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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, ABoL1r1oN1zEp

Inc new OLE HfTdfd, publishes q startling
exposition Of tie principles, nnd ulterior de.
signs Of the Republican leaders, which shows
clearly that the party is thoroughly abolition.
lied i'll sentiment, and that its leading States
'nsn have given aid and couutennnce to the
most revolutionary designs.
1t appears that ever since the 9th of March
last book called "Compenium of the I'M
pending Crisis of the South" has been secretly
circulated in large numbers in the Northern
States. endorsed by private circular, to which
are appended the names Of Governor Of the
State Of New York, and other prominent men
and of sixty-eight members of Congress. The
Hera'd publishes copious extracts from the rev.
olut'onary pages of the Book, and the list of
subscribers, who have paid large sums for its
circulation.
The Book declare, the party to be complete
ly ab"ltionised, and its design to hurry on an
anti-sl"very revolution, in the following stri.
king language:
Slavery must be throttled. No man
can be n true patriot without becoming an
nbolnionist. Every victim OF the vile
institution, whether white or black mnst he
reinvested with the sacred rights. w.
believe the Northern people have been too
scrupulous. They approached but half
way to the line of their duty" Tie non.
shareholders of the South nre thus exhorted ::
DO not reserve the strength Of your nrms un-
til you shall have been rendered powrrlcss to
strike :" and the Shareholders are told, at is
for you to decide whether we are to have JUS
tice peaceably orby violence. for whatever con
sequences may follow, We are determined to
have it one way or the othcr.'
Such are the sentiments not Of few wild
fanarics, ravEng abolitionsts or insane Fourier
ties, but of men of wealth and position at the
North, and the leaders of The party They pro-
claim crusade upon the right of self-goverp.
ment which every State in the Union noy pos.
sesses. and which implicate the Republican
party in the dissemination of sent ments which
are suggestive and defensive of insurrection
treason, robbery and murder throughout the
South
Such are the Indications of the commence
ment Of that "irrepressible conflict" which ia
rapidly coming to a crisis-of TINT clash Of
opinion and interest which is rapidly lending
to practical results As evidence of the views
winch moderate men are beginning to onter.
tam OF the real extent of danger, we make the
following extract from letter of the weliu-
formed Washington correspondent of the Jour
cal Of Cammeree:
I'm the Northern States the slavery question
et1er political-and when both are blended,
ssahpresent, 1t 70 not surprising that it should
ihis isPresidentmaking,ha has, 10 fine, broueht
aie Two sections os<the Union into d conflict,
Sn,en: ss one OF the hesanti.slsyesy leaders snys,
"a 4
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lie PURCHASE OF MorNr NEnxoS. An item
from an Eastern paper found its way. acci-
dcntalIy, int" our news columns day or two
since. setting forth that in consequence Of the
allure OF Mr. John \. Washington tn: pro
pr;etor of Mount Vernon. the purchase money
already paid for the estate was likely TO be
lost, ms Mr.. W.. being involved coull not give
title. Such is by no mears the case The
contract. and al the arrangements between
the inL;cs Of the Mount Vernon Association and
Mr. Washington, arc such thnt neither his
failure or any Judgments that may result there.
from can in any nff. ct the title TO the Mount
Vernon estate. We are glad to leara more
over. that very nearly n sufficient amount to
complete the purchase has been reuize,l; bu.
II Is Intended To make the fund sufficient 10 put
the whcle estate in rcpisr, and for this purpose
the ladies Of the Association are now actively
prosecuting their collections, preferring to per-
feet the whole plan by their own efforts, rather
than to ask, as tley well might do, the aid Of
Congress
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ ", direct attention to the advertisement
oftne sale Of the Residence of Mr.. W. j. Lo.
MAY. IN The vicinity of the Village. 1t is well
A'npfoved, and is situated in a beautiful and
healthy location.
SB See the advertisements of PEnrYx,, e.
WALLER. A. 7. WATSON & p. W -WArsox, ndu,'rs.
iiios ,. ARTHUR. j. a. ALLEN 4 ii. T. LYON.
Ex'fs. II. A. JONES. Ex'r, Dr. NJ J.. JOKES. Drug
gist Of Augusta Ga. SINGER 4 Co., wnrnLr &
Co., GEORGE W. WINTER. ,llopGEs, DAVIS l. 90.
commissioners Sal.ss
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(PhUadeIphia Press.

