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J. w. DOWNER,
FIRE! FIRE.! FlRE!!!
VHNHE ssOld Etna'' continues dispense ''aid and
Il fort" to the unfortunate, usual, at the ST.
auBg9 [n.yc
RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES.
WILDER'S PATENT.
A Large assortment of Safes, of various sizes and
"A patterns with and without powder proof locks;
for sale at the Depot, 146 Water street, New York
Burglar-proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made to
order.
STEARNS 4 MARTIN, Qate Rolf, stearns
Co., successors to Rich Co.. l46 Water and corn
er of of Avenue and st. Marks Place. N. Y. sole pro
prietors of Rchs PATENT and the only makers Sala-
mander Safes, combining Wilder and Richs patents
WM CONSTANS r CO.,
Nov. 1e, le52-tf Agents, ST, Paul.
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rent
EXCHANGE ON THE EAST. SOUTH AND EUROPE.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Collections promptly attended to and proceeds for
warded less exchange. I....,.
Land WarTants Bought and Sold.
Uncurrent bank notes taken highest rates. [4O-6m
NOTICE.
SELLING OFF AT CASH.
VE\HE subscribers offer their stock cheap for cash at
Il the following rates:
Golden Syrup at 80 cents per gallon;
st. Louis IL Molasses 65 cents per gallon;
Butter at Is cents per lb;
Sugar cured Hams at IS cents per 1b;
Sides, 10 do
Shoulders, do
Good Barley, . 10 do --.....
Soap, Candles, Salt, &c:
March 9Th, 1854. Al If Upper Landing
Have you good Understanding!
4 MARVIE. invites the public to examine the
LIE best stock of materials in his line that ever
been seen in the Territory. He challenges either side of
the Atlantic produce better quality of French Calf
SKINS specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand also, Ladies' fine custom made shoes and
CATERS Also, Gentemen's Calfand Kip Boots best
that can be made You know the stand-Third street
Roberts street. ....
SaintPanl, November, 1851. 81
MARBLE WORKS. The undersigned has been appoin
Vl ted agent &C. Kent X Fuer's celebrated marble
Grave Stones on,Hnents Brsts and Matles Mt the reg,
v. s COMBS,
May 12tf. -V. .l e.. Near American House
M ISGELI.ANEOUS BOOkS-A large assortment .
V1 Late publications, among which is the
Iamplghter, - 'a,i " 1853 Sd 15- l.-
Autobiography of an Actress,
Life in the Mission 4't - ...-'' .l- p
Frank Fcrrester's Field Sports
g" Fish and Fishing
Shady Side,,s rTut sui. .iyr t..,-s .. ..
And many other popular Books for sale cheap for cash
qy rs r.4t --a.. W 3. COMBS.
- BX EXPRESS. Gtf
MATHEMATICAL Instruments, Veilum Cloth,
Nl Poe's Complete Works, ''
IIood'S . g
Almanacs for 1854,
New Novels at ., p COMBS Bookstore.
FOR IKsE LADIES. a..
Mrs. HALI;S New Household Receipts,
ISl {" - New Cook Book, y ,i.... .... d..
Mrs. Leslics Complete Cookery,
'' g New Receipt for Cooking,
!. .... C. HAMILTON & CO.. t
iunc 30-dtf - = No g Win HI
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SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTOR Y.
ME undersigned respectfully informs the public that
l. he has fitted up establishment the corner of
Fourth and St Peters streets in the of the Presby
terian Church, for the manufacture of
SASH DOORS AND BLINDS.
He will at all times keep hand the largest and best
assortment of all work in his line found Mime
sofa. Orders promptly filed at the shortest notice
reasonable terms The attention of the public is called
to examination OF his work and prices. s. '
N. B.-An orders from the country promptly attended
to. n. GROSS.
Paul Aupus Il 1854 aup 1odtf
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HATS! HATSl
Nov. 10, 1854

rI>IIE Subscribers. having engaged in the
l. business Of manufacturing HATS, ro--s
sp"ctfuy Announce to the citizens ofAbbeville
District that they are prepared to furnish any
article in the way of Wool Hats, ut short no.
tice, ana promise prompt attention to all orders
sent t" them. Their Hats are of superior
duality, aad warranted to satisfy all who try
them. { :.
will he delivered by lis, e - as"
Good Fall Wool taken in exchange for Hats
or n liberal price paid when exchange is not
desired. NJ ~ 1%&
Shop u miles north of fuckers Mill, Ander-
derson District, S.C.
Address Storevilie, Anderson District, 8. c.,
s> A.'Cf d J. 7. McCLELLAND & Co. $.
Jan12, 1855 = =. SO Sin ~
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aEisv aceEss, NEW esDesDs!
CORNER OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL,
Augusta, Georgia.

