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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
state, of South sCaroiina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, ] +"

EDJEEIDlb D1S11p1O4; Z
IN ORDINARY. ~ - ~ :"
nY W. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District. ..{i.. <.,
Whereas, Patrick J. and Edward P. Coleman
have applied to mo for Letters ofAdministration,
on all and singular the goods and chattels
rights and credits of John Coleman, late of tho
District aforesaid deceased. u, SGT. :,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, thekindrcd and creditors tho SAID
Ordinary's Courtfor the said Distrct,t to be holden
at Edge6ell Court House, on tho 26th day Of
Sept inst, to show causc,! if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day
of Sept in the year of our Lord one thoIs-
and eight hundred and sixty-sif, and in tho
ninctyfrst year of tho sovereignty and 'lndepen-
Ne''eo W.F.DURIS0E, 0.E.D.
c,ot 1t 90
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To nv Debtors.

rrc 3. n inform ALL MY DEBTORS, that
if ,hsy will como forward and pay me their
No,os anG Accounts, that 1 will lose half the
uonn, due ON said Accounts and Notes. together
18th al tho interest thereon. know that the
neope r e are oppressed, and cannot pay oil their
Indebtedness. RI My Creditors exact from me every
cen, T owe them, with interest added. l expect
no quarters from them: But | viii! be M more re-
generous to my Debtors than my Creditors are TO
% o.. If thew will come forward and settle between
'n'' '-'N II. A. GRAY.
Sept IL II 81
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Safe of South !, Carolina,
EnGEFIELD. DISTRICT

ED(9EFIELU -UIOINIO1i
- IN EQUITY; II. eJ..J.,.
zeaokiah Watkins, Admir-, BflfOr salSos Land
1o,r r. clark. yiI ct. al. faqd Relief
uT onnearipc to substitution, that John F.
Clark and John. B. Vance, two ofsths Defen-
dants in this cause, reside beyond tho limits Of
tho State, On motion by Mr. JONES, Sol. for Com
plainantj Tits Ordered that they do plead answer
publication Of .this,order, or on default thereof,
! That a decree pfo eon}tssso be rendered against
them, 80 wv. CkRWILE, C.E.E.D.
Sept. 7, 1866 1T :3m 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,


M. M. Padgett and B. 7.
Jennings, Adm'Ors.
vs.
r. D. Bryan, Ex't tor, Eiz.
Stone, ct. al.
UpY Virtue Of an Order of the Court in this
Id cause will sell at Edgefeld G. H., on Mon
day the lst day of October next, the REAL ES.
TATE of w. L. STONE, Decd, described in the
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Five Hun
dred aud Twenty Eight Acres, more or less, ID
Joining lands of the Estate of DR.. E. Bland, Geo
Bland, Mrs. E. Holmes, ]. c. smyly and others
Sold on q credit of twelve months with interest
from daT of sale, except az to costs of suit, which
must be paid in Cash. Purchaser to give Bond
with ample Surctics, and a Mortgage of the prem.
jses to secure the purchase money. Titles extra
z. W. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
Sept. 4, 1886 5t 81
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Ra.ntArI !

n propose TO bet TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
Il that can show on my Plantation on Saludt
River the BEST TWO HUNDRED ACRES or
COTTON on the lst day of October 1866 in the
Distric: sf Edgcfcld, sc. The land to be meas
ured and the quality OF the crop determined by
three di:n;erested judges; or if the party ac-
cepting this banter prefers, will gather and weigh
the Cotton after it is picked. This crop has been
raised by parties who rent the place for the year
J.. S. COLES.
Sept. 10 1t 90
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HAND FOR SALE.

uvHE Subscriber offers for sale s ss aA
his VALUABLE PINEY !,
WOODS PLANTATION TAT ON ssS- con- $500 aSs
en- Acres, situated on Horse Creek, about three
s9ss r. ysSss,s osssss and Ts S Rs of the
ell niocc ia we'll watered, has on it good Mill
teu site with stone dam already built is veil adapted
to growth of Corn Cotton p1atSsi 5 T. fsH oo
mounds por acre; has comfortable Dwelling and
other md iS anS
TO the markets Of Aiken, Graniteviiio ana Au-
gusta. - :,
Those wishing TO purchase are requested to call
on Mr.. JAMES DAY, on tho premises, and exam
inc the present crop, and then call and sec me-
Aeiias s n'0O"~0DA ELDERT PosEY.
Auar2s 2ms- ,- 35
Washing Soda.
TUST received superior article of WASHING
ID SODA. TEAGUE & CARWILE.
Septl2 q
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Brown SHIRTINCS and SIIEETINGS;
Bleached .SHIRTINGS ard SIlEETINGS;
Brown and Bleached CANTON FLANNELS;
Brown DRILLTNGS and JEANS;
Plain and Striped oSNABURGS;
White and Slate Corset JEANS;
Blue DENNIS and STRIPES;
APRON CHECKS and PLAlDS;
All the Standard Brands Of American CALL
GOES, in Colors, Plain Black, and Black
aud Whitej
Manchester and Lancaster GINGHAMS;
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Hand FOR SALE.

