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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-06-06
THE FATE OF BOLTERs.

We were told by some of II Rad
ical friends, before the election, that
Mansfield would beat Helm and Smith
would beat Irvine way out of sight
aud hearing. They told US that all of
tie Radical party aud scores of DEM
ocrass would support the boilers, and
thus they were sure to be elected.
Well: the election is over aud Helms
majority over Mansfield is $50, and
Iryine's majority over Smith is only
$40! These are the men that were
going to kill the Democratic party in
Linn county. These arc the men that
had such vast influence with Demo
Gratis.
The fate of Smith and Mansfield Is
richly merited. They have nome to
blame but themselves. Let their fate
serve as a warning to all those who
may hereafter be disposed to bolt.
The Democracy are terribly in earnest
now, and they viii allow no Implicitly
mo child's play-to divert them from
their purpose. They have determined
to kick the corrupt Radical party out
of power, and they have no patience
with any one who attemptsto weaken
their ranks with chicanery and du-
pficity.
The Radicals themselves should al
so learn a lesson /; and that is, to fight
on !" the square," and not attempt the
tactics of the bushwhacker. If the
Radicals of Linn county had met in
Convention, with open doors like hon
est men, adopteda platform, and nom
mated a ticket composed wholly OF
men of the simonpure Radical faith,
they would have pOlled a larger vote
than they did last Monday for the
bastard ticket which they placed be.
fore the people. They would have
been defeated, it is true; but they
would have escaped the demoraliza.
tion which always follows Implicitly
and double-dealing.
Remember the fate of the two bolt
ersi
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EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
IN undersigned, Executor of the estate Of Davis
Layton, deceased, BY virtue Of an order Of the
County Court of Linn county, Oregon, made at
the june Term thereof. A. ID. 1868, will offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in Albany, in said Linn caunty, Ore
gon, on
Saturday the 18Th day of July, 1868,
between the hours Of Q o'clock a. m and 4 O'Clock
P. m. Of said day, the following described real es-
tate, to-wit
The South half of Davis Layton's Donation
Land Claim, known and described on the plats
and surveys of the u. S. as Not. No. 1891"
Claim No. "5s." in TIP. No. IL. S. r. No. 4. w,
Linn county, Oregon. containing 625 and s6-lO0th,
rs described in the Patent therefor on record IN
the Clerks Office in Linn county, Oregon.
TERMS OF SALE y Gold coin of the q. s.;
one-half payable on tbR day of sale, the balance
in two equal notes payable in three years, with
interest at Il per Oens,kecured by mortgage ON
the premises. JAMES p. H0GUE.
Executor ofthe estate of Davis Layton, deed.
Albany, june 4, 1868.
j. C. POWELL, Atty for Ex'r. ySn42wo
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elected by about Che same vote. /.

elected by about the same vote. jack
o county gives Smith u majority of
about $50. The vote for Prosecuting
Attorney in the 3rd District is very
close; but we think Powell is elected
by about twenty majority. Mosher,
Democratic candidate for Judge in
the End District, and Tremble (Dem.)
in the 4th District are probably elect
ed by small majorities.
This election is the first one held
since the Impeachment iniquity has
closed and Grant has been nominated
forthe Presidency. Oregon hasthe hon
or of taking the lead in the Democratic
column. Oregon has the honor of elect
ing the first Democratic Representa-
tive to the next Congress; aud the in
fuence that this State will WELD in
the pending Presidential campaign
will be incalculable. Radical orators
and editors told the people that "a
vote for Logan was a vote for Grant"
aud yet the Radicals of Oregon are
routed horse, foot and dragoon. The
victory is complete and decisive, and
carries CONSERVATION into the ranks of
the enemy. The people have decided,
in u~nmistakable language, that they
are against negro suffrage,-ncgro
equality in all its forms-the Recon
struction measures of Congress-thc
Negro Bureau;-and that they are IN
favor Of taxing the u. S. Bonds,-of
paying the principal of the bonds in
greenbacks as they become due-of
equalization of taxes-of a large re-
duction of the expenditures of the
National Goyernment-of the strict
est economy in the administration OF
its affairs and of a tariff for Revenue
instead Of Protection. This is what
this election pToclaims, trumpet.
tongued, to the world and this Ian.
guage will be repeated by Oregon
next November, Gen. Grant and the
Radical party to the contrary not.
withstanding.
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THE T-MPEACHMENT.

