The Abbeville banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, June 07, 1851, Image 3
>. LAtE^T1 WTELLIGENCE!
New York, June 1.
' The cotton market was heavy on Friday,
and prices slightly receded. Sales 1,000
bales.
On Saturday prices were 6rnie*, with a
slight advance. Sales 2,000 bales. For the
w<kK^,0QP.
The steamer Franklin sailed, yesterday,
taking, 186 passengers aud $1,000,000 hi
specie. > . <, .
A cotton broker and land speculator jailedjresterday..
Billa ou Lon^pn, amounting to ?800,000
it is supposed, will be returned dishonored.
Many rumors of failures among cotton
speculators are flying about.
The argument'oh tbe.Methodist Church
case is elos?d. It? supposed tbe?wi*tfill
decide in favorof the claimants^ .
"rf ' >*'' '"'v?.
- ? - - a '.
11 altlmobe Mahkbt.?Thd sales jpf Rjq
f "Coffee in Baltimore for the week were "J,000
bags, at 0 1-2. Stock 30,000 bags.
New Oblcans, May 30. .
The sales of cotton to-day .amounted to
v?, 2,300 bales, at prices of the previous dayl.
]&; Low to strict middling 8 1-4 a 8 3-4, The
;y receipts amounted to 153,000 bales ahead
I; of last year at the same time. ;TN?W ? *.
stock on hand of 148,000 bales. Sales of
the week sum up 12,600 bales. -r
LATER fiRCOl EUROPE.
Arrival of Ike WasUlgtti.
Nbw York* June 2,1861. I
"'The steamer WashiTiffton^ hto arrived
from Liverpool, having left, that port on the '
21st ul'U ^
Cotton.?A favorable change is reported
as having taked-place in cotton. On the!
19tb, 7,000 bale* were sold; on the. 20th
5,000. f Ijp
m Account* from the manufacturinjrdistrifcts
Are favorable,
It has been proposed toappnM,he receipts
derived from the Great ExhioBon in London
to educational purposeS&fcThe receipts
amount to $1,400 per diem.^^V:
The legitimists are making great oppoaiJ
tion to Look: Napoleon. ;
The Bdgkim Ministry had resigned,
CoatiotiftU news unimportant. "
2-rjfvl ''-j-y r| '*
? ivui wunu
_ Xb? following is the translation of a letter
' wjfiydJfirogi Havana by. a gentleman of
Havana, May 22, 1851.
Tf^iSfcdteraent which pre^&'ij|tMtt:all
the inhabitants of this island
lnytfflr description, and the Govern
ment i^npfcr suitable measujea to prevent
the 1gP<%7 J. blow. Yestefday the CaptahtiiwiWWpoflcha
review^Bbthe battalion,
<$*tais tlc%? thousand pien,--all of them
. drcmtf in ffray coatees, blue paata, straw
' ***** s
into census Thus tliey go
?<J fn^-Jrlifa-blood away, and they will
/} "r ?? th^last drop is gone.
^>een appointed Governor of
f.jri^jJjWqeipe, and is very much ex&sper?ilM|^wii*|aence
of- not ha\ ing found out
.th?tin||pr?i3 kept by the Patriots. An
a|gMH|iMp^i^tance occurred, oneevening
tirigR^HEfeave a pretty good idea of the
'Sl4 'l'18 Limerioh, and at the
?Jm(W mfeawg the estimation in which he
is iMraUHe beoDle. Onp. nicrht unrnn
young gentlemen having been gathered together
in.the Public Square^lhe Governor
'/ 1 pasaedthem on horseback. finding that
I they did not salute himft>y taking off their
hata to him, he turned bade in a great rage
and Teproached them in a very rode, ungen&
< tie manner; when one of them stepped forI
ward, stating that they bad no intention of
[ offending mm, but that in the darkness of
i the night thfcy did not know him. This api
peased his excellency, and be rode away^?
