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i 11' i- .j I " f I'!. msse TttS ABBEVttLB BANNER ?i\ Jy S fj'V TERMa?'"three Dollars a year, irl advance. Wit tubteripdoiu tiken for le*4 than eix month*. iS: S*? m'*i .. |.. ?4? , \mXN?SDAY, SEFI'FMBEJJ 29, 1809. To the Public. . T .I - Willi this number, my connection , with the Abbeville Banner, and its separate existence as a newspaper, . \yith tbo view of engaging in business elsewhere, an arrangement lias .. , fyeen made by which the Banner, with it* press, type, material, subscription list, good will, &c., has been transferred to Messrs. Lee & Wilson, Proprietors of the Press ; and henceforth the two Papers under the name of tkfe uAbbeville Press <6 Bannerwi/1 be issued as one. The friends *nd patrons of the Banner, may ihus recognize in the consolidation of the two Papers, partially at least, the lace of an old friend ; aud in taking leave of them, I cordially commcnd to their patronage and support the two Papers thus combined. .Abbeville District is distinguished in a high degree, for the intelligence nnd public spirit-, of its citizens: ' In the liberal support which they have so long given to their District Papers, these qualities have been ^conspicuously exhibited. They are emphatically a reading community. Wherever in the future m}' lot maj be cast, I shall ever cherish a lively recollection ot the kindness of the people of Abbeville, amongst. whom I have lived and labored lor ' i the past four years. Respectfully, W. W. FARROW. P. S. Arrangements have been made with Messrs. Lee & Wilson, to fill out the unexpired subscriptions of the Jianner ; and subscribers will hence receive the consolidated Papers without extra charge. Subscriptions from the first of October, 1SG9, will bo due to Messrs. Lee & Wilson. W. W. F. Annual Meeting of the South Carolina j Presbytery. To the Charleston New? wo are indebted for the following items of the Annual Meeting of the South Carolina Conference, whioh met in Peudleton, 011 the 23d inst: Pendleton, S. C., Thursday, September 23.?Tho Presbytery of South Carolina mot hero to-day. Rev. E. T. Buist. D. 1) nf j ? - -?'j xfivvuyillVj WilB elected moderator, and Itev. R. A. . Mickle, temporary clerk, and Rev. J. B. Hillhouse, assistant clerk. The number in attendance is as large as could reasonably bo expected. The business proceeds with unanimity and dispatch. SECOND DAY'S PROCEEDINGS. Messrs. T. C. Ligon, J. T. Fair, of Abbeville,- and Archibald Simpson, James A. McLees, of Anderson, were examined and taken under the care of Presbyter}*, as candidates for the ministry."tlev. T. 11. T<nw 1otr? ? ? j ?i%w v* v-/ll<ll IU5" ton Presbytery, received a call from 1ho church of Spartanburg village, whieh was accepted. Kev. W. P. 'Jacobs was called by Cliuton Church, Laurens District. iJev. A. P. Nicholson received a call from Providence and Rockey ItWer churches, both of which were acc-ept(Congregational reports were rcccived ft'Om nearly all of of fifty-six churches in this Presbytery. Tlie following is a list of the delegates present: Eev. J. B. Adger, D.D. DonnpUy, Wnj. ilcWhorter, W. II. Davis, J. F. Gibert, John McLqos, J.B. llillhouse, Jl. II. Itcid, J. O. LindKey, A. A. Morse, R. A. Mickle, W. P.' .(|rpftdy,J[. 'P. Riley, Hugh McLees, W. P. Jacobs, W. H. gtratton, ministers; K'll. Waydlaw, A. J3. Towers, u. t. jLtorrob, J. C. ItagggjT, S. Woodsidoa, 3- S. Cherry, R. U Campbell, \^.c?).,B$ilcjy N. Smith, Anc^ov* jCole, J*.IX. George, S. D. Glonn, J. A, McMahan, B. B. Harris, W.C. Hill house, G. A. Berry, J. P* Wilson, E. WHjitp,. T. G. Hall* Joe. Gillam, T.J. Ctriniipgbam, C. J. Walker, J. T. Liddetl, I), II. Bellotte, T. S. Anderson, James George, Jamos Birriie, G. N. Webb, ruling e\dora.