The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, October 26, 1855, Image 3
Administrators' Sale.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM RICI1EV, DECEASED
THE Administrators of the Estate of William
Richey, deceased, will sell l?y Public
Auction, at the lute residence of deceased,
tiear Daualdsvillc, on Thursday the 15th of
November next, all the personal Est ate of the
naid deceased, consisting of
Eleven Likely Negroes,
Five very likely Mules, one llorse,
Cattle, llogs, Cotton, Corn, "Wheat,
Flour, Oats, Fodder, Shucks, Cotton Seed,
Plantation Tools, a good Family Carriage, Wag- |
gon, Household and Kitchen Furniture, a set
of excellent Blacksmith Tools, besides much !
other property too tedious to mention.
Terms made known on the dav of sale.
EZHK1EI. ItAZuK, > ^ . !
B. F. MOSELY, \ AU ,s' 1
October 18, 1855. '25-3w
THE STATE" OF SOUTH' cAROLINAT- j
Abbeville District?Citation.
\A~ II ERE AS John Davis has applied to I
V T ine for Letters of Administrntion j
<on nil nnd singular tlic goods ami chattels,
tights nnd crcdiis of Mr*. Sarah Puce, lulu of'
the District aforesaid, deceased ;
These arc, therefore, to cite ami admonish nil j
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the !
aid decenecd, t?? be and appear before me, at J
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, !
to be holdon at Abbeville Court House, on the j
twent-uinth dny of October, inst., to show
cause, if any, why the said administration should !
not be granted. I
Given under my hand and seal, this twelfth
day of October in the year of our Lord j
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five ;
nnd in the eightieth year of American
Independence. j
W. HILL, 0. A. I>. j
Oct 1?. 185 -). "1
fL A. ijiirif.j
WHOLESALE tfc RETAIL
DEALER IS
JKMWMraV C>a'?.]>CD:iI99?9 .
[Arfx/ door to Chambers <?. Marshull!\ !
COLUMBIA, S. O.
tar Orders from the Country respectfully
invited and faithfully filled. [Oct 19tfj
For Sale or Trade,
A NEGItO GIltL, eigliti'on years old, large j
nnd likely. Also, n first-rate BUGGY.
Applv at this office.
Oct. *19 24 Sw
Received (his Day,
AT CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S, j
BLACK Silk and Velvet CLOAKS ;
Black Satin do.;
Col'd Moire Antique do.; j
Black and Col'd Cloth handsomely trimmed
with Moire Antique ;
And a great variety of Cloth CLOAKS.
TALMAS, itc. Cull a:id see tlieni before they
are all sold.
Oct 18
JLand Warrants.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs holders
of LANE WARRANTS that lie is .-.till in
the market, ready to buy any number, and not
to be run off by any mini who says conic back to i
me before you sell. 1 am determined to give
bs much or more than utiy other pureha?er in
th'e District. B. V. 1'ObKV.
Abbeville C. II., S. C., Oct 15, 1855 li Uf
Cincinnati Bacon *-ides.
.4 /"V LLBS B:icoii Sides, re*
ccivcd this day dire-.t
-and for sale low, by 11. S. KERR.
Oct 17 21 3t
Bagging and Bale Hope.
U BALES G nny BAGGING ;
60 Coils Bale ROPE;
For sale, a little under nnv oilier- mnrl-?t
hv ' 'ii/s."kerr/ '
"Oct 17 24 at
Hardware, &c.
^I"^EA Kettles, Wnffle lrons and Boiler*;
1 Hand-Axes,"Hatchets, Hammers, ?fcc.;
_Tin Ware, nt the mrnufacturer.V prices;
Buckets, Tubs Churns, Broojjis. tfce.;
A complete lot of the best llnnd-suws,
Files, Ac.;
For sale low, by II. S. kerr.
Oct 18 21 3t
? ;
Blacksmith Tools.
BLACKSMITHS' TOOI.S, complete, consisting
of Bellow^ from 2S to 32 inches;
Vicef, Hammers and Tongs ; nil nt the lowest
cash'prices. For sale at the grocery store of
II. S. Iv Kit It.
Oct 18 ?. 21 3t
Kerseys, Osnaburgs, Tickings, &c.
4 BALES best Kl'.ItSEVS, at low cash price.*;
OSNABURGS
1 BED-TICKING, offered very low.
208 Pairs Negro Blankets;
PLAIDS for Children and house-servants;
Calicoes, Cotton Hdk'fr, Sheotiyus and
Shirtings; Scninless Bugs, <fcc., ?te.; all of which
arc offered low for cash, bv IL S. KKUU.
Oct 18 *21 3t
Boots and Shoes.
-i C\ CASES Boots anil Shoes, consisting "of
Xaj best Winter Mud Boota, thick soled,
tcater-proof again*t the tcorld. (The attention
of overseers is particularly invited to this
stock.) Also, very hertVy NEGRO BROGANS,
from the bat shoe made in the United States to
the very meanett, for sale by H. S. KERR.
/ EXECUTOR'S fiAT.T?.
IN ACCORDANCE with the Will of John
Callahain, deceased, I will sell, at the
late residence of said deceased, 15 miles North
of Abbeville Court House, on the 13th and 14th
of November next, some of the Ileal and Personal
.Estate of said deceased.