\ The following day, when the Governor went
't to his desk, he found, among some other
* papers, a printed sheet requesting him, when
| no roue aooui tne streets, to bave the capI
tail) of the garrison out before him with a
/ trumpet to announce that the master was
about to pass by, in order that all might be
^ prepared to take off their lists, and do bom?
sge to bis excellency; also that he should
u never find out the secret press upon which
the printing was done; and ss he had pledged
himself "that ha would find it out before
t-- many days or bum the sash," that the soon
er be committed to the flames the
better. "l
Z Septtit fftttf OonTvotioa.
Perht, Howtoh Co., May 24J, 1851. "
' The Qtqtyia Jtaptiet State Convention
has just finished its business, after a session
of four days. Amomg its various matters of
iaaasrfrtrfrimlpess, waa the election of a
Boardof Mercer University,
whose funded endowment of $120,000,
and Theological fund of $80,000, am entrusted
tt thin Convention. Besides these,
theieare two other incorporated Acadettifes
M&jjfcg; to the Convention. with fihatal
"While this Ecclesiastical Body cannot
professedly recognise any business of a mejoiy
secular nature, as appropriate to its call-.)
ing, they nevertheless must admit tbat styt?'
ed pastors and all uthur ministers, as well?as
every pious and intelligent head of a family
are the natural guardians even of secular
education; for a sound education is ever the
hand maid and tiie attendant upon intelligent
and scriptural piety. They "may not,
tnerefore, bo regarde d as transcending lfceir;j
proper function?, in noticing with pleasure
and oommendation,the effect.now making
in several parts of this State, forthe <Sfetablifhment
of an improved system of public
education." ... -j*.
Accordingly they adopted the fblkuviog;
resolution: -
' Tbnt the Georgia, Baptist State. Cottrention
regard with approbation the proposed
enterprise of organ ittnifari Educational Con
vanti.on to bo held in Marietta on the 8th of
Jt^jr, for the purpose of?tablbhitjgan im- ;
The Ff^^t the Invention, Hon.
AasociatiorT^Aat city We have no^rtjotn
or ispRoefbranytbing more than the conolpding
paragrapha of the Tribdtte'e notice \
cr " We cannot, however, attempt to do ji?i ,
W*i?9- tge^idniirableapeech of Mr. Woodj;
dwlared ^that, ftfler a thorough
tbeifconfe?ioo?and motives, be bad no hobo
i? Ui lM$WHty Q^ rtiiogg,. Ue believed that '
the fugitive slave law would be replied by
thugfextCongreas, and a new programme of j
who lUpi tile onlydanger lies in a dissatisfaction
to the Compromise laws. Those !a*p
^r^f?th 8tePjfD ?tHel>#gindkk
tLf\ pIahHu Alnoi^ata/1 kw ilia Mtknln nl.?.
||er of the speech as to amount to demonstration.
"He counselled independence in tbetaction
of .Southern rights men, and that^was
the counsel of wisdom1?for if ttfcre-'bfeany
presumption of the future which is at all re-'
liable, it is that those .men will before the
lapse of years?nay possibly witltfn a twelve
month?have obetacje to a complete triuph
in the South. ,5 ... "Of
the course bf South Carolina he
spoke without authority, and could give'no
positive information. " He had no doubt,
nowever, that she will secede,.but when, will
depend on the progress of aggression in Congress
and the sympathy of other Southern
QI%A AWtwtiwuiN !*?? ? *?!
tinie for holding horPonvention .that such
new aggressions would be made as to bring
tolior side other, if not hII, the^SouthorD
'
Alabama.?The Southern Rights Club'of
Lowndes County, Alabama, at its last meeting,
adopted unanimously the following resolutions
:
Resolved, That South Carolina or any
other State has the right to secede from this
Confederacy whenever it becomes necessary
to their happiness, either alone, or in company
with other States, "whether the grievance
be common or solitary."
