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MISCELLANEOUS.
I ,OINER,s SULPHUR sPRINGa :

~ These Springs situated the urty Of Bots-
tonf 200 yds from the Virginia Tennessee Rail Road,
one mile from lonaack's Depot, SO miles from Lynoh-
burg u miles from Liberty l2 miles from alem and
miles the Lick, in fine and sathy section Of
try sugonnded by mountain scenery that h
pissed Themofnog train frum Lynehburg will arrive
NJ the springs nj 81 o'clock, and the o'clock train 90
a o'clock in the afternoon.
The subscriber has rented this desirable wateriax
place from Fleming James Of Richmond, and has spared
no pans and labor in giving desrnbIe outfit HE
furniture Ia nil new and his put in the best po.s
Bile condtion;nnd ha table will be In point of cra nness
aud style not surpassed by ary in the State aud viii he
supplied with the beat TINT the country (baeked by ths
LynchburE market) will anurd.
His bar will nj al times be supplied with the beat OF
Wines, Liquors Segnra, &c, &c.
The subscriber aolirts tho patronage of tho public,
nnd hs old friends and aoquaintanoes of Lynchburg and
the adjoining country
II will afford him much pleasure to renew his AZ
quantance With mnny oi his old friends this desirabs
fountain of Good Water
TERMS
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Articteo dppiopridte 10 He f"" Cf0@.-boAeso' o' nun
,,onnets NJ furniture
articles appropriaiet 10 Second Class-BOxes, boles
f dry good. feathers Shoes saddlery gnss, paints oils
hugs and nfectionery.
fcs sugar coffee liquor, bagging rope butter, cheese
tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns, cop
per tim sheet iron hollow queensware, casting
hardware marble (dresed and other heavy articles moi
enumerated in Speral Or fourth classmates
A,t;cles orDropriaie 10 the Fourth Cass-Flour tin
.ncks rice, pork beef fish lard, talo~ and baco" In
asks boxes or sacks beeswax bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron, marble undressed) mill and
| grind stones, mill gearing.
T 80 miles $50 Salt per bushel .
Plaster per per 100 miles 90 Fifty pounds 10 10
ton ct . $50 miles. $50 /,
0OO lbs 2OC miles. 800 Carried East. IL
Sci / 7--dts
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one ofthe eminent Colleges of the
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent the Hospitals of London, Paris Phiadel-
pha and elsewhere, has effected some of the most as.
onishing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears aud head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oashulness, with frequent blnshing. attended, some
times, with arrangement of mind, cured immedi
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TUESDAY MORNING.
RAILROADS, sc.
Il y -. - - 6
UNHE FOLLOWING RATES Will nE

n charged on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
from aud after the 18th inst
LYNcnBuRG TO CHius- CuRIsT.tSspupo IN
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pUFFALO sPRINGs. AmuERsI

