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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

We have received q circular Of the North Wo''en
and Chicago Railroad addressed TO the stockholdes
from which we gather the following facts:
The receipts Of the road FROM nnd ae August l.
1eGe stated in report of April lA
900 per ponh. The annual receipts nom t OF Asnst
1870 Of JanuNy 1861 exceed S7JO0 per month, nowh
.,araing the financial difficulties which have Inter
yened.
lhO incon scrour forth IN TIE ACCOMMODATING sse
ments shows earnings from June 1882 to April l. 1901
onth the entire road only part Of this tim N ops
The operating expenses during the yHEe time were
sbont 20 ~ of the earnings. ST22,5 ~
ptid during sane tim. for taxes cost Of
accident IN excursion train and loss Of
money by FIRE, 1851 70
And tI months interest paid SINKING
fund bonds and Wintlow Fsggtrusts. IS $50 "
Total and in;eret, psd from June l. 1853 10
Apru fsIi''
P,snce 10 credit Of income account April ls s9Ji6l Ia
Gross esrIir from April ], 1850 TO January vs.,
line months. So' 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

A DIsoPDYRIr CAPTirs.-Jsmea Boyd, cap,atn Of
coal barge, or Wednesday afternoon left bundle Of
c.o,hing in a second-avsuue car Shortly sfterward
10 ~ Piled at the railroad DEPOT in ForyscCond areet
and obtained his property Ho then commenced aeus-
ing Superintendent Hutchinson in an outrageous man
ner. Tie Superintendent attempted to eject the
disordery captain, when be drew a knife snd stabbed
him in the abdouer The asailant was arres'ed and
committed to answer by Jnrticc Brognell. AF. Hutch
insoa Il said to lie seriously injured.
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assumirg coed proportions. The bate news from China
repcrs sn advance in Drls and heavy Shee,fngs and
uekers will not continue contracts except at value
We annex orr usual summary Of the Expons Of
Domestic COt,ons for the week ending Jan. n, az
f,llcua,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

CAPTuRy oy BURGIAR.--A Young man named
David syrenc. WIS brought before Justice Cornwe yesterday
on eba Of burglary. appears tie evening previous the
cussd wi, sceomI ce entered the house Of Dr. Saca No
20 STATE -. by means fsise Keys Pro eedng up stairs
they ps I'D up lot Of clothing epa they about leaving
.cne ysors eomins Of the detected them and the
cud a the other escaped Oeer Barr beoagh
Lswr,ee 10 the tr Precinct SGor House. rhe Jrs,ics
committed him ait the soon Of the Grsnd jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

ASAp CAsUALTY--Coroner Murphy ye'terdsy held
~ inquest on the body of Little girl years old named May
Whit the daughter M John White residing in Onion street
Point The child 10 h-r assth from burns csused
BY eliot, Ing Ing from tn kitchen while her
engaged in adjoining apartment but unable
t.sr the OF h,r child b. al being deaf Her
sony attracted people In ID, sres but before the fsaics
In obd envt oped could be eXtuguishet rho We
,sIiuy burned that che eed IN two or three hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

