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ants, Of which none from South Carolina
In the Ordnance Department, there is colonel
lieutenant colonel, ma ors. & captains IL fist
Hcutennnts. second licutcnants 1 brcvct Sec
ond lIcutenantr, and ID military store keepers of
which from south Carolina. In the two regiments
OF i'ragoons. there urc 2 coloneis, 9 lieutenant
coloneis majors, 90 captains, % first licuten-
ants ~ second lieutenants. and 3 brevet second
leutehants, OF which nrc from South Carolina
In the two regiments of Cavalry there are two
colohels, lieutenant colonels, majors, 90 CAP
tains. III hrst heutenants 81 second licutcnans.
ana brevet second lieutenant, of which 9 are
from South Carolina. In the Regiment of
Mounted tifiemen, there is l colonel, l lieut.n-
ant colonel. majors, 10 captains IL first lieu
tenants, ~ second lieutenants, and brevet Sec
ond heutenants. of which none are from Sou,h
carolina. In the four regiments of Artillery,
there are 4 colonels, a lieutenant colonels 8 Mn.
Jors. 4S captains, 96 first leutenauts, 4S second
heutenants, and brevet second licutenunts, of
which 5 arc from South Carolina In the ten
regiments of Infantry, there are 10 colonies, 10
lieutenant coloncs, 20 majors, 100 captains, 100
hrst heutenants, 80 second lieutenants, and 7
brevet second lieutenants of which 8 are from
South Carolina. Ii thus appears that Oh the lst
ol January last. there were 1853 commissioned
officers. Of which number 90 are from South
Carolina.
In the year 1855 there were Z designations, l
commission vacated under the 7th section of the
Act Of June, 1916, aud l commission vacated bv
new appointment. There were "a deaths and /
dismissal.
The Military Geographical Departments are
as follows;
Department of the East.
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THE ADMINISTRATION OF LAW IN uTAH

Ii seems that the Federal Courts in this Ter.
rit"ry. are made mere mockery, through the
lawlcss aud rcbcIiious agency Of the Mornons
The court being in session, thus declared by them
to he Invalid. The first case taken up, that of
McNci! agninst Brigham Young, for false i'm.
prisonment, was found TO be ended by McNei
haringbcen murdered by the Dan,ies. The
next case, one OF murder, was rendered abortive
by the Mormons having run off the main witnes.
SEES The third case, which was against two
M"rmons charged with forging Government dra fts
cn"e to a stop because the main witness, John
Wallace, sent u letter to the Judge, dated Camp
Floyd. saying that he had been armed that, if
he came to Salt LAX. City to testify. he would
lie murdered. The Judge read the letter TO the
Grand Jury, and ordered the Marshal TO take
posse aud place the said witness under the Do
lection of the government. Another case, which
was civil suit against Hickman, u notorious
DANTE leader, was put off to be compromised,
aud soon utter the Danitcs surrounded the house
Of the plaintiff, Drown, and k ied him. Thus
il went OH through the whole term.
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OUR ARMY.

In the United States Army, there l. I msior
general, br'gadier generals, I adiutsnt genafsi.
IL assl:tsn! adiutaht generals, judge advocate
general inspector generals, quarter master
general, assistant quarter master eene,aIs a
quarter 'nasters 90 assistant quarter masters 2
"il'lsry store keepers. and commissary general
OF subsistence; from the entire number Of which
mere "A from south Carolina. viz: assistant
quarter MASTER In the Medicrl Depar tment
there ID l surgeon general; % surgeons, Of which
are from south Carolina. and 50 assistant su
geons. Of which are from South Carolina. In
me Psy Department there 10 pny master mem.
era'. deputy pay masters general, and 25 nav
masters OF which l " from South CaroIius. In
the Engineer Corps, there n eoloBel, 9 Iieuten-
ant co'ones, motors. IL oaptaia4, IL fret lisu.
tenants; 10 second lieu;ensnts, and / brevet
second lieutenant; Of which none arc from Son,h
Carolina. In the Typographical Corps OF En-.
gineera. there is colonel Lieutenant colonel.
majors, l8 captains, 10 first leutensui.. 4 se.
cond lieut'nants, and 1 brevct second Geuteu.
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MORE THAN WE BARaA1NED FOR

