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ia 4 aune towering b gh above tbe landing Al the
fry Is noU in be course Of rolstrI-ioa which Is 10
convey saierior be mining operations soon TO con-
fa-nee ufor or Plaza The water is 90 be forced up
iao The aame by Toe sid q 90 -ngne aaa VII make
m 7ay 10 ha plaza ~ Inc d g4y of asllnl. tria- less
ilaH - dsereas Under iie influence 81 iis in.uous
current our plaza Vrlu rT diy pas AWAY, aal he -cn
p ie'' standing upon posts. Aiready SOM or oar
buildings resemble ~easil=s in ihs sir.7 mine Cai.
s-, pe9pieseH
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BIDgELL BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.

BlD0 ILL BAhkRh AND EESIAJ RAM
TkNHE subscriber having recently built and
Il fitted up in the most substantial manner
an establishment Of the above character. is
now prepared to furnish hi customers with all
sorts Of dellcaces, as also the sulstantials Of
hie where they can at all times Of day or
night, walk in and rest their weary limbs. and
Iartake Of and refresh the inner individual
with coffee, tea, and chocolate, Baltimore cove
Oysters, Quail, Snipe. and other game The
bar ]. supplied with the best OF liquors. cigars
&c, served up by Mack. who knows how it
should be done In the bread and pastry line,
he intends to stand foremost in this market
having had a long experience at the business
Balls and parties supplied at short notice with
every description OF cake and other fxins He
confidently expects to merit, as be respect
fully soicits a liberal share Of the public uat-
ronage South side Of the plaza.
G LAMP
B;dwel Nov. y. 1888
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""-

On sunday evening last. Christmas dsyl GEORGE
L. GOULD. late Of New York was nni5ed in wedlocs
\ to MISS HARRIET MARIA RUCKER late q Naayoo
filinos, The ceremonies took place 81 be residence of
fudge Hobart tle Rev gentleman himself aciin az the
funci ioREry-
Il Is shrewdy hnted by the knowing ones. tha. ne
attendants on he happy occasion, viii themselves ere
another has filed her hora. teach lie l.-pes,,
Of asr- nr,iet little viJlara fiat-
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BUTTE RECORD.

- We dislike vsry rnuca 70 b- constantly chang
ing the name appearance Of cur psp,r but the OBJ
7lous improve snt il iae mscaaa.e-i department.
effected Is L change o. heading. has induced u 10
T-ax ~ wo-t '-Eaezy 30 fhs former name Of Butte
Record W hope q b. able 10 continue irnprlre-
r-nts ufiii Be meehsatcal appe-ranee O. our sbee
s-ai. -3--a4 favorable comparison witA any N lie
s.a.e.
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BIDWELL DRUG STORE.

- DIR. WM WILSON. PaorRIEroR
J DR.. Wilson having opened the above
> store for the accommodation Of the in
habitants Of Bidwell, and surrounding ooun-
try, wishes to inform the public that he will
be constantly supplied with Drugs and
P-4TE.N'T' MEDICINE $, which viii at all
times be found fresh and genuine
Office Miner street, next door to the Record
Office dee3-3t
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.-1av. De- :.

