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paoLosaArros OF rHr SESSION.

Mr. NICHOLSON offered resolution proIonRinx
the session ten days beyond the ninety days Al
long debate, in which Messrs BONDrKANT, GAR
NETT, LEE. IMBoDES, BoREMAs, CHRISTIAN and
FLOYD, advocated the resolution, and Messrs.
HIATT and BYwATERs, opposed IL Mr.. LEE
moved to amend it by inserting thirty instead Of
zen days; lost. Mr.. BoSDURANT moved seventeen
Gays; opposed by Mr.. EDMUSDs and advocated by
M MI SIANAsD; adopted I he resolution as amend.
ed prolonging the session TO the 17sh day of March,
was adopted By the following vote:
AYEs1Messrs CrutehieId, tSpeaker,) Anderson
Ashby, Baker, Bass. Berkeley. Bondurant Boremsa,
Brsnnon. % bTown, VIM A. Rurweil, VIM. M Bur-
ter, Christian, Claiborne. Clarke Coilins Crs sbtree
Craddock, Crocker, Crockett, Dahney, A. w q.
lard, Dodson, Doyle, Draper, Early, Edmunds Egg
born, Eliyson, Flsyd. French Frost Gsrnett George
Hancock, Haynes, Heiskell. Herbert, Hobbs Hoee,
Holden, Holman, Howell, imboden, johnson War
ner 7. Jones. Kee, Kelly, Kemper Lansfts Lee
Lundy, Mallory, McChesney, Moorman, Murdsugh.
Nelson, Ncolson, Nottingham, Nowlin. Patterson,
ner, samnels. Seddon. Segar Shumate, Smith. Srsdy
SPfnkle, Stanard. Taylor, Griffith B. Thomas, Sam
uel av W = Thomas Thompson, Thrift, Tomblin, Tred-
West Wiley, W dollhouse, Yancey -lO0
NoEs.-Messrs. Arnett Barnes, Bosworth, Brady,
ers, Claybrook, Cox Crawford. Daniels John Dick.
inscn, Edwards, Gillespie, Greyory Hardy, Haws,
sys Msysa aaWs Histt Holiday n Jones Kirby Lsn.z,
sepn \. pendietou, Powell, Riddick, Roberts, Sea-
man, Splitter, Towner, Wood, wright.-42.
MT KuFFNER presented a petition of citizens Of
hanawna' praying that Coal River be declared =
lawful fence. Mr. LASGFTTT. a petition of eitizena
Of Brook and Hancocke, for amendment of the laws
in relation to slaves and free negroes Mr. GAR.
NETT, of George Mason and other citizens of Alex
andria, in relation TO a turnpike Mr.. BURwELL.
of Patrick, a petition of sundry members Of the
bar of his county, in relation to the terms of their
courts. Mr.. MURDAU6H, of citizens of Portsmouth,
for incorpor ating that city.
Mr. SEGAR obtained leave to bring in bin to
incorporate the Chesapeake Female College.
Mr.. MURDAUGH obtained leave to bring In bill
to incorporate Portsmouth as a city
Mr.. BURwELL of p. obtained leave to bring In
ell to refund to NJ Mabe a sum of money
The orders of the day were then taken up, and
the bills to prevent more eeetually the escape of
slaves, and imposing additional tax on free ne
groes, were ordered to their engrossment.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF yIRuTN1.
SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Feb q. 1856
a message was raceiyed from the House of Del
esT.ss, announcing the passage Of various bills
ON, m rss.g s.onowing were put on their passage, with
e'e.ence, and are now lows:
w.eI ~ lor the relief of E. Moore, late Sheriff of
a noe. noas county Explained by Mr.. WEsr) Ayes
of 70 extend the corporate limits Of the town
A. IA tne county OF Culpeper
n an act increasing the capital stock os ,ta r-.nh
A Gnu uCncievme Turnpike Company
u,nv Sam s' 10 incorporate the Wheeling Trust Com
An act TO extend the corporate l;r,;,s 80 -.
oI onithneid In Isle of Wight county ri,h ~
aJuenaineI. which requires it to 60 back tn tho
An act to incorporate the R;ebr,,s r
Company. ornpiKe
county of Frederick Vi 'he
An act establishing a work house in the c;.v of
Richmond y Vi
An act to authorize a separate election q, -.
Town Hall of Felterinan, in Taylor county, with
an amendment. -'-
An act to amend the charter of the town of
Fredericksburg.
JOINT RES oLUTIoN.
BY Mr. JoHNsoS: That the present session of
the Legislature be extend ed for period of fifteen
Gays beyond ninety days from the commencement
OF the session. Lies ovsr one day.
THE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
On motion of Mr.. CArLETT, the Senate proceed.
ed to the unfinished business of yesterday, which
was proposition of the committee to amend the
House bill to extend the charter of the Bank OF
virginia by striking from the bill the Cd 3rd 4th
5th 9th and 7th sections and insert in lieu thereof
three other sections
Mr. DENEALE then renew ed his amendment in a
modlhed FORM After discussion in which Messrs
JONES, THOMAS and DENEALE participated the
question on striking out decided in the affirm
atlye-ayes %, noes %.
Mr. MClLHENNEY, who supposed he was paired
on with Mr.. TALIAFERRo, (Hho voted '.aye')
appeared III his seat and asked to be allowed to
vote.
Mr.. TALIAFERRo said there was a misunder
standing, for which Mr.. Mel could not be held re-
sponsiole; he therefore moved a. reconsideration
OF tine vote by which the bill wss passed
Pendlng this motion, Mr.. TAI E,VEIL moved that
the Senate adjourn, which was decided IN the neg
atiye--ayes 20 noes 26.
a very animated debate occnrrett during these
proceedings III which many me mbera took part.
"A second motion to ADJOURN was made by Mr.
bkAAToN, and decided in the. negatiya-ayes 81
noes 20
Mr.. THOMAS called for the previous question
which was sustained and the main question order
dered to be put-ayes %, noes 2I
Mr.. DOUGLAS renewed the mott. IN to adjourn
which was decided in the negative ayes 49, noes
23
The main question being put il ', IS decided il
the atrmative--ayes 81, noes 49, SO the vot
striking out was reconsdered. On me- tion CT Mr.
THOMAS, the bill was laid on the table
A Joint resolution was received from the Hous
OF Delegates stating that they had pas. ed a join
resolution for extending the session to be 18th
March.
On motion of Mr. DENEALE the Senate adjourn
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ATTEMPT AT ABDUCTIoN.-A FATAL KIss.-An
abolitionst named Elisha Hylier, from New York,
attempted a short time since, to abduct negro
woman belonging to Mr.. Joseph Sewland of Lou.
isyille. Kentucky. She was dressed in the most
splendid style, and wore veil Escorted by the
man, they passed without suspicion to Portland,
and thence across the Ohio TO New Albany on the
ferry boat. just as they were about TO leave the
boat, the abolitonist, who seems TO have been
prompted by other feelings than fanatieis, raised
the ven TO snatch a kiss. Eyes they knew not OF,
saw under the veil the color Of the wearer--the
boats officer called for free papers-they were not
to be had--the woman was taken baek-the man
who deserted bis charge aud escaped into the town
of New Albany was followed, arrested, and depos-
tied In iail at Louisville.
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American Nominate ConveutiOu.-Its
C0urIudiug scenes.

