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iNFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND

mr. PRICES AGUE AND FEVER PILLS are war
IL ranted to cure Ague and Fever in from twenty To
thirty hours II directions are followed. Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases: in
no instance have thirty been known TO fail They are
prepared from simple vegetable medicines. Each box
contains twenty Pills Price 81 per box; or 81 per
t-res TO keep supply on hand they may thus save
large Doctors Bills The Pills be put up In neat
letter packages and sent by mail at letter postage Inc
poprieors in order prevent counterfeits and impos
tion are determined not establish agencies All or
d.rs must be attended with the cash. post paid and d.
teeted 10 DIR. G. J. KENWORTHY & CO.,
Bank street, Petersburg, Virginia .
n. D. The money will be returned In every case OF
failure. July ai-cH
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TRusrEE,s SALE or YALuABE LAND.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABE LAND.
nv virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed to me as
= Trustee, by Richard Adams dated on the 27th day
Of November. ls45 and of record in the Clerks Once
Of Nansemond County Court shall, for the purposes
Of sand deed proceed the premises the 10Th daV
q April next, sell the highest bidder, for cash,
Inc Tract Of Land situate Nansemond river III tns
county Of Nansemond, in Virginia, known 40 FEkKf
rolNT containing about four hundred and forty-hve
acres The Improvements are OF superior quality, and
me land Of great fey-the incidental advantages OF
HE Farm. derived from the river hats which ard ia
ey Tor planting oysters believed TO add greatly to
Inc value Of The Farm. J. Y. MASON,
Jan. 29-e2awtds Trustee.
W Norfolk Beacon requested 10 copy
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SALE HINDER TRUST DEED.

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed to me suo-
81 Burfoot and duly recorded in The Clerks once Of
Chesterfield County, for the purpose of securing sanuIy
debts therein mentioned, will on the tenth oay Oh
March NEXT at twelve O'Clock, NJ, upon the premises,
expose 10 safe al public auction to the highest bidder
for cash. all that certain tract piece or parcel OF land
lying in the county of Chesterfield, about three miles
Chss,er6sld Railroads. containing FIVE hundred and
sItyone acres be tho same or less and adjoining
The lands Of John Murchss estate and others, and the
sane tract piece or parcel of land whereof tho tate
Captain Francis Smith died seized and possessed. eel
linz az Trustee will only convey such title is vested
In me by said Deed, which is believed TO be nnqnes-
uonabe. WILLIAM CRAY.
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NOTICE

Is hereby gwen that application will be made TO the
President and Directors Of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, for the renewal
Of Scrip. No. ITO, dated 10th December, 1854 ioI W.
shares Of Sock In said Company, In the name of Philip
Samuel which Stock was transferred the eighth day
Of December, 1885, to the undersigned Joseph NJ sh.p-
,,nved ARCHIBALD SAMUEL,
JOHN y. SAMUEL,
PHILIP SAMUEL,
Executors of Philip Samuel, deceased.
-, -, ..an, los. NJ. SHEPPARD.
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BENJAMIN HUNT

TAKES pleasure in informing his friends, that he has
i taken situation with Messrs. LEWIS q Gooo-
MAN Importers and Jobbers Of Cloths, Cassimeres,
yes,ings, D.ilings, Talors' Trimmings &C., together
with every other description Of Goods adapted 10 gen
tlsm~n's wear, No. ~, John street, between Wiam
and Nassau street, New York. where ne Will DC happy
10 see them, during their visit 10 the CITY
Orders for goods in other lines will be attended 70 as
u.ual. rco S-C~1W
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
WILL be sold TO the highest bidder, on rHURsD ~
w the 4th day OF March next, al the Short PUMP Ia
yrrn in Henrco county, Tract OF Land belonging 10
the Estate OF Anderson Toer, deceased, containing oo
aces adjoining the lands Of Mrs Frances Magrnuer
and William B. Ellis, and lying Immediately above tue
shor, Pump This land Is all in wood OF original
growth. ... ,,o,.v
TrRns OF SALE-One-third Of the purchase money
rash third In six months and the remaining ha
in twelve months from the day Of sale-the deferred
p,ymen,s bearing interest from the day Of sae-and
bond and security and deed Of trust on the premises
10 be given by the purchaser.
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1 Az NnTIcP

