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Storeville, S. C.-Extra 1876.
AvING Repaired and Improved nv Millu.
,dio, am ready to grind wheat OH toll. have
;nvcn,;o ~ my nl u refrgirator) entirely new
graang' and not surpassed by any mill for quality
ana a Quantity, situated 10 miles above Abbev;e Z:
ii'' on the road leading to Anderson.
Aug4 90 ooNc r.
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Notice to Absent Legatees.

ftE Distributes of Jno. C. Gown. deceased.
- ?, are hereby notified that on tho first Mondav
or u February, 1850, the Estate will be roadv for
ssuement nia.e! IN tho Ordinars Office of Abbeviio
~ s. Sna a!ter which time the Administrator
VIII PIeseht f6ss hde bfeS SIiT Issps
immediate payment. JAMES w GOWN M
a ugust q, l849. 20-3m Amini,tr,to,
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Warehouse and Commission Ru-

warehouse and Commission Bill
SIN INESS....-IIAMB s. O.
Vie undersigned having associated themse,ve.
-, IN the above business, under the firm of
W, WAl;kER d. COLEMAN, at the Water Prot
warehouse, recently occupied by Walker g. BraJ.
iord respectfully tender their services in the STO
KAGE i, and SALE of PRODUCE, FORWAR.
&c. :" oioer'
When required, liberal advancements will be
made on consignmcnts. VIII ''
:, FROM The numerous advantages of their favora.
Jea,,o' SO iong known US tho Waterproof
|" business, to obtain u share of PATRONAGE and
hope TO give satiiaction. N''N
GOLLOTHAN WALKER.
NJ w. COLEMAN
Hamburg, July, ls49. 1S &c
u The undersigned respectfully tenders hi.
sincere and grateful thanks to the patrons of the
late iirm of Walker & Bradford for the ,iber,I
support with which they have been 80 generally
.avorea, G and b'gs to solicit continuance of the
wond ,e 'oe nSssrs, Walker e. Coleman, whom ho
"'"'o ''"''oehtiy recommend to their favor.
SAMUEL NJ. BRADFORD.
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The State of South Carolina

Aboevliie Dstnct.....in the matter of James Dcv-
Inns Estate. s
WHEREAS, Sarah Tittie, Mary little, and
others by Archd. Title, their next friend
and Guardian, some of the next of kin of the said
James Devlin, deceased, have this day filed their
petition in Ordinary, requiring the paper admitted
TO probate in commen form in said court to be pro-
ven in due form or Iaw:'' ''.'.7f Is "'' ~
These are, therefore, to cite James M. Deylin,
elizabeth DeyIm, Elizabeth Nealy and Caroline
Meay' who are absent from and without tlis limits
said estate, to be aud appear before mo in the Court
OF Ordinary, TO be held or before the Sd Monday
in November next ensuing, at Abbevile C.. II: and
plead thereto, pt which time shall hear and pro-
no!nco nor for or against the validity Of the WILL
tlf S. DAVID ,EEsLYyso osa.p.
b sapgnss A3, 81 1919 81 go, gs Am
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made at the next nes sfilg ~ IS
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HoRAcE ISAAC n DtLEFK
Lsad Nd Gsnsias agency oEso< az shs cspatAi il-
nsas, Cssy % Springfield.
o noaTesideni Of isos aad hoidsTs Of Tas i.a
sdnes and all persons desoas Of pueAasag Siafs aAls
inno scrip o. bondThe undersigned would respectfully
The public that hey have established this eligible he
State Of Illinois land and general agency once for the
al business apeaning thereto within The limits 81 the
All transactions relative 10 the purchase of lands exan
ing lands and reporting their location, ayia
selling all descriptions Of
other description land agency M
extended SCALE viii be promptly hfuly attended To-
nKrKRKkoEs:
Messrs. Deifendorf 4 Niles, Washington city.
I" A. Gowdy Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Me.sI.; syeklss = Co, ST. Louis, Missouri.
A. Christy, esq,
John NJ. Winner esq,
His excellency A. q French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon, Thomas II. Campbell, auditor
. John Moore, treasurer
9 + s, =; T! T.amsul, Judge supreme sosr''
Mss.,s ; wad.wortha sheldon, New York city,
David Leayits esq, (" ..
G. Bartlett, esq, No. Front street, I"
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Dilier,
JOS. L. Chester,
Col. g. w. Black, Pttsburg, Pa
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass
q. r. Sanger, I" f" st.. Hi."
Henry X. Stone, 90 :"
j. ID. Pratt Co, Baltimore, Md.
APP ll-dlm&sw3m
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AMERICAs RAILROAD JOURNAL.

