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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-07


The p.sle caupaei asajnst mother unit rfei.
aacI has ,afeiy it, appearance Guile w Is Ear.
Ar ,,lua Lnimem, the most dangerous Of all the
.ouuterfrit4 because lis havias tnR % taueI,
#aly Will buy in good lel7, without the knowledge
JaHt t. counterfeit e<is,. nd y " prrlnp. only
discover tarr wlen the ,.1rtsus mkt .re hfs
wiengh it. ~ ] effects.
loc 2.nufts trIrr : manufactured only by II. Il.
fancli, sic 1v"n'ur aHI nr'"r'tnr. and Wholesale
.4#nec.t NJ L Nru >ffeai. P"'.ia lilnni- 10 whom
a. aul rcatie tor NE,reia- must be ii te~,ri b
You il Win the leilers II. besoe Fnrets
ria-- II. q. FARRELLs-and his ,isnauro tn
wrtup y; ali others are commercials.
Sid by X. SfABLER 4 CO, Dmggi.ls,
L,Hehbarg va.
andI regularly authorized agent. lhroasaou the United
States.
lV~Prire 25a,l % cent. and 4 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in eyccy town, village md
Ian let in the bnd states in which il already
establishes Address II. q Farrell above, accom-
paird with snod reference character reSpousisi
y, &c. ma,2o dHr4"
THE Bedford Alum Water has gained rep
u,aliou for tine of Srratua, Dyspepsia and Dell.
nnprec neat,l ia the history of AliaeaI Waters
In var Gus female Diseases. il claims certified by
muny OF our citizen. It can be o'tiinei fresh ard n
eluss at Mcssfs j. II Thuupton x Cos, nrd by II e
barte or half barrel at Nh Joseph II. Wilson's.
mnyl9lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-07

A/ISDDW GLASS.- g have hand a very large
w lot (sty ijp boxes French. American and Eng
lsh Window Gi,a- in first otder, and OF almost all
the sizes from to "a 36, which we are OF
tering Low the qnaly OF glass can be Pur'
cha .ed in this market. Call and exat inc.
ALSO, good supply of escelIrn' putty
June Lin j. b GREGORY & co.
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BY WM. II. MOSBY, Auccr.
NEGROES A. AUCTION 8.

" mum az thu 9th inst i'll ,rli IN N,,L., '"y
3 Negr3 Nomen.-good ca -. &c AL % -
Man good Farm Hand. gro
june ids g. X. PHELPS A..
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UNLAWFUL SrABDING.-In the Circuit Court of
Petersburg on Saturday, Jas Doherty. Jr., was
found guilty, of unlawfully stabbing officer W.
Peterson, and sentenced to six months imprison-
men. in Jail and fine Of $50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-07

OurRAGE.-On Monday evening last young
Irishman named Andrew Mornrty made vio-
lent attack upon Col Joseph Shcrard, a citizen
of Chrstiansburg, Montgomery county. The diff
6culty originated in political discussion, Mo-
rarty was afterwards bound over in the sum of
$500 to keep the peace for twelve months.
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The MAIL LErTlNG.-The Penny Post learns
from reliable authority, that the Northern and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-07

THE WEATHER for the last week hes becn re-
markabiy favorable to the rapid Advancement of
vegetation. We mfar.ae1 that the Wheat
crop in this Valley continues to promise an album
dant harvest. Tho fruit of all kinds bids far to
be plenty.-kan. Republican,
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Ian d for Sale,

nESIROUS of moving to the West offer
~ for Sale my Plantation, in Abbevillc
District, containing
%S" A@H& uE~o
One Hundred and Fifty cleared, One Hundred
of which is fresh and in high state of
cultivation, the balance in Woods-lies well,
and is heavily timbcred.
This Tract of Land lies Immediately the
Post Road, one mile from Mrs Sarah Wide
mans, and adjoins lands Of Mossrs. Anthony
Harmon, William Williamson, Joseph and
George Patterson, and others, and for Health
is not surpassed by any place in the District
The Production of the Land is equal to any in
the neighborhood rs the present crop will show.
1t is we'll Watered. an excellent spring in one
hundred yards Of the house. with running
water through most of the fields.
There is a comfortable Dwelling House with
all necessary Out Buildings the premises.
The above named Tract of Land offers many
inducements to man wishing to settle pcrina-
nently. In addition to its being good neigh
borhood the contemplated Valley Road will
run in about two hundred yards of the most
heavily tlmbered part of the Tact where tim
Der will no doubt be in great demand. deem
it unnecessary to give u more detailed account,
but invite persons wishing to buy TO give me q
call. ARTHUR MURPHY.
September g. 1855. left
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CHARLIE EST0N
DAILY STANDARD,
A RELIABLE COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL
JOURNAL.
SrNoLE COPIES, FER nNNUM SO 90
TEN Cores, PER ANSCM 60 90

