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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

HONeOny's Ointment and Pius-A
friendly warning,-rhese great rene
dial preparations have been inflated, and
,he limitations may Kill as certainly as the
genuine articles cure. TO prevent the
possibility Of impOsnion.L purchase no
pot of 0ln,men, or box OF Pills uule,s en-.
folded in book Of directions bearing The
words. Holloway. New York and Lon
don, impressed a. a waler.mark on each
leaf. Furnished with the true and le1iti-
male specifics, the old, young and middle
aged Of both sexes may cure with aoso-
lu,e certainty those diseases of the diges-
'e and secretiye organs, the skin, and
flesh, which physiciuns are sccnsiom-
to pronounce "incurable." .r aas-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

ANOTHER Cargo or AFRIcANs.-A yes.
sci called Ihe "Wsnderer," has succeed.
ed in rlandesiinely landing cargo Of Az
ricsus near Brunswick. Googia. One
hundred and fifty, Il is stated. have bsen
conveyed TO The river plantations aud
scattered through the country: The car
GO is supposed 10 have consisted Of $50
Three men supposed to be the smuggl lers.
have been arrested and committed 10 Jail
at Savannah. au ..t .. ..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

Fatal AccIDENT.-We regret 10 learn
isays the ,Mardnsborg Republican, iha,
solomon Bas,, Iof this place. the CoWduc.
tor of the fss, Freight Train. on 'he BaIu-
more aud Ohio iRailrUs,l:' vas killed on
Friday anornlng a,dhe Plains. Mr. Bssi
~ as la very worthy MANI He leaves a
wife and several sma!l children.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

take the risk Of insurances. bn, before the
directors of abe company had acted upon
she application. The property was destroy
&c by hre. The company then refused
TO pay, coniending that they were not
bound by tbs. act Of an agent 0uniilG said
act had been formally endorsed by ibe
board.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01
antellieente, Aauertisius,
The Beginning Of the World.

The following is an extract from a SER
mon OF Spurgeon, the English preacher,
and is specimen OF eloquenee which,
within year or two, has made his name
familiar in both hemispiIeres -
Can any man tell the when the begin
ming was ! Years ago, We thought The
beginning of The world was when Adam
came upon il; hot we have discovered
.ha, thousands of years before ,ha. God
was forming chaotic matter TO make it a
fiji abode for Man and putting races of
creatures upon il. that they nigh. die and
leave traces of his handiwork and marvel.
ous skill, before he tried his hand on man.
But this was moi the beginning, for reve-
laiion points Us 10 period long ere this
world was fashioned, TO The days when
The morning stars were bcgollcn-when,
! like drops Of dew from the fingers Of
morning, stars and consleIlaliUns fell
thickly from The hand of God when, by
his own lips, he launched forth ponderous
OIbs: when with his own hand, he sent
comets. like thundefbolts, wandering
through the sky, TO find one day their
proper sphere. We 60 back TO those
days when worlds were made, systems
were fashioned. and we have not approa.
ched The beginning yet.
On.il we 60 back to the time when all
the universe slept in the mind Of God, as
yet unborn. unnl We enter the eternity
where, God, the creator, tweHs alone,
everything sleeping within him. all erea-
.lon sleeping in his mighty, gigantic
thought. we have not guessed the begin
ming. We may 60 oack. back, back, ages
upon ages. We may 60 back. if we may
use such words. whole eternities. and yet
never arrive at the beginning. Our wing
may be tried, our imagination die away.
Could it ou.s,rip the lightning flashes. IN
majesty, power and 'spidliy, j, would
soon weary itself ere i, would get TO the
beginning. But God from the beginning,
chose his people, when Tie unnsvigs!ed
either was ye. Unframed by the wing Of a
SINGLE angel, when space was shoreless.
or else unbOrn when universal silence
regned, and not voice or whisper shock
ed the lemniIy Of silence. when there
was no being. no motion, naugh, bot God
himself alone in his eternity when.
without, the song Of an angel. without the
attendance Of even a cherubim, long ere
the living creatures were born. or the
wheels of the chariot of Jehovah were
fashioned even then, ain the beginning
was the Word," and in the beginning
Gods people wereon in the word and in
The beginning he chose them all ln,o eteT.
lnsl life.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

