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Notice.
Estate of Jesse Calvert deceased.

Estate Of Jesse Caluert deceased
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors and Dstri-
butses OF Jesse Calvert decd, among whom Hugh
H. Calvert, Vim. Leak and Elizabeth his wife, and
Jesse Calvert reside without the limits Of this State
that On or before the first Saturday Of Juno next,
settlement of the same will be made in the Ordna-
rvs Ofico and that after the time specified, the
Administrator will not hold himself responsible for
interest on shares due the Distributes or debts
March 3, l8474 WIN. SMITH, Admir-.
March 10. 5s.: IS 9 Am
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Citation.

Whereas G Appleton applies to Inc to graut him
letters of administration the estate of Edward c..
Baker decd.
These are therefore to cite the kindred and cred
itors of the doc'd to appear before at Abbcvle
C. H., at court Of Ordinary on Friday the llth
June, to show cause why said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal.
% May l847. d. LESLY. o. A.D.
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Gold Pens.

A fresh supply of those superior Diamond pointed
Gold Pens: Also, plain and chased Gold Ear
Rings; and brilliant stone and Cameo Brooches,
just received by R.H. g. w. A. WARDLAW.
April 20th. stf
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Nonrn foLAn ExrEplIioN.-I'ile plan
of an overland expedition to the North Pole,
under the direction of Dr.. Sir John Richard
son of Hasiar Hospital, has been submitted
BY him to the Government and approved Of,
and directions have been issued to commen &c
providing the necessary supplies OF stores
and provisions for a party,
Lnndon Sdmdard
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EMISENrLY PEAIsEwoHTLY Gen:
Dromgoole, who recently was reelected 10
Congress from Virginia short time since
and died d few days alter, bequeathed his
entire estate, with the exception of few
friendly legacies, to the widow and children
of a man who had fallen by his hand in a
duel
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Notice..

The copartncrship Of Ghner &, Livingston hav-
ing b." :: dissolved by mutual consent; oil persons
indcb,., to them are requested to make immediate
payment to Samuel Gimcr, who is authorised to
settle tho business of said firm.
Saml. Gilmer
JF. Livingston.
The lanyard will be continued in operation un-
der the direction of tho subscriber who has hand
a good supply of leather which he will exchange
for hidcs. or dispose of for cash on accommodating
terms
Jno. F. Livingston.
3m ii
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AsruNA.-There is no complaint more
harrassliy than Asthma. The Newark
Daily Advertiser, reliable paper, pledges
himselfto cure this distressing disease with
the following simple remedy "Talle l-2
OF. sulpher, or crcam-tartar, or. senna,
l2 OF. annissced. pulverizc, and thoroughly
mix the same, and take one tea spoonful in
about two table spoohf.ils Of molasscs on 60
ing to bed, or at such time through the day
as may best suit the patient: the desc once
Il day may be increased or diminished {; lit
tie, as may best suit the state Of the bowels
Of the individual.
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Mattress Making.

Mattress Making.
We whose names are hercunto subscribed, having
used tho Mattresses Manufactured by Mz.'JAMEs H.
PRICE of the Village of Abbeville, do hereby
recommend his work to the public, and himself as
fHONIAs P. SPIERtN,
T. P. MOSELY.-
THOMAS q. DENDY.
IL Persons in the country desiring Mattresses,
would do we'll to give me call, and examine fer
themselves. My terms will be found reasonable,
and the mattresses will show what they are. Shop
opposite Mr.. HUNTER's Gin Shop.
JAS II. PRICE.
May 25th, ts47. IS I'M
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% hit drD.

