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LITERARY GLEANINGS.
From the Union Magazine for May:
THE STATISTICS.
ny MRS. JANE c. CAMPBELL.

"Clara, wish you would assis, me with
this sewing; Miss Grey was not well yester-
day, and fear will not be able TO come here
to-day" f." 5Ia Uuf 'o.tt tgH. g.Cas II
sand do you wish me 10 take her place,
and turn seamstress? No, no, aunt Lefty,
dislike sewing; plain sewing is horribly vu.-
gar, and beside es Pvc no tune; after taking
nv Italian lesson will finish one more row
on nv worsted netting, and then must dress
for a walk. don't know why Mary Grey
has those everlasting headaches; people who
live by their needle should acl differently;
she knows ma will be disappointed if she
is moi here, and think she might have exer-
ted herself little 10 oblige MAJ" ua %
s.You cannot be so unreasonable as to wish
her to work when she is unable to do so
"Unable! believe half the time she is
only putting on airs; and 1t is pas fault, for
he treats Mary as if she we're an equal, in
stead of an old maid who is paid by the day
for plain sewing" =, y &o
q "Clara! Clara! am grieved to hear you
talk SO unfeclingly. From your cradle you
have been surrounded by luxury, every wish
las been gratifed, and just in proportion as
YOU have been removed above the toillne
thousands around you, in Just such proper
tion YOU have become pampered and selfish y
81 81 wish no lectures, aunt Lefty. 3 Your
sympathy for the single siserhood is not to
be wondered atj old maids -pshaw!"s
t,fhe young lady took her lesson, finished
her row of netting, dressed herself with ex-
4 J., 10
.sI Clara's mother was out of town., and the
duty Of experimenting the household con-
Germs devolved wholly on aunt Lefty. In
deed, this was no rare occurrence. Tor her
sis,er.in.law, when in town, was obliged to
receive and return so many visits, that
"Leny, will you give orders TO cook this
morung-Letty, will you help Miss Grey
with this sewipg-Letiy, will you stay in the
nursery until the baby goes TO sleep, the lit.
lie thing does not like nurse, and am enga-
ged for The eveningr-requesls that had first
been made in gentle, insinuatng manner,
as if favor would be granted if aunt Lefty
complied wttA6hem, were now equal to COM
mands, whef uttered by Mrs. Alexander
Boardman TO herhusbands sister. gy gaW
Whilst Thoughts of her ownhappy gidhood
were ,hronging round her heart. aunt Lefty
feltthat she asindeed an old maid, as with
tears binding hereyes she sat down alone to
.stich, stitch, stitch" for her brolher's wife.
From the death Of her aged mother, Lett
fla Boardnan had resided with her only bro
ther,pa wealthy merchant. Afectionately
attached to his sister, Mr. Boardman always
wished her TO act as if his house were her
own, and, daily engaged in. business, he
knew not but his dear Lefty was happy as he
desired she should be. Of the many servi-
ces looked for as a matter of course by Mrs..
Bpardman, and exacted as a right from the
sold maid" by Clara, he knew nothing, for
his sister would not stoop to complain, nor
did she wish 10 wound his feelings by show
ing him how matters stood n 9.dg yu
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POETRY
THOUGHTS ON FHEHoLY LAND.

