JOOASSEE. J
THE full-blooded Horse, JOCAS- xfk?.
SEE, will stand the ensuing W
spfing season ns follows: On Monday, at Huzil
Calittbntn's j on Tuesday, at E.Trible's, Esq.;
on Wednesday, at G. B. Clinkscale's, Esq.; on
Thursday, at Abbeville C. II.; on Friday, at
David KcllnrV, Esq.; on- Saturday, at Duo
West.
Iio will be let to Mares at Ten Dollars insurance.
Twenty-five cents to the Groom in every
instance. Every possible cure will be taken
to prevent accidents, but no liability for
any". Season to commence the 10tl? of March,
and end the 10th of Juue.
PRlWdOPP
JOCA5SEE is a fine blood bay, of fine form
and muscular power. lie wn's sired by Alnj.
Whitfield's celebrated "Wttverly, in the spring
of 1848?Wnverly by old Bertrund, of Kentucky
; dnm by Blackburn's Whip; Bertram!
by the renowned horse Sir Archy; his dniu
KlizH, own sister to the celebrated running
horse Gallatin, by imported Bedford. Jocassee's
dam was got by Bedford, a descendant
from the renowned Kirksey's colt, and he by
the imported Bedf'Ta ; his grand-dam by Phenomenon,
and lie by Sir Archy; his g. g. dnm
by Leopard, and he by the celebrated Quicksilver,
a horse of great renown in.his day.
From this pedigree it will at once appear
that ilocassce has descended from a pure ancestry.
as much so us any horse in th-s country.
Waverly, the sire of Jocassee, stand? unrivalled
at the present day in this country, having obtained
a premium in 18-14 at Greenville, and
iiiru lib m'WUCITJ- 111 lllso Ut IVIKllctOII I
hnd Anderson, being the best stallion exhibited |
on oavli occasion.
Joeassee is placed so low in price as to lie i
within the reaeli of every man who i? :il#!?? to 1
r?wn a mare, and in fact very low l'<>r n horse of
his blood, and in form mid figure, size, beauty
and color all combined can vie with any horse.
Every person desirous of raising tine stock,
will do well to patronise this full-blooded and
beautiful stallion.
A. C. HAWTHORN.
Due West, S. C., March. IR3.">. 45 Sni
FULLER S HAT STORK,
238, RICHARDSON ST,,
COLUMBIA. S. 0.
|NEAR THE fcfiW STATE CAJ'ITOL.]
rpilE Proprietor of this c-clebratcil EstablishJL
ment, although only nine months has
elapsed sinco lie commenced business on bis
oirtt account, vet it affordsdiim great pleasure to
state to the drab r* and citizens gouerally, of
ABBEVILLE, that lit has met with tlrnt success
that seemed to warrant a large increase of
stock and storu-fooin, both of which additions
arc ticorly complete, and will be amingcd for
the itholctale trade.
ear Five percent. ofV on bills of fifty ,<1ol-!>
lorn. Terms cash on delivery in every instance
March 10, *. S55 [nov 20, '54
Will toe Sold,
? ON sale-day in April, a likely Necro
Woman and child, a superior eoofc, '
- washer, ironcr, and seamstress. Negro i
Mtind, nnd Bold for no fault. .She may he seen 1
v .at the Marshall House at all titttcfl.
THOMAS GANT.
March 23, 1855 40 tf i
.V. :
Just Keccivcd
A T II. W. I.nwson'rt Tin Kfor<? TTV
PLATES of all eiscsand qualities, fori
Sale Cheap. <
I will r?y n wor'l to tlimo who lmre favorci).
me uitli their orders: My Tin Plate lias not
come to linnd, but ns soon as it arrives, their
orders shall l>e filled with despatch.
II. W. LAWSON.
Feb. 9, 1855- " '' 40 * tf
JONES & LIVINGSTON,
Attorneys at Law,
OJJice next door to Thvmton &. Fair,
ABBEVILLE C. II.
H. A. JONES.] [j. W. LIVINGSTON.
PANS, FANS. FANS.