/,GPIsTOPHER &. SCOTT and hBNER 4. sTiTH
y ptacucc i.w " partnership, nadef the firm 81
or 4 Sri1H. in ~ to Courts u Law and Equity IA
Stntn Arkansas.
~ Once II Camden. Washiia comfy. ArkanSas
- e. 80
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
n H Trig

vvAyINC taken House the Basin tenders ms ser
III vices 10 his friends and the public generally, III
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale OF all the
staple articles Of produce.
gentleman, who from long experience and aeknow-
edged Judgment Is fully competent to sustain the In
,s,s az Planners Feb 9-ctf
ny The Abingdon Jacksonian requested 10 copy.
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THE ENQUIRER.
MOND, VA.

The Lynchburg Republican contains call Tor
a meeting of The citizens Of Lynchburg, on Fri
day evening last, Of all who are opposed 10 The
recent attempt al Washington TO abldse the free.
dom Of the press
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IN observation-disclosures lin King William Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, goth Ne
vember, 1916:
Zachary Lewis,
against
William Backhouse's Administrator, and others.
nus cause came on to be again heard the papers
FORMERLY read and the report OF Commissioner Thomas
Ddbney, hled on the I'D day of September, 1886 to
which no exceptions We're taken, and was argued by
oouasei-on Consideration whereof the Court confirm
s tue san fepor doth adjudse order and Decree that
,ne piantiu, zachary Lewis, recover against Thomas
ZONES enefn OF MlddIesex county, and committee OF
we Esate oil Thomas &. Crittenden who was one of
.ne EXECUTORS OF Lewis severtytwo dollars and six
cents, WIN Interest, after the Of six per
I'm PEI snnum from the 18th day OF August 1916,
w ae' ana Tue Count doth direct that an execution be
iof the sane to be levied the goods and chat
es VI inc same Thomas Ciittenden if any there bel
' On Tue return TO the office Of this Court Of said
.u'on, no goods" then that execution DO issusd
sSs,nst Horace Faulkner, Administrator de oonis
~ :. inomas Faulkner, deceased, and Thomas Jones,
shein and committee Of Zacharilh u Crt,eHden, de-
assd for the said OF S72 6 with interest there
w aier the rate Of ak per crnum per from the
nods and chatteis Of the said Thomas Faulkner and
e st'd Laehafiah u Criltendcn. And the Court doth
s'ef direct, that one Of the Commissioners OF this
take state and report TO this Court an account OF
vac Personal estate Of the said lverson Lewis which
INTO the hands Of his eaaees, and Its values and
ihe real estate which the devisces OF the SAID
soh Lewis took and received, and us value, liable
c ahe Plaintiffs drmand In taking which account, the
Commissioner will separate the two funds; and he Will
s usa hands, aud who received the same, aud u any
Nv, mas been refunded paid by any Of the said de-
saoants TO the plaintiff Copy-Teste,
ROBT. POLLARD, elk.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Richmond, llth January, ls47.
PURSUANT TO an order Of the Superior Court OF
L Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, made on the
asth day OF February, 1916, the creditors of James
Scuggs deceased hereby notified produce before
mo- in this office, before the 10th day OF March
next, s4 their respective claims, with the evidence
in support thereof. NJ. b. POITIAUX,
Jan l2-coawRw Master Commissioner.
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r., ,b- Ed;,oy, Of HE ENQUIRE,

