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THE INDErENDENT, PRESS
18 I'UBLIBIIBI) EVKKY FlttU.t'r .MOIININO, UY
PUOIOEJTT A WILSON, Proprietor.
, TERMS.
6^y**gl 'per milium, incariabty inadrauce.
Advertisements will bo insorte J conspicuously
at the following very low rated:
1 vquuro of 12 lines or less, 1 insertion. 76
- " Every following insertion, 37
1 square 3 nioistba, ? 1 l>0
1 " 0 " i> ?'li
1 " 1 venr, 10 00
Announcing a Candidal-*, <iu advuitOt*,) a 00
Liborsl deduction* will l>c made to pcreoun
advertising largely.
All obituary notices exceeding twelve lines
will bo cliurgod ?s advertisement?.
e^WAll communications aud letters on busi
new with this oflioe, must he uddrossed to Tue
Independent Pbess. Abbeville C. II. S. C., tbef.ud,
to insure attention.
A TYU"F!"R TlTfaivr-Cfo-ma
SPAOTASBUEG
FEMALE COLLEGE.
FACULTY.
J. WOFFORD TUCKER, President, and Professor
of English Literature ;
Rev. CHARLES TAYLOR. &1. D, Proftsior
of Natural Science and Mathematics ;
Miss PHEBE PAINE, Instructress in Modern
A,anjuoffcs, JDeiaiiy. y/iysiocoff!/, JL/cscriplivc
Astronomy, Annicnl and Sacred Geography, etc
Sr- P. E. SAUNIER, Profetsor of Jlutic ;
A Lady competent to iu6tnict in any of tlic
Ornamental branches of Female Education will
be procured before the commcnecmcnt of the
Term.
TUITION FEES.
Preparatory Department, $20 a year.
Collegiato Department, umbracine
everything taught in tho
College course, 10 " "
Mueio on Piano, extra, 4U " "
rancy iNccdlc Work, Waxflower
Work, Leather work,
etc., ? " "
Tuition Foes payablo iu all eases btrietly (one
Term, or half yearly) in advance.
Board, on tho Campus, with
members of Faculty, inclml- %
ing all expenses, lights, fuel,
washing, attention, ?tc., ?12 per uiouth.
Board, "without tlio items of
lights and-washing, 10 " "
Quarterly payments in advance will be reQuired
for boayc).
KrTtnT ACTTr TrnMa
Tho next regular Term will comtncnco on
Monday, the 25tn of February. Annual Commencement
at the earno time with Wott'ord
College, in July; no summer vacation. The
Fall Term wi)l close in December.
All tho applinuces aro now complete for a
successful prosecution of our labor. A good
Chcmical and Philosophical Apparatus has
been purchased and is now ready for use. The
utmost care and attention will bo paid to the
health and comfort, as well as the mental and
moral improvement, of our pupils."
In the mode and processes of Education, our
purpose is not only to instruct correctly, but to
discipline the understanding?to teach young
~ ladies how to think.
It is but just to ourselves to say that our
Professor of Music is one of the most skillful
masters of the 6ciencc; he deservedly stands
second to none in his own department.
We may bo allowed to remark here that we
regard the Spartanburg Female College as the
cheapest Institution of similar grade in South
i iAl i ?* I'?f** ??J "waar ur mo nd?
rautng?? of everything in the College coursc,
with Music, Boarding, and all iDcidcntal scholastic
.charge*, for a little less than two hundred
dollars a year ! Thus :
Board, 9 months, ?12, $108 00
i/ci'urtuicui, '10 00
Music, extra, 40 00
Contingent fee, ami use of Piano, e 00
- -T, ' $103 00
Jw WOFFOHD TUCKER.
Spartanburg, S. C., Jan 1, 1850 37 lui
JEPFERS & C0THEANS,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCIL1XTS,
_ Central Wharf.\
Charleston, S. C,
BEG leave to inform their friends, and tlie
public generally, that they still continue
the above Rusin/xu: ntwl will ?
?, m >? wvivbv vucir utit'ii*
* tion to the sale of
Wheat, Cotton, Flour. &c.,
and the purchase of Goods, Family Supplies
for Planters, die.
Having determined to confine themselves exclusively
to a Commission Business, they hope
to merit and receive a full share of patronage.
HENRY L. JEFFERS,
WADES. COTHRAN,
JOHN COTHUAN.
January 23,1856 39 * ' 4m
Sign of tlie Two Large Watclies.
WATCHES, CLOCKS.
, /
AND
AT SEW*YORK PRICES, FOR CASH!
C?A MERCHANTS and Dealers will do
we^ to caH and examine the stock of
Watches, clocks and jewelry, at
249 King Street
before they purchase elsewhere. Every article
" warranted! '-ia*/
- A stock always on hand peculiarly adapted
p to country dealers.
