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HI by Lottery. --lzo chances, al *io each
No f1I&rasttl. frlgtaaa. COOS. $50 AS. Iafne
IO3 China dinner service Mat. blue containing
w. Ia pieces each peise different Hover $500 90
$500. China dinner service Dover green, same
sortInent No. 1908, lH pieces POO W
6l3S i China dinner service, Chinese pattern,
tanning l33 pieces ITO Wl
tanning S5 pieces - 80 w
1860. China service vernilion and gold, con-
tanning 80 pieces % w
1886. China tea service, pink and gold, contain-
ing 81 pieces 30 W
Ga. China tea service dark blue ana gold, con
tanning 81 pieces 80 90
China service, blue raised, figured and gill, - -
l China Arabian lady lace winnings Is 90
Do do do do % 90
L China Chuntry,s Group. sleeping sisters Is 90
China Sir Robert Peel ~ 00
China Duke OF Wellington ~ %
China Napoleon ~ w
China PIT i'm chair IL 90
! China Sir Walter Sctet, in chair IL w
China WiIberforce in chair IL 90
1 China Charles Fox in chair IL w
China Grcyhounds, cushion 300
China Daniel O,ConneU 8 20
Egyptian Obelisk, black marble 10 %
/ Bust OF Sir Walter Scotl, China bisque 90
\ Do do 71lI do do 100
/ Girl in chair do 90
Boy in chair do 90
Bust Of Lord Brousham do sS
/ India China garden seat IL 50
/ Do do do do es II 30
China chessboard painted and gold flowers 100
1 Bust of Washington China bisoue 500
/ Bust of Emperor Nicholas do 800
Rutland Vase, China flowers 80
DO do do do Oh
$3.50 90
> 80 C. s. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
NJ b. The drawing will take place as soon as the chances
all aken and due notice viii be given OF the same
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TEMOIRS of American Governors by Jacob Bailey
IVl Moore containing the Lives of the Governors OF New
Plymouth from the landing of the Pilgrims in 1920 TO the
union of the colony with Massachusetts in 1892, viz
John Carver 1920 Thomas Prence 1854
William Bradford 1921 Josiah Wnsow 1878
Edward Wislow 1888 Thomas Hnckley 1850
And of Massachusetts, Bay, from its first settlement in
1880 10 the expulsion of Andros in 1859, viz:
John Winthrop 1880 John Endecot 1914
Thomas Dudley 1884 John Levereu 1913
Iohn HAYNES : 1875 Simon Bradstreet 1879
Henry Vane 1886 Joseph Dudley 1856
Richard Bellinobam l64I Edmund Andres 1857
Embeishcd with handsome portraits of Governors Win
slow, Winthrop Endecot, and Sir Henry Vane. Just
ceived and for sale at the book store of
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
Jan rs Next door to Onions Bazaar
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Notice to Tax-Payers. or
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Cry HAIL, Jan 70 10"
DEDUCTION often per cent will be allowed upyIi ,
tax bills Tor the year 1876, which shall be pau
hs Office ON or before the first day OF March. Inc "
ector is now prepared to deliver bills al the office,
Notce Is further given, that all payments requga
be made in current money, excluding foreign and nal
ual notes. A. RO'TIfWEIL ColechD
Jan 29-2awt1Mar.ic
IIWEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. National Daguen'S
Gallery, and Photographic Depots established IN is
and awarded the gold and silver medals, our first Rr,
ums, and two highest honors, the National, the Ma
chnsetts, the New York. aud the Pennsylvania exilp'.
of The most splendid coorel Daguerreoypes, and beN''
paratus. t7tl
Concert Hal, Pmnsvicania osswue, Washington wv
near RrOcN's Hotel. 4,
zo2 batmore street, Baltimore, adjoining camp
Sycamore street. Petersburg, Virginia,
23l Broadway, New York
70 Court street. Boston.
10 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
lI6 Main street, Cincinnati.
broadway, Saratoga Springs. al
Portraits taken in any weather, in exquisite sVe
paratus, Instructions, and all materials furnished
June 6-tf
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TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson, Alfred Pell,
Vim. J. Hyslop, David c. Golden,
R. H. M'Curdy, John G. Thatcher,
Fred. s. Winston, Rufus L. Lord,
G. w. Faber, William Belts
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore SedgWick, Isaac g. Pearson,
Stacy b. Collins, VIM. Barnwell,
John H. Smith, VIM. Moore,
Jos. B. Collins, Zehedce Cook,
Jas. s. Wadsworth, Jonathan Miller.
II. w. Hubbell, Ftz Green Haleck,
Gouverneur NJ wilkins, Robt Schuyler,
J. " L. Pruyn Amos s. Perry,
Frederick Whittesey, Joseph Tuckerman,
Chas. Ely, Gideon Huwley,
John C. Cruger, VIM. j. Bunker,
Walter Joy, One vacancy
y. NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNY, Secretary.
MINrUN Posr, M. d., Physician to the Company, 5Oa
Broadway.
CHARLES DE sELDING, Washington, d. G., agent
No ii Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
WIN. p JOHNSTON, M d., Medical Examiner, corner o.
It'll and streets.
March lily
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CPARk's Diplomatic Correspondence OF the Rcvo-
- Tuition In ~ vols.--sEORGE TEMPLEMAN, near
of A street. has Tor sale few Sparks ipo
matte Correspondence OF the Revolution in IL vost pre-
cees the vols Of diplomatic correspondence received
by members of Congress- The IL vols will be sold for SIS
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III. +. JACKSON, H. CRANSTON
Late of the Asor House. OfPavilion Rockawoy
EUTAW HOUSE,
s sls Baltimore.
JACKSON Il CRANSTON,
so Pr0priet0rs.
Conches will be in readiness at the depots and landings
convey passengers, Tree ofcharge, to the house.
Nov 70
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DENT.aZ, SVRGERN

