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STOP THE RUNAWAYS?

- Runaway from the undersigned, on the
& e5th Of August, two Ne-r" B"Hs-Cv "r
~ Cyrus, go years old 5 feet eight or nine
inches high, black smooth skin. h;.h l"r"l"ad.
open counlcnance. stout ans! square built, Tn"
other Gcorge |! Years old, li-ht copper e"'or'
tall and slim, down cnunicmaiir".
Said Negro boys are fr"n Aht"vi!!c District,
South Carolina, and suppose will cndcav"r to
make their way back. Any person who may
spprchend said h"ys. aud either confinc them III
Jail, or deliver them to nc. i'll Jacksonville Ala-
lama, shall bc literally rewarded, according tu
the trouble or expense they may have been at:
&. G.. PORTER.
Jacksonville, September !, 1897.
N B. said boys formerly h'longcd to Francis
Atkins, deed near Abbevlc Coust House, Soutl
Carolina.
Sent. II, 1857. 81 st
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MORE BOOKS AND DRUGS!

7|IIE Subscribers have just received their Stock
Il Of Medicines, Books and Fancy articles
and are prepared 10 sell at short profits.
We are Agents for the sale of " series OF
STANDARD WORKS, now in the course OF
publication, by the Appletons of New York
Among these ure included
The Debates in Congress from 1859 to lS36.
Benton's Thirty years View.
Morses General Atlas Of the World, from the
latest authorities, to 1856.
Cyclopedia Of America" E"G"e"ee' with r"r'
traits.
Tho New American Cyclopcln.
The Cyclupcdia Of Wit and iiumor, Edited
by Wm. f. Burton.
Specimen Copies Of the above works may he
seen at our Store together with many other new
and elegant Books.
We are also agents for the sale of Grover 5 az
Bakers SEWING MACHINE, ackn"w:".i="''
to be the best in and the least liable l."
get out of order This Machine viii i'c waIrtii'
ted and so!d here at New York prices. Price
varying from 500 to Sl21.
BRANCH & ALLEN.
Sept. II, 1857. II
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HOUSE BUILDING.

'I|IIE undersigned is now prepared to do all
l. work entrusted to his care, in the Build:
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all descfip-
tiors of Buildings, from onc-story house toa
Court House. ="
Having received instructions from the best
Architects in the Union, he fiutters himself thnt
he can have work done in style equal to and
as cheap US can be done m New York. = =
RErEnExcEs. - King e. Kellum, Arcl,itects,
Brooklyn. New York WIN. Gaincr, Architect,
of New York City: Peryman & Waller New
Market; Dr.. John r. Barra.t Barrattsyiile. '
HENRY JONES,
New Market, Dec. l8, 1859 35 If :;
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AbbeviIZe Disfyicf.-G Gfat;on.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District.-C Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Abbe-
Wills District.
WHEREAS, John G. Gruy has applied to nae
W. for Letters of Administrative, ON all
singular the goods and ckatteIs, rights pad
credits Of Mrs. Mary Weed, Late Of tho District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonisI, all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordipary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
twenty ninth day of September inst, TO show
cause, if any, why the said administration should
not be granted. -
Given under my hand and as1l, this four.
teenth day of September, in the year Of spr
l. Lord ono thousand eight hundred and fifty
seven. and in the sgd year Of American In
dependence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. d.
Sept l9 1857. Fl r.
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Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber is the authorized Agent, of tho
i parties Interested, to sell the real estate Of
JOSEPH AIKEN,- deceased. The tract Of
Land Is valuable, adjoins lands OF DR. Ward
law, Dr. Livingston, and others, on Calloun's
Creek, and contains about
72O Acres.
Property-negrocs-as well as cash will be
taken in payment.
Applications for purchase can be made TO the
Agent, who lives at Cokesbury.
JOHN w. SUBER.
June 9, 1857 8
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HEspERiAN CHAPTER R.. A.. M,
M EETS regularly on tho FRIDAY after
lvl the second Monday in each month"; at s
o'clock, P N.
Extra Convocations may be held at any time
however, To suit Candidates from the country,
by giving n few days notice the Secretary.
April 80 1857 If
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Chenille Shawls.
I. WILLIAM SAEAR