A45 fIHUUGhIS ON 1HEt HOLY LAND.
0tty- These beautiful lines were written i
1882 by Lamartinc, previous to entering on hi
voyage to the East Like the touching and ten
der lines on the death Of his daughter Julia, al
after quitting jerusalem, to be found in ''Voy
age en- Orient" they are unique and the yer
"soul Of poetry" t ~ 8
have not felt on tile sea ofsnnd n{ ifis 3i
The slurnberous rocking of the desert bark 3
Nor qicnched my thirst at with quivcring hand.
by Iiebrons well beneath tho palm trees dark;
Nor in the pilgrims tent my mantle spread,
q Nor laid me in the dust Whore Job hath lain.
. Nor while the canvass murmured over head
Dreamt Jacobs mystic dream again. a-4I0s
ofthe worlds pages one syet unread; iiN'fN ,.
How the stars trembe in Chalien's sky, a Jalf
With what sense Of nothngness we tread
How the heart heats when God appears so nigh;
How on the soul, beside some column lone
The shadow of old days descend and hover--
How the grass speaks. the earth sends out It's moan,
And the breeze walls that wanders over, sa ftq,
have not heard in the tall cedar top, ~, lis E,
Tho cries of nations echo to and fro,
Nor seen from Lebanon the englcs drop gus
On Tyres deep buried palaces below; f5ye s,
have notlaid my head upon the ground,
Where Tadmor's temples in the dust decay, '"'
Nor startled, with my footfalI's drenry sound, 3l
OBJ The WASTE where Mcmnon's empire lay. .s,t
l have not stretched where Jordons current frws,
Heard how the loud Iamenting river weeps.
With moans and cries suhlmer e'er than those
With which the mnurnful Prophet stirred its deeps
Nor felt the transport which The soul inspires
in the deep grotw where he, the Bard Of X ings,
Fchat the dead of night.a hand Of fame y II
Seize on the harp, and sweep the strings.
! have not wandered DER the plain. whercoi,
Beneath the olive tree, the SAVIOR wept; il 3
Nor traced his tears the haowed trees upon,
Which jealous angels have not alfoutwept;
Nor In tic garden watched through night sublime,
Where wlilcthe bloody sweat was undergone, H
The echo OF his sorrows and our crime 10 e q.
Running in one si'ning car alone. M s-1 +.
Nor have hent my forehead on the spot H s.-
Where ascending footsteps pressed the clay;
Nor wor with lips devout the rock.hewn spot,
Where in his mothers tears emhnlmed he law
Nor snote my breast on that sad mountain head.
Where, even iii DEATH conduerIng he.powers of air.
His ariis. MS to embrace our earth he spread, ta
3 And Lowed his head to bless it there. ia. ,rs
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"RING THE CHANGES"
New Arrangement.
HOTEL REMOVED.

The subscriber would inform the public gen.
orally and his friends in particular, that he
has recently purchased the Planters Hotel,
lately occupied by M. ID. Roche, where he is
now prepared as Hotel keeper 10 receive a
continuance Of that patronage SO literally be-
slowed on him the last four years. AS the
whole establishment will be put immed edatey
in complete and thorough repair, he can with
confidence assure those who may patronize
him, that the grand essentials of a well kept
hotel, VIZ: faithful servants, comfortable roonls
and a well supplied table. shall not be want
ing, which, with good stables, attentive ost-
lers, and desire to please all, he fatters him.
self that no one who has called once will be
unwilling to call again. All he desires Is an
opportunity to prove the truth Of his pledges.
To those who have heretofore patronlzed his
Hotel, he would now return his sincere thanks:
to those who have not as yet partaken oil his
fare, he would respectfully say come and see
and judge for yourselves.
He would also inform his distant friends and
the travelling public, that all the stages stop
Mt his.Hotel; also that he is prepared to ac-
commodate his patrons and those who arrive
at his Hotel in the different stages, with Car:
rlages of every description, good gentle hor-
ses and careful drivers, with which he will
convey passengers to any place they desire,
on the most reasonable terms.
He hopes his long experience as Hotel
keeper. and his desire 10 accommodate, will bo
duly appreciated by his friends and the public.
To those who trade in all kinds of
live stock, he would say, that he has fine lots
with water convenient, plenty of grain of all
kinds. which he will furnish them at the low
est prices and is in every way prepared 10 ac-
Abbeyille C. H., Jan l9 46 If
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BAILEY & OWEN,

