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' ja?mme i m _jwismy. PEACE. ItV JlltS. A. M. l:i:iTBKI IKI.I>. | Like n culm t*n>l i>enccful river, .. Dolli the trusting spirit lie; Though the winds tire o'er it rt^hing, And the storms may sweep it by. ISitl Hie drops that break tho mirror, | Of its calm niul sweet repose, l?o lull swell its grateful tribute, As it to the ocean Hows. Ami when Jill the storm is over, Leaving of its wrath no traee, Gently then the breezes murmur, ^ And the trees l>eti?l o'er its lace. ^till ami calm and elear as ever, | Hippies break along its shore ; Au<l in its clear mirror shiuetli, Tlio blue sky that bends it o'er. And as in the trampiil river, I < All the peaceful Mars do >leep. ! . So tlic calm aiul {iciillc spirit, I i'lirc iiiul holy ih'.'H^lilr; <lolli keep. j II. THK PUN AND THE PKESS. J , IIV .IOIIN fill 'IVIII.KY I'ltlM'i:. ' I Young Ocnhis walkci 1 out l>v (lie mountains an-l \ streams, i'ntvauccil 1?v Ihc power of liis own pleasant 1 tlicain", ' s rill Hie silent, Ihc waywanl, tlie wan?1criu?r j thing. j v 'ouiiil ft t>liiine that 11:i 1 I'.-illi-ii .. t hirus wing ; '.suiting ami |>roiin<l, like a liny tit his play, i 1 Ic bore lliu fair |>rize l<> his <lwclliu;r nwav: : 1 le gaziul for it while mi his beauties. iiikI then 1 le cut it, ami shaped it, ami callc<l il a 1'i x. ( '.ill its magical use lie discovered not yet, 'ill lie dipped its liright lips in a fountain ol jet . ! ^ Hid, oh! what a glorious thing il liecainc ! "or it spoke to the world in a language of tlan.c; j ' >Vhilc its master wrote on, like a lieing inspired. j J. Till the hearts of the millions were melted or I 1 tireil; j , It came as a boon Mini a 1-lev-ing to men ; j The peaceful, the pure, the victorious l'r.x. I i ' Voting (Senilis went fi?rtli on his rumbles once j <i more, i i The vast, sunless cuveriis of earth t" explore; | lie searched the ru?lc rock, ami with rapture he t j fouinl j j A substance unknown, which he brought from ( the groint'l: \ JJle fused it with lire, aiol rejoiced at the change* I As he molded the ore into characters strange' ] nil ins i iio'ijrliis iiii'l lii< I'll'oiis wcii' cruwmd j wiili success: j. l'ur t>n engine uprose, :tn<l he called it the I'ltuss. ^ 1'fie I'eii the l'ress. hhv t alliance! coniliined } To sullen the heart, ami cnli^hteii tin- min i; ^ For thill to the treasures of knowledge jtaxe liiiih, And this sent them forth in the ends <>f I lie ! earth; i ( Their haitles f<>r Irtnli were tri1111 (>hn 111 imlec<1. | And the ru'l of the tyrant was snapped like a ^ reed; j t They were made to exalt. us, tu teach us, t > ' ldess, Those iiivineiMc l?rolhers tin; 1'i:n airl l'nr.ss. c HEROISM AMONG THE POOR. At ihc close of a chapter entitled Cliildieii (if the poor, in his very interesting ' !( volume, " Humanity in the City," the lie v. j j Mr. Chapin gives the following effecting ; I incidents. They are given in illustration , of Ins arguments for their relief and welfare. lie says: I Take for instance, the account of a wri- f ter who tells us that in the street ho " met | n little girl, very poor, but with such a , sweet, sad expression," adds he, 'that I in- | voluntarily stopped and spoke to hor. She ( answered my rpiestions very clearly, hut v I he heavy sad look never left her eyes a j j moment. She had no father or mother.? j j She took care of the chilnreii herself; she j , was only Ihriiocti: she sewed on check , i bliirts ; ami made a living lor them." lie j t went to see her. " It is a low, damp base- j ( incut, her liomo. Slic lives there with the | three little children, who slie .supports, and | the older sick brother who sometimes pick* I | lip a trillc. Sho, had heeu washing for j } herself and little ones. " She almost j thought that she could lake in washiii" ! , i * now," and the little ones with their knees to their mouths crouched up before the ] stove, looked as if there could not be a ( doubt of sister'.-) doing anything she tried. , " Well, Annie, how do von make a living ! , V. now ?" I , ^ "I sew on the check shirts, sir, and the j | * flannel shirts ; ig< t five cents for the checks, I , and nine cents for the others, but ju^t now | they wont let me have the flannel, because ( 1 can't di-posit two dollnrs.*' " It must be j very hard work?" " O, I don't mind,.sir; Imt to day the visitors came, and said we'd Letter go to the poor house, and 1 said 1 couldn't like to leave these little ones yet; and I thought if I only had candles, I couiU sit up till tun or eleven, and make the shirts." Slic had learned everything , she knew at the Industra) School. ( She never went to chucli, for she had 110 , clothes, hut she could read and wiite * * j " It was very damp there," she said, "and , then it was so cold at night." , I witl in the next place, introduce you j to .1 garret room, sin feet by ten. 