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BOOT AND SHOE MARKET

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE IL.
There is very little change notice in Boot and
Shoe trade last week Business with the South and
West continues to fall of and orders in slowly
few buyers have made their appearance but the quaint
ty they wants small. The New England trade is fair
and amounts to about this last year Some kinds
of prime New England Spring goods are scarce manufc
turers lately having given their attention to fall
styles In the manufacturing districts there considera
BILE activity in preparing for the fall demand and ar@e
quantity goods is being made up by our manufc
lures, who disposed to furnish all that will be
ed.
The prospects of good demand are favorable with an
easy money market and light stock of goods in the
principal markets Of the country but is impossible yet
to tell exactly what the demand will be. few Of the
most conservative in the trade do not think the eXpeca
tons of dealers and manufacturers will be realized
Hide and Leather market remains without material change
The demand for Hides continues quite equal to the re
cepts and all arriving sells full prices but manufactu
rers having supplied themselves pretty well with Leather
the demand has fallen Off
Among the exports of the week we notice 224 cases
from this port to San Francisco and 800 from New
York There has been rather more inquiry for that mar
ket for a week past.
The quantity cleared Custom House has been as
follows
For the week, cases. l,9O7 GO
Total .S0,915 92312
Showing falling off of 1887 compared with last
WILMINGTON, y. C., MARKET
TrRpEyrrxg-sales to day offs bbls on private terms
but believed to be at advance and 200 do. changed
hands at market price be fixed when previous sales
made public.
SpIRITs.-We further advance in this article,
with sales yesterday of $50 bbs at Il cts 400 do
and $50 do. at 40 per gallon No transactions to-day
Stock light.
RosIN AND TAR.-No transactions in either article.
CHARLESTON MARKET.
June IL, o'clock, P. NJ.
CoTToN-The sales this forenoon amounted to 1,137
bales at the following particulars so bales 10 a. ~
l0A Is at 10k; 227 at * 81 at 115 Is at II 2; 225
at H. and 52i at 12b cents.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
PALERMO-Brig Brothers.
90 bbs seed. u bags flberts 100 do almonds
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BY CANNON Il MATTHEW'S.
ll 1t;i1 VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES

mi VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES
BEi AT AUCTION.-By virtnc of deed of trust from
= William Mason, and others. to them dated on the
lath ay OF February 1856 and recorded among land
records OF baltimore county the undersigned will sell Mt
public auction, on SATURDAY, 10th day of june 1855 at
clock r. NJ at the Exchange in the city of Baltimore
ALL lHOHE VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES stu
ated in Baltimore county on Gwynns Falls beyond the
village of franklin and known as THE POWHATAN
AID IoCAHONTAS FACTORIES, together with ahou [
THREE HUNDRED AND NINETY SEVEN ACRES OF
LAND, and all the MACHINERY. FIXTURES NpPAPA-
toS, MAIER RIGHTS BUILDINGS, IMPROVEMENTS,
Nc apPertnnIng thereto. About hundred acres Of
Tie land are in high state of cultivation mostly in grass
The POWlilTAN FACTORY is 3 stories high ~ stone
anu - bck about 100 feet long and 45 wide; water wheel
Il feet inches diameter heavy cast-iron shafts and
ilanges. There is Steam Engine 10 horse bower built
by Wells Miller; large hue Boilers in 900. orsr TLc
machinery, in part consists Of Willow and Spreaer in
separate fire proof Buildings 30 @G inch cards with
tanning l52 spindes, Grinder Frame Ii Frames 40
Ring Spndles Flyer TwsterS, $50 Spindes, Spoilers
100 Spindles Bobhn Winder 80 Spindlc, RaIliue Ma
chhe ~ heavy Duck Looms, 2S Osnaburg Looms Warp
ing Mil, Trainers, &c.
This Mill has Just undergone thorough repair and i
mostly Piled with new machinery. The POCAHONraS
FACTORY is 255 feet long by A. built stone stories
high and has two waterwhees using the water in success
SION The upper nearly new, II feet diameter 20 feet
IoS wrought IRON shat ana cast lanees and cost with
gearing $4,000 The lower wheel is Is feet in diameter
ny y long heavy wrought iron Shaft and cast angeS
mere Is also 80 horse power steam engine, built by Den
mead The machinery consists in part of l Willow. 3
Spreaders IS 30nch Cards With heads heads
lh? I4St Spccders, 90 BobbiuS, Grinder Frame 20
Spinning Frames 2496 Dead Sptndles, Ring Tg RS
$50 Slndles Spoilers, 200 SpinGcs Bohbin Wnurrs
Cd Spndles Wrapping Room and Fun urc complete Mill,
Training Mill, Bcamcr, - Cotton Looms Iglt
and heavy; heavy Calcnderng Machine, &c., &c
The wGtcr-pOwer is unlan% and ample, and the dam
one Of the largest 9ad best in The country.
There are about EIGHTY FRAME and STONE Dwell
LlNGS. including dwellings for Managers Stone Church,
School House. Stables Dry House Fue House and Boiler
for heating Mills, Cotton House, Waste House, &c
An inventory can be at the Office either Of the
Trustees.
Possession of the Factories will be given July and
they are in condition to be Immediately carried on The
M
for whom the privilege is retained.
Purchasers examine the premises on application at
the Mills.
The terms Of sale arcOncquartcr cash and the bal.
ancc in SIX twelve and eighteen months: the credit pay
mcnts to bear interest and be ~ approved notes
ST. GEO. W. TEACKIE,
W. A. TALBOT
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BY SAML. II. COVER.

