The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, December 25, 1857, Image 3
J commencing in October. 18fi7, was taken up
for a third reading. This Kill had b?>en amended
by the Senate ou the second reading, in
several particulars. Three (intendments were
stricken outbv the House of Representatives
on the third reading, and Rome additional appropriations
inserted. The matter of difference
between the two ITouReP, were in rehition
to an appropriation of $fiOO to the Klliott Soeiety
of Natural Science, $5,000 to the South
Carolina Institute, and $3,000 for printing and
distributing certain Registration Hunk*, and
$400 for the "Carolina Tribute to Calhoun."
A Committee of Free Conference was appoint*
ed on the part of both Houses, to adjust these
matteraof difference. These committees agreed
to recommend, for the concurrence ol" both
Houses, the following : $500 to the I'.lliot Society
of Natural Science, $5,(11)0 to the South
Carolina Institute, $100 for the printine and
dirtributing of the Registration Rooks, and a
Resolution that tlic Legislative Librarian be
authorised to sulwcribe for 25 copies of the
"CarolinaTribute to Calhoun." The nppiopriation
Bill, thus amended, passed the third
fending, and was returned to the House of
llvpresen tat i ves.
MARRllvW,
Oh the lfttli instant, by Rev. J as. F. Gihurt,
Dr. William Tensent and Miss IIakiuet F.
GlDEr.T.
MEP,
On Monduv the 7th in?t.. Mrs. MAK^ ADAM^.
in the 20ib venrof her aire, nt the residence
of her father. T. Chatham, Esq., Greenwood,
Abbeville Pistrict, S. C.
The deceased was of amiable and lovely disposition
from her childhood. Early in life she
rirofeVsed faith in the Savior, and united with t
he ihiptist Church of Christ : since which j
lime, hot- life hns been consistent, with her profession.
Ar a friend, she was constant, and
hind : as a child, she wa? affectionate and du
tiful; n* n mother, she was tenderly ami devotedly
attached to her infant son ; ami as a
Christian, she hore, with much pntlcnee anil
resignation, the afllietions Stnd trials tlironirli
wliieli, on the providence of God, she was
called to pass. In her last illness her patience
Tinder sufTerinf*. proved Iter steadfast faitli in
Christ. Iler welcome of death asakind benefactor
and deliverer from evils to conic, give to
her numerous surviving friends, a happy assurance
that she possessed that, "hope which is
*s an anchor of the .mml, both sore and steadfast."
"Slio sleeps in Jesus, nn d rets from her
abors and her works do follow hers." T'.
~ coxsioai i:I:ST |
The following persons have freight in the !
Depot at Abbeville:?
r r ir?ct-..ii Mrtrrvn,j?ii \v r: t i
J F Marshall, fJrnv l{ohin??n, I>r S U Skillern.J
.1 Lipfoiyl, I; Whiliii'ld Sinitli, T O IVrrin.
A W Teairne, A M Stnitli. II S Kerr, A Hunter,
II V T.nwsnn, Samuel Medowan, W A flnins,
R II Wnr.llaw & Son. I) F Freelaml. W I" Mill,
Rolit Wardlnw. .1.1 Cunningham. Joel T.oekhart,
J 1) Chalmers. 1!<>ii D L Ward law, W M Iliighey,
Rev T A Iloyt.
IX R. SONDLKV, A|?'t
71A IE It E TS.
AliBRVl LT,E, Dee. 24.?Cotton.?There is i
1)iit little offering ; we quote 9 cents, as the j
" xtreipe.
COLUMBIA, Doe. 21.?To J ?y hein<: M->n- |
dav. when there is hut. little C?tt<m on tin: j
market, ami the <lay heing very unfavorable for j
out door hnsinrs?, consequent ! v. there was al- ;
most noth'nc ?lone in Cotton, arid therefore we
quote nominal to '.'i cents.
Uii--I i; ljKvri >>, 1 >ee. hi.? The Cotton mnr- I
kct may bo saiil to have been brought- t<? ft J
Htnnd todnv. so little was done in ilie rn-t
The fifties <ji?] not exceed lfiO ball's, an?l won;
made at extremes ranging from y.J a 10 U-lfi
cents.
THEREBY give notice tlint, after tlie Fl RST j
Hnv of .lanitafv next. I shall charge the
Eighth for GRINDING.
.1. V. I, PARTI.OW.
E^T" Edcrefirld Adrrrfiscr will please copy '
4 times and forward bill.
i
Abbeville Female School. |
THE Exercises of this School will be re
surned First MONDAY, in January, 18f#8.
Teums?$lti ; $21 ; i'.ii : $1<> ; Music, $-10.
A competent Assistant will have charge of
<he primary branches: Mr. (!. Jaeger, well
known for his successful teaching at Greenwood
and Cokosbury, will have chargc of the Music
Department.
A. T. WATSON, A. B, Principal.
December 22, 1857. 3-V Jim
Fresh tiardeil Seeds.
A LARGE supply just received from the
J.ong Island Gardens, embracing extensive
varieties.
We invite attention, also, to our stock of
JUVENILE ROOKS and FANCY ARTICLES,
suitable for Christmas presents.
AI-SO
Constantly on bund a supply of pure Camphene
nnd l'urning Fluid, at SI |ier gallon?
together with a handsome assortment of Lainos.
BRANCH .fc AL1.KN*
Doc. 24. 18M 34 31
Citation.
Bt WILLIAM HILL, Esq., Ordinary of Abbeville
District:
"ITTTHEHKAS, Dr. ,T. W. Ilcarst, has ap
t plied to mi! for Letters of
Administration, on nil and singular the goods
and chattels, rights and credits of John Hobininson,
late of the District aforesaid, dee'd.
These are, therefore, to cite admonish
all and singular tl;c kindred nnd creditors of
8a'<1 OrccA?ed, to be and appear before me, at
cmrnext Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
fourth day of January next, to show cause,
if anj% why the eaid administration should
not be gra.nt?d.
Given under my band and senl, this nineteenth
day of December in theyar of our
.Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty- |
seven, and in the eighty-second year of
American Independence.
W. HILL, o. a. d.
Dee. 24. 1857. 34 2t
Abbeville Hale Academy.
THP3 Exercises of this Institution will be resumed
on the FIRST MONDAY in JANUARY
next.
