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i|i? :1'^?HIIVB KVI:RV' vnrn'AV mokmx'U, ?* CJKBTT . & W^SOM, proprietors. 5*$! por a^aumi-iinparUiltttf-inwi'-ancc. verlispUioiiJ,* ?'ili lie insertc outsplcuoudly i /olio-wing very low rates: . [iiKffe <?1' it! lines or K'tW, 1 iuseftion, .76 tify. fol^j wills: isisoftloa,. - - - - ? -37. noiiflciiiij :i Candida!*, Cii? advance,) y .f>? j icritf iK"lu?rious will bo miiilc io pereoiiB J gsfS??3&V. ^ ;Alt^l>it?;?ry i?vti.p<!i! cjioeojiuy twelve linos ; atU'ertif mcntp. j fcSyAJl c)iu:i>n:ii?--?ition? mid I utters on btisir j if >.'-. - i' v, iresa witli Ibis oittce. iiium l-o n?l.liv.-?sod to Tim' 'IHVTBWNI.KNT L-hk--1. Al>l??;vi]le C. 11., 0.,_ i-uk ;V" v ' ADVERTISSIVIBI7T8. FALL TRADEPOPULAR PRICKS! RmraV Ward, ESurchui'fl & &o., PvT^,/ AUGUSTA, GA.,_ . % ivt i>ow <,,)gmng tiietr FALL and VIXV'?.& x\. TEH supplies of - v Choice Fasa|ly E3ry Goods, with great earo from recent importr.' .-7. .. ' tions, atjd comprising an assortment whits li, for ' Biehsc33, Variety andEriont, < |g not- usually found in this market. As j,hey , 'p; ?. now have the reputation of selling FIRST I ' CLASS ROODS, upon a much Lotcer Scala of i Prices than tliey have been usually bought \ sSsjSj^-* Jicrc, they beg to assure their friends in I ffiJpjjSfrffi: Abbeville District ]1 tliey Intend to keep up this standard of 1 :&&?( -'CiJOIClt GOODS, and to keep down prices to I ^x?'i^iX^.*a'-fair remunerative profit To Ca*& and 1 Prompt Paying Customers, and none others, ! shall offer 1 'S Great Inducements , I * -to wit our Establishment */> Our Stock coisatsU, in part, of the following: 1 |$$ -./.' ' - BRESS OGODS, v RICH VELVET BROCADED SILKS; . . MOISE ANTIQUE SlLK, In Black and . Colore; * , | New and Beautiful Shades of PLAIN and i *>* ' 'KEPPED SILKS, very heavy and rich ; . - '-'/C PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, iu great va- . '.rictr; i " > BLACK, ITALIAN and TAFFETA SILKS ; , - SILK ROBE*. SATIN TURK; CASII- IJ : MERES; DtLAlNES; AMELINE CLOTHS; i PLAID STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH , $V<<r'-jJfe MERINOS, all.shades; ' -T , ' Plain DeLAINES; Tertian CLOTHS; En- < 'glish. French and American CALICOES and GINGHAMS; <i&<* i " CALICO ROBES, drc.; Black BOMBAZINES; 1 ' graft* CANTON CRAPES.; CANTON CLOTHS; t >.''VyK Black CHALL1ES and ALl'ACCAS ; EM i - BROIDERIES and 'LACE GOODS, of every i rA'X ' description; .. '"v. ; EVENING DRESS GOODS, in every variety, c . t &; /'/ "'* Vr ilflcai'S JIBBffl 1 5 , , fv;. . ^-V CLOTHSCASSIMERES; VESTINGS; | TWEEDS, Ac., Ac. , * I?OE FAMILY USE, j . Bath, Whitnev nnd I lose BLANKETS ; Lin- * ;v en nnd Cotlon SHEETINGS ; PILLOW CAPE f ??$? "' \ Linens nnd Cottons; * 1 (?s.,- V Red^jWIiite, Grey. Green, Blue, Wolsli, Sax''{ Hi' 'o#V and Domestic l'LANNELS ; fjii. ;v"Shaker FLANNELS; Plain and Figured J &RX:--SZ\'- -Sacqiu) FLANNELS ; TABLE DAMASK; [ DOYLIES; NAPKINS; WINE CLOTHS; ' TOWELINGS; Lace and Muslin CURTAINS; c :*? Curtain MATERIALS'; KltUIT CLOTHS; 1 ,'Wy,- " Colored and Whito DIMITIES; lluckabuck s , and Bird's-EyeDI Al'EUS ; Ac. ' f PLANTATION GOODS, 1 ^ ' * >' Negro BLANKETS; Georgia and Kentucky , PLAINS ; Cutton OSIiABL'RGS ; Georgia t jfegt.f STRIPES; Ac. \ >; -J- '' pg" Orders filled with the most careful at- V tention, and all Goods warranted. ] WARD, BURCHARD A CO, ( Sept 21 20 tf I fly HAMBURG. ' ' TI^ undersigned lias -I " "",,a an C . fjc. #?