- co. vA.-fhcse Springs situnt.d In Amherst
county the Lynchburg aud Buffalo Springs Turnpike,
about 28 nies from Lynehbug, aud 22 from Lexington,
and Is from Amherst Court House. The undersigned
having rented OF DR. James Saunders this valuable pro-
perty and much resorted watcrng place. takes pas
nre In informing their friends and the public generally,
hnt they have recently undergone thorough repairing,
with many new improvements and furnished with new
nnd costly furniture. they pledge themselves that every
exertinn will be- used their pnrl render all mor~
table and agreeable hat may favor them with ca for
either health plensu.e. A new Bowling Saloon and
Bath House hive recently been erected, and splendid
Band of Music cngaved for the Their tabe will
be fi niahed with the beet that the Lynchburg and
Mountni mar cts aford-ther Bar with the choicest
Liquors, Wines and Seenrsther Stables with plenty
of all sors of Pfoyender and their cannot be
surpns scd by any III the State.
The properties ofihe of the Buffalo Springs
the o the Greenbrier White Sulpbus SPRING.
quite strong There hns been very recently discover
cd spring of the strongest Chnlybcat water within
few hundred ynrds of the Sulphur Spring With this
abort and brief description. Of this delightful watering
place. close with old motto, only try and the
winter aud if entire satisfaction IL given ohnrge
will be made. GEO w. A. RA1NE, Ag't.
GEO. w. KYLE.
TERms.-Bonrd per week for $500
Children and vants half price 400
Hose per week 400
By the month or whole season a liberal deduction will
he nado. RAINE 81 KYLE
Jnn, 8-dhci1 1nng.
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1T the Train is stopped for passenger between an,
o the above named points, the charge will be made from
The point last passed by the Train and charge vii
he loss than TWENTY-FIVE in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (excep thos,
who take the cars where tickets are not sold
will be charged by the conductor, per in a
diton to the regular of fare provided howeve,
That in shall he receive less than ten nor NOR
than lity cents from any passenger, TO any point
ihe road.
Servants will be required To have two pnsses,
be left with the Ticket AGENT and with the Condnc
tor, which passes must be explicit in granting the priv
ege TO travel the Free colored persons will BIZ
required TO produce their free paPersor they will be
permitted to travel ON the cars.
May lots. THOM IS SHARP.
Supt. TraasDortntion
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TAKEPARTICULAR NOTICE.

Parents and Guardians often msled with respect
10 the of disease in their sons and wards
Alas how often do they ascrbe to other causes tile
wasting Of the frame Palpiuton Ot the Heart Dyspep
VIA Indigestion, arrangement of the Nervous System
Cough, and Symptoms of Consumpti,n H. also those Sc
rious Mental effects. such as loss OF Mem ny DePfes
sion of Spirits peculiar fits of Melancholy, when
the truth is they have been caused by ndulgng IN
Pernicous but aluring practices, destructive to both
Body and Mind. Thus swept from eX istence thou
sands who might have been of use to their Country
pleasure their friends and ornaments to Society,"
R.JOHNSTONS INVIG, RATlVE Kennedy tOh
ORGANIC Weakness.
This grand and importa ut Remedy has restored
strength and vgorto thousands of the most deblltae ed
dviduaIs many who had lostall hopes. and been
-ndoned to die. b its complete inVlgorauoh of the
Nervous system the whole faculties become restored
tc their proper power and functions. and the fallen
fabric of life is raised up to beauty consistency and
duration upon the ruins OF an emacated and premature
decline, sound and pristine health. Oh. how happy
have hundreds of misguided youths been made. who
have been suddenly restored to health from the deVasa
ons of those terrific malades which result from IN
discretion Such persons. before contemplating mar
rage should reflect that sound mndand body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connnbal hanp
ness Indeed without this, the journey thronghi lite be-
comes a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkenS
to the view; the mind becomes sadowed with despair
and filed with the melancholy reflection that the apP'
ness of another becomes blighted with our own. LEI
no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immedniey
III who places himselfunder the care OF u JOIN
STON, may religiousy conhde in his honof as 1eu
.leman and confidently rely upon his skill as rhys-
can.
TO STRANGERS.
The many ihorsand cured atthis institution with Tue
last ten wears aal the numerous important Surgical
Operations prr;ornedby Dr. j., witnessed by the he,
porters If the unp,s and many other persons notices OF
which ainund again before the pubic,lS
asuitclen guarantee that the afflicted will lind ski
full a-1 honorable physician
N. There are many ignorant and w tn
esss Quacks advertising themselvesa Physicians ruin
ing the health fhe already afflicted, that Dr. johnston
deems necessary say especiayto to those uhacqoa"
ed with his reputation that his ere lentals on dPlo
nas always hang in his office
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
Immediately cured, and full vigor restored
~ ALL LETTERS POSf-PAlD-aEM MI H'
SENT BY MAIL. tcto -d&cly
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VARIETY.
Death Warrant of Jesus, Ohrist.