BY G. II. VAN PATTEN, M. ID.
Permanent office and residence door to Todds Hat
Store, near Browns Hotel
Dec 3l-ly
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ct. Valentines Day.--The day is fast approaching
- which is to bring happiness home and de-
light to many heart From that day lovers will have the
opportunity of asking the alnporant question without
the awkward samner, the throbbing pulse, blush of
confusion which nseparabe from declaration, tcte
a-fefe" (or certainly be termed face facet and
how many fair and beauteous belle will, that day, be
privileged the youthful aspirant waning bach
elor II has been acertaned that in London hundred
thousand letters beyond the daily average, pass through the
post office the l4h day of February and it is estimated
that hundred thousand more delivered by porters
and messengers, many the valentines Of SO large and
elegant character prevent their being folded for the
Office The extensive assortment of them in the
District may be seen at SrATIONERS HALL, where
ladies and gentlemen are invited to examine them.
Feb I-3taw3w Winchester Virginianl
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DOARDING.-Five well furnished rooms, with board,
ID be had the house adjoining the residence OF Mr..
Clements, on 9 street, between 81 and ~ streets.
Iii 4 L
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by
G. S. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hail. 7th street
N. b. The drawing will take place the chances
all taken, and due notice will he given OF the same
Dec lS-eotfif
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Southwest and Texas Agency.

TIME undersigned will for the southwest and Texas
in few weeks and attend to any business which may
offer. He will be in Richmond Exchange liote from the
LIST the ns and in Washington from the 10th to the
18th inst Letters addressed TO him this place Wash
ington, (care of Hon r. NJ L Huiter) will be promptly
attended to.
Reference heretofore, viz; the members of Congress
and the Legislature from Eastern Virginia.
]. A. PARKER.
Tappalannock, Essex county Feb 3--3
DOsT Office Book for 1s48.-Price 81. Just issued.
il For sale by Feb +. TAYLOR.
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SAMUEL HsNNAy, cecrctnry
. hy- CHARLES DE SELDlNci, agent, Washington u.
c., No u Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
Feb s.-eodim
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mrs No. Sc. Wall Street. M
CTATEMENT Of the affairs of this institution the close
- of the fourth year from from LIST of
February, l843 to LIST February lS47
RECEIPTS rs1
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The Mexicans lost two hundred men and

