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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-23

a sPARMDAD
STOCK OF
a. % " " =.
ming Seas son.
HAVING, by recent purchases, ,rcplenish-
ed our stock of Embroider.es, Dry
Goods, Dress Trimmings, &C., we are now
prepared to show our customers the newest
styles of all these articles, and would
chiefly call the attention of the Ladies of
this place and vicinity, to our superb as
sediment of Dress Goods, consisting in part
of black and oolorcd silks, plaid andstrip-
ed, delaines, challics, lawns, ginghams,
berages, &c, also to our entire new stock
of Spring and Summer
RIBBONS, BONNETS,
Artificial Flowers, together with a large
lot of Embroidcrics and Dress Trimmings.
These goods having been purchased early
in the season, aud with great advantages,
we can offer at very low prices, comparing
favorably with any other establishment,
either in this place or New York. Please
to give US an early call.
GATES g. MAINTHOW.
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&. O. TOWNE. VI. d.,
TIE CELEBRATED
Vegetable and Root Physician,
For the cure of
Consumption Blood Diseases.

Omce, NO. lou IiSh street,
NR. TOwNE will wait on any that wish at
~ their csidcnces at any hour Of the day
night.
Dr. Townc pays special ut ttention to tho cure
of Catarrh, III roat Affections, Bronchitis. Cou-
sumption, Ilumors Of all kinds. Piles. Heart.
Neuralgia Dyspepsia. cak an all BOnr feeling
ut the StOmac h, and other Chronic Diseases.
HUMF ).
There isno branch of Medical Science so neg
lectcd as bad and corrupt llumors: Humors pro-
duce Catarrh; humOrs produce Sore Throat; Ilu.
mors produce Bronchitis and Bronchial Alice
tions; lIumors produce the all gone feeling at
the stomach. Now tecse each and all combined
lead directly to CONSUMPTION. Now here is a
remedy. My Mcdcincswill cure you, (not one
but uumbcr.) for mark. no one medicine cures
everything. n eat difference in disease grows
out of the constitution OF the patient To illus
trate take Consumption There is-lst, Chronic
Consumption ID Acute OF Swift Sd Febrile Attn
Gail dhoud; 9th. Latent Consumption. Now who
would think of curing all these with one remedy
No honest Ian. A. will, Consumption, so with
IIumurs and al other Chronic Diseases.
To the afnictcdI say my Remedies are Purely
Vegetable. They are Natures Remedies. and act
in Harmony with Natures Laws. and they act
with n certainty. They are harmless because
they act in Harmony with Natures Laws To assist
Nature in her struggle agcinst disease. Therefore
the patient cannot take them without decided
benefit You that have disease, COME! will
tell YOU Just how you arc-what your disease is
and the remedies that will cure you. | cure many
with my single remedies that are given up to die
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED lIUMORS CAN
BE CURED :!
gs-Mcdcins sent to any part of tho country
by addressing G. .. TOWLE, VI. u.
No. 100 Highest. Providence. II Il.
~ B.-Al letters must contain one OF more pos
tagc stamps to insure attention.
Come aud see the Doctcr. Advice free.
Office hours from to 10 a III. aud from . to p.
m Ofncc No $50 Uivh.st. 2p4
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NIT. 10 IN, Davis,
Assigncc's Notice.

TTHE unders gned received from Joseph
n Spiccr on the 3lst day Of March. \.
D., 1881, an assignment of all his proper ty
in trust for the benefit This creditors
Those indebted TO the said Spiccr arc re.
requested to make immedi repayment and
creditors arc notified TO present their claims
JOHN :. ClIAMPLIN, Assignee,
tro,l,in,on .nr;I1st 1857 3W30l
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RICHMOND BANK.

