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SOMETHING TO WEAR AT
USE & ELVE KS ON,g,

Il - n a n = = . > % IS
a 7 a small advance prime COST
"a OVeruuats az FerT los prizes
Business Coats Of every variety
Dress and Frocz Coats 90 suit Che times.
Padtai6ons and fests 1f every rr15e
Boys and Youths Clliliu- 10 very los prizes.
- Shirts and Under Cl1..i-aE " ali liuts,
reGlruEE
With every description Of Furlsug Goods NJ tba var f
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HILLMA An BR 0fs
Iron Depot,

10. A COLLEGE, AND A AID % L[IREEE STBEETs
nFFER for sale good terms 20 cash or prom lalers
800 tons Of their celebrated Chaic0al H-ihei Ifaa.
80 81 veil assorted Piltslur- Iroa;
SO % Hammered Iron includinz Pou MouiIs-
50 Z" Best Teu1essea Casiu-s-
10 T" Cast, Shear, a q B. stssl--
1900 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, best band:
go Cast, Wrought, ana steel Plous, an sizes;
20 sets Wagon and Buggy Axis, an sizes.
Also AnVils, Vices, Files, Chains, Axes Cutters &C.
jan29-to jan 1, So
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Low PRICED FURNITURE,
Professor H;lsI1eTI,s Electric Oil.

and every variety Wood and Cane Seat CHAIRS. We will FL
deavor please all and will take much pleasure in showing
stock to those who may favdr rs Fithr5r oaAs =
may29-3m PATTERSON & FREEMAN.
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a UCFIoNEER AND GENERAL ltGENF. uouid -olsr hfs
sefvcea 20 the palc for enc 1s Of E1l estate,
Nes Furniture, Dry Goods Gr1ceres, other srsces %
property either "a town or country. Being deterel to d.
90 the Elore BUSINESS Eud haVinr
experience Cater myself tai San Eirs sIslcton % tboss
who aVor IN Inst line. can always Be found che
Counting Room u The Patriot .ic' Were my absence or
dsrs NAV BE- ieft. rsrt-ff
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-02-24
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA,


surned and the money. to be expended in
order TO sustain and advance the noble
cause. are mere trifes compared with the
good We expect to accomplish But we
want brave men men who will fight val
iantly-- -dastards and towards do not suit
us. W. Savs bold, artful and formidable
foeto encounter, and we needsober, steady,
noble and whole-souled men to aid us in
the fearful conflict Yet we do not reject
the poor inebfiase, who we believe is sim
caraly aesir 20 acsSt in his lot with rs,
and try to i've 8 better life time tocone." !"
We repeat again that there is no neutral
ground, there can be none and we sin
cerely believe that if this fact was duly i'm
pressed upon the minds OF all sober, re-
| flecting men, that they would no longer
hesitate as to the course they ought to
pursue in reference to this matter. We
would urge it upon them as fact that can
not be successfully controverted, that you
cannot act neutral part in this matter
See how it works in other matters" You
cannot serve God and Mammont" You are
either believer or an unbeliver-you are
either patriot or an enemy of your coun-
i try-you are either a temperance man or
an anti-temperance man. If my position
is not tenable, I hold myself open to con-
viction. R.
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especially doctors, who have never yet ex-
amined this matter critically, may think
that this is taking a position rather too ul-
ira; yet, / think it is clearly apparent that
we can succeed in nothing we undertake.
satisfactorily at least unless we go at it
properly. Who would attempt to keep a
stream from flowing by a dam, whilst the
head fountain of its tributaries above are
permitted to exist. Whoso verdant as to
undertake to clear piece Of land by cut
ting off q few Of the most prominent branch
es Of the trees, whilst he paid no sort Of at
tention whatever to sprouts and saplings
Do we not all know that the proper way
of doing business of this sort is, to go to
the root of the matter; and that, unless
we succeed in taking that out, we have nc
assurance of success. So, too, if we 60 nc
farther than to contraband alcohol as a
beverage, whilst we still retain it as med
icine, (which is the very root of its use as
beverage) our accomplishment is but
patch work; and our opponents as well a;
his internal majesty will continue to laugh
our labor to scorn until we change the di
rection of our force.
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LnfG5slity. In society Of Infdels at Gin
cinnati, celebrating the birth day Of Thomas
Paine. Mr. Pickles said Allowing that he
did drink, what Of that; why. almost every
man in this room drinksp So muca 81 the
morals Of infdelity.
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Oh Gittraturt
THE EBONY CAsKET.

