The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, January 19, 1855, Image 3

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Removal to Granite Range! KERR'S GROCERY STORE. KERR'S OLD GROCERY STORE hns beet removed to the Room formerly occupies by C. H. ALLEN, in (iruuite Range, win-re lu otfers still greater inducements than ever. 11< is determined to Hell Good-?, and people wil miw good opportunities of purelinsing cheap if tliev do nut come soon. He has u large u mount of money to raise during the next t\v< months, uiid the goods must go for CASH. An) kiiiu 01 rrouuce iukcii in exciiafigc lor iniou; at fair prices. His Stock is large find complete and must bo sold. Attention is culled to tin following articles: ' Very tine CHEWING TOBACCO. Also, < ebcap article for Negroes on consignment. 20,000 Scgars, at very low prices. A complete assortment of Segara at very low prices. 13 Bags llio Coll'cc. 6 " OKI Moclni Codec. 30 Bbls. N. O. Molasses. 10,000 l.bs. Swecds and English Iroa. 100 K^gs Nuils and Brands. An excellent block of Upper Leather. 60 Sacks Salt. Axes, Hatchets, Hammers anil Handsaws. 83Take particular notice to pay up cvoiy ocnt that you owe me, for I must have it.?^t^ < I am alwaysin the Cotton Market, ready mik f willing to pay the highest living price. 11. S. KERR. Jan- II, 1654. 36 2t Executors' Sale. tBY Virtue of power vested in us bj the last Will and Testament of IIenr\ :r, deceased, we will proceed to pell nl public outcry, at the late residence of paid de ceased, on Tuesday, the Gth of February, all o tho Real Estate and Personal Property nol disposed of by Will of said deceased. COO Acres of Land. One tract, known as the Weir land, containing: 300 acres; one other tract, known as the Ma inr'a trni-t <w>nl nim'n.r >>1111 ?,.<1 <1,. "folackburn tract, containing 100 acres. A1 go one Lo'. at the Greenwood Depot. Corn, Fodder, Wheat, t)ut?. Cotton?wme 3' or 40 bnjes?Cotton Seed, Horses, Mule:?, Cat tie, Stock Ilogs, Baoon?about -1,000 pounds? plantation Tools, 2 (tins, two new Itoad Wn gons. Also, Household and Kitehcn Furniture, an< other property too tedious to mention. Term* inude known on dav of sale. IS. G. I.F.AVKI.L, \ r . J. G. BOOZER, \ Exec "* Januarv t). 18.".r> 3i? Qt HATS! HATS! T1TK Subscribers, having engaged in tb bvi?ino?i of manufacturing MATS, -speetfully announce to tin? citizens of Abh?tv:ll District that tliey arc prepared to t'urni-h atn article in the way of Wool JIn^at short, no tice, anil promise prompt. attention to all order sent to them. Their Hats ar?> of a .?up<rio Quality, and wumuitcd to satisfy all who tn them. When large lots of liata are ordereil, thej will be delivered by us. Good Fall Wool taken in exchange for ITntf or a liberal price paid when exchange is no desired. Shop 1^ miles north of Tucker's Hill, Ar.der dereon District, h-. <". Address >trtr<?vil!e, Andor.svi Di-trict, S. C. A. C. 6 J. T. McCLKLLAND A Co. Tan 12, 1606 .',0 Slit Money, Money, Money! \\JE The Undersigned do onrnest'j" roques M our eimtmnere and pultons to oonie for ward and iiive ns r. holpituj hand, by pnyitt: Tip their Notos ajj.i Aeccuiit*, a? wo are in par ticulcir need of n-oney. It" you eamiol pny nil pay u.? n part, and give yesir note for the ba! ance. Recollcet ihe old" adage, that short, set tlements make long friende. Vmira il-ti.-r> I. Mrirrn January 11, J8.r*5 f;C 7t Ksccntor's Sa!o. ?A. BY th<? permission of theOrdi- , jb ry rbr Abbeville 13i-tr;ct, I will -Wfr- sell at. tlio l?.te residence uf 11. W. r-al? deceased, on Friday the 19i!? Instant, Severs Likely Negroes, Mules, Horses, ?ALSO? Twenty-two Bales of Cotton and other proj <irty too tedious to mention, on a Credit < twelve months, with inter-vt from date. JOHNSON SALE, , r.jcecntor. January, u, 1555. I>i *2t T MUST HAVE MY~DUES~ TITE Undersigned gives this his In.st varnin: to all those indebted to him, without es ceptioD, that then miut settle tip with the ca<by the first, of February next, or pay co.'lx.My nccetwities compel mc to speak plain, uit< will certainly force me to do what 1 saw A1 accounts unsettled at that date will be iiande< to an attorney with instructions to oollec forthwith. " JAMES SJI ILL I TO. January 4, 1S55 31 at Tailoring. v?? I AM still at my old Etar.d, r*r.?ly ti 14 furnish and make to order, in tin* mo? IT fashionable and durable style, all nrti eles in my line, at uofxdly reduced prices, a six months crcdit, and ten per cent, diseoun for cash. Call aud be convinced. tpO" Cutting and repairing must bo paid fo in cash. J. S. Jan 4 31 _m Administrator's Notice. ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of Lev Hillburn, deoenscd, will make immedi ate payment, and those holding demands n gainst "said Estate will present them duly at r tested to me. EDMUND COBB, Adn-.'r. January 4, 1855 34 St Final Notice. A LL Persons indebted to the late firm o ' ? jCjL SMITH ?k McCANTS are requested t< settle on or befure the first Monday in Febrnu i ry next. After that day all matters not j?ai? will be placed in tho hands of McGowan i j Pcrrin for collection. , January 2, 1853. 84 4t ??* vv fancy J!AAIB. If AN 8. /'%. . HpHl?.Undersigo'ed would respectfully inforr , . A tie Farmers of this District (and cU< where) that he Lias on hand a lot of, and is pre pared to fill orders for, FANS for cleauin "f;( grain, at living prices. Apply at the Carriage Shop. ft EL J. TAYLOR/^ : SAVE COSTS AIO) TAKE NOTICE. ALL who are indebted to me, by open'ft counts or notes, for the year 185& ?n before, will please make payment before R - iurh Dav. as 'lonMr'indulMnA* Mnnnt. h siren. ? Tboee for the year 1804 are requested to ae tie t^ur aeoouau. ' i , v ' !-V *>- ' M. STRAUSS. Cokifrtary, January J, 1855. NOTICE, I Do hereby constitute JOHN THORNTO] CARTER my ]a#fnl Attornoy tp transac ny btuinesaior me during . absence' frot . 7)eicmber i$, i 854 v 'M ' f ? 9 r > Ci iaMt -kw ' *' v' BLACKSMITH SHOP! OTIIE Subscribers have opened a Blacksmith Shop, on Wash- |(jl ington st reet, where they will \> // 3 do all kinds of Plantation work entrusted to ; their care, llaving^eeured the services of two 1 first-rate smiths, Gen. TAYLOR and George, , | the}* challenge the world to shoe horses juh-k i or or better than they can, or anything ?.*!se > | they profess to do. Give us a chance to please ; you, kind public, both iu work and in price*. * MATH IS tfc SALE. ,! Abbeville, Jan. 1. IS.jj. Ill | Glir*OV^ "D liti + irm s>uj>/wjk m x | 1 '""I^IIE Subscriber wouM inform the public that j JL lie is prepared to execute nil kinds of PAINTING, biivh as Silti, <irtifii'icuta), Chair, r | Varnishing Furniture, Ac., in the best htyle.? I Having procured the services of on 'accomplishj ed workman, he feels assured his work will , please. Carriages ninl Buirgic* painted in the I it 11 est, tityle, on as reasonable ti-rms as possible. I Give us u trial. K. J. TA YLOK. Abbeville C. II., Jan. 1. 1855. FRESH mtl/fts, See, &c. J GARY <fc GARY, Cokesbury, ----- S. C., 1 \\f OULD Respectfully announce to their T T lriends an?l patrons tlinl they are receiving, and will keep constantly ou hand, u COMfLKlC A8POBTMLST OF DRUGS, JfEDICrXES, PAINTS. OILS. I glass iva uk, , perfumery. 1 stationery, f fancy articles, Ac. I, We would invito the attention of Physicians to onr stock of FRESH AM) GENUINE MEDICINES, t which we will sell oil terms that cannot fail | to suit. 3 We are Agents for the most, approved Patent -: Mcdieiues. I Ju>t received, u large assortment of Frc<h > I GAUD1SN SKLIDS, crop of 1S5I, grown by - | David Laiidreth. -j Alto. Kxtra Fine WINKS aud BRANDIES, -! for medicinal and sacramental w.n noses. I All tli" foiviroinir will be. sold very low for 1 J aisli, or t<> op/>rocc<{ purchasers on a credit. I r. 1'. OAKM. J>. 1 [T. P. GAUV. i IV. F. F. GAl'Y col ie its those who are indebted to him to come forward and ?lo$e ! their accounts, either by cash or note, as lie is ! - desirous of bringing I'is old business to a close. I Longer indulgence will not be given. e Juii 3, Ie>55 .">1 l:n e t.'U'riii^csi and Itd^ics. i" r|"MIl? Subscriber returns his sin- a"*;p wy X.. ei-re thanks for the liberal s | patronage rendered him for the past two years r j that he has been engaged in the Carriage"linsi r j ness. ami Impes hy the strictest attention to j the business hereafter to uiorit u continuance i' j of lix' same. j lie begs leave to rail the attention of all j who rnnv desire 11113- article in the line of 'I CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, . to the fitoelc he now lias on hand. lie has, neiwly (inishvd, a lot. of l}U(?t.?JI-S of different siylr--, besides a splcnd id six-seat KUCKaWAY, aii of which i.e will warrant to he of the 11 ;??