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On Thursday, 29th nIt., by Rev. Mr. Lep" pard, Col. 11. J. GAUGHMAM, of Le ington, to Miss MARY DFs\.EY, of ttichland. On the 9th inst.. netar Fruit [lill, by J. C. Allen, Notary Public, Ma. W-YATT HA.t., to Miss MARGARET AD.ats all or this District. On Thursday. 6th in.t , by the Rev. S. P. - Getzei, Jins G. Poirrr to Mns. [lt.vtinA Ass Mit.LR, danghter ofGeurge and Anna Ander son all of this District. Butler Lod.;e N o. 17. M. @, @. if. (_ Regularmeeting.of this Lodge will be held on Monday evening next at 7 o'clock. F. H. VARDLAW, Sec. December 12 11 47 Masonic Notice. A Regular meeting of Concordia Lodge No. 50, will be held at their Hall on Satur day 15th December, at 7 o'clock P. M. A punc.. tual attendance of all the members is reqnested. By order of the W. M. W. H. A'TKINSON. SEC'RY. An Extra meeting will be he'd on the same day at II o'clock A. M.. Dec 12 I t 47' Notice. T HE Committee who hold subscriptions for the purchase of n Sword to be pre seated to Gen. M. L. BoaMA. late Colonel of the 12th Regiment or I(itnmtry. ins Mexico, in appreciation or his gallant hearing, while en gaged in that War, is requested to meet in the Court Hlonse on sale d.iy next to taket arrange mnents for the pnrchase, timte and place, of pre senting the saute. O ONE Or 'TH E C03IMItTER. Dec. 12, 3t 47 Hodges & Fuller Institutes, UNtDER TIE CONTROL OF THE BAPTISTS. T H SE INSTITUTIONS which have been in successful operation for the three past vears, comne before the public with increased facihities, pre.seating stronger inducements to the denomination. and a generous public for their patronage and enufidence than at any previous petiod of their existence. The HooGEs IssTrru rs, is now conducted in th-e new, large. convenient and handssne Brick Edifice, erected for the Institution. which will be conmplted and finished by the cum nencement of the next se.sion. after the most approved plan. Mr. A. Deaicx, A. M, whose qualifications as a scholar and itstrttc tor have been satisfactorily tested foir two years, continues as principal of this lustintion. and will have competent assistants in every depart ment.-See Ghtalogub for 1849. The Fot.r.Ea INsTITUTE, is reared on the site of the former building. (which was des. troyed by fire, April. 1. 1d49.) r moddied, en larged and heautified, and will I.e ready for the opening of the next ses<iun. tadeer the Rector ship of the Rev. CHAs. A. RAYMose of New Orleans, who will have associated with hit A1rs. RAYMNOSO and ther qualified assistants. Mr. RAYMosnand Lady, are experienced teach ers. and the Board tire warranted in assuring the patrons and friends of the Institution. of their tkorouglh qalification, for the successful edtcation of the young ladies placed under their care, in every literary, scientific and or ttameutal branch which may be requred. It is the determinntion of the Board of TIrs tees. Principals, and all connected with these Institutions. to furnish the I)enonination and - the public in general, with lustitutions worthy of their confidence atd patronage. Tuition and Bnard as before The first ses .ion.f 1650, will open min Monday, January JA S. M.C HILES. Pres. B. T. W. P. lit.t., Sec'ry. Greetnwood, S. C., -Dec 6. 1849 Dec.. 12. 't 47 I Roseni& sCctae A a eny nekno.wledg,'dl wherever lie has tanght, aitd no wvhere mtoure cordrally, thain ins this section. T~he itua~tion fr Ro On-r-AG E. is such, that tile most consfort:ihle boat diing can be oblainedi, :at the lowest lirice<; and ini the commuin lity. the vonnig metn will have conistanutly pl:,ced befo're ihem the purest examiples of sobriety, mnorality ndreher on. ERrEs.