We have ju,t heard of proposition OF some
one over the signature of "Rockhsh," 10 Inc R'co-
mond Enquirer, TO the Republican party 10 The
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LW Ite T.HqnTG.
The time is fas, approaching when he Reput-
lican party of the Eighth District will be called
on to select suitable person to represent them
in The mex, Congress OF The United States. II
has been proposed that delegates from the differ
ent counties should assemble in Convention TO
make the selection. Opposed as am, on gene
raj grounds, 10 caucuses anil conventions, yet
shall have no objection 10 The conrse, provided
the subject can be brought before The people al
their Superior Court days, before the meeting OF
The Convention, in order that the sentiments Of
The people may be known and expressed. Al.
low me- through The medium Of your paper, 10
make il known TO the District that the claims Of
Col. Eras,us T. Montague Of Middesex will be
presented to the Convention, as gentleman well
qualified, in every sense of The word, to succeed
our distinguished representative, who has been
elevated 10 The Senate of the United States. Col.
Montague is a Republican OF the Jeffersonian
school, will faithfully advocate snd sustain al The
principles OF The Republican party, and will give
The general administration cordial support on
all these great and important questions
Col. Montague has been tor sometime con-
nected with one Of the departments OF the Gov
eminent at Washington, and the information
which he has acquired there will render his SER
vices more valuable TO the district. His claims
will be warmly pressed by many, and particular
ly BY his friends Oi MluDLEoEA.
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coMMissIoNER,s oEEIcE.

-, King William Cout-house, Dec. %, 1886.
me paes Interested In the above order for the set
o. aegatee aud Distribute account are hereby
that SHALL on the first Tuesday amer the 4,h
o,S. February, ls47, proceed 70 execute the said
,hs, when aud where the parties will attend, with
's" documents and witnesses.
il, THOMAS DABNEY, Commissioner.
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question involved in ihe,a. Wien was there -
Lewi>l8 sgcn casc IS N"hh - Cvsun
whch, !. Is Said, took judge Carr, @arn Chan
reIior ,iy months 10 :rstisa;a al l2c..!', a.i
IL vii !: the opinions II ore !! TIE Judges ! &
Coau a ApTeal> s.as ,a"ie han :h:ee huu4icJ
All thi;iy manuscript pages WHEN vas l"'lc
in that corltsuch case as hces' executor against
hees' ct.dio;s. in which 'hete were e!ch'J
except rs and many Gi these branching OH nj"
nnmeioas srecica,sn>2 When sach . cass e.
Newtoa ;.saiD>t Poole, in which tie exception,
acfe r.egr than o:.e hunted an Sky. and -
wnict ai,cr an oral argument II lwa "yeas, lat
counsel N!oIe pamphlets alnse>l amounting y
books ta:c !it,r dupp' tina. III" tine ,cUGritd
hy lie counsel and Inc conn in Iii. a:futmcn' am.
decision ol his cause VAS ionees thai wa occ'i-
ped upon all The causes cccded al l.eeisaAt.
~ ls4o
Upon lie question whether ii, causes sill !.
4 wei. IL nided A, he White SUI phur a, al lew
burg, presume ihie cannot b. .wr opinions
1t Lcwiajurg lhaic can IL no motive t. eaeI,an
90 lie part either =. The ccuf o. Inc bar, hn Z
.ens- = day. Thai ms !, strong enough ~rH
hfli To- excite - every reasonable eSeEiiuo, ;"!e
% doGat. Bat Amtsas CenG SAWS .luds', nav
liz iaha,ilies II other men; az! - laN ,1i-
are H.. ,xcmp,c, ir,la them. :hcy cscaoi .nnE
is ell IN. H. u.1ef ne vcaIinc~> IT nn;~iatc.
-seft. e. and liz G;scomiay;> ! i tavern. - ~ /,
woa', I essaion ip,.oHct labor ans i !.
were f.'altd III circumstances q .c&'ti'. arte
@our \ ;,'l JUICES w!.i, lapcs.nt, he simulate
- e.tat.. cseaGeii aiid cSeara wien IL sao"
thai Heterogeneous az IL b. maze, ALL sheif
opini II delivered, ia III: presence Il ae'us.c.
saan.s.;, aHi, lot la.stqncuty, sl;rgni- ~
la"ycFs nd Juc-rs ron every ?sa 4! IA y.
S;ates I'D have IA dcub: llai This iar' 'ili -
more t. improve The ta- ~ Neslefa 1Hsinia
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GLUE. TO barrels Of No. Glne receiving
" per s'eamtoa, Pocahon;as, For sale ~
Jan % JAMES SlHsR K SON.
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PROPOSALS w.ll he received BY The under
sig5et ~ ne 20.h day Of March, 1877, for
Furnishing regrot< as lahorsrs on tn government
- :. L.. .r-.-n.ns Islnrl ElnrlAa
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Head Quarters.
LIMESTONE SPRINGS; :
July /, 1S47. :
Order No.