'' >'''' ''"''''',
Augusta, Georgia.
NEILLER IL WArI,Ey will Offer crc,. ~.
81 ,lucc,urntr TO their friends and .usto,n
crs his season TO purchase their FAIL AND
WINTER. DRY GOODS. TL,.v ,,o not nretcnJ
to say lhcy iuv. the rici;c.; and I:,r,,c!t storL
eyer offered in Ills civ ,l,,, ,Icv LHy. L.,,,,
,as,. il, their selections or rosscss srn.r;nr nJ
yaut;r,s over ,J,rir nni,,Lh,rs Lut ,Ln,. havo
certainly the riches, nn,l mos. rI,..,ant' st"!.l
tl:cy ever had in ,I.r,,
lin DRESS GOODS they have
Ech S,,in >;,r;n,.l pl;i,i SJIE.:
I::ch Heavy Eroc,.lc CorI do.
Ell, satin S,r;n,J I.I;J ,ri W. .oro1SrIL
of new o,l Lrou,iy,,I s,vI... '>
Plain Rru SILKS AMI i,,,;, do.
Rich Printed French CNSIINI.RrS ,,j
DELAINES;
Beautiful small fr. DEI,AJSES far Mic
ses' wear;
Plain French MERINUS and i.ASIIA,ERES
of every shade;
S,lprrtnc Elnc,; French HOllHhZINE.
Suprrfiue ClIAIJE and DE
LANES;
MANTILI.AS, RALMAS and CLOAKS,
embracing every variety of puttcrn and mate.
rial, from low-prccd to the richest and hhcst
cost Goods manufactured
EMBROlDERIES, comprising large and
most elegant assortment Of Rich French
Worked COLLARS, CiIEAlISETrES UNDER
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ED UCATION!

NTR. JAMES G. CALHOUN, having been
ltl elected Principal of the ABpEvILLE MALE
ACADEMY, will continue his services during the
next year.
scholars, the services of Mr. MONTGOMERY,
n graduate of the University of North Careli
na, hayc been procured.
A new and coinmodious Academy will in
short time he completed. The building IS SO
retired az to insure perfect quiet, and freedom
from all things calculated to distract the atten-
ton of the scholar
The government of the School will be rigid
The morals and general department of the Stu
dents Will at all times receive special attention.
students will be prepared to enter the Fresh:
man or Sophomore Class of the South Carolina
College, and the greatest care given to their
preparations
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
''"*5l"ns The first will commence on January
St!'. and continue tweniy.cight weeks; the
S"c"nd will hey in on the second Monday in
Scplembcr, and continu. twelve weeks
The Tuition of each Glass will be for the
lst Class: Ecadinr Writing, lst Scs: adSas
Spelling, and Primary Gc-
ID Class Tie above with
Geography, History, A.
rithmc;r, English Cram
mar, anil exercises in Eli
giish Compositions, 20 90 g 90
81 Class: The above with
all the advanced English
Bran"hrs. % 90 10 90
18th Class: The above will,
Latin and Greek, IS 90 I2 90
BOARDING can be obtained in desirable fnni-
lies, and at REASONABLE" rates, either in the Vii
iarc or country near The Academy.
Although it is Of the greatest Importance
that all the pupils should hc present at the
opening Of the Session. still they will be re-
"cirr,l at amy time during the term. Students
Will bc charged fron the time they enter until
III" c'"s" Of th': Session, unless special arrange
mcnts ar" made to the contrary.
For further information, apply tu the Princi-
pal LANES c. CALIiOUN, n. T.,
Principal, Instructor in Mathematics.
JAMES ~ MONTGOMERY, a. b.
instructor in the Ancient Languages.
December II. 1851. ~ Gm
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EXECUTORS SALE.

