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PHILIP HAUM.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia

PHILLIP HAU
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond, Virginia,
ErHEEI, PEARL ssn rtTrEEsrH
AEANUFACrURES LOCOMOTIVE ESGINkS, TEN
IVh Railroad and all descriptions % Rail Sl
Machinery Stationary Engines Of required 1fA
power. Also, Portable Engines with decided improve k1ef
heretofore made rom 60 80 horse
Wheels and well adapted to farming purposes getting Gmber
improved Circular Portable saws attached, Of l I'd
and 81 Machinery, Gst and sawM Machinery,
Pngs Factory Fixtures OF kind ALSO Brass
and Iron Castings made 10 order. r. kAhh.
Rv1HER GLESx Caroline County, Oct. 81, 1856.
Mr. PHILIP RAIN
Eagle Foundry, Richmond Va:
sn-Itis ri, that give testimony In regard
n the performance to ~ Power Engine and Third Class
purchased you January last believe n viii drive -
inch Saw and that than recommended TO do have
doubt nnd Ia this Engine useful nple
and recommend all who are In want OF I'm
from 10 1000 feet DAP Of inch board
Yours respectfully HENRY H. 6EORuh
p1g
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MANUFACTURERS

ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
". BINFORD, Associate
W.T. BAILEY, 4 b, lPfnelpals.
Prof ENIEN, Professor Of Modern Languages.
TuNE open School Monday sept 29h, In the
large Tn formerly known
City sprr Institute They design opening school Of the high
boys will thoroughly and accurately prepared
e, Tor the University, Tor any Of Colleges fitted for
tie business of NE.
Special upon English Departments
- & s considered 70 be much neglected
Payable, semlannualy In advance, session ~ months:
ftglst Branchef wv
latin and higher Mathematics Sg9
tfecs- luftH
Modern Languages, NV
JuLY 25ih, 1886.
v Bailey graduated n NJ College with June
last lie devote himself school teaching cheerfuy
confidently him f0r scholarship aud high moral
character, with experience Ia The business 81 teaching
and motives enterprise have doubt b. all meet he expec
tatons % al reasonable patrons. WI. A. SMITH,
Pres,o n Randolph Macon College.
J. Binf1rd y graduate q University Va, and has
been uccuy engad IN teaching during De last four ycarr
both aud Western Nrrnia. Testimonials from The Pro
rs ~ m University and Die patrons BE- seen, desired NJ
Mssrs Bnfod& Porters Cabinet Warerooms. franklin ~
/ H. HfNFORD,
aui-f w.. 7. BAILEY, A. ".
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ANEW AND IMPORTANT
DISCOVERY IN TllE sCsEN"E OF mEDi-

