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-OFFICIAL- j Sheriff's Sale. . John Lewis Drennan, versus Peggy Anu Drennan, Mary Bradley, ! and others. Petition for Partition of Peal .Estate' \sta*,i t/c j. u/ !. BY virtue of an Order issued from J( the Court of Probate for Abbe-j' ville County, I will sell on Sale I>ay 11 in Jauuary next, within the le?-ai 1 hours of Sale, the JJKAL ESTATE!I of JAMES DliEXJN'AX, dee'd, to-d wit: .All that tract of land Ij'in# in the 11 "County of Abbeville and .State olj^ ; South Carolina, on Kooky Branch, * waters of Loner Cane Creole, adioin-i'1 i. ing lands of Andrew T. Ward, WilUiam K. Bradley, and others, and containing ^ Two Hundred and Seventy- J five Acres, J : ttiote oi' less. T-&RMS?One-half cash. Balance y , on credit of twelve months with v vK) pcr.eeat. interest per annum, to be t( secured by a bond and mortgago of ^ the premises -to the .Probate Judge w ,for Abbeville County with good and g( approved sccariliGis. Purchaser to p bu at liberty to pay.all in cash if do- [>( ? sirnblc. q Terms of sale to be complied with itho Probate Judgek. Purchaser to 1>ay for all papers. r t> n tt nnrvr ij, r. uurrijs, Sheriff A. C. g Sheriff's Office, ") Dec. 11, lS73,3G-3t J Sheriff's Sale. r Jas. Berry Kay, nnd A. 0. Haw. thorno - - il U U i V8- ; D. 0. Ilawthornc and S. W. .A^ncw J a c n BY virtue of an Kxeeut'on to me directed I will sell at Abbeville C. JL?. on SALKUA1 IA JANUARY next, within the le?jal hours, 2 ONE TftACT OF LAND, known as tiie Mill tract, containing 225 Acres, inocoor less, bounded by lands ol IV "VVm. Dunn, George Nichols, Robert ^ Dunn and Homestead, levied on as ^ the property of S. W. Agnew, dee'd. at the suit of Jas. li. Kay and A. C. iiawtuorno.* u Terms of Sale cash. r< L. P. GUFFIX, :l1 S. A. C. Sheriff's Office, 1 M Dee. G, 1873, tf j ShsriiT's Sale. s: Ella II. Agneiv, Xarcissa Waters vs. Dr. John Waters. Mai lie liiley, and others. \ Petition to sell Laiid for Partition 0> der in I urtition. ^ BY virtue of an Order issued from ? the Court of Probate tor AL'bc- *j< yillc County, I will sell, on Saleday in m JANUARY next, within the legal tr hours of sale, the follow ing Ileal Jvs late of John C. Watejs, dee'd, to wit: All that tract of land, m The Homestead of Dr. John C. ^ Waters, dee'd, fcituflta and !vin<? in the Countv oi . - v o ? - Abbeville, and Slate of South Caro- q lina, containing . 360 Acres, more or less, on waters of Mulberry (.'reek, and bounded by lands of Mrs 11. A. Moore, Alexander Agncw, Vis ta J). Sharp and others. TERMS ? One-half cash; balance on a credit of twelve months, with ten per cent, interest per annum. Purchaser to give bond to the Probate '"j Judge for Abbeville County, with l| good securities, to secure thu balance 1 of the purchase money. Titles will not be delivered until the purchase money is paid in full. Terms of sale g; to bo complied with the Probate Judge. Purchaser to pay for papers. L. P. GUFFIX, S. A. C. Sheriff's Office, ? ") Dee. 5, 1873 35-tf. j : ? r SHERIFF'S SALE. ' j Cleghorn, Herring & Co.j vs. [ Execution. " Myers & Sigler. ) ^ T)Y virtue of an Execution to nu K T ..-ill cnll AV.I.nfSII. Ull V.tlVU^ JL **111 evil 4*1/ vuv ? 1 ll\ Court liouso on Salcday in Jauuan 1,1 next, within the legal hours, I' 3 Bales of Cotton. ' r. more or less, levied on as the proper j ty of Myers & Sigler at the suit o: Cleghorn, Herring & Co. 3,. P. GUFFIX, & a. c. Sheriff's Office, ") Dec. 17, 1873, 36-3t f SHERIFF'S SALE. 13. C. Hart. Assignee. J. L. Gilkcrsou V8. Frank Pickens*. BY vntue of an Execution to nit ; directed, I will sell at Ab'^vii'. Court I'ouso on Saleday in January I next, v ithin the legal hours, a Cue Bale of Cotton, \ levied on as the prop*-; ty of Frank Pickens at tjjc suit of I>. U iiarc, j ssignce, L. P. GUFFIX, S. A. C. Sheriff's