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The Coal Trade.

Porr,vILLE, July s.-The quantity sent by railroad
this week is 1875 10 by canal 6706 05 In all So CO.,
10 total BY railroad 5s5ol2 "a do by canal 7442O IL
The quantity by canal this week Is greater than 1t has
been any week this There sli.ht falling
off on the railroad. Boats for carrying coal to New
York very and reights have an upward ten
denoy The demand for coal is equal to the facilities
for conveying 1t from Richmond foreign markets.
The rates OF toll and transportation the railroad
Hichmond, advanced to SO cents per ton the past
week We learn that the reaying Of the Little Schuyl
XIII railroad was far completed that locomotive run
up to Tamaqua during the week. The Swatara ex-
tension OF the Mine Hill and schuylkill Haven rail-
road 1t Is stated will be completed in August Our
friends In that quarter suffering for the of this
road We hear also complaints Of the delay placing
motive power on the Mine Hill and Schuylkl Haven
kaiiroad Freights have advanced again to New Eng.
land ports and sells remain Us ever Our
correspondent sends the following quotations: To
New York, ST 80; to Newark, ST. 80; to Providence
VI 81 to Fall River, 81 81; New Bedford 81 co. to
sasn - AZ to Portsmouth N: H., 81 37h to Port
land, Me-, 81 an; to Boston, 50 40 TO New Haven
p 90; to Hartford, 81 IS; to Troy, 81 75 to Albany
81 10. The rates from Bristol are I2kc more.
PRICES OF COAL ON BoARp.-White Ash Lump, So 20
aSs 7o Nut do So So Broken, Egg, and stove SO 70;
Red Ash Lump, 50 49,; Prepared, So 81 a ST. Nut,
So SIN 50 so; Lehigh Lump So SIX; prepared, So
FreIghts by canal ~ cents to Philadelphia, and ST.
a 81 90 to New York
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Passengers Arrived.

LwERPooL-Paeket ship Yorkshire-Rev J Glligan Rev
II Fowler DR. w Macegan and lady. Il White and la
want, Miss 4 Berry, Duffy j Pratt, A SHINING, 7 G
Woods, f. BaYtei--j23 IN steerage
MApEIRA-schr Eben Atkns-J NJ Rocha, Miss Silylc NJ
Croee, Croee D-cunha, lady aud four chtdren-i IL
s.eersge.
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The class vessels reported thus79 ships LOT baks 1875
Fs"es t e1%s and sweden Ss = Hsss
| aud II other ports
BARK GAzrLLE of Savannah Capt Young, from this port
bank dsSs 9n II sc s
board eight days after she suck and abandoned her
% ss mostly %n 1:
rse Wsy
the :ch1 fs s on the M
on gcs ,. sn AtDGs IVA S
bound from Kingston Jam TO- Liverpool with cargo Of
rum and :us pos5iop ofshe former has been saved
s.ck, the mate died the day before she struck.
scnR FAI. Play EGs.sr which lief. Nassau, p the
the Current Bahams) and canuo probably be OF with.
D., Medord on Thursday last ship Of $50
S e and III To- be ss Swa Cs BY %
Foreign Ports.
Picard, Bush I'm York. disg. '' N"'
H0mo Ports.
ctSsi G
1r.1 9s; A1 S, wHS Hight Hsy, A Kendall
l ks swSs5 Guracoa' Hanover Case, ayaSusz Norma,
.c6r Sovereign Feesoa New osans Arr sch Br se
Palestine fernandez Nassau, r. Sid LIST, brig Clement
DnIAwARE BnIASwArEn July s,The bark Mary, Smith,
pSss NJ mary T from M EBS osoSs
b. SS os
briggs VIM Put Lancet, and rockingham, for Boston
stood to sea early this morning The brig Fairy Demr
proceeded 10 yesterday afternoon There are now
the HORACE several coal laden schooners bound to the
eastward. - 49,
New OnLEASs June 23-Ar ships Amty, Brag Boston;
John Holland, Hend-rs Hayre; briggs Sterling Happson
sch5 nsmss unknown ga ps Token BD Cheyne Liver
wood BIZ Erngon Liverpool bark James smith, Ba lard
Sligo Ireland: brig; Columbu Webster, York; Ceyan.
rico fsine York; Danube tBrl Gregg; Cork and ket;
chrs Helen Brevoor haysna Burssa, Bradford Mobiles
Moss, Rowe, Pensacola Catherine Bacon Holt Ba Ma.
ry Eliza Rider, York.
RicHMeSp, July 2Arr schrs Thos Ireland som-rs New
York; Ann Eliza Cake, Leeds, Alb Frances Ester Nash
Sew york. sld sehrs ~ eta Howes Boston; Heroi.e,
Their, ireland.
SAVANNAH June 3oCld bark Peter Demill, Pckens New
York. - "
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT oF NEW YORK. JULY 5.