DISCOVERY IN TiiF scIENoE Of mEDI-
EvoRAvIvos or TIRE SEALS 6f THE PATENT OFFICE OF
GREAT BRITAIN, kcOLE DE PHI hRMACs PIlARMAGlsM DE
snEed upon each wrapper and around each case Of
Thus protecting the public against nsIosivich are liable 10
the severesi penalties courts Of law can award
nRH A. BARROW Wem5er Of as iINPyRIAL coLLgGg o.
- y PF ssG Y0 coN G2b9 \. NJ III
sfKsT s s211, se, 81 s59,dT'{ s' -, So gySNNG
sgnd,y, ssgie unIe., by eea spp,.@sn, r,oS sPyn,
y abuse ndcrlmina es.es o. TOO tong ,eenss " nov e
o. e asasa VIC ss aow 70 se n, & Rfsys every Is
o1LiTcaToS Tor MARRIAGE i TyScIvittT 81 ,bs
TREsgNAB 40 n, completely and entirely srsdea.ss ~ TIA
Gonors, bot in " mid and aggravated forms elee
ssurs I,isioa - Ne n'aisr non ssa z. u
Cnths been thought snudo'e, 70 the ruin OF
TEIsETAR. No ills rreai Continental Remedy ior y
i, ans sseona,,y syipp9". s S ss@" S,nv ssS
eNpcng discourse AZ Impurities from e vital stream, 20
Remedy ior hat ea. uoisrianaey te Hng
PATIENTS consultation, and viii al The sarsapars IN he world
epSs dsaa % ss o. .ssi sed esg ssrd 70 DC ysl.eo.,
ffaf ~ vaiprau taisaan Roux. Rcord &C., &C. Price
o. eih, % foI 90 which saves ~ aud In w ca
srsfa having been made with nc raro,m ~,
g % so. de, CO, o. sI saS s y' an res i've
ne r.i'anss to .ny s. o. ne so,a, o,y pssa a ~
- pasne genuine HaroPean PREPARATION snd ggo
XXX vs,.(,a ~ ' si hi ,I ~ ipss 81 earr.re
se from ~ nerrow ~ beautifully lng,is,si ard
sEARcHEse describes ~ esar and lucid manner ne cause
49, vvs q % ssd eaSc rs = ss. sent 70 any
1Slpss. Da naRuow iS1 Prince street, Cr,- bloch. Of
BroadNsy) Nov YORK. noo-dy
| HNOH COUGus AND COLps.-eyrup LAvsr.ort snd
] nos BKEnErr, nEEns TsiER, Druesisis
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NV ,JEwLIHY sToHE, sIGN ,gF Ca
~ THE GOLD EAGLE. 80 % Ntfs srnFEr-GfLL& EJA.
WEfDEHEYER. late ~ FrcfercksrT. Va have iusi 49,
eeved supply ~ God and Silver WATCHF, Brcasns,
Finger Rims Ltf flteiliur Gcncms ne F0h Clains Gold
silver Pens ard Pencils God and Silver fhnts God silver and
F Spsaric, Silver Oo'ts, Spoons Batter Fniv
Monuaic, Gard Case, Match Hox and article n e Jew.
ely aud silver line, for sale rsa0nab terms, and warranted
represented.
A WATCHES ~ AZ kinds rspare warranted 10 perform
veil also JeWeiy n description repaired n short note.
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SsALT MD PLASrEH.-Tle W. snd Tennessee Rail-
> road finished % saive, and prepared n furnish
Salt and cu1fncrs sats barrels. The shortest
notice and upon ie reasonable Ny along The
line n ue road viii receive orders Tor either article quantity
customers desire The attention Of armefs par cuariy In
the article feel a ~ either
article in Any orders addfcsad 10 NJ.
7. Lehsd my Lynehburg, VII meet With prompt
teni'nu.
81 Al articles q ny brand are warranted pure -.
TlfO5. 4. PRFErON.
offa- qr qaifvfue. Wasbipgion county Va
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OVfsH COATS. OVEH COATS.
M FUCHANT. WFfsfGER co, have hand iargr
wi 81 Over Coat, which they onrng ios
Gail and MERCHANT, WFfsfGER \ co.
dc il2 Main
n lNsEED OII, WINDOW GLASS, White LEAD.
y A WIT ZINC Paint, &c, for sale ~
PURCELL, LADD co. Druggists
fei0 - Main firret
nLfsNtESusEfsf~ gOOT.S.-w. hsve In ard far
sale chop warranted Smiths reioss, Arf01ge,
Mnune and Far Anvils, Coe KY and Sold iox v sdge
Hand and Horse soeug ustrl ani Dies Farers Knves
and burasses Pncc Rasps, P-s &C. which invite ~
sss cLARKs6s ASpERsos, No, 100 Main u,
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ftIuLEr POINTED WOOD sCREWs.-ws
y. II. MOORE Co,
no9O Importers n fflrf~are - Pesri street
a GNENs, DAWAsES. rowding, Hgnteis. Qans, Nap
49, nm w s'''' rios r rnrcE CO.
HDACoa srDgs.-iO mo- Prime ade., dear Of
I 10 o. .'''' '' ' TrNsLsy. TARpY Co
ASDLkssO S''' ''' bsSsMe eoSa' ir FL az
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wORCEsTER,s PIANOS

ARE VAILED
HN0R BEAUTY OF WORKMANSHIP.
~ POR BRILLIANCY AND SWEETNESS OF TONE,
FOR DELICACY OF TOUCH,
FOR DURABILITY,
and for the MODERATE charged for them the
~ Main street A. NORRIS. Bookseller
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ONE TO THREE RraULArE-FoUR TO SIX PURGE.
NEURALGIA CURED