The Real Estate consists of two Tracts of
Laud, one of which contains about
'-Cie Hundred Acres,
adjoininglaBds of <B.?CaDaharu and C. Elli(i^
The oth'^cjs the Home pluce, containing about
Two 'HfidMW and Fifty Acres, *
on which is a good Mill-seat and a Water-darn
in good order.
?AISO, ?
Eleven IVegroen, Cotton, Corn, Fodder,
Oato, Horses, Cattle^JiogS, Sheep, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation ?,Tools, and
a great deal of otftprTTropcrty too tedious to
mention. '
Terms made known on day of sale^"4
4- SHttARD%I<6ALLAHAM, Ex'or. *
* October 11,IB 6^ ' ' 24 " St
1 i* t i o n.
rpfiE XJobMnership of WHIXK^A BttLjfc
. LOCK js thitiday dissolved by hautual
consent. yAR petsbpalndebled to said firm are.
rxjgetted to makeyly-pj^m/nt.^
July 26, 1863. 13 '
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M AM MOTH
Si 1
AT BRENNAN'S DRY GOODS STORE,
BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA.
$40,000 ,
WORTH OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRV ,J
CiS <SS (IB DC
To be Sold Without Reserve! f
r J~MIK Largest and best assorted stock of DRY
JL GOODS ever oll'ered in tliis City.
On and after Monday, October 8th. tlio tin- j.?
dfii's "nod (with si view to make a cliangc in
tli*.1 tinn. and redneo liis present heavy stock
of Goods,) will sell, without reserve, at Wholesale
or If? ! ail 11 . fiilii-.. 1 ? * I
commissions, lie will sell lower lliaii the Oooils
would bring ?t miction. | ^
Merchants, Planters, Dealers, and the public
generally, will study their own interest l>y ex- j
auditing tliia Stoeh before buying eluewherc.? j j
An?l to save time ami trouble, he would say,
tin.* terms will be Cash for sums uiitler one ii'in-j
dred dollars : for amounts over, approved City I
endorsements, with interest from date of sale. ;
1'. J*.?'I lie Ludii s are respect fully invited to
eall and see theSilks, Merinos, Cashmere?, Wool
l'laiil", Alpaeas, Coborg t/'lotlls, iiombnziiics,
?S;c., Ac., iVc. j,
TllO.MAS HUKNNAN.
Above tho Globe Hotel Corner.
Augusta, Oct 8, lsos *21 Cw
MASONIC
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, J,
AT COKESBURY.
r|MilS INSTITUTION will l.o ??pcii f.>r the
1 reception ??f l'tipils nn the First day in la
1111 a ry next, and < so I In: Last day in S??pteniln-r,
inaUinir one lonijTeriii of Nine Months.
The Faculty will consist of ,
Mr. F. A. CONNOR,
I'r< ni'l-nt ;
Rev. T. E. WANNAMAKEH, r
A ?*!slant J'r?fcssor.
Mr. G. IAEGER, ''
J'yftjtsxoi' Music ainl M-nbrn f.iuiguagt* ; ^
Miss MARY E. SNSAD, *
Inst r net reus in J'uiittiiuf, Jiiiiltroidi.ri/, ?tr.
The Hoard of Trustees have secured the ser- ,
vicesof a I'ai-nlty composed of worthy Master
Mason?, finiiu'iit. for purity of character, ami ^
hiuh literary attainment*. whose every elfort. ^
wili he to educate young liuliiii .so as to adorn ^
any sphere in life. _ ^
Our ne*.v Ma?otiie building will hi; completed
liy the opening of the Term, and the Hoard inlend
furnishing it ill) every tippurtenanee S
necessary to the acipiisiiion of an edin-atiou of
the highest order. As they have dcterininrd
that this Institution shall l<e Second to none, so
mcV conti<t?Mitly expect (lie oneourairctnent
mil! patronage of an enlightened public. .
For tuiy information ncressnrv, ?'? refer 1"
our Circular, or to any member of the Com- ,l
mittoo, or Pri-aideiit of tin* Faetillv.
J. lv. VAN OK, ')
1$. '/. lIKKNliUN, > ('oiitmiltcc.
V. F. GA1! Y, )
Oct 1 r,. ] 855. 21 tf
J?" Abbeville Uanntr, Sumter Watchman, _
I.aureutfvillr Herald, News Mirror, Kdgulichl
A<1 vcrtisier. ami South Carolinian will copy It
times and forward accounts to Chairinuu of
Committee at Cokesbt.ry.
Valuable Iiaiatl lor Sale. *"
r|~MlI'2 Valuable Plantation belonging to tlic
JL. estate of .buries S. lin?kin, wi'l be sold !
to the highest bidder, on the tir.-t Monday in
November next, at Abbeville Court. House.
This Land lies on the Augusta lload, within (j
a half utile of Willington church, and on the 0
waters of Mill Creek, a branch of Little ltiver.
Tho above Plantation contains
Six Hundred ;?tid Thirty Acres, ,,
about, Forty acres No. 1 liottom land. There
is about Tiirce Hundred and Fifty acres of p
W OOlll.Mtlll TVltll at>l>in,liil ?
