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SPECIAL NOTICES,

a. bnIIey's TOothache DFOPs.-Ths remedy for
s must eNcrucatng pain is not only Of the best bt
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lhe teolhache after the failure OF every other remedy nav
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Removal Mrs. NJ. W. GERELps. pbys,.,.-
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How to Maize Money, aud how TO Use il,

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THE
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win Elegant Steel Engravirgs of Amos and Abbott To-v
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Spetei assortment Of LIME than can be bought NJ aDS
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Worcester, March 10, 1854 ar u..hos
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ttsse,.aas WESTERN RATLP OAD-
93es- 70 sPEoIsL No ICE IN and after Mon.
osX' NOV 1th 1898 the trains tie Ne.tern Rairoal
will ieavt Tc,star as follows; OaA
datinn) 5 65 A. ID '''' N1'N'0'""i'
Ea' NJ York aud Albany (Express) AN.
For spri. Ghed, Albany, and way stations. lAecommo.
dation) 1926 p. Nj - ''''''A'' NA'eoH"io@
Fnt New York, (Express)4 AIS P. M.
NJ diS2w II an v s.u,A
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, STATE Tor koOfs. The subscriber is prepared n
Ish slate for Roofs. Of superior quality and Inv il IN
ie Des MANNER on the mos satisfactory terms SAM
apis ali INV 9v ~, ,,,,
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For Reqistsr Of Deeds.
ALEXANDER h. WILDER, OF Worcester.
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Egss.ass.. NORWICH & NOET FSTER
r.. r.. NOTICE. - CHANGE on
II no! ks'-on and after Monday. Noy the Evening
Tram IRON Norwich will have IT co instead of4 8O
~ ny evening IRAN from Worcester :; 0 instead Of
A'i9 as heretofore P. st M. ANDREWS, Agent
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FULLER'S HAT STORE.

calling attention to my Styles, for the
FALL AND WINTER. | return nv
thanks at the same time to my friends and the
public generally for past f:.vors, and 1 shall
endcavor to merit a continuance
The same moderate charges will prevail That
have made the establishment 40 popular
throughout the Stntc.
Fine Molcskiu Hats, 81.
Oakford and Soms (of Philal-lphia) Fine
Hats, and Gcnnin's (al4 Brondwav) will BE-
81 80.
No departure from these prices.
Terms exclusively Cash.
Sept. Is, 81. 19f
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EXECUTORS SALE,

N ACCORDANCE with the Will of John
Il Callahan, deceased will sell, Mt the
late residence of said deceased Is miles North
OF ofAbbeville Court House, on the 18th and l4th
OF November next, some Of the Real and Per.
sonai Estate Of said deceased.
The Real Estate consists of two Tracts of
Land, one ofswbich contains about
go, Gne Hundred Acres, IL s
adjoining lands of Callahan and C.! EllisssEs
Inc othes,A ,As Tue A9me place containing about
Two HdddEd and Fifty Acres, - :,
on which is good Mill-seat and Water dam
in good order
AIS =.
Eleven Negroes, Cotton, Corn, Fodder.
Oats, Horses Cattle Hogs Sheep, Household
and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Tools, and
agreat deal; Of other Property too tedious to
Terms made knowsnson. day of sale
ARDfSqsSCALLAHAM, Ex'or. .
= October "a 1885 "a st.
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d arsa Rec living
AT H. w. LAWS0N'S
TIN NiXTFACTORY


'sN>' PLATES, nlI sizes:
Il Cramkl"h PATTY PANS;
TEA POTS; Box GRATERS;
Potato do; Japanncd TR UNklS,
nj! sizes !; Round Sugar BOXES;
Cake DO. Cash do. Toy CUPS s.;
* PANS; Egg WHIPS: Foot TUBS:
Foot iS7U YES; Molasscs CUPS Can
de S7ICES; CELENDERS;
Pepper BO.YE'S; RITILES: (
C-lNiS7EI'.S; Knife BOXES;
English Tea hE7YLES; Russia
Iron SCOOPS; French SKIM.
MEHS; Dressing CASES f, T.
llsh Wash 30 WIS; Dust PANS.
have also large assortment Of WARE on /,
hand Of my own manuf;.cture consisting in
part of
5000 Coffee POIS different sizes;
Covered ECGKETS. all sizes BALE
do: CCLENDER.S: Punched LAN-
IERNS; Water U[PPERS; CUPS
all rizcs; Cake PEI Ms; Milk do;
Wn,h do; Dish do. Tea POTS;
Stew PANS; TRU.NPEYS; GRI-
3EIS; Water POTS; and several
other different articles, which l will sell on
reasonable terms. wholesale or retail.
-" Erry article rayranieG x,
Ahb"vilc c. H.. S. c.. Sept 81, 1856.
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The Interest Must be Paid.