Packet ship Yorkshire, Bailey r. -.
nth mdse TO II Marshall Took n, liverpool, Juse I'd,
ne 80 INST alter passage Of 81 days weshe ne morning Of
ana n9t more than ak hours during be 70 80 and
nva unoer shower or single fash iigh,.,pw
DO rd June Lac lon TO- exchanged signals h sns" on
eg snowipg TcoIor flag OF white blue and WIN, an Nm
,si - ~ Ion ~ 49, saw ship, supposed b. he
homp,on Ir?n Hayr- June "a, lat % TO- lon 81 IS
aud white flag. " ""ts red
snip Coofnbiana, sallee. from Liverpool June Cd, with
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Herald Marine Correspondenco,

.PHrLApELrHlA. July Sam
AHss stSssisa S.T%%?ss; Deof
ssw; Ss bs S sS
Hume N Bedford; Go$nsrss s,n Johnson ''f Fa.S%s
Hall Hannim PacY ESS. d0 Wns' do
HasSo. a9 0rsss BSSsr POThasn Bartlett
sSn s May sssy sss .ss; @
SMondorry; Harriet Newell from =; briggs Mary Ellen and
Lessos E ssF &c ebd BRIG.
ss. London Aisy William Ps"% Asi Ss wss
pr',Hset Do; ce%urou Ross do; North saI, Hutch.
HARP AHi s'Ssss Sn: ThS%.
SsRs Ghs. %s
mad:Sp yMs, apss B'i;,o R Eobs
rTy E Yo Cur
!Hiss sas'
g; sss fsa
SISa as:.$sIs N::sS SssfFs:
"' sSi h, sssT F; 1i::
S1s do Escort smith, DO E%ss Peel. e2
S'siTs %,'
s1is; ai%Ss H TsSss
Brd.a New York; barges Porpoiss Drake Venus VIII
son, do :, -
Fellowship Leh Oh. Young. I'm Liverpool, May 81.
Cleared-Bark LOUISA Bliss Creighton. Liverpool; briggs
Tr,un" tBI Everett London Ivestone Br Cork
Barbados; Pearl HTding Boston; Robt Wala Sears DO;
Commodus, Bailey, do Boston, Alley VIM Penn Atkins
do; schrs AurO,s tB Mins Cork market; TionesIa
suSett Boston, Stat. Wass do Nssper Staples, Bsto
ssrson, Prosdsass; Hume, Mills, Hudson; Joseph r
III Hall Harrin,n Boson Harp, Wai!s,, Por!lana Com
merce. Johnson, Fushing; Am nda Hall, Chsrlestown
talbot, BOSTON, Boston,. GaIl.w SSys: Troy; CentnIion Ross
Gerdaer Homan, Bedford; Model, Birdsal NY; barges
Vulcan, Mooie NY; Neptune McGee do; Lady Fashion,
do; Gen Warren. Muller Troy; sch Irousides. Ely NY.
miscellaneous HecOru.
PoRT New YoRK-The following list of foreign arrivals
aud cieannces during the month Of June ke from the
| books Of the Custom House,
Arrivals Clearances. Tonnage Cid.
American. LOG
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MEDIG;Alh AID,aDR. GREGORY is consulted usual
principles practice curing the diseases incident TO
,ssas.ss and Offices at No. Roosevelt door from
NJ EDICAL CARD-DR MORRISON gos. Fulton
diseases collegiate education, and pnctice Of twenty
eaa one s. r.
oaS no eh.S. h f. on their fc.sdsas
y. D. Letters post paid. promply amended to- jysa
SULPnHR BATHs5tor ErupnoSs Of the Skin. &C.
bess: Of Ss ss ss1s ss
% s s'fss ss SIsS
failed Open from A NJ to 10 ?. NJ ''A''''e' nave
| IS bottle. ''' - ' ;es snisr. 1"
rs ZEgLIQ. No; 81 Division street would rs,pect.
eonsny on ana hs D%0s
msnt OF sn,rrsd bonne saws plain aud fancy also
ladies' % % ss s0%sss: 1e e
OIL and examine her stock before chasing elsewhere
A 1DAkD-CH .RLEs WOLFE l.on-'n.lsw Of the lite
yies Staten 11 Tany yss; q Nsuu
and the public he has leased beautiful romaate Co
f S Dr. where here T. H
their favor j. located close the shore south Of
.sf r.%e1 @s%,ai,s y'''s' en-,