-.~t. J material, Mibslantial eons', met ion, a-.i<l nio.it . j ' levant, finish, for sale at as low prices as can j be afforded. Also, one second-hind CARRY-ALL and oiut t j second-hand one-horse UAUUUO/i for sale - 1 cheap. 'r ' Ml nrrlfl'ti fi?r n:?V Rtvlf* r*f Pi'.rr!err.j r?f - i Unjririfs tilled at the >hoites"t ni'lief. i. ' ! ?/"* Repairing, in all its braaehee, don? with u-ja!tn>s au.l dcspateh. K. J. TAYLOR. Abbeville C. II., Jan 1, 13.'*5. tf ~ THE GREENVILLE BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE, > I list it ut ion. recently established by the ' { JL State Baptist Convention of South Caro^ j Una, and governed by the Hoard of Trustors . of the Furinan University, will i;o into opera,1 j lion on thefir.H of February wxl, under a full ' Corps of eunipetcnt, Instructors, and ut th?* I usual rates of Tuition. Board can be obtained >-1 for Students on application to tlic'undersigncd. >f! RICHARD I* U11 MAN. 1 i c. J. ei.hord. j P. C. EDWARDS, Executive T. 1?. ROBERTS, * Committee. T. P. BiiOCKMAN", . p. ! :. di'scas, Jan. 1, IS55 St 3w & Tho State of South Carolina. ; t ' u Abbeville District.?In Ordinary. Real Estate of S.vmvcl Pawir, i>kc'd. r; TX Pursuance of t'u? Order', from tbf- Court J: A of Ordinary for Abbeville District, I will i sell, on sale-day in February the R< al Et1; tutc of Samuel PruiU, deceased, consisting of ! two hundred ncr?s of Land, more or less, on ! /? ' I .if I In I? i * /? r? fwlSftiiiinrr lon/L /.l" , j- (S ........ ,.a! tate of Daniel J'ruitt, Itov. K. E. Frtvslv, ana j others: &n<i aNo a Mncil lot in tho village of J \ Due West, a<1 joining lands of James Ii. MeClin11 ton, and others. The purchaser will he required to give bond and security, and a mortgage of the premises tj to the Ordinary, to secure tho payment of the purchase moncv, and pov the costs in cash. <\ "si. A." HODGES, S. A. J). January 3, 1 S.I.j tail I THE STATE 5F SOUTH CAROLINA, j Abbeville District.?In Ordinary. 1 j Real Estate or Samhet E. Dale, dec'd. IN Purbuance of tiie Order of the Court of Ordinary for Abbeville District, I will * | sell, on sale.day in February next, tho Real Estate of Samuel E. Dule, deceased, for partition, consisting of one hundred and sixty-seven . acres, more or Icps, situs tc-d in Abbeville District, on -waters of Calhoun's Creek, and bouud/ cd by lands of John Link, G. M. Morrow and others, on a credit of twelve months, the pur0 chaser giving bond and security to the Ordina^ ay, and also a mortgage of tho premises, to se? cure the payment of the purchase money. * Costs to be paid in cash. a A. HODGES, B. A. D. January 3, 1855 tsd n THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINAAbbeville District.?In Ordinary. i- Real Estate of Mbs. Jaue Donald, i>fx>'d. B TN Pursuance of the Order of the Court of A Ordinary for Abbeville District, I will sell, oa-'sale-day in February next, the Ileal Estate ' j._ of Mrs. Jane Donald, deceased, for partition, consisting of seventy-five acres of laud, more > br less, situated in Abbeville District, and ?* bounded by lands of Abram Lites, At^ustos d Morton, and others, oa a credit of twelve * months, the purchaser to give bond and ?ecuri'? ty to the Ordinary, and also a mortgage of the premises, to secure tho payment of the port aKsba rr*Anatt >, Costa to ba paid in caslj., ' 8. A. HODGE8, B. A. D. . ALL Persons indebted to the Subeoriber, by note or account, *fe. requested to make 'tl payment By the Jint of February' next*. a* a longer indulgence oannot bo given. , . TSOJOS JAdK30Nf Abbeville.C. H., Dec. 11, 1854. 