The banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, September 02, 1846, Image 4
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!i smili $ <?i! am i!i-- suae !
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Tli i;; t:"!in <';ni c.'ci' repa v !
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< Jki: v i*.? \ \uii!?y m.v.i. }>on>;':v:I:i:;\
j!l 1:11? :i;:n.i liuciicy <>i'spcc-i:. ;
ij? .ii (i!ni! liei w11 ii liitrli if.-i i:
III:'.! . ii.i-1 i'fCII ! il'oposci! ?'!> 1 in'
}>i'-i' to Jin* di visum <<i ;uiaiils.
1 i;was {)t'i i11ii!("i to prr-ti-it his
Iri.i! n:ii in i!tjiivsrurc oi
h i x in:i:i Iii: court. ir:t!*ri,SO!l
cliUi'cu at I 'ul.v.'aui. lie I?c*fi?
oi^comivc/l ( !(.?.jiirii; ly o;i Chris; |mm
;ii r;>i:i, I>iImaking u-c in' unmfjisiiri
(I rucoiiiiuins oh *i15 coii<lut;l
ol tin; iviau; and (lie Prussian
army. :1m; former. who at oilier j
times sal. there iisli'iiiiiL? wish lui- i
divided attention to Jill in* heard, j
lost his equanimity, and rising j
looked round I in* church. As his;
, ... i
rye rofito'l on ;i. courtier silting;
near hint, in much displeasure h<'
said. "The preacher has certain- ;
ly not studied the Holy Scriptures: j
at least he has not learnt their j
spirit" or he would have known j
well that the inspired writing j
never flatter men, on the contrary j
humble them. A prcaeher, who j
makes my troops i'eel their sell-j
suliioieney, and puts them asleep I
when ho ought to rouse them, 1
will not endure."
PllKSIDKNTlAIi IIcMOR. At tile
President's levee, a lew evenings
.sinec, Col. iUorse, who had just re
,1 r. l: ' '
ill I : l cv I II UIU il IJIIIIHT |).iriy, paid
li is respects to the President in li is j
usual open, bland. and rntlior j
Yv csi. r:i manner. ami inquired of;
]iis excellency, " the news of the !
day/' Tlie President, with whom
INIr. Morse, is ft great favorite,
{rood naluredly remarked, that "ho
ha I n >thing particular, save that
lie had been called upon by Mr.
Pakcuhnni. who formally and diplomatically
presented him an
ni nli i/? 11 ? i *?i? ri?/k?vi ?-1 ~?? J\.T .-w
. . ... . W? . . . I . i m, l\/ltbl llV/ill ilUI fill- I
,j?\sty. (iitcen Victoria, announcing J
the I>ir!!i of her filth child. The j
honorable TVIr. Morse, with a face
as grave as Father ?.liller, and a
voice e r.tally stentorian, made the
very >igni!icant inquiry, " when
does your Kxcellency intend to
reciprocate the compliment ?"
The reply of the President mis.
44 he (I'M not; know, ;ts In; was feari'ul
that Mr. McKay would not
consent to t lie; noecssary appropriation
to defray tl?e expense of conveying
the intelligence !!!"
Dutkukxt Kinds or Fbar.?
When the Uritisli under Lord Nelson
were bearing down to attack
the combined ileels of Trafalgar,
i i: ? * ? ?..* . < .1 /?
i.iio in do i iC'iu uiiiiiib Ul 111(5 i L'H j
on ^oiii^ to see that all hands were |
?*it their quarters, observed one ofthe
men devoutly kneeling at the !
side of a jj;un ; so very unusual an |
attitude in an English sailor exei1
in^lus surprise and curiosity, he
went and a.sUed the man if he was
afraid ( '* Afraid !" answered the
honest tar, with a countenance
expressive of the utmost disdain.
" No : 1 was only praying that, the
enemies' shot may be distributed
ill fllf* "" * 1
... Viiu niiilio J 'I Uj'VSI I.IUH CIS 1 rif?
prize money. I ho greatest part
among the officers."