Hon. a. 3. Meek, WHO has boen elected
Speaker OF the Alabama House OF Representa-
t'ves: in his introductory speech. said 4 re-
member to have been present when that qucs-
tion affecting the interest Of 80 large u portion
Of mankind was decided in the Supreme Court
ofihe United States. / refer to whnt is known
as the bred Scott decision, and could not but
admire the simplicity, and yet the great dig.
nifty, that distinguished the Court in that
eveht-the grandeur with which that decision
was given. There sat the venerable Chiefs
Ju*tic" Roger B Taney lik some old prophet
lingering Oh the verge Of the other world
enuncinting principlesof the greatest in,ror
tance to the people Of this Union and, were
ever the slightest disturbance interrupted his
proceeding, he raised simple pencil, the mur-
mpr was hushed, and thus the great NOV ement
went on. 1t was a scene worthy of cont tcmpla.
.tion.'
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SALE DAY.


HE following are the sales made by the
commissioner and Sheriff on Monday last:
Conmissicner's Sales.-Ihe Marshall Hou.e
Livery Stables and Seven Negroes. belonging to
tho Estste Of EDMunD CoBB, decd, were dis.
posed Of as follows: The Marshall House and
Lot. and buildings attached thereto. fs,,bles
and Stable Lot excepted) cold for 81, 600 Jas.
ID. PERR's q Co., purchasers; Livery s,abl.o
S4'Oo5. RtrlEDex l. RussELI, purchasers The
Seven Negroes averaged Ss9l 90, among them
two old ones, and an IDIOT boy. Ono woman
sndsssuckipg child brought si.76Ss snl. Ia
ysars old, shl2s; boy, a years Old. 81 ,s4b
E'Ii. g yssn old. $3.50. Tesms Of sale ayss r,
credit, With inte.ea. - a44aS
House and Lot Of AUGUSTUS <I.os4x brough,
eaeoo, Noses w,ssrocx, purchaser. Th. Trar
.es Tract of q Land, $3.50; Hrsprnsos. Tract
SasrD's Saits.-ls8 uerrs or Lsudror a, sao.
$50 seses for $l75; Negro wosnap. 81 y.ar. oId
foE5Sl,soo; boy. yeaIs old, for 300 !; Hou,.
sadsLot. 2,o0o. 7. T. Mooas, purchaser: pn,e o4o
'sesss Land. sI.4io. 90. acres, $500: =
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APPOINTMENTS,

Among the appointments to the Military
Academies Of this State. we find the following
from XSdeyille:
Cftadei.-C. l.. WATSON.
Arse"nl-Jous DAVID, G.. VI. IIoIors, +. D.
KLron, J. w. BRowS.
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! Trick IN Pork PAcKrSG.-The Cincinnati Price

Trick IN PoRK PAcKrNG The Cincinnati Price
Current has the following:
"a new trick was developed last season.
which is quite ingenious. In cutting up the
hog. the while of the back bone is left attached
to one Of the sides. and then by simply remov-
ing the ribs from the other. a clear side is made
with less of the bone then in the Usual way.
The side with the back bone attached, is packed
as mess pork. or smoked as bacon, thus con-.
pclling the innocent buyer to pay for more
bone than they should This having been
brought 10 the notice of pork inspectors OF
New York and New Orleans, they are de-
termined,lwe understand, that they will press
no pork SO put up. in future.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