We give below the concluding scenes Of the Ma
tional American Nominating Convention, as we
find them reported in the Northern papers We
have already stated the fact of the laying ON the
table (by vote Of l41 TO 60) of the resolution de-
claring that the American party would vote for no
man who was not in favor of interdieting slavery
north of 36.30-the Missouri Compromise line
After this, and after the determination TO go into
the election, Mr. Perkins, of Connecticut, made an
impassioned speech in behalf of the Missouri
Compromise, and declared that without that prin-
ciple in the PLATFORM Connecticut could not and
would not go for the American ticket. As fur
ther expression of his dissatisfaction he withdrew
from the Convention, and invited those deiega-
tions concurring with him to follow his example
He was followed by Connecticut, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, in part Rhode Island, Ohio in part,
Iowa, Illinois and Pennsylvania in part
No nominations being made, the Convention pro.
ceeded to informal vote, which resulted-Ml
lard Fillmore 96; George Law, 20: Garrett Davis.
l2 w. +. Johnston, 10; Samul Houston, 10: X +.
Stockton, 6; John Mclean, 6; John Bell, d j. M.
Clayton, i; L. d. Campbell, l; Erastus Brooks 1;
Kenneth Rayner Total, III
The result was received with deafening shouts
and cheers and the Convention took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met at 5 o'clock p. NJ. Parson
Brownlow proposed to receive into the Convention
General Call, of Florida; Percy Walker, of Alaba-
ma, and all others 9" who had been going estray."
The motion being carried by acclamation-
Mr. Brownlow, amid great applause, advanced
toward Gen. Call, and embraced him.
The greatest merriment was occasioned by this
fond embrace, and Mr. Brownlow took his seat
with his brow radiant with joy amid the cheers of
all present
Gen Call said he hand given his had to his broth
er, and he gave his heart to the Convention
He was truly happy to be enabled to return with
out the least Inconsistency, and resumed his seat
now that peace and harmony was restored.
Mr.. Walker congratulated the Convention that
the turbid pool of sectonalism had been quieted
and averred that he withdrew from the Conven-
ton under solemn sense of duty
After some further talk of this kind, the Conven.
ton proceeded to the arst ballot for candidate
for the Presidency, the result of which as fol.
lows-a number of delegates changing their votes
before the result was announced:
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"WEDNESDAY. Feb. q 1ssf

SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To amend the act in relation TO the terms Of the
Circuit Courts
To incorporate the Spring House in Wheeling
Giving the consent of The State TO the purchase
by the United states OF lot In Alexandria for the
erection.of Custom House.
HorsE BIfEs PASSED.
Incorporating the West Columbia Bank in the
county OF Mason.
Changing the terms of the Criminal Court OF the
city of Richmond
NEW COUNTY.
On motion of Mr.. BRASsoS, the blank In the
bill forming new county out of part of Randolph.
was filed with the name Of Tucker, and The name
Of the county seat fxed as "St George"
Mr. MAKTIN moved reconsideration Of the vote
by which the bill was engrossed, TO enable him to
offer ryder.
Pending this, the House took mp the Militia BIN,
which was rejected--ayes 90. noes 20.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN and Nj. ELLYsoS suggesting that
q ryder would remove their objections 70 tho BILL
on motion Of the former gentleman tho vote was
reconsdered.
During tks psndency Of the motion. Mr.. WILLY
warmly opposed Gnd Mr. KraPER earnestly advo-
Gated the bill
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THE MILITARY ON THE IcE.-A remarkable
feature of the celebration of the 22d of February,
ON Friday, was the crossing of the Delaware by
the minute Men, Captain Berry. Preceded by
the Pennsylvania Cornet Band the company got
on the ice at Poplar street wharf and marched in
regular erder across TO the New Jersey shore, tie
hand At the same time pla ying the national airs
ON the return, the ice exhibited symptoms Of weak
ness and by the time the company reached the
wharf, they stood over shoetops in water. An lin.
nense crowd witnessed the crossing, and the spec
tacle called up memories OF the winter o. 20 when
often 10 be seen upon tbs Delaware.--Phfta Anser.
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The town of ST. Joseph, Mo-, is said to have bVe
thousand inhabitants, six Touring mills, three saw
mills nineteen dry goods stores. twelve grocery
stores, three banking houses, one hemp factory,
rope factory, foundry, two breweries, three
plough factories, nine churches, five schools, three
hotels, and two printing establishments. II Is oniy
thirteen years old. About one hundred houses
were erected last season, some of which are said
to be large, elegant and costly. The real estate
within the city limits is valued at two millions OF
dollars 1t is one and halt miles long, from north
10 south and one mile broad from east to west.
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US PROPELLER ARcTIc.-The steamer Ala
bama which was sent out to look for the steamer
Pacific. reports the q. B. propeller Arctic Captain
Har.steine, at Halifax. The Arctic had very Sc
we're passage. and had put Into Halifax with eight
feet Of water in her hold, received from shipping
seas. She was twice In imminent peril, and pre-
paratious were made TO lower the boats.As After
REPAIRS shc left Halifax for Sable Island md VIII
nrobabiy be absent sor feveral months The Ala.
bama brought back her engineer and one Of her
crew.
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PosT-oFFICE AFFAIRs.-Postmastsr General
Campbell orders the following:
Establish an office at Cairo, Richie county, Va,
and appoint William NJ. Skelton postmaster. Es.
tabIish also Grace Furnace, Botetourt county, Va,
and appoint James L. Patton postmaster; Ap-
point Samuel Andrews postmaster, Guiford Ac-
comac county Va, vice Thomas R. Fletcher
Appoint William r. Crittenden postmaster at Pine
View, Fauquier county. Va, vice VIM. NJ. Whip
mel resigned,
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ARREST FOR EMBEZZLEMENT AT BosToN.-Ca-
leb b. Atkia ssthe teller of the Washington Bank,
Boston was arrested on Saturday on the charge OF
embezzling from that bank $1,000 in January last,
and an equal amount on Saturday. Atkins had
loaned 81 600 to his brother with the expectation OF
getting back and returning it to the bank before
the April examination of accounts. The accused
is about "a wears of age and unmarried.
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,---~g CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

SsS- ~ The subscriber has on hand. at his Coach
- Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
lev between MaG aud Cary, tlGth and 18th streets)
near the Co!umbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARlo-
TEES. BAROUCuES, BUGGIES with aud without
tons and SILhlES all Of his make, st the best
materials and Workmanship. All of which VIII be
sold rs low as good ork OF the nd can be IA the city
of RichmoI.d and respectfully ask cH from ihose
in want Of aly article IL the Carriage line, as am de-
terlniLed 10 make 10 oIder and sell at the lowest
rices ussiLIe and ali work sold that is new,
rauted. .,,, ,,.>,l,r,,,
{. AIIlAlAli MANtIl
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,.tea gt so,, MICAJAH MANGUM.


