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Land Warrants Wanted.

nj OT3CEi.-W. Il. Sanders &. Co. have made
~ all assignment of the assc,s ofthcir late firm
for the purpose Of paying the debts against them
All persons indebted to the said firm by note or ac-
count arc notified to pay to the undersigned and
one else. The notes and accounts have been placed
in our hands. and payment or settlement with any
one else will not he recognized. Persons also in,
dcbted are also Notified to come forward and make
payment Immediately, as tho dues of the firm must
lie collected.
MCGOWAN & PERRIN.
for Creditors.
Abbevil!c Court House, Nov I, 1852 32-,f
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NEWs STORE.--The subscriber will open .
In his New Store. neaf Douglass Mills, on Or
about the goth, Deeember, inst His stock, will
consist Of good assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries. aud all other articles usually kept IN "a
country Store. From his former experiencofin
The business, and having laid in hisstock himself
in person. he eels confident that he will 70 able TO
please all who may give him oall. Give ahiin d a.
trial r. J. ROBERTaSa.
Near Douglass Mills. Dec. 10Th, $50
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
- ADBEvILLE D1sTRrcT.
In the Common Pleas,
Thomas Robinson VS.. William. A. Lomax
Foreign -1tachmcnt
WHEREAS, the plaintiff did OH the twenty
w third day Of November file his declaration
against the defendant, VINO it IN said is absent
from and without the limits Of the state, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the limits
OF the same, upon whom copy of the said de-
claraton might he served.
1t is therefore ordered, that the4said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration OH or
before the twenty fourth day of November next,
which will be in the year eighteen hundred and
hty-three otherwise final and absolute judgment
will be given against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. ccr
Clerks Office, November 90, 1852 34-Iy
!N'COAMONPLEAS. :,
THE STATE OF SouTm CAHoLINA,)
Abbeyle' District.
McBrydssde Posey, for John McBryde, v. WA.
Lomax.
WHEREAS, the plaintiffs did on the twenti-
w elfr day of November file their Declaration .
against the defendant who it 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 above declaration might be
served.
Iii therefore ordered, that the said defendant do
appear and plead to the said declaration ON or boz
fore the twenty first day of November, which will
be in the yeai Of our Lord, eighteen hundred and
hfty-three. otherwise final and absolute Judgment
will then'be givena and awarded against him.
CPk's Office, MATTHEW MCDONALD,
Nov 90 1850 "a tf, =, 80,
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:s'faa s1sEs c6UasE.-Na q sho6id embrace
tt2brissiahittfor just and Benevolent be.
Ing will pev@ ptmiahu us for rtbslieyeing what
fhere;as 30 much reason to believe; 40 that
ye run no risk by believing ii, even ifit
!. .ias Y i been but q drsadGf by rejeetiagif
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1bbepiHe District-M Equity.
William IL. Gray rs Robert s. Hudson, D.u
Nancy Elviru his wife n. ). Potts, n..:,: '.. ,"l
nn.i Narrissa his wife, and others. i''''''o"
n L appearing to my satisfaction that Robert S.
81 Hudson and Nancy EIviru his wife. III. 5.
Potts and Narcissa T. hs wife, and Edward NJ.
Hudson and Martha his wife. defendants in this
case, reside without the limits OF this State On
motion by Thomson 81 Fair. Comp't Sol ordered
that the said defendants do plead, answer or de-
mnr TO said bill within three months from the
publication hereof. the same will be taken pro
comtcSSo against them.
II. 4. JONES, c.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office. Feb ], 1853 3m
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WESTFIELD g. HOWELL.

