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New Fall and Winter Goode ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES. SNOWDEN & SHEAR, - AUGUSTA, GA., H AVE RECEIVEI), this Day, from Ne York by the steaier Florida, larl add tlonal supplies embracing a variety of lew an very desirable articles selected frol the mllost 1 cenit imlportations,. and mngwhich aret; RICH PLAID SILKS of new nd eleTal styles for ladies' dresses. Paris Fancy Culorade BROCADE SILK of splendid styV. ilack BROCADE DRESS SILKS of rie and eletialt styles. Black WA'l'ERED SILKS it low prices. Paris Printed MOUSSELINE DE LAINE, <f the latest styles. Lupin's Plain FRENCH MERINOS beziutiful colors fur hlalies' and chi'bren's dresse Lupin's Plain FRENCH MOUSSELIN DE LAINE$ of beautiful styles. Lupin's Black CIIALLY and Black MOUS SELINE DE LAINES. Lupin's Sumner Black BOMBAZINi Without twill, a beautiful artic!e fur mouriin dresses. Ladies' Workel CUFFS, CIIEMIZETE and UNDERSLEEI'ES. Embroidered LACE and MUSLIN for la dies' undersleeves. Ladies' French Law and iermstitche HANDKERCIIIEFS. Ladies' MOURNING CUFS. and COL LARS. and BLUE LACE VI'RLX. GALA PLAIDS and COLORED FLAIN IELS for children's drescs. With a variety of other Goods suitable.* ih'r th seaSonl, and to all a which they rlieecfly in vite tile attenltion11 of the publie. October 9 1851. if STUl'ACE AND COM.MlSSION BU SI SS rpU E Subscriber biegs leav etao re tun hi's thtank T to his frielis for the patrunaate heretaatar so liberally bestowed on him, :md11 wotuldl solici a Continuance of the sume for the enslins g sea sol. Ie has taken char oeof the large and com mnodious WA RZE-l( 0 TSEi1. recently pulrlchase* by colally, and formerly occupied by S111L & 1.smii~i. The l'caion being inimedately on the rivet and entirely above tile great May Freshet a 3$10, makes it as desirable as any oithier in th, place, having a god Wharf attached Which wil be free to all Cottons received by the rivar. The rates of Stora: fior sellinz, shall le a low as charges of aly regular establishment ii the place. Liberal Cash lvances nale o all prolue. Consiusned tat or Stored with me, ;uM the lowes clarges 1111d, in regular conformity with th< usaaest fat tile place. 11oping by close applicatii. anl strict attenl tioll to business to Illerit a liberal share of pa raulage. C. WIL1AA.lis. AGEN'T. IIamburg, Oct. 7, I15l. dIt : State of South Carolina, Execuitie Deat et .By His Exccellency Johni II. M-ahux. h-rer novr and C:>mmander-in-Cie in; an* ~d omc Sjougth Carolina. TIG lEREAS.dilnaio has reachd men. thec jail oif UlrnlwelDItriet, far the :am rder e .Johnl~ .\el )onald, has 4wapedva from1 priso.* Naaw, be it knoawnI, thlat in arder thsat the said Tobain may1 be brauh ato~ t' 1rial . l...hu i L1 7a1lls, Govternoar illn1 an 'velr thle Ntte of :'ill! Caraalina, ala issnet t his mye paroclaml 11tionl tn-rinl a r'ewardl of Twa' Illndred and14 l'ify doallars 1f4r hlis calpture andi deiivery to thle jailar taf liar:well iitrict. Toibinl is abhout 21 y'ears obl. six teet hiigh, darknl comleaxion, blue or' terey eyes, black hair,' and1 and14 ha~s a senr extendinlg fromn near 'ane e-,lnet of Ills mouthIl ta is ch'in. Given unlder' myI' hand14 m111 seal ofath ilia , th;a.di. thd dbly of Seteml lber. ill the' year af at ar l.ar.1 (one thouandtla eight hundlared and11 ti-ane. .Jtl1N II. EANS. W. F. Autrnlra, Depa. See. Sitte. Octaaber 9 185a1. 4It 'S. List of Letters x )EMAINING iln th Post Ot!iee at Edge JAfield C. 11L. 30th Sepatembecr, 1851. Bloolth, Jameis 3Mitebell, W C JBlyth, P 31:iys, 3!iss SaIrih rooks, N G 31 illiennII, Jo1m411 Biranch, 3liss F 3MeCn!laeughI, Cary Butrtonl. 3luss RebaceaNorris. Rev A P) Corley, (Gin Repairer)Pou, Mi1ss A Coulter, 3Mrs 31 2 Pecrnllet. 31:ary Crown~e, S H1 Roptr, 11 Crowell, J II Riddle, Simlkinls Cook, Miss Sarath A Reynlold". .nnelts Comnulte, Johni Reams.Benlj J Davis, Benlj D) Ranl~lI, John~ R Dtunwooldy, Daniel Roper, MIrs C A Dobev, 3MrS Susanl Ranlken, Thoals Deeni.~Theloplhlus Swealrinin, Eliz 2 D)arbv, Jamnes Shliverll , John1 A EIlam, WV F Seg~o, E L Goode, Thlomas Strum. S C Gunter, Jats A Stark, RL 0 Glover, Arthur Samupsomn, Nathaniel Grady, Geo J Samuel, Walker G Gairet, William Sw itngi~ . :~Z1IIThom Gilghlrist, John Tisle~tt, Ja~mes Gregor & Mlays Turner, iJlames A Guy, Robert Williams, Washl~ing!tor Halttcher, Ltucinda Walker, Ed~ward J Harden, WVilliam C Whatut'y, Bird Jones, Ers AI'zara WigfallI, Jamtles Kelly, Elizatbeth Rt Whatley, Becnj J Lonwry, Noah Williaius, Jos W .Lipscomb, Thos J G. L. P'ENN, P. M. Oct. 9, 1851. 