-~ Char let fan Netcs. ? r'^ i T ' ' Princp Iturbido wants to sell liis (Virfe? and enter the contosfc for the .SpanbU t,brono? l> SMr feirtale editors andotve doc"*tre* w'Ul talk at tl>o Cincinnati Woman's Suffrage Convention. \1. 1 1 " ' 1 r 151?** Th? various Democratic | Clubs of tlio District, nro requested to senct delegates to a meeting to be held at Abbeville Court House, on ? y ^ uf ' * Sale-day next. It is desired that at least one delegate from cacli Club shall attend. * If the time is too short to appoint delegates, let cvery.man who cap con- < veniently do so, resolve himself into > a dclegate and come up. It is important that we select "&ood men and 1 true," who can rail)' the strength Of * every seclionv.iwI enlist some inthu- ^ siasm in behalf of the people's ticket. To do so we must learn the popular r will, mnl nomiuate those who will \ 1 prove themselves the people's choice. * ;Coine up all wlio can 011 Monday, and 1 let us give the District the benefit of N our counsels! fit*?" Wo regret tq. learn that the I gin and cow houses of Iiev. Mr. Boi- ' | nest, president of the Newberry Im migration Hocioty, -were burned on c Friday last. Three hales of cotton, 1 in the seed, the seed of two oilier*, t (Juliet's gin, thresher and horsepower c wagon, wheat straw, belting, ?fcc., jj were cousumod. Loss not loss than 8120.0.- Mr. Boinest has been one of t the prime movers in the introduction '-1 of immigrants, and from this fact I Ins wife has.frequently expressed her ^ fears of the torch. I The Approaching State Elections. t ! . - - s .again mc two great parties of the ? Xorth arc making ready lbr a desperate struggle. Pennsylvania and Ohio j are to speak on Tuesday, the 12th of ,, October, and, undismayed by previ- ^ ous reverses, the" iJentocracj* have entered the canvass with spirit and eon- ^ lidcncc. Jn each State a Governor is ^ to be eJioson. In Pennsylvania John W. Geary, the present incumbent, is j t a candidate for re-election, his cornpetitor being Asa Packer, the Demo- 0 cratic candidate. The voto will pro- ^ bably be light as com]tared with that j ^ of last year, at which time the State j tl polled a larger vote than ever before, j Governor Geary was elected in 18G(? i . I.. -f * ""> " jj iv majui il^ VI lt.HO 111 ?l total vote of 597.370. In 18G7, at an clec- Q tion lor J ustiec of tho Supreme Court, c the total vote was 534,575, and the j, majority for the Democratic camli-1 ^ date 927. At'the-election for Audi-i^ tor-General, last October, the total j 0 vote reached tho unprecedented^* t (j high figure of 053,155, and the Jlepub-' 0 licnn majority was 9G77. Three j, weeks later, at the Presidential election, there were polled G55,CC2 votes out of which Grant received a majority of 28,898* It will thus be seen j ^ that tho Democracy will have to over- ^ come an average Itepublicau majority ^ of 13.704 at the last four#loctions. II In Ohio, George II. Pendleton is / O r the DoinocraLic candidate for Govern- ,, -rr Q or, in opposition to Governor IIa)-s, the present incumbent. The main q interest in tho contest in Ohio, is from c the fact that Air. Pondleton is regard- r cd as the originator and special advo- j * catc of paying the national debt in j f. greenbacks, and, inasmuch as he has j ? revived