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a. - forthe sake of harmony would wait for it two yeas-he had little confidence though in previous Co-operation, but thought it cer taiatocome.subsequently to action. He * ast h'w6ever in the meantime for taking s;ome-irrevoCiblo step, lool:ing to disunion like Cortes-when he landed his hand full of troopsdn the shores of Mexico, for the conquest of that empire, he went in for burn ing the ships behind him--he would move in the Convention to recall our representa tives and senators from Congress, and go for cutting one by one the ligaments whic'i bind us to the Union. He would have the 'steps of the State to be forward not back. war, after waiting a reasonable time for co-operation and not obtaining it-he then went for throwing the secession flag, to the breeze and trusting to the God of battles. Palmetto Regiment. We are requested to inform those members of the Palmetto Regiment who propose meeting at Columbia on the anniversary of the battle of Churubusco, that the Town Council have. made arrangements for their entertainment at any of the Hotels they may -select for themselves; and that on the 19th and'20th committees will be at the depots of the different Rail-roads to receive them as they arrive. The committee request those arriving previously to leave their names with Col. Maybin, at the Congaree House. r We are also gratified to perceive that the South Carolina Rail-road Company have tendered a free passage for them to and from Columbia. We have no doubt but the Green ville and Charlotte roads will tender the same privilege. The object of the meeting is one that appeals to the patriotism of Carolinians, and we have all reason to be-licve will be enthusiastically carried out.-Caroiiuiau & Telegraph. THE Mobile Tribune of Sunday, says; "There is a rumor in town that the difliculty between Foote and Quitman, of which we gave some account a few days ago, led to a duel, in which Foote was killed." -0 ALABAMA ELECTIoN.-In the First Con gressional district, the majority of Bragg, the Southern Rights candidate, is about 2,000. In the Second district, Abererombie's (Sub missionist) majority is 1,1'1. In the Third district, Harris (Southern Rights) is elected by 543 majority. In the Fourth district, Erwin (Southern Rights) is elected by 430 majority. We have nothing reliable from the other three districts. MONTGOMERY, (Ala.) August 11th.-The Tuscaloosa Monitor (whig) admits the elec tion of Erwin. His reported majority is 430. The result in Hubbard's district is doubtful. The contest is close, but the chances are in favor of Hubbard. We cannot classifythe Legislature, but the Union men claim a majority. As in iany of the counties the question was not made, there is no data to make up an opinion. We think the Union men have it. NORTH CAROLINA ELEcTIoN.-We learn by a gentleman from North Carolina that the re turns in Stanly's district, so faras heard from, show a gain of 74 for the Democratic candi date over the last election, when Staniy was elected by 47 votes, and afford a hope that he is.defeated. KENTUCKY ELECTrox.-The returns thus far received show the election of Presley Ewing, (W.) in the 3rd district, In the 5th district, James W. Srtone, (Democrat) is probable elected. which is a democratic gain. In the 9th district Isham G. Harris, (Democrat) is re-elected. The next delegation will stand five Demn. oerats and four Whlgs and one Independent WVhig. The Whigs generally concede the eleetion of Lazarus WV. Powell (De mocrats) as Gov ernor. John B. Thompson (Whig) is elected Lieutenant Governor. CONDITION OF FREE NEGROS.-The free negro question is thc most insoluble of all the social problems of the day, and stands as a practical sarcasm on all the theories ofI abolition emancipation, immediate or remote, with or without expatriation. The follow ing showvs what the condition of a free negro is in the young and fertile State of Ohio: "FREE NEGROF.s IN Onmo.-A writer in the Baltimore Patriot, wvho is travelling in Ohio, gives the following account of the Randolph negroes, who. it will be remember ed, were driven from thme homes which had been procured for them, by the whites: " Troy, about twenty miles from Dayton, is a small and rather dilapidated town, be tween this place anid Pequa. Along the canal the majority of the Randolph negroes arc located. It was in the adjoining county of Mercer that thme large tract of land was purchased for their settlement, from which they were forcibly ejected by white inhabi tants. The condition of these poor creatures is a sad commentary on the miserable policy of emancipating negroes, and allowing thenm to remain in this country. The majority of these once invaluable servants are now worth less pests upon the community among whom they are located, and often want for the com mon ntecessaries of life. I heard several of them express an ardent wish to return to the shores of Roanoke again, where they once had plenty, and did not know what it was to suffer for want." --- BEWARE OF MAP YENDERS ()-W~e learn from the (Georgetown) True Republican of the 30th ultimo, that Dr. Packard, a map Vender and Abolitionist, after having spent about two weeks in and about Georgetown,4 where he succeeded in selling three maps, and securing half a dozen subscribers for as many more, was waited upon by the Coin mnittee of safety of the Southern Rights Association, and inform that it would be -' the part of prudence for him to limit his stav" in that neighborhood, wvheretupon the saill Dr. Packard " took up the Line of march in the course of an hour afterwards." TxE AUGUsTA BRIDG s.