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riil. SrB rRF ksrRI AND TIE
PENSIONERS

By nc rcsIl,ions heretofore cs.ing
h,sNe,n the government nul the pension
q. n.s (hcy n, no~ s',ln. a good bond
nf the ~ ln'yl the PRISONERS received the
l.il amour, OF lhict c.ruhcncs
Since .,h. bc,ufh subircasnr, has
gone INTO operation ,he d'fcnis, Of thew
:, lnitv h'c obliged 90 pay NJ Bank Cash
i,r Clark, n, sum Of ',e~a'y Ar, cents as
G. r,psusa,iou tuihc ngcn, oi,hc government,
i9t paying i,sl lue ly the government
io' Their pn''.oiic s't,icc tbs Is rev
cnuc i,r.I aud sub.licasury with ven.
gene" - make CREDITOR pay ior receiving
H.. due, VIII some one who knows, tell
u. how much ,h,s Sut'tcas1ty vii cost
n, the pensoncr. N NE United S'a,cs, u,
this rate |, costs each one hfv cents n
year. Bm the people must hot complain,
Grand Father Rschic says the Sub. Treasu.
" works we'll why nc, MS well charge
the pensioners wiih the expenses OF cant
No IA. sp,cio from Ncw No't ~ pcr''
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We clam therefore, to k- Oh institution
established pr he promotion Of the soeial
in',cou''. n lie bsn''hina 10 tolls and i'
c.rp IN nc Zee and nut val intercourse Of
IT. rn.mbc's for the eneou,r yemen, Of the
Of W. Az Serene md ~, rs,urc Of the
a.e - 10. The o,,iss<, and protection Of
on, another. We un'ul tina h,g to the
world ~ those saiosay Ne Who can
ila,n. thus defined our position. were,
pcc,nllv tcQp,s ,ho Clerks Of the various
Gown. in ,hc coun,y 20 futnsh uswiih-
rlu cope. OF any d,,ds that ,how
To, bounj,rrs ofiowns &c, or have any
peculiarly OF antiquity, &c.
Second, copirs Of any acts, resolutions
motions, proceedings, g.. Il The most
anclcnt. or the FIST records IN each ioNn
which have any r,l,uon to the t'M settle.
mcn, OF The state OF town, or 10 the Revolt.
ZION
Third, We rcQuos, them ard others 10
converse, sui reduce 10 writing such con
versai,on ns they may have wnh The oldest
men IN their town ns 20 all events relating
to the Revolution or d ncul.s wrh y w..
York aud nny Transaction SINCE which may
be worth preserving
W rc4ucs, Of any Gco!ogiA in the ser.
crai touns IN the County
! Fonrh TO furnish Us with duplicate spc
cimcns of at rorls formations mi rre
without thc lace, wnh a minLic o. IT,, SOIL
aud description Of the place IN which they
are found
Fnh, We niso ropes, those with whom
B1,nny Is a iavoriie science TO favor u. With
the result Of thcir researches, nccomp,ni,d
with the locality e.. and their opinion
a communications Of he kind wi, b,
directed to ne
Secy. Of otter CrceA Lodge No 10
l. y u +
Rutland,
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Ior the Herald.
TO TOWN CLERKS AND OTHERS
OF THE COUNTY OF RI ILAND