ENAS received by the last steamer ffosn New
Yosk, Lad,es' Rich silk Chenille Shswls,
Of splendid styles; Ladies' Extra Silk Chenille
Scsrfb Ladies' Stella Bordered Shawls, al beau.
tjfatayjess Ladies' Saxony Plaid Long Shawls,
1Y sxtfd quality; Ladies Scotch Plaid and
ifrench Woolsn Shsws, Of naw and beautiful
stzle, Ladies Chenille and ssxony Plaid Mour-
Yanx HhsWis.
sNB<pki4 1851. 2i u
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The State of South Carolina,
EYILLEDIS7RICE

NNILTON H.sDEALE,, who is snow in tho
.N .eustody. Ii The Sheriff of Abbeville Dis
irict by virtue o. . writ Of eagias qd sctisfa-
sie,aak., at the suit Of spencerF f. Smith, having
fled In my Office, together With schedule. on
oaif, Of his estate and effects, his petition to tho
Court Of Common Pleas, praying tiIat lie may DO
admitted tothe benefit Of the Aets"f the Gen.
erai Assembly, made for the relief of insoIvcnt
debtors
It is ordered, that tbe suid Spencer F. Smith.
and all others the creditors to wlion the said
Milton H. Deale Is in any wise indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned, and have notice to
appear, before the said Court, at Abbevi!le Court
House, on Monday, the fifsh day Of October next,
TO shew. cause, if any they can, why the prayer
Of The petition aiotesaid, should not be granted.
y MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. g. P.
Office Of Common Pleas, Abbeville st.
District, this 30th Jupe, 1857.
July Q, 1857. 10 Sm
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Goods at Cost.

Goods at Cost.
T WILL. say t" my friends, aud the public gem
L orally. that as have determined change
in my business. Iow oler my entire stock Of
Goods AT COST, for CASH only. My stock
consists in
Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
A beautiful lot Of Dress Goods, Ribbons, Laccs
Emb,oiitrics, of various kinds. Also. lot of
beautiful Black CLOTHS. Fancy CASSlA ERES
DC. Those in want would do well to call soon,
they will not get showing.
l would also request thuse tIsat are indebted to
me for former purchases to make immediate pay
mcnts, us desire TO close out my business en-
tirely.
J. A. ALLEN.
Sept. 9lh, 1857 20 ct
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ss1lsh. Emb br9ldsyisg.

fNKH9scsiSsdB Bs. the last ssamer from New
3nlls sipppIy OF ladies French
IN 4esiss9 96f ihs lstest PSFfS atytes, among
Lam and Vndefsa4yes, In eetti. ofnew and ele-
CAN'T Rmbroidsrioa; LSiies' Embroidered Hand,
kssa5Rfefs of new and Beeytiftl patterns; Ladies
&sijBsSiJefsA Collars, Of elegant styles; Ladies'
Embroidered Cambria Collars. Of beautiful styles
.end aqppA at very Ioy prices; Ladies Dmbroder'
Ia CxpS spd I6fapts' Embroidered Frock " aists;
LsdieS french Lawn Hand kercbiefs and Dimity
Basd4a -
5kaxhsla,s Sept II, 1851. 2l If
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MelodeoRs and Harmonious Rented.