A T meeting of the Directors of the
"a Richmond Bank holden this day, it
was,
Voied, that dividend of three per cent
on the capital stock paid in, be declared,
aud payable to the stockholders of said
Bank on and after April 1lth, 1857.
By order, j. Is. POTTER, Cashier.
Alton, March 3lst, 1857 3w3ol
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Herring's Patent champion

iNNOf oar IS
NTITH HALLS PATENT POWDER
w PROOF LOCKS-the same that
were awarded separate Medals at the
Worlds Fair, London, 1851, and the
Worlds Fair, New York, 1858; and are
the only American Safes that wereawarded
Medals ut the London Worlds Fair.
These Safes are now admitted to be SUI
perior to any ever offered to the public;
and the subscribers challenge the world to
produce an instance of these Safes failling
to preserve their contents through the
hottest fires, or burglar licking the
lock.
The subscribers and their agents are
the only persons authorized to make and
sell lIerring's Patent Champion Safe with
Halls Patent Powder-P Proof Locks.
s. c. HERRING & CO.,
Green Block, 1856, l37, and l39 Water
st and 2jl Broadway, cor. Of Murray
St., New York.
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Guardian Notice.

The subscriber having been appointed
by the Court Of Probate of the Town Of
Hopkinton, Guardian to the person and
estate of William G. Potter n minor, here
by give notice to all persons net to board
clothe or trust said minor without his con-
s ent, for he will pay no bills of said mino Is
C ont racting.
NATHAN X. LEWIS.
Hopknton, April 18th. 1867 *3t3O3.
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BONNETS
New spring Goods.
z: 1 s S 7. M

RECEIVED, and are now opening at the
PAWCdTUCK BO.N.VET STORE,
large and beautiful assortment of
New BOnncts and Ribbons,
and a rich and elegant stock of
M L l. " Il Il Y e. q q ID s,
Consisting Of great variety of Straw
Bonnets, Silk Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons,
ii cad Dresses, Mourning Collars, Mourning
Wells Fancy Bonnets, Tabs, Laces,
FRENCH LOWERS,
Bonnet Wire, Band Boxes, Wire Taste, &c,
All Of which are offered ut the
Lowest Prices.
Bonnets blcached and pressed, and all
kinds Of Millinery work in the best style.
WM. X. HITCHCOCK.
Westerly, April, 1857. 304.
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New Hardware store.

7 HAVE taken the store first door below
l. Potter & Champlin's drug store for
the purpose of transacting the Hardware
usiness i n its various branches.
/ shall keep constantly on hand good
assortment Of Hardware and Cutlery, and
Man ufacturcrs articles generally, such :
BeHing, Lace LEATHER. FieS, PiyerS
Hire, Copper Rip,ts, Burrs, Sc, Sc.
sO3 ". u, LANGWORTlIY.
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Hosiery and Gloves,

lust rec eived 200 doz. Ladies Cott on
y Hose at from 8 cts. to 20 etc a pair.
"A LSO-
75 dol Lisle Thread Gloves very ow at
GATES & MAINTHOW'S
SO2 Variety Store.
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Sewing Machine.
Rhode Island State
ANTI-SLANERY CONVENTION


TNIIE friends Of the immed abolition
l. Of American Slavery, in all the towns
and villages in this State, are urgently
invited to assemble in convention at
Richmond Hall in the City of Providence
on Saturday the 2jth Of April at 10 o.
clock A NJ , and the day following. 1t is
expected that the Rev. Samuel May, Jr,
William Lloyd Garrison, Charles l.. Ire
mond. and Parkr Pillsbury will be in
attendance.
The undersi gned earnestly hope in Civ
ing thi invitation 10 all friends Of freedom
that n strong demonstration will go out
from Rhode Island against the diabolical
de eds of American kidnappcrs wheth er
tormedin ChWch, state or on the Judicial
Bench.
Day meetings frec-Evcnirgs q small
admission fee will be required to detray
eXpcnees.
Samuel b. Chacc Asa Fairbanks.
Elizabeth Il. Chacc. Anna r. Fairbanks.
A. X. James. Thos ". Hathaway,
Edward H. Magin, Mary III. Adams,
Geo. James Adams 3O2
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OXYgnated Btters.
roof M0t Dy*p"7,sia ean be Cured.