Offico, ) l>cc. 17, 1873, 3G 3t i FINAL DISCHARGE. "WTOTICE Is hereby given tliat I)r J^( Win. J. Millford and Z. Hall. Ex 1 eeutors of the Estate of Capt. Join Swilling, deceased, have applied t< Chas. W, Gullin, Judge of Probate, ii and for the County of Abbeville, for i final discharge as Executors. It is Ordered, That the Seventh da; 1 of January, A. D. 1874, be fixed for heai ingof Petition, and a final Bettleinent ol said Estate. J. C. WOSMANSKY, Clerk Court Probate, Abbeville County, "i Dec. 17, 1873, 36-4t * Sheriff's Sale. Freeman lCt. Martin, and Mai'y A., his wile, plain tills, -against Ymanihr. Andrews, iVm. 1?. Andrews, tliiu iitliui'Sj Jcfciuiatits. Petition in Partition. f>v virtue of an Oorder issued from O the Probate Court of Abbeville Jounty, 1 will sell at Abbeville Court louse, on the first Monday in Januiry next, within the legal hours of"' nibiie sale, all that tract of land or imitation of -Leonard r. Andrews. lecM, to wit: All the tract of land or plantation pon which he died, situate in the bounty of Abbeville and Stale ^foreaid, on Hurley Creek, waters of Sauda liiver, containing 204 Acres, norox>r less, bounded by lands of D. I. Tompkins, Win. II. Hilton, Win. ester, Mrs. Childs, and lands latel}he property of Thomas Payne, ! aceased. .Terms of Sale: One-third cash; the lalance on a credit of twelve months, /itli ten percent, interest peraunum. o bo secured by a bond to tho Proate Judgo for Abbeville County, ,'ith two or more good and approved L'curities, and a mortgage on the remises. The terras of sale to be , omplied with tho Probate Judge, has. W. Guffin. Purchaser to pay )r pajjui o. L. P. GUFFIN, Sheriff Abbeville County. heriff's Office, ) Nov. 29,1873 35-tf. / . Sheriff's Sale. 'eter McKclIar ajjauist [-Execution. J. T. Parks. ) BY virtue of an Execution to mo directed, I will sell at Abbeville curt House, on Suledav in January cxt, within the legal hours, 24 Bales of Cotton. also l Lots in the town of Green wood, one containing 5 Acres, sore or loss, and boundel by Byrd treet, Tanyard Street, and A. Mcicil; the other lot containing 28 Acres, loreorless, bounded by G. & C. Kail- j >ad, C. Calhoun, L. I>. Merriman, i ml others, levied on as the property < F J. T. Parks, at the suit of Peter icKellar. L. P. GUFFIX, Sheriff Abbeville County. hoiiff's Office, ") Dev. 8, 1S73 35-tf. j Sheriff's Sals.' A. J. Furguson, ") vs. Execution. Nathan Ingram. ) ^Y virtue of :m Execution to me ^ directed, 1 will sell at Abbeville jurt IIouho, on SALKDAY in Janu y next, within the legal hours, oiu act of land, containing 409 Acres, ore or loss, bounded by hinds ol . C. Collius, J. \V. Fooshe, and olh:'S. Also, will sell the residence ol NATHAN INGRAM, n TUESDAY after SALE DAY, | ?c following property: 800 lbs. Seed Cotton, more or less, One Sideboard, ( One large Sow, Corn and Fodder in Barn, One pen Wheat Straw, One Cow and Yearling, 8 Stands of Bees, 6 Chairs, One Piano, 11 the above property levied on as ie property of Nathan Ingram, at lesuit of A. J. Furguson. TEftUS CASU. L. P. GUFFIN, S. A. C. heriff's Office, \ Dec. 6, 1873, 3o-4t j /v?i n i Sberitt's sale. Jonathan Jordan, ") \ vs. V Execution, bos. J Lipscomb.) 3Y virtue of an Execution to mc , \J directed, I will sell at Abbeville j ourt House, on Sab-day in January ext, within the legal hours, one tract 1 [' land containing 446 Acres, '; , lore or less, bounded by lands of onatlian Jordan, Estate Kit-hard 1 falcon, John Foster, and others, vied on as the property of T. J. '< ipseoinb, at the suit of Jonathan I nr?l}iii. ( Terms of sale Cash. ' h. P. GUFFIX, 1 8, A, C. ' he riff's Office, 1 Dec. 0, 1873 iW-tf.) " < She riff's Sale. Dv an Order from (ho Court ol ] f5 Common Pleas, I will re-sell at] ?! risk of the former purchaser I ' Bowie, on Saleday in Junurynext within the legal hours, Two i raets of 'ami' the real estate of J. J J. J Vilson, lfc'<l i HE IIOME TRACT, containing 318 Acres, move or less, and tlio VIXYARD TRACT, containing 32 Acres, more or less, ounded by Estate T. J. Douglass. )r. J. W. Marshall, Fair Grounds, nd others. Terms of Sale, One-half cash, the alance on a credit of 12 months, ?