-Snch na are nenial ini Acadeils, JOHN LAKE, RANSOM TIMMEIIMAN, | * LUKE CULBREATH1, a ISAAhC BOLES. I y. JEREMIAH COOK, J Dec. 12, 4t___ 47 STATE OF SOUJT[1 CAROLINA EDJGKWIELID DISTPRICTP. IN TIt COURT OF ORD.VA RY. 2edekiah Watkins, & wife Jmecey ' es. Summnaons The Representaiive of Hiram ) in Furguason, anid othets, dIe- | Paurlition. fendants. J ITr nppearing to my satiisfnetion that John .KFurcnsnt. Hlev.ekiahi Ed.vards tand wire. the Represenitatives of Aitna lleaves, and the - Representatives tif WVillianti Fitrgitson. Distri. iittees of the E.state of WVilliamn Fiira'ion.8r. deceased, live bieyonid the limtits or this State It is thterefere orderted that 'hey ilo appear in the Court of Ordininry in and for the State and District af,ireaid on or hefore the first Moniday in March next, to shiow c:mse if ainy they can, why the Real Estaite of Williama Fnr gason. Sr. dec'd, shnniti not be deviided 'ar sold. sit their eonsent. will he entered oif recoird. Given tinder my hand at moy Office, thte day and date above written. JOHN HILL, o. E. o. Dec 12 1849 3mn 47 Strayed or StoIen, F ROM the sub4ciiber, on Tu'esday night, 27th tilt., a BA Y H ORSEt :it eye out, hsas a heavy meatn and tail, heavy fetlor.ks. s dIe nmarks. racks, walks anid trgts well. A re ward of five dollbrs will be paid fur any infor.. tnation so that I can get the horse. ROBERT G UR FIN. Dec. 12 : 3t 47 TJo IRent. T H E BUILDING at present sum. . occcupied by Mrs. WVAR D, ""as a Millinary Establishment. Possession wtil be given on the Rst of January next. Terms moderate. Apply to P. F. LABORDE. Dec. 12 tt' 47 NYotice. ALL Persons inidebted to the Eate of Nancy Qiuarles, deceased, will please come forwardl and mtake immuediate pneint, all having detmands against said estate will ren der them in duly attested as the lnaw requires. GEORGE BOS WELL, Ex'or. Dec 11 184 4t 47 Bacon. LB.Bacon Sides. 1JJ~000 Lbs. Baconi Shonlders, 50Lbs.GCountry Lard. For sale biy 11. A. KEN RICK. n.ab .r .. Norv 26 rt 4r5 BOOTS AND SHOES. T HE SUBSCRIBER, would inf,rm his friends that he is still carrying on the BOOT A ND SHOE business at Edgefield C. H., next door to Messrs. Bland, Teague & Co's Drug Store, and having in his employ several first rate workmen, will pledge him self to give satisfaction. He will hereafter, do business sit ictly upon the CASH SYSTEM. No work will be allowed to leave the shop until the cash is p-id. Discount from former prices, as follows: NEw PRIcEs, OLD PRIcEs. Welted Boots, $6 51i $8 01) Pump " 7 00 9 00 Water Proof " 8 00 10 00 Quiltpd Bottoms, 8 00 10 00 All other work in proportion. J. B. TIBBETTS. Dec. 12, tf 47 AUCTION. B EING prevented by circumstances, from offering the House and Lot, where S. W, Kr..N. RLY, has resided for some years past on last, Sale Day, according to adver, tisement, I will without fail sell the same on Sale Day in January, before the Court House door to the highest bidder. The HOU E and LOT is very eiegibly situated in the Vdllage of Edgeficld, and all in good repair. The Dwelling House, is commodious, and well suited to the accom modating of from fifteen to twenty boarders, either male or female. The flattering pros pects of the very flourishing Schools in the Village, makes the property desirable. The premises will be sold on a credit of one and two years. For further particulars, application can be made to Air. Kennerly, or in his absence, to the Subscriber, or H It. Spann. LEWIS COVAR, Auctioneer. Dec. 12, 3t 47 PALM ETTO STORE. H AMBURG, S. C. B. McCREIGHT, respectfully in. " forms the citizens of Edgefield, that he has on hand (and will be receiving from time to time) a large and splendid assort ment of imported SEGARS, which he offers at prices heretofore unknown in this market, for Cash, either by Wholesale or Retail. -Ar.SO A large supply of Northern Apples, Oranges, Pine Apples. Malaga Grapes, Cranberries, Prunes, &c. &c. -Ar.O Pickles, Canton Ginger, Poach, Plumb, Pear and Orange Preserves, &c. &c. Wooden Ware, Brooms. &c. &c., together with every article usually found in such Establishments. (- When you come to town, and wish fine Segars or Fresh Fruit, always enquire for McCREIGHT'S Palmetto Store, A'e.rt door to Ketchum's Hotel. Dec. 12, 4n 47 Boarding for Young Ladies Il,IE Subscril,er will accommodate with hoar-tin. eight or Loln Voting Ladlies. Ilis House is roomy and pleasantly situ tted. eanve nient to the Fetale Academies. Parents and Giuarlinia mtay he ;s ured that every ittenion necessary will bet paid to Girls commitred to his care. ED1UND l'ENN. Dec 5 18-19 if 46 Ljosit O N Siu:daiy e'veing last. n Whalehnne Walking Cane, the head or hiandlle re presents thle head of a hound. The finder will confer a lavor on iie bly leuving ii at liy Stoie. J. CUlIN. Dec 4 1849 tf 40 L:*st Chan.uc! Tl H ANKFUL In a generoa rulic for the ..vey libteral patrminge w hi':h I have re ceived ir, liy b,iniessa of reniovs:ing of feathiers ~in tile village and vicinity. I notw intlhrm those w lh,ante yet watilinig their h,e'is renlovated, in send their work ini without d.-lay, ac. I will cease to reno,vate before christmtas at this place. W. II. SPECIK. Dec 5if 189if 46 IDa! lla'' T lIE TOAD againi (hr TAX COLLEC TCOlt. initeneds to runt thie whole race if he gets lheltenl: lie would say in Uncle Sam, that there h.ive been a ;:reat many wharf rats raised aronn td the pubtlic tail yard, thle TO.A D ha;s never yet had ihe pairrin:g of ai Bull Skin. Old Genileitn von wouldi dm1 well to seridl tose lung sliek taured fellows nil-. and tell themi 1o dhit in the ground as the TOA~ D has been doinig, and let the old felluw conie ini with nuo tail amust. Decrry downt. MlOODY HARRIS. Dec 5 1849 tf 45 - PCK AG ES nco anckerel. No' .2 anid 3. in whole, hialves atnd quatrter Barrel, and Keits, For sale biy II. A. KENRIICK. llmhurg._Nov_2G if 45 Fine Chewaing~ Tobacco. pl) BOX ES Fine Chewinig TOBACCO, -- Neetamr Leaf," "Eldorad,t," " Rioughi aiid Rendy," &c., For sale lhv II. A. KENRICK. Hamburg, Nov. 5, 1849, if 42 GREAT1 BIARGALNS IN 30 0'T S & S lO E S L A DIES Kid andi lirocco Slippers, Ties, Bu.Aliskins andl Walking Shoes of superior qgualiy, C.llhidreos. Mlisses and Boys Shoes anid Boots. Thick heavy sulbstanltial Negro Shoes, all of which is warranited nt to rip, and will be sold extraordimnary cheap (or Cash. at WILLIAal flcEVOY'S. Oct. 17, 1849. if 39 STATIl OF SOUTil CA ROLINA. EDGEFIELD) DISTRItCT. T OLLEI) hefore me by liiard Berry. an estray sorrelinmare mile. of ordinary height, light maide, manrks of genr about het shiouilders; siippolsedl to lbe 10 o1 12 years of age andl apjpraised nlt $50. J. QUATTLEBU.r, Mi. E. D. Oct. 8, 18.19, 4tm i INotsice. A .Lpersons indhebted Io the Est ate of John 3. M1avi. deceaised, will mlake! payment. Anid thlose llaving demaiids wvill renider them ill properly attested. S. B. M1AYS, Ex'r. Sept. 19 18419 3m 35 RESI1 ENGLIbII DAIRY CiHEESE, jntet received at BLAND &. BUTLER'S. Oct.3, if 317 A GOOD Seconid-hiandi Carriage. nearly new. W. P. B3UTLEfR. Oc t 3,r 37 New Boarding Hlouse. M RS. FORD, respectfully informs her friends and the public, that she has taken the s:cond stty over b r. J. Cohn's Store, at Edgefield Court Hounse, where she has opened a HOARD ING HOUSE, for the accommuda tion of Permanent ann Transient Boarders. 11er terms for tegular boarders, will be $10 per mobth for boardng and lodging.-$, per week for boarding w ithottt lIdiin;g. Gentlemen visaing the Village, can be ne comrnodated with regular meals. (at all hours of the day, and until 10 o'clock. P. M..) at the low price of 25 cents per men. Nov. 21, tf 44 NOTICE. T HE Undersigned proprietor of the CAR OLINA IlO'rEL Lo-ated on Centre St. in the Town of Hamburg. will dispose of the unexpited tern of his lease to this elegant and well known establi-hmentt, at public action, oi the 27th dty of December next. nuless sooner disposed of at Private Sale. le will at the same limae dispose of the furniture, belonging to the est-hlislihmentt, all of wliiab is new and of a "uperior quality. well adapted to a Hotel. The Carolina IIotel has been long establish ed and is well known to the travelling commu lity. It has recently been thorongly repaired. well ihrnilied, nid is, at this timue, receiving a liber al patronage. Terms miade kuown on the dy of sale. JOHN A. HOUSTON Dec 5 1849 4t 46 .1alministrator's Sale. B Y an order from John Hi I. E,q Ordinary of Edgetield