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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17
A yENDRE.

49,. IA IN n VENDKE. HT"3
fN kEGRE creole, Age dc 35 ans, caisi-
nier, bon domestiqae, nagre de CHAMP,
asaes bon charpeutier. s',a .tqfEg.1F
Poir plus anples renseigncments s'adresser a
Monsieur J0SEpH CAIILET.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

LLSTE DIES LETTRES
Restant al Bureau de postc dc Pain
courtvillc jusqu'au Ter Janvicr, 1851.
Les personnos qui rtelamcront ccs let.
tres sont R~nnouc6ca.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17
ON DEMANDE

nAR-kEEpER, parlant rAnglais ct lie Fran.
Gals, capable do tcnir un hotel ct I'M cafe
bien achalandts. L'ernploi pour lequel II ca,
dcmandd 6tant ,ne charge de- haute confiance,
on exiEarn do bornes recommendations.
S'adresser aux hareaux du pionnier. miss
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

| ACHILLE RICHARD. . A. NJ. TEMPLET.
RICHARD g. TEMPLET,
II Mississippi Street,
Notwithstanding
..r DEALERS IN
Gen,lemen's Clothing, Hats. Boots, Shoes,
Ladies' Shoes. 1Iosieries, Gloves. &c. Also
Ploughs. Nails, Axes. Tinwarc. &c. MS
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining n the Post Office, Napole
,r ~onyille, December 81, 1850. Persons
ihquiring for these letters will pleasc
mention that they arc advertised. so
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

~ Tx TONNELlERS.-Les soussiunes ont
dkak tout recemment reeu des meilleures ma.
nufactures de Cincinnati, I'M assortment con-.
plet d'ontils do tonnelleric, ct de charpenierie,
qu'ils offrent 4 vendre d bon marche pour du
compliant. s1a RICHARD a. TEMpLET.
9a Al1S a8 3Ft ~, Rue Mississippi.
Donaldsonville, 8 septembre 1850 n14
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-17

Ia LIE LA LUUISlANE.-CoHr dH
- Cinquieme district judiiciaire, dams ct
pour Ia paroisse Assomption.--N Q 1874.
En- vertu dun writ du f.. "a. ct do saisie ct
vents, d moi adresse par l'Hon. Ia Cour sus.
di,e, dams Paffaire ci-dessns i~ntitulce ct MI
merotee, 'ai saisi vt j'offrirai en- vente pu.
blique, d Ia maison de Cour de cette parois.
Sc, le sanedi Anne jour du mois de janvier
1851, d ONE 'heures du matin, Ia p~ropritte
q apres dccrite appartenant au dit Perieo
Vega, ainsi que tous les droits, titres ct int.
rets quill y 1 Ia dite terre, OH quill peut y
ayoir. Sayoir
I'm morceau de terre situe dams la parois~
80 Assumption, sur la rive droite du bayou
Lafourche, Il environ 4 miles de DonaldsonH
vile, mesurant TN arpent ct I'm quart de faco
al dit bayou, plus gu rnoins, sur trente ar
penis de profondeur plus OF moins, bornde
en- haut par IN terre dc Juan Vega ct on has
par Ia terre de Perico Morales, ensemble
avec toutes les bAtisses ct ameliOrations qui
s'y trouveni ct qui en- dependent. i. }a#t
Saisies pour satisfaire lie writ ci.dcssus Ct
les frais du process.
Conditions Compliant. #fto s9taAe'
Paroisse Assumption, lie % nov. 1850
ne. 4. +. HICKMAN Sheriff.
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To

R r. Il. J. CRANE, Blacksmith and En-
Avn gineer, has the honorto inform the public,
that he keeps his Blacksmith Shop near the plan
tation Of Mr. A. C. McCollum, where he will un-
dertake all works concerning his profession. He
will be happy to answer to the call Of the planters
who may require his services for repairing their
steam engines, boilers, mills, &c, &c. His
br;ras sv;il bo ,pSuior,,o IT, n7*
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IMPORTANTLY PLANTERS.
ESSRS A. DANIEL. g. r., l.

- IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
MESSRS A. DANIEL & Co, have
@sssthc honor 10 inform the sugar planters
that they will undertake the cleaning ofboil
ers, taking off the scales formed by the
water inside Of them, with a liquid compost.
ton; they will also, with the aid of another
composition, clean the sugar kettles.
They would respectfully refer those who
may wish to try their process, to Messrs Chs.
kock, Of Assumption aud Towsend of T'bi-
bodaux, who have used their composition.
Persons wishing to procure those compost
tons, can do so: by applying to Mr.. John
Ellie Gross, engineer n the steamer f. NJ.
Streck, OF 10 Mr.. Robert Murphy, agent.
63, Old Levee street, New Orleans. [nI3.5i
A MESSlEUKS LES HABlTANTS.
M ESsIEURS A. DANIEL e. Gle ont
3s@ phonncur d'inf6rmer NM. les 81.
criers qu'ils SO a~hargent, avec leur compo.
sition liquide, de nettoyer parfaitement le
tartre lou scales) que forme ie depatde l'aau
dams les bouilloires 4 vapeur. Plus. i l'aide
dune autre composition, lis enforcement
aussi 10 rettoyage DIES ~chaudieres d faire lie
sucre lou ketle). n.fa,nars r.. ~sg-
Comme preuve de .leurs assertions, lis
croient devoir indiquer CONNIE references
MN. Charles Kock, de rAssomption ct M.
Cowsend de Thibodauyille qui ont employe
leurs compositions.
.Erfin les personnes qui desireront Sc pro.
curer de ces compositions peuvent s'adres-
ser Il M. John Ellie Gross, ~ingenieur du
steamboat r. NJ. Strech gu i M. Robert
Murphy, agent, rue do Ia Vieille- Levee, 60,
Observation-Disclosures. lnsa I'll IT,. - -
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ME- .H" q. G.. RARY,
ATToRHEY AT LAW.
AsSguaMmpodotns (I.abe)
Practices in the Courts Of the Parishes of As.
sumption. Lafonrche Interior, and Tsrrebonne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL |
For the En9aii
nIs,T,Dft nj

=
Messrs Editors Mr. Seddon having declined being cah
ddae for election in district as member oi congress
would ask if il is time for the Democrats 70 oe moving
in this mat,crl Among those whose names appear 10 oe
most prominent is Robert G. Scott ESQ., WIN such an able
champion in behalf of the South cannot doubt and nave
The strongest beevs and Know nal ne mas every
his could not be better bestowed therefore, al once
declare him our candidate and place him in the field Wheth-
sbould haye convention not is for The Democrats
f this Jistct 10 decide Let commence the contest II
we are TO have any. What say you Democrats shall we
make him our standard bearer or not With such leader
we cannot doubt OF success. ehlo.
January 1881
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
VOLUME XLVH.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY And SEM c,,.r -,
nv WILLIAM r. s. THOMAs 49, -


paiy fapet, seven .%,o than For the Soini-
dollars taken for shorter an. three dollars for months
Weeky hve dollars per n, oce remied by mall post pad
u "a ~. M az his once be leni!cd per ma IN e1"u aha
The n1 Tt S s pSss s,s OF single
irs eesns Yua "y M writer the accumulation OF postage IN
~ VI any which serious tai upon Eltois
IN extensive ousM' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IN THE DAILY ENQURER-For fifteen lines or less mrs, IN
y ync Nesl Twice week. three times week. thirty
ayeriers charged fy dollars for thirty lines and in
a, nroron for advertisements OF greater engh-cxce Loe
Vns and Auctionccrs charged Uo dollars paer eiua
ei) reo.- ,;... -. ,.s, 6rs, ,nsorion
cents; each continuance eo cents , NV
onsr rom distance must accompanied with the advance pay
satisfactory references. execution mr..
~ Obituaries and tributes q respect exceedg es" ~
~ All OJtLu.es and Marriages from the country whenever ns
.ys w.Sg unknown to u.s. must DC @ =; n mn
sion OF the the neighbohood or they WIN IN o
,s, bs published Every that has been TAKEN 10
osons quzzes. has proved heretofore unaYas %
s,rG,r, nss in upon the comnuna'ohs oehg ce
81 hy the name Postmaster rrten on e onck W lae T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, JAN. 81.
SENATE

Mr. Sturgeon presented the petition Of merchants and
others In Philadelphia praying the establishment OF line OF
mail steamers between Philadelphia and Rio Janeiro
Sm thsonian Institute setting forth that after erecting the
building there balance of the money turned over TO
them (beug the accumulated interest the bequesD OF
which they ask be replaced In the treasu-
ry and added to the permanent fund
On motion of Mr. Mangum Il ordered that the COM
mt,ee Foreign Relations inquire into the espedency o.
Reorganization Of the State Department with view Of
facilitating tho pnbilc business. ! -
On motion Of Mr.. Davis, the committee on Military AT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
DIRECTORS OF THE
FARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA,
For tho year 1851.

