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endowed?ati intellect of a high order?a i heart the home of all noble and generous ! sentiment?, beyond all comparison the noblest form and most striking person, we ever saw, and manners and address* of which no word but fascination will convey iin ndenuat?? idnn The immediate family of Colonel ISutler, j an <i widow and six children?his venerable ! mother, two brother?, the present Senator Jiutk-r, and the Hon. Win. Butler, and an only sister, the wife of General Wuddv Thompson. j The Engineers engaged in surveying the I route for a Kail road from Greenville to Columbia by this place, have arrived here, and report the route, thus far, an admirable one; and iron: out own knowledge oi the country, , we nave no hesitancy in saying that from here to tho lint' ut'Urccnvillc is over as fine, a eouu11 \* for making a Railroad as any in the world.?Anderson Gazette, Oet. 28. i Nr.MKKIfAL STATU ()! WKSLUYAN1S.M. j From the returns jn.--t published of the num- i ber of members in the Wesleyan Society.it ! " appears there are in Britain 339,370, being ; a decrease upon last year of 209N : in Ire- I land, 24,G33, being a decrease upon last | last year of 21)13 ; and in the foreign sta- | lions, 100,303. being an increase of 253; 1 total number of members under the care of the-British and Irish conferences, 401,315, j being a decrease of 4749. i I Mr. Wkcstkr.?We are sorry to Irani > that this distinguished gentleman is laid u{> at his farm in Franklin N. II. by a billious ; attack. The assertion of a correspondent of the Tribune that he had arrived in Bos-'! ton last week was a mistake. Mrs Webster ' left Dostou on Thursday evening* to join liiin.?N. It". Tribune.. Siio<'kin(; Murdek in Kkntickv.?The Maysville (Ivy.) Ragle gives the particulars j of the horrid murder, at Sharpsburg, ol*J. C. j Robinson, by two buys, named Ash by and j Crouch, the lormer of whom he had evmd ! 1 ! led from his school, for misconduct. They i assaulted Robinson with knives, who defen- i ding himself as well as he coul I, knocked Crouch down with a St.- ne. Crouch re- ! gained his feet, nnd jointly with Ashhy, do- i sed on Uuhinson, when the hitter received j a horrible gash with the knife m the right part of the stomach, and staggered. Robinson ex claimed ' I am a dead man." and instantly expired. The two youngsters escaped. Q,peen Victoria's ;t best go-to-meeting clothes cost half a million of dollars. Those that Bonaparte used to wear when emperor on state oecassions, nearly an million. Tiie average age of the members of the Palmetto Regiment, S. C..5 is only twentythree years. Generosity of a Russian Prince? Whilst the IT-S. ship Princeton wasatGi- | bralter last mouth, Prince DemebofT, of Russia, visited her ; on which occasion a salute was fired. One of the guns was pre maturely discharged, and deprived Thomas Dennis, a seaman of both arms. Col. Robt. Wilson, <J overnor of Gibralter, as soon as j he heard of the act, very generously proffered the hospital at that place for the reception oft he injured seaman, which offer was promptly accepted Princc DemedofT also acted in a very honorable manner. After being informed that the unfortunate man would be taken earc of by the United States Government, he announced his intention to settle on him the. annuity of 880. Ball. Aniexican. Coi.ou of tiik Ska.?In general the color of the sea is a bluish green, lighter on the coasts. In the Mediterranean it has a purple tint. In the Gulf of Guinea it is white. Near the Maidavee it is black, and in other places has red and yellow tints. Its component parts, with very slight variations arc water, muriatic acid, sulphuric acid, mineral