The Scholastic year will be divided ftito two
Sessions. The first will begin upon the first
Monday in JANUARY, and continue 28 weeks;
t&e second commencing on the second Monday
in SEPTEMBER, will continue 12 weeks.
tt ~wlj :ar t at m n
j:_- c??112 1 ?? ^
.jveuumg, ?y i itiug, opening nnu x ninar> vioograpliy,
1st Session, . $14 00
2d Session, .... 6 00
The above with Geography, Arithmetic,
English Gr?mm?r, History and
exercivsaio English Composition, 1st
Session, 20 00
2d session, - - - 0 00
Tiie above with all the Advanced English
branches, 1st Session, - 23 00
2d Session, * - - - 10 00
The above with Latin and Greek, 1st
Session, - - - 28 00
2d Session, - 12 00
utuucilio Will uv VIIOIUCU '? Will IIIC HIUC
they enter, until the end of the Session.
The services of a competent assistant will be
ecured.
Boarding can be procured at places conveniently
situated to the Academy, and at reasoDable
rates.
W. H. WHITE. A. B,
Principal.
December 24, 1867 84 &f
AND STATIONERY,
THE Undersigned has opened a BOOK
STORE, in Newberry, where he keeps
constantly on band ? fine assortment Of Ralyrioas,
Miscellaneous and School BOOKS..
Orders from a diatenoe will be filled -at &
shorts* notion W. J. Dtlrtte.
Ifg+berrj-C. B. '
l?OQk Out lor Breakers!
17HE anbscriber hereby notifies nil persons 1
. '> Indebted to him that they tnusl settle up
by the ISt of February next, as he has
resolved to put in suit* at that time, oil his
outstanding demands. So Debtors will please 1
lake warning, lie is need of money and must
have it, peacublv if he can, but forcibly if he
must. ENOCH NELSON.
December 18, 1857. 38 6t
AT POKIilC OUT-CRY !
rpHE IIOUSK nnd LOT occupied by "SW
1. Wiii. It. Wilson, will be sold at
Public Out Crv, on sitleday, in January next., '
if not disposed of before ut private pale.
It is situated in a convenient part of tlie '
Village of Alilieville. The buildings ore new I
and in good repair?all necessary out build- '
ings, gord n in good cultivation, Ac., Ac. The 1
Lot contains one Acre, more or less, with good
and sulitsintial fences enclosing the whole.
Persons desiring to purchase such property
would do well loeall and examine the premises.
7'Ji/tAfS.?A credit of twelve moths with
interest from date, with two approved sureties,
and a morga e of the premises if required. i
December 18, 18-V7. 33 td
SOUTH CAROLINA,
A1IUF.VILLE DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. !
i? TV r !iab >
Guard inn, \
vp. 1 Petition to sell slaves. '
Ravenna W Atkins, >
J. I*. Atkins. J
PURSUANT to order of Court, I will soil on j
Sale Day in January next, (4tii,) at Abbeville
C. 11., at public outcry, the following
negroes, viz : Stjuire. Hiisba, Baby and Elijah,
bc!oin;iu|r to llnvennit W. Atkins, and George
Del].bin, Mat bins, Eli/a and Murtbn, the properly
of Jatne.4 F. Atkins.
Terms?A credit of twelve months, wifh interest
from date. Purchasers to jrive Bond
with at least two good mire-ties and pay the
co^te in cash.
WM. II. PARKER, c. e. a. d.
Dec. 14?57 34 tfinj.
Citation.
15v WILLIAM 1111.L, Esq., Ordinary of Abbe
ville District:
\\J IIEIIEAS, David Knox, has applied to
t T jnc for Letters of Administration, on t f
nil and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of Win. Alexander, late of '
tlie District aforesaid, dee'd : "
These arc, therefore, Jo eile nnd admonish nil
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the ?
said deceased, t?> In: nnd appear before me, at '
our next Ordinary's Court for I he paid District,
tn lie holdcii at Ahlicvillc Court House, on the ^
thirtieth day of December next, t.o show
cause, if anv, why the said administration 0
should not lie gran tod.
Given under my hand and seal, this fif- i I
tcenth day of Decemher, in the year of j
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ! ^
fifty-seven, and in tiie eighty-second year of *
American Independence. 1
W. HILL, 0. A. D. s
Dec. 17, 18S7. :i3 at *
u
MicrUI's Sale.
?">Y virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Facias |
I > i., .r. . ..J "i ?:11 ~ ii
...W <iuv<ml, I V?III ill /\ I)(It*Vine I
I "ourI House, onllii! fir*-) Monday "'id Tuesday
in T;iiiti:ii*v ii"Xt, within the legal hours of j
sale, the following property, to wit: j ,
I (
800 Aires of Innil, more or loss, bounded l>y J ,
M;ij. A. Burt, Hr.Wm. Tennant and others, as !
tin' pro; ?>r!y of S. L. Devcux, ads. Jno. T. Good- ; 1
win and others. j '
1 House ami Lot at Mt. Cartnel, containing j
I aere. more or less. bounded by W. ('. Ware,
as the property of I>. li. Harris, ads. Bones. I
Cibett A Hones, and others, sold at the risk of
former pureha-er.
1 Negro Riehatil. ns the property of J. T.
Carter, ails. Jno. Vance and others.
ft Negroes, lVrihy and Child. Jim, Flora and |
Henry, as the property of F. W. Davis, ad-, 11.
S. Kerr. and others.
2 liny Horses. 1 Bay Mare and Wagon?also
at defendant's r* sidetiee on Tuesday after Sale- ^
day, 4' ? ? bushels Corn more or le?^, about 4<i0i)
lbs. l-'odder. 1 lot Shucks, \i bales Cotton, 1 lot i
Cot ton in the seed, 4') bushels Cotton 6?ed, 10 j j'
head Cuttle, 1 Sow and lu Shoats. I lot Plows I ''
and Irons, 4 pair (jeer, 1 Saddle, 1 Wagon ! "
Body, 1 (irindstone, I Seythe and Cradle, some I ^
Household Furniture, as the property of Win. ?
N.I'urdy, nds. K. B. Benson. j '
wii iuoii'iiiy aiier sai?-iiav, at .Mr. Hi toy'a i "
Gin near Greenwood, 1 Bale of Cotton, as the
property of F. Bearlly, ads. D. I.esly, Ordina- v
ry, also at the smne time niwl place 5 Bales ^
t,'otton as the property of J. W. MeCrudy, ads. n
t>. S. Farras and Brother, and other. u
Terms?CASII.
