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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09

For FWI Course i Ladies Department 20
CNHE PRoPRIEToRs take grca. pleasure In expressing
their thanks for the gratifying and nnpreegdc.ted s'r
its establishment at the Capital and STIMULATES them to re-
rapidly incressIng demand Fretirdt ad
course OF NeFcdte NdL9ia0. The great lrGetica
cial HOUSES assisted by educated accomplished gentle
has enabled him to bring to degree Of perfection
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION Each
student by this new process is drilled at 'hs Dt
SS,rsj an aDDreNticSlip in some large Commercial
Mouss and thus awEwrtlness ftering, and esregioGs
buudcrs are, in great measure, dts5ipatcl.
ants we have also sScrr. the services Of some of
eminent Lecturers in 0hic, to lecture on commercial
our course Instruction extended partcularize
ET 9 Kn i SsFSfSs sES ss @ es s fun T
PrnciplcsLccturcs npon Commercial History
ngrabhy Comnrrcal Products Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law. Ethics of Trade Part
nershiP, 4e.
TIE LADZE'S' DEPARTMENT
Is opened for the reception ofes No Institution In
the Union parts thorough or interesting couTsc in
best efforts merit in still eminent degree the Hat
tsrpg reception with which enterprise has and
so@s t9gs SSss[a ScGas 4 I~tis r % . ]
oLker siI,iInT Mercantile Colltge.
Among the nRny recommendations, give the follow
Eve the undersigned, take pleasure In tcsfin tha, VIC
Accountant and Teacher Of Book Keepia which "f the
highest order. lie has had great experience Ac-
couutan heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives superior facilities in iaparting Practical
EnOirlcdgs Gi Boot Keeping and thorough COmme'riW
Education.
/ ]. ALLEN, IL. n.
President Of Farmers College.
LORIS ANDREWS.
President of Kenyon College.
To young men WHO acquire "BWsinsss EdIca
lion we think It affords facilities very seldom Cquard
Mr. GRANGER e qualifications Of theoretical Snowl
edge apness In teaching, added practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent 70 keep the most c""pt'
cUtcd Setof lPo0ks.
J. J, IASSEV, Ssey Board Of Control state Bank OF o.
). +. FARM, Book Hccrcr at d. T. WoodhurS'1.
u. oVERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
II. 2. MILLS, scc'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co:
c. b. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Co.'s.
e5F5-Por full particulars, send for circular
GRANGER ct 4R-NSTR0SG,
fe4-1r ProDrrtors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-09
JULY 8. 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS.

For FWH CoR:ss including al Department. Of BooE
IespisS, Lectures and H'sna;dastip, itrGridSIy an
f, @1JsSfs5 fT Course Is Iaa:; Dsaytsi
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-09-18

from GrcenviAc.-The ablo correspon-
dent of the Charleston Standard (Viator,)
writing from GreenviIle under date of lOtli
inst, furnishes the annexed important items
Of news - Carolina Times.
The recent occurrences in Congress and
in Kansas, seem to have formed the minds
Of all l meet to the conviction that the days
of the Union arc numbered, and that it is
only left us now to prepare for the event.
Such has been my own conviction for a
long time, but men who have been more
hopeful, look upon the consummation as a
fixed fact, and anticipate greater unity
i'll public sentiment at the South than has
ever existed before, whenever the occasion
for its expression comes. Col. Orr, in his
speech yesterday, at the review in Pickcns,
gave utterance to the opinion that the time
for action has about come at last.
The exercises Of the review were sudden
ly terminated by sad occurrence. While
firing cannon it was discharged premature
ly, and one Of the men, young man nam
ed Keith, was killed. Ills arm was torn off
at the shoulder, and he died in few min
utcs.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-09-18
A GREAT PIC MIC,