WESTFlELD e. HOWELL,
Saddle and Harness Manufacturers, AbbeyilC
Court House.
n lhe Subscribers Recently c~~
from Columbia, having To- fsssfta= fssssf{tta1= t5tW =HitI
Il Gated themselves at AbbcviiIc dR.-SsaS2GD
Court House, arc now prepared to furnish to the
people of Abbrvc District. and the surrounding
country with Saddles and Harness, of their owl.
Manufacture at short notice. Also constantly on
hand u supply of Brides, Martingales. Whips,
Trunks, and all other articles in their line Of Busi-
uess
T.. S. Particular Attention paid to Repairing
EDWARD WESTFIELD
GEORGE w. HOWELL.
Aug 10 90 Iy
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The Town Hall brilliantly illuminated in that part
selected for the festival The great consular eagle ocsu
pied the centre of end Of the supported BY
flags fastened to spears standing out from behind it, like
rays from centre, beautifully festooned and falling In
graceful drapery. The opposite end decorated in
similar manner, the buAt Of Warrington, emblem
atica bracket filing the place Of the eagle. American
Gags formed the curtains to the windows and the drapey
to the doors and, to crown all the name OF the ship
Faneuil Hall, (now in the river) was swung along the
southern wall, thus giving the Of the cradle Of
liberty to the scene Of our festivities.
II was . subscription dinner this tims-the Consul
cannot afford to invite everybody, a. he has done In
times gene by having already sunk than $40 900 in
supporting his ofce-and every American, without any
exception, in Calcutta subscribed II great fact,
and cheers might have been heard In Fort William.
Every toast prefaoed BY speech NEST Of them well
worth listening to anywhere on earth; and every
at that table felt proud Of his brihrght and happy
aso to feel that although exisd from his home and
doomed to live for . season the other side Of the
world particle Of the love for his c0uatry had
ever left his heart. 81.
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vsssipgten correspondent OF 100 B~ltmsre sun says
ths following are the Oldest posnasters 10 poEt o. on
e.al relations In the United Slater
Joon Bsksl. Jsussto~o Lebanon covnty, Ps,, 231
Sept, 1902; James Col cell Oyster Bsy Qaseas county,
H. ", 1st Jan, 1872 Iempsl Shovel, st Martha Wor-
cessr equity, Nd. Sh March, 1873 Alexander AeKsn,
Ioekgccd Sussex county, n. 8.h MAY, 1876 Tnot T.
Ylupg, Bran, Portsgs county. Ohio, An NOV 1915,
Johs Birgp, Trenton, One ia county ~ ~ l2tn Dso.,
1913 Timothy German South Oyster Bay, QIesn's
~, n Y 3tth Dec, 1873 Gould HawleY. south salem
westebester county, ~ Y, 2lst Dec, 1878 john New
lard I6leJ Store Orargs county, N. G. 10th Nov,
1913; Atrshsa he YES, Weston Modlesex county Mass,
10th Nay. 1919; William White, Long Meadow, plea
county, Macs lat May 1890 There may be Diners, olt
these are the Oldest far has been ascsrtared.
Mr. John Eicse the first and venerable postmaster on
the hst in letter 70 the Department. Of recent date,
speeks CT his appointment - follows:-"Ay father
John Dcsel, and was commissioned John
Bofsl Jr Ny father 10 the revou ocary war, ar
lived to tho Of eighty nine years. BE died about six
years ago was appointed postmastsr under Jlsrson's
dissatisfaction, by Gideon Granger, the 23d SsFten.
Der 1902 that have held the Office city years and
eleven moths am seventy eight years OF aga, AID
do al ny busiEess myself"
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TEE FORTS OK THE NORTHEAST SEA BOARD 70 Bs
ADANDONED.