The buildings consist of a large si
TWO-STORY DWELLING HOUSE,
Kiloheii, Negro houses, :-jlubleri?in fact every
necessary out-building _
TKlt.MS OF SALE.?The above Lund will
be sold on u credit of one, two, and three years, .
in equal instalments. and interest from dole. I
The purchaser will be required to give bond
with two approved sureties, with a mortgage
of premises, if deemed necessary, and pay cash !'
for papers.
\V. II. SIMPSON, ) .. .
\\r. S. ilcBIM !>K, J txccutor3- '[
Oct. 17, 1855 . 24 t?d a
NEW TMMm SEOP~ g
AT o
LOWNDESVJLLE, S. C.
TIIE Undersigned roBpoct fully informs ^
the citizens of Lownd^sville, nnd Ab- Q
if if beville,and Anderson Districts, that he
lias opened a Shop for the purpose of
carrying on the _
TAILORHXC; BUSINESS. ?
lie will receive orders from town and the
surrounding country thankfully, and willspare Ij
i no pains in endeavoring to please his custom- ei
ers, both in the quality of his work a -d prices, o
Having been nt tlic business boiiic time, until
a portion of- tlint lime working in some of tlic v
I most fashionable shops in tlic cities, lie is pre-1 p
| [?aro<l to finish-off work in tlic most fashions-i a
Lie.style, nt the shortest notice.
By strict attention to business, and good ! V
work, he hopes to receive a. liberal share of ]>
putronage. His motto is, "No fit, no pav." d
It. M. C All ['ENTER.
Oct. 17 1855 '.'.1 4w
n
RAILROAD CONVENTION. J
r I MIEnnnurv Convention of Stockholders of t><
JL the Snvunnnh River Valley llailrond ir
Company, will he-lield-at Anderson Court iHouse,'On
Wednesday, the 14th day of November
next, nt 10 o'clock n. in. A full Represen- h
tntion of tjtock, cither in person or by proxy, b
is earnestly desired. *
By order,of the' President, ->.
WM. AffelLES, See'y nnd Treas. . S
October l?, 1855. i!3-4t ci
? : : . sc
A V'A?? L
<s? K THE Subscribers will con- o jf e'
BeseSL^Inue the -FACTORAGE ?
AtfD G0MMISS10N,BUSI- * ?j
-NESS, in the City uf pLarleston, under tl?o. J"
firm or *"
WARDI^W A WALTER, 81
and respectfully ?plieit A88ignrBejft?Af.f/o?lnca al
of nil kind?, tofrtiieh their penpSAt* intent ion
And best cfiorts wfll be, given.' ." 1
Commission for scUiuft:-: CoUfm;"'. JXfijfrCmU <|
per Sale- - w. A.' WARDLAW, ' S'
6i"
. - Agricultural Implements,: v
^5^0^SI^TlNCNff ? Urge TAriety of Flowa,
of ifitcry Site, Hnrrow^Ac.} .. / V.
Also,' B l(ir|ra lot of STIlAWClITTJ?Ra and- 1
tmN^HJ&lXEHS, nil of Which, y??lt 1* told "
at manufacturcvs' prices, with the froightfcdded ft
<5ci'j? .. * ?4. - ?'V'ffr > |:v
c' '' - . * . ' U
^*-v"' ' < " ?
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS!!
iVIER & MILLER,
Brick Italic i\o. 1,
ABBEVILLE C. H.,
[TAVE Just I'Mcivwl from New York anJ
LJL Philadelphia, a very large and well ecletod
Stock of
FALL &, WINTER GOODS
>r this market.
?U1?S GOODS.
reach ami Engliidi MF.UINOKS; French ;
.MUSLIN ImJiAINIvS, l'lain and Figured;
Black and Figured ALI'ACAS;
luck mid Figured SILKS; Colored SILKS;
Dress TUIMMINGS, die.; CLOAKS and
MANTILLAS;
IIAWLS, 1UBBONS, LACKS, EMBROIDERIES,
1IOSIKKY, Alexandre GLOVES.
.vn'.N.inure ua.> 1 liLin ;
a. lies' SllOESund BOOTEES, all dc-^oriptioiiy. i
GIFTS' (iOODS.
lllOADCI.OTlIS. I K1.NC1I C ASS 1 ill IK IS,
SATTINETS, ic., ,fcc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
ILANKETS. KKRSHYS, ?te.; SHOES, HOOTS,
?tc.; XEOllO BKOOANS, a large stock.
? .
Wo would call particular attention to our
cry large stock of
Grentlemen's Clothing.
' ATS, l'AN'l'S, ami VESTS and u great uiaV
other Goodstoo tedious to mention.
All we a^k of our customers is to give us n
all and look for themselves.
Oct y hi aw
Dxi'dilortu' Sale.
.1X DS A X D 31 E II C II A NT MILLS,
X E G \\ (I E S, & C .
I "Ml E Executors of the last Will of ?
John I'ouald, deceased, will sell
V PnMic Auction, on the Ml at. iiislnnl -Jtt
\VcJ?cydl?V,) lit till! lilte residence, 1)011 a Idsille,
Ai?viI!? 1 fi.-triet, some ??l" tin- Heal nn<l j
II of the Personal Kstiito ol' said deceased, viz: j
<_?!>? tract of LAN']>. ou Liitic Turkey Creek, |
niitaiiiin^ lit Acres, on which is situated tin
xccllunl Flour and C?>rn Mill, in ^ood order.?
in.llier tract of Land, known as the I)reiinii
l'laeo, supposed to contain about l.r?U
,cre~, and also another tract known as the I
tiller Land, Comprising ahout 150 Acres.
