Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, December 05, 1849, Edgefield Advertiser Extra, Image 2

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EOIjrLD, C.1I. S. U.Oct. 8,1849. M. EDIrot:-We herewith send you the advertisement of Mr. ALSTON B. EsTS, Com thission Merchant' and General Agent, in the City of New York which you will please incert ib your~valbable paper. We take great pleasure in commending'Mr. Estes-to ouP Friends add others Who may need the.service ofan Agent in the great Empori um of trade. One of ott Farm, Mr. Bland, has known Mr. Estee intinately for several years-having been engaged at one time in the same Mertantile Establishment with him. As a gentleman of excelfent taste and judkentent, and great probity, Mr.*Estes has no superior. Ode indeed, who will transact business conS de8 to him* not' only promptry but' will do it oel, h'avingalways in view the interest of those confiding in him. Our house has ordered Goods upon sundry occasions through Mr. Estes, and to our entire satisfaction, and during the recent visit of Mr. Bland to New York, he availed himself of his more extensive information and superior taste in the.selection of many articles; and while we acknowledge the advantage of his agency, we are constrained to confess; that we think his po sitionr ellbles him to purchase goods lotoerthan most Merchants can who visit the North for that purpose. Mr. Estes-is a Southern man, a - thorough bitlsineSs man, and one who has a good knowledge of the rban&s and taste of the South, and will hardly fail to satisfy every one who mtiy confde business to his ha'nds. BLAND & BUTLER. ALSTON B. ESTES, Commissioi Merchant. No. .46 BROAD*AY, N. Y. PURCfASES DRY GOODS, FURN1 'TURE, BOOKS, MEDICINES. and in fact all kind- of Merchandise, for Merchants, Planters, Lawyers. Physicians and others. SIS COMMISSION FOR BIYI*G is 24 PER CERT. - Oct.10, ' . 5t 44 Pottersville Academy, NEER~EDGEFTELD VILLAGE. T HE Exercises of this Institution willcom. mence on the first -Monday in. January text. under the diection of Mr. GEoRoa KaR S SHAw assisted by Mrs. KKRSHAw. The scho. lastic year will be ten Months. in which will be taught the following branches at the prices annexed Spelling, Reading and Wri ting. $12 per annum. Arithmetic, Anal) sis and HUstorj, 14 English Synonymes. Eng lish Grammar and Geo graphy, 17 " Ornamental Needle Work, Botany, Natural Philoso phy Chemistry, Drawing and Painting, 20 Astronomy in all its Branthes, all problems in Geography, Geometry, Trigonometry, Surveying, Plating and Latin. 24 " Philosophical Apparatus, Mathematical In struments and a Delineator, a pair of Globes and a School Library, &c. &c., will be furnish ed, also all Books and Stationary at Columbia or Augusta pricea. BAILEY CORLEY, ROBERT TURNER, JOHN HILL, TRUSTEas. JOHN KIRKSEY, D. WHITE. N. B.-If required a Musical Teacher will be oblained. Nos'.281849 4f 5 GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS A SROES OF IERFl DESCRIPTION. L A DIES Kid and Morocco Slippers, Ties, Buskins and Walking Shoes of superior quality, Childreos, Minses and Boys Shoes and ots. Thick heay substantial Negro Shoes, all of which is warranted not to rp, and will be sold extraordinary cheap for Cash, at WILLIAM McEVOY'S. Oct.17, 1849, tf 39 * STAT E OF SOUT H CA ROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRIGT. T OLLED before me by Richard Berry, an Restray sorrel mare mwale, of ordinary height. light made, marks of gelar about het shoulders; supposed to be 10 or 12 years of age and appraised at 850. J. QUATTLEBUM, M. E. D. *ct. 8, 1849, 4tm 38 NoItke.. ALPerseons indebted to the Estate of Aaron Howard, Deceased, are requested to make immediate payment, and all those hav ing claims against the estate, to render them in properly attested. R.P. BRUNSON, Adnm'r. Nov..71849 . 