ArFRIcAS ETnSOLosIcAL SoCUTY.At the annual
meeting Of the chronological Society held in the Hall
Of the Nineveh Marbles" in the Historical Society
Building, Tuesday evening ue officers OF last year
were al reelected namely; President, G.orge Fol-
.om; yicePrt ,idenis, Dr. John w. Francis and Thos
Evil snk Corresponding Secretary, f. George Sluier;
Recording Secretary, Theodore Dwighti Treasurer
Alexander J. CotLoal Librarian, George III. Moore
The after on II MEMBER directed n twelve
tablets from Kay unjik, found by digging among The
ruins Of Nineyeh and donated TO the Society several
years since, by James Lcnox, ,sl. They are about
rr't- 49, -, $3.50 Snr- a-a others Elk feet wide,
and contain delinestions Of weapons, cosinmos,
The Recording SECRETARY exhibited an Arabic manu-
seriTt 81 egh,een pages Just received from President
Benson Of Liberia, translstion- Of which may DO eX.
rect.d from Mr.. Cotheal aud DR.. Bird If Hartford.
The Secretary afo read TO the savans Il report, the
openine o. which IL ~ follows:
Solemn iin rre-isus mad upon the rind
be ~ . or fghtcth Annual In the only cabinet OF Nine
wife relics g. the Western Confront Truly the d--cendents Of
Cu.k Ou Hem arrived higher in the fine arts Of
scripture and srchrcture hNn could easily rse without
.ush proofs u th.if siLl before While called
b, etard duty shnolor 10 siut their claims
10 The early rover genius Of ho- founders and rusrs
cih- Jlenje brg don- ard empires OF Asia We must feel
hunbed the recollection that modern science with al h"r
read the vat Of records in
,rbsd these which probably contain ehhpts!s OF the
history % Nnry.h cy twice destroyed And IN whose ruins
h.e stones y buried from the seventh century bee our era
uLlil our own day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

FouSp DRowsFD.-Yesterday afternoon the dead
tody Of found floating the sip Al the Staten ilsnd
Fey On being secured Identified as the body OF Capt
josef Mellon has been msns nece the 2ih OF JsnGHy
several North River
boats bu' the time Of b, dsppeasnce engaged 10 tae
hav and I'd bu,iness No "a Hamilton Brooklyn Tie
l,,' seen alive Of No 10 Pea.trect The Identification OF
bs body found yes'sdsy con.deyed aectey add
a inquest Will be held to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

Toni EIsmpt firemens Association respectfully iovt
10 siend N. funeral Sunday 81 o'neh from bis s,e
residence, No. 10 Bouh Eishb str. ct Brooklyn, D.
brief Illness ct the reid-nce of Boehs1s7
Henry No West Forty eighth street John r. Yates pbew
ofthe President oftbe Tinted States AGED 70 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01
THE GREAT RAREY SUIT.
llas forthe rarity
or Christian charity,
Under the sun!
ASTI-SN0B.

10 me n cnor of Tfe r. IrfOhN
SIR: From the commencement Of my career as the
iutroducer If sueeefu Of teaching the hor
been constantly bee by imaors NJ grade osnins
the system teach and have taught
all sbou smips Numerous oh lei for
Of sh have heen offered and bes OF made
did accept them and tauiainE offers Of bets 10 draw
i ronto. With them that they might reap notorety
tbeieiTou.
Having repeatedly experienced thi. sort OF ns 20 Europe
years past end repeed attempts 70 levy black
mail surprised 70 find Ike stenp'. on ny return to
native country The last Of this hind Is that referred to
in rarsrs hi. morning person from the south claiming
the nod. Of 900 damages for alleged breach OF
oontsc, between himself esche and pupil The ur
man bsd drove horse might reasonably claim
for my inur.ment OF his system Of horse tanning
with for all that resards alleged fnfnnge
me nj Of any rights violation II contract prepared
TO show any time before any Court that skin In the
Of the horse aud knowge Of his nature have
been seGud only BY lifetime OF Aduous labor and study
that Of the NE aud at the Of broken limbs
have worked Up present degree Of perfection system OF
r,n,hp Thh much mine and rsht a. ever ws
the rt, OF anything gsed by long and honest labor
win not nn.wsr cks my reputation but viii
,ndsyor by ard practice Of SKILL 70 prove Its
ficscy end bepsht 90 the world Respectfully, -
Betrc polifaH H0itk Jan. -, 1861. JOHN D hAhEf'
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IAdverisemsntl
EpwARD n DIXON NJ D.. Editor Of The

scap.L and Operating and Consulting Surgeon No hsv
utaons the obscure Diseases Of the pelvic
ycrrn Rupture Pies vsico cee aud Fius radically eurt
bou, III, Knife Hssture ooe hours from 10 Ito
and % syeuilxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