A Hhole Family PoisOped.--A .pe-i
gro boy, about 10 years of age. living
with Mr.. John &. Houston. about ""
and half miles below lsIrisonburg Rock,
ingham County. Va. attempted, ON Fh-'
day morning las, 10 Po'soD 5ihls Whole
family. Some arsenic had been Ilsrtd
III the khcien loft. for the purpose Of de-
siroying rats; the boy Goand o. sn'l'o on
Thursday plight or Friday morsinRs en-
bfsced an opportunity, when no one wss
abosi, 10 pu he poison 10 the coffee POI,
The whole family. except Mr. ~. who I
was no, at home that mornings wsreds'gr
ken sick at The liable. .Dn. Gor,en pad
Williams were hnmedIsiely called in, snd
lie lives OF fhe family saved. Tie boy
was sues'ed OF Saturday tight. by officer .
BIsiIbwa ai!r. and lodeedIin j.,l. LRotk-n
ingham Rfgisfer. - u.z
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

A midshiPmap asked priest 20 ~n The
'1ifetenee between priesi and jarkass-
The priest gave 1t up. "Ohe wears a
cross on his back. and ,he other on bis
breast" said lie mid'hipmsn. Now
said the priesl, "leIl ~. The difference be-
tween midsbipman aud a jarksss." Tho
midshipnan gave ii up and asked what IL
vas. The priest SAID Ma, he did no,
know OF any. ,rB .rI mou u1tbtuw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01
A Coop Cu.TDm Kentucky paper

A Coon CU.TDn "A Kentucky psper
says ills getting ~ be very fashionable
10 thai qusfIer 10 enclose dollar with
marriage nu'Ieer. whrp sending lIIem TO
me priniero "A good custom ihs opght 10
prevail everywhere. rrs.e> -7.lesl
Six dollars 10 printer and priest p
aa No sensible man rsn Ttlusr-af +.
i Five dollars to render him tlpst 1ll
And one 10 publish Tie news.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01
The autumn wind sweep checrless by,,

The autumn wind sweep checrless by.
over meadow. moore and wave while
Leaflets born upon lhe blast. sooa speed
Ihem TO their grave. The tender aowers
so rudsIy kissed. .lheh petals fold in death;
no more 10 chssr wnh beauty rare, or
soft delicious breath. The bud scarce
opening TO the l'ghl--so tender. frsh and
isif-soon shrinks before ,be chiI blast.
and dies in beauty there. e.,,uI no bsgo -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

A WORB TO BoYs.-Stick to your
trade boys, and learn how 10 work IT you
wish 10 be truly independent. There is
no more pitisble sight than bali mechsn-
&c applying for work. He is always al
The foot oi lhe hill. and. labor as hard as
he may, unless he becomes perfect in his
trade, he can never IIse.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

The Wheeling Times says that a girl
at the hospital in that. city. WHO has been
sick fot some time. died last Sunday.
Owing 10 the ee exceeding tmeIemeney oi
The wes,her. The burial wss postponed iii
Tuesday, when constionsne.s returned to
The li.ue erispTe, and she is now recoT-
ering.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

On Monday night at Cumberland, Nd
a man named James Anderson, while
throwing stones al the house Of Thomas
Abbott. " as hIed upcn By ihe latter wound.
ing him dangerously in he righs leg and
side. Abbott vas arrested and commit
,ed. Anderson's recovery is very doubi-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

Old MIS-. ChlckeIbury says she thinks
it very droII ,hsi the Fourlb Of July should
20 often come on Sunday, or Sunday
come on the Fourth Of July she isn't
sure whicl.-and she says thai Mr.. Buck
Cannon or The Congrss,Ia'ure ought 70 do
something abou,it. In her opinion,' j.
takes all The old fashioned spirit and psi
Ilrickism oui OF lhe Fouiih Of lndspence,
ito have il come sc-lhIs mixing vP OF
'holyidays and holy days this looking. al
The minister when your mind Is runping
on MALICIOUS officers with feathers in ,heif
caps. snd tying to siug psslms when ons
is thinking all Ihe line Of Dankee Yoodle?
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

Washington, Dec. lS.-rhe Secretary
Of the Treasury advernses for proposals.
to be received unIl ihe 24rh Of January.
for the loan Of $40, 900, 900, ,uuJsr The se'
ol June last.
The balance now in the Treasury is
"a, Gal 900; receipts last week, sl,2i6.-
600; drafts paid, S2.362 900; increase o.
yer amount in lhe Treasury the previous
week, $547. 900.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01
SHEPHERDST0WN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNING IA