T. R. COCHRAN, S. A. I).
Sheriff's Office, )
Dec. 17, 1857. f 33 tds.
BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS!
FOUItTH VKAR OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION. .1
THE FAMOL'S 1
DUSSELD6RF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS! J
Purchased at the Cost of $180,000! i j
axi> powers' hknownkd statui: ok tiij: i ?
GREEK SLAVE!! J
Rc-Plirehased for sir. limn**?'! I '
8t-vt-ral hundred other works of Art, in Paint- '
injxs, Seultpt.ure and Bronzes, comprise the I'reminnisto
he awarded to the subscriber* of the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
who.subscribebefore the28th ofJanuary, IS08,
at which time the awards will take [dace.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. x
Every subscriber of three dollar* in entitled to r
A eopy of the large and splendid Steel En? ?
graving, entitled "Manifkst Dkstisv," also to
A copy of the Cosmopolitan Aivr Journal
otieyear. also to
ACeititicate in the Award of Premiums, nlt>o A
free admission to the Dusseldorf and Cos- ^
mopolitan Galleries.
Thus it is si-en that, for every three dollar* *
paid, the subscriber not only receives a '
SPLENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVING! \
but, also, the beautifully illustrated i
TWO DOLLAR ART JOURNAL, ONE YEAR.
Each subscriber is also presented with a Cer- .
tificute in the Awards of Premiums, by which
a valiiifble work of Art. in Painting or Sculp- .
ture. may be received in addition, thus giving
to every subscriber an equivalent to the value
of Jive dollars, and a Certificate gratia.
Any one of the leading ?3 Magazines is furnished,
instead of Engraving and Art Journal, |
if desired.
No person is restricted to a single share. ]
Those taking five membership?, remitting $16
are entitled to au Engraving and six tickets.
Full particulars of (lie Association <are given
in the Art Journal, which contains over sixty
eplondid engravings, price fifty cent*per number.
Specimen copies will he sent to ail person*
who desire to subscribe, on receipt of five postage
stamps, (15 cenla.)
Address C. I* DERBY, Actuary a a. a.,
648 Broadway, New York.
Deo 6?57 83 ' 6t
Settlement
Of the Estate of 8- C. DeBrohl, dee'd
NOTICE is hereby given that a Final Settlement
of the Estate of S. C. DeBruhl
will be made in the Ordinary's Office, on the
9th day of January next. All Demons in- I
debted will ploftto pay up, and those having
claims will present them on or before that day.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL, Adm'r. '
December 7, 1867. 82 4t
pT Baoner Copy.
?t. ftitty Thousand Dollars
$ ' Worth of fine Ready-Jffade
80INQ! GOING! GOING!
W hole-Side and Retail at NEW TORE Price's,
for C/mb by J. E. HORA, & CO.
*' J 6uocaaaors to J. M. Nrww, * Co.
Sik t. AojtisU, O*.
jg g imt. rr
- '
Committed
rp0 tlie Jail of Abbeville, on Tburs- mju
1- day the 3d instant, a Negro Boy, /??
who gives his name as TOM and says he
belongs to David Jennings of Charleston
Said boy is of Black complexion, about twenty
tw(, years of nge, an<l about, six feet high.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take bin
away.
T. R. COCHRAN, Jailor.
Dec. 11, 185?. 82 tf
To the Public.
1~MIK Undersigned having sold the American
. Ib.tel to G. C. CUNNINGHAM & CO.
lake this occasion to return our thanks to the
public generally for the liberal patronage be
jtowed upon lis and would solicit the same foi
its present Proprietors. Respect fill! v.
O. II. 1'. SCOTT ,t CO.
Hamburg, May 30, 1SG7.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
HAMBURG, S. C.
r|"MII5 Subscribers take this opportunity of in
.X. forming their friends ami the public gen
erally that they have bought, the above HO
TBI., ami arc having it refilled in the best pos
gillie style for their reception. We flatter out
selves that every necessary arrangement ha;
been made to promote the comfort of all win
Favor us with their coin pany. Our ROOMS art
airy and comfortably furnished ; SERVANTS
Attentive and obediaut. And our TABLE will
lie constantly supplied with the best the season
itfords. Our friends may'therefore rest satis
lied that every exertion will be cheerfully renh-rcd
to make their sojourn pleasant and agreei
hie.
There will be in attendance a GOOD OSTLER
md iloi6cs left in charge will receive particular
itiention.
C3T l* ersons arriving at, this House may feel
issnrcd thattlieir hairifn'jie will lie promi>tlv
it-lit-, frit of charge, to I lie Carolina or to either
>1 tin; Georuin Depots.
We solicit u share of the patronage of those
isitirig our tow n.
G. C. CUNNINGHAM.
M AHY S. Ci: N NIN G11A M,
Proprietors.
December 11,1857. 3!i 1.8
2a; ? jd ral" h ~z jbl-j: *>
I'M IK Snbseribers having disposed of their
entire sloekofDRY GOODS in the esn
1 >1 i~)iiix-iit k?own us (.'HAMIiKKS <t MARSHALL,
at Abbeville C. 11., S. C., bejjs leave
0 recommend to their friends and the public
;eiierally their sueoc-sors, Messrs. .IOIIN
?RAY it .IAS. T. KOliKRTSUN. who will con1
net the business under the style and title ol
>11 AY it ROHKRTSON.
These ?eiit lenient are well known by us as
ntcrprbing and eorivet business men, and we
hfertility recommend them to our friends and
>atror>s as wortliv their patronage.
*%"" Mr. JOHN GRAY. is our authorized
Vgcnt to sctile ail nceoiints due, by or to the
inn of CllAMHKRS <t MARSHALL, and we
arnestly request those indebted to make early
ettleinent, as it is absolutely necessary for us
0 elose our business at Abbeville Court llousu
.nd the adjacent, count rv.
("HAMULUS A MARSHALL.
Columbia, S. tj., Nov. 3(1, 1?57. si if
stolen
f^I'.OM tho subscriber on Wednesday night.
1 the lfth instant, a light Iron T y??
.rev Horse, of heavy make, with
orctop shaved oif?no other marks of note
enienihered. Any person apprehending the
liief with sutlieieiit proof for eonvietiou, or
fencing the horse so that I ean get him will
ie liberally rewarded.
Address?Mountain View P. 0., Abbeville
)ijtriet.