pf virtue of the power conferred b. the
- iast will and testament of Thomas T.
Dowtin, deceased. will proceed TO sell ut pub
lie outcry Mt tho late residence Of the said de
ceased, OH Thursday the 10Th. and Friday the
10th of February next all the Real and Per-
sonal Estate, "ot devised and specifically given,
namely:
Tract of Land OH Bold Branch, containing
one hundred and scvcntv-fivc ncrcs more or
less, bounded by lands of John Widclilan and
others; entirely prepared ready for planting.
-AISU-
the liome Tract Of Land, containing o.. o..
eight hundred acres more or less, Oh Ssii'il
winch Is the residence of the deceased, bound
ed by lnnds of Margaret Widc:nan, John Wide
man and others. prepared for crop.
Persons dcsir"uS of purchasing will do well
to call and examine the said premises They
will be sold on credit of one and two wears
from day OF snlc. Purchasers giving notes,
two good snrctics and mortgage of the prem
ises if required,
will be sold at the same time the Personally
e& consisting of about -,
Il so EikcBy Negroes,
-a-f. nearly all young and Of good quality;
among them are n Plantation Blacksmith and
several good Household Servants; about
one thousand bushels Of CORN and Provender,
,,Gfs fifteen head of HORSES and MULES
IN the latter very lilcly-sixty head
of CATTLE, forty SHEEP, one hundred head
Of HOGS, two Wagons. one Ok Cart. two
Yoke of Oxen, one Carriage. Cotton Seed, and
large quantity of Bacon and Pork.
3 Also -
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
many other articles Ootcdous to nicntinn.
credit Of. twelve months from day of sale.
purchasers to give notes with at lenst two good
suretics to secure the, purchase money.
" NJ. y. McCASLAN. z.
. Qualified Ex'r.
Jan. 90. 1855. ss - IA st 4
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GCTD OUT!

rNTlIE Undersigned Lr..s leave 10 Ne. 80,
L quaint his friends anl 'l. public I'D
generally, that he has disposed OF his cstaI,.
Ei-hment in the Druggist and Apothccarv huSi-
ness to to Dir. \. :. Eavcnsc""ft who will be Mt
all times fully prepared to meet the demands
of his former customers. lie also takes pleas
Mrc in assuring them that,cvcrv attention will
'bc paid in the selection of the best articles in
:hs linc and Mt Augusta prices.
lie would further state that DR.. II. is thor.
.oughly acquainted with the compoundmg aud
dispensing of Medicines, and solicits the pat
tronnge OF those who have heretofore been his
friends.
The undersigned will also be on hand, at all
times, at the office of DR.. r., to give advice or
attend to the duties of his profession.
A. j. CREIGHTON.
~ The old stan,l-rcmcmbcr, the old stand
of DR. A. j. Creighton.
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a 3 BE VII e FEMALE
ACADEMY.

II ME. Exercises of this Institution were re-
4 sn:n"d on the Sih Instant, under the oun-
troll Of {. ii. ALLEN, Principal, and Miss ~
llCEI, Assistant. Miss L.. l.. HARRISON has
charge OF the Music Department, whose quail
hcniIu:s as an lnstiurtrc.ss are not SURPASSED
hv any in the state. She il in constant a,trn.
dance at the Academy, and having Two Pianos
at her command, IL rare opportunity is offered
young ladies who wish 10 improve themselves
i'll this desirable accomplishment.
The Academy is ncw and elegant building
sufficiently remote from Tie husil:c:; portion uf
'h" village TO render it quiet and retired and
at the su'nc time convenient. The Prime: PAL!
has supplied himself with ar excellent SC, of
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus for de-
m"istratim:, TO his Glasses ::aI !avin. also in
his possession large collection Of Siiula aud
minerals, pupils may have Il fine opportunity
of acquiring - practical and experimental
knowlcdr re Of these deeply Interesting studies.
The School is divided into two srssiuns-tlle
first commencing the first Monday i'll january,
and ending tn. Friday before the first Monday
in August; the second session commences the
third M"nday in Scptembcr, and ends Friday
before Christmas.
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Ae3sssis15s;ssNs:iTa' Sale.