few weeks since our c"partnrr, Mr.. T. b.
CRtws having small family to provid for and
beng, We suppose, to some extent destitute of
many OF the little things necessary to their com
tort. and being ins,igated by the gnawings of an
petItc, published notice Of his forIorn condition,
nSk'ng that any person who might have such
Things as Chickens, Eggs, &c. to dispose of to
call at the Hammer Office. The notice seems to
have produced terrible commotion among our
friends. They have been seized with the idea
that the Editor of the Banner was in All alarm.
'ngly destitute and dcplorabe condition, and
strnIghtwny make an exhibition Of their COM
passion by sending provision 10 sutiato an hun
g"rc'l appetite. One friend ships to our address
Thirty bushels Of Potatoes An unknown
female friend sends per Rail Road box of pro-
visions, with the following list Of contents: Po-
ta'oes' Beans Green Corn, Eggs. ham, Jelly.
Sweet Cakes, Crackers. Bread, Radishes, Apples
and many other "daintes'' too tedious to men,
ton, addressed to w. C. DAVIS, marked "this 4
side up with cure" Within the Box we find
the following note without signature: "Deplo.
f'"E the destitute condition of Mr.. w. C. DAVIS,
benevolent friend, wishing to show compassion,
hopes that he will accept til box Of tlainties'
well, there Is somo mischief lurking in this
affair. The hope Of All opportunity to revenge
the mlschievovs Kindness whic gave birth t O
tins enterprise. hath seized upon us. Yes, we'll
he r:venged, Bnt howl WELL We have il ?
Here is our resolve that we oursclf, unto our
Self have resolvcd-to charge our " benevolent
friend one kiss, not artificial but natural, for
. this box Of dninties'-consttute ourselves law.
f"l attorney for the collection of the debt sue
upon first sight for payment. Provided always
That our benevolent friend" be not man, or
a woman "rudcly stamped" wanting "Iovcs
MAJESTY, curtailed Of fur proportion, cheated
OF feature by assembling nature" In word
that she be not old, ugly, toothless, with an ha
gard look. If 30, we shall, from pure charity
for"' the debt-recept the bill without pay
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Natmrs ia Tie great ptysieian- This is now
admitted by the medical profession, az funda.
mental principle Of healing science. Itis wisely
provided by the human economy, that whenever
anything is wrong in the physical system, the
natural forces o. The body are brought to bear
TO expel tho disease. The great aim, therefore,
10 to strengthen the natural powers. This has
been kept in view By the skiiiful eompounders Of
DIR. J. HOSTETTER'S BlTTERS, which op.
crate to give fresh vitality 10 all tho organs Of
the body. The effect Of this medicine upon the
stomach. the liver and tue kidneys, are prompt
and decisive The patient who Is wise enough
to quit drugging, and Ivy the BiTrEae, sooo sseis
as II he had taken a now lease Of life, aud o.
he continues the use Of tho article, he is over
joyed TO find tho streams of .,salth coursing
through bis frame. Let oil from whose check
the bloom has departed, give Dr. J. Bo>tetter's
Celebrated Bitters tsisi. -
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every.
where.
IE See advertise ment in another column.
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OUR COURT.