Of the many interesting relics and frag-
mcnts of antiquity, which have been brought
to lightssby the perseyering researches of
modern philosophy, none could have been
more the philanthropist and
believer, than the one we publish below.
I" Chance,"" says the Courier des Etats Unis,
" has put into our hands tho most imposing
and interesting judicial document to all
Christians that has ever been recorded in
human annals" thatis, the identical Death
Warrant of our Lord Jesus Christ The
document was faithfully transcribed by the
editor, and is hec verba:
Sentence rendered by Pontius PLATE, act
ing Governor Of Lo,rer Galilee, stating
that Jesus Of Nazareth shall suffer death
on tie Cross.
In the year seventeen Of the Emperor II
herias Caesar, and the 25th day of March,
the city of the holy Jerusalem. Anna and
Casiphus being priests, sacrifiscators of the
people of God. Pontius Plate, Governor
of Lower Galilee, setting in the Presidential
Chair of the Pratory, condemns Jesus of
Nazareth to die on the Cross Lctwcen two
thicves-thc great and notorious evidence
of the people saying
- oSouS 10 u SSu uuCeT.
Q. He is scditious.
3. He is an enemy to the law.
4. He calls himself falsely the Son of God.
S. lie calls himself falsely the King of
Israel.
6. He entered into the temple, followed
by multitude bearing palm branches in
their hands.
Orders the first Centurion, Quilius Cor
nelius, to lead him to the place Of execution.
Forbid any person, whomsoever, either
poor or rich, to oppose the death of Jesus.
The witnesses who sigued the condcmna-
ton of Jesus, are:
l. Daniel Robani, Pharisee.
2. Joannus Rorobable.
8. Raphael Robani.
4. Capet. citizen.
Jesus shall go out of the city of Jerusa-
lem by the gate of Struenus. .;
The above sentence is engraved on cop
perpate; on one side are written these
words =" A similar plate is sent to each
tribe" 1t was found in an antique vase of
white marble, while cxcavating in the an
cient city of Aquiila, in the kingdom of Ma
pies, in the year 1910, and was discovered
by the Commissioners OF Arts Of the French
armies. At the expedition of Naples, it was
enclosed in n box of ebony, as the sacris.y
of the Chartem. The French translation
was made by the commissarics of Arts. The
original is in the Hebrew languagc.-Phu-
adelphia Gazette.
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New Cotton Gin Mandatory.

~
NE subscribers respectfully inform the plan-
l. ters OF South Carolina, that thcy arc erecting
an extensive COTTON GIN FACTORY, at
Abbeviile Court House, where they will he pre-
Pnrea TO manufacture GINS OF THE BEST
QUALITY. MIR. ENRIG,Ir-one Of the firm and
principal workman of the late firm of Hendcr SON
g. q; Enrght, of Newton county, Georgia, whose
ems are well known und highly approved through
out Abbevillc, Anderson, and Eircficld Districts,
WIZ give his attention to the business Our
GINS will be made Of the best material. und nei-
tiier expense nor labor will he spared to render
them durable and convenient, aud equal TO uny
manufactured III the southern States.
REPAlRlNG also dono with nca,ncss and de-
spatch.
WOOD AND IRON TURNING will be OK
cncd III the best style, and the shortest notice
Those in want Of new Gin for the next crop,
would do well to give u trial before purchasing
elsewhere. Engagements can be made with our
travelling Agents, OH accommodating terms, who
will call OH planters generally or by letter address
sed TO us Mt Ahbcville G.. H.
~ GINS WARRANTED in all cases, and
delivered TO purchasers free of charge.
o 1cnI-Io ENRlGIIT IL STAR.
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-C~->-
POETRY.
woman-A%song.

