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House and Lot for Sale,

nN the 18th day OF December next will offer for
~ sale In the town Of Philadelphia, Monroe county,
Tennessee, HOUSE AND LOT, the property OF Mary NJ
Backson, decd directed by her will. 20 per cent
will be required to be paid down--the balance on a
credit OF six and twelve months Note aud good seeu.
ry will be required, and lea retained the Hous-
and Lot until the purchase money Is paid.
ARCH'D DACOsE, Executor.
Oct 80, 1s57-,t-I,5
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PROPHECY VERIFIED.

snI-,- 49,. 60. ,. A..
Ihe 'ono""s s I'm 80
livered 10 the v. .. cenase, Marcn u iooo'
lby Dir. Seward, 10 one Of the most remarka-
~. ;n.tances of prophecy fulfilled, TO be
80 a, a., ,,o,;.,c., annals. A tbsorv m
iou".
exactly vefiheu oy 'he occurrences Vi '"e re-
suit predicted must commend itself to think
inc minds 10 correct. Il requires but anoth.
:. .v.,.;,s of the deductiye faculty 70 teach
..,-,. a.. ..,..,..,.. c.....,a :.
u 'na. w""ss'"s '"' or"' 'o'e' 80
inevitably incident 10 the Pohcy tneu pur-
sued, might have been avoided by the substi-
,,tion of a different rIolicy-so the surest
80 40, n. n, Al. .do,t;o, &C ,ho r.m.d,
rens' nv" w.
indicated oy uhe spe"ke''-ro','c'ans VINO
have been so taken by surprise by the Imam
cinl crash TINT has Frustrated the business of
Al. country. and ore so at , loss fo, the neans
", ~. e....'n III. ,.ni ~ -, a.
OF ea'''a'''" ,'"' we '""' WIZ w wei, W
ponder without prejudice what Is here SAID
"Mr. President, we are told by the honora.
bic Senator from, N. Carolina (Mr. Badger)
that we must adopt either the tariff project
before us or his amendment, because the rail.
road interest requires relief.
"This brings mo back to the precise ques.
ton which discussed here few days ago.
think, Sir, that the restoration of the bust.
ness Of railroad building to a henlthy state
requires US either to leave II to work out its
own cure, or else to adopt remedy very DIFF
fsrent from what is bore proposed--a remedy
which will stimulate production of the raw
material and of fabrics by manufacture.
Anything short Of this will fail to give my
Rue to the general financial system of the
antry, now SO much deranged. The trou.
M with which we are coutending arose
>eycessiye importations. The project
be1ore us tends to reduce duties, and so to
encourage and stimulate imports still more.
II is a fever Of ohich zoe are sick. You pro-
pose to add fuel to the fame that is consuming
US. gIltt -
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HARDWARE and Carpenters' Tools
Ii Bench Planes, Saws Chisels, Augers, Boring Ma
chimes, nellows, Chain Pumps and Fixtures, Gate
Hinges, Nails and Brads, and nearly every thing else
that workman wants, just received and for sale by
Oct 90 G. W. ROSS.
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" Col. Fremont came as a passenger
from California, in the Quaker City, at New
York.
Senator Broderick was passenger in the
Star ofthe West, which reached New York
Yesterday.
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Tape Worm Cured by DR.. M'Lane
CELEBRArED vRRMIFUGR.-

CELgBRArED vRRMrFuGE.-
NEW YoRK, August 2, 1852.
certain lady In this city tesfes that, after using
DR.. MLanes vermifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros Of
Pittsburgh, she passed tape worm ten inches long
and has no hesitation in recommending It to every per-
son afflicted with worms; as In her opinion, 1t far ex
cells every other remedy now In The name Of the
lady and further particulars, be learned by calling
on Mrs. Hardie, Manhattan place, or L. l.. Theall,
Druggist, corner Of Rutger and Monroe streets.
Purchasers will careful to ask for DR.MLANE's
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE manufactured by FLEMING Bros,
OF Pittsburgh, Pa. All other vermfuges in compari-
worthless. DIR. MLanes genuine vermfuge,
also, his celebrated Liver Pills, can be had at all
spectacle drug stores. None genuine toithot the sig
nature Of (48) FLEMING BROS.
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H- Every man that is capable Of doing
u secret injury 10 coward,
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VNIMOTHY SEED.-A small lot Fresh limo
Nov. Is. !. X. REEDER.
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Committed to Jail,

