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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

u 20, he cure of al rumOusrv c.mpian's -,1e az
o. heir i peut ,taS~, po n.ed cnrs poses. i,if D. o
cacf OF d. Prifn'. celsh -lisd N-.+cafd IoIen-,s-
Ihe'r ar nDt made AZ rand 4 lutys e-'tni aislr
ton o oHssl % ,gscf DR. P,rr, y 10 q 4 regElsYy -
GATED phys a., has c.ey stId r ir suhi,ct sn1 ,Utl
be Cossh. Worm. Cordial sBd Cathar.c L.f-rge, no ~
cure oi thef respective di,sss All he s,ks isfrA
lo ur cur O any o. the diseases wLea iafa.s ths fs
ic pi ai ptrol, ~ prOr0pne~d them -nry.-. Ilsts'
Diners are al 10 Broadssy ant i2j Vglfon-sireti.
stNDs's >AEssFtRiLLA-TLe yforrc'ar. bsg lssse
Az h~ attention ~ III profrs, an public g-n~rs1
lhr above preparation ol Sarapsfli & 1e - ~ r,Ita
many y'ans rrpcr ~nc~. w... hs. been devoted % i-o
ou> 'hrnlcai experiments ln irsuEy sl-Ious rrtn /.
preparation 10 enable them o. rnaceutrat@ r. p
as' eihclrni ~ al ~ u.slit nal sac- Oi ihe roT 90
t' most iesrsl~ rtsI "a, q, ~ been frumyL4niyE ~
conplshe1 by m"ars of eutrr'S re., ing+nng'i az
costly apparatus The >arS sirli. - cnn.nns1 -
"ihrf az css selected wholly ~ ~ ycge-abe AHgo1
a. p Nhth are he 0.oH pow rgi lurf@fs % - 80,
'nl h'e are Concentrated INTO llld ettrsrt ~ ca -
P'h proved Ds stprrence capab- Cd ~ ysi afi y
na'ht 'oT- y q. d,~as's as..og .r0a impure sisk
zoe l'1 Or h4t ol lis system f1- flTtk~r gsnfl<
80 -Frft .en~ht PEI arsd ard snld ho.esas sDJ -.
'nd Tor 'tpoftaton by 1. Is. sands G. rs Bnnsasr
s'fDer 81 Ih.nler street, Grapte Buildings >Idi
~ \ 4 ID sands - g1It0n, cOQ.-r God 4 an9 "
>a-d' 4 c.. = Eas, Broadwsy, sorner Aafkel ~
Pnee 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

- Two new papers have been started in Bos-
ton. the Daily Circular, and the Daily American
The latter. edited by Nr. Warland late OF the
Carcmont Eagle has for its obiec, to advocate the
election of Henry Clay.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

CrrrlSG IRoSY.-The Ohio Statesman Loco
.ay. that its party cannot support John ,i'f' n'ce
man i, he is for reelection but conso.ingly adds
If he Is sincere. Ms coSscIENeE wW rcrGTa nm
.uficienHy." The cruel wretch wc"ould NJ
have served a doc -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

B4sKRUPrcr.-Judge Csnklin. OF the Northern
District. ha. decided. in bankrupt case. iha, vol
un,ary assignments, whether they give preferences
or do not give them, are utterly void under tie
bankrupt law.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

j. Our city END, ~ko sbou, TO inuoiac. he Gro
tor Wstcr taeir houses ~ please remark The aver.
useneu of M,>sr. wmTsEy JASKi>s. Plumbers IN hi,
DAYS paper We well assured Ihs, they vii execute
aiy work then Inc nth hdeu,y ami despatch mode.
rals prices
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

u The Vcksburs Tri-~eehly Whis has place.
'' iis>Rr CLAY at the head Of It's columns. an'
accompanied ,h.s uniurlng the banner with Al
able statement OF - reasons.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

