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GREAr CENTRAL Ex- ffsysz fssssi p -

Great Beat CENTRAL IRA soe5zs Ex- kfs.5s "a
tom Nav Orleans all pointa North and East n aq
ILLIN oIs CENTRAL EAILRoAD
Summer Arrangement.
Daily Trains Chicago. Time from caroio NeE
FORK, fifty beura Fsf Thirty D0ilEra.
will th CheApes Pleaaabte and most Rea
bic Route svery respect.
ktne Pnareug daily at O'clock NJ
Csiro connecting h Illinois Central Rarcsd fer aler
pabaque, Pas Council Blu ali Important points the
Up, Alsstssipp and Missouri . :,
Michigan
fr all the Eastern eses via Detroit aisgaa fs and Buffalo %
Boston, Asdeipha, iattialor and Wesaf
from Chicsg, bs the Sew albany and asa kstroaa o
dourvis, Cincnd1Ei all point Indiana and OHIO
hh tho Lsts Qntario Reute fos hcr-
Ei oaebee, Springs the W bite Moaniains
Through points be pdrchaaed
uomp6fys off No. ST. Charles the st
GhAses Ho.et4 Hewt,vlsans. w T. kEpDlss
NJ Agent pfnos Csntrai Railroad,
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TON, c., MONTGOMERY ALA Until further notice,
the Charleston Gu to Montgomery Aa will
bo foiiona: .
class cubic foot hats bonnets furniture,
Matches and other light arices
lba 81 bas snoes sad aery
gins confectionery rasin
dm g dstes camphans tupsias caakh aagRr
fee rope aa tobacco eaher hides copper
stee hoop IRON achnery coils carriage springs and
axss cande hardware, noo~ moasees,
wbis lesd, coekery and casks re
relative shipment of via Charleston to
Georgia. asd Aaosms bs obtained
application 10 - HENRY 3ONGE,
i Suonea
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Special Notice.

OrR subscribers i'll the country who have
heretofore received their papers at the print
ing Office, will please inform us whether
they still desire to have them left at the
same place. Mr.. McIRyDE, at the post
Office, will deliver the Press to all who pre-
fer it at that place. To great many who
reside i'll the upper neigl,borloods, this will
doubtless prove the most convenient; aud
we are solicitous to promote the convent
ence of all our patrons and friends. Those,
therefore, who prefer the paper to be deliver
ed at the post-ofiice have only to inform It's ;
and those who desire still to call at the print
ing Office will please let us know. No post
age to pay at either place, and of course
no choice with us but to accommodate.
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Valentines! Valentines!

Sr. VALENTINE's Day is approaching
will soon be here; and whilst the old and
staid may care little for this friendly warn
ing Of its coming, doubtless many of the
young and lightsome-hearted are revolving
in their boughts how they may best appro-
pirate the privileges and immunities its ad-
vent vouchsafes.. To any, then, who may
wish w to avail themselves Of this opportunity
TO disclose the inclinings Of the heart to
some fair attractive; or with the satirist,s
lighted brand rouse the harmless indiena,
don Of bachelors and maidens old; Of to
levy upon rnisers uhsuspecfnga tibuts (nev,.
or yoluntceredl ITO the beneftiof the postal
treasury; we say call iat4.M Mooass Variety
Store" and ses sthssa asortsnsnt he has iasf
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Lecture Oh Phreaolopv.

DH. HAYES, Professor of phromoio"v
AMI ether sciences, will "iyc II fire. lecture,
i'll the Court House, this C'rilay) night, to
which the public generally, ladies included,
are invited. y second lecture on Monday
night next, at the same place and on the
same terms.
lie bears with hin higl, recommendations
from places previously visited. Let lis turn
out and hear what he has to say Oh the in
tcrcsiing subjects mentioned in his card, to
which we ask il reference.
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III DI AN HILL FEM ALE
ACADEMY.