alkali, sulphate of lime, and magnesia. The freezing point 28 1-2 degrees. Ireland.?After a period of unexampled tranquility the old svstem of agrarian crime - f o 1 ^ ? " " is again spreading through the southern provinces. The Limerick, Clare, and Tipperary outrages on person and property are becoming events of daily occurrence, and as complaints are general of the cessation of all employments, by reason of the termination of harvest labor it is apprehended that this, in conjunction with many other circumstances, will lead to a season of more than average disquiet. Specie Moving.?The agent of the Canal Bank, New York, is sending down to New Orleans to-day #500,000?'being the proceeds of sterling sold here. About $300,000 in silver will go to Europe by the French steamer?and the Ohio Life and rn A J ? ^ aa/v liubi v>umpaiiy sena iu,uuu sovereigns to England by the Hibernia, in part to cover their bills on Gotver's failed house. If this sort of thing goes on, money will soon be valuable. The Slain of the Mexican Campaign.? The Richmond Republican, sums tip as follows the losses of our troops in the various battle in Mexico, Palo Alto and Resaca, 400 killed, Monterey, 500 clo., Buena Vista, 800 do., Sierra Gordo, 500 do., Churubusco, 1,000 do., Mexico, and neighborhood, 1,600 do., Total, 4,800. The losses in skirmishes and from sickness, will probably number as many as those in the field. ?ii ii irwifi >> Prancb.?The remains of Louis Bonaparte, Count do Saint Luc, ex-King of Holland, who died a few month ago at Florence and those of his son, who also died in Italy, have arrived at Marseilles^ and will, it is said, be brought to Reuil4 and deposited near the totnb of the Empress Josephine and Queen florlense.?Gali^nani. (0*A Cill'd.?I will continue to nrar.tiro in tho Court of Law for Abbeville, and will regularly attcnd its sessions. I refer my friends to Messrs. Cochran &. Nobi.f. at Ahbevillo C. II. JOHN CUNNINGHAM. Charleston, Nov 3 3U in5t tO* 3Votic?*.?Tho Trustors of Willington Congregation, would f{ivo notice that application will ho made to tho Legislature of this State, at its next sitting, for a charter to incorporato Willington Church. L. COVIN, Member of the It. of Trustees. Sept 21, 1817. :i(l 2t | 07* tfotio <5 is hereby given that an applica1 tion will be made to the Legislature, at its next 1 session, for a charter for a Kail Road from Aiken through Edgefield District, by or near Edgefield C. H., through Abbeville District and Pendleton District to Audersouvillc, at the junction of tho Seneca and Tugaloo Rivers. [sept 1 mMMY, Tho Trustees of Mt. Uarniel take pleasure in announcing to the public that they have been successful in securing the services of Mr. D. \V. C TILLOTSON for the ensuing year. The school to bo conducted on the same plan and at the same rates of last year. Mr. Tillotson is too well known as a first rate teacher and disciplinarian to give any further com. ments. Cheap board can bo had in the neighborhood. The school will commence on the first. Monday in January next* Trustees.?P. LeRoy, L. Covin, R. Brady, P. Rogers, J. Wells, P. Cray, S. Mor rah, J. McC'elvy, H. McCelvy. Nov 10 37 8t Pnnv II A STEWARD of the Abbeville Poor House will be elected by the Commissioners of the Poor, on Saturday the 27th instant, to serve for one year from the first of January, whose duty it will be, subject to their direction, to act as Superintendent of the Poor House and Oven-eer of the farm. As Superintendent, he will have the care and management of the paupers; and as Overseer, ho will bo required to perform all the duties of such an agent, which are so well known as to render mention of them here unnecessary. The time and labor