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One Thousand Dollars a. Year


Is only n fair average of the actual profit from
the Use oil each one Of these Machines, and, for
confirmation of this truth, we refer to any one
of the thousands of persons who Use them They
are adapted to every sort Of work, fine coarse,
upon silk, cotton, linen and woolen fabrics also
light and heavy leather. They never fail to give
entire satisfaction.
To meet the growing demand fo: SMALLER and
more elegant machine for private household pur-
poses, we have just produced, und are ready to re-
ccive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Which is the most compact and beautiful Sewing
Machine ever constructed. 1t is ornamentcd in
the highest style Of ART, and all who see it are
delighted with it, 1t makes the improved inter-
locked stitch, and is capable Of doing n greater
variety of work i'll better style than any other
Sewing Machine offered for family pur-
poses.
Price of Family Machine will, iron table COM
pletc for use, 800. The larger standard Inn.
chimes. from :; - to 5000 Send for I. NJ. Singer
IL Co.'S Gazette, II beautiful pictorial paper, de-
voted To Sewing Machines, and containim. list of
prices. and all other information OIL the snbiect
1t will be forwarded gratis.
l.. j. TAYLOR, agent
For Abheville District and adjoining territory
Principal Office. 45s Broadway, N. Y. Charles.
ton Office, 324 King Street.
\. B.-As Agent for the above Machine, |
would here state that have had one Of the No.
o. Machines in operation for eight months and
t''atit has performed work, from fine shirt col.
lars to heavy leather in Cnrringe Trimming, far
beyond ny expectation. | would not be without
, it; and shall be pleased to send samples of the
work to any one who may wish to SEQ them
Also. to receive orders for Machines, and to give
all instructions i'll working them.
l.. }. TAYLOR.
March 10, 1868 46 On
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RAHNEY'S HOTEL REMOVED.

Phi THE subscriber would respectfully G::;>
Ell. inform the public that lie has re- sliiI
moved from his old stand, and leased r.iiucd
and repaired the house Of Mrs. JANE l.. ALLEN
on the South-East corner of Public Square, where
he will ut all times he pleased to receive and
accommodate nny and all who feel disposed to
favor him with their patronage. No pains or
expense will be spared To render his GUESTS com
Portable and happy, while his tnbl. Will be- sup
piled with the hest the country can afford. All
he asks is ii trial, and he feels confident that he
will he nble to please. both in accommodations
and price, rs his guiding motto s-" Live and
let Live" His intention is to charge such pri-
ccs as ho can live by, and others can elf:,rd te
pay.
There will he Stables connected with this
Hotel, supplied with all the requisites OF Livery
Stable; so that he will lie enabled to nccoinlno
date both man and brast. There will ulso be
eonveyanccs I" convey passengers 10 any point
they may desire to so.
JOHNSON RASIEY.
January IL. 1853 80 If
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Meckey Codncil b.. & SIN.
h1sHE Regular meeting of this Council will bo
Nosth. IS 1''s"' ~ '.''' ''
E5tra meetings will DO called at any time to
SUIT the Fc0siyenioHte Of Companions from ibe
sountsy.sS JrC5.e RAs;KfN .Rer6rdey. :,
y Il 5Qet. SO, 1857 &. 81 ~ 4
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Cigarse Cigars, Cigars.

UST received q lot of fine CIGARS, cousi..
q. ting Of the follo*ing-cboice Brands
;Ghi9Shuretta Londsres, Rio Hondo Milar,
jupiter Londres, Caehucha, Operas.
= JORDAN & tMcI.AUCHf.tNs
. DEng and Chemical Store
March l2,rlS5s. e5 Al II
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GREAT INDUCEMENT.
&oodS!!
LOW PRICES!
M. S T r A u S S,
koSburv, .. q.

