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BEDS! BEDS! BEDSM!
IT'D MI

BEDS! BEDS! BEDS!!!
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS, to be had
~ at the Great Feather Emporium and Bedding
Mart, new No.) ga SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
Also on hand and made to order, Hair, Husk, Moss,
Manila, Palm Leaf, Wool, Cotton and Straw MAT
and of the best Ticking, the o,Uest prices
UPHOLSTERING done in all its branches.
FEATHERS, cured and uncured, sold by the bag in
large or small quantities. Hotels Boarding houses,
Ships and Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prices.
Old Feather Beds and Curled hair Mattresses removal
ed at the shortestnotce For good articles call the
favorte Stand, two doors below the Mechanical En-
na6-tf WILLIAM P. SPENCER.
TWNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN STORE,
II and is constantly receiving direct from the MAIL
utacturers-
Lasting, Brocade, Twist and Satin Buttons.
Mohair Alpine and Florentine do
Gilt, Pressed Horn, Bone and Pearl do
Silvered and Japa nned Hooks and Eyes,
Shell and Horn Side Combs.
do do Twist do
Bonnet Wire. Silk Wire, Straw Gimps.
Hair Edgings, Cotton Cords Collars, B0soms.
Double Buckrams, Book Muslins.
Crown Innings, Artificial Flowers.
Palm Leaf Hats, Bonnets, SC. sc.
All Of which will be sold at manufacturers prices
by d. II. THURSTON
J13 Agent for Manufacturers, No. "a German st.
TDULPIT CYCLOPEDIA. Just received
II another supply of the Pulpit Cyclopedia and
Christian Minister'S Companion, containing three
hunured anu sixty sheItton sketches OF sermons and
eighty two essays on Biblical learning, Theological
slIdes and the composition and delivery of sermon.
Also further supply of Sketches of Sermons, 4vol.
The British Pulpit, . vols.
PARSONS s. PRESTON
fel3 lol Pratt,st, next to Railroad Depot
THENEIL BOAS. Just received a beautiful
v assortment of Boas for the Neck, with variety
of fine Wersted Comforts. 1 also have ON hand =
large assortment of Worsted Coats of every descrn
lion for Children. Call at J. M UATf;;S
Fringe Factory, l2l Baltimore street.
JAZZ lPJ doors above South,
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SALES AT TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD

FRIDAY, February q.
$4,000 Maryland 6's, 79t
zoo Bait. and Ohio Rail Road Bonds 1899
10 shares Merchants Bank. 905
Maryland 6's closed at 79l for sale, 70! bid.
Baltimore 6's, $780, at l04a for sale, l0i! bid.
Baltimore as, le45, at 81 for sale, 905 bid.
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SAMUEL CHILD,

BREASTPINS, BRACEL LET'S, sc.
WnINK RED TOPAZ ANIETHIEST, set
n handsomely in gold. Ladies who want a hand
some BREASTPIN or BRACELET, at a very low
price, will please call on e. d. CLARK, Water-st ,
second door from Calvert, where general assortment
Of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER WARE
offered for sale. 05- Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange. fe6
JUDGMENTS of six and - months purchased
eD l.. F.. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
fel9 No ~ Exchange Place.
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- WINTER ARIA NGEMENT.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, E.ASTON y C.A5fBRID GE.
~ sss.sS1 The Steamer MARYLAND will
leave Baltimore OF the following days,
-xRaatsssFsssx for the above places, from the lower
end of Dugan's wharf, her usual place of starting.
For .4nndpohs-On every MONDAY, at o'clock,
and return same day.
For .9nnnpots, Cambridge and Easton-on every
TUESDAY, at O'Clock.
For .8nnapots-On every THURSDAY, at o'clk.
and return same day.
For .4nnapoiis-On every SATURDAY at s o,cIk
and return same day.
{F3- She will go to West River and touch at Anna
polls, every Thursday.
ia2S LEMUEL G. TAYLOR.
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SIGNS! SIGNS! SIGNS!!!
GIGNS FOR THE TIMES-CHEAPER
- THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING,
in all its varieties, viz:GiIt, Ornamental, Transpar
ent, and Plain, designed and executed in superior
style, and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
TRANSPARENCIESo of every description furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed to Will
LIAM PELlI, No. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
East of South ST. lover Mr. Scottis Intelligence Of
fce,) will meet with prompt attention. ia-ly
ANM. ID. ELTONHEAD, from Philadelphia,
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver Spectacles,
Spoons and fine Jewelry of every description on
hand Also, Clocks, of the best makes, wholesale
and retail
". b. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the best
manner and ON the most reasonable terms, at
No. 1879 BALTIMORE STREET,
t3l-tf between North and Calvert SITS.
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN,.
COMMERCIAL.
Reported for the American Republican,
Review OF the RmItilno Fe Market,

