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EST All letters or communications addressed ] to tho Undersigned will receive pnompt attention. E. L. WHATLEY. Patronize Home Manufacture. THE undersigned invito the attention of tlio poblio to their Lot of Home mannfactiircd Shoes. Thoy have on hand, and arc constantly ndJing to t neir present Stock of Slioes nnd Boots con iatiug of a variety of kinds. Tlioy invito particular attention to their Winter Negro Shoes. Thoy are of tho best quality, nnd will be sold i on tne most reasonable terms. Persons wishing to purdiaso can see a spcci- ( men of our Winter liroganB at tho Store of UL 8. Kerr, Abbeville Court House. Shoes nnd JJoots of all kinds in the best Style of Worktoaoship will be furnished on short notice. They would also inform the public that thoy b*VQ a good supply of choice LEATHER now jfcady ^>r U6c and for sale. Coll and sec. YOUNG A MULLIKI2T. Pue "West, Setembcr 3, 1851. 2ni ' ' - Water Proof Ware-Home. j i IB jif'ijlf ' TH?*nb*criber baa taken ^ / j j&SSS^ the Planter'* Water Proof SjfleSs^ Vfir? House. ,v formerly occupied by Mr. | J6hn Uaber, Sr., and;<by strict attention to ha?t&4MN^ he bopes to merit a liberal share of ^9 patronage of the gencrou* public of the . upper and Cotton growing district*. , ^The Ware House is above high water mark, "high add dry," and more securo from firo than airy other Ware IIou?e in Town. ">F. S. 1 will albo attend to receiving and forwarding Good* and Produce, entrusted to C. II. KEN KEY. Hamburg, Sept 1, 1855. , 191m . , A. C. Bqtiier, ifot. ?S8 arid 210 ifain utrcft, ' 'G*lnit|bla? 8. C. ' < llf>. *, M JWUFAU1UKUK 800-generalMBHm -i-TjL dwlecln fine and plain FUR-IT* Til PI^Nt?p- WA?? JAIBE 2mall .^arrfcnted f$r!oj)o year or longer. CM!l' All Idnda Friniiturfl rondo to" or dor, 'and all noatly ftod prcmntly repnirod. Abo, ' and Wot&l I3imal Cages. - 3 mh26 ' < ?$<* & ' Jffv?.*lT ?-f J*. SUB JTm e? i FALL TRADE. l*Ol*JL'I<AR PRICKS t i Ward, IS tire hard & Co., AUGUSTA, GA., VRE Now opening t.hcir l'AI.L ati<] WIXTKU #nppliot? of ! Choice ramsly Dry .Goods j uclocto<l with great on re from rooent iniportii tioiiB, ami comprising an assortment which, for Richncss, Variety and Extent, i is not usually found in this market. As thev now have the reputation of ?-? *Sing FIKST CLASS CiO<H")S, upon a inoeh Iswr Sen I - of Prise* than th.-y have been usually bought ; here, they hep to ar.sr.ro their friend* iii Abbovillo District | that they intend to keep up litis standard oT j CHOICE (<00l>>, and to keep down pri>-?'.* to n fair remunerative profit. To Ga*h. and j Prompt I'aiftvff Customer*, aud nunc others, i we shall offer Great Inducements to visit our Establishment. Our Stock consists, in part, of the following: 1551 BS5S ttttODS, 1UCH VKLYET BUOCATM-.D SILKS; MO ISC ANTIQUE SILK, In Iila<k and' Colors; New and Beautiful Shades of PLAIN anil K KPPED SILKS, rrr.y fuuvy and rich ; PLAIN and STltlFED SILKS, iu great variety ; BLACK, ITALIAN and TAFFETA SILKS ; SII.K ItClIlT'M KiTTV TITIJT.' . MERES: DcLAlNES; AMEEINE CLOTHS; PLAID STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH MERINOS, all (shades; Plain DeLAINES; Persian CLOTHS; Enplioli. I'rcnch and American CALICOES and GINGHAMS;CALICO ROBES. <Ve.; Black UOMBAZINES; CANTON CKAPLS; CANTON CLOTHS; Black CIJ ALLIES and ALPACCAS; EM BROIDERIES and LACE GUODS, of every description; EVENING DRESS GOODS, in every