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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
STATE or CALIFORNIA, !
CnIlrt of SPs.inns

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF Butte Court OF Sessions
NTOW lhIs day it appearing To my satisfaction. as
~ pr siding Judge Of the Court of Sessions III and
for iIutte Cpun y. that The 10 ri "t SuhrNlsnrs III
and for said County, did, IN the twenty fourth dn! :"
September. A u one Thousand clght hundred "nh my
six. declare Oruvle Ia he the tnuu'y Seat oi HuNt
County from and after The SAID twenty fourth daN ct
september, d lSl6 III pursuance oian Nct entitled
An Act To change and fix the Count! seat oi bultr
Count, approved Mach 10Th, loj6. and ii further
npptnring Ia my satisfaction lint the present bul'd
ngs in which The said Cuurt has been held, ANA ~
which the Records have been kept IN the town ni
Ri,Iw IT, are unsafe Il,cc of depository ir sid
Rrcors and that the liahle Ia destruction h!
hr, by ol Iheir being CONSTRUCTED "hiIrry "i
wood. And it further appearing. that ther" l. ~"
building in In. town of bidwvIl suitable tor h"lhlh"
the terms nf this court aud io safely keep lis RE
urus from lire other caiamy, and II appearing lhn
the town of Oro,ir i "A I'll place Ia hold III" Terms
ot Ibis court aud that IL c"nin"di"ns hhd safe hr'cH
huldtg ~ said town has been ieiiuereu thc No"n'!
as county buildings.
II j. therefore ordered. adirGged and decreed, tha
the Clrrk u the Cuurl of Sessions III aud for Butte
County, tnfiwh remove h ut.icr and IN" Records
th,rr,,; t. ohruvIIlc IN Ia budug selected by TN
.ni,i Board nf $ipcrvi i>nr- Cnun i|uitngS. and
that he - and trans tic hn>nc> of hl- sah 'fi''
t the town at Orp,ilir, ~ The county seal oI Butte
CuunN.
And it il further ordered. ihai IN" terms "f said
cnurl. irun, and al he = i1 ,wrnN-t'urth dnI al
-criemh,r. u l~,G h" l.Id al the sad ""n "i
btnviHe. u"l,i "iher~-- "'d"rd.
And Iti> IN uri'.ri tnrt the 'iefk az ihe sud
l'nurt If :, ~ t,r Nuip County. it-u" m
r.lpr nn,l.r t'ic >rl, ~ >ad Court, IN conformity
Nifh th. ord e..
AMI ,.,i h, So e, be- Published in he Doily nui'r
i,rc "a o. i.,rr - hl~id ~ de town "I tr"Nii".
.,r tl, .,, -, ct -, .j.,S iun he d. tr hereof
~ nr.hr of "uTi
NO, tie long .l.. e t.. ~ 4 the original or
'.r nov ut ,i" tu ..'' c''. 4
Nrt,.- "a, l..I a..i "a" SEM 81 said Conr'
. 81 o.-...i,.u. .fry.d. lrt, III" t"roIs fourth
i:.yut >.r,rrsr 70 T Il. d 'Nhwcl
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~ ui ohtt nf Sessions.
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t... ly - b. ish
~-nTICr -h.rn ih.. all persons holding
NM. ,,,. -, g. prvahis from ihe gene.
,I fuud revi>,.r,, 10 S"to f"rn-ry ltth' roo ana
Inv I'M. 1856. ihnI 'c Ne we u" feie"meh
~ ptes.ntaton. nj r,t 'itce :lhv A""e y '''".I W..
ven that Crurj an after .his date. said e." - A"ts
N' WILLIAM LATTIMORE,
Treasurer of Bstte C0sn;y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
Oruuille I]aiIQ Butte NccurA
Published DAILY (svrp,rs .xcrrrnD

y oyTfcE-In Record Railing IN Myers street.
East side, between Montgomery and bird. Orusillc
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
SEIERIFF'S SALE.

by DARRACH, Deputy.
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICE.
Cure of Dyspepsia,

