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Police Intelligence.

Stealing Watch. Ohhcer Allen OF the Ar -. -
rested yesterday sailor man by the name OF Diego ".
pana, on charge of stealing silver watch and oh
valued at SIS the property of another sailor hv th
of Louis Castor The watch was recovered }onnS
in the possession Of the accused. Justice DrinLsr
locked him up for trial.
Dull Business-Poce matters were exceedingly dull
yesterday probably in consequence Of the
Of the weather. being too hot for the rascas steal
arrested on SusPicion.-Oficer Murray Of the 9th
ward, arrested Sunday night, suspicion, woman
called Mary Stewart having in her possession watch
No 6I9s evidently stolen for which is wanted;
apply to the above officer, at the station house Tombs
Justice Drinker locked her mp for further hearing
Making Himself "Hunk."-Officer Allen Of the 5th
ward arrested last night, by the name Of Michael
Gleason on charge Of stealing wagon wheel valued
at So belonging to John McCellspd tobacco dealer
siding ut No Barclay street II appears that McClr
land, some short time engaged Gleason to place
tire on the wheel and considering the charge too much,
refused to pay Consequently last evening, while Mo
West streets, making sale, Gleason outside at
the wheel whereon the unpaid tire was fastened
Soon after McCe nd returned to his wagon jumped up
and was In the act Of driving of when he discovered
himself one wheel short and not feeling disposed to be-
done nor outdone, by this industrious wheelwrght
caused his arrest and Mr. Gleason conveyed entire
TO the station house and locked up by Captain Perry
prior to being sent before Justice Drinker.
Potent J7ssaun.--Ofcer Files, Of the 9th ward
rested last night man by the name of Charley Bart
lett OH charge Of violently assaulting by the
name OF John Owens nhictng In the throat;
apparently with knife Locked up in the station
house by Captain Perry
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SrECIAL ELECTION IN VReIsIA.-
clal election held in Morgan on the 81
supply the vacancy In the House Of Deiegstes
ed by the resignation Of Andrew Michael, Esd
sequence OF an alleged informality In April IA
gen leman has been reelected by majority Of TIN
votss The struggle Ia said TO have been severe an
citing beyond all former precedent. In April, Mr.
chaelis majority was one. We congratulate the WIN
Of Morgan the glorious result Parties are now u
in the Legislature on joint ballot .-Fiehnord Wht
June 10.
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AFFAIRS IN THE CITY Oh AHxIcO.
The British steamer from Vera Cruz arrived at Iiava
ma on the 9TH instant She brings nothing later from
the city Of Mexico than papers Of the 10th Of May The
Faro dusiaf received sIeter Of the same date from,
which II gives extract, which we translate -
santa Anna took charge Of the provisional presidency
the 2lst and assembled the unta Of general oicers
who agreed upon defending the city but tho periodical
press Of all shades Of opinion has written strongly
against Santa Anna and against tho bsrbsrity ofunder
taking defence wthosI artillery troops and yester
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THE total number Of In the meantime sick In th'
Hospital 1868, including volunteers and regulars
From the Hospital Record.
JOHN D, SCOTT Brevet Msj. v. s. A
Fort Polk, Juno 2, lst7.
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yvw FOX sALE-Twenty rail road carts and six horse
l wagons ana some two horse wagons and constantly
to order where they be had the shortest
notice not on hand whore all kinds carts wagons and
asss f.n DC bad the most ressonsbls terms by MICHAEL
Jersey City, N. J, " isiS Me-
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LANES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
CRCULATI0N-FORTY THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Pnos cents Per copy-t
% Ref ennqm.-paysble iQ advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturdsy-Prics ~ cent
psrcopy-x3 l2x cents snnum--payHbIe Ia advance
HERALD FOR EGROrE-Every Steam Packet day.
rriee Ga Cents copye5 including postage
payable advance Subscrrtons and advertisements will be
seeeissd by sIess Gssnaai 10 hue vvienae. Paris
the s%SSSk1,Selllsr h9na9p uvpArn-ph..
lat Of January Of each yeasnse copies sixpence each
ADVERTISEMENTS, at the usual prices-always cash i,
Advertisements should be written in plain legib
manuer The Proprietor will not be responsible for tina
may occur them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and Wit
despatch
establishment he paid the postage will be Do
ssctsd fr"nn tbs suhaHvption moasv rsmittsd
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DEATHS AT POINT ISABEL.

