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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

TINS remedy has Won for itself such notoriety
from its cures Of every variety OF pulmonary disease
that IT is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
tlehces of its virtues IN any community where it
has been employed So wide is the field of its use
f,llness, and So numerous the eases OF its cures
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs BY its use When once tried It's superiority
over every other medicine Of its kind is tbo appa-
rent to escape observation and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antiaote
to employ for fhe distressing and dangerous affec
lions Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our cliinate.II Not only in5formdable attacks
upon the lungs. but fDr the milder varieties of
CoLDs, CoUGHs, III oARsENKss, &c; and for Chill
DREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained. E13-
AS it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, We need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that
has been, and that the genuine article ssold by
las. IA CALDWELL,
j H. ROGERS,
LA. LEWIS,
D.H. ESTILL,
Charleston, Val;
And by dealers ID medicines very where,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
q lnanba alaIlre Stat
Tsesaiay Mornins, February 81 lsss.

KASAWIIIA.I u II. VA:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

" 81 lsnoIhas and othetSs Lei y 49,
The object of this suit being TO restrain the
sale uf CERTAIN slaves in tie Cemplaipansn
Bill mention, d which have beea levied on by
theIShsrif of Kanawha coanty by virtue Of
thee ESecut .ons u. bis hands against Jacob
DaIl.al, two or them in favor 81 Iompkins,
Welrh & Co., and onesin tie name Of fhom.
as ap'i Vandsll, am, it appearing from sfids-
vii +fled, that the; Defendants, Joel Thomas
andLewls Ruffaer. are non fesid, nts df tIis.
Commonwealth Il is ordered that they d. ap-
peat here within one month after due publl-
calpn pf this order. and do What is rect sssrys
to protect their interests in the premises.
Teste, "A. WsQuARRiER, Clerk
MstfER, ovaKRiER & GILIlsoy. f,.rC0mpint.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
czooDWIN y WELGH.

! Main street, 0np0Site KaIiawha Il9ass
RI All. Esr0a. VA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

|yTtRGINlA-4tA rules held in tie Clerks
Y Office Of The circuit cehrt of wSomipg
County, on Monday The list drY of Febfuais.
1885
John G. Mcdonald, John II. $50
Anderson, Fleyd Mcdonald
4 Isaac &. Mcdonald Com'ts. IN Oh. acesy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

VIRGINIA At raies hela in the Clerks
Y Office If the eircuit urlyof Wyoming
County, on Monday the lst day Of February
James Bailey, Complainant,
Us. In ehancery
FeiIS w. Canterbury. Deity
The object 81 this SHIT is, to obtain the le
gal titte toa tract of land, lying IN ssii Coun.
tyy sold by Defendant to CumptainsIft, anlsit
appearing from satisfactory evidences that hi
said Canterbnry,is MT a resident o. the Com
monsseaIth#Qf Virginia,n iseofdered that BIZ
aPpcar there within one month after the
due publication heredG and DO what is neces
sarv tnprotrct his interest in the premises.
v3nf- Al Copy--'feS
81 HI WIN. n. HENDER on ID. q.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
sURyEToR,s cOHPAss.

YiORtsale. Ii SarreYor' 5 Compass. new .
Il Md, extra Nsedle, and sflain 1 rods
inlehgEh, dc, Inquire stf q i' 9a tl.is;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23


" 1RGlNIA -4At rules he'd IN the CiefE's
Office Of the cifauit court OF WYOMING
County, on Monday the ist day oil February,
1885, ElFa
John II. S.sewatt, P1aillsiiff.
W.. In Chancery.
Tobias Sizenore, Defendant. J
The ohiectof This suits, 10 recover sum
af maney, which is dIle from said defendant
70 said Complainant, Cor the purchase money
of trset Of land, sold by Complainant to
Defendant, and q sub Get 5 lid traciSof land,
WHICH lies mi Wyoming County, 70 the pay,
ment Of said 5lebi, ami ii ap Bearing, 4rt m sat
sTaetofy evidence, tiIatthe said SizsnJre. is
not res deaa az the Commonwealth Of Viz
gina, ii is orilsEed thatIhe nppear here within
-pne mon afler the due publ catiols hereof
and do Xhat is necessary q protect his INFER
est.in the premises. A Copy-NTeste,
v2,ls Nm. N. HENDERSON. d. G..
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Final SObfrtistnlfnts.