this issue quite recently, his election will be claimed as the in- n dorseiucnt by his own State of his t pet theory. Two years ago Governor 0 Ilays was elected by a small majority ^ of 2,9S3, in a total vote of 481.227. t Last fall, at the State eleelion j ^ 516,570 votes wero polled, of which ' the Jlepnblicart candidate for Secre-; t tary of State obtained a majority of ; 17,372, and threo weeks later Grant I carried the State by 'iO,G17 majority, the total vote of the State bcih'r 11 519,829- Comparing the votes at these several elections, it is ascertain- ^ e.d that the average Republican ma-! jorily was . 29,^24, which Mr. pendle- * ton has to overcome to bo the next c Governor of Ohio. - ^ Tho alarm whid-h. the Jtepujblicans | exhibit lest they Ipso great States, ^ notwithstanding tlio heavy odds in ; i 1, A:,1 VV. .".3.: ?? > * - . uiuu j.??vr whii which uioy enior Uio election, aflVds their opponents just grounds for encouragement and bopeJ ?V/ca'rleslon News. . . . ^ ' y Lonbon, Sep Whiter. 22.~rh"<s Parfrf: c correspondent of tfr& Tvoridoir Times ( says the dipT/oitta+te exporiehco of Mr. ^ Sickles "if) limited; arid probably in?uf- c fleioHt to d^ftblo-iitrhr to. ^IpfbUy o?iU- c tn ato th av r,l ae And offiecit of his words: Doubtless, bp- is rou6J[? sorprisod at t tbe cscrtemont they havo created, and r\ a will bo difiicalt for his-Government to approvoth?. c Tho - Times says the Sr>anirf]> lmvcr foui&thcir advantage in a bofd cMsplay I of .-courage.-.: Sidklen ?w . manifestly, J alarmed at the f e^ulfc.of his jpppeofc^-, ^ ings, aacl\ 1>?9 fequeatea further jn? s Smictioirt. 'J^oftdlug a reply/ ho d<v . sired tih WWhar/w Bis jiMoi. Tho . poopto. 6pve*nmeiifc of Hpaift bavo < 1 roBQlvod Dot .to part with Cub^ wtylir j 1 oht a struggle,' "'x Iir-ir I ! ,l -r ' = South Carolina?Abbeville County. In the Court of Setsiont^ September Term, 1809. ?"* > ' ' ^ AVe, tho Grand Jury of Abbeville bounty, begleavo to make tho followng presentment: Hy committcca of our body, Ave >avo visited and inspected tho condiion of tho Poor llouso aud Publie Buildings. We aro pleased to find that tho innntcs of the Poor llouso wo comforta)ly provided for, and socm to bo well iatisiicd with the arrangements mado or them, and particularly well pleased vith the management of the steward, Vlr. Cuillebeau. AVe fltul that all the repairs and" im>rovemcnts upon and about the 'ail, suggested by our body at the day Term, have either been co.npletsd, or arc in progress. Wo rccomuond that a supply of blankets for he prisoners, some good locks I'or the loors of the cells, and, at least, two ;ood stoves be purchased for the Jail. A\'e have audited the accounts of he County Commissionersand of the L'own Council of Abbeville, and find hem correctly kept and properly ouched. The Bond* in many parts of the Couiiv are ronortod to bo in verv bud fundi ion, uftd wc urge upon the Commisioncrs to have them worked us euou s possible. A communication signed by the 'etit Juries, empanelled at the present Perm, has boen presented to us, a.skrig that wo recommend an increase f the compensation to Jurors while n attendance upon the Conrts. "NYe iavo given the subject that degree ol' onsidoration demanded by its imporance, and the intelligence and intcgity of these gentlemen, and wo rerut that wo cannot concur with hem in tlio propriety and expeieney of such action. In addition o the increased burden of taxation hich this measure would impose, we ( )invi> I )|<|J if tvnnlll linun