ADMINISTRATIVE Sale.
pY !'eruissi"n OF William Hill. Esu Or,!i
~ nary OF .lh!,cvillc District, there will br
s"!'! on Tuesday the 18TH February ncxt, and
days following, three miles West o: Calhuun's
Mills. all tine Personal Property of Samuel =
Baker, deceased consisting of
9, Sc NE;Gi.s dDEiS,
- among the number, good Cooks, WASH
w ers ami lroners, House Servants. Car.
r;age drivers. Wagoncrs. and a tnicrablc Blac-
smith. HORSES, MULES, two YOKE "a,
Of OXEN, CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP, -,
BACON, CORN, WHEAT. OATS, FGDDET,
COTTON in the Bale. COTTON Seed, PLANT
ALTON TOOLS, BLACKSMITH TOOLS, two
WAGONS, CARRIAGE, BUGGY, rIANO,
GUITAR. Household and Kitchen FURNI.
IURE, COTTON GIN. and mnny other arti-
clcs not mcrti.ncd. Terms made known ON
day of sale. j. :. REID. Admir-,
JANE Il. BAKEH, Admrx
cl3' The Plantation will be rented same
time. OH which is considerable SMALL grain
sowcd
jan. 25th 1854. 80 st
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"A Fest &c.
cnt any
Judgment valuable
O Court
in Cordial vowmI ,rmnal
an asufcir
H. Ewoop
Formerly Cherokee Circuit
il toul
DeputvG M.ofhG GanLI:,
all n IL rrnrlvn
the l
i'll the Haas for which
the OF the Stat Of i;c,riat at;iMn
Cordial nuss
of yin
in nof
FILMiH
Cashier anIF Imnrancc BanL, ,timnn
"IlS efficient travelling celebrity
wherever L"-Geo
Fo .unrnrs& I,cnu
g. nwn.l;
LA>n HrRALN TO- Chorcsto
Irur..ur
6ml No 20 vls,lma
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Nv toI ~ ! NN ! NJ IlSs
4 WILL. attend ut the UNDERMINED times and
Il places for tn" purpose of collecting, Taxes
for 1851 -
Due West, Monday, a?h January;
- 18th March;
Calaha:ns, Tuesday, #oth January;
TrihIc's, "Wednesday, 3l<t
l.o"n.isrllic. Thursday, lst February;
Speeds, Friday, ID
Warrcnt"n, Saturday, Sd I"
Abbcvilic &. H., Monday, 5tlI, "
Calhoun's Mills. Tuesday, 9Th, "
Mi!l:ngtoE, Wednesday, 18th, "
Moragnes, Thursday, Sth. :.
T"lberts lin the Ranr",) Friday, 9th /"
Bradley's Old Field, Saturday, 10th, and
March l7th;
Greenwood, Monday, 18th, and NIarcl, l5th
Cambridge, Tuesday, 18th February
W"odvilic, Wednesday. lI;h "
Whitehall, Thursday, 18th
Co,I,rans, Friday. 18th,
Cedar Spring, Saturday, 18th, q"
bomali's Moalay, 18th, &"
SruIl'ciown, L, csdnv, 2n,l
E:r:nores, cdhcs.l;y, 2lst, "
C"k"shurv, Thursday. .ai, and March litl,
Dc.%:all, Friday, aai February;
Si.:ithvi!lr, Monday, .i,!
Roberts store, Tuesday. eth,
Hincty.:ciX, Wednesday, 2Siii,
Mctaw's Old iiH!,l. Friday, 2d March;
Abhev:;c &. u. mll Court w".!
S'a!c.day III April III" last day for making:
Returns. All persons failing to make returns,
~, the above day. linh!e to i"uhle tax. All
taxes +" be l'a:G l'v Tie first Monday in Nav,
Or execution, lnay i. ISSUED.
Property To he returned in tie name of the
proper "wrcr. Guardians, Executors, and Ad-
Ininis,ia'ors Will return property under their
control.
Persons having transferred property between
the l>t October, 1913, and lst October, 1854,
will make it known ir me.
All persons viii COME prepared TO give the
amount %! Births, Mar"iagrs, and Deaths in
their families.
Free persons q; colour r:;lst pay their taxes
in March.
JANE; MOORE, T.. C.
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T I N! TIM! TIN!!!