Our readers will bear in mind that the
great Temperance gathering, Of which no.
tice has been previously given, will come
off Oh next Tuesday. Quite number
of distinguished speakers have been invited
and expected to attend. Speaking will
commence at 10 o'clock. Both Temper
ance and anti-Temperancc, arc invited to
take part in the festivities of the occasion.
Those who can conveniently, are expected
to bring provisions. a stand and tables
will he provided in a beautiful grove near
the Depot. Extra trains will be run, but
when and where from, we do not know.
1t is the custom to keep it sub rosa, at least
not to give it further notoriety than that
afforded by Depot advertisement.
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Great Sale Of Breeding Stock IN Ken-
tucky.-R. r.. Alexander, Esq, OF Wood
ford county, Ky, said to be the most ex-
tcnsive breeder of fine stock in the United
States, and who imported lately fiom Eng
land for the purpose, had his second annual
sale on the Sd instant, when 20 bulls and
l3 heifers were sold-the former for an ag,
gregate Of S5,640, and the latter for So, Cos
averaging S25l.Ol each. In addition to
the cattle, there We're 81 sheep sold, bucks
and ewes, and pure bred Southdowns and
Cotswolds, which brought SS5l-an aver.
age of s27.4G. One of the bulls brought
$SOJ!
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BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

In Fairfield, all effort is being made 10
defeat those candidates for the Legislature,
who voted the appropriation to tho Blue
Ridge Railroad. We are happy to believe
that no consideration of the kind will in
fiucnce vote in this District. We favored
the proposition in its incipioncy, and time
will vindicate the wisdom of the meas
urc.
We think it lamentablc misfortune that
the State did not commence twenty years
ago, general system Of internal improve
ment, by aiding her citizens to build Rail-
roads. We would not advocate the pro-
priety of the State undertaking such enter
prises alone; but wherever the commercial
and agricultural interest of any section of
the State require Railroads, VIC would have
the Legislature it has done heretofore
to afford liberal aid
The effort to injure the Road, or to make
the State undo what has been done, comes
too late. We hope there are none who
advocate the folly of repeating the act ma
king the appropriation.
We are always talking Of direct trade
with Europe. This is consummation
heartily desired. How can VIC accomplish
it? How can we achieve commercial in
dependence without RAILROADS thrt ugh the
whole length and breadth of the Southern
States How can Charleston ever become
an importing city while her trade is re-
stricted to its present limitsl
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might have saved the Union by saving
Kansas. But fear he is too late. There
is storm brewing hero which he, nor JACK
SON himself if he were alive, can ride
The people everywhere arc up in arms and
gathering slowly, but in earnest, to the con-
test. Another week, perhaps long ere this
reaches you, the race Of ten thousand arms,
may be the death-kncl of this mighty
Union. God save us all
Sincerely yours,
J. NJ, p.
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COMMUNICATED.
COMMUNICATED.
THE BROOKS DINNER,
TO BE GIVEN AT NINETY-SIX
October z. 1266.

