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SPARTAMBURG
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FACULTY. -
J. WoFFoRD TUCKER, President, and Pro-
Jessor Of Engiish Literature;
Rev. CHARLES TAYLOR. Nj. D., Professor
Of Naturdl Science and Mathematics
Miss PiiEBE PAINE Enstrucsress in Modern
Languages. Betany Ihysioiogy Drscriptiye
. AStr1noaH 1lmcient and Sacred Geogrnphn etc
81. r. T. SAuNiEk, Professor Of jfnsic
ornamental branches If Female Education will
bc procured before the CONNER &c enent of the
Term. ''~
TUITION FEES
Preparatory Department, $40 n wear.
Collegiate Department. embra-
eng everything taught in the
College course, 40"
Music on Piano, extra, 40
Fancy Needle Work. Wax
flower Work, Leather work,
etc, -"
Tuition Fees payable in all cases strictly (one
Term. or half yearly in advance.
Board. on the Campus with,
members of Faculty, includ-
ing oil expenses lights, fuel,
washing, attention, &c, sl2 pcr month.
| Board, without the items of
lights and washing, 10 Il"
tlnartcry payments in advance will be re.
| onired for board.
SCHOLASTIC TERMS.
The next regular Term will commence on
''' s.'''h w FPirutTN. Annual Com
menceincnt ut the same lime with Wofrord
college, III July; no summer vacation. The
Fall Term will close in December
All the appliances are now complete for n
| successful prosecution Of our labor roo.l
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus has
| heen purchased and is now ready for use The
utmost care and attention will be pail to the
health and comfort, ns well as the mental and
| moral Improvement, of our pupils.
In the mode and processes OF Education. our
purpose IL not only to instruct correctly, but to
discipline the unhrrstanding-io tench Young
l,rlies ho,o tn think
II Is but just I" ourselves to say that our
Professor OF Music Is one of the most skiilful
master, Of the science; he dcservedy stands
Ser",'d TO none In his own department.
We may he allowed TO remark here that We
regard the Spartanburg Female College as the
| cheapest Institution of sm!nr grade in south
Carolina. A pupil may avail herself of the nd
vnntages of everything in the College course,
with Music. Boarding, and oil incidental scho.
las,ic charges. for little less than two hundred
| dollars year! Thus:
| Board, . months Sl2 slnS 90
Literary Department. ~ 90
Music, extra, 40 40
Contingent fee, and use Of Piano, 6 90
---Si93 O0
j. WGFFORD TUCKER
Spartanburg. S. c., Ian l. 1856 81 I'm
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Executive Department.

AIAecUiaVe department..
COLUMBIA, Jan. 10, 1856.
by His Erccllcncy JAA MES H. ADAMS, Gou.
enor and Commander in Chief ii, and occr the
State Of South Carolina.
" lEREAS information hns been received
at this Department. that q murder was
committed on the body of ELIJAH PERKINS, on
Ie day of by FRANKL1N Perkins
(his brother) in Newberry District, and that
said Perkins has fled from Justice
Now know y,c, that to the end justice may
he done. and that the snid Pc, kins may be
brought to legal trial for his offence as Sfore
said: JAMES II. ADAMS. Governor as aforesaid,
90 issue this my proclamation, offering n re-
ward of three hundred dollars for his appre
hension and delivery into any Jail in this State.
Said Perkins is abont % or "a years of ace,
about feet inches high, dark hair, light com
piexlon, generally wears a thin beard OH his
chin, rather, light colored, has a down cast
countenance and speaks quick when spoken TO-
he had his wife with him when last heard from.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State.
IT, 81 j. II. ADAMS,
JAMES PATrERsoN. scc'ty of State
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Il n N Il for Sale.