'J'lie occupants arc a poor mother and her soli.? The mother woiks at making shirts and ( collars and stilched bosoms at six shillings ' and sixpence per dozen, fur a man who *' pays half in merchandise, and whe, when 1 fee is starving fur bread, pals tier oil' with calico at a shUliny a yard that is not worth . more than fourpence ! ]>tit ho is not tlic I martyr in tlio case. When the visitor en* i tered, her son George, about twelvo years \ ). of age, " was just coming in for dinner, :.P pale anil apparently exhausted by the effort f clhnbin<r the stairs, and sank down inv.n x L f f p 1 ? ' i V-41 rough plank bench near the door, llo J , '""Worked in a glass factory, earning a baro subs'wtance. " lie is a little old man at < > \ .twelve,*' ?ays tlie narrator, " the paleness : of his sunken checks was relieved by the v hectic fluf.lihis hollow dry cyo was moist- B JCned by an occasional tear, and his thin ( j-li <tvar^'jio?inrmmz mmma i white lij> quivered as ho told inc his sim. j)lo story ; how lie was braving hunger ami death?for ho cannot live long to helj? his mother pay the relit Mini buy her bread. " JIalf past ten at night is early lor him to return," said the motln r ; " sometimes it is hairpast eleven ami I am sitting uj? f.?r him." Sometimes, in this morning she linds him awake, " hut he don't want to get uj>, ami he j?nts his hands on his side* and says, " Mother it hurts mu here when 1 breathe." " I can work, ami 1 do work," :ulds she, '* all the time?but 1 can't make us much as my little hoy." ?'no more account. It h <if a i^iil who " lives,'"' us the narrative goes on t?i say, 41 in a rear building where full daylight never shines?in a celar room where pure diy air is never hreathc?l. A <|uiek -title girls of twelve years, she sin-ales to the visitor as he enters?" Mother does not ?<H! von, sir, because she's blind." 'i'he mother was an old woman of sixty live or evenly years, with six or seven others seated around. " l'>".it you told ui>: you uid your mother and little sister lived liy rourselves." " Yes sir, here it is and at .he end of the passage the visitor discovers i narrow place about live fuel l>y three.? l'hc hed w;':i lolled uj> in one corner and learly filled the room. " lint where is your >'? 11 n- I iw..-; iic nave none, sir. I lie ]>< >? ! le in the next room are very kind to inolh:r, and let lier eoino in there to warm?bemuse you know I t;eL half the coal." ]?ut | vliere do you cook your food " We lever eook anv, sir; it is already cooked. I . 1^0 early in the morning to jjet coal and j ;hips for the lire, and 1 must have two ! jaidcets of coal and wood to kindle with , >y noon. That's mother's half. Then J vhen the jtcojde have eaten dinner, I ;_jo i oiitid to ixel the hits lh"V leave. I can i I ji-t two baskets of coal every dav now ; J nil when it gets cold, and we must have a j pvat deal, it is hard for me t" find any, j here's so many ]>oor ch:i]>s lo pick it.-? j Niinetimes the speak cro>s to uie, tnd shut the door hard at me, and some- ' inies the tjiullcima slap me in the face j ntd kit k in v Ii:i-l;. i !ni'l <1.. i> i 1 ionic, ai!?l mother says not to cry, for may i e I'll do heller to~inorrow. Sometimes 1 ! jet my banket almost full, ami then put it >y for to-morrow; ami tlieii, if next we iave enough, I take litis to :i poor woman icxt d?>ur. Sometimes I can get. only a ew bits in my biisket for all day, ntnl may e the next day. Ati?l then I./?' -V, because^ on know, mother is siek au<l weakly, ami aii't be able to fa.st like me." CIIAI'IX. The 1'iji/i?> >>/.?sjoine parents jjeein stil o entertain the notion that young girls need 10 tiaiuiug exivpl that of the mental l'aeiil ies; that their forms are of less consequence | (tan their drosses, ami that a developeiiieiit j if physical strength would impair their ?l*:li - j icy, and lend to make them masculine- I I'y restricting their physical education i!t>l limiting their sphere of activity, ilu-y ;l'e condemned for life to enfeebled health in J an aimless, idle exislance. Lot such mrents ponder the truth embodied in the oilowiug remarks, which weeut from a late lumber of the Southern Homestead: The "tomboy" i.-> an eager, earnest, immlsive, bright eyed, glad hal ted' kiudioulcd specimen of yciius mini'. li her laugh is a little loo frequent, and her tone a tulle too < mphalic, we are willing to over ook these for the sake of the true life and xulting vitality to which thy are the escape '.lives; and, indeed, we rather like the liighicssure nature; which must close oil'its huterlluous "steam" in such ebullitions. The jlaneing eye, the glowing cheek, the fresh* jalmy breath, the lithe and graceful plav of lie limbs, tell a tale of health)' and vigorjus physical development which is nature's ?est beauty. The soul and the mind will ?e developed also in due time, and we shall iave before us a woman, in the highest en->e of the term. When tin: "tomboy*' lias sprung up to i healthful ami vigorous womanhood she will bo ready to lake hold of the dutir.i of life?to become a worker ill the groat sys.1:111 of humanity. She will not sit down to >igh over the woik given lier to do, t<> sim [?er nonseiicc, languish in oiiiini, or fall sick fit liarl; l>ut sin; w ill ever bo aide to lake up lior burden of duty. In her track there will be sound philosophy; in her thoughts In Idness and originality; in her hart, lleav. . u\s own purity; and the "world will be better that she has lived in it." To her allotted task she will bring health, vigor, oner ^ nun bj>mis, mm int'so vv11: give iter power ami tlio endurance, without wliicli her life must be, in some rcspects at least, a failure. At the C'hapel Koyal, during the tluinJer storm on a recent Sunday, several frightened ladies, fearing the effects of lightning upon certain steel circumfeiences, which fashion had girded about them, actually letaehed these dangerous appendages, and