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Bethany Academy. T HIS Institution, situated at Camp Butler, one mile from Liberty Hill, Edgefield Dis trict, will be opened for the reception of Stu dents on the first Monday of January 1852. - Mr. GeoRGE GALPInIN, whose energy and ability in the discharge of the duties of his pro fession we can very confidently recommend, having employed him for six years, will continue Rector of the Academy. The Trustees pledge themselves to put down and keep down all places of dissipation and vi cious resort in the neighbourhood of the Acad emy. In introducing our Academy to public notice, we flatter ourselves that we are offering induce nents-in Instructor-in means of instruction, and in accommodation for students, worthy of public patronage. Tuition, Cours6 of Studies, &c. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Orthography, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, and Primary Geography, with use- of Maps. Children under ten years of age, per Session of 5 months .........................$ 00 Youths over ten years,................ 8.00 ENGLISH COLRSE-Two CLASSES. First Class.-Geography and History, Ancient and Modern, English Grammar and Rhetoric, Arithmetic and Introduction to Algebra, per Session.......................... 810 00 Second Chiss.-Logic, Mathematics and Physical Sciences,............. ... 12 00 CLASSIGAL COURSE. Embraces all the studies necessary for admissimn into the Junior CIass of theS. C. College, 15 00 The Student is charged from the date of en trance to end of the Session. No deductions for lost time, unless caused by sickness of at least one week's duration. Board-every thing found, except lights-ean be readily obtained in respectable families con venient to the Academy at seven dollars per Month. Board of Trustees. A. T. TRAYLOR, President. J. C. TALBERT, Vice-President. Capt. W. TiARRISON, L. A. Bnooxs, Esq. Maj. W. TiImaERMAN, A. RPF.VOLDS, Esq. ROsT. ANDERSON, Esq. DANIEL NMrNon, Esq. W. F. Wix.v, Esq., Geo. GALIU.N. Dec 11 6t 47 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Whitfield Brooks and others, Vs. Partition. Max. LaBorde and others. ' OTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an Order from the Court of Equity in this ease, I shall sell at Edgefield Court House on the First Monday in J:muarv next, the following real estatte of Mrs. Mar'y Carroll, dee'd., situated in Edgefield District, to wit: One tract of land co'ntaining seventy-four acres, more or less. lying on Ttrkey Creek, having a valuable Grist Mlill thereon, adjoin lands of Guy Drimadwater, of the estate of John Wash, dee'd., C. W. Cochran, dee'd., and others. Also, mn other tract of land, near to the village of Edgefield. lying on Charles' Branch. containing forty-five acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of F. V. Pickens, W. F. Durisne and others. TERMs oF SALE.-A eredit of one and two years, exceept as to so much thereof as wvill defrayv the costs c~f the suit, which are to be paid in cash. The pturchase money to be secured by bonds or notes with adequate personal sureties. * . *S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D. Comm'rs 01licc, Dee 6, 1851l.. Dee 6 5te 47 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Joel C. Roper and othlers, vs. Partition. Benj. Roper and others.. T~OTICE is htereby given that by virtue of an Order frmom time Court of Eqtuity inI this ease, I shmall sell 01n the premises, on Monday the 29th day of December inst., tile following real estate of tile late Joel Roper, sen'r., dee'd., viz : The tract of hmnd whereon he resided at the time of~ his deathI, containing five huni dred acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Caleb Taliey, Malachmi Brunson, D. D. Bran son anid others, situated on the Martintown Road on the waters oft Beaver Dam Creek.. Said Land wvili be sold on a credit of one and two y-ears, .eept as to so muchl as will pay the cost, to be paid in cash. The Pturchase money to be secured by bond and atmple persnal seculrities. S. S. TOMI'PKINS, C. E. E. D. Comnm'rs. Ofiee, Dec. 6, 1851. Dec 6 4te 47 STATE OF SOUTH CARiOLINA EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQT.lTY. Agness WV Quarles, ~ tiiu vs...atiin Sarah B. Quarles, and others. NTOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of Lan ord-r from the Court of Equity ini this ease, I shall sell at Edgeflid Court House on the first Monday in January next, the followving real estate of Richard P. Quarles, deceamsed, viz: One tracet of land containing three hlundred arnd eightv-five aicres, more or less, situated in the Statre atforesaid, and