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A. Nj. BENSON,
Warehouse and Commission Merchant.
HAMBURG, g. c.
MOULD respectfully inform his for r - X
w mcr patrons, and the public gen. ss1s$'
orally that he has leased -
The Warehouse
Recently occupied by BRANNON s. COLE
MAN, where lie will be prepared to Receive,
Store, and Soil Cotton and other produce Con
signed TO his Cure Also receive, and forward
Merchandise 10 the country.
In rendering his Services TO the public, he flat
ters himself, from an experience ofSEVENTEEN
YEARS in the above business, and u thorough
knowledge of all it's branches, as well as from i.
general acquaintance with the planters Of the sur
rounding country, together with his undivided
personal attention to the business, that he will be
able to give general satisfaction to all who NAV
favor him with their confidence, and assures then,
that no effort shalt be wanting On his part, to pro-
mote their interest.
Liberal ,sh advances madc on cotton and
other produce in Store.
Orders for Bagging. Rope and family supplies
promptly hlled,a the lowest market rates.
Aug 10 90 IT.
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aHoMISY BREAKFAsr CAKEs;s-Masis. the
cold dShoinipy with a rolling pin and add
little flour and slnilk batter, so MS to make
the whole thick enough to:form into little.
cakesintoa the hand, or it. maybe. put upon
the griddle with a spoon Bake brown, cat
hot, and declare You never ate anything
better of batter cake kind.
HoM1SY Prepate as for batter
cakes. Add one egg to each pint, some
whole cinnamon, sugar to suit the taste, and
few raisins, md bake like iice. pudding. u
--&...
BARSUM's LAST PRoJEcr-A new pro-
ject has been suggested by Barnum, which
we should like to sec tried. Tn a recent
temperance speech made by him in New
/ York,'lle stated that there wero 1000 grog
shops in the city, with au average custom
in each Of probably $1O day. He made
the following offer to tho city, viz: If the
city would shut up all tile groggeres, and
give linn the amount spent in all of them,
he would pay all the city taxes, amounting
to S4,000,0oO; send every child to good
school present every family with library
of 100 good books, three barrels of flour,
and silk dress to every female, old or young
and give every body a free ticket to his nu-
scum. AZ
MAnR1AoE.-Dr. Forbes Wh.slow, speak
ing of marriages says: Nothing delights inc
more than to enter the neat little tenement
of the young couple, who within perhaps
two or three years, without any resources
but their own knowledge Of industry, have
joined heart and hasd, and engaged to share
together the responsibilities, duties, interests,
trials, and pleasures Of life. The industrious
wife is cheerfully employing her own hands
in domestic duties, putting her house in Or
der, or mendihg her husbands clothes; or
preparing dinner, while perhaps, the little
darling sits prattling on the floor, or lies
sleeping i'll, the cradle, everything seems
preparing to welcome;tle happicst of hus-
bands, and the best of fathers, when he shall
come heme from his toll to'enjoy the sweets
of his little paradise. This is the true do
'ncstic pleasure. Health, contcntmcnt, love,
abundance, and lrigl,t prospects, are all
here. But it has become a prevalent SEN
timent, that Il man must acquire his fortune
before he narrics, that the wife must have
no sympathy nor share with him, in pursuit
of it, in which most pleasure truly consists:
and the young married people must set out
with as large and expensive an establish
ment as is becoming those who have been
welded for twenty years. This is very un-
happy; it fills tile community with bachelors,
who are waiting to make their fortunes, en-
dangering virtue and prompting vice;Sit
destroys the true economy and design of
the domestic institution and promote ineffic-
iency among females, who arc expecting
to be taken up by a.fortuho, and passiyely
sustained, without any care or concern on
thcii part, and THUS many wife becomes, as
gentleman once e'remarked, not "'help-
mate" but n "help-eat"
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New Carriage Manufactory.

