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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-05

SuBtOmnOuse, new Orleans.
CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, Dec. g. 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received M
~ this office until the 23d Instant IL O'Clock for SUNNY
ing SHIP CHANbLERY for the United States Revenue
Vessels on this station Tor twelve months ending gIst De-
cember, 1862. to wit:
Anchors-Kedgss and chairs
Hawsers-Manila and American HEMP
Cordsge-Tared Hemp, Patent and Manila
Coriags-Bot Rope.
Cauvas-Holand A. A. and American HEMP
Canvas-Coiton, Nos. 2, 3, 6 and IL.
Houssine, Hambroine. Spun Yam and Twin.
Bunting-All colors, full and half width
l.eather-Pump and Rigging.
Oakum and Junk.
Brooms-Hickory, Birch and Corn
Blocks-With Friction Rollers
Blocks-Iron pushed.
Hooks and Thimbles
Pains-First quality. all colors.
Paints-Whe Lead in OIL
Oils-Lr seed, boiled n raw
Oils-Sperm, Winter and Summer Strained
Spirits Turpenune. Tar and Puch
Powdsr-Cannon and Pr ming.
Lumber-Whiie and Yellow Pine, etc.
Oak Wood, sawed and delivered.
All articles required. not enumerated to be furnished ., thu
lowest market prices. " "
do td3 GEO. &. LAWRAsoN, Collector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

No one who is not familiar with the duties Of an
observatory, can be sensible Of the labor, the in
tense anxiety, the c0niinual disappoin tments,
watchings, and privations, 70 which the pra ctcal
astronomer il subjected; and we know Of no living
man who has done much drudgery for science,
with 20 slight d reward, as William G Bond. But
a better day il dswning upon the father and the
son. Edw ard Bromteld Phillips, a youag man of
fortune, q graduate OF the University, classmate
and friend OF the younger Bond, died few years
since. leaving bequest 10 the observatory OF
800 0CO, as perpetual capital fund, the interest
10 be applied annually for the payment OF the salary
OF the observers, or for instruments, or libra
ny for the observatory at the discretion Of the
corporation OF the college, who are made the trus-
tees Of the fund. |, was an act OF great discretion
in this young man, to place the funds in the con-
troll Of persons who would be hkeiv to be faithful
in the exc cution OF his wishes With this provi-
sion, aud with that cOuntenance and sympathy OF
the officers of the college which they have al~ays
enjoyed, the observers at Cambridge can scarcely
fail to enlarge the bounds of science, and render
themselves useful to the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

TO THE EDTTHR W TIE HERAfD.
The following 10 found smong your report Of the pro.
eesdpss OF the Board cfAldermen OF Wednesday even
ing
WIDENING or LIBERTY STREET, rrc.
Petition was presented Of Emo and others ov~-
trs property Liberty street for tho widening Of ssA
street between BrcsdvsS And Greenwich street IL IL po
posed 70 cut on from she nererly eide Eve
Greenwich treetto The eterly side lot No ss or five
tee two inches Green street. and
he sasery nde Of lot No. Ss IL referred 20 u
Nov the error and very miscbvous error Of thi. is
mat you omit the following" And sloo by cuttingoH
Ifm tne southery side Of said street 80 much v be
nqu'd ITO mske the street Atty -four feet In width,
om eIsenrich street 70 the esstsrIy side OF lot No.
90 sne tnence continuing the lire southerly
70 btosdvsy.n suppose this monster shonld BE- sp-
pro'eo ~ the common Council the lots the south
sos ~ Liberty street will he ruined and said stree.
VII IVe = most upsesmly no'ch In it frsm~lot IS to
ersenrieh street. Ether psrsimony or vioksdnsss
peftnsthsm from widening the street on the north
we rom Broadway to Or wcs street, as they very
kt dly propose 10 do the south side The question
W howto be settled wbrther tbo.r Who built up tbs
street are to Be driven out, Y0OR SUBSCRIBERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22
Foreign Music and the Drams.