SrNoLE COPIES, FER hNNUN SO 90
Ten Cores, PER ANSCa 60 90
TINE DAILY STANDARD contains a DAI.
l. LY TELEGRAPnIC REPORT, A MAR
KET REPORT, aud 4 report of GENERAL
INFORMATION furnished by the mail from
every section Of the Union.
1t uso presents u DAILY REPORT Of the
STOCK MARKET. TIE COTTON MARKET,
Of the ARRIVALS ard DEPARTURES OF
GERS.
Once week is presented COMPARATIVE
STATEMENT Of THE RECEIPTS AND
SHIPMENTS OF COTTON, RICE AND
LUMBER. ut the port of Charleaton, and n
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE RE.
CElPTS AND EXPORTS OF COTTON at all
the ports Of the United States.
ALL NEWS, Of personal and political
character, both foreign and domestic. is given
with the greatest possible prornptucss; aud to
in,ui G this object we have secured the services
o. an able corps Of correspondents.
IT 10 our special Object to publish a NEWS.
PAPER, proper We shrink from the expires.
sion Of no opinion which may he dcrnau.lcd
by the subject before u.s. bu: IA general prn-
ciple, prefer stating fects a, the earliest instant
possible, oud to leave it to our readers to form
their own opinions.
The course Of the paper il severely coneerv.
ative, first Of morality and order; next, of
tho institutions peculiar to the South, and
next, 9f the union Of the States. We resclu-
tely oppose radiculsm n7 we'll in democracy NJ
morals.
One importan; object in the establishment
of paper was to present n cheap vehicle
f"r information. From this object. We have
been compelled 10 depart, TO osou" extent but
no: to leave it entirely out Of view. we pro-
pose to sell the paper a: our counter, in packa,
gcs Of TEN, fp: TWENIT CENTS. and MAIL
Ten COPIES to any one Of our subscribers
'or year. who will send us FIFTY DOLLARS.
This will relieve from the risks of collection
and the expense Of mailing many different
packages. while it will give to every neigh
horhooi throughout the State. the opportunity
Of DAILY PAPER AT FIVE UcLLAES
;'er nunum. L. w. SPKATT * CO.
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"'TEEK3 EXAMINER,

