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New Com nm issiom House.
HAMBURG. g. C..

THE undersigned having been engaged
6szS in general Commission and Factorage
business for the last fifteen years in this place,
takes pleasure in informing his old customers and
the public generaliy,that he has opened a house
to transact said business in ali its various branches.
From the long experience he has had In the
above business, he is enabled to say in confidence.
mat he will do as we'll for those who paironize
him as any other house in the United Sfafes or
C'lor"ia. and that no effort shall be loft untried
on his part 20 do better. 20
Consignments of CorToN and all other species
Of preduee, a. weii as MERcHASpiss for the conn-
try' will have his individual and personal atten.
ton for which he hopes his labon may be bepefi-
clal both 10 his constituents aud himself.
A. M. BENSON.
Hamburg, April l9. 1851 6m
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Riot in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 2l.-The Cuban
iiberators, mostly western man, exasperated
by the tone Of the Spanish paper La Pa,ria,
this. afternoon attacked the office, broke the
windows and doors, threw the press, cases of
types and furniture into the street, and des-
troyed everything belonging to the Office
There was no interference by the police.
After denaolishing The Office, the rioters
proceeded 70 the segar store, corner Of St.
Charles sab Graxier streets, broke open the
sdoorsand windows, and destroyed all the
stockan4 fniteve, which were very valu-
able. z. 80.
They then proceeded to the Office Of the
SPsuish Consul and de,troyed desks, fur
aiturs and PROPERTY of alt binds. The sign
ssFas hsQksp deNn aud carried in triumph 10
n = = nanotfa strt,are.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.
arIestOn, 8. c., August, 1851.

= subscriber will have in store by the first Of
September next, an extensive assortment OF
foREIGN GOODS, Imported direct to this
port, comprising
f'ain and fg'd. Black, Fancy coloured, fg'd.
WatcSed, Glace and Cheno Dress SILKS.
i!onnet and Lining SILKS,
-, ~ x. and cold Mernoes, Cashmeres and DL Lsinss
Gingha'ns, latest styles, . -.
a very full stock of new style Bonnet Ribbons.
Gloves of every description, tts'
A large stock Of Shawls, Z t.syst,
hosiery, silk, worsted and cotton, : ge4lis-
Silk, thread and cotton Laces und Edpin,s.
Embroideries,
LIONS and Cassmeres, Tailors' Trimmings.
ne VIII have in addition full supply Of Amer.
lean Manufactured Goods. FRY
fully solicited. JAMES 1E,r,rS respec'-
amgl5-3m ,3s Woa,;,.
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Valuable Tract of Land for Bale.

w ILL BE SOLD, in October or November
-, " next, at public out cry, at Abbevile Court
mo"se, for distribution among the Distributes, the
Tract OF Land belonging to the Estate OF William
cocnran' deceased, and OH which he resided ut
his death. The said tract contains 5(7 acres mors
or less lying one and half miles east of the viii
lage OF Greenwood on tho waters of Wilson's
creek. Good dwelling and out houses are Oh the
premises, with every necessary convenience for
planting. About PSI acres of said tract are in
"ooos, hnely timbered. The balance is in good
condition foT planting, aud valuable Any ne,son
desirous of loohimg at this tract, can do 80 by an
plying to Mrs. Nancy Cochran, who resides q.
the place. augIs On
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River Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his plantation ON
l. Rocky River, one mile below the village of
Lowndesvie. II contains 3S7 acres rather more
than half Of which is in woods. Tie low ground
on the river is a cleared but there is little creek
low grounds yet in woods; there are three most
excellent springs on the tract there ore two grist
mills and one saw mill bordering on tho tract-two
Oh the river and one the creek. The market
road from the mountains to Augusta crusscs the
ruas ON new bridge, opposite the dwelling. For
particulars, come and see, and call OH the sibscr-
ber at his present residence, thres miles west of the
above described plantation.
aug8-3t r. N. GROVES.
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South Carolina,
ABBEvILLE DR'r. Tn Ordinary
In the Matter of Nanov Robinsnn,s WI,

i appearing to my satisfaction that - Hutch
lnsons parties in interest in said Estate, reside
without the State, and notice having been filed
in my office requiring Probate of the paper said
to be the last Will and Testament of tic said
Nancy Robinson, deceased, in due form of law.
The absentees aforesaid, and all Others Interested,
are hereby notified that the said paper must be
proved IN due form of law before il can be admit
ted as the Will OF said deceased, and that tho tri
al thereof will he had in the Court of Ordinary
OIL the 9th day OF October next al which time all
Interested are required to appear either by attor-
ney or III person.
Given under my hand and seal OF once, ii,is az;
July, 1851. F. w. SELLECK, DAD.
jy2 3m
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SOnth Carolina,
Citation.