IL a N Il for = ale.
HESIROUS of moving to the West I offer
~ for Sale my Plantation, in Abbeville
District, containing
%S~ A@" MESa
One Hundred and Fifty cleared, One Hundred
Of which is fresh and in a high state of
cultivation, the balance in Woods-lies well.
and is heavily timbercd.s
This Tract of Land lies immediately on thu
Post Road, one mile. from Mira Sarah Wide
mans, and ndjoins lands of Messrs 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 as the present crop will show.
IL IL. well Watered. ah excellent spring in ono
hundred yards of the house, with running
water through most of the fields.
There is a comfortable Dwelling House with
all necessary Ont Buildings on the premises.
The above named Tract of Land offers many
inducements to man wishing to settle perma-
nently. In addition to its being good neigh
borhood the contemplated Valley Road Will
run in about two hundred yards of the most
heavily timbered part of the Tact where tim
Der will no doubt be i'll great demand deem
it unnecessary to give more detailed account,
but invite persons wishing to buy to give me q
call. >:4;a5l&s ARTHUR MURPHY.
September 8, 1855. left
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S. w. GlLLILAND,
GENERAL con- .lSSI0N AGENT,
NEWBERRY, s. c.

ID ESPECTFULLY offers his ser ~
IL vices to all those who trade aSyz
at Newberry, ns their General Cornlnissior,
Agent, for the disposal of their Cotton and
other produce. Will give his personal atten.
tion to Receiving, Selling, Storing or Shipping
of Cotton and all kinds Of produce entrusted
to his care.
Having made arrangements with different
Houses, he is now prepared to make liberal nd.
vnnces on C"tt"n shipped to Charleston.
Will also pny the highest market cash pric es
on delivery, for all the Wheat, Flour, Corn and
other produce that can bc brought to til is mnr.
ket for sale.
An experience Of several years business t
this place, in NIL its various forms, induces him
to believe that he can promote the interest OF
planters, md hopes by prompt attention to
merit liberal share of patronage. Charges
Tor selling or shipping Cotton 25 cents per bale,
all other transactions in accordance with Gus.
tom The hest of references given
ln'i' the first of January next. he may be
i"und nh"", the store Room formerly occu pied
hy Mcssrs. w. G. d j. +. Glen.
Nov. 7, $50. 27 III
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"GDUJ&SE
AND ORNAMENTAL
* i;,z.S. PAINTING

TNHE Undersigned wishes to inform the oiti.
i zens Of A6bevilIe and its vicinity that he
intends to locate himself in Abbevilie, and car
~ on the business as HOUSE, PAINTER in
oil its branches. With his experience through
Europe, and many of the principal towns IA
America, combined with a steady attention to
business he hopes to give full satisfaction to all
w GRAINING. MARBLING }, and PAPER
HANGING promptly, attended to-. & %@-
@ Enquire at the Marshall House. { =.
eB Orders from the country Willmeet with
prompt attention, byS THqS,5 5ARD. :
Jan 8 80. 81 - 80 3 ~ - I'm :
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VERY IMPORTANT.

VERY IMPORTANT.
M. STRAUSS, Cokesburv.
II RSPECTFULLY informs that he has open.
III ed his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
Selected by himself and bought under cr.ot
advantages in the City Of New York and
elsewhere, viz:
Brown and Bleached shirtings, Bedtick.
Diaper Towels, Linen.
Flannel. Woolen Lindsey. Bed blankets.
For the Ladies.
Prints Ginghams, Dclaines, Alpocca. Me.
rlnos, Thibet, Casl,mcrps. Silks and
FELFEIS; CLOAKS aud TALNIASi
Embr"idcrics, Collars Sleeves; large
assortment Of Lnccs, Ribbons, Gloves.
Nlit,s. Gnuntlets, Hosiery, and MI kind
of TRIMMING for Dresses and Cloaks.
especially call the attention to a fine
article of CLOTH, suitable to make
LADIES CLOAKS and TALNAS at
very low Price, also. StlAWLS &c.
For Gents and Boys
BROADCLOfl1, Doeskin and fancy CAS-
SEAlERES Sattineta, Kentucky Jeans.
Tweeds English kereies. VES'rINGS,
Collars. Cravats, Neckties. Pocket Hand
kerchiefs, Gloves, Gauntlets Beebe
HATS and CAPS.
Water Proof BOOTS and BROGANS,
CATERS.
Ready Made Clothing,
for Gents, Boys and Youth,
Selected. with especial care and purcr as
sortment has never bccu offered before in
Cokcsbury.
For Children.
Gala plnids, Casscmcre. Lindscys, Velvet,
Merinos and Zcphir Goods.
Plantation Goods!
Georgia Plains Kerscys, Osnaburgs,
Homemade Stripes and Lindseys,
BLANKETS, Negroe BROGANS and
Wool HATS.
Besides q most extensive Stock in
BOOTS SHOES. CATERS and
Children SHOES.
S7,ATYONERY Y, PERFJ-JfERY
and Fancy 1R7YCLES
GROCERY, CROCRERY
aud HARDWARE. WOOD
WARE and CASTINGS
The above Stock will be far snpcrior TO any
ever offered, and will be sold very low in SricS.
1t is important for you to come and examine.
M STR ACSS,
Cokesbury, Oct. l, 1855 22.tf
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Patronize Home Manufacture.

