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: mso^LANY.s . ..?^Wji; . ; ,; / ; South Carolina" Legislature. ' ? _. * ' Monday, Nov?.j26, 1855. # > SENATE.?The General 'Assembly of .the State of South Carolina, begun and -holdenat Columbia, the twenty-sixth clay ?.- ' '-of November, in the year of our Lord onei thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, buiog the fourth Monday ill November, the - . day fixed by the Constitution for thri meetJ:. ing of the General Assembly. ; 1 v i. At 12 Meridian the Senators assembled >'**' the Senate Chamber, in the C.-mitol at. C.-v f-.v ' lunvbia. The Hon. 11. F. W. Alleton, Senator: from Prince George "Winyaw, and President of .the Senate, look tho Chair, when > &-t , the roll was called by the Clerk. " The President announced that a quorum ./?' ? was present, and tho Senate proceeded to business. v Tlio Clerk read-the journal of the proi ' . ccedingA of the last day of the last session of the General Assembly, being the 21st : day of December, 1854. 'mv\ - v; Mr. Alien moved that a message be sent to the House of Representatives, to inform that House that the Senate had organized, and was ready to proceed to business, and |s5ii!*?" j?;; .1 the game was ordered. ;MBJ? > On motion of Ml\ YVitlinrcnnrm n P.mi. mittec was appointed to wait on liis Excel^ V. leqoythe Governor, aud inform him that ,vV " this House had organized, and was ready ^ /' to receive nny communication he might be : pleased to make. i Mr. Preston gave u'otiee that to-morrow ? { vr T -lie will ask leave to introduce a bill to aid ?y.-' the city of Columbia in construction of new Water Work", and for other purposes. V" Mr. Mazyck gHve notice that to-morrow ) ho will ask leave to introduce a bill to promote the draining and improvement of inv land swamps; and also "a bill to repeal the - : . laws against usury also a bill to discou^ tinue the granting of vacant lands. " Mr. Dudley gave notice that to-morrow ' v . he will ask leave to introduce a bill to sev ? cure a separate estate in the wife, to any : ' y property she may have.at the time of her > f marriage, or mny become entitled to nftcrs wards. * 4r Mr. Watson.presented the memorial of Stockholders of the'IIamburg Building and v Loan Association, praying an amendment of charter, winch-was referred to the ComJJt-,-. . - inittee ou Incorporations and Engrossed & - Acts. Mr. Zimmerman gave notice that toK * morrow: he will nek leave to introduce a bill , to amend an act to provide for the registrant % tion of births, marriages and deaths. R< On motion-of Mr. Barucs, the Senate ra| . -adjourned at 18 minutes past 1 o'clock, jl . i>. ni; ... . l house of reps.?At 12 m., the cierk . of the Hpufie called the roll, and a quorum being presen t, the Speaker took the Chair, fcv *' nnd organized the House. >, The Speaker made the following an p, . iiuuuvenieDis; mat, naving Decn made ccr-tain of the death of W. D. Stoel, onp of > the Representatives from Anderson' Dis.' trict; and, having received the resignation -t . of Dr. J. L. Douglass, one of the Repre*" . sentatives from Chester; the resignation of OB J. M. Crosson, one of the Representatives jjj^K v from Newberry.:';and also the resignation of '-JF W. D. DeSaussurp, one of the Representa tives from Richland District, lie had, by - reason of the authority vested in him by v the Constitutiou, issued writs of election to the Managers of Elections in tho above ?