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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-22

MAGAZINES. From Mr. GeoreeE +. French =
No. IS King street, we have to day, Harper y
Monthly for June, packards Young Men 5
MAGAZINE for June. ami the Literary Bulletin
Tor May; also, of DeWtts series of music,
Pretty Polly, II you love me, do say yes"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-22

ll1Gr School. The Episcopal High School
near thi, city, If which the Rev. w. t. Gard
me-, IS rector, Is now IN ilourishlng condition.
aud tn Indication, are that next ycar the
c!..~ ot students At this excellent s"ai "l learn
me will ,uunl ia numbers those OF the years
hrlnrr !c war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-22
BLOOD MANURE.

Extremely rich IN heterogeneous matter and e.
pecially valuable To- tobacco planters and mar
k.t gardener. In TINS valuable manure there
is no alulterntion or admixture Of any kind
whatever, and ts ilse Is recommended 70 agri-
culturi.ts IN al cases where rapid sni luxu'
rious growth Of the plant Is desired. Price S52
per 900 lbs IN bags. For sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
mygl ~ king street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-22

BUTTER The pastures were never better OF
richer than they are at present, and We ale
glad to hear that the price Of butter, IN the
nrighboring country, is declining, nj last. Good
butter has bee purchased lately at '.oaa' ci$
per h., 10 be brought down the RAILROADS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-22
@ POK Els w A N ED .

WHITE OAK and HICKORY SPOKES
wanted in any quantity For tho former
viii pay from $50 to S5n per 1000 and for the
latter so Il S2n per Il J.
For plrtiCulars address,
T. ROSENTHAL,
my 22ti Spoke Factory, Ale1a., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-22

BULL BATS. y esterday afternoon, at sun
down, large number of what are called bull
bats-we believe they are the same birds as
whip poor wills--made their appearance at the
Southern end of the city. 10 a few minutes
after they were seen, all the sportsmen III that
quarter, were cut with their guns, and succeed
ed 10 barging number although 1t was at
the risk of wounding quiet people living IN the
neiphborhoOd, who came out t. see what VA.
the cause of the sudden AMI unusual firing al
around them. The birds also appeared ii
considerable numbers at FshtOwn and III ether
sections of the city, aud everywhere met with
d warm reception.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-22

| He then left the chamber, and the Board
being without quorum adjourned.
| The Board of Aldermen is cOmposed oil eight
| members-two from each ward-but three va
capcies now exist in it, as Mr.. Clark resigned
| his seat some weeks since because he was re-
aured ty the President to remain until Mr..
Armstrong closed one OF his speeches, Mr..
tlawxhurst lost his seat 10y removing from the
ward from which he was appointed and now
Mr.. Armstrong has resigned.
CRcur CoCRr CoNrINUAnoN OF Es-
TERpAY $ PROCEEDIXGS. law SIDE. NJ.
Steuart, sheriff &C., W.. John Doughorty
trover-jury could not agree and were all
iournel until to day.
CHANCERY SIDE.-Adams vs. Miller-de-
cree confirming report of Commissioners OF
sale
Van,ant- trustee Sc, VS.. Nansaut ct al
decree.
Court adjourned until to-day at 10 cock.
To DAYS PRoCEFDINGs-CHANCERY SIDE.
Dyer VS. Campbell et al decree,
LAW SIDE. -Steuart, sheriff, ". Doughrrty
-trover-jury appeared pursuant t" ADJOURN
manufactured, and could not agree Juror
withdrawn, AID jury dirch,rsrd. AMI ea.' CON
tinucd
II. ". Thomas ~ Il Jameson executors
ct ,.l--eoyenant l.artits apre,n'I by aii"r-
nc,s. aud defendants pleaded covenants per
formed, aud covenants not broken replication
aud --uc- Jury, verdict. and iud"lnent a"anst
Neutrality-suspicious. to a ruling Of the 'ourt
against them, by defendant.
Purcell rs, Fieming-iu trespa.s motion Tor
new tri.lby plaintiff susiained-thoCourt think
log that some damages ought to have teen
awarded plaintiff exceptions by defendants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-22

- FOR KENT-Two three. story BRICK
| I HOUSES, containing rooms each, with
| gas and water, situated corner of Water and
Duke streets. Apply at 81 Duke ST., between
| Fairfax and Water. my l3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-22
The Markets.

he carr were much damaged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-22
FOR SALE AND RENT.

a. FOR RENT-The STORE on tho corner
III of Dixie and Patrick sts. with cellar and
storeroom attached. The store contains every
FRAME HOUSE, containing seven rooms,
situated on Henry street, between Wilkes and
GibbOn. Apply To
GEO. McBURNEY, Jr.,
II King street
Tarms rnotlrrata NV 1871
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
ORoroN AQuEpUCT DEPARTMENT.

EROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ To scaled proposals., each en-
with the title OF the work 70 which relates with the
OF the bidder the date of he BID Will be received
this oicc Rotunds Park until II O'Clock A. Of Tuesday,
1862 for the constructon OF block
the following Streets viz Fiftieth street. from sIth
Seventh Avenue from Houston to Fourteenth
fourth street. from Fifth to Sixth Fyhh street.
from Fih Sixth Twentysixth street, from Sixth
Eighth Twentieth street, from Sixth Tenth ave-
Seventeen street, from Third TO Fourth avenue; Six
tieth from Lexington to Fifth Seventeenth
street, from sixth avenue TO Broadway, and Eighteenth
throughout Spring street. from Broadway to Bowey Eev
enth street, from TO Fourth avenues Foreh street.
from Sixth 70 Ninth Stone street. from whitehall to
Broad street, street. from Frat TO Second avenue
Thrty-nnth street. from Eighth 10 Ninth Sixty sixth
street, from Third Fifth Thirty ninth street from
Third Lexington avenue; kneeenth street. from Second
Third sxysecond street. from Frst to Fifth aye
tyhrst street. from Second 10 East and Fifty
ninth from Third so Fifth Aso for The laying
walks side Eighth from l2oth
i2h street. from southwest northeast OF
Fourth add Fourteenth street Fourth avenue
18th and iast Streets from southwest souheast corner
East Fooreensh East Nineteenth street,
site school No. 49, and East Twentieth street. opposite
school No. D. West street. ct north side OF Morton
street. West street. a0uth side Of Leroy street,
West street. north side OF Carkson streets across
West street. to pier 3D. and whitehall street In front oil
No S.
Specifications and forms for the bids obtained
application at this ONCE. THOS. STEPHENS,
ROBT. L. DARRAGH,
GEO. s. GREENE,
Crotou Aqueduct Board.
SEPTEMBER IA, 1853.
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PROPOSALS.

IlUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT,
y Washington CITY september u pr1pGss AL
NJ for the manufacture delivery or 1000 barrels Of
navy Powder LOU barrels 70 be delivered ~ Boston
and ! Goo barrels at New York.
Of delivery be At the expense Of the manufac-
and the powder 10 be subject the usual navy npec-
before acceptance.
Bdders wiz state time the powder win be ready for de-
livery. A. LUDLOW CASE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

NEW COMEDY NEXT MONDAY.
- Mr.. DAILY begs that Notwithstanding the
peculiar Impression made by DREAMS and its otrong
that beautiful comedy must b withdrawn and give
place to revival Of Shakspearcs dainty comedy OF
TWELFTH NIGHT,
which will be produced, after careful preparation, with
and unique costumes and with Mrs SCOTT
Twelfth Night" opens Monday, September a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
MUSICAL.


A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE
IA Piano at pupils residence for $40 per quarter best Of
references given Address, with residence, TEACHER boz
LIE Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

A LADY WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO,
IA In Vocal and Instrumental Music, pupils residences,
q 10 Per quarter. IL AshlAnd place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

THEATRE OOMIQUE, 6l4 BROADWAY.
/ THIS FAVORIfE PLACE OF AMUSEMENT WILL
REMAIN CLOSED DURING THE WEEK FOR THE PUR.
POSE OF MAKING EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS, AND
WILL REOPEN
ON MONDAY SEPT. 81,
WITH SPLENDID COMPANY. NEW AND BRIL-
LIANT NOVELTIES WILL BE PRODUCED.
r. W. BUTLER, MANAGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