<trc nnr and welj-selected Stock of GOODS I ^ _ in t.iic GROCERY Line, which he ofFera to his friends and the public generally- y? will be ^ In the Market at all times for the purchase of ? V" ' Cotton and oilier Produce. . t. " <c Having secured the ecrviccs:of Mr., Joseph' ' * Rosamond, ft? a buyer ofCotton, he' traps' b$ :<"v 7. wiR be able to share a liberal pfttjvOft'age. lie will give his attention to the.8ftt{r':oF'.:Produ<^,: r ' and to the Receiving and Forward^ i & chnndise. Rr"$ Sift' Hamburg, S. C-, Sent 11, ^ : | - - ?. ... ; .. ?. -X:v 'i Z \ Patronize Home .- * t i* < rpiIE uftd6raigi?ad ijJviteil^xfljtt*litioTi of tbe 1 X : publjo to their Lot.pf yjii.- * ' & .Home ittunnfactilretl Shoe*. , V/ Th(>y.h?ve.orf'liap<l, flntf>roconatantly adding r-v to their jKewal^feck'fTfiSliQea'nnd Boota/j&o- -P > ' sinting o{,aTjarl^y;of'k?()2^> They invito par? ' . * ~f' ' UaUlar aH^n^n't^xWra^''-V.; f v v ' f*" Shocw ' ;;' \ > . They ?*ro;^^#bciS<fiia<?Iijyt ?nd wjfl&? .sold *? r.-j .w'Shi*'hm?V?IM?w? t,"w '-'-t' I'''' > ' ; tie ;A apeoi- j > ?<?^f;?m..^?^..Brog?n? *fc tb*jfrfc>re. of J -:' 'ourtHo-.us?- jP^?! and i A^j^u||r A* fffyWBjdMB Perry Davis' V E GE TABLE PAIN KILLER. OWING to the large amount of Counterfeit I'niu Killer put*. tip and sold as genuine by'unprincipled men wo hove been obliged to ftieort to very expensive measures to protect oursolvofi poeiiiiiaril}-, and the public from threat injurv, buying nnd u^ing their worthless counterfeits.?The 'comparative plnin and dimple stvlo in which our Pain' Killer lias hecii put up, l,na iiiikiT r?.. n.~~- >: - -1 imitate it very auccosefully, so far as iUj external; nppearanee, "ill style of bottle, label and solor of the article; but we need not say that the compound is a miserable, filthy production,' in 1 calculated to do givat injury to those who night use it with conlldeuee thnt thev have !>een accustomed to use the genuine Pain Kiler. Partifls whoso business it is to counterfeit raluablo preparat ions, do it in so secret a mannor. thnt it. is almost useless to attempt to punsh th'eni l?y legal measures, as it is difficult, >nd we might say impossible to bring proof lome to them. Considering the grrnt difficulty in protecting iui-aclv.es and the public by prosecuting parties, ivo have been to a very great expense in get,ing up n finely cxeuicd STEEL ENGRAVED LABEL, or our bottles. *\Ve also attach to our bottles i^teel engraved Note of hand, which we issue is our obligation, and to counterfeit^which is lelfl to be forgery by the laws of the United 4tntx-B, and which parties will not dure attempt a) do. The great, expense attending the geting up and printing of these labels will prerent the "attemnt to eoiini?.i-f.iSi Uiim o,I .o the public llihtthc article thev purchase is ho genuine Perry Davis'. Pain Killer, iimiiuactured by Perry Davis & Son, sole proprieors. The Pain Killer will be put. in a new Btylc >f panel bott.l?. with the word*, Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer, down in the Glass. Wc have discontinued he use of the 37^ cents bottles, and now put lp only four size?, vie: at 12A, 25, 00 cents ind $1 00 per bottle. We have also a Very fine engraving on stone, for the Box labels, pp-vilying th<s. conainta of tho box, where and by whom 'iaianuaetured, ?fccl ' "We have also n <ided t.o our pain-1 )hlet of directions ami certificates, a cover jcautit'ully finished, pro?euting' ou the first ">ago a very excellent likeness of Perry Davis, ho original iuvcutor of the Pain Killer. The >ottle labels, and one label on each box, has ilso a correct likeness of Perry Davis, which t win he impossible t'o counterfeit mcceMfolly. "Wc have beeu to this expense, that tlie pul>ie might have perleet .confidence that they vore putting the genuine article when they ?ny a bottle ns above described. To those who ?:ive bo long used and proved the merits of >ur article, we would- saj- that we shall eoninue to prepare our Pain Killer of the best ind purest materials and that it shall be every vuy worthy of their approbation a? a family nedic'ine. PERRY DAVIS <fc SOX. Providence, R. T? July 1 st, 1S55. G3gTT The Tain Killer is eold^by WARD.A\V & LYON, Abbeville; GAIlliY <k GAlEY, Cokesbiiry; W. F. PRATT.& Co., New. K>rry ; P. A. W1LHITE .t Co. and I. W. TAYLOR, Anderson; SiMOSS, HUFF itCo. and ilNDRAT A DUNCAN, Charleston^ and by Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally. Jufy 27, 1855. 12 - 3*^ L n ii d i*o r S a I e . r*\ESIROtIS of niovihc'to f.liV> T offV>r u for Sulo -my Plantation,^ Abbeville | )iatrie&-containing' '( ?GS . r JAMZZ IStOL ^BE: *> )ne Hundr^flFrind Fifty'uleared, Ono tlundred tf-vwhich" is fresh and ,in a high state of .ultivation; .:ttjo'bolance in Woods?lies well, w Tra^ rff Xaiid lies' immediately on the >08tiWart,C;On? mile from Mrs. Sarah Widobivy^'otjd ndioin6 lands of Slussra, Anthony UiUm, Williamson, Joseph ana 5eorge"-PattGr6on. apd others, and for Health s not surpassed hvvnny place in the- District, ["he Production-of the Lund is oqnal to any in he neighborhood as the present crop will show, t is welf Watered, an ?xeell$iit spVlng in 'one iu"ndred .yards of .the lionte, with running vat?C through most of the fields. ^ iere1a-ft coinfortablo Dwelling House with ill jiece*aary Out Buildings. on' the premises. Tiie above named Tract of Land offers many7 nducements to a man wUIiirig to Battle pormnlentiy? In addition to.ita baine ? good neiglijorhood. thei-ifontcmplated Valley* Road- will !t>? ip ttbo'rit' two hundred.yards';of th$ mfotl leavilv timbered Partf>( 'theTract whero.tlm-: ' >er pill hp doubt na m great dppinnd.- I deem t^jnneoeMarv tojgiv*;a niore^Mtnil^jlaccount; itit. invite .pe^aqha wUbjng to Cuy togiv.' me a fell AUY1IU It MURPHY. " ^Septan^er8, ^65.>/ - 10-tf Hliiw and l ot for Sale ! TFtti'rftolribci. being-deairotia of moving-] JL . into thei^uhtry/Wert-for Sale his Place n tfre Village of Low nek vflle,'consisting of a DWELLING HOUSE*,, and Lot -containing iw?hte 'Acre*, > Blftolwfnith Shop and Carrfage/'$hop. These Building*'.are^all .new ina In good condition. TheywUl, be sold to*ethat or separately to suit the purehaserilJW: W ... L.W. MeALlsTER. .; Lowndesville, &fc9fp!&i 18$5. 19-tf- " n .mm U'ii Tift ii?* >'* *'?? ?' m> i" 1 'W ...MI onoDsimmwmma .* . Ward; finK)liai*d , . g?gg 3QL j BC^ : ?& ,' . OfeiciB Ckx. byrVr G. ?t 0. 11; 11. J Lki.i:na, .Inly,24, 1865. rpilK following3eIte.ilulo.Tur Pnescnirer Traina 1. ^ will go into operation ou Monday next, nutli iniit", viz: *' Ui?, licftvo WmnWa 'W : 9.00 A. M. " Front's Mill " 9.30 " Littleton 10.05 j_ Allfiton 10.45" " llopo's- 11.00 ,-.r " Poniurjn 11.10 " l'l-osperity 11.45 " Xe w Wr*y 12.13 " Helena 12.24 . " ' Silvorelreet 12.42 " Salmla l.l'O P. M. " Cliappell's 1.23 ?-* iMiic-i v t~>ix 2.0U " New Market '2.'.io -" (! roen wund 2.65 " Cbkesbury 8.80 <**> Arrive^at Abbeville i', ,4.15 Leave Biirem ore's " 8.50 ' Donalds 4.00 " lloiioapath 4.'28 . " JielJon 5.05 Arrive lit Anderson 6.00 Leaves \Vil!ini??ton 5.40 " Golden Grovu 6/28 , Arrive at Greeuvillo % 7.00 DovsMi, Leave Greenville 5.80 A.M. 44 Goldeu Grove ??.03 , " AVilliaipslou 0.88 < ' 44 Andcftuu _ . 