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MISCELLANEOUS.

leg CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-w. a II.
lOO VAN NUIfS' stove store--We have a large
assortment OF the latest patterns Of stoves Tor sale
reasonable terms Stoves and ranges lined with soap
stone and repaired Crates set end repaired stoves rut
up, and pipe furnished ios Also soapstone grill.
dles for sale wholesale and retail The excellence Of the
grddes consists In their requiring but sreasng when
used
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@Gn LOOK AT THIS-0NLY THIS SMALL. SUN
WOOs for butchers shop, including stock, fixtures
and everything necessary for carrying the business
excellent location and low rent the many
incuc nents to purchasers. Apply at 2l2 Broadway
room 10. Sinners PURDY
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TIVE HYBRIr, OR SEMI HUMAN INDIAN FROM
i hcyico,-sgnorita Julia Pas,raua holds her final
leyee, NJ Stuyyesant Institute, $50 broadway this da
January Z, previous TO her grand Southern Al.
ssion % cents
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yITANTED--A BEDROOM AND SITTING ROOM FUR
w nisked, with attendance, (cooking, 40, Ia IA
pily where there children An English fami
preferred Address, with particulars box 26s Post oi
fee.
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JIYANTED-FOR A QUIET FAMILY, WITHOUT GILL
w dren, small house, with modern imp yems Il
between Tenth and Twenty streets and Fourth
Seventh Address y. Y r., Herald oice stat
ing location and price, which must be moderate.
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TINO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A LARGE FOUR
i story house and store In permanent business 10
cation, west Of Broadway, In the vicinity OF Liberty
street to respectable party. The will BE-
able Apply TO b. W. RICHARDS 307 Broadway.
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NTANTED-A BAKERY, IN GOOD LOCALITY or
w the city, suitable house where could be
established PREMISES with stable preferred, For par.
eulars apply to r. II. HEcKING, IL Frankfort street,
second door.
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r o.T-A LARGE WHITE AND BLACK SEW
L. ioundland dog, has curly hair, fore.egs white w,th
Lsck fo;s; obsst quite white, AMI very broad hal
black aihsr cellar With brass rins Aug person =
turning lin 70 22 Court street, Brooklyn, val b. i1sr
ally rewarded.
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rT,O IEAsR-FoUR LOTS, ON TWENTY Sixth STREET.
i south side, between Sixth and Seventh avenues,
suitable for coal yard for other purposes. Apply At
15T Broadway, room No. II.
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NTANTED-A MODERN BUILT THREE tTORY
w brick hoase, in the vicinity OF Broadway, moi
higher up than Thrtieth street Terms cash. PleasS
address, postpaid box log Brooklyn Post Office, stating
price ezs ana location. The price must be moderate.
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ITORsE TO LET FOR HIS KEEPING. HE n AN EIE.
III giant animal without fault or blemi.h, and will be
let through the winter and spring. TO light service only
to entirely responsible parties Address Mason Herald
Office.
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VJ'ABlEAuX VlvAN1s, OR LIVING STATuARY, IN
i der the direction OF NJ Pleur Of Paris.
International Museum 81 Division street.-The entire
troupe, just arrived from Europe, will be exhibited -
=. NJ. Admission, % cents II WEII.ENKAMP.
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r., ENulEE WORKS or ART.-ANY OR ALL or
one hundrd) passed by Mr. Austin at the late
ton sale ~ 81 Madison avenue, may b. bought cheap
Tor cash Il applied for within twelve days between
and ~ 4. NJ, at the above number. The collection
comprises many choice originals which have been
COPIED. The owner viii warrant all represented 10
the catalogue, or no sale.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED

VIyANTED--TO PURCHASE, A FIRST CLASS Dwell
w ing house with high basement and all the oisrn
improvements, respectable location in the city Of
New York no objections TO stable and carriage house
the premises. Address letter to D. r. c. lis South
Fourth street, Williamsburg, stating particulars.
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rs lAt4GeE fAih And lpNDJx HEfgcAI
II AatIr -. hsFfises Geld, ~stssiA sil,sa.' 20
ftres raA ..tftiF tft eagrarinsr HeI4 ~ - E..s
sHg. snt us1ss go iof ors daliaf ~ ~. go, ~
t@fso feyafaan 400 survsoH w. ~ Rsa5s ss,.~
.fN%f 4. FsfNuay, shsEs he IL e8naaitss fygtoff
=. h.-@nA ~ 3r fiNft Pafirra ffe4tad ~ rssfe
.tWt arc - Az isiiefs ~ 80 Fs YorE "a, o..
lstrnHt K SO slctsa Csayf ~ tss yt.t. rf,t. ~
ls.iatS 81 NA"' -
- NthfOAh rllftlsER..--A EgTiEtD Igpgi
sac rtsiofsa - ksA!lh - sss a.ys a',.g tssa,
...., tf'ai h'fg9bs sa0rfinrt - snsgas - male
attSt ~ irfart q cun. WA 49, Ifs.et se,.hs~a
ffaFt - tnFl 20 rfcs.sinx ~. - past "a j
'"f 81 s~lA " btGksI4. II gal1a alfSst
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NyANTfp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E1HloPIAs
w ywformers to Join An fstablshsd band 10 Ter.
form Ia the city ~ New York Good salaries, aad
curty given for three month. None but tAlen,i rsr
iovmcra need apply, for particulars, apry GEvgGE
WATERMAN, CITY Hotel, corner Of HoNsrd street. and
Broadway.
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II OBOKEN.-To LET, IN A PRIVATE HOUsR-A
III parlor and two three bedrooms, with the
Of kitchen, in bick house, with all the modern
improvements, in Third street. about i've minutes walk
from the ferry, will be let cheap to family without
children For particulars apply at the engraving Office
167 broadway, or address j. j. Herald Office.
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YT,0 IiASE FOR TERM OF YEARS-A MODERN
l. house containing some forty rooms, very promi.
neny situated in the immediate vicinity AID west Of
broadway, below Broome street. capital location for
public house. Furniture for sale. Terms easy.
ID W. RICHARDS, 307 broadway.
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nR. WARREN, MINER or THE COLLEGE on
ysts practice at be OLD estAbhshsd sfaes III Maalsea
street csitarns where he performing II. .1,i
ssorishing cures record without fesrsEt Ia Gs %
business pursuits.
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DE POWERS, FROM DUBLIN AND LOsDpS ~
IL partner,idp with IT. Ward,) can be cynaultei ~
no. 10 Canal street door ~ Ifoaa~ ay Itry
Dr. POwers female periodical pills, and othsr nsls
for female dsrsngements, pfics 81. Poi paid irasft
viii receive immediate attention.
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Jackson Street Hospital and Surgical
INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES,
AUGUSTA, GA


TNIIE Undersigned would respectfully call the
l. attention Of Planters and Slavc-owncrs
generally, to their complete and extensive estab-
lishment in Augusta Ga, for the accomuodu-
tion Of NEGROES requiring SURGICAL OP-
ERAFlONS or Treatment i'll CHRONIC DIS
EASES.
The Bailiing is situated on the corner Of Jack
son and dFenwck Streets bctwceh the Georgia and
the Savannah Rail RonI Depots; and in sight
OF both. 1t is therefore convenient for the re.
ccption of patients from distance. In its con.
struction, throughout the entire plan, was kept
in view the special purpose to which it is up-
piled; being furnished with everything which
can conduce to the comfort of the SICK. 1t is
supplied with hot and cold baths and shower
bathsEand has watcr-closets in each story to
avoid fatigue and exposure to the patients. 1t
is also well ventilated and lighted with gas.
With the constant attendance Of experienced
male and fcmalr nurses, the patient will be saved
much Of the suffering which too often is the re-
resu, of unavoidable neglect i'll the treatment OF
Negroes in ordinary private practice.
TERMS-For Board, Lodging and Nursing,
per month, $40. For all necessary Medical at
tendance, Surgical Operat ons, &c, the sanie us
Ill ordinary city practice.
II. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon.
H. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician.
May B. 1885. 2 mtf
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[July.
rs- .AGUE AND FEVER of three ves