Our Court commenced its session here on
Monday last his honor. Ju'lgc MoSn"E, presiding
IL Is matter Of regret that sn much of the time
OF tile Court will be occupied in lcspa,cl,ing the
criminal cases. We have an accumulation of
old business on our Docket which viii pcrhnps
consume the week. leaving The new cascs upon
the Issue Docket which should he disposed of
during the present term. We notice among the
visiting members Of the Bar, Mcssrs WrrNsR
oEG aud MARSHALL, Of Anderson; IIvpGIxs and
IlAEEis, Of Luurens; BAXTER and SuMMER, of
Newbcrry; SAA'L MAHRY, Of Edgefield.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

We SEQ 1t stated that All important point in the
differences between us and Great Britain con-
fcrn'ng the north. western boundary line lies in
the representations of our officials, civil and
military 'front.' region Of the disputed terri
tory, to the effect that while the United States
Commissioner was instructed generally To RIM
the line according tothe treaty. the British Com.
missioner was under instructions of his Govern.
ment as to where the line should be rnn This
shows how much more vigilant the British Gov.
ernment is than our own in such matters. Thei,
tcnacty, too, is proverbial but information from
Far'ons sources as to the views Of The Admins
trat'on, ieal to tho belief that they do no. in
tend 1" DO responsible for any net That shall com.
promise our claim to the Island Of San J nan
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DISTRICT FAIR.

We are requested by the Executive Committee
t." publish the following additions aud correc-
ti"ns "f the Premium List:
For the best Stallion open to tho
world, Gun, $1,000
pair Of Carriage Mares,
open t" the world, Cup, 90
Fiy years old District
raised, Cup, 500
do " Cup, 500
pair Of Oxen, Cup, 5 90
For the best specimen of Painting, Cup, 500
f"r The second best, Cup, 800
The premiums fnr the biooled Gu tile is omen
l" the world the grades of South Carolina
raised, and for The common cattle il for D.trc,
raised.
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OUR DISTRICT FAIR.

II will be gratifying to those most interested
IN the success of this enterprise, to know that ii
large number Of Life Memberships have been
taken during this k. Tie planters Of the
District seem determined to do their duty, in this
particular. They all seem 20 prefer Life Mem
bcrsliPS. This preference will Of course tend
TO make ;hc Society more permanent We are
now receiving entries of articles for Exhibition.
We desire that persons having any thing 10 enter
will give i'll the same before the morning of the
fa'r' an it may prevent delay. Persons can send
ny letter list of the articles they wsh entered
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DEATH OF EDMOND C0BB

There is scarcely week but that We are
called to the performance Of that sad and painful,
duty OF announcing the death of aome one o.
our acqnaintances and friends. We :,uve to. day
TO record the death of Mr. EDMOND Copr. OF
this village. 1t is a mournful thing 10 realize
the fact that friends with whom We have been
associated have passed from earth to that spiri,
ia"d' from "whence no traveller returns"
We had only known the deceased Intimately
since the beginning Of his proprietorship OF the
NiaTshnl House, during which time our relations
have been naught else but that of mutual friend
ship. lie appered Well and cheerful Oh Mondsv
until o'clock about which time he procured
from one Of our Druggists four ounces of Lnud-
anu'n, he il snd to have taken the entire ouau.
t'ty. which resulted i'll death four hours uCts,.-
Even his most intimate friends have not tho
most remote conjecture of what induced him
thus to destroy his own life. u,lcss it wus
the apprehension Of the death of h,s WIFE, who
las for ten days been seriously ill., His death
being 50 sudden and unexpected makes !, the
more mournful to lis friends aud family H..
may have had faults. Who has them mott Let
us forget them, and drop the tear Of pity. if no,
for him, for them whom his Ieath hath 60 Ina
reayed.
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CAR PETS!
AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES!!
W M. SHEAR

AS received n very large supply of CAR
H. PETS among whi are,
English Velvet CARPETS, Of new and splen.
did styles;
English Brussels CARPETS, of John Cross.
ley & Sons, large supply Of new and elegant
patterns:
Superior Three-ply CARPETS, of new and
beautiful styles;
Superior Ingram and Venetian CARPETS,
A supply Of CARPETS, at 20 cents per
yard.
The above will be sold at lower prices than
ever before offered in this city. Persons wish
ing the article. are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine the assortment, as / feel assured
they will be convinced that ii is better to pur-
chase their Carpets in Augusta, rather than order
from the Northern cities.
ALSO,
Rich Embroidered Lace and Muslin CUR.
TAINS. and some at very low prices;
SATIN DAMASl[S and DELAINES, for
Window Curtains, with CORDS aud TASSELS
to match;
large supply Of Gold Band and Fancy
WINDOW SHADES;
GILT CORNICES and CURTAIN BANDS,
large supply.
The public are respectfully requested to call
and examine the assortment
Augusta, Ga, Sept. 81, 1859 24 If
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Qon,nlerfial.

