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Fiom Ike Soul/icrn Cultivator. BIB NTS FOR FEESElUAEtY. GARDENING. Try to havo a little bettor garden this year than you ever had before. Spade or plow your ground deeper than iimhiI, an! apply well-rolled manure, which snouid bo morougniy incoporated wiili the soil. 11 your garden is a stiff clay, or iiaiurally.lpo wet, bo sure to under drain it. It mayjftekd a littio clay or a good deal of sand, according to circumstances. The ^ pup at fo ri of lime will hardly fail of dortt^oiucipigood. Ue careful 10 kill all insects frbtTuteir larva; as they first appear in'.Bjprl^g'; Make children search for them plants and fruit trees, to destroy, the parent b.c del s curly inthu season. ..jie'member ihat ifyou were to burn Irish tfnj}'s*veet potatoes to ashes, the lac^,^0rtcon\ain about .jO per cent of pure(.jjottisfc ' i'uku the hint, and mix >vbodfishes with the earth in which a hill tubcrsnre cxpect <;J 10 grow, not forget; ^ ling the manure. Onions arc u very nutritious, healthy ve. go table, which we think, (perhaps ciruiic0^ " ously) may be raised in this climate from the scud, it sown oaily on good laud, and fairly tended. Try them. Make the rows 15 or Id inches apart:, pres.s.lhe earth firmly over the seeds, which should be covered not over an inch deep. NVe have grown many, and plant .after this fashion. Take a long board, (plunk, wills rf"'str?iight edge, and place ii lengthwise wiiii J he bed, so that its edge will bo where you design to have the lirst row ui" ouiuiis. With a large slick like a rake handle, mark the earth, following the straight edge an inch or so deep, lnio this drop the seed, while ? standing o.i board, at the rale el one. in uvo fPfejiK or three inches in the row. Alter a row is j " - "'w dropped, cover with the hand, and press ihe - carihover the seed with the square edge u! 1 hoard. With one to drop ihe seed, an | "TfTatrjg'y/ ?"J* wrginscau j soon plant ground enough 10 yield 20 bush.. .ela of good opion's. Every body knows how to put out iho^iseU/pr bulbs of this plant. Ono should raise"jfais own beet, carrot and cabbage seed, especially if he. wishes to grow a large quunUlyv6l*tb0$e staple vegetables. We Hud at the Noftfj^lhat taking .one year with another, abode?',00U busiiels of carrots or beets may be grown on a five acre field. They urb'truiyiyejgr'^eap food lor man or beast, and espefcmllj^i^^fefil'iing cows give inilk, as we know .i'jrd^ca|pfiri-. -<?- ? - < i/jiu im'm in rows otlroft^t%RW(?-8$ iecl apart. See that your land is rich, defcpj plowed, (15 iflchc^jqifJitoaat,) and liuely - . . . |iulverizuU. Tfttj^iB-for fittltl culLurf!, whora they a*o to. byJ . by mule or Tho small white beanli an excellent cro^f to prepare land for wheat. Several. irifti's,^ under our inspection, has equal to clover a?.a rehbv^tCT^feogeTioii, (your cowpoa is. a beon).^rWfif Jain you not grow white beatJ^fopfwfcTOPrWIt, and make money by the bpdrAtio^^M^la'it them with a drilling machine: ^feSrou can ?'