Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, June 13, 1849, Image 3
From the Athens Whig.
THE CHRONICLE & SENTINEL-.
For many months past we have studi
onely abstained from any cotments on
what we, in common with the people of
both parties in this State, have considered
he very extraordinary course of the
Chronicle & Sentinel, on a question of
inflaitely greater moment to the people of
the Sou'th than. noy of the partizait issues
that .have agitated the public miod for
many years past. We had hoped, and
till hope, that the editors of the Chronicle,
f their position has been misundeistood,
will take an early opportunity of setting
the-matter right-though we must confess
that an attempt to do so in a late number
of that journal has done more to fasten the
suspicion of at least indif'erence, if not nc
tual hostility to Southern institutions on
the part of that paper, which has been
aining strength for the last year or two.
hat we may not misrepresent our cotem
orary we give an extract from his late
rticle "defining his position."
"-Nothing is more indefinite tian the
eles and hounds of what Congress or any
islative body may or inay not couslitu.
nally do. Acts the most unwise, unjust
d injurions to the State or nation, may
l be within the letter of the Constitu.
a. It is bet-ter policy to oppose a had
easure, such as we regard the Wilnot
roviso, whether applied to Oregon or
alifornia, on the score of its injustice and
nral demerits, rather than the ground
t it violates the Constitution."
Now, what are we to infer from this?
oes the Chronicle believe the Wilmot
roviso constitutional, and object to it
lely on the ground of its "injustice and
eneral demerits." Will he answer this
ategorically ?
We should have taken no notice of this
hatever but for the fact that the Chronicle
aving been regarded heretofore as a lead.
ng organ of our party, its editorials have
een quoted by the Democratic press as
diience that the Whig party of Georgia
unsound upon - this subject. No%% in
iew of this fact, as well as the importance
f all dissensioni in our ranks being heaed
efore the gubernatorial canvass begins,
ill not the editors of the Chronicle at
ace perceive the necessity of "showing
heir band" satisfactorily to the people of
'eorgia on this momentous question, re
embering that "those w ho ,are not for us
e against us "
"hile on this subject it may be well
nough to remark for the benefit of Dem.
acratic editors that a very respectable -por
' of i-Whigs of Georgia do not feel
- iecommitted to the. doctrine to
rieen.-course of the Clronicle
ie n V tio offered among
I , at the Whig
iIledeeville,
.nously
Whig
one
he
all
be
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set
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athas
weState
Gioilers. North
- this subject, we
y elieve, for the
esihi'ourcednttryand our party,
h liie thus og'deferred it (although
~d$ 6me of the best Wh'ligs in the
tatifro adopt this course long ago) 'i the
ope that the'editors of the Chrom e &
Sq4inels nld satisfactorily define their
posttiou; but they having signtally failede
in their recent attempt to do so, and~ by
their explanation left the public siill in
doubt, we feel now entirely justified in
calling upon them to know where they
stand.
"CitivarY or SourtI CAaoi~tNA."
Tho Rutherford Banner has an article
allecting to ridlicule the "Chivalry of Souith
Carolina." This we think is in exceedinig
bad taste, and mcst recoil uJpon its author
Whatever nmay be the political errors of
South Carolina. no one can deny that she
has sufficiently vindicated her character
for genuine chivalry. If hter services in
our revolutionary struggle are forgotten,
the blood of~ her sons so freely poured ot
on ibe plains of Mlexico, comes up afresh
to attest hternic and patriottic devotion.
"Animia opibusque parati" is her proud
motto. Who wtill say that she has ever
disgraced iti We hope then, to hear no
more "mecaningless and contemtible twad
die" in ridicule of her chivalry.-Licoln
( N. C.) Courier.
-SAtTA AtYA KicxtNo.--The Delta
says : Santa Anna has re'ently fulminated
from his retrea t at Kingston, Jamnaich, an
elaborate repily, in a volume of 300 octavo
pages, to the accusations of treason brtaght
agaitnst him in Congress by one of the
representatives, Senor Gatnboa. The
wvily, ex-President makes out, as usual, a
good ease; and showa, apparenily, that
his efforts during the recent wvar were
fruitless, owing to the want of co-operation
onibe part of the government, the lack of
funds, circumstances over which he had
no control, etc. He enters into a anto
biogrtaphtical accourrt of all his exploits,
hardships and reverses, and evidently aims
more at mnaking~ an impressiotr for the fts
ture than at v'ndicating tbepast.