Ic. t.c ,rc-y ending FI,doy afternoon, Fcbry2l, 1874;
Coupons. The rates are tending upward as STATE
stocks advance. We quote ior le42, al 16u1Ic; to
I>-3, al s;}acjc; and for lsii, at '9asOc
Grain. The light receipts OF wheat by cars and
wagons prevent any large Transactions Small sales
OLturr To he made at e5ayOc for good To prime reds
" hte wheat for family flour Is worth 5HalO0c COrnde
,.neG NyilnInth last few days TO 3Sa30l for white, and
4uall for yellow with lmncd sales. Rye is scarce
small sale at 6-aG3c; meet with fair demand AT
.IulsC.
Provisions. We hear of no large sales OF bar
r,t meat, tins week; small transactions. however are
;tHiun place at the quotations, viz: Baltimore new
Mess Purk at 81 5Ual2; No at $40 80, and prime al
- 50. Baltimore mess Beef AT 50; No. at s., ana
nynIe II -6. There continues To he a good demand
r Bacon with large sales of prime city cured at the
allowing rates: hams aSc sides 5laGc; shoulders
-: aud assorted &c. There are sales also OF PRIME
western assorted at Gc, aud rough lots at 5la3ac The
cs oi Lard are also large at 63c i'll bhIs; &C III hall
ups. and 7!a15c in kegs We quote Western Butter
.; Sale; Gladrs iOal5c, and Roll Halle
Flour There is no change in the flour market,
aud transactions continue Hunted. Howard st. flour
mas been selling throughout the week, in small par
gtS at 81 - tor good mixed brands, and 81 81 for
choice brands We quote the receipt prIce by cars and
wagons at - ~. City Mills flour is held at 81 S7i
u we are not advised Of any SaleS of moment Stocks
q. al, descriptions light. Nothing doing in Su;quc f
mamma flour Rye flour is held at So %. sales o.,
urn meal 1t - II per bb and 81 % per 100 lbs o
Philadelphia Buckwhcat meal at 81 per 100 lbs, and
touatry do at 81 30.
the inspections of the week comprise the following
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
NORTH FREDERICK STREET.
& IN the right hand side going from Baltimore st.,
" two doors from the corner-where NAV be oh,
tanned most speedy remedy for GonorrhRa elects
Structures. Seminal Weakness, pairs in the loins AZ
ieclnna OF the Kidneys, and every Symptom of Sc
cret Disease.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE MADE.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS
ATTENDANCE from in the MORNING TILL 10 at MIGHT.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ljce,
tate OF the Apothecary's Hall, London, and Graduate
from one of the first colleges in the United States NAV
be consulted in all diseases incident to tie human
frame, hut more especially III all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and inprudent yotary of pIea
sure finds he has imbhed the seeds ofthS painful dis
case, II too often happens that an ilI-med sense Of
shame or dread Of discovery, deters him from applv
ing TO those who from education and rcspcctabiiity
can alone hefrend him. delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this horrd disease make their appear
ance, such as liberated sore throat diseased nose
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dimness Of sight
Deafness nodes on the shin bones and arms blotcbes
on the head, face and extremtes. progressing on win
irightu rapidly, till al last the palate of the mouth or
The bones of the nose fall in and the victim this aw-
fu disease beconGs horrd object of commiScration
ill death puts period TO his dreadful suferinps by
sending him to that bourne whence 40 traveller re-
turns" 10 such, therefore, DR.. JOHNSTON pledges
himself TO preserve the most invioabe secrecy; and
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals of
Europe and America, he can confidently recommend
safe and speedy cure TO the unfortunate victim of
this hoInd disease.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have iniur-
ed their constitutions by certain practice, speedily
cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such az
for Squirting, Cataract sc. Also those for Defomitv
OF the Limb, such as Club Foot, &C., performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of N. Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
Ng- Advice to the Poor GRATIS. oos
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commercial.
HAMBURG, Oct. l6