DlCH PRINTED JACONErS, LAWNS,
IL ORG ANDES, GRAPE AND BAREGE
ROBES, in every style
CllAl.IN, colnrrd MISLINS and SILKS,
l5own and birachcl SIiIRlINGS, at IL very
low figure,
PRINTS, (aS. color or-warrant",l,
EMBROIDERIES. UANDK ERCUIEFS
LACES, WHITE GOODS, lIO-
SlEltl AND GLOVES,
Spring Mantillas and Shawls,
HOOP SkltTS-rx,ri,sivc variety,
LINEN, Mascille, Farmer Satin, Drills &C..
Bonnets, Hats and Hoods,
the hest assortment ] ever offered, and the very
latest style. Also, RIBBONS, and FLOWERS
to correspond.
Ready Made Clothing,
All styles and qualities.
Fancy Articles,
PERFUMERY, BRUSHES. POETEMONIEsS,
FANS, &c.
Caters, Slippers, Boots & Shoes,
articles which can warrant, and all sizes.
a full assortment Of
Crockery, Hardware, Stationery,
Groceries, &c.
i" my regular and punc:ual customers rs
well AS those who buy for Cush, | will sell Goods
Mt ioc prices.
NJ. STRAUSS.
March 2G, 1853 40 ON
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBETiLLE DISTRICT,

ABBETILLE DISTRICT,
In Equity.
Rehicker d Glover; Bill Tor an account
rS. SME.tu: ,
N. J. Davis, WIN. NJ Sale ''"''""''"s "'''''
and Others. &c.
TT appearing to the Court, that Win. NJ. Sale;
l. one Of the DEPENDENTS in this case, resides from
and beyond the limits of the State-on motion Of
Wisoii, Lomax and Haddeh, Compliments Solic-
itors ordered, that the said defendant do appear,
and answer, plead, or denur to the Complain
ants Bill Of Compliant within three months after
publication hereof Of otherwise the Bill will
be taken pro confssso against him.
w. IT, PARKER, cEA.p.
Commissioners Office,
March 9, 1898. As 3m.
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new CASH STORE.
MOORE 9 (OWA1[F&

MOORE q (DWAlF&
WOULD again put the public in mind OF the
oeSt way to save money; and we will say
as before. that for the Cash we will give you
Goods cheaper than was ever offered in this
market. Their Dress Goods are from the cheap.
ton:
Prints from 6 ii to IL 1-2, of the hest
manufactures.
Lawns from l. TO 50 cts,
Organdies, 25 cts to 81,
Orgnndy Robe Quillcs, all prces
Tissue Robe Quilics,
Pnrodn Double Ducalls, something new,
Silks from 50 To Si5
Mantllas from 81 so TO $4,000,
Collars, II large stock, from IL 9 cts. to
$500,
Sets Collars and Sleeves from rs cts TO
S2j.U0.
Hose from 6 Ia to 10 cts.
Mourning Goods II full stock
But there Is no use to cnuincrutc as our Stock
is full and complete. We invite the attention of
the Ladies to the above; and to the Farmers we
will say our Stock of heavy Goods is large, and
We have taken great care to lay in II Stock that
will suit them in quality and price. Osnaburgs
ut the same low price, cts; BIcnchcd and
Brown Siriings from | Il to II IL cts
Stripes, II large stock and in
Gil HIN G.
we can show you something new in style and
price. a good stock of
Summer HatS,
to which we invite y"u TO call and see. All we
can say is, come TO MooRE tG tlUAIrE if YOU
want e. Goo,lS low down.
Don't forget the placc-frst door North of
Post Office.
n. B-No Goods will be taken back when
once sold, unless the Goods be damaged before
purchased.
April il, lSjS 81 If
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HOTEL, LIVERY AND SALE
STABLES.

