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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

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He press'3 my haal, eanr So WY
I'm sure ! wonder whv be "a ss
And then haar3-0 stch a sgh
As qutte 1.-r11ea ue t1r a assa9-#.
w01aer aay as reess'l aV saa1-
I woE1er uay O. -ae1 - -a4.E-
La sure t ee8.l ua4ers1aa4
The cause, ysll.- sel1se E SAILS.
Hs TEA ne be haI .1-s D. Aears.
And Wasp ~oas.sa.sg ae1-E q. -1ss,
woa1er wis E G.l 1enart-
Or whv hearts eEes do et--s-
Ina sure if as hear ha1 eee1.
never WcGl1 have lea h.s SIDE,
But stayed happy leycus g4lag.
And loved tAe pace ca : al -se1
THE MND oF ruE DzcxxAKn.-TAe
following bulIe eVusct from ere ct he
addresses delivered - oar fr-a1 Nara Of
Raxbary-allhoaeh II has beea prcsl s.-ly
Published In one 81 ear city paPers-wc
deem true and good, and therefore A. -
fore our readers We thIak the wori&.
that y the Temperance wgFlt. to "a ll..s
apPrehend the facI, that the nlE1 aeeanrs
supplied b. the Use Of alcohal, (-Fsa -
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. 10 Il, au ias teauiy OF The earsh - 81
\ LvINs DEArHs-ln,oxeatna = q D.
sing death Hos dead 20 =. aFoani ban
T Is he whose soll u baIed hen=aIA ne
7 black waters Of intenpsF4Ecrs Ma
I does he know oi tbs god gs.ts 81 eseFaal
Z Cod lie gees .or,a la g-.s mlruing -,
+ takes ~ delight the s1tt simmer treeze
7 which comes sNeeg.y sccu-e1. 1a1 la1eE
with health over tLe green 6-l.-, ana thre'
the s@ert oE.ar aut ED ra-e. e. st-ss as
with an angels wIa.s. tae tear1eate a.
3. good, and waica Ind, a , ll anl aaery ge-
sp11~e, g. s.rl at tle taf-.e. 81 er r1k
cryl ae5 eht ? uhy = 81 se. Baese ~
= his rasnl Is Isnauras aaH n-lr.rF zet neF
.ulae-- IN h.s ,lr-..s faE ua >sH.- s-as.
. The Variel 1R.se-s z- tasF caen gae.r tlag
lips lo bless ts.&. arl r1lte lA- e1f.e
isw OF m1ru,a-. couvcy % Is usa3 q
.ss-an--aI.ar3 BE-, heart 40 P.easare- IL
Is i.ieei deaf. Lesl q hesla. e uisra's. 4
sx--y thsr-. IA-sasaisae-- !. Cd nazs stsaa-
ger, be knows ir E1r. EAcfe@eat md
ieuuz de.lElbls eNcl.aaasat Is tae eie.ea'
IN Nh.-h he moves. ana IA .ess hs > Ca.
~-auIiv uader the iEl l1eu-e sat -.-r.uls1
I e. by the atmosphere 81 szcA cx- e.neaz
he loso.y fees hrs eegraAa'ioa. I b.
uat then deadl Az : uot thea ear Ia
. co plead Ws.l h.l. g pet.aoa ksa. e c.
/. him 20 caIe ence msre e. tf-t
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No BURLING-SLIP, NEW YORK
GNYRUS w. FIELD offers for SALE at the low
" turers prices very extensive assortment
of PAPER CONF sing every possible variety adapted TO
the wants Of IN all sections of the country
Paper Of all kinds made 10 order at short notice.
The stock OF Printing PAPER unusually large part of
which is Of very superior qua ~.
Paper Makers Materia,. Of every description
imported and kept constantly hand viz lettings Wire
Cloth, Fopfdriner Wires Belcr ~ Powder, Blue Ultra
marin, Twne DC. DC
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
ng sc purchased for whcht highest price In cash
will he paid. dwly Fen 10
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Mutual Fire Insurance.

