Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, September 11, 1851, Image 3

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FOR TnE ADvEaTIsER. THE RIDGE CO-OPERATION BARBECUE. Ma. Enrroa:-A lovelier day has seldon dawned upon the quiet and peaceful citizens u: the Ridge, than was the day of the Co-operatiot ineeting. At a very early hour the people eam flocking fron all directions, to the beautiful grov( near Mosrs Hons'rEIxs Spring. From th< bright smiles and cheerful countenances of tht people, we were induced to believe, that a gene ral feeling of devotion to the cause of Co-opera tion aud Southern Rights, pervaded their boso-ns There was manifestly, no attempt at display amongst the people ; for their hearts were toe deeply concerned for their own, and their coun try's future weal, to think of unnecessary show By the hour of ten, a host of true hearted men and lovely women had assenibled. The scene was picturesque, interesting and beautiful. You, Mr. Editor, would have been delighted had you been there with yoiur old friends. In rear of the eapacious stand, erected for the speakers, was a group of neighbors, industriously preparing lemonade, while others were bearing it to the ladies, who occupied the seats in front of the stand. Reyond this group, was the ladies table, around which the truly patriotic ladies of the Ridge were moving, preparing, with their accus toned industry and alacrity, their splendid and sumptuous Pie-Nie. In rear of the ladies were the two long extended tables for the gentlemen, and still beyond these, and near the beautiful springs, was another group of neighbors, with their servants. striving busily around the smoking pits, where the barbecue was being prepared. All was life and animation, and every one scemed to be conscious of his responsibility, and that he was acting a part in a great and good cause. At eleven o'clock, between 12 and 1500 of our citi rens and voters assembled at the stand, the Pres ident of the meeting introduced the Rev. A. U. Fon-r, of Lexington, who invoked the blessings of Heaven upon our meeting. Our distinguish ed Senator, and beloved fellow-citizen, the Hon. A. P. BUTER was then announced, who arose, and for reasons which the Committee approved, declined making a speech ; notifying the people that he would address the citizens of the District, at Edgefield Court Uouse, the Srst Monday in October. Our able and worthy representative, the Hon. A. Bear, then addressed the meeting. Wehave not time to give even extracts of his able speech. Suffice it to say he poured forth in siiver tones of eloquence, those patriotic sentiments of devotion to Southern Rights, which have always charae terized him. IIENRY R. gPAx, Esq. followed, and in a clear and masterly manner, pointed out the great ne cessity of Co-operation with our Southern sister States, as our only true puolicy ; and clearly de monstrated the absurdity of making South Caro lina a separate independent nation. Mr. SrAss spoke with a great deal or spirit anl earnestness; and for the bold and decided position lie has taken in defence of our cause, lie has received and will continucto receive the hearty "welldone" of-the people of the Ridge. Otur gallant Capt. P. S. Unmtos next addressed the meeting. The tifia allowed hma bold aj protposed by preei' our Cot antd cni to bring the otl .-m. : '*...., .a aat thiTs be the only action of thte Convention during its legal oxistence, and should all means fail of co-opera tion, let another Convention be called, and its members be elected by the sovereign peopule. We forbear commenting, as copies of the ad dresses have beeni requested by the meeting for pubtlication. Great attention wvas given to the Speeches, and their sentiments were received with enathusiastic evidence of approbation. Din ner was announced at the close of Capt. Baooxs' speecht, wvhen thte people repaired to thte tables that truly "groaned with the weight of the feast." A better dinner we suppose, wvas never given in Edgetield, nor was there ever better order ob served at a Barbecue. The Ladies table was furnished with an abundance of good and sweet things, of as great variety as we ever saw at a Pie Nie. Amongst the nice things on the Ladies table, were the beautiful Cakes, made, with ap-. propriate mottoes inscribed, by the Ladies of the Ridge, and presented by Miss LOUIsa L. Hor. srEix and Mrs. S. E. WA'rson~, to the Speakers of the day. Mr. Editor, we do assure you, that you