^ith interest from date of sale, to give ond and two good sureties. Titles not 0 be delivered until purchase money 1 paid. Costs to be paid in cash. L. P. GUFFIN, Sheriff Abbeville County, heriff's Office, \ tb Dec. 1873, 3->tf/ Sheriff's Sale. 'Martha E. Tate against James P. Tucker, Sarah S. TUclter; ct a!. I ?11 Probate (Court?Petition for Partition. BY Order from W. W. Humphries, Judgo oi Probate Court for An-! kT.son County, to mo directed, 1 will j .sell at Abbeville Court ilouse, on; Saleday in January next, the follow-! iiii^ tracts of land, sold as ihu Ileal Estate of Lucy lladdon, dee'd, to wit: Lot Ni>. .3, containing 138 Acres, moro or less, situate in Abbeville County, bounding lands of Win. Newel and tracts .No. 1 and 4 of said Estate. Lot No. 4, containing 126 Acres, < more or less, bounding Lots No. 1, 2, ' 3, and 5. ' Lot No. 5, containing 37 Acres, ! more or less, bounding lands of Estate i of Wm. Tucker, Polly Hali, Tiact No. < 4, and others. i m -c t. * loruis Ol OUiC. VIIU-IUIIU iao.1 , the balance on a credit of one, two, ' and tbroo years, in equal installments, with interest from day of sale, to be eomputed annually until whole pur- j chase money is paid, with leave to anticipate payment at any time, and ' to give a mortgage of the premises to ' secure the*purchase money; or,that J the purchaser have the option of giving bond for the whole purchase money, except the cost, which must be paid in cash, in three equal installments, with interest as above, by giving approved personal security, together with mortgage ol' premise?. L. P. GUI' FIX, Sheriff Abbeville County. Sheriff's Office. \ Dec G, 187i> 35-1 f. j i Sheriff's Sale. | T. J. Hearst, vs. j- Execution. J. L. Hearst. J BY virtue of an Execution to me di- , recteil, I will .sell at Abbeville 1,'ourt House, on Sale Hay in January IUAIj WILillll UlV. K^Ul lii'iiii-'i wiiv i>tuvi jf land containing 870 ACRES, nore or loss, bounded by lands ol John Foster, A. E. Marshall, W. 11. Watson, and others. ALSO. I"ho following PERSONAL PROLMDllTY will be sold at the. residence >f J. L. HEARST, Oil May, 8!1 January next, ^ 2 Black MmIus, ) One Bay Marc Mule, 10 hc:ui Caulo, One Yoke Oxen, One two-horse Wagon, One four-horse Wagon, and I HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN < FUIiNITURE, til tl e above property levied on as Lhe property of Joneph L. Hearst, al the suit of T. J. Ilecrst. L. P. GUFFIN, Sheriff Abbeville County. Griff's Office, \ Dee, 6, 1873, 3o-tf / \ Khfiriff's S?.le. Mary B. McCaslan, and others, Plain- , tiffs, * opainnt } A.L McCaslan, James MoCaslan, and others, Defendants. < Petition for Partition?Order in Partition. virf.iiA of fin Order issued from J5 the Court of Probate for Abbe- J eilleCouuty, I will sell on Salcduy in j January next, within the legal hours >f public sales, the real estate of Patrick C. MeCaslan, deceased, to i wit: A tract of land situate in the bounty of* Abbeville and Stale of South Carolina, on Bold Branch wa-| Lers of Long Cane Crock, containing rwo Hundred and Sixty-four Acres, move or loss, bounded b}* lands of .T. * FI. Baughman, William iv. Brad cy. Lieorge Zaner, and ot hers. r Terms?one-third cash, balancc on ; < i credit of twelve months with ten j tier cent, interest per annum. Purchaser giving bond and mortgage of. j ? 11 1... a. ? 1 ...I I me premises \o me i rouaiu juu^i 'or Abbeville County. Terms of! <alfi to bo complied with the Probate| Tud<*e only. Purchaser to pay for e ill paper*. t L, l\ CUFFIN, I s. a. o. >ShoritT's Office, l)uc. 3, 1373,35-41 |l Sheriff's Sale. ! B. Lynch and others, ) a^aiosi v Execution. Klizabeth Lynch, j BVviitue of an Kxccution to me"1 directed, J v.ill sell within the', legal hours, at Abbeville Court House, * on Saleday in January next, two!, tracts of land: The HOMESTEAD TItAUT, containing 279 Acres, . j more or less, bounded by lands of ' J. U\ Black, Cnpt. Swilling and others, and the Tit ACT, containing 200 Acres, more or less bounded by lunds of j John Smith, YV. A. Gains and others, i levied on as the property of Eliza-;! both Lynch? at the suit of Uenj. ' Lynch, and others. ( L. P. GUFFIN, ! . Sheriff Abbeville County. 1 Sheriff's Office, 1 Dec. 6, 1873, 35-tf/ aap hijw waitfwbf i lifc ?it??wfc?>1 United 'States of America I ' ;I * South Carolina- District, vj IN THE CIRCUIT COURT UNDER and by virtue of the or dors made in a certain caas< ^ pending in said Court, entitled tht > United States vs. John iFraser^ Oo* pgj the undersigned will -eoll tit Abbeville Court House on M Monday, Mt day of January, MM, ut 12 o'clock M., 1^1 All that Lot of Land with Buildings thereon, situate, lying, and beingin the village 3 of Cokesbury, Abbevillo comity, containing !l Five Acres & Seventeen Poles, a - - - ... I nf adjoining lands ot James M. Eason, L.( Samuel N. Hodges, and the Conference School. ar TERMS?One-third Cash, payable ki Dn the first day of January, 1874, ki svith interest from the day of sale, p* it the rate of seven per cent, per H innum; balance, on a credit of one lfc And two years, to be secured by bond ?' )f the purchaser, carrying interest from the day of sale at the rate of q seven per cent., and paj'able in one xnd two years, and a mortgage o^' the premises. The purchaser will bo let into posinubiirtn 1 in mr>rl i?i <?lv nftnr flm 3ut titles will not be made until the d >avnr?ent of the cash portion of the ai purchase money, and the execution jf the bond and mortgage for the talanc*. Purchaser to pay referee _ or papors. p SAMUEL LORD, Iieferco. Dec. 10, 1873, 35-4t Sheriff'iTsiik "B; IJurrard Garity & Co. or vs. > Execution. 11. M. DuBosc. ) "f BY virtue of an Execution to me directed I will sell at Abbeville (j, J iI.,on'SALEDAY in JANUARY \\ K-xt, within the leg;.l hours, oue l>c .ract of land containing ^ 810 Acres, af nore or less, bounded by lands of ado, F. Mitchell, S. S. Martin and si; >iiiits, icvieu on as uiu pi uj.jui ui ^ it. M. DuHose at the suit of lJuiT&nl Jurity and Patrick Armstrong. Terms of Sale Cash. ? L. P, GUFFIX, ^ /Sheriff A. C. I> ai Sheriff's Office, ) Gili Doc. 1673, 30-4tj Sheriff's Sale. jjj A. J Farguson, ") v?j v 1i1ver>nlinn Spencer Cothran. j ^ BY virtue of an Execution to me ? directed, I will ?ell ut Abbeville ^ Juiirt House wilhin the legal hours, >n Saleday in January next, the ' olio wing property : GO Bushels Corn, to 800 Bundles Fodder, nr 170 Bushels Cotton Seed and H One J Jay Mule, evied on as the property of Spencer Jothran at the suit of A. J. Furgu>011. TEHMS OF SALE CASH. L. P. GUFFIN, S. A. C. Sheriff's Office, I Dec, 11, 187380-3t / Sheriff's Sale. kV. II. Parker, vs. A 0. Watson and P. W. Watson. w BY virtue of an Execution to me 1 directed, 1 will sell at Abbeville 1 Jo ur i House on SAILED AY IN JANJAItY next, within the legul hours, 3ne House and Lot, l<? pi 17 Acres, more or less, o tnd bounded by Mrs. M. E. Gaiy and 3. Z. Hcrndon, aijd others, levied on is the property of J\ vV. V\ atson, at lie suit of W. II. Parker, Commissioner, &c. r0 L. P, GUFFIN, m a A. C. CO Sheriff's Office, ) ?Q Dec. 11, 1873,3G-3L f ^ Sheriff's Sale. ?,' o f)Y virtue of an Order from C, TV. [| Gulfin, Judge of Probate for Abbeville County, I will re-sell at the isk of the former purchaser, A. J. Titus, at Abbeville Court House on 3u led a)* in January next, within the egal hours, 1 Dwelling House and Ten Acres of Land attached thereto, lituato in said county of Abbeville, he late residence of licv. Samuel; ri Dun woody, deceased. I fcsT Terms of Salo Cash Terms of Sale to be complied with he 1'rolij.te Judge. Purchasers to||j VdY lor iiapcrw. . U h. V. GUKFIN, II Hlwiff A. C. a" Sheriff's ()ffiee, ) il IXili l)ec. 187:J, iIC-3t j PINAL DISCHARGE. h! ^VTOTICK i? hereby given that Frank fu i^H JS'ew, Executor of the Estate oJ'<ljt Mrs. Eli.\a New, deceased, has apnlied oi o Chafe. W. Uufliii, Judge of Probute, it find for the County of Abbeville, for ifilial dischargp as Esocijtor, It is Ordered, That the Fifteenth day if January, A. D. 1874, be fixe<J for Hearing 01 iTuuon, aim a mmi mentofsaid Estau>. J. C, W08MAXBKY, Clerk C. 1'., A, C. m Dee. 17,187.-?, 30-tf * |J Final Discbarge. ?r WTOTICE is hereby given that Geo. . 1^1 W. Jones, Executor of the Estate of) ? Dr. Wm. T. Jones, dec'd, has applied to ? L'harlt* \V. Uufifin, Judge of Probate, tli n and for the Coupty of Abbeville, for cc i final discharge us Executor. It is Ordered, that the thirtieth day )f January A. 1). 1874, be fixed for hearing of Petition, a?xJ ft final settlement said Estate, J. C. WOSMANSKY, C. C. P. A. C, Dec. 10, 1873 35-4t* fflff - * 10'.: ' iiu;<. r ?-? vr???4?j 1 ABBEVILLE COVXTt. y C. W. GUFFJN, Esq., Probate Judge. FMTHEREAS, J. L. Miller made f f suit to me, to grant him Letters of dministrntion of the Estate and effects ' John Baskin, col'd, Jateof Abbeville r>ui?tv, deceased. THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite id admonish all and singular the indred and creditors of said John Basins, col'd, deceased, that they be and >pcar before me, in the Court of robate, to be held at Abbeville Court oulb, Houth Carolina, oa Deoember 31, i73, after publication hereof, at 11 clock in the forenoon, to show cause, any they have, why the said Admintration should not be granted. iven under my hand and seal, this 15th day of December in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hnndred and seventy-three, and in the ninetyeighth ypar of American Independence. Published on the 17th ond?4th day of ecember, 1873, in the Abbeville I'rcua id, Banner. C.W. GUFFIN, Judge of Probate. Dec. 17, 36-2t* itation for Letters of Administration The Slate of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE COUNTY. y C. W. GUFF IN, Esq., Probate Judge. WHEREAS, George Wilson, coled, made suit to me, to grant him alters of Administration of the Estate id L'fleets of Fortune Wilson, eol'd, late Abbeville County, deceased. THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite id admonish all and singular the kin cd and creditors of tlvo said Fortune 'ilson, dee'd, that they be and ap ar before mp, j.n the Court of Probate, be held at Abbeville Court House, >uth Carolina,.on 127th Deceniber inst., ter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock, hi e forenoon, to shew cause, if any they ivc, why the said Administration lould not be granted. iveil under my hand and seal, tliW 12th day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three, and in the ninetyeighth 3'i$r of Au^eriCjun Independence. ' I'ubiisnea on tne mn amiz4tn uayoi member, 1S73, in the Abbeville l^res* id Banner. C. W. GUFFIN, J, P.A.C. j Pec. J 7, 1873, 30-2td$5 | ice of CoqMj Cmniuifiuis Abbeville, Dc?, 12, 1873, EALED PROPOSALS t ILL be reoeived at .this ofB<? rf until 12 o'clock M., on the 5th bf January next, furnish MEDICAL ATTENTION id MEtifCIKES for the POOR OUSE and JAIL. By order of the Board, W. P. McKELLAR, Ch. B. Co. Comm'r. Attest, W. II. Taqgart, Clerk. Dcc. 17, 1673, 3G-3t : a ice of County Commissioners, A bbeville, December 1,1873. SEALED PROPOSALS lflLL bo received' at "this office |\f until 12 o'clock M on Saleday in Jannary jeit, ercet new bridges at the following aces: ver Roeky .River at Spear's Mill, " Calhoun's Creek at Brooks' " " Long Cane " Mackay's " " ll " " Dcndy's Bridge " " ' " " Bradley's Mill. A Bond, with satisfactory security r ono-half thb amount of the Bid, ust accompany each proposal The ntructa will be awarded to the lowt responsible bidders in each case, c Commissioners reserving the tcht to reject any and all bids. K'cificfltionH way bo seen at this Ifiec. By order of the Board, W. P. McIvELLAR, C'h. B. C. C. Attest, V>'. n. Taooart, 'J lurk. Dec. 10, 1S73, 45-ti ""sale TO 'ORECLOSE MORTGAGE. , |Y virti'c of a mortgage given to I us, tho subscribers, by Samuel untor, we have taken possession of BaY MAlili, "Lucy," and a BAY ULE, "Jim," included in the n.ort?ge. This property we will sell on tie Day next, nl Abbeville Couit! jiiso, within the usual hours of sale, r cash, and apply ?o much as may i > neces.-ftry to tho satisfaction of'1 tr di?bt and costs, WAUDLANV & EDWARDS, Abbeville 15th Dee., 1873, 3t Notice of Salo. |Y Order of the Court of Probate i I for Abbeville County, we will sell. i Sale Pay in January next, At bbevijlo C. H.. S. C.. within the gal hours of Salo, all Judgements, xccutions, Notes, <&e., belonging to ie estate of Capt. John Swilling, deiflfled, which havo bcou appraised as )ubtful or worthies*. WH. J. MILIFORD, Z. HALL, Qualified Executors, Dec. 17, 1873, 30-81 4 ^AX.ITA.BLE ttS FOR SALE. * i m 9 m p IMeance of authority conferred by tbe^will of Col. N. II. Miller, ased, I will sell the following > ^'fcraojlsof land at public outcry ' beville C. 11., on Saluday in t y D4*t, some r teen Hundred Acres , able land, lying upon Penr$ek and Little Hiver, recenteye*! and divided into twelve Tfie&einclude tuo wciu VALLEY LANDS. j ALSO, TheDesirable Residence near, Abbd-ville village, with some NINETY-glXA CUES attached. . Terms made known on day of sale. Purchaser to pay for papers. Mary C. Miller, s Surviving Executrix. Dee. 9 1873, 35-41; / ~ Lands on Long Cane For Sale. * ? ^ . BY virtae of the authority conferred upon me", in and by^a"certain mortgage from D. A. Foxworth tome of the tract of land described below, to FORECLOSE THE SAID MORTGAGE. I, Robert II. Ward Jaw, will sen. At Abbeville Court House OX SALE BAT KEXT, being the fifth da}* of January next, for cash, that valuable tract of land situate in the fork of Long Cane and Norris creeks ia Abbeville County, containing Sii EiW aii EiiMy Acres, more or less, known by name of Tol lico. Possession to be givon immediately. P TT WAPm.AW Abbeville, Dec. 10,1873, 35-4t Santa Claus ITST TIMES. JJE has arrived At tjjo DRUG STORE Of the undersigned, and is now displaying a most excellent array of his wares, consisting of : * fill , - < ^JSr i ' fc- tfc. U'DtK IT V-SJ E of every description, and Candies arid Sweet Tilings; t ? " 1 V Id a most varied abnmlanc& PASSES & PERPJM. i ' ' i? Dec. 10,1873, 35-tf Christmas Holidays. ; < WE have now in Store and to arrive the hcsl assortment of ft ' * -4 ' - . ft f:v ; X v Confectioiiaries* consisting in part of the following: FRENCH CANDIES, In endless variety. TOY CANDIES. TOY BOXES, < TOY VASES, NUTS OF ALL KINDS, Seedless Raisins, < i ft i._ , Uitron, turrauta, XiAiiuuts, Canned Goods, and Fruits in Variety. Fire Works Of nil kinds. Give ns a call and \vc will show yen many pretty goods. ' Respectfully, McDonald & Haddon, Dec. 10, 1874, 35-tf GREENWOOD FEMALE INSTITUTE, THE exercises of this Institution: will open oji the first Monday in January, 1874. The scholastic year oi\ lino moiitiiu ariii Iio divided into three I terms: the first term will end Friday before the first Monday in April; the second term will.commence on the first ! Monday in April, nnd end Friday be-J fore theJtrat Monday in July; the third terui will commence the