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SHOES, &c,

uSt received and for sure
10000 pair black B l.es cams ;.
5000 +" RGsset, do
''~''' z,d00t extra seWcd 'yf0;.
1900 +" Boys do.
800 Mems kid shoes,
-.:-....'.::;s689- keaies kid: slippers,
80. ..--.. 5!dnensssls cAoesr ~.
2lA Misses do. do,
800 Boys lined do,
- 81 $40 0 tes'ert's tttaeiag psfhaps,
100 dozen wool hats,
So. .tle~saEIlk aad castor. poi;
ished hats,
100 bales of bleached and
unbleached domestics.
ALSO IN STORE.
Bagging and Rope,
And a general assortment Of
Groceries and Provisions, fol
sale by
TAPPAN 81 YERGER,
Leree street, EiekSburg
Oct. 3, l840 80 tt
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tnrty,
E)Y virtue Of the above stated case to
- me directed by the honorable CIR
cult court United States, for the Southern
District of Mississippi, ! will expose to
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town Of Canton,
On The First Monday in Norentcr 1870,
Ii being the I'd day Of said month, the
following described tract of land, which
w. b. Daugherty formerly owned, con
yeyed TO a AlcGoehe by him, bounded
on the northwest BY the lands formerly
owned by Simpson; now by McGcehe,
and on the northeast by the lands for
morly owned by Burrows Haley, and on
which he lived, and on tho southwest by
Pearl River, and land unknown, all OF
which land is lying and being IN Madl-
son county and State Of Mississippi
Levied on as the property OF defend
ant Dougherty, and will be sold TO satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sale TO take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
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Nfnt cmn Ell i0e ifi
NJ. them uHt# # t =
sI.fn Ht1D saEf8 t"r
hfst cash. tanleiHf N0lf, H.H
fnU n e. hta tana Nil an
county,
I'm ns fba ashiag q hn. $3.50,
Al l4.agiha 81 day q n.d m1a'.1 az
following deseufi .hnif. M ti Nf
wffta(f Of faHhHti gla0tf
ihfes. township htlh nlKa GO
containing eighty sen aHi iIf'f h1Hi.
feAlhto. anarfa aud f1sf ha'I o.n0f.N
voft quarter, meHoH three iaHHtt'F
tften, fafrs 0aetedli, containing tlfhit
heits ani thirty blndfcdih# Of Hn aeiot
asd pafof ihe sect tail 81 uu.bWa
euado. section MiHy ioaf iowuih.p
tighi, range ono, eafI' and e. + pay oft
s1gd, gss' a.A.tss. tioe thIiif.lo1f,
,9upsbu e.sh., lsuss ee eaH 0n'
wtst holf III cast lhlt o. ngr.leat.
eaar,ftof section lhre township severn
f-rer ne tai. swh irH vesi nali'
porih.oasi quarter, aud north baii "r.i
.r~s.t,,~.@ sps ,311.s4 ~, III. ,.,, ~. ~ y.
township seven, range once ea'l ul'u
.oel hslr &c vest half Of northeast
quarter, section three, township scYsu'
range one, cast.
I9gied 80 81 tho property % ds'sH
dunt York, aud will BE- sold 70 satisfy
r!aksals debiandGqsk. .,., .,..,.
safe 10 take place w'iaih mo Noa's
.a.ssa1ihed ly law,
" r. VI ", q = ~ v ~ '"sr'e'A'e.r '"'
Tor he Southern District qf M,msTP'
BY w l., Barre, DePg
Sept. &c, 38-i3 Pr fee Sl8I
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coari tie frs! Aicniag ~ srrismtrr 1880
Prev fa i G., '''e I Complainant
Nin9 Maaan, "A W. bnfmh
81 TPON opening Che maiies of this
- slill &R1itaggee gigg iq lbe sali sl AZ.
'i5u 8i the Good iAsl iaa .f.gaaaGsa
glll.ag, ~. aad }. as...s i, Ieegae ata
not mh0Dllanls 81 tllN Stale, Olr fGsfH''
beyond The limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process Of this Court cannot be
executed on them, therefore it is order.