CoIoryp BuPeL.Rs-Oficer Golden Of the Sixth
vnd yesi.rdsy suesied two coored men, named G@oge
Eop ut sud Jotp A. deron Who charged With having
into elo,hng No ~ West broadway, the
urht Of the Path Of Dsrember and stealing from there guam
i'y Of r.edymads clothing Some Of the stolen operty
sountins 20 a. found IN their possession Justice Osborn
oouu nj cd them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

DEATH FROM FALL-NatnaDlel bowaTu, OF NO.
Themes street, did yesterday al the New Yors Hosps Of
rue eevsd IN ~ having fallen down stairs AZ
his sidsrce On friday morning the decessed was found
vrE Of The Of fight Of sts In the hallway the tene
.rt house where be lived bic bead being doubled under biz
BODY lie then nsrn.ihe srd Immediately conveyed
10 he Ho,p where he died yesterday OF fractured stnlL
An he beld the body Coroner JackUan The
ed be decesed sege thsi he thrown down stairs by
some peuon unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

FrsERAL OF CAPT. RErD.-The funeral services OF
Capt. Samuel Chester Reid, the heroic commander Of
de yrivsteer Gen. Armstrong, who died on Monday,
in ,be nth year Of bis age held at Trinity Church
yesterday. The service of the Episcopal Church was
read by the Rev. DR.. Vinton Rector Of Trinity, as-
sisted by the Rev. DR.. Highly, the Rev. DIR. O0eby,
and the Rev. Mr. EVAN of California The coffin,
drered in black pail, over which were dispersed
crossed swords and the naval ehapcau was borne by
eight genemar-four naval officers and four civilians
A large numter of friends and acqusDtsnces were
present-some Of whom, when the services were ended
ACCOMPANIED the remains TO Greenwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

ACCIDENT ny FIRE-Mrs. Mary Hines, rending al
No i Eyy street severely burned "Wednesday nisht
by her clothes tg fire om stove She ives convcyodso mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

TnE CHAsBHrLArs QUEsrIos.-We understand
that legal proceedings have been or sbout TO be
commenced against the Park Bank To compel II 70 de-
liver mp the e. 800 600 of public money in that ns,u-
ton. Abont AZ 100000 have been withdrawn since
Mr. Devlin was appointed Chamberlain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

o,,.s Amspd for investment x,d
WE Nassau Bank Of Brooklyn ha. dSe T5s interest as
cent ag .y; sss sf sss: Of 'o s. csys
t'e fsS pi,,slnrch Railroad Company will be Paid ~
sHd 'D william street. The interest on the bonds Of
No. :, x.w " Railroad Company, due the lst Of
ne in be raid a, the Bank Of Commerce In
r s~" Vol The Delaware, Lackawanna, and West
am Railroad Company are paying the balance Of ~ e III
-. hopSs Of 1862 and 1867 al their Office No %
nr,mou street. with the interest due thereon. lnese
md, we're delayed from LIST December lat on "ceoun'
Al ,he peic then exiting The business Of the Gear
s.sTlou,e was s22 $4,000. The Long Island Bank
b., declared dividend of y cent and the hsn"a'-
sn Company Of this city y cent p@yaoe Oh VIC
ssh prox. ~. Cor,-anv
be less than eight millions instead Of ten as gen
orally poed The organization wli a s rs mc
ko,tssse debt. .......s..s''''''' '''''' aeo 0o0
Pre, RED s.ock.....s '''.'''''' 1870 n no mo-
sook ......''''''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

FuLIos IRos WoRKs-Messs. James Murphy a.
Co Of the Fulton Iron Works have just completed one
eu9srmil engine, and boiler, for II. Cardase Mstan-
zss Cuba; one stean-boier, cane-caTier, tank, and
pump for joe @. hedins Of Havana one steamoolIer
CAPT F.. Bonita for the Spanish government Havana
ore stenm-boer and arpntenances jose r. Galisas
Havana: one steam ssw-mil engine, boilers, and aP-
purenanecr for NJ rs. Rievera, Honduras; one high
pressure engine 300-hor-e-power for the Brazis and
five locomotive boilers and appurensnces for the
Commissioners Of Corrections and Charities. They
have now under way four ow-pressure boilers smoke
pirs- &C., for the steamboat Francis Skddyi one low
pressure boiler for the steamer RaPido Havana Cuba
twelve locomotive boilers for different parties three To-
conceive boilers and appurtensnces, weighing 5000
pounds each for parties the Island Of Cuba, and do
ipgtheir usual amount Of repairing, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