Mesn. Railway Co.; few days beush, dOilA
worth Of Railways Ready Relief Il for Neuralgia,
my astonlshment, II gave almost instant relief
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Feen to twenty drops X Relief little water, taken
will quickly the most distressing dis
Of Dysenery and DArrha II will In few minutes stop
the pain.
by Purcell Ladd Co.. Riehmond also BY Adie Gray, Rich
mond. RADWh CO.,
Iai2-dsviY-mh2q lea Fulton street. New York.
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UnHIVATE SCHOOL FOH IupECILES.-The
gnaer desires 70 call e aiieuon 81 Pser, ard Guar
dams having children fellow mental physical dovti0pemen
c lci BE- has opened Harlem fw miles above The CITY
ofNew very heaifui beautiful 1aion, PRIVATE
FAMILY SCHOOL where such children received and taught
The Doe las had for an et yesrs ~ connection
With TIE Mtachuaetts and FunYvana State Institutions Tor
Iots, has shown him that c be done IN bringing these
cffru condition. IN Instances, he has
lad home, either a school still adyan
tag, efrnre ~ The earlier c
better. reference, Ac al
dreas. IANfH u. RtCiiARDS,
suae-iy No. t9i Broadway, Harlem, New York.
NyOTICH-TO ALI WHOM IT NAY CONCERN where's
- tc Richmond Dauvle Railroad Company have bad ue
misfortune ~ io er freight iousc IN Richmond, as veil ne
conffnind The
deliver frtein siding heir road The depot
~ in ti city raius ahal arrve fid sgtt be
Immediately removed ~ those n uhon - CONSIGNED ~ be-
Company viii BE- responsible Tor The safe teepng ~
same parties Interested any concerned VII
rs4tfafs Ga. ~ DOM freight, before stated, VIII be
O. oAMPBEIL,
isH-H sup,sio,en5cb, Of Transporia,ion.
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ENoRAvvGs or THE sEAIs OP TIE PATENT OFFICE oT
GREAT BRITAIN, ECOTF DE PffkHMACfy PHARMACIES DE
PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE % MEDICINE VIENNA,
TRIESENAH, NO - p AND3.
Thus protecting the public against Nsrosvich are liable TO
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HOTELS. &c.
TuNSTALL HOUSE.
pASvulh, Va.
SIN NJ 0NS 4 WIT ERS.

a Ohm bus 20 and from the Rail Road Depot
n this Houss. Every paid passengers -
Wish % leave by any Of the routes Of travel. kiM
sei9-iy.
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HITCHCOCK q osnomN

CARRIAGES. GARIAGES.
I'D ~. BOsHkE, frCCE-s0H 90 JAWS B1snEE nm -
dAs Has on hand, large assortment Of Cirra-
and harness. Among which D. found ltT[rI
hne Coaches With outside seats, and ses Rock 49,
H1rs Buggies with and without tops
which D. particularly invites She attention Of those 10 want ~ any
article Boo The Carriage line, they will b. Disposed 81
moiatng by application n his mauufscory No 23 Corner
q Main and Pm streets. Jalf-ly.
no TIT CARTHAGE Using PUBLIC.
UOtE attention Ia invited a. sioct % RICH
n MOND MAbE CARRIAGE consisting ofC.l-l-f@ 81
Co1lea sr cent CGrriages Roetgtrrgs Eaggss ltJ>sf
Sgifcs, &c This work Is made OF The beet uate.-aAHA<-
rial, by good vorkncn, and under me immediate supervision Of The
popdorii Who ar orougiy a-qi,nief I'm ne buness
Also hand several second hand Ng C1rr1ge 1Hd Brggis
which viii be sold low by AINsIE, BOWEN POWELL
ie2 10Th street. between Main ard Cary.
HNURNI TURF WAREROOuS
~ REMOYED-JOfiN a. HFLvfN has reno. - 81 -,
yri BE Furniture Wareronng 10 ilat well known ~ - e
building, "CORNTHfAN HALL" (the Old stand - -
Of Mers Pots) street, square he
De takes pleasure saying bic generally that he has
ESTABLISHED htasiu large factory which gives him decied inc
ue AID m which he 10 nxaln prepared 20 80 hc ie
styles n Purnuret0 order. To addition 10 this be a. constantly
manufacturing article IN he Furniture line, and viii keep
choice ana vel assortment % such styles and qualities
BE- knows adaptsd 70 the varied wants and tastes fhe
pie.
Thanking community or The liberal patronage hereto
lore bsstowed, he repeatedly socs continuance. sri pledge
he ai nothing shall b. Wantng IN effort on h part 70 rive foil
AMI eutirc satisfaction
JOifT A. HEVfN, also gives personal
OBTAINING buinees-b.inr 30 Times vel supplied "A.
e Burial Cases. M0logsuy ard Poplar COINS, Burial Vsten
elrse, ~ ~ funerals. Orders en
rtian Han" will Will attention. tnaaqty
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JEPTHA GARDINIER.