--The Rome, (Geo) Sordherner speaking of the proposal of the South-Carolina Rail Road Company to ex tend the-road across the Savannah River, And to establish a Depot in Augusta, thinks that it would conduce to the interest of mid dle and Cherokee Georgia-to have the Depot established, and hopes that, inasmuch as the charges on freight~ over the Augusta Brtdge now exceed twenty-five per cent, the peoplei of upper Georgia will free themselves fron,, what it characterises as, an " outrageous im position." --------- PosT OFFICE OrER AToNS.-The postmas. ter general has established a new post.office at Reynosa, Laurens Dist rict. T. WVier, Post master, as-,also one at Mollihorn, Newberry District, J. N. McCrackin, Postmaster. Thme office. heretofore. known by the appellation of Poplar Grove, in Newberry District, in fu ture, is-to- be called Beth Edcn. -A Conasroanuxt. of the New York Her ald says, that Cot Fremont's agent, in England,'his' sold Fremont's right to 45,000 acres of land in California, to a company in Londonf, for $22 per aere,- amounting, in all, toa narly-a million of doar. . - . From Cuba. By the New Orleans papers of the 7th, we notice the arrival of the Cherokee, bringing dates from Havana to the 2nd inst. 'The Delta says: 'We conversed to-day with a gentleman directly from Puerto Principe. He tells us that the patriots-the whole people, in facto of that district-are in the finest spirits their enthusiasm is unbounded-the women evincing greater ardor in the cause than even the men. Before the young and the brave set out to join the patriot standard, their lovers invariably tell them-come home vie tors, or return not at all ! This gentleman tell us-what indeed we already know-that there is no reliance to be placed on the statements published by the Spanish authorities. They suppress every thing that tells in favor of the patriots, while they magnify every incident a hundred-fold that can be construed into an evidence of their own success. "They publish long lists of prisoners, and of deserters from the Patriot camp, while. in fact, there has not been yet. a single desertion from the Patriot ranks, and the government forces have made but one prisoner, Aguero and, although since his aarest they have daily threatened to shoot him, they have, up to this time, been afraid to carry their threats into execution. The editor had also a conversation with a gentleman from Havana: " There are, he says, now concealed in the house of an American friend of his in Ha !van, two oflicers of the Spanish array, a lieutenant of the 12th regiment, and an adju. tant of the 9th regiment. They state that fully two-thirds of the army in the island are imbued with the spirit of disaffection, and that they only await the arrival of Gen. Losez to march over, arms and amnunition, to his standard. Of all this we have ourselves very strong corroborating proof. The army will, therefore, be found rather a brittle staff for the royalists to lean on for support." War. W. Batowx, says the Baltimcre Sun, a fugitive slave, now in England, advises fugitives not to come to that country. He thinks they are poor enough there already. He advises those miserably subsisting in Canada also to emigrate to the West Indies, and wishes their friends to get up an organi zation for that purpose. Eir A NEw POST Oflice, ealled Buck Head, has been established in Pike county. Alabama, and Daniel W. Jefeoat appointed Post Master. OBITUARY, DsPARTeD this life, at his residence in this District, on the 21st July last, in the 76th year of his age, Mr. JOHN JORDAN. The de ceased was a good citizen and a remarkably ex emplary man in all the relations of life. In 1832 he became a member of the Baptist Church at Goodhope, and in 1831 was ordained a Deacen. Mr. Jordan exhibited his religion in his life, and will long be remembered for his pious walk and conversation. le lost his wife some years be fore his own death, but left surviving him, chil dren and grand-children to mourn their loss. le gave the most satisfactory proof in his deport ment as a christian and during his last sickness, that the loss of his sur viving friends was his eter nal gain. C OMIIERCIAL. - COLUMBIA, ALG. 11. The- week just brought to a close has been pne of unusual dullness and inactivity in the ctton market ; so much so that the sales of the week have been too inconsiderable to be a fair criterion of the present value of the article. In the course of the week two steamers have ar rived from Europe, viz: the Atlantic, with dates from Liverpool to the 23d, and the Europa, with dates to the 26th nlt. In the present duill and inactive state of the market it is impossible to say to what extent prices might have been effect ed by thmese accounts had there been a supply of' cotton for sale ; as it is, huowever, we contnue our former quotationm, with this remark, that the must be taken as the nominal value of the articee for the present.