CH. AP sgGAKs-New crop Green and Black Teas and
just received from auction large stock Of and brown
s4.d 4 a.9 isl p1 res .ad AZ q which
ss,;S Sss .s s:IIss
g. Sssa a. :ns
res Of all kinds for sale in quantities suit
j. o. FOWLER,
$50 and 42e Greenwich, aud rs Vesey street
NIB Dealers and families from the would do well
out charges 10 IN an, = m
NJ FSR 9 H.s.D R.s.
letter. remarkable for durability and
he ersney q The gliding unsquaed b. other article in
me cy-wnch bnlliancy Is warranted stand exposure
20 he weather They also japanned any color that may
oe oesmea alssms m
EQQk SALE-Rscevng on commisson, and constantly on
hand, Bu'te Cheese, Lard Mess Thin Meas and Rms
aoLk om9ked hsms SHOULDERS, and Beef Mackers Shad
DRY And Picked Goldfish A,o Moss hogs
ss with general assortment Of groceries, Sold los to
- CLARK. FISK Co. 23s Eulfou street
~ bA large quantity smoked Meats and Cheese sIishslv
famaeed. he sold At low prices. ali i'm s se"
10 TrAh I i alNAS AMP 0wYtRs OF sTEAMBOATs
b be- .e LoSs Pier foot Of 10Th North river as sssmboa
Ill W oIdeI To accomm6 date the town rcsdents
Az, oisteamboats 10 make this apding fee Of wharf
or baEes for pleasure or fishing .w,p.
myii N,s re en- AZ all times wherever they wish TO TO- ~"
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A WORD TO ,GE ,TLEMEN-Gentlemvn, this is 20
"A inform you that yon can have your clothing either
cleaned dyed altered repaired anything
yet done the cy clothes cleaned and dyed without the aid
Of steam coorng, which gives cloth
and decrovs them 81 Murray street, OF Washing
ton Is the only place in the city where geta
small and contented with small profits, which gives
large business. note addressed ab6ve aendedto by
A. CORTISSOS. 81 Murray street.
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EVERY MOTHERS BooK-tn apprehension Of poverty
Il aud the prospect large family Of children prevent
consderae people from entering the married
book that viii tell important which
may these objections.
The sufhor allowed detail the charuc-
work bur be knows will be universally approved
~ among mar1ed PEOPLE.
For sale boob stores and Of the aufhor No Ann
street lie sr~
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WINDOW sHADEs.-Once We challenge the New
w York Shade dealers with the sale OF
Window Shades We making large daily additions
Of Shades and pledge ourselves be unrsod
As the quality ofour Shades, we have hn
word They took the premium the late fair at New
uk N j. We invite the citizens New York and tie sur
rounding country give call and will prove truth
Of our axse rons DUNCKER l. Becker,
Nosa Chat m street, near Chambers street,,
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( ,L0iriNu.nI yANpLkDiLi . Maiden Lsse. AVID
Boys and Chdren Clothing, Eve Skeleton Coats,
STYLE short skt Frock and Shad Coats suitable for every
also, than thousand pieces OF fashionable
goods make order all ofwhich will be sold the lowest
possible price
NIB. pleasant Sr inner Coat Vest and Pants from IS to
81. No. DC Maiden Lane, and losk West Broadway.
,%tnl ntHv
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LIOUIU HAIR DYE.