NTIRGlNlA So AT Rules, held in Tie
Clerks ojnce Il tic Circuit Court vi IA
npwha C9uniH snthe month OF =. brIHry
I'kb3-- Bsit8
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

lFsonces Me- all;ster, Edward 81 Caliistsr NSR
N Reynolds, James Reynolds. Wiisstbn Chap
| aan,l Mal,lon s. Morris, Nancy Morns, Joi.n
IlR Chap,naii, Christopher G. Chap ran. EinA
IA. Chapman, Adelaide ChaPrla d. and James
ltNsfloge, Administrator oi Calw5L. drr Chap
MA geeessed, Defendanis--ln Chsncsty.
h spnearing BY affisayii, that the DEF nd:
hntsA ChThtopliei c. Chapman. Edward Nc
CahSer aid Fran es McCaliisttr. ara nonz
feSiielts of the Siate Of Virginia. a ID the
iect,oGshis suit heirg, to obtain decree TO-
sch theSlave Proper yof CaEwalader Chap
/ man, deceased. 10 be distributed according TO
\ the rightA Of the parties interested, tis on
tered thakfhey do spps at here in one mouth
after .ade Notification Of this order. and Dc
what is NECESSARY Il. pso.ect their Interest il
the premises IS. Teste.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

#XTIRGINIA. ss.--At EaIes, he'd is u
Y Clerks 0fIiee OF The Circuit rourt for
Kana@ha Gota ~, in the men Il Of Msreh, 1 SIS
Josephine Darueal ComplaiRt)
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

ETIRt GINA rulcs held in The Clerk,
Office af the ciro-iiK r1,srI OF Nyoma.
Count on Monday tie LIST day Of Febraarf,
1888
Join Mullins ComplaIsnnl.
NJ In Ghaneery
To',ias Sizeniore. Defendant
The object Of this s;rit Is 10 subject seyeral
stractsof land lying d the County 1f Nyo-
ming, "a the ymeM Of Judgment Liens oh
tanned and held by the ECon1planlant, agains
the said QefetlFlants and aVpearihg, iron
satisfactory evidence, that the said $is mure,
is a non resident Of the C oHlmonwealtIt d
virginia, il is ordered shat he apfsear here
Within one month aIier The due p5blicaiiaf
hertof, and.p what ii ne eessary 10 psoiettlIi.
interest III the PR mkseS. Al Copy-4sesie,
.y3:l2 WM. NJ. IlENDERSoNsD d. Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
naInable ,IIIllPropertY Gor. sic.

\ Special COMPENSATORY.
lnn tslS5s. u 3ti5e
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

-79-- I I
SS:-4kt rules, held IN the
IN Clerk i Office of the eirenit court for
.jSanaw la. County, in the monthsof March,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23

IYIRGlNtA Ss--At Rules, he'd in til
" CLERK s Office Of Logan circnl Court
on tile frslEMopday Of January. 1885
Anthony Lawsens Exdcu. ors,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
8tsat Aytis,n1,,,,s
TTIRGINIA, s. FAX .. = =
" clerks Once 81 fplsa hsld ~. ne
Putnam county: IN Tie md t.llis conrf u.
1868. oe February,
LlWlS' EafSklne, NFEp


IL .-|
Martin MeCoaA. Sylvester ~
com NJ Callsler, 0ivia McEsilish N1E
rel Cursdorpb. JameS Erwin. Mar iafKa-
Matilda Mccown3 JekA J. PippiA, hin. :
8. Pipfin, VIM. McC1wns A: r. A5Sfsf
Jesse rnnms, and Tifnms. SYM
Mceown. Jr. James W Kelly, snphiF
Kelly, ] I'm W. MeCoWn, Harriet DixonA
- Spencer, Harriet n. Burgess, James
Gown, lf., John s. Everett, ElizabetlsE 3. q
Ierett, Henry MccDwn, James MtC0wn, j 4,
John Dudl ug, Administrator OF Malcolm "a
Gown, dedeased-1in ChanceFy
4 disappearing, BY AFFIDAVIT that lie BefeEd
iIants, Sylvester Mcr3wn. r., James Erwin,
hilary j. Erwin M4tlan McCown. John J Pip
pin. Margafe, 3. P,fpins Vim. MeC6wn. syl-
xesser 3teC Gown. ii, John s. Everett, Eiiza-
beth E Eyetett. Henry Nj Gown fIarsiei Dix-
IN, Eliza Spencer, Harriet a Burgess Aaiid
Jainea ascCowni Jr., are iiou-fesidsnts 81 Mo
state &c Nirginis, and The object OF this slEit
being 10 Oh aint lille 10 a tfaet 81 Lind sold By
q. Gardner and Lorenzo F. Gardner. and A.
ordered that they doappedr heie in one nonlh
after due publication or tbs order: and 10
what IS necessary 10 protect their isiteEestsin
Ro. r. HARVEY C.eFk.
PsRvsst IlocE, snis. s:zt
lXYIRGINIA, SS:-AtE rules held in the
INV Clerks 0f6ee of Tie County Court Of
Putnam County, in The month of-Fsbraarx,
Merida Chapman, conplaipan MT
ftonces Me- all;ster, Edward 81 Galiistsr Nsa.
Il - ~,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
I coUyTnY PRODUCE WANTED.