TEE FORTS on THE NoRrHHAsT SEA BOARD 70 Bg
ABANDONED.
hr. EDnoRI beg leave inform you that II current
y, even officially reported that oil the artillery u 10 10
wttdavn from the forts in the east and ssnt TO tho
Rio Grands. ThIs not only in time OF profound
there but with no reasonable probability Of different
State of things.
The only complaint known to the writer Of this the
partof ths regiment to 10 Affected BY this movement Is
tAAt 1t Ia 80 infantry No regiment Of artillery has
doae aad service, done 1t more chserally than
the at present in the east All this regiment asks IL
efficient organization and instruction in its arms,
and duty with its proper weapons the country
may demand.
Suck 10 the fssAag, may judge from Conversation,
with artillery officers, Or the younger pertin at least
throughout the service
General sroes election earnestly looked forward
to by the artillery, making epoch in its existence;
and it to the writer Of this paper that many
officers of artillery especially Of these east Of as spoke
to General Pierce vorsby Of Jefferson Davis for sscrs
tsry Of War; with the hope and belief that he being
graduate of the Military Academy, would the
tsry to be rgansed, and placed upon footing Of
equality with other corps That L. placed duty with
IL proper arms and thoroughly instructed In the science
of artillery. They exClain, this is beginning,
lam democrat and warn friend Of General Pierce,
beoaufs both and have always besn national
Davis with all respect and regard public opinion out Of
the army well a. In It, demands corps Of artillery
sufficiently largo TO serve the wants Of country; ell
ciently and armed with batteries muskets
And ii IL time, Mr. Editor, that country with 5000
seshosrd to be guarded against the R2vys OF the
world bad taken steps to create efficient body Of
tjle-lsts.
am or rather have besn, citizen soldier aadI know
how important regular artillery isof how slow growth
to pssfe tcn is ths have studisd the growth Of
the Engli and French artillery; ho~ inefficient they
were and how efficient they have become and are now
Let any east his eye for . mement upon the csa
dion OF the British artillery at the beginning Of tho
of 1872 in Canada and then 1t ct the present
Our volunteers the best 10 the world because
they acquainted with the rife and the musket bat
they trust and batteries with the scientf
requirements OF the present days No will pretsad
that they Then let create from regular
tillery such corps ~ the country demands Yours,
very truly NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
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SErT. 2sCotster Charge There seems to hare besn
notnirg bnt charges ana charges among this on
AID crew OF the ship Waman. Ia yesterdays pro-
cedpGs We mentioned tta Gonzalez the cook comiog
10 make complaint against the Captain aud mste,
hm elf sresed charge If assault tina mate with
dangerous vsepona galley knife To day the Ca plain
to the District Attorney about the comp
sgsDat G0Bzslfz shep he (bs Captan) ives srostsd
charge Of assault on the cock. He gave bail to answer
the comp amt Ths mate ID Tho next TO bs hauled up.
Ch1Y If Larceny at Sed--Wilism Johnson csypsn ter
Of tic ahip Es.serade wss committed a charge Of
having stolen pieces Of cloth that vessel during
her late voy age to this port
Charge Of Passing Counterfeit Money-John McTntyrs
vas arrested and held TO answer charge Of passing
countAr feit 6iroes.
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CYLINDER TELEGRAPH-A company is now be-
Ing formed with capital Of $500 600 for the purpo
of constructing line Of teesspbs from Boston 10 New
York, having cylinder tSo feet in damete by
Of which 1t Is believed that packages may be
from city 70 the other in fifteen minutes. II has
bsen objected by some that the poBer required TO
baust the tube for go great distance would b. great
that NO reasonable number Of pumps would be abs to
accomplish IT, But ths objection Is answered by the
fact that it Ia not proposed by the plan OF Mr. r. to OK
haust the cir through the whole length Of the tube,
at orcs; but o. portion OF the air is exhausted asd
the pIunger ruihes through the tube thu air IL cut of
behind it,Esnd column Of air commsoc.s to act
upon H. The scheme is attracting favor.Bostn Travel.
fs, SEPT Of.
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SUDrEN DEATH OF AN OLD MANOR WAR s-MAy.-
Last evening old sailor named Thomas Shorter,
bosrdsr At the house Of John Brown No 50 Ann street.
accidentally mssed his footing, and pitched headlopg
down cellar stair way. He Was hesrd TO groan after
he fell but before assistance reached him he dead
bs ft NIL having been fractured Shorter Sardnisn
bys biz IN, and a board the frgxte Cons
tuob during tue last when shs csptnred thu egsts
Gnsrsrs and other English yssssls-Besior Traveller
Sft, 81
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RECEPTION AT ALBANY OF RED JACKET HOSE
COMPANY, No. As, OF Nhw YoRK.-Last evening. about
half past ten O'clock this mIauy arrived In our city,
and was received by from Nos J. TO- anu 70 Of
this city. After landing this side of the river, they
we're to the engine house OF No 10 whore they
quarters at Bearcslsy's Rotsl In Washington street.
They are fine body q An excellent correct bsnd
accom- panies them. The Hose Company will he tho
CUES OF Neptune Engine Company No TO- Of this CITY,
during their witt and will visit tia theatre th eysn.
Ing Albany A.t1s, Sept, q,
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ACCIDENT ON THE GALENA RAMRoAD-GREAr
Galssa Railroad Company INST with the most serious loss
frsm secdsrt 10 its trsips that has before sn
upon ~. Ths stsrnoon freight train, short dis.
ths side Of Cherry valley thrown of the track
and down emtaDknent, by COW, aud new loco1no.
tvethe 10 Kslb-w with tender end ave six cars Ied
with freight, mads mpots wreck, and several
cars filed vi gain, la bulk badly damaged and their
contents partly thrown out Ghs entire loss Is probably
ais 0oo. No one was injured, except the fireman, who
braissd though not Dangerously Chcdgo Tribune,
Gem
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FUGITIVE SLAVES ARREsTED.-Two supposed
fugitive slaves arrested last week 10 Warren county
IN, BY cowpeuT In pursuit Of them, and huxrisdly
,sksr oyer To rlsr " A'ezaEdris, No. opposite to
Nar-S. III aasr8 ihsy wtr3 LOGGED 10 jsil Tcey were
holy pursued b. company who intended ths
prpYo- hat could overake them before they got out
~ tbs State Tbs slaves ssid 10 belong to John
To6eree Of Marion county, BIO
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MAN WITH TWENTY WTvEs.--A man calling
himself Or. William Bu9ter but whose real name il asid
10 be Nathaniel Bird Il Ia jail At Camden, NJ j., on
charge Of bigsmy and other caargss On Sunday Eliza
beth Harrington, lady Of Phadelphia, visited him "
she vas married the 9th Of July last. On ths
day he was visited BY another lady from Kenanztoa,
last. Re IL ALEC a that he has wife In Restiug,
spothe- IN Win > DEL another yet in Philsdei.
phis ft priscp oily about 20 years Of age aud, II
IL tt declare ~ ass twenty wives, atetemsnt
which AZ BE- t.se than one. fourth u that
tuIolor b9s besn e. within few days y II 4ileyNd
ths} b. aha ncotet 81 rife soon after sed
tst they bsvel hss OF him after until his rspaat
f-s The sftif c-ssies the grssssst erc' suiett n
VI efen and has I'D ca IN inmsnse number ~ s1ai
u AseE admission to4 lie grseoss OF sesisg hin
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Cen Shields, United Gates Senator from illinois, ana
Hon Wathr gton Hpnt, Governor OF Nss YORK, wsro
IN Chicago the 24t6 inst Gen. Shield has quite re-
covered from b is Ata ulnsss.
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The La Sc Number or snipwrecks-rheP Pro.
Dsble Cause.