DATCHELORs advantageous Liquid Hair Dye, is far su
- Iror TO anything ys, offered for eoIorng the hair
1esutul md black brown, without staining
jung the skin. The wonderful facility with which this
aAbe liquid effects the desired object. exetes the sdmi
sald, Wholesale and retail IT wa BATCHELoRs. Nc;s
Wall street, Broadway. Pnce-Botes for the hair
so Tor the whsker a. Beware OF worthless
agents in Philadelphia. Eug Roussel Washington City,
u. Gibbs. ais ims~
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RO0LEs HYPERION FLUID, or Vegetable Hair Com.
~ position for preserving, cleansing, curling and beaut
flying the hair completely Graduating curf dandrf and
bloodvessels nerves &c. which feed and nonrish the Hair
thereby preventing badness and grey hair The Hyperion
vegetable compound, which, esides its tonic and stmua
ting qualities combines in itself thorough cleansing wash
blended with silky glossy moisture for the hair better than
sny oil grease or Pomatum yet free from their dleerous e
ec and possessing Intrinsic values never before attained
accelerate its growth sustain j. in maturity and continue the
dundancy the latest period Of life GENIAL and purifying,
Gspels scu. dadrf and all impurities Of the skin Equal
numerous where all other articles have failed it has
IS cents and 81 per bottle.
Prepared only by VIM BOGLE, Boston, and for sale by A.
iam-aso, at zfa Broadway, and IT East Broadway New
York ma 0tsr
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Az wouig call psrticvsr the
w manu- and superior article Of Lead Ppe
free from all imyeI fecons and warranted not to split.
able HHOS. OTIS LIE ROY co,
myls y0tsra &l and 80 Water street
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOOps..oenle
237 Broadway, Park Place, offers to his friends
and full and varied assortment Of
selected msnuaetursd With great care consisting
Of Cravats Scarfs Gloves Suspenders, Shirts Under Gar
ments, Hosiery, &C., &C..
N b.-The mbscrber will pay particular attention TO
making Shirts, Stocks Suspenders. Shoulder Braces Body
Brace &c. having engaged superior artist attend the
myis m.rc JOSEPH AGATE 2y Broadway
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nv TOwNsEND's SARsAPARILLA.
The MOST ExTAAORDTNAnYM MEDICINE IN fHI
WORLD -

TIE MOST ExTAAORDINA1YA MEDICINE IN fHR
T e sss W n ss. wv
diseases Without vomiting purEE sicksning. de-
Ss beauty srs Superiority ofthi: s.n.p.rlk =.
other remedies while ersdesiss disease, n nkigofates
1T HAS PERFORMED
nokr THAN 1900 CURES THIS rEAR.
ieoe cusrs 90 RHEuMArisM.
IJss ousss 90 pvsrsrsiA.
800 FrsALs CexrlAIsrs AND ovrH.
oss blood va: UIsrs serofaa Eryspelas, Salt Rheum.
r s s s nc Spinal
M .ss o% % " the
s.,ss ,Srras q s.usora,aa5y r. Va BusklIL,
sl% m. a ess % an h.nd;sa
ed % ~ Ys We VIII III % x
and { S STf Z sh sfHfE so oFfcFk
s -. af,s. Uasd ssI:s Navy has kindly sen, .; the
Esaw.r. Jan. q. is1:
:s.ss % ATE, ,.liss TWO sS of ass sot.
s,".s.'Ii. i.ss sSs,'ss. siIss q, .Sd ad hss i'm
O. w. MCLEAN.
.s,ss , ks ss, q "a se s.ss.y R'Sasfss pub
G C e D. e. sssi
ss n ssA ' %Aa.s s. q G ssi.n ..s
ssafls maa vel known Railway. Capt Mclean believe
tie have sassd has life. and Mr.. White
equally strong Confidence IN its efficacy Int Iii
ks hss would praise strongly what they did
fully believe 20 deserve a.
sCROFULA CURED.
This certificate handed Dr. Towusends ONCE this
proves his SaaparlIa has perfect
eouro tbs obstinate diseases Of tbs blood Three
psrsoas cured N one house Is unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN.
DR Towssrsp--Dear SIR have the pleasure TO inform
you s of my have been cured Of the scroula
81 The OF your ercellsnt madeleine They afflicted
very severely With bad mve taken only four Rces
took away for which fee mysef under deep
' isHAc ". cRhIN. LOG Wooster stree.
New York. March l. iet7.
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GERMAN SILVER.
JAMES g. MOFFET, No. III Prince street, third blocI
~ west OF brosdway constantly manufacturing 0ermaI
be equal 20 any obeI foreign domestic quality
which he will sell wholesale and retail reduced prices
All goods sold will be delivered any part the cit,
orR ronkrn. Gree Of exnease linz
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BOARDING IN A FRENCH FAMILY at Williams
bprghA Professor Of ths French Language hsyinE fur
ished house in Wilamsburgh within minutes walk Of
the Peck slip, wishes to accommodate for the summer
limited number of married single ladies gentle
The situation Of the most delightful in the neigh
the harbor and city Of New York. with the surrounding
Lessons in the French language and music il
Williamsbu a, the 5.h house : side in South Eighth
third street, near the Peck slip ferry, Wiamsburgh.
ml2 30$rc
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necessary; for, our readers will do that for
themselves We must be pardoned, however,
for making one alluslon. We know a
Young Lady of first rate respectability-of
first rate talents-of first rate accomplish
ments, and of first rate amiability of first
rate every thing, in fact, except in the mere
matter of beauty-and she is pretty enough.
Well, what is her conduct-How does she
use all this goM-all these rich gifts g
Why, she is the life Of every company she
is in n:--she gives charm and beauty to every
party she attends-she will converse with
you--s'ng for you-play for you-dance
for you-and all this she does well, and
handsomely, and, at the same time; so as
not to excite either your envy, or il-wilI,
but, on the contrary your respect and
esteem-not TO say more and besides this,
there is not one of her female acquantances
but loves her. This is an "earth trcading
stur."-IHis is LADY for you.
To be continued (perhaps.)
DOW Scn'r
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I&io.esayisstt0 G. Female Academy.