Smve twenty per cent, by calling on
WM. MA3TERMAN,
<v... 2-19 King-st, Charleston,
Four doors from Wentworth street.
vcioDcr b, 1855 22 tf
Jfv A. C. Squieiy *
208 and 210 Main itrcet,
Columbia, 8. C.
. v'V. ' "Ayf A3JUFAOTURER and generolflflK&HI
jjuj' _ -i-TX- dealer in fine and plain FTJR-O # ? H
?L* MITPRfi QHAIRB, PIANOS, WALL PAPER,
, , M ATTR ASSES, <&p., do., at low prices for eaab,
* and all Varrailted for one vet? r>r inni?r I
A 'J.- * >. All.Wftda>Ptifnitiilr6 madfe-tb-order, and all
V kind* - fielUJy'aod;prqraptty,vrepftired. Also,
Wood ivnd Metal Bunfti <Qa?e?- -mh26
' >* < " Wotlte to flte jfubito" 1
* uaa^<'f tw'
v?j*
NOTICE/ *
Subscriber, wishing to remove to Gc.?rJ_
gin, oilers for sale his
Valuable Plantation,
cnutaiuiug Five Hundred uud sixty-nix Acres,
(iliout one-h.ilf iu the woods, lying on Corn aere
Creek, as pood lip-land as Abbeville District
atTordrt. Those wishing to purchHne would
do well to look at it before buying ebewherc.
It ii> situated two and a half uiIIom below Stoney
I'oint residence, iinniediate.ly on the niniii
road leading to Hamburg. The place ix very
1 Well itHDI'OVed. with n ???. ??i" I .I-.... St:.1.1..J
new Gia-liouao, together witli
A Good Tiiu-Vnrd.
Anj-onc wishing to aiabnrk in Mult Imsin. ss,
would do well to tecure (ho location, ns tlu-rc ib
no bettor in the L>it>lW?t, as it ib t-upported by a
large rnn of custon*. He has n good and experienced
Tanner lie would sell, and also a large
stock of Leather in the vats. Call soon.
Possession would be given n?-xt winter.
" AV. D. CALHOUN. .
March 7, 13"?C Sin
GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA RA1I RflAn
GEN'L SUITS OFFICE, )
G. <fc C. H. R. CoMPANV. f
nPIlE following Resolution was adopted by
JL tho Direction of the Company at their
meeting at Greenville 011 the 2'2d instant:
Resolved, That until tho first of January
next any Planter shipping on the Hailrohd tine
or more hales of Cotton, of his own produce,
to Columbia or any station above, he allowed
a Return Ticket from the market to which it is
consigned, lYoe of charge.
All persons desiring to claim the benefits of
this provision will take the Receipt for the Cotton
to tho Agent nt the elation to which the
Cotton is shipped, ami upon the surrender of
it, will get h lintiirn Tickct on the l'oail.
E F. ItAWOICTU, Gcu'i Sup't.
Octobcr 23, 1853. 20 to
NEW TAILOR SHOP
AT ABBEVILLE C. II.
r~|'MIE Undersigned respectfully informs the
JL citizens oi" Abbeville villacc an?l Dis
trict that, lie lifts opened a shop for the purpose
of carrying ou tlio
Tailoring ISnhincss
011 his own account. He will receive orders
from town and country thankfully, and will
spare no pains in endeavoring to please hie
customers, both in the quality of his work nnd
prices. By 6triot attention to business, and anil'ty
to do good work, lie hopes to sccurc a
share of patronage.
Shop on Washington street, three doora
below the "Marshall llousc."
[Nov. 9, 1855 7111] FREDERICK IVES.
?Vl> ? V? W ?S -?
UJUL&HbASSTilfl.
if THE Subscribers will con- *fi .< > jf
ps*^l tinuc the FACTORAGE
AMD CO Mil ISSION BUSINESS,
iu the City of Charleston, under the
firm of
WAUDLAW &. WALKER,
' and respectfully solicit Assignments of Pro lucc
of all kinds, to which t heir personal at ten tiou
and best cfiorts will be given.
Commisoiou for selling Cotton, 1-lf'li/ CenU
per Bale. W. A. WAKDLAW,
G. WALKER,
Oct 12, 1655 21 Cm
Water Proof Wsirc-IIotisc.
__ ~jf TUP snharrilipr Imib tnlien V ^ vf
52????? tile Planter'* Water Proof a,
Wan; House. rorffl'ctty TSceupicil l>v Mr
Inkn o_ ?1 r~ - l -
wauci, or., uuuxiy strict attention tc
business, ho hopes to merit n liberal share ol
the putronngo of the generous public of the
| upper and Cotton growing districts.