From the New Orleans Picayune, June Dol
We accede cheerfully to the request Maj scott to
give place to the following record Of those who have
died in the general hospital at Fort Polk Point Isabel
during the year past The fate Of these victims to the
and strange climate may thus be made known to
their friends.
in the General Hospital at Point Isabel Teras, since
Nau o. 1915.
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- DR. KELLINGERs INFALLIBLE LIN
@A ~MENT IL warranted and ulcers OF
L1&-ry nature IN few days. Il acts like magic in
rheumatism and all other Pains One doses
tain 10 relieve bilious choc, dsnha, &c. II is taken
Is perfectly delightful in its odor aud favor II
acknowledged 70 be the best fmiy medicine offered
the public. Price so cenfs per bottle.
Sold $50 red e Rag, Of John Broad
way correr Of Bow-ry aud Boome 81 and 10th
Jees drug stores Dr. Buct's Dover. and Chatham, and
the Hsrl-m Railroad office, City Hall is 3Nsrc
.S&& FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL OR GLAs
MA GOW-The fast sailing, coppered, British built
&5brig HOPE, 1863 register, Robert Bosan mas.
'' rs s'' be a"'''''sy t;'s.'ffh'ffA ARH8r South st.
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AFTERNOON LINE DAILY,
FOR NEWBUR0H AND FISHnlL..
3AhkzS Landing at Van Cortands, Peekskilll West
6 rs Point, Cold Spring and Cornwall The Steam
s pcss s
Sundays excepted at4 o'clock commencing April TO- Re
nrning-wili leavo Newbnrgh every morning 7oclock
BAH BAGGAGE and Freight Of every description. Banh
he thereof unles the books Of boat
c-,pted for. mvl3 3Ots nc
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EXCURSION TO CROTON FALLS LAKE
fnRn IT, MAHOPAC, C,ool Lake, Danbury and Ridge
ek4EE field by the Hsxlcm Rail Road, Daily Al A NJ
ard Yisitsn g As.s places can, BY taking the
the afternoon Stages viii leave Croton Falls on arrival
If each aud for Rawlings arrival OF the O'clock
train Couve ysnees for Croton Lake az New Castle
Fare o Croion Falls 81 miles, 81 jeio 0tsr
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CITIZENS NEW DAY LINE OF
e crs lntHfz;=5 y OPPOSlTI0N boats FOR ALBANY
50 &, sents-Breskfast and Dinner on Board
Degroo Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays, kapas
x M from the pier foot Of Robinson street. touching
For passage freight, apply board the Boats Geo
Oobson the ONCE 126 Warren street. of West
q All persons forbid trusting tho above boats on &C
count OF the owners. rh
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A FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
E:i rERTY-Proper'y in the pleasant village OF Liberty
Coraer consisting of FIR rate Dwelling House ,38X40
rage Makers, Wheerght and Blacksmiths Shop, all new
Also good barn. 0X38 with wood and smoke houses good
whole $1,000. " N
Also, II Of land, of timber of clear land all
under fence -
7P Mon Thursday, till P. NJ. other days at the New
Lane. JAMES B. BARR
jelO 30t~m
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-. PLEASANT SUMMER EXCURSION

T,ts or ~ lne.aay Weai,n,esday and Thurdsy-
bers street, O'Clock A. NJ on the above DAYS landing ar
Yonlsrs Hsstngs Dobbs' Ferry, Tanytown, Sing Sing
Grassy ront Caldwes and Peekkil and will
XII NJ landing At all the above fsces her return
mus anordng passengers an opportunity OF
the foot of Hammond a,src
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Poor House Election.

