to^hisir^ frifendt oiiif custouierStb/seasdu
to purchnse their..FALL AND
Q0OD& The J do not pretend
to aajithey hay* the richest and largest stock
, /cvefrffiered m thrt oity, that they. have better
# j.-;-;*??*? fn their 'selections, or poseees superior ad'
^ Vantiges over their neighbor? j but they have
, elegant stock
b: In MesJ GOODS?'they havo
/Bich Satin Sttfiped Plaid SILKS ;
Rich Heavy Brocade Col'd do.;
VrtBl'K SaUn Striped Plaid and Watered SILK
^fey.'of.ne\r and beautiful'styles;.. .
Hg?V'* Plaia Ucp,SILK8, and Plain do.;
,rv5T; _' vi ^Rkh'-R-inted .French CASHMERES and
DELAINES; '
Beautiful small fig. DELAINES, for Mis'
.iJ.. wpnr* .. it
'7 Piiin French MERINOS and CASHMERES
t>iry?bade;
:' ?*Sdperfine BlackFrenoh BOMBAZINE;
" CHALLE und DE^-S^S^IlJ^-'rALMAS
and CLOAKS,
? |?rabracing-BTetiy variety of pattern and mate^^^nj&irothjow-priced
to the richest and highest
(j-^/qost Gooda wauufacturedv;
:'/. EMBR(prpERLES, comprising a large and
- Vmont elegantV assortment of Rich French
' ^ork^ COLLA&S, CHEMISETTES, UN DER%LEEVES,n
STOMACHERS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
INFANTS' ROBES, and WORKED
. JJODIES; - 1 '
r 'f; ALSO,
Maltese COLLARS, CHEMISETTES and
"... SLEEVES;
Rich Embroidered BANDS, of the latest
i V. styles of work; ^ ^ ^
ueauuiui jot 01 liounct, ana dcck mu*
BON 8 ;
Linen Cambric Hem-st'ed HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES, MITT3;
Bl'k and White Silk HOSIERY ; Alpaca
* =and Moravian JiOSK;
Ladies' and Misses' HOSE, all sizes;
Ladies' Silk and Merino VESTS and Misses'
do.;
In HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, they
liavean endless variety of TOWELLINGS,TABLE?"
NAPKINS, and DOYLES; 12-4 Linen
?odCotton SHEETINGS ; 9-8 and 5-4 Linen
' ** end Cotton PILLOW CASE GOODS; TABLE
CLOTHS, all eizen, of the richest Damask and
Snow Drop figures.
ALSO,
VnAnAl, ruccrumrc T>nA*r\
ji-ibiivu uuu vmjoiiiii'jiijDo, wnvni/
CLOTHS, VESTINGS, SATINETS, TWEEDS,
Welsh / FLANNELS, and every other article
kept in the Dry Goods line.
rereous visiting th# city, can rely on finding
_ the newest styles of Goods, and in richness ana
vnriety*uu surpassed in any market, to which
< their atteution is invited, as they will be ofT
fered at low prices. Nov 10 27?3in
. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINAAbbeville
District.?In Equity. ?-?
??*. Nor7ood' ^8ignee,|Bin toForcclose
"*'? w.fl..n;oi u<n?;a .n>i I Mortgage.
? J
'' :r 1 >Y ORDER of the Court of Equity, I will
proc-ed to sell, on sale-day in December
next., at Abbeville C. H-, the tract of Land de*i
.v ecribed in theBill, to wit: the upper part of a
* tract of land called the >Fort Charlotte Tract,
'.i^Wtuate in Abbeville District, on Savannah Riy.
>. 7*er, containing about Seven Hundred Acres,
,l more or loss, bounded by lands of W. D. PurtIpwyD.
B. Kade. Dr. ,A Arn^tead pud. others,,
. and lately belonging to Mary A. Noble and
, John A Nodle, deceased,/or ra?A,
II. A. JONES, C. E. A. J).
T1*' . Commissioner's Office, Sept, 26, 1854. '21 td
v jjit-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA' >:
Abbeville District?Citation. '
; . --
* w imam u. Simpson Hub applied
* VT...- to ric for Letters of Administration,
-ou^ljTjmd singular the goods and chattels,
1 ' rightu and crodils of James F. Cook, late of
* .-tly> District rfforesaid, deceased.
