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HEAD QUARTERS FOR GOOD CAR AT GHAiaX.ES [Late J. O tf & *3 <2^70^ . - ? The subscriber will keep ou Imnd the COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, UAllOl TRAVELLING To be had in the State, embracing all the newes build to order any kind that, may be wanted, Harness, doable & single; Whips, Nettin AIko, Coachmakcr's stock of a tSS"" Rennirinn ??. nil St* ?? ? tWAu Wo'rk June 3, 1854. 2GR1AT SOUTS CHOLERA, ) DYSENTERY, [ FOIt ALL BOWEI 1HARE1KKA. ) Also, Admirably adapted to many II Menst The Virtues of Jacob's Cordial nrc 1o 1st. It cures the worst eases of Diarrhoea. lid. It cure* the teorst forms of Ih/senter}/. 3d. It cures California or Mexican IHarrhaa. 4th. It relieves the severest Colic. 5th. It cures Cholera Morbus. 6th. It aires Cholera Infantum. A few Hliort Extract* from "I have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, judgment, a valuable remedy." "It Rive* mc pleasure in being able to r experience, anil t lie experience of iny neighbors for mc to believe it to be all that it purports U Form "I take great pleasure in recommending this diseases, for which I believe it to be a sovereign ?ver tried by mc." A. A. G.u "I have used Jacob's Cordial in mv family, an <i i :? 7.. t. i:* tin/cc ? iiu iiui *. u ivii if, uiuucro mc iu of the kind, mid 1 would recommend its use in Mii.ks G. DouiiiNS, Cashier "If there is any credibility in Imntnn testin above nil other preparations for tlie euro of Bo it* favor coming in from nil quarters, it must bi moot if not all other 'patent' preparations." CHSI "This efficient remedy is travelling into celt into Uus*in, and gaining commendation where' For sale by Wauiii.aw ?fc Lyon, Abbeville C. II.; Jons .Smith, Cokes bury ; And by the principal Merchants and Druggists Feb 2. 1855?:i0 Cm] ss /^- nr WE, The I'ndersigncd, Builders of CARIil J I. <fc H. A. DEALE, arc now prepared t< Vehicle in our line of business. Give us a call pleased. tf" Repairing IVca "WE HAVE also on Iintid an assortment of Wfm These valuable air-tight Cases, for protecting ar nieut, transportation, or for vault.*, are offered \vc will also make bhJ eend COFFINS to mi) Abbeville C. II., Janttnry 18, 1355 H. Ii. JEFFERS, Factor Sl Commission Merchant, CHARLESTON, S. C., XORTU ATLANTIC WHARF. To the Planters and Merchants of Abbeville District, South Carolina: IIJEO leave to adopt this method of informing you, that I have commenced the Factorage and Commission Buxincpa in this city on my own account, and respectfully solicit a share o fly our patronage. 1 flatter myself that my lone experience in business in Hamburg and Augusta, together with thiee years in this city, will enable me to servo you to advantage. I thank you for the many evidences of friendship and kind patronage while engaged as above, and as I have now, after my misfortune, commenced as it were anew, and pledge myself not to bpeculate in Cotton, or in any Vay involve myself, but redoubling my energies and, industry to promote your interest,-hope to merit and receive a renewal and continuance of the same. I will attend in person to the RECEIVING, WEIGHING and SELLING your COTTONFLOUR, GRAIN, Ac., and promptly sell as in, etructed, deposit proceeds in any Bank you may direct, and send certificate of deposit* or remit otherwise if required. T will foitlifnllr hnc rAnn Vomil.r UnnnK/? ~ * w,,vv -when the Cash is remitted, or the produce to pay .for the same is shipped ; and lure allow trie to say to yon, amtredly, that you will enjoy great advantage by having your Goods pure hated for Oath. , # " I will attend to the receiving and fo?vrar4-< ingof Merchandise, and asfreight****?qatt tin* some will b<j reauirwlj^ ft i,_ai nron>pvY fnr?raf* * - * m? j ! ' at Lt&tSkr tAKW*' ' " iJ > % i RIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! KW PRICES. r-m . Thornton.] : largest and most elegant assortment of JGIIES, P.UGGIES, GIGS, SULKIES, WAGONS, Ac., t styles and latest fashions of the day, ami will in the most superh and durable manner. Also, gs, Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blankets, &c. II kinds on Iiand for snlc low. mptly and faithfully Jour, at lore prices. warranted. 