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Selling Off at a Profit \ LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES AND | PROVISIONS FOR SALE! .ATABBEVILLEC.il. \ Change of the Programme ! ff^HE subscriber being determined to raise n ' JL large amount of money, olfcrs liis gf.ods, ' for the next sixty days, (it ? rcaxontififc J'rofit f * It is to be hoped that persons in want of Anything in liie line, will avail themselves of this ' opportunity. The general rule is to sell out at cost'; but the Programme having been changed ' to suit the present arrangement, it will be observed accordingly, jftis object in making this offer is preparatory to an entirely new arrangement for the Fall Trnile, by whieh ( persona will be nhli? ii? '' ? i ; 5^" v,vv"? J/ Ca*h. Long experience has satisfied the sub- * scriber that this arrangement will bo most advantageous to nil parties, except those who never * intend to pay, and it is for the special henefit of this class that the rule will he adopted. t His Stock consists in part of the following, via: ' 10 lllids. Bacon Sides; 4 do Cuba Molasses.: ^ 30 do Louisiana Sugars-; 20 Bags Hio Colfee : Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars ; n I'owder, Shot, Tiead and IS mi Wadding ; t A few cheap Double Barrel Shot (Suns; Black Smith Tools, Iron and Nails.; White Lead, Green and Yellow do. ground in .oil.; .1 Bio, Tlonflo and otlier brands Cigars. t Agricultural Implements. Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters ; Bagging, Bale Hope and Twine^ Hemlock, Upper and Harness Leather-; r A Large Lot of llollow Ware; Burning Fluid, Spirits Turpentine-; White Wine it Cider Yinoi/nr : li 'Traec, bop and Fifth Chains ; A'large Stock of Wines and Liquors offered ' at low prices, as lie is determined to quit this li jiart of the trade ;?and a irreat many other ?' articles nnneocssary to mention. Goods have < ndvanced considerably sinec these purchases were made, and he is thus enabled to compute n with any market in price as well as quality and i; quantity, and he hopes that, a hungry, needy ^ public will make haste to buy out every thing he has on hand. All of which is respectfully " submitted by Jt. S. KKUIt, No. 5 Brick Kangc. I July IK. isr.fi. 11 -tf f PLANTATION i\Yl) XECIUIES FOR SALE. '! T1IE subscriber having purchascd lands in Florida, wishes to / sen ins rianlatiou lying in Abbeville fi District, near Dora's Gold .Mine, on liuffalo Creek, containing Two llnndred nnd Fifty j Acres, of which tire about One Hundred and Ninety Acres Cleared; One Hundred nnd Fifty Aorcs are Fresh, and in good re- j jmir, nnd in high state of cultivation with a good Dwelling House 011 the same with two x good brick chimneys to it, with good out build- Ii ings and n good new Gin House and Screw, all in good repair. Any person wishing to purchase will do r well to call and examine, rs it will lay open ^ for private sale till tlie 13th of October, _ when I shall offer it. for sale at. public outcry together with all Voids of Stock and Crop of j. Grain, together with 17 likely young Negroes may lw sold at the same time. ~ l' MITCHELL COX. June C, 185G 5tds THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, t; ABBEVILLE DISTIIICT. JOHN I-. CLAKIC, who is in the custody of j the Sheriff of Abbeville District, by vir- , tuc of a writ of Capias ad Satisfaciendum at ' the suit of Joseph Crews, having filed in niy Office, together with a Schedule, on oath, of _ liis estate nml effects, his pctilion to the Court of Common I'lens, praying that ho may be