W. A. LESLY.
November 2f>?.17 550 3t
The Slate of Sontli Carolina,
Abtt vil/r J'isiricl?In t/f. Common J'lcas.
F. W. Davis. )
vs. V Attachment.
Henry .bines. )
l \; 111'.llICAS, the l*!?iinlitV did, on the t\i-<riV
T ty-seventh day nf November, !.Sf?7, iile
is deelar.ilinn against tlie Di-feiidant, who, fas
: is sniil) is absent from ami without the limjts
1 this State, ami has neither wife or attorney
nnwn within the same, upon whom a copy
f the said declaration might he served. It is
liercforc ordered. tliAt the said Defendant do
ppear and plead to the said declaration, on or
efore the twenty-eight day of November,
,'hieh will he in tint year of our Lord Kightcen
luudred and Fifty-eight, otherwise tinal and
hsolute Judgment will then he given and
warded against him.
MATIIKV McDONALD, c. c. r.
Clerk's Office, Nov. 27, 1857. 31 lv
SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.?IN OKDIKARV.
Andrew Dunn, App't, )
vs. |
ohn Dunn, et. al. } s. )
rT appearing j " satisfaction, that .Taclcson
Kidiley and ..He 1'olly, defendants in this
ase. reside without the. limits of this State.?
t i< therefore ordered that, they do appear
nd object, to the Sale of the Heal Kr.tate of
Villiam Dunn, dec *d, on or before the twelfth
ay of Fei-i tiary next, or their consent to the
ai'ne will l>e entered <*f ivcomI.
WILLIAM IIILL, 0. A. J).
Nov. 13, 1S.V7. 30 3m.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADBKVILI.K DISTRICT.?IN EQUITY.
Villiams Trcwit, Exo'r")
vs.
'eter Smith. P. II. V Bill for Direction &c.
Jradlev nii'l wife, et. I
' hi. J
PURSUANT to order of Court, I will sell,
at Public Outcry, on salcdny in January
icxt, at Abbcvills ('. II., the Real Estate ol
Vtn. II. Sriiith, deceased, lying on waters ol
">ry Creek, containing One Hundred and Fifty
Veres more or less, and hounded by lands ol
'cter Smith, Win. B. l>orn nnd others; also,
lie slaves, Richmond, Sully and Emina and
ncrease, if any.
Terms.?A credit of twelve months with
n to rest, from day of sale. Purchasers to give
Jonds with two good sureties arid mortgage tc
eeure the purchase money, pay the costs in
Jash and pay for papers."
WJ1. H. PARKER, C. ?. A. D.
Commissioner's Office, )
Dec. 8, 1857. J 27 tds.
E>t WILLIAM IIILL, Esq., Ordinary of Abbe
ville District:
WI1EREAS, Joseph J. Branyon nnd Pollj
Ann Brnnvon hnve applied to m<
for Letters of Administration, on ftll ant!
'insular the qoods nnd chattels, rights and
:rt-?Iils of Reuben Branyon, late of the Dis
triot aforesaid, deceased :
Tliese are, therefore, to citc and admonisl
nil and singular the kindred and creditors o
the said deceased, to be and appear before me
?t our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dist
to be holden Jat ^hbovillo Court House, on tin
twenty-fourth day of December inst., to show
nA??A * t nntt tnUf aal/1 a/I m!n! at ?n4 i A*
L.HU3C, || UlIJy ?T IIJ HIU OOiU BUlUiUiOl i UbIUL
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this seventl
day of December, in the year of oui
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
soven, and in the eighty-second year of A
merican Independence.
W. HILL, 0. A. D
Dec. 10, 1857. 82 2t
MILLER & WARREN
WOULD respectfully call the attention o
their friends and customers to thei
stock of NEGRO GOODS.
George Schley's White PLAINS, warranted
all wool filling;
Plaid LINSE7 ;
Marlboro* PLA IBS end "STRIPES ;
Domestic GINGHAMS ;
OSNASURGS, Plaid and Strip*.;
Georgia PLAINS ;
FLANNELS, of ell dsaeripttons.
Ofi a, 1157, it At
if - <.'*'*- r- '^
v: ,* */. ;'?c.^1- : ttt/i:VI
Notice to DcblorM.
ALL persona in this District, who nro indebted
either hy Note of Account, to the
lute firm of Enriirht ?t Starr, are hereby notified
that their Notes ami Accounts have been
- placed in the hands of John McBrydo, for collection,
who may at. all times he found at the
, Post Oflice.?luimcd iate payment is earnestly
fi requested.
JOHN EN RIGHT.
Dec. 8, 1857. 32 4t
Final Notice !!
ALL persons indebted to KOBEKTS ?fc ADAMS,
whose notes are in our hands, are
1 required to pay the samo l>y tho first day of
' February next
Ji'very note unpaid at that time trill be placed
in mil.
PEIIR1N <fr COT JI RAX,
Att'y for It. iSi A.
Nov. 80, 1857. JJl 2m
Jordan's I&rtiyr Store.
yUST received a largo and fine Stock of j
I UUIM'.IU : I > per eelil. oil |or l/nsll.
1,001 varieties Pocket Knives?Tortoise and
Pearl iiaiulle, ?f the finest make. A good assortment
of very fine Razors.
Shooting Tackle
of every description. JNnvder Flasks, Phot Rell*.
? Game Raus, Nipple Wrcnehes, l'lireiissioii Caps,
Coxe's, Walker's, Kiev's, l'istol Caps; lilvi, a
.. few Colts Repeaters, latest patent.
| Culinary Articles.
Corn Starch, Yeast 1'owders, Arrow Root,
1 Cooper's Isinglass, Irish M?iss, (Selatine, extract
Collee, Flavoring Kxtraets, Frem-h and Kuglish
Mlist an Is, White Wine Viiiegnr, Black I'aper,
Nutmegs. Cinnamon, Spices, ?-te.
Also, Hurtling Fluid, Camphinc, Neat Foot
Oil, Varnisli9S, etc.
Fine Brandies, Wines, Gin,
Plantation Whiskey. All of whieh I propose
to sell as low as can be bought anywhere in
the up-count ry.
1?. A. JORDAN.
