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from Jail he would kill every last one
of them. This again aroused his vim
dictive enemies, but no violence was
done openly. In very short time
however, two men, DR.. Davidson and
John Withrow, went to Oldham, the
jailor, and dem anded the keys of the
prison. The presentation of fpistols al
the head of the officer was potent, ant
the two men thus reached the room
where the unfortunate Lowe was con.
fined. He was lying on bed, pros
trate from his wounds and excitement
and suspense. Assoon as he saw them,
fdiyining their purpose, he asked them
to spare his life, but the cruel and re.
lentless men were there to slay, not to
spare.
Withrow first fred, then Davidson,
both balls entering loves breast, and
killing him instantly. The assassins
then went out of the cell, but fearful
that the bloody deed was not yet done,
returned and fred four more balls in
to the lifelcss corpse. Five of the
balls entered his breast, the sixth en-
tered the head above the eyes. The
damnable murder having been execu-
ted to their satisfaction, they then re-
tired.
a CoAT-oF-M -MA1L.-1t appears that
Lowe wore steel shirt or coat. of mail
which fitted tight to his whole body
The Louisville Journal says:
Our informant, who was specta-
tor ofthe scene, says that at least be-
tween seyenty-five and q hundred guns
and pistols were fired at Lowe, and
that there were thirty-two bullet and
buckshot holes through all portions of
his coat, but that not solitary ball or
shot entered his body or even drew q
drop of blood. Heavily loaded guns
were fired at him at a distance of not
more than six feet, and he was repeat
edly knocked down and whirled around
by the leaden missiles, yet no wounds
except confusion, were inflicted. The
ball which struck his thigh made q
very severe bruise but did not enter
the skin. Our informant saw strong
man strike him four times with bow.
ie,knife, but the point of the weapon
turned without penetrating.
is alleged that Lowe had declared
his determination when he got out, ia
take the lives Of the two men who af
terward murdered him. What is sin.
gular, the grand jury have declared
that the two men were justified in what
they did on the ground Of sclf,prescr.
Vation.
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l am, with respect,
WM. i. GOGGIN.
10 james L. Johnston and others,

The Army Register, for 1860, has
just made It's appearance. 1t appears
that our present force of regular sol.
dlere consists of nineteen regiments.
all told as follows: Ten regiments Of
infantry, averaging ten companies OF
seventy men each; four of artillery, y,ay-
oraging twelve companies orabout' 'frty
tnen each one of mounted riflemen
two, OF cavalry, and two of Dragons,
each OF the latter numbering ten com
panles Of about sixty men. 1t would
be difficult to arrive at a correct csti-
mate of the actual fighting material at
the disposal of the War Department,
but, We presumc the entire strength Of
our army is little or none under 16, 900.
The Register shows the grand agcrc-
gate of the militia, all told to be 1874,
426.
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a poor sewing woman, named Jane
Murray, was found dead in her room,
in New York, Saturday. Deceased
had for some days been sick with neu,
ralgia, and this, with her poverty, and
the absence Of her sister, SO depressed
her spirits as to cause alteration oil
mind. She obtained four shilIings Of
her employer, with one of which she
bought laudumum and committed sui
eide.
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Sleeping after Dinner.--This habit,
which is becoming so popular in this
country, & particularly so with young
persons, is an exceedingly pernicious
one. In our climate, the stomach does
not perform its functions during sleep,
except with slowness and difficulty !; so
if it be heavily loaded, it remains in a
semitorpid condition until the siesta is
finished. The result of such daily tor
pidity is Indigestion, or some of the
thousand different forms assumed by
the hydra-dyspepsia. In hot coun-
tries, the action of the digestive organs
is much easier than here, and sleep, un-
less very sound, impedes the stomach's 5
functions but very slightly, if at all.
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s. SIEGFRIED, EDITOR.
HEALTH, MORALS, sc.
Hs II best TO get NInrrIcds

