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SOUTH CARoL1NA.-We are often aston
ished and shocked, Mt the abuse hcaped upon
this noble State by vernal Northern press.
The history of South Carolina is one of which
any State might we'll be proud. There is
no sacrifice she has not made for the true
interest of the country; no war in which we
have been engaged, that her aid has not been
literally extended. But if we are shocked
at the vitupcration of the Northern press,
what shall we say Of those papers in the
South, who delight in aping the cant of their
filthy allies; particularly those who depre-
cate agitation, to see the country again re-
stored to quietude.
In the late controversy between the two
sections of the Union, South Carolina said,
perhaps, rs little rs any other Southern State.
She took no position; she made no demands,
except such us were strictly in accordance
with our true interests and honor. 1t comes
with an exceedingly bad grace from those
who have proved treacherous or weak, to
speak in terms of contempt of a people
whose gallant bearing is cotemporaneous
with their earliest ancestry, and who have
never permitted selfish considerations to de-.
ter them from pursuing their honest, patriot
ic CONVICTIONS TEXAS Republican.
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NEW GOODS.
r.. M. # u l. l. Il R & CO..

lpNGAlRObs. ...SnGEFtELD
MOULD respectfully inform their customers
w and the public generally, that they are
now receiving their SPRING STOCK, und are
prepared to offer for inspection, the NEST choice
selection of FANCY GOODS, ever offered in
this Iuurket. Before looking elsewhere, Nc kind
ly solicit our friends TO call on lis, and examine our
Printed and Plain Bareges, Organdies, Grena-
dimes and Silk Tissues,
French Muslins ut l2 l-2 cents,
Plain and Printed Juckonets and Cambrcs,
New Styles Of Printed De Laines,
Mourning Bareges and Grenadines,
Plain aud Printed Lawns.
American, English aud French Prints,
Linen Poplins. Ginghams, &C., &C.
We have, also, an extra assortment of the la
test styles Of Jewelry, which we will sell
CHEAPER than any other house this side Of Charles
ton.
Our stock Of HATS, BOOTS and SHOES,
sADDLERY, GROCERIES, HARDWARE
aud CRoCKERY, in price and quality, will please
the most fastideous. ap5.lm
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WILSON & WILLIAMS,

SSAAA/SON CG w L1AWlS,
HIVE NOW IN STORE, and are dav re-.
IL ceiving large and well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
among which may be found of the LATEST
STYLES und PATTERNS
For Ladies' Dresses
Barege de Laines, Bareges, French and English
Muslins, Poplins, Gros de Naples, Lnstres Chin
chillien Silks, Silk Tissues, Benzalines, Muslin
Cuffs, do. Collars, Neck Ribbons, do. Ties, Bon
nets, &c together with large assortment Of new
styles Cnlicoes, Gnghams, &c.
For Gents Wear.
A great variety Of spring and summer Cloths and
Cas'imeres, Drap de Eta, Linens. &c.
A large stock of
Ready Made Clothing,
Consisting of Costs, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Draw
ers, Silk Undor Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Hats,
new style Cater Boots, calf pegged and sewed
do, with every variety Of Ladies, Misses, Gents,
Boys and ChiIdren's Shoes.
ALSO,
Crockery, Glass and Stone Ware, Hardware.
Family Groceries, Drugs and Medicines, Domes.
tics, Sadlery, Hosiery, Pcrfumery, Jewelry, Gut
lery, Stationery, Violins, Walking Canes, &c. &c.
with variety Of other Goods which we cannot
here enumerate, but respectfully invite our friends,
patrons and the public generally, to call and ex-
anime our stock, which is now as complete as can
be found in the up country. [mh29-l
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STOLEN.

}IN On the night of the 9th imst., from the
8 subscriber, who lives five miles north
west oi the tewn Of Newberry, oil the main rond
from GreenviIle to Columbia, u BLACK MARE,
about l6 hands high, about nino years old, well
made and in good order. She trois well, but does
not pace, and wall fast has long tail and long
mane is jet black has small white spot in the
centre Of the forehead, aud little white OH both
hind feet just above the hoof, not reaching to tho
fetlock.
Any person bringing back the snid Mare, or fur
nlshng information 80 that she can be got, shall
he handsomely rewarded. l would also be glad
to receive information as to convict the thief
who stole her. ISAAC KELI,AR.
Ncwberry c. H., April 25 It
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Fortv Dollars Reward,