BY ELLEN LOUISE CHANDLER,
AUTHOR OF "THIs, THAT, AND THE OTHER.
Continued from oar last.
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10 ,PrOPrietOrs, Architects
and Builders.
JOHN CORBETT,~
Practical House Painter

Practical House Painter,
W!OULD inform the Inhabitants of Able.
w vile, and the public generally. that he
hos permanently located at AbbeviiIe G. H,
for the purpose Of pursuing his profession
From long experience in Europe. aud many of
the principal Towns of America, combined
with n steady attention to business, he fiatters
himself that he will be able to give ntire salts.
faction to all who wish to have good House
Painting done and will favor him with their
orders. lie feels himself competent to finish
all
araining, Marbling, Paper
Hanging, 60.
His experience and skill in his profession will
enable him to complete all work in his line at
very moderate prices
Churches, Halls. Staircase Walls, Mantle Pie
ces de-, finished in initation of Marble Rooms
Papered, Panelcd with Oak Paper, md varni.h
ed in the best style.
He Is prepared to paint all old and new
work. and lin Roofs. outside. Also, inside or
outside Of Rough casted Walls Of private or
public buildings i'll imitation Of any color Of
stone, Mt one third of the cost usua ~ charged,
by substituting composition of his own whicl,
has been fully tested and will stand good for
years. Window Sash Of private and public
buildings glazed at moderate prices.
lie will also keep on hand and for sale oil
kinds OF Alixed Paints in quantities to suit pur.
chasera And also, great variety of paper
suitable for Bed Rooms. Dining, and Drawing
Rooms. He will paint signs glass or wood
at short notice.
sB- Office in the Wooden Bnilding adioin.
ing the Marshall House
May II. 1858. 8 ly
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ESSIONAL CARD;
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT

vs. ) Bill for sccount S,c
N. J. DAVIS Admir-.
pURSUANTto to the order Of Court will
l. sell on Ss}s Day in September next. nl
Abbevile c. H., at public outcry. the Tract of
Land owned by luke Mathis, deceased, about
24 miles from Abbevile G. H.. containing 365
Acres, more or less. bounded by lands Of NJ j.
Daviasend others. said tract to he re sod at
the risk of TheDas E. Owen. and the bidng
to he opened: at the sum of $3.50 If said
tract brings more than $28l0, the terms will
be credit ct tMelve months. with interest
from6tb day Of October next-purchaser to
give 1BSad two good ,streties, mortgage
;of ths: :premises pay the costs in cash. and pay
ior papers. 1fit docs not, bring more than
S26l0. i Is to he Ik6seksd down toysaid Thomas
7: oysasson as he.teIms pfesoribsdsin, Dec.
WIN. H. PARKER; e. E.A.D.
.Conmissiops,s Office, !.
Augnste Isbss e. If xEta
Ssrf,f. i,llS. ~
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HEADQUARTERS.
2fD BRIG AIDE. 1sr Div. S. c. NJ.
EDGEFiELD C.. H.. July 2l. ls5S-

2ED BRIG AIDE. lsr DIV S. C.M.
EDeEFiELD c. H., July u, 1858.
ORDER NO. l
INHE 10th Regiment of Infantry will parade
l. for Review and Drill at Richardson's, on
Tuesday nth August.
The 18th Regiment Of I"fnntry will parade at
the Old Wells, OF Tuesday the leth Of August.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry will parade at
Springfield. Saturday the 2lst Of August
The 9th Regiment Of In fnntry will parade at
Morrow's Old Field, GU Tuesday the oath of
August.
The 9th Regiment Of Inf,ntry will parade at
Lomax's on Thursday the Goth of August.
The Officers and non Conn. issioned Officers
will assemble on the day previous to the Review
for Drill and lnstructio ion.
ton.
C"lonels of Regiments are charged with the
extension Of this Order.
BY order of Brigadier General
W. G. MORAGNE
July 81, 1858 IA St
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HEADQUARTERS.