At Naples, ne W opera, entitled "Foco d Ahes;"
the mi sic by Nlcholo di Giosa, and the drama by
Cammardno. The action is tragic, and the plot il
taken from Victor Hugo's "Ruy Bias" The ope-
ra was very successful. T4doiiui was the primd
donna, and the barytone was De Bassni. They
were both very successful. A pe!acca sung by
Tad0hni, Is highly spoken o. and the style of the
music is represented TO assniaIe to Donizetti's.
Pacni has at least three operas ready for the
stage :-"Anan Cameron" La Zatiira," and L.
Pacinl promises also, :" ii Niccolo de Lapi" and
"Belfagor."
Rossini has completed new musical work It
was suggested by this Hymn of BacchiIide. 1t Is
described IS grand work for bass, or rather for
chorus in which principal bass acts IS the Cory.
phous OF the bncents. The composition is con.
Quoted with wonderful art throughout The pre-
lude 10 characterized by an ndescribaole delicacy
aud righteousness which is truly Greek, and
which penetrstes every mind through the ear
whilst The finale is remarkable tor the alterations
Of sound, and for the harmonious echo which
peats through the long halls the songs Of youth
revelling in love and VINE.
The bust of spontiIi, according 10 the orders OF
government, ia 10 be placed in the foyer OF the
Grand Opera of Paris,-where, during the last iif-
teen years ct his life, the composer OF La Vestale
wac totally unable TO GET hearing Nothing coss
so little AZ honours after deeth.
Rumor announces that Mr.. Gye he's become the
sole lessee of the Royal Ita'ien Opera, London.
His Majesty OF Prussia has q zen orders for the
performance Of the "Hlppolyius" of Elri,des.
translated into German by DR.. Fiiz;he, End with
overture, interludes, chsiuses, and recitaives.
composed by M. Adolph Schultz, of the Grand
Opera of Berlin.
Mrpdelssobn' one act operetta, " Son aud S,r,n-
ger" written by him more than twenty years ago
for family festival, is on the point Of making its
experience, with English text, paraphrd.ed from
the original of Herr hiingemann by Mr.. Heary +.
Chorlty.
MdIle Rachel, he's again, for about the hfneth
time, patched up her differences with the manage
ment, taken back her resignation, and once more
been received as Ssctftaue, with the pensions
and privileges tbereunto appertaining. According
70 the new arrangements, for a few years 10 come.
Mdle. Rachel is sill TO have a leave Of absence
for Elk months; after which she will be restricted
TO han the time.
Miss Glyn has created quite sensation in Lon
don in Fazo "
Mr. J. William Wsllsck was about TO appear at
the Hbymarktt theatre NJ the last accounts
Mr.. l.. Davenport slill contisues a favorite
performer in London
The ProdiRal Son" had been produced at Dru-
ry Lsne. IL is describe as one vi those unmean
Jog spectacles which have always done more to
iojure the stage than all other causes comb ned.
II is the work Of scene painters and mol Of literary
genius.
The "Broken Vow," at the Olympic by Bourci-
ceult, has been well received Ii is taken from tho
French
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

THE BosTos FuaTrvE IN MoNrRH,L-Hs BryE-
EPiT AND ArFEARANcE AT IHE THEarRg RoYAL-
Shsdrach, whose rescue and ght from the pu,ssant
Patrick Riley, his posse oomttstus, and the Boston
court house, has gwen him ao,oriety above all
others OF his time and race, is now in Montreal,
and we are sorry to learn Is in state OF great de-
tItuiion. We saw letter from him Yesterday ad-
dressed TO gentleman At this city, who IL neither
free soiler nor abolitioBis begginga small sum of
money 10 support life until he could get employ
neBt. This letter was dated subsequent to the
"Grand Benefit to the Fugitive Slaves pro-
gramme OF which we append Boston NAL.
March 20.
Theatre Royal Montreal.
BUFFERS REAL ETHIOPIAN ssRESADER5!
Comrossd Of Fire Coiored Men:
A. HARDY. Violin,
D. FIrzaERALD, Bones,
W. FRESHMAN, ' TIA TsnSoa,,n..
FAREw EL9 o0NoERT,
At the above place, FOR the BENEFIT OF Mes.rs
sHADRACH, WILLIAMS JOHNSON, TYP1LD
ARD SCOTT
olive Fugitive slaves who have lately Escaped from
Bondage, and are nov In this City, dssti-
tute Of the means of subsistence.
THIS trHURsDAYl EVENING, March I3th,
when they trust that . generous public will SUSTAIN
them in this effort 70 Relieve their unfor-
tunste Fello~ Countrym.u.
lllere fellows the programmes consisting Of four
parts snd Including the principal Ethiopian airs, so
AFTER which sHADRACH, whose case ercited 80
mucb interett In Boston a short time since will here
ave an account Of his Wonderful Escape, and relate
orr ipeids nts In bis previous life.
The whole to conclude with variety IF Breakdowns,
Isnts, Turnovers, sc. Sc, By HARDY, rarLoa and
ff1zoEnALD.
Admission-Boxes, 2s cd; Pit, IL. ID; Gallery 7Kd
Doors open at 7--performsnce to commence at .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