sever"l exciting debates have taken place
in the House, but no Speaker has yet beer
elected.
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DIED, sin Beaufost. 81. IAN .ba aotb of M.
ys%Ssr; I; Mrs g AgELL ,s So me solh
yssr Other sge. wife 6fs III AsJessa, 4ssq..
VEspiEa, of the former place. -
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FAsnroSs.-Bulletins from the boss modistes
Of the Parisiap centre Of fashionable law giving
have been posted through these provincial
dominions Of the French capital, and tho faith
ful are directing their dress makers to dock
their skirts in obedience TO the edict that
"dresses are wornsa little shorter this seaspn
than last. Already we see the members Of the
feminine ellie on the streets who ore neatly
as well as handsomely alfred for their skiris
only, toueh without dragging. /, and we hope
fully look forward TO the millepnial period in
the history Of fashions when they actually will
not touch the ground. -. e.: O., ~. : I'd
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HOGS

Several droves of hogs have arrived in the
District but as very little Inns been eold we are
unable to quote the ruling Prices
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DE-. J.J. Wardlnw and Col. II. II. Harper,
Will please accept our thanks for Legislative
docunents
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CHARLESTON, Dec. S, 1850.
Cotton Sales of cotton to-day $500 bales.
Prices in favor of buyers.
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THE INDEPENDE D ENT PRESS.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE s. C.:coLLEGE

COMMENCEMENT OF THE S. C..COLLEGE.
Our Columbia exchanges contains an account
Of the interesting proceedings Of the Annual
commencement of the South Carolina Collcrc
which came off On Monday last. Iu spite ofthe
unfurornble weather, there was brilliant or.
ray OF spectators, and n,any were unable to OBJ
tain adr,tancc.
The following are the names of tho youth
ful orators, and the list Of the Graduating
Class
! 2. ". T. Cleveland. fAndcrsor,) } 'Conncction
Drtwecn intellectual and Neral Excellence"
q. Edward Mclnt"sh, lDurington,) The Fu-
ture of Europe"
Joseph Edward Netlies, Cparling,on,) The
Utility of Poetry"
4. Barnwell Smith Stuart, (Charleston,) "Nii-
rnbeau."
:. Thomas Hunter Lake, (NewlvrryD The
Hero of Italy,"
s. Eldrcd James Simkims (Beaucort,) Scope
! Of Grnius."
10, Camneli Gi!chri~t Henderson,, (Colleton.)
"Nati"nal Monuments"
DEGREES ~ CorHsE-A R-San.ucl Mm,,,,c.
vile Banks, Arthur lie, K, VIM Elis"n C"-cs,
licni. Franklin B"nlwarc Dun Green Calhoun,
Vim. Thomas Cleveland, VIM Caleb Cocker,
Peter james C"uiuricr, Alex Washington III
lrrhr Francis Liiau Frost. Robert James Full
ton, Wm Mnc:.a Gust, VIM Clarence iIamc
I..l.
Urlrsn,, ,rir"r,
WHITFIELD ! ,I;,r,,e 1in,,,' iI,,,. 49,
Thomas !,c-,,, MiI,on N,x., I',,.,',, ~,
mund MaZyck Ejya,I Nri,.nst, t:r,..,.;u ,,iu
Siro,hcr Morri..li Jos.rI, E,,yy,,,, E.,,i,s
y.i;,h C!i.,,u p,,r;l E.,r..,, t.I,ri S',,
brook. R,Lr,t Wallace si,l,i T,,irnI I,,,,s
Siukins, O.sian Err..,oru Simrsnn r:rn,r
Casper simpson, Win. Wright Smith, VIM
GnIinu stevenson Hornv,Il cn,;,l c,r,ri
John i;e:ufnr, Wallace. Francis IIonLirs VS.
ton, Abbott Erishane Wli,o. Wasi,:nr,nn Al
bert Williams, Christorher scot, Wison.-3o
A. Nc. f. Colt, II, Covinr,on, G., A.
Fairlc,, Vim. Eoyall
HoSuElEY DrcErE.-D. p.-Ei,,Lt Ccv
Alexander Gregg.
Medals were awarded as follows:
Wm. Ellison Eorc<. of Tie Senior Class. for
the best essay on The r,n!cmaic System of
A.tronomy."
WIN. fright Smith, of {! @ Senior (Io.. Ear
the best essay il Greek, on The Life Of So.
crates"
Charles Woodward IIu.:on. - ,l,. Jr.;or
Class. for the b,s! essay on .:Iu,-l :. I.rn,rc"
Win. Robert Atkinsnn Of the Sophomore
Class, for the hest Latin Translation Of the
Life Of Juv"Eai."
AL:sr"S l.EcTrEr.-Wm. White Locarc .f
Oranc.Lurr, for the best l.r,rr.. ~, ..rh J.,
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60 M M Err cIAL-