The spin, Of The pas IN our ltllc, but
worthy and honorcd STATE, among the mem
Lcfs Of our crca, Republic. has been en-.
pha,cally awakened, aud needs but IN
courn ocmcn, 10 cx,,rd through tho length
AMI breath OF our green mountain home
The inquiry into the history q our state
an rs several parts has been. IN! IS beng
already ans N"tod By III" worthy and credit
abb zraI AMI cxer,ions OF our young men
We have known some OF them walkI.c
,nics with book under their arms, 10
converse with some aged veteran, IN the
struggles OF the past, and bringing home
treasures in the nf,icc Of incidents, ihc!s,
anecdotes and relics, for which, we hope
nu.t.ri,y mny have, .,on 80, a".. =.
.,u,. a,wi.n io,ncuu4. O. All
infuse This sllsh, IN the youth Of our Land.
We have thrown the tfosd shield OF our
oder over Chaliy, Literature, Science
and An and 81 f,r as IN US les and the
means are afforded their Interests shall be
IL the yess,l which we launch,hy he name
which we assume. and under the dag
which we throw. gu, upon tie breeze We
have alfcal, encountered and expect sui
TO encounter, here ani there n plra,Ical
craft armed alone with the black venom a
bgo,ry, and intolerance EIi # those are
A Il 4 III.
country who ovcrcame na,ura' obstacle
merely, how much more shall they deserve
who conquer the moral obloQuy which
IS occ1soncd by ,hc gros s, isnoran &C and
the wcahr,ss Of human intellect. 10
all those ho sIginaiise The secrecy OF our
order who CLAIM Tor all o,bers the sun
ilgh, Of can!or and the shade Of life for
themselves, we have on y tn present them
Nih the undivulsoI Transactions ~
ne Every day business Of he, OF which
they take no account, The merchant for
r,f. the D. ya'e comhin,' IN Of marks nc
by which he - enabled to overcome the
,crupls OF hi. victims The lawyer for
co.'s me f'iiu'n W "hlN" w ''''''' ~ '''
ellen, The Church CO nrluce io'gH The
4 ',uqponc,os oflhosc n heir soprr'''loo
Whilr Ne have only that secrecy Which
nrcy,ns i'm position AMI The introduction 81
unaorhy men. To those who "a econom
,cally prcs.a ih.eTyonse IA tie iof'efoud
-of Bncso.cnce. SocialHy Literature, scr
, ,rce and Az, We moicnly recommend ih'
,,nne! pleasures Of ssafee sni cgplity
Tahoe ~ no a,i,ise frrolng { - accor
p A.nc. aith the ,iiur ~. wI'h 40 more 70
% ,,ou. revenge han. having read our boo.
c ol Instruction and iorms TO see the Nus
|. II shame tia, woul! cover ihern. sn3 a..
, rs,.Gcauon be- 4, homes 70 T. 10y woult
3 coafc.
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APPOINTMENTS EY TiIE plESi
rENT