District, will be solul on the 27th December, at the late residence of lleze. kinh Strom, deceased, aill of the personal prop erty belonging to said deceased, consisting of 14 LIKELY NEGROES, among whom is a good Blacksnith, Corn, Fodder. Wheat, Oats. Horses and Fatning and Stock flogs, Sheep and Cattle, one road Wag. on, Blacksmith and Plantation Tools. House. hold and Kitchen Furniture, and one lot of Got tI Seed, &c. '1'Txis-All sinis of $ and under, cash; all snits over $5, twelve months credit, the pirchaset to give Note and two approved se cirities. property not to be removed mntil the terms of sale tire complied with, and if re-sold, will be re-sold at the former purchasera risk. B. F. & S. C. STRUM, Adtm'is. Dec '1849 4t 46 ..1dministrator's tSale. B Y an order from the Ordinary, I will sell to the highest hidder at the late residence of James J. Still, deceased. an '['uesday the 18th inst. nill the personal estate of said decea sed. consistiag of TWENTY-ONE LIKELY NEGROES. Corn. Fodder, Oats, Shucks, a likely stock of horses, Cattle and Iogs. one Gin-head, Black smith tools, one road Vaggon. yoke of Oxen and Carts. Plantatinn Tools, Household and Kitchen furniture, with many other articles too tedious to mention. Terms, all soms nnder five dollars cash: all sums of and above thuat amount, on a credit of twelve mtnths; notas with two approved secu rity will be required. JAM ES STILL, Adm'r. Dec 3 1849 2t 4 46 Administrator's Salea B Y an order from John Hill, Ordinary, I shall proceed to sell at the hie residence of William llolmes, deceased. on the 18 and 19 December iiext, the personal estate of said de. cease.l, consisting of seventeen likely Nugroes, Males. Hlorses, Cows. Hozs. Corn. Fodder, ' hits. Plantation and Blacksmith 'Tools. lltise hold and Kitchen Furniture. and other articles. not mnettioned. At the same time will be ht. red three Negroes belonging to the said Estate. ''erms of saile. all sum,s nnder ten d'.llars, ench ; ail saums aLb,we teni dollarsr, avwelve months crecdit wide a note anda Iwo apparoved seenrities. J.13. IIOLM.i, Admww'r. Nov S' 1P49 2t 46 Adaninistr'atur's salc. N OT'ICE is hen-ha.ly given, tat 19 virtue of aa nworder frown Johnw Ilill, Esq.. OrdJiiatry of Eudgetield 1)ist ric,i, I shwall praoceeud to sell at my resi-e, on Thuarsd;ay theu 27thl day gf Dr:ccemi her inst. the foullowinir property, to wit: 11 head oaf horses anad males, cattle. hags. thrwe waauzgonw andw gaeatr, carn aand foadder, househwold aind kitcheni lurimture. nad a.thaer articles too te adionws to mnasatioan, beinig part of te personial paroperty of Hiaghi a Quawnle's, decensed. Rt. M. F UJL LEIR, A diw'r. ini righat of his wife. N. 1.-There will be hired twenaty nlegroes, 'at the samte timie anad piace. RL M. FULLER. Dec53849 4t 40 Audnainistr'ato's~ Sale. BY ani ordler fromu thwe Ordiniary ofEdeed District,* I shall pruiceed to sell wat F RI DA Y the 21st wday of Decembiter naext, all the personail propaerty of Jncobi Pauw, dec'd., cnatinwwg of :ihoit T IRlTY NEG ROES, a Ilarge waumaber of flogs, Cattle, Ilorses, Coarn aand Fodder, and Kit,:heni Furatitaure, &c., &c. All of the above~ piroperty will lhe wohal on a credit wof twelve mnoths. Th'le purchasers wvill te required tat give wntee with two oir miaore eap pirov'ed sureties. Soniws undmrer $5 doilkwre cash. II. R. $PANN, Admniastratoar, JOEL IHLL, ian right of his wife. Nov.21, 5t 41 Executor's Sale. B Y an wrder from the Ordlinary of Edgefrel District, I shalt praoceed to se'l on WVED,. NESDAY the 19thw day of Dec:ember next, at the hate residence o.f Rtichard Coleman, dec'd., nil the personal piroperty of said Lleceased, not bequathed, consaisting of TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES, Three Rondl Wagonsa iand Unrniest., two Yoke of O.cen awid two Ox Cuiras, onwe Buggy and Hir, ness. stock waf -Horses, Mles. Cattle, H og and Sheep, Cairn, Fader anad Oats. Planutationt Tooals, liansehold anad Kitcenu Furniture. Said piroplerty will tbe sohl otn a credhit of twelve monawthis with note and avtw apoved secaurities, except fair swn:ns wnnder five dollars. which will be regnired ini cash. Th'le property not chatiged until the termas wif sale are comnplied witha, atid if resold, at the risk of the farst par-, chaser. W-'d. A. ST1ROTHI ER. Execmtor. Nov. 21 , 4t 44 Champaigne Inue, Lignors, Ac. 1 BASKETlS Chamwpaigne WVir.e. 10 JBarrels chonice Ne w York Cider, 20 Unarrels Boston Rtum, 5a do Northern Gin. 1 Pipe choice Ilollanad Gin, 30 Barrels Whiskey, varioaus qualities. 