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~ FIGURING mills are rapidly multiplying
in all parts of the Territory. The mill at Ano-
ka is now in operation, or will be in few
days.
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LIND, seoen miles from this City.
1000 ACRES in ONE TRACT within mile,
1OOo of this city, near the saltwater road.
HENRY McKENTY
st. Paul, Sept. II 18S dAw
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Gss- We are informed that the Black Hawk
and New Georgetown may be expected at St.
Paul before the close of navigation.
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W. II. MURRAY,

". +. NJ Z h h n
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
T.. PAUL, MINN. TERR.
vTyILL attend promptly snt diligently to all business
w intrusted to him. Having made himself acquaint-
with the quality and situation Of the surveyed lands
territory, he Is prepared locate land warrants
The beat advantage Persons at distance may SEND
and their interests Will be attended
ts asAf they present. once on Third sreet.
September Il, 1851.
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NEWELL. wM. II. ToMPRfNs'
Newell & TOlMpkins,

A,forrevs a, Lar and Dealers in Real Estate
lssirac.s Of Title furnished for ST. Paul, ST. anthony
and Ramsey County.
oFFrcE THIR ID
Re.e- Coz. German; Hon. D. oimstei, Mayor St.fae
iu Ill
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Henry McKenty.

Dealer in Hea1 Elsteto,
Office, old Post Ogcs Buiiding Third St, Saint Paul
AND b'rght and sold throughout the Territory Nom
-y Loaned, investments made to the best
and Land Warrants located.
REFERENCES.
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Va Earn Jour money before you spend
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DRS. POTTS g. MORTON,

HsyISC; associated themselves together in the prac-
tce Of prof.s iOn offer their services To th'
CITIZENS O, ST. Pau and IL. vicinity.
Orise On Third street. IL. c. Sandford's store
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st. 45aul aSu5inr5s Curos.
HORACE q. BIGELow. cHA's Z. FLANDH
BIGEUOW g. FLANDRA AU,

TToRNEYS AMI C1unS"!ors At Law. Office over L.
~ u. Wait & Co.'S Store, Third street, tbelOw Rob
srtsl ST. Paul. Minnesota Territory.
viii attend promptly and carefully 10 professional busi-
ir all the Courts of the Territory; also TO the coll
gsciOa Of debts and all other business ia manner
connected With r- profession.
Money to Loan in SINAI! sums on good security
ian lily
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Sherif'S Sales
S4o441 - So4SSs
HSl virtue OF suntlFy Writs Of Ficra Faciu
~ L

2 virtue OF sum,ry Writs Of F;cra Facias
ED To me directed, | will sell ut AIbeviIIe
Court House, OF the First Monday in December
-. 500 acres of land more or less, bouudsd by
Iira Mnu!drn, Archibald Maucn, Joseph Lock!
heart, James DanneIlv, John Spear, Perry Pet
figrnc. A!oso, negroes, Samson I.ncv, Fanny
Lively and two children, Rufus and Bill; bales
.'f cotton, mules, bay mare, / wagon and
gear, yoke Of oxen
And at defendants residence on "Wednesday
after sa'c day in December next, benreau,
l clock. tables. cupboard, bed and bed.
steads. grind s;onc LOT of plantation tools,
!eom: spinning wheels, 3 sything crudIcs,
lot poultry sows end pjgs, 9 cows &c, the
property of }. C.. NIauldcn, xds Giles, Hill,
Davis and others
3GS acres Of land more or less, bounded bv
w. L. Mauldcn, James White, Robert Simpson.
ana others, the property of Archibald Mauldeu,
ads Joe! J. Iiplord, and others
sorre horse, the property Of J. II. Walker,
al the salt of A. p. Conner, and Others
house and lot in the village Of Greenwood.
containing ncrcs more or lcss, bounded by r:
IL. Calhoun Robert Anderson, and others, the
property of Benz D. Worrcl, ut tho suit of
l.. Wright. for another,
=, io7 acres of more or less, bounded by Edward
Hop'"' hobert Carlisle, and others. the property
OF James a. Hamilton, ads. Il. v. Posey, and.
Others.
s. A. HODGES, Sad
oheTfs Office, Nov. 10, 1854. tbs.
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Poor House Elections.