The Mexicans lost two hundred men and
three pieces Of artillery, the latter were
thrown into Il gully adjoining the town by
the vlctors; who, after the achievement Of
their object (thc dispersion of the enemy for
which they were despatched to Huanan,la
evacuated the place, and directed their
course towards Pinai, on the Pucbla road,
which they reached without any opposition
and there meeting with Gen. Lane, the
combined American force continued its
march upoa PuebIa. Into this city, in
state OF insurrcction it entered in platoons,
delivering at every step Il constant aud we'll
directed fire OF mu>ke,ry, which ceased not
till the enemy rcrreated, and order was re-
stored in every quarter
Our correspondent writing at n later date
than the 25,h ult, gives the follown account
of Capt. Walker =" The death Of Captain
Walker is fully confirmed by later arrival
1t is stated tha, he was shot by u cannon
ball from masked battery: about twelve
miles fom the main road, at a point some
sixteen leagues from Pucbla. The ball al
sokillcd Capt. Loyal, OF the Georgia Noun
ted Company, and eleven men are also re-
ported to have been killed in the same ac-
tiOn "
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Poor House Election.

A STEWARD Of tho Abbeville Poor House will
DO elected by tho Commissioners of tho Poor, on
Saturday the 9th instant, to serve for one year
from the first of January. whose duty it will be,
subject to their direction, to act Superintendent
of the Poor House and Ovcrsoer of tho farm. As
Superintendent, he will have the care and manage
mont of tho paupors; and Overseer, he will be
required to perform all the duties of such an agent
which are SO we'll known to render mention Of
them here unnecessary. Tho time and labor of tho
Steward and family, if he has oao, is to bo devoted
entirely to tho institution, and be and fsn1ily will
be supplied with such noccssaries (except cothipe)
as arc not raised OIL the farm, inclusive of what
may be.
Applicants w" address by letter directed to tho
commissioners OF The Poor and leave with any men,
Der OF the Board. The applicant must state tho
number of his family, give some idea of the scrvi-
ces they can perform, as to plowing, spinning,
weaving. sewing, &c. &C., and tho amount per
annum for which ho offers his and their services.
Applicants are requested to hand in their prope-
sails as early possible, and on thr day of election
their personal attendance OH the board may bo ne
cessary.
Also, tho commissioners will elect on the samo
day PHYSICIAN to the inmates of the Poor
House for the year 1848. He will be required to
furnish his own medicines, and attend when called
on. Proposals received as sbovo.
Nov lO 37-3t VIM. HILL, Secretary.
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25 or 80 Likely Negroes and
OTHER ESTATE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

On tho I4.h day of December, we shall pro.
ceed to SELL ut the late residence Of George
Holloway, deceased, and at public outcry, on
n credit OF twelve months, the residue of tine
personal estate Of said dcccased, consisting
Of between twenty-five and thirty likely Me-
GROES, among them is first 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 and n
Cart, fine lot of Hogs, Cotton Gin, Thrash
cr, Horse Mill, Wagon, Gear. &c.
Fl. A. G. WALKER, Ex,or,
F. R. CALHOUN, -" '''
Greenwood, Nov 10, l847 81 st
terms. will sell at public auction all the per-
sonal estate of Rebecca Holloway, deceased,
consisting OF Corn and odder, Outs, Wheat,
one Horse and some Cotton.
THOS. FERGUSON, Admir-
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Mlo GAtRlMiGL AGAlD,EJXIW.
announcing to the public that they have been
successful in securing the services of Mr.. d.
w. G. TlLLOTSON for the ensuing year.
The school 10 be conducted on the same plan
and at the same rates Of last year. Mr.. Til
lotson is too well known as first rate teacher
and eiscplinarian to give any further CON-
mcnts. Cheap board can be had in the neigh
borhood. Tie school will commence on the
first Monday in January next
Tfustees-P Leroy, l.. Gown, r. Bra,
dy, p. Rogers, J. Wells, p. Gray, S. Nor
rah, J. McCelvy, Fl. McCelvy.
Nov 10 81 et
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AbbcyiiIc Sheriff Sales.