7Tu lay. Dec 30
Ile P,all is nt ga Bell -Dsfeul ulaut ~
r -4-i. 4ni go i1i.e-slaut l.r grand ls,rceuv.
plead uor guilty Lv'= * HARRIS. flr le-
-aul.tt
r Ti- I.5.. q -te-v- r H-lrarf, n al.-
D.-r--aael ..t eo-t tat plaintiff Lewis y H4r-
ss-- .a.stH-
~ Z left- -lYu "eat- vs. Il. aafker.
Ref 3raf---ll ,.n ra lisai>s rran-oI-
. 7 rr.-- lrp tn-
.ri b SIS : Jlt=, }.erld ~ ais -
~--.-i. L-ris l Harris f~ --.iutiT
~ IL .HsLa"s ~ VS. q r. u rfer-
~ Lr- N Hlrti-. Ias l.iat.ff. J. ".
t.- ts la.eaa-nt
~ 544 v-- = Z h-ps -Se,tiei )
H Barr -r r1a5atrf
= u JaeF.a v. Il ~ D,F-Dsmarrsr
aal answered i-.-- lla- stricken ou5 Lewis
6 is-t-. tar E-.-ail'J J o Beatty, Tor L.
2 y Ia- ~ T. Staaaas r. at.-
a- ea- aaI mortgage
tr. -ei 4. L.t-f.ri it5n'f
I Pta y goa zsf.- trrelle5
Sessions. b sni--ai Barker
S i.f.t ai-..u.
~. pene- - ~ Slefer-Aruealed
w Court ~.--i us. D -lai-sal J 3.
We'aest =. De- e.
He's s. tnrn. -5s7aiqsstrators ef
ID. esa 81 Cla. Tav'or. itrea.ed. rs. i!
--fir.sr-i. tht- n H. F4irthid b.
-ah--f at-l - d r-ffv l.iaiu-iff - 1his action.
aee af H 3 ahHu. r. g. Baker.
rtE- g. i-tts- ir le--ri fut
Ctti0rHr ,iariatr - -Iani-s Sine gis -
la % ~ av-s-- -r-.-ei. j. & j B4seri p
I.sntiT
rh- -Aerif returned -eaire of rhi1ty-siz
-uara- ue F. thirty orc Feared Al
ts HaaLt ordered ..-- ah-eHt,s-
I.s PeolI. vs u Il HI per.-Graai iar-
.7ur = san T. caut.1ue aTe-rll13 al
rmeacci nj seven jurors sce0ptcl
Thursday. De. -
Tie Pe pie " J. = H45Per.--Jury com
I-7tef. Ezl1a n-t.an d., v.rues-e> CONN encel
Friday. Dec 3.
The Peap'e vs. J II HaJger-Ezamina-
tu O.. Witnesses continued
saturday Dec u
The Peogle =. II H7rper-Exa,n;ua-
d of witnesses conc'uslei
Monday Dec 26
1ae Peopie vs. . Il Hgrper.-Arsumeut
-uencel
Tve-iay Dec y
The PesBIe = T. II Harper Argument
concluded The iury retired and after delb-
er4-'an. returned a verdict of guilty. and
aaarisl the prisoner seven years in the State
Fr.a. Tie court aPpoiuted the 30th inst
rs the day for passing sentence W. T Sext n
BtEe- for the people Lewis X Har
r.s. defenlauts
Jocs.oa Rorrk vs .Wartia Spencer
Judgment ami foreclosure T. Merrill, for
aiutf
-fygusf Otron Us, HrloA. ct gls.-Costs
laid and action dismissed
Wednesday. Dec. 28.
The People v J. II H1rper The money
-1di 59l alleged TO have been stolen was
r.srsd By the court to be returned to Mrs
I C. Fan S c. V + I Ban ct ais
t.a-i1ued- J Mott, Tor plaintiffs.
e. Beitsb ef ats y l. Sfqrk et qls-De-
u4-r5r of defendants sustained Sexton 4
Barker, for plaintiffs; C f Lott. fer de-
-s1lluts
Tie People vs. Ball Continued.
81 >cauisler ys O II Exams. ef ais
Demurrer IF Defendants sustained. and cause
--1issed AZ east Of plaintiff Lewis 4 Har-
5s ier plaintiff Lott Sexton. FOR defen-
l4us
z. j Ge.Ftl, V u B Coray It ais
'.n,lnaei. on application Of plaintiff. at his
c'- J. B. BArker, for plaintiff; Lott & Sex
'-a. fer defendants
Ii-feeier a- Fairchfid. Administrators Of the
es'ate Of Taylor, = !. Foick Demurrer If
leteniants o7erruled
a /
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BRTH.-The Lady Of r 7 Van Norien ESQ, Of a
Daughter.
We neglected TO mention this before bur Is gives u
pleasure to chs0ncls slch he interesting occurrences
particularly IS they are 60 very rare in these paris
Butte record., 1853-12-31