1t viii be seen that the Impeach-
ment proceedings have ended the
Court having adjourned sine die. The
President is the victor. Stanton, the
satanic, has resigned, and another fills
his place. This Impeachment business
will prove a very losing game to Rad.
icalism- That those engaged in it are
a set of knaves and scoundreIs, tramp.
ling on all law, honor and decency, is
becoming o and more apparent
every day.
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TIE Chemistry Of Medicine-Among the special
delights which hsgs so richly repaid our visit to
New England was the inspection, IT was our priv
iIege TO mako Of DR.. J. @. aver 4 Co.'s Labora-
tory, ut Lowell. Although we knew by hear-say.
that il was lerge, yet We were surprised whe= We
came into view Of its real magnitude, and still
more by the extent and complication Of its truly
immense business. The whole massive structure
is 10 fact one vast chemical laboratory, in which
the processes Of this wonderful aTtsare constantly
going on. Medfco-chemieal science has found
that the curative properties Of any substance exist
In some one % more Of its component parts. Thus
the remedial effects Of opium are due solely to the
morphia 1t contains, although this Is but one
eighteenth part of its weight; the other seventeen
parts are gum, extractive and inert or offensive
matter. DR.. Ayers system separates the remedial
properties Of each substance employed and We are
here shown the processes by which the VfrfHes Of
each re medal agent are chased through the alem-
bics until they como out completely pure at least.
These concentrated, purified medical properties, or
virtues, are finally combined together to produce
the remedies which have made themselves . Tepu-
tation for unriyalied excellence, all over the world.
Not only does the Doctor disclaim all secrecy IL
bis art and explain every process and every partic-
ular, but he MAINTAINS that this is the only process
by which Tie people can be supplied with the best
possible remedies for tho treatment Of disease
The Formula by which bis remedies are made
are published IN the medical journals gnd have
been presented 10 a large part Of the medical Fae.
ulty Of the United States, and are constantly sent
by mail to such physicians az apply for them
Duly Chronicle, San Francisco.
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The ERRING.-A few Democrats in
the county voted for the boilers.
Smith and Mansfield. Most, if not
all Of them, voted for these men on
personal grounds, and also because S.
and M pledged their word that they
would vote the Democratic ticket en-
tire. But they were deceived. Dir.
Mansfield voted only for Harvey
Smith. Mr S. voted as follows: For
Representative to Congress, J. S.
Smith for Representatives, w. J.
Matthews, John T. Crooks, Richard
son, Pearl, and John Bryant; for Co.
Judge, Jas. Elkins ; for Co. Clerk, d.
Mansfield; School Superintendent,
Rev. Irvine; Treasurer, Jas. Shields
Commissioner, Bassett and Burkhart;
Assessor, Nye; Surveyor, Averill.-
That's how Smith voted. We never
saw a ballot more fearfully mutiIated.
Some of those Democrats who sup
ported Smith and Mansfield aver that,
had they known how S. and NJ. would
vote, they would have voted the
straight Democratic ticket. We say
to III erring brethren-those who
voted for the boIters-let by-gones be
by-gones- You erred, but you now
see your error, and we invite you to
come back into the Democratic fold.
Be careful and not be led astray again.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ smilh. Administrators Of the estate Of DR..
William Miller, deceased, has fled bis accounts IN
the County Court Of Linn county. Oregon. praying
a fnalsettlement OF said estate, and the discharge
Of said Administrator.
Notice l. therefore giren that said settlement
viii bc made en-
Monday, the 9th dog Of July, 1868,
at the County Court room, in Albany, in said
county. NJ 10 o'clock A. H.. at which time all per-
sons having objections to said accounts are requir-
cd - Gc the Same in said Court.
EDWARD r. GEARY.
AIhang. juno 2. 1865. County Judge.
+. F. RUSSELL. AIRY for Adm'r-ni2w4
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