HI viii pay The highest market prize for all
Kinds ef country nj, lueR,f deliSefsd at ray
Slpfe. 1sOhGE BENDER.
4 bIan.t, 1888. II s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-23
G5aLIipqIis Aa6trtlsfrlfnts.

II "IOUID Respectfully Inform their nunler;
v Gus friends and customers on Kanawha
Ethai they keepen hand a large ana weIl-ss
leeted stock Of Groceries,. etc, and are pre-
Iparesl to fill any orders fsom abroad they nis
BE- ffyorel with, dishonest notice.
T4esfotluwibg attfciej comprise part of cur
ttStnck 1Nhafl j t4k5 t#5s ef@t s{ lt i
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9onncrifaa. SEN @. geptembcr 1858.

NeIn, rlef S9lu, li9 raid aus einer ruben.
ben Stenuns auIridenD, nein, unterwerfen mir
un6 n'dt, lonpern erbeLen mir uns gDenn eu
91n5eS Splt llh erbebt uuO leine Qowenmdbnen
l9utel, 70 9tt e8 feline 6ault, unD mare lie
lelolt bon GIen, pelde e5 bInDi9en uno balten
fam.
afer unier 8olf erbe6t lid nidt wieoer, eS
ut 3erl9mettert, leuf5e Yldter traurig. SIS
lAIdit Den GopeS Gai
Jfeln, eS Ut nbt 5erIdmettert, nein, e8 mirb
ndt lterben, rlef S1lu III lHmer3upler Mutb.
G8 tonlnt uut paraut an, lbm Die re9te &ez
benStraft em6nIloBen uto e5 aus leiner &elbarz
9le gu erpefen, NIT be9eilternDem 3uruf, wie
unS pprbet III unlerer Gtiiolal uuer lunAsr
6reunD bier beSelltert uno sefrdlti9t bat nit eis
nent centl9en 9Ieo. Sb tn9eu S,e NOD elu-
NAL, 6reun0 StapS, reinlseu Sie Die Suit, welz
dye nO8 Uerfeltet 1T BON Den &luteu peS taier>
lIden bulletins, reuli9en Sic lie nit eluem triz
lQe1 oeutl9en SIeo, un0 lalleu Sic Die Deuttd)e
GIqet wel4e unlere S0ma9 seb6rt bat, nuu
au9 ELL oeGtI9e8 MauneSwort psruepmen.
S'n8en Sle unp mCye Jbr &leO btniiterl9alz
len 81 unlefn Srte9ern, welbe auf Dem Sdyiabt>
Telp lQt Seoen auop1u1tn, unD m03e e8 tbneu
Den 2'Dlt ms Sbr flurern: Sbr lterbt iir
OeutAlano. a6er Oeutl1lanO ltrbt nj dt. IS
pItp leben uno auferteben
.5a, t4 mill ln8eu, riei 6renri4 5ap5 BE-
8s'lIsrt, acer IQ Wrlte, oaB leper Gon, Der nit
aus Der SruIt berpOrquillt, liA in elm SAwert
rerDanoelte. Las mIt Des SturmplnOes 3oru
um lid iauete ......
Damn milr0en mir Nue, unO Sie lelber ia
5ueflt erl4laSen werpenL la8te Yudler nit Ell.
nem trourl9en &l9elu. ........
(6prtlebun9 iclgt)
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Gcblpts Sreitenjfeii,.
Jtoman Ion s bepoDr Wt l99e.
{ (8Drtiebuna.)