Persons who wish to hire Melodeons and Har-
rnoniuns with view of purchasing 1T the end
of the year, can have tho rent creditedas payt
payment Of the purchase mqney. This matter
is worthy of special note, it enables those who
desire fair fest of the instruments before pur-
chasing, to obtain it al the expense of the man
ufacluryrs, to the extent at least Of years rent
Orders from any mart Of the country or world,
sent direct t9 tho mandatory in Boston. with
attended to, and as faithfully executed as il the
parties were present, or employed on agent 70
select, and on as reasonable terms.
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TNHE attention of CIergymen, Committees,
l. Schools. Lodges, DC, is invited to the new
Pedal Sub-Bass Harmoniums,
Made aud Sold by the Manufacturers,
1t is arranged with two manuals or banks Of
Keys, the lowest set running octave higher
than the other, and may be used separately, end
thus get in one case two distinct instruments;
or, by the use of the coupler the two hanks of
keys may be played at the same time by use of
the front set only. This connected with the
Sub Bass will produce the effect Of large
organ, and is sufficiently heavy to fill house
that seats from 1000 TO 1900 persons.
THE ORGAN MELODEON is designed for
iur to the Church Instrument. being arranged
with two banks of Keys, and when used together,
by means of the coupler, is capable Of as great
volume Of power Us the Church Instrument. when
used without the Pedals.
Also, every vGricty of MELODEONS for
Parlov use.
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from
our Manufuctory, being made iD i'll the most
complete and thorough munner Having re-
moved to the spacious Buildings, 81 II Washing.
ton Street. we have every facility for manufac-
turing purposes and employ none but the most
experienced aud skillfu workmen In shortswe
will promise our customers an Instrument equal
if not superior to any Manufacturer and guar
nntee entire and perfect satisfdction.
Music Teachers: Lenders Of Choirs, and others
interested in musical matters are respectfully in
vit.d 70. visit our Rooms ut any time, and pxana-
inc or test the instruments OH exhibition for sale
ut their pleasure.
As still further guarantee 10 the public as
| to the excellence Of the Meiodeons and Har'no-
uiu,ns from our Manufactory, we beg lenve TO
refer, by permission, to the following Piano Forte
| Manufacturers of Boston, who have examined
our Instrun,ents, and will give their opinion
when called upon:
Chckerng e. Sone; VIM. p. Emerson; Geo
Hews Hallett & Cumston; Brown Allen
| Woodward d Brown; Il. Gilbert s. Co. A. w
Ladd & Co.: Ncwhall d Go.
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Ho! for Chick Springs!!

J. T. POOL d CO, will be at the Green.
vile Depot with good Conveyances and careful
Drivers, to carry Passengers and their Baggage
TO the Springs. They will also run
Il DAILY LINE OF STA GES
To and from the Springs, leaving Greenvilc at
0 o'clock, A. NJ. Fare 81.
Nav II, 1857 6 tt
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TWO HUNDRED PAIRS A WEEK !

fINiiOSE who wnn, u FIRST RATE article of
J. NEGRO SHOES. rnn huvc their wants sup
piled nj the SHOE SHOP Of Gown & Mrallistcr,
MI, Carmel, Ahbcvillo District. where they nre
prepared to exhibit TO the public, 1000 pairs o:
the finest
Negro Brogan Shoes
ever manufactured in the Southern States
These SHOES have been made under the super
vision of an excellent workman, aud will recon-
mend themselves without our praise
Planters who wish to patronisc go"'l work,
can confidently rely upon the article which we
are Offering, we have spared no pains in select
faithfully done.
Orders will be promptly filed and upon terms
the most accommodating.
LOUIS GOWN,
A. III. MCALLlSTER.
Sept. 3, 1857. 10 2m
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The State of South Carolin

The State Of South Carolina,
AJJeriNe District.-M Eqmity.
Z. Bethany Nichols.
Thomas ys a. Nichols : DID ''F f"''''0"
DURSU ANT TO order Of Court l will sell on
l. Sale Day in October next, Mt AbbcvilIc c. H.,
at public outcry, the following Tract OF Land of
the Real Es.al. Of Thomas Nichols, deceased,
viz:
Tract No ., The Blnckbury ul Reynolds
Tract, and Tract No 8, lying East Of the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad. The said Tracts
to be surveyed and the sale made in accordance
with the Plaits exhibited the day of sale.-
Said lands are bounded by lands Of Marion Tar.
rant, \. McCunts, S. is. Brooks, and others.
Tcrms.-A credit of one and two years, with
interest from day of sale; purchasers to give
Bond with two good sureties, pay the costs i'll
cash, and pay for papers.
Commissioners Office,
Sept. 0, 1857. &" 20 I'd
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French and English Prints.
WILLIAM SHEAR