4 ly ;iEN KEM1BY! ( CHOLERA MORBUS, !, DISEASES. ilJIUOUS CHOLIC, (CHOLERA INFANTUM. liseases of Females, especially Painfal ruation. o Well Known to Require Enromimns. 7th. It cures Painful Menstruation. 8th. It relieves Pain ill Hack and I,oins. '.ttil. It counteracts Nervousness and J)elOl h. It restores Irregularities, [spondency. lltli. It disjtrls Crloomy and Hysterica/ 12th. It is an admirable Tonic. [Feelings. Letters, Testimonials, Ac. and have found it a most efficient, and, in my lion. 1Iiham Warnkr, Judge or Supreme Court, Gn. cconunend Jacob's Cordial?my own personal mid friends around me, is a sufficient guarantee > be, viz., a tovcrciyn rnnedy." Wm. II. UxiiKnwooi), erly Judge Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit, invalunble medicine to nil afflicted with bowel remedy?decidedly superior to anything else liunc, Deputy G. M. of the Crand Lodge, Ga. d thiii, with all I hear about it as n remedy by that it stands at the head of every preparation the diseases for which it id compounded." of the Hank of the St itc of Georgia, Griffin. >ony, Jacob's Cordial must stand pre-eminent wel Diseases. From the mass of testimony in i very far in advance, as n curative agent, of A. Fi.kmixc, liier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin, brity as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns rcr used."?Georgia Jrfferaonian, May 10, '33. Roiu:i:ts ?fc Adams, Hodges' Depot; F. G. Parks, (ircenwood; 1I.vvii.axi>, J [.vrkial ?fc Co., Charleston, Wholesale Agents; throughout llic Stale. \VJI. W. BLISS it CO., Proprietors, Xo. '20 Beekmnu Street, New York. r a? ^JK <3L S? 3K" ~*kf AGES, BUGGIES, Ac., at tlte old stand of M j put up, in the very best and latest style, ?ny !, price our work, and you cannot fail to be tly Executed. k'fl Patcui IWetalic ISurinl Cuscs. id preserving the dead for prolonged intcrexcecdingly low for caxh. |>nrt of the District desired. T1I0S. M. CHRISTIAN, JAMES L. DEALE. 37 ly Sheriff's Sales. BY Virtue of various writs of fieri facias to me directed, I will sell, on the first Monday in April next, at Abbeville Court House, within the legal hours of sale:? 100 acres of land, more or less, l>oundcd b3* O. Trible, Widow Webster, and others; levied on as the property of Ilenson Posey, to satisfy the costs in cases of Charles Murphy and others, vs. Ilenson Posey. 4 houses and lots in the village of Abbeville, containing respectively 6J, 7, A\, and H acres, more or less, aU well improved, bounded by James H. Cobb, Jane Alston and others; levied on as property of B. V.. JEfoscy, ads. the State, .1 J T.wrtna on/1 ntliara' * ** 170 acres of land, more or leas, bounded by Catharine Martin, Eliae Banks, and others; levied on as the property of James Banks, ads. Thomas Ferguson, and others. 2 negroes?Adeline and Jim?levied on as property of W. W. Anderson, ads. D. O. Hawthorn, and others. TIIOS. R COCIIRAN, S. A. D. Sheriff's Office, March 12, 1854. \ ORIENT CHAPTER 9, R. A.. ITS* COKESBURY, WILL meet on the Fourth Monday of every month; also, on the Friday in February, April, June, August, October, December, at 8 P. M. Feb. 10, 1866. 41 iy < ^ m GOODS IN AIW8TA, Ga. ^ ^ard, BurchfltrA & Co., Bargains in Dry-Goods. GREAT REDUCTION! 31. STRAUSS, .... CokcKbttry. rI~MIE Subscriber respectfully informs liis -1. friends nnd customers tlint lie is now in receipt of a N KW ST( >CK of Fall and Winter Goods, At prently reduced prices; consisting of n pen era I assortment of seasonable Dry (Joods, viz: Prints, ( inplinms, Mouslin de Lnines, Merinos, Cnslitiiercs, Si'iilcli Plaids, Alpnens, Black Si/A*, etc.; Kerseys, Gtwryin J'lainx, Satinets, "Cassiineres, nnd Broad Clotlis ; 1'ilankct*. Mannc!