Tliefgare, therefore, to cite and admonish nil
jind singular, the kindred and creditors of the
' ?aaid deceased, to bo and appear before me, at
.,onr next Ordinary's CouVt.ror Ihe said District,
- -ito be }volden At Abbeville Court House, on tlie
rtwenty-tiilrd day. of November inst, to show
iJvcauae,-if.any, why,tlie aaid administration should
^M^Vbe^fontei/,
\Given?under my hand and seal, this sixth
* . ' ; .day1 of November, in the year of pur Lord
.on?-tfaouaarid-eight hundred and fifty-four,
'*pu m wie soveniy-nirnn year oi American
Independence.
. / W. HILL, O. A: D.
"'* [ > .?? . .. . 1 M J
8TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
District*?Citdtion. "1X7"
HEUEAS, Elizabeth Gaines has applied
1 nte .for Letters of Administraion
\?n all tod eingular the' godds and chattels,
^??A*'gbta -and ereaita of WiHiam H. Gaines, late of
District afor'esaul. deceasedThese are,
*j^>^h#?eiroe,4o<ite and Admonish all and singular
> W-Wthe Jriifared and creditor* of t.h?? mM H
?^^;ffewYndaappoajri before at onmext Ordii'nary?
gonrtifor the eaid District, to be holden.
> #P?^e'''?*'80lI^0ii the twenty-second
' $*J ?f Hov,eqiber met, 'to show cause, it1 any,
?iisc-^bytl? :?alp[/,^dDuauti>itiou should not be
V ' &*** .?% W 1u?d and Mai, this si*ttf
??7 ofHorember, the year of our Lord one
-thousand eight'ham dred and fifty-four, and
j? *in'the^v^irty-jiizrth.yefir of American.Indfc
jSskim 2a
SPLENDID NEW
(Opposite
fBk RESFECTFULLY Beg leave to act
&?/ Patrons of- Union, Spartanburg, Gre
"geficW, and. OLD HEWBEIUVf* and
,f -v T? A T T OTAnW AP O DXTi
r - ? X- XX1WJU ID L\J\SM? VI' VJil/Ll I
&. MERCH
Is now complete?comprieiug every article to
establishment?where they propose to ptirchae
Fanner and Planter, and to sell them Goods a1
Our Goods hsve been carefully purchased by
ence in this department than other persons er
most part for cash?which enables us to compe
ment in the upper division of the State.
OUli BRANCH AT CLINTON, on the Ln
PIT1VJ <fc CO., is equally provided with Gooc
place.
Wo deem it unnecessary to say more, relying
unprecedented patronage extended to us tin
gratcfuh
Newberry C. H., S. C., October 81, 1854.
*
The State of South Carolina,
Abbeville District.?In Equity.
Sarah Barmore,
VT %* , -n I Bill for Partition.
Nancy Jane Barmore, J
and others. J
BY Order of the Court, I will proceed to
sell, on sale-day in December next, at
Aboevuio uourt nousc, tlie following tracts oi
land described in the bill, as part of the real
estate of which the late Enoch Barmorc died
seized and possessed, viz:?
1. Ono tract, being a part of tho home tracts
situate in' Abbeville District, on the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, containing
three hundred acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of James Blnin, Benjamin Smith,
and others;
2. One other tract, called the Ware tract, situate
in Abbeville District, on Turkey Creek,
waters of Saluda river, bounded by lands
of Richard Maddox, A. H. Magce, Kzekiel
Razor, and others, containing three hundred
and torty-five acres, more or less.
TERMS?A credit of one year from the day
of sale, with interest from the day of sale.?
Purchasers to give bond with at least two good
a^d sufficient sureties, pay th<; costs in cash,
and also pay for pnpers.
II. A. JONES, C. E. A. D.
Commissioner's Office, Nov. 9, 1854. 27-3
THF STATF flF SflllTH HARdl IN A
Abbeville District?Citation.
T*]TIIKRKAS, William S. McBridc has apVt
plied to me for Letters of Adininietrntion
on all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of Larkin T. Vandiver,
late of the District aforesaid, deceased :
These are, therefore to cito and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for-the said District,
to be lioldcn at Abbeville Court House, on the
twenty-second day of November inst, to show
cause, if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this sixth
da}' of November in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred nud fifty four,
and ift the seventy-jiinth year of American
Independence.