-Carolinian. CH A RLESTON, Auo. 11. There was considerable improvement in our cotton market to-day, the demand resulting in the sale of 650 bales, at 5A a 84-thue bulk (3S0 bales) at 75 a S-fuller prices than for several days.-Mercury. Nolice. A PPLTCA TION will be made to the Legisla ' ture of Southm Carolina at its next S'ssion, to vest the title of the State of South Carolina in the Estates of John B. Logan, and Charkes Lo gan deceased, in the legitiumate children of Isaiah Blackwell late of Edgefield District, deceased. Aug. 14 1851 3m 30 Ad iitao' Sale. W ILL be sold att the Hotel of Mr. Compty, on Saturday the 30th inst., all the perso nal estate of Mrs. Susan M. Nicholls, deceased, coosisting of Household Furniture, &c. Terms Ca.R. T. MIMS, Adtm'r. August 13. 1851 3t 30 Notice. ALL Persons indebted to the estate of Mrs. . Susan M. Nicholls, deceased, are requested to make inmmediate payment, and those having demands against the estate will present them properly attested. R. T. MI~ilS, Aug 13, IS51 tf 30 Admn'r. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN ORDINARY. B Y JOHN HILL, Esq., Ordinary of Edge. field District: Whereas John Harris, hath applied to me for Letters of Aduministrationt, on all anid singulair the goods and chattles, rights and credits of Wesley Harris, late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admnonih~l all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceasedl, to be and appeatr before me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dis trict, to be holden at Edgefield Court Hotise on the 29th day of Aug. next to show cause if anwytesaid adtmnistration should not Given under my hand anud seal, this the 13th day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, and in the 75th year of American Independence. 14OHN HILL, O. E. D. Aug. 143t 30 C~ihairs. A GOOD Stock of CHAIRS of different tq ualities, sizes, &c. For sale by .A. BURNSIDE. Hamburg, Feb 13 tf 4 Turpentinae Soap. 59 BOXES TURPENTINE SOAP, 20 boxes Variegated do 14 Cases Chinese Washing Fluid. For sale by II. A. KENRICK. - I-m,,,., Feb a tf 3 For the Southern Congress. Mr. EDIToR: I offer for the consideratior of the voters of this eongrc.ih>:ui Di.,tri.t Col. F. W. PICKENS and DRAYToN NAuE Esq., as candidates to repressent it in th< Southern Congress. They are gentlemen o ripe experience, of tried pat:iotis:n, and unitet to the State by the highest and holiest ties These gentlemen would possess some ad vartages from their attendance upon thi Nashville Convention above many others, n< less worthy and qualified in other respects. A VOTER Butler Lodge, No. 17 I, 0 0, F .A Regular Ineeting of this Lodg : Will be held on Mlonday ev-ning Iex at S odoek. R. T. MlMS, Sc'y. Aug 14, 1851 tf 29 Masonic Notice. A Regular meeting of CON I CORDIA LODGE, No. 50, wil be held at their Hall on Saturda: the 16th A ug. at S o'clock P. M. Se, A punctual attendance of all th Members is regnested, CHARLES McGREGOR, SEC'RY. August 7 2t 29 HORNS' CREEK BEAT COMPANY Attention! You are hereby warned to be any appear at your regular Miurter Grouii on Saturday the I tsh instant, arme' and equiped as the law directs, for dril and instruction. -By Order of CArr. S. HARRISON P. B. RYAN, 0. S. Aug 11, 1841 It 30 Head-Quarters, 2ND BR IGADE, S. C. Mt., EDGEFIELD C. 11., August 2, 1851. ORDER, NO. 3. A COURT'W-MAR.TIAL for the trial of al 1-Defaulters, to the B1rigade Encampment assembhled at,Camtp Butler, .1uly 28th, IS.851, wii Ibe held at Longmires' Old Store, on Friday the 12th September next, to consist of the followin( Oficer:!, as Members, viz: Colonel G. T. M:ss, 49 M. W. C.AntY, " D. 0. IlAWT:HORN, " SAMx.. McGowEN, " W.V. QuATTLEntu, Lt. Col. R. P. BLessoN, '' Joux GIBsON, " W. M. DREx, Major J. G. BAsBIss, 4 1). L. SnuAw. " V. Ti mm.ItMA%, Captain STUART IIARRISON, 4 S. T. C. P. Jo-:s. Maj. ABNER ATKINSON, Judge Advocate. The Senior Officer present will act as Presi dent of the Court, and in the absence of th Judge Advocate, the junior Officer present ,il act as .J udge A dvocate. Colonels of Regiments will lave their Defaul ters (Comnmissioned. non-Commissioned Officer and Pioners) warned to attend, and furnish t< the