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TINE attention of the Planters, Farners anG
i S'ock-feeders in general, are respectfully
called to this Mill rs the most important article
of the kind row in use rot only well adapted
for grinding Cob Meal for Stock, but Grita OF
fine Hominv for the table, and especially Breed
Meal from Corn not fully ripe or dry in tic
fall.
In setting this Mill, no mechanic or frame
work is wanted, only requiring to be fastened
to floor or platform. Easily adjusted and
used by any body, even child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first
premiums Mt the late Agricultural Fair4 of Mis-.
souri,. Kentucky, Maryland. and other States;
and that in the most complimentary manner ;
rs we'll as the most ready Communications from
the thousands witnessing its performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most posi-
tive manner against defects or breukace, when
properly used; and No. warranted 70 grind
70 bushels of feed perhour with one horse, apd
offered at the low price Of sos, nil complete
for attaching the team No. 3, at SG5. grnds
l5 bushels per hour, with one horse; No. 4, at
S7'. grinds 20 bushels per hour with two
horses.
The above Mills may be found at the agency
for the Manufacturers at Abbeville Court
House, in the course of two weeks.
HENRY S. KERR, Ae't.
August 8, 1866. ii st
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SINGLE CorlEs, PER ANEUM So 90
Ten COPIES, PER ANSuM 60 90
TNHE DAILY STANDARD contains DAI.
l. LY TELEGRAPHIC REPORT. A MAR
KET REPORT, and n report of Gen NERAL
IMPORTATION furnished by the mail from
every section of the Union.
1t also presents q DAILY REPORT Of the
STOCK MARKET. THE COTTON MARKET,
Of the ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES OF
SLIPS, and of the ARRIVALS OF PASSEN-
GERS.
Once week is presented a COMPARATIVE
STATEMENT OF TIE RECEIPTS AND
SHIPMENTS OF COTTON. RICE AND
LUMBER, at the port of Charleston, and a
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE RE.
CElPTS AND EXPORTS OF COTTON nt all
the ports of the United States
ALL NEWS, Of personal and political
character, both foreign and domestic, is given
with the greatest possible promptness; and to
insure this object we have secured the services
OF nm able corps Of correspondents.
1t ia our special object to publish . NEWS
PAPER, proper. We shrink from the express
sion of no opinion which may bc demanded
by the subject before lis, but as n general prin
ciPe, prefer stating facts at the earliest instant
possible, and to leave it to our readers to form
their own opinions
The course Of the paper ia severely conscrv-
ative, first of morality and order; next of
the institutions peculiar to the South, and
next, Of the union of the States. We resolu-
tely oppose radiculism as well in democracy as
morals
One important object in the establishment
OF our paper was to present cheap vehicle
for information. From this object we have
been compelled to depart, tosome extent; but
not to leave it entirely ont Of view, we pro
pose to sell the paper ut our counter, in packa-
gcs Of TEN. for TWENTY CENTS, and MAIL
Ten COPIES to any one of our subscribers
for year. who will send us FIFTY DOLLARS.
This will relieve us from the risks Of collection
and the expense Of mailing SO many diff'crcn,
packages, while it will give to every neigh
borhood throughout the State, the opportunity
of n DAILY PAPER AT FIVE DOLLARS
per annum. l.. W. SPRATT & co.
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CHEAP GOODS.