2m 42 *R emovtal - T HE Subscriber having p'urebased of Mr. S. F. Goode. his residence in the Village, has removed to the same.. E. F. TEAGUE, M. D. Sept. 12, 1849, tf 34 Baptist Convention. T HE STATE CONVENTION of the Baptist Denomination in South-Carolina will hold its twenty ninth anniversary with the Baptist Church at Edgefield C. H., on SAT URDAY before the 2d Lord'sday in-December of the present year. Rev. Professor Edwards will preach the introductory,.ermon at.11 o'clock, A. M , of the same day, and Rev. Mr. Kendrick the Charity Sermon on Lord's day, at the same hour. A Commttee of the 6hurch will 'be present at the PostURde on Friday. to teceive the mem bers of the Board, and on Saturday, to -receive the members of the Otanvention, to .assign to them their respective places of abode. WrLLIAM B. JOHNSON, President of the Convention, and Minister of the Church atiEdgefield, C. H,. S. C To the Clerks of the Baptist Associations in the State. DEAR BRETHRENt:-I regnest the favor of you to forward to me, by mail, a copy of the Minutes of your respective Associations, that I may prepare a Statistical table, for the.publica. tion in the Minutes, of the Convention. Affectionately, yours WILLIAM B. JOHNSON. Edgefield C. H., S. C., Nov. 12, 1849. Medicines, Paints, Glass, &c, HAVILAND, RISLEY S& Co. . AUGUSTA, GA., DEALERS IN CHOICE Drugs and tedicines, SURGICAL AND DENTAL INsTRUMENTS, PAINTs, OILs, DYE STUFla, WIN Dow-GTASS, FANCY SoAPs, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, #F'OLET ARTICLES. -ALO AGENTS FOR THE MOST :VALUABLE PATENT MEDrcINEs, TRUseS, DEN. TIsTS Go. FoiL. TEETH, TK . PEIN TEA CoIENAN "'s TTAB, Ros.NDALECZ MENT, CALCINED -PLASTER OF iARIS, &. (- Having a very extensive Stock, which is kept full and fresh by weekly additions, we are pre ared t Planters- Phia clnn ati he 1'ide at very lowprcs (-Orders promptly:attended to. HAVILAND,RISLEY & CO, DRUGGISTS, near the Mansion' House. Globe and U. S. Hotels, Augusta, Ga.. Nov.82, . m 45 Fair Warning. ALL PERSONS indebted .tn the under signed either by Note or book account, are earnestly entreated- to' make payment be. tween now and January next, (15O.) as I am closing up my business in Hamburg. After this notice, and payments not made within the time mentioned above, I hope those indebted to me, will not think it unfair if they find their notes and accounts in the hands of proper offi cers for collection. J. J. HOWARD. P. S.-Should I be absent at any time, my Books and notes will be left in the hands of Messrs. Brindley, Rosamond & Smith,to whom payment may be made. J. J. H. Nov. 14, 4t 43 SELLING OFF AT COST For Cash. T HE Subscriber having determined to close his business offers his entire stock of goods at COST FOR CASH. There is a large Stock of seasonable Goods on hand, many of them bought this Fall at the lowest figure. Persons desirous of availing themselves of this opportunity to buy CHEAP for CA SH, will do well to call early. S,.F. GOODE. October 22, 1849. A L L Persons indebted to the Subscri ber, or Goode & Sullivan, previous to the first of January last, are earnestly requested to call' and settle without delay. S. F. 0.* Oct. 24, J 10t 40 NoYtice. T HE Subscriber intending to relinquish the practice of Mledtcine at the expira tion of the year, returns his unfetgned thanks for the liberal patronage extended to him, being anxious to adjust his accounts, respectfully re quest those indebted to make payment by Cash or Note, prior to that date. Hts services as a consuling physician, can be obtained on all oc casions, un less when professionally engaged. WM, D. JENNINGS, M. D. Oct. 1 184 .tf 38 TR.lH. M. TOMPINS, respectrolly*fs Df.. fers his,professional.serviesafter te,; piration of the year, in the practice of Medi-. cine. Surgery, and Obstetrics, .to the Citizen of Dark Corner and its vicinity. Office at Dr Oct. 10, 1849. - tf 38 1EGRO KERSEYS, Shoes and Blankets. A anpeiior asssortmtentt at .BLAND & BUTL,ElS. rm -3, tf 37 NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS1 NOT TO BE SURPASSED IN' Price, Quantity or Quality. CHEAP CASR STORE, JUST FROR NEW YORK. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. T HE REMAINDER of the Stock hat arrived, and the Subscriber takes this method to inform his friends and :nutomera, from Edgefield,. Abbeville, and themrround. ing districts, as also the pu1lic generally, that among his SPLENDID STOCK can be found. 500 pieces of Calicoes from 5 cents, and higher per yard. 500 pieces of Bleached and Unbleached Homespun. Also,Twill', Canton Flan. nel, Bleached and Unbleabbcd. Bedtick Checks, Lindsey's, and alargeselcction of .various kinds of Goods in frii line. 100 doz. Linnen Cambric Handkorchiefs, from 61 to 75 cents. Sitin Striped, plain and figu dApecas, as also, Muslin De Lains fr up high er. And a handsome a ant of va rious goods for fashiona edresses. Silk, Velvet, and Satin Bon or Ladiea and Misses, of the le, and cheaper than ever befo red. ALSO, - Fashionable Infant Hats, Cup &c. Infant Socks, Stockings o sizes and color. 100 boxes, including Ri Tapes, inside and outside Floweks' ALSO, The latest style of Gympbr' +lack Silk Fringes, Buttons, Colore S ool Silk, &c. k - - Ladies' fashionable Velvet eaelgs. 1,000 pair of Ladies Gaiter- Children's Shoes, high and low;q r Youths and Gentlemen's Boots.a de, & 500 pair,of Blankets, froni / to $S. JEWELRY. There has never .been sac rtment. *of rich and rare Jewelry elio r lliitamr ket ; including Plain and Figured Stone Chased Rings, Breastpins, &c. all warranted. Goh4 and Silver Pencils, Gold Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Buckless, Plated do. 200 doz. Knives, from 10. cents up to $2; also, Pistols, Bowie and Dirk Knives, Per, cussion Caps. CAPS. 50 dos. Glage, Flushing, and Cloth, for gentlemen, Boys and Infants, from 10 cents up higher. HATS. Of the Latest Style. Also Low Crown, Broad Brim, and Fancy Boys Hats. Saddles, Bridles, Crockery, Tinware, Vio lins, Flutes, &c. CLOTHING. Fine Dress, Over and Sack Coats ; Pants, Vests, Suspenders, Gloves, &c. To enu merate every article would almost fill the paper ; but if you cannot find an assortment in this Stock, and Cannot be pleased with the prices, willingly would I say, try some other place and beat me if you can. All I ask is to give me a fair trial, and I am satisk fled that Goods can be bought as cheap in South Carolina as in Georgia. I would ask, come and see me and then try Georgia, J. COHN. N. B.-The store at Hamburg, is still con tinuel, and a handsome assortment, at low rates can be found there also. J. C. Nov-21 Sr 44 Choice Articles, JUST RECEIVED. JEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, ,j~English Dairy Goshen Cheese, No. 1 and No.2 Mackerel. Fresh Soda Biscuit, Fresh Currants, Citran, Raisins. Almonds, Pican Nuts,. Filberts, Figs, Prunes, .Capers and Preserves.. Muscovado Molasses and N. 0. Syrup,. i" Fresh Rice, Black Tea, and 7 Kegs Dupont. Powder. All of which will be sold at the lowest market price. C. L PENN, AGEsTr. Nov.21, if 44 NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the estate William ARaborn, dec'd., are required to made i mediate payment, and those having demands against the Estate, to present them properly ittested on or before the fifteenth da ofJanua ry next in the Court of Ordinary, as Idesire oc that day to settle uap the Estate. H. B. RLABORN, Adm'or. Nov. 19,1849. tf 44 Copartnership. W E have this day associated with.us, Mr,. J. E. BUCIEMASTEl, in the trans ction of the General Commission and Factor-. age Business, which will hereafler be conducted under the name and sty le of JEFFERs, -COT'r RA & Co. JEFFERS & COTHRAN. Hai.nmur Sept. 10.,1849, if