(trom the Boston Atlas
The following COMM unica ion t from gentlemAn Who
baa followed the es esny years ana has hsd much OK
psrispce I'D examining every cass OF vessels. Us
tio1s entitled the serious consideration, act
OILY Of uDde Writer'S but Of the community g large
Evsry who haE friend relative at Is interest
ed for their safety a16 therefore ought TO his ici
to have law enacted for ths pro.er inspection Of
ssels, 10 ascertain their aeswcrsnness fhs fscts
saed o-io~ sze truly startling but are too true to b.
aaubtsd -
To THE EDITORS OF TIE AT4sIn reading the act OF Con
gress for the protection II life to the passengers AID
of steam vestes i'm pressed With the Import
Ance OF some similar proviscs being nadc TO- our salt
ing marine casual inspection OF the d. casters the
ocsan, reporssd in daily papers, viii sf,rd Acun-
cant evidence that tho oss of life 10 OF frequeE.
Iorce. "Abandoaed a. sea-" ana "usver heard FROM"
will TOO often meet the the latter too significant TO
be mistaken,
An abstract fton the Boston papers, foc psrioi Of
eighteen months viii show the great extent Of these
leases OF Life and property, some OF which might have
bsGu prevented -
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ONO RIvER.--The river at Pittsburg Is in good
gavigabe for tho gest boats tsere being three
feet three inches water Ia the channel.
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DIED.
From the Rcyal Gazette. Sspt, 10 !

At st. Georges, sunday, Sept. IL, John VI. Howdsn,
Bsq, American Consul Mr. Hovden from Ohio, and
oniy arrived month since 10 ell the Office Of United
States Consul lie in1ch respected by all with
whom no bad become acquainted during his short
soouIn In this ialsnd His death caused By
Al 81. Georges, sunday, the 11th instant Of the
prevailing Epidemic, George Houghton, Esq. nearly
psItn1snt.
At St. Gsergss Saturday Morning last OF thu pre-.
vailng epidemic II A. Tapp, Esq, Of the Ordnance de-
parnert sgse sssat 60 years.
At Sc Georges yesterday, after brief Illness, Of the
prevailing fever, A g. Woodford Esq,. Lieutenant Fifty
sixth reyHsnt, Of general Woeaford His remains
were attended to the gave last evening the FJ sixth
regiment, without sithsF music or firing party.
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Our Asaeeac OsercSPsndenoe.
CAIoUrrA, q. l.. JAY H. lsSS'
The Americans IN Bengal.

ineloss you programme Of our national dinner Oh
the glorious 4th Of July. The following Is the List Of
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j have always ACKNOWLEDGED the right Of the
hlaveboldng States TO demand the surrender Of
fugitive saves under that provision Of the constitu
ton which requires the surrender OF persons held TO
service labor the right of Congress to legsate on
the subject and the obligation TO pass an effective
law.
the 26th OF July, 1913, made the following re-
marks -
Ths Northern States have been spess n char ged In
this csbate, and ON may previous oJcaons sttn az.
ereseion, and violations Of the Ito tooa compact
fn their SO ion on the subject OF slavery VIA regard
10 the Surrender Of fugitive slavss-ths css E34t
qusstly oitsd-it ~ POSSIBLE that thsre say pc .
acme seiion or inactiOn, Ia particular sgstsH ta
Ttros ascordsnce with the good faith ihsJ ousA -
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THE HOME JOURNAL for 1854.