GARD
US beg 10 inform the public that they have engaged
Messleura LEGGET aud ALLEN
the GREATEST DANCERS IN THE WORLD, Introducing
q style of dancing PURELY ORIGINAL with themselves
They have been the regnng STARS at tho GREAT ALHAM
fnror They were engaged By the BAN FRANCISCO MIN
STRELS the occasion Of their visit London.
Due notice will be given Of their nrss appearances.
IJOOLEY's OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.-THE COAL
IL Heavens Revenge, The Excise Law, The Kitchen Belle
The Folcs Of Night The Last Sensation Roguish Cora,
&C.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


CrEINwAY HALL. PATTI CONCRETE.
The public j. informed that The world
prtna donna, Nh. CARLoTTA
PATTI,
fATTl,
PATTI,
VIII make her rr appearances In New York since her return
don, Paris vlenns Madrd Berlin &c,
~ the peerless CAntsce OF the shc achieved the most
success record eauang the farores created ~
'' foUR GRAMS PATTI coNcERTs,
on the evenings Of
SArVhDAYa 18th SEPTEMBER, At O'Clock.
MONDAY eth SEPTEMBER, at O'Clock
WEDNESDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER, at O'Clock.
- THURSDAY. Both SEPTEMBER, al O'Clock
Mile: CARLOffA PATTI will be supported on these COCA
Nous THEoDoRE RITTER, the great classical Pianist,
tfiis arst appearance IN Amerca-l
Mr. fhsE s' s . pcgs v1 sms r.no
MAX MARETzEK's GRAND ORCHESTRA.
The sale OF Seats will Tuesday September
81, at Stenway Hail. AT ga. NJ.
TUESDAY, 2sTH-BROOKLYN ACADEMY.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
~ seventh between Fiftyeighh and Ftyn
LAST WEEK OF
THEODORE THOMAS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
THIS SUNDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10, AT
LAST BUT ONE
GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT.
Mr. THEoDoRE THOMAS.
JNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA.
Conductor .......................TH THEODORE THOMAS
Admission GEMS
"a
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AT 0rRrNWAY HALL
GRAND CONCERT ON SUNDAY EVENING, BEPTEA
1ER for the bsnsdt Of the widows orphans Of he
PXRE sosn Eun III Rs1sIHs 1s' OF
Mr. W. etsnway having kindly consented u give The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

YOUNG GERMAN LADY, SPEAKING FRENCH,
"A and perfect mistress Of tho piano. wishes TO teach
SIC In private family college, CITY country Addrsas
o. X, box l81 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

A PLANO AND SINGING LESSONS, WITH DAILY
IA. practice, moderate terms, by experienced
teacher Method and rapid. 60 West Thry.hrd street,
corner Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
y 6S6 BROADWAY.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY.
BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD AND BACKUS.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
The most legitimate entertainment Of Negro Mpsreisy in
the world This complete and powerful comprises
of sta from the ete of the rof
sion, and embraces tho powerful combnao OF artistic
talent that has been gathared organization The
following Black Diamonds every night john Mullgan,
is K. Hartisan, O. Clarendon j. Juch, W. Corrister W.
Charley Backus.
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AMUkEMRNT6.


1NALLACKB. :
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE.
OPENING OF THE SEASON.
Production e sh: stn COMEDY SScfArn.r
represented BY the following artists; ~,
Mr.. J. w. WALLACK, Mr.. JOHN GILBERTi NM ..
WYNDHA6, Nj. c. FISHER Mr. j. II. STODDART, Mr.. o.
MARLowE, Mr. @. H. ROCKWELL, Mr. 9. }; WILLIAM Ian
ARD, Miss AApELINk HENRIQu ES Ma, 2. MES
TAtEk, NJ. JOHN SETON, Miss Ia PHILLIPS
NEW SCENERY. CosTGMEs DECORATIONS AND
strict keeping With hs period In active
author.
Due notice Will be given OF the first appearance Of Miss
LOUISA MOORE and OF Miss EFFIE 0ERM0N.
Box Office open from A. NJ. TO r. NJ.
VlyALLACK'S,
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. Lester wslAck
OPENING OF THE SEASON.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
with NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES and APPOINTMENTS,
and UNUSUALLY STRONG CAST.
In active preparation, AN ENTIRELY NEW COMEDY,
by w. Robertson also tho charming play Of "Csste, by
the author.
SEATS SECURED IN ADVANCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