After 80 inefectual baAotings, the Hon. VII
LlAM HESTER (Whig) has been elected SPeaNer
Of the Sensteot Pennsylvania. A. the Senate ''and'
politically l. Whig. Is Loco-Foco and MAJOR
ity Of the whole vote being necessary 70 elect 'ao
peculiar difficulty in this wa' tha; a. ors a.
the candidates voted no choice could be- effected.
Finally Gen. Smith of Bucks. and Gen. tIeister OF
Lancaster being taken up by 'neir respective par
tie. the vcts stood 10 10 l5-uei,hcr Of them 80
ting. louf-.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

u The WESTERN CATHOLIC ROOSTER, re-
ligious paper. la, JUS, been started a; Detroit,
Mich by Eugene /. Smith
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

q The c lre lches. Cocuslaweys and two
other tribes of Indians. have commissioned Gov.
Ba,.er Col. McI',o,h and Mr. Logan. to request
the President of lexs, 10 send commissioner, to
mce, the chiefs Of those tribes on Red River. to
form trcat. N neace
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

PrsssYLyASIA.-Ihe Legislature OF ih.' star
adjourned Oh Tuesday; We fear ai'hou. passing
any Tx or Improycmea. bill, or without perfect
ing ary BIZ t1r tte sale Of tac Stale Improve
n.ents Tho correspondent Of the fni.ade. paa
Inquirer w-i.e. from Harrisburg Oh Monday evea-
sg a. follow:
Ia ,he House. t.s b.ii rom he >enate 10 70,
the Domestic Creditors. mas approrna a- i'.
the ,uppor. ~ & .-ernn ...- charter a Company ''
p.,cha.c ine ma.a ..ne Of Public Wo.k'. and 10
l.yan adsitiona lax Of one MIL on oil, dollar upon
mi prorcrty in tie Commonwealth. was iasfa -
an4 d.cu..ei until tie noIr o. sdIouumrai.
That part which ca-r;er, a con pany - sfcnar,
the main Hue of The Public Work va not gree
TO-: fire ,av' .ecs.)n Wa a.-o nesa'ircd. >r'-ia
inefectlal attempts were made 90 lra>e i., 'D"'
Worhs-anA .,rec.l,., the Delaware D.fi-''I' 'l,
all failed. There vii. a. ! haye a.. along .oa
vou. be- no sale OF rnr Public Norss. ani iron
what has passed 10 da'. fear 10 IA oiA "il' To-
c-iyc the sanction OF ,iis Lcgi-.at-re-
" The Goysruor ha- not yet signed ile AiN,.-
,ionmeut bill and it j. believed 5y mary ih'i N'
will not The legislature adiouru- to- a".-
On--fourih Of he rpr1crs ot the Lover House
haze l.sead. gone home.
In the Senate. Hon. John Sironm (Nhi,) resign
ed the Office Of Speaker, because his term expires
thi, Fall. and the Speaker OF the Senate becomes
Governor a4 interim on the death OF other inca
pacitv Of the elected Governor; so II is desirable
that there ,hosId "a, ray. be SpeaNcr 4 tue
Senate divides Il Wing TO 10 Loco. great many
efforts were made without success the vote stand
ing | e for H. ;. SFackman or Thomas q. Cochran
% s.r.a. ....s..t A. - -
the Senate adjourned.
p. :. The following letter from Harrisburg al-
prise. u, Of the election OF a Wing
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RHODE l-LAND.-(ieo. Collins. a.res,ea 90
Providence for incendmry ,pocchl. -ad advice. a4s
been examined: III own story va- that be- csrse
into town got dr-u. aai DID cfea; many foolish
things. one Of which "a, - .c,al L.c Store. %;
biood ani inoend'ag,m which .- Lad lcasi in
Woor.ocke, and Blui'.u.e Whoa sober. le
.aid DE ~, good laa-4ri-osie. -.sr aa! be en-
d .h,cued the cor, som wist a. % Bis view, .0n
suffrage which were Sels .easer,aii.e.
fPfl. 1erraai
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

II "A incorporate man named Ragers. living
near buadiila FORKS. Ot>egc county. AiI.ed hi,
VIE on the ijth ait hy striking he- with BE. t-l,.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

- The books and paper. OF the Bank OF Gin
cisnati. which Lad been stolen from ,he Receiver
have been recovered, with the exception Of some
few notes.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

II The name OF the person VINO committed al
iciie. by throwing himself into The river. at ;he
foot Of Amos-sirect a. mentioned n our paper Of
Yesterday. wa, Duncan \. Graham. He W, %
years Of age. and ha. et wiie and child.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

w companion. who j. Wiling ~ devote u,
time a.. 20 those nh whom she may he associated an
would willingly make herss f generally agreeable and al
contribute those kndne>ses becoming domes household
ne addressed to Mss LaVnia 81 the sun once. saiih
where Interview may br had " l be attended ie =
None need apply but men OF capital 20
No comment can be necessary
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January I, Il
Tan Bark Wanted,