In consequcncc Of the great and continually
increasing demand for this elegantly printed,
widely -circulated and urivcssally popular FamI-
y Newspaper, We have heretofore been unable
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future, we shall, on the first Of January next,
print such IN increased edition rs viii enableus
to supply new subscribers from that date. BE-
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the Foreign and Domestic Correspondence OF
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A Temperance Man.

Here is slory Of man 10 whom honor
is due, which wo find in the Genius Of the
West, Cincinnati monthly.
A gentleman cooper called upon negro
who owns fne farm in Unio: and wished
,orurchase some Save timber. Our co!Ored
friend inquired for what purpose he wanted
il. lie received 70, an answer. have a
contract for 50 many whisky barrels"
"Wrll air, was the prompt rPpIg,"l have
the tinbrr inr sale. and want the money: but
10 man shall purchase u single STATE OF
heop.rol-. or particle Of grain Of NE for
that purpose"
OF course Mr.. Cooper ives not little
';up in the back TO meet such sIrn re.
proect. gnl mad aud called him a Niger"
"Tha, is very true mildly replied The
other iii ismy misfortune to be a neRro.--
I can't help thai, hu, lean help selling my
timber to make whisky barrels, and "rs"
10 do it,"
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TE1E WEE RLT STAR,

an fEEffbcHb IHWND HHh " u"''''S W.
Npmspapr-Price SIPS II year.
uTALLACH & HOPE, Proptictors Of the
w Washington City Ersning Star, issued the
frst number OF their Weekly Star on The 9Th Of
September ult. Terms, ,25 per single copy
70 clubs five copies for IS, ten copies for SIS
twenty copies for SIS cash invariably in advance.
The Weekly Star will be printed on double
sheet, and will contain more information con-
ceraing what may be going on in Washington,
than any other ten newspapers in the country
also interesting miscellaneous and family read
ing, &c. The propretors aim to make 1t a jour
ma! which shall be absolutely necessary to every
one who desires to know what tie governmental
doing or contemplating in all its branches. It
will be rich, facy and rare, without ioT'Gilns ii
character as a newspaper which will DO sccfpta'
bio III every family circle.
The Unprecedented SUCCESS Of their DAILY L.
yonirg Star, warrants them in saying that their
Weekly will DO the best, most interesting and
cheapest Journal of tho kind in the country.
All orders, postage paid, accompanied BY Tho
money, will DO promptly attended 10. FfaeaonH
ola dollar Gun be sent in postage Etamps. Ad-
dress WALLACli HoFE,
Proprictors qfihe S!ar, Washington, DC.
postmastcrs throughout the country arc author
lied to act as agents.
III Country Editors giving the above Three m
Scrtons, and calling attention to u e0ltona'iy'
will be entitled to twelve months exchange with
the Daily Evening Star. 81. Oct. ~.
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THE NEW srATr.HousE.

The editor If the Charleston Alro-
cate, in letter from Nashville, Tenn,
thus speaks of the new building now
erecting by the State in that City;
1.-THE Capitol, one Of the most mag
nifcent buildings in tho world, is now
nearly completed, 1t is built of solid
limestone, qaariedncar the hill on which
it stands, and covers exactly an rGEc Of
ground. The architecture is Of the
lone order, aud the ornamental par'ex.
ceedingly rich, Its roofs Of Tennessee
copper, aud the platform for the Speak.
er, Of Tennessee marble. The cost Of
the edifce is million dollars.
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THE EMPEROR NICHOLAS leads a life
ofthe most feyerishanxiety, lie rides, walks,
holds a review. superintends sham fight,
goes on the water, gives fsts, exercises
the navy, and oil in the same dsy. He
travels iuccsssn!iy, paises over at least fl
teen hundred leagues every season, and all
those who are attached to his person have 20
share his fatigue. The Empress, who will
follow him everywhere loses her health BY
Ioing SO, aud it is said hattie young Grand
Duke Constantine will fall a victim TO the
mvls Of travelling adopted By his father
Nirhnlss is in the haiti Of travelling moi
less than seven leagues in an open calrchs.