82-r-tf % / $ . ' * 3 v .. . ...... < 4 * .',1-1* . V ,. ,7-r - . J-' Great Southern ttcniedy! JACOB S CORDIAL. FOR ALL BOWEL DISEASES, Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Cholie, Cholera Infantum. Also, n<lmirul?ly adapted to many diseases of | Females?must especially PAINFUL MENSTRUATION". The Virtues of Jacob's Cordial are tc? well known to require eiioominms. i 1st, It euros the wor-t ca-es of Diarrhoea; 2d, It euros the worst forms of Dysentery ; ltd. It euivs California or Mexican Diarrhea; Itli. It n-lieves tin- scVeii-M. fill), It cures Cholera Morbus; titb, It cures Cholera Infantum; 7tli, It cures painful Menstruation ; Bill, It relieves ]>:iin iit tlio Back and Loins; }?th, It counteracts Nervousness and Despondency ; lot It. It restores Irregularities; 11 ill, It dispels Gloomy and llystorical Feelings: 12lli, It's nu admirable Tonio. A few sliort 12x(ract? from iettcr?i, Tt'Hlienonials, &c. "I have used Jacob's* Cordial in 11)3- family, and have found il a most <ttu:ieiit, and, in my judgiuuul, a valuable remedy." Hon. 111 it am Warner, Judge oS' Supreme Court, Ga. "It gives me plcmurc in being able to recommend Jacob's Cordial?my own personal experience, mid the experience of my neighbors and friends around me, is a suflieient guarantee fur Tilt* til bclieVi- il to lie nil tlint il i?nri?rtrtj l? be, viz., a sovereign rrnudy." wm. it. cni'p.iuvood, formerly Judge Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit. ' I tnke great pleasure in recommending this invaluable medicine to all afllicted with bowel disfrtse.", for which i believe it to be u sovereign : remedy?decidedly superior to anything else ever trie?l by me." A. A. Gaui.i>in?, Deputy G. M. of the Gram! Lodge, Ga. "This efficient remedy is travelling into ce| leliritv as fa>t as IJonaparte pushed his columns into Uusshi, ami gaining commendation wherever used."?Georgia Jtjftr-ionittn, May 11), *03. C3T* ^ur "?'e hy \VaKDf..v\v it Lyon. Abbovillo C. II.; John Smith, C'okesbury ; llODEi.TS it A hams, 1 lodges' Depot; 1''. G. J'ai:ks, Greenwood ; j ilAVir.ANb, Uaiu'.al it <.'o., Charleston, ? hoieMile Agents; An<l l>y the principal Merchants unci Druggists throughout tin-St lit. ?. \VM. W. DLISS it CO., Proprietors. New York, Dee. 1<>, IS.j-l UU Cm NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. I WILL, nt.teiiil at the undernamed times ami places fur the purpose of collecting Taxes j for lb.VI:? I 1'lltA Woof T... uiiu'wn^ , " ' loth March; Cnlnham's, Tuesday, G'.nh January; Trihlc's, Wednesday, 31st " Loundsvillo, Thursday, 1st February ; Speed's, Friday, 2<1 ' Warrenton, Saturday, 3d, " AbbevilleC- II., M"iidav, fttli, " Calhoun's Mil Is, Tuesday, 6th, ' Williiisjton, Wednesday, 7th, " Moraine's, Thursday, 8th, " Tolber:'*, (in the Kimge,) Friday, 9th " Hradley'j u!d Field, Saturday, 10th, aud ! Mareh 17th*; (I reenwood, Monday, 12tii, and March 10th ! Cambridge, Tuesdav, 13th February- ; j W lville, Wednesday, 14th ! Whitehall, Thursday, 15th " Co'. !>: :>.nV, Friday. l?ith, " Cedar Spring, Saturday, 17th, " D<>- aid's. Monday, lu:h, " Sjou.llett'wn, Ti e.vbiy, 2'?Ji, " JJarnioru's, Wednesday, 21st, " C?'kcbbtiry, Thursday. 22d, and March 14th Slo.i-y Point, Friday. 23d February ; Dca lall, Saturday, 2l!h, " Sinithviile, Monday, 2*jth, " liob-'ii'.?More, Tuesday, 27th, " Ninety Six. Wednesday, 2Sth, " Ijiim aw s vm new, rrmay, u-i .March; Abbeville C. 11. r.il Court, TVock. Sale-day in April the last day l'or making i returns. AM per.-ons failing to make returns on the above ilay, liable 1o double tax. All taxes tu lie | aiil by the first Monday in May, or executions may be i.wic<l. Property to be returned in tiv3 j^nino of the proper owner. ?iuaroiaii.-", Executors, an.I Adininistr.ilors will return property uudi-r their control. Persona having t ran.