<S^E .. named districts. J^roof having been -shown 'S: that Col. Alexander had been duly elected in the place of W. D. Steele, deceased, and that Dr. T. W. Moore had been duly elect? ed, viceDr. J. JL Douglass, resigned, and " that W. H. Talley had been elected, vice W. D. DeSaussure, resigned, the members elect appeared, qualified, "vl took their * The Speaker presenter ' Annual Roport of- the Comptroller (igqeral, together with .the accompanying documeuU; which jSHT were referred to the Committee of Ways and Means. . & ' . OnT motion of' Mr. Bryan, a Committee J?r 1 of Three ^ere appointed to wait upon His Excellency. the C6vernor,and to inform jfejR liini that this IIouso had organized', and was IsMBK roady to receive any communication lie JegR - mayvbave to'mafce.. Marar?. Bryan, B. H. BSfP, i*. "WiUon and W. Wnllaco^ #ere 'appointed BEB^A '" , as the Committee. ^ , Memorials, petitions and presentments of ?&/ . .. ;Qrj?nd juries were called/or by the SpealcMff .y er, commencing with Abbeville District, v' v Mr, Thompson presented ' the accounts of K:v- - .., ~Dti. Branch ftnd. Benson, for medical at? . tendance upon lunatic p&luperfC . Referred. ^;^'J^^ie^6yiesr^\ve<X from tho-SetSformin& the lfclii#o. tliat the lg?| hud organized, and^w^ gady for business. of ablo bodied^paupers who infest our State was presented as agreat,0titftanc?, nud they pr.iyed ibat. tl'? 'cojrppWtd^aiUlioritioft of our', tow nil; Mid villagi?s lui^lit have (bo po\ro>r l<> Enforce tbeiii\ \q work tlw streets; the Land of tVris Sintu was aUo prer.Rpijtod as a n iiisjiTK-,-, Tl.e J Legislature wore pray^d -lo clost* it at om-o, or at. tho expiration or ilio li'iiti of the preset)b Surveyor (,J?Mipra1. ' ^.Ir. Wallace presented the petition of SSrab T>(?nlow nud others, praying that the title of i-.vrtaiuUjjjjd, now. belonging to tho oinu1, might bo^vjMed in therii. Notice was j^voivHif tlm introduction of several hi!ls,'amonj*?tv,hieh were, a bill to am<*itd tlm charier of the* Savannah River I{ailroM<l Company, by Mr. Thompson : of a bill to makfc the penalty tV>r ccit.iin misi demeanors, solitary continenicnt^. by T. Y. Simons, Jr.; a bill to oxempt certain public officers from ordinary militia duly, by Mr. Mellon. Mr. Moragnc gave noticc of a bill to introduce academies and common schools in this State. Mr. Tillman gave notice of a bill to regulate the transportation of mails by railroads ill this State; also, of a bill to amend the chart er.'nf thr? Inu n nf ITamlnir<? nlur* nf " 1 ?"??! a bill to incorporate the Edgefigld Railroad Company ; also of a resolution to amend the 79th rule of the House. Mr. Boylston gave notice of -bills to amend tlie patrol laws, atiJ* to exempt cer: tain officers from ordinary militia duty. Mr. Mullins gave notice of a bill to arrange the State in Judicial Districts, and to provide for the election of an additional Law Judge. Mr. Winsmith gave notice of a bill to amend the charters of the Banks of the State. House adjourned. Tl-ESbAY, Nov. 2?, 1855. SENATE.?The Senate met at 12, m., pursuant to adjournment. Clerk read the Journal of proceedings of yesterday. Mr. Moses presented the petition of the Commissioners of Public Buildings for Sumter district, praying for an appropriation for a new jail, which was referred to the Committee on Roads and Buildings. Mr. Marshall presented the petition of the State Agricultural Society of South Carolina, praying an act of incorporation, which was referred to Committee on Incorporationsj and Engrossed Acts. Mr. Marshall also gave notice that tomorrow he will ask leave to introduce a bill to incorporate the State Agricultural Society. Mr. Marshall also gave notice that he will to-morrow introduco a bill to allow planters to prove by their original books of entry the sale and delivery of all articles of produce or manufacture raised or produced ..1-1 uu uieir plantations. Mr. Carr gave notice that to-morrow lie will ask leave to introduce tlie the followlowing bills, viz: a bill to authorize the Commissioners of Roads to issue Writs of Capias ad Satis/aciendnjn for the colleetoin of Fines; ?nd a bill concerning Derelict Estates. Mr. Allen orereil the following resolutions, which were offered for consideration on Tuesday next and to be printed : 1. Resolved, That tlie sum of thousand dollars bo appropriated to procuring statutes of Moultrie, Marion, Sumpter, Hayne, McDuffie and Calhoun, for the purpose of placing thom in the pantheon of the State House. ' * J . 