HAS just received from New York a large sup.
IL ply Of French and English Prints. of new aud
beautiful designs Also. a full supply of Merri-
MAC ard other styles Of American Prints.
All of which are suitable for the present sea-
SOP, aud warranted fast coiors.
Sept. II, 1857. II
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The State Of South Carolina,

.A66cuille Disirict.--In Eguik.
Rennecker s. Glover,
vs. , Bill for Account DC.
N. J. Davis, Admir-, ell al.
L public ou;cry, at Abbssille G. H.. on Sale
Day in October next, the Tract of Land owned
by Luke Mathis, deceased, on the Augusta Road.
about two and a half giles from Abbevilie c. H..
containing Three Handred and sixty:fve Acres,
more or less. ind lounded by lauds of N. J.
Davis, Thomas e. Owens, and other.
TermA-A credit OF twelve months; -purcha.
ser to give Bond with two good sureties. and
mortgage Of the premises TO secure the purchase
money; pay the cost in cas9 land pay for papers
W. II PARKER, o.EAD.
Commissioner Office,
Sent A.l6b1. &. % -. I'd
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NoTIOE

rs hereby given, tha, On application viii be
MADE to the next Legislature, to &C change the
Long Cane, so as 10 avoid the Big Gully between
the Iesidenees Of Mr.. Philip 'Cromer and Mr..
Wesley Cronner.
50 August 8, 1871 , ' II. YIN
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Wanted.

4 n apprentices is wanled-either white or
II black-by the undersigned, 10 learn the
BLACKSMfrIFS TRADE. Any one desirous
of learning this trade, or any one having ne
gro boy 10 apprentice, will Please apply early.
WM. KNOX.
Abbeyillc C. IT,, July %, '57-13 If
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)ry Goods, Hardware, Crockery,
COLUMBIA FOUNDERY
And Machine shop.
JOHN ALEXANDER G. CO

JOHN ALEXANDER & CO.,
TNAKE pleasure to inform their friends and
Il the public, that they still continue to occupy
the premises formerly used by Geo. w. Wright,
for the purpose of getting up Machinery of all
descriptions, as reasonable and equal to any
North or South, Iron aud Brass Castings to
order, on the shortest notice and reasonable
terms.
Snwdust BufSs and Ginn Gearing of differ
ent sizes, aIwaysCk hand
SOHN ALEXANDER,
ROBERT M'DOUGAIL.
HENRY ALEXANDER.
=. Sept ., 1857 20 6m
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ia ge Zine
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.

fHHIIIS Great Journal of Crime and Criminals.
IL is in its Twelfth Year. and is widely cir;
cuIated throughout the country. 1t epnt.ins all
the Great Trials, Cri,liinal Cases. and nppropri-
ate Editorials Oh the same, together with infor-
nation on Criminal Matters, not to bc found in
any other newspaper.
uJ' subscriptions, 81 per Annum; 81 for
Six Months, to be remttcd by Subscribers, (who
should write their names and the town, county
and State where they reside plainly,) -S
10 X. A. SEYMORE. .-, :
Editor and Proprietor Of tho
National Police Gazette,
New York City.
April 80. 1857 If
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The State Of South Carolina,
A6deville Distriet.-In Equity
Alfred Cheathnm,
and wife, ct al
PURSUANT TO order Of Court, will SELL nt
J. public outcry, at Abbeyjllc C. H., OH Sno
Day in October next, the Tract of Land Of the
Real Estate of John L. Cheatbnm, deceased, in
which Patsey Cheaihum, deceased, had Life
Estate. lying on Wilson's Creek near Ninety
Six Depot, containing Two Hundred ard sixty
five acres, more or less. and bounded by lands of
Gen. James Gillian, Col. Wiium A. Williams,
and others. Said Tract of Land to be resurveyed
aud sold by the PIatt exhibited OIL the day of
sulc.
Terma-A credit of one and two years pur-
chaser 10 give Bond with at east two good su-
relies, pay the cost in casl,, and pay 10Y papers.
WM. H. PARKER, C EA.D.
Commission ers's Office,
Sept. 9, 1867. 90 ;. I'd
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.NoFICE.
State Of South Carolina,

