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fertilizers.
TO
PLANTERS AND FACTORS.

FISH AMMoNIATED PHOSPHATE.
THIS excellent brand Of Fertilizer comes before
the publle well recommended. having been pre-.
pared with great care, and with the best mate
rails. Its adaptabiTlty to the crops Of this section
Is unsurpassed; one evidence Of which Is the
Official testimony of Professor SHEPARD, which
We annex, as follows:
OFFICE OF TIE
STATE INsPEcTORoF FERTILIZERs.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 81, 1871.
Messrs. J. A. ENsLow & Co., Agents OF Middleton's
Fish Ammoniated Phosphate:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES please find the analysis
OF the sample OF MlddletOn's Fish Ammoniated
Phosphate, selected by my assistant from the car
60 Just arrived.
The large amount Of organic matter, rich IN
Ammonia, and the highly soluble condition OF the
phosphoric acid, are sufficient recommendations
for this article. ! feel sure that the planter will
be benefited by its judlctous application to Cot
ton and other crops.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
lSigned,) .CHAS o. SHEPARD, JR., NJ. D.. 3
Inspector OF Fertilizers for South Carolina.
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUARANTEED.
PRIcEs-s6o cash, or for appro we'd acceptance,
payable lst November next, $50.
Address IA. ENSL0W L CO., Agents,
No. 1l1 East Bay, Charleston, S. c.
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FULLY Equal To PERUVIAN FOR COTTON.
STATgsvIILE, y. c. August II. 1870.
sIessrs. DrGpALE L GH,rIS, Baltimore, Nd:
GpntleYRpn-Onr Mr.. Z. A. Carlton tried under
Culun, This year, your "Maguum Bonum soluble
Thosrbate, alongside OF Ne. l Peruvian Guano.
AMI thinks your Phosphate fully equal TO the
Guano, and believes that If he had used the same
money uulue Of eacll, the .'Magnum .Bonum
would. not only have Gquattd the Peruvian, ou'
u u i"'''0 CARLTON BROS. 4 co.
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CHANGE OF SCH LIE.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND SULLlvAN'S ISLAND
FERRY

On and after THURSDAY, April ,@
Leave City at $50 and 10 A. NJ, Sand $50 P. NJ.
Leave Mount Pleasant at A. M, l2M., Ais and
$50 p. N.
Leave sullivan's Island at $50 and II A. NJ
and 615 T. II.
All Freight must be prepaid, and none received
after half.past 2 O'Clock. J. d. MURAL.
marco Agent.
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pricc-s57 Per Ton Cash,
s62 Per Ton Payable with q
Per Cent. InIeres ~ Addedl on November L.
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yVTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH By DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LANDING. BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD. SAVANNAH. DARlEN AND
BRUNSWICK, GA.
The faru.lte 81 Gamer

The farO-lte 81 Gamer
Z L IA IL AN G . *,
Cantain l.. W. BURNS,
will receive Freight at Accommoda. .%
ton wharf for above points every rS.kRRs
TUESDAY. and leave on every WEDNESDAY MORN
ING. al I O'Clock. arriving at savannah the same
evening. aud leaving for barren. &C., the follow
ing morning. Returning, Will leave savannah 10;
Charleston every M0SDAY MpRSlSd, al : O'CLOCK.
For Freight or passage. asply TO
RASE.NEL. uUi.MES x CO.,
seplo Nh. Ia East PAY.
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0oUTR CAROLINA. RAILRoAf.
5sABHasss:Jazss

TICE-rRESIpENT'S oFftUE, 4
CHARLESTON ). C.. Jacuary Is, 1871.
On and after SufpAY, January -, the Passen-
ger .rglns on nc SnU:C ~ rviina Rei:roaI VIII
III as fO.lows: ls' !. t.5
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EDENTUN. =. u, rug us1 -Ui Io'V'
Mr. A. II. BoND:.
Urmr :. ir-rl,e "Magnum Bonum (" made By
Messrs. Irugdaie & ERWIN, VI baltimore, and pnr'
chased Of yuu. was used under 4 portion OF my
Cu,Iou, alongside OF Peruvian GuanD, and the
Cotton Is much better Squared, and Will produce
more Than that unitr which | used tic Guano,
io"'S' '0'' IL. ". uosKINs.
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gusta Factory Company propose tt
erect new mill of 10000 spindles ane
to add 5000 spindles to one of thei,
present mills. That the other SINH
lar enterprises will follow seems te
be only legitimate presumption.
The approaching Fair, which opens
hero on the 31st instant, to continue
Eve days, promises to be most bril-
liant success. The arrangement o.
all details necessary to promote the
pleasure of visitors and the conve
nience of exhibitors is claiming the
most industrious attention of The
very active officers and mittees o1
the Association under whose auspices
tho exhibition will take place. The
very complete and liberal premium
list published by the Association in.
surcs'a display of articles in oil de-
.partmonts of skill and industry equal
to that which may be claimed for any
similar opposition having for it's OBJ
ject the developement, of Southern
skill and industry. A large delega.
'tion is expected from Abbeville.
- J. W. G..
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AUCTION SALE.

