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CHOLERA IN TERREBoSNE.-We are panied to
learn that the cholera has broken out among the
negroes on the plantation Of Messrs. Connely &
Bailey, on the bayou du Large parish Of Terre-
bonnie. Both Of these gentlemen are now in New
York, and have been teegraphed to this effect.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-18

AN AMERICAN JuDGE.-Phlip Hickey Morgan,
Esq, the American candidate for Judge of the
Second District Court of New Orleans was elected
by majority Of 1855 over both his competitors
on Monday last. His opponents were Judge Dun
lap and ]. Kearney
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CHEAP AND INVALUABLE Observation-Disclosures
two ounces of borax in three pints of water; be-
fore quite cold, add thereto one tea spoon full of
tineture of myrrh and one table spoon full of
spirits of camphor; bottle the mixture for use.
One wine glass of the solution, added to half pint
of cold water, is sufficient for each application.
This solution applied daily preserves and beauties
the teeth, extirpates all tartarous adhesion, pro-
duces pearike wilderness, arrests decay, and in
duces healthy action in the gums.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-18

AMERICAN BARBEcUE-The American party o
the parish of Lafourche, give Barbecue at Lock
port in this parish, on Monday next, the goth inst
Free discussion is challenged, and all parties are
invited to attend
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-18

tB Our young friend VIM. R. Webb, Esq.
party at Turkey foot, Scott county, KY, on the
26th ult. 1t is presumable that at the conclusion
Of his speech, he made the Turkey fly; as q
splendid Barbecue had been prepared for the oc
cason
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-18

tBr new paper has been established in
Minden, La, called the Southern Banner, edited
by Jno. A. Warren, Esq. 1t is Ant-Know Moth
ing in principles, ie in favor of foreigners occupy
ing all the offices Of trust and profit under the
State and Federal government. We wish the
Banner left hand success
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-18

rE The health of our town remains the very
the yellow fever has declared itself in the Parish
Of St. Mary, also at Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara,
and at seheral points on the Coast.
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CoLLEcroR.-Those who may have accounts for
collection could not entrust them to more compe-
tent or safe hands than to our young friend, j. I.
Daunis, whose card appears in another column.
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" Education, in the estimation of distin
guisbed member of the Bar Of the parish of Terre
bonnie, is the curse Of civilization 80 tempora
o naores" We predict a brilliant future to the
offspring Of this enlightened sage should he ever
marry No one possessed of American feelings in
his bosom or imbued with American principles in
his heart could ever seriously utter such sentimen,
"a this a
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-18

I'd That sterling Sheet the Minden Gazette,
edited BY N. @. Blackburn, one Of the most able
and caustic writers Of the Louisiana press, after
suspension of several weeks for want Of paper, has
again come to hand, filed with cheering news in
dicative Of the triumph Of Amevicanism in North
Western Louisiana, at the approaching November
elections. It always affords us unbounded pleasure
to get hold of the Gazette, as it always contains
articles rich, rare and racy
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-18

cB We have had no rain for nearly two weeks.
This is extraordinary.
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CHoLERA.-It is with unfeigned pleasure that
we announce that this fearful malady has at length
almost entirely left our parish. We occasionally
here Of sporadic case in different directions, and
which terminate fatally, but not in sufficient mum.
bers to create any unusual alarm; and we think we
can safely venture the assertion that the cholera
exists no more in an epidemic form in our parish
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Ras5+t IL thought you told me that Frank,ss,
had gone off, said a person one ,lav tx
Patlander. eyes, by jabers!" said Paddy, ..ana
sure he's gone off with it, too. NNa
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n~ A bill has been introduced into the Kansas
Legislature, providing remedy for the abduction
Of slaves 1t was read twice, and will pass.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-18

w The venerable Bernard Marigny, acted as
President of the Grand American meeting, in
Odd Fellows Hall in New Orleans, on Wednesday
evening last.
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Succession Of Leon Due, and acife.