VNHE HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
l. COMPANY in SALEM commenced operations NAV
49, le43 The number Of Policies which have been ALREADY
issued by said company Is 4379 Amount of properly in
sured more than S4,00O.000 Amount of CAPITAL m pre-
MUM Notes, is $3.50 900 Insurance for the term of y
years greater than $4,000 moi taken on anv
one risk Property deemed extra hazardous not taken
JOHN S. WILLIAMS President.
JOHN T. BURNHAM, Secretary. 7 T''
Salem, Oct. %, 1896 r
EUCLID CHADsEY, Agent No 4, Central Er~bn" aue W
Worcester, Nov. 4, le4G. 4dif
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
A WONDER.
10 cure ErupfionS and Dis6guenents Of The SIN PIN
pies, tIeckles. SMnbMLn, SAL Rhanal. Sc,rru

10 cure Erapfions and Disgmeaents Of ne skin PIN
P'S' f'ecNfes, SnnbaTn, SAT- Rheam, scurvy,
m Sore Heads, &c SC
asIahllhe now quickly, by The use Of one cake Of
-, ilailah chemical soap, saUw. yellow or dark
r'rsohs IN purchasing this mus ALWAYS IS for ZONES,
hAltIAN CHEMICAL SOAP and perhaps as many
mno nave oeen cheated with counterfeils viii be too
discouraged TO try The genuine we say TO such TRY
inns ohce-you viii not regret it, but always See tba b
- ~ l. ~, IVES Is on the wrapper.
o ron tae Hsc Orleans Centinel, October, 1874.
one o. our Subscribers, Mr. Leonard informs M tba
NC mas oeeh cured of old scay Salt Rheum of n vers
STAN ing on hts beard, fingers and hands by n cata ~
4n nraeIe much advertised alelywe speak OF Jones'
tled IT'S effects upon his female slave Rose ,ell
ST., 9on marked with sun-spoIs, and he found IN Two
weeks her skin much clearer and whittier ''''
From. hhe Nel0 York sun
we make II a rule never notice an sdvertisoa 49,
loe, put rom what we have heard from several ners
respecting the powers ui Jones' Italian Cben,icai
40 not hestate TO pronounce all il is represented
anu Gun therefore, consciennousy recommend Il ~ o5
urements. f''' 'As OF ulshg-
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$500 REWARD,

PENHE Dwelling House of the subscriber on
= Elm Street, burgariousy entered last night and
on attempting TO enter occupied chamber the villain
was alarmed aud precpiiaely fed on examinations the
front ionr was found unlocked aud the Key taken and
separate in-i Bolt withdrawn The above reward will
be paid for the detection OF the perpeator this daring
outrage LEVI LINCOLN
Worcester Nov a. 1876
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NO WICH Il WORCESTER RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Estl "a fsszsTseess; s.aEzi1z5 a
sEs5&fSSSt5aF5TS SAglS4z -EsSzszsa- f1s-Se
4ccoMMoDATIoE TRAINS.


Daily except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 10 A.. M. and AZ r. M.
Leave Norwich at 6 A. and AZ NJ.
rJ The Morning Accommodation Trains from Norwich
and from Worcester with The Boston and orces-
ter, and Western Trains each way.
The Evening Accommodation Train from Worcester
connects with the IL P. NJ. Train from Boston.
NEW YORK TRAIN, MA Long Island Rail Road
Leave Alyns Point for Boston, P NJ aily except
Sunday.
Leaves Worcester for New York about 10 stopping at
Danielsonvie and Norwich
NEW YORK TRAIN, uia Steam Boat
Leaves Norwich for Worcester and Boston every morn
ing Except Monday upon the arrival the Boat from New
York. stopping at Norwich and Danielsonville
Leaves Worcester for Norwich and New York 81 p NJ
daily except Sunday. stopping Danielsonville and
Norwich,
FREIGHT TRAINS daily each 0ay except Sunday.
Special contracts will be made cagoes large guam
lilies of Freight, application the Superintendent
Fares are less when paid Tickets than when paid
in the cars. j. W. STOWELI, STUNT
Norwich, April Is, 1896 tt
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Indian Hair Dive.