35 Qr. and eighth Pipes M.adeirrn, Tenieriffc Poert, Sherry and Mah.wga Witwe. 20 H alf and Quarter Pipes G;ogwnac Brandy, ynrious qalaitiesa. Now lanidinwg and for salelay HI. A. K(ENR ICIK. llanThurg, Nov 20 if ~ 45 NaORTIIEN APPLES, POTATOES, &c Io BA R RELS Northern Aipple.s, 20 Barrels Naortheran Potatoes. 5 Barrels Northierna Onions, 2 do do Cranberries, For sale bay II. A. KEN RICK. r.amb..wr m. Nov 2 ,rt 4, SHERIFF'S SALE. B Y virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa eias, to me directed, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield j%urt Hlise, on the first Monday and Tuesday following in January next, the fullowing property, in the following cases. viz W. A. Iiarris, Adrn'r. of John S. Jeter, dec'd. vs. John Ui. Berry, the tract of land where the defendant lives, adjoining lands of Wim. A. Turner and ohers. L. If. Mlundy vs. Wash Freeman. one lot at Liberty H ill, containing about eleven acres, adjoining lands of Andy Reynolds and others. Whit. Brooks, Ex'or. vs John Schum pert, the tract of laud where the defendant lives. containing live hundred and forty acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of Sampsnn Polo, and others. S. B. Alays. T. C. vs Airs. I. Oneal, the tract of land where the defendant lives, adjoining lands of G. D. Iluiett, and others. Terms of Sale, Cash. S. CIIitISTI E, S. E. D. Dec. 10 . te 46 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EI)GEFIELI) )ISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Martha Hays. tloratio Blease, and wile & others Us. . Partition. Lloyd L. Mitchell, and I Caroline Mitchell. ) NOTICE is hereby given titat by tir toe of an order fro:n the Court of Erluity in this case. I sllall sell at Edge flield Court Hlonse on the first Monday in January next, the following real estate, viz: One House and Lot, containing - acres, situated in the Town of EJgefield. on the Street leading to Columbia, and hounded on the West by John At. Witt. on the North by Mrs. Sarah Laborde, on the East by Mrs Christian's lot, being the lot whereon Mrs. Mary Mitchell, resi ded at her death. Said Lot will he sold on a credit of one 3ear, except for so much as will pay the -ost of this suit, to he paid in cash. Por hasers to give bond and gond personal rreties, and a Mortgage of the premises )secure the purchase. S. S. TOMPKINS, c. M. E. D. Comm'rs. Office, Dec. 5, 1S49. Dee. 5, 5t 46 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Elisha G. Robertson, and others, vs. } Partition. Micajah Robertson, and | others. ) . NOTICE is hereby givett, that by vir. tue of the Decree of the Court of Eqity in this case, I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield C. II., on the first 1onday in January next, the real estate of Lewis Robertson. dec'd., viz: One tract of land contaitiing two hun dred and sixty acres, more or less, lying on H:ard Labor Creek, and adjoinin, lands of Elisha G. R.bertson, IR. P. Quarles. E. Robertson. G?orge Coleman. and the estate of Hugh M. Qnarles. dec'd. Said Lands will be sold on a credit of one and iwo years, except for so muc'h as wiih pay the cost of this suit, to be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond and approved suredies, to secure the pturchuase tmoney. S. S. TO.\lPK(INS, c IC. E. D.. Commrs. Office, Dec. 4,1849l. Dec. 5. 