F em ale Education'.?Fashionable
female education is said to be,
teaching a young lady to talk
French, walk Spanish, faint gracefully
and dance the Polka.
]?li:t:i: Ai. J )o\ ATION TO Tin: IlUSII !
i'Kr.^isvrr.JM\x ('nrian.?We. under- i
stand lltal, J<>!in Blair, JOsq., of
j orkville, South Carolina, has re-?1
eenily forwarded l<? I la; con.nre^a- ;
j lions of the Una-nil Assembly in ;
ihis neighborhood, the. handsome i
sum ol" C500. in 1 lit- proportions;
annexed, \ i/.: To the lirst eouurr-|
I nation ol' Si rabane, (Mr. (Joialy's.) ,
i::*oo. (Kev. Mr. Porters) COoo.
[These sums are vested ia the. re-j
sjMM-iivc sessions, lor the time I>? iim.
;ind arc to I >?.: : i j > j > 1 i f < I tot lie
i religions cell tout ion of I In; children
of the poor {-ounce!c<l wit!i these1,
con^rcjialions. The u'encrous in-;
<11\ i<!;i;11 who has made. the above
in::ni:ieeni. irianl. emigrated from I
this country lo America many;
years ai^o, havinir spent a portion i
of the earlier period of his lilt; in
Sirnoann :ii;ii the. vh.'inily of
i 'tin;!'.. iiadery.?Dm // S- u'iml.
IvisiNo in Tin: VVroi;i.;i.-V(ii; should |
hear eanstaui ly in mind th;i!. ninelent
lis of n-are. from the very n;t- (
lure and necessities of the world.'
horn Jo train our livelihood hy the
s\vc:i! of I lie 'orow. W hat reason
then ha\e we to ; resnine I hat. our
ehiidren are t.ol. io do tin; same !
ill hey <!<>, as mow ami then onei
will be, endowed \vi;li extraordi-j
miry I'.owcr.s ot mind, those powers j
may have an opport unity oi' de- j
vlopiu^ Ihemsel ves ; ami if they j
never have. I lie opporl unity, the
harm is m>i. very irreal to us or to I
them. ?\or does it. heiiee follow |
that, i he. (I'.'seemlant s oi laborers!
are alwavs to be laborers. The !
11; 11 ; i 11 mv:i ivls is s! ei . u :i i u I 1 n n <r to
I I ? I ?> " i
w: sure. Industry, care, skiii. ex-j
eel le nee. ia 11 n; pre.seni parent, lay
lhe foundation ol' a i /.*?, under |
more favorable circumstances, lor;
llio children. The children of
lhe.se take another rise: and by I
and by the descendants of the pre- :
sent laborers become gentlemen.:
This isl.hc miiural progress. It is;
by :ittompt iutr t.o reach I In* top ;it
:i si/ig/c leap that much ol the mis- ;
cry produced in the world i and
the propensity to make, such at- j
j tempt h.is been cherished and ;
j encouraged by a strange project i
j that we have witnessed of late I
i years Tor making the laborers virI
tuoi.s and happy. J
j 1 ho education which 1 speak ol j
I consists in bringing children up to j
'labor?with cure, and willi skill:
to show them bow to do as many
tilings as possible ; to teacii them
to do them in the best manner; to
set them an example in industry,
sobriety, clearness, and neatness :
/ * ' '
to make all those habitual Jo them,
so they never shall be liable to
iall into the contrary ; to let them
always see a good living proceeding
from labor, and thus remove
from them the temptation to get
attho goods of others by violent or
fraudulent moans, and to keep lar
. ,.ii ?i.? I
"i 'mm Liii'ii 1111 i i v i o an tin; iiiuuui;- |
ments to hypocrisy and deceit.