In making this announcement, am aware
that propose TO engage i'll m enterprise not
free from difficulties; but these will endcav-
or to provide against, by securing aSuhscriution
List that will place the paper hcyond.the reaci.
Of failure. South Carolina can richly support.
at her Capital, lending Literary and Poli,i-
cal Weekly Journal, and to her people 10 W
sSn" THIS Prospectus. feeling assured the en-
t"rprisc will be. sustained, and that they will
support n lfonc .Ionrna! Of the character Of
that now proposed Asn
LITERARY JOURNAL,
Tor IN" home circle, "Thc Examiner will be
conducted with view 10 render j, at least @.
qua! to any ever published at The South. The
eh"i"est selections of English and American
Literature will he made for its columns, and IL
nun''cr of able Contributors will lie secured.
will cnGeav"r, in this department, to ,nake it
4 Journal worthy of tn. ra,rorag. and s,endv
support Of the people Of this State and Of the
South. Hsn
POLITICAL JOURNAL,
The Examiner will abide hv The Old lnnd maj ks
of tn" Sintc Rights Dcnocrncv Independent
Of national parties, ii will take stand rs n
faithful 60 ooi.crnt"r in the grent work
OF mainninrn2 Southern Rights and pro-
noting Southern Uii"n II will he the organ
Of 70 political rrtv--.lie exponent Of 10 30
iitl"al cree (which has moi for one of It's oar
'iinal principles The Equality of the south in
the CE:pn. or In'i"p"Ed-m"e out Of it, THIS il
no new faith, but one which South Carolina
has long and "nrnos;lv co"tcndcd for.
NEWS JOURNAL.
The Examiner will contain the latest News.
tnre'9n and Domestic received mp to the hour
OF publication. II will dive. full end cnrrec.
Market hcp"rt All Prices Current. Cur rcad.
"ra Iii ,h" country inav rely strict attention
beng pai! to this Important fca:Ure of n news
paper Ii will give fall and accurate reports
Of the Proceedings of the Legislature and "f
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LAND FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale n Tract Of LAID, -.
l. lying on both sides of Turkey Eli;
Creek. in Abbcvllc District, about five mile,
North of Cokcsbury Depot, on the Cambridge
road, containing
6S.a Acres.
About one hundred and fourteen acres bottom
land, some fifty Of which is mill pond bottom o!
the richest and most productive quality; three
hundred ncrcs fine woodland ; the balance
cleared and in cultivation.
On the premises are n comfortable Dwelling
house, having nine rooms. all necessary out
buildings, Blacksmith Shop, and n
Fine Merchant Mill.
This place is situated in one Of the most Ieai
rab'e and healthy heiuhb0rh"o,iS in the District
or state, and has on" of the best Mineral spring:
i'll Use in the State If H." mhov" place is no,
sold before the first Monday in October | will
sell it TO the hshcs bidder, a: .lbbcvillc C. H.,
and no mistake.
Th" place was formerly owned by Reuben
Robertson. deceased. aud is known ns the Rob
"r;son place
Persons DESIRING. to purchase iaaI. would ,:c
well t. come and So" This tact, a5 i am conf.
d"nt they will he pleased with i, ns well as the
terms on " hith will eel.
MARY y. ROBERTSON.
Nov. l, 1854 % If
u" The C"irnia Tanner ana !sureasvi::Y
NtI"!1 Will copy rniii Gay Of sac aid :yi.
ward their accounts 20 this Office.
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.
FULLER'S HAT STORE.

n calling attention to my Styles for the
l. FALL AND WINTER, | return my
thanks at the same time to my friends and the
public generally for past fnvors, and shall
endcavor to merit continuance.
The same moderate charges will prevail that
have made the establishment 80 popular
throughout the State
Fine Moleskin Hats, 81.
Oakford and Sons (of Phila, .lphia) Fine
Hats, and Gennin's Ola Broadway will be-
81 90.
No departure from these prices.
Terms exclusively Cash.
Sept 6, 80 lStf
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L. an d for Sale.

T OFFER for Sale Tract of LAND, lying
Il three miles West Of Abbeville Court
House. containing
=-z$ A QSEE HE~9
14O of which is in Woods, we'll timbcrcd, a.
bout so Swamp Land, and the balance cleared
and in cultivation.
Persons desiring good plantation convent
ent to the village, and in healthy section of
the District, will do well to cnl. and see it, rs
am determined to SELL and will give bargain.
T. NJ. MORROW.
Sept. IA, 1855. l9-6t
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H'sSES SALE.

4 VALUABLE PLANTATION IN the
"A. "CalhouE s;cit'"ment,' on waters tf
Calhoun Creek, continuing
n. 9&SSP&D "a &-E E&
more or less Of which about Eight Hundred
are i'll WOODS well timbcrcd.
There are over Two Hundred Acres Of
splendid BOTTOMS, of which about One Hum
dred and Thirty are in cutivivalion. and near
lv the whole of which sccur.. from injury
except from extraordinary "verllows. Muci
of the land is superior GRAIN land. and is
also good COTTON land. The Plantation is in
excellent repair, with comfortable
Dwelling House,
out buildings. accommodations for sixty or
seventy slaves, good fencing, dc.
1t is also we'll situated for the transportation
Of produce. being ten miles from the Savannah
River, anI the same distance from the Railroad
ut Abh"ville Court House
The proposed route Of the Savannah Valley
Railroad passes within three miles Of it at Cal
honn's Mills. where, should the lt~ad be built,
a Depot will certainly he located.
This Plantation is only offered for sale to cf
feet division among the parties in interest
For information as TO Terms, &c.. apply TO
WM H. PARKER, Esq. at AbLcvillc G. H.
or to Mr.. EDWARD PARKER, OH the Plan,a
ton.
Abbcvill", September C, 1855. ls-lm
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Kings Mountain Celebration.