ca .AGUE AND FEVER Of three years
Standing CURED.--Mr. JohnsLongden, now
living at Beaver Dam, Hanover county, near
Richmond. had Ague and.Feyer for; three years
most ofsthe time had chilis twice day. and
rarely; less than once he was parohsd with e.
yers as soon as the chill left him and Aitsr tfy
ing physicians, quininc. most sfsths foniissss
:yertiscd, and everything .recollm ended 10 HIN.
was about to give upin sdespai when GarteTs
Spanish, Mixture Was;spoEcn ;:hc got two
bottles, before hehad used more. tfUn single
one, lie was perfectly cured, and has not had a
chill or fever since. i,.s..s5ss,
:, Mr.. Longden is only ono soatsof thousands
who have been benefited by this1grent tonic, al
tcrativc and blood purifier. ssss;ss s.ISsss,,s
:, See advertisements Sss'@
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcement.

1nO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual dis
J. ease, such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS. I'M
POTENCE, GONORRlIGA, GLEET, SYPI-
Ills, &c, DC.
Til. HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philadel-
phia, i'll view of the awful destruction Of human
life aud health, caused by Sexual diseases, and
the deccptions which are praclised upon the un-
fortunate victims OF such diseases by Quacks,
have directed their consulting Surgeon, US a
CIIA""trA Bile ACT worthy C hi. hamt, to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to ull per.
sons thus afflicted, (AIale or Femalc) who apply
by letter, (post-pad,) with description of their
condition, tagc, occupation, habits Of life. ttc }
aud III cnscS Of extreme poverty and suffering to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
The Howard Association is IL benevolent Insti-
tuition, established by special endowment, for the
relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
"Virulent and Epidemic Diseases" and its funds
can be used for no other purpose. 1t has now
u surplus of means. which the Directors have
voted TO advertise tie above notice 1t is need
less to ad! that thc Association commands the
highest Medical skill "f the age.
Address, (post-paId.) Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN,
Consulting surgeon, Howard Association Phil
adelphia. Pa.
by order OF the Directors,
EZRA u. IIEARTWELL,. President.
(;E" FA!RCHiLD, Secretary.
May >, 1855. Iy
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T'Jl,ly.


c~ CONSTANTLY INCREASING. The
number of persons, physicianS merchants, and
others who add their testimony to the good ef-
fects produced by STABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EAPECTORANT AND DfAR-
RHGA CORDIAL, is constantly on the in
crease. The names which can be adduced arc
those Of persons well known and Of undoubtcd
standing in the community for probity and vc-
racity. Such being the case no ono can for
moment refuse to use or administer these really
excellent medicines A great number Of the
best physicians in the United States have testi-
fled that, :hcy they are ''hnore reliable than any
other proprietary medicines with which we
[thcy] arc acquainted, in The diseases for which
they prescribed" If you have Cough, or
any disease of the tliroat or lungs make trial Of
the Expcctorant, and mark the result. The
Cordial may be taken with good effects i'll all
diseases of sthe bowels.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis
of the agents Price Of each, only SO cents per
bottle, s6f six, bottles for So so.
e. INSTALLER ts CO., Proprietor.
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
FOR SALE By
DR. +. i. GARY, Abbevuc District,
WARDI,AW " LYON. Akbsvillc G, H.,
IIAViLAND, HAHEAL E CO., Charleston,
mid by Druggists generally.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE,

