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Il next year number of good men and boya work on
the Orange Alexandria railroad different points from
Rock Fish Lynchburg for which liberal hire will paid
jan 3d&cts SCOTT a. ADANS
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Postponcmcnf-Thea above sale is postponed until N

18Th January. Liam sd2nwtl9th ian
NOIasF.-S Negroes % saic.-Nill be sold q the
~ highest bidder Amherst Court House the 21s dsy
January lrJ6 the following valuable Slaves belonging
the OF ID H. Tapsco decd To wit Mustpha, good
Blacksmith Ann an extra Washer with her child
CIda,) Robert and Shadrick
Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed and paya
bic the LIST day OF Jannary 1857 will be required
Il. :. q JSo. T. ELLIS, Admrsuf
ID. II. TAPSCOTT, deed.
krnbp 70 II 1rE6 ian Tcoa
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WILLIAM 9: MILLER. .1sse 81 Ch..iss

WILLIAM q. MILLER, date 81 Chortoeee
" CAMPBELL) with a view Of engaging permanent
ly In tho Commission bnsln, located himself with the
large house Of IL O. HAnpf Co. No 80 Sycamore street.
next to Powcs Hotel Petersburg Va where his friends and
the public he supplied tho favourable terms with
Peruvian Government Gusno and other Fertses Improved
Agricultural Implements Machinery &c All orders for
GOODS and eonsgnmens OF Produce promptly and faithfully
attended to.
Intending his whole talents and constant at
iention the business with fidelity which deserves
attend all business entrusted TO him. he respectfully
noets behalf Mcssrs H. G. II. Co, lib.
.ral parnnnsn. Ian 7-3tW In Il
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THE REV J. l.. PRICHARD, for three or nr ss pasto'
of the Baptist Church of this city preached his last sermon
here Sunday having accepted call to Wilmington, N e.
by his energy taeats and devotion has done m"eh 'o
his Church in this place with r1grct that bis
congregation part with him
lnarned WHO'S to be bis smce cssor hera
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niSSOLGTION- The Concern Of Taylor,
IL T1NSLEY & Co.and + c S. FERGUSON & co. isthis
day dissolved by limitation Either of the parties may
the name of the concern in winding up the business
JOHN OTEY TAYLOR
7 /. TINSLEY,
r. c. $. FERGUSON.
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&ANTONuNE, CHlNOIDINE, OILS, ROSE
~ Goranum Cronolla, Gelane Cocoa &c. just received
ny nov gItsl X. STABLER co.
4 TREAT PUBLIC SALE Of Ready Made
~ CLoTHISd-The stock of JACOR NEWMAN Dorm
efly Apple Newman IL being closed greatly
duccd prices lo will stock from year
and In order to clear his shelves his
he has put the price low that Superne Clothing placed
within the REACH Of ALL and hundreds
Of the surrounding counties supply themselves prices
much lower than they have formerly paid
goods Intend closingout the splendid stock Of Appel
Newman possible aud intend offering
great bargains Every really good cheap,
fashionable clothing should tail TO visit the
JACOB NEWMAN,
Corner Of Main and Market SITS, Lynchburg, Va.
lam
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UJEDFOHD TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE.
D-Iwish sell the TRACT OF LAND which was CON
1851 by Joshua Thomas containing $50 acres
part and part the West side of the No business
Mountain.
man. who a good judge, aud who has examnedh says
the greater part good Tobacco land There but little
cleared twill he sold either for cash or 'redt
Mr. B. Rice who lives it. will show II 20 those who wish
10 examine H. iuov 2slclawtsl MICAJAH DAVIS. JR
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II NJ !"
subscriber begs leave inform his friends and
country, thai he will leave for the North
fore leaving he most respectfully soiets
stock Ready Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
comprising all articles to be found in Clothing
Tailoring establishment and will be disposed OF on terms
which will insure quick sales in order room the
Spring stock have hand assortment of Garnet
Bags which will be sold than Northern prieos
Don't forget the place to get great bargains
THOS. w. ROYSTON,
ian Its No As Sycamore p,terehnr,
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Amherst Co. II, Jan 9Th. ls56. jan 7c2awtds
",CToRy Iny uE,r AND IsIyrIfRES FOR