T>IE Major-G Generals and Brigndicr Gencr-
Il ais Of the several Divisions with their re-
spcctivc staifs The Noluntecr, Uniform and
Cavalry Companies of the State; The Members
of the Senate and House of Representatives. ::
The Clergy The Masonic; Odd Fellow :'d
Temperance Lodges; ana the Members OF ,h"
Press, are invited t. attend the Celebration of
the Battle of Kings Mountain. OH Thursday the
1th day Of October next.
WM. b. WILSON, Committee
JNO. L. MILLER. of
SAML w. MELTON, invitation
Sept G. IS lS-tl
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Head Quarters.

Head Quarters.
49, 9th Regiment S. C. Militia.
ORDER No
4 COURT MARTIAL to consist Of Eleven
~ Members will assemble at DonaldsviIle.
on Friday the 2lst September next, for the
Trial of such Dcfauters rs may be brought
before it. The COURT will consist of
Lieut.. Col. VIM. Clinkscales, Prcsidcnt
Capt. Hugh Robinson,
Lieut.. Jackson Griffin,
Capt j. a. Digby.
Lieut.. ". Norwood,
Lieut.. }. w. Brooks,
Lieut.. S. n. Fisher,
Capt A. n. Agnew.
Lieut.. j. r. Swansey,
Lieut.. T. j. Crawford
Lieut.. jas Pratt,
Lieut.. Is. C. Heart, Judge Advocate.
By order of Col. T. J. Roberts.
g j. j. ADAMS, Adj't
August %. 1855. it'd
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Dwelling House,
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA


-dbJcriNe Districf-M Equity.
WM. =. DoNS
as.
s. 4. HonGEs, WM. BEAxr;EY and Many. his
wife,
Bin far Partition, hj"nctioa dc.
DURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
i Johnston in this case, will sell at Pub.
lie Outcrv, at Abbevill. Court House. on Sale
Day, in Oct"ber next, the Tract of Land. de-
scrihed in the Pleadinys situate. lying and
being on Persimmon Lick Branch-watrrs of
Rocky Creek-waters of Savannah River,
adjoining lands of John w. Hearst, James Nor
ris and Others known as the Carol Land, and
containing One Hundred and Sixty three
Acres more or less.
TERMs.-A credit Of twelve months. except
as to the Costs which are to be paid in Cash.
The Purchaser to give Bond with at least two
good suretics to secure the purchase money
and pay for papers.
WIN. II. PARKER, {. E. 4. d.
p Commissioners Office,
September 5, 1856. 1s-tds
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+ q u It %
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
TIE LEBRATED
GOELEE0T
B . L Il Z r S.
& Purely Vegetable Preparation
AND T.
SSVEEEIGN REMEDY
FOR
DYSP PSTA.

HHESE BITTERS arc purely q vEGETA-
= BILE COMPOUND, and are offered to
the p2h.ic under The fullest conviction that
they viii ,e f,u"? q safe and sovereign REM
EDI .rr DT@FIt:;IA.
Ire: hare t-cn tr;umphartly tested, not
only h." raii"io a., in;i:iiics end Physicians in
'!le :""t!,. vino have furnished ample testimo-
: q: - iEc.r decided excellence, bu. also by
the proprietor. who, for :cn wears suffered aIl
the Eioon incident to that stubborn and dis
tr"Ss:n;- disease
Ike CGLLETCN BITTER, oro also Car
'M'n:.''"", !::cSt cHcAl!:l:t for Cholera Morbus
Cpe.re!."ss. sea :icl;acsa Nauscn, proccedn q
::o'a whatever cause. :ho-tness Of Breath.
; !, e:h.,E i!@cE:E"rn, Cramps and :jtitches in
-" l.. va5:.
The ai.ave .hi"tii:iac is highly recommended
- i.'"i""E ".'.ie,ne'. students, elderly people,
ana ct:J3 =; ac,;eni..I.' habits.
i cH a"l c''r certify Ii,"s I hare known and
i-ei i.n1r .'.:cSrnt"l ccnponuj COLLErON
BIT lr.HS: il Tuy family for more than fifteen
.:o':a, al:': 10 rc'ii;. Ee!icve it 70 be one Of
the r"st valuable Family und Plantation Med
ic;ncs ii use, havi".: witnessed their beneficial
ctl;cta 4 so r?H'iy i::s:anct:. that with truth it
H"y NC affirmed. they we'll deserve the high
erccnums which they have received from the
afflicted c:hc have l:rthe, OF i:eir :nvigora-
::...: go, s:=ai;il--est ring properties.
Gignei, Cj!A;:. G.. CAtER:;. Planter
St. Helena, s. c."
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Patronize Home Manufacture.