\ STEWARD of the Abbcvc Poor House will
be elected by tho Commissioners of tho Poor, on
Saturday the 27tl Instant to serve for one wear
from the first of January. whose duty it will be,
subject to their direction, to act Superintendent
OF the Poor House and Ovcrscer of the farm AS
Superintendent, he will have tho care and manage
mcnt OF the paupcrs; and as Oversecr, he will be
required to perform all the duties of such all agent
which are so we'll known to render mention of
them here unnecessary. The time and labor of the
Steward and family, if he has ono, is to be devoted
entirely to the institution, and he and family will
be supplied with such ncccssarics (cXcept clothine)
as arc not raised OH the farm, inclusive of what
may be.
Applicants will address by letter directed to tho
commissioners of the Poor, land leave with any men,
ber Of the Board. The applicant must state the
number of his family, give somo idea of the servi-
ces they can perform, to plowing, spinning
weaving. sewing, &c. &c, and tho amount per
;,nnum for which he offers Iris and their services.
Applicants are requested to hand in their propo-
sails as early as possible, and thr day of election
their personal attendance OH tho board may be- ne
cessary. For further particulars enquire of
Also, the commissioners will elect OIL the same
day u PHYSICIAN to the inmates of the Poor
House for the year lS4S. He will be required to
furnish his own medicines, and attend when called
on Proposals received above.
NOV lO 31-3t WAN. HILL, Secretary.
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Eatrai from tile Nezv Yoyk ErDyess.

1t is seldom that we step out of way to no
ticc, either for praise censurc, the various adver-
tised specifies of the day; and could we believe in
the truth of all tho certificates which published
i'll favor Of some OF them, there would be 10 call
for our praise certainly. But from personal
knowledge of their virtue, willing to record
our unsolicited testimony in favor of Dr. 1Iulls
Worm Lozcngcs: they being in our opinion all i'll
f.lliblc remedy for that bane of dhood-worns.
Safe i'll their operation, easily admnstcred and
what to us is a great recommendation in n medi-
cine for children, they arc not nauseatng, but ac-
tually pleasant to the taste. We have used them
i'll number OF cases in family, and in each and
every case with complete success; and we take
pleasure i'll recommending them to our patrons and
friends, not only cure for worms, but as tho
rough and easily administered cathartic or purga-
tive medicine, where such is needed, or where
worms are suspected
The above medicine is for sale at the Drug Store
and ut tho Post Office. INov 37 Inn
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rs or 80 Likely Negroes and
OTHER ESTATE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

On the 14:h day of December, we shall pro.
ceed to sch. at the late residence of George
Holloway, deceased, and at public outcry, on
a credit OF twelve months. the residue of the
personal estate of SAID deceaged, consisting
OF between twenty-five and thirty likely Me-
GROES, among them ia q frst rate Black
smith, Blacksmith Tools, an excellent Cook
and Washer, and an House Maid, the rest
being children and field hands; also Horses,
Cows and Calves. one pair of Oxen aad a
Cart, fine lot Of Hogs, Cottoa Gin, Thrash.
er, Horse Mill, Wagon, Gear. &c.
H. A. G. WALKER,
r: R: CALHOUN, Tx o's
Greenwood, Nov 10, ls47 81 st
AT the same time and place and on came
terms. will sell at public auction aIl>the per-
sonal estate of Rebecca Holloway, deceased,
consisting OF Corn and Fodder, Oats, Wheat.
one Horse and some Cotton.
THOS. FERGUSON, Admir-
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Abbeville Sheriff Sales