*, nnil Lin^eys; also, ft full assortment of Hosiery, EmlnviiU'rieo, lCil>l?ons nn?l Glovcn; READY-MADE CLOTHING, BEEBE IIATS nntl CAl*S, BOOTS and shoes-, iiaudwark, CROCKERY, mid GROCERIES, nt very low price*, ami, for (,'aii/i, at Marketjirirr*. Also, a verv fine assortment of NEGROES' BROGANS, SALT, BAGGING, ROBE, and TWINE. 31. STRAUSS. Cokesbur\T, Oet, 1851. 26 tf Just Rcceivcd A T IT W T .....O....'-. 'I':.. t!4 TIB /V" PLATES of nil sisesaud qualities, for Sale Cheap. I will say a word to those who have favored mc with their orders: My Tin Plate has not eoine to hntid, bnt. as soon as it arrives, their orders shall be filled with despatch. II. W. LAWSOX. Feb. 0, 185V 40 tf JONES & LIVINGSTON, Attorneys at Law, Office next door to Thornton ?t Fair, A1 SEVILLE C. II. H. A. JONES.] [j. W. LIVINGSTON. FANS, FANS. FANS. r|"MIE Undersigned would respectfully inform 1.. thft Farmers of this District (ami elsewhere) that he lias on hand a lot of, and i? prepared to fill orders for, FANS for cleaning grain, at living prices. Apply at the Carriage Shop. K.T.TAYLOR. HEHBY S. KBRR, WHOLESALE A. RETAIL lU'llPI) TV GROCERIES, PROVISIONS & CONFECTIOXARIES, ABBEVILLE, C. H., 8. C. May 10, 185o. 1-tf Noticc. PERSONS indebted to tlie Subscriber are rcqiiwU'd to cnll and settle. It. is utterly <mt ??f the question to let GROCERY BILLS run. It. is to be hoped that this intimation will be sufficiently plain, properly understood and Appreciated by all who owe mo. II. S. KERR. Jan. 11, 1851. SO tf "" NOTICE. r|"Min Co-partnership formed by X. and J. L McEVOY. on the Otli of November, 1853, id this day dissolved by mutual consent. All jieri?onsowinjjf the firm nre called on to come in and pay their notes ami accounts before the first of February next, as the business must be settled bv that time. N. Ml-EVOY, J. McEYOY. Jainmry 1, lS.r>5 87 tf John G. Willis, FANCY BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valises, Combs aud Brushes, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Comer of King xfrcet and Jlorlback'a Alley, inli'25 Charleston, S. C. William Colder, IlKALKR IN ALL KINDS OP ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN H9 amr Xos. 24 (i nnd 2-18 Iviny-nlreet, cornrr of I Intel, nili25 Charleston, S. C. E. H. Lane, Wholesale Book, Stationery and Fancy Goods House, Medicnl, Miscellaneous and Account BOOKS, in great variety, nt the lowest trade prices. A'o. 5 JIayne tired, (Ikn.l.nl.. D <L n If 1'iitulr.Muii) ouuiii Liiruinia. Kelson Carter, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, No. 17 JIayne rtreet, (bios' ok tilk larck vkli.ow mortar, WHERE lie is prepared to exhibit a large stock of Drugs, Medicines, Druggist*' Furniture, Phials, Surgical Instruments, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery, Softpa, Window Glass, Putty, Ac., ?fec., which lie offers at the lowest morket prices. ' mh26 Hayden, Brother & Co-, imi'outkhs and pkalkrb ih Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Military and Fancy Goods North Ea*t comer of Kivg and Ilattl tired*. mh25 Charleston, 8. O. t>_n: a. t7 : J JDUlLLUgOI H xnuuy, Opposite Janrtcy's and Jlvnt's Hotels, Columbia, 8.O. WHOLESALE AWD RETAIL DEALERS IX Groceries, Liquors, Hardware and Plantation *c Supplies. Purchase COTTON nnd other PRODUCE. Deliver all Goods at the Depot free of charge. * mh25 \V. BOI.LIXUF.B. | JAB K. FRIDAY. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville, DiMirict?Iii Equitty. John W. Mooro "J vs. Amended Petition to John Rosamond and ' receive share of Estate, fiarah, hit wife, J T appearing to my tatisfactioii, that John 3a .Rosamond and Surah, his wife, defendants WCaliovc case, arc absent without the limits of ^DBiSte, oa motion of- McGowan and Perrin, TKWet., ordered, that said defendants do Bp "<^|ad plesd, answer or demur to the said fr, months from this d*t?, ken Pro Con/uto ?g?intt ARKER, (7.1 A D. JPOHTE, . . pm* M ?1 NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. 1WILL attend fit the undernamed times nnd places for the purp.oao of collecting Taxes for 18fi4:? Duo West, Monday, 29th January; " " 1 Stli March; Cnlahain's, Tuesday, 80th January; Trible's, Weducsduv, 31st " Loundsville, Tliursdiij", 1st February; Speed's, Friday, 2d ' Warrenton, Saturday, 3d, " Abbeville C. II., Monday, fttli, " Calhoun's Mills,Tuesday, fith, ' Willington, Wednesday, Ttli, " Moragne's. Thursday, 8th, " Tolbert's, (in the Kange,) Friday, Oth " liradley's Old Field, Saturday, 10th, and Mai-ch 17th; Greenwood, Monday, 12th, nnd March 15th Cambridge, Tuesday, 13th February ; Woodville, Wednesday, 14th " IVItftnlinll Tl...r?,lni- 1 Ktl. ? Cothran's, Friday, lOtli, " Cedar Spring, Saturday, 17th, " Donald'*. Monday, ltttli, " Scnffletown, Tuesday, 20tli, " lJannore'a, Wednesday, 21st, " Cokcsbury, Thursday, 22d, and March 14tli Deadfall, Friday, 23<1 February; Smitliville, Monday, 20th, " Robert's Store, Tuesday, 27tl?, " Ninety Six, Wediiesda}*, 28th, " MeCnw's Old Field, Friday, 2d Mareli; Abbeville C. H. all Court week. Sale-day in April the last day for making returns. All persons failing to innke returns on the above day, liable to double tax. All taxes to be paid by the first Monday in May, or executions tuny be issued. Property to be returned in the name of the proper owner. Guardians, Executors, and Administrators will return property under their control. Persons having transferred property between tlie 1st October, 1853, and 1st October, 1854, will make it known to inc. All persons will come prepared to give ilie amount, of Births, Marriages, and l>caths in their families. Free persons of colour must pay their taxes in March. 1AMES MOORE, T. C. CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. ?3?"" The friends of KIMKOD McCOItl) respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Sheriff nt the ensuing Election. The friends of Capt. S. A. ir<>w;K* respectfully announce him as a candidate for Tar Collector at the ensuing election. C5F" The friends of John U. AViuron respectfully unnounce him as a candidate for Tux. Col lector of Abbeville District, at the ensuing clec tion. Wk are authorised to nnnounce the Rev. Jamkm Moouk as a candidate for re-election as Tax-Collcclor of Abbeville District, at the ensuing election. C3TTlie friends of JAMES M. VANDIVEU respectfully announce liitn ns u candidate for Tax Collector of Abbeville District, at- the ensuing election. Superb Fainting. Subscriber would inform the public that JL lie is prepared to execute all kinds of FAINTING, such as Sign, Ornamental, Chair, Vnrnisliing Furniture, ?fcc., in the best 8t3'le.? Having proem cd the services of an accomplished workman, he feels assured his work will please. Carriages and Buggies painted in the finest style, on ns reasonable terms ns possible. Give us a trial. E. J. TA^ LOli. Abbeville C. II., Jan. 1, 1855. Administrator's Notice. rFMIE Estate of II. It. Cuter, deceased, will L be settlled in the Ordinary's Office, Abbeville District, on the first day of June, next All persons cuncciveil are hereby notified of the same, find those due the Instate arc required to pay up soon. Those having demands will present them duly attested, as after said settlement, the Administrator will pay no notice to sueli claims. WILLIAM A. GILR*, Administrator. March 1, 1855. 48 Sm Notice to Guardians, &c. - j ALL Guardians, Trustees anil Committees, liable to account in my Office, arc hereby notified to malcc their Annual Returns by the second day of April next, or in default thereof, rules will be issued against them. W. H. I'ARKER, C. K A. D. Commissioners Office, ) Fob. 10th, 1855. ' J Feb. 23, 1835. 