first Monday ! in ISeptomber, ;ind end Friday before the first Monday In December. Therej will be a public examination at the r close of the ?fieond term, It J* designed j to provide every facility for a thorough and complfito female education, {'om? petent AH?i?tantij will be employed a*; th# nma&iticu q( the Institute require, i Bates of Tuition Per Terna of Three Months, to bo paid' !u advance* Primary Deportment, $HM: Academic Department. $10.00; Collegiate Department, $J-.00; Musical Department. $13,00. K.oard twelve dollars per month, W. K. BLAKE, Bcc. 10, 1S73 33-tf PrinCii,a1' I f Etiwan FERTILIZERS White Bros., THE SOLE AGENTS FOR the sale of the abovo wellknown and highly valuable Fertilizers have now on hands a full supply and will be glad to furnish such of their customers as intend using theru next year. Every one remembers bow difficult it was to get Guanos last Spring. Many farmers lost several days of valuable time in coming to town with their teams. anu not atew, aitjr several ineffectual trips, failed at last in securing Fertilizers. To obviate any further trouble of this kind, and to enable planters to take their Fertilizer^ home when they are marketing their Cotton, an early supply has been ordered^ No one can fail to we the advantage to be derived by the saving of time in the Spring, when every moment is valuable to the farmer. The standard ot'theEtiwani \jiliciiiuo ivijjiiiiiD iiic suiiiu it luirj ai\va#y?' been. No Fertilizers manufactured in thisi country have a higher standing, or arc more generally used. If tiie acreage iu Cotton is to be reduced another year, (and all will admit that there is too much Cotton planted) the greater will be the need for Fertilizers. Plant less, but cnrich your lands more, is the true policy. The Etiwan Dissolved .Bone ManufacCorecf for composting with co?? toft seed jririHftable-ivmmire i* eotniuendcd with great (fen Jidence to the farmer. iX hasgiveu universal {satisfaction, and all who have used it want it again. Send in your orders early. Tlie terms are the same they would be if the purchase should be delayed until Spring. Money ia-raadeby saving valuable time. WHITE BROTHERS, Agents. l)ec. 10,1S73, 35, tf MVisnnir, Fomalft College. Cokesbury, Abbeville, S. C. (CHARTERED 1853.) Twenty-first annual session opens WEDNESDAY, 21st day of JANUARY, 1874, closcs last Wednesday ill October. FACULTY. ] W. Christie Benet, Literary Principal. Department. } Mrs. Julia Glass,. I Miss Ella Aiken, J Miss Julia Glass. Mime. Ait Miss Tallulali Whitner, Department. -Miss Aiken. Ornamental Work. Afluu KflUiilfi ('alHwpll. Expoi&csfor Term of Nine Months. Primary Department, $2o; Academic Department, $35; Collegiate Department, $60; .Music, $40; Board $12 to ?15 per month. - -/>* * The Masonic Female College affords to youug ladies the means of obtaining a thorough liberal education at rates very moderate?no extra charge i being made for Latin or French. It I is Wilder Hie patronage of the-Masonlci Brotherhood. It is in a locality proverbially healthy: and near a Mineral Spring. For Circulars,apply to W. CHRISTIE BENET, Principal. Dec. 3, 1873, 34-tf CONGAKEE^ OoIu.mToia, S. O. DfAWlO+AI" X X XV/ IUA Manufacturer of Steam Engines and Boilers. Iron and Brass Castings of all Descriptions made to Order. I was awarded the first premium on.castings at the State Agricultural and Mechanical' Society Fairs, held in Columbia, November, 1871, '72 '73. MANUFACTURE Circular Saw Mills of all sizes. ALSO Took the First Premium at State Fairs held November, 1871, '72, '73. Manufacture Portable Grist Mills of all sizes. Also awarded a premium at State Fairs Cor tlia best GRIST MILL IRONS. For Sale. The Circular Saw Mill that took the premium at the lato Fair. ALSO One Hfl Ilorsc Power, One 15 " " Stationary Enirine. Until in good