By virtue Ct sund1y Wrts of Fieri Facias. to
ME directed, will sell, at AbbevlIle Court
House, on the first Monday IN DECEM-
BER next the following property, viz:
$50 Acres of Land, more or less, bound
d'd by lands Of Peggy Wilson, William Puck
1T and others; levied on as the property of
Thomas w Tollman ads Prcssly e. Nc Clinton
$40 Acres of Land, more or less, bound.
dcd by Leonard Widcman and others, levied
on as the property Of John Lyon ads John z
Rountrec and others.
| Sorrel Horse levied on as the property
of Samuel p. Laird uds R A Martin, admir-
Sorrel Mare, levied on as the property
of r. Hamlin ads Nj Cureton
Sorrel Horse, levied on as the property
of Sherod BarSsdale ads Edward Collier
Grey Mare, levied on as the property
OF William Bush ads Charles Carr.
Bay Mare, levied on as the proper
ty of james Keeling ads John II Wilson.
60 Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded
by Rev Jumes Smith, Zacharah Graham and
others, levied OH as the property of George
Elmore ads John Henderson.
Bay Mare, levied on as the property of
Thurston L Day ads w NJ Hughcy.
l Bay Mule, levied on as the propertv of
Joel Fooshe ads d = Calhoun.
Terms Cash.
A. G. HAWTHORN, S. A.p.
Sherifs Office, Nov 8, IS47
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LANDS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale two tracts of land w.
ing Ill Abbevlllc District; one tract OIL tho main
road leading from tho Court Houses of Anderson,
Pickens and Grccnville to Hamburg, ono mile from
Edgcfcl'l limo, number of acres ono thousand, ono
half woodland, the other i'll high state of cutiva-
ton. The buildings good and conveniently
situated; two:story dwelling house and yard
buildings, as kitchen, Sc; also, barn, gin-houso,
&c. The Homestead Tract, OH main road from
Abbcvillc Village to Cambridge, ono and half
miles below Grcenwood acres, seven hundred
and sixty; cleared land two hundred and sixty
acres, balance i'll woods: this tract is well i'm
proved, large two-story dwelling house, outbuild-
ings as barn, stables, gin house, suitably situated
and in good condition. Both tracts in close prox-
unity with the route being surveyed as tho
branch OF tho Columbia and Grocnv;!Ic Raj! Read
Pcrsons wishing to purchase will call and SEQ me
as am anxious to sell. J. Y. L. PARTLOW.
Oct ~ 81 lot
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Rail Road, or no Rail Road
PEACE OR WAR!

M. STRAUSS, IM Cokesblsry,
Has received large and splendid assort-
ment Of the following FRESH GOODS
which will be sold at very low prices
Brown and bleached shirtings from cts up,
Fancy Prints from 6 IA to 25 cents,
Furniture do " "25
Mourning and second mourning Prints 10
cents up
Plaid Castillians and English Merinos,
Black Alpacas from 80 cts up,
Bombazene,
Mourning NOUS de lain a5, 81 and so cts,
Fancy cold do do do Is 3-4 up,
Tartan plaid Shawls,
Scotch wool do
Gloves,
do do cravats and scarfs,
do do silk and linen cambrick
H'd'k'fs
Linen, Lawns, Silk and Satin.
ALSO,
French and English Broadcloth,
have an article of French black broad
cloth at 30 per yard worth 81 to SO.
Cassimeres, Sattinets, Tweeds,
Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys, Linsey,
White, red, and yellow Flannel.
ALSO,
Plaid Ginghams, Checks, Cambricks, mus
lins, cotton and worsted Hose, (whitc and
biack) from IL l-2 up; Mitts, caps: gloves,
ribbons, tapes and braid, suspenders,
a full assortment Of Fancy ARTICLES.
A large variety of Fall and Winter Caps,
General Taylor Caps
Buena Vista do
Palo Alto do and
Churubuscor do
HATS at any price man can ask, as l in
tend to sell out this article.
A complete assortment of Shoes and Boots,
Bonnets, Groceries, Crockery and Drugs,
Hardware, Perfumery, segars and Tobac-
co of the best kind, and full assortment at
very low prices. -,
Come and examine his splendid stock Of
Goods before you buy elsewhere, and you
will find many articles not mentioned, and
the prices cheaper than you expected.
Deter 80 tt
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Valuable NEGROES for Sale.