StccessiOn Of Leon Due, and qcik.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judicial Dis
~ trict Gu t, Par, h at Lafourche.
WHEREAS: MICHEL DUE. Of said parish has filed with
the Clerk of said Court petition praying be appointed
Administrator of said Estate.
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified IN
file their objections if any they have, the said application
with the Clerk said Court, his Office in the town q
Thbodaux, within ten days after the first publication
hereof the said application will be confirmed in due
course of law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this
66SS 18th day of August, thousand eight hundred
SA@D and ffty-fve. [3j-2tl L. s. ALLAN Clerk.
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Succession de Lion Due, ct son tpouse
VENTE DE SUCCESSION-ETA DE IA

Y LOUISlANE-Cour du Cinquieme ID. t,ict-- aroists
de Lafourche
An nom ct par ant rite de la Cour du Cngneme n.
trict Judifiaire, iege.,t ct la lite paro
ser ohert pnbique par Mathun Bour., Sheriff
ct enca iteur, ument Quae ct e. cans ct pour
"a pafo sse de Litourche, les Iieux situe
oi,e b,ynu Lffourche env ron gu tire m Hes au.
ne sous de l. lille de Thibodaux, JEUD, lie 90 de SEP
deer tie. savar:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE siue en- Ia dite
la rive dro du hay afou, che envan
un aren't ct un tiers plus ms de ace pr 40 arpnss
en- pr ondeur mons un demi apen de face lie chemn
publique lorne en- haut ! s RES de Veuve Vaery
Barras ct en- has celes dHypose Bouere, ensemble
avec toutes les batisses ct ameoraons q sly rouvent
UN AUTRE MOREAU DE TERRE situe dams la dite pa-
rosse auss In rive doite du bayou Lafourche environ
trent cnq miles audessous dc Ia vile de Thboaaux me-
surant apent de face par pofondeur qu u appaent
rDe en- ha It par les terres de - ct bas par cens
de -
Pluseurs vaches ct yeaux, Chevaux Creole, Cochons,
Voaiies, Riz, FOin Nas, Onions aessi lie Menase do
Maison ct utensils de Cuisines.
TERMEs EFT CoNDrTIoNs-Le mobiler yabe toutes som.
mes de ct audessous de dix piasres Mars 1885, ct totes
sommes excedant piasres payable par notices. une
mott en- Mars 1876, ct laut Motto Mars 1851 teFre
payable tiers tier dams chacun dcs mos DO
Mars des annees 1856 1851 1885, Les acque four
instant bonnie ct valabe caution pare
echeance portera nteret rason de HUT du Pam
fechea &c jusquan parfat Placement les reseront
specia!ement hypothequees jusqu'au Placement final.
auglS NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-18

NEW WAR PRoJEcrs.-A Paris letter received
in New York, by the Baltic, says that Louis Napo
leon will take the field in forthcoming campaign
which the Allies purpose making in Moldavia and
Russian Poland.
The new levee Of 10000 men, which has been
ordered, is destined for this field.
This action win supercede the Austrian army Of
occupation.
The object Of the Aliesis said to be the erection
Of Polish Republic, comprising Vohynia, Poland
and Beaarabia. Il IS 57 Il ~ Is ss1qslI q
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-08-18

"a Hot weather, rain, clouds Of mosquitoes
and Know Nothings, says the National, published
at Point Ia Hache, parish Of Plaquemnes below
New Orleans, are now overwhelming that unfor
tunate parish You are to be really pitied friend
OUTLET, and we would advise you by all means te
steer clear OF them abominable cut throat church.
burning, bigoted Know Nothings! Keep your
windows and doors barred. your trunk locked, and
your money well secured; if not, according to
public rumor, you may be injured, robbed or as
sassinated
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Classical and Mathematical In,,ituto