ll... .4' ?. V....V .V IIUVV UIU VllV'ClUl taking a scut on the Jury un object f dosiro luul of competition among a ertain class of onr population, meref for the perquisites, and that they | rouId crowd the court 'yard on tiioj rst day of every term, with the hope i f being summoned as jurors?thus ograding the high and responsible j lliee of a Juror, into a scramble fori Ls pelt}' emoluments. We feel called npon to present an | vil which seems to be growing in nignitude. and which, as'we have I teen informed by His Honor Judge fcrnon, prevails throughout lrbr Ciruit, viz : the praetico of Bomc Mag5trat.es issuing warrants of arrest in letty eases, and upon insufficient cvi lence. and in committing or landing I iver the parties, with a long retinue ! f witnesses, to answer frivolous j barges, liesides .the enormous expenditure of public money whith ueh a case involves, it has a direct j endoney to disturb rather than pronote public tranquility; by fostering) , spirit of contention and litigation"! moug our citizens, and encouraging Ire hi to resort to l-tw for every trivial r fancied wrong. Magistrates, who ! litis abuse their prerogatives, arc disurbers of the public peace, and merit he reprobation of all good citizens. As a part of the history of the hues, and as an evil calling loudly for edrcss, ou account of the.magnitude if the interest which it involves and fleets?being 110 other than the peace nu good order of tho whole c^mmunty?wo. foe 1 it to be our dut}', under he solcm obligation of the Grand Ju-1 or'a oath, to present to tho powers hat he, the actings, and doings of tlio.j Itato Constabulary in this' County, sot to go baclc on tho many acts of nwlossncss, which they liave comraited, of which wo, as individuals, have"' rnowledgo, it is enough that \y6 ac|: ert to thy outrage winch waapcrperatedby members of the CopBtabulay during tho present week, .and vhich cnmc under our observation.in iur org'Qnized capacity. On Monday if the present Term a cijLi^Ch, of this bounty, who was under bond .to end tho Court, was, without warrant >r pjOiQcsfj of law, seized by a member >f the Constabulary, and violently tnd against remonstrance, forcod ino thG Municipal , Prison of the Po\vi)r-at this jup'ctipu nothing >bt. tlio .most clotorminod offorta id tho port of ccrtain influontial jeraona Of tho Towit and country, >rcvcrited ihoetfusionof blood. A warrant having boci) obtainod fov.iho iv'r-t ot tixe ojfrnjler, J?o was brongftt pfor? ?; yagistr^te; -but J^eajT pf >e?j?fc qofyiiHttedft oy*r ,0 antjwtw:,vr hid.ci'ijno., by Ow^r- of. ;ho ClimT fconsiablc]* lie war scV at liberty, as being 'a member of-the Constabulary force, and- thcroforo ubovo tho law. Such are tho facts stated in the Magistrate's endorsement upon the warrant. If the portion of the citizen?luueh more saored in tho eye.of. the law than his property, evon?is thus to bo mado matter of sport and caprice on tho part of a body.of mon, not in sympathy i*\vitli the intorests and feelings of tho. community, not responsible (as they claim to be) to the justly constituted authorities of tho country, avc feel called upon as conservators of the public J jii'uuu, iia luv v/wujuj iiovjij, wjuuil ivc arc?to protest and roinpnstrsitc in the most solemn manner, * against tlieso acts, and iu the liamo of tli'o peace, order, and well-being of the I community, to demand the removal of this prolific cause of discord and trouble. We tulce this occasion of expressing our high appreciation of I he courtesy towards