ABBEvILLE, Oct S, 1859.
Cotion-But little cotton has vet been mt
upon the market. We quote extremes at from
8 to lot cents.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 4, 1859.
Cotton.-The sales of cotton yesterday amour.
ted 10 Ia bales-extremes lO@lO4
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The veteran Lieutenant. General WindfieLl
Scott ID COMMANDMENTS Chief, and the Head
quarters of the Army is i'll tho city of New
York.
Since the LIST Of January some changes have
taken place from deaths, designations, etc, and
The graduates Of the West Point Military Acad-
emy have been commissioned as brevet second
leutenants.- Wditcr6oro' .Smn.
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Notice..

Notice.. 49,.
SIRAYED from the subscriber some month
~ since, fine looking BLACK COW; also
,YEARLING. red and white spotted. Any infor.
nation OF them will be thankfully received, or
Five Dollars will be given for their delivery to
mo at this place. -
c. II. ALLEN.
Oct. 3, 1859 II g,
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LAND FOR SALE.

INHE subscriber offers for sale all hs Lands,
i containing
z6B ACres.
on accommodating terms. These lands will be
sold separately or all together to suit purchasers.
my Home Tract, containing
226 Acres.
more or less is US Healthy place rs there is in
The District; good Spring aud Well of water,
nm excellent Dwelling and Store House, Gin
ilousc aud Screw, and other necessary build
invs.
MY object is TO go West for the purpose Of
I"ininS : my attention to the Farming interest.
Hands, at u fair valuation.
some Of my Lands lie from Two 10 Four
miles from Hodges Depot, and my Home Tract,
about hali mile from good Mill known as
douglas Mill.
FOR iurther particulars address the subscriber
at Hodges Depot, S. c.
-, 7. ]. ROBERTS.
i'easant Grove, Oct. 4, 1859 q If
Press copy.
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DRY GOODS!