42 Ct EDWARD WESTFIELD, ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. C.j RETURNS thanks for past favors, and re"spectfully solicits a continuance of thcsnmc. He keeps constantly on hand, of his own mnnu facture,y* * L? rgo Assortment of SADDLES, HARNESS/ BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, Ac. Also, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS and B1TKJ. Being a practical workman, lie is prepared to make to order all kinds of Saddles, Harness and Military Equipment*, at sliort notice, and at as low prices us any other establishment. {^"Particular attention paid to nil kinds of Repairing. Juno, 3, 1864. 66 tf Tile: State of South Carolina, Abbtvill^piilriet.?In the Common Pleat Briit & .Cowan 1 Attachment. '?* > Thompson <fc Fair, Edward Jones. ) PlnintifFs Attorney. T ~W TTTT?nW il _ . i V? / jituinj/vTi, me riwnuni in mis case v did, on the twentieth day of November, 1854, file their Declaration against the said Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from <ipd without the limit* of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same unon whom a copy of the said Declaration might be served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear aad plead to tho said Declaration on or oefore the twenty-fifth day of November.infhe year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, otherwise final and absolute judgement willthen'be given a^id awarded against him. C f * MATTHEW MoDONAIJ), C. C. P. Clerlt'B Office, Abbeville District, ) November 20, 1864. J qly ly Cameron, Webb & Co., (Succettort to G. <fc IL Camkbo.v,) iiipobtkrs or CHINA, GLA88AND EARTHENWARE, No. 14 S Meeting rtrett, Charleston, Sonth Carollaa,.. ?3T Will supply .Country Merchants with j Goods in tlioir Jine'il as low they can buy.in New York, or elsewhere. h. ifi > *. ^ WKBB, > V. ^ .MASK. -. J : jjjj, tthWc'* ^ ^ ^ W iti * Oil* GU* Hardware aW,w?teyoU?er mfkk In thrbniiaia*lb*. '/, TIN! TIBf li Til 1! I HW. LAWSON, very grntefol for patftfn age heretofore enjyed, beg* leaVe t< say to his friends and customers and the prtity lie generally, that he has now, at his old stand on Main Street, next door to White & Bullock a full and complete assortment of TIN WARE Iu his store may he found:? Buckets?all shapes and sizes; Covered and uncovered; Bonnet Boxes ; Bcd-Steamcre; Coffee I'ots?all sizes; Cake I'an s ? a ssor ted shapes; Candle Mould s ; Cake Boxes; Coal Carriers; Cullcnii>?? r>? viv/1 o, Wiivv iwnowci a , VUIIUIU Sticks; Dieh Pans; Dish Covers; Dust Pans; Fat Stoves; Foot Tubs; Glass Drainers; Knife Boxes; Lanterns; Lamp-Feeders; Milkl'ans; Milk-Caps; Money Boxes ; Molasses Cups; MilkSkimmers; Muffin Rings; Marking Cups; Oil Lamps; Pepper Boxes; Pudding Pans; Pie Pans; Plato Covers; Reflecting Ovens; Shower Baths; Stew Pans; Sugar Sconpg; Sugar Boxes; Tea Canisters; Trumpets; Water Pots; Wash Pans; Water Dippers; Ac., Ac. In short, his stock eomunses evervihintr ii his line, and he is not merely willing to thou hut will sell on as reasonable terms ns can b compatible with the first injunction of tin maxim "live and let live." - Any article ninnufiictured to order at shor notice, and warranted to give satisfaction. Country merchants will find it to their in terest.to procure supplies of Tin Ware fron him, ns he will give good articles at low rates To the building public he would eny thn be is always prepared to attend to tin roofing nnd guttering of houses, nnd wil be thankful for any chance afforded .him ti give evidence of his ability to do good work Abbeville C. II., S. C., Nov. 23, 1854. 29 ly CAUTION. IMPORTAT TO BEEF KILLERS. DUY HIDES will be taken in Exchange fo GOODSat KERR'S GROCERY STORE IWamw uMel.in.r I., coll rw li;.l..? ??. !. scriber, arc notified tlint they must Salt then well iti the following manner, viz: Spread out tin; Jlido on the ground, and eovc it over well with Salt on tlie Flesh Side; tliei roll it up, and let it remain in this condition fo 12 or 15 hours ; then hang it out in the shad to dry. By the above process, the seller will got tnor money fur hi* JlUlrn, whilo the tanner will b able to m<tke the best Leather of it. HENRY S. KERR. February 16, 1855. 