davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
ACTOBER 23d. is5J.-Encouragy sIon,s

u MANUFACTUKE--UIIY FURNITURE WAKE-
ROOMS-The attention of strangers and others visiting
Lynchburg respectfully invited the large aud
manding Stock of CABINET FURNITURE and CHAIRS
Low exhibition atmy Ware Rooms exclusively of my
Manufactures
call from those wishing buy all ask sales
23s A. WINSTON
81 Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
hooks. STATIONERY. &C.

@}~..- Hoexs. srsrroN.Ht AsD
| Z.si.A6FANCY ARTICLES -rAfNI tIi.ie.
| THAN have noe in store the largest assortment
Sm Of Books In all the departments Of Literature
also beautiful variety Of Fancy
IDENTIFY saw 10 their ens customers, that they have made
by which they supply any - ,s a. a. r now
are the agents bible Society American Tract
The ssetv price,. In future avortsomen they VII call
teniion 10 many particular wefksof vain" Zoe stu
Anew AND ECEN PunLissssD
~ BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT NOISES .,
Lp,lneoiis Gazzotteer Of the Word-namlng lpooo
Mrs Iiaics new Book Of Cookery;
E" Bourehold Receipts;
Female Lie among the Mormans
slave of the Bamp-hy VIM. North,
Life and Beauties n Fanny Perm
The Lawyers Story
The Waichmani
Doesiieks;
Kansas and Nnbraakai
DIFF Of Daniel Webster
Clouds and Sunshine
Also assortment Of ror Monaie' poes
ct Cutlery hue Stationery Aeeoieons Work boae+ pes%'
and Fancy Goods, in variety - &c ls.is
Now RECEIvINa--s"pern" English Bi"c
~ aud White Ruled Letter Paper do Ruled lam f"st'
blue whites snpcrne and hne Bath assorted colours S
pcrnne and ne Commercial Pes blue white ana assorted COZ
Cream Laid Letter, blue aud white blue and white ad
Vellun Note superine Laid Caps ruled and plain;
long and broad super Laid bi Paper Supefinc % iap'r
oc It's Z MORSE
uSNyEnOPEs---A grcnt variety, Wis HUI,
IL White Tinted Governments Plain, Embossed Enainced
Gilt Bridal, aud many other varieties, nj ,,..,..
oc Its Moanh -
lNK.I>K sNK..:-
j Davd's jet black Steel Pen Ink,
IiarrsauH do do do
MAYNARD Mayes do do In bottles from OF. TO gall
Arnods English Writing Fluid
I,nyan Ihompsons do
English Copying Ink
Japan Writing do
Hue lux,
,'arnine French mud American Red Ink
lndebie Marking Ink
indeble LUX, with preparations.
All the above Inks warranted OF the best qahy anu
1, tt coustautlV nm hnnd nj InoV 5tsl MDRsES.
StuRE TO PT.JGNSE.--C. Morse has Just received
A beautiful assortment of GOLD PBNSi consist
ing Of STYLES approved patterns which vi"
m sold NJ prices that fail please. Call and Try them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

Those Vessels OF The first class built expressly Tor tbs
trade and have accommodations for passengers.
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fed for the trade, who will spare exeron
modate
They will be lowed and down the river by steam, and
may be relied sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods Boston, will find
their interest ship by this line is the only regular line,
freight VIII always be taken low by any other
sells every effort viii be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston to give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining full
share of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond at the Dock, in
at ItoWcs Wharf
DAVID & VIM CURRIE Richmond ...,
ALLEN & WELICiI Boston, As'"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

bNAs,R. tsD aNIEis s.pOfb@.-i' 10 Esk-
n lNt. tLDIiiS, tASSlMEEES AND AESTlNGS.
GENTS II KNISiilNG GOODS, Ac-GIASS n RAINE
respectfully INFORM their friends the public that their
Stock Ia. and Goods complete,
patt Dress and Frdek Coats Winter Goats
Register Cotisuew style faneis bvcrcoats Water
Beaver do iautaouns Of every style Vests in endless
ely; punbie breasted Quilted Sk--now style, Gents
Snawis Travelling Blankets Shirts Drawers, GRAY Stocks
Nee, lies Collars Umbrellas Gloves Hosiery Pocket Hand
Horcnet-, Waterproof Goods complete of
Nuurha ANb C.tIpbtNa CLoTHING
GLASS & RAINE,
t. i A,rru
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