TyOR COLoRING THE HAIR a beautiful Brown or
T. Black without causing the least rJurS to the skin.
sold by Druggists generally throughout the United Suites
and Canadas supply just received and for sale by JAS
GREEN 81 Co, III Main street, and NJ. B GREEN, 200
Main sta Worcester Price Q cents per bottle.
Feb 10 div Wits
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MAGIC ERASTVr cOnp

Fpr rem wing Grease Spots, Stains or Marks from,
Clothes 9lens, Carpets &c a. c. and RENDERING ~
Soil nth aU DirscionS ae o y ana spotless
IJ'A the above articles are for sale NJ the
oneaP d. '@ore, by j. CIRCUIT, in.
D"'i' sod ,,,cao
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PATIENTS.
nerican and Foreign office, and Agency Of tn,
y. S. Patent Office, WASHINGTON,
No. Do State Street. - Ilnsfnn.


No. % State Street, - Boston.
'I'HE subscriber by appointment from the Commission
er OF Patents is agent OF the u. g. Patent Office ol the
purpose ofreceiying and ol wardmg the all such
models, specimens OF ngredie Is all manufactures
shal be Intended TO be patented deposited therein
which will be received and forwarded free Of egpense and
RISK 70 their and with all possible dispatch The
subscriber viii prepare cavehs, specifications, nssgn
menis and all the necessary papers and drawings will
MIKE researches into American and foreign works, for
hhishing the validity utility Of Inventions, and render
adYlce on all legal and scientific matters respecting the
same Patents secured IN Europe and other countries
- by application ~ this Office, Inventors saved the
he ana expense Of journey Washington, and delay
eIe, as well as all personal trouble In obtaining their pa
s The experience Of fourteen years. practce-an OK
n"ise collection Of rare works, documents, decisiCns
49,. W mechanical subjects and the Patent Laws-and
gs OF dlferent countries collected at much expense
~ sne long time this office has been established, and
W Mhch daily additions are being made together with nc
here kept OF inventions patented at Washington
~ l me 10 afford important assistance and information
aesro9s Of securing patents, which in Other
weodlya8 n n FDnV c,,a Fuef.e.r
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JONES' SPANISH IrTv vvu,,c,,

yON rs ~ ANlSH LILY WHITE.
Is peecty innocent, being purified Of all delefcr
Gus qualitlesj and il mparts to The skin n na,,sai
neaay, dapaser clear, living whites nj the same line
ao'ug as cosmetic on The skin, making it soft and
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MILLER WANTED.

JXTANTED an honest, faithful and capable man 20 ten,
w Grst Mil and one who is well acquainted with IN,
business for which fair wages will be paid II application
made w. II. WOOD.
Marlborough, (Fehonville) Nov "a.
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LEOMARD'S

LEUWAKU7S
Boston and Worcester Express.
THE subscriber continues run The EXPRESS be-
i tween Boston and Worcester for the safe transmits
sion OF Packages Bundles Bank notes. Specie, and Mer
chandise generally
THREE TINES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given paying, collecting and
gotialing notes, drafts bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce Business OF all kRds attended
10 in the most prompt and faithful manner; and pat
rons Of this line depend upon the delivery of their par
GELS with the utmost regularity and dispatch.
Goods called for and delivered in any part
of the City.
Orders free FOR goods be returned BY this Express.
OFFICES -HARNBEN d CO.'S. Office Court street
Boston; J. II. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main St.
Worcester. s s LEONARD
Aug. a. 1916. DIFF
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MOORISH HATR Dvr

- ror permanently dyeing Light Red or GRAY Hair
the skin. sold with fun Directions. s y N'uf'hs
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TfIIREI CLONfIs.