W. HILL, 0. A. D.
Nov 7 27 Sit
The State of South Carolina,
Abbeville District.?In Oedinary.
Jane $iiup&onr Applicant,
vs. '
B. M. Cheatham, Guardian ad liluvi of Jasoft,
Mary, and .John Simpson, Minora, Defendants.
Order of Sale for Partition.
ON* Due examination, it is Ordered and Decreed
that the Real Estate described in
th\! Summons in i'artion in this case, be sold by
,th^ Slieriir of Abbeville District,'on the first
Monday in December next, or on such other
sale-day as will be more advantageous for the
jmrtiea in interest, on a' credit of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with trood
security, and a mortgage of the premises, if
deemed necessary, to the Ordinary, for the payment
of the purchase money.?Co*t? to be paid
in ca*h. WILLlAif HILt, 0. A. X>.
November 1, 1864
IN" ACCORDANCE with the above order, I
will sell, on the first Moudayin December next,
at Abbeville Court .House, the Ileal Estate of
Henry Simpson, deceased, vie: Two lota of
Land in the village of Lowndsville; No. 1, adjoining
lands of .lames M. Latimer, H. H. Scud-1
dav, and others; No. 2 adjoining lands of Samnet
Mitchell, H. IL Scudday, and others ; on a
credit of twelve months, the purchaser giving
bond with good security, and a mortguge of the
premises, if deemed necessary, to the Ordinary,
for the payment of the purchase money.?
Coat* to be paid in cash.
a >1 f. i
o. a. nvnuu, a. -a. JJ.
Abbeville O. H., November 1,- 1864 26Sw
\ P0B-H0U8E ELECTIONS.
THE Commiwioners of the Poor for Abbe-:
ville District will reoeire proposals for a
Steward of the Poor House and Overseer of the 1
Farm, and aUofor a" PJmician, for the yearj
1855. Th? StewBird .wuL lMi*e the euro and
m*nn?errtont of the paupeta^aad lie will be
quired to labor oh' the farnf.\v The Physician
will be required to attend to tti&Jtealth of the
inmtloanm.D II -i-J r ! I ?
I.r..?Mvw vi ?u? ?. uvi jiiuu3rY nuu vo. iuriuaii nil
own medicines. Proposals 'will be received by
any one uf the Commissioners op to the'18th of
November next* on wfcicb day tne election will
be m?ulo. - The applicant'Tof fiftewafdship will
pleasfe'staie the nnnaber of his family,'if be has
one, ami give some idea of the services they
can perform. The Steward and family- w>H be
famished with board by. the Commission^**. .!
/. jopnoEl.
J?>?? A.'*rira, 8fc. * Treas.
Ausnr^omwoM, )
- P. T>. Kikvqh, ; > Commissioners.
~f . T .Tnuv "P IT6im?h?f 1
November 2; 1864' ' *? I 2*
uuajrgon
(BftiOHrtrMt, Atft' door ,t? M+Wion&
3Pi*citwyv)
ABBKVILLE(C. Hn S. C.
SBM* "W-'J v? .'uv.-.v.*.'-! 1 : .. 1T~
.mza-m^xzjWJMT* ij
'HEifc?- m
ESTABllSHKENT, i
the Bank,) r
juftint their Friends and numerous r
onville, Anderson, Pickens, Abbe- JraBiay_
of JSForth Carolina and Tennessee, tuut their .
^RAL AND EXTENSIVE ?
ANDISE &&
be found in au extensive Produce-Purchasing
le, at fair prices, every article produced by the
; the lowest possible living prices.
'our Mr. Walker, who has perhaps moreexperiiguged
in our business in this place-r-ana the
te very successfully with any similar establishuretis
Railroad, under the firm of WALKER,
Is aud lias equal facilities with our house at this
upon our merits to ensuro a continuanco of the (
ough a series of years, for which we are most c
WATlfCB Ar mfwv ?
26 if / ' 6w J
: i
7 S.T. AGNEW, ,
Hewberry C. H.f S. C.,
IMPOHTER AND DEALER IS I
Hardware, Paints, Oils, ^Vindow
Glass, Dry Goods, Groceries
dee., dcc.,
NOW Offers for sale the largest V ^
and most extensive assortment Wjgggggl
of Goods ever introduced into the up-country,
and guarantees the price of any article to be ns
low us any house in Charleston can furnish such
articles for. Orders accompanied with satisfactory
references will receive prompt attention,
and all Goods delivered at the Depot free
oi j/rnyage.