of the Steward and family, if he has one, is to be devoted entirely to the institution, and he and family will be supplied with such necessaries (except clothing) as arc not raised on the farm, inclusive of what mav be. Applicants will address by letter directed to the coininistiiourxB of the Poor,and leave with any member of the Wiard. The applicant must state the number of his family, give somo idea of the services they can perform, as to plowing, spinning, weaving, sewing, &c. &c., aud tho amount per annum for which he oilers his und their services. Applicants are requested to hand in their proposals as early as possible, and on thr day of election their personal attendance 011 the board may be necessary. i'"or further particulars enquire of Also, the commissioners will elect on the same day u PHYSICIAN to the inmates of the l'oor House for the year 1848. lie will be required to furnish his own medicines, and attend when called ? 1 vii. iroposais received as above. Nov 1U 37-3t WM. HILL, Secretary. Extract from the New York Express. It is seldom that we step out of our way to notice, either for prui.se or censure, the various advertised specifics of the day ; aud could we believe in the truth of all the certificates which uro published in favor of some of them, there would be 110 call for our praise ccrtainly. But from a personal knowledge of their virtue, we are willing to record our unsolicited testimony in favor of Dr. Hull's Worm lozenges: they being in our opinion an inf.llible remedy for that bane of childhood?worms. Safe in their operation, easily administered, ami what to us is a great recommendation in a medicine for children, they arc not nauseating, but acy\r 1 -? I luuiij pirinuia IU 1IIU ?T ti nuvc IIHCU lIU'lll I in a number ?1' cases in our family, and in each and every ease with complete success ; and we take pleasure in rccommendiug them to our patrons and friends, not only as a cure for worms, but as a thorough and easily administered cathartic or purgative medicine, whero such is needed, or where worms are suspected. The above medicine is for sale at the Drug Storo and at the Post Office. [Nov 37 lm 25 or 30 Likely Negroes and OTHER ESTATE PROPERTY FOR SALE! Oulhe J4'-h day of Deccmbor, we shall pro. ceea to sey, at the iate residence of George Holloway, deceased, and at public outcry, on a credit of twclye months, the residue of the personal estate of said deceased, consisting of between twenty-five and thirty likely NEGROES, among them is a first rate Blacksmith, Blacksmith Tools, an excellent Cook and Washer, and an House Maid, the rest being children and field hands ; also Horses, Cows and Calves, one pair of Oxen and a Cart, a fine lot of Hogs, Cotton Gin, Thrasher, Horse Mill, Waggon, Gear, &c. H. A. C. WALKER, > E. R. CALHOUN, \ ax ors Greenwood, Nov 10, 1847 37 5t At the same time and place and on same terms, I will sell at public auction all the per* sonal estate of Rebecca Hollowny, deceased, consisting of Corn and Fodder, Oats, Wheat, one Horse and snm*? f!?ur?n THOS. FERGUSON, Adrn'r CITATION. Whereas, Dounes Calhoun applies to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the Estate of John Calhoun, dee'd: These are therefore, to cite the kindred and creditors of the deceased to appear before me on the 10th of November, instant, to show cause whv said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 3d November, 1847 DAVID LESLY, Nov 10. 