SISeU1.AR ATTEspT AT MARRIAGE Huron.
Erie county, Ohio, there was curious attempt at
marriage. II appears that relations Of intim ate
friendship had existed between DIR. R and
Miss B. for some two years, which resulted IN
their presenting themsel Ives the Episcopal church
for the purpose OF marrisRc The first portion OF
the service, embracing the vows Of the bridegroom,
were promptly responded to by him. The cove.
nant OF the bride was then read by the cergym IN,
TO which che promptly answered "No ~ The
minister asked her If she was In earnest Ia whs,
she said. /" Yes, sir" ssij che, che has periured
himstlf-triiled with the affections OF oth-rs--
and have but done him justice 7" And turning
round, she took a gentlemsn's arm, and LETT the
church. The Doctor says he don't understand II.
and declares his innocence -Cisreiond (Otto)
Nmouaf, Marche.
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The LATE STORM At NEW LoSpoy, CoSS "A
gale from the northeast commenced here on Satur-
day evening, and has continued and increased up to
this time, TUESDAY noon On Sunday. the rain
fell moot Of the time torreHts, and that ght il
froze as IT fell On Mondiy night it changed to
snow, and yesterday morning there was a very re-
spectabl depth on the ground. II is nearly all
gone, however, and will soon be out OF sight en-
tirely. The tide in the harbor lie unusually Ugh,
and some OF the whaIves are partially submerged
though we have heard Of no material damage
ship from Apalaebicola, sad a consider able nun.
rem in for a shelter on Sunday, and, we believe,
have all rode cut the gale safely, though the wind
has part Of the time amounted TO almost hurri.
cane. The steamboats, have al stopped, and we
are without mails from New York and Boston
There has not been 40 severe gale experienced
here for some years.-Nem London (Conw
Chroutcie, Mdyoh 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-22

"A postscript TO the letter says, the writer re-
manned on the beach for one week, when the
v hole party was taken off by brig and carried to
Psy,a, where they were entertained at the Amer.
cen Consul's heuse. Fram Psyta, the writer with
her husband, intended taking passage for San Fran
cisco IL en- American vessel, then loading at that
port
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.c*T COttAsa Gin ManlsfHctOr
ABBEVIIJ,F: cIH

THE subscribers respectfully inform the plan
L ters of South Carolina, thut they are erecting
extensive COTTON GIN FACTORY, at
Abbcvc Court House, where they will! be pre-
pured to manufacture GINS OF THE BEST
QUALITY. MIR. ENRlGHT-one of the firm and
principal workman Of the late firm of Hendcr son
d Enright, Of Newton county, Georgia, whose
Gins arc I'll known and highly approved through
out ASbcv lie, Anderson, und EdgcficId Districts,
will give his attention 10 the business. Our
Gins will be1uude of the hest muterlnl. and nei-
ther cxpcnsc nor labor will hc spared 10 render
! them hutable and convenient, and equal to any
manufactured III the southern States.
REPAIRING also done with nc;ltncss and de-
spatch.
WOOD AND IRON TURNING will be cx.
cned in the Lest style, and the shortest notice
Those i'll want of Gin for the next crop,
would do well 10 give Ills trial before purchasing
elsewhere. Engagements cau be nude with our
Travelling Agents, OH accommodating terms, who
will call oil planters generally, or by letter addrcs.
sed to ut Abbevile G.. II.
W GINS WARRANTED in oil cases, and
delivered 10 purchasers free Of charge.
iebl-45 ENRIGHT & STARR.
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Sheriff,s sale.