^f'rrcd property between the 1st Uclober, 1j>53, nnd 1st Oetober, 1854, will make it known to mo. All persons will eoine prepared to give the amount of Birth#, Marriages, end Deaths in uu>ir inniiiics. Fre<- persons of colour must pay their taxes in March. JAMES MOORE. T. C. YVEEKLV CAROLINA TIMES. OX or about the lOtli of January, \vc will commence the issue of the 1 Veekly CarI, olina limes, which will contain, regularly, about twenty-five columns of reading matter, i embracing all news articles, markets and coni iribiitioiifi that, may appear in the Daily and Tri-Weekly Time?, n? well ns a large mass ol miscellaneous contributions and selections, such as will prove interesting and instructive. It will be our aim to make the Times nccepI table to tho reading public throughout the inj terior, hence we ofi'er it nt a price remunerative to ourselves as well as to place it within j the reach of all classes. i na ouwji ii3 uiu urst imiiiucr ia i?ueu, we win i forward a specimen copy to our friends generally, unci solicit t.lieir patronage and influence in 6ii9taioing our enterpriae. CLCB PRICUS. A club of 3 will be supplied for $ 4 00 ? ' 5 " " 6 00 10 " '? 11 00 20 " " 20 00 Single copies frl 00 per annum. j It will be been on reference to tho above rates that we are determined to place the Times within the reach of every family. E. H. BftlTTON A Co. Columbia, S. C. The Greenville mountaineer, VOLUME TWENTY-NINE, PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT GREENVILLE, 8. a JOHN R. GOSSETT, Publisher <5i Proprietor. G. F. TOWNE3, Editor. Terms of Subscription?Single Copies $2 in Advanoe. .<* - > rive copies, lor f 8 75 Ten " " 16 00 Twenty" " 2fi 00 Thirty " " 80 00 * HAVING a heavy circulation in Greenville, Andereon, Laurent, Spartanburg, Union, Newberry, Abbeville and generally through' out the State, the adjoining counties of North Carolina, and in the State* of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Texas, presents an excellent advertising medium to aU'btaaineeemeo. It baa a respectable circulation attho fallowing pott-offices in AbberflJe District: Abbeville C. H., Cokesbury, Green Wood, Ninety-Six, Calhoun's Millet vewndrvillc, MkHUJ, Due We*t, Cambridge And Gentawla. Janroa^r 1,1855. ^ , . itofir&jultti*:'*/ .... OH YOU! HIT IIIH AGAIN!! -aJ? o HAS just received nnd opened the largest And beat assort men t of READY-MADE CLOTHING ever exhibited iti Abbeville, lie has also a lot ' of Boot* and Shoes, Hats and Caps. Drawers _ and Sockk, and a yront many other thinjr*, too tedious to mention, all of which he will sell low for the tin ! Persons desiring anything iri liU line, will do j Well to call soon, a* ll? ii ilulunniiuul ?/? u-.ll i j that is if lie can ^et tli > tush! I Call and sua him, anyway. His store is the I ' | corncrone in the Marshall House. Cigars and Tobacco. j The best article manufactured cau be found ] at Lyons' Clothing Store. I Trunks and Valisos. j Lyons has a few of them left, and will diej poic of tbein if he can find a buyer. ] Pocket Knives. j Drop in at Lyon's and look at them, and you ' J can't help buying one, at least. j December 8 31 tf TIN! TIN!! TIN!!! j ? I" \V. LAWSOX, very grateful for patroni I X* age heretofore onjved. heirs leav.; to say to !' ? frfanda mid customers an<l the publie generally, that lie hns now, nt his old stand, on 'Main Street, next door to White tV Bullock, n full and complete assortment of TIN WAKE. Iu his store may be found :? Buckets?all shapes anil sizes; Covered and uncovered ; Bonnet Lox es; Bcd-Steittners; Coffeu Pots?nil bizes; Cake Pans ? assort ed | shapes; Candle M o it 1 d s ; Cake Boxes; Conl Carriers; Cti'.'oadorp; Coffee Roasters; Candle Sticks; Di-di Pans; Dish , Covert!; Dust I'ans; Fat ji Stoves; Foot Tubs; Glass Drainers; , Knife Box- , <e; Lanterns; Lamp-Feeders; Milkl'aiis; Milk-Cups: Money Boxes ; Molasses Cups ; ililkSkimmers; Muffm Kings; Marking Cups; Oil Lamps; Pepper < B o x < h ; Pudding Pans; I'ie Pans; Plato Covers; Reflecting Ovens; Shower Baths; Stew Pans; Suj'.ir Scoops; Sugar Boxeo; Tea C a n i s f a rs ; Trumpets; Water Pots; Wash Pans: Watrr Dinners* .to .t-n In ehorf, his stock comprise everything in I his litn>, nrid lie is not merely willing to fhoie, but will sell on as reasonable terms as can be compatible with tin? lir.Tt injunction of the maxim "live funl let live." Any article tuanufactiii eil to order at short notice, and warranted to eive satisfaction. Country merchants will tind it to t'icir intoreot to procure supplies of Tin Ware from him, as he will give good artich's at low rat^s. To the building public he would sav that lie is always prepared to attend to the roofing and guttering of houses, and will i be thankful for any chance afforded him to r' re evidence of his ability to do pood work. Abbeville C. II., S. C., Sov. 23, 1851. 