IN1IE Interest on the Notes given To Enlow
4 Erskinc College will he due on the first
of November next 4; rnnct,nliiy in the payment
of the same is necessary to the success of the
Institution. The undersigned, or the Treas
urer of the College, Rev. }. n. Young. will be
in attendance ut rAbbevllc Court House, on
Sale day, in November-those living in the
District will be expected to pay the interest
OH their notes ON that day, if it is not previ.
ousy settled ". X. IIEMPHILI. Au't
Oct. 9, 1855. n2-lm
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RAILROAD CONVENTION,

'NHE; ;annua' Convention Of Stockholders of
l. the Savannah River Valley Railroad
Company, will be Eheldsat Anderson Court
House, On Wednesday. the l4th day of Novern-
Der next Mt 10 o'clock n. m a full Rcprescn-
tat'on Of Stock, either in person or by proxy,
is earnestly desired.
By'order of the President d
VIM. A.GILES, Sec'y md Treas. /.
October 6, 1855. 234t
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Notice 10 Dclimaucnts.

WE are desrous of bringing our old bust.
W ness to close. This is, therefore, TO-
cite NIL who have not settled with Us to "come
up to the Scratch" without further delay We
must have money. Who can get along with.
out it! PERI,YMA az WALLER
New Market, S. c., Sept. II, 1885 If
~ Banner copy.
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FOss SALE.

TIIE Undersigned offers for sale his vara
l. Bile Plantation in Abbcville District situ-
ntcd and lying on both sides Of Coronacre
Creek. equi-dsinnt between Greenwood and
Cokesbury and three miles from the Green.
vile d Colum in Railroad, with his House and
Lot in Cokesbury. y Bargain can be had by
applying suon. II. W. LEDBErTER.
Oct s, 1855 90 3m
c5 p. S.-The Plantation will be divided
to suit purchasers
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Boots and Shoes.

10 CASES Boots and Shoes, consisting of
IL best Winter Mud Boots thick soled,
scater:proof against the ,corld (The attention
Of overseers is particularly invited to this
from the best shoe made in the United States to
the very meanes, for sale by II. S. KERR
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Executors Sale.
l. ANDS AND u ERC HANT MILLS
NE @ ES, sc,

- IL ~ ~ y Il ~ VI II IL u IL Il NJ II u :
NEGROES, SC.
IllE Executors Of the last Will of Q
l. John Donald, deceased will sell "a
by Public Auction, on the 3lst instant, ~
wednesday, nj the late residence, Donalds-
villc Ahbrvillc District, some of the Real and
all of the Personal Estate of said deceased, viz:
One tract of LAND. Oh Little Turkey Creek,
continuing Iii Acres, on which is situated IN
excellent Flour and Corn Mill, in good or,lrr-
Another tract of Land, known as the DrcIl-
nan Place, supposed to contnin about $50
Acres, and also another tract known ns the
Miller Land, Comprising about l5O Acres.
go Negroes,
S"ne Of them are young and likely, among
whom are two Blacksmitis and
EirSt-ristc Miller.
The crop of Cotton. Corn Wheat. de-
Horses. Mules Cattle, Hogs, Plantation Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, de-, dc,
and various other property too tedious to
mention.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
SAMUEL DONALD,
JAMES +. DONALD. ia "'''
Donal,lsville, Abhcville District, ,, -,
October 5, 1861.
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LAND FOR SALE.

'INllE subscriber offers for sale his LANDS
L situated within one mile Of Mount Hill.
or Bnrin"rrs Turn Out on the Grcrnvillc aud
Columhi;. Railroad The Tract contains
y ~ ~ va G- EE- ME S ..
On the Tract is some Three Hundred Acres of
Woodland. about Thirty Acres of good Bot
tom. GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, GIN
llplSE and SCREW, with all II, cessury out
Buildings. will sell all together or divide to
sui, the pu, ch;scrs.
Any person d"-r"us Of settling in Abbcville
p,StrTl would 10 wei! to apply, as the health
"i the Place is unsurpassed hy any place in
the District an'! very Productive.
g" Terms viii be made easy
BENJAMIN SMITH.
August II, lS55. lG If
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

HG6eVaUe DiStrict-CI Citation.
w 1IEREAS John Davis has applied to
w. me for Letters Of Administration
on NIL md singular the goods and chattcls
rights and cred's of Mrs. Sarah Pace, late Of
the District aforesaid, deceased;
These arc, therefore, to cite and a'lmonisT, al1
and singular. the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased t" be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinnry's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Abhcvillc Court lIouse ON the
twent-ninth day of October, inst, to show
cause, If any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this twclrll,
day of October in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-tivc
and i'll the eightcth year OF American
Independence.
Oct 10, 1855. " 2w
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Shingles ! Shingles!