Repairs and improvements and New Ma
Chinery at Harper's Ferry Armory.
Tie details and explanations of ihls
ten ale as follows
/. For erecting new Work
shops for barrels, &C., al
the rife factory. Sla's2o
2. For purchase and con-
s,rucuon Of new machine
ry at the MuskeI factory
and Rifle factory, l3'ooo
3. For adding 10 the length
of the Grinding Mil al
the Muskel factory, ooo
4. For removing old Coal
embankment from The
present Armory Canal. 2'ZSo
5. For face and 'ange stone
wall on Canal bank in
rear Of workshops, o'ooo
6. For cleaning out Armory
Canal, %'ooo
7. For new fence along
Washington SueeI and
on the hill side al right
angles there with 10 North
Cliff Street, oOo
8. For continuing the new
dam across The Potomac, 26'OOo
Amorrt S67, so
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

Much has been said Of l,e Eastern Es-
culapins' Labors for lhe sick MOI one hall
has yei bren todd Of The inlomlnsble per
severance OF this singular man. Indeed
with the convection lhAl SsEofula IS The
parent Of disease. he has been years en-.
gagged in searching ,be b"uDdaries Of the
earth. for its anridote. Wnh vast lIbor
hss'he canvassed Ihe products ofsea and
land through both continents nEIli he has
discovered that combination h remedlals
which expurges this human rut and cor.
rup,ion from ,he system. This new in.
venlion We Row offer in ouJ C lumns un.
der the name Of Ayers SARsAPAR1LLA,
allhough its virtues are from substances
far more active and eHrciuaf Than Sara
parllls .-INercanfiie Journal
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

REVESuE ON @CoAL.-Sinee the open.
gSof canal navigation lass spring up Ia
sI4th inst. 253,sol IA tons OF coal
ere shipped from This port ria Chesa-
cake and Ohio Canal. yielding revenue
i sl26,3 ,3s2 &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

2 Katharine Dippel. an und'srfied no.
mau. smoihrred snilIegi,imsIe .iehihoi,o
death in 81. Louis. onl Tssssay.by ioes-rs
ing il up IN irunk. to -. 4. "A
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

The ReigM ofhis .Ambition.-One OF
oar exchanges tells Of lazy genius up
bis way. who being asked as he lay sun
ming himself On lie grass, what was lhe
height Of his ambition, replied TO
marty rich widow that has 90, a coughi'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01
A Bachelors Woes.

What pilifnl thing an old bachelor is.
with his CT eerless house and rueful phlz.
on bitter cold aighi. when the fierce
winds blow, and the earth is covered with
Il foot of snow. When the ere is out
and i'll sIiyering dread he slips 'neslh the
sheets of his lonely bed. How he draws
up his toes, still encssed in yarn hose .and
bures his nose meath The chilly.bed
clothes, that his nose and his toes, still en-
case0 IN yarn hose. may not iroze. Ihen
he puts and blows, and swears that he
knows no mortal on earth ever suffered
such woes, and with abs and obs. and
with limbs nearly (roze. to his slumber in
silence he goes. In the morn when the
COCK crows, and the sun just rore. from
meath The bed clothes pokes the bache.
lor s nose. and as you may suppose wren
he hears the wind blows. and he sees the
window all iroze, why back meath the
clothes pops the poor fellows nose, for if
from The bed he rose. 10 put on his clothes,
he'd surely frcze. --s .es ss7fusr9U
DFPREDArIoNs.-Not only have the
citizens OF Marlinsburg suffered from the
depredsions OF roughue, bui we learn that
many persons living in the country haze
uffered in the same way Wehsve been.
informed that Alexander Newcomer has
had twelve fat hogs stolen. and Mr.. ,Js-
cob Miller two. John p, Kearfon has
lost ton geese and all The iarkies he bad.
and many of his neighbors have been sim.
jlarly1lresied. Il is supposed tha, the ne.
eroes commit these depredabon.-ihar-
tins6urg Gazens.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

The inieJest payable 10 New Y@k. on.
lhe hfs' OF January ,nexI. on ihs beads, af1
he State Of Virginia. wa- paid ossr,op
Friday BY The auditor Of public seconns
TO The com mmissiopers Of the sinking fvnd.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01
SHocKINe DEAfH-A most distressing

