The banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, September 30, 1846, Image 4
Ware-House and Commission Business,
A N I) R E C E I V 1 N G A N D
FORWARDLNG AGENCY.
iiamhcm;, s. c.
a?? Til.' subscriber begs leave
T ^ '"'ono '''s 'r' da !,n(' ''if
public, that lie has leased
ilie building's formerly occujui
d by the
Rail Road company as a Depot,
IVnrthn mirnoSU ot iHirsi.ino- the above
business ill ?I1 its various branches.
COTTON, stored vvitli hi.n, will have
the important advantage of being os
it were,
Oil tin* Rail lload.
And ready for transportation either tf^
Charleston or elsewhere, as the Cars load
and unload immediately at his doors;
whilst its location on this account also
presents paramount advantages to those
who may wish to sell their produce in this
market. IIu flatters himself, therefore,
from the superior location of his WareHouse,
together with his determination to
give strict attention to the interest conli.
fled to his charge. he will be able to give
general satisfaction to al who may favor
him wit h ih"ir custom,
LIBERAL ADVANCES will at all
times be made on coiton or other produce,
either 10 store or lor shipment to Charleston.
and everv facility extended to those
who may wish either lo sell their produce
in I his market, or to ship by the Rail Road
to Charleston or other markets.
His chartr?'9 will be as moderate as those
of any similar establishment; and insurance
can be effected on this Ware-House,
at as low riles as anv in the place.
Sept. 3. 28 4t B. M. RODGERS.
WA KEnUU?E
AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS,
JIA.MIJUItG. is. C:.
The subscribers having for mod a partnership
in tie- WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS, which they intend
10 continue at tin- old stand recently
occupi'd bv Walker & Pearson, respectfully
offer their services to the public generally.
Tliey will Siore, Ship, and Sell,
Col toil, Bacon, l?'Inu\ ami othei Prod lie- ;
Il"ceiv<: and Forward Merchandise, Purciias-'
fionils fn nril.-r. &.< _
Their eltarjrrb will In? r. gulated hy those
ot the market; und liberal advances will
bs made on produce consigned to them
\vh"n required.
From th?> many advantages of tln'ir location,
well known as the "WATER
PROOF WAREHOUSE," and from the
long .-xperience ol Mr. Walker, who will
give his personal attention to the sale of
vyuuun, ccimuy trusi, uy si.nci atieniion
to all business entrusted to their care, to
merit a share of publie patronage, and to
give general satisfaction.
WALKER & BRADFORD.
G. WALKER. | S. M. BRADFORD.
On retiring from thn Commission Bnsitifss,
I avail mys< If of the present, oppor
tunity to offer, on the part ot Walker &
Pearson, our sincere thnrks to onr natrons
for that liberal support with which tli* y
have favored us; and, at the saint* tunc,to
solicit a conlintnncc of the sarin' tor
Walker and Riadford, 'vhom it affords ine
a pleasure to ror.ommrnd to Ih? confidence
of mv frn nd< and th<* public <r?'i?enilly.
sept If} -JO <U I. L. PEARSON.
H li. J E FF b US,
Comniissiun Merchant and General Aged,
HAMBURG, S. C.
Is always to be fbtiiul at his post, ready to
devote Ins en'ire personal attention to the
sal-of COTTON,FLOUR, BACON.&c.
Bu i/i'iIf (inn-Is for Planters & Mrrchunls,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
GOODS, Fn- ofDnivai."'. STORING
OR SHIFTING COTTON, , &c.
Having been actively engaged in busis
in-ws m mis pince ior niiern y<*ars, with
five y^ars experience in the above brandies,
lie siill off rs his servic-s to his friends
and the public, and flutters himself, that
by i*n?T?jy and closi* attention to i !? prices
ot articl s, ? ither for sale or purchase,
both in this and the Augusta markets, he
can be useful to all Ihosr who may favor
him with their custom. His charges shall
be moderate in all cases. He tenders hi*
thanks lor past favors, and respectfully
solicits a renewal of the same.
Kfnt 1 ft
W% r W AVT Ijl
WARE HOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
AND RECEIVING AND
FORWARDING AGENCY,
HAMBURG, S. C.
^ The undersigned has
t <$> ^|b?'en for three tscasons, en>
ilirrKlT'nT^T "nt,t d in the above business.
tie will continue to occupy
tho S.IIJ1I.' Warp T-Tniis#> ? wliirll. fnr pnn
venience and safety, is unequal^ d by any
other in Hamburg.