T'IIE undersigned is being consulted by let
h ter from all parts Of the Union, by those
who nre suffering from DYSPEPSIA and its
consequent general weakness muscular relax
alton. and nervous debility. Having for the
last few years, in his practice of medicine, turn
ed his attention entirely to the treatment of
this disease lie is enabled from his large expe-
rence to institute popularity of treatment
that will enable the patient to sec, .fecl, and
kno,c. after dny or two's treatment that his
recovery has already commenced. Has ho a
dry tongue thirst, loss of appetite. constipa-
tion of bowels, nausea and vomiting?-is the
skin dry, harsh with unnatural heat2-is he
troubled with sleeplessness, starting in his
sleep. solemncncy; impaired volition-with
palpitation or "huttering' of the heart, and
easily out of breath by quickened exertionsi
All these, after one, two, or three days treat
ment will commence to disappear. :.
TEbMs OF sIREArMENT.-S5 90. for first con-
sulLation Medicine forwarded, by mail with
ful and explicit written directions of tho course
of treatrnent DC. to be pursued. Each subse
:Guerit consultation and medicine forwarded
So co. Money RENTED in all instances should
be Registered at the .poat office, All. letters
to DO addressed to the undersigned ;s..;:S,
+ ~ g WILI1AM w. BlISS.M. d., -
( ( e. "a 90 Beekman Street, New York.
Nov. 2, 1856. 60. $500 4. en-. Z,
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The South Carolina Agri.
csIatHrisd.

TE7IIE Executive Committee Of the State Ag.
a ricultural Society of South Carolina hav-
ing selected the subscriber to edit their paper,
a prospectus is now issued in compliance with
their Instructions.
This journal will he devoted to Agriculture,
liortcuiur". Natural Science, Rural Taste,
Architecture and ART the Mechanical and Nau-
nfacturng interests. and all the pursuits per-
tauiny TO general Improvement. 1t will also
contain faithful transcript of the organization
and proceedings of the Society, Essays and
communications from the best writer's in the
State. and amonthly summary Of the spirit of
the Agricultural press.
All sui hjccts devoted to the Improvement of
the mind, the soil. stock. anL domestic comfort.
will find ready admission into its columns, and
such contributions arc specially desired.
The work viii! he printed in beautiful new
and fair, type on fine white paper, with tint
cd cover, and will contain thirty-two pages per
month. The publication will commence on the
first Of May. 1856. There will also be pub
lrhed IN additional advertising sheet, "a Il sup
plement. in which limited number Of advcr-
tisements will be inserted.
TEnMs.-Sl OD per anuum. No paper sent
unless the money is paid in advance. Life
members to the State Agricultural Society will
receive the paper without cost.
Address a. G.. SUMMER
Editor South Carolina Aariculturis,,"
State Agricultural Society Rooms, Columbia.
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GREeNVllLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
GEN'L SUITS OFFICE,

EEN d SUITS OFFICE,
G. i {. r. II. CoMPASY. {
'Hh following Resolution was adopted by
a the Direction of the Company at their
meeting at Grcenville on the 22d instant:
Resoircd That until the first of January
nexta Planter shipping on the Railrohd one
or more bales Of Cotton of his own produce
to Columbia or any station above, be allowed
n Return Ticket from the market to which it is
consigned, free Of charge.
All persons desiring to claim the benefits of
this provision will take the Receipt for the Cot
ton to the Agent ut the station TO which the
Cotton is shipped, and upon the surrender of
it, will get Return Ticket on the Road.
T. f. RA1VOkTI, Gep' Sup't
October 90, 1855. 20 tc
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HEAD QUARTERS.
Eight Regiment S. C. y

ORDER .EO.-
FENiE Lower and Upper Bmttalior.. con,ras
Z ing the i.'..hL Regiment OF Infantry. s.
g Militia will Parade for Drill and Review al
their respective Parade Grounds at 10 o'clock
y. NJ, on the following, days:
The Upper Battalion at McCaw's Old Field
on Saturday the 2Gth of April
me Lover battalion at Bradlcy's OLD Field
on Saturday the 81 Of May
commissioned and non.colnnIissionei Officers
Will attend ut each place the day pre-, ious for
Drill and Inspections:
Maj ". u. Rogers and Capt. J. IT, Cunning
nam VIII extend this order throughout ,hei,
respective commands
Officers Of the Line and Staff are required
to appear i'll full Uniform
Ai,n the Captains Of Companies will or,l.,
tina Pioneers Of their respective Beats to ap
pear "t ~ or'ock a. 't. on the days Of Drill.
BY ordero Of Col. IL. II. IlAkrrn
j. G. WILSON, Adj't.
April ., 1856. 48 II
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Adlninistrator's Notice.