WOULD say to my friends and the public
entire Remainder Of my Spring and Summer
Stock. that am now Offering it nj very re-
duced prices for Cash. My Stock consists in
part of
Printed MUsLLMs, BAREGEs and
BAREGF DELAINE.S,
Embroidered Swiss MU,SLINS,
White and Colored Summer SILKS,
Plaid GLNGHA MS, Chambra do. Lin
men do,
CHIdlLsE7TEs, COLLARS
CUFFS, UNDERSLEEVES
Iackonet and Swiss EDGLNGS and IN
!SER7YNGS.
BONNETs, Bonnet RIBBONS,
AR7IFyCIALS. White IVREA 7IYES,
Thread and Cotton LII CES,
ALSO
Linnen DRILLS,
White. Coiored and Plaid Summer CAS-
!SIIlERES.
Marscil'ys. silk and Satin I-ES7XNGS,
Silk HA CHIEFS,
C'KA VA7,S, COLLARS &c,
B. HATS, Palm and Leghorn DO
UMBRELLAS,
Scotch SNUFF, QUININE, and Frying
PANS
HARDWARE. CROCKERT
CLASS aud CHINA WARE, BOOTS,
SHOES dc.
Also
Bullet MOULDS,
Scythc BLADES and PAIN OURER,
and numerous articles too tedious to mention
would also say TO my friends that nre in
debted TO me by Note or Account that have
Notes that must te paid; therefore, longer in
diligence cannot be given. J. Il. ALLEN.
August 3, 1855. l3 1t
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OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES,
Baltimore. ,EuAy I. 1853.


4 LII TIcKErs OR CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES
IA ON TICKETS, IN TIE LOTTERIES AUTHoRr-
zEp BY THE STATE OF MARYLAND BEAR THE L.
THooRArHED SIGNATURE OF +. X. Brennan,
GENERAL AGENT Fon TIE CONTRACTOR, AND ANY
OTHERS ARE FRAUDS.
Owing to numerous applications from all
parts of the country, the management will give
their attention to the filling of orders for Tick
cts or Certificates, in the Maryland Lotteries.
Persons at distance may confidently rely
| upon having their orders for Tickets promptly
filed, and the strictest confidence observed.
7 These Lotteries are drawn daily in pub
lie in the city Of Baltimore, under the Su-
soner. Heavy Bonds are given to the State as
security for tile payment Of all Prizes. The
prices Of Whole Tickets are from 81 to $50.
Half and Quarter Tickets in proportion.
There are never less than $4,000 Prizes in
any Lottery, which Prizes vary in amount from
81 to 100000, according to the price of the
| Tickets. For instance ..stss
| Prize is about $4,000; when 50, 900; when
s5, 10000; when $40 $4,000; when $50, 10.
| 900. With numerous Prizes of $4,000, 81, 5,OOe,
81 900, $500, 800. &c. DC. Persons can re.
nit us any amount, from 81 upwards, that they
wish to invest, on receipt of which we forward
its value in Tickets in tho Lottery designated
/ by the purchaser. or, if none be designated.
| theu Solue LotteTS that Will 'De ufaWn alter
the buyer has got the ticket in his possession.
An Official Scheme Of the Lottery will be sent
with all tickets ordered, carefully sealed in an
ordinaryaenvelope and on the day the Lottery
is drawn the official Drawing will be sent to.
gether with written. Explanation Of the re:
suit Of the purchase. TheDrawn Numbers are
.fofl Baltimore, and in the Daily ationais Initial
ligencer, Washington, D. g. ~ Ssssfs s. %
! "A Cireular containing all the Schemes ,.ssil
be sent to any soas BY dssssi1g undet
4 ddlsss order, for e;Ss 1s
zc.ls.ss ssr.s. .s9'aas.ss aaAss
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FULLER'S HAT STORE,
2SS, RICHARDSON ST.,
9 0 l. i NJ B 7 A, S. c..

NEAR THE NEW STATE CAPITOL.
THE Proprietor of this celebrated Establish
Il ment,. although only nine months has
elapsed since he commenced business on his
o,en aeeoumt yetit affords him great pleasure 70
state to the dealers and citizens generally, of,
ABBEVILLE, that he has met with that sue
ccss that seemed to warrant large increase Of
stock and store-room, both of which additions
are nearly complete, and Will be, arranged for
the wholesale trade.
,eB Five per cent. off on bills of fifty doll
lars. Terms. cash on delivery in every instance
March 16, 1866 Enov 20. '54
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NOTICE..