VIE subscriber has opened tMa'Sf u
= Shop for making and repairing xztSI41ssL
Carriages of all descriptions, onSI2@Sl-
the lot he has recently purchased from Dr. Davis,
ut Abbesillc c. II. He has several
3. .. New BnggieS and Carriages
now Or, hand, and lie pledges himself to do wo,k
lower than the usual prices hero; and for cush he
will work fifteen per cent lower than for credit
All work done by him viii! be warranted
= u T.. J. TAYLOR.
NIB. have also OH hand Saddles, Brides,
MartiUgales, Carriage und Buggy Whips, Of all
prices, from 25 cents up E. II.
Jany 81, 1853 40 ,f
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POETRY.
Us g Oh, for a.Quiet .spot.n,s:: |:

/; It's aoh, for q Quiet sspot.n,s$$:s,,
+, BY. DANIEL n.IiiLLIEn. 49,
Its "Oh, for quiet spot,D yy
A place where tho waters sleep,
A little farm and h shelteredtvule,
A homo in the forest deep. e :.
A dog for tho woodland game,
70 A dollar to spend or 10 keeps,
A black and q brownamd a brihd!c cow,
A horse anda dock Of sheep. :
u A duck .and guinea hen, @
A goose and a gandcr too, -
A turkey proud--thc poultry king,
g. And 4 pair of doves to COO.
A pig and d yoke OF steers, -"
% A cat and bird TO crow,
A place for the comfort of them,
And h place for tho rake and hoe.
An axe for the lordly tree, 49,
= "A plough for tho stubborn soil =;
A faith in the promise of good,
And a strength aud a will to toll.
And a kind and gentle wife,
A little girl und a boy
Oh, what can equallifr
The fapner's!fire-sidc joy7
What source Of pleasure TO linn,
., His fathers rarely knew -
"The paper" ready for use,
And that paper "puid for" loo.
It's Oh, for quiet spot"
= A place where tho waters sleep,
A little f,rm in sheltered vale,
A homo in tho forest deep.
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Ian 2fi
a GA rSl.

a GA adj.
lNH subscriber respectfully offers his services to
l. the citizens of Abhevil'e District III tho capac-
ity of AucTIoHEEn. From his long experience in
that line, lie feels confident ii,ai we viii ;c able
give entire satisfaction 10 all who feel disposod
opatronizc him. His charges will be moderate.
He may be seen upon all public days at Abbcville
Court House. Any letter addressed 10 him, at
Mountain View p. q. will meet with prompt at
ionton. STERLING HDWEN, SasS
Dec Q 36 ,s,..,S. 1f;t
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Notice.

FNOLLED before me by DIR. J. F. McComb three
i cows and ono calf; one Of the cows black,
with small white spot in the face, aud has OH a
small bell the other two, speckcd spotted ull
young; marked in the ears, looks like swallow
fork, with about half of the upper part of the
fork cut of: Appraised at Thirty-two dollars
The COWS can be found at Dr.. McComb's, near
Calhoun mill.
JAMES McCASLAN, MAD.
JAMS 1853. 3m
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CLEAR THE TRACK,
GRAIL ROAD CARS ARE COMING y
iN-l rslI.. "A .1l.s,-:,

GRAIL ROAD CARS ARE COMING !!
ILL., STRAUSS,
COX ESHSUEsY,.. ,.........................S. G.
T 5 now opening his stock, purchased in New
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Charles
ton, which will be found more complete, than hns
ever before been offered i'll the country.
Attention is requested 10 his
Brows and Bieud ,Shirtings, cts. per y'd'
Prints and Ginghdms, 6 IA onl 12 1-2
MOURNING GOODS.
A large assortment of
Black Alpacas, 25, 30, 81 l-2, 80 cts. pea yard
do Silk Warp, -
do Canton cloth.
do French Mcrnos,
do do Bomhazcnc,
do Muslin dc'Lains,
Italian grapes,
SILK & DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES'
Plain camclian and Brocadc Silk,
~ full assortment of black silks.
English und French MERINos,
Casncres,
Muslin de J.ains, .
Chally, ~
And especially some very fiuc high colored Silk
and cotton VEIVErS,
Chimizstle. collars, Sleeves and cuffs, aud I'noh
cainbric Iidkts.
WHITE GOODS.
Muslin.
Bishop and Victoria Lawn, '------
| Muslin Edging and lnscrting
FANCY AiRrlGLIS.
Iaces, R5ons. Mts, Gloves,
Trimmings for Dresses,
Wrcatls. Combs, Brushes, etc. etc.
| II USf receive Il complete stock of Cotton o.
SH naburg, Kcxcy, Georgia Plains. Blankets,
Snttincts kentucky Jeans, Twecds, C.ssi,ncrc,
Black and conrr,I HsrO;ld Cloti. .ayor
| cloth for over coats.
fLANTE'L.S.
Red, White, Green and y elbow Flancs
"eIch, English and Bay State do
| LINEN -1ND D.1MISE.
l2-4 Shccting, PILLOW cases linen, irish and Ger
man linens, Draper and Dan,;sk cloth, To-
wells, Napkins, and Doylics.
NJ. STRAUSS.
CJkrsLuyu, s. G.
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RN Valuable Land for Sale. .lsV