3t 33 Notice to Builders. SE rA E Poposals faor building an1 A RBOJ S a t Bethaleem Camp Ground, willl be reeiy edl by anly of thle Connnlittee. Thle Arbor taa b 75 ft. by 50. Thle Coammnitee will meaet ait tha Camp Giroutnd on1 Saturday, Oct. 1 S, at 10I A 31., to determine the location, an1.1 spaecify thl particlars. Thlose inltending to malike biads faor thle wvork waaulad do well to' mee~t thle connullitte ait tha~t tim1 anid p!ace. Proaposals will be receivead until 9 .\ 31., on1 sale day ia Novemlber, whlen thet c(Iinit will mleet at thle Court Iiaause anld let out thle j)la Thell undertakers will be reajuiredl to give sect rity fur the thithful pleformancl~e aof the work. J1. 31. WITT, ) T. D. PEU'I!FO)Y, 1 : BENJ. R W-11TON, 2 Oc'tobert 7, 1831. et38 Lime. 30 BiLS. CHOICE STONE LIME, n( slacked ,i ilne oraler'. Foar sale biy II. .\. K ENICK'~ Uamburg. FebL 3, New Goods!. r "H E Subscriber has just received his Stock of Fall and Winter Goods. Black, Colored and Watered Silks, Rich Paris Mousselino DeLains, French and English Merinos of all colors, . for Ladies and Children's Dresses, d Cotton Damask of all colors for Window Cur tainis, R ed and White Flannels, t Faney Tweeds, Cassimeres and Satinettes, Plaid Linseys, Geo. Plains and Kerseys, 9 Fine Ied and Negro liankets, R endyinade Coats and Over Coats, I lats mid Caps of the Latest Styles, Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Boots a1nd4 Shoes. A Fine Lot of Negro Shoes, Groceries, I lardware and Croekery, Which will he sold very low on time, and li beral discount for cash. B. C. BRYAN. Oct. 9 tf 38 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DTSTRICT. IN TH E C03DION PLEAS. W. E. Jacksun, rs. Decla. in Attach'nt Thos. 31. R1obinson. ) T. N. Peiullain & Son,) Tid wel. Decla. in Attach'nt Pleasant M. Tidwell. W. E. .1ackson, r. Decla. in Attach'nt Pleasa nt 31. Tidwell. Ilenry 3Moore, ) ca. 5 Dccla. in Attack'nt Pleasant M. Tidwell. . r E'ls Plaintilfw inl the above cases having this day filed their Deelaratinis in my Office, mnd njether of thle Defendamts having either wife or attornev knowni to reside within thle lim i'.s of, 11b1s Stt, (1n Whom copies of said Deelara tielins with rules to plead can he served: On mo ion .f .Mr. .a.vrn, Attorney for Plaintitl', t Ordered, that said iefendants appear and plead to sai claratis within a yearand a day from tle div hereof, or in defailt thereof, judgment will bu awarded against them. T. G. BACON, c. E. D. Clerk's Olice, Oct 7, 18I. ly ~38 S'TAT.'E OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEMIELD DISTRICT. IN EL.TITY. James Eidson and others I'S Partition. Humphrev. Bouhvare & others TOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue NA of an0 order froim the Court of Eguity tin this case, I shall ,ell at Edgefield Court oiiusi., on the First Monday iii November next, tile real estate of William Huuphreys, decensed, consisting of One trat of L:md containing two hun dred and eightv-two neres. more or less, sitl ated in the District :md State aforesaid, on1 ieid En;iok Creek. adjoining lands olTleoplhi Ins Hill, James 3L ILichardsm, William Foy and dithers. Said L:md will be sold on a credit of twelve mowimbs. except cost to be paid in cash. Prchase money to be secured by bond widi good persioal sureties. S. S. TO.\MPKINS, C. E. E. D. Comn'rs Qillee, Oct. 7, 1831. Oct. 9 -lt 38 STATE, OF SOU''H'f CAROLINA. EDGEFIEDI .) DISTRICT. IN EQ CiTY. Wi!!i.:m U. Dorns, Riechard Grillin and Iijntni,4c ILewis C. Parks. Tappeai~ring to my satisfaction, that the deend:.iils, Richaird Giilin and Lewis C. Pariks..:n-e :bent. firnmid reside bevond the limtits of the State. Oiinmoitiion of Perrin mid .\I.:Gowen, phunimti's societotr, it. is or dered thi:L they do pleadt, answer or demur, to the pilaini i's lill, wvithmi three months from the piulicat ion hereof, or the said bill w I!li e tamken pro congfesso, as agaminst them. 8. 5. TOM PKI NS, C. E. D. D. ( 'sc.. 0;ie Ot , 81 STi'xl OF SOUT1!I C.