missed a fine treat by not attending the Co-Operation meeting. You would have been gratified, per haps, to see the strong evidences gived of the good state of feeling amongst the people. A t the close of the meeting, thme Report and Resolutions, called the Ridge Resolutions, were read-with the understanding that we regard the Chtarleston Resolutions our genteral platform, and were unanimously adopted. On motion, the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That we tender our grateful ae knowledgment to air. BUnrT, Mr. Smass and Capt. P. S. D~aoomcs, for their able exposition of our principles, and that they be requested to send us copies of their speeches for publication. In conclusion we wotuld state that we had our oiwn District Band of Music to enliven us during the day. The meeting adjourned about 4 o'clock, and all came home well pleased with the Co operation barbecue. We regret that the lIon. F. IH. WAnD LAW, who was invited to address thme meeting, was prevented by unavoidable circumstances. We take pleasure, however, in announcing to the Co-operationists that his views will be published in a short time. N. FOL TnlE AlivEaRiERi. T HE CO-OP E R.T105 M1EET ING. Mr. Editor :-You have received, I suppose, as is usual after such displays, a amost flourishing account of the Co-operation barbecue at the Ridge, on the 3rd inst. Lest the people may be misled, and may take thme demonstration to mean more than it really did, I deem it important that an eye witness, of the other party, should state what did occur. There were, a thousand or twelve hundred persons-men, women, children, servants and all assembled. Thme tables were well supplied with pr-isos and no unpleasant occurrences Judge Butler, on being introduced to the au dience, announced that lie would address his fel low-citizens at Edgefield Court House, on the next sale day. Messrs. Burt, Spann and Brooks made speech es in favor of Co-operation, maintaining the im practicability of a State's seceding alone, and the improbability of any other States uniting with us in resistance. I conecived their platform to be one of entire acquiescence in the past inca sures of aggression. There was but little feeling, and most indiffer ent applause. How could men entertain sentiments of enthu siasm, while advocating doctrines which might lead to submission and foul dishonor. It was ascertained to my entire satisfaction that we could have out voted the Co-operationists at their own Pie-Nie. ONE OF MANY. For the Southern Congress. Mit. Eurroit: I offer for the consideration of the voters of this Congressional District, Col. F. W. Picmcsxs and. DmaaroN NANCE, Esq., as candidates to repressent it in the Southern Con gress. They are gentlemen of ripc experience, of tried patriotism, and united to the State by the highest and holiest ties. These gentlemen would possess some advantages from their at tendance upon the Nashville Convention above many others, no less worthy and qualified in other respects. A VoTER. loofland's German Bitters. WE would call the attention of our readers to the advertisement ot Dr. HooFLAND's celebrated German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON, No. 120 Arch street, Philadelphia. In cases o Liver complaint. Dyspepsia, Disease of the Kid neys, and all diseases arising from a disordered stomach, their power is not excelled, if equalled, by any .other known preparation, as the cures attest, in many cases, after the most celebrated physicians had failed. We can conscienciously recommend this medicine, as being what it is re commended, and urge our readers who are af flicted to procure a bottle, and they will be con vinced of the truth we assert.' NOTICE ! A CO-OPERATION BARBECUE will be given at Capt. JAMEs DoatCs on Saturday the 20th inst. The citizens of Edgefield and the adjoining Districts arc respectfully invited. Several able speakers may be expected to ad dress the meeting. JOTIN LANDRUM, n 0 D. HOLLAND, - J. C. SMY LIEY, - S. W. NICIOI.SON, - JAMES DORN, , .* Sept. 11 851. Butler Lodge, No. 17 1,0 0 F, A Regular meeting of this Lodge will be held onilondayr eveian rAX at 8 oclock. - U R. T. MIMS, Se'y. Attention! C YTOU are hereby ordered to appear on your ~ Lregular parade ground, on Saturday the 27th inst., armed and equipped as the law di rects. By order of Capt. MERR1WETH ER.' 'T. Msirms. 0. S. Sept 10, 1851. 3t 341 Company Head-Quarters. EDGEFIELD C. II., SFarr. 