nCTOUER list, 1SJJ.--CLOTHs, CAssg-
~ MERERS AND VES1INGS made up to order In the
best style, mt short notice Mt the Clothing House
oc Its GLASS X RAlNE, j. DIXON, Agent
WHEAT WANrED.-We wish engage 20 600
w bushels of Wheat for immediate delivery. Persons
having any dispose of will find their interests to give
us n call LANGHORNE Il JOHNS
jy 17-dts W.
llCTOBEK LIST, 1S5J.--BlSBNESS SUITS
~ latest styles made in superior
House of GLASS q RAINE j. DIXON Agent
oc Its
HiASgs FOR WOOI.-We will pay the highest mar.
~ ket price for WOOL, IN cash, Bslcks Negro
june 2sts RUCkER Redo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

- OF DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOX tASl.--Aty stock
OF NJ" Siung aud Summer Goods is NOW complete. The
Whole stock VAS bought cheap and wal be sold Tor very
smail iront ful cash,
Tine m1nay nuKet having become easy, hope my friends
aud Nli forward aud supply themselves liter
ally. Al those in goods, usrrc
sllns. ltIl Y DIS mo. J. II ~ Is Art.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

- JONES viii have, in few days,
~ that celebrated ~. g." Stick Leoree,
- do do. Mass do,
to which they invite the attention of manufacturers.
mn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

EUANO.-Wo have on hand III the Enily's
u GuRno that imported last winter so far as
heard from the purchasers has entire salts
faction equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Railroad its effects by noticing Straw
I'M the farms - W. lIaxa
ESD A. Garrett, ESD H. Anderson Jr, Some of the
uprcbasers of H. For sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT * co,
iy Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS

hsssOLlTlGN.--Ihe eonrcri, Of W ~
- Go. was dissolved the I'd mss h. !. Anlo-s.
VIM T. Anderson alone will attend to H. iata nal cons,
business, AMI the name OF the enncern N nett
apl BITS. MCDANIEL IIti,9N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

DpMMADES, &C., for the Asnif.I - and ne,
row, highly perfumod. prepared ny upPsrades: ri,
put up in glass Jars Lubns celebrated foli" ana Be
Bue Pot Pommade; Ceaver's Clarified MairoW ih.lont
Crease Barrys Trieopherousyons kaiha, bq most pop
vigorator; Restorative and nearly an 'e of the
preparations for the grow tn aud beauty ~
Tor sale by STROTHEK I'm RANK sanar
19-ts DruBelsts 49, =, =.
kNhEsh OYSTERS J"s' ZETEIL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

"A LAX ID ne understand viii continue
nls 'Sf a"d ais th and fol
tn for former favors tbs. pledge their best "a
III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

u TTT-T
- STAR DOT BILE OVEN COOKING SRI ApltAt
wood, just received ut the Fufac. and l. Tor 20
East Main Street. Stove which is O. ns.s an lrt
cheapest most usantf and perfect Cookp5, Il III d
tine nnlon an @ n m To 1ae roast boil 1 pa
Stove of similar capacity in use. Call and Sec any Il
Also, a hne assortment of LEAD PIPE ., MN
hand, and for sale by ljy his - - ,afous Sizes
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICE.
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