Tim Ware House is ahove high water mark,
"high aud dry," and more secure from lire
than an}- other Ware House in Town.
1'. S. I will also attend receiving ntnl
forwarding Gooila and Produce, entrusted tc
my care. C. H. KENXEY.
Hamburg, Sept 1, 1855. 19-lm
Settlement
OF TUE ESTATE OF ELIZABETH UA>'KS, DEC,
r?^HE Administrator of eaid Estate hereby
JL notifies all parties concerned, that lm will
make a final settlement of tlic snme before tlie
Ordinary of Abbeville, ou Saturday, the 20th
day of April.
All claims will be rendered nptoliimby that
time, else they will not be noticcd afterwards;
and all those indebted to the Estate will be made
to pay costs unless paid in a very short time.
JAMES BANKS, Adm'r.
January 26, 1856 SO 3ni
COKESBIIRY
CONFERENCE SCHOOL.
f|^lIE next Session will opcu the first school
.1. day in February next.
There are three Department*, with an Instructor
at the head of each.
Board in the beet families, Tkn Dollars a
month. Tuition, Twknty to Fortv Dollars a
year. G. II. ItOUND, Rector.
.Ian 10, 1856 87 tf
, ?
H?UilU UUUJJH,
SCHLEY'S GEORGIA PLAINS,
BROGANS, BLANKETS, Ac.,
The largest stock ever brought to this place,
and will be sold for Cash at prices which will
compare with the Charleston, Columbia or Augusta
markets. Call and see them at
CHAMBERS <fc MA1LS1IALL*S.
Oct 3
BOCK-ISLAND CASSIMERES,
Jf EN TUCK Y JEANS,
XV FLANNELS, LINSEYS,
TICKINGS, DOMESTICS,
A large stock, at
CHAMBERS A MARSHALL'S.
Oct 8
WESTERN WHISKEY AND BALTIMORE
RECTIFIED.
Bbls. Western Whiskey and Baltimore
Jmitj Rectified Whiskey, at low prices by the
barret for sale for cash by EL 8. KERR.
Dec. 12, 1865. ... .%%, at
Blacksmithstools.
irkT tnrouiTua- KA'^.io ? ?
. ^.uauttmuiiug lyvi^ uumpiew, COTlBI9t->n^.
pf/BeHows, tonTjM to ?3 inches;
Vice% Hlmmcjw and Tongs ; all at the jo-west
cash prices, tar sale at the grocery store of
^HByRY S. KERR,
P3EojL1E*AJL? * B?TAH
YERV IMPORTANT.
! M. STHAUS8, ... - Cokcsburj
Respectfully n.fWuib ti??t i.e)?....
ed his
FALL AND WIXTEtt STOCK,
Selected l>y himself, and hough I uudvr gror
, udvantages in the City of Now York au
eleewliore, \iz:
Brown nud lileaehed Shirting*, Hodtii-l
tii'kini;.
I)in|)i>r Towels, Linen.
Flannel, Woolen Litidsoy, Ji<<i Blanket
i oi' use Lutlica.
Prints, Ginirliams, Dt Initios, Alpaeea, M<
linos', Thibet, Cashmeres, SILKS nr.
VELVETS; CLOAKS aud TALMAS!
ALSO?
Embroideries, Collars, Sleeves; a larju
assortment of Laces, Ribbons, Glovei
Mitts. Gauntlets, Hosiery, and all kiu
of TRIMMING for Dresses and Cloak
especially 1 call tho attention to a fin
article of CLOTH,.suitable to mak
LADIES' CLOAKS and TALMAS i
very low Price, also, S1I AWLS A-c.
For ?ioiit> and B^oys.
BROADCLOTH, Doeskin and fancy CAS
SEMERES, Satlinet.fi, Kentucky Jehn
'P.. J., ?" inviMl-n.
i >. j^llgmnll 1htmvd, >
Collars, CruvaU, Neckties, Poekel llam
kerchiefs, Gloves, Gauntlets, Beeb
HATS mid CAPS.
Water I'roof BOOTS ami BROGANi
GAITERS.
Ready Clothing,
for Gonts, Boys and Youth,
( Selected witii especial care ami a purer hi
' gortment lias never been offered before i
Cokcubuiy.
For Cliildnm.
Gala Pi aid.a, Cassemere, Linriseys, Velve
Mori i!v?j and Zepliir Goods.
Plantation Goods!
Georgia Plains, Kerseys, Osnabnig
Homemade Stripes, anil Lindsay
BLANKETS, Ncgroe BROGA.NS an
Wool HATS.
Besides a most, extensive Stock in
BOOTS SHOES, GAITERS and
Children SHOES.
STA T/ONER PERFUMER
and Fancy A RTICLES.
