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NOTICE,

' hereby given that the Register of the Lasd sf- \ hee ai HaieSvilie. Arkansas, wji be prepared to receive app patians ta sRtrS the Nes'h cost quarter of Sec,lon 2s in TewashiP n. North of Rsnss 6 wesi, on "Wednesday the fa'h day of May, lsss. st II o'clock, 4. Nj JOHN MILLER.
 RrgISieT. .3prR 70, ls!s S2-tf
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l+rival of the Steamer Hibefnia'
,vpoRrAxr FROM IRELAND.

,.u ., ,a,.Us,isn in Western Rurspe--SPrtad inl n.l,Ss.esbIi,an PriHtiplss--lbdlsaiion Of th. Si,. W of BaIaria--TnmaltS or Agnisa and s;hi,,,..Fli,ht h, of the Tieersy of Lsmbardy
 ssiArrak at SardiHia--l Republic pre- ,I,imrd at Cratow--Pranee proposed Aid ',, PeIand--ill Qnist in Rrantt--Fali in feilen.
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SUNDRIES. = rstss, SsczE sunst Bassa Hans. D , Hhds, s.ses; zss Kexs Lard; D BBsk~hes, FIoaY, t3 BoxsrSsar Candles lS Samp. lGss received and fes sale by
 !. b. ADAMS k co. .gpFlI (. lSIs 5i
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-08
THE MARKETS.

For abstracts of the Markets generally, see next
page the following presents the only new features
during three days subsequent 10 those dates:-
At Boston: The demand for Flour was only for
small lots to supply the wants Of the trade at 80 and
S6.S75 the extremes for Southern and Genesee.
The receipts of Corn from LIST the 4th ints nclu
sive, according to the Shipping List, was $4,000
bushels which caused decline in prices sales of be-
tween 80, 600 40 900 bushels having been made at
52a53 cts. for white and 5ia56 for yellow Transac-
tions in Pork comprised for the week. 5000 brls. at
10 to 0.50 for Mess, and ga 1925 for Prime mos.
The sales of Lard were also large, amounting 10 5000
brls. at to cts and 5000 kegs at to 5, cash and
mos.-Not much alteration in any other leading
articles
AT Netc York: Coffee steady, 1000 bags Brazil sold
at Tai! cts. Cotton III fair demand with no change
in prices. The lower grades of Western Flour were
without alteration while the better descriptions had
advanced 81 cts. Sales of Southern at 625a & 6.37
the latter for Howard street from store. Wheat
dull and rather lower. Rye without change. Com
mon qualities of Corn dull, and the better ranging
from so to 81 cts. Oats selling freely, Southern at
375a40 cts. A lot of 1900 bales Manila Hemp sold
at cts, mos. Hides very inactive. Molasses
steady, but rather dull. Naval Stores generally
without change. American Linsced Oil, with de-
pressed market, selling at 59a60 cts; English con-
siderably lower. Ohio Pork, with large arrivals,
had declined, Mess l21a25 cts, and Prime 81 ! per
br. Picked Meats dull and lower. The
tremcs of Lard cts. in brs. and s in kegs Whis-
key had declined one cent. Muscovado Sugars were
dull and ! of a cent lower. The sale of the Sea
Wtch's cargo of Teas was at an advance of la2 cts
per lb for the Green.
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Domestic Cloths--New York Sales.