ME undersigned will sell at Auction to
Il the highest bidder, on the LIST day of Au-
gust next OH the premises, the Tract of Land
whcreon ELISHA LAWRENCE now lives
lying on Keowee River and Six Miles Creek, in
Pickens District, containing Fifteen Handred
Acres, one hundred of which is choice river aud
creek bottom There is also Two Hundred acres
under cultivation on the place.
There 10 1inc water power OIL the premises,
which is now driving first class Saw Mill. with
Circular Saw attached There is also on the
premises q Grist Mill, comfortable dwellings, all
necessary out buildings, Threshing Machine, &c.
This Tract is one of the most valuable in the
District, and purchasers are invited to examine
tho same. Mr.. Z. Lawrence, who resides on the
premises, will give all necessary information
w. L. KEITH, 1rA..
G. W. LIDDELL,} trustees
July II, 1856. IL At
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
A6beyillee Dist,iet the Common Pleas.
TARLTON p. MosELEY, Who is in the
Il custody of the Sheriff of Abbeyille District,
by virtue of . Writ of Capias ad satisf faeisndum
in my Offiee, togcther with a Schedule Of his
Estate and effects, on oath his Petition Il: the
Court Of Common Please, praying that he may
be admitted to the benefit of the Acts of the
General Assembly, made for the relief of Insoi.
vent Debtors. :s,ES..s.. - s.:-Ea
&. It is ordered, that the said McBryde 4: Posey,
and all other the creditors, to- whom tho said
Tarlton P. MSseley ID iis any wise indebted. be,
and they are hereby summond, and have notice
TO appear before the said Gourt, ,s Abboyills
Court House, on the first day OF October next.
10 show cause, il. my they can, Why the prayer
Of the Petition nforesaid, should not be gran-
ted. =, - :, : ssss y
Is MATTHEW, MCDONALD, .. 3. olPp,s P.yss
Office Of COMMON Pleas, Kbbevilla Dis. s !;
MAY 1s, 1855. 81 - :, ~ s5.5 srn
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Let lis Talk About It.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE We SICK 20

HT HAS BEEN the lot of the human race To
a be weighed down by disense aud suffering.
1IOLLOWAY'S PILLS are specially adapted
to the relief Of the WEAK, the NERVOUS,
the DELICATE, and the k&FIRM, of nll cimes,
ages, sexes, aud constitutions Professor IIoilo-
way personally supcrintends the manufacture of
his medicines in the United States and offers
thetn to a free and enlightened people, as the
best remedy the world ever saw for the removal
of disease.
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Notice to Creditors.

HURSUANT to tho Order of Chancellor
u Johnston, hereby call upon all crcditors
of Henry Simpson, decd, whose demands were
contracted prior TO the l4th day of July A. d.
1852, to present and prove their demands before
me, on or before the lst day OF October next
= WIN. II. PARKER, C. E AID.
Commissioners Office, ~
June 81, 1858. 10 3m
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BIBLE SOCIETY,

YhyHE ETHIRTY-SECOND DANNIVERSARY
Meeting of the AbbcvilIc District Bible
sasiety, will be held in the III. E. Church in this
q egsinpn Wednesday the 25th day of July.
The kgers of the Society are requested 10
meet att tia Store of II. II. Wardlaw at half.past
10 O'clock: il The 3moming. The public are in
vited TO assemble afsthe Church at IL, when an
appropriate Sermon WilIfsedslivered by Rev. ].
c: WILLIAMS, and an AdAssss Ry W, NJ.
IIADDEN5 Esq gi5s ssssss
Abbeyille, June 25, 1855. 10 At ~ sss;.
EBr Due West Telescope will please copy.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
E:;J A VALUABLE PLANTATION IN Hss
LII the calhoun Settlement" on waters
of Calhoun Creek, containing
Sixteen Hundred Acres.
more or less Of which about Eight Hundred are
in WOODS well tiulbcrcL.
There over Two Hundred Acres of sp!cn-
did BO1TO MS, Of which about One Hundred
and Thirty are in cultivation, and nearly the
whole of which secure from injury, except
from extraordinary ovcrhows. Much Of the land
is superior GRAIN land, and is also good COT
TON land. The Pi,nta lion is in excellent re-
pair, with comfortable
Dwelling FHolasc,
outbudings, accommodations for sixty or sew
enty slaves, good fencing, &c.
1t is also well situated for tho transportation
of produce, bciug ten miles from the Savannah
River, ana the same distance from the Rail Road
at Abbcviflc c. II.
The proposed route of the Savannah Valley
Rail Road passes within trcc miles Of il mt Gull
houn's Mills, where, should the Road be built, a
Depot will certainly be located.
This Plantation is only offered for sale to ef-
feet division among the parties in interest.
For information as to Terms, &C.. apply to
WM. II. PARKER, Esq, at AbbeviIle G. IT., or
to Mr.. EDWARD PARKER, on the Plantu-
ton.
Abbevile, Juno &c, 1866 10 SIN
EB- Carolin,an and Mercury will copy three
times in Tri-weekly, under head Of "AbbeviIlc
Lands for Sale" aud forward bills to this office.
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CARRIAGES AND tBUGG1Es