walked away, leaving their hoops in their pews. A clergyman expresses the opinion that .'lergymcn should bo allowed to use hairlye?"until our churches make sufficient ulvanccs in godliness to bo willing to tolcate gray hairs in a pastor." A gentleman burying his wife, a friend isked liim why ho expended no much on icr fcneral. "All, sir. replied he, "she would lmve done so much, or more for me with pleasure." There is noiliini* like a fixed steady aim, villi an honorable |>nq>ose. li dignifies 'our nature, and ensures your success. Taking a walk with a lady is now callid a balloon excursion. The site of the house in which I)r. Johnson Jived and died, in Bolt court, Flee Ircet, has been bought by tko Stationers' Company of Loudon. "urv-r.witwmnaw amgnrm?K ?'iiinwni*nwiicp.,av? -I (tl>n'ious U-Cord-?A few days since we published tin; iijiiik'S and ag< -s ?>l such revolutionary soldirrs :is wen; living ::mI pensioners on the roll of tint State of <joi* gia, and now give sueti trading incident* connected with their service as possess any interests. Micajah H rooks, sr., horn in Chatham county North Carolina. As an orphan l?oy. was hound out to a widow. At the agcof lourtcen years, while on an errand to liaii sola's inilU, met with and was inllucnced to ccoinpuny twenty to thirty others, then on their way i? Wilkes, ujw Warren enmity (?eergia. Was actively employed an a scout against the lories, and 011 one occasion a body of seven or eight hundred torios was i discovered. Although a much larger force ' <1 ? ( jnirsiit-'i, ami, umtev cover of lli?; night, attacked l-y Col. Klijav Clark ami | defeated at the* junction of K? !tlo crook an<l ; Little livers, lie was alio in South t'aroi iina under Cetieral < <reoiio; with Con. I'ickI ens in his inarch through tin; Cherokee | country, to ami <!o\vti the Tennessee river. I At the s? ige of Augusta, then in |?>ssos! sion of tin: Kritish, commanded hy Ceii. j Creeson, saw that oflieer sliot in a balcony l>y .lames Alexander, a \nbig in disguise. Jle also stale* thai when Augusta suiiendoled, llio Mritish loft tho lories in t h hand* of tlic whijjs, ami wore slaughtered l>y lLein without niorey. .John M('Million entered the service in *<"7 in l'ittsylvania county, Yirginnia, ami nr. mediately march. <1 to Cuilford, North Carolina, alter the Tories. In 1 7SI, under <ieii. < i recite was wounded in an engagement with the enemy at 'luilford Court House, coin iitandcd hy Lord Cornwallis ami followed iii pursuit t>f liiin almost to "Wilmingtonaku ?l a.subsequent period Lord and his forces in Virginnia. .1 <>li 11 J lames, Sen., horn in Mecklenburg Va., entered the service in 1770, in I'liiou district S. v.as in several skirmishes and engagements with the Indians ii. tin; Cherokee country?at l>iuckstock, when (Jen. Simipter was wounded in tliu shoulder pv a bullet: at tlic >iegu of Kurt (.Jranby ; at the battle of Ktitaw Spring*, undersell. ' reCii; at the < 'owpciis when T.-uleion was | defeated; under <??n. <.?reeii at Cambridge j or iiiin.-ly-.~ix?leading a very active life ! well Miite l to hi.-> loving and audacious dis| position. <_'ul. Henderson was severely I wounded at Kut.aw Springs, and 11amcs car! lied li:in on his back from Lliu lie Id to the | camp. j \Y'in ji <in a scouting expedition, under J Col. Uratidoii, fi ll in with <??-n. Marion with j wit It l.i> troi jis n.;ar (iranhy; n n i t*-<! 1 y fol1 lowed :m< 1 def-nted a large hotly ul lories ; onenmp-d on the- I'ce I>ee Iiiver, pursuing [ them down llroad iLiver, which was to ho I eroded bv a bridge. Previous to iiassin*' I ' . I over <ieii. Marion ordered (lie soldiers to spread their blankets on tlio bridge in order l to prevent the lories (who were supposed to j he near) from healing the tread of the huiI M.<. 1 Wore all had parsed ever, the lories j commenced an attack, hut were repulsed, ! leaving behind several prisoners.? ili'/tiill ( 'oust11 (l hull . I rnUI'lilirr '? r..r ...... . .. . ^ n ? v?iui nv;i nivfii*z\ ia I Cu/tiil i!v ! I i If !i boatswain marries, does liis wife be* . conn: a boatswain's mate I The room where the matrimonial harness is kejit is in?loc:?l the "brittle chamber." A sharp urchin derided lite dignity of the sun, because he is only a Jay laborer. The man "vho planted himself on his i good intentions has not yet sprouted. j Hoopc-d skirts are now denominated j ' fashiunablo circles." iSlitnyhlcu is lo make straight ; while straiUn is lo make narrow. A young man who keeps a collection of ladies' cut Is and locks of hair, is open lo the charge of having many mi.vi//<\>.v<\%- ! Many politicians boast that they can't be bought, when they are so worthless that j tli*;** can't be bold. | "Have you any lidi in your basket ?" j asked a person of a ii.