- IN Washington, Rhea CO., Ten.
I'm nessee, on the 2d day of November
kuk 1857, two NEGRO MEN, One says
NN his name is Ben, and that he be-
M longs to Nathaniel Ewing, of Lee
III county, Virginia. Said boy is about
SA 20 years of age, five feet eight or
nine inches high, and weighs about $50 lbs;
dark color. The other boy says his name is
John, and that he belongs to James Shelton,
of Smyth county, Virginia. Said boy is about
25 years old, about five feet ten inches high,
and weighs about l75 or $50 lbs, and dark
color. The owners of said slaves are request
ed to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away, or they will be
dealt with as the law directs
ELIJAH L. RUDD, Tailor. d
Now 10, 1s57.-tf ATT
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E,ive Conts Reward.

Five Cents Re~ard.
WILL give the above reward for the delivery Of
d Vim. Kelly to me-a boy who was bound to ms BIZ
the County Court OF Monroe county, Tenn Said boy 10
nineteen old In February next about Ave feet ten
inches high, black hair, blue eyes, weighs about lao lbs
hereby notify all persons not to trade with harbor
said boy, for fear of legal process Of Law. =
II. b. YEARW0OD.
sweetwater, Tenn, Oct. 80, 1857 -3,-IJ5.
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Notice.

SACK SALT.-A Small Lot just received and
- for sale by j. NJ. HENDERSON,
Nov 9th, 'b7-416
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EcoEoMY BEooMISe FAsHroNABLE.--The
New York Mirror has the following: y

New York Mirror has the following:
ave have reason to believe that simplicity
and economy in living and dress will be the
prevailing style in high life in the great me.
tropolis, during the coming season. 1t will
be voted maurais ton MS we'll AZ bad taste to
indulge in expensive habits. Good taste In
dress, equipage and social appointments, IL,
after all, but the highest expression Of what
the French call onpendbla--appropria and
harmonious to the occasion. II Is not con.
renable TO dress richly when the whole COM
mercial world Is under cloud nor is it
graceful for n lady to display her jewels
wheniher husband, or her brother, or even
her lovef is on the brink OF failure, or has
passed the Rubicon, which separates worldly
prosperity from heart racking calamity"
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NsvER DEsrAiR!--lf the country would
but heed the philosophy which never despairs,
but encourngeously looks forward and sfrtig.
giles for brighter future, the "hard times
would soon yield before the manly and hope
full courage with which they were combat
ted. II Is 10 the weak and feeble despon-
dency which easily lnpses into want Of
confidence in self and in others, more than
to any real causes adequate to produce 1t,
that the present paralysis and stagnation Of
business is attributable. Surely, there has
been long enough exhibition Of that phase
of the weakness of human nature. II is
quite time that men, and public institutions,
should have censed to be frightened at their
own shadows. Bring forward the produce
sell it-pay your debts--help those who de-
serve it--and 60 forward again, in confidence
and 10 hope. Never despair "Time, Faith,
Energy-the three friends God gives to the
poor,-wil bring us all round again.
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County Trustee.
az We are authorized and requested to announce
g. W. KIRKSEY candidate for County Trustees for
McMinn county, at the en'uing March election.
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DALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS
ID just received by tsept Al wM. BURNS.

TuyIMOTHY SEED.--A few bushels prime
Il clean rmothy Seed for sale by
Sept Ia J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Swan X Cos lotteries |!

70 be drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia. In public,
on Saturday, November tn, 1851.
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TuNURNING PHO WS.--Just received, a small
u lot of those celebrated Nashville Turning Flows,
which are for sale, cheaP. J. NJ. HENDERSON.
July II
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SALES STORM AY. !,
Sherif's Sale.