IUNllE Exercises of the Indian Hill Female
- Academy. situate i'll the neghborhooI Of
IrIckuin, will be commenced on the first Mon-
day in February next.
Rates per Session.
Orthograrhy, Reading, Writing. l.ri,na-
ry Geography, and Arthme.ie. $ 90
English Grammar and Mitcholrs Geog.
raphy, Z so
Davies Elementary Algebra, Geometry,
Philosophy, Chemistry, &C.. 10 90
Latin and French, is 90
Music on Piano. Is 90
lse Oh ihstfumont, ! 80
Students will be charged with the whole
session tuition, unless agreement be made with
the Trustees otherwise
BOARDING can be had in respectable fam
lilies at 81 90 per month,
Il. ", LITES, Sec. d Treas,
January 10, 1855 SO st
e8 Banner please insert twice and send
charges to tlhs Office
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Administrators, SAFE.

y permission OF William IIll, ESq, Orli
4 , nary Of Ahh.vill" District. there will be
>"!'i on Tuesday H.: I:lh February next, and
days following. three miles West of calh"nn's :
Mills, a!! the Personal Property of Samuel =.
Baker, deceased, consisting of
9. 80 E;aaEsOES,
90 anon:: the number good Cooks, Wash
Wy crs and lroncr>, House Servants, Car
riage DRIVERS. Wag"ncrs, and toler:blc Black
smith, HORSES, MULES, two YOKE ~.
OF OXEN, CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP, ~
BACON, CORN, WHEAT. OATS, FODDER.
COTTON in the Bale. COTTON Seed, PLANT
ALTON TOOLS, BLACKSMITH TOOLS, two
WAGONS, CARRIAGE, BUGGY, PIANO,
GUITAR, Household and Kitchen FURNI-
TtRE COTTON GIN, and many other ari-
clcs not mentioned. Terms made known on
day of sale j. :. REID, Admir-
JANE T. BAKER, Admr'x.
cI5- The Plantation will .bc rented same
time. on which is considerable small grain
sowcd.
Jan. 25th 1854. IS St
~ Banner copy two times.
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ID Z isL E;'S':s.

ABBHNI!.!.E, IAN. "j-l:rrrny-ri,crr has
been 50 little "f tn" arli"!,. coming IN that bu j
ness is almost t;,;ia:, We no;iecI Tie sal.
OF few bales ut from ) 10 cents per pound
the Latter being Il Very fine article. Cur
buyers have been very anxious TO .cf hold Of
tho stap!'', Ln! We presume ;!Gr: carrrncs, has
been somewhat checked by tn: recent dull ac-
counts from Charleston, though wc believe
tli'.y will still lio!I up the market to cent,
for fine quality OF cotton.
CorH--Wc noticed the safe Of Two small lots
OF corn at $ per b;!s!e, in trade
Passive notice no change in peas. They
are worth 90 cents per h,:s!ic,
SWEET l"rAroNs are in demand, AMI will
bring 80 cents per bushc
CHICKENS and EGGs are inquired after also
We have Observed with pleasure, consider
able Stir among our dry goods and grocery
merchants, during the past few days The new
Year has commenced with an increase in busi-
ness, and nugurI well for n good trade in our
village during the year. In fact, there is rca-
son Tor IT, when 1t is known that cotton BUYERS
here give as much for the article rs cnn be re
allied i'll Charleston, deductinc the expenses,
aud they have rot unircqucntly even passed
these tignrcs-whiIe we notice the quotations
here and Columbia to lie near the same.
COLUMBIA Jan. 24.-Our cotton market
was rather more animated yesterday, with
prices tending in favor of the seller Some
l6o bales were sold, at prices varying from t; n
7 cents, showing an advance of 4ccnt OH our
former quotations.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 22.-Cotton-We have no
change to notice in prices. There is II fair de-
nand with II steady market.
CHARLESTON, 23.-Thc sales Of cotton to-
day Were l.2OU bales, II a79. Prices de-
pressed, and rather in favor Of buyers.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF PowDER.-Wn
are panied to state tha: 4 most terrific cxplo
sion oSpowdcr occurred at tic residence of
Mr.. William Wilson, in this district, o,
Friday night last, by which himself ami his
brother, Mr.. Joel Wilson, were horribly
burnt.
Mr.. w. Wilson had purchased three kegs
OF powder in our city, on that day, one Of
which lie left at his brothers on his way
home.
On arriving at his home, he placed the
remaining two kegs in his house, opened
one Of them, and was Weighing some of the
powder, in a tin bucket, when a spark from
the fire fell in the bucket. and from thence
to the open key, both Of which imme,!iatc-
ly exploded, burning both tic Mcssrs. Will
son dreadfully in the head, face, and legs.
Mrs Wilson gathered up her two little
children (who were on the tloor) and rushed
into the yard with them, thereby saving
them and perhaps herself from a sudden and
horrible death.
After leaving her children in the yard,
she ran into the house, and succeeded in
getting her husband and brothcr-in-law out
ofthe house, not, however, before her dress
was much burnt, and her hands slightly
scorched.
The second keg exploded almost immedi-
atey after she had left the house with her
husband and brother, sIiattering the house in
several places.
The Messrs. Wilson are lying in a very
critical situation, but very little hopes boine
entertained for their recovery.
Mrs. Wilson deserves much credit, for i
was owing to her great presence of mine
that the lives Of her husband, two tchiIdrep
her brother-in-law, and herself, were saved
from instant DEATH Columbia Times.
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CONGHGSEES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot ut AbLevlle:-
Ii + Porter, DR. j Wardlaw, White It Bull
lock. T Moore, W NJ Hughey, CT Haskell.
Wicr d Miller, Wardaw IL Lyon, l, ii Ward
law Son, L $ Crittcndcn, Robinson, L b &
Co. W Morris C G Pickett, Lemuel Reid, j NJ
Perrin, W Childs. DR. Parker, A Allen,
Mathis d Sale, Enright * Starr, G II Allen, D
Jordan, DL Wardlaw, r J Ayers, DR. Branch.
d. r. SONDLEY, Ag't.
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ShcraaE,s Sales.