PoLIcT CoNNIsSIosERs.-At the meeting OF his
Board, yesterday, Samuel X. Forshay, of the Thr-
teenth Ward, promoted from the rank of rounds
10 that Of sergeant Henry Potter and Robert D.
SyIer were appointed az patrolmen, the former for
Brooklyn and the latter for this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

Nh. RARrr's CHARITY LrcruRE.-Ofall the testi-
monias ndorsing Mr.. Rareys system that he has re-
coived in Il il country we think this letter OF Gov.
Sewards is tho catering. II is in reply To an
application forpermisson TO hisspendd Arabian
homes III the charity lecture tomorrow afternoon Mr.
Seward says:
"There Is apparently much danger in bringing
nv borses tie stage that reluctant to consent
But Mr. Rsrey is noble 40 wise great. humane
rsformer, and am much interested in his labors;
that consent if he and Mr. Bathgate shall feel satisfied
that my noble animals will come 10 no harm.
Very truly yours -
Ha'hiaeten, Jan. a. 1861. WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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There |, no change whatever TO notice In the Money
market
The following rates have been received in Cincin-
natl BY the railroad agents, from the Eastern trunk
Nh o, 20 take effect on the LIT prox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

Board OF CouscILsES.-- In the absence Of quorum,
Iast evening the Clerk declared the Board adjourned
till next Monday. Nine members Repubhcans) only
were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

Trirafes-w B.. Chippen6a ale ODD mnnl U ;eh hmy
fcrnp nnteIl T. Schot cfa L. Sharp Psnl Brilliant dsheei
g. u Morton Alfred Howell Franz Paige Thom.' Ovens w
" Riley w A. Thomss james SCHOOLGIRL 4 " NJ IAN, =.
Pidd!es r Mcclure w r. Douglas NJ Bruoci mi francis
lance Henry Hswk &. II. Wallsrk, d. Y. Grove Tbos NJ
sui,b Fred Mseder T. Davey, John l. Phil ips Gastng
comprising nearly al the shisr musicians sad small
Isople In the theater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01

ARREST OF A GAKo oY ALLEGED CsUsrARFtITERs.
Mr.. II. c. Spaldins, of prepared glue notoriety,
and the manufacturer Of certain kind Of pills, recently
discovered that scheme was foot for eouns reiting
his specific together with bis labels trade marks, &C.
Detectives Smith and Williamson, who have had the
matter In hand for several days past, on "Wednesday
evening succeeded IN fsreting out ADD a1esiDg 1s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-17
BLOCKADE,