Radvays Ready Relief Radway fuAtors PoIve
tor gue asced n
Railways Regulators right and teasoonfnl of Ready Re
lief, water, the morning, and twice during the
these will free yste frcm the poison Of Agus.
Spring body-a. well the year.
and the economy Of the demands that the Grof the
be carried euah Withstand the depressing Effects 81
Railways Regulators to keep The
health the Questionable nlbble Of fresh
Is to the o the horse.
Mach palm misery, and long suffering would be
thu indication of the being of order,
Railways Regulators swallowed livery that Il
will niase life fresh strength the weak and
body
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Coon BOOKS ARE GOOD FHITNDS-yv,, ,ct
~ q RELIGIOUS BOOKS present more varied and
nve Tran has ever been Special pains have
vide the mos popular Works Of The day.
For Boys and Girls, Of Al
Boots and Regdfa0 Boofs selected vim
view " conveying Instruction young
garb p ". Pr "
nnuoa net
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ABBEVILlLE I MALE
||.l'a.;|:|!'0i'!..l|n'llllg.

.NGM o.. ELDER having been selected
W. Principal of the Abbeville Male Acade.
envy, viii lcoinmence the exercises of the Schoo,
ON the lst Monday in january next. The gov
6ernmsnt Of the School will be rigid The NOR
als fand general department of the Students
will at MI times receive special attention. -
,EG Students will be prepared to enter the Fresh
man or Sophomore Glass of the South Carolina
College and1the greatest care given to their
preparation.
fia The Scholastic wear ill be divided into two
TERMS The first will commence on the lst
Mon dny In January, and continue for twenty
eight weeks :. the second will begin on the I'd
Monday in September, and continue twelve
weeks. =. -
2GE The Tuition of each Class will be for the
lst Class; Reading, Writing, lst Ses. 2d Ses.
Spelling, and Primary &C.
! I'd Glass The above with
Geography, History, A.
Y nthmetic, English Gram
4 mar, and exercises in En-
glishs Composition, 20 90 90
Sd Glass: The above with
~ NIL the advanced English
branches, % 90 10 90
4tir Glass: The above with
8, Latin and Greek, % 90 12 90
Boarding can be obtained in desirable fami
Dies, and at reasonable rates. either in the Vii.
slage or country near the Academy.
I. although it is of the greatest Importance that
all the pupils should be present at the opening
of tho Session, still they may be received at
any time during the term. Students will be
charged from the time they enter until the close
Of the Session, unless special arrangements are
made to the contrary.
S2.. A. C, ELDER, "A. B.
q December 20, 1855. 33-1y
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! Notice, Positive!

:rsH J.L Persons indebted TO ROBINSON &
~ JACKSON, in account for 1855, are re.
Gquested to settle the same by the lst March,
1855. awe are desirous Of closing our old
books.
. And all persons having standing open ac.
counts on our booksfor 1868 and 1864, or in.
;debted to us by Note, are earnestly requested 10
pay the money by that time, or they will be
placed in the hands of an Attorney for co3ec.
tion. ~
Gentlemcni one mud all, settle up! Spare
oar feelings from such n coursc, and save Your.
selves unnecessary expense. Longer indul.
gence we, eaanot grant.
(st go - ~: ROBINSON & JACKSON.
= Hamburg, 8. G., Jan z, 1856 37.em,
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NOTICE..

IVO lHCEs
Valuable Property for Sale!
THE undersigned proposes 10 cell ut his res.
Il idence, in Lowndesville, on Saturday the
18TH of january next, the following Property,
viz:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT;
well improved, with Thirty Acres of Land at.
tachcd, situated in the town of Lowndsville.
ONE FAMILY OF NEGROES, =.
consisting Of valuable WOMAN and twe(
children.
Two Valuable Horses
that match we'll, and work kindly and gently
in harnessAone of them being an exec lent
Saddle Horse.
Seven Head of Cattle,
Four of which are fine MILCH COWS.
Ono One.Horse Wagon and Harness, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture,
Medicines and Office Furniture,
an Office neatly and conveniently arranged.
and other articles too tedious to mention:
ANY of the above can be negotiated for
privately.
Terms made known on the day of Sale.
- r: w. LUNDAY.
Dec. 1G, 1865
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NOTICE, NOTICE!