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
WE are selling A A Tibet CLOTHS at sI375, such
our neighbors sell for 81 Is. Other grades from
toSl,25. NEWCOMB a. CLARK
Worcester. Dec 2. 4w Corner Maln 8 Wnlllnt ST.
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JONES' CORAL HAZE RESTop \ INV,

that by forcing The roots and scalp 81 ,be hJ "u'
neally actloi, we can eanse growth-aye dark luxut
nnl go%th' me roots being healthy "a sediment caIIad
or scuri is discharged from The scalp; The hair
now becomes soft and silky. Thus the roots stron"
aseneu ~ thelr native soil, proudly and splendid i
pay helr beauty, specimen OF diseased nstnrJ riI
from death by The powerful aid If science "'Seu
49, From The Mem York TriJune
re see that Judge Edwards of Phindelphin q man
over ~ years OF age the top Of whose head was as L
as me palm Of ones hand two months since ba
now me DARK hair growing ,ast, from the use ot jon,
Coral Hair Resloraiive.n - " 'ohes
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BIBLE SOCIETY,"


The Executive Committee of the Abbe>
vile and Edgefeld Union Bible Society.
composed Of the following members, viz ::
Mcssrs. William Royal for Iorcb: A
Waller and w p Hill for Mt Morial, !: p
Lake for Damascus t Payne for Fellow.
ship; w Coleman for Sister Springs
Jas Richardson for Sloan; Jas WRIGHT
tor Walnut Grove; A II McGec for Tur.
Key Creek; w Martin for Broadmouth:
a Williams for Little River; w Smith for
Beulah; Jos Sharp for Bethlehem; w
Brooks tor Penicl; Jas Widcman for
Buffalo; M Cobb for Providence; and
whom the church may appoint for Bc,ba>
ny-wlll meet at SLOAN on FRIDAY
before the second Sabbath in SEPTEM.
BER NEXT, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Churches not represented in the Annual
Meeting of tho Society, are requested to
send up their contributions to the meeting
of the Committee, as the proceedings Of
the Anniversary will not be published till
after that time.
A full and punctual attendance is much
desired.
The Edgefeld Advertiser will please
copy four times. WIS. HARRIS.
Augusta % At Secretary.
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- bit arm.

DIED, of congcstivc chill, on Mon
day the 10th instant, Maj. ARCflI-
BALD ARNOLD, i'll the 5lst year of
his age.
Death is abroad in the land! Not a
day rolls by, but it burdens our records
with narratives OF tribuation and grief!
Mono can loretell what day or an hour
may bring forth. To-day VIC minoIc
with our friends and relatives, in all
the sweets of lilc's enjoyment, unmind-
lul, that tomorrow may call lis to pay
the last debt of regard, in following the
once cheerful and gay Tin breathlcss
Sleep with sorrow to the tomb! But a
few days since, Major Arnold lived in
the full enjoyment Of earthly happiness.
His cheerful manner and kind DISPOSE
ton, were Il rich boon to all who cniov-
ed his companionship. AS a bcnciac-
tor, he was liberal to the full extent of
his means. The weary or distressed
were never turned from his door un-
comlortcd. The covcr,urc Of his house
twas alike welcome to the stranger guest
and intimate friend. In him, many
will mourn the loss Of an esteemed re-
latlvc-many more, the loss of friend
and all, the loss of useful citizen.
AS husband, none but faithful and
devoted wife (but now bcrcavcd widow)
can appreciate the loss AS parent,
an excess OF kindness was perhaps his
greatest fault; three children arc left to
feel its want.
Fifty one years have marked tho pc
riod of his earthly pilgrimage. Thus
long has lie been spared TO the cnioy-
mcnt of his friends and family. For
many years he has lived mcmbcr,an
enjoyed the christian privileges, of the
M. F.. Church. He maintained a life,
even in advanced age, for activity an,i
busincs, which the young and vigorous
might be proud to imitatc-evcr mani
testing the greatest concern for the well
fare Of his household. But death has
snatchcd him from this chic(est earthly
care. Alas! he sinks beneath the
stroke of time That familiar face has
ceased TO smile that cheerful voice no
longer an!mates the pratling babe, or
solaces the wife of its bosom. May hca.
ven sustain the family under this sud-
den affliction. Heaven husband the
widow and father the orphan Peace
to thee, 0 shade Of the departed! Rest
Tor the race is run-rest for the strife
is DER. To-morrow's sun may light
again the busy theatre of life but thou
shalt toll no more. "God bless the H.
wing and the dead.-[Com.
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Election Notice,

