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SOUTH CA R0LIN A,
LANCASTER DISTRICT

In the Court Of Ordinary In The matter o,
Mrs. O!irid Noores Wa
WHEREAS John l.. Lanicr, John Alex.
nndrr, Robert \. Perry, Henry Crmsc, JAS.
VI. McGrnn. Aiinos \. Fields, William G..
GIbbcns and Andrew |. iirnncii. have no.
iihcd me, that they require The gill OF Mrs.
Olivia Moore widow. late of Lancaster Dis.
srici, deceased, 10 be proved in due and sol.
.mn fofm of Law, and whereas Bci iamin
Abdrn Culp, Administrator of the said Oil.
VIA Moore, with her will annexed, has filed
his petition with n similar prayer, and il
appearing that William T.. Gibbeus and wife
Elizabeth. james VI. MrGinn and Sarah his
wife, Susan l.anicr, John Alexander, Henry
truse and Dorcos Caroline his wife, -
Black, and Nancy Isl. Ok lis wife, the chill.
dren # Hugh Moore deceased son tviz)
William Moore, Parks Moore and other
children Of said Hugh Moore. names un.
known. The children OF William Monre,a
deceased son. names not known, all Of
whom are lcgatees under the will. aud also
all OF whom would be entitled TO a dstri.
bntivr share Of the Estate, if the deceased
had died int"state, reside without the limits
Of the State. These a,c therefore To noti.
~, require, cite and ndmonsh the said Wm
L. Gibbrns and Elizabeth his wife, James
NJ McGinn and Sarah his wife, Susan La.
ner, John Alexander. Henry Cruise and
Dorc's Caroline his wife, - Black and
Nancy Black his wife, the children of IIuph
Moore a deceased son. viz William Moor.
Parks Moore and the other childrrn Of said
Hugh Moore. names not known. The chill.
drrn of William Moore deceased son
names not known, together with Moses
Moore, William i. Miller, John |. I.anicr-
Robert n Perry and Olivia Jane hi, wife.
Andrew !. Bernctt and Charlotte his wife.
Benjamin Stnrgi, and Mary his wife, llinos
a. Fields and Mary his wife aud Mary Mil.
Ter. l.cgatrrs Of the said Olivia Moore.
deceased, and also distributes. ir she had
died intestate, Ia be-, and appear, before me
On Friday the sixteenth day of April 1853
IN the Court or Ordinary, TO be holden nj
LancastrI Court House, then and thee 10
shcw cause, il any, why the said will shon,d
or should not b. proved aud established in
due form Of Law, or for what cause IN.
same should he SET aside.or established md
10 make such other and further showing
and proof as you or either Of You, the said
paiti may deem necessary, proper. and
advantageous for your respective rights
and interests in the premises.
- /GlVEN under my hand and seal
( J.. =. ! Of office at Lancaster Court. .bouse
- this seventh day Of January a, ID.
1858.
JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON,
o. L. ID.
Jan. IL, 1888. AS-3m. Pftl6.5O.
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$ out b Ca roIina a
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

WILLIAM SETTLE, who is in the
custody of the Sheriff of Lancaster District
10y virtue Of Wd: Of Capias ad Respon
drnd um. at the Suit Of Daniel Jones and
w VI. Kinder, having filed in INV Office to.
gether with schedule on oath Of his Who'll.
Estate and effects, his petition To the Court
- common Pleas, praying that he may be
admitted to the benefit uf the acts of the
General Assembly made for the Relief Of
ihs"ivrht ijcbivIs. ii is ordered ibat the
said Daniel Jones, w, NJ Kinder and all
nihefs the creditors To whom the said Wm.
Settle Is Ia any wise indebted, he and thew
are hereby summoned and have notice To
appear before the said Court at Lancaster
Court House, on the Third Monday in
March neat, to shew cause il any they can
Why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid
should not De granted.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Ohice OF Common Pleas, Lancaster dis.
trict, Oct IS, 1857.
De-. ., 1857. 43-3m.
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PETERSON'S
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
L,NcA.rEB DIsgRicr.
10 the Common Pleas.
ii. II. Williams
" W y ,,,. { Attachment

Whereas. the plaintiff did on the Iith
d"y oi March 1887 tile his declaration a..
ga'nSt The Defendant who (as IL il said) is
absent from and without the limits of thi,
Sinlr. aud has neither wife nor attorney
known within The samc, upos whom copy
OF the said Declaration might be served -
lt Is therefore ordered. thai the said Drfen.
dant do appear and plead 70 the sa.d DcrIs.
ration on or bsf"Is The 18Th day Man.h
(ls5s) which will be ia the year of onr
Lord one thousand eight hundred aod iifty.
eight, otherwise inal and absolute Judge.
ment will then be gwen so awarded against
him.
J. A. STEyvuhN, Clrk.
Mach lJth 1857. 1-oA.m. for ".
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To Planters and Eoue
Builders.