RY virtue Of sundry writs of Fferi Faciai to
- mo dirccted, , i win sell, cbefore the Court
House door, in the, village Of Abbcville, on. the
fisst Monday in May next, the following property,
viz f'-Sr t.'.' "''r - ~
One negro girl named Celia, levied on an the
PROPERTY Of M. d. Roche sds' Robert Loften and
others..7 .Da AulEsrzuts. saj I ~ ~ rl.,Js,,
!. a95 Acres Of Lsnd,; mora g slees, boundsd by
lands Of T., r Puckst, Hazel Snitf aud Others g
also Negroes, VII; Low, Harriet, Sindy and
yesshsi lot of hogs, corn faudi fodder; lssa,sii:
Wagopsl Buggy and Harness, q, of Recon- ana
I.afdA Househoh and Kacben, Eurnture, and
l5snt tiSS t1Gos lss'ed oas g tks psopsliy u
SanR CShniiV Vhsih Ids Rsf EHfft3f Shd 6Eeer.s
.tl98 AsssxdIe jaassess ~. .t<a,s stpaAAs
9g g ttf ~ ~ 4, shsssa las|
Tassaissassaaii6f asssisasai6 sasds NasAgasoDshs,9 Bsdl
Stcrifas Office, April 10, 1851. .ss:u,
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List of Letters

p EMAINING in the Post Office at Abbevie
LII G. H., Sc, for the Quarter ending March
81, 1851. ~. r Et
A.-Jnckson Ashe, Erastus NJ Adams, John
Algre, Joel NJ Acker.
B:-J Bolts, J Reid Boylpston ., Miss IIar-
riet Baker, John b Bull, John BrsIuud g, Luu-
renee Beck, A Bailey.
C.-,M A J Clanuhan 8, j II Cobb, Miss Mary
J Crowley, VIM Chaslan, II Cannon, Curtor a.
Rosemond, Henry A Culpepper, F B CIinkscales,
DR. w Calhoun, Mrs James Calhoun, Sumuel
Corhon, James Colburt, James G Collier, Col. Jno
Cunningham
D.-J # Davis, Dixon, DR. John Dury, r w
Denton.
E. and F.-Jcsse Earnest. Mrs 8 Foster.
G.-Janies J. Graves 2, Grafton Garducr, Mrs
NJ Gaskn, Alfred Greer.
H.-Garret Hedden, jeremiah Hinton, Tubitha
Harry, s A Hill, w J Hammond, w Hamp-
ton. Edwin IIutchson, Mrs Nancy Huwthorn,
w c Henderson.
=, J,-ThomasJester, DR. Jordan, Tyra Jay.
Nathaniel Jeffries.
X; and L-Keown 81 n Karey, John Lath-
ers. B c LansdaIe, D Lancaster Meres NJ Long.
Miss Narcissa Marsh, Robert N MassencnIe.
Miss Permelia Medley, Gabriel Mat,ison, john
A Martin, Dr. James Morrow,J M Mathews 2,
Rebecca Mcknight 9, John F Mccullough, Robt
McCants, w McCants, james McGiIl.
IN. and P.-Eiijah H Ninney, WIN A Nelson,
Miss Sarah Perry. T w Puco, Patterson, Caret
Patterson, Mr. Painter. ,,.t .,;.,.. ..... :
Z. aud S.-Glepn. Ross. Levi H Rykard, Reg
Rice, James A Russell, Elizabeth Summer,
Major X Simpson, Michael Smith, Jesse SpruilI,
Thomson Stone, Rev g Stone. H., Nss'a..t''
7 and We Tribe, b h Tusaen. ID M Ward
law Wm wv Wharton, Mu Jane Wilson, s A VIII
N B. If the above letters are not taken ont or
this Office before the 30th day of Juns they will
be returned 10 the General. Post Office us Dead
Letters s.a i.,, JOHN McLAREN,, ,r.M.
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$50 Reward.

y ANYWAY from the plantation in Lincoln
IL county, Georgia, Of the estate Of John S.
Walton, deceased, about the middle of June last,
negro man named EPHRAIM. He is about
twenty-five years age Ave feet six inches high, of
dark complexion, and weighs about one hundred
and forty pounds. He has u good countenance,
and owing TO wart OH his tongue, his speech is
somewhat altered. He has been supposed to be
lurking about Wellington, South Carolina, und has
brother in Augusta, Georgia.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery
or confinement in any Jail so that he can be recov-
cred. The address Of the subscriber is Pilomath,
Oglethorpe county. Ga.
mills l. 7. IRWIN. Jr.
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Head Quarters, 9th Reg't.

