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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-08
BANK or YIRGINIA.l

BANK OF VIRGINIA,}
R1cHMNDo JAN 7, 1851.
VUNHE President and Directors of the Bank of Virgil
IL mia have this day declared dividend of four and
quarter per out of the profits of the Bank for the
last six months subject the deduction of one quar-
ter per cent bonus TO the State which leaves four per
cent So 80 per share, payable the Stockholders on
the 18th inst.
ia SLIT SAML MARX Cashier
n TER RRi"H'--MASA'IS' Mr. JOHN S. POT
Last night Of the engagement of the Comic Actor,
MR.. CHAS. BURKE.
THIS EVENING, Jan'ry sth will be performed
VI. ~ THE WOOL DEALER.
Deuteronomy Duttul. ......... Mr. c. Burke
Dance, by. Miss Carline.
After which, the farce of
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
Dckory. .".. Mr.. Burke Lavinia. Mrs. Sloan
Dance, BY. Miss Carline.
Previous to which, the drama of
BLA KEYED SUSAN
William. 49,. Mr.. Duff. Susan. ;. Mrs. M. Jones.
Doors open at half past oclock--cmtain will rise
at 7 O'Clock. ~
ADMISsION-Boxes so cts Pit q cts. Centre
Gallery SO cts; Side or Eastern Gallery l2 cts Co.
lored Gallery 25 cts. 0''
Seats can be secured from 10 to 2, and from to
O'Clock. ia Sit
AIF&.-1Q00 kanu
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New Cotton Gin Mandatory.
ABBEXILLE C. H.

THE subscribers respectfully inform the plan
L ters of South Carolina, that they arc erecting
an extensive COTTON GIN FACTORY, at
Abbeville Court House, where they will be pre-
t,nred to manufacture GINS OF THE BEST
QUALITY. Mr. ExRIGliT-one of the firm und
principal workman of the late firm Of Hcndcr son
a. Enright, Of Newton county, Georgia. whose
Gins arc well known und highly approved through
1t Abbcvillc, Anderson, and Edgeticld Districts,
will give his attention to the business. Our
Gins will DO nude Of the best material, and ne-
ther expense nor labor will be spared to render
them durable and convenient, and equal to any
manufactured in the southern States.
REPAlRING also dono with neutness and de.
spatch.
WOOD AND IRON TURNING will be ex .
tucd in the best style, and at the shortest notice.
Those in want of new Gin for the next crop,
would do well to give trial before purchasing
elsewhere. Engagements he mado with our
travelling Agents, OH accommodating terms, who
will call OH planters genorally or by letter address
set 10 nt Abbevilic G.. ii.
a. GINS WARRANTED in all cuses and
delivered 10 purchasers free of charge.
febl-45 ENRIGHT e. STARR.
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Ganoibates for Omre.

EF The friends of Rev. JAMES MOORE
announce HIM as acundidate for Iax Collector at
the next eiection '~ .C.4- .-Ei T..
. ~ The friends Of JAMES w. RICH
ARDSON, Esq'r., announce him as 4 canaidats
for Taz Coiieetor Al the ensuing eiecston
1 GI The friends of Z. 3. MILFORD
announce him as candidate for tho ofice Of Taz
CalieetoT nt tho next election. . .t ...
g. { ETaWc are authorized to announce WIN
J. HAMMOND as q candidate fot Tar Collector
at tho next election. ,....-.. -. s.'......s
e, Ej We are authorized to announce W.
B. .,MER1WFTHER us candidate for Tsx Col.
Iestoy st The next election.
M r. Tie friends OF ENoof1 GARTER
rospsctfHssy ansounee him as a Candfdhts fos .tls
6fs1sM Tar teAsetov, At The hsffelsetjes s.l.
n We Jafs authorised ii oanpohnSG &
I'D. .OAfERsi 3aSdid HE s OsAssfse.s n
the next election. .afiaU tass.sss ssss "a aefsia
tysws'Es aatb6 6s;Ssd ;SS sSnodaseiW
W. HtGutE sls % assndidats Tor Tar Collerto
! at ns1tthS AsStioL
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Notice to Clain,n MS.

