The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, November 23, 1855, Image 3
Executors' Notice!
IMPORTANT SALE OF
LAND AND NEGROES I
On the 17 th of December.
WE will Sell at STONY POINT, in Abbeville
District, nt Public Auction, on
the V7th. of. December next and days folloxring,
the Real and Personal Estate of JOEL
SMITH, deceased.
. The Real Estate consists of three tracts.
1st. The Tract known as the Cox Tract, containing
about
800 Acres.
This is fino Grain and Cotton Land, under a
high state of cultivation, and having upon it
nil Buildings necessary for Plantation purines.
, '
2d. The Stephens Tract, containiag about
aoo ?l 3E3ss9
Good. Land, well Timbered, and affording
many conveniences.
8d. The White Tract, containing about
S3
Verv .desirable for a small farm.
We will also sell
80 LIKELY "NEGROES.
"Embracing the character of negroes usually
found upon a plantation, viz: Cooks, House
Servants, Seamstresses, Blacksmiths, and firstrate
Field Hands.
Mules, Horses, 2 Yoke of Oxen/
A very largo nnd fine stock of
CATTLE, 1I0GS, SHEEP, etc.
About 3,500 Bushels of Corn,
300 BusIicIm of Wheat,
lOO Bales of Cotton,
IWley, Oats, Rye, IVas, Cotton Seed, Ac.
S Itoad Wagons nnd Carls, 3 Carriages, 1
Buggy, Plantation, Blacksmith and Carpenter's
Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
<fcc., ?fcc.
Tebmh made known on day of Sale.
Mr. O'Neal, the Manager of the Plantation,
will show the Lauds to any one desiring
to examine lliem before llio Snlc.
A. M. SMITH, I ? .
J. M. PEUUIN, )
Nov. G, 1835. 27 tds
S. W. GILLILAND,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT,
NEWBERRY, S. C.
RJQSPKOTFU I..LY offers his ser- f
vicc3 to nil those who trade
nt Newberry, ns their Oenernl Commission
Agent, for the disposal of their Cotton nud
other produce. Will give his personal attention
to Receiving, Selling, Storing or Shipping
of Cotton and all kinds of produce entrusted
.to his care.
Having made arrangements with different
"illousoF, lie is now prepared to make liberal nd>vances
on Cot.ton shipped to Charleston.
Will alsopaythc highest market cash prices
.nr. < "_ .1UI- TT'l ? Ml ..
?, !<> I'llc ?? ncni, I'urar, v.orn ami
.other pro<fuce tlint cun be brought to this martlet
fur Bale. j&'
An experience of several years business at
rthie pl*ee, in nil its various fornii", induces liim
rto bclicre thnt lie can promote the interest of
,planU;P6, *ud hopes by prompt attention to
nicrii'tfetfueral share of patronage. Charges
tfoc selUqg>'Jir shipping Cotton '25 cents per bale,
:<ill,other. transactions in accordance with cusjtoui.
.The4i<w>t?f references given.
Until.the Jix?t of January next, he may be
tfounil.about tike Store Room formerly occupied
by Aloasr*. W. <G. A J. F. Glen.
' fkrov.?7,.ia5fi. 27 tfj
J Or&inary'a Sale.
1TH? STATE fif SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBLT4LU5 DISTRICT.
.IS THE OetCfiT OF OUDINAKV.
Ghoimk Wu.lm.ws anduife, Applicants,
1ELIZ.VBETJI ?CfVEN?, tvidww, Miwaukt GIVEN*.
_ .John Givknij, cL auL, Defendants.
JLHH far ParliHou.
Iic.vi. Estate of Jem Oivms, dee'd.
T>TUtSi;AXT to the Oder of ti.o Court of
Orflinanv, I will sell, to <Jce liigliunt bidder,
on Sale-day an J^eccnA?er next, the Real j
Estate Of JohuGivajw, dec"d, situated in Ab'berille
District, on watoss of Jiocky Creek, j
And bounded by lands .?f TImiium Crawford, i
. John L. .Ellis, and others, containing Two IIuu-!
.dred and TJiirty-fi*e jacsee, more or low.
TERMS?A credit of 15 tnastlia; the purKjhaiMM"
giving-bond Aud security, and a mort
gage of the premises to the Orcliawy, to secure
ithe payment oY the .pwchaae juoivey- C^sta to
fee ipaid iacaah.