All persons visiting tlie Newberry Cotton
Market, will do well to call on me before selling
their produce, as I have every facility of uiak- ?
ing tliem liberal offers for cotton and other couu *
try produce. ^
S. T. AGNEW. *
Newberrry C. II., Oct 23, 1854 20 3m ?
LAUD EOB SALE. F
I OFFER for sale a Tract of Land, lying
on both sides of Turkey filifl
Creek, in Abbeville District, about five miles
North ?>f Cokesbury Depot, on the Cambridge j
road, containing
G84 Acres. r
About one hundred and fourteen acres bottom J
land, some fifty of which is mill-pond bottom of I
the richest and most productive aualitv: t.hr??
hundred acres fine woodland; the balance ,
clcared and in cultivation. 1
On the promises are a comfortable Dwelling- F
house, having nine rooms, all necessaty outbuildings,
a Blacksmith Shop, and a
Fine Merchant MilL
This place is situated in one of the most desirable
and healthy neighborhoods in the District J
or Stale. b {
The place was formerly owned by Reuben I
[ Robertson, deceased, and is known as "the Robertson
place." 0
I'ersons desiring to purchase land, would do
well to come and see this tract, as I am conti- e
dent they will be pleaded with it, as well as the
terms ou which I will sell.
MARY N IfnnF.RTSAN
Nov. 1, 186-i 20 tf Jj
t
State of South Carolina, ?
Abbeville District.?In Ordinary.
South Carolina, ) Partition. Real Estate
Abbeville District. J of John P. Covin, dec'd. _
Andrew 11. McAllister, Applicant,
v*.
L. J, McAllister, Thomas McAllister, Mary Mc- |
Allister, Sarnii A. Covin, D..Covin, Jains W.
Covin, Defendants. 0
n^IIE partfe*, defendants, within tho State, 6
L having accepted service of the Summons v
in Partition in this case, and consented to the
sale of the sai i Ileal Estate; and the parties de- '
fondants without the State having been duty
notified by public advertisement through the S
-uanncr, lor three months, to appnar, and a
having failed to show against the partition or
sale: It is ordered, that their consent be en- I
tered aa eonfesto.
And it is further ordered and decreed that
tho lands described in the Summons in Partition
in this case, be sold by the Sheriff of Abbeville
District, on the first Manday in Deoeta- ,.
ber next, or on some succeeding sale-day more .
advantageous'for the parties in interest, on a
credit of twelve months, the purchaser giVing
bond with good security, and a mortgage of the C
premises, if deemed necessary, to the Ordinary,
to secure the payment of tile purchase money. v
rr i. j. * 7 J *
?ocota iv uc j)am m com/u i
WILLIAM HILL* 0. A. D. ,
November 1, 1854
IN PURSUANCE of the above order of the
Court of Ordinary, I will sell, on the first.Mod dny
in December next, at Abbeville Court.
Hooae, the Real'Estate of John P. C?vip, dee'd, "
viz: One Hundred and Ninety-nine Acres,
mores or less, of Land, situated in Abbeville District.
atHoining lands of Peter Gnillebeau, Alex- (
amlor Lnramore. adi) ntk?M nn a '?'? !?
twelve months, the purchaser giving bond with ^
pood security, and a mortgage of the premises, %
if deemed neceatary, to the Ordinary, for the ?
payment of tbu purchase money.
C'6*U to be paid in cath.
8. A. HODGES, & A. D. '
Abbeville C. H., November 1, 1864 288w Adminintrator'n
Sale.
T^Y Perinfssion of theOrdinarvfor Al>hAviil? '
EHPoHM
: i
k&
'^2??w3?SSSb?&^l r
? i
Bargains in Dry-Goods.
"GREAT REDUCTION!
