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l. ADAMS & cos. Expresses Offer Daily Certain
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods OF all descrip
tons from all parts Of the United Suites.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
swift and JameS0wn and Roanoke .aving
New.York, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday of each week. BY this line
we are prepared forward goods of all descriptions at
very low Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenp,r's line of Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Porerage.
Our inland express per Great U. q Mail Lie, contln
ues as heretofore, arrive in Richmond Twice Daily.
The well-known character of our house for respons.
biIty and attention to the interests of
warrants in saying that shippers will find it to their
interest to order their Goods through adams Co.'s
Express. ADAMS CO,
per Nm. H. Mosby, Agent,
" o6-ifdts Lynchbwg. Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where We have
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Arrtral ofhe Europa-T TIE Verv Latest

Arrtrat ofMe Europa TIE Very Latest
b sToN, July 81 The steamer Europa ar
rived here this morning from Halifax Her
mails have been forwarded South by the early
train.
As the Europa came into Boston harbor she
ran down boat and a young man who was in
it was drowned.
The very latest by telegraph from London
to Liverpool, is to the effect thatthe Austrian
Emperor was to leave Vienna 10 a few days on
visit to the King Of Bavaria, stopping short
time at Mulch.
PRUSSIA.
The Delegates appointed by the Zollverein
Congress not having arrived, the conference
has been postponed to some future period not
named
GERMANY.
ThedomlclIlary visits were progressing. Sew
eral arrests of alleged offenders had been made.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
The latest advices are mach more pacific and
the impression prevailed there would be a pa
cifc settlement Of all difficulties.
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Insurance On Life.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
CAPITAL, JULY lst, 1853, OVER
81. 700 900.

DEKSONS Wishing 10 PT0YiIe Tor those depehhrhl
on their lives do 80 by nvailing Themselves Oh
Life Insurance.. The profits Of this company nnnn
nlly divided among the insured md exceed third
the premium paid.
No Institution affords better security advantages to
The insured Persons cnn address Mt Richmond or
procure The necessary blunks IN Lynchburg, 10y calling
ut the office of DR.. w. s. MONS, Medical Adviser for
the Company. II. w. kNOWLES, Agent
Inlv 7-dArBm
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.-The next
w session of this Institution will open on the sec
ond Thursday (8th) September, and close Bird Of July
next Catalogues exhibiting the course of instruction
and the standing of the students during the past
sion &c &c. will be cheerfuly sent to all requesting
them by Prof. Campbell Clerk of the Faculty The Tu-
ton fee is forty dollars per annum The best boarding
can be procured at So SO per month
FACULTY.
George Junkin D. D. President and Prof. OF Men
tai and Moral Science. Logic. Rhetoric, &c.
John L. Campbell A NJ. Robinson Prof. Of General
and Agricultural Chemistry and Astronomy.
James J. White Prof of Greek Language and Liter
AZURE.
Junius Nj. Fishburn A. M Prot of Latin and Mod
Languages Fly 25.tlsep]
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From he RicAmond Times,

PIAYos-These beautiful instruments, which within
few years pas have become accessory ornament to eve
ny paror have brought such perfection, both ia
the inventive and enterprsng genius Of the manufact
rers in future add much to that aready dome
To our have heard instruments that begin TO
compare in sweetness of those manufactured by
Worcester, and sold by Mr.. A. MORRIS, bookseller and
atoner of this city In finish satisfied they can
not lie exceled. But few days since, one OF the best
performers have listened to. while practising
difficult piece of music Of Worcesters pano re-
marked to u.s. that it the sweetest toned instrument
lis fingers had ever touched, and he bad played on
preat variety of pianos both North and South. We fully
agree with him. and therefore take pleasure in advising
our readers to call Morris, and supply themselves.
A MORRIS is ole Agent for the sale OF Woreester
Pianos nd is receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York His prices are the same
Mt he factory He socits examination of his stool
from those in of superior Pianos, at moderate pr
,as e 29-dts
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DAuL WHETEHEAD-Ano at Lao-
/ VIII practice in the Courts of LYNCilBURG q
AMI ERST.
Office in the new building Of the Citizens Savings
Bank, Mt the head of the stairs Southern entrance.
lylG.d3m
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Wnrillaw & Lyo,,