ftNHE Undengned having acquainted himself
l. with the subject, is prepared to prosecute
claims, Of every description, against the United
States-Pensons, Arrcaragcs, Communication,
bounty Lands, &c. All persons who have ever
been in the military service of tho United States
arc entitled to land, in proportion to their term Of
service.
lie will also buy land warrants at their current
value. The precurous lease Of life held by the
United States Government should urge claimants
TO be prompt in putting it in liquidation, or their
claims may be returned, with non est inventus.
Call in person, or direct to b. L. POSEY,
jan4-4l If Abbeville G.. H., 8. &.
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Proposals to Contractors.
Ice! ice! Ice!

Ice! Ice! Ice!
THE subscriber keepn constantly on hand
i largo supply Of SUPERIOR ICE, whole.
sale and retail, which he offers 10 the City and
Country Trade, on as reasonable terms a. any
other House in the city. H. "
JOHN B. MARTIN, Agent,
jvs p.- Charleston Neck les House.
Charleston, March 22ni a.r- 52.l6t
N. d. Persons wishing Ice sent 70 any part gu
tho South Curolna or Georgia Rail Roads, can
Be supplied by addressing letter to the Agent, a.
Charesto,, 8. G., and She Ice win ~ forwarded
On tho receipt Of The safns. n J.n. NJ, Agts
Cost price echareed fss Cssas and Blankets. -.
Drayege 10 Railroad, 10 Ia cts per Packagc,r
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FL1onr OF FAScY.-We were good
deal interested recently, BY speech address
ed BY lawyer to the jury. lie remarked:
Il DO not ask YOU, gentlemen Of the jury,
to so back with me through the long vista
Of by-gone centuriesj and re-examine the ex.
plorations and resources. do not ask you
to 60 with the astronomer into the starry FIR
mainent, to the newly discovered planet
Neptune! No! gentlemen Of the jury, I
only ask you to start with me from the coun-'
ty Jail, and travel two miles and half from
Pittsburgh
We don't know whether the jury went Or
not.
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F1DELlrY.-Ncver forsakc friend
When enemies gather around when sick:
hess falls on the heart-when the world Is
dark and clee,less-is the time to .rT ...:e
friendship. The heart that has been touch
ed will redoublc its efforts, when the friend
IS sad or in trouble. Adversely tries frhe
friendship. They who turn from the scene
of distress betray their hypocrisy and prove
that Interest only moves them. If you have
friend who loves you-who has studied
your interest and happiness, be sure yod
sustain him in adversely. Let him feel that
his former kindness is appreciated, tha: his
love was not thrown away. Real fidelity
may he rare, but exists in the heart. Who
has not seen and felt its power. They only
deny its worth and power who have never
either loved Il friend or labored to make him
happy. The good and kind, the affection.
nte and virtuous, see and feel the heavenly
principle. They would sacrifice wealth and
happiness to promote the happiness of 9th.
ers. ard in rcturn they receive the reward Of
their losc by sympatllising hearts and count
less favets, when they have been brought
low by distress and ndversity.
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$50 Reward.

p ANYWAY from the plantation in Lincoln
-lG county, Georgia, of The estate of John S.
Walton, deceased, about the middle of June last,
twenty-five years age, five feet six inches high, of
dark complexion, and weighs ubout one hundred
and forty pounds. He has good countenance,
and owing to wart on his tongue, his speech is
somewhat altered. He has been supposed to DO
lurking about Wilmington, South Carolina, and has
brother in Augusta, Georgia.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery
or confinement in any JUL SO that he can be recov-
cred. The address of the subscriber IL Phlomuth,
Oglethorpe county. Ga.
mills l. r. IRWIN, Jr.
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South Carolina, !
In Ordinary.


