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900 Case. Of BOoTS rsau,i SHOES, iar
sae 10 per cent. shanper Than can be purchase,i
in thc months prices. by John COMBINES.
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cork's hook ssiDtn. ss g$ Ess ~ 81 80 "a
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BROE}hHS. NJ FedHrcd prices. J. G.. 5
Charleston, Oct; ~ Fslg, 50 II
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M;,ansIssat & issrGsr of ssrsgles,
.ild(;JsT sTf,SRRIAtsE.S. :; A, ~ ~ - =

Reln.as Ibis sincere timnks TO " ssaSry u
The citizens tof Sumter Db,riei. Z,
tcr their 'itsrni patronage ithpf. ~ -. " -
10 bestowed md tsYs leave ~ inlofin them that
e.lsere constantly ors i,afii lie aess articles
OF bis own manufacture aud wafrnn,s the sn,,s-
:" hs Of ihr best nnicriai work s:ahi asai .,
the latesr style. Ills prices si,,l CON r.ta will
The t;harlsstmn Eriess,anl durability. nc
r.....i=::-nni toIbc cnny ineeJ, synu win please
call al his Narriags keIasi,oyyn Broad sS,srri
urslrn lhsi Town Hall fand = ar,ine .sIf sonr-
With twenty year, espssienes. and Eilerty.,
He'll xis with the country aDl ibs arts ei
- ii his trade. t.i 90 ,,se NJ .s.,. s. ~ q
May Iitt,, 1851 90 -
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ssTISYNfjlIh,rA.rIilN

.ssz's Sas' @ aaa' laiPOk NATION.
J. We,weula al.o ar,iculariy invite attention
our IaiPgoRTATloN. q Silks and DRESS
GOODS, being one of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN THE S SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We nre also prepared - n..::.:=!: e*s71 ariel.
IN the Dry Goods lane, viz. Holsters, Goiycs,
Linens, Faunels, Clo,bs. Casimers. Boal lbazines,
AlpacGas.i Merenoes, aiG,tssenain dc Iaincs,
plnids, Jacone.s and Swiss Auslina. Furniture
ing, Ribbnns. Trimmings, &c, &c. Is =
September %, 1851. .ti!Slt.T'i 4S..n
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
in cHARI.EsToS. =
wv. ds. BANCROFT,
$50 and 953. KISa-SrnEEr

IS3 >ond s3o ohISGfSTREEr.
Zone door below WcntWnrrh-S,rect.)
Ws would ngniu respectfully invite the ai,en.
ton Of ourfrends and cnsiomers il, the country,
tn oar extensive Stock Of DRYstsOODS, when
they visit unr City. Always in hnhd s!.iTt7
tls3s SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
con.i'.ing of Georgia PLANES and ker.eYs.
Alabamna ~s do 4, 4. ,sr, DO.
ssain and Siripei GanaberEg. -as
3hsssss. ;;saa Brown De.ss ssss,icsa
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Shoes! Shoes I!

Ladies' black and coiore,i GaiicJs.
km rnd Morocco Slips and I'ks.
Gents aud i,Dy's Shoes.
NEGRO SHOES, DC. DC.
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List of Letters