/; he Subscriber. living near Mount Vim
,agc. respectfully informs the Farmers oi
Edsciieid District thai he wishes 10 purchase b".
tween fifty aud one hundred cord, Of Tan Bark.
lie will pay in Cash, Leather, or Shoes. for
good Red. White. or Spanish Oak Bark, 81 per
cord, "a, the Farmers plantation. II w'thin scvcn
nil = ol Edsef;r!d Village; or So per cord, II
delivered nj his Tan Yard, Farmers who are.
or may he clearing lands, would find II TO their
interest TO save olll their Oak bark for him. A
good hand can &C, cord "I bark per day. and
Two cords can be hauled alta load, if 4 frame IS
made to bod it. The bari; should be covered
every evening with boards or leaves. 10 pre-.
ven, the rain from inIurins II.
NJ l.. GEARTY,
March 9. 1912 6,f Near M. FinfGse.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

William Chasiain. assignee. Declaration in
vs.. Edward Collier, Sr. attachment.
NNI HEREA S,ie plaintiff in the above stated
w case has this day fled his Declaration a
gainst The observation-disclosures Is absent frum and with
ont the limits Of this State, Gas is said having
neither wife nor attorney, known within the
same, on whom copy OF the Declaration, witt,
q rule TO plead thereto might be served: Or
dered. that the Dcfendaet plead to the said De-
claration. within year and day from The date
thereof, otherwise final and absolute judgment
will be awarded against him.
jNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. c. P.
May Is. isli. ; n.&r. oqc II
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Mea! Quarters.

Order No. -
FNNHE Br-nd,er Generals OF the 9Th Divi'
Il sion. will order their several Coioucls. in
their respective Brisades. TO open and hold a
Poll in their respective Regi,nenis,on Sainr.
day. the 2ls, Of May next. for a MAJOR GEN
EkAi.. 10 fill The vacancy created BY the resig.
nation Of Major General Thomas r. Jones.
The Brigadirr Generals will Immediately nj:
ter III" returns are made 10 them. render state
men, Of the Polls Of their respective Brisades
to the Adluian, Generals office al Columbia.
BY order OF the Commnndrr.iu- Chef.
!. w. CANTEY, Adj. & Ius. Gent.
marcel! 23 B
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State of South Car0lir a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Wood, Johnson & BuIIett,

Giddings & Bushnell, & others. ''' '''''
HT appearing 10 my satisfaction. thai Lorain
Giddings Benjamin Giddings, Albert w.
Smith. and William G. Gallman, defendants in
this case. are without the limits Of this State.
Ordered. Tnat the defendants above named ap-
pear in this Honorable Court, and plead, an
swer or dcmur to the Bill in this case. within
three months from the publication of this order.
or the said Bill will be tnkenprO confesso agains,
them.
]. TERRY, c. f. E. D.
Commissioners Office.
Edgc6eld. Feb. s. lS42. 3m
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water Proof Warehouse.
HAxuune, September 20. ls4

HAuHURG. September 20. lS4l
PTYHE Subscriber begs leave TO inform his
friends and the public, that he continues
the WAREHOUSE aud COMMISSION BC-
SINESS. ut his former stand, known US The
Wafer Proof Warehouse.
Detached as il is from other buildings. its To-
cation renders il nearly as secure from fire. rs
il itwerc fire proof. The floors Of its two wings
have been elevated above the high wafer mark
of III. grra, ircshc, of May 1870; and each OF
,licsn divisions of the building, will store from
l,5UO to 800 bales of Cotton. both Of these are
designed TO BE- exclusively set ap'r; To- the Cot
ton OF planters and county merchants. who will
thus he secured from the possibility "f loss and
damage by ireshets.
He avais himself Of the present occasion 10
return his thanks TO his friends and patrons. for
their Iibera! support during the las, season.-
He solic,s from them. and the public general
Is, u continuance Of this confidence. and nssurrs
them. that in return for their patronage hc will
use his best personal efforts in promote aud
uro,ect their interest committed 10 his charge
in addition 10 this assurance, hr pledges himself
iha; he will in no case purchase bale Of Cot.
ton directly or indirectly.
He will attend 10 the sale and shipping Of
Cotton, the receiving and furwardin. of Goods.
ar my other business usually transacted by
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER.
September 80 6m 35
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Mount Willing Academy,