The auction sales of last week were generally well
attended, and in some cases better prices obtain
ed. The sale of 900 pieces ocoths worth 5000 900
from the Empire, Clayville and Washington mills,
well attended. Mr.. HOLSTER, agent for the Com
panies, stated that the cloths had all been produced
within the last So days, and would be sold to the
highest bidder; and what ever the loss might be- the
Companies were prepared to stand it, as they were
determined to meet the market and test the question:
whether merchants were prepared to sustain
ufactures, depend on foreign supplies. As these
cloths are well known in our market, and publicity
given to the intended SALE nearly all the cloth buyers
in this and from neighboring markets, present
The sale was spirited, and the whole sold by MIR.
Spcer, in less than three hours The prices, though
much less than at private sale, and lower than they
can be produced at the present price of wool,
satisfactory York paper.
The following remarks upon the Dry Goods trade
are from the Dry Goods Reporter:
On Thursday the effect of the Steamers advices
was evinced in the disposition French and German
importers to demand full prices, and even advance
their goods but not being met with corresponding
feeling on the part OF buyers few sales effected
and such were made at prices of the previous
week.
more ship (the Montauk) has arrived bringing about
100 silks Of various kinds All qualities OF China
Goods move off quickly, except, perhaps Pongees,
Of which there may be an over stock or at least very
little demand.
In Domestic Cottons a much better feeling pre-
walls. The stocks at the East are much reduced by
the sales for export that holders satisfied they
find vent in the home trade for what has been and will
be produced. We look for steady prices and at the
present the materials they be produced
at profit.
The export demand is good for Bleached Shirtings
and Sheetngs but stocks having accumulated, holders
are disposed to make concessions, varying the price
according to the quantity and the character Of the pa
per offered. We have heard Of some large sales at
lower prices than quotations, but they made
under the above circumstances. These goods are
frequently made from regular styles Of brown fabrics,
which viii not come up to the standard, (not from
imperiecton in manufacture. but from rregularity in
the running Of the mills, they so easily traced
in their new dress, especially as tcy appear under
new names and arc offered at low such prices that
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by abiding, in terms of the most touching pathos,
the spectacle OF an unhappy princess fleeing from
deserted palace to put herself under the protection Of
a nation; then spoke of the sublime attitude of pcO
pie battling for their rights against perfdous go
yernment and closed in strains OF thrilling clOqucncc,
by demanding, in the Of the blood which had
flowed in the oflIberty and OF the public ORDER
that Provisional Government should be instituted at
once and upon the spot The controversy was settled
{" Viue Ia ReOubiiqc," became the general cry. The
President declared the sitting dissolved, and left the
chair. The Conservative deputies fled. The Duchess
Of Orleans and her children hurried out Of the
hall by their friends The Duke dc Ncmours leapcd
from window. The chamber was in the possession
of the people.
Amid Undesirable tumut, Dupont (dc PEurc,)
old deputy Of eighty, was placed in the chair
Ledru Rolln surrounded by combatants took posses
sion ofthe tribune. He called the reporters of the
Press to note what done, and then list OF persons
to form the Provisional Government-Dupont Ode T.
Eurc) de Lamartine, Arago, Ledru Rollin, GARNER
Pages, Marie and Crcncux. The nominations were
received with accamatons, and the names were pa
radcd round the chamber the end Of nuskct.
''Io the Hotel de Ville!' became the general cry.
workman with double barrel iowling piece, cried,
"Hold | am going TO shoot Louis Philippe" and
instantly discharged both barrels upon the figure oi
the ex-kng, in the magnificent picture behind the
chair Of the President representing Louis Philippe,
swearing allegiance TO the French charter. Sabres
were raised to destroy the painting, when man Of
demanded that the public monuments Of art should be
respected. He was answered with applause. Amidst
perfect Babel of cries and shouts the names of the
government were read second time; Dupont
left the chair, and the French Chamber Of Deputies
was no morel'
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Amount Of Tobacco inspected in the city Of Balt-
more for the quarter ending March 81,
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Ne,1 american Steamer for Liuerpool--The
Steamship UNITED STATES, built at New York, is
noticed by the papers in glowing terms. Her length
on the spar deck is 256 feet; from figure head to taft
rail 270 feet; breadth of beam 40 feet depth Of hold
305 feet; and measures $500 TONS carpenters meas
urement. Her draught of water with her engines in,
is less than feet, and when loaded will be about l6
feet She propelled by two Engines of feet stroke,
and so inches in diameter: svery substantially built;
has four decks stow 500 to 1000 tons cargo and
800 to 900 tons fae can accommodate 6o passengers
The dining cabin on the main deck is 80 feet long.
She is to leave New York this day.
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4 Scene in the French Chamber.-A Paris letter
sketches the following the closing scene in the
French chamber of Deputies prior to the Declaration
of a Republic:
purpose to leave The chair. Remonstranees Were
voclferated, and muskets were leveed towards him
The Duchess of Orleans sat- pale yet calu amidst the
uproar. High above the din the voice Of Ledru
Rollir, protesting yehemently against the regency,
pie, and demanding the immediate establishment of
Provisional Government. Silence being somewhat
restored, I,mastinc mounted the tribune. He began
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The Great Southern Mail and Bay Line.--It will
be seen by the Advertisement of the Agent in another
place in this paper that the time of departure of the
Steam Boats, from Baltimore for Norfolk, ting
the Great Southern Mail, will be hereafter every
day at O'Clock P. M.-and the Mail close at the
Post office at o'clock, P. NJ.
Col. THOMAS SHEPPARD, long the attentive and
accommodating Agent of this line, has been obliged
to resign from continued indispositon and Mr.. NJ N.
FALLS. gentleman of practical experience, fills his
Mace
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81. Timothy is not active, but worth ga 1925; and
Flax, 1.33a s 1871 per bushel