37 lw Ordinary Pour-liorse Waggon for Sale. 11119) /-v A good four-horse "Wagn which has been usee hut y^ry little,can be bought SUMCASSaM9BBvory cheap by making ear ty appneauo? at una omce. i?ov 10 ai ? , ,1(jr )? Tmfffrf J? lJJ Job Printing Neatly and Expeditiously Executed at the offici or Tire, Abbeville Banner, Abbeville Sheriff Sales. By virtue cf sundiy Writs of Fiori Facias, to ttie directed, 1 will sell, at Abbeville Court I House, on the first Monday in DECEMBER next, the following property, viz : 150 Acres of Land, more or less, bonndj d?'d by lands of Peggy Wilson, William Pucki <?t and others; levied on as the property of I Thomas W Tollman ads Pressly &McClinton i 310 Aerosol Land, more or less, bound- ! 1 dod by Leonard Widoman and othrrs, levird | 1 on as the property of John Lyon ails John B Kountree and others. 1 Sorrel Horse, levied on ns the property of Samuel P. Laird \ids R A Martin, ndm'r ] Sorrel Mare, levied on as the property of J R Hamlin ads J M Cureton I 1 Sorrel Horse, levied on ns the property | j oF Sherod BnrKsdale ads Edward Collier 1 Grey Mare, levied on as the property i of William Bush ads Charles Carr. 1 Bay Marc, levied on as the proper- i j ty of James Keeling ads John II Wilson. GO Acres of Land, more or less, bounded j by Rev James Smith, Zachariah Graham and j ; others, levied on as the property of George j Elmore ads John Henderson. 1 Bay Marc, levied on as thr> nrnnortv ??f' I Thurston T Day ads W M Hughcy. I 1 Bay Mule, levied on as the property of I ! Joel Fooshe ads I) P Calhoun. ! Terms Cash. A. C. HAWTHORN, s. a. i>. Sheriffs Office, Nov 8, 1847 PARTrnoxT ; J. W. H. Johnson and wife, v. T. It Puckj ett and others. Will bo sold, on the first Monday in Dccem: ber next, the Ileal Estate of Frances Lionjr, deceased, consisting of two tracts : first tract ! ! 170 aeres, and second, of acres on waters j 1 of Sal'jda river, joining lands of said Johnson, i T R Puckettnnd others, in Ahhrville, on a j credit of 12 months, by order ofth<? Ordinary. I A. C. HAWTHORN, Sheriff. November 10, 1847 37 4\v j j PARTITION. | j John Lipford, appl't. v. Ann Lipford and I others. ] Will be sold on the first Monday in Decemj ber next, the real Estate of Edward Lipford, ! deceased, in the District of Abbeville on wai ters of Saluda (Camp branch) 130, or more, i [ adjoining lands of Robt Y Jones and others, ! j on a credit of 12 months. By order of the | J Court of Ordinary. A. C." HAWTHORN, Sheriff. j November 10, 1847 37 4t j | PARTITION. i Jesse Reagin, appl't, v. Cath'n Keagin and \ j others. | Will be sold, on the first Monday in Decern*. ! ber next, the Real Estate of Young Reagin, j decoasi'ti, situate in Abbeville, and containj ing 39G acres, on Rocky branch, water*? of Long Car.o, and adjoining lands of James j Drennon, Andrew Weed and others, on a i credit of twelve months. By order of the j Court of Ordinary. A. C. HAWTHORN, Sheriff. November 10,1847 37 4t PARTITION. J. C. Fisher, v. Polly Fisher and others. Will be sold, on the first Monday in November next, the Real Estate of Thomas Fisher, deceased, containing 506 acres, and in three j tracts, on Little River, adjoining lands ot Jno i Clinkscnles and others-; on o credit, of twelyft ' months. 13y order of the Court of Ordinary. A. C. HAWTHORN, Sheriff: S November 10,1847 37 4t I j The State of South Carolina. AUBEV1LLE DISTRICT, John G. Wilson, applicant, v. Robert A Wilson and others.?Partition ill Ordinary. It appearing to my satisfaction that Mr Bulger and Jane his wife, Tlios Lesly and Susan ! i?is wife, Joseph Lusly and Mary his wife,partics Defendants, reside without the limits of ! this State: Ordered that they do appear and : object to the division or sale of the Real EsI - -r* A i **'-! _ I " uibie ui /\it'xanuer vvuson, aec u on or Delore the first day of February next, or their consent to thesame will be entered of record. DAVID LESLY, Nov 10,1847 37 3m Ordinary. The State