cd, that unless tho suid defendants ap.
pear before the Chancellor at the Court.
room in Jackson, the First Monday IN
December next, and plead, answer or
domut to said bill Of complaint, the se-
yera allegations thereof will be taken
for confessed and such order or decree
made therein as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and Just. It's further
ordered that a copy Of this order be in
serted in tho Madison Wing Advocate
once week for two months success.
siyely
Attest; r, L. DIXON, CIR.
September IL, 1910. 36-45
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.Nadi,oa Circuit C9pi-Nortm5cr lcrm 1870.
Joseph Collins,
vs. On fl ia.
Elizabeth Dinkns and
William +, Walker
Adm'S & Admir-.
Same,
Va Same and same,
Same,
EpY virtue Of tho above stated cases
AD to me directed, | will expose to pub.
lie sale, for cash, before the door Of the
Court. house, in the town of Canton,
Madison county,
On the First Monday in Norcmber 1910,
The following described estate, 10 wits
The south half Of Lot number three, and
Lot number four, in square number
eight, in the town Of Canton, a full des-
cription of which can be seen in Dee1
book G. page 4l9 and AGO, it being the
Lot on which the Canton Hotel is stus-
ted aud occupied by John Stone jr.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ants adm'x and admir- and will be sold
10 satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
s. HAMBLEN, Sh'F.
By Jesse BRowN, Dep'y
October 1, 39-43 Pr fec S12]
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BAGGINc, ROPE, sc. sc.
AsGnGA PIECES Kentucky Begging,
WVW 500 Coils Bale Rope,
so Bales Irvine,
100 Barrels Fresh Flour,
100 Rectfed Whiskey
80 Boiled Cider,
Just received and Tor sale, very low,
for Cash or Cotton, by
GEO. LIMERICK & Co.
Clay Street, Vicksbug,
September 8, 1910. 35 4s
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EpY Yirtpe of the above stated cuses
directed by, .lhe. Hopora6l /.
Circuit Court OF the United States, 10 and
!. for lhe Southern District Of Mississippi,
i wiT'r SET forcash sSrfsfe tAe Court house,
door in the town of Canton,
On Tic First Monday Of November 1910,
The following described property, to wit;
The south half of southwest quarter,
and west hall of southeast quarter, and
east half OF southeast quarter, section
twenty-seven, and west half of south
west quarter, and south half Of east half,
south. west quarter and south half, west
half, southeast quarter, section twenty
six, township nine, range one, west; and
west half, southeast quarter, section
twelve, and northwest quarter, section
twenty.sx, and east half, southeast
quarter, section twenty six, and north
half, west half, northeast quarter, sec
ton twenty six, and ncrth half, cas-
half, southwest Quarter, section twenty.
SIX, and east half, northeast quarter
section tweniy.sevcn; - Also, twenty
acres of the north end Of sou,h-cas
quarter, section twenty-seyen, all IL
township nine, range one, west, making
in all eight hundred and eighty acres
moro or less
Levied on as the property of defend
ant r NJ Williamson, and will be sol'
to satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
Sale 10 take place within the hour
prescribed by law.
w. M. GWIN, Marshal,
For he Southern District Of Mississippi
BY w. L. BATE, Dep'y.
October !, 39-43 lPr fec $ls
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TEACHER WANTED.