FARMERs' BANK OF VIRGINIA,
For tho year 1851.
BY THE STOCKHOLDERS. BY THE EXECUTIVE.
w H Macfarland Sublett Magrudsr
Jas Dunlop Nicholas Reid
Wadsworth Bernnrd Peytcn
Rich'd B Haxall- RO Huskins.
James Bosher.
AT NORFOLK
N Whitehead Jno Jones.
Josiah Wills Hunter Woodis-
John Tunis Duncan Robertson
II Rsardon@
AT PETERSBURG.
John Kevant RR Collier.
Jones' Jno Rowlett@
Chas Coring' Harry Gaines
AT FREDERICKSBURG
Wallace John NJ Herndon
Stephen Blaydes Peter Goolrick
w Slaughter Saml Gordon
John Hart
AT LYNCHBURG
VIM Radford David Rodes
Sam McCorkle Benz Wilkes
Christopher Winfres John G Neon.
) Hurt
AT WINCHESTER
10 L Baker John r Tucker
4 Campbell John Bruce.
II Street PC l. BurwcIl-
Ct w Baker,
AT DANvILLE
N T Green VIM Wooding
Paxton Leonard Claiborne
ration VIM Ayres'
W.T. Daw-
AT FARMVILLE.
w Flonrnoy Patrick H Jackson
u y Scott James b Anderson
AW Dickinson Clement C Read
w Middleton
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
X Jones B c Flanagan
VIM Garth Jno H Bibb
BH Magruder VIM Robertson
WP Fnrish'
AT WYTHEVILLE.
Stephen McGavock Allen T Crockett
w II Spller Alex S Mathews
Bobert Crockett Sam Gleayes
Geo Stewart, ST..
AT ALEXANDRIA.
Phneas Janney John Brent
Hugh Smith w w Hoxton
VIM Fowles Geo Smoot'
p Cover
New Directors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
DIRECTORS OF THE
BANK OF VIRGINIA AND BRANCHES,

For the year1s3I.
~ The '''' at RICHMOND" ."A AA-'''''l'
James Cuskic William Gray
John London G ; Watson
John L Bacon Arch'd Thomas
Alfred T Harris Thos H Ellis
Thomas R. Price,
AT NORFOLK.
Aaron Mlhado John James
George Reid James Gordon
ABMcClean VIM D Roberts
VIM Wards
AT PETERSBURG.
Joseph Bragg TTBroocks
David May Branch T Hurt
John II Patterson Leroy Roper
Thomas White
AT FREDERICKSBURG.
Hugh Mercer John NJ Whittemore
Douglass H Gordon Sam Phillips
jas Fcklin Walker G Conway"
Hugh Scott"
AT LYNCHBURG.
Chiswe Dabney Chs Lynch
John Hoins Seth Halsey
James VI Cobbs TW Dillard-
Don T Peters,
AT DANvIILE
Thos Atkinson Nath'l Wilson.
George Price VIM Rson
John Wilson John NJ Holland.
Stephen Turner
AT BUCHANAN
Chs Bealo Geo Penn
VIM w Boyd VIM II Anthony
John NJ Robinson Cary Breckenridge
John Wilson.
AT CHARLESTON.
james G Mcfarland John 8 Goshorn
lsaac Read Francis Thompson
Andrew Parks John Smith.
w Chamberlain
AT PORTSMOUTH.
Snml NJ Wilson Robt Nj Boykin
Rich1rd w Baugh Chs |. Cooke
Thos Brooks Jr NJ w Armistead-
VIM Benhall-
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MARRIED.