II AVE just received at their Drug Store saS
IL large additions to their former Stock Ra
They have the largest and best selected stock Of
Pcrfunery ever offered in this market, CONSISTING,
in part Of superior Gcrnan and French Colorncs,
Bay Leaf Water, Aromatic Vinegar, Toilc, Wa
Ter and Powders; Roland's Kulydor, for tire com
'pIcxion; Handkerchief Extracts, very extra fla
vor'ng Ettrnets, large and superior lot Of Tooth
Brushes, Toilet Soups, ETC.. etc, TO which they in
VIte the par;icnlar attention of the ladies,
:. Also, llurrison's and Gilman's Hair Dive, which
ihsantaneousiy changes the hair to beautiful
brown or black color; together with great va
rely Of PATENT NJ lEDICINES, and other ar
ticlrs in their line. The public arc invited to call
and examine their stock.
Abbcvle G. H. Mmy4 "a
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New and Fashionable Spring Goods I!
L. A. Allen

EGS leave to inform his friends and the public
~ that Ic has now or. hand u fine assortment OF
FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS; aud
would call the attention of the LADIES to his well
selected articles, consisting in part of
kadies' Dress Goods; Barugcs, will, satin stripes
Harcge DeLans; black Barcgc, plain aud figured:
Figured Shal!rys, satin stripes:
httc dotted Swiss, culorcd Swiss
Tissue silks, rich Brocadc Silks rich Black silks;
China, Bc,eastc, and Plaid India silks;
Colored Jackoncts aud Lawns;
Ladies Cuffs, CoIlurs, Undcrseevcs, Chcmisettcs,
Capcs, &c;
Ladies' fonncis, Il very handsome selection;
Donnet Ribbons, rich Brocadc Ribbons;
Rich Brochdc Sashcs, white and colorcd;
Arti!ic'as, for inside and out;
Bonnet Tnbbs; Bridal Wreahs;
Ladies' Kid Glovcs-white, coIored ond black;
Long silk Twist Alitts; lialf-fnscrcd Nlitls;
Grass Cicth Skirts and Slopes;
Snnsiadrs, PnraSo!s Ginghan Umbrellas;
Feather and Paper Fans, and many other articles
too numerous 10 mention.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN:
Gent!emcns Bi;c. and Fancy Cuss;meres;
Drnp ctc, plain and plaid;
Linen Drills, whiie and coorctl:
Hik ana h'd Giovss-an excellent article;
Hats Caps, Boots, Shors, &c,
TOGETHER WITH
Hardware, C.ockery Ware, Groceries, Sc, s.
April 20 y 80
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WANTED! WANTED!

PURCHASERS TO call and examine the very
iurge and beautifully assorted stock of
NJ. STRAUSS, COKESBURY.
Just arrived from: New York and Charleston. Now
opening aud continually receiving French musIn
ut lO cenn per yard Prints at all prices and aual
ities' Brown and Beac!,ed Shifting. a
SPRING DRESS GOODS. -.
Light French Barregc dc Laines, figured Tissue,
Plum print and colorcd Burrcge, cuid French, JAG.
onet, do French muslin, TouIari silk
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIEs.
Null, Book, Swiss. Cnmbric, Jaconet, sNariesook.
plaid and checked Muslin figured Swiss and dot.
ted Muslin' French worked Collars, new styIe:
Cuifs5 Chemisettes, Sleeves and sHandkerchiefs
Jacanetand'swiss muslin Edgings, Insertincs, now
pattcrn.e -. ysss5Es I. .s.,,-t.' a.. i
= MOURNING GOODS.
a very large ASSORTMENT, the best that has eyer :
been Brought to market. sY4ss
- 7sssS-' = IMPORTANT ~
70 those Wishing D E! !Diuper Scotch Diaper Tsbia
Diaper. Toweing, Napkins, Ladies' Hosicry.
muses. Hosiery, Gentlemens' Hosiery, Irish Liz
en- Sheetng and Cashmere Pants. 81
: NJ. STRAUSS.
colesbury March 27, 1853 III Sfft
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ABOUT TIE CHEAP CASH FAMILY GROCERY
A WORD IN MY OWN BEHALF. .