oIATH REGIMENT, 5. z. NJ.
ORDER No.
RY order from Gen. ". G.. Morngne, the Up.
- per and Lower Rattalions, composing the
6th Regiment Of In fnntry South Carolina Mill.
TIA. will parade for Drill and Review, at
Roberts Old Field, near Lomux's, GU Thursday
The goth OF August. At 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
Commissioned and non Comm ssoncd Officers
will attend the day previous. for drill and in.
struction.
Lieut.. Col. Foshee and Major Miller are
charged with the extension Of ibis order.
Captain of companies will order out their
pioneers.
The Jocassee Brass Band will attend on day
of Review.
By order Of COL. w. CLINKSCALES.
J. r. ELLIS, Adj't.
Aug. 4, IS, ID a.
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Citation,

Citation.
SS WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary Of Able.
vile District:
WHERE'S: John Mauldin, has applied
to me for Letters of Adm inistraton
on all and singular the goods and chatteIs
rights and credits Of Mary K. Sirnms, late Of the
District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admoni ish all
ADD singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased to be and appear before me at
our next Ordnary's Court of the said District,
TO be holden at Abbeville Court House on the
first day Of September next, to show cause, if
any. why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this sixteenth
day of Aug. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-eght
and in the sSd year Of American Indepepd
ence.
WILLIAM H'LL, o. A. D.
August 16 1853 q /, Ct
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MOORE & QUAIVE.

THIS day, hang their Banner on the outer
Il walls, and under it will say that they
have just received one Of the largest and best
Stocks Of
Clothing, Crookery. and Dry Goods,
ever imported into the District of Abbeville.
All OF which have been bought for CASH,
ana s winch Will he sold for CASH, cheaper
who) Wv
Many have come and have been convinced Of
the truthfulness of our assertions; but there are
some who yet cling to their fond Idol-we mean
the practice OF buying Goods on twelve months
time. OF those We regret TO take our last fare.
well, unless it be when they have Cash to spare:
then it is we will give them prices that will not
rise up and make them afraid. but will eucour.
age and cheer them on. 1t may be necessary
ior us 10 state that we have made arrangements
N New York, to receive all the new Styles Of
GOODS imported. into the city this season. Un.
uer TINS arrangement. and With the Goods al.
fea"y received, wetiattcr ourselves that none
wiz oe oohge to leave our quiet little Town un.
'atrsneu W, us regards Price and quality.
We now lssnd you short Iist Of the now
Styles and Prices. In the rst place,
600 Ladies' Collars,
from Auction from l2l cents to 100 dollars
Honiten Lace Sets,
from Importers, from 10 to rs dollars:
BRILLIANTSS, at l24 cenls;
Ladies' COTTON HOSE. at 81 cents:
Ladies' uANDKERCI1lEFS, at st csnts;
Fine Dress Goods,
and HEAD DRESSES:
Robe guile SILKS at 80 and 46 dollars:
Robe Guile Organdies, at 6. Z, and l6
Iollars;
PaTOda Cloths,
Double Ducall Stripes, Mt 81 doIlars.
And we have Oh the way 1900 yards of
Printed Lawns,
which have been bought for US ut Auction
Hoop Skirts,
Steel. Brass. and Whalebone, from 81. 60 to
$3.50;
Mantilas. Point Lace, Chantilla, Moire An.
tique, and Black Silk, from 81 SO to $500:
% M5M AA- wv FL ~
White Grape, Es,ela Black Silk. Moire
Antique. and De Lane Shawls, from 81 90
to Sl660:
To the gentlemen, of our town and country.
we would eny that We have the Eureka Suits.
Coats, Pants and Yeats fine and new. we have
also. good Stock OF the ierora Collar., Cra.
vats and Shirts Something new and Fancy
Also, n good Stock of
Summer Hats.
N B.-No Goods will he taken back when
once sold. unless the Goods be damaged before
purchased.
April %. 1858. 81 IF
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DRY aooDs' . DRY laoos
MILLER a. WARREN