GROVER Y. OilOCKEll Y
1 and IIA li D IVA RE. WO 0DWARE
and CASTINGS.
The above Stock will he fur superior to an
ever offered, and will he sold very low inpric
It is important for you to come and exaniiu
M. STUUJSS,
Cokeshiiry, Oct. 1, 1835. 22-tf
VARIETY STOKE!
\Y. W. SIIILLITO,
HAVING become proprietors of Llio Confc
tionery and Variety Store, at Abbevill
Court. House, respectfully invite the attciitui
of the public to their fresh, full and varii
ns3ortinent of
Confectioneries,
FRUITS, CAN 1)IKS,
PRKSJEIi I'J'Jfi. PlCKLIiS, &C
' together with a supply of Fireworks?Cruel
1 crs, Sky-Rocket*, Roman Candles, d:e., (and
remnant ol Toys which will be sold very l??v
! ua we wish to discontinuethat part of llto bn
inoss) now on hand and bcinir constantly r
ccivrtd?and which will be sold at uiiusuali
low prices.
They arc determined to keep always on liar.'
for the accommodation of customers, ever
. tiling in their line that r.nn he called for, an
hope hy gncli attention to the wants of the
, ?t.otwrrorfl.'Oy'iair'dcalliTg. ani! low charges 1
secure liberal patronage.
' They are determined to keep a larger an
' better assortment than lias vcr before l?e?
: offered, and all at prices which cannot fail 1
satihfy.
C3T Give its a trial.
' Dcc. 2n. 18f.5. . 3'vtf
The State of South Carolina,
1 i? f . *11 TA . - *
jiuucvuie jjistrtct.?In the Common I'let
Joseph N. Whitncr, )
rs. > Attach uient.
James O. Spccr. J
VyUEREAS, the Plaintiff did on the thi
T ticth day of March, instant, tile h
declaration ngniusl the Defendant, who (as it
[ said) is oh&cni from and without, the limits i
. this State, and has neither wife nor attornc
known within the same, upon whom a copv i
the said declaration might he nerved: It
, therefore ordered, that the said Defendant <1
appear and plead to the said declaration, on <
before the thirty-first, dny of March, which wi
be in the j-enrof our Lord one thousand eigl
hundred and fiftv-six. otherwise final nud nl
solute judgment will tlieu be given and awar<
ed against him.
MATTHEW McDONALD, C.C.P.
Clerk's Office, Abbeville Distriet, )
March 30, 1855. f < 48 qlyl
Joiner and Cabinet Shop,
NEXT DOOIt TO THE I'KESS OFFICE,
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. C.,
rpiIE undersigned, thankful for l?
JL past favors, und ever read}to
serve a generons public, may If " w if
be at all times found at his Shop in the En.v
ern corner of Christian A Dcule's Coach Fai
torv, where lie is prepared to .make PANE
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL 1'IECE:
I . I -
(SC., sc.
I will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOO*
CASJiS, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fu
nittyre dec.
I will keen constantly on hand ready mad
COFFINS of tli?! best material and finest fii
ish, cithcr-i polished or covered, all of whic
I will deliver to any point in the district frc
of charge with hearse or upon railroad if di
sired in direction.
All work done warranted as good as the l>e.<
an.l ?? " '
vu??..? oucui uiug. ion pur cent oir it
cash on all work dono by me.
fST For reference, apply -to nny gentlrmn
m the Incorporation. G. C.-BOWERS.
June 22, 1855. 1 tf
Administrator's Notice.
THE Administrator of the Estate of Dr. W
L.Trible, hereby gives public notice tbu
tlie same will be settled, in the Ordinary's; o
fice, on the 12th day of April next. Ail pei
(tons having legal demands against aaid Estat
are repaired to present them duly, attested o
ur utjioro mot. any; ana tno?e injJebUwl wi
, tak? du?t notice tbatafter the .12 th of.Februnr
their notes and aobOnnfo will be placed in tli
hands of an officer for'colleotign.
a M. TRIBLE. Adm'r.
N. B.~Tho?? fiiWftg demands .will come fo
; ward and reoei ve tueir pay ^immediately aftc
tho settlement * Si. M. T., Admr.
January S, 18*6 ' 86 .'801
. Notice to Goardians, <fec.
UARIjlANS^ Trustees, &C,, tiablo to ' <m
? 0X9 h?$eby notice
i6
j GREAT BARGAINS TOR CASH!!
1 MttoJitort
j AT A HBEVILLK C. II.
DLACiF.I! ?t LIVINGSTON respectfully iu|
k; form the citizens of Abbeville village and
j District thut they have opened, uttlie old bland
V7ILLSON & WILLIAMS,
,*; one of the large*!, best selected. finest and j
j cheapest stocks of FANCY and STAPLE
: ? ac w
e ever exhibited in the up-country.