Y virtue of sundry Writs of Fiera Facias
1D to me directed will sell at AbbeviIle
Court House, Oh the first Monday and Tuesday
in MAY next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following PROPERTY, to wit:
200 acres of I.and, more or less, bounded by
lands of D. NJ Rogers, NJ. q. Toman, aud 9th
crs, as the property of the Estate of Joseph
Mathews, ads a. Giles.
500 acres, more or less, bounded by w. T.
Jones, Jas: Kilingsworth, and Others rs the
property of J. I. Carter, ads. A. ii. Magec,
Henry Beard for ufiotlier, aud others
100 acres, more or less bounded by J. F.
Marshall, and others, us the property of James
Cunningham, ads. Thoe Gordon, and others.
SO Acres. more or lesa bounded by J. p Graves,
7. S. Gillebeau and others, rs the property of Is.
E. Gilbert. ads. d. o. Hawthorn and Others.
Negro boy John, rs the property of w. S
Robertson, ads. Enoch Nelson and others.
TERMS CASH.
IT II. COCHRAN, S. AID.
Sheriffs Office, April Is. 1857. 5l-,sd
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Election Notice.

pURSUANr to Writ of Election, issued
. IL by the Governor, and directed to the
Managers of Elections, for Abbeville District
there will be an election held III said District, on
the FIRST MONDAY and day following, in
MAY next for a Representative in Congress, tc
fill the uncxpred term of Hon. p S. BRooKs
deceased.
The election to be held at the following places
and conducted by the following persons, appoint.
ed Managers OF Elections for Abbeville District
by joint Resolution Of the Legislature of 1855: :
MANAGE7
Abbeviile G, II.-John ,LesIy, James A. Nc
Cord John A. Hunter.
Wnrreuton.-W. Fl. Brooks, VINO. -Pursly
tober, Wilson.
Callal"m's-Jn,nes NJ Carwile, BAIL, Gala.
ham. J. Ramsey Black. -
Lowndesve.s-T. T.. Cunningham, James
Clark. William Giles
Colhoun's Mills.-D. NJ. Rogers NJ. O. Tall
man, W II. Taggart &
Bradley McClane, A. T. -Widemaii,,
4. J. Weed.
White iiall.-Gen. P. II. Bradley, c. w
Sproull. J. /. Hearst.
Greenwood.-Dr s. v. Cain. james Crisw ILL.,
Albert Funk.
Woodville.-R. Il. Talbert, johnson Sale. Pc
DeadfalI-Augustus Cobb, RoLt. Jones, VIM
| Buchanan.
Scnff1etown-Wm. Maddox, Nqah r. Reeves
Benjamin M. Latimer. ..
Tribble, Store.-E. Tribble, Robert Stouckey
T. B. Milford.
Smithvllc.-SiIas Ray, Thomas Riley, A. II
Morton.
Frazierville.-J. W., Frazier, Leroy Purdy
Enoch Nelson
Stoney Point-Wm. D. Calhoun, THoma.
Stacy. Alexander IL. King. & -,
Mose!ey ey's-James G. Willard, Geo. L. Patter
snn, William Trewitt.
Cothrun's-James Fl. Widcman. John Ches
Cnpr. Robert Lites.
Due West Corner-Jas. r. McClinton, Wm
| Norton, Robert w. Hadden.
Cokesbury.-GeorgeA A. Allen, F. a. Conner
| Charles Smith.
SPeeHs-Augustus Smith, John Graves, Jno
Moseley.
Bordeaux.--AIexander Laramore, w. A. Gro.
| zier, Andrew. GuilleLeau.
Long Cane Mills. N. Cochran, T. J. Rob-
erts, George Nichols.
| Mount HiIl-Enoch Barmore, Andrew Prutt
james Plain.
Donald's Store.-J. F. Donnald,-J N. Sea
wright, r. Brownlee.
Ninety-Six Depoi.-R. r. Golding, w. b
MeriwetheT Thomas Nichols.
April I6. 1857 81 st.
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25 WITNESSES;
or, TIE FORGER CONVICTED