<?l ? good one. Try to raie&va^pI e ?l y of peas, and be sure to saw vjrbutiSt!ed_, that all woman born ihey can cat, so . long as peaflk^v^vjgww' and may be picked . Foc^^^^^^pl^mragus bed, and give it . / \ ol ground, with .some well' ' /'rtU'fea'maoure if ii ueedclli it. Don't for' get cabbages, spirinnge. nor uny other garden vegetable which should be planted this By all mt ans enlarge your fruiteries, by procuring new varieties, nqyv scioas,or buds. Teach your sons how to graft and bud, how to nr.mo I - T 1 ? ,?.... ....u 11.mi giujju vines anu raspoefxies. The ladies should know how to pror.iS|iberi;ies by layers,how thoy ' be trimmed mid tied up to stakes. Perhaps you all do, ami for the present wo will skip over a good d?*al that might be taid about growing strawberrios, blackberries, goose*. ^ berri< ~, cur: .inis and many other small gar'' Tin- ctiliurrt <.f theso things is quite too negk'uits-i iu every part of this money Uiu nu' lb it is aU wtioi horticulture, as''to.na^^iijli^..as much money as we now ;dojj;^'dV?qfl^. fivn times more of all tho its efforts to rc"^?r doliciouo fruit which you cati tables ev<?ry da&inthe year, aiitl by w'WlB ing out of the h?att 9f ^an^thoBe ^vM^nox-^ love of improvement among the great mas? planters and farmers. It will notanswerol I our purpose to reach one hundred in half a dozen States. Our friends must help, or very little good can be done. Some deserve our thanks for assisting wi'h their pens and influence. Others should do likewise. A arAcuiNE is said to have been invented in Tennessee, by which a planter can pick two thousand pounds ol cotton a day,,from his field, doing the work of twenty hands. ; The iii!> lus operandi is by horse priwer. and* the machine is designed to gather in the Uj>t per balls, alter the lower have already been j picked by hand. Removal of tub Tax on tub Jews in Au&tuia.?Among the many important changes which have rcjcentlv taken rluee oil the Continent, is the vote conic to by llie Diet at Vienna, on I lie 5th of Oct. They j decided, by a majority of 423 against 20, in favor ol the abolition of the tax hitherto iin- j posed on tin; Austrian dominions, called the , ' Jurlt'.Hsilcuras well as oi the other taxes i levied for permuting the temporary resid- j ; cnce of Jews in \ ienna, or by passport and | ! police regulations. The minority is said to have consisted of German members, while , the Bohemian and (ialiciun representatives. | without an exception, voted in the mnjori; ?? >?? i lie?p and ho lUistakc*!! i rnnw i. . , , | nuiim-miiivK. unending to make a I I CHANGE in bis btiHiucss at Abb. C. H. , of| JL lore l?i.s wr.i.t,fi'.lkctf.n STOCK ot GOODS j al COST for cash, persons in want of CHEAP goods would do well-to givc'hinra"CA~I;Iir iNov '-22. 37 tf JOHN WHITE Look Here! WANTED to buy, a "NEGRO GIRL between 12 and 18 years old, ono'accustomcd tothclionsL' woaid be preferable. A iiboral'price' in cash will 1m g:vn. For further parlicalers ap! ply at ibis uflioi;. Nov 25 '-18 U7 5f j O'.'VotM'e.?Tho undersigned would inform i tboir friends and the public generally, that they ! il.Su .i i * * ?,..n awiuiiucu 11ifinscivcs logeiiicrui j (llo 1*11 act ii* k ok Mkiucine. Whilst lliey feel grateful for the confidence and I patronage which has heen extended to them imhj viorw.i.v, they hope to muko themselves more useful in their united capacity. In all serious cases, their patients w.ll have the advice of hotli, without additional charge. 1 They may he found during the day, when not professionally engaged, ut their Drug Store; at night, at their respective homes. J. J. Wardlaw, m.d. T. It. Dundy, m.i>. jriMUl'YIliU u. 11*9 JtiU. 1, I04C5. 