GTOLEN from tho subscriber, on the night Of
~ the 5th inst, large dark ashy eolored marc
mule, a little inclined to be greysh on tho head
and ears; head and ears very largo, rugged made,
about FIVE yeas old, aud five feet high |; tho mule
was newly reached. Also, my saddle and bride,
bits and curb, homo made. A reward Of twenty
dollars will be paid for the apprehension Of the
thief, with proof sufficient to convict him, and
twenty dollars for the mnle or information that
/ Gun get her. Address mo at Wideman's p. O.,
AbbeviIle Dist, q. G.
JOSHUA WIDEMAN.
N. b. have every reason to believe this mule
was taken toward Haywood County, N. C..
u Tho Laurensve Herald and Groenvills
counts to Joshua Wideman, Wideman's p. o.
spl9 3tf
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NEW SwINaLE TREE FOR CARRIAeEs.-
A citizenof Norfolk, Va. Mr.. James Adams,
has recently invented a safety, spring swim
gie.tree, 80 arranged that both traces can be
slipped of at the will Of the driver, and the
hosse released inssaa atsueously from the vahis
cless The sdang T. Sespnaxsy sssapsr -
said u bs thus entirely aobviatsd LII Ahs
nouneement which will doubles be,x vsl-
'ccms 6nssto thoss sho disliks ~ unexpsste
sdsaesS sSirswhieh Trey yassnnwiliine ssetor,
especially Us tnosB ihsRp ssiSp6sd Who me-
'ussSss 61y lh1 sp ynpt jEId ~ sdssu.
turss svistiaa Aavocak. "a Ig,l @
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New Com nm ission House.

k ITHE undersigned having been engaged
in general Commission and Factorape
business for the last fifteen years in this place,
takes pleasure in informing his old customers and
the public generally, that he has opened house
to transact said business in all its various branches
From the long experience he haa had in the
above business, he is enabled to say in confidence,
that he will do as we'll for those who pntronze
him as any other house in the United States or
California. and that effort shall be left untried
on his part TO do better. a.,
Consignments of CorroN and all other species
of produce, as we'll as MERCHANDISE for the coun-
try, will have his individual and personal atten-
ton, for which he hopes his labors may be beneii.
cial both to his constituents and hmsef
A. M. BENSON.
Hamburg, April 10, 1851. GIN
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Executive Office.

CHARLESTON, April 10, 1851.
RY his Excellency J. HI. MEANS, Governor
u aud Commander in. Chief In aud over the
State Of South Carolina.
Whereas, information has been received at this
Department, that JACKSON VAIGNEM, charg-
cd with the commission Of an atrocious murder,
has escaped from Jail at GiIIlsonville, in the State
aforesaid: Now, therefore, in order that tho said
Jackson vaignem may be brought to trial, /,
JOHN H. MEANS, Governor Of tho State of
South Carolina, do hereby offer reward Of TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprehension
and delivery Of the said Jackson Veignem TO tho
Sheriff Of Beanfort District, OF into any jail In
this State. ~ ...,E
The said vaignem is about five feet nine inches
high black eyes, hair and beard ; dark complex
ion about twenty three yean Of age, and has
tho end Of his right fose-fngsr cut or aboat Tho
middle Of the nail. s-Th'i t'1Vr or .l.s>'t.'
Given under my hand and the seal Of tho
~ State. At Charleston, tho tenth dsy Of
I LIS. ( April in the year Of sur Lord one thou
s~~-~ sand eight hundred and fity -one, and In
''~'is the Ssventy firth year Of this Sovereign.
ty aud Independonce Of the United Ststes
p,si lsSs4of Aunerica. t;d.e.t J. H. MEANS
BY the Governor. 49,. 60. n. -.
BEn: Psaay, Secretary Of Slate. -
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Population Of Floridu.-We find in the
Florida Sentinel the sntjoined abstract of
the population, &c, OF Florida, with the ex
ception of the counties of Monroe and Dade,
furnished by the United States Marshal.-
The Sentinel remarks:
by the census Of 1910 the population
of the Territory was shown to be 54,447-
Monroe and Dade contributing 632 to that
number. These two counties now contain
between three and four thousand Exclud
ing them, the population in $40 was 53,s45
and in 1850 it was s6,655, giving an in
crease of $3.50, or over 60 per cent. We
may safely fix the population of Florida at
10000, in round numbers, showing that
there is yet abundance Of room for more
Florida contains an area Of $1,000 square
miles, or 37,0OO,0OO acres"
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GEORGIA LUMBER FOR SPAIN-A ship
was taken up here yesterday, says the Savan-
nah Republican of the 9th, to carry 100000
feet of lumber to Cadiz, and orders are re-
ceived for 100000 feet more for the same
destination. 1t is for the Spanish Govern
ment, and this is the first order received here
from that source-.he supplies of timber for
that Government having hitherto come from
the Gulf.
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"Dr. N. SIMS, Surgeon Dentist,
having settled permanently in the District Of Abb
bevilIs, respectfully offers his Professional services
to the citizens Of the Village and District general.
ly. He is prepared to do all work in his line in
the most approved aud durable manner.
Orders left at tho Banner Office, or addressed
TO him at Cokesbury, will receive prompt atten-
ton. (mh2a.l2m&
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Ladies Nautilus.
S n . WDEN & SHEAR,