1, 1851. B)Y order of Col. G. ID. M ras an election will L)be held at this place on the first Saturday in October next, for CAPTAIN, to fill the va- .. eney occasioned by the resignation of Capt. G. W. LANDInUM. JOHN C. LOVELESS, Lieut. Commanding. Sept, 11 41 34 FOR SALE ! T H AT valuable PL ANT ATION, containing 1 one thousand and sixty acres, belongirrg toJ ?hrs. So phlia and M. L. B~onham, and situate on jb Richlatnd Creek, near Mt. Willing, in Edgefield I District. tl There are on the place two good settlements, e (having each a good two story Dwelling'*with other necessary out building,)-a Gin-house, d Gin and Screw, and a well of good water. Richland Creek runs through the tract, giving ~ to the tract 75 or 100 acres of bottom land. A bout 400 acres are under good fence and in a high state of cultivation, and near half of the a wvhole tract is well timbered with oak and pines. It is 22 miles from the Rail Road at Newberry t Court House. The plantation can be advantageously divided 1 into two equal tracts with a good settlement on each, or into three tracts-the third having a fine site for a residence, wvith a good spring near hby. and will be so divided to suit purchasers. For termas, apply to Mr. James Miniek who has charge of the place, or to M. IL. Donihamn or Col. S. Christie, at Edgefield C. Hi. Mr. Miniek will show the place to those whot may desire to purchase. Sept. 11 6t 3-t'l For Sale, ,~ N exeelllent second-hand CARRIAGE, ? kbut little used aiid in line order.r S. S. TO3IPKINS. Sept 11 3t 3-14 Notice A LL thoseindebted to the Estate of Mathiew H. Ddenbughdee'd., are requested to make immediatte payment, and thiise hiaviing do mands to present themn on or before the 19th in stant, as I desire on that day to settle up the Estate in the Ordinary's Ofiee. C EO. W ATKINS. Adm'~r. Sept 4 2t 33 Notice. A LL those having demands against the Estate LIof Abner V. White, deceased,are requested to present them, properly attested, and those in debted to make payment. JOHN HILL, Adm. A pril 29, if 15 Lard, Bacon and Hams. T HE Sub~scriber has in Storc a lot of superior HAMS, BACON AND LARD, and will Cointinuie to receive through the season a supply to meet the wants of his customers. Hie respect fully requests all who may come to the Village to purel sse the above articles, to give him a call before b v ying elsewhere. G. L. PENN, Aarsr. Mount Enon Female Institut MRS. CAROLINE COLEMAN, PRINCIPA T HIS Institution located on a healthy rid in Edgefield District, was opened by 1i Principal on the first Monday in this mont (September.) Mrs. Coi.r.%taN is a Teacher of mnch exper ence, and or high attainmenta. We feel full authorized, from our knowledge of her qualifiet tions, and from the universal testimony in hN avor, wherever she has taught, to reconmen her to the patronage of the people of this an the adjoining Districts. Pupils will be entered by the quarter or ti Session, the time being mentioned before takin their first lessons. She will receive young ladies of any age, an boys of such an age as would be admissible in Female Seminary. If the number of her pupils should require i she will employ, from time to time, competet assistants. Good and convenient board ean be obtaine or $7 per month including every thing that student would need. Terms. Orthography and Reading, per quarter, $4,0 The above, with Geography, History, and Engflih Grammar,...... 4,0 " " " Arithmetic, Writing, Nat. Philosophy, &c.,....... 6,0 " " " Music................10,0 " " ". French,.............. 6,0 "6 " " Drawing and Painting,. 5,0 " " '" Embroidery........... 3,0 Trustees. W. A. STROTHER, I J. CHAPMAN, WM. COLEMAN, M. W. CLARY. Sept. 10 eow3t 34 9T The Newberry Sentinel will copy thre imes, once every two weeks, and forward it icount to the Trustees. 9oDGES & FULLER INSTITUTES rHE Exercises of these Institutions will b resumed on Monday, the 15th inst. Th Ilodges Institute under the direction of MeAsra IOLTZCfLAW and WALKER, and Fuller In titute under the direction of Miss M. COItNE 1IA PELOT, who will remain in charge of i o the end of the present Scholastic year, Decem >er 15, 1851. The Board are thankful for previous confideno id patronage, and would solicit a continuance s they are confident of exertions on their part t nerit it, and henceforth are determined to plae ione but Southerners at their head. W. P. HILL, Secretary. Greenwood, S. C., Sept. 5, 1851. Sept. 11 eow4t 34 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Villiatm Waldrum and others, Vs. Partition. ames Waldrum and others. 