sByHE Exercises Of Iliis Institution will be
z opened. on the frs, Montay in jam sry
next, under the direction Of Mr.. John H. John.
sion. whose long experience in Teaching and
correct department. we trust will entiile the IN
s,iiution TO large share of public confidence.
Terms or TUITION:
Reading, Wri,ins, and Arithmetic, per
quarter Of IL weeks, So 90
English G-ammer, Geography. 4 90
Philosophy, Chemistry. Latin and Greek
Languages, 0U
Surveying. III Oo
To bc paid in advance.
Good Board may bo obtained ffom Sc to 81
per month.
J. b. SMITH. Chairman,
J.. r. WILSON, Treasurer,
a. SIMKINS.
II. c. HERLONG,
s. S. DOZIER.
Trustees.
Dec ~ II AZ
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State of South Carolina,
State Of south Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EDIIITtY

jacob B. Smith aud another. pwf,r
Exccutors,vs. Henry Shutz, p,J;cc
Oliver Simpson. & others.
IT appearing TO my satisfaction, that ELAN
IL Alexander, William Y. Ilansel. and Oliver
Simpson. defendants in this case. are without
the limits of liiis State; on moti"n. by MIR.
Waidlaw, Solicitor for plaintiffs: Ordered. that
the defendants above named do appear in this
Honorable Court, and plead, answer or dcm"r
to this Bill. within three month from the pub!I-
cnlion Of this order. or the said Bill will be taken
pro eontesso against them.
J. TERRY. C. T.. l.. n.
Commissioners Office, Feb. %, 1912.
March = 3m
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RE PROOF.

"a HE increas"d demand for BRICK.
while wr possess the best materials for
making Together ml' an opportunity of burn
ins them in tie Furnace. has induced Us 10 in.
cur the rAprnsr OF procuring 4 Machine. for
kncadins the clay. and also superior quality of
Moulds. We SHALL cndeav"r I" keep good stock
on hand, "f such Us vii! please. our customers.
J. GIBBS & co.
Po,,crSviilc. March -. ISI2. n o
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RrOr Sale.

For Sale.
NVIlE Subscriber offers for sale the well
4 know House in Aiken. fronting on t,e
Rail Road, and known as MARSEl'S HO.
TEL The house has been kept as n Public
llnIse for several years. and CONTAINS 40 ROOMS
double and single, the greater portion of them
with fire places. Upon the PROMISES are like
wise nil necessary ont buildings. Kitchens. ne.
gr" houses and s,abIins for 100 horses. in the
yard Is an excellent well of water.
Terms one third cash, the balance on ! credit
of one and two ycars.
A'so-For!y or fifty unimprovcd Lots. hand.
some!y situated, within tue corporate limits OF
Aiken. Apply I"
JOHN MARSH, Aiken.
Dec Q {: Is
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Notice.

NOGlCc.
HHAVING purchased Of Messrs. Brran &,
LII Minor, their entire stock Of Goods in the
Merchant Tailoring business, III this place,
we would take this method Of informing our
friends and the public generally, that they can
be furnished nj the old sand "f Bryan IL MI
nor. with Clothing. Oh Us good terms. and moi
inferior in quality 10 any similar establishment
in The Southern country. We intend TO Keep
on hand at MI tines. a good stock Of
English & French Cloths,
aud CAssluIRrs. selected in the New YORK
and phi!ade!phia Markets, together with al!
other articles IN oui line; and 10 those who IA
vor ns with their patronage in this business We
woud say that every cSci,ion on our part shai
he used 10 give perfect satisfaction.
GOODE & LYON.
January I. 1912. Il 80
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Head Quarters,