p EMAINING in the Post Office at AbbeviIle
LII c. H., S. c., for the Quarter ending March
81, 1851.
A-Jackson Ashe, Erastus NJ Adams, John
Algire, Joel NJ Acker.
B.-J Bolts, J Reid Boylrston 2, Miss Har-
| riet Baker, John B Bull. John BrisIand 9, Luu-
renee Beck, A Bailey.
C.-M A J CIHnahan 9, J II Cobb, Miss Mary
Crowley, VIM Chastuin, II Cannon, Carter d.
Rosemond, Henry Culpepper, F d Cnkscaes,
CorhoD, James Colburt, James G Collier, COL Jno
Cunningham.
D.-J T Davis, Dixon, DR. John Dury, r w
Denton.
E. aud F.-Jesss R Earnest. Mrs s Foster.
G.-James J. Graves 2, Grafton Gardner, Mrs
M Gaskin, Alfred Greer.
H.--Garret Hedden, Jeremiah Hinton, Tabitha
Harry, 8 A Hill, w Hammond, T. w Hamp.
ton. Edwin Hutchison, Mrs Nancy Hawthorn,
w c. Henderson.
J-ThomasJester, Dr. J Jordan, Tyra Jay,
Nathaniel Jeffrics.
X: and L.-Keown 2, J A Karoy, John Lath-
ers. Lansdae, 2 D Lancaster Meres NJ Long,
Miss Narcissa Marsh, Robert N MassenpaIe'
Miss Permelia Medley, Gabriel Mattson, Johu
a Martin, Dr. James Morrow, NJ Mathews 2,
Rebecca Mcknight 2, John Mccullough, Robt
McCants, D w McCants, James McGill,
N. and P-EIijah H Ninney, VIM A Nelson,
Miss Sarah Perry, 7 w Pace, J Patterson, Carey
Patterson, Mr Painter.
r. and S.-GsDn Ross, Levi H Rykard, Rev
Rice. James A Russell, Elizabeth Summer,
Major r Simpson, Michael Smith, Jesse SpruiIl,
Thomson Stone, Rev G Stone. S.
and We Tribe, B B Tusten, D M Ward
law, VIM Wharton, Mrs Jane Wilson, s A Will
SOD, G 8 Wilson, Az Weems.
N B. If the above letters arc not taken out Of
this office before the 30th day Of june they will
be returned to tho General Post Office 10 Dead
Letters. JOHN McLAREN, Pm.
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Sheriff. Sale.

RY virtue of sundry .writs Of Fieri Facias, to
- me directed, win cell. before the couri
House door, in tho village Of Abbeville, ON the
6nt Monday In May ness, tho following property,
Ono negro girl named Celia, levied on ~ the
property Of M. d. Roche ads Robert Loften and
others. . ,a. ias.-.- .si ,. ..
. ,95 Acres, Of Land, more or les, bounded by
lands Of T. b. Puoketc Hazel. Smith and others !:
also Negroes, viz: Lew, Harriet, sindys and
yearIin, lot ofhoHs, corn aud. fodder, small
Wsgonsl Buggy,and Harness, u lot Of Bacon and
Lard, Household and Kitchen Furniture. and
Plantation Tools; levied on .as the psupj (sy OF
Ssrat Cnnninghamads Joel Smith and othsrs.
.2alO0 Acres Of Laud, more or Ices, bopnded by
lands Of O. Aliens sRhos Dssl. and 9thsss; isyisd
% On a. the property OF VIM. A. Shaw ,sss That III
FovvtSr.s i,tiEI - II q .. ..
2 Terms cash. g. A, HODGES. Am.
Sheriffo Office, April 10, 1851.
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BEAUTIFUL THouGHT.-There is but a
breath of air and beat of the heart be.
twixt this world and the next. And in the
brief interval of painful and awful suspense,
while we feel that death is present with us,
that we are powerless, and he all-power
fnl, and the last faint pulsation here, is but
the prelude Of endless life hereafter: we
feel, in the midst Of the stunning calamity
about TO befall us, that earth has no com
Penssating good to mitigate the severity of
our loss. But there is no grief without some
bene6cent provision to soften its intenseness.
When the good and the lovely die, the men,
ory OF their good deeds, like the moonbeams
on the stormy sea, lights up our darkened
hearts, and lends to the surrounding gloom
beauty SO sad, SO sweet, that We would not,
IT we could, dspel the darkness that envi-
rons them.
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ASECDoTE OF LORENZO Dow Some
years sl"ce, Lorenzo preached ut Charleston,
>. e., and in the course Of one of his SER
mons, attacked, with some severity, the
character of citizen who had lately died.
and whose death he alleged was in consc-
quence Of his vices. For this, he was, at
the instance of the relatives of the deceased,
prosecuted, and found guilty by jury.
The Court sentenced him to pay small
fine, and endure short Imprisonment. The
Governor Of the State, however, pardoned
him, and paid the fine himself.
The next Sunday, Lorenzo preached to
crowded audience, commencing as fol-
lows:
"There was, we learn from the New Tes-
| lament, a certain rich man, who lived,
thank, at Jerusalem, and his name was Di-
YES. lie was clad in robes of purple and
linen, and fared sumptuously every day.
That IS, he lived high, or what might he
called dissipated. Now there was also,
think, in Jerusalem, certain beggar, named
Lazarus, who asked to be fed only with
the crumbs that fell from the rich mans Ia
bic. He lay down at the gate of his pal.
ace, but the rich man would not hear him,
and set the dogs on him.-So this poor beg
gar died, and then his sorrows ended for lie
was carried by angels to Abraham's bosom.
Yes Lazarus went up aloft, his spirit SCARED
up to heaven, where all good men will 60
when they die. But, my brethren, YOU
will ask what became Of Dives, the ricl,
mana Why, my friends, after awhile, he
died also, and ! don't know but he died
drunk. will not, however, say so posi-
lively, for | don't know but he has some
relation among those who now hear me,
and may DO prosecuted for defamation OF
character.
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New Cotton Gin NlaMUfactOry.
A 4 ].