e ~ y, Woman--Ass ssong.S :
How sweetly. comes the evening breeze
The fair wind flowers surround me |; 49, :
Blue. creeps the mist among the trees,
Sweet breathe tho flowers around me-. -
With woman in Scene like this, :
What charms would breathe about thee,
'Iis heaven where'er thy presence is,
And life is death without thee!
Broad oaks o'erhang the woodland ways
Were Edcn's shades screner2
Was woman's beauty here TO praise,
The woods would seem the gIeencr.
Thy voice was music TO my ear
Why did 1.-Two to doubt thse7 ..'
The joy once to have been with thee,
Shows what life is without thee.
A winter in the midst Of spring,
a night without u morning,
Faint is the light which hope can bring,
And nature seems in mourning. .-
The bliss of life is still hcr own,
n-shincs in shade to borrow
On earth she is the life alone,
And joy in midst of sorrow
The clapping gate, the leaning stc,
The hedger wnlking weary,
The milk maid with her evening smile,
Makes man alive and CHEEKY.
Her beauty sets his fancy free,
A flower forever blooming;
Angels Of air, and earth, aud sea,
Arc nothing else but women. 50
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nor has there been any physician called OH
account OF sickness, during that time.

The white slave of England is the title Of
new%drama now being performed at the
Broadway Theatre, New York, with in-
mense success 1t is emphatically an answer
to Uncle Toms Cabin, now playing at most
OF the theatres Of Great Britain, the COM
parison being drawn between the life of the
white slaves of the English underground
mines, and the comparatively happy con-
dition of thc.slaves in our Southern States.
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"A. NJ. BENSON,
Warehouse and Commission Merchant.
HAMBURG, S. C.
MOULD respectfully inform his for ->r-.1
m"r patrons, and the public gem E5esz9
orally that he has leased 'r''
The Warehouse
Recently occupied hy BRANNON &c COLE
MAN, where he will he prepared To Receive,
Store, and Sell cotton and other produce con.
signed to his care Also receive, and forward
Mcrch;sHdisd: 10 the country.
IN rendering his Services TO the public. he flat
tcrs himself, from an experience ofSEVENTEEN
YEARS III the above business, and n thorouub
Knowledge of a its branches, us well as from, :,
general acquaintance with the planters of the s.,r
rounding country, together with his undivided
personal attention 10 the business, that he will be
able TO give general satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their confidence, and assures them
that no effort shall be wanting OH his part, to pro-
mote their interest.
Liberal ,sh advances made OH cotton and
other produce in Store.
Orders fur Bnggng. Rope, and family supplies
promptly tilled,at The lowest market rates.
Aug 10 90 tf
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A. Card.

- A C0rd.
THE subscriber respectfully offers his services to
i the citizens Of Abbevile District in the capac.
,ity Of AUcrIoNEER. From his long experience in
What line, he feels confident thai we will be able
to give entirs satisfaction N all Who ,feel disposed
TO patrouize him. His'charges will be modefssss
He may, be seen upon all public days at5Ab6eviIle
Court House. Any letter addressed 10 him, at
.Mountsin View r. o. will meet with prompt al.
tentiop; q STEALING BOWEN, sas
DssS nN36 II
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TO THE PUBLIC.

T T will take too much time TO enumerate nII
the articles which ! keep. Come to ,Cokes.
l. bury, aud you will find well selected and as
sorted stock in Domestic Goods, Dry Goods Silks,
Fancy articles, Brogans, Boots and Shoes, Hard.
ware, Grocery, Crockery, and prices low as
possible. N STRAUSS.
October 4th, 81 If
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Valuable Land for Saie,-The

Valuable Land for Sale,-The Sub
scribcr being desirous to move to his plafta-
tion on Little river offers for sole his valuable tract
of land containing six hund,ed and ffty acres ad-
on Rusels creek waters of savannah riyer, the
plantation well improved good Gin Hopae and
packing screw all other buildings almost new there
istwo settlements on the premises and IT, Will be
soldas such II desired. cali and sec as win charge
nothing for showing. THERE'S about two HUNDRED
and fifty acres cleared all fresh and in good state
for cultivation. Sce4estast il. McCELVEY.
b. IS Nov. ,lS 1859. iAi.l5 80 80 II
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n Af% - Notice. ~
3 "A Ill PERSONS indebted to mo either by
~ note or account will please make payment
to me on or before Saleday 10 February next. Per-
sons failing to comply will find their accounts in
the hands of an attorney for collection.
HIRAM T. TUSTIN.
December 22d, 1859. 3s.tf
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Charleston and Florida Steam Packets.
United SlntcS Mail Jiup-Nrui WcrLlv

