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.''or of th. carr'ln,o ~" n.n.
or,' has bni uttle ! nht 'h.t th,fe
sn organized b-al ut u,stu ieales
ipd horse thieves tf'tuillr ibr %
tie State If Mississippi
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I1.rrrprNrN t,>,nt "A ro
i,s' uf e.o.iement ie. s.u Har0
r.,u Canada W All or'- i.am 'he
superintendent % ,i.ailau compel
Ing lbo recital ct what Is rallied ihc
NJ Tues Creed 'h, eommuu ,hau.,
on Jlr ground tu,t sI .t0i. of ,ii
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Gen Charles e. st rs NJ,
Miss. arnuuacfs ihst De- ,a eaho..
lito ff ClHfrcs. H lhe Second IL,
tt,r', ~ opposition 20 iis DenQcra'lc
nominee. Zen Reuben Davis
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nrnet ham Jtal0nsY sssAu
tufie snd = teph'D Wnfsss
inH the sanse " unnaa Nff=
dee ~ tue NepheH v. the
usle.
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was ordered to be appointed to report when The han
can ho al

Ufuefeu apTVInttU WntH
can be occupied.
CHApIAIsCy.
Mr.. DowpKiI, (adm) of Ala, offered resolution re-
questng ministers of the Gospel residing in Washington
TO alternately open the daily sessions Of the House with
prayer.
Mr. JONES, tadm.) Of Tenn presented petitions against
the employment OF chaplans by the government, on the
ground OF its unoonstutionaty.
debate followed in which il stated that several
ministers of the Gospel had rendered their grautous SER
vices.
The resolution adopted
THE DISTRIBUTION BOOKS ocNGRt<ssMEs.
Mr. STEPHENS (adm Of Ca, offered resolution, which
adopted providing for the distribution Of books here
eofore ordered, 70 members.
Mr. IErHER (adm) Of Va took occasion TO say that It
was the duty OF the House stop the evil Of book dsr
button. some volumes in preparation, single
Of which will cost 5000 o00 Everything to be printed
should be first scratnized especially lately they had
heard much about punder.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
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TIIIRTY-FIF'TH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1s5s
NE PrmIo PRINTING.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1851
PUBLIC PRINTING
Mr. SEWARD, topp) of N ", submitted q resolution,
which lies over directing the Joint Counittee Printing
10 inquire and report whether any provisions OF law
are necessary the faithful performance tho
part Of Congress Of the existing conracts Shch provide
for accurate reports Of the debates Of the ohouses
rR
Mr. DOUGLAS, OPP OF Ill., gave notice Of his intention
10 introduce ea at an early day To enable the people
OF Kansas n form constitution and state government
treraratory 10 their admission into the Union.
LAND GRATIS sErIrsRs
Mr.. FoorE (opr) of VI, gave notice of bili making
grants OF land to actual settlers
The Senate tnen went into Executive session, and upon
he doors being opened adjourned TIL Monday.
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House of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, DEC TO, ISoI.
nfR PrBtr PRINTING
The sPxAKys appolrted Mcssrs. Smith Of Va, Grow,
Taylor Of New York. Nichols Smith Of tennessee. Morse
aud Dowdc The committee authorized 20 be appointed
10 e1a the subject Of the public printing and re.
= -. such reforms a. hoy may deem advisable.
STANDING COMMITTEES
on motion Of Mr. BaSSs, (opp) or Mass, the Speaker
was authorized TO appoint the standing committees, and in
order 10 afford him an opportunity to do so, when the
House adjourned u should be tii Monday ncxt
rK NEW HAIL oF REPRESENTATIVE
On motion Of Mr.. wARRkS, (alm.) Of Ark, compauee
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himself regettng the decision mad6by the Convention
in the matter OF submitting the constitution, ne could
not overlook the practical advantages that might accrue
from accepting their work In its present shape TINS
would calm a dangerous agitation and it seemed TO
him the dictate OF patriotic duty TO put the best rather
than the worst construction upon the Convention and a
Of Kansas were peculiar On this point he spoke from
personal observation He had mingled with the people OF
that Territory and found the part Of many, inds
position TO recognise in any way or TO any degree, the
legality OF the late constitutional convention. So de-
termned some in their hostility 10 that body and in
their determination TO have the Topeka constitution that
they avowed in advance their purpose TO voe down. tho
fecompon project without regard to Its contents Under
such circumstances II was not wholly unnatural that
the Convention should make the decision for which
IL is blamed Foreseeing that their work
would not be judged on its merits, they refused 70
strengthen the hands Of faction by submitting IL at
all II this not justihabe, it was yet not wholly in
explicabe Mr.. thought that Congress was estopped
from going behind the Convention by the democratic prn-
cple OF the part of the federal go
vtrnment in tho domestic affairs OF the Territories; and
when practical wrong could possibly result from adj
ton he considered the duty of Congress to avail itself
Of the opportunity presented to give peace TO ha
Territory and TO the country High and wise considera
tons of public policy plead in behalf Of this course
After brief coioquy on certain points involved IN tbs
discussion and which participated in by Messrs-
Mason Douglas Bger and Hale the further consideration
Of the subject was motion of Mr. Green, postponed
until Monday next.
House REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, Dec. Q, 1857 !
THE EDITOR UNION.
SR-ln the Republic OF Dec 8, 1851 observe the fol-
"A democratic member from Ohio says that the demo-
cratic delegation from that State have unanimously voted
in caucus to oppose the Lecompton constitution
The foregoing statement not correct The subject re-
ferred to has never been either cavassed Voted upon
in any meeting of the democratic members of tho dele.
CATION from Ohio. Yours, respectfully, ,,,,,,
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IIoLLowAY,s orNrMENr ANn pIrIs