4PorotNrBENTS.-The folfowing ap
pointments are said to have beeni made,
but are not as yet officially annou nced,
viz: Ahbbot Lawrence as Minister to Eng
land; Williami C. Rives, Minister to
France ; Mr. Graham, of North Carolinar
Minister to Spain ; Bailie Peyton, Minister
to Chili; Geo. H. Marsh, Minister to
B~ertin or Constantinopleo; Col. M'Clung,
M1itiste'r to New Grenada; Dr. Thotmag
W.'Foote, Charge to Bogota or Venetue,
Ia; T. L. Crit tenden, Consul at Liverpool;.
Lorenzo Draper, Consul at Hlavre, and
Ex-Goveraor Kent, Consul at Rio de Ja.
From te Cotuqnbia Tdeegaph.
LEWIS KOSSUTH.
Who is Lewis Kossuth, the Regent of
H1ungary, and her master spirit in these
grave days of his country ?
Kossuth was born in 1806; his father,
of old Hungarian nobility (for what Hun
garian is not 7) was very poor and support
ed himself as Clerk to some fellow.noble
man.
Lewis went to the University of Pesth,
to study Law, in his 16 year. n here his
great talents and equally great poverty
procirrred him patrons, who fed and cloth
ed him. We first hear of him in public,
when he at (once distinguished himself in
the opposition, as writer against Austria.
In IS38 he was arrested ; in 1840 he found
ed a paper; in 1844 ie established the
general "League %f Defence ;" in 1847 he
was elected member of thelDiet; in 1848 lie
placedi himself at the head of ti Anti
Austrian movement, became Mini.br, and
is now virtual Regent of Hungary, show
ing equal military, political and revolu
tionary sagacity. Kossuth is a consummate
master of the sword and pen. If the ques
tion be to fill his hearers with ethusiasn
an'd to rouse bis fellow-.lungarians, he
can be passionate. poetic, pompous, as the
occasion muy require, while there is per
haps no terser writer and closer readAner
when facts, numners and statistics from
the substance. lie possesses a thorotgh
knowledge of the philosophical and poi
dlve Law, and is mastr of an extenstve
encyclopedical knowledge. His organ of
speech is strong and very sonorous. His
mastery 'of the languages is wonderful.
He addresses with equal efTect the Magyar
in Hungarian ; the Croat in Slavonic;
the German in German ; and lately when
it was tiecessary to fire the Clergy for the
Hungarian cause, he addressed to Synod
of the Catholic Priests in Latin. in such a
mannertliat they ivere filled with patri
otic ardor. Ilis tife'wasdescrihed bty that
executioner. Prince. Windisclgraiz, in an
order to the police to tcatch her,among
other things thus: "She is an elegant
weman,, of a high degree ofcultivation,
speaking French. English, German, Sela
vonian and Wallachian as fluently as
iungarian."
Kossuth ltas travelled in Germany,
France and England. [ie is tall, htand
some and of imposing appearance; his
head is of an oriental enst
The greatest day of Kossuth's life was
perhaps, when in at inspired speech lie
demanded oftle Hungarian Diet 200.000
men and 42,000,000 guilders, and the whole
Assembly rose and exclaimed: "We give
them!"
When he was informed that Russi a was
going to. send an army to assist the As
irians. he quietly replied : "Then i iarch
all Poland against Russia."
Lewis Kossuth seems to he the model
of a statesman in a national revolution of
a modern vast country. The difficulties
which ie has to overcrne are immense;
for never before had a patriot to unite, in
n period of revolution. tich discordent ele
mets as the Magyar. German, and Sela
vnic populations in H ungary are-t yet his
master mind and high soul do not only
seem to rule, but to rouse, impel and inspire
Ieg.all fir the same great end. L.
TuE Cn sVAsSE.-The New Orleans
Bulletin er Friday says :
We learn with deep regret. that all at
tempts to stop thte Sauve crevasse have
been abandoned, and we presume that wye
tust now wait the fall of the river before
we can be relieved from the orerflow in the
rear of thte city. Fortunately the pros
pects for this are at present favrable, as
the river is steadily receding. and the ad
vices frm above are, that it is fallinig along
its whtole coturse, and no intelligence ot
any raise being on its wany down. . in the
course of the present month, htowever, we
shall certainly have the Missouri flood,
which, from the great quantittes of snow
which fell during the last winter, along the
upper portion of the stream atnd its irmb.
utaries, wvill probably aive us a more than
usial heavy raise. When thtis is once
downt upon us. it will again fill tup the
banks of thte Mississippi, and thtere will
then he no permatnent fall of the lattet until
Atgust or September. Under these cir
cumstances. we would suggest the pro
priety ofmtuaking all the neeful preparatory
arrangemetnts for renewing the work for
stopping the crevasse, so soon as thte pire.
sent til of the river has p)rogessed to such
further eatent as will justify a new effort.