of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE DISTRICT IN EQUITY. William P. Rembert, Geo. L. Holmes and wile, v. Rebecca Rembert, widow, and others, heirs of Samuel Rembert, dee'd. ?JSt/l for Farliiion. It appearing to the Court that Rebecca Rembert, Mary H M Rembert, Louisa Rembert, Samuel L Rembert, Moon and Hjjfc riet M. his wife, Lewell in C Rembert, ?nVTrezvant and Louisa R his wife, Jamea%> Rembert, John W Pope, Mtllen and Louisa hia wife, Judith Pope and Mariah Pei~ cy Pope, Defendants, reside without the limits of this State: Ordered, that the said Defeil. dant's do appear and plead, answer, or demur to the said Bill within tluree months from this date, or the said Bill will be taken pro confesso against them. H. A. JONES, C. E. Com'rs office, Nov 6, 1847 37 3m REMOVAL. 0^7-The subscriber having removed from his old stand, in.Shelton's Hotel building, to the store formerly occupied by J. O. B. Ford, would respectfully invite the attention of his old friends and customers, end the public gen* erally, to his new and well selected stnnk nf DRY GOODS, believing all will be satisfied both with the ?Gods and the prices. It is my determination that this shall be called, as well as be in reality, the cheapest store in this town or its vicinity. ? T. S. STILLMAN. Hc.mburg, Nov 3 36 lm ESTRAY NOTICE. 1 Andrew L. Gillespie tolls before me a sorrel l mare MULE over ten years old, eleven or twelve hands high, right ear cropped, and wounded in the left nostril. Appraised at % iwenty dollars. The said mule may be found at the residence of A. L. Gillespie about two s miles west of this place. THOS. THOMSON, Magistrate. Oct 27 35 m4m EXHIBIT j Of the Sec'ry. and Treas'r. of the Coni'rs. of Public Buildings. j EXPENDITURES. 1847. Paid Dr. J. F. Livingston, expenses on hooks for public officers, 14 ! " John Mcllwuin lor books for Clerk's office, 12 50 ; tC A lien Kerr lor publishing Exhibit lor 184;"?, 15 75j Ull nnnnc S in f ? f - ?i I v.u^iiw gmaa iui JUllt '/! UU " 4 lbs. putty, 50 . Williams & Lawson for tin vessels for Jail, 3 00 , il II. VV. Lawson for repairing Court House roof, 15 00 j t: A. C. Hawthorn for two and a half bushels lime, 10 lbs. glue and whitewashing Jail, 15 00 j " Allen & Kerr for publishing Exhibit lor 1840, 15 00 " for hauling box books for SherilPs, Clerk's, Ordinary's, and Commissioner's offices, 75 ! " Timothy Stevens for scouring Jail in part, 5 00 " David Simpson for painting and glazing Jail and Court House, 8 50 i u tor 2 panes 10X12 glass for Court House, 20 ' " McCartcr & Allen for books for Ordinary's and Clerk's otlices, 28 75 j " '1'. Richards in part lor books lor Clerk, Ordinary,Sheriff*& Commissioner in Equity, 25 00 ; Postage from T. Richards, 5 8118 50* RECEIPTS. ! 1840. i Am't. of cash on hand at last Exhibit, $95 81 Received cash in the case the 8tatc vs. Barksdale, 25 00 " cash in the case, the State vs. Barksdale. 25 on IC cash in the case the State vs. El. Stewart, 1 00 1 t{ cash in the case the State vs. H. Stewart, 1 00 ? c: cash in the case the State vs. H. Stewart, 1 00 i il cash in the case the State vs. F. i Patton, 200 00 I i 8348 S4 Corn's, off on 8253.00, G 32 $342 52 Total ain't, exuendit's, 8148 50 Coin's, on same, 3 70 15*2 20 ISal. cash on hand, 8190 32 All of which is respectfully submitted. ISAAC BRANCH, Secretary and Treasurer. Abbeville C. H., Oct 18, 1847. Ain't, bro't. down bal. cash on hand, 8190 32 Add error in charging- commissions on $1045 55, on which commissions had been previously charged, 2G 12 1 Tot'l cash on hand 19 Oct, 1847. 