Resolved, That as South Carolina was the
first colony that declared for resistance bv
arms to British oppression, she hi ay well
take the lead in opposition to Northern
wrongs, and we pledge our best efforts to
sustain her in the course she may designate.
. y ? <? ' ?
- Reasons why the whole State hodbd mtbonixk
the Southkbn Pateiot.?The Patriot was
established to do better things "than wrangle in
politics," accordingly Judge O'Neall wrote once a
1.41? 4- i. -i ? " " ?
v?w> iv it ouuui our jvaii koaa anting If w?wmember
right, hi* was the only letter of all that
haa appeared in the Patriot that did not wrangle
in politic*.
The Patriot rewards the Judge and hi* and our
Bail Road by encouraging the " triarchant of thin
town*' to ihip good* by way of Savannah and Augusta
!?Excellent reason this why all tho friends
of oar own internal improvements should encourage
the Patriot! It wrangles all the business it
can oat of the State! Newberry shonld thank
the Patriot for stimulating the merchant at this
present time not to send goods that way. Charleston
owes the Patriot a debt of gratitude. That
print by it* influence encourage* the merchant to
ship "by way of Savannah" recently, "who baa
always heretofore" shipped by Charleston- An*
ether reason why the Patriot should bo eaconrageed
: it stimulates the largest slaveholder to ran ont
of the State and promote* a tliin population. It
(In encourages hostility to oar own State Ccnsti*
tution. It seeks to pMMSto the gtorioas Union
OHt of the State for the benefit of Massachusetts
and Aba^^W* in general an^ do?a a? it can to
promote disunion ia tho State; to Isaveaoa prey
to oar enniius Mwwtointor.
. ?
[uu icATap.j
Ruoittd, That u *U))toa o^ouuTe^Irct tTni?
memory, ftud as a further UatHnonia) of our grief
J$rhls loaa, wewear the usual badge of mourning
for the space of thirty days:
Retolvfd, That wo deeply sympathise with his
afflicuJd widow aud relatives, and tender them our
heart-ielt.condolence in this, their irreparable loss.
Retched, That a copy of thfal preamble and
the accompanying resolutions be furnished the be
re at red family, aad that ibey be published in the
Abbevijle Banner and the Southern and Western
Jfojam'e Mitcmllmrnf.
WILLIAM HILL, S*cV
g! iHBllEnrnsftB
Of every Description and in the best style
EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE:
Embracing such as
bobincm cards, . hand biixs, any abo,
,v aaoctrrm, < ntrtM,'' .
bill 1ikadb, ) book*, pajhwum
Blare, ) Sba
ST The Proprietor Bjfepn
a.?ore? hia friends
for anything
cuted in H,
. . . t'V " ' ; ~ i \
nuxficine at AbbevHlfcC.
tt Tha Wrktt. of both Will be wo^rid when
?e-?nr- . . . BRAN^^M. ;
,*35 . ' ' -, 44"
CTThe (Jud?nlKned haa taken the
office on the Public 8qo?*e, recently wccapied by
Lucr* H. Lom/.x, Eeq.?his object being to give
hi* entire and unremitting attention ft tiie PRACTICE
OF MEDICINE,
i.-'-.'. BENJ*. J, HARRISON.
Abbeville CiHJ; J-a. 18; 1851: 43
">,. < >.<? ?s?,1
jr. CHler ffluilUkVI,
" ATTORNEY AT 1AVT.
Office next door to the Printing Office.
pis " . . - ii?
Wilson 4t Lomas, i
ATTORNEYS at LAW?ABBEVILLE C. ifc
"J.H.Wilson. J \ Lvcien H. Loh*i.
marl 1 H 49tf
!IIarUn A Parker^
ATTORNEYS at LAW?ABBEVUU^H.
J. martin. w. flm
jali 18 jm
Edward IfolJ|
1ttadvpv ahvi 4ur
* wma?a.? ft aa
Will also practice in tbe C^mrts cMflNpPflS?
anl8 Districts.