a School Teacher who IA capable Of
teaching ihe inherent nfdtitiics VI
Len English education. can find a stun
.loa b. applying at TINS olfft9"'s
iene &, lain.
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soFfslE.

NOTICE.. '31'
II ETTERS Of administration having
~ been gsan,cd to TIE andsssignsd, III
shs Sc.Sla.pEc ,erna ! eAQ, Of The Probate
court Of Madison county, Oh the es'dit' OF
Noses Cor, deceased; All those having
claims against said estate are requested
20 oring them forward, duly authcntica.
.'ca .wi.hq.h Tbs. , ". pEesserlbed BY law,
or they will be forever barred: anu n'tl
,'he-e Indebted g said estate will Please
make Immediate settlement.
Mi'ftHl.l4L CALHOUN, aamf.
Dvi, ~ is;s. e -,
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TN'"'~-S%"e~"" sNt n tssf' rrs. .s,s-sDs ayAstas
HfPON opening lhn na'tefa Of Jus
w. bI ana iiap, huts " 'l
t.un of fba Coat Chat lha defendants
aiee O. nsnard lsaar franklin and
John tmal.i, rf- a iwaf5teHil 81
this Stale, bat reside beyond the limits
1sgH9f, S'tiMt ril'r8i 5taggy fgggvas 8a
this Courl cannot be executed on ihcmi
'sYeSg .-e4..1 ~ .se.r@s. ..St ", a2,.aa,..
defendants appear before the Chancellor
at the Court room in jackson on the
First Monday m December next and
plead, answer or domur 10 said bill Of
complaint, the several allegations there.
Of viii be taken for confessed as TO them
and such order and decree nude therein
as the Chancellor may deem just and
equitable
II is further ordered that a copy Of
said order be inserted in the Madison
Wing Advocate once q week for two
months successfully.
II. i. DIXON, Cfk
II n N
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FOR SALE,

4 SPLENDID NEW PHETON--
a Apply to JOHN Ii. ROLLINS.
September %, 1910. So
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,rAps,rAL's SALE.

United States eirc,atcowt- ,foccmber tenn 1910
John y. Murell,
~ n Dounhnrty nnGl
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sHERIFFs SALE.

.Nadi,on Circuit Coiui-Nortnl5cr tenn, 1870
Joseph Collins,
vs. On Fl. IA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-27
.VeaU Furniture and .E0ill-
erS iSIlOD.
u, III subscriber takes this method 10 inform

1H>IIE subscriber takes this method 10 inform
4 his friends. aud the citzens Of this, and
the adjoining Districts, that he has permanent
ly located his
FURNITURE AND JOINERS SHOP
on the Mdrtntown Road, near Gilgal Chnlcl',
about twelve miles above Edeelield G.. House,
aud II below Cambridge. Being Il Mechan-
ic himself, and having experienced, good
workmen in his employ, lie ilatters himself that
he will he able to give satisfaction 10 all those
who may favor him with their orders He has
on hand. and expects TO keep Il good asSort-
ment of PANEL Doors, SASH, BLINDS, AND
MASrEL PIECES. Also
CABINET FURNITURE.
Such as Hardr0Jcs Shcboards, Bureaus,
Dook Gases, Folding Tables. Sc. Sc.
Repairing done at The shortest notice. and on
reasonable terms. If desired, he will g" amy
distance l,nd"r twenty-five miles, TO Glaze.
Al orders thankfully received, and pnnctn-
ally attended to. Address The undersigned.
DmnlonsviiIe Edgeticld District, S. C., or VIM.
f. Durisoc, Edgeiield Court House.
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
Near Gilgal. S. April 80, 1910. :sm 13
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PRACTICAL QUESTIONS.
70 PARENTS,