variety. Men's and Hoys' Wear, CLOTHS; CASSIMERES; VEST1NGS; TWEEDS, <te., Ac. FOR FAMILY USE, Batli, Whitney and Rose BLANKETS ; Linen and Cotton SHEETISGS ; PILLOW CASE t uiutnn <in\4 VUlLUiltt; Red, White, Grev. Green, Blue, Welah, Siix0113' and Domestic V'LANNELS; Shaker FLANNELS; I'lnin nnd Fitrurcd Saenuo FLANNELS; TABLE DAM ASK; DOYLIES; NAPKINS; WINK CLOT IIS ; TOWELINGS; Lueo and Mnsliu CURTAINS; Curtain MATERIALS ; FRUIT CLOTllS; Colored nnd White DIMITIES; Huckabuck and Bird's Eye DIAPEHS ; ,Vc. PLASTATIOW GOODS, Negro BLANKET."1; Georgia and Kentucky PLAINS ; Cotton OSNABURGS; Georgia STRIPES; Are. C5?" Order* filled with the most careful ntIcnlion, aud all Good* warranted. WARD, BURC11ARD & CO. Sept 21 20 tf Land fo r Sale. DESIROUS of moving to the West, I offer for Sale my Plautution, in Abbeville District, containing One Hundred and Fifty cleared, One Hundred of which i? frcs-h nnd in a high state of cumivuliuii, uie ijfimnce in w ooas?lies well, nil(1 is heavily timbered. This Tract of Land lien immediately on thePost. Kond, one inile from Mm Sarah Wideman's, and adjoins lands of Messrs. Anthony IlarmoD, William Williamson, .Tosuph and George Patterson, and other*, and for Health is not sv-rpatiwd by any place in the District. The Production of the Land is equal to any in the neighborhood as the present crop will show. It is well Watered, an excellent spring in one hundred yards of the house, with running water through most of the fields. There is a comforlablo Dwelling House with all necessary Out Buildings on the premise*. The above named Tract of Land offers many inducements to a mr.n wishing to settle ( ermaueotlj-. In addition to its being a gond neighborhood the contemplated Valley Kond will run in about two hundred yards* of the most heavily timbered part of the*T.-acc whero timber will no doubt be in great demand. I deem it unnecessary to give a more detailed account, but invite persons wishing t<> buy to give nie a call. ARTIiUll* JMUItPHY. Septcmb?r 8, 1855. 19-tf Just Receiving: AT H. W. LAWSON'S TIN MANUFACTORY TIN' PLATES, nlloi/.cB; Crankkd PA TTY PANS ; TEAPOTS; Bo* GRATERS; rotntodo.; J a panned TRUNKS, nil bizcB ; Round Sugar BOXES; Cake do. ;""Cnsli do. ; Toy CUPS <fc PAILS ; Epc WHIPS; Foot TUBS; Fi?ot STOVES; Molnracs CUPS ; Candle STICKS; CULENDERS; Pepper BOXES; RA TTLES ; CANISTERS; Knife BOXES; English Tea KETTLES ; Russia Iron SCOOPS; French SKIMMERS; Dressing CASES; E gV Ihh Wash BO WLS; Dust. PANS. I have also * largo assortment of WAllKon hand of , my o\^n manufacture, consisting in part of % k 6,000 Coffeo POTS, different size*; j Covered B UCKETS. all aizos; BA LE do.; CULENDERS ; Punched LANTERNS; Water DIPPERS; CUPS, all sizes; Cake PANS-, Milk do.; Wash do-; Dish do.; Tea POT8 ; Stew PANS; TRUMPETS; GRATERS; Water POTS; and several other different articles, which I will soli on reasonable terms, wholesale or retail. C3T" Evtry articlc tcarrantecL ffl Abbeville C. H., S. C., Sept. 21, 1855. JfUixLJSK'B HAT STORE. IN calling attention to my Styles for the FALL A2*D WINTEU, I return my .thanks at the *avne time to my friends and the public generally fer pr.st^fuvorsy and 1 shall endeavor to merit a continuance. Th4|amo moderate ?h'ftrffet will prevail that have made- the establishment ao popular throughout the State. . \ Fine Moleskin Hits, $J. Oakfot-d ?'n<l 'So;?'s (of Philadelphia) JKne Hats, and OeRuhi's (211 Broadway) will be W 80. ; No departure from tb?e prieee. -liirma^exelu?Yely Cash. , s-.