-lierni;iu who was roturning homo. "Ves, a good eel," was the reply. An exchange says Congress represents "some of the wisdom and all of the folly of llio nation," and it might have added, a good deal of the rascality. "I am certain, wife, that I am right and that you are wrong. I'll bet my ears on it." '"Indeed, husband, you shouldn't car ry netting to such extreme lengths." There is a man in Connecticut who liar, Mich a hatred for everything appertaining to monarchy that ho won't wear a crown to his hat. . Mrs. I'antadling says, "If it were not intended that woman .should diivo their hitshands, why arc they put through the bridle ceremony ?" A green Irish girl having heen told hy her mistress to scrape some radishes for tea, shortly re appeared, saying she could not find the red dishes, the tea set hcing all white. "Well, 1 declare," said Mrs. Sims, throwing down the newspaper, "tlicro is really nothing jn this paper at all." "I should think not," observed her daughter, "for it is just two hours since you commenced reading it.n A correspondent at Newport gives an account of a new kind of women in that city, girls "all unconcious of their charms." We don't think the dear creatures have yet bceu seen in any less favored region. HOSSTB'i" J. KiX'S STOMACH BITTERS, i /??r f\. c?r.' ?/* / ;. , ;?\//. < '/' ?, .Vr?. 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I! r ?:, ' > inn -msf, lit- >e 11.i; . i:.i i w!.* r?' t!m in i.-'Uii i- u i i'.i I*> !!> i<>in:iii.U or 111.- I ::1M. i Jy !.| r -:r- n?t!i l.iil-l vi.-M, ni. l < 1 1 i . -f.ii .. II. r'.< j St"!iri li I: :? > t:i - ; :li | nr.'l r i1 : '. I ' V 1 i > ,ii| .mj.-j try ti i . ' . : <' . ! i. i r** tVi./. :i?? > *.r i; ! i? nnjiufntiil wit*; t \ . I' .; ..ft v I '!.tl...*l.'t lli'.ir U -.- . < VI 'lil. V.? V. i i-:; . jin-l ?*?!.; '1 l! i .:? . . r...n.- nr I-. !. :i i. : K< -. ; i i.i.'.? i :.i i::: : u J-. ! ii L?i . :! ! - licit .?'? I ;;! ? I : I." ; "1 .: . !... ? rV .:?<-!i , I : i.;. u : :. ! . ! i. ! tit- 1 : !. . :ii..I Sl.iluj' .1 i :i tii-' i if f:tJi i'ihi I in/ tin' i?: I. IiMit rw !i.:.i ? :ii ;ii.'.i.^i:i;.|i : IJJIint li! . i - <>:i ii.t- i..': !. :] I'lvjiate! it:n! m;1?1 by H'iisTKTTKR fc SMITH. I ;??- i';-.. ami snlcl liy all , ";-ntvi-, :i:in iii'UltTS ITt'iliMaiiy t!irnii::':etii I;:: I'ltilci! South Aiuciira ??'i SCO VIL Cci u'i E A D , :is:u (> :r,t., I U licli'sitlc .\;;< w(s. | Sul.I) 15V | I'e?\.\l.l> M? l.\i ?:ill iv. M-lii'vill.- ('. II. I'. M. I'ias. C. II. May I, l.-.V.i x! ]y V!s?: s.i v fj::i INViaOHATOR! riiI:i'.\ 1:i:i? r.v hi:, sanioud, < oinpomulcd Kntirely from tilMIS, Bsoni: oktiii: i!i:s*r itwcativk and LI V HH 3IKIMC1XKS now before the j>ul< lie. These (II'MS remove all umriiial or l>a?l j matter from (lie sysia-tn, supplying in their j ? place a healthy llow of Iiil ?. invigorating ihc | J loninch, a-nushi;; f>??l li? aliga-st. well, J'uri/'i/- j H "?// l?iv?ni? tone ami health to the j 0 whole machinery, r. moving 1 he cause of the "lisease?cliccliui; a rmlicul euro. | Ej liilliotts attack;1 arn ciira-?l, ami, what is hi;tt<"f, ji:-. v.-i.tcil l?y the occasional ttse of the I ^ l.iver IuviL"<rati?r. I * Ono ?!? - after eatiuj is mflicicnl. to relievo w' the ,-t<iin:!eh ami prevent Ihc fowl from rising H aii'l souring. OOi.ly one iloso taken before retiring, prevents nightmare. | .}? Only one -lo-e (alien at ui?ht, loosens the j j w Im'.vels tieiitly, anil cures rustivelicss. ; One a lose taken after each nival will pure ; k Y ''in- hum: hi iwii tenspoolllllH Will always | relievo Siirk 1 leadaelie. 2 Only one dose Hiiliiiilialelv relieves Cii|!e, while all wIki us.- it are giving llieir iinaniM minis testimony in its favor. Olio ili.se often repented is a sure euro for p' Cholera Morbus, :m i a preventive of Cholera. N Only one bottle is needed tothrow out of the H system the dl'ects of medicine alter a long mc k n ess. >One hot tie taken for Jaundice, removes all shallowness or nniiat nral color from the skin. ^ One ilose taken a short time before cutin<r _ ifives vigor to the appetite ami makes the food digest Well. One dose, often repeated, mires Chronic l>inrrhu:s? in its worst form, while Suininer anil Itowel Complaints y'ield almost lo the tirst dose. A few hollies will cureJlroppy by oxciting the ahsorheiits. We lake pleasure in recommending this medicine (ib a preventive for Fever and A^uo, Chill Fever, and till Fevers of a l>illous typo. It operates with certainty, and thousands arc willing to testify to ils wonderful virtues, Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator, and swallow liolli together. I)n. Rankokii, Proprietor, No. .'Mo, llroailwny, New York. llutnilctl by nil Druggisfn. Sold, nlso, l>y l)onai.i> Mrl.ackjiimn, uii<1I>k.\n< ii, Ai.I.kn & Ei>wai:i>s, Abbeville C. 11., S. (*. April ~'rf, lt?.r)'J 1 ]y KTOTICE. '* Freight as Cheap as the Cheapest." rnilK Kxcel Line having been tlinronghly orJL gani/.cil on Clio 2!ttli April, 1*. J<. \Yuile, appointed I'reiiiileiit , T. IJ. Johnson, SSecrclury, ' it. itiiiiiniuu i nn'-iiv 111 .->iivmiiinii mill 11. r. KI1Sscll. Agent ut Augusta ; the Steamer Kxce) will in fiitut'o i mi in connection with New York, 1'liiladelphin, nnd Hallimoro Steamships nt Savannah and Oeorjjia Itiiii I'oad nt An<>n>lii, leaving Sa- : vnnnah on Saturday Kvening, and Augusta on Wednesday .Morning. All fJooils for Northern and European markets and tlx; Interior should he addressed to enre of Agents Excel Line at Savannah and Augusta. Forwarding of course free. With men fio perfectly acquainted with tho fo warding and shipping hiiitiuess, it is needles* lo assure (lie public that promptness will churacteri/.e nil operations of this Company. It. JOHNSON. A^'t Savannah. . II. 1*'. llUSSKLL, Ag't Augusta. May 4, 185SJ 4 lint Dissolution. i f|"MIE Partnership formerly existing as the firm s JL of Jordan it McLauchlin, was, hy mutual I consent, dissolved on the 1st of February, 18f?D. J 1). A. JORDAN, DONA Id) McLAUCIJMN. May 12, 1861). 3 tf tc **twcrrr rrvarrr."y.'