ad- f< mittoil to the benefits of the Acts of the ficn- ~ oral Assembl}-, made for the relief of Insolvent Debtors: 1< -it. i* "iinured, mat mc sum .loscpli t rews ,] .and all other tlic creditors to whom the said John L. Clark is in nny wise indebted, be, and they are hereby Minimoned, and have notice j: to appear before the paid Court at Abbeville . Court Ilouse, 011 the first Monday in October J next, to shew cause, if any^ they can, why the prayer of the petition aforesaid, should not be granted. a MATTHEW McDOXALD, C. C. P. t Office of Common Picas, Abbeville District. June 27, 1S3G. 5> Sin THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, t ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. Benjamin d. tvorrell, who is in the cue- s tody of the Sheriff of Abbeville District, j by virtue of a writ of Capias ad Satisfaeien- I _ dum, at the suit of Gilford Waller, having Jiled iu my Officc, together with a Schedule, on oath, g of lus estate and effects, his petition to tho Court of Common l'lca?, praying that ho may 0 be admitted to the benefit olf tho Act* of the General Assembly, made for the relief of Insolvent Debtors: It is ordered, that the raid Gilford Waller, I nnd all other the creditors to whom the said c Benjamin D. "Worrell is in any wise indebted, t be, and they are hereby summoned, and have notice to jeppcar before the said Court at Ab- ' beville Court House, on the first Monday in October next, to show cause, if any they can, ? "J ?" ' Vi vuvi UIU1 uoaiu, shoa]<l not be granted. t MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C. P. Office of Common riens, Abbeville District. June 20^856. * Mm e Land for Sale. AS Agent for "William Ware, I offer . for Sale the following Valuable Bfijj f Tracts of Land, situated in Abbeville District, t near Scuffletown, on Saluda River, viz : Tract JNo. 1, containing Two Hundred and Ten .Acre*?on mis iraci. ore me necessary build- f rincs, such as Dwelling, Gin House, Screw, ( with all nccessary out buildings. There nfe jilso attached to this Tract nil excellent Fishery on Saluda River. No. 2 contains Two linn- f dred and Twenty-four Acres ; No. 3, Three I Hundred and Forty Aeros. There are some t fine Wood Land on nil these Tract*, and also . valuable Bottom Lands, both on Saluda and Turkey Creek. J The above Lands can be treated for at nri- 5 <vateaale until tlieSccond Monday in October s in ext. .and if not disposed of before will be offcrad on that day atScuffletown to the high est bidder. r Tfrm*. accommodating. r G. M. MATTISOX. August S, 185G. 14-td AND STATIONERY. THE Undersigned has opened a BOOK 8?ORE? in Newborry, where he keepa .constantly on hand at fine assortment of Relig- 1 iorirll?<eellAflo6?9 and School HOOKS. Orders from a.distance will he filled at the Ahoj^pt-^iolfie#, W, J. DtJFFiE. ^ Ifewberry C. II. [Jan 25 88-ly . marble Yard! 1 yBMffljS in want of anything in the JsL '.< JMirblo Line, cnnW accommodated 'W(Calling on the subscribe!*, at Abbeville -CvnrCHon*o. . * ' They will be found on Wellington St reet, in the house formerly occupied "by w. M. Hughey. JLKAV.RI.L A CHALMERS. .July SO, 1850. J3 :tqi \ r Head Quarters, 6th Regiment, S. C. Militia. July 13, 1850. >ItPRR NO? I'M IK following Companies will Parade fo Drill mid Kcview, nt tlicir Uespectiv. 'nrnde (<rmmds and eaeli Drill to bkuvk as i tegular muster <lny, viz : ?apt- Cochran's Company at Buck Stand, Tuea <lny, August 2G. ?apt? Bobinson's Company at Due West, Wed nesday, August 27. /apt. Brooks' Company at Hogskin, Tliursdny August 28. Japt. Bigby's Company near Donaldsville, Fri day, Aucust 2'.?. 