-rhtf&s. ' " i* THEw , / M A S O N T O FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, AT COKE3EURY. ^pillS LXSTITUTI ON* will l>e opon f..r the 1 reception of Pupils on the First, dnv in i January nex?, and o ?)*e the J.nst, <l:iy in Sap-j tcmlii-r, making one longTerm of Nine .Months, j i The l-'atlllty will <-on?it<t of F. A. CONNOR, A. M., Prtxid'.nt and Prrfrssor of Xulnral Science and j Af/rthcmaticx; Rev. T. E. WANNAMAlfER, A. M-, j ! Pr>if<sx'>r o/' Moral J'/ii-'ummhu. Jfuidrtwrs ' Christianity and Belle* JLettrex ^ Mr. Cr IAEG-ER, Pro/tutor Mimic and Modem Language* ; Mins MARY E. SNBAD, Instructress in 1'aiming, Embroidery, tfct*. Tin- D?<ui-.l of Trust oca have secured the services ?>f ii Faculty composed of worihv Muster Mii.-onc, < miiicnt far p unity-of character, and I hifih literary attainment.). whose every tiTort I wi!i bo to cdueuiu \oung ladles so as to adorn any sphere in life. Our new Masonic building will be completed ; by the opening of the Term, and the Hoard in- : tend furnishing it with every appurtenance I necessary to the acquisition of an education of) the highest order. As 'hey hare determined that this Institution t>hull lie second to none, so they confidently cxpcct the oncouragemeut and patronage of nil enlightoned public. For any information necessary, we refer to our uircuiitr, or to any member. of tlic Committee, or 1'ivsidont of Fiicnltv. J. v aNCE, *) 15. 7 J KRNDON, J Committee. V. F. GARY, )Oct 15, 1855. 21 tf NEW TAILOR SHOP AT ABBEVILLE C. II. TIIE Undersigned respectfully informs the citizen# ??f Abbeville village and District that ho 1ms opened u shop for the purposo of carrying on the Tailoring Business oil hi* own account. He will reccivo orders from town and country thankfully, and will spare no pains in endeavoring to pleaso his customers, both in tlio quality of hi* work and pricce. By bi rict attention to business, and al)il ty to do good work, ho hopes to securo a I'llnrp of piitroiiii^rc. f<T Shop on Washington street, three doors below the "Marshall House." [Nov. D, 1855 7m] FREDFRICK IVES. Sign of the Two Large Watches. WATCIIES, CLOCKS, AND ?sr n bk.w9 AT SEW YORK PRICES,-FOR CASH! C&y MERCHANTS nnd Dealers will do t^T- wc" en" nn^ cxain',,e tbo stock of WaTcUES, CLOCKS niid JEWELRY, nt. 219 King Street before they purchase elsewhere. Every nrliclc warranted. A stock always on hand peculiarly adapted to country dealers. Save twenty p< r cent, by calling on WM. MASTERMAN, 249 King-sts., Charleston, Four doors from Wentworth street. October 5, 1855 22 tf , - ' $25,000 r WORTH of valnnblo LANDS for sale in Anderson and Pickcns District, inclu-l ! ding fomo TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On S nnc tract there in ft pond Saw IT1 ill ami Grist Mill, ; mid water power sufficient for n Wool and C<>tt?n Factory and nnv other machinery. The LANDS need no reconunendution ns they arc No. 1 and no mistake. Likely Nej^rt?4j.-? will W taken ill fair prices in pnrt payment. Terms made easj*. Address tlic undersigned nt Walton's Ford, . Iliilicrshnui County, Georgia ; or lie may he ! found 4 miles Ea*t of Jarrot's ItrMue. Pickens I>i.