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The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

GoDEvs LADY's BooK.-The December number Of this periodical comes to us unusually rich, 1t is
 collection of real gems. a bouquet of rai1bows" {" Besides a double allowance of reading matter 1t contains beautiful portrait of Mrs NEAL. two fine mezzotint engravings. eolored plate, double fashion plates. and other good things, "too numer- ous 10 mentiou."
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BROKEN BASKs.-The following banks are put down in Thompson's Bank Note Reporter as doubt fal:-Salisbury Bank, Maryland; Exchange Bank Washington, D. C.; State Bank at Morris, N. J James, Bank, Jamesvilie, NJ.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

SHohr HoRsE SOON CURRfEp.-The General Assembly of Rhode Island adjourned on Fridsy week, aifef session of four days.
 A list f he acts and resolutions passed in that nal.
 The committee on the State debt. report that the outstanding portion of the State debt where the pre- sent holders are known, is s2s, s,ssO Is, and the az grsga'e d he outstanding principal of the debt iu SI39l7n
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FATAL AEEEAY.--A correspondent of the Fort smith Herald, reports light at the Greek Agency. on rhe 18th inst, between WI wmrukED and a man named CAarBEIL- The latter has died Q. his wOunds-the former, though painfally. Is not dan gerousiy wOsndsd, and was justified in the act. by those present.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

IT Major Chevallie has withdrawn from tho service Of ehihuahna, In which be had been engagrd In bunting dowu tho Apachss Ut $500 head. His men had made $500 each by their expeditions and none of them had been killed wounded Al the afest dates he was lying i'll st Chbuahua having company of thirty men. commanded by John Gianton. from San Antonio, Is still engaged hunt ing the Apaehes, who are now furiously hostile to tue Americans
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

IF A son of Thomas II Beatos stabbed MT Lyons. of Louisville. on "Wednesday sssigAs lasl Mir. Benton was about accompanying lady rom the parlor of ths welsslager House to her room Mr. Lyons proposed to iein lhsn.. Mir. ReBten was offended as the proposition. and sooR after, Ia AA adjoiaing parief, the stabbiss took place.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

LETTER or Cot. J. T. GhTnrH.-In another column will bs found letter from this talented gentleman, on the subject of the Pacific rairoad. l. was communicated to us for the purpose of pub. 'ieaiion aud believing that the subject and original view taken of i,. will neres, our readers, we have to the exclusion of other prepared matter, placed 1t in our columns
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE U. S. CouRr ---The Hon. DANIEL RIs0o has been appointed to fill the va- csaey in this office, OccasOned by the death of tho late Judge B, JOHssoN. We have no objection to this, as the honor must necessarily have been be- slowed upon whig; but we may express our sur prise that the cabinet should have had the good fortune, for once. to select frOa the catalogue Oi applicants, the whig whose appointment would give most satisfaction to the district
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

CHOLERA AT ST. Lous-The steamer Constitu. ton arrived ai St Louis the 18th inst, with up- wards of thirty eases of Cholera on board The disease brake out above Vieksburg. There had been seventeen deaths. The mayer of St. Louis ordered quarantine.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

srs.sER BeRsr.-A isiegsaph'c despatch of tue leih. from Cincinnati says:
 The steamer Issnhoe, lying at the Upper Land ing, caught fire last night and hnfDed 10 the water edge. She iioated down tbe nyer and set fire to lbe Melodeon. B. the exeItioas of the hsemen the hamss were exliagaished without much damage to the latter boat"
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' R.ser. --The following paragraph ]. going ih

.1 Rssov. The sosio~ing paragraph is going ihs Arcendr q the northern papsIs. We And 1t in the 9New Hsven Regssiess
 s Ilis hiA1ed. also, that William Thompson Raesa seeo eils4 pf the New Haven Courier, is sbcat tn .1x<F sh56xe cf the Taylor ofgsa at Washington, sice Mf Bsllis', To be seni en Soseiga missieR. 4y Ik4 1f&<f Has Il any foundAt.sm in fseif Will the z IF Syunf nsgen inlosm usf We are sase lke lia inQnis5 tsn b< aEswe,ed even ia the sfir- n.aisss z NjkoGi any iajaIy to the administration. # S iCaioa.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

PoLYoANY AMONG THE DEsEREF MoRMoSs'--A correspondent writing fro,a the city of Salt Lake states that the jaws of the community permit t'.s men to have as many wives as they can suppori and that some of the older ones have twenty, but that young men content themselves with i've.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27
SMERTFFA, BLANKS.