SHocKIN6 DEAfH.-A most distressing
death orcurred in Rappahannork county
dav or two since. A IIllle son Of Mr..
Carder. near Flint Hill. ltfl the house
with negro TO drive some cows TO
Doin, not Ear distant. In few minutes
The negro returned and stated that the lit
lie fellow. who was about nine years OF
age, had tied himSeJf 10 a cows tail and
had been badly hurt. The father pro-
cpeded 10 the spot, about mile from the
house, and there found the lille boy tied
To The tail of he Gov by rope around the
waist. He was dead, having been drag
ged some distance and his body shock.
irglv muiilaled.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

d Two mfn in Cineinnau have rsdea
match 10 esi fhusb and milk (og +l0 "snd
me championship" The one Mo bursts
fra io.rs. .egT $50 ssfia IL GS9-sai s."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

g eS SDr.bL. .-S. Eiehtf5e'ge,, Of ltbis
County. in,esds to- remove 10 Baltimore y
Coan,y in sbori Gme. .yiuqsd 's S'ir. A'''N
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

DeArH-WnhouI death IN the world.
existence in II would become, through
over population, the most lrigh'InI OF cur
ses. TO death we owe our life; the pas.
sing of one generation clears ihe way Tor
another; and thus, in the economy ol
Providence, The extinction Of being Is a
provision for extending the boon OF eAIs,
rence. Even wars and disease area good
misunderstood Without lben, chill
murder would bs as common III thusIen-
dom as i. is in overpopuIaIrd China.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

An editor down south repous bimselt /,
son ,rurk. sndi ssys he 10 recovering "
though tie blow was sIsh-s7ya Siic-42-sn "
elevsn FOUNDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01
A mysterious Capitalist.

The San Francisco Bullerin has a let
ier from cor1es Iundeni IN Australia, ia
led Melbourne, June Isl, IN which 'he
writer says:
One of the mos, extraordinary charac-
,ers OF the day, here, is a Mr.. GabriellI.
London Jew. who advances any amount
Of money required of him--''half down
and half in SIX months, 8 per cent
per annum. Tie other day he advanced
The corporation OF this ehy million Of
pounds, and neighboring town another
million and after having announced mat
he is ready 40 do eight millions Tor he
Government, for The railroad, he oilers TO
invest a million here, and million there'
IN ",es,ing the mines" Of shs country,
upon terms. which, when complied WIN,
he is never backward in meeting, Win
the major part Of he need(ul, and The re-
mainder al the end of The specified time.
The beauty of il is, ths, nobody knows
where he geIs the money from. Inc
me mbers of the government have be-
queuly pumped" him on the subject;
hut The only answer he designs TO give y
he production OF the cash. Some say
20 is an sgen, Of the Rothschilds. bot this
is merely a surmise, founded on mo
known great wealth Of lha, firm. This
London Jew is really "a IemaTk able man..
He has his prtjudires. however. for upon
nv meniinning m him California az pre-
senllag 6ne field for speculation IN mines
and railroads, he une4uvocnlly expressed
his doubts as 10 "securlIies,' and so torih.
Barring Il Co.. Of London, have advanced
the eight millions for the railroads.
Irish Mother-"Arrsh, Johny, where
have you been so long
Naive Son-"Why. me and lhe rest oi
the boys have been licking an lrlshmsnri
Mo,hcr-"Wait, ye sPslPeen. III yer
daddy gets home--ye'll be aIiher calch-
nigh iIr' H..s f....a : 81. .''u.
Son-"Oh, be bIowed! That's the
man we'ue licked , 80
.Hl
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-01

Son-"Oh. be bIowedI That's the
man ,Ce've licked" .t
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-17
MOORE &, OIjAIFjI

Have in store by far tn" hest stack nf Don. ES
TIC GOODS they have ever offered
BLEAtilED and BROWN SII;RTINGS
RLEAtil!;D and 1:nnWN SIIEHrISG::
Bile \CiIcD and BROWN LINEN TABLE
DAMA>k Il very lnr.c stock "f kE;;SEYS an.
Ri-ANkEF$. 81 good s,nc, "f fine BED i,I.AN
kETS, bOiiENS aml NArNl%S. JAMES
j" EEi,S. SAIlNEiS and ti.Grl,S-ni
prices; WHITE and STRIPED OSNAHURt:S
We know we can hll your orders in tbs way .
ynu will com" and examine We .:.i, take uI.. -.
"rc in showin" any through or S,n, k wl., wan,
goods IN this or any ol.rr t,,,n,,r.:.,!. trI
stuck of CROCKERY and GLAHS-W ARE !;
very large. Come and it if you want anv
thing in that way
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-17
ESTES e. CLARK,
q u 6 u c -, G. a.,
Wholesale and Retail DpaIcrs in