-triet, S. C. 1L A. G1LMEH. July IK l-^M. 3 tf - EDWARD WESTFIELD, Abbeville Court House, I) ETURNS thank* f?ir pnstr favors, \j and respectfully solicits a KtSSBsk continuance of the same. lie keeps constnutly on hand, of his own manufacture. a Large Assortment of SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES. .MARTINGALES, Ac. Also, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS und B1TTS. Being a practical workman, he is prepared to j mnlfo ? "II I-:-"- ?' u- UI- * . ... u...v> ?... r>n.ua UI .-liiimien? I lnrness U1K1 ! Militarv Equipments, at short, notice, and at as low prices aa any other establishment. Z-Sf I'nrticular attention paid to all kinds of Repairing. m June 3. 1854. fifi , tf House and Lot Tor Sale ! | -HE gn'>svrib<T being desirous of moving 1. into the country, offers tor (lie his Dace in Ihe^Vlllajre of Lowndsville, consisting of a DWtXLING HOU>K, and Lot containing twelve Acres, Blacksmith Shop und Carriage Shop. Tlieso 'Buildings are nil new and in good condition. They will bo sold together or separately to suit the purchasers. L. W. M?A LISTER. Lovrndesville, S. C., Sept. 8, 1865. l'J-tf IRONl IRON!I IRONni At the Sign of the Golden Anvil, | ?JUL.UMMA, S. U., At Price* to Suit theTimes. rPBE Subscribers have now o*n hand a large .JL" ?fctock of I K< )K, which they are now offering af greatly reduced price*, for ca*h. Their stock comprises n complete assortment of Swede*. Country, English, Oval. Band, Hoop, Sheet, Rod, tforse Shoe Irort, dr?, Ac. Wholesale purchasers will b?? supplied at Charleston prices, -with ekpenecs ndd*>d. i Iron and otlieT'Onoda delivered ut..tlie Railroad Depot free of. drayag#. c $ FISHER <t AONEW & CO. April SO, 18.15 i fju 1, ly - . OEIEJTT CHA*TE59, H. a. it; " coKE8Buaii, a 'VIT'lLto?eet ori the Fourth Monday of ere~ Y.. ry month; ahw, on the Friday m February, April, June, August, October, December, at 8 P. M. ' ' - - Feb. 10. 41 IJ gfciinglef! ShinglMl TTtOSHKE A SAMPLE, ?t Ninety-Six, keep eott?taitl4jr on Jii?ii<Marfit? of VEllVBIlPOnTAWIT. M. STEATJSS, - - "i - Cokeabury, KESPEtTTFULLY informs that helms ojxjuod his l'ALL AX I) WINTER STOCK, Sol 1^0.ti'd by liiinsclf, <>n?l bought Under- gn?i?t iidvantui;?* in the City of New York und cK'nlicre, viz: Brown niul lileaehed Shirtings, Hodticktickiuir. Dinper Towel*, Linen. Flannel, Woolen Liinihi'V, Ji'd Bhtnkcls. For ?!??? Liulicii. Prints, (i il??rhillll< Ihtliiimia Al?ion<.<? riling. Tliibet, Cashmeres, SILKS and VKLYKTS; CLOAKS mi.l TALMAS! A I.8U Lmbroidorios, Collars, Sl'eeves; n liirgo assortment of Luces, Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts. Gauntlets, Hosiery, ami all kind of TRIMM1NU for DrcHSM nnJ Cloaks, especially I call tlie attention to a fine article of CLO'IH, suitable to make LADIES' CLOAKS and TALMAS Ht very low Price, also, SHAWLS ?tc. For <*cnts ami Boys. IJROADCLOl'l 1, Doeskin and fancy CASSLMKIIKS, Sat lint-Is, Kentucky .loan.-, 'l'wccds, English Kersies, VEST IN GS, Collars, .Cravats, Neckties, Pockct llaudkercliicfs, Gloves, G a millets, Ucebo UATS and LAI'S. Water Proof BOOTS and BIIOGANS, G A ITERS. Ready ITIadc Clothing, for Gents, Boys and Yonth, Selected XTitil osneeinl Vnro ntirl 11 nurnr nu. Gortmcnt lina never been offered before in Cokesbury. For Children. Gain Fluids, Cnsseniere, Lindscys, Velvet, Merinos and Zcpliir Goods. " Plantation Ooodft! Georgia Plains, Kerseys, 0?nnburg!