c. NJ Vinso"'s Plantation, bayou Eeuf,
Classics and glish by Z. BROCGHTON
Mathematics and French by A. sTEINNET7
TO MEET the increase of pupils, a large hor.o
L has been added, and there il room for add;,;
pupils The pupils received as members Of Mr. ynsa
fam ~, and receive every attention For terms References
cop es OF testimonials, etc. apply to c. NJ Vinsop ''
Address Bayou Ramos Pos, Office Parish of s, N
DIR. DwiSht's Celebrated Cholera Remedy
\ majority Of cases are preceded by D;.,
n rra more or less violent which if promptly ch.,L,
prevents An attack of Cholera this remedy win inv. ~
check it III few hours if used according 10 direcon 9
For sale only by FRIZEIl GAINro
mo. THEOPHILE DAUNIS, General CoU,,,
- mg agent, will pay the strictest attention n ~.
collecting accounts, notes, claims etc. in the
Lafourche Assumption, and Terrebonne The best NJ ~
-' ~ - 'f''e' augll.ly
DIR. k"app's Tooth Powder,
nR. +. II. kNAPP'S celebrated Tooth Powder,
- prepared and sold by FRlIEIJ & C.I>pS
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THIBOD AU X:

SATURDAY, AUGUST ID, 1855
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Succession Of Leon Due, and arits.
n II ION ON nv

- Al u
A)isi 'na-Fifth Disr ct Court-Parsh Of La ourci,e
In the name and by authority the ft Jud cia Dis.
trct Court sitting in and FIR said parish there will be
offered for sale at public auction by tburih Boury,
Sheriff and anct onser, daily qualified and and
the parish OF La'onrche the premises situated in
sid rs', on the right bank o. you La ouche ,ut
four mile below he town of In bod tux, THURSDAY
the 10th SEPTEMBER 1855, at IL O'Clock, NJ the fol.
lowing described property. fO-wit:
CERTAIN TRACT Of LAND situated in sa d r, ri h.
on the right bank Of the bayou Lafourche -four
miles INV the town o. rhibo aux measuring one ar
pent and third more less 'front.' forty arpen del tn
less half arpent front the public road bd anre
by lands OF Widow Valery Barras, and Lelow by lands
the Estate of Hypoe Boutere together with all the build.
ings and improvements thereon
ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish,
also on the right bank of the bayou Lafourche, about
thirty five miles below the Of Thboaux, measuring
arpent front by the dep,h thereto attached bounded
above by lands of - and below by lands of -
Several Cows and Calves Creole Horses Hogs Chichers
lot Of Rice Fodder Corn, Onions and the household
furniture, and kitchen utensils, etc, etc.
TERMS AND oNpITmN>.-The moveabes, payable all
exceeding ten dollars l. by Ives half in March
1896 and one ha in March 1851. The lands payab by
thirds one third in la each Of the months Of March Of
the years 1856, is and 1855 The pur, furi
ing good and aPprnv security, md all paid
maturity, to bear interest the of eight er cent rer
annui from maturity unit II hna ymenl, the lands
main specia " mottg,ged and hypottec te, iii full
and final payment. aug1S M. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Beautiful FIGURE.-Two painters were en-
ployed to frescoe the walls of magnificent cathe-
dral; both stood on rude scaffoldng constructed
for the purpose some forty feet from the floor
One of them was so silent upon his work that he
became wholly absorbed in admiration, and stood
off from the picture, gazing at it with intense de-
light. Forgetting where he was, he moved back
wards slowly, surveying critically the work Of his
pencil, until he had neared the very edge of the
plank upon which he stood.
At this critical moment his companion turned
suddenly, and almost frozen with horror beheld his
imminent peril another instant and the enthusiast
would be precipitated upon the pavement beneath j;
If he spoke to him, it was certain death-if he
held his peace, it was equally sure. Suddenly he
regained his presence Of mind, and Selling wet
brush, flung it against the wall, scattering the
beautiful picture with unsghty blotches of coloring
The painter few forward, and turned upon his
friend with fierce mprecations but startled at his
CHASTITY face he listened to the recital of his danger
looked shudderingy over the dread space below.
and with tears Of gratitude blessed the hand that
saved him:
So, said preacher, we sometimes get absorbed
in looking upon the pictures of the world, and in
contemplating them, step backward, unconscious
of our peril; when the Almighty dashes out the
images, and we spring forward to lament their de-
struction-into the outstretched arms of mercy.
and are saved ~ -'@ @z 7' .'
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Succession de Leon Due, ct son e7,ouss
LNTAT DE La LOUISIANE.-Cour du Gin.
~ quieme District Judiciere, paroisse de Laourche
ArrENDU: Que MICHEL DUE, de Ia dite paroisse A ~
jour tit app icaon Greier de la de Cour pour
etre nomme Administrator de la dite Succession
En- consequence toutes les qu avor
DIES objections Ia de denande sont par les presenes mott
fees de les deuires Greer de la e Cour son bureau
dams la vile de Thbodaux, dams les dix ours qui suvron
la premiere publication dc Get avis simon la dite application
accordt ct conirme scion la lo
TeInoin main ct lie de Ia dite Cour r.
fHk>4 Is Aout, mil hut cent cnauante cn9
49, 35-2t L. S. ALLAN. Grefher
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evening last
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ED DUGATKOEg