Watchlnakers and Jewellers.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and the citizens of Abbevlle District gene
rally. that they have this day formed a co-part-
nership, for tho purpose of carrying on the above
business, in all its branches. @ -
Their facilities for business have been greatly in
creased, and they will now be able to
Repair and Clean Watches and Clocks,
Make, Alter, and Rc-Fit Jewelry Of all kinds
~. WITH . ~, ~ -
ENGRAVING
On Metals in all its varieties.
And whilst they return their most sincere thanks
for the very hattering encouragement they have
received individually, they solicit continuance of
public patronage, and hope that the friends of eth
will be tho supporters of both, promising that 10
effort OH their part shall he spared to give entire
satisfaction to all who may entrist them with
their work. e. S. BAILEY.
o. M. Il. OWEN.
N.B-One of tho partners will always be ready
to 60 into the country to repair Clocks when need
ed. y s@Ss b. 20.
January15, 1e4e - Al 3w
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Valuable Negroes for Sale

family comprising six likely and unusually valu-
able negroes will be offered in lot at public sale,
at Abbeville c. H., on Sale Day in February next,
to wit: Snowden "a mulatto) about SIS years of age,
superior cook, coachman. &C.; Anna, his wife,
(dark) about AZ years of age. valuable house
IS years of age; three children, Becky, Sarah and
Harriet, from to years of age, brown and very
likely. The family is sold for no fault; they are
faithful aud honest. They can be bought previous
ly at private sale by application to Capt. Robert
Cunningham, in Laurens; or, Mr.. Edward Noble,
at Abbeyille C. H.
TERMs-One-half cash one-half at one year OIL
a note with good surety.
N.B-The purchaser can also have Jane "a
daughter of Anna) very likely mulatto girl, about
lS years of age, at the price of $780,
Jan 10 46-3t JOHN CUNNINGHAM
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Executors Sale,

Viii be sold on the 25th instant, at the house
OF Andrew Mantz, one Road Wagon, g horse,
or bales of cotton, some cattle, hogs and
corn-the Estate of Mary Steifc, decd.
Also, same day, One Hundred Acres Of
Land. adjoining lands OF Jno Adams, and
others, part OF the Real Estate of said Mary
Steife, decd. and if the Land is not sold on
that day, it will be sold on the first Mon.
day in February, next, ut the Court House on
a credit, the purchaser to pay for titles.
DAVID LESLY, Ordinary,
Jan 10, is 3w and Ex'or.
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HOGAN g. THOMPSON.
WHOLESALE
WHOLESALE
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS g. PUBLISHERS,

BOOKSELLERS, sTATIONERS g. PUBLISHERS,
No. 80, North Fourth Street, Philadelphia,
Announce to their friends, and to merchants
generally, that their stock of Books and Sta,
tionery for the coming business seasons of
lo4S will be larger and better assorted than at
any former period. 1t will embrace cvery ar.
ticle in the trade which is required for the
sales of the country merchant.
In consequence of the change in their terms
OF selling, they are enabled to offer SCHOOL
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOK S,
BLANK BOOKS, PAPERS, &C., at pri-
ces so greatly reduced from former rates, as
to make it 10 the interest of all who deal in
these articles to purchase from their stock.
Hitherto the system of creditng email
amounts has involved an expense in their COL
lection, and as II. u T now sell only for
CASH. or such negotiable notes as are sure
to be paid in bank at their maturity, the sa.
wing to those who choose 10 deal IN this man.
ner will be very considerable per centage
on their purchases.
Few dealers in the country, buy more than
$500 worth Of stationery in season., many
not over one.half, and a large portion not
more than one fourth that amount. There is
not a. dealer, therefore, who visits Phladel-
ph'a who would be Inconvenience by paying
these small sums in, Cash, and as each can
save money BY doing SO. HI, g., T. believe
they are Offering an sinducement which viii
gladly be embraced by those who make their
purchases 10, Pbiladelphia. Those who enter
into such an arrangement will be enabled to
sell At prices much below their former rates
at home, and will consequently reap larger
aggregate profit from the increased amount
Of their. Gales. -. . 80 - ...,'ze =.
Having q Printing Office for copperplate
and type work, and an extensive Bipdery,
II. q 7. are prepared to fill orders from
through Merchants,a At extremely low; PRICES -
February 80 4s ''-'s.ss'''a4s4 s's ''
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Governor Matthews was inaugnrated Mt
Jackson on the 20th inst us "Governor ofthe
State Mississippi and COMMANDMENT Chief
OF the arn,yiand navy thereof for the ensuing
two years. The Vicksburg Wing saws: !:
"Ihe Governor was installed under circum-
stances peculiarly painful and trying to him.
One of his children, of three or four years of
age, has been very i'll, and at the hour of
his installation was supposed to be a, the
point of DEATH"
How ToPRosPER 1NBustNEss. the first
place, make up your mind to accomplish
whatever you undertake decide upon some
particular employment, perscvere in it. All
difficulties are overcome by diligence and
assiduity.
Be not afraid to work with your own hands
and diligently too. ga cat in gloves catch
es no MICE"
"FIe who remains in the mil grinds, not he
who goes and comes"
Attend toyour own business and never
trust it to others. "a pot that belongs 10
many is ill stirred and worse boiled.'
Be frugal. "That which will not make
a pot will make pot lid"
"Savc the pence and the pounds will take
care OF themselves"
BE abstemious. 'Who dainties love. shall
beggars prove"
Rise early. "The sleeping fox catches
no poultry" "PIow deep while sluggarls
sleep, and you will have corn to sell and
keep"
Treat every one with respect and civil.
y. "Every thing is gained and nothing
lost by courtesy" Good manners insure
success.
Never anticipate wealth from any other
source than labor; especially never place
dependence upon becoming the possessor
of an inhericncc.
"tie who waits for dead mems shoes nav
have to go for a long time barefoot" sHe
who runs after u shadow has wearisome
race"
Above all things never despair "God is
where he was" "Heaven helps those who
help themselves"
Follow implicitly these precepts, and no.
thing can hinder you from accumulutiug.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate of DR.. E.
q. Baker, deceased, are requested to make
Immediate payment. All having demands,
will please render the amount of their claims
Immediately, as no disposition can be made
OF said Estate till the Indebtedness can be as
certalned. All communications by mail must
be free of postage. J. BAILEY, Admir-,
Stony Point, Jan 26 AZ st
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Mules, Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep

8 Cotton Cine. sett ofgood Running Gear,
Wheat Thrasher, I Cotton Whipper, good
Road Wagons, 2 Dutch Fans. Carriages,
l Buggy. first rate Piano of Chickeringi s
make. and many other articles too tedious to
mention. Ferms inside Known on day ofsple.
Negroes to { Be- Hired Ias s
Also, at the same time and place, several
nsgrosz win ks HIRED ont for the baianss
Of the year. ssssf J. S. ALLEN.
January 10 46 t'4w
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Sale.

m The. subscriber will sell at
auction, TO the highest bidder,
Ren Sale day nest, at this place, a
large lot Of Boots and Shoes, they
made of tho finest material and many of them Of
the latest fashion. Persons desiring such articles
would do wellto attend, as bargains may be had.
He will still continue the Boot and Shoe businsss
and will he thsnkful fol- patsapage. orders in
his line will sbe filed with neatness and despatch
and at Reasonable terms. E. ROCHE.
1anppryI2 1e4s, AS =. AZ q
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NOTICE.

The cash system must be strictly adhered to-, and
all persons indebted to me by note or account are
requested to make payment. Lean at all times he
found OH Dr. Townes's plantation. s:sSs -
]I, w. GILBERT. s'
January 12, 184S. As 2E -
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted to tho Estate of Charles
Wilson deceased, will mako immediate payment /:
and those having demands against the same will
present them. A. FPOSEY, Adn,r
February 9, l846. 48 1w
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A List of Letters. =