>, 'Homemade Stripe*, and Lindscyr, IJLANKKTS, Ncgroc BUOOANS and .Wool IIATS. Uesiilcs a modL extensive Slnek in BOOTS SHOES, GAITERS and Children SHOES. STA TIONER Y, PERFUMER Y, and Funcv A RTICLES. GROCERY, CROCKERY and IIARD 111-1RE, WOODWARE and CASTINGS. The above Stock will be fur superior to any ever offered, and will be sold very li>vv in prieo. lL ia important for you to eonie and examine. M. STltAUSS, Cokesburv, Oct. 1, 1855. 22-tf NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD. Messrs. PERRYMAN & WALLER ~\A7OULD Inform the public tlint they hove T t associated Mr SAMUEL PKRItYMAN with tlicm, for the purpose of carrying on the Mercantile Business on a more cxtonsite 6c?le;- the style of the firm will now be PERRYMAN, WALLER" <fc CO., at both New Market and Greenwood. W? would nlso say to our friends that we linvc tnken much pains in selecting our Goods for tlio Rprine trade, therefore wc would, respectfully solicit mt examination at least, as we flatter ourselves that for exccHeuce and variety of styles, we cannot be 6Urpaescd (if equalled) by any stock ever before offered in this market. PERUYM AN, WALLER i CO. March 19, 1655 60 9in The State of South Carolina, Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas Joseph N. W'hituer, } vs. / Attachment. James G. Spe<r. ) \\f mi. 111!. Air1, the I'lnintiir did oil the tliirT T tictb duv of March, instant, tile his declaration against the Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent, from and without the limits of this State, and has neither wile nor attorney known within the same, npon whom n copy of the said declaration might be served: it is therefore ordered, that the snid Defendant do appear and plead to the said declaration, on or before the thirty-first day of March, which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six, otherwise final and absolute judgment will thcu bo given and awarded against him. matthew Mcdonald, c.c.r. Clerk's'ifljee, Abbeville District, ) Mnrch SO, 1855. ) 48 qlyly! Joiner and Cn.t>inet Shop, NEXT DOOIt TO T1IE ritKftri OfflCU, ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. C., TTMIR nnilopsianojl thflwL'ful iwiTl-s.- ? X past favors, and over read}* to servo a generous public, iuny 3 " * J 1/ be at all times founa at bis Shop in the Eastern corn or of, Christian <fc Dcalo's Coach Factory, whore he is prepared to make PANEL | LOORS, SASII, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES, Ac., Ac. I will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOKCASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair furniture ?fcc. I will kcop constantly on linnd ready made COFFINS of tho best material and finest finish, either polished or covered, all of which I will deliver to any point in the district free 01 o'nuig'C wiVb hearse or upon railroad if desired in direction. All work dono warranted AB good as the best and choap according. Ten por cont off for cash on all work dono by me. par F??r reference, apply to any gentleman in the Incorporation. G. C. 'BOWERS. June 22. 185#. 1 tf ? . <? CAUtl#. ALL persons having demands against the Estate of JOEL SMITtf deecaaed, are roquosted to present them promptly attested to the nndursigoed, to whqm also those indebted to th? Estate are requested to make payment. . A. M. SMITP, ) p,.,, J. M. PERRIN. f.'?5r* March 1, 1855. 43 tf Estate Notice. ? THE Sate KOTE3 of tha Estate of James H. Tusten, dec eased, are now due, and ?