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very liberal ra'r"na!'r received for iLc pat.
anG iLHrs thus nIcIhud L.. Inl"rm t,I. riii ms
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PERSOMdL-

80. George w. Morton, democrat. has been
elected mayor of Hoboken.
-. The Cassville Geo } Express dominates
the Hon Howell Cobb for President in 1860
The celebrated bigamist, DR.. HAYNES. who
has Just served four years Imprisonment in the
Kentucky penitentiary, was again arrested in
Louisville on the 18th instant.
In Boston, at an early hour on Monday
morning, the bulletin board Of the American Ex.
change News Room contained an announcement
or the death Of Vice President Breckiuridoe AT
Washington. The report was destitute OF the
slightest foundation, and is presumed to have
been placed before the public for no other object
than to create sensation
-. New Orleans correspondent of the ST
Louis Republican writes as follows If there be
any hliousters In st. Louis, 1t NAV interest them
to learn that the redoubtable ex- President of
Nicaragua, Gen. William Walker, is now in this
city, and has been for month past He is cool
ly and contentedly waiting his trial before the
United States District Court, on charges of viola
ung the neutrality laws, which is expected to
take place In Nav. lie keeps himself secluded
In his room and writes, understand as indus
uiously ana continuously il committing to
paper the minute particulars of the last few busy
and eventful years of his life An ardent friend
a ID follower of the renowned hlibuster informs
me mat another raid upon Nicaragua is not only
contemplated, but in actual preparation. and that
the coincidence in it's success is Just great as il
ever was; that General Henningsen has been
busy securing friends to the cause arranging for
recruiting and making other preparation and
that no formidable obstacle is expected TO inter-
fere.
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Proceedings of To-day.

Is THE SENATE, to-day, the Chair submitted a
memorial and constitution from citizens of Utah.
asking to be admitted into the Union as STATE
On motion Of Mr.. Seward, the documents were
laid on the table and ordered to ne printed.
Mr.. Benjamin presented a memorial from the
members of the grand jury and members Of the
bar OF this city, demonstrating against The pro.
posed removal of Judge Crawford of the Wash
ingtOn Criminal Court; referred
Mr.. Housan called up a resolution directing
the Committee on Foreign Relations to inquire
into the expediency Of taking some steps for ex
tending the protection Of the United States Gov.
eminent over the territory of Mexico.
MIR. Ill. urged the feasibility and advantages
that would accrue to both to Mexico and the
United states, by the Annexation Of the former,
and the dangers incident TO leaving her in her
present concition. Her subsection to city chief
and liable Ia be absorbed by some European gen
eral was alluded to as good cause for extending
the protector; t. Of Cover nment over that dis
tracted countrJ.
In THE HOUSE, Mr.. Morrill, spoke in favor cf
the bill, heretofore introduced by him, granting
lands to the several States for the establishment
of colleges for the promotion of agriculture and
the mechanic arts
Mr.. Burlington offered a resolution which was
adopted requesting the Secretary of state to COM
nunicate to the HoIse such correspondence as
may huve taken place between the authorities of
This Gove rnment and the Government of Chilli i'm
re2ad to the detention by the latter of the Anne
can vessels Good Return and franklin al the
port OF Talcahuana, in the year 1882
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The NATIoSAL FIREHEN's MrsIER An ad-
journed meeting of the gentlemen interested in
the proposed grand muster Of the fremen of the
United Sia'S to take place in Boston next fall
was held in that city on Tuesday After the
election Of the officers for the association it was
agreed to raise the sum Of $40 600, from which
the following prizes are To be- awarded:
TO engines Of inch cylinder md upwards to
play through eco feet of hose, horizontal stream
the greatest distance, drafting water through 30
feet az suction Doe, SIGc0: 2d, $500 ID. $500 !;
4tb. StDG, 5:h, S5Ou; 9th, $50; 9Th, 500; 18th,
$50; 9Th, SIUn; IOth, $50.
The same prizes aie TO De awarded to all en-
2ines of six inch cylinder and under seven and
also 20 all under six inch.
To the Hose Company that will run from Bowls
ton street, at junction OF Beacon street cast of,
400 feet Of hose, up Beacon street and put on thu
pipe and pass water through the same in the
quickest time, $500; I'd, siOO I'd, 800 4th, 500
5th. SlO0; 9th, $50
suitable prizes will be of-redt"the Hook and
Ladder Companies and il Is also proposed To
give suitable prize for the best constructed and
most durable Steam Fire Engine
All tre companies intending 10 be present. are
requested To notify the Corresponding Secretary
before August 18Th