ME undersigned intending to remove from
Il the State, about the twentieth of Octo-
Der next, respectfully requests those indebted
to him to make Payment before Return Day
next, as longer indul ecnce mW not be given.
Those who havesbecomc indebted to him this
y.1i, ); accounts. are requested to give their
notes. Payable January next. or the CASH.
as they may choose, all Payments and Set
Elements must be made against the time spec.
ified, as it would be exceedingly disagrccable
to sue any one. JOHN DAVIS, NJ. y.
Abbeville, s. c.,
August 13, 1855 Is If
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II eW OOl- &C a ii II q
NH

PT the twenty fifth instant, we will he pre-
- pared 10 Card WOOL into Rolls on a
new set Of WOOL CARDS with n BURR
MACHINE attached, that will burr the wool
with less waste than if done 10y hand. The
whole Machine well constructed by w. S..
uUTCHINGS & son, is new, and situated on
Johnson's Creek, in Abbevile, FIVE miles
North of Temple of Health Post Office, two
and half miles East of the junction of the
Generals and Wards Roads, and near the
latter, being nine miles West of Due West
Corner. We will DC able to Card from one
hundred TO one hundred and fifty pounds
Wool per doy, and respectfully solicit the pat
ronage OF the public. JAMES YOUNG,
j. AUG. BLACK.
Augl Is If
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Sale of Stocks.
Graniteville Manufacturing Company.
GrecnYille and Columbia Railroad.

by permission of NJ. Mcdonald, c. c. P,
- and, in this matter Ordinary Er- ORcio
the Administrators of the Estate Of the late
John Mc1lwain, Will sell Mt Public Auction at
Abbcville Court House. on the first Monday in
September next, the following Stocks belong
ing to said Estate viz:
One Hundred and thirty Shares $4,000,
Grcenvilie and Columbia Railroad, on which
Assessment ispaid.
Three Shares (sl,5oo) Graniteville Mapufac.
turing Company.
TERMs-Cre1it until lst of January, 1856
WILLIAM HILL, ! ,,
I. A. SALE, Au'n To-
Aug I, 1865 Ia ct
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Lincoln Land for Sale

THE undersigned ia now offering for sale
Il TINT desirable tract of Land, known as
the TATOM PLACE. lying on the Forks of
the Roads leading from Lincolnton to Wash.
irgton, aud from Barksdales Ferry TO Wash
ington. Said Tract contains
5a9 Acres
more or less, Ninety or One Hundred of which
is " Woodland, Eighty Fresh, and the greater
portion of the remainder in good state of cul-
tivation; adjoins lands of Sims, Zclnrs and
others, and ia distant from Lirco!ntou five
miles. from Frazir's Mine one ard half and
Sales Mine two and & half inilea.
Directly in tho Forks stands very large and
DWeiling;
there ia ales, good GIN HOUSE. SCREW,
BARNS and nll necessary out houses fine Or
chards, school house within half g. mile. and
for health the place cannot be surpassed in
Georgia.
Persons wishing to purchase may inquire Of
H. j. Lang. Esq, Mt Lncolrton, or the under.
signed Oh the premiscs- If NOT disposed of pre-.
vious to lst Tuesday in December next, will Of
fer the same at public outcry upon that day.
Terms to suit purchnsera.
JOHN II. TATOM, Jun
I.incolnton, Georgia.
July 90. 1866. IL CT
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NEW MEDICAL COLLEGE.
AT SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,

THE FACULTY of the above Institution
l. about to be established at Savannah,
give notice that their Circular will be issued
as soon as the Chair of Surgery is filled.
II. L. BYRD, NJ. d. (late Of Savannah Med
ical College, Professor Of the Principles and
Practice Of physic.
f. LERoY ANTONY, NJ. d., OF Waynesboro,
Ga, Professor Of Obstetrics and diseases of
Women and Children.
WESLEY G. NoRwooD, NJ D.,"cf Cokesbury,
8. c., Professor of Materia Mcdca and Medical
Jurisprudence.
JAMES S. MoREL, NJ D., of Savannah, Ga,
Professor Of Anatomy.
JoHN DAVIS, NJ. D., of AbbevilIc, S. c., Pro.
fcssor Of Physiology.
WILLIAM T. FEAY, A NJ, of Savannah, Pro-
fessor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
'e:------. ~ Professor of Surgery
:;tR: j. NUM-, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anato.
my s- ..;5s3l.q-tsa, ,7IFs.3 e. >
The regular course Of Lectures will COM
mence on the First Day of November, and con-
time until the First Of March ensuing. ,..ss
The Fees will be the same as in other respec-
table Medical Colleges Full particulars as to
Board, Regulations of the College DO, will be
furnished in the Circular, and on application
to HI LBYRD, N. D., Dean.
?z:AngsgSis55. Sl5 NtfS,
|-sIS,aSss.S = -. S4ttsg:;;5 5sItii,
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For Rent.