THE Undersigned would respectfully inform
the Farmers of this District (and else"wher?*)
that he lins ou hand ft lot of, mid-i* prc.pared
to fill ofrfera for, FANS for cleaning
' . grain, at living prices.
Apply at the Carriage Shop.
II J.TAYLOR,
HBNRY S. KBHR,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
" - 't DEALER. IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS k CONFECTIONARIES,
ABBEVILLE, C. H., B. C.
May 10, 1853. *' 1-tf
G. ra. CALHOUBf,
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN FOREIGN ANT) AMERICAN
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
G. M. CALHOUN.
Aug. 9, 1853. 13?ly
IVQtice.
. "I1ERSON9 indebted to the finlmrrilipr i?
XT requested to cnll and settle. It is
utterly out of the question to let GROCERY
BILLS rifn. "It i? to he lioped that this intimation
will bo sufficiently plain, properly understood
and appreciated by all who owe m<?." '
<>7 ? , ... II. 8. KERR.
Jan. II, 1851. 88 tf
I.'.'-'-., V ?r-T ?
( John 0. Willis,
V FJJ Y BOOT 1ND -8H0B STORE,
.Tnu^Caxpet Oomb.
\ "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
BarSa.n,in
I ', *co e**bc mif?<rini? '
HEAD QUARTERS FOR GOOq//R
AT CHAB&SS
[Late J. O
M ^ /"
' "'/ . jjf
I ?
The subscriber will keep on liauri the
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROl
TRAVELLING
To bo hiul in the Stntr. nil tlm
build to order any kind tlint niny be wonted,
Harness, double &. single; Wliips, Nettlnj
Also, CoaclnnahcrN stock of a
?3?" Rcpairiny in all it* brauche*. pro
t3IT All Work
June 8, 1851. 2-<
GREAT SOUTE
CHOLERA. ) ""
I >YSKNTKRY, [ I'OR ALL BO WEI
DlAUltlltEA. )
Also, Admirably Jiapted to many D
llsnsti
The Virtues ofi^cob's Cortliiil arc lus
1st. It curcx th< wol \*casrn of Diarrheaa.
'2d. It cures the rvrxl for'-* Wrr.y.
8>1. It cures Cfiiij'ornio^^. '"is~U an biarrhaa.
lili. It rcltT(+ 'J-.c * (*'< Vic.
5th. It cures Chuhra V ^....
Ctli. It cur<s Cholera 4t\.^inA
few short Extracts from
"I have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, i
judgment, a valuable remedy."
"Itjrives me pleasure in beini; nlile to u
experience, ami the experiencv of'my neighbors
for ine to believe il t<? bo that it purports
?. i-'>rme
*'I take gr>2*'i ploa-wrt". ..i rceo!iimcn<lii-.'; t!.!i i
diseases, for v.h I believe it to be a sovereign
ever tried b\~- ." *" A. A. G.\t'i
"1 have <:<t. -.lli'.l :it my f-ir.iil v, an<
those who h" imhtecs in*' to believe t
nf the kind,-. . T wc.jld iv'inmieiul .is ?-<_> in t
Mu.cs (J. DODUISS Cashier
"If there iSj,-iny credibility in hnin*:i l? .siim
ubove all ot.lt- r piH-paraii'-it^ for the cure of I
its favor coininr in from all q*uirterp. it. !iiii->: ! c
most if nut nil oiher pwto.it* |ircpnratu>:
( a
"Thie efficient remedy is travelling into
nto Huuia. and gaining -ojiiiit.-iahitton whercv
?3T" For -ale hy
\Vaui>i iw ?fc J.von, Abbeville C. II.;
Joiix S\fiT?, Cokeshury ;
\?id 1?3_ the principal Merchants aitd Druggist; 1
Feb 2. 1S55?3D Cm]
is?"'. .
SSB -kw ja?z ysic cta> BLJ
WE, Tlic Undersigned, Buildfcrs of CARRL
H. ?K F. A. DKALE, are now prepared to
Vehiclc in our line of business. Give us a call,
pleased.