UNiCTORy FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR
II SAILING privately until Tuesday, the
18th January the large and well arranged TOBACCO
FACTORY l.. Dudley II rented privately before
will then hr offered for public auction
the premises the time and place VIII offer for
sale all the FfXFtR RES heretofore used by sad Dudley
These Fixtures excellent condition. md well worthy the
consisting In part F Presses
large number Mills Bands ScRmcnis, Wrenches, and In
necessary the prosecution of extensive
business who would desire the house the
Fixtures would he sold bargain, aud liberal terms To
any desiring engage in the business this property offers
splendid opportunity.
PLEASANT PRESTON tr.,.,a..
ED'WD. u. CHRISTIAN, ''"''''''
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SANrA CI.AU. IN To~NEAi r. ". %

SANTA CLAUS IN TOWN!-At r. w. Rsy.
- sToN's CLOTHING STORE 10. -, sycamore street.
Petersburg be found complete assortment Of Gents
Wearing Apparel consisting of Overcoats varying In price
81 50 to S40 Taas 81 to $50; Shaws ~ 50 to go
and Frock Goats O. 50 S0 Pants 81 25 to e6 Vests
81 D s2 Wooden and Cotton silk Under Shirts and Draw
Linen Shirts from Use tn 50 So 80 dozen Collars OF vari
Neck Tics and Stocks; 100 dog
Gloves SILK, Cotton and Wooan Hose extensive ~
soment of Travelling Bags Trunks and faes all OF which
offered ut prices which cannot fail to please.
All orders for work promptly attended 10 on the
shortest notice. A. My goods arc all made
the manner, and warranted to well The poor
reh the lsborer and the at leisure each
find goods suit his taste aud
III "
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" PRICES payable In FULL without DEDUCTION
u One Prize to every 20 Tickets
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NOU GAN ~ WATCHES, JEWERl
SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS at -

NOu CAN No y WATCHES, JEWE1Hs
u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at r
wholesale retail every variety and style, allow "a
prices by calling NOWLANS, sign of the Ea l&,
gle No "a, Sycamore street. Petersburg, Va, where
you win He has ret,rned from the Nor
he and Importers with the largest and most
Watches Jewey, Silver Ware and
Fancy offered In this State Would not be better
you his magnificent Stock and At
20 all his GODS for cash. and sell
than tho regular prices for the quality
You also have your Watches and Jewelry
the and short notice. and always get
fashionable Goods In exchange for
money.
Remember thcsplace, sign of tho Eagle No a. Sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va THOMAS NOWLAN
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j MODEL PIANO-ln this Of Improvement when
ude farms ships and the like In r.
NASH has direction the manufacture of Model Piano
In which NIL essentials tho costly instruments
combined for the moderate Of three hundred and sixty
dollars Its richness OF simplicity and beauty Of design,
style Of finish &C. all unite render II perfectly unique
tits constructed to be used In any portion OF room, with
equal advantage to tho eye and ear
We have forty Pianos, nearly all differ
Ing In style finish and price, which will sell good
In Petersburg be had at the North South Fast
West, and every Instrument warranted. n. y. NASH
dee Plano Forte Dealer PetprsburR.
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yUyO Hon sekecpcrs-We have on hand Fine French
and English mustards, in tin, bottles and by the pound
Worcestershire Sauce Capers divers Pure Spices of all
kinds ground whole MADEIRA Wine and best French
Brandy Table OIL Vest Powders. &c, &c For sale Mt
: j. II. THOMPSON a. cos
doc 25dScf Drug Store.
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Sale of Estate Property!
VALUABLE LANDS AND NEGROES T.
On Long Crcdft!!y