as:;;i THE undersigned, having rented ~
.LL5lA. the Stables f"rnlcr!y kept ly J. /C5N
VI. DAVIS, upon Washington street, would hereby
notify the travelling public that, at IL larg. OUTLAY
he has fitted up and rr-arranycL them for the
purpose OF accommodating any and all who NAV
feel disposed To patronizc linn.
lie would al" say that his Stables will ALWAYS
he provided with experienced Osllcrs, and an
abundant supply Of rrovcndcr.
lie would say that in connection with his sta.
bIes, he has also rrn,cd the Hotel occupied last
Year by J"hnso" Ramey. and is prepared To ac-
commodate both permanent und transient board.
crs.
Having had long experience in the Hotel and
Stable business he nattcr> himself that his uu-.
'r'ng efforts IN his line will not fail TO please his
patrons.
His Stables are well supplied with Hacks
Carriages, Buggies and Horses TO hire.
lie hopes 10y strict attention To business to
merit and receive share Of public patronage.
=. :. RUTLEDGE.
Abheviic &. H., S. c., Feb. 10, 1855. srn
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THE CENTRAL HOUSE,

HN CONSEQE ENCE Of the rapidly t17:;;t
IL declining state of my wifc's health. | LII
nm compelled to retire from the business of keep.
ing Public House, and therefore offer the un :
expired time Of my lease of the CENTRAL.
HOUSE, viz: two years from the first Of July
next, and give possession a, any time after this
date.
! also offer the furniture for sale, which is COM
pletc, and all nearly new
10 any one wishing to engage in the business,
the location is n very desirable one, being in the
centre of the business part Of the city, and at Il
convenient distance from the State House and
Court House. AS it regards the sale of the
Furniture, the price would be moderate, and
only part required in cash-on the other nall,
crcd, OF six and twelve months Will be given,
for good bankabc paper.
also have first rate man Cook, and House
servant, who would either sell or hire on rea.
sonable terms For further particulars apply
to the subscriber on the premises.
JAMES MCMAHON,
Columbia, 5. G..
April II, 1853 So 4t
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NOTICE

N 9th Q E,
u OBlN PUCK will st;rnd ut james ~
IL Pursl"y's during the Spring Season 8Es1YA
.ilc is ii young JAEk and Very heavy AsN.A
built, and "t beautiful Black color. have
Of his cults and they are remarkably
fine. Terms $ Dollars for insurance.
d. l.. pURSELH
April 2S, 1858 3,
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
i5LEM I'll OSS 7 HAIR
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

A ND who that is gray woul not have h re-
IA stored 10 former color; or bald. In, would
have the growth restored, or troubled with dan:
druif and itching hut would have il removed, or
troubled with sc5ofula. scnld head or other crup-
tons, but would be cured, will. sick headache
(ncuralgia) but would be cured Ii will also re-
move all plmp!es from the face and skin. Prof
Woods Hair restorative will do all this sec cir
cuar and the following:
AXN ARDoF, November 5, 1856.
PROF. o. J. WooD-Dcar Sir: l have heard
much said Of the wonderful effects of YOUR Hair
Restorative, but having buen 80 often cheated by
Guackery and qnack nostrums, hair dyes, &C., I
was disposed to place your Restorative in the
same category with the thousand and one loudly
tru'npetcd qnack remedies, until met you in
Lawrence county some months since, when you
gave Ine such assurance rs induced the trial of
your Restorative in my famiIy-frst by my good
wife, whose lInir had become very thin and en-
trely white, and before exhausting one of your
large bottles, her hair restored nearly to it's
original beautiful brown color, and had thickencd
and had become beautiful aud glossy upon and
entirely over the head; she continues to use it,
not simply because ofits bcautifying effects upon
the hair, but because Of its healtIIfu influence
upon the head and mind Others Of my family
and friends are using your Restorative, with the
hapPest effects; therefore, my skepticism and
doubts in reference to its character and value are
ally and con6dentially recommend it's use by all
who would have their hair restored from white or
gray lby reason of sickness or age) to original col.
or and beauty, and By all young persons who would
have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours
FRIEND WooD: 1t was long time after saw
you at BIissfeId before got the bottle of your
Restorative for which you gave me an order up.
OH your agent in Detroit and when got it we
concluded to try it on Mrs. Mann's hair, as the
snrest test ofits power. 1t has done all that you
assured mo it wonld do and others Of my family
and friends, having witnessed it's effects, are now
using and recommending its use to others as en- :
titled 10 the highest consideration you claim for
it.
Again, very respectfully and truly, yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
CARLYLE, III, June 20, 1852.
have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restora.
tive. and have admired its wonderful effecta My
hair was becoming, as. + thougHt, pre6naturely
gray, but by the use OF his Restorative It has re-
sumed its original color, and, have no doubt,
| permanentiyso. r.gf.
s. BREssE, ex-senator, us,
o.J. WOOD & CD, FrspIeidss 3f9 Broad:
way. N. Y, lin TIE greaSsN.f .fY. Wire Railing
Mo.
| SOLD BY
JORDAN & MoLAu6HLrr, Aybsyille. -
BRANcH.& ALLEN, Abbevile d due West.
| Feb Is, 1853. "A. ~.
Plotoken, or. Eemal ess Friend.
| AsNEW supply just received aud fos !. .sal,
JQRDAN & Me1AtJcnt,IN {
". March II, 1853 ~
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SINGE1,s
( WING M MACHIkES
FOR PLANTERS USE.