VIZ, IJiE tON&IER CoN flCTcD.
One Dollar Year--Circhlation over 100, 900
Copies Weekly.
1OIIN S. DYE is the author, who has had
- 10 years experienee us Banker and Pub
Usher, and Author of a sories of Lectures at the
Broadway Tabernacle. when, for ten successive
nights, over $4,000 people greeted him will,
rounds Of applause, while he exhibited tho man
ner in which Counterfriters execute Frauds, and
tho. Surest and Shortest Means Of Detecting
them!
The Bank Note Engravers all say that he is
the greatcs Judge Of Paper Money Living
Greatest Discovery of the present century for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes,
Describing every Genuine Bill in existence, and
exhiGEng, at glance, every Counterfeit III cir
caRRlk
Arranged so admirably that reference is easy
I'D Detection instantaneous.
GJ No index to cXamipe No pages to hunt
pl But so simplfed and arranged that the
1erchant. Banker and Business Man can see
ia a glance
English, French and Gernnlanl Thus each
lay read the same in his own Native Tongue.
'oSt Perfect Bank Note List Published !
ALSO, A LIST OF
All the Private Bankers in America.
EufoPe and Americaiwill he published in eucl,
sdilian,.together with all The Important NEWS
Of oF:THEsDAY. Also g
n. A Series of Tales, :
From an Old Manuscript found in the East 1t
furnishes the most complete Hi.tory Of ORIGI
NAL LIFE. describing the mos, prrplexing po-
s.tlons i'll which the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
that country have been SO often found. These
Stories continue throughout the whole year. and
will prove the most entertaining ever offered TO
the Public
u Furnished Weekly to subscribers, only at
81 year. All letters must he addressed TO
JOHN II. DYE, Broker,
Publisher and Proprietor, NJ Wall ST., New
York.
April 80, 1857 ly
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NOTICE..

TN CONSEQU ENCE of the destruction of
IL our Mill by fire, the firm of F. A. CONNOR
& CO.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
We are anxious to wind up the business, and we
ask our rus'"rncrs to ONE AND SETTLE up
iheiY :cco"nts immediately; aud also. those in
debted To CONNOR s. ANDERSON, eithor by
Note or Account. must pay, or they will be sued
Mt the next Court All Those having demands
against the firm will present them for payment.
Call ON F. 4. Conhor, who has the Books
F. A. CONNOR & co.
Cokeshury. April 3. 1857 81 1t
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
3'2oo Prizes amounting 10. $50
Whole Tickets, SlO-Halves, s5-Quarters,
Plan of the Lottery

Whole Tickets, Sl0-Halves, s5-Quarters, $3.50
Plan of the Lottery:
The Numbers from l to 80, 900, CORRESPONDING
with those Numbers on the tickets, printed OH
separate slips OF paper, are encireled with small
tin tubes AND placed in one wheel.
The first 2lS Prizes similarly printed and en-:
circled, are placed in another wheel. The wheels
are then revoIved, and a number is drawn frouf
the wheel of Numbers, and at the same time n
irze is drawn from the other wheel. The Num-
Der and frize drawn out are opened aud exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by tile Com
missoners; the Prize being placed against, the
Number drawn. This operation is repeated un-
til all the Prizes arc drawn out
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZEs.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those draw
ing the first l8 Prizes will be entitled to the
= Approximation Prizes, according. to the
Scheme.
5000 Prizes Of $40 will lie determined by the
last figure of the Number that draws tile S50;-
900 trize. For example, if the Number draw.
ing the $4,000 Prize ends with No. 1, then all
the Tickets where the number ends in will be
entitled to S2O If the number ends with Mo-
= then all the Tickets where tho number ends iu
2will be entitled to $40, and so on to o.
Certificates Of Packagr$ will be sold OF tlia'
following rates. which is the risk: g;
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half IA
:; :: 10 Quarter .. 90.
- 10 Eighth I" 10
III oFdelihS 1ckets, enclose the money 10 our
address for tho Tickets ordered on recent of
which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending il, a,y figure
they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will
be sent to purchascrs immediately differ tile
drawing.
Purchasers will please write their. signatures
plain and give their Post Ofitc, County and
State.
Remember that every prize is draw H. and pa va
! bic ia full without deduction.
| ALI prizes Of one thousand dollars and Under
paid immediately after the drawing other prizes
at the usual time of thirty days.
| All communications strictly confidential.
| Prize Tickets cashed Or renewed in other tick.
ats at either Office
Address orders for Tickets OF Certificates Of
| Packages Of Tickets either TO
| GB A list Of the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel, with the amount of the Prize
that each one is entitled to, will: be published
aftcs every drawing, in the following papers -
New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intclligen,
Ger, New York Day Book. and Savannah Morn
| ing News. yts3s.gs
S. SWAN g. G0.sAtaHnta, Ca,
| or S. SWAN, MS9sx6mstY, Ala,
April 80, 1857. afsIas.I.. II
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Window Shades.