2. That a sarcophagus be prepared for the reception of the remains of our illustrious statesman, John C.'Calhoun, and that his family be requested to consent to his interment within a parapet df the frout gallery of the new Cupitot. " . ? 3. That a Committee of Three or ? be.appointed to^correspond with the family of the decea^ on the Bubject,, and to entreat the liberty of a public burial in the way prescribed. *4/ That in the accomplishment of this wor^ wo are only 'following in. the great beaten track of the countless generations wh'^frave gone "befdrc us and done likeI yriife,-wlidsfe monuments still remain the admiration'and astonishment of mankind, thou ah their builders have been lost amidst iU, ?.- ?J !-- -- ? uio urciiuiuw ui ClllCT ill)U lUO ruVOlQllOIl of"*mpiws. Mr. Witherspoon gave notice tbat on ' Thursday next he will ask leave to intro' ducc a bill (to charter a Railroad, extending from Vorl^lle jn tltis'State, to some practicable point on the North Carolina line ' where it bounds the county of-.Cleveland.' Pursuant to notice, and with leave of the Senate, Mr. Dudley introduced a bill to t secure tojjbarried women a separate estate 5 fib property, to which they naay be entitled at the time of , marriage, or to which thev I *tfiay become entitled liter wards';' the bill > rcoeivedttho first read!ng, and ...wf^com mitr ted to the Coinmittee'on the Judiciary, i and^as ordered to be.printed^ ' >- Hr. Marshall presented the petition of John A^Galhoun; President of (Iia Snvnn. j 6ahValley Railroad Company, for amendmynt of charter of e?id' Company; which wasTeferred to'the Committee on Incorporations and Engrossed Acta. C . Mr. Marshall also gave notice that tom^fow.jxe will ask leave to introduce a bill ^vaii|8? toe"cbarlfcr of the Savaunah 1 BSSrVajley^ilrond Gomp&n^in certain -particuiaw. W V ' Ch motion of Mr. Bu^hanau, the Senate THE' INDEPENDENT PRESS is published every saturday klormko. O. C. PUOKETT, utnrm M. PUCKETT, J Editors. ? Individuals, like nation*, fail in nothing which they boldly attempt, when -tuxtaiiwd by 'vlrluoun purpose, anddeterinincd resolution.?IIesryClay. " Willing to praise, yet not afraid to blame." Terms?One Dollar a Year, in Advance. ABBEVILLE 0. H. : * _ . FRIDAY, - - - NOVEMBER 30, 1855. L.II.K?miu \| We are authorized in saying that the : blacksmith} advertised for sale in another i ; column, is a first-rate smith, hucI also very handy in the use of other tools, lie is young and very likely, and will he sold only because the owner docs not need him. ?-? Mu. IIunky S. Cobb, whose advertisement appeare elsewhere, offers a reward for the restoration of a,straying negro. It is thought that he is perhaps making his way baek into the Podee country, and our readers in that section may perform a service and realize a reward by watching for him. Dispatcueb from Washington state tliat all apprehensions occasioned by the recent appearance of n British Bquadron in our waters, have been suppressed by an assuTanco from the English Government that no design upon the United States^ had anything to do in sending the fleet. It was simply a relief squadron. Particular attention' is invited to the advertisement of MattSYs- A: Sale, appearing in this issue. As livery stable men, lliey arc too