SRTTOB AND MEDICINES,
Paints, on*. PywtofflL Window Crasa, Ao.
. oreenvVood.
fT\HE subscriber hating retired from practice of
JL medicine, after tea years close applicati >a to
Its various branches, now offer* his services to
Phyairiaus, Merchants, Planters, and the', public
generally, as Druggist, and: flutters himself that
by closeapplication and careful investigation of
all articles in his line, he will be able tOgive satisfaction
to all -who may favor him with a call.
I am now receiving, and shall keep constantly
on band, all article, in the Drag Busiuesa, vis:
Dmini. 1%f snlir?5r?A?? ?* ?*
?B-I ?y?.v..??r WUW) villi H?;( OIII|Kll
Instrument*, Window Glass, Perfumery,
BraihM, &cALSO?A
trood supply of CONFECTIONAR1ES,
PRESERVES. PICKLES, Champagne,
Port and Maderia WINES, Fancy Soana, 6cc.
FELIX G. PARKS, M.D.
Greenwood, June 7 9t
BOTANIC nEDICINES. "
THe subscriber* offer for sale a large quantity of
. Choioe Botanic MaUdnw as cheap as
can be purohased in the South. Warranted to bo
fresh and pure.
ALSO?A supply of SYRINGES and other
Medical Instruments.
ALSO?A flue lot of CONFECTION ARIES.
cheap. W. H. SIMPSON &, CO. '
Midway, Abbeville Dis., S. C. Jane 7 lm
To all Whom it may Concern.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persona (if any
there be) claiming as heir* of Lew Branson
deceased, of North Carolina, that they appear
before the 25th October next, as on that day we
will divide the amount in our hands, due the es>
tate of said Levi Branson.
B. L. POSEY, Attorney.
June 7, 1851 THOS. L. HILL, Assignee
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, CARPENTERS,
Ac.
TfTKITTEN PROPOSALS will be received by
1! the Commissioners of the poor for Abbeville,
for building, and furnishing the materials
thereof, of a House of the following description,
for a dwelling to the paupers of the District
The building to be of wood ; length, seventyIota
faat wiftlK Ava* '
-?w? f ?-?WM> aov?| auviiwivo VI B4IOU
rooms, and open piazza running the whole length.
The length of the shed-rooms, each eighteen feet
and ten feet wide, making fonr rooms; front rooms,
fear in number, sixteen by eightoen feet in size;
eiu eight feet wide. The rooms and piazza to
ceiled overhead, and the rooms to be divided by
framed partitions. The house to be one story?
twelve reel from floor to ceiling. One floor of
inch nod quarter plank tongued and grooved;
eighteen windows of twelve sash, Minted and
glued, ami ten by twelve gin*; twelve doors on
hinges and pr*vi<ud with letchets. Good shFagled
reef} six bnck chimneys, two of then doable, and
<??Ut j * -< -?
vi iw H?IIH i VHM? "1 gvoa oriom.
or rode, Md talime morter, IM Insert of which
to be two feet: Mgb.' Tb whole Work to be eeu-,
troetnd of (be toot material*, 4mm la workman^
like atyle, end completed by the font at Mart#?
The ?otttemctor will be altowrd to supply kfa?aetfftem
the poof how plantation
BtBBWiry thnber of the fiaeot quality ;SKQm?much
u the new ?Ua#? ew-mill U withS e connai?l
dMuoet ud Mir hrity<Ni*toi5*itioe,
(htvradWtMn tbaftk h>
20 Hhda.
aud for 6ale by , SS?hP^^^^|T^'
'r ' ' " " 1 ' 1 -1, ^'1' ' ? *
NoUoe to Contractors.
PROPOSALS will be rccuived by the midcrsigned
until the SOth of June next, for Uie
removing and rebuilding the .Walnut Grove meeting
house- The materials all to'bo new except
.the floor and frame.- If not disponed of, will be
let out lo the lowest bider on the 21st of June.*?