Blank foFms for the Census and Assessment, tor sale al the Banner office, at sl 50 per quire- Also, all other blanks used by Clerks. shsrs Jus tices, &e, gotten up in superior style, sud legal forms, constantly on hand. Orders from any part of the State ean bs filled wIshoat dslsyths blanks will be seut by mall at our expeuse.
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rant says, speaking Of Sacramento: :-- sleep oai under tree nr is the streets. as She mass of tn. sillSeHsdo. Thess is not he'd or beslstead in the Njait ely. h the cntskrts of the ciiy, he,e gre scsne 20U0 emigrsnis eneamrfd. Men. women and ehIdfen st sleep under she broad canopy of heaven
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

MIssIssIFPl. Gen QuIrMAN is elected Governor by about 5000 or lo.0oo majority over LEA whig The democrats have earned all four of ihe Congres sionai districts The Legislature is largely demo.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

IF Major J. P. GAINES, the newly appo,n,e. Governor of Oregon. has disposed oi his farm anC slaves His purpose Is to take his family to th, Pacific. He will sail from New York
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

Gr The letter writers say that preparations ar' making in Washington, for long session of Con gress. some of the members have engaged houses until August next.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

CANADIAN SANNKxArfoS.--Resoluiio In favor of the annexation of Canada to the United States have been introduced into both Houses of the Vermont Legislature.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

NEw Yonx.-The whigs have a majority oi iS00 on tie State ticket ii is thought the Senate will be tie. and one whig majority ih the House. The vote s very close all round.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

O. The Rev Prof MArrrr will continue his course of lectures this evening at early cande-gh. al the Methodist Church. Subject: The Mosnias, hpaR sad NigAt. ef Ancient Lnsrature."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

D- Thanksgiving In North Carolina, November 18th; Maine. 2sth; New Hampshire. 18th; Wash ington, 29th; Pennsylvans; 18th; Ohio, 29,h; Con- neciicut, 29lh. Maryland. 18th; Massachusetts, 18th; Vermont, 29th; Arkansss, Dee 9th.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

0o- We have sow in the Uniisa sssiss seoss $500 mIies of Railroad completed at cost of ssSe- 900 900
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aJ The Hon. w. K SEBASTIAN, will receive our acknowledgements of the receipt of public dOcu- ments.
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GT Messrs CARTER aud MUnDock. will aecep, our thanks for the New Oroans Delta, of ihe I7th containing account of the late steam. boat disaster at that place.
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01- Gen. WALKER, of Louisiana, has been eleete. Governor of that State There Is supposed 10 b. no change in the Congressional delegation.
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0J- Baltimore City has added Aine thousand 'I 1adred houses to it's size since is4O Ills PfsSsa' population k estimated at l54.vOO.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

oo-we are authorized to announce c. L. SUL. LIVAN ss a candidate for City Constable, at the ensuing January election.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

Geo. TwiGGs writes ths, the Florida Indians re. eeived the announcement, of the Presidents desire for them 10 go west, much better than he expected ikey are 10 answer in December
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

UT DesPaIches have been received at ihe War Department from Col. WAsHINGroN in New Mexi- co, announcing thst he has concluded a treaty of peace with the hostile Indians
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O. We arc indebted to Capt wIruEas. of the mail boat !. B. Gordon, for late Cincinnati papers
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

u We are autholzed to announce CHARLES AYLIFF as candidate for the oticSoi City Con. stable. atthe ensuing January election.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

ec- The fanerals of Gen. wosrH. Col Duscas. and Major GATES, were sOlsmnirsd in New York oa the 18th inst. -
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