Court the evidence of the same. By.order of Brig. Gen. J. Rt. WEVER. Z. W. CAawvLI., Brigade Major. August 14 2t 30 QT Abbeville Banner copy twice. SHERIFF'S SALE. B Y Virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facia~ to me directed, l'shall proceed to sell al Edgeticid Court House, on the first Monday in September next, the following property in the following case, viz: Leonard Suber, Agent, es J. H-. Castle berry ; Matheny & Bewly vs. The Same one house and lot in the Town of IIaniburg known as the "- Hotel," adjoining Iots of RI. M. Owens and others, fronting or Centre Street and running back to Gobt Street. Wade Glover vs. Martha 0. Kimbrell, the( tract of land where thle defendants lives, ad. joining latnds of John Marsh and others. WVilliatm Hamis,jr. Survivors vs. Cimarles B. Carter, the interest otf the defendant in tile tract of land whereon his mother lives contailninmg one thtotsuscm, (1000) acres, adjoin. ing lands of Johnt Wise, Mary Hlightower and others. L. HI. Mundv vs. WV. Freeman, WV. S. Coth. ran vs. G. XV. Christian anid WV. Freeman, one sorreilball face mule. WV. G. Russell vs. Blenjamin flaird, one( negro girl Ha~rriet. Mat heny and Bewvly vs. M. L. Gearty, otne neiroe matn Joe. Termls Cash. S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D. August 9th 1851 4te 30 CORONER'S SALE. STATE OF SOUThl CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Whitfield Brooks, et. al. James Cochran. B)Y virtue of an Execution in this case, J)shall proceed to sell at Edgefield Couri House on the first Monday in September next seven acres of l.mnd, bounded North by Thos G. Bacon, East by Mrs. Weatherford, Soutl by Mrs. Blalock, ind West by Sherry Covar and on tile day following. I will sell1 at thle late residence of Jamies Cochran, deceased 2 IBeds and Furniture and 2 Bedsteads, 1t Chairs, 1 pair Drawers, 1 Side Board, 2 Ta bdes, Shovel and Tongs, I pair Fire Irons, Clock, some Crockery Ware, 2 Smnoothinl Ironms and 1 Chest, levied on us the propert~y of James Cochran. Terms Cash. D. WVHITE, C. E. D. Aug. 14, 3t 30 Notice. OuR Fine JACK, Tip. -pacanioe, will mla -,' his Stand at the Stabk, of D. Hellamd, Esq., al a ** $6 the Season, $8 to in, sure a Mare. with foal, and $10 to insure a live Colt Mares put and transferred the insurance mnoney will be claimed. Th le Season to. commniec or Wednesday the 13th August. 0L. & J. CURRY. Aug 8, 1851 *5t 30) HOUSE AN\D LOT FOR SALE. TnE Subscriber~ offer's for sale li! aimi HOUSE and LOT at Liberty Bill S On thte premises are a large Dwell. ig House, with all necessary ou buildings, a good Garden ad Tren Acres of bot. tomI land. Also a wvell arranged Store Housc anhd Physician's Office. Trerms will be reasonable. A pply to the Sub. scriber on the premaises. JTOHN ANDERSON. Liberty Hill, S. C., July 5, 1851 if 30 Wheat, Wheat, Wheat. 200 RUSHELS of Prime WHEAT can b ' haj aplyinlg early to tile Subscribe1 at Winter Seat, at $1 per. bnushel, Citsh. JOHrN GASKINS. EXECUTME ARE NT, By IHi. Excellency, J. A. ME Ass, Governor and Commnander-in-Chief in and over the Slate of South Carolina. W IIEREAS, information reached me that an atrocious murderWds committed upon John McDaniel, of Barnwell, by six young men, amowng whom were Seaborne E. Farmer and William G. Tobin ., and whereas, the aforesaid Farmer and Tobin have made their escape-now be it known, in order thaf t~r may be brought to trial, I, JOIN H. MEANs, Governor in and over the State of South Carolim, do issue this my Proclamation, offering a reward of FIVE.11UN DRED ])OLLARS for the delivery of both, or? Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars for the delivery of either of them to the Jailor of Barnwell Dis't. Farmer is about 25 or 28 years old, 5 feet S inches high, well made, fair complexion, blue eyes. light hair, two of his front teeth slightly broken ofy. Has a sear on his cheek, about an inch and half long, made by the out of a knife. Tobin is 18 or 19 years old, 5 feet I1 inches high, fair complexion, very.little beard, light hair, white teeth, thick lips, well made, and is badley scarred on the right arm and shoulder. Given under my hand and the seal of the State, I f L. ")the 5th day of July, in the year of our [. S Lord one thousand eighteen hundred and fifty-one. . J. I1. ME AES, W.V.F. AnTuon, Dep. Sedfy of State. Aug 14 't 30 PROSPECTUS OF The Georgia Home Gazette, A NEW - LTERARY AND F.MIiY NEWSPAPER. Pt'r.LisIED AT AUGUSTA, GA. T ] E Subscriber would respectfully inform the Pubic that lie proposes.to commence. at an early day, in the City of Augusta, the publica tion oita WEEKLY LITiRARY AND FA3ILY JouR i AL, to be devoted to Literature, Science. Educa . tion, Art, Agriculture and Manufactures. It 1 will also contain the Current News of the day. and the Local News of the City. The principal aim of the Proprietor will be to make it a valua ble and welcome weekly visitor to the Fireside -a pleasant and cheerful friend of the Home circle. While, however, the especial object of the " G.E'rrE" will be to cultivate the Beauti ful, the Useful shall not be neglected. We pro pose to render it, so far as possible, valuable in every department of life, and worthy of the gen crous support of the community generally. The I " GEonGiA 1l031 GAZEY'rE," in its character of a Family Paper, will be Neutral in Politics and Religion. T.. aid us in the accomplishment of our object, we invite the attention of our friends and the pub 1e in . or behalf. We desire to build up, in this city, a Literary Journal of high character, which - may serve as an avenue through which shall be *coinmmnieated to thin public the mental labors of a p->rtion of the Southern people-to aid to the extent ".f our ability in the advancement of South ern Literature-to foster and encourage native talent. and to further the prosperity of Southern Institutions and Interests. No diligence and n. elrt will be spared to render the paper wor I thy of the patronge of its subscribers. The first number of the "GEooA TOMt G ierru" will be issued about the first day of September. We desire, then, to be judged not by whlat we promise, but. py. whaa e perform. Terms-Two Dollars ADVgnu ANCE ; six copies will be fu'rnishedkfor,$-13'copies for S20. -The money ~ it~ ly acompan~y the order. .Any..frien arirocure. ing us four subscr'ihers, an i forwarding $8, will be entitled to a copy gratis. Kadress ROBERT A. WHYTE, Editor and Proprietor. Augusta, Ga., August 1st, 1851. 5tg 301 Notice. PPLC TION will be made to the Legis!a to reof Sonth Carolina at its next Session, tvettetitle of the State of South Carolina, in the Estates of John B Logan and Charles Logan, deceased, in M. W. Liles and his wife Rebecca, A mbrose Nicks and Eliza his wife, and Edwvin P. Hlolloway and Amanda his wife. August 7 3m 29 LL persons indebted to the Estate of Eliza ?. beth Carter, dee'd., are requested to make against said Estate will pres~ent them properly~ at tested. A. J. RA MBO, Adm'zf A ugust 7 6m* 29 Notice TS HEREBY given dhat applieation will be - mad e at the nex Session of the Legislature fhr the renewal of the Charter of the Ferry oin Savannah River. three miles below Augusta, known as (lie Sand Thar or Wallyham Ferry. ELIZ. R. WHATLEY. A ug 7 *3m 29 Bacon! Bacon! JUE.ST received, a large supply of CHOICE BACON SIDES, and rior sale by SULLIVAN & BROTH ER. A ug7 i t: 29 Sheoemaldlers. XTANTED) two good SHOEMAKERS, no cusome tomakngpegged work. eusomnd o mkin R. T. MIMS. May 22 tf 18 Bacon. [O HUS. CHOiCE laltimore BACON - U ShESjust received fand for sale by WILLIA MS & CHRISTl E. July 17 tf. 26 No0tice. A LL thtose having demanils against thme esetate, Iof Allen B. Addison, deceased, arerequs ted toe present them properly attested andths idebted to make payment. G. A. A DDISON, H. J. MIMS.~ Ex'rs. July 24 1850 tf 27 Notice. ~LL thosc indebted to the Estate of Abiah -i Robertsonm, deceased, are requested to make payment, and those having demands to present them, properly attested. A pril 29, -15 Notice. 4LT.. persons indebted tothe Estate of Mrs. .tiTrceia Lowe, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment, andl all persons having demnands ngainst ....id Estate, arc also requested to present thema according to law. HENRY KEY, Ex'or. July ]0 .. 6m 25 Suiina and Cofiee. 20 TIS. SUGA R, different brands, 75 Barrels St. Croix Granulated Sugar, 16.Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar, 1000 Lbs. Loaf Sugar, double refined, 50 Barrels Coffe-e Sugar, 75 Blags prime Rio Coffee, 25 "' best Old Government JTava Coffee. For sale by A. BURNSIDE. New Family Grocery! S. E. BOWERS, At the corner oposite Robinson's Hardware Store, and fronting Ketcham's Hotel, IAI BUnG, S. C. P ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public generally, that he has opened a New Grocery Store, where he will keep constantly on hand, a choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, which will be sold at the lowest market prices. The public are earnestly solicited to call and examine my stock before buying elsewhere, and every exertion on my part, wil be miade to satis fy those that call. There is now in Store a large supply Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Molasses, Syrups, Wines, Liquor, Porter, Mustard, Pepper, Spices, Ginger, Nut nmegs,'Cloves, Rice, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Cheese, Butter, Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, Powder, Shot, Lead, Lamp and Paint Oils. Also, Tubs, Buekets. Churns, Brooms, Brush es, Blaeking, &c. Also, 20,000 lbs choice BACON SIDES, and 2,000 lbs John Fitch & Son EXTRA HAlS. August 7, tf - 29 For Sale! r 'H AT well known Tract of Land on Wilson's Creek and Big Saluda River, formerly known as the ANDE'RSON MILL TRACT, and containing about (1,700) Seventeen Hundred Acres. There is about 3-0 acres cleared and nearly all fresh. The balance is well timbered .with Oak and Pine. There is about 100 acres of rich bottom land on Saluda River, and 100 on Wilson's Creek, which is very little subject to high water. A large portion of the high land is as good rich land for Cotton or any kind of grain, as any on the River or in the District. There is two fine new SA V MILLS and a COTTON GIN and SCREW-the Gin runs by water.