Order No. -. e.. ..... a:......y..t o..
{ a,tt .,aa1 a1bs Upper and Lower Battaons COM
pfiGaa ihe 6th Reg;hEnf a lsf.s.EY.
~ Haath Carolina Militia, vilf ai7S166 a5i
94toDr1ih Ne|tE1 6HIthA u jeSp}Sgayx rs.
niesgpndsass s.j essi 90. s7sis1t
-.AR., The, Upper BattSAeiFsat.. 0rskasssoel
Field on Saturday the Sd Of May.
The Lower Battalion ut Chalk Level on Sat-
urday the 10Th nj May. .... u .rt ...;f
The commissioned aud non-commissoned off.
GERS will assemble the day previous at each place
for drill and instruction. -
The captains of companies viii order out tho
pioneers in their respective commands. iq ;.;'..e
,Leut.-Col. CUNNINoHAx and Major GAIySIN
arc charged. with the extension Of this order 10
their respective commands.
The Jocasse Dand win attend at brakes
ON Saturday the Bird Of May, and the Greenwood
Brass Band at Chalk Level on The 10th May =
by order Of COL HAwTHoRN.
ap5.4t +. J: ROBERTS, Adj't
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Ice! Ice! Ice!

fINHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
l. large supply of SUPERIOR ICE, whole
sale and retaii, which he offers to the City and
Country Trade, ON reasonable terms as any
other House i'll The city.
JOHN b. MARTIN, Agent,
Charleston Neck Ice House.
Charleston, March 90 52-lOt
N. b. Persons wishing Ice sont to any part OIL
the South Carolina Georgia Rail Rontls, can
be supplied by addressing letter TO the Agent, at
Charleston, S. c., und the Ice will be forwarded
OH the receipt of the same. J. B. NJ, Ag't.
Cost price charged for Casks and Blankets.
Drayagc 10 Railroad, l2 l-2 cts. per package.
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South Carolina,
In EouIrY.

ADBEvIILE Dist IN EoUrrY.
James w. Frazier, ct al, v. The RuckersviIfs
Banking Comp ny, Joseph Ruckcr, William b.
White, Cashier, and William White.-Bl for
Account, Application OF Funds. &c.
Il appearing to my satisfaction that tho Ruck-
i ersvll" Banking Company, Joseph Rucker,
William b. White und William White, Defep.
danis in this and reside without the limits
of this State. On motion, by Thomson e. Fair,
Compits. Sol'r., Ordered thai ihe said Defendants
plend, answer, or denur to The said bill of COM
plant within three months from this date, or iude-
nicnt pro confcsso will he taken against them.
H. A. JONES, GRAD.
Com'rs Office, 4th April, 1851. 3,n
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South CarOiin;l,
In EQUITY.

NBBEV1.LE DIE IN Equity.
David KelIar aud Nancy his wife, v. David At.
kins and Surah his wife, ct al.--BilI for Parti.
ton. 81
TT appearing TO my satisfaction .Es: W:!:.:s. =!
L Lon,ax, Mary Prassly, Lewis Pressiy, and Ju-
luna Edwards, and also the children Of James
Lomax, names unknown, Defendants, reside boz
you'd tie limits OF this State: On motion of VIII
son and Lomax, Comp'ts. Sol'r, Ordered that tho
said Defendants do pIeud, answer or demur to tho
said Bill within three months from the publication
hereof, or an order pro confesso will be taken
against them.
H. A. JONES, c.E.Ap.
Com'rs Office, 18th March 1851 3m
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South Carolina.
ABBEviLLE DIsT. In Ordinary.
Nni;no In A l,.a Il,.,a-

Notice to Absent Distributes.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Distributes Of
IN the Estate Of Sas Pace, deceased, that final
settlement of this Estate is required OIL the peti-
ton of Mrs. Surah Pace. Admiliietratrix, and win
be hnd OH the third day of May next. The Par-
tics, or Distributes, generally, and particularly
the minor children of Richard Puce, deceased, viz:
Sarah Jane and John p. Pace, John Thomns and
required to be and appear nt next Court Of Or
dinnry, to be holden ut AbbcviIlc Court House for
Abbcville District, OH the third day Of May next,
for final settlement of said Estate i'll s,e hands Of
Sarah Pace, Administrative. ~ -
Given under my hund on the Isl day of Fcbrua
rry, the Year Of our Lord, 1851, and in tho
10Th year OF Amoricun Independence.
febl -3m F. w. SEI.LECK, DAD.
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Fresh Arrivals.