< SKM. vtiUUicrvs DISTRICT ADVERTISING. Ordinary. In t!io Matter oi* tl*o Real Eslato of Ivlary Wood, ilcc'd. TJic Stato ol' South Carolina. a /;/;/ ; villi-: nisrnn 7; In the Court of Ordinary. Mill/ (!. <' ! hl-ltl. . I /'/'/" . Ih l/'ll.S "/' ; l)illli'l II IV#/, Oil'/ lllll'l'\ lh/linlnn(sm I'l':i|?|ii'urin^ (< my t lint Ili<- -)ii).lr<-ii ' if Jolni Wccl. f 11 mil cm nut known,) tin* I'll it.) I I'll of M.il'tli:i i|ii'".|. (iiiiiu.'S II' t known,) 1 In- <-liiI 'i"?-i 1 ol' Amiii Miti'li. II, ?!i-i-*?' (niilili' n*'t known.) nii-1 tlm eliililtvti of ll.ini. l ' Wiiiil, (,n:init'.< not known,) fi-atlo li.yontl tlm limitsn|' lii.< Statu, it i< iluTi-loi'i! (ii'ilffi'il that : llii'V ||'? a|?l?oar ami olij.'i'! to lliu sale of III.' I?ial l>tiil<? of .Mrs. .Mary Wircl, ?l?cM, on i r I Ih'Ioi.: tlii- Hit .Moiiilay iii Niivi !iiln:r next, or I I licit* ioii.-<i'iit lo tlii* suiitii will In; entered of; rii'ori!. W I I.I.I A M nil. !.,<). A. t>. I )n!itt:iryV < >lii I Ami;. I, 1 < 1fit In the Matter ol' the Hoal Estato of Joslnia Davis, dee'd. Tho State of South Carolina, Af/fri't/le /'ivi'(vV',? In ()r<!nmrif. ./ 'in ])> .'.s, .\i'/>li'>tiif, i.:. S!/n< /." ' / oti'l 11!/' f '<;//?.i l inf, '?!. /> i'i ml'infx. IT ti|>]<<:irilt:c I" my: itij-faHioii llisit Cluirlrs J Stewart ami I'at -3 i i: ~ it. , William I'avi*. | .loi'I) i\I--, ill-- . lii ilri n <i!' I'amiV Sl.-\v:iri. Lc'.l, ' nattii's not known. cliilal nf ii-nn 11<>1?t-. i aaiiK* !? *. Known. A-Lnn l'ai:*-r>oii .<:nl Mil'n v liis \vil- . -miiii' el tli. I ?rf?'n.lanls, 11 !?! ? | wiiln'iit litis Slali'. ii is llnT>-i.irc m .l.-n-il, I li.it f tli. y il<? ii|i)>. ar, ami otijcrt l?> tin' : al<: >.t'ill.- r<-a! | lv>tul? < !'.1 li?i:* 1 ?:ivi-=, .1?*.;M, mi or ln-f..n- tin* j litst M-.ti.l.iv in Si |i!i'iiil?.-r m \l, or tln-ip con- ; t-clillo tho Sillily ill In- i'Hli'l't*.I ol ncipl. NVII.MAM IIII.L, t). A. I). ! 1 ir.linai v*s <lllii:i', I .1 un>* <.ili, ) V iv!t Clcrk7 Tho Stato ot South Carolina. .1 /;/;/ : 17/././ . itisruic.T.: /*( hftnlt fin' (It' /it ii* fi/.-i it/' llit /nxniI'i'ill !) Ill Itl' .S" . I '7 I AMIS A. ('A 1.1 ?\V A 1.1.. who is in llic rn<. j 1o.lv <'f tin- Sli.-fill' ..I A'.In v iiI - 1 list rift, ! at tli.- suit of 1'. II. I.iifon, having lil.-.l in my 1 | oliii-o, to.i. 1111 i- with a - < !i. In!.-, an oatli, ot Lis I : e-Mate :in?l il'.-c-t-', Lis | >.-I i * i 4. t t<> thf ('..nit of! ! Common I'it-as. praviirr lliat L?* i iiv !>< n.'.mii i 1.<! I?> tli.- !i? ..I l!i- A.-t-s tho <:. !> nil j liiiul-: l?>r tin* r.-lkl* ol "l.-l.t ; ! I' is That, tiif srii*l T. 1!. I.i^*>n, j j :ui l a!! ?lli<T ? ! iitto \v!i?iiii lli .1 -itinI A. < iihiw !! i- in nnywi-' 1 ' !> . sir-.I tli-v arc ii?'ivtiy Miii.iaom.il, ;iii.| v?? n*>t! | !? :i|.|.inr. I.. I . ?I ?" .n 11 :it AI ! > -\ i 1 i<* < "o'trt | I i. ?ii~. . mi tli 11 i i->! I; i \* <>t' < l?-t i .1 ..-|- it.\!. t<> i yin-w rail- if any tln*v ?*ati, wlivtiiv prayer nl | tin- |iclit;oii -ii ji 1 not l.i- ifraii!- I. M VITIIIIU U. I?< i.NAl.I), iM-.r. | >lii I " mili:o|i IV :i ) Alil?'V i!!?: l>i-i1lK-t. Ill is 'j^lli .Inn.', ls.v.i. j ".in j The Slate o! SatUii Carolina, .i /;/;/. 17/ /./ hi<T::K T. r.f.fr-r-fU,- D.u.,'* j .1.7. {I >11 N \\*. win. in liir r-t:slo 1 v j ?.i' tlx- !?.-; iii" ? !' it\ iil.< I?: :: i.-t. Iiy ' ' viltiK- of :? W r'.i ?.|" ('.ii..a- :i.| r':(l i-f;i.i. i,.1i:ih 1 ;?Mli<- n| WiilinTti >i'<riar.l, li*?viiiir lil<"?l I ill !u V nl t !|-| \\ 11 i I a >.-|i< till!. . nil i.all I j ul' hi-. ni:>i e{iVcist I,is | <: i: i< >|> to the 1.1 i ' tuiiioii J'j. .1-. iii:i vim; tliaL In- in:iy I..; Ji-lliiill vl !> t'o- I? ti. lils of 11;?; Ac!' of tin- ' <M.:n :m1 A?|V?r the relief of in >1 \.i.t i k i- < ?: i.That 11..- nl.l William Hi'-ranl I iin>l ai >t her !" 1 iI??i*is I< w hom tin; sai l .lohn \Y. Uimwii i; in as:y wi-o indebted, lie, :i:cl I!i?-\* j :?! Ii- ivliy 1n11111-?:?<.!, :v11 1 ha\e not i?*i; |<i sij - ! ( ar, l?M\>re I lie - till t"oni t at Abbeville ('"in! II."ii tin: third 'lay of Oetober next. to ! j-lifw i-aiir*-. it any they -an, \? liliie (irnyerof the [ ] titloii afoivsai.1. should not. In- granted. .mati n;:\v .\i. i?u.\ai.i>, . ...i-. t 'iVl ft -I. II > 111 |'|. ;|S, I , Abbeville I??.- ;riet, :?>ili .1 u ii* , 1 S.V.?. ) !? ::m I Tho State of South Carolina. .1 r/A/./v />lsri:i< r. 1'itrftOH / ?!' tin 1 i fit* jits (j thr* fiiSijfi'Citt Itilifo . . | |AM1>> \\ . Mi!'l!.\l>\ who is in theeusloily ' f) of the SherilV of Abbeville 1 ?i~tri?*l, 1 v ' virtue < ! a Writ of t'a|iiaj ail sat isfaeii-udimi ! at tin- si:it of Samuel S. l'arrar it Ill-others 1 liaviiii.' filed in my otliee, 1 ??ir?*t 1i?-i- with a ! Si-Ih-iIiiIo, an oath of his est ale :m<l elfeets, his 1 jx'tition to the Court of ("oiiinion I'h-ns, j>rav- | in'/ that lie may Ik- a<lmitli-<l to the benefits of i tIk- Aetr of the Uelleral Assembly made for the | relief of insolvent debtors. It is Ordered, Thsit the said Sam'l S. Farrar ! aii'l Krotheiv, and all o.her creditors to whom j the saiil .lames W. .Met'rady is in anywise in- ; ilehted, lu>, ami they are hereby summoned, j ami have uotiee to a|>j>ear. beforo the. Paid j * "ill I ill. IX IMIC'YIJH' 1 MllJ'I J louse <>U 1 111! 1 Jl ir<J j diiy of < >?-l??i?oi* t?? how estusc, if any they 1 . mi, why tin- prayer of tins petition aforesaid should not lie !rianted. MA'I'TI I i:\V McD()X A M?,?.r.r. Ofiscc of Common I'lous. } Ahl>. vi: 1Di-tiiet, UV.h .lime, lij.V.i. ) a "in Tho Stato of Soutli Carolina. AI! UKVII.I.I-: I > 1ST/>/<:/'. (xjicc Court ?