81. Timothy is not active, but worth 3a S 1925; and
Flax, 1.33a s 1879 per bushel
SPIRITS.-There is fair supply of N. f. Rum IN
market, which is only moderate request, and which
sells generally at IS cts. Whskey has sold at "a
but at close is down TO "a in brs, and % in hhds
lot of 300 brs Western Pcnna sold early in the week
at 25 cts. per gallon, cash.
SUGARS.-The transactions have been chiefly by
auction and were as shown below. The only pri-
yate sale of consequence reported was lot OF 100
hhds New Orleans at 4 Jas cts. per h., mos. By
auction on Tuesday, three several cargoes Porto
Rico comprising SD hhds., disposed of at 4. o
ass 20 per 100 lbs, the extremes but 4.25G $3.50
was the range for 349 of the parcels, all mos. The
arrivals of the week from foreign ports have been
goo hhds 5 tres. and 80 brls.
TOBACCO.-The market has again been compa-
ratvly quiet: there being only few buyers present
ing themselves, and few holders who disposed
to sell--the latter appear rather inclined to
hold back than to SELL pTeerrng to wait for further
adyiccs from abroad, which have been for some days
expected, as the steamer Washington from Bremen
and Southampton is fully due at New York. Of
some 800 hhds. Kentucky in market about so includ
ing few Virginia, sold last Saturday on New York
account, and $50 remained on hand, which arc held
by one house with much frmness. Some speculative
movements in that denomination Of Tobacco have
Gently been made in New York and Philadelphia at
an advance of cent on the common and lal cts per
lib. on the better qualities. The Inspections in this
market this week have materially increased, as will
be seen by the following, viz Maryland 972 hhds.,
Ohio GOT, Virginia | and Kentucky Total, 1881
hhds. There have been no exports, and the amount
of Mary land and Ohio Leaf exported since Jan. LIST.
IN milf oSI
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RE MO T. ID

Fa7IIE subscriber being compelled to move rom
a Cav street has located himsel fat the CORNER
OF SOUTH SrREETAN ND EXCHANGE PLACE
under j. b. Egerton's Lottery Office, where he Is
ready and willing to supply his old friendly custom
ers and all others wishing TO use The best OF
FOREIGN q DOMESTIC MALT LIQuOKs.
He keeps constantly hand Guinness, Sons q COS
DUBLIN DOUBLE BROWN STOUT, LONDON
BROWN STOUT SCOTCH ALE. and ooEH-
KEFPSIE. ALBANY and other ALES; also AME-
RICAN PORTER. aud BROW STOUT; and
New Ark and otneI elders.
From an experience of some thirty years IN the
Bottng and Brewing business, II l. unnecessary 10
saw, that he can prepare for any Foreign market or
home consumption, Malt Liquors or Cider, as wen
as other people. Shippers or masters OF vessels
may be assured that his Liquors will keep good in
any climate.
apl # THOMAS WALSH
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they, are used for many purposes where unbeached
would not answer.
Drills are firm, stock on hand small; steady de-
and exists for all that be produced. The export
demand has been large and all the previous surplus
has been shipped The home consumption is large in
Brown, Blue and Bleached, and foreign article is
able to compete with them.
Prints-the stock is not large and within the con
troll of holders. The demand good, and desirable
styles freely taken. Many of them were printed
on foreign cloths.
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BALTIMORE-EXPORTS.