SOMth CRFOltMa,7
ABsEvrLLE DIs'r. Citation.
pY F. w. SELLECK, Esq, Ordinary of All.
- beville District-Whereas, DR.. John Ware
has applied to me to grant him letters of Admin
istration on all and singular tho goods and chat
tells, rights and credits Of William e. Watson, late
Of the District aforesaid.
These are, therefore, to cite and adnonish all
and singular, the kindred aud creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be holden
at Abbeviiie C. H., on tho 29th day Of August inst
to show cause, II any, why said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of August In
the year Of our Lord 1851, andin tho 18th year
of American Independence. -
r. w. SELLECK, DAD.
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South Carolina, r

AnaEv,IIs D's'r. Citation.
RY F. w. SELLECK, Eeq., Ordinary of Alb
~ beville District.-Whereas, Hezekiah Eigin
has applied &C NE fe- Letters Of Administration on
all and singular the goods and chattes, rights and
credits of Elizabeth Eigin, late OF the District
aforesaid, DECEASED. '
These are, therefore, to cite and admouish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be md appear before me, at our next
Ordinnrys Gan.t Cor .he .aid Dirtrot to be hoIdon
at Abbeville c: H., on the 18th day of Sept next,
TO show cnt,se, " any, why the suid admassr rasion
should not be granted.
Given under my hand. this 23rd day of August, in
the year of our Lord, 1851, aud in the 18th year
of American Independence.
au29-2w f. W. SELLECK. o...D.
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ShexiH's Sale.

She1iH's q Sale.
DY virtue Of sundry wrts of Fieri Facias, to me
- directed, l will sell at Abbeviiie Court House,
OIL the first Monday in September next, the follow
ing property, viz:
The interest that Catharine r. Cobb has in n
trac. nf Land. containing 37l acres more or less
adjoining lands of Charles Moslcy, Joseph Foster,
and others, levied OH the property Of Cathuriic
r. Cobb ads Mathew Gray and others.
Terms cash. S. A. HODGES, Sad.
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CAR Il.
CARD.
Warehouse and Commission Business.

warehouse and Commission Businesa
JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
''HE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
l. and the patrons of WALKER, BRysos g. Co..
that he will continue the Warehouse and
Com mission Business at tho Warehouse
formerly occupied by them, and hopes, by strict
attention TO the interest of his customers, to re-
ce've continuance of the liberal patronage be
slowed OH the late firm. He will give his personal
attention to all business entrusted to his CARE
Particular attention will be given to buying Of
Bagging, Rope, and Supplies for his customers.
which will at all times be bought at the lowest
prices, and liberal cash advances will be made on
produce in Store. G. WALKER
Augusta, July 1851. l5-6m
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South Carolina,
Citation.

HHBEv1LLE D1B r. J Cltation.
pY F. w. SELLECK, Esq, Ordinary of Abb
l. beville Observation-Disclosures, Elizabeti, Sperin
applies to me for Letters of Administration on all
and singular the goods and cliattes, rights and
credits Of Thomas p. Spierin late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. TO cite and adlnonish all
and singular. the kindred aud creditors of said de-
ceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
Ordinary Count, to be holden for Abbevle Dis
tr!ct, at Abbevlle Court House, on the 18th day
Of Sept'r. next, 10 show cause, If any they can,
why the said administration should not be granted
Given under my hand, this 25th day of August in
the year of our Lord 1851, and in the 18th
year of American Independence.
au29 2w F. w. SELLECK, DAD.
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A ,,s a. Hs!ARI I.E $40 n, k C.f "a
yTiHE sahsdr6ss. Agsnt orShe H6ash
eaoe factosypat Oh ~ sesto6s ,Asl q; aud
fss 30esnws Fectcey, az 6heraw, s. G., VIII
offer for sale in this naiket by the st of Septem.
Der, large supply Of Southern made PLANrA.
TION BROGANS and HOUSE SERVANTS
SHOES, which will he sold at the lowest market
prices for goods Of similar quality.
-" y ~ ~ "l X. A. PRINGLE,
Dealer in Brogans. Boots aud Shoes,
Jug t2-"'i No. 80 East Bay
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Valuable Town Propertv for AL.