WiscoNsIS ELEcrioS-DEwEY has been elected Governor. The democrats have carried every thing.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

Gr Look ont, postmasters! Mir. Fitz Warren Ina, got back to Washington.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

p The Arkansas and New Orleans packet, th. Cotton Ptant, has our thanks for renewed favors.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

a7 We are authorized to announce Dr. SAMUEL H. WEBB as candidate for Constable and ColIec- for fths city of Little Rock, at the ensuing Jan. usry election. Nov. l6. Is49.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

rJoHN DAVIS Is now, and will continue to be. until the evening of the 7th January next, a candidate for reelection as City Constable.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

O. We are authorized to announce GREEN R JONES as candidate for the office of City Con- stable, at the ensuing January election.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

0J- We are authorized to announce HENRY GRIFFITHs as candidate for City Constable at the ensuing January election.
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Agency for the Arkansas Banner.

HbVWOT HVt NNO AIhuHHUs bHWuVIs R Moanis X O., General Newspaper Agents, Jackson. Mississippi are daly authorized to act a' agents for ahe ".frkGRaas Banner.''
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

Ma. EDrroR By the solicitation Of many cIti- zens. have consented to become . candidate fOr reelection for City Recorder at the ensuing Jsnu- ary election. DAVID W GALLOWAY.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

WASrED-A boy, from "A 10 i6 years of age, tc learn the printing business. Apply at this office.
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WHG EErEAr IN NEW JERsEr.-An anii-mo- nopoly legislature is chosen. The following is the return reponed from the whole State;
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Arkausas Ca,iCorniaps.

Democratic nett gain. 24!
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G AfJDIDTES !.

a. Fo9 slIEHIFF. ~ e -,
~ ~ The friends Of Capt. SAMUEL
HODGES respectfully announce him us a can
ddate for Sheriff Of !AbbcSl!c District at the next
election. s. .595'a % -
s.,E;- EoRi oRDINARv. p
Wearcautho1zod TO nnnonncc r. F.ay.SELI4ECK,
rs u Candidate for the officesof Ordinary, Mt tile
ensuing election T s55 {:
o. Wetaare authorized ,oS an nounce
JAMES BROWNLEE as "A sscandilatc for
Ordinary at the ensuing election.
il We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM HULL as candidate for Ordinary It
i!.c hex. ccc,:v;:.
Il. = We are authorized 10 announce
.!iM|' :. WILSON as I. candidate &c. Ordiuury
-! =: :! X: election
i>:;: TAN COLLECTOR,
- '.i' Eticnls of JAMES w
Ei' ii '':ii.,iN, "*1r nn;lonncc lin ns Can
t'''':H "a: E.iA COLLECTOR, for Abb,vi,ic
- D!trict, 81: &c ,icx. Election.
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Notice to Contractors.

SCAIED TNOfOSAIS VIII DC roceiVed, ht the
~ tEngineeIs Office Greenyille aud Columbia x.
R., until first j. the Furnishing all the
timber for the sGpersrnc Sf tho first
tending from the Depot Of the s. G. r. 10 the
crossingof Broad River. Proposals will at that time
be received for timber for superstructure, and fur
nishing timber for and constructing all the Bridge
and Trestle work OH the road from Broad River to.
Saluda, including the Bridge acros that river. A
preference will be given, frst, TO stockholders who
offer under the charter: I'd, TO new stockholders:
Sd, to those who take proportionsof payment in
stock and lastly to cash offers.
Further information may DO obtained at the En-
gneeB Office, or from either ofthe Assistants after
the l5th Jan. JOHN MoRAE, Chi. Eng. ~
! Jan. 6. .'s Je@la4 ;:sys g a.
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Al Abbeve G. II. Monday the 2nd April,
which will b, the last day for making returns Ali
peiso'ls failing to make returns onsor before t,ut
day will'be lawfully liable to pay double Tax.
All Taxes must bo paid at least by the first Mon
day i'll May. AS there many who do not COM
ply with this rc1uistion i'll due time and this state
of things is yearly increasing thereby causing trou-
be and Inconvenience 10 the Collector, Execu-
tons will positively he issued against ull deinutcrs
All Taxable property must be returned in the name
o; the proper owner. Guardians, Executors and
Administrators, will take notice to Return all Tax
able property under their control. All persons who
may have transferred Taxable property between
the Is: Oct. l647 and the LIST Oct. 1873 rcqnr-
cd to make tho same known to me.
w. S. HARRIS, r.c.
Jan. LIST 1919.
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sCtation.

