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THE SOUTHERN LIGHT.
A RELIGIOUS JOURNAL,
EDITED BY
E. L. WHAT LEY.
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EDGEFIELD C. U., S. C.
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. - E. I* WHAT LEY.
.. . i , , .1.-. .
Patronize Home Manufacture. \
rr*HR
IUI lllWUUOll OI toe
JL public to their Lot of
-. >. Dome Mannfactured Shoe*.
Thoy have on band, and aro constantly .adding
to their present Stock of Shoes and Boots consisting
ot a variety of kinds. They invite particular
attention tothoir ' .v*- ?x- '
Winter Negro Slaoe?r>
They ar?, of. tb'e best quality, and will be
on the tnoat reasonable terras.
Persons wishing lo purchasecan sea a-apeciv
men of our Winter Isingans at tbo. Store of
H. 8. Kerr, Abbeville Court House. 8I10V* and
Boots of all kinds So the best Style of Votk^
mansWp will be famished on short.notice. :;v
" They Would also inform the public that th?y
"i have a good supply of choice LEATHER now
ready for use end for sale. Call and see.
V' : ...' ' YOUNG* MULLIKIJT, 1
' Due Wcst> Seleraber 3, 1851. 'Sm.
,~'l i ' '' i. i ' ' i i? ,
Water Proof Ware-House.
* imbaeriWr hai taken"-IfSTf
jSfawl the Planter's Water Proof M
: Ware.llouae. formerly oecanied ,w m?
Jz! k vSr" and by to
^ P?? mcrit a 1,ber"1 share of
; SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICE.
Cu*e of Dyspepsia.
f*?^HE undersigned is be:n? consulted by let
JL t*r from all pnrta of tfie Union, by thosi
wl?o nre suffering from DrarETMA and it:
condoqiicnt general wenkneiA, mutfculiir r?lnx
fttion, nnd nervous debility. Ilnvintr tor tin
last few yeni1", in his practice of Divdicine, turn
| cd liis attention entirely to' the treatment o
viiib uiHcnee ue is enabled from bis large expc
' rience to institute u peculiarity of treatment
J that will enable the patient to fret, ami
' know, after a day or two's treatment, that liii
J recovery has already commenced. Han he #
5 dry toiignc, thirst, lost* of appetite, constipa
thin of bowel*, nausea and vomiting??i# tin
4 skin dry, harsh witli unnatural heat ??is li?
troubled with eleeplessiie??, Ftarting in tils
nleep, (lolcinneni-j', impaired volition?witli
- palpitation or "fluttering" of the heart, an<1
:.?Ji, ~r i .1. I? ' '
V..O..J ?'UV VI Ifiniiu ?> I'SlTUIIltbl
All theno, nfter one, two, or three day's treat'
1 mont will commence to dimppear.
Tcomb of Treatment.?$5 00. for firet con.
puliation. Medicine forwarded by mail, with
full nnd explicit written direciione of the conr.tr
of treatment, Ac., to he puraued. Each subsequent
consultation and medicine forwarded,
?1 00. Money remitted in all iufiiances chouhl
be "registered'' ut the po.st. olBoo. All letter*
to bo nddrewed to the undersigned.
WILLIAM W. BLISS, M. D.,
20 Be(jkuian_ Street, New Yoik.
Nov. 2, mo. 6m.
The Iflills filou.se.
THE Proprietor returns his hearty and sincere
thankb to the many friends who
have favored him with their patronage, siocc
the additioh of bis now nnd thoroughly furnished
houto to the tirat-clawi Ilotek ol
Charlert-oo. lie takes pi one tire in announcing
that the Mills House, although new and in
good order, hus Vieen rc-touctied during the
summer, and so re-fitted as to keen tin with
the demands of t:isto, comfort and elegance.?
The arrangements of the House, in all respects
arc continued, with a scrupulousand unsparing
regard to the wonts of the traveler or sojourner,
and the travelling public arc assured of all
the accommodations of a first cln?s Southern
11 onto, at the tKuaI and eataMitdiod prices ol
such hotels. The constant personal atfontiom
and cares of the proprietor arc bestowed 011
tliohouse, and he is aided in all department?
by tliH well-tried and approved a<sistanU that
have made themselves favorably known to foi
mcr patrons.
TfTOS. S. NICKERSON.