lJ>EIE Commissioners of the Poor for Ahbevie
Il District will receive proposals for Steward
of tho Poor House and Oversear of the Farm,
and Also. for Physician for the year 1885,
The Steward will have the care und manage
ment of the paupcrs, aud he will be required to
labor OIL the farm. The Physician will be re-
quired to attend TO the heaitl, of the inmates of
the Poor House. and to furnish his own medicines.
Proposals will be received hy any one Of the
Commissioners up to the 18th of November next,
on which day the Election will be made. The
applicant for Stewardship will plense state the
number Of his family. if he has one, and give
some idea Of the services they can perform
The Steward and family will be furnished with
board by tho Commissioners.
GEORGE r. McCALLA, Chmr' n.
JOHN ~ WIEn, Sec'y and Treas'r"ssg.
= ALHERr JoHssox,
p. d. KLEuaB, Commis'u.
JSo. p. KENNEDY.
Nov. 2, 1854 20 st
tB Independent Press copy twice.
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THE WHOLE WORLD.
100000 WORTH OF GIFTS
for the subscribers to the
VI 4 II MOTH PICTORIA


Pn'''iSh"d simultaneously in the thrc, cities OF
-'"" l'r&. Fh'i.Iiph;n, and Baitimo:e,
AS s',on as :iUoO,nou Subscriptions are obtained
ana having already AL actual circulation OF
about 20n,U0U it is now certain the
Distribution will soosl take place
Among the extraordinary LIST OF GIFTS,
(bcinS one for every ticket issucd.l arc
Prof tiEAnr's Elegant Country Seat,
valued ut co5 o,,
A Magni fccnt City Residence, valued
at 1900
4 Cash Loan for 100 years, without
interest or security, 10 0Oo
Building Lots Elegant Piano Forlcs.
Gold Wnches, Bracelets, Rings.
Books OF Travels in the Old and
New World. ~ Prof Hart; Real
Estate: %".. Sc. &c, in all num-
h"iI''G 3nU.nr" ':iils, l"!m"I - $&An 900
livery single remittance of s.! scci,... one
years subs"ript"n 70 the la;,,r,,isrfs. sric-
tOrlal, and tho gratuty al !.ir. Ticket,
which entities the holder To ,hn," in the
"oo,ooo ellis. Thus every r.:':on II vesting in
tins siupcndous Enterprise receives the full
worth OF his or her mn::ev, in subscrip,ions to II
first class lnurnal he greatest and most inter-
es''n= Pictorial "f ,hr agc.) besides Il Gift for
each Subscription which may prove an inmc nsc
fortune tn tll. receiver.
For complete List Of Gifts. and full and cx-
p'icit particulars in regard 10 the great Enter
prise Distribution 6c., see copy OF The Whole
World, which will be promptly sent. free Of
charge. where desired by letter, post paid.
I'll" Whole World may also lie seen at the
csiic"s OF all pnpers containing this advertise
mcnt, where information may he obtained in re-
gard to the paper and Enterprise.
dgcHts. Postnsds.crs and Loui;es dcsirous Of
lucrative and III the same time gcntccl employ
ment, should not fail to see copy Of 1hc Whole
Norf% which contains by fur tho most liberal
Inducements ever offered to agents in the way Of
immense cash premiums, gifts, commissions DC,
whereby any person. with ordinary activity
can easily max" $ 400 and upwards, per wear
10 which TACT Tie agents We already have can
testify. Secure the Pictorial and become wise,
rich and happy.
Correspondents must write their address
Name Pnst o!scc, County snd State, PLAIN
and DISTINCT, or it will he their own fault if
they iaii To get an answer. Adhere to this, and
all returns will be promptly sent wherever de-
sired in any part of the world.
ES5 II any orders be received after the 300
o'o Subscribers arc obtained, the money will be
promptly returned, post paid, 10 the persons
sending it,
GB All letters and rrmittanccs for the Pic
torial WITH GIFT TICKETS must Invariably
he addressed, post paid to Prof. J. WOUDMAN
lART, Wmld's Hall. Bro,dwav New York,
there being the only office for the Gift Enter.
prise.
But rcmittanccs for the Pictorial WITHOUT
Gift Tickets may be sent to Prof j. WOOD
VI AN HART, Hearts Buildings, Chestnut street.
fh!adelphla, Pa. there eins the principal ed
ilo:ial and publication Office.
Oct. 26, lo5i % GIN
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BROWNING e. LEHMAN.