all the leading branches of manufacturing
l. industry, the great practical superiority of
Singers Sewing Machines is IL fact established
beyond dispute. No tailor. shoe manufacturer,
clother, searnstrcs,, drcss-makcr, saddler car
ragc trimmer, hat manufacturer, &c, &c, can
afford to do without them
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PAY UP! LAST CALLM

PAY UP! LAST CALL!!
7 WANT it distinctly understood. that those
l. who owe me had better come forward and
pay up l have indulged them long enough :;
and in fuct, just as long as intend to, and ! vii,
wait upon them no longer. Those who know
themselves 10 be indebted to me, had better come
up to the scracth' at once, If they are not
anxious to pay cost. Their notes are now in the
hands of Wilson d Lomax.
AUGUSTUS LOMAX.
April 81, 1863. 52 3m
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MILLS! MILLS!
Headquarters.

Headquarters.
2D BRIG, 1sT DIVISION. S. c. NJ.
EDGErIELD G. H., April 20lh, 1853
ORDERS No.
THE Colonies of the respective Regiments
Il within the Cd Brigade, st Division, S. c.
Militia, are hereby required to make an accu.
rate aud full return to the Brigadcr General Of
the actual strength Of the various Corps compos
ing their comma6p ;:-ogether with the names Of
the field officersand their rank, on before the
fourth Mondayxn May next.
o, BY Order Of.
w. C. MORAGNE.
Brig. Gem ed Brig. lst Division, 8. c. d.
H. w. ADDISON sBEig. Major
April 81. 1853 r. l st
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THE MARSHALL HOUSE.;
TTIIE subscriber having purchased that eonf-
l. Iaodiouy and we'll known mansisn, tho
Marabalf House, has made every arrangement
for the accommodation Of permanent and tram
seient boarders, and hopes, by proper nttentioa,
to merit free share Of public patronage. After
The first ofOctobeI tho rates iregualar boarding
will DO $b Per months
Oct l-5f 23s II
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LANYARD AND SH0ESH0P.

Nh Il. ADAM FIERNElISEI., regular
We faithful and successful German Tanncr.-
In finish and durability, his heavy and light
Leather challenges competition with the best 20
kcts.
MeSsrs. SA ANIUEL KNOX and JOHN MEY-
ER, Boot aud Shoe Makers.
Mr. Knox is known throughput the District
Mr. Meyer fashionable, finished and faithful
Boot and >hoe Maker,
for Gentlemen, and Coarse and Dress Shoes for
Ladies' has not his superior in New York or
Boston.
Orders promptly attended to. Prices will be
known hv cards distributed.
a liberal share Of patronage is respectfully
citcd.
J. w. JONES.
Calhouns Mills, April, 1858 81 Stlm4m
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G A N D I D A T E S .
For the Legislature.