From Icrmonf
I. \ klmbsll cap,,'n OF lnhn'ry,
/. 3 Kellogg isI Lieut. do.
Jesse a Cove, "a do do.
Robert Hopkins, 81 do. do
We unI, rs,,nd iha, Lieu, Hopkins is to
open a recruiting Office IN this place lmmc'
di,cly But oao company is,o be raised
in lhi. state. The p,y Of u private is ten
dollars per month in allron 20 this is n
bounty of,w,lvc dollars p,id on enlistment,
aud one hundred and sixty acres Of land at
the close Of the war To those liking the
business this will be good wages rs the
priva,cs are boarded and clothed a, the ox-
pansc Of The govo'nmcn'
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~ done, soi II , hop~i tbs, all who have
,..se p,,on papers sni have mslr no ~
urn Of theif dones viii DO - nj the n,ii
meeting lIns,relci 'hs, ,fail nni eco
,,sl aacoisnee Nil b. hal al the ne,
mscIug.
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.-W. learn hat ,he mcIing held u
it, ace. on salu,iay last. ior the r,l,loi
iAe ssG,un: lu,H, !, was .Wcd 10 sdJoo'n
tie mooaug 10 Saturday Of a., we's i
- sn.h ins 10 - that many have done a,
vel -. hes h.rc-s-; m-ch mote shoad
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l>rtHIsrlSe CrrUNoN, y baltimore
corr ,l-oniru' Of some oftl, pai@r' say.
a. ia'crc .'ir- liilc rih dr'-'''- e. III,
a.. L l,ne Wa,.,n. which VA irrn on a.,
la,l,, i.''.r I'm - Monterey. Wa CHRIST
rr,l ,c.'rr,.Af over Ito rcnaius # ~ la-
reui vi, ihey J., b. tic l~r,av'i ~ii0~ =
ds..,ir. cln,d 'Mon'crey iHchArdsa.
tho l-,i ID g. nne-' rapon e 'fe hattie.
lie s.c.,A ini.uo- q q a,r l. K.chard-
d. F.. A,,.ney Geaoral % tie State Il
Ns,,l.nl VII Va a. intimate 'rielid 4 ,Ae
lan,.n,,.l dead The rcrenor, wac 10 ~
,..el,ncl, Interesting me Tie ,Ald =,
t.riire..'h he-a'.'g.
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The isIcc c,Dcentraiin, uDd,r G,r. : At
AL ini. bled fof tie attach "a N.ra Crus
49,. - l'@ H. 60 1900 mcn-a, least
ol,.haN - plih I'll b. regular !, i.
= arnf the, ,anhs J., tc:.ie Vera trui
ga. a., 49,, . a., sn4uih Tie cts. - d.
J R,a. W.. hc as7ni ia. bot tie cast.
lla,l llr ,l4Ai,-is Aie NAn1n--noi
a.f. 49,, SOS. 80 40 Bag A. o. to lime Tat
~n - IoQna~i g. Foda.. a j tie -
r...ai. a, g., ZAP scTipu-. q ihla-ti
t.r r~vAs II AL nealas. MI - iei-
~
Wiih -,sarl 60 ,iN~que,i ~ AT IN
O. H4i',4a ay' 81 .ir4roo SOTO Il info
i.s- a. Ma. ~ lr Yrl 1.H.sh az
so'ufA.i.,cy h-,As.e- S-rl..t 80 l.
IA h., mo-. h. p4d = hberais, 49, u.
d., Il tic enemy Viz r. hahly h. I
l.af-s,, ,As msfcl,o cti . ,,r,st!.rs & e
a. - 8. n'i s-le.-. crgsGr-.,-'
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THE HERALD,
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH l.
IRII.t 80 Rt lie We y
IilE WORK oF CHARITY CON
pII1It
4 Naf,o, .atoi from Narration