ME undersigned invite the attention of the
Z: Il public to their Lot of
Home Manufactured Shoes.
They have on hand, and arc constantly adding
TO their present Stock of Shoes and Boots con,
s!stling OF variety of kinds They invite par.
ticular attention to their
Winter Negro Shoes.
They are of the best quality and will be sold
on tho most reasonable terms
y Persons wishing opurchase can see speci-
men Of our Winter Brogans at the Store of
Il 8. Kerr. Abbeville Court House. Shoes and
boets Of all kinds in the best Style of Work
manshlp wllybe 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 d MULLIKIN.
Due West, setember 8, 1854. 2m
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"a q M e u RE.

g. THE undersigned hos &1
SAzgg opened, in this place, an EeassA
entire new and we'll selected Stock of GOODS
IN the GROCERY Line, whici, he offers to his
friends and the public generally. He will be
in the Market at all times for the purchase of
Cotton and other Produce
Having secured the services of Mr. JOSEPH,
Rosamond. rs buyer of Cotton, lie trusts he
will be able to share a liberal patronage. He
will give his attention to the Sale of Produce
and to the Receiving and Forwarding of Mer-
chandise. R. ]. DELPHI.
Hamburg, s. c., Sept. IL, 1856. 1s-lm
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~ For Rent.

THE subscriber offers fer rent two. o.
4 eligible and commodious Store Xiii;
Rooms The one formerly occupied by win
son d Williams. as Dry Goods store, on tie
eastern corner Of the Public square, opposite
the Marshall House md nsS, the Pos4 Office :,
The other formerly occupied by W. NJ Hugh.
ey ,as a. Wholesale .Srocery store and living
immedintalS back of the former, and on Wash:
ington Street. $3.50 49,, So -,
The Rooals are in good repair, well snited
to aYy branch Of mercantile business and oc:
eup aa eligible location asss Int the village
= P6ssessio OF either or bot will bes sgive,
imlssli tsly,H desire d q and terms made. nc:
;eoTi,iispdsting Callsapd see the premises and
proprietor e - I. in O.. sMoI.AHEN.s
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e. q K II = EI u RY
CO NF ERENCE SCHOOL,

HtE next Session will open the first school
day in February next
There are three Departments, with an In.
structor at the head of each.
Board in the best families, Ten Dollars u
month. Tuition, TWENTY to FoE7Y Dollars II
year. G. ii. ROUND Rector
Jan 10, 1856 81 tf
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE SOUTHERN LIGHT.
A RELIGIOUS JOURNAL,
EDITED BY
- +. L. WHATLEY.
INDEPENDENT ~ EvrnYTIHHG-NrrrRAL IN No.
THING, AND SET FOR TIE EErEScE OF WHAT
EVER WILL STAND TIE TEST OF RcA-
SON, ScIESCE AND TIE IloLY
SCRIPTURES.
"Prose all Aings hold fast that which is GOOD,
Terns. Sc 90 per annum in advance.
". F. DURISOE & son, PUBLISHERS,
EDGEFIELD c. IT,, 6. c.