EpI virtue "f sunIry writs Of Ficri Facias
ID to me directed. | will sell ut Abhevila
Court House. on the first Monday in FEB
RUARY -
~ acres OF land. more or less. bounded by.
lands Of Thomas Thomson, A. p. Robertson
and Others, levied on ms the property Of Reu-
ben Fowler. at the suit Of Thomas +. Lanier,
administrator, aud others.
100 acres Of lnnd More or less. bounded by.
lands of John Cochran, II. p. Arnold and 9TH
crs, levied on IA the property Of Charles Cum
nlnghaIu, at the suit Of l. Z. Calhoun and 9TH.
crs.
One honse and lot ut Ninety.Six Depot, con-,
tanning onc-eigh,h of an acre, more or less,
bounded by lauds of John Sadler, Gen. Gillian
and Others. levied Oil ns the property Of Jona-.
than Norrell, Mt the suit of John Sadler, Ad-.
n,lnlstrator, and others.
$50 acres of land. moro or less bounded by.
lands of Wm. Smith, Jas. Q. Bozman and others,
levied on us the property Of John A. Martin,
at the suit of Wilson e. Williams and Others.
Two tracts Of land. Que containing 36 acres
more or less and the other containing so acres
more or less bounded by lands Of Elias Banks,
), c, Edmnndson. and others, levied on "a tho
property of William Banks. nt the suit Of j, ii,
G, Frceland, aud others:
1G acres Of land, more or lcss. bounded by
lands of DIR. a. T. Wideman, md others, levied
on as the property of Robert MoFerran, at the
suit of ii. A. Jones. and others.
100 acres of land, more or less, bounded by-
lands of George Mitchell, John Deason and 9TH
ers. levied on as the property of Uriah Brown,
at tho suit of VIM. b. Dorm md others.
ITO neres of land. more or less. bounded hy.
lands of Katharine Martini Elins Bsuks, and,
others, levied on the property Of jnme.
Banks, at the suit of Thomas Eergpsou and.
others. .f,'I
Two Negroes, Emcline and Bill, lovied onras.
the property of Sabra T4uis ,at the suit Off
John Harmon.
negro woman, Milly. and her four children,
jimmy, John. Frances and Wesley. ~
Bales of Cotton, levied on as the property
of I. A. Walker ada Clark 4 Tillotaon and
others.
Tcrns--tash.
s. "A. HODGES. stA. D.
Sheriff 3, Off.ee, Jan. Ia 1854 ~ -, -,,'..~'a
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Charleston CORRESPONDENT.