/' (.'lttllillf.il I'I- ??.('/ <!' lit .S'< asiull:-. N. 1\. I'utlor, Survivor j vs. i- Attachment. Win. If. I.loy-1, ) McCaownii, lTtll"sAlly. i WIIKKKAS (lie I'laiutitf dnl on tin.* nine- \ ll 11*11111 day of Novi'inlicr, nifhieeii linn- ] dred and lifly-cijihl, file his declaration against ! the I >cti'ii<laiit, who, (it is s-aid) is Mlisent from ! and without the corporate limits of this Stato { and lias m-iilicr wife nor attorney known within ' tlii! sauio, upon whom si copy of said dt-eiiirn'ioii i might he served: It is therefore ordered, that, tlie snid Defendant do ii|>j>car and plead to the j said declaration, on or before the twentieth day , of Nnv^mlini*- i.I(*tifArt.i I.....-1.?1 1 A?- 1 . ru .inn iiir y-iitin*. otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be given ami awarded against him. MATTMKW M< PONAI.P, < . . v. Clerk's Ofliee, Nov. 2o, lt>58. 33? 12m Stato of South Carolina. i a inn : i i i.i.h district. 0[Jicc Court of Common I'l< an uuil Lien I Srs. ioitx. , N. K. Duller ) vs. > Attachment. Win. 11. Lloyd, ) McGowun, 1'Ii'iI 'h Attorney. UTllIOIiKAS tin* l'luintiff did, oil the nino- < VY te.l.tli ilay of November, eighteen liliii- ! 1 drcd an<l fifty-eight, file his declaration against ! 1 tlm Defendant, who, (it is saiil,) is absent from and without the limits of this State, and has neither wile nor attorney known within the same, ; upon whom a eo|?y of said declaration might be served : It is therefore ordered, that the said I)e- I fenilant do appear and plead to the said deelarntion, on or before the twentieth day of November, eighteen hundred and iifty-ninc, otherwise liual and absolute judgment will then bo given and awarded against him. , MATTIIKW iMcOONALD, r. c. p. < Clerk's Otfice, Nov. 20, lS."?8. 32?12m r Commissioner. Tho Stajo of South Carolina. Ar.liKYIU.K JHS'JJilCT. 1 Henderson Kirtland, ) ftortli ?fc Plait, (Bill for Aeet. Marshall vs. ) . "Assets, tf- -i lludden, Singer it Co. J j PURSUANT to 'order of Conrt "tlie ered.it- v orn of t lie above nnrneil firm of Singer, Indden it Co., both individual nnd pitrtnerhip " arc lierel?y required to present and ?rove their demands before mo on or before the irsl of Uctohrr n< sK ^ 1 WM. II. 1'AIIKKR, C. H. A. IX 1 Comminsionor'ti Olliee, ii Juiio 28, 1S.)'.? J V "In V *Q vm tuuxTTjt*' :i wit;'-, \ K* 7.? qfMr?wgnrw 8IFTS! GIFTS!! GIFTS!!! | Til I* OKI": IN Al. <;|IT UO< >K ;T<il;i: j :i i?. \\\ r.vA \s ?t <'(?., i oi C.77 1MM?AI>WAY, C.77 ~ NI:\V-V??I:K. I "I i:sT.\iii.isiu:i) is* i. I Tin* fi'il'iviii'; is :i partial livt. of property j r kvliirli will ho t>ivou t<> tlio purchaser t ?>l limit s ii tin- time uf Palo : Worth from j l <.I<1 Wnlcli'3, I!tiL'li~li IjCVT, I ii I l?. 111 I.i'Vi'I'iiimI I.i pines. >.'{i| 00 ! > (l,l ! a -Mlver W.iti-hfH. I'alcnl Lever, lull i...i , iioii and <:yIitxlvr cscapc- j J hi,.nt. 1'i "H t?? 10 t I Jolil I .(ickols?l.anv siz<\ four fliijM's, mill two yla^svs willi s-jirinji?larifo ami miiiiII r< si/.i? wit It snap. 5 f?l) to i ' ! till " (':un< <>, 'Mos:ii?\ l''lor*l'ain- 1 " l.'iv.i. <IiiM.- tt.iii; <!ar- *~ ii.' aid (."oral i-k-tsi of Pius .mi! |i)'i.i'<. ft 0(1 2.1 i'l) ' 1/tilii s" < iiilil Cnat'il Cliaiti.-, ' l'aiii-v N?m-U ('Ii.litis, Cliatclaiio-s. K (lit to is flit < I *:11s* I'nli nt: 1 Vrvt Cliainc. lit (It) to :;o tilt S1 Si-ts Cam-o ( M-tuuo, 1 *: sii - ' l'i!, I\! ?.- iii*. <!afii.-t. On\-\, l'"u tfriiv<*?l ati-1 I'ltiin f'ulil Sii'i'Vi; I'.ttltons ami It i-.i: i Slu.l? tj ?>0 to 1 ii lilt s] ( <>! ! IVn.-i!# wit Ii I * as, lar^jo, ( tiM-iliittii, anil pim-i!I. It fit) to V .Ml I Silvi i' IVi.' il . willi ' lull) I'riis, lal'iv, llli'ililltil, S?t: 1 Mnull m/.i', <!? ': I >1 : ami Mt.^li: ixHliiuli If i-ilf'.t. 2 Hi) lo (lO ( tils' ll< avv Si"iii t Ilinyu, l.:i-!i?-s ( i * I il (*lt;iM<i ami I'lain Mil - . I <>0 (o 7 fill l i nt (;>?!<t ISo.aitn I'ius, ("Ills- ^ iff. Willi (lj?;?l. Si'arf I 'ins, t?tij, (.aiinl. iV.?. 1 ."ii to ft y i{:<-li Sill; iii. ; I'.ttf nw. U"2 (" to :,<i oil i j Caii!< o, Mo-'air, ('oral, ( ;it'tl t. I . '.'Ici-.- i .mil I'lain <?v;i 1 llran ! ! i-!--. r, no to :tu ito j Sil\?*r ami (!oM Tliiinlili's. ."ill In ii I"1 (! lit IVn ;:u<t I'ockt-l K nil'.'. f?U to I .Ml i lVail ami Morocco l'urte111 ii: 1 ;i; Til) to \L fti) j \ T'H'llijti I.-1. Watch Kevs, j c <; iiiu-il s iiiii-s. ' i ;,?) t.> fid C..1.1 rr.iy-",, small, nic'ijiuiii ami I: I! . fi On In '? fill lit ii!. oilier (j ifls, ?:<iiii|irisiii<^ a larifi* sunl valuable : i.rlliicnl of iaiM:. l!aiii uus alli'.-I'-s, varvimj 11 -in >>l t ? S^i'l. Til pi- jiii"' r- "jl'lliP (?l.l?i:<T KSTAllI.ISIIKD ?:iIT I:III?KST(H:I: IN TIII: I'M* 'II'.!) ST.VI'KS, 1-.|* ilii- uniiiW-rriipU'ii .-uiv-.s w'nii'li lia^ < " ? IP 1 ilicir i.-iiriii'sl clliii'is, to [ilciiMr | t liirinir tin- I:.-: (our viiis, woitM ritiiin their ' i -illo-l thai.k i'l i!-. 1>uiii11\.i1.-> iii"tlioil-ainl-i who i liavi-, in |vi.-t t.i.i- . ii lit to In".lniv thi-il* liI>- | ral | i;t' i? .ii - ii | ii tii.in; mnl v.ottM luillur I a.-fttt'i: t In :n, aii'l tin* jiiililie ?i*:ii rally, I lint ihuir long \|iiTii iii'ir ami i ?talii:-ln*i| <*a|iiial war* ' I rant I Is -1;i in oil'.*: iii^ !'! .ili'i* i11111!< i -:i:111s than | mi*, ami :-tii*li i;.