ny virtue Of his last Will and Testament. +
- will sell on the 9th day Of November
next, ut the late Residence Of C. w. Mani
deceased, "all the Real and Personal Property"
A valuable Tract of Land, containing E;gbt
Hundred and Fifty.five $3.50 Acres 1subiect
to re-survey--thc plat to be exhibited on cav
Of sale.) On the Premises are large and com.
Portable Dwelling House, Gin House and
screw, ana nil necessary Out Houses. The 10.
cation is desirable, and the situation elevated
and healthy. ''o
Also, all the Personal Property, consisting Of
several Likely Negroes tho Crop of Cotton
Corn and Fodder; the Stock of Horses, Mules
Cattle. Hogs and Sheep, and nil articles Of
every kind of House or Plantation Furn;turo
belonging to said Estate
IERNS.-The Personal Property will ho.
sold on IL crdit of twelve months; and the
Real Estate on credit of one, two and three
years i'll equal annual instalmcnts, the last
payment to bear interest one year immediately
preceding the time of its falling due :: aII ~.
be secured by Note and Security. aud a, mort
gage OF the premises if necessary
j. ". HEARST, Executor.
Sept. Is, 1856. 2O.It.
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Bite Of Rattle Snake Cured in Five
Minutes

Jicssr. Perry Davis Il Son-Gents A ner-
chant of Linoens, in this State, informs me
thnt recently one of his sons was severely bit
ten OH the leg by rnttlcsnnke. from the effects
of which he suffered most dreadfully. The
family chnncing to have some of Perry Davis
Pain Killer in the house Immediately commence
ed bathing the bitten place, without knowing
whether it would not afford the least relief.
but surprising as it may seem, the poison was
soon observed to cxudc from the wound, and in
five or ten minutes the young man fell asleep
entirely free from pain, or any effect from the
bite, except the flesh wound, which healed very
soon. BY giving publicity to the fact in your
pamphlet designed for the southern and west.
ern distribution and such countries as poison
ous reptiles more or less abound, it might serve
the cause uphumanity, and be the means of sup
plying an article, the want of which has long
been exp crienccd
Yours respectfully, H. BLAKSLY,
2o-1J St. Louis, Mo.
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Bring your Baskets.

We would remind our readers that
the great Temperance District Mass Meet
ing comes on Tuesday next; and as the
Dinner is to.be Pic Mic one, we would
further suggest that all those who can pos
sibly do SO should bring basket Of the
good or the substantial things eatable along
with them. There will be no danger of
having too much. We look for hundreds
from other Districts to join with US that day
IN the glorious work, and we ought not and
must not 's'ffer them to 60 away empty"
so bring up your contributions to the feast,
all ye Of Abbeville District, who are mas
ters or mistresses Of the pantry and dairy.
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Iron TILE INDEPENDENT PRESS
Brooks Dinner.