5t4G STATE OF SOUTH CAROLiNA. ED)GEFIELD) DrS'TRICTr IN EQUITY. Samuel .Lowry, aud others, vs. Partition. Elizabeth L owry. & others. N OTICE is herebyv given that by vir tute of an ordier fro the Court of Eq1uity in this case, I shall sell at Etdge field Court hionse ont the first M~onday in January next, the following real estate ol Johnir Lowry, dec'd., viz Tract No. 1, conlttining two hundredl andI seven and 3 10 acres, more o'r less, lyirg on llalf Way Swamp, atnd adjoining lanrds, now or owtned lately by Mary Bean. Tho-;. Paie and Wiley Kemp. rauct No). 2, containing oite hunudretd and forty five acres, nmore sir less, lying ont Little Stephen's Creek, andi adijoining lattds of George Free, hiryana Dean, andi othlers. Tract No. 3, coniaining one huntdredi andI a half acres, more or less, and adljoin ing lands o.f Michael Shaver, Williatm Sirsither and othters. Tract No. 4, containing eighty-six and a half atcres, more or less. lying on Little Stephen's Creek, andi hmnm led by lands litely ownedl by Jintath,an WVever, dlec'd., Robuert Jones and Johno Lowry. Tract Nsi. 5, conr:ainintg f.ir:y andi 2.3 acres, more or less, andI honnded by latnds of William Padlgett, Wraightt Adamns,James Green. and estate of Job ,3 Thnmas. Said lands will lie so.ld 0.2 a credit of one and two years, except for so much as will pay the cost ol' this snit Fsu be poid in cash. Purchatsers toi give bhind and goodi personal sureties to secure the purchase monley. S. S. TO.MPKINS. C. E. E.. D. Comm'rs. Oflice, 'Dec. 3, 1S49. Dec. 5, 5ir 46 .Yolice. T3 HE -Stubscriher intending to relingni.sh ..the irnectice or Medhcine at the expira, tiont of the year, returnts hiis unfetined ittnks for the liberal patronagre exiendedl to him, being anxius to adjust his acennunts, respectfully re gnoest thoise *utdebted to imake patymient by Cash sir Noute, prior to that dnte. Hlis services as a consnhting phiysic.iant. can he sobtained on all '.c casiotns, unlless when professionally eignaged. WM. D. JENNINGS, M. D. Oct. 10. 1849. tf 3 DR. H.r M. TOMPKINS.,respectfully of feshsprolessiotnal ser vices after thte ex piration of the year, in the practice oif Medi cirre. Surgery, and Obstetrics, to the Citizents o,f Dark Corner andl its vicinity. Oflice at Dr W. D. .Jenni ncs. Oct. It), t849. tr 38 .rV'oizce. A LL pe,son~s indebuted to S. G. Rnbert%, de.. ceased, by note or ac.count, are req1uested to mnike settlement immnediately, with Felix Lake. anid those havinig denmands n'gninist the same, to renadcr themt itn propmerly altecstedl. ELIZ-A IUOBERs, Admn'r. 1h.c5K 1 4 0 4 6A SELLING OFF AT COST For Cash. T HE Subscriber h.tving determined to close his business olr-rs his entire blnck of goods at COST FOR CASH. There is a large .Siock of seasonahl Goods no hand, tany of them bought this Fall at the lowest figure. Persuns desirous of availing therrselves of this opportunity to buy CHEAP for CASH!, will do well to itl early. S.F. GOODE. October 2;2, 1849. A L L Persons indeh'ed io the Subscri her, or Goode & Sullivan, previous to the first of January last. are earnestly requested to call and settle wiihout delay. S. F. G. Oct. 21, 10t 40 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELI) )ISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Lewis Robertson, and others, - - ua Partition, Wim. Morris, and others. N OTICE is hereby aiven, that by vir tue of tn Order from the Coiri of Equity in this case. I shall sell at Edgefeld Court -l.use on the Fir-i Monday in Jan nary next, the ftll. wittg property be longing to the estate of James Morris, dee'd., viz: Ono Tract of land contiining one hun dred and lbrty-one and one-half acres. ac cording in a plat certified by Isaaqapowles, the 25th Oct. 1849-heing a pat of the tract, known as the Blocker land. situated in the D:strlct and State aforesaid, on branch waters of Rocky Creek, and ad joinitg lands of Jefferson Siurky, Higdon Atcherson, and other lands of said James Morris, dec'd. The Tract known as the Choppell Land, containing by plat of Isaac Bowles, D. S.. certified the 25th Oct. 1849. one hon'lred and ninety-five acres, situated in the Dis. trici and State aforesail. on branch waters of Rmky Creek, anl atij,ining lands of ligdon