Proof h0t Dgsp7,sia can be Cured
BosToS, january Ii, 1851. GESrLEMES -
Regarding all patent medicines within disirust,
it WAS not until I had been reduced to help
lessncss, and confined to my bed, aud after, the
skill of phycicians had failed to benefit nc,
that could be prevailed upon bv the s"licita-
tions of friends, TO try your OlMnaied Biners,
for Dyspepsia, disease from which | have suf-
fercd in its most terrible forms, for about
eleven years.
Sonrc four week since I commenced using
these Eittcrs. an'l the trial has proved the vir-
tue and efficacy Of the medicine in my rest rate
oil to health
am glad OF sn opportunity to us. my in
fiuence in recommending this medicine to those
afflicted with this horrible disease, believing
thatdn nll cases of dyspepsia it will prove n
positive benefit, if not an crectual cure
PHILIP IRISH, No. 5 Ashburton Place.
SETH W. FOWLE Il E"., l3S Washington
Street, Boston, Propri,tors. Sold by their
agents everywhere.
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Rf virtue of sundry Writs Of Ficri Facios
- to NE directed, 1 will sell Mt Abbcville
Court House, on the first Monday md Tuesday
IN February next, within the legal hours of sale
The following property, to wit:
500 Acres OF land, more or less bounded by
W. 1. Jones, jas. KillinCsworth and others. as
the properly OF >. T. Carter, ads. L. d S. Ag.
new. H. il. Mays and others.
i3o Acres, more or less, bounded by Jas
Cothran, Arch. Boyd aud others, as tie prop
erty OF Stephen ". Wills, ads SamI Perrin
and other.
26o Acres more or less, bounded BY Jos.
white, Robt Simpson and others. ns the prop.
erty OF A. Mauldin, ads. J. c. Donnclly & Co..
House and Lot in Lo vndsville containing
~ Acres, more or less bounded by Joel Lock.
hait @ and others. as the property OF L. W. Nc.
Callster. ads. VIM. n. Bell and others.
800 Acres, mare or less, bounded by F. F.
Powed, J. @. Bozeman and Others, ns the nron.
ertfy OF Jno. a. Martin, ads. R. w. Lundy and
others5 N
800 Acres. more or less, bounded by G. Cox
Pharis Martin and others. as the propertv of
r. B Moragne, ads n. G. Gardner and Others.
90 Acres, more or less, bounded by ]. p,
Graves, Peter Gillebeau aid others, as tie IRON.
erty OF Is. z Gilbert ads. Carmichael & Bean
: 4oh Acres, more or less, bounded bv Tboma,
fet!gi,!. Sarah Jones and others, as the prom.
er.J q y. * Hill, ads. WideRpn d Gibson and
TeHsls CASH GaG 4ssac.jt,,ssf !
9 COCHRAN. SAD.
z Shofiht pf.ee, !an.' -, 1867. 37.tsd
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NEW BOGkS! NEW BNOkS!!

INlIE subscribers have on hand choice sclcc
L ti"n of Books 10y popular and standard
authors. which they are Offering ut CHARLES
TON and CoLuMElA I'n'cEs.
Our stock consists in part of the following
RoonS:
Camp Fires Of the Revolution; Camp Fires of
Napoleon Life Of Nar"lcon by Abbot, in
vols. a; Millions Complete Work
Prcsc"t,'s Philip the Second. vols McCau-
lays England. 4 vols Allison's History
"i Europe. I'll series, > vols; Addison 5
Complete Works. & vols;
Spectator; Kittns Daily Bill. Illustrations,
vols; The Grnncll Expedition in search
Of Sir John Franklin :; Irvinr's Life of
Washington; Modern British issavists
Lectures on the True, I;rau;ifn md Good by
Cousin; Chemistry Of Common Life;
t"m.c's Positive Philosophy Nile Notes !;
Notes of Travels in the East hy l,orr;
Travels III Europe and the East bv Prime
Visits to European Celebrities lliilarIs &
Months in Itnly;
byron in various styles, also. Burns, Moore,
Milton, Rogers. Campbell. Longf.lIow,
Brvant, Smith dc, DE-. History of Ire.
land, = vols, by Mooney
Also supply of all kinds ofStntioncrv which
we are Offering very low.-Wc invite the pub
lie to give lis IL call and examine our stock.
BRANCH d ALLEN.
Nov. 4, 1896. 27-tf
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The Blue Ridge Railroad.