OUCH is the name and style Of Monthly
~ Periodical, the publication Of which we
purpose, tho Lord willing to commence on the
first Monday in January next. The main de.
suhjects pertaining to Christian faith and prac-
tice. Additional to this, we shall present such
articles of literary character original md
selected, as will havea tendency to refine the
taste aud elevate the sentiment of the reading
public. Politics also, considered rs n science,
and as affecting the principles of Law and Gov
ernncnt, and more especially the mighty move
lnents of tho nations, they work out the
designs of God, will claim dne and propcr at
tcntion. But Politics degraded to the squabbles
of demngogues and factions. will be utterly
eschewed and repudiatcd.
Asrespects matters purely religious VIC shall,
Of course, advocate the principles of the Bap-
tist Community, derived from the Scriptures,
and republish from standard and other respec.
table works. articles pertaining to our own
Literature; but our columns will be
Open to all of Every Name,
For the defence and advocacy of their prin-
cirles, claiming only the right to iadce of the
suitableness Of all articles for insertion, and to
make such criticism on them as may be deemed
expedient.
In this undertaking We have the satisfaction
OF announcing that several gentlemen of emi
nent ability and attainments have kindly ell
gagged to render us occasional assistance
Inc journal VIII contain FORTY PAGES of
reading matter, and such advertisements as
our friends may favor us with not inconsistent
with the character of the work,-making at
the end of the year neat volume of $50 pages,
suitable for binding in book form.
With regard to the mechanical execution of
the work, we deem the announcement, thnt
this will be under the direction of the Mcssrs.
DuRsoE. sufficient guaranty for it's faithful
and tasteful perlormancc-and without further
words. encouraged by the expression of good
will and promises of substantial aid from many
friends, we throw the matter before the people
with an assurance of every. effort to render
satisfaction for the support that may he cx-
tended to us: and respectfully ask them to let
= the "LIG HI'' shine.
EB Our terms of subscription arc Two DOL
LARS per year, in ADVANCE on receipt of the
hrst number. Ministers of the Gospel. of every
. denomination. who may be unable to comply
with the terms, will be supplied with one copy
each, on application.
g eB- Atlist for the. signatures of all who wish
TO encourage the work. may he found at the
Post Office, aud also at the "Advertiscr" Office.
:, EB AL letters or communications addressed
& TO tho Undersigned will receive pnompt attcn.
= lion. Ell. WHAfLEY.
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GREENVIllE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
GEN'L SUPTS OFFICE

YIN y 3CI OTFIOE, Z
G. d c. II. II. CoMrASY.
TlIE following Resolution was adopted by
l. the Direction of the Company at their
meeting at Grecnvillc on the 2ed instant:
Resolved That until the first Of January
next any Planter shipping on the Railrohd one
or more bales of Cotton, Of his own produce,
to Columbia or any station above, be allowed
Return Ticket from the market to which it is
consigned, free of charge.
All pcrsons desiring to claim the benefits of
this provision will take the Receipt for the Cot
ton to the Agent Mt the station to which the
Cotton is shipped, and upon the surrender of
it, will get Return Ticket on the Road.
Z. F. RAWORr1, Gcn'l Sup't.
October 23, 1855. 20 tc
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FULLER's HAT STORE; :;

N calling attention to my Styles for the
~ FALL AND, WINTER, II !. return my
thanks at the same time to my friends and tho
public generally for past fayors and f shall
.eudeayor. to merit q continuanea. lss..
isTile sane moderate charges Will prevail that
have. made the sstabiishmens 20 popular
throughout the State. -; IS g: 8 y.
: Fine Moleskin Hats. a. - 80.
Oakfor1 4nhd Sons fof Phitadelphia) Fine
Hats, and, Gennin's (214 Broadway will be
$4l5O. 49,. {. $ :, - - K; sitss.s
e No dspsrture from these pricessG G
Terms sxelusivsly Cash = -. s.ss6..;. r
Septic. 'g6. ~ = (. 8 :fl fs II s
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Joiner and Cabinet s1lop.


NExT DOOR TO THE PRESS OFFICE,
ABBEvILLE COURT HOUSE S. c.,
TINE undersigned. thankful for -rzzz-l---,
Il past favors, and ever ready 19 ~ H fafj 4
to serve generous public. may X v
he at all times found at his Shop in the East.
ern corner of Christian & Denies Coach Fac.
tory, where he is prepared to make PANEL
EOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES,
DC. &c. ss
I will also make TABLES. DESKS, BOOK.
CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur.
niture DC.
| will keep constantly on hand ready made
COFF1NS of the best material and finest fin
ish, either polished or covered, all of wl,cl,
! will deliver to any point in the district free
OF charge with hearse or upon railroad if de.
sired in direction. ~.
All work done warranted as good as the best
and scheap according. Ten per cent off for
casll. on all work done by me.
cBaFor reference, apply to any gentleman
in the Incorporation. G. G. BOWERS.
June %, 1856. ~ If r
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Water Proof Warehouse.

