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Stat4 of _South ,Carolina .Newbmy aty-In - the Cirait Court-In IIba ssa . . Kiard, Eeentor of K.7[ liafd. The CtgesQ J M.-Kinard, dee'd, are to - and estabb. on oath, before t Co.rt, * rpsc demands Es hs i4 Ma next. STHOS. X. LAKE, c. o. r. .UJst' of SouLh Carolina Cwar-da the Circuit court-In W. N. Grierso! and E. C. Grierson his sife, and I sTha9 F. Harmon, Adm'r, and drTheWpm us M .:T. Kinard. dee'd, are IqVS e idr and ..inbn.h o-a oath. before Coutth espetii demands, Art day of May next. THO. M. LAKE, xsrO , C C. P The .State of South Carolitza C .-Ia. tht Cireait Court-In W. Iad ind vii, Adm'l, vs. Lala b*e and eiers. Malmiisilf&sh Xek, dee'd. are beom auien W . e oa, bef c. c. P. The State or South Carolina ast ann Sa MLong, vs. Latme. _i 'J. Lng. and dohem. Lale 'he gradiors of George LoAg, deo'd are re" to rsader and aabWbos oath, beibre the - - dre S' yuY demands, se*- of South Carolia :Conty-I the Circuit Court Dmeai &eas, Administrator, vs. Andrew Sheely and wife and others. The Creditors of John Seas, deceased, are and establish on oath be -geee,their oun or beore the Ist day - TaOS. Y. LAKE, C.c. P. - itaie of South Carolina . -tho Circuit Court Administratrix, vs. Wm. S. Birge, et al. rdte of Jo S. Brge, deccased, deederasnd establish on oath, b.b u JObnstne. special refieree, their es ar'before th0 lbt diy MyQ . LAKE The State tSorath"Uarolina the Circuit Court a and othersby next fMend, vs alse ta Long and Thos. Ellisor. W. long; *ceased, sesablish on oath, ourit, thefr respec gi,ads an or before the lst day of oSifOS1"gL g,E - aC. C. P J-tatfd South Carolina Nesau Osmiay-l the Circuit Court L.; Afett.VS. W m. ibsh,ibeus ey Bidges, deceased, adestablish onia*h, orW the 1st day of day gROS. 3g. LAKE, ~sheikcalt Court ~ ~ ~. Jasep Watsos, ,t~GuotT6ielsWatsn.decesed, and estabn.'h on oath, -- MEbi Court, their respec'. a as a is-hfr the 1s day of ~~ -OS. R. E.LAKE, g . -. . C- U. P. dise a t Sr Bos Carolina t hCureit- Court Jaba at,~5, vs. Jaqies H. WBIW aba . t. Duseam an res - erJimes W. t)aetet, dee'd, see ge headerand esohbbh on.oath, en er lieire the st day 'IMIgg of Solath Carolina cra-Court Adalailtrator and 'others, U;; W .IunIt and others. ~ .hUD:.deeased, ue*' eswb bon oath, . this Cowar iser-epees 4SbeGsrJhs1stda; ofgay LAKE, a mi v. t. c. gg g'.FSt kooth, Carolina ~y Gp..e-In tae Cirenit Court sxeeutor, vs KJiabeth' -' ad asd~ others. * j~e~eR~Rof Andrew Kinard, dec'd, su~fu6 ~ iSdr and establish on oath. b*e~clek~ trms court, their respee *~rdu~ er before the ,t day of - 5~24 . C. C. C .L*WW 4tof the United States, ~ ~~*& m.h& (A4geth Caroiun. In '. Ela athe mattee of Joseph a griia' peakios for adjadioation of Amaratafws Sled on the 29th day of *Sjdesr., U868 in said Court. Tfhsla t. give notice that on the 14th day as Msh A. D. 1869, awarrantof .E was isuuedagainst the Estate of .. 3ge W. Hull,In the District of Newberry, M 'g4,eathCarol!on who has been ad baheton his own petition: ~'~hiM~,fany debts and the de 5wy~a~ proertybelonging to said u~~, rl'hs use, and the by kims, are for - tids.hbw; amd that a meeting of- the -4Marapt to prove their on sriore Assignees he eld at a Court of Bank stNewberry Court Ostn;b4fore C. G. Jae g,1q. Rgitrr,mathe 3 day of P. .EPPING, --U. S. Marsha! as Messenger. by A. P. Pwr.s, 1:2 St.Deputy Messenger. ,Ju e4.William Summer, of 3 h iwbery-In Bankruptcy. - Psa'ast toaserder of the Ho. Gq. the ja eset aeitors of the aeml7required to rendbr their Reas and