Cotton shipped tome by the River, will
not incur any more expense for DrayaiM-,
&c., than if consigned to any Ware House
on the bank of th?j River.
AH consignments and orders thnnkfully
received and punctually attended to. Liberal
advances will be made on Cotton, in
stork, wh*n lequired,
Aug 5 23 J. F. GRIFFIN.
Notice,
is hereby given, that a Petition will bo offered
to our next Legislature, applying for
an act ot' incorporation for Liberty Church
September 2. 1846 273m
JOHN G. BASK1N,
Attorney at Law, having taken an office
in th?- rear of thn Court Hoiiae and
near to the Printing Office,will promptly
attend to all business entrusted to
his care. Jan 14 46
PROCLAMATION.
fM|
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, ?
Charleston, Sept. 1G, 1840. ^
By Ilis Excellency \VM. AIKEN, Esq.,
Governor an'1 Commander-in-Chief in
and over the State of South Curolina.
Whereas, information has been received
at this D? partinent, of a deliberate and
atrocious inurdr havinsr been commuted
on th?" body of Thomas Smyley of Fairfield
District, 011 the 5th August, by one
JAMES M. SIMPSON of the same
neighborhood, and that the said James M
Simpson has has absconded : Now know
ve, that justice n;ay be had, I do hereby
offer n ri?u?i?ril rtf rvvn HITWnDPM
. . </l I ?? Vf Jll VllJL/iViJL/
DOLLARS for the apprehension i nd
safe delivery of the said Jam* s M Simpson
in any jail in this State. H?? is about 6
feet one inch liijrh, of lijjht hair, stoops in
the shoulder, downcast look, spair built,
and had a long beard on his under chin and
ii'-ck, rather inclined to be rude.
Giv n under my hand this 16th day of
September, in the year one thousand
eitjlit Imndr- d and forty six, and in the
seventieth year of American Indepnn .
dence. WILLIAM AIKEN.
By the Governor:
Ft. Q, Pinckney, Sec'ry of State.
Sept 23 30 2t
'Lli" Stale of South Carolina.
7 o the Managers of Elect ion for the Election
District of Abbeville: Greeting:
Whereas, the seat in the Senate of the
said State, for the Election District aforesaid,
has lately become vacant by the resignation
of the lloiioriible A. 13. Arnold :
And whereas, by the Constitution of the
State of South Carolina it is provide^that
a writ of flection shall be issued by the
President ot'ihe Senate for the purpose o?
tilling the vacancy thus occasioned, tor
the remainder of the term for whir.h tlu?
member so resigning his seat was elucled
to nerve.
Now. therefore, you, and eacli of you,
are hereby required, after due advertisement,
and with strict regard to ad the pro.
visions of the constitution ami laws of the
said State, touching your duty in such
< as<\ to hold an elect ion for a member of
the Senate tor the Election District alore.
said, lo serve for the remainder of tl?f?
term for which tl??* said A. B. Arnold was
circled to serve ; th- polls to be opened at
the various places of < 1-otion wi bin the
said D's rict on the tSECONI) MONDAY
in OCTODER NEXT, and the
day following, hy tlic various gi-ts of managt-rs
for those places respectively; the
managers lor all the places of election
nfore^aid to mn;t at Abbeville Court
Houston Wednesday following count the
votes ami declare thi* election.
Wiiness, tin-Honorable Angus Patterson,
President ot the Senate, at Barnwell,
this third .Jay of August, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundr- d
and forty-six and in the seventieth
year of the Sovereignty anf* Independence
of the United Slates of America.
ANGUS PATTERSON,
President of the Senate.
August 12, Iy46 24 9t
c, _? o?.l r>. _ >
j. iic uiair UI ^(lUIII V^ltl'Ollim.
Abbeville District.
James Morlin appl't. vs. .\ancy Martin
and others.?Real instate of Alexander
Martin deceased.
Il appearing' to my Fatisfaction that Alrx,
ander Muriiu, Oliver Martin, and John
Martin Det* nilunts r?*t-ide without tin*
limits ot this State. Ordered th?tthey do
appear and ol>j-ct to the division or sale
ot the real estate of Alexander Martin deceived,
on or bffore the fir*>t Monday in
December 1846, or their conseut to the
same will be entered on record.
DAVID LESLY Ord'y.
Sept. 1, 1846. 3m
NOTlt H.