Charleston, Sept. 21, 1865. 22 if
GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
GEVL SUIT'S OFFICE, )
G. A. C. K. R. Company, f
TIIE following Resolution was adopted by
the Direction of the Company at their
meeting at Grcenviile on the 22d instant;
Jietolved, - That until the first of Jnnnory
next-any Planter shipping on the Hailrohd one
or more bnU'B of Ov.ton, of his own produce.
10 (joiumnin or any station above, lie fillaiwd
a Return Ticket from the ir.arkot to which it is
consigned, free of charge.
All persons desiring to claim tlio boncfits ol
this provision will take tlio Receipt for the Cotton
lo the Agent at the station to which the
Cotton it shipped, and upon the surrender ol
it, will get a Return Ticket on tbp Road.
E. F. RAW0RT1J, Gen'i Sup't.
Octobcr 23, 1866. 26 tc
NEW TAILOR SHOP
AT ABBEVILLE C. II.
THE Undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of Abhcvillo village and I)is
trict that lie has opened a shop for the purpoBi
of carrying on tho
jauoriug JUU*lncM
on his own account.- IIo will receivc ordcrt
from t-own and country thankfully, and'will
spare uo pains-iu endeavoring to pi ease lii?
customers, both in the quality of hit* work nn<3
pricce. By strict attention to hus'iute*. rtnd x
nil tv to do pood work, ho hopes to secure t
, share of patronnpo.
Shop on Washington street, three doon
helow tho "Marshall House."
[Nov, fl, 1865 7m] FREDERICK IVES.
EDWABO WB3TPIBLD.
Abbeville Court Home,
RETURNS thanks for past Fnvore,
and respectfully solicits a tpBQ
continuanco of the same.
He koepa constantly on hand, of his own ninn
afacture. a Large Assortment of SADDLES,
HARNESS, BRIDLES,' MARTINGALES, Ac.
Also, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS and BITTS,
Being a practical workman, hfriaprepared tc
make to order all kind* of Saddles, Harness and
Military Equipments, at short notice, and at at
low prices a* any other establishment.
, ,r. tayParticular attoutiou paid to &Ukioda:o]
Repairing. v
June 8,1861.. 86 tf
CHARLH3T0N.' ' |
l5g <? _J THE Suhaeribera will con'-,, ](
^uiu? the FACTORAGE JP&k#
" AMD "COMMISSION BUbU
KE^S, fn th'? Gity of Charleston,.^ ij<fdr the
firm of * i". ' '
WARIJLAW & WALKER,
and raapectfully aolicit assignment* nf.Pro Inoi
of all kmd?,.to which, thair personal attention
tVrd beat-ofiorta will bo given..
Comraission for aeliing Cotton, .JFt/iv Cenii
... D.I. ' ?'" """ ' " '
jt?i , > n, /V. W Al<UbAW, .
' Q. WALKER, .
Oct i?r 1856 ' U 6m..,
ISon^e and iot for Sale!
i * *. J 1 i/ 1^ .1 I ; !
VfcRY IJIPOKTA^T.
M. STRAUSS, ... - Cokesbury,
RESPECTFULLY informs that he hu* opened
l?is . <
I FALL AND WINTER STUCK,
" Selected by himself,' and bought under
J advantages in tlio City of New. York and
* elsewhere, viz: * 1
f " !
Iirown and Bleached Shirting's Bedtiek"
tiekinir.
I Diaper Towel's Linen.
Flannel, Woolen Lin (Key, D<d Blanket*. 11
For tlie Lu<li<;s.
Prints, Cinuham?, Delaines, Alpaoen, Me*!
rinoH, Thibet. Cxf lilner* s, J<l l,Kh and <
VELVliTS; CLOaKH and TALMAal 1
? A 1.60? '
1 Enil>rf.Hk'rii'S; Collar?, Sieves { n lnrj;c '
nf l.iice?, 0 ovw, 1
Mitts, (iniiiitk-ts, Ilniif^r, adiI nll?kii?'i|'
of TRIMMING for Drewes and Cloakf, !
especially I call the attention to it fine '
article of CLOTH, suitable to make "'
s LADIES' (JlX?AKS ami TALMAS at! '
Very low Price, SHAWLS <fcc. '
For Gents uucl ISoya. j'(
j BROAI'CLoril, Dookiti and fiitiey C'AS- i
i SEMEItES, .-ml.;ineirt. Kentucky Joan.-, .(
Tweeils, En^'isli K?'Im?-r. VI&STIN'JS, t \
Collars. Cravats. Neckties, Pocket Hand-!,
kercliicfp, Gloves. Gauutlets, Rcebe
HATS ami CAl*S.