#, As a part of our extensive assortment \vc
<1 will mention:
* Ladies1 Dress Goods?
DeLiiines, Cashmere*, Aineline Cloths;
Alpacas, l'lnid StulTa, Oinghnins ;
English anil French M^rinoes (all (shades);
Calicoes, (of every style ami price);
Mantillas and Clonks, (a splendid ussort- j
>- mcnt of latest styles and at all prices);
s=, Hosiery, (Jlovcs, Shoe?, Ac.
J; For Oviilk and Boys?
e Ch'tlis, Cassiuieres, Tweeds, Vestitigs;
Lioolt*. Shors. Hats ainl Can*. .t-i!. it-.- -
>, | Also, one of tin* large.-*!- nml W.s! mamifaelured
ns*or*mfcii!? of j
Ready-made Clothing
that has ovi'i' l>u?*n lirouiflii tn tliin market. to
*" which particular attentiou id invited.
ii
For Family IFm;?All
kinds t>f I lnnkets, Flannel*. 1)?: ks: '
j Sheeting*. Shirting.", Tickings Towellings;
' Diaper*, Doylies, Curtain Materials. Ac.
. l'laulntioii CO?iU?
s Plains (Georgia and Kentucky);
.! Otftiahurgs, stripes, Kerseys, ?fcc. ??<. ;
Wc have also an extensive stock of
JF.WELRY,
consisting of every article embraced under tliat
IiimhI, to which we invite the notice of eu.vtomers.
In short., our slock is varied and complete,
and we respectfully solicit an examination of it.
Wcsliow for nothing, and sell for as near nothing
as any other establishment can afford to
V do.
<* WTT.AT I. A- ttl'P * : '
.? iNiipiKKirv tYlll reil
c. ran CAsn.jgi
Oct 22. 1 SOft 20 r.m
- The .Soulli Carolina Agriculturist.
rIMIE Executive Committee of I lie State Aj;! -
A riculUirul Society of fiontli Carolina havle
ing selected the eubscriber to eilit their paper,
>n a prospectus is now issued in compliance with
d tlieir in.-trtii t.ions.
Til is iotirnul will III- ilpvnln.1 ?n A
Horticulture, Natural Science, Rural Taste,
Architecture and Art, tli*- Mechanical and Mativ
ufaettiring intore.-ts. and all the pursuits peru'
taining to general improvement. If. will also
Jt contain a faithful transcript of the organization
and proceedings of the Society, 1-^savR and
' communications from tlic lust writers iu the
State, and a monthly Mtn.rnary of the spirit of
the Agricultural press.
^ All subjects devoted to tho improvement of
^ the mind, the soil, stock, and domestic comfort,
* will lind ready admission into its columns, and
hucIi contributions are specially desired.
:* The wurk will he printed in hcaut.ifu) new
nnd fWir typ**, on finr whitir pr\p'T, With A tllit
vu v?>v>, .111.1 ? in i:uiiiuni iiiiiiy-iwo |?niros per
(j inontli. The publication will commence 011 the
first?of May, 1S56. Tlietv will also I?e publ0
lislied on additional advertising sh?*et, as ft supplement,
in which a limited number of advertisements
will be inserted.
Terms.?$1 00 per annum. No paper pent
unless the money is paid in advance. Life
members to thcStnt? Agricultural Society will
receive the paper without cost.
r.v Address A. G. SUMMER.
Editor "South Carolina Agriculturist,"
State Agricultural Society Rooms, Columbia.
r I'stulc of Jolui Clay, Dcc'd.
is Settlement.
"j. Hj^llE kiiulrod and creditors, and all parties
X concerned are hereby notified, that a
final Settlement, of the above K?t-iitn urill
made in the Court of Ordinary for Abbeville
,s District, on Tucsduy the 13tfi of Mnv next.
All persons having claims against the Estate
must present I heui to the Administrator, before
" ihat tune, niul tho Distributees are notified
11 that the Administrator will not consider himseh
account ble for Interest afterwards.
*- JAMES LTMcCELVY, Adm'r.
February 13, 1366 3m
Head Quarters,
Sixth Regiment S. C. Militia,
March 18, 185G.
ORDER NO. .
. rpiIE Upper and Lower Battalions, coinpri-1
JL aing the Sixth Regiment South Carolina
3 Militia, will Parade for Drill and Review at
u tlieir respective Parade GiviiikLj, viz:
t- The Upper Battaliou nt Drake'* Oldj FicM,
c- on Sntnrdny, the 3d <?!' May next.;
f* The Lower Battalion at Chalk Level, on
Saturday, the lot It of May.