46is.Institution of learning is How; with q full
corps of Teachers and in successful operation.
Professor Linebak has taken charge of tho music
department.. This gentleman stands at the head Of
his profession, and will, no doubt, give entire salts
faction to those who may place their daughters un-
der his tuition. From tho manner in which the
Greenville School has been conducted for the last
threo years, the trustees can recommend it, as an
Institution in every way worthy Of tho confidence
and entitled to the patronage Of DIN enlightened pub
lie A. B. CROOK, P. B. Il.
G.. F. TOWNS, Secretary.
May 1s47.' 13 3w
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The State of South Carolina
hBBEHII;IE A D1SFRIC1

RSBEV1IEE DISTRICT. :.
IN the Court Of Ordinary.
Sarah J. a. Wheaton, vs.. Thomas SIM.
mons and others.-Application Of Crtdi-
tors, for proceeds. of Real Estate, 10 be
paid to administrator for Da1a,eut Of
debts, on. .insu6iei;eenssy i gsyssdnI Estats.
1t appearing to my satisfaction; that Thomas
Simmons, Frances Simmons and Anna Sims
mons tnin6r, parties Defendants, reside
without the limits of this State: It there
fore ordered that they do appear and show
cause withih the time, viz, Goth May, le47,
why tile prbceeda 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 Adminisirator on deficit of per-.
sonal Estate-7ther consent as confessed. will
be entered ofrecord.
Feb 70. 3m D. LESIiY, Ord'y. !.
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CANDIDATES.,
For Tax Collector,

We are suthorized to announce JAMES
NJ. CALVERT, as a candidate for TAX
COLLECTOR, at the ensuing election.
The friends of Capt E. c.. MARTIN,
announce him candidate for TAX COLLEC-
TOR, at the next ensuing election
The friends of WILLIAM J. HAM.
! MOND, take pleasure in announcing him
Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR at the
ensuing election.
The Friends of JOSEPH S. u. WETH.
ERALL announce him as a Candidate for
TAX COLLECTOR; ut the ensuing cleo
ton.
The friends of the Rev JAS. MOORE
respectfully announce him as candidate for
the office of Tax Collector at the ensuing
election.
The Friends of w S. HARRIS, announce c
him as a candidate for reelection 10 the office
Of TAX COLLECTOR; at the ensuing
election.
We are authorised to annouEcc JOHN
CUNNINGHAM, as O candidate for TAX
COLLECTOR, at the next election.
The friends Of EZEKIEL TRIBE
announce him as a candidate for the office of
Tax Collector at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce It. T..
CUNNINGHAM as u candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
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will In
hereafter enlisted
disability
be
fthc public
honbly discharged
bearing
decmab a o
Besides monthly
good h comfortable and oncntcd
provided
unable perform his duty Should disabled
for in.
By the above tits that and allowances respectable
his and furnished
coffee.
The of 10o Dollars will paid
who shall
The citizen should present his the Lieutenant
Recruiting
!. J. MARTIN Lieut.. Infantry
=: :; -: Recruiting Officer.
June I'd. lS47.
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Notice..

The subscribers respectfully invites the attcn
ton Of the citizens Of Abbevlle nnd the Dis.
trict. generally, to their. MERCHANT
this Village, two noors above the Planters
Hotel, where they will keep at all times fine
assortment Of GOODS for Gentlemen s
wear. Their Slock this Spring have prir c-
pally been purchased IN New York, ard con-
sst in part of, :.
Super Black French Cloths.
& Blue g {:
'' Brown {: 4"
" Black Doeskin Casm'rs
" I" Fancy "
White and Fancy Drillings.
A splendid assortment of Vcstings,
A fine lot Of white Kid Gloves, black do.
Black Satin and fancy Cravats. Scarfs, Sus.
penders, silk under Shirts and Drawers,
A fine article of cotton Shirts and Drawers,
Buttons and Trimmings Of all kinds,
Also variety ofgoods belonging to the trade,
Military Trimmings &c., all of which will
be made up in style that will suit any that
may favor us with their patronage.
JOHN LYON,
JOHN LIPSCOMB.
Abbeville c. H., April 9th l647. 9 BIN
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEv1LIE DISTRICT
Notice

=. INOClCG
To the Creditors and Heirs Of Richmond
Harris. deceased.
All persons having demands against the
Estate will present them 10 D. Lesly. .Adm-
nistrator of said Estate as Derelict, on or be-
Estate will be agportioned: and closed: And
as the personal Estate is insufficient to pay the
dcb,5-and the following heirs and !egatees
reside without the limits of' th,s State, viz {:
Frances e Harris: Agnes S Hunter, Uriah
r. Harris, Louisa I. Heard, and A ] Harris
and the creditors have petitioned for the pro-
ceeds of real Estate, to pay debts: 1t is
appear and show cause, why the proceeds of
the real Estate of said Richmond Harris de-
ceased, should not be- so applied; on or before
the 20lh OF May ls47, otherwise, their con-
sent as confessed, will be entered of record
Feb. ~. l647. 3m D. tESLY, Ord'y.
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spectiully invited to unite with them on that
day.
A Sermon will be preached by the Rev'd
D McNelll Turner. Also Masonic address
may be expected.
Dinner will be prepared 1T the house Of
Bro. James Moore. Tickets tt the dinner
can be had on applying to Bros. Thomas P.
Spierin; or Edward s. Bailey
II is requested that the members of the
Lodge particularly, an1 the brethren generally,
will assemble as early as possible, say by 10
o'clock A. NJ, as there will be considerable
business 10 transact.
A Band of Music will enliven the services
of the day:
WILLIAM HILL, Sec'ty. G, l..
Abbeville G.. H. June 9. A. l.. 5S47.
2 June lS47. 3w Ia
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Saml. Gillner
J F.LiVinGstOn.
The State of South Carolina.
,BEVILLE DISTRICT

tlIC1
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
James Cochran vJames Fish-Attach-
nient
The Plaintiffin this case having filed his
declaration in the Clerks Office this day: And
known to be in this State Ordered that said
defendant do plead to the said declaration
within r year and o day from this date. other
wise Judgment by default will be awarded
against him TIP SPlERIN, G.. c., P.
Clerks Office 29lh April l847 ly ID
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Citation.

Whereas, Thomas NJ. Finly, by Thomas 'Thom-
his Attorney applies to mo to grant him letters
of ADMINISTRATION OH the Estate of Reuben Finly
dec'd: These are therefore to cite the kindred and
creditors Of the deceased, to appear before me in
Ordinary OH Wednesday 7tE June next, to. show
cause why said Administration should not be
granted: 80;
Given under my hand at Abbeville c. H. Gath
May, l847. ID. LESLY, Ordinary.
May 26th l3 2w
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Notice..

The subscriber having Just eturned from Charles
ton with splendid assortment of Fancy dry goods,
Shoes, Hats, Bouncts, Crockcry and Hard wares
&C. which he offers to the public i'll general, on the
most reasonable terms. Those who wish to pur-
chase goods for cash, will do we'll to call ind exan-
inc his stock before purchasing else whsre con.
siderable discount will be made for cash.
Jacob Painters
Due West, June lS47. At II