ZW Repairing IVeai
WE HAVE also on hand nn nssortmont of Fii>l
These valuable air-tight Cases, for protecting an
merit, transportation, or for vaults, arc offered <
We will also make and send COFFINS to any
Abbeville C. II., January 18, 1355
H. L. JEFFERS,
Factor & Commission Merchant,
CHARLESTON, S. C\,
NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
To the Planters and Merchants of Abbeville
District, South Carolina:
I BEG leave to ??di?pt this method of informing
you. tluit I have commenced the Factorage
and Commission Business in this city on
my own account, and respectfully solicit a share
of your patronage.
... 1 flutter myself that mv long experience in
business in flamtiunr anil Augusta, together
with three years in this city, will enable roe to
serve you to advantage.
I thank you for the nyiny evidences of friendship
and kind pntronagc while engaged ns
above, and as I have naw, a/j^r my misfortune,
commenced an it were nn<nv, and pledge myself
not to speculate in- Cotton, or in any way invoivemyeelf,
but redoubling my cncrgies'and
indnatrv to nromote viin?in?/iwuF ???
it #nd ijeceive o renewal ond continuance of
the winic.
. 1 vrtll attend In person to f he RECEIVING,
WEIGHING and SELLING your COTfO-XKLQUR,
GRAIN, ibe., and promptly sell na in,
(tracted. deposit proems fn any Bank you may
direct, and send certificate of deposit, or remit
otherwise If required.
I will faithfully bny yonr^Family Supplier,
when the Cash is remitted, or the produce to
pnyrfor thesjune issliipped; atid Jure allow vie
to 90$ (o you, a**uredly, thai you. \tillevjoy great
adiQniage by having your Goods .jurcJicuvd for
attend to the receiving and forwardi?i?&f
Merchandise, and as'ftoights aft cash, the
Mine wttl be'reqalred. v
nrotapW^brward Accents ales, Dills
Of Wdenj jinswer'letters, a?d kefcp'joii, posted
ssmsseissaevaL -
RIAGES OF-EVERV DESCRIPTION!
TOH PRICES. '
. Thornton.]
largest and most elegant assortment of
IGLIES, BUGGIES, GIGS, SULKIES,
WAGONS, ifcc..
t styles and latest fashions of the day. and will
ill tlie most stipcrli and <liir:il>le manner. Also,
js, Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blankets, &c.
II kinds on liuiid for Hnlc low.
mptli/ and faith fully donr, at low prices.
warranted.
1 : ly
:em eemebyi
LT3 *TLJS> E it.
(cnoiiMtA MORBUS,
, DISEASES. < UlLfOUri CIIOI.IC,
f CHOLERA INFANTUM.
iseasea jof Females, especially Painful
uation.
i W i'ii Known to Require Encomiums.
J? ft curr* Painful Menstruation.
8lli. li r< -1< /' ?.? in Htu-k mid Loin*.
I Dili. Tl counteract* ST>rrou*?(M and !)<
| lot li. ft rt-M&rc* Irrrffularitiex. [syond-'rici/.
j 1111?. It dispel* Gloomy and J/ffglcric-.tl
J ? 12lTi.. It?? an admirable Tonic. [Feelings.
Jucitors, Testimonial*. Sec.
in?l have found it a most uffiuiour, ntn' in niv*
lion. Uikam Warner,
Jinljrc of Supreme Court,
commend Jacob's CurJi'l? ^^.v! n persona'
r;ii?i friends nroun-lin , i sntOfieni ^tijirautv
l?i!, vir.., a sovereign rnnrdi/."
W.M. II. '< A-rnn,
riv Judge Superior Court, Cherolu-:
invaluable medicine to nil nfflietcd witi?'*-vel j
ri-niu.Iv?deeidcdlv superior to nnj'lhing . *c |
LDiNc, Deputy G. il. of the Grnml Lodge, Gn. |
1 this, with nil I Imar about it ns a remedy by j
hut it stands at. th- head of ev^ry preparation ;
in- diseases f?*r wlsi' !i it is compounded."
of th<: Bank of tlic State of Georgia, Griffin. J
ony, Jacob's Cordial must stand pr<-<?niiiie?^.
vi'l Diseases, From ihc mass <>f testimony us;
wry far in advance, as n curative agent, vf
A. Fleming, j
\T:n*i?ic and Fire mu ranee Dank, CJriftin.