THE subscriber offers fer rent two 4t.Aa 90
Il eligible and commodious Store Essi!ii
Rooms. The one formerly occupied by viii
son & Williams, as Dry Goods Store. on the
eastern corner Of the Public Square, opposite
the Marshall House and next the Post Office
The other formerly occupied by W NJ Hugh
ey as Wholesale Grocery Store. and lying
immediately back Of the former, and on Wash
irgton Street.
The Rooms are in good repair we'll snicd
to any branch Of mercantile business, and oc-
cupy as eligible locations MS any in the village.
Possession of either or both will be given
Immediately, if desired, aud terms made nc.
commodating. Call and see the premises and
proprietor. JNO. McLAREN.
August !. 1866 l3 3m
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AM RICAN HOTEL.
HAMBURG, S. C.
JNl1E Proprctors of this we'll known estab-
l. lishnent beg to inform the public gen.
erally that it has changed hands and will be
Re-Opcncd On the First day Of
August next,
For the accommodation of all who NAV favor
them with their patronage. The House is now
undergoing thorough rcpairs. No pains or
expense will be spared to render it desirable
stopping place.
The Stables upon the premises are already
htted mp, attentive Ostlers engaged. and Stock
placed in our charge will he scrnpulously cared
for. HARRIET S. OLIVER
.. H. p. SCOTT,
W. w. SALE
July 81, 1865 II Ct
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Sherin''s Sales.

PY virtue of sundry Writs of Fiera Facias
- to me directed, I will sell ut Abbevile
Court House, on the first Monday in September
next, within the legal hours of sale, the follow
ing property, to wit:
~ Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded by
"A. a. Laramore Hague Lnwton, and others, as
the property of B. i. Gilbert ads. Sale & Lark,
and others.
PIT Acres, more orless, bounded by VIM. Ten.
nant, Edward Calhoun and Others as the prop
erty OF the same, ada Bclcher & Hollingsw orth
and others
so Acres, more orl less ION which there are n
tine set of Merchant Mills, bounded by Peter
Guliie6eau, j Graves and others, MS the prop
erty OF the same, ads. Gould, Bulkley d Co.
and others
All the interest that James Moore has in q
tract OF Land, containing $50 Acres more or
less, bounded by James IIili VIM. G. Graham,
and Others levied on as the property of James
Moore, ads. James Graham and others.
:, n Acres more or less, bounded by John
Vance Elhu Watson, and others, as the prop.
erty Of J. R. swancy, ads. J. N. Cochran, and
others.
35 Acres, more or less, boudned by Williap
Banks, James Banks and others, as the prop.
erty Of Elias Banks, ads. James A, Tslbert and
others
...se Acres, more or less, pounded by Catharine
Martin, 8. c. Edmunds, and others, ,as,the prop.
erty Of VIM. Banks, ads. Jas. a. Talbert, and
others. p
500 Acres more or less, bounded by Andrew
Noble, Israel Holt and others, as the property
Of W.lD. Partlow. ads. The. g. d G.. Railroad
Company. st saSs,sssz;,.
l.2 Acre Lot on which there is a Csrriare
lop,- in the Village of Mt. Carmel, bounded
w. G.. Ware and others, as the propetV of
z Harris ads. Bones, Gilbert & Bones, and
era - ~,
Houses and Lots in the Village of Abbe.
,le,fccptaiDibg respectively, b4,7, a, 1T.
'res, more or lasa, all well improved, bounded
Jas II. Cobb Jane Aston. and others, lev.
on ns the property Of B. v. Posey, ads. A.
1. Pdsey, and others r.
4 Negro Boy, Ebenezeras theProperty .of W.
W., Anderson, SdSa MSG. Gary and ofhers,.,
"a Buggy.as che property ofsRstph Burnett,
ads IssAe Kennedy and others. q
j - ~ q. r. COCHRAN, sSsA Dss
ahsriAs ofBce Aususs 10, 1855. - :
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White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c.
e 000 Lbs. Pure and No. l. White
OsoOO Lead.
200 Gals Linseed Oil,
100 Paint Brushes assorted sizes.)
All OF which are offered as low, for Cash, q,
they can be bought in any other market, by
II. s. KERR.
July 81, II If
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4O8 Prizes amounting to $4,000.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn at each drawing, and
paid when due, in full, without deduction. Or.
ders strictly confidential. Drawings sent to
orders. Registered letters at my risk. Bills
on all solvent Banks at par.
WHOLE TICKETS So; HALVES 81; QUARTERS 81.
Address JAMES T. WINTER, Manager
Macon, Georgia.
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NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD.
Messrs. PERRYMAN G. WALLER