Nation sarci from S,erraiior
|, ni'l h. uco.ioc',J " AT data bill
~. r,c,n.i, ntfolu,,i MO lhe Senate \,
VI Ctreri,n q K.rocly. rran'ing to,
.lrn a. f,c Nu,irl thousand dollars 10
- ,,penlci or ihe pprchn'c Of grim 'o-
q, farsiig yo,r a. ire'anl
It,bll vas ssrp1n.d ny Ncssr c.,
'cni,n Clayton. ani Others wuha ~.
vhirh mA.'sm1n proud Of his race The
.ltnr lva. iorcilc,i mo the ll,u. sy
Nt We.'auriln ilon, Of Y Thrbll
p,..G 'Ac sona,, b. The olioNms decisive
v1,,
l,,,.N Az tt-hia.ou. B,rr,s, rre.. csl-
i.u- ta+-t $50 Nm NJ iryor fair.fen
to.f-,n. no. Diyon H. nt r,,,o' ii,nnes.,-
J.sr.,a Mrrn,, uasr ur,h,od SIMMONS.
~.o., >,orscs U,'sID !, No.. i0laooie,r.
Those who voted acaiuN the Lii To r,-
ncv, he srAE,iNc MILLIONS Of Ireland
arc shc follow
Nav. hsrnal.sr Birbv. En'is,. th.'m..
NJ ,a.,f ~ Ihi,s,h Moron Ne. Nrn.y
U>"r,H >nse II t.ocai"cc.. giving
''r-o' - : nrio. who ,"',i nro'r =
OIL. tNi NiI TO-. =; Taync, r., 10.
pom. con,iicn,i,l fond hom I.unrs,c.
also Nr Dif and Dickinson oi New York
! lame AID impo'an, CONCLUSION tbs the
result G.: the election IN New York. M
iStt 81, ,,v. ia, =, TO, - .p.,nts instead a,
t~o Wings. who would wnhout doubt, have
sn.,d lof the b Il These are the men who
accuse the WHY'S Of bong Native Amer.
taus " heic ~, the N,'lvr Americans 10
a., funl in the hour OF Starvation 1T
Their votes dccrmrnc But let US see the
tr.l, Of the bill before the more immediate
representatives 81 the people The votes
for the rclcf Of ircl,nd is rs fJllnu.
we Mc,.,.. Abhott Arnold. \ hmu, nuning
g.. Carroll J.ha r.tlsf n..', { .l'au,f Ilrfa. %.
Garr,t na,s ni,an Drr'1t JOHN II. FNtur
I',ot ,.idings nile, t.r,n,.ll Hall iiamhn Irml-
Ton It.rtcf II uafi >Amuc'b. Iiult.I1 NG,lsou.
Wa,hinr,.n Hunt L. j. Irr,rsoH Jo'c n X lager
IN Dsnic'F kus. Ihoma. b"l,r knr Twas.
Long N-Ci,lnnd Jo..ph } u % Nv ~ N,''auehcy.
" '''' ~ a, a.,
Schenel Se,.rnrcc Truman smith ,lhrr, smith.
s,e - NTi", y,.,.o y',. ~ ,r s''
"nNe w..ur.g 81
Nn. Nj. John q. Ada.s stephen Adam.
avn ,"''''Iri'. h,' ".i1,"' MA p."c.c,.
"v."D-. hroadNcad' -,hr" n..' !, M,.'..n o.
mar .r.a.r Gin m,r. Cclb f.cle, Co,uell, Gran.
-" ." '"' r,' IN tn'..Iiu,,i r,Sr',"
rsrs. rc.'.r 'ri', '.ord,,' "'a'.m, or,,'r'
: i"r.,on Eimund i. HublafdiIarsrr'or! ia.
~ n","I '.l",. Is $50. Scnlorn
l.te.. kaufman. kean,dy, Ire. '", hrr 4, -
u,b Jim p Mnr,,n. narcin, M,.t.o, Morn,
W. mor't", N"r.'. 1.o,' r"il' or, "a. .i'i.l
Raw Il bert. ,,ry,r hn \. u. SIM. l.. IT,
s,r.rr Ja.o. Isam,,,r. Tresi~ny. W,ii.a.n..
" 1871 ,'Art ~, ~, mr..
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:, n,
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HORACE EATON

ILtbLEIcK B.LLi,es Ntrv
NJur Gcarrdi HG,iOH ahI.4c faJia,!
d,Wsiqn "a ne thoinfl on The gu'sion Of
a-e' dug 10 ,.r Is nlon', conditions 81 nc
c'rnucr q the po,, Of Nnjo' G'r'f4I
Alr,-Cavc jotu.ou l'psl Master '''n
ga ond Na.Ana ChaoI. An4ncy Gen
Ia
Nors-Jsmo issrhanAn Secretary O..
SD,e Il Wa'kcf, oflLc Treasury, al!
JOHN ! Mason Of the Navy 8
II, Ifos.den, IS understood 10 have
h,en strongly iGc.ioci towards the sG.f
mnuse, and 10 have been drpos'i 10 CON
csde she term, n iAe CatlnD sould hsp
slrro"eI tl'n
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planting l was as we'll satisfied before |