The several committees of the Fourth
Congressional District met and made tl,
following programme, viz:
President Of The Day.-Dr. S. v. Cain
Vice -Presidents.-Dr. J. P. Watts, Col
G. A. Addison, Col. J. II. Irby, DR.. J. J
Wardlaw, DR.. Peter Moone, DIR. Thos. Lake
N. McCants, Esq, Col. L. Boozer, DR.. John
Logan, Gen. Kinard, J. p. Carroll, ESQ.
Col. NJ. G. Hammond, Col. J. +. Marshall
Edward Noble, Esq, G. p. Sullivan, Esq.
Orator of the Doy.-Gen. s. MCGOWAN
Committee Of Inuitation.-Col. A. Sim.
kins, DR.. E. r. Calhoun, Gen. Jas. Gillian
Capt. II. Cunningham, DR.. w. L. Temple.
ton, Thos. Thomson, Esq, A. c. Darlington
Esq, Gen. p. Quattebum.
Committee of Reception.-C Col. B. T.
Watts, Col. A. M. Smith, DR.. r. f. Camp.
bell, james NJ. Baxter, Esq, Capt. William
Hill, Freeman Martin, II. II. Stallswortl,
w. p. Andrews, DIR. Moses Taggart, Dr.
Geo. II. WaddelI, Samuel Perryman, Capt
j. Il. Tarrant, Or. w. l.. Anderson, Col. B.
q. Hcrndon, Maj. J. X. Vance, Capt. J. w.
Livingston, w. G. Moragne, Esq, Joseph
Abney, Esq, John Smiley, Capt. J. T.
Parks, Col. b. w. Ball, B. r. Campbell, N.
S. McCants, John B. Sample, DIR. II. II.
Goldman, John p. Barrett, Maj. c. suber,
Dr.. job Boozer.
Committee Of arrangements. w. N.
Moore, Col. w. A. Williams, J. w. Rich,
ardson, DIR. Thos. Lake, DR.. J. w. Calhoun,
Maj. r. a. Griffin, James Creswell, r. NJ
White, n. w. Stewart Capt. J. w. Fooshc,
Albert King, Stanmore Brooks, johnson
Sale, DR.. w. II. Davis, Henry Beard, SIM
con CLANCY, Capt. w. Carter, Jones Fuller,
I. c. Griffin, w. N. Blake, T. G. Lipscomb,
J. w. Child, G. W. Holloway.
Marshal Of Tie Day.-Col. I. J. Rob
erts.
Deputy Marshais.-Maj. Z. w. Carwile,
Capt. William Pcrryman, Capt. John Boo.
zer, Capt. w. w. Griffin.
Treasurers.- T.. S. Blake, DR.. J. w
Calhoun, Jas. w. Richardson.
1t is desired that the subscriptions of the
Fourth Congressional District should Lc
forwarded Immediately to the Treasurcrs.
The ladies especially, and the public gen.
orally, are invited.
The Edgeficld Band will attend on the
occasion.
JNO. w. CALHOUN, Sec.
Ninety 'Sir, Sept. II, 1856.
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B. F. PERRY vs. KANSAS.

We give place to letter copied from
the Laurensville Herald, in reference to
statements alleged to have been made by
the above named gentleman, relative to the
character of those young mon who, prompt
ell by loftier patriotism :llan ever swelled
the bosom of their defamers, have left a
home Of peace and quietude to act their
part i'll the struggle now pending in Kansas.
We do not exchange with PEnwy's pa
per, nor do we know anything of the truth
of the charges made in the letter against
him; and would have published it reluc-
family, but for the endorsement given it by
the Herald.
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FROM WASHINGTON

A tclegraphic dispatch from Washington
announces that the new Nicaraguan Minis
ter will not be received.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. WHIT
TLEsEY, first Comptroller of the Treasury
refused, upon the adjournment of Congress
to pass the requisition for extra pay, voted
by the House Of Representatives to its off.
GERS, clerks and messengers. The matte,
has been referred to the Secretary of the
Treasury, who has decided that under the
operation Of the resolution, those EN-.
ployces only who receive per diem com.
pensation, are entitled to extra pay. The
clerks receiving annual salaries, are ex
cluded.
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THE TEMPERANCE PIC MIC.