20 .\cs"?*oes,
<into of them arc young and likely, among
rhotn are two Blacksmiths and a
rirsl-ral? filler.
The crop of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, ?te.
Horses. .Mules, Cattle, llojrs, Plantation Tools, j
[ iiist hoid and Kitchen Furniture, ?Ve., Ac.,
ml various other property too tedious to
lent ion.
Terms made known on dnv *>f sale.
SAML ML I>ONAU), I . I
JAM MS 1\ DONALD. f
DonnMsville, Al>l>cvillu District, i ?? j
October S, 1S.V>. j -i u j
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |
A15I5MV1LLM DISTRICT.
IN THE COl*UT OK OKDINAUV.
ktlc (>/ tic Real Kstule of John L. Calbihaui,
deed, for J'artition.
f N l'm'suance of the Onl<?r from the Court of i
L (li ililiiil'V of Alilji'villt! District. I will ?>ll
> the highe.-L bidder, on sale-day in November i
ext, the lteal Kstate of .loliu L. Callahaiu, j
ee'd. siluated in Abbeville District, on waters j
I' Little ltivcr, bounded by lands of John F. i
liukscnlcs, Caleb Burton and oilier?, and con-!
lining One Hundred and Seven A civs, more !
r le-s. I
TF.ll.MS.?A credit of Twelve Months, the
urchuser giving a l>oml and security, and n !
lorigage of the premises to the Ordinary, to J
icure the payment of the purchase money. |
Coats to be paid in cash.
THUS. it. COCHRAN, S. A. 1>.
October 8, I860 23 3\v j
Shcriil 's $:ilcs.
| >Y virtue of sundry Writs of Fiera Facias
[> to me directed, I will sell at Abbeville
'ourt IIou*e, on the first Monday in November
ext, within the legal hours of bale, thcfollowig
property, to wit :
100 acres of innd, more or less, bounded by
'lios. l'cttigrew, and Sarah Jones and others, ]
s't.lie properly of W. W. Hill, ads. Wiu. D.
lars and othcr9.
'200 aeres. more or less, bounded by Win.
tordon, J. F. Marshall and others, as the proprty
of, John Giles, nds. Joel J. Lipford and
thers.
150 acres, more or Irs*, bounded by J. F.
[nrshall, Win. Gordon and others, as the prop- i
rsy of Jas. Cunningham, nds. John White and 1
tliers.
iw acrcs, more or less, bounded by lands of!
'. J. Davis, It. IT. Wurdinw and others, us the i
roperty of Jane A. lvnrey, ads. Luke ilathisj
nd others.
2.r)0 acres, more or less, bounded l?y Jas. <>. .
iozemn'i:, K. F. I'oxver and others, ns the proprty
of J. A. Martin, nds. W. Q. Martin and '
tliers.
150 acres, more or less, bounded by Summer- j
ille, Catharine Zimmerman and others, as the |
ropurtv of Alex. Stevenson, ad#. Win. Smith
nd others.
ISO acres, more or less, bounded by Win.
fare, James KHIingsworlh and others, as the
roperty of Jn.,. M. Vandiver, ads. B. F. Maulen
nuil others.
Kbits in the Village of Abbeville, containing
-Lot &&.], ?>J aeres, more or less; No. 2. 7
cres; No.- .l. 5 acres, more or less; bounded
y .las. II. Cobb, Catharine Alston and others,
* the property of 11. V. Posey, ads. A. F. Po:y
and others, sold on a credit of twelve
lonths, the purchaser to give note and nproved
security. '
(The above Lots will certainly be sold, and
eing v.dl improved, and therefore very desirale
situations, any person desiring to purchase
rill do well to be present on that day.)
GOO acres, more or less, bounded by'Marshall
harp. Dr. W. T. Jones and others* as the proprty
belonging to the estate of Rfiobeu RobertHI.
ado. Aifitrno A Ifrn*//***
500 acres, more or lesa, bounded .by R W
itea, Sarah Wideman an<l others, as the proprty
of T. J. Lyons, ads. Newton Reader aud
tWrs. P
faOO acres, niopo or less, bounded by Dr. A.
t Wideman, W. K. Bradley and others, as tb#
ronerty o/ A. Tittle, ads. Margaret P. Martin
ad dUtws. >
Aifo, on Wednesday after sale-daV, afr-'X)onldsvill(^4i
Bureaus, 8 Tables, ! 'Cuj'b<&urd^C
Windsor Chairs, 1 looking Glass, I Shot* urin,
"Wash Pot, 8 Shoata, 4ld0z. Oa(h,>tJot Fodcr^as
the property of.TKos. ftoliiiisoii, ads.
?m1*I)onaid and other*. * >
Tau^-Oath.
T. R. C0CI1RAN, Si A.
Sheriff's OfTmc, Oct. IB, 1855. . v
OBEBHT CHAPTER A M.r
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M
fry, April, June, August, October, Deeeoi>r,
at> P- if. +- &?, SV;v.;. w ?