INllE undersigned is being consulted by let
Il ter from all parts of the Union, by those
who are suffering from DYSPEPSIA and its con-
sequent general weakness, muscular rclaxa-
tion, and nervous debility. Having for the last
few years, i'll his practice of medicine, turned
his attention almost entirely to the treatment
OF this disease, he is enabled from his large ca
perIenee to institute peculiarity of treatment
!hatwili enable the patient to sec, feel, and
h"o", after IL day or two's treatment, that his
recovery has already commenced. Has he n
dry tongue, thirst, loss Of appetite constipation
of bowels. nausea and vomitingY-is the
skin dry, harsh, with unnatural heat? lis
he troubled with slccplessucss, starting in
his sleep, somnolency, impaired volition-with
palritation or 'ilutteriny & of the heart, and
easily out of breath hy quickened excrtions3 2
All these after one, two, or three days treat
ment will commence TO disappear.
TERMS OF TREATMENT. :5 on for first con-
sultation. Medicine forwarded bv mail, with
full and explicit written directions of the
course of treatment, dc, to he pursued Each
subsequent consultation and medicine forward.
ed, 81 90 Money remittcd in all instances
should tie Registered" at the post Office. All
letters to be addressed to the undersigned.
W. W. BLISS, Nj. D.,
90 Bcckman Street, Ne,c York
July 81, 1855 II 6m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
ID. Il. SONDLEY, AC't.

CAUTlONARY NOTICE. There are many
persons of intelligence who reject all adver-
tised medicines. from the fact of so many
worthless articles being offered to the public
But medicine which has received the un
qualified commentator of such men as Dr..
WIN. II. Baltzcll, DR.. Samuel T. Martin, Dr..
John Addison-wcll known physicians of
Baltimore city, cannot be clnssed among the
number. These gentlemen, with hundreds of
other Intelligent physicians throughout the
country, speak in the warmest terms of praise
Of fSTABLERS ANODYNE CHERRY ENpEC-
TORANT, rs one of the best remedies cxtaut
for the cure Of all affections of the lungs and
the throat, Coughs, Colds, &c. OF STABLER'S 5
D1ARRHq3A CORDIAL, the same experienced
physicians speak in the same terms of praise.
Therefore, oil can with confidence receive them
as really 'tgoud medicines"
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had graf
IS OF the agents. Price of each, onlV 80
cents per bottle. or six bottles for 50 so.
L. II. STABLER e. CO., Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
Sold by Dr.. F. F. GARY, Cokesbury;
WARDLAW & LYON, Abbeyile C. H.:
HAVILAND, HARRAL d Co.,
Wholesale agents. Chs.TI, Ch.s:.I lesion;
And by Merchants generally.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31


If there is singlereader of the Press
sympathyzer with the Know Nothing doc
tline because of his real love for Protestant.
ism, we ask him 10 read carefully the speech
OF the great CHALMERS, which is on the pre-
ceding page.
n BALE of new cotton was sold in Co.
lumbia, last week, by Capt. 4. @. J. Rob-
ERTsoN, of Richlaud, at twelve and half
cents.
We respectfully call attention to the
various advertisements which appear in
this issue, and which we have not space to
detail.
YELLOW FEVER is raging fearfully in
several parts Of Virginia. 1t is also preva,
lent in New Orleans.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
The August Elections.

