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Haiti.

Dcs ettres pariiculieres Jatees dcs Cages lie 81
mai, confinement les nouvclIes qu suivcnt -
Te general Jean Claude a envoye un corps de
troupes pour attaqucr les villes de Camillon, Sam
Louis ct Aqun. Ccs places sc sont renducs depuis
lors ct dc terribes repr6sailles ont Ell lieu Cent
cnquantc prisonniers ont etc mis- mort dams les
prisons dc Camillon ct la fete de Fun DIES chefs,
Louis Jacques, etc promcnee dams cettc vile
al bout dune lance, pour servir de lecon ceux
qu seraient tcntes dc fimitcr Les troupes ont
touvG les ves dc Saint-Louis ct 'Aquin desertes.
Les mascns ont etc livrees anx solda's, qui ont
minis tou,es sortes d'exces Ces troubles ont Gu
malheureusemcnt pour cause, en- grande partie,
uic question de races, ct la population de couleur
Ell grandemcnt d souilrir. Her, lc President est
arrive lei pour roster quelques jours. Sa pre-.
sence aura sans doute pour rcsultat de metre un
terme Get tiat de chose
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THE FOREIGN MAILS.
POST orYloE, CITY OF NEW YORK,

JuiY 3 1913
received the Post Once Del ment Order Of
which the following copy, together with u" portion Il the
Law Of Conp referred to- ROBT. II. MORRIS, i. VI.
INSTRCC7 IONS
IAN Letters other msiiahe matter, coming into the
United Saiee from foreign countries going Of the United
states other countries required be Trough the
Post Office the place Of departure arrival, The Po
TO lie charged all letters going of the United
to, through The Kingdom of Great Brt'in it's Colo
from, through the kndom Great Britain
or lie Colonies into the United States by foreign pacip
other vefsel will be rs follows the Tos,ages the
letters other maaie matter TO be 0a
not exceeding half ounce in weight conveyed he the
countries by for ign packet "a and for each additional
half or fraction under ad iops Of q
and conveyed between two countries by foreign private
ship when weighing half under the
win he 10 cents and for each additional II action
under additional postage OF 10 rents each will
De eageale with flour each sheet Of other
printed matter will he rated ANY violations Of
The law viii be with the evidence the District
ney, for prosecution" Z. JOHNSON,
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INTELLIGENCE FROM Brazil AND THE RIVER OF
PIArE.-We have received the journals of Rio
Janeiro, to the 9th OF May; the news they
contain is trivial and local. The chamber of de-
pues continued in session, occupied in the
discussion of matters purely domestic. The
dates from Montevidco are to tie 18th of May.
Peace was not yet concluded with Oribe all the
negotiations TO that effect had utterly failed.
General Rosas seems to have interposed to prevent
the acceptance Of the TERMS and conditions sug-
gested by the French and English agents. to Oribc.
The French had, therefore, landed their artillery
tor the defence Of Monte vidco, which was pro-
nounced TO be in s,ate Of siegc.
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AMERICANS ABRoAp.---We learn that Silas E.
Burrows, Esq, of this city, sailed on Fri lay in his
yacht, the Patapsco, for st. Petersburgh, Russia
He is bearer of dispatches from the State depart
ment to our minister at the court Of the Gar. 1t
is the intention of Mr.. b., we understand, to visit
the principal ports on the Baltic, before his return
to the United States This will be the first trip of
an American gentleman across the Atlantic in
pleasure Yacht.
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Rail Road, or no Rail Road
PEtCE or WAR,
EE. sT'Es .ta;&s, Ma ss.E4e,aErq1y,

II. sTEsta%s, Ma CAF4cas,ss1y,
Has received Il large and splendid a:>nri
ment Of, the following FRESH GOODS
which will be sold at very low prices.
Brown and iIcach"d S!li'tng$ irou ) CTS UP
Do d" shcctn9s : II IL =
Fancy Prints from 6 ii To 23 cents,
Furniture do " $ "25 .
Mourning and second mourning Prints 10
cents up
Plaid Casillans and English Alrrinos,
Black ~ lpacaS from 30 cts ur,
Bombazene,
Mourning nous dc lain 25, 81 and 30 Cts
Fancy cold do do do Is 5-1 up,
Tartan plaid Shawls,
Scotch wool do
Ladies' and Gents cold kid and beaver
Gloves,
90 do crlvats ana! ScarfS,
do do silk and linen cambricik
H'dk'is
Linen, Lawns, Silk and Satin.
Also,
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DUNBAR & BURNSIDE.