*i aii* o"t o1 :lu* n*ai*h of an v iiniiar al.li-!ii Sin: i-illiitry ; ami pro- 1 | -i*. in tiii , tii*.* Iiitii visit'til' tlii'il' location in N"\v Vnili. in int r- m*\v l'i*siluri*s, si ill jjivali*i' at 11 ai l in*. , i!:.*? uf giva'<T vaitu: anil valii-iv. A . ' ili lai;.fi r ami hi-ilur sihi'tcii stork of lnn >ks. 1 Cnmtiitssioiis ami iniluci t?i 11{-- to ?*lul?.** ami to agvnts w lin urn wil in^ lo ili-vote tli?-ii* liuiv to i mil* lni.-iiif.~s: so thai, ihosi: who ilvsirv i*an 1 have V.'i- slinil ?*n l. *ivor In i.-I.ihlish an agent in J vi*rv t' v. n in tin I ir'i.' I Status,so that all who ! will Ma'. licm-li' liV our liberal syslfrlil of Inti'lo. 1 V\ ha\i* a;*ji 'inio<i T. II. t'n-w-, mil- ilnly an* tii i. 1 : *_o*iit fur Ahhi-villn ami vii-iniiy, w ho wi!!ri.*.*i ivi* ;:11'I fotwanl n li onlt-rs with a!t?*nt ion ainI i!i-.-|ia1 nil. a .\t:\v and UKVisr.ncatu.ocri: n-aily i* <11 -i r11?n:n>n . rumaiaii ' t u ry ilviia ! !< ii.xi!;, in v% or 11!<I. now in print : anil ;icknowlislgi.'il hv iiliraiiar..- ami h;.-tary tin*n to In* i tin* iiio.-t i*o::.|ii- t;,n.l 1... t. i-liis-ilivii over issni.*.|, v.'i I li*.:: t aa v .v.** j>' i a. ; ,"ii:ll III'I) aii* ii aiK in I . '.vi a a way. mailiii froe |o any ;.<ii;r. in ;.!i ; lit- nf lli*.* w-iriil. It. contains all wurk.< on Ail, .' *.?. '. * *. ami Xa'cral History, j \.l. i . j r 1 * i i ii." tsH-.-tii: r.i-<):n my. II !i- > l..-lli J, Kssays, I j I>ii It-.-, JIi?*l:!*: ; :ii i Meii. s, Kncveloj i d:a.-', (i a'/. II II.i j?iiii illnl ("i.i11 , Works, I i i-ti-i ifiii a:. l .M ixji laii-1 ' ??-ti?-:iI, 'I I!? ?! I>'. ! ! .is, I.nw, Medical, Masonic. ! Xaiidar-I 1'ii-: i in , I'rayer, 11yIt'll nu?l Giie 11->? !; , 'i r\i, I looks lot* schools, ?\c.,\Vc# An ! : 11ii>;is:.:t.I varieties o!? publications in every <! J- rim. i ! ?.f I.t>:ature. \V?; Foil as !mv . a-?aii'l, in many cast lower than?any other louse in I lit* nut rv ; and with every luml; <>1' | the value ill'<>ll?a doll II" <ir 1 il< ? We present fiilllf ( UScfill ( ill, without an extra eh: lift every one consult liis own interest, ami buy at I'.VANS* <-ilt. ll<<okstoro, examine the i piieesi>r Looks, sue the beautiful gifts so freely J scattered nliiuli^ our patrons, find be satisfied that I In: only economical way of buying books ' is at No. '.77 llioadway, I.afartie Hotel Jiuildir.j;. We I'liiiantce perfect. satisfaction. JUil-: l-'Oll VOI. USKIA'KS. * Examine our plan of business. Any one can I xvlio will. Observe ilie daily distribution of * watches, o"M ami silver; vest, chatelaine and " guard chains ; bracelets, cameo, Moasic, coral, ^ !?ohl stone, garnet, and gold sets ol pin and ' clasps ; lockets, large, medium am) small size ; rim'-', chased, plain and set with stone--, caun-n, gold.stone coral: .Mosaic and engraved Studs and .sleeve-buttons ; scarf pins, crosses, gold pencil ; gid'l pcn.i in silver and morocco eases and j a thousand other urticles of use and value. | { A Citi with every book worth from Ou ets. to i 1 slim. SKNI> I'Oll A rATAT.CH!I'K. it will cost, you nothing, and will be valuable a.s a lioak reference,. if nothing more. Address l>. \V. r.VANs &. CO. No. (">17 Uroadw:iy, New York. .f ii no lii 18.V.I 8 ::m 1 y. HOOTS AM) 8U0K8. C ~v> TIIK lTndersii;iioil, having forim-d a ( - .... partnership for the purpose of eo?. Boot and Slioo Easiness* would inform ilie pulilio (lmi we lmvn recently piireliased ill Huston, I'hiiudclpliiuaml New York, I Sic lariji-ht. ??sol't Ulellt of Ladies' Shoos and Gentlomons' i Boots and Slioos, | , rif i-Vi'iT conceivable style ainl pattern r-vt r ?>f- j fered in this market. Our entire stouk lias lieeii purrhased l>y a practical Hoot Maker. We teel assured that we ean, with uri-at confidence, re- j Romincnd our ntock to I lie public as heinj? < > f a j -upciior <jiiiilit v, more durable than any tliat ean I lie fount] in this latitude. Wo intend to deal inclusively in Loatlior, Boots and Shoes, rind we cliall lie enabled lo Pell belter work foe Ic.~s money, 1)1:111 any Estaliliihinoiil in Town. \V? will barter Leather or work for 1C; 1 \v 11 i 1 s. Tito materials of our Stock were selected by K. KOCH K, one of tlio firm, ami the work PUT UP TO ORDER. Wo therefore know tlic "atnlV its made of," nml -1 "an safely rocoinmontl.it> Wo have it iiunilicr of , liivl. ela-s Itoot. aiul Shoo Makers in connection villi our Establishment, and aro preparotl to Manufacture to Order my work which may l>o desired. Call at Tnslin'd Huihling, next door to Cobb, 111111 tor Co. HOC IIU & CHRISTIAN. March SI, 1K.V.) 46 tf To Plantors. IIU'lTON (IINS of ilio Urst Quality, witii .J Ten Incli SAWS, delivered at any ltaiload Landing in tlio Slato, at ?'2 per SAW. For particulars uddicss J. M. ELLIOTT, Wiiuixliorn, S. C. Premiums awarded at llto Slate Fair, Noveinicr, l.S.r.8. April (i, IS5'.). 51 8m T Bacon and Leathor for Salo. n PKIfSONS wishing the.so articles can he supplied 1>y application to me at Oracni'oo(l, Abbeville, ,S. 0. ? J. F. II. DAVIS. Mrty 2,1850 2 3n?: Dr. D. A. Jordan lITILL still continue the praclicc of Medicine, VV and may bo found nt the Marshall House, i Rooirt over Marshall ?fc Leo's Law Oflico. '"! May VI, ISj'.t. M 1y Al rig?rw?<rw*-*aH'*jwr. CtV?'?i ' 'l i tmm??i For Ordinary. 5-?;-"H.n fMPii.hol' < ?