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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-14
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GO WHERE GLORY WAITS THEE.

BY THOMAS MOOSE.
Go where glory waits thee.
But, while fame elstes thee,
Oh still remember me.
Wheh The praise thou mcetest
To thine ear is sweetest,
OF then remember me.
Other arms may press thee,
Desrer friends caress thee,
All the joys that bless thee
Sweeter far may be
Bat when friends are nearest,
And when joys are dearest,
Oh! then remember me.
When at eve thou rovest
By the star thou lowest,
Oh then remember me.
Think, when home returning,
Bright we've seen il burning
Oh then remember me.
OFT as summer closes,
When thine eye rcposes
On its lingering roses,
Once so loved BY thee,
Think Of her who wove them,
Her who made thee love them
Oh then remember me.
When, around thee dying,
Autumn leaves are lying,
Oh, then remem Der me.
And al night, when gazing
On the gay hearth blazing,
Oh, still remember me.
Then should music, stealing
All the soul Of feeling,
To thy heart appealing,
Draw one tear from thee
Then let memory bring thee
Strains | used TO sing thee
Oh! then remember me.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-14
Ernm q Lnte EnPlish paper.

Among the discoveries, methods &c. we lind
the most interesting to be the following:
OF a Printing PresS.--A Mr. Lenormand,
trench mechanic, has discovered the means OF
printing on one cylinder both sides Of tie same
sheet which enables his mechanical press to act
with quickness double any hitherto known, and
can produce 1000 copies in an hour
Of Mem Method TO clean GiaSs.-Powder fine
indigo and dip into it moi.iened rag, with which
smear the glass, and wipe it OF with dry cloth.
Very finely sifted ashes, applied by rag dipped in
spirits, will also answer well but Spanish white is
apt TO roughen the glass.
10 preserve Ti1,Jer.-It has been ascertained
that timber soaked for some days in lime water, will
resist dry rot much longer than timber not similarly
Treated After it is taken out of lime water, 1t
should DO allowed 10 dry and season.
THE LAW OF DEoDASDs, a wise provision,
Nhleh it would be well introduce into this coun-
wi exciting some attention in England and 1t Is
Proposed so to alter that the penalties ar deodands
'na go to the party injured or TO his or her relatives;
AT present. il from any negligence of the driver
% the propreors Of stage coach or railway-traln
Tue loss of life ensues and penalty is imposed up
20 The delinquent party, that penalty is given by the
aw 10 the King or Queen or to the Lord OF the Ma
I' instead OF the parties more Immediately aliect-
"by the death of the sufferer, namely, his wife or
eudren, ornear relations, shough the consequence
Tue bereavement may be TO reduce his family 70
ssary. II is true, indeed, that the State has an
'erest in the life of every one Of its subjects but
Is not pecuniary interest, it is political inter
~ The enforcement of demands so far as they IN
'e caution over persons intrusted with the lives
NE people is highly sautary in producing eau
w. and, therefore, we would not repeal but amend
@ law, by making il conducive, far as II IS pos
IVY. oe' to repair or alleviate those suaerings which
ofsect frequently occasions, but which no amount
,s penalty can in so,oe cases adequately comPen-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-14
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THE WAR STEAMERS.

The steamships Lion and Eagle. built by Messrs.
Brown and Bell, for tho Spanish government, and
launched yesterday. sre now taking In their ma
ehipery from the Novelty Works At the foot Of
Twelfth street Msssrs. Ward. Stillnan e. Co., Of
that establishment, never turned more beautiful
specimens OF their skill and sconces ~ engineers
and steam engine manufacturers, than ths engines
Of these splendid vessels and builders and machin.
| Is are worthy Of equal praise for the workmanliko
manner in which they have performed tho duties
allotted TO them. The Lion and Eagle are precise.
IL u the same sse and model, and each 10 intended
to carry four heavy carronades and ono sixty four
FOUNDER Paixham gun on pivot. Subjoined are
tho dimensions of each:
i54 feet length on deck.
30 feet inches breadth Of beam.
40 feet length over all
10 feet inches breadth over ALL
Tounage GIL tons.
Each vessel will be propelled by two engines Of
eighty horse power. They will, II il expected. b
ready for sea In about two monihs and intanded.
il is and, coas, guard for the Spanish Wsst In.
dis islands.
Wclearnthst the magnificent war steamer K0ms-
eha,ka built here for the Russian government. will
be taken out TO Russia by American officers and
sesnen. who have volunteered for the service
They will have a glorious time of il. Tho Hams.
chatka ia taking in her machinery At Jersey city
N. \. Times, Jan. |.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-14
III + 9 G. z Z, Z, n NJ z .