WHITLOCK, SULLIVAN & WALLER,
having placed all their NOTES '
and ACCOUNTS in our hands ?or collection,
with special iiisiructions, those indebted
by Noie or Book Account, would !
do well to call and make payment as soon <
as convenient. Payment is not to be 1
made to either of t he partners, but alone to <
us. PERRIN & McGOWEN
Tail.. 0."? I04C * "
ll U1J lQtU <51 tt
Notice,
Is hereby given to the Legaters of the Estate
of the la'? Stephen Witts, deceased,
who are without the limits of this State,
that the Administrator, with Will annexed,
ID ?toujf CO pojr m?ir r' epi'CUVe KfgaciPS, J
and requests them to appear in person or i
by attorney, on or b fore the first December
next, and receive the same, ns he will ,
not be accountahl for interest nft??r that
time. M. W. COLEMAN,
Ailm'r Will Annexed.
September 2,1846 27 m3m
?ka l>?..i.. ~c a ui :n
i u nir. i copir ui nwr-vuir.
The subscriber respectfully solicits all prrsons
ind bted to the Sheriffs Office for 1
COST, Plaintiffs or Defendant's,are earn- 1
estly r? quested to come forward and settle, \
as this is my Inst year in office, I shall be 3
compelled to have all cost due me in the t
office settled. You will find myself or Mr f
Taggart always in attendance
April 15 7 tt J. RAMEY.
Abbeville Sheriff Sales.
OOTOHEtt.
By virtue of sundry Writs of Fiori Facias,
to me directed, will be sold. at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday in October
next, the following property :?
2S9 Acres of Land, more or less,
1. I...I i... ?t. T11 I . . _ I . I .
uuuimii/u uy jiiat'pii I'uupoi iinu ouiers, levied
on as the property of Daniel English
ads B Y Martin, udni'r.
1 House and Lot in Greenwood, containing
I ^ Acr?'s, more or less, 1. vi?**t on
as the property of W B Cason ads E R
Calhoun.
1 Negro woman, Suckey, levied on
as the property of Jehn Mouchat ads Na?
than Brown.
1 Buggy, levied on as the properly of
Win \V Youngbiood ads Whitlock, SuN
livan & WalW.
1 House and Lot in Greenwood,
bounded hv Jus H Crili>>; and others. l?vif><i
on as the property ol Win Lewis ads
Whitlock, Sullivan & Waller, and others.
114 Acres of Land, more or less,
bounded by Dr Ajjnew, Jam- s Lindsey and
others, levied on :is the property of Joseph
Sharp ads Lindsay & Sh?rs?.
Teims cash. J. RAMEY,
September 15, 1846 Sli<-riff.
Oil. HULL'.^
Vegetable Fever and Ague and Anti
Fever Pills
AinoniT all the advertised remedies of the
day tor ague and F?-v?'r, or Chdl and F??
ver, non?- semi to m?-?t Willi finch rapidity
of sale and give so much general satisfaction,
as Dr Hull's cel? brnt?:d Pills. Wherever
Ih?*y have b'-en introduced, all tonics
iu whatever shape, all mixtures and Pills
and preparations of every character, designed
tor this dis<-as>-, have been discarded,
and Dr. Hull's Ague P.lls have been
received as the only permanent cure
They slop the Chills am! Fever the first
day, and do not sicken tii?- etomach or operate
on the bowels. Young children und |
persons of all air' s sexes, and conditions
may us?' these Fills, not only with safety,
hut with the certainty of success.
Judge Forrest ot Jnnesboro, Ala, was
cured ot a severe ami obstinate case of
Chills, with only half a box, atl?r two phyaiciuns
had exhausted ali their skill.
.Ma Lewis Covin, of Abbeville Dis. S.
C., says In; has sold Several boxes of Hull's
Pills, and never knew them 10 tail curing
thcclnlls and fever in a single instance.
Mr WmJS Mills, of At?ocville Dis, S.
<J , certifies tliut Ins wile was cured of an
obstinate case of chills and fever of twrlv<*
months standing with only hall a hox of
Hull's Pills ; and also says his little
daughter was cur- d of th?? chills and fevrr
ot G niouliis standing with the remainder
of the sam^ box.
W e might give scores of references and
certificates, but w?s r?fer the reader to our
agents, where they m:<y obtain a pnmplih't
(gratis) giving u full description of the
medicine and its manner of use.
Price, $ 1 per box.
br. Hull's Cough Lozenges.
V?.1 o.-* .- ? i- 11
jui?> IJ luuuiy Ml IIIIJ UllllUd O'.illt.'S SII' UIU
keep a supply ot Dr Hull's Cou^h Lozen??
j?es in th?r house, not. only as a preventive
medicine against the consumptive tendencies
ot the climate, but as an etfi-ctual reinedv
in all cases orCoughs & Colds,spiting
of Blood, nigh? Sweats, difficulty of breathin?T.