This Road, west oG Pendleton village, cx-
cept at the Tunn'!, has been suspended for
the ensuing year. In consequence Of this
suspension, We were told by Il contractor
on the road, that corn had fallen in price
from one dollar to sixty cents a bushe at
the Tunnel Labor, the poor mans sup
port, must likewise fall from fifteen and eigh-
teen dollars per month to eight aud ten dol
ars per month. So much for having mon
cy disbursed amongst us. Never was there
n more foolish idea than that Of oljec'ing
to the Blue Ridge Railroad by the citizens
of Grccnvillc, pickins and Anderson. They
are repaid tcntold, 10y the disbursement of
the money in constructing the road, for all
taxes they will ever have to pay on account
of the road. The COS! Of the road is paid
by the people of the lower country, who
nav the most of the taxes which 60 into
the public treasury. Independent Of this, the
city of Charleston subscribed towards the
road one million Of dollars, whilst the pco
plc of Grccnvillc have not subscribed one
dollar! But none Of this money is to he
spent in Charleston. Two milliors will lie
spent in Pickens and Anderson Districts
And yet the people Of these Districts are
opposed to the construction of the road !!
Penny wise and pound foolish" is very
applicable to those who pay fifteen thou
sand dollars towards an cnlerprizc, and have
disburscd amongst them two millions i'll car
rying it on to completion.
GrccnriUe Patriot.
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Opinions of the Press.

We take pleasure in referring TO thc virtue
of Davis Pain Killer. We have used the arti-
Gle and found it valuable The sale Of this
article in the United States is beyond all pre-
ccdent, rs the books of the Office will show
Cincinnati Commercial
Davis Vegetable Pain kiler.-Wc first heard
Of this medicine during visit to the New En-
gland States and being struck with the novelty
Of the title, were induced to make some inquiry
about it; and We were surprised to learn that
it was kept constantly in the house Of most of
the inhabitants Of the cities and villages where
stopped, to be used in case Of sudden attacks of
pain, burns, scnlds &c, and we heard it spoken
Of in terms Of high cominrn'latinn, both by
druggist and physicians PhiinIiphia Eagle.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.-It is IL real pleas
ure to us to speak favorab.y of this article
known almost universally to be good and safe
remedy for burns and other pains Of the body.
but for various summer complaints, and should
be IN every family. The casualty which de-
mnnds it, may come unaware.
Christian ddrocatc.
Valuable Mcdicnc.-Thc sale IF this remark
able and truly valuable preparation Perry Dn-
Wis Pain Killer, is constantly rapidly increasing
During the past year, the 1crnund for this grent
remedy has been altogether unprecedented.
Scarcely week passed by. during which We
do not hear Of some remarkable cure having
been performed, within the circle Of our ac-
quaintance. by the use of "Perry Davis Pain
killer"-Tror. Grn. 1dpertiscr
Sold by WARDLAW d LYON, Abbbcville.
Dec. 10, 1856. 30 ct
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABBEvILLE DIsTRICT.-IN EQUITY.
Vim. McClinton !
nn' lam Nsc",.a Ms.,"n Care" 5"S Bill for Partition, &c
Others
RY order Of the Court of Equity, will sell
~ at Public Outcry. at ALLcvillc Court
House, on Sale day in February next the Real
Estate formerly belonging to to James McClin-
ron, deceased, consisting of Two Hundred and
Sevcntr-Scven and II half Acrcs more or less
in two separate Tracts adjoining each other.
situate near Due West Corner, bounded by
lands Of Mrs. Alley Pruitt Samuel pruitt, John
Webb and others.
TERMS or SALE.-On credit of orc md two
years, purchaser to give Bond with two good
surcties and II mortgage of premises, to secure
the payment of the purchase money-costs to
be paid in cash.
WM. II. PARKER, c. T. a. d.
Commissioners Office,
Jan. 8, 1857. SO tbs
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The State of south Carolina.
ABBEITLLE DISTRICT.
Office Court Of Common Pleas and Gent Sessions
Attachment
James A. Lidale. B"skia, ri'Ts Attorney.
~, llEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the eigl,-
w teenth day of October eighteen hum
dred and fifty-six, file his declaration against
the Defendant who. Gt is said is absent from
and without the limits Of this state and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the
shme upou whom copy of said declaration
might be served: 1t IS therefore ordered,
that the said Defendant do appear and plead
to the said declaration, on or before the nine
tcentl' day of October eighteen hundred and
fifty..seven, otherwise final and absolute judg-
ment will then be given end awarded against
him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, CCP.
Clerks Office, Oct. ls, 1856 25-ly
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Citation