4bir | Lost or Stolen. TIIE subscriber received u letter from Abbeville C- II-, oit the 14th instant, informing him that ?$160 wus Bent to him by mail u few days ago, that letter nor the money, has never been received by me. The Number of each of the Bills are as follows :? iteJfo 243 A ; 35)8 B ; 43 A ; 495 B; 19 B ; 150 B ; ^4S,li; 329 B. Kuril !' them arc ?>20 Bills on th$ Baiil& of Hamburg. V Notice" is hereby given to all Persons not to trade fnr Dills: anil a liberal reward will be given -w-aiiy oITU, Wlju uniiTMlHrnriPiiu me umiroriarii to catch the llilef, or any information respecting said muuuy w#i oe uiaiiKiimy rcci?ivca. EDec. 27. M8. 423\v. J. COIIN. Cokcsbury Female Seho'ol. ? ~ The exercises o! this schoo) will | |,ifS?|be resumed on the first School tiny in February, under the management of / iTTM>m th~ Itcv. J nines F. Smith oftho Literary, and Mms Eslabrook of the Musical Department. Mr Smith "la graduate of Randolph Macon College, and is well qualified to give instruction in the nnincurH, usually liiugni in reniaie ncmmancs, Dosid;sthe Latin and Greek. Miss Estubrook is compete nt to teach both the Piituo and Guitar. The rates of tuition, per Sevasion, are an follows: Flr^tClass ?20 I Third Clasa $10 I... fi SccondCluas 14 | Fourth Class 6 | * No extra chnrjje for Latin^ Greek, or French, all of which are embraced in first Clans. Uae of Piano ?2.00. Contingents 50 eta, Board 8.00 per month By order of the Board, . . ^ Dec. 2.1, '48. 41 4t F. A. CONNOR, Scc'ry 0"TeniperaneeAdvocate and Chronicle &. Senlinel copy 3 tiincs and send acct to this office. Jan.6 | Almanacs! Almamacs!! T\OCTOR D. JAYNE would rospcctfnlly inform j -J-Jf-;tlio public thot he published annually for grit- . an Almanac, caifed jayne'smkdical,. almanac, -? )T v .? vvv -aW? AND OUIOE TO HEALTH. Tlie calculations for this Almanac are made with great care ami accuracy and for five different lati?< tudes and longitudes, bo as" to muke them equally useful as a calendar in. every part of the"TJnited Statesmid BritishNorth' America. Thoy lire prin- ' ted on good . paper, and with handsome new typei | nuu are iieoiiy bouud, aud besides being the neatest and must accurate calendar printed in the United States, they-contain a large amount of valuable information, united to tlio wants of all, and of that kind too, which cannot bo foutid in books. ' His catalogue of- diseases, with remarks and directions for th?ir removal is really invaluable, and make them welcome visitors iu every house they en ter. Every family should possess at least orio of these''annually, His almanacs for'<19 are now ready for distribution, of which he designs to . publish at least two meltons. v. Orders (post paid) directed to Dr.jD.Jayne, Philadelphia, will meet with prompt attention. Fuinilics can obtain'th^aeAltnanu'cs gratisof - SamuelJjIndsyv, Lowudsville, S.G.,. Agent for tho sale of Dr. IX Jayne'acelebrated Far inity MedicinoH ^ 40 2<montb? , ' ^w^"co.r"'GUZeUP Wl11 COP> 3 tiPP|!'ird From the' subscriber about : first of May Inst, three jBSHflr rf*:irir rrttira' i n ' ~ " "" ' ' I'rcibytcrlHU Klalo and Female HIGH SCHOOLS OF GREENWOOD. VUNDER THE CONTROL OF THE-.' South Carolina Presbytery. 