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TtrSALE!
Jano Robisdnj Adm!x.. v. Mark >6. Anthony i
nnd othurs.?In Emuitv?Bill for la/,
Mori, and llcliof.
I3y virtue of u Decretal Order passed in tliiti
case, I will sell, at Abbeville Court iiou.se, on
Sule Day in January next, to I he highest bidder
for cueIi, aII tint truet of Land dcncribed
in the Hill, containing six Inn 'red and twenty.seven
nercs, more or less, nituute in the
iJintriet of ALIx'ulle, on tho v\"iSi rs' of Siivan*
nail river, adjoining lands of ttsinili White,
Willium K? own, Jolm Oliver and oilnrc?;
snid Juno told (or Mm? purpose ol loicclustny
moilL'a-rc'. J urcbusur lo puy lor lilies.
J J. A. Jl 'NKS, < . K. A. i>.
Com'rs ofil-'o, Dec 10, 1847 42 Ul
The Siito of South Carolina,
AU.lliVir.Li: DISTRICT IX JUJI ITV,
"Wiilinn P. Kemhcrl, Clou. li. iIolines and
v.'ii:. v. Hebecen iiiMiihort, \vi?|o\\\ and
ethers, heirs of Samuel Rcmbert, ilecM.
?Ji'ill for Partitim.
Ii upju-urin^r tot bo Court that Rvbocou Rewibrrt,
Mary II M Reinbort, Louisa Jtfnjlv rt,
Samuel S Rcinbeit, Jacob Moon ami Harriet
M. bis wife, I^rvvellftfl (J li<-iubi it, Jolm i'
Trezvunt nnd Louisu-.'K bis v\i/<*, Junes A
Rembori, John V l'opr, AJui- s* ainl
liOuinu bin wili', Juditli Pope and \iari.iii l'eif*
XT Pn?wi I life ? *>??:.I.? II i? ' ml it . lit. ?i 1 r*
"J v? f a-** i?. imiuiiic) i* i- n# 'III III'UI 'III'IIO
of ilii? State : Ordered, tint the wii! iKTeiilimit's
<!o appear and pleud, answer, or demur
to the said IjiII within three iiiontliH this
date, or then-aid Bill will ho tali" n pro i-o-ilcsfjo
against them. li. A. JUNIUS. < F,.
Coin'rn oliioe, Nov G, IS 17 I>7 ?hn
PA R'li'ViOS.
Enoch li'iriu'jii' anil wile, applit\i; lvs.
Pinckney Jones and others, defts.
It appearing to my satisfaction ihul
y Sharp and wile, Jane, Mnfruy and
wife, Mary, two of the Defendants, reside
without the iinuis <?I tins State : i! is, iii.-refere,
Ordered, that. 11 ? y do appear and object
to tin: division or sale of the Kea) Instate of
1 lujrli ruorrah, deceased, on or Iftore tin.' iir.st
Monday in Murch next, or tin ir conscnt to
the sume will lie entered ol record.
DAVID L12SLV, O. A. IX
Nov 24, 1S17 30 3ia
partitioxT
Lewis J. Vfcisou v. Jane A. \V ilson, and
others.
It appearing to my satisfaction, thai. Joseph
Riofoey and Nancy C. his wife, and Edward
B Wilson, parlies dt-rts in this cane, reside
beyond the limits of this State : Ordered, that
they do appear and object to tho division or
v sale of the Real Estate of John Wilson, dee'd,
on or before the 17lh day of February next,
or their consent to the same will be entered
or iveeord. jjawd
Nov'24,1847 ?K) 3m Ordinary.
~ notice:
All person* indebted to the 6nbs?'iiher are r-qiu ^tod
to' illiquid fcttlft tlieir accountsl?y the 15th ul'.lauuary
next, ts no further indulgence will be given.
' J. PAINTER.
Due. Wc.i ])c?: 15 42 .It
" .notjci:.
All persons indebted to tho Kslnte of John Razor,
dccooficd,* are n-qnentcd to make pnynu nt by the
first of February next, and those having dmimnb
aguin.st the Estate frill prcsprnt them by Hint time
to the administrator, at which time llic M^lsilo will
y ?: bo settled up and closed in (ho Ordinary *p oilieo.
SARAH RAZOR, . , .
1 iui.I..... Ailm N
I. V/. JVlU'lllli Y ,
J)c.c 15, 1847 42 41*
"Rough and Ready."
At Calhoun's Mills, 1 have opened a SIIOI* where
I will attend punctually and do all kinds of TAILORING
in the latent and most approved style,
on liberal terms, and he thankful of patronage.
Doc 15 42-41* J. H. BAKKSDALE.
Waggons for Sale.