he Ams1ie.n h.iiEo.d Jo.unaI published "A Igsa
Several gentlemen are engaged regular eonbao, Known
The Raroad Journal any similar pubca
IR ssi ssps and has sasa 70 %
TEN from =, humble essnnsss and contributed Onward
than upon any other agency whatever.
,y 81 msnte great instrument Of eisIisaon and
sa, idea q modern times. has seaay done more % relieve me
elevate him in the scale Of being than any other agency that has
IoeomOse steam engine regard On.
sss ss @ ming oas q % sss alone
new sissaen without danger without sas man
snoymsn, physical ths various pleasures
community productions Of every
Stealing s. q s1ssa and aauns 70 an infinite
win have achieved is hishes, work ill has hannonized
they capable by making paces
eoreod pasusay polass our being MOI @ one eu. g four
Whoever therefore aDors IN this aed, has Than the od
The highest good his Profoundly impressed with these
views intend in accordance with their spirit % conduct the
history, influence and Improvements railway
careful inquiry into il management scientific discoveries, the
IN with and the progress ofindasi en-
Under the mining head The readers Of the Journal viii find
Of articles the iron and iron mane Of the Uni
a az and ns
s M m0sss ss . 81 ~
embracing descriptions detail Of the different localities ore,
several blast furnaces and The their WORKING This work
n s u
with statistical tables different districts, plans and
Besides This iron, M Hodge is furnish Journal
carefully BY him,
Indispensable paris. engaged
iron the iron manufacture and mining Of the whole
T. James Of Providence has also been engaged as m
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Harris vegetable Extr~ct
sney nervous aud essy and al nervous disorders,
including the dreadful Of all diseases Affect the human
hys,ecs Ats eonsulion sass, de- i, 5 wen known s, om
time imneInoa physicians pronounced epepc III
cne consequently thousands have suffered through
ALTAR on INSANITY
i q ne Z f. @
ha pa, h h, ad ~ 70 examine
posed but n II l. true then in me name Of humapy no oass ~,
II De said tha' epilepsy I = meu l able. - ,,,,
For sixteen YEAR IN. mean ,,.,sa \, many asr.on. who
sS M @ and N every ease where has had
Colonel Dsa.low. Yonse YORK. daughter
S MIN NJ oi more man nne years. ana mas been
Mrs Badley lI5 Orchard ,e, Nsv yo,h s,a,a. a, - -
subject many years restored 10 perec.
Gamer every other means had fae) by the use Of he
Dr. Charles A. Brown Of Dover Russell. comfy Alabama who !.
y NJ S o ne Esc ana ai he esen
prescbes every case epilepsy which comes under Ills
SSr e. MayDe ESQ., formerly postmaster !. Lime Min.
es Sa as y Erie .oy s
h ns mat Dr.
from th that p wors, q 81, Al diseases vo
persons are aaiicisd with hts 49,
sSHs NJ B sss q
@ he ss % A. e,
Dr. Harris Vegetable Extract, M, Pratt he was restored
business, ., ,..
M s sas See as e - H.
states that he has used Dr. Ha Vegetable Extract and his
to have no more nus ,,,,.. ,,.,.,.., ,,.a.
For twenty years and il months cured By ,e use Of This
Read be following case Of the .or or VIM
FhaspS with spsp IL year,. ana
and Faaee eonsu The and esaends
for medicines medical treatment and advice three thousand dollars,
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.
college ofst. james, ya.h.nston county, Maryl.na.

TIE Eighth Session open Monday, day
the Puncual attendance of all the requested
duties Of the classes are promptly ecommenced and
portan that all their members, old should take their
the opening Of the session The aeademca year extends rom the
LIST OF October to the LIST OF August being
and September In The College all the usual classes under
n have pursuing
OF collegiate studies that the Older
colleges
atng class received their academical degrees.
In the Grammar School, which adons College
the preparatory classes carefully
under the supervision OF the Professors the College Thus pupils
enter the institution early their
course Of study under the they
mercantile department embraces those partial members
collegiate preparatory classes may preparing
other professional life Such
TO all the privileges and advantages of their
utng place OF the classical sude
cessay 10 preparation for business
French study without CHARGE all
In addition French the mercantile students will
without charge, German, other modern
The location Of the College perfectly heaiu
villages
young Moral and religious education chief design OF
| situiun,
The charge, covering ali the acadeca domestic expenses
@ per session Of months The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student
Az .he are under the immediate supervision q dle
kegser or for further normation well for the
Of pupils. JOHN b. KERFoOT, Rector
Aug S-2aw2m College OF 81 James, r. o., Maryland.
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trHE AMERICAN EARMER 1.