1 v ? ? IN' establishing tlicso Institutions, it is tliaiaim.or the Presbytery and Greenwood Aajjoc'mtton.Ho secure sclio:ltf*'iu which not only the head, hut the heart also, may bo educuted; and to accomplish this, "the Biblo is used a?,o book of study and recitation." In connection with the Scliuols are a fine Chcmtcal undPhilosophical apparatus.;iiiducubinet ofmin.....1 ? -..uiouhu nnnHiius, uy mo iicip pi winch, many fiicilities will bo'';?jt?dc(rto the student for ucquiring ii | useful uu.' :cc<jinfc-T'ihc<l'-education. Amnio provi- : fU9U is ulsn inudn Jjor the youngest pupil. IlSying j obtumeu "lVubhi'n- <>rjcii?\vii reputation and ability, | IheT nistee.s sire peRstwtlcd that their hopes will be re dized.und therefore recommend tin: Schools to public patronage.?The exercises will be resumed on Monday theb'lh of Jan. ne.u. The scohlastic year consists of ten month*, ami is divided into li Sensinus?commencing 2d Monday in Jan., and 2d [ Monday in June. Students will be charged from | their tiiue of entrance lo the end of the FCGsion. I Hoard al seven or eight dollars per month. j ratks or tuition riai session. I 1st class $ 18 I '4th class !$G French $10 j 12il <lo 15 I Extra. Use of Piano 2 :t,l do 10 | Music, 20 Contingent SOcts ! Tkaciikiis.?Mnlc School. Isaac Aui.m, M.I)., Principal and Teacher of Languages and Nat'l SciI ences. WAV.Eojraii.Tcachcr of Mathematics, and j English Itraiiciu s.?Female School. Robt. AxDKmkon. A. 1$. Principal..1 Ass't. Mi.ts Mary Boggs, Music Teacher. Trubtkeb.?E. K. Calhoun, Jas. Gillain, Jno Logan, Juo McC'lees, D.l/esly. Dcc y, 39 5t Partition in Ordi.iury. Win. L." Cur.i{ !wll. and wife, Applicants, v~* vs. J. W. lfodge, and wife, ct al. Def'tfl IT appears to )ny satisfaction, mat Benj. Sumner, J/W. Black, und Matilda, his wife, Suriih Sumner, widow of Wm. Smnnor, dee'd., and children. i known, fief 't*;.k reside without the limits of thiH Stato ; it in therefore ordered, that.thoy do appear tind object to the divEaion'or. Biilb of thc.rcal ertuu: Ubf Bonjayijii- -?-,'v~<iier iieii'r.. de'ed., 'cta.tjrtjeforc .thc : Jst*Mondaylk, iftruaryy a- ?.l$49*6t their consent J to the same \w Tjo'eritorpd-oh'recofd. : I November 18.' ; p. lesly, o.a.n. I "Mntr 1Q.4Q -'S- .viv- * .^-iu , _ fYf7?" iiBimt Erskine Female Seminary. (FpRMlSULYKN^H! AS'TUE GRAllAM SCHOOL.) ' The duties of this Acadcrny will be resumcd on.ihc 1st Monday of next NovIj!J&jjBember. Miss Wright, of Northampton, d3as?3Mas3., who who has hud considerable cxpericnco in teaching, will,take charge of the Music Department. Slio will;also givo instructions in French. Terms as heretofore. Lessons in Vocal Music gratis. . - A number of yonng Ladies can be accommodated willi boarding iutho family ofthc Principal, also in other families in the village. JOHN I. UONNER, Principal. Dun West, Oct. 25. 33 tf Great Bargains, 1 DUN 13 Alt &. 13UUNS1DK has just received by Hail Koad and Iliver, the following list of (jiootfs, to which tliey respectfully invite attention. Planters visiting our market would do well to give us u GALL bolero purchasing clcswhcrc. 47 Ilhds St Croix, Porto Uicoand N O Sugars, 25 I3bls No 1 Clu.itied do 70 " Superior Colleo Sugars, 5 " ail it 5 boxes L'.mf, Crushed aud powdered ... 