4-i.;:.:A. D.
Ivovember ^ lbH5. " S3 tad
Ordinary's Bale.
. -irxx*:: -----
IHt 84Ml UF SOUJfl CMTOUNA.
" ABBEVILUE IMSIRIcrr.
.COURT Of ORDINARY.
. ^Kuza Fosriasj Applicant,
A. 1*. Cosson, GuarAjaibJiUm., of J. IL'.Fos
ter'a minor#^-Defendant. JV"*v '*
. Bill for J*aHilion. ^
Itr.Ai. Estate of J.r H. Foster, dcc'd.
PURSUANT to (QiB.;Order-;^rf the Court of
Ordinary, I wilt Bell, tO,tlu> Jiighqst bidder,
on Sale-day in December next, tlie Real
Estate of J. If. Foster, deceased, situated in
Abbeville 'District, on waters of Loqg Cane,,
bounded by lands of Isai^ Kennedy,'estate of
,* Jniues Lesfy, and others, and containing One
UlimlrA.l A?IUI mi>?o n. liU.
TERMS?12 month* credit; the purchaser
.giving bond and security to the Ordinafy,-*nd
a uiort^age of the premises, to secure the pay.meat
of the purchase nioney. CSets to be paid
' . Encash. "T. R. COCHRAN, & A. X>. *
November 8, 1856- 27 tad
. > TTSinfltibseribere have receiv<*l their Fall
ML *&clrof FIHEWORK8, comprising otB
1 ?of the largest aasortipouts ever brought to this'
< city.; wfcteh will WTsold at?LOW PRICES?
gfar cash. Country merchants would ao well to
forward their order* in'&me,which will be put
lUp^.wlth the greatest caris?-Assorted Cases, rati
*yirig from$26 to' $30, always rcody op, hand.
Tbiif ^tock eompris^ , " #*. " ,
8?iVu?* U>
- K J I'
VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.:
BY consent of nil parties in interest, -Ar^v
I will soil onSaieday, in Decern jBKj]
ber, the Real Kstnte of II. II. Nelson, deceased,
consisting of the Stevenson Tract, containing
about
910 Acrcs,
Well Timbered, in Three miles of Abbeville
Village, and very dcsifrible for a small farm?
all nccciwnry Improvements on the premises.?
And also, one-half of a Tract of LAND, owned
jointly by the subscriber and the said H. II.
Nelson, containing about
200 Acrcs,
Six miles from Abbeville Village, on the Snake
Itond all lillt flhnnt. T?Y*??*\r A /?? ?? !?
Woods.
Tkums made known on dnv of Rale.
ENOCII NELSON,
Executor.
November 9, 1855. 27 ' 4t
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District?In Equity.
W. II. Davis nnd Wife
vs.
Laura A. E. Davis, and others.
Bill for Sale of Land.
PURSUANT to tho order of Court, I will
sell, at l'ublic Outcry, ftt Abbeville
Court. House, on Sale Day, in December next,
(3d,) the Tract of Land, described in the Pleadings,
on which the said W. II. Davis now resides,
containing Three Hundred nnd Twentv
five Acres, more or loss, nnd bounded'by lands
of Oriffin, UoMing, (!. B. Foshee, Joc>rFosliee,
and others.
Tkhmb.?A credit of one and two years,
with Interest fcoin day of mle, except as to
Cost*, wliieli arc to be paid in Carh. Purchaser
to give Bond with two good sureties and
a mortgage of the premises to secure the purchase
money, nnd pay ~*lf paper*.
\VM. Jf. PARK EH, C. 7i. A. D.
Commissioner's Office, )
November 5, 1855. I
Water Proof "Ware-Honsc.
lis <*> jjf THE subscriber lias taken if
JZhyufQ the Planter's Water Proof J
Ware House, formerly occupied by Mr. I
John Usher, Sr., au<l by strict attention to |
business, he hopes to merit a liberal share ?>f i
the patronage of the generous public of the!
upper omi lotion growing districts.
The Ware House is above high water mark,
"high ami dry," nnd more secure from fire
than niiy other "Ware House in Town. *
1'. S. I will albo atteiul to receiving and
forwarding Goods and Produce, entrusted to
my eare. C. 11. KENNEY.