Bv virtue Of sund1y Writs of F,cri I'acias, 10
me directed, will s"', at Abbcr'''' Court
House, on the iirst Monday III De- 49,:
bER next, thu following prop.l;!, *.
$50 Acres of Land, more or less, bound
dcd by lands Of Peggy WILSON, William Puck
ct and others LEVIED on as the property Of
Thomas w Tollman ads Prcssly s. &AlcClinton
$40 Acres of Land, more or less, bound
dcd by Leonard Wldcman and others, levied
on as the property of John Lyon ads John p
Rountrcc and others.
Sorrcl Horse, levied on as the property
Of Samuel p. Laird uds II A Martin, admir-
Sorrel Mare, levied on as tho proper,y
Of Z Hamlin ads NJ Cureton
Sorrel Horse, levied on as the spoper+y
of Shcrod BarHsdale ads Edward Coier
Grey Mare, levied on as the property
OF William Bush ads Charles Carr.
Wagon, levied on as the proper
ty Of James Keeling ads John II Wilson
GO Acres of Land, more or less, bounded
by Rev Jnmcs Smith, Zachariah Graham and
ohcrs, levied on as the property OF George
Elmore ads John Henderson.
Bay Mare: levied on as the property Of
Thurston T Day ads w nj Hughey.
Bay Mule, levied on as the property Of
Joel Fooshe ads u p Calhoun
>. On Tuesday af cr Sale Day, at the resi-.
dence of Rev ID McN,ill Turner, one lot Of
Corn and stacks Of oats, levied on as tho
property Of l. Wilson ads Wilson & I.o,nax
On Tuesday after sale at Philip Lcroys,
one bale Of Cotton and 800 lbs. of seed Cot
ton levied Oh as the property of James II.
Barksdalc, adds Jonathan Johnson.
Terms Cash.
A. G.. HAWTHORN, S. A.p.
Shcritfs Office, Nov 8, IS47
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HEAD QUARTERS

LIMESTONE SPRINGS, Nov. 1917.
General Ordcr.
The blood Of our own Palmetto Regiment has
been poured out in Mexico, in vindlca'ion OF
the rights Of our common country. Colonel
But cr, Lieut. Col. Dickinson, Licnts Adams,
Williams, Moragnr, Cant. y, Stein, md ma
ny more Of our gallant sons have fallen glo>
riously, TO rise no more. The wounds of the
few survivors are still blerd,ng,--they have
won for themselves s imperishablc fame, and
wrraihed around the brow of the Palmetto
State, lanrels which can never tahc
In honor Of the noble dead, the General
Officers, the Field and Staff, and Company
Officers Of the State, will join his ExceIlcncy,
the Commander in-Chiet IN their ,ribut. of
respect, by wearing Grape on the loft arm lor
thirty days, after til" 22d instant
Onicers ns';.",ding Divisions, arc char
gcd with the extension of his order.
BY order OF the Conmrnd;'r~ln-C Chief.
!. w. CAN rEY,
Adutant and Inspector General.
Nov II 80 1w
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Ertrnct from, the Nctc York Eaprcss.
1t is seldom that VIC step out of way to no.
ticc, either for praise censurc, the various adver-
tised specifics of the day; and could we believe in
the truth of all the certificates which published
in favor of some of them. there would he no call
for our praise certainly. But from personal
knowledge Of their virtue, we arc willing to record
our unsolicited testimony i'll favor of Dr. Hull's
Worm Lozenges: they being in opinion in
fsl!iblc remedy for that banc of childhood-worns
Safe i'll their operation, easily administered and
what to us is a great recommendation in a medi-
cine for children, they arc not nauseatng, but ac-
tually pleasant to tho taste. Wo have used them
i'll number of cases in family, and i'll each and
every case with complete success; and we take
pleasure in recommending them to our patrons and
friends, not only for worms, but as u tho
rough aud easily administered cathartic or'purga-
tive medicine, where such is needed, or where
worms arc suspected
The above medicine is for sale at the Drug Store
and ut the Post Office. Nov 81 I'm
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PROPOSALS.