=7s.r BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
HilT ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTI
49, MORE CITY, the undersigned, trustee will offer
Tor sale by PUBLIC AUCTION on the premises, MON
DAY, the q ST DAY OF JUNE NEXT at o'clock, T. NJ,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND AND PREMIS ES,
fronting the south side of Pcnnsy vana avenue,
between George and Biddle streets 81 feet inches
thereabout with depth of about 100 fee-improvcd by
TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND TWO STORY BACK BUILDING;
also by Blacksmith Shop and Coach Factory the south
recently occupied by VIM Morrison beginning therefor at
the northeast of lot leased by Paul Rucke to
Melchior VAIL
Terms of sale, third cash. onet third months one
third months, with interest and approved security.
GEO. X. CINNAMOND,
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BY GIBSON 4 co.
l l:;i BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF

1r#; BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
HI THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
passed in the case of Bremen ct al re NTcpharsa,,
and wife, the undersigned Trustee will sell nj fi;
auction on the premises, THURSDAY the liz Ta
of June next, at O'Clock, P. NJ " "'E
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF CROT-Nn =;
baltimore city situate the northeast side of Ross
street twenty-five feet north estwardly from Iapyola
street. and fronting on Ross street fifteen feet by n dcn
o one hundred feet to alley The improvements are
IhREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, of recent erection
& ound rent $37 50 per annum
me terms OF sale are oncthird cash the day of sale
and balance in equal instaments at three and six months
Trustee W '''
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JOHN STEWART. Trustee
33 st. Paul Street
ff- o.? TRUSTEES SALE OF YER,

f;:;f TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY
LElI VALUABLE BALTIMORE STREET PROPERTY
by virtue of decree of the Superior Court of
baltimore city, The undersigned Trustees will offer at pub
nc SAFE at the Exchange, No. 10 South Cav street Oh
ElN ESDAH, June 30.h, at l O'Clock p NJ the follow
ing described property viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
SITUATED on the southwest of Charles and Baf
more streets fronting 50 feet thereabouts on Bat
more street and running back IA feet more or less to an
mIeE. inns lot is improved by three story BRICK
bOlLDNG, extending the entire depth of the lot and
now under lease to Garfield Bro. & Co-the lease will
expire on the first of September. 1850
ALSO THE ADJOINING LOT OF GROUND with thc
Improvements thereon fronting 80 feet thcreabouts on
street, and running back II feet more or less
rms lot IS improved in front by three story and attic
66ICh LulLDlNG. and in the rear by a three story
bklCh " A.EliOt Sc. recently built The lot is some
twenty rect wider in the than in the front The
property is under lease TO Robert Moore Brohc lease
Will expire the LIST November 1865 The above lois
ana improvements will be sold in more particular
description OF the property is not deemed necessary as
any one wishing to purchase examine the premises
or apply to the Trustees
me terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are one
ourt cash. and the residue in six twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale Said interest to be paid
semi annually, and the payment the whole to be So
cured by the bonds of the purchaser with a surety or
suretes to be approved by the Trustees
j. SHAAF STOCKETTl
5: TEACKLE WALLIS Trustees
FRANK II. STOCKETT
jeS-3aw3&ds GIBSON & "a ,ctio,oors
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Trustee
CANNON & MATTHEWS,