Then; is a sentiment as beautiful
as just contained in the following
lines:
iJe who forgets the fountain
from which he drank, and the tree
under whose shades he gamboled
in the days of his youth, is a strain
j_ a 1 . .A. A. 1 ?*
jrer r.o uie swccicsi impressions 01
the human heart.
A Locomotivl:.?" What," exclaims
the editor o.l" the Rochester
Democrat, " what a rearing, tearing,
ripping, snorting, douhlc-rcvolving.
wood-consuming, whist
k,.i
111 l/*"o W <11 IU >V 1 11 ^ aiiiuivu-ut'icliiiijr.
disfanee-annihilating, fcarexciling,
thunder, juvenile Vesuvious
machine it locomotive is alter
all."
(i |/wiiij'iio |/ivj ndIJc
who once undertook to l>ully an
editor, 41 <lo you fenow that I take
your paper V* "I hove no doubt
that you take it," replied the editor,
" lor several of my honest subscribers
have been complaining lately
about their papers being stole in
the morning."
JOf-I\r (I RA ?K I :V
Attorney at Law, having taken sin office
in th#? rcur of Court House and
near to the Printing Officr,will promptly
attend to all business ??nlrusted to
his care. Jan 14 40
A large assortment of LAW
BLANKS just printed, at this office.
Klcctiou iNoiicc.
Notico i;i liorehy given to the cili/.ens of ;
AMi<'vi!U: Disiri- l, tliat an Kl.KCTlON '
will I"' lield ii?. t!ir? lollowiii" pla.:es oil lie; j
SH('OM) MONDAY ami TUKSDAY j
in Ot-TOI5KII NEXT, lor a llepresen- 1
I:> 11v? in Congress, also for a {Senator, to
supply tIn; vacancy occasioned by tin* r<;- ;
situation of Dr. A. D. Arnold, whose term
of otlice will In; tin' unexpired tinio for
which lli" said A. 15. Arnold was elected, j
and lor tiv ; Members to represent tin;!
District in t he Legislature, also live Coin- i
missioners ofthe I'o >r.
n... ...... ti.r. .1... m 1
- .. ..UHH.O Wl ?< ?> I
naifiM's a! tin; r?*.-*|)"rt.iv?* Pn'riiioN:
A f I!w (V////7 //<)//>< , N J |);ivis, \ u-:
<_:'u.<tus fami William llill.
A/ I hnI) () Hawthorn. S I >i ?i i - :
nakl, aii<l A 11 .Miller.
Af \\ tirrr/i/oti. \V LI McCaw*. (J li
(iuliin. R \\"ii.son.
.1/ ('fi/fti/ititti'Sj J Kubinson, Culla- ,
ham. .1 [ ' l liiilcscali'S.
.n /toniHirsni/ . j uaiaweii, li
Davis. J U;uiUrn.'
.1/ CaHii'iiit's Mills. \Y T Dronnan.
il I5i;i.ly, I' I
/if .1/i'(ihtr\<, \V Unullry, C I iiudSry.
jr I) Mr( 'lain.
.1/ Whi'f II,ill, J C Sproull, K Watson.
.S Mar>h:ill. jr.
( \t/it'iri<!}>' . li Child, W Cart?.-? , W
< 'llih-5.
At (iii'hiiif'.Hnlj ii M \\ hito, A\ D
L'artlow. T I < Culi'in:in.
ir u> *r..n M t I.....I.:
w w w.f,-f ? ? f < r % LV JL UIWM 1 1 I MILllliUIJ,
Thomas li??>s.
D',,,1 I'll//. I'D Kleugli, J V Hey-:
Holds-. \\ I j'li li.in iii.
Sct'ffh/on. 1j K Jones, A 11 .Ma{fee, J ;
K 11 i :i a?\vt n: 11. J
i 1'ilintfin \ S/on-} V' '1 riljlo. II (j
I larU'm-ss, 11 M Prince.
St/iif/irufi*, .1 Jordan, Silas Ray, IJ !
Stewart.