Dobncy, Morgan G. Co. ogaina The Ircsi-
t!cnt upd directors Of the Bd'tk Of the
SYatc of !SOuih Cur0tind.
E9Y virtue of an order Of Court in the
3 above stated cause. to me directed
Ly the Hon. r. +. Graham, Jud !5e of the
Court OF Common Pleas for the First
Circuit, I will Offer for sale ,at public
Auction, ON Monday, fhc 4th day Of De
ccmbcr, 1871, at the Court House in Ab-
beville, at IL o'clock, a. NJ.
All that LOT or LAND with the
Buildings thereon, in the Village OF Alb
beville, in the County of Abbeviile,
South Carolina, situate Oh tic South
western side of the Public Square, meas
uring oG feet in front and 81 feet in depth,
and known in the plat of the said Vii
lage by the No. IS.
TERMS, one third cash balance pay
able in two equal annual successive in
stalmcnts, with interest at the rate OF
per cent annum, secured by bond OF the
purchashcr ana mortgage of f.thc preml'
ses. Buildings to be insured and policy
assigned, purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers.
WIN. J. GAYEIl,
Referee.
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A KANSAS G1RL.-The Topeka
(Kansas) Record narrates the follow
ing, which goes toshow that the Kan
sas girl alluded to has plack and per-
Iseverance,.f not discretion;
iAs d gentleman was coming into
town the other day on the aYakarusa,
road, be noticed young girl on a.,
pony. Pretty soon, the pony. began
to display a bad temper, and very.
shortly afterwards threw the girl,
who turned so,nersault in the air
and struck on her head in the road
with terrific force. The gentleman
got out Of his buggy and went to her:
assistance. He found she had got
bad fall, and had cut across her fore
head. He advised her to abandon po-
ny riding for the present, but she
wiped the blood from her face, and
insisted upon mounting her fractions
steed again. Anxious for her safety,
her friend watched for future develop.
ments, and in few minutes she was
hurled over the pony's head, and this
time she struck the ground with such
force that he thought she must have
broken every bone in her body. The,
pony took the opportunity to gallop
off. She was again helped to her feet.
half stunned and covered with dust,
and urged to abandon riding such a
fractions brute and clutching her ri
ding whip, she started off in pursuit
of the pony, evidently determined to
ride him, or get her neck broken in
the attempt. She was apparently
about sixteen years Of ago."
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FOR THE PRESS AND. BANNER.
Affairs in Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. 10, 1871.

" AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. 10, 1871.
Editor Of Press aud Banner:
knowing that largo number of
the readers of your widely circula,
ted journal make Augusta their mar,
llct, [ have occupied an hour of leis,
urc in'giving you q few dots Of mat
tcrs and things in general which may
not provo altogether devoid of inter
est. F
Tho receipts of cotton here for
tho present season fall nearly 1900
bales short Of the amount received
for tho same period last year. This
may readily be accounted for by the
latcncss of tho crop. and the almost
unprecedented bad weather encoun.
tered by planters in the first weeks
Of the gathering season. Planters do
not seem disposed to hurriedly place
The staple on the market, in anticipa,
ton Of an increase of prices so soon
as spcculators and spinncrs begin to
appreciate tho fnll extent to which
the crop has bcen shortened. This
State Of affairs Of course excrts q de,
pressing influence upon the general
trade of the city, which has not yet
reached tho magnitude usual at this
season. .... .-.-.... .4...... .,.....-...
Notwithstanding the stringency OF
the money market and the compara-
tive backwardness Of trade, our mer-
chants are hopeful and display an un'
usual amount of vim, industry and
taste in arranging. their large and
brilliant stocks Of goods for tie in
speclion Of the purchasing puolic.
INunibers OF our dry goods stores.
especially, have'been converted into
perfect palaces by the artistic blend:
ing Of rich colors and elegant fabrics
in long and imposing lines Of tasty
drapery. Many new firms havo been
organized and numbers Of the old es-
tablished houses havo enlarged their
borders for the Fall campaign.
Augusta is evidently in the line Of
progress, and. gives hopeful signs of
shaking off tho lcthargy which has
too long manaclcd her energies. On
Wednesday last, by a vote Of the
citizens, the City Council were au-
thor'ze to enlarge tho Augusta
Canal, with o view to induce the
erection of new Factories, mills, &c.
here. The cost of this work TO the
city will be at least 100000. 1t is
confidently believed, however, that
this amount will be more than equal
ed by tho increase Of population and
expansion Of the trade Of. tho city
through the increase of our manu-
featuring facilities. Of the immcdi
alto results contingent upon thu
enlargement Of the Canal, the All
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ASSIGNEES SALE.
I'M BANKRUPTCY.