partly in Edgefield, and partly in A bbeville District, bounded by lands of C. WV. Mantz, John Timmnerman, and o-hers. Terms to be made known on day of sale. S. S. TOM1PKINS, C. E. E. D. Commn'rs Oflic, Dec. 5 3t 47 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT: IN ORDINARY. B Y JOHN HIILL,Esq., Ordinary of Edge field District. Whereas, D. A. J. Bell. hath applied to me for Letters of Adininistration, on all and singular the goods and chattles, rights and credits of J. A. Bell, late of the District, aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish .all and singulatr, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at our next Ordina:ry's Court for the said Dis .trict, to be holden at Edgefield Court House on the 22nd day of December inst., to show .causc, if any, why the said administrationi should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this the 6th day of Dee. in the year of our Lord tone thoutsand eight httndred and fift y-one, and in the seventy-sixth year of American Indepen dence.OHN HILL, 0. E. D. Dec 11 2L 47 To Merchants. A YOUNG M AN is desirous of obtaining situation in a Store, either to take eharge or otherwise. Can give good references as't respectability, &c. WriteB a good band and it a good accotuntant. A moderate salary required. Address J. J. M., at the Office of -thIs paper N~ov. 27 3t 4 COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE F01 YOUNG LADIS REV. CHARLES A. RAYMOND, Principal. of T H E. Second Session w4P commence on the 9th of January 1852. The Trustees congratulate themselves, their friends and the public, on what they now con sider the permanent establishment of an institu tion of learning of so high a character in their District. The benefits which their own children, with others, have experienced during the past Session, enables them with the greater confi dence, to recommend the Institution to the pat ronnae of the community. The School was opened on the 18th of Sep tember last, with thirty-one Pupils, and has since been gradually increasing. It is confident ly expected that the number in attendance will be greatly increased during the next Session. The Institute building now contains seven rooms, all of which have been built, and are usd, for purposes of Instruction. A fine apparatus; a large collection of Maps; Anatomical Charts, Globes, &c; a IMuseum of Natural History; a Cabinet of Minerals and Shells; furnish unusual facilities for acquiring a practical knowledge of the differeut branches of Science. The course of Study is of an elevated ebarac ter, and more comprehensive, than that of most female institutions of the highest reputation. The PRICIeAL devotes the whole of his time to the super .ision and instruction of the various classes. The Assistants are experienced in their diffe rent Departments, and those only of known sue cess in teaching are employed. The Academical year is divided into Sessions of 14 weeks ecch. It is of great importance that the student be present at the commence ment of the Session. The Classes are then formed, and a few weeks delay may affect the standing of the pupil throughout the year. r~xpenses. For Tuition in the Primary Department, 1st Di vision, per Session,............$5 00 " Tuition in the Primary Department, 2nd Division,.................... 7 00 " Tuition in the Academic Department, 12 00 " " " Collegiate " 15 00 Lessons'on the Piano and use of Instrum'nt 18 00 Modern Languages. each,............ 8 00 Drawing and Sketching from Nature,. 8 00 Painting in Oils, Portrait and Landscape, 15 00 Use of A pparatus.................... 2 00 Fuel and care ofBuildings,............ 50 Good Boarding can be obtained in the Vil lage including lights, washing, fuel, &c., at (per month)............ 10 00 Pupils entering near the middle or close of of the Sestion, are charged from the time of entrance to the end of the Session. No dedue tiun for absence, or other causes, but at the dis cretion of the Principal. All bills for Tuition, &c., are payable at the close of each Session. Books, Stationary and Music, can be obtained in the Village at reasonable prices. DU00A1L ZP ARTNEN.1 The Department of Music is under the super vision of one of the most accurate and accom- w I plished teachers in the State; and it is believed sol that unusual- facilities are afforded fur acquiring a thorough knowledge of this difficult sciencec. In addition to regular private lessons, the pupils in this department are divided into classes, and taught on the plan of Pestalozzi. They devote much time to exercises, adapted to train the ear. and the voice, arid to impart an I easy and brilliant execution. * T