well known to need our commendation ; and we feci 6urc they will give as general satisfaction in their new business of inn-keeping as they have heretofore in their other branch of business. We do . -1"* most, sincerely wish them tlie largest measure of success. -i: . .. ?, Our readers will please refer to the card of our old nnd Respected patron, Mr. A. M. Benson*, of Hamburg; Mr.bknson is too well known and appreciated by the trading community of the up-country to require any endorsement from us. AVe hope he may contiuuc to receive all" tho encouragement his merits enlitlo lnin to, and more j, 1i..1 :~i- r ?^ * " I.mil Hill, nc "1311 iur iiu UIH', llOr uoc'S Ml'. Benson himself desire more. The friends and patrons of Clear Spring Academy are preparing for a grand entertainment on Christmas evening. We lcnow, front the character of those engaged in the preparations, that tlio occasion will be one of great interest. Editors and printers all acknowledgo the reception of an invitation to attend, and they hope the Christmas holidays (always claimed - by them) will afford them the leisure to participate with their friends in that vicinity in the pleasure of the occasion.?Seethe notice in another column. Mr. Robertson again informs us of the result of late sales in lands and negroes. At Anderson Court House, hist week, he sold-thirty-two negroes, as part of the num ber belonging to the Jate JonN P. Benson, at an average of seven hundred and thirtytwo dollars?*1' One girl, some fourteen years of ng<j, brought Sl,245.?At the sale of the estates of Rodpkt MoJJaiih deceased, in the neighborhood,of Temple, ofHealth, one negro man, ^ common fieldrband, aged about thirty," sold for $1,390. Lands, barely second-rate, went off at $ 17.00 per acre. Fifteen_ years ago the .same lands sold for $2.50 and $3.00. ' . Mb. RoueIitsok has npwards^of four hundred negroes to soli at auig^ioh before the first of January, besides a vaSframount of lands and other property, ijnd he says there is no. doubt of an advance oven on those priced. ^ p> ThfltgPegUlatare. ^Tuja^body commenced its annualJgjMion op M^pdayV * We haye selected front 'tli? reportirfcf the Carqlinian &\iah items two first day's transactions as we deem of interest to our readers. . * . We are under obligat.ioDr to J>r. im Hearst, one ot our most attentive Repre9 . \ - ..r . sentatires, for a copy of the - Governor's message, which >vas read on Tuesday. It comes, however, *ioo'late for insertion in this week's Pre*#. It is also tod latejor us to even indicate its general character. 3Biii r. W^Xve\^l^jwe\yc4 &- copy Report of the ^mptroller General, frpm sorne 000 of ovfir member*, for . which fcfcg will please:WcceJ>t our thanks/ ..IafoRna^i^n ftoni-ibje Report will also be .given. Otfr i^dets atii foturetime. ' -7-.' ^ y.. What a little NiooEr seSd i^ Hamnuro.?A litllo nigger was employed . re-, cently to <Wve beef cattfe-fromi tlio upcountry to Hamburg; nnd 'on bis .return home his mammy asked him what Ire' had seen in town. "Why mammy," said ho "I seed a littlo house ketch afire and' -rah oG' as hard as it could. Then five or six other little houses tuk right after it to put it out, but I do 'speck its burnt up by now for tliey didn't overtake U while "I was-thar. ?And I seed jest as fine a Iioufg as Miss Nancy's ewiunnin' about in the river." Edycfield Advertiser. Remedy fob Oaves i^Ciiickens.?A correspondent pays:?''Tell those of your renders who arc interested in raising chickens, that a small pinch of gunpowder given to iv chicken with the gapes, will effect a Btirer'nnd complete euro in from one to three hours' time, and leave- poor chick heahhv and hearty. I speak from what I know, having tried the remedy withporfect