my31-ts Auctionccrs
~ The above sale will take place Mt THE NORTH
DOOR OF THE EXCHANGE, and not at the Exchange
Reading Rooms
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EATING SALOON,
NO. 40 PEA r r s * f. Il r,
JUST RECEIVED. per brig Atlantic, direct from \ as
sau, 100 FINE TURTLES which he offers to the trade at
reasonable prices This delicious dish is served up at all
times during the day the eating department, in style
that cannot be surpassed.
Also all decacies of the can be had at this
A. No l establishment.
Goods sent any part of the city FREE CHARGE by
Rims Express Wagon, myI1m
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IT is PROl.Y].I0KING-

CST to tlnuk, after crcditng; customers for
- 3-or4tyears. and you demand yc ,ir money.
that some Of thom should threaten 10 plead in.
fancy, others TO take advantage Of the night and
run away, and not. pay for. ercn tie trouble YOU
had in keeping clothes on them. and Others To
live rightFhere in town, and'puff cigar smoke, and
blow their stnkrg wliskey brentlls in your face,
when the money. That bought That whiskey und
those cigars. ought to haye been paid to some
merchant who let them have clothes and other
indispensable articles, and who thought they had
enough Of gentlcnanly principle to pay I'm hon,
est debt, and tLcn after all tho trouble, besides
the expense, to lose the debt say us proroki~g
All the persons who got credit Of me- didn'tget it
because they were worth the amount of their n-
dcbtrdness, but because thought they were hon.
est, and had too much respect for their feelings
to refuse ,hep creCi,.
l have Il list of those who have been ;mposipr
in this way upon unsuspcct'ng merchants and /
for one, take The responsibility of giving them
u Newspaper notoriety,it they don, pay me what
they owe me--a triilingSset Of scoundreIs; they
shan't buy anything else on credit, if dan hclp
1T. think as much of n man who would steal, rs
one who would get goods under such false prctcn
ces. So those to wl,om1 alln,le,-I SEQ some of
them or times d.y-lud better call and settle
soon, with -'-.- .a, l. LYONS
March 4, SIS az ,r
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HOTEL, LIVERY AND SALE
@T

Iii TmE undersigned, having rented IN
LII. the Stables formerly kept by J.[0N
NJ. DAVIS, upon Washington street, won,l hereby
notify the travelling public that, at large outlay,
he has fitted up and re.arranged them for the
purpose of accommodating any and all who may
feel disposed to patronize him.
lie would also say that his Studies will always
bo provided with experienced Ostlcrs, and an
abundant supply of pr"vcnder.
lie would say that in connection with his sta
blcs, he has also rented the Hotel occupied last
year by Johnson Ramey, and is prepared to ac
comnodatc both permanent and transient board
erS.
Having had long experience in the Hotel and
Stable business he ilatters himself that his un-
irInS efforts i'll his line will not fail to please his
patrons.
Ills Stables are well supplied with Hacks, Car
ragcS. Burgi"s and Horses to hire.
lie hopes by strict attention to business to
merit and receive share Of public patronage.
+. 5. RUrI.EDGE.
Abhcvillc G.. H., S. c., Feb IL, 1858. f
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new SUPPLIES!!
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware,
Cutlery, Agricultural
Implements
H. .. * EAR,
No. ., Granite 1anso