The river htas already faillen two feet and a
half since the crevasse first opened, and
if it recedes three or four feet more, of
wviich there is every prospect, the work
which now is so ditficult or imupossible,
wouldi be comparatively' easy, and thte
rech could lbe readily repaired before the
Missouri raise would be down, atnd thte
citizets save somre two or three monthts
of suffering and loss.
TmF. OvE.RFLow.-The trmant wvnters of
-Father NM ississpri" continue to encrouch
upon onr city, and the song ouf the gnndo
iler, or rather the shtout of tlhelmunicipality
boatmnen, is fast nearing St. Charles street.
The inundated streets present ntovel and
exching scences, and. urart from the'mel
anholy reflections caused by the disastr
rus state of affairs thtere is much to amuse.
All sdrt's of acquatic cotivevatnces are
brotght in requisition, and these are nowv
to be seeni at all corners waiiting to convey
passengets through avenues where cabs
and carriages were wont to roll. Through
many of the streets, however, the authort
ties hnavc caused guntwales or plank walks
to be constructed, which prove a great
convenience .ft was impossible, in the
haste in which they were put up, to make
them firm. The traveller is obliged tostep
with great caution, atnd even thten primly
dressed gentleman are occasionally seen
to disappear for a time betteath the dirty
flood. Witht the fine prospect of stopping
the crevasse, however, wve have reason to
hope that this state of affairs will not last
much longer-N. 0. Pic.
The Camnden Journal states, that' a
Gold Mine has- been discovered on the
plantation of Mr. B. Hi-Iliard, of Beaver
Creek.
The narrowest part of the Atlantic is
more than two miles deep. In other
Dn. LtEBER.-WeCclip from the 3 r
cury the following nkerited compliment to
Dr. Lieber:
.-We understard that Frar 's Lieber,
Esq, L. L. D. Professor in our ...te Col
leee at Columbia, has been Napointed, one
of the Lecturers of the Smithsonian Insit
tinte, at the next Congressioniaal Sens( n.
Whether Dr. Lieber will be Mble to ne.
cept the honorable appointment, we einn
not say, but the compliment of the selec
tion of one so well fitted for the discharge
of this duty, while it must be gratifyinig
to the Professor, reflects addhitional credit
upon tle high character ti' t(ie Institution
which is now so able represented.
Tit ENrU15 AND FRtENC ITrrVF.N
TION is Aus-rnmt NOT CONFInMED.-Tle
New-York Courier and Enquirer. ref.-r
ring to this matter, says : "We find noll.
itig in jnstify the statement coninmed in
our Telearaphic despa'ch. that England
and Franne had protested in jint note
against the intervention of Russia to the
war between Austrin and her revolted
Hungarian provinres. On l's contrary
the report that sneh ia note had been wit.
ten is allided to by a correspondent iof t he
London Cftronicle its an ittvetition of the
Hungarian party."
Our own resenrches, have bronht us to
the same conclusio::-but if not true it
ought to be.
Spring Medicine.
Now is the time to purify the blood of inor
hid humors, and prepare the system by aporn
priate renedies, to withstand the debilitatiig
e-fTects of the approaching warm weather
RISLEY'S SARSAPARILLA is one of the
best alteratives that can he used, and as no
invigorater aid pitrifyer of the BLJOD, it
stands unrivalled!
Compare the directions nod ribiserve that
Risley's Sarsapatilla is FOUR TIM ES TilE
STRENGTH oftiany other. itt Laige I!mtiles.
Sold in Aigusta, by lAVtAD, Rl-r.KY,
& Co., anl in Charleston by ilAvI.AND, HAIn
HAL. & Co., linpoters aid Wholesale deniers
in Drugs, Medicines, Paints. &c. Also, sold
in this place by G. L. PENN,
Price One Dollar. A GENT.
NJay 30, 2m 19
97 It is now itniversally etnceeded, that
Rhenmatism, Gont. Pain or Wealties.s of the
Back, Side. or Breast, can be cured sooner by
the use of' the Jew Darid's, or liebrew Plaster,
than any other remedy ever known to niat.