In The matter Gf w. d. j. II. Ct'hkscaf les,
Bdnkrupts.
DY virtue Of an order to me directed,
/ Issuing out of theJ)istrict Court of
the United States, for the District of
South Carolina, I will sell at Abbcville
Court House, OH the FIRST MONDAY
in November next, for Cash, and free
from incumbrance, THE HOME
STEAD, now in possession VIM. Clink-
scales, which was laid off to him under
military orders, containing Twenty
Acres more or less including the dwelling
situate in Abbeville County, on Hogsk;n
creek.
TERMS CASH-Purchasers to pay fol
papers and stamps.
II. II. WARDLAW.
=. Assignee.
Abbcvillc, Oct. 9, 1915 St
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ABBEVIILE, S. c., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1871

! Fresh air and cold water soel
brought her to she feed the. gypsy
and started homewards; 49,
"You sco'd him, niiss?" inquired
Emma.
,"Yes; and I'll never marry any on
else, if I die an+ old maid. But, oh
what can that dreadful expression VI
bis face foretelI? I fear that some
awful calamity will happen some day,
A not improbable dread. There
was one consolation !: fate and Cissy';
secret wishes had hit it. off nicely
Girls arc queer things, and she hat
hardly known thatsh prcfurred Char
ley. Wilson as much as she did.
In due time he offered, and was &C
ccpted ; and they were married, and
went for their honeymoon to the Lake
Of Como.
:. One evening Charles Wilson rowed
his bride out in a very clumsy tub
allow serious you arc Cissums P' he
said, finding her less chatty than usual.
Did that bravo-looking bcggar
| frightcr you? Because his frowzy
head shall be punched if he did,"
"Oh, no; oh, don't offend him p
cried tho young wife. ,Es'I am sure he
has has got.what the Italians COIL the
Evil Eye!" .s.s.s::,.
elias he? We'll, never mind; the
Americans have invented. q potion
which counteracts the effect" ~
".Really?" #'aa y.
ayes; ;.whcn wo return, I will get
that gentleman from Now York stop
ping at the hotel,to concoct us an Eye.
opener that will make it alright,
= ''Oh, do" cried Mrs. Wilson; and
her husband padded on. =: :; s.,.ss,,..
Il say, Cissums," het said presently.
resting on his oars, "don't think that
l am finding fault, because :you have
not got any faults, $50 that would be
absurd but are you not rather super
stitious2"
"Ahd if I am, I have Alright to BE-" F."
said she. -
"Ah! any particular experience ?''
And he wormcd out of her tho whole
story. -.
II am sorry I told yeu," she cried,
when he burst out laughing; "you
don't belive it !: You had better call
me story-teller ut once"
"Befieve it, my dcar!.I>am ready to
swear to it. You did not see my
ghost, though: yoti were looking at
me. 1 was in a drcadfnlly y confined
position, and that thief of Il gypsy was
50 long about her preliminaries, that
| got horrible cramp in my right
calf, and made face which I thought
would betray me-" s..
- The bride burst out crying.
"And you bribcd my maid and laid
u plot With a common gypsy to de-
ceivc me; and nearly Frightened me to
death and were laughing ut me all
the time-oh she sobbed.
"All's. fair in love-" said Wilson;
sheepishly..
"It was unworthy of your she, con.
tiuued:' you have married me on
false pretenccs. I@shall nnycrfecl the
same towards yon II viii never for
give yon, never!'
But she did. .'
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Proceedings in Partition.