The following named gentlemen COM
pose the Committee Of Arrangements for
the Pic Mic, to be held on the 23d instant,
to collect provisions, &C.:
James II. Cobb, Chm; James NJ. Perrin,
John McLaren, John G. Wilson, John G
Baskin, j. L. Robertson, DR.. J. w. Mar
shall, DR.. David Jordan, R. a. Fair, John
Enright, A. L. Gray, John McBryde, M. R.
Cochran, w. L. Nichols, George Wood
hurst.
Aud also the following are Committee
to collect and disburse what funds may be
necessary to meet the incidental expense,
of the Pic Mic:
Edward Westield, FL. T. Tusten and
John Gray.
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Meluncholy.-It is our melancholy duty,
says the Newberry Mirror, TO record the
death Of our most worthy townsman and
citizen, Drayton Nance. lie died of an at
tack Of appoplexy, on Friday night last, at
his plantation, where lie had gone on Lu-
siness. He was attacked about 10 o'clock
on Friday morning, and died about l2
O'Clock the same night.
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Getting up IN the HorM-Yestertlay
afternoon, says the Boston Transcript, in
the Board of Aldermen, a petition was re-
ceived from John Z. Rock, G. M. Saltcr,
Lewis Hayden, Coffin Pitts, Seth BoLbs,
Samuel Sheplcy, and other colore,l citizens,
praying that the word colorcd," Which
now stands against their names on the vo-
ting lists and tax bills, may he removed,
and that they may stand as fair on the re-
cord rs any Of their willie citizens.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-09-18

The Liuer Plls-Ihc Liver pills of Dr. MLane
were first used by him exclusively in his own
practice. So efficacous were they in all cases
Of Liver Complaint. that they became famous.
and attracting the attention of the medical fac
ulty, passed into general use. They act with
great certainty and regularity: the patient u-
most Immediately feels the dispersion of his dis
ease, and is gradually restored to health With
some the effect is almost miraculous, frequently
experiencing immediate relief, after having for
months resorted TO drugs and medicines of IN.
other description, in vain. Diseases of the
Liver are very common in this country, and are
often frightful in character. Those VIII ex-
perience any of the premonitory symptoms of
this dangerous and complicated disease, should
at once procure box ofDr. M'Lane's Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh and per-
haps thereby, be saved world of misery.
eB- Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
MLane's Celebrated Termifuge, manufactured
by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Vermifuges In comparison are worthless. DR..
MLane's genuine Vemifuge, also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable
drug stores. None genuine ,oithout the signature
Of FLEMING BROS.
Sold by WARDLAw g. LYON, Abbeville c. H.,
8. c., and by one Agent in every town in the
South. II
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Gpnlencal.

MARRIED, on the Ilth inst, at AbbeviIIe G..
H., by the Rev. Mr.. j. +. Gilbert, Mr.. JAMES w.
IRWIN to Miss SUSANNA WoopHURsr, Of Pctt,
Sussex County, England.
cY- Printers fee received.
MARRIED, OH Tuesday evening the 9th inst,
by Rev. Dr. Boyd, Mr.. j. +. &. DupRE to Miss
MARY p, daughter Of Rev. G. W. IIuckubee, all
Of this District.
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Commercial.

COLUMBIA. September l6. 1856.
There was so little done in cotton Yesterday, it
was difficult to ascertain the true position the
market did occupy; prices, however ure look
ing down. and we thu refore now quote "a ll4c.
extremes-Carolinion.
ABnEvILLE c. H., Sept. II, 1856.
CofIon-This article is in good demand, at
prices ranging from 81 10 II cents.
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The public debt OF Mexico is said to he
mestic debt, sac 900, 900; diplomatic conycn-
rs follows: Foreign debt, SOL ,2Os $50; de-
tions, 81 ,43o,GG2. Total, slO2, ,G3s, ,9l2.
These debts entail IN annual charge of
s3,933,3GG OH the finances of Mexico.
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Iron Orc az North Curol;na.-It is stated
that iron ore, very rare and Of immense
value, has been discovered OH Deep river,
in Chatham county, N. c., and that large
amount of foreign capital is about to be III
vested in its Development.
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Welsh FIanneIs!