/Vrtr/V/'.s-, ( ? J Cannon, LC Nelson, S
I?. \i,w
SVonruo'l^Sj .1 F Gray, S J Hosier, \\ '
Speer.
S/fj/n/ ]*ni>it, L) \V McCunts, J Smith j
G A p|)l i ton.
Moi-or,B K Gibert, P L Guillobeau,
E (J Alaniti.
Mom/vi/s, .1 11 Britl, 11 Palmer. 13 j
Talbot.
Cft/hron's, W P Sullivan, S Penin, !
S C IVnn.ll. '|
Due IIV*/ Corner. J II lladden, J
Cowiin, l-J
C'ul'rsln/> //, W (J Anderson. 13 'A
: v I ... V \\r?: . j..
l p'i iiuuiij j
S/jird's, A F Wiinbish. J A Specr, 1
\V J I lOinax.
The votes to be counted at tin; (.Join t
House on Wednesday after the election.
^Vliyusl 1 J, 1 OiU ZJ OL
Land lor Sttln.
The subscriber oilers for sale his PLANTATION,
five miles oast of Ookoebury on
Saluda river, containing Four Hundred
Acres, one hundred of which is river bottom.
There are two surveys of it, both
joining one tract, one containing 272, the
liJS acres. I will sell altogether cr separate,
as may suit purchaser. Any person
wishing to buy would do well to call and
examine for themselves. It is well watered,
and very healthy; a tolerably good
Dwelling House; the out buildings ordi~
nary. 1 will give one, two, and throe
years for the payment, in equal installincuts,
an J the price sliall bo full below the
value of the lands, as 1 ntn determined to !
move to the west the ensuing fall.
July 15 intliN 1SHAM GORREE.
Valuable Land for Sale !
.1 BARGAIN TO BE HAD!!!
The subscriber offers liis tract of j
J. Land for sale, four miles south west \
r, I A >.!.<.trills C. Tf tlw, T??o.l I
If. contains about 550 acres, between 2
and 300 acres of it wood land, well timbered,
the balance in cultivation, about 60
acres fresh. There is a good dwelling
with all out buildings necessary, a good
screw, gin house &.e ; and within 100 yds
of a regularly attended Church. Tin' purchaser
can haye his own time to part of
the money bv giving good security.
May 27 13 tlO F S LUCIUS
Valuable Town Property for Sale.
n ri The subscriber intending" to
move to the country, offers for
lj"his IIOUSB and LOT in
Vill:i ?*-o of Abbeville, sit naled
on tin? Public Squnre. The House is n
comfortable and commodious one, and in
come ction with it, are two LAW OI<'FlCE?,
winch can be rented at fair prices.
All the out buildings and fencing are new.
andtneJL) vvellinir House has been recently i
FAIivi liL?. Any person wishing such
proorrty, would do well to cull and se<? mo.
Doc 17 42l f J. RAMEY,
For Sale.
Th" subscriber, desirous of removing, oflers
for sale n small FARM, about one
mile above Loundesviile. The location is
a h'-allliy one, and within 5 miles of Sa~
vannnh river. Any person wishing to
purchase, can see the land and buildings
ny caning on nie ai my residence, or odtnin
particulars by addressing1 mo at
Loundcsville. J AS. DANNEI/LY.
JnlvH 19 tf
iNUTJCIi
Is hereby given to those concerned, that,
the citizens) of Due West Corner, will apply
for an Act of Incorporation at the
next session or the Legislature. '
May 15, 1846 II 2Dt I
LAND SALE,
At Abbeville Court House, 011
Sale Day in October next, and
immediately aller tbe salos by
,^-^r tin; public ollieers, 1 will sell to
tin-- in:jh<\st bidder, the tract of Land on
winch I now reside, It lies 10 iniles we.sl
of tlie Court House, within two miles of
o;i\minim river, and contains, accoruinir i
to a survey, acres, 200 in cultivation
and balance well timbered woodland.