< . MI MI Z r Q a l.
AnEEvlLLE, Dec. 8, 1859.
Cott"m.-Bn. little Offering. We quote from,
to % cents.
COLUMBIA, Dee. G, 1850.
.Cofto".-Thc sales of cotton yesterday amount.
cd TO 20 hales-prces nominal.
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COME, LOOK AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELVES.

NOW OFFER for Sale my very valuable
l. Tract of Land, in Anderson District, S. c.,
situated OH the waters Of Tugalto River and
Big Beaverdutn CreeE, aid Containing 1000
acres, more or less. There are, in fine state
Of cultivation, 800 acres, more or less. IS or 100
Of which is MOST excebnt Bottom. There is
no lack for good water and good Timber. On
the premises is very comfortable DIV weling ;
besides. there are good building and very
conveniently arranged Some $50 acres of this
tract is under good fence and unculivated,
which serves as most excellent woods-pasture.
Here your cattle ana sleep may ramble
and " live high,' uumo1ested BY other peoples
stock.
This place Is Convenient of access to SEVERAL
churches and academies, stores, mills, DC. l
will give great bargain to the purchaser. Ny
son. Robert Holland, jr., is Oh the premises, and
will take great pleasure in showing any one
round who may wish to see it.
Come and look at it and buy it, for better
bargain than will give Has not been offered
anywhere in The country.
ROBERT HOLLAND, sn.
September 7, 1859 I'll St.
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A CHEAP PLACE.

Aug. s. 1859. l4-tf
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The State Of South Carolina.
HBBEVIL.EE DISTRICT.

1BBEVLEtE DISTRICT
Henderson, Kirtland,
North : Plat. EBm for Acct: Marshall
vs. Assets.
Hadden, Slayer d Co.
DURSUANT TO- order Of, Court "the credit
i offs Of the above named firm Of Slayer,
4adden & Co.; both i6diviaaal aand partner
ship" are hereby required to present and
prove their demands before me on OF before tie
first of October neft. J.,
Commissioners Office,
June %, 1859 3In
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
A6bevilie District.- Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Able
vile District:
M HEREAS, w. ]. Arnold, has applied to
w me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and eingular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits OF Lewis Logan, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonlsb all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinarys Court for the said District,
TO be holden at AbbevlIc Court House, on the
thirtieth of September inst, to show cause, If
any, why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day OF September, inst. in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hfty-nine, and in the Saith year of American
Independence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. u.
September Is, 1859 20 2t
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SALES FOR OCTOBER,
SheriH's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
RT virtue Of sundry Writs of Fiera Facias
-AJe to me directed, will sell at Abbevillc
Court House, on the first Monday in OCTO.
BIER next, within the legal hours Of SALE the fol-
lowing property, to wit:
Sorrel Horse, blind, Buggy and Harness,
levied OH, as the porot'erty of L. o. Shoert,aker,
ads. E. j: Taylori and bthers.
House and Lot, in the Town Of Abbeville.
containing four Acres mare or lees, bounded by
lands OF John G. Wilson, Charles Dendy, and
others, as the property Of John Comb, ads Chris.
tian d Deal, and others.
204 Acres Of Land, more 6r iese, boiindetl by
lands of James Gorden, James McComb and
others; also, one Negro Woman, Martha as the
property Of Samuel w. Cochran, ads W. b.
Roman, and others.
SO Acres of Land, more or less, bounded by
of Peter G,liIlebeau, Edward Calhoun, and others,
as the property ef Is. f. Gilbert, ads Gullithon
Walker, and others.
l40 Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded by
lands of James N. Cochran, and others, as the
property of James NJ. Calvert, ads. DruciIla
Douglas.
TERMs-CAsH.
JOSEPH T. MOORE, SAD.
Sheriffs Office, Sept 7tl, 1859 20 St
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVItLE DISTRICT!
In Equity.