MILLER a. WARREN
~ Winter GOODS, which they are prepAr-
ed to offer and sell as low as any house in tho
city. The stock has been selected with great
care, and comprise great variety Of
LADIES' Dress GO0Ds.
such as
Bayadere Silks. variety of styles;
Silk VALENCIAS, Striped and Plaid;
Plain SILKS, all colorst
Mourning Bayadsre and Chene SILKS;
Plain Black, Plaid and Striped;
Silk POPLINS and Victoria PLAIDS:
DELAINE ROBE DQUILLE;
Rich Fig'rdpELAIEEs and oAsHMERESs
Emb'rd Frehcf MERINOES new styles;
Plain French and English MERIEOEa;
Mourning PELAlNEA
French and Enssi'h PRINTS
American. = .
Hssss'1Ss ssS;ss Ss1sonAas1;
Mourning
An extensive variety of sHAWLs. compsissns
Silk Thibes sHAwL5:
Flush Bordsred Stella sHAwLs.;
Chenille SHAWLs and SCARFS;
Ladies' Black and Col.rd Cloth CLOAKS;
Rich Velvet CLOAKS, every varietyS
All Wool Loue SlIAWLS;
Plain Blk d Sec'nd M'ring Merino SHAWL&
A lot ofbesutiful EMBROIDERIES. consist.
ing Of
Rich Muslin SLEEVES and CoLLARA in
etts;
Jseones aud svi" SLEEVES. Linen ooL+s
LARS:
Maltese Lace SETS;
Imitation Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES:
n
Linen Linen cambrio s :niAaDKEiRcH1EH; Plain
and Embroidered s~ -
Hen'd and Mourning HANDKERCHIEF
Misses and Boys Wool HOSE; = H
Wool CATERS Nett SACKS; ~.
Misses' Herino VEST5I Short and Long
Sleeve
For the Gentlemen's line may be found
Black CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.;
Fancy CASSIMERES. latest.styles :
Rich Velvet and Cashmere VESTINGS:.
North Carolina CASIMEREs. superior
article;
CRAvATS and COLLARS; <Meriio TIES
MILLER q WARREN.
Oct. 2. 1897. e. II
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Anna R. Stokes. Admr'x,
vs. Bill for Partition, DC.
]. N. Cochran, and others
DURSuANT TO the Order Of Court will sell
i at public outery. at Abbeville e. H.. on
Sale Day in September next. the Tract of Land
owned by 9. w. Hodges and J. Ii. Stokes de.
ceased. MS joint tenants in the life time of eaid
Il. Stokes. cont aiming Four Hundred Acres.
mo.e9or less, lying on waters of Mulberry
Creek. and bounded by lands of John W. Moore
ames Graham. and Others
Terms-A credit oftwelve months. with in.
terests from d"te-Purchaser to give Bond
with two good sureties, pay the cost in cash
and pay for papers.
WN. II. PARKER, c. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
August .. 1858. IA I'd
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
A6beutlle District-In the Common Pleas.
Henry c: pafnsll, Attachment.
vs. }
Wm:B. Lloyd, McGowan. Pi'ffs Atty.
w WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the sixth
w day of April, eighteen hundred aud
fifty eight. file his deelaration against the De.
fendant, who. lit issaid. is, absent from and
without the limits ofLhis State and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same. upon
WHOM copy Of the said declaration might
be served 1t is theref0fe ordered that The
said Defendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration. oi7Sor before the seventh dsy Of
April. eighteen hundred and fiftySniue; other.
wise final and absolute judgmsns viii then Be
given ahd, awarded against him. =:
MATTH ElEsa MODE DONALD.n c. P.
kaoHee,, april, ssfs6s. ~ ..ly >
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Nj e rc In a mt Mills,