A plan of the building canbe aeen by calling upon
the chainnan of the committee.
SAMUEL AGNEW, Chairman. >
Mt. Hill, May 31, 1850. / ju7-2t? '
. . ,?' **;, * Corn.
-f
Utvinu to the great scarcity of Corn, I have
concluded to apart .a few hundred bushels,
and tweuty sacks of fresh ground flour for bread.
SAMUEL MARSHALL.
ju7.c- 8t?
Eitrayed.
TOLLED before me, James McCaslan, Mogis-'
trale, by Dr. Johu S- Reid, a dark bay honso
poney, about eight years old, fourteen bans high,
left hind foot white, some white hatn around the
right. Said poney uiay be found at' Dr. J. 8.
RoMf? nino miles south of Abbeville C. H., apd|^Bd
at fifty dollars, by Jsines Taggart, H. DarSHB
and Benjamin McKitrick.
JAMES McCASLAM,
- Magistrate, i.
BnMlniiitrfid ItftllsM i>mnrkKB
v? vviaaio AVVVMliffii'
VSiZS^ESsjL . 3cni
pw house of tho subscriber in 0i?
r- 'A- Sg? broken opeu on Thursday night
Moud?-larg? tun<mat of money
|HP"* *
jj^^'do>Ur* T,ere ^
^r'Ttb hundr*d
MtKkv olhw - - ^I'VkSri
? - mmi HW| ins. ?um oi unii
THOUSAND DOLLARBtf For the discovery
of the criminal or crimin&b.with evidence to proaMn(?
to conviction, the ?uin of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS; and fa* the wcovefy ofUm?
notes end mosey and the diidnrtfir of the c-HmiMl
or crimfosli, and evidence toproseonte4? Conviction,
the nun of FIFTEEN HttNDSBD
'DOLLARS. ROBERT C- GORDON. V
ifry 1,1851; _ >7-11 it
DUTCH BOLTIIV?>?LOTn8.
8NOWDEN A SHEAR,
AUGUSTA.. w GEORGIA
HAVE received from New York, supply of
,Dutch BOLTXtfG CLOTHS, Not 0, j?
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, ?X&d 10, of the best quality,
to whlch they respectfully invite the attention of'
uio public- . [my24-9lf
WflrrrfTB 7*1 nAnwarrmr
TlHGRB*tyi be let to the loweat binder, at
I Clear Spring Academy, on the last Saturday
in June next, the Building of 0 Mow Academy
at that place. . Tho building to be a frame/34 by
44 feet, two stories hlgti ; the pitch of eachatohr
to be twelve feet. The contractor to furnish 111
the mift^alaand find- bimaelf
i Chairman BujH P
trr. Afln?8
or
A AAA LPS. SoioSioUNTRyJ\4)VUUrCON,juit
racein^d fw^|Dy
NAI ?.8.-500 Km of Cut Nilb? assorted
size*. For sale by - A. BUBNSIDE.
feb!5-47tf Hamburg, 8: C.
OiNsolutlou.
fpHE FIRM OF~WALKER & COLEMAN
X . b this day Uiaaolvee by tnutml content. M.
W. Coleman will attend to the witling the baai
new of the late firm, 6. WAJLKER.
M. W. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, March 24,1851.
O* A CARD.-?The tmbafcriber will continue
the boaineM aa carried on by Walk cm & CouMil,
and hopea by prompt attention to bnsiueas,
with a competent aaaiatant ip the Forwarding department,
to.receive & eoutinoanbe of th? liberal
pa trod age beatowed upon the late firm of W. and
C. MILTON W. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, March 34, 1851.
BT A CARD.?In retiring from the late firm
of WAUiaa Sc Coleman, I take pleasure in recommending
to my friends and the public, my
friend and partner, M. W. Coleman, and hope
that he may receive a continuance of the liberal
patronage received by the late firm. I will continue
the Ware House aud Commission Business
in Augusta, Georgia.