If they pursue the prescribed course of musi cal instruction, they acquire the art of reading T music wiith facility. They are required to be regular and systemat ic in practising daily at the Institute. . A The training and cultivation or the voice, thu receive an .unusual degree of attention. The science of Elocution is here applied, in develop- l~ ing the voice for singing, with great efe'ct. - The Institution has been almost wveekly visited by a large number of the ladies and gentlemen of our village, who have invariably expressed the hiighest degree of satisfaction, at what they have heard and seen of the proficiency of theA Pupils and the arrangement of the Institute. f And the Trustees have only to add in conclu. ean sion, that while in their opinion. there are many Oi" insitutions of learning deservedly popular in our P. State, yet there are none which can furnish So greater or more substantial advantages to young 9ju Ladies than that under the charge of Mr. RAY-A MOND. N. L'. GRtTFFDT. L EDMUND) PENN, 9 S. F. GOOD)E E RI. T. MIMS. Edgefield C. H., Dec. 4 1851. tf 46 - A lMoffatsville Academy, I HIE exercises of this Institution will he rc sumred the second Monday in January, cot 1851, under the supervision of Rev. J1ont S. ne PREssLY. The scholastic year wvill consist o ten months. d This A cadeiny is located near the main Roadda leading from A nderson C. 11., to Lowndesville, T in Abbeville District, sixteen miles from the for- Or tner and nine from the latter. Rates of Tu-ition. T Common branches of English Education, per annum,........................ $9 00 Including the above, with English Gram mar and Geography,.............12 00 Latin, Greek, and Math~ematics,m....20 00 .n Trustees. Rev. J. C. CiriLEas, Wa:. SusaRARB, ph Wut. Uterrru, Jons BL~ACK, thi KELLY SULLivAN, ELIAn WILLrAMS, all D)r. J. HI. RaiD, F. A. YouNG. de Decc2 4t 46l Notice. T HE Estate of W. W. Waling decased, c .being derelict, I shall proceed to hire at John A. Hlouston's Hotel, in Hamburg, on Tuesday, the 30th day of Decemiber, seven or eight Likly Young Negro Fellows. One of the number a "good Bricklayer, a good Wagoner and .Briek Moulders and Burnecrs, and, perhaps, some Women, Girls and Boys, for the year 1832. - Furthier particulars made known on the day of hircing. JOhN HILL. Admo'r., With the Will annexed. Dee4 ~ 4t 46 Notice. ft W ILL be sold, by the consent of parties, on fu Monday, the 22d day of December next, at the late residence of Mrs. Sarah Miles, dee'd.. ett all the personal property of said deceased, con sisting of;s THIR TEEN LiKELY NEGROES,h U Stock of Horses and Cattle, and half of the present Crop of Corn, Household and Kitehen Furniture, with other articles not numerated. Terms made knowu on the day of sale. LEWIS- J. MILES. De 43t 46 Notice. o A LL persons indebted to the estate of Daniel n Bouknight, dee'd., will please make pay ment, as wve wish to make a settlement of the oi estate by the first of January. The notes and accounts, are in the hands of w R. B. Boukuight. Those having demands, will present them to him for payment. ni WMl.-BOUKNIGHT, e R. B. BOUKNIGHT. Ex'o0.. Den 4 3% 46 *GREAT T HE Sufrqribers are now receiving direct the LARGEST and BEST ASSORT3 COMBS, BUTTONS, PINS, NJ KNIVES, TH Together with a large an elegant Stock < SUSPENDERS, PURSES, BEAT Gold and Silver Pencils an AL LOORING GMASE Df every style and pattern, together with a ft School 'and Miscellaneous g: Owing to the great scarcity of mon Lermined to sell Goods this season lower than gf Merchants from the country will pl Augusta, Ga., Nov. 26, 6m LOOK A' CHEAP DI WILLIAM AUGUS B EING DESTROUS of redneing his LA GOODS; before the first of January, he Greatly Red ks he is determined to sell very low, he woul o give him a call. Among them are many R Rich Fi-ured Broende and Plaid SILE Plain, Blaek and Colored SILKS, CASHMERES, DE LATNES and P0 French -and -English MERINOS and A Chrystal Palnce DRESSES, new style Embroidered Merino and Rich Figured Rich TARTAN PLATDS for Dresses, A large assortment of MANTILLAS, -A L CLOTHS, .CASSIMERES, Kentucky Jeans, Shil FLANNELS, NEGRO CLOTHE 'ogether with a full assortment of all kinds I November 22, 1851, Rich French Embroideries, LND LADIES' DRESS GOODS. SNOWDEN & SHEAR, -AUGUSTA, GA. AVE received a beautiful assortment of 1-1 French Embroideries and Ladies'.Dress goods, among which are Ladies' Embriidered Chimasetts, with Collars d Undersleeves. L.es' Embroidered Frilled Muslin Collars, f new and beautiful styles; Ladies' Embroidered French Lawn Handker hiefs, of elegantfstyles; Silk and Cotton Illusion Laces, and White rapes, for Ladies' Evening Dresses; Rich