THE subscribers respectfully inform the plan.
l. tcrs Of South Cnrcna, THAT they are erecting
al extensive COTTON GIN FACTORY, at
Abbevile Court House, where they will be pre-
pared to manufacture GINS OF THE BEST
QUALITY. Mr.. ENRIoHr-onc of tho firm and
principal workman Of the late firm of Hendcr son
& Enrght, of Newton county. Georgia, whose
Gins are well known and highly approved through
! out Abbevilc, Anderson, and Edgef"ld Districts,
will give his attention TO the business. Our
Gins will bo made of the best MATERIAL and nci-
tl,er expense nor labor will bo spared to render
them durable and convenient and equal TO any
manufactured III the southern States.
| REPAIRING also done with neatness and de-
spatch.
WOOD AND IRON TURNING will be OK.
cnted i'll the lest style, und the shortest notice.
! Those in want Of u new Gin for the next crop,
would do well to give Us trial before purchasing
elsewhere. engagements Gun be made with our
travelling Agents, OIL accommodating terms, who
will call planters generally, Or by letter addres.
| sed TO us ut Abbeviile G. II. f., -.
u GINS WARRANTED in all oases, and
delivered TO purchasers free of charge.
| fcbl -45 ENRIGiF & STARR.
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DoN'r 'r!-Don't fancy, because you have
stitch in your side, that you are nearly
"sewed up" nor, because you look little
pale, that you are about to kick the bucket.
Don't imagine, either, because you're con-
snmptive at your meals, that you've got the
consumptionf nor every time that you hap
pen to cough, that you are going to coughy-
pot. Be not "over exquisite to cast the
fashion of uncertain ,evi,"' for despondency
in nice case, is the overweight that NAV
turn the scale, and make you kick the beam
and the bucket both at once. Go to the
theatre, and have agood laugh, now and
then read witty authors; and let your
lungs "crow like chanticleer;;" !" and as much
like game cock as possible. A boundless
nirtll, says quaint Felltham, "is a patent,
adding time and happiness to the crazed
life of men," There is nothing like a guf.
faw to frighten the blue devils; it puts the
whole crew Of them to fight, be they Prus.
sian blue or indigo, powder blue, or ultra
marine. -,...-
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@- A certain Divine, about TO chanoe
his congregation, mentioned that subject
from the pulpit. After service was over an
old negro man, who was one of his admir-.
ers, went up to him and desired to know the
motives OF leaving his first flock. The par
son answered,
81 have CALL"
called you!" ~
"The Lord" answered the parsop.
LAY Massa, lie call youa"
Yes, Jack, he called me-"
".'Massa, what you get here9.
~ get Blk hundred dollars"
and what you get to'der placer"
al am TO get one thousand dollars"
~ "Ay, Massa, de Lord call You till he be
5lind from one thousand dollars to six hun
dred-you no go!'' D"'
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$50 Reward.