Notice to Absent Distributes.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Distributes Of
~ the Estate Of Silas Pace, deceuscd that final
settlement of this Estate is required Oh the pcti-
ton of Mrs. Sarah Pace, Administrative, and will
be had OH tho third day Of May next. Tho Par
ties, or Distributes, generally, and particularly
the minor children Of Richard Pace, deceased, viz:
Sarah Jane und John p. Pace, John Thomas and
wife Matilda, who reside without the State, arc
required to be and appeur ut next Court of Or
dinnry, 10 be holden ut Abbeve Court House for
Abbevillc District, OIL the third day Of May next,
for final settlement of said Estute, in the hands Of
Saruh Pace, Administrative.
Given under my hand the lst day of Februa
ry, i'll the year Of our Lord, 1851, and in tho
18th year of American Independence.
fcbl -3n +. w. SELLECK, o.A.p.
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South Carolina,
ABBEvnLE DIsr. IS EoUIry.
Lewis Busby and Mary his wife, v. Thomas b.
Byrd and othes.-BiH for Delireryof SLures,
and Partition.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Mathew NJ.
l. Bryson and MahaIn his wife, William Saun-
ders nnd Rhoda his wife, Fanny Mitchell, Anna
Cooper, Larkin Pullium, Zachuriah Goston and
Benjamin Goston, parties to this case, reside with
out tho limits Of this State:
On motion Of Cochran g. Noble, Comp'ts.
Solr., Ordered, that they plead, answer or delnur
TO said bill of complaint within three months, or
judgment pro confesso will be taken against them.
II. A. JONES, cE.A.p.
Com'rs. Office, Feb 20, 1851. 3m
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South Carolina,
In Equity.

AnbEvILLE DIST. In Equity.
David Keur aud Nancy his wife, v. David AT.
kins aud Sarah his wife, ct ai.-Bill for Parti-
ton.
TT appearing TO my satisfaction that William H.
L Lcnlax, Mary Prassly, Lewis Pressly, aud Ju-
liam Edwards, und also the children OF james
Lomux, names unknown, Defendants, reside be-
You'd the limits OF this State: On motion OF Viii
SON aud Lomox, Comp'ts. Sol'r, Ordered that the
said Defendants do plead, answer or dcmur to the
suid Bill within three months from the publication
hereof, or All order pro confesso will be taken
against them.
II. A. JONES, c.E.A.D.
C:om'rs Office. 18th March 1851 3m
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SoAtka Carolina,
In Equity.


ApBEviLlE DsT. In Equity.
Alphcns Baker, jr. v. John A. Calhoun, A. Baker
Scn'r., aud Eliza H. his wife, aud others Bill
10 confirm exchanged Lands, &c.
t appearing to my satisfaction thnt Alpheus
l. Baker, Sen'r. und Eliza his wife, james K.
Ware, Phillip Sapp und Julia his wife, Paul De
Lacy Baker, Ellen NJ. Baker, and 'Thonas ID.
Baker. Defendants in this case, reside without the
limi;s Of this State: On motion by Thomson and
Fair, Compl'ts. Sol'r.. Ordered that the said De-
PENDANTS above named do plead answer or de,nmr
or judgment pro coDirsso will he taken ugunst
them. III. Il. JONES, c.g.A.p
Com rs Office. March l3, 1851 3m
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South C;lrOlialn,

SVtte" OaSEVBtaItI3 I
ApDEvILIE DIs'r. In EouIry.
James w. Frazier, ct al, v. The Ruckesvillc
Banking Company, Joseph Rucker, William Ii.
White, Cushior, and William White.-Bili for
Account, Application oil Funds. SIC.
i appearing to my satisfaction that the Ruck-
i ersvillc Banking Company, Joseph Ruckcr,
William B. White and William White, Defen-
dants i'll this and reside without the limits
of this STATE. On motion, by Thomson g. Fair,
CompPts. Sol'r., Ordered that the said Defendants
plead, answer, or demur 10 the said bill of COM
pIant within three months from this date, or iudg-
ment pro confesso will he taken against them.
H. A. JONES, c.EA.p.
Com'rs office, 9TH April, 1851. 3m
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South Carolina,