eB" The friends Of CAPT. j. N. COCH-
RAN, announce him condldnte for the I,cgisla-
ture, ut the ensuing election.
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eY- The friends of MATTHEW II. COCH
RAN respectfully announce him n candidate
for Sheriff of AbbeviIc District, at tho next cleo
ton.
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II" The friends of JAMES; a. McCORD ro-
specially announce him Candidate for Tax
Collector, at the nest Election, for ALbeville
District.
July SD, 1857 IL ~td
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= MI &c - a. VVITIESToCK
Stock w (pM ] Tho public that
Shrts UnderShirts Collars Cavats
Perfumery, Stationery, Umbrellas,
o wHh nshwng
shonl5t o
Quality be
Ah you have
the place
H. NJ. Il
"'''"' ""'' AO''"'c 30
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u The friends OF G.. NJ. MATTISON, re-
spcctf"lly Announce him n candidate for Tax
Collector, al the ensuing election.
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0J- The friends Of II. A. JONES. ESQ, an
nounce him n candidate for the Legislature, al
the c:.suing election.
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Ut Tho friends of NIMROD McCORD re
spectini'y announce him n Candidate for Shsr-
Ill nj the ensuing Election.
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Piotoken, or. Females Friend.
ANEW supply iuss received aud II .sals
JORDAN & Ne1AtJcnt.IN
March II, 1853. ~ q
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eS" The friends Of COL. II. II. HARPER
respectfully announce him u Candidate for the
Legislature, Mt the ensuing election.
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For Clerk.

~ Tho friends Of MATTHEW McDON-
:.:-:: announce him :; Candidate for re .cle ctio,f
for Clerk, at t'" ensuing election.
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--i SOLD BY
JORDAN & McLAu6HLM, Aybssille. -
BRANoa& ALLEN, Abbeviile eDue WAst..
Feb. rs, 1853. Al. - ~.
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Citrate Of Magnesia.

Citrate Of Magnesia.
TUST received, &. fresh supply Of this de-
o. lghtfnl substitute for EPSON Salts, it is
destutute Of bitterness. and by its pleasant acid
ity of taste and effervescing character is render'
ed q very agreeable and refreshing drink, for
sails by s.-.N
JORDAN Il MCLAUGHLIN.
No.3, Grapite Range,
Abbeville c. n.
Marcf, II, 1858. Al IF
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MONTGOMERY'S
CELEBRATED DOUBLE SCREEN
Rockaway Premium
"'EAT FAM.

THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
l. Right for this State, now offers to Planters
these Justly celebrated Fans for cleaning Wheat
This Fan is superior TO any thing of tho kind
now in use, the number of premiums awarded
at different State Fairs will attest. 1t is simple
in its structure easily rugged. works well. and
when out Of order. can be repaired by any orli-
nary mechanic. 1t is adapted to cleaning all
kinds Of gruin. For further PARTICULARS Hand
Bill, which will be furnished any one desiring
such.
Cotton Gins and Threshers.
Also constantly on hand supply of Cotton
Gins. which warrant to be equal TO any made.
Also, lot of Threshars which are so extensively
known thut / deem it unnecessary TO eulosisc
them here.
These Machines are all manufactured in this
place, by skillful wurkmen, and of The very best
material, and'warrantcd to do what is said for
them Any orders for either of the above Ma,
chimes, addressed to the subscriber or left with
my Travelling Agents, will be promptly attended
to.
JOHN ENRIGHT
Abbcville C. II S. c., May >, 1858 2-;m
~ Independent Press, Edgii-ld Advertiser
and Newberry Rising Sun, copy 3 m"nths.
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cB- The friends of JOSEPH r. MOORE re
specially announce him Candidate for Sheriff
at the ensuing election.
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CARLYLE, lit, June 20, 1852.
/ have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restora.
tive. and have admired its wonderful effects. NV
hair was becoming, as + thonght, Sprenaturely
gray, but by the OF his Restorative It HAS re-
sumed its original color, and, have no doubt,
s,ov, outly .
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For Sheriff

tR- A few of the Long Came friends Of w.
u. NEEL, would respectfully announce him AZ
II Candidate for Sheriff, ut the next election.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-02
IN WHAT CONDITION CONGRESS
LEFT THE COUNTRY.