a BOUT HUNDRED ,ssssse
"a ACRES, situated in Beech Ss&sS.Sgs
Island, South Carolina, Q miles ~SyTT2SsSs"
from Augusta. Town Creek runs essss4ss - ~
through this Land with water power suiticient ior
any kind of Mill. It is well-wooded and tim
bered. About $50 Acres Of open land. q.
This Land is good for Cotton or any kind OF
.nroducc. and woulG be Invaluable for Fruit Or
chards, Nursery, &c., as theslandi on the West
side Of the Creek lies just right for that purpose.
1t is nlso one of the best kind of places for
raising Stock. y ,Iw1Nv1
NEr'' - Augusta, Ga.
Anr o1 2m 35
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Notice.

A ppL1cATIoN will be made at the regular
~ Session Of the egislature to Charter branch
Road from dgei cid Q. b. to intsrsectths Coiam
bia i Augusta Railroad at the most assessio,s
point ferhs papeHis Hers. IssRPs pa%sp
Cant oAn w =
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EDGBFIELD MAbE. ACADEMY,

vE1uE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
Il will commence on MONDAY, the 3D. Of Sept.
Tuition, per Session of F;re Months. 10
In English Branches. ...."":"S20oo
In Ancient Languages and Advanced
Mathematics, ........"......".....35,0V
Board, including Light and Washing, 10000
These charges are in Gold, or its equivalent;
pay yablc one -hnlf in advance, or the whole amount
at the middle of the Session.
As Pupils who enter several weekE after the
School begins, or who are frequently arsent, al
ways give the Teacher much extra trouble, no
deductions will be made in such &casea. Parents
srs earnestly requested to have their children
present the first day, and to keep them constant.
~ in attendance till the last day of the Session.
Monthly reports of attendance, department,
and scholarship will be sent to parents and every
suitable effort will be made to secure good con.
duct, and faithful study on tho part Of Pupils.
L. R. GwALTNEY.
July Is, I'm ~
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We have taken great care this Fall to make our
Dress Goods Department

More attractive than 1t contains EVERYTHING Fash.
|IONABLE EVERYTHING BEAUTIFUL, and EVERYIHlEMG J NJ
CHEAP We have also made SPECIAL SELECTIONS LIN
MOURNING DRESS GOODS which will be found very desirable
Although cannot enumerate we will give the name OF e"
leading Goods in this Department:
Black Coored SILKS; Black Habit Cl1oIH ana fsEro
Cd Real Black AAPAcA CLOTH and VFLOURS
cd Rk and Cod LJsTRES Paris DELAINES and Scotch
kandC ColocdFre MER1NOES PLAlDS; r
kand COBURGS; Oriental LUSIThS and DEohoIo;
Rupexan POPLNS: Paris SILK Pald PofllNoj
Black and Canton CLOTHS; Poll
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dh0O A MONTH!-AGENTs wanted for
SSsTe sir entirely ne,0 articlss, just out; Ad-
t.. o. T. CAREY City Building, Biddleto.d'
% Ms Juree MWly d
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
- ,.l nnl

EDGEElELD DiO1N1OA,
IN EQUITY.
n y \ \ jesaIss; 1sass;' and 1an,r, D, !. sci, land
vs.. to pay debts, &c.
Elizabeth Stone. st.5 ~
sophia Stone and others. ,. i.
~ virtue of an order Of the Court in this cause,
ApH viii IL proceed to sell at Edgefcld c. H., on
N0TDAy the Sth day of October next,uthe
MGjln ras;,Ine Of the REAL ESTATE of WILLIS L.
cyoSE decd, (not heretofore advertlssdl con on
s;i,;ns tT,r q Of about NINE HUNDRED ACRES
s,,,os sno.o or less, adjoining lands James 5. Pow
u NH ul;, Viewer, Mark Crouch, B. T. Jennings and
a;Sars These ands will be sold in several Tracts
nar,cular description of which viii be gwen Oh
''s soll i. on @ credit of One and Two years, with
;nt.r.s, from day of sale. Purchasers TO CIV.
ronl., with two good surctie*' and m0regag'
rcsnt =, rs to 70 much as may be required to pa!
the costs of suit and expenses of sale, which must
ha noil in cash. Titles Extra.
Oe Pa'0 - y. w. CARwILE, GEE D..
Sept. 13, 1856 alto e----- 90
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Graniteville, Sept Il, 1866.
Strayed,
Notice.
StraYed