II ANAWAY from the plantation in Lincoln
lO county, Georgia, Of the estate Of John S.
Walton, deceased, about the middle of June last,
twenty-five years uge, five feet six inches high, OF
dark complexion, and weighs about one hundred
and forty pounds. He has good countenanc
and owing 10 wart OH his tongue, his speech is
somewhat altered. He has been supposed TO be
lurking about Wellington, South Carolina, and has
brother in Augusta, Georgin.
Tho above reward will be paid for his delivery
or confinement in any JUL SO that he can be recov-
cred The address Of the subscriber is Philomath,
Oglethorpe county, Ga.
mills /. II. IRWIN. Jr
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A Nj f RRY HEA RT.

Bf CHARLES SWAIN.
'ris well ~ have merry heart,
However short we stay;
There's wisdom in merry heart,
Whate'er tho world muy cay.
Philosophy may ft ts head
And find out many flaw,
But give Inc the philosophy
That's happy with u straw!
If life but brings us happiness
Ii brings ns, we ore told,
What's hard to buy, though rich ones try,
With all their heaps of gold.
Then laugh away-let others say,
Whntc'cr they will Of mirth;
Who laughs the most may truly boast
He's got tho wealth Of earth
There's beauty in merry laugh,
\ moral beauty too-
1t shows the hearts an honest hcort
That's paid each man his due,
And lent share Of whnts to eparc,
Despite of wisdom's fears;
And made the cheek less sorrow speak,
The eye weep fewer tears.
The sun may shroud itself in cloud.
The tempest-wrath begin;
1t finds spark to cheer The dark,
Its sunlight is within!
Then laugh away-let others say
Whatc'er they will of mirth;
Who laughs thc'most may truly boast
Hos got the wealth of earth!
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Ice! Ice! Ice!

1CC 10.G ----
'HHE subscriber keeps constantly onSitpnd a
sale and retail, which he offers to the CftS SiiS
Country Trade, on reasonable terms as any
other House in the city.
JOHN B. MARTIN, Agent,
Charleston Neck Ice House.
Charleston, March % s9s1n:
n. B. Persons wishing Ice sent 10 any part on
the South Carolina or Georgia Naii Roads, Gun
be supplied by addressing letter 10 theiAgent, at
Charleston, S. c., and the Ice will be forwarded
on the receipt Of the same. J. B. NJ, Ag't.
Cost price charged for Casks and Blankets
Drayage to Railroad, l2 l-2 cts. per package
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iSrERNARRyINe OF RELAr1vEs--The su,
perintendent Of the Insane Hospital at rndi.
annapolis, in long and very interesting repor,
OF its condition, very Justly saws: 80
The intermarrying Of relatives il 4 fcan.e
Of degeneracy Of both mind and bodv. and
tends directly TO- insanity. In several instan.
ees that have come to sour notice, during the
past year, more than one member ofthe same
family have become s,insane. T'hefs are in
the hospital at this time, two sistsis from, one
family, and. a .b,othar, and. 4 sister from
another: We have, a.so,laasis 1rssely.atbe
case, E husbsua and "a wife ~ patients lin n
the institution !: but beitbaF6 81 tSs iast men 4
toned cases, 90 far al eas Isaia, siiifor from
s'oIeu3taxy talnt.s essH- if7s;sSss 81 Fst
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South Carolina, !

ABsEvILLE DIST. In Ordinary.
~, =. Notice to Absent Distributes
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Distributes Of
IN. Abe Estate of Sas Pace, deceased, that finul
sett!sment of this Estate is required OIL the peti-
ton r. Mrs; Sarah Pace Adminisratrx. and will
bGfiiA on the third day Of May next. The Par
tas1b ~ Distributes, generally, and particularly
the tnnor children Of Richard Pace deceased, viz:
SaJsAJane und John P. Pace, John Thomas and
wifs Matilda, who reside without the State, are
required to be and aPpear Mt our next Court of Or
dipary, to be holden ut Abbeviile Court House for
Khhexillc District, on the third day Of May next,
far 6gal settlement of said Estate in the hands Of
SeTsh Pace, Administrative.
GWsh under my hand OH the lst day of Febraa
sySm the year Of our Lord, 1851, and in tho
18th year of American Independence.
.fsi;lt3m F. w. SELLECk, DAD
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Head Quarters, 9th Reg't.