Sv"tAA
ADBEvILLE DIST. IN EoUITY
Archibald Maulden, Jr W. John C. Mauldin, Ar
chibald Mauldin, Sen'r., aud oihcrs.-Bill for
Injunction, &c.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas
i Mauldin, one Of the Defendants, reside beyond
the limits Of this State: On motion of Messrs
Perrin g. McGowen, Compl'ts. Sol'r., ORDERED
that tho said Defendant do plead, answer or demul
to said Bill, within throe months from the publica
iion hereof, or judgment pro coniesso will be rem
dered against him. .....,-
II. A. JONES, c.E.AD.
Com'rs. Office, 20 February, 1851 3m
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INSANE WIT.-An insane Woman, in oiIy
of our hospitals, became SO unru1y the other
day that it WAS necessary to coDfine her in
room by hersclf. This was more easily said
than done, however. It WAS not until shs
had mastered several Of the attendants, that
she was forcibly lifted up aud carried By font
of them towards the room. Finding herself
overpowered, her whole demeanor instantly
changed, and with hook Of comic resigns:
tiun she sxitb--" Well, I'm better off than
my master was; he was carried by one ass,
but I'm carried by FOUR
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South Carolina,
Is EoUIrY.

AnnEvrLLE DIs'r Is EoUIrY.
Eliza Smith, Adminrstratrix, v. John e. Pettus.-
Cross Bill for Injunction, SC.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction that John G. Pet
l. tus, the Defendant, resides beyond the limits
OF this State: On motion Of Perrin & McGowen,
Compl'ts. Solr., Ordered that the said Defendant
do plead, answer, or demur TO the said Bill within
three months from the publication hereof, or judg-
ment pro confesso will be rendered against him.
II. a. JONES, c.EA.p.
Com'r office, 81 Feb. 1851 3m
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n Considerate Husbund.-We once heard
Of man who was reduced to such extreme
poverty, that in fit Of desperation, he ad-
vertised in some LONDON paper that lie would
hang himself on IA certain day, at soma we'll
known place, for the benefit of his wife and
children. kd,nitnnce, one shilling.
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South Carolina,

AnBEvILLE DIST. In Eourry.
Isaac Branch, Administrator of John G. Mann,
deceased, v. John l.. Lockndge, Franklin Mann,
Amanda Mann, ct ul.-BM for Injuncfinm,
Direction, &c.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Archa Scott,
i Margaret Mann, widow Of John Mann, decd.
Franklin Mann, Amanda Mum, Sarah R1unn and
other children Of John G. Mann, deceased, names
not known, pur.ies to this case, reside without the
limits of this State: On motion of Thomson &,
Fair. Comp'ts. Sorr, Ordered that they plead, an
swer demur TO this Bill Of Complaint within
three months or judgment pro confesso will be ta-
ken against them.
IL. A. JONES, c.EA.D.
Com'rs. Office, Goth Feb, 1851. 3m
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Speak Lovingly of Woman.
by r. O. LEE,

BY r. O. LEE.
Speak lovingly Of wo1nan-
In her do thou tonfide;
Sec not her impcrfcetions,
But only virtues side!
She is the weaker vessel
More liub.e to fall;
But man, Of sterner nature,
Does he not sin at ail2
Speak lovingly of woman,
The mother of our youth
The maiden Of our af,or-time,
Array'd in gaIb of truth;
a trcusure richer than the gem
That CLEANS in foreign land
More beautiful than brightest how'rs
Produced by nuturc's hand.
Speak lovingly of woman,
The shearer of our wealth.
An earthly nngel-who says nay!
In sickness and in health.
When cold misfortune DER us flings
His clouds to scare repose,
Her voice is heard in sympathy
'Tis wonan's tear that flows.
Speuk lovingly Of woman
Though sin may lead cstray:
The strcanlet that ia wand ring
Far distant on it's way,
May perhaps return with vigor
And gladncss TO its rest,
While, ns bcfure, calm moonbeams
Will glimmcr on it's breast.
Then speak of woman lovingly,
And show thyself Il man;
How vigilant full many ure
Another's deeds to scan!
"Tis woman in nffiicton cheers
With comfort from above;
"Tis slic who shares our joy and grief,
And BLEssEs with her love!
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From the Southern Press.l
LINES