Tae lorEs1aa ~3,r4la- .ass something IKE
a-.la asfis.a's oiire- within ,ie go Of ,h- leg
-- -4'e pissed .--. '-a -A-- I..ce sa their wind
e-. ID Esa-c.-. q e.i.it-a 44.y sloas ih-t the
i .r 10 California i-A- active interest la fire alr-
~at- We ci.ae ti.e -a-4 'o aen. .--a u,llI .-ar,e,
a-v. lr-a -ar,n-ll by %. 1-a-,- Bid he -1agu-ui-
-t.l- t4'laIiaa cse- sacr--.l-l
Butte record., 1853-12-31

NJ WELLS, Justice Of the Peace & Public
IL Administrator Deeds, Mortgages, No
tees of Prescription Claims &c. &c. drawn at
any time, on reasonable terms. Once in the
Court House, Bi3wen. nov. y.
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- Ae'sl-ns 20 iae Narsfiae i-sp--~- Christina,
"-s Pas='l 'ery pleasantly 55 ihe inhabitants Of 'A-i
ai. 'hr-'a-- Tre5e..-- ess-nozs parties. aul fl.i
eH-aa-e 81 tae c l-e-es rs tee orers ol lhe .say
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HOUNTY SURVEY0R-Persons wishing
x the services Of the county surveyor, viii
please leave their orders at Chas Lofts
Office, at Bidwells, and they will be punctually
ATTENDED 20. HUGH BLACK.
Co Surveyor Nov Y
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- Some very aae oud1.pas are nos being com
JOB iti- place. sai-h ~ll add material, 80 lh-
ALREADY .-iiae - .r4ic- OF 7lr thrisiag Ii,-Ie toxin.
ai Fi--fe- lIr o ca-ia -r-loa. ve expect ~.
.aa -a7H AAse 9 -r-co-l ih- pro-e-lne- - --iayr-
ai- GONNA 10 Council
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SCHOOL

StHDDL
NiSs 5. 4. LORD VIII open school. IN
Va De. the direction Of the School Com
Iuisziouers, al this place. en- Monday. the 10th
inst. Parents and guardians who wish TO
avail themselves Of thls opportunity Of giving
an education 70 the children under their
charge. are requested to send them. at as
early a dly as possible. These residing at a
distance are informed that board can be pro
curel il private families. on very reasonable
terms
TERMS or TUlTIoS ore term, Of
twelve weeks, 1l2 Dec. Il.
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c NHARLEs F LOTT, Attorney and Counsel
Y Ior at Law and Notary Public, practices
in all the courts Il the district, office three
doors above the National Hotel, nov. u.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

- ST. 81 iH-iu =. spapAari, ihe e-u..erlaDly
Agent of Adan- * CO.. zat aiso o. Ev-ris 4 sneIl's
hsr--- n-- Fortisey rl1 'hiuss into the ground in
s.a1r -afp-.-- af newspapers Esat literature, Ec
1--l ,ne pas. week. for slch De has our thanks.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

E.N LEWIS. & P. q. HARRIS.
4 EWIS & HARRIS, Attorneys and Coun-
u "A sellors at Law Office fifth door above
Our House nov, y
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TNION BILLIARp sAL00N.

UNION BILLIARD SALOON,
Z NDER, Record Printing Ofie The sub
q scribers having just completed their Is
tablishmeut- would respectfully call the atteu-
ton Of their friends to the Table which is one Of
Griffith & Decker's manufacture, and ackn3wl-
igel by judges to be superior to anything
heretofore, before this community. The bar
will be constantly supplied with the choicest
brands Of segars, wines, Liquors &c. AMI the
proprietors trusts thatno exertion on their part
shall be wanting to render this one Of the most
popular resorts in town.
L BATH g. co. De-. u
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HESS & LARCOMBE.