! Dec. S, 1 $.07. 31 tf
~T<) Till-: IM !\L\l\
M r IA / nuininHTPn r rv r? n a rnnm? nr 1
iiNcvv omi^uiuh i to run ra i nuiNrtut.
j r|"Mll\ ('iii/.*ns of AMievilh1 1)i~(ri<:( an>1 stir- !
i 1 ruuiiilini.' ('ihiiiIit, an- hereby iulveiti.?e?l !
that the uu<lersii?l)e<l havinir purchased tinDry
<*o?t?ls IMahlislininil,
heretofore kn wn a? that of Messrs. Chambers <t
Marshall, iti Abbeville Village, :?now prepared
t4i oiler greater indue.ments if possible, t?? the
numerous patrons of tliat establishment. havin*;
just. jin|K>rt<-<] a very large complete ati<] j
handsome variety of (.!UUl)S, such us have j
liron usually offered for sale.
The supply will he added to weekly, and !
every article usually called for in a first class 1
establishment. wiii Ik? fouii'l oti Kale.
Tin: strictest attention will be. paid to meet.
] the wants of patrons who will Le supplied
I with the
Host sin lily oS Goods,
I at the most, reasonable fiarttres for CAS/T ns !
w? intend to pursue a strictly cn<h system.
We will a<ld to our 1 >IIV (SOOO'S, ? Iniifc !
variety suoh sis are usually called fur by Ladies, |
tin.* head* of 1'auiilies, or for l*l:intsition |>ur- j
poses, atnl il is hopci] that our strict attention I
to business atnl efforts to please, will secure for !
| us the continual patronage of the friends of .
| the house and the additional support of the j
I public at large.
GRAY ?t ltOni:iiT.SON*. I
Dee. 2, 18.",7. :: 1 tf |
"cheap DRY GOODS, ;
l-ALL TRADE?1857.
AUGUSTA, GEO.
| ISTCOOH &, xoeusscli.
VRK now receiving at their new store, No. I
Broad street, a large and elegant I
j assortment of Staple and Fancy
! E.B? H8i. GACLS BBM* :
I Their slock U one ?f the larsrest. atnl most do- !
j giint in their line in the citv, and cuinpriscs j
j all <>f the latcit and most, complete styles of j
! t lie sieason. They would respectfully solicit!
! public patronage. and cordially invite all to ;
examine their Goods.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Fancy Dress SILKS, l'!ai<j-> and Stripes;
Rich Silk ROBES A'(JU I LLK, very heavy;
Rich Bayadere Sll.KS; POPLINS;
Handsome Foulards ;
Plain Black SILKS, all widths and high lustres
;
Black Brocade SILKS, Stripe?, Plaids and
Figures; Monrnini; and Half Mournim* SILKS,
Iiieh French Printed all Wool DELAINES,
ROBES A'QIJILLH, BAYADEKE STRIFES
CASHMERE D'ECOSSE, Valencia PLAIDS
and TARLATANS, and a variety of other
Goods for Children.
printed COBUIIGS; PARAMATTAS;
Entrli.-h and French MER1NOKS;
Plain and Printed DELAINES and PERSIANS.
all quulit.ics;
French. Etiulish and American PRINTS.!
great variety ; French, English and American '
GINGHAMS, great variety ;
Plain, Printed and Plaid Opera FI.AN NELS
CLOAKS ami MANTILLAS, <>f tlic latest
styles, from low priced to very rich, in great
variety:
ChenilleSIIAWI.S and SCARFS. and almost
every description, from low priced tt? very line j
qunliiy ;
A large assortment, of Linen CLOTHS, all
colors, for Cloaks and Mantillas ;
MOURNING GOODS, of every style, suitablej<>r
the season;
Hoop SKIRTS, every style and quality used;
CORSETS, French and Railroad.
EMBROIDERIES
Of all kinds, and a fair assortment of French
Worked COLLARS, SLEEVES, BANDS,
FLOUNC1NGS, Embroidered SKIRTS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, Infants' WAISTS,
Worked EDGINGS, and INSERTINGS.
GLOVES, of all kinds, for Ladies, Gents and
. 14i>ys;
r HOSIERY, of all kinds, for Lndies, Gents and
Boys ;
p FLANNELS, large assortment, all prices and
qualities ;
[ Merino VESTS, for Lndies, Children and Gents.
PANTALOON GOODS.
| All styles CASSIMERES, DOESKINS, CORDUROYS,
TWEEDS. SATIN KITS, Plum
1-1111(18 ; jvenriicKy .irwiixn; jiermo u.M'
SIM EKES, for Children; PLAIDS and
ROB ROYS, for Children, Ac.
PLANTATION ANB SERVANTS' GOODS.
Largest assortment and greatest variety in the
city, comprising the most durnldo Got>d!?
in the wav^of KERSEYS, White and
Brown PLAINS, Ilenvy TWILLS, LINSEYS,
OSNABURGS and STRIPES.
HOMESPUNS, PLAIDS and FLANNELS.
BLANKETS.
( Negro BLANKETS, White and Gray;
! Saddle "
Travelling "
Mackinaw "
Fancy " of every description.
' Bed BLANKETS, from a small Crib Blanket
to a very large and superior Blanket.
As we liavo but one price, our Goods will bo
offered at tho lowest prices, which we guarao4
tee to be as low as any in the Southern coun
try. uur system not only compels us to sell
1 our Goods at the lowest prices, but it also protect#
the* buyer from paying over market
' price, as he invariably does, where there is
r an asking and a taking price.
All Orders will receive our personal and
prompt attention, and our best judgment in
executing them.
BROOM A NORRELL,
No. 238 Broad-street.
Oct 0, 1857 28 tf
f . MILLER & WARREN
r IT AVE received a large and well ?eleet?d
. XX stock of 10-4, ll-4> and 12-4 BSD
1 BLANKETS.
> ?Aiao?
v. t> r a %rrrr?rrK3 .
Wh't and Gray do
Travelling.: !-do.
Planters aro resjMOtfully inviUd to ?x?m>
U? bar *to?kbe^? porch Ming elMwhsri.
Ofll#,18B7. ? 4
% - -*e
Vv-''1' r'S "
AND STILL T
NEW GOODS FOR T
mc * JSL Jtt*. 7?L. JEC JC-. *m
HAVKbeen for the lost three weeks and are
Good?, suit able for the Full Trade.
Our Stuck is one of the heaviest in tbe iip-coul
we venture to !>ay, without any unnecessary boast
Cheape*t.