'apt. Agnew's Company nt Mulbery, Saturday August SO. -apt. Roozer'n Company at Stnithvillo, Tues <lny, September "2. ?apt. Douglass' Company at Mount Mariab Wednesday, September 3. rapt, l'oslie's Company* at Ninety-Six, Tlmra day, September -1. ?apt. Railey's Company at Duehniinii's, Friday September u. 'apt. Riirncides Company at Hodges', Saturday September 6. Lieutenant Col. Clinkscales and Maj. Hodge ire charged with tlie extension of this orde bi'ougbout tlieir respective Commands. Uy order of Col. T. J. Roberts. J. J. ADAMS, Adj. X. J5. Tlio f.tli Regiment is proud of tin *?cassce Rand, and would be pleased to sei hem nt as many Reviews as convenient. I. .1. KUJtHltTS, Col. Pro Bono Publico. I'M IE indefatigable LYONS is milking ft change iii " lis business, an<l all those who mvn'tgot Summer Clothes enough to hist then >ut this.ami next mouth, will save 2.*i jut cent >y letting him know it lie's going to chnug< us Summer Stock of Clothing to a White ne, conscqcnlly bargains ean be lia<l at hi 'lot liing House. lie has n small lot of "Winter Coats, I'ant nul Vests, left over from last winter, which h s selling now at a loss. Come soon, or yoi von't get. any of them. Aug. (5. 1S5G. M-tf C35T The friends of MATTHEW II. COCII rcspccuniiy announce him a ndidat ur Sheriff of Abbeville District, nfc tue nc\ 'lection. 12T The friends of MATTHEW M.DON iLD respectfully announce liiin a Candidal r?r re-eloetion as Clerk of the Court of fien ral Sessions and Common l'leas, for Abbevill Jistriet, at the next election. C27~ Tlic numerous friemls of tlic lion . F. MARSHALL, being entirely sutisfiet villi his past course in the Senate, annoimc< lim again ns a Ca.lidnte for re-election. ZZT The friends of Dr. JOHN W. IIF Alt SI espectfnlly announce him a Candidate foi enalor, at the ensuing election. E2T The friends of THOS. THOMSON .. .j., uuiiuuiiii: linn :i v.aiiuniaie mr re-eieelioi o tlic Legislature. The fi-iemls of (Jon. S. McGOWA> nnounee liim a Candidate f<>r re-election t< lie Legislature. ?2?- We are nulhoi-izcd to niinounce Maj I. A. GRIFFIN a Candidate to re proven ibbevillc District in the next Legislature. The friends of LUCIUX II. LOMAX ls(|.. resnectfllllv l->?? " f-...i:.i-? >r the Legislature, nt tlie ensuing election. The numerous friends of Col. T. J '.OBERTS respectfully nnnounce liiin a Can idnto for Sheriff nt tlie ensuing election. E3T The friends of JAMES A. NORWOOD '.sq., respectfully nnnounce him as a Cnndidat< o represent this District in the next Legislature E3T The friends of EDWARD NOBLE, Esq. nnounco him as a Candidate for rc-elcclioi i> the Legislature at the ensuing election. ?5?" The friends of If. A. JONES, Esq., re pcctfully announce liiin as a Candidate foi lie Legislature nt the ensuing election. Qg?" The friends of J. K. VANCE, Esq., re pcctlullv announce hint as a Candidate for tin jogislntnrc nt the ensuing election. C3>" The friends of I). W. HAWTHORN re pectfully announce him a candidate for Sherif f Abbeville District at the next election. MANY FRIENDS. To tlic Voter* of Abbeville Di? l'ict: A few of the friends and neighbors o "ou A. M. SMITH announce him as a Candidate o represent this District in the ensuing Legit! nture. Tlie friends of S. O. "W. DILL respect nil}- announce him ft Candidate for Sheriff, a1 lie next Election. The friends of Mr. C. 1*. DUl'RE re pcctfully announce him as a Candidate fo Jieriff, at the next election. MT Tlie friends of W. W. GRIFFIN rcspect ully announce hirn a candidate for Sheriff a he ensuing election. 