@ Il O q II q Z I5.
FHNIANKFUL for The lil,cra! pa'ornage the,
Il hav" rereived heretofore, offer for sal. n,
trc lowest market prices for cash or or" time tt
prompt paving customers
la5 Bales Extra lIravy Gunny BngsinC,
300 Rolls Heavy Patched Begging,
100 Pieces Dundee Bnggins,
$50 Whole and Half Coils Rope. -
Is iihds New Crop Molarscs,
80 Bbs N. .. aud Sugar Iiouse Syrup.
1e5." Cruslrrd a. y. i G. Sugars.
$50 Whole mud Half Boxes Candles.
!oo Boxes Tobacco-various Brands.
$4,000 Cigars, .,.-, So
lO0D Sacks Shit, in Twillcd Sacks,
I50 Whole, Half and ar. ILLS ,Mnckerel,
5o,h0o Ibis Tennessee Bacon, Hog Round,
- 2Q0 Bulls. FRESH !TInmnston. Lime, !.
25O .' Liquors ahd Wines, sst- y.
5000 Lbs. ll"mock Sole I.eather,s
q Bales: Heavy osasburgs;S
200 Kegs Nails A.sortetf Sizes.
4. March 81, 1859, 81, a.. ~.S1v,
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TIE tELE.Bii.AIED
GO - ER To-,

IA Ir'1lEI.l'S Patent Metallic Tin. dcs;g,.d
IVA especially fer Boys. Youths md f:i;I-
dren's ROOTS AND SHOES.
An improvement has been applied In Root.
and Slocs 10y which saving Of expense 10 ths
consumer, of two thirds. is realized. Inv .c,n,I
experiment. The TIP consists of IL Iirre of ron.
per other inCistrucIible material. neo,I,. fac
tened to the toe of the boot or shoe, rorn;nv ,
complete protection. This invention is -,
presented TO the public, with the fullest knowI.
edge Of its practical utility, having been ,rstod
over Two yeats and is destined entirely to sinner
c"d" the old style, for Chil,lr-n's. Bo,.' ,nd
l"ntes Boots and Shoes. The i,nroranc. ,f
this invention will he readily appreciated. an Il
is well known that children invariably wenr ont
;l.cir boots and shoes first at the toe and with
this projection, they will, upon an average. wear
at least tw" L" three times long Ms the old .tyI.
Will" the cxpc"s" is hut trinr more This IL.
ve"ii"n ia a!,n especially applicable to Miners,
!'"otc and all occupations Injecting the I've Of
the boot or shoe I" lee or wnrn Mercl,unta
and tn" pnh!" generally. will see the importnuc.
OF "h'aininG these goods immediately as they mr..
destined for general Hs". 10 >mprrsrde all o:her
kinds. The goods may hr obtained of u.,rIv oh
n" wholesale dealers in the principal cities, or of
the subscribers.
CHASE. MCKINNEY d CO..
Owners of ~. Patiently R,.tn,
Aug. 10, 1859 is
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-17
FALL And WINTER,
1852
M OORE g. QUAIF e

~ OULD again call th" attention Of the
w people to tho largest and best selected
stock of DRY GOODS ever offered h.. far. i"
our town, and we Il" not hesitate to say that w.
can sell y"u anything in our line ns chcap ns vou
can bury 1t IN any market for the cash. and Iii.
tie cheaper than you can get them in III. u,,.
country. Wrnsk y"n I" cx ,r,n. for yourselves.
ana sec u what we say is NOT true. and il il ,s.
come and get your supplies for The. winter We
will he happy TO show you through, and promise
to P'euse i'll style. quality, quantity and price.
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State Of South Carolina.

.HBBETILLE DISTRICT!
OG'te Co"r Of Com0ion Pleas and Gent iSeslion.
n. X. Butler
vs. Attachment.
"m Is. LLOYD. MEG owau, Pu'ff's Attorney.
WHEREAS tie pia:ntifr did. on the nine.
~ tr"hih day Of November. eighteen hun.
cred and ty-eight. file his declaration against
III" ''rfrnd"nt. who. Gt is snid.) is absent from
ana "'th""' the limits OF this State and has nei.
thcr wife nor attorney known within The sane.
upon who1n" copy OF said decIa ration might he
served: IT. Is therefore ordered. that the said De-
'endhnt do appear and plead To- the said ,lecIar-
alton, on ar before thu twentieth day OF Novem-
her, eighteen hundred and fiitv v-nine, otherwise
h"n' ANA absolute Judgment will then be gigsh
aud awarded against Iim
=. MATTHEW MCDONALD, G. O. ?.
Clerks Office Nov. 90, 1853 3o-iou
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-17

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