order and will be sold low for C'juih. .TOIIX ALEXANDER, Columbia, S. C. Or D. li. S.Minr, Agent, Abbeville S. C. Itr. 10, 187.1, JH-tf AT PRIVATE SALE. OFFER fur sale that House and X Lot in the Town of Abbeville, known on I bo "AIOORK PLACE." Ii is pleasantly situated, sufficiently retired, and yut convenient to business. There arc seven rooms in the house ; 1 a iargo kitchen and a well of <rood water on the lot. Tho terms will be accommodating For further par- , titulars call on me. THOS. C. PERRIK. Abbeville. Xov. -f, '73, If 1 > V TO PRINTEBS. > , ' ' Fox* Sale V ? 50 FONTS SECOND IIAKD - vj 308 fftS AT > > .1 '% _ . _ GREAT BARGAINS . V.' J/ \j' ox > ' , T J Accommodating Term3. NINETY SIX HIGH SCHOOL J. R. BLAKE, Principal. THE exercises of this institution will bo resumed on the 12th JANUARY, 1874. Every effort made to educate boys and girls sociably, intellectually, and morally. The services of competent assistants will be employed, as may bo necessary for the success of the institution. Terms per session of 20 weeks, as follows: Primary Department, $10 00 Geography, Grammar, 12 50 History, Philosophy, Physiology, Chemistry, &c 15 00 Algebra, Geometry and Languages, 17 50 Ma sic reasonable. Board 812 per month. Dec. 17, 1873, 3fr-2t ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE TO ... DEBTORS & CREDITORS, rALL persons having demands (either in note or account,) against JAMES W. FOWLER A CO., or JAMES W. FOWLER hidivitfually, will present them to me properly attested by 1st January, 1874. All indebted to the late firm will mako immediate payment to the undersigned. I. T, ROBERTSON, ASSIGNEE OP Jas. W. Fowler & Co, NoV. 19,1873,23-tf Iron in the Blood - " MAVCQ TUC WPAIT STaflNR. ITinrvbv i lib iiuin w iiwkmi The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect* ed Solution of the Protoxide of Iron, is so combined as to have the character of an aliment, as easily digested and assimilated with the blood as the simplest food. It increases the quantity of Naturc98 Own Vitalizing Agent, Iron in the blood, and cures "a thousand ills," simply by Toning up,Invigorating and Vitalizing the System. The enriched and vitalized blood permeates every part of the body, repairing damages and waste, searching out morbid secretions, and leaving nothing for disease to feed upon, 4 This is the secret of the wonderful success of this remedy in * curing Dyspepsia, liver Complaint, Dropsy, Chronic ?lai> rhoca, Boils, Nervous Affections^ Chills 0 and Fevers, Humors, loss of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, and all diseases originating in a bad state of the blood, or accompanied by debility or a lou> state of the system. Being free from Alcohol, in any form, its energizing effects are not followed by corresponding reaction, but are pennanent, infusing strength, vigor, ami neuf life into all parts of the system, and building up an Iron Constitution. Thousands have been changed by the use of this remedy, from weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong, healthy, and happy men and women; and invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give it a trial. See that each bottle has PERUVIAN SYRUP blown in the glass. Pamplxlots Free. sfth W. FOWLE L SONS. Proorietors, No. 1 Milton Place, Boston. Solo by Drugci8ts gzmballt. FINAL DISCHARGE. NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs. Elizabeth A. Miller, Administratrix of the Estate of EHANKLIX MlLLEIl, deceased, has applied to Charles W. .Guftiii, Judge of Probate, iu und for the County of Abbeville, for a linal discharge as Administratrix. It is Ordered, that the sixteenth day day of January, A. i-). 1874, be fixed for hearing of Petition, aud a ilual settletneiit of said Estate. .1. C. NVOSMAXSKY, Clerk (Vnrt Probate, Abbeville County, Doe. IT, IS73, 30-tf *