-RoM Graniteville on the l4th, bay MARE
NIg MULE, medium sic, years old, reached led
- and tail No particular marks recollected
with it'll the exception Of one on back made oy cart
liberal reward will BIO paid on delivery oi
sa'" '0"'' RICHARD BERRY.
,c ct IS
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July is,
Shady Hill Select School

@ MRS. WIN. GOODMAN win re-
GffHAss open her SELECT SCHOOL on the
eVFsSsI first Monday in September. Terms
49, for small Scholars, SIS per Session Of
90 Is weeks; Sc for those farther ad-
vanc,d. with tho addition Of so cts each for con-
tingencies. ,
Music on the Piano, $40 use of Instrument 81.
Needle work and Plain Sewing taught gratis
Aug % u o4
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DISSOIUTI0I OF COPARINERSHIP

yvyHE Co. Partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of JAMES f. COOK
4 cC-.was dissolved on the Sd of September in
slant, by the withdrawal of the Graniscvillc Man
ufacturiug Company. coor-
WM. GREGG, Pfcs't
GranitcTille Mfg. Co.
Sent 10, 1866.
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Fresh Hops.

yUsT arrived large supply.of very line me- fTssn !,
4 Hops - TEAGUH d 6GABW1hE. 2
SAINT 12 If 80
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Twilled TILESIAS and Glazed CAMBRlC
White and Red FLANNELS;
Gray, Blue aud Yellow FLANNELS;
Opera and Shirting FLANNELS;
White and Colored Blankets;
Ladies CLOAKINGS and SACKINGS;
SATINETS, TWEEDS and KERSEYS;
Kentucky JEANS and Irmin CLOTHS;
Scotch TWEEDS and HETHERS;
Fine Colored French CASSIMERES;
Fine Black BROAD CLOTH and DOE
SKINS, &C., &C., &c.
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MI AMMOTH A STOCK
IVT ANINI0I I-IA ~ i 0OI
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Fall and Winter Trade of 1866,
e will make LARGE ADDITIONS by every Steamer

To which will make LARGE ADDITIONS by every Steamer
from New York.
MR. CHRISTOPHER GRAY, with ripe experience Of Twen-
five the Dry Goods Trade and who has been purcha
sing for the Augusta Market for Twenty Years. member
of our Firm and WILL RESIDE IN NEW YORK CITY giving
all his time and attention the selection Of such supplies will
meet the wants and tastes of our people:
This arrangement will give us XTRAORDINARY FACILl-
TIES FOR PURCHASING and will enable at all times, with
Ample Cash Capital take advantage of the FLUCTUATIONS
OF THE MARKETS, and the LARGE TRADE AUCTION
SALES that are taking place daily.
saCOUNTRY MERCHANTS visiting Augusta, and Dealers
generally should make ange purchase before examining
Goods and informing themselves of the Prices.
GAl orders entrusted to executed with the same
fidelity attention which they would have were the parties
present in person to select for themselves.
we have Full Lines Of the following CGTTON AND
NMnnEEM GMNDS. MhicL particularly adapted tO
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

WE take great pleasure in announcing to our ens ana
Trading Public that we have made LARGE PREPARATIONS
for the business of the present Season. We have now in Store
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M A r x ET g.
AbBEvILLs, Dec. z