\ROLINA. IN O' .ltlY. 1')V JIOIIN IIILL,Esq1., Ordinary of Edge O tiehl District. Where::s, L~ucius L,. Hall bath applied to mec fo r Let ters of Admin ist ration, on amll andi sint ?ular I he goods and chattlhes, rights and edits of Thomas L. IHall, late of the Dis trict afires:id. dceased.t *The"se are. theretore, to cite :mtd ndmonish I ; i iod sinUenl i r, the. kindred anid creditors of the s.aid decased. to be and ppear befoire mec a :i our ntext Ordinarv's Coiurt for thme .,aid Dis rict, to be ho'dn 't Edge L cield Cou rt H ouse il' the~ 20Jth diy oh Oct. next, to show canse if any.wh'ly thestida.dministration should not be en nieetl. (ivent undmier my hand aund seal, this the 20th daym of Sept. ini the year oif onr Lord one I tismd eig.mthtnnh'ed and fifty-one, :ind in the s..veniv..sixthi Vear ofi~ Ametrienn Indepen dence. ~ ~JOUN llILL, 0. E. D. Oct!) 3t 38 STA'.1' OF SOUT'h' CAlROLINA. EDGEPFELD DISTRICT. IN ORDhINARIY. pY JOhN 1UILL, Esq.,Ordinary of Edge. I) ieldl District. Whlereats, Thlos Ferguson has applied to me for LettIers of Ad oimistrat ion, on all and sin inhir t he gzoods and ehattles, rights and cred ts of Brantl1ey Tompjkins late of the District afo resaid. decceaised. *Thiese a re therelore, to cite and admonish lh and singular, the kiindred aind creditors of the sa:id dteceased,1 tibe~ and( appear bef ore me, t onr next. Ordi:;ary'sCiinrt for the said Dis. tiet, to he hiohlent at Elgelieid Coutrt Hlotnse, on the 16th day of October inst., to show cuse,. if any, why the said Admniistration sont!d not be itranited. Given tunder my hInd and senil, this the 2d dav October in the venr of our Lord one th~ionsanid eighlt hund're~d anid fidly-otne and ini the sevemyi-sixthi year of American In dep endence. JOHN HILL, o. E. D. Oct. 9. 1851 2t .38 Notice. ALL personts indebited to the estate of JT. A. Perrimi, idee'd., are reieteie to niake im, ediaite paynient, and thiose having demands a in~ilst said estate wiltlipresenlt them prioperly at. tested. A. PElRIN, Adnm'r. Oct. Gt Gm 38 Mill Stones for Sale, r iIB Subscriber, living oin Clioud's Creek, respe~iictfully informns thle public thlat lie is niew enigagedl in the ill Stone Cut ting Business, anld will be prepared at thle shortest notice to fill any order thart may cmne ini his line of business. The Stones are of thle best gunality and the Workmanship wvar raiiteid to be inferiior to none in the State. For further info~rlma~tioni address the Subscri.. ber at Leesville, Lexington, S. C. t G EORGE E. IIENDY. I R EN~vCEs.--Maj. IS.LC flOL~s, C. J. GLo VEi int Aituliost W~jitivLE. I .,..ob.ro 18.l 3m 38 APR. E. BLAND, o FFERS his professional services to the citi zens of Edgefield Village and vicinity. I iLT OmcE next door to Mr. BUTLER'S Store. Oct. 2, tf 37 WM. M. HILL9L, 1. D., 0OFFERS his professional services to the citi zens of our Village and District. Having graduated at the University of New York. with high honor, where he availed himself for the last two years, of the advantages to be derived from the Eye and Ear Infirmary, various Hospitals, &C., &c., offiers his services to his fellow-citizens with the hope that he will prove worthy of a share of their patronage. UT Roomz at the SrAxx H1oTFL, No. 7. Oct 2, tr 37 Mount Enon Female Institute. MRS. CAROLINE COLEMAN, PRINCIPAL. T HIS Institution located on a healthy ridgc in Edgefield District, was opened by its Principal on the first Monday in this month (September.) Mrs. CoLEMAN is a Teacher of much experi ence, and of high attainments. We feel fully authorized, from our knowledge of her qualifica tions, and from the universal testimony in her favor, wherever she has taught, to recommend her to the patronaige of the people of this and the adjoining Districts. Pupils will be entered by the quarter or the Session, the time being mentioned before taking their first lessons. She will receive young ladies of any age, and boys of such an age as would be admissible in a Female Seminary. If the number of her pupils should require it. she will employ, from time to time, competent assistants. Good and convenient board can he obtained for S7 per month including every thing that a student would need. Terms. Orthozraphy and Reading, per quarter, 84,00 The above, with Geography, History, and Enizlish Gramnmar....... 41,00 " " " Arithmetic, Writing, Nat. 'lhilosoplhy, &c.,....... 6,00 " "t " Music................10,01) "t " " French,.............. .00 "t " " Drawing and Painting,.. 5.0t " " " Embroidery........... 