The Washington correspondent Of the \.
y Tribune, thus sums Gr the condition Of at
fairs,
"Congress has gone away, leaving the coun
lry Ia condition such as has not been expert
enced for many Yeas, and without having mtae
an effort 10 relieve the wants of suffering an
sighted industry. Forty millions OF dollars
have been authorized IN Treasury notes tild
loans Within five months, in addition to the
revenues from customs, lands an ais,elaueoeS
sonrces, aud with the current expenditures,
still further use OF the pdGtie debt will be de-
maudcd in December next. No provision ct
any kind was msae securing the treasury notes
sai loans, for which tn, proceeds OF the PUB
Sic lat 1; wsre always harctotars Ptsdged. 1 =
These are. some few Of the fesllts @hieh De
-.locrstic Administrator aud Democratic ma
,gi,ies IL b,.h branches Of Congress hlye
,eb;ava3 after session Of more thtn 1--WE
manf,,s. It ra1lires ths bolIest of aadtcity
70 f,ee con,titasn ,ies AFTER su;h ertfiina aao
willful neglect.
.,TAe catalogue Of bills passed is dull re-
eitAl of the eemmh rontines uaredeemed oy a
nubhs MEASURE of aus Importance, or oy one
act of policy Of nition,l megnltnie The
-nrivate bills were carrie by drumming AL
Ior-rolling The Lobby fairly reyeied IN the
closing hours Of tile session. and was hevcr
more Extensively conspicuous 10 the public gaze
They seized upon and appropriated tho anti
room, lobbies aud avenues TO both wings OF
the Capitol, aud several Senetors; to avoid au
lacious importantly, were compelled to leave
orders with the messengers, denying themselves
to all calls, aud to seek the privite exits anf
,cntrauces to escape being badgered So f'r
from producing beneficial Consequence, the III
vestigatjous Of this session have been attend
9 with positive evil, etnbolden;Rs the c9!raf
.com5naiious to pursue their schemes with more
rsekiessness, onj to lefy opnon By the open
--,s4 Of their venality."
Forty millions have been borrowed, and mar
@riiibs NEEDED befo'e December nert. Most o
this immense. sum has been reckiessly nna cor
ruply squanlered upon favorites. Ro nus
have ehaaee Of ralers, it @e would save th,
y ,vern.neAt from destruction, for such cor
ruptio@ aud cxtravHganee as uow pFevrils can
not endure.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-07-02
Notice of inQuisitiOn.

WHEREAS VIM. lines, lite of Southampton
TownsEir Bedford County, died seized of the fol-
lowing des, riheo real estate, 10 wit The mansion
tract containing about four hundred and seventy
acres. adjoining lands Of Thomas Leasure, Joseph
Bennett. Geo Baitholow. John Fennet and Others
One other tract, containing about ioo acres aa-
Joining lands OF IIezekiah Tegell, tTeorse Ie"eii'
David HouSail and others. One oster tfaGt coh-
tanning about so acres, adjoining lands OF v eSley
PerCew, and the next described tract and 9thers.-
Also the undivided one-third part OF trACt con-
tanning four hundred and seventy y-four acres or
theleabouts, adjoining lands of Joseph Bennett,
Wesley Perdew, and the last above described tract,
all situate in southampton Township, Bedford
County---leaving issue eight heirs to Wit;
William NJ. lines, Isaac lines, John lines,
now dead leaving two children, Mary an Sarah
Iiams, the last of wh1m is minor,and has no guar
dian, Richard Iams who is now in Allegheny Co.,
Pa Moses and Aaron IiamS, the petitioners, and
Jacob and Henry Iilms. All except Richard reside
in Bedford County.
Notice is therefore given, that in pursuance OF a
writ OF partition or valuation TO me directed, /
viii proceed to hold inqnisition or valuation on
the said premises, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
1;,Iy. 1858, when and where all parties interested
may attend if they think proper.
WA, 8. FLUKE,
Sheriff.
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