MIR. JAMES C. CALHOUN, having been
W. elected Principal of the ABBEvILLE MALE
ACADEMY, will continue his services DARING tho
next tear.
Owing to the great increase in the number of
scholars, the services of Mr.. MONTGOMERY.
graduate Of the University Of North Carroll
na, have hccn procurcG.
A new ard coIn'ao1ious Academy will In u
short time be completed. The building is 81
retired ns to Insnre perfect quiet, and freedom
from ;,l things calculated to distract the atten.
ton of the schol"s.
The government Of the School will be rigid:
The morals and gcncsal department of the Stu
dents will ut ;Sl times receive special attention.
Students will be prcpat,ra: to enter the Fresh
man or Sophomore Glass uf the South Carolina
College, and the greatest cSse given to their
preparation.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions The first will commence On January
H:h, and continue twcnty-eght weeks; the
second will hc:, III on the second Monday ipl
S!i''c.n',"r, and continue twelve weeks
The Tuition of each Class will be for the
ist Class: Reading. Writing, 1st Ses. I'd Sea
Spelling, and frlaaryG Gc-
"graphy, sl4 90 8 6 oo
Cd Class The above with
Geography, History, a.
rilhmetic, English Gram
mar, and exercises in En-
"liSi! Compositions, 20 90 %
Sd Class: The nbove with
all the advanced English
Branches 23 % 10 90
ltli tIa~>: n" uho,: with
I.!!il ai:i Gr-cl, Is 20 12 90
i;,:.ri can b.: r;,; :,ncl in desirable farni-
Ii. : :::. ~ l..>oIall J.. rates, either in the Vii
la::" q: country ncar The .t"adcmy.
Although l. il of III" greatest importance
that a!l iii" rm.ii: should be present ut the
"rrnim" oi the :*r>son, sill they will be re-
c"ivcl at any ;i;il% during the term. Students
will be cl::rt,'l from tn" time they enter until
the close ot the Session, unless special arrange
in"nts ln:..ic TO the contrary
For further information, apply to the Princi-
pal. JAMES G. CALHOUN, A. b.,
Principal, Instructor III Mathematos
JAMES y. MONTGOMERY, A. b.
Instructor in the Ancient Languages
Gcccinbrr II, 1854. 81 6m
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Executors Sale.

fE..:> BY Virtue Of power vested i'll us by
Hiii the last Will and Testament of Henry
Boozer. deceased, We Will proceed 10 sell at
public outcry, at the late residence Of said 'i'.
ceased, on Tuesday, the Gtf Of February. NIL of
the Real Estate arl PERSONAL Property not
disposed of by Will Of said deceased.
600 Acres of B.s.aid.
One tract known as the Weir land, c"ntainin"
800 acres; one other tract, known as the Ma.
jors tract containing 2pU acre, and the
Blackburn tract contaiEin,- ~" .lcrGs. al
Lot ut the Greenwood Depot
Corn, Fodder, Wheat, Oats. Co!ton-Sonic 80
or 40 bal~s--Cuttpn Seed, lI""scs. Males. Cat
lie, Stock Hogs. Bac"u---aioIt .Lnnp {runds-
Plantation Tools, > Gins, Two new EDad Wa
-gons.
Also, Household an,! Ei.c!,n !;;l-ni:sr", ard
,othcr property too tedious /" racn.."il.
Terms made known Oh day "t sale.
j. G. LEANEl.L. r,e.r.
!. &. BNOZEi:,
January ., 1855 s.; 81
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Removal to Granite RangeI
KERR'S GROCERY STORE,