ourselves, ol' JI is Honor Judge Vernon, and Solicitor Mctiowan. lly order and in behalf of the : lirand Jury. WAT. A. GILES, Foreman. j THE STATE OF SQUIII CAROLINA. I . ' AUBEVII.T.K LoLNTV. hi the Common Picas. \ j On hearing the presentment oi the j (a rand J urv.: j Ordered, On motion of JI Tj. McI liowan, Solicitor, tluit the saino be j filed ; 7/ / i mm i - 1 jit, r.i J in liter i//ceri rif, J llllL M) II1UCI1 us relates to the Roads and other matters pertaining to the County, be copied by the Clerk and served upon ; tho Cuulily Commissioners. That so much as relates to the Constabulary, and tho peace and good ori der of society, be Copied by the Clerk i and sent to His .Excellency the Gover| nor, and a copy thereof furnished to I the Senator and members of the tlouso : of .Representatives in the Legislature, from the County of Abbeville. Il is further orilired, That the same be published in the Abbeville papers. T. O. IV VEIiNOX. September 15, 18U1). The Cotton Cron. Aerain. i Through the courtcsy of the proprietor* of tho New York Commercial I and Financial Chronicle, ive receivedi last evening advance sheets of the issue of that journal for Saturday, September 18, containing its annual statement of tho cotton crop. The Chronicle, Ave are satisfied, has now more extended and ccmplete facilities for I gathering prompt and accurate commercial statistics than arc enjoyed by any paper in America ; and as its tables aro invariably prepared with Kreat fairness and enrn ..m ' ed in this instance to place more oonj fide nee in its figures than in than' in j its figures than in those of any other' ! authority. Below wo give the main 1 o;f -Chronicle's statement, which, it ! will be seen, differs in several impor| tant particulars from the estimator : that have already given : RECEIPTS J'OR THE YEAR ENDING | Kept. 1,131)9. Sept. 1,18G8. ! New Orleans 791,205 ^ 58-1,140 Alabama .'.230,021 300,193 ! South Carolina..'.199,072 ,?40,431 | Georgia.. .....357,253 495,959 | Texas 147,817 ' 114,000 j. j Florida..........13,592' 38,393 [ North Carolina.. 35,908 38.593 I Vircinia lfiO <)71 n:n r.o? I *New Yoflc.10158.1 104,073 | *I3q,stoni .......... 35,033 34,662 !+riinadclptia.... . 20,114 21,221'. fl&Uiniord..19,407 26,610 ^Portland, Jfe... 1,991 2,3.04 : T'otai..^...,3,120,428. 2,240,282 "} Tennessee, <tej, . I direct to man* uf'ucturcrs 258,611 2< 1,711 Manufactured r r. . n South..not ,inT ciudecL in tW " ' *r j / 60,000 j82|opd &otal crop for . ,c J year..439,039;; 2,^03,'pas ; J OVerlaoi (lfrfcet. This statement, doubtless, ^ is no(, witfilmSf Us dcflcts.;'but It ^fobatiy presents* as fiutfjuftl' ron piimin.iag .flp, of {tip cotton mp^oinent^'ibr tho ^ast! 1\y61y6 modtli^'aa'v^c a&$c'4fy'tp "j;et.} The Chroniold sty&a" an reference to ,*|ho strffck's.hold ^'^^r|^6rn:^ibncii?| ihat atfliough Bonaq of^lbo'largest corporations hold seven aricTdfgiit wools' 18i\PPb'> theHb^Kiv; of |l?o spfnnora nfe j atfp'Iigtitjy' rtqpked^ It.estijnatcs tio 'i^ttfal'(Jorietiroption *&f ^ he nriTIs for % Jthopast commercial y?a at flbou pCSjOOO bales, against GJqoq bu,0( consumed in I ISOV-'CslCT^fcsto JVcios. ? Valub or A Taper Dolla*. J tutiona of gold as given in u, T16 (luo" j tides or tbe daily papers, coo"j idca<o tbe common mind. *e tiot) needed is: "what i, a f ,nn^ worth 7 Tbo following will*' tt iswer tile question : - r Wle Wheu gold is quoted at doller is worth 91 cento nearly ? ^aPer When gold is quoted at ?i:j dollar is wof tb 87 eentn. paper When gold is quoted at $l; ^ dollar is worth 831-8. / \ When gold in quoted nu' Si, .. * wm T 01- a paper dollar is worth 77 centy, nearh When gold is quote/ ttt a i\. dolltr is worth 74 co'*nt?. ' When gold is qnji&ted at Sl-.j, , I'-r0* I dolbr is worth 09 ?cenl?. 1 When gold ia q'iioled at ?l:.a j)np3r ! dollar is worth GO#-.'