XTILLIAM SHEAR hss..received from New
w York a large supply fof Gold Band Land.
scape, Gothic and other styles of 6, z, andss
feet WINDOW SHADES, Of rich and elegant
patterns which ne will sell at very low prices
also, Riasge supply QfEmbroidared Lace and
Muslin CURTAINS and Curtaih. Materials,
with Gimps and Cords and Tasse!sto match. :
Also, large supply of Cornioes and Curtain
Bands, Of newsapd beautiful styles, to ell of
which the attention Of tho publid Is respectfully
invited. -. ~ 49, -
April a. 1851 So IF
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Committed

COMMITTED
NO the Jail of >bbevlie, On the I4th a.
l. inst, n Negro man. H AIRY. aiias2
JOIN. VIII" says he belongs TO j. w But-H
Ter, Of Edgefield District; that lie formerly be-
longed to John c. Hays, OF this District. Said
hoy is Black and heavy built, apparently as or
50 years OF age.
The owner is requested to come and prove
property, pay charges and take him away
Il. X. COCHRAN, Jailor
April % 1857 SO If
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Removal.

Removal.
THE Subscriber has removed from, his old
Il stand TO Enright d Starts Gin Faetory, and
returns his thanks for past favors, and solicts n
share Of public patronage in his line of business.
He will make Panel Doors Sash. -Blinds,
Wardrobes Tables, Desks, Door and Window
Frapes. &c, SC. :.
n. B-He will also make Collins of the finest
style and H6fsh. s@s-';.- ,.5 ?
For reference. apply :.o-s~y srntoman in the
Town Of Ahbeville. -;
-. -. &C. BOWERS.
April !, 1851 40. 1y
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Head Quarters,


EIGHTH REGIMENT, S. C H.,
..ts.. April, 1857.
ORDER NO.
INHEI.owrr and Upper Battalion comprising
4 the Sth Regiment of $. C. NJ, will uppear
for Drill and Review ut their respective parade
grounds. as follows
D.. The Lower Battalion ut Bradley's Old Field;
on SATURDAY, 25th insl
The Upper Battalion at McCaw's Old Field,
Oh SATURDAY. the Cd of MAY next.
The Commissioned and non Commissioned
officers will attend at each place the day pre-
yious, for drill aud instruction
Captains commanding Beat Companies will
order out the pioheers in their commands.
AlIstaf Officers are required to be in full
uniform
Majors Rogers and Cunningham will please cx.
tend the above order.
By order Of
COL. II. IL HARPER.
]. g. WILSON, Adjutant.
April 6, 1887 - So. til
GT Independent Press copy. -"
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"A Final Setflanant.

Ut Office is hereby given thdt Final Settle
IV mentS Of tho Eetates'of THOMAS RY-
KARD, will ;be. bad insthe Ordinary's Office on
the Goth of June next. Persons having de.
,mands are requested TO present them. properly
are requested TO settle Immediately: -.
:. l. II. RYKARD, AdmS.
Murch 10, 1857 ~ Ss 3m
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HEAD GU RTERS.
FIRST DIVISION, s. C. M.,
ABBEvILLE G H., April %, 1857.