6.20 . "v Bolton' 7.05 "" lloneapath ^ 7.58 uouuidd > " ". 8.25 . Bat-emore'ir . 8.40 * Abbeville ,1-ajfc" , 8.00 " Cokeebury; 9.00 " Greenwood . ' 0.85 " New Market -9.60 riffi* ' Ninety Six K10.15 " Ciinpnoll'.s . 10.53 " Snludu T. O. 11.05 iflp "SilverStreet 11.83 . Jf.j* Helen'd11.55 ' * h !f "Newberry 12.15 I'/Tkl, " 12.40 " Pomaria 55 1;10 " llopo'o 1.22 ? Allbton 1:47 " Littleton 2.25 " "Frost's. ; & -$ "Arrive nt. Columbia 3.15 ' 11 F. R A WORTH, Gen. Snp'tHT July 18,,1855. v ^ 12 - It * ?P?CIAL NOTICE. I'WfcH-tjd. inform my fr-jcmls and , customers that I am si-ill in the CARRIAGE BUSINESS. iii this place/ and rulnjCto do my work well, nnd na low as possible..'.:?(Ncw * work warranted, for twelve uionthfe.) J.-V But I wish to he iinderstoodv-that from this date nil Jobs^loiic nt my shopfc. amounting to five dollars and oYttr, must be settled for, either by.CWt vr^C/'axh Note*, before tnken.away. My reasoir for this is, that my stoek is cash, my hands are cash, my provisions arc cash, and ciish'1 must have for my work. ? E. J. TAYLOR. N. B.?T have on hand three second-hand Buggies, (one with ton,) one light onc-hofsc Barouche, one Garry-all, (first, rate to travel in.) also two new Buggies, and more a-growing, that I will sell clu-ap for cash or cash-notes. But hear in mind that you eAri save ten dollars on every hundred l?y paving -cash, and alao ton cents on every dollar \>y doing the snmc. E. J. T. Ahhcyillq C. II., March 10,1855WilsonN Variety Store. rl"MIE" undersigned having purchased tho JL entire Stock of ^loore's Variety Store, roniieetfully offer* l.o tho public everything which may be fold in the ,line of COnFCTIONKlUlCS, U'OYS. ?fce, nud hopes the public hiny favor hiin with>a liberal patronage.. lie will add to', this STOCK in n few days a Variety of CANDIES, FUU1TS and other Confectioneries, which will enable him to accommodate the community with anything in his line of bubincs?. lUlsineM will he continued at the same stand, next door below l.nwson'a Tin Store. O. A. WILSON. Abbeville C. 11.; August 27, '55. 17-tf 8 &25,000 _ ; fflFTfV VYUllJ.ll O! ValURflle JbAWUS for Bftlo jgiiil in Anderson and Pickens District, including^ pome TOWN LOTS in Anderaon. On uno tract there is a good ^ '> Suir IHill audi Grht Mill, and wftt^j'ppwer snfl|oicnt for a Wool find Cotton-Factory and any other machinery. T|ie LAUDS' need no recommendation as they arc No'.- 1 and no mistake. Likely Nc- i groea witf be taken at fair prices in .part payment. Te^ms^tntfde eaey.-, - , ' . Address'thfl[ ^"rtdcrsigu?;d at Walton's Ford, if al> e r ?h a rif vCo Unfy. Georgia 'or lie.may ' be found 4 inilcs Ea^tjpf Jarret's Bridge. Pickens Dialrict, S. Olf.'vv^"' ;B- GILMER. July p.lSft^v" 9* ; tf - U D W BS.TFIB L D , | Abbeville Court House, T) ETLTKlSStbatiks for past favors, tir-A JLV<?iid respectfully uolicita a ?? & continuance- of the. same?*^ ~ . . >v .^s' tie Keeps oonsta/itlyoo hand/o? his own manufacture, a Lnrt?e,^ABSOrtni?S^0f SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDgBS, .MARTHJGALES, <tc,... Also, WUJPS, ST^auP IltOtfS andBlTTS. Being* prnclienl workmnn, lie in prepared to _ mnko ta order all kiadsrf Saddles, Harness arid Military -Equipments, at shflft^otic^i?n?fcot*s low prices as any other establishmentjf^FPiirticrulaT attention paid to" all kinds of ; Repairirtg;^ ' it- . '& .