7, 1865. tsr The friends of Capt. S. A. IIodokb res icctfully announce him as a candidate for To. Jollcclor at the ensuing election. The friends of John R. Wilron respect ully announce hint as a candidate for Tax Col ector of Abbeville District, at the ensuing elec ion. * IS' We are authorised to announce the Re^ amkr Moobk as a candidate for rc-election o Tax-Collrctor of Abbeville District, at tlie er Illllg OICCUOD. 0-Tlie friend* of JAMES M. VAN DIVE] cspectfully announce biro as a candidate fo Vox Collector of Abbeville District, at the er uing election*.^ " JOHES & UVI*G8T0N, Attorneys 9\.t*SW? , Office next door to Thoracis. A fair, ABBEVIUU&'C. IL ?. A. JONKfi.] * {>. -Wi limitG8TOJ Notice. Application win im mode at the ne> Session of the LevMatare to Amend tb Charter of the Masonic Female Institute. September 18M. 18-Sra Settlement PaitfonN. BY permission of the Ordinary, the 8cttl< ment of joseph'H. Stokes' Estate. Is Po# noncd to Monda\', the ln*tmxt. ANXA IL STOKES, Adm'rx. September 1, 185ft 18-^t ? - - - r AnnEVILIiE NILE r~|'MIE Second Session of tliis Institution will J JL commence on the second Monday in September next, and cont inue twelve weeks. The government of the School will be conducted on the principle, thnt strict discipline is ns essential as good teaching. The morale and general deportment of the students will, at all ' times, receive particular attention. ' TERMS OK TUITION. list Class: Heading, Writinir, IstSes. 2d Ses. . Spelling, ami l'riinary Geography. - - $14 00 $ C 00 - 2?1 Class:* Tlic ahovo witli Geography, History, A rithmetie, English Grainniar, ami English Com position, 20 00 9 Oft ::?1 Class: The ahove with ? all tin- advanced English liram-hes, - - - 23 00 1ft Oft ' 4th Class: The ahove with Latin ami Creek, - - 2R 00 12 0ft 8 Students will be charged from the time they *' enter until the en?l of the session unless speeinl arrangements arc lniiJe to the eontrnrv. A. C. ELDElt, A. Ii. August 21, 18.->fi. Ifi-tfj b TO FARMERS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS. M c CORD'S I - I'iilciil Portable Anli-Frirlinn Horse Tower, The ICcsl in Use. Patented July 11, 1854. spills is an invention l>y which a large por- ' ' JL tion of the power of the horse is render" eil available than hy any other arrangement t - known. Its parts nre few and simple, not lin- " 15 j hie to derangement, readily adjusted for work- I | imr, ami with ordinary care very durable and I s eOicient. r The Machines arc manufactured with great. s exactness ami all precisely alike, so tiiat in f 15 ease a piece should he broken wo can always 1 fusnish a piece to replace it. ti 11 is designed for one or two horses, ami < t)e used for a great variety of work, thereby saving a large amount, of labor, expense 1 and valuable time to the Farmer, Mechanic and c others. t T,v reason of its portability the owner can readily locate it wherever it may suit liis btis. in ess. It. can be used to good advantage for - driving Cotton iritis, Ihresliili'r mn<-1iiti?a oi?n. L, lar, or <>titer saws', planing ami oilier nincliincs f<>r working wood, driving mills, of various kinds, for grinding grain, paint, ?t<\, slraw-eute tors, corn-shcllers, lathes, grind stone?, etc., and for churning, washing, pumping water for - cattle, irrigation, or draining, and nil other . purposes lo whieh u Horse I'ower is adopted. ] AW- also keep the most approved Spike and Boater TIIIllvSIIKItf, which can he driven hy the above Powers. FAN MII.T.S f'>r Hand or Horse Power. SMUT JIAClIIXKS, Grain Cradles, Ikdting. 