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Wednesday, Dec. Is, 1886.
The Tenure Of Office Of the Judges.

There is probably some force in the oDjcc-
tion which is made to the proposition TO eS'
tablish a life tenure in the judicial office IN IN
South Carolina: that is. that there may be
an independence verging upon c@rciesshesS
when Judges are elected for life or during
good behaviour, and can only be removed by
Impeachment.
There is no question, on the other hand
that the present term OF the Judges Is TOO
short anu that IL would give more Staulllty
and dignity 10 tEeir office, as well as more more
freetf,fn from any temptation to curry FAVOR
with the people, 10 make the term consider
ably longer than it now is.-Netrs and Courier.
This "freedom from any temptation to cur
~ favor with the people" is the objection 10
the SYSTEM This country belongs to "thc
people," whose servants the Judges are, and
they will repudate any effort to make the
Judges their masters When officers in re
publican form of Government are no longer
responsible to the people, they are tyrants ana
aristocratic rulers. No man ever forgetS the
influence of his friends and associates. When
shen this legally constituted aristocrary can
snap THAR fingers in the faces of the people,
they can show any favori!lsm they choose TO
their own SET or 10 the little cotorie by which
they arc surrounded, and "the people" will
have no redress. Those politicians Of aris.
tscratic tendencies, who think South Carroll
make her people the servie minons OF an IT.
responsible cotorie Of men who may become
lesaiized tyrants. are only idle dreamerS.
The Judges of South Carolina may ho.d
their Offices for life, If the people Will IT, ont
the Judges have no more right to lite-tennre
than the Governor or any other officer OF the
State. The proposition to raise Judge or
any other officer In a Republican Govern
mept, to that degree OF eminence which
would make him independent of the good
will, the love and the respect of "the people,
is ne,hiug less than an insult TO our form OF
Government, and it is n step backward which
"the people" OF South Carolina will never
take 1t is idle for the personal friends of the
Judges to agitate this question. The super.
sti,lon In reference TO Judges being better or
purer than other men is all the mcrest blind
ness. They ale men possessed Of all the I'M
pulses and inclinations of good and evil, that
are DO: sessed by other men, and any legal
attempt 10 elevate them above their ie!-
lows Is insulting to their intelligence and
offensive to their self.respcct
The able Legislators arc wasting their val
uable time in any cffnrt TO establish legal
lied aristocracy in South Carolin. The only
"aristocracy'' which should be recognized In
South Carolina is that aristocracy which Is
based upon the better principles, the purer
manners, and the greater learning in her cit!-
zens, no matter whether they hold official
station or not.
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snt, Story In One Chapter.

Several months ago Mr. W. s. Gregory. an
industrious printer, undertook to establish
Il newspaper in the town OF Woodruff in
Spartanburg county. He worked hard, made
n good paper, but received very little money
for his services as the following notice will
testify. Last week the Vooarag Progress
contained the following:
"NoTfcE-FIaving failed in my business,
am now without Il dollar. an;l would say to
those TO whom am indebted that have se-
cured work elsewhere, and will pay Them as
fast as I can make the money. Mr. n. =.
Harris can explain the matter to you. Re
spectfully, &c.: w. ,. GREGORY.
DEC. Sd, 1885,
Mr. Gregory's experience is not different
from that of many other printers who have
made the effort to print newspapers IN small
towns The day may have been when such
enterprises might have succeeded, but, if so
that day has passed
Formerly, q journeymaa printer, with the
sid of an apprentice, could take font OF long
primer and a hand press, and print news
PAPER out of which q living could bc drawn,
but times have changed. The day OF strong
competition from the city papers has come,
and the country editor, TO make a success any.
where, must make large outlay, and must
nave II Uelu lo sSS"iS SO'''N
thing like eight hundred or a thousand cash
paving subscribers, with q fair share Of adrer-
tisements and job work. Thirty years ago
five hundred or six hundred dollars would
buy q reasonably good country Office, bat now
two thousand dollars will buy an Indifferent
office which Will be short of many of the
needed articles. Thirty years ago column
or two OF original matter WAS sufficient.
Now, the editor OF q successful newspaper
must write an indefinite amount Of matter
and give much local news. Besides this, he
mhst have the aid Of correspondents i'll va
rious sections Of the territory from which he
is to receive support. Thirty years ago, coun-
try printers went to press by twelve o'clock
OF the day before publication. Now, in order
TO give the latest news, they work late at
night, or go to press at the last moment
Under the changed condition Of affairs,
little towns cannot support local paper o.
their own. If the local paper is less newsy
and less attractive than other papers, It's sub
scrlptiun will be limited TO Il small number.
# Il is made the equal o: the city papers, the
expense will be greater than the income.
Patriotic and public spirited citizens may,
ont of their private funds, keep newspaper
alive ut towns like Woodruff, but they
may soon lire Of this, when the inevitable
will result.
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RELIEF FOR THE DOCTORS.
A Strong Plea for the Recognition
of Just Claim for Services Ren-