~ GHs1GinE SOUTHWEST OF GREENwoob DErsr,
NOWN as the improved portion of The n ONE.
stead OF John Partlow, deceased.s I, the ow
peI, mi ending to concentrate my planting interest,
oifer Tor sale the above tract of land. For plant
ing and iarmIag, us safe and paying as any tract
An AbbeviIle District Opcn land enough for thirty
hsnds 977 acres; price, nine dollars per acre.
iiermsm9eisery, ,,Ss and legal titles, first Jaauary
next ferms oi payment--five thousand dollars
az said fiine; balance, one and two wears, with
interest. LdNds i'll be shown to any ono desiring
to purchase Address, CuIbopn's MiilsjPsO. p
,N - ]. .WsJONES. T.
MaFcilSf, 1908 48 hi.m-tf
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NOTICE.

a IL persons are hereby forcwarned against trad
n ing for or paying off any notes drawn paya-
hle to II. II. Scuddey & Co., prior TO this date. as
the notes Of suid Firm have been stolen, and re.
course will be had TO Duplicates unless the originals
recovered.
AL persons indebted to said Firm are requested
to como forward and renew their notes.
ii H. SCUDDEY g. co.
Iowndcsvie, Nov. 1852 Nrvls
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REMINIsCENCE OF AN ARMY SURGEoN-
remember one day in making my hospital
rounds a patient just arrived, presented All
amputatcd forearm and in doing SO could
scarcely restrain broad laugh, the litter
was constantly Oh his face.
"What's the matter2 this does not strike
me as n subject oflaughter."
ut is not, doctor; but excuse: me. / lost
my arm in so, funnysa Msyt
when Flock atit 81 3 q :
ssoas;a sn wanted shaving, and
Intend TO it, as leh a. corporal.
We went togstherfo the front of his tent, J.
had lathefesis him, took linn by the nose,
andsWas just bout applying the razor, when,
a cannon ball came andsthat was the last
saw of his head and of my arm. Excuse
Inc, doctor, for laughing so. never saw
suchsa thing before.' This occurred during
the siege of Fort; Erie. -r' -
Out of the Barracks it is common. for
messes of soldiers. to cook at FIRE places made
of two banks of turf crossing at right angles
to hefidges Of fthesoccipital bone. When
not on parade, these places are the resort
Of groups ofsoldiers. On one occasion of
the kind, one ofthe soldiers standing on one
foot, a cannon. .balIhit hinton the head and
in doing SO gave aashirE the whole body
snpon the leg as he stood the other leg flew
out as the headiess trunk was turned, and
1t upset camp kettle Of sonp in the process,
Of cooking; >r s>.-.
{ Tie soldier to whom it belonged, was
quite indignant at1tlie loss: proyisions were
then Very scarce mt the fort,) and in his
wrath he calculated, could you not have
lost your head without kicking over my
.soupp ~ =
sWIiAT WE .EAr.-The Herald, ,sin AN ar
,ticle on the markets of New. Y ork, sums up
the aggregate yearly sales sof produce in
this city fpliows:- Meat trade. five mil
lions Of doilafa Ft1it trade, two million
eightss hundred thousand dollats;. Butter
trade four hundred and eighty thousand
dollars Honey trade, nnine thousand dollars;
7 Fish tradel sis Hundred and forty eight
thousand dollaIs Poultry trade, one mil
aaionsef fdollsrs all kinds Of vegetables in-
clptlihg rbta aess sassnteen miliion five hnn-.
sdred fhQMsahd dollars = Egg Hade,, zone,
imiIfonpf dollars Nut trade, :fifteens thou.
sald doll king total of st10enty
eiaktxnitgion four hundred dtdsS sjfffy-two
stspYsdlsa doIlaEsA That is what We eat on,
siys low addsdp our liquoFbills, otking,
;tinery, amid ents, ,rents,i etc, etcs md we,
would hare 8n,a aplouns that tSwould require a
;;goea stang offigpress 70 sPssify. ~
. SbfonTs q Engiisfgeptle
seris5SiS elits af; ,;sfb Is syiiara. 81 din.
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Flour! Flour!