1 etc. I* Sf'nTTy I ITTrT.' ftTlVT r> - l > . ?.j i i.u wiii.il voni miu ml) Mills. CA KM I CI IA EL .t HI-AN*. lit tilers in Hardware, Cutlery ami AtjrititUui Till Implements, i Augusta, Ga., May 2, 1856. 52-fiin . Great I\cws to tlic Public, ' '"piIAT SLAGER it LIVINGSTON*, being ' -1.. ilcsirons of nurturing tln>ir STOCK to mnko room for Fall Supplies, will dispose of their K ............ r! >7i??a aiivi ' nt. greatly reduced prices, ns in Charleston : Kcthinl Muslins, lJrclious, Jaconet, Swiss, Cali co, ifce. ?ALSO? Tlioir Stock of CLOTIIIXG, a supply of Nopro (loods, Struw, Leghorn and l'annina Hats, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, ito. ; ? ALSO? A good supply of Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Jewelry, Fancy Gooda tfce. With many other articles belonging to a gen, cral assortment to l?e found at * SI.AftL'n .1. T.ivivnfiTnvi.si ?. ? inuoiviiDoi-ure, The old Stand of Messrs. Willson ?fc Williams. July 10, 185?. 10-tf ALWAYS O.N HAM), A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY ARTICLES, . OUCH as Rosewood and Mahogany Writing Desks, Rosewood and Morocco Dressing Cases, Dressing Combs, Hair, Tootb and Finger Nail Brushes. Ladies' Reticules and Work Boxes; Gold Pens, in Silver and Gold Cases ; Fancy Inkstands ; Pen Backs ; l'earl and Morocco Porte Monnaies, of all sizes; Bnnker's Cases; Superior English Water Colors; Camels Hair Pencils; Roger's and WosT tcnholm's Superior Pocket Cutlery, <kc., ?fce. For sale at reasonable Prices by S. TOWNSKND, 128 Richardson Street, Columbia, S. C. 'm August 8, 1856. 14-tapll f Ifl. H. DKRRY, Furniture and Chair Ware-rooms, 135 Richardson Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. TIIE Subscriber, having enlarged his Warerooms and Workshop*, is now enabled to keep on hand a lurgrr assortment of FURNITLRE and CHAIRS, of his own make, and some of the best Northern manufactures. Also on hand a large assortment of WALL PAPER, all of which will be sold cheap fob cash. _ . r It only needs an examination of the stock to ! t be convinced as to oualitu and ehcannex*. April 11, 1856 ' "49 ' ly k A Neat and Good JLittlc Farm for x Sale. THE subscriber being, desirous of removing to the West, offers his Farm for Sale. It l > is situated four and a half miles from the vill age of Abbeville, in a North-east direction, ' and in one of tho best neighborhoods of agreeable, friendly neighbours in the District. The ~ plantation contains one Hundred and Seven' teen Acres, Fifty Acres of which at least is 9 woodland, the balaticc in a high stato of cul'* tivation.' On the premises are all necessary houses. On the whole it is one of the best - places of its size, in Abbeville District. * Tho terms will be accomodating. * * JAMES MORRISON. ? August 11, 1850. 15 tf JOHN J. CLAYTON, " Jl; BEADY HADE CLOTDINC, |I? HAS now on band a Inrgo nnd fresh supply, of fashionablo SPUING AND SUMf. MER GOODS which will be sold on very rea sonnble terms. No. 107 Broad Street, under the Augusta Hotel. :i Augusta, Ga., May 2, 1866. 62-ly 6 ? - MonracE:* -rpilB TrusUeo of th* HaBM9P& Vr***!1 X School, of the South Carolina Conference of the Methodist l?jtisirf^i OWnm," a- hereby (rive Noitcb th*t th?y will petition J4*A t- ensuing JUgisleturo for Reincorporation. Unorder of the' Board df TromeL "\v: y It. A. C. WALKER, Bw'ty. ' ' Ab^cTilIe 0. II., July 15, 1850. 