A cn-ilil ot two years will be 411 veil,
with interest from day of sale; purchaser ;
to give bond with approved security. I'os- ;
session to hejjiveti 011 (?r before the 15th !
November next. 15, P. NOISI.E.
A n just. 10 Xrt7t
\ :t!un111 (* Land for Sale!
f.VvTin' subscriber olV.-rs his tract
of Land for sale, three miles
west of Abbeville (J. II., on 111 .*
rJ.l? waters of Calhoun's (JreeK. It
contains Four Hundred Aop-f, between '
oil" hundred ami lifiv ami two liutnlrt d |
acres of w Inch is wood !anil, well t nnh.ied; I
i the tini:iii?*i in ;i Iii<fli statu of cultivation ;
a ronsideralb' portion I'p'jdi.
There is a joo?l new dwelling, with all
'necessary out. Imildtn?H; a (.ini llou<e,
i Screw, Thresher, &c.
! The above tract of'land, if not disposed
of he lore Sale Day in Oetolvr, will lie of- i
| fi red, at Abbeville 11., to tin highest
bidder, as I am determined on llin^ h -- i
lore I leave I h Dist ri- t.
UoDEilT H1CUEV, Jr. \
Aim- j-J I! I sI.::d
s !<?r i
i * 11 < ??f 1*-rs lor s:il<- the
jL 1J 1-j A Z\ T A T 1 ()T\ oil \\ 11 n ! i In- lives', |
11t% :< 11'' :i li:ill inii< s :it>ove I lainluirj, !v i
iri!? on k>:i v-iiiissili riv r, rotil:i!iiiti<! ainml
I'*i v I'm:i<Ir?'ti Ad s of I.mik'. * 11??- '
|in i:n.-<'^ sir- :i I wo storv rot:ifi?rt:it>l" '
DWELLING IIOLSK, 'in Hi- I'm v i
Woods, o .l Iiomsi-s, a (.Ji"st M !', (joltoii ;
Gin r ini -il liv >\ut> r, s:nd u Mn:d! F"sin iy ;
i< :i 1 t il tin t
i A I A i 1 < ).\ mi Barhor county,
A iiiliain i, fi'jiit ~ t*r< >11e inn !; i So \ n
Knlauia, containing jNiue 11;i; <!r> < 1 ami j
Six'v Acr< s ol Lai.il, oil-- third > ] siri i s?t??i
i aii'i iiiiil-T t?n?n' fence. It has a two btory .
L)\VL'lLLi.\U flUUh>E, oul houses ami !
quarters tor (?0 noi?roos.
Any reasonable terms, to suit the pur
' chaser, uilJ he i?iven oil eitle r pi h i*.
! Julv 20 &!8t GEO. l'ARltOTT. j
Nil. HI LL'S
i Vegi tab!c I'rcer amI Ague ami A nil1
Frrvr Piih. |
I Among1 ail i-lio advertised remedies of tin* \
! day for :i<juu ::t! F?*ver, c;- C!s;!! and F<.? J
j v<t, iioim* hoi'di to ni'-fl with such rapidity
oi'sal' and *riv?* so much general satisfacliun,
as Dr 1 lull's celebrated 1'ills. W'ii'-rever
lli'-y have bfon introduced, all tonics j
in whatever shape. all mixtures and Pills i
j/i ui'ui ?nun.-- ui rvcrj uuuracicr, <n;signeri
for this disease, have been discarded,
and Dr. Hull's Ague lMLs have been
received as tin: only permanent cure.
They slop the Ctii:ls and Fever the first
day, and do not sicken the stomach or operate
on the bowels. Young children and
persons of alJ a<;cs sexes, and conditions
may use these Pills, not only with safety,
but with the certainly of success.
Judge Forrest of Jonesboro, Ala, was
cured of a severe and obstinate case of
Chills, with onlv half a box. afte r two nliv- !
sicians had exhausted all their skill.