*?1I K* nrif ? ?ntf If ma* W*~1A All debt* due to biro in life lifetime which rv not yet p?M, will also bo pot in suit with out discrimination, Pereoo* Indebted may rely on' nayi02 Coeta. if ibi* notice is net ittended fa... - 8AMUEL TUSTEN, U Administrator. HBHRY S. KBKR, WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL " ' i^wrnr'' aroceribs, mmm * cmmtmrn,. tT* temgrnzz B Office GK.N. SUP'DT Q. ?fc C. R. R. Helena, July 24^855. *pnE following Schedule for Passenger Trains I.. will go into operation uu Monday next, 30tU inst., viz: Up, Leave Columbia fl.00 At M. " FrostV Mill V.iJO " Littleton l(.i.05 " Allston 10.45 ? Hope's 11.00 u PoniRrio 11.10 " Prosperity 11.45 " Newberry 12.1 IS " llolena 12.24 " Silverulrect 12.42 " Saluda l.io P. M. " Clitippoll's 1.23 " NiuetySix 2.00 " New Market 2.26 " Greenwood 2.55 " Cokwliury 3.30 Arrive at Abbeville 4.15 Leave Uarenioro'o 3.50 DonJAi " 110110:1 patli 4.28* " Bolton 5.05 Arrive at Anderson 6.00 Lcnvvs AViliirtinston 5.40 " Golden Grove 6.28 Arrive at Greenville 7.00 Dowij,LeaveGreoiivillo 5.30 A.M. " Golden (Jrovo 6.03 " \V illinmslon 6.38 " Anderson 6.20 " Bu' 1 7.05 11 lloiicaiiatU 7.58 " Donalds 8.25 " Iiaremore's 8.40 " Abbeville 8.00 " Cokesbury 9.00 " -Greenwood 9.35 " New Market 9.50 ' Ninety Six 10.15 " Cbappcll'a 10.53 " SahidnT. O. 11.05 Silver Street 11.33 " llelena 11.55 " Newberry 12.15 P. M. " Prosperity 12.40 " Pomaria 1.10 " Hope's - 1.22 " Allrtton 1.47 " Littleton 2.25 " Frost's 2.55 Arrive at Columbia 3.15 E. F. UAWOKTH, Gen. Sup'dt. July 18, 1855. 12 It JEFFERS & COTHRANS, FACTORS AND fOMMISSION MERCHANTS, Charleston, S. O, ^3 <j> if THK Underoipned hav- <zinp formed a C'o-Purtneruliip for tlie transaction of u general Fuetorage and Commission business in the city of Charles ton, S. C., under the name of JEFFER-S & COTHRANS, beg leave to offer their services to their friends and the public generally, believing tlint the long experience of two of the partners in the selling of PRODUCK generally, will enable them to do ns well for their patrons as any other house in the city. Particular attention will be given to the sale of CO'ITON, FLO UK, GRAIN, Ac., and the receiving and forwarding business, also the purchasing of goods to order. In all instances our charge will be in accordance with custom, excepting Cotton, which will be sold for fifty cents per bale. HENRY L. JEFFERS, - WADES. COTIIRAN, JOHN R. COTURAN. Charleston, S. C., Sept, 20, 1855. ,^X. A CAED. I Beg leave to embrace this opportunity of returning my thanks to iny friends for their very liberal patronage, (especially during the past summer,) and as 1 have formed the r.bova copartnership with gentlemen well known, by which my ability, as we 1 as faeili ties, to 6?irve them and the pahlic are greatly increased, and ns spceinl attciitiou will be de-. voted to tbe business and interest of planters, I respectfully solicit not only a continued but increased share of patronage to the Firm. II. L. JEFFER3. Charleston, Sept. 20, 1855. MAMMOTH AT BRENNAN'S DRY GOODS STORE, BKOAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. $40,000 WORTH OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY G-OOnSf To "be Sold Without Reserve I T^HE Lamest and beet a? sorted stock of DRY JL GOODS ever offered in this City. On and nftcr Monday, October 8th. the tinders pned (with a view to make a chnngc in the firm, and rcducc hie present heavy stock of Goods,) will soil, without reserve, at Wholesale or Retail, the entire Stock; and to save commissions, he will (fell lower than the Qoods would bring at