l. What is the character, aud what are
the qualifications Of the teacher, who is
no,0 in your school, giving daily inslruc-
ton 10 your children!
2. Is your school house comfortable, well
located, aud well supplied with fuel and a
good wood-house
3. How often have you visited the
school this winter! How often have you
visited the common school for the last five
years!
4. How often do you examine your
children at home, to find out The influence
ofthe school, and the progress the children
are making in their studies!
S. Have you provided your offspring
with the necessary schoUl books !
6. Have you furnished your school witt,
an apparatus
Z. Do you make the teacher "boart
round" or does he board at one place, ,uear
the school house, where lie can have an
opportunity to study!
s. Do you, by not furnishing suitable
CLOTHING, or through carelessness, or crinI-
nal indulgence, permit your children 10
idle their lime athome, when they should
be in school!
9. DO you keep them at home one day
and send them to school the next !!
l0. Do you give them so many 'choars'
in the morning that they are not able TO
reach school till near noon
IL. Do you offer every facility for get.
ting Your children to school crery day and
in good season
u. Do you keep the family quiet; or
open separate ro"m, that the children
may study evenings!
Is. DO you daily present good exam
piles to your children, by showing them
the happiness and usefulness Of kuowl-
cdgel
II. What is your government over
children?
10. Does it fit them TO respect and obey
the teacherl
]G. Does your family government quail
fy your children to govern themselves.
II. I.asly-whcli do you labor most
for, and which are you most desirouS of
giving your childrcn--KHowLEDGE or
WEALTH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-27
PRDCLAMA AvH0N.
xerutive Department,

SDl.Ohblh, illF luth' ''SI''
I'D Y his Exceency. B. X. Henegan, Esq
HB Governor and Commander in Chlet Ill
and over the State Of South Carolina.
Whereas, information has been received n,
this Department. that n most airocious murder
was committed in Union District oil the ltll
Of June last, by a certain negro man JIM. The
property of Elisha Porter, Esq, npon the body
of Elisha Blrdsnr. n citizen OF said District, and
that the said JIM has fled from justice. Now
TO the end that justice may be done, and that
the said JIM may be brought to legal trial ior
his offence, as aforesaid. do hereby offer a
Reward Of one bundled and fifty dollars for his
apprehension aud delivery into any Jail Of the
State.
The said jim is described as Il black fellow,
with heavy eye brow<. high check bones, sui.
Ky colutrnanrc. and about 2S years Of age.
Given under my hand and the seal of lhr
State, at Columbia, the 18th of July, one
thousand eight hundred and forty. aud in
the sixtv-fllh year of The Independence Of
the United Slatcs of America.
D. Il. IIENAGAN.
By the Governor.
NJ. LABoRDE. Secretary Of State.
July II, ls4O 25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-08-27
State of South Cal olina.
.ABBEYILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

EAMES ST rSON, who IL in The custo-
% DIV of the Sheriff of :ibbevIle District,
hy virtue of mcSnc process, at the stlit oi
Clark. McTicr a. Co, having filed his Tet-
ton, with Il Schedule OH oath OF his whole es-
tate, real and personal, with the purpose OF OBJ
tanning the benefit of the General Assembly,
ro,rmouly called the "Insolvent Debtors Act." !"
FuBLIc NoTIcE is hereby given. that the pc
titon of the said James Simpson will be heard
aud considered in the Court of Common Pleas
for Abbcville District, at Ahbevillc c. House,
on "Wednesday, the fourteenth day of October
next, or such other day thereafter as the Cour
may order during the Term, commencing ut
,hc said place on the second Monday in Octo-
ber next: and all the creditors of the said James
Simpson are hereby summoned personally.
or by attorney, then and there in the said Court
to <hrw call.c, il they can, why the benefit ol
the act aforesaid should nul he granted to the
said James Simpson, upon his executing the
assignment required by the Act aforesaid.
JN6. F. LIVINGSTON, C. r.
Clerks Office,
-dprH y, I24n. I Sl4.50 ac -
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Clerks Office.
WIy 81, lSi0.
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