The Officers, commissioned and non-cotnmiAP
sionod, will ot-'end the day previous for drill
and instruct ion.
Captains* commanding Beat. Companies will
i order out the I'loncerb in their r?i|i?titivt' cni
uiunds.
The Jocneae Band will attend at I)?ikc'a on
;l_ the 3d, and the Cokeshin-y Band at Chalk Level
on the loth of May, by 10 o'clock a. in.
Lieut Col. ditiksi-ules is charged with tlio
exteu ion of this Order in tlie Upper Battalion;
und, in the absence of Maj. Ilodgea, Capt J. W.
Fosliee with its extension in the Lower Battalion.
By order of C<A T. J. Rocinm .,
J. J. AD-fc&IS, Adj'U
Mar 21 4tt tiom
HEAD QUARTERS?
>t Eighth Regiment 8. C. M.
** ,4 N Election will be held, for MAJOR to
r" J.X. command the Upper Battalioir of the 8th
? Regiment ti. C. M., to fill the vacancy occasion"
ed bj the promotion of Col. H. H. Harper, on
11 Saturday, I'ltkefay of April next, at therespecy
tive Beat Conjpany Mutter Grounds, aud the
e I Mnnnc?r# will meet the Mondav following at
McCaVaOld Field, count the votes, and transmit,the
resnlt.to Brig. Gen. J. R. Weaver,
r- Edgefield 6. H-i 8. C.
r Officers commanding Companies In the Battalion
aro charged witli tfco extension of this
order- " '
r . By order of Brig. Gen. John R. Weaver.
' , '"? BL 1L HARPER, Col. commanding,
, March ;11. 1856 46 . , , t4
i ' ' M : "
? akj>-station?hy.
t- /litiv TTn^?a!/.nu^ U-. A T>r\/\v
_ V... i-SaS(Ste- <
Hardware, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, Ac.,
At the Siyn of the Golden Anvil,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
TI1B Subscribers have now
4SjQ on hand au cxlcueivc assort- m
XJr nn>ut of Good.-* in their line, whteli
tliev are belling at the lowest market pricey foi
Cash, and to which thoy respectfully call iht
attention of nurchadcre.* Their block conbistt
iu part ao follows, viz:
Bar Iron, Hoop, Sheet, BhikI, Oval, Round on?]
Square Irou;
Ca*t, (icmizii tnd Bliater iSlecl; Auvils, Bel
lows, Vices, Ac.;
Mill and Cross-Out Snws; Mill Irons, Nails,
Wagon Boxes, l'ot-Wiirc;
U t 1 in - "I '
uiucu uiiu uiuuiuiii^ i mill's, OI1IBC1S, Atlgcrj,
Files, Boring Machines;
Mortice Machines, Lathe?,Sawti, Bench Screws,
lli nij e?, Screws ;
Locks, Bolts, Latches, Axes, Hoes Plougli
Moulds, Adzes ;
Axles, Spring*, Kiiiinniled mid Patent Leathers
Paint*, Varnishes;
Window Ghiss, spirits Turpentine. Putty. Painl
Brushes:
Corn Si it'll el-.*. Straw Cutters, Corn and Col
Mill*, Leather Belting;
Liin?>, Plaster, Cement, Gunpowder, Shot
I.CH'l, .Ve., ?to.
Those in want of Goods in the Hardware
line, will lind it to thoir interest to give ua t
call before making their pun-hares.
Flslllilt <fc AGNEW <t CO.
Feb 15, 18.>(5 41 tjul
CHAMBERS & MARSTTAT.T.
AUK NOW RECKIV1N0 KUri'LIKS OK
FALL AND WINTER
CtONSISTINf! of l'lain and Fancy Frond
/ DkLAINKS;
1'ix'iicli ami ftnglifdi MKUIX05;
lilsu-k aiul Colored ALPACCAS ;
liluek and Fancy &1LKS-,
('loth CLOAKS, in groat variety
Embroideries, Gloves. Hosiery, ifco., <?c.
Oct 3
CANDIDATES FOIt OFFICE.
The friends of S. C5. "NV. DILL refpeet
fully announce him a Candidate fur Sheriff, a
the next Election.
C3?~ The friends of W. W. GRIFFIN respect
fully announce him a candidate for Sheriff' a
the ensuing election. [liny 7, 1855.
C3T The friends of NIMROD MrCORl) rc
spcetfully announce hiin ns a Candidate fo
Sheriff nl. the ensuing Election.
?5f" The friends of Capt.. S. A. IIoncE* ro?
pectfully announce hitn ns a cundidute for Ta
Collector at the ensuing election.
?59" The friends of Joiin R. Wilson rcspect
fully announce liiiii ns a candidate for Tax Cot
Irctor of Abbeville District, at the cusuimr elt(
lion.