*/$ ' "JwiXW*- it' The Giant Has Come U WE onil attrition of fi^2 Mill?on^of^hcto.beltr^W. and exathine. r ^lo ?AwPj 1 Doz. Shuck an&&?r?w. Cutters?various r^ASiMV;,, GROCERY AND'COTTON AT ARI?LV U,Cr C. II, HENRYT KE1U1 HAS Just returned from Fall tour #-through Charleston,. Baltimore, New York and -Huston, wbcre ho bas purchased bis Fall suppliutj of Groceries,' Provisions, : and Confectioneries; Hard and Hollow-Ware, Cutlery, Negro ltuote and Brog.ms, Blanket* una uimti^tic#; to nil of winch the attention of planters And farmers ia respectfully called, feeling nssurfcd, us he does, tlirtt Ilia desire to please, in finality nnd price, will be a gunrantee of aule \vitli all who may favor him with their attention. . > ' llis stockcbuVists in part of the f llowipg:? Louisiana andl'orto Rico Brown SUGARS; Loaf,.Crushed nnd Powdered do.; 6u irngs Rio COFFEE ; 20 do. old Go. Java'd<?.; 10 do. Mocha ; Gunpowder an<l,$Iyson TEAS ; Fine old BR'ANDJTand WHISKY; A choice select ion of Cooking, Tabic nnd Beverage WINES ; 60 boxes TOBACCO, from tho manufacturers, at their priccs; ? - * '' ^ 25,000 Spanish" SEG ApS, various brands; Negro BuyTS and SHOES " . . I - I)o. BLANKETS, KlltSEYS, OSNABL'RGS, SHIRTINGS,V SHEETINGS und TICKINGS; v* ' '"Bale ROPE nod GunriJj- BAGGING ; 4000 lbs. Good Damage Sole LEATHER; 1 Paints, Oils, aud TURPENTINE; VARNISHES of.feVerv kind; Window GLASS'of all sizes; . _A large stock of.'WOODEN WARE; BlacksmithsVTOOLS (complete outfits); ' His stock is ample and complete, embracing n great many articles useless to enumerate in the limitsof an advertisement*- Ho is biill in the Cotton market, 'paying the highest prico for this staple; and.with a big stock of Goods, ,Aiid a heart not less in -size, coupled with ilr. BAnSES at the desk, and Mr. Ramky on the. floor, he feels assured that lie can please everybody who may deal with him. VERY IMPORTANT. M. STRAU, - - - - Cokcsbury, " "fc-uspi.'.irTPirr.r.v ir.<?-n... <i.o? 1.? -Jti" cd Ilia FALL A\D WINTER STOCK, Sftleofptl by himself, nnd bought under great advantages in the "City of New York and elsewhere, vis: * ? . Brown nnd Bleaehod Shirtings, Bedtiek*S*tickinjr. Diaper Towels, Lii:en. Flannel, Woolen Lindscy, Bed Blanket*. 7 For tl?c LiidiC!). Frinte, Ginghams, Delainea, Alnacea, Merinos, Thibet,, Cashmeivs. SILKS and VELVETS; CLOAKS' and TALMAS 1 AI.SO Embroidcries, Collars, Sleeves; a large assortment of Laces, Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts. Gauntlets,.Hosiery, nnd all kind , of 'HUMMING for Drc?eq and Cloaks, especially I call the attention to a tine nrtiele of CLOTH, suitable to make LADIES' CLOAKS and TALMAS at < very low l'rice, also,;S^lAWLS <fcc. For Gents and Boys. _ BROADCLOTH, Doeskih and fancy CASSEMERES, Sattineta, Kentucky Jeans, i weuuis r/iigiiHu ivcreies, VKsi'lflU!*, Collars, Cravat?, Neckties, Pocket Handkerchief*, .Gloves, GuuntleU, Beebe HATS mi J CAPS. Water Proof BOOTS and BROGANS, GAITERS. Ready Made Clothing, for Gents, Boys and Youth, Selected witu especial jare and a purer nsEortiiient lius never beeUy offered before in Cokesbury. For Children. Gala Plaids, Cn^wemero, L,indsej*s, Velvet, Mej-irios and Zophir Good#. Plantation Goods! Georgia Plains, ICfirseys, Osnaburgs, Homemade Stripes, and Un^lsevs, BLANKETS, Negroo BROGANS and Wool HATS. .besides a most extensive Stock in BOOTS SHOES. GAITERS and Children SHOES * STATIONERY,?!