A BNER BUSHNELL, who rs in the rusto-
"A. dy OF the Sheriff of the said Dis'rc', by
virluc ola writ of capias ad satiyiacicmdnm, at
the suit of Baker, Johnson L. Co having filed
his petition, with schedule on oath, Of his Whole
estate real and personal, viii the purpose Of oh.
tanning the benefit of the Act Of the General
Assembly of this State, commonly called the
"Insolyen, Debtors Act"
PUBLIC NorrcE is hereby given, that the pc.
,tion of the said Abner Bushnell will he heard
and considered. i'll the Court Of Common Pleas
for EdgefcId District, on Wednesday The 2lst
day of October next, or on some subsequent
day during the Term of said Court, which will
then he in session: and all the creditors of the
saId Abner Bushnell. urc hereby summoned
personally or by attorney. then and there, To
shcw cause ,fIey can why the benefit Oft he Act
aforesaid should not he granted TO tile said Alb.
ncr Bushnell. upon his executing the assign
ulcnt required by tue said Nci
GEO. POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office.
Jaiy II, 1Slo. nc %
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Chrk'S Office.
Uiy u, 1Sl0.
State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

NEORGE w. TIIOMASwho is in tho cris-
w ,ody of the Sheriff of the said District,
by virtue of certain wrls ofcapiaS ad saiiSiaci.
cndum, at the suit Of Lawrence d. Bcardsly
Ransdell, Brown d Co., Smith L. Rulllrcn
: G. g. > Lvncs, Warren KinhrcIl for tie Use
of VIM. Band, and Waldron. Thomas & Co..
having filed his petition. with schedule on oath.
Of his whole estate, real and personal, with the
purpose Of obtaining the benefit of the Act of
the Gcucral Assembly Of this State, commonly
called the "Insolvcnt Debtors Art"
PUBLIC NorIcE is hereby given that the Pc
,ilion oftlc said Grorgc w. Thomas. will be
heard and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas, for Edgrlield District at EdnefrId Court
House, on "Wednesday rhc 2Is day of October
next. or on some subsequent day of the Term
of said Court. which will be then setting: and
all the creditors of the said George w. Thomas
are hereby summoned personally or by attor-
ncy. then and there, in the said Court. to sliew
cause, if they can why the benefit Of the Act a.
oresad, should not be granted to the said g..
w. Thomas. upon his executing the assign
ment required by the Act aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, e. c. p.
Clerks Office.
JMy 81, lSi0. nc 70
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hrh's Office,
Jaiy y, 1910.
State of South aar0Iina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON DIEtS

"ENRY HUFFMAN, Sem, who is in the
IL "a custody of the Slicritfof the said District.
by virtue of wrils Of capias al satisfacicHdrm,
to the Snit OF Lewis Collins and Lnrrain Gcd-
dings, having filed his petition, with schedule
an oath, of his whole estate both real and per-
soiial, with the purpose Of ohiniuiug the henc-
lit Of the Act Of the General Assembly Of this
State, commonly called tic "Insoven, Debtor $
Act"
PUBLIC NorIcE is hereby given, that the pc
tiliou of the said Henry Huffman, sen, will he
heard and considered. in the Conrt ofCnm,nom
Pleas for Edgeiied District on "Wednesday
the 2l$t day of Oclohcr ncxr, or OIL some sub
sequenl day during the Term Of said Court.
which will ihcn be in session: and all the cred
ors of the said Henry Huffman, sen, are here
by summoned personally or by attorney, then
and there. in the said Court 10 siew cali$c, il
they can, why the benefit of the Act aforesaid
should not be granted to The said Henry HUFF
nan, SEN, upon his executing the assignment
required by the said Act.
GEO. POPE, c. c. p.
Clerks Office.
JuIy u, 1Sl0. ac 25
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From The WadisOui0g.