Feb. 1*, 1865. - ^
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V ;V V;S ; *^T;
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CHAMBERS & MARSHALL
AILE NOW ItEOEtVINO SULLIES OF
FALL AND WINTER
m 9
CONSISTING ?>f Pluiu nnJ Fancy French
DELAIN l^S ;
French nml KiiuIUIi MFJHXOS;
IJlr.ek ivtid Col?>r<'<I AI.I'ACCAS ;
ISInck mul Fnney M I,ICS;
Ml Aiiv":..
viuiu 111 j*r?:at variety ;
Km broideries, Gloves, Hosiery, &<? , Ac.
Oct a j ^
ROCK-ISLAND CASSIMERES, i
Kenticky .IEaNs.
FLANNELS 1.1 NSEYH,
TICK I -\ <J S, I)0MESTIC3,
A large stock, at
CIIAMr.KItsi.l- MARSHALL'S.
Oct 3 ! t(
"negro goods! !V
SCHLEY'S GEORGIA PLAINS, 1
ItROGANS, P.LANKETS, .to..
The largest Ktoek over brought to thin place, 1
ami will li.? sol.] for Cash at piicea which will
compare with the Charleston, Columbia or An- j
jjusti* markets. Call anil -?>< them at
CHAMBERS .t .MARSHALL'S.
Oct 3
Sijjn of line Two Large Watclies.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
AND
?BT B-OLW DO Q ^ ESQ. e?
AT NEW YORK PRICKS, FOR CASH I j -1
MERCHANTS and Dealers will do j
well to call ami examine llie flock of . *
W^ViCHES, CLOCKS ami JEWELRY, at 1
2 1!) Siiii?- Street ;
! before the}- purchase cl.-cwhcrc. Every article ,,
I warrantc*il. ^
A stock always ?>u h.iml peculiarly adapted j
| to country dealers. j.
Save twciitu })' r C-. >?/. Inj enltiiiff mi
WJI. MASIKRMAN,
2-10 Kini^-st.. Charleston, t
Four doors From Went won h street. j <
j Oelolicr 5, 1805 '22 tf j "]
The Mills 81 oiiseT | <
i r|"MIE Proprietor returns liis hearty and sin- j
| _L cere thanks to the many fritruds who j (
I have favored him with their patronage, Rince
I the addition of his new and thoroughly fur'
nished house to the )irst-elas-s Hotels of
I Charleston. He takes l>lea.*ure in uniioniiciii./
j that the Mills House, although new mni in j
I uocul order. lias 1 ?o?-?i re-touchcd during the j (
I summer, and so re-fitted as to keep up witli >
I the demands of taste. comfort and elegance.? ; j
The arrangements of the House, in nil respects, \
are continued, witli a scrupulotmand unsparing j r
I regard to the wants of the traveler or sojourn
j . i; and the travelling public are assured of all j
the accommodations of a first class Southern j y
House, at the usual ami established prices of j |
such hotels. The constant personal attentions jj
and eares of the proprietor are bestowed on !
the house, and he is aided in all d<'partiuetits . ^
by the well-tried and approved a->i>lants that \
have made theniselven favorably known to forj
nier patrons. t
! Til OS. S. NIClvKUSON.
Charleston, S< pt, iil, IS.Vi. 2*2 if j
FULLER S HAT STORK 1
IX calling attention to mv JMyles^ for the
FA Lb AND WINTKU. 1* return my
thanks at the same time to my friends and the
public generally for past favors, and I shall
endeavor to merit a continuance.
I The same moderate ehariies will prevail that
havu made the establishment so popular!
throughout the State. J .
Fine .Moleskin Hats, ?1.
Oukfonl 11 ii I Son's (of Philadelphia) Fitu; |
lints, ninl Oensiiu'ss (21-4 lJrondwiiy) will h?e
5= t 00.
No tlepnrliirn from those prices. j
Terms exclusively C:tih. -i
j Sept. ti. 13 tf ^
The Interest Must be PaidI
r I'M IF. Interest on tin* Notes civcii to llii'low j1
I J- ICi>Uino Coilvge will he <lue on tin.* first j
of November ntxl ; pinietiiiility in tin- payment. '
of the sumo is necessary to the success of the I 1
| institution. Tlic uinkM\?iirne<l, or th<; Treas- *
urcr of the College, Hev. J. N. Young, will be
j in ntt.oudnnce ut Alibevillo Court House, on t
Sale day, in November?those living in tlie
District will be expected to pay the interval
on their notes ou that day, if ii. is not previously
settled. W. K.'HEMPHILL, Ag't.
Oct. 2. 18r?5. 22-lm
FOli sale;. ]
r|~MIE Undersigned offers for sale his vn'un- J
Jl. ble Plantation in Abbeville District, situated
and lying on both sides of Coromiui'c
Creek, cqui-di.siiint bet ween Greenwood and ""
Cokesbury, and three tniles from the Given- n
ville it Coluni ia Railroad, with his House mid e
Lot in Cokesbury. A liurgaiu can be had by
applying soon. IJ. W. LEDBETTEIt.
Oct 8, 1355 23 3in
?25f"" I'. S.?The Plantation will be divided
to suit purchasers.
Shingles ! Shingles!