A sceond-hand one-horse wajiroii and a two-horse
waggon, holh in pood order, with harm s*, run Ik>
bought cheap. Apply at this oflieo. [Oct 20
Hi i n rr i \t f^ t >i
1Y1 /I IV 1 1 (V J J L VJ ,
Attoriaeys at L;iiW,
ADJJKVIf-le c. If.
The. undersigned have formed a co-partnership in
the practice. of LAW and KQUITY, and will fittend
tho courtH of the Western circuit, and also
Edgefield of tho Southern circuit.
Their office is situated in the range east of the
public square and' adjoiuhig Messrs. Thomson &,
Fair's ollice. [Nov 17 38-tf
n. v. maktin. vii. acu. i.kf.
NOTICEr
Those indebted to tlio Iato firm of E. & J. W. Agnew,
nre requested to settle the tame against the
firntsof TJ*/?]ini!ir?r iw>v? wo 1 ' ? ?'-,1
j_ j ii,:.., un Will
not be given. [Due West, Dec 12 43 Gt
UrrTho following testimony froin an influential
planar in Washington county, we take from the
Macon Telegraph:
^Washington Co., Ga., January f?, 1817.
Dr. Hull?Dear Sir: It has been about tliree
years sinco I commenced using your Fever and
Ague and anti-Fcvcr Pills, on my plantation. I
have had a large number of cases of chills and fever
and some few of bilious fever, and in no instance
of either form of fover have I failed tocflect a cyj?c '
\vl?en directions wcro followed and they were faken
at the commencement of the disease. 1 Jiuvc
* ?
uuu gji-uior 8UCC06H in using your Tills, thun with
any other medicine I have ever used in my family;
there in no doubt hut that when imed according to
directions they will ollect a speedy, and radical ,
cure. Yours, with respect
Dec 22 E. BROWN.
Job Printing
$Ioatly and Expeditiously Executed at the oflioc
OF TnR *
Abbeville Iinnncr.
jA iiio jsli"! ' ^ \ (M?i v' t t i \ |
Tiio ex t-rci.ics ?>i' ihi - At-n;]:'ii.y \\ il! ir'-sttii. <1 on 1
the (jr.si Moiuhiv uav) ol' J ;uui:irv.
liatrs of 'Jm/ton. pi r Sc*ston. Vj f? .1 loiflhs.
For ypviliii'*. u:?tl wriiiu^f,
'i in. :i!?i)Vf. with I!-h jljrmuirtr. ''tjinpiiy.
Iii'-SolVj iiiMiiiu? iii: ami ccitipit il:oii, 10.0')
Ti:i? alsiiV'S wi;ii i ? !? , rhetoric, ciiciiil-.'.iy,
philosophy. :i Insiiuiiiy, ul;>,vl>rn, jM-oiiftry
ijcii t!io lii;j'lK*r iu:iUiciMu!icr!. J.r?tia niul
(jt'i'i'k, Ifi.tH) !
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i </ < .fiil nl "Vjii-nscs, t
I).:- !."> -U-u A. A. TVJ < i K1
Kj i;? fe j* i ,'n W ?i-*i? ii>
i' e mam; ac v d i: m y.
I'lid.-i- tho coKiicl of Jim 1 {;?.]>*! Drnniiiiunllon
j Mr. and Mrp. Riclioils I < j? have to
: in limn their lrii?fid.i and tin* ptd lie that 11i
! second session o! llc ir ehool t* r11;ii:?t? ?1 on
! ill*! ]?ili in<t?nl, and flint tli ? inwt n-t-.-ion
! will coiniin-ium? on tin* 10th of Jiiini!.rv, !* l*>. ;
i Th??y a-;nin 1* i.d?*r to tiV ir fii mid t!? ir |
j v? ry riiuci r<* tlninkn !i*r lie ?-ont mtn-d mid in- I
i vr*'UM d pationa^o Uiuy Imvi* riwivrd, und j
! tiiry trn.sl, from the ph'iiMiijf iv.still.s of tli" j
paatyri>r, thut an nndiminicsht d alliniiion o.t {
i tlnjir ptills, iim! lli" iinjirovfiiH uln nhont to be !
niadi* in ti.i* si*v<*iai depm*:incut.-: of Mnsie and j
[ li.e i\atnial I*-'(;ii*i?i*c*s, will inriit. a continuj
mice of thin cuniidciiet* in tln*ir capability and
I excri ions.