| SLARESDosp CsH JAu4SU 1917
Orders No. -
SgYHE following Regiments end Crps arc
ID ordered TO parade for review ad drill
a. the ti,ass and places herein rnentiocd, viz
The 32ud Re; inent at Manon CouE House
on Saturday. tho 9Th OF Nay.
The Corps of Cavalry will parade 18th the
Regiments or Batlalions most convenint.
The commissioned Officers nf the 3ih B-i.
gaie win encamp on Monday, the 2ntof May
next, n; Godfey's Ferry, in Marion Ditrict, on
the Great Pee Dee river.
The 29lh Regiment Of Infantry. At 0urlins-
ton Court House. on Tuesday the l0ilof May.
The 20iil aud Iith Regiments At SniteEville,
OF Friday the 18th of May
The commissioned Officers Of thS3rd Bri-
gade OF Infantry will encamp near Barnwell
Court lIonse, on Monday, the 23r Of May
next.
In accordance with the arrangements Of Bri-
gadicr General Jameson. the commissioned of
iicers OF the 2nd Brigade Of Cavalr, are also
ordered 10 eucamp NJ the xa,ne time md place.
The Ith aud i:ird Regiments oflniantry
will parade at Barnweil Court Houe on Sa-
,urdny the 2-tl of May.
Brisadicr General Jameson will orer one vi
the Troops or Sqnadrons Of his Brig,de TO pa.
radc nj the same time and place.
Tie commissioned and non.conmissoned
Officers of the Regiments and CorIs ordered
ior review. will assemble the day pr,vious, for
drill and instruction n, their respective places Of
parade.
The Major Generals and Brigade. Generals
will. with their Staff, attend the revrws within
the! commands.
BrigaGier Generals Hanna, Schnerle. Ham
mond. Hopkins. Janicsop, and Earllec are
charged with the extension or SO unch OF Ills
order n relates to their respective Erigadcs.
By order of the Commandef.in-C Chief,
J. w. CANTEY. AdIt IE las. Gen'l.
march % { 9
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State Of aouth Carolina,
EnGEEIELD DlSTRICp

NH ENNET MOBILES, living on Rocky
LID creek, near James Seppalds X Roads,
tolls before me, one bay MARE eleven years
old. blaz' face, in foal, both hind feet and len
fore foul white around The looi!ock, some white
specks on he's back. name hangs on the left side,
long tail. shod all aionnd, no brand. Apprais.
cd by Alexander Hamble,on. Hmm Smith and
Stephen Langley, TO thirty dollars. March 9Th,
le42 J. HARRISON. Up.
march i6 atn
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State of South Carolina.
BARNWELL DISTRICT.
IN rnET,uy

James b. King, }BWJo acct. & in.
IS. junction.. FHrd
BENZ. H. Jenkins,6 others. 18th Jan. 1871.
GAN reading the affidavit flied in this case il
" is ordered, that the defendants Benjamin
r jenkins. and the legal representative Of Paul
FitZsimmons, who reside without the limits al
this State do answer, plead or demur. to the
above stated bill within three months, or Judge
men, will be taken against them pro eoniesso.
a. p. ALDRICH. C. Il n. Z. d.
Commissioners Office, BarnsrN
District. August l6, 1871.
A ugust 10 &c %
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September 80
Facturage & Commission
BUSINESS,

Rhk oC4tpt -
A 81 have declined selling goods. beg
"A leave to return my grateful acknowledge
,ents TO my friends, and the public generally,
for their liberal patronage while thus engaged.
now offer my services 10 the public ~ an
Agent, 10 receive and forward all kinds ormer.
cliandize and produce. And. us | will no, be
engaged in any other business. will pay strict
attention TO the interest o.! all those conSignng
their produce or merchandise 10 me, and while
in my house the hestcarc will be taken. aud for
warded with despatch. or orders promptly
obeyed.
From experience and observation, have
long thought that faithful agent could render
considerable service to the planters. in selling
their cotton aud flour. aud buying their grocc
ries; And,as have been engaged in this mar
kc,, for the last ten years, and acquainted with
the general roa,inc oibusiness therefore Offer
my services to my friends and the planters gen.
craliy; aud will faithfully derote my undivided
attention 10 the in,ercs; of all those who may
commi, TO my charge the selling Of their pro
.iuce, and buying such articles as they may ur.
der.
IN all cases. my commission shall be moderate.
II. L. JEFFERS
Sept, %, 1871 TS
P.S. am no, interested in any Warehouse
in the place; therefore NIL Cotton sent to my
care. will be stored rs directed, aud If no direc
tons, my best Judgment wall be used for the
planters interest, II. L. J.
The Grecnyi!le Monn,aineer, Edc efielj Ad-
vertiser. PendeIon Messenger and Highland
Sentinel and Highland IN. c. Messenger will
insert the above. Two months. aud forward bills.
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lISDS'l'