NINETY-SIx DEpoT, Oct. 3, 1856.
. The several Committees Of the Fourth
Congressional District met and made the
following programme, viz
President Of the Day DR.. S. v. Cain.
Vice Presidents DIR. J. p. Watts,
Col. G. A. Addison, Col. J. II. Irby, DR..
]. J. Wardlaw, DR.. Peter Moonc, DR..
Thos. Lake, N. McCants, Esq, Col. L.
Boozer, DR.. John Logan, Gen. Kinard, j.
P. Carroll, Esq, Col. NJ. c. Hammond,
Col. J. +. Marshall, Edward Noble, Esq,
c. p. Sullivan, Esq.
Orator of the Day Gen. S. McGowan.
Committee Of limitation Col. A. Sim
kins, DIR. f. R. Calhoun, Gen. James Gil
lam, Capt.R Cunningham, DIR. w. L. Tenn,
pleton, Thos. Thomson, Esq, A. c. Gar,
lington, Esq, Gen. p. Quattlebum.
Committee Of Reception Col. B. T.
Watts, Col. A. NJ. Smith, Dr.. Robt. E.
Campbell, James NJ. Baxter, Esq, Capt.
William Hill, Freeman Martin, II. II. Stalls,
worth, w. J.. Andrews, DR.. Moses raggart,
DR.. George II. Waddel, Saml Perrynan,
Capt. J. r. Tarrant, DR.. w. l.. Anderson,
Col. b. Il. Herndon, Maj. J. X. Vance, Capt
J.. w. Livingston, w. c. Moragne, Esq,
Joseph ALney, Esq, John Smiley, Capt
J. I. Parks, Col. B. w. Ball, Il. B. Camp.
bell, Esq, N. S. McCants, John B. Sample,
DIR. II. Goldman, John +. Barrett, Maj. c.
Suber, DR.. Job. Boozer.
Committee Of arrangements w. N.
Moore, Col. w. A. Williams, James W.
Richardson, DR.. Thos. Lake, Dr.. J. w.
Calhoun, Maj. r. A. Griffin, Jas. Creswell
r. NJ. White, NJ w. Stewart, Capt. James
". Fcoshe, Albert King, Stapmore Brooks
johnson Sale, DR.. w. II. Davis, Henry
Beard, Simeon CLANCY, Capt. w. Garter,
Jones Fuller, II. G. Griffin, w. N. Blake, T.
C. Lipscomb, J. w. Child, G. w. Iollo-
way.
Me~shal Of the Day Col. I. J.
Roberts.
Deputy Marshals Maj. L. ". Car
vile, Capt. WIN. Perryman, Capt. John
Boozer, Capt. W. W. Griffin.
7reasurers DR.. 7. S. Blake, DIR. j.
w. Calhoun, James ". Richardson.
tits desirable that the subscriptions Of the
Fourth Congressional District should be
forwarded Immediately to the Treasures.
The ladies especially and the public gen.
orally are invited.
The Edgefield Band will attend on the
occasion.
JOHN w. CALHOUN, sec'ry.
Sept. II, 1856.
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Aead-Quariers.

n1<SDfSR LNO--1t'3 Scs $40 4isf-' -! r."Fv.y i
I'm Conformity to the Order. from Gen. Wa.
l. WEE; the Eighth Regiment of 8. C. Militia
will parade for Review and, Drill at. NOR
ROWS OLD FIELD, on Tuesday fhe 8Ofh
September instans at 10 o'clock, Il. N. The
Commissioned aisa non .Comnnission Cd Oficers
will sttend the day previous for tirilrtand. In.
spection. -
Captains. commanding Beat Companies vii,
order oht the. pioneers II tiieir respectite com
MIN d. ~ s va assf ,Sss!;;f ), = ~.
= Volunteer Comp6uiss win Do 4 Minhtsiy in.
spectea Andths Books of Beat Companies ex.
Maj. W. M. Rogers and Nal j. d. Ginning.
ham wih e1tend this order throughout their
BY order Of Col H Il. Halaxs,s
Sept. II, 1855. 2a-2s
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Citation

By WILLIAM HILL. ESQ, Ordinary Of Able
vile District:
WHEREAs John B. Sample has, applied
w to me for Letters "of Administrators.
on oil and singular the goods aiid clratfels.
rights and credits of, Rev. James Lloyd, ;late7
Of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These arc, therefore, to cite and adlmonfsh ALI
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of tue.
said deceased, n be and appear bsfafe. me, Its
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District;
to be holden at Abhcville Court House, ON the.
twenty. .fomtl day Of ofSeptember inst. TO show
cause, if apy,Swhy the said administration sl,ould
not be granted. 'a '''''- "+'''" $50 -
g Given under my hand and seal, this eighth
day of September in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred. and fifty.six.
and in the eighty first year of Amerisnn.
.cs independents ~ =. ,:.-.r,3 (. T.
sept 8, 1850. 27' S' . lS-2tT'i
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The Temperance Pic Mo.