We bavo a large assortment of IjU<11ch' D
"CALICOES, GINGI1AM8, BLACK and (
POPLINS, DcLAINES, VALENCIA F
BONNETS and RIBBONSLADIES'
TALMAS
Great Ya
We ropppctfully invite the attention of Plan
| Plains. Linscys. Tweeds, Joins, Osnaburgs, .Slice
Columbia and AuminUi price.! !
Our CLOTHING 1>EPAKTMENT contains a
hnve fine CLOTH HAG LANS, line IJROAD CLO
anuti VESTS, of Silk,Silk-Nclvet and Silk-Plush,
good materials 1 We have al.so a good variety o
line of
Gents' Furnishing Goods
An examination of our Stock and prices will
great iuducuncnls in this branch of our trade parti
i BOOTS AN
A large lot, from the Coarsest Negro Iir<
HATS, and OA 1\S?the latest atjnn
CHILI) It A'A' 'S TuYi.
And lots of other articles uencr,
We are thankful to our friends and customers
tiuuaiiceof their patronage, as we still adhere to i
A.l of w hich is respectfully stibn
Abbeville C. II., Sept. 2ft, 1807. [21]
essa ion ID
s < bc g: n r s, jk \u
OF GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA *
On and after 23d November, 1857.
5 Arr. |Leave] Sl
\ STA1 IONS. !j H A~M.jj
Columbia. 7.30
Frost's Mill, 7.55 8 00
Littleton, 8.3'i 8.35
Alston, 9.10 '.'.10
llo|c.-? 9.28 9.30
I'otnaria, 9.88 0.40
Prosperity, JO. 12 1". 15
Mair,It's T. O., 10.27 10 27
Newberry, 10.38 10.15
Helena, 10.50 In .53
Ijlinoi. s iauk, 11.03 11. jy
.Silver Street, 11.20 11.23
Bon/.miiti's, 11.43 11.47
Ohuj.ull's. l2.(JO 12.o3
Ninety Siz, 12.50 12 45
New Market, ],u5 l.o7
(jtvciiwooj, lis I.g3
tit Mile T. 0., 1.50 1.60
Cokeslniry. 2.07 2.12
j ? ) Cokoabnrv, 2.12
( iH \ Abbeville, 2 67
liiirmoiv's, 2.30 2.32
]><> tin u Id's, 2.-13 2.46
Iluiien I'uth, 3.05 8.OS
114 Mile T. 0., 8.25 3.25
3.36 3.45
( -= } Helton, y.45 j,
1 :5 } Aii'lenon, 4.40 e
\\ illiiiinsliin, 4-07 4.10
Golden Grove, 4.<?7 4.10 1.
Greenville, 5.15 1O.05
n? -xaLW ?
|] Arr. J LeaveP ^
2 stations, jj |;a. -MJ
Gre>>nvill,\ fi.riO
Golilen Grove, fi.IiO fi.32
Williamston, 6.1l) 0.13
^ -f. ) Aiulorson, 5.00
I ~ ) Helton, 6.P.7
fl.?7 (5.R3
11-1 Mil?? T. 0., 7.0(5 7.06
lloncu Path, 7.-J7 7.30 ?
1 Mnnald's, 7.f>0 7..ri.1
I Jar more'?. 8.04 8.06
^ -r ) Abbeville, 7.25
1 a ) Cokesbury, 8.22
C'okoslnirv, 8.22 8.30
89 Mile T. 0., 8.45 8.45
flroenwood, 8.57 9.00
New Market, 9.09 9.12
Ninety Six, 9.32 9 35
ClinpcH'.H, 10.13 10.15 ]
lJoiiznian'.*, ? 10.28 10.30
Silver St reft, 10.52 10.5-4
Burton's Tank, 11.05 11.10 i
lMenu. 11.20 11.25 ?
Newhorrv, 11.28 11.85 \
MuHolt's T. 0., 11.43 11.43
Prosperity, 11.55 11.57
P. M. * at
Poinnrin loo* loos n
II-'P'.-'s, 12.411 1*2.4*2 g
Alston, 1 '2.56 1.00 /
Littleton, 1.35 1.87
Frost** Mill, 2.i?9 '2.09 u
Colunihia, 2.GO C
I\cH' Fall stock of c
GROCER IKS & PROVISIONS,
IIAKIMVAKE, GLTLERV
And Agricultural Implements.
IIKNRY S. KERR,
Jirick Range, Abbeville C. IT.,
1*S now receivinir Id's Full Supplies of GROCER
IKS) A AJ) PR O VJSH )NS. HA RDWARE
ami CUTLERY, nr.d AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, to which lie most respectfully
invites the attention of the trading
public. 11 is stock this Full, will consist, in
part. of the following (Joods, viz:?
Sugar, OolFee, Molasses and Salt,
Tens of nil kinds.
Fancy Groceries of every description,
Bagging, Bale-rope and Twine,
Sweedsnnd Kni^lirh Iron,
Hoop and Band do
Blister Gorman and Cunt Steel,
Hollow-ware of-every variety,
Trace, Coil and other Chain?,
Carpenters' Tool* in endless variety,
Wooden and Willow Ware
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Sausage and Straw Cutter*.
Corn Sliellersof various sizei,
Rice, Tobacco and Segars,
Bed and Table Castors,
Padlocks and one million Screws,
Jim Crow Cards, Table Salt and Sod^,
Fine Cliamnngnc Wine,
Claret. .Madeira and Sherry do..
Rye Whiskey and old French Brandy,
Well Buckets and Well Cliaiiii#,
Buket*. Tubs and Churns,
Well Wheels and Sifters,
And-Jrous of every sort and sire,
Powder, Sh^f. and Lead,
Tea Kettle* ?nd Holler?,
Hand, Cros* cut and Mill Sawe,
do. do. do. Files,
Mackerel in Kits, quarter, half and whole
Barrels, .
White Lead and Linseed Oil,
Train and -Machine do. ^
Tallow, Ad. and Sperm Candles,
Hammers, Hatchets aod Axe*,
Fall and Broad do. .
Blacksmiths' Tools full suit,
Nails of best manufacture.
The public are invited to give him a call, as ,
he feels aesured nobody will be hurt by it
Oct. 1?67 22 tf
Dissolution. ^
THE Partnership of Gary 4 Jones, in the Drug
business in Cokesbnry, has this day 0
been diseolvad by motual consent #
The account* of the late firm, are in the |
hands of Mr. J. R. Jonee ; who alone it au- j
thorited to make collection* All those having ,
demands against the firm, will please present
them to him for pajmeat
November l?r~S7. _ .. 80. lm
HEY COME!