3,00 Trustees. W. A. STROTIER, .J. CH.APMAN, WM. COLEMAN, M. W. CLARtY. Sept. 10 eow3t 34 7 The Newbcrry Sentinel will copy three times, (once every two weeks, and forward its account to the Trustees. HODGES k FULLER INSTITUTES. r IHE Exercises of these Institutions will be T resumlen on Monday, the 15th inst. The 1loltges histitute under the direction of Messrs. loCTZCLA\ and WALKlt,1 and Fuller In stitute under the direction of Miss M\. COR E UA PELOT, who will remain in charge ot it to the end of the present Scholastic year. Decen ber 15. 1851. The Board are thankful for previous confidence and patronage. and would solicit a countinualnee, as they are confident of exertions on their part to merit it 11111 henceforth are determined to plee none but Southerners at their head. W. P. I1I LL, Secretary. Greenwood, S. C., Sept. 5. 1851. Sept. 11 cowdt 34 LEWIS' STRAW CUTTER. VJH E Un~dersigned takes this opp~ortnity of kstaing to the public, that he will have another lot'of his Machines ready for muarket, in te course of a few days. Persons wanting these .1lachines will do~ well tol sendl ill their or ders early so as to entsure their being filledl. le refers to the following Certihicates, oif the many whieb he has receiveud, for additional tes tiony in their favor. WM. LEWIS. Ihamburg, Oct. 1, if :1 Certificates. Wvsos, (Penr.) January S.d 1851. Mn. Lnwis,---The Patent Straw Cutter which on inveinted, :id are no~w ofrierinlg to the publlie, is a moi~st excellent article andl deserves public avrl. lTwo years smece I p~urcha~sed one antd have hail it in constant use-it has tnever been ,ut of repair inl aniy resplect, antswe'rinlg all thme purpoI~ses you reconnniiend it for. I mlo st cheer fully ecommtiend it to farm~ers in all sectionis, andi could not be induced to hart withl!the on~e I have, witouI~t tile p~rosp~et ot obtaiining anlother, lor live timnes it cost. Respectfully, V. E. PIOLLET. A cres-r. (Ga.) Sept 16, 1851. MIR. LI~wls-Dear Sir : Somec time since I used one of your Straw Cutters to cut roots fur myl prepa1rationI of Georgia Sarsaparilla. Sonme of thle roots were very hard andl ti ugh.-l am happy to say your Straw Cutter has far exceeded myl expectationts. The public nteed not fear of its gettinlg ouit o'f order by cutting straw or foil er.or by accidentally gettinlg ha~rd substances in it. Yours, respecxtfully, J. DE MIS. EDGEFIELO C. II., Sept. 10, 1851. Ma. War. Lnws-Sir: In your letter yout ask how I like the Straw Cutter I boughlt from yo. I say it excels any thing of the kinud I lave ever seen, and I could not be iniduced to p~rt withl it, without tihe prospect of getting anoter, for any commnoni considerationt. W.\. P. lBUTLER. EDGEFIELD C. H., Sept. I8, 1S51. DEAR SIR: I have been ulsing (Inc of your Straw Cutters for some thlree or four mnonth~s, and am satisfied thtat its advantages over all others, are such that it will recommendl itself to every (observer. Its adaptedness tol cuttintg all kinds of grain, ill any desirable length, its security to the ope~ratoIr, tile mlinlimumtl of powi~er required to keep it in oplerationl, thle dispatch withl which it executes its work, combinedl with its simiplicity and durability, must make it invaluable to every one0 that mtay have use fur thenm. A. G. TEAGUE. To Wat. LEwis, Esq., H amburg S. C. Notice. I OST betweenu Turkey Creek anid Liberty J 1tit1, I'l thei~ 13th of Septembier last. a Calf Skin Pocket Book, containinlg one nlote of eihl teen hlundired dollars on tile Rev. JIamels M. Chiles, also several other smlaller notes, the amounts not recollected. A reward (If $25 will be given to the finder by returning the Pocket Book and11 its contents te the Subseriber, at Winter Seat. Abbeville, S. C. 'JAS. PA'TTE1tSON. Oct. 2 :.t* 37 ST Abbeville Banner copy 3 times and for ward accounlt to this Oflice. Notice. I IIEREBY notify all whom it may concern, that I have appointed Piekens B. Wever-, my true and lawful Attorney to transaet all business for mte and ill my namte dlurint! lmy ablsence fromn the State. LAF'AYETE U3. WEVER. Sept209 4t37 Notice. A LL those having dlemands against the Estate .tof Abner V. White, decased.are requested to present them, properly attested,and those in debted to mtake payment. - JOJIN HIILL, Adm. April.2n on1i FALL AMMJ WiaER GOODS I T IIE Subscriber has received at his Store, near the Court House, a large STOCK OF GOODS suitable for the present and coming season, consisting of a general assortment of DRy GOODS, Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery, HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, Groceries, &C., &c., all of which have been selected by himself with great care, both ini regard to style and price, and will be sold at short profits for Cash, or to pune tual buyers until first of Januarv next. Persons buying in this Market will loose noth ing by examing his Stock. 