10 declare whole coast blockaded is con-
trary to the laws Of nstinos. The usage IS
when blockade is effected of port or ports,
the nation blockading informs neutral friendly
nations Of the. blockade. The blockade of a
whole coast, or Gas it was termed during the
war between Great Britain and France, when
| NAPoLSoN dominated in Europel paper block.
ades. are declared by all writers on the Inv. of
nations to be contrary to these laws. That ma.
tion which most suffered from them when de-
| clared by Great Britain and France and most
denounced them, was the United States. We
insisted then, that no blockade of port can
exist whereby the commerce of friendly ma
| tlons can be affected-unless there be before
the port naval armament competent to en-
| force the blockade. Yet, strange to say, as if
! to show how utterly the whole fabric of the
United States GoverDment-external as we'll
"a internal-is overthI own. the Government at
Washington, without declaration Of war by
Congress. by whose authority war only can ba
declared. enters upon the war measure of
blockadi"g the ports of the Confederate States.
and commences by paper blockade. This
measure 10 not only against the avs of ma
tons but it is direct conti Gvent"n If treat
les made with foreign nations ;u which i, is
| stipulated that certain notice shall be given
before any ports of belligerents are block aded.
But leaving other nations to. settle their rela-
tions with the Government Of the United
States as they may think best, why are not our
ports bloekaded! 1t is GONE time since the
announcement that our ports were blockaded,
but where are the United States men of-war
to enforce the b!ockade9 The best dis
disposition of them which can be made for the
Con federate States, is to employ them to block
ade our ports. Two striking nd vantnges vii
accrue to US by this arrangement: first, it will
be Mr. JEtFERsos's embargo for the protection
of our vessels. which will by this means be
kept ont Of the reach Of their cruisers and pri-
vateers; and second it will leave the seas
quite free to the enterprise Of our private.ra
The United States Navy is too small tosprotect
the navigation of the United States on the
h!ghsens. aad at the same time blockade the
our Bars and leave the high,seas to our priva-
trera. That will suit Us exactly. We want a
fair sweep. with hundred privateers at North.
rrn ships over the Broad Atlantic and Pucif.
ic oc-aps. And then it will embroil them with
MI t:e nations of the world, who need our cot
ton. II may SOON end in having New York
and Bos, on hlockaded. That the Government
at Washington will he consistent 10 It's course,
Of doing the greatest damage possible to the
people Of the Northern States, We have not a
d"ubt.-Mercmry.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-05-17
NORTHERN WAR NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA, May l2.-The United States
war steamer Pa,rmee les of our wharves (hav.
ing dropped down from W nshing,on last night
She has her por, holes open, and her guns run
out.
Herds Of beefcattle now occupy the grounds
Of the Smithsonian Institute il. Washington.
Northern troops continue to arrive in that city
in numbers varying from, 200 to S,u0O per day.
Many of the federal forces now in Washington
are Of foreign extraction.
regiment il 10 G"y qnar,ered at the An
napolis Junction, composed and officered en-
tirely hy Germans.
General Scott is not unaware Of the military
force OF the South. Yesterday he told one OF
his friends that Virginia alone could. within
forty eight hours, concentrate twice as many
troops upon Washington as were already en-,
rolled and mustered in in the service of Lin
coins Administration.
Several regiments left Washington within
the last two or three days for the Relay House
their ultimate Destination being Aarper's
Ferry.
Mr.. San ford. agent Of Adams Express Cons
Pany. arrived here on Thursday, ith s70U.-
600 in specie for the Government from New
York. under escort Of 6fty of the I'd United
States cavalry.
battery commands the railroad a. the
Point Of Rocks, twelve miles below Harper'f
Ferry while the byidge acroas the Potomac j,
commanded by another battery. Parties range
the country tor fifteen miles north and eas,
and west and also. upon the slightest alarm
communicate by a aysteR Of signals agreed
upon.
ST. LOUIS, May ls.-Yesterlay, Gen. Frost
commanding brigade; ot:otate militia, o.
Comp jackson, >uncouditio"a'Iy surrendered
uP6n the dclnand Of the federal troops Parol,
was rendered, but declined, upon the grount
that taking the oath would Imply that they
have been in arms against the federal authority
which they denied They were finally releases
however.
| While the State troops were drawn yp be.
tween two lines or Union troops, stones W ere
thrown aud pistols fred at them. One sho
took effect in the. leg Of Capt. Blauiowsky
who. in falling. gave the order to fire. whicI
wss obeyej, and two women. and sevelal chill
dren we're killed, aud ahout twenty other per-
sons wounded. Ths sgrs4test excitement i
prevailing. s,-.
The Republican wspaperz were threatened
bythe mob.
Is
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cou4unIcAfED.