.
MIR. Farr, a statician connected with
the Registrar Generals Office in Lon
don, has recently read paper, which
was afterwards printed in the Daily
News, on The Influence of Marriage
on the Mortality Of the French people
He says: " A remarkable series of OBJ
seryations, extending over the whole of
France, enables us to determine for the
first time the effect of conjugal condi-
tion on the life of large population.
The result confirms the common opin-
ion of the evil consequences of marri-
age in many cases under the, age of
twenty, before the growth of the indi-
yidual man or woman is completed. :"
The married from, 20to 0Aaoe a lower
death rate than theatnmarried. Among
the widowed higher mortality exists
than among the married.
DIR. Farr sums up" This is the
general result. Marriage is a healthy
state. The single individual is more
likely to be wrecked on his voyage than
the lives Joined together in matrimo-
N.Y. To the question, els any part
of the excessive mortality of the single
in France referable to vice 2" DR.. +. s.
answer is decided. eyes, to vice and
its attendant irregularities, which he
tells us induce "half the sickness, and
indirectly some of the mortality of the
army, which in this respect fairly re-
presents the unmarried population"
HomesopatAy Abroad. grand
Homeopathic Fair held in England not
long since, we should judge, from the
list of lady patronesses, that Homno-
pathy must be fashionable creed, for
it comprises five duchcsses, three mar.
chionesses, eleven countesses, six Wis
countesses, and thirty one additional
ladies of title. Most Of these ladies are
said to be firm disciples of homeopathy
while the rest are classed as "sympa-
thizers," who almost believe in the
virtues of the infnitessimal science.
The Fair in this city in aid of the Bos.
Rn Homeopathic Dispensary will open
on Tuesday.-Boston Courier.
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1t seems 50 easy to be good naturod
that it is wonder anybody takes the
trouble to be anything else.
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BY taking revenge man is but even
with his enemy but in passing it over
he 10 his superior.
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A Significant Fact. Halls Journal
eff Health states the significant fact
one which should cause every lover of
humanity to aid in rolling back the
desolating flood of intemperanco, now
sweeping over the land that "out of
six thousand persons tried during last
year before the New York Court of
Sessions, not more than NINETY FOUR
were sober when arrested"
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Ignorance and concoit are two Of the
worst qualities to combat. 1t is easier
TO dispute with statesman that with
blockhoad.
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DJ" A new school has lately been
started in the West, to toach people Of
all ranks and denominations how to
mind their own business. The funda-
mental principle of this school seems
to bo, that eff every man and woman
would thoroughly investigate into their
own affairs, thcy would not only find
plenty to do, but could find no time to
interfere with their neighbors !" We
second that. Such a school is wanted
eyorywhero--hope it will snccaed.
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SEspYiff's Sale.