0 LOD RIU. October 2, IS51. tf 37 NEW FALL GOODS. SNOWDEN & SHEAR, AUGUSTA, GA. IT AVE' received, this day, from New York, iLby the Steamer Marion Rich Paris MOUSSELINE D'LAINES, of new and clegant styles, for Ladies' Dresses; Fancy MOUSSELINE D'LAINES, of beautiful shaded and high colors, for Children's dresses Extra French MERINOS, of beautiful mode and high colors Engli.sh MERINOS, at very low prices: Superior Welch and Scarlet FLANNELS; Fancy TWE EDS and CASSIMERES, for Youth's wear English and American PRINTS, of beauti ful styles, and at greatly relucod prices; Fm:ey Watered POPLINS, of new and beautiful styles; With a varietv of other articles for the present season, ind to all of which they respectfully in vite the attention of the public. Sept 22 tf 36 NEW CARPETS. SNOWDEN & SHEAR, AUGUSTA, GA. ITA YE just received from New York a snp 1 -1 ply of Three-Ply and higrain CARPETS of new and splendid patterns., to which they res pectfully invite the attentioln of the public. Sept 22 tf 33 Preumnin Daguerrean AUGUSTA, GA. WHEN you visit Augusta, call at the PRE ]MIUM DAGLT URRE AN GALLERY, and ltave a fine Daguerreotype of yourself, for here you will find one of the most elegant Da uerrean Saloons in A ncrica. Daguerreotype stock of every description for sale at a small advance on New York cost. LEIGH, TLCK1ME & PElRKINS. June 12 Bim l Notice. PPLICATION will be tade to the Legisla . ture of South Carolina at its next Sessiun, to vest the title of the State of South Carolina inl the Estates of John 13. Logan, and Charles Lo gait deceased, in Lueretia Blackwell, the widow, .11tnd Mary Ann Robertson. in James Blackwell, Ehlizabeth Mims, William 1lackwell and Samuel Blackwell, children of Join Blackwell, late of Edgelield District. deceased, and in Saran Ann Blackwell. the widow, and George J. Blackwell, the child of Isaiah Blackwell; deceased, a son of the said John I'lackwell-these persoms beingr the lawful heirs and distributees of the said John Blackwell, deceased. Aug. 20 1851 3m 32 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN iEQU1TY. Ex patrte, James T. Gardner and wife. IN pitrsuance of tle Decree of thte Coutrt J.of Eq uitsV, at June T.Ierm, 1851, ini this case, Notice'is hereby given to Samnuel Gard ner, Trustee of the Petitioner Mrs. Rebecca Gardner, who is nowv absent fronm the State, to show cause, within three months front the pttblication hereof, whty thte prayer of the petition should niot lhe grated. S. S. TO.\PKINS, c. E. E. D. Comnm'rs Oflice, Aug 18, 1851. ugust 21 3m 31 Attention Artillery ! T 7OU are hereby comnitded to applear at Ere'.ield C. I f., on Saiturdlay, the.. 12thi October ntext, for I1)rill and Itustruetion. A gen eral return of the riules will be required on that There will ailso be an electioin on the same day, fr 3d1 Lieutentant to fill thte vacaney occasioned by te resigination of Lient.lin IL.. Uiv order of Cap1t. WV. C. MOR.A GNE. Y. '. Wm-rEt, Clerk. Sept 23 3t :16 Notice. ALT4 thtose indebted to the Estatte oif Abinha . 1 Robertson, dleceased, tire regniested toa miake pamet, aind thio se having demant :ds to piresett ttei, propi~erly attested. JOHN HILL, Adm,. Ahil 291, 15 MDolns~es. 30 1mTDS. CITHA MOLASSES. In - N. Orleatns" 50) " Golden Syrup, very fine. For sale by A. ]3LURNSIDE. litnburg Feb 13 tf 4 -f TUILS large No. 31, MACKEREL, OUv :0 H alf bairrels No 2" 75 Kits, Nit I, 50 Half Kits No 1. For sale by A. BULRNSIDE. Hamburg, Feb 13 tf 4 Old Drt. Jacob Townsend's S a r' s a p ar i I I a. JUST Received 0 dozen of Old Dr. Jacob JTownmsend's origintal compound Syrup of Sair tspatila, and for sale at the Drug andh Chemical Store of A. G. TEAGUE. May 1,10 tf 15 Notice. A LL thmose having demands agatinst thec estate -of Allemi B. A ddison,, deceased, are reques ted to present themit properly attested and those m idebted to moake piaymtent. (1.A. Anniso, x, rs E . J. MIMS. Exrs July 24 1850 if 27 Notice. A LT, those indebted to the estate of Joab Kilerease, dee'd-, tire required to mtake im mediate paiymtent, tind those having demtands to preset thtemt properly attested. JOHN HILL, Adtn'r. August 28 ly 2 Notice. 