stlihthe eaRs eoat beoreon rbeforthe 17th dayvof Apri ste . .C. G. JAEGEE, Esseh961%) Beg, in Bankruptcy. ~FAT~) SOUTH CAROLINA .byJes?.som, Probate Judge, Wheres. R&maE. Wilson baving - ~5sI~as to grant her Ietters of Ad, ~tUiI1rIIbdfOthe estate and effbeta of Jas. *tu#tbrefore to cite and admonish hekindred and ereditors of tbe and appear before -@5~Cert of- Probate to be -held at k.bgyCourt House on the 5th- day of tbs ,to,sabwcase f an hbave, whf te said administrai$onl not be raaed. Maer Anno.4~ Jo nT er oa, r. Jo. KC Tair Notice. Owners of cattle are warned that unless they keep their animals from trespassing on the premises of Mr. Duffie, now occupied by me, that I will confine them at their cost. My fences are in good order, but as the stock complained of, are of the jumping kind, I cannot kee.p them out. Take fair notice therefore. PETER VANTONGEREN. March 17 11 3t. NEW STORE At the SIGN of THE RED FLAG, C, C, CHASE & 10. 40BARRELS No. 1 FLOUR. At MAYES & MARTINS. mr 1711tf Mackerel in packages to suit. C. C. CHASE & CO. Mess Pork for Family and Plantation use. C. C. CHASE & CO. Extra Liverpool and G. A. Salt. C. C. CHASE & CO. 50 Bales CHOICE EATERI DAY, At-. MAYES & MARTINS. marl7tf Kerosene Oil and Adamantine Candles. C. C. CHASE & CO. Eisterl, and other Hay. C. C. CHASE & CO. New Millinery. &HI& ANN WHIARY, Respee,tfullv'informs the ljadieq of New. berry and vi<'init,y, that she- has now in store her Spring assortment of' Millinery, Flowers, Ribbons, &c., To which she invites attention and examin aton. March 17 11 2t. Special attention called to our stock Sugar, Cofeec, Tea and Molasses.. C. C. CH ASE & CO. laihe District Court of the UNITED STATES, for the District of South Carolina -In Bankruptcy. Ex Parte E. P. Lake-In the Matter of H, H. Kinard-BankrupL. Pursuant to an- ord -r of said Court in this case, dated 11th iarch, 1969, I will .selI, for ca*lh, at pubalic anetion, to the highest bidder, on the ninth.. (9th) day of April, A. D. 1889, at the plantation known as the '-Richj Hill Place" and the- "Kerr Place," the personal property thereon respectively seizd, as the property of thet said Bankrupt, bh the United States Marshlaal, under order osaid Court, data d 27th January, 1869. The property consists in part of 10 or 15 Bags of Cotton. 21 bead of Horses & Mules, Lot Hlogs, Cattle, Provender, Agricultural. And Farming Implemen ts, Blacksmith and Carpenter Tools. &c., &c. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. J1. P. M. EPPING. U. S. Marshal. Per A. P. P!FER, Deputy Messenger. March 17 11 4t. Sugar Cured, Canvassed and other HAMS. C. C. CHASE & CO. TO PARENTS & GUA RDIANS. The subscriber will (D. V.) be at Colum bia, on Monday the 3rd of May, to receive young ladies who may wish to go to Daven port Female College, Lenoir, No. Ca., and will accompany them to the College with out any charge for his attention. The place of meeting in Columbia will be at Mrs. Samuel Townsend's Private Board n~g House, immediately over Shiver's Store, on Main Street. Good accommodations for the young ladies can be had there at reason able rates. Send to the subscriber at Ches ter, S. 0., for Cireulars. March 1? 