tSpTtfPEHS.l
Wftt elnem leile ltraTenbeu 8lide erwioerte
Der @utSperr: Ste boren nidt8, mas iie nidDt
loren purTten, nno me tbre 6reupe audi rIe
nelne tit, 10 freuer lie lid, nit mir. QSa5 aber
Die N11fcmmenlb betrlift, S.tolnar, 70 pers
9ellen mn leloer all5ulelbt, ra6 mir ldmmlltD
ron Ao1m ltammen unD eme elnSi9e oroBe 6a-
mile bib m
der @)sbetn1ratb lddete basu, mie @tner, Der
elne Alpernbelt beoauert, Die er an 2lnDern
tennt er Wenpete lt9 5u Den Damer, gu pelen
etne orltte 9stommen mar, Die cine Puppe un0
Elm &lno auf benz Nrme trua, bic eiue 10 9rD6
alS paS anoere. On lebbaiter lSeiIe 5antte lie
nit benz 6crtmeiIter, Dap er 5u lp1t oetCmu1en
leI trcB lelnes Serpre4ens, ab'r ibre Yerltels
lun90tunlt mar nlAt SrOB 9enu5, um Die bartli'
9en SeSruBun8en Der S1rOnin nit pemlelben
6euer gu erwleOern. Sie ma9te Elm falt erz
l1rpdeneS 9eFAt, al8 lie biele 5uerlt erblidte
uno etnt9e tleIe Serbeugun9en, Die nldt re9t
8erlt9en mcllten.
LIN @Ottes 9Silen, Scpbe, tbun Sie ba6
&no meg, ltef Die S1rpnin, pa8 san5e 3pil,
lu98paar, oamlt man sic unlarmen t1nn. --
Ste llno 9ewablen uuo, menn ee nl69ltd lit,
nod l1oner 9emoroen. Sttom1r
Der 0ebelWratb trat berbet uno belt1tibte
nit toHtaen 2Sorten, mas leine @emoblin wtez
perbolt perltberte, bt5 6rluleln Sopbie nit eli
ner 4rt trcei9eu Spcttes iein Sob unterbra6
uuo ladenc ou5rief: 9teber 6err @ebeimratb,
Wenn Sle muRten p'e oft i9 paS )1pn 9eb1rt
babe unO mle ment9 td parnad iraSe, 10 Mir
Den Ste mid pamlt aus Wttleoen perldpneu.
Seet lit eS mir ertldrli6, iaSte bic 8arpniu
lderdeno, mie 5le alle Soersen be5auberu t6nnen.
90 pel &tnolbfett, 10 ptel NaiuItIt, ein 10 5lr1
te9 @enitb bel 10 Weller gfatirIihfett. sic
ltno beDunpetun9Smuroi9 llebe Sophie.
Sd nCd)te ermIe0erte pa5 feme 5r1ulein
nit ener tleTen Serbeu8un9, baB metue pprz
treltlIGen Gt9enl9aften lmner 10 ridtt3 erfannt
mlrOen; aber pIe5 1T mirfl9 fem Srt fir un<
lere tbeuen Serwanpten, unD pl ra5 6elt iiberz
baupt 5u Gnpe tit, Die &nOer nit tbren Sabueu
uno tbrer 2ult gang ltumm unO ltili 9ewprDen
ltno uno Seper lih nab Saule lebnt, 10 pddte
i9, mir 9ingen audi, uno menn Sic e8 erlauz
ben, werbe tb ben Nnf1ns maiden.
Baron Solis bate linslt pieien @unla aes
9eBt Der Allen erwunIht au8BeiprcAen murpe
unD in ben nldlten Wttnuten CUR Ausfibruna
fun. - Der @nt8berr ennieb feline Nrbeter
NIT en9en paiienpen QEprten uno Biulden
iir ibr lScbl wle fir ftpbe 6littase, uno unses
DulOi9 faBte Die 8lrcnia einen Arn. al8 er gu
lan9e li9 bel einisen belrnceren @uultlmaeu
aulbielt. Gr fibrte Die S6pdserin bic 1reppe
biuuuter, bntec ibnen polterte unD ldrute Die
irObe Sdaar uno IAmilenp ia9te lie; Stpe
mar bat bod 0fedt, paB Die Bcpula:itdt bre 9e.
pa,ti8en SdattenIeiten bat. IS mar en idref
ltAer 3u9wmO an Der 2biir, baSu ba8 pele
Spreden, Die ewiSe 6reurDIi6teit, otSie MaIie
Oteniden, welAe be9Iiift werOen lcuen nnp 5ue
trnSl9 oarauf warten mein Simmel: man
tann lt1 Oenfen, mie eiuem ic9enlnuten Solta.
ooer SirserfOni9e 81 Wutbe lein muB, Der alle
219e fluse 9leOen balten, 9ndoi9 lddeln uno
Ser5eu 9ewiunen pu.
(cCo~tEehr1,
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Uashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers,
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily wEcKxp
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Ncrt,petn, WlaSetra unS GDerrnspctnc.
lOO Vrtel Ga8 I'M Saben 3pQpat0 wvrunter eIue
porthte DOH Der bffen QIatat,
700 Oubeno Oemt Sp%as 8aa8 8nea TN 9aHen eie In arc.
Zen unb tenn pa.tben nag 8eiesen oes 8Ggflrs a5ae
9eben perpeH- 5. y. Gb1rrpn 1np s ..
9E0. l32 Hno 49, QDet 2UmbdroAr
II. spet Gburen bfliG 61nUDertrd8e
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Nails in Fruit Trees