z z ET'TER than twelve months ago, the sub
kaD scriber finding the wants of the community
demanded nm establishment of this kind here,
opened Cash Family Grocery, tho
SUCCESS of which WAS thought to he quite problo-
inhiicui lie takes pleasure in Informing The pub.
lie 'hot the project has realized his most sanync
expectations, and is now established upon n per-
iiaiciit basis--at the same time he would have
a'l to understand, that he did not expect u great
deal 1t is sufficient for his purpose ut present,
however. to state. that he has made Ii little and
Is still selling Groceries ut Atbcvc Court House.
South Cal"ini. Some people think thu, he makes
enormous profits, and that e sells too high; but
this idea invariably vanishcs, when similar pur-
| clasrs are made elsewhere His motto has been
Quick sales and small Prof,S," and the Pro-
! IL are iindng il out, Of whom testify of
their faith, by making all their purchases ut tie
CHEAP CASH FAMILY GROCERY.
Last summer and fall, when Bacon was selling mt
iItteen cents per pound every where, some kind
friends thought and adriScd him 10 sell at cost I.
because Mcy lad Guy; and, although he sold at
very small advance above COST still, any one Of
the dIl''at comprehension could see at once that II
business could not s;stain itself at these rates.
lie has now IN store and will continue to re-
plenisi, as the increasing trade aud waits of the
I.ub'c shall demand, Il well selected stock of
Groceries, Provisions and Confec ticnaries.
10 which hc invites the attention of the Public,
and respectfully requests those in want Of anything
IN his !inc to give him call, examine his stock
aud prices, aud i:c challenges colnuc;iton
Oranges. Pine Apples. Lemons ard Coceanmts,
are offered by the quantity ut the iou:cst possJlc
rates, flesh supplies Of which he is receiving every
Two weeks. HENRY 5. KERR.
April II IF
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Watches, Jcxvelry. Etc,

&s.-yEIN r. a. YONGUE respectful
s.sZs ss.Zss sss%a ly informs his friends that he has
A-ss'dn now Oh hand. and will constant
" Keep an extensive assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Mantcl Clccks Of every variety, Silver and Pla-
ted Ware, large variety; Military and Fancy
G"ods, Guns. Rifles, Sportsman's Apparatus, fine
ircket and Table Cutlery, together with uIl kinds
of Fancy Articles.
His stock OF Watches, Clocks, Silver Ware,
and ]ewrlry, embraces handsome and f.,sbiona-
bio collection of such articles 1t is his design
not TO be surpassed in the taste and elcgaucc of his
selections, and his prices will bc found OH cxumn
at'on to be as moderate as at any other establish
ment i'll the South.
tic solicits continuance Of the custom hcrcto
lore 50 literally bestowed on the old firm.
X. A. YONGUE.
Columbia, April 10 If
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A Gard.

'HNHE subscriber respectfully informs his old
a friends of Abbevile District, and the public
i'll general, ha; he has opened Nh ontire new stock
of GROCERIES; such as
Sugars, Coffee. Molasses, Bacon, Hams,
Sides and Shoulders, Macker.I, Salt, Bagginr,
Rope and Twine, Ginger, Pepper, Specs. Pre-
serves, Jellys. Brandy Peaches, &c; and every
thing that is good and nice for table use, &c. And
10 those who are fond Of something good to drink
keep a]I qualities Of Liquors, say from 40 cents
10 SO 90 per rguon-Champagne CordiaIs, &c.
ny strict attention TO business the subscriber
hopes to get liberal share Of patronage from his
native District. :. Orders solicited.
JOSEPH A. BLACK, JR.
III Richardson-st, Columbia, c.. April 2S-ly
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-SPRING q .SuPPIIES I,