Cotton.-Our receipts for The past week
have been to affair amount, bnl not eXtrava'
ean,ly large. the sales for the same period has
been fully equal to the receipts, and prices fully
,up 10 onr quotations Yesterday. we think
there was rather better feeling in The market,
and sales made at a slight advance. Wequole
to day, witha a brisk market. ordinary tn md
ding 81 10 81 nidd;ing fair to fair 81 To q !;
fully fair 10 good fair 1910 8 cents. Our river
is now in good boating order aud boats III read
mess 10 take any quantity of Cotton that may be
offered. The Rail Road Is in fine order, aud
Cotton'is forwarded with great despatch, at The
yery low rate of IS cens per baie, so that we
look forward now to an active business IN all
It's brachcs. for the remainder oftne season.
PTorisions.-Ouf market is well stocked
with almost every article in this line.
# Cora.-This arl,cle being Of such paramount
importance al this time. we deeul.it proper 10
make few remarks on the subject. We have
had no change in prices fot some days past,
there is considerable III marke, held al 65 to
20 cents though we do not believe sales could
be made 10 any exteut over GO I" 63.-We no
,icc that prices in Charleston are barely sis
,aned. and from an extract Of a letter hom
Memphis, Tennessee. which we publish to-
day, it will he seen that the ciop in that region
is a very abundant one, and the writer thinks
that prices will 60 down in New Orleans to
80 c., being decline on present quotations OF
from 6 to Sc. per bushel. In conclusion, we
would say to our country friends that they
can obtain any quantity OF Curn in this mar
kct.by giving short notice TO then agents mere
Republican.
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.eR R III, u. a q W.

Departed thisli at his residence in Edge
field District on Tuesday the 301h1nlt.. Ia
short illness, whicEishe bore with phllo,ssoPhic
iortitude aud resignation. Mr. sTEpREN NOR,
nIs, in tile 73d year Of his age Nh. Norris was
highly esteemed ymembcr of The baptist
sChnrch' more than 80 ears. and his correct de-
portment and warm healtedness endearef nm
10 a large circle of friends. who will long cher
jsh in their recolleclions his piety and worth
for his was moi u speculative religion, but re
3liaion fslhe heart. as was amply illustrated
in his conduct through life, and as he lived with
out reproach and Il conscience void of offence
sbo,h to man and his Creator. so hs died in the
sustaining hope Of ; glorious Immortality.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I


CHARLESTON. Ortoh"r I4th. 1913.
By His E1ceiiencg 'slLLlAN AIKEN.
Esq Gortrnor and oa,maHder IN chief
in ana purt The .Sinie IF .>outh Carr iina.
WHEREAS information has bee" received
at this d, paftment thai an ntroclorls mnrd,r
was wlGuiy committed on IN" body nf a negro
fellow, belonging to Russell Harden at his res
idence near the Savannah River, in what Is
called Beach Island, Edaefeld District. by the
said Russell HARDEN Nnw know ye,
that 10 the end Justice ma, be done, ami tina.
the said Russell Harden may be brought TO le
gal trial for said offfnce. ! do Herrby offer a
reward ni Two Hundred Dollars, for his ap.
prehension and delivery ina y Jail The said
K. Harden. is about 40 t, AS years old, abont e
fonr ORB nches high. of saIlow conI,rxinn.
weighs about us pounds, rather inclined 10
stoop in his shoulders talks loud and gross in
common conversation, and is believed TO be IN
Georgia.
Given und my hand and seal of the State.
this l4tn rlay Of October, in the year of our
one III, usard eight hundred aud iorty-hve.
and in the seventeen year at the lniepen-
dencc of the United States OF America.
WILL M AIKEN.
r. @. Pinckncy, Secretary OF state .,
Oct % u 50
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Dry Gc0Gls, Ess'v Goo Is.
New d All .sa-ei ss rsts:,. Goods
w. @..ss egas.:G. az g Co.'S
NH0LLSALL IND RETAIL.