11-3m 1 * il .... ... ?ft, - . . . ... bargains! ; M. ISRAEL & Being desirous of reducing t for fai.l supplies, will disposi h m_j mm: jvje ? nt grcnlly reduced price?, n little al> Colored and P.lack MUSL, i,ace and Silk MAN1 BON NETS * PARA, READY-MADE CLOT IIINU (ient's Furnishing ARTICLES, Straw, Leghorn, and I'annmn IIA J r2lTJtRELLA S, TR UNI With n tliouxwul other nrticles belongin) found nt IVo. 4, Granite Bow, July 1, 1S.?C. dotljing, (!* loth (1^8,) RICHARDSON STREET, 1 'I^lIE un>lorui^no<l would respectfully nmiounco t I ?i.?< i.~ 1.v.? /. lie Season) n well Selected Stock of SI'KIXf! AN1 ell atsuch prices as ciumol fail to suit, lie would >romises will be performed to the entire satisfaction Ie would, therefore, say to his friends in the Countr is he thinks he can make it an object worthy of n t In connection with Clothing may he found a goc i noils of every description. Also, Hats, Caps, Car ?AI.SOl fine assortment of Youth's and Children's Clothin >ld Up. Remember the Xo.?138, Richardson Street,, opp Columbia, S. C., April 18, 1850. Ibbcbillc won [AT TIIE OLD STAND OF J m?L MR 31 rI"MIE Undersigned, thankful for pa?t fi JL tion of their friends, and the public j CARRIAGES AN I Consisting of one dozen assorted IJUGG1R also 8.13' to our friends Ikat we have eoinmi Hickory H Somethihg new, and greatly admired l?y linve also on hand a large lot of second-haii ONE COACH EE, ONE-HALF I ONE CAliin Suitable for Travelling or Hacking purpoi eeedingly low. As we have the BEST SET OF HANDS II We cnn anfely venture to build to oriler ?i We will do any nmount of REl'AII any other Establishment in the Slate. ?3?" All Work Wa o FISK'S METALIC BI We also have on hand a large lot of FI> air-tight, for protecting the dead for prolo or any oilier desirable purpose, which we ^ We will also Make Coffins and send to an Desired. We have a new IIEARSE, whiel Abbeville C. II., April 22, 1S.1G G. S. BOWER, | MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN' FURNITURE Of Every Description, AND?? 4EZ2 m JWL. JRfc. ass DIU Of Every Style; :!SK'S CELEBRATED METALIC BURIAL CASES. s\ - _ jl . /v upposue me uongaree jxouse, Columbia, s. c. April 11, 1856 49 ly j of i. W. BYTIIEWOOD. WM. HENRY 8MITII. Jia] BYTIIEWOOD & SMITH, sor Commission Mcrchauts, j FOB TOE SALE OK COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, ? AND ALL MANNER OP Produce and Merchandise, 204 Exchange Row, Richardson Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. April 11,1856 40 ly JT3 POULLAIN, JENNINGS, & COn ? BROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS, q AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Poullaik, TnouAS J. Jennings, Ibaiaii Pubse. ( M?J ?, 185ft. 6%-lj __ REMSEN'S t? HAT MAMIIPACTORY. Leader #4 P?ikloni, jaj^*ra?on Street. No. 1.97. .... <: Opf>9$it* Uxohange Rour, J wiimwH'0-*: i 1 ? nam urn.. , i,i? '(limit bargains! BRUSSEL HEIR STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM ; of their ^ uve New Yor Coet only, viz: INS, t nILLAS, ind RIBBONS, SOLS ami FANS. , A L A KG STQCK, .r ITS, r.S, and CARPET BAGS. ; to n general assortment, to l?e M. ISRAEL ?fc I$IIUSSEI/S, Abbeville C. II., S. C. ? tf fatj, Clotjirag, COLUMBIA, S. C. (138.) o the Citizens of Abbeville mid the nd- ! iiid will continue to receive throughout 1 > SUMMEIt CLOTHING, which he will ( hnve it distinctly understood, that nil he of nil who patronize his Establishment, y, to give him n cull, on visiting Columbia. rial. >d assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing ? pet Bags, Umbrellas, Etc., Etc. g of every Style and Size from three yenrs J osite the Hoot. and Shoo Store of II. P. ( G. M. JOHNSON. 1 60-ly 1 ? j. ;i triage 1 K S , } 1. n. & F. A. DEALE/] 1 E3 96 m :um HJ G- J ** -- 't ivor.