Ala Lewis Covin, of Abbeville Dis. S.
C., says he has sold several boxes of Hull's
1 Pills, and never knew them to fail curing
the chills and fever iti a single instance.
Mr Wm S Mills, of Abbeville Dis, S.
C., certifies that his wife was cured of an
obstinate case of chills and fever of twelve
months standing' with only half u box of
Hull's Pills ; and also says his little
daughter was cured of the chills anil fever
of 6 months standing with the remainder
of the same box.
We might give scores of references and
I certificates, but we refer the reader to our
i agents, where they may obtain a pamphlet
(gratis) giving a full description of the
medicine and its manner of use. Price,
*2:1 ii(ir Imv luiiti ilirnnlinnc
Dr. Hull's Cou^h Lozenges.
Kvery family in the United Suites six uld
keep u supply of Dr Hull's Cough Lozimin
ges in the house, not. only as a preventive
medicine against the consumptive tendencies
of the climate, hut as an effectual renicdy
in all cases of Coughs,Colds,Spitting
of Blood, nigh* Sweats, difficulty of breathing,
Asthma, Whooping Cough. Emaciation
and General d- bility. Remember
that this medicine is not a mere palliative,
but is all powerful in removing all diseases
of the Chest and Lungs, 1 siding to Consumption
and death. Price *J~> els per box.
Dr. Hull's Worm Lozenges
Are a preparation that never fail to re-.
move Worms from children or adults.
Children will cry Cor tin in, nud eat them
as l hey would candy.
We suggest to iill parents having children
whom they suspect of being troubled
with worms to jfive (Ik se Lozenges 11 trial.
The fact of their having cured upwards of
forty thousand cas>s, puts their tfici- ncy
beyond doubt. Pric<; 25 cts per box.
Please remember the name and get Dr.
Hull's Lozenges, as no others before the i
ou'dic contain tin* virtues nf Ins medipino. i
Tli" nhovc Miidicin>-8 urc lor sal<* at the j
Drutj Stop- of
Drs. WARDLAVV & DENDY, !
And at the Post OHic<* by
.Tulu 1 a.,? inUM" A,l?T APTM
? J * V.?? if v/lill i*l?' uri A v XZJ J. ^ j
W. C. & J. B. MORAGNE,
Attorneys at Law?Have formed a Part-!
nership for the practice of LAW, in i
Abbeville District. 8tf !
The State of South Carolina,
Ai;m:vir.le district.
In Ilm Court of Common Pleas.
Thomas L. Whitlock, who is in the custody
of the Sheriff' of Abbeville District,
by virtue of a writ of capias ud satisfaciendum,
ut the suit of McCarter & Allen,
having filed his petition, with a schedule ot
his whole estate, real and personal, for the
purpose of obtaining the benefit of the Act
ol" tin; General Assembly called 41 the Insolvent.
Debtors' Act."
I'uldio notice is hereby given, that the
petition of the said Thomas L Whitlock
will he hoard and considered in the Court
ol Common lMeas for Abbeville District
at Abbeville Court House, on Thursday
the t\v? nty-second duy of October next, or
.such other day thereafter as the Court
may order during the Term commencing
at the place aloresaid, on the third Mon-<
day in October next; and all the creditors
of the said Thomas L Whitlock are hereby
summoned personally or by their attornies
to appesir thou and there in the said Court
to slew cause, 41" any they can, why the
?>l tlie act aforesaid should not bo
jpiiiti-d 'o I !?? said Thomas L Whitlock,
upoii liis e.vecut inn the assignment required
by 11f iio's aton-said.
! J NO F LI VIIS'tiSTON, C. C. P.
Cirrk's Ofliee, July lti, It540 *21 3m
Tlio Shite of Soulh Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
f? I/,.. i
rn.it, in vv Will III 1/ IV J. IClbd,
William A. Cobb, vs. James Knox.?
I 'm ' /<;// Atl'<dement.