THE AMERICAN FARMER Il published monthly in IN,
city Of Baimoe at sl annum copies g., thirteen o
slO, hr Tor sd volume July, under
most favorable auspices u IL the Maryland
cultural society and all the
are published therein The society determined
raise Oo TO be appropriated oowsi piece plate
valued nj 80 20 be awarded TO the ist
October, the largest list subscribers
mencng In July nexti 80 for the second
list The publisher has added prizes
cultural works He has also offered 600
coming volume via so silver plate
plan and arrangement farm buildings
hrm yard 90 for the best tobacco
so FOR The best the management dairy.
The first number, appear July, viii
valuable papers, rom the Of EDMuSD RuTrIS esq.,
presented 20 the agricultural public particularly
regions OF Virginia Maryland and the Carolnas
OF his farm Eve
estate In eastern Virginia. and concusyely
abe degree Of prudence In 10 farming
profitable The year AFTER
charge Of his farm Mr. Rnn
capital invested for land negroes, implements &c
pet cent third l2el fourth per
NH year, 2OlO besides supporting family
stock &c. and the value OF his 10 double
worth when he took hand Every planter
y in the districts Of our country will paper
the deepest interest - - -
This number win also contain other valuable papcrs
which from GEoReR w. DosBIs esq.,
Secretary n the Maryland State Agricultural Society on
stucton Of the wire fences and from Col the
ject, with appropriate drawings.
Address SAMUEL SANDS Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural
June B-2awN l25 baltimore T., Baltimore.
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Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, presiden, Of me
w held ne sSa lam. %ss oss
hs State 81 FLORIDA Al the periods
e day January next Tor de disposal Of he public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and parts Of
S0uiA u the base line and cas-, qf The principal msris
Township thirteen, lereep the sr Of sections, range
Fractional Sws.sps invent, and o. sen
ys1. thirty, ly one and thirty wo, Of range sixteen
and euoas .wasan Is snS and %
ineusye seventeen TO twenty Inclusive and
township ,se Except sscioas townships
Townships oas, two, three, four twenty Ave. wensx
townships ave; township seventeen, eseep, section.
% an. s. S"1.p sshsen sIssp section.
sections AVE- az, eight nine fifteen, twenty wen-thee
and thirysx, township twenty township twenty
one texcep section six and township wenx Of range
Township sisA'ss. sSmsG asssn sections
townships wen,our twenty 1--WE, twens, and twenty seven,
Township twenty six, Of range twenty four.
North Of The base ins and east Of the principal meridian.
Township one, Of range seventeen.
the twenty first day Of January next the disposal public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and parts
South Of The base line and Of tho principal meridian
The tier q sections township four, range
Township three ss %. q range ,1s seven .
Township twelye OF range twelve.
Norh Of The base line and ,oe Of the principal merdian
Sections wensey hycur, and thiryhve, Of township
wenone and twenty vo in township four Of range
nine. = IL n -
Sections and two, township three range
SECTIONS eighteen, nineteen, thirty, and trone, township
wo sections four hve, eight nine seventeen eighteen
twenty thirty, and thryone east Of Chociaw Hatche
twenywo, twenty twenty twenty nine, thirty two
and thirty three, OF Chocaw Hatche township
sections eighteen, twenty,
nine thirty three, and thirty four, Of Choctaw Hatche river
in township 1--WE, Of range sixteen.
Sections and nrytwo township range
teen. rfs HHsst
Al Office AUGUSTINE, commencing on Monday
the fourteenth January disposal
lands situated within the aforementioned townships
townships 70 wit;
South Of The base line and east Of The principal meridian
Township Except tirty-two,
east fraction Of section twenty ne and township twenty
range twenty
Townships twenty three twenty twenty
and township twenty Except sections
and thirty three,) OF range twenty eight
Townships wenty five and tweny-sx, of
Lands appropriated by the schools military
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering Of the lands will be
the days appointed and proceed the order in which
been offered, and the sales thus closed But kept
longer than weeks and private
lands will be admitted until after the OF
Given under hand, the city of Washington, this fifteenth
September Domini thousand eight hundred and
nine T. TAYLOR
Blythe President:
& J. BuTTERFELD,
Coumissioner of the General 7 and oHce
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Law school in Lexington, Virginia.