H. &TRAUSS, - - - - Cokeibary. p
T^iJE Subscriber respectfully informs hie C
JL friends and customers that he is now in
eceipt of a N EW STOCK of fl
Pall and Winter Goods, i>
Lt greatly reduced prices; consisting of a gen- t
ral ossprtmeut of seasonable Dry Cioods, viz:
Prints, j
Uingliams, Mouslin 2
do Laines, Merino?, Cashmeres, 8
Scotch Plaids, Alpacas, Black
Silk*, etc.; Kerseys, Georgia
Plaint, Satinet^ Cassimeres, n
and Broad Cloths ; Blanket*, c
Flannelt, aud Linseys; also, a
full assortment of llosiery, Em- r
broideries, Ribbons and Gloves; 3
HEADY-MADE CLOTHING, jf
BEEBE HATS and CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES; HARDWARE,
JROCKERY, and GROCERIES, at very low 8
trices, and, for Cash, at Market price*. a
Al=? ? a ' " T-"~. MrtTVll
i"~i *? iciv iniu ueaurLiuent 01 11 ?>unv>bO 1
JROGANS, HALT, BAGGING, ROPE, and
?WINE.
M. STRAUSS. ?
Cokcsbury, Oct, 1854. 25 tf
VEW FALL ?OODS, r
AT CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S f.
CHEAP CA<H STORE. .. 1
No. 1 Granite Range, Abbeville O. H.
WE are now prepared to show a large and
well assorted stock of
New Fall Goods, ,
Comprising the latest styles in
DRKSS GOODS,
SILK MANTILLAS, 1
nirvru tat maq
EMBROIDERIES, <fcc., <fcc.; also, fi
LADIES' GAITERS and SHOES.
We would respectfully invite an inspection
f our Negro Goods?GEORGIA PLAINS,
CERSEYS, BLANKETS, and OSNABURGS. "
Llso, a Ini ge assortment of BROGANS; all of
illicit we are now selling at Columbia and
)harleston prices, for CASII only.? -i
'lantern would do well'to give us a call bofore J
lurcliasiug elsewhere. j
Oct. 10, 1854 23 3m f(
ADMINISJTRATORS? SALE. *
[N Pursuance of an order of the Ordinary of
Abbeville District, will be sold at the late ?
esidcnce of John C. Martin, deceased, about 8 .
niles west of Abbeville C. II., commencing on 1
londay the 27th of November next, all the
icrsoiial estate of said debased, consisting of F
unc Hundred and Forty-six Negroes,
'wenty-seven Mules, a pair of Horses and Car- ]
iago, a splendid Horse and Buggy, about one
lundred head of Catlle, two yoke of Oxen, and
he stock of Hogs, about ?
275 Bales of Cotton, j
?hree thousand five hundred Bushels of Corn, t
. large quantity of Fodder, Shucks, Oats aud ],
?ottou Seed, Household and Kitchen Furniture, E
'Imitation and Blacksmith Tools, five Road 0
Vagons, and many other articles not enutuer- ,c
ted. , ,
At the same time will be Rented out for the e
nsuing year the Plantation of said deceased. d
The sale will bo continued from day to day g
intil the entire property is disposed of. g
TEllMS?All sums under ten dollars, eas'i; a
or all sums over ten dollars, thapurchaser will J
ie required to give bond and approved securiy,
and no artielo delivered until the terms of
ale are complied with. '
B. Y. MARTIN', )
MAltY A. MARTIN*, J Admm " r
October 17. 1854 24 6t
C
Administrator's Sale.
ON Monday and Tuesday, the 18th and 14th
of November next, the Administratoro
f the Estate of Erioeh Barmore, deceased, will j
ell. at "Barmore'a Turn Out," an the Green
ille and Columbia Railroad, by public auction,
he Personal Property of said deceased, cam- j
rising? ^ -y
.Twenty Negroes;
lany of them are very likely ; among whom
re two eood Blacksmiths; r
Eight Mules and Horses, Cowe, Hogs, Sheep, v
'Imitation Tools, Corn, Fodder, Wheat, and c
Fifty Bales of Cotton,
Cotton Seed, Household and Kitchen Fnrnilire,
and much more and various property, too tl
cdioiis to mention. w
At tho iioma tima r.nd ?\1aaa wtIII ? -
he property of said Estate,
25 Shares in the G.'& O. R. Road, ^
)q which the assessment has been paid.
TEIIMS?All sums of Five Dollars and under, J
eill be. Cash; Above Five Dollars, Twelve ,]
ilontlis credit, by giving note and two ap- .
>rove4 securities.
V D- I- DONALD, ) . . .