HR EGS leave 10 state that he has recently
he made large additions to his stock with
great care. with special view to suit the trade
OF this District. The Cash system recently
adopted by him, has operated admirably, having
been highly omplm,cntcd by IL great many very
sensible gentlemen for The course taken. In
Tact, there Is no sensible, ho,cSt man who en-
poets TO bc supplied with groceries all the year,
ut SMALL profits, on time. The hardcs, customers
= i have are those who, almost invariably, take
tho longest time TO pay. They must be sure
they are getting goods III cost, under, and then
keep You out Of the money, until forbearanco
ceases to be Il virtue, and still expect the mer-
chant to bc honest while it. must be apparent
TO every one, of even the dullcst comprehension,
that the merchant must either quit his occupation
or chiscl somebody. always suspect such Gus
toners when 1 hear them complaining about
mean merchants. Without hearing The case, it
rs II safe rule to put the customer down for tho
biggest Scouu,lrcl of the Two.
havc been particularly careful in selecting
small stock Of Carpenters Tools. which ] in
tend to make ii leading feature in my business.
My stock ;I present is SMALL but will make sucI,
additions us | shall find suited 10 the wants Of
the trade. ilivnc particular attention to my
Augers, of The very best manufacture in the
world.
The stock at present consists, III part, of the
following goods, viz
llh'ls. new crop n. o. SUGAR,
Is Bbls Coffee do
Stewards a do
30 Ilhls W. |. MOLASSES,
10 Bbs N q. SYRUP,
lno SKIS SALT.
100 Kegs NAILS,
SO Boxes English Dairy CHEESE,
So Malaga RAISINS,
SO " Adamnntine Candies,
40 pure Sperm do
l00 Bags Shot, assorted,
4Ot lhs Bar Lead,
80 Bags Rio Coffee,
Tierccs new Rice,
6 Boxes Macuroni,
& Kegs Ky. Powder,
lO doz. Canister do
10 - Corn Broums,
lGO pairs Tr,ce Chains
All other kinds do
buckets, Tubs, Kcrlcrs, Chrns,
Siitcrs, Skimnrrs, Ladies'
Porter and Ale, in pints aud quarts,
Liilseed, Machine aud Train Oil,
Segars and Tobacco, finest quality,
Blacksmith Tools.
Pl"ws, ilarrows Rakes,
Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters
30 boxes Window Glass,
Willow Wagons and Wooden Ware,
i5aggng, Rope and Twinc,
Whisky, Brandy aud Wines
I"lS, Ovrns, $kile,s. Frying Pans,
waffle and Wafer Irons,
Pocket and Table Cutlery,
White Wine and Apple Vinegar,
MILL CrosS.tut and Hand Saws,
Hooks and Hinges,
Butt d" all sizes,
Screws of every size,
Pure, and M. l White Lead
Chrome Green, Chinese Blue
Burnt Turkey Cmbcr
Patent Dryer,
Ivory Black,
French lcl!"w,
Stunc Ochre
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GOODS TO SUIT The TIMES.

RLACK and Fancy Silks. French Musllns.
-AD French Mirnos, (evrry eolor) Solid and
Fancy DeLuins. Linsey's Striped Osnaburps,
Blea g. Bros iIomespuns, Miss Georgia and
Kentucky Kersies. Bed and Negro Blankets,
(every price,) from 81 25 to So 90 per pair.
ALSO
Bonnets, Flats and Hats, Caps and Hoods, DC,
DC, Clothing from Heaviest Overcoat to smallest
Sacks, Vests and Pants from 80 cts. to $40 each.
would just say that as the ''indefatigable
clothing man. has retired from business, can
sell Clothing or any thing else as low as any
man who sells at profit
l have, also. the agency for Dixon's Spiral
Meat Cutters and Sausage Suffers, few Of
which have now on hand.
Hardware, Crockery, Tin and Wood ware al
ways Oh hand. Call and see me at LowndesviIe,
s. G. H. j. T. BARNES.
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Best Qualities of Goods.
M NoTICH-