Proceedings IN Partition.
EWII sell at Abbcvillc Court House.
/ on Salcday next, all the Zeal Els
tate of George 2. ChiIcs, situate in
tho County and State aforesaid, on
waters Of Hardlabtr creek, bounded
by lands of the Estate Of Maj. John
Chilcs, Elizabeth Cotlran, Wade f.
Cotbran, John II. Chilcs. p. II. Brad
Icy and others, supposed to be
Thirteen Hundred Acres.
This land will be sold in separate
TRACTS represented BY plats to be OK
hibited on the day Of sale. -.
TERMS, onc-tonth Of the purchase
money to be paid III cash, the balance
on credit of twelve mouths, with in
tercst from day Of sale. Secured by
tond and approved security. Titles
not to be delivered until purchase
n.oney is fully paid, other terms to bt
more particularly made known on day
Of sale.
HENRY S. CASON,
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Rather Suspicious.-A captain, who
wished to raise crew of total alb
stainers, advertised his want in some
of the leading newspaper. Among
those that presented themselves as fit
and proper persons to represent that
class was one whose nose proclaimed
him ferrsnt friend of Bacchus.
"And you say that you're total alb
stainor, do you ?" "Certainly," re-
piled the owner Of the suspicious look
ing promontory. "Well,": remarked
the captain, doubtingly, "you may ),
but, if you are, you ought to prose-
cute that nese of yours for defama-
tion of character"
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persons were shot in making arrests
last night. The Station House is I'LL !,

persons were shot in making arrests
last night. The Station House is I'LL
ed. f3a.: I'D
Ninety bodies have been recovered
from the rivers. =
INDIANAPOLIS, October 11.-Rev:'
DR.. Eddy, has just arrived from Chi
cago, and reports loss, both oflife and
property, beyond conception. People
are starving by thousands, and not
less than $4,000 are homeless. Pre-
pared food and clothing are greatly
needed. Thus far supplies sent have
not lessened thea peril of starvation
Garrotlng and thleVirg are frequent
at night.
Quite q number have died from ex-
posure. The relief committee hare
impressed all kinds of vehicles to car
Try water and provisions. Immense
supplies of provisions, much of which
is cooked, are coming. The commit
see have telegraphed some points to !,
stop. Ten thousand blankets came
from Cincinnati. The Common Coun-
Gil have fixed prices for food, and
heavy penalties forS their violation,
It is fearful to think of the loss of
life. It is conjectured, with good
cause that near five hundred have.
been burned to death. We saw four
men enter o burning building, and in
la moment they were overwhelmed by
10 falling wall.
There was crowd Of men around
the corner of q building, trying t6
save property, when The wall yielding
some Of them were buried beneath Is. q
About twelve or fifteen womef md {
children rushed into the buiidingfof !,
the Historical Society, a firefproo1
building, for safety In a fewminutes
the flames burst in and they were
burned to death Among those who
took refuge:in this building was tho
venerable Colonel Samuel Stone, 80 !.
years of age, and for q long, time CON
nected with the Society > also, John,
B. Gerard and wife, and Nine. Depel-:s
grove, q noted teacher Of music. 1t
is feared that Dr. Frears and family,
were also burned, as. they were in the,
building and have not been seen. s,s;
A careful survey Of insuranees to-
day shows that there were written on
property destroyed over two. hundred.
millions of dollars. Add another hum
dred million to this sum, and a fair ,es.,
timate can he reached of the Iosa q -
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BETTER ST1LL.-A person in high
life once went to Sir Eardly Wilmot,
at the time Lord Chief Justice of the
Court of Common Pleas, under feel
ing of great wrath and indignation, at
q real injury which he had received
from a person high in the political
world, which he was determined to
resent in the most effectuaI manner.
After relating tho particulars, he asked
Sir Eardly, if he did not think it
would be manly TO resent it? eyes,"
said that eminent man, ''it will be
manly to resent it; but it will be God
like to forgive it.
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a Valley Memory.
BY WILLIAM SAWYER.

Waking I dream, and dreaming see
4 valley in the sunset glow,
With ranging Alps that through tho
haze,
Thrust peaks Of SNOW. ..
A binding glare is in my eyes;
Yet, far below, I see again,
Where, golden under burning skies,
Outsweeps the plain.
The bleatng and the tinkling bells
Show where;aboutt the water's brink
The peasant women watch the sheep
That wade and drink.
All freshly fair and bright the scene
But looming vast before ME still
The Alps gigantic grow, and all
The picture fill. ......s-
.Their'spell once more is on my heatt,
Their grandcurs satisfy the soul;
Naught else in life or space has part
They make the whole. 49,.
They wrap the heavens round their
forms, .......
Arrest the clouds upon their march,
And into cleaning ruins break s..
The rainbow's arch. ...... .
From the deep valleys purpling gloom
Ever their sllmmits.erise sublime, :.
Bright with the sunsets the world
Since Time was Time. -. ~: 6,
- ..j'.e aa'' '-Bc!yravfa.z !
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ALL SOUND, AND Nor SouND:-A
Scotch minister in a strange parish,
wishing to know what the people
thought of his preaching, questioned
the sexton:
"What do they say of Mr.-~
! (his prcdecessor).
"Oh," said the sexton, "they say he
is not sound"
"What do they say of the new min
ister?" (himself).
"Oh," replied the sexton, "they say
he's all soundV"
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Oct. o. 8, 1871, 25-st
Procecdinos in Partition.