AUUctttc Dt"tftSS-
Office Of Court Of General Sessions
and Common Pleas. !
II MATTHEW MCDONALD, Clerk of the
IL said, Court, in pursuance of the directions
OF the Act Of the Legislature, in such case made
and provided, do hereby give, public notice. that
~ Election Tor Ordinary fuf Ahbeyille District,
will be held on Monday the ninth day Of Novem-
ber next, at the usual paces'of election through
out the said District. aOne day only.
Witness my hand at Abbevi.le Court House,
this fourteenth day of September A. d.
l657.aiss
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.o.s.o.r.
& Slept. u ,ls57. 81 tde%
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Rich Dress Silks.

Rich Dress Silks.
= -wILbIAM. SHEAR:
,HAS, JUST received from New YoIE Lades'
IL Dress Silks, OF new and splendid styles
'Tlnin Black Silk, for Ladies Mourning Dresses,
Also. LADIES' Printed Cashmere aud Deluine
Rober. of beautiful styles.
TO whiciEthe ottehtion of the public is respect
fully invited.
!. Srpt.- ~; 1851. 81 If
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State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
ABBE'IILLE DISTRICT.
In Ordinary.
Wilkinson Notes, App't, Us. Elizabeth Scott, l..
Malone and wife, ct ai, Dcft's
TT APPEARING TO my satisfaction that tile
J. children of Mary Ann Fowler, deed, dcf.n
tan,s in this east, reside without the limits of this
State
1t is therefore Ordered that they 90 appear,
either in person or by representative, at Comt
OF Ordinary to be held ut Abbcv.lle e. H., Abb
bcvile District, OH The 27th day OF October
next. aud shcw csus. why the Real Estate of
Elizabeth Notes, deed, should not be sold for
partition.
WILLIAM HILL, DAD.
july o. 1857 II 3.n
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TO the Farmers Of Abbevi1le
District
VKT T. have procured the District Rights Of,
W. the HARRIS SUBSOIL PLOUGH.,m:
We think it the best plough Of the kind Hlat.
seen ut Greenwood Depot,rat work, any tim4r
we will be pleased to have it examined byi;.
every Farmer, for the simple reason that the
more it il known the better il will be liked. .
DAVIS & BOOZER.
juno 4, 1857 If
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Shoes at Last Fall Prices.
n AN pleased to III form my friends and custo-
H mcrs that have Il large Stock of SHOES
coming, which expect I" sell ut least 10 per
cent. cheaper than ut our last fall prices; con-
ssting in pant, Of Ladies and Gentcmcns'
Walking, Dress and Fancy Shoes,
every vcriety.
Misses and Youths Shoes,
$40 pairs Wax aud Kip Brogans,
,0GO Best Negro do.
These last, call the attention of Planters to
especially.
Hats and Caps, Bonnets, &c.
am receiving few of Hats, Bonnets.
.tc.. and expecting every day, Negro Blankets,
Kerseys, &c.
ALSO
ladies Fancy Dress Goods, and i'll fact, my
Stock in general will be complete III n few days.
JAS. r. BARNES.
I.ownlesville, ). c., Sept 10, ~. 20u
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
FANOx GOODS