-There is also, an excellent FLOUR MILL. which makes as line flour as any .Mills at the North, and as mucli to the bushel. Also, a tine CORN MILL, and all in good order for custom. The Columbia and Greenville Rail Road runs within one hundred vards of the Gin House, and within one hundred and fifty yards of all the Mills. There is a fine DWELLING HOUSE, on the Anderson Road, two miles from the Mills, and two miles from the River. This handsome and commodious mansion, just finished, is two stories high, sixty by forty feet, and contains eight large Rooms, nearly all of which arc neatly finished with plastering. On the premises are all the out buildings necessary for a large planter. Any person wanting a bargain will do well to call forthwith on the Subscriber, at his premises, four miles below Island Ford, on Saluda River. THOS. J. DYSON. July 20 3t 28 0-ir The Newberry Sentinel and South Caroli nian will please publish the above 3 times, and forward their accounts to me. T. J. D. Valuable Lands on Savannah River FOR SALE. IT.ILL BE SOLD, some time next fall, for VV the purpose of Distribution among the widow and children of Peter F. Moragne, de ceased, that VALUABLE PLANTATION on which the deceased resided, containing about 1200 Acres. lying on Savannah River, immediately below Hrksdale's Ferry. This tract is a fiue cotton plantation, with three hundred or nmore acres of low grounds, wvell timbered and with a good dwelling and out houses, gin house and screw, and othier'buildings necessary for plantation pur pose.=Th~e ab'ov~ .tract will be sold on favora ble terms; purchase money will be secured. Persons who wish to purchase lands will do well visit this tract and ride over it before buying any where else. July 31 2m-wtf 28 Premiiumni Dagiuerreani AUGUSTA, GA. 31/, *RIEN yon visit A ngusta, call at the PRR S MU1DAGUEXRRIEAN GALLERY, and have a fine Dagtuerreotype of yourself, for here you will find one of the mzost elegant D~a gerrean1 Saloons in A merica. Daguerreotype stock of every description for sale at a small adlvance on New York cost. LE[GII, TUCKE R & P'ERKINS. Jttne 12 8m 21 To Rent, A Very' pleasanltly located house .... in Graniteville, containing seven S Roomas, with double piazzas and all -* necessary out buildings, with a line well of water, and a large yard and garden spot attached. The Unumso is situated on an eminence and commndi's a tine view of the Village and adja ent country. For terms, apply to B. C. HARD. Giraniteville S. C., July 31 3t 28 (lT llanmburg Republican copy. Notice IS H EREBY given that the reward of $50, Ifor the recovery of the runawvay boy LUKE, i no longer offered. G. W. GARMANY. Hamburg, July 29 3t 28 Notice.' A LL person, indaebted to thme estates of Thos. -Flood, deceased, are requested to niake i nediate paymenlt, and all thomse having dlemanilds gainst said estate to present thenm properly attes ~d according to law. WM. HIERBERT, A dm'r. Sept 2,1850 ly 33 Notice. ?LL Persons are warned against trading for a Note made payable to Thieophmilus 11ill r bearer, for about five hundred and eighty-five ollars, by the Subscriber as princip~al and JIaimes XI. Richardson surety. It was given in Janua ry, and will be due the 25th December next, but its consideration having proved inadequate, I shall resist its payment. ClIESLEY ATWY June 19, 1S51. tf 22 lron. O OSIRON, asotd sizes. For sale .2O. b A .rt BURNSIDE. Lard, Bacon and Hamns. T lIE Subscriber has in Store a lot of superior HAMS. BACON AND L ARD, and will continue to receive through the season a supply to meet the wants of his customers. He respect rully requests all who may come to the Village to purchase the above articles, to give him a call before buying elsewhere. G. L. PENN, AGEN'?. July 24 tf 27 N11. 0. sWMolasses. BLS. saEbyW CROP, a superior article, for Uamburg, Feb 3 tf 3 Notice. A PPLICATION will be made to the Legisla -ture of this State at its next Session, for a new Road from Samuel Ste:en's on the Martin Town Road in Edgefield District, to intersect the new cut road at Capt. R. R. Tolbert's in A bbe ville District. July. -3 1 t r 2n CARD. THE Undersigned respectfully solicit tle at 1 tention of Country Merchants and Planters to their very extensive and well assorted Stock of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &e., &c., com prising 400 Hhds Clarified New Orleans and Museo vado Sugar., 300 Packages Crushed and Loaf Sugar' 150 Bbls No 1 and 2 Clarified Sugam. 