THE proposes open Law School in th Mare com
mencng Monday, 2s day o October next and torna
ting on the 10th day Of March, 1850 The divided
two classes The text book used in the junior will
phen Blackstone la vol sarke Evidence Stephen
s Of Greeneafs The senior course vii
embrace Tuckors Commentaries Greeneaf stare on Ev
dence, st vol Of each Stephen Pleading oud Pleading
vol Of Cbt Pleading Hocombe 10 Equity rs
prudepce ubes Equity Peading Mord Pleading Lomaxs
OF Real Properly and Lomax
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia publisher TO fur
n The above the young gentlemen
posing 70 attend the subscribers lectures
early notice Of their intention. and inform him whether they
10 be supplied with portion Of the works through his
dun They win be furnished TO The students at cost The mem
bers Of the senior class will have the privilege attending
without additional charge The for the daily lectures
his students will be arranged by the subscriber to enable
either class ~
q washington College should they deem erpedent
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts. =
The fee win be $50 per session, payable in advance.
Lgl8N JOHN w. BR0CKENBRoUGH.
LrureTor, Va, July u, 1870.
July IA
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By sAs Prs.lasns Or ,As United ss.,...


pursuance Of law ZACHARY TAYLOR, President OF the
United States Of America, do hereby declare
ha public sales viii be held at the aforementioned Offices,
the sie of MISSOURI, al The periods hereinafter designated
vii; -
Al The land Office At JACKSON, commencing Monday, the
seventh day Of January next for the disposal public lands
aforementioned
SHIPS szi
.r i, ~ .. -. -- y - ~ 'sF' "''' ~
nineeen twenty twenty nnc thirty thirty one and hiry
OF range four. y = - . ' 80 -"
Township twenty two, OF range I'VE. y
township sixteen township twenty tuo M Yanse
six. - n
and township
two, OF range seven 'f 7'
townships sixteen and
twenty TWO and and seeiin t,e 10 len
Inclusive sixteen 10 Nv inclusive and nine 10
Two inclusive IN toynshjp on range e,, $50 ~
Townshp nineteen Except fractional sections thirty
two thirty three ur thrty tive and thv ~ S,coa,
township twenty and fractional TOWNSHIP twenty ne
lions one twelve thirieen twenty three tyenv I'm, ,y Ave
twenty ak twenty thirty Jour ave- ana iny Of
The SIX township nineteen and
fractional township twenty, OF range ten
Na,fb ~ m hass LIN, and ,,, AZ A., 6pb y
$500 y - ~ ' 49, 49, " - W. P'"ePa' "'''"'"''
Townships ree twenty four eight and twenty
nine, OF range eight
Townships twenytree twenty four,
and twenty eight, OF range nine. ~ =
Townships twenty twenty three, twenty
twenty-five and twenty six OF rnnge ten
the sPRlNGFIEiD commencing o Monday the
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CARP.

THE undersigned late Of the Pension Once having for the
years employed
the said office, particularly being
penenced In ali details thereof oilers public
IN the prosecution OF claims against tbs general He
will attend also other business with the other
partments Washington
All business conhded be promptly attended and
faithfully executed All letters must be post paid.
THOMAS BUMPKIN,
49, Agency once.
W.sHIseros CIrY, d. c., August Q, 1919.
Aug. 12-lmeod
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BY the President OF the United states.