A iudy of superior accomplishm n'c will he
I cngayi'd, cnpuhlu ol conduct nit; any di*parl?
j un-iil in tin; Soi.nol, so 1l?iit no loss ol 11uii^
' cun possibly'h? incurred liy tin* indisposition
I or oilier ui.n voidable can.-.e of absence of eilh|
er of t li<' l>rinc;ii>,ilt\
; The vuralioui v. i'.i ho so nh??rcd in I ho onI
enini'-yoar (ha! thvre will no lint n phoit viirnlion
in the Kiiiiiincr, and one ol' five or six
vvt i k:; in tlit: winter: Kiieli an &rranir>-in<-nt
Li'iiifT c oi.sonant, uitli the wishes of the inu,
jorily of I ho IVIi*u of their pupils,
j Anan^. iii.Mit.-" two made to K<vur?? comfort.
nil!-' loan! lor any number of [>m jii !>?? tnul i! in
p;;lt icnlarly urgt il upon the notice of ti;:j pub!?**
ti at pi-piis ari' cjiargrti only from 11.i* time
of tii! ir < nil rinij to tin? end of thai ^sinii.
Jt is, hov.cv* r, highly tnlvant.'ij^coii-i Io a pu;nl
lo ronu.vnce v.ith lii" tu .stiioo.
| L^7~Kor I 'I'll-, K'-o the advcrtisr-m n' nf the
j Tinslees.
j <ire^n'.vTiod, l>fc 92 <13 tf
CUstr Spring Acatlrmy.
1 J'hio School, tenv nnd? r the charge and rfi
a: i M.I T * _ it r __ i
ion in jii'iii ^ .?mury, i ?^tJ ,\vui ih* r<,sti!|i"ii
; oil tlir fiift .Monday in January, nnd will coih
tluue its r'XtTciriifS until tho Hr:?t o{ July,
when there will bo a vacation <1 urintliut
j month, af'liT which the exercises of tin* t-cXool
will l??! resuun-il anil contimio till tho lu?t day
; in .Noviinber, both hosmoiis making a kcIioi
i iastic term of ten mouth?. Tho mo.st thoI
rough and complete instruction will bo jjivn
in tiie(?roek ami Koman languages, to^ctli'r
with Algebra. Natural Philosophy, Ch-.*mis>
try, 1 li?lnry, <Sm.\
The Academy is f> miles cast of ('alnoun's
; Mills, in a h- althy ami beautiful place, with
! the advantage of the bent and purest water
j immediately at hand ; the place has also great
i advantages in rvspcct to a very moral, social
i and intolli?r?,nt neighborhood, recommending
! it to all. The boat of boarding may be hud
lor nix dollars pr*r month.
j Tho rates of tuition CBtablishrd by tho
j Trustees are hp follows :
Rates of Tuition frr Session of 5 Montht.
; For tho first rudiments embracing
j Rending',Writing and Spelling, $100
The above, with Arithmetic. Knglish
C{iaminar and Geography, 8.00
The above with Algebra, Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, 10.00
Thrt above, with Latin and (Jreek, 1 ->.00
The Acndcmv will also bo umlnr rho di
| rcclion of the following
liOAKD OF TltrSTKHK.
John W Hctnan, Ksq , John Harris, .Ins.
i McCaslan, M. O. McCaslan, Saimiui i<le(
man. [Dec 8 41 41*
I ?Ialv and Fouialo Nriioois,
4 (iroenwood, Abbeville S. C.
j In ursine the claims of the above Institutions lo
i public patronage, the Trustees present the ftsll??w!
ing considerations: They are located in a Villain
well known for llio purity of its water, the salubrity
of its climate, and moral character of its inhabitants
They ure designed to aHiml a thorough
i ' . . i
: nim 1-jn iiMVC I'lllK'.illlOII, COlHlllClCtl lljlOIJ relliJIOUS
| principles. 'I'liey arc supplied willi chemical and
: philosophical apparatus, a cabinet of minerals and
! curiosities, and other means for illustration, in the
^various departments of science. Tliey will always
. no furnished with teachers, for whose competency
| in every respect, is pledged the character of the
j (ireenwood Association and of tho South Carolina
i I'reshyti-ry.
j The Trustees v.*:Ii spare no pain.- to render these
Institutions e?pial to any in tho Stale; and while
it is their aim to elevate the standard of education,
ample provision will be nn'le for the youngest pupil.
A sy.4< m of cl iisiii.-ation with regard to capacity
and attainments will he rigidly observed,
thereby rendering it important that pupils enter at
i tho l)C{riiii)iiijr n! i!)o session. The scholastic year
! will consist of leu mouths ami be divided into two
; session-: 1st commencing first Monday in J'Yhrui
ury, 2nd commencing second Monday 111 July.
\ Rules of Tuition ore as follows, per Session:
MAJ.E SCHOOL. rKMALE SCHOOJ..
1 si class, ?>18.00 1st clajw, J?jl/?.00
2d do 1(1.00 2d do 10.00
i 3d do (>.00 .id do (i.00
,?#> .. Kxlru?Music, 20.U0
French, 5.00
IVeniPiano, 2.00
ijjjfc' ; Contingent, f>0
U^ppard at .'J8.00 per month, including firewood
a id washing.