No,lcc is hereby given TO the citizens Of
Ahbcvllc District, that an ELECTION
WI DC held at the following places OH the
SECOND MONDAY and TUESDAY
III OCTOBER NEAT, for a Reprcscn-
tativr III Congress, also for Senator, to
supply The vacancy occasionrd by the re.
slgna'ion Of DR.. A. =. Arnold, whose term
OF Office will be the uncxpircd time for
which the said a. H. Arnold was elected.
and for five Members to represent the
District i'll the Legislature, also five Com
mssioncrs Of the Poor.
The following are the names of the Ma
nagcrs at the respective Precincts:
III the Court House, N J Davis, Au-
gus,ns Lomax and William Hill.
III Drahc's, ID 0 Hawthorn, S Don
nald, and n II Miller.
AZ Warrcnto~, w II McCaw, G B
Gulfin, r Wilson.
Al CaNoham'$, J Robinson, B CaIla
ham, f Clinkscalcs.
At LoundescW., J c. Caldwell. r
Davis, Mauldcn.
Al Cnthoun's Mis-, w II brennan,
r Brady, = LcRoi.
AZ McGam'<, w Bradley, J G. Lind
scy, jr d McClain.
Al TVhAc IinH, J G sproull, L Wat
son, S Marshall. jr.
Cambri'Ige, II Child, w Garter, w
Chlcs.
1T G,cenwool, II NJ White. w u
Par,low, II l. Coleman.
WomlrMc: r Talbcrt, NJ Hutchison,
Thomas Ross
Deud F"N, p d Klcugh, V Rey-
nolds, w Buchanan.
'ScuG'eton, B + Jones, y II Marcc, J
killingsworth.
Ilollimam's Store, L Tribe, r c.
Hardness, FL nj Prince.
Smthriile, J Jordan, Silas Ray, 3
Stewart.
F/u=icy's, CT Cannon, T: Nelson, S
b McClinton.
NOr~oops, J F Gray, S J Hester, w
Speer.
Stony Point, D w McCants, J Smith
G Appleton.
Motgane's. b E Gilbert, p l. Guile
beau, E G Martin.
Moseley's, J Fl Britt, Fl Palmer, B
Talbot
Coth'0~'s, w p Sullivan, S Perrin,
S G. Pennal.
Due West Corner; J II EIaddcn,
Cowan, r. Ellis.
Cohesbu,y, w G Anderson, b z
Herndon, J Wright.
Speeds, A F Wimbisl, } A speer,
W. Lomax.
The votes to be counted at the Court
House on Wednesday after the election.
August 10, 1916 IS St
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The ,Stute Of South Carolina.

10 tic -HnH0gcrS of Election fortA Eler-
Ton District Of .idbccWc: GREETING:
Whereas, the scat in the Senate of the
said State, for the Election District aforc-
said, has lately become vacant by the re-
signation Of the Honorable A. i. Arnold:
And whereas, by the Constitution of the
State OF South Carolina it Is provided that
i; writ of election shall be issued by the
President OF the Senate for the purpose of
filling the vacancy thus occasioncd, for
the remainder Of the term for which the
member SO rcsigning lis seat was elected
to serve.
Now. therefore, you, and each of you,
arc hereby required, after due advcrtisc-
menf, and with strict regard to all the pro-
visions of the constitution and laws of the
SAID State, touching your duty in such
case, to hold an election for n member Of
tho Senate for the Election District afore-
said, 10 serve for the remainder of the
term for which the said A. b. Arnold was
elected to serve; the polls TO be opened at
the various places Of election within the
said District on the SECOND MON
DAY in OCTOBER NEXT, and the
day following, by the various sets of mana.
gers for those places respectively the
managers for all the places of election
aforesaid to meet ut Abbeville Court
House OH Wednesday following count tho
votes and declare the election.
Witness, the Honorable Angus Patterson.
President of the Senate, at BarnwcH.'
this third day Of August, in the wear of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty-siX and in the seventy.first
year of the Sovereignty and Indepcn.
dcncc of the United States of America.
ANGUS PATTERSON.
President of the Senate.
August IL, 1916 249t
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Abbeville Sheriff Sales.
SEPTEMBER.

