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:By Last lght'ys Mail. From the Columbia Telegraph, Sept. 3. LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA. ADVANCE IN COTTON. The Caledonia arrived at lalifax on Friday last. The Commercial news will b- found satisfactory. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 18. Almost every branch of trade is impro 'ving in Liverpool. Money is abundant end discounts easy. All the accounts from 'the manufacturing districts are favorable. The Cotton tnarket for the past week bas been very active. The Committee's official quotations are as follows: Fair Uplard'54d; Fair Mo. bile 5$d ; Fair Orleans 51d. POLITICAL. .England.-We have nothing of interest in the political department. The visit of the Queen to Ireland seems to have been a source of utuclh enthusiasm and delight. France.-The Assembly, after a session -of eighteen months, has adjourned until the first of October next. Huagary.-The entrance of the Hunga rians into Raab frcm Comorn, is definitely tonfirmed. Great alarm was excited in Vienne and Presburg, by information that the Hunga rian army was advancing. and the advan ced guard bad reached Weisselberg. On the 16th Aug. 1849, near Fruit Hill. by .3. C. Allen. Esq', iwr'. Willt, Odom to Miss -Nancy Dean, both of this District. To the World. -7 Consumption is a disease which is ca'ry i g'its victims to the tombs by tltous-ands,'with out being arrested in its ltugress by the med 'icines in common use at the present time. But a brighter day is coming, and has come-as to ... 'uccessfully arrest this disease. DR. RO 'GERS''LIVERWORT AND TAR, not only gives immediate relief in COUGHS and COLDS, but fiotn the testimony of men of the Highest standing here and elsewhere, it is mak ing some very remarkable cre's ofCONSUIP. TION. Improvements in the zrentment of -diseases are onward, and nothing can arrest its spirit in the present age. For sale at this place hy' JOHN D. CHASE. Sept 5, im 34 Buitler Lodge No. 17. *. @, @. g. (7- Regnulr meeting of this Lodge will .ie held on Monday evening next at 8 o'clock. F. H. WAIRDLAW, Sec. September . . It 33 $50 REWARD. T CITIZNS of Edaefield and its LARS Rewarrd, for the apprehension of JOE, the mut deres of JESsE \\ ArnER FORD. H. R. SPANN. AGENT. September 5, 1849. tf 33 AT REDUCED PRICES. SN ordierto clear oat as mnet as possible .onr Stock of Snier Goods. 'preparatory to getting in our Full supply, we shall offer the remainder at a. G'REAT DISCOUNT fronm Regular prices'for the remainder nf the Senson, and every one in aant (vill fintd it greatly to their intetest to buy now, as the en - tire Stock w ill he sold LOW ER thtan has ever bieen offered itn Edgefield. Call and see. RI. CAUISSE & Co. Cheap Cash Store. Sept 4,1849 if 33t Lamp 0il4 Candles &c. '200 Gallons Lamp Oil.(Csummer strained.) 200 "' Train Oil. 15 Boxes Sperm Catndles. 15 '-Adamanatinie tandles. 10. " Hall's Candles. For sole by H. A. KENRICEi. Hamburg Sept. 5, 1849. tf 33 -Lauid for Sale. TH E Subscribe'r offers for sale on the most accommttodat i1e terms. thte tract of hlnd -ott which he now r-esides. Said tract contatna 20)0 acres, the growth of which is principally oak ; it is 'situated on the head w aters or little Steven's Creek, and is very well watered, htav ing two never failing springs. It adjoins lands of Maj. J. C. Allen andI M r. Conrad Lowery. DAVID GRAIN. Sept. 5. 1849, if 33 S Cents Reward. IWILL give the above reward to any per son who 'will deliver W M. SA W YERS to me, wiho is a bound apprentice to me ncar G;e manville P. 0. ini Edgefield District. and wvho ran awvay on the 26th of Atngntst last. I also forewarn all persons from trading witht him or boarding hima m any respect AMOS McGRAWV. Sept. 1, 1849. tf 33 STATE OF SOU1TH CAROL.NA. .EDG EFI ELD DIS TRICT, IN THE CO.MMON PLEAS. E. & 3. James, vs. AUach't. Assump't. R. S.'oberts. Trait, Brother & Co. vs. Autack't. Assump't. The same. Henry Cohen & Co. 5s. Auiack't. Assump't. The same. The same. Baker & Hart, v~e.ALuac&'t. Assump't. The same. ' H E Plaintiff's in the above cases having .. this day filed theia declarations, and the Defendant having no wife or Attorney, known to be in this State, on whom copies of said de clarations coutld be served. wvitha a rule to plead; itis ordered on motion of Mr. Griffin. Plaintiff's Attorney, that the Defendant Ri. S. Roberts, do plead to the said delarations within a year and a day front the ptublication of thi-a order, or final and absolute judgmtent will be awarded against hi.THOS. G. BA CON, c. c. r. Clerk's Office. Edgefield C. H.29th Aug. 1849. Sept . 5n 1819 Jy 3.3 a l. L. JEFFERS, W. S. COTI WARE-HOUSE & COMIt M.RKET-STREET, lIambi McINTOSH-STREET, Aug u T AKE this method or informine iheir fri still continue the WAREHOUSE anl place and Augusta. Ga.. they offer their serv COTTON, FLOUR. -BACON. 9.c.. CHANDISE, BUY GOODS for PLA Their Ware-House in Augusta is on Melt TRADE. Their Vtre.House in this place is safe Ir< posed to fire. As they will be constant at their post, pro they are aware will add to their own.) they share of that liberal patronage heretofore be rhanks. LaBRAL cash advances will be made, wil Hamburg, Sept. 1, EDGEFIELD HOTEL IS STILL KEPT OPEN BY M. JENNYLVGS. T HE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public at large, that he till keeps the above Hotel atd is .prepared to accommodate all who may favor him with their ompany. His Table will be Tarnished with tie best that the market will afford, and his Bur with choice Liquors. His Stables are roomy an well provided with good holsome Proven er and attended by an attentive Osler. His Terms will be tiderate to suit the times. Hle takes this opportunity to teturn his thanks for past favors and solicits a contimnaneo of the same. 11. JENNINGS. Sept 4.1849 3t 83 NOTICE TO Carpenters & Undertakers. T H E Church at Fellowship, having resol ' ved to build a new Meeting louse, and the subscribers having been appointed by the said Church "Ilhe committee on building $.c." Public Notice is hereby given to Carpenters and Undertakers, that sealed proposals will be received by any one of the said committee, from this date tintil the 27th day of Septem'ber next, for 'the building of a meeting hottse of diuen ions herein specified. If however no propo sals should be made which meets with the ap probation of the said committee, the buildng of the said meeting hot-e will be let to the lowest bidder ott that day at Fellowship. The dimensions &c. are as folloows; the buliding to be 44 by 60 fact in the clear with a pi:ch of 15 feet, resting on.19 pillars of, rock averaging 24 feet in height includimg 3 piillars under the center sill. The outer pillars to be of faded rock and pointed with litte. Sills 10 inches sqtuare, .3 sleepers 8 by 10 and all the rest 3 by 10, and placed 2 feet apart, corner post 10 inches square. guttered. Braces. door post. and window post 4 by 6 ictthes, all to be sfgood hard timber. Studs 4 by 4 inche, plates 4 by 10 inches. Rafters 6 inches wide at bot ton, 4 inches at top. 3 inches thick, and 274 feet long. Joists 3 by 8 and 2 feet apart. The House to be weather boarded with good hard timber free of knot~s as possible. 1Hav lg 13 windows ofi8 lights 10 by 12 glass. and 2small windows behind the polpit orl2 lights 10 by 12 as represented int draughbt wimdow sills tm be 24 inches thick, janes 14 imeh tldek. Onsie casitig 14 intch thick and 4 incheb ide. Insidle Casing i inch thick andI 4 inchtes wide with fhand mtoulding and lose bene h. Eacrh vindow to have a goomd 'pair of blinds. Also 4 doors 4 feet wide 2 itt the front anod omne in act side as reprsentted in d'ranght. The doors to he Grccian pantiel, donble doors, with 'ransous" 'or glass lighits over headl. Thte floor to be lij inch thick quarntred tnt more htn 7 inches wvide slip joitnted and tongue and grove. Thme whole room to be ceiled with good quarered ceilitng as free from knots as possitle, tongtte and groved atnd slip joimted, 51 hech.s 12 feet long. d do 10 feet long and 2di 6 feet lomt. The uprighits and seats to le 1 inch thick, 3 n prights to a bench. The betiches tom be box ed back, with a slat 3 inches wide below amnd in the rear of echcl sett for the font to resl tppen. pulpit-Stage 24 feet hight. 5 by 7 feet frunt Grecian pannel 34 feet high -above the sage. wIt a closet tinder stage opetmog to the rrt, 2 steps eachm i.ide. Six turned columns of Poplr, 10 inches itt diatmeter at bottonm, di tinishig to itnchtes at top wiuth a crownmonl lg-etnth 15 feet; hoxinig 1 foot w idle; crown cornish 4itnches wide.hbottom mnidmiung 3 im. es vid-botng and cornmsh to he retutrned aras the ettd of the building, with a liarge to corrspod-l TPhe Builder to furhish atll the materials, e xcet the shingtles,) tind obligate himaself that all the wotrk shall bie executed mt a neat anmd workman like omanner, ammd finished cotmpletely, by ie first day of July, 1850. Proposals tnay Ite sent either to Cambridge or Phoenix Post Office. Tsios.CHFATHAbt, Trios. PAYSE, \. N. MottR, yOiSSoSi SaLz, W. Annavws, .BEsJ. COS!4oL.Y, J. W. CH L D, I-. *l Wrxt''' s J. H. Musats, Comn. on Building Sec. Fello~ ship, Aug 27, 1849 3t 33 Log Creek Lands For Sale TH E Stibscrlher offers for sale his calna. Able tract of lattd, situated on Log Creek, about seven miles nmmrthm of Edgefield C. House. containig five hutndred (500) acres, more or les. adoning lands of Mrns Nancey Blocker, ATT. dges, John Burns and others, one half of wi~n is woodlattd well titmbered. On the premises are a good Dwelling and Negro cnss, Gin hnnse, Blacksithl Shop, atid all neessary onit btmildings. The lanid is well ailpted to growing Corn, Cotton and Small Gain. Thme tract is well wvatered. Alo te growmg crmop of Corn and Fodder nd fotur Mtles, one Wagon anid sundry arti -ls too tediotts to menmiont. The land, iitnt disposed of at private sale, will be sld at Edgefield Court Hotuse, to the hgest bidder, ott the first Momiday in Decemn >ertnext. Terms made known .on the day of sale. M. Di. WELLS. ept 4, 1849tf 3 Genuine Cod Liver Oil JUST received, a slipply of this valuable article recently brougl't into sucht exten si e ueby its astonishmimng effects it ptulmonary and other diseases. It is report by one physi. cian(~r. Williams, of N. Y.) that of 234 cases offterculots disetnse of time longs, treated dur.. ngighe last two and a h..lf years. of which lie has preserved notes, only nineteetn derived tno narked benefit from the use of thtis Oil. In our own commnuttity one person has already been. to all appearances, material benefitted by thtisemedy. For Sale by G, L. PENN,.Agent. Sept 4. 1849tf 33 Rifle Powder. KENTUCKY RIFLE POWDER, in I 5. Canisters. For sale by. 11. A. KEPNRICK. [RAN , . J. BUCKMIASTCER, MISSION MERCHANTS. irg S. C.-WATERPROOF, sta, Ga.--FREPROOF. inda and 'the public generally that they COMMISSION BUSINESS in this ices-to RECEIVE. STORE on SELL RECEIVE and FORWARD MER rTERS or MERCHANTS. tosh-street, in the centre of the COTTON m water and isolated, therefore not ex noting the interest of their friends, (which solicit and hope to merit and-receive a full stowed, and for which they now return en required, on any produce itt Store. JEFFERS, COTHRAN, & CO. 3m 33 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Mary H. Scurry, and others VS. Partition. Lucy Scurry, and Henry C. Culbreath. NOTICE is hereby given that by vir tue of an Order from the Court of Euity in this case. I shall sell at Edge field Court House on the first Monday in October next, the tract of land below des ribed,.-belonging to the estate of William Scurry, dec'd., viz : The Mt. Enno Tract. containing one hundred and fifty acres, more or less, situ ated in the District and State aforesaid, and adjoining lands of John Cbapman,.Ira Crumley. William Coleman, and oth[ers. Said land widl be sold on a credit of one year, except for so much as will pay the coot of sui. to be paid in cash. The pur. chaser to give bond with approved surety tb secure the purchase money. S. S. TOMPKINS. C. E. E. D. Com'rs. Office, Sept. 4, 1849. Sept. 5, 4t 33 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY.. Thomas Wright, John W. Simpson,. H. H. Garlington, & Job Garlington, } Foreclosure Ws. Thos. L. Fowler, Survivor, & Jno. P. Wright, Admn'r. J NOTICE is hereby given that by vir tue of the decree of the Court of Equity in this case, I shall sell at Edge field Court House, on the first Monday in October next : One House and Lot, situated in the Town of Hamburg. on Centre-Street, and known in-theplan of said Town as Lot No. (136) one hundred and thirty-six. Said land will be sold on a credit of one and two years, with interest from the day of sale, except for so much as will pay the cost of this suit, to be paid in cash. Pur chasers to give hond and good sureties to secure, the purchase money. .S. S. TOilPKINS,c. E. E. D. Com'rs Office, Sept. 4, 1849. Sept. 5 4t 33 CAROLINA HOTEL. HAMBURG, S. C., OHN A. HOUSTON having taken the abouve Establi-thmetnt respectfully solicits the patronage of his friends atnd the publbe gen rally. The building is at present undergoing thorough repairs. Good STABLES and also LIVERtY STABLE will be contnected with the H OT EL. The establishtment will be open ed on thme 1st of October next. August 29. 1849. 3m 32 lf~ The Abbaville Banner witl please insert for three Mouths and direct its account to J. A,. Houston Hamburg, S. C., Notice. A N Election will he huebl Ott thme 2d Monday ilnSeptembut next. for INTEsoAST and four WARDENs, for the TtoWn of Ednfeld. By order of Cotneil. E. J. MIMIS, Clerk of Conntil. RUrus DEArS, Js. SurLrtwAN, ).Managers. E. J. Miss. Agust 29. 2t 32 NOT'fI CE. T lE Copartneuship hteretofore existing nn der the name and Style of JOH IN LYON & CO. isu this day dissolved by mutual consent. Persons having detmands against the lass Firm, wll presenit them. and all perstdns indebted will pese Call and settle, as wve wish to close up the business as soon as possible. JOHN LYON. JOHN L1PSCOMB. Ar. 10,1849. 4t 32 Notice. A L persons indebted to the Estate of John B. Harvey, decensed, and ate disposetd to sve cost, will do wvell to settle before Return Day as longer indutlgence cannot be given. THOS. B. H ARVEY. GATHERINE HARVEY. August 29, 1849 3 t 32 Tobacco & Snumf' 3O BOXES Manttfactured Tobacco, va riona qualities, 10 Boxes Thotmas' Tobacco. a superior :article, Maccaboy and Rappee Snuff, Mrs. MillenisFine Cut and SmokingTobacco, For sale by H. A. KENRIGN. lanburg, July 24 1849, tf 27 Essences, F OR filavoring Ice Creatms, Sauces, Jellies .Putddings, Pies. &c., viz: Lemon Vanilla, Alont and Rose, just received, anmd for sale by G. L. PENN, AGENT. Agust15 tf . 3 .ianu'acured Tobacco. 1BOX very superior qluality; just received 3.and for sale by G. L. PENN, Agent. July 18 t f 26 Diamond Cenment~ OR Mending Broken Glass. and Earthern .Ware, a supply on hand of this valuable CEMENT, for sale by -G. L. PENN, AGENT. August 15 1f 30 Country BSaeon. OO 01C HOICE Gountry cu red B3aeon, Sides and Shoulders. For sale by H. A. KENRICK. n..ambur,, Jul,, 24 1849 t 27 I. L. BNHA, W ILL practice LAW and EQ:TFr.in the Southern Circit, comprisng the Die tric.trOf Enoiier.n, ORANOEDURO, PARnswi L, COLLSIQN and BEA UFORT.. "Hi.O Ofice is at Edgefield Court House. Ati-.2d1849, 6m. '31 B;CON, BAGGING, &c. 4 LBS. Prime Country 40 ,0 Bacon Sides, 1000 bs. Prime Sugar Cured Hams, 100 Pieces Gunny Bagging. 200 do ]1 and 1j lb Dundee Bagging. 100 Coils Superior Russia Rope. 75. do do Kentneky Rope. .500 Lbs. Twine. For sale by JOSIAH SIBLEY. Hat !burg, Ang. 15. 1849. 3: 31 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EDGE'iELD DISTRICT. James Cochran :to W. P. Butler, .I C. J..,Glover, Mortgage. W.. Brooks. N. LZGrillin, S. Christie. ) S.Y Virtue of a Mortgage in this case, 1 will proceed to sell in the Town of Hamburg at the Republican Ofice. on the 7th of September next. " The Hamburg Republican'' Printing Press, Type and fix tules belonging to the saue. Terms- ash. V-M. SPIRES. Agent. August 19th 1549, 3t 31 Real Estate for Sale. T H E Subscriber offers for Save the C H ERO KEE POND PLACE. It is situated, eight miles fiom Hamburg. on the main Road to Edgefield C. H. The Tract is Pine Land of superior qality. and contains about seven hundred acres. it is at this time in a fine state of progressive improvement. and is susceptible of the highest degree of cnlivation. The out let and range for stock is excellent, and the healthfulness of the place is unsurpassed. 'These advantages, and its uearnoa' to market makes it a truly desirable place. To an ap. proved purchaser the terms will be accoinmo dating. W. W. GEIGEL August 18 6t 31 To heads of Families. T HOSE who wish their Feathers RENO VATED, now have an opportunity of doing so. The Machine is in operation in the house lately occupied by Mr. Abbey near the Planters Hotel. Thursdays. Fridays and Sutordays. will be set apart fur this buinness, or on any day that will suit. the convenience of those who may wish to patronise the Renovater. See large Bills for particulars. W: H. SPECK. August 15 tf STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN'ORDINARY. B.Y JOHN HILL, Esq., Ordinary of Edgefield District. Whereas Whitfield B. Addison bath np plied to me for Letters of. Administration, oilhth Will annexed, on all and singular the g -eatvehatele, rights-and credits of Joseph Addison, late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These~are, therefore, to cite and admon ish all anId singular, the kindred andl credi tors of the said deceased. to he aud appear beore me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District to be holden at Edge ield Court House on the 10th dag of September next, to show cause, if any why the said administration should not be granted. Given'und ermy hand and seal, this 23rd day of August in the year of ouir Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty nitne and in the seventy-fourth year of Ameri can independence. JOHN HILL, o. E. D). August 2 *, 2t 32 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN TEHE COMMON PLE AS. David Jayne' Derl. in A ssumpsii. R. S. Roberts. S konign Auacchment. L. Dwelle & Co. De) nAsmst R. S. Roberts. . 5Forcign Au~acdment. W. K. Kitchen, Decl. an Asmumpsit. R. S. Roberts. Fi-inAahe. Labeth H opkins' Decl. in Asasumpsil. R. S. Roberts. Foreign Attachment. J. C Carmichael, Decd. in Assumpsit. R. S. Rdberts. Forcign Atuachmnit. TH E Plaintiffs respectively ini the several cases above mentioned, having this day filed their declarations in my ohfice, and it ap pearing that the defendanit has neither a wvife nor an attorraey, known to be within this State, on whunt a copy or said declarations with a rle to plead can be served: on motion of Pelr. Carroll, Plaintifsh Attorney Ordered that the said defendan tappear and plead to the said de claratiotns within a year anti a day from the date hereof. or in detanit thereof; jntdgment will be rendered against him. THOS. G. BACON, c. c. P. Clerk's Office, Edgefleld C. H. August 28, 1834% August '29, 1849), Jy 32: State of South Carolinat, EDGEFIELD DISTRACT, IN THE COMM'sON PLEAS. Reuben Taylor, Declaration Us in Ansel Cheatham. Autachment. T HE Plaintifi'in the above case having this day filed his-Declaration ini my Of fice, and the Darenmdant having neithe. wife nor attorney, known to reside within the limits of this Suite, nn whom a copy of said Declara tion with a Rule to Plead cani be servod. Ont motion of Mr. Tompkins. attorney for Plaintiff; ordered that said Defendant appear and Plead to said Declaration within a year and a day froin the date jiereof, or jutdgment will be tiwarded against him by default. T HOS. G. DACON, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Edgefield C. 11., 23, Aug. 1849. A ng. 29th, 1849, ly 3-2 S UPERIOR. APPLE VINEGAR, Fine WestIndia Molasses, A choice article of Sngar H-ouse Molasses, for family .nse at BLAND & BUTLER'S. August 15 tf 30 - lewv Flour, From Tumblitng Shoals' Mills. JUlST receive Twenty-Two Darrels. Super fine Flour in Flat Hoop Barrels, from the above celebrated .\ills, and for sate by G. L. PENN. AGESr. Augut5 ta f 30 PROSPECTUS OF T lE Newberry Sentinel, r H E undersigned proposcs to pnblish, in the village of Ne:I.erY,-..S. C., a Veek ly Newspaper, to be called the " NEWBERRY SENsTINEL," as soon as suflicient encoitage ment has been given to the enterprise.. Tie SEZTIKEL will be a pnltieat 'journi a firm advocate, thongh not a blind adliifrnnm of the Democratic party: intended mminly, how. ever. to impart such Political Inteligence as may be deemed worthy of the attention of the community. It will also embrace Agricultural and Educational interests, Foreign and Domes tic Intelligence, Rail Road Statistics, the Mar kets, Science. Literature, &c. Ardently attached to the South.and her institntions, it will enreful ly report, and fearlessly denounce every attempt, whensoever and by whomsoever made, to dn turb her peace or retard her prosperity. It shall not be made the medium of inflictiog up.. on the public, unpleasant details of..privfte grievances or personal wrongs; at the same time the calm, dignified discussion. of all sub jects that come properly within sphere of such mm journal, having for its ohject the development of truth, will be freely admitted into its col umnms. In a word the unideraigned will end.'av or to make the Sentinel.nn acceptable visitor to ihe Counting.house and the Parlor. to the Pol. itician and the Farmer, to tie )lechamnic and the man of leisure. TERMS.-The Sentinel will be printed up en a super royal sheet. at Two Dollars a year. in advance; or Two Dollars, and Ffity Cents at the expiration of three nonths. JAS. H. GILES. Abbeville Dist., S. C., Aug. 11, 1849. 07 Editors in this State will confer ' favor which..shall be reciprocated, by giving the above a few iisertions. Charleston S. C. Amst 1, 1849, if 23 I ADIES Dress Goods. a large assortment, 4 at BLAN.I & BUTLER'S. Jumly 4, tf 24 W HITE & Colored Muslins. very cheap, can be had at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4, tf - 21 AREGES and Tissues, handsome and B cheap, call immediately at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4. tf 24 A FEW more of those Beautiful Enbroid Aed Swisses. at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4, tf 24 G LOVES, that are Gloves, at BLAND BUT'LER'S. July 4, if 24 S HOES of gli kinds, Gaiters, Slippers