0. BUSHNELL, ADMINISTRATORS OF
80 > the estate of Jane Emily Cline, deceased,
having filed bis accounts in the County Court of
Linn county, Oregon. for final settlement Of al
matters relating to said estate:
Notice, therefore, Is hereby given that said set
Element viii be made on
Tuesday, the 7h day of July, 1868,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ at the Court House in the city
Of Albany, in said county, at which time and place
all persons having objections to said accounts are
required to file their objections in said Court at
said time.
Done at Albany, Oregon. this 3rd aAy Of Juns.
1868. EDWARD r. GEAEY,
County Judge.
CRAxoR a HELIX, At'ys for Adm,r-y3Df2w4
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A VERY SHARP ~FINANCIER.

It is currently reported that Dave
Logan bet $4,000, through q friend,
that he (Logan) would be beaten. OF
course he has won. We call this
sharp financiering. Having travelled
all over the State, he was well con
WINGED that he would be badly beaten.
IF he had been victorious he could af-
ford to lose the money. He incurred
but little risk, however, in the trans
action.
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NOTICE no

GEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- us until the 22d inst. at ~ o'clock, n, for
tiie building sc a school house in School District
No. 20. IN Linn county. The material will all be
furnished on the ground, and plan and specifca-
fiors can be seen by calling on Dir. c. FaTIow, on
The stage road, five miles north Of Albany. The
contract will be awarded 30 the lowest responsible
bidder. Guarantys required. We claim the right
TO award or reject bids. f. A. JOHNSON.
June 2, Ises-n42w2 c. FARLOW.
u SIHTSnN
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Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT EHE
~ long continued eo-partnership heretofore ex-
isting be;ewcen y. IL. craEor and Geo. r. Helm.
az partners Ia the practice Of Law, under the firm
name Of cranor 4 Helm, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. N. ii. CRAEOR,
GEO. r. HELM.
Albany. Oregon, June 4, 1868. n42tf
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TAKE NOTICE.

TVHE GIFT ENTERPRISE ADVERTISED
by the undersigned 70 be drawn on the OH
day Of june, 1865, will positively not be drawn, ~
the tickets could net be soId. Persona that have
bonght tiekees will have their money refunded.
v3n3gw3 A. GEORGE.
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Benton County gave Z Majority for
Smith and the Democrats elected
their Sheriff. Treasurer, one Commits
sioner and Surveyor, and upon con-
test will secure the entire ticket ex-
cept Clerk
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VERY ORpERLY.-Everything pass
ed off quietly at the polls, SO far as we
can learn, all over the county, except
at Lebanon. A small skirmish occur
red there, but it did not amount to
much
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Has created many a new business;
Has enlarged many an old business ;
Has revived many a dull business ;
Has rescued many a lost business; ;
Has saved many a failing business /;
Has preserved many a large business !;
And insures success in any business.
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SEvEN OLD TRUIsMs.-There is .
great truth in the following seven mot
toes, from which business men in this sec
ton might take a hint:
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Dr Let everybody come out to the torch.
light procession tonight.
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DISSOLUTION.

NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs
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ASsiSnec's Solo.
In Bankruptcy.