We are ovcrrun with correspondence
], is good symptom, we confess, bur we
beg, in sell-detencr, to suggest toihem, We
ry respectfully, few rules for their OBJ
Servalion:
!. Condensc your articles, and make
them as brief as possible.
:. Never send us Il communication uu-
less you are sure it has point.
3. Never cxpecr 10 see, yoar communion.
ton ia prinl unless YOU can write gram
matically, aud can do your own spelling
and punctuation.
i. Never write on bo,I, sides Of your pa
per, if yoI intend your article to be prn-
ted. 1t is a great Inconvenience to the com
positor, and eau scarcely be tolerated, ul.
less the communication is from distance.
5. Never bore an editor bv reading ar
Iicle to him. Leave ii to his discretion,
and bide your time.
6. Never ask an editor the ncws-it is
like getting professional advice without
fees. or smuggling goods. Take his paper.
pay for it, aud then you will get the news
without inquiry.
Z. 1t is a great mistake TO suppose that
an editors Sancium is a public reading
loom. TO tumble and read an editor
exchanges, is as bad as riIiug the fountain
where The spring folks are dipping water
for their customers.
s. When Won wish to discontinue your
paper dD it with as much decency as you
ordered it, always remembering that an
editor forever sets him down as no gentle
man, who after requesting his paper COM
pcls the postmaster to send an abrupt no.
lice. that The paper SIS refuscd;" and that
an editor can never regard hin, an honest
man who discontinues his paper without
paying arrearages.
9. Never llatrcr yourself that an anony-
nous communication, addressed to, or
touching persons, will be noticed.
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Phoenix Store Ware Factory.
TO MERCHANTS hND TIE PUBLIC
IN GENERiL

TO MERCHANTS IND TIE PUBLIC
IN GENERAL.
gHVhe Subscribers having been engaged in
The manufacturing of Stonc Ware at
Pollcrsvile. in Edseliclt. S. c. for many years
and from long experience, and former owners
Of that establishment, have located themselves
al the Phoenix Factory, Shaws Creek, twelve
miles from EdgciieId G. IIuuse on the main
Road leading from Newbrrry, Union and the
upper Districts to Aiken, for the purpose Of
manufacturing Stone Ware in all its variou,
branches. They have procured the best OF
worknIen AMI are constantly making up, and
have large stock on hand. Their assortment
is the most complete ever before offered for sale
in this market, to which they would call the At
tcntion of Druggists, Merchants and Planters,
and all those who wish to purchase any thing
in their line. Among the many articles OF
which their stock is composed, are the follow
ing viz:
Jars fall sizes from gallon to 90 gallons
Jugs of all sizes do. ! do. ~ do.
Cillrns of all sizes . do. 5 do.
Bowls or pans of all sizes, from ] do to $ do.
Butter Pots of all sizes from ] do.to3 do. with
covers.
Pitchers ufall sizes from4 do, to3 do.
And lcds neatly made for jars and churns il
desired
Stew Pots OF various sizes, &c. &c.
All of the above is inferior 10 none made
in the United States. Orders addressed to us
ut Edgcticld Court Houses. G. will be prompt
Is attended to, and delivered tn the Merchant
door, any distance under one hundred and fifty
miles. Charleston merchants can have their
ware delivered at the depot, in Aiken at I2t
cents per gallon. The Price at the Factory is
l2d cents per gallon.
MATHIS s. RHODES.
April l. 1910 r0
The Charleston Cour. will publish times.
weekly, and forward account 10 this Office.
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Anxiety to possess vote, is good pre-,
sunplive evidence ofanxiety 10 perform
the duties of nan and citizen; giving
an honest vote, when n person has The
power. is moi the exercise Of privilege
conceded by the government, but the per-
lornlanceoi Il duty prescribed by the state.
The claim o. the elective fanchise. and the
exercise of il, are prima facic virtuous ac-
tons; and the punishment for either is an
attack on the very foundation of public
morality.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
NJ. y. Tulman AssuMrsIr,

Ephraim Vessels. ATTACHMENT.
TENEIE Plaintiff having filed his declaration
d Ill the Clerks Otlire on the sixteenth
day of October last, and it appearing that the
defendant is from, and without tho limits OF the
State and having neither wife nor attorney with.
in the said District. on whom rule to plead
can be- served. 1t is therefore ordered that the
defendant do plead torhe said declaration with
in IL year aud il day, from The filing of the dec
laratlolI, or final aud absolute judgment will be
entered against him, by deianlt
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. C. p.
Chrk's Office,
Jan Is, $40 w&p Sc aqd 81