I^OSIIEE ?fc SAMPLE, at Ninety-Six, keep
constantly on hand large quantities of
fine If tart- Pine till INGLES, of the very best
quality, which will be sold at the lowest market
price. The attention of persons living on
the line of lCailroud is particularly invited to
this notice. [Oct. 5, 1855 22 tf
i Akin rnn our
Lnwu run omlc.
rI"MIREE miles West of Lowndcsville,
_L ami one mile West of Smyrna
Camp Ground, a Bargain can be had, il' applied
for booii.
For particulars apply to Col. F. W. Davis,
Masli/ill House, Abbeville C. II., or 10 D. T.
Frcelund, Lowndesville. LOWXDIiSVILLE.
Lowndesville, October 1, lSoS. 4t
"NOTICETo DEBTORS.
TIIE firm of llestor ?fc Scott is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to the firm will come forward and
mako payment as we desire the business of
tho firpi closed forthwith.-- 8,
- HESTER Jj SCOTT. c
September 29? 1855. . 22-tf
SsPRINGSAND AXLES.
Pricc# ltcduced I
At the Sign of the Golden Anvil.
THE Undersigned have now on bund a complete
assortment of SPRINGS nnd AXLES,
which they are selling nt reduced prices,
fur cash. FISIIER A AGNEW A CO.
4iColuml)ia, April 30, 1855 fja 1
4?r- si ???
~ Sugar, Coffee, Salt and Iron.
OA BBL9 New York 0. Yellow SUGAR; *
OU 4 V 1 " ?i A. White "
? rf Bbla Pulverized and Crcsbed 44
# , 4 Hbds Brown v. M' ' '
800 Sacks SALT.
^20,000 Libs Swedes and English IRON, u%
, 5?^ , ,r v j:f[; '
- rot sale by U. S. KERI5. *'
IS ? '
W ITOt EiAtl' ITJL ^
GR8CERIE 8, PROWMwiT ^Lrj |
'rTj U ^
aS^^B^ksL, .J.,
"r*.
A B BE ?ILLKCO
ntfEIIAVK CONSTANTLY OX 1IANI) A
* t will sell lower than ever offered in llii
We will Ittiild to order any Vehicle in our li
HEl'AllUNG neatly done, in' lienp i.s
ZSi" All New Wo
WE nlso linvc on linud ft lnru;e lot of FISIv'S
pcting llie <1<'U<1 for prolonged interment, for t
rliicli we will sell exceedingly low for CASH.
We will also make COl'Tl SS. niul nend to ar
lEARSE- wliieli will i?o fn-14 nf phiirim
Abbeville C. IT., January 13, 1356
21. 71S fo A ?
FALL TRADE
POPULAR PRIC'I^!
Ward, Itiii'i'Iinnl Ac Co.,
AUGUSTA, GA.,
VRK Now opfiiiiii; their l'Al.li unJ WINTKR
supplies <>f
Choice Faiuily B>vy (>oo<ls,
-.1 will, r.? :
ions ami comprising tin ns'ort incut. \vliii;li, foi
Richness, Variety and Extent,
* not usually loinul in lliin lnarUct. A* tlu>\
imv have the reputation of sclliii:; FIHS'i
/LASS (JOODS, upon a much Lmcr Scale oj
"rif .t tliim they 11avo u-ually bou^lti
I4?r?v ll>?'V lu><r lit it*
Abbevillo District
li.it thev ilitem) to keep 111> this Standard o
/liUlCK GOODS, ami to keep down prices t'
i fail* reiiiiimTiiiivc pro!)!. To am
r>rvm/'t J'oi/hir/ (Ju.-toirnTf, and none oilier*
ve shall oii'er
Great Inducoments
0 visit our Establishment.
Out* Stock consists, in part, of the following
msfrcs.s
IlICII VKLVKT imoCADFD SILKS ;
MOlSF. AXTIQI.'K SILK, Jn IKuck am
"olor.- ;
New and Ili'autil'ul Shades of PLAIN an<
CKIM'KD >11.Ks. i'iyv fi-wiy and rich ;
PLAIN ami STIMl'LD Sll.RS, in great va
ietv ;
lil.ACK. ITALIAN* ami TAFFETA SILKS
SILK KOlii;>. >ATIN Tl'HK ; CASH
1 Kit KS; DkI.A IN Ls; AMKL1NK CLOTHS
'LAID STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH
ilKUIN'OS. all shades;
1 *l:i a ti DrlAtVrx. r>T?Yl'II?i. r-..
rlisli, Fiem-h and American CALICOES urn
) INGIIA MS;
CALICO nouns, Ac.; Iiln.-knOMBAZI.VI2J
SANTOS CllA I'KS; CAS TON CLOT1LS;
Black Cll Al.LlKS an.I AI.P.VCCAS ; KM
iUOlDKBIKS mnl LACK COOPS, of even
Inscription:
EVENING DRESS GOODS, in every variety
Moil's and Boys' Wear,
CLOTHS; CASSIMKUKS; VKSTINGS;
TWKKDS. ,t?.
FOR FAMILY USE,
Bnlli, Whitney and Itnse BI.ANKKTS ; Lin
mi and Cotloii hllliliTINCa ; I'll.LOW CASI
.inens iiikI Cottons;
Bed. White, Grey. Green, Blue, Welch, Sax
>ny and Dome-tie FLANNELS;
Shaker Fl.ANNKI.rJ; I'lain and Fi-_'ure<
iucjue FLAN.NKI.s ; TABLE DAMASK
">OVLIES; NAPKINS; WINK CLOTHS
L'OWELINCS; La.-.-and Mn-lin CUHTAINS
Jurtaiu MA'l Kit I A Ls ; Fit II IT CLoTilS;
Colored an.l White DIMITIES ; Iluvkubucl
uid Bird's-Evv DlAl'KliS ; '?te.