Es:::l That block of Houses and Lots ON the
;hs4Al public square, at Abbeville Court House,
sale 1t will be offered privately until sale day in
November, and if not disposed Of. viii thon be Of
:e:sd ct public sale In M absence reference NAV
be had to Charles Dendy or John McCleland.
enSS-lS THOMAS r. DENNV
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sno shs pshes ssnstaiIy shsy p,esssthsrd ~
spss IS fssss si.h Il !. .a.Ipst asps = ns
sh.5sesfs u ssssy aalesptiSn.' 49, Sss
- y :ss traveiing to and from Hamburg will find
~ Giarrages and Buggies, always ready to convey
them to the Hamburg Depot, and also, TO The
Georgia Depot, free Of charge. -',
LHoS; II: TRENT, Virginia.
ang29 ~ c,, ~
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Later from Cuba-the patriots victorious

MOBILE, Aug. 2l.-The United States
steamer Vixen arrived at Pensacola yester.
day in four days from Havana.
Gen. Lopez had made q stand at Mariel,
and has had two engagements with the Co.
vernment troops, in both of which he was
victorious. The Spanish loss amounted to
80 officers and 800 men. The dead and
wounded were carried to Havana, and were
buried with great pomp on Friday last.
Lopez's force amounted to 1900 or l400
men, and he is daily receiving accessions.-
On the night of the 14th, over 100 left Ha-
vana to join the invaders.
Fifty eight Cubans were taken prisoners,
and on the morning of the 10th preparations
were making for their execution among
them there was Spanish Colonel, formerly
aid to the Governor.
One French man -of-war and the u S. shin
Albany were lying in the harbor of Havana.
line Vixen returns Immediately.
New ORLEANS, August 2l.-The U. s.
steamer Vixen arrived at Pensacola, yester-
day from Havana, reports, that one whole
regiment of Spanish troops had gone over to
Patriots and the people were rising in many
quarters. One General, one Commodore.
one General of Marines, with 200 soldiers.
were killed and many wounded, during the
two engagements with Lopez.
The American Consul is reported to have
declined to call on the Captain General, in
behalf of the captured patriots.
The Empire city reports that the steamer
Union was wrecked on the Mexican coast on
the Pacific, and was a total loss. The pas
sengers, crew and gold were all saved, and
the Captain and passengers have taken pas
sage in the Cherokee
The Spanish war steamer Pizarro is ashore
o. Key Stone.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 21.-The Empire
City has arrived from Havana with dates to
the 18th. The Spanish troops had attacked
Lopez, near Bahia Honda, and had taken
81 prisoners, including Col. Crittenden and
victor Kerr, who were carried to Havana.
and executed. Some 200 Spaniards were
killed during the two engagements, and Lo-
pez was victorious in both.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 2l.-A letter to the
P!cayune states that Gen. Manzaria has re-
turned to Santiago, abandoning the field to
the patriots who retained entire possession
of the whole country surrounding Puerto
Principe.
The steamer Pampero appeared off Ha-
vana on the l1th and was signalled from the
Moro Castle. She took two pilots from
schooner and proceeded west landing at Ma
riel, IL miles from Bahia Honda and taking
possession of the town of Las Posas.
The war steamer .Pizarro and two mer-
chant steamers with 500 troops and 6Ohorses
left Havana on the morning Of the 18th and
attacked Lopez on the 18th at San Miguel,
near Las Pesos. TheSPizarro got ashore at
Bahia Honda and Lopez expected to capture
her.
Lopez advanced to San Diego, to cut off
the retreat of the Spaniards. The people
are rising in navy places. About 500 left
Havana, to join Lopez, of which SO were
taken prisonefs. There are only 700 troops
left in Havana.
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LAND FOR SALE.