We extract the following from "THE DIAL" a
periodical recently established at Boston, which
proves its author TO be something of an observer oil
the ct ceteras that make up the sum total Of exist
ence, 10 say the least OF him.
Life is an art. When we consider
what life may be to all, and what it is to
most, we shall see how little this art is yet
understood. What life may be to all, is
shown us in the lives of the honored few,
whom we have learned to distinguish from
the rest Of mankind, and to worship as the
heroes and saints of the world. What
life is 10 most, is seen wherever we turn
our eyes. To all, life may be freedom,
progress, success. To most men it is bond
age, failure, defeat. Some have declared
al life to be tragedy. The lite Of most
menis rightly so termed. What can be
more tragical than after long years of
weary watching and ceaseless toll, IN
which all the JOY and strength of our days
have been spent in pursuit ofsome distant
good, to find at last, that the good thus
sought was shadow, a sham-that the
sum total ofour endeavor, with no positive
increase, has left us minus our youth, our
faculties, our hope, and that the three
score years have been live-long illusion.
This is the great ground tragedy in which
all other tragedies and sorrows and de.
feats of mans life are comprised. Such
is the actual condition humankind. Look
al our educated men. Ofthe hundreds
whom every wear sends forth to wander
in the various paths Of active life, how
many are there who find or even seek the
bread that alone can satisfy the hungerlng,
dreaming heart Of man? How many sell
their strength and waste their days, and
"fie their minds for some paltry clerk.
ship, or senatorshiP, or some phantom
which they term competence, or, at the
best, some dream oil fame-"ingens gloria
cupido que etiam stplentibus novissima
exultare' -and find when the race is done
and the heat is won, that they are no near.
er than before the true end oftheir being,
and that the great work Of life is still to do.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-14

debt TO Athens, ever to DO insensble 10
her suffurings. As Americans, we can
boast that we, at least. are performing
our duty, and that Mr.. Hill, the Ameri.
can Missionary al Athens, has become
the almoner OF civilization on our behalf,
in the dlspensation OF the rights and blcs-
sings OF education. Il. ]. NJ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-14

Ma. yAspERLYs.-An American in Paris. wri-
ting 10 his friend in Washington says, MIR. Van
derlyn. the distinguished American artist. Is here.
engaged in painting picture for one Of the panels
in the Rotundo of our Capitol, and as far as am
70 III. reputation as an atti,..'--Nas mi.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-14

If Queen Victoria has son hereafter. that son
will take tho crown in preferences 70 any sisters,
whether born before or after him The rule OF de-
scent /. the same in segaTd 10 snds--the odest
son ia heir, if .heTe be son Therefore the infant
Princess ia only heiress presum2tise. not heiress
appareni-- E0m Advertiser
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-14

PENNSYLVANIA STATE LoAs.--I The Secretary Of
tile Commonwealth Of Pennsy lyania insites propo-
sa., TO be received at bis Office until the Goth Of
January next for loan Of one million Of s'oliGrs
al an in,erest Of five per cent. per snnum
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-14