At the regular meeting Of the Abbeville
Medical Society held ut AhbCvillc &. III MoIl-
day. Dec. &, 1856. the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, urdcr the law as IT now stands,
physicians have no security for the collection
of claims for their professional services rem
dcrcd to lab0rers, tenants and others, but
their claims arc postponed to all liens given
by statute or by the act OF the parties. and
their Just claims for such services are often
thereby rejected when said services have
been the direct means whereby said tenants,
laborers and others have been enabled to
make and gather their crops,
NOV be IL RcS0iud. First That 1t Is tho
sense of this Society that some relief should
be afforded to the medical profession by the
Lcgi>l lature in the premises.
Second. That the present lien laws should
be so amedrd us to put physicians on an
equal footing with landlords in the collection
OF their claims.
Third. That we heartily endorse any meas
urc that las been or shall hereafter be intro
duced into either branch of the General AS.
sembly, that has for its object the reiief above
set forth.
Fourth. That we call upon and urge the
Senator and ReprcSer talivrS from Abbcvilic
county to lend their support TO some meas
sure for said relief.
Fifth. That u copy Of these resolutions be
forwarded by The Secretary of this Society tC
the Senator and Representatives from this
County. (Sisned)
G. 4. NEUFFER, NJ. D., President.
Secretary,
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GreenwOOdss Railroad Tax.

We present the protest of ANTI r. r. Tax, j"
as information. We think his principles are
good, but some tunes mighty good principles
are yielded up fer policy.
A long time ago certain writer is reported
to have said: "All things are lawful unto lie,
but all things arc not exnedient." 1t Is lawful
to take our neighbor's money to build rail-
road which he does not want, but the question
of the cxpediency Of so doing must be settled
BY the people themselves.
There is one matter to which we would ask
attention. The Press and B,,ancr is under the
impression that the original stockholders oi
the G., &. & 4. r. r. subscribed on condition
that if the railroad company accepted the
bonds of the township in which the stock
holders lived, that he should be relieved from
his subscription on the ground that the SUBJ
scriber should not be required to pay both q
tax and subscription.
At this writing Is impossible for us 10 state
definitely the amount which the people OF
Greenwood subscribed to the capital stock OF
the road, but we believe it to be far in excess
of s, 200, the amount which 1t is proposed to
levy OH the township. The property OF
Greenwood township is assessed at about
SG0J00O. Four and a half mills on this
amount would raise $1,000. Now, If the re-
sponsibe citizens of Greenwood subscribed
In cash an amount something like $1,000,
there can be no question that the railroad au-
thori.ics will refuse the township subscrp-
tion, but will hold Oh to the private subscrip-
tlons. We believe public spirited citizens OF
Abbeville subscribed about 5000 to the road
on the condition above referred to. Able
vile voted three per cent. tax in bonds. or
thirty mills. This will raise about S2l,00l.
or course the private subscription at Abba'
vile will be declined TO accept the bonds.
Will the Railroad Company accept $1,000 In
lieu of Greenwood's private subscription
That is the question.
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Sherif's Sale.