lie Subscribers having disposed Of their on.
tire stock of Dry Goods, in the establish.
I'e"t ~ u, h."w as IhnmbcrS " Marshall at Abbcviilc
G. H., S. c.. beg leave to recommend ,n ,h,;r
friends and the public generally, their successnrs
MeSSrs. John Gray and Jas. r. Robertson. who
WIN conduct the business under the stvl, and
title OF GRAY E ROBERTSON.
hcsc gentlemen are Well known by us as
entefpriS'ng and c"rrcct business men, and ,v,.
eneefi"ily recommend them 10 our friends an.l
Patrons as worthy their liberal patronnuc
CS Mr. John GRAY is our autl,oriz,I Aror, -
settle SET all accounts due by or to the firm of
Ihanh'rs ~ MARSHALL, and We earnestly request
nose indebted TO make early settlement, as it is
"hso!n'cly necessary for us 10 close our business
at Abbcville Court House, and the adjacent
country.
CHAMBERS Il MARSHALL.
Columbia, S. c., Now 30, 1857. 3,.if
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
Bl}EG GAlD SSY HAIR
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE CREATE ST AGE

A ND who that is gray would not have il 70.
IN stored TO former color; or bald. b,l, wouIl
have the growth restored, or troubled with dan.
drnit and itching but would have il removed. or
troubled with scrOfula, srald head or other .r,,n
tons, but would he cured, or with sick headache
.(ncuralgia) but would be cured. twill also re.
move all pinpes from the face and skin. Prof.
Woods Hair Restorative will do all this. See cir
cular and the following:
ANN ARDor, November 5, 1856.
PEoF 0. J. WooD.-Dcar Sir: have heard
much said OF the wonderful effects of YOUR Hair
Restorative but having bsen so often cheated hv
qnackery and quack nostrums, hair dyes, &C., !
was disposed TO place your Restorative in the
same category with the thousand and one loudIv
trnmpeted quack remedies, until met Won in
Lawrence county some months since, when YOU
gave me such assurance rs induced the trial of
your Restorative inmy faniy-frst by my good
vile, whose hair had become very thin and en-.
tirely white, and before exhausting one of vonr
large bottles her hair was restored nearly to iis
original beautiful brown color and had thick cnod
and had become beautiful and glossy upon, and
entirely over the head she continues to usa Il
moi SIMPLY because ofits identifying effects upon
.he r''out because of its healthfu influence
upon the head aud mind. Others Of my family
ana friends are using your Restorative, with In.
4hnpPlest effects; therefore, my skcptieism and
doubts IN reference to lis character and value oro
entireIycremovcd; and can and do most cord.
ally and confidentially recommend its use bv 81,
who would have their hair restored from while or
reason OF sickness or age,) to original col
STand beauty, N,dby alyoung persons who would
Ahaye their hair beautiful and eiossv.
- Very truly and gratefully yours
sts SOLOMON MANN.
& >sFGisED WooD: 1t was a long time after saw
syon af Rlissfeld before got the bottle Of vour
sBestorative for which. you gave ME an order nm.
;e ,en your egsntfn"Detroit and when 1 got it we
: .e9neiadea to Try iton Mrs. blamn's hair, as the
pitts power It has done all ihat,you
assured & me do; and others of my family
and ffiebd$ having gwitnessedits effects are now
'us,1g aud ding its use to others as en-
hssF ~ eheshighlst Consideration You claim for
IT.. t;.sa $50 - .ae.* "a az :. =
Agar. very respectfully and truly, yours, :,
soEOMOEMKNN.
;i22s.-<'a ,-Tsrv.+s + ,@sJft-Ns
e ~ - CAstykE, ILI june 20, 1852, 9,
= hays,used RfoE 9. J.Wood's HaTr Rsstoyas
tt!!a and have admired i!s iderfufe6 6ssetss Siy
essj yss sss&sps s%fIsIs
s,'$sass ps!Ssps pstiy fi1sss q s ssY Yasss y
! s~ ,ssassss q III, So
i q. J,sI oqD, ss6 6.sg aa.istais, sia,E.oad.j
.Hssss Essss ~ Siss; q
ssss 81 5 B
nror'vnb !
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RAMEYs HOTEL REMOVED.