wv = Ssa-S - SrSsI. AZ. ~ w Ga
KH0LESALL IND RETAIL.
GHltiINuo AID Sheeines brown and
~ ,ieacned !rom ST. 3 ards, all X lnds'
i.II, rs. French. English. and american
34i"4 4 wide from ST TO 3ld cents. :.
AlERIsoEs MoUsLiN UE LANES, aLPAccAs S
CAsuMERks aud iioMBAzlsEs large assert ,
meht, and cheaper IIian ever all new styles.
SILKS wide black high l'sife Tor Mantlllas'
blue black and colored. all kinds, Cheap.
1900 SH iWLS, all KINDS fr',m 70 cents 10 .,
Sl2; black aud second mourning ohawis' al
sizes.
fLANNELS. led, white. green. yellow SUI
ped, and twiled, Welch and Gauze' "drrah'
ted nnl to shrink.
LINENS. lrisIi linens undressed, Tor si'irtlIg;
Linen Sheeting brown and bleachcd l, Da'
mask Table Linen; Russia and Scotch Dia'
pers; Toweng of all kinds.
HOSIERY q. GLOVES. a "reat variety.
SHOES. Ladies aud Children'> fne Shoes.
BONNETo, Leghorn, Straw, aud Fancy Doh'
nets.
CARPETJNG.-'Fh largest assortment ever
offered in Hamburg, mt very low prices IRON,
70 ceuis per yard upward.
4 large lot al BLANKET and hEhsEf :.
that we will make it The Piamlers interest 10
look at before buying.
In short every article usually asked ior III ms
place, Hardware and Groreries ouiy ex,
cepted.
Hamburg. octl5 g. (Repub.) 80
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Ooi %
wv. $50
Notice

a LII persons indebted 10 The estate "f
N William Martin, late Of This Di*lrict
are requested 10 make payment BY the
first of January; and all having any de
msnd against The estate vii! hand them
in according 20 law by The above time, al
which time the subscriber desires TO close
the estate.
JOHN f. MARTIN, Admir-.
OctDber % lit 81
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Chestnut Grove Institute.
ABBEViLLE a DlS-i -iRiCI. 5. Z

Z EABBEN LIE DlS-i NIL. .. ~
SD ENG ,leslrou. of dong ali the good can,
ED the short time lllayrlo sojunrn on earth.
!propnse To enlarge my SCHOOL I" SIZE
sufficient toemploy MY daughter anJ myself,
and If practicable, to form MALE and FEs.
MALE De artment. Ny Institute Is located
ina very healthy part "f tlr' District, (near
Mr.. l.. WiGenan's.
Boarding can be procured i'll respectable lam
lilies at Thirty Dollars Il year, il washing Is
NOT dome. have made The terms OF Triton
to suit the times, aud expecr they will be
found much lower than those oil any other
ScIlnol Of the kind in the District. They are
as follows:
Orthpgraphy, Reading and Wiring, $40
Those with Arithmetic and History. IL
Grammar included, IL
GeoprapGy included. Is
And with Natural Philosophy and Rhetoric II
The Scholastic Year, Ten Moalks.
My system Of teaching is new aud altogether
my own. lwouldnyile those who may think
of sending to me. TO visit my Sthonl and see
my method. To those vii" may desire TO III
qure of my capacity as u Teacher or the pr"
gress Of my. Scholars, would refer to my pat
rOiis also, 10 the Hon. a. Burt, Maj. l.. ludc.
pendence Pearson ni Hamburg. DR. John
Heart, JOHN Cutliran. Esq John Wideman.
Esq. aud Nh james Wrlema,l, of The Senior
Cluss Of the South Carolina College. All oil
these gentlemen, with the exception of the
Hon Burt. acted as judges al M Examination
of my Scloul in august last
Fifteen nr twenty scholars more than now
hive, will make my schoul large enough 10
put my design into execution.
Application Tor admission to my School must
be nind, by lhr first of Dereuibrr.
CHARLES ". PELO,". Teacher.
Sept 2l 81 (.1k Bunner) 81
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HEAD QUARTERS.