The Interesting communication of "IcoH,"
on the first page, w;,s designed for last weeks
ISSUE; but was unavoi,!;:biv pressed out.
The writer is Il gentleman OF high c!rar,c-
ter and we are glad that he has promised
occasionally to nlv;Sc lis Of things n< ticv
are, aml rs they manifest themselves. in his
a:ll or Metropolis.
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Fine Crop of Hogs.

The Ncmborrion reports one hundred
an'l twenty hogs raised by Il farmer of New
berry District, one hundred AMI two Of
which, averaged two hundred aud forty
pounds each. The largest weighed four
hundred and fifty. "lIard times" never nj
ircts such Il farmer us this.
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StraVcSl,

FtNnM the S"hsrrlmr o" the 18Th -
L instant, tw" snail Eay HORSES, tT
nearly match b"tl, nnsa";; l,an.s c!"Srlv
trimmed. They are about s or . years old,
Any Information respecting them will be illalk-
fully received, aud the informant lihcralv re-
wa,!",l.
Ah.lr"s the Subscriber ut San.lovcr Post OF.
flee, Abhcvilc district, ;. c.,
5. II. JONES.
Jan. 81. 1851. IS II
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AGH- Persons who nrc Creditors Of IIar-.
mon Stevenson, prior +" November 1852, ara.
notified and requested to present their Chains,
at Ahh"vIllcc {. H., on IHrsM,y tie 30ik infant:
ON that day the undersigned proposes to.srttle
the assigned estate. amd pay out to cncli credi-
tor his "pr" rata share; which. wl,.sA received,
10y In" terms "f the ASST gnmcut, will Le in full
saiisiact ION or such claim,
j. j. WAEHLAM Assignee
January l5 1876 81 2w.
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Mrs. Mary Collins, residing about

Mrs. Mary Collins, residing about seven
miles from Abingdon, Virgins, is certainly
notiess thaa one hundred and t,oenty years
old, and is believed tobe near one hundred
and thirty. She yet attends to great
deal of work about the farm of her son, with
whom she resides, and who like many other
dutifpl children, IS willing to let her labor "a
long asthere = breath ID her body. f'E =
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Sheriff 3, Offscc, Jan. Ia 1864 ~ ~ ,t,'..~
ABBEyiLlE kEMALE SCHOOL,

T%HE exercises Of this School were com;
IL rnenced on Monday, sth instant, under
tho direction Of t '.rl1 isIs -. =
ti C. r. ALLEN. Fee, Principal, ~s.t .Sq>7
These Teachers arc both favorably known ID,
our community, aud we bespesk from the pat
irons Of education . fair trial Of our SehosE:jt
y = BY order Off the Board of Direetorat,si "
III. -, a JOSEPHsJ., WARpLAW,, Sec'y.
Abbevillee G. H. Jan. 0, 1855, as q.
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W ANTE

YOUNG MAN "f responsibility. who de-
>ir"S /" c:,"a"c in CO par;..rrsl.r /" make mo-
r"v a:I see III" worl.l. On. who knows sninr-
thin" about music. aud has 1T command Il cap
I;a! al from ::.uO I" $j'i'. Preferred
Far further particulars apply to Prof. !.
HAYNES, at the Marshall House.
Jan. 81 lS:j. rs If
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EXECUTORS SALE.
*" Banner copy two times.

10y virtue of the power conferred by the
- last will and testament of Thomas p.
D"wtin, deceased, will proceed to sell at pub
lie "utcry at the late residence of the said de-
ceased, on Thursday the 10Th, and Friday the
10th of +. bruary next, oil the Real and Per.
s"nal Estate, not devised and specifically given,
namely:
a Tract of Land oil Bold Branch, containing
one hundred and sevrnty.five acres more or
less, bounded by lands OF John Wideman and
others; entirely prepared ready for planting.
ALSO
the Home Tract of Land, containing <t.:. o..
eight hundred acres moro or less OH iii
which is the residence oc the deceased, bound
ed by lands Of Margaret Widelnan, John Wide.
man and others, prepared for crop
Persons desir"us Of purchasing will do well
to call ard examine tho said premises They
will be sold on a credit of one and two years
from day OF sale. Purchasers giving notes,
two good suretcs and mortgage of the prem
ises if required,
will be sold at the same time the Personally
a. consisting of about
* 40 Likely Negroes,
NJ nearly all young md Of good quality:
among them are Plantation Blacksmith and
several good Household Servants; about
one hundred bushels of CORN and Provender,
Ja fifteen head Of HORSES and MULES
~ the latter very likely--sixty head
81 CATTLE, forty SHEEP, one hundred head
Of HOGS, two Wagons, one Ok 4 Cart. two
Y Yoke of Oxen, one Carriage, Cotton Seed, and
large quantity of Bacon and Pork.
---ALSO-- 80. :.
all tha Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
many other articles too tedious to mention.
/ A credit of twelve months from day of sale,
purchasers to give notes with at least two good
sureties to,secpre the purchase money
u, ~ ,.s III. O. cCASLAN. 81.
Z. 4 -, a.. .:s.,.. QuaIiGsd Rxr, {
81 Jans4 422, 1855. ~. SO " Eis%t st
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Conversational.