Hamburg, Sept. 1, 1855. 19-1 in
THE SETTLEMENT OF T1IE ESTATE OF
DRURY WADE, DEC'D.
rIX) all whom it may concern, noticc is herc.JL.
by given that a Final Settlement cf the
Estate, will be made before the Ordinary of
Abbeville District, on the First Monday in
February next. All persons Indebted to the
Estate are requested -to make payment to the
Administrator, nnd' those having Demands to
present them to the same.
T. J. ROBERTS, Adm'r.
Nov. 1, 18.15. " 27 am
NEW TAILOR SHOP
at AimrcviT.iV f TT
f|"MIE Undersigned resj?ectfully informs the
JL citizens of Abbeville village and District
thntlie has opened a shop for tlic purpose
of carrying on the
Tailoring Bntiiicss
on liis own account. He will receive orders
from town and country thankfully, and will !
spare no pains in endeavoring to please his
customers, both in the quality of his work and
Cricee. Jly strict attention to business, and aility
to "do good work, he hopes to secure a
share of patronage.
EST Shop on Washington street, tlirce doors
below the '"Marshall House."
[Nov. 9, 1855 7m] FREDERICK IVES.
STAND BACK, GENTLEMEN, STAND BACK!
DON'T CROWD THE ELEMENT!!
j. J. LYras,
/^FMIE Abbeville Clothing man, being desijL
rous his fellow citizens should appear
well at Circuses, Animal Shows, Barbacues,
A<rpif?Jilhirnl nn.l Ma<lino) n *'
n ? ^/?>n?c-iiiiuiia, ivnuroad
Gatherings, Shooting Matches, Possum
Huntings, Camp Meetings, Churches, an<l
Sale-day Assemblies, has provided himself
with a Stock of Clothing which will enable
them to do so at very little expense. The
fact is, he has got one of the most accommodating
assortments on hand now, that has ever
been exhibited in Abbeville since the world
begun, lie is determined that poor people (he
is a friend to them sort?used to be one himself?knows
how they feel) shall look as well,
and dress ns fine as fich ones, and cost them
no moro than their common clothes used to.
There tea* a time when rich folks wero distinguished
from poor ones by their dress; but,
thank goodness, that time is no more, nor never
will be again in this part of the State, as
long as Lyons can raise money enough to buy
a Stock.
lie thinks* too, that the CIGARS he's got 011
hand, the smoke of which, if he can get the
pnffers, would make old Mount Vesuvius, when
sha is in fnll blast .look mighty small, for (it
least two weeks. !
lie bos been here, now, a little over three
k<years, selling Clothing, and the people have
patronized him so liberally, that he baa made
enough to keep him in liquor, tobacco, add
cigars, and.be intends to return the coropltmcpl
by keeping a large Clothing Ilonse cxolusiyely
for, thejr accomodation. It will be the
People'iJClathlHK Emporium.
salary, for attending to
Uieirfltijilf^ wants is money enough
to pffijiis board .while.he buys LANI) WARRJbhSSL
His Land Warrant Office is in the
baHT^rt of the^Clothing Room. He's got
strong backing, and will give more for Land
Warrants than any other man in Abbeville
District, and for thia. reason:?lie wants .all
those who have fougtitj, bled and died for their
e<niD(i]r( td be handsomely, paid for it.?And
all persona who>intcnd selling their Warrants,
will find it decidedly to their advantage to
<nve Lvons a * clatter before thev disooao of
ibettf elsewhere. November
2,-1855. . , 2G-tf
. ii i ' !
'' '' ' ^
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH!!
fjtdir H>to?
AT ABBEVILLE C. H.
SLAGER ?fc LIVINGSTON rcspcctfully inform
tlio citizcns of Abbeville village nnd
District that tlicv have opened, uttlic old stand
of
WILLSON & WILLIAMS,
one of the Inrgest, be6t. selected, finest and
cheapcat stocks of FANCY and STAPLE ^
ever exhibited iit the up-country.
As a part of our extensive assortment wo
will mention:
Ladies' Drcs* Goods?
l)el-nines, Cnshmcrea, Amclinc Cloths;
Alpacas, Plaid Stuffs, Ginghams;
English and French Morinuen (nil sliades);
i,nncoos, ^oi every style ana price);
Mantillas and Cloaks, (a splendid assortment
of latest styles and at all prices);
Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes, <fcc., &e.
For Ocutx a lid Boys?
