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g. DE chez Mr.. Harrison Rogers,
Vm aux Opelousas, il y environ qua
- SD tire semaines, un Cheval Ameri-
uss4z4ss ~ cain, de tcouleur alezane, age
d'environ ans, queue Tongue ct epaisse,
criniere encleinte a onder, lie sabot gauche de
derriere fendu, il est trotteur ct lambreur,
a environ Is paumes de haut; on suppose gull
est au Waxia ou a la Grande Prairie. LIE
dit cheval appartenait dernierement a John
Powell, decide.
Une recompense liberale sera accordee a
la personne qui lie ramenera au soussigne.
THEODORE CHACHERE.
Opelousas, 20 Janvier, 1855.
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LEpRIx couRANT.-La saison commerciale
ttant maintenant ouverte, ct notre navigation
6tant sur lie point de s'ouvrir aussi, nous
avons cru dams rinteret de nos lecteurs, ct
surtout des planteurs, de donner chaque Sc.
maine un apereu du marche aux produits,
ainsi que lie prix courant des provisions ct
autres denrees sur le marehG de Ia Nile. Or.
leans.-Quand toutefois on ne trouvera pas
! ce Prix Courant dams notre feuille, on devra
attribuer celia la MALE, qui nest pas ton.
jours reguliere.
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Succession de VIM. Irwin, decede.
assemble des Creaacief$:

Assemblee des Creancier$:
Inn yertu dun ordre dc l'Hon. Cour de
- District, dams ct pour la Paroisse St.
Landry, pne assembl6e des creanciers de
VIM. Irwin, decede, dernierement de la Pa
roisse ST. Landry sera tenue pardevant Joel
H Sandoz, Notaire Public, en- son bureau,
dams la vile des 0pelousas, le Mcrcredi, 24
Janyier courant, 1856, entire 10 heures du
matin ct quatre heures de lapres-midi. ain
de aeliberer sur les affaires de la dite success.
sion:
A. GARRIGUEs, Gre6fcr.
Opelousas, Ii Janvier, 1855.
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DIES dcux sexes ct de divers ages.
Soixante-dix tttes de bttes douceS,
cinq paires de beutS de tire, qua
tire mulets, six chevaux de tire,
un mulet de selle, I'm petit cheval
de selle, un cheval de yoiture,
deux charrettes a beufs, un bug
g'y, une paire de roues de char
rette a bGufneuves, une charrette
a cheval, I'm lot de cochons, six
vlellles charrues, une herse, qua
tre jougs neuts, huit cents barils
de maIs, deux berges de paille de
mais, trois mile bottes de paiIle de
maIs (plus ou moins), douze pio-
ches, huit haches, un lot de pelles,
trols meules, un lot de meubles de
maison, TN lot de batterie de cui-
sine.
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BULLETIN COMMERCIAL.
LE.-ORL6ANs, Is Janvier l