>i ivy a- ".-.-i Bonaparte pushed oolun;-.?
el* Ui?*d."?omri. -r J'jf r--jnii,n. May lv, 'SS.
Kor.i;j:r? ?fc At>.\Ms. llodirea' Depot; I
F. G. Parks, Green wo '; |
IIavilasis IIauual &. Co., CiiRvI*?ston,
Wholesale -Aijents; i
.hrougliont the State.
\VM. W. BLISS A CO., Propriety*, ,
2s o. 2D Beekin^m^^^et^v^w^Ywik.
: J2 s_ roar ?n?Mr as: ~ssr
\GES, BUGGIES, ?fc<\, at the old stand of M
i put up, in the very liest and latest 9tyle, nny
, price our work, and you cannot fail to be
tly Executed. ^3
i's Patent Itjetalic Burial Cases.
d preserving the dead for prolonged interexceedingly
low for ca*h.
part of the District desired.
TllOS. M. CIUlISTlAN,
JAM US L. t>EALE.
37 ly
Sheriff's Sales.
f > V Virtue of various writs of fieri facias to
1 y ruo directed, I wiil sell, on the first Monday
in April next, nt Abbeville Court House,
within the leeitl hours of sale:?,
niiiiivrrsiii mini, more or i?*?s, i?onnde(l by
O. Trible, Widow Webster uixl others; levied
on ns tliu property ot Llenson Posey, to satisfy
the costs in eases of Charles Alurpliy and others,
vs. llenson I'osev.
4 houses niid lots in the villngo of Abbeville,
containing respectively 6$, 7, 4f, and 1$ acree.
nu?r<.' or less, nil well" improved, bounded by
James II. Cobb, Jane Alston and others; levied
on (is property of 15. V. Posey, ads. the State,.
J. J. Lyons, and others.
17<> neivs of Innd, more or less, bounded by
Catharine Mnrtir, Eliiw Banks, and others; levied
on as t)>o property of James Bunks, ads.
Thomas Ferguson, and others. *'
2 negroes?Adeline nnd J?m?levied on as
p-operty of W. W. Anderson, ads. D.-O. Hawthorn,
and others. '
2 sorrel hdrses; levied on as the* property
of John W. MeCree, ads B. I* Posey for 13. V.
Posey.
At the residence of Martin Atkins, on Wednesday
after sale-day, 26 bushels corn, more or
less. iJ bushels oats, more or less, 600 lbs fodder,
more or less, 1* bed-stead. 1 sow and- 0 pigs, 6
shoats, 1 axe, 1 chest, 1 pair pants, 1- vest,, and
2 shirt*, 1 plow and gear ; levied on under attachment
as the property of Thotyas J, Atkins,
ads J. J. Devlin.
Terms?Cftsh^
. THOR. P. COCHRAN, 8. A. D.
Smriff's Office/March 12, 1864. .
OR IE NT CH APT EE8,
rw&i
COKESUURY, ^
VSTILL irieei on th?-Fourth Mo??dny of-.ffr*-'.
TT ry niontli; also/oti tllft Pridoy ib Feb
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
I WILL attend nt the undernamed times and
places fur the purpose of collecting Taxes
for 1854
Dae West, Monday, 29th Junuary;
" . " 18th March;
Calaham'p, Tuesday, 80th January;
TribleV, Wednesday. 31st "
Lounduville, Tliursda}*, 1st February;
_ Speed's, Friday, 2d '
Warrenton, Saturday, 3d, "
Abbeville C. II., Monday, 6th. "
Calhoun's Mill?,Tuesday, 6th, J'
N Willington, Wednesday, 7th, "
- Moraine's, Thursday, 8th, "
'r TolbertV, (in the linage,) Friday, 9th "
1 Bradley's Old Field, Saturday, 10th, nod
March 17 th;
Greenwood, Monday, 12th, and March 15 th
Cambridge, Tuesday, 18th February ;
Woodvilie, Wednesday, 14th "
Whitehall, Thursday, ISth "
Cot hraii's, Friday. 10th, "
Cedar Spring, Saturday, 17th, "
Donald's. Monday, 19tii, "
Seullletown, 'IV esduv, UOth, "
BnniioroV, Wednesday, 21st, "
Cokeshurv, Thursday,"22d, and March 14th
Dea Tall, Friday, 23u February;
Smithville, Monday, UGtli, "
ltobertV Store, Tuesday, 27tli, "
Ni.nety-Six, Wednesday, 28th, "
/n.1 is-i-i ' ? '
??vv'o? o uiu riviu, rnuav, "4U Jiurcil .