RI - a'THEsubscriberhns taken 32N-,--k
the Planters W ater Proof sNag
Ware House. formerly occupied by Mr.
John Usher, Sr., and by strict attention to
business, he hopes to merit liberal share Of
! The patronage of the generous public of the
upper and; Cotton ngrowing districts. ~
IS. The IN Ware House Eis above high water mnrk,
high and dry" and more. secure from FIRE
shan any other Ware House IN Town.
Iswin also attend to receiving and
my eares -; .sst. - &c. n REMMTvE y
~ aaamssnrg sasstarg Sept. !, 1855. ii; I9-1m
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NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD,
Messra. PERRYMAN G. WALLEF

Messrs. PERRYMAN & WALLER
WOULD Inform the public that they have
" associated Mr. SAMUEL PEREYMAN
with then, for the purPo; of carrying on the
Mercantile Business
on more extensive scale; the style of the firm
will now be PERRYMAN, WALLER d co.
at both New Market and Greenwood.
We would also say to our friends that we
nave taken much pains in selecting our Goods
for the Spring trade, therefore we would re-
spccttully solicit an examination at least, ms we
tlnttcr ourselves that for excellence and variety
OF styles We cannot be surpassed (f cquallcd)
by any stock over before offered in this mar
ket. PERUVIAN, WALLER l. co.
March 10, 1855 80 ON
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House and Lot for Sale !!
Oct IL, 1866

THE subscriber being deeirous of moving
i into the country, offers for safe his Place
in the Village of Lowndsville, consisting Of a
DWELLING HOUSE, and Lot containing
twelve Acres, Blacksmith Shop and Car.
riagee Shop. These Buildings are all new
and in good condition. They will be sold to.
gether or separately to suit the purchasers
Lowndesville, S. 6, sept.;s 8, 1855 .sia.tf
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$4,000

M:A WORTH of valuable LANDS for sale
Hiii in Anderson and l'icksns District, inclu-
ding some TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On
one tract thereis good
Saw Mill and Grist Mill,
and water power sufficient for a Wool and
Cotton Factory and an Y other machinery.
The LAMBS need, no recommend ndation as
they are No. Il and no mistake. Likely Ne
groeswill he takep tat fair prices in part pay
ment Terms made easy
Address the undersigned .at.Walton's, Ford,
1lahersllam County. Georgia; or. he may be
found miles East of Jnrrct's Bridge Piekens
District, sc. R. "A. GILMER.
July Q, 1865. 9 If
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FOR SALE.

I OFFER for Sale my House and Lot -
l. in the Village of Due West. The Hiii
lmprov cmcnts are good. There is about Thir.
ty-fve Acres. a part of it Woodland, con.
nected herewith.
bargain rnny be had by early application.
| would call the attention more especially OF
Physicians desiring Location for Practice, to
this Property. KOBT. A. ARCHER.
October so, 1855. 26tf
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ED WARD ESTFIELD
Abbcvillc Court FHOuse.

DETURNS thanks for past favors. ~
III and respectfully solicits a H@sM
continuance Of the same.
lie keeps constantly on hand, of his own man.
ufacture. Large Assortment of SADDLES.
HARNESS, BRIDES MARTINGALES. dc.
Also. WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS and BITS.
Being practical workman. he is prepared to
make to order all kinds of Saddles, Harness and
Military Equipments, at short notice. and at as
low prices AS any other establishment.
70 Particular attention paid to all kinds of
Repairing. I
June 8, 1854. Sc tf
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NEGRO GOODS.