11 4t SAMUEL LEARD. Bacon, Bacon, Bacon. C. C. CHASE & CO. Don't forget to call before par chasing elsewhere. We won't be undersold. C. C. CHASE & CO., Sign of the Red Flag. March 17 11 tf. NITROUS OXIDE. D. W. B. McKETLAR is uow prepared to adminIster the above Gas to his patients without fear or danger to themselves. Teeth extracted without the least particle of pain, and the patient conscious of what is going on. The Doctor is now . prepared in his tooughty re..fornished Laboratory, to do anytigin his line upon the most s .ientis fle principles. -W. B. McKELa Feb. lOA2mu 300 Bushels Prime White Corn. C. C. CHASE & CO. LOVELiE & \1THEELEIt, Are now receiving a large and splendid stock of Dry Goods AND Fancy Goods, Which they intend to sell at very short profits, so as to give all a chance to get a portion. They are enlarging these branches of their business, and expect to keep a much better stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods And Trimmings, than ever before. They invite a special examination of their Stock and prices tefore making .your purchases. They also have a ice stock of Gents & Boys Hats, ALSO Gents & Ladies, Boys & Misses SHOES, Besides a general assortment of Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, &c., &c. March 17 11 2t. Peach. Blow, and Other Seed Potatoes. C. C. CHASE & CO. Private Sale. I will sell at private sale, one House and Lot, in the town of Newberry, containing one acre, more or less, and now occupied by Mrs.. E. Dansby. If not sold before Sale day next, will he offered at public out ey. T. M. PAYSINGER. March 17 11. t. Capt. McFall, WITH MESSRS. BRRE & SON9, Takes pleasure in informing the Ladies particularly, and the community at large, that an elegant Stock of Goods is now open for inspection. In tie line of F.ne Goods, special attention has been given, and the assortmect of Embroideries, Tattins, Laces and Trimmings, Is the - completest and best ever before brought out. While the Stock of Dry Goods, White and Heavy Goods, And Dress Patterns in Poplins, Lenoes, Mozamnbiques, Tam erti nes, - Grenadines, Challios, Silks, Muslins and Calicoes, TOGETHER WITH hirtings, Sheetings, *Stripes, &c., &c. Are of the best grades and qualities. To whib is added an elegant and beautiful asrtment. of atig altd 60fle1 $1fiidI5. All of these Goods are ofterea at reason able prices. Call and examine. March 17 11 tf. DR, TUOS, T. MOORE, Is happy to inform his friendts and the public, that he is up again-better and brighter than~ ever, after the recent confia raion .- He is prepared to perform all anner of operat:ions connected with the Dental profession, in the most scientific inner. He desires particularly to call the attention of persons suffering from "Cleft Ptlate." He cain remiedy the evil and make speech perfect. Hle has greater facilities for making and administering Nitrous Oxide Gas, than any one else ini the State. Teeth can positively be extracted without pais, by the use of this Gas, when adminis, tred by scientifie hands. Prsons n ishing any work Jone will find it to their advantage to t all at his office, over Messrs. Bryant & McCarter's Book Store, Main Street, Columbia, S. C. March 17 11 3m. Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an order from John T. Pe tersn, Probate Judge for Newberry Coun ty, directed to me, I will sell at Newberry, C. H., on Sale day next, the following pro pert, to wit: One House & Lot, in the Town of New berry, situate and bcing at the South-east corner of Friend and Caldwell streets, and containing one fifth of an acre (more or less); and another House & Lot, situate and being in the Town of Newherry,on Caldwell street, adjoining the Greenville and Colum bia Railroad, containing one eighth of an aere (more or less); the Real Estate of G. D. Amiek. Terms cash. -5 By virtue of surdry writs of Fieri Facias to e directed, I will sell on the 5th day of April next, the following property, to viz: One House & Lot, containing about one half acre, (more or less); bounded by the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and Lot of William Langford, and now occupied by T. P. Slider. Levied on at the suit of the Bank of Newberry,' S. C., vs. Spencer F. Smith. 