MARRIED. in Winchester Virginia The lih'naat BY u. h'
N wslrr MOSES MYERS, Esq of this CITY, to Mrs JULIA =.
~ the Hon Richard Barton, Of Frederick county
Tsrssp On TUESDAY evening last by The Rev Ch4s' u hs,
AZ ~ ExaNDER STIRLING, Miss EMILY JANE, youngest
=; u,bter d, lbs late John l.. Cook all Of this ciiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

CIRCUIT COURT.-Judgment has been rendered al 'he
oresent torn of hs Circuit Court against the surees OF
wm b. Archer charged with forgery for The sum oi s9oo'
the amount OF the forfeited recognizance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

fTeleerophed for the Richmond Enqnirerl
New ORLEANS, January 2Oil.
Ias Ghoson has actually issued warrant for the arrest
of GnS onitman The IT, S. Marshal has gone Jackson
for The purpose of executing the warrant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
DIED.

D,pn on Tuesday morning. the ks Infant Rev Wh D. HAh
WOOD Principal the Isncaseran School OF hi' 'iIy ins
and tho school, we'll as Other fisns are "
sy invited attend the funeral at ii CLOCK ths motns' a.
Traity Church. Franklin street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
For Tie Enanirsr.

TOT Wc EHYIVfvs
Messrs EditorsI observe In tho Enquirer, Oh the ISL
oo,ice for contractors TO build the additions to the Dnves
of Virginia As the those who adyerse for the
building nre known the people OF Virginia us Fginans
moi Yankees in the name of the mechanics OF his place
cali pon these gentlemen take that The work shall
be executed BY vgnuns that Yankee shall bs permitted
TO come here and construct public buildings take th9 money
abolition societies. e, ca,
These lines are written 10 call the attention Of hr state
@ ,ms, that the course pursued public WORKS
IN our towns and counties has cvinccd degree Of naiet
encc and cupable preference for Yankees ha' ougn. 10
make every mechanic despse the parties VINO cono hese
contracts. ,,. .,. c,o.o
,ba hsy had cara for the labor Of their own State bur
aaa.a .''a .'ey u'.yon. ma1 MECHANIC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

FEDERAL COURT.-Rsad and Cltm.nts Two sailors
convicted this Court OF murder and piracy on Inc g
Cour, for new trial. Judge Iaybur,on yesterday ordered
hs opinion suspendng the execution TO be entered on ihe
record The opinion concludes az follows And u - or
taken by the Court until the erm to consider OF thr'5
motion for trial. and they are remanded TO Ini
The next term of the Court will be held in May "heh
moi improbable that the case will be taken to the Supreme
Court for the purpose OF settling certain grave quesons o
law ooled by R. G.. Scott, ESQ The able counsel Of 's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

lhs fonse OF Delegates were engaged yesterday prnr
paly in discussing the Virginia Central Railroad bill Alr
Ferguson In It's favor, concluded his remarks which wsre
replete with argument bold and comprehensive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

Mr. Duncan elected 10 Congress from MASSACHUSETTS,
Is said to have been elected friend of the compromise
measures &C tha last session
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

Having published Gen. James Hamiltons letter II /. bu,
Just to Mr. Woodward Of South Carolina To pubi, h. let
ter ALSO as va find il in the Southern Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

MILLARD FILLMORE.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1851-06-21
JE w SPR RING G OOPS
- Full Supplies.
SNO WIDEN Il S III E AR.

.0EORGIh,
HAVE NOW receiyed their full supplies Of
Ii SPRUNG and SUMNER DRY YfGOODS
comprising tie laIgest assortment they hate erer
offered to the public, and embracing great varie-
ty of new and splendid articles.
- 4hoNo WHICH ARE,
Paris printed Gronadines, Of rich and elegafit
Rich printed Ornpe DC Par, Tareges, and Fou-
lard silks, Of the latest Paris ., .es,
Superior French printed Jachone:s, and Organ
dies, of new and beautiful styles, Z.
Rich Brocade Grenadines, an elegant article
for Ladies Dresses,
Superior plain coored and black Grape de Paris,
and plain black silk Grenadines
Superior plain black Satin de Chine, Satin do
Nord, Rich Tafita and Black Watered Silks,
Rich colored Dress Silks, of the latest Paris
styles,
Small checked Silks, for Ladies spring and
summer wear, Of beautiful styles,
Spiendid White Lace Robes, and White Grena-
dimes, 500
Real Valencennes, and Thread Laces,
Superior Swiss and Jackonct Edgings and In.
servings, (some of extra quality)
Ladies Extra Rich, French, Spanish and Bridal
Fans,
Ladies superior white, black am aud colorcd
Kid Gloves, y,
Ladies Parasols, of rich and elegant styles,
Plain white and black, and rich Embroidered
Grenadine Shawls,
Rich Embroidered White and Mode colored
Grape Shawls, Of splendid styles,
Superior plain white, black, saimon, mode and
cherry colored Grape Shawls, ". .l.g.;s..45:. Il,
a very large supply of Mourning Goods, for
Ladies' summer wear, sf:ss g.
Superior French, English and American Prints
in q great variety of styles, 80 - 50 Z:
). Superior Manchester and French Fancy and
Mourning Ginghams, Of new and beautiful styles,
a large supply Of articles suitable for Gentle.
men and Youths summer wear, s. >sY1
With n uor fcak.o,
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New Cotton Gin Manufac ctOrV,
'stgsi..s5 80 .ssARBEVIIf,ESE: II .sftSs ~