MINERS' STORE. Wholesale and Retail
We Dealers in Groceries, Liquors, Provis-
ions. Clothing, and all kinds Of Miners sup
plies &c nov. u.
Butte record., 1853-12-31

}ilCus.e rte-.lug. W Z. sexton a ira;.tel
..- I'D -tt,sa-y ana c.cu-ei.,- ~ law f ,hisN
lu--.
Ca4lf .rle-e4 Is --sise f.r thirty SIX trial
jurors. larespeet go H-n O. Aiams saith.
.-ea4-e.i. former Judge d. y n.h Iu iinial Dis
t-.-- clrt aij .uru-l 81. ,4e 2J,A INST. at
1c.tacA AM
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Monday Dec 26
IUeDcel
Butte record., 1853-12-31

tnrlay Dec y
The People vs : II H7rper.-Ezaniua
ef witnesses crnc' 'u.lei
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D-s----, CoU.---De1albe- Tenn.

} 1,.aiay. De. -
C--s mat 1ur-uaut TO nw. Hon J w
N-L-L... LIZ -L-r.. N I Sim = In; ~
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District and Town Officers.

Clerk Of the Court-M atthew Nc Donald. u;
Commissioner in Equity-H. A. Jones.
Ordinary-F. w. SeIleck.
Sherif-S. A. Hodges.
Commissioners Of Public Buildings-Edward
Noble, Isaac Branch, II. A. Jones, S. McGowun,
G. II. Allen, John McLaren, John McIIwaiu.
Commissioners 10 APproce Public Securities
David Lesly, John White, Thomas Thomson, ].
F. Marshall, ]. F. Livingston.
Commissioners Of Roads, Bridges, $e-Upper
Savannah Beard-LeRoy johnson, Robt Hutch.
nson. John A., Donnald, James C. Harper.
Lo,cer Savannah Board-P. L. Guiliubesu, w.
w. BeIcher, J. H. Wideman, S. B. McClinton.
Edwurd Cobb.
Upper Saluda Board-Noah r. Reeves, John
w. Moore. Robert Pratt, Berry Clay. VIM. Dunn
Loaoer :Saluda BOard-Henry Riley, Robert Y
Jones, H. II. CreswelI, Robert C. Rchsy.
I'dr Collector-James Moore.
Escheator-David j. McCants.%sI
Coroner-William Hill. =,
7own Council-Intenddnt- F. Marshall
i. Wardens-Edward Noble, J. J. Martin, John
A. Hunter. John McLaren. .t.;. 2
ToDn MarshaL-F.P r. Robertson.
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Selling and. Storing Cotton,

,s---f Tic subscriber believing Columbia to
D 1 be one Of the best Cotton markets for the
<esess Huntcr, continues to give his attention to
selling the erticIe, when necessary is provided
with Store Room where It can be carefully secnrl
ed and will be taken from either Of the Rail Road
'Depots, free Of charge for drayaae.
: He also receives and sells FLOUR, CORN and
other kinds Of conntry produce Oh commission
He is well provided with all y
!, Staple Groceries, Hardware and Dry; Goods
usually wanted for Plantation and Family use, and
is constantly receiving fresh supplies, which he
will gladly furnish to his customers at very low
prices, delivering them at either Rail Road Depot
free Of; ;drayags. :. =. : -" =. ..r.,;;
- Country merchants and other large Dealers viii
find ita their interest to give mo caH at the old
stahd, Nc. 81, Richardson street :
(: - j: ,.scs J" ,ROBT. BRYCE. -
Columbia, Feb.23, 1853. ..s~}; = Gin I.
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Fanny Fern On Babies.