TIME Administrator Of the Estate of Dr. W
Il J.. Tribe. hereby gives public notice that
the came will be settled; in the Ordinary's Of
fee, on the 18th day of April next. All per.
sons having legal demands against said Estate
are required to present them duly attested OF
or before TINT day ind those indebted will
take due notice that after the 18th of February
their notes and accounts vii, be placed lin the
hands Of nm officer for collection. -. - &. :.
e. ~ :. ~ E 8: III. TRIBLE,s sAdm'f. :
N. B.--Those having demands will come for-
ward and receive: their pay Immediately, after
the settl6n1e lent. = "a q {. M. T., eAdmr.
50 Jahtiary 1856 q: SO, sm q
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Eaead Quarters,
Sixth Regiment :. G. Mi!itia,
NAECit Is lS5S

SlAECu is, 1895.
ORDER NO. -.
'SNuE Upper and Lower Batta,ions. compr;.
Il sing tn" Sixth Regiment South Carolina
Militia, will Parade for Drill and Review at
their respective Parade Grounds, viz:
The Upper Battalion ut brakes Old Ficll.
OH Saturday, the 3D. of May next;
The Lower Battalion at Chalk Level, on
saturday. tie 10Th Of May
The Officers, commissioned and non commits.
s"mcl, will attend the day previous for drill
and instruction.
Captains commanding Beat Companies will
order out the Pioneers in their respective corl-
man,ls.
The Jocnsse Bnud will attend at brakes on
Tie 3D. and the C"kcsh'Iry Eand Mt Chalk Level
OH the 10th Of May, by 10 o'clock IL. M,
1.icst. Col. Cli"ksvaIcs is charged with the
cXtcn ion of this Order in the Upper Battalion;
and, iii the absence Of Maj Hodges Capt j. W
Foshee with lis extension il the Lower Bat
talon.
Ey order Of Col r. j. RorNn1s.
J. J. ADAMS, AIrt.
Mar Il IL tlnm
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Joiner assd Cabinet Shop.
NENT DOOR TO TIE PRESS OFFICE,

NENT DOOR To TIE PRESS OFFICE,
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. c.,
TNIlE undersigned, thankful for -r:sll,,.,
i past favors end ever ready T & H1
be at nll times found at his Shop in the East.
ern corner of Christian d Dcae's Coach Fac.
tory, where he is prepared TO make PANEL
DOORS, SASH, BLINDSs MANTEL PIECES,
dc, &c
will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOK
CASES. PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur
piture dc.
I will keep constantly on hand ready mad:
COFFINS of the best material and finest fin
ish, either polished or covered, all of whic.,
will deliver to any point in the district free
of charge with hearse or upon railroad if de.
sired in direction. -.
All work dono. warranted US good as the best
and chenp according. Ten per cent of for
cash on oil work done by me.
c#- For reference, apply to any gentleman
in tho Incorporation. G. OfBOWERS.
June %. 1855. Z If
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Committed

TO the Jail at Abbeville Court House q
Il . on Wednesday the 18th February, "a
inst, Negro woman Daffney, who says M
she belongs to Sherard Barksdale, of this Dis.
trict. =. -
Said Negro is about four feet six inches high;
supposed to be some sixty or seventy years
ofage. '..=s. ys.s- -: -. 80 is&, !:
The owner is requested to come toward prove
property. ray charges, and take her away.
? B. J. COCHRAN, Jailor n
= Feb. 90, 1856. IA ~ III 5
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III III 4d EE sES E.E&D wW
Es.AS CDllIaEsSCED:

M ESSRS. PERUVIAN < WALLER would
VI beg leav. TO say to tho people that the
opening OF their spring stock has commenced,
than they promised in their advertisement last
month. They nnhesitatingly say to all who
arc i'll want OF CLOTHING already made that
they can suit them. even from tho humble Ia
horer 10 the most instidious gent" 10 those
who prefer having them made, we say we can
I'LL Your eye!
Amd, dear ladies' (for we do love the ladies J
You know W: sell Ca!icoes cheaper than nuy.
body but you will be surprised 10 behold the
quantity and quality OF Mouslain, BarcScs.
Tissues. BrilIiantes Bnth;str. &c. Splendid
hOBE DRESSES at Evc dollars !
Al! We ask is TO come and look
". ", FERRYMAN.l w. W. WALLER,
New Market anI Greenwood
April IS tf
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I'D H. n Tbs TR Y.
". B. McKELLAR

MOULD most respectfully sny to the people
w of Abbeyille, and the public generally,
and New Y"rk, where he has received instruc-
tions in every branch of his business, from the
most celebrated Dentist in the United Statea Z
lie now feels himself in every way qualified
to perform oil operations in his line, in the
very best and latest improved style. " =
lie would also state that he has learned
Artificial Block Work,
and how to insert Teeth on Gutta Percha. He
will insert full
Sett of Teeth on ,Gutta Psreha 81
for Thirty.frc Doliarsi r Ss.ss.tlSS4 $$5.:f
John McKellar has just commenced business
with me, and;will plug front teethawith gold,
back teeth with tin, and inserttsah on pivot
and plate from one to entire sett free of charge
March 28 1856 ~ ~ 55csssS.! st h;
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CANDIDATES. FOEs OFFICE.

~ The friends Of s. G.. ". DILL respect
fully announce him Candidate for Sheriff, at
the next Election.
eY- Tic friends of ". W. GRIFFIN rcsrect
fully announce him n. candidate for Sheriff ut
the ensuing election. May Z, 1856.
e5Y" The friends Of NIMROD NcCORD re-.
spcctfn!iy announce him M Il Candidate for
Sheriff ct the ensuing Election.
SlS The friends of Capt. S. A. uoDGrs res.
pectfuily announce him ns h candidate for Tar
Collector at the ensuing election.
IL; The friends OF JOHN r. WILSON rcspcct-
fully announce him rs n candidate for Tar COL
icctor of Abbcvile District, at the ensuing elec
ton.
tB- We are authorised to announce the Rev.
JAMES MOORE candidate for reelection as
Tar Collector of Abbeville District, at the en-
suing election.
sI3- The friends Of JAMES. SI VANDIVER
respectfully announce him as n candidate for
3de Collector Of Abbeville District, at the ell
suing election.
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Ew TAILOR SHOP

Al ABBEY lLLC 4. Ii.
T'HE Undersigned respectfully informs tho
4 citizens of Abbcville village and Dis.
trict that he has opened shop for the purpose
Of carrying on the
Tailoring Business
on his own account lie will receive orders
from town and. country thankfully. and will
spare no pains in endeavoring to please his
customers. both in the quality of his work and
prices. By strict attention to business, and a.
bll'ty to do good work, he hopes to secure a
share of patronage.
eSs- Shop on Washington street, three doors
below the "Slarsl,all House,
[Nov. 0, 1856 7m] FREDERICK IVES.
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HEAD QUARTERS,
Eighth Regiment S. G.. III.

4 4 Election will be held. for MAJOR to
~ command the Upper Battalion of the sth
Regiment :. c. d.. to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ed by the promotion of Col. II. II. Harper, OF,
Saturday. l2M day of AprH merit, at the rcspec.
tive Beat Company Muster Grounds. and the
Managers will meet the Monday following. Mt
McCnw's Old Field, count the votes, and trans.
init the result to Brig. Gen. j. r. Weaver
Edgetield C. H., $. c.
Officers commanding Companies in the Bat
TALON are charged with the extension of this
order.
BY order of Brig Gen. john r. Weaver.
II. II. HARPER, Col. commanding
March ii, 1856 10 I'd
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GPAAWANHuRE
IF Re VI A kE C0LE GE