4 LL persons indebted to the Estate of Mrs. L.Tracia Lowec, deceased, are regnested to mtake imimediate payment, and all personts having deoads against said Estate, tire also requested to ~resenit themt accordinig to law. HENRY KEY, Ex'or. July 10 (imi 25 Notice. A LL Persona indebted to the estate of Mrs. Susan M. Nicholls, deceased, are requested to make immiediate payment, and those having denmds against the estate will present them properly attested. * R T. M1DIS, Ag 13, 1851 tf 30 A dm'r. J. M. NEWBY & CO., WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTHING, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c. UNDER THE U. S. HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA. M. NEVBY & CO., are now receiving the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT . of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this city. Their Stock consists of the latest id most improved styles of manufacture. -A L S 0 . GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Car Country Merchants, and all persons visiting our city, are respectfully solicited to :l and examine our Stock for themselves. Augusta, Sept. 23 dk 30 FALL TRADE! 1851!! PRICES TO CORRESPOND WITH THE TIMES. HE Subscriber is now receiving one of the LARGEST, CHEAPEST and BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS, ever offered in this market, among which ny be found Black and Colored SILKS in every variety, 66 6 - ALPACCAS, all prices, BOMBAZINES and CANTON CLOTHS, Superfine new style DELAINES, CA31LION LUSTRES, a beautiful article, Plain and figured POPLINS, new and handsome styles, High colored PLAIDS, for Children's use, GINGHAMS, all qualities, some at 12h cents, warranted fast colors, PRINTS, all qualities, from 4 to 181 cents, warranted not to fade, Fair PRINTS, all qualities, from 64 to 15 cents. Bleached and Brown TABLE CLOTHS and TABLE DAMASK, warranted all lin nen, from 75 cents to $4, Worsted and Linnen TABLE COVERS, all colors, from 75 ets to S4, Col'd and White Table NAPKINS, Linnen Towels and Toweling of every variety, All qualities TICKINGS, from 10 cents to the superb A. C. A. Brown and Bleached HO31ESPUNS, all qualities and widths, a good article, 64 ets. Colored and White, for D131IITYS, some beautiful for Spreads and Curtains, Red, Green and White FLANNELS, and Canton FLANNEL, all prices. PLAID LINSEYS, KERSEYS and real Georgia PLAINS at Factory prices, Cotton OSNABURGS and STRIPES, at Factory prices, Superfine Ribbon bound Bed BLANKETS, 4 Whitny Bed Blanket CARPETINGS, with RUGGS to match, NEGRO BLANKETS, all qualities and cheap, CASIMERES, SATTINETTS, WOVINETTS, Kentucky JANES and TWEEDS, of' every style and price, GLOVES and HOSIERY, of all kinds, for young and old, Carpet Bags, Port Monies, Pins, Brushes, Fancy Soaps, Cologne, Elastics, &c. &e. ALSO,-A cotnplete assoritnent of Ladies and Children's SHOES. This Stock ha~s been selected with great eare by an experienced Merchant, and to the ASH buyer I pledge myself not to be undersold by any one in the Southern States. all and satisfy yourself of the fact. HI. B. JACKSON. Hamburg, Sept. 15 ___- w . - 35 yone~K ga gE Carriage Making. . BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, TIE Subscribers having - engage'd in the Carriage EDGEIEL, S.C. - nakingand repairingbumsiness Instrutorsin Pottersville, near Edge Instrutors.d Court House. tor the ensuing yea.r; wtould Ray. N. ALTDRICH, Parsemr.rr..ieJ~Il~slctashr f1ulcPtoae E. B. BACON, Pnioresson or 3Meste, DntAw- n esaliievrtgv aifmtoit l h is. J. 31cCLINTOCK, TE.cnEKm .Ix PRi-ti- Wii rag~~ odwrmn WelCr - DEPA~TI1EN-T. raeprsadBde,.fsed oa ai 1P11S Institution will be openied on the 2. uno aiis rb.drigo esnbetrs L Monday in Septemnber next, at thme residence IIti&WlILW 31 rs. AleCui-rocK.N.1.AgoprcwilbpidfrLme The course of instruction will be the same asofod sakHioradPpr.fa pursued ini the first class Female Seniinaries m ~t~ ieseu.1.&W e State, and it will be the constant aim of the N.'