ITO PENTHOUSE AND STABLE, WITH THREE
/ acres Of land; shade abundance Of fruits hour in
~ '''' WV b. WALLACE, 70 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

A CADEMY or MUSIC. r
"A HERMANN,
THE PREsTIDIGiTATEuR
IMMENSE SUCCESS. GREAT SENSATION
ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME.
MONS. HERMANNS
nights IA New York nxed follows MONDAY and
Tuesday, September co. Thursday, September &c.
day. September 25 Thursday September 30 and October
4, 9. H. Is, 81 and %.
seats and tickets for thess nights be secured
the box Office
Admission xl without extra charge for sea,s
Family Circle SOC. Private boxes $12 to SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

VTTAvERLEY THEATRE
w GILBERT L. kEEDER.. Proprietor.
The Ne Plus
Ultra Variety
Theatre.
Everything
fresh and no.
VEL Combine
ton OF the
The Incompatible creates, artists The Great HINpLE
BRENNANS. In the PROBES. NILE.
The popular sion at the Wa BO6CHELL,
EPH HORN. verley Theatre. Queen of the AIR.
ROLLfN HOWARD, perfect Ola GUS WILLIAMS,
The buresQue Podrida OF Sen. Tho favore comiquo
PAREPA-ROSA. satonAi Nov Nile DEvERE.
The boy wonder, elites, Songs. POLLY DAILY.
SNtFFIN. Dances, Ethio- BILLY CARTER.
plan Bur.
iesques Com.
jcalhcs and
Varied Amuse-
men No, city,
Humor, Wit
and Fun.
All above Artists appear nightly the Wavsrisy Thea.
tre MONDAY EVENING. September ~, 1859,
GRAND INAUGURAL JUBILEE ENTERTAINMENT,
BY the Double Company from the Olympic theatre Brook
lyn. Prices %, ~ and ~ cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER D
revival of
ENOCH ARDEN,
entirely dramatizaon Of Tennysone beautiful poems
Mr. Arthur Nathison, with all the original and effective
scenery costumes, music, DC.
The will embrace the full strength Of the company
with
MISS FANNY MoRANT.. .......... MIRIAM LANE
MISS BLANCHE DE bAk. AS. ANNIE LEI0A
Mr. THEO. HAMILTON. AS. ......ENOCH ARDEN
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VXToOD's MUSEUM. WOODS MUSEUM.
w AUTHORIZED SUCCESSOR TO BARNuMs.
BROADWAY, corner of Thirticth street. BROADWAY,
THE POPULAR ALLDAY TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT.
There - CHANG, the great Chinese Giant.
There 10 FISK, Jr., tho Smallest Man living
There II = BOA CONSTRfCTUR 30 feet long
There II the GRAND AQUARIUM, all alive.
There ID the FLYING GYNNAsT, truly astonishing.
There are MECHANICAL WONDERS positively starting.
There SCIENTIFIC AUTOMATONS life Ike.
These ALL BE SEEN every day.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-12-24

il6e az ,TesTnsp9eessee Ts9essee Constigstipnsl Con
fss3ozy. ."D, .
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Sale Of Real Estate.
By Order Of the Court Of PrObatI
For Abbeville County, ) !

| WILL sell on Sale Day in January me-
i at Abheville Conr, house the, real Es-
tate Of whish Jans Wilson. ;de6'd seize.l
and possessed, situated about 2 mile,
north Of Abbeviie Court House. adj.iuinr
lands Of Joseph T. Moore, E~tate Of Alex
Martin. Edward Roche, and o,hers-and
containing one hundred and twelve acres
more or less.
Terms Of ssle-12 months credit inter.
est from da!e-Bond and Security and n
mortgage Of the premises to secure the
purchase money-cost to be paid in cash.
-- II. s. CAS0N,
Sheriff ALbeviIls County.
Dec. II, 1869, 34-3t
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ISAAC ~SULZBACHER!t Z