FACULTY.
J. WOFFORD TUCKER, President cn! Pro.
fessor of English Literature;
Rev. CHARLES TAYLOR. NJ. D.. Professor
Of Natural Science and Mathematics
Miss PHEBE PAINE. hstructress In -lIodtrm
Astronomy -iaci;at and Eacrsa GeoaraphM et,
ST. P. Z. SAUNIER, PROFESSOR of Jlusic
a Lady competent to instruct in any of the
Ornamental branches Il Female Education will
be procured before the commencement of the
Term.
TUITION FEES
Preparatory Department, S20 q year
Collegiate Department, enlbra-
cling everything taught in the
College course. 10
Music on Piano, EXTRA 40
Fancy Needle Work, Wax.
flower Work, Leather work,
etc,
Tuition Fees payable in al cases strictly Zone
Term. or half yearly in advaoce.
Board. on the Campus, with
members Of Faculty. imcud. -
ing all expenses. lights fuel,
washing, attention. &c. Sl2 per month
Board, without the items of
lights and washing. 10
Quarterly payments in advance will bo re.
CURED for board.
SCHOLASTIC TERMS.
Tho next regular Term will commence on
Monday, the 25,h Of February. Annual Com.
mencement at the same time with Wofford
College, in July; no summer vacation. The
Foil Term will close in December.
:, All the appliances are now complete for n
successful prosecution OF our labor. 4 good
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus hns
been purchased and is now ready for usc The
utmost care and attention will be paid to the
heaith and comfort, as we'll rs the mental and
moral Improvement, Of our pupils.
In the mode and processes of Education, our
purpose is not only to instruct correctly, but to
discipline the understanding--to teach young
ladies ho,a to think.
IL is but just to ourselves to say that our
professor Of Music is one of the most. skillful
masters OF the science he deservedly stands
second TO none in his own department.
o may be allowed to remark here that We
regard the Spartanburg Female Collepe Ms the
cheapest Institution of similar grade in South
Carolina. a pupil may avail herself of The nd.
vantages of everything in the College course
with Music, Boarding. and all incidental scho.
lastic charges, for alttlo less than two bnndrsd
dollars Year Thus
Board, o months, Sl3, slos 90
Literary Department, 40 90
Music, extra, 40 o0
contingentf fee, and use Of Piano, 90
J. WoFFoRD TUCKER. "
9parsalnburg, sc, Jan,I, 1886 81 In,
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Water Proof warehouse.

h THEsubseriber hos taken
aa the Planters Water Proof sssaa
Ware House. formerly occupied by Dir.
John Usher, .Sr,. and by strict; attention to
business, he hopes !, to merit liberal share of
the patronage of the generous public Of. the
upper and Cotton growing districts -.
The Ware House is above high water mark,
l.sbigh and dry," and more secupe from Are
thau any other Ware House 10 Town, * = :.
FPS. will also attend to receiving and
forwarding, Goods and Produce .entrastrd 10
my caPe.. es:S s5s 8. " G. .EI. KENNE EY.
s. Ha's h burg. sept 4, z 1885, 1s.1m ~ I;
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HO! FOR KANSAS!t

WE Arc determined to have Kansus-peace.
W ably, if we can forcibly, If We Inust;
but at any rate, we have determined on Kan.
sas. in spite of Abolition bombs, guns drums or
batteries. Now the best wishes of
GRAYD0N g. C0NNOR
are extended TO the Kansas delegation in par-
ticular and to ail the good citizens of our Iis.
tr'ct generally, with this piece of good advice:
s.ocl; of
Spring & Sum mer Dry Goods,
now open and being rapidly disposed Of: Those
'"lnS to Kansas, must come soon, or they will
be gone without the Goods; and those not 20.
'nS, mustn't tarrv, or the Goods will be gone
without them; for We are fast supplying the
market here. However, we always manage TO
have "A few more of the same sort lcft," which
we invite our friends to
Come and Inspect,
and satisfy Their selves as to our STYLES. ouali
tics, prices. tkr. We are thankful for the favor
heretofore shown us. and hopo to continue to,
give satisfaction to all our customers
March 81, 1856 47.ot
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n @ tt c Z

T'IlE Subscriber, is.ing to remove 10 Geor-
4 gia, offers for sale his
Valuable Plantation,
containing five Hundred and Sixty six Acres
about onc-half in the woods lying OF Corna-
.rIct affords. Those wishing to purchase would
do well to look at it before buying elsewhere
1t is s;tnnted two and half miles below Sto
ncy Point residence. immediately on the main
road leading to Hamburg. The place is very
well improved, with n se.t Of large Stables
new Clubhouse, together with
4 Good ESn-YaT6s.
ANY one wishing to embark in that busincss,
would do well to secure the locatior, rs there liz
no better in the District, MS it is supported by
large run of custo.,. He hae a good and cxpc.
renecd Tanner he would sell. and also large
stock of Leather in the vats. Call soon.
Possession would be given next winter
". D. CALHOUN.
March 7, 1856 Sm
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HENRY S. KERR Il