We would advise our friends and others,
who are uflicted with this Irily pniftil malady,
to make immediate use of the Jewo Darid's. or
Ibrew Plustcr, as a sttmgle trial will plaice it
beyond the reach of compeiition, and ctnIviie
the most incredtthons of its superior medical
virtues. See advertisement to athiitter col hn.
For sale by JOHN D. CIASE, Apotheca
ries Hall, Eldlfield C. II. May 23,
Bufler Logie Xo. 17.
(7 Regntlar meetin of this Lodge will
e heltd ott Mondny evenin next at 8
'cloik. ELBEIT BLAND, See.
June 13 it 21
L I ITI E.
3 9 UARRkLS STONE LI.1E, in fine
*9order.
1For saile by I. A. KFNRICK.
Ilamubur. .Inne 9, 184'., 3t 21
00 LBS. Choice Cotintrv' BA.
CON, SiES,.H A.\S, &
SHjUL.DERtS. For ale low for cash. lby
H. A. KENRlICK.
Hamrburg, June 9, 18419. Ot 21
LARD.
Ps'L BS. Choice L EAF LA RD
Fou sale by
II. A. KE'NR[CK.
IHainmnrr. June 9. 1849. . -It 21
Daily Expecte4
ALOT oif PINE APPLES, BANANAS,
1.OR ANG ES and LEMIONS,
by J. D). CH ASEs.
Juie 13 - f - 21
Spun Yarn. Feathers and Flour.
O 5 lb.New FsA TIIE RS,
20 BIls. stiperfmte FLu URt,
Just received mnd for snihe byv
G. L. PENN, Agent.
Jnne 13, If 21
BrongIgt to lige Jaal
O F this Distrier. a negro mtan whlo says his
name is JOh N, and that hte belonigs tio a
Mr. Robert Raidfuird. who, lie says, lives ini
Tiwiegs County Georgin, abont two and a hatlf
mile.s from Jelfersonivillec, Georgia. Said Eellow
is tubotut five fi-et, tine ittehes high, andh a little,
bowlegged-he is betwuetn thirty and thiirty-five
yers of tuge antd dlark comtplected. Said fellow
hs several scars on his forheadi, one of them
itntediately over his left eye-lie hats six sears
ott his breat atnd talso several on his arms.
T1hie owt'er is ri'gnested to cotte forward,
prove property, pay charges anid take him
away, or lie wHI be dealt with as the law diteets.
A. 11. BURT, J. E. D.
Jnne 13', tf . 21
Prize Temperance Story, Now
Ready-Price 25 Cents.
GERTRUDE RUSSEL,
Or Paternal E~xample :
BY r1its. c. w. DF.sisoN.
T H IS is one of the tmost touching delinen
lions of thesutlue andI snre working of
wie, drinikinig upoti famtily charneter and btapa
piess which has yet beeti issned from theo press.
Gertrde Rnssel is a profound and setnrching
appeal to all rte better sensibilities of itur na
tare. It is nto ephiemerad. catcie pinny perfor
mance, atid will be read with pleasure and
profit by every one ciapable of appreciating
home joys or of tmonirmnitg over the itifi tences
which blight and blast them.
Gertrnde Ruisseh was originally pubhlisheJ ini
The New York Organ, and cost thte publishers
of that paper, $1100. It is now ready ini a bena.
tiful book of' 64 large octavo pages well printed
on fine paper, attd illtustrated by
Twelve Original Errgrarings.
The circulation of this great story tmtst do
much good. Price 25 cents-or five copies for
$1. Orders post paid, clu'osinig the Cash,
may be addressed to
OLIVER & BROTHER,
Almerican Tcmperncc Repositoryj.
Newo Yorkc City, June 131819, 2e 21
*' Editors givitng this advertisement entire,
two conspicitns insertions, shall be entitled to
Just Received at
Apothecaries' Hall,
At Reduced Prices.
JAYNES' American Hair Dye.
Tonic-Vermifuge,
linyleys American' "
Thomunp..-ons Celebhtied Eye Water.
Tay lor's Ilialanin of- Liverwort,
Itisley's Compound Extract or Bucho,
Syrup (if Pink Rout,
Tooth-ache Killer,
Gelatine Capsules of ('opitiva,
-. 6 if Cui ehi and Copaiva,
From 10 to 37. crts per Box.