EhtRlNG Court Week. n lcnthcr POCK.
ED EFT BOOK, with the name of the sub
scrIber written m IL, containing two Deeds for
Land. conveyed TO him by john Proctor. and
between two aud three dollars in cash. Any
person who has found said Book, will he libe.
rally rewarded. upon leaving i, with Mr. B. J.
Ryan, u, Edge6eld c. II.
WM. PROCTOR.
April 6 # 10
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AIrGGrSTA SEED STORE.
lN0kfce

s1gEEes
/: I,sssnps are ioE&srsed IIesn nlsg s...S
aud hauling sassa On 0si q 4 tralsa !. q
81 r,;,,s. Iaicly parc,ssa eg q -
, pSsses Eso' knswsb BY tnas;y persons VINO asc
$, s,. a,;t III sig II, "a the lf'stE Sasa Y
-. II, Tho rad ieadipg iie -, ll.'
Il iIs Pie Hoasc, under The peiialI,y 9, x. saR
raarehao
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LIVER u STXNEE.
L n the rear Of The Old American Hotel,
l. uccupiedb r. X. Hunter, opposite the
Rail Road depot.
FARE REDUCED.
Horse per month $1,000
- Z" day 80
Single feed 25
The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and The public generally, that he
has opened LIVERY STABLE. in
Hamburg, S. G. where he will al all times,
keep supplied with proveider and forage
of the hes, s,quality. Having good os,lers
aud excellent dry Stables; he hopes 10 give
satisfaction TO bis patrons.
lie will keep constantly on hand, Carri-
ases. Barouches, Buggies, &C., with cure
fui drivers with which tho public can, at
all times, be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms. He therefore solicits
share ofPubiic patronage.
N. 3. Drovers can be accommodated
with good Lots we'll wa,ered.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Hamburg, Nov. 4, lS4I. If al
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State of South Carolina.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
ABBEVILLE DIS TRICT.
Mourning s Patterson, Declaration
E1ecutrix, Us. by claimant IN
A.V. Cox, attachment.
FEyRE Plaintiff having this day filed his de.
q elaration in my office, and the Defendant
having no wife or attorney known TO be with,
in the State upon whom copy could be served
with rule to plead On notion ordered
that the Defendant do plead TO the said dec!ar
alton within year and u day from this date, OF
final and absolute judgment shall be awarded
agaius, him.
Clerks Office.
Sep, 80, lsli. nGr age sc
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rM FIT HUNDRED

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rRE.aCH FRUIT TREES. ROSES AND
CAMlLLlAS.
EyHE subscriber has JUS, received from IA
ris. by the ship Olympia, choice collcc-
ton of PEARS, APPLES. PLUMS. PEACH-
ES, CHERRIES, APRlCOTS. ALMONDS,
and MADEIRA WALNUTS, which he offers
for sale either siugly or by the bundle, each
bundle contains 10 Pears. 5 Apples. 5 Peaches
S Aprco,s. PIums. 2 Cherries, 2 Almonds,
and = MADEIRA Walnu,s. and are beautifully
packed The Trees. rs FAR as examined, aie
among the fines, ever imported into this cry,
and are well worthy Of the attention Of tiiose
wishing To obtain good Fruit. The 'aric'ieS
are unexceponabe ..N,,
A,so-A few choice ROSES and cAMlL'
]. q. LEGARE, 81 East Bay
Cha,lcgon, Feb. Is Mnrch9 II
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IN THE 6lIE}ssf n q " Z q Z S.
Horny Williams IS. ~ i s,..,s ..s,,,
Gu,hragc Williams, ! = :
YWJHE Plaintiff having sEls day hled Itss
Declaration in my Office and the BE.
fendan, having no wife OF at,oriles known %
me within tho Stale. on whom Z CO - the
same, with rule TO plead, could be serve 4
is ordered that the Deicddan' plead 10 ttesS
declaration within a year and day, or finsl
aud absolute judgement will be given asains
him. GEO. POPE, C. C. r.
CLERKS Office,
May 90. is4I. WV. age l6
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Head Quarters,
CLAREsDos, Feb. Both 1872.
Order No. -
FHyHE resignation Of MAJOR General IThoma'
IL r. Jones. having been accep,tl Briga
der JamesJ. Caldwell will commati the 9th
Division until the vacancy is SLED.
By order of tho Communicating rhi.
W. CANTEY, ADJ. & is. .ien1.
march % 8