Wnter Proof 1100T3 and BROGANS,
HAITI-US
Ready Wade Clothing,
for Qents, Boys and Youth,
Selected wita espci-ial care and a purer assortment
lias never been ottered before in
U?ktdbury.
For Children.
Gala F!aidi\ CafBeirn-re, Liudsoys, Velvet, i
Merinos and Zepliir Good*.
Plnilf:iti?? ISnnHiil
Georgia Plains, Kcrscya, Oannbtir^ '
Ihmicmudu Stripes, nn<l l.ind.sevis '
BLANKETS, Jivgroo BllOGANS and 1
/Wool HATS.
B**idot? a mo-t. extensive Stock iti
. BOOTS SHOES. <JA IT 1?R& and
Children SllOkS.
1 STATIONERY. PERFUMERY,
mid F'liicy A RTICLES- \
GROCERY; CROCKERY 1
and HARDWARE. WOODWARE
xu\<\ CASTINGS.
Tl.n .W? I. .-:?i 1? c. -? -- -
.... mil uu lill mijlltrllir TO nny
ever offered. and will lie sold very low i:j prict*. j
It is important for vou t?> ro'<n* nn?l examine. ,
M. rtTR \USS,
Cokrshitrv. Oct. 1, 1X55. 22-tf j
NEW MARKET AN!) liRKENWHOD. ;
Messrs. PERRYMAN <S* WAXIER
\,\/UUIA) Inform the publics that they hnvr
> > associated MR SA.MUKL I'KIJUY.MAN
' with then, f??r the pnrpo r of carrying ?>n the
!ffvrriiutii(> Hnsino*
1 on n more extensive scale; tlio style ??l" the firm
1 will now l>e I'lCURYMAN, WALl.KU ?t CO.,
at iuitli _New Miirket and Greenwood.
T We would also env to our friends that we :
hare taken tmt<-h pains in selecting our Ootids
for the Spring trade, therefore we would re- i
f spe.ctfully solicit an exwniuatioti aliens', as w?*
flutter ourselves that, tor excellence nud variety
of styles, we cannot he surpassed (if equalled)
by any stock over licfor* nffi-r.^.l tin- ......
fec-i; " I'Kit 11YMAN. WALLEliTCO."
March 19, 1855 50 9ni
The State of South Carolina,
' Abbeville District.?In the Common Pirns
i Jouoph N. Whitner, \
v*. ,* > Attachment.
James d. ^pctr. )
> \\7-HBttEA'*. *ho I'laiiitWT did 01 th? tli;.
I \ \ tieth diiy.ot" March, instant, file hie
, declaration Hirninsi tin- iJefendniit, who (an it ig
I haiii) io nhsen-. f oin nu-l without the limits it;
: this StntCv;ft?'l lins m-t'-ff wife nor attorney
t known w'itliisi tin- sumo, upon whom :i ?.; v <>l
tho iiniil dfo'nration he s< rvi-d: It itj
tlicrtTuie urdi-rud, t'.it the said Defendant. ilo
npjiiRr and piead'io iIn* .-aid iK-oluratioit; on or
uri.m f hid imi'iy iii>? -iny ol March, which'will
he in tho year ??f"our !.<>)d one. thousand eight
hundred and fifty-six. ??tl?crwi>M* final and a'>eolute
judgment will thou b* given and awarded
against him. . . >
MATTHEW MrDONALD. C. C. P.
C'lerb'rt'iflice, Abbeville District, )
March 30, 1865. f 48 at^y
Joiner and Cabiuet Shop,
next lm10r to torpliesb ovfice,
ATiBEyiLLi: couirr.uot>E, s.-c..
I r |"*1 IE utidor?Fgned; thankfolibr
1 pn#i- fnvorf, and ever roady
to servo n goiiprotin nnhlkv may u ? w H U
Jba-.at .alKtimes found lifhin Sliup in the En-tf
ern "qpriVer-of Christian <fc Pfal#'i C? tch Fat
i torvP where he it -'.prepared io niaki' I'ANlil.