AUGUSTA. GA,
HAVE RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK,
IL Ladies Paris-made Silk Mantillas, of new
aud splendid styles for summer wear,
Ladies' French worked Muslin Mantillas, Of tho
latest Paris styles,
Ladies rich white and black Luce Mantillas, Of
elegant styles,
Ladies black Lace Shawls, and white and blk
Lace Scarfs,
Ladies French worked Muslin Collars, Chemia.
setts, Cuffs and Undersleeves,
Ladies' Lace Collars, Cuffs and Underseeves,
Of beautiful styles,
To all of which they respectfully invite the at
ten.ion C: :as public.
Augusta, April l2 ;
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LITERARY HoNoRs.-Tlle National Intel
ligencer says: =. 1t is with much satisfaction
that we see it stated in the public prints,
that DR.. Francis Lieber, an eminent and
learned professor Of the South Carolina Col
lege, has been elected member of the Ma
tional Institute Of France. A literary friend
informs US that our distinguished country
man, Prescott is the only other American
who has been thus complimented."
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Cokesbury. 2Ist April.

'ItE Anniversary of the Cokesbury Female
l. Association, will take place on the second
Tuesday in May, (l3th proximo,) at which time
there will be all address delivered before the Asso-
citation by Col. F. w. CAPERs, at o'clock precise
Iy. At carly candlo-ght Of the same eve
ming, thcre will be CONCERT in the Female
Academy, under the direction OF Mr.. F. A. Com
nor, (principal of the Musical Depurtment,) in
which will be an exhibition of Music, consisting
of Glces, Trios, Duets and Polkas The public
generally are invited TO attend.
&. w. HODGES, Pres. Assn.
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re- A letter from the master of vessel
lately arrived in the Thames from New
South Wales, mentions that the Brightman,
of London, was taking in cargo at Sydney
for California, consisting of ready made cof-
fms, which were filled aDiM bottled beer!
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Curtain Materials.

SNOW DEN & SHEAR,
III AVE received from New York
Ill White Embroidered Lace and Muslin Cur
tains, of new and elegant styles,
White embroidered Muslin Curtains, at very
low prices,
Rich colored Damasks, for Curtains,
Superior White and Fancy colored Dmities.
Sup. A French Furniture Prints, and plain
and t~illed A Turkey Red,
Gilt Comices, Curtain Plus and Bands.
To all of which .hoy respectfully in--;'e the az
tenton Of the public.
Augusta, APR: !2 ,
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DNEuerrcOtyDes,