'I OTICE is hereby given that by virtu( N of an Order from the Court of Equity a this case, I shall *sell at Edgefield Courl louse on the First Monday in Octobei ext. the following real estate of Henry Valdrum, dee'd., viz: The Homestead Tract, containing by sur ey of W. H. Moss, D. S., six hundred and ight acres, and adjoining lands of Dr. James &dams, john Mundy and other lands of aid deceaseT - the Williams Trat. containinev 16 - ounded onl all siies bj -Ids of said de sased. The Martin Tract, containing by survey of V. H. Moss, D. S., three hundred and sixty. ight acres, and bounded by the above tract escribed as the Mranee tract, and biy lands I' Win. Stroatand Daniel Prescott. Said Lands will be sold on a credit of elve months, except cost to be paid in sh. The purchase money to be secured y bond and good personal sureties. S. S. TOMPKINS, C. ?. E. D. Commi'rs Office, Sept 5, 1851. Sept 11 4t 34 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. James Eidson and others) vs ,Partition. (umpreys Boulware & others ']'OTICE is hereby given, that by virtue .~ of an order from the Court of Equity i this ease, 1 shall sell at Ednefield Court [ouse, on the First Monday in &tober next, e real estate of' William Hxrmphreys, de. ased, conlsistinl' of One tract of 1,and containing two hun. red and eiffbty-two acres, tiove or less, situ* ted n the histrict and State aforesni'd, on nn Creek, and atdjoinine lands of Theophi. is Hill, James M. Richarilson, William Foy nd others. Said Land will be sold on~ a credit of elve months, except cost to bo paid ini ash. Purchase nmoney to be secured by ond with good personal sureties. S. S. TOMPKINS, c. E. E. D. Comm'rs Offiee, Sept 5, 1851. Sept 11 4t 34 Notice. LL Persons indebted to the estate of Mrs :Susan M. Nichofls, deceased, are requestec ymake immediate payment, and those having emads against the estate will present thenr roperly nttested. R. T. M[DIS. Aug'13, 1851 tf 30 Adn,'r. For Sale ! I IE Sublscriber offers for .sale his valuabl tract of Land containing one hundred ani >rty acres. Seventy acres of which are in cul ivation-forty recently cleared-all of it wel ,datedl to the growth of corn, cotton, wheat at, & c. The land is situated on the road leading fron Mdgelil to Abibeville, and about five mdil rom Edgelield C. II. Two years indulgene vll be given on two-thmirds of the mioney. For further particulars apply on the premises o 11. JENNINGS. Sept. 4 3t 33 ME olasses. 30 IITIDS. CUBA MOLASSES. 10 " N. Orleans " 50 " Golden Syrup, very fine. Fe le lby A. BURNSIDE. [anbunrg Feb 13 tf 4 Bagginlg and IRope. 25 Bales' GUNNY BA GGING, 200 Pie~ces Dundee Bagging, 75 Coils, 4 inch Kentucky Rope. For sale by A. BUTRNSIDE. Hamburg, Feb 13 tf 2 Bagginig! Bagging! ! p OPE and TWINE, for sale by the Subscri fli ber, on time, until the 1st of Dec. next. M. W. CLARY. , Bacon, Salt Bagging & Nail r H E Subscriber has now on hand and v T.be reeciving his usual good supply of GROCRIES, consisting in part of the following articles, h 80,000 lbs. prime Baltimore BACON SIDE 10,000 lbs Batinore 'HAMS and SHOU DER, S 4.000 lbs.prime LARD, 1,500 Sacks Liverpool SALT, r 10 Sacks good Blown SALT, a 100 Bales h'eavy 45 & 46 inch GUNN BAGGING, 40 Pices 44and 45inch DUNDEE BAI - GING, 9 250 Coils prime half inch Russia and Ke tucky ROPE, a 500 lbs BALING TWINE, * 1,000 Kegs Cut NAILS, well assorted, inel ding 4 to 6 inehSPIEES, which w besold lowI . . i 100 Bags fine Rio azqld White COFFE 25 lihds choice lam SUGARS 20 Bbl " Crush, Loaf and Powde ed SUGAR, 50 Boxes Sperm, Adamintine and Hull Tallow CANDLES, 25 Boxes SOAP, Jackson's Brand. D 5,000 lbs Extra and pure WHITE LEAD, 20 Bble Linseed, Train and choice Lan D OIL, An assortment of 8 by 10, 10 by 12 ,12 by I D and 12 by 18 WINDOW GLAS, i Also, Putty, Feathers, Starch Cotton Cards, 4 D Also, prime Northern FLO(R, RICE, &c. Furniture. A good assortment of Curled Maple Cai Scat parlor CHAIRS, and high back Rockir and Sewing CHAIRS,. Common wood seat CHAIRS, Children's high and low seat " , A good supply of high and low post Bedsteai s and Matrasses, Iron and Brass bound Bucket Iron bound Well-Buckets, 'Wash Tubs, Fo Tubs, &c. &e. Willow Waggons, Cradles, Churns, &c. Saddlery., A large assortment of Men's and Ladies Sai dies, Waggon Whips, Bridles, &c. . 3,000 lbs Sole Leather, assorted, damagei good damaged, and good. t 1,500 pair Coarse Brogans, a prime article, A good assortment of Blankets 'and Negi Cloths will be received in due season. For al by JOSIAH: SIBLEY. Hamburg, Sept.5, 1851. 