Patronize Home Manufacture.
TNHE undersigned invite the attention of the
Il public to their Lot of
Home Manufactured Shoes.
They have on hand, and are constantly adding
to their present Stock of Shoes and Boots con
sisting of variety of kinds They invite par
ticular att enton to their
Winter Negro Shoes.
They are of the best quality, and will be sold
on the most reasonable terms
Persons wishing 10 purchase can see spcci-
men of our Winter Brogans nj the Store of
H. s. Kerr. Abheville Court House Shoes and
Boots of all kinds in the best Style of Work
manship will be furnished on short notice
They would also inform the public that they
have good supply Of choice LEATHER now
ready for use and for sale. Call and see
YOUNG & MULLIKIN.
Due West Setember 3, 1854. 2m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AdbepiHe District-h Equity.
AMERICA +. HACKETr
ELLA G.. UACKETr,

ELLA G. IIAcKETr,
BIZ for Partition Of Real Estate
DURSUANT to the order Of Chancellor
Johnston in this case. will sell at Pub
lie Ontcry, at Abbeville Court House. on Sale
Day in October next, the Real Estate of Eli
jah G. Hackett. deceased, situate and lying on
Cuffee Town Creek, in Abbeville District, con-
tanning Two Hundred and Seventeen and one
fourth Acres. more or less. and bounded bv
lands of DR.. John P. Barratt Benjamin Sales,
James Partlow and others
TERMs-A credit Of tweve months from dav
Of sale. Purchaser to give Bond with at least
two good suretics to secure the Purchase mo-.
ney and pay for papers. Costs to he paid in
Cash. VIM. H. PARKER, g. 'E. Il. d.
Commissioners Office,
September 8, 1856. 1s-tsd.
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Head Quarters,
9Th Regiment, S. G. Militia.
ORDER No.
4 COURT MARTIAL. to consist of Eleven
Members will assemble ut Greenwood, Satnr-
day the 2Zd September next, for the Trial of
81, snch Deiauisers ns may be brought before it
The COURT to copsis, of
Capt }: ", Foshee, President
Licut G. r. Selleck.
Lieut.. Joseph Blackwell,
Lieut.. Jnc. Fl. Cunnor
Capt j. F. Townsend,
Lieut.. ]. Wiley Buchanan.
Capt. Jno. Boozcr,
Iicnt. Thomas Adams
Capt. james DnuGlass,
Lieut.. Richard Cobb,
Lieut.. 3. c. Heart. Judge Advocate.
j. j. ADAMS. AdIt.
August 2s, 1855. ltd
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House and Lot for Sale!

THE subscriber being dcsirous Of moving
i into the country offers for sale his Place
in the Village Of Lowndsville, consisting of a
DWELLING HOUSE, and Lot continuing
twelve Acres, Blacksmith Shop and Car.
riage Shop. These Buildings are all new
and in good condition. They will tie sold to-.
gether or separately to suit the purchasers.
l.. w. McALISTER.
Lowndcsvillc, S. c., Sept. g. 1855 19-tf
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Econoiny Is sgersEa.
WIFE subscriber calls the attention 0: the
a luoiic to the following vaiurlse Recipe;
which lie is no." prepared &c Sell ut vcrr low
rates.
TG NsI;ie TFa.;l:sag Es;siG,
a NOS. valuable economical arranyame:: for
housc-!'ecpers;
40 Make SOFT SOAP,
iha "hcarrs: aud quickest plan 81: the :aru.
i"c'"rc "f :cood soap ever discoverel:
TO ITakc :SsErct. Polish,
lhis is plain recipe for one Of the mos; bcau
tiful and chap polishes ever used
'E0 Flake Furniture Po}i4Ei,
Another valuable recipe for the cheap and ex-
peditlouS manufacture Of al excellent polish
for furniture.
To Make Writing Fluid,
bv TINS recipe very superior ink may Le pro-
duced a: short notice" aud very little cost
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
August "a, 1856 lG 3m
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To w OOI row ers I.
lAB0R SAVEl.