Atchison, Wtn. Bracuell, Win. B, Dorn, and tthets. The Persimmon Branch Tracet cni taiuing by survey of lsaac Bowles, b. S.. cettified the 25th Oct. 1840, one hundred and eight actes, situated in the Distri.t and State aforesaid, on Rocky Creek, and ad joining land of Vtt. B. Dorn, and others. The Old Yield Tract, containing by survey of Isaac Bowles, D. S., certifed the 25th Oct. 149, ninety nine acres. situa 'ed in the District and State aroresaid ott Rocky Creek, and adjoining lands of Wi. B. Dorn, and others. Said land. will be soll on a credit of one and Iwo years with interest from and arttr one year from the day of sale, except. as lb so truch a. will pay the cost of this suit to be paid in cash. Purchasers to give hond anti approved sureties with a mort gage of the premises to secure the purchase tmoney, S. S.TOMPICINS. c. E. E. u1. Conm'rs. Ofice. Dec 4, 1849. Dec 5, 5t 46 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EDGEFIELD )ISTRICT. IN EQUI''Y. Isabella Still, and otners, vs. Parlilion. Jameq Still. NOTICE is hereby given that by vir .Itue of an trder fiom the Coutrt tof E quit y in t his case', I shall sell at Edigefield Court House 00 the fitsi Molntday in Jan:ua ry ntext, the fo)llnwintg re..I estate of Jattes The H-om,e TJratct, cotntaining two hion dred atnd ninety fivo tarres, ttotre or less, andt adjoiing lands of John Dorn. Geor-ge Ontz, andt others. The Davitd Yungbhood Tract. contain ing two hundred acrtes, mtore or less, and adljoining landts of Johnt Landrum, James Dorno, and others. The Old Tract, ce,ntaining seventy-fly acres, more or less, and adijoining lattds of George Outz, Getorge Hlambileton, atnd uithers. The 5atnnders ract, Containting one hutntred atd sevetnty-three acres, more or less, and adjoinittg lands of Wmt. Dean, Elista Stephens and oiters. T~h- Patterson TIraci, containing two hutndred and ttinety-one acree, more or less, antd adjoining landls of John Stead ham, antI atbers. The Riichtardson Tract, containing one hundied anti one acres, t.ore or less, antd adtjoining the above trac', dlescribed as the Pattersn, Tract, Wmi. Dean, atnd others. Said Latnds wiill be sold ont a credit of one year. except for so) ttuch as will pay the cost of iltis aait to Ire patid in cash. Pur chasers to give htond and good p'ersonal sureties to secure the ptorcthase money. S. S. TOM3P1(INS. c. a. E. D. Comm'rs. Oflice, Dec. 3, 1849. Dec. 5, 5St 4i S rATE01-' 80UTU UAROLINA.. EDGEFIELD DiSTRICT. IN EQUITY. Bennett Hlolland, atnd )~ Elizabeth, his wife, I Benjatnitn Sevens, Priin Martha Kintuird, atnd WVilliamt Kinard. ) N OTICE is htereby given, that b'y vir.. tue of an Order from the Court of Equity in ibis case, I Rhari sell at Edgefield Court Ho use, on the First Monday in Jannary next, the following real estate, be longina to the estate of Alexandei- P. Ki nard, dbe'd., viz . One tract of land containing by SL)..vey of A. R. Able, D). S., certified 306% Oct. 1845, four hun dredl and eig hty ' w (.4. acres, situated in the D)istric'. and S.aie aforesaid. on Pennt Creek.. anI adhining lands of Theophilus Il111, John~ C. Alen Luke [H. Taylor, L'-nnis termemter and Saidf Landi will tb' sold oni a,credit of one and t wo yen.;s, in equal itnstutlments,. except for so.inuch as wvill pay the cost of this suit, in ,he paid in cash'. Purchasers to give bonid and good sureties to secure the purchase money. ..D S. s. To.'ilPKrNS, c . E ' Comm'Tirs. Office, Dec. 5, 1340.. Dec. 5, E:46 EGRO KE RSEYS, Shoes and' Blankets. A auperior asssortetnt at' BLAND) & DUTLER'S. On. 3, ,r -,3 a Medicmes, Paints, Glass; &c, HAVILAND, R[8LEY &0 C. AUGUSTA, GA. DEALERS IN CHOZCC e Drugs and Medicines, SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS, OlS.,, ibYE STUFFS, WSN DOw-GTASS, FANCY SOAPS, PERFUMERY, BRUSHEs, TOILET ARTICLES.. AGENTS FOR THE MOST VALUABLE PATENT A EDfCI NES, TaussEs, DE. TISTS GOLD FOIL. TEETH, THE PBEGN TEA CoMPANY'S TEAS, ROSENDAI.E C. DIENT, CALCINF.D PLASTER (II PARIs, &C. (a- having a very extensive Stock, which is kept full and fresh by weekly