James ". Sullivan and others against Jno. r,
Tobrrt ct ul.-Sundry Executions.
PY virtue of snndry executions to me direct
- I'd, in the above stated case, ! Will Sell to-
the highest bidder, at public auction, within
the legal hours OF sale: at Abbevtlle Court.
House, on Monday, tho third day OF JaiIuaryr
1887, all the right, title Gnd interest OF JnO.-
Il. Tolbert In tho following described proper
ty, TO wit: Tract No. l, containing ~
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE:
ACRES, 's
more or less, bounded by lnnds Of j. A. Part
low, p. B. Brooks, the Laurens lands and 9th
srs. Tract No.2, containing
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND FoRTY-S1X-
ACRES, -r
more or less, and bounded by J. Milling, p. b..
Brooks and others. formerly known as the'
Butler lands. Tract No. 8, containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, s.&
more or less, and bounded by P. b. Brooks, Le-
Roy Lee. A. McNeill and others, and known
as the Horn tract. Tract No. 1, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES, 80
more or less and bounded by T. A. Watsons-
p j. Tolbert,. Mrs. Whitlock and others, anui
known,ns the McNeill place. Levied on and
TO I've sold as the property Of Jno. r Tolbert-
To satisfy the aforesaid executions and costss-
J.F. C. DUPRE. =.
Sheriff Abbeville County.
nec 16 1856 St
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
F. W. Wagehcr 8; Co., against w. w. Mars
ct al
ny virtue of IN order Of sale made f. the
. above stated case, will offer for sa.s. ut
public outcry ut Abheville G. IT,. $; e.. on Sale
Day in January, 1857, within the legal houis
Of sale. the following described property. situ-
ate in Calhoun Township, In said State and
County, tn wit: One-half Interest In the
Homestead Tract formerly owned by John A.
Mars, said tract containg
Nine Hundred Acres.
more or less. bounded by lands o, Mrs. Jane
Lee, w. D. Mars, Estate 0t D. NJ. Rogers, and
others, and lying on waters Of Little River:
Also, thut tract OF land, known as the Bellntte
Tract formerly oH ned by Thomas thomson,
the said tract being
Sevcnty-Five Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of w. d:
Mars, NJ. o Tolman, and others, and lying on
waters Of Little River: Also, One-fourth In
Cerest In the Gown Tract, formerly owned BY
w. ID. Mars, said tract containing
One Hundred and Sixty Acres,
more or less. ard bounded BY lands Of Mrs.
Jane Lee, E>ta,e OF II. NJ. Rogers, James Tag
gart, and Others, and lying OH waters'uf Little
TERMS OF sALE-One-half cash, and the
rcinnindc on a credit of twelve Ia0uths from
day Of sale with interest ut seven per cent,
The payment OF the credit portion To he Sc
cnred by bond and mortgage OF the premises
with leave 10 purchaser To pay AL cash u pre-
ierred. Purchaser to pay the Master for pu-
- ~ J.C. KLUGH, Master.
Dec TO- 1856 a.
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Some papers are trying to distort the Hill
tragedy in Atlanta into an argument against
a prohibition town. IL is as strong an argn-
ment as we know Of in favor of prohibition.
If bar rooms had never existed in .ltlantu
these young men would never have become
drunllar,ls.- -UashinGton Gazette.
See advertisement OF Pecan trees in this pa
par.
The Pecan succeeds wherever the Hickory
grows, and one large tree Will yield Ill annual
income of $500 20 SJ9.OU.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

COUNTY OF ABBEVlLLE.
coUR. OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jasper Carlisle against Elizabeth Carlisle, ct
al.-Purtition.
RY virtue Of an order of sale made In the
- above stated case, / will offer for sale at
public outcry at Abbcvillc G. H., S. g., on Sale
day III january, 1887, within the legal hours
of sale, the following described property. stil-
ate In said State and County, To wit: "All that
tract or parcel Of land, known as Tract No.
containing
Slxty-Two Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Tracts No.
2nnd No, 3, Und lands formerly owned by T..
Noble and Vim. H!ll. Also that tract or par
Gel of land, known rs Tract No. containing
Forty.Seyen Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of Tract
No l., lands formerly owned by +. Noble. ID.
l.. Wardlaw and others. Also, Tract No. 3
containing
Ninety-Seycn Acres,
more or less, and bounded by Tract No. I,
lands formerly owned by VIM. Hill, Estate OF
Nancy Wilson, lands Of Patrick Roche ana
others.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pay
'''' -'-"S'O' Ava j. C. KLUGH, Master.
Dec TO- lS:6 St
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An experienced dairyman found that thc
fuel and trouble expended In warming the
wafer To- seventy degrees arc all well repaid IN
the extra yield OF the cows; A change TO oia- WA
has reduced the yield of milk and cream
twenty-five per ceit. With a herd Of twenty
cows. or over 1t will pay to have Il stout boy
and a careful one only is worth his pa$-to AT
Tend solely TO the feeding, watering, cleaning.
and litrering of the cows: and any spare time
he may have can he successfully devoted to
cnrdinx and brushing the herd, tor this is no
small advantage to the product.
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Sherif's Sale.