NEWSPAPERS. M. de Tocqueville, in
his "Democracy Of America" makes use
of the following forcible expression in re-
ference to the Importance of newspapers:
"a newspaper can drop the same thought
into a thousand minds at the same moment.
A newspaper is an adviser who does not
require to be sought, but who comes TO
you ofhis own accord, and talks to you
briefly every day Of common veal, with
out dis;racling your private affairs
Newspapers therefore become more neces'
sary in proportion as men become more
equal, and individuals more to be feared.
To suppose that they only serve to pro-
tect freedom would be to diminish their
Importance they maintain civilization" "
THE BArT1srs.--The number of Bap.
fist Associations in the United States and
British Provinces of America is 42S the
churches s02l ordained ministers, 1903;
and members 5s7, 206,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-01-14

The United States Gazette says--We understand
that the steam saip now being built at the Navy
Yard in this city. ia to be called the Mississippi
She will be launched early in the spring
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
CASH WANTED.

YHyIfE Subs criber takes this niehcd Of say
E ing to those indebted TO the old firm OF
Nicholson a. Presley, on nulcs and accounts
for the year 1889, and previous, That necessl.
ly compels me to request them 10 come for
ward and pay up. lowe money due on the
Ist OF January next, aud cannot extend longer
indulgence. L would also say. illut wish to
make an invuriablc rule in my business to have
all accounts iguiiated The 1st of Junuary each
wear. which will save me considerable trouble,
aud be for the interest oi my customers.
L. b. PRESLEY.
Dec. 10 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
PROCLAMATION,

By JOHN p. RICHARDSON, Esq, Cor
crnor and C0mmaader-in-Chicj,i IN dnd oScr
Tic State nf South Carolina.
NM7IiERi.AS. III pursuance OF lie art oi
w the Legislature Of this Sta:e, The votes
for Members OF the twenty. seventh Congress
have been counted in presence OF he Governor
by Commissioners appointed Tor that purpose {;
and it appears that Isaac L. Holmes has been
duly elected for the Congressional District oil
Charleston; r. Barnweil iiher, for the District
coruDosed of Co,Ie.ou and EcaIltoIt; John
CunDbnll, for tie District composed oi: George
town, IIorry, Marion, Marlborough, Williams
burg. and Darlington; s. III. Butler, for the
District composed OF Burnwel. 0ransrbnrg.
Lexington, and Richland; +. w. Pickens, ior
the District composed of Edgeheld and Able.
vile William Butler, for the District composed
of Pcndeton and GreenYIlle; james Ruse'S,
for the District composed Of Union, York,
Spartanburg. and Chester; Thomas ID. Sum-
ter, for the District composed of Lancaster,
Kershaw, Sumter, and Chesterfield; and Pat
rick G.. Caldwell fer the District composed oil
Fairfield, Newbcrry. and Laurens.
Now, therefore, do iSsric this, my proclaIna-
linn notifying and declaring, according to the
pruyiSiouS ul The sail Act lha, lsnac T.. Holmes,
i BaruwcII Rhett. John Campbell. S. II. But
lcr, +. W. picl;rns, Willium Butler, James
Rogers, Thomas D.. Sumter. aud Pnlric.; G..
Caldwell, h. d majority Of TIC votes in their
respective Congressional Districts. aforesaid.
and are duly elected Representatives in the
Congress of the Uui,cJ States iom this Stare.
Given under my hand. ANA the Seal of the
State. at Columbia. this the 10Th day "s
December. in the year Of orr Lord, one
ll,uusanl eir., hundred and forty, and
in the <ixty-tiflh year Of the lid'rend-
encc of the United STATES Of America.
JOHN Y. RICHARDSON.
BY the Governor.
NJ. LABoRDE, Secretary Of Sta:c.
Dec 2I, 1910 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-01-28
PROCLAMATION.