2iii 34 6T The Greenville Mountaineer, Abbevill Banner, Pendleton Messenger, Laurensville Hei aid and Erskino Miscellany will please insert for timesB. J. S. SHERIFF'$ SALE. B Y Virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Faci to me directed, I shall procecdjto sell v Edgefield Court House, on the first Monda in 6etober ri6xt, the followingiproperty i the following 'case, viz: W. H. Maharry & Co. va, Samuel Tron bridge, two negroes, Iand Affey. J. W. Cheatham, be vs John M. Moor and John R. Moo thoanterest of the dc fendants in one hiunaid 00) acres of land adjoining lands of Mrs. An Williams, Wu Andrews and others. 7 T. 3. Lyon, Adw'r., vaenjamin Franklin Thoa. Ferguson,:be!04P va the same, on bay horse and ouie: 1 .W. * William Hades, ji urivor,vs Charles 3 Carter, the interest of. 6 Defendant in th t of land wheron, iother lived, con Sale vs the same, a tract of .land containin five hundred and thirty (530) acres, more o less, adjoining lands of Elizabeth Porter Nathaniel Henderson, Jacob Thornton an< others. Leonard Suber, agent vs P. HI. Castleberry Matheny & Bewly vs the same, the house an< lot in Hamburg, known as the - Hotel adjoining lots of R.. M. Owens and othere fronting on Centre street and running bael to Cobb street. Terms cash. S. S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D. Sept. 11 4t 34 State of' South Carolina, Eiecutiv'e Depgartmnet. By His .2xcellency John H. Means, Govern and Connnander--in-Chief, in and over th 8tale of South Carolina . W THEREAS, informationhesreachedmctha VYair atrocious murder was committed upo1 William Cloud, of Edgefield Distriot, by PHILl) ?. GOODE, and that said Goode haa escaped Now, in order that the offender may be brougih to triat, I,. John U.-.Means, Governor in and ove the Sta'te, do issue this, my p ieamtion, offerin a reward of TWO HUNDR DAND FIFT 3 DOLLARS for the apprehenson and deliver of the said fugitive to the jailor of kidgefield Die trict.-. The said Philip P. Goode is abo~t thirty-thre years of age, 6 feet 3 or 4 in'elues high, lean an sinewy, ruddy complexion, her.le or grey eyei dark hair and quick spoken, with a marked dees between his front teeth. .' Given under my hand and the seal of thieState the 20th day of August, in the year of oli Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fif1 one. By the Governor, JOHN HI. MEANS. W . F. AU-rnIn, Dep. Sec. State. Sept. 4 4t 33 Head-Quarters, 7-rn REGIMINYT S. C. M. a .IILvILLE~ Sept. 1st, 1851. O RD ER, NO A COURT MARTIAL will be held at ti .0.Old Wells, on Wednesday the 22d of 0 tober next, at 10 o'clock A. M., for the trial all Defaulters in Militfa and Patrol Duty. TI following Officeers will constitute the Court: Maj. D). L.. SuzAw, President; Capts. HIAna soN, WARD, BUNCH, LYBRAiND, BaOwN, RoUn: - ans, CUINNINGnIAiI; Lieuts. LovsEsns, Wuvil rand Gascoav, Members. The Junior Officeer present will act as Jud1 .Advocate. By order of Col. Mi. S. B. GRIFFIN, Adj't. Sept 4 3t 33 117 Hamburg Republican copy three times. Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla. J UST Received C dozen of Old Dr. Jao -. Townsend's original compound Syrup of S& saparilla, and for sale at the Drug and Chemii Store of A. G. TEAGUE. n BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. EDGEFIELD, S. C. Instructors. S, REv. N. ALDRICH, PaINCIrAL. E. B. BACON. "ROVESSOR Of Mtsc, DRAW ING1 PAINTING, a Muts. J. McCLINTOCK, TEACER IN PR1F3A RY DEPAILTMENT. 'V HIS Institution will be opened on the 2l MA lonilay in September next, at the residence of Mrs. McCuN-rocc. The course of instruction will be the same as is pursued in the first class Female Seminaries in the State, and it will be the constant aim of the al Instructors to render the School worthy the pat ronage of an enlightened public. Strict atten tion will be paid to the moral training of the Young Ladies under their care, while at the same time all sectarian influence will be scrupu lously avoided. The School will be truly Southern, as the Teachers are not only natives of the State, but also, Southern in all their feelings and habits. It is confidentlyghoped that the names appen ded to this notice -wil be a sufficient guarantee to the qualifications of tie Teachers. _ The price of Tuition and of Board can be ob tamed by application to Mrs. MCCLIN-roCK. It is of great importance that the Scholars be entered at the commencement of the quarter. ie References. g Charleston.