Stimulafive Adlerive Salve,
Greeii Adhesiv'e Plaster. -
For Pains. Wonids. Corns &c.
Scarpa's Compound Acniustio: Oil.
Strengthening 'lastprs froitm 124 to, 50 cents.
Peter's 'ills, Lee's Windliam ills, r:d other
Medicaments. too numerous in nntioii.
by J. D. CHASE, M. D.
June 1: 3f 21
D i a a olutito n,
T I1E Copairtnership heretolbre existing
ltieen the subscrilers uder the firm
of KENRICK & THAYER, was dissolved
I st. in-t. by mutual consent. The uname of t the
firm will be used by either partner in liquidation.
H. A. KE-NRICK.
. B. THAYER.
Jne G 1849, 4t 20
. A CARD,
T UE nodersigned having pnrrhnsed the
.. iterest of.'H. B. THuAyFR, in the late
firin of KENRICK & THAYER, will con
tinie the business at the old sianod on his owls
necount, aid respectfully solicit3 the patronagr.
of the late firm.
H1. A. KENRICK.
Hamburg, June 6 1849, tf 20
SHERIIFF'S SALE.
B Y virtue of sundry wvrits or Ficri Fna
cias, to me directed, I will procced
to sell at Edgefield Court Ilouse, on the
first Monday and Tuesday following in
July next, the follo.ing property, in
the following case. viz:
Samuel Brooks vs 0. H. Goodman, the
[louse and but in the Village of Edgefleld.
known as the Planterl lotel, at prcsent
Oenmpied by Messrs. Ilurt & Doby. con
taining fifleen acres, more or less. adjoining
the Public Square. the lands of s. iBrooks,
11. It. Spalit. John Lyon and others.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. :. r).
JnneG: 41 20
N o t fce.
T"ilIE Subscriber nfir fra sale her Houss
nid I.o-r nbumnt .1 of a mile from Edge
fi'-ld C. II. lying on the road leading li-om
Edgefield C. H. to Couinbia, aid containing
Ibir icres; also nil that traet of land contain
in 100 acres, situate about three miles from
Edaefield Village. For terms apply to the sub
scribers.
R. MLALOCK,
P. R. BLALUCK.
Jnne G I49 7m 20
* Bacon & Lard.
C IiOICE Lot of Country HAMS'forsale
at lhle Subsci ihersresidence; also a choice
lut of Leaf LAKRD.
J. h. HOLLINGSWORTH.
JuieG- 3t 20
LT. per-sto..inda)A:to-Whitman R. H ill
A Decensed, are hereby notified to make
pavment. nnd all persons having claims against
-n i1 Decensed will reider thern in tproperly nt.
ested. W illiam M. Iill*1 is appoinied my Agent
Anrin.g my absence from tle )istrict.
T. S. DANIEL, Admn'r.
April 0, if 15
Notice.
A LL persons inlebted to the estate of Ja.
cob Poiw. Decensed, will lease15 to call
noiil sett Iimmoed iitely, and those whIio aire cred.
tils are reqjuested to make knownm their clamimns.
H.ER.. SPANN, Adm'r.
May 23, 8t 18
JUST RECEIVED AT
Apothuecaries Hall,
D R. GOURALTUD'8 Celehtrniedl Italian Med
icnied Snaplr for removing Pimples. Free.k
les, Tnm amid Salioess from the e01mplexion.
Also Peuietratinig Powdiers for uprooting hair.
For sale by J. D. CH ASE, M. D).
May 23 tf 18
Cheap Liquors.
rf H E Subsriber inteninmug to nhantudon the
Utrafte of Ardent Spirits. otliers l'or sale
hiis remoinug Stock, low for Casth.
Fonrilh Proor Brandy, iat $3,5tt. per gallon.
Madeiria WVinte S1,874, H olland Gin $2.75,
N E. llim. 75cis., Best Rye Whliskey SI,
Rectiflred Whliskeey 6dicets., all for Cash, and
that in no less quantities than thiree gallons.
H. JENNINGS.
A pril ]8 i 13
NOT 1'I CE.
T H E undersigned as Assigiiee of Mnretn
Upson, gives notice to all persons hlingi
claims ag ainst the saoid Marcns Upson, andc
whao are willing to take uider the assignmient,
to render in their claimns by the sixth day ni
August next. All persons indebted to the said
Maicus Upson, lire requested to make imme
diate paymnit.
SAMUITEL STEVENS, Assignee.
March 7 149, 5 6m5 7
FINAL NOTICE.