BY WILLIAM I'LL, ESQ, Ordinary Of Able
vile District:
WHEREAS, Mary J. Mathis and w. r.
w Mathis have applied to me for Letters of
Administration on ali md singular the goods
and chattcls. rights and credits of Luke Mathis,
l"te of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Abbcvlle Court House, on the
twenty first day of January instant, to show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this fifth
day of December, in The year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-
six, andin the eighty-frst year of Amerri-
can Independence.
w. HILL. o. Il. d.
Jan. ., 1857 80 1t
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A BEAUTIFUL SIGNIFIcATIoN.--"Ala la
bama" signifies in the Indian language
"IIere we rest" A story is told of tribe
of Indians who fled from = relentless foe in
the trackless forest in the Southwest.
Weary and travc-worn tley reached a no.
bic river which flowed through a beautiful
country. The chief Of the band stuck his
tent pole in the ground and exclaimed ::
"Alabama! Alabama J." ("llcrc We shall
rest Here we shall rest
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Abbcvillc Female Academy
Jan. 1G, 1857.

ME undersigned having been elected by
= the Trustees to take charge. of the above
Institution this year, wishes To inform the nn;
ronS Of the Srh""l, and til" friends Of cduca-
, ti"n generally that it will hc open for the r..-
ccption of Pupils on Monday, the 18th instant
lie earnestly snliciiS the hearty cun,,cratlon of
the people in building up School worthy the
patronage of all lovers of learning
The Scholastic Year is divided into two
Terms. The First commencing Isl Monday in
January, and ending, Friday before the First
Wednesday i'll August the Second. commcnc-
ing lst Monday in October, and ending, Friday
before Christmas
RATES OF TUITION.
lst Class: Spelling, Reading, lst Scs. 81 Sc.
Writing, and the Primary
elements Of higher branch
es . :ll 90 SIS %
Cd Class: The above, with
Geography, History, Eng
lish Grammar, Arithmetic
and Composition, 16 90 90
Sd Glass: The above, with AL
zebra, Geography, Chem
lstry, H"any, Astronomy,
Logic, Rhetoric, ttc., - 20 10 on
ith Class: The above, with
Latin and Greek, oS UO - 90
EXTRAS.
Music, Piano. oS 90 - 90
Guitar IS 90 II ov
Vocal, 3 10 co
Cse Of Piano in taking lessons, = % On
practicins. ad'li-
tional, - 90 | Ou
Drawing and Painting, : 90 90
Contingent Fee so so
A. T. WATSON.
January Is, 1857. 37.a,n
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MAR KA FITS.

ABBEVILLE. January l6.-Th"rc has been
quite an active demand for cotton, at prices
ranging from l to l2 cts.
COLUMBIA. January 15.-Prccs full and
steady. Some $50 bales changed hands yes
tcrdav Mt from Il! to l.S cts, extremes; most
sales at II to l2s cts
CHARLESTON, January lo.-Sa!cs Of 1873
bales at from e. to IL eta.
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THE OLD GROCERY STORE,
BY II. S. KERR,

rs still where it use to be, filled with all sorts
Il of Good Things. at low prices. for Cash
Customers. Those Indebted would do well To
settle: otherwise, they will be properly al
tended to. Credit is all fudyr. Some people
have found il out-othcrs are following in the
wakc-and those who do not comply, must
not grumhlc if they are dealt hard with. The
Cash system enables me to sell at shorter prof
it's than ever; and really believe that if every
body would pay rs they Sc could sell at al.
most cost-it's Il fuct. ii. :. KERR,
Brick Range
jar. 16, 1851. 37tf
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Citation.

