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Smyrna times., 1855-03-07
Cash Music and Piano Store
sf .2aA
Horace Waters.
NO. 333 BROADWAY, NEW YORK

NO. 333 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Opposition 10 the Combination!
MUSIC at GREATLY REDUCED RATES
.,lsl1 NOTWITHSTANDING the combino,o, =, :
x24R4N Music oeaers keep up the nr,res "a
1-& nCn-c0pynghI music against ;he ,let.s,s a, n
hNc COMPOSERS, anJ their refusal IL, eH,,.,I =,
Mr WaIers The cOCrIesIes Of The trade ne i. .sat,,
hinehAe siles--haSng abundant evidence than ,, Ias
pubic c0dnlehamce aud support in his onIos,,;, - =,
the Preul nOIupOly and ia his efirs a, IA N';'
Talent aHd adopI The National Currency nis s,or ~,
American aud European Music Is immense a,I Us ,ta
catalogue O hIs own publications in one nr H. si"..s
lhu best HeerIed IN the United States He has -
made u Great Reduction in the Prices of Par NJ
lodeOns. and MOnta instruments of ali kin,Is So.
rOr toHed % Octave PIanOs for SIS SD O nnd S'11s
inferior OF as good quality and instruments IL ,1
ana as durable as tOse which Gust ssu0 iS,,,,.,
every variety Oi style and ptce. np 10 slu00 ,,,s
prslng those Of en- different mianuiacor,ns, ao'a
them Tie celebrated modern improved Horac1 Wa,.s
aiios' and the first premium Kolean P,mnos "a -,
ShDert u Cos make Owners Of the folean p.,.nN
Seeohu-hond Planos at great bargains P,,c.. ,,.,s
SiVl Sl5p Melodeons IRON Five different n,,nn,,
.ores' including The well known s. d. A m ~
TmIuns MelOdeOns, (uned the equal terpefan,rn, ~
M ne besl Make IN the United slates Pr,,,es ssI6
500 80 500, Sis sl25, sl35, 81 So Smlh', tp,,h
Die BANK helodeons ~ o. Zach Piano and AI,5ss,
gunranlee,l. The best terms 10 the trnde sch,ov .
va per cent discount 90 C.ergymen and EhircIts' =
Al "rdert promptly attended Music sun. A, a,l
parts Oi the county, post paid at the reduced raIe
Oeiieri aid Sclect Catalogues and Schetfas ~ Aft
seal Instruments forwarded any address ',f
charge. -,i.saqih,t vd ,lMarcl Z, lS5s-sm'
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% FOR BRONCHITIS, Throl, Disease. Hacking
Cough. and The effects oI mprudenI use OF Mercury
medicine has been discovered which has effect
ed such cures as Carers Spanish Mixture
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough, Bronchial Affections. Liver Disease: Neural
ga and Rheumatism, have all been relieved and cured
IN wonderful manner. by the great purifier of the
blood Carriers Spanish Mixture.
The case of 7. FL Ramsay alune should satisfy any
WHO doubt. Call on the Agent and procure pamphlet
co ltaIning cures which Will asIOund you.
See adv erlisemeut
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~ HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
have cured a Bad Leg of Eighteen Years Standing
Mary Smith {" South Sixth street. Philade Ihit. Wife
OF Thomas Smith, was iOr eighteen years n great sui
iercr from bad leg, which was swollen from the knee
10 The ancle. large a chis body the dorIurs al-
peared umCerIIn how treat her, as her hsath was
so impaired, that she unable To move. and during
The greater pnrt al 1853 size seldom left her bed On
The 10th October last she commenced using Holloway
Pills and Ointment, IA ihrt months the Yelling aba
ted by using the Ointment and The Pills srcngihe ed
her very considerable. Ia another month, she was
cOniletely cured by these fine remedies alone :!
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o. We are greatly indebted to a friend
of Greensborough, Md, for the club of twelve
subscribers which he has sent us, with promise
of more shortly. This is another instance of
what one individual can do. There are others
to whom we are indebted for favors. Who else
will place us under obligations
Smyrna times., 1855-03-07