planting. / was as we'll satisfied before [
made this experiment as am now; and
am surprised that any man, who is acquaint-
ed with the influence that the atmosphere
exerts on the roots, should conceive that the
plant would be likely to do better placed
even partially beyond that influence, as it
must he when planted very deep. ar
rived at my conclusions by examining the
roots of various stalks of corn-some that
were planted shallow, and some that were
planted moderately shallow, but had the
dirt worked to or drawn around and high
upthe stalI1-and in every instance the roots
putting out from the stalk nearest the sur
face were the healthiest, largest and most
vigorous, while those at the greatest depth
were feeble, small, and not unfrequently died
when at great depth. If there is sufi-
cient depth of tiIth, the roots will travel
down and keep in the moist ground and
the beneficial and healthy influence exertcd
by the atmosphere on that portion of the
roots within its reach is felt by the whole,
no matter how deep it may descend But
where no part of the root is within atmos-
pheric influence it dies and is worthless to
the plants.
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WRITTEN FOR THE BANNER.)
- TO "ADA."

would that on soino lovely islo
Il In Fancy's sweetest, brightest sea-
That were living with world,
And thou would'st be that world to me.
Thy voice should be my music's life,
Like Vespcr's signing breczo Of love;
Or angel, when, forgetiully,
He, musing, strikes his harp above.
I'd want no sun-thine cyo should be
Tho only sun that cline would own.
Far sweeter than the brightest star
That ever in Elysian shone;
No bow should gild its armament,
Thy smiles should weave it's roseatc hue,
For all that fancy formed of love,
My spirit would detect in you.
Then say, shall | that music want,
Or wander through that land so dark;
BE thou my snn-my promise bow,
BY which to guide my lifes frail bark.
Cokesbury. CoSsrAScY
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The Late Hail Storm in Georgia.

A correspondent Of the Augusta Chroni-
Gle gives quite narrative of the late hail
storm in Jasper County, Ga. He says:
Were you not we'll acquainted with me,
confess should hesitate in my brief ac-
count, for fear of not being believed. In the
neighborhood of Wise's Ferry, on the Oc-
mulgee, the storm was very fierce, but it was
scverest about two or three miles this side of
the river. The scene must have been ter
rifle in the extreme, the hail fell as large as
goose-eggs, and in quantities incredible to
relate. Large banks of the stones yet lie
in the corners of the fences, notwithstand-
ing the ve-y copious rains that have fallen
since, and the bright sun of twelve clear
days Our boys are yet enjoying ice drinks
from these unexhausted banks. 1t would
be difficult to find single head of wheat
on any sized wheat field in the immediate
vicinity am describing. Flocks of goats
were killed, and whole stocks of hogs near
ly destroyed, the horns of cows were bro
ken off, and some persons injured. The
forests are almost as leafiess as in mid win
ter, and present most melancholy picture.
Immense numbers of poultry, birds, snake
and fish were destroyed. The orchards
were stripped of their entire covering, and
the trees so bruised as to leave no hope tina.
they will survive. have seen pos,.oak sap
lings, pines, and other trees, that were as COM
pletely bruised from the root up, as if they;
had been struck thousand hard blows
with heavy hammer, clearing the rough
bark and indenting the wood at every blow.
Some sbuzzards were destroyed while on the
wing, as is supposed AS for corn, cotton,
and the like. the fields gave scarcely the
slightest indication Of having been planted.
The houses appear as ifthey had been as
sailed by an army Of Davids, and each man
throwing his stone as if aimed At a giant
Such disaster as this was never before
Witnessed eby the oldest iiphabitapt," tha,
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
n tie Count of Common Pleas.

In the Count Of Common Pleas.
Benjamin F. Spikes, who has been arrested,
and is now confined within the bounds Of the
jail OF Abbevle District, by virtue of writ
Of capias ad satlsfaciendum, at the suit of
Wade S Cotbrans and james Sproul, having
filed his petition, with schedule, on oath, Of
his whole estate and effects, for the purpose of
obtaining the benefit of the Acts of the General
Assembly commonly called .the Insolvent
Debtors Act:p- Public Notice is hereby given
that the petition of the said Benjamin. f.
Spikes will be heard and considered in the.
Court Of Common: Pleas to be holden for AT.
bevilie District, at Abbeville Court House, on
the thlrd Monday Of October next, or on such
other day thereafter as the said Court may
order; and all The creditors nc the said Benja.
min +. Spikes are hereby sumRpned persanS
ally or by attorney to besand appear then and
there, in the said Court, TO chew cause. if any
they can. why the benefit of the Acts afDre.
said should not be granted to the said, ,Renianlin
r Spikes, upon his taxing the ostti and exe>
cutting the assign neht required BY the kcts
aforesaid. eff LIXIN NGSTO Clerk.
CLERK 2aice, Dec le46 81 AZ t3mO
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PARADISE.