satisfaction." An editor out West gives the following uoiicc : -uur purse is lo?'' The tinder is requested to return it, being careful not to | disturb its contents, which were a brass rule, | ft piece of leaf tobacco nicely twisted, the stump of a cigar, and a very good leather string." We understand that Mr. DeBruhl, a gentleman very well known in this city, by our merchants, was found dead on the road, near his residence, in Abbeville District, a few days-ago. It is presumed his death was caused from a fall from' his liorec. J Augusta Constitutionalist. It is stated that $00,000 have been subscribed for the purchase of Mount Vernou, in North Carolina, .South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. Mississippi Election.?Four Democrats and one American have been clocted to Congress.from Mississippi. DIED, ' Is this VilIntro on ImtlSiiWiA'li ~e Consumption, $fr?. CAROLINE NEAL, aged 42 yeftrs. The licaltli of this lady had been | failing for mnnv years, but for the last ten montlis she had boon declining more rapidIv, I and finally, after this wasting and insidious dfs-; ease had reduced her to a mere skeleton, her bddysank into the grave, and her disembodied Bpint ascended to God who gave it. This esti mable ladv was a Christian, her Dible was her constant bedsido companion, and she not only loved to read its precious contents daily, but. she rigidly practiced its precepts. Bhe Hied in the communion of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and in the Christian confidence of all who knew her. She has left a daughter and son-in-law to mourn her loss, and (Sod grants that they may meet her in Ileaven. B. COXSICINEES. . Tlie following persons liave freight in the Depot at Abbeville:? , B M Blenne, J<tR J White, O A Wilson, R II Wardlnw & Son, J C llnrper, J A Hunter, Christian <t Deal, PAG MoNelus, S C Debruhl, E J Taylor, W M Ilughcy, W Knox, TA Hoyt, Mra F Cunningham, *Y4, 1' Cromer, II A Jones. -- I D. H. SONDLEY, Ag't MARKETS. ABBEVILLE, Nov. 29.?Cottox?Quite an unusual degree of activity ha3 prevailed in our Cotton market during the week past? | hllVPt'A KlJ^/linnr fi-anln nn/1 . J_j UIIIA IIIIIUCU IUUUIIJ ncccpting their ofYora. Upwards of COO bales have been sold, nt 8J to 8}?about 200 at the latter figure. Prices looking upwards. Bacon?A fine lot Hams offering nt 18 cents. Flouk?Nominal. HAMBURG, Xov. 20.?Cotton.?The receipt* of Cotton for the week ending to-dn}' nr<5 eoihe 1100 bales. Our market has advanced ?c. since our last communication?Extremes, say 8^ to 0} cents; market brisk. There has been no material change in our Grocery market since the commencement of the season. ? " K. COLUMBIA, Nov 28.?Cotton?thel.c<otto& market presented no new feature yesterday ; the demand was good and '.the" supply fair.? 850 bale# changed hands, at 9J a 9 40-lO6ty>?*-" CHARLESTON, Nov. 27.?800 bales of cotton were sold to-day at a decline sinco Sattirday of to J cent. Extremes 8^ to JOo. NEW "ORLE ANS, Nov. 26.?Sales of 10,000 bales eoton at 9 a 9J cents for middling. Sugars advanced ? cetit. Fair 5J a 6i .cento.? . Molasses actlvo j?t 29$ cents. Corn 'JO cento. t | .NEW YORK,NW^7.i^Cotton dull, at i decline. Middling Orleans 9fc.; Uplands 9^e. Flour, lowe??State 69.47: Ohio $9.7(>; South-' em'$9.87. Wheat' flm*-~WKi(e $2.80 f Ked $2.20. Bioe 9ft. - * .? ? ; _ js, ,1 - .1 ? -For Salei/?j liWol^ For fufltlier 4^? infortr^ftion aPj$S at this office.' v - \r v -JLEARiSPK1N8 ACADEMES!? ^nJS$SW&r? of'the CXEAR SPtfltf? iX- tre requested tfr a w; there wOl|b!e n'tExbtMUoh of th? SotSwnK dePthftoTiarge of liitlL E-PutnauV*" ^S&^> 0;* '> - V & I ms?J AT ABBEY MATHIS & SALE Respectfully inform the cioUy, that they liavc opened a HOTEL, for the accommodation of permanent and trnnei tion to the wants and comfort, of nil who-may 01 tion and induce a repetition of the call. Their t bountiful supply tho country enn afford; attciuli fortitble ; rooms convenient and ample ; ami, in fort of their guests . They would further announce that they will nnd tla they havo attached to their Hotel as c found anywhere hereabout, which will alway? b nnd attended by cxpcricnccd and trusty Ostlei creased patronage of tho public. They uro nt a! of stock with shelter and food. They arc also n any kind of Travelling Conveyance from a Suddl vfli'ir hnftf. nf ^pJvflro Tl'"" 5.?* ? 1 ' J -?"V JUOl. UUIIipiClC horso Hacks e\6r run in this scction, which safe and comfortable vchicle of transportation. Charges in all cases, for man and bcnist, will b Horse, 374 cents; Two fccd9, 62-J ; and bj* tho <i November 80,1855 , t2?~ Banner copy four times. "* X: : :> ' NEW WALL & WIHTEH I5 . . GOODS. I' WOULD call the attention of my friends and the public generally to my new stock of Fall and Winter Goods. My stock consists in? ' , Ladies' Dress Goods? Silks, Fancy, Figured and Plaid; Black Plaid and Plaid Do; Muslin DcLaines,"Colored and Black ;. Alpaca?, Black and Colored ; Black Merinoes, Muslin Laces, Rouches, Collars, Underslccves, Chemisettes ; ""Ladies' Vests, Ilegalcttee, Alexandre's Ladies' Gauntletts, Bonnets, Bonnet Riblions, Ilcmstitched and" Embroidered Ilundk'fr; Antique, l'lusli, Ribbon and Velvet Trimmings; Straw Braid, Buttons, Ac. Ladies' Boot#, Misses' do.?Black Basting, Colored, Black, Red, do. . ^i_ Gentlemen's Wear? Cloths, OuHsiineres, B B Iluts, latest style: Cloth and Glazed Caps; Merino and Silk Shirts, Linen Collars; Bordered Handkerchiefs, Fancy Cravats, Black do.; Colored do; Ac. Also, Negro Goods? Kerseys, Plains, Linsevs, Osnaburgs, (plain and striped,) Negro Blankets, Boots, Shoes, Brogans, (boys and men's); A good lot of China, Crockery and Glassware. Ju short, my stock is complete. Call and *ce, and I will with pleasure show you through. J. A. ALLEN. Nov 2 1855 26 ' lm SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICE. Cure of Dyspepsia. , THE undersigned is being consulted by letter from all parts of the Union, by ttio?e who are Buffering from Dyspepsia and its consequent general weakness, muscular relaxation, and nervous debility. Having tor the Inst few years, in his practice of medicine, turned his attention entirely to the treatment of this disease ho is enabled from his large experionei! to inRtitnte n. npniilinrifu nf f that will enable the patient to see, feel, and know, after ft day or two's treatment, tliat. liis recovery has already commenced. Una ho a dry tongue, thirst, loss of appetite, eonstipa-' tionof bowela, jiausca and vomiting??ia the | akin dry, harsh with rinnatural heat??ia lie troubled with sleeplessness, .starting in his sleep, solcmnuncy, impaired vplitiqn?with.l palpitation or "Tluttbnifg" ofheart, and easily out of hreath by ?juigkened exertions'?., All these, after one, two, or "three day's . treat-, ment will.commence to. disappear.. " Tebmb of Trkatmknt?$5 - 00, for first .corti. sulla^ioh. Medicine forwarded'by inaij^witli full nnd explicit written directions of the course of treatment, <fcc., to be pursued. Each subsequent consultation and lncdifcine forwarded:$2 00. Money remitted ia all inntanees should be-'Registered- at the poat office. ^.All-letters to "bo addrepeed fo the undersigned. " > . WfLLTAM WLBL1S8, M. D.? ii-y. 20 Beekman " Street, New York. ^ Nov. 2, 1865. - L Cm. ' r' '' -- >T' HAMBURG. THE undersigned Vhaa.^ ^rjpV., ffijfr) opened, in tbis placc, an entire neie and welT selected Stock of-jfllOODS in the GROCERY Line, whiqji frionda and tb? publio ffepenill^. He ;^li^ in the Market at all times foiuUi'^ puFchpaoof. Col^n'anjd other 1,'rtHlucd; ^.Having 'ae<rnr?d^tbe:s|W'ioe? ^"Mr^rJoa^ph Rosamond; as in bnyor pf Cottoh'/by^fOiS8?>e.j will be able to sh?re s liberal patronage. He wiU.give hli attentTph. if the Sale of Produc?, j and tflt'Jbe'lleceiving. and Fo r w a r d i n g o f ;MjWf, ehaocliie. rR. 'J .prow,3.c.,3tpt.ii, i6ss.^ imfls; h.: i ir old friends and patrdna, and tlio publio gen" 011 Washington atreet, opposite Mr. Hughoy's cnt l>onrderi They intend to give such attennce cnll upon th?m as eliall insure entire aatiaable will never want for the boat and moat inta prompt and faithful; beda clean and com-, short; everything auited to the eaae aud comcontinue tlio LIYERY STABLE BUSINESS onnnodioua and comfortable Stables aa can bee bountifully supplied with the beat provender ra, they hope to Teccive the continued and in1 tillli>4 nrotini'/wl In , r..?u .? iwuuiiiiuuHu: any number 0' ilways prepared to furnish their customers with v e-IJorse to a FOUK-IIORSE HACK, with thed, one of the most convenient and elegant fourfamilies or compnnics of passengers will find a ?' * ? a made as low as possible. For single feed of lav, 75 cents. > 80 tf . ESTATE SALE. ~Wf ILTJ be sold, at' Mrs. Catharino ZimW merman's residence, on Tuesday 4th December next, thc following property: Corn, Fodder, Fat and Stock Hogs, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Wheat, Oats, Household and Kitchcn Furniture, Shucks, Farming Itnplej tncnts, one Wagon, and one Barouche, 4c. | Terms made known on ilnw r>f ??i" CATIIA U IN E "ZIM MERMAN, J. H. ZIMMERMAN. November 23. , s Valuable Ijand and vNEGROES FOR SAL* \ 1IJ. be sold, to the highest bidder, oa V? Thursday tlio 27 th December, at theresidence of the subcriber, ' ' , .^<1 ' 250 Acres of Land, Lying on the Anderson Road, miles fronv Abbeville Court House, about 100 Acres in cultivation, the remainder good Wood-Land,. w<;ll watered, has a good Dwelling House with "t largo Rooms, and all necessary. outbuildings. There are several very desirable- ' sites for buildings near the public road. |' ?also? ''4,. . Six or Seven. Likely Negroes, . 7 ! amongst them a first-rate Cook, AVaaher aniifc i Irqner. . Two Mules, Cowa, Hogs, Corn.and Fodder, Plantation. Tools, one .Road Wagon, IIop?e- ' *" hold and Kitchcn Furniture, tind many other- ^.\av articles too tediourtd mention. Ttnya.?A credit of one year, with apjprorod security if required. All Bums of $5 00? nnd under. Cash. IN. J. BOWIE. - Nov. 19, 1855. . 29 8t u.iti nuauttttu NJSUKUKS FOB SALE! -; ?<* ' ' '-T" * ." ? *> THE STATE OF SOtlTH CAROLINA. ? ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN KQUITW . . Andrkw W..'Burnet, next of Kin, j v?. , : y jBUt for Partition^ *'&&>'? W. P. Noble, Adn^r-'and j..."". *'??. Mrs, S.\nah Bull, Admr'*, J "2V .' . s ^ I Y3URSUANT1o the pedor^tof Court I wilt V: X sell, on the 20th and1 21st drtys '$p. j ccmber next, nt Abbeville Court Ilouae, afc. . v public outer}', 100 I?egi*oc?, of the instate-of John B. Bull, deceMcd, conaiating of Ifousc Servants, Blacksmith, "Wagon Maker, Shoe Makers and Field-* Hands^v' -;5- fw-" . Terms.?A credit of twelve months; iat?rc?tr from dof? excont ok'to Cofts' which , aretb be-,v 3ft? pici<1ik Cash..' : "t ' .. Pur<ShQs<Srs tfc' give ^Boridv T?Mthr two good ?%.##. / fluretics, and mortgage, if .'required,' to Monro thc'-pnrchase money, and piy for. paper*. WM. ^Ltl?ARKKlt, C. S. A. i). : . Vv. s Commitfioner'a , OfSeft .* t ) , 'og y, :1 .-*<' ?,' ' \ KovemUr'121rt-lgB5.^: . land T^ICJ^PII.FVJ^E >vftg Jus feyance or lua. rrojterty^tob? .^hiMnroi-si^^lE they, will soli, at, Pufclie ttttotfcrf, his ran-" t ^ ^ tience^in AbbcviHo Di?triot,' nWr ,<3alhdtto'f.F'-"/lam '' ' -^ f