Hhv!ag removed from tic n:;,h Store inruurrly
occupied by them, to tho store next TO Dr.. ".
Stokes, AMI nearly opposite their old sa.d,
lia!nburs, ). e.,
Are now receiving, and will continue TO re-
cclve, heavy supplies OF the following Goods,
which they ottcr TO their friends aud the pub.
lie generally, at the lowest na rkc, prices
SUGARS. New Orl,uns, Muscova,Io,
Porto Rico, Clarified, Double Refined Loaf,
crashed and powdered.
COFFEE. Prime dark green Rio, COM
mon do, Cuba ST. Domingo, PrIu.e old Gov
crnmcn, Java.
BAGGlNG, A heavy stock OF Kentucky,
and other kinds Of American manuiact TO-.
gcther with fair stock Of Dundee and (;unrv
ROPE. Kentucky, Jute, Manila and
Tow, from ! to inch.
SALT. Large Charleston Sacks and
MoLAssEs. Cuba, New Orleans and
Sugar House; a superior article Of Syrup.
TEAS. Tyson, Gunpowdcr, Impcriai and
Black.
IRON. OF all sizes. also q good assort-
ment of Hoop and Band Iron, German aud
Cast Steel. Nail Rods, &c: Nails Of al! sizes.
CHAIRS. Maple, Windsor, Cane Seat,
Childrcn's. Office. Rocking and Nurse
POWDER. FEE Dupont's, Blasting,
Eagle. Sporting, and kentucky Rifle Powder.
a heavy stock of Saddles, Bridlcs Martini
gales, Halter Chains, Drawing Chains, Wee
ding Hoes, Sperm, Adamnnllnc and Tul!ow
Candles, Rice, Soaps, Tobacco Of various
brands, Hats and Caps Of different grades
and shapes, Boots and Shoes, Sole. Upper
and Harness Leather, superior lot Of kup
aud Calf skins, pure White Lead, warranted;
Window Glass, 7 20, 6 >tlO. 10 >.I2, IL IIl,
best quality Ncg,o Blankets o to I2-4 Bed
Blankets, Osnaburgs, Cotton Yarn, all nuns
bcrs, b!ca chcd and brown Domestic Goods,
heavy and light kcrscys, Buckets, Tubs. Su-
gar Cans. Measures, Brues bound Pals, Shot
of all sizes Lead, Blue Stone, Copperus, /, alt
pctrc, Ginger, Pepper, Spice. Shoe Thread,
Cotton and Wool Cards. Cocoa Dppcrs,
l5rooms. Wagon Boxes, Grindstones, Cast
ngs or Hollow. Ware, Nos. |, 9 and Muck,
crcl, Beds: cads, Thomaston Lime, &c. &c.
Sept IS 90 If
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The State of South Carolina,

AB,ENlLLE DiSrEIcT-iN EQUITY.
WilIj,m p. RcmEcr,, Geo. l.. Holmes and
Atie. =. Rcbccca Rrmbcrt, widow. and
ciLers, heirs OF Samuel Rcmbcr, decd.
Bill .jor P@iitio".
/: appearing tot the Court that R"hccca Rem
bert, Mary II Nj Rcmbcrt, LOUISA Rrmb"r,
Samuel S Rrmb"It, Jacob Moon and Ilar-
rict Al. his wife, Lrwclllh G. trlnbc,t, john y
,rrczvunt and Lou:sa.'R his wife, J,mcs !,
Rcmbcr, John V Pope, --- Mni'r and
Louisa his wife, Judith Pope und Aioril:, Pei,
cy Pope, Defendants, rrsidn without il limits
of this State: Ordered, thut the sail ljrirn-
dani's do appear and plead, answer, or dcmur
to the said Bill within three months from this
date, or the said Bill will be taken pro rouIrs-
so against them. II. A. JONES'. f. H.
Com'rs office, Nov 6, lSl7 81 Bin
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The Daily National Wing,