Abbeville C. II. nil Court week. >
Salc-dny in April the Inst tiny for making
returns. All persons failing to uiuke returns
on the above <lnv, liable to double tnx. All
taxes to l?e paid by the first Monday iu Mr}*,
or executions 111113? be issued.
, , l'roperty to be returned in the name of the
?";?'-oper owner. Gunrdinn*, Executors, nnd Ad|**iiini*trntors
will return property under their
I control.
J'ergons having transferred property bet ween
,?ae 1st October, 1858, and 1st October, 13S-1,
vvil! innke it known to inc.
, All' persons will come prepared to give the
amount of births, Marriegce, and Deaths in
..vheir families. .
1 Free peraonj of colour must pay thcif taxes
' in March.
1 JAMES MOORE. T. C.
, Ijaxdidatks fob office.
f ti? mcirieiuis 01 adikuu ilcUUUlJ re^
pectfitHy nnitonuco Itiin as a Candidate for
^dicrilF nit tlie ensuing Klectioi*
' 13T 'i"ie friends of Capt. S. A. Hodges ro?icttl'nUv
announce him as a candidate for Tax
\dUclnr at tlic ensuing flection.
?3?" Tie friends of Ions II. Vu-son re*peetIjiilly
nimounec him as a candidate for Tat Col|
!-ctfir of Abbeville District, at the ensuing elec
I fion.
?S?~ Wi: are authorised to announce the Rev.
'J wies Mooiu: as a candidate for re-election as
'T,.r-C<jUcctor of Abbeville District, at the ensuing
election.
EST The friends of JAMES M. VAXDIVER
'speetfr.Hy announce him ns a enndidato for
ax Colt'ecior of Abbeville District, at- the ending
election.
Superb Painting.
J I^ifK Subscriber would inform the ntiblictliat
Jl he in prepared to exccute all kinds of
PAINTING, such us Sign, Ornamental, Chair,
-VtiYuishiiig Furniture, ?te., in the be9t -style.?
laving procured tlie scrvice&of an accomplish
id workman, )io feels Assured his work will
: "lease. Carriages and Buggies painted in the
finest style, on as reasonable terms as possible.
Give us u trial. E. J. TAYLOR.
i Abt-jvil!" CfI1. .Tan. 1. 1855.
Administrator's IV'Oticc.
THE Entatc of It. B. Cater, deceased, will
lie settllcd in the Ordinary's Office, Abbeville
i^istrict, on tho first day of June, next
All persons concer ed nre hereby notified of
the same, and those due the Estate are required
to pay upsnon. Tln^c having demands will
present th?.n* duly nttested, a* after said settlement,
the Administrator will pay no notice to
such claims. WILLIAM A. GILES,
Administrator.
March 1, 1855. * 43 3in
Notioe to Guardians, &c.
4 LL Guardian*, Trustees nnd Committees,
X V. liablo to accqunt iu my Office, arc hereby
notified tointike th^fr Annual Returns by the
secoud dav of April nest, or in default thereof
rules will lie issued against them.
w. ii. Parker c. js. a. d.
Commissioners Office, )
Feb^ 19th. 1865. f
fob. 23, 1805. 42 Ct
EDWARD WE8TFIELD,
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. C.;
RETURNS thanks for past favors, nnd 'respectfully
solicits a continuance of thesame.
He keeps constuntly on hand, of his own manufacture,
a itai^e Assortment of SADDLES,
HARNESS; BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, Ac.
Also, WHIPS, STIRRUI*. IRONS and BITTS.
Being a practical workman, lie is prepared to
make to order all kinds of Saddles^ Harness and
Military Equipments, at 8lioi-t notice, and at as
low prices urfariy other establishment.