(1IRCUM STAN(?ES requiring that the tin
~jsiness of G. L & E. Penn should he set,
tIed titp without delay. Notice is herebty giverr
that all Notes ande Accounte not settled dturing
Court, will be given out to an Oflicer for cob
lec tion.
E. PENN, Agen..
Feb.29 18-19. tf
A Card,.
DR. G;. G. IJIRD, respectfilly offer% hi
.lprofessional services to the Citizens ol
Edepfield arid its vicinity.
Oflice opposite Compty's H otel.
May 9. tf i
COLORED MUSLINS & LAWNS,
WAR RANTED last colors, (yard wide
12/g cts.iJust ree~eiyed at
R. CAUSSE & CO. Neto Store.
May 24, tf 18
Just ReceivedJ,
A Few BIBLES. PRAYER BOOKS 111
TrESTAM ENTrS, bournd int entfl and gilt
by 3. DJ. CH ASE.
WVe are auithorhized to arernounce Capt
D. L. SH-A W, as a' candidate for Majo
of the Lowor liettalion of the 7th Regi
mcent S. C. NT.. nI the ensuing election.
(7Thec friends of Capst. WV. I. E'A
GIN, announce hina as a cantdidate foi
Major of the Lower Battaliotw of rho 7I
Re'itnent S. C. Malitia.
DRUGS & ft]
AT AUGUS
DRS. BLAND,
WOLJESALE CAD -R
A RE constantly receivirij;
dition to iheir larce anu
AMERICAN, FRENCH & I
DRUGS and AlEDICINES
ro pure and of approved manufi
new law.
They offer also, PAINTS, ]
GLASSWARE, BAIt SOA1
CY NOTE PAPER, LEV
O PES for sante, INK of all co
and HAIR BRUSH ES, SURGICAL lNd
LANEOUS ARTICLES, comprising a
The ahtentinn of Physicians and Plantris
supplies can be furnished at A UGUSTA I
discount fair cash. and in buch quatntities M i
The importance of these advanages mnt
laiket, inenring breaknge anl delay incide
PLANTERS will do well to call nod see 6
Edgefield C. H. S. C. May 30th 1849.
Terms of Boarding &c. at the
SPANN HOTEL,
EDOEFIrLD, C. fl. S. C.
Boarding per month by the year. $12 50
Boarding and lodging per month by
the year excitive of lights, 15 0(L
Boarding end ildging per month by
the notihs, a0 00
Boarding and lodging per week, 6 00
$ per day. 1 00
" per meal. 50C
Boarding Ilorse per month by the year 10 00
" " day, 75c
Transcient honrding or by the month,
pyable.-Cash,
Regular Loarding paynble---Quarterly.
Thosc who have written to know the prices
of honrding will please to refer to the aboye ad.
vertisement. The proprietor of this establish
mit expects to give and nszntain for it n good
character; but this we mu-t leave those to jidge
who patronize it.
May2, - if 15
Economy is Wealth 1
T HE Subscriber most tespecfully informs
his friends and the public generally, that
he has located himself at Edgelield C. House,
(next door to Mr. Hefo's Tin Shop and op.
posite the Spann Hotel,) for the purpose of
carry on the
Cabnet Making 4- Repairing Business,
in all of its various branches. He feels con
fident in giviug entire satiafaction to those
who may favor him with a call.
ROBERT BRYSON.
- N. B.-FuMERALs furnished at the short
est notice and ont accommodating terms.
March 2d, 1849 3m 10
Boarding for Young Ladies.
T H E Snbseitber will aecomtmodtte with
6T. hoarding, eight or ten Young Ladies. H is
H o.se is roomy and pleasantly sitnated. conve.
nient to the Female Academies. Parent.s and
Giardians ny be assnred that every attention
necessary will be puid to Girls comntitted to
his care.
EDMUND PENN.
May 2, if 15
NOTICE.
T lHE Subscriber is about to estttb'iih n
Tan Yard in all its various branches, it)
the Towtt of Hutnburg. takes pleastire in infor,
ming his friends and former cutstomers that lie
will always feel happy in accommodating then
on the mcst reasonable terms. with all articles
in his line of buisness, stth its BOOTS.
SHO ES. HARNESS. IFAGGUN GEARS
and L EA THlER of every kind, at the stand
next door to 1. J. Bryan's, and nearly opposite
oache's HIotel.