Joint. Lyon, ct al, against Jna. d. Adams
Sundry Executions. ......
DY virtue of SundEy Executions to me Ill.
ID recied, in theabope stated case, will SELF
to the Highest bidder, at Public Auction, with
IN tbeIcgaI hours of sale. at Abbeville Court
House: on, Monday the IT, ird day OF January -
wit: All th;ttract or parcel Of land, situate,
lying and being In the County OF Abbeyiilr,
South Carolina. and known rs the Homestead
Place, e,andicontiining
ONE HUNDRED. AND SIXTY ACBE5,
more or less, and bounded by lands or J. NJ
Graham. the Greenyille and Smith Ferry
Road, and others. Levied on aud to be sold
az the property OF JnO.D. Adams. to sa1isiS
The aforesaid Executions. and costs. TEhMS'
Cash. J.E. &. DUPRE:
Hoe II 1916 Sheriff.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILIE,

SoCN1l VI ADpEA ' AIhAI
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
F. w. Wagener & Co. et al, against T. Lucien
Douglass, ct tal.-Forcclosure.
RY virtue Of an order of sale made in the
- above stated case, | will offer for sale at
public outcry, 1T AUbcvtle e. H., S. c., ON sale
Day in Jnnu-ry. 1857, within the legal hours OF
SALE The following described property, situate
In said State and County, to wit: All that LOT
or parcel Of land, OH Magazine street, III the
tow II of Abbeville, bounded on the North and
East by the lands of Mrs. i. J. Marshall. on
West by lot OF Thos. McGeitiSan, fronting on
Magazine street and running back to Branch
street, with the
Dwelling Honse and Improvements
thereon, being the lot purchased from Mrs. f.
J. Marshall, fronting one hundred feet on
Magazine street. and the same OH Branch
ST. Get in rear of lot Also, that plantation or
tract Of land, containing
Two Hundred Acres.
more or less, about two miles from Abbevllle
Court House. 5. c., conveyed to me by q. a.
Douglass, 81 December, 1884, and bounded by
iandS OF l.. Wardlaw Smith, Charles Weens,
John G.. Dougass, Ii. A. Douglass and others.
TERMS OF S.ALIL-Hne-half cash, balance
on credit OF twelve months, with Interest
from day of sale, secured by bond of he pur-
chaser and 4 mortgage OF the premises In each
instance. Purchaser to pay the Master for pa
]. c. KLUGH,
Dec. l3, 1856, st Master.
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Masters Sale.
THE. STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
b. s. Parnwell against Letilia Maddox
Foreclosure.
DY virtue OF an order OF sale made In the
d above stated case, will offer for sale at
public outcry at Abbevillc G. H., $, C., on Sale
bay in January. 1887, within the legal hours
OF sale. the following, described properly,
situate in said St,te.and County,to wit: All
that tract or parcel Of land, known as the
"Home Place" containing
One Hundred and Four Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Walk
er Higgins. \ E. Hughes, and others.
TERMS OF SMLE-One-half cash, balance
on n credit Of twelve months with interest
from day OF sale,. sccttred by bond of the pur-
chaser and mortgage of the premises. Pur-
chaser to puy the Muster for papers and re-
cordng..
Dec. 10, 1861.
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GENERAL ALEXANDER is candidate fer
the Presidency Of the Georgia Central Rail-
road All this part OF the country fvcr
Capt Roaul. He has done much for South
Carolina. and we hope that lie may be retain
ed in Office.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF ABBEV1LLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Q. McCord 6; Son against T. N. Dallis.-Fore-
closure.
by virtue Of an order OF sale made In the
- above stated case, will offer for sale 1T
public ouicry at Abbevile G. H., S. c., on Sale
Day in January, 1887, within;the legal honrs
ate partly, in the county Of Ahbevillc and
partly in the county of Edgefiell In said State
to wit: All that tract or parcel Of land con-
taining
Six Hundred Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Albert Har-
mon, other lands of r. N. Dallis Estate OF
John Martin,-Lhe sumo being part OF the
Harmon Tract" which originally contained
seven hundred acres, Of which one hundred
acres have been sold to Albert Harmon.
TERMS OF SALE-One. half cash, balance
in twelve mnnths. secured by bond and mort
gage, with the option to pay all cash. Pur
chaser to pay the Master for papers and re.
cnrding.
]. C. KLUGH, Master.
Dec. 10, 1885 81.
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MAJOR BRADLEY, collector Of internal
revenue In this State has dismissed w. McB.
Sloan, sound Democrat, to give place to j.
L. Little, q partisan Republican, and some OF
the newspapers speak Of the matter in strong
terms.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEvHLE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Francis a. Connor against Henry Fl. Owens.
Foreclosure.
DY virtue Of m. order. of sale nia,le In the
Is above stated Case, will offer for sale ut
public cutlery at Abheville G. H., $. e., on Sale
bay in january, 1887, within the lega! hours
of sale, the following described property, Situ-
ate In said State and County towit: Ah thai
house and lot now owned and occupied by the
said Henry Owens, in the village OF Cokes-
bury con tanning
Acres,
m ore or less, bounded by lands Of the lot
of a. NJ L. Church,, Alex. Shaw and Joel
Townsend. Also that tract on parceEof land
in CukeSbury, corftatniEg
Ninety Acresy
more or less, and bounded by lands Of Mrs.
NJ. G. Gary, Alex. Ellis, Joel Townsend, ana
others. "
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pay
the Master for papers; 49, ,-<.,, ,,ou.
Dec. 10, 1856 Ct.
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Masters Sale.
THE SPATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNI1 OF ABbEN NlGLC.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Nrrs. VIM. II. Parker against 6. S. Merri.
wether.-Foreclosure
PY virtue of an order of sale made In the
- above stated Case, will offer for sale ut
public outcry ut A bbeville c. H., s. g., on Sale
Day in January, 1887, within the legal hours
of sale, the following described property, SIT;
unite In said State and County. to wilt: All
that tract or parcel Of lnnd on Wilson'S Creek
containing
One HHndBed and FwentY.Scven
Acres,
more or less; bounded by lands Of J.. w.
Calhoun, Mrs. Emily Chcatham, j. W-Foo-
she, J. G. Young and the Dover tract. -
TERMS OF SALE-One-hnlfc cash, balance
In twelve months with interest from day of
sale secured by bond OF the purchnssl
and mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser
TO pay the Muster for papers and recording.
]. G. KLUGH, Master.
Dec. 10, 1856. St
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Sherif's Sale.