pRING your Wool and give us a trial We
d are now prepared to CARD WOOL into
ROLLS on n new set Of WOOL CARDS, with
BURR MACHINE attached that will Burr the
Wool with less waste than if done by hand
The entire Machine is new. md situated on
Johnson's Creek, Abbevillc District five miles
North Of Temple Of Health p. O., two and n
half miles East of the junction of the Gencr
ais and Wards Roads, and near the Inter, be-
ing nine miles West of Due West Corner We
will be able to Card from 100 to $50 pounds Of
Wool per day. AS we intend to do our part
well. we hope to give general satisfaction, and
therefore respectfully solicit the patronage of
the public. YOUNG & BLACK.
September 4th '55. lstf
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Wilson'S Variety Store.

i'HE undersigned having purchased the
Il entire Stock of Moore's Variety Store,
respectfully offers TO the public everything
which may he sold i'll the line Of CONFCTION-
ElilES, TOYS. dc, and hopes the public may
favor him with liberal patronage. He viii
add to this STOCK inea few days Variety
of CANDIES, FRUITS and other Confection-
cries. which will enable him to accomrno d ate
the community wirh anything in his line of
business Business will be continued at the
same stand, next door below Lawson's Tin
Store o. A. WILSON
Abbeville c. H., August 81, '55 l7-tf
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New Literary and Political Journal,
TO BE PUBLISHED
AT COLU MBIA, s, C.,

'gNHE undersigned, late Editor Of The South
h Caroliniom and ColumJiu Banner, pro-
poses to publish, in the city Of Columbin. n
Literary, Political and News Journal, to be
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District-En Equittv.
A. p. ROBINSON
SARAH E. Mckinney, WM IL McKINSEY
ct. aL
Petition for the Sale Of Lands
pURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
Il Johnston in this case, I will cell at Pub.
lie Outcry, at Abbeville Court House. on Sale
Day in October next the Tract of Land, de-
scribed in the pleadngs, of the Real Estate of
Robert Mckinney, deceased, containing twen-
ty-nine Acres. more or less, bounded by land:
of VIM. w. Belcher, A. ]. Conner and others
Purchase money to be paid in Cash.
w. Fl. PARKER, C. E. Il. D.
Commissioners Office
September g. 1885. ls-ptds
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NUUGATInN.

'iiE Exercises of the Abbcyille Msle &cad-
- emv will resume the 10th of Scp.e,r-
per- being I'll" commencement Of the 2i i;es.
sion of the Scholastic vcnr
The Tuition of each Class will be for :be
lst Glass: Reading, Wri,in:, lat SEES. 2J.;c
Spelling, aud Primary Ce-
ography. sl4 90 sa m
I'd Class The above with
Geography, History. a.
rthmetic, English Gram
mar, and exercises in Eu-
Elish Com position, 20 90 GO
Sd Class: The above With
all the advanced English
Branches &c co IN 90
4th Glass: The above with
Lat and Greek, % 90 - Ga
boarding can be obtained in .lcsraL;e fa,r
lies and ct reasonable rates. either in the VIZ
lsge or coum'ry near the Academy
Although il is Of the create est iiipo: :ancc that
al the pnpis should hc present AT the orcn,r o
Of the Session, still they n.nv hv received r.,
nny time during the term. students will be
charged from the tine they enter until the clos.
of the Seisirn, u:less sp.4ia! urran:;cn ..:a are
mad" to the contia:E-.
tCE further imf.rinnt.cr, :.''rT 20 lac ETiaci.
pal. JANE: Z. EALiuC y, a. J.,
Principal. lrs:rrc;". il Mathematics
|. JANE, y. uEiGCME2Y, =. =
instructor in th" Ancient LaEeuHgcs.
a"fs't III, 1850 II Ga
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