New Cotton Gin NIanufactOrY.
.s.ssi'1 ~ 'ABBEVILLESC. HI. .sfj$.,fs -
tpHE Subscribers respectfully inform the plan
Il ters Of South Carolina, that they arc erecting
an extensive COTTON GIN FACTORY, at
Abbeyille Court House, where they will be pre-
pared to manufacture GINS OF THE BEST
QUALITY. Mr. EHaIoHr--one Of the firm and
principal workman of the late firm of Hender sou
& Enright, of Newton county, Georgia, whose
Gins are well known and highly approved through
out Abbeville, Anderson and .Edgefisld Districts,
will give his attention to the business. Our
Gins will be made of the best material, and nei-
ther expense nor labor will be spared to render
them durable and convenient, and equal to any
manufactured in the southern States. ti@ g,
REPAIRING also done with neatness and dc.
WOOD AND IRON. TURNING will be OK.
cuted in the best style, and a, the shortest notice.
Those in want OF new Gin for The next crop,
would do wsll % give us q trial before purc6asi6f
elsewhere. Engagements can le made with our
Travelling Agents, on accommodating farms, who
will call on panten generally, or by letter adde's
sed to Ms at Abbeyille C. III. Is, !sss s
or GINS WARRANTED in all cases. and
delivered 10 purchasers free of charge,
:febl -45 j5st5s.. d ENRfGHTf& STARR.
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Fifteen Hundred Dollars Reward 4

TNHE dwelling house Of the subscriber in this
l. District was broken open OIL Thursday nigh.
the 24th April lost and large amount of moneY
and notes stolen. -. t. 1,ie..z -. ssss sS..a!ss
There was stolen between the sum Of N43f$
OR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, al Witch
between seven or eight thousand doJia6 Eere IN
bills Of the Bank of Hamburg, six ,el Ven hun
dred dollars in bills Of the Bank vi The State of
Georgia, considerable amount bills Of other
banks; and in gold and silyS 16ut three hundred
dollars. SssA$ ss,,sett 77.s.,.
For the recoysE He MONEY, the SUBJ
scrlber .oftegs reward, the sum of ONE
TH0uSAND DOLLARS! For the discovery
BBes or criminals, with evidence to pros
etnte to conviction, the sum of FIVE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS; and forthe recovery of the
nal or criminals, aud evidence to prosecute to con.
vtction, the sum of FIFTEEN HUNDRED
DOLLARS. ROBERT G.. GORDON.
May !, 1851 ris7-Iltf
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Drugs at Augusta Pr ces!
DRS. E. f.. & "A. G. TEAGUE,
EdgefieId e. H., g. c.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Fresh s.ss1 A1ss;;sss::sss Drugs ama Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Window Glass,
Glassware, Bar Soaps, Shaving Cream,
Fancy Soaps, Fools Cap, LsttsT, No:s,
and Drawing Paper, Envelopes COM
mon and fancy, Ink of all colors,
Paints water colors, Varnishes,
g.. Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes,
Surgical Instruments, Ste
telescopes, Fancy and Mis-
cellaneous Articles, &C.
Comprising full assortment of oil articles IN their
A line: s:ssy;
The attention Of Physicians, Planters and the
trade generally, is called to the important fact that
their supplies can be furnished at Augusta prices,
on six months time, and those. wishing to deal on
the cash system, at the LOWEST 5AUdusrA CASH
prices, and in such quantities Is may be desired
We keep a large Stock, and receive monthly
additions. Wo buy in the same markets that the
Augusta Druggists do, and our expenses are above
the same.
9TOrders promptly attended to.
febo ST 6mbm
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!sR sElsllzggs ssssH2 slssI ssesR
GreeRville g. Columbia Railroad co,
EsNGINEER,S OFFICE I55s9E7 81
1ISoAINGEn,Sy yOFFlSiE,
:. Cor fsSpIA Nav OF, Z