Clotlis, Caseimeres, Tweeds, Vcstings;
Roots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ac. tfco.;
Also, one of the largest aud best manufactured
assortments of
Ready-made Clothing
tlmt lias ever been brought to this market, to
which particular attention is invited.
For Family UseAll
kinds of Blankets, Flannels. Damasks:
Sheetings, Shirtings, Tickings, Towellings;
Diapers, Doylies, Curtain Materials, &c.
Plantation COods?
Plains (Georgia and Kentucky);
CJ._: T.' - ?
v/^uiiuui^.i, otn|n:D, jvciisey?, ivi*. otc;
W'c have also .in extensive stock of
JEWELRY,
consisting of every article embraced under tlirft
head, to whicli we invite the notice of customers.
In short, our stock iV varied and complete,
and we respectfully solicit nn examination of it.
We show for nothing, nml sell for as near nothing
as any other establishment can all'ord to
do.
?5?" CAI.L ?fc SEK wliat bargains wo will sell
FOR CAtiir.JgZ
Oct 22. 18r?5 25 3in
MAMMOfr
? ^ OS > K 3
AT BRENDAN'S DRY GOODS STORE,
BROAD ST.. AUGUSTA, OA.
$40,000
WORTH OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRV
<* B aK> ? 9
To be Sold Without Reserve!'
rI^ll K Largest and best assorted stock of DRY
JL 0(.K)1)S ever offered in this City.
On and after Monday, October 8th, the nndersgned
(with a view to make a change in
the firm, and rcducc his present heavy stock
of Goods,) will sell, without reserve, at Wholednln
ni* ?!,? . 1
, v. viuiau owe it f aim iu Rnvc
commissions, lie will sell lower than the Goods
would bring at auction. ?
Merchant*, Planters, Dealers, and the public
generally, will study their own interest by examining
this Block before buying elsewhere.?
And to save tiine nnd trouble, he would sny,
the terms will be Cash for sutus under one hundred
dollars; for atnounttrover, approved City
endorsements, with interest from date of sale.
P. S.?The Ladies are respectfully invited to
call andsoe theSilks, Merinos, Cashmeres, Wool
Plaids, A'pacd*, t'oborg Cloths, ISombaziucs,
?fcc., A'O,, <tc.
THOMAS BUKN'NAN.
Above the Globe Ilolef Corner.
Augusta, Oct 8, 1855 'it
MASONIC
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
AT COEfi SBURY.
r 1^11 IS INSTITUTION will be ojtcn for the
JL reception of Pupils on the First day in
January next, and close the Last day iu September,
making one long Term of Nine Months.
The Fai-ulty will consist of
P. A. CONNOR, A. M.,
PreridcHt and Prrf< *sor of Natural Science and
Alathcmatic?;
Rev. T. E. WANNAMAKER, A. M.,
Professor of Moral Philosophy, Evidences of
Christianity and Belles J^e tires ;
Mr. O. IAEGBR, ''
Professor\ Music.and Modern Languages;
Miss MARY B. SNEAD. v-v
Instructress in Wainling, Embroidery, Jie. ..
Tbe Board of Trustees have secured tho services
of ft Faculty composed of worthy Master
Mason?, eminent for purity of character, and
high literary attniulueiita, whose every effort
wHl be to educate young ladies so db to adorn
any sphere in life.
Our new Masonic building will be completed
by tbe opening of tho Term, aud the Boagd intend
furnishing it with every appurtenance
necessary to the acquisition of an education of
ihe highest order. As they have determined
[hat this Institution shall be second to none,-BO
they confidently expect the encouragement
and patronage of an enlightened public.
' Fof'nny information necessary, we refer to
our Circular, or to any member of tho Committee,
or President of the Facultj.
J. 1C; VANCE, )
B. Z. HERNDON. > (JammUlf*
F. F. GARY, \ M ' "
Oct 15, 1855. . 24 ,"t?
Abbeville BMiner, Sumter JVatflhm^J
Lnurej^fjille II oral d, News Mirror, EdgeffijtH
Advertiser, and South Caroliuiarf^win cotSMM
times and forward accounts' to Chairman o?