TT AS also a new supply Of BLACKSMITH
IL TOOLS. such as Bellows, Anyila, Vices.
Hammers, Tongs and Screw Plates and, then
when You have purchased above. CHEAP for
CASH. he will show you large lot of swedo
lrop,' English do, tSpartanburg do, !, together
with Cast Steel, German Steel, Blister Steel
and Hand Saws &. q q. ~
An assorted lot Of Locks, Wood scrsWsC:
Wrought and CastI hinges, NJ. s. Files :H. s. do.
II. s, Rasps. Pocket Knives, Shoe Knives %.
Feb. 20, 1866: 40 81 Is
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@ AH GB ~ ES ~
FOE SALE!

T1lE Subscribers will keep on hand at all
4 times, at the Saddlery aud harness Store
Of +. W"s,tield, in this Village, an assortment
of all kinds of STOVES, which they pledge
for i'll Charleston. Their COOKING STOVES
they will warrant to do everything that n
Cooking Stove can do, and are sure they will
give universal satisfaction.
One of us will spend the most of the present
Year at the North, aud will lie able to select
the best and most approved patterns.
j.. WESTFIELD,
I. BRANCH.
Abbevi!e c. H., s. c.. Jan 8, 1856. "
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Ncsy EEcssrEa Fashionable
nxlsTIflf2EE3iI

D. II. 8z>I!N. Ahbeville G. II.
r!NiE subscriber cnuti,lmes h:; hu.i...ss IN NJ,
Z lis hT"n"''I.. next 20 Tue ibbcv;ie Hotel.
where he is prepared to ,Io any work in his
;iht, III the best and most fashionable manner
lie guarantees all work turned ont OF his
shop TO fit in the most unexecp,icnuble n,nu-
ncr. Also for tittirg Boys and Chllren's
c'otEcs ne respectfully so;cts a fair trial As ne
is confident of success.
Preference invariably given to cash custom
crS.
fashionable Embroitlering done on Eoys'
and Chldrche clothes, and all other sorts o!
work.
al work promptly attended to.
lIarch Is. 1856 10 IF
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k:sta1a Of gos,:l Clay, Decd.
SETTLEMENT

bf ILEMENT.
ME kindred ard creditors. and all p.r:ies
a concerned are hereby nctifie.l, that n
iinn. Settlement OF the above Es;ate will be
made in the Court Of Ordinary for Abbcville
District, on Tuesday the 18th al Nav next.
AL persons having claims against Tie Estate
must present them Ia the Administrator. hrfcrc
that time, and the Distributes are notified
that the administrator will no. consider HIM
sell account bic for Interest afterwards.
JAMES /. McCELVY. admir-.
February l3, 1886 3m
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The State of South Carolina,

The State Of South Carolina,
AbbeviNe District.-H Equity.
MILDRED w. WIpEMAS. by next friend, vs.: ".
II. WIDEaAH. N. o. McCAsLAN, Esq, and AMELIA
DowrN, Ex'ix.
Bill for Settlement on Fife.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that William
l. II. Widemnn, one of the Defendants, resides
without the limits OF this State: On potion by
Thomson 4 FA,E, Complannnts Solicitors, order.
ed that the said William H. Wideman, plead,
answer or demur to this Bill. within three
months from the publication of this order, or
Judgment Pro Contcsso will he taken against
him. w. II. PARKER, c. H. Il, d.
Commissioners Office, Feb ID, 1855. 42-3m
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ESTRAY MULE,

LILLIAN \. MOORE. living
W near this place. tolls before t.,3~iA
uie light sorrel Horse MULE of medium Sic.
supposed 10 he about twenty years old and
badly. wind hrpk"n. appraised by John W. S,..
b1r. John &. c. Alien and John H. Connor n.
ten dollars. $. L. GEAYDOE,
'Iay;stratr
Coke+bury, March II. 1855 4d,tf