f';;;l THE subscriber would respectfully fN;
LII. inform the public that he has re- lsnI
moved from his old stand, and leased, rcfittcd
and repaired the house of Mrs. JANE J.. ALLEN,
on the Souli,-E,s Of Public Square, where
he will at all times he pleased to receive and
accommodate any aud all who feel disposed to
favor lin with their patronage. No pains or
expense will he spared TO render his guests COM
Portable and happy, while his table will he sup
piled with the best the country afford. All
he asks is Il trial, and he feels confident that hc
will he able to please. both in recommendations
and prir, rs his guiding motto is-"Lvc and
let Live" His intention is to charge such pri.
ces us he can live by, and others can afford to
pay.
There will be Stables connected with this
Hotel, supplied with all the requisites of Livery
stable so that lie will be enabled to accommo
date both man and beast. There will also he
convryanccs To- convey passengers to any point
they may desire to go.
JOHNSON RA3IEY.
January l2, 1853 SO If
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MOORE g. QUAIFE,

A'A ~ ~ ~ " " Y ~ "A '3
p RESPECTFULLY notify the public that they
lO are determined to sell goods if they can
find buyers We sell only for cash, and there
is no use in asking for credit. 1t wont do. A
determination To adhere strictly to this princi-
pie will enable us to sell goods cheaper than can
possibly be afforded on the usual long credit
SYSTEM The argument in favor Of the
Cash System
is inexaus!ible, while that for the Credit is ex-
hausted, in too many unfortunate instances, in
the numerous appearances of notices to Debors
by those who sell OH credit.
Our Stock is Frcsh-New out and out, and is
composed Of every article usually kept in our
line. We are always anxious to wait OH Gus
toners, and will take pleasure i'll doing any and
everything in our power for the Trade, for the
Cdsh-don't forget that-thats the thing that
makes the grease; that makes the turn in the
wheel. Don't you understand just try us,
and we will do you good.
MOORE g. QUAIFE.
January 20, 1858 80 If
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AbboVille Male Academv

Abboville Male Academy.
VIE Exercises Of this institution will hn r..
sunsed OH the FIRST MONDAY IN JAN
UARY next.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions The first will begin upon the first
Monday in JANUARY, and continue % werEs :.
the second commencing on the second Monday in
SEPTEMBER. will continue l2 weeks.
Tlition.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Primary G. COR
o,c h'!'A' ISL SESSION. Sill nn
:I, u SESSION. 90
The above with Geography, Arithmetic.
English Grammar, History and cx-
ercIses in English Composition, lst
Session, Oh m
I'd Session, n"
lhe above with all the advanced Eng.
llsii branches, lst Session, 90 90
H -" session. 10 90
The above with Latin and Greek, 1st
Session, 2s 90
"a session. 10 90
~ Students will be charged from the time
they enter, until the end Of the Session.
The services of competent assistant will be
secured.
Boarding can DO procured at places convenient
~ situated to the Academy, and ut reasonable
rates.
W. II. WHITE, A. B.,
Principal
Dee. ~, 81 35 If
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREsT.i i
.PatrO1a1xS. - =
The AbbeviIla Shaafn M;J1.i :.

rTNHE Abbevile Steam Mills are now in acod
4 repair, aud make as large yield oHsbssu.
mni, , Wh'is emo, aour as any Mills IN the epunfry.;-
ting pi!lers who understand their busin ess. = An
they hslcis Q fair trial. &, - f't "a"
!. ReeoAset gtsss HILLS are ke Mills fol. ,,ou
TO patroni2S will insnre satisiac ction in ali
cases Small fayofs thankfully received.
March d, 1868, ~ As - u
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The State of South Carolina,
In Equity.

In Equity.
Ellen c. Waters, ct al, 20
:, - vs. Bill for Partition of
d. F. Summers, ct al. Land Acct DC.
n PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Court of
l. Equity, in the above stated case, we will sell
at PUBLIC auction, ri, Sale Day in April next, at
Abbevic Court House, One Hundred and Nine
ty SHARES OF STOCK. in the Greenville
d Columbia Rail Road Company, belonging to
tho Estate Of John w. Summers, deceased.
The Stock will be sold in parcels or lots of fif
teen or twenty shares. on u credit of four
months. - trs'
S. FAIR
I. HAIR
.' ,SurVipi71 Lddu'rs,