CCIILEY'S GEORGIA PLAINS.
~ BROGANS, BLANKETS, Gc.,
The ]nrgest stock ever brought to this place.
and will he sold for Casl, at prices which will
compare with the Charleston, Columbia or Au-
gusta markets Call and see them ut
CHAMBERS & MARSHALLS.
Oct Q
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NEW TAILOR SHOP

AT ABBEVILLE C. Fl.
INHE Undersigned respectfully informs the
4 citizens of Abheville village and Dis.
trlct TINT he has opened shop for the purpose
of carrying on the
Tailoring Business
on his own account. He will receive orders
spare no pains in cndeavoring to please his
customers, both in the quality Of his work and
pricce. BY strict attention to business, and a.
6lity to do good work, he hopes to secure a
share of patronage.
g Shop on Washington street, three doors
below the "Aiarshal House."
: Nov. Q, 1885 7m] FREDERICK IVES.
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Estate Notice,

Estate Notice.
THE Sale NOTES Of the Estate Of James
Il II. Tusten, deceased, are now due and
will be put in suit il not. paid sson.
All debts due to him in his Lifetime which
are not yet paid, will also be put in suit with
out discrimination.
Persons Indebted may rely on paying Costs
if thia notice is not attended to. = : .sss-
-. e.. SAMUEL TUSTEN, -,
~ ~ Administrators. :
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HsOOEKs s.OIfTssl5s; 4

q SO e @OUs,rs sj
[lEHE HoSts Notes sna skccosyin sof shs,tsta
al of pRE HESTER 7ss
Snsd syfnent df fl,s Sof
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: FALL IRADE.
IS" POPULARfPRICEs,
Ward, Burclnard e Co.,
AUGUSTA, GA,
\ RE Now opening their. FALL and WIN.
IL TER supplies Of
Choice Family Dry Goods,
selected with great care from recent importa.
tions, and comprising an assortment which. for
Richness, Variety and Extent,
is not usually found in this market. As thew
now have the reputation of selling FIRST
CLASS GOODS, upon much Lo,cer Scale of
Prices than they have been usually bought
here, they beg TO assure their friends in
Abbeville District
that they intend to keep up this standard of
a fair remunerative profit. To Cash and
Tro'nPt Paying Customers, and meme others,
We shall offer
Great Inducements
to visit our Establishment.
Our Stock consists, in part. of the following:
DRESS GOODS,
RICH VELVET BKoCADED SILKS:
NOISE ANTIQUE SILK, In Black and
Colors;
New and Beautiful Shades of PLAIN and
kEPPED SILKS. rcry heayy and rich:
PLAIN and STRIPED Silks. in creat va
BLACK, ITALIAN and TAFFETA SILKS:
SILK ROBES, SATIN TURK: CASH.
MERES; DELAINES; AMELINE CLOTHS:
PLAID STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH
MERlNOS, nll shadess 81"
Plain DELAINES; Persian CLOTHS: En-.
gliSh. French aud American CALICOES and
GlNGlIANIS;
CALICO ROBES. de-; Black BoMpAz1SEs:
CANTON GRAPES; CANTON CLOTHS:
, Black CIALLIES and ALPACCAS EN-.
HRoiDERIES and LACE GOODS, of every
descriptions:
EVENING DRESS GOODS. in every variety.
Mems and Boys Wear.
CLOTHS CAsSIMERES; vESTINGS:
T"EEDS. DC, DC.
FOR FAMILY USE.
Bath, Whitney md Rose BLANKETS Lin
Ell and Cotton SIIEETINGS; PILLOW CASE
Linens and Cottons
Red, White, Grey. Green. Blue, Welsh, Sax.
ony and Domestic FLANNELS:
Shaker FLANNELS; Plain and Figured
Sacque FLANEELS TABLE DAMASK:
DOlLIES; NAPKINS; WINE CLOTHS:
TOWELlNGS; Lncc and Muslin CURTAINS:
Curtain MATERIALS FRUIT CLOTHS;
Colored and White DIMITIES; Huckabuck
and Birds Eye DIAPERS &C.,
PLANTATION GOODS,
Negro BLANKETS; Georgia and Kentucky
PLAINS Cotton OSNABURGS; Georgia
STRIPES; DC.
eB- Orders filled with the most careful At
tcntion, and all Goods warranted.
WARD, BURCHARD d co.
Sept Il 20 If