*EllFUMERY, . ' find Fancy ARTICLES. GROCERY, CROCKERY .. aod HARDWARE, WOOD WARE and CASTINGS The above Stoctf -n-ill be fur sdperior to any ever offered, and will be sold very low in price. ; Jit is important for you to come and examine, , M. STB1USS, - Cokcabury, Oct. J, 1855T. 22-tf JEFFERS & COTHRAHS, FACTORS m COMMISSION MIJBCIIANX^, Charleston,-Si O, MTIlE Undersigned liar- ".*(% <$ j( ing. formed a Co-Partner- JSM sbio ftJr the'transaction of a. <n>nni>nl T???inpoi?n an<l Commission business irt the city of Char lea- J top.' S. C.t tinder Uie name of vEFFE&S A ; COTHRAN8", beg leave to offer their services -] to their friends nnd the ' public 'generally, believing tJjnt^Oie long experience of two or the . partners in thrteUlng oi 'PRODUCE generally,- r -will ennhlo them to do as veil for their patrons i ??'any other hoiftejn thq city:-/; . ^Particular atteritlWYtfrifTbe'giVeri to the sale pf.COTTON. FEOUR, GRAIN, antf : the' receiving Rnd for warding business, also the purchasing of goods to ojtfer. . Tri all .Instances our ohafge will be iii Record- ' bee .yitlrcustom, excepting- CottoVi, vrhifch : willbeeoldfor fifty cents per'bale. "Z*?" ' ' V" S . JOHN R .COTBRAN. ^Cha^tto,^ C., &ePt> 20,;1855^ ^;^ ' 7'. i nil " ii ' i " i r'piIE'EicrCiscfl of. th>: Abbeville Mnib' Ae&'jlX ?my, will resuiifo on~thp 'lpth of September, being; the' commencement 6/"the 2d Sea<ion of thQ.Selvafaatio yen?*- vV ^ - " Th^TtiitTon of toach CJass will bo'for the j 1st Cltips: ltcndiojy, "Writing, 1st Sea.'. ^d Scs. Spoiling, and i'riniary Geography.'* - - . - $14 00 - 9 (*..001 2<1 C1#8S; The above with V . - (5of)<^-a^hy, History, A- < Jto4r.l mnmctie, KiigiibhOramniat*, and extremes in Eff-' ^ glish Composition, 20 00 9 00 3d Claas: Tli? aboyo with : nil the advanced English' v >? Branches; - - - 23 00 10 00 4 th Class: Tito above with Lutiu and Oroek, - - 23 00 ld.'OO Boarding can be*>btaincd in <le?irabl<; fanti' lies, and at reasonable rates,' either in tho Village or country near tho Academy. Although it is of th? greatest importance that all the pupils should be present at the opening of the Session, still they mny be /eceived at any time during the. term. Students will be, charged from tho time thev enter until the close of" the Session, unless special arrangements are made to the contrary., . For further information, apply to tho Principal. JAMES C.XJALHOUN, A. B., Principal, "Instructor in Mathematics. JAMBS A. MONTGOMERY, A. B., Instructor in the Ancient Language^. August 21, 1855. 16 0m . ? Tniooi1 n?<l ? mm ?. VUWUIVI OIBU|T| i NEXT no or. TO THE I'RESS OFFICE, ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, 8. Q., TX1E undersigned, thankful for past favor*, and ever ready to serve n generous public, may li ? * J 1/ he ftt all tunes found at his Shop in the Enstern corner of Christian A Dealers Conch Factory, where lie is prepared to make PANEL DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES, <fce? ?fce. I will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOKCASES,"-PICTURE FRAMES, and repair furniture &c. I will keep constantly on" hand rendy made COFFINS of tho best material and finest finish, either polished or covered, all of' which I will deliver to any point in tho district free of charge with hearse or upon railroad if desired in direction. All\vork done warranted as good as llio best and cheap according. Ten per cent off for cash on all work done hy me. 1^55-V* 4 " **? 41 fcjci ? . , "J-I'IJ iw 1HIJ IMMlllClliail iii the Incorporation. G. C. BOWERS. Juiie il'i, 1858; 1 tf' Soutl) Carolina, - . Abbeville District?In the Court of Ordinary. George. Williunis and Wife, Applicants, ? '* Elizabeth Givons, widow, Margaret Givcns, Jane Givoti5?, John Given#, and Elizabeth Given?, I)efcn.lants. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Margaret Givcns, Sarah (Jivens, Jane Given.*. John Givcns, and Elizabeth Givons, reside without this State. it is therefore ordered that hey do appear nnd object to the division or sale of the Rent Estate of John Givens,. deceased, on or heforo the first Monday in November next, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. - . WILLIAM HILL, O. A. D. First Monday in August, 1855. * Aug 10 14 3m Tlic State of South Carolina, Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas Britt it Cowan 1 Attachment. . vx V ? 'Thompson ?fc Fair, Edward Jones. ) Plaintiffs Attorney. \T\T1IEKEAS, the Plaintiffs in this cose V V diil, on the twentieth day of November, 1851, file their Declaration against the said Defendant, -who (as it is said) is ahsetft from and without tlio limit* of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the said Declaration might be served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear nad plead to the said Declaration on or before the twenty-fifth day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, otherwise final and absolute jndgemeut will then be givon and awarded.agaiust him.' MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, Abbeville District, ) ' J> November 20, 1884. .<*" f^qly" ly -C W XViOnt.^ .. THE subscriber," offers fcr rent -two , eligible nnd.'.commodious Store '-Bilii/ Rooms. Thjsohe formerly oconpied by WilU" i son & Williams, as a Dfry GoodB Store, on the eastern corner of the Pqblict S<Jnare, opposite the Marahalf J^oiisc and noxj the tost Office, ' - The other formerly ocpupied by W M Hugh- ! dy'nwL}Wholesale QroceryBtoro,-. and lying immeafttely back oftlitf former, and on Wash- , ingtQnjSjreet. ' . - . v The^fo'onift ore in good repair, Velpeuitod to any branch ^>F mercantile business,-and occupy as eligible location#aa any. in the" village;' ; Possession of either or both will be -given imtne'dtlitely,-if desired, and, .tertns maafl.'nc^ . uuiiiuiuuaLiiig?' von una see tn? premise* atfcl proprietor; 'fr, ' JNO.' id cL A REN. j j g ^ vHrich for fortij and finwh #jo formep ?tyie,- th?y beinft ttadd.-of.thtr sapfe mute- ; rial," pf couw tr they^wll b^fbm^-fco*JWiW#U5; , &0S&W0ODrFloi^lett9^|li^..6^ft4^tt|' I ; ?f 8?ntli- C43f6lia^[^ = ^fybikrule 2)i8tritt.-~In the Cotqftwp Pkas WUlsofi illi ams ) Foreign; Attach men t ' ' A'fE- Noble,.- Plaintiff'* Sheliati?v' - " ) .. Atta^ne^', XTVCTHKRBASM'the Plaintiffs iu this case V/ .-V.- did,;Oti the fifteenth day of Novem? Jber, 1864, fU6 their Declaration against th?f. snid Defendant,^who (as it is said) it absent from a.,ld. without the limits of this State, and: lias neither wife nor attorney known. within the tome iipo?) whom a copy of the said Declaration might be served: It it? therefore.ordered, that tlio said Defendant do appear and plead to the said Declara1tjijjt on or before the sixteenth day of Novenibof, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight miiiare.d nnu nity-nve, otherwise final and abBoluttfjudgniefit WiU.theii be givcu and awarded OR'alust him.N> . - > maItfiew Mcdonald, c. g. p. Clerk'o Office, Abbeville District, ). Nbvembcu 15, .1854. J qly ly TItc State of Sontli Carolina, Abbeville