AfRIL lSr, 1901.
Order No. -.
ti The Upper and Lower Battalions com.
H prisng the 9Th Regiment of Infantry,
81 South Carolina Militia, will assemble fol
w Drill and Review ut their respective pa
SbY rade grounds
-s,X The Upper Battalion ut brakes Old
Field on Saturday the Sd Of May.
The Lower Battalion at Chalk Level oil Sat-
urdayt the 10th Of May.
The commissioned and non. commissioned off.
GERS will assemble the day previous at each place
for drill and instruction. ''
The captains Of companies will order ont the
pioneers in their respective commsnds.
Lieut.. Col. CuHNiNoHAM and Major GRrYy1N
are charged with the extension Of this order 10
their respective cohnmands "~ a.-
The Jocasse Band will attend al Drake's
on Saturday the 3rd Of May, and the Greenwood
Brass Band at Chalk Level on tho ! 9th May.
BY order Of Col HAwTnoRH.
ap5:4t T. J. ROBERTS, Adi't
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OLD NED, AGAIN!!:

fEHn BIERFIELD, is happy to inform his
Egsl friends and the travelling public that he has
taken the Stables attached to his hotel Old uncle
Ned that prince of ostlers takes charge of the
Stables, and every attention will be given 10 stock
entrusted to his care.
have few more of those extraordinary cooks
left, that attract the attention of cpicures, and
belight the rest Of mankind with their pleasing
culinary preparations. Give us 4 call.
Newberry G.. H., S. C. mar6.5Ot
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South Carolina,

Isaac Branch, Administrator of John G. Mann.
deceased, Y. John L. Lockridge, Franklin Mann,
Amanda Mann, ct al.-Bai for Injunetinn,
Direction, &c.
Il appearing,to my satisfaction that Archa Scott,
1 Margaret Mann, widow of John Mann, dec ID
Franklin Mann, Amanda Mum, Sarah Mann and
other children Of John G. Maun, deceased, names
not k. ,wn, purtes to this case, reside without tho
limits Of this State: On motion of Thomson e.
Fair, Comp'ts Solr., Ordered that they plead, an
swer or demur to this Bill Of Complaint within
three months, or Judgment pro confesso will beta
ken against them. .ty -...s.s.
Can't, oa,,. ooh n H. A; ,sII JONES. e.I.;D.
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" ESTERN POETRY.

w I
When fcllrr falls in Inv,
He duz wear white kid gluv,
and let's the barber skrapc his chin,
and wears flashy buzzin pin,
and puts on lots Of splendid close,
and smells just like the sprou,ing rose,
nll newly sprung in Joon.
But if he does the mitten git,
what Phancy Pheeiinx round him fit,
he grows all over mclancholcr,
md hides behind a stundin' Koller!
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Com'rs. office, 2otk Fob, 1851. % 3m
South Carolina,

South Carolina, -
ABBEvhLE DIST. In EouirY.
Lewis Busby and Mary his wife, ". ThesissS b.
Byrd and othes.-Biu for Delivery Of Slsyss,
and Partition. sr
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Mathew M.
L Bryson aud Mahala his wife, William ,Sairn-
ders and Rhoda his wife. Fanny Mirchslis Anna
Cooper. Larkin Pulliam, Zachariah Golstonifand
Benjamin Goston parties to this case, reside with
out the limits of this State:
On motion Of Cochran & Noble, Con,p'ts
Solr., Ordered, that they plead, answer orgdefSur
10 said bill of complaint within three months, or
judgment pro confesso will be taken against them.
II. A. JONES, c.E.A.p.
Com'rs. office, Feb 20, 1851 I.3m
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Fresh Arrivals.