! JOHN C. WILLIAMS, fAdm C
October 16, 1864., o
tar Banner copy twice. e
'
P. ROBERTSON f
/;" ll
OFFERS his services to the citizens of this a
, and the adjoining Distriots aa an AUC- x
lIONEER. His long experience in tbat line
ETArrnn^Ji him in pairing a
? ? Q ? vmwmm v v. j/hm
ind in guaranteeing to all who may give him a |
rial perfect satisfaction. V J
Address Abbeville 0. H., S C. *
Oct, 35 . 25 g 4*,
iXJ}'. !** ' V- '
a
A F1KAL settlement of the Personal Estate ?
CX. of Hepry Brooks, deceased, will be mad*
n the Ordinary'* Office of Abbeville District,
>n the 20th of January next. All parties oon* _
Arnt*(\ IlpA hnrflhv MnnSiMrl a folra nf r
? - j
In the rneantimo all parti e? havinganv.de- t
uands against said Estate, are required to nand
n the tam? 1 egally attested, and'thoeo indebtid
to make payment. ?
JAMES M. C^TIL* Adm*r. f
',-Ootober 11, ^864 28 8 m t
Public Notice. ;
ryi i? noireoy give a to 4tt.p*rtiei .
L^l interested in thq Estate 6f the l?t? Wil- S
inm Morrison, that, a final settlement of the ^
v
X.vUJe Imtrtctyon uie aeoottd'day-of .December t
'est JAMES H0RHI80N, I
. Adm'r WU1*om3?4. v J
AugtJ(rt^;|a^~ciI^MV; >M\m. ;i? *
,, ...
CAXtolPATES FOB OFFICE.
pTThe friends of C?pt-; S; A. Hopqks red
ectfullv announce him as a candidate for 7hi
Collector at the ensuing election.
GT The friends of Joitw R. Wimok respect
ully announce him as a candfdate for Tax Col'dor
of Abbeville District, at the epstnng olec
ion.
->i f
iry Wi are authorised to announce the Rev.
amcs Moore as a candidate for re-election ai
"ax-Col lector of Abbeville District, at the en
uing election.
Tiik friends of James II. .Cobb respectfully
nnounco him as a candidate for Sheriif at th<
orning election.
Bp-The friends of JAMES M. YANDIVEP
espcctfully announce him as a candidate foi
"ax Collector of Abbeville District, at the en
uing election.
E^*The friends of D. W. HAWTHORN re
pectfully announce him a candidate for Sheriff
Ity of Abbeville District, at the ensuing elec
IOU. ,
0T The friends of O. M. MATTISON res
ectfully '* announce him as a candidate foi
'thcriff of Abbeville District at the ensuing elcc
ion. '
K^-The friends of TII03LAS R. COCHRAN
nspcctfully announce him as a Candidate foi
Sheriff of Abbeville District, at tlie ensuing o[?c
ion.
Tlie friends of JAMES M. MARTIN, rc
pectfully announce him ns a candidate foi
'Jisrijf of Abbeville District, at the ensuing
lection.
H1MRY S. X8RR,
viioi,ksali: ac betaII
DEALER IN
ROCERIES, PROVISIONS & CONFECTIONARIES
ABBEVILLE, O. H., S. O.
Mau 10. 1 SfiS- l.tf
EDWARD WESTFIELD,
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. C.;
RETURNS thanks for post favors, and re
LVspectfully solicits a continuance of thesnme
In keeps constantly on hand, of his own manu
icture, a Largo Assortment of SADDLES
IAUNESS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, Ac.
Jso, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS and BITTS.
Being a practical workman, lie is prepared tt
lake to order all kiridsof Saddles, Harness anc
lilitary Equipments, at short notice, and at at
>w prices as any other establishment.
(^"Particular attention pnid to all kinds ol
Repairing.
June 3, 1854. 66 tf
/
:HE ANDERSON BOOT AND SHOE
MANUFACTORY.
THANKFUL for the liberal
{ffll patronage which they huvc re- vll
1^. ceived, beg leave to inform * vhL
heir customers and friends generally, that they
iave BOOTS and SHOES of every description,
node of the best material. Also, a large stock
f NEGRO SHOES, made expressly for home
ousumption, and would say to tiioso that may
rant a good article, to calf and examine our
tock, before purchasing elsewhere. We arc
esirons that the planters would give our
>H01?S a fair trial, knowing that they would
;H value received for their money. ". BOOTS
nd SHOES mado to order. Also REPAIR
NG. WHITNER, OSBORNE & Co.