AT tho Sigt Of the Mammoth Watch,
Under the New Hatel, I,g.j
.. Main Street, Columbia, s. G. s7,,,,
"OULD respectfully inform tho citizens
W Of abbsvilteS ind surrounding codatisS
ed .sas Ss nus uit Eps.d y sGss well
which he is making weekly additions. viz:
Fine Gold Watches and Jewely.
FreDt-hy and ,American Clocks.
Sterling Silver and Plated Ware,
Musical Insirullsnist-
Fine SpectacIes and
Eye Glasses. Fine Table
=. . and d. .sass 20 as. *Gs'RH.s RE-
: :; I. : : 4 4 G e Sa OIL
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Tho State Of South Carolina,
pREV7T ro1y,,n,,

Tho State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
IN the Court Of Probate.
job" c. Seal, and Elizabeth Ais ,Oye, and
.Statira Waller.
Nancy Waller, PortAea 4. Waller
and' others }!
Petition to sell land in Partition.
L appearing 10 my satisfaction that.
l. Pattbens A. Waller (widow) and Su.
san Ann, Willie Statira. Mary Elizabeth.
Mcdonald, and GuiIford L. Children Wal.
Ter, deceased, reside beyond tho limifs III
this State Ito wIt in the Sta e of Florida.
On motion of Perrin. and Co,hran peti-
Iioners for Solicitors. It is ordered that
tue said defendants do appear in m, Office
Mt AbbevilIe Court House, within forty
days from publication hereof, or the said
petition will be taken pro co,lfesso andf the
Court will proceed to make final deeetee
therein.
WILLIAMs HILL, a.
j. P. A. G.
Nov. 26, 1869, 31--6t So i
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
in THE PROBATE COURT,

Clark Press'y, james c. Pre.sly vs.. Eben-
ezer Presal5, E'vira spruilI, David spru.
i'll and others.
Petition for Partition of Real Estate.
DURSUANTto 10 An order Of the Cour,
Il Of Probate, will sell a, public ONT
cry At Abbev'le, c Fl, on Sale Day III
January next, one-l,a Of q tract Of land,
tituated in said sta,s and County, near
LownlesviIIe, on waiers Of r ,cky River,
containing three hundred acres mere or les
and bounded by lands Of Joel Lorkhar,,
4. N. Groves, James NJ. Latinef and 9TH
en. Said tract Of land was given ny the
will OF David PressIY 10 "Eiizabsth Press
y, nile Of James PressIv for her natural
!''e' and "t her dsnth 70 be equally divided
IN quantity and quality between David A.
fressly and William A. PressIy sons OF
James Pressly." The half Of sad trac,
thus advertised is suljsot 70 Partition
amongst the heirs At Law and distributes
oi David A. pressly, and the proceeds
arising from said sale, will be Distributed
amongst SAID heirs at law Of said David
A. Pressly. ,,;.:s " II -
TERMS credit Of ~ months from
date OF ssle--purcbaser to give bond. and
a mortgage Of The premi,es TO- secure the
pprchase--apd pay The COSTA Of tho p,o+
cesdipgs in cssl' n.,J; y4,n + = =,
.e.n ",'> III. 'GASON.
''''' ~ = Sheriff AGLey.ils County.
Dec. 10 1902 .'s4@ss, ''', ,.,... "'a'
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From the Keowee. Courier, We learn
why it is that = Bill has been intro
dsced In tho Legislature to repeal the
charter Of the Air Zine Rail Road
IA IA Columia correspondent SAYS
lae groundwork Of tho Bill isthe
1orcnle ejoctment Of Wright and 9th.
er co!ored Senators from tho ears in
Virgins. Wright was remt5ed bv
osoe, OF President Buford, WHO Il al
10 p PRESIDENT Of the Air Liae Rail
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SHERIFF.; SALES.