g The subscribers are now receiving nt the
"a Drug Store large and fresh supply of
drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Dye
Stu6s, Varnishes Of every kind,
Brushes Of every description,
Physicians and Planters, and the public generally
arc invited to give us u call.
The Ladies' are invited TO call and examine our
stock Of PERFUMERY, consisting of a large
stock CT Hdkf Extracts, Cooking do, Coognes,
and Soaps Of every description.
mills WARDI,AW g. LYON
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CCRlosrTIEs OF LEaIsLATloN.-We I'm.
derstand there has been good deal o
amusement aud speculation at Frankfort
KY, for week or two past, on account o
the provisions Of the salary bill, enacted by
the late Legislature. 1t is said that the law
actually provides that the Governor shall
have yearly compensation of 81 5000, each
of the judges Of the court of appeals &c..
600, each of the circuit Judges SIS 900, the
register of the land Office $4,000, the Secre.
tary of State $4,000, and other officers in
about the same proportion.
The bill originated in the House, being
reported by select committee, the members
of which prided themselves particularly OH
beng in favor of low salaries. We have not
the law heforo US, but its phraseology runs
substantially thus The Governor shall have
salary of twenty-five hundred dollars, the
Judges OF the court Of appeals fifteen hun
dred, register Of the land office twelve hum
dred and tfty, DC, which sums shall be paid
quarterly. 1t is not provided that the off,
GERS in question shall have salaries of the
said amounts per annum; the provision is
expressly that they shall receive the speci-
led salaries, which sums shall be paid auar-
terly. The language is speci6c, and the best
lawyer at Frankfort says, as the best lawyers
everywhere must say, that the law empow-
e's each Of the officers named to draw the
whole sum specified every three months
And we understand that the able second au-
ditor says, that if they think proper TO draw
thus, he shall feel constrained by the plain
letter Of the law to pay them the money.
OF course this is very laughable, and at
the same time very serious blunder, and
the first thought of some may be that the
next Legislature can at once correct it. This
however is impossible The new constitu-
ton provides that no officers salary shall be
reduced during the period for which he is
elected Ito Office. So the Governors legal
salary must remain $4,000 a year during
his entire term, the salary of each Judge Of
the court of appeals must remain $4,000
year for. eight years. the salary of each cir
cult Judge must remain $500 year for
six years, DC, &c.
We confidently expect, that when these
facts become generally known, muIitudes
Of new candidates for al the offices to which |
the Legislature has attached su.h munifi-
cent salaries, will spring up all over the
State.
a Great Possa9s.t- Hurrah for the Col:
lin. Linel burst spontaneously from a
thousand voices this morning, when it was
Known that the = Pacific" !" in nine days and
twenty hours, had crossed the Atlantic. It
pave foil As much qualification to the public
y If great battle had been gained ID Mex
90, on the frontier, or on the occasion.
y, And why should Il Shots IL a a great VIC
ory fof our pnecbalics, our ship4yarrdis, /, our
ROM cpd steam fonndries. our engineers, in Il
!e1esas torour cofnnoitcountr Suchvicto-
ies are' bfoddless,a but far more important b
y y, osr pre5efst than II ave ,thonsand men
'sd been killed, and Zen sorsG Teen thousand
York Erpyess 1914 iust
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South Carolina,
In Equity.

NbbEvILLE DIST In Equity.
Alpheus Baker, jr. v. John A. Calhoun, A. Bakcr
T., and E!:-. Z. bic rife, sMd e.here--RIl
TO confirm exchanged Lands, SC.
l4appeuring to my satisfaction that Alphsus
ifsa,Bfker, Sen'r. and Eliza his wife, James. r.
Wsree hillip Sapp and Julia his wife, Paul De
Ley Baker, Ellen NJ. Baker, and Thomas D..
Defendants in this case, reside without tho
ilenfisof thisS State: On motion by Thomson and
Eesri iCampfts. Sol'r. Ordered that the said Do.
MfpgrNtr above named do plead answer or demur
The said bill Of complaint within three months,
Or judgment pro confesso will be. taken against
them. Fl. A. JONES, c.s.s.p.
iCom'rs Office. March l3, 1851 3m
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'BBEV1ILE DIET. IN EQUITY.
+ Eliza Smith, Administrators, y. John G. Pettus.--
Cross Bill for Injunction, &c.
I appearing to my satisfaction that John G. Pct
L tus, the Defendant, resides beyond the limits
of this State: On motion of Perrin & McGowen,
Complts Sol'r., Ordered, that tho said Defendant
do pleud, answer, or demur to the snid Bill within
three months from the publication hereof, or judg-
ment pro confesso will be rendered against him.
H. A. JONES, c.EA.p.
Com'rs office, 81 Feb. 1851 3m