8210 44 I ' i "male and Female High Schools, Greenwood, Abbeville S. C. In urging the claims ol tho above InstiiutionH to public patronage, the Trustees present tho following considerations: They are located in a Village j well known for the purity of its water, the saluI brity of its climate, and moral character of its in! habitants They are designed to afford a thorough i and extensive education, conducted upon religious I principles. They are supplied with chemical und ; philosophical apparatus, a cabinet of minorals and j curiosities, and othor means for illustration, in tho j various departments of science. They will always ; be furnished with teachers, for whose competency j in every respect, is pledged the character of tho Greenwood Association and of tho South Carolina Presbytery. Tho Trustees will sparo no pains to render these Institutions equal to any in the State ; and while it is their aim to elevate the standard of education, amplo provision will be made for tho youngest jmpil. A system of classification with regard to capacity and attainments will be rigidly observed, thereby rendering it important that pupils enter at tho beginning of the session. Tho scholastic year win consist oi ion montns ana be ciiviaod into two sessions: 1st commencing first Monday in February, 2nd commencing second Monday in July. Rales of Tuition are as follows, per Session: MALE SCHOOL. FEMALE SCHOOL. 1st class, $18.00 1st class, $15.00 2d do 10.00 2d do 10.00 3d do (i.00 3d do 1 6.00 Extra?Music, 20.00 French, 5.00 Use of Piano, 2.00 Contingent, 50 (CTBoard at $8.00 per month, including firewood and washing. Trustees. iaupr r.it i iu ntvm f var.v. ? ' JOHN LOOAN. E. R. CALHOUN*. JOHN MCI. EES. Nov 3 3G / tf ^? NOTICE. The Abbeville LIGHT INFANTRY will appear at the Court House, armed and equipped according to law, Tor drill, on the second Saturday of November, instant. By order of H. A. Jones, 1st Lieut. Com'd'g. Nov 3 36 2t McCLINTON, O.S. NOTICE. Will be sold, on the first dav of December next, all the perishable property belonging to the Estate of Nathaniel Rowland, deceased, consisting of forty-two likely NEGROES, Stock, Provisions, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, &c. DAVID W. McCANTS, t MARY ROWLAND, Nov 3,1847 * 30 4t Adm'rs. FOR SALE. A noat BUGGY can be had at a very reducod price by applying at this offico. [Oct 20 34 Valuable Negroes for Sale. A family comprising six likely and unusually valuable negroes, will ho offered in 11 lot, at public sale, at Abbeville (J. II. 011 Sale Day in December, to wit: Snowden (a mulatto man) ubout 55 years of arrc. a superior cook,-coaclunan, &.c. Anna, his wife, (dark) about 4:2 years of ago, a valuable house servant, seamstress, &c. Mariu (mulatto) nliout l.r> years of ago. Throe children, Becky, Sarah and Harriet, from 7 to 3 years of ago, brown and very likely. Tile family is sold for no fault?they are faithful and honest. They can bo bought previously at private sale by application to Capt. Rohort Cunniugham in Laurens, or Mr. Kdward Noble at Abbeville C. II. Teiims?One half cash ; one half at one yoar on a note with pood surety. N.B.?The purchaser can also have Jane (a daughter of Anna) a very likely mulatto girl, about 18 years of age, at the price of JOIIX CUNNINGHAM. Charleston, Nov. .'1 .'IS 5w COMMITTED To the Jail of Abbeville on the 19th inst., a NKGRO MAN who savs his nanio Is CIIA liT.l?'S4 and that, he belongs to Itichard Walker of Edlietield District. Said negro is of yellow complexion, about 35 or 40 yearn ?>f age, 5 feet 10 inchcs high, weighs about 1-10 some of bis front teeth missing, &c. The owner is requested to conio forward, prove proper! v. pay charges and take him away. TIMOTHY STEPHENS, Jailor. Oct 20 34 tf Greenville ;m<l Oolimihia Kail ltOAD COMPANY. A meeting of the Directors and Stockholders of this Canipany will be held at Newberry C. II. on the Friday after the third Monday in November next (19th day of the mouth.) A general attendance is requested, as business of importance will l,f> t r:m?n? #>?! T A At T.'