2sDs DsllEGlMEHT CAVALRY. Oct !. lS45.
Orders No.
a N Election will bt held on Saturday tilr
"a 18Th November. fui the nificr Of Mayor oi
the Fifst Squadron, Second Regiment Cavalry.
nj lhe different company parade grounds
Officerscummanding Companies will extend
the aboyeorders TO their respective Companies,
taking Two suhaltern offlcers TO assist as Man.
ngers.
On Monday following one Manager from
each Coz. pany will meet at the Regmental
Parade Ground. count The votes. and nuke n
return to The Brigadier General.
BY ordersof j. G. SMILEY,
Colonel 2nd Regiment Cavalry.
Oct. g 81 81
HEAD QUARTERS. I
SECOND REGIMENT CAVALRY, Oct l.. {
Orders No.
A COURT MARTIAL, will convene al
A E.dgrfeld Court House. on Monday the
Third of November next. for the trial of De.
.faulersof The Edge6eId Squadron of Cavalry.
from the Regimen nj Muster at Longmire = on
the.19lh of July Inst
The Court will consist Of
Capt. BRANsoE, President
IN IN .Ss;;,;n. Siszs.; Members.
Lieut. Dean, s,or,,ro,,rcs
Lient Steel. Up
Lieut.. YeldeIl. Recorder.
By order of } c. SMILEY.
Colonel 2nd Regiment Cavalry
oci.s 4t 81
TLa S,ssanohD,- Fo1seor,
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FENAz. NOTICE,

"A LII Persons indebted TO lhs Estate
IA Of Nancy Lowe, late Of Ede"
field District, are requested 10 make in
mediate pnyulent, rs lo1sais--iftsnis l is ei'@o
cannot be given; aud all those having any
demands against said Estate are also re
auestea TO present them by the lst De
cember, as The Subscriber wishes 10 close
the Estate.
r. r. MINIS, Adm'lor.
Oct. % ?, SO.
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E5vryysfs! aD fSse s1S5z

E5a'csysfa: 6D FSse JS5z
4 al rI,Is Di,ilCt. ucern man iwto says bis
name is ELiHU. aud that he belongs 10
Mr. WiIlinm Davis, Of Efinslam county, Ga,
living within twcnty-ihree nIes.o .oI savannah
Said fellow rs about I've high, light complex
ion. ard between 20 and , years of age
No scars or marks perceivabIr'. He says his
owner hnnght bin Irnma speculator.
The owner is requested IN come forward,
prove properly. pay chnrscs and take him,
away. or he will be dealt with according 10
aw. G. Il GOODMAN, Jailor.yI
August, q. If 81
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COLUMBIA. Oct. If.

Our Cotton Marker continues quite
brisk.-About 1900 bales have been recei
we'd since our last, nearly all of which was
sold. Principal sales from 65 to u cents.
A few lots sold al 81, and one small lot al
81 cents. Corn 65 to 70 cents.
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State Of South aroIlna.:
EUGEFIEL DD DISTRICT.

Nancy Reynolds, Applicant.
against Wn, Reynolds, w.
Reynolds. and others. D,.i'ts.
ct appearing 10 my saislrlion, that John
Reynolds, one OF the Defendants, resides
without the limits of this State, il is therefore
ordered, that he 10 appear and object to the
DIVISION nr sale Of the Real Estate OF Thomas
Reynolds deceased Oh. or helnie the sixti, day
of October next or bis consentlo the same will
he entered of record.
JOHN HILL, c f. D.
July 2 TT 90
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Amount paid ont taken off
Balance cash in hand Of the Treas
urer, October 9Th, 1S45,