L slsaed is prepared 10 do HOl 81 FAINT
men lie assres lis friends Of his determination 70
deyO.e La whole attention TO tbs business and SION
as well as OiNAMENIAL tAINIlNG, ana tEet
-, Int Ia. Rest materials viii be used, aud fair
pqires e!arsel H.. sign WORK nay be in front
Of DispllcL Office, B.ntogd, Dickinson Weis,SeI,
tbs First blar.rti House, Bon Ton Bakery" nth
stTet.. lI ia fact all over town-ho took the iEst
pr,lliaul at tie las; mechanical Fax and knows
others in the business Hoping to receive share OF
patronage, lie asks those that require any kind OF
painting IL give him call.
Wanted Boy as an apprentice ana Two sood
House Painters. r. w. ALLEN,
18th ST. between Main and Bank ST.
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MECHANICAL.
IIANJ

ENCOURAGE HONE 1L4NU.
SNES[ FACTORIES.-The subscriber has, and
Ni@A2-keeps constantly on hand assortment
of Rockawsys, Buggies and Barouches, made of the
best materials and by the most skilfull workman,
which he viii sell accommodating terms as any
one in the city.
Orders taken for any style of carriage and executed
faithfully his establishment 18th street. between
Grace and Franklin.
ia I-S3n o. A. FRANCIS.
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The American Catholic Church at Constantine
pie fell down on the 27th of January. About thir-
ty persons were either killed or wounded.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DICHARD CAUTnORN, Auctioneer, {

DICHARD CAUTHORN, AuctiOBeer, on
IL 18th street between Main and Cary, will attend
10 the sale of Groceries, Furniture, Dry Goods, &C.
4 so of Horses Mules. and Vehicles of every kind
Advances made upon consgnments, and prompt re-
turns made. fe IL
TNHOhIAS W. II kEESEE, Aucti0neer OF
A fee with George j. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street.
will attend TO the sale of Real Estate, and every des
cnptiou of Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c.
Also. 10 Renting out Houses, Collecting &c.
~ Is. COCA & CO., AUCriONEEks
the public as Auctioneers for the sale of Real Estate
Furniture Groceries, Dry Goods, Horses Cattle &C.
the shortest nstice and upon the most reasonable
Having large and commodious rooms they will re-
ceve goods for sale rsrate safe without the charge
of storage.
Out door sales Of every sscption attended to up
Oh reasonable terms.
F.. B. COOK. VIM. MOTT.
It's
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1TIK4;INIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TOJOHN W.
DAVIES. STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
wears and beg leave to say that am prepared to
furnish Store Fronts Monuments, TonIbs, Vaults and
attend TO Enclosing Burying Grounds, and IN TACT all
work in the Stoue-Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
uassed North or South. oc So
THAs. I'll. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
" Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va. -
stesm Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &c
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spouting, put
up in any part of the city and country.
WE'LL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
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EDUCATION.


CITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 9TH ST.,
~ between Clay and Ma1shsll.-The next session OF
,ny School win commence Sept. nth, and sose the
srst Friday in July.
For English Scholars. GS2
For Classical do. ................... so
se 10 dom HIP. TAYLOR
A CLASSl CAL AND SCIENTIFIC
n SCHOOL will be opened by the subscriber on
the first day Of March next in the city of Richmond
Its object will be the preparation of youth for the in
termed ste and senior classes at the University
For testimonials of his and ability as an in
structor ne is permitted TO refer TO Dr. 5. Maupin
Chairman of the Faculty, Dr. VIM. II. McGuffey Pr
Mo. phla., DR.. Gessner Harrison Pr. An Lars uni-
veTsity of Va: Rev. WIN. 5. White, d. d., Lexing-
tom Rev. Moses Hoge, d. D., Richmond and the Trus-
tees Of the old Richmond Academy.
The fees win be For Ancient Languages and Ma
thematics. per session, $50, for the short term,
from March to July, SO.
English branches will not be neglected.
The French language will be taught by an expert
enced and accomplished French gentleman. at the
dinsry fee of : 70 per session, or $40 per term.
Fees payable at the commencement of each term.
de 24-2swti March CHAS B. SHAW
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ARUS a. SHINE, ,AUCTIONEERS AND
L. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IA Main street,
will attend all sales of Real and Personal Estate;
also the sales of House Furniture, Stock Goods &c.
&c, On accommodating terms.
C. LARus. JAMES N. SHINE.
24-ts
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n OF T. E.-The undersigned, Trustee,
appointed BY deed from James d. b. Evans, for
ths benefit Of his creditors, dated February llth,
1850 recorded In the Hastings Court Richmond, has
constituted tks said James ID. b. Evans his Agent for
tue sale Of the stock Of Goods Wares and Merchan.
dlze conveyed in said deed.
Persons IL want of China, Glass, Crocksry, or Or.
nsmsntsl Ware, are invited 10 examine fhs stock.
Is <-5aw2w b. X, HOWISON, Trustee.
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II HOMAs HOW 1IY Main street, is
Il now receiving bis fall supply of Block Tin Goods
suitable for housekeepers. Also of Wood Ware COM
Snsing every article in that line. oc Is
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1 BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re
y. moved his oitice to No l5l tZimmermsn's) corne
dan and 18th streets 6-eod:s
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FOR English SCHOLARS. Observation-Disclosures. GS7
ss 10 dom HIP TAYLOR
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CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
Fall Trade 1866.

PROOM & NORRELL have Just received
- their Stock of Fall and Win.
ter Goods and would call the attention of
their friends and the public to the assortment.
Their Stock is very large, and comprises all
the best makers and styles of Goods and the
latest novelties of the season, and as they are
determined not to be undersold by any House
in the State, and will GUARANTEE THEIR Prices
to be as low as the lowest, they feel assured
that an examination of their Goods, will en-.
sure continuation of the liberal patronage
they have received.-They would invite atten-
tion to the following
Ladies' Dress Goods, Blk and Fancy Silks,
Fr and Eng Merinos, Scotch, Fr nnd AM
Ginghams,
Eng Fr and Am Prints, Embroidcries, all
kinds,
Dress Trimmings. Hosiery, very large ns-
sortment,
Gloves Of every description Irish Linens,
Table Linens and Diapers, Napkins, Doy-
lies and Towels,
Shirtings and Pillow Linens, Blea and
Bro Shirtings,
Pants Stuff, Tweeds, cassimeres and
Cloths,
Ladies Cloths, all colors. Bed Blankets,
Flannels, Red, White, Welch &c, Cassimeres
and Plaids for children,
House Servants Goods all kinds,
Alpncas, Bombazincs, Dimtics, Quilts,
Fur Fringes, Shawls, nll kinds.
large assortment of Negro Blankets, Kcr-
seys, Linscys, Stripes, Plaids and Osnaburgs.
Augusta, Ga, Sept. 10, 1856. 20tf
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FURNITURE WARER0OMS
BENJAMIN & GOODRICH,

Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia,
NEXT Door above Thomas
~ Richardson's & Sons
BOOK Store, and dopposite Lam.
backs Coopers, new Iron Store, would re-.
spectfu!ly announce to their friends and the
public that they are now receiving daily a
choice and well selected assortment Of all kinds
o. o.. fIhNiiHRE s such as Bureaus, Book
Eases Sofas, Chairs Tete.a-tetes Centre Tables,
Window Shades. DC, of the latest and most
fashionable designs which they will guarantee
TO sci! as low as can be bought in the city. and
We ln1te AL who wish to purchase, to cali and
examine our stock before purchasing else where.
Spring, Hair and Cotton MATTRAs sRa. and
sn ki9as OF FURNITURE Manufactured and Re-
:. W This Firm, positively, have no : teonncc.
uon with any other Furniture Hpuse In fh;a
city. 1".' >. BENJAMIN d GOODRICM
Augnsta Ca April e6, 1853: :a~ 'i62.fv ,;
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT-IN EQUITY.
Alfred Cheatham
and wife, ct al.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Reuben
4 G. Golding and Helena his wife, and Wash
ington Fooshe and Laurina his wife, Defendants
in the above stated case, reside beyond the lin
its of this State, on motion of MCGOWAN &
Perrin, Complainant's Solicitors, Ordered, That
said Defendants do plead, answer or demur to
said Bill within three months from the publica-
tion hereof, or the came will be taken Pro
Confesso against them.
w. II. PARKER, c. Z. A.D.
q, Commissioners Office, Sept l8, 1866 .. .3m