SEPTEMBER.
BY virtue Of sundry Writs of Fieri Facics
to me directed, will be sold, ut Abbeyille
Court House, OH the first Monday in
September next, the following property -
500 Acres of Land, more or less.
bounded by Samuel Cowan, N Wide.nan
and others levied on as the property Of
Edward Collier ads w w Belchcr.
375 Acres of Land, more or less.
bounded by l. WiGcman and others; lc-'
We'd OH as the property of John Lyon ads
Robert Gcnnings.
100 Acres Of Land, moro or less.
bounded by jus McCracka and others ;
levied on as the property Of Charles w
Fooshcc ads John Sims for John Smith.
500 Acres Of Land, more or less.
bounded by DR. Winson Davis and others /;
levied on as the property of Joel Foosllee
ads Whtlock, Sullivan Waller, ct al.
80 Acres Of Land, more or less, levied
on as the property of w w Anderson ads
Rcnbin Robertson and others
! Horse, levied on as the propertv OF
of J S Barnes ads VIM Duncan, admir-.
2 Horses levied on as the property OF
J NJ Golding ads II Bolware and others.
6 Negroes: Matilda and 5 children.
levied On as the property of Jas nj Vandi,
yer ads d l. Adams and others.
Terms Cash. J. RAMEY.
Ang II, 1916 Sheriff.
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To Physicians.

Having exchanged the practice of mcdi-
cine for more congenial employment, /
offer for sale my entire stock of MEDI-
ClNES, SHOP FURNITURE, SAD
DLE-BAGSS,a an excellent case Of SUR
GEON'S POCKET INSTRUMENTS,
&c &c &c. This stock embraces all The
medicines, furniture, &c. nesccssary for
the young Physician to enable him to en-
ter at once upon the practice of his profess
sion. The above articles will be sold at
sacrifice. Persons wishing to purchase
will apply at the Printing Office.
G.. Fl. KINGSNIORE. =
Aug 10 25tf
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

Dy His Exccllany WM. AIKEN, Esq,
Govcrncrnor and COMMANDMENTS Chief
in and over the State of South Carolina.
hcrcas. information has been received
at tins Department of a deliberate and a.
trocIous murder having been committed
on the body Of Thomas Smiley, of Fairfield
District, nn the 7th August, by Que JAS.
nj. SIMPSON, Of the same ncighborllood,
and that the said james Nj, Simpson has
abscondrd: Now know yc that Justice
may be had eo hereby offer n reward of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
apprehension and safe delivery of the said
James NJ. Simpson in any Jail in this State.
ilc is about 6 feet one inch high, light
liar, stoops in tho shoulder, downcast
look, spare built, and had long beard on
his under chin and neck rathcr inclined
10 br rude.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Au-
gust, III tho year Of our Lord ono tllou-
sand eight hundred aud lolty-six, and i'll
the seventeen year of American Indc-
prndcnca. WILLIAM AIKEN.
by the Governor:
Il. q. Pinckncy, Sec. of State.
Aug ID 2J2t
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Valuable Land for Sale!
A BARGAIN TO BE HAD!!l

- The subscriber offers his tract Of
i Land for sale, four miles south west
of AbbeviIle G.. H. on the Snake Road
1t contains about $50 acres, between 9
and 3O0 acres of it wood land, well tim
bered, the balance in cultivation, about 90
acres fresh. There is good dwelling
with oil out buildings necessary, good
screw, gin house &c and within 100 yds
OF regularly attended Church. The pur-
chaser can have his own time TO part of
the money by giving good security.
May u 13 ttO F S LUCIUS