J35T Particular attention paid to all kinds of
Repairing. .?
June 3,1864. US .* tf :
: ? T-rr~
The Slate of South Carolina*
Abbtvtlh piitnci.?tjnjhe Common Picas
Britt i Cowan - Attachment
tf* V Thompson & Fair, ., :
Edward Joaes. ) Y -PlnintiflTs Attqjrney.
"fTXTIIEREASi the^JPIain tiffs in this c'nse
V V did, on the Jtwtntieth day of NoVemion
?in .1.-:- rv-H?
uci, ioin, mu Liieir xyecmrjtuon ngamst 11)0.
said Defendant* vrht> (on il'H said) is'-abseikt
from and without the limits of this State, nnd
has neither wife nor ajjtprney known \WUliji'
the same nprtn.whom a copy Qf the snid Declaration
might be served:*
It is therefore ordered, that the eaid Defend*
ant do Appear and plend to the Mid Eteclara^
tion on or before.ihe twenty-fifth day ol' NovemDcr,
.in < lie year of our Lotd oriethfcusand ejght
hundred and 6/ty-fivk otherwise final and absolute
judgement wlUthen be given and awarded
against him.. . .
MATTHEWlloDOlJALD, C. V, P.
ClerkV Office, Abbeville District* ) , A
>fpj^erabef50,18M.
TIKI TIN!! TIN!!!
HW. LAWSON, very grateful for patron
age heretofore enjyeil, beg? leavj to
?ay to liis friends and customers and the public
generally, that he has now, at bis old stand,
on Main Street, next door to White & Bullock,
a full and complete assortment of TIN WARE.
In his store may be found
Buckets?ull shape* and sizes; Covered
and uncovered; Bonnet Box- ?
es; Bed-Steamers; Coffee
v Pots?all sizes; Cake
P n ns ? a S3 o rted
shapes; Candle
Mould s ;
Cake Boxes; Coal Carriers; Cullenders;
Coffee Roasters; Candle
Sticks; Dish Pans; Disk
covers; uusl I'jma; tot
Stoves; Foot Tubs;
Glass Drainers;
Knife Boxes;
Lanterns; Lamp-Feeders; MilkPan9;
Milk-Cups; 'Money Boxes
; Molasses Cups ; MilkSkimmers;
Muffin Kings;
* Marking Clips; Oil
Lamps; Pepper
Boxes;
Pudding Pans; Pie Pons; Piute Cover*;
Reflecting Ovens; Sliowsr
Baths; Stew Pans; Sugar
Scoops; Sugar Boxes;
Tea CaiUBteri;
Trumpets; Water
Pots;
Wash Pans; Water Dippers; <tc., ?fce.
in Biiori, ins stock comprises everything in
his lino, and lie is not merely willing to *Aoir,
but will bcII on as reasonable terms as c.iii be
compatible with the first injunction of the
maxim "live nnd let live."
Anj- article manufactured to order at short
notice,<r.nd warranted to give satisfaction.
Country merchants will find it to their interest
to procure supplies of Tin Ware from
him, as he will give good articles at low rates.
To the building public he would sr'v Hint
he is always prepared to attend to the
roofing and guttering of house?. and will
be thankful for anj- chance afforded him to
give evidence of his ability to do good work.
Abbeville C. II., S. C., Nov. 23, 1601. 29 ly
?
IMPORTAT TO BEEF KILLERS
i I\11Y HIDES will be taken in Exchange for
! 1 ' GUOI)S at KERR'S GROCERY STORE.
iVrsona wishing to sell Dry Hides to the sub
scribcr. nrc notified that they must Salt them
well in the following manner, viz:
Spread out the Hide on the ground, and cover
it over well with ^alt on the" Flesh Side; then
roll it up, and let it remain in this condition for
1*2 or 10 hours ; then liat.jj it out in the Bhadito
dry.
By th? above process, the seller will get more
money for his JJirfr*, while the tanner will be
able to ninke the best Leather of it.
HENRY S. KERR.
February 1C, 1855. 41 3m
JL
NOTICE TO DEFAULTING
STOCKHOLERS.