Baby carts on narrow side-side walks
are awful bores, especially to hurried bus
mess man. - .ss
- &. A,s they T. Suppose you and a CERTAIN
pair of blue eyes, hat you would give half
your patimony OWN, were joint proprie-
storsos that babyt Ish ould Mt dare Is stand
vssy near yos and call it a. nuisance" Its
Ill very well f6t lialors TO turn up their
sipgls s1lssssds noses af these little dimpled
Onpids, bat just wait It'll their r,time comes
See ,em, the minute their name IS written
g 9. papa pull up their dickies, and strut Of
down street as y the gonmonwea ealth owed
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POETRY.
GA Man of his Word.m

VA Man OF his Word."
You may sing Of the heroes OF, yorc,
You may speak Of the deeds they have done,
Of the foes they have slain by the score,
or the glorious battles they've won:
You may rcek To cternizc their fame,
And it may be with goo,lIy success
But tits not the warriors name
That this heart and tfissprit would bless:
Though oft attheir mention my soul hath been
stirred,
Yet dearer to mo is tho man of his word!
You may speak Of the great ones of earth,
or prclates, of princes and kings;
doubt not there's something of worth,
In the bosom of oil human things;
But dearcr TO me than the whole
or pagcantry, splendor, and pride,
IL the man with a frank, honest soul,
Who ncvcr his word hath brlied:
Yea, priced above all that this earth can afford,
Though Iowly and poor, is the man of his word !
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
s1bbeville, DistSsct-Ias Equity. /.

Jas. Banks vs.. Charles Banks, IA, e., =. ;,;,;,
William Banks and othepm q" ,ot pat''uon: Z. ~:
TT appearing TO my satisfaction that Thomas
L Adams and Elizabeth .his. wife, Hester. Am
Johnson; Diameter Writer'S, the three last whom
children Of, Sarah Waters, decsssed, whose names
are not known. reside without the lhnitg or this
State !; on motion by Thomson l. Fat. .C26dIt
Soils, ordered that the said Thomas I'D
,Elisabeth bis wife, Hester Ann Iah4 ifaiis.
ter Waters, and the children, q rs Watsts, do.
ceassd, whose iaiIlae sIas a knowl. Do plead, sh-;
three months stom Puhi stion hereof 6r ne
sa.ne will be sksn roseSnt tSSsanRsinsk thep., I.
.easaz.sS - III. A: JONES, c.E.i.D.
Com'n OfSes, Mareh ], 1859 I'm
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Curtain Materials & Furnishing Articles

Curtain Materials & Furnishing Articles.
GNoWDEN g. SHEAR have received fro1nssN:
I'D >York, , large supply ofsWhite Lace mussin
{ Curtains, (sone at very low priceeD tis9 Fas I.
Rich ino's soesed psgasks 0fessan' styles ys
|; Superior Buff Linenssfor Window Shades, 6f
( 4 very large. supply of Window Shades. Of new
and beautiful designs e.
SIX and Worsted TaasOs and Gimps, for Cur
Rich Gilt cornicss and Curtain Bands
Bfass and Plated Stair Rods $
Cotton back Oil Cloths, ,iof beautiful styles and
various widths g Y y 81 SS%
Plain and Demssk Furniture Diasitss, of sup.
styles - - - - -
Dsmssk Furniture Dim,ties, sufficiently wide
efof Bed Spreads ~ y 4
White Msrseillss Qailts, Of extra sizs and quail
81 sPisno and Table Govern - ~ ~ -
Superior Ingram and tHfee Ply Carpets; ,
Bi1sseiIs, Tapestry Brussels, ndaapestry Vel
= 4sz, aad S a Piaipand eolorrd india Mating
Heavy India Mating. Tor Halls and Rssemeets.
spgblie are respectfully requested to call
FkdAxsniiaS D thssassortmsnt 80 -
| = n - : ~
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Attention! Bastalions.