175 bags'llio, Lagr.ara and Java CoiFee, OUUHS Oil!I , 75 barrels Mackerels, 50 boxes fiiio Cheese, 3 tierces Rice, 125 kegs Nails und Brads, 40,000 lbs Swccdes Iron, nil sizes, Bund, Iron, Germuu and Cast Steel, Wagon Boxes, 100 boxes Window Glass, all sizes, 500 pounds Putty, in bludders, 4,500 pounds White Lead, Vernon mills, 2 barrels Lintsecd oil, Ditchers boots, broguns and Ladies, shoos, 500 heavy dultul blankets, ? 20 pair fine bed blankets, Kerseys, osnaburgs, shirtings and sheetings, ? tum-n {inuis, uii patterns, 3000 lbs sole leutiier, upper do, and calfskins, 3001lw Oak Tanned Leather, 200.coilH rone/1000j>ouuda? twins ; 125'tiags 40 kogs Dnpout's aud-Keiitucky Rifle Powder % quartering*.; V- . d? do Paiutcd buckets "and. tubs, brussbounds Buckets and Wire.see%^/le^l)luc8t6n/>', indiiro, copperas, cuudlca Hpunn and taliow, chewing tobacco, sugar cans, measures," Jg>?p6tor,. spice, ginger/canc sout chairs. W^bd aufftjtffe'iiat rocking chairs, and raaUy^thef^rticlw'^^^^eiiumerate.: Estniv.il' ?n^ff* WK&P*1** iu*> A BRIGHT ZJLJLJLjL?old; with fine limbs,'fino shoulders, blitze m tuo iace aiid' high mounted, - with somo' Vhitc.'fc6t;/;:Inr<#^tlp}*d?liVci d to me atNewberi-y C. ILVwi)J: bo tharikftilfy receivedyand will with pleasure bdy all lioaKmable.expenses. I need, him verymupb.' v-v V.-Bi POPE.' Sept. 26" -30 tf . 1 4. . Estray. - : jm i>j? duiiuu lijrug r coming near lJ.'lialhoiuj, and 1 or 2 miles of Johnston's -JL?_l_?_Forry, onSuiudu Itiver. tolls before me, ft Magistrate of the District, a D AUK BAY -FILLY, two years old last..spring, tyelvehands high, weak eyed, hind feet white, no" other ' into . brands perceptible' Appraised by DotfnsCalhoan/ ? Jones Fuller and .Thoe. J. Pinson ov twenty-five .j dollars. N. ,McCANT8, Magistrate- , j Kept 2 v26 ?... _ ; ; . 1 SELLING OFF 17 rjl IIE subscriber intendffg U^We up li sorted stock of tel^^Liuvo ^porfs al J tlio public in general, wH^ffd^gyTrfing ch< " GENERAL' TAYLOllls AMD J. | CHEAP CAf i M MI'JB vdETiSA AS Cotton continues to remain I.O\Y in |trice, sun method of informing the l>i)blic in the surround kklucteu Stock of GOODS Oivhfliijd, which he ha* tremcly LOW, und thut ho is ffelkug them rul sucl iiudcr AN Y circumstances. His ifqek^is entirely ] back, can be found there. His StoclFbtitthti in pu for dresses?Shawles, Uibhons, Collure, ' Clothing, lints uiui caps. Hurdwurc, Jewelry, Coffee, Popper, Spice, etc., etc. As I doirpwikany ' openly unit freely say, thut I sell CIIEAPEfi&tfaau I give mc u trial, and be satisfied, before bnyingT&Jw j don't chargo for looking, you may easily come audrM | that tho best liiircains ure sold at '' December 2, 1848. Notice. I A LL having demand* against tlic Estate ( Ji. of Nathaniel Rowland, dec'd., nre requested ! to render them ill, and those indebted will do well >, to null and make payment to J). \V. McCunts, in j CokiBbnr'y, I). W. Mc:C,lNTS, } Adin r. I Dec2.'J,'4t3.-Il-ii MARY ROWLAND, }-Adrn'rx ! Ware-House mid Commission Business, Hamburg, S. C. MR. J. Y. PART LOW TlimiiRliy* lifutinil consent witlidruwu from the firm of CSbiukh, Part-low &, Knight ; the Ware-House and Commission business will be continued at the same Rtnnd Who respectfully tender to former customers nnd . .w..vu.fiviiuwi} uicii bl-iviucs 111 mo oiornge ana i Sulc of Cotton, and other product1. Advances will be nitidc when required 011 produce in Store, and their charges will be regulated byu due regard to the state ol' tlic times. Hamburg, H. C., Oct'r 2!i, 1848. 