NELLE-ORL6ANs, Is Janvier 1855.
LIE march6 etc sans aucune animation pendant
la semaine qui Went de s'Gcouler, princpalement
dams les produts de rOuest. LIE cotton a etc recher-
che. LIE sucre a baisse tandis que la melasse tlent
son prix. LIE prix de la fariue diminue. LIE
mails etc Ell demande ct tient bon ses prx. Voici
les prix de divers articles:
CoToN-CLAssIFICATIoN
InfGrieur, sac Middling fair, 81 a o.
Ordinaire, 81 a64 Fair, lo4 l0t
Middlng, I asb Good Middling, 81 a9
Suc1e.-Beaucoup de sucre etc recu, ct quoique
il etc en- glande demande les prix ont baissGs den
vron de cent par livre Les ventes Sc sont Geyees
environ 5000 boucauts.
Melasse--Cet article etc en- demande de l44
Isl pour lordinaire ct de 16 l64 pour les lots de
chox. 5000 barils ont etc veudus pendant la Sc
maine.
Farine-Le march6 est encore dull ct les prix
ont dminuGs de % 80 cents par baril Ellie est
classee comme suit: St. Louis supertne de 50 % a
IS so ct pour les marques extra ct de chox IS rs
SO so.
Mais.-12, 900 sacs ont etc vendus a SO a 95
cents e boisseau.
Pork.-La demande pour Get article etc limitG,
lie vieux mess Sc vend de $ll rs Sl2, ct lie nou-
yeau de Sl2 80 SIS, lie baril.
B9ut.-Le Bouf mees vaut de SIG so a ST, ct
lie prime de sl3 $13 25 lie barL.
GraisSe.--La graisse valat de 81 81 la livre
Riz.-Le rix de la Caroline vaut de Il cents
la livre.
Whiskey-Beaucoup de whiskey etc reeu. LIE
rectife vaut de 2S so cents, ct lie raw de 30 80
cents le gallon.
1oiIe ct Corde dEmbazlage.-La toile du Ken
lucky vaut de Is l51 cents, ct de rInde de III
II cents la yarde. La corde Sc vendait lentement
de 81 9 cents la livre
Cats.-Les ventes de la semaine Sc sont 6levtes
$500 sacs de Rio, de s 9 cents.
Sek-Le sci valait de 81 25 a 81 60 le sac.
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Les vEHrEs DE LA sEMAINE PRocHA1NE.-Plu-
sieurs ventes importantes auront lieu avant notre
snrochane emission. Entr'altres proprietes, on
vendla sur lie Bayou Courtabeau, rnardi proclaim
ct les jours suivants, GJ esclaves ct deux des plus
bellies habitations de nore Paroisse, et soft dit en-
passant, noGs conseillerons ceux quiont beson
desclayes de Sc rendre Ia. car c'est unevente pour
cause de depart, ct on ne peut pas crandre, en- ce
cas-cii quc les h0igsp pousscm les propriftes hors de
grir, CONNIE on lie craint dordnaire dams les ventes
de s,ccessons Les conditions de Placement sont
d;ailleurs laciles ct iavorables aux acqu6reurs.
Lundi proclaim, il Sc vendra dams la Paroisse des
Ayoyeles, une belle habitation ct 80 esclayes, a
l,2 ct ans de credit.
Pour les particuIaritGs, ainsi que pour dautres
ventes de moindre importance, nous referons nos
iecteurs aux avis que ron trouvera dams notre nu-
nero d'aujourd'hui.
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,. .... ... t... . ;. Is. DE LAND, Dlrecteur.
Les pr0prietaires annoncent avec paisir au public,
qu'ils ont recemment agrandi leur Nfnaqerie une
depense enorme, expressement pour une campagne
du Sud. LIE dit etablssement est maintenant lie plus
grand de ce genre Etats-Uns. Les proprietaires
ont rGussi acheter un Ours du Pole Blanc enorme,
qui etc debarque a New York, en- Aodt, 1854, au
cott enome de 81, 500, ct qui etc ajoute leur
collection. II est le seul specimen du genre Ame
rique Cette collection de betes sauvages vivans,
content les plus beaux specimens qui aient amais
etc exhibes en- Amerique-parm lesquels on trouve-
| ra--SIx BEAUx LIONS deux Lions Aseatiques; deux
lions du Cap de Bonne Esperance; un lion African
ct un dela California ainsi que trois eunes lions de
! six mois settlement, UN Ours PoLAIRE BLANC MONS
tire, dune taie prodigeuse ct dune ferocite extra
ordinaire. LIE Grand Ez6ghdnt Male, Romeo, ct un
Chameau Arabe une pare de Lamas, ou Alpacas
lin daim African, Ours nors ct des montagnes Ro-
cheuses, un Bengal Royal, Tgres du Bresl ct noir,
Leopards, Panthers Cougars Ocelots, Chats Tgres
Henes tachetees ct races, loups girls ct noirs Rats
de bois blancs ct noirs, Autruches, PeEcans Cigo-
gnes, Vautours, Aigles, Hbous Chinois Macao, Per-
roquets, Catakoes,-de plus, une grande variete de
Snges ct de petits animaux Les deux ceiebres Pc
tits chevaux, Dick Snow Ball ct Little Fanny Fern
seront ntroduits pendant le cours de pexhibition
avec leurs cavaliers singes, Peter Punch ct Jenny
Lind pour la recreation de la jeunesse-le grand
elephant Romeo sera aussi introduit dams rarene ct
fera plusieurs exercces, la direction de son gar
dien, Herr Hoonsinger, le grand conducteur dele
phant. Une magnfque orchestre militaire appar-
tent letabissement. LIE tout est sous la direction
Immediate de Mr.. Beasley, Papprivoiseur de Lion
qui entrera dams les cages des b6tes sauvages la fin
de Pexhibion; apres quoi les bates receyrons eurs
nourritures, en- presence des Spectators.
~ Prix dentree 80 cents; enfans au-dessous de
10 ans ct domestiques, % cents.
4 ".
pres-nidi. 4.a .a ...
90 Janvier IS55-2f
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Temperance du Connecticut.-Le Times de Hart
ford, dit que depus la mise en- vigueur de Ia loi du
Maine, dams lie Connecticut, lie nombre des ivrognes
augmente dune maniere alarmante La prison re-
gorge chaque jour de tapageurs ct divrognes.
Dec6d6e-En cette Paroisse, mardi dernier, l6
courant, MARIE ANNETTE, DELACoNCEPTIoN VIENNE,
epouse de Mr.. SIMON GoNoR, Page de so ans.
En- cette Parosse, mard dernier, l6 courant
MARY ANDRUs, 6pouse de BENJAMIN L. OLIVER, a
rage de 80
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HJ-Le brait court d Washington, ID. Csqu'il ]
Anne n6gcciation eli tpaip de Ia part de rAntriche
kEspagne ties Etatss His ct don't on aura Ia te
neuE avant peu.
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L'ELEcrioY DIES LICENCES Une election a eu
lieu dams notre Paroisse, lie 26 du mois dernier,
pour prepdre lopinion du penpe sur la question
des licences. II ell est r6su!te ce qui suit ga.
Pour les Accssccs - Washington, Faquetaique,
Chataignier, Vile Plate, Prairie Piniere, Vieille
Grande Prairie ct PIaisance. Egalite de voix au
Grand C6teau, --------
Comtrc les licences. -MalIet Bayou Chicot, Mount
vile ct Mamouth. II MY pas eu detection dams
les autres districts. .-....-s...
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Assemble du 8
Ayril 1850.
BUREAU DE PoLIcE,
YazZe 1es 0uek0akSaS.