OFFICE OF THE O. A C. R. R. COMPANY,
Columbia, January 20, 1855.
i [v QJICE is hereby given, that all atomic in
i^i iftlic Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company now in arrears, will be forfeited at
the discretion of the Board of Directors, if not
paid within three months from this date.
J. V. SOUTHERN,
Auditor and Treasurer.
Jan. 23, 1854. 38 Sra
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
'F^HE Subscriber's old stand bav- qJFMv,
X ine been entirety destroyed
by fire, he has removed to
No. 142, Meeting-Street,
Corner of Went worth, the stand formerly occupied
by "\V. J. Gayfer, where lie uontinuc9 his
business in all of its branches. He can offer lo
his friends a Hirge assortment of first-class
VEHICLES, composed of J ...
BUGGIES, SPANISH
KI1TEREENS, BAROUCHES,
ROCK A WAYS, CARRIAGES,
SULKIES. AC.. &.C. ,
He has just received some cliyice FAMILY
CARRIAGES, built expressly for his country
customer?. 'All of .which he will sell cheap for
cash or City acceptances.
er' Orders promptly and faithfully filled. I
Leonard chapin.
Charleston, S. C, Nov. 7, 1864. 27?Cm
LAND FOR SALE.
X OFFER for sale a Tract of Land.
A lying on botli aide* of Turkey 'ML
Creek, in Abbeville District, about five miles
North of Cokeftbury Depot, .on the Cambridge
road, eontaiuiug ' j' V *684
Ac r?S.
About ope hundred and fourteen acres bottom
land, some fifty of -which is mill-pond bottom of
the*richest Anijl most productive quality ; three
hundred acres fine woodland; tho balance
cleared and in cultivation.
On the premise* aro a comfortable.DwelUpglionse,
havipjj.nlne froOms. all nocetsary, outbuildings,
* Blacksmith Shop, And a
Fine Merohant MilL
Thls.plac? is situated hi ope of ths most deairablo
and healthy neighborhoods in ?he District
or State.
Tlie plA<fe ai formerly own*d by -Reoben
Robertson, dcccascd, and is' know n as "the Robertson
place.";
18W \
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LANO FOR SALE.
rj^HE Subscriber. after'this ^car i? jj&jf
apnrtmeni; *fter this year offer*;'for wlZjiT? .
Plant^ ^
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ISOVCATIOMt
MR. JAMES C. CALHOUN, haying been
elected Principal of the Aobsvum* Mais
Academy, will coutino* bW servicM tbw
liextyear. * . *. , ; . ^
Owing to the great jneresfse In the number of. . ,V />
Hcholnrs, the services of BIk. MONTGOMERY. ,
a graduate of the University ?f North- CarolU
na, baye been procured. V; ' - '
^ A new and commodious Academy fill ? t ,
fill i) it .time be completed. The btnidiajfftr k/ ^
retired as to insure perfect quiet, #nd fretdour
from all things calculated to distract the ?tten~
tion of the scholar. . ' * '
The government of tho School willb* rigid.
The moral* and gencml deportment of theStudents
will at all tinu?s receive special attention. ' _
Students will be prepared to enter the Fresh-" J v
man or Sophomore Class of the South Carolina f'
College, and tho greatest care given to thsir ~x: "<
preparation. " ' * ' . . v'
The Seholastic venr will be divided into tw? jj-.jjj-,;/-Sessions.
Tho first will commence on January .
?H. - . -
?... ....v. vvumuie twenty-eight weefcs; the V
second will licgiu on the second Monday in
Seutenibor, nud continue twelve weeks.
l'ho Tuition of each Class will be for tbe v;:
1st Class: Reading. Writing, IstSes. 2dSn.
SpeHing, and Primary Geography,
- ----- J14 00 $ * 00
2d Class : The above with
Geography, History, A*
rithruetic," English Grammar,
and exercises in English
Composition, - - - 20 00 t 00
3d Class: The abovo with
all the advanced English ?
Brandies, - - - - - 23 00 10 00 .