>!. .I'MIN C. JSAsKIN' iiii- (inc.. I j in ;ik ii('an<1itliit': l*>r 'itliiiary ntllic IIHIIIll" vU'Vtiol). fT-;- Tin* (ricmls of JOHN A. JIliNTKU re|?i-.'if!iily :iii)hhi:;cc liini a ciiiulitlatu fur llir oHice I ::l tIn* m\st clvvliuti. :.'V, I .V . For Tax Collector. ill* friemis uf 11 II4\ RY S. CASON aiinouuco iI;i LuV f??r tin? ??f T?.v i \?U? 1 tJi': :ievt < Iv(.linii!l We arc l.o aiiii<niitr<> }4. A. H'ltdlvS r.< (i Candidate for Tax Collector, nt In- i iisiins;; i 'nf|iori. Tho li'iciK.s I' CAI'T. \V. S. HARRIS sinni?!iiicr a Candidate for tlity flu;" of '!*":?x C'i'llv' tcr r. f Abbsvillo District, ut i" iii-.v' Tlio ;Miiin,ro'i? frir,i?l.> of WK.Sl.KY A. IhACK, |v<| nonft'Uiw liim a canilia:. in'r Tax' >r, at 'Ik- calling i-lt:i:tioil. il 'I'll.- friciiils I.f <:. M. .MA 7'"l"if?*??*, *"?r " (fully anii'iiiiii'i' 11itn u taiin'i'liil" lit il< i-lur, at tlic va-liini^ I'lcrtion. II ,'TIk- fri.-ntls of JAMKS A. M?:COUl> rc i.-t fully aiihuiMiiti- linn a Candidate for Tax olIiTtor, at tiiu next Klcction, for Aljliovillo )im rii-l. .Inly I:>.V7 II *td I'll!! SIMM,I, NOW TTV "P fimin Ti _i JLJ A. JJ. vuJLfiJ, X 1 UjJI iU LU1. Tin: l'ro|.ii. t..i- ?,f il,i* MAKSFIAT.I' ...l? I!1 >''<! : *.v?!i!<! inform the i>nldie Hint his Ion v is still open lor the ree.-jitmn of visilorfl. I: viii?j sonie "-xi" Tieiiee in IIntel-keeping?, lio l.ill i's I>i11)s<-1f that he will l>" :ililo <? |i|, ?so hit? rictid-* and eii.-toni?-rs\ His tahlo v.iil ut nil inn s Im* supplied with The Very Best The Market Affords. llis House well provided with attentive ser ;uils. ami ever} ihi:;;' to render his customera :omfortnhk'. KOMl'ND COI'.H IM>. 21, IS.V.t 41 tF L1VEBY STABLES, BY COBB & CRAWFORD, .1 tltir.yu. /. /:' s. ('. 'I'll!'. 1 'is?ler.si?*ned would inform I!i? pu'i'ie thiit 11.ov have formed a co>arti:ersh.-*p I'm'|ln- p'.trposr- til' <:ondlielin? riu: j.ivmy sr.\/:/./: j:rs/.\/:ss /> a i.i. j i s i:i:.\xciii:s. They hav;; taken tho well-known Rlahlcs fitac!i. tin-lot of the .Marshall House, uccuLrst y< ar Ijy P. S. Knth-dire. Th. se Sial.l.-s, fronting* on Washington Street, lutve Ik'vii repaired ami refitted. and are now well provided wiili |>rovviiil"r and attentive Ilostloi9, lor the nur'i'a1 '.'i the pulili M:s. t'l: \\VI S>i:I?. una nl' the'irm, mny always'? found at the Si aMe*, and he hopes, l?y idose attention Im-iness, to merit and receive Illiberal share I.!" ptililie |>atrotiai;e. I !? Mal.li s will Im* |)l'iivi(lc<l with I?I'<*;f IY AND SADIH i: ll?)|{si:s, to liiro, lordlier wnli fvci v otln-r 11::?t> !:? ion usually otlVroil liV a similar ii>!i-iiiiifiit. 'I'licv have also, I'i i M M< > 1?I< H S |.< >TS r>ir tin- iicvmiimlat ion nf ST' H'li IMMVLKS, tt lid will i'iirnis!i them with i>r<>\c!i"'er. at Iiv5'i^ r;?v?. V|?MI NI? COllH, .'. i:. CUAWTOlil). 1M.. 'j:?, p.r:t - 1 if rAKKIAfJKS AM) WAfJONS. r | 1 i ! * ^nl wrilx-r- liavisiir litnl the misfortune I '.< !? * , I>v tin- ii?,r iii" '2Jniiuarv, tlm SIKAM MILL aiiit MAflllMlUV coimlcte.l with their COACH FACTORY n ? ? ? ii villi', take this Jin't lio.l iif apprising tlu-ir m inis anil ] iii I ic t iii.it t ln-y will still oontinii" iit-iin-ss as lnT< l?;It>i'f, <.vit!ioul. clianu'i; in their 'il ia ill* ai.li it !!ii nt of I heir exrl't ioj;.< In please, riioy lift vo On XInntl, mil iicon-1aiil!y finishing, ali the vnrietien of A N 1) ?.vci j?i!i?i?* liy ihein, to which they invite the at tii : !! of purchasers. Thev tiiki* |>!< :> 11r?- in rnrrcelinir an impressior hut lli'-ir Stock of SKAm f.N I'D I.UM ItKIt wju ost willi lliv Mill, ami wnul l say that, in quail ity anil quality, I'licir Lumber Has Never Been Belter. The ironi-nnis palronnirn hitherto received vnrranls the conclusion that their efforts are upircciated, an<l stimulates them in making further 'Xi>rtioii?. Their experience will cnnhln them to i-lei-t ami operate the most approved Machinery, villi advantages not surpassed l?y any Manufacii/ers either North or South. CONVr.lt, COX, Al.MilCI.F.Y &. CO. Croenville, S. March 7, 1H.VJ. <iii tf J. 1). McKELLAli, SURGEON DENTIST, \\f I.I' at :;!i times lie found at. Greenwood YV Depot, where lie will, with pleasure, wait those who may desire his services. All work warranto! satisfaeioiy. l'eli.:;, 1S.VJ 11 tf JOHN CORBETT, JI018B PAIOTH, jrraincr, Marbler, Paper Hangor, ? \M)_ SXGVUM- Xrt7TLITER. ill3loovillc|C" XX. Fcli. 21, IV.1> -11 12in Dr. 37*. O. PilllliS, <;i:i:i-:xwfnn>, s. c? r KKIW constantly on haml nil articles usually t\ krj>t in ti J 'rut; or Fancy Store, at market trine*. t?/" I'roftf.-iunal services rendered when ailed fur, Feb. 21, 1830. -M Cm MASONIC NOTICE. I'M IK Kcmilar Communication of OJ.INTON I.MlHiK, No. A.". I'.-. M.*., will be licld ii Ju'cu'dhj, l'it/i of lirjilnnbcr next. Jty order of the AV. M. A. HRUSSEL, Son'y. Aii},'. 0, IPSO 16 Jy W. K. B L AKJB, Attorney at Law, IIJ. Practice hi tho Courts of Edgefield' w Newlicrry, 1.aureus, and Abbeville. flfl*./..? v:...,.. Al l Ill- f ^ Oct. it, 18.">8 ' 24 tf BU Y" < WAMSUTTA PRINTS. They nre llio llusi (JulicocH yol oflcrcd to U>o I'uMic fur the money. WIIOI.ikai.k Aoknts DSSEi:S r' AllMSTIloX(} * CO., Yor It. June 30, 185!) 10 Cm # Hides, Hidos. ail IF. liigho.Mt Chs/i price will ho givon f?>r 9. 11IDF.S. or trntlu if <lot>irat>le. Call at 0. U. Wusliiuuloit, St. ,? T. X. BROWNING. May 11, 18.-.1) 3 If W. C. Davis, Homey at Law and Solictor in Equity AniJKVII.I.K, O. *J. Will promptly uUaikI lo all hiimik-wrutruslttdlo p carp. IIo oaii tic found ,tl llic nllii't' n| tlin bbuville IJimiier " July U8 Jti