IMPORTERS of French, British md Gcnnnn
DRY GOODS No. 200 and I'll King street,
corner of Market street, Charleston, $. e.
c"rpct'ngs:-lngrain, Plys, Brussels, Tap
cstry and Vclvcts.
Curtain Materials in silk. Satin ant, Worstcd.
Curtain Cambrics and Muslins in large variety.
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtans, nll
styles.
Gilt Corriccs, in nll the new designs
Curtain Giinps, Holders, Loops, Tnsscls, &c.
Drapcry Cords Hnd Bell Itopra, in all Varieties
British aud American Floor Oil Cloths.
Silver and Gilt Stair Rods and Stair Carpet
ings of all styles.
Wilton, Velvet and Administer Hngs, in large
variety.
Plantation woolens-B Blunkets, rfafnu, Ker.
seyR, Caps, dc.
Red and White Flanncls. Shirtings, &c.
Cotton Osnnburgs, Of all the best Southern
makes.
English and American Cotton Flanncls.
French, English and American Prints
Linens, OF Richardson's superior make. for
Sheetlngs, Shirtings, Pillow Gases, Table Dam
asks, Doyhrs. Nnpkins Tow elngs, IIucknLncks
Fruit Cloths, Is. f. HiaPcrs. Grass Cloths &c
French Goods. -
Servants Cls:hs, in sh tke .taaes of English
Goods.
satinets Twecds. Jenns and 1anSsexs Of nj
Qualities and styles, with full assortment of
Rich Dress Goods, in Silks, Tissues, Barcscs
Grenadines, Mnslins, &c.
Bombazines, Alpncas and Mourning Goods, in
great variety.
Emhroideries and Lace Goods, of every de-
scription.
Evening Dress Goods, in great variety, con-
stantly received.
All the above are for our own direct importa.
tion, and offered nt the lowest market prices.
Terms -Cnsh or City Acceptance
The one price system strictly adhered to: all
Goods warranted. BROWNING; .t LEMAN.
jan IL 1y ChaI lcston,S s. c.
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new and Wonderful Invention.
WILLIAM sToDDARD. pArEnyrEr

ME Subscriber having purchased tLc R;oh.
4 ser the State of South Cnrolinu in .thc oslv
lsla. Mneiine now Invented for RIFTIEp nni
GllAF IHI INC SHINGLES, BARREL HEAD
.Nu, &C. Is prepared 10 sell the Right of Dis.
tr'cts, or single Muchnc, ut prices suir;c;c,,I,
low W. to M make it an inducement to purchasers.
Inc Machine being simple in lis co,.t,uc,ion
ana IS NOT liable to get out of order, il cmallo
Of Splitting and Shaving Two THOUSAND Shin.
giles per hour,-better Than made by hand. It
Is portable, and can be workcdby hand. horse or
steam power. Ten or fifteen iays work "f
Machine will make enough shingles to nav tho
price asked for single one r'
Large inducements are offered to persons wish.
ing to purchase the right of several Distrcts.-
1ns ~ me- Of tle Machines can DO seen in operation
III u, Inc city OF Augusta, ut WiIlnm II. Goojr,ch's
FILMING Mill, and one also. may be seen in a
Edgeield, C. II. =
---'-------- --.---.-- TIIOS. G. LAMAR.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