BY virtue Of an order 10 me directed Issuing
ont OF the Vnhc. states District Court for the
,,istrict Of South Carolina, in the case of
JONES FULLER. bankrupt, l will sell on
Thursday, the 10Th day of December next al
public auction. at Ninety Six. in Abbeville
District and State aforcsaid, The real eslute ci
said Bankrupt containing $50 acres of land.
more or less, aud bounded by lands Of d. W.
Aiken, x. Murchison, and others. and also.
lis acres Of land, more Or lces, in Laurens
District and State aforesaid. and bounded by
landsof Henry Fuller, BartIe,te Milan, aud
Others, together with two head cattle, one old
CO raee and harness, belonging to the Es.a!s
of said Bankrupt
Teri scash. Purchasers Of Real Estate Ia
pay for papers md stamps
JAMES A. BLACK, Assignee.
Oct. %. 1869, 81, 81.
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u. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
South CAROLINA DISTRICT.
z write of a writ Of Fieri Facas to me d.
~ rected, issuing "pt Of the honorable the
United States Circuit Court, for the District OF
South Carolina, l will expose for sule, 10 the
highest bidder. at public auction, ut ALhevill.
Court House, on III. second day of December,
1853 being The frs. Wednesday Of the month,
all the right, title and interest of the defendant
IN the following property, to wit:
$50 acres of land, more or less, bounded by
lands OF A. G. Hawthorn, Widow Dunn AMI
Larkin Barmore.
Also, at the residence of defendant, T. Had
don, corn, fodder, shucks horses, 2 mules, G
head cattle, lot hogs, wagon. plantation tools
household and kitchen furniture. Levied on as
the property OF Zachariuh liadlon. defendant, al
the suit Of the United States Of .dmerica, plain
tiff:
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay the Marsha
Tor necessary papers and STAMPS.
Sale to be conducted by H. S CASON, U. S
Special Deputy Marslial, as Auctioneer.
J. =. 81. EPPING,
Nov 10 3 1t U. S. Marshal.
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Aeei9ncc's Sule.
IN BankrWp,ry,

ny virtue nf An oricr 10 h,e directed i,.o;,,
ID nn, f ~" cni,rh Sln,rs Oistr,cl i,w,I a.,
The nis,tir, M Snn,h Catolinn, IN thu case ut "
tsMOSEl.Ef. bankrupt, | will sell. un Mnna,v
The i,h day oI Drc' mhcr ncSt, n, public auction,
at dbh"ville e. II in .thhrrille District, an,i
/, State aforesaid, the Real Estate ur enid hank :
rnp', viz: LIST. containing ts8 acres of 'nr,l
more or lose. nn h, anch or Long Can. Creek,
known ns the "Millcr Place." near Oonnnl,ls.
vii" 81. one lot "t laud situated IN town rl
bonnnl'svillr, c"ntniring I ncres rods nn,l u
r.rrhe', more or less. known as the "Strnn,
M!'i place with good dwelling aud necessary
nut buildings thereon, tnsr,h.r with n 81, an,
saw Mill, aud fixtures, in running order, aud
.mndry notes and accounts belonging to the
f'stnt" Of sad Bunkrup,.
Terms Cash. Purchaser Of Real Estate 10
pay for p"rers aud Stamps
JAMES A. BLACK,
NOV 81 Assignee
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sHERrrrs SALES,