EOSIIEE & SAMPLE, ut Ninety-Six keep
l. constantly on hand large quantities. of
hnc Heart. Pine SHINGLES of the very best
quality which will be sold Mt the lowest mar
ket price. The attention of persons living on
the line of Railroad is particularly invited to
this notice GOct 5. 1855 9. #
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Administrators Sale.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM RIcnEY, DECEASED

ESTATE OF WILLIAM RIcIIEY, DECEASED
TNHE Administrators of the Estate of vii.
u liam Richey, deceased, will sell by Pub
near Danaldsville, on Thursday the 10th of
November next all the personal Est ate Of the
said deceased, consisting of
Eleven Likely Negroes,
Five very likely Mules, one Horse, n,
Cattle, Hogs Cotton, Corn, Wheat, tn
Flour, Oats, Fodder SLucks, Cotton Seed,
Plantation Tools, good Family Carriage, War.
gon, Household and Kitchen Furniture, a set
OF excellent Blacksmith Tools, besides mucl,
other property too tedious to mention.
Terms made known on the dav of sale.
. EZEKIEL RAZOR, J
b. f. MOSELY, Ao'i fs'
October 18, 1855. 25.3w
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBENlLLE DISTRICT.
IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.

IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Sale Of tie Real Estate Of John L. Cal-
laham, decd. for Partition.
I y Pursuance of the Order from the Court of
l. Ordinary Of Ahbevillc District, will sell,
to the highest bidder, on sale.day in November
next, the Real Estate of John l.. Callahan.
deed. situated in Abbevilc District, on waters
OF Little River, bounded hy lands of John f.
Ciinkscnlcs, Caleb Burton and others and con-
tanning One Hundred and Seven Acres more
or less
TERMS credit of Twelve Months. the
purchaser giving bond and security, and n
mort gage of the premises TO the Ordinary, to
secure the payment Of the purchase money.
Costs TO be pail IN cash
TllOS. il. COCHRAN, S. Il. d.
October s, 1855 % 3w
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Blacksmith Tools.

Kerseys, Osnaburgs, Tickings, &c.
4 BALES best KERSEYS, at low cash prices:
II 2s"S OSNABURGS "
II" BED!TICKING, offered very low.
2OS Pairs Negro Blankets
- PLAIDS for Children and house-scr-
wants; Caicoes, Cotton IIdk'fs Shcetipgs and
Shirtings; Seamless Bags, DC. de-; all Of which
are offered low for cash, by HIS KERR.
Oct ~ 2f 81
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Shcrin',s Sales.