*, rcspcetfully invito the nftengcncrnlly, to their large Block of ) BUGGIES, 3. ROCKAWAYS, Ac. Wc would ?nccd the innnufuature of 1 liiSSics 1 nil who hnvo seen the work. We ( i.l Work, consist ing of )OZBN BUGGIES, AND '-ALL, ics, all of which wo will soli cxN THE COUNTRY, my Vehicle in our line of buffincs*. ?ivn V"C"I'"" I .rrantcd. l TRIAL CASES. 1 IK'S METALIC BURIAL CASES, ? nged interment, for transportation, vi 11 sell exceedingly low for CASH. C y part of the District A i will go free of charge. CHRISTIAN & DEALS. ( 01 tf 3 CITY ?RUG STORM. WM. HAINES, * ? ? No. 217 (North Side) Brond Streot, AUGUSTA, GA, 1 wnoiesaie and JKstall Dealer in j i/GS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OIL8, GLASS, TUTTY, VARNISHES, ETC. 3 RFUMERY, HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, TOI- t LET 80APS, HAIR OIL8, POMADES, HAIR f DYES, HDK'F EXTRACTS, ETC. a Ul of which arc offered at low prices for t in. 'articular nttontion paid to the preparation PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS and the pensing of Family Medicines. A large as- ? tmcnt of Fresh and Warranted Garden, Grass and Field Seeds. 3?T Orders from the Country promptly ] .'tided to. ! >Iay 2, 1856. 62-ly j JAMES S. COTHRAN, Attorney at Law, ABBEVILLE C. II, S. C. if May be found for the present in the Commissioner's Office. J ran 18 1859 87 .. ly t Cigars! Cigars!! 1 EVERAL Thousand fine Florida Cigar* on i 1 consignment, for sale by l 'v A* WATiIIKK> ] 3recnwood, S. C., August 6, 1859. 14-3t NOTICE,r-r >0,000 Ponnds Tesnmee JBacon, Beg round, U 1,000 Bfuhels Corn: r sale by G. L. ANDERSON, :: .?tyV: Vu -.< Aogmta^a., lj?y 6, A ^ | i* ? AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL IMPLEMENTS! Machinists' and Builders' Materials! I ,. 1URDWARH, CUTLERY, AND BOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!!! \VK linvo now in store, and will Q continue to keep a large asa?rt- jT Vfcr ment of the MOST APPROVED I tGHICULTlJIlAL IMPLEMENTS, for | Southern Use, j^}* CONSISTING OP Jingle *iiiJ two Homo Turning PLOUOHE^ 15 VnrietieH; hmlili* Mifilil ri-..i i~ H-l l *> * * ? txiuiiic iiiuum uuara, ano Hill Side PLOUGHS ; Sub-Soil PLOUGH, several kinds ; Forman't Patent PLOUGH ; Cultivators; llnrrows, 3 kinds; Corn Shollor% ?i kindsStrn-w Cutters, 10 siaea and' kinds; '.toad Scrapers; Horse Hoes; Tlorse Powert and Threshers. 0 varieties of each ; "an Mills; Grain Cradles; Grass Scythes and Handles; Smut Machines; 3ush Hooks; Pruning and Hedge Sheara; Pruning Saws and Chisels ; >ausa?e Meat Cutters and Stuffera; Farmers' lioilers, for boiling food for stock; Churns; Hay and Garden* Kakcs; Hay and Manure Forks; lloes, Spade, Shov.ls, Grain Dcoops; iS'liocl Harrow?, Field nnd Garden Roller*; Corn Planters, Sealcs; itore, Warehouse, nnd Depot Trucks; Well and Horse duckets; Pump Cltain and Fix* hires; Hock Salt for Stock. We keep Extra Points for our Tlouglif, mil will furnisli, at short notice, such parta of 'loughs anil oilier implement**, ns may bo vantcil to replace broken pieces. icnllcmcns' and Boys' Tool Chests, kt. We are also Agents for selling the following Articles: SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND C01J CRUSHERS, Jniversally admitted to be the Best Crusher* iver invented, and in the use of which for ceding stock, n saving of one-third is made M ias been proved beyond dispute. loe ?fc Co's and Welch ?fc Griffiths* Circular SAWS and SAW CUMMERS ; jtearns ?t Marvin's Celebrated Fire, Powder, md Burglar Proof SALAMANDER SAFES. lotary