PLAXTATIO.V <LJOOB>S,
Ne-ro BLANK ITS; Gi-<.ri*ia and Kentucky
-"LAINS ; Cotton OSNAUL'RUS; G^oigi:
>TRI1'ES; &c.
Orders filled with the most careful n!
eulion, mid all Goods warrant.mI.
WARD, BUItCllABD .t CO.
Sept 21 20 tf
TERV IMFOKTA,VF.
a. STRAUSS, .... Cokcsbury,
t> ESl'ECTFULLY informs tlint lie hns open
V ed his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
elceted by himself, and houjrht iimler givftt
<1 vnntait^ed In tlio City of Ne?v York ami
Isewhere, viz:
Brown antl Blenched Shirting*, Bedticktiekinir.
Din per Towels, Linen.
Flannel, Woolen Liadscy, Bed Blanket*.
For tlic Ludics.
Prints, Gin^harus, Delaines, Alpacen, Merinos,
Thibet, Cashmeres. SILKS nod
VELVETS; CLOAKS and TALMAS!
?ALSO ?
Embroideries, Collars, Sleeves; a large
Assortment of l.aees, Kibhons, Gloves,
Mitrn. Gauntlets, Ih?siery, and ull kind
>v of T1UMMING for Dresses and Cloaks,
espoeinlly I eall the attention to a tine
article oi Miitalde to make
LADIES* CLOAKS nn.l TALMAS at
very low Price, also, SIIAWI.S ?te.
For Geuls and IS?ys.
BROADCLOTH, Doeskin and fancy CASSF,MKRI>>,
Sntlincts, Kentucky* Jeans,
Tweeds, Engliali Krrsics, VKSTINGS,
Collars. Cravats, Xccktins, Pocket. Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, Gauntlets, Bcebe
II ATS ami CAPS.
Water Proof BOOTS ami BI'OG ANS,
GAITERS.
Ready Made Clothing,
for Gents, Boys and Youth,
Selected witii especial care and a purer asortment
lias never been offered before in
lokesbury.
For Children.
Gnla Plaid?, Casseinere, Lindsays, Velvet,
Merinos and Zcpliir Goods.
Plantation Goods! __ ,
Georgia Plainer Kerseys, Osnaburge,
Homemade Bttipes, and Lindseys,
BLANKETS, Neaioe BUQGAN8 and
Wool IIAT3. . " .
Bolides a most cxtonwivs Stoclc in
nnrtTn aunna n a ttwbr
Children BflOKS. ,
STATIONERY, PERFUMERY* "
and .Ifymoy ARTJCl^ES. ,
GROCERY. CROCKER Y&?
r and BARD WARE, WQGfr
WARE ard OAST/tf&jigThe
above Stock will lie f*r #ir|Wioj" to nny
V?r Offered, und ivill be ibid fifty low.in jSrice.
i f* itnpolrtant'Ior ybii to come and examine.
M. STBU&S, S
CohMbury, Opt I, Iflgg. ' 23-lf JOHBB
|EXyiMOSTOM.
ABBEVILLE C. XL
K l.iVdyjW.} *i. r" * v. vr. irviKCstON:
vv >;-7.
*+ ' . -v: ;
ACH FAGTORY!
n nmorttiKiil of Fine f I2S, which we
limi hot- Oil tillM* III .suit ln?- ?iiii??Koo^
lie of business, at. I lie *hortest notico.
any other Establishment in tho Statu. J?a
rk Warranted.
MKTAI.IO BUUIAL CASES, air-tight, for pror&nspnrtiitiou,
or uny oilier desirable purpose,
ly part of the District desired. We have a now
T1IOS. M. CHRISTIAN,,
JAM KS L. DEALE.
37 ly
LA^D FOR S1LE.
| r | MIE subscriber offers for snle his LANDS,
| 1 situated within one mile of Mount llill,
or Biirinoro'sTiirn Out. on the Greenville and
1 Columbia lhiilroad. The Tract eontains
i "Z *sr /vv gci nsi. m.<2 sr
I On the Tract, is some Three Hundred Acres of
' i Woodland, about Thirty Acres of good Bot|
torn. a m>?d DWELLING 110l/i>E, GIN
! IlOCSK and SCRUW, \sith all mcessnry out
j Buildin;;-". I will sell all together or divide to
: suit, the put chasers.
Any I'. fMiii de-irons of settling in Abbeville
j Histrivt would lo wtll to apply, as the health
, ' of the I'i:ic?* is uiistir|-:i-si'd by any place in
, tin! Uis'iict and v<iy Productive.
' Ci)'"* Tortus will be iiuide easy.
; benjamin smith;
j A'Jgu-,t 17, 1 1G tf
f fxTcTf o"r7S SALE!
' ! Y\ II.L be sold, on Wednesday, <c\
I / s th<? 7th day of November next, at
the late residence of Hcv.Jntnvs J f i
; iJ.imi.'llv, <!? *d, all tin* iieal and Personal K*.