BY Ills ExccIIenry, B. X. HEsAGAS. Esq;
Governor and Commander-in-rhe he! ln' ana
over tic State nl South Carolina
Whereas, information has been receIvc..ii al
this Department, from the Town C"uncl, ~ o'
Winnsioro.ir. that on the 18th list al afro
cio,s ,rlcuyt was made, by sn:he person til,
Anowu, to iirn tie Cnur. House of Fairfield
District. Now know yc, that 10 til" rll'i 'lS'Icc
NAV be dunc, and the offender bI ought !" lesai
punishment. | do hereby offer reward ol
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS,
for hi. "e'"" and dsi,yGfS II unto co.,ric r
ton. ,.,,......
..+-o., r,-,o,,.,y ''''"' -
Columbia, the 9th day of November. one
Thousand eigh, hundred aud forty, and IN the
siy:y.ffil year ol the independence ot the
United States OF Amrric:l.
B. X. IlENAGAN.
BY the Governor. c,,
NJ. LABJnpE, Secretary oi Stale.
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Edeefield Male Academy,

THE Trustees of this Institution b We
Il the pleasure to announce, that The
School was opened on Wednesday, The 9th
inslauI underline charge Of Mr.. r. D..
Shiudler, who is graduate of Kenyon
College. Mr.. S. has had experience Ii"
teaching, and has acquired in this State.
where he has beeu residing for the last
three years, high reputation as a gentle
man, and a scholar. Strict attention will
be given 10. the moral department OF The
pupils, and The Trustees confidently re.
commend the School TO the patronage Of
the public. .sa?
The prices Of tuition per quarter, tin-
Guiding the expense Of fire woody payable
quarterly, i'll advance, will be as follows,
viz: -.
For Spelling, Reading, Writing,
, aud Arithmetic, :,.a..a.gS5 90
For the above, with English Gram ,.-t,,
mar; Geography. and the branch.
es usually taught in English
Schools, go Z so
Foi the above, with Latin, aud
Greek, aud The higher branches
OF Mathematics. 10 90
Good Board may be had, convenient TO
the Academy.
]. TERRY,
Chairman of The Board.
Jan. 6, 1871. t49
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WATERPROOF
gV' a ER II. III q II 8 r..
AND
Commits SION business.

YAyH!, S;lbscibcr is much sia:ificd that he
Il. is once aiorc able toctlrr lis services to
his lric:rls ana old Customers. and the public
generally in the Hayc.liouS uM Commission
BuSiacSS He ilaur,s himself ,l;al the eligible
location OF his Ware House. and its comparative
immunity from tie risk Of fire and uGd, will
PROC IRE him Il liberal patronage.
H.! Iias rebuilt the iJars-H House formerly
k,.uwnas .!dams s, Ifaiker's, and is filling up
noe wina of il above the highest watcr-mark ct
the !a!c tcser, 'ori the purpose Of s,uring there
10 Hc Cott",i ci P'a%t.rS Gaf Country Wcrrhasts.
This site isa lca~; t,vu tcci higher than ally
u.hrr warehouse IL !0wn; and Ike division
.!.: l:;is bc:n elevate! will store from 1900 of
2UiU halcs.
He wiil sell Cotton, and attend to such bus-
lies: rs Is usually Transacted by Commission
Mcrchln,s, at as low ! rate as others engaged
in The same calling.
In again offering his services 10 his friends
and the public, the subscriber cal;not refrain
from acknowledging the liberal patronage he
once received lloin lilen; and hopes hy his at
,eniion to hns;n"SS thai il will he renewed, a;d
il wiil be i!.ak.i,!ly received.
GOLLOTilUN WALKER.
I!am!,arg, Aagusts, l:4y T25
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HEAD QUARTERS,
CoiumEiu, l1ih Drc. 1910.