81 IGHT BREAD, biscuit and hoe cake bakcrs.
H-A are respectfully invited to pay attention.! i
have Just made arrangements by which shall be
able 10 supply this market, for some time To come,
with u choice article of Family F2onr, upou rea-
sonub'e terms, for cash.
II. S. KERR.
Ian 26 DO tr
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WESTFIELD g. HOWELL,

Saddle and Harness Manufacturers, Abbcyillc
Court House.
TNhe Subscribers Recently Cw1O
from Columbia, having To- SstGSIs. III
l. Gated themselves at AbbcviIle sAsssI1ID
Court House, are now prepared to furnish to the
people Of Abbevlo District, and the surrounding
country with Suddics and Harness. Of their owl.
Manufacture mt short notice. Also constantly
hand supply Of Brides, Martingalcs, Whips,
Trunks, and oil other articles in their line of Busi-
ness -
P.s. Particular Attention paid to Repairing
EDWARD WESTFfELD
GEORGE w. HOWELL.
Ang 10 20 Iy
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
-1bbcnilie District-In Equity.
William II. Gray Us Robert S. Hudson, p:uc
Nancy EIvira his wife; II. S. Potts, n..:. n'. ."l
and NarciEsa his wife, and others. '"''oh
"a Il appearing to my satisfaction that Robert S.
IL Hudson und Nancy Elvira his wife. II. S.
Potts and Narcissa L. his wife, and Edward NJ
Hudson and Martha his wife, defendants in this
case, reside without tho limits of this State On
motion by Thomson IL Fair. Comp't Sol. ordered
that the said defendants do plead, answer or de-
mmr TO said hill within three months from tho
publication hereof. or the same will be taken pro
conteSso against them.
II. A. JONES, rE.A.p.
Commissioners Office, Feb !, 1853 3m
Notice.
\ LII persons indebted to tho Estate of William
II Graham, scn., deceased are hereby requested
to come forward Immediately and make payment,
for the money must come ulso persons having
demands against the same to bring them forward
in due form Of law.
WM. GRAHAM, i
c. n. GRAHAM, : Aoh rs'
Jan. II, 1853. al If
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AEBEVlLLE Dlsr.-IN EItITY.
M OTICE-All Guardians and Trustees uc-
l. q comntiblc in the Commissioners Office, in
Abbevic District, are hereby required to make
their Returns or before the first Monday in
March next; otherwise, they will be dealt with
according to law, for their default.
ii. A. JONES, c.E.A.D.
Commissioners OlIico, Ian. l. lS53 2l=if
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TOaTHE PUBLIC.

the articleswhich keep. Come to Cokes-
Il bury, aud you win find we'll selected and as
sorted sock in Domestic Goods, Dry Goods, Silks,
Fancy articless Brogans, Boots and Shoes, Hard
ware, Grocery, Crockery, and prices low us
possible. NJ STRAUSS
October 9TH, g. r.. 81 IT,
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- FnMeYS SsQO 81 .1ss-s-F.e = s,A'
H'HE E'snbSs,Asss s e SIeiition of he Va
-seised &C ihs la&st aud most fasI,ion.
hhie Drsssing, 4Scss 6affies; Artfcials Ribbons,
do :T6 his former custornehs and the public, he
swoGld say. that his general stock has been re-
:pIenished, and is offered OH The most reasonable
torms. Call and see. J. a. ALLEN.
:, Jim 5, 1859 40 tr
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fy7se Notice.