HRf rn'oo IT .uu,irS erits IT tfrh facta
! . 7" tho dhcr,el, viii srjl al kbbry,l,
'"nt' House, ~ thr H,sl Monday n i,rembr
h"S'' 'he 'o''"w'"g Property, 10 Wit,
ls0 ncscs oi lnni, mm" OF lcss, tuuu,,rd h,
lanas oi Il, a. 0iiIhn, Nathaniv, Mct'nn,. nm,
others. WV
Also. 400 ncrrs or lnn,, n,ntr or lc,s, hr,,nd,,,
by Land NJ ". II. b,vr, 4. \. Griffin mn,
nthct., l-vi"l "n as tho property Of John /,
rairant, ais ~. A. sullivan.
1000 acres nf lamh. more or lose, bouu,rI h,
lands "i n. Hawthorn, K. e.. Slia,, las. C,w.
mn aud !ohn C"wan. levied on rs The ,ruprr,,
Of -. .. Hawthorn, uds Banis,er' A lieu sn;
others.
lands OF ID. D. Cude, B. Moragus aud Others, Of
Savannah River.
Also. l.IOo acres Of land more or lcsa, bounir,
hy l"nds oi Is. Molngne. Estate Of Phnri. Maj, ,ir
aud others, levied on as the property of L. j
Patterson, ads. sundiy creditors.
700 acres Of land, more or less, bounded b,
lands OF Jas. a. Norwood, Thos. Th.,nsnu uu,
others, levied Oh Hs the property uf John A
Calhoun, ads. a. NJ. Aiken, Assignee.
2S2 acres Of land, more or less, bounded b,
lunds OF n. w. Ware mud Others, levied on n,
the property Of James NJ. Vandiver, ads. q. M
NJ Mattison.
90O acres Of lard, more or ftas, bounded b,
lands Of Georg. X. Caldwell and others, levied
on as the prorerl, of WIN. G. Hunter, ads. G co
r. Caldwell.
100 acres Of land. more or less bounded by
lands of Davi" Wnrdiuw, MIS-. Dunua!d un1
others. levied Oh ns the property Of WIN. Riley,
ada. W. Joel Smith.
-. l Mule, levied on as the property of John
Wardlaw, ads. the State for Taxes.
AZ the residence OF james Cow I'M. on Tuesday,
q a. fGI. Il, q
road wagon, carriage, blucIssmi,h's to"Is.
plantation tools, COWS, calves aud sheep, levied
Oh us The property Of james Cowan, ads John
w. Brooks and others.
At the residence Of VIM. c. Hunter. on Thurs
day, the IOh December next, 4 mules, . l,urscs
lot corn. lot fodder. II head cattle, 25 heaG
hogs, | carriage, ! buggy. | lot cotton plar,a-
ton tools, household aud kitchen furniture.
bark mill, and l lot brick. levied on ns tn,
property Of Wm &. lIuItcr, ads. Geo. Il. Culd
well.
500 acres OF land more or lees, botInlcl by
lands Of Il. G.. Mosely, Francis Aruoli and
others, lcyird on as the property Of Isuac Logan
a'is. j. W. ClinkscaI-s.
! House and Lot, in thu Town of Abbeyille.
bounded by a. Burt W. joel SMith and front
l,s on Slaiu Street, containing 4 ! acres more or
less.
Also, 40 acre, OF land, more or lese houn e j
by lands Of john Ii. W ll,nn ). a Hamilton unt.
others, levied on "a. the property Of john A.
Wier, ads. Geo. Dusenbrry.
One uuuse und Lot III Greenwood, known us
the Parsonage, containing IL acres, more or
less, and bounded by lands of BrnneLt Rey nolds,
J. II. Tarrant aud Others. levied on as the
properly Of w. W. Perry aan, ads. WIN. uiIl
and others.
TERMS CASH.
II. S. CASON, S. A. C.
SherifT's Office.
November l6, 1868. I'd
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ASSignce'S Sale.

IN BanhFuPtcy.
= Y virtue of an order to me directed issuing
- out Of the United States District Court, for
The District of South Carolina, in he case of
"a -, N iS VI. WHITE. Bankrupt, will sell, on
Tuesday, LIST day of December next, at pubic
auction, at his residence, in Abbrvllle District
IN State aforesaid. the Real Estate Of said Bark
rups, containing ABB acres, more or less. bound
ed hy land, Of I'm. g. Scott, Joel Lock-! art. AMI
others. aad, also, one mule, COW, Two wagons,
cntiiage and harness. and sun,lry articles Il
household furniture. belonging to the Estate o!
said Bankrupt. Terms cash. Purchaser Of
Real Estate to pay for papers and stamps Sale
TO commence al lO O'Clock A. III.
JAS. q. BLACK,
NOVA I'd Assignee.
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a SSignee'S Sale.
In Dank.rupicy.