;;Ot>lW, SASil, BLINDS. .MAM'EL PIECES,
i dsc.; &'o. j
V ,I will'also m:ik? TA.BLF.S, DRHIC6,
CASES, IHCTUKE FliAMES, and rep.?ir furjj
o?t?r*iiv~ c,
V.I; will keep conrtnntlv on hr?nd't??dy mad*4
C0FFIN8 of th?* h*?t nini?*rinl fin.j
i?h, eitliqr .poljuhed or eov?-iv?l,: nil of w'nieb
I. will riclivef to,-any point in tliwaiiatrii-t free
of clmrgo with litM^rao or^upofi rHtfroiid if de^
* aired in direction. : . J v ?
L y. AH work done warrant*],oh g"o>l m the l?e?t
1 and ?tfjc?p according. 4'.'n per cent off for
' cnah on all work don toby ma.,
' Bar ^r referenco.^pplj to ?ny_ crentl^mhp ]
in tjie Inco?p??ra,i<ni*' . O. C. llOWEltS.
June 22,1863. 7 . tf
' 1- ...Ea^te.Notio^ ~
t. T k':
^' ?'ol,t
is ' * vv'; '
J'P? X; I . l\ ITy ,???>?
% ML> tt<: ?
A.T BRENNAH'S DRY OOOD8 STORE
wiiu.Mi aii. dUiiUSl Ai, (>A. .
$40,000
WORTH OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRV
m:m mrmmm mm 9
To be Sold Without Reserve!
'I^IIK Lnrpwt und lic.-tn.?sortcd -tock of Dill
JL .OOOL^ ever offered in thin City.
On nnd ufter Moi d-iy, Oetoln-r 8th. the uu
Irr* trued (with u view to make ft rhiiuue ii
In- firm, niid reduec hi* piv?ent heavy stotl
>f Go.) Is.) will pel), without reserve, lit Whole
>n:>'~"r lU-tnil, the entire btoi-k ; and to env*
_K>i)imi??ione, lie will sell lower thun the Good;
ivoiild hrinu at n\u:txov.
Merchant*. I'binters, Healer*, ntnl the puhli?
letieriilly. will itiudy their own interest. Uy ex
tminini; thisStoek hi-fore buying elsewhere.?
tid to i<!?ve time and trouble, lie would eny
lie utiii* win ik-unsh lor .sitino uiiilct* oik- linn
IumI do-'ni1.*: for ntnoiinta ov>-r, Approved fitj
Miiloi'-ciiiciit.*. witli interest from <ltile of sale
1'. ."r.?The i.mlii** fire ivupectfully invite.I t<
.-nil nod see theHlks, Merinos, Catthinet'ee, Woo
I'liiid.*, Alpm-ae, Coborg Cloths, Bombazines"
to., dtc., <fce.
THOMAS B KEN NAN.
AI?ov? t.lie Globe Hotel Corner.
Augusta, Oct 8. 1855 24 tl7
S. W. 6ILLILAND,
GEXERiL COM 1SSWN AGENT,
NEWHElUtY, 8. C.
Ri:SI'i:CTFLI.l.Y offers hi* si r. j
vioca lo nil those who trade
*t. NcwWriv. ?m thi'ir fSi.nf>t-fil i\
Agent. for tlie disposal of their Cotton 11111
>th?-r product*. Will give Inn personal at tell
tion to Receiving. Celling, Storing or Shipping
of Cotton ami .ill kinds of produce cntrimtoi
to his enro.
Having made arrangements with diflTeren
[louses, he in now prepared lo make liberal ad
i'qiicch <m Cotton slipped to <'harlestoii.
Will aleopay the highest market cash prii p
mi delivery, lor nilthw-Wh'-iit, F>our, Com am
Huer produce that can ho brought to thin mar
ket for sale.
An experience of several years business a
ill!* plii'-e, in all its various forme, iiidiieos liiri
to believe that ho can promote the interest ?
planters, ni'd hoped by prompt attention t<
merit a liberal share of p.-.t ronnge. Charge
for selling or shipping Cotton 25 eents per Imh
nil otln-r transactions in neeordancc with em
torn. The be?? of references given.
Ur.t-ii Hn? tiist of Jnnunrv next. ho n?nv b
found about the Store Room formerly oeeupiei
l>V Mcssr*. W. G. <fc J. I*. (>leu.
* Nov. 7. 1855. 27 tfj
"COKES? U R Y
CONFERENCE SCHOOL.
rl,IIK nex' Session will open the firat sclioo
1 ilny in February next.