-Rev. JonN BAciMAN, D. D., Rev. W. M. WEIGUIIAM, D. D., Rev. Tnos. 0. SUMMER, D. D., Rev. .J.R. KENDIcic, Dr. Mz DENIAI.L and JA31Es TUPPER, Esq. - is Graniteville.-Rev. H. A. TurrEa and Rev. , H. Moon. t Augusta, Ca.-Rev. Mr. Connor and Rev. W. llnn. Edgeficld C. H.-Rev. C. B. WA.KZta and Rev. Mr. BRowN. References.--Mrs. McClintock. Edgefteld C. H.-Chancellor F. H. WARD LAW, Hon. A. P. BUTLER, Col. J. P. CARROLL, M aj. W. A. HARRIS, Jos. ABNEY, Esq., W. W. c ADAMS, Esq., Mr A. BUSHNELL, Dr. WM. 11. BURT, Mr. W. P. BUTLER, Col. JoHN HILL, I. BOULWARE, Esq.,-Mr. Tuos. JouxsoN and C. J. e GLovER, Esq. Columbia.-Dr. M. LABoRDE. August 21 . tt 31 - Plantation Brogans! SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE. T HE; attention of Planters is called to tho L Factory over Mr. Lon Hi..'s Store, where Excelent Shoes aof the above description are made. Orders for any quantity will be filled promptly. . A fine assortment of UPPER, HARNESS and SOLE LEATHER on hand. R. T. MIMS. Aug 21 tf 31 Dutch.. Bolting Cloths. SNOWDEN & SHEAR, AUGUSTA, GA. H AVE received from New York, a supply of Dutch Bolting CLOTHS, Non. 0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,8,9 and 10. To which they respectfully invite the atteuition of the public. May 22 tf 18 to vest the title of the State of South Carolina mn the Estates of John B. Logan, and Charles Lo gan deceased, in Lucretia Blackwell, the widow, and aryAnnRobertson, in James Blackwell, Eiabet Mims, William.Blackwell and Samuel Blackwell, children of John Blaekwell, late of Edgefleld District, deceased, and in Saran Ann I Blackwell, the widow, and George J. Blackwell, ,the child of Isaiah Blekwell, aecessed, a son or ,the said John Blackwell--these persons being the lawful heirs and distributees of the said John Ulackwell, deceasedd Aug. 20 1851 3m 32 lotice TS II1NRERY given that appilication will be Lmade at the next Session of the Legislature for tile renewal of the Charter of tile Ferry onl Savannah River, three miles below Augusta, known as the Sand Bar or Wallyham Ferry. ELIZ. R. WHATLEY. Aug7 3m 29 Notice. LL persons indebted to the Estate of Mrs. - h.Treacia Lowe, deceased, arc requested to make immediate payment, and all persons having demands against said Estate, are also requested to present themn according to law. HENRY KEY, Ex'or. July 10 6m . 25 Shoemakers. tANTED two good SHOEMAKERS, ae weustoimed to making pegged wvork. R. T. MIMS. . May22 tf 18 Notice. LL~ those indebted to the estate of Jacob SKilerease, dee'd-, are required to make im mediate payment, and those having denmands to present them properly attested. JOHN HILL, Adm'r. s Attgust28 ly Su2 Notice. ,Lprosindebted to the late firm of SNN& Nw~oI.As are earnestly request ed to settle without delay. Their notes and ac rcounts are in the hlands of the Undersigned, at the Store of L.- Huz.. where he can be found at all times. This is positizely the last notice. F. M. NiChlOLAS. Ang 28 3t 32 Notice. LL. persons indebted to the Estate of G. G. ABowers, dee'd., of Beach Island, S. C. are requested to make immediate payment, and those having -demiands against said Estate, will render them in, properly attested, according to law.- A. N. D)ICKS, Legatec. 0Aug 28 3t 32 >Notice. ALLersons indebted to the Estate of Eliza imeharter dee'd., are requested to make imdaopayment, and these having demands against said Estate will present them properly at Rtested. A. J. RAMBO, Adm'r. e A ugust 7 . 6m* 29 NloUce. ALL persons having demands against the es taeof Jacob Shibley, deceased, will please the said estate will please to make Immediate pay ment. SILAS LANIER, A dm'r. Cum Test. annex. Sept 4, 1850 ly 33 a- iW BLS. NEW CROP, a superior article, for al O sale by H. A. KENRICK. Tlmanenr1,hFebt3 2 VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE Used by Physicians of High Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify the blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against all future disease, can be taken with safety, at no time debili. tating the patient-being grateful to the most doli. cate stomach, and remarkable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthening, and restorative proper. ties, and an invaluable and sure remody for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn. Cos. tiveness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headacho, Giddiness, Palpitation of td e Heart, Sinking and