Hest paid. and directed TO The subscriber at
Loun's"i!ie. ri! be received until the first day
oi ia n"a,y next, for building Church at
Smyrna. The building to uG located on Rock
Pillars, of good, substantial materials, GO by
30 ft.' IA #. story, common square roof Of
heart pine shingles; flooring and ceiling OF
quart er plank; three panncllcd doors, and g
or 10 windows of thrty-two lights with the
Proposals will also be received for Brick
House of the above dimensions.
JNO. G.. MAULDIN,
Src'ry for the Building Committee.
Loundsvillr, Nov II 80 lv
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NHaAe and Female EHiS7a Schools,
Greenwood, Abbevillc s. G..


In urging the claims of the above Institutions to
public patronage, the Trustees present the follow
ing considerations: They located in "a Village
well known for the purity of its wafer, the salu-
brity Of its climate, and moral character OF its i'll
habtants They are designed to afford IL thorough
and extensive education conducted upon religious
principles. They supplied with chemical and
philosophical apparatus, cabinet OF minerals and
curiositcs and other means for illustration, in the
various departments of SCIENCE They will always
be furnished with teachers, for whose competency
in every respect, is pledged the character of tho
Greenwood Association and of tho South Carolina
Prcsbytery.
Inc Trustees will spare pains to render these
institutions equal to any in tho State; and while
it is their aim to elevate the standard OF education,
ample provision will be made for tho youngest pu-
pill. a system of classification with regard to ca
Pacity and attainments will be rigdly observed,
thereby rendering it important that pupils enter at
the beginning of the session. The scholastic year
sessions: lst commencing first Monday in Febru-
ary, 2nd commencing second Monday in July.
Rates OF Tuition are as tOlL0acs per SESSION:
LIST class, $500 lst class, $500
Cd do 1000 Cd do 1000
Sd do 600 Sd do 600
Extra-Music, 1000
French, 500
Use of Piano, 200
Contingent, so
UBoard at $500 per month, including fire.
wood and washing
JOHN LOGAN E. R. CALHOUN
JOHN mcLEEs.
Noy3 SO If
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NOTICE.

will be at +. Tribes, Esq, OH the goth, 2lst
and 22nd of December next, and at Abbcvill,.
Court House on the 23rd, for the purpose of
collecting the debts due the Estate of Joshua
Meachua, deceased. All those indebted to
said Estate, will do well to call and see me on
one CT the above named davs
JAMES MEACHUM, Executor.
N. B. | will sell the Lands of said Estate
privately, to suit purchasers, on either of TIN,
above named days. J. NJ, Ex'or,
Nov II "a 1T
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PARTITION.

J. ". il. Johnson and wife, v. II. r. Puck
EFT and others.
viii be sold, on the first Monday in Dccem.
ber next, the Real Estate Of Frances Long,
deceased, consisting of two tracts first tract
ITO acres, and second, of 934 acres on waters
OF Salnda river, joining lands of said johnson,
I II Puckett and others. in Abbeville, on a
credit Of IL months, by order of the Ordinary.
A. G.. HAWTHORN, Sheriff.
November 10, l647 80 4w
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CITATION.

Whereas, Alexander Moore and L Tribe ap-
ply to me to grant them Lett RS of Adnlnis>
tratiol on the Estate of Thos Moore, decd: =:
These are, therefore, to cite the kindred and
creditors Of the deceased to appear before me
in the Court uf Ordinary on the 26th instant,
10 shrw cause why said administration should
rot be granted. GIVEN under my hand 18th
Nov, lS47 DAVID LESLY,
Nov II 80 2w Ordinary.
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PARTITION.