10y virtue of sundry Writs of Ficra Fac;as
- to ME directed | will sell Mt Abbcville
Court House, on the first Monday in November
next, within the legal hours of sale, the follow.
ing property, to wit
400 acres Of land, more or less, bounded bv
Thos. Pctligrcw, and Sarah Jones and Others
as the property Of W. W. Hill, ads. Vim. d.
Mars and others
200 acres more or less, bounded by Vim.
Gordon, j. F. Marshall and others, rs the prop.
crty of, John Giles, ads. Joel j. Lipford and
others.
$50 acres, more or less, bounded by j. F.
Marshall, VIM. Gordon and others, ns the prop.
ersy Of jas. Cunningham, ads John White and
others.
l30 acres, more or less, bounded by lands of
N. d. DAVIS, X. IL. Wnrdlaw and Others, rs the
property of Jane A. Karey, ads. Luke Mathis
and others.
$50 acres, more or less, bounded Lv JAS @.
Bozemnr, Z. F. Power and Others rs the prop.
erty of j. ~. Martin, ads. W. q. Martin and
others.
$50 acres. more or less, bounded hy Summer
vile, Cntilarine Zimmerman and others, as the
property of Alex. Stevenson, nds. Wm. Smith
and Others.
$50 acres, more or less, bounded by VIM.
Ware, James Killingsworll, and Others, as the
property of Jas. NJ. Vandiver, ads. B. +. Maui
den aud others
lots in the Village Of Abbevlle. containing
Lot MOL. 81 acres, more or less; No. Q, 7
acres; Ro:s3, acres. more or less; bounded
by Jas. II. Cobb, Catharne Alston and others,
us the property Of b. V. Posey, ads. a. F. Po-
scy and others, sold on a credit of twelve
months the purchaser to give note and ap-
T'roved security. :ys y
(rhe aboye Lots will certainly be sold, and
being tccH mprored and therefore very desira-
BILE situations, any person desiring to purchase
will do s'eH to be present on that day)
GOO acres, more or less, bounded by Marshall
Sharp Dr. W. r. Jones and others; as the prop.
erty belonging TO the estate of Reuben Robert
son. ads Mngee &Razor and Others.
500 acres, more or less, bounded by r W
Lites,9 s,9Sarah Wideman and otfers. as the prop
erty of fT.J. Lyons, ads. Newton Reader and
otAers. ~
1900 acres, more or less, bounded by Dr.. A.
n Wideman, w. K Bradley and Others, as the
|sproperty of A. Title, ads. Margaret p. Martin
and Others. -, sg, 9.
Also, ON Wednesday after sale-day, atsDon-
aldsyiilssi2 Bureaus. Tables Cupboard, 6
Windsor Chairs, ] Looking Glass, 1Stots Gun.
y Wash Pot. 8 Shoats, Al doz Oats, Il. .lot Fod-
den sas the property Of Ttos, Robinson, ads.
|SamID Donald and others: 80 ss5!.
Il. TERAs-Cash. - y = ;.ss re z *
~ T. R. COCIIRAN,s 81 sAs ~ ~
& abesfvs Office Octi1 is, 1856. u - ssgs3s
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Valuable Land for Sale.

'VNllE Valuable Plantation belonging to the
L. es,ntc of .lalnrs S Bnskin, will be sold
to to the highest bidder, on the first Monday in
November next, ut AhbeviiIe Court House
This Land lies on the Augusta Road, within
half mile of Wilmington church, and on the
waters Of Mill Creek. branch of Little River
The above Plantation contnins
Six Hundred and Thirty Acres,
about Forty acres No. Bottom land. There
is about T"rce Hundred and Fifty acres of
Woodland. with splendid timber.
The buildings consist of a large
TW0-ST0RY DWELLING HOUSE,
Kitchen, Negro houses Stabcs-u fact every
necessary out.building
TERMS OF SALE.-Thc above Land will
lie sold on credit of one, two, aud three wears.
in equal instalments. and interest from date
HE purchaser will be required to give bond
with two approved sureties. with q NOR, gage
Of premises if deemed necessary, and pay cash
for papers
W. II. SIMPSON, lrvoortor,
W. S. Mcbride, HAceu'o'S'
Oct. II, 1855 49,. % tsd
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Railroad Notice.

80 80 62A H5S1E|5.s ST.
MERE has been no increase in the Freight
l. on COTTON on the Greenvillc and Co.
lu'nbin Railroad below Bolton, nor will there
hc ANY incrcasc this season. From all the Sta
TONS below Bolton the Freight is and will be
the same as it was the past year. =.
), f. 7. RAWORTH,
General Surerintcn :.
Scntembcr 90 1851
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VERY H1IPOIeTla Mt.
NJ. STRAUSS, Cokesbury,
y EspECTFULLY informs that he has open.
III cd his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
Selected by himself and bought undc. great
advantages in tho City Of New York aud
elsewhere, viz:
Brown and Bleaehed shirtings. Bedtick-
ticking
Diaper Towels Linen. .
Flannel, WooIen Lindsey. Bed Blankets.
For the Ladies.
Prints Ginghams, Denines Alpacco, Me.
rinos, Thihet. Cashmer"s. SILKS md
FELVErS; CLOAKS and TALMAS!
Embroderics, Collars, Sleeves: n large
assortment Of Lnccs, Ribbons, Gloves,
Alitts Gauntlets, Hosiery, and all kind
" of TRIMMING for Dresses and Cloaks.
especially call the attention to II fine
article OF CLOTH. suitable to make
LADIES CLOAKS and TALMAS at
very low Price, also SlIAWIS &c.
For Gents and Eoys.
BROADCLOriI, Doeskin and fancy CAS-
SEMERES Sat,inets, Kcntncky Jeans.
Tweets, English Kcrsics. VESTING$,
Collars. Cravats. Nccktics, Pocket IInnd.
kerel'iefs. Gloves. Gauntlcts, Beebe
HATS and CAPS.
Water Proof BOOTS and BROGANS.
CATERS
Ready Made Clothing,
for Gents, Boys sand Youth,
Selected with especial care md q purer as
sort1nent has never been offered before in
Cokesbury.
For Children.
Gala Plaids, Cassemere. Lindseys, Velvet,
. Merinos and Zephir Goods.
Plantation Goods
Georgia Plains,, Kerseys Osnaburgs,
Homemade Stripes. and LiDd,eyai
BLANKETS. Negroe BROGAHS and
Wool HATS. f"!:i,t ~! - -:
Besides most extensive Stock in ~.
BOOTS SHOES CATERS and
Children SHOES. y - = ~
Sta ZY0NERK PERFU.AERY, ssss
aud Fancy n Al22IGLES. 49, $50
!. GROCER Y CROTKER Xas.., ~. =, r'r2.a ]
~ and andH4RD,RARE.'M 'MeQDs .ls@}y ,.-li, u 81
sty - r WARE ard ;0AB7YM6 81 $z Il s - = !.
3 The above Stock Willie fSr StiisSriio or 10 anv
eyer offered, md will be sold Very low In price.
" is ip.sottant for you TO come and examine.
IS =. !, s,s d. s. ~ 4 II. STR AUSS, Z.
l's see{yu {nury. Oct. Z, 1855 22sf -
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TAILORING BUSINESS.