M. L. GJEARTY.
N. B.-The most liberal prices will be given
for rood Raw H ides atnd Tan Batk.
H ammbtrg,May 9, tf 16
Griswold's Cotton Gins.
WJ~ E wvould respectfully say to those wish
Vitg to procnre NEW GINS ofa sttpe
ror qinaty, that we shall keep constantly on
hand a rew of the above mitch approved Man.
natnttre, which are oil'ered to the public on the
very reasonable termis of the maker.
GEIGER & KNIG HT,
Agents.
Hambunre,.April 11 2mn 13
Rec~motal.
R CAUSSE & CO. have removed to the
. Store adjoining Mr. S. F. Goode's.
where they will be happy to receive their old
etom~iters and as muany niew ones as may findl
it to their advantage in paying the cash.
N. .-Jnst received a lot of Sttmitmer Cloth
ing which will be sold at a smtall adyattee at
hi. C. & Co's Cash Store.
April25. tf 14
Notice to Bridge Builders.
T1H E Commiisstoners of Roads for the Up
Ipemr Battatlot of the 7th Regiment, will
ct to the lowest bidder at Edgefield C. [I. on
the first .Monday ini June, the buildi-ng of a
Bridgre across Rocky Creek, on the roatd leading
fro'Edgefteltd C. H. to~ Catmbridge.
GEO. A. ADDISON, See.
.'iay 10, if 17
Bacon and Lard.
TW IP. Snbscriber hias on hand abont 2.000
Jlbs. choice BA CON, which he offers at
Seid. cash, the hog rottnd,.
Also, a fine Lot of LA RD at 10ets cash.
Hr. JENNINGS.
April 18 ff 13
.Corn for Sale.
fgHE Subscriber offers for sale at his resi
3. dene 3 miiles Nor th West of this Village,
1,000 BUSHELS of CORN.
J. H. HOLLINGSWORTH.
May 23 1840, tf 18
J ust Ruceived
AND IN STORE,
LBS C HOIC E (0Q/1.
1500 TRY CU RE-DBACON,
at 8 cents Cash.
BLA NI7 & BJT LER.
May 2. :f 15
For Sale..
TW ELVE or fifteen lil~ely young Neg'roes
j391d fumt ao fault. Ap'ply to the Edittor of
this paper.
New Blacksmith Shop.
r lNH E Subscriber having procenred the ser
Lvicesaof H~anptOiI, a Blacksmith well
kno nl in this conmnmumity, is prepared to receive
ill orders inrthtis line of business.
*Shop oppositea Dr. Johnono's In!.
E..$. MIS.
Fah1A tf d
[EDICINES
7A PRICES.
rEAGUE & CO.
wv and fresh supplies in nd
well selecteil.-STOCK of -
:NGLISH CHEMICALS,
tIll I which arb wavrranted
cture, imported undl the
ILS, WINDQW GLA SS.
. EANCY SOAP; FAN
PER PAPER, JNViEL
ours, PAINT, VARNI6IH.
TRUMENTS, FANCY and MJiSCEL4
ill assortment of all arlicles in thhir line,
is, clled to the imporian hact. thai llir
"RiCES, on six ruonths titme, five pet cenu
nay he desired.
st he hvious to thdse trailing at d remote
it to Irausportation. PIHYSICIANS and
1.
A Nimble Thrip is better
than a Slow Dime.
I WILL retail DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Rcheaper than they are retailed elsewhere;
in Edgetield, Ilambdrg, or Ailgilsta. In proof
of which, plenge loa at my list tf prices. All
rticles as good es the maiket anflords...
u13dainn, Parigoric, aid btliei 'fincisUed
it 64ctq an ounce,
Opodeldec, Buterndn's irbI, Britidli Oil;
&c., 63cts a Bott!e,
Salis, 61cts. a pound, Camhlar; 6Nei dd n;
Aladder, bedt kind; and Sul Eratus, 121cent
pouid,
,gtda and Sedleitz Ilowerddidm 2d toircidi
Box.
hit l0isn 'id 51usiird, 12 cis. a Bdi;
Bladking, .8,si a Bdx,
Sarsaparilla rom 50cth t6 $1 a bottis,
Preston Smelling Snits, bottles re filled;
Alcohol, pure, it will all burn $1, lier gallod;
30cis pet (Inait.
Fourth Proof Brandy-1814-$4,50 0e- gal;
51. per bottle, . ..
Port Wide, de lcst, S$, peil galldn, $1 esf
iottJs.