ERRS OLD GROCERY STORE has been
IN removedt to the Room formerly occupied
by e. ii. ALLEN, in Granite Range, where he
offers still greater inducements than stcr. He
lis determined to sell Goods, and people will
1mss good opportunities Of purchasing cheap
if they do not come snon. lie has large IL
mount Of money to raise during the next two
months, and the goods li,st go for CASH Any
kind of Produce taken in exchange for Goods
at fair prices His Stock is large and complete,
md must be sold. Attention is cuifed to the
following articles:
Very fine CHEWING TOBACCO Also, n
cheap article for Negroes on consignment.
10000 Scgnrs at very low prices.
A complete assortment Of Scgars at very low
prices
Is Bags Rio Coffee.
Old Mocha Coffee.
80 Bbls. n. q. Molasscs
10000 Lbs Swccds and English Iron.
loo Kegs Nails and Brands
An excellent stock Of Upper Leather
90 Sacks Salt.
Axes, liatchcts, Hammers nnd 1iandSawS.
EB Take particular notice TO pay up every
cent that You owe me- for must have it. r.
am always in the Cotton Market, ready and
willing to pay the highest living price:
ii. ). KERR.
Jan ii, 1854 36 2t
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IJJeyi{ie District

REAL ESTATE OF MEs. JAEE DONALD, DECD
IN Pursuance of the Order Of the Court of
Il Ordinary for Abbevillc District, ! will SELL
on sale-day in February next tho Real Estate
of Mrs. Jane Donald, deceased, for partition
consisting of seventy five acres of land, more
or less, situated in Abbeville District, and
bounded by lands Of Abram Ltes, Augustus
Morton, and others, OG n credit of twelve
months, the purchaser to give bond and seeuri-
ty to the Ordinary, and nlso n mortgage of the
premises, to secure the payment OF The pur-
chase money. ,.
Costs to be paid in cash.
49,. S. a. HODGES, s. 4. d.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IbbeUilIe Citation.

wv HEREAS Isnnc Kennedy has applied
w t" me for Letters Of Administration,
De Lonis non on all and singular the goods
and clattels, rights and credits of John Wat
son. late of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsl all
aud singular. the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
to be holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
twenty eight day Of January. inst, : to show
cause, II any. why the said ADMINISTRATION should
not be granted ,,,f !. ~ "a .t.@
Given under my hand and seal, this eleventh
day Of January In the year Of f,our Lord
one tiiensand eight hundred and fifty We
and ia the seventy-ninth yesr of American
| 2 .3s5-rt ". HILL, D. 4. D.
NoS7 27 2ts-
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NEW e:GGIf::! T1i9s- GOODS!
CORNER OPPOSITE tLUE!: HOlEL,
huauSta. GaCrpia.