The following table exhibits the quantity and
amount in value, of Domestic Produce, Exported
from the port Of Baltimore to Foreign ports for the
4th quarter of the year ending Dec 3lst, l547-and
the total value of the said year compared with the
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COASTWISE.
Boston-Bark Sylph.
Manila hemp 60 bales, ginger root 90 bags, mdze
500 pkgs, order; plaster 20 tons.
BoSton-Bark Maryland.
Ginger % bags saltpetre 81 do, oil 40 pkgs, mdze
2200 do, sundry persons.
Boston-Bnk Helen Maria.
Hides bales, b Deiord & Co; hemp 100 do, wine
so or csks, mdze 500 pkgs, sundry consignees.
BoStOn-Brig Ben. Franklin.
Mackerc "a brls, ] Corner & Sons; copper 9 cases
mdze CSC pkgs, order; plaster 40 tons, master.
Providence, (R ~ Sch. RorJury.
Molasses rs hhds, domestics 100 pkgs, sundry per-
Ne,o York-Sch. Ne,c Reg,tlus.
Whskcy $50 brls, raisins 600 bxs, nails so kegs,
dry goods 90 cases order mdze 800 pkgs, w Brown.
Nelr York-Sch. amelia.
Tea % pkgs, w r Jackson; liquor 80 brls, With
ington s. Eastman; mdze cases, Elder, Gelston \
CO: 3 bxs, E Pratt s. Bro; . do, w Spear; 1900
pkgs, Rose, Merrill & Co, and others.
Nec York-Sch. Josephine.
Mdzc 10 bales, Fisher, Amcs & Williams; liquor
10 brls, Walters & Harvey; wine 90 bskts q 5 Old
field & Co; tea 10 Inf chsts, Cannon, Bennett & Co
brandy hf pipes 10 or csks 10 brls, wine 80 bskts
cigars bdls l. Thomson s. Co; copper cases, nail:
bril- w Spear; stearine csks, Clark s. kellogg
wine Is or csks, J Strohm s Co; ginger $50 bags
anchors g. chain cables 2, Brckhead Pcarce; rye
IlSS bushels, Ii White; varnish 90 bris, Corner
Sons; hemp tons, J Henderson Co; mdze 46 cases
trunks Taylor s. Son. do 500 pkgS, order.
Netc York-iSch Maria
Ale 3 hhds Il Walsh; sugar 10 bxs j M'Conkey
SEQ; stearine II csks 20 brls Clark Kellogg hoor
iron 40 bdls Pratt Bro; hemp bales, cordage 6t
coils, Hooper s. Chesebrough; hides 300, Deiord
& Co; soap so boxes, G S Riggs; malt SIS bushels
warn IL bales deerskns do, goatskns 10 do, starch
100 bxs copperas 20 brs tea so pkgs, mdze, $40 do
order.
Ne,p York-Sch. S. E. Merrill.
Malt 800 bushels, Bryan & Co; steel cases, Pratt
s. Bro; tea 81 pkgs, Harvey, Carson Co; tin
pkgs, G SMALL mdze lbs do, r Sinclair s Co; $500
Wylie & Wilson; 500 do, Rose. Merrill s Co.
Netc York-Sch. Protector.
Cigars l3 bdls, l. Thomson s Co; hay 81 bdls, S
Fenby s. Bro; mahogany Oil pkgs, Cannon, Ben
nett 4 Co; apples III brls, mdze 800 pkgs, Moa
s. Medcae; bxs, E Pratt & Bro; pkgs, Cues
s Gilmor.