In Equity.
Margaret Lyon,
rs.
Isaac ], sybert, and wife, Bill for Paftiti5n, &c
Laura Lyon, and Others.
DURSUANT to order of Court, I will sell al
L Public outcry. et Abbeville c. H., on Sale.
Day in OCTOBER aext, (3rd.) the Real Estate
Of Thopas J. Lyon, decd, containing about
Eight Hundred and Fifteen Acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands Of Il. w. Lites, Adam
Wideman and Others known as Indian Hill"
Said Tract to be resitrveyed And platt exhibited
on the day Of Sale.
Terms.-A credit of ole and two Years; with
interest from the day of Sale. purchaser to
give Bond with at least two good sureties to
secure the purchase money pay tfie costs in cash
and pay papers. =.
W. II. PARKER, cEAD.
Commissioners Office,
September 6, 1850. 20 4t
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:, NSEISS$s,
A PfLICATEoN @af be 'tinsds IL fs .;.SSt! .;.S!
q sitting Of sthe Legiplatute r o rs4ehsstsi,
Of the Bridge over Saiuda, knownas SShith and
e(srkhsnn n ArTdos -.sI lll----.-
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The State OF South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

The State OF South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Petition for the Jetefts Of the h,sotue,s Dtbtors
Att.
TOHN w. BROWN, who is in the eiist6dy
u 81 the Sheriff Of Ebbevfle District, by
virtue of Writ Of Capias ad Sat isfaciendun,
at the suit of William Sherrard, having filed
in my Office. together with Schedule. on oath,
of his estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that he may
be admitted to the benefits Of the Acts of the
General Assembly made for the relief of insol
vent debtors.
1t is Ordered, That the said Williat:f Sherard
and all other creditGts to whom the said John
W. Brown is in anywise indebted, be-. and they
are hereby summ1hed, and HAVE notice to aP.
pear, before the said C0utt at Abbeville Court
House, on the third day, u October next: to
shew sause ifany they cahs Why the pray yer 6f The
petition aforesaid, should not be granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, o.e.r.
Office Of Common Pleas,
ASssf'''s 5sss, isso. District s s''" o SIN
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
A''y +. vs.: "'''''"'' Bill for Partition
4 xd%r. % "; sna S's:hs; s;hs1s. of Hss' H''''s'
1URSUANT to order 6f Court, I will sell
IL on Sals.day in OCTOBER next, at Ab.
6evle G. H., at Public outcry, the Real Estate
Hundred and Fifty acres, more or less, bounded
by lands Of John Calhoun, Jefferson Floyd and
Others
Terms.-A credit of one, two and three years,
with interest from the day of Sale. Purchaser
to give Bond with at ieast two good suretes, to
secure the purchase money, pay the costs in
cash, and pay for papers, o.
VIM. II. PARKER, c.Ea.D.
Commissioners Office,
September 6. 1859. 20 At
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Sale Of Real Estate.

Sale of Real Estate.
NDER the direction of the Will of J. F..
- Foster, Decd, We will sell, at Abbevillc
Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER,
A plantation. on which the Deceased lived,
containing about
300 ACRES.
on which are good improvements. Also,
The Coolie Tract, containing
no ACRES;
adjoining the home place, Sold on credit OF
twelve months interest from date, with note
and approved security.
All persons having demands against the Es-
tate will please hand them in to the Executors
as they wish 10 know tbe Indebtedness of the
Estate. Persons knowing themselves to he i'll
debted to the Estate will make payment with
out delay as the debts Of the Estate must be
paid.
JAMES MoCASLAN,
c. w. COWAN,
Executors
Aug. s. 1859. l4-tf
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Tbs State Of South Carolina:
ABBETILLE DISTRICT,