p p virtue of sundry Wri,s Of Ficra Fncios
M - t" me directed. ! will sell nL Abbcvill,
Court House, on the first Monday in MAY
next, within the legal hours Of sale, the follow.
Ing property. to wit:
Bay Horse. levied on "a the propcrty OF
Jos. W. Davis, ads. I. Il. Logan. and others
Th" uncxrrcd lease Of n gold mine known ms
tn" New York Gold Mine, levied ON IA the
property of W. Is. Lloyd, ads. Albert Gil.
bert, and others.
1Gn Acres of Land. more or less, bounded by
ianlS"f Marshall Hodges. Snrm,icl Aencw. and
Others. levied on rs the property Of SiIas Jones,
ais q. W. Rich"y. and others
2i3 A"rcs Of Land. more or less bounded by
lands of James vandivcr, w. A. i. Ware. ami
others levied "n as the property of Jaurs Kill
hngsworl. ads John w. Singleton.
90 Acres "f Land. NOR" or less. lcvIcd on os
tn" property OF John y. Wilson, ads. Sarah A.
Wilson.
Negro Man. Tom. levied on as tho pronrr
tly of stephen W. Willis, ads. j. :. & j. If.
Britt. and offers.
AZ the New York Cold Mine, ON Wednesday,
the !ih May next: Steam Engine. Boiler and
Fixtures; Circle Mills; 2StaImu Mills: I ;ot
Back smiths Tools; Lot Old CASTINGS:
Cart Sci Gold Scales and Weights: | Hand
Pump; Lift ani Force Pump; I Mattresses 4:
Lot Bed Clothing. l Lot Kitchen Furniture !:
! ic'iSica'lS. with other articles, levied ON ns
the property of ". Is. Lloyd, ads Albert Gil
bert and others
TEEMS-CASlI.
JOSEPH I. MOORE, SAD.
Shrrif's Office. April 9th. 1885,?
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DISTRICT ADVERTISING.
Ordinary.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
1bb@riUc Uist,ict- CMtion.
by WILLIAM Hill. Esq, Ordinary Of Able
vile District.
w hEl;EAS. james II. Riley has applied 10
w me i"r Letters Of Administration on all and
singular IT," goods aud cha,teIs rights and credits
OF DR. ID. L. Riley, late of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite md odnonish MI
and singular. the kindred and creditors Of the
sad n"c"'S"d To he and alprar brloro me. at onr
next ordInnrys t"';r. Tor IT," said District, ia Lr
h"'i"n "t Hhb"''li* {. H.. tho sixteenth day
"l ApriI INST, 10 show cause, ir any, why the
sad Administration should not b" granted
Given under my hani and seal this the first
day OF Aprif. III the gear of our Lord
one honsand .;ahi hundred and tifty
nine: and in the SD year of A.ncriran !nGe.
prndcncc.
WILLIAM !ilLI, @. ID
April I. 1859 30 81
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A Complete Stock of Everything
in Store.

DIR. RAFT, who has for n long time hccn
connected with the Drug Interest in Ncwhcrry,
ani whose experience and satisfactory business
connections cn'itlc hi!L 10 the confidence of
Purchasers, has Jus! returned from the North
crn Cities, where ne bought the entire Stock
upon the most reasonable terms, lhc whole of
which Is warraEtcl Fresh and Genuine"
Competent and Experienced lpotlccary
has been secured i'll ihc Prescription Department.
ana guaranty Is given that Patrons can have
their rrcsrri ticns filed IN the most uncxccp.
tionahlc style
Planters. Physicians. and Merchants will iinl
IT to their interests to call upon ". +. PRATT
n NANCE. at the sign Of The Golden Mortar.
corner Of Main and Caldwell Streets, Ncwberry,
s. c.
WILLIAM r. PRATT,
WILLIAM +. NANCE
Marci, -, 1S:i1 Is 81.
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w. T. PRATT 6 NANCE,
" hoLcG1 G1lo eG Retail
NeWbcrry, S. c.,
No. Al Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md
MarC'I Ia. lS.I3 :: ..,l