10y virtue OF sundry writs of Fieri fl
ID cias TO me directed I will sell on tn
First MontaJ in January, next ut Abbsvili
Court House within The legal hou,s Of sal,
the following property to wit:
1876 acres of land, moro or less, adjon
ing lands Of R. DuBose. the Estate oil J
DuBose and others,
Also, 70 acres. more or less. adjoining
lands Of w. II. Parker, j. +. Calhoun a,.'
Others, levied ON as tho pr"pe,ty of f. A
Calhoun ads. Mary C. McC.w.
Also by order of The Court in Equity
Two Lots situat. lying and being in til,
Village Of Greenwood in AtbeviIle Coun
~: Lot No. coutsin:ng 8 acres, more U,
less, bounded hy Byrd Street, lands now o,
lately belonging to James Bailey, James
A. Bailey and others. Lot No. 2 contain
irg l5f acres, mnre or less, bounded b,
Bird Street, lands now or lately beIong,ne
to l.. ID. Merin,an, James A.. Bailvy aud
others. the property Of b. Mccall, Decd.
Also, 21oO acres Of land, more or less
adjoining lands of W. y. Crosirr, T. b
M"aagne anu others, levied on as the pr p
erty of Pbares Martin ads. Thomas Thom
son.
Also, 2es acres, more or less, ut tic
risk Of the former purchaser, and adjoin
'ng laud- Of Samuel Graham, John Vance
and Others, levied upon as the property o
John d. Adams ads. KhadVah q. Wuat
ley.
Also, one house and lot in the village o
Cokesbury, contaiHng 4 nc,es, more or les.
and adjo,u'ug the Methods, parsonage ana
lots now or lately belonging to NJ. Strauss
levied upon rs the property Of Lnurs
Blackwell ads. Charles Smuh.
Also, bale cotton. levied upon as the
property of james Magill ads. r. W.
uaddon and j. I Haddon.
Also, at the residence Of d. NJ. Ward.
law. Oh Tuesday after Sale Day, (4.h Jan.
abou. 25 bushels corn, IT'S lbs. cot, on in
the seed, aud snme R"ughnes<, (peavincs
shucks dc. } levied on as the property OF
Syil~ RapIey ads. d. NJ. Ward!aw, under
Agricultural Lien.
TERMS CASH.
HENRY S. CASON,
Sh"r't!s Office. S. A. g.,
Dec. 18th 1860 34-3t
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A IL persons having demands against
IA the Estate Of John II. Wilson. decd
are hereby required, pursuant to order ol
Court, TO presrnt and prove their demands,
on or before the first day Of March, nert
ls70) or be barred.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, G. c.p.
Dec 3, 1900, 32-3m
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chist. Constable Hubbard sstsouests
tho PAsn,a TO stats thaS tho Sfedit of
GerreAing out ana afresting tho mur.
deror Of Hr, Durweedy, at Newberrv
is DE ia sheriR :Ehofnas Paysineer,
OF t6at County.
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State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY. .

In Probate CourL-Citation,
|W nEREAs William Dickson appli-
w capt has made suit 10 me, to grant
him Letters of Administration Of the E.-
tate OF Mrs. Eliza L. Cleland, deceased,
late of said county.
These are therefore, to c;te and adnonisl,
all and singular tho kindred and creditors
of the paid Mrs. Eliza P. CIeland, decd,
that they be and appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Abbevile
G. H., on Friday 3lst in.tant, after publi-
cation hereof, at IL o'clock in the after
noon, to show cause, If any they have,
why the said Administration should nvt-
be granted. :. g, - ~u ~
Decepbcr Ammo Don,ini 1850. / sssS
Published on As 17lh day ofDssdFs'
Der, 1860, in the e3d year Of Amstfcasnf 4
Independence
WIN. HILL, J. 7. 4. C. H. 81
! Dec, II. 1869. 34-ot
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: E4rye hundred Cbissae.i under con
tract for three years, will reach Now
Qrlea1st about the, 10th Of January +
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

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DY order of the Court Of Probate for
I'D AbbevilIe County, will sell by
Public Auction, on Sale Day in January,
next, the
Real Estate of Nathaniel Cobb.
deceased, J
Consisting Of a tract of land in said Coun
~, containing THREE HUNDRED
ACRES. moro or less. lying on Johns and
Johnson's creeks. anil boundsd by lands Of
B. Y. Martin, Samuel Lomax and others.
This tract may be sold in two parcels.
And also HOUSE AND LOT-the
lot contains four acres, more or less, and
The House is comfortable building silua
,oi in the corporation Of the town OF
Abbeville, on the Cambridge Road, ad-
joining the lots Of John Ha,bsrson and
Gro'gs Sy'an.
Terms.-Twelve months credit, inter
est from date. Bond aud security, with q
mortgage Of The premises, aud the cosls to
be paid in cash.
s.: II Fl. s. CAsoN,
8. A. G.
Dec. 4, 1850, s3--3t.