sIIT THEREAs, James II. Leroy applies to me,
~ ~ to grant hmi Letters of Administration on
.SslsIs the Estate of VIM. NJ Calhoun deceased.
These arc therefore to cite tho Kindred and Credi.
tons Of tho said deceascd to he and appear before
me on tho third day of February, inst, at Abb G. H.
mt Court of Ordinary to show cause if any they
CON why said Administration should not be granted
q Given under my hund and seal this 2Oth dav Of
y Jnns4y.ti% As 1t ID. LESLY oAt
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'5oIth Carolina Medical
ASSOcifll5On5.

fEHE Annual Meeting. of the South Curou,
aledicai. Association VIII bc held OH IVedues!.ly
f1an = 81 OF Fcbrnary, lbaig tho third Wednesday,
at oc.ock A. NJ, i'll the HairtF the Apprentices.
: Library Soc!y, Meeling,stroet.. N' - z
ihe attendance Of uil dipiomated practitioners in
good standing, State, is Respectfully
invited oisiat sefHsion the rule requiring that
~ Applicant in;o tho Association, shall be nominu
b: Fellow, will not 20 into opcra:i III until
after this meeting. Those who may be prevented
''y professional OF other cngagcmen from attending
ran become Members by authorizing one OF their
lf'rnd' Or tho Recording Secretary to enrol their
names;
1'hc President and Directors of The South Caro-
liza H. H. Company have with their accustomed
10 :'''y' r'aaced tho fare on the Rail Road one
i':sii TO al who may be disposed to avail themselves
OF tho opportunity to come down.
D.. J. G. CAIN, R.c'dg Scc'ry.,
So. Ca Medical Association
Jan'ry 81. '49. .l5 1t
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! & n WH. Simpson..

N0UEprespectf ctfully inform the citizens of the d-
rict, and public generally that he still contn-
ss o make repair all kinds Of carriages, harness,
brides &c, at his old stand, midway between
wilmington q Mt Carmel on the Augusta road. ;,
also centinnes his smith shop,where heis ready
tg Dispatch any work at the shortest notice..
He VIII always keep on hands D good assortment
pE ~ knds Hdes, martingales, gfrhs sc, ON rea-
sonabte terms. Undertaker,s work will be atten.
90 p, az ths storte notice, Any person desrous
81 having any businsss done, in this business, will
;da call before engaging. elsewhere, as all
.sysIk: Gre y sgmIaatsd: JAM 90 ~ Sm
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Executive Department.,

rs ALPHs fzAkDss ssabroak .Jg gs'
LIZ LeEndeS and Vl I1 ttfAiT Tingfdnl, syt6rs
been t1ted amp 10 His xSsileusy
sWs.B b ti Ihdgs
cd The snnA assswiB oboysti and
respected By order gf tie Conirr1affs
dss .in- w EANTEY ERE
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In Equity,
For Partition.

SOUTH~ CAROLfNA-Abhcviile Dist,ct--
~ by virtue ola Dccrcta Order, in this case,
will be sold ut Abbcvi!lc Court House, OH Saleday
III March next, tho Slavcs-Reubcn and Iinduy,
Tor partition, OIL cEedit until 25th Of Dccc,nbcr
next-the costs to be paid in cash, and purchasers
TO give bonds with approved sureties, to secure tho
purchase money. ), H. a. JONES, c E.Ap.
Com'rs. Office, Abb. G. H., Fcb'ry 9, le49. 4Glf
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Lost.