A RE now prepared :" sill upon better icim-
"a than can lac hal r!~"w!,c;" il. So,.Ih Caro-
linn. every variety O: hru:-. Medicines and
Chemicals. ~ NE"ic>ni" ~ l;rIai,
y lar:s: AMI tm,,rt" St"rl II Paints. OIL.
Na.niS"*. IU,iy. Glass and Painters and Ola
z"rs' Tools in Store: and Will bc >oi ri,yn Il
~"rE"n,r, ai lnw rates.
y Finr Si"k OF l'hysician,' anl Surgeons
Instruments. th":.i..al Apparatus. Physicians
Sadlc-iia-S anal Medicine Cases. and Family
Ac!iciI" hc~;S ui the Latest S:ylrS.
y FT!l .l.s"Tincn: "f Tr"s>cs a!ul Braces o.
ti!" m"-, approved patterns.
The Choicest Brands Of Wines, Liquors. Ac*.
foTirr:, ti-arS. SIn;i. Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco. i"v sal" III any quantities desired.
Tie Wines and Liquors were purchased ~i'h "
""'" (" .N'i"i""l i>'~. amp from the nn>, re-
liable Importers. N! oi these Gn.Is arc sold
at a very low profit.
y full and fresh supply of Spices anl Sauces
oF all kinds. Pickles, Preserves. Table Fruits.
Macar"ni. l>n"la-s. G"lnrinc. and many other
articles in the Culinary Line. will always hr
kept on hand at III" very lowest prices
varied anil rastciully selected Stock OF
Fancy Goods. brushes and Combs in cnulcS VA
ririy, Soaps. Pcrlun"ry. and T";Ir; Articles %.
every description, all new and direct from the
Manufacturers.
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TNllE Undersigned having III. exclusive A~cncy
4 of AhhcviIe and El.-t"ld D;s,rirIs fn,
Grover and l;akrrs Cnrva!icd E,,niiy and Plan,
tni"n Sewing Machines is prepared t.. I'll or.;,r.
with pr"nrtness and dispatch. Rl.tlEMBER
THAT y I.AFE AND IMPORTANT sAI
PEDFEMEN'f iii these Machines is. tina, they
are NOlSElE>t; Mr. +. i. I;nrd will sell
Machines nE'l act nS my agent in Ahbeville-
General Depot. nnl Sai.i Boom, ii,.t doe.
abby" Win. Hills Hardware store
Hamburg, :. G.. March .. 1853.
NJ. =. RANSOM
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I j. Reasons why the Grover x Ijakcr Sewing
Machine is universally preferred fo. family
Sewing:
lst. |, is NOR" simple an! easier kept in order
than any other Mac!,in"
Hl. II ii.;l,"s Il which will not lin or rnv.
81, ih"n-h every third stitch is c,;'
:'d. II ScwS from Two ordinary spons and Tins
all ir"nh!. "f winding thread is nvni,i"d, while
the same machine can h" adapted al plrasn.r
HH mcrc chamgc Of sppol. TO all varieties Of
work;
.lih. TIL" same machine runs sick, linen
thl"a'i' and common slr"' cotton. with equal Ia
cilitv.
:ih. The scam is clnsic tho most elastic
fabric. $" that il is free from all liability to break
i'll washing. ironing or otherwise.
9Th. Tn" stitch male by this machine is more
beautiful than any other made, either hy hand
machine.
Cory y L'n.r Ercei"jJr"m No,. H. H. Num-
aloud
WAsi;ISGr"S, Dec. II. 1853
Sin: In reply to Your letter asking my opinion
Of Grover ~ Bakers Sowin machines, [ take
pleasure in saving that they have more than an
swrrrd my expectations, after trying and return
ng others.
have three Of them in operation on my diff
fcrent places and after four ycars trial l,ayo 10
iuult to find.
ours. Ecsreciimiiy.
J. Il. HAMMOND.
To VI. y. RANSOM. Esq. lIn,nbury, s &.
Copy cf Latter ffom .Nr. .!o"ui!lnn w. Miller.
BEECH ISLAND. :. C.. Dec. 18th, 1858
NJ. 4. RANSOM: - U,nr Sir In reply to your
enquiry how like tn. Grover & Bakers Sew.
ing n'achin", take pleasure in SAYING that alter
using it four months il has given ,nt;rc salts.
faction. 1t - simple and easy tn understand
! and has never been out of order Ny wife l,a $
no difficulty in inStrucing servant in tho lis @
of il. am fully persuaded that no invention
of the age is more worthy the attention of the
! public than that Of Sewing Machines
Very Respectfully yours,
JONATHAN NJ. MILLER.
March 10, 1889 46 3m
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The State Of South Carolina.
State of South Carolina,

SCaC6 OF SOuCn CarOIlna.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT,
Office Court Of CoO'mom Pleas and Genl Sessions.
N. X. Batler }
VS.. Attachment.
VIM B. Lloyd. Mcfiowan, PnFs Attorney.
WHEREAS The Plaintiff did, on the niue
w tee,.th day Of November, eighteen hun-
dred and fifty eight, Gle his declaration against
tho Defendant. who. lit is said) is absent from
and without the limits Of this State. and has nei.
ther wife nor attorney known within The same,
upon whom copy Of said decla ration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said De.
fendant do appear and plead to the said declar.
alton. Oh or before the twentieth day of Novem.
Der, eighteen hundred and fifty.nine, otherwise
final and absolute judgment will then be given
aud awarded against h,u.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.c.r.
SAefk 8 oihce, NOV. 20, 1883. 32-l2m
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State Of South Carolina.