BUREAU DE POLIcE, AssembIee dH 8
Talle des Opetousas. Ayril 1860.
TD EsoLU, Ou'il sera du devoir du Constable de
EG Vile, de metre en- vigueur Ia 13me Section du
Code Noir appronvee le z JUN 1905, qui dit qui
suit: Aucun propri6tare desclavesne pourra louer
ses esclaves ellx-nemes, sans encourir amende
de cinq ou vingt pases pour chaque contrav
81 Pour copie coTecte
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A VEN DIR e.

EhEUX ALAMBICs presque neufs, a.
- vec leurs accessories respectifs; Pun de
la contenance de Is gallons, ct Pautre de 30
Pour les conditions, s'adresser au soussi-
gne, a Washington, gu au bureau de cette
feuille. B. [. SALLES.
Washington 20 Janv 1S55.-tf
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G55- Nous sommes autorisGs annoncer que Mr.
r. SENSAT est candidat a la place de Constable de
Vile pour la vile des Opclousas, a reection qui au
"a lieu en- Avril proclaim. so Dec. 1854
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EscIave rEaarron au Depot.

n LII etc conduit au Depot de
5ai TX la Paroisse St. Landry, de la
~ ge6le de la Paroisse Lafayette,
PN/ lie 9 Janvier courant, un griffe
"S1.aaA'HA nomme ANDREW, age d'enyi-
ron Is ans, taille de 6 pieds, 2 pouces, par
liant lie franeais ct panglais ayant reeu deux
coupures sur Eos du cou, cote droit, porte une
Tongue barbe sur toute sa figure, il etc ar
rete lie 5 de Noyembre dernier dams La Pa
roisse Lafayette. lie dit esclaye dit quill ap-
partient d Mr.. Thomas Harper dc Sinnsport,
Le., d OH il est parti marron en- Aout dernier,
1854.
lie proprietaire de Get esclave est requis
de venir lie chercher, prouver sa propriete,
payer les frais, ct l'emmener, autrement il en-
sera dispose conformement a Ia loi, apres le
delai legal.
LOUIS /. BOUTTE, Ge6lier.
Opelousas, IL Janvier, 1855-3ms
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Extra Proportional.