AT ABBEVlLLE COURTHOUSE, S. c..
WlLLSON & WILLIAMS are now receiv-,
w ing their Spring Goods, and will be constants
~ adding TO their present stock from New York
and Charleston, all the latcst styles Of -
Ladies' Spring & Summer Dress Goods.
EMrRoIpEEIEs-Now in store und Just received,
an excellect assortment of French Embroderies.
such as Ladies' worked Muslin Undcrseeyes, very
beautiin! styles;.s
Ladies' worked Muslin IiabitJ, entirely new:
do do do Chimcscttcs;
do do do Collars and Cuffs, eleguu,
styles and entirely new;
Ladies' worked NJ usin Mourning Colars
--ALSO--
Ladies' Sco!lopped, Pluin und IIem-siiiel,od l..
G. ll"Ddtcrchicls;
ladies black sewing silk Mitts;
Silk Illusion Rucs, single aud double;
an excellent soltmcnt OF Embroidered Swlss
Mus!ius:
Fancy 1arege &c Lanes, French Catnbrics and
Ginghum Robes, Fancy English Prints, Ameri-
can do, Black and Whito do; So
Bonncts, latest styles; Bonnet Ribbons, Bonnet
Tabs, Bonnet Innings; -.
tine Hair and Tooth Brushes; fnc Ivory and Buf.
ta'o Dressing Combs; shell, side &, Tuck Combs;
lest French Extracts for IIdks; French and Ger
man Cologncs. very best quality;
10 which they invite tho attention of the Ladies'
March lG 49 If
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A. G. GOODWIN.

No. Granite Runyc, Columbia, SO. Cu.
INVITES the attention Of the people Of Abbc-
L Vile District, to his new, extensive aud fas,-
onnble stock Of DRY GOODS that he has ius,
laid in and is daily receiving, adapted 10 the Spring
aud Summer scasors. Being dssirous 10 make fur
ther acquaintance with the people of this District,
hc takes this method Of soliciting their custom,
and pledges himself that more ceguut and ex-
tensive assortment Of Dry Goods cannot be found
:!.:s side Of New York, ut iouest prices. We have
now every style and description of all tic Fash
mnable Dress Goods, such as Barages, Tissues
Grape DC Paris, Robes, Chaliys, French printed
Jhconcts aud Muslins, BombaZincs, Aipaccus
Canton cloths, and every grade of Black Silks :;
and among which we sell u very heavy good urii-
Gle ut One DOLLAR yard. Also. the newest
styles OF Culicocs, Ginghums, Chambrays, etc. In
addition 10 which, have all elegant assortmen,
of all kind Of Euroidcrcs, consisting, in purt, of
Lace Wells, black Lace for Manullas, Thread and
cotton Edgings, Cumbrc and Swiss do, Muslin
1nnds, French, Lac. ana, III lusm u n,ie reoeyes ant,
Collars. Chcmizettes Of ul kinds, plain and en-
hrodrred C ilaadkerchefs, from & IL cents I'D:
Cambrlc breakfast Collars, Infants Waists and
frocks; Alexander's Kid mud Silk Gloves, and
all the hest styles Of English Hosiery, etc. And
,or m Henl'cnen's wear, have many new tylcs Of
Linen DriI'nrs, Twccds, etc also large assorl-
mcnt Of materials for Boys wear. The newest
styles OF Ladies' Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons,
which can he trimmed ut few moments notice
IN the most fashionable style. Also, u large as
s"rtmcnt OF Silk Parasols, from rs cents up. 1
would call particular attention to Goods in The
Housekeeping Lime, viz:
Linen and cotton Sheetings, Pillow case Linens,
Towels, Napkins. Doylics Table Linen, by the
piece or yard, most beautiful patterns; also, Lace
aud Aluslin curtain materials, brown and beachcd
Homespuns, Negro Domcs,ics of all kinds aud de.
scriptious Also, Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Canton
Mattings, Al. 81 and Cd wide.
Those visiting Columbia, for the purchase of
Goods, arc respectfully ssicited to call and exam
Inc our stock, and for themselves wliat we can
DO; as the Goods will be found of good quality, ut
the lowest prices. a. G. GOODWIN.
N. B.-OrGcrs for Goods will he thankfully re-
celved, ,nnd be carefully and punctually attended TO-
April &c 3 sm
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YGo! ts,Y E'!orisI:,!