Ornler No. -
The following Regiments will parade for
Review and Drill, at the times and places
as follows, viz:
The Both Regiment of Infantry, near
kuft's Mountain, on Tuesday, the 10Th Of
August next.
The 3sth Regiment of Infantry, at Kcl-
lcr's, on Thursday. the 18th of August.
The 10th Regiment of Cavalry, at Mar
TINS, on Saturday, the l4th Of August.
The 10th Regiment ofInlantry, at Boyd's
on Tuesday, the 18th of August.
The 41st Regiment Of Infantry, at Park s
Old Field, on Thursday, the 10th OF" Au
gust.
The 18th Regiment of Infantry, at the
Burnt Factory, on Saturday, the 2lst. Of
August.
The 9th Regiment of Cavalry, near the
Glenn Springs, on Tuesday, the 24th Of
August
The Both Regiment OF Infantry, at Tim
mons Old Field, OH Tuesday, the 3!st Of
August.
The lst Regiment Of Infantry, at ,ru-
tons, on Thursday, the 2nG Of September
next.
The 3D. Regimen, of Infantry, at Toncy's
Ole Store: Oh Saturday, the 4th of Septcm
bcr.
The 1st Regiment of Cavalry, at Pick
ensvillc, on Tuesday, the 7th of Scptcrn-
bcr
The 5th Regiment of Infantry, at Hun
ter's, OH Thursday the 9th of September.
The I'd Regiment of Infantry, at Halls,
on Saturday, the lth of September.
The 42d Regiment of Infantry, at Min
TOMS, on Tuesday, the l4th Of September.
The 4th Regiment of Infantry, at Va
rennes, on Thursday, the 10th Of Septcm-
Der.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry. at Lo-
max's, on Saturday, the 18th of September.
The sth Regiment of Infantry, at any
place the the Brigadier General may select,
and report to this Department the point Sc
lcctcd, on Tuesday, the 2lst Of September.
The Cd Regiment of Cavalry, at Long
mirc's on Thursday, the 23d of Septem-
ber
The 9th Regiment OF Infantry, AT Lows,
Oh Saturday, the 25th Of September
The 7th Regiment of Infantry, at the
Old Wells, on Tuesday, the 2eth Of Sep
tember.
The 10th Regiment of Infantry, at Rich
ardson's Oh Thursday, the 3Olh of Septem-
ber
The Commissioned and Non. Commits
stoned Officers will assemble at their re-
spective parade grounds on the day pre-
vious to review, for drill and instruction.
The Major Generals will, with their staff,
attend the reviews, in their divisions: and
the Brigadier Generals will, with their staff,
attend in their respective Brigades, and are
charged with the extension of this order.
BY order of the Commander-in-C Chief
J. w. CANTEY,
Adi't. and Insp'r. General.
July % 22-lM
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OBITUA AIRY.