} cents. 3. j T<ie value of llAo pap?r dollnV^y ftl! wayk be found by* dividing one dj^oo) | j With cyphers annexed, l>y tlie fig4 which represent thqf quotation. Columbus, O., boasts or mar. riageblo young women tbucc j blocks. | Tomatoes arc lillcou ecnts^ushel 'in >,o\v York. John Covodo ivritra to ^ney, \ ! "boo on yurc gard for kop),hcdj j frods in liludolly." i 1 A Canadian bride at Sioga I j wears $100,000 worth of dhsrids. t i ?100.000 in gold )m-o boon-awn ' i ,1- - - - 1 i ii vui niu jL^iiniv v/i r*iigiani\ toi5sow York. The prospccts of tho India u.011 crop are good. Markets. Xt\v York, tfiptcmbor 2-7.?'tton ! sales to day 1.0(f) bales, at 29. Alcista, September 27.?tton quiet and weak ; middling 20. . ! C.'uaiii.kston", Heptfinber 27Cot! (on quiet and steady; middlintfi^ j 201. I 1 I Clinton Lodpe No. 3, A.II/I. An rxlra communication of Cuton j Lodge No. 3, A.'L'\ M? will be i?ilon j Friday evening Jext, tliw lsl j l'ro. li. Hush Campbell, Gran<l ib&tr j, [ of ihis Jurisdiction is expected to'/""?* : enl. A full atleni.inru is desired. L i PiV llflliT ftf llinlW At * I * V. W. FAIIrK J j i Se^eN j | SipL 29 47 lti ? Si'ecial Notice.?To parties irant j . of Doors, Sashes aid Blind?, wo r lo j tho advertisement ;of P. X*. TOAL'tb? j largo Manufacture^ of t'iose Go |d r Charleston. Price liat furnished *ppiicalion. f Aug. 25 ' J2 f j The "XIX CESTURY" Pulton Co., nt Chftileaton, jinve boen so bAwI in literary viiterprife tliat they nrejju- , i 1 1 . _ e ' h ?M ' . * I i uuii^ uuuurtrus of qioico jblnnonr^ks * ; free to the purcl|fljcr? of the Mine. Auk for il at I'aikeii: Thomson's.' n Sept. 1, 4|J 3ra "" * ?J 1?? ?? A A IIan;dsomeJIni>uckmkntS.v-? cry person .who lends $3.50 the 0 "XIX qSNTlJl Y" Publication n j at Charleston, ? C., reeciveiatr 11 superb Magazine for oriC3-ear,t a, t, copy <if Cither of tlie Waverlwels or the works of Cfiarles i>r?? 1 that iiany be designated. Sp?c:n number with Pri mium list So its/ _ .. Sept. 'l, . 43 'Cm ^ Sil'SNORl township NO. re KMBBACnA ABBEVUXB. | ' f i t Will be ?t Alfln?<Ml?. n -.itj aliw .X .ne*t,-flpri tilt Tliiyadqy of thM f also the nest Monday, nod rt-nisiu a { to bBness tto Personnl'Pi'operty of the it5j a?e limits of Uie 'ikwp p( AbbeviiwC . Office will. ho in the Court ,IInu??. (?>F^ ' where persons oWninj Personal Proptf**/ < meet h??. ' ( DAVID CKAiWFOl T I "... '< 'r, r '? ' ab?1 Sept 20 41 -it - '[* r ' ,7 ' ? ?. '. -J- ,ff (l> j I m i ^ . hunting oppk^V THE Subscriber^ wiUfP on gooi terms, otalow.pnc/i2 Wji^Uintf ton llartd p/^sscsj rdUpi-ithnai 'ai'icffno'uldsr; 1 YoVToalh t>F Loti) 1 I^rimfefyBrevier, jAca a ea i a^o, ?xinav?ty ^ typ<&^ .vorioWB iibsea ;, Mvo, goo ..ImpQBiag Stp|W,j$^n^i * Owes, M Pres^aR d? #PKX$y&&. >W jhwrHj found in'a jnsr p^Q^ r" "VinCM" OiricrB^^Ttvmf&C : i " ; i . A SrowSr* 4 % -4-' ' j '.CUE subscribe1* daairta a-fbgetiag of creditors of bimsrK of Branch & A' and of Branch 9 Parker, as- ireis anto rcake some arrangement with Wliatorer ol/ietf mny think, he dofeel that a Bankrupt Jaw can atep iu;> relieve u tu^u frotu Uia moral obligate pnyiiig l]i<rih?bts: - Be is vliMhg and tout to do wiiat ha cad. AH parlies terusted .will pleaso oi.eet.mfi in . llio cojur room o^^'^'day, iho' ltHh day* of >' veujJi/ur, 1800, at 10 o'clock, A. W. ISAAC BRANCH, M. D. Sept. 20, 1800, 40 . . rt * * ?t - iALL AND SETTL: * ALL pcr3cms indebted to mc, as Proprietor of the Abbevillr Banner, for Advertising, Subscr: ' j lion and Job ^Vork, up to the fir:. I October, 1SG9, must call and settle j without delay. All sucli account.remaining unpaid by the 15th Isvember next, will be placed in hands of an Attorney, for collectio' W. W. FARROW. September 20, 1SG9. 