There are three Departments, with an In
istruetor ut. the Ix-ntl of each.
Board in the best families, Te* Dollars .
mouth. Tuition, Twenty to Fortt Dollnra
year. G. II. ROUND, Rcetor.
Jan 10, 1856 37 tf
NEGRO GOODS.
SCIlKEY'S GEORGIA PLAINS,
BROGANS, BLANKETS, Ac..
The bir^c^t K'orlf ever brought to this plact
ami will be Bol l for Cash at juices which wil
iMtniparc with the Charleston, Columbia or An
irusta markets Tall mid nee r.liem at
CUAMBblfe <fc MA 11611 ALL'S.
O.-t 3
V FOR SALE.
iCFlTii for my House nnd Lot, "dSnt
in-.tin* Villu.e of Due West. The Bji|
hi!prown'n>.i!?a are tfood. There is n'ifiut Tfiir
ty-flvt- a.t.'h. a part of it Wuvdian'd, con
ifft? ?l ?ln*rew4ili.
A harnnin nnty he liiul 1?v early Appliciitinn
I would <*a 'the attention nmrc especially c
I'liyiciaiifi desiring a Lwvitlon f >r J'rnctlci*, t
thi? Pr??|i?vty. KOBT. A. AUCHEU.
October 30, 185.1. 26-tf
ftcccivcd this Day,
AT CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S,
BLACK Silk and Velvet CLOA KS ;
. lllaek Satin - !??.;
Col d Moirfc'Aitttqw do.;.
Black and Col'd Cloth. handsomely trim
roed with Mmro Antiquity <"' : u'-->
1 .. An<l ii urJ>al vancty of Clnth CLOAKi.
TALMAS, <tr. - (?ull and aVetheai before tho;
are all >ol?l. "
OofcMft .vc-ro-.
_T?? ;?v i/?i?, v.., .... ' . ,
Believe and be Saved!
I RKKW CJOSTTS !
TU E U n d e rf.i? u ejl n*s<k :?iwl IfAvi
' Mftftrfw T!ios?* ?iidi?Vtt>(l to liim arp nai
ncntly |)u v iiuc by th?? first of F*h
runry if t^v thry'i teili pay"Oi
atforrtry-(ttfon a/Ur. He' foropelled to' mis
iHonVy4>v ?l<at.*tnne,: .IAVLS !sI??1?LIT6.
; ; ;r^ ~ at
BOCK-ISLAKD C^SSIMEHKS,
FIJA
TfCCTNG^ I)OME3TICS^.' '
A MARSIIALL'3. !
"rt8 . . . ' .
>} W?rtvm;.Whmk?y nn.d'D*Vvinrtr<
in.fl. Rocrl fi q+ W htrVpf t, ?1 low prices fivUn
barrel.^or /ata tor cOsfa by H. Sr KBRR.
; pj&il&'iUfc'\---f ' .. ;32 ..
li.-i''rn'vY"**> *i *fu? iftr" wyy 7""if ri ? ; .,
s*i . v ^ .
.' SPAR#A;?WCif^ff,;w., p
EM A L ECO L Ij H G E .
r >ACULTt. ' .
J- W?^R?RI> TUCfcKR. J'rtBtd nl, hud p,0 <1
_ J*Hor qfj2ngli*h Literature; \
Rlv; <"tlAI{lXs lAYLon. M. 1), Pro/wor
t -m?J Aafaral Science and MatJumatii* ; 'A
Mi*# PLiEBE I*.VINE,'luttrutlrKtiK in Modrrri
I.nnmmnra 7,'^/^.... m.. *.i.. .. ?> . t
2x ? j-nysio ">(/!/, JJS*cr\pltV*
Astrrmoiny, Ancirnl and &icrni (J&tgrapht/, ctc ?x>U
St. P. 10. SAUMI'.U, .I'rofenaur of Mttxic ; - tioi
r A l.nHy rnmpcteut ?<? instruct hi iiiij <>i the
j OmnmtMituI iirniiclw* < I' I'Ymuli- Kiliu-utiiui will .