DY DR.. JOHN MASON GOOD.
When first i'll Edon's balmy bowers,
Man passed his solitary hours
In bliss but half complete:
To heaven he raised his anxious prayer,
And sought some gentler form to share
The rich luXuriant scat.
That gentlcr form immediate rose,
The sire of man with rapture CLOVIS
He weds tho lovely prize;
All doomed TO changes too pcrvcrse
His very blessing proves Il curse
His Eden instant flies.
Not thus for me this lot of voc,
Which Adam first sustained below,
The partial fatcs decree;
That bridal statc-thosc genial hours,
Which lost him Eden's bainy bowers,
Give Eden all to Inc.
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Land for Sale.
The subscriber HAVING .de

~ The subscriber having deter m
L mined to remove West offrs for =
sale his TRACT OF LAND on which he re-.
sides. There is between and 900 acres, between
. and 6o0 cleared and in excellent repair. On the
plantation is two excellent settlements
good TWO-STORY HOUSES at each place
Gin houses, screw, and every necessary out-build-
ing. The plantation lies in two and half miles of
good landing OH Savannah river. It is presumed
no one would purchase without examination; as
such further description is unnccassary-a bargain
will be given. ROBERT E. BELCHER..ns
MAY l2 III fEl4ss
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The State of South Carolina.
DISTRIG


In The CouH Of Ordinary
Sarah j. A. Wheaton, vs.. Thomas Sim
mons and dothers-Applcation of Credi-
tons, for proceeds of Real Estate, to be
pnid 10 administrator for payment of
debts, on a~suDiciency OF personal Estate.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Thomas
Simmons, Frances Simmons ind Anna Sins
mons minor, parties Defendants, reside
without the limits of this State: 1t is there
fore ordrred that they do appear and show
cause within the time. viz Goth May, 1647,
why the proceeds of the Real Estate of Ame-
liza Simmons decd, sold in Ordinary for Parti.
ton, should not be applied to the payment of
debts by the Administrator on deficit of per-
sonal Estate-their cousent as confessed, will
be entered of record.
Feb ~. 3m D. LESLY, Ord'y..z
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Just Received

"a Il IeSH supply VI lNcW anu VaIunOle Nledl.T.
cines-among which are the following: 4,
DR.. Spe@cer's Vegetable Pills,
and
Restorative Bitters,
Designed for, and WILL CURE, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Piles, Scrofula, Jaundice,
and all kindred diseases resulting from dis
ordered stomach or impure state OF blood - +:
DR.. HulpS Worm Lozeuges,
The Safest. most Effec.ua and pleasant pres
paration before the public, for the Eradication
of Worms, in Children or Adults. So
HuIps Cough Lozenges,
Will PREVENT Consumption, and CUREaall
cases of Colds. Asthma, Splitting of blood,
pains in the side, shortness of breath, and all
other Pulmonary Complaints.
ALSO
d.. Hubs Feccr and Ague Pills.
Wei known as Safe. Certain, and Effec-
tual Cure for Fever and Ague, ChlIs and Fe.
yer, Intermittent and all other F.,vers.
Price rcducedto rs cents per Boz
April %. 9 I'm
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Notice to absent Heirs.
May 18th