"ILLTAM SHEAR has just received from
w New York,
Superior Welsh FL.IN.NELS, warranted not
to shrink
Superior Welsh Ganze FL.1NNELS:
Patent FLiNNELS new article, warrant
ted not TO shrink;
Superior Saxony and Heavy Shaker FLAN-
NELS;
To all Of which the attention of the public is
respectfully invited
Augusta, Sept. II, 1856 81 If
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Head-@uarters,
Second Brigade, s. @. H.,


EDasyrEID C.,H H., August 30, 1856.
l. THE Regiments composing the End Bri- n
gade, s. C. Militia, will parade for Review
Hand Drill at times and places herein indica- W
tod viz: w. ~
The 10th Regiment a. Richardson's ON Tues-
day the 28d September. sfsg,2 $40
The 7th Regiment at Old Wells, on Thursday
25th September. q =
The otb Regiment n Springfield; i,ssr Mra
Brrmson's, on Saturday 27th September; "a
The 9th Regiment at Morrows, on Tuesday
30th September. $50
The 9Th Regiment A. Lomnx's, on Thursday
2nd October.
Gcmmissicned and non-C Commissioned Oficers
win assemble the day previous at their respectyo
Rsgimental parade grounds for drill and iustsuc.
ticn. '5@t y t,ea5sa ~ fis}te tS
4 ohipets in command st Regimsnis arc charged
with the extension OF tbit order. r. 5 Il =; -
By order Byig. Gen. j. R.ssWEvER.
III Nv, GAHwtks y 1gads Slsj6E us cRi 90
(; ept.s 9, 1855. n .si{ ~ "a Il,
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DI99oLUTIoR-

THE Firm of WIER & MILLER was this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent, the lm-
itation Of the Partnership having expired. The
name Of the Firm will bo used in the closing up
Of the business, by either one of us.
All persons indebted to us by Note or Account.
will please come forward and pay up as soon as,
convenient, rs it is very desirabIs that the bust
ness should be closed as early as possible. Is
.- JOHN A. 1WIER,
G. Mod. MILLER.
August "a, 1856. 10 ss,;l5,. tf =.
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Notice to Bridge-Builders.

THE undersigned will sell to the lowest Bid
l. der, on the first Saturday in October next,
at Lowndesvllc, the rebuilding of the Double
Bridges OH Rocky River The Specifications
will be exhibited OH tho day of sale.
Is. ID. KAY, Com'r
Sept. 10, 1856 22 st
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A ABBEVILLE BANNER,
WILLIAM G. DAVIS, EDITOR
THURSDAY MORN'G, SEPT. 1s, 1866
A KANSAS LETTER.

We publish letter from our Kansas
correspondent. We received i: too late for
our last issue.
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DECEASED

The Charleston Courier of the / 18th inst,
says SIT is with regret we announce the
deatl, Of Rows A. SHAsKLiN, late pastor
efst. Peters Church, and senior of the
editorial comnitteei in charge Of the South
enf Episeorasian Of this city.n .s.s.is ,;
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-09-18

The experiment has been successfully
tried of administering choroform to horses.
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The State Of South Carolina,

The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVLLLE DISTRICT
Office Court Of Common Pleas and GenV Sessions.
T MATTHEW MCDONALD, Clerk of the soid
i, Court, in pursuance of the directions of the
Act of the Legislature, in such case made and
provided, do hereby give public notice that On
Election for Tax Collector for said District, will
be held on Monday the thirteenth day of October
meet, at the usual places Of election throughout
the said District.
Witness my hand at Abbeville, this 9th Sept
1866.
MATTHEW MCDONALD.
~ .s...- .-....., @. O. g.. q O. p.
Sept. Q, 1856. 81 4t
p Press copy. ,.- :
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LAND FOR SALE
Notice

rs HEREBY given, that an Application will
IL be made to the Legislature of Sonth Carolina,
at its next Session. for an Amendment of the
Charter of Incorporation of the Village of Alb
beville, so as to authorise and empower tho
Town Council to tax the Property of the citizens
of the Incorporation, for the purpose of repairing
the Roads and Streets and for other purposes.
Aug. 81, 1856. 10 am
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
DERSONS indebted TO the Estate of MARY
IL Z. MANTZ, deceased, are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having de-
mnnds against the same will bo pleased to pre-
sent them, in the usual form, to the subscriber.
DAVID NJ. GLOVER,
Exor of Nj. p. Mapiz
Sent. 12, 1850 % 4t
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THE SMYRNA CAMPAIGNING.