Extra Proportionel.
Pour warrants ennis ct non
payes, s12,777 70
Pour tsmoins, affaires crimi-
neles, 1000 90
Pour la collection des taxes, 6.000 90
Pour jur6s la Cour de Dist. 1,eoo 90 20777 20
s37,l45 70
81 la balance due sur les taxes ct les
licences, pour les annees 1852 ct 1853,
est payee, s'elevant 7,345 As
Reste prelever par taxation; pour ----
rannse 1854 s29,79s 81
Sur motion, R6solu que les procedures ci-dessus
soient publiees conformement a la loi.
Sur motion de Mr.. Carte, lie Jury s'ajodfne de-
main, d 8 heures du matin.
Mercredi, s Dscat5te, 1s54.-Le Jury s'assembls
conformementa ajohrnenent. 5sS w."
Sur motion de Mr. Hufpower, Resolu que. Julien
Lebleu. Cyprien Fontenot ct Abraham Harman
soient commssaires poIr s'enquerir de Ia presente
situation ct des resources de Celestin Doueet, ct
qu'ils fassent un rapport sous sermeut ee Jury.
ResoIu quill soft paye Edmond Clarke 10 somms
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w. INGAE4al.
FCi2af2'C de Portraits.

a TELLER a la Maison de Cour II fait
IN les portraits de pleine grandeur copies
sur un Daguerreotype.
Opelousas, 20 Janvier, 1865.
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OUVRAGES TYPOGRAPHIQUES
executes avec promptitude ct nettete au Bu
rsau du Courier des Opeloussa,
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CARE A L'ELEPHANT!
La Grande Menagerie Combim6e de E. f.
81. Madie, cousistaaat en-
BETES, OISEAUX, REPTILES, &C., EIVANS.

Sera ouverte Wastinqton, lie Marii 80 Janvier,
aux Opelousaa, lie Mercredi, 81 Janyer ct au Grand
Coteau, lie Jeudi, Ter. Fevrier.
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tors, and sureties are distinctly notified thnt,
on failure to enter into or perform the con-
tracts for the service proposed for in the nc
ceptcd bids. their legal liabilities will be oil.
forced against them.
%. The contracts will be substantially in the
forms heretofore used in this department, cx.
cept in the respects particularly mentioned in
these instructions; and on all railroad and
steambont routes the contractors will be re-
quired to deliver the mails into the post offices
ut the ends of the routes and into all inter
mediate post offices not more than eighty rods
from the railroad or landing.
-. Present contractors, and persons known
ut the department, must, equally with Others
procure ynarnntors and certificates of their
sutficiency substantially in the forms above
prescribed. The certificates of suf,icicncy
must be signed by postmaster at one of the
places before named, or judge of IL court of
record.
Postmnsters mt the ends of routes on which
they think the present mode of conveyance
inadequate, will weigh the mnil each trip for
six successive weeks weekly routes, and
three weeks ON other routes, and report the re
suit by the 10th April, 1865.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
March II, 1855. As At
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New and Wonderful Machine
WILLIAM ST0DDARD, Proprietor.

1--WE Subscriber having purchased the Right
n for the State "f South Carolina in the only
Machine now invented, for RIFrING and
SHAVING SHINGLES. BARREL HEADING,
DC. is prepared to sell the Right of the Districts
or single Machines, at prices sufficiently low to-
make it an induccmcnt for purchasers
The Machine being simple in its construction,
and not liable to get out of order, is capable.
OF Splitting and Shaving Two Thousand Shin
giles per hour-bettcr than made by hand. Is
is portable, and can bc worked by hand, horse
or or steam power. Ten to fifteen days work of I,
Machine will make enough Shingles to pay the
price asked for a single one.
Largc'nduccments are offered to persons wiskt
ing T." purchase the right of several Districts
One "f the Machines can be seen in operation
III the City Of Augusta, Mt WIN. II. Goodrich',
Flaming Mill, and one also may be seen in @
short time at Mr. j. Wits Machine Shop, at
Edgeticld G. II.
TIlOS. G. LAMAR.
Hamburg, S. c., April 20, 1854. 6l-tf
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TRANSPARENT
" IN DOW 9 HADES.
PAPER.lIANCINGS AND MATTRESSES!