4tli Class: The above with
Latin and Greek, ... 28.00 12 00
Boarding can bo obtained in desirable families,
and at reasonable rates, either in the Village
or country near tlfl Academy, *
Although it in of the greatest importance
that all tho pupils should be present a? the
opening of the Session, still they will be t?ceived
nt any time during the te'i4h. Student*' ;
will be charged from the time they enter until . .
the close of tho Session, uptaw'special arrange- .
ments nre made to the contrary, w V j
For further informntion, apply to the Princi- ;
pal. JAMES G. CALHOUN, A. B.,
Principal, Instructor in Mathematics. '
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vnuco a. J1UA l^UJlKKYvA.
Instructor in tho Ancient Language*.
December 14. 1854. 32 6m *' ' v.
RICH AND EL EG ART
AT HODOfS' DEPOT.
' " V ' t ' '
ROBERTS <fc ADAJIS aro now receiving u C;"'Y?
rich, elopniit and complete A stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS as can b*. rfr
exhibitc-i ill Abbeville District, to which they"". ;'f,
invite the attention of their friends and enstoiucrs
nnd the public generally.. Their stock lino t" ' '
been carefully selected in the Baltimore and ?
Charleston markets, and consists, in part, .*
follows:? . . - '
Ladies' Dress Goods: .. >:-/'Tr
CASIIMERES. ALPACAS. DELAINE!*
CHALLES, BOMBAZINES. ME- '
RINOS. SILKS, EMBROl .;<a?W(
DERIES, OH EM- . i
SE1TES, COLLARS,
UNDERSLEEVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS, RIBBONS, 3^ 2)
LACES, MANTILLAS, CLOAKS,
LADIES SHOES. GAITERS. -V > fr
HOSIERY; GLOVES. .1/77T5, Ac., <tc. 1 .
For Gentlemen's Wear: ,T^;
FRENCH
AND ENGLISH CASSI- ' ,c
I MERES, TWEEDS. JEANS. HAT- W-.
INETS, BROADCLOTHS, VESTINGS,
NATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
?c., &c., <fcc.
! ALSO, T
TABLE CLOTHS, TOWELLINGS,
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, BLANKETS,
FLANNELS, NEGRO : ' . . V
CLOTHS, SHOES, &cnte.
?ALSO,
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, CHINA AND .J, >
GLASSWARE, BAGGING, .">? . %
ROI'E AND TWINE,
FAMILY GROCERIES, kt.
We do not pretend, in this advertisement^ flf''
give' a succinct enumeration of all the articles \
we have in store, but will tako great plcnaure t -:A:in
showing the .whole of our stock, ana c^nfi
deij t ly believe the quality of *6ur Goods togeth- .;,i s
er with the prices at which we oflfcr them, will
aatisfy oil wud call upon us that they cannot
belter than patronise ^ ^
ROBERTS 4 ADAMS.
Nov. 10, 1854 ' 27 tf , v- ;
A B ARE 02P0BT1JBITY; %
LYONS U dlaptoed to frtvor those, who^e old V;;- , \*
clothe# won't lasttbem 'til Vnrm we?th-. - r/'
er.with an opportunity' of procuring handaome Whrtjsa
Surra at Coti. Keed)^ yqh'vi#; ??fc'<. '.'rs'iC
tlifl l>nlaiic^ of thttr moiitli. the irhol? of Martb,. , 5.
(that death-hlowcv to cow*' nnd$*ly<*,) and '?;V'
oftrt op April to -paar'tliroO^lMfoW you can
dispense VZcli yoj?p .old patched-dp winter articles'And
ii' you do"## tnjft?;>(iey y; *
ybu'&ut> doti'the hackwa^d,';^pmd?f^y.'
mart is a virtue, In man o jCttilCx&r'liy (totting
^bi^vnrd, with a litUe -%on vy, yon c?n get'. .
epongh Winter-Clothtng, witboSttt^ibiug'joxir
ortnnkitig a gin gl e gcedunt, to
or e*tr*n>ely anx'ivn^ s ?W, - / ';i': ,
c|n?1y?lV".fpr',ypur.6vh goodT - I. have; jp/<Wy >c?r
ImilSumStbthr ?winSs^^WM"SS?'*'
without if SoVoumb. thaol>?<*?fc ?rf - -
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