a single fact and one worthy of bcinr re-
corded, WAS mentioned to us a few d:,vs
since 10y Mr.. Alexander Duke, of fAlb.m,ric
He stated that whilst on Il visit TO a uciyh.
Dor, his attention was called TO 4 l,rr
peach orchard, every tree in which WIS in.
tally destroyed by the ravarps of the worm
with the exception Of three, aud these were
the most thrifty and oursl,ing peach trees
he ever SAW. The only cause OF their supc-
ro'ity known to his host, was an expert.
M ut made in consequence of observing
that those parts Of worm eaten timber into
which nails had been driven, were general.
ly sound. When his trees we're about q
year old, he had selected three of them and
driven n tcnpcnny nail through the body as
near The ground as possible whilst the bal.
anrc =. his orchard had gradually failed and
finally yielded entirely To the r:.vn",.s of,hc
worms, these three trees selected Il, random.
treated precisely i'll the same manner. will.
the exception Of the Mailing, had ALWAYS
been vigorous and healthy, furnishing him
at HAT very period will, the grca,">, pro-
fusion OF the most luscious fruit. 1t is sup.
posed that the salt OF iron afforded hv the
nail Is offensive to the worm. whilst it is
harmless, or perhaps even beneficial to the
tree.
A chemical writer Oh this subject says
"lhe oXydat'on or rli>,iug ot the iron bv
the sap evolves ammonia, which rs the SAP
ri>"s, will Of course iunprrgna,c every par,
"t the foliage, and prove too severe Il dose
Tor the delicate palate of inru,linr insects"
lhiS writer recommends DRIVING half q
dozen nails into the trunk Several eypcri
mcn;s of the kinI have resulted successful
lr.-,SouHcrR PMnhr.
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W" ar" ais" AGENTS for the sale of Grover,
d Bakers SEWING MACHINE. acknnwIrl,, g,
To hc the best now in Use. aud tl,. least liable
I" get out OF order. This Machine will be
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Prices varying from :luoto Sl25
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NeGro Market Fair.

A correspondent of the New York Jour.
nal OF Commerce, writing from ST. paula
de Loande, West Coast Of Africa, gives the
annexed description Of negro marke,
fair:
There are two public market squares
where from daylight to set of sun, hundreds
OF negroes DO congregate, and grouped be-
meath the burning SUI, or under u sheo. OF
tented mats, are the vcndcrs Of every variety
ottruit aud vegetables; corn. farina, t:>kv,s,
mats, nuts, cloths i'll grra, variety of gaudv
pattern; and some, with fires beneath ket.
ties, are cooking ti>I, aud ii,ina, on which
the Others live. 1t is a curious and unique
scene--tlIat picturesque market fair of
Africa. AS you arproach it there comes
upon the car a sound aS Of many waters,
gradually melting into Tho rapid articula-
lions of langnage,a language like iugon,
Il tongue that hath no Cessation, accoinl,ari.
cd with Il violent AMI vet often graceful
Sesiicuiation, as buying and selling pro-
crosses.
Around their baskets Of fruit, vegetables,
DC, tic women arc seated, smoking large
pipes, whcn their Tongues give rest, weaving
thrcn! on s!'no:> from the rouc co.toiis,
nnrs.hS 10. little blacks who are carried Oh
the t.ick. or sculin.c other urcbi.,> for t;luir
nIlscnief Servants are he.c AMI there bear
lug away on their hc;.,ls nicely balanced
b:>Hrts -! produce fol home cunSumr;inn
ann the ln;.rmxtnr. Of Foreigners and sail
orS give strange contrast to the alru,:
naked costumes Of tlc natives. oc whom the
mca wear simply 4 cloth ahout their lons
hanging to tho knee OF Lc!ow, their black
Ou>'' S,'!;:II., III the sun. and their heads
genei;''iy bot seem protected 10y the wool,
w!:i' liry shave quite Close the women
we:.r n'r2 S:acr:a! garments, Il long cloth
Q: Fancy c"lois wrapped around them from
lc,ow IL: aims dpwnwaliS, and mantle
0: s'Haic cIvtn over the back and shoulders
rt:c" drawn ever one only. Ike Roman
t"Sa, or over the head Ike hood, anl this
mantle :cr the 1.oanGo women is ALWAYS &C
"A black co;uur, making the wrarcrs look
Ike SO niany nuns, but for their black faces
and biackcr and more than filthy habits
The women carry their babies on their
sacks, little shining pcanninics, sticking
their SHOW balls on. OF the cloth that binds
them or iauglug their poor heads fast asleep,
the boiling sun blazng on them. 1t is well
they nave cocoa-nul-, not skulls ~ 4
novel sight TO the stranger Is HE daily cn-
trance to town OF r"groes from tic country
"ith produce. They come in from dis.
tarc,s Of even forty or fifty days travel,
hundreds Ct miles in the interior, perhaps
!itiy or sixty in Il train, always marching in
slnsi file, one directly after other, carrying
Oh their heads long, barrow basket, like
cradle, fastened on long poles, 10y which,
when tired, they rest thclr load, standing i,
OH end. They bring in ivory, WAX, gum.
and the general produce Of the country, all
of which is in this way brought to market.
Filling up their baskets will, city purchases,
cloths, DE-, and take their long journeys
back again 10 their native wills.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