IN lcurnng that the Hon. John C.. Calhoun HI
been attacked in the Senate Chamber by an i
Hess that would probubly prove fatal.
ny MARIA Ia rEspugnoll
Oh, say they truly? Can it be
That lie the true, the great, the wise,
Nublest Of al the brave and free,
Now on the couch of illness lies,
prey to wcurincss and pain,
Nor from thc.r thrall may rise ugain!
Now heavenward speedeth many prayer,
From patriot bOsorns warmly sent,
That fer his country's lovc and care,
Ills glorious life may yet be lent
Asking indeed priceless boon:
"Spare 10 the South oh, spare Calhoun
And surely He, whose power divine,
Gave buck the sorrowing Widows son,
Will unto Southern hearts resign
Their honored long, their gifted one.
Now when they need his counsel high,
How can it bc that he must die2
A theme on which we loved TO dwell,
In early days, from infancy
. His name has ever been u spell
10 wake our pride to ecstacy.
Not Southern's eyes in that proud hall,
Saw peer of his, among them ull
He moved not i'll the trolls Of guile,
Where human serpents smoothly glide;
Not his the politicians vile
No! no! on eagle wings in pride,
They who would trace his way must rise,
And soar in Truths sercncst skies.
Not higl-born Colqul,oun of yore,
A faith moro sternly tried or true
To his heroic chicftain bore,
Than, Southern land! he kept 10 you;
Unblemishqd faith hath ever dwelt
In the leal bosom of tho Cclt.
Oh patriot statements gold and fame,
Too diInly shone thy glance to lure;
Fidelity bat means thy name,
That linked with oil that's good and pure,
The emblem Of unbrokcn trust
Can have 10 kindred with the dust
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The BIBLE AT THE WoRLD's FA1R.-Fof:
eign papers state that the committee of the
British and Foreign Bible Society have Sc
cured for their society place in the Chrys.
tai palace in London. where the lubors' il,
which they have been Engaged for the last
furty-six years, may be examined The Scrrip.
tures may there he serit and read in ons
hundred a"a fifty languages and dialects:
In connection with this the following brief
remarks of an English writer are exceedina.
ly appropriate and will be read with Inter.
ITO many, (says Anderson,) it might
seem bold, were we to affirm that the Eng.
lish 5'ele IS at present in the act of beitig
peruscd from the rising to the settifig sttli:
The assertion might appear little else than 4
Inquire OF speech, or an event to be anticipat:
ed; and yet this is no more than the halt
OF the truth. The English Bible, at this
moment, is the only version in existence OH
which the sun never sets. We know that it
"a actually il, Use oil the banks of the Otta.
way and st. Lawrence, as we'll as ut Sydney,
Port Phillip, and Hobart Town but before
his evening rays have left the spires Of Que:
bee aud Montreal, his morning beams have
already shone for hours upon the shores Of
Austria and New Zealand. And if it be
read by SO many Of our language in Cana}a,
while the sun is sinking on Lake Oitario
in the eastern world, where lie has risen in
his glory on the banks of the Ganges, to
the seIf-same Sacred Volume, many who are
no less our countrymen have already turned.
Yet are all these but the branches from the
parent stock, under whose shade this versiofl;
corrected, and recorrected, has been read by
myriads for three hundred yeurs.
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OLD NED, AGAINiil,,

II BIERFJELD, q hsppys y igIcup HE
!, ifielis snd The trayslling ,Ppblis NJ be hss
a1SEsA "a StsbIes attached 70 his bsset Old uncle
Ned &H ,Fince Of ostlen tskss sks5gs, q Ihs
lh&se few moro ef these exffa6tdiHary 66sss
lett, fKat attract tho attention Of aPicdt6S, and
aatu ~ ~ eskt ef2msnhisd With tbsst trleAatg
cnlinSfJ Faft{lDnb. Give sis = cAn a.S.s "
NexhnyGsH, S. 9. :tissass0u
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Tailoring! Tailoring }!
l.OWNDESVILLE, 8. C.