41 Sin NOTICE TO DEFAULTING STOCKHOLERS. mmmm* OFFICE OF TIIE G. & C. R. R. COMPANY Columbia, January 20, 1855. TV* OTICE is hereby given, that all stock i1 I 1 the Greenville and Columbia Rnilroa' Comnanv now in nrronrs. will lift forfcitj>il n the discretion of tlic Board of Directors, if no paid w ithin threo months from this date. J. 1\ SOUTHERN, Auditor and Treasurer. Jan. 23, 1854. ' - 88 3?n A Mi persons having demands ngainst th Estate of JOEL SMITH, deceased, ar requested to present them promptly attested ti the undersigned, to whom also those indebtei to the Estate are requested to make payment* A. M. SMITH, ) , J. M. I'ERR IN. f Kx " March 1, 1855. 43 If FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! THE Subscriber's old stand hav- rA Bg ing been entirely destro3*ed eyjEjfejy* by fire, he has removed to No. 142, meeting-Street, Corner of Wontworth, the stand formerly oc cupied by W. J. Gayer, where lie continues hi business in all of its branches. He enn offer t< his friends a large assortment of first-clas VEHICLES, composed of BUGGIES, SPANISH K1TTEREEN8, BAROUC)lES, ROCK A WAYS, CARRIAGES SULKIES, &.C., iiC. lie has just received some choice FAMILY CARRIAGES, built expressly for his countr; customers. All of which he will sell cheap fo cash or City acceptances. Orders promptly and faithfully filltd. LEONARD CHAl'IN. Charleston, S. C., Nov. 7,1854.%9 .87?6m LAUD FOB SALE. *?> I OFFER for sale a Trnct of Land, lying on both sides of Turkey Creek, in Abbeville District, about fire milei North of Cokesbury Depot, on the Cambridge rond,, containing" 4 6 84 A ere#. . About one hundred.and fourteen acres botton land, some fifty of which is mill-pond bottom o the richest and most productive quality; thro< hundred acres fine woodland; the balancc cleared and in cultivation. . .On the premises nref tt comfortable Dwelling boose, having nine rooms, all-necessary : out buildings, a Blacksmith Shop, and a . vFine Merchant Mill. ' This place is situated in one of the most desirable and healthy neighborhoods in the District or State. The place wijs formerly owned by Reubei Robertson, deceased, and is known as "the Rob erteon place." > - ~ . Pcraons desiring to mirchaseland, would d< well-to eomo and see this tract, as I amconfi dent they -will be pleased with it, as wellfytlu terms oh which I will sell. ' MARY N. ROBERTSON, Nov. 1, 1854 jjgfr 26 "y tf B. W. & J. P. Porce V.tftEBALE ^ B ? 0TS IDUCATION! ' IVfK' ??AMES C. CALHOUN, having been ' ItJL elected Principal of the Abbeville Malk AcaWcmt, trill continue his services during the ' next year. . ~ ? Owing to the great increase in the number of scholars, the services of Mr. MONTGOMERY, a graduate of the University of North Carolina, have been procured. A new and c-omraodiotfs Academy will in n ] short time be completed. The building is bo i retired as to insure trcrfect aoiet. and freedom i from nil things calcalntcd to distract the attention of the floliolar. The government <rf the School will be tigid. The morals and general deportment of tho Students will at all times reoeivc special attention. Students will he prepared to enter the Freshman or Sophomore Class of the South Carolina College, and the greatest care given to their preparation. The Scholastic j-ear will be divided into two Sessions. The first will commence on January 8th, and continue twenty-eight weeks; the second will begin on the second Monday iu September, ana continue twelve weeks. The Tuition of each Class will bo for the 1st Class: Reading, Writing," latSes. KdSss. Spelling, and Primary Geography, ------ $14 00 $ fl 0? 2d Class : The above with Geography, History, Arithmctic, English Grammar, and exercises in English Composition, - - - 20 00 00 . 