. UHtou Et'tto IHUII DINt-NCIII- WCCkTy,
Connecting ,oith the Nr,o York Steamers each ,oay
MS1sSAs7, THE CAROLINA, l.. NJ. Cox
LNTWl,3s1(S BETTER muster, will leave every Sat
EsSIizsSS-u urday afternoon, ut o'clock, touch
ing at jacksonville, Pcolata and Pilatk:,, on the
st. Johns River returning, will arrive at Charles
ton on Wednesday,.
The FLORIDA, CHAnLEc Wilt master, will
leave oil Tuesday AJternoon Of each week. at
same hour, and, III returning, will arrive OH Sat
mrday Morning. Due notice will always be given
when the Carolina makes an extra trip 10 ST. Au-
eustnc. 1t is only considered necessary to say
that these boats have been built especially for this
trade, and arc commanded by the most experienced
navigators.
rare !" SachsohViiie.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, at
Southern wharf or to
JOHN w. CALDWELL, 80 East Bay.
Charleston. Feb 10, 1853 az ,f
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The Columbia Banner

The Columbia Banner
Is published Daily at So; Tri-Weekly at SO; /;
and Weekly at $2.
No Paper piH be sent from the Office ,o,thout
payment intdduance.
rs circulation extends throughout this State,
u and all the Southern States, and presents good
opportunity for merchants to advertise. Its COLI
umns nre filled with the latest news, foreign aud
domestic, as files Of European pupers are received
weekly. The publication Of large collection Of
documentary papers relating to oulsREVOLU.
soon as we can arrange them.
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NOTICE..

Notice.
''oLLED before me by DIR. J. F. McComb three
cows aud ono calf; one Of the cows black,
win small white spot in the fuce, and has Oh
small bell; the other two, specked or spotted all
young; marked in the ears looks like swullow
fork, with about half of the upper part of the
it, fork cut oil. Appraised at Ihrty-two dollars.
The cows Gun be found at DR.. McComb's, near
Culhouu's mill.
JAMES McCASLAN, MAD.
JAMS, 1853. Am
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CLEAR THE TRACK,
GRAIL ROAD CARS ARE COMING y
H. GTiBA'US4,
cox ESBSU az Y, ,.........................S. C.
S now opening his new stock, purchased in New
l. York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Charles
ton, which will be found more complete, than has
ever before been offered in the country.
Attention is requested To his
BroWm and Bleud. Shirtings, 5 cts. per gid.
I'r'mts end Gi"ghoms, 6 II and IL l-2"
MOURNING GOODS.
large assortment Of
Black Alpacas, %, 30. 81 I-2, SO cts pc. yard,
do Silk Warp,
do Canton cloth,
do French Mcr;nos
do do Bombuzcnc,
do Muslin de- L;ns,
ltalun grapes,
SILK & DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES.
Plain camrian and Brocntlc Silk
~ full assortment OF black silks
English and French MEnIyos,
CasI,mercs,
Muslin de- Luins.
Chully,
And especially some very fine high colored Silk
and cotton VElVErS.
ChimIzstte collars Sleeves aud cuffs, and Linen
canbric Hdkfs
WHITE GOODS.
cambr's, g. !aoonet, swic|, Null, and Turlotan
Bishop and Victoria Lawn,
Muslin Edging and Inserting.
FANCY 4ADTlgl--Gg.
I.aces, Ribons, NIitts, Gloves,
Trimmings for Dresses,
Wrcatl,s. Combs, Brush S, etc, etc
"a USi receive Il complete stock of Cotton Os-
- naburg, kcrsry, Geoigia Plains, Blankets,
Sa't,nets Kentucky Jeans Twccds, CASHMERE,
Black and c"IoTcd AsrN;sd Cloth, Beaver
cloth for over coats.
FL.1NELS.
Kcd, White, Green and yellow Flanels;
"elch, English and Bay State lo
LINEN IND Dl1iN1,SK.
ia Shecting, Pillow cases linen, Irish and Ger
nIan linens, Draper and Damask cloth, To-
wells, Napkins, and Doylcs
nj. STRAUSS.
COhrSJUry. s. e.
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NEW TRI-WEEKL Ys:iss!
FOUR HORSE COACH ZINE,