SuIcrDE.-Mr Robert Herman, residing at
Church Hill, in this county, committed suicide
on Tuesday night last, by taking a large guam
ii ty OF audanum. II appears that the rash
act vas committed while laboring under the
effects Of mania potu, brought on by the ex-
cessive use Of intoxicating liquors for some
time past. We understand he leaves wife
and children in destitute circumstances. Cen.
frepilie Times.
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AA~A

The LEGIsLArrRE.-The Legislature of Del
aware adjourned about 10 o'clock on Friday
night, after a session of nearly nine weeks
They passed about 200 Acts and Resolutions.
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Six Cents Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber, on the 4th IN
stant, GEORGE w. DENNIS, about 20 yea
old, an indcntured apprentice to the Cordwain-
ing business All persons are forbid harboripg,
employing, or trusting said boy on my account,
as ! will pay no debts Of his contracting after
this date. GEO. l.. STRADLEY.
Smyrna, March 7, lS55-3t.
Smyrna times., 1855-03-07

FoREioN NEws.-The Canada arrived n,
HALIFAX on Thursday withthree days later news
~ There Is great activity IN the crimell. a GOOD
deal OF firing on both sides. but no i,ppostan nj
actions. The Russians have been greatly re-.
iniorced and the Cars two sons are N Sehas =.
topol. "A decisive engagement is daily looked
for.
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Passed at Dover, Feb. 2S, 1855.
A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT

A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT to the act
entitled IAN Act to incorporate the Delaware
Railroad Company"
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives, of the State of Delaware, in
General Assembly met, Owo-thrds of each
branch concurring herein, and with reserved
power of revocation y
SECTION l. That the act entitled an act to
incorporate the Delaware Railroad Company
be and the same is hereby amended in the last
line Of section 20 by striking out the word
" half"
Passed at Dover, March l, 1855.
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ONE OF THE DEAR PEOPLE.

The LIoUOR TRAFFIC IN MAISE--The fol.
lowing extract is taken from the New York
Tridunr ofyesterday. 1t furnishes additional
evidence to disprove the statement Industrious
ly circulated by the opponents of prohbtiye
law, that there is just much liquor sold as
ever in the State Of Maine e.
The pretence that as much LIQUOR is sold
now III Maine as in former years is i.npudeut.
ly false. We spent three days in TRAVELLING
through the State without seeing a glass of n,
or any individual who appeared to be under It's
influence; and we were reliably assured that
at the Augusta House, where the Governor
and most of the Legislature board not only was
no liquor TO be had, but even the use of tobac-
co had almost entirely ceased And ali accounts
agreed that in the State Capital the illicit sale
OF liquors is greatly less now than ii was even
year ago.
Ii must be borne in mind that Maine bos
nearly thousand miles of boundary, and thai
all her neIghbors authorize the Liquor Traffic.
while her sea coast is frequently and deepIv in.
dented with bays and sounds, to and from which
small craft exporting lumber, lime, potatoes.
Nc. and bringing back goods and knick- knucks
are constantly plying. There is not another
State an the Union which would labor under SO
great physical and geographical obstacles in
enforcing Liquor Prohibition as Maine does
All honor. then, to her pioneer resolve and her
immovable persistence!
Smyrna times., 1855-03-07

OF We give OH the first page of to-day's
paper, two good original articles from old con-
tributors. Their pens improve on age.
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MEXICAN GuANo

VIE subscriber offers for sule AleS 4
n best qualiiyr cargo OF Ship lhorndyI,e " 'ra,s
s''ieie has gwen entire satisfaction 10 those vLo u,aJ
use o. II THE past year. on dri Irass AMI, Dad.
~ e,.aeson the soil Is much more lasting than Ihal of
.., h,., -. b. :. BURLlNC, aF I1is'tk
'", 'n8 i0i North Front Slieel PhiIaJelbh;n
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Canal Drivers VyanisI,,a,,i-' d

IA ed hnmediately,to 10 drive on The DtIa,lase asi
haritan Canal. Wages sl5pes manIh board iacludei
Americans preferred, Apply TO ''s'
-. JAMES BlNGH8Ms,Il
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= q a. II. FRANCISCUS.

~ ~ a 1N&RANt~EKJODs5s 7''7-'71V Q
Manufactures of Cotton Inns
!, Wadding, Tie Yarn, Carpet Chain, Cotton
Yarns Lamp, Candle and Fluid Ayicks11a
which he offers to sell at othe Lowesl C,sh
Prices, at No, % MARKET st, above second
north side, Philadelphia. (mar7 6,sF'
Smyrna times., 1855-03-07
Town Election.

"a election was held in this town on Monday
ior de purpose of electing seven Town
amlssioaers, one Assessor, and a Treasurer.
The present year. About 73 votes were
sd for the two tickets in the 6eld-the sue.
'fal ons having about six average majority.
folloSng are the gentlemen elected
COMMISSIONERS:
DIR. SAMUEL M. FISLER,
JOHN MUSTARD.
SAMUEL p. WRIGHT,
ROBERT DENNEY,
JOSEPH CARROW,
SAMUEL CATS,
JAMES r.. CLEMENTS.
ASSESSOR:
JOHN M. DENNING.
TREAsURER:
JOSEPH c. GRIFFITH.
be Commissioners elected are said to be in
: Of jadiesoms paving. but are opposed to
ng ost streets unnecessarily, AT the expense
be to@n. They. very property. are going
"a a good exampIe for others to follow, by
> paving in front of his own property
y expeetto have the principal streets payes
sx the summer. We understand that sew
private contracts have already been made
Gre led 10 believe that We shall soon hav,
pssesseats TO walk upon. Where's tn,
eosnnsisteei-s that is the question. "
fsey says. they are No. L. -fsl
p A large and enthusiastic Temperance
ting vas held in 'he City Hail. wiIming
nn Saturday asst
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THREE CHEERS FOR The Pro-
hlbltOry Liquor Law passed the Delaware Sem
ate on Tuesday, and is now the law of the
State. The little DIAMOND has distauced the
EMPIRE and KEYSTONE States, and put the
Land of Sweet Potatoes " to the blush. All
honor 10 noble little Delaware! The law goes
INTO operation on the first day of June As
tnat is the driest season of the year, its friends
VIII have fine chance of testing its efficiency
from the first. We congratulate our friends
OF the Times and Chicken on the triumphant
issue of observation-disclosures (Pa.) Express.
TIRES MoRE FOR CANADA A!-On Tuesday
evening the the 9th inst, the House of Assem-
bly, at Quebec, in Committee of the whole.
adopted the first clause of the Prohibitorv IL
quor Law bill, which affirms the principle Of
entire PRoHIBITIoN, by the decisive vote of45
to 70. IL is the same bill which was prssed 10
second reading at the close of the Session
last year by a vote Of 80 yeas to s nuys. The
hnal success of this glorious measur., is con.
sldersd beyond a peradyenture-and Queen
Victoria, monarch as she is, has declared she
will not veto it. Again we ask. shall penn.
sylyania be the last !--B. II S'-s'
Smyrna times., 1855-03-07
TREAsUREa:

- A lsrge and enthusiastic Temperance
ring vas held in The City Hail. Wilming-
nn Saturday asst
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I have authorized e, ]. Colt, ESQ,
to settle all my accounts. a5ei L
~ '"'' .a' ,sa nj. STERN.
Smyrna, March 4, '55---3t. -. -.
01- FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. wholesalo
and retail, in store and for sale by .9ain
'f"' a' THOMAS MAGENS, =. +
March7. ati SRA .bus Smyrna, Del.
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The PrOhibitOry LAwseems to have given eener.
al satisfaction, and is aequiesced in by every
paper in the State except enc. Whatever may
have been their private views befare the Bill
PASSED the Legislature, they have ell come to
lis support Of il as Law, except the Reporter.
The Delaware Republican in speaking of the
In ,sSs &c or .ha Rill asvs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-16
CITY TRADE REPORT.

t. NJ.
ASHES Market unchanged, with small transactions.
BREADsTrfrs.-Flour-The market was firm at s,tur-
1000 GOO bbls, including common to extra State at
~ % " b21s. Western mixed fancy and grades
at IS so IS s7S, a$a 90 25. Canadian mode.
rate demand, without change Of moment in prices which
ranged from % 50 80 75 Southern brands were firm.
with sales about 900 bbis at IS 10 80 for mixed
and choice brands and at 80 go $40 so for fancy and
extra brands Extra Genesee -four ranged from 80 25 to
$40 90 Wheat-The market was rather heavy, and
Medium qualities The es smSr.ce eSmIeo COO ana
1000 bushels, among which were about 1000
bushels prime Canadian white at 81 2s, and 5000
bushels Western red ut 81 30. Southern white
ranged nomnaly from about ~ 10 80 rs for common e,
prime and good red do. at 81 90 q So 90. Corn-Tha
mixed at q3ts 9lc. Rye more plenty, and dull,
with small sales Of prime quality at 81 80 though soma
fair demand at 47c. q 48c. for State and Chicago
CoFFsx-Ihe market was quiet, and beyond few
hundred bags sold 10 the trade hear Of transact
CoIroS.--The sales were confined to about 400 500
bales the market closing firm.
FREcnrs. Engagements were moderate, though rates
without material alteration. To Liverpool about
1000 20 900 bushels Of grain engaged, in ships
bags at II va I'D 600 barrels -four q Is, and s.
-four we're engaged at A. Ga. To Havre moderate and
fair engagements were made at u for four L. for cot
ton and grain at 2Sc Another vessel chartered for
Marsees, TO load with -four at 81 So and with grain
SIC. vessel chartered for Antwerp at f2 500 To
surement.
FRun-Abou 90 coo lbs Of currants were sold at D. e.
ana some ~ Dds. NJ Isisc.
HAy.-The market firm with sales for shipping sL
55c. Soc, and 81 per cwt for city use.
MoiAssEs.-smal sales Of New Orleans made al
SIC.
NAVAL sToRrs were quiet. A sale Of 800 400 bbis.
spirits were reported at .. I.
PnovFIoNs.-The market was without much anmt-
on and rather irregular. The sales for the day footed
up about 800 400 bbls. pork, at e23 10 81,
prime, at $21 s21 60. Beef in fair demand, with
sales Of about $50 bbs at S11 80 sl2 and do at
s13 $4 for country beef hams In fair demand at
as prime mess was at $40 "a. Lard was firm, with
la hal, 1ar n .111
good to prime quality, al Tx 12c.
Rio.-sales about 100 casks we're reported at SIC
sac. for prime.
embraced about zoo hhds Cuba muscorado, chiefly at
7c n IKE. with small lot of good fair quality at 7I.c
a IKE, and $50 boxes Havana yellow at 7ssc 7sxc
wmstEy.--The market was moderately active. Tho
sales included 500 coo bills, including Oho, II 4oJl,
and io,sc. al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-16

of segars to be manufactured at Caburgas for expectation
liverpool and for which he promised to return, but
has neglected to do so.
last evening hear she brings the intelligence Of the
fall of sebastopol have not however, been out since
70 obtain the particulars The Russian has mace good
GQht and IA not vet beaten, b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-16

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL APPOINTMENT OF
ROUTE AGENTS NEW YoRK.-Jsmes L. Clark In place Of
George Smith, resigned to between Rochester AMI
Niagara Falls Henry r. Palmer Ia place Of Myron II.
Peck resigned, to run between Emra via Cansndagua
ssd youngstown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-16
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, OCTOBER l6 1855.

The annexed statement exhibits comparison Of the
leading departments Of the banks Of this city from tho
first up to the last weekly returns-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-16

Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly sale Of bonds and
stocks will take place morrow the 10th inst at half
past twelve O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
AT the second board the market steady. mode
rate amount of business transacted in the leading
fancy stocks without any change in prizes.
At the meeting of stockholders in the Nicaragua Transit
Co. to-day stated that the total Indebtedness Of
the company the 9th instant $3.50 $751; part OF
which for current expenses. An inventory Of the
comYanys property places its value, exclusive of its
franchise, at s27496 s4. This includes cash assets of
0o0 Ac ordng to this the stock is worth about
S31 per share. The net earnings OF the company last
year equal to six per cent on its capital We I'M
dersand that than 500 600 Of the companys in
debtedness represented by coal hand at the different
deros. As this is used the debt will be reduced by the
appropriation ipg for that purpose The arrange
ment between this and the Pacific Steamship Company is
very favorable for the Transit Company It's expenses
are much less than the other, that It nier any
circumstances make money rapidly. Tie two panies
have monopoly of the routes, and command
remuneaye prices for all grades Of passengers We see
good why the Nicaragua Transit Company
should not henceiorth pay good dividends on The pat
honestly administered.
The earnings Of the New York and Erie Railroad for
septemherwere as follows
leo4. ..,... OF, 5t3 20
Increase. ......................... sci, OBS IS
The earnings Of the New Albany anc salem Railroad
for September were
Passengers. sSl, 3i o.
Freight Observation-Disclosures. 23,1N "
Mail .... Observation-Disclosures. 1887 20
Total Observation-Disclosures. 500 746 81
Earnings in September 1854 .............. 62039 %
Increase. ......................... si,7l -
The Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
ings for September we're
1000. -. slostDo ~
1874 o0o
Increase. So BOZ OIL
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading departments of the banks Of
this city for the week ending Saturday morning October
4
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-30
S. w. GlLLlLAND,
GENERAL CON MISSION AGENT
NEWBERRY s c.

NEWBERRY, S. c..
p RESPECTFULLY offers his SER sEtr d
LII vices to NIL those who trade -
Mt Ncwberry, as their General Commission
Agent, for til" disposal of their Cotton and
other produce Will give his personal attcn-
tion to Receiving, Selling, Storing or Shipping
of Cotton and all kiuds Of produce cntrllst cd
to his care
Having made arrangements with different
Houses, he ia now prepared to make liberal nd
vances n-Cotton shipped to Charleston.
Will also pay the highest market cash 3,riccs
on delivery, for all tho Wheat Flour Corn and
other produce that can be brought to til is mar
kct for SALE.
AN, experience of several years business at
this place, in all its various forms, induces him
to believe that he can promote the interest of
planters, and hopes by prompt attention to
m crit a liberal share Of patronage. Charges
for n selling or shipping Cotton IS cents per bale,
oil other transactions in accordance with Gus,
tom The best of references given.
Until the first of January next, he may be
found about the Store Room formerly occupied
by Messrs w. G. IL j. f.. Glen.
Nov. 7, 1855. 81. tG
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-30
Ordinary's Sale.
THE STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,

~. o . . r -h '
ss 1N-rnE COURT OF oRD1NARY.
GEORGE WILLIAMS and wife, Applicants,
ELIzABETH GIvESs, widow, MARGARET GrESs,
l.. JOHN GNENs, ct al, Defendants
Bill for. Partition. ~.
REAL ESTATE OF JouN G1yENs decd.
DURSUANT to the Order. of the Court Of
Il Ordinary, will sell, to the highest bid.
der, on Sale-day in December next, the Real
Estate Of John Gircns, decd, situated in Alb.
beviiles District, on waters, of Rocky Creek.
and bohuded by lands. of. Tbomas Crawford.
John l. Ellis. and Others, Containing Two Hun
dred and Thirty-five acres more or less.
PERAiS.AAaeredit of l2 months; the. pur-
chaser giving bond and security, and mort
let the premises to the Ordinary, to secure
the payment Of the purchase money. Costs to
be paid in cash. TX
II. RICO OCHRAN, S. d. d.
November 8, 1862 Il 81 tsd !.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-30
SlleriE,s Sales

10y virtue of sundrY ,Writs of Fiera FaciaS
ID to me directed, I will sell at Abbevilles {
Court House. on the first Monday in December
next within the legal hours Of sale, the follow:s
ing property, to WITT S:S -, Z: :zs ~
1870 Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded,
by n. J. Davis, X. II. Wardlaw and others as-3
the property of Jane A. Kary, ads, Luke Mathis
and others. ~ y ll4,s ss1S;s.y = 81
1o7 Acres, more or less, bounded by EMO.
Of Jas A. Hamilton, nds. 3. ". Posey and
others. - * = =,
:I34 Acres more or less, bounded by Sterling
Bowen, VIM. Campbell aud othefs as the prop:
erty Of the Estate of l.. B. Bowen, ads E.
Tribe and others. ~
- ITO Acres, more or less, bounded by w. s. !;
Smith, Anderson Cobb and Others, as the prop
crty of Rob't Smith, ads. w. 8, Smith and
others. Also, IA Negroes, viz Jack, Eliza,
Hannah and here children, james and Willis;
Martha, Ephraim, Lewis, Lefty, Mary and her
2 children, Anna and Joe, Jim md Conney,
Mules and 2 Horses. ,s' -. Es!.s.i
Also, on Wednesday after Sale day, at De. !:
fendants residence, 10 head of CattlsSl 10 head
of Hogs, stack of Oats, e stacks of Fodder;
500 bushels Of Corn, 8 Beds and Bedsteads,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. DC. Ms the
property Of the samo, dds tie same. ~ s5i
800 Acres, more or less bounded by Stephen
80 ,-o.S "iio osuSAs, us .shS s.PlSp-j
erty of Robt Coleman, .uds David Coleman;
and others =: - 5;;;;,ss: ~ Y:
Also, oil the interest that c. B. Houston, has !
in the uncxpired Lease of n plantation. and
seven hands, belonging to John C. Scott, which,
term of Lease expires the lst Of ;Jauasry, 1S57,s
and bounded by J. Ed Calhoun, Mis- Mary Me-
Dnffie and others. Also, + Negroes Charlotte,
Jane and Mariah and infant, Mules and Il
Bay Horse. ~ (, ~, rs: !, v q: !. I
Also. ut Defendants residence, on Wednesday
after Sale eday, 10000 lbs: sCottonsin the seed.
more or less, >2,000 bushels of Corn, "a stacks
Fodder, "Opens Shucks 80 bushels Oats, ! yoke
Steers. 7 head Cattle, Cart, lThresher, plant.
alton TOOLS kc., levied on as the property of,
c. B. Houston, ada, W. II. Tnggart and others.
lI6Acres, more or less, bounded by joss FL
Bell, Jas. Hodge aud others, as the property Of
Wm. Moore, ada Nathaniel Cunningham. q ( /;
sNegroes, Eliza and Frank. as the Property
Of Thos. f. Ysnaiyer, ads Enoeh Ysndiyer
and others 80 ;s, -, - * ~ ..;sss
At the residence of C.. B. Houston on
Wednesday after Sale-day, Yoke, of Oxen as
the property of w. H. Sutherland, sads.aW II.
Taggart d Co, and others. Z : ~ sssa
l Horse and Buggy, as the property Of Thos
r. Campbell, ,;ads F. NJ Brooks 80. =
277 lbs. Cotton iu the seed as tie property
of jas A. Hamilton, ads. b. ". Posey aud
Others - ~ --.- : ,5j"5 ~ i $; :.
TERMS CASH. sSls 49, sf:.,ai7s =: ~:
T. RI COCHRAN IS. a. d. -
Sheriffs Officc;fEo 1855. -. .''aa, I::tg
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-30
Es tate Sale.
On the 2Rth Instan +

-..s. " - "" y Sok u 4uStd u.
VIE whole 5Estate, Real and Personal. of
~ Casper W, Watson, deceased, will be
sold OH Wednesday, the 2sth of November in.
stant, at his late residence, three miles East of
Cokesbury, to the highest bidder, consisting of
800 Acres of Valuable Land
on which are firstrnte7 Dwelling House in
Perfees repair, Gin House, Screw, and other
Buildings necessary or useful for. plantation
purposes. The,s.id Tract and improvements
arsir first-rate condition in every respect, and
Elli be tue first property put up for sale.
.Also,,
Fourteen Likely Negroes,
Six Of which arc number one feld hands; or
more bales of Cotton;. =: *'Fs
1000 Bushels of Corn;
Fodder, Shucks. Wheat Oats, Cotton Seed, &c.
Fonr extra fine Mules, two extra Brood -sIa ares,
Road Wagon, Plantation Tools House and
Kitchen Furniture, Is or more head of Cattle,
and from 30. to 40 Hogs, 20 of which are in the
pen fattening besides other property usually
to be found on q plantation.
Terms made known Oh day of SALE
NF--5 Z J. X. VANCE,
=; 4 - Agent for Heirs.
November u 1855 % ids