~ 5 f4 istrutors to retnder the School worthy the pat--------- _____ nag~ce of an enlightened public. Strict atten- IVlal ad nSvna ie on will be paid to the nioral training of lhe 'oug Ladies under their care, while at theF0RSALE men' time all sectarian influence will be scrupu- TILESODsnctieexfalfo ously avoidled. ~ti ups fDsrbto uogtm Te School will he truly Southern, as thewilwadclreofPtr. rj't.d eachers are not only natives of thme State, butceedthtvIrA EPL TTONo so,, Southern ini all their feelitngs and habits. ilihtedcae eiecnann bu It is contidently hoped that the names appeni-120Arg led to, this notie will b~e a sunilict guarantee to h~i'~~vmmiimiieimdaeybli le qualitientionms of thme 'Tecrs.Iiksle eryThstatiafnecto The price of Tuition and of Board enn be ob-plnai, itthehuddorio arsf ained by application to alrs. SilcCuxrocK. lwgoiis eltmee mi ihago It is o'f great imiportance that the Scholars be deln idothuegnhuemdsrw :ntered at the comiimencement of the quarter. anotebudiisecsayfrlmttmnp Referenices. Jbetrs ucaemnywl escrd Caresto.-Rev. ,Jonms BIAcnAY, D. D)., Pisn h iht ucaelnswl owl iev. W. M. WVEumn'r1Ax, I). D., Rev. Tiuos. O.viithsrctadidoertbfreuygan 1313ER, D. D., Rev. .R. KENDRICK, Dr. MEN- ile. r~sniuAL. atnd J1AuEs TiPPEn, Esq.Jh~ 12nwf 2 Graitcile.-Rev. H1. A. TurPsit and Rev.iN tI . . oon. Augata, Ga.-Rev. Mr. Connor and Rev. )TBE'1Swlheafrsl V. BlAno. *BOSadSOS ttef Edgefield C. 1.-Rev. C. B. WAL.KER and Io gprcsfrCASUOL: Rev. Mir. Bnmows. Fn ae ro ot.....O0 References.-Mris. McCilutock. meWtddo........70 Edgejeld C. H.-Chancellor F. 11. WARD- Me'flePnpSes..... 7 rw, lion. A. P. H-.ECol. J. P. CARROt.I.,d Wledd lj. WV. A. HlAanus, Joe. AanE, Esq., W. W. o Npd o...... 20 &DAsis, Esq., Mir A. BusnNEcLL, Dr. Wa:it. LaisClU.oi....... 17 UiT, Mlr. W. P. BU;TJ.EiR, Col. TonN HIIL, 11. d ~ otc.......... 20 RoULv~mE, Esq., Mr. Trios. donmxsoN anmd C. ~.fJanay ~l t 3Lovxtl, Esq.Noc. Columbia.-Dr. M. LAIIORDE. A LProsacwre cis rdn o SAugust 21 tf 31 aX t ae pybe t hohlsll Notice.orbrefraotfvImddaneihyie LL persons indebted to the Estate of Eliza- Rcarsnuet.twsgininJn - bhCarter, dee'd., are requested to make radwl eeu h 5hDcme et u amediate pan~ymnent, and those having demandsitcosdrinhvngpveiaeut, igainst said Estate will present them properly at-salreittspyn. t ed. A. J. RAMBO, Adm'r.CESYATAWY respectfullysolicit hae. ulePtoae 20 lS. SsARediseren brndda wil tbgie adtisaton te alliwho 16 arrls rusednd owdredSugr, mnv ofa uswth taetits snextssi;the or ai 00 Lb. Laf uga, dubl reine, nwt oagd odame workmans on theels Mari 50 Barrls C.,~t SugriTow Rad ndgeies, ofisteiady totrsec taits, 75 Bas prie RioCoffenone othered aCpt.y.Good Tomfrtablenbubbd 25 bestsOldnGovernoentedacanConien. tiltheDistrict. For salsoryed.dimensions. July31 - S HanmbuNovFc8 13850 tac45 l~hiteLedaluable~ CHOICE onavanho RACOr 5,00 LBS WHIE LED, pre, TILDE jsLD receti an fsal, for 200 Twidowl. orndlebyhilLIAMS Pte F..CHrISTne. e ______________ -eensed, Person i.\LUAbE toLANETAT ona Notice j~which tkhe decasreed, aconeutaiing ake ~ PLTCTIO wil b mae t tie Lgila-inugeion aymenand thser immeintel eowd tor a th nxt orioic utresesio, fr wll~sntan wth plroerl attedred. oearso he ncrpraio o Tiiit Cmueb Egeied JAMEbuldnS neceLaryWfor paaio pr Set 0 f3 prils The above tat 1b3sl n ao EDGEFIELD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE 1o BUS M .im. Rev. Chas. A. Raymond, Principal. HE FIRST SESSION commenceaSeptem ber 18th. The Institute building will contain eight Rooms, all of which are appropriated to purpo. ses of instruction. A fine apparatus; a large collection of Maps; Anatomical Charts, Globes, &et a Museum of Natural History; a Cabinet' of Minerals and Shells; furnish unusual facilities for acquiring a practical knowledge of the different branches of Seienee. Two new Pianos have been purchased in ad dition to those already in the Institute. The course of Study is of an elevated charac ter, and more comprehensive, than that of most female institutions of the highest reputation. The PRNCIPAL devotes the whole of his time 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 cabh. 