NXJILL be sold, on the 18th day Of Janu.
w ary next at the 1a:e residence of
ELIJAH. OLIVER, deceased, =
%, or more, Likely Negroes,
Horses, Cattle. Plantation Tools and Houas
Furniture. And also the Plantation, contain.
ing
hesnE A-M "S
of LAND. The Plantation lies one mile above
.BoaZmans Ferry, on Savannah River bounded
onthe north by the Diamond Syringe, and
south BY Alexander Oliver and James G. Har-
per. There, is
100 Acres River Low Grounds
on the place; the balance of the lands are up-
lands and most of it in the woods and iuefy
timbered. The plantation is now in fine
state Of cultivation, and well improved in the
way Of Buildings.
The plantation will be sold privately. II
proper application is made for il before the day
Of sale. Any person wishing 10 look at tie
lands viii call on james T. Alien, one Of the
Executors, who resides near the place =
Terms of the sale will be made known TO
any one wishing to purchase the place 81 !,
4 = .f.is: & & Sss SAM1EI HILL, .se.ss%
& JAMES T, sALLEN, h1 ots. y: 8, 3
Dec. 10. 1885. 2s:. q. q. 88-sf,t
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Commissioners Sale.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

AbBEvlLLE DIsTRIcT.-1N EQUITY.
Susan c. DeBruhl vs. Susan E. DeBruhl and
othera-
Bill for Partition.
Pf ORDER of Court, will sell, at the late
- residence of Stephen G. DcBruhI deed.
at public oStcry, on the Slst day of December
next, the ,.. & -
e Tract Of Land
on which he resided at the time of his death.
containing Four Hundred and Fifty Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of jacob Mar
tin, Col. Benjamin Huger and others -
TERMS-A credit Of one, two, three, four
and five years, witi1interest from date paya.
BILE annually purchaser to give bond with two
good snretles, and mortgage if required, to
secure the purchase money, pay the costs in
cash, and pay for papers.
-. WM. \: PARKER, C. L. Il. D.. =.
Commissioner. Office, ~Iss. -,
December 6, 1855 {
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AT ABBEVILLE G.. 4H.

Alfs SALE Respectfully their
accommodation
them
nand
-. ~ ''' '"'e "nu e0"'
dcomfor
any kd OF travelling
Hacks Of
ftransp ~"
lhe
cop -four times s. :. r a
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Take Particular Notice of this Fact
Administrator Sale.

Administrator Sale.
(Y permission of the Ordinary Of Abbeyille
~ District, will sell at the late residence
OF STEPHEN c. DEBRUHL. deceased, on
Monday the 31st Instant
and day following, all the Personal Estate of
the said deceased, consisting in part Of
r. Twenty Likely Negroes,
ONE THOUSAND BUSHELS OF CORN
400 bushels of Wheat, $50 bushels .of Data
x s3s - = '' -
head of fine Mules and Horses 1>na;r of
fine Carriage Horses, 26 head of Cattle, 2 pair
of we'll broke Oxen,
Thirty Fattcning Hogs, !.
and 100 head of Stock Hogs rA7
Carriage, Wagon, Carts, and farming uten.
sils; set of blacksmith tools nearly new II
extra Piano; Household and Kitchen Furpi.
ture, aud many articles too numerous to men.
ton. -.
The tract of Land will be sold hy the Com.
W. II. Parker, Esq, on Monday the
3lst instant nnd PERSONS wishing to purchase
the best plnntatiou In the District, must cali
and see the plantation on or before that day
The overseer will show it to any one tlosiring
to purchase. - -.
Terms Of Sale.-The negroes viii he
sold on credit of one and two years. with in.
terest from day Of" sale; the balance Of the
Personal Estate will be sold on q, credit of one
Year, with interest from: day Of sale. EPnfcha.
sers to give N ote with two good snreties. Z, s
Dec. 10. 1855. -; = = s2.st
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Extensive Sale Of Land and
: @ Negroes.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