"A IL PERSON indebted to me either by
a. note or scihnt will please mako payment
TO me o., or befoS SSaiedayi in February next Per-
sons faiiitg TO ctlply will.fnd their accounts in
tho hands q rneE 1SsM is s1se1e1; r'Tr,ssc,n !
= December @IS52s4 36-f3
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FOR THE FARMER.
Transplanting, Budding and Craft

Transplanting, Budding and Grating.
In the agricultural department of the Pa
tent Office for y1850-5l, is 4 large amount
practical information. Gcrshom Wilborn,
Of Essex county, Mass, communicates the
following upon Transplauting, Budding and
Grating.
MISREPRESENTATION to he set with
fruit trees should be plowed in the FALL or
very early i'll the Spring; it should be plowcd
very deep or subsocd. When the ground
is quite ready, get your trees, and set them
the same day it YOU can; never buy trees
that have been dug over winter, and claim
hy the heel" nor plant so late in the season
us when the leaves have started; trees of this
kind may live, but YOU loose the growth of
Them that season, whereas by the right kind
of management, transplanting will hardly
put them back at all. have ofted planted
trees which grew four feet the first year.
Holes shouldsbc dug Of sufficient depth and.
width to extend the roots to their original
capacity. When the trees are placed in the
holes, spread out the lower roots, and cover
them with fine earth, rs also NJ! the rest in
like manner; get the roots into the earth so
that they will stand interposed, in regular
system, with the soil, as the roots ola grow
ing tree ALWAYS do. The practice ofthrustino
the roots of a tree all in q hear. then pilip9
on hard earth. manure. &c. and stan,ninr: f
down hard is sometimes successful. but no
scientific cullivator would recommend it.
AS trees are set, the ground be stirred around
them while the heat of the season lasts, SO
often as once in two or three weeks; and if
great drought should prevail, it should be
done by making holes with stick among
the roots, aud pour OIL pail Of water.
BrDDINe.- Apple trees, and all others,
except plnms and cherries, should be budded
in the latter part of July<or: r:frskefsA August;
they should be put in.sesld
nnhgrowgth he 'samss saassT 6pS
zl,eEatioh isJa okthe present
IN buds, and ;cutsef each
ss aiicll of the leafstalk, then
1osee 5sshoot otsin the left, hand, and the knife
ip .ths right; athe lower part .of the: blade is
Eplasssd on sheshoot about half M an inch above
i the sbgdthe thumb OF the right hand sests
q 9I s Shoot at the lowersextremity ofsthe
stki 80 Pe removed WITH the M bud; the knife
thens drawn towards nl you, parallel with
,I.nst' smo9In apa level .s9 Tint the bark
duQsAs HOfCOn Oh .LnC WOOD WILL be taken OFT.
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TIE "BANNERn OFFIcE

Circumstances having placed us in charrc of the
ONCE we have made every arrangement 10 render
one OF the most complete in the country, for ull
Kinds of work. The addition of the fine Book
Press Of the inte A. S. johnson to our other steam
power Presses, and the Gard Press, enables us 10
q" all kinds of work ut short notice.
. Books, Cards. R;u ry.,d,
Z. Briefs, TpudbiIIs. Posters e.
Law and Equity Blanks .
r!a'n and Ornamental Printing iu Colors.
'ss r. w. GIBBES, Proprietor.
+ +. GRENEKER, Printer. ~ - :
columbia, S. c., March 9, 1859 :, diff
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Charleston and Florida Steam Packets
United States Mail Liuc-Scmi- -Wcrkly.