additions, we ate prepared to supp'y Planters, Phisi ciana, and the Trade, at very low prices. yP- Orders promptly attended to. HAVILAND, RISLEY & CO, DRUGGiSTS, near the Mansion House. Globe and U. S. lotols, Augusta, Ga. Nov. 82, am . Constantly on hand. AND STILL RECEIVING ! WE have to day received per Steame. SOUTHERNEA, from. New-York, eE tensive additions to our already large and superior STOCK of GOODS. Among our tecent arrivals are Plain and Figured Black Silk', Striped and Watered do. Plain and Figured col'd do. 1.2 doz, Paris Swiss Robes, for evening Dresses, Some New and beautiful Styles of Ging hams. Mourning Collars, Laces, &e. FOR THE OE.TLEMEN. Superior Black and Fancy Cassitrers. A beatiful assortment of Office and Over Coats, 2 or 3 pieces Ingrained, and three Ply Carpetng, IFresh English, Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese, " Macaroni, Fruits &c. BLAND & $UrLER. Oct. 90, 1849. - f 41 Potteriville Academy, NEAR EDGEFIELD VILLAGE. HE Exercises of this Institutin willcom T mence on the first Monday in January ixt, under the direclion of Mr. GRoadt KE SHAW assisted by Mrs. K:nsnA*. The scho lastic year will be tenl Months, in which will be tunght the fvllowing btanehes at the prices anneted I Spelling. Reading and Wti ting. $12 pet annum. Arithmetic, Anal)sis and Ilistory, 14 " English Synoftymes. Eng lish G:aanmtr and Geo graphy, 1 " Ornamental Needle Work, Bntanv, Natural Philoso phy Chetiristry, Drawing and Pain;ig. 20 Astrmiony inAlt its Branches, i! problems in Geography. Geornetry, 'J'iigonometry, Surveying, I'luting and Latin, -- ... lhilosoplical Apparatus. AlatletnMIieal In striments nnd a Delineator, a pair of. Globes and a School L!hrnsy &e. &c., will he fCrish ed, lao all Books and Stationary at Columbia or Angutsta prices. IIA1LEY CORLF.Y, . ROBERT TURNER, JOIIN KIlIKSEY, D. WIH1TE. J N. B.-It required a autsicazl 'Teuditer will be obtained. Nov. 28 184W ff 45 Choice Articles, JUST RECEIVI.. iEngishm D:niry Goshen Cfreese, No. I and No. 2 Manckerel. 1Freshi Soda: Hisenit, Fresh Cutrfents, Citran, Raisins. Ahnnids, Pleanm nuts, Filherts. Figs. Pruiftes. Cnpers and Presr vs. Aintsrovado Meilhaes nndl N. U. Syrup, t' Fresh Iice. ElAek Tea. And 7 Kegs D)(poiits P6dadef. All of which *ill be sold al ;lua lowest market' price. C. L. PENLN, AGENr. Nov.-2l; tf 44 Fair' Warning. A LI. PEFRSONS indebted to the under .sigrned either by Note or bok account, nre earinestly entreated to miake payment be, tween nnw and. Jannary next..(1850.) as I san closing up my busin,ess in llamburg. After this notice. and iytauinA not u.mde within the time meintionted.above. 1 hope .ihose indebted to tme. will nuot think it unfair if they find their notes ande accounuts in thes hands of proper ofli., cers for collectioti. , O AD P. S.-Should I lbe nhsen,I at any time, may Books an,d.notes will be PXIt in the innds of Af e'ss.~ lrinidley, Rosanioind & Srid ir,to whom ptaymenit may be idade. 3.3J. HI. Nuv. 14. 41 4 A I,. persorns indebted :o th'e estate William Rabsern, dlec'd., are rer .'iremd to made in mediate paiymernt, and ,'.se having doma nd4 against the Estatie, to' present them prope4 nitested ion r lefo's~ the fifteenth day offiua ry next in the, Or,urt of Ordinary, as Ld4sii'eon that day io se'.'.e up the. Ksate'. H,~ 1. RLA80RIN;-Adnm'r. Nov..'19',1849. tf' 44' . . Copartership. ~710haeve this day easoci&ted with uts. Mr. ,J.LE. IJUCIG.V8TER. in the tranis. taction of the OG.neral' Cinnatisuion and Factor nyge Business, which will hererihler lie condnecte~d under the iiame and sty le-of JEFFEnS, CoTit. RAN & Co. JEFFERS & COTiIRAN. HIambmg; Sept. I11, 1849, tf 34 .WVote. LLPrmis iindehted to the Estate of A rn Hwr,lDeesasad. ate requested tn make imomeditte pnyit-it, and all those lav, ing claimsagainst tihe estate, tb render them in .R. P. BLW.NSON, Adm'r. Nov.7 1849' 2m 42 Removal. T731 Subscriber having purc.haed of Mar. 8. F. Goode. his residence in thes Village, has removed to the samte. E. P. TEAIUE, M. D. Set. 12, 1849, ,r 34