DRY GOODS!
WIN. SHEAR
Has; fsssiys% si,s, n, I1Tge s"pE,y of FALL and
choicest selection i'll
Ladies' Dress
AND
STAPLE ARTIC LES,
among which are,
Rich French Printed DELAINES Gall wool)
and DELhINE ROBES:
Small Figured French DELA1NES, (all wool)
Of beautiful styles. for children;
Ladies' Rich Dress and Foulard SILKS, of
the latest Paris styles;
Superior Plain Black SILKS, and Ladies'
Black Silk ROBES;
Superior Plain Black and Colorcd French
MERINOS and DELAINES;
Superior Al French PRINTS Of new and
beautiful styles;
A very large assortment of English and
American PRINTS;
French Embroidered Lace and Muslin COL
LARS and UNDERSLEEVES
Ladies' Embroidered and Hem stitched Linen
Cambria IIANDKERCIIIEFS;
Swiss and Jaconet EDGINGS and INSERT
INGS, Of beautiful styles;
Valrnciennes and Thread Lnce EDGINGS
and lNSERrINGS
Black Brussels LACES and SILK PRINCES,
for Trimmings;
Ladies' silk Velvet CLOAKs, Of new and ele-
CANT styles;
Ladies Black and Colored Cloth CLOAKS, of
beautiful styles,
Ladies' Superior Broche and Stella SIIAWLS; :;
Superior Welsh, Patent and Saxony FLAN-
NELS;
Fancy CAssIMEREs and JEANS, for Youths
Heavy HUCKAIACKs and DIAPERS, for
Towels;
Superior l24 Linen sIIEErINGs and Pillow
Case LINENS;
Superior s-4 and lo,4 Table and Damask
DIAPERS;
Damask NAPKINS and Damask TABLE
CLOTHS, Of extra size and quality;
Ladies and Misses MERINO VESTS, of the
best styles;
complete assortment of Ladies'. Misses,
Childr"n's, Gentlemen's and Youths IIO-
SIERY;
Ladies and Misses Steel Spring SKIRTS, of
the best style;
Mnrscillrs QUILTS, of extra size and quality,
and some at very low prices;
large assortment of Coats and Brooks
SPOOL COTTON, of tho Nos. most used with
Sewing Machines.
complete assortment Of Ladies' MOURN.
ING GOODS
Superior Crib and Whitney Bed BLANK
Els, some Of extra size and quality.
Also, will receive in a few days,
a large supply of NEGRO BLANKETS,
which will be sold at very low prices with a
great variety of other FaEcy AMI STAPLE AR
IlCLES, suitable for the present season, and to
all Of which the attention Of the public is re.
| spectfully invited.
Augusta, Ga, Sept 81. 1859 "a If
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
-lbbcr'W" Uistrici.- CtMiion.
'y WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of Able.
vile District.
w llEREAS, R"b,. T. Buchanan has applied to
w III: Tor Letters of Administration, OH NIL
ana singular the goods and chatt-ls rights and
credits OF ): Willis Buchanan, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad,nonIsh all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to hc and appear before me. nj
our next Ordinarys Court for the said District
10 be holden ut AbbevlIc Court House, on tho
fourteenth of October inst, to show cause, if
any, why the said administration should not bs
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 3oth
day OF September, inst. in tho year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hty-nine, and in the saith year Of American
Independence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D.
September so, 1853 % 2t
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Savannah Valley Railroad.

TVHE Annual Meeting ;of the Stakeholder, Of
Il The Savannah Valley Railroad. viii &.
held at Calhouns Mills on tho Third w edu e.dav
of November next, ct II o'clock A. II.
BY order of
z&,aa., y ..Frest. fsL0AN. .
Wa A. GLKs. soe'y & Tfeas.
Sept. 81. 1859 2I Al
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e The Liverpool Times says Il has tho best
authority for stating thst the prospect Of EN-.
igration 20 tho United States are ..most nromi,.
i1g, and that al activs movement for some
mouths is anticipated. The least emigration
:statistics show that while there if falling off
fn the Irish emigration, the number of English
and Scotch emigrants is largely increasct.
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Raisina the Ships at she Crimea.-A corr...
pondent Of the London Times, recently returned
from visit 10 Sshastonol. states that the ra :siD
M the snnken feet was progressing very success.
fully. About fourteen ships only remain to I've
raised. consisting Chiefly Of thres deckers and
irigates. for which larger and more powerful
derricks were being constructed. That prrtion
will he blown up. lie also found tie praye.vnrd
containing The bodies Of those who fell in the
Crimean campaign respected and properly at.
tended to. The walls surrounding them we're IN
good condition. ard kept in repair by persons an.
pointed to visit them at stated intervals.
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Bp,ueneal.

MARRIED. BY Rev. ]. I. Bonner, on We'd
nesday, the 2lsl Sept, Mr.. D. w. HAW-
THORN. Esq, Of Due West, and Miss AL
trict
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The State of South Carolina.
. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
In Eouitv-

In Equity.
VIM. w. Green,
>adm'r, Bill to Goreclose Mort.
z,cbor;ah w. o,,wia. gage. DC.
nURSU ANT TO order Of Court. I win se,I st,
Il Public Outcry, at AbbeviIlc Cour, House.
on Sale Day in November next, (7tb,) the Tract
Of Land described in The Bill, lying OH Lone.
Branch, waters Of Little River bounded by lands.
of George Shirley, John II. Wilson, and others.
and containing three hundred and fifty six acres,
more or less
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay for pa
pers.
W. II. PARKER, G EA.p.'
Commissioners Office,
October 8, 1869. "a ,dr
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EXCHANGES.