~ DaHhFHptcy.
Rf virtnrc Of an Order to ne directed
- issuing out Of the United States Couri
for the District of South Carolina. in the case
Of W. T. MAGLDEN, Bankrupt. will sell on
WEDNESDAY, the I'd dry of December n ext,
at public auction, at tho 'Diamond Springs' in
Ahbevi!le District. and State aforesaid, the Real
Estate Of the said Bankrupt. containing lS0
acres of land, more or lcss, bounded by lands OF
j. }. Hardy, c. ID Kay, and others. brlonging
to the Estate Of snid Bankrupt Terms CASH
Purchasers oftlie Real Estate to pay for papers
and stamps. Sule to commeuce at ii ""i."L
4. NJ.
Terms Cash. JAMES A. BLACK,
NoY I'd As.ir,ee
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The business Of merchandising will be con.
Quoted in future ut the same pluce, uhder Tn
finn name Of OUTZ s. LAKE,
New IL 9 a.
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AsSiynco'S Sale.
In Bunk.ruDtcy

~ bdhhFHpry.
ID I virtue Of nm order to me directed. issuipc
~ out "f The United States Distric; Court for
the District Of South Carolina, in the case o
John {. STEER, BANKRUPT, | will sell ON
Tuesday, Ist day Of Deccmh.r next, at public
nur'''", at The residence Of James NJ. White, in
AthevilIe District ana State aforesaid tn. n, r
sonal properly of said B.mkrup,. consisting O,
one large wagon, buggy, COW and cal and ae
r"ckaw"y, belonging to the Estate !said Dank
rurt
Terms Cash. Sale to commence ut I2 O'Clock
W. JAMES a. BLACK,
NOV I'll Assignee.
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ASSignee'S Sale.
In BunkruDicy.

10 11ee'07 "Htty'
by virtue of an order. 10 me directed, issuing
- out OF the United States District Court Go
the District Of South Carolina, III the cnse q
GEO. s. PATTERSON, Bankrupt l will sci
on MONDAY, the 7th day Of December next
at public auction. ut AtbevilIe C. H., Abbevill,
District. and State aforesaid. the Real Estnte O
said Bankrupt, containing $40 acres of land
more or less and buuEdrd by lands Of Daniel New
Benz McKitrick. and others, and also, ] old
carriage and harness. with sundry notes, BE-
longing 10 the Estate Of the said Bankrupt
Terms cash.
Purchaser Of Real Estate to ray for paper.
and stamps.
JAS. A. BLACK,
NOV td Assignee.
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ASSignCc'S Salc.
In DunEfuDtcy.

RY virtue Of ali order to me directed. is-
a , e"ing ont Of the United States District
Court for the District of South Carolina, in III.
case of WM. BUCHANAN, Bankrupt, | vii,
sell on MONDAY the 7h day Of Drccmbrr
n,%'' at public auction. ut Ahb.vlle G. H., it,
Abbevil.c District. and Stale aforesaid. The Real
Estate of said. Bankrupt. conta ining 90 ac.es
of land. more or less, and bounded by lands of
+. A. Beechnn, and others, aud / old cnrrinpr
und buggy, belonging 10 the Estate of said
Bankrupt. Terms ca h.
Purchaser Of Real Estate to rny for papers
and stamps.
JAS. a. BLACK,
Nov ! I'd Assiguee.
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The State Of South Carolina,

The State Of South Carolina,
ADpEvILLE coUyIy-lN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of Ab-
beville County, So. Ca.
WHEREAS application has been made to
w me. Wy qhos G. Seal for Letters
of Administration. Of all aud singular the good
and chatte's. rights and credits of Isaac b.
Hrownell, late Of said County, deceased.
These are, therefore. to oite and admouish the
Kindred aud creditors Of the saiJ deceassd to be
and appear before mo at Court Of Ordinary
for Abbeville County, TO be held at. ALbevilie
Court House, on Friday, the 4ih Of Decembe,
next, to show cause. If any they can, why the
said letters should not be grap,ea. -
Given under my hand and seal this l7lh day
pf November, less.
HILL. o. 40,