Connecting ,oith the Nr,o York Steamers each ,cav
HEJsSSEs9 THE CAROLINA, l.. NJ. Cox
LIfIF.Slt3IS ETTER master, will leave every Sat
- @GAEs-.urd afternoon, at 3 o'clock, touch
ing ut Jacksonville, Picolata and Pilatk:., OH the
St. john. River; returning, will arrive at Charles
ton OH Wednesday,
The FLORIDA, CmAnLEc WILLY master, will
leuve OIL 1sesday Afternoon of each week, at
same hour, aud, i'll returning, will arrive Oh Snt-
Mrday Morning. Due notice will always bc given
when the Carolina makes an extra trip to ST. Au-
gusnc. 1t is only considered necessary to sav
TINT these boats have been built especially fnr this
trade, and are INN ,n!cd by the most experienced
navigators.
Fare TO Jacksonville. lc.........................SS
For Freight or Passage, apply OIL board, Mt
Southern wharf, or to
JOHN w. CALDW ELL, SO East Bay.
Charleston. Feb lU, 1853 as If
NOTICE TIIfS.-4t persons indebted to the
~ estate Of Henry Bently deed, will find
their notes i'll the hands Of MesSrs. McGowan and
Perrin, who will receive payment for them and
all persons having demands against tho said cs-
tate, will please present them to the above gentle
mcn for payment. Prompt attention TO this no
ticc will save cost !.
JAS II. LEROY, Admir-
dcc23 3S IF
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the astonishmcnt of his neighbors, succeed
ed in marrying them all off in six months.
A neighbor of his who had likewise several
single daughters called upon him to obtain
tllesecret of his husband. making success,
when the latter informed him he had made
it rule, after young man had paid his at
tention to one of his girls fortnight, to call
upon him with a revolver, and request him
to choose between death and matrimony.
"You can imagine" continued he, (which
of the two they preferred"
--s~s <~----.-
KINDNESS OF A CARpENTEn-A carpcn.
ter, having neglected to make gi6bet
which was ordered by the exccutioner, on
the ground that he had not been paid fo,
the last that he had erected, gave SO much
offence, that the next time the Judge passed
the circuit, he was sent for.
Fellow, said the Judge, in stern voice
show came YOU to neglect making the gibbe,
that WAS ordered on my account
4 humbly beg your PARDON said the car
pel,tef, 'for hal | known it had been fol
your lordship, it should have been done i'm
mc'liatcly.'
To discover how many idle men there arc
in place, all that's necessary is to set two
dogs to fighting.
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The Columbia nsauucr

Is published Daily at Sc; Tri-WeekIy at So ;
aud Weekly al 50.
NO Roper uriH Ge sent from the Office ,o,thoui
payment in adUance.
rs circulation extends throughout this State,
L and all tho Southern States, and presents Il good
opportunity for merchants to advertise. It's COL
nnlns are illicd with the latest news foreign and
domestic, us files Of European papers ure received
weekly. The publ cation of largo collection of
deosumentary papers relating to our REVOLU-
FIoNAlsY HISTORY will be commenced us
soon as we cnn arrange them.
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Valuable Laia for sale,-The Sub
' scriber being Jaltous TO move 10 his planta-
ton OIL Little river rs for sole his Valuable tract
of land, ,eontsining Hundred and fifty acres, ad-
joining lands to :" Jones, P Waller and others
OIL Rusels creek Waters of savanual, river, the
plantation we'll ira3oled good Gin Hopse and
pucking screw. all 'thes buildings almost new there
is two settlement Snsihe prcmises and it will be
sold as such II deise&cull and see al will charge
ndshing for showhg4 There is shout two hundred
and fifty acres cif1h sllfresh. and in good etate
for cultivatioa. III J.L. McCELVEY.
.,Noys1g1S52. 80 If
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ADMINISTERED T Oh'S NOTICE. s,
A IL persons to whom the Estate Of samuerPa
"A tersoa, mute, deceased, are indebted, will
present their demands ulysprobated to the sub
sofiber for payment. Those who areindebted will
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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1853-03-24

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABDEvILLE DISTRICT.
Han tho Common Pleas.
attachment.
]. d A. Lomax VS.. w A. Lomax.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did OIL the second day
w OF December file their declaration against
the defendant, who, as 1t is said, is absent from
and without the limits of this state, and has neith-
er wife nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy Of, the said declaration might be
served il is therefore ordered that the said defen-
dant do appear and plead to the said declaration
or before the third day of December next,
which w3tbc in the year 1853, otherwise final
and absolute Judgment will then be given and
awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. cp.
Clerks Office, Dec. 2, 1852. ly