-: ApBEvILLR, Dec. z. O.,
COTTON, ss to 2ee; Corn. se. 90 a a.e6
Oan, $l1 1925; Bacon. 10 to 8Oc, Butt g,
20 3Uc Eggs, 20 to 30c: Dried Apples 81 60
200; Dried Peaches. $2.00 a 2 30; Ground
Peas. 500 Baegpg, s5 q SOC; Roping. 20 q
80; lwine. Soc; Salt, $500" q 500; Sugar
TT a 26e; Coffee, 80 o 4oc: Aolassss, 4so q
SIPS; Whhskey, % % to 10. 80; Cbsrss, rs Q
500 Chestnuss. % 90 a 4.25; Raisips. 40 Q 90;
Candy, 86 to 81. 90: Almonds. 40 soc.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 6-!Grain quiet and unset.
tied ( corn So as8; cotton insotive middfing
upisnds 80. ~; ~ . - f'1e
PHILADELPHIA. Dea 6.--Fgout has 4 better
feeling, extra fspiiy &Il ,$i2; Psnnsylvsnis
and Ohio $fat whest duh red 66 90; corn
steady 5000 bpshels old yellow sold as l. 10.
Ekx Yon4, Dec. 6s4-Fivu. dull and, dsoop.
ing; yhes. dpll and d.slinins With receipts Of
7.4oO bushels; corn doll, vestern MIXED 10
le; receipts ls,soo bushels. tte, heavy !;
old mess 30, new do. sil5s Lard doll at iiY .
10 whisky quiet; barley sd6n spd dropping.
pess Honinsi, cotton quiet - .ssi q ~ for
Nsw York. Dsc.. .B..-GSld sf4; sxehsaee
6B-e spf2; siRfa 1914. ~, ''' ''@
,MoSnE. Dec, 6.lTha races 6-dsy thiis
hsst5 vssw Won By Armsrpng vtims4 ft8fA&l4l
,ts4. II, s:vs- sessi ai 7,.,fs I'D! ior.i: -
NxHs Ycsks Dss. s...-.c .cottm, duh oving 10
. ee,iDs IN Gold; sslsssRs 800 bslssnpiaads as3,,
orssss jBsf r...s. q ~. q ,.S.., :.
Mgsaix, Dse, ksrC Gotten eales today ss.o0
bffes nliddting At 10 BIZ; insfhzt ssiiss sna
demand good fsetoss SBtSi6tSRs ,atlies 6sstsr
Rrisea ssrfy 5H tAsaasy. tl1sreb Hts tbs' tSltsS
Prissy soisa 10, 6Noe of:bnssssslpsise Idnilsst
farnse quota tlenA
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The Washington, cor respondent of the Rich
inond Eransiaey says: The Radical chiefs,
Stevens, Sum oer and all are much agitated by
thsfsar Of war. with France. The Radical
1ssasrs we're, last session, crssy for ear thea-
suites against France and for the support OF
the Monroe dsctrine." Bat thin was before The
slsqtiSh. Thaa Radicals took part with Feuians
and fllIbhstess AZ, long as there was a.chanse
70 obtain their votes. Now, they shrink. from
ths rssli8ssiea Of their pretended hopes. They
gssbnst s.aod The Presidents s'counter irri.An."
ana asSlaie 1,sir intahtion to make .his foreign
sney AnSv ground for dpPeaohmeut.
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Since the close of The war many mushroom
houses have sprung up in Charl. ston, but their
exirtence e has been brief. and day by day they
are moving of further North. If the mer-
chants who do visit the city wish 10 know
what houses are reliable, we will name one
where they can find Southern gs .l.men Of
means aud experience We a!'uds to the
House Of Goodrich, Wineman & Co.,, Whole
sale Druggists and Importers. No. 1863 Mcetirg &
street They cell pure articles and at moderate
prices.
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MR. DAvIs.-The two commissioners nppoin-
ted br the Legislature of Mississippi 10 inter-
cede with the President for the Ardon Of Mr..
Davis arrived 1T Fortress Monroe on Friday.
They co"id give the prisoner very little encour'
agemeht as 10 the success Of their mission, but
what The result of it has been is fer the present
unknown.
a handsome Set of patlor furniture has been
Sell, ss q present tn 6lr Davis from Norfolk.
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J. A. THOMSON.