Wk arc nulliori.'cil to announce the Re\
Jamks Moouk as ft candidate for re-election a
Tux-Collector of Abbeville District, ut the cr
suing election.
C^~TIih friends of JAMES M. VANDIVEI
respectfully announce liim no n candidate fo
Tax Collector of Abbeville District, at the en
suing election.
Notes Lost.
LOST or mislaid, two Notes of linml, viz
one given by T. W. Blcnse, Home time ii
jinrcli, 13;>o, to the uutlcr.iifrucd, tor six lmn
dred dollars, due first of .lauunry, 1S56, 01
wliich two separate payments of amounts no
now remembered are credited. The otlicr
given at the same time, by the same, to tin
same, and for the same amount, due first Janu
ary, 1867, with interest from first Junuarv
1858.
The public are hereby warned not to trad,
for snid notes, and the maker not to pay then
to any but the subscriber.
VM. MOKIIIS.
March 13, 1856 45 2t
The State of South Carolina.
Abbeville District.?In Equity.
Mili>kei> W. Wideman, by next friend, vs. W
H. Wideman, M. O. McCaslan, Kfq , and Ameli
Dowtin, Ex'ix.
Bill for Settlement on Wife.
IT appearing to ray satisfaction tlint Willinn
II. Wideman, one of the Defendants, reside
without the limits of this State: On motion b;
Thomson <fc Fair, Complninanta Solicitor*, order
nl thnt the said William II. Wideman, plead
answer or demur to this Gil), within thrc
months from the publication of this order, o
Judgment Pro ConfesM will he taken a trains
him. W. H. PARKElt, C. ?. A. D.
Commissioner's Office, Feb 10, 1850. 42-3m
The Attention of Planters and
Housekeepers,
rp0 my new Stock of HOES?Brade'a Patent
J El wall's Planters', <tc.
? ALSO?
Fiio D??gs of every aire and variety, Shovel:
nnd Tongs to suit, or separately; Ovens anc
Pots, large and small; Frying I'ans, Skillets
Spiders. a?J an extensive Stock of Wood Ware
all cheaper than the very cheapest.
Hl?NItY a KERR.
Fob. 29, 185G. 48 tf
Committed
rI^O the Jail at Abbeville Court House *
1 on Wednesday the 18th February,
inst?, a Negro wouaii DofFiiM'r'who aays she
belongs to Sherard Barksdale,' of this Di?
trict.
Said Negro is about four feet six inches high;
supposed to be Borne sixty or seventy yean
of age.
TV ownur is rcniicitixl (n nnmn fnnrof/t
property, pay charges, and take lier away.
B. J. COCHRAN, Jailor.
Feb. 23, 1856. 12 If
-??7?- it". / .?
1 Wanted
r|X) hire by the year a number of good abh
1 ' bodied hands to work oo the
Greenville and Colombia Railroad
in the year 1850.
Those wishing to hire carf see me oa the lim
of Itopd^oraddress me at Williau?toj?,_ ?
-V .^SSr K. 11. ?UL?UUS?jr:
>4hJ|>ervi#or 2d Div. O. <fcC. R. R.
Dec. 20, 1868. .SS-lf
' ' * : . '
ACtoodStock ^
0E WI?TER GOODS, Clothing, at Ve
\J ducod prices, J 8$od Irish PoUU.es, Cot
fee, Sugar, arid other articles in the eroeery
line, ;ost received rod. offered M low pri<f<?bv
SLAGfiR & LIVINGSTON.
fi ,
ABBEVILLE MALE
MR. A. C. ELDER litmnir been olccled
I'riucinal of tlio Al>liornl?> M#Ia ??-i- -
1 <.'my. will commence tlie"excrci?e8 of the School
" on the 1st Monday in January next. The gov!
eminent of the School will be rigid. The nor-"
ids nnd general deportment of the Students
will at all liinoB receive epeciAl Attention.
' Students will be prepared to enter the Freshman
or Sophomore Class of the South Carolina
College nnd the greatest care given to their
preparation.
i The Scholastic year will be divided into two
TISUMS. /The first will commence on the 1st
i Monday in January, and continue for twenty*
eight, weeks; the second will begin on the 2d
i Monday in September, and continue twelve
week?.
1 The Tuition of each Class will be for the
1st Class: Heading, Writing, lstSes. 2d Sea.
' Spelling, and Primary Geography.
- - $11 00' $ 6 Off
^ 2d Class: The above with
Geography, History, A'
rithineMc/Knglibh Grainniur,
mid exercises in Eu>
| nlmh Composition, 20 00 9 00
3d Class i Tiic above with
5 all the advanced English
1 Branches, - - 23 00 10 Off
4tli Class: The above wjtli
.Latin mid Greek, - - 28 Crt 12 00
Boarding enn be obtained in dcs.n.ole fnint
lies, nnd at reasonable rates, either iu the ViU
lagc or country near tlie Academy.