'NHE Subscriber would inform the citizens
Il of AbbeviIle and Edgefi eld, that he has
rebuilt his Mills. and is prepared to clean wheat
as we'll as any in the District. lie has good
Machinery, and good rock. and can grind with
neatness and dispatch. He will give close at.
tention. and will be glad to accommodate al
who may favor him with their grind ing.
ISAAC KENNEDY.
Aug. l3. SO. Is St
eB Edgeield Advertiser copy times.
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Gas Light, Gas Light:
WE Respectfully inform our .frieuds and
w the Public that we have purchased
the exclusive right to sell in this District,
Danford 6 Baileys' Patent self-aene.
rating Gas Lamps,
and can supply every family with the most
beautiful and economical light now in use. It
is no trouble to keep them in order, and their
iimpossib'lity Of explosion render them invalua.
BILE. One burner will give as much light a.
seven candles, ut the trivial cost ofsaboutH ons;
cert cert per hoIr, and can be fitted 10 any other
We will keep on hand a supply Of splendid
Palour and other Lamps,
at all prices. This Light is adapted to Chur-
ches Hotels. Stores and Dwellings.
Call and see for yourselves. at
JORDAN q MoLAUCHLIN's, :.
No. s'Granite Range,
Abbeville CHI, s. C.
April 80. 1853. SO If
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT

JAMES J. RICHEY, who s in the custody of
e the Sheriff of Abbeville District, by virtue
of Writ Of capias ad dsatisfaciendun, at the suit
of James Arnold. having ii led in my Office to-
gether with a schedule on oatII, Of his estate
and effects. his Petition to the Court of Common
Pless. praying that he may be admitted to the
benefit of the Acts of tho General. Assembly,
made for the reliefof insolveLt debtors
1t is therefose Ordered. that the said James
Arnold sand alfbtbers the creditors. to whom
the said James S Richey is in4anywise indebt-
have notice to appear. before the said Court,
at Abbevlle Court House, on the Fourth day
of October next. to shew cause, If any theSS
can, why the prayer Of the Petition aforesaid,
should not be granted.
~ MATTHEW MCDONALD, C.C.P.
Office>of Common Pleassl
Abbeville Dis. Juno %, 1853. lO--Sm,
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just Received

just Received
A SUPPLY of Frnngipanni Extract. san
IA Eternal Perfume for the Handkerchief.
Frangipanni Toilet Water,
" Soap,
Sachets.
to which We invite the attention of the Ladies.
JORDAN &- MCLAUGHLIN,
Druggists and Chemists.
July l, 1863 g If
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Citation

~ S1St4tkOu a
By WILLdAMsHILL, Esa, Ordinary of Able.
willie, nstsist: ~ 80
UUHEREA5, william, Adsru; aud j. H.
- HsrcSbb, flfsd tome Tor Letters Of
Administras6p, Sou all And. eingd.
lar tho goods ond .chattels righfs and credits
Of John Adams late, ofthe District stfofo
These are. therefore, to cite and adnonjsh
ansnd singular the Kindred aad EfeditoiS Of
The said deceased, to be and APPEAR before me,
= sur next 0rdihary's Court fotthe said Dist.,
tobe holden at tAbheviile Court House, on the
tventy-first dsgs6f August inst. TO. shssw,
cause. II any, Hby ths said 4administfs "a
kvGssg 1nt mY, hand skSn.i this, seventh
sa4., 90 ef4 Augpst In sells vSar suf our;
sSl oss tAonsahd eiahf hnndrsdxnd Aftv.
seista Ha4psndS s. 1 ~ IS, s 3,
Il Jae as issg 5.,''s ~ g 9. ,eS A
,yTsass ssss:.ss i. iaoaisF
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Estrayed.

