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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-09

The APPROACHING STATE FAIR.-Preparations on
the most extensive scale, being for the
great Farmers Festival TO of In this village On
the lith 10th, and 10th days Of September instant
The place selected tor the show grounds beautiful
field Of some 20 to % acres short distance Con-
gress Syringe
The field is now enclosed BY tight, high board fence
oeption Of every thing designed for exhibition.
Arrangements with the different railroads leading To
Saratoga have also been made by which the
tion Of animals and articles will be facilitated
The railroad companies from Buffalo east will trans
port stock and articles for exhibition the fair
day next week, that all may reach by
Saturday the 18th inst II Is Indispensable that the ar
tices should start In westward reach Schspec
tady by Saturday or they fail Of being exhibited At
the fair.
From Albany, Greenbush and Troy, articles will be
taken the roads whenever they are presented AZ
those places, until Saturday Any unavoidably detsn
ed may pass on Monday.
Passenger trains will leavo during the week of the fair
follows -
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Movements OF the People.

The Hon Reverdy johnson in Buffalo ct the Last
| dates received from that city.
Ex.Presdent Tyler and lady at Niagara Falls.
Ex-Governor Francis, Of Rhode Island, 10 now In
Philadelphia
Mrs Trist, the lady Of ~ r. Trist, ESQ., the Peace
Commissioner in Mexico, Is visit some friends
In Chester county, Pa She Is grand daughter Of the
ilustrous Jefferson.
Gen. Taylor recently nominated to the Presidency
At meeting Of the citizens Of Lycomipg county
Pa at which the Hon. Joseph b. Anthony presided.
Vice President Daas, accompanied by members Of his
family, left home for Pittsburgh Monday last, where
he proposes spending short time among his friends.
Two hours after the call for troops published in
Kentucky fifty young In Lexington had volunteer
ed for the Many Of them had Just returned from
Mexico.
In Maine, on Monday next, the people are to decide
upon AN alteration OF the constitution 20 prohibit tho
State oaning her credit 10 por.tion and running In
debt to amount over 100000
The Marquis dc Richcbourg who came passenger in
the French steamer New York, has arrived In Boetou
aud taken lodgings vt the Revere IIouse lie is accom-
panied by his son and several distinguished gentlemen.
The ADDRESS PREPARED ny Mr. WRIour. -
The address prepared by Governor Wright, to be
delivered at the fair of the state Aar
Society has been kindly forwarded by Mrs Wright aud
was received by Nr Fagg this morning IL IL evident
that the address 10 In all respects complete We under
stand that Geo Vail ESQ President OF the State Agri
dress. and that a answer Nc received from
him, the fact will be announced The Troy Post, In
speaking OF the address, justly remsrhs-"It Will be
doubly interesting TO the people on account OF the
melancholy absence Of Its author II will be a. the voice
Of wisdom coming from the grave and under these CTR
cumstanccs, think, would be acceptable hsn
any address from living speaker-.fiea"y s4"ss sep
TENDER 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-09

Herr hyninger Monday afternoon repeated his feat
OF warng on wire across the Schuykll In the pres
enoe OF thousands OF spectstors The hazardous act
was performed this time above the bridge at Grays
ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-09

4 EGEt FREKE5 BRANDlES.--NOw landing at PERI
IL r. from ship Mary FrancIs, from Bodeau IS pack,
ages Of the above we'll known Bandles direct from the hou,s
Armag,ac, star Bordesu, Henry l.. L. Chaanctte and
Rochelle Lafayette brands pale and coorcd half
and eighth ppes Also casks White Brandy Of superior
favor for preserves, Also store entitled to debenture,
assortment Of tho above Bndes of various vntages from
isz. to :. lsae Samples at the Office. lot Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-09

NEw LONDON, Sept 7, l847
Celebration Of the .fnnipersa,y Of the 6M of Sepfsm
ber 1881.
The anniversary Of the 9th Of September, 1881,
celebrated ut Groton heights, the 6th with more
than usual interest.
AT o'clock, r. NJ. about two hundred and nifty per-
sons among whom we noticed many fair face fromthi
city, assembled at the east side Of the monument to
participate In the festivity well the soemnity Of
the occasion. The meeting called order by sp-
poiating the venerable DR. Downing, Of Preston rssi
dent; Jonathan Brooks, LIST Vice President; Dr. John
Rush, Of Ledyard, I'd Vice Prcsident e. L. Dabou aud
VIM. o. Irish Of this city Secretaries. DR.. Downing
made few remarks, which were listened TO with deep
attention. Alter he had taken his seat Mr. Richard
Stayner, OF h city sung song appropriate to the 90
casiou; and 81 the orator OF the day Mr. Jonathan
Brooks, In cap of revolutionary celebrity dc
vered orc dc and pertinent address Several distin
guished me- rom different parts Of the State
pected to rcpate in the exercises end the commit
tee to whom entrusted the gsments of the
celebration ended to have read the sral answers
to their invitations but Of the Of the
hour, it was deferred.
Long may the old veteran, who has for several years
bonored this day Of days, live to welcome Its ANNUAL
RETURN and be cheersd by the reflection that he n
doing good work in his grey old age and his declining
years.
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M oNEY LENT-Ths highest prices advanced in large
~ and small sums gold and silver watches, diimopds
plate jrwehy; furniture, clothing dry goods &c &c
JOHN VI. DAWES, Licensed Pawnbroter.
. 232 William street near Duane.
Persons received IN private office by ringing the bell
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
- LOUISIANA AND EW YORK LINE.
. % v.,p \ re
TO SAIL EVERY TEN DAYS '.
Ship OSWEGO, Captain Johnson.
Ship HUDSON, Captain Page.
Ship CLIFTON, Captain Ingersol
Ship LOUISVILLE Capt Hunt.
Ship SARTELLE, Captain Taylor.

Dark HEbNON, Ctptaln OTeg
The above ships all ofthe first class Of light draft Of
the trade Their cabins handsomely furnished and every
attention paid the comfort and convenience Of the
gers. -
the captains Of the above ships will be
sponsble ewey bullion precious lsilvcr plated
ware letters parcels packages sent by put
board chem unless regular bills of adng taken for the
same, and the value therein expressed
For freight or passage apply board Orleans wharf
Of Wall street, or TO E. X COLLINS, S. South street
Agent in New Orleans--John Woodruff Co.. who will
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IMPORTANT DISPATCHES PRoBABLY.-We yes
terday evening found board the steamboat an old
acquaintance and friend, who brought important dcs-
patches to government from the seat Of war. These
dispatches were mailed at Montgomery, and probably
tanspred through the post Office at Charleston yestr
dsy afternoon after the departure Of the Washington
boat AS their character made known at the Mont
pomsry post Office after passing through that place,
mu ,t receive by the cars this evening Our friend
has been to Mexico with n million Of dollars In specie
for the lie could not with honor inpart
us any positive information to his dispatches other
than that they Of q very important character
Should their Importance justify 1t We shall issue
ira - Sapannoh Republican, S,Tt A.
CARLISLE SLAVE CASE - SENTENCE or THE RI.
oTERs The Court has this day passed sentence
the d.fendants convicted Of participation In the late
riots In this place. One was sentenced TO ten d. i'm
prisonment In the county jail Ano,her TO six months
imprisonment and eleven three years in the Eastern
Pententiary This case has created the most intense
excitement In our community and the trial and hole
have been Of deeply interesting character
Eminent counsel were employed, and the court house
was throngsd with interested during the ts
The verdict Of the jury rendered week and sen.
tence deferred until to-day. Cor. Phiiad N,ws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-09

- ELLlNy OFE-French Aruncal Fioweo, kestneIs aud
Ior norisfs; large stock, with cases Flow
al. below co. jus. received b The latest arrivals or
Also y cases fancy boxes. Tor bonbons
ALI ,otsu BRUN LAhQSIERE COURT,
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r. a. 49, Az

II
~ in connection with GEO. RlPPARD & SON, 1874 Wa
teroo Road Liverpool Persons wishing to send for their
friends old country OF the fol-
lowing line Of packets sailing from Liverpool on The 9th
of every month. wiz
CONsTI1 UTION 500 tons, Capt. John Britton.
QUEEN OF THE WEST, 200 tons, Capt. +. Wood
hosse
LIVERPOOL, $50 tons. Capt. John Fldridge
HOTTINGUEk, 1000 tons, apt Ira Bursley.
Geo Rippard Son the only agents Liverpool for the
above line of packets in addition which they despatch
frat CLAWS ship every week.
Persons sending money their friends large and small
amounts, be accommodated with drafts The Belfast
Banking Company, and their branches Ireland
so the principal banks England Scotland and Wales
Apply to CARLISLE X HIPPARD,
70tsm SO South cor Of Wall.
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MORE OF THE BABY CAsE.-We learn that
Mrs. Hart the mother Of the child, whose Gus
tody given to the father by the Court before whom
habeas corpus recently tried at her nstigation,
made another attempt to obtain her child yesterday
morning, which successful. After eHectng
trance to the building she asked the privilege Of hurting
the child Having obtained for that purpose she
down stairs and through the hail. but hotly pursued
that the cry Of murder raised She, however,
ceeded In opening the door leading to tho street. with
the child In her arms, and reaching the carriage In
waiting driven OF In possession OF her infant child
We have learned since pen1pg the ab We, that the
mother rendered her scrvicsy on Wednesday, In pre-
OF her counsel and witnesses take care OF the
band Her offer was rejected and she refused sd-
| mittance Hapsu (,ourisr.
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SHIP FEVER AT QUEBEC AND MoNTREAL.-Ths
chip julius Cesar from Liverpool, with All pas
sengers at Crosse Isle had 80 deaths the passage
and has 60 sick on board 1t is said, In miserable state.
The Canada, McArthur from Glasgow, with caoin
and 1919 steersge passengers Is detained at tho quaran
tine She had twelve deaths the passage and has 20
sick OF the small pox.
l am sorry to soy that the Catholic clergy has los
another It's members this afternoon the Rev Mr.
dy ut Rmouski who died ut the Hotel Disu Nun
merry Of fever contracted at Crosse seCor Montreal
Herald I'd inst
1t will be by the hospital returns for last week.
that the number In hospital Is than the prsvi-
week but much less ut the sheds where the
passengers are placed.
Hospital return from the 2lst, to the 2sth August
Remaining on the 2lst 204s admitted since 40 dis
charged, 254; died, 1885, remaining, 1894
Number Of deaths at the tents where the healthy pas
sengsrs landed during the same period, 40.
Total deaths the island from the 2lst to the 9sth
2s5.-Quebec Ga=sne.
We have news from Crosse Isle up to yesterday. Tho
number In hospital has decreased considerably. The
hospital state yesterday was as follows
wen 0}o
w oinon'' oSS
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1OtaI.. .ll5i Total. ~
At st. Johns, N b., the 18th inst, the numbvr Of
arrivals OF immigrants in three days had been 90
Cases Of fever 80. The Mayor has submitted
resolutions to the Common Council relative tho
grants that have arrived this season. with view ~
bringing the subject under the notice Of the impers
authorities, inducing them to train system at
emigration which Ia productive Of dreasc and de al,
to the emigrsnts themselves, and burdensoms TO the
people OF the colony. The resolutions were passed BY
the board
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-12-22
Clear Spring Academy.

This School, now under the charge and di-
rection of james Mabry, ESQ. will BE- resumed
on the first Monday in January, and will con-
tlnue its exercises until the first of July,
when there will be vacation during that
mouth, after which the exercises Of the school
will he resumed and continue till the last day
in November, both sessions making q scho,
lastic term OF ten months. The most tho,
rough and complete instruction will be given
In the Greek and Roman languages, together
with Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Chemis-
try. History, &c.
The Academy Is 5 miles east of Calhoun's
Mills, i'll h"althy and beautiful places, with
the advantage Of the best and purcst water
Immediately at hand the place has also great
advantages in respect to a very moral, social
and intelligent ncighborhood, Recommending
it 10 all. The best OF boarding may be had
for six dollars per month.
The rates OF tuition established by the
Trustees are as follows:
Rates Of Tuition per Session of S Months.
For the first rudimcnts embracing
Reading, Wiring and Spelling, 5000
The above, with Arithmetic. En-
glish Grammar and Geography, 500
The above with Algebra, Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, 1000
The above, with Latin and Greek, 1900
The Academy will also be under the d.
rection of the following
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
John Wideman, Esq, John Harris, Jas.
McCaslan, M. O. McCaslan, Samuel Wide
man. [Dec 8 Al 4t*
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AhhcviIlc Sheriff Sales.

Ey virtue cf sund1y Writs of F,ri Facias, to
m" directed, | will SCH, at Aobcvl;i, Court
House, on the FIRST Monday IN JANUA-
R1 next, the following property, viz:
GAO Acres OF Land, more or less, bound
ed by Gabriel Cox, Col. Patterson and
others, levied on as the property of Peter
Il. Moragne ads John Il Wilson, Trcas'r.
&C., and Others
$40 Acres of Land, more or less, bounded
by Leonard Widel,,an and others, levied on
as tho property of John Lyon ads John Ii
Rountrcc and others.
GO Acres. more or less, bounded by Rev
James Smith, Zachariah Graham and 9TH
crs, levied on rs the property of George
Eimore ads John Henderson.
|. 5l3 Acres, more or less, known as the
Tenant Tract, bounded by Hon. D. L..
Wardlaw and others, levied on as the pro-
perty ofW G Smith ads Henry Cu,tino and
others.
l3o Acres: more or less, bounded by
lands of George Bigby and others, levied
on as the property Of John Wilson ads the
creditors and heirs of Hugh Wilson.
25s Acr's of Land, more or less, adioin-
ing lands of Milton Cobb, Mrs Williams
ad others, levied on as the property of the
administrator of William Whitley ads the
Ex'or Of y Richardson.
300 Acres more or less, bounded by Viii
liam Hmchison, Elizabeth White and 9th
rrs, levied on as the property of Archibald
Mau!drn ads G Z pettigrcw and others
Sorrel Mare and one Mans Saddle,
levied on as the property Of Joseph Bergen
ads b l. Poscy.
l Mule, levied on as the property of Da-
Wis Barksdale ads james Il Martin and
others.
On Wednesday after Sale Day, at IL o.
clock: at the residence of defendant, one
lot OF corn and lot of husks. levied on as
the property of Alex McWiliams ads Jas
Lindsay
Terms Cash
A. G. HAWTHORN, 8. AID.
Sherf''s Office, Dec 8, ls47
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COACH FACTORY.
w
Deal & T;nYlOr.

Respectfully announce to the citizens of this Vii
lage and vicinity, that they have leased the large
and commodous shop recently erected and pro-
pose to Garry on tho above business in all its va
rious branches, such as building and repairing
Co:acsie., ssarolacEses, EsssSgIes, &c.
and after the latest and most approved style
Having employed the best OF Smiths. Painters,
and Trimmer<, we pledge ourselves that our work
shall not be surpassed by any other shop Our
timber and other materials shall always be of the
best kind Our work warranted and the prices as
low as can be afforded All we ask of the public
is to give us trial We will commence business
the first day OF January. MILTON Ii. DEAL.
EDWIN J. TAYLOR
N. B.-As we intend to have two Forges in op-
Grafton i'll the smith shop, we will be able 10 do any
kind OF plantation work OIL good terms as can be
done at any other shop. Dat
Abbevie &. H., Dec % 43 If
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GREENWOOD
Il T. NJ "A l. T. CADE MY


MIR. and Mrs. R. II. Nichols beg leave to
inform their friends aud the public that the
second session of their school terminated OH
the 18th instant, and thut the next session
will commence on the 10Th OF January, lS1S.
Th'y again tender 70 their friends their
very sincere thanks for thr continued and iu-
creased patronage they have received, and
they trust, from the pleasing results of the
past year, that an undminisheh attention on
their parts, and tn" improvements about to be
made IN the several departments of Music and
the Natural Sciences, will merit a continu-
ance of this confidence in their cnpab,litv and
excrlions.
lady OF superior mplishmcnts will be
engaged, rapnbI" of conducting any drpar, :
mcnt in the School, so that no loss of timc
can possibly be- incurred by the mdSposit,on
or other unavoidable cause of absence of ci,h
er Of the Principals.
The vacations will be so altered in the en-.
SUNG year that there will lie hut short vaca- :
tlon IN the summer, and one Of five or six
weeks In the winter: such an arrangement
being consonant with the wishes of the ma :,
Jorty OF the friends Of their pupils.
Arrangements are made to secure comfort
able board for any number of pupils, and it is
particularly urged upon the notice of the pub
l'c that pupils are charged only from the time
OF their entering t" the end OF that session.
1t IS, however, highly advantageous to u pupil
to commence with the session
0rFor terms, see the advertlscm"n mt of the
Trustees.
Greenwood, Dec % 13 If
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TTho following testimony from an influential
planter i'll Washington county, we take from the
Macon Telegraph:
WAsHINoToN Co., GA, January S, le47.
DR.. Hull-Dear Sir: 1t has been about three
years since commenced using your Fever and
Ague and anti-Feyer Pills, OIL my plantation. 1
have had large number of cases of chls and fe-
yer and some few of bilious fever and in no instance
of either form of fever have failed to effect cure
when directions were followed and they were ta-
ken at the commencement of the disease l havo
had greater success in using your Pills. than with
any other medicine have ever used in my family;
there is 10 doubt but that when used according 10
directions thoy will OBJECT speedy and radical
cure. Yours, with respect
Dec % T.. BROWN.
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NOTICE..

Th"re will be sold, at The late residence Of
John McCclvy,drccas,d, on the 9th and 2Sth
Of this month, viz: 70 likely Negroes, Corn,
Fodder, Cotton balcd up, Horses, Mules,
Cows, Hogs, Sheep, and there is about ten
thousand pounds of Pork to sell, well fa,tencd,
two Road Wagons. one Carriage, one Bug.
gy, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
a great many other artlclrs too tedious TO
mention Terms made known or the day of
sale. Sale TO commence at 10 O'clock
JAMES McCELVY, Admir-
Dec & 4l 3w
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PARTITION.'

Enoch Barmore and wife, applicants, vs..
Pinckney Jones and others, def'ts.'
1t appearing to my satisfaction that ---
Sharp and wife. Jane. --- Murray and
wife, Mary. two Of the Defendants, reside
without the limits Of this State: It's. there
to the division of sale of the Real Estate Of
Hugh Morrah, deceased; !; on or before tho first
Monday in March next. or their consent to
the same will be entered OF record. I.
DAVID LESLY,f @, "A, D.
Nov "a, is47 % 3ra
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Abbcvillc Male Academy.

The exercises OF THIS Academy will be resumed on
the first Monday (:'d day. of January.
H'bs q 1utl1o~ per- Session Of 5 Months.
,"' roi SPchhg' rcadMg and writing, $500
Tho above, with English grammar, pconra-
=, phy, history arithmetic and composition, 1000
Tho above, with logic, rhetoric chemistry,
philosophy, astronomy, algebra, geometry
and tho higher mathematics, Latin and
=, Greek. $500
For contingent expenses, so
Dec 10 12-Gt A. A. MORSE
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Partition in Ordinary.

Enoch Barmore and wife, v. Pinclsncy
Jones and wife, and others.
Will he sold. on The first Monday in January
next, the Real Estate OF Hugh Morrah, de-
ceused, called the Home Trnct, situate in
Abbcville on Long Cane creek, adjoining
lands Of Tlios EakIns, and others, aud con-
tanning 200 acres, more or less. on a credit of
IL months, for Partition, by order Of the Court
OF Ordinary. A. G.. HAWTHLRN, Shift
Dec 8, l647 AZ 3w
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23 Mile Creek Academy

The Trustees of this Academy would announce TO
the public that they have engaged the Rev. ].
hcnncdy, ~. NJ, to continue his services 1918.
Good board can be had at $500 tho year, and tu-
,t'on from Seio TO $s2l by the year. Mr. Il. has
Ecen successful in preparing students well for the
Houth Carolina College, and others. Tic School
will commence the 3id Monday in January nc xt
by order Of Tic Board
TiiOS IL. McCANN, Scc'rv.
L. S.-I'hs academy is between Prndlleton and
t'rccllv!!c, and between the stage road and Dun
hams bridge. Dccl5 IL 3w
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Partition in Ordinary.

VIM Barmore, v. the heirs of George Bar
more and others.
Will be cold. on the first Monday IN january
next, the Real Estate OF James Barmore,
decreased. containing 400 acres situate in Alb
beville District, on waters of Turkey Creek
and Saluda river. adjoining lands Of Allen
dit Of twelve months, by order of the Court of
Ordinary. A. G.. HAWTHORN, Sh'ff
Dec 8, 1917 AZ 3w
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CITATION.

Whereas, J. o. Conner applies to me
to grant him Lett .rs of Administration on
the Estate of Gasaway Nichols, deceased: /:
These are. therefore, to cite the kindred and
creditors of the deceased to appear before me
in the Court uf Ordinary on the 9Th instant,
to shew cause why said administration should
not be granted. Giyen under my hand 18th
Dec, lS47 DAVID LESLY,
Dec ~ lw Ordinary,
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate of John Razor,
deceased, arc requested to make payment by the
first of February next, and those having demands
against the Estate will present them by that time
to the administrator, at which time the Estate will
be settled up and closed in the Ordinary's Office
SARAH RAZOR, A.,
l. &. RICHEY, 1Ao'ti rs
Dec IS, lS47 AZ 4tx
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Valuable Savannah River Lant

Valuable Savannah River Land
FOR SALE!
Jane Robson, Adm'x., v. Mark S. Anthony
and o'hcr>.-lN EouIrY-BM jor For,
Mo amd Rciicf.
BY vi "A Drcrctal Order passed in this
case, II, at Abtcvll.. Court House, ON
sale ~ 'an,iary next, 10 the highest hll-
DER to' III, al that tract of Land desc ribed
IN the Bal, containing six hundred and twcn.
ty:scv"n 1cr2s, more or less, Situate in tho
District OF Ahi"vIllr, on the waters OF Sa.3n.
nan river, adjoining lands of Sarah White,
W lllam IL own, John Oliver and o,llrrs :;
said land sold for he purpose of forcclosins
mortgage. Purchaser to pay Tor titlrs.
ii. y. j. MES, C. T.. I'D.
Com'rs office, Dec 10, 1917 AZ 3.
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Partition in Ordinary.

Daniel Blain, by his atty in part: VS.. James
w. Blain, and others.
Will be sold, on the first Monday in January
next. the Real Estate of Wiiilam Balm, de-
c"as"d, for Partition, situate in Abh"viIe
Distric. on Long Cane creek, adjoining
lands of L Razor and others. containing 335
acres, on credit Of twelve months.
BY order oi u. Lrsly. Ordinary.
A. G. HAWTH OKN, Sheriff,
Dec 10, lS47 AZ 3w