DAVID GOFF respectfully informs the citi-
~ zens Of the Village and the public generally
that he will be in the village sometime during
next week, and that he is now fully prepared to
take LiKENESSES in all the perfection Of the
art.
u Rooms in the old Masonic Hail. The pub.
lie are invited to call and examine his specimens.
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NOTICE TO DIsTRIBUTEEs.-Th Es-
~ tate Aunie Ashley, docessed, having proved
insoivent, the Distributes generally, and psricu-
larry those that reside without tho State, hero
by notified that a settlement Of said Estaie will
be made before the Ordinary on tho 18th day Of
juno next J. T. MADDEN, ExoE.
March Is, 1851 3m
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% The Undersigned has taken the
Office on the Public Square, recently occupied by
LucIEr H. LoxAx, Esq-his object being to give
his entire and unremitting attention to the PRAC-
TICE OF MEDICINE.
BENZ. J. HARRISON.
Abbevle C. H., Jan. lS, 1851. 43
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..CoAINa OVER TO THE PANrALooNs-
Mrs. Bloomer, editor of the Lily, has adopted
the "short dress and trowsers." and saws in
her paper of this month, that many of the
women in that place, (seneca Falls) oppose
the change; others laugh; others still are
in favor, "and many have already adopted
the dress" She closes the article upon the
subject as follows:
"Ihose who think we look 'gueer,' would
do we'll to look back few years, to the time
when when they wore ten or fifteen pounds Of pet
ticoats and bustles around the body, and
balloons on their arms, and then imagine
wnfch Cue sAe r~1'-vs f,sase, they or we.
We care not for the frowns of over hstidlous
gentlemen; we have those of better taste and
less questionable morals to sustain us. II
men think they would be comfortable in
long, heavy skirts, lettbem put them on
ks have no objection. We are more com.
irritable without them, and 80 have left them
G We do not say that we shall wear this
Xtsss and no other, but we shall wear It for
comnSon, dress and We hope It may become
fashionable that We may wear it atall times,
4n1h all places, without being thought sin.
fulaT. We have already become 90 attach.
M toit e thst we - dislike I changing to . long
''os s:SSFs z .-.s:,..x.. >. ~ ,ssf. Il
TIE College.-We are pleased torobserve
tbs presence ID oar town of tie Rev. Dr..
tWigh6na IND tbs Rev. MesIs.i Walker,
y RasA Dsrgiek. Postss, Beard, and ofAst zen.
3a6e9 coenp 1ln1 shA Board Of tOomnsis-
S4sobsss % = NH o shsFl lats' HsS alfr
dng md erecting within
3bHr sshe x6lIsRs Gdi6ces, ~ I'VE
shlAlss ~ n odn1 snss shst Shatsyss ftfcs
Z sssss Sc s s. se;ss e 8 ss;ss :
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" A CARD.-In retiring from the late firm
commenting 10 my friends and the public, my
friend and partner, M. w. COLEMAN, and hope
that he may receive u continuance Of the liberal
patronage received by the late firm. will con-
tinue the Ware House and Commission Business
in Augusta, Georgia.
G. WALKER.
Hamburg, March p, 1851 ap5.2m
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re- The Albany Dutchman Significantly
says, half the misery in this world is caused
by pistareens trying to pass themselves of
for quarters"
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-ste. STILL LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

New YoRK, April le.-The American
Steamer Pacific has just arrived with dates
from Liverpool to the morning of the 9th
inst The sales for the three days since the
departure of the America, were IL 900 at
the following quotations:
Fair uplands, 73-s,
Mobile, 73.s,
" Orleans, 1874:
Consumers were disposed TO restrict their
operations to their actual requirements, and
await advices respecting the crops of Amer
lea.
.G The political advices by the Pacific
are meagre and uninterestipg.
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feasional services to the citizens of the Village and
District. He may be found at his office, over the
Drug Store, unless professionally engaged.
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Notiee to CreditOrs,

Notice TO Creditors.
A IL persons interested, are hereby po4i6ed that
n final settlement Of the Estats Of Dr.. H. H.
Townes, deceased, will be made before tho Ordi-
nary on Tuesday the 9Th Of May Bezt
WIN. TENNENT, aa
April 10, 3e5l-4t J. p. GRAVES,
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"iAS0m IL L0H

Wilson Il L0alax,
ATTORNEYS AT rLAW-ABBEVILLE C. H.
J. III. WILSON. LucIEN H. LoxAx.
mari dQff
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u Medical NOiice.-The subscribers
still continue to practice medicine at Abbeville c.
H. Tho services Of both will be rendered when
necessary. BRANCH g. BASS.
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INTERESTING POLITICAL ITEMS.
HALIFvx, April II.