BY WILLIAM IT'LL, Esq, Ordinary of Able.
Vile District:
" "HEREAS, G. ". Mattisnn has arpli.l ia
w me for Letters of Administration. ON nil
and singular the goods md chattcls rights
and credits Of james McKcwip, lat. of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, t." cite and admonish
al! and singular the kindred and creditors OF
SAID deceased, t" he and appear before ne, at
our next Ordnarvs Court for the soid District
to he holden at Ahbcville Court House, on thc
twenty,sixth day Of January inst, to show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted
Given under my hand md seal, this
tenth day of January, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred nnt. Fl fty.
seven, and in the eighty first Year of Amer.
lean independence.
y. HILL, o. Il. d.
January IL, 1857 90 %
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the Heirs and Distribu.
l. tees Of Joseph W. Williams, deceased. and
to all whom it may concern, that q, Settleunept
of the Personal Estate Of tho said deeS6sSa.
VII be made in the ;Ordinary's Office % Al.
bevi'ls .Distriet, OIL Wsdnesday, tho <sh5of
March next r. 4. AeCAsl.!iN, 6dh1r.
December 8, 1856. > - - S3fsSuo
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Head Quarters,
9th Regiment, 8. C. II.

ABBEvnLE, s. c.. Jan. II, 1857.
TN obedience to orders received from Briea-
l. dier Gen'l j. r. Weaver, an Election
will be held at Morrow's old Field on We'd
nesday, the 25th February next, for Major
General of Let Division, & C. NJ, to fiji the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of Major
Gent Saml MCGOWAN
BY order of
Brig. Gen'l J.. r. WEAVER.
II. IL HARrER, Col 'F'%
inn l6. 1856 - STA
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Head Quarters,
9Th Regiment, S. c. NJ.

JHHHarN =, IH51
ORDER No.
DlR>C ANT to an order from General John
l. Weaver; an Election will Ice held at I.o.
maX's, on "Wednesday, tl.e 18Th February next,
to fill the vacancy ocraSi"ncIl Lv the rrSiyna-
ton Of Major General Mct;owan. Lieut.. Col
Clinksralcs and Major Ilolr"s are charged
with the extension of this order
by order of Col. T. j. Roberts,
j. J. ADAMS, AIIt.
Jan. 1G, 1871 :;7li
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CONSHGNE;ES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot at Abhcvilc:-
John Enright, L Barnes II : Kerr JAS y
Alien, Christian d Deal. J 4 X } White, IL W
Lawson, Wier t. I.ythgoc. j 1honns, \ L"maH,
Rev G Murchison. j J Lee. Cobb. Hunter Il Co,
CT Haskell, Jr, Wardlaw IL l., Wicklfc tI 4.
Rev T a ll"yt, Il ii Warl!aw d :, Lcavell IL
{, J Il n knox, W NJ Ilughcv.
D. Il. SONDLEY, Ag't.
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Administrators Notice.

a Ii. Persons indebted to the Est ate Of =. c.
IA ncEruhl deceased, must settle up by
the 10Th February next, rs the Administrator
must have money to settle the debts due bv
the Estate.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL, Adm'r
Jan. |, 1877. 30 1t
rS}" Bannnr COnY
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House Building.

'SN1lE undersigned is now prepared TO do all
Il work entrusted to his care, in the Build
ing Line: t" Draw Plan. and "rrct all descrip-
tions of Buildings, froma onc.s;ory house to a
Court House.
Having received instructions from the best
Architects i'll the Union. he iatters himself that
lie can have work done in style equal to and
ms cheap can b" done in New York
Misunderstanding d Ecum, Architects.
BROOKLYN, New York Vim. Gainer, Architect.
of New York City; rcrryman & Waller. New
Market; DR. John 7. Barratt, Rarru,tsyillc.
llENHI JONES.
'rechwo"!, Oct. 10, 1896. 23-Iy