. al The Upper and Lower Battalions Of
u Sthe 9Th Regiment Of Infantry 8. O., milf.
"a tia VIII assemble atfheir respective places
nv ofLendezvous, viz: The Upper Battalion
e5QE AtDrake's, on Saturday The 7th o. May
fe1t the Lower Battalion at Chalk Lev
as the Jaw directs, for inspection and reviswl q
Commissioned and commissioned officers will
attend their respective parade grounds OH the day
Previous for drill and insInctions.i Captains Of
Companies will order out ths Y1hesfs ID their re-
spectiye commands. -" =. '.7'ss.EFE
By order ofLieut Col. B. F. CunsYsoRAn.
Z. ]. ROBERTS, Ad'ik J
/. :, March y Eg'r -. so sl,--S4t tfss
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.T.FoRwARN all porsons sas from trading for a Note
J. given by me to Robert A. King. OF Anderson
District, 8. c., for four hundred dollars Tn con-
sderaton, for which the Note was given, is nm
sound, and I will not pay the same unless COM
PEELED by law. =. JAMES NJ. CARTER.
Feb. 81, 1853 - -. DC $50 = If
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China, Glass and EarthenWare.
Direct Importations.
n H. N;cBsDlu ~AIv.x,,hs, Co ~-

China, Glass and EarthenWare.
Direct Importations.
HI. H. Nichols, Columbia, So. Ca.
HAS just received direct from the manufactu-
L l. rers in England aud France, and by recent
vessels from the North, a very complete and varied
assortment of the above named GOODS, compri-
sing all the new patterns and shapes; among which
are best
WHITE GRANITE or SToNEwAnE, China finish, a
superior article;
Blue and other CoLoRED WARE, Of new styles
FnENcH and ENGLISH CHINA, new shapes, Plain
Whto Gold band and decorated
RIcu CHINA DINNER and TEA-sETTs, and beauti-
tiful FANCY ARTICLES in tho line;
CUT, MOULDED and POLISHED GLASSWARE, OF cv-
cry kind
DyoTT's PATENT CAMPIIENE, STORE, OFFICE. and
PARI.on LAMP, superior article;
ticlc giving great light and brilliancy;
TEA Trays, best TABLE CUTLERY and PLATED
CAsToRs, SrooNs, FoRKs, &c;
Housekeeping articles, in great variety;
Crates Of assorted Wares, Of desirable and new
styles, by Wholesale;
Packages of Tumb!ers, Flasks, &c. low by the
packagc.'
Having complete arrangements for obtaining
our Goods direct from the manufacturers we can.
and will ofir rare inducements, either by Whole
sale or Retail. Orders attended to promptly, and
Packing warranted III. l. NICHOLS.
Columbia, Murch' l6. 1859 BIN
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All Look Here! at Cokcsbury

a FIRST rate stock of Goods may be found,
IN which have been selected with great dnre,
embracing every thing that is usually found i'm a,
conntry town, and which will be sold as low as
they can be boughtin tho State, consisting Of
.Lad,es Dress Goods; Ladies Bonnets ;Sas.l,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes q
Hordware, Guns and Working Tools for.
Nechagies: Crochery and iSaddlery..
GRO OCERLES-25o Sacks Salt: Musco-
oado, New Orleans, Clarified, Crushed,
Coffee and Loaf SUG1RS.
Java, Rio and Cuba COFFEE; Molasses.
Mackerel, Shot, Powder, Nails, Candles:
Spices of all kinds
tBAGGING, ROPE and TWINE. A fine as.
sormebt Of Teas. NJ STRAITSS
Cokesbury, S c., March27, 1858 5l.tf
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A Card,

T1NHE subscriber respectfully offers his servccsio
l. tho citizens of Abbeville District in the cupac-
ity of AUcTIoNEER. From his long experience III
that line, he feels confident that wc will be able
to give entire satisfaction to all who feel disposed
to patronize him. His charges will be moderate
He may be seen upon all public days at Abbcv;llc
Court House. Any letter addressed 10 him, at
Mountain View P. o. will meet with prompt at
teniion. STERLING BOWEN, SR.
Dec Q 36 If ,
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- PIANO FORTE e
AMID Glg}g1lE a7(0)EHR |.
81 VILLA M Ep "A JX6EV .. 7