20 ly i : L | NEW GOODS! XEW GOOIDS! i coitnnit optosite gi.ode hotel, Augusta, Georgia. MIIXF.R ?fc WAKllKN will ..tier rrcat inducements to their friends and custom-; (. ra lino di'ii.vn tu |Miri-na2f uicir a\*>JL'j WIXTKit DllY GOODS. They do not pretend to say they have I he richest ami Inr^c.'-t Ht"ek over offered in this city, thai they have better taste in their selection*, or possess superior advantages over t.liL-ir neighbor* ; but they have, certainly the r.client un<! u;oit elegant etock they ever had in M<>r?!. In 1)1 HiSS GOODS, t'liey have liieli Satin Striped l'laid SI LKS; Rich Heavy Brocade CuI'd do.; Ri'k Satin Striped L'laid and Watered SILK ol now *tu! beautiful styles; I'hiin Hep KlLIv>, und l'luin do.; Rioli Printed Fretfeh CASHMERES and [ DELAINES; Beautiful ot;:;iil tig. DELAINES, for Misi eca* wear; t Plain French MEKIXGS aiulCASHMERES i of evervshade ; Superfine Blac k French DOMP.AZINE; Superiino " " CllALLE and DELAINES; I MANTILLAS PALMAS nn.l CLOAKS, ! embracing every variety i>f pattern and inate; rial, fi,'?iii low-prio'd to tlic richest and highest iiuiiiui;iciurc(i ; EMlil'OIDEI'lES, comprising a lnrpo nr?l I tn<>*l eleiraut assortment of Rich French i Worked COLLAIIS. CHEMISETTES, UNDER-j SLEEVES, STOMACHERS, HANDKERCHIEFS, INFANTS' ROBES, and WORKED BODIES; also. M.iltcsc COLLARS, CHEMISETTES and SLEEVES; . Ricli Embroidered BANDS, of the latest stylos of work; Beautiful lot of Bonnet and Ncck RIBBONS ; Linen Cumbrio Hem-st'ed HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, MITTS; Bl'k and White Silk HOSIERY ; Alpaca and Moravian HOSE; .Ladies' anil Misses" HOSE, nil sires ; Ladies' Silk and Merino VESTS and Misses' do.; In HOUSE-KEEPING ARTICLES, they linveau endless variety of TOWELLINGS, TABLE NAPKINS, and DOYLES; 12-4 Linen and Cotton SHEETINGS ; 9-3 and 6-4 Linen and Cotton PILLOW CASE GOODS; TABLE CLOTHS, all fiizes, of the.richest Damask and Snow Drop figures. ALSO, French and English CASSIMERES, BROAT) CLOTHS, VESTINGS, SATINETS. TWEEDS, Welsh FLANNELS, aud every other article 1 kept in the Dry Goods line. Persons visiting tha city, can rely on finding the newest styles of Goous, and in richness and variety unourpatscd in any market, to -which their attention is- invited, as they will be offered at low price?. Nov 10 27?3m . Watch Lost. A Lady's Gold "Watch, with metal JET-.y. face arid blank hands, was dropped on thW/vening of the-13th instant, between Mr. Haskell's and the village, or more probably near Judge Wardlaw's gate, in the village. Tfae finder nifty obtain a handsome reward by returning tho wa^sh, uninjured, to tbe owner, at Judge WardUtitfs. Watchmakers and others are requested to give information if such an article snail b6 seen i& the hands of * su?> picious person. J5? : . "? t _. Administrator's IVotice, ' A LLf Persons interested jit tb?v- Estate of ; iV. NaD^y Brooks, deceased, are herefcv ri6 tinea that a final of the same will' be made in the Ordinary'? offiae, at Abbeville Jarrolry lj 1855. * 34 gm -V ? ' *' ..? . T* 'A&tH , 4* ** \:i ii 55 V i> jrj?A] k \ i 4^ ?, ... . . CHARLESTON ADVERTISEMENTS. DRY GOODS IN'"*C'lT\!lLESTON, S. C. Browning & Leman, LMl'ORTEliS OK (Vot. 20V and 211 King-xt., corner of Market-U., Charleston, S. C. Plantation WooU'iif, lilnnkete, <&?., Cnrjx-liiigs Mini Cnrtuin Materials, bilks iiml l!i?-li Ilrt-88 Goods, Clonks. Mailt illatj, Sjhutvls. Terrascaxh?otic price only. inl)25 riJOB. It. MARCH. J. M. E. SHARP MARCH & SHARP. AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, COLUMBIA, s. c., WILT, nttond to tli<* sale of nil kind-' of Mer chandize, Produce, Ac. Also, licnl mid I'eMonal Properly. Or purcliajc and sell slaves, to., on commission. h*ules Room: No. 120 Richardson struct, and inmcdiately opposite the United Slaten Hotel. Feb. 4 J)it tf I3AILEV, DOUGLAS & ANDEKSOX. WIIOI.ES A I E AM" I'.ETAII. isci.