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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11
The Steamer Douglass.

Th. steamer, arrived here on Sunday last She
has taken her place the Brothers $ line on the
Cape Fearr River and is owned by our enterprising
fellow citizen. John Banks who is her commander
The q Douglass is nearly new, draws about 90
inches water, when light. works with stern wheel
including which she is l6 feet long 90 feet BEAM
has an engine of 80 horse power and measures 81
3l:95 toas-has 81 feet hold.
We understand that two other steamers will short
ly be placed upon the Cape Fear River.
TRE PLATFoRM-We were pleased to learn last
Monday, from distinguished delegate who passed
through this place that the strongest portions of
the Democratic Platform were not only cheerfully
assented to- but actually inSistcd upon by the North
ern Democrats. There was no trouble whatever,
but on the contrary. the most perfect harmony.
B<s~The Commercial = does not know how bis
Gen. Pierces) friends can strike out one spark of
enthusiasm IN his favor" We would most respect
fully ask whether undoubted patriotism -unsullied
characterized abilities. and consistent and unwa
verng devotion to the interests of the constitution
and of the South, 10 not constitute some elements of
strength Whether they not calculated to elicit
sparks of enthusiasm in favor of their possessor
Gen PIERCE will bring out the whole strength of
his party. That party is in immense majority
throughout the country. 1t can require no witch to
figure out the result.
Rag~As cur distant exchanges arrive we continue
to be edited with very grave and serious and acute
speculations upon the probable nomination of the
Baltimore Convention, with now and then a state
ment OF the first days balloting Oh. murder, how
dull they all read, that we know the facts ofhe
case and also the conclusions drawn from them
There is one thing certain, however, far or near. in
anticipation, in knowledge of the fact of General
Pierce's nomination. we have not yet met with
, charge of any kind rejecting on his character
principles, coming either from Democrats or Wigs.
That some will be trumpet up we know; because
some always are but they will be easily dealt with
as being made out of the whole cloth. We rather
think that few sensible Wings will raise the cry of
who is Franklin Pierce" similar question was
once put with respect to Mr. Polk 1t was asked in
poetry but answered in plain prose-" The President
of the United States
es5~The Steamship America arrived at N. York
on the 9th, with Liverpool dates to the Goth ut.-
There is little political news of Importance
Tho markets will be found under the proper head.
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9EWe have received the June number OF the Medi-
cal Examiner, published in Philadelphia by MessTs.
Lindsay & Blackiston and edited by Drs F. Gsrney
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-11

ea5~The Steamship America arrived at N. York
on the Sth with Liverpool dates to the 29th ult.-
There is little or political news of Importance
The markets will be found under the proper head.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1852-11-25
Notice to Absent Distributes.

ENFY BOOIER and William N. Blake, ex
IL ccainrs Of the last Will aud Testament of
Thomas "icr deceased, have this day filed pc
t'"n III ssY Office praying for settlement of that
part OF o estate of said deed, which is now due,
Notice. is h.s'by given TO all persons Interested in
SAID estate and particularly TO II Wicr, w Wicr, J
"ier ID. :. Wer and s Wicr, who reside with
out the limits Of tho State, that said settlement
will be had before INC on the Sd day of February.
iS3'i, at which time and place all persons inter
cstcd, w!i! either appear in person. by attorney,
or their consent TO tho same will be entered Of re-
cord.
Given under my hand and seal Of office. thi. Sd
November. 1852 f. w. SELLECk, DAD
no'f 81 SIN
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NN ILL sold by order of Frederick W..
w Selltk. Esq, Ordinary of Abbeville dis
trict on tho | Monday in December next, the
following .rac| of land The tract of land belong
ing TO the estus of John Ashley, Jr, deceased sit
uate in Abbe,he district, and lying between Spur
and Johnson creek, nnd bounded ny lands of
Thomas Davt aud others, supposed to contain
rs 3-4 acres, pore or less The tract Of land
belonging 10 Sarah d. Richey, deceased, lying on
waters Of Cal pun creek, and bounded by lands of
james IL. Cob. DIR RI id ;tni others, supposed TO
contain 81 ares, more or less. Terms, OH a
credit oftweY months, the purchaser to give bond,
with rood secFity, and Il mortgage Of the premises
if deemed net dssary, TO the Ordinary, for payment
ofpurchasc nhey.
Nov 3.5t SAMUEL A. HODGES, SAD.
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HARDWARE.
A. G.. GOODWIN.
No. Gra,stte Runge, Columbia, 8. c.

NO. Gra'sste feungc, Columbia, 8. c.
snowreceiving daily immense quan nti,ieso of DRY
GOODS, Consisting of every thing in the
= House Keeping line. Also large assortment
Of Negro Jerseys, Blankets I.nscys &c, which
he is constantly selling at the same low PRICES,
which have characterised his esta tablishment for
past seasons.
The attention ofthe Ladies is particularly re-
qnested 10 this large and entirely new assortment
of Muslin De lains, Poplins and other dress Goods.
Also Lace Embroidered Sleeve, chenliz.t,s French
collars &c; uso Gloves aud Hosiery ut lower price.
than ever before Offered in this civ. Paris n,.de
Mastias and Ladies Vests, iic l,ios; fsiiiops for
ths, Coming season, and in the Gentle,nti,s ao
patdtcntS~e C" large assortment Of
N.s.-- cloths, !ls a,so sr,vs.ds
ior EOysweut, -. ,,,cir,, 49,.
seeks sRh,n ", .'''' .
net''es o. ~ :;.o,'. ii. Iii. SINE: 80. ,.s
we fdt55y---9tr'. ..-- -..-......-. -
cheap, apftot r,n ~ ,sla uir. - .Gs
ask IN q trial. y 60, f.f rc:, l'rm,l :in::- 81 ;aa
and let it be ren,el. ae.rd 'hn; t'ori'" "i,! nn'
does sell cheaper th"r: any olls in Cu.u.l.,'.
- IFf A.G,GOODWIN.
N. 3. All orders prompt; az! carefully a,.er"-
I'd to.
Oct. % 1859 80 it.
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SHERIFF SALES.

virtue d sundry writs Of flo ri facas to Mo
- directed will sell at Abnevil!c court house.
on Gr:t MondAy in December next,
lh4 acre u land, more or less, bounded by Jos
eph +. Dof1:|f'.n Rrew"irc and others. the prop
crty of Within ~ ioore ais of II H Scuddy and
others
On Tuesday after sale s:v, at the residence
OF Rot,t. Lefl 100 bushels OF corn, More or
less, 2o0o bsbddcr moro or less, sorrel mare,
as I'd" properH of Franklin Beazley ads of David
Lesley, Urdiihry
Negroes, Jim. Adane and Betsy property of
b. M McFart lin, at the suit OF and Lomnx
aud others SA, HODGES. ,.n
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SCHOOL PROPERTY f'oR SALE.

WILL be sold OH Thursday end December uext
!. " four bpilding lots. in the village of Cskee-
beadsteads. chairs, Hpdsehold and Kitchen Ftfli.
ture, one yoke Of oxen; aud ox.&dgon ,fnIscE eews
stock hogs, one carry6Il and Hafnsas, plan.atsa
tools, aud many other Eatti6lss!s ,Fs tonsiHttes
will receive private proposals for Tho renp6t he
s!eyesdss Hotel, %a;.,ts Dwelling HES ,s
Of Sale. ,-.u Ill. 81 y ,FL-S@ss;6SIksA =
change of policy iu the, school, whereby students
will be allowed To- boerd ip pfivsIs fasnlliss Il
sf" Deh'' o. som .0"''s'enSls fM cogNoR, s.Issf.,.
:vocste will please copy III, sale, a',5 af veg
iNov4 e,i:",. ,,,,i', 81. rs; :af ,,A ,snssssA
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WANTED TO HIRE.

One hundred negro fellows, to work oil the
" 6. g. G. Railroad, for the ensuing year 40
from Columbia to Ncwberry and 90 from New berry
10 Suluda Bridge and 40 from Saludu Bridge
to Donaldsvile. 1t will be expected that the
owncrs will loose time caused by sickness, or hav-
jn.s runaway. and will furnish all necessary cloth
ing Ss & nsS &. og 0Insss will
will be made c;'..i,cr monthly, quarterly or ycury.
Application will be l:'ade to tho supervisors the
Chief Engineer.
Engineers Once G. e. c. r. r.
Greenwood, Oc.., Sn 1882
WM. HENRY GRIFFIN, Chief Engineer
Papers advertising by agi cement with the Ccm-
pany will copy
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VALUABLE Land for SRie,-The Sub
scribcr being desirons ia. move to his p'anta-
ton on Little river, offers for sole his valuable tract
Of land containing six hundred and fifty acres, ad-
joining lands toJ w Jones, p Waller and others
on Rusels creek waters Of savannah river, the
fantation we'll improved good Gin Hopse; and
Arking screw. all other buildings almost new there
il two settlements on the premises and it will be
sold rs such il desired. call and see as will charge
nothing for showing. There is about two hundred
and fiffy acres cleared all fresh and in good state
sor cultivation. .irs-s~!;a J. L. McCELVEY.
Nov. 10 1852. 80 .,;t-.s, II
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TAMEs sHILLITo takes this neJhsd Il
% Informing his friends and the pabe TIT hs
has now on hand, and il Constantly rerrvinE ~
assortment of cloths, Gussiners, ond vestiug sfsu
peror quality and fnish,n which he proposes te
make up according to tho MOST approved Paris.
New York and Philadelphia 81 yles.i a,1fi ..a
IIe will uIso make up all work entrusted u
him in superior manner. 8 Old stand, sosth- -~ess
side of Man street. nv: -. trc ;s1I~tf
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NOtice-In persuance of u decree by the
IL Court of. Equity. vii! sell at my store OH Sat.
uday the 4ih Of December next, one tract Of land
containing Two hundred Acres--Aso seven slaves
a, tho property Of the late Sarah Ann Latiner
TERMS OF SALE-The land will be sold on a
credit of one and two years--The Negroes for one
half cash, the balance credit Of one year with
interest from day of sale. "
All persons having demands against the estate
Of the said Sarah Ann Latimer decd, will please
present them legally attested., ~,
E..TRIBLE, Trustee.
Nov. 18, 1852. 33 3m
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TIE STALE OF SOUTH CARoL1NA

TIE STALE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ 4sBHvILLE DISTRICT.
: Afth AOr fhrt1SaOh. SSr
mary'NorYood vs.' Nancy @. Noswood, CT al.
DFesFsIa the court Of Common Pleas for Alb
II betlle Districtss sSs--s=s-ss.ss,;s 1850. 7 w;,(
- ell iss Abbsv.9d nonrt shoIs9 ON fii- NJ
lon6.yf Deco9beynexi, the real estate of Ma
tlsntei slse'd. on the waters Of Rotss
: ~kivefsNSs1inin 335 acres more or less, bounded
Axirnhush. mud DR.. E:
n!cIe<, 8.ana datr cost to be paid cash, tife
purchaser gviig bond aid good security, with u
mortgage 10 pure the purchase money.
Nov2-5t SAMUEL A. HODGES. SAD
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EeN1l ADVERTISEMENTS
Malice.

Is hereby Tvcn. that application will he made
TO the next Legislature of South Carolina, for
Ietiye 10 open Road from Mount Ill III Ablc-
vile Distiict TO run by Mount Pleasant via Ro-
sect tho GreenviIle Road passing jefferson Ar
nold's in Llurcns District about mile above his
rcsidcnce
Aug. ID. 90 3m.
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PLANTATlONssIGSa SALE.

THE subscriber Offers for sale his riantation II.
l. ing four miles South Of AbbeviIle e. n, Sa
the snake road, containing $50 atfes, $50 Ii
woodland well timbered. the balance cleared, aad
in a state Of good cultivation On tho prefnsss
are good Gin-ho,,se and Press, toerabls: gssA
dwelling, out t-buildings, sc.
.sALso-"ssa fa; S.kag
The subscriber proposes to sell The standing crop Il
cotton and corn Also his stock Of Hogs ana;cat-
tle. Price made TO suit any person Wishing tospuf.
chase. IL. GRAY.
August 23d, 1854 21-H
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10 THE PUBLIC.

VHNHE schools under the management aud i'll
IL strucion of Prof Ficrncus, j. A. Walker,
Wm NJ. Armstrong, and J. w. Jones, are i'll suc-
cessful operation. The present session " j end
middle of December. The first session of the ell
suing year, under the of the above lnstruc-
tons, will begin First Of February next teach
er who can speak several Of the Modern Langna-
gcs will also assist.
Board Except cundles) q amonth.............$l0 90
do second ''............". ."................ ~ w
Modern Langn; gcs clone s'....... Al W
Every pupil Of each class will be put at least
partially III The dead languages.
.......,- REPETITION
Minimum price Of tntion,. n,................S30 w
Maxmum GO " ,....> I'd OO
There are two courses in the Dead Languages
LIST course rssentiu in mastering tho science OF
language end, college csurse. TO master the
dead languages hence, every pupil will study
at least partially, the Latin and Greek languages
Use Of piano scholastic year ten months SIS 0O
Each pupil is required to study Mathematics
and Natural Science, three hours duly.
| Persons having children 10 educate respect
fully solicited TO visit the schools, witness the cx
crcses of tho classes, and hear the music. The
mode OF teaching is origina, practical anc thor
| ough.
Address ]. w. Jones. Secretary of Teachers
Cahouns Mills Abbeville district S. C.
October :th. J. w. JONES.
oct5 .t.tl .'! 81 8. .-.E hm.f
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an. NJ A,E5 a. SALE

A prime gang of 46 negroes remarkable likely,
II il 10. sold previously, will he offered for sale
on Saletlay in JANUARY OIL Il credit Of one two and
three wears with interest from date to approved
purchasers with two securities. The negroes can
be seen at the Plantation of w. T. llaskcll 8
miles from the village hy applying to the ovefseer
Mr.. Penne on the premises. Nov 4 81 II
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ESTATE SALE.

TNH!: rrr-o4l property belonging to tha Estate
l. Of Wiliih Morrison decreased viii be sold by
public Auctiol at the late residence of said decd,
Give miles tth east Of Abbeville Cont IIonsej
nn Thurs;lny be 9th Of December next Col,ss-
ting Of three kelly Negroes, Horses, cattle Hogs,
Sheep, cottolti seed, corn, Fodder, Oats, Wheat
plantation to4, Household and Kitchen furniture
&c, &c. q, 90" ,s.HtF
Terms mad knswn on day Of saie. "l....
JAMES ORRISON Admir- will annexed.
Nov ~ 1882 '' ''' SO sc-s !r,rnT. 9,
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miscellaneous IOpertisrnlents
IMPORTANT SALE!!!

HP Y order Of the court of Ordinary will sell
6-D in Abbevllc District at the late residence
of Willian H. NlcCaw dcceusrd OH Monday tn.
% inst. und days following, all the personal pro-
p"rfy "e said deceused, consisting Of 81 Negroes
lamongst them arc three cnrpcm,crs and ono
Blacksmith Mules, Horses, Hogs, Oxen, Neat
Cutie. Wagons, Blacksmith and plantatio
tools, about 1000 Bushels of corn, 300 bushels Of
Wheat. Fodder, Oats, Rye und Barley. House.
hold and Kitchen furniture and many other things
Of grcnt value.
Terms made known OH day Of sale
TIC PERRIN, Administrator.
Nov 10th 1852 90 If
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NOTICE THIS.

THE subscriber has withdrawn from all os:pAt.
i nership, and will hereafter practice medicins
OH his own account. His expectation to with.
draw from the profession is rccindrd, and bis pre-
sent calculation is to continue permanently IN The
practice. 's; r..&3.Cs.4.:
* ISAAC BRANCH.
Abbeville, Aug IS. 1852. .: SsS9-M
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NOTICE Every person indebted to the es-
IN tate <cl James F. Watson decd, to the
firm of Wat3 and w. Waller, Watson and 6
Waller and F. Watson and CO., arc requested TO
settle ir,,medlrly us longer indulgence cannot be
given. Pay}nis must be made 10 the sreprssen-
tatives Of thefms respectively. Those not giving
timely heed This notice will find their dnes in
the hands of Ecers empowered to collect.
= '+'y.f' - III. WIDEMAE, Exor.
NovembeH, 1892. Il. eai' t. noyIl-2m
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EXECUTOH's SALE.-we will sell on
u "Wednesday ttfe-e.h- Of pecsIber aext at
the late residence Of John Keilar Aec'd., Se0sd
erahle portion Of the personni estate of the SAID
deceased, consisting of negroes, mules horses,
cattle, hogs, sheep, cotton corn, fodder, oats,
wheat and peas, aud sahdry other thiigs. ~. =
Terms made known OH day of sale.
PHILIP CkONEK, f.,
JAS. G. HARPER, ~
Novoml,er 9Th. 1852. - 32-3t
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NOTICE TO DISTRIBU7EES

PON the petition Of Peter Smith, Jr., Execu-
~ tor Of the cstrtc of Peter Smith Sen. do
ceased, notice is hereby given to all persons i'll
tercsted in said estate, md particularly to those
who reside without the limits of the State, that
final settlement Of said estate vii! be made in the
orilnarys Office on the 23d November, 1852, ut
which time ard place all persons Interested will
either appear by attorney or in person, or THAR
consent to the same will be entered of record.
Given under NY hand this 23d August, 1852
+. W. SELLECK, oA,.
aug26 81 T.,
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Fifty Dollars asu.y..r<s

T WILL PAY the above reward TO any person,
i who will apprehend, and lodge i'll the Jail OF
this adjoining district, my man EMERY
aud $500 Tor proof to convict amy white person Of
hasboring him.
Said hoy is black, Stout built medium height
quick spoRcn, and stammcrs when agitaed. He
is probably lurking in the neghboIhood Of Scuffle-
town in this district, or in the neifhboEhood Of Mt
Gallaher, Laurens. .distriot,.r r.,s,,.s-
feb6-tfs. {. .iI.t...s -. -. W1I,LIkM DUNN.
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SOUTH CAROLINA, J
ADBEvILLE DISTRICT {

NyU II NNKVIINA,
ApHEvILLE DlsrRIcr In Ordinary.
q Petition having this day been filed H. my Of
1h iias by Hugh krlwood and wife Elizabeth
daughter Of Robert C. Goidu deed reuuiripp the
paper putportng to be the last Will and testament
OF Robert { Gordon deceased, to he proven in SOL
emu f"..n of Law. Notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested and particularly to James Me-
Cord, and l. + Gordon, who reside without the
State TO he and appear at my Office on the 9TH
dhy OF February, 1853, at which time and place,
the trial ,),"rcof will be had
Given Under my hand and seal this 1911, day of
November 1862.
s3-3m +. w. SELLECK, DAD.
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RICH FALL DRY GOODS. IL
.>'N .,,. GRAY BROTHERS, "..'
900 T3ra,d street AJJGIIsTA. GA


,>a.l -. GRAY BROTHERS, '.." e
900 Broad Street, ,.....s... AUGUSTA, GA,
y EG 10 inform the public, that their, Fall Stock
- of Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods is now com.
plcte. In addition TO our store ne have added a
handsome Silk and Dress Goods Department,
where will lie found the Richest Dress Fabrics of
the senson, atthe lowest Now York cash prices.
Among which arc: ~ s.: -..:
Rich broc,de dress Silks and Satins;
Extra fine white aud black broc4de Silks and
Sutins plain and Camelian do. -,
Plain andsstriped silks; Irish popins shd Tab
Rich color ed and black silk yslvs.s rich satin
brOche 'Cashmeres; a,ba All :.i,..... 49,,
Extra fine sntiils, American. black and white
P!an BIack silks, all widths small figured Black
silks; half mourning silks; to,..
Black aud coored Apacas and Bombazins
black and colored Brocade Apacus;
French and English Merinos and cnshmeres
+ Muslin Delaipes, Ginghams and calico, in great
variety, Of styles aud prices. go e ''
In our Cleak and shawl Department will befound,
The latest STYLES Of coIored and biacE. Velvet.
cIoaks sacks and Muntillas; I; IA ..a:f;rt 80 1as
Cloth cioaks and mantillas, neat, comfortable
ntd cheap : -" 'b'3.
r. 4 fsw oxtra rich Emb craps khaws ,,e
sl4euE Domestic department,
kssssss '.ashts Blankets, at,d can a's: af:
ford tgssa shop &c ae!0! P!ees d we'll as eur
y sseiat s.te,rtion rs requested % SO bales Of the
/ 1krsy sver brougt,ti South, 1tbenyht al aue-,
| u Satiiets, Jeaus; dTseedsG Clo,fss Cassniercs,
nni. .P1angeIs Of HlL kinds, and "A great stiety Of
6ilfer S3oodsto which No se4uest the attention Of
tHetaBti6e ,s,s;sBasid3 2l,,x ,sgsAs.,. iss. 81
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N OTICf-Th paper purportipg to be the
IN last VI and Testament Of Williami E.
Watson, 'dec1, hus been filed in my, Office, and
the Execntoi,amed therein. having refused TO
qualify, Noti| is hereby given to all parties coh-
cerned, that llettes of Administration with Will
annexed be n3 soon applied for, I by virtue ofIny
sice siall p4eed to take charge Of said estute as
deralect accd6ng TO the. Act of 1899. e ,...,
+. w. SELLECK, DAD.
Ordinary Office, Nov. o, 1852 32-lm
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AUCTION! AUCTION!!

Ora s:alsd:sy next ;ataea day follow
ing, the Subscriber will sell at auction. his en-
tire stock Of goods consisting in part of Prints,
Muslins, Aipucla $, cloths, cuss,mcrcs and Home
spuns. bo Ills, shoes. hats and caps. Also large
assortment of Ready made clothing, made up ac-
cortng to the latest styles. Also 20 gold a faes
silver watches with many other articles
TO numerous 10 specify. All Of which will he sold
without reserve. Persons wishing bargains would
do we'll to attend. Y. LEVY.
Nov 1892 80 If
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n.,1s1sas ". ". AARSHAAL.

Land for Sale near the ViiiAsa
A SMALL Farm, containing Two hundred an
!AiortY Acres, is offered for stle upou aceon..
dating terms. Any person Wishing to pursh..e..
can learn the terms, and SEQ the premises By -
plying ut this otfico. !-i!'"1-
Juno is, II 1
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DRY GOODS!!
&SSNN&ANSNNN9N& &S&s
DJRECT IMPORTERS

No. 40 East Bay, Charleston, s. C.
INVITE the attention of Merchants, aud Plau-
l. teIs TO their large and valued Stock Of Fancy
und Stuple Dry Goods Of Direct Importation.
Plantation Woollens and Blankets,
made to order by the best Manufacturers of Eng
land aud Wales. Their Stock comprises COM
plete assortment of Goods adapted to the wants of
the country trade-also Family aud Plantation
use. Besides our Importation Of Foreign Goods,
the stock embraces every vuriety Of Domestic
Manufacture, both of Northern and Southern
nuke g..
Tie Goods have all been bought with cash, and
will be sold ut the lowest rates und oil accommo-
JOSEPH LAWTON. 81 CO.
Oct. 1s 1852. ."<. D.. 20 6t
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Carriages! Carrfagcs!!
NOTICE.

SINCE the death of Dr ID. NJ. Rpss. ,h.,,A
~ signed will continue 10 pruc,ics Iedis;,~
his own account, aud hopes by strict .u..,ie. 4.
business to merit II liberal pulronage. fIe va a
all times be found ut his office, ever Wardl.v ~
Lyons Drug Store. unless professionally .sss.l
49,, d. S. BENSON, NJ
Nooe'h'o' oet.o' 1852. 31-4n
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1852-11-25
Valuable Plantation to DsaA
In AIh.us1L- xl:.l:a

In A6ttvi9le O;et<iss.
THE Subscriber offers fer snle, that v.lu.h,.
tract OF land known as tho Bellf.ra pl.s,,.
containing about 1900 acres of land, and lyin. .n
Long Cane Creek. There is'nearIy half tho nj. a.
rnc.earrd' finely tilnbcrcd, and tho land Of N.
ii1st quality IN the district. There is also, sIs.
loo acrrS ol choice creek bottoms the place.
ono half OF which, is cleared aud tho,oupbl, dtn.
od. The plantation lies within three miles Of th.
Sreenyilie and Colutaba Raiiroad, aud Oh. ,sii.
from the Branch Railroad leading 10 Abbsville 6.
-, also centrally situated h",wn.. G,...-o.i
Cokcsburry aud Abbcvile c. H., abou. seven raIl..
from each. Tho place is healthy and ono sf n.
best watered plantations in the district, we'll sl...
grain. sa
,. II desired, the tract can bo advantaps.u.,x
divided into two three farms to suit nureh.s.r:
ANY person desiring to buy lands in this distri,
would do well 10 examine this pucs befor. =,
chas.ng elsewhere. as bargain may bo IAl
Oct 10 leaA >'As0fsA-