Full. an of Weight at the Stornach, and all other diseases caused by an impure state of the blood, liver, etc, which tend to debilitate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who sufer from a morbid and unnatural ondition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In ALL CAers of GENERAL DEBELITY, this Medi cine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! TEOUSANDS Havo tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now under treatment ; and not one solitary case of failure hareyet been reported. Volumes could be filled with eertificates of those who have been permanently oured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAMPHLET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine Is held by thetPublio Proes-can be had of the A gents, free Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United States. AD Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle. Principal bice, 1s2 FULTON IT., N. Y., up staire For sale at Edgefield C. H., by ' A. G. TEAGUE, AGErT. Sept. 4: .y 33 Edgefleld Female Instituter PHE TRUSTEES of this Institution, have - the pleasure of annoneing to the public, that they have engaged as its Principal, the Rev. CHARLES A. RAYMOND, under whose care and superintendence it will be opened about te middle of September next. In the mean time the buildings will be much enlarged, and every arrangement made for the accommodation of a large number of pupils. The Trustees are anxious to establish a Fe ale Institution, which shall command the confi ence and secure the patronage of the connmuni ty at large. ' -- 1 -10~ n of the sue Edgefield C. 11., June 10, ?.51. u 2 'aluable Lands on Savannah River FO0R S A LE. * TLL BE SOLD, some time next fall, for Tthte purpose of Distribution among the idow and children of reter F. Moragne, de cased, that VALUABLE PLANTAT(ON on hih the deceased resided, containing about 1200 Acres, ing on Savannah River, immediately below arksdle's Ferry. This tract is a fino cotton antation, withi three hundred or nmore acres of w grounds, well timbered and with a good delling and out houses, gin house and screwv, ad other buildings necessary for plantation pur oses. The above tract will be sold on favora e terms; purchase money will be secured. ersons who wish to purchase lands will do well vsit this tract and ride over it before buying any here else. July 31 2 2-wtf 28 Notice. APPLICATION will be made to the Legiela Sture of this State at its next Session, for a new Road from Samuel Steven's on the Martin own Road in Edgefield District, to interseet the new cut road at Capt. R. R. Tolbert's in Abbe nill District. July 311tf 28 "In statu quo ante bellum." Leather. -F ALL DESCRIPTIONS, may be had at J the Tannery for CAsir.. Also Tanner's and Neat's Foot Oil; the latter the best article for Harness. Cash paid for Hides and good Oak Bark. All orders addressed to Williams & Christie, or to Mr. L. M. Munger at the Tan Yard, will e promptly attended to. R.TMIS Feb. G.. tf 3 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQU1TY. Ex parte, James T. Gardner and wife. N pursuance of the Decree of the Court of Equity, at June Term, 1851, in this case, Notice is hereby given to Samuel Gard ner, Trustee of the Petitioner Mrs. Rebecca ardner, who is now absent from the Statec, o show cause, within three months from he publication h~ereof, why thme prayer of the petition shmould not lie granted. S. S. TOMtPKINS, c. 3. E. D. Comm'rs Office, Aug 18, 1851. ugust 21 3m 31 Notice. LL~ those Inaving demands against thie estate Aof Allen B. Addison, deeased, arerequeCs ted to present them properly attested and those ndebted to make payment. G. A. ADDI SON, Ex'rs. E. J. MIMS. 5 July 24 1850 tf 27 Notice. ALL thoe indebted to the Estate of Abinh Robertson, deceased, arc requested to make payment, and those having demands to present them, properly attested. JOHN HILL, Adm. Aprill9,15 Bacon. 