MIFS young black and white BERKsllIRE
-SSaMa.SOW, recently marked with crop o!f'the
right chr und Il bit offthc top Of the left Any
information ofsuch hog will be thankfully received
ut this office. Jan 81 40 4G tf
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Z :lVDT ICE. q. !,

"a ss Persons Indebted 70 tho Subscriber, eithGr,
or to the Into fifJn af McBRYDES
oqaesIed to make sirpme dafo
Payment as longer indulgence cannot be rgiYcn.f
Fcb'ry l, ls49 46 Ct A. r. POSEY. Z:
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Notice

sIIANING asccrtained the amount 10 he distribu-
tod among the Creditors of Wm. NJ. Sale
from his assignment made, in, order to obtain his
discharge under the Insovent Debtors Act
hereby given to al creditors Of the snid
sales-that- diuision, will be made at
Ab6eyiile Court House OH Tuesday the first .day
of May next W. A. WARDLAW, assignee.
:Jan'ry l8, l849. a. $50 3m, ,
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s IN Office to Absent Distributes
sIoFIGErs hereby given, to Samuel S. Hamil-
ly ton, ono of the. distributes OF Alexander c.
fiamilton dcc'd Ito appear in the Court of Ordi-
mary Abheville; G. H., S. c., on or before tho
Monday of April, 49, in order to final settle
sment of the Estate in my hands as Guardian.
HsYILSoN Guardian.
af4arys 81 g. 49 If 10.
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Aalr;SiIoaina,

. - 49, = =.
1 1 81 oiseiess Mortgage
lLEsslt at; kbbey yilte C, H. on first MONDAY
M lsch: ne xtl one negr man Prince, the pro-
perty Jes ilsvn TO- satisfy a moatgape In ia.
.sxar Of Aafon LoHlax Sold on a credit until first
o with Interest from day of sale, note and ap-
proved socun y;rsduired of the ,purci,aser. r
y Jal,9; s49 ~ A.C. 4fAiVFIIORN
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Sal of I,ana iiisa
Rasor, ,kpSt,
HI.t Nrifi

Y. Marlin, and ss. !.
| }Y order aa,! q ths eeg1
raary hsxt, the Rsaf dssss
cohtalnip abo,G 25 ak bSIE nd
tbs District ma fss
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Citation.

XFHEREAS Dudley Mabtys has mode applica-
ton TO me-, to grant him Letters of Admins.
'tration on ths Estate Of john w Mubry deceased
These are therefore to cite tho Kindred and Cred
itors of the said deceased to bo and appear before
me, (n' ordinarily on the 18th day Of February
next, to show cause, if any they cum, why said
Administration should not be granted 80 4
l849. I'D. LEST,y, o'.1ns1'f
,Jar'ry 3, '4S 46 si-.ow ~
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We acknowledge the rrceip, this week
OF H. lowing >'.ms subscriptions to The
B.nncr
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InlDortant Salei

WILL sell at the residence Of John S. Allen,1
L Esq, oil Tuesday the 2O Feb next about 25 or
80 slaves, corn, fodder peas, horses, mules, cattIc
bacon, hogs, sheep, S wagons, 2 carriages and al
buggy, household and kitchen furniture; piano,
and many other things. Also the Homo and Mill
Tracts of land. On latter tract is a valuable mill
with fine water power and good machinery.
All desiring valuable property would do we'll to
attend Terms made knownton day of salcj
S. F. STEPHENS, Trustee.
NIB. All persons having demands against John
s. Allen arc requested to present them to me OH or
before the day Of sale. ST. S., T. ~
Jan 81 4C I'd
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Important Salai

Imp rtant Sale y 80
isSsltALLbe sold at N O. residence of Medy Mays
~ ~ y. decd on Tic f2ttf on d credit OF
Ione tho personal propsIt of 90
groes'horses, mules, hogs cattle, road wagons
buggy, corn, fodder, blacksmith tools Sc q -
aeBy order of D. Lesly Ordy.
Jan ~ LABKIN MAYS,
40 2tt HENRY MAYS,i 1>a'h 'ilals rs.
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Arrangements for 1s49.
a AEasEvIE4EE FENIALEA AGA.
DENY. .