<E za-a zt A*o. Slrt lCiur/-s(rcef, 3 doors above Georgo, CHARLESTON, S. C. I. A. IIAILEY, <:. DOI'UI.AS, V. I>. ANl'ERSOK. Reference?Jxo. A. Camioun, Enq. jau. 14- 30 lv Cameron, Webb & Co., {Successors to G. ?fc II. Cameron,) importer* os CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE, A'o. 145 Meeting street, llmrlrstoii, Soulh I'arolinn, ?3?" Will supply Country Mcrclmnt9 with JooiIh in tlieir line at us low rntea a* tliey can buy in New York, or elmiwhoru. I. V. CAMERON, ) iv. l. wnnii, Jnr. m. race. ; rnh25 NVIMJOW SASHES, JILINDS, &c. HAYING the Agency of the largest Fuctory in the States, I am prepared to fill Di'ders for unv article in the line. ?.\t.so,? Paints, Oilft. Glass and Builders' Ilurdwnre, il 1: ituvi u?vi > unifi ui i-njitr in tuc i;uii'iiiig jiiiu. JOIIN C. SIMONS, 2i!G King strci-t, sign of tlie Whale. B. W. & J. P. Force & Co., wholesale: dealers is BOOTS AND SHOES, Ao. 21 Haym strat, Charleston. nr.NJ. w. force, ) JOHN p. FORCE, > flknj. coni.ey, ) TTltl25 CHARLESTON HAT MANUFACTORY, 2-10 King slrrtt, VLL kimls of Beaver, Moleskin, Silk and Onssitlli-r<? HATS of lli? liitnat. utvluj made to order at short, notice. Aa excellent assortment, of new at vies of STRAW GOODS. Soft Travelling Hats and Caps, always on hand. 11. HAWLEY. John G. Willis, FAXCY HOOT AND SHOE STORE, Trunks, Carpot Bagn, Valisos, Combs aud Bi uaho.s, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Cor m r of King street and Ilorlback's A !l~y, iah25 Charleston, S. C. William Caldcr, nr.AT.Klt in am. kinds of ENGLISn, FRENCH AM) AMERICAN I?S> "Kb Not. U46 and *218 A'ing-ntreet, corner of IIat el, inb25 Charleston, S. C. ?j. xi, uaae, Wholesale Book, Stationery and Fanry Goods House, Medical, Miscellaneous and Account BOOKS, iu great varirltr, tit tho lowest trade prices. Ao. ft //??/?? strer!, Charleston, Soulii Carolina. Nelson Carter, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, jVo. 17 Jlftiftir utrcct, PIOS OF TIIL I.AIitiK YLU.O\V MORTAR. WI1EUK lie is prepared to exhibit ti large sto..-k of Dregs, Medicines, Druggists' Furniture, Phials, Surgicnl Instrument'', Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Snap-, Window Putiv. A'f., <fce.,_ which lir? oi!Vrs nt the lowest innrket l>rieea. ndi25 Hay den, Brother & Co, mrouixiis ani> dealeus in Wutcliex, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Wnrc, Military and Pancy Goods North East corner of King and Uatel streets. mh25 Charleston, S. G. Wm. Matthiessen, W1I0LESALE CLOTHING 1I0HSE, JVo. 148 Iia.it Bail, cornrr of Queen etreet, Charleston, S. C. J. M. E. SHARP, cmid nrsiro ?vn rnnvtccmv ovaiu vjj.iu.uu ji.tw uiiiijjiitnij i/UiuiIlli]>SlVJ MERCHANT, No. 16 State-street, Charleston. Dec. 17?lv P. M. 1IUSON, Agent. J. A J. D. KIRKPATRIOK, * FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston. Reference?Edward Noble, E?q. eepfl EDWARD WESTPIBLI), \ IDDCUIIIC pnnBT uniior c n. ' nuuu i IUL.U uwuiii nuu^t| o> Uij RETURNS thanks for past favors, and respectfully solicits a eo^tinoan?$ of thjeeame. lie keeps constantly on hand, of hifown manufnnt.t.o . T on/vo A .in.fnOMf nf qinniPQ HARNESS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, 4c.'. Also, WHIP3j,;STIRRUP IRONS and>BI1TS? Being practical workman, be ia prepared to mkt*? ordor all kinda ofSaddled, U^xod ,4 *. EDUCATION! MR. JAMES C. CALHOUN, having b<*? elected Prirtvipttl of tho Audevllls Maui Acadkmy, will continue Lis services during the next ye nr. . * Owing to tlie great i-jerea.^e in the number of scholars, the serviced of Ma. MONTGOMERY, a graduate of the University of North Carolina, have been procured. A new and commodious Academy will in a short time he completed. Tbo building is no retired as to insure perfect quiet, and freedom from nil tilings calculated to didtraul the attention of the scholar. The go\eriiineut of the School will be rigWL i iic niornia ami general deportment ot the Stu<lets*-i will at nil tiriK-s receive special attention. Students will Ije pivpaied t<> euter the Freiliinnn or Sophomore Class of tue South Carolina College, a:;d the greatest care givou to their preparation. The Schohifttic ycr.r will be divided into tw? Sessions. The first will cotatneiiee on .Tannery .Sth, and continue twenty-eight weeks; tho ii/'.'oii'i wiil l.eu'in ?