Philadelphia-Sch. Millsrille.
Salt PAT sacks, S Fenby and Bro; tobacco 20 bales
Head s. Co; hides 100, G Bartlett; coffee 300 bag:
domcstics IS pkgs, J w Brown.
Philadelphia-Sch. Too Lydias.
Salt 40 sacks. S Fenby S Bro.
Philddelphid-Sch Meridian.
Salt 200 sacks, S Fenby s. Bro; hides 100, hem
40 bales, brandy 2S3 pkgs, sardines IA bxs, order
domestics 40 pkgs, w Brown.
| PhiladeIph Caroline.
Salt 500 sacks, S Fenby s. Bro.
Phitadelphia-Sl oop Sanl. Pierce.
Salt 4s0 sacks, S Fenby s. Bro.
Norfolk-Sch. Mary Elisabeth.
Slaves 10, 900, flour 50 brls bread 30 do, master.
Charieston-Sch. Mary Ann.
Rice l6l tres ID h( do, cotton II bales, lumber 60(
| #, Williams s Son.
| Sarannah-Brig Nancy Pratt.
Flooring boards $4,000 #, E Cohen; cotton
bales, order. ---.-
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Letter Sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed on fine paper and adapted
correspondence, can be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N w. corner of Baltimore and Holi-
day Streets (up stairs,) to-day by o'clock, at 6!
cts. single, or cts each, for or more copies
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Stock on hand, 9th inst, 90 9l4 hhds.
WOOL-The market is very dull and the only
sales we have to note about 10000 lbs. Western
mixed qualities in two lots, at 90 cts, 60 days, and
&c, cash.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the yards last
Monday amounted to 400 head, but only 257 sold,
which were taken by butchers 1873 driven East
wardly, and 10 were left over. The prices paid
ranged from 3 to 81, gross, equivalent TO Ga $775
per 100 lbs, net Hogs are lower, down to 25a
$3.50, and dull of sale.
EXCHANGE.-There have been very few trans
actions in Foreign this week. the rates of which, how
ever, well Domestic, follow it will be perceived
that Sterling is lower:
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Mar. l2 HAVRE, Mar. 9.
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GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
VIA NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, RICH
MOND, PETERSBURG, V :. WELDON &
S. c., thence with despatch to NEW ORLEANS.
u EAVING Baltimore DAILY. by the well
II Z known and popular Chesapeake Bay Line, in
their superb and comfortable Steamboats, with their
experienced and polite Officers and crews. This
Line has been running upwards Of NV, nty years with
cut loss If If. property.
GEORGIA. JEW ESS HERALD,
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L go 80 -.