1000 Bags Cuba, Rio and Java Coffee 4000 Pieces Dundee Bagging, (weig'hing 4 ,o I lbs-44 to 46 inches.) 100 Bales Heavy Gunny Bagging. 1000 Coils 6 inch Hemp Rope. 500 Hbda Bacon Sides (Baltimore Curing) 100 do Choice Shoulders, 100 do Museovado Molasses, 1000 Bbls New Orleans Syrup, 1200 do Rectified Whiskey, 300 do N. E. Rum, 100 do Northern Gin, 200 Packages French and Domestic Brandy, 150 do Madeira and Tenn. Wine, 100 do Sweet Malaga Wine, 150 Boxes Tobacco (various qualities,) - 300 M. Segars, (assorted brands) 50 Casks London Porter, 300 Boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles, Together with Soaps, Starch, Raisins, Tesi Spices, Champagne, Cordials, Syrups, Pickles and all articles usually kept in their line, which they offer for sale on accommodating terms. 07 Orders promptly and faithfully executed. SIMMS & NANCE, - No. 1, Hayne St, Corner Church St., Charleston S. C. June 5, if 20 Cheap Goods! 10 00 YARDS pretty Chene Mium lins at 10 cents per yard, 5,000 yards pretty Chene Muslins, Madder colors,126 cents per yard, 10 bales.Brown Homespun, 64 ets. pr. yda 5 cases white do. 6f do 5 " blue, bluff-striped and plaid Home spun, 10 cents per yard, 1 ease Apron Checks, 10 a 12 ets pr yd. 2 cases Cottonades, for pants, 19 to 25' cents per yards 500 'pieces white, pink, blue, green and or' ange Mosquitto Netting, 75 ofs to $1, 100 pieces 12-4 Lade Netting, Georgia-striped Osnaburgs and Homespuns, at Factor's prices, just received at GRAY BROTHERS, 290 Broad-street, Augusta, Ga. June 12 if 2 Ready Made Clothing. TUST received a large assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, consisting of Alpacca, Linen and Gro Deta SACKS an& PALTOS. Linen, Cottonade and Gro Deta PANTS, Black Satin Silks and Marsails VESTS, all of which will be sold VERY LOW. WILLIA MS & CHRISTIE. May 22, tf 18 Warehouse and Commission Business, . JACKsov S'r., AucusvA, GA. ri IE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform his friends and the patrons of WALKER, BaYsoN & Co., that he will continue the WARE HOUSE and COMMISSION BUSINESS at the Ware House formerly occupled by them, and hopes by strict attention to the interest of his customers, to receive a continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed on the late firm. He will give his personal attention to all btisiness en trusted to his care. Particular attention will be given to buying of Bagging, Rope and Supplies for his customers,. which will at all times be bought at the lowest prices, sind'lbriil culh aanem illk me-M on - produce linStore. .G. WELKER. July 10 Gm 25. SH ERIFF'S SA LE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Jesse Smith, ) 1-s Domestic Allachment.. L. D. Johnson... S. J. Watson, rs. ~ .Domestic Attachment . L. D. Johnson. B Y an order from his Honor, D. L. Ward law, I will sell in the above stated cases, at the residence of S. J. Watson, on Thurs day the 21st day of August, the following property, viz: One bay Mare, Saddl'e and Bridle, a one horse wagon, and nine head of cattle. Terms Cash. S. CHRISTIE, S. E. U. July 28, 1851, 4t 28 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Wilson Holstein and w ife, and others, IBillandamendeJ ris(Billfor Parti'n. E. H. Norris and others.J TT appearing to my satisfaction tliat Win. A B. Norris", Sally Sawyer, Alexander Nor" ris, Luther Norris and Nathan J. Norris, De fendants, reside beyond the limits of this State : On motion of Mr. GRIFFIN, Solicitor, Ordered, that the said Defendants, as also, any child or children of the said Nathan J. Norris, not named above, do appear and plead, answer or demur to this Bill, within three months from the publication of this Order, or that the said Bill be taken pro con-. frsso against them. S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D). Comm'rs Office, June 24, 1851. June 16, 3m 23 South'rn Water cure Institute LOCATED AT MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. ITS magnitude being recently enlarged is now cap able of accommodating TWO HUN DRED AND FIFTY (250) persons. The pro per appointments of this Institution render 'it most attractive to Invalids who may be forced to seek redemption from disease... T. CARLTON COYLE, M. D., May 28, 1851. ly 19 Fish. 0BBLS large No. 3, MACKEREL, &130 Half barrels bo 2" 75 Kits, No 1, 50 Half Kits NoI. For sale by - A. BURNSIDE. Hamburg, Feb 13 tf 4 Notice. A LL Persons indebted to the Estate of Isaiah ..Blackwell, deceased, are requested to make: immediate payment, and those having demands. will present them properly attested. JAMES BLACKWELL, Adm'r. April 17 1850 tf 13 .. Bagging and Rope. 25 Bales GUNNY BAGGING,. 200 Pieces Dundee Bgig 75 Coils, & inch Kentuck ope. For sale by A. BURNSIDE. Hsmburg, Feb 13 if 2 NoUce. ALL persons having demands against the Es-. 