: he l>r?H:ltrc'?l ticfolv tliu coiiuiiviii-i'iiiciit of tin: ls 11
, Tvi in. ?Vv
t - TUITION FEES. y/'
. Prepnrntorv Depurtiiioiit, $;:o ? your. 71
, (.'ulir^ntv t)i?|mrtn?ciit, uintira- "l'r
, | ciiig even tiling t:<ught in tho
Collie course, 4t> " " M,n
. I Music on 1'iano, extra, 40 " cil
.' Fancy Needle Work, Wur- R I
I flower Work. Lflntli?*r u.'<?rir ?
- ?. I'n
, Cti\, ? " we
Tuition Foes payable in nil <-a?'ca strictly (>>iie
; Term, ?>r half yeut 1 v) in advance.
. Hour.], on the Canipuis with to 1
) nxMiibera of Fnvtillv, inelud- C
1 ing nil cxpens^rt light?, fuel, "
, washing, attention, ?fcc., $l?2 per month.
Board, without tlie items of 1
lights and washing. lit " " >
Quarlerlv payments in advanee will be re- Col
t quired for board. f
SCHOLASTIC TERMS. K,j
Tho next regular Term will commence on rjH
Monday, the '25tli of February. Annual Com- |
memenient at the same time with Wolfon] ^
College, iu .Inly; n?> Humuu-r vacation. The
r Fall Term will elofe in l)eccmher. in '
mi <ne nppiinuce* ?re ihiw complete, for n
? successful p>ose? utiim of <>ur labor. A goo<l ' .
'' Chemical nml Philosophical Appiirntns has
been purchased nml is now r?-n<ly lor ?se. The
* utmost chic hutl nttention will lie pai.l to the f
lienlt.il niid comfort, us well u* the mcntHl nml
'' moral improvement, of our pupil*. j
111 the mode un?l proeew** o* 1'ilii- a'ion. our jjjj
' purpo*e is not only to instruct cor rectly, hut to >
' discipline the uii'lerdtuiniiiig?'n teucli }ouug j.
Indies fi>>w tn think.
H It irt hut in?t to ouivelve* tn -of -
1 Professor of Music is mie of the iiih4 akillful ^
'* master^ of tin* (science; lie deservedly stand*
second to none in his own department.
' Wc may lie allowed to remark hero that we
1 reirard the r>|mrtn:tbm-u Fotnalo College as the r
f cheapest ] listittit.i/>n 01 similar grade in South en <
9 Carolina. A pupil may avail herself of the nd- l,iu
8 vantages of everything in the Collrgn course, 1
' with Music, Bourdiinr, mid all incidental p -!m>- ?ii\
'* laVie charges, for u little less than two hundred S
dollars it > ear I Thus : Sik
? Hoard, It ni'mtliH, $ la, v fliiR 00 DO
^ Li'crary Department, 4<> ?ii? T<I
Mu^ie, extra, 40 <:l) Cui
Contingent fee, and use of l'iano, 6 no (
??l!i3 Oh inn
J. VOFFORD Tb'UKKH.
Spartanburg, Sw C.. Jala !, 1850 37 lni ,
PL
1 I^xecutivc Doparluicat vri
COl.l'M 131 A,- Jan. 10, 18*0. |
By Hit Exccllmcy J A SfEt< II. ADA SIV, G*v. ten
enor and Command- r in-Chief in and opt thr
a State of South Carolina. J:
\\ IIERKAS information has been r*ceiv?d
at this TVpirtnirnC that a murder win
committed on the body of Tiijaii I'epkins, on .
the <lay of by Fbankli> 1'e'ik'Ns I
(his brotjiert in SewliAm- *
sai<1 Perkins ha* fle<l from ju.-tiee. 'd
Now, know ye, that to tin* end justice .mnv *
' ho done, and that. the said, !*? kin* may be Oti<
brought to legal trial for Irs off-nee ns afore- of
'* said: 1 Ja&ies II. Akam*, Governor ns afoi esuid, eul
Ho issue this my proclamation, oforii-g a :?* um
ward of three . hundred dollar*. for hi* nppre- T
henaion. ami delivery into nny jail in this Mtate. P?u
Said Perkins is nbor.t '23 or ^4 jeara of lure, nia
about 6 feet- 8 inch?* high, dark hair.liirlit eoni- Ha
plexion, generally wears a thin hunrd on hi'* Ge
chin, rather light colored, has a down ensi is n
_ countenance, and speaks quick when spoken'to, Tin
- he had his wif?w:tli him -vheii last heftnl from, the
t- Given under my hand and thu e?-al ol'the It i
i-ta?e. Iiui
>. [I.S.] J. II. ADAM V wn
f James Patti:b8<>n, Scc'ty of State. 1
o . . . nil
HAMBURG. J
- *a ^ T11E undersigned has V ^ !,e|
opened, in this plnce, an
entire nne and woll Rejected "Stock of <?'t>Ol).S .