Remaining in the Post Office at tAbBeY,llesG c.
H., S. c., Dec 81, l947. as ~ 4
A-Miss Margaret Atkins. .s
B-George Barnes, SdsannahS Bell = Blail
& Hughes, DR. G q Bailey, w rs Bradley, ],
George Barnes, Pollard Brown, Rev ses
Bronston, Zion Bridwell, John Bull, a *
Civilian Ches, Mrs Mary sEraWfcrdS
James GOWNS, Miss. Sarah Clark VIZ; tss;
Calhoun, Mitchell Cox, Charles Carr q +,
Gown. ~ ss Is
D-English j. Dolby, john H Dalrymbls.s bts q
James Drayton. E Davis, PeteYD Dasrfldfi.
~, E-Gssard Elkin, carran elliott 3
sF-Miss Mary Fife, Samuel Eifss 81 ...S
Cdr Gary, Miss sRsbe Glenn. So, ssss
H-W Hammond Robert Haisk Il. :
tha Harris, John Hill, TIP Huger
= J-Thonass NE Jones, ,B & j Jordan 2, ,sam,I
Jordan. Janes w Jones. 49, 80 ss5s vs. =
K-Josephs y King. Dr. E, ,Ce Keller, AID
Kennedy, James Kay. r LiKay. s4s.ss IS
SIS Marshal. Nancy Mart q ao,assA dartips...,
Mc-P G McOWsl.s s ssD. .McD Dearman. d
IN, n osssfso: g PmR Il Nisfojs, Elisbs ovens,
WmH Parker.aNfrs T. Parker, J fSV spS6syssa
John Pratt jf, F Power, WIN Prxtt sss
!. RI ess11 sid. an9ssH S. II s,lsys 4
NssasY;5 sMBfA d Aa sss's slasei sas
stsysnsaes Steve ~ 6 q
WY MI vtiiliafhs. iii Mis NJ illdI
Wardtaw q q ~ We illiams, S B fsFa
sc Williams edfy W ilkinson, ffs SSt1E
Wire. DGsidsa dters, d sspaHg d as q
N ,B. II the above letters are not taken nS5t q
Of this Office prior 10 tIje first day rsi
aa 3anff lsaf ~ 8 IflTINs AfIf aNg7 dSS
Is EJ All apersona 81 81 dbr
Letter g Nesgspapsr ssa so gu
3.1.s ! Be !:
LAW BEANKs FO Or ALE WI
THIS OFFICE,s u Sss
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NEW COACH FACTORY.
Deal & Taylor,
Respectfully announce to the citizens of this Viii
lage and vicinity, that they have leased the large
and commodious shop recently erected, and pro-
pose to carry OIL tho above business in all its va
rous branches, such building and repairing
Coaches, BarOuches, Busgies, sc.
and after the latest and most approved style.
Having employed the best of Smiths, Painters
and Trnmcrs, we pledge ourselves that our work
shall not be surpassed by any other shop. Our
timber and other materials shall always bo of the
best kind. Our work warranted, and the prices as
low can be afforded All we ask of the public
is to give trial. We will commence business
tho first day Of January. MILTON H. DEAL.
EDWIN ]. TAYLOR.
N. B.-As we intend to have two Forges in op-
cr;::ioi: Il: :o smith shop, we will 10 able 10 10 any
kind of plantation work as good terms as can be
bone ut amy other shop. u. & IT..
Abbevlle G. H., Dec 20 43 If
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HNOtice.-The undersigned would inform
their friends and the public generally, that they
have this day associated themselves together in
tho PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
Whilst they feel grateful for the confidence and
patronage which has been extended to them 1Sp1-
vIDUALLy, they hope to make themselves more
useful in their UNITED capacity
In all serious eases, their patients will have the
advice of both, without additional charge.
They may be found during the day, when not
professionally engaged, ut their Drug Store at
night, ut their respective homes.
J. J. WARDLAW, MD.
T. B. DENDY, MID.
Abbevic c. H., Jan. l, lS48. 4Stf
UThe Abbeville Female AcaG-
cmy will bo re-opened the SECOND Monday in
January next.
Principal. d. McNEhL TURNER.
Teacher of Music, Miss HARRIsoy
Boarding aud Tuition at the usual prices
Dec2l 43tf D. McNEILL TURNER.
UA Card.-I will continue to practce in
tho Court of Law for AbbeylIe, and will regularly
attend its SESSIONS. / refer my friends to Messrs.
Cochran g. NOBLE at Abbeyille c.. H.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Charleston, Nov3 36 INST
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Negro for Sale.

Will be sold, on Sale Day in February, to the high
est bidder, valuable negro man, about Al or 48
yeras of age. He can be bought at private sale if
applied for previous to Sale Day; no is sold for 10
fault perfectly honest and faithful. For further
information, apply at this office.
Jan 26 al tf
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LEATHER.

The subscriber has OIL hand at his Tan Yard in
Anderson District, fine assortment of excellent
LEATHER of all kinds, which he will sell at N.
York prices. W. RANSOM.
Dee Is AZ Ct
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to tho Estate of VIM Books.
deceased, are requested to mako immediate paw
ment, and those having demands against the Es-
tate to present them before tho 2sh day of Febru-
ary next, as settlement of the Estate is expected
to be made OH that day.
WIZ. H. Brooks,
SUsANNAH Brooks,
Jan ~ 46-6t Admir- and Adm'x.
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placeS LOT the purpose OF Collecting lakes .
for 1o47, viz: u 4...%
At McGaw's on Monday, 7th .Februa1n
Moseley'ss Tuesday, 9Th !.
Moragne's Wednesday,
Wilmington !" !" Thursday, A
Cabins Mills " Friday, lltHS aas. /
Warrington Z" Monday, l4th ssa
Norwoods Tuesday, l5tHSsgass
Loundsvllle Wednesday, | 6tffskasssv
TRIBES Thursday, 18th w.
Calaham's Friday, 18th g = :
Due West Saturday, 10Th s {,..-.sss
brakes <e@a Monday, 2lst .s!sssas.
Scuffletown 70 Tuesday,, 22d
J: G. Waters I" Wednesday, 23d g E{s2
Cokesbury Thursday, Oath Sc. s. ::.4z !
AbbevilleC.H." Monday, 9th March.
Smithvl.le Tuesday, 7th s"..rE,e.
)" Deadfall " Wednesday, sth " .-~
Stony Point I" Thursday. 9th ss-ss
Gillam's, " Friday, 10th. d.
Cambridge :" Saturday, / lth Is ".aif;.et
Greenwood " Tuesday, 14:h Is
Woodvllle Wednesday, 15ths. a.,
White Hall Thursday, 10th Z" +, !. o.
" Cothran's, Friday, 18th :" 60
{" Cedar Springs Saturday, 18th 6 ~.
-" AbbeviIleCH.s Monday, Goth g '.s,,,ryss
6 Tuesday, 2lst. Il g Z, ~
Is ]" "Wednesday, y,2eia! 22a" g zs5-,,
" Thursday. 23d &c $sss
i" John Bradley's" Monday, 9th {. ~
w H McCaw's: Wednesday,29th:s ~.
brakes Friday, 3lst ~ 81 s.
" Greenwood 6; Saturday, lst April,a3z
At Abbcville Court House again on Nom,
day (Sale Day) the Sd April which will
be the last day for receiving returns.! E4All
persons failing to make returns son sors sbe-
fore that day, y,swilif be lawfully liable tospaY ;
double tax. ..y .k.sszSs re 5ss$as
All Iares mast be paid at least. BY the
first Monday in May. or Executions will be-
issued. e..ts. .v. 4as;s;;t ;tlsse
All taxable property must be- returned in q
the name Of the proper ownersssaG Guardiana,s
Executors, Administrators, wilftake notice,
to return all taxable property under their
control. All persons who may have, trans
ferred taxable property between. the 1sts Of
October, 1916, and the lst Of October, s47,s
are required 10 make, the same known 10 y
me. w. S. HARRIS, II. c.; ~
January 10, 1s4e Il. as I
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IMPORTANT SALE!
On the 18th of February next.

Will be sold, on the IS OF February next, at
g the residence oflhe subscriber,
30 or 35 Likely Negroes,
among which are many boys. girls. women
3 and fellows, many of them valuable. I.
Also, 4 TRACTS OF LAND, e
Of the First Quality,
in this District, and now in fine .state.of
cultivation, containing about 700 acres, $50 Of
which has been planted IN cotton this past
year. Persons wishing to buy would do well
TO examine the land. ~. !. ,>,,4,s,s-..
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Notice to Tax Payers. 80,
will attend the undermined times and
places for the purpose of Collecting Taxes
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the Estate of Leonard
Wideman deceased, will make immediate payment.
Those having demands on the Estate will reuder
them in we'll attested. LII. WIDEMAN,
January IL l849 As ct administrator.