nEALER in Pipnos, church and --Szs1l..
deons, Accordion, Guitars, vioti ;s,0 D VsS1yBs
Flutes, Flies, Flageolets carioncte, Sheet MUSIC,
MUSIC and Instruction Books, offers largo assost.
ment Of the above articles, which arc from -tIs.
best mixers, such as Chickerihg, Munns, Hall n
!. At NEW YORK PRICES, y. s
Every article fully wrrranted. Purchasers a6f
the musical: community of Abbevile are ,intiteH
to cali aud exapiins this stock at RAMSAY Yrs
Music Store Columbia 8. c. - p541; ss.5y
Aug;l9 81 q f9Q 'tEI:',,
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Valuable Land for sale-The Sub

Valuable Land for 'Sale,-The Sub
scriber being desirous to move to l,is plantat
ton Little river, offers for sole his valuable tract
Of land containing six hundred and fifty acres, i'd
joining lands to ] w Jones, T. Waller and others
OIL RUscls creek waters Of savannah river, the
plantation well improved good Gin IIopsc apd
packing screw. all other buildings almost new there
is two settlements the premises and it will be
sold as such iftesrcd. call and will charge
nothing for showing. There is about two hundred
und fifty acres cleared all fresh and in good state
for cultivation. j. l.. Nc cCELVEY.. :
Nov. lS 1852. 33 II
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

pIAIE 0OE DOD III CAlLOIINA,
=. .Abbepilie Dist-In the Common Pleas.
G. & H. Cameron vs w. r. Sanders-Attacbment
vYTHEREAS,t the Plaintiff did Oil the 18th day
w of April, file his declaration against the. De-
w; fsndant, who as it is said, is absent from
and without the limits of this State, and has nei
Their wife nor attorney known within the came
upon whom copy of the said declaration might
be served. It is therefore ordered, that the said
sDetendantsdo appear and plead to the said decla.
ratiou:pn or before the 18th day Of April, 1854
otherwise final and absolute judgment will be CIV;
en- and awarded against him.
~ MATTHEW MCDONALD, ic:c.r.A.H :
Clerks Office, April ID, 1853 II
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CANDIDATES,

GS- We are authorized to announce
CHARLES II. ALLEN as a candidate for Or
binary at the ensuing election.
III The friends Of EZEKIEL TRIBE,
Esq. respectfully announce him as candidate for
the office of Ordinary at the ensuing election.
ES- b. P. HUGHES is respectfully an
nounced as candidate for Ordinary at the ensu-
ing election.
E- We are authorized to announce
JAMES II. COBB as q candidate for Ordinary at
tho ensuing election.
FWe are authorzetfto announce WILLIAM
HILL as candidate for the office of Orddarv of
this district at the ensuing election.
'B'The friends of AUGUSTUS LOMAX re-
spectfully announce him a candidate for the
office of Ordinary of this district, at the ensuing
election.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abberiiie District-In The Common Pleas.
Chamberlain and Ban croft VS.. w. r. Sanders.
NIIIEREAS, the plaintiffs did OH the 25th day
Vt of March file their declaration against tho de-
" fcnlant, who (as it is said) is absent from and
without the limits of this state, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy of the said declaration might be sery
ed 1t is therefore ordered that the said defendant
do appear and plead 10 the said declaration oil or
before tho 26th day Of March, which will be in the
yenr Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty -four, otherwise finnl and absolute Judgment
will then be given against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.c.PA.p.
Clerks Office. March 25. 1853. Iy
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT. a.
lM The Common PLEAS. ~.
IfLncLmcnt

j. & A. Lomax VS.. w A. Lomax.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did OH the second day
w of December file their declaration against
tho defendant, who,. as it is said, is absent from
and without the limits of this state, and has Meth.
or wife nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy of the said declaration might be
served it is therefore ordered that the said dcfen
dant do appear and plead to the said declaration
OIL or before the third day of December next,
which will be in the year 1853, otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then he given uuti
awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.cr.
Clerks Office, Dec 9, 1852. Iy