GENERAL ORDERS-NO. |.
YH7tIi. frowing gcat!cnen have hecn ap'
q pointed Alis.Ic-Camp To the c"nishani'
cr-iu.Ch hcf with the rank Of Lieut.. Colnncl. -
They will be obcycd anI rc:pr clcG accordingly
.1rn.stcad Bart,
Aiblrt RhcR.
Louis !. HigtMl,
J. Puik Dickinson,
John Phillips,
John English,
II!uiam n. Cannon. Jr.
J. HaHcStoa lead Jr.
Henry II. Thompson,
james McPhcrson.
The Aids.dc.C Camp above named, will equip
themselves, and report for dn:y cli!er pers"''-
ally or by letter to the Adjnant and Inspector
General, at Aiken, 5. c.. by tic 10Th day oil
February next. Ii either of the above named
Ats.dc-Camp shall ncglccr to report ns above
reuuiYed, it viii be deemed 4 refusal 10 accent
ami the vacancy will be Immediately Tiled by
another a:'"onlncnt.
By crter oi the Chief.
JAMES JONES.
Adiutan and Inspector General
Dec. II. lol0 4b
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and P. Kcmpsou, two hundred and soVea-
ty five acres of land, more or less, adjoin-
ing lands of VIM. WALTON aud others.
Smith g. Frazier. VS. William New, The
defendants interest in a trail of land ad-
Joining VIM. johnson and others,
Beverly Burton and others, vs. w. G.
Hall, one brown horse and bride.
Goodwin, Harrington & Co. vs. Josiah A.
Mitchell, one lracfof land containing twen-
ty acres, more or less, adjoining William
Morris, E. B. Presley and others.
Jacob B. Smith, VS. the same, the above
desrrihed property.
Terms VI Sale. Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. T.. d,
Jan. y, 1871. 50
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN. THE COMMON PLEAS.
NJ. D. Tulman AssuMrsIr,
Enl,raim Vessels.

Ephraim Vessels. ATTACHMENT.
yHVHE Plaintiff having filed his declaration
in the Clerks Office on the sixteenth
day of October last, and it appearing tlut the
defendant is from, and without the limits OF the
State and having neither wife nor attorney with.
in the said District. On whom n rule to plead
Gun be served. 1t is therefore ordered; that the
defendant do plead tothe said declaration with
in n wear aud q day, from the filing Of the dec
inratlon, or.fnal und absolute Judgment will be
entered agans, him, by default
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. p.
Clerks Office,
Jan l6, 1910 &PS6 aqd 81
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

Wiley D. Monnre, Applicant, vs.
WIN. Moumcc, and others, Def IS.
EPY an Order from the Ordinary, shall
ED proceed to sell on the first N ondny in
February next, the real estate ofMnrtlia Monnce
decreased. situate in said District, Oh the waters
Of Wilson's Creek, bounding OIL lands of the
esia,r of Willis Maysor, deceased, Mrs. VIII
son, Temple Hargrcve, and others, containing
one hundred acres more or less, on credit of
twelve months. Purchasers to give Bond and
personal security and a Mortgage of the premi-
scs to the Ordinary. Costs Ia be paid in cash.
s. CHRISTIE, $. f. u.
Jan. 13, 1871. (S3) 80
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E1eg,aase EqsseE:..sc,
(tNsar thc Pins ii0aSc.)

Near t.c l'inc LfO2Sc.)
YUyIIE Exercises Of this Institution will com-
X mcacc, for the prcrcnt year, oil The first
Monday in March. under the direction OF Mrs.
MLEs. whose qualifications 10 teach the vari-
ous branches published below Is amply iidca-
ted by the ri pid progress ot tie young Indies
who have heretofore been placed under her
cllarrc; au,l by tie universal satisfaction which
her mode o.! instruction has rendered 10 t!:e:r
parents.
As to I,callh, the situation Of this I!:silulion
is perhaps surpassed 10y Eonc other in THIS par!
fthe coum;iy.
Boarding lor Us many scholars as may see
proper TO apply, can be had at the Eo"sr ol the
subscriber, at the rates published below.
TEEIs OF TUITION.
RI. or.
For Spelling Reading, Wliling and -
Arithmetic, 81 Uo
For the above, with Geography, English
Grammar and ParSing. 90
For History, Philosophy, Rhetoric and
BoaLy. with the above, O0
For Drawing and Painting on Paper, O0
For Velvet and Satin Painting. 81
For Ornamental Needle Work, q 90
For Music. Is 90
Boarding can be obtained a; the house otin-
s,ruclion, including washing, AT from eight 70
lime dollars per month. Payments 1T the cS-
piratioa ofcach quarter.
A. MILES.
I'm ID 1oa1. If 50
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CAUTHUN.