y FIRST DIVISION, s. C. M.,)
ABBEvILLE c IL, April %, 1857.
+, ORDER No.
a N. ELECTION will he held at the various
"A. Rrgip-nlal Muster Grounds on SATUR
DAY, the 18th Of JUNE ,neyt, for Brieadier
General OF The Cd Brigade OF Infantry, Ist Di.
vision. s. S. H.. to fiji the place of Brig. Gen.
j X. Weaver, resgnel 81
The Colonels officers commanding Repi-
mcnts nre ch .rged with the extension of this
order; and immed lately after the election 10
trunsnt 10 the Major-G enaral, ut thisspIace, a
statement in writing, showing the result OF each
MAJ.-GEs. AMI SMITH.
W: IT, CALHOUN. Division Adj. Geu.
AprH 23. 1857 81 It'd
sB Iddep .ndenl Press and EdgeGead Adver
'tiscr wi1insert till day OF election. =.
;FIl EsTATEsoF SOUTH CAROLINA,
aAbI Oiile District Cifntion.
y wilNeh aI5i. hihta Esp orhi"hty oGsAbbe-
CIV HERE As, Michael Magsath l,ss applied
l, W TO me fnr Letters ofAdpinistrat,oD. on Ill
isand singgar the goods nal c1d,tes. rights aud
ere'iits- "t Nancy Ann Hs,niaiuger, Iat;. of Tho
District "faressid, deceased. ..s..,z.s 4.
ih"se "re, ti'sEefoGe. g e.!e and ad.poni.h all
aud singular, .ilie kindred and cfedito of the
said,dec-"sed, TO be and appear before me % our
nexI Ordinnrys Court Of the said 5Ds,riet, V be
| holden a AbbcyiIlr Court HOUSE enyRe fourth
day ri Asfy next to Ahow- cause, II any, Why
the said administration should not be gran
ted. ~ -. -. .Ff
Given under my hand and self this eigh-
l.erd one thonsand eight hundred and fifty.
seven. and in The. .slsf year Of Amelican II.
..E dependence ~ 4 - !; ~ - -
WILLIAM HILIso.s "A. D. y;
Apnles, 1857 ~ - yi552 as,s; allEs J.
a. A. JONES. .U.i 81. I0igrS
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARD
WARE, CUTLERY.

Plantation Implements, &C.,
IN hand, in store, with large additions every
~ week, fol CASH, at very low prices:
so Bbls q Yellow SUGARS,
Crushed and Pow dereJ SUGARS,
2 tIhds. Muscoyado do.
90 Bags Rio. Old Gov. Java and Mocha Coffee.
tlhds. Trinidad and w. I. MOLASSES.
30 boxesSperm, Adanlantine tS TaIlow Candles
large stock Of FANCY GROCERIES, such as
Pickles, Syrups. Preserves aud Jcllies,
Sauces, Spices, Table Salt, &C..
Maccaroni and Starch.
Fig Blue, Indigo, &C.
The very best CHEWING TOBACCO.
lO,OO0 finest selection Rio Hondo SEGARS,
Lock, Tongue, Fifth and Log Chains,
lOO Puirs Trace Chains, (assortcd,)
loo Kegs NAILS, do.
Tea Kettles, Boilers and Grid Irons.
=, We'll Buckets, Siftcrs, Waffle and W afer Irons
Blue Stone. Copperas and Madder,
u Buckets, Tubs and Demjons
Broad Axes, Foot AIDES, and Collins Axes,
e Some best Plain Pocket Cutlery.
ALSO just received fresh from the Brewery in
Scotland. 80
IL Bbls' Glasgow ALE, very superior article.
Agency for the South Carolina White Lead
Company, and OH hand,
4,O00 Lbs. 3. G. White Lead, nurc, beautiful J
1900 g. beautiful Zinc Lead, (pure white. j
and a great many other articles at the lowest
prices for CASH, or on short time to prompt
clfsttomers * r. s KERR
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GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS J!
GOOD NEWS FOR TIE PEOPLE!
Family Grocery at Cokesbury !
HOUSE BUILDING.

THE undersigned is now prepared to DO all
L work entrusted to his care in the Build
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all descrip-
tons Of Buildings, from one-story house to O
Court House.
Having received instructions from tho best
Architects i'll the Union he flatters himself that
lie can have work done in a style equal to and
as cheap can be done III New York.
REFEREScEs. - King & Kelum, Architects,
Brooklyn, New York Vim. Gamer, Architect,
of New York City: Perryman & Waller, New
Market; DR.. John r. Barrai,, Barrattsvlle.
HENRY JONES
New Market, Dec. lG, 1856 rs If
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Elegant Fans.

NV ILIIAM SHEAR hasjust received from,
wv New York aslsrge ssipHy Of Paris Fan.
FANS, of rich and elegant styles =
Aiso,s "a large supply sof; ;PALM.LEAF FANS,
in a. yqriety ofgstyles TO all Of which the utten
ton Of the Ladies are respectfully invited.
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