able negroes, will bc offered i'm lot, ut public sale,
wit:
Snowden "a muatto man about IS years of ago. 4
superior cook, coachman sc.
anna, ms wie' (dark) about 42 years of ago,
valuable house servant, seamstrcss, &c.
Maria (inulatto) about Is years of age.
Three children, Becky, Sarah and Harriet, from
:r to years of age, brown and very likely
me family ~ sold for no fault-thcy are faithful
ana honest. They can bo bought previously ut
private sale by application to Capt Robert Gun
nlnghain i'll Laurcns, or Mr.. Edward Noble at Alb
bovillc G.. ii.
iERMs-One half cash ; one halfa ut one year on
a note with good surety
N.B--Ihe purchaser can also have Jane IA
daughter Of Anna) very likely muatto girl, about
IL years oiage, at the price of $500.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM
Charleston, Nov. 3 35 5w
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COMMITTED

10 the Jail of Abbcvi!lc on tho 18th inst a Me-
"HO MAN who says his namc is CHARLES,
and that lie belongs to Richard Walker of EdGe.
field District. Said negro is of yellow complexion,
about 80 or 40 years Of age, feet 10 inches high,
weighs about li0 lhs, some of his front teeth mis-
sing, &c The owner is requested to como for
ward, prove property. pay charges and take him
away. TIMOTHY STEPHENS Jn;I,r
oct ~ 34tf
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IKl1p. G,AMlMl;u, >AW,A1D1ETY@Y-

Mpo G.AiRiMlGL AU.AlDHlM<Yo
The Trustees of Mt. Carmel take pleasure IN
announcing to the public that they have been
successful in securing the services of Mr.. ID.
w. G TILLOTSON for the ensuing wear
The school 10 be conducted on the same plan
and Mt the same rates Of last year. MIR. Til
lotson is too we'll known as u first rate teacher
and cisciplinarian to give any further COM
ments. Cheap board can be had in the neigh
borhood. The school will commence on the
first Monday in january next.
Ifustces.-P. Leroy, L. Gown, r. Bra.
dy, L: Rogers, J. Wells, p. Gray, S. Nor
rah. j. McCclvy, H. McCclvy.
Nov 10 81 St
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PARTITION.

}. w. II. Johnson and wife, v. r. X Puck
EFT and others.
VIII be sold, on the first Monday IN Dccem-
Der next, the Real Estate Of Frances Long,
deceased, consisting of two tracts: first tract
l70 acres, and second, of 934 acres on waters
OF Sal1da river, joining lands of said Johnson,
X Puckctt and others, in Abbcvilc on a
credit Of l2 months, by order Of the Ordinary.
A. G. HAWTHORN, Sheriff:
November 10, lS47 81 DIV
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CITATION.

Whereas, Dounes Calhoun applies to me to
grant him Letters Of Administration on the
Estate Of John Calhoun, decd: These are
therefore, to cite the kindred and creditors
Of the deceased to appear before me on the
10Th of November, instant, to show cause why
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this Sd November, 1847
~. DAVID LESLY,
Nov 10 81 lw Ordinary
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REMOVAL.

G-The subscriber having removed from
his old stand. in .Shelton's Hotel building, to
the store formerly occupied by J. o. B. Ford,
would respectfully invite the attention of his
old friends and customers, end the public gen
orally, to his new and well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS,
believing all will be satisfied both with the
goods and the prices. 1t is my determnatio
thatthis shall be called, as we'll as be in reali-
ty. the cheapest store in this town or its vi.
cinity. IL T. S. STILLMAN.
Hamburg, Nov 8 SO @ I'm
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The State of South Carolina,

The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DlsTRIcT-IN EQUITY.
William P. Rembert, Geo. L. Holmes and
wife, v. Rebecca Rembert, widow, and
others, heirs of Samuel Rembcrt, decd.
Bill for Partition.
1t appearing to the Court that Rebecca Rem.
bert, Mary H M Rembert, Louisa Rembert,
Samuel L Rembert. Moon and Hade
riet M. his wife. Lewein G. Rembert, -E
Trezvant and Louisa r his wife, James a
Rembert, John w Pope, - Mullen and
Louisa his wife, Judith Pope and Mariah Per-
cy Pope, Defendants, reside without the limits
Of this State: Ordered, that the said Defen
dant's do appear and plead, answer, or demur
to the said Bill within three months from this
date, or the saiG Bill will be taken pro COMES.
80 against them. H. A. JONES, c.. E.
Com'rs Office, Nov 6, I947 81 3m
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y PARTITION