miction. Merchants, Planters, Dealers, and the public gencrallj*. will study their own interest by examining this Stock before buying elsewhere.? And to Bavo time and trouble, be would say, the tertus will be Cash foranms under one bnndred Hollars; for amounts over, approved City endorsements, with interest from date of sale. F. >' .?The Ladies are respectfully invited to call and boo the Silks, Morino?, Cashmeres, Wool Plaids, Alpacas, Coborg Cloths, Bombazines, <fcc., <to., <to. THOMAS BRENNAN. Above the Globe Hotel Corner. .. Augustu, Oct 8, 1855 f- ' * ** ,?W S. W. 6ILLILAN0, < , , .1 GENERAL COMHlSSIOS AGENT. NEWBERRY, S. O. Respectfully offers h? ?crvices U> all tlios? who trade jSkMBb^ at Newberry, as their General Commission Agent, for the disposal of their Cotton otbfcr produce. Will give bis personal attention to Receiving, 'Belling, Storing or Shipping of Cottqp and all kinds of produoe entrusted to hia care. ' Having made arrangements with different House*, he is now prepared to make, liberal advances on ^Cotton shipped to Charleston. _ Will elsopay the highest market, cash prfces 01i delivery,; foP fll tlie Wbeat), flour, Corn end other produce thatoaube broUjjht to this market for .said... An experience of several years business at tills place, in nil its, variouw/orms, itidu&e* him to believe that he can promote the interest of planter*, Abd Hopes by prompt attention to ftiarit?liberal ibar? of patronage- Charges .for Mlling'or^hipphrg-Cottoa 28 cent* per baltt, all other transaction* in f.ccopd&nco with^uAtom. ThtbMtof nftnom given. < jjffMfc''' .UntH the Mt dt JMi^gypext. U ^und abouttfc*ltobffllfoeq*eri? 'EHW WBXtt fc ( i O 01) 8. 'I' "WOULD call the attention of my friesds , 1 and the public generally to~jny y*Y*? Btoik of Full and Winter Goods. My stock consists in? ' / "> Ladies' Dress Goods? i Silkn, Fancy, Figured and Plaid; v . . IPack Plaid and Plaid Do; ' Muslin Del.uiues, Colored and Block ; Alj>a<-n!*, Hlaek and Colored; : J-^ Black Merinow, Muslin Lace*, Rwitlii, '' > ' Collars, Undorslcevea, Chemisettes: 1.tidies' Vests, Regal ettes, Alexandre'? Gloves; Ladies' Cauntlctte, Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, Hemstitched and Kmbroidered Hnndk'b; Antique, Plush, Ribbon &nd Velvet Trim* ' ' tnings; Straw Braid, Buttons, Ac. Ladies' Hoot*, Misses' do.?Black Lasting, i Colored, Black, Kod, do. Gentlemen's Wear?- .'s Cloths, Cassi meres, B B Hats, latest style: \ ? i Cloth and Glnzed Cups; V - \ Merino and Silk Shirts, Linen Collar*; Bordered Handkerchiefs, Fancy Cravats* Black do.; Colored do; <kc.' Also, v .. '" ? Negro Goods? Kerseys, I'liwns,.Linscys, Osnobnrgs, (plain and striped,) Negro Blankets, Boots, Shoes, 'J I Biogans, (boys nud men's); A good lot of China, Crockery and Glassware, " In short, my stock is complete. CaU. and see, and 1 will with pleasure show yon through. - * | J. A. ALLEN. Nov 2 1855 ? All# .. ft ' .*" The StatQ of South Carolina. . Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleat A. M. Benson 1 Attachment. r? > Thompson <k Fair, , #- ' i Win. B. Lloyd. . ) I'laiutiff'# Attorney, ? . \\7UEREAS, tlic rinintiffs in thi? caw aitl^fe T t on twentieth day of November, 1864, lit .y'T their Declaration again at the said Defendant, who (as it is saiil) in absent from And -without the limits of thin State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the said Declaration might be served: J . t . It in therefore ordered that the said- Defend-. nut do appeal- and plead to the said Declaration on or before the twenty-first of Novem-\~ t>er, in the year of our Lord one thousand V v.. hundred ntid fifty-five, otherwise final and ?b-l solute judgement will then bo giren and WAttl-.' . x . od against liim. MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C, l'Clerk's ofiioo, Abbeville District, ? & '<- ?