Committee at Cokeabury. , . \
ReceivedL this Day,
AT CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S,
Black snt and v?i?*i cloaks i
Black Satin do.; ,
Cold Moire Antlqao do.;
Black and Col'd Cloth handsomely trirnmed
with Moire Antique
an da groat vanoty of Cloth CLOAKS,
TALMMpjuf* Cftll ind see them befote thegfc
are all 6old; * > . .. W
, Oct J8?.:(iy , . . . * .
? t ' ? i? / \i " >
Land /.
^HESubwriber rc^e^nljy,informs hold^s
NEW FALL & WINTER
GOODS.
I WOULD call tlie attention of my friends
and the public generally to tny new
stock of Fall and Winter Goods. My stock
consists in?
Ladies' Dress GoodsSilks,
Fancy, Figured nnd Plaid ;
Black Plaid una Plaid 1>?>;
Muslin PeLaitu'S, Colored and Black ;
Alpucas, Black and Colored ;
Black Mcrinoes, Muslin Laces, Rouclies,
Collars, Undoralccvcs. Chemisettes :
Ladies' Vests, ll?*galettes>, Alexandre's
Gloves;
Indies' Gauntletts, Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons,
Hemstitched and Embroidered llandk'fti;
Antique, 1'limh, Ribbon and Velvet Trimming*;
Stmw Braid, Button?, ?tc.
Ladies' Boots, Misses' do.?Black 'Lasting,
Colored, Blnck, Bed, do.
Gentlemen's Wear?
Cloths, Cassimeres, B B Hats, latest style:
Cloth and Glazed Ca|>s;
Merino and Silk Shirts, Linen Collars;
Bordered Handkerchiefs, Fancy Cravats,
Black do.; Colored do; Ac. Also,
Negro Goods?
Kerseys, I'laius, Linsoys, Osnaburgs, (plain and
striped,) Negro Blankets, Boots, Shoes,
Brogans, (boys and men'H);
A good lot of
China, Crockery and Glassware.
in knurl, my biock is eoinpieic. Call nnu
see, aud I will with pleasure show von through.
* J. A" ALLEN.
Nov 2 1855 ' 20 lm
CHARLESTON. ~~
f. THESnbseribera will con- IS -v if
j22riSr\ tiiiue the FACTORAGE YXtStigS^
AMD COMMISSION BUSINESS,
ia the City of Charleston, under the
firm "of
WARDLAW & WALKER,
mid respectfully solicit assignment* of Produce
of all kind*, to which their personal attention
and best cfiortft will be given.
Commission for selling Cotton, Fifty Cents
per Hale. W. A. WARDLAW,
c. walk eh,
Oct 12, 1855 24 Cm
CHAMBERS & MARSHALL
ant n(1w beckivin-fi hitpi ITU op
FALL AN!) WINTER
CONSISTING of Plniti and Fancv French
> DeLAINES ;
French and English MERINOS;
Black and Colored ALPACCAS ;
Iilack.and Fancy SILKS;
Cloth CLOAKS* in groat varict}- ;
Embroideries, Gloves. Hosiery, ?tc., ite.
Oct 3
- ROCK-ISLAND CASSIMERES,
Kentucky .ieans.
FLANNELS, LINSEYS, .
TICKINGS, DOMESTICS,
A large stock, at
CHAMBERS ?fc MARSHALL'S.
Oct 3
NEGRO GOODS.
SCHLEY'S GEORGIA PLAINS,
BROGANS, BLANKETS, <fcc..
The largest stock ever brought to this place,
and will be nold for Cash at piicen which will
compare with the Charleston, Columbia or Augusta
iiinikets. Cull ami see them at
CHAMBERS ?fc MARSHALL'S.
Oct 3
Sign of tlie Two Large Watches.
WATCHES, CEOCKS,
AND?
AT NEW YORK PRICES, FOR CASH!
MERCHANTS and Dealers will do
well to cull and examine the stock of
WAICIIES, CLOCKS aud JEWELRY, at
249 lituk Street m
before they purchase elsewhere. "Every avticlo
warranted.
A stock always on hand.peculiarly adapted
to couutry dealer*.
Save twenty prr. cent, bt/ callinq on
WM. -MASTERMAN,
210 King-st., Cliiirlestori,
Four doors from Wentworth street.
October 5, 1855 - / 22 tf
Tlic Mills lloiifte.