in ihp'GlU/ClvRY: Lire, which he ulfers to his
jfcJVl _ j--*- ' ? - *" "
rirnu* ntio me ptitme generally. Ilu will be" jl* (
iti ttiH Market at- all times for. tli?? puruhnuu .of jm|
Cotton and other l'rodtieeo .-' ?v. ?s|
??" * Having pe^urcd'the ai'rriee# of Miy.Tosetih Rosamond,
na a hfiv'rf(jf Cotton, lie ^trusts be
fc, will be uh],- to share 11 Ijbi-ral .patioumiy; lit .
f wjll piye his .'attention to the Kale of "Produce,
and to t ho Receiving and ?orwarding of Mer:
diandisiv R. J. DKLl'H. J
irarabnrg,* S. C.j'Sept. 11, 18S6. v 10-lm
?f?2 $25,000 ,;1
rn TtV\r>nnr ? ,wJ.~d J-\ ?- ? - " ^ ~ "
l? wrm o vuiii. v} ynm?v* lfAMK* Tor ?! < rJ":
* 3ji|!-?'nA'>di'r*<>rt*aW Wckoria":Dint ri ut,:iirifla- oil
'* illn'n 5pme ToWfJ: LOTS In An'Jefaojn., Cii4ini
water |>o\Ver ?0ffy>ieiJt4 for f?,W<wl* anJ^ jj
Cott..n Factoiy abii'tfirjf ofcfitr:Mt|ijMfife^, 11A
The XANIW need. no rec"iti>l^i;diTtioi/ iM^ ..'.J
tli>V are Ko^i.i,;?hd nA TnioUk*, lli^lV-Jfllfc [& ?
grpes wflUi^nicpn. ?t f?Sr : jipc|i> In pril$4^jp pffi
' irient.-.V/renr? tnadtfejuiy, yj JJ4'?*
V* A<li1reM tf le/.niriMMguieiK at WpipJ Rir-V *?
HftbtrsliAin Conntfi*wo|yi<V; ?>r helinsy- :W
found 4 nilI??.E*at of Ujuret'ti liriiltf? I'u'keVm ?"N
i i>Wrici..fe--o..x . it. ^taiWE^:. I*
- ^UML _r;?i v;,tr L
' ; .-.for Kent,
Tl^5Si9*&!*S^ wraBBBK
r ? f"<v #,,u v??uniu?i|<my
"I
' ^e P..=t1.ff^lV- flj
PS s r' A*rm?
.. ; > ."I.(fll
3EK JSm ?3m m ' ' V.
FALL TRADE.
POPHUU I'ltH rs:
Ward, Burehard & Co.,
AUGUSTA,
RE Now opcuintr th#ir FALL .and WJN-"
l.. TKR nuppties of' V ' * v
Choice Family Dry Good*,
<trd with groat cure from recent im porta*
i*, mul comprising an a^oiunent which, for
Richness, Variety and Extent,
... .......II.. 1 it - -
.... . .-. . I kmiiki 111 uu* niHi KfU An tlicy
v liftv** tlii* rvputntion of Hcllint; FIllST
\~*S GOOD4, n nttiuh Jjowr Seal? of
'c.i than tliey Imve 1ie?-n untidily bought
e. they beir to unsure Mieir friends in
Abbeville District
t they intend to keep up tliis standard of
DICE GOODS, mid to keep down prices to
fnir remunerative profit. To Ca*A and
>mpt Faying (Jiratoniurs, and none others,
hIiuII otter
Great Inducements
ridlt our Tvtrnblisliinuut. ?
)?ir Stock conaiht!*, in part, of the following:
DRESS GOODS,
Lien VELVET BROCADKI) SILKS; ;
1()ISE ANTIQUE S1I.K, In Black and
urn
icw ami Beautiful Slindon nf PLAIN and
Pl'EI) ILKS. very heavy and rich ;
'LAIN and STUll'l.D SILKS, iu great rai'LACK.