The State of South Carolina,
AEBETILLE DISTRICT.
In The CoIninon Plens
I. J. Roberts, Administrator, Va. w. j. Lomax.
Writ Cnpe"s ad Respondend"n,.
Vim. A. Lomnx and Rachel C. Adants. Admin
sliatofs, Vs. Wm. J. Lornax.
Writ Ga! rus al Rcsrn.dcndum
W N. J. L"n;ax. who is IN tho Gus. OILY of fEX
w Sheriff Of Abbevile District by virtuetUf
Wri,s Of Capeas al Rexpondendum, iu both The
above stat cases, having filed in my Office, TO-
ge her 18th a schedule on oath Or his estate and
effects, his Petition to the Cuurt Of Common
Pleas. praying that he may be admitted TO the
bencht of the ncs Of The General Asse rnbly
made for the relief ot insolyeut deutora
1t is ordered, that the said r. J. Roberts.
WIN. A. Lomax and Rachel G. Adams aud ali
other credstors t whom the said Wm j. Lomax
is i'll anywise Indebted, he. and they are hereby
summoned. and havenotce to appear before The
Court at AbbeviIls Court House on the fourth
day Of March next, 10 show cause, If any they
can, why the prayer Of the patitioner aforesaid
should not be grauted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.cr
Offica Of Common Pleas,
Abbeville Dist, Dec. 4, 1866. ..
Dec. 5. Am
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, The Rev. j. A. Allan preached ut Kingston.
c. w.. On Sunday, in favor Of the Annexation
Of Canada to the United States. a meeting is
called in Montreal to discuss the same Question:
Bitter feelings is exhibited between Catholics
and Pro:' siants in Canada East regarding the
recent Feninn trials. The Catholics dennunce
the Conviction of McSlshun and the release of
Lumsden rs shown e partinlity to the Protes
tants. 1t is believed that If the condemned
IRE hung riot will ensue. ra id from Ste
phens' faction of the brotherhood is now ex-
Pec'ed. No Judgment Respecting the npplcs
ton for new trial in the cases Of Lynch aud
others has yet been given in the Court of Com
mon Pleas., Applications were fled for four OF
therti. aud as Saturday was the last day allow
ed for making such applications. no rdlSan
be applied for in the case Of the others
WAsn1saros. Dec. 4-Oriers have been sent
to Admiral Goldsborough, bv The cable, to s..d
one of the United States fleet now cruising in
the Mediterranean, to bring Surratt d,ract to
Washington.
" ARLINGTON. Dec. The tone and temper
Of Congress exhibited in the speeches at the
public welcome yesterday, and by the proceed
ines of both branches thui far. are radically
Radical; another indication ofithis is the mes.
sage to-day. by lot against 81. of the resolu
directing enquiry into the propriety of exten-
ding Territorial Government over the Southern
States.
Gen. Sherman and Minister Campbell. who ar:
rived at Havana on the 18th uit., on their way
10 Mexico. were rendered O warm reception by
the Captain-G"neral of Cubs. After sesinp
what is To be see in the city. they will make
n short vi.it to Matankas.
1t is stated in financial circles at W aship on
that the cahse Of the recent monetary excite.
mont was owing 10 d-msnd Of Secretery Nc.
Culoch on the National Banks for the G evern
m ent funds Old deposit The Government has,
however, now ceased drawing on these balap.
ces.
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The State of South Carolina.

The State of South Carolina.
ABDEvILLE DIsTRIcr-IS THk COURT OF ORDINARY.
BY WILLIAM Hill, Esquire, Ordinary OF
Abbevlls District, So. Ca.
WHEREAS, application has been made to
W me by Mira Edney Hinton. for Letters OF
Administration Of all aud singular the goods and
chattels. rights and credits of John Hinton,
late of said Districi, decensed.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish the
kindred and oreditors, of the said decensed to be
and appear before me at q Court sof Ordinary
for Abbeville District, to be held at AbbeviIle
Court House, on Friday, Tho i4th Of Dscsnber,
to show cause. il any they can, why the said
letters should not be grunted.
Given under my hand and seal this 24th' dsy
Of November. 1866. ,....--.--s..i. -, q,
WIN. UILL, O. A. d.
Nov ~. J.'..zlst e l,-b ,'Te' - -. a.
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HXMENIAI,

At Indian Hill. Abbcvlle Dis, s. G., Tuesday
November l3. 1865. BY Rev. j. .. Lindrny.
X. STOkES SAIRE. formerly of Augusto,
Ca, and Miss CARRIE E., daughter of Mr.. a.
A. Noble
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List Of Due Letters
REMAINING IN TIE POST OFFICE AT HODGES,


ABBEvILLE-J. N. BeIcher, f.aac Brsnch
James NJ. Gray. James G bert. G.. Hauser, J. G.
tlsakcll. Knox. Mrs. l.. M. 4.gon. Mrs. +. A.
Marshall. Edward Noble, Edwin Parker, VIM
II. Parke er t2l Andrew Simonds, Miss Mamie
o. Tomlin, X. II. Wardnw, Miss Whituer.
CALHoUS's Mnts.-Miss G. L. Larthrop. Miss
Matte Roberts.
HIN. CLARK. Acting p. M.
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The state of South Carolina,

The otate of South Carolina.
ABBEtILLE DISTRICT.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of
Abbe.ille District.
w HEREAS, application has been made 10
w to n,e by ". 9. Kennedy, for Letters of
Administration Of sIi aud singular the goods and
chatlels. rights and credits of Robert G. Wilson.
decsassd, Oi said District.
These sre, therefore, 10 cite and admoui,b
tho kindred and creditors Of raid decea ased to
appear before me at = Court Of Ordinary for A.
bevIlle district. to be held at AbbeyiIIe Court
House. on Friday the l4th day December ext.
10 show cause. if apy, Why said Letters sbould
not be granted.
Given under my haud and seal this o6th dav
Of November, 1866.
VIM. Hill, o. A. D. [srAL.j
Nov. 90. s 9,