Aslhinn.. Wlionninu nnn?li
lion and General d> bility. Remember
that this medicine is not a mere palliative,
but is all powerful in removing all diseases
of the Ch?-st and Lun^s, leading to Con.
sumption and death. Price 23 cts per box.
Dr. Hull's Worm Lozenges
Are a pn-paration that never fail to re-*
move Worms from children or adults.
Children will cry for th< m, and eat them
as th>*y would candy.
Price, 25 cents per box.
We suggest to nil parents having children
whom they suspect of being troubled
with worms to give Lozenges a trial.
The fnct of their having cured upwards of
forty thousand cas>*s, puts their efficiency
beyond doubt. Price 25 cts per box.
Plense remember the name and gel Dr.
U.ill'o T ?i ? ?
tiun a p, a a iiu uLii?:ra uciurc liie
public contain the virtues of his medicine.
The above Medicines are lor sale at the
Drugr Stor^ of
Drs. WARDLAVV & DENDY,
And at the Post Offic- bv
July 1 3m JOHN" McLAREN.
THE SOUTH ? A OLINlAiV
By A. Summer and B. R. Carroll.
Should sufficient encouragement b.! rell'lVI'd.
thi? nrnnfiotnro nrnnnco tr? iecnn
? r c1"!"""- ""'"v
Th" South Caioliniau, after the first day
[>f October next, as followe :
A SEMI-WEEKLY PAPER at $5
per annum, in advance; or $6 at the '
end of the year.
A WEEKLY PAPER at $3 per an- I
num. in advance; or ?4 at the end i
of the year. '
Both papers will contain the same reading '
natter, and, also, all ne?v advertisements.
The South Carolinian will be printed ,
jn th>? very best paper, with new and beauiful
type. Aug-19 tfO
C. ?? I r? *
oira^ru or otoien,
From the subscriber on
Sale Day, the 7th instant, a ,
J? Hark sorrel HORSE, about i
16 hand* high. No particular marks upon <
liin recollected. H? is thick n^t, and <
vhpn loat was unshod ; in about 17 or 18 (
f ?i" ?i". Any iniorraation or him will j
m* thankfully received. 1 reside 8 miles t
rotn the Court House, n?ar Fnirp Bridge. 1
ROBT. CRAWFORD. i
sept 16 29 3t
Election Notice.
Notico is hereby given to the citizens of
A'-'bovilli! District, that an ELECTION
will l?f: held at tlw following1 places on the
SECOND MONDAY and TUESDAY t
in OCTOBER NEXT, lor a R.presen- 1
tativi'in Congress, also for a Senator, to |
Miinnlt/ flio ufii?!im?ir nonn uinnn/l In* t li.t h/? k
agnation of Dr. A. B. Arnold, whose term *
of office will be the unexpired time for I
which the said A. B. Arnold was elected,
and for five Members to repr? sent the
District in the Leirislalure, also five Coin- j
inissioners of the Poor. s
The following are the names of the Ma
nagers at ihe respective Precincts: j
At the Court House, N J Dnvis, Au- c
gustus Lomax and William Hill.
At Drake's, D O Hawthorn, S Don- j
n..l/l ?ir?#i a u !m:iiu- t
IIU1U, MIIU il A. 1 1*1 I I i V- I i.
At War ronton. W H McCaw, C B i
Guffin, R Wilson.
At Cal/aham's, J Robinson, B Calla- 1
ham, J F CI ink scales. 1
At Lov.Htlvsi.ilI, J G Caldwell, R (
Davis, J Maulden. i
At Calhoun's Mills. W T Drennan.
It Brady, 1* LeRoi.
At McGaw's, YV Bradley, J C Lind- ]
sey, jr D McClain. <
At White Hall, J C Sproull, E Wat- 1
so?, S Marshall, jr.
Cambridge, R Child, W Carter, W *
Chiles. ,
a i . i T"* ii'i. nr r\ J
in ixiee/iicooa, in ivi ?\ nue, vv u
Partlovv. T L Coleman. <
Wood utile. R Talbert, M Hutchison, t
Thomas Ross.