Trustees.
; JAMES GILI.AM. T'AVII) T.KSLY.
j JOHN I.ntiAN. !:. K. CALHOUN.
JOHN MCl.r.F.H.
j Nov 3 :h> _ tf
i T/r'll :ti iVRWf'CW- ft'?* :\*.r?(.>'vr\7
i o >yjvi^i ojj ..? vi^ iX. \ JJ Jj.iv..i> ?<t a
1 lie Trustees of All. CaruiH lake pUasurc ui
announcing lo the public that they hove been
successful in securing the services of Mr. I).
W. G TILLOTSON for the ensuing year.
I The school lo be conducted on the some plan ,
nnd at the same rates or' lost year. l\lr. Til- ;
lotson is <oo well known as a lirst rate teacher i
! and disciplinarian to give any further com- j
i irients. Cheap hoard can he had in the neigh- !
borhood. Tiie school will commence on the :
first Monday in January next* I
Tru,sices?R LoRoy, L. Covin, I?, lira- ,
(ly, P. Rogers, J. Wells, 1*. (Jray, S. Mor j
'rah, J. McCelvy, II. Mc(Vlvy.
Nov 10 37 St
t)?nthuvtj 3sHici1u>emcnts. j
iov.i,i;u & (iOi.DJxc, ;
W'o'slil res-perllui'.y nil >rnt linir IVi mhIh nml j
me jiiiuin". jri'iwraiiy, Ui U IIII'V iiavo a.<sor>a ;
It'll llicui.s. Ives toyclli-T in luisim'stf, i;i ill'.; j
ion n of 1 lauiliui jf, S. win ro tiioy liavo tin !
ji.inil uiul i xjiroi cou.-l;niily to nTt-ivc ? car.'- !
1'iliy ai'li't:t"il t-iool; of all ;irl:cl>'3 on?aliy k< j?l I
in t ii'- CJroiii ry Inn*, i/.:
I5a'.:y iujt'. K- j;<\ Tv inc. Ci):i< ?'s. j
'i I'iir-. \ 1 < ,!;j S i- li.U'l.ll. Xl.lt'liUn'I.CIn n*?r, ;
Salt. Nails, Ir<m. Dr.iu iny; Chain*. ?S:|
1 ?c.> iik's Nrjjro Slims, Hlaiikcts, I it says,
Ki'iM y.;. IMnitls. < > isulnircs.
i Ji.mr$|>ini, I lat.. <.'?[>. , Waggon
Sa,l;l|.-.s Ii?i i 1? s und
\\ 1 j IJ?S, CvO. ?X. o. tVc.
Ail of uliicli tl.cy oll't'r at ti.o inncli reduced
i musket prii'i's, ii ml will n l nil times t??* buying j
! iMiuiiiry firoilnri'. JoILN \V. 1?'(> W I,111U.
ii. coliji.SU.
j Di-c I 10 -It
j'Ml.mry N;iw,i is as ?* )lon?'y Kuriu'd," i
An I nwr is Ih : lii.ir In snvf. il!
| To ail |Mirr)i;t?.rrs rf |)|{V (iOOl)S, \v<? s:iy t i:it j
I il you w i>li Itt uuikf liioiM-y. rail anil ho i-tuiviiic! >| |
i ?<i Hie fart, 111;i; !>y |mii< of i?s, yon wiii l?<>
I iiKikmjj iiioii('\ lis saviuy it. Wr havo a yf;io?l u;?I
yniUiM-iil of oof tin* 'trli?*lc.s l.i.uul i:i a Dry
; (J.miI Skuc, |>r;n-s -iii.rtl (u (Sic ji.v.I <'. i:;*,
j will !>c svcn hy :i list of a f.'W articles:
<.ii.'i to ii'2 l-i* |ii*r ynr<l.
ti^lisi ilt-1/uiSi's :.'(i lii.ii 1 -li yanl, '
U.u^iiaiiis iin ii i i ctils,
A l|KJ<-c:is M.'J I-.'j In ."S
( * (i 1- i ! > 'J.i, |
i.im-ii 11:ti:?!i;< r? 11. I- 1*2 1-2 to Sjl.iU),
i ia(I i-s' coitiiii lli-.-c I *J I-*2 In f?'J *rul.?. j
Ai-O. a .;<;:?! a:--oi'l;<|f'|il of hi'UVY W '? ?t Sil JiV.'l.t, I
j';:-!J.i?lJ:. 1 .i< ;.n.j ! ii..|:l I.ir /*?!?; Aluii.l ;
j il" i..tine, :>iik aii.l Slm*.vi<, vci-y low. In
j 'J-Ki11i.i< . In ! ao.! brown 1 loiiirsjoias, \vi* a:v
i 111,1 i.' I..' i ..
i I ... . !... . t i ' '
( j . . - n-. ! .w <111111."i.in- :iii;ci" < iiiiii |M:res, nilf
i ;aii wili iir-ly lii<> pmviia . r that \w liavo
j tiir> iiiilii. Mm iin:! Ill - IS;f |?lrs<*i- i?> tiiake 11?t :11 N'.
ii-. jj.-i*:i'jiiiy. T. S'l'liili.M A N,
\i tltf* ?:Li .-laud ill'.I. (>. ii. Kurd.