8 Three large Stores, now occupied by W. T. Tarrant, Wright & Coppock, and S. P. Boozer, & Co., running fifty-five feet in front, and sixty in rear (more or less); and bounded by the Public Square in front, Stores of Jacob Singleton on the South; on the East by lots of myself and Sim Pratt. In these three Stores, I sell the Interest of Henry Whitmire, or what was in 1861. Levied on at the suit of the Bank of New berry, vs. Henry Whitmire. 3 Four hundred and ninety acres (more or less), bounded by lands of George oxnier, Frank Miller, et al. Levied on as the prop erty of N. F. Johnson, at -the suit of the Bank of Newberry. 3 AL.so, 9 One hundred and eighty acres, of Land, (more or less~), bounded by lands of Dr.J.N. Herdon, Samuel Atchison, et al. Levied on at the suitdf Wi'liam Ray, vs. Jas. S. Mosely. . Two hundred and seventy two acres (more or less), bounded by lands Qf Dr. C. H. Sondly, J. M. Brcoks, et al. Levied on as the property of J. D. Edd ' a the, suit of Mathias Kinard, c's.H. B. W ickRi andJ. U. Koon. Terms cash. - *March 15, 1869. T. M. PAYSINGER, Wholesale and Retail C. C. CHASE & CO. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN) 1QEWBERRY COUNTY. By John T. Peterson, Probste Judge. Whereas Moorman Ruff has made suit me to grant him Letters of Administratio will annexed, of the Estate and effects Cecilia Liles, deceased. These are therefore to cite and adJmoni all and singular, the kindred and creditors the said deceased, to be and appe.ir befo me. in the Court of Probtto to he held Newberry Court House. on the 25th day March inst., after publication hereof, 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, any they have, why the said Administratil should not he granted. Given under my hand this 11th day March, Anno Domjni 1869. JOHN T. PE1'ER-ON, P. J. N. C. March 17 11 2t. District Court of the United Statc For the Distri't of South Carolina. In Bat ruptcy. In the matter of Joseph Docket Bankrupt. To whom it may concern: The undersiga hereby gives notice of his appointment as A signee of the estate of Joseph Duckett of Ne berry, and State of South Carolina within i County, who has been adjudged a Bankrt upon his own petit on by the District Court aid District. Dated at Newberry C. H.,I 12th day of March, A. D.. 1869. J. N. MARTIN, Assignee March 17 11 St. Fine Assortment Tea Cake C. C. CHASE & CO. Dry Goods--Sprin 1869. The undersigned have received a Ir assortment of Elegant Dress Good embracing Lenos, Japanese Cloth, Lu tres, Berages,Percales, Gre adines, Printed Jaconets, 0 gandies,.&c: Also, A .complete Stock of - Kid Gloves,Silk Mitts, Glove Fitti, Corsets, Plain, Hem-stitched and El broidered Handkerchiefs,' Frilling a Ruffling. Fancy and Staple Dry Good Their Stock of FANCY and STAPI DRY GOODS is larger than usual, a they intend to keep at all times a FIR CLASS DRY GOODS' STOCK. Their Stock of Groceries and Hardware is now very full and complete. Calwle &McCaugri March:.107__ _ 300 Th91b ,. Olioice Seed Oats. ' C.0 C. CHASE & CO. NEWBERRY FEMAL M&ADEMY. REV. J. B. HIL LUOUSE-PaIXCIPAL Miss FARNIE LEAVELL, Asitn " ANNIE IILLIOtisE, MR. F. WEBBER-Professor of Music CoL, S. FiIa-Charman-Board Truste Terms per quarter, of 2& months, payal in advance. Primary Department, Spelling, Read ing. Writing and First Lessons In Arithmetic, English Grammar and in Geography,... .. .. ..