0C HIDS. CHOICE Baltimore BACON 4-I SIDES, just received and for sale by WILLIAMS & CHRISTIE. July 1 tf EDGEFIELD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE NOR T@WEGa EA1mEs Rev. Chas. A. Raymond, Principal, T [HE FIRST SESSION commences Septem ber 18th. The Institute building will contain eigit Rooms, all of which are appropriated to purpo ses of instruetion. A fine apparatus; a large collection of Maps; Anatomienl Charts, Globes, &c; a Museum of Natural History; a Cabinet of Minerals and Shells; furnish unusual facilities for acquiring a.. practical knowledge of the different braaches, of Science. Two new Pianos have been purchased in ad dition to those already in the Institute. The course of Study is of an elevated eliarae ter, and more comprehensive, than that of most> female institutions of the highest reputation. The PILINCIrAL devotes the whole of his timo to the supervision and instruction of the various classes. The Assistants are experienced in their diffe rent Departments, and those only of known suc cess in teaching are employed. The Academical year is divided into Sessions' of 14 weeks each. It is of great importance that. the student be present at the commencement of the Session. The Classes are then formed, and a few weeks delay may affect the standing of the pupil throughout the year. Tuition is charged but from the time of en trance to the end of the Session. Payments are to be made at the close- of eacli. Session. Uunusual facilities are given for a thorougi' Musical Education. In addition to other improvements, which are' now in progress, a large covered playground,.for' exercise in wet weather, and a gymnasium, are to be erected. Circulars containing a list of expenses, courso of studies and other particulars, will be sent free of postage, to those who apply for them. N. L. GRIFFIN, EDMUND PENN, M S. F. GOODE, r R. T. MIMS. . July 17 tf 26 Cheap Goods! 5 00 0 YARDS pretty Chene Mus li.e at 10 cents per yard, 5-,000 yards pretty Chene Muslins, fadder colors, 121 cents per yard, 10 bales Brown Homespun; 6.1 ets. pr. yd. 5 eases white do. 64 do 5 " blue, bluff-striped and plaid Home' spun, 10 cents per yard, I case Apron Cheeks, 10 a 12 ete pW 19. 2 cases Cottonades for pants, 12 to 25' ento per yar, 500 pieces white, pink, blue, green and or ange Mosquitto Netting, 75-ets to $1. 100 pieces 12-4 Lace Netting, Georgia-striped Osnaburgs and Homespuns;. at Factor's prices, just received at GRAY BROTHERS,.. 290 Broad-street, Augusta, Ga June 12 tf 21 Ready Made Clothing. TUST received a large assortment of READY QMADE CLOTHING, consisting of Alpacea, Linen and Gro Deta SACKS and, PALTOS. Linen, Cottonade and CroDetaPANTS, Black Satin Silks and Marsalls VESTS, all which will be sold vERY Low. WILLIAMS & CHRISTIE. SMay 22, tf 18 N. .- god rie illbepad fr ui-. -. . - rf good~1 L Ash, OakUI~, Ukoy ad Poplar, c-. mented fdiiesors. dn~o resn.l & Nov 28 1850 tf STATE OF SOUTH CAROL1 EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. 1N EQUITY. Wilson Holstein and wiife,. and others, Bill andar us (Billfor P..., .- t . H. Norris and others. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Win.-. I B. Norris, SallySawyer, Alexander Nor-' is, Luther Norris ana Nathnn J. Norris, Der e'ndants, reside beyond the limits of this State: On motion of Mr. Gann, Solicitor, rdered, that the said Defendants, as also,. ay child or children of the said Nathan J; orris, not named above, do appar and lead, answer or demur to this Bul1,:within' hree months from the publication of this' rder, or that the said Bill be taken pro con-'. fesso against them. S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E.D C'omm'rs Office, June 24, 1851. June 16, 3m . ~23 South'rn Water Cure Institute' LOCATED AT MILLEDGEVITLLE, GA. ITS magnitude being recently enlarged is now cap able of accommodating TWO HIUN 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. 1y 19 Notice. Oua Fine JACK, Tip-' pacanoc, will make' ' his Stand at thie Stable of D. Holland, Esq., at' $6 the Season, $8 to in-' sure a Mare with foal, and $10 to insure a live Colt.' Mares put and transferred the inisurance money will be claimed. The Season to commence on' Wednesday the 13th August. L.. & J. CURRY. Aug 8, 185I *5t 30 Notice. APPLICATION will be made to the next Legislature, for a Public Road, commeil ing at or near Elbert Devore's, on the Scott'd Ferry Road, uia Mountain Creek Church-from thence to Good Hope Church, or through that neighborhood-from thence to Mt. Enon, and thence by M. W. Clary's, and then intersect the' Higgins' Ferry Rload at Mrs. Martha Abney's, about one and a half miles from said Ferry. August 21 tf 3 Premium Danguer'reafl AUGUSTA, GA. N~Tl~ you visit Augrusta, call at the l'1t VYIUM DAGUERREAN GALLERtY, and have a fine Daguerreotype of fourself, for hero you will find, one of the most elegant Da guerrean Saloons in America. Daguerreotype stock of every description for sale at a small advance on New York cost. - LEIGH, TUCKER & PERKINS. JU~e12 Sm 21.