CoLunRIA, May 9th 1851. ( 81!
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at
~ the office Of the Chief Engineer. Columbia,
until the 18th OF Jane, for building Depots al the
following stations Of the Greenvils and Columbia
Rail Road, viz: lNinety.Six Station, near Old
Cambridge; Greenwood Station, at Greenvpo !:
fGokesbnry Station, near Cokcshury and Belto,i
Stttion, al the Junction of The Anderson Branch
acSSnng to the following specifications:
ihe building will be 40 feet long BY 90
feet vide, and 6 feet from top of sill to top of
wall Past roof to pitch to L, and project at
caves and 's6ds feet - ~. - =,
I'd. The 4s5A will be composed Of sills s,x 8,
and plates ( 6Ec corner posts and windosp and
door posts x intssmediate posts AZ 4, all tied
togstsef hsg sy means row. ef horizont tim
posts snd door posts willsbe braced by bra.
ces. - -
Sd. In the saa,se of each Tide will be construct.
ed double q kch shutter saunelled, aud mea-
sn.ins {. zae. istrongy b9ilt and hung with
tssSsy , e. spa sssnss one end
window with 1s lights Of Ix 10 glass, 'nnd at
the other window only ofssams dimensions
The door shali be hung witl1zstronr hinges aud
fastened with a strong knob loek Each window
shsH be secured with strong Yannelled shutters,
aao fastened WIT, with bar q ,Bn extending across
4th. The Notwithstanding will soiisiisst of plank
IL In wide set vertically snnd frames to be co
vered with strips 3 X L is2, with corners TO be
beyelled off At the basas and top Of frame will
be get q plank 16 IN .sies and 2 ID thick, nailed
upon the weatherboafsift IN tie csiffss sof Sach
pcdiment will be CONSTRUCTED an eye of 8 feet all
ameter, closed with Venetian blind and simply or
namented. The W6jection of caves will be criled
under the rafter, I'd the end of the roof orna-
mented with an Pen large bonrd.. The weather
boarding, doorseh window, and frames, and or.
namental work, all to be dressed and painted with
two c@oatksto coat oil paint, of such color ns tho Engi-
neer rm3 direct.
The rafters shall be set feet apart of a <
stuf, strengthened with light collar beams, and
covered with square edged sheeting and heart pine
ahingles, in. to the weather. ,,, -
9th. The floor of platform and house shall be
laid Of undreased lumber, 9 l2, fastened with
strong large nails, to floor beams, and l2 feet
fS inches apart -
7th. The level of top floor shall be 8 l-2 feet
above top Of rail, and the entire building and plat
form shall be supported by 25 brick pillars, uaid
in lime mortar,) g feet by l foot,) and resting
upon firm foundations. 'sR 5-as
9th. The whole to be constructed in conformity
with the directions of the Engineer, and compile
ted by the Let Of January, l652-security TO be
given for the faithful performance of the work,
aud to be paid for when accepted - ''H'i
WIN. SPENCER BROWN,
stmy24-4t y ,.tS g;8 Chief Engineer
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1851-06-21
Notice to Claimants.T;

fiN'E Undersigned having acquainted, himself
1 w.'r The subject, is prePnred to prosecute
c'ai:i'" q every descriptions, against the United
Sia'es-Ponsons, Arrcardges, Commutations,
)'""nty lands. txc., All persons who haye evef
been -, the military service Of the United States
ar" emitted 10 and, in, proportion their term Of
soy ice. -
!v;.lrws and children under sixteen years of
ag,, -; 'hase who died or were Killed in any war,
'r" en.i'cd to q pensan. If any person will send
'"r tlicr names, tipe and length Of service, regi
prepare their papers, aud send TO- them.
u Ho will also buy Land Warrants at their
current vsluc. go @zA-s.,i- 3.
Call in person, Of direct to B. L. POSEYr.s
jan4-4l If - Abbeve C. H., 8. c.