Wines ahd-ignors, o' any descriptinri oid
'y the gallon, or cank. Pirchaser granting
lie time to order.the same fim New York.
JO N D; CHASE, Al. 1b;
April Ii, if 12
State of South Carolina;
EDGEFILDJ 1STRICT:
IN EQUITY.
Lucy -Reese;
Wyatt Homes, John Tones, r nd R.M4fa
Daniel Prescott, Lewis Htal. ry ad Relief.
Iuway:
IT pienuing td m' saisraction thai Edwid
B. lialoway and Thoiiai 0. 1 allosay;
two of ilie defndanti in thiis cnse, reside from
alid beyond tile jiifiits of this State. On mb;
lion of Mr. Yancey, Phiinliffs Solicitoi. It s
rdered that tle said Defendatiis do nppcaf
and ansader plead dr deinnr to tHe idmpfinmnts
wid hill of complaint, within three mofithi frori
the publication heredr, or ihe said bill will be
taken pro .cenfeass. against. thoni.
S. S. TOM PKINS, 6. z. i. ri.
Commissiidner's Office, Alay 24th J849.,
May 30i m 39
State of South Cd6rina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TH1E COMMON PLEAS:
Walker & Bradford, Deafaraid -
Vt. ii
R. S. Rob'ettdAo.mn
Walker & Bradfoild; Decdaratiin
' ys, in
R. S. Roberts. Aiun/nnn.
T5 H E Plaintift in lhe abotaecases haviig
.tthis, ay filed their Ddclnralions ih uiy
0f11ec and the Defandaint having. rfeither *ifil
nr attorney, known to reside within the limih
of this State, on whorn a copy of said Deeldras
ions with a rule to plead aan be served.; oil
motioni of frlr.. Alagrath, Attorney for Plain
ifs, ordered that said Defendant appear cd
plead to said Declaratiorns withfin i year find g
iay from the date heiedf, or in default thereof;
udaerment will be rendered against hims.
T. G., BA CON, a.: if:
Clerk's Offree. May 22d 1849f.
Mlay 30. 1849,I
STATE~ OFSdUTH CAIWIANA
EDG2FIELO.DISTRICT.
IN ORDIN4RY.~
B V JOHNJ HlLL; Esq., Ordinary of
iEdgefielId District.
Whereas Oliver Towteg hath rafp~id
to me for Letters of uAdmliistfatkio, de
Sones non, on all and uinguldt flib goods
and ehdittefs, i-ighis aid credild ef Sarah
Scurry latd of the Digtric( i'fdresaid, de
~eased.
These are, tiereidre, lo cuie and admon
sht ae and singular, the kindred and cred
tors of.the said deceased, to be and appear
eore me, am our nexci Ordinary's Court
or the said Distrint, to be holden at Edge
ield Court io'us on the 18th day of J'une
minst:, to show cause, if any, whly rte said
administiationi should not lie granlerl.
Giverr uider my hand and seal, thIs-tlt
5th day of June in the year of our Lord
onie l'hoosand eight hundred and forty
isinh and in seventy-third yeaf of Amuer
ica'n Independence.
.JOHN IlfL; .?.D.
Lands Iof 8:tte.-.
T HE Subscriber otfers for salh' a valuable
tract of lautd, ljin'g seten sileiis West of'
Edgefield C. HI., on the Abbeville Road, can'
I'nining 450 iacres, '250 of whticlh dre in woods
The cultivated lands are well imnproved', ai
there is a good Diwellin'g i ese, with all ne..
cessary out h'bies ot' the jiremises, in' geod
repair. Terms favorable for the purchaser.
JOSEPH FERGV'SON.
pri I, S 3n 12
POSITkVELY T14E-LAST CALL.
A LL persons itndebted to the late firm of'
DUNB~A1 & DOJRNSIDE, either lay
note or open nccount, aie requested to call
and make paynit on or before the 1st day of
August neit; after that period they w'rl find alP
dlaimew due us, in the hands of proper officers
for collection, without discrimination.
DUNBAIR & BUJRNSIDE.
Hamburg, May 22.6t' 3W
DRUG Ana GENERAL
STORE AGENCY.
Tl HIE Subscriber informs his friemis and
.3.the public, that as Agent for a few friends
who have engaged h~im to do business for them.
he wvill keep on hand a! the Post Oflice, a full
supply of articles as above, which lhe will self
cheap for cash.
G. L. PENN, Agent;
Fe. 7. 11 3