We sum up the result of the late State
elections, as follows:
IenneSSee.--Johnson,d DEM, elected Gov
ernor 10y about 1000 majority. The follow
ing are the congressman
N. c. Taylor, k H.;
VIM. ii. Snced, k. H.;
Samuel A. Smith, DEM;
John Fl. Savage, dem;
Charles Ready, k. H.;
George w. Jones, dcm;
John V. Wright, dcm.
+. X. Zollicoiler, k. IL.
Emerson Etheridge, k H.;
Thomas Rivers, k H.
The democrats had and the wings 6 in
the last Congress. The Legislature Is Know
Nothing by small majority. 1t was
Wing last year by ~ majority.
hcntucky.-Morchcad, Know Nothing,
elected Governor, by 4,2OO majority. The
Congressman elect are as follows:
Henry G. Burnett, dem.
John ?. Campbell, k. H.;
w. L. Underwood, k H.;
a. G. Talbot, anti k. IL. whig.;
Joshua II. Jewett, dem.
j. NJ. Elliott, dem.
Humphrey Marshall, k. IL.
Alexander X. Marshall, k. H.;
Leandcr NJ. Cox, k. H.;
). +. Swopc, k. H.;
The delegation stood democrats and )
wings last year. The Legislature is k. II.
Alobomo.-Winston, dem, reelected
Governor by 5000 Or 5000 majority. The
Congressional delegation will stand thus:
Percy Walker, k. H.;
Eli Shorter DEM.
Sampson W. Harris, dem.
VIM. r. Smith, k. H.;
Geo. S. Houston, dcm.;
W.R. w. Cobb, dem.
JAS. f. Dowdcll, DEM;
Last year it stood democrats, l wlir
and k. IL. dem.
1tras.-Pease, dem.: is said 10 be re elect
ed Governor, and Bell, dem, to Congress.
The other districts not heard from.
North Carolina.-The congressman
elected from this State are Ist, Robert r.
bayne, k. H.; Cd, Thos. Rutfin, dem. 3d.
Warren Winslow, dem; 4th, L. O'Brien
Branch, dem.; 5tl,, Edwin G. Reade, k. n;
9th, II. G. Puryear, k. H.; 7th, Burton S.
Cralge, dem; Sth, Thomas L. Clincman,
dem. There were 5 democrats and 3 wings
last year.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31

in which he was SO intimately, efficiently
and nffectionately associated withsis. They
would therefore recommend the adoption
Of the following Resolution:
Rcsol1s'', That the stockholders Of the
Grcenvil!e aud Columlis Railroad Company.
entertaining a just estimate of tho zeal and
ability with which, their late and Iauen,ed
associate joel smith, lahorcd in their COM
mon un'i"r'ali:ng and Of the unhinchinp
hrnneSs with which he adhered! to the for.
TUNES OF tn" enterprise, through evil as we'll
as thrneA Sool rrport--dep| his nnlin,e-
ly death as IL pnhlic cal;.nity. And for the
gcncra| !'>s which his death has ocra<ioncd,
thy '"'l that they are specially called upon
to join their lamentations
MI wl'ic!i Is respectfully $uhln:'tcI.
L. L. DrNcAH, Chairn0a.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
Most Inhuman Murder.


A LATE number of the Ashville IN. C)
Ne'Os gives the following account of a mur.
des in Yadkin county, in that state:-
ut appears that the murderer. Christie
Pher Robbins, returned home drunk from a
tax gathering, late in the evening, and for
some real or fancied fault in an old negro
man, belonging to the. family, fell upon him
with ian axe handle and beat him cruelty ::
not Econtent he procured heavy Wagon
whlp and commenced beating him with the
putt OF The boy fled to the house, where
bis mistress made an attempt to shield him
from further violence, upon which Robbins
knocked her down, and fell again upon. the
boyGwithsthei Whip; and beat him about tbe
head until he killed him. Hetben .nrocureJ
hot water and poured it into ther nepro's
eafs and literally sealded the; hair and skin
ffomthe boy head and lace. Robbins fed fed
next morning bit wasspb bsequently arrested !"
DRgNKENaEsssIn Sweden a rpan5tsbo
is seen four times drink IS deprived 81 bis
vote leetions;s and Ahss next Sundas sfsar
The fonrth fence is exposed IL the shafeh. B.
yard publicly ~ ~.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
Better to Make than to Mend.

WE commend the following suggestion
of the Montgomery (A'a) ADVERTISER TO the
Know Nothing raft-bui!ders of South Car
olina. It's hard job to cut down the Phil
adelphia National platform to the dimen-
sions of South Carolina Srctionalism. Better
make new one, and disfranclise Yankees
rs well as Jews and Catholics; as, according
to the notions of some of our people, the
former are decidedly more dangerous to as
than the latter:-
Since the late elections, our Know Notl,-
ing friends talk Of recognizing their order
on better and more popular principles. They
frankly admit that, rs it stands, some of IFS
features are Objectionable, and that it should
he presented to the public in a more atlrac-
tive form. From the meeting of Know
Nothings here on last Saturday week, it is
obvious that they are about to give us, in
printers phrase, n new edition of Know
Nothingism, corrected and improved by the
authors. This brings to our mind an Incl
dent related Of Pope, the poet, and his SER
want. Pope during many years of his life,
was mere wreck in body, and when he
looked at himself through a mirror, was al
most sure to exclaim, in an audible tone,
"God mend me-" On one occasion, after
calculating, "God mend mep with more
than usual emphasis, his servant reprimand-
ed him in this wise: "You ask too much Of
your Maker; for surely God almighty can
make new man much easier than he can
mend you."
We respectfully suggest that it would be
far easier to build up a new partv than to
mend the Know Nothing Order, which is
evidently in the last stages of galoping
consumption.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31