W AsiIIHGToN Jan. 2O.-Thc House OF
Representatives to-day resumed the con-
si,irration Of the bill for granting the right
OF way aud making donation of the pub
lie lands TO aid in the construction of Il
railroad from the Mississippi Valley TO the
Pacific Ocean.
After sninc debate, the amendment %! Mr..
Davis, of lndiana--to strike out all that
portion of the bill which provides for con.
strEction Of three roads and to insert Il pro-
vision providing for the construction Of !,
central road, to commence on the western
limits OF the Mississippi States, somewhere
between the SG;h and I3rl parallels OF north
latitude, and to pursue the most practicable
route to the city Of san Francisco on the
Pacific co;st and for two branch roads di-
vrrgin" from the main road, at some point
c's. "ithe Rocky Mountains, to run through
The Territories of the Emitted States, the on,.
in the direction Of the State of Tennessee,
and the other to some point upon the west
rrn shore q: Lake SUPERIOR adoptr,! by
Il vnt" "t. lO4 to 81.
The hill, rs amended, apprrpra'rs aI>"
rnlc lands equal to :,cIli." :,rcii ions Tor
lh" space "f twelve miles On "acl, *i.l,. n;
the road from tn" eastern tu the western
terminus. and provides for thc publication
of advertisements invitin" proposals for the.
construction OF the road and ii line Of tcl,.-
graph.
The hill was reported TO thc House. AMI
rr;i'i " third time, and pass",lbv u vo:" .!
lo4 t" 81. Pending, however, the IL
>lhcra'on fits passage, the house alio
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received from New York. There are those
with which to "scl" the unwary, and those
i'll Which may well be conveyed the most
tender whispcrings of youthful heart to
heart.
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Notice..

rENEE creditors of the Estate of William
4 Cowan, deceased, will present their ne
counts to II. a. Jones. Esq. au'! those indcb,.
cd will make payment OH or before til" 10th of
February ncX:. Tl!G$. l.. IhNlEE.
Administrators.
Jan. %, 1876. rs 81
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~ Repairing Neatly E;xrcsse.t. 81
Copa1 Vernish, Machinery nil g.,

CASH snpcriine CORAL EARNISII lust
l. received and for satlc low, by the gallon.
ALSO, ta>k LARD OIL, ton drauyht.) for
:.rcasing machinery.
Also, i bb!s 'h'anncrS Oil,
For sale hy II. $. KERR.
Jan ] 81 a.
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independent Press Office.

TIE office Of the independent Press
may b" found in the future rs Indicated
last week, Oh Main street, near the carriage
shop now occupied by Mc>srs CHRISTIAN
S DEALE
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Has YOUR CHILD TIE SUMMER COM.
PiAlNT! or hav" YOU the Diarrhn.a! hasten
and .cct bottle nf ::rAHIEn'S DlAERIitEA
CORDIAL. This valuable Sl-,iicinc has no
rival III curin:; s,cl affections; in It's action ii
nliavs na"Sca and produces Il healthy condition
"G ih" L;r"r, thus removing. the cause ut tll,.
same time IT. cures the '.i$ra<c \ large number
OF tn" first phvsicanS in the United States have
been nialc acquainted with the composition of
this good medicine" and have given it. the
high, st cnc"num-. All 10 whom it has been
made known, without exception nckIowl.
edge that tits an admirable remedy.
See descriptive pamphlets, to he had c.at
Is "t the a""n;s. Price of cacl.. only 30
CENTS per bottle. or six bottles for - ~.
T. II. STABBL:i: d. co, Prnprirtors.
Wholesale Druggists. Baltimore
Sold b.; Dir. +. +. GARY. C"I:cshIrv;
WAisDl.AW Il LYON. Ahln.vilrr O. H.:
NAilLh%n. l!iitl:AI. 4 Co..
N!i"!c-:tir n:'rn:S, Charleston. ::
Anil i,v Merchant; generally
Get IL, ISL So nw
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\ IL Persons indebted to the Subscriber. by
~ pote or account, are requested to make
payment by the .frR Of February Is1s; as
longer indulgence cannot be given,s,,t 2 ~ 8
THOMAS. JACKSON,, n,
/. Abbeville C. a., Dec. II, 1854 32-H
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a 3 B e V I L L e FEMALE
HGEDE DEAIV.