'- '"' ~ wv " VinOSlNh,
ABBEvrLLE p1sTR1cT.-=IN EQUITY.
w. W. BELcuER, ct al,
Y: VI, Y: BrlenEn' Jr., ct al, DC. "' :
:" : 1s SS1''th Bin for s.,. Of
w. v. BELcHER, Ex'or, etal Property, DC.
PURSUANT to the order. of Court in the
u above cases. will sell, at public outcry,
at sAtbeville c. H., on sale-day in January
next 1856, and Tuesday following. if necessa.
~, al the Real Estate of r. E. Belcher, de-
ceased, in three tracts, as follows: =.
No. 1.-The Noble Place.
containing Three Hundred Acres more or loss
bounded by lands Of John A. Calhoun, James
Z. Calhoun and others
No. 2-The Homestead Place,
containing Eight Hundred Acres, m ore or less
bounded bysinnds of Miss McDuffie. estate of
r. +. Belcher and others.
On each Of these tracts are comfortable Dwell.
ling Houses, out-buildngs, Giu.houses, DC.
No. 3.-The Norwood Place.
containing Seven Hundred Acres, more or less
bounded by lands of John A. Calhoun. Miss
McDufic and others. fT,
,Ihe above tracts of land will be re.suryeyed
and p'ats thereof exhibited on the day of snle
hy which the sale will be made. -
Also, prime and likely gang of
One Hundred and Ten Negroes,
among whom are Blacksmith, and Wagon.
maker.
TERMS.-A credit of twelve months with
interest from day of sale, with leave to pur-
shasers to pay their bids in cash, or their bonds
6eiore the same fall due. Purchasers to give
bond with at least two good surot;oa o3 -
mortgage, if thought necessary, 10 secure the
purchase money, pay the cost, in cash, and pay
for papers. f"'
WIN. II. PARKER, c. E. A.D.
Commissioners Office, 7
November IL, 1855 % a.
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3 ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
Estate of Or. 4. B, Arnold, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons con-
slNss3 ccrned that Final Settlement of the
above Estate will be made in the Ordinmy's
Office, on the 18th Of March next Those Lay.
ling claims arc expected to present the same, du-
II: attcsted, on or before that day; and those
Indebted, must pay promptly.
I y. 81. 80 go II. j. FOSTER MARSHALL,
: =; -. - ~ Admir- Will annexed
. 81 Jan 8, 1856 ~, &c 81 At
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
eB Tie friends of S. CIV DILL. respect.
fully announce him Candidate for. Sheriff, at
the next Election. .5i2ss ~ - : '.i =. li
eB The friends Of ". W: GRIFFIN respect
fully announce him candidate for SheyH at
the ensuing election. !. [May7 1856
eB- The friends of N ISiRoD AlccO ORD re-
specially announce him as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing Election. x ,sSs5- *.
ey The friends of Capt ::S,A. HopdHis res.
pectfully announce him as candidate for 7az
Collector at the ensuing election. 53ss.E
eY- The friends of JOHN r. Wnsox respect
fully announce him. as a candidate for Tar CO..
lepsor Of Abbeville District, at the ensuing cleo
ton. 49,: a.. sIa
tB We are Authorised to Announce the Rev.
JANIS .MooRE as candidate for re!election ~
Tar. Collector Of Ab5syille Distries st the en-.
suing election. Il
eE The friends Of JAMES d. sVANDIvER
respectfully; announce him. .ns q candidate for
7aa Collector Of "a Abbeyiliss astrict at thesn.
suing election. ss
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M A SO N IC
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

al COR6SBURY.
THIS INSTITUTIONS will be open for the
Il reception Of Pupils on the First day in
January next, and close the Last day in Sep
tember, making one long Term of Nine Months.
The Faculty will consist Of
F. A. ooFNoR, A. M,
President and Professor Of Natural Science and
Mathematics;
Rev. T. E. wASfIAHdAKER, A. RI,
Professor Of Moral PhiiosophN Evidences of
Christianify and Bellies Lettres;
Mr.. q. JAEGER,
!, Professor Music and Aodern Languages;
Miss MARY e. sNEAD,
Inssractress in Painting, Embroidery &c.
The Board of Trustees have secured the SER
vices of a Faculty composed Of worthy Master
Masone. eminent for purity of character, and
high literary attainments. whose every effort
will be to educate young ladies 10 ne to adorn
any spAere in lie
Our new Masonic building will he completed
By the opening of the Term, and the Board in-
tend furDishing.it with every appurtenancc
necessary to the acquisition of an education of
the highest order. AS they have determined
that this institution shall be second to none, so
they confidently expect the encouragement
and patronage Of an enlightened public.
For any information necessary, we refer to
our Circular, or to any member Of the Com
mittce. or President OF the Faculty. -
!. s. S :: aaSS aaSSESSDox, @ os"s"'t,ee. :.
Oct Is, 1855. < ~ ei, If.
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THE sTATE7 OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

zd6beyitte DistT - Notiees TO Creditors.
ssss Maya, viii Se prepared RI to settle E With f
ch,ereditors Of said Mays as are preferred in
the deed aofs assignment by & rst day OF, Fetrna-
ry next - All such creditors, therefore, will
meet him at okesbury, on that day: for the
purposeof settlement III = ,:ss{:y - Z. :.
- d. s BEACHUM, Assignee;
Cokesbury, s. G, December %, 1855. q S58t.