Feb. 10Th, paid Martin McCarty fo,
one days hauling with oxen and
cart. 81 20
Sept. Sth, Paid John Former for build
Ing bridge across Mune Creek at 49,
PowS, 4O CU
Sept. StIl Paid Azafiah Stone for
builiius bridge across Biz Creek
near Z :. Brooks AZ UO
Sept. 9th Paid Nathan Bodie for one
half days hauling with wagon aud
four horses 70
Sept. 9Th. Paid James Smyley !or ono
days hauling with wagon and four
horses. W
Paid Clerks fees fol one year. III OO
$1D4 90
Commissions on $50 90 tor receiving
at2I ner cent. AZ
COMMISSIONS on SlO4 90 Tor pay:u=
Data. % per cent. oo
lUS 07
BUD c. MATHIS. Chairman
A JONES Clerk.
Oct. % IL 81
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ITO Essassbe,- Gutter.
Valuable Saw Mill Property
For Sale.

sENaE Subscribers offer for sale, a tract of
q Land containing abonl three thousand
ore hundred Acres, (3lD0) known as the Bridge
Greek Tract. on the waters Of Horse Greek.
about fourteen miles from Hamburg und two
aud half miles from Aiken. 1t is the only
tract on The nayisable waters Of Horse Creek.
from which the timber has moi been cut. With
a bold, Constant aud e9uable stream passing
through its centre. good Mill Seat within
half a mile Of thn, p"rl"n of Horse Creek.
which has been fnr many years open, aud used
for raft3nuvigation, aud within one and II half
miles Of The Rail Road, this ruc, offers superior
Inducements 10 those who desire to embark IN
the lumber business 10 any in the State For
further particulars. application may be made
eitilerlo William Gregg of Charleston, or TO
james Jones of Vancuse. the latter of whom,
being near the land, will at any time show the
tract to persons wishing 10 purchase. Com:
munications on the subject may b. addressed
Ia GREGG a. JONES.
Alien
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--.7..---,,- =.
MARRIED.,

Tn New York, on the, 30'h Sept. las,
shy the Rev. Mr.. E. Mier, Mr.. JACOB Pc
cARE,formerly of Edee6eId, to Miss Der.
TIA, daughter of T.. B Beruslein, Esq, OF
New York.
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: ate of South arolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COM NON PLEAS.
ani f. I,dnuriim bearer Dcc[aiioR

Richard Allen. attachment.
sgSHE plaintiffs IN the ainve stated rase
y having this day filed his Declaration III my
Office aud the Defendant having no wiff ,r
attorney known 10 reside within the limits oi
the Stntp OH whom Il copy of the same with
rule 10 plead can be served ItisIher"f"Ie Or
dered, that he appears aud plead the snme.
within one year anda dav from The date hereof
or finaI and absolute Judgment will be a~ arded
against him.
THOMAS G. BACON. c. c.
Clerks Office 2lst Nov l544
Nov.27 a. ry
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.Admiaistrafyir' Sale.

NNTlLL be snld at The residence Of Tho
w mas Revnnld deceased in This Dis
rricr. on ,he l3lh November next all of'he
Personal Estate of said deceased, consis
ting, in part, of Seven Negroes, 5 or 4
ho,ses. nnc yoke Of Steers. Cal,Ie, Hogs,
Corn. Fodder, Seed Gallon, Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, Blacksmi'hS, Car
penrer's and Plantation Tohi>, DC
Terms. .-Ali sums ofaud lnder So cash;
over that amour, twelve months credit,
with uoe and TWO approved securclies
The right ofthe property not to change.
unless the Terms are complied with, and
if resold, al the fnrmer purchaser risk.
~ NaNCEY REYNOLDS.
Adm'lriy.
Ocr. %. a. 80.
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Notice.
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gBSHE Subscriber respectfully Announces
"a To his friends and the travelling public.
that he is now having the above splendid
Huuse pul iu complete order, aiid will open
it under the Immediate direction Of himself
or d wife, nn nr about the first Of September
next, Mt which time, he solicits iromIlls friends
and patrons, a continuance of past tavors-
assuring them that tneir comfort will always
be his study. WM, FRAZIER.
Anguish, Ga, AugustD If 30
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EDGEFIELn DISTRICT. !
FALL irERM lSl5.

HLL Th.hIs- tO7'1'
ET is ordered thar AN Exlra Term OF the
d Court of Common Pleas ani General
Sessions. for ihe Trial of The Cases NOT dis,
20 sed of a, this Term. he held al Edge
field Court House on the Fourth Monday
in Febuaiy lS46, To continue one week.
J. b. O'NEAL.
Presiding Judge.
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