Smoothing I HONS, Heated with Alcohol. so family should bo without this very useful irticle. A II ?l.? ?l . IV - 1 ' ' * - .... ...v iiuidi: m c Miicri'u iur sine at inir nnd egular prices, in connection with our extenive stock ?f HARDWARE ?nd CUTLERY. CARMICIIAEL <fc BEAff, Vm. V. Carmiciiaei, ) Augusta, Ga. oski'ii S. Hkax, > *eoimik F. Ai?am. J liny 2, 185C. 52-ly Election Notice. EXTRACT from "Reports and Resolution* <if the Gcncrnl Assembly of the State of iouth Carolina, passed nt the annual session of 856": Resolved, Tim4- the elections to be lioldcnon >n the sccond Monday and the day following 11 October next, for Senators and Represent*ivos in the Slate Legislature, shall be held at he following places, nnd conducted by the fol? owing persons, to wit: ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. Court House : John W. Lcsl}*, James A. Me'ord, John A. Hunter. Warrenton : \V. II. Brooks, Win. O. Partly, lobert Wilson. Callnliain'*: James M. Carwile, Basil Cal ntinm, .1. Ramsey JJInck. Lowndcsville: T. T. Cunningham, James })ark, William Giles. Calhoun's Mills: D. M. Iiodgcrs, M. 0-Tallnan, W. II. Taggart, liradlej'? : David MeClnne, A. T. Wkl(Uto, V. .1. Weed. White Hall: Gen. P. H. Bradley, CL W. Sproull, J. L. Hearst. Greenwood : Dr. S. V. Cain, Jodms Creswal1, ' Albert Funk. Woodville: R. R. Talbert, Jolincon Sal*, 'eter MeKellar. Deadfall: Augustus Cobb, Robert Joats, Vm. liuchanan. Seuflletown : William Maddux, Noah R. teeves, Benjamin M. Latimer. Tribble's Store: E. Triblo, Robert Stuckey, 15. Mil ford. Smithville: Silas Ray, Thomas Riley, A. U, lorton. Frazieravillc : J. W. Frazier, Leroy Purely, inoeh Nelson. Stoney Point: Win. D. Calhoun, Thomas Itney, Alexander II. King. Moselrsv's : James C. Willnrd. Ann T. P?? erson, William Trewitt. Cotliran's: .James II. Widemnn, John ChilM, yftpt. Kohert Lit on. Jhie West Comer: James R. MoClinton, iVilliatn Norton, Robert W. Ilndden. Cokeshnry : Geo. A. Allen, F. A. Connor, Charles Smith. Speed*: Augustus Smith, John Grare^ John rlosely. Bordeaux: Alexander Lnrainorc, W. A.Croicr, Andrew Guillebeau. Long Cnne Mills : J. N. Cochran, T. J. Rob Mount Hill : Enoch Barmore, Andrew Pro* It, James l'lnin. I>onald'sStore: J. F. Donald, J. N. Searigkt, I. Brownlee. } Ninety-Six dej>ot: I?. R. Goldiug, W, B, ilcri wether, Thomas Nichols. One State senator, and five representative* o he elected. The electiou to be neld *t ewh irecinet for two days ; the manager* to meet it the Court House on Wednesd&y^ eatmfc tit# otes, and declare the eleetiog. Estate IVoKee. A LL persons Indebted to the Estate of X 8, c\- liaskin deceased, either by Note or Aaot^ ire requested to pay up immediately. And all persons having demand* againat the vitate aru requeued ta send Uiem in by.th* ifteentli of September for payment as wear* . endy at nnv day to Settle the debts of I istntc. W. If, 8IMP80N* W, S. McBRIDE. . Rxecutot*. August 11, 1850. 15 lm fp. ? Notice [S lieroby pi von, that an Application yAUibo made to the Legislature of South Cualii m, at its next Session^ for an Ajnendsoayt of lie Charter of Incorporation of tfeo Yilit^e of \bbeville, bo as to authorize and empower Ilk# rown Council to. tax the Property of the eitf*ns of th^ Incorporation, for the nurpoM of" epairing the Roads and SWfceta, ana for oUvej jurposes. < . ; ? i Ang. 27,1856. / \T4m Juft Haual^nT " A -FEW Extra, Fine Cloth*. W*fe4 1 mere*, W? V6S|4*s* 9 uid Triiuniinir*, Ac. by rvj ' r ^ : JAMIS SHIUJSOt I i July 4,1856. Wt B^uact ItifehoMv ^ I 1 ?>?nete, at ClIAMBfiKS .V 1 9 M?y* (u.f . I - **'"