177 King-street, Charleston, s. C.
|1NHE subscriber has on hand a large assort.
l. ment, and is constantly receiving bv the
steamers, the latest patterns of window
SHADES and PAPER-HANGlNGs, for sale
wholesale and retail
Transparent WINDOW SHADES, of eyery
style and variety, from 80 cents to So each l. :
French and American PAPER R-HANGINGS.
and BORDERS, of the latest Patterns, froni
81 cents to So per Roll.
A large variety of CORNICES; Lace aud
Muslin CURTAINS, Damask and Satin DE-
LANES Centre TasseIs, Loops. Bands Pins.
Venetian Blinds Cane Blinds, Mattresses, Cush.
All kinds Of UPHOLsTERING; and the bu.
siness, as usual, attended to in oil its bran ches
MATTRESSES-Moss Cotton, Wool and air
Mattresses, always on hand. made from the best
material: Also Bolsters, Pillows, Feather Beds
and Palliasters Call and see tl.em--prices
reasonable. rs,'e - e ~
To persons wishing any of the above>articles
to sell. discount will be made. The prices 81
this establishments are moderate and uniform.
and as Aowas any yotber blisl,merit.e g. q s.
H.SSW. KINSGiAN.
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M0ORE'S VARIETY STORE,
Abbeville G. HI.

1--WE Undersigned, very grateful for the en-
l. couragemcnt received during the few
months lie has been engaged in business. calls
the attention of his friends and customers to
the new and splendid supply he has just re-
ccivcd. AS n general idea Of his stock, he Inay
mention few articlcs:-
FRUITS. from every cline and Of all va
r!etics-Lemons. Oranges, Pine Apples. Cocoa
Nuts, Apples, de-. &c.
CANLiES-Stick Candy. assorted; Can
~ Toys. Almond Candy, I'in,lnr Candy. Kisses
Assorted Temperance Drops &c, de-
NUTS Brazil Nuts. Pecan Nuts, Wal
nuts, Almonds. &C.. &C.
PIC'fLES-all sorts, any quantity, and
choice qualities.
PRESER HES-Citrons, currants, Figs,
Rnisins de-, DC.
from ten cents to SO 90.
1OTS-Tin. Pewter, Brittonio. China
Velvet, Sand, Bellows. Tumbling, Glass, Mag
net, Box. (all sorts and sizes, Drums, Rattles.
LUIURiES-Tubncco,. Scgnrs, Oysters,
Eggs. dc. Oysters of the very best quality
will he served up at all hours and in any man
ner desired.
WEDDING PARTIES furnished in fl rst
style, Mt short notice. and nt Columbia prices.
CHRISTMAS HOLLDA YS--.Crackers
full supply; Roman Candles Torpedoes,
Wheel Rockets, Pin Wheels. Trianges, Scrpcnts,
Sky Rockets. md every other combustible for
fun and frolc.
In brief his stock il full. select and compre
hensive, he having given his own personal al
teniion to its selection, and he again nsks tile
public to coll OIL him, being satisfied of his
ability to please in quality and prices.
kememher the locality, next door to Law.
sons Tin Factory.
WIN. c. MOORE.
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Cotton Gins.

1--WE Subscribers, having had nine years cx-
Il rcricncc, and given universal satisfaction
to their patrons, being now fully prepared with
good machinery and the best of workmen, feel
safe in saying to the Cotton Planters in general
in this and '''c adjoining States, that they can
furnish with the best COTTON GINS now
made They could offer n host of certificates.
but believing the warrantce to be sufficient thew
will say, send OIL Your orders through the mai
or their agents, who will visit the most, if not
all the Plnntcrs in reasonable bounds
S. II. l. WM. OGLESBY,
Elberton, Ebert county, Go.
Feb 4 80 lv
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The State of South Carolina,

Ihc state OF South Carolina,
-1dbcpiHe District-IM the Common Pleas
"m ii'1i 1,'; q +; & Aiex'rsalc' Attachment
p. : Thompson & Fair,
Jeremiah shchnnc. = Plaintiffs Atty.
VVIlEREAs, the Plaintiffs in this case
v lid, o" the Twentieth day of Novem.
Der; IS:i. file their Declaration against the
sud Defrn'lant, who (as it is said) is absent
ir"'" and without the limits OF this State, and
has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same upon whom n copy Of the said Dec.
larnti"n ght bc served:
1t is therefore ordered. that the said Defend.
ant do appear an, plead +" the said Declara.
t'on on or before the twcnty.tirst day of Novem.
Der. in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fiftytive, otherwise final and al.
solntc judgement will then be given and award
ed against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c. p.
Clerks Office, Albcvlle District, }
November 90, 1854. olv Iy
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CHARLESTON CARPET WAREHOUSE,
William Calder