$5 English Grammar, Geography, Arith metic and History,... . ...$7 Latin, Greek. French, Logic. Rhetoric, Physical, Mental and Morai Sci, ences,..... .. .... $10 No Pupil will be charged at the same tii with more than one of the preceding rates Music, extra-$25 per session of fi months. Boarding, with the Principal and othe: on reasonable terms. Thorough instruction afforded in all I bhranches of a liberal education. March 10 10 tf'. Fresh Arrival, Family Extra, and Super Flour. C. C. CHASE & CO. At Reduced Prices In order to reduce our Stock of EAVY BOOT8S AN8HOE| We offer them at GREATLY REDUCED PRICE . To Make Room FOR OUR Spring Stock. All persons indebted will pilea come forward and settle imme< ately, Abrams, Grimai & Ilargrove March10 10 8t. NEW GOODS---NEW GOOD J UST RIECEIVED, NEW SPRING Al Seasonable Prints. Plain Striped P1 and Dotted;Swiss and Jaconet Muslinis; gether, with many other Seasonable Goo March 10110 4t R. STEWART & CO Ladles' Shoes and Gaiters. J UST RECEIVED A BEAUTIFUL L KID and CLOTH GAIFERS, cv< pair of which is warranted. ALso, Children's BOOTS of superior quality. C soon. If you want a super pair Gaiters, e1 laced in front, or elastic ott the sides. We are receiving almost daily, new a desirable Goods. R. bTEW A R & CC March 10 10 4t Notice. All persons havmng demands against Estate of A. G. Kibler, dee'd, are her< legally notified to present the same on before the 10th day of April next, ais a i tment will be made on saidl estate at t time. Those who fail to present theit mands by that time will be barred. D. W. T. KIBLEli, Adri'r Marwh 14 11 4t. 'PHEl . CotionPlantCookStove, wIrH PlaiDoaDd ExteosioR.iop( io of re at" of . at of C Please examine and test this Store and ( 8 you will find it all we represent it to be. ] For Economy in Fuel; ed For Durability ; p- For Capacity in Baking, Boil o ing and Broiling; For Simplicity in Manage - ment; s. For Cleanliness in Cooking ; _ For great power of Heat in Baking and Boiling, with a very small Consumption of Fuel ; For Beauty of Design. For Smoothness of Castings and Elegance of Finish; The "Cotton Plant" STANDS UNEQUALLED, ASHER PALMER, Columbia, S. C., Sole Agent for one half the State of S. C. Jan 274tf Boxes, Bales, BUNDLES, AND n- BETTER THAN the BEST id BARGAINS ! S. Having made extens ye purchases lately, and as our store room is crowded fr,m cen tre to circumference, we propose to make d room by disposing of the same immediately, iT if possible, and to enable us to do s), we call for 500 Cash Customers to fly to our relief' with money in hand, to whom we will give Bargains in GROCERlES-Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Mo lasses, Flour, Bacon, Potatoes, etc., etc. DRY GOODS-C'alicoes, Domeistics, etc., I lIsCELL ANEOUS-Boots, shoes, Hats and Capsi. Crockfet y, Glass, Wood and Jng Ware. A nd all other articles in our line which mayv be calletd for at WVII8ON & IC'lKER'S Grocery, under the Hotel. SGroceries ! DRY GOODS. &c. The undersigned bas enlarged the capacity of his Store for the saccommodatien of his leSpring Stock of Goods ! which are'dnow arriving. And he has in store a fine lot of-Groceries, SDry Good.', &c. Extra Family 50 Flour, Sugars. ,Coffee, Tea, Bear grass IIams, Planting Potatoes, og $6.50 per barrel or $2.25 per4 nbushel. Also, crackers, cheese, < re sardines, canned fruit, soap, can dles, matches, etc. And confec "' tionary, nuts, fancy articles, &c. he Together with dry goods, calico, and piece goods for spring clothing. ~ CALL E . A. HARRIS. P. S.