Is published in the CITY of Washington, every
day at three o'clock, p. A., Sundays cxccp-
ted. and served to subscribers in the City, ut
lii" Navy Yard, in Georgetown, in Alcxan-
driu, a;id in Baltimore the same evening, ut
I'll cents u week, payable to the sole agent Of
the Wing, C. l.. Gilctrcs,, Esqr, or his Or
G,'r Ii Il: also mailrd 10 any part Of the Uni
ted States Tor ST. per annun, or 81 for 6
months, payable in advance.
Tie :>nlional Wing is what It's name indi-
Gates. 1t speaks the sentiments Of the Wing
putty of the Union on every question of pub
lie policy. 1t advocates the election to tho
Presidency OF Inchary Taylor, subject TO the
decision OF u Wing National Convention. 1t
max, : war to the knife upon MI the measures
and acts Of tn" Administration deemed TO be
adverse TO til" interests of the country, and
exposes without fear favor the corruptions
OF the party i'll power. It's colums arc open
10 every man in the country. for the discus,
sion %! p"iiI Cal or any other gu. stions.
Ia ;,t',iilior to pol,lc$, Il large space in the
Nn'unal Whg will bc d voted 10 publica-
tons upon Ayric,Itnr.', Mechanics, and o,licr
useful arts, Science in grE' raj, Lnw, Medi-
cine, Statistics, &r. Choice specimens of
Amcr!cnn ard Foreign Literature will also
be gwen, including R"vicws. DC, A weekly
list OF the patrnts issued by the Patent Office
Will likewise b.. puhllslcd-llIc whole forming
Il complete family newspaper.
ne ~ 'chlY 4\ht'oilai ~ li1, onH oi ltc
larg"st newspapers in the United States. il
made up iru,n the columns of the Daily Ma
tional Wing. and is published every Saturday
for The low price OF So per annum, payable in
advance. A double sheet of iglt pugcs will
be gwen whenever the press OF matter shall
Justify II.
The Mrmnirs Of General Taylor, written
expressly for III" National W'hig, are in course
Of publication. They con,n,.ncrd with the
second number, large number of copies Of
which have been printed, to supply calls for
back numbers.
CHS w. FENTON,
Prop'ici"r Of the National Wig.
Ang. 25 Prs bill S20] 26 GIN
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G. \ II DID A II T. S i.


i " IL j "A ~ ~ IL II Il u i ~ H.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN NJ
GOLDlNG as u candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
NJ. CALVERT, us q candidate for TAX
COLLECTOR, at the ensuing election.
The friends of Capt. T.. G.. MARTIN,
announce him as IL candidate for TAX COLLEC-
IOR, ut the next ensuing election.
The friends OF WILLIAM J. HAM
MOND, take pleasure in announcing him
Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR ut the
ensuing !, ctiou.
Tue Friends OF JOSEPH S. ID. WETH.
ERALl.. announce him us Candidate for
TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing cleo.
ton.
The friends Of the Rev. JAS MOORE
respectfully announce him as q candidate for
the office of Tax Collector ut the ensuing
election.
The Friends Of w S. HARRIS, announce
him as n candidate for rc-"lcctlon TO the Office
Of TAX COLLECTOR, ut the ensuing
election.
We authorised 10 announce JOHN
CUNNINGHAM, as Il cundldutc for TAX
COLLECTOR, ut the next election.
The friends Of EZEKIEL TRIBE
annouIcc him candidate for the office Of
! Tux Collector at the ensuing election.
We arc authorized TO announce T. II.
CUNNINGHAM as candidate for Tax
Collector ut the ensuing election
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10 The Public.

Th" undrrfi ignrd would r''spr ctlully Announce
10 Travellers: and persons visiting lianhnry,
hat he has taken for term u! years, the lIO.
pltl, long known as iCBBhRD'S AME-
RiCAN HOTEL, which it is his purpose 10
keep such House sioId be- KEEP !, aid vii
only promise TO ull " hn Invur him with call
THAI hr iii do all ln bis power 10 pl'as"; and
wh.r" as much tonior, and Qui may b..
exp .ccd Us can b. found AT anv rnl.iic IlonSr.
y car, fiji und nt!cn'iv" iIosilrr will be-
kept constantly in the Stable, and liois's
shall uc att"ndd TO in il Way that >.a. 1--WE
ntIrr SHii$:ar rilGn.
liberal palronag" is respectfully soii,ittI.
WM. kt.TCIIAM
Hamburg. Aug |! 2:;i
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NOTICE.

The subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA.
TlON, lying within half mile of this plac &C,
containing $50 acres. On the premises arc
two story framed Dwelling, framed Negro
Houses. new framed Gin House, and new
and excellent Screw attached, with other out
buildings, such as arc common on plantations.
Two hundred and fifty acres at least of the
land is unclearcd and finely timbercd; guam
iity Of that part cleared is very productive
land, and most of the unclcarcd is of very
good quality. The price will be moderate.
Persons wishing to purchase, will apply to the
subscriber on tho premises. ~ .,
JAMES S. WILSON.
Abbcvlllc C. H., Sept Is 90 3w
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7kaac and Female Fgisfa Schools
Greenwood, AbhcYillc :. G.

In urging tho claims Of the above institutions to
public patronage, tho Trustees present the fellow
ing considerations: They are located in Il Village
we'll known for tho purity Of its water, tho s;u-
bry of its climate, and moral character OF its i'll
hnbitants They designed to afford thorough
and extensive education, conducted upon religious
principles They are supplied with chemical and
phll"soiIlchl apparatus, cabinet Of minerals and
curoslties and other for illustration in the
; various departments Of science. They will always
Dc furnished with teachers, for whose competency
in every respect, is pledged the character OF the
Greenwood Association and Of tho South Carolina
Prcsbytrry.
The Trustees will spare no pains to render these
institutions equal TO any in tho State: and While
II Is their an TO elevate the standard Of cLucnt;nn
ample provision will be made Tor tic Youngest ,,l-
pil. system oil classification with regard to ca
pacity and atainmcnts will lie rigidly observed,
thereby rendering it important that pupils enter AT
the beginning Of the session. The scholastic wear
will consist often months and be divided into two
sessions: lst commencing first Monday in FcbrlI-
airy, 2nd commencing second Monday III July
RatcS u IHlttoN are us t0ii0Ns, per Session:
MALE SCHOOL" FEMALE SCHOOL.
Isl class, $500 LIST class, $1,000
Cd do 1000 I'd do lOD0
Sd do 600 3d do GOO
-s;s. Extra-Music, 5000
N.Y. = French, 500
"t3Yn5& tfc al Plane, 200
3N Contingent. 80
ITBoarG al $500 per month including fire.
wood AID washing
JAMES GILLIAN I.EsG.Y.
JOHN LOGAN. r. c,Iuo,v
JOHN McIEEs.
Nov3 36 ,f
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Lewis Pyles tolls before me bay mare
MULE, over ~ years old, Is hands and
half high, shoulders marked from being
hurt with gear and white hair has come
out on them; has small white spot on the
Ioin. Appraised at forty dollars. Said
mule may be found at the residence Of
Lewis Pylcs, about Ten miles north of Due
West, and l-2 miles above Scuffletown.
w. =. MARTIN, Magistrate
Dec / 40 om
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,MIo DA..RR:jM.&i1L ADA.D,ljsML<Y.
lhe trustees OF MI. Carmel lake pie asure IN
announcing 10 the public that they have been
successful IN securing the services Of Mr.. D.
w. G.. TILLOTSON for the ensuing year
The school TO he conducted on the same plan
and at the same rates Of last year. Mr. Til
lotson is too well known MS first rate teacher
and cisciplinarian to give any further COM
ments. Cheap board can be had in the neigh
borhood. The school will commence on the
first Monday in January next.
Trustees p Leroy, l.. Gown, r. Bra.
dy, +. Rogers, J. Wells, p. Gray, S. Nor
rah. }. McCelvy, II. McCcivy.
Nov 10 81 81
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PARTITION.

Lewis ]. Wilson V. Jane A. Wilson, and
others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, thai Joseph
Riol1ey and Nancy c. lis wife, a;:d Edward
Wilson. parties dei'ts in this case, reside
beyond the limits Of this State: Ordered, that
they do appear and object 20 the division or
, sale Of the Real Estate of John Wilson, dec ID,
Oil or before the 18th day Of February next,
or their consent to the same will be entered
of Record DAVID LESLT,
Nov "a, l647 80 3m Ordinary.
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<iEeAiat.a =. sEdsa3
+ +, NJ \ l.. /, \ { \ l. /. VI !

jUndy. tle coi'rel OF tho Baptist Denominations
Mr.. nnd Mrs. R:-M. Nichols lcg leave to
inorn their !ri,4iti and the pulic that III"
second session oi ih"ir school terminated ON
the Eth instant, and liant th, neat session
will coi:!intlrc oil the 10Th OF january, l. II.
They agniu tender 10 their iii n.is t!,,l.
very sincere th;,nha Tor iII' continued aud iu-
creased patronage they have received, und
they tr'is, trr'n the pleasing results o. 'h"
past year, that an ildiinnisllsd attention on
tlirir paris, an, ti' improvements about TO be
madr III H." several departments of Music md
tie Natural 'Scrnccs, viii merit continu-
nncc OF this confidence IN their capAbiy and
eXrrlioUs.
\ lady OF superior acconlpisiim" "nts will be
engaged, capuhlr of conducting any Grpari-
mrnt in the School, SO il.at no loss oi time
can possiblyhn incurred hy the nlisiostlon
or other uEuvu,!ahc can.c OF absence OF c!tli-
er OF I'll" Principals.
suium.yrar hat lirr. will Er but short vacn-
ton iii the summer, and one OF five or six
weeks; III tllt: winter: such an arrangement
being conSailaHt with the wishes Of Tie nu-
jnr;ty Of he friends Of thclr pupils.
Arrana'm.n Iii. snn.lr 10 sc.ur, comfort.
abb loar,! Tor amy number OF pupils: md j! 10
particularly urged upon !l;. notice oi tie pub
!c iiat p!!p." are charged ouiy from lir / Inc
OF t;.,'lr ,;,;crnr to the rld 81 that .;uHsin:i.
J; is, !l;}"c, ,'r, higliy advantageous to pupil
to coini:."nCr vii Iii" Il, aon.
CSE-Eur trrnIs, see liz, ndvrrtlscln II, Of the
Trustees.
Gra"nwcod. Dec % I3 If
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PARTITION.

Enoch B1rnoic ana wife, applicants, VS..
Pincknry Jones and others, dri'ts.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that ---
Sharp and vile, Jane, Murray and
wife, Mary, two Of the Defendants, reside
without he limits OF this state: /; is, there
fore, Ordered, that tn y DO appear and object
10 the division or sale of he Real Estate of
Hugh Morrah, deceased, OIL or before the first
Monday in March next or their consent to
the same will be entered oil record
DAVID LESLY, q. A. d.
Nov 81, lS47 80 3m
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Clear Spring Acadvuiv.
This School, how under the cI,ntgc and d-
r'c'ion Of james Mabry, Esq will be resumed
on til" first Monday in January, and vii con-
tInur its exercises until tho first Of Jny,
when there will bc a vacation lrring that
mouth, after which The exercises OF the sc.0ol
wall be resumed and continue till the last day
Ill November, both SESSIONS making schu,
iasl,c term OF ten months. The most tho
rough and complete instruction vii; b., given
in the Greek and Roman languages, together
with Algebra. Natural Philosophy, Cns-
try, History, Nc.
The Academy Is . miles cast Of Cnlloun's
Mills, in hrn!thy and beautiful place, with
the advantage of the best and purcs; water
Immediately at hand the place has also great
advantages in respect to very moral, social
and intelligent neighborIiood. Recommending
it to all. The best OF boarding may b. had
for six dollars per month.
The rates OF tuition established BY tho
Trustees are as follows:
Rates Of Imition per Session Of 5 Months.
For the first r',ilimcnts embracing
Reading, " riing and Spelling, Sc 90
The above, with Arithmetic. I'm
glish Grammar and Geography, 500
The above with Algebra, Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, 1000
Th" above, with Latin and Greek, 1900
The Academy will also be under the d-
rcc,ion Of the following
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
John Wilcman, Esq, John Harris Jas.
McCaslan, NJ. O. McCaslan, Samuel Wide
man. Dec s d 4,s
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Warehouse and Commission
BUSINESS
II A VI B URG, S. {

The subscribers having leased
t. % EstIc Ware House in Hamburg,
NSgGGssNX late ly occupied by Smith g. Ben
otssa&agaszase son, for years, ndcr the firm of
Rnmcy g. Togsart. They offer their services
to their friends and the public generally, in
the STORAGE and SALE Of COTTON,
FLOUR, BACON. and Produce of all kinds:
RECEIVING and FOR WARDING NER.
CliANDlZE. and Purchasing Goods 10 Or.
der, &c.
They hope, by strict attention, TO merit a
share Of public patronage.
Their House will be open on the first Sep
tcmOer for the transaction Of business.
JOHNSON RAMEY.
JOHN TAGGART.
June 90. 1S47. I7tf
~ The Hamburg Journol will copy the
above until further orders.
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LOST.

On Monday Of Court, fine GOLD HEADED
WALKING CANE, vanished black, either in
this village, or between this place and Cedar
Springs. Any information respecting it will bc
thankfully received, or the finder suitably reward
cd. j. w. FRAZIER.
Cedar Springs, Oct 81 35 If
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AhJcviiic EiuIc Academy.

a DDCNiliN tiITn .ACUUVlNN.
The exercises oI ins Academy vii. bc resumed on
the FIRST Monday l:,I day of January.
RafcS n IaIti0~ per Session q . Hc"!AS.
For spelling reading ;:,d wiring, $500
Tho above. wish i.!~i..ii grammar. Ceogri,-
liy history. arithmetic amt! ccinpo:it!un, lO.Gp
'ii!r above, win ipr!c, rhetoric, chemistry,
philosophy A:on0ily, algebra, geometry
old tho higher mathematics. Latin and
Greek, l5nO
i',r cnili.""it "vIcnscs, -
D,v l3 IJ-t a. \. MGE.-I,.
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The State Of South Carolina.

ABEEvlLLE DISTRICT,
John G. Wilson, applicant, v. Robert A
Wilson and othcrs.-ParlitOn in Ordinary
1t appearing TO my satisfaction that Mr. Bull
g"r and Jane his wife, Thos Lcsly and Susan
his wife. Joseph LesIy and Mary his wife,par.
tics Defendants, reside without the limits of
this State: Ordered that they do appear and
oh"ct to the division or sale Of the Real Es-
tasl" Of Alexander Wilson, decd on or before
the first day Of February next, or their con-
sent 10 the same will be entered Of record.
DAVID LESLY,
Nov 10, 1897 80 3m Ordinary.
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Money Saved is as s0ul rs Money rurnsd,'

NJnry Saved is aS s0ol rs Money Eurued."
-i"a no~ IS th. Hhir In SIRE IL!
To all purchasers of DRY GOODS, We say that
II YOU " ssh In Innkc money. cal; and be convinced
G." The fact, th, hy pHt' !,~iny Of lis, YOU viii hs
making money hl saving ii. We have Il good ;;:;-
suTinrnt oi ol the ::ncirs i,.:nd in il Dry
Good Store, i prices ,"d {" tie l,.,,:,,..i ;...t,
- Will br seen by :, lis, ~: i,'w articles:
t;'Ehlncr"s % to ~ ~ cents per yard
VI lisn d, ,I'n;.S ~ to - =! ;!.; PER ward.
Gnyii.!,ii% ID to 81 cents,
:apaccns .i:j 3 to -;l,!.',
t"i.r",s q ii i" -,
]'.nrn l}ainlirrciI.ri> II l-2 ia SI."O.
i..d.rS coituu Il,..t' = = tu 81 cents.
Also, ii :!c;a assortment oih"lvy Wool Sh;.wl,,
I:i~i"n;.li" ;' :;"!:, iii.i 81, IL SO: Mus:,
IL" !,'iir, silk Hi ,.".>.ir S.Hi> very low. In
Ii"hiii.*. III, :.'. t! a.i.i brown lonsi,..s, W, :r
nlt l.. h. l..:..
j - u-ri'S 10 cnsiii!"r:!tc articl; and prices, one
cali Wi! satisfy III" purchaser t We have S,,ak
IH ii''h: 'i tina; th:S = iii" place l.I;snr cGlty
especially. +. =. sIIi.iMNN.
vi tho oil! stand oi j. q. H. Ford.
Hamburg. Nov ~ 81 I'm
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The State of South Carolina,

The State of South Carolina,
ABDEvILLE Dl>rRIRr-IN EQUITY.
William Campbell, vs.. Geo. A. Miller,
Admir-. SC, John Il. Heron and Mary
+. Hcrron.-BlNt for Relief a,M Lujunc-
tio4 dc.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Johp ~
Heron and Mary II Heron, two OF the Defen.
dants in the above case, are absent from and
reside beyond the limits OF this State; On
motion, ordered, that they DO appear and
plead, answer or demur 10 said Bill, within
three month from the publication hereof or
SAID Bill will be taken pro confesso against
them.
Fl. A. JONES, C. E. A. D.
Com'rs. office, Nov. Is I947. .
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NJ A r T IN e. LEE,
ATTORNEYS at E:nxy.

ABBEVIT.LE c. II.
The undersigned have formed Co partnership in
tho practice Law and EQUITY, and will at
tend the courts of the Western circuit, and also
Edgcficld tho Southern circuit.
Their office is situated in the range cast of the
public square and adjoining Mcssrs. Thomson 6,
Falrs Office. Nov II 3S-tf
h. Y. MARTIN. WM AVG LEE
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"ROugh and Ready"

at Cahoun's Mills, have opened SHOP where
will attend punc,ually and do all kinds of tai
LORlNG i'll the latest and most approved style,
OIL liberal terms, and be thankful of patronage.
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