IL AS always Oh hand the largest and best
IL selected stock of CARPETING to be
found in the city, viz:-Fine Ingrains, low
priced; suaperiine lngrains Tapestry Velvet,
Tapestry Brussels, low priced Brussels, Three
riy C"rret'ngs' Green and Printed Baize. Hearth
Stair Rods Bindings, DC, &c. Mating, all
widths. "'-
win large assortment of FLOOR OH,
CLOTH, from to "a feet in width, for Rooms,
Lobties &C., without seam.
Nos. 246 and 243 King.st., corner Haas,.
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EXE XECUTOR'ssNOTICF

"A LIZ. Peraons Interested IN the Estate of
IA Mira Jane Hairston, deceased, are here
by notified thata final settlement of the same.
WI viii be madein the Ordinarys o flee. Abbeyille
district, district on the l7th day Of May next Those
persons who nre$yet owing said .Estata are; re-
9nested to;pay up on or before. that day, and
those 4, having de,nands will present them imme.-
diatelyl for payment. <. E, :.
b I, DAVID KELLER, Execfr:.
3ls en- 18TH 800. -. 81 II -, Sm
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English Hardware, Cutlery,
Gums, &C., &c.
"OULD call the attention of the citizens of
w Abbcville to their stock of
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &C.
CONSISTING IN PART ~ FOLLOWS VIZ:
Flat. Round, Square, Oval, lIalfoval, Band, Sheet
and Hoop IRON;
Bra's, Nails, Spikes, Tacks, Pot-warc, Fire Dogs,
Fan Gearing, Mill Irons, Boiling Cloths,
Axes, Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Tea Kettles
Trace and Wagon Chains of all kinds. Scythcs
Locks, Hinges, Latchcs, Wire Screen Wire,
Cotton and Wool Cards Waffle Irons
Gunpowdcr, Blasting Powder Percussion Cans
Patent Safety Fuse, Shot. Lead,
Mill Saws. Cross-cut Saws, Wagon Boxes,
Carpenters Tools in endless variety, Anvils,
Vices, Screw Pates, Stocks and Dies Bellows
Cast, German and Blister Steel, Borax
Carrage Springs, AXlcs, Hubs, Shafts, Fellocs.
Patent Leather, Enamcllcl Cloth, Dash Frames
Bolts, MaIleablc Castings, Knobs,
laccs, Brass and Silver Plated Bands.
And Carriage Materials generally.
Pure White Lead, Chrome Green,
Paris Green, and Paints of all kinds,
Window Glass, Putty, Varnishcs japan.
Insecd Oil, Spirits rmpcntinc, &c.
Their stock comprises the largest and best as
sortmcnt i'll Columbia, is purchased on the very
best terms, and will be sold ut n small advance
for cash.
Orders accompanied with satisfactory refer
sncc, will receive prompt attention, and all
,ooas will be delivered ut the Railroad Depot
free Of charge for drayngc.
FISHER L. AGNEW L co.
Columbia, Oct. 25, 1883 rs If
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e. J. TAYLOR,

A have made complete arrangements for
4 "a the prosecution of tho UNDERTAKING
BUSINESS, intend to make it a prominent
part OF my business, and therefore hold myself
readyat all tmes (by day or night) to the ma
king OF collins either from black walnut, pine
or poplar, at the shortest possible notice.
49,, E. j. TAYLOR.
Abbeville G, q Jan. 90. 1855 sstf
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Admins strotOr,, Notice.

.ss q mi nistra tOr,s Notice.
~ Nancy Brook ks. dec esssls as Hereby no.
tilted thnta final sstt tlenent Isl ths sSasswiip
De made in the .Ordinafys office, at Ab6eyilIss,
e. on the first day OF al pfil aex -. +
~ g s. IS EMORE Bss BROoKs,-Adm'f.
d. Jangery y, l855. - ~ Is g: 81 8im
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IN
EROM and after the first day of january
next. all the notes and accounts of VAT
sun WALLER may be fonnd in the hands
of Siessrs. Marshall & Lee. Attornevs at Ia
Abbeville c. H., for collection. Take due no.
tIce, and conduct yourselves accordingly.
=, w. w. WALLER.
New Market Nov. 8, 1854. 27tf