o-p-h for the Lan4 Of Fio,rcrs, lMi!k e. Honey i,
~ The subscriber offers for sale his Tract OF
~ i.an"' consisting Of about $50 acres, more or
less, lying IL miles south Of Anderson Cour,
House. III one mile of boat navi .at!on OH Suval,-
nah river, :'no acres Of which, is cleared land aud
ON w acres good hotton, land. This tract is
susceptible at division into two or more tracts
As;. another tract Of $50 acres situated on Biz
Schrrostee creek, / miles southwest of An,lcr-
sou, :!D acres Of which is No. Bottom, and about
~ ucrrA woodland.
Also, another Tract containing $50 acres, $50
o. which arc woodland and about 30 acre, of Bot
tom land, lying udjo;mns the Evergreen tract. on
'"e Augusta !,nhd also, on the road leading from
Anderson 10 Athens, Ga.
= lso. another tract containing 100 acres, living
Oh III" road iio'n Anderson to DooIy's Ferry.
Persons deSirous Of purchasing will apply to OF
address me at Evergreen, Anderson District. S. G.
shall ut any time take pleasure in showing all
or either OF the above tracts to any person wish
ing TO purchase.
JAMES w. EARLE.
ApriI %. 1883 tr
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Se.v Cottoaa Gin ra;ss,usaclory

tscH 1OttE2a enisl ,aas;lctOYy.
ABbEElLLE Z. IL.
't'tlE subscribers respectfully inform the plan
terS OF Sont!. C:tr"lnu that they are erecting
an extensive COTTON GIN FACTORY, at
AbbevIlle Court House, where they will be pre-
pared to manufacture GINS OF THE BEST
QUALITY. MIR. ExR:Gnr-onc of the firm and
pr'ncil'a! workman OF tie late firm of Hcndcr son
Il Enright, Of Newton county, Georgia, whose
Gins are well known and highly approved through
out Abhrvilie, Anderson and E,!gciield Districts,
VIII give his attention to the business. Our
''ns 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 III the southern States.
kEPAllllNG also done with ncatness and de-
spatch.
WOOD AND IRON TURNING will be ex.
cuicd IN the best style, and AT the shortest notice.
These in want Of new Gin for the next crop,
would do well to give trial before purchasing
elsewhere. Engagements can be Inade with our
Travelling Agents, oil accommodating terms, who
VIII call on pluntcrs generally, or by letter address.
sed to MS nt Abbcvic &. II.
w GINS WARRANTED in oil cases. md
delivered TO purchasers free of charge.
ENRIGHT &. STAR.
FEB i, 1853 As IF
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Dr. M. w. NIaX,ry

H,ArECI TING TO reside at Cokcsbury, at the res
~ 'dence OF the late X. l.. Mahry decreased, would
inform tile ctizens Of that village, ind the COM
mun'ty generally, that la will do Il consultation
practicr, lin his rocssion in Of emergency ne
would also attcndin the first Instance hoping that
long experience i'll the practice OF his art. might
enable him 10 be Of service in cusc of dscuse
Mays, 1883 2 ,e
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$H300 EsBsW WAEeka

) offered by the Tcwn Council of Abbcv!c Vii.
L Iage for the discovery of any white person or
pcn;oils, with sufficient proof to convict the same,
of having SGT fire to Cpis Marshul's dwelling or
Enright & Stars Gin Factory.
Or tho above Reward il offered for the discovery
OF any white person or persons, who may hercaf-
ter set'fre 10 the houses and dwellings, Of our ci
zens, with proof sufficient to convict the same of
the crime OF arson.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
March ~, 1S53-5l tt. Iutendont.
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Anthony EEarInoxr,

AT WINTER SEAT, SO. CAROLINA,
AS just received. from Charleston and New
IL York a large and handsome assortmcnt of
= SfflNE AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting of Dry Goods, for both Ladies' and
- GentieLieii's Wear: Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, 8onnets, Ribbons, etc; Groceries, Crock
cry, Glass aud Hardware with great vuriety
OF other rartlccs-necessary, useful and ornamc ell :
tai-to which he invites the attention of this com
mun'ty, and the public generally.
May a.,
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d. v. Aeai1ycrD.