THE Farmer and Planter for October is on our
table" Those VIII" are not already should be
subscribers to this Journal 1t is devoted to
every thing pertaining to AgricuI,ure-is the
best Agricultural paper, by far. in the Southern
States Price onc doilar. Address Il. NJ. Sr"Kta,
Columbia.
Tie smop"litan -trt Jonrnul.-The name Of
this paper indicates lis character. IT. is devoted
I" the general diffusion Of Literature and Art
i'"l'llsl'd i'll New York, hy the Cos,n"lmltan
Art Association, ut $500 Year. Tho Srpeu,-
Der number is brfurr lis
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ABBEVILLE BANNER,
w. Z. DAVIS, Editor.
Thursday Morning, Oct. 6, 1859.

G5B- We trust friends will excuse the
crowded state Of our columns this week with
advertisements. We hope soon to give our usu
al amount Of reading matter.
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La di es7 0lo aks
ShaVlS, Coo.
lie has also a fine lot of
SEGARS AND
TO II a Q GO

And in fact everything else usually kent in a
DRY GOODS STORE. lie would state 10
his friends and customers that his Stock has
been bought Of the very best Houses in the
Northern Markets. and feels assured that he can
sell ON US reasonable terms as any other estab.
lishlnent Call and examine his stock, und
judge for ourselves.
THOMAS MAUON
Oct. 5, 1859 "a 3m
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Sale Of. Laad---By the Court of
Ordinary.

I'm she first. Monday in Noyenbsy next
y -, Will be sold for partition The Real Estsie
OF JOSHUA DAVIS, decd, ntaininr Two
eands 60 and Iesghty nine acres, more Or iess.
situated in Abbeville District, on Long Cane
Greek, adjoining lands OF SAINT Lomax, Dr.. Pair,
'onn munday' and others. Terms 10 months
credit Purchaser giving bond and good security
to the Ordinary, and Mortgage Of The premises
- - deemed necessary, to secure the payment of
she purchase money. Costs to he paid in Cash.
JOSEPH T. MOORE, SAD.
Oct 4, 1859 "a t8s'
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NE"
FALL GOODS,
4 $50.
THOMAS MAHON,
Q u @a3WRRa 80 60

" AS now on hand and ready for inspection
AA and Sale one of the largest and best selec
ted stocks Of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
READY-M ABE CLOTHING,
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
Evor Brought to Cokosbury,
which he offers OH as reasonable terms as any
consists, in part Of rs follows:
Plains, Kerseys, Negro Brogans
of every description. In
DRESS GOODS
lie has in great variety,
Ladies' Fine Velvet
8 q m m ETS ,
Ladies' and Misses
FLATS, &c
Black and COlOrcd Silks, Eng
lisIl and French DcLlmcs,
English and French McrinOs,
Plaid and Solid CoIors,
French DeLamcs, Robes, the
Latest Styles.
EInbrOidcrics, Laccs, &c.
a splendid assortment of White Goods,
LINENS, MUSLINS, COLLARS,
Hoseries, &c.
hadi es' Clo aks,
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Land Sales---By the Court of
Ordinary. ,>.
THlHE Real Estate of Robert Smith. decd vii,
n be sold by Public Auction (for parlitiouj
at Abbeviie G. H., on Sale Day in November
next, cemprisipg oEe hundred aud thirtv.niue
acres more or less situated in Abbey Distrct
on Mulberry Creek, adjoining lands Of John
Rodesick, VIM. Ssrawhorn and others t. ~,
Terms:-12 months credit, purchasers giving
bond and good security, and mortgage Of The
premises, if deemed necessary, to the Ordinary:
and tho costs TO be paid in, cash.
JOSEPH T. MOORE 6. A. D.
Oct. 4, 1859 "a ida