"a The subscriber being about to leave the
State, offers for sale the FARM on which
he now resides, located FIVE miles from Pendieton
village OH iio Laurens =. II. road The tract
contains Three Hundred and Forty.six Acres of
Land, about fifty Of which is creek bottom. Tire
settlement consists Of a comfortable two-story
dwelling and all necessary out-buildings- For
particulars as to price, &C., apply to
/ STEPHEN NJ. WILSON.
! Oakland, juno IA l3-mtf
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A MoNsTER.-A wretch who deserves to
DC bow strung, upon being solicited to stay
little longer, replied, "Wcll, will fifteen
minutes will make no great difference, for
my wife is now as mad as she. can be-"
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Important to Delinquent Stockholders In
tho 01eenvills d Columbia Railroad.
The following b an extract from letter to me
from his Honor Judge O'NEALI., President of the
Company:
DO not fail to sue without exception every one
in arrears before return day."
If stockholders should be sued, they will sec
my excuse in tho order publis6ed above.
THOS. r. GARY,
augl5-20 Commissioner for Able vile.
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For Salo.

E:;: The HOUSE and LOT, in the village
GY Of Abbeve, late the property of Thos. r.
Sp'erln, deceased is now offered for sale. On
buildings are nearly new. and the lot is situated
near the Rail Road Depot. Good titles will be
made: A bargain will be given, IL sold before
Mrs. SPierin leaves for the west. For particulars.
apply soon, to Mrs. Sperin, David Lcsly, or Jno
-. VuSou. 8uO1S
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OLD NED, AGAINi!.

n. fnd the travelling public the. mas
taken the Stables attached to hs -N,eI. Old uncle
NED that prince of -"sors takes charge Of the
Stables, and every attention will be given to stock
entrusted to his care.
have few more OF those extraordinar, .ool.
left, shat attrnct the attention Of spicnres ano
belight the rest Of mankind with their pleasing
culinary Preparations. Give us a call.
Newberry G.. H., s. e.. marS.50tf
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South Carolina,

RY F. ". sEILEcK, Esq. oSains1S' in..1p' of Alb.
- beviile Dktrct--Whereas, Robert Cheatham
has applied to me for Letters of Administra-
tion, on all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits Of William Wagner late .oi
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonisi all
and singular, tho kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, ut our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be holden
s. a. AsDev,e Court House on !! the sth day Of Sep,
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of August
in the year Of our Lord 1851, and in tho 18th
year Of American Independence.
augS2.2w = r-rlF.W, SELLECK, DAD.
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Land for Sale.

s offer for sale a Tract Of Land, contain.
30 ing about 200 acres, on the Mulberry, one
mile from the Rail Road, and two from Cokes-
bury. There are about fifty acres of woodland,
s.d enma fine creek bottoms, in cultivation. The
place is unques.onably healthy.
Cokesbury, July 8 l5tf
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~ Two pretty Bloomers" excited con-
siderable attention, on board Northern
steamboat, few days since, by walking up
to the bar and taking a brandy smash apiece.
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EY- Fanny Elssler, the celebrated Dan
seuse, has taken her final leave of the stage
at Vienna where she made her debut twenty
years ago.
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and FOUh
bssi!S Sahns sGssna, ~.
sEH1tQgstasss ssae sppointed MipsSan xsss,
eeder q Ceercii. A. T0A1x, -
August q, lakI s as q .,,. IsssndanE
Valuable River -FkssiIs go s.,s
the Seneca River, six miles 7fusss aks ,5ilAfS
~ OF Pendietons containing ONE SSS1
SAND ACRES, Three Hundred in cultivation
tile low grounds being the best description of
corn lands, aud the highlands well adapted to the
production Of cotton. There are large bodies of
good cotton lands, and some Creek Low Grounds
sun IN woodland state, which, if brought into
cultivation, would admit of the empoyment of a
large force. The Dwelling is a large and tasty
building, and outbuildings good
An opportunity is now offered TO persons wish
ing TO settle in the upper part Of tho State to Sc
cure one OF the most valuable, healthy and best
improved places in the District, at moderate Drica
and on accommodating terms.
portion of the crop may be purchased with
the place. WILLIAM SLOAN
aug22 d,
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Committed % Jail. s. '331ts
HOMMlTTEDt 70 the Jail Of AbbeviIls District
" on the 18th instant, neRfs man ssvao calls
his name LEMON, about IS years IF sge, dark
complexion, about S feet OF 10 inches hiRh, says
he belongs to Harris Hauakins, living in Aspston
CO., Geo.. The owner b requested 10 Como forward,
prove his property, pay charges, and take him
away. F. P.,ROBERTSON, Jai.or.
lYl3 ,.... a., ...-s.-H9st7 ~! q n.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" A Large Public Barbecue will be Civ.
EN- at Temple of Health, known as Cunning
hams Store, on Saturday the 18th September
next. A number of distinguished speakers are
invited to address The meeting.
The public generally are invited to attend.
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NELSON CARTER,
w HI OIL f. ALE DRUG d ST.
NO. 1853, MEETING STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hotel,