Deasl Fall, P D K4eugh, J V Reynolds,
W Buchanan. r
Sr.uJJleton, B F Jones, A H Magee, J f
Killi:ii?s\vorth. s
Holllma/i's Slorc, E Trible. R C :
Hark ness, ?1 M Prince. J '
Smithviile, J Jordan, Silas Kay, 13
Stewart
Frazier's, G J Cannon, E Nelson, S
B McClinton. 1
NoricoocVs, J F Gray, S J Hester, W 1
Speer. j
Stony Point, D W McCants, J Smith j
G Appleton.
Morgans. B E Gibert, P L Guille- c
bean, E C Martin. e
Moscley's, J H Britt, H Palmer, B
Talbot. I
Cothra.tfs, W P Sullivan, S Perrin, )
S C Pen mil. ;
Due West Corner. J il Hadden, J t
Cowan, 11 Ellis. g
Cokesbury, W C Anderson, B Z r
Herndon, J Wright. c
Speed's, A F Wimbish, J A Specr, c
W J Lomax.
The votes to be counted at the Court t
House on Wednesday after the election. t
August 19, 1846 25 8t t
LAND S \LE, t
At Abbeville Court House, on I
Sale Day in October next, and
Ulilliouailtl |V IIH* DUJI.O u V
__JS^a^. the public officers, ] will sell to
tht inchest bidder, the tract of Land on r
which 1 now reside. It lies 16 miles west
of the Court House, within two miles of
Savannah river, an<! contains, according
to a recent survey, 358? acres, 200 in cultivation
and balance well timbered woodland.
A credit ot two years will be given, r
with interest from day of sale ; purchaser t
to give bond with approved security. Pos- t
session to be given on or before the 15th
November next. E.P.NOBLE. a
August 19 25 7t
a
Valuable Land for Sale! f
Til" subscriber offers his tract b
of Land for sab*, ilir<'C miles
west of Abbeville C. H., on th??
wati-rs of Calhoun's CrerK. It ~
contains Four Hundred Acrre, brtween won??
hundred ami fifty and two hundr* d
acres of which is wood land, w? 11 timbered;
the balmier in a high state of cultivation ; J
a considerable portion t'n-sh.
Thrre is a jooii new dwelling, with all
necessary out buildings; a Gin Hou*e, ^
Screw, Thresher, &c.
Tli^ above tract of land, if not dispos'-d
nf hntnrn SS:ilo H:iu in Oi-lr?h.?r tutll hii nfL
red, ?t Abbeville C. H., to tli?* highest
bidder, as I nm d'-termined on selling bi? ^
fore L leave th?- Dist ri-t. I
ROBERT RICHEY, Jr. ,,
Aug 12 24 8t J
Valuable Land lor Sale ! h
A BARGAIN TO BE HAD!!! u
Afc'l'he subscriber offers his tract of
Land for four mih-a south w?-st
ot Ab'-evilh' C H. on the Snake Road. "
[t contains al?ont 550 acres, between 2 S
ind 300 acrt-s of it wood land, well IiinL
_1 * I 1. _ I 1- 1. ? ?
jt-rro, me uuiHiicr in emuvaiion, uuoui mi
icres Th to is a {rood dwelling ^
with all out buildings necessary, n srood
icrew, cin housi' &c; mid within 100 yds
a regularly attended Ci?urrh. Tl?? pur:hi:ser
c?n hav? his own time to part of /
the monev by giving good security u
M?y 27 13 nO F S LUCIUS g
Valu -ble Town Property tor ?>a.le. a
an. The subscriber intending to p<
1tnml movc* lo thf country, offers for ?
ISfsnlr his HOUHJ and LOT in fi
tr.ii...... _? a li?hi.. ?
? ni isr ui nwury ui?'f BII uaifu aj
>n ill'? Public Sqmire. 'I'm? House is &
:omfortable and commodious one, and in
jonn.'ction with it, arv twi? LAW OFFICES,
which can be rented at fair prices.
A.1I th?' out buildings and fencing are new. Ia
md ih" DwHliny House has been recently tli
PAINTED. Any person wishing such pi
>roperty, would do well to call and see me. n<
Dec 17 42tf J. RAMEY,
CANDIDATES,
For the Legislature.
The friends of equal righls and liberies
take pleasure in announcing RO?
UER.T DONNALD as a candidate to re>res??nt
Abbeville District at the ensuing
ii'ssion of the Legislature. He is a weu
visiter of Temperance, but an uncomprontsiiig
opponent of i'lidges.
For Sheriff.
1IT- .1 y -
vv e are aiunorizea to announce
Mr. J. II. TARRANT, ns a candidate for
Sheriff at tin? ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce 'F
MOSEL.Y as a candidate tor Si-eriff
if Abbeville Dis. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce W..