E'llE Exercises Of this Institution were re-
a :umr'! on the Sth instant, under the con
troll OF {. II. ALLEN, Principal. and Miss \.
III ~, Assistant. Mss J.. L. HARRISON ha,
rl"r::" OF the Music brpar:mrnt whose quail
hca';"ns as an in-trurtrcSs nr. not SURPASSED
by any in the State. She is in constant atlrn-
dance ut iii" Academy, and having two rian"~
ii her command, "A rare opportunity is offered
young Ladies' VIII" wish tn improve themselves
IN this desirable accomplishment.
The Academy Is; Il new AMI elegant building
sufficiently rcln"," from the business portion o,
III" village t" render it quiet and retired, and
1T the sii::r time convenient. The Princ;pal
has supplied himself with an excellent set of
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus for de-
m"n,t:atn. 10 his glasses AMI having also in
his l"S>cS>i"n ia.;:. collection or shells and
minerals, pupils lnay have II fine opportunity
"l ""u":r;.- practical and experimental
knowledge "t these deeply Interesting studies
The School is divided into two scSso,s-,hc
first commencing. the iir,, Monday in january,
and rniimg The Friday before the first Monday
III August; the second session commences the
third Monday i'll September, and ends Friday
before Christmas
RATES OF TUITION.
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FERENcLCGY, EEYsIoGEcMy, &c
Trust not Yourself, but your defects, 10 know
Make u::c Of every friend, anl every foe
nEs. J. HAYNES, Prof Of An,hrnr,

Make uac Of every friend, anL every foe
PprE.
nE. ). HAYNES, Prof Of An,hr"rol-
- "Gv, Au:h"r"f ''Ihrcads of Philosophy"
Mana ru;;s'i"ms On various hc:l.i$ c.r. etc. is
prepared to give tra" ,lcIincations of Ia! cnt
and characters; ai,l will describe The business
best adapted for al who may favor him with
Il call.
TEEMs.-Ncrlai examination, 81 Charts,
81 81; Charts with Il written composition on
Longevity Hereditary ,!i-rasc>r, Mairimony,
business talent, .&c.. De- g; -.
CO" En"rns ii the Marshall House
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Notice..

fFNiIE interest due the Estate of De La Howe
L must be paid by the first o: February
next and i'll default, lis enforcement lay law
may be expected. T!lOS. THOMSON, Tr
Jan. 30, 1855. IS ~
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PRINTERS and other consumers e.
may naturally expect Il great rise .
price Of that article. Tor people i'll these harl
times will be compelled to wear RAYS instead
of S.i!nr them
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en:aHsfcpa S,eceTS.

I'VE: si'"scrih"rs have just received, at their
e DRAG St"r". a very large Ios of fresh and
genuine G. ARDEN :;IEI,S.
WARDt..tW e. LYON.
Ahbcvil!r &. H., Jan 3, 1853 &c 3
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LAST WARNING.

A Ii. those indebted to tho late firm of SIT
~ TON Il McNUTT will ii nd their notes
and accounts in tho hands of w. b. McNutt at
Due West If the same are not settled by the
first of February next then look out! Wc
want money. We need money, and we MUST HAVE
MONEY!
January ], 1854. 81 1t
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ABBEVILLE c.. Fl.
Religious Notice.

vi: ar: requested to Say'tlat Rev. A..
Hlci: will preach at Friendship church, four
miles south Of this place, Oh the second Sab
bath in February next.