y AGKSA TIL: ST BsCTIBER IH~Ny<
Gs.sfrIesE- returns his sincere GS1S.-peL
SV-S1 thanks for the lib :Sl(~N1-
eral patronage rendered lin for the past two
years that he has been eng, ged in the Carriage
Business, and hopes b. the slricicst attention to
the business hereafter; 10 IN ct continuance Of
the same.
lie begs leave to call The "!ttntiou of al! Win;
MAY desire any article in the line of
Carriages and Buggies,
to the stack he now has IN hand. lie has;
nearly finished, Il lot of BUGGIES: Of different
styles, besides splendid six.seat ROChI.i WI Y;
all of which he wifi Warrant to be OF the finest
material, substantial construction, and most c..-
giant finish, forsalc Mt as low prices as can he f-
forded. ''
ALSO,
One secondhand CLiRR T.iLL; ana 6hc
secondhand 6ne-horsc BAROCttIE, for sale
cheap.
.eH- All orders for any style Of Carriages or .
Buggies, tillc'l Mt the shortest notice.
cB REPAIRING, in ull its branches, done
with neatness and despatch.
+. J: TAYLoR..
Abbevilc c. H., Jan. %. 1855. 10 Iy
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JOINER AND CABINET SHOE.
tNert Ooor 10 tic Press QCFcc,)
AlsEsNiYEEHHS G.. H.. s. G.

(Nc.r Door 10 tic Press GTcr)
AIsEsEYILaHs G, IH., s. c.
'YEVlIE undersigned, thankful for past favors
Il and ever ready to serve generous public
may at all times lie found at his Shop in the
Eastern Corner and front of Christian & Deale's
Coach Factory where he is prepared to make
PANEL DOORS. BLINDS, SASH, MANTLE
PIECES &c, &c
will also make TABLES, WASH STANDS.
DESKS, PICTURE FRAMES, and REPAIR
FURNITURE, dc.
will keep constantly on hand ready made
COE'EH ms,
made cf the finest material anI finish, either
Black Walnut Polished, or Covered, to suit the
purchaser; MI of which ! will deliver Mt any
residence i'll the District, with IIcarsc free of
charge, or upon Railroad, if desired in that d-
rcciion.
u All W"lls done: warranted . good the
best, and cheap according. 10 per cent. uH for
Cash! ,cn all Work done by me. AsSS
For reference, apply to any gentleman in the
Incorporation.
G. G. BOWERS
Abbevillc c. H., June 10, 1885,. 9 tt
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july a. 1885,
Noica.