Near Lowndcsville, will commence on Vedaes
day Erening the 2iM inst. Ministers requested
to attend. II. ii. DURANT.
Sept !, 1856. 90 St
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THE BROOKS DINNER.

We publish i'll another column, the Pres
ldent, Vicc-Presidents, Orator and Marshal
with the Committees appointed by the cen
trail Committee at Ninety-Six.
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Estate of Henry Bentley, decd.
N Office is hereby given to all parties inter
~ estcd, that Final Settlement of the Es-
tate of Henry Bentley. decd, will be made in
the Court of Ordinary for AbbcvIe District, OIL
tho 18th day of November next.
JAMES Ii. LEROY, Admir-
Sept. Is, 1856. 22 St
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AMBRoTxPra a
AMBROTyPE DEA11

n IAN now respectfully say to the Iad;as ,r.,
~ Gentlemen around about Abb,v;ie tha.
the CAR is completed and he is now tnk;n,r
some of the finest best and prcttiest Ambrot vnc,
that have ever been taken in the United S,oios
Ills outfit Is inferior To none, and he knows Lo
can copy the human face divine" on Glnrs 10
good as any artist. Portraits or Dapucrrcot vnes
faithfully copied and set in Pins, Ri1us. Lock at.
or any of the various kinds of Cuses
lie will remain i'll town IL short time. and vii,
take pleasure in pleasing all who may favor linn
with q call.
Pictures taken as well in cloudy as c1aor
weather. Operating hours from until ! o'clock
Sept. 10, 1856. 81 Ir
Public Sale of the Real Estate of Sarah
Martin, decd.
HPf Order of the Court of Ordinary for Abb,-
LID willie District / will sell, an Sul..dav i,
October next, at AbbeviI!e Court House, the I}.ni
Estate of Mrs. Sarah Martin, decd, containing
IL O -A- q os,
more or less, situated in Abbcvillc Dis,ric, on
waters Of IIogskin Creek and Little River. nm,
adjoining lands Of John r. Wilson, Robert Nc
Adams and others.
TERMS or SALE-Twclvc months cred;,
the purchaser giving bond and good security,
and mortgage OF the premises if deemed neccs
sary. Tho Costs To be paid in Cash.
TllOS. X. COCHRAN, s. A.D.
Sept. 8, 1856 Il z,
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- sgleOWsUkB xkkJxl HAlS1Nt .sS,..1 q,
NsAs propr;etorss sef ths 8, Chad " NessI,
theiir ;i,onsss, wbite clesaing and Arranging
EHew osls.n, fssa spisg ssssor - sshs
EEcissefss kept in Tie top 9 .sssE l s.s
| sgainst are, found q quassity Of asess 8
r;ous kindxy from minaows u uni aah ~
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Estate of Thos. P. Dowtin, decd.
"a Office is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern, that there will be settlement
Of the Personal Estate Of Thomas r. Dowtin.
deed, in the Ordnary's Office of this District.
ut Abbeville Court House. on Thursday the a0th
day Of November nca.
All persons having demands against said Es-
tate, will present them properly attcstcd, and
those indebted to the Estate are requested to
make payment 10 the undersigned on or before
the day Of Settlement.
NJ. o. McCASLiN, Executor,
AMELIA DOWTIN, Executrix.
Abbevilie q. FL, Aug. 10, 1856. lS-3m
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Public Notice

rs hereby given that Application will be made
Il at the ensuing Session Of the Legislature,
for the renewal of The Charter of Incorporation
of Trinity Church, Abbeville District. -e
Aug 81, 1856. 10 3m