3d Class: The above with nil tlio advnnpoH Enirliili , Branches, 23 00 1000 ' 4t)i Class: The nbove with e Latin and Greek, 28 Off 12 W Boarding can be obtained in desirable farni- t lies", ond nt reasonable rates, either in the' Village or countr}' near the Academy. Although it is of the greatest importanc? i that all the pupils should be present at the i? opening of the Session, still they will be .rct ceircd at any tune during the term. Students e will be charged from the time they enter until ] the close of the Session, unless special arrnngeo inents are made to the contrary. For further information, apply to the Principal. JAMES C. CALIIOUN, A. B., Principal, Instructor in Mathematics. JAMES A. MONTGOMERY, A. B., Instructor in the Ancient Languages. Dcccinber 14, 1854. 32 6m r L RICH AND ELEGANT r AT HODGES' DEPOT. 1 l^uuKivis di AUAius arc now receiving ns r Xii rich, elegant and complete a stock of e FALL AND WINTER GOODS as enn b? exhibited in Abbeville Dmtrict, to which they ? invite the attention of their friends and cuctome ers and the public generally. Their stock hoa been carefully selected in the Baltimore and Charleston markets, and consists, in pnrt, o? follows:? Ladies' Dress Goods: CASHMERES, ALPACAS, DELAINES, C'lIA I.LES, BOMBAZINES, MERINOS, SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, C1IEMSETTES, , COLLARS, UNDERSLEEVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, RIBBONS, LACES, MANTILLAS, CLOAKS, ? LADIES' SHOES, GAITERS, j HOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, Ac., t*, ' T?Ar (lpntlantAn'a V*/an r 1 FRENCH A AT) ENGLISH CASSTMERES, TWEEDS, JEANS, SATINETS, BROADCLOTHS, VESTtNQS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, e HOSIERY, O LOVES, e <L<\, <Lr., &c. o ALSO, 3 TABLE CLOTHS, TOWELLINGS, <- SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, NEGRO CLOTHS, SHOES, &e., &c. ALSO, ~ HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, BAGGING, * ROPE AND TWINE, : FAMILY GROCERIES, <Lc. We do not pretend, in this advertisement, give a succinct enumeration of all the articles we have in store, buL will take great pleasure in showing the whole of our stoc)r, and confi* dently believe the quality of our Goods togctli0 erwith the prices at which we offer them, will 3 satisfy all who call upon us that they cannot do better thau patronize ROBERTS & ADAMS. , Nor. 10, 1854 27 tf f * Wm. Matthiessen, j&f y WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE, s ' No. 143 h'ait Bay, corner of Quern tlreeC,. Charleston, S. Or A PROCLAHIATIOIV. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Columbia, Feb. 8tb, 1865v . By HU KxttlUvty JAMES H\ADAM8, Gov trnor' and Commander-in- Chief in and .over j the'State of South Carolina. . "VM7*IIEREAS,. information has been received' * . *T at this Department, that a murder "was committed on the body of Michael Bird, on the 27 th ult l>y J. W. CLECKLEY, of 8t, Math- j > ew's Parish, and that, said Cleokhr has ftactfrorjir f justice: * > ';Npw, know ye, that fo ,lfh? end that justice 1 may be done, andtfrat the'sand Clepkiy may be brought to lepal trlal for his offence "foresaid, - I Jamks II. Adams, OaMrnar .and Commaud! er-in-Chief in and overtt*State aforesaid, do issue this rov proclamation,'offering* a reward of TWO HU^BEDJDtfLLARS furMsappre. hension and delitewfiaiany jaiMn this State. t Said Cleckley d??ripS3 a? being about five feet ten or.eft vo?;Tnobe# Jiigl^ Jig lit 14air, fair skin and blue e^ee, ' v-^, l Givep- uiwfet ny htitjUfd1 fcntf Seal oC flit " State, at?S>lunj?fa, n ' MMlh'r ; rtb. 16, 18&6. A BABE QXTOnvV<oTr 1 T TONS ia disposed to favor ttiow, who* old Ju clothes -won'rffts^ ifcefeftU'Variii ifreaththe balahco'of this month/ 4W^helfir d# ?farcb, (that, death-Vlowei1 to ootts and calvefi,)rian4 a partofAprll to pass through .befojft youcan dispenae with your old patebedrnp winter atticlew^ndhf you don't tbWV wa^rlll Diurt ' yon out, doirt b? baok^krdj|mode*ty in. Ttoi&J''. ' : man1i? a vittt^ in man fl.fauH,) for hy^pming forwafd, -with a little mooay, y?jn dan get , enough Winter Clothidg, withoutratrainiog your IISMMPi1 Akfc* $