HaiiiLiny, Nov :2 I .'i'.i 11it
WATtlisis"
I Repaired in the 1m .-J. manner, anil ?>n loasoii.-.lilc
j let his, at the ?->iaiili-ijiiirnl on Ceijir.'-.sjieel, ivj
rtnliy h? A. (.!. Na<;l<.
JOHN (il l.MAKIN.
j IIaiiilmrjx, < )fl '21 !iiii
! J)lTN!$AU & HUKNsiT)l~
i Having removed iVoni t!;r. I'.i. k Store i'oiim iiy
occupied by lix'in, to liiostorr ne\t lu Dr..1. \V.
St.uk rs, aini nearly opposite their old ^laial,
liuuiburg, S. I!.,
ArP Iinw rpfcil'itllf. Xllil ??.' I I t unntinnn tn
i ecivir, heavy supplies of the foiluvvinj: (iinnlhf,
which they oiler to their friends and 1 Ijo public
generally, aI l''c lowest ni;?iket pricca.
fcjUGAKrS. -\ew Orl-ans, .Muncuva do,
Porto Rico, Clarified, Double Kelineti, Loaf,
crabbed and powdered.
COFFEE. Prime dark ^r'-en Rio, common
do., Cuba St. Domingo, Priu.e o!<l (iovcrnmcnt
Java.
JJAGGINCt, A heavy Block of Kentucky,
and other kinds of American manufacture, together
with a f:iir stock of Dundee ami (Junr.y
ROPE. Kentucky, Jute, Mauilla ami
Tow, Irom ? to ^ inch.
JSAl.T. L.nr s>o Charleston Sacks and
Til &
IJlMYt II*
MOLASSES. Cuba, N< w Orleans find
Sugar House; a superior ariiclc of Syrup.
TEAS. Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial and
Black.
IKON. Of all sizes, also a pood nss-orlnient
of Hoop and Band Iron, < iermau and
Oast Steel, Nail Rods, <!v:c.; Nails of all sizes.
C11A1KS. Maple, Windsor, (/inc Seat,
Children's, Oniee. Rocking and Nurse.
POWDER. FFF Dupont's, Jilnsling^.
Eagle, Sporting, and Kentucky Rifle Powder,
ALSO.
A heavy stock of Saddles, Bridles, Martingales,
Halter Chains, Drawing Chnine, Weeding
lloes, Sperm, Adamantine and Tnllow
(handles. Rice, Sonps, Tobncco of various
brands, lints nnd Caps ol (Ii(Torent, {.'fades
and shapes, Boots ami Shoes, Sole, Upper
and Unmeet) Leather, a superior lot ol Kip
and Calf skins, pure White Lead, warranted;
Window Gt.iss, 7 Xfi. 8 XU), 10 X12, 12 Xl-l,
best quality iNegio Blankets i) to J*2-4 Bed
lila11kc-tt?, Osnaburgs, Cotton Yarn, all num?
j hers, bJeached and brown Domestic Goods,
heavy and light Kerseys, Buckets, Tubs, Sugar
(Jans, Measures, Brass bound Pails, Shot
I of all sizes. Lend, Blue Stone, Copperas,Suitj
petre, (Jinger, Pepper, Spice. Shoo Thread,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Cocoa Dippers,
Brooms, Wagon Boxes, (irindstones, Cast'
int/s or IIollow. Warn. Niw. I. 9 im?l it
j croJ, JJedsieuds, Thouiaslon Liuie, &-c. &c.
J Sept 15 21) tf
Ware-llouse and Commission
BUSINESS.
HAMBURG, S. C.
The subscribers ha ving leased
t- <$ Iljthc Waru House in Hamburg,
W 'at' occuP'e^ hy Smith &. lienson,for
3 years, under the lirm of
Kainey & To<r?art. Tin y offer their services
to their friends and the public penerollv, in
j ihe STOR AGE and SALE of COTTON,
I pr.nnu njeriw ..?.i ??i ' ---?
i RECFA VINCUnll FOK w"\RDi"nG A)ER'
I CIJAND1ZE, unci Purchasing Goods to Or- i
i df-r, &-c.
i They hope, by strict attention, to merit a
! snare of pntdic patronage.
Their House will be open on the first September
lor the transaction of business. ;
JOHNSON IIAMEY.