district?In the Common Plea.9 W,,,'^Ll?t rth?rSal?' Attachment. Administrators , Tolmipoon <t Fair, Jeremiah Shehnno. Plaintiff's Attfy.. VtV/'HKUKAS,- the Plaintiffs in tliia caseV V did, on the twentieth day of Novem~ ber, 1854, file their Declaration against the* said Defendant, who (as it is said) is abs?nCfrom and without the limits of this State, and" has neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of tho said Declaration might be served! I It is therefore ordered, that tho said DefendI' '_V- A * nut ao apnoar and pleoil to thesaid Declaration on or before the twenty-first Jay of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred rtlid fifty-five, otherwise ftnal and absolute judgement will thon be gives and awarded against liitn. ' < ' MATTHEW McDONALD, O. C. P. Clerk's Office, Abbeville District,'! November 20, 18fj4. J qly ly Tlie Stntc of South Carolina. Abbeville Districts?In the ^Common Please A. M. Benson V Attachment. ve >- Thompson ?fc Fair, ffm. I>. Lloyd. ) Plaintiff's Attorney.'y^'IIEREAS, the Plaintiffs in thi$ case did,. . . incnuruiuuy ui xvovernoer, 1861, tile their Declaration ngainst the said Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from and without tho limits of this StnUv and lins neither wife nor attorney known within .this "sane upon whom n copy of th'c said Declaration |niglit bo served: It is therefore ordered that tob.aaid. Defend*, ant do appear and pl?ad to the said, declaration on or before the twenty-first ~of Jfovembcr, in the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and fifty-fiVc, otherwise final nod absolute judgement will then be given nudfvprard-* ed against him,. ) ^ 1 Matthew Mcdonald, c. o, p. Clerk's office, Abbeville District).-. > ? November 20J 1854. ? J qty ly The State of South Carolina, *. Abbeville District.?In the Common Pitas Joseph n. Whitner, Y- '[< . vs. V Attachment. . Jnmea G. Speer. J - . WUKUEA3. tlio riaintiff did oh the thir- * ticth day of March, instant,* file his declaration against tlio Defendant, who (as it is - * said) is absent from and without .tho limit# of S tliis Stntov niul has neither wife nor attorney known within the same. upon whom a copy of " the said dcclarntion might Tie served: It is therefore ordered, that the eaid Defendant do "* appear and plead to the said declaration, on orbeiore tlio thirty-first day of M.Arch, which will he in the year of our Lord one thousand eighthundred nud fifty-six, otherwise.final and absolute judgment will then be jgiven. and award- , ed against him/- '*%&' &. m attiiew;iicdonaIjDkc o. p. ; Clerk's Office, Abbeville pwtrlc^-'J&^V^v.* * March 80, 1855. : V 148 qlyly .. . IRON I IKOHM IB0HJ I.l v . Atv the Sign of the Golden AhyII, ' ^ ./COLUMBIA, S. C; , i At Prices to Siut th^ Timeg. ' Subscribers havi? now Mliand a large jki- block <ii i uuxv, ic/iic/i tkey are tuno offeringat jrertllyf educed jpricc^for ed>M'5t'v, Tboir Btpck comprises a completo owsqrtmantof S\ved?^ ^Country,: Encli?l^ iOfral,Band; Hoop, Sheet, Hod, Horse';Sope.Iron', '&&>Afe. Wholesale purchasers wiH'-.be. supplied at- * Chavlcstoif ^prices, witii^xpepsw.addetk r-.x*" V Vl'rtjwind other Gtftfda delivered ut .the Rail-, rorid'liepot fre6 of dr*&gc.. . musk & aqwM a co. . AjfolfoO. 1865 * NE ^/MARKET" AND GHS^SWiQOB. Messrs. PEEEYMAN .fc^WALLEE "with tliem,' for the p.flrpdr'e'oScat'Aj^^^^^^f on a nj6r<$ t?ttenaive deal* |<the.eivl^fjDefitn?: will noMr feo :i?ERttyMAN; '?WALKEK.N& CO., "LkirlGr5?Sii.