Capt Cannon; Capt Sutton; Capt. Russell.
To Norfolk, thence up James River TO Richmond
and P,tcrshnrg, in the CURTIS PECK. Capt. Da-
Wis g, or ALICE, Capt BrougI; thence by Petersburg
and Roanoke Rain Dad 10 W rldun. n c., and thence
by the Wilmington aud Raj Igh Railroad to Will
mln.ton, n. c., and irom thence 10 Charleston. S.
c., mi with despatch TO New Orleans, being
that which ca rirs The Great U. >. Mail" VIII
III, E.lI ,u-i,.
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Ackno,ciedgement-Wc thank the Hon. j. A.
PEARcE, of the U. S. Senate, for several valuable
Public Documents.
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
.tom PiNsLmgh, 10 PhiIadeLphia and BaILimore.

Palermo-Bark COrnelia L. Beran.
Wine ! pipe ID hf IS or and O. eighth do, oranges
1900 bxs, lemons $50 do, wanuts loo bags, fberts
rs do, almonds bx, j Crosby
Rio Janeiro-Buk Baltimore
Coffee 1867 bags, kirkland, Chase & Co; 1913 do,
NJ Bathurst & Son; so do, J Hooper & Sons: l0l
do, & r Lusby; 100, d Stuart & Son; is do, hides
3034 Birckhcad s. Pearcc.
81. Johns, Up. r. BRIG Fashion.
Sugar l56 hhds, Il Pearce
Mayaguez, (P R.)-Brig Canova.
Sugar 300 csSs, w Howell & Son; molasses So do
/ trc brls, master
Arecibo, Up. R.)-Brig Palm.
Sugar 1873 hhds, molasses 2ncsks, w Howell & Son.
Naguabo, (P R.)-Brig VoluSia
Sugar l72 hhds, 10 brls, molascs 81 cks, Johnson
Travers; oranges 5000, master.
Cienfuegos, (Cuba)- BRIG ST. 1indrew.
Sugar 80 hhds tres and 20 brls, rum hid pi-
mcn,o brls 5 bags, arrow root > kegs cases, hides
A. old copper parcel, w w Spence & Co.
Curdenas, (Cuba) Sch. Ellen Merriam.
MoIasses 209 hhds IL tres brs, + II jerks.
Bermuda-Br. brig Sylph
Ballast. Specie 2OO0 dollars, R. & H. R. Tucker
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COTTON GINS.

y Tho subscriber returns his thanks to those
who patronized him last season. He contin-
ues to manufacture GINS upon the most ap-
proved plan, and warrants them equal to, any
other Gins, in workmanship, materials and
performance. Thcy are warranted to, give
satisfaction. IL, 49, L., $ -
pRepairing will be faithfully attended to.
The subscriber respectfully requests q
share o., the patronage of the planters Of
this. and the adjoining Districts.
II ye,t wish 5toS SAVE YOURaTOLI., get
one of&thoses HORSE MILLS, we'll known
as McC Creight's1 Mill, made expressly to,be
attached to Gin Gearing. The subscriber
has q, few on hand. az. a.. s..ii,
:gu Onders for Gins 0. Mills, will be prompt
y attended to.
s]s 80. .,.s.s. n. J. McCREIGHT.
Camden, May, 164S. 80 6my
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The subscribers beg leave to inform they
trends and the public generally, that their
have entered into copartnershp under :he
firm of, CONWAY g. WINN, for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Tailoring business.
They have taken the New Building next
door below China's Hotel. They intend
Keeping general assortment of Cloths, Cas-
sllncrcs, Vestings and Trimmings, and hope
Dy strict attention to business to merit a con-
'nuancc of the patronage heretofore so liber-
ally extended to them.
~ a. CONWAY,
, ,-. D. J. WINN.
January 1913. IL If
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS

Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
wishes to inform the public, that he still
Manufactures Cotton Gins at his establish
Inent in Statcburg on the most improved and
approved plan, of the most simple construc-
ti0n, Of the finest finish, and Of the best ma
terials, to-wit: Steel Sa,os and steel plated
Ribs, case hardened, in which he will sell for
Two Dollars per. Saw. He also repairs old
Gins and puts them in complete order, at the
shortest notice. All orders for Gins will be
promptly and punctually attended to.
ee WILLIAM ELLISON.
Statcburg, May l, lS49. 81 til
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST,

,F5BtysE IN, THE COMMON PLEAS.
aB.aN..Penick> Declaration in Alaeh'.
BeujsJ. D.fWest, u Debt.
Whereas the plaintiff in this action did on
this day fleth his Declaration against Benz. ].
DsIYest tho defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits Of tho State Of South
Carolina, Gas it is said) and having neither
vito or, attorney known, upon, whom q copy
of the above Declaration with a rule I'd plead
thereto, may be served 80
1t is therefore ordered, that the defendant
doIpleadI thereto on or before the twenty.
fourth day of May next, otherwise final and
absolute Judgment viii sbe then. given and
awarded against the said Benz ]. D. West.
j. D. JONES, c. c. c. r.
& Clerks Office, Sumter Dist. Sc,
s''s May 23d, 1873. 81 af lad