~ n N j!
\ W. LAWSON, very grateful for patron
Z d NJ: h"rc'"t"r" rniycd, begs leave to
say I" his friends and Customers aud the pub
lie generally, HAT lc has Row. at his old stand,
on Main street, next &""r to White d Bullock,
t'.l! aud conrpl"'" assortment of TIN WARE
In his store may Gr found -
Bn"k''s---ail shapes anI sizes; Gov
cred a::I rn"ov"r,i; Eonnc: Box
cs: lcdS;lramrr>; Coffee
l"s-ali sizes: Cake
S-aS>ortrd
shapes; Candle
M"ulhs;
Cake Boxes: Coal Carriers; Cullen
'l"rS: toii;" Roa~'"rs; CanlI.
sticks; Dish Pans Dish
Covers; Dust Pans: Fat
St"vc<: Foot Tubs;
Glass praincrs;
Knife Box
cs; Lanterns; Lanv-Fcclcrs; Milk
Pans; MilI:-Cups: Money Ecx-
Is; M"iasScs Cups; Milk
Siin'mc">; Muffin Rings;
'iarhing CUPS; Oil
Lamps; Pepper
Boxes
Pudding Pans; Pie Pans Plate Coy
crS; ErGc"ting Ovens; Shower
Bat!Is; Stew Pans Sugar
Scoops; Sugar Boxes;
Tea Canistcrs;
TrnmrctS; Wa
ter Pots;
Wash Pans; Water Dlppcrs; .tc, &c
In short, his stock comprises everything in
his line, and he is not merely willing to shoe,
but will sell on rs reasonable terms Us can DC
compatible with the first injunction of the
maxim live and let live"
Any article manufactured TO order ut short
notice, and warranted to give satistnction
Country merchants will i;nl it to their i'll
tcrcs' t" Ir"eur" supplies of Tin Ware from
hii', as h" will give good articles al low rates
10 the building public he would say that
he Is always prepared to attend to the
roofing and gu'lrring OF houses, and will
bt thankful for any chance afforded him to
give evidence of his ability to do good work
Ahheviilc {. H., :. C., Nov. b lSII. % ly
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EEeESEA EpseUGs, &c. &c.

EEs ESM HeHSUesS, &c. &c.
GARY d GARY, on,
Coi5esbury, 8. G.,
NoUl.D Respectfully announce to their
w friends and patrons that they are re-
ccivin:s, ana viii Keep constantly on hand, Il
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of
DRUG.S
.!EDiCINE,S.
PANTS. OiLS,
GLISS VI RE
PERF'UNERY
iSTIIYONERT,
FANCY LiRIY['LE,S, de-
We would invite the attention of Physicians
to our stock of
FRESII AND GENUINE MEDrINES,
which We will sell on terms that cannot fail
to suit
We arc Agents for the most approved Patent
Medicines.
Just received, Il large assortment of Frcsl,
GARDEN SEEDS, crop Of 1851, grown by
David Landrcth.
Also, Extra Fine WINES and B2ANDIES,
for medicinal and sacramental purposes.
All the foregoing will he sold rcry Tor for
cash, or t" dpprortd purchasers on credit.
+. +. GARY, VI. ID. TT. =. GARY.
n. Es.---DH. +. +. GARY solici,s those who
are indebted 10 him to come forward and close
their accounts. either hv cash or no;r, rs he is
desire Us @: bringing his Old business 10 :, close.
Longer in,;u!-"nc" Will not he given.
Jan ., 1S:,i 81 I'm
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Superb Painting,

VIE Subscriber would inform the public that
l. he is prepared to execute all kinds of
PAINTING, such rs Sign, Ornamental Chnir,
Vanishing Furniture, de-, i'll the best style
Having procured the services of an accomplish
ed workman, he feels assured his work will
please. Carriages and Bnegirs painted in the
finest style, on as reasonable terms rs possible
Givcns trial. l.. j. TAYLOR
Abbcvillc G. H., Jan. !, 1855.
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a CARD.

A CARD.
In compounding Medicines and supplying
plantations the strictest attention will be given
to the requirements Of his patrons.
Being n-graduate Of the London College of
Pharmaey"and having had an experience of
eighteen'years in his business, lie feels conf.
dent Of being able to give satisfaction to NIL
"who may favor him with their patronage
ALFRED 5. RANENSCROFT
Hamburg, Feb !, 1855 80 I'm
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NOTICE TO DEFAULTING
STOCKHOLDERS.
!fs:;. fszs:; t:2tt;a :t9IES>a !'f's::2:; ,;ssli,1 =
-: Il ..st-IyHE:s..S-. s.s.d ~

OFFICE: GH TIE g. Il G. H. r. COMPANY.
i"'rM"!:. January 30, 49,.
NiitE :s h"r,hE given, that al .trck in
i the Grrcnvii: und Columbia Railroad
Company how il. arrears, will be forfeited IL,
the discretion "f the Board Of Directors if no:
paid withiH three .uur;l:S !"om tlis date
J. I. SOUTHERN,
Auditor and Treasurer
jan. 2@, lsj;. 3H %m
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- ~, 9f5. 80 q.
TaHOrfhl9&

sss3a ]. AN. still at my sold stand, ready to
q furnish and make to order, in the most
,ate1 fashionable and dhrable style, all karti.
cles in my line, at ioefully reduced prices, &c
sir months credit, and Ten per cent, discount
for scashS Call and be convinced. q ~ ~i,
. MatR Cutting and reRR Risius mnst be pad2foT
5 n JAMES sIuLEITo. q
q Jan 4 'S< ~ 81 49, g2m
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Administrators Notice.

sA Ii Persons Interested in the Estate Of
IA Nancy Brooks. deceased, nre hereby no.
tilted that n final settlement, of the same rwin
G. III, on the frat day Of April next. %2&s5Isj,
Z IS 3 = : STAHiMO RE B. BROOKS; Admir-:
january 1, 1865 y, 81 sua T.
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Money, Money, Money!!