Although it is of the greatest importance that
all the pupils should lie present at the opening
i of the Session, still they may be recciv?>d at
" any time during the term. Students WilT lie
charged from the time they enter until the close
of the Session, unless special arrangements nr?
1 made to the contrary.
A. C. ELDER, A. B.
December 20, 1833. 33-ly
SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICE,
Cure of Dyspepsia.
. f"TMIK undersigned is being consulted by let.1.
tcr from all parts of tlic Union, by thi>!>e
who ore Buffering from Dykpki'AIA and its
- consequent general weakness muscular relaxt
atiou, and nervous debility. Having lor the
last few years, in his practice of medicine, turned
his attention entirely to the treatment of
^ this disease he is enabled from his large experience
to institute a peculiarity of treatment
that will enable the patient to see, feel, and
s- know, after a day or two's treatment, that his
r recovery has already commented. Hue he n
dry,tongue, thirst, loss of appetite, constipa
! v..-, .11.v? uiiunngi?in IIICskin
dry, harsh with unnatural heat??is he
troubled with sleeplessness, starting in his
sleep, Holcnineucy, impaired volition?with
palpitation or "fluttering" of the heart, an
' easily out of hrenth hy quickened exertions t
. All these, lifter one, two, or three day'a treatment,
will commence to. disappear.
Tkkms ok Tkeatmknt.??5 00, for first con"
sullation. Medicine forwarded by mail, with
8 full and explicit written directions of the conrsoof
treatment, ?fcc., to be pursued. Each subsequent
consultation and medicine forwarded,.
{ $2 DO. Money remitted in all instances should'
r be "registered'' nt the post, otlice. All lettersi
to be addressed to the undersigned. '
WILLIAM W. BUSS, M. D.,
20 Ucckman Street, New York.
JIUV. 3, 1S9U< 61)1.
Tailor Shop at XiOwndsville.
| GEBTL1MEN!
t rpiIE Genius of Invention mid Improvement
, A. is nbroad in the lund, and Although for a
i> long time sho confined her ekill to building
steumbottU and making railroads, constructing
, machinery nnd teaching the lightning how to>
talk, she n:is not forgotten to make
R Great Improvements
1 in the Art of Cutting and Making Garments.
It. M. CARPENTER, Tuilor, at Lowndsville,
wishes the public to know that ho is posted up
in uii inu iiniiroveiueuis periaiiung to ins business,
nnd will put up work as neat, as quick,
nnd UK low as any ntun out. No fit, no pay.
March 7, 1850 3m
i New French Fashionable
By M. BEEN. Abbeville C. H.
1 npnH eubacribcr continues bis business, in nil '
* JL its branches, next to tbe Abbeville Hotel,
J' where he is prepared to do any work in hi?
J* line, in the best and most fashionable manner.
ile guarantees all work turned out of his
e shop to fit in the most unexcentinnnlilA man.
J ner." Also, for fitting Boys' and Children's
Clothes he respectfully solicits a fair trial, aa be
is confident of success.
Preference invariably given to cash custom'crs.
I Fashionable Embroidering done oa Boye*
and Children's clothes, and all other aorta of
work. . -j :
All work promptly attended to.
March 13, 1866 45 tf
\ .Settlement
, OK THE ESTATE OF W1NFIELD 8. ATCIIE'
SON, DEC'0.
ALL Bcrsons interested in the Estate of Winfield
8. Atcheson* are hereby notified V
that a final settlement of said.-fctote will be
made in the Ordinary'^*Office. Abbeville T>i?
(.riot, on the 26th day (Saturday) of April next.
Those having claims must present tho Mmc duly
attested to the AdminMfrat&r ?? or before' . yi.
that4?y; and those indcbt-cd may expect to
; pay costs, if they do not settle by toe tenth day*
of February next. '" 3" r
JAMES A. EDMUNDS, AdmV. S.
' January 26, 1856 39 . / "
? .i' *- "
* WM. ? AJU*S J> i Y'-ff
TIIE Snbscrib?rs will keepOn band si all
times, at the Saddlery and Harness a to ro .
of E. Wcatfield, in tliis Village, anAsaortwent- ? ' of
all kindsof STOVES, which ibey pledge '", v
themselvea to Bell oo aa favorable term* as *7
Stovca of Uic'aame quality ean b?* poraha*?4 r.W ,
for in Chariton. COOKJW&.STOV.fcS
warrant; to do everything thatf*..-"
CookingStove can do, and ar*?ure :4
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