LOwNDESVILLE, 8. C.
THE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
l. Of Abbeville aud the public generally that
they will keep a good assortment Of spring and
summer goods on hund, suitable for gents wear.
And being desirous to promote Southern n,uDufac
ture, we have made arrangements to put up
clothing in the best and most fashionable styles,
low as they can be bought in any market. The
public would do well to give US call before nur-
chusing elsewhere, as we ean put up clothing ut
tho following low prices:
Cloth Coats, from $500 to S25,00
Summer 200 to 1900
Vests 100 to 6.Of and 6 600
Pants l,50 to 1000 and l4,00
All Of which we warrant in every respect, il the
material workmanship fails to make good, and
If not a perfect tit don't tako them. All orders
promptly filled ut short notice. Please call before
purchasing elsewhere.
II. H. sCUDDAY & co.
,ny3 3m
Proposals to Contractors.
ENoisEER's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, April %, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS directed to ii. Bliss
~ Engineer, Cokesbury, Abbeville District, viii
be received until the rst of June next, for laying
the superstructure OF tile Greenville and Colum
bia Railroad, from Cokesbury to Anderson Cour
House. Builders will state PARTICULARLY tho mum
Der Of miles they desire 10 lay, and the pUints be
tween which they propose to operate. Alec at tn,
same place, for all The Trests Bridging upon tn
AbbeVille and Anderson Branches. Preference
will he given to bidders proposing both, TO delive
the timber and erect tho structures, but separat
bids, will bs entertained. s.. .
WM. SPENCER BROWN,
May 3-4t Chief Engineer.
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TIT roR TAr.-A letter, received BY q
large manufacturing establishment at New
ark, N. j., from one Of i,s agents ut Mem
pl,is, mentions what they afe now talking
abont in Mississippi by way Of feptaaf III
the Northern abolitionists. IL b AothiAE
less thar TO pass law refusing the North
the use of their courts, judges and sher;fis,
to collect its debts. They say ahe Northern
e, refuse to sire up the property Of South
ernors, ai,d they will not help them to get
theirs in return. THIS; is "Roland for an
Oliver" and indicates something Of the stats
Of feeling there.-Baltimors Sun. q
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NOTICE-All persons urc hereby forewarned
IN from trading for two notes of hand, drawn
by the subscriber in favor of Hugh Moslcy, of
Edgefield District, each for Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollars. Ono Of them is due on the 25th
December, 1851, the other 25th December, 1852.
Said notes were given for land, the titles of which
1 consider not good, and will not pay them unless
satisfaction he given. JACOB MILLER.
April S, 1851 Inn
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NELSON CARTER,
w HI OIL e. ALE DIR u G G II,
NO. l53, MEETING STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hotel,

- Offers for sale, for cash, or approved credit,
III at the lowest market prices, large and well
selected assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Dye
Stuffs aud Chemicals, Perfumery, Soups, Surgical
INSTRUMENTS, Apothechary Glass Ware, Window
GlHas, Putty, Paint, Shoe and Tooth Brushes, etc.
Physicians and country Merchants and others,
are solicited to call ind examine for themselves.
aug24 ly
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.--95 hhds.

~ Sugar, different brands,
IS Barrels st. Croix Granulated Sugar,
l6 Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugur,
1000 lbs. Loaf Sugar, doubled refined,
so barrels Coffee Sugar,
IS bags prime Rio Coffee,
rs " best Old Government Java Coffee
For sale by a. BURNSIDE.
febl5 Att Hamburg, S. C..