Messrs. PERRYMAN G. WALLER
W associated Mn SAMUEL PERRTMAN
with them, for the purpose of carrying on the
Mercantile Business
on more extensive scnle; the style of the firm
will now be PERRYMAE, WALLER & CO.,
at both New Market and Greenwood. y
We would also say to our friends that we
have taken much pains in aelecting our Goods
for the Spring trade, therefore we would re-
spectfully solicit an examination at least, as we
fatter ourselves that for excellence and variety
of stylea We cannot be surpassed (if equalled)
by any stock ever before offered in this mar
ket PERRYMAN, WALLER Il co.
March 10, 1866 80 em
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE,

-
eB- The friends Of s. G. W., Dill respect
fully announce him Candidate for Sheriffrat
the next Election. ~ =. :, q :,
- ex- The friends of W. W.GRIFFIN respect.
fully announce him candidate for Sheriff at5;
the ensuing election. q, MAY Z, 1856: ~
eB- The friends Of NIMRoD Nice ORD: "a. "a;
spectfuly announce him as a Candidate f9r
Sheriff at the ensuing Election. ~ -.
eY" The friends of Capt. S. A. HopoEs res.
pectfully announce him as q candidate for Ids!
Collector atthe ensuing election. " :
s:y The friends of JOHN R. W1IsoS resrect.
fully announce him rs a candidates for 7Gs Col.
slecto,of Abbssile District, at tho ensuing eisos;
e8IWEare authorised to Fannepnc fha RSy;
JAMES MooRE as a candidate zog fssaleS SS;an 4ts.
Tag; ColleetogfSof Abbssilie strisss
suing election &c
s t4 The frrisnd ds off .AEs AEpIVEk
aas SS1sser VI Able ASbss shs az
shing elect q rs
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y 0 u Il ID
A RELIABLE MEDICINE,
THE CELEBRATED
COLLETON
B | TIE r S
A Purely Vegetable Preparation
AND 4
SOVEREEGN REMEDY
FOR
DYSPEPSIA.