7t mSTATEOFSOlITHCmii ABBEVILLK COUNT'S' J J r WILLIAM IULL, Esq.,' Prou Ja dye. WlIEIfKAS, Margaret E. D?6enber*' ui)J William liicbey^have m..sueit to m*-, u> grant the Letters of A< ministration of the lSiluv^ of George senbery, deceased, lato of said County. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred aiiid cro<i ors of the baid George Dusenbery, de^1 thai ll.ey be aim appear before n in the Court of Probate, to be held at A1 beville C. II , on Wednesday, Octobr next, after publication hereof, at 11 in the loieuoon, to show cause, i have, why the said AdmiaisUu' . tiot be granted. ^ 8^?l' Given under my band, this L September, Anno Domini 1869^'' ^ ? , ruDiistiea on the 20.b day #Septemt,er, 1809, in the 03d year oi A?^ricjm lQje. peudence. I1 WM. IULL, J. 21. A c rL.s.-| | Sept 29 47 3t I The Stat? of Sjuth Carolina, ABBEVlLtfi COUNTY, By WILLI A ? hill, Esq., Prolate Judye. WIlERKyS John F. Calhoun, hna made e?iit to ic lo giant liitn letters of Adminii<~<r.ition f ihe Estate of Fruncii A. Calhoui ^ec'd.,Ata of aaid. County. ' jLlVose are, therefore, to cite and admoni: iH"and singular, and Creditors of thfraaid FranS A. C?1oub, deo'cL,,lhi?t thej be and appear. f?rc ri e, iu the Court of-Probate, to be lirl A Abbeville C. lln on Wednesday, the r3ci. next, after publication bereyf, I ),cl"ck, iu lite forenoon, to ahow cause, if an Ibt'V have, why the said Administration shot lot be granted. (JivRii under my hand, .thia 28th day of Sep \nno Domini l8l!9. Published ou Ibo 20th day of September, 18< u the 93d yenr of American Independence. , )TM HILL, j. r. a. c. II. a.,1 S<?p. 29 47 30 - ' / HIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLS' aijBkville county. WILLIAM HILL, Esj^ Proha' Judge. ^RW^IIEREAS, G-*(.rg9 A* Palmer, lias am-1 w ' ''Suit to me. to ldm. Letters i Sdininisliati-n of the l??taie. ?ud effects < 5utlcT lIttsk.il, deo'd, (colored) . J?te ofsp 'oni ty. " ' ' . , Thete ore, therefore, to clle jutd admonish nd sibgvlsr Ilia kindred And Creditors of Ih nid ' IJutler Ilnakelf, dec'J, that they I nd appear, befire me, in the Court pt Frobalr it be held ut Abbeville C>. H.,- pu Tnesdr-ill Oct. next, bfier publication befeof, at 1 'clock ii) the - {oroubVAdltew if an'ley have, why the said Ad?n:ui^r/?fjon shou.' ot b?4?i anted. ; ' 4 ? (i ivan Under my hand, tWij 2T'ttT31ty of 8' ember, Ani)0 Domini. 1$69, f Fub'isbcd on the 29il> day of Sept., 18CV, 'ie 9yJ year of Ain*rfc in 1od*p?iitlenee. /, WJJ. MILL, >. i>- A.?, [Uff-j SepfgD ; , obff, *} SOUTH CiS^OLlSftV 1 Ycfr>' piIB SOU LiV^ i JL.' COMPaiJfi fias been. org.?- ' . br tHo jmrchnSQ ^AgsKle of u ?W.< ncnraons buying If ffCk[ &1' 'al&or wishing topiirdhttso, fo tU> their 'Twl-lltu >(lico of tliie Qo'mjtnny in * 'rly fct-stl),, J. C.' .Alf coiiiraunicafion'^^OQ^oo<? tddrcssed to J ?"?old '* Caut. J. Tf - . ?:' 'J.'yii?l """P' - Preside-' w. K, BLAKBy s^y - " . <j+conwood, &C., Aug. 27 RetirSi. l^yVf: * ; ANpr!; ' . / y^'h-l A *.! "v < >? miub^ * fet'Petriii A Co. ^i..W; is^'se?it ' ' ' "'