E,nbroideries.
Swiss Jacnnct Collars and Sleeves,
BIZ; Grape do DO
Jaconct and Swiss Bands,
10 do Eigng and Inserting,
Thread Linen and Woven Edging,
Embroidered aud Hem stitched Han IRIS
Ladies' and Grntlclnus' J.. &. do
Bounc,s and Ribbons, large assortment.
BI'k Ne.vct lsibbon and Trimmings, Of
n!l kinds,
.laconc,, Swiss and Dotted Muslin,
NaiuS""ks, plain. plaid an'l striped,
Something new for lining Dresses;
Bc!,s. silk, leather aud elastic,
French Working Cotton, all numbers,
French C"rsrtS,
Staple Goods.
Blcachcd and Brown Cot:cns, large as
snrinlcnt;
Kcr$ey and Jaucs, of all kin.ls,
Blankets. q good assortment
Ny stock of I.a,.s' Dress Goods and Black
aud C"lorcd Silks had better he examined before
purchasing elsewhere.
would also ask all xnmination of my stock
Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
Sept. II, 1857 81 If
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new STORE AND NEW GOODS !!
WILLIAM @. MOORE

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
W .\hLcville and the public generally that
he has opened 81 stock Of New Goods in the store
formerly occupied by McsSrs. Wilson 4 Will
Iia,s. aud lately by Mrssrs Slagcr IL Icvinyston,
opposite the Marshall House : and that he has
taken every pains in selecting from the best
labIishmcnts in New York, choice and select
stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which he is determined to sell at living profits,
for the CnSh and o"iy for Cash, or it's equivalent.
Ills Ion. experience j,sltrs the assertion that
his selection "t
FANCY GOODS
is n"rior /" none and equal to the best.
Ills purchases having been mad. principally
for cash. he vii! be- enabled to "ilrr strong in
iur,,mr:,- to LADIES' and Gentlemen. in search
of something fine and elegant, at moderate pri-
ccS.
lie respectfully solcils from the people of
Abh.viilr and vicinity. an examination "f his
sock being satisfied ,,t he will he able I" graf
iy the most fas,i.u i'll quality: quantity and
prir"
Ills stock of Fancy Gootls consists i'll part us
follows:
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.


New YORK, Dec. ].
The United States mail Steamship Full.
ton, from Southampton, whose general
advices have been received via Cane Race
has arrived at this port.
The Baltic arrived out on the 18Th ult.
There is no news furnished of impor-
portanCe.
The Fulton bring $4,000 in specie,
including 1884, 900 to Richard Walling, ol
Philadelphia.
Among her passengers is Henry Mason
bearer of dispatches.
The details Of the Indian news in the
London papers furnish nothing in addition
to the telegraph dispatches received by
the steamer Vanderbilt. Eight of the
Belgrade conspirators have been sentenc
ed 10 death
The King of Belgium has dissolved the
Chamber Of Representatives.
A conspiracy has been discovered among
the members of the Absolutist party in
Spain.
A conspiracy has also been discovered
in Naples, and four hundred arrests were
made in a single night.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale

Pursuant to an order of sale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of jackson County, Ohio
and to me directed as Master Commission Of said
Court shall, on the
9h day Of January, A. d. 1853,
at O'clock p. NJ. of said day, at the door Of the
court House, in the town of jackson, in Jackson
county, Ohio, offer at public sale, the following
premises to wit:-ln-Lot number 1856 in the town
OF Jackson, jackson county, Ohio, and also all that
part of out lot No. in the north half of the town
of jackson, in said Jackson county, Ohio, lying
east Of the Scioto & Hooking Valley Railroad, as
it now runs, containing from ono and ono half to
two acres moro or less. Said in-lot isappaised at
$3.50, and said part Of said out-Ot Is appraised at
Sl33. TObe sold as the property Of Alex. crisweI
at the suit of Peter Pickrel. Terms Of sale cash.
wv. L0NGBON, Master commissioner.
Hoffman Stevenson, Att'ys.
Dec g. '57.-tds,