Alfred Mouncc, Willis Mounce, and Michael
Lowery and Nancy his wife who reside with
out this State, and Distributes of w. D.
Mounce decd, are hereby notified, that the
Administrator r. G. Goulding will be ready to
settle their portion of the Estate on or before
the 18th June I647, and holding their money
bic for interest longer.
March 10. r 6. GOULDING, Admir-
March 81 5tf
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Jesse Reagin, VS.. Ca,herin Reagin and
others-Partitioas IN Ordinary.
1t appearing that Nicholas Rcagn, one of the De-
PENDANTS i'll this case, resides without the mitc of
this Statc 1t is ordered that he do appear and OBJ
Ject to tho sale or division of the Real Estate of
Young Rcagin decd, before the Goth day of
May lS47, or his consent to tho samo will be cnte
red of Record. DAVID LESLY. Ordinary.
Feb. Goth, 1847. l3m
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DR.. C. H. KINGSMORE.

Having made arrangements TO locate in the
Village of Due West, would respectfully offer
his services as Physician, to the citizens of the
Village and adjacent country.-Office at Mr..
A K Pattons. e.
Due West, Feb. 16. stiff
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
Notice

To Tie CFeda10rS and Hears Of Richmond
Harris. deceased.
All persons having demands against the
Estate will present them % D. Lrsly. Admi-
nistrator OF said Estat" as DeruIlct, ON or be-.
fore the 2Oth May Ia47, at which time said
Estate will bn apportioned. and closed: And
as the personal Estate Is insuficicn, to pay the
debts-and the following hers and !egatees
reside without the limits of this State, VIZ:
Frances E Harris. Agncs S Hunter, Urah
r. Harris Louisa |. Heard, and A ] Harris
ana the creditors have petitoned for the pro.
ceeds of real Estate, to pay debts. 1t is
therefore ordered, that the said absentecs do
appear and show cause, why the proceeds of
the real Estate Of said Richmond Harris de-
ceased, should not be so applied, Oh or before
the 2Oth OF May lS47, otherwise, their cons
sent as confessed, will be entered Of record
Feb. 20, lS47. 3m D. LESLY, Ord'y.
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Notice to absent Heirs &c.

All persons having demands, or owing the
Estate Of Israel Smith deceased. will present
them by the first Monday in July next at
which time the Estate will be settled and
closed in the Ordinary's Office, Abbeville
District S. c., at which time and place, the
Heirs Gf any in this country will apply for
their shares Of the Estate.
J. T. BRENNAN, Admir-.
April Ist IS47, 7tf
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Head Quarters.
COLUMBIA, 18th May, ls47.
TENERA AT ORDER
12 IF

All officers Of Militia Of this State ordering
elections of officers OF the line Of whatever
gr.de or rank, or making appointments Of Of
ficers of the staff, will report the names of the
officers so elected or appointed to the S-cre>
tary of State, who is directed thereupon to
fill up and forward their commissions without
delay, and he is also further directed not to
lssu" any blank military commission
All communications addressed to the Sec
rotary of State under this order to be eGdor-
sed " Militia Service"
The Brigudier Generals, are charged with
the extension Of this order.
BY order of the Command"r-in-C Chief.
J. w. CANTEY,
Adj't. and Inspt Gen.
May 10Th IL CIV
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
In Equitu..

Thomas M. Finley, and Reuben J. Finley,
Nancy A. Finley by next friend. r.
M. Finley, v, Alexander Hunter, Nancy
Finley, Granville H. Finley and others.
Bill for Account, Partition, Deliuer9t
of Slaves and Relief.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Nancy Finley,
Granville H. Finley, Isaac N. Finley, Robt Oak
Icy and Rhoda his wife, A!i Deck and Polly Ann:
his wife, and Jano X. Finley, Defendants in this
case, reside without the limits IF this State: Orr
dered that tho above named Defendants do appear
and plead, answer demur, to the said Bill'within
three months from the publication of IT, is order, Or
Judgment PRO CoNFEsso, will DO rendered againsi
them. II. A. JONES, C. E. A.. ps'
Commissioners Officc, March 9th, l847.
March TO- o3m