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 each Session. Uunusual facilities are given for a thorough Musical Education. In addition to other improvements, which are now in progress, a large covered playground, for exercise in wvet weather, and a gymnasium, are to be creeted. Circulars containing a list of expenses, course of studies and other particulars. will be sent free of postage, to those who apply for them. N..LI. GRIFFIN. EDMUND PENN, g S. F. GOODE, R. T. MIMS. . July 17 if 26 New Goods! T fE Subscribers respectfully inform the pub lie, that they are daily receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of Goods, consisting in part of the following articles: SUGAR. COFFEE. MOLASSES. BACON. LARD. MACKEREL, CANDLES, SOAP, PICKLES. SEGARS, TOBAC CO, FLOUR, CANDY, #c. -Also BRANDY, GIN, WHISKEY, RUM & WION, of all kinds. -Also Hts, Caps. Boots, Shoes, Saddles and Blankets, Crockery of all kinds, Prints, Homespun, Osna burgs, striped and plain, Ginghams, Linen, Al nacea, Tweeds, Kerseys, Cashenere and various other articles too tedious to enumerate, all of which they are determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. Call anld see-we will take pleasure in show ing you our Goods. MATHENY & BEWLY. lUamburg, Sept. 18, Im3 36 FOR SALE! T AT valuable PLANTATION, containing one thousand and sixty acres, belonging to M'rs. Sophtia and 31. L. B3onhlam, and situate on Richland Creek, near It. Willing, in Edgefield District. There are on the place two good settlements, (having eacht a good two story Dwelling witht other necessary out buildings,)-a Gin-house, Gin and Serew, and a well of good water. Richland Creek runs through the trees, giving to the traot .75 or 100 acres of bottom lamid. A bout 400 acres are under good fence and in a hIgh state of cultivation, and near half of the whole tract is well timbered with oak and pine. It is 22 miles from the Rlail Road at Nei-berry Court House. The plantation can be advantageously divided into two equal tracts with a good settlement on each, or into thtrec tracts-the third having a ine site for a residence, withi a good spring near by. and will be so divided to suit purchasers. ~For terms, apply to Mr. Jamnes bliniek who has charge of the place, or to M. IL. Bonham or Col. 8. Christie, at Edgefield C. H. Mr. Miniek will show the place to those who may desire to purchase. Notice. F~OUR MILES of the flamburg and Edge Iield Plank Road being CO31PLETED. is now opened for the use of the Public. RATES OF TOLL. Wagons drawn by 4 or more horses,..5eo pr mile d1o do "2S do ..3e " " do or Carts drawn by one do .. 2c " " Carriages. &c., drawnt by two do . .e " " horseback Travellers...........1 " " UI. A.'KENRlICK, President. Hamburg, May 22, 18->1. tf 19 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. Tusa Subscriber ofeirs for sale htis se HOUSE and LOT at Liberty Hill. S On the premises arc a large Dwell - ing House, with all necessary out buildings, a good Gardent and Ten Acres of bet tomi and. Also a well arranged Store House, and Physician's Oflice. Terms will be reasonable. Apply to the Sub scriber on the premises. JOHIN ANDERSON. Liberty Hill, S. C., July 5, 1851 tf 30 .Bagging and Rope. 25 Bales GUNNY BAGGING, 200 Pieces Dundee Bagging, 75 Coils, e inch Kentucky Rope. For sale by A. BURNSIDE. Hamburg, Feb 13 tf 2 Notice IS hereby given that application will be made Ito the Legislature at its next session for a charter to declare Shaw's Creek a public high way as far up as to the first Shoal. Augi3 t 33 Notice I s HEREBY given that application will be made at the next Session of the L~egislature fr the renewal of the Charter of the Ferry on Savannah River, three miles below Augusta, known as the Sand Bar or Wallvham Ferry. ELIZ. R. 'WHATLY. Au 3m 29 Notice. APPLICATION will be made to the next Legilature, for a Public Road, commen cing at or near Elbert Devore's, on the Scott's Ferry Road, via Mountain Creek Church-from thence to Good Hope Church, or through that neighborhood-from thence to Mt. Enon, and thence by M. W. Chary's, and then intersect the Higgins' Ferry Road at Mrs. Martha Abacy's, about one and a half miles fronm said Ferry. August 21 tf 31 Notice IS HEREBY given that application will bo Imade at the ,next session of the Legislature, to discontine the Old Charleston Road from the fork of that Road and the Island Ford Road near Maj. Z. W. Carwile's, to the plantation of N. L. Griffin, Esq., and for opening a new public Road from the residence of H. lR. Hill by J. Cres well's to intersect the Charleston Read at a branch on the plantation of N. L. Griffin, at the point where it is proposed to diseontinue tite Charleston Road. nSept1 3m 3