33 3m The State of SoutU Carolina ' i AlilltlVILLK DISTRICT. Iu the Court of Common Pleas'". | John S. Turnbull, who is in Custody of the Sheriff" of Abbeville District, by virtue of a writ of "Capitis ad satisfaciendum," at the suit of N. J. Davis, having tiled his petition with a schedule'0U> oath of hit* whole instate real and personal for tlfo, purposo of obtaining the benefit of the ugt General Assembly commonly called Debtors Act. Public Notice is Iicreby given thaltttp)" Petition of the said John S. Turnbull will be hoanCuiii con-. sidered in tho Court of Common lie ^jTor A i>be District at Abbeville Court Ilouw?0JB'Uti^mird i Monday in March next or uufih ; otuer ,dffy as the Court may order during tho teirm Commencing at the said place 011 the said third'Mrfiduy in March I next, aud all the Crediton?.o?Uifej&id John S. Turnbull, are hereby summoritetf/pe^BOiially or by attorney to appear?then'and thpire in said Court'to bliow cause if any they can-?why tlio benefit of t); ?? f|f* ~ nl if -? ^ ii(u<l tlftnlj John S. Turubull upon his executing the' iu*ignlncnt required by tho act aforesaid. TliOS. P, BPIKRIN, c.c.r. October 4, 184W. JlQ. tf Grocerieafi|*^-\ TVT nW r?M tj a xtrv ... Um<i/ V '\J\tC*tFATJKTKUi* 11' RECEIVING, tho (ollowing articles, wlitcUj ure ollerccl for sule, 011 reasonable tenriai yixI 80 Ilhds. of fair to choice SUGAHS?j>'a-.'>. 18 Bbls. Double Refined,Loaf, ClarifijM^ptowhcd apd Powdered SUGARS, 100 Bugs prime Greeu Rio, Cuba and Otd-Wj?Jt? Juva COFFEE, Old Mocha do 900 Sucks iSah, also Tabic Salt, ( 40,000 Lbs. English and Sweeds Iron, ass'ted sizes, 20U Kegs cut Nuils and Spikes, assorted sizes, 20,000 Lbs. prime Bacon Sides, 300 Pieces BAGGING, consisting of 46 inch Guuny, and 44 inch Kcntnckv. and Dun dee Buggiug; Also a good assortment of Rope and Twine, 40 Casks Rock LIME, ' % 30 Bbls. now No. 3 MACKEREL, ' 50 Boxes Sperm and Hull's Tallow Candles, SJ500 Xbs. Sole Leather, marked good and dam '* aged; Also, Harness and Upper Leather and Shoe Thread, - 25 Bbls. Ne\v Orleans MOLASSES, Also, We?t India in hhda. do T-'^goSa assortment of .TEAS, consisting of Gnn Powaer. Imperial and Blacki Tea Also. Cotton cards, Hogare, I'epper, Spice, Ginger, Blue Slono, Copperas, prime Chewing Tobacco; Also, chcap Tobacco for nogroea, Chockolate, prime Starch, Negro Shoes and Blankets, good assortment of Cain Seated Chaiiro, large Rocking do., Tubs, Buokcts, Churns, &.c. See. For sale by ^ SIBLEY CRAFON, CrOrdcre for BAGGING, ROPE, &c. will be promptly attonded tt> by S. Sl C. ID" Greenville Mountaiiicar and Laurensville Horald will give tho above four insertions and forward Bill to 8. & C. Hamburg, Sept. 2 2G tf IN otice to absent Lcgatees.jjii IN THE MATTER OF BENTON CASHSTOJUS. lis store in Abbeville, will sell his well aaCost, as they nrc so well known, ho inviti-s :>np goods, to give him a call for their own J. COHN. EVER SURRENDERSV'~ OOHN'S annm* m JB. 'O' jBLm JEL J m 1 money not no plentyjul, the mlt'criber takes thiq > ing country, that he has a S1'1<?XDID and well lately bought in Now York and L'hiliidcl|jhiu, exi prices uk will compuro, with (iuyxn\<l at present, SEW, and NO OLD GOODS bought in years > rt, of every kincfof DRY tiOODS?Fancy (looils iccks, Dodticlvill<r, I lose, etc., etc., also ready made yfcSegars, Tobacco,- Blankets, Kerseys, Sugar and men to pay for bad debts contracted with me, I do rx i tho Ciieai'kst. The coimiiiuiicy would do well in . i;-. 