The subscribers are now receiving at the
81 Drug Store large und fresh supply Of
Druqs, medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Dye
Stu6s, Varnishcs Of every kind,
brushes Of every description,
Physicians and Planters, and The public generally
ure invited to give US Il call.
The Ladies invited TO call and examine our
stock Of PERFUMERY, consisting of u large
stock cf Hdkf. Extracts, Cooking do, Cologues,
und Soaps of every description. -
mills WARDLAW g. LYON
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South Carolina,
In EouryY.

NBBEFILI.E DIS 7. IN EQUITY.
Isanc Branch, Administrator of John G. Mann,
decreased, v. John L. Lockrdge, Franklin Mann.
Amanda Mann, ct al.--BM .to,r Injuastiau,
Direction, dc.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Arcba Seat,
L Margaret Mann, widow of John Mann, decd
Franklin Nanm, Amaudu Mann, Sarah Mann and
other children OF John G. Mann, deceased, nap,ep
not known, parties to this case, reside witiiout tho
limits Of this State: On motion of Themsets d
Fair. Compts SoI'r., Ordered that they p3stsi.
demur 10 this Bill &c ComplaistS I'M,
three months, or judgment pro eonfs VIII M
ken against them. E'tssa.o8I -s#5s5
H. r. JON NESSa.xansts.,
Com'rs. office, 20lh Feb, 1851. II Srr ~
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South Carolina, Z
In EQUITY.

HHBF.s I1.LE D1s t. IN Equity. a
Alpheus Baker, jr. V. John A. Calhoun, A. Baker
Scn'r, and Eliza H. his wife, and othew--Bfl
to confirm exchanged Lands, &c.
II appearing to my satisfaction that Alpheus
i Baker, Senr. and Eliza his wife, James X.
Ware, Philip SaPp aid julia his wis, Paul 20
Lacy Baker, Ellen NJ. Baker, and Thomas d.
Bakcr. Defendants in this case, reside without tho
limits of this State: On motion by Thomson and
Fair, Compl'ts. Sol'r.. Ordered that the said Da-
PENDANTS above named do plead answer or demur
TO the said bill OF cOmplaut within three :nomths
or Judgment pro confesso will be tukcn against
them. H. A. JONES'! !c.E.A.p.
Con,'rs office, March l3, 1851 3m
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NELSON CARTER,
w HI o l. H ALE DR u e. q S n
NO. l53, MEETING STREET,

Opposite Charleston Hotel,
CHARLESTON,-.-- N,-.--.----.-----------S.C G.
@ Offers for sule, for cush, or approved credit
III at the lowest market prices, large aud well
selected assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Dye
Stutfs and Chemicals, Pcrfun,ery, Soups, Surgical
Instruments, Apothechary Glass Ware, Window
Gluss Putty, Paint, Shoe and Tooth Brushes, etc
Physicians aud country Merchants and others,
solicited 10 Gull und examino for themselves.
aug24 ly
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sol.tll 6,isrpifha,
Citation.

= 7A6BESlLL DIST. =. Citation.
RY +. w. LELLECK, Esq. Ordinary of Alb.
,aDsbeSille Observation-Disclosures, Jas. Nc CasIiI Esq.
: has applied to mo for. . IsctieYs of Adtninistra-
ton, on all aud singular tho goods anl chattels.
rights and credits Of John Harris, late Of:
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cito nnd admonish alf
and singular. the kindred and creditors of tho said
deceased, to be and appear before at our next
Ordnnry's Court for the said District, TO be holden
next, to show cause, if pnv, whv IN. sa;d
udnlinis ration should not be granted.
Given under my hand. this l7,h day of April,
in the year of our Lord 1851, and in tho 18th
year Of American Independence.
apri9-2w r. w. SELBECK, DAD.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1851-04-26
OLD NED, AGAHN!!!

fiI:;t I. BlERFIELD, is happy to inform his
esiiE friends and the travelling public that he has
tuken the Stables attached 10 hs hotel. Old uncle
Ned that prince of osters tukes charge of the
Studies, aud every attention will be gwen TO stock
entrusted TO his care.
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