1.tate of Jacob Long, dee'd., will present. them duly attested, and these indebted will make*, immediate payment. J. A. EICHRLBERGER. ~4 REMOVAL. DR. A. G. T.EAGUE having removed his Siure to ' North side of the Public bquare, in t.e srane building and next door to Mr. J. Lvos's Merchant Tailor Establishment, respectfully invites the attention of the citizens of the Village and surrounding country to an examination of his Stock. Edgefield C. H., July 10, tf' 25 Drugs, &c. FRESTI and Genuine Drugs, Chemicals, &c., purchased under the supervision of the Pro prietor, all of the most reputable nostrums, &c., and for sale at the Drug Store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Oils and White Lead. A LARGE supply of Linseed, Pure Sperm, li Whale, Train, Neetsfoot, Castor, Sweet, and Olive Oil, &e. Also, a good supply of White Lead, pure and extra, for sale at the Drug Store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Putty and Glass. ON hand an excellent lot of Putty, Also, an extensive assortment of Coach and Window Glass, of various and assorted sizes, and for sale at the Drug Store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Alcohol, &c. A LARGE supply of Alcohol, 80 and 95 pereant.-Spts. Turpentine, Etherial Oil, &c., for sale at the Drug Store of . A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Physicians Shop Furniture, &c. k LARGE and well selected lot. Also Medi a cal Chests with necessary furniture for families, Medical Saddle Bags, &c., just received, and for sale at the Drug Store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Trusses. J UST received a large lot of Trusses, Utero eC Abdominal Supporters, Mrs. Bettis's for La dies, and for sale at the Drug store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Perfumery, &c. A FINE asse'tment of Colognes, Extracts, Perfumed Sachets, Toilet Cases, Puffs in boxes, Pearl Powder, white and pink; Cosme ties, &c., &c., for sale at the Drug store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Toilet Soaps, &c. JUST received, some of the finest Fancy Tol' let Soaps, ever ofl'ered in this market. Also, Transparent, Pink, Orange and Lemon Wash Balls, for sale at the Drug store of A. G. TE AGUE. July 10 tf 25 Brushes! Brushes!! A LARGE supply of Tooth, Flesh, Nail, Hat and Hand Brushes, of a superior quality, Also a variety of Paint and Varnish Brushes and Rlenders, Tanner's Scrubbing and Oiling Brushes, &c., &c., for sale at the Drug Store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 if 25 Paints for Water Colors, Pencils, &c. IN STORE a good assortment of Paints for Water Colors, in boxes and by the Cake, Camels and Sable hair Pencils, Bristol Board, &c., &c., for sale at the Drug Stora of July1OA. G. TE AGUE. . Fancy Note Paper, &c. 'A LARGE and h~andsome variety of Fatrey Note Paper, Envelopes. Mottos, &e., just received and for sale at the Drug store of A. G. TEAGUE. .Tnly 10 tf 25 Confectionary. TUST received a superior lot of Candies. com-. C mou and tine, Sugar Plumubs, Mint Drops. Lemon Sugar. Suctar Sands assorted, Prunes, Citron. Figs, Almonds, &c., for snle at theo Drug store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Spice, Tea, &c. , G001) supply or Spice, Pepper, Cloves, ?1 Nutnmegs, Macc,'Ginger, and a variety of Extrets for flavorig, Ako, Young Hyson and Black Teas, Cocoa, &c., for sale at the Drug store of A. G. TEAGUE. .Tuly 10 tf 25 Tobacco, Segars, &c. TIUST received a supply of excellent Chewing t Tobaco. Also, Cut Tobacco, of a fine quality, Segars, Snuff, &c., for sale at the Drug store of A.. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Candles. Tp ALLOW, Sperm, Adamantine and Wax, Lfor sale at the Drug store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Lamps, &c. T ASS LAMPS, Lanters, 'Thermometers, &c., for sale at the Drug store of A. G. TEAGUE. JTuly 10 tf 25 Seed. El) and White Clover, Blue Grass, ke., for .~sale at the Drug store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Leeches, C'ONSTANTLY on hand and for sale at the ~Drug store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Genuine Tinctures, Syrups, &c. r'INCTUTRES, Ointments, Syrups, JDistilled Iand Medicated Waters, prepared by the pro prietor in strict accordance with the United States Dispensatory, and for sale at the Drug store of A. G. TEAGUE. July 10 tf 25 Lime. 3O BLS. ChOICE STONE LIME, not slacked, in fine order. For sale by H. A. KENRICK. Ihamburg, Feb a, ts 3 Estrayj. OHN B. ROUNTREE, living ten miles eC below Cambridge, and one mile east of the Martintown Road, tolls before me a LIGHT BAY HORSE MULE, supposed to he eight years old, about twelve hands high, marked with the gear a shod all round. A ppraised at $65. SAM. STEVENS, M. E. D. May 10, 1851. m4 17 M~olasses. 30 IITDS. CUBA MOLASSES. 10 " N. Orleans " 50 " Golden Syrup, very fine. For sale by A. -BURNSIDE. Hamburg Feb 13 tf 4 Notice. A LL those having demands against the Estats of A bner V. White, deceased,are requested topresent them, properly attested, and those in debtd to make payment.ONHLA . April t 21,5