'here else. OALIj, sec, and be convinced, ami as I 1 who examines them iairly will be forced to admit, ML. .. ' J. CONN'S. "as ? wins. COTTON LOW'; ""AND GOODS STIM. M. STKA5JSS, 1.,'CbiP^#^^ IS now oponinif aiul daily rc-oi-iving 11KOWN SHIKTIXUS, from 4, to 10 B.cuchcd do. from 5 to iiO cts. |ifr t-4 Long ci.orn 1), 10 and 31 yards per dollar, "5S Kniflish Prints 10, 12 and lb els a yard, ; Funey IVinU 1G., SiO umlXio ydspur dollar, Fnrinturo prints G to 1G yd* per dollar, Moucjiiug. mid Koeoud - ljioqmlnff printa,.6:lo'..JO-> yids per dollar, . . / 'J'ickingH 10 cts pe r yard up, Cotton uaiiaburgsH oz. per yard 11 yards for a ' yA'^ 11 envy brown and blenched drill, Heavy brown und bleached canton Flannel, lied and white llannel all wool Iti 3-1 cts tip, Kerseys twelve and a half cts per yard, All kinds of lilunkets very low, lldkls from six and a fourth Shawls from twelve and <?jpii?w{ra up, i' Wool shawls ?cent? up to four I.IIllinH ifrnrrt """? ' ? " . .MrigOtffkv- Alnaccas. tiMttegPlmd colored Thibet clotli, "Houdu'rau, fluids, .-'JB r;;- liamurtitie limircs, jB " Silk warp Alpuccus, ?E ^oFroncll: gingh uinn, . " . " ty.(f?^.^WnntrtfT^nr- -y. ^r-Apron checks, " - , - / u ljaidscys, \-tL~ Lincu tablecloth, _ >. -h'. D.iwlas, ' *' bird evo draper, y V* Damauki ' r Striped end plain homespuns, SUl'Elt BLACK FUEN'CH aud E^ftLlfcJHL.. BROAD OIjOTH, four to eight dolVaro r-'-v> ' . SalinelH from twenty-live ccnts up, A J 1 weeds trom twenty-hvo cts up, > / y .?y \?' lvPllhmlrv i?mno IW? * 1? * ** ? ?; J.~.a..<>>?kt>uiii}-u(u conu up,; J ?, Thibet, cbally. satin, iloreiitmc and silk ' j*VESTINGS, v|&' Illack uud fancy colored cravats, scarfs and ..-ft stocks, /' ,13?; Silk und linen hdkfs, L^Jrish liucn very fine and very cheap, . JJSKtd*^ Ul'ellTttTTmd flecco gloves, Merino, wool and catton hose, . ^*fcnch suspenders, SSBwmw.-iaconet. muslius,edging and insrrtings, ribbons, collar#, cheinisclis, / : {fovea, Jacea, bobinets and capo, V^yC BoiindKAmgwd huts, >rom twelve and a half : cents to ofl e <JRQUKER Y, Mnhujr$^^MKfct?&^ PERFUMERY, tobacco and skgaitb, Together wilh a well selected slock of evory jlcscriptiou of fa.vcf and btapj.e * and many other articies too numerous to mention all -. -. (affij of which are offered at lower prices than the times ; __ anrTiard. Cotton is tow atidgooda'tnus* be cheap. " " vf'??i Come! and examine tho stock und you will find Prices'to suit the Times ! ' Nov. 9. 35 tf XTT t? rt t vv ugons ior sale. ..jpi ..it Persoim wishing to purobasad^^^H^^;.i^Sf^KT One, Two, l'hreOiU)ttk?|gft|&aBHHHi^^!^'v ?m-32?q2il\s a<;< >ns. c^ipp:^ hero, f?w lines, giving u de- Jfeb A AV/Ut' ' . ) Mm?Ham"ey"TjfiVini^.exocntrd to the undorilgued, an alignment of n)"4)ia accounts and donuidi due him as Jato Shoritf .oL. Abbeville Dis- , Jrict', for Feoa and Coeta from parties in casea .jsp ' ?ell ,Plaintif5 us Defendants: Also, an .assign- ^ :\:$uKk itftntxX^ number of demands, chleffjft If ist&m&Tp irely, DQtca, having no connection with h^HH|^h$ BBnH|^^^^nnHH^^nnHHK0?; v? $ B2S^H|^^^^^^^^BflBMEB||raMflnHDHj^B^^*? |^^^^^Hn^RHHR|^^HflffiH^BMnB^H|^^^HHKMrV