' | MIK Proprietor returns his hearty and sinJ_
cere thunks to the many friends who
hnve favored him with their patronage, since
the addition of his new and thoroughly furnished
house to tho first-class Hotels of
Charleston. lie takes pleosnre in announcing
that the Mills llousc, although now and in
good order, hnd-^been rc-touched during the
summer, and go re-fitted as to keep up with
the demands o?.taste, comfort and elegance.?
The arrangement* of the House, in all respects,
are eontinuedjjyith 'ft eorupulous and unsparing
regard to the wants of the traveler or sojourner,
and the travcdling* public are assured of all
tho accommodations of a first-class Southorn
House, at the usual>!itrfd established prices of
such hfWJfc Tlie constant personal attentions
and cares of the proprietor are bestowed on
tho house, and ho is aided in all departments
by thi well-tried nnd approved assistants that
have made themselves favorably known to former
patrons. ?
TnOS. S. NICKEKSOJT.
Charleston, Sept. 31, 1850. 22 tf
* FULLER'S HAT STORE.
IN calling Attention to my Styles-for ;tbe
FALL AND WINTEK, I return^my
thanks at tbe samo time to my friends ana the
Dublie generally%or past favors, and I shall
jfcndeavor to merit a continuance. ~
The sauie moderate charges wilf prevail that
nave made*the establishment bo popular
throughout the State.
; Fine Moleskin Hata, $4.
Oak ford and Son's (of Philadelphia) Fino
Hata, and Genoiu's (214 Broadway) will be
$4 60. . .
No departure from these price*.
Terms exclusively Cosh. V
. 38tf
.. Ftflt SAME.
CT^HE Undersigned offers for sale his vAluarA
We Plantation In AbbevxIleDistxict, ?>tu?
ated and lyirijpon .both elJe? of CoroxjBure
Cokeabary, and three wles from the Green
ABBMVlhJiM CO.
WE HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND An
will sell lower than ever offered in thiB i
We will build tf? order any Vehicle in our lin<
REPAIRING nently done, RRcher.p ns ai
Or All New Worl
WE also have on hand a large lot erf PICK'S &
tecting the (lend for prolonged interment, for trt
which we will sell exceedingly low for CAJ3II.
We will also nmke COFFINS, nnd send to any
I1EAR.SE, which will go free of ehnrge.
Abbeville C. II., Janunry 18, 1356
FOUNB
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE CELEBRATED
COLLETON
BITTERS,
1 A Purely Vegetable Preparation
AND A
SOVEREIGN REMEDY
FOR
DYSPEPSIA.
I rpiIESK BITTERS are purely a VEGETAJL
liLE COMPOUND, and are offered to
the public under the fullest conviction thnt
they will be found ft safe nnd sovereign REMEDY
for DYSPEPSIA.
They have been triumphantly tested, not
only by numerous families and t'hysieians in
the Sniith, who linve furnished ample testimony
as to their decided exccllcnce, but. also bv
the proprietor, who. for ten years, suffered all
the gloom incident to that stubborn and distressing
disease.
Tl.e COLLETON BITTERS are also a Curmiuative,
most excellent for Cholera Morbus,
Costiveness, Sea Sickness, Nausea, proceeding
from whatever cause, Shortness of Breath,
Acidity, Heartburn, Cramps aud Stitches iu
th e Breast.
The above Medicine is highly recommended
to literary gentlemen, students, elderly people,
and others of sedenlnry habits.
*I do hereby certify that I have known and
used your celebrated" compound COLLETON
BITTERS in my family for more than fifteen
years, and I do verily believe it to bo one of.
the most valuable 1'umily aud Plantation Medicines
iu use, having witnessed their beneficial
effects in so many instances, that with truth it
may be affirmed, they well deserve the high
I encomiums \vliich they lmvo received from the
afflicted who have partaken of tlieir invigorating
and health-restoring properties.
Signed, CJIAS. G! CAPKKS, Planter,
St Helena, S. C."
The undersigned, wholesale agents for the
nbovc, lake pleasure in stating that tliey arc intimately
acquainted with the manufacture of
the "Colleton Bitters," hence they do not hesitnte
to commend the article as possessing rare
virtues, and well calculated to afford relief in
Dyspepsia and its Kindred
Diseases.
Retail Price 60 Cents a Bottle!
For which sum an incalculable amount of suffering
may he arrested. The trade will be
supplied on liberal terms.