ABBEV1LLE DISrEiCT.-IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth Robinson
vs. Bill for Partition Of Real
james T.. Robinson, Estate
ct. al.
DuRSU ANT TO Order Of Court, ] will sell ut
L public outcry. on Sale Day in November
next (lst the Real Estate Of John Rnbinsou
deceased, containing about Four hundred and
ninety acres. and bounded by lands of John G.
Ihorntson, Win. i. Dorm and others. Said
tract I" be sold by the Plat exhibited on the
day of sale.
1"ms:-A credit of one. two or three years.
except ms to the costs, which are TO be paid in
Cash with interest from day of sale Purchas
crto give bond with two good surclies to secure
the purchase money, and paw for expenses
WM II. PARKER, c. L. y. d.
Commissioners Office,
Oct. g. 1853 % IA
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
I1LGeciW DiStyict-Ci.ui;Ou.

-1bbcciWr DiStyict- CI.ui;on.
Er WlliIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of Able
Vile District:
wv llElsEAS. John Foster has applied To
me for I.ciicr, Of Administration
Oh all anl singular the c""ls anI cl.a,,-.-
rights AMI credits "f J"s"!i Poster, late oi th.
Dist aforesaid drr"asc,l
iicSr are, therefore. 10 cite and a,lI:lnni<l, all
and singular. the kindred. a,ii creditors of th,.
said ''cccas"'!, +" lee AMI api",r before .ne ~.
our next Drdinary'> Court ui lh. said District,
t" hr holden nj .\hi'cvii!r Court House on the
twentieth day of Or:ol'rrn"x,. to show -a,,Sr, if
any. Why the said administration should not h,.
granted
Given under my hand and seal. this f,u,t!
Gay Of Uct"hcl. in the Year of our Lord
on" thousand u" "!t l,Uu,!rc'! ;n.l Ii i.lv-"iel,
ai'd III the S3'i year "i American lmLcpct.l
WILLIAM HILL, o. \. n.
Oct. 4. ISIS -. >,
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The Present Time.

Full many bard of memory sings
And hope hath oft inspired the rhyme,
But who the charm of music brings
To celebrate the present timcl
Let the past guide, the future ciIcer,
While yonl, and hcal,l, are in their prime
But o! be still thy greatest care
That "wfu! point, the present time
Fulfil the duties ofthe day
The next may hear thy funeral chime:
So shalt thou wing thy glorious way
Where all shall be the present time.
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e. @ ne Mn

HAVING sold my entire interest of Goods
IL to Gen. w. w. Pcrryman. take this
method of returning my sincere thanks, to my
numerous friends and customers for their rry
KIND ana generous support t" me for the fl Sc
years have been in business in this place and
vicinity. l w"ulu hcspeak for the General,
an increased continuance Of the same.
Hr reference to Pcrryman's Card YOU will
see that am (hy his kndncss) retained as clerk,
aud can only say that will do every thing
in my power to make your business transactions
agreeable and profitable.
". W. WALLER,
Jan. IL, 1858. 81 If