Impurities Of the blood are often developed
IN disgusting eruptious, ulcers, tumors serofa-
ious sores, boils, and other external affections.
For all these distressing and dangerous CON-
plants ioileway's ointmept Is kiesapy heal.
Ing baiSam. IL ncatraiizes the mdfer;es moyJi,
or seeds Of diseases in tie exterior secrctions,
and dspels the inflammation, Mature docs the
the rest, The experience Of everv human be-
Ing who has ,essed the efficacy Of ,Ae oin,men.
Is the same. Il has never filled. When the
internal organs are alone Affected, as in liver
oompiaiat dyspepsia and irregularities Of the
bowels, aiew doses Of the Pills AFFORD certain
aud permanent relief
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Business Notices.
DR.. MLANE'S

cELEnRATEp yERHTU6E AND LIVER pILis.
singular combination but very efFcc;ual as
the following will show;
New York, Nov. 20th, 1852.
Knowing, from experience, the valuable
qualities of DR., MI.ano,s Eeruirugc and Liver
i'ills, prepared by Fleming Bios. ritshurgh, /
have for sometime back considered it my duty
and make 1t my business, to make those art;-
eics known wherever wen. auong WY tricnds.
\ short time ago becaiuc acquainted with the
ease OF a young girl, WHO seemed TO he trodbled
with worms and liver complaint at the same
time, and has been suffering for some two
months. through my persuasion -hc nurclas.
sd ono hattie al Dr. Mi.anes .ycmifage, and
ono hox OF Liver Pills, which she took accord.
Ing TO directions. The result was, she passed
large quantity of worms, and thinks tllat one
box more of the Pills will restore her to pcl fec,
health. Her name an'l residence can be learn.
ed by calling on +. l.. Thcail, Druggists, cor.
ncr OF Rutscr and Monroe streets.
ID Purchasers will be careful To ask for
DIR. MLANES CELEBRATED yERNIFUGE,
manufactured 10y FLEMING BROS, of PITTS.
burgI, Ia All other ycnmifGges in compari.
son are worthless, Dr. M'Iane's genuine Yer,
miiage also his celebrated liver IiIls, con now
be had at all respectable drWg stores. None
genuine without the signature cf
l2t fLEMING BROS.
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G. f X TT FIC A Il f. $.

The following statement Of the Rev L. ".
Pease, Sup't Of the Five Points House of In
duStry, as given below, is one that speaks vol
ulncs as to the val 49, properties Of this rem.
edy. 8
Mr.. e. -.conaid-Sir Il take pleasure
in tran hitting to you the following facts, in re-
lation to 4 cure perfected by the use of your S.
A. Fever ane Ague Remedy, upon one of the
inmates of the House OF Industry. John Young
who has been suffering from the chilis and fe-
vcr during the past five months, was in Noycm-
Der last attack ed, and the paroxysms were AZ
severe a any | ever knew; almost instant re-
liei was experienced on giving the first dose
on the expected day of return, it was admins
tered, and it had the happy effect OF interrupt
ing the paioXyslns. Since then every vestige
of the disease has left him, and he has recover
cd his former wontcd appearance and health.
Truly yours, &c., l.. ~ Psasc.
New York, Jan. 2S, 1856.
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New Advertisements.
SO u I'll G A ROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT

BY James H. Wiherepoon, Esq, Ordina.
ry for said District. Whereas, William NJ.
Adams has applied to me for Letters of Ad-
ministration on all and singular the Goods
and Chattcls Rights and Credits of James
Harvey Nisbet, late of the District aforesaid
deceased.
THESE are, therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi>
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me Mt our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, to be holden ut Lancaster
Court House on the 10th day of Nav
Inst, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
~ Given under my hand and seal,
: L.S. this sccnod day of May in
(~~ ) the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and tifty-seven and in
the Slst year Of American Independence.
JAMES II. WITiiERS; DON,
y. l.. ID.
May ., 1857. l2-2t-p 81 90
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Eccs Dy THE MrLLrox.-Eigh,y thou.

EoGs Dy THE MrLLIoN.-Eighty thou
sand dozen of eggs were brought into
fhhadelphia, IN one day recently, over
the Delaware Railroad. Only imagine
what an amount of cacklng those nine
hundred and sixty thousand eggs caused,
and what furious uproar it would have
made, supposing the anxious "rarients"
could have been all heard at once
Wouldn't It frighten off the foxes, the
skunks and the weazels! What big
cus:ard they would make, all beat up to-
geiter,with the requisite accompaniments.
Or what big reservoir of egg nogg for
asma'l party How many little chick
ems, in embryo, have been cheated out OF
existence! What smash if the freight
cars had run off the track
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Nr. A +. Sterling, of this city, has cons.n-
ted to the publication of the following facts,
over his signature, concerning a cure perfected
by the use o this remedy, which facts are cor
roborated by the Rev. L. M Pease, who was
acquainted with all the circumstances.
Ih. G. \. Lconard-Dcar Sir:-Some ten
days since, heard of poor but deserving
German, i'll Mulberry Street, who was suffering
from a severe attack of chills and fever, con-
tractcd III the low grounds, near Newark, n j.
gave him one bottle Of your South American
Fever and Ague Remedy, and it affords me
pleasure to say, that the disease has been bro
ken up by its use, and permanent cure efec.
ted. Truly yours. y. +. STERLING.
New York, Nov. 6, l $50.
am acquainted with the facts set forth in
the above certificate and can witness to the
truth of the statements therein contained.
l.. N PEASE.
Supt Five Points House Of Industry.
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S . IT Ii G. A OLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

BY James H. WMerspooa Esquire Ordi-
nary for said District.
WHEREAS, James Nathaniel Taylor has
applied TO me for letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Chattles
Rights and Credits of William NJ. Taylor
late OF the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, 10 eito and ad-
monish oil and singnlar, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, 10 be and ap.
pear before me at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said district TO be holden at Lancas.
ter Court House on the sth day of May,
next, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
{ ~N Given under my hand aud zeal,
LIS. this Gath day Of April iH the
{~~~ }ycar of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty seven and In the
Slst year of American independence.
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON,
d L. ID.
April 8, 1887. ll-2t-p 2 90
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29Oprizes amounting to S2Ol,OOO
Tickets $40; Halls SIS; Quarters $3.50
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers from to 10000 CORES
pOnding with those Numbers on the Tickets
printed on separate slips of paper, are encir-
clcd with small tin tubes, and placed in one
wheel
The first 2l8 Prizes. similarly printed and
cncirclcd, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and n num-
Der is drawn from the wheel Of Numbers,
and at the same time Prize is drawn from
the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited to the
audience and registered by the Commission
ers, the Prize being placed against the num-
Der drawn. This operation is repeated until
all the Prizes are drawn ont.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.-The two pre-
ceeding and the two succeeding Numbers to
those drawing the first iS Prizes will be en-
titled to the - Approximation Prizes, &C
cOrding TO the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of 800 will be determ-
ncd by the last figure of the Number that
draws the $4,000 Prize. For example. if
the number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No. /, then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to S2O.-
If the Number ends with No. ,, then all the
Tiehets where The Number ends in . will be
entitled to $40, and so on to 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sol,, at
the following rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole
Tickets, $50
Certificate Of Package of 10 Half
Tickets, 40
Certificate of Package of 10 Quarter
Tickets, 90
Certificate Of Packages of ~ eighth
Tickets, 10
In ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose the money to our address for the
Tickets ordered, on receipt Of which they
Will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
can have tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes
Will be sent T." purchasers immediately af.
ter the drawing.
H Purchasers will please write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Office,
County and State.
eSY~ Remember that every Prize is drawn
and payable in full without deduction.
sg- All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid
Immediately after the drawing--ether prizes
ut the usual Sme of thirty days, 10 full with
out deduction.
All communications strictly confstfential
Address Orders for Tickets or Ce.tiii-
Gates To-
5. SWAN g. CO, Atlanta, Ga,
m ). SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
~" A list of the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel, with the amount of tie
prize that each one is entitled TO, will be
published after every drawing, in the follow.
ing papers New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville
Gazette. Atlanta Intelligencer, New York
Weekly Day Book, aud Savannah Morning
News.
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IL is astonishing that an article should be-
come so very popular as Lconard's South Amer.
lean Fever and Agne Remedy has, In so short
time since iss inHodaesio and ii ep Si,Iy ;s
sccounted for that the manufacturer Is 20 Skilled
In the art OF compounding medicines, and is so
very conversant with tile natureof the disease.
His treatise upon il shows that he IL no novice
in hs protessioni aud the high testimonials ac-
comPanying tho plediclne establishes its great
superiority over other remedies
@..Ses advertisement In another column.
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Law Notice