- Proceedings in Partition.
TWILL sell at Abbeville Court
House on Salcday next, all the
Real Estate of Thomas Riley, situa-
ted in the County, State aforesaid, on
waters Of Curltail creek, bounded by
lands of Burt Riley, Isabella Tolbert,
and Mrs. Mary Riley supposed to be
Four Hundred Acres.
This land will be sold in two tracts
represented by plats to. be exhibited
on the day Of sale.
On each tract is settlement, with
a dwelling house and all other neccs-
sary outbuildings.
TERMS, one-half of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. Tho Bal
ance on q credit of twelve months
W III interest from day Of sale. se'
cured, by bond and approved security
Titles not to be delivered until the
purchase money is fully paid, other
terms to be more particularly made
known on day Of sale.
| :. HENRY S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Oct. 9, 1871, 25-3t
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Application for Renewal Of Charter.
prHE Trustees of Erskino College
/ hereby give notice. that applica
ton will be made before tho Lcgisla-
ture at its next session for renewal
Of tho charter Of said college.
WIN. HOOD, Secretary.
Sept 81, 1871, 22-tf
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A Card.
VENHE undersigned has opened his
Office as Trial Justice in the Court
House. All business entrusted to his
hands will be promptly attended to.
NJ. KAPHAN,
Trial Justice A. G..
24,ls7l-4s, If
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A barn-door fowl and lawyer who
talks for pay pick up their living with
their bills.
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DY virtue Of the Order Of Court
ID made in this case, will sell at
public outcry, at Abbeville Court
House, on the FIRST MONDAY in
NOVEMBER next, within the Legal
hours, all that tract or plantation Of
land of which Elizabeth Harris died,
seized and possessed, to wit:
THE HOME TRACT, ~.
ContaininG1,14 Acres,
more or less, which was assigned to
Willis &. Harris, in the division be-
tweenhim and William Harris, situate
lying and being in the County and
State aforesaid to be more particular
ly described on day Of sale.
Terms Cash, purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers.
II. S. CAsoN,
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Il tell you, wife, l have got the plan
all in my head" "Ah, then, it's all in
q nutshell"
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400 Acres of Land,

more or less, situate in the County Of
Abbcville, in the vicinity Of Green,
wood, on the new cut road, bounded
by lands of Peter Rykard, Jacob Ry,
kard and lands known as Mrs. Mary
Boozcr, levied upon as the property
Of + H.. Mouncc, ads. Robecca Ste
wart and J J. Cooper. 4 -.
Terms Cash, purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers:
. II. S.: CAsON,
S. a. C.
Shcriff's Office, ! 49,. ...'.~.
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Sherif's Office,
Oct. 9, 1871.
The State Of South Carolina
ABBEVILE COtENT3T.

BY virtue Of an order issued ont Of
the Court of Probate, in the case Of
P. II. Bradley aud others, against
Reuben +. Gray, and wife anu
others.
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4th THE .HARDLABOR PLACE
This place contains
42O ACR ES.


There isa settlement on it aud house
room for two families; there is q good
spring Of water near the dwelling. Cole
.nan's Branch, Bcaverdam and Hard
labor Greeks ruiz through it, afforlng
water in abundance, and making it one
of the best stock farms in the State
There is perhaps one hundred and fifty
acres of Eotto,' Land on this place, the
portion OF it that is in cultivation nro-
duces corn to great perfection, the place
is undera good fence, and timber SUI
ficicnt to keep it up for all time.
Tlrese lands join and are bounded by
Capt L. Reynolds, a. II. Watson, Dr..
Bird, NJ. Thomas, Capt. w. 4. Cothran,
Jas. Steifcr and p. II. Bradley.
On the same day, and ut the same
place, will be sold HOUSE and LOT,
in therfown of ABBEVILLE, known
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SHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Ficri
ID Facias to me directed, l will
sell on SALE DAY in NOVEM BEJi
next, at ABEVILLE G. If, within
the legal hours, the following proper
tY TO Wit. e.