Orders should be addressed to
II AVI LAND, IIARRAL Si CO.,
Speeial Agentas, Charleston, S. C.,
Importers of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Perfunierv. Brushes. .t-n
?3T For sale l?y WARDf.AW A LYON,
Abbeville; F. G. I'ARKS, Greenwood; GARY
it GARY, C'okeaburv. [junol'55 ly
Just Receiving ^
AT H. W. LAWSON'S
TIN MANUFACTORY
TIN PLATES, nil sizes;
Crankled PATTY PANS;
:oL TEA POTS; Box GRATERS
Potato do.; Japanned TRUNKS,
all blzes ; Round Sugar BOXES;
Onke do. ; Cnsli do. ; Toy CUPS
?fc PAILS ; Egg WHIPS; Foot TUBS;
Foot STO VKS ; Molasses CUPS ; Candie
STICKS; CULENDERS;
Pepper BOXES; RA TTLES ;
CANISTERS; Knife BOXES;
English Tea KETTLES; Russia
Iron SCOOPS; French SKIMMERS
; Dressing CASES; Ei glish
Wash BQ WLS; Butt PA NS.
I liaro also a largo assortment of WARE.oii
hnud of my own manufacture, consisting In
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B.uuo Uottco 1'U'JTS, different , sizes';
Covered BUCK El's. a\U\ict - BALE
do.; CULENDERS; Punched LANTERNS;
Water DIPPERS; CUPS,
all sizes; Cnke PANS-, Milk do.;.
Wash do.; Dish do.; Ten POTS ;
Stew PANS; TRUMPETS; OR A- +
TERS; Water POTS; and several
otlier different articles, which I will sell on
reasonable terms, wholesale or retail.
, ' Every article warranted, flrl
Abbeville C. II., S. C., S<5pt. 21, 1865..
. Kerseys, Osnaburgs, Tickings, &c.
4 BALKS best KERSEYS, at low cash prices:
a " OSNABURGS ? ?
1 " ^ BED/TICKING, offered very low.
208 Pain Negro Blankets;
PLAIDS {of Children and housc-scr- ,
vants; Calicoes, Cotton Hdk'fs, Sheetings and
Shirtings; 8?amless Bags, Ac., <fcc.; all of yfcioJi"
areoffercd low for cash, bv 1L 8. KKRR.^. '
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HflAtl anA flllaaa
i O CASES ~BooU and SboK" consfctiDg of
l:Jj best Winter Mod Soots, thick -soled,
waUT-proqf againtt the Wttld. (The attention
of overseers in particularly invited to this
otock.) Alp?,.^ry h^avy NEGRO BKOGANS,
from tlio bent #hoe wade in.the. United State# to
the very mcancft, foreale by. H. 8. KERR.
Agricultural Implements, ptf
&CH FACTORY!
assortment of Fine BUGGIES* which wr
market, on time to suit tlie purchaser.
3 of business, nt the shortest notice. >
ij other Establishment in the Stato. iflFl
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V TltUXOUbCUr mti&A
IETALIC BURIAL CASES, mr-tight, for. pr?rasportutiou,
or any other desirable purpose,
part of tlio District desired. Wellsrr ? fto^
TIIOS, M, CHRISTIAN, i
JAMES 1m IJEALE. ;
87 1y >'
Shcrifl^H Sales, 1
BY virtue of sundry Writs of Fiora faefiw
to me directed, I will sell at AbbeVillo
Court House, on tho first Monday h* December
next, within the legal hours of sale, tUfefcHcir'
ing property, to wit:
mo Acrcs of Land, more or lees, bounded
by X. J. Davis, R. II. Wardlnw and others, as
the property of Jane A. Kary, ads. Luke Mathis
find otlipr4
101 Acres, more or less, boonded by E. No- J
bio, Rob't Carlilc and others, as the property
of Jus. A. llninilton, ads. B. V. Potey and
others.
131 Acres, more or less, bounded by Sterling
Boven, Wm. Campbell and others, a9 the prop- ,
erty of the Estate of I*. B, Bowcn, nda,
Triblc nu'' others.