DIED, a, her residence in Abbeville
District On Tuesday morning the 18th uIt
Of Cholera Morbus, Mrs. MARY CARO-
LINE BRADLEY, Wife of William K.
Bradley, IN the 2Glh year of her age.
She has left an afectonale Husband and
two small children, to mourn their loss
Her death was :uddeh and to her friends
unexpected, she was at church on Sabb,th
apparently in good health, and in less than
forty eight hours was called by an all-wlse
Providence to the world of spirits.
She was for something more than 10
years constant member ofthe Associate re-
formed church at Cedar Springs and Long.
cane. She has been called in the prime Of
life to pass through the dark and narrow
valley; and although fforn the severity of
her disease, she was unable in her last mo-
mcnts to speak and tell to those around her
how christian can die, yet from her pas.
life, ker friends have far better evidence of
her eternal happiness, than can possibly be
derived from death bed scene or any ex-
preston Of those upon the verge of e,er-
nifty:
Che was an humble and sincere christi
an, faithful and devoted wife, a tender and
affectionate mother, and an indulgent mis-
tress.
She was beloved and esteemed by all
who hnew her, and her untimely end is
severely felt and lamented, by large
circle of friends and acquaintances But
we sorrow not as those who have no hope,
but believe that our loss has been her un-
speakable gain, and that she is now amongst
those whohavc washed their robes and made
them white in the blood ofthe Lamb, and that
she now joins in everlasting Inscriptions OF
praise to him that loved us and gave himself
for us. p. H. b.
May aS'h 's47. A~ &'~tF@' :
DIED on Thursday the Goth ultimo at
hisresidence in Abbevile District S. c., two
miles North Of LoundsvllIe, THEODORE
G. BAKER in the 26th year of his age,
second son of Joseph and Lany Baker
leaving his Family, Parents, aid many
Friends to mourn his death. His confine.
ment was short and his suferings great
But he considered them sent upon him in
mercy by his Heavenly Father and endured
them with patience and fortlude and light
when compared with the Heavenly glory for
which they were designed to prepare him.
He is now released and faith would rejoice
that he has exchanged the chamber of suffe
rings for, the mansion of Eternal Jov and
the communion Of the blessed society above
Oh that his parents and family whose vel
fare concerned him so much, may initiate
his faith and piety, and share with him the
blessedness of Heaven. Communicated
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the shape ola heart, and bears an addition
al interest, as having been the gift ofthe un-
fortunate Mary, Queen of Scotland, to Lord
DarnIey, in 1851, when she sent it to her
royal rival, together with the following lines,
written by Buchannan:
''This gem behold, the emblem OF my heart,
From which my cousins imagh n'er shall part,
Clear in its lustrc, spotloss does it shine,
AS clear, spotlcss, as this heart of mino
Whatthrough the stono, greater hardness wears,
Superior irmncss still tho figure bears.
The fact Of lady Nottngham's treache-
rous concealment of the ring, confided to
her by the condemned Essex with his plea
ding for life from his offended sovereign, it
is too we'll kiiown TO require repetition, as
we'll as that the Queens anguish at Lady
Nottingham's death bed confession led to
her own Immediate dissolution. This ring
then fel! into the possession of King James
|: who gave it 10 Capt Warner, together
with ether marks of distinction; in rcmun-
Grafton of his extensive discoveries in the
West Indies, by which .hrcc Of our most
valuable colonies we're added to the British
dominons. In 1850; Capt. Warner was
knigh,eG by King Charles l, d dignity at
that period highly considered This royal
patents and documentary proofs of the fore
going facts are to be found in the Royal Col
lege of Arms, and in the possession of the
representative Of the family.
Court Gazette.
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Masonic Celebration.

The Members of Clinton
Lodge No 3. will celebrate
the Anniversary Of st. John
the Baptist, VIZ: the 24th inst.
at Abbeville G. H.
The Brethren generally
with their families, are re-
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BLANKS fer, sale at this oaIice..
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The ESSEX RNe.-This ring, to which
an historical and romantic record is attach
edas the token, (the sight Of which recalling
her tenderest feelings, was to act with tails
manic power on the Queen, and insure her
d assent to any request it accompanied,) is
Ianshsir loom in the Warner family, a nd
He possession Of COL Edward Warner,
fepresentativeof the elderb ranch. This
go formed of 20 singl diamond, cut in
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RECRUITING SERVICE.