\ COBB as a candidate for the office of
Slienl! ot Abbeville District at the ensung
election.
The friends of A C HAWTHORN arilOUllce
liim ns n fnr Sl??-riflf* fir.
\l?bi'ville District at the ensuing election
We art* auilioriZ"<l to announce VAyHAKL
HUGHEY as a candidate tor
Sheriff, at the ensuing lection.
For Clerk.
We ar*' authorized to announce THOS
P SPIEKIN as i? candidate for Ch-rk of
Court of Abbi-vi!l< District at the ensuing
lection
We are authorized to announce JAS.
=5. WILSON as a candidate for Ch-rk of
...? a >.i?:n~ r\._.?? .1 : ?
juui <, iui nuuuvinu uiau !Ul (IV lilt: CllbUIIIg'
Election.
We ssrc authorized to announce Dr.
3. V. CAlN,a8 a cnndidate for Clerk of
htj Court at the m.-xt ensuing election.
For Tax Collector.
JCr" The friends of EZEKIEL
FRIBLE announce him as a candidate
or the office of Tax Collector at the ennincr
p]i>plinn
t?
L'he State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
hi the Court o\ Common Pleas.
Fhomas L. Whitlock, who is in the cusody
of the Sheriff of Abbeville District,
)y virtue of a writ of cupias ad dhtisfacienluid,
at the suit of McCarter & Allen,
iavin<f filed his petition, with a schedule ot
lis whole estate, real and personal, for the
jurpose of obtaining the benefit of the Act
?f tli? General Assembly called the Iniolv>-rit
Debtors' Act."
Public notice is hereby given, that the
>etition ot the said Thomas L Whitlock
vill he heard And considered in the Court
>f Common Pleas for Abbeville District,
.. a I,U?..:II.. n . ii ? "?
ii. uuucvuiu uuubc, on i nursaay
lie twenty-second day of October next, or
tuch other day thereafter as the Court
nay order during the Term commencing
it the place atoresaid, on the third Mon-?
lay sn October next; and all the creditors
if the said Thomas L. Whitlock are hereby
iummcned personally or by their attornies
o appear then and there in the said Court
o shew cause, if any I hey can, why tho
lenefit of the act aforesaid should not be
granted to the said Thomas L Whitiock,
ipon his executing the assignment required
>y the acts aforesaid.
JNO F LIVINGSTON, C. C. P.
Clerk's Office, July 18, 1846 21 3m
Hie State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Iii the Common Picas.
IVilliain A. Cobb, vs. James Knox.?
Foreign Attachment.
Fhe Plaintiff in the above case haying this
lay filed his Declaration in my office, and
he Defendant haying no wife or attorney
mown to be within the State, upon whom
l copy thereof may be served : It is Or
icri u linn me huiq jjeionuani uo appear
rid ph-ad therein within a year and a day
rorn this date, or judgment by default will
>e given ngainst lum.
JNO. F LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clk's Office, March 14,1846. 3 ly
ITATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District?In the Court of
Common Pleas.
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v/uv-jju ?? . *v. iviuistiuii. uuurer, VS.
Francis Henderson, sen'r.?Decl'n. in
Attack*t. on Promtry. Note.
iVIi*t<-us, the Plaintiff in this action did,
n tins day, file his Declaration agpinsl
lie Defendant, who is aba nt from and
without the limits of this State, as it is
aid, and having neither wile nor attorney
noivn, upon whom a copy of the above
).-claration, with a rule to plead thereto,
n or before the Tw? nty-s? cond day of
Jovi'inber next, otherwise, final and absoite
judgment will be then given and
wuru n a^ani6i ?'i?- ueiemiHni
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
CI- rk'a Office, Nov 22, It>45 39 ly
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District,
In the Common Pleas.
Lgnes Kingsmore,Adrn'x. } Decl'n. in
v. J Foreign
Francis Henderson. J Attachm't.
i'ho Plaintiff having filrd bis Declaration
i my office, and the Defendant having no
'ifeor Attorney, known to be within the
tate, on whom a copy of the same, with
rul>- to plead, can be served : It is Orderd
that the Defendant plead to the said
declaration within a year and a day, or
ha] and absolute judgment will be given
gainst him.
J. F. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clark's Offic, Nov 10,1845 1j
NOTICE , 1 "
i hereby given to those concerned, that
>e citizens of Due West Corner, wiltap*
y for an Act of Incorporation at the
?xt session of the Legislature.
May 15, 1846 U2&