HE FALL TRADE.
iz. mm mm. tar J *23
still rcceivirg daily additions to tbeir Stock
utry, and as we have bought at Headquarters,
iog, that we nro ablo to sell at Cheap at th*
re?S Goods, aus as
COLORED ALPACAS, BLACK SILKS,
LAIDS, MERINOES, kt,, kt.
?some nice Styles.
ana ULUAhS?a
rietv.
tors to our Full* Stock of Kersef*, Georgia
tings nud Shirting*, which we will sell at
. nice scleulioik of Fashionable Style*. We
Til COATS, line DOESKIN PANTS, Bach
Broad Cloth and Tweed, well inade and of
f the medium grades of Clothing, and full
[?at moderate prices
satisfy the public that we are uble to oEfer
icularly.
1) SHOES,
>gans to the finest city innde Gniter.
y ; YA NKEE NOTIONS and
...c mini VII,
ully found in u retail Store.
for past favors, and hope to receive a con>ur
old motto?Hood Good? at Popular Fricet.
lilted by
ISRAEL & BRUSSEL,
Next door to II. S. Kerr.
|RYG)0IS! * D~t Y (. DS ! 1
. iVElLI^K & WAS&KEN
\KH now receiving their stocks of Fall and
Winter COOKS, which thejT are prepard
to offer and sell as low as any house in the
itv. The stoi-li has been selected with great
are, and eotnpri.se n great variety of
LADIES' DUES8 GOODS,
noli as
Rich and eletrant >i!k ROBE.D'QUILLE ;
Bayadere Silks, variety of styles;
Silk VA l.K.N CI AS, Striped and l'laid ;
IMaiu SILKS, all colors;
M oiirning Bayadere and Cliene SILKS ;
Plain R'.ack. Plaid and Striped ;
Silk P01M.1NS and Victoria I'LAIDS ;
DELAlNK ROBE D'Ql'ILLE ;
Rich I'ig'rd 1 >E1,A 1NKS and CASHMERES;
Eml-'rd French MERINOKS. new 6tylst;
Plain French and English MERINOcS;
Mourning I'ELAINKS.
AI.PO
French and English PRINTS ;
American "
Mourning "
Scotch GINGHAMS;
Mourning "
Chene "
An extensive variety of SHAWLS, comprising
Silk Thibet SHAWLS ;
Broehe "
Flush Bordered Stella SIJAWLS ;
Chenille SHAWLS and SCARFS ;
Ladies' 15lack mid Col'rd Cloth CLOAKS ;
Rich Velvet CLOAKS, every variety ;
All Wool Lone SI1 AWIjS ;
Plain Bl'k it Sec'nd M'ring Merino SHAWLS;
A lot of beautiful EMBUuIL/ERIES, consistlg
of
Rich Mud in SLEEVES and COLLARS, in
tu;
Jaconet ami Swiss SLEEVES, Linen COLORS
;
Maltese I.nee SETTS;
Imitation l.a?;e COLLARS and SLEEVES ;
Jaconet ami Swiss Hands ;
Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS, Plain
ml Embroidered ;
llein'd ami Mourning HANDKERCHIEFS;
Misse.V and Hoys' Wool HOSE;
Wool GAlTF.ltS ; Nett SACKS ;
Misses' Merino VESTS, Short and Long
leevc ;
For the Gentlemen's line may be found?
Hbiek CLOTHS und CASSIMERKS;
Fancy C ASS IM EKES, latest styles ;
Rich Velvet and Cashmere VLSTINGS;
North Carolina CASIMEUES, superior
rtielc ;
CliAVATS aud COLLARS ; Merino TIES.
MILLER & WARREN.
Oct. 2, 1857. 22 tf
JAS. H. RILEY,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
4*reeBiwood, S. C.,
HAVING established himself in this place
for the transaction of a
hp. r att. tm>nn nrrvrat&v c?
-.%> * * Jk JLS U W jy XJ/ u u,
'espeetfully folicits attention to his extensive
nd well selected Stock, purchased in New
ork, during the present
MONET A RY PA NIC ;
t Mich rates ns to enable him to compete,
>oth in price and qunfity, with Columbia Drugists.?Great
Inducements offered to
PHYSICIANS AND FARMERS,
lio nre aeciistumed to sending their orders to
olnmbi:i and Charlestion.
The following list comprise a few articles of
pery-day demand:
Castor Oil, by gallon or bottle,
Sweet " " " * "
Train " " "
Nealsfoot OiJ, "
Unseed " "
White Lead, pure,
Cream of Tartar,
Sup. Cnrb. Soda,
Pepper, black,
" cayenne, r
Ginger, puly., ) African anfl Jamaica
" race, )
Table Mustard,
Tnpioca,
Maccaroni,
Tea, black and green,
Corn nird I'earl Starch,
Soaps of every variety,
Vinecjar, .
Window Glass 8 a 10 and 10 ft 12,
Putty,
Adamantine Candles,
Burning Fluid, always fresh,
Tobacco, chewing and smoking,
Cigars of every variety.
The very choicest brands of
COON AC BRANDT\
Blackberry Brandy,
Madeira Wine,
Port " pure juice.
Ginger "
Champagne Wine,
Lon. Cordial Gin,
Woolfe Schnapps,
Stmigliton's Bitters,
Stomach "
Also, a very nice assortment of Fancy Toi:ttc
articles. Perfumery, Confectioneries, Ac.
November 26, 1867. 81 if
SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.?IN OBDIKART.
saac Carlisle, App't.*! Partiton
vs. 1 In the matter of the
Pm. Carlisle, AgnessVReal Estate of James
Kennedy, et. al, I Carlisle deo'd.
ueru. j
[T appearing to mv satisfaction that the children
of JamesCarlisle, natnee not known;
he children of Sam'l Carliale, names no)
nown ; the children of Martha Newall, name*
ot known ; the children of Margaret 8backle*
srd, names not known; and the children o
Yancia Carlisle, naroea not known, bein and
iatrihutees of. Jatnee Carliale, deo'd, reeide bo
ond the limita of thia State.?It is therefor*
rdered that tliey do appear, and object to thi
ale of the Real Estate of the aaid Jaoaea Car
iale, on or before the eizth day of ^antiary, A
>. 1858, or thtir conaentto the same will bi
mtered of record. .