'I'M Pl.'iintill in t In-above e-ise having this
iliiy lil <1 Ills 1> clar.it.iO.i III my office, and
ill** Del* nil. ! lit having no wile or attorney
Known to In* wit Inn the !Stat<, upon whom
a roj.y ih<T ol may he served : Ii is Or<!
r ij that tin: said Del'i ndunt do apuear
ii'id pl'iulih rcifi u iihin h year and a day
Ir.tni 11.is date, or jinlgment by default will
hi* jriven against li'.in.
J NO. V LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clk's Ollice, March 1-1, 1^4fi. 3 ly
.STATE OF SOLJTI1 CAROLINA.
Abbeville District?In the Court of
Common PL as.
Joseph W. \Y. Marshall, bearer, vs.
Francis I lentlerson, sen'r.?Decl'n. vi
Attach'I. on Prom1!'t/. Note.
Wit- r< ns, tin* PlaiijtilT in lliis action did,
on tins day, iii?: his Declaration agpinut
the DefV-inlant, who is abs> lit from and
wit hunt tin* limits of this State, as it is
said, and having neither wile nor attorney
known, upon whom a copy of the above
Declaration, with a rule to plead thereto,
on or before the Twenty-second day of
1 November next, otherwise, final and ahsn.
lute jncJirint?nt will 1>?; then given and
I awarded against, I lit* Defendant
JA'u: F. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clerk's Oflice, Nov 2*2, 1:45 3i> ly
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District,
i In the Common Picas.
Agnes Kingsmore.Adin'x. } Decl'n. in
v. > Foreign
Francis Henderson. i Attaclim't.
The Plaint ill having tiled liis Declaration
in my oflice, and tin; Defendant having no
wife or Attorney, known to be within the
State, on wliom a copy of the same, with
1 a rule to plead, can be served : It is Order!
od that the Defendant, plead to the said
Declaration within a yt'ur and a day, or
final and absolute judgment will be given
against him.
J. F. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clerk's Office, Nov iU, 1845 lv
The State of South Carolina.
AMJKVILLK DISTRICT.
I ;V C II A A7 C E11 Y.
Uriah O. Tate, v. Enos Asbury Tale.?
Hill for Purli-lion.
It'appcaring- to the satisfaction of the Commissioner,
that Enos Asbury Tate, the
Defendant, resides beyond the limits of
-the State : On motion of Complainant's
solicitor, Ordered that ho do appear and
plead, answer or demur to the said bill
within three months notice from the pub**
Jicalion of this notice, or the same will be
taken pro cont'csso against him.
H. A. JONES, C.E.
Corn'rs office, 8th June, 1846 16 3m
CANDIDATES.
The friends of equal rights and liberties
take pleasure in announcing RO?
BERT DONiN ALD as a candidate to re
present Abbeville District at the ensuing
session ?f the Legislature. He is a well
wisher of Temperance, but an uncompromising
opponent of Pledges.
We nre authorized to announce Dr.
S. V. CAIN, as a candidate for Clerk of
the Court at the next ensuing election.
We up- authorized to announce THOS.
P SPIER IN as a candidate for Clerk of
Court of Abbcviil-; District at the ensuing
election
Edr* We 5ire authorized to announce
Mr. J. U. TARRANT, ?s a candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
We nre authorized to announce T.
P. MOSELY as a candidate lor Sheriff
of At'beville Dis. at the ensuing election.
We :ire sitithorizeH tn HnnnnncA W
A COBB 'is a candidate lor the office of
Sli? riff of Abbevilh: District at the ensuing
i |< ctinn.
We are authorized to announce JAS.
S. '.VILSON as a candidate for Clerk of
Court lor Abbeville District at the ensuing
E1 !.,? ; ?
JJ" ? ?IUII.
The friends of A C HAWTHORN announce
him as a candidate for Sheriff for
Abbeville? District at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce VA.
CIIAEL HUGHEY as a candidate for
Sheriff, at the ensuing election.