nVtS
4 1II.IER d WARREN Will nT.r great H.
4SE iucr,ncn,s L" their friends and cuzto,,-
crs this season Ia purchase their FALL. AND
WlET..R DRY GOODS. They !" not pretend
10 say They havcihr richest and largest stock
offered in tliS city, that they lave better
taste in their selections. POSSESS superior al
van.acrs over their nrig ghh"rS Int they have
certainly the richest and most elegant stucI;
th-v ever had in store.
In D!.!.~S GOODS. they have
Rich satin Siri pee! Plni ~ lkS;
Rich Heavy Broca'lr Cold do
Ei'!; Satin Striped Plaid ana Wa;crcd SILK
of new and h.au,it,,i styles;
Plain Rep SiLk>, aud Plain do;
Rich Printed French C-lSiIMERES and
DELAINTS;
beautiful snail fig DELAINES, for Mis-
, scs wear;
Plain French aIEEINoS and CAs!IMEEEs
of every sl.aie;
| Surcrtinc Black French BnMBAZlNE;
Su;,rriine - - CIl.iLLE und De
LANES;
| MANTILLAS, PALMAS and CLOAKs
embracing every variety OF pattcrn and mate
rial, from low-p"icrd to the richest and highest
cost Goods manufactured
EMlifOiDEkilIS, comprising n large and
most elegant assortment of Rich French
Worked COLLARS. ClIEMISETrE>, UNDER
SLEEVES. STOMAclIERS, IIhNDKER-
CliIEFS, INFANTS ROBES, and WORKED
BODIES;
| -hISO.-
Maltese COLLAIsS CIIEMISETTES and
SLEEVES
Rich Embroidered BANDS, Of the latest
styles of work;
| I;enutifnl lot of Bonnet and Neck RIB
BONS;
Linen Cnmbric II.m-st'cd HANDKER-
CHIEFS, GLOVES MIETS;
Blk aid White silk HOSIERY; Alpaca
and Mnravian HOSE;
Ladies' and Misses HOSE. all sizes;
Ladies' Silk and Mcrino VESTS and Mis-
scs do:
In HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, they
have an endless variety of TOWELLIN(iS, IA
BILE NAPKINS, and DOYLES 12-4 Linen
and Cotton SllEEriNGS 9-S and 81 Linen
and Cotton PILLOW CASE GOODS; TABLE
CLOTHS, all sizes, of the richest Dnmask and
Snow Drop figures
| -ALSO-
French and English CASSIMERES, BROAD
CLOTHS. VESTlNGS. SATINETS. TWEEDS.
Welsh FLANNElS. and every other article
kept i'll the Dry Goods line.
Persons visiting tho city, can rely on finding
the newest styles of Goods, aud in richness and
variety unsurpassed in any market, to whcl,
their attention is invited, as they will he of.
fered at low prices. Nov 10 27-3m
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

-NIcriWe UISfTIC7.-N OI0IV0,.y
I.yM. 1.~TiTE "F S:Mv"T L. D,;r, DI:c'D
En- Pursuance Of the Order Of the Co,Ir; #
4 Ordinary Tor Ahb.villc district, will
sell. on salr.day in February next, the Real
Estate Of Samuel t. Dale, deceased, for parti
tiou, consisting "f one hundred and .ixty-scvcn
acres, none or less, situated in ALbcv!e Dis
trict, on waters of Cahoun's Creek and honud
ed by lands Of John Link, g. NJ. Morrow and
others on credit Of twelve months, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security to the Ordina-
av, and also q mortgage of the premises, to Sc
cure the payment of the prrcl.as: money.
Costs to be paid in cnsh.
$. \. HODGES, s. 4. u.
January 3, 1855 ts,i
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-01-26
HATEi HATSi

TIME Subscribers, h,vini, engaged il the
d business "f manufacturing HATS rr-
Hpattfrllv announce 60 the citizens of! !l~ Vile
IDhtpc, that they ;irr prepared :" furnish any
:artielc in the way of Wool iIa,S, "t Sl,"rt I"-
rre, al! promise prompt at:cn:i"n ,"'!l orders
s,ont',n thctr. Jhcir lIats ar: "f T. superior
quality, and warranted 10 satisfy all vino Try
them.
will be HcIivrr-.l Ly Us.
G.ssd FALL Wool tal;c,. in pyr!.:nuc E:r Hats
Liberal price paid wl.cn exchange is not
desired.
Shop II miles nnr::', Of Trck.r's Mil. .:ns!vr
derson District, = G..
Address Storcvils, hndrrsnH District, S. G..
A. G.. & J. i. rrl.ELl.AND IL 90.
Jan IL lS.s5 -; IN