THE undersigned have formed partner
ship for the practice of Law in Lascastei
and the surrounding Districts
Al business entrusted TO their care viii
receive prompt attention.
DAyyFliNS g. WYIIE.
STaos, N. DAwKss, Unionviile, s. q.
q JcHN ID. NyLlk.- Old OhipAryh o;sies IN
tse t'oa1t iIonse NJ LAneasicsyiIle, s. G.,
Dye. fWhfs56, 43-iG
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Martha Knight, CT al. ! In EqIity, Iancas-
W.. ter Dist. Bill for
Joseph Welsh, VIM. { Performance Il d
Welsh, and others. forfeit Title
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Jo-
Scph Welsh, and William Welsh, two Of the
detcndents in the above case reside without
the limits Of the State, on motion of Gin
ton, Solicitor fer complainant, it is ordered
that the said Joseph Welsh and VIM. Welsh,
defendants on above stated case, do answer
plead or demur to the said Bill, on or before
the lst day Of June 1857, otherwise Judg-
mcnt pro confesso will be ordered against
each and both of them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
&. f.. l.. ID.
Feb. %, 1857. 2-3m-p Sc 90
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Asa SPRING and SUMNER MEDICINE
Carter's Spanish Mixture stand pro-eninent
above all others. Its singnarly cticacioas ac-
lion onihe blood; its strengthening and .viyify.
iag qualities, its tonic action on the Liver, its
.sndensy % drive ali hnsoefs 70 the surface,
hefcby cleaning the System according ~ Ma,
lures own pscscSipsiou. IL shasnaIess. aba attks
sa;ss time eEssordiaAss good cassts, Dai tlIe
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number OF cures testified to by many of the
most respectable citizens of Richmond. Va, and
elsewhere, must be conclusive evidence that
there is no h,mbug about it.
The trial OF single bottle vii, satisfy the
most skoptical of its benefits.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA,

Thomas 4. Ballard In Equity Lancaster
vs.: District, amended pc
Thomas NJ Sims, tition 10 subject an
Columbus Mills, Equity 10 the paymcnt
ct. al. of a legal demand
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Commissioner, that Columbus Mills de-
fendant in above petition, resides without
the limits of this State. 1t is ordered on
motion of Williams, SoIicitor for petition
er, that the said defendant Columbus Mills.
do answer, plead or demur to the petition
in above case on or before the lst day of
June 1887, otherwise judgement pro con.
iesso vii! be ordered against him.
JAMES ~. WITHERSPOON.
&. f. l.. ID.
Feb. l8, 1857, pr S6.-a-3m.
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S. SWAN g. CO, Atlanta, Ga,
OF ;. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Law Notice.