NTE The Undersignstd do earnestly request
w our customers and patrons TO come forl
ward and give,ils n helping hand, by paying
up their Notes and Accounts. .yastwe area In par-
stienlnr need Of money: If you cannot pay al,
pay US apart, and giyeyouri note for the bal
ance., Recollecfthe old aaage, that short set
Elements make long friends; s, ss = I. .
Yours respectfully, SWIER& MILEER. :
January II, 1885 go SO 1t
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS AND
BLACKSMITHS.

IJNIIE Commissioners of Public Buildings Cor
Il Abberlle, have Oh hand from Ton to
Twenty thousand Pounds of IRON, which they
will dispose OF for CASH, on better terms than
it cnn be purchased for in this market About
Five Thousand Pounds of this Iron is new, and
directly from the Manufacturer; the balance is
Iron to be taken from the walls of the old Jail.
All Of it is believed to be first rate lnalleable
Iron. Apply to- ISAAC BRANCH.
Feb. !, 1855. -. 80 st o.
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LAND FOR SALE,
The State OF South Carolina,

4lJbcriAc District.-C Citation.
WHEREAS, Elihu Watson has ap.
piled to me for Letters of Admins
tration on all and singular the goods and chat.
tells. rights and credits of Jacob NJ. Watson late
of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These arc therefore, to cite and nlmonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden Mt Abbcvillc Court House, on the
twenty first day Of February inst, to show cause,
if any, why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this fifth
day of February, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fiftv-tive,
and i'll the scvcntv-nintl year Of American
Independence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. 4. d.
Feb. S, 1854. 10 3w
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Ell. TAYLORi
: u ndertak err,

"A 1lnVe made complete arrangements for
IA the prosecution of the UNDERTAKING
BUSINESS, intend to max est prominent
pnrt ofs,ny businoss. and therefore hold myself
= ready ut all times fsy day or night to the ma
king of cefins, ekhaSfr from black walnut, pine
'or poplast at tho shortest possible notice
~ = ~ /: =, z. D. TAYLOR
Abbeyills 6. n Jan, ,es. 1855 soft Y
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MOTTO b. t.$.,.

-. H9ss H sNs[ "a .lei5s
II ssMcEVoY. oh the 9th Of of EoSsmbss & sis isss a
is this Dissolved byput,,al conssrs All
Psrsons owing sthe firm Are, Z cailleds on VSssoine
maud pny tlieirnotes and accounts sbefor The
hrsko ois sFebsrary next rs thS businessm mnst be
settled ty that time.s ssstSss ssSsss,gs, 81
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e. Executors Sale. ~ i
fLARGEsShlEf OF BOTANIC tMEDl CINES.

I.lsNNGfSSII Va pOtpIW1 UEUt 0JNGSs
sllE Undersigned ESedhtars Of DR.. James
Il l.: Glider. deceased, will .lell at, the Drug
store Of the deceased, in. KeWEsrrys District
on the zlst day Of February4 NEXT, tile remnin-
ing, stock Of BOTANIC MEDI IQlSJESsssef tie
said deceased, comprising - hsas and, Ssslua.
'ble 'Assorthnent Of such sat6els are Jnost
;Teiaas cash. o. i
. HENRY2sHtaatsR. # 35
"a JAMES K.sGIEDHR. /
,.9anuasy:si,;fss5 Ne 2ssg: - tst
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BLACKSMITH SHOP!


rs I'll" Subscribers have opened -.
I ! Hiacks!:ith shop, ON WASH Il y
y Z inet"n street, where they will y {
do all kinds of l'lau;;l:iuu work rut,il>tg I'd TO
their care. Having: secured the services of two
irst-ratc smiths. G"n TAYLOR aul Gcorr.
they challcnr" the world to Shoe horses .,,irk
rr or better than they can, or ANYTHING els,
th"y profess {" 'l". Give us a chance. to please.
lou. kind public, both in work and in prices
MATHIS .E SALE
Ahhcvilc, Jam ]. lSJJ 81 Gt.