WILLIAM SHEAR has received from
w New York part of his Fall supplies,
embracing great variety of ,ew and beautiful
ant cics suitable for the present season, among
which
Rich Satin I'laid Broca'" aud Plain Fancy
SILKS. of the LAT est Paris Il, lies;
Plain Black TatIcta SILKS, of superior quality
and itch ustrc;
Rich al Wool Paris Printed DELAINES, of now
and elegant styles;
Fancy all Wool Paris Printed DELAINEs, Of
small figures, for Misses asd Children;
French al! Wool Fancy PLAIDS of beautiful
style FOR Ladies' Dresses;
English PRINTS anl Fancy GINGHAMS, war
rantsd fnsi colors;
Superior English Mourning PRINTS and GING-
HAMS;
Lupin's Plain Wh,te Black and Fancy Colored
MERINOS. "f superior quality;
Lupin's Plain Black and Fancy Colored DE-
LANES, and Plain Black CTALLYS;
Superior Black BOMB.AZINE$, Black Al
PACAS and Black Cnuton CLOTHS;
Superior English Black GRAPES, for Trimming
and for Mourning Wells;
Ladies' Embroidered French COLLARS, UN-
DERSLEEVES,a and dCOLLARET1S, of beau.
tful styles;
Ladies' Mourning COLLARS and UNDER
SLEEVES:
Worked Muslin EDGIHC;s and INSERTINGs
and Narrow Thread EDGINGS;
Rich Thread, Nalcncicuncs, Maltese and IToui-
ton I.ACES;
Ladies' Embroidered, Scooprd; Wide Hem
stitched and Mourning French Lawn HAND
KERCtIIEFS, of beautiful styles;
Fancy Neck and Bonnet .RlBBONS;
i.,di"s' Kid aud GanntIc! GLOVES, and Long
and s,,,:rrt hand Black Lace MITlS;
Ladies' Black Spun Silk pnd F'leccy-ncd HOSE,
sonc OF extra rsigh} and size, of the best
Real vf WIFI iIH and I ifsavJsh.lsr FLASNELs, of
PEE esss Ws!sh sss sGAuzt sa,ony and SILK warp
FLANNELS,
Heavy all vol Red FIASNELs, for Servants
at low PRICE;
English Colorci FLANNELs, for Ladies' sacks;
English ard American CnHton FLANNEI.S, of
superior style and quality, with ii great variety
OF other new and beautiful articles Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, many of which have just
hccn purchased at auction far below the cost Of
Importation aud all Of which will be sold a, very
low prices. Families Wishing to purchase their
Fall supplies early, are respectfully invited to
call and examine the assortment
September II, 1854 %
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Sept. ii, 1854 9

7 STATE OF "o1TTr- D.4aOLINA,
=. 80 ,no .F.:-.%..: .ct-4n ordinary.
<-t.sns;s Atkins, applicant, IA. Joseph Atkins,
David Atkins, Thomas Atkins and others.
I. apneAing to my satisfaction tlut Joseph At
AItss' 'fsas Atkins, Thomas Atkins, the children
o. ksehei league. names not known; the chill
dren OF JaHes Atkins, names not known and
John Adams reside without the limits of this
State. 1t is therefore Ordered that they do ap
pear and object to the division or sale of the
Real Estate Of Nrs jane Donald OIL or before
the first Molldny in January A. ID. 1856 or their
concent to the same will be entered of Record.
WILLIAM HILL, O. n. d.
Oct. 2, 1854 rs Am
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Important Sale.

Ky Order obtained from the Court of Euuity
II "l -Nbhcvillc District. I will proceed to sell,
~ @ ;;,le residence Of Vincent Griffin, dceaasr,l
near Whitehall, on the Goth inst. and Oh tho
dth of December at Bnstick place near Ninety.
Six Depot. the following property to wit:
Horses, Mules, Cattle Fattcmina Hogs. S,ocl
Hogs, Corn Fodder, Oats. Shucks, PIanrntina
Tools, B!ncks'nitl Tools, Road Wagons, Carts.
liousc'lold and Kitchen Furniture.
Inc sale to commence nt the C,.,iin place
near whitehall on the 2?ih in.r and to conf
mcnce on 9th Of December at ~. BosticL MACE
near Nincty-siiX Depot.
Some of the furniture belonging to the ESTATE
will he sold nj the residence OF the undersigned
The negroes will be hired privately Il few davs
after the sale.
Terms made known on day Of Sale,
LARKIN REYNOLDS, Ex'r.
Nov. Q. 1854 40 I'd.
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH!
w. S. WOOD,

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
,, Boots Shoes and Brogans,
N0:sss Lt'cAarlson ST. first door 5clox the Marksf,
a' me e'@facr formerly occupied by
G. M Thompson d C1.,
COLUMBIA, S. O.,
II A9.now in store large and we'll selected a..
IL sortment of all desert ptons Of goods us,ially
TO oc tsnnd nj a Shoe Store, consisting ,of, M.
groe e. peg aud Nailed Brogans, Stick snowns.s
llousc Servants Shoes, all clusses, whIcI' ~ -
%,ie,sa o BY the case, dusen or single pair & Tho
ALSO, 49,
Ladies fine Brk and Cord Gaiterr, Ladies, Kid
ana Morocco Walking Shoes and Slippers, ffnn,
the iiouse Of J. Miles g. Son, Phla.lelsA;s.l :,
Z ALSO,8 .
Gents Fine Calf Dress Pump and sfhebas
hoots, OF his own manufacture &hic1, ara offered
above. " 0''0~'"
n. IS. The Manu- facturiag Department i.
under the Superintendent Of an experienced
workman, and all work Entrusted 10 hi, rars
warranted to give satisfaction.
W. $. WOOD, 1855 Richardson.
o., first door below Tie Market
October 8, 1854 a5 ~
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Executors Sale.

H WILL sell by public Auction at the late
Il residence of Thomns Gordau deceased, five
miles East of AbbeviIle G. H., OH the 10th of
November next, five negroes, belonging to the
Estate of said drccascd. Also, Horses, Sheep,
Wagon, Baroucl.e and other property not
herein mentioned.
TERMS--Tem months credit for all sums
over five delnrs by purchaser giving note and
approved security; sums less than five dollars
cash.
THOMAS GORDAN, Exr
October %, 1854 % st
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Land.

THE subscriber wishing to intend more par
1 tienarly 10 the practice of his poofessou
ing Misunderstanding mile or more on Sn van
nah River, and Sruiinipg some two miles back,
containg 700 hundred sors mara ucrcs; between
200 and 800 acres first aud secoTdtew ground !;
oHc-haIf the tract cleared aud under good feifce.
with convenient buildings, the balance in well
timbered Wood Land. IL not disposed of by the
first Monday i'll November, will be offered to HE
highest bidder at AbbeviIlc Court House,
NATHAN HARRIS.
Sept. 7, 1854 81 If
U Edgeied Advertiser copy three times
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.ss1s ID ,oUGAL q ,YoUNG'S
Boot and Shoe Egtah tshmeuf.
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Wagon Yard.

ME undersigned takes this method OF in.
4 forming his country friends and the r,,.,'ic
generally, that he has opened a WAGON
YARD and STOCK LOTS in the town Of Ham.
burg hesr tx Spout Springs. ut the large and
commod!9ns Staases where xs.ss. ters Hotel
formerly ystodd where he is prepared, Nv,
modate Wsgoners and Drovers with
thing wanted in their line. His Stables and
Lots are in the highest and dryest part of tho
Town aud convenient the best of water; with
these advantages ndd>his- personal attention, fe
hopes to receive liberal patronage. He will
Keep constantly on hand and for BALE at the
lowest market prices, a supply of Corn, Fodder
&c., and will also feed horses by the day. week
Z. NJ FITS.
Hamburg, S. G., Nov. Ist, 1854 3o-3t
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For Sale.

: VI Odl0. =
TNHE Subscriber is dssirous of emigrnlinp
Il West" and offcs his Premises for sal. on
''""""''' .ana@ consisting os 572 Acres nf
49, * -" -" Trs"tA Tha Homestead
eo"t"i"s "oo AC's tf aof Hhich lSQ
Acres are in cultiva6aa. tho balance Woodland,
we'll tmhercd and productive soil, lying COM
p"ra'ivcly level, well improved, 4 bsoli.sful two
story Dwelling, Large Gin House and Screw, all
necessary out Buildings, and one among the
most public country situations proverbial for
feeding Drovcrs, entertaining travellers DO. The
place IS well watered, z miles from Ninctv-Six
Depot and miles East from Greenwood
good location for Physician. The other T,ac,
contains 1877 Acres Of Land. situate on Caron acre
Creek convenient enough for cultivation for one
owning both places; 90 Acres of this is Wood
Lnnd.
Those wishing to purchase, would do we'll to
examine the premises.
w. b. CALHOUN.
November Z. 1854, 30 IT,
eB Newberry Sentinel copy three times aud
forward bill to this Office
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For Sale.

For Sale.
1--WE Subscriber offers for sale his Tract of
Il Land near Wilmington, Abbevilc District.
cont"Ing Three Hundred and Fifty acres more
or less of upland, and bounded bv lands of A.
'nrt, Dr. VIM Tenant, and oti,crs. About
two hundred ucrcs an. in woods finely timbcrcJ
On the premises is II comfortable Dwelling
ii"usr, recently fitted up; outbo,lses. and new
Tin House and Scrrw. If not sold before the
first Monday in December !: will he put up ut
public outcry on that day. For information us
:" terms &c, apply to VIM. II. Parker, Esq. at
Abbcville G. II.
S. L. DEVEAUX.
Oct. 2lst, 1854 90 ids
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
-.1bhrritc E:siyict-h Eou:,y

- .
-lbbc"'he N;snict-M Eyui.y.
Sarah Barnore,
and others.
"a Rl Order of the Court, will proceed to
aD sell. on sale day in December next, nt Alb.
tev'iic Court lIous- the following tracts of land
described IN the bill part Of the real estate of
witch the late Enoch Barnorc died seized and
possessed, viz -
l. One tract being part Of the home tract
situate i'll -ihbcvillc District on the Green.
Vile and Columbia Railroad, contaiuinu
three hundred aeres, more or less, adinnin"
lands of james Blain, Brnamin Smith, and
others:
, One other tract. called the Ware tract, situate
in AhbeviI!c District, OIL Turkey Creek.
waters of Snlnda river bounded by Iund,
OF Richard Maddox, \. II. Magcc, Ezekiel
Razor, and others containing three hundred
and forty five acres, more or less
Elk NS-A credit Of one year from day of
sale with interest from the dav of sale Pur
ch; scrs to give bond with at least two good and
S"inc'"ni s"rct;c* pay the costs in cash. and also
pay for papers.
II Jones, cEA.D
fnmmIsSioncr cr'S Office.
Nnv. y, 1891. (
Nov. IL lS:Ij ~ ..
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A Valuable Plantation for Sale,

ThE subseriber offers for sale the plantation
situated in the Southern portion 6fHNbb.yills
District, near BnrksdnlsI Ferry OH the Savan-
nah river. The plantation contains between 900
and 1000 acres, with Dwelling House and all
necessary out-buildinga.
cF The above property, if not otherwise dis,
posed Of will be sold ,on Sale Day in November
~ Tarma nude known or p. tba do,. o"'ctE nf .,,,
w c. MORAGNE,
EXer.
July I3, 1854 & 10 3m
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Estray.

Estray.
TOLD before mo by James Adams, living 3
l. mills North Of Donnaidsyille, as an Estray'
q small brown horse MULE, IL and half
hands high 10 years of age, blind in the LEFT eye,
some marks Of gear, with no other marks or
brands. Appraised at Thirty Five Dollars.
The owner s Requested to prove property, pay
expenses and take it away.
@. II. MATHSON, Mag.
October 18th, 1854 % Am
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Notice

8 hereby given to all the Distributes of The
l. Estate of Reuben L. Mabry, deceased, and
especially TO Wyatt g. Holmes and Barbara, his
wife, and Caroline c. Mabry, who reside in the
State Of Mississippi, that settlement Of tho
personal estate will be made in the Office of tho
Ordinary Of Abbevilie Dist. OIL the first Wednes.
day of February next A. .. 1855.
M. W. MABRY, Admir-.
Oct. 3Oth, 1854 ~ 29 3m
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!. EDWARDs:WEsTFIEID.

ABBEY COURT HOUSE, so. CA.
= ETHRNS thanks for past favors. and re-
IL spectfully so!ici:sa continuance Of :hc same
He keeps constantly on hand, 'of his own man.
uiacturc, Large Assorphent. of SADDLES,
HARNESS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, &c
Also, WHIPS, STlRRUP IRONS ind BITS
Beng pructical workman, ho is prepared to
make to order all kinds of Saddles. Harnssa and
Astlitnry Equipments. ut short notice. and ut os
low prices az any olhcr establishment.
eB Particular attention paid to all kinds of
Repairing. maya5
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G.. NJ. CALHOUN
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.

COLUMHHA, So,
One door aboue Radelif d Cos Jepelry Store.
TINE undersigned has now On hands and still
Il receiving large assortment of new and
valuable Books together with all other articles
usually kept In Bookstores, all Of which he Offers
to the public upon reasonable terms Thankful
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him, he hopes by close attention 10 business, to
merit a continuance of tho came.
Nov. 2. 1854 90 II 2