-lEEEIILLE' HIS1XICY
In Equity.
O. I. r":ch"r. Ex'r,
nnd Trustee, Rill for Injunction.
" CONSTRUCTION. Direc-
Joshua Daniel, Vim. ton, &c.
Il. Reid, and others. (
r appearing 10 my Satisfaction that Chrsto
p!'"r t"H. tn. children "f Coru.lus Cox.
h~''l. tie children uf Bailey Cox deed the chill
!r"n "r Leroy Cox, deed, the children of B.r.
'!:ama Pace decd. and The children nf Pher~by
Price. decd, defendants in the above stated cnsc
and n"\t "i kin "i Jan" Reid, deed. twhosc
numhrr and .ta,mcs are umLnnwn,) rcs;,l,. beyond
tn" limits "i iha State. Da no'"n Of Nub,.
Comp Sol. "r':.r".i that said Defendants DO an
pear and r'""d answer or detnnr I" said bin OF
Conn 'aint. within three months from the pnl,!;.
cation hereof or jnLyp"'nt Pro Coni|%so will be
taken against them.
WI. II. PARKER, crA.D.
COMMISSIONER Office,
Jan. II. 1879. 20 3m
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

A FULL SUPPLY Of all the NEW STYLES
II Just opened, and for sale cheap rs usual by
NJ. ISRAEL & BRUSSEL.
March Is, 1859 ~ f
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a r a MiLY GROCERY
~ GEEENWOOD
WHAT I INTEND TO DO.

fNFtNE :" keep on hands at my Store.
l. orp"sit" Pcrrymnn & Walc,s, a stock os
goods consisting in par. os
oHlNGES, CoFzEk,
-1P|LFS. TEA.
IENUTr H/TE
-i.hD O1iIhR FHLIES, IND POTiTOE.S
WUISh'EI. .SL'GIR,
ERINUI, CANDY,
RiW VOL .IGSET.
.'-'D GU, IND UO-NEI-
intend la sell the ab,vc articles with other.
not named at the very lowest prices
/ intend 10 ll"ase every in prices and quail.
ity Of my goods.
intend that no other establishment in this lat.
it''dc shall Sell goods cheaper than mine.
intend to sell my goods to every person who.
shall take. III" trouble 20 examine my stock before
purchasing c!.irwhcre.
intend TO k""p1ry a,ock full and complete
intend 10 please. in every particular, my Gus
tonCrs az. Irnt!a. and would express the hone
that they may Inar:.v"r to PLEASE me by giving
me. at least, Il share Of their trade.
int"i! to barter or exchange my goods fos
such articles us can sell.
This is what | intcn. to do, and if YOU wish.
to know what don't intend to do YOU must cal
and gee me personally.
r. G. CREWS.
Feb. 8, 1859. al sm
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II We are authorized To. aull",nce =. A.
LODGES rs n CnndIdat. ton Tax Collector. at
the ensuing election.
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LIVERY STABLES,
BY COBB & CRAWFORD,