> Noveihbtr 2(>, 1831. J qly ly \ <?' ? ? . ; C ; The State of South Caroling Abbeville District?In the Common Wm. Ilill A T. Alex'r Sale, 1 AttQohment. ]?> g Administrators I Xohmp:lon 4 F,;rf f-y, Jeremiah Shehane. J riaintifif. Atfy. ff. j WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs in this cm* >* V V did, on the twentieth day of JtfoTem* jber, 1854, file their Declaration against the :vv-.. hhiu ucu-nflfint, wlio (as it is said) is abcent > | from nnd without the limits of this State, v* j lias neither wife nor attorney knpwnjBiltiift lIil- same upon whom a copy of the bSU Dec? laration might be served: ' C '. ~ It is therefore ordered, that the naid-Defcn<i? ' - nnt do appear and plead to the snid. I)?cl?r*-.. jM v tion on or.beforethe twenty-first day pfNorim^ij ber, in the yenr of our Lord one thousand eight?.J?& hundred nnd fifty-five, otherwise fiflal and ah- * solute judgement will then be given andafftfi|^cd against him., /. ?v' MATTHEW McDONALD, CL C.JVClerk's Office, Abbeville District, ) - " November 20, 1854. J qly ly. *' The State of South Carolina, Abbeville District.?In the Common Plea$ . V| Willson <t Williams 1 Foreign Attachment, v . . fi vs V E. Noble, rlai a tiff's .)] .Toromiah Shehane. ) Attorney. "w. ~XT TT1IEREA3, the Plaintiffs in this ease ' T T did, on the fifteenth day of. Novcm-: -yffjg bor. 1851, file their Declaration against the V snid Defendant, who fns it is ??SVn ? nh???c -i-ft from ami without the limits of tl|ia State, ?i?4 has neither wife uor attorney^ kuotrh within ' the same upon whom a copy of. tiio" said Declaratiou might be served: '"Sa It is therefore ordered, that the safd Defend-. cjjjSSS ant do appear and plead M^the said Declaretion on or before the sixteenth.Uay of Novomv 1 ber, in the year of our Lord tine thousand eight ? && " hundred and fifly-fivc, otherwise final and absolute judgment will then bc'givon and award- \r ed against him. -C/^' mattiiew Mcdonald, c. Clerk's Office, Abbeville District, ) November 15, 1864. J qly The State of South Carol^U^'Vi. Abbeville District.?In the Common jPlnt . Britt & Cowan ) Attachment '?{ j-'v? $ t'? v Thompson i< Edword Jones. ) Plaintiff's -"H \7"X7*1II'-REAS1 the Plaintiffs in" t V did, on tho twentieth' bor, 1854, file their Declaration against Htib'% fi"- ?<j said Defendant, who (ns.it is ' * '" ' " f from and without the limits of thi?/-'Sttt^vte4' ''' has neither wife nor attorney known' wH&te li the eamo upon whom tt copy of ration might bo served: . *' M It is therefore ordered, that the said ' > "(f nut do appear aad plead to the "$s tion on or before the twenty-fifth ber> in the year of our Lord one fchom?an^^^>^^ .A' hundred and fifty-five, otherwise'final' jv*' solute judgement will then bo glvgtraaB-'y^^j^^v' Clerk's Offl'-e, Abbeville-XH*tricV^' j rj^HE subscriber offcrt fr r rent tWQ/-j^|^* . F Rooms. The one fornmjrty' ensU'rn corner of the Poblla gti the Marshall Houao and Gctfc tfriffibkt OwS^ .? ' The oUvpt formerly odoupie^ ,'?? immc^l^ely baok^of