-The Fish schedule will be changed after this week. Tuesda.ys, Thursdays and Saturdays will be the days for choice Shad -- and Blacksfish. A. H. NEW ANII CHEAP ,GROCERY STORE.: We have just opened a heavy stock of s Family & Plantation Groceries, of' superior quality, at No. 2, Mollohon Row, in the Town of Newberry, where we will constantly receive and keep a full ass.srt ment of all goods in our hiire, and ~Sell them as l'ot as they can be SSoldin this 1Vlarket In connection with the Grocery trade, we will do a general Commission business, and will make liberal advatnces on all Cotton or other produce entrusted to one shipment. -We will also purchase every kind of pro Sduce at market, prices. SWe invite our friends and the public e enerally to ain examination of our stock. LidFe. '7 l f.R. MOORMAN & Co. to e. 77tf s THE jEQUITABL E irLife Assune Soeiety na Is One of the STRONGESTanIdmost FAIRL.YMANAGED ,he In the World. by Silas Johnstone & tr- Win. F. Nance, Agents ,at XarchI010 tf e-WINDOW SHADES. . MOORMAN & Go. Have just received their .arge and well sele::ted stock OF .roceries and Family Supplies. onsisting in part of Bacon lams, Sides and Shoulders, Lard, ugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses and yrup, Flour,Irish Potatoes,Mack rel, Salt, in Sacks, Bagging, Rope nd Twine, N'ails, Cooper's ware, :c., &c. Also, a fine lot of Cheese, Can les, Table Salt, White Wine and ider Vinegar, Crackers, Raisins, runes, Almonds, Pecans, Black nd Red Pepper, Spices, Nutmegs. inger, .Cloves and Essences o very kind. Also. a great variety of' Family ,nd Toilet Soaps, Soda, Starch, laing and Copperas. Also, different grades of Chew ng and Smoking Tobacco and Ci ,ars, Powder, Shot, Bar Lead, ?ereussion Caps, together with any other articles in general use n families, that cannot be enume -ated. Feb. 17 7 addlery, Saddlery, Hardware, Carriage Materials, LEATHER,&o The undersigned beg to call attention to heir .arge and Complete Stock of addles, Bridles, Harness, Carriage Materials, &e., &., Vhich they offer at wholesale and retail pon the most favorable terms. Orders Promptly Executed. JENNINGS, THOMLINSON & CO., No. 1'9 Meeting St., opposite Charleston lotel. March 3 9 1mo. EDWIN BITES & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN liy Goods and Clothing, 122 & 124 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON S. C. hin Bates, Geo. C. Selman, Thos. . IcGahan. Febh. 10 6 3mo. JAMHES PACKER, PRACTICAL lOUSE, SIGN AND DECORTIV PAINTR, Glazier and Paper Banger, 'Newberry C. H., S. C., Beg3 to inform the citizens of this corn' nunity that he is now fairly started in busi iss and prepared to execute all orders with eaness and pnnctual ty and at moderae aurant, Newberry C. H. -March 3 BARGAINS I [f you want good bargai.ns, call at A. SINGLETON'S. N. 0 Molasses of the very best luaify, White Wine Vinegar, Nterosene Flour', Sugar, Coffec and Mack ~onstatly on hand; togetber with well selected Stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, VERY LOW PRICES. Fb. 3 5 tf. Wiskeman & Wilber, Having removed to their New Store, are eady to accommodate their friends in all os of Groceries, at the lowe'st prices pos They atre ready to fill orders for Peruvian lu.o,'direct from the original Peruvian At Market Prices for Cash. Feb. 2-4 8 tf. W. G. GLENN, WITH QEO. C. ROBINSON, GROCER AND omission Merchnt, 267 Broad Street, AUGUSTA', Ga0E9IA. Choice Famiily Groceries, OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION!, Including Bacon, Flour, Coffee, sgar, Salt, PQtatoes, Salt FisA,&c. t the Lowest .Cash Pirices. Dec. 2 49 6mnos. ARKER'S3REECH-LOADIlNG DOUBLE- BARRE LED SHOT GUN, the latest, best and cheapest made. Uses my ammunition. Prices, complete, $70 to dr BIS.