THIS table sho,cs the amount ofpay achach
enlisted soldiers, according to their respective
grades, are entitled to receiretor their services.
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Yhaszes,n Dusx. sAnsdls % viii BRIG xasy 3iss.
bach bark rrisssm Sophia. Bsls.ns i4y, Aea heusr'
Ar ssnrs s5der IN ba5ia iSsh Nay with mdrs
and n X Wilson.
Bark Eix beth H,gg. as days from Antwerp. TO Thos Hill
Aa bark Kate, Gargurapeces feom Antwerp. and 80
dsvs from Fiushiag, ballast and l63 passengers TO
Kuackemsn ah Jane 81, long 80 So prssed bales
Of co 9a sad dog bsues had not been ens the water
lsst 90 Boo MN Johnston.
Swedish brig Emara, King, II days from Gouenburg via
ID oston, IN ballast TO order.
5..'h brig HId mated Person 40 days from Dublin. in
sp oke btrk u lhli :, hence for Plymouth.
u,h brig Cold stream. Maxwell. Al days from Galway,
and ballast TO Denniston. Wood CO. pas
Brg to. Hutchinson, from Palermo 18th May TO Har.
moy N,phsws& 20 Ca the 2sth May passed Gibraltar;
ne Lar 81 oag &5 as w spoke the whale brig Mattapo
&c y !, or gtS mouths OUT clean.
Brig Vsndaa Salisbury az days from Belfast in ballast
gs. 60 the master 10th Jun- lat 20 2 long 49, spoke
ons : .uas rom & "a for YS s os,oa
Sns Edward Henry. Davis of Kingston) days from Apa
nth ix Victoria from Galway.
BRITISH schr Norpariei, Dunscomb days from Halifax,
Sehi Eager Burgess, days from Marisoans loa 10
I've .ehr Hudson, Sor YORK sailed a the day before
s;nS Tan Hozie, days from Ovaston' wih i""'''
20 II Snow. -, p..
sehr October Baxter from Philadelphia bound to Boston
Below
ahip bark. and brs,s .,,..,.
ssanshp souhsp-r, Chs1ssson' packet ship adspsnd
Elizabeth, turope brig Aurora, Europe
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Ss.f Ria srss E Ella e r 700
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Foreign Ports.
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NiIopsus London. brig John Stevens Cosgsn, Jackson
vile I'll sss sa r. sX, w bite AYR, .,;n
,shI Queen Pomare. sn DO; Ga sir sullivan, Waite,
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Small. t New YORK; 'i' : ;sS s:
~ $ss.FE,s
;s.%:r Ghs::psaEEr from Rsh%o%S In Hampton Roads,
Hspnum;: Nici.rson, Ponce.
Vera Cruz bark Convoy Getty Charls;ton sehr, R.ri..n
Lcu Gvepo msbs RE o
sS!. tas Nes YoT .
ss:s:y As H. Bss:y Es" Is f M.s
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c.Jeua. also B, brig from Piecu beating up D 0"
ITS ss%xiy S! 3D.
4! sI 5s n.as S Ga MS % N M;0
Key West bound tn Apalachicola
SAVANNAH June 28Gld bark Maria Hersey, Gordon, De
ma,aa; %. I'D brig Selma Cullen Doboy.
TAu~roN June 29A sloops James. Phila; Mary Eliza.
beth NYork Sid nth 81 ops Henry. and Rising Sun, Pha;
New York.
WALTHALL July lid bark Caroline, Bremen for Fall
Xivsr Ar, schr, fny R!ehmcnd and ssisrsb1g
from NYork
WILMINGTON. July I-ClA June %, .chr Miriam Grant
Thomaston 9th Mary Susan Fullerton 81 Jsgo de Coba;
Hutoko Jones, Boson 30th brig Angelina, Best, Bath
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Ho.. sqi ! sa ...I e s 49,.
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VIII TP !. &.
depot q DR. BEAcH,s BOOKS AND MEDICINES,
following Al their ir%. .ad stages: ii Of which
w Be s"S wsoSs charge Of
Pssni. may rely and Ss;
such 81 dghS as have S.S soSsd relief IL the
for the last thirty years by DR. Beach,
the aa' sSM {! nc PRACTICE OF MEpIo4NE.n
with success which has been unequaed in the history of
All patients who y.. this office will BE- prescribed for
The s.a @ we &c sd
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; hsa and
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Of s.scay Wursr9Srx and he Pop. Of Eons-s.PIs.
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FILES. whether Bleeding Blind. in of Tumor
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cuppng scarfyns eechins' blstsns or ths use Of III
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situated near the Anas and Reetum treated without ope
''''0n 4 az PERMANENT CURE WARRANTED
So cheap Of disease cannot be Obtained in This city,
no other accsung than the amount which the med
w9S have s1s for
without bleeding blsterng calome or any other violent
Patients visited their houses in urgent cases, if re-
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ceanses the blood of morbid and thus scroula
salt rsum scad head eryspelas and all cunecus erupons
By the heals ulcers fever kamed
faces throat rheum sm and sprsins Of all kinds By
pores equslzng circulation of the BLOOD
coughs cold consumption Dyspepsia liver complaint
and tails burns and scalds how
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spinal deases performs in of piles
vcrs Of all kinds ague the face and breast and all
diseases Use this mastery medicine and will
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traordnsry medicine FIR children it being convenient
administer safe and in its results 1t is
vermuge, brng awey all kinds of worms and pin
worms in large quantities
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nj ARRIED LADIEs.-Married Ladies ouId 6nd much To
1 interest them by perusing Moral Physiology written by
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that different Of society from the exist
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children which could be but poorly reared prevent many
prudent people r. the matrimonial state; but
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NOrAibA AND cynrp rs 800 = ns - n ,.o ~ ~,
~ speedy certsiu and eectua remedy io the cure ~ az
secret sexual bsas soldhed IN pobs
all the active popegties of Copaiba ana CupcDs ~
form without smell or II contains "a ths smaes ou
ali those duetc that have been ound
Price ST. For sale Ann street where any sr
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A true copy. FRANCO STOIJCiHTON
je22 lat IN Consul Sc

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