ITALIAN and TAFFETA SILKS ;
,1LK ItOKIX SATIV Titotr
....<>< iuuh ;
IRKS; DeI.AINES: AMEL1NR CLOTHS;
AID STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH
III N OS, all tdiside*;
'Initi DeLAINES; Persian CLOTHS; Enh.
French and American CALICOES and
SOHAMS;
SALICO ROBES. Ac.; Black BOMBAZINES;
NTON CRAIN'.S; CANTON CLOTiLS;
Hack CIIALLIE.S and ALPACCAS ; EM
OlDERIKS and LACE GOODS, of every
criprion:
EVENING DRESS GOODS, in every variety.
iflcn's and Boys' Wear,
'LOTUS ; CASS| MERES; VEaTINGS;
TWEEDS A.-., Ac.
FOR FAMILY USE.
tuth, Wliiiiinv mid Rose BLANKETS ; Lin*
in.I Cotton SHEETINGS; PILLOW CASE
lit* ami Cottons;
White, Grey. Green. Blue, Welsh, Sax
nud Dome-tic FLASNEti; -?
linker FLANNEL**} Plain and FirjjffgJ
one FLANNILS; TABLE DAMASK;
YLIES; KAPKINS; VVINW CLOTHS ; '
W KLIN OS; Lace and. Muslin CURTAINS;
ri i.. Materials r-fuuiT cloths;
Nilor-d ami White Q&MIT1E3; Huckaback
1 Bir.IVEyt-DfAWKTlS; Ac.
PLAWyATIOM GOODS,
Cejjro BLANKETS; Oeorgin ?nd Kentucky
AINS ; Otton OSN'ABURGiJ; Georgia
IMI*h>; Ac.
< ird.-rs filled wiMi the most careful attjon,
and nil Goods warranted. >"*
WARD.--BURC11ARD A CO.
0|.t -21 - 20 tf
Land Tor Sale.
)12Sl(lOl/.S of moving to the West, I offer "
for Salo my Plantation, in AbbeviUa
trict, containing
s&o ysk.mzz b&k:S9 i>
Hundred and Fifty clenred, One Hundred
which is fresh and in " a high state of
tivutiou, tho balance in Woods?lies well,
1 is heavily timbered.
Nils Trai-tuf l.nnd lies immediately on th?
a Uond, one milt' from Alra. tfarah WidenV.
utid adjoins lnnds of Messrs. Anthony
rinnn. William W'illiainso/i, Joseph and
urge j'nttorson. nnd others, nlid 'for Health
iot. surpassed l>v nny place in the District,
e Pr oduction of the Lnnd is equal to noy in
neighborhood ns the present, crop will show,
is well Watered, an excellent spring in* on#
idrcib yards of tli?, house, with running
ter lhr??ugh most of the fields. ,-v
dure is a comfortable' Dwelling House with
iiC'vCsnry Out linildings on the. premises.
The nbovc limned Tract of Land offer# many
trt m mWi. - ?
..v n W ncvuc jr^rillli^
itly. In addition to its heinjx a good neigh h<??d
tW<* cai/tcinpiiited Villey lluMd will
in iilimit two hnndh-'d vr?ld? of the m??i
tvify tiiiilieri'd.pnrt ojF;ilie'T''*ct where'thar
- .wiU n?> doulft. he iii-gront denj?nd. 1 d??m
iiinoue.-wnry to giv? n more detnik'5 account,
t iiiviU*>?M-?uiii? wishing to hrty to g?*r mo a
I. ' . AUT11UU itUlU'llT.
M&cnitftr 8( 135.V ' ' -.r :
???-?T?: Mv.' . ..
- - X'XCB VCJ49UE3 1.. .
a. N D ORNAMENTA Xj
PAINTING.
\llP. Un<1? r?1>nfcd wicbeH .16:.inform'U?i citf- .
,\- ien8 i>f Althevilie pud >- ? vit initj thfit ho
end* to. iociUe>bi inso IfifTAM1? vi Iky c#r?
oic theJhoiwiTuM1 ^ IjroU^B. PArN^TEH, in .,
it* JiuncW*. V. AVitH'hUjWpVrien'co thrtiu^h'
ot >hepi^Wpa;li-tdwul?m
?riyM,.l Oiiihiiiu-d with i\ Hteftdy nttev tion to
inow.-ho liopin torgivis ft]) fcrtttsfactfon to *11
t? Vill fiiviirliiuiCwiili *WiI
n,' .
J t}C't .;'^r '"" '*?