; late of said ?le?ciso !, nut of by Will,
! consisting of
. | One Tract of I and,
| Wing llio iioinc.-jt.ra?l of?uid deceased, lying in
i two milt** of I lie Village of Lowndesville, conj
turning 2i?u nere?;
1J Two ViiIiiitljle Xt'uro )Ic 11;
j j Horses. .Mules, 11<>ir<. Neat Cuttle, Corn, Fod)
?ler, Oats, <fco.; Wngons, Plantation Tools,
t IIou-choM Mi l ivitclx'ti Furniture.
To liiiv, at the sumo time and place, fiovoral
; l.ik-lv Negroes.
' Term* of sule inn.le known on the day of
1 sal.:. .101IN IillOWNLEE, ExY
isop'. *2?., 21 . 4w
I ?f?Ht ECeceiving
AT H. W. LAWSON'S
TIN MANUFACTORY'
i rplli J'J. AT.ES, nil ni/os ;
' X Ct'.tnkl. il I'A'ITY PAXS;
TEA POTS; Uox GRATERS;
Potato<lo.; Japanned TRUNKS*
nil biz?s ; Uomid Sugar BOXES;
Cuke do. ; Cash <lo. : Tov CUPS
it J'AlJ.S ; ll't; WHIPS; Foot TUBS;
F.m.i STO VES ; .Mohi-sca CUPS ; Candle
STICKS; CULEXJtERS;
Popper BOVE-> ; RATTLES; *'
: CAXJSTERS; Knife BOXES;
lltiuii-li Toil KETTLES; Russia
Iron SCOOPS; French SKIMMEllS;
DrcsMntr CASES; E> g1
liili Wash BO ll'LS; Dust PANS.
; I have also a largo assortment of WARE on
; hand of my own u anufaeturo, couaisting iu
; pr.it oi' *
| fi,?)O0 Coli'eo POTS. different sizes;
< Covem! EC'EETS. nil sizes; J2A LE
do.: (JLTREXDERS; Funehed LAXTERXS;
Wal.-r Jjf/'PERS; CUPS,
all fizci1; Cake J*AX8\ Milk <lo.;
Wh-Ii d<?.; Dish do.: Ton POTS;
St.w PAX'S; TRUMPETS; 0RATERS
; Water POTS; nnd several
" f otlior dillVrcnt articles, which I will sell o:\
reasonable tori)!*, wholesale or retail.
?5>r" En r'/ artide warranted.
AI .!>? viile C. II.. S. C.. Sept. 21, 165S.
Railroad Notice.
rI~MlKKK hits hceu no increase in the Freight
1_ on COTTON' on tin; Greenville nnd Coi
ht'uhia Hnilroad below Helton, nor will thereI
lie any increase this season. From all the Sta-?.
j lions below Helton the Freight is and will bo
j the same as it was the past year,
i ^ F.. K. HA WORTH,
* > c !it?r:i i auj'ennic nueut-..
September 20. 1855. ?
Notice to DcliBiquciits.
WE are desirous of l>i-iour old busi*
ness to n close. This is, therefore, toeite
nil who have not settled -with v.s to ''come
, up to the scratch," without further delay. We
inlet hnve nionev. Who can get along with*
1 out it 1 ' "l'RRUYMAN <S? WALLER,
New Market, S. C.,Sc[>t. 17..1S55 t?
*,* Banner copy.
JEFFERS & COTHEANS*
FACTORS AXD COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Charleston, S. O,
IjJ <?. THE Undersigned hav, <> jf
inp formed u Co-I'artner- jfoflaBal*%_
ship for the transaction of u general Fuctoragfr
and Commission business in the city of Charlea|
ton, S. under the nnino of IfEtfFERS. ii
j (X)TIIRANS, beg leave to offer their "ferviee? J
tn their friends and the public generally, b?i
Moving that the long experience of two of tb?~.
partner* in the seliingof I'ltODUCK^i|)rallnF y.
will enable them to du ,ns well for their jiatrOns _ >*- ?
as any other house in tlio efty. -k"1 > ", , t;..i
Particular attention will be .giten I'tO, tb?
onlii of riiTTON. Kl ftp ATV'A- 5^' '
? ^ "'1 U'UI? "
1 the receiving ami forwarding busitic^ also tli$' - ..c, ^
. purchasing of good* to mdoi*. 4 ' Ai' .. * 4 .
In nil instances our charge,will be in accord- :V
ance with onstnm, exempting Cotton, which ,
i .will bo ?o|d for fifty cents per bale. "
HUSKY L. JEFFERS, '
TVAl>ES.X'OTHRAN? 2:- '
JOIIN tf. COTURAIf. Charleston,
S. O., 8ept, ioj 18&8, . *
A CARD. - - ,
. T Bog leave to embrace this opportunity .'.of
X. returning my tlmnkf^ta my fncndaf'OT<:
their Very liberal p#ttondg^ (e?p?oi(J^du^k, %'
the past hummer,) and as I bare formod tji* :.
r.bovo co-pftvtiiorsliip with gentlemert Wait"
known, by whion my ability, as well u faeilU"
ties, to servo them ifud the pablic are greatly < '. ?/
increased, aqd.afl specifattetltiotf^wHl . W.
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