Sept 30, 1854. 18 2m.
. , .. ^ ?? > -?*
Bargaid? at Whitehall.
rllE Subscriber, inteuding to close up hie
Mercantile Business, offers his stock ol
iooda at greatly
Rcdnced Prices.
)uriug these times of high prices, persons wishriff
f?l\PAr? ornndn WAII */? *?^ll '
B ??r c?" * " MW " v" w V1M4*. w
lie lias on hand a large lot of T:1m
IOME-MADE NEGKO BROGANS, 1 "
PLANTATION WOOLLENS, "
BEST GEORGIA OSNABURGS,
ndeed a pretty full assortment of Fall and
Winter Goods, recently purchased.
To any person wishing to sell Goods, I can
ecommend the above place as a good stand,
. here ten-or twelve thousand dollars' worth
an be sold annually.
a S. MARSHALL.
N. B.?Persons indebted will be kind enough
3 come forward and settle their accounts,
rithouf further iuvitatibn. S. S. M.
Sept 29 21 8t
r ALU ABLE TOWN LOTS FOB SALJ2.
f WILL Sell, on very acoommodating terms,
L the following LOTS OP LAND, lying in
tie incorporate limits of the Town of Abbeville,
^mediately on the Cokeabury road, to wit:
!ontaining 6 acres 1 rood aod 88 perches. Up
n thisilot there are two good kitchens and an
xcellent garden.
Containing 7 acrea and 11 perches. Upon thic
at there is a fine DWELLING,HOUSE, witli
U necessary outbuildings, all npw, and a good
rell of -water. " '
3ontoinlng 4 acres $ roods and 86 perches.?
Ipon this lot there is a fine DWELLING
LOUSE, now completed, with a good kitchen,
nd will be otfaor necessary outbuildings, i -,,
.. irnrntrnm
Containing 1 acre 2 roods and 31 perohos. Upn
this lot there is * comfortable 'DWELLING
10USE, with necessary outbuildings, <tc.
These lotd lie adjoining each other, and arc
[tuated about fsr epough from thfe buainesi
iSrt ofTown to render th?m ??ru dnunKlo f#w
irivate residences, And in fall view of th?Rall<
bad. There is a sufficiency of wood vpoc
hfertito furnish firewood for twenty Jaaffc
. To approved purchaser# I wilfcaell upon verj
ccomniodating terms, and will take good NeToesin
part payment 'Those who wish good
largains would do Jwell to bc<q me'and examine
lie lota before purchasing elsewhere. .
B.iY. -POSEY.
^ADoevilie u
; CHARLESTON ^DVBBTISEMENaB/ . |
; ?00?W^ :
. 209 ami 211 Kirtg-tt, corner of Murktt-tt.,?
Charleston, S, <J '"'AJU
FlanUOpn Woolen?y JiUnkets, Ac.,
j Car pe tings and Curtain Materials, '- /
Silks imd Rich Dr??e Qooda,- t 'roi
Cloaks, Afantijlas, Shawl* , '
Termt ccuh-^-one pritt only; mh25 s
; .' m -??- 1
TllOS. II. HABCII. . J. M. T.. SHARP *, j^g
MAROB & SHARP, >#>&-:*' fi
r AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCDASTgy :'"*v . . > I
COLUMBIA, 8. C.,
WILL attend to tlie sale of all kinds of Mff '
chandize, Produce, Ac. . Also, Rofcl sact v $
' P^mnnnl Prnnorf ir ? ?'!
?. - - - -J . J>u> vuwm auu WU IBTWC
- 4c,, .on commission. ^
Sales lloom: No. 120 Riobardsoh street, and % ;*2|
immediately opposite the' United States Hotel.- , '-"la
' Feb. 4 39 tf |
BAILEY, DOUGLAS A ANDEKSO^ ^
WIIQLEBALE AND RETAIL ' ife.
t t.