&CO., Charlestn eb. 24 83mo Notice. By order of the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan,Judge f the U, s- District Court, for the District f Soith Carolina, I will sell, on Monday, he 5th .day of April next, before the Court House door, in the Town of Newberry. all the Notes and Book Accounts belonging to he Estate of A. M. Wicker, Bankrupt. erms cs. JOHN T. ?EThRO, FRESH ARRIVALS The nndersi ed has jast rturned from kest York wih alarg an a l%tit of Dry Goods and Groceries. which he is prepared to rell low for casb. Feb. 10 tf. D. MO *Z L Spring Dress Goods. A few pieces of nice Poplin and Challis Yobas "ad see them, at D. XOWECW$. Notice. I have- been solicited by my friend's fi"e time to time to order stoves for them, and! would now say to all who desire one of the best COOK Si'OVES, that I have made as isfactory arrangements with the manufacta rers. and can Ol1 orders for all who mayder sire.D.i0V Jan 13 LIME. Eor sale by Jan 13 D. MOWER. Just Received, Some very heavy PLAID Os NABURG, for sale kcow by . MOW Jan. 27 4 tf DRY & MILLINERY gOO A good stock of the above con stantly on hand, and fot saMe ToV for cash, by D. MOWE: Jan 13 tf New Orleans Molasses For sale by Jan 13 D. MOWER. Prints-Prints. New and handsome styles of $aFa Timp Feb ***tf D1'" 9'' . Ladies' Baskets. A fiue a<sortment at D. NOWEW'. Feb 10 tf. Kits New Mackerel and S*fmon, for sale Feb 10 tf D. MOWER. Anice stock of Sugars. Cal and ses be1R buying at D. MOWFAMS Leather, for sale by D. MOWER. LARGELY INUtfiSBI Stock of Groceries Paysinger & Wilson Next door to the Shoe Store, Have now on hand, and to which they ait constantly adding all choice articles In tife Grocery line, which they are sellingr at L OW PRICES, GROCERE& Bacon, Lard, Molasses, Flour Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Candles' Mackerelj & 1getibr wuis Bagging, .3p& .Trace Chai0s). -Spades,' Ares, Yarns' bottou a?di'd Onaargs, liomespuns, Tobacco and Segara, .Tin ware, Jug warE, And a large variety of other arti: ees, sneh as are usualf kept iW * first class grocery store~ dec 2 49 A. DI. LUYELACE, Next door to Capt. Gaunti,n DEALER IN Choice Faitly Groceriesi, Keeps constantly on band all articles It the above line, bes.ides Candies, Tobacco, Segars, - and a variety of other artid-ei. Please call and examine my stoe~n inquire my prices, which will be fI~ saifactorv. ,Feb. 17 7 tf M. P. ALBRITTON, I would respectfully say to the eitlienh' tie$~ ae ust orceived aerlarg d well ue*s DRYi GOODS, VIZ: Prit W s ad Shirtings, Hats, and Caps forl(de otan Bot andaSs Saddles, a~h.BilqM AoLSO, afne asrtmenet of prugstai, ines,a ein WbiNey, Rum, Caoa BItr My Sok Iscomplet ad I wantal anse2 my stock,forl ameertain March 3 9 tt. NEWl STOftE-NEWV 8TIH). Groceries!3 Groceries!! Groceries f!1 Bacon, Flour, Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Molasses, Soap, Candles, Matches, Cheese, Mackerel, Candy," &c., &c., &c. March 3 .P..BUZZE AR' Thomas S. M.erma ATTORNEY AT LAW, as resamed the -practice of the Law at this place, and can be found for the present at the store of R. Moormian & Cot, Fe94~ 8 f