>n *'ie second Monday Ll '-opU-in'ier. r.snl eoiittunc twelve weeks. The "i uiiion of en :!: 1'itisa will bo for the l-tCl!i<>: ileadin^. Writlnjr, IstSos. 2dSea. >'pvllin*/, a:nj i'ritnury Geom-iiphy, ------ tl4 00 8 C 00 2d Class: The above with Geography, History, Afit Piurlloli AjLSU. TABLE CLOTHS, TOWELLINGS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS BLANKETS. !T. ANNULS, NEGRO CLl-TJ' JOES, <Lc.,&o. if ISO, HARDWARE. CUTLERY, CHINA AND GLA SS li VI A';.', //J G GING, ROPE AND TWINE, FAMILY GROCERIES, <kc. mar, and exercise* in EnjrlWi Composition, - - 20 00 9 00 3d : Hie nliiA'o with all the advanced English Brain-hot*, 2S 00 10 00 4th Class: The above with Latin and Groute, - - - 28 00 1200 Boardinir can he obtained in desirable farnilios, and at reasonable rateB, t-ither in the Village or country near the Academy. Although il is of the grpatcst importance tlmt all the pupils should l>e present at th? opening of tlie Session, still thev will bo re ceived at any time during tlio terra. Student* will he charged from tin* time tlic-y enter iiutii the close of tin: Session, unless special arrangements are mude to the eontrury. For further information, npplv to tlie Prinoipal. J AM ICS C. CALHOUN, A- B.. Prineipal, Instructor in Mathematics. JAMES A. MONTGOMERY, A. 12., Instructor in the Ancient Lnnguagea. December 14, 1801. 32 6m Fl'LLEU'S HAT STORE, 238 Richardson Stroet, COLUMBIA, 8. C., (ne.vk the state house,) KEEPS oil hnud, of the very best make and latest styh-s, a full supply of Gents', youths', and Bovs' Drees HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, WALKING CANES, CARPET BAGS, TRU1CNS, &c. C3T Price of the BEST 11AT only POUR DOl.LAKS. Terms CASH. [Nov s0> 64 80ly RICH AND ELEGANT XQ?jrl*W ??s ditonsatf AT BaO??ES' DEPOT. ROUKUTS it ADAMS urc now receiving u rich, elegant. mid complete a stock of FALL A XI) WINTER 0001)3 us con b? exhibited in Abbeville District, to which they invite the attention of their friends nnd custom! ers and the public generally. Their block ha? been carefully selected in the Baltiucra find Charleston market?, and conoid, in part, aa follows:? Ladies' Dress Goods: CASHMERES. ALPACAS. DELAINS\ CHALLES, BOMBAZINES. MEMX OS. SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, CllEM SLTTES. COLLARS, UNDERSLEEVE5. IIA NDEER CHIEF*, HI lib ONS, LACES, MA XT.'L LAS, CLOAK&. LADIES S/IOES. GAITERS. IIOSIERY. GLOVES, MITTS, <fcc.f Ac. For Gentlemen's Wear: FRENCH AN I) ENGLISH CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, JEANS, SAT, INETS, BROADCLOTHS, VESTING S, HATS. CARS, COOTS, SHOES, HOSIER Y, GLO VE3, dr., Ac., <ir. We do not pretend, in this advertisement, t? give a succinct enumeration of nil the articles wc have in store, b?:1 will ?uko creat plcaaur* i:i showing tIto whole of oav stock, and confideiitlv believe the qu.iHty of our Goods together with the price? at vhicli we ofiVr them, will satisfy sill who call upon us that tli<ry cannot d* better than patronize ROBERTS <fc ADAMS. Nov. 10, IS54 27 tf MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS. THE undersigned begs leave to announc. to the citizens of Hamburg ]M and vicinity lliatliebas opened a woll selected Stock of choice MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS, to which he respectfully solicits their attention. Among t hi*assortment will bo found: Toilet Articles and Perfumery, Drugs and Chemicals, , , Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, Glnee, Putty and Varnishes. In compounding Medicines and supplying plantAtionst the strictest attention will begiv?n, w to the requirements of his patrons. '4&A Being a graduate of the London College ofy Fhnrmucy and having had an experil^of ofi- ( eighteen years in his business, lie foelA coftjft- -ft ? .. dent of being able to ??iv? satisfaction^ all * '.it who may favor him witn their Mtibpin. 'ft" r ALFRED a RAVE^*8d|0FT. Nov. 29, 1W4.. SO W Tfafc * 1 jU. 1,1,^1 I CANDIDATES ?Ott OFFICE. , s. S^^The WondB'^CaptV v pectfplly Boflpanc* titirla* * candidaS* ftr 9m' Collector ?^M^na^|?UetioQ. Jt t t^The Aen^oSJbN Jt Wa46ir'tt?p*?. , :. tTv..: ' 'j . ' ... ? . t .. ' : . _"