s~ Betyeen AJbeviile and
.ssdENq Washington, Ga., con-
&-ee--eas &.2z ks-e=tses Meeting aoith the Wash-
ingto's Stage for the Georgia Rail R9ud. %,
This line is now in successful operation, and of
fers to those going west, pleasant route Of day
travel, connecting with the day train OH the Geor-
gu Rail road.
Leaves Abbeville every Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday, at 6 l-2 A. NJ, arriving at Washing
ton same days. Leaves Wastington every Tues.
Thursday and Saturday, at & l-2 A. VI. arriving
at Abbcve same days.
q Fare through 10 Georgia Railroad, Sc 90
- Passengers,wi ploase leave their rames al
TIE Post-Offce.
GTThe stage will call at any place in the VIII
lage for passengers
WIN. NJ. &. J. w. MOORE
Oct14 % IS IF
] Gj-The Southern Patriot will copy tin forbid.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..,
Ill persons to WHOM, the Estate of Samuel Pat
IA tersoh, mute, deceased, are indebted, will
present their demands duly probated to the sub.
scriber for payment Those who ore indebted will
make payment forthwith. =.
'fl A. p. ROBINSON, Admir-.
Jas. 6, 1859. 3s
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEyILLE DISTRICT.
An tic Common Plcas.

J. & A. Lomax VS.. w A. Lomax.
WHEREAS, the Plantiff did Oh the second day
w Of December file their declaration against
the defendant, who, us it is said, is absent from
and without the limits Of this sute, and has neit-
er wife nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy of the said declaration might DO
served IL isaherefore ordered that the said dcfrn-
dant do appear and plead 10 the said declaration
on or before the third day Of December next,
which will be in the year 1853. otherwise final
and absolute Judgment will then be given and
awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, G. op.
Clerks Office, Dec. 2, 1851. ly
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Cheese. RaiSiI7S, &c.
> BOXES GOSHEN CHEESE, prime ar.
IL ticie just opened this week;
25 boxes Rasns. (new crop;
SO lbs Citron Cream Tartar;
dozen cans fresh Salnond.
bbls Porto Rice Sugar.
The above articles are Of fresh importation.
II. s. KERR.
Jan &c 40 If
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEvI.LE DISTRICT.
4indrc'o A.cC"ifistcr, applicant, as. David
Corin, and others.
appearing 10 my satisfaction that David CO.
I vim, Lazarus Gown and Joseph Gown, three of
the defendants, reside without the State it is there
fore ordered, Thn, they do appear and object to
the division or sale Of the RenI Estate of John p
CovIn' OH or before the fifth day o' April, their
consent TO The same will be entered of record.
+. w. SELLECK, DAD
Jan. 4, 1853 q,
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Ley the Governor.
HEAD QUARTERS,
CHARLESTON, Feb. 25, 1859. {
\HE following gentlemen have been appoint
- cd and commissioned Aides camp to his
Exceliency tho Governor and Comn,ander-in-
Chief, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. und
will be obeyed and respected accordingly:
JosErH HEYwARD,
ALEXANDER G. RICE,
BENJAMIN r. BRocKMAN,
JOSEPH SToNEY,
SUMMERFIEID GARY,
WM. r. DoGAN.
BY order: ]. w. CANTEY,
Adjt. and Inspector General.
March l6 49 2