ABBETILLE DLS7RICT
Petition for tie Benefits Of the Lasoivcnt Debt
TAMES A. CALDWALL who is in the Gus.
q tody Of the Sheriff of Abbeville District,
at the suit of I. II. Ligon. having filed in.py
Office, together with schedule, an oath, Of his
estate and effects his petition 10 the ,Cottrt of
Common Pleas praying that he may lie admit.
ted to the benefit Of the Acts Of tie General
Assembly made for the relief of insolvent debt
ors.
1t is Ordered, That the said T. II. Ligon,
and all other creditors to whom the said James
4. Gale dwell is in anywise indebted, be, and
they die hefeby stmmoned. and have notice
to appear, before the Court at Abbevillc Court
House, on the third day Of October. next, to
shew cause, if any they can, why the prayer OF
the petition should not be granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C.cr.
Office Of Common Pleas,
Abbeville District this
2sth June, 1859. Q 3m..
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AJJeviite Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Abbs.
vile District
w HEREAS, Adam Wideman mas applied 70
w Inc for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods aud chattels, rights and cred.
its of Ann Spence, late of the District afors.
said deceased. zs;Sc.
These arestherefofesto cite and admonish all
and sineuIaft the kindred and creditors of the
said deceaseds 10 be and appear before me, at our
next OrdinaryS Court for the said District, to be
holden at Abbsvile C. H., on tire thirtieth day
of September to show csttse, If any, why the
said Administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal this the
18th day of Sept. in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty
nine, and in the 84d year of American Inde.
pendence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. ID.
September Is, 1859 % 2t
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The State 6f South Carolina:

The State 0f South Carolina!
ABBEVIEtE DtSfRtC1.
Office Co'ift Of Common Pleas and dent Sss;;ioan5
N. X. Butler, Survivor)
VIM. D. Lloyd, Mcc6Ha;i; Mcas1a'ss'; Yf.ff'; !; Eitt:
WHEREAs tile. PIa'utiff did on the niaS:
a'sa and ii1!s SSS 4 ss%ssE sRsis.s sst s
the DeiaHdaht; %hH.. If r6 sasS e ,rbssB3 tt6iR
and witHotit the corporate limits Of This State
and has neither wife nor attorney known Within
the hess, same. dpon whpm COPY Il .sslIa dsplsFs,ton
the ssid Defendant. do appear and plead to thc
said declaration, ON or before the twentieth day
Of Noyembsr, eighteen hundred aud fifty.nine:,.
otherwise final and absolute Judgment viii 2hssf
be given aud awarded against him. -;
MATTHEW MaDoNALb,.e Of,
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A CHEAP PLACE.
TNIlE subscriber viii sell, to suit purchasers,
l. his desirale. we'll improved Tract Of Land.
near Winter Seat, on Hardlabor Creek, contain
ing
$50 Acres.
Five Hundred and Fifty WOOD LAND. we'll
timbefed Tree Hundred IN fine state of culti-
walton. SeveHty.hse OF which is Greek and
Branch Bottom, and One Hundred and TWENTY
Five
Fre9h Upland,
that will produce from six TO eight Hundred
Pounds Seed COTTON and from fifteen to
twenty Bushels CORN pei acre, without ma.
uure.
Those desrous TO buy Land in EdgefsId or
Abbeville will do we'll 10 look at mine, as / an,
determined to sell, and will give great barg Siri
The buildings are all good and ia ts,oreugS te-
p ir: Come quick or you will lose bargain.
JOHN W. MCCLELLAN
Sent ~ 1850 -
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The LaurenSville Female College,
wv ILL resume its Exercises OH MON BAY,
w 26th SEPTEMBER next, under hs
present able and distinguished Faculty.
Tho Tuition is reduced, and the best board can
be obtained on moderate terms.
For further Information apply to q
REV. E. T. BUST. D. d.
President,
LaureDsville, s. c..
August ~. 1879 IL --.. iNe