No. 319 King-street, 3 doors ab&vt Qtot'gi$
CHARLESTON, S. d. '1 0
J. A. BAILEY, C. DOUGLAS, JV -iXUMaOIT,
f Reference?Jno. A, CALHOUN>feq- '
J jan. 14 86' lj
?. $
Cameron, Webb & Co.,
(Succatiors to G. <t H. Cameron-,)
importers of *
CHINA, GLASS .AND EARTHENWARE;. ' Wf
No. 145 Meeting ttreei,
Charleston, Sonth Carolina.
py Will supply Country Merchants with' -r^Bjj
Goods in tlieii; line nt as- low rates 03 they canbuy
in New York, or eljfewliere. v '
u. r. cameron, ) v '?jw.
l. wedb, >
w. m. ftaoe. ) mli25 * (,
CHARLESTON CARPET WAREHOUSE. * ^
William Calder
HAS always on hand the largest and best
selected stock of CARPETING to ba
1 found in the city, viz:?Fine Ingrains, low
i priccd; superfine Ingrains, Tapestry Velvet, > " "^*1
Tnpestrv Brussels, low priced Brussels, Three
p Ply Car j>e tings, Green and Printed Baize, Hearth
Ilugs and Door Matts, -Stair Carpeting and
Stnir Rods, Bindings, die., <fcc. Matting, all
widths.
1 With a large assortment of FLOOR OIL .. *
' CLOTH, from 3 to'24 feet iu width, for Rooms, " 1
?:?t 1
u.c,, witnuiiL seam. : ' ?
Nob. 246^ and 243 King-st^ corneg-HaseL 'tEONARD
OHAPIN,^-. % v *,,'
IIANL'FACTVUER AND DEALER IN , ' K * ?'* jj
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,. - s .J}
; Next door North of Pavilion Hotel, 124^ .Meet*
ing atreeland :J3 Wentworth street,
, CHARLESTON, S. C.< ^ . -.v-^ ' *
N. B.?An immense stock *of VEHICLES
and HARNESS constantly on band. Qr^at . "?-V
i inducements now offered in extreme lew price*. r #,
Every article warranted. ? . . '
Oct 29, . 25 . .17
42 WLNW SASHES, ^USW, ** .
HAVING the A|jencyof the largest Faatory
in the State), I am prepared to fiU ?
1. orders for auv article in the lin?. ' *
?ALSO,? V ,r . ? i
Painta, Oils, Glass and Builders' nardsrare, # ' ^
and everyxitlier article in the building line. ' ? JfU
> '^JOHK C. SIMONS,, .v " '"'- ^9
t 226 King^CTBct, sign of th6 Whale. ,v i: J
B. W. & J. P. Force & Co., ; >/ %
WHOLESALE -DEALERS IX ' i'v'1-'' * ' ' y"*'
BOOTS AND SHOES,S /V
j t * -'1
JV'o. 21 Haync ilreet, > -A
Charleston. ... .
l BBHJ. w. STinn* ^ i
john P. jroncE, { ?. ' * 1}
BEffJ. OOSLET, ) ' . ' WM? V "' v- " ^
CHARLESTON #AT MANUFAC1QBT,
240 King Mtreet, - ^
ALL kinds of Beaver,'Moleskin, Silk: ^drt, V< ' ^
Cassirnere HAT^, of the latoi X
made to order at short notice. ' . " ;
An cxcellcnt assortment of new stylfia' . - .
STRAW GOODS. Soft Traveller Hata and* :v '
Caps, always on hand. R/HAWLEY. . >
1 "John G. Willis. #1 ^
FANCY BOOT AND SHOE STQRiB, /
Trunks, Carpet Bag*, ValiaoB, Combs and '
Brushes, ":A' *:'? ' ?
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL*
1 Corner of Jting street and Horlba&i 'jilUfa- ;
mh25 ' ' Charleston, 8. C. '*? ' *
, ' " William Caldor,, *
I BKAIKIt IN ALL KIHbB OF ' 'I.-'
L ENGLISH, FRENCH ANN AMBMCABT-<>< "S
Not. 248 nnA 2!4fi fftem-idrAM '/mfaisr i -W-. '
| c""8
. . RSL Zone, "&>?$'*<? ?. ,. %
s Wholesale Book, Stationery aad FaHejr 0?^ ?JSr '- 'Js
. House,
Medical, Miscellaneous and Account BOOK?, : - v. ,
in varitly, nt the lowest trade price*. . V. '
*b. 5 JUwtre*, , ,? >
I Charleitop, Soqth CarollBt. ^r ,;
Nelson Carter. .