JOHN TAGGART.
Juno 23. 1617. 17 tf
0^7" The Hamburg Journal will copy the
above until further orders.
I
ESTRAY NOTICE. |
Lewis l'yles tolls before tne a bay rnare i
| MrJjTC, over J2 years old, 13 hands and a
| half high, shoulders marked from being
hurt with gear and white hair has come
out on them; has a small white spot on the
loin. Appraised at forty dollars, Said
mule may be fcund at the residence of
T,ewis Pyles, about (cn miles north of Due
West, and 2 1-2 miles above Scuffletown.
W. 1\ MAKTIN, Magistrate.
Dec 1 - * 40 3m
# / /
Qnmbuvg ^bufitisemcnts.1
?kkmovai.. i
Waia? Stc^f!::3sta cV. !'?>.
Huvorcin veil their stuck ol J)ry (Jooilt? to!
lii>! store undi'r t fi?? Aiwrieiin Hotel, (luto !
1 i t:!ili;ud'ri whom it iu their purpose to k?:op
:i lull tih:o; I in ill of
DJiY (1001)8. i
Wo would take tliis opportunity to return our
frt mil1 ii Mini (Vimi.lo liti* 1 lt?> w?rvr
liberal pMronngo bestowed on us lor the last
six years, and would solicit a continuance of
i in ir la\ ors.
We would atao iuvi'fl fill perr-o:is buvinjr
Dry Ouods in Ilambing. who art* nul already
on our list ??l customers, to give us a trial.
Our sleek wdl consist ol'a much larger and
more genera! ns?c-rtM>'ut than we have here*
tol'orokept. We will ui- o continue 1o keep
our usuaI assortment ol' OAKl* LTTL\(i.
OIL CLOTH, [ 'LOOK MAT TL\(J.
liO.WKTS, and L.iuiir?* uml Childrens'
snorts.
M Jj. ? Just received n lull assortment of
ali numbers ol I) li T Oil H O L T I ?\ (*
< ' LO'J'l iS, w hieli, Io/elher w ith nil urticl-\s
in our line, will be Mild as low as they can lie
procured in llanibur<r ??r Augusta,
W.M. KKTC1IAM & CO. :
Hamburg, Aug 11 21 if '
To ' 1 li H ? Ii!111f
Tli<# uiulvMvij^iH'd would r.-spe tt fully announce
to Truvrllor.-; immI ju rsous v:s11inir I InniU'iru,
lint lie lists tu km for a I?*rm of years, the 110Y
!'ill??ny: known us ! iU IJJiA l? I >'rt A.MIv
Hi ('AN liOTKU wJ.ii-ii it i.s In? purpose lo
k?*C|> lis ?iK:li a I luiiSt' siiouitl l?i? kep uil
only promise to c!i who l'.ivxr litui with u call
that li?r v. ill ?! > ail iu I?ipower Jo j?J. us" ; ami
wlivf !?>= 111 i < -11 ('(jinlort Mid (iui-t may l>-?
e.v p cti'tl li.M'aii l>e fount! at anv 1'nl.lic Jlou.-e.
! .\ r. Ir I n.wt I I . > : 1. . ..-ill I...
' k'-pt conslailliy in Slii'il!*, ami itoi.scs
| shiiil i.iu attfiitl.'d lo in ii way thai si.ail ^ivt.'
I nil jr?' 11.
A libera) j?:?t rousty.' i.-* rr^pi'i'.l fullv soii.-il.-d.
\VM. KF/IH-'HA .M.
I liiiii'jury, .\ *?ir i! - lU'
A < \UO.
i TJiP und.'rsi^not! rcJnrns hi r ijiop' jrrali'fui
j .'i: kiiC.vlciJjriM' ii:s lor tho !ii:?-t :iI |>:il P'Iihjjo
li>ii? lio.-:: owed upon h- r, at::] Jsikrs i*. at p!. :ij
sure in n eomnn'inJinij to h. r Irii-iitls :i:.<: l\.n]
hut patron.-5, Mr. \V\I. KMTCIIAM, in
' whoso nr.in:sif'.'iiiiMil of III'.* 1 s--!?:* !i i- i!i
; lit mo.st ooiilid.'iice, and won!:l foiicit lor iiiiu a
continuance ol'tlh-ir favors.
SAUAil IIUlllAIlI).
Rail Road, or no Kail Uoati i
PEACE Oil 1 YAH!
I ??. ST?tAl ili; C*kk<'fctU3i\v,
i Ilis rooi-i\cil a Ingi' iiiitl .-ploiiditJ n.-Miti
| mc'iil of l li e following KKLSll LOODS
I which will l>e sold at very low prifis.