Estrayed.
ROM the subscriber, small GRAY MARE,
about six years DID, marked by saddle and
collar, and without shoes on her feet. Any io-
Formation will be gladly received.
Address,
TH0S M. ARD,
Calhouns Mills
or JOHN CoABs
Abbeville, G. II.
Aug. ls. 1868 10 If
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT
GRAY & ROBERTSONS
G. HI IS AP CASH STORE.
No. /, Granite Range.

NV E BEG respectfully to inform the citizens
w Of Abbeville and surrounding District
that We are now prepared to show the largest
and best selected Stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
we have ever done heretofore Al" we confine
ourselves almost entirely to the Dry Goods
business, we are enabled to keep large assort-
ment Of
Plain, Fancy and Robe Bareges.
Black and Fancy Silks,
Calicoes, Bonnets Ac.
-, 10 the BONNET Department. we pay par,ic.
saa VIC, as'ehtioh, and our Stock at present pre-.
PAain and Fancy straws, Fancy
NeoPolitan and Trimmed
Silks, &C.,
Along with magnificent Stock of Fine French
FLOWERS. Bonnet RIBBONS. ROUCHES. &c
In MANTlLLAS. we have all the late styles
Silk aud Black Chau:illy. Lace, dc.
Our Stock of
Kid, silkEand Thread Gloves,
Hosiery, Corsets,
Shoes, &C.,
Is unusually Fine and Large.
we always Keep on hand large Stock of
Domestic Goods, Linens. Linen
Drills, Cassimeres, &c.
Also, all kinds Of material suitable for bows
wear. y"
In calling attention to the above Goods, we
respectfully solicit the patronage of our nuruer.
Gus friends and the public generally. We will
at all times take pleasure in sho wing our Stock.
of h. l..
possible price for Cash, and every article war.
ranted as represented.
GRAY & ROBERTSON.
March 81, 1853 4s #
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F O r S ALE,

+ y Il : A l. e..
A SPLENDID Tract of LAND, twelve miles
n West Of Abbevie c. II d, containing
400 Acres,
260 of which is Woodland finely timbcred-
balance in a high state of cultivation, most. of
IT fresh new-ground, with about Fifty Acres Of
Creek Bottoms.
"A :" - Do
A Tract containing THREE HUNDRED Acres.
(Which can be bought exceedingI Iy low J with
fine Two.Story Dwelling, aud other necessary
out buildings.
"A IL 80 I"
Another Tract of FOUR HUNDRED ACRES.
which can he bought low, and on accommoda.
ting terms.
Purchasers will do we'll to look at these
Lands.
A. NJ. SMITH.
August 4, 1858. ID At
- Edgefeld Advertiser copy three times
and send dill to this office
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Sheri6's Sale,

RY virtue Of Sundry writs of Fssri Facious
- to me directed l will sell at Abbevi le
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
IN August next, within the legal houre of sale,
Shefoilowing property, to wit:
b. ~ Acres'ot!and mol ess bounded by
lands of Mrs. Mary Clay. Gown, and others, as
The property Of fsandiford Holmes, ads. W. H.
Gilliland.
Terms Cash.
T. r. COCHRAN, 8. A. D.
Sherif's Office,
August IL, 1858. l6 ids
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M 0D " II a. :"
COMMITTED to the Jail of Abbeville Dis
~ trict, on the 9th day of August inst, a
Negro Woman, who says her name is RACHEL,
about 25 or 80 years old also, a Girl named
Susan. said to be her daughter. about or 10
yea. old. Said wo@an says she belongs to Rich.
ard B. Carpenter. residing in Ta!Iallassa, Flor
'da-says Jesse "atly brought her to his
mothers in Edgefield District
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges. and take posses.
sion.
T. R. COCHRAN, Jailor.
August 18th, 1853 l6 If
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-08-20

Notice to Creditors.
DURSUANT to Order of Court, all the indi
l. vIdual creditors of JOSEPH n. STOKES.
deceased. are hereby notified to the present t
and prove their demands on or before lst day
Of OCTOBER next. All demands not presen.
ted by that day will be barred.
". H. PARKER, CEA.D.
Commissioners Office,
June 20, 1868 10 Sm