G. WALKER.
Hamburg, March 24, 1851 ap5-2tn
Drag* at Aagntta Pr ees!
DRS. E. F. G. TEAGUE,
Edgefield C. IV., 0. C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DZALXB8 IN
Frtth and Genuine Drug* and Medicine*,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufls, Window Glass,
Glassware, Bar Soaps, Shaving Cream,
Fancy Soaps, Fools Cap, Letter, Note,
and Drawing Paper, Envelopes common
and fancy. Ink of all oolors,
Paints water colors, Varnishes, .
Tooth. Hair and Nail Brmhas. "'
-fctargical IoairumeQta, Jlfe-1 "
theecopes. Fancy apdjtiecellaneous
Art^kj ws.
Comprising a full aasortroeg^jPll] articles in their
The attention ef PhjSpuIaua, Planten and the
trade generally*is caUMfo tbeimportant fact that
their roppiiee can b*fenaiehed at Aggmsta priest,
on lit months tvtM, and those wishing to oeal on
the cash */*temr at the i-owm Auouita cash
pmtufph'Meh qoantltiea u may be desired.
NWjteep a forge 8toek, And receive wntkly
mdMfmm' - We bi?y in the same markets 4?at the
Druggist* do, and our expenses are above
^ tTOfldera promptly attended to.
?w dm did
faiiMMg i Tautn?|: J 7
._ M) WS DJtSVIlXK, s. 0. .
THE nobecribers reepoclfully inform the ritiMO*
1 of Abbeville and the puMic generally that
they will keep * good M?FKmenl of epcing end
mnraww good* on hand, ewiuMe for grnU* wear.
So
]IY,F W. SELttX K
X) bevfDo OMHet?Whoretf
applet to ofo Apr Letters of Adiafefetraflfe __
andI ainRulur lh? good* and r ifflftanjillffifi I
UHUIUUI JWUMy SUM, lalo oi tb* Strict qMh
aid, deceased.
and wMjKJHBurtd aijd cr^itonw9fiBft|gcMgU|IfggK
appear before me.
*?9W1HV(0 ^ golden ?*.Abbcvin^H^?
ol^gg^^JB^show <:at??e, if any thoy^q^-'
deceaJdj tote '^.ap^wj^Wartf1
^S^UM-W^^&^mm^-: ^:"-r
gY F W. 8ELLECK, E?q., Ortbnary of Ab
'Give?ar^r^pyBh*ndrlhi?31*1 Jtay, in
' y year of Lord, 1 ?51, and in *? 75th yew
^'?!1 v^ljellsck, s.a.s.
BmV F. W7SELLECK.E*}- (JrHmary of AbI
bevyit Diatriet.?^Whereas, Robt.M. Davis, Esq.
has applied to me-for .JUeUem of Administration,
oi^ all and. siiigulurtye gxnU and chattels.
Ordinary'* Court
at Abbeville CourtlJouaewol^rovRSsEgE^^^B
Hfxi, to show cttue, if any, why 'lh^?Sr
administration should not be granted.
jGiven under my iiuid. Uy, SJYth day of May,
'J& M? y?? of oor Lord 1851, and in the 76th
J^arof America* Independence. .
my31-2w > g wTjEtfctSCg. o.a^
mtn> ** ClalMUU.
rpHE UaWtfltw baviuc acquainted-himself
f witi>?i4M> "Object, i* prepared to prosecute
cluuna, o^v^. dewmptioa,,againjt the Uuited
States -re n*i 0Ofc,-> Arrearages, Commutation,
Bounty LtnfKfep. ."AU^fceiaona who have eyer
been iu the mnmaMbCTfpo- of the United Stataa
uro entitled to i to-their tuns of
Widows and. children under wxteen ycore of
age, of thOM> who died or wefft killed in auy war,
are entitloiTto a pension. If ai^i^'lmjNw:
me their auieBj lift* and length of iifiiyise, ?egi-\
meut and company, in which they served, I will
prepare their papers, audited to ttoou v^rC;;'
O" He wili also boy Lafid^f? arrant* at Berir
current vaiu4. X-'\ ."?