TIE undersigned have formed Partner.
ship for the practice of law IN Lancaster
District ~
All business entrusted to them, will re-,
ceive prompt attentiasl.
: CASTON a. ALLISON.
w. THuBLow sCAsTos, Camden, s. c.
X. T.. ALLISON, Office on Duhlap S,seei
opposite the G. d. Isneasserville. Is. G..
Sepieaber i7ih, lss6. 3i-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ME subscriber, Carpenter 10y trade, Is
Il at present unemployed Persons de-
sirous OF having work done in his line, eth.
er by contract or otherwise, can be accom-
modated, forthwith. The best of reference
given as 10 qualification, reliability &c, g..
Address roe st Hickory iIesd, Lancaster
District, =. e..
WM q. SEGARS.
April 22d, 1857, Loft
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICr.
In the Common Pleas.
II. ii. Williams
vs.. Attachment.
w. w. Hart.

W W. IIaTr.
Whereas, the plaintiff did on the l4lh
day of March 1857 file his declaration a.
gaInst the Defendant who Gas il is said) is
absent from and without the limits of this
State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy
Of the said Declaration might be served -
1t is therefore ordered. that the said Defcn.
dan: do appear and plead to the said Decla-
ration on or before the 18th day March
(lSjSl which will be in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
eight, otherwise final and absolute Judge
ment will then be given and awarded against
him.
J. A STEWNAN, Clrk.
March 18th 1857. 5-o.a.m. for ".
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TIE MARKETS.

New York, May >.
Cotton Is qn!ct, with sales to>day OF 300
bales Flour is lirmer at 81 30 per barrel
Tor Southern Wheat is buuynnt nj SI.SO
n l.S3 per bushei for White. Mixed Germ
~ quoted at 81 cts per bushel. Holders of
Ros'n demand an advance. Rice is buoy.
aut and active
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COlnmhin MEN ..

The Cotton market was quiet bu; ~trndy
today. The supply an sale was very licIt
and therefore ii WAS difficult to ascertain
the true state ofthc market. still we coniin-
ne our former quotations., us wo are satisfied
our former quotations OF III to IS!c. are
as near the true value of the artic. ,ss II is
possible to have them
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Charlrston, MAY /

CoTTDN.--Thcre Was very good de-
n'and for this article to-day. and fully 1900
oaies changed hands. The market WAS
iIrm and prices We're in favor Of srlIrrx.-
The transactions comprise 81 bales II, l2l
lo2 a' l2& lL:i l3 lT3 at I2t 3IJ at 49,
700 at l3! l2a at l3t l3l at l3l $50 ut
- AZ at iis ~ ut lI!, and 5Il bales at
H2c.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!

TIME subscriber has the pleasure of in
i. forming his friends and the public gen.
orally, that at his establishment 10 miles
below Iancas:crilc * afforded The most
tempting inducements for trade upon the
most reasonable ana accommodating terms.
lie has lately received heavy additions to
his stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard.
ware, Cutlery, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes; in fact every article usually
called for in Country Store; and in addi-
lion, some elegant specimens Of
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Miscellaneous.

TNliE LADIES ARE PARTICULARLY
l. requested to call and see our Stock of
Dress Goods consisting of beautiful Sum
mer Silks, Berage, De Scpauge, Briiliants,
White, Colorcd and Printed Muslins, Prin.
ted laconets, Tissue Challys. Our stock
of Prints is very complete. Some fine
French printed cambricks, "Lovcs of Bon
nets" Ribbons, French flowers, &c.
II. & G.
April /, eff
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ORIENTAL LIFE
HANKS! Bianks!!

a SUPPLY Of blanks on hand at the
LEDGER 0nicc, that will be sold exclusively
lor cash. Persons WI Oblige us by net
asking for theas on an. ,tber terms =
Aug. 10, 1856 26-G
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Alfred Knight and In Equity Lancos.
wife, ct. AL ter Bill for porii-
VS.. titiOn and account !;
Aaron Phillips and Estates of Elijah
Others, Phillips, decd. and
Sarah Phillips decd.
IL appearing TO my satisfaction that John
Threat and wife, Thirza, Elisha Baker and
WIFI, Susan, Ellison Rush and Anderson
Phillips, defendants in the above stated case,
reside without the limits OF the State. IL is
ordered on motion of Moore, Solicitor for
compliments, that the said John Threat and
Thirza Threat, his wife, Elisha Baker and
Susan Baker his " lie Ellison Rash, and
Anderson Phillips, defendants in the above
stated case, do answer plead or demur to the
said Bill, on or before the lst June 1857,
otherwise Judgment pro confesso will be
ordered against all and each of them.
JAMES Ii. WITHERSpOON.
G Il. L. ID.
Feb lS, 1857. 2-3m--p { S6 90