Departed this life, at his residence in Alb.
bcville District, on Saturday, the 18th inst,
of bilious inf1ammatory fever, BE:NJA-
MIN II. FULTON, eldest son of Thomas
Fulton, in the 291h year of his age. The
deceased was an acceptable member of the
Associate Reformed Church, in the COM
munion of which, he spent the last two or
three years of his life. He has left an af-
tectionate wife and two small children, with
large circle of friends and relatives to
mourn his loss.-T Com.
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House and Lot for Sale.
Valuable Lands for Sale.

Will be sold, at Abbcvi:lc G. H., OIL Sale Day in
September next, in two separate tracts, that part
oI the Real Estate of tho late Thomas w Williams
Iced, situate on the waters Of Rocky river, near
loundcsvilc, AbbcvilIc District, each tract consis
ting OF about eight nine hundred acres, the plots
and surveys OF which will be exhibited OIL the day
OF sale
~ credit Of ono and two years will be givcn,with
interest from day of sale.
Purchasers will be required to give bond and ap-
proved personal security.
Possession Will nc given at tho close of the pre-
sent year. MAT. ]. WILLIAMS, Ex'or.
'uiy If post
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u Although L have declined attending to u
Ware House, l still continue the Commission
business i'll this place; and have safe end con-
vcnient storage room for GooDs to be RECEIVED
and FoRwARED, CorToN, FLOUR, BACON, &c. &C.
CoTToN consigned to me will be stored OH the
most advantageous terms, sold OH arrival, as
may be directed.
Consignments of CorroN and other Produce, of
MERCHANDISE to be forwarded. and ORDERS for
the purchase of GOODS respectfully solicited
J. F. GRIFFIN.
Hamburg, July2l, 1917. 2l-3m
The Edgefeld Advertiser will please copy
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BOmmer's Manure.

The subscriber respectfully informs the Planters d
Abbevillc District, that he has arrived here for
purpose of selling BOmner's Method OF
making Manure, in short time, and to
save the SOIL The subscriber offers to 90 to anv
plantation, and will instruct tho oyerscer driver, or
any other hands Oh the place. He can show n,,-
merous certificates from various agricultural asso-
Citations, and from distinguished planters of this
State. CHAS. BAER Gen'L Art
N. B-Plantcrs wishing to purchase the method,
and wish to have tho assistance of the AGENT for
making the first heap, can leave or send their
names to this office. G.. b.
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Citation.
July %

Whereas, Jesse w. Norris, of Anderson District,
has applied to me to grant him letters of admins
traton OH the estate of Mary Barmore, deceased
ditors of tho said deceased to appear before in
the Court of Ordinary, to be held for Abbeville
District, at Abbeville G. H., OH Friday, the 18th
of August next, to shew cause why said admins
tration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this goth July,
1847. d. LESLY, Ordinary
3 duly 81 2l-3W
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For, Sale.

Tho subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION
and MILLS, situated on Rocky River, four miles
above Loundesville, in one of the hcathiest Sec
tions of Abbeville District The Plantation, con-
tanning about 460 acres, is in good repair, most of
it strong, productive land. The mills are Corn,
Wheat and Saw Mill, all in successful operation.
The water power is not surpassed by any in the
surrounding country, being sufficient for all manu-
featuring purposes, and possessing the rare avah-
tags of not being materially effected by either high
or low water All who may wish to make such
purchase, are requested to call and examine for
themselves. JAMES L. LESLY.
ss July ii p Z: - 2O-tf 9
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Vbe Mlarkets.

HAMBURG, JULY %.
CoTroN-The effects of the foreign news OH our
market has not yet been developed We therefore
omit quotations.
FLouR.-Saies Of new are making at SS4 SO to
ST. IS.
CoRN.-We notice sales from wagons yesterday
at SOC. cash.-[JoURNAL~
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Land for Sale.