The British Steamer, America, arrived
this morning, bringing advices from Liver
pool mp to the 9Th inst.
From them, we learn that the current
qualities of cotton had declined an eighth
of a penny, and that the sales of the week
had amounted to $4,000 bales, of which g.
600 were taken on speculation, and 1900
for export, the balance, 80, 200, going to the
trade. The sales for the corresponding
week last year, amounted TO 1880 bales,
Of which $4,000 were taken on epecula-
ton.
: On the day prior to the sailing of the
America, The 4th inst, 1000 baIes were
sold, and cotton closed firm, holders being
indisposed to yield.
Tie political intelligence is not of very
important character, and the following items
embrace the most interesting features of
it:
GREAT BR1TAIN.-The Russell Ministry
continues to hold its position. A powerful
Papal league has been formed in London.
Fears are entertained of revolutionary
project being in contemplation, which is to
burst forth during the Worlds Fair. The
government, however, is said to be amply
prepared for any emergency that may hap
pen on the occasion.
FRANcE.-Considerab alarm exists, lest
the vast diffusion of Socialist principles,
which is daily taking place throug ghout the
country, may produce another revolution.
TERRIFIC STORM AT THE NoRrH-NEw
YoRK, April l7.-There has been terrific
gale and freshet accompanied with great
destruction Of property, to-day. Much dam
age has been sustained in this city, and the
wharves have been inundated. Many Rail
roads have been submerged. Several small
vessels have been sunk, and it is apprehen-
ded that serious loss of life has occurred.
In Boston, families were driven out of their
houses by the freshet, and so furious was
the storm that several houses were capsized;
among them, the Episcopal Church in East
Boston.
New YORK, April 1s.-The loss in Bos-
ton alone, by the storm, is estimated at hall
million. Several lives have been lost.
The Islands are literally strewed with wreck
ed matter. Bridges on the Railroads have
been swsP: away.
New YoRK, April ls-The Americas
news has slightly depressed Cotton. Eiev-
en- hundred bales were sold to- day at a de.
cline OF an eighth.
The Prometheus has arrived from Chag-
res. The New Orleans arrived Mt Panama
on the lst Of April with 100000 in gold
dust. The Northerner with 100000, and
the Antelope with 100000.
The City of Acerbanda has been burned
and the loss sustained is estimated at mill
ion.
= New YoRK, April 19.-Cotton is with.
out change. The sales to-day were 1000
bales. The Pacifcs news has had no effect
In Liverpool on the 9th inst, prices were in
favor of buyers.
CHARLESTON, April l9.-The sales Of
Cotton on yesterday and to-day reach nine
hundred bales at 3-4 IL l-4c. No change
in prices.
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Notice TO CSnsrnct0rs.
WILL BE LET, to the lowest bidder, On the
w 26th inssnnt, at de Hssess tke b0iIdipg Of .
tone mill, on tho Cambridge road. Plan aud
specifications via b exhibited ga tie 6sy.
upl2-3t DAVID ATKINS, Conafr.
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U A CARD.-T'he subscriber will continue
the business carried on by WALKER & Cole.
MAN. and hopes by prompt attention to business,
with competent assistant in the Forwarding de-.
part!nent, to receive q contnuance of the liberal
pstrodage bestowed upon the lute firm Of w. and
g. MILTON w. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, March "a, 1851.
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Martin & Parker,
ATTORNEYS At rLAW-ABBEVILLE C. H.
AAkTlN. W. II. RARKER.
janis AZ
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GOVERN YOUR TEMpER.-A difficult thing

GOVERN YOUR TEMpER.-A difficult thing
it is for hot-headed people to govern their
tempers at all times and under severe pro-
vocations. But no man can be truly great,
who dosn't keep his combativeness fenced
in. An excellent recipe for coolness and
equanlmity, is to preserve an uniformly sub.
dned voice and an easy deportlnent--to ex-
clude, cntirely, fretful thoughts, frowning
brows, and ferocious gratings of the teeth,
though the fountains of wrath within, be
never so much "riled." The Navy regula-
ton forbids any seamen from entering a
ships powder-magazine with knife, key, or
similar article in his pocket. or about his
person, or with nails in his shoes, or metal
buttons on his clothes. Bolt the door of
your heart with half this care against wolfish-
nessin its varied disguises ofshecp's clothing,
and you need cherish no fears of getting in
to a "blow up" "lIe that ruleth his spirit
is better than he that taketh city," says
the wise man. And there is certainly heap
of comfort in keeping down ones indigna-
ton, even at those times when indignation
may be perfectly righteous. Why stop to
cane every dog that snaps at your heclse
The strength wasted on his miserable car
cass, would serve you to do considerable
job of work; and, besides, it is an inJisputa-
ble fact, that just 30 long az you resort to
Gaming, instead of contempt, to rid yourself
of dogs, just so long will dogs come round
to be caned. In palmer phrase, if you
show quickncss to anger, there will never
be wanting miscbievous loafers, ready to
use the long pole of insult and injury TO
stir up the animals"
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Dissolution,

Dissolution.
THE FIRM OF WALKER e. COLEMAN
i is this day dissolvee by mutual consent. M.
w. COLEMAN will attend 10 the settling the busi-
ness of the late firm, G. WALKER.
M. w. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, March "a, 1851.
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Special Notices.

j. Foster MARSHALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office next door to the Printing Office.
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Edward Noble.

ATTORNEY AT TLAW-ABBEvILLE C. HI.
Will also practice in tho Courts of the sdiei ininv
anlS Districts. -
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LAwYERs.-Mr. Livingston, the editor of
the Monthly Law Magazine, has just pub
lislled, in volume of between two and three
hundred pages, a complete Register of all
the Lawyers in the United States, and their
post Office address The number in The ag-
gregate, is tsne,.ts-one Thousand nine hun
dred and sevemty-nine, or about one to every
fifteen hundred inhabitants.