FOREIGNERS IN SoUTH CAROLINA
Speaking OF the effort now being made to
exclude from official position every man not
born within tho confines of the United
States, the Southern Patriot says:
"When the American Revolution broke
out, many of the most distinguished patriots
and gen erals were foreigners by birth. They
were as truly American, however, in their
feelings and principles as those who were
born i'll the colonies. From that day to
this many Of our most distinguished and
patriotic citizens have been Foreigners
Chancellor Harper WAS foreigner, born
in the West Indies. Col. Memminger is
not anative of the United States, but born
in Germany, Who doubted the American
feelings Of Chancellor Harper9 Who can
doubt the Americanism of Col. Memmingcr ?
DIR. Liebcr is German by birth, and Dr..
Cooper was a foreigner. We mi ght men,
ton hundreds OF Others in South Carolina
who have done honor to the State, and
have been the pride OF the State, and yet
are foreigners by BIRTH"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
niles to take a peep at him.

niles to take peep at him.
. 1 think upon the whole, that all such ex-
hibitions arc unsafe places for the youths
OF our country to resort to. Tho low ul-
garty and obscene conduct too often wit
messed at such places more than balance
against all that is good and amiable; and
it generally takes Il dong time to get rid of
the pollution left behind by a vagabond set
of showmen. They arc not only lleecing us
Of our money, but they are undermining the
very foundation of virtue, morality and
religion.
Adicu for the present T.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
Head Quarters.
9Th Regiment s. G. Militia,

UlDEI( NJ
4 COURT MARTIAL to consist of Eleven
IA Members will assemble at Donaldsville
OH Friday the olst September next, for tic
Trial of such Defanlters may be brought
before it. The COURT will consist of
Lieut.. Col VIM. Clinkscalcs, President
Capt. Hugh Robinson,
Lieut.. jackson Griffin,
Capt J. A. Bigby,
Lieut. w. Norwood,
Lieut. J. w. Brooks,
Lieut.. S. NJ. Fisher,
Capt a. NJ. Agncw.
Lieut.. J. Il. Swnnsey,
Lieut.. T. j. Crawford,
Lieut.. JAS Pratt,
Lieut. B. c. Heart, Judge Advocate.
BY order of Col. T. j. Roberts
J. J. ADAMS. Adj't.
August %. 1856. it'd
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
Dbl ED,

AucusT Tth, 1855, Miss MALlSA WILLIS, in
the twentieth year of her age. She has been
noted for her correct department from her
childhood to her death, and to the great satis.
faction of her friends she connected herself
with the NJ. +. Church the past year. and lived
consistent member mp to the time of her death
She has been prominent instrument in car
rying on Sunday School in her ncghborhood
and her loss TO the ncighhorhood, Sunday
School and Church is being deeply felt, but we
trust our loss is her eternal gain.
Aug % 1855. A. G.. H.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
Wilson's Variety Store.