Callinpt^'ar ordirect(? B.L POSEY,
jan4-41 tf:. . ' 1 Abbeville C. 8. C.
D sens
take LIKE^S^lSiS in all the perfectjo^Tc^the
C Room* in the old Masonic Hall. *ri?a
lie are invited to call and examine hi* anedmena. j
May 10 , ,:yv.4MASONJC
CELEBML^J^m
celebrate the Dilate afiBiMttwi
/\r\john the Baptiet, upof^HHHMUgdMA
Brother H. A. Iqhks wfll deliveranT33reiP"T^F
Brethren of CHhtoa Lodge, No. 3, and all other
Maaooa in good atandlng, an invited to juiftif in
the feativiUe* of the day. G.
If. UANWlTStt'y.
Mill Way, Abbevgle Dlat, 8. C.
OLD HBP. Alalia Ml ^
taken the Stables' attached to h? 'ftl# tiaiilfi'
Ned that prince of o?lU?i?-'take* charf* of th*
Stables, and every a^4ttl<Mwij}h|Mfeui to atbdk
left, thai attract the ottenUop of
beHgbt the rest of mankind with tKelr^Mmw,
culinary prep?ratfoo& Ghre.ns axMt 9r?J' "L*
Newberry C. EL, 8. C.". ' ^
cotoosa' SPBIKW,: ; '
-flffltTHIS POPULAR AND
HLiouabfo Watenuf Piece
for tK? r?c?ptwn of vfitttn 10S'-?tty of
The "Proprietor* would iuform UiWubll^thai
?noe tho ImI oettfon, they Here iiliMBiii t&Ar'eetabtisbrDent
MM A?<a4rrrfipaciocs afi?qgjlfe-ta.
bto rooms, with other improvements^ JfWTU fa
their fmrpeto to devote their noked jwwdtejBB-tlop
to the Kcoounodttioa of their ffciB,Wey'
hope torn*k? it' *'delightful iHjJpLifitrt report
ta el), as well those in |iinsilil flpfriisnln mm
k<TW Wstsr from sever*! of the h?e
been roomily eMiiljiM by thtt sooeiwahJdCherafat,
Pn#.X Mfcua, of the Medkfcf Ctyetfto of
to Oh.0"" W'H ?
TWi iiprhjo, ti?? mineral prMNMim of,which
la5S^ri^SbiUi and biack I>aco Mantillas, of
.^aMi* styles,
\ Ladies black Lace Shawl*, and white aad bl'M
yLace Scarfs, #"
LadiesFrenfeh?warLed Muslin Collar#.CheraiaLadies
Lace Coll an, Cufli and UndeisteCTMi
of beautiful atyles, '
. To all of Wh^ch they respectfully iavite the attention
of thjspublid.
Augusta, April 12 3
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Augu?ia, Apnl 1U ' I- '
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TW^TnWW^T^ffHF*?w^>^HW\'Greenville
& Colombia Railroad ?.
' ENGINEER'S OFFICER ) .
Coi^mb'ia, May 9lh, 1851-V
SEALED PROPOSALS W81. be rteefved at v the
office of the Chief Engineer, Colombia,
qatil the 15th of June, for bvilding Depot* at the
following slutioiut ol the Greenville asd Colatnbi ?
i|M^^ hang wiil^
uuanuog, ui?n ana winbw, Hf pi?. mm
IMIXMOUI wwk, ultxo t* itrtmd nod Miutad wLll?
tw?OOM. Of oil P-?ir?#****** ZWifrgfu?er
aioy Arcct.
T 5th. The rafters shall &e t?( 3 feet ??ut of 4 *
; 6 ued