WILLIAM EILL, A d- A..
Oct 9,188T i% -*$tm
NEW GOODS! NEW GOOD* I
M. STRAUSS,
C O KE S B U R Y.
TO SUPPLY the wants of my Customer*
and Friends I laid in a large and extensive
Stock in all the articles kept in my slor?,
and determined to offer inducements to purchasers,
both in price and quality.
Therefore call aud examitte and vou will b?
convinced. M. StRAUSS.
Elegant and Cheap
Ready-made Clothing,
jet< ? ? mm
GENTS, BOYS AND YOUTH.
M. STRAUSS, 3
Cokesbury. ?
THE LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL 1
ASSORTMENT OF f
GOO19S09
FANCY ARTICLES,
BOOTS A. SHOES.
HARDWARE.
GROCER Y.
STA T10NA R Y
AND QUEENS WARS,
M. STRAUSS,
Cokenbury.
April 24, 1857. 61tf
Splendid Stock
I-adics Dress Goods,
MANTILLAS.
BONNETS,
RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS, ETC.
M. STRAUSS,
Cokeebury.
House and Lot lor Sale
IN ABBEVILLE VILLAGE.
TIIIS DOUSE niul I.OT is situate in a quiet
and convenient part of the Villag*.
'Die Dwelling is sufficiently large to accommodate
a small family, with all necessary Out1
Buildings. The Lot contains something over
' an Acre of Lund ; and has a now and substantial
Fence around.
Any person wishing to purclinse such a Lotr
cau receive all information relative to it by
calling at this Office. It will be sold low aad
upon good terms.
Sept. 25, 1857. 21 tf
At Kerr's Grocery Store.
Rasiixs, Preserves, Cheese.
M BOXES Malaga Basins,
20 do. English Dairy CheeRe,
6 eases Preserves, (assorted.)
4 do. Brandy Fruits, do.
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses.
10 BBLS. C. Yellow Sugar,
20 Bags choice Uio and Java Cofifae',
10 Bbls. prime cheap Molasses.
1 llhd. do. do. do.
Tobacco aid Segars.
8,000 Segare. best Brands,
A lot of choice Chewing Tobacco. '
Bacon and Lard.
1,000 Lbs. choice Bacon Sides,
200 lbs. choice Leaf Lard.
There hft3 been considerable decline in ell of
the above good*, and the public are invited to
give me n call, and they will find that cash
win uuy uurgiuiis.
U. S. KERRNov.
12. 67 28 3L
PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS'
WAREHOUSE.
rT"^HE undersigned would respectfully nnJL
nounce to their friends and the publio,
that they have associated themselves together
in the
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
under the name and style of P. it J. L. FLEMING,
and taken the large Firk-pkoof Wa*khouse
of T. S. Metcai.f. situated on Reynold,
between Jacl;?un and Mcintosh Streets.
Theireharges will conform to the old established
rates, viz: 545 cents for Storage and
525 cents Commission for Selling.
All orders for Family Suppliei,
promptly executed ut the Lowest Mabxit
Prices. PORTER FLEMING,
J NO. L. FLEMING.
Augusta, Ga., Oct., 18f>7. [24 3m
ELECTION NOTICE.
PURSUANT to the direction of the act of
the General Assembly, I, aa chairman of
the General Board of Managers for Abbeville
District, do hereby give notice that an Election
for Ordinary for Abbeville District will be held
ou Monday the fourteenth day of December
next, at the usual places of Election throughout
the said District to fill the vacancy remaining
from the Election, for said office, having been
declared void by the Board of Manager* on a?
...t' .(It... k.: . U.I >L.
uuutlb VI vl 1C VUIU UCIIJtJ U Lie UClWUt^J cue bVV
highest Candidates.
This 11th day of Nov., 1857.
J. A. HUNTER, Chair'n.
lx? 61 23 tele.
Grand Raffle.
' &QA AAA WORTH of VALUABLE
CjfOU^UUU PROPERTY to bs RAFFLED
FOR, consisting of
Easley's Splendid Mills,
and other machinery, together with Sevan
Hundred Acres of Land and 249 Town LoU in
the Village of Easley. making 250 prizea.
Highest prize, $20,000 I I I For further particulars
6ee hand bills, or address either of th?
following gentlemen at Easley, Pickens Dia
Price of Chanccs only $10 00. Any person
enclosing $10 00 addressed ns above, and gir*
ing their name and Post Office plainly written,
will receive a certificate of chancn by return
mail.
F. N. GARVIN, ) g j B. P. SLOAN",
A. P. LEWIS, ' o I H. LEETHURSTON,
JOHN BOWEN. dq ( ALEX. MoBEE,
GEO, SEABORN, J 3 | J. D. ASRMORE.
Oct 14, 57 24 8m
Dissolution.
rpHE Partnership heretofore existing be*
JL tween ENRIGHT 4 STARR, in the
manufacture of Cotton Gins, Wheat Thrash*
era. Pans, <fcc., has this day been dissulved by
mutual agreement of parti?s. The Book* and
Acconnts of the Old Firm are in the banda of
John Enright, who is alono authorised to aettle
the buBinew of the same.
JOHN ENRIGHT,
RICH'D C. STARR.
November 1, 1857. 29 tf
Notice of Settlement
Of the Estate of Solomon Walker, deo'd*
N0T?:E is hereby given to the kindrad and
Creditors of the Estate of Solomon Walk*
er, deceased, thnt a final settlement of thft
rame will be made in the Ordinary's Office, Abbeville
District, on the 12ih day of Fkbnurjf
next. All persons Indebted will please pay up,
and those having claims will present their d mands
on or before that day.
SANDERS WALKER, Executor.
, Not. 12, 1867 8? ?m
SEND FOB IT.
The most superbly illustrated Magailn* WW
Cublishedio America, if the. December Burner
of the Cosmopolitan A*t Joothai, ooa?
taining over tixty sptmdid Engrwrinp, aod
oitinc full Darticalara of the heneflta at th*
r ..yoemopoliten Art Aaeocifction, <teo daUm* ?
I y?ar ; eipgle eopie* fifty cenis. BpdnMI ??
tee will be sent to *11 person* who wMl UMs
ecribe on reeoibt of five postage itif, (If
> cent*.) . .
See advertisement heeded "MrUNmt
,t. 3>i? w **