Ihe following named gentlemen com
pose the Committee of Arrangements of
the PIC Mic, to held on the 23d instant, to
collect provisions, &C.:
James II. Cobb, Chm, James NJ. Perrin,
John McLaren, John G. Wilson, John G
'3askin, Townes Robertson, r. A. Fair
John Enright, A. L. Gray, John McBryde,
N. r. Cochran, w. L. Nichols, George
Woodhurst, Dr. J. w. w. Marshall, DR.. D.
J.Jo.dan.
And also the following are committee
to collect and disburse what funds NAV he
necessary TO meet the incidental expenses
Of thsPic Nc:
p. Edward Westfeld, Il. T. Tusteu and
John Gray. ...,t
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FOR TIE INDEPENDENT rREss.1
The South Carolina ColIepe.

Auo ooutn Safonna college.
The opposition to this noble Institution,
now prevalent in certain quarters, is evi-
dence Of two things, namely The exist.
ence and upheavings amongst US Of low
down demagogueism, in the frs: place ;
and most egregious error, that of con
founding the abuse with the use of thing,
in the second.
Let US look at the second first. A pro-
fessor of religion, member Of Christian
Church, is a great rascal-a hypocrite-
anything you please but pious man. Is
that any argument against religion-against
the Church, to which he bclongs9 But that
is the sort Of argument which great states
men-men called upon for their opinions
upon this subject-eand;date for the Leg
islature-usc, by Which to gull the people.
Such as have any sense at all know better
than this, and it is sheer hypocrisy in them
to use it. Carried out in form. the argu-
ment is this: There are three out of every
five, say. for instance, who graduate in this
College, who turn out good-for-nothing
members Of society-who strut, sit and
loaf about the country, and our villages,
and cities, nuisanees rather than. useful citi-
zens-Rho, in fact, consume the fruits OF
others labor without contributing an iota
towards producing those fruits themselves.
Hence, the argument that the College is
useless, But does it require a grain ); Of
senseto see that the College is not TO be
blamed for this, any more than the Church,
or religion, is to be blamed for bad mem.
bers I The cause for this is to be found at
tho door of parents. Let parents cram their
sons pockets full of money and send them
10 any college, Before they are msn--besore
they have beardson their faces-before they
have ever taught them to work at home at
some useful employment 7-Before they have
ever taught them the uss; of'money---aud
the important lesson; which most parents
now never, teach their children at ALL that
labor, and constant, labos at that, Of some
kind, At some honofable employment, ia
the most respectable style of man--les all
this be doue--and, all this Is aH the %
lnow.-aDd any body might knowin advance
that the rssifitt of &c would be Just such
Imembes. Il society q those alluded d
Let tbsconttasy aogfee pc puyued. Let %.
lrantS Keen their 0kildrAuS IT Home .t;II ia,
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Notice.

'1N1IE time of the Dinner to be given at
l. Nincty-Six in honor of the Hon Pres
ton S. Brooks has been changed from the lst
to the 3D. of October next The Committees
are requested, without fail, to meet at Ninety
Six on the llth"f September instant, to make
arrangements The papers in this Congress.
sional District will please extend this notice.
y. McCANTS,
s. Y. CAIN,
T. S. BLAKE,
j. W. CALHOUN,
Il. G. GRIFFIN,
J. ". RICHARDSON.
Nincty-SiS, Sept. 4, 1886. l9-td
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HEAD. QUARTERS,
9th Regiment, 8. G. Mi

VtU NeEIWeHC, .. .: MIQGl8.-
TNHE upper and lower Battalion, h.,
l. comprising the 9th Regiment 4Xh
Infantry South Carolina, Militia, will Parade
near Lomax's, on Thursday the I'd of October
next. '' :
The Commissioned and non.C Commissioned
Officers will assemble the day previous for
Drill and Instruction by 10 O'clock, A. N.
Captains commanding Beat Companies will
order out the Pioneers in their respective
Commands. go
The Jocassee Band will attend on the 81
October. Lieut. Col. Clinkscales and Major.
Hodges are charged with the extension of this
order throughout their respective Commando
BY order of Col Il. j. Roberts.
J. ]. ADAMS. Adj't..
Sept. IL, 1856. l9-2t
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Wistar's Isalsaln in Vermont.