MERCHANT TAILOR, COLUMBIA. sc.
W. GUILD call the attention Of his friends. and
w IN" public generally, to his large and well
selected stock ci scaconabIe Spring Goods ;
embracing every variety of
CLOTHS, CASS[MEEES, VESTINGS, &c
Purchasers will find, upon examination, that
bargains are offered by &. " a., unsurpassed by
any similar establishment i'll Columbia or else
where: a call respectfully solicited
Anr;l 1D d .c
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1s;airaG1's H4etcs.

s,:::t The subscriber has removed to the Ictcl
81. formerly occupied by Mn. LAwIioN He
desires share Of public patronage, and is prepur-
ed to oiirr every convenience TO the travciIinr
public and community. lfc takes this occasan to
return his sincere thnn"s for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, and assures his friends that
'mr' MEANS nor industry shall be wanting, to
render them comfortable
JOHNSON RAMEY.
Anrl 90 - 80
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Nicholas McEVoy

EDj = Has permanently located ut Alb.
ss.{ Aabcvic Court House. All that ho
L. desires from the citizens of Abbo-
~. Vile Village and the District gene.
rally, is Il trial. and, if he does not please YOU in
style, matcri;',a and every thing else pertaining to
his business, i! will moi he from cndeayors upon hs
part tn discharge lis duty. Ills
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
Are various, and ca.not be cxcelled. Call und
Judge for yourselves.
April IL, 1859 ! 1em
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~ S1enricmen's HsmDO riran 8 !.

subscriber invites attention 10 his sfock sf
..l;sSR.RING 81 AND SUMMER CLOTHfNGg
Linen, Aipacca, Drap 'te, and Broaac!oti1 CSsis:
Black nld :colored Cashmeret AZ S.;
colored Indian silk s y 8. Z "a s.,
Lgen Drill. Darp de'ts nnd CashrneIs Paitts
MdIse,lies, Silk, Sntfn and Linsn Vests i ,besfdes
fallaasett tInsrit5 Brosdc CGsbnsie, PM
detes 4adians lon, sefStSns cIeih md
AIPaeaas A1sp. brown, wbitss c6lnrsd and 3senfsd
LINEN asss nsAs sk :psgslp b
ders and ft3loyes5 Nitis ETcAt 3D.
Fancy Arftcfss IL; 81. - .s
sBsebsl flsts. Straw f;eg hSIss and Fsnama Hafss
wllft, Lisilt I'D ~ sanna to p{SsS
thosc who faeSs MO Il al :
March p n q d; ; STRAUSS s.
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Fresh Arrivals!
James Shilllto. Merchant Tailor.

"OyLD respectfully Gull the attention Of pur.
w chasers 10 his extensive stock of SPRING
W GOODS. which he has just received from
The most fashionable md best markets His Cloths,
Casslmeres, Vesiings, aud all the necessary Trim.
ininss topnt them:up in good style, eannot be ex,
celled His prices are moderate, and il an article
made by him does not suit, you need not take it,
PERSONS who desire 10 furnish their own Goods
con rest assured that they will be made I'D in the
best aud most fashionable style - =.
=. JAMES SEILLITO.
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!M aI.:ic T'o;ll:s9s,Y.

!fdaz.:ic Y'cNCsaCE.
\ YOUNG LADY who has had co,s;d,r.lo
"A experience in giving instructions on the Pin
ho, desires situation, either in ii private G,uiIv.
or III healthy neigh1orhood or vi,Iugy. She viii
also give instruction in the ordinary elementary
branches, II desired. Address the Editor of the
Banner. 49,, 10 D 'e
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

q db6cc'Ic UiStIict-In The Common Pleas
~ D. Fanning and Co. VS.. W. Il. Sanders.
t9(ilEREAS, the plaintiffs in this case did OH tho
Nv 2tth day of March. file their declaration u
~ gainst the e!endant, who is absent from aud
without the limits of this state, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within The samc, upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the sud de-
PENDANT do appear and plead 10 the said declaration
OH or before the 9Th day of March, which will be
in the year 1854, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will he given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.c.PA.p.
Clerks Office, March &c, 1853 ly