110 Ar , more or l?ss, bounded t>y W. S,
Smith, -in Cobb and other*, m tuo property
ot . Iniith, ad*. W. H. Smith and
others. 14 Negroes, Ti*r Jaek, Eliza,
Hann >r 2 children, James and "Willis,
Martha, ;t aim, Lewis, Letty, MarT nnd her
2 children, Anna and Joe, Jim and Conuey,
3 Mules and 2 Ilorsc9.
Aleo. On WnrlnpcilrtV nftnr Qnl/* <1at? ?f
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fendnnt's residence, 16 head of Cattle, 10 head
of Ilogs, 1 stack of Oats, C stacks of Foddor,
500 bushels of Corn, 8 Beds and Bedstead*,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Ac., as the
property of the same, ads. the same.
600 Acre?, more or less, bounded by Stephen vtvV
Latimer, Wm. Long and others, as the property
of Rob't Coleman, ads. David Coleman
and others.
Also, all tlio interest that C. B. Ilouston has
in the unexpired Leane of a plantation and
seven hands, belonging to John C.Scott, which
term of Lense expire" the 1st of January, 186?,
and bounded by J. F.d. Calhoun, Mjs Mary McDufGe
and others. Also, 4 Negroes?Charlotte,
Jane and Mnriah and infant, 2 Jinks and 1
Bay Horse.
Also, nt Defendant'n residence, on Wednesday
after Sale day, 10,0(10 lbs. Cotton tu the seed,
more or less,*2,000 bushels of Corn, 24 stacks -,?f
Fodder, 5 pens Shucks, 80 bushels OnU, 1 yoko _j
Steer?, 7 liend Cattle, 1 Cart, 1 Thresher, plontntion
tools, die., levied on as the property of
C. B. Houston, ads. W. Ii. Taffgart and other*.
110 Acres, more or less, bounded by Jo*. F.
Bell, Jna. Hodge and others, ns the property of
Wni. Moore, aos. Nathaniel Cuuniuguatn. .
2 Negroes, F.lizaand Frank, as the Property
of Tlios- E. Vandiver, ads. Enoch Vandlver
and others. ,
At tho residence of C. B. Iloustoh, on
Wednesday after Sale-day, 1 Yoke of. Oxen, n?
the property of W. II. Sutherland, ads. W. II.
Taggart <fc Co., and others.
1 Horse and Bnggy, as the property of Thoa.
I'. Campbell, ads K. M. Brooks.
'277 lbs. Cotton iu the seed, as the "property
of Jas. A. Hamilton, ads. B. V. Po?y and
others. ; wjr.r ; Terms
CASH.
T. R. COCHRAN. 8. A. D.
Sheriff's Office, Noy. 12, 1866.
GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD. *
GEN'L SUPTS OFFICE, f/
O. <fc Ot'R. R. Company. y.
rI"MIE following Resolution was adopted by
_L the Direction of the Company at their
meeting nt Greenville on the 22d instant: : T
Retolvtd, That until the first of January
next any Planter shipping on tho Railrohd 0110
or more hales of Cotton, of hia own produce.
to Columbia or any station obo\*e, bo allowed
a Return Ticket from the market to. which it i*
consigned, free of chnrge. \
All persons-desiring to claim the benefits of h
this provision will take the Roceipt for the Cotton
to the Agent at the station to which the
Cotton is shipped, and tippo* the surrender of
it, will get a Return Ticket on the Road.
E. F, RAWORTH, Gen'l Bop'L - \
October 23, 1866. * * 26 .-.f ." s to
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
?17" The friendsof 8. G. W. DILL respectfully
nnritftihce him * Candidate /or Sheriff, at
the next Election.' . , J
ygr .The friends of W. "W. GRIFFIN reject- ?. fully
annouoee him a candidate for Sheriff at
the enduing election.
py The friends of KIMROD MoCORD re pectfully
announce hitH'as a Candidate" fo*
Sheriff at th<ren?uing Election.
JSyTlie friends of Crtpt^*S, A. Ifoo^tt>?*
p?fctfully announce him as a Candidate ;
Collector at the ensuing elootiouu " V?'1 -.
tSCThe friend*afJowx % Wknkxi?p(?V
full?4idqunco hh? a* ft eandldalo for Tax Colleetofot
Abbeville District* at tho ensuing eleo
tion." V. ^
W w* are o*th??ri?2 to aapo?W> tfie R?y.
Jambs Mo??e m aittn Aidat# fo?*e-?le#Ucm aa
reepoctfulty'anno\loed>!?l?i' e?scJd^^-'fc!
Tax Collector of Ahbe*B& XHmSO^iA tk? en, -' :
suing election. ? & -, ,v ,. ; '
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