T>HE undersigned having purchased the
respectfully offers 70 the public everything
which may be sold in the line ofCONFCTION.
ERIEs,. TOYS, DC, and hopes tie public may
favor him with liberal patronage. He will
add to this STOCK ina few days Variety
Of CANDIES FRUITS and other Confection-
cries, which will anable him to accommodate
the the community With any thing in his line of
business. business viii be continued at the
same stand, next door below Lawsons Tin
/, Abbeville G. H., August q, ,'65: i7.tf {
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
Town Council,

A Election for INTENDANT and four
IL WARDENS for the Village of Abbe-
vile will be held at the Court House, on the
second Monday in September. next, to succeed
the present Council whose term of Office will
then expire. Polls open from, o'clock, o. m,
to o'clock, p. m.
The following gentlemen are appointed man.
ayers: John A. Hunter, J. William Livingston,
and Robert J. White
I Bysorder of Council
ROB'T H. WARDLAW, Intendant
Abbbeville, Aug. 27, 1861. l7-2t ;.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
The Giant Has Come !

WE call attention of Planters to No. 9
and OF Scott & Macbee, Giants Corn and Cobb
M'iI-one OF them being in operation. Call
ALSO,
l Doz. Shuck and Straw Cutters rs-various
Sizes,
1000 lbs. fresh Tobacco, just from Virginia
Factory.
6 Boxes Best Brand Cigars. Fresh Goods
arriving daily-aH cheap for Cush, by
II. S. KERR. r
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Aug 81, 1855
IbbcpiWe Distyict-C;tot;on

WHEREAS, Hamilton p. Miller and Sarah
W c. Giles hath applied to me for Letters
Of Administration, on all and singular the goods
aud chattels, rights and credits of Joseph
l.. Giles, late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonisl,
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased to be and appear before me,
ut our next Ortlinary's Court for the said Dis
trict, to be holden ut Abbcvillc Court House, on
the thirteenth dny of September next,
to show cause, if any, why the said nd
mnistration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
twenty ninth day of August, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty:fve, and i'll the eightieth year of Ameri-
can Independence
WILLIAM HILL, o. n. D.
Aug 81, '55. 17-2w
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-08-31
ALSO,
NOTICE..

INHE undersigned lost his POCKET BOOK.
l. on Friday the 24th instant, at the
Court House, or on the way from the Court
House to his MISUNDERSTANDING rs nearly
as he can recollcct, NOTES of which the fol-
lowing are description, as nearly as recol.
lectcd:
OneNote on c.. II. Allen and John F. Iiv;no-
1854, with one credit
One Note on John Burnett for $50 90, dated
, Hrm HHrIm 2S, 1856
One Note on j.. S. Cunningham for 90 10.
dated July 81, 1856.
One Note on the same for $50 90. dated 1854.
One Note on Jas. A.. McCord for 1908 OO
dated March, 1854, with two credits
One Note, on Enright. Starr, and Savage
ana Joseph i. Moore for 1926 81, due January
], 1858, with two credits.
Ono Note on D. C. Kellar for $500 90. given:
December 10, 1852. -
One Note on Henry Cannon for $50 90, Civ
Ono Note on John MoIlwain for $50 CO..
dated l9, May,r1s52
One Note on John Mundy for SO 90, dated
4 One Note ON; sEnright Il Starr for 1917 49,.
due February 8, 1867
One note on the same for 81 90. same date.
One Note on f. J.sTaylor and H. A. Jones
Tor $50 90, dated 1855.
One Note on Alex. Stevenson, Samuel Jor-.
dan Isaac Branch and j.. F. Marshall for $500
90, dated February, 1864
One Note on L. r. A. Harper, for $500 90:
dated August, 1853. ~. ~
One Note on, the same for ;s42o 90. dated
7 One Note on the same for $500 90. dated
One Note on the same for. $50 co. dated
One Note on the game for SIS 90. dated
1852. " II ~.
One Note onssAndraw Kennedy and Tbos, E,
Owen fore 3d. dated August 1855.
One Note on Joseph T. Moore for 5000 co.
dated November 1s54sss&.
q, ,eB "a reasonable REWARD will be given
topny onesfor finding and delivering the same
to thesubseriber aud all persons are hereby
forewarned against trading for any Of said
Noteh and those owing them arc alsoa hereby
notified not 70 pay them 70 any one but the
subscriber q -. PHILIP EROMER.
Abbsviile G. HT5 August 26; 1905. 17sst