- "A ONh u BUSINESS.
= He will receive orders from town and the
surrounding country thankfully, and will spare
no pains in endcnvorny to plcase.his custom
crs both in the quality of his work AID prices
Having been Mt the business some time and
q portion OF; that time working in some of the
most fashionable shops in the cities, he is pre-.
pared to tinislrof work in the most fashona-
bic style, at the shortest notice
BY strict attention to business, and good
work. he hopes to receive a. liberal share Of
patronage. His motto is, mo fit, no paw"
II. u. CARPENTER.
Oct. II 1856 o. 1y
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ERac Mills House.

'tliE Proprietor returns his hearty and sin
L curc thanks 10 the many friends who
have favored him with their patronage, since
the addition Of his new and thnrou.hiv fur
nishcI house To the tirst.cla.s Hotels of
Charleston. He takes pleasure in announcing.
that the Mills House, although new and in
good or'lcr. has been rc-touchcL during the
summer. and So re-fl'cd rs 10 keep up with
The demands Of taste comfort and elryancc-
The arrangements ofthc House. in all respects.
are continued, with n scrupu!ous and unsparin,.
regard to the waits Of the traveller or sniourn.
rr, and the travelling public are assured uf sll
the accommodations Of 4 first class Southern
House, ut the usual and established prices of
such hotels. The constant personal attentions
and cares Of the proprietor are bestowed ON
the house, and he is aided IN all departments
by the wcll-,ricd and approved assistants that
have made themselves iavorably known to for
mcr patrons.
T11OS. S. MCPHERSON.
Charleston, S'pt. u, lSlJ. - If
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JEFFERS 6 COTHRANS,@
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Charleston, S, C.

. THE Undersigned hav, Mn
Ee:zssssA ing formed a. Co Partner Esrfa8
ship for the transaction of general Factoraee
aud Commission business in the city Of Charles
ton, 5. C., under the name of JEEFERS, 4.
COrliRANS beg leave to offer their serviees
t" their friends and the public generally, be-.
partners in the selling of PRODUCE generally.
will ennble them to do ms we'll for their patrons
as any other house in the city. ;;Ss:7.,s -
Particular attention will be given to the
sale Of COTTON. FLOUR GRAIN, 90, and
the receiving and forwarding business, also tlis
purchasing Of. goodsto order 80 - "a
In oil instances our charge will be in accord
ance with custom. excepting ,Cotton,y which
will DO sold for fifty cents per bale. &
- 4ENIEY:L JEFFERS. -
WADE S.COTBRAN.s :.
JOHN R,ICOTHRAN. 81
Charleston, s.. G., Sept, 90, 1855; :. :. =
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WARDLAW &sWALKE

WARDAAW &sWALKER,
and an Or GresPestfullyseliet assignments 81 1ro.luce
aud best Efforts win be, given. 81 :. 50 8;
per Bale W. AVA Ri RiIiy,x:We II w y
os. sg,5s j, 1855 6Asa = &. an I: /: