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Btgller Lodge .No. 17. F. @, ?. F. (Qi= Regularmeeting of this Lodge will be held on Monday evening next at S o'clock, F. 11. VAR.DLAW, Sec. September 12 It S3 iasonic Notice. A Regular meetingofConcordia Lodge No. . 50, will be hell at their Hall on Satur day the 15th inst. at 7 o'clock P. M. A pun.. tual attendaice of all the members is requested. By order of the.W. M. W. H. ATKINSON; SEc'aY. Sept. 12, I . .t (Gi" We, atte inthorised to) announce Capt. DERICK llOLSONBAKE, as a Candidate for Tax Collector. Feather Renovating W ILL cease here in some four weeks, for 'the purpose of going to Hambnrg. Those wishing their Fe'atlhers Renovated, will please send their beds in as early as possible. n all probability it will he the last chance that may be offered to the citizens of the village and vicinity. W. 11. SPECK. Sept. 12, 1849, tf 34 NOTICE! ONLY CH1ANCE. J OIIN, the Racer, will stand the ensuing season at my ho1n-o. Those who feel dis posed can have their Mares accommodated. TER36s--Ten Dollars Insrhrance. THOS. H. PATTISON. Sept. 12, 1849, 4t 34 Removal. T HE Subscriber h-iving-~purrhased of Mr. S. F. G.ode, hs residence in the Village, las removed to the same. - E. F. TEAGUE, M. D. Sept. 12, 1849. ~ f 34 Copartnership. W E have this day associated with us. Mr. J. E. BUCKMASTEtt. in the trans action of the General Commission: and . Factor age Busineess, which will hereafter be conducted under the name and style of JermEas, Cora RAN & Co. . . JEFFERS & COTHRAN. Hanmbnrg. Sept. 10, 149, - tf 34 Loaf, Crushed and Pow dered Sugar. 1 Ab. 000LBS. Loaf Sugar, double .. , refined, 1,000 Lbs. Crushed Sugar, double refined, 1.000 Powdered ' " " 2,000 " Clarified ". . For sale by H1. A. KFNRICK. Hamburg, Sept. 10, 1819, 6t 34 Notice. HE Subscriber offer for rate her House T and LOT about t of n mile from Edge field C. II. lying on the road leading from Edgefield C. H. to Columbia, and containing four acres; also all that tract of land contain in 1200 arr's, situati about three miles from Edzefield Village. The House and Lot will be sold on the first Monday in October. on a credit of one, two and three years, the purchase-r giving note and two approved strities, and a mortgage of the premn iacs to secure the purcha.se money. it. B LALOCK,. P. It. BLALOCK. Sept. 12. 1849, if 34 SHI E R1UF'S SALE. B Y virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa. cias, to me directed, I will proceed to sell at Edgetield Cotut House, on the 6rst Slonduy amd Tuesday following itn October next, the folhawing property, in the following ease. viz: B. F. Corlty faor others. vs. H. C. Ethi eridlge, a tracd of land containing two hitn dred acres more or less, beloanging to the dceendant, adljoining lanids of Enrdet t E h eridge, Hlancoick Sutiberd and others. James F. Waston & Co. vs. Nathaniel S. Harrison, a tract of land containing otne hundredl acres moure or less, adjoining lands of James Stewart, Jacob Worthing ton andl others. R. P. Qtuarles, Bearer. vs. Alexander Pressley. a tract taf lanad where defendan, lives, amdjoininag lands of Wiley Hairison.~ Abner Perritn and others. J. Wa. Chathaam, Bearer, vs. Johnr 31. Moore anud John R. Sloore, the tract of land wihere defenadant John M'. ature lives, adjoining lands .of William Aodrews and others. WV. Brooaks, E xecuinr vs. Elizabeth Ttur ner and Si ~. Attaway, a tract of land be longing to) t fi defendaptt Elizabeth Turner. ner, conttaininga sixty acres more or less, adljoining lanids of Simu. Attaway arnd oth en. James Hart vs. 31l. L. Gearry, Jacob Padlgett and others vs. M. L. Geatrty arid others, Comimissioner in Equity ve. M. L. Geartv, F. 0. Conrner and C. .J. Glover, a tract ~of l-and belonigiog to the defendant M. L. Gearty, audjiuing lantds of Adami Mdinrick and others. R. M. Fttller vs. Thomas Jones, the tract of land where the defendant lives. Bland & Butler vs. C. WV. Cochranu, the tract of land where the defendanit lives, containin2 t wo hundred acres more or less, 'odjoining lands of James Carroll and oth ers. Benjamin iBettis vs. WV. G. Russell curl WV.F. Durisoe; John Colgan vs. WV. G. Russell, the Hotuse and Lut tnow occupied by C. L. Refo, containing two acres more or less, adjoining lands of WV. F. Durisoe, WV. P. Butler and others, levied on as the property of WV. G. Ruseell. Ltuke S. Blanid vs. John Bland, one ne gro girl narmed Elizabeth, levied on as the propetty of the defendant. John L. D~oby vs. A. 11. Burt, the fol lowing negroes, viz: Molsey, Anna and her two children, Latara and her child. Mary and her child, Louisat, Dick and Aaron, the above property by consent 0f parties, will he sold on a short credit. -S. CHRISTI E, S. E. D. Sept. 8, 149, 4te 34 Notice. A LL. those inadelated to the Estate of Hlezo - .k.kiah Stronme; dec'd., are herebay requested to make immediate paytment, and those having demands to-present them properly attested. B. F. & S. C. STROM E, Admu'rs. Anagust 1, 4m 26 Tem'nip Seed. R UTABAGA, GLOBE, and RED TOP, for sale by G. L. PENN, Agent. July..1 8 tf 26s STATE F SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN ORDINAR'Y. 0 B Y JOHN H ILL. Esq., Ordinary of Edgefield District : Whereas Luke Rodgers hath applied to. me for Letters-of Administration. on nll and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of i)ruciller Rodgers, . late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These arc, therefore, to cite and admon ish all 4nd singular, the kindred and cred itors of the said deceased, to be and appear: before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to he holden at Edge tield Court . I-louse, on the 24th day of September inst.. to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be t granted. Given under my hand and seal, this the 7th day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine, and in the 74th year of Amer ican Independence. * JOHN HILL, o F. n September 12 2t 34 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EDGIFIELD DISTRICT. I. ORlDINR.4 Y. }Y.JOHN HILL, Esq., Ordinary of . Edgefield District. Whereas John B. Hohnes, hath ap, plied to me for Letters of Administra tion, on all and singulir the goods A chattels. rights and credits of William Ilolnes. lato of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore. to cite and admoni ish ail ntod singular, the kindred and cred itorsof the said deceased, to hi and appear belfre tne, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Edge field Court House on the 24th day of SeP tember inst.. to show cause, 'if any, why the said adtniuistration should not he gran ted. Given under my hanil and seal, this the 7th day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine and in seventy-fourth year of American independence. JOHN 1IILL, o. .. D. September 12 2t 34 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. t - EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. iN ORDINARY B Y JOHN 11ILL, Esq., Ordinary of Edgefield District: Whereas B. C. Hard, hath applied to me for Letters of admintistration, on all and singular the goods and chattles, rights and credits of W. L. Russell, late of the District aforesaid deceased. These are, therefore. to cite and admon. ish all and sngular, the kindied and credi tors of the said deceased. to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dist ict. to be holden at Edge field Court Lioite on the 1st day of October next, to show cause, if any, why the said aduiniktration should-ubt be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 11th day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred cad fur:y nine, ,and in the seventy-fourth year of I American Independence. JOHN HILL, O, E. D. September 12 2t 34 Genuine Cod Liver Oil. U ISTI received, at sttpp'ly of this vnhlabile airticlei recettly b rtngl-I into neh'I exen sieueb t soihn effects ini puhonity iln. (hir. Wiliamts. of N. Y.) thait of231 cases 2 f tutbisciidons diseatse of thte lItgs, treated ditr mtt the last two :mid a hialf yeairs, ot whicht lie is preecrved nteis, ontly nineiteetn derived no markted ben'tiilit trotmt the uise of this Oil. In str ownvt cotntittttity one pelrsotn hias altready been. ti all ai~peatrances. naterial bettefitted by this remtedy. For Sale by Gi L. PENN, Agenit. Se pt 4. 1849 tI' 33 Lamp Ol, Candles &c. a GALLONS Lampi Oil, a choice un9aricle. 2t00 Gattotts L inp Oil, (sammer strainued.) 15 Boxes Spertm Cantdles. 15 '- Adatmitine (:aindlcs. 10 " lltill's Candles. For sat by H. A. KEN RICK. Ilamibttrg Sept. 5. 1849O, t f 33 Land for sale. T II E Substcribier rdifers for sale on thea most aicconnnotuidalint terms. the trauct of Ian d ott which heo nowv residles. Said tracet conttitns 20 necres, the growth of which is principiillyi oak ;it is situated otn the bead watiers of little Steven's Cteek, anid is vi'ty well watered. lhav inig two neiver failinig springs. It adjuitns lands of M si J. C. Alletn and tir. Cotirad Lowery. DAVID CRAIN. Sept. 5. 1849,, tf 33 5 Cents ecwar'd. IWILL give the abonve rewardt to any per soti who will deliver WVtl. SA WYERS to e, who is a hoiund aipprentice to mte near Ger matville P. 0. in Edgefield District. antd who run away on the 26th of Angutst lnst. I also forwiarn all persons froti trtadittg with him or boarding htitm t anty resp'ct AMlOS McGRAW. Se pt. 1, 1849. t f3 Juist Received. 1O'LBS Choice Georgia ntade Cas, 40 Socks Salt, 10 IBls. New Floor, and lots of Bacotn on hand yet at BLAND & BUTLER'S. Augttst 15 tf 3 Ileavy Cotton Donneitics. BROWN Shirtings antI Shtectings, .Net Silk Gloves. Belt Ribon3 and Laces, new and fresti. can be had at . BLAND & BUTLER'S. August 15. tf 30 ATTEIWTION EDGEFIELD VILLAGE. S G RAY, ~ of CotrPAe NY * . "A " 7th Regi mett U, S. Infaintry, will conttinuet BUTCH ERING from year to year,.and d~o the best he ca for his patroins. CHARLES MARTIN GRAY. July 11 1849, tf 25 tilme. 6 U~ ARRELS choice State. Lime, in -~7fine order. F~or sale by H. A. 'KENRICK. ui. L. JEFERS, W. S. COT WARE-HOUSE & COM M.l RKET-STR I ET, Mamb McINTOSH..STREET, Aug T AKE this method of inforsniha their T still continue the WAREIIOUSE at dlace and Augusta, Ga., they offer their se COTTON. FLOUR. !BACON, s;c., CHANDISE,..BUY GOODSfor PLA Their Ware-House in Augusta is on Mlc rRADE.. T'heir Wate-llouse in this place is safe i osed to fire. As they will be constant at their post, pr hey are aware will add so their own,) they ,hare of that liberal pairoange heretofore t banks. Li anaAL cash advances wilf be made, w hamburg, Sept. 1. EDGEFIELD HOTEL IS STILL KEPT OPEN BY M. JEJAW1NGV. T HE Subsc.riber respmectfully informs his friends and the public at large, that lie till keeps the above Hotel and is prepared to ccommodate all who may favor him with their omtpany.. His Table will be furnished with he best that the market will afford, and his Bur vi choice Liquors. Nis Stubleo are roomy md well provided with good holsome Provens ler and attended by an attentive Osler. His L'ermss will be moderate to suit the times. He takes this opportunity to setslrn his thanks oi past favors and solicits a c.>ntinuianreo ol the atne. H . JENNINGS. Sept 4, 1849 31 83 CAROLINA UlOTEL. HAMBURG, S. C., 1OH1N A. IIOUSTON having taken the above Establishment respectfully solicits he patronage of his friends and the publec gen ally. The buildinir is at present undergoing horongh repairs. Good STABLES atid also LIVERY STABLE will be connected wish he HOTEL. 'rTe establishtttettt will be opens d on the 1st of October next. . August 29, 1849. 3m 32 11T The Abbeville Banner will please insert hr three Months and direct its account to J. 1. ouston Hanhrg, S. C., Log Creek Lands For Sale. T H E Stbscriber offers for sale his vala. ble tract of land, sitnated on Log, Creek, abot seven miks north of Edgefield C. House, :ntaininig five hundred (500) acres, more or ess, tdjoning lands of Mrs Nancey Mlocker, 1 T. Hodges, John Burns and others, one half if whicn is woodland well timbered. On the remises are a good Dwelling and Negro i uses, Gin honse. Blacksmnith Shop, and all. iecessary ont bsuiljings. The land is well dapted to growing Corni, Cotton and Smail rnin. Tho tract is well watered. Also the growmng crop of Corn and Fodder md four M ales, one Vagoni and sundry arti. les too tedions to menion. The land, it not disposed of at private sale, ill be s.'ld at Edgefiel4 Conrt Hiouse, to the uglhest bidder, on the first Monday in Dccemii er next. Terms made known on the day of le. - Al. D. WELLS. Sept 4. 1849 tf 33 NOTICE TO arpenter's & Unidertakers. T.! H E Chutrch at Fellowship, bzvinsg resol Jlved to build a neaw Meetinsg house, unad he ssnbcribers haing beast appsoimted by the aid Churchl Ithe comiuice on building &c." 'bic Notice is hserchy givens to Casrpensters ntl Unidierakers, thast aaled psropiosals will he ecived by ansy otne of thse said commsittee, fruom sis date sutisc h7th day of Septetmber next, hr the busildisng of at tmeetitng hosnse of dinten ios herein specified. It. however no propo al shonsild be nmade which tmeets with the aup >robtions of thse said commssittee, the busildmg if the sasid mneeting~ hosue will be let to the swest bidder Ott thsat dauy ast Fellowship. The ditmensions &c. nire ais folltoows: the tlidintg tos be 44 by 60 feet in the clear withs ich of 15 feet, resting ont 19 plillars of rock versging 24 feet its height isncludinsg 3 pillars mtder thse censter sill. Trho onter pillars to be faced rock anid pointed wish lime. Sills 10 nches squsare, 3 sleepers 8 by JO anid all ste eat 3 by 10, asnd pinsced 2 leet apairt, cornser mst 10 inscheas square. gtuttered. Braces. dniosr mout, and win~dowv :ost 4 by (I inchles, all to be fgood hard timnber. Studs 4 by 4I inchle, plates Sby 10 inchses. Rsafters 6 inichs wiide sat bitt out, 4 incehes at top). :1incohes thick.atnd 274 'et long. Joists 3 by 8 andis 2 feet aipart. Th'le Ilinse to be weather boaardedi with troodl ssrdl simsber free of knots as possible. llav og 13 windtows ofi8 lights 10 bty 12 glIss. stnd smail wissdows behind thne puslpit ofi2 lights 0 by 12 as represenited itn dransght wvindow ills to be 24iinchses thick, jsanes 14 inchs thick. .)sside casing 14 inich thick anid 4 incehes ,vide. Isiide Casing i inich thick ansd 41 isnches "ide with hsand maouldinsganid lose bench. Esnchl vindow to hsave a good patir of blinids. Alas. I doors 4 feet wide 2 its thme fr~tt aind onto in icha side as reprsensted ins draught. Thse doors be Grecian pannsel, double doors, with 'trausos" or glass lighsts over hiesad. Thes loor to be 14 int~h thick qssartred tnt msoire ,hats 7 inchses wide slip join ted aisid tonguseansd roved. The whol~e riooms to be celled with ;ood quartered ceiling as free fromn knsots as ossible, tongtue ssnd groved ansd slip jointed, it beches 12 feet long, 8 do 10 feet long asnd do 6 feet lonsg. The snprighsts and seals to >e 14 inch thick, 3 nprights' t.' a bsenchi. Thse eiches to be boxedl back, wish a slut .1 inchses ,ide below ansd itt the rear of each scat, for the ot to rest np~oni. Pulpit-Stage 2.4 feet highi, 5 by 7 feet ront Greciasn puinnel 34 feet high above ste sage, with a closet usnder stsage opesnissg so the rn, 2 steps each side. Six tusrned cotumsyss if Poptsar, 30 itnches its diamieter att bottom, di niising tost8inchses at top with a crowsn msonl ling-length 15 feet; boxing I font n' ide; crown :ornish 41 insches wsde. boittoms mnosuling 3 ins tis wvide-bsoxinig asnd cornish so lbe returned icross the ensd of the buildinig, with a barge to torre~sond. The Buildier to furnish all thse mnaterials. 'except the shingles,) and obligsste lumsself thast ll the work shall be execnted ins a nsesat and vorkman like mianner, andi finished completely, sy the first day of Jlsy, 1850. Proposals may Ito sent either to Cambridge ir Phoenix Post Office. Truos. CuEATHnAa, Truo,s. PAYNE, W. N. Moos, JTosssoi SALE, W. AxontaEws, BENYr. COor .E~Y, J. W. Custo, 11. 11. WILLIAMSs, J. HI. Mssas, Comn. on BJuilding &c. Fellowship, Ag 27, 1849 3t 33 Puare Clder Vinegar, y BLLS. Superior quality, just received, and for sale cheap, by G. L.. PENN, Agent. July 18 tf 26 0 HRAN, E. . BUCKMASTErn, MISSION MERCHANTS. urg, S. C.-WATERPROOF, usta, Ga.-FREP OF. ienda and the public generally that lihey id COMMISSION BUSINESS in this vices to RECEIVE, STQRE a. SELL RECEIVE and FORWARb MER NTERS or IE RCHANTS. lotosh-street, in the centre of the COTTON -om water and isolated, therefore not ex umoting the interest of their friends, (which f solicit and hope to merit and receive a full estowed, and for which they now -eturn lieu required. on any produce in Store. JEFFERS, OOTUHRAN, & CO. 3n 33 Real Estate for Sale. T H E Subscriber utlere for Sa!e the GHERO KEE 'UND PLAGE. It is sitiated. right miles from Hamhurg. on the main Roa I to Elgefield C. H. fTe Tract is Pine Land I orsuperior q'iality. and contains about scven t hundred acres. It is at this time in a fine state or progressive improvenett. and is stsceptible of the highest degree of cultivation. The out let and range for stuck is exe.ellent, and the healthfidlness of the place is ttsbrpassed. These advantages, and its nearnai to market makes it a truly desirable place. To an ap. proved purchaser the terms will be acconto. dating. W. W. GEIGEh'. August 1 6t 31 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGlEFIELD DISTRICT, IN THE COMMON PLEAS. E. & J. James, Vs. Attach't. Assump't. R. S. Roberts. f Truit, Brother & Co. - Vs. ., Attack't. Assump't. The sane. Henry Cohen & Co. vs. - - Attach't. Assump't. The samp. McCarter & Allen vs. . Attach't. Assump't. The same. * Baker & Hart, vs. Attack't. Assump't. The sathe. HE Plaintifl's in the above cases having . this day filed thei declaratione, and the Defendaht having ho wife or Attorney, known to be in this State, on whom copies of said de clarations could be served, with a rule to plead; it is ordered on motion of Mr. Griffin, Plaintifl's Attorney, that the Defendant It. S. Roberts, do plead to the said delaratiuns within a year and it day from the publication of ai. order, or fital and absolute judgment will be awarded against him. TIHUOS. G. BACON, c. c. P. Clerk's Office, Edgefield C. H .20th Ang. 1849. Sept., 1649, ly 33 State of Soutjh Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQ.UJTY. Mary H. Scurry, andt others vs. Partition. Lucy Scurry, and H]enry C. CUlbreath. ) TOTICE is hereby gived that by vir L tue of ai Order from the Court of Equity. inthis case. I shall sell at Edge field Court House on the first Monday in October next, the trait of land below dds cribed, telonging to the esate of Williani Seurry, dec'd., viz: The jMt. En-ua Tract, cotiing one hundredl and fifty acres, mnore or less, sit n ated itt the District arid Sinte aforesaid, and ad'pintih lands of Johnt Chapman, Ira Crutmley- Williarn Coletman, and others. Said land wall be sold on a eredit of otno year, except for so mn'eh as will pay the c'ott tof suit, to be paid in cash. The pur chaser to give bond with approved surety to secure the puarchase montey. S. S. TOM PKINS. C. E. E. D. Com'rs. Otiice, Sept. 4, 1849. Sept. 5, 4t 33 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. I1t EQUITY. Thorhias Wrightt, 1 John W. Simpson,. 11. H-. Garlitngton, & Joltni Garlington, ~ .Foreclosure Thoms. L. Fowler, Survivor, NOTICE is hereby given that by vir . tue of' the decree of' the Court of Equity in thi.s case, I shall sell at Edge tield Court Hoauise, on the first Monday itt October next: Oue H-ouse and Lot, situated in the Tow~n of Hamburg. ont Centre-Strese, and knownt in the plan1 of gaid Town as Lot No. (136) one hundred and thiray-six. Said land will be sold on a credit of one atd two years, with interest from the day iof sale, except for so much as will pay the cost oh dais ,.uit, to be paid in cash. Pur chasers to give bond and good sureties to sectire the pturchtnse money. S. 5. TOMIPKNSCEE D Com'~rs Office, Sept. 4, 1849. Sept.5 4t 33 NEW GOODS! T HIE Subscriber has jaust receited his Stock of Spriung & Sunmmer Goods, Cutnsistinag in part of PRINTED JAC. MUSLINS, SILK AND LINEN BRAGES, DOTrTED AND PLAiN SWISS MUSLINS, MdUS LINS GING HA M, ENG LISH & AMERICAN PRINTS, For Ladies Dresses, 4 Muislin Trrimnings. Fine Boonets & Bonntet Ribbons, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Shoes, Leghtortn, Panatma, Silk and J BEAVER HATS. All of which will be sold very low, and elib.' ertal discount for CASH. B. C. BRYAN. Mrarehi21 1849, tf 9 Boarding for Young Ladies. THE Subsetiber will accommodate vWrh boarding, eight or tea Yountg Ladites. ia House as roomy and pleasantly situared, coffve nicent to the Femalo'Academios. Parents and G uardiatns mliay be assuired that every attention necessary will be paid to Girls commiitted to his care. WEDMUND PENN. May 2,f'1 COPARTNERSIP. T HE undersigned, having associated themselves in business under the name fnd style of DUNBA R & GARMANY; for the purpose of transacting a general GRO CERY BUSINESS, in this place, respect fully invites the attention of Planters to their H'eavy Stock of all the leading articles of general consumption. They may be found it the stand recently occupaed by B. S. Dun bar, and nearly opposite the stand formerly )ccupied by G. W. Garmany, where they will be happy to receive their former friends nd patrons, together with the public at arge. We are determined to keep constantly on land a stock unsurpassed by any ever oftered n this market, and believing our facilities for uying Low, to be equal to any in the place, we will always be prepared to sell at the owest'prices, either for Cash or on time to pproved customers. Having rented the Ware-House formerly occupied by B. Elliott, nd placed it under the charge of an expe -ienced man, we are prepare- tw ofer equal tdvantages in storage with any WareHouse r, the place ; and liberal Cash Advances nade, ;t all times, on Cotton stored with us, r on shipments made to G. W. Garinany & o., Savannah, whose charges will be as ow as usually made by. other Factors. The ighest prices paid at all times for Cotton nd other produce brought to market. B. S. DUNlIAR, 0. W. GARMANY. Hamburg July 3, tf 26 .J Caret BEG leave to return my thanks to the public for the liberal patronage heretofore estowed on me, and solicit a continuance f the same for the new firm. B. S. DUNBAR. .f Card. I BEG leave to return my thanks to the public for the liberal patronage hbreto Ire bestowed on me, and solicit a continu nce of the same for the new firm. G. W. GARMANY. Cheap Goods in Store. 0 Illids Princ N 0 ugar. idi. common N. O. Sugar, choice Porto Rico, Sugar, 25 Barrels clarified " 5 " crushed 2 " powdered 5 Boke.1 Woolsey & Woolsey double refined loaf' sugtr, 2 " Charleston double refined loaf sugar, 20 Hhds. M uscovado Molasses. Trinidad " 50 lBarrels New Orleans " 100 Barrels No. 3 Mackerel (large size,) 20 Kits No. l " 125 bags prime Rio Coffee 40 " " Lagngra 20 " "' old Cuba ' 30 " " old Java '" 6000 Lbs. Union brand white Lead (No. I extra ai pure,) 300 Gallons Linseed Oil; 2 Barrels Train " 300 Lbs. Putty in bladders, 125 Boxes wi'ndow glass (all sizes.) 75 Kegs Eastern nails (assorted) 10.000 Lbs. assorted Swedes Iron, 500 " Casteel (Saudersons,) German and Blister steel; 4011 Pieces heavy Dundee ?agging; 1001) Coill heahp rope, 10 Bales homespun (Augusta annfae .ture. 5 . " (Granitevills Company) 8 " heavy cotton Osnaburgs, 90 boxes sperm candles, 21) " Adamanrine candles, 10 "Hull & Suots patent canilles; 3dt H hbda. bacon sides (western,) 4001) Lbs. country Bac on. 3 Tie~ces Rice. &c. &c., -A LSO ddle, Bridles; Blatnketi, Catlicoes, Cotton arn, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Tutbbs, Sugar~cans, ieves, Tobacco, P'epper, Slpice. Ginger. Tea. Ian-seat Chairs, WVon u set ('hauirs, Grind, tones. aid many other articles toid tedaous to iifief ate. .DUNBAR & GARMANY. Hamburg, July 11, 1849, if 25 ~UPERiOR .APPLE VINECAR, Pine WVest-tdiam Solaisass A clioice article of Sticar H-ouse. Molssaes, or family use at BLAND & BUTLEft'S. August 13 tf 30 [ AUIES Dress Goods. a large assortment, Lint BLAND & BUTLER'S. WH ITE & Colored Muslidls. very cheap, can be had at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4, if 21 AREGES and T.issues, handsoine and Lcheap, call imnmediautely at BLANI) & BUTLERS. 2nly 4. tf 24 4FEWV more or those Beautiful Eminioid: ed Swisses. at BL AND & BUriLEk'S. July 4, tf 24 C- LOVES, that afe Gloves, at. .X BLAND BUTLER'S. Jly 4, if . 24 '1 HOES of all kinds, Gaiters, Slippers and Buskins, at. BLAND & BO'ILERS. Julyv4, i f 24 UST Receive~d some Beautiful Embroided Muslidi Saieki and Mantillas, at . . BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4 , t f 24 'I F those Beautaful French Fans, a few more of the samne sort, at BLAND & BUTLER'S. Jly 4, tf 24 IETTER, Fool.s Cap anad Note Paper, at LiBLAND & BUTLER'S. ily 4, if 24 C APERS and Sances, for your fresh meats, at .BLAND & BUTLER'S. Jly 4, tf 24 I RESH Vermaicelli andi M~aratoni, at E'BLAND) & BUTLER'S. July 4, tf ' 24 AFEW htudred Pounds of that delightfuli .Steam refrned Candy, at .BLAND & BUTLE1is. Jly 4,if 24 AFEW thotusand pounds of Bacon, yet in . Store, at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4, tf -24 VERY thing you wvant and more too, at the same place, where you get articles of ie best quality at low price.at BLAND & BUTLER'S. M. L. BONHAM ILL practice LAw and EQurTrr i the . Southern Circuit, coihprising the Die triteW of EDGEFIErD, ORANGkBUnO, B-ANwELL, COLLTOS and BxAUFORr. His Office is at Edgefield Court House. Aug. 22, 1849, 6n 31 A. M. MANIGAtJLT, Factor & Commission Merchant, Vanderhorst Wharr t - CHARLESTON, S. Ca WILL also attend to the REl@IV1NG and FORlWARDING of GOODS en- - rusted to his care. Jnly IS 1849, 2mn 26 Planter's Hotel CORNE R OF CHURcH AND QUEEN 5 keTI, Charleston St C. FORMFRLT KEPT BY CHARLES 1. MbOT. JA BES W. LAMKIN & JAMES M. * HURST tuaving..aken the above exten sive and well known Establishment, solicit the patronage of their friends and the publicgen erally. Charleston S. C. Angtst 1, 1849, if t1 AT REDUCEb MNEEEi N order to clear out as much as possible onur Stock of Sn4mer Goods. prep yato'y to getting in our Fall supply, we shall offer tb remainder at a GREAT DISCOiJNT Trom Regilr prices for the remaihde 'tb Season. and every one in wast will iJ It greatly to their interest to buy now, as the ent tire Stock will be sold LOW EP thajt ha aVr been offered in Edgefield. CAll acid ie'. R. CAUSSE & Co. C i vap M A & Sept 4,1849 If BACON, BAGGING, &ca OO040LBS. Prnme Connity 40, Baon 1 000 LUs. Primo S'gar Cuted -Hams, 10t) Pieces Gunny Bagging, 200 do 14 and 1A lb Dundee Baggide 100 Coile gnperior Russia. Rtope. 75 do do Kentucky Rope. 500 Lb. Twine. For sale by .. . JOSIAH SIBL . H amanr, Aug. 15. 1849. - 3t 31 To heads or Falilies. T HOSE who wish their Feathere RENO VATED, now have an opportunity, of. doing so. The Me'liine is in operation ii t1o house lately occiled By Mr. Abbey nsak the Planters Hotel.. Thurdays. Frid'tys and Saturdi e, will be set apart fir this busing, or on any day tbat will suit ti'e conbenieiie of thdoe WbS thay wish to patronise the Rentvater. See lage Bills rut particnlart.. W. H. 'SPECk. Auenat .tf Tobacco & Snuis 30 BOXES Manufatbtred Tobathb, va rious qnAllties; 10 Boxes Thomas' Tobacco. a suplridOili-ticle, Maccaboy aitd Rappee Snuff, Dira. Millbus Finb Cutand SmokintIi baeco, For sale hy H. A. KENRICK. . Hamburg, July 24 1849, it 27 Essences, Q OR i'voring Ice Creams, Sauces, Jellies 1 Puddings, Pies; &c., viz: Lenid Vanilla, Abiion and Rose, just rei'.eiv.d, and Tor sale by G. L. PENN, AosrN. Augest15 , f 30 .'lafufactlared Tobacco. 1 BdX very superior qgulit3; jdstreceived and for salb by -Diamond Cesiient F OR Metqling Brokdn Glains and Earthern Ware, a sup 'ly Ott liaiid br this valuable 'CEM ENT, ror saf byv G. L. PiENN, AGstrT. Augtust 15 il 30 Rifle Pb~bder. KENTUCGKY RIFLE POWDER, in I . . :. A. KtENRICK. Hamnburg, July 24 1849, tf 27 VeW Flour, Froni Tunibling Shoals' Mills. J UST receive Tweity-Two Barrels. Super *fine Flour in Flat HnpBarrels, fronm the abtlte celebrated M ille, and for sale by G. L. PENN. AasarT. Augnst 15 tf 30 .NOTICE. TI li opartnetship heretofore existing u-. der the niame and Style of JOHN LXON & CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Persons having demands against the haue Firm, will present thetn. end all persons indebted willb plese gand settle, as wve wish to close up thb: buiessson *as possible. 9 JOHN LYON, e JOHN LIPSCOMB. Aug. 10849. . 41 S Notice. L L persons indebted to the Estate of Jolln B. H arvey, deceased;. and ate disposed ta. save cost, will do well to settle before Retuca Day, as longer indulgence cannot be'given. THO&. B'. H ARVEY. GIATHERINE HIARVEY. Aunaust 29. 1849 3't 32 Notice I S H EREBY GIVEN, that appli~a'tion will be made to the Legislature at the nest Sea. sion fhr die 'mcorporatio.of Butler Lodge,;No. Angnet 8, t f 29 . Notice .S HEREB? GIVEN, that applction will .,be made at the next setting ofthe legisla turn for a New Road leading oat from the MIar tin.Town Road in 'this District, at or near Sam nel Stevens, and insersecting the Long Cane Road, at or near Gibson Colltns. Au'gst1 tf 28 Notice. I S H ERE BY GIVEN, 'that application wilt be made to the Legislature of Sontlt~EroIl. na', at its next Session, to incorporate a Gom. patny for the purpose of making a. Plank Road fronm Edgefield to Hambuh August 22 't* 31 Notice I S Hereby given, that application "ill be, made to the next Legislature for tihe grant of a new Road, commencing at or near the o1d Steam Mill, formerly owned by Henry Wit.. lams on the Martintown Road, and intersecting the Longcane Road, at or near Major Johna Tompkin's Mill, on Little Steven. Greek and said Road. rtalye 119 49in .* , o