CHHHLESIOWD---- C..
- Offers for sale, for cash, or approved credit,
II at the lowest market prices, iurge und well
selected assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Dive
Stuffs and Chemicals, Perfumery, Soaps, Surgical
Instruments, Apothechary Glass Ware, Window
Gluss, Putty, Paint, Shoe and Tooth Brushes, etc.
Physicians and country Merchants and Others,
are solicited to call and examine for themselves
aug24 Iv
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SOutA CarOlan1,{
n,,syI.Ls = E, DnsI In The Common Pleas
7,s'E''. y ''s5fs Attachment. y
WHEREAS The Plaintiff did, on the fifth day
w of May, HE his declarations against The
Defendant, who, as It is said, Is absent from and
without tho limits of this State, and has neither
whom copy 81 The said DECLARATION might BE-
served. LIS therefore ordered, that the said De-
fendant- do appear and plead 10 the said DeclAn-
ton, on or before the sixth dEy Of May, which
viii be In tho year Of ouE Lord ono Thousand eSht
hupdred and ffty.two, Otherwise final and ahse
la.s iaaensats VIII than E given aud svssa
- = = = ~ MxrlT,aEw q / AsnpIta! 81
sClssHs 0aacs: 81 Msy saSl Iysss.
~ e =: &3yeVK. SNtSl ssf ~ ss5Gsss g
ATTORNEY AxsIaI - s&ske
,eeustssf Edxsss "a Abbsyilis.
+ Ofies st aambsrS. g e ~
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Q4f,I Acrar ~ Tan8 ,SsrsInAIlgsssf-,

30 Acres Of land ,fSr EAld f-s.s
A Small Farm near the village afsAbsev e n
n offered for sale blythe ssbscdber. hastract
'sontains 24o acres, about 100 ~ Whttb swspd-
quarters from sthks p,see--a coAe e5nieA distapcs
Tor person desiroas af dong b1siksG ID the VII
lage. I, -, HENRY s.KERR..
augl5 '', -. 3 If
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Densastry.........D DR.. i. A. Gunter.
RESIDENCE AT WHARTON's MILL.
August % 23-4ts

MOTICE--Application win be made at tho next
~ Legislature, to Incorporate the Walnut
Grove Baptist Church, in Abbeville District, to-
gether win the Grave Yard and the old Meeting
House. aug22-3m
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NOTICE ID hereby given, that an application
~ will be made to the next session OF the Le-
gslature to open Public Road from Mrs. Porters
lon the rosd leading direct from Smiths Bridge to
AbbevllDe Court House) to Rsubin Rohertson's, Q,
on the old Cambridge Road.
Also--to close up the GrumbIe Road from
Walnut Grove Church, to It's intersectjon with the
Cambridge Road. 80 Iaug1 543m '
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NOTICE 10 hereby given, that application will
- be made to the Legislature at its next ses-
seAs for leave 70 open a new Road leading from
y Heint below G. Latifners, on the Gents Road,
h*ersect tho Charleston Road near the store
- sdrnpied by Dr.. MuFphys and 10, discontinue
OF the Gents Road >saugls-3m
fE 10 hstsby given, that application win
~ Ne 70 The Legiis3ure atitS next ses-
HAe1Ge 10 baiid q Dam across Saluda River
e6k ocssP;ed by the MiIls OF Richard
Knisht's Bridge. sanglS-3m y
he Clear Spring Association of
ct VIII msks .ppljpasion stthe
eEis.asare g es.eet q M
.xEzs. . aa1&s2 2-Sm.
sbesihy sivs.y ytAst IN sp4
fstA the next Teeidstuse Of
&istte Risr Clsysh,
8sss ~ II, ss4tssSsslss ,ss
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Win be Sold, 9 -
0N Sale Day next, by the legatees Of Mary
~ Stone. deceased, q NEGRO. MAI, -pnmed
Crawford, for partition. ;@'r ~ afIz
n augl5-3t p - JB. M. MeFARI,IN. &
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, Oakland, juno IA