55z5sTECAH ERS, ~ ~ 7SSy
Rev. D. MeNeill TarnL s Principal,
Miss L. ]. .1eBreton, Assistant?
Miss g. 7. Harrison, S3s *: Piano.,
Mf. JOS. 3. Hubbard; yoeal Music,
Miss LeBreton, trench q Drawing;
Tho Principal returns bis gned aeknwiedge.
ments for past favors, and % encourage
ment-more than forty p6pits 6asih dlready en-
tered HeswilI strive TO meet public expectation. n
Mics LeBreton comes with the most reliable re-
Communications, and gives evidence, daily that She
is no novice, in the school room. Mr.. Hubbard, !
whose Instructions are given. without charge to the
pupils, has, perhaps, no superior, in any school in
the State, T.; 7r--'- ~ ,-s,a..
Miss Harrison is known to occupy very high
rank, Instructor: but it is due her to state,
that, during the session. she gives about twice the
amonnt OF instruction. which is frequently gvon,
Female Academies. Her pubils receive a lesson
every oheE day of an hour length. Parents are
requested to weigh this items zss.74 szs s = ,.z
Pupils are charged from their: entrance 10 the
close the session. Vacation IN August and Sep
tembcr. Z .a. Jan 81 45 ST.
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G. L. Sticfer,

VI L OIiNICIS
HAVING sold his Plantation on Long Cane creek
- does not intend 10 leave the district, but will
ren,o;:, in :..e same neighborhood and practice me-
dicine and l..w rctrn to his friends his ucknow-
Judgements Cor t!,eir veg n:'ai patronage here.a
fore bestowed upon him, and ncpes..yS o"''''"S
and strict attention to merit continuance. a. Ut
the sae time request all persons who arc inacbted
by account to come forward and make settl <ment,
rs il is requsit. to close accounts every (onI
Jan.S AZ If c. +. S'FIE&ER.
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RY order of tho Court of Equity, will sell, OH
" Sale-day in February next, at Abbevillc G..
House, the tracts of land described in the Bill, to
wit, lst The Home Traci containing two hundred
und fifty acres, more or less, stmuto in Abbevillo
District, on Sawneys creek, adjoining lunds of Geo.
McDuffie, Edmund Bclcher, DIR. IL. II. Townes,
und lands Of the Estate of John Clark, deceased
moreorless, situate in this District, Iear MT Carr
mel, bounded by lands of Alex Hunter and Others 6
-" ALSO, Zs.:sa;
The following Slaves, 10 wit, Nancy, Andrew.
Jinney and her children, Alfred, June, Jacob, and
Elijah.
TERMS: Lands sold a credit of ono and two
years. Purchasers to give Bond and approved Sc
curity, and mortgages of the premises to secure the
payment of the purchase money, and pay for titles
The Slaves sold on credit of one and two years,
with iterest to be paid annually. The purchasers
to give Bonds with good security to secure the pay
ment of the purchase money.-Costs to be paid in
cash III. A. JONES, e. l.. A. H..
Commissioners Office Nov. %, '4s. SO ct
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Notice 2tosRax PAYERS.

W1LLattcnd the undermined times and places,
for the purpose Of Collecting Taaess ior is4s,
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,Greenyille & Columbia Rail Road
]: 8, 3 -. : :. COMPANY.
I NE fifth Inaament of 81 90 per share on the
capital stock of the Company is hereby requir
cd te 30 paid on the .lst March next. BY order.
Jan SliSss.saS g. int NIL u. L. CAN'T,
!. KS Sec'ry dnds Teas. G.. e. c.. r. r.. Co.
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Petition for Sale
John Donald, jr., and I
Polly Ann, his wife, :
Isaac c. R;cI.ey, and :
Eliza j, his wife, ct al.