LII persons hayihg demands against 6,S Fs,
II tate Of JOEL SMITH, deceased, sfSr estsd
to present them properly attested TO the updsr.
signed, TO whom also those indebted to the Estate
are requested TO make payment. So
"A. II. SMITH, e 80
90. ~. y. N. PERRIN. h1fs 7
March ], 1856. %9ssT4b If -
~ Independent Press copy.
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DENTISTRY.
DER. EsI A Dim d

n S now in Abbevil'e, and will be happy to ut.
Il tend to any persons who may desire his pro,
frssionnl services. lie may be found ut the
MARSHALL HOUSE.
July II, 1855. IL II
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zkE MY We B N ON
1SksA 1.gss

b dsg So 0iA g

: =
TNHIS is tho titls Gf a Komapcs nS9 81 prs
l. cess Of compleiioDS hick VIII be Sissned ID
two numbers on the 1stspd 4 III 0fsJuly, 1856.
The scenes ateJaid mainly in tho United States,
England and Spain The work viii be printed
on pure white paper with new type and will
equal in quantity Of Inattsr In ordinary sized
Duodecimo volume Of 800 pages: It will be
promptly issued and forwarded TO all who will
send their orders accompanied with the cash.
as& TERMS tsss
Single copy, Qwo numbers,J rs cents, TO
Clubs OF 3 or more tper copy,) bO.cents.
Remittanees must be: made n bills or change,
and not in Post Offcs Stamps ~.
-. Address, JAMES M. SMYTHE, y
n 5..J,.. ,5s,, Augusta; Ga.
+ July 4. 1858. IL 2t
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOI
BOUNTY LAND.


TNHE undersigned having for sometime been
Il engaged in prosecuting Claims against the
General Government, offers his services to those
who may be entitled to Bounty Land under the
recent Act of Congress.
The Widows and Children Of any soldier who
has served for Fourteen Days in any Of the Wars
since 1880, are entitled to receive 160 Acres less
the number they have already received, that is,
where they have received 40 or S0-ihcy are
entitled to receive addition sufficient to mako
lG0 Acres.
will also buy any number Of WARRANTS
al the very highest prices. Fcisons lla ing them
to dispose of, will doubtless iiud it to their I'D
vantage to give ME cllance 10 buy them, before
disposing Of them otherwise.
Call at the Banner" Office, or if nconvcnient
TO call, mail to me by letter the No. of the Regi-
mcnt. name of Colonel, Captain and Company,
also the War in which you served, and will
make up the form of Declaration and send to you
to have it executed with all necessary ins.ruc-
tions. w. c. DAVIS.
Abbeville c. H., March 81, 1856. 4s If
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District-As Equity.
Elizabeth CIay, ...
sh.dsaea e;i Clay, James Bill for Partition.
Clay, William Clay
and others.
III T appearing tony satisfaction that Shadrack
IL Clay, James Clay and William Clay Defen-
dants in the above stated case, reside beyond the
limits of this State. On motion of Thomson d
Fair, Ordered .that said Defendants do appear
plead, answer or denur to Complninants Bill
within three months from the publication hereof
or the same wall be taken Pro co,.fesso against
them. ".;
W. H. PARKER, cEA.p
Commissioners Office,
May 25, 1855. 6 am
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We aiso have on Eand,. largo lot of
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases, :.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-dddeuiHc District-Zn the Court Of Ordinary
In the matter OF tho Last Will and Testament
of Harvey III. Nelson, deceased.
WIIEREAS, Application has this day, been
w nfadc to me, by Louisa T.. Nelson, tho
widow Of said deccpse'l; requiring the paper pur.
porting to contain the Last Will and Testament
ofsad Harvey, to be proved in due form of law
These are therefore to cite and adrnonish Enoch
Nelson, Ex'or, IIenlry L;pford and wife Mary
T., Augustus I.oinax, aud wife Mary A.. the next
of kin and heirs at law Of said deceased, !: T.;
and appear before mo, cithct in person or by
Attorney, at Court Of Ordinary for Abbcvilie
District, to Lc held at Ahbeville Court House
OH Friday the i1th Of A.,.ust next, at which
time and place the validity Of said ls,pcr will
be tried.
Gwen under my hand and seal of Office, this
l7th day of May. 1896
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. u.
May II, 1856. s. 3m