~ ~ Editor: An effort 10 making to get up
volunteer Company in this District, 10 be teu'
dsred 70 fhs Confederate Ststes for immealats
service. The ,Prssidest wants more troops, and
must Y, have;,hep Our stA.s hrs hot faliy; AN.
:swered 70 .his CALL m at ,p;. pressnt' mo.
Hsnt. in ssfsw days .hsre viii be hshang in
Virginia A1prodisioas effort on our.part 8.
fhs slart 3 and fals war Will be asshest oas
All wHeare wiling % -oiuntssr viii Sspair "a
this point (ARbeviils'c. G. f., without delay. and
enroll thair names, or give notice Of iste,ion h
dog 40 soon ts raised sthe ,9npaay i,
orssnize sna} il .s.yisss ss1 10 ihs,P Psss,
ideut-f -forihdmed diets styiss. u ssss ars ahead,
on the music. IsH 90 ths o6os q.
fdsabssT Tsssssu'ds z &. :
F sa:ssavOLUNTRkR.
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The following highly interesting official cor.
respondents ispubli.hed in the Northern pa
i,ar
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lend 70 aJurher rupture Of tie Confederacy 10y
causing, the remaining Southern States to make
common cause With the States which had al.
ready:tak en- action on the subject.
lem very respectfully. your obedient ser
want,
,"-F CHAe. J. FAULKNER
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ooxnusiosrrs.

.s:ss stsy is .ssssaaasSsrss%%
&snbs n og ia.s eog pspS q ~
1aslt as B. - ss rs p ~ Il q s6s
;yiils s;aISE TJoSss, assldsI sss1 ii.k : j l
ifRii 4 sSsass u tsss rsspSSsfai,y !
yis. N. PEaRzM FL. c.a,s,DD::
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
dBBEFILLE DLSTRICT

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEIILLE DISTRICT!
III Equity.
Isaac W. Dausby,
Mary Ann Dandy,
va 1,Bill for an accoun
las. Devlin, DC.
William Lyon. Ex'rs
and others.
T Appearing to my satisfaction that the
Il Aieociate Reformed Presbyterian Church
South. the Associate Synod Of the South, and
the True Thomsonian or B"tolnic Society. De-
fendanis in the above stated case, arc bodies
having no existence within the limits Of this
State. and no one here to represent them, Or
motion of J. H. Wilson, Comp. Sol. Ordered
tnat said Defendants be required to answer
plead or demn", tn the said Bill of Complaint
within three months after the publication of
this rule, or the said bill will be taken pro con-
fesso against them.
WM. H. PARKER, C. +. d.
Commissioners Office,
March z, 1861. As 3m
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SHERIFF SALE.

RY VIRTUE Of sundry Writ. Of Fieri Facias
~ to me directed. ] will sell at Abhevile
Court House. on the first Monday in JUNE
next. within the legal hours Of sale, the fol-
loving property, to witi
The interest of H. A. Jones in 60assares Of
land, more less. bounded by lants6af- y ohm
Gray and Estate oi a. Houston and. also.
. Negroes. viz: Bill, Dolly hid six Children 10
wit: Agnes, John. Ella Richard. Sam and Will
iam.) also, one lot of Bouks, &c.,. as the prop
erty Of II. A. Jones, ads the Bank Of the State OF
South Carolina and others.
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The SHtate OF South Caro- lima,
-, In Equity,
Isaac ,W. Dansby, I $50, -
and e.. =.
Mary Ann Bsnsby, x
- ya.! } BiIlIoeShh gccount,
Ilas $floslip, gsAc.
William ) IyS,n. 9, E.'oFss -
TT APPEARING to mgssstisfaotion that
the Aaso elats Reformed Ffesby yterfan CburoI,
son,h, the Associate Synod of tho Soulh,t and
tho TIVe Thomsanian or Botanic .Seciety, De:
fendauts in the above stalled case, are bodies
having no existence:w thin tho limits of this
State, and no one here tosrepfesenS them, or
motion Of j. H. Wilson. Comp. Sol, Ordered
thatssid defendants be required TO answer, p;ssd;
or ds{hur to the said Bill of Complaint wiihffi
.hEs Aontha after the qualifications df this ruis,
or the said bill :will be taken pro eonffs'O
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Commissioner q Office, 80
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