and Buskins, at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4, if 24 J UST Received some Beautifni Embro'ded Muslin Sacks and Mnartillas, at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4, tf 24 OF those Beantiful French Fans, a few more of the same sort, at BLAND & BUTLER'S. fily 4, ' tf 24 L ETTER, Fuis Cap and Note Paper, at BLAND & BUTLER'. July 4, tf 24 C APERS aiid Snaaca.. or your fresh meats. at BLAND & BUTLER'S.. .Jly 4, tf 24 F REdH Vermneelli and Macaramni, at ii.' BLAND & BUTLER'S. Jur'y 4, if 24 FEW humndred Pounds of thmat delighttfui temrefined Candy, a BtL AFEW thtousand pounds of Bacont, yet it. Store, at BLAND & BUTLER'S. Jmuly 4, tf 24 EVERY thinr yon: want and more too,nam Iithe same placee, whmere yamn get articles r 4 the best rjumality at low prices, at BLAND & BUTLER'S, Jntly 4, f'4 Blonmer's MYanuire T H E umndersignedi respectfumlly informs tim Planters. ih at he resides at No. 4 Atlantic street, Charlestoin. S. C , amid it Anly Planters wishes to buy a Methmod fmmr imli'villuni right, ,r District or County right, or. smdmd any Agricumltnial Society desire t im purchase time right. anti wish to have tbe seC-vices of anmingent on the plaice inr time pir pos'-, of givingisrmn: tion they wvill please tu diror4 their iet~ers (post paid) to CIJARLES BAER. Proprietor of thme Pategit for South Caroina~ and G".mrgia. Aug. 22. 1849 .tf Just Rleceived. 1500 LBs . Choice Georgia made Cas. 40 Sacks Paalt,-. 10 Bis. New kFlotr. and lots of Bacon on hand yet rUt BLAND & BUTLER'S. Auguct 15 if 3 UR.Alvy Cot touh Domnesticss R31OWN Shirtings amnd Shetings, E.JNet Silk Gloves, Delt Ribons and Laces, new and fres'i, can be hamd at BLAND & BUTLER'S. August 15 . if 8 ATT EINTION EDGEFIELD VILLAGE. Iof C oum' A xv - "A " 7th Rtegi- G ment U. S. Imihintry, will coninnme BUTCH. ERIING from year to year, ammd do the best lie can for his patrons. CHARLES MARTIN GRAY. Juliy 11 1840, if 25 New .Boot amid Shoe M~ANUFACTORY. W H ERE Gentlemen's .Booig ahim Shoes are made in a niost snperior style of fit aid workermanship. Gendeemen wanting cork soled, dimtble soled, water proof, walking, dress, patent leather. and a Enme pump soled BOOTS. need but leave their orders with the embscriber. WILLIAM McEVOY. marcht 1ttr 6 A LL those indehbted to time Estate of Heze kinh Stromne; dec'd., are hereby requested to make itmmedimate paymunt, and those having demads to present them properly aitesteud. B.1.. &-S. C. STrROME, Adm'rs. A ugust 1, Am 2b A. M. MANIGAULT, Factor & Comumission Merchant, Vanderhorst Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. W ILL also attend to the RECEIVING V and FORWARDING of GOODS en rustcd to h:e enre. Jny I8 1849, - m Planter's. Hotel' CORNER OF'CflURCH AND'QUEEY sTREETS, Cfiarleston, S. C. FORMERLY KEPT BY CH ARLES Ii. MitoT* AltES W. LAMKIN & JAMES M. * .HI)RST having taken the above exten sive and welknown- Estahlishment, solicit the. patronage of their friends and the public gen erally.__ WP0FARTai E.RSUIP. -HE undersigned,. having associated . themselves in business under the name and style of DUN BAR & GARMANY. fs the purpose of transacting a general GRO CERY BUSINESS, in. this place, respect fully invite; the attention of Planters to their Heavy Stock of all the leading articles of general consuripption.. They may be found at the stand recctsj occupied by B. S. Dun bar, and nearly opposite.the stand formerly occupied by G. W. Garmany, where they will be happy to receive their former friends and patrorp, together with the public at large... - - We are determined to; keep honstantly on hand a stock unsurpassed by bny.ever offered in this market, and believing ourfacilities for buying LOW, to be equal to a&gY in the place, we will always be prepared to tell at the lowest prices, either for Cash or or time. to approved customers. Having rented the Ware-House formerly occupied by B. Elliott, and placed it under the chaFgo ,of an expe rienced man, ive ,are, preparp4 t3 offer equal advantages in storage with any Wave.House in the place ; and liberal Cash Advances made, at all times, on Cotton stored with us, or on shipments made to G. W. Garrany & Co., Savannah, whose charges yitt b'e as low as usually made by other.a , . The highest prices paid. .at .al times - Cotton and other produce brought to market'. B. s. OUNB f, G. W,.GARMANY. Hamburg July 9, t7 26 .1 Car d. I BEG leave to return my thanks to the public for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on me, an4 solicit a conlinuance of the same for the new-firm. .'B. S. DUNBAR. I BEG leave to. return my thatncs:to the I'public for the.. liberal patronage. hereto fore bestowed on me, and solicit a continu ance of the same for the new firm. G. W. GARMANY. C heap . Goods in Store. 50 Ulhds Prime i O Skugar. J9 Hhds. common N. O. Sug , 20 ' choice Porto Rlicu, sugar, 25 Barrels clarified -"c 5 " erutted. 2 " ,owlred. " 5 Joxes n..oolsey & Wpolsey double *refined-lof~k'e,. B" .-Charleston double refined-loaf suegar. -. 20 Rjids. Musencvado Molasses,. 5 " Trinidad- -" - 50 Barrels New Orleans " - 100 Barrels No. 3 Mackeiel'(large size,) 2(t Kits No. I 12~5 birgs primne Rio Cefiee I 'o " " Lagngra" 211 " " old Cuba"' 310 " old Java " 1 O00 Lbs. Union brandl whtite L~ead (No. 1 300 Gsllons Linseed Oil, 2 Barrels TVrain". '300 Lbs. Potiv in bladders,, 125 :Boxes winsdow ?lass (all sizes.) 5Kegs Eastern inils~(assorted) 20,000 Lbs. assorted Swedes iron. 600 " Casteel (Standersons,) .. Germtat and Blister'stgel, 400 Pieces heavy Dundee bagging, 30)0 Cuils hteimprope, 10 Bales hiomespun (Angusata manufac ture.c 5 "-: - " (Granitiville Company) S " heavy cotton.Oanahmtgs, .20 boxes sperm canidle's, 213 " Adanmanrine 'candles. 10 " Hull & Sonus patent candles, 30 Hhds. bacon sides (western,) 4000 Lbs. country Bitcon, 3 Tierces Rice. '&c. &c.. S~widecs. Bridles, Blankets, Calicoes, Cotton Yarn, Shoes, Hats, caps, Tutbbs. Sngar-cans, Sieves, Tobacco, Pp'pper, Spice, Ginger. Tea, Cane-seat Chairs,W~ood seat Chairs,. Grintd, stones. and many othiet arttcles too tedious to enumerate. DUNBAR & GARMANY Hanburg, July li, 1849, it 25. -...-..Notice I18 HEREBY GIV EN, that applicattnn winr he made to the Legislatutre at the next Ses. ih n f tihe iricorporation of Butler Lodge, No. 17,. 0.4d. F. Auguast 8, ,tf 29 -Notice ISH EREBY GIV EN, that applieation- will bemade at thme next setting of the Legisla. inre tor a New Road leadingw out from the Mar tin Tlown Road in this Distnect, at or tnear Sam ne Stevens, and insersetinag the Long Cane Rod, at orm near Gibson Collins. August 1 t f 28 Noiee IS H1ERE BY.GIV EN. that application will be made to the Legislatuire of South Garoli ns, at its next Session, to incomrporate a Goin pny for the purpose of making a Plank Road from Edgefield to Hamburg. August 22, 3t 31 Notice S Hereby -glyymn, that application wmllhae made to t:e inext Legisltire fur thme grant of a new Road, conmmencing at or near thw ohd Steamt Mill, formerly owned by Henry Wil liams on the Martinlown Road, and intersecting the Longcane Road, at or near Major John Topkin's Mill, on Little Stevens Greek and smid Road. July 18 149 .S3m 26 Boarding for Young Ladies. T'HE Subacaiber will accomamodate with boarding, eight or tea Young Ladies. His H oise ts roomy nnd plesantly situated, conve iient to the Female A cadentes. Parenti arid Guardians may be assnred that every atterilion tecessary will be paid to Girls comtmitted to his care. EDMUND PENN. May 2, tf 15