DIX CO06 q ChA w tOhU,
-iBBEVILLE S. c.
IN TIE Undersigned would inform
6lA. the public that they have formed CO.
Par,nershsp for the purpose Of conducting
TIE LIVERY .STfgLE BUSINESS IN
ALL ITS BRANCHES.
They have taken the ell-known Stables at.
tache,l 10 the lot Of the Marshall House, accu.
pied last year by r. s. Rutlrdge.
These Stables, fronting OF Washington Street;
have been repaired aud reftted. aud nre now well
provided with provendrr and attentive IIostlers,
for the accommodation of the public.
Mr. CRAWFORD, one Of the firm, may A.
ways be found at the Stables and lie hopes, by
close attention to business to merit and receive
liheral share Of public patronage.
The Stables will he provided with BUGGY
AND SADDLE HORSES. to hire, together
with every other accommodation usually offered
by . similar establishment. They have also.
C0MMODlOUS LOTS for the accommodation
of STOCK DRIVERS, and will furnish them
with proveDder, at living rates.
EDMUND COBB,
j. B. CRAWFORD.
Feb. %. 1850 a. ,f
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c1s'" The iri"ndS of CAPT. W. S. HARRIS
respectfully announce him Il Candidate for the
nilic" %! Tax Collector of Abbcville District. ut
:i,e ncyt election.
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For Tax Collector.

The friends of HENRY =. CASON announce
nm candidate for the office Of Tax Collector,
ut the next election.
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cS The friends OF JOHN A HUNTER re-
spcctfu'ly announce him Il candidate for the Office
OF Ordinary. Mt the next elrctio@.
October 81. 1855
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PLANTING POTATOES.

a SMALL Lot 70! choice yellow Pink Ev.
~ Northern Flaming Potatoes, for sale a,
greatly rc,lwcc, pli.cS.
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DISTRICT ADVERTISING.
Commissioner.
The State Of South Carolina,
-lEEEIILLE DISTRACT,
Ia Equity.

III Equity.
~ II. Enti"r. ct al.
vs.. Bin to set aside .Iu,lr.
VIM H Lloyd, ri al mcnis. InIume,ion, &c.
IT AIPEAEIEt: ,n my satisfaction ,h,, YIN
/ j. Lloyd. Albert Gi!hcr'. aud Thomas :
Hayden, 'ir;.n',.,niS in The above stated case
:"-i'." h"y"ni IL" .In,;s %: this state. ON no,iu
Of Mrt:"wnm Comp. Sul. Ordered that said
defendants Il" appear unl plead answer or de-.
innr +" SAID l''ii ri Conn nni. within tire" months
from In" publication hereof or the same will H.,
taken Pro G,nfc~So against them.
w. II. PARKER, cr.A.D.
Commissioners Onic.,
Mnrc, -, l-,! { 10 RI,
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The State Of South Carolin;

-lEHEI'/LLE' DI<1RICT
In Equity.
lirn'!"r-on, Ki.tand,
"'" ~ ~ ''"''' Bill for Relief I"j"nc.
Ua,;.;on SI,rnr 20 ton, dc.
aud others. !
I arl'"a'n:. TO my satisfaction that A. Wilson
li''!'i"n Abraham Sin.rr. Elias SLAYER,
:'i'cnr!'nG Z. i;r"ihrr defendants in tho above
stated ri-. ''' b"y"n the limits Of this State
"n motion Of j. e. Calhoun Comp Sol. ordered
ih", sad '''!'mdan'> d" appear and plead. an.
sw"r or '!""'nr I" the said Bill nf Complaint,
within tar" in"n',S f;",n the publication icrco!
"r the same viii h.: .u!;cn pro. cpnjtsSo against
them.
WM. II. FAEkEP, c.r.A.p.
Commissioners Office.
Ech. II, lS:,J. I "a BIN
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GIss!:, EscYGf:;l Betting.
Just received Il Lot "f til. above :;-l.iH.-
Three Ply, -Four, Six az! i,ght inc:.,s vide.
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sS The nuncnI;s !ri2o.ls OF WESLEY A.
bi.A' IL. ESI, respectfully ann"lnc" him can
ddatc for Tax Collector, ut the ensuing election,
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u The friends Of g. VI. MArTISUN, re-.
Srccti"iiy ann"Hnca hl.t candidate for Tux
Collector, ut The ensuing election,
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G. A N q I D A T E S .
For Ordinary.

80 The friends Of cor. JOIING. BASkrI
an""unce him ns n Candidate FOR Ordinary ut the
ensuing election.
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PLANTERS HOES

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