^ T - * ^r.vr. O 111T1 JLi?J Xi. V.W I \ 1^1 1 1 , Sec. ;tud Treas. G. and C. R. R. Co. Greenville, Oct. G 33 mtl9N. LANDS FOR SALE. Tho subscriber oflers lor sale two tracts of land lying in Abbeville District; one tract on tho main road leading front the Court Houses of Ander.son, Pickens and Greenville to Hamburg, ono mile from Edgefield lino, number of acres ono thousand, ono half woodland, the other in a high stati of cultivation. Tho buildings are good and conveniently situated; a two-story dwelling hnuso and yard buildings, as kitchen, &c.; also, barn, gin-houso, &c. The Homestead Tract, on main road from Abbeville Village to Cambridge, one and a half miles below Greenwood; acres, seven hundred w,wi ?I i i * > ? * uuu niai^ , m-aiiu iuiiu iwii uuimrea ana sixty acres, balance in woods: this tract is well improved, a large two-story dwelling honso, outbuildings as barn, stables, gin houso, suitably situated and in good condition. Both tracts in closo proximity with the route now being surveyed as tho branch of tho Columbia and GrccnviUo Rail Read. Persons wishing to purchase will call and seo mo U6 I am unxious to sell. J. Y. L. PAUTLOW. Oct 20 34 lOt HOUSE~FOR SALE] A hou.se and lot in Cokesbury, now pMinE^oeeupicd by S. L. Heller, Esq. This Ijl JljdKpropcrly being in the centre of the viljiutlMiKiagH and one of tho finest aud best location. l'"or lurthor particulars apply to DANIEL S. UEACIIAM, I Oct 27 35tf iu Cokesbury. Rail Road, or 110 Rail Road! PEACE OR WAR! M. STRAUSS, I11 Cokesbury, Has received a large and splendid assortment of the following FRESH GOODS which will be sold at very low prices. Brpwn and bleached shirtings from 5 cts up, Do ' do sheetings " 12 1-2 u Fancv Prints from 6 1-4 to 25 cents. Furniture do " 8 " 25 44 Mourning and second mourning Prints 10 cents up Plaid Castillians and English Merinos, Black Alpacas from 30 cts up, " Boinbazcne, Mourning mous de lain 25, 37 and 50 cts, Fancy col'd do do do 18 3-4 up, Tartan plaid Shawls, Scotch wool do Ladies and Gents col'd kid and beaver Gloves, do do cravats and scarfs, do do silk and linen cambrick H'd'k'fs. r : i e?:n. i c? * l-illlUU, liUWUS, Ollh illltl OcllIII. ALSO, French and English Broadcloth, I have an article of French black broad cloth at $6 per yard worth $7 to 88. Cassimeres, Sattinets, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys, Linsey, White, red, and yellow Flannel. ALSO, Plaid Ginghams, Checks, Cambricks, muslins, cotton and worsted Ilose, (white and black) from 12 1-2 up; Mitts, caps, gloves, ribbons, tapes and braid, suspenders, A full assortment of Fancy Articles. A large variety of Fall and Winter Caps, General Taylor Caps Buena Vista do 0?1~ A t.~ .1 A U1U AllU UU UI1U Churubuscd-. ^do HATS at any price a man can ask, as I intend to sell out this article. A complete assortment of Shoes and Boots, Bonnets, Groceries, Crockery and Drugs, Hardware, Perfumery, Segars and Tobacco of the best kind, and a full assortment at very low prices. Come and examine his splendid stock of Goods before you buy elsewhere, and you will find many articles not mentioned, and the prices cheaper than you expected. Oct 27 35 tf NOTICE. I havo left all my notes and accounts in the hands of Thomson & Fair. Those indebted to me will confer a favor by making payment to them immediately. JOHNSON RAMEY. Oct 27 35 tf Waggons for Sale. A second-hand one-horse waggon and a two-horse waggon, both in good order, with harness, can bo bought cheap- Apply at this ofliec. [Oct 20