1 jtowii and blcaehi'd ,<!iii tings from ."> cl.s up,
Do (in sheetings ;t 12 1-2"
Fancy Prints from 0 l-l to 2.~> rents,
Furniture do " ^ 44 25 '*
I Mourning und second mourning Prints 10
| cents up
j Pin id Cast illians and Lnglith Merino.-!,
! iSJack Alpacas from U0 els up,
Bombazene,
ourning rnous de lain 2.~>, 37 mrl 50 els,
I Fancy col d do do do 1* o- l up,
| Tartun pJaid Shawls,
I Scotch wool do
j Ladies urul Gents eol'd kid and beaver
j ( > lu VCS,
do do cravats and scarfs,
) do do silk and linen cambric!;
i Jt'd'U'fs.
j Linen, Lawns, Silk and Satin.
ALSO,
' French and Ln-di.-li 1?i.;:i.!<
j L have an article of French bl.icl; broad
I cloth ill 5S") per \ard wntlh ?7 lo Sj*j.
; ('n&siinere&. vS;iltiio I-. Tweeds,
! Kentucky .leans, Kersey.-', Linsey,
j While, reil, and yellow Flannel.
AL.SU.
i Plaid Ginghams, Checks, Catn'mirks, tnusi
lins, cotton and worsted Hose, (white and
| black) from 1*2 1-2 up; Mitts, caps. gloves,
j ribbons, tapes and braitl, suspenders,
A full assort mi'n! of Jul ml/ Aifirfrs.
A large variety of Fall and \\ infer Caps,
I (Jencral Taylor Caps
Buena Vista. do
Palo Alto do and
! / ?I 1 ?
j ^nuruuusco do
HAT S al any price a man can ask, hs L intend
to sell out this aitide.
A complete assortment of Shoes ami Iioot>,
Bonnets, Groceries, Crockery and Drugs,
Hardware, Perfumery, Serais and Tobae
eo of the best kind, an I a lull assortment at
very low prices.
Conic and examine hi; splendid stock of
Goods before you buy elsewhere, and you
will lind many articles not mentioned, and
the prices cheaper than yon expected.
Oct 27 of> tf j
----Oil
Monday of Court, a line (!OT,J) H MA DEI) .
WAiiKINlj C'AN'K, variiislu-d Mark. eiilipr in .
| Ibis village, or between thi.i place and Cellar \
Spriuc-H. Any iii<?>rni:il 1011 re?p?eliiifj it will he |
thankfully received, or tin- liudcr suitably reward- ,
cil. J. W. KKAZIBR.
Cedar Spring:', Oct ill 35 tf !
notice"
The subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA- 1
TION, lyirisr within hall" a inilo of this place, I
containing 050 acres. On the premises ure i
a two story framed Dwelling framed Negro!
Houses, a new framed Gin House, and a new j
and excellent Screw attached, wiln other out- j
buildings, such ae are common on plantations, j
Two hundred and fifty acres at. least of the !
land is uncleared and finely timbered ; a quantity
of that part cleared is very productive
land, ant! most of the uncleared is of a very
good quality. The price will bo moderate.
JL'ersons wishing lo purchase, will apply to the j
subscriber on tho premipps.
JAMES S. WILSON.
Abbeville C. H.t Sept If) 29 3\v
C A N 1) 11) A T E S .
r O It T AX COLLECTOR.
Wo nro authorized lo annouocc JOHN M.
COLDlNCi as a candidate lor Tax Collector
ai. i li<; ensuing elect ion.
We are authorized ?o announce JAMES
M. C-ALVE11T, as a candidate tor TAX
COLLECTOR, at the ensuing election.
Tim friends of Capt. E. C. MARTIN,
tiiii'iiincu linn as u candidate for TAX COLLKC'Pi
il) - ?
i vu, ui nic iic.\? ensuing un-ctiou.
The friends of WILLIAM J. HAMMOM),
take pleasure in announcing him a
Candidate tor TAX COLLECTOR at the
cii-uiiiy h ctiou.
Tin- l?'riends of JOSEPH S. D. WETHKRALL.
announce him as a Candidate tor
TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing election.
The friends of the Rev. JAS. MOORE
r< sped fully announce him as a candidate for
tin: utiice of Tax Collector at the ensuing
election.
The Friends ufW S. HARRIS, announce
him as a candidate for ref lection to the office
of TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing
election.
We are authorised to announce JOIIN
< i: v v i v(: 11 a \ i .. n>av
*1 r I* \. 1111III1IU I u IU1 JL niv
COLLKCTO It, ut the next election.
The friends of EZHKIKL TRIDLE
announce liiin as a candidnte for the office of
Tax Collector at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce T. T.
('U.N \ I NCil 1 AM us a candidate for Tux
Collector at the ensuing election.
Tho Daily National Whig,
Is [ml.limited in the cilvof Washington,every
day at three o'clock, I'. Al., Sundays excepted,
and served to subscribers in the City, at
t!f! iNavy Yard, in Georgetown, in Alexandra,
and in Jhiliunorc ilie same evening, ut
C?| cents a week, payable to the sole agent of
the Whig, CI. L. Gilclucsl, Esqr, or his ord
r li 1:5 ul;?o mailed to any part of the United
St.it'-s lor ?-l p'-r anuuiu, or ^'2 fur (i
ir.oiilhs, payable in advance.
The ,\tii loual Whig is w hat its name indie-.ti-s.
li speaks the sentiments of the Whig
party ol the I' it 1011 on every question of public
policy. It advocates the election to tlio
Presidency ol' /iiichary Taylor, subject lotlio
decision ol a. Wliiir I\i?t.ionul Convention. It
link, s war to ihe Unite upon nil the measures
and ac's of the Ac'tniuistration deemed to be
adverse lo tIi?* interests of the country, and
exposes wit bout fear or favor tbe corruptions
ol the party in power. Its coluins are open
. io every man in the country, for the discus*
.-ion o! pniii e;>l or any other qu- stions.
j in ndisitior to politics, a large space in the
.Wvional W'bii; will be d voted to publicaj
lions upon Agriculture, .Mechanics, and oilier
useful arts, Science in geiw ral, Law, Medi;
cine, Statistics, &. *. Choice specimens of
American and Foreign Literature will also
be given, including Reviews, tec, A weekly
list of t lie Patents issued hy the Patent OlUce
' will likewise be published?the whole farming
a complete larnily newspaper.
The Weekly National WUijf, one ol tl:o
largest newspapers in liie United States, U
ni.-iue up irom mid columns ot me iJuiiy i\u1
tional Whig, and is published every Saturday
for tIn; low price of !jj?"2 per annum, payable in
j advance. A double sln*? t of iglit pages will
! be uiveii whenever the press ol matter shall
i justify it.
i The Memoirs of General Taylor, written
| oxprrvsly for tin' National Whig, art; in course
of publication. They commenced with the
; second number, a lur-je number of copies of
j whieli have boon printed, to supply calls for
bad; numbers.
CIIS W. KENTON,
I'roj/'ii/rr of t/ir National IVhig.
! Aiig. V"), [I'rs. bill 5520] '2(i Gin
i Th State of Soutli Carolina,
i distinct.
f t I'll- Court of Common Pirns.
i Juiucs Cochran v.(nines Im.sIi.?Attach?
| mci'L
j Tim lMain'ifV ill this case hayinjr filctl Ins
i dt-eluiation in iho Ch-rk's oflieo this day: And
i t!>e d> f<*ti<l:ittl huvinjr neithe r wife or attorney
j Icnowii to i>e in tliifc Stiitn. Ordered lhat said
' (l.-f-Muljuil do plead to the said declaration
| within a year and a day from this date, other.
wise jndurinent hy default, will he awarded
against him T P SP1ERIN, C. C, P.
Clerk's Olliee 29th April 1847 ly 14
The State of South Carolina.
AUIiKVlLI.E DISTRICT,
John O. Wilson, applicant, v. Robert A
I Wilson and others.?-Pnrliliou in Ordinary.
It appearing to my satisfaction thai Mr Bui
; -r>T and Jane his wilr, Thos Lesly and Susan
i I lis wit'.;. Joseph Lesly and Miiry his wife,par!
tics Defend:!nts, renido without the limits of
| litis State : Ordered that they do appear and
i object to the division or sale of the Ileal Es~
i taste of Alexander Wilson, dee'd on or before
the first day of February next, or their consent
to the snme will be entered of record.
DAVID LESLY,
Nov 10, 1817 HO 3m Ordinary.
The State of South Carolina,
AlMIKYir.r.K ntSTRlUT IX EQUITY.
| William Campbell, vs. Geo. A. Miller,
Ailin'r. John T. Ileron and Mary
T. llerron.? lit// for Relief awl I/ijvncf
io /., t\-c.
jit appearing to my satiffaction that John T
Heron and Mnry T Heron, two of the Defen
ilants in the above case, are absent from and
reside beyond the limits of this State; On
motion, ordered, that they do appearand
plead, answer or demur to said Bill, within
three month from the publication hereof, or
said Bill will be taken pro confesso against
them.
II. A. JONES, c. e. a. d.
C'.m'r?. office, Nov. lf> 1847.
"notice.
I have left oil my notes and accounts in the
hands of Thomson & Fair. Those indebted ^
to me will confer a favor by making payment
to them immediately.
' JOIINSON RAMEY.
Oct 20 *35 tf i
mi) 'q A T
jt. v/iv O^Vl.iJCi* .
A neat BUGGY, can be had at ft very reduced
price by applying at thifc offico, [Oct SO 34