;t5F,s{,E AhAu IO1 oulCi
- The subscriber having deter sa9
I mined to remove West. offers for f
sale his TRACT Of LAND on which no re-
sides. There is between 8 and 900 acres, between
S and GOO cleared and in excellent repair. On the
plantation is two excellent settlements W0
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 on Savannah river. 1t is presumed
no ono would purchase without examination, as
such further description is unnecassary-a bargain
will be given. ROBERT T.. BELCHER.
May l2. lift
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Notice.

NOClCG.
Will be sold, OIL Friday, the 18th of August next,
at the late residence of Theodore j. Baker, decd,
several likely Negroes, Mules, Cows, Hogs, Planta-
ton tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
A credit of fifteen months will be given.
JOHN DAVIS, Administrator.
July 90, 1S47. 22-2t
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Male and FemaleaAcadss n6iies4:
In Greenwood, AbbeTTflIe District, =.z 4

(uNDER TIE CONTROL OF THE ,BApTIsy .DENoM1-
NATION 1assssSs 'sssa'''s;s sss,
The Board of Trustees would take this opportunity
to express their high qualification at the. success
with which their efforts have met in endeayoring to
establish the above school, Having labored under
much Inconvenience the past session for want of
comfortable buildings in which to accommodate the
Instructors and their pupils, they are happy in be-
ing able NOW to announce to the former patrons Of
their school, and to the public generally that the
large and commodous building, situated in a con-
venient Part of tho village and OIL most delightful
spot, which they have erected, is ready for the
cupancy of the Female school, tho past session ha-
wing closed in it. The Male school will also be con-
Quoted in convenient and comfortable house plea
sanity situated. The board would avail themselves
Of the present opportunity of returning their most
cordial thanks to the friends who have so liberaly
patronized them, and solicit continuance of their
patronage: At the same time, with great pleasure,
repeating, what they have OH a former occasion
announced. viz: there entire confidence in the high
moral character and literary qualifications of the
several Instructors in both department of these
schools. as W.. -
The 2nd session will commence on the Goth
Instant and from the number Of pupil the past ses-
sion, O in the Female and 26 in the Male depart
.ment,) and from promise Of others, the Board feel
assured that the sdtibbis more prosperous
than. during The giolss Mrs.
Nicholas the Of
nently i'll this place for tke iiiss
struction in the various branches 81 ! es6ille
ton, the Board would respectfully colnmaiid sllSs
to the favorable notice of afriends of Female edu-s
cation and bespeak for them that liberal share of
public patronage, which they SO justly merit. TIa:
wing determined also to employ every year III the
male department, an Instructor in every respect,
worthy of public confidence, Gas has bcenther good
fortune the present year in the person of Mr.. W. l.
Harris,} they feel confident that the schools under
their control will prosper being established upon
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Notice,
All persons indebted to tho estate of Sarah E.
Child late Of Abhcvic District. deceased arc re-
qlcstcd TO make payment; and those to whom tho
estate IS indebted to present their Demands proper
~ attcstcd, for payment.
PATRICK H. EDDINS,
Admir- with Will annexed.
July H. 1917. 2O-4w
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Estate Sale, Gin party

Will be sold on Tuesday, July 9th, Gllstant,) at
the late residence of Mr.. Geo. Holloway, dccoased
quantity Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
horse, farming implements, buggy and harness,
all almost new saddle, lot of lumber, &c. &C., l
dozen chairs, ! sofa, rocking chair, c-board,
l dressing bureau, of the latest style and rich
est materials; tho beds and bedding arc valuable.
Terms made known on day of sale
H.>A. c.. WALKER,
E. r. CALHOUN, xors.
July 21, 1S47 2l-2w
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CHARLESTON, JULY "a.
Corrosive quote as extremes, 10 to l2 l-2
cents per ID.
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Victor Hugo has spoken in the French
Chamber in favor of bill permitting the
bonapartc family to return into France,
drawn up in accordance with a petition
from Jerome