n. IT. Chamberlain ard others against Mary
Z. Brown.-Sundry EXECUTIONS.
DY virtue of sundry executions to me direct
ID ed, in the above stated case, VIII EEL 10
the highest bidder. at pubic auction, within
The LEGAL hours of sale, at Abbsvlle Court
House on Monday, the third day ofJanuary-
A. d. 1857, the following described property TO-
wit: Ali that tract or parcel OF land, sltna,er
lying and being In the County Of AboeVllier
South Carolina, and containing
ONE HUNDRED s. T1IIRTY:TWo' ACRES
more or less. and bounded by lands Of J: Ed
ward Calhoun, NJ. J. McCelvy, {. A.. White
mnd Others Levied Oh and to be sold as the
property of Mary f. Brown, 10. satisfy the
Aforesaid executions and costs: IERMSIS;nsh-
J. +. G. DUPRE,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
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Masters Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

BOUNTY OF ABBEVlLLE. ".
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
A. j. C1lnkscales Assignee Of Samuel A.
Hutchinson against Henry Bell
ct al.-Foreclosure.
PY virtue OF an order of sale made in the
- above stated case, will offer for sale at
public outcry at Abbeville z. H, 8. G, on Sale
day in January, 1887, within the legal hours;
OF sale, the following described pre- perty, sit
uate in said Stale and county, to wit: ALI
that tract or parcel Of Land, known as the
Talbert land containing s.
Two Hundred and Fifty-Six Acresr
more or less, bounded by lands OF ]. II. Beiir
North and East South by land formerly be-
longing to Samuel Hunter, and West by land
Of Henry johnson. yztt
TERMS or SALE-Oae-l,alf cash, balance.
In twelve mouths with interest fruIn dny Oh
sale secured by hond OF purchaser and mort
gage Of the pre- :nises Purchaser to pay the
Master for pt r:-s and recording.
Dec 10, 1886, ct
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Masters Sale. @
THE STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
COURT OF COMMON Pliers.
Gary & Evans. against Mary Adains.-Fore-.
closure r-r
RY virtue of an order of sole made In the
- above stated case, will offer for sale at
public outcry at Abbeyille c H., 8. c., ON Sails
Day in January, 1857, within the lesal hours
of sale, the following described property, sttu.S
ate in saidSStute and county, to wit: $50
One House and Lot,
In the town Of Abbeville bounded en- the
North by tn nshuuses and l0ta of VIM. McDon--
Md and RDbc. Hill. on the South by lot be-
longing tp,JOhn Knox, on the East by y house:
and lot OF Edward Henderson and Lee Knoxs
lot, and ON the West by u street thut runs by
the Jail.
TERMS OBJ SALE-Cash. Purchaserto pay
the Master for papers:
Dec. 10, 1856, st -. ss&a%
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Our millinery room is still filled with new
and seasonable goods. Many desirable ar
ticlcs can be had in this department ut very
low prices. K. NJ. Haddon d Go.