Martha AIeXandcr vs.. Fl
Will be sold, on the frs. Monday in Drccm-
bcr next, the Real Estate of Andrew Alex
nndcr, deceased for Partition, situate in the
District Of Abbeville on Bold Branch, ard
adjoining lands of. Samuel Link and others,
and contuinlng eighty acres. on q credit Of
twelve months. by order Of the Court of
Ordinary. A. G.. HAWTHORN.
Nov lSl7 39 st Sheriff
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CITATION.

Whereas 7 z sproun applies 70 me tc
grant him Letters Of Administration on the
Estate Of Rich'G Hogan, decd: These are
therefore, to cite the kindred and creditors
of the deceased to appear before me on tile
18th of November instant, to show cause why
said administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand this 1lth November,
1Sl7 DAVID LESLY,
Nov IL 80 lw Ordinary
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PARTITION.

Jesse Rcagin, appl't, v. Ca,h'n Rcagin and
others
Der next, the Real Estate of Young Rcaeiu,
deceased, situate in Abbeville, and contain.
ing 3G6 acres, on Rocky branch, waters Of
Long Cane, and adjoining lands OF james
Drennon, Andrew Weed and others, OF n
credit Of twelve months. By order OF the
Court of Ordinary.
A. c. HAWTHORN, Sheriff.
November TO- 1917 81 4t
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PARTITION.

J. c. Fisher, v. Polly Fisher and others.
Will be sold, on the first Monday in Decem-
Der next the Real Estate of Thomas Fisher,
deceased, containing sos acres, and in three
tracts on Little River, adjoining lands OF Jno
Clinkscales and others, on credit Of twelve
months. BY order Of the Court of Ordinary
A. G.. HAWTHORN, Sheriff.
November 10, l847 81 4t
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PARTITION.

John L.ipford, apprt. V. Ann Lipford and
others
Will be sold on the first Monday in Dcccm-
Der next, the real Estate Of Edward Lpford,
deceased, in the District of Abbcvillc on wa
tcrs Of Sauda (Camp brancD l30 acres, or
more, 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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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Will be sold, on the first day of December
next, all the prris liable property belonging to
the Estate of Nathaniel Rowland, deceased,
CONSISTING Of forty.two likely NEGROES,
Stock. Provisions, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation Tools, &c.
DAVID w. McCANTS,
MARY ROWLAND.
Nov 3, lo47 36 4t Adm'rs.
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" Notice is hereby given that an app!ica-
ton will be made to the Legislature, at its next
session, for charter for Rail Road from Aiken
through Edgcticd District, by Edgcfcld
G.. H., through Abbevllc District and Pcndcton
District 10 Andcrsonvc, nt tho junction of the
Seneca and Tugaloo Rivers. [scpt
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w. N<saicG.-Thc Trustees of Wellington
Congregation, would give notice that application
will be made to the Legislature of this State. at its
ncN sitting, for charter TO incorporate Wilmington
Church. l.. GOWN,
Member of the Is. of Trustees.
Sept 81, lal7. 30 2t
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The State Of South Carolina.
Nov II

The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DisTEERT-'N Equity.
William Cumpbel!, vs.. Geo A. Miller,
Admir-. Sc, John Il. Heron and Mary
Il. Herrcn.-B,N for Relief aad Injuuc
tlo@, 3c.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that John 7
Heron and Mary II Heron, two Of the D,.ien
dants in the above casn ara absent from and
reside beyond the limits Of this State: On
motion, ordered, that they DO appear and
plead, answer or dcrnnr to said Bill, within
three months from the publication hereof, Or
said Bill! will be taken pro confcsso against
them
Fl. A. JONES, c. E. A. u.
Com'rs. Office, Nov Is, 1917 3s-3m