Jesse Reagin, appp., y. Ca,h'.. Reagin and
others
viii be sold, On the first Monday in Decem,
Der next the Real Estate of Young Reagin,
deceased, situate in Abbcville, and contain
ing 1886 acres, on Rocky branch, waters of
Long Care, and adjoining lands of james
Drennon, Andrew Weed and others, on
credit of twelve months. BY order of the
Court of Ordinary.
A.. G. HAWTHORN, Sheriff.
November 10, I947 81 4t
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EXHIBIT
EXHIBIT
vi the Sec'ry. and Treas'r. of the
Com'rs. Of Public Buildings.
EXPENDITURES

EAPENDlIURES.
Paid DR.: J. F. Livingston, expenses
on books for public officers, 81 "a
John McIlwain for books for
;, tierk ONCE, IL SO
Allen & Kerr for publishing Ex-
mott Tor lS45, Is Is
33 panes 8 IrlO glass for Jail, 9 OG
lbs. putty, so
" Williams Il Lawson for tin ves-
sells for Jail, 3 90
II. w. Lawson for repairing
Court House roof, Is 90
" \. G. Hawthorn for two and a
half bushels lime, 10 lbs. glue
and whitewashng Jail, Is 90
Allen & Kerr for publishing Ex-
hibit for ls46, Is 90
g for hauling box books for Sher-
it's, Clerks, Ordinary's, and
Commissioner offices, Is
Timothy Stevens for securing
Jail in part, 90
David Simpson for painting and
glazing Jail and Court House, SO
for pancs 10 >:l2 glass for
Court House, 90
McCartcr g. Allen for books for
Ordmarys and Clerks offices, 20 rs
" Il. Richards in part for books for
Clerk, Ordinary, Sheriff g. Com
missioner in Equity, 25 90
8 Postage from Il. Richards, S
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fRANcE-The remains of Louis Bona.
parte, Count dc Saint Luc, x-King of Ilol-
land who died II few month ago at Florence
and those of his son, who also died in Italv.
have arrived at Marseilles, and will, it is
said, be brought to Reuil, and deposited
near the tomb of the Empress Josephine
and Queen Hortcnse.-GuiiA uani.
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PARTITION.

John Lipford, apprt. v. Ann Lipford and
others.
Will be sold on the first Monday in Decem-
Der next, the real Estate of Edward I.ipford,
deceased, in the District of Abbeville on wa
ters of Saluda (Camp brancI) 13O, or moro,
adjoining lands OF Robt Y Jones and others,
on credit OF IL months. BY order Of the
Court of Ordinary.
A. c. HAWTHORN, Sheriff.
November 10, IS47 81 4t
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u "A C;lrd.-I will continue to practice in
tho Court of Law for Abbcvc, and will regularly
attend its sessions. refer my friends to Mcssrs
Cochran & NOBLE at Abbcville G. H.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM
Charleston, Nov3 36 m5t
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u Notice is hereby given that an applica-
ton will be made to the Legislature, at its next
session, for charter for :; Rail Road from Aiken
through Edgeield District, by or near Edgcficld
Z. H., through Abbcvillc District and Pcndcton
District to Andcrsonvillc, at the junction of tho
Seneca and Tugaloo Rivers. Tscpt
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Andrew L. Gillespie tolls before me sorrel
mare MULE over ten years old, eleven or
twelve hands high, right ear cropped, and
wounded in the left nostril. Appraised at
twenty dollars. The said mule may be found
at the residence Of A. L. Gillespie about two
miles west of this place. @
THOS. THOMSON, Magistrate.
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