II oST or n;slaid, note of hand, made
A payable to me or bearer, 10y james
Gillian, for three hundred and sixty-seven
dollars and some cents, aud dated in No
vember. 1887, and due about the same
lime. A suitable reward will I've given for
the recovery Of said note, and all persons
are hereby cautioned from trading for tie
same. JACKSON GAULDEN.
Jan. 5, l84l. d 50
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State of South Cal DINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Henry Stone Applicant. vs

Henry Stone .Applicuul. y,
Thomas Stone and others, Del'ts. s
ap Y am Order from the Ordinary, shall
e > proceed to sell OIL the first Monday in
Fcbruiry next. the real estate of Jesse StDne,
deceased, situate in said District adjoining land:
% james Tomkius, james fuikner, Henry
Ston,', AMI others. continuing one hundred and
sixty-siy acres more or less. on credit twelve
m0n,i,S. Purchasers 10 give Bnnd ard person.
al securiiy, and Mortgage Of The premises to
the Ordinary. CcSs Ia be pnI in cash
5. CHRISTIE. $. E. d.
Jan. I?, 1871. ($:0 20
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n o tiCe.

nESIIE Subscribers make this last call OH all
B those indebted 10 them, TO come forward
and liqnitate their notes aud accounts, without
delay, as we are determined TO close up our
business. All those who do ottake advantage
of this notice, by the titieentl, day of January
next, will find their nnies and accounts III the
hands of al httorliev for collection.
G.. L. GOODWIN.
GOODWIN. HARRINGTON &. Co.
HARRINGTON d. BRYAN.
Dec.7 1910 IT IS
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEViLLE DISTRICT.
Cynthia Taylor, Applicant. VS.

Cynthia Taylor, Applicant.vs VS.
Joel Burnhanl, and others. Def'ts.
ED Y an t'rrr from The Ordiiiniy. shall
.ES proceed to sell OIL the first Monday in
February next, tho real estate Of Lee Steel, lie.
ceased. situate in said District, on Inc wa
lcrs of Big Creek, adjoining lands oil Mid
dletun Graham. David Mack, and, others, coll
taininng two hundred acres. more or less, OH :,
credit Of Twelve months Purc!lilscr, 10 give
Bond and personal security, and Mortgage
of the premises TO the Ordinary Costs To be
pail in cash.
s. CHRISTIE. S. l.. u.
Jan. l3 l3il (S3) 50
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NEW STORE e..

yHNHE Subscriber respectfully announces
a that he has leased the Store corner OF
Market and Centre streets, lately occupied by
Mr.. G. II. Taylor, aud will keep OH hand an
assortment Of Groceries, Cotton Bay gina
Rope, Iron, &c. &c.
Orders from tine country will meet with
prompt and strict attention.
. II. URQUEIART.
Hamburg, Nov. 0, 1910. T4l
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State South Carolina.
EnGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Henry Ston". Applicant, VS. Thomas
Slnnc ats! Others, Defendants.
ct Appearing to MY sall-iarti"n. tna'
4. Ahanr Stone, Levy jordan and wife
Sally. tw" OF The Defendant, in the above
stated case, reside beyond The limits OF ;''i<
State. It is tLcrcInrc ordered, thar they
do appear an'l object 10 the lisIslon' or
sale. of the real estate of Jesse Stone. de-
erased, on or heIure the first Monday III
February nexr, (lSil,) or their c''<e"'
will hc entered of record.
" O. TOW LES, o. +. u.
Nov 3. 1910 % II" i"
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Public Notice.

A Ill persons indebted to the estate Of
"A. Blumer While, deceased, are requir-
ed To make immediate payment; and all
persons having demands against The estate,
are requested 10 render them in, properly
atlcsted..
ABNER PERRIN, Admir-.
Jan. ], 1871. Il AZ