THESE B1TTERS are purely VEGETA-
Il BLE COMPOUND, and are offered to
the public under the fullest con nviction that
they will be found q safe and sovereign REM
EDY for DYSPEPSIA.
They have been trumphantly tested. not
only by numerous fa,nilies and PHYSICIANS in
the South. who have furnished ample testimo-
ny as to their decided excellence, but also by
the proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered al.
the gloom incident to that stubborn and dis
trcssinr disease.
The COLLETON BTTTERS are also Car.
mina,ive, most excellent for Cholera Morbus,
Costivencss, Sea Sickness, Nausea, proceeding
from whatever cnuse, Shortness of Breath
AciditEL-, Heartburn. Cramps and Stitches in
the Breast.
The above Medicine il highly recommended
to Literary gentlemen, students, elderly people.
and others of sedentary habits.
i do hereby certify that have known and
used Your celebrated compound COLLETON
BlTTERS in my family: for more than fifteen
years, and do verify believe it to be one Of
the most valuable Family and Plantation Med
icines in use, having witnessed their beneficial
eifec.s IN eo many instances, that with truth il
may be affirmed. they well deserve the high
encomums which they have received from the
afflicted who have partaken of their invigora-
ting and health-rcst oring properties
Signed, CHAS. G. CAPERs, Planter,
st. Helena, 9. c."
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Dis SO lu tion.
Wanted 10 Buy

wanted 10 BUY!
\ NEGRO MAN, not more than Thir- "a.
~ ty years old good field hand a
and of good moral character; for which ~
the highest CASH price will be given ANY
one having such Il Negro for sale would do
well TO call on the subscriber three miles West
of Abbeville Vilage.
GEORGE DUESENBERRY,
August 6, 1855. II ct
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The undersigued. Wholesale sgents for the
above, take pleasure in stating that they are in
timntely acquainted with the manufacture of
the "CoLLEToN BlrrERs," hence they do not hea-
itate to commend the article as possessing rare
virtues, and we'll calculated to afford relief in
Dyspepsia and its Kindred
Diseases.
Rotail Price SO Cents a Bottle!
For which sum an incalculable amount of suf-
fering may be arrested. The trade will be
supplied on liberal terms.
Orders should be addressed to
HAVILAND, HARRAL & CO.,
Special Agentas, Charleston, 8. c.,
Importers of Drugs, Medicines Chemicals,
Perfumery, Brushes DC.
IF For sale by WARDLAW & LYON,
Abbeville; F. G. PARKS, Greenwood; GARY
x GARY, Cokesbury. (june '56 ly
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!. THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.
CHARLIE EST0N
DAILY STANDARD,
A RELIABLE COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL
JOURNAL.

SINGLE CorlEs, PER ANHUa So 90
Ten COPIES, PER ANSuM 60 90
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AVIS JUDICIAIRES.
ETAT De Ia LOUISIANA.
PARoIssE SAINT-JEAN-BAFTISrE
COuR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JCDICIAIRE
Suecession de teat dame Marie, A:t's

u. a., -
"1eef'''0" &c yeat ddme .HaT'e'A;eS
'"A"""'
kNS SertU dun ordre do vcuie, en- date de co
Ljour, moi adrcsse par Honorable cc1r
dn quatris me district judicioire de lEtat ~ "a
Louisiana, dams ct pour 10 paroisse Sain, Js.a
Baptis'e, -
Jonrlrsi on yente publIuc ct sur lea lierS.
10 Jssdi Fer Mars proc hRin. 10 houTss
du matin, lee bisns meubles st mmeubles ci-
sprss decrits, dependant dc la succession de
ieus dame Marie Azelie Nicknair ct de la CON
munaute qui eKiste entire e!le ct le s!eur Or
ter Dupuy, son epoux survivaut, savoir:
lS Quelques neubes Heutiants ct ehc;s de
m<uags, outils nratoircs, charrettes, chevaua
vsches ct vsauI, etc.
90 Les ssciaves suivants:
AlsKSndrs, Negro creole, age de- 10 0uy. su
jet AUX crises;
John, nsgrs creole de II ans;
Cslsstiu, negrs creole denv.ron !! snsi
Anna, nsgrssse americaine, igee d'environ
~ ans, svsc ses trois enfGnts,
Zsnon, sgs de- ans,
FRANCOIS, age De ans,
II Marie, d'environ huit mois;
80 Uns Terre, situse EN- cctte pnroas,. Anr
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MADAME MACE nouvelle-
Nlment arrivee dc France, munie
de tous les titres accordes au ia q
lent, ct des meilleurcs recomman-
dations pour plusieurs families de
Ia Nouyelle- Orleans, u su hient6t
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
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