TrRNBRlnGE, ORANGE Co., VI, Nov. 25
Mr. Seth w Fomie-Dcar Sir One wear
ag" Inst June, was violently attacked with n
cold and cough, with lame side and stomach,
and wns not free from n cough during that
summer. In December following, my cough
Increased to nm alarming extent, so that during
that winter lost about thirty-ive pounds of
flesh. and physicians, with whom advised,
could give me no relief. I heard of the beneti
cial effects of IV'st0r's Balsam Of Irld Ch-rry,
by friend, who had received the greatest ben
chit by the use of the article, and wns inclined
to make trial of it myself l had not taken
up one bottle before wns completely cured,
and from that day to this, have not been trou.
bled with cough. can cheerfulIy recon.
mended it to all, as being remedy of great
value. FREEMAN NOYLFS.
None genuine unless signed I. Bur1s on the
wrapper
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The Democrats Of Rhode Island held
mass meeting at Providence on the Sd in
slant. "Great enthusiasm was manifested"
Hon. Philip Allen presided. The meeting
was addressed by Hon. A. SmalEey, of Yer.
mont, Hon. w. Sayles, of Providence, Hon.
Nathan Porter, of Cranston, and others.
Letters were read from Hon. Lewis Cass,
Rufus Choate, John Van Buren, Howel
Cobb, and others, regretting their inability
to be present.
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Crack Shots.

A trial Of skill between two acrack shots
of our city, came off day before yesterday
at the ranch of T. o. selby, Esq, below the
r street leyee. The shooting was between
Dr.. Downes and T. o. Selby, with the Doc.
tors Wesson rife-distance two hundred
yards, at a target of two and half inches
in diameter. They fired ten shots each
Five of Selby's> were centre shots; and
could be covered with dime; the other
FIVE ranged from half to three quarters oi
an inch from the centre. Nine of Dr.
Downes' shots were centre shots, all bro
ken in together, and could be. covered with
a half dollar; the whole ten shots could be
covered with dollar.
This.was snch shooting as we never saw
before, and the marksmen may we'll be
proud of it. The Doctor has borne the
palm for years rs being the best rifle shot
in the State, but Selby crowds him mar
rowly, and the fact that the rife was the
Doctors. favorite rife and new to Selby,
gave the Doctor slight advantage. The
Doctor is ready to challenge any man or
any two men in the State, to shoot against
Selby and himself any distance from 100
to 1000 yards, for a. thousand dollars. We
should like to see the challenge taken.
ia,f &C.: i, ,iest California aAmeyfcan.
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Advertisements.

We would respectfully call attention to
the several new advertisements in this issue,
and especially that Of Messrs. Israel e.
Brussel, who have received their Fall stock
of goods, and are ready to serve an unlim-
tied number of customers.
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Ambrotypes.
AlnhbrOtypc DeaIc

GtAN now respectfully say to the Ladies' and
" Gentlemen around about ALbcville, that
the CAR is completed, and he is now taking
some of the finest, best and prcttest AmLro-
types that have ever been taken in the United
States. Ills outfit is inferior to none, and ho
knows he can copy the "human face divine" on
Glnss rs good rs any artist. Portraits or Ia
guerreotypes faithfully copied and set in Pins,
Rings, Lockets, or any of the various kinds Of
Cases.
lie will remain in town a short time, and will
take pleasure in pleasing all who may favor
him with a cnll.
Pictures taken as we'll in cloudy MS in clear
weather. Operating hours from until l
o'clock.
Sept. 10, 1856. loft
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MARR

At Abbeville Court House, on the 18th inst,
by the Rev. Mr.. j. +. Gilbert, Mr.. JAMES w.
IRWIN Of Abbevllc, and Miss SUSAN WOOD.
HURST Of Pett Sussex County, England.
A handsome slice of the wedding cake ac
compu MED the above notice, and wa, duly ap
Preciated by us nll. May the largest measure
of happiness attend the welded.