pursuance Of law ZACHARY TAYLOR President of the
public sales will be held aforementioned Offices
State Of IOWA. at the periods hereinafter designated
day January next disposal Of public lands stu
ated within the aforementioned townships, TO wit;
North Of the base line and es Of the fin principal meridian
Township ninety eight of range three.
Townships ninety ninety and nneteg, of range
Townships ninety hye nineys, ninety
Townships ninety four nne,yhve ninety nine
svsn s saNs y and NINETY Of range six
aforementioned townships, viz.
North Of the base line and Of the h principal meridian
Townships ninety -four, nnetyve nne,-ss ninety seven
ninety mel eight, and ninety nine o range seven
and ninety eight, Of range eight -"
Township ninetnve, township Except southwest
twenty eight and section. ,iIiythree and including
range nine, - - ' 's'' v
townships ninety-two and ninety four Of range ten.
Townships ninsiyons and hiniy two franse tOareen
asy q c ns Of @ public lands
Norfh d the base line and pta Of fin principal meridian
Townships sixty sixty eight and sxnine, OF
Townships axseven sixty eight and Of range seven
teen. sH
Townships sirty-eght sixty nine, range eighteen
Townships weight sky nine, range nineteen
Townships sriy-eieh, and sixty nine, Of range twenty
TOWNSHIPS sixty sishi and sky nine, Of twenty-five
Town.Sp. seventy and seventy q range wen,,
x. s.s cs end os yY CO ~
January the disposal Of the public
within the following townships, 10 wit
North fAs base line and Of the h principal meridian.
Township seventy-six OF range twenty-seven. Hr...
Townships seventysr seventy and seventeg Of
twenty eight
Townships seventy range twenty
Lands appropriated by law for The use Of schools military other
purposes, will be excluded from The sales.
The offering lands will be
days appointed proceed which they
vesed, with dispatch, whole
offered the sales thus closed But sale shall be kept
weeks, and Of Of the lands will
until after the expiration of the two weeks
my city Of Washington, this fifteenth day
Of September Domn thousand eight hundred
nine. II. TAYLOR
BY the Presidents u
J. BuTrrRyIELp,
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INpusuance Of law T. ZACHARY TAYLOR, President OF uhe
United States do hereby declare and make known that
public sas vii b. held At The land Offices In The
Al the land BATEsvIIIE commencing Monday, the
DAY January for dp2sa public
nfed withiafhc undenn, toned township, WIS
Msfh n ne bass line and pss Of The vh principal meridian.
Township two Of range three.
Township two, Of range four
Noy Of be bsss Inc snd east Of he h Yiaeipai MERIDIAN
issS ssss ss~%sss,sss MONDAY
hnds wiiSin me following named township VIZ
N~h # che base line. and sef Of the jih principal meridian
AZ the land once LITTLE ROCK commencing on Monday
The day o. January for the disposal Of he public
LANDS situated Within the aforementioned township % w.t.
South Of ihs base ii~ and QT ne h prineipd msrisn
Township six, OF range fourteen
Lands appropriated BY schools mitary
other purposes, win be excluded from TX
me Sy and in ne os IN NJ sv ne az
yetscd win :. convenient dispatch gns ,he whole
beer s.s ne s % s.s q. p sS no .ss % be s
sn viii be sdisd unI amer the expiration two esks
Given my hand the city q wsshngton THIS day
Of september Domin thousand eight bundled and
~ the President
Commisssoher Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS
lands within townships and paris townships enumerated
heqgired sssaerou o. me register
socn - taseats sns seeing this notice, and before me day s
pointed nor me public sale Of the lands
oaens e uae' emed oerwfse sneh claim VII pe
!, com~i.-,oa.r q he General land once
Ton sALE-rhs house occupied v undsrsgsa
Aug 3-eodu
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Fauanier White Sulphur Springs. yirs''a'


WAS open for the reception Of visitors tile first c June Extern
sive progress, will give aspect
10 the whole establishment No will be adding
rs establishment, 10 the comfort and pleasure Of the
by ocular evidence,
unsc value Of the and its miraculous effect
ar has been regarded good policy enlarge the
moaons and 10 complete the original design, crafty the
and fancy Of guests well their health and
pleasure Situated remarkably healthy In full
The bold Blue RIDGE and the vicinity 81 the beautiful village
Wacnion visitors horseback carriages
proving roads, enjoy the picturesque seek
else IN the alleys, the pistol gallery the Of billiards,
The heahu dance The lovers Of and flowers will hnd
cuar has been taken their approval while the flow
deer and wn, gold and silver fish, elk and buffalo,
relieve tedious hour those Interested
nature In word has been taken which expanded lib
eHy could suggest TO add the comfort and accommodation
and brilliant fireworks viii lend their respective
Nor these preparations designed for gay monde only To
holy ministers OF reion Of denomination, cordial
gudgng nytaon gwen TO spend the The usual ser
OF the church respected throughout the
These springs are rs or ~ miles, according 20 the route taken nom
will from both these points u July, when daily lines viii
tabhed. Visitors leaving the District OF Columbia
steamer nj or reach the springs the day
These known the Post Office books Warenton
spng and all letters should be directed they be len
Wauenton sent the White Sulphur Springs In Greenbe
ing October ss5 $50 s5
months s0 week SIS for weeks 81 meals
lodging 80 and children under
old half price No charge Cor children under old When
tables provided for children before the usual hour
who their seats at the ordinary table viii be charged full price
Horses 30 cents day, or $40 month.
The nnes wines aud been procured and coraee will
be charged Tor private supplies. -
June 8--diawScpa
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Commissioner of the General Land once,
NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right presumption
witn the townships and townships above
required to establish
receiver Of the proper Office
for the commencement Of the public sale Of lands embracing
tract claimed, Otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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