plaid Spun Silks, a beautiful article for atdies' and M isse Dresses ; Lupin's plain French Mierinos and DeLaines, ia great variety colors; ; amr o Rich pr.inta ,r 4.ine. and Owmrs o adies' D)rescs; Rich black Blrobade and fancy plaid Silks ; Superior plain White Satin, for Ladies D)resses Ladies' Rich Velvet Cloaks and Mlantillas ; do Silk Matillas (some at very low prices do whtite, blali. and col'd Crape Shaws; do Scotch and Bay State plaid Shawls, of eautiful styles ; Fancy and Mlode Colored Thibet Wool Shawls, ith heavy silk Fringe ; Ladies''white and black Lace, and black Love Superior black Alpaeas and black hierinos'; Lupin's superior black B~ombazines, and black |ballys ; With a variety of other articles suitable for he present season, to which they respectfully avite the attention of the public. Dec4 tf 46 FEIELD BEAT 001%PANYT, Attention l OU arc hiereby commanded to be and ap pear at your regular Parade Ground, on lie second Saturday in D)ecember tiext, armed d equiped as the law directs, for Drill and nstuetioni.. An Election for First and Second Lieutenants, o till the vacancy occasioned by the resignation .JonN C. LovEL.Ess and CI.AaK SIMKI~s, will eo held on the sanme day. By order of Capt. J.. C. LOVELESS, LE.~IUEL COaLEr, 0. S. Nov 27 St45 Not ice. TD. TIB3BETTS will hereaftei sell .QBOTS and SHOES, at the. fol lowing pri~for C A SH O NL Y: Fine Water Pr pots,...........$9 00 Fine Pumap Bo,--.-----... 8 00 Fine Welted do.......... ....... 00 Men's fine Pump Shoes,.......... 3 75 do *do Welted do........ ....3 0 dd Kip do do ............2 00 Ladies Calf Shoes,................1 75 do do llootes,............. 2 00 Jahmay ij 1851. tf 1 House Painting !! HE Subscriber respectfully offers his servi es as a HOUSE PAINTER, to the citi cns of Edlgeield. He -will contract to Paint louses, (both inside and out) and all other Painting in its various branches, on as reasona le terms hs the times will admit of, and in a vorkmanlike manner. A ny one ~whiing toen nge his services will please address their let crs to the undersigned, at Graniteville. EUGENE B. BELL. D4t 40 Window Glass anid Putty. O1 BOXE~S WINDOW GLASS, just re JUeived direct from the Manufactory. If o vish to replace the Glass that have been bro ben out of your windows, now is the time to do it, and this is the place to get Glass and Putty. For sale cheap by (G. L~. PENN, AGENT. Dc4 tf . 46 Nails. [\ KEGS, assorted sizes, just received and QUin St ore. which were purchased unsually low, and are offered for sale at a small advance, y G. L. PENN, AGEN'r. De4 if 46 To Let OR the ensuing year, a small COTITAGE, now aceupied by Mr. R. SEAT. E. J. MIMS. De4 if 46 Notice. ALL persons indebted to the Estate of D. C. Smyhy, dee'd., are requested to make im mediate payment and those having demands will present them duly attested. J. C. SMYLY, Adm'r. NQr 6 ifA 42 More New Goods. AUGUSTA, GA., S receiving a very large assortment of FAN . CY AND STAPLE GOODS, which ere laid in since the late reduetion in the prices Goods generally, and are offered at a mode te advance. Among which will be found f Changeable Glace Silks. Black Gros de Rhine, various widths and pri ees. Striped Changeable Silks. Changeable Gros de Afriqdie. Chine Silks. Armure do. Brocade do. Black Satin do Chine. Rich Plaid Silks. Black Levantine Silks. Super rich Figured Silks, black and fancy colors. Plaid Silk Poplin. Black Silk Velvet. Real French Bonibazines. Silk Mantillas. Black Italian Crape. Do. do. do. for veils. Extra fine Black Alpacas. Assorted colors do. Sup. Black Mohair Lustre. Do. do. Canton Cloth. Fancy Cashmeres and De Laines. All Wool do. do. Cherry, Pink, Maroon and Blue plain De Laines. Rich Persian Cloth, for Ladies' dresses. French Merinos and Cashmeres. Fancy Prints, in great variety of styles. Furniture do. do. do. do. Real English Prints, some suitable for laid work. 1-4 Bordered and rich Figured Turkey Red Prints. Low priced and sup. Welch Flannels. Real Welch and Saxony do. 1-4 pure Irish Linens, some very fine. 1-4 Slate and Brown Linens. Low priced and ex.tra fine Bird's Eye Diaper. 3-4, 9-4, 10-4 rich Figured Damask do. roweling, of various kinds. Linen Towels, with colored borders. Plain and Dotted Swiss Muslins. ansook and 'Mull do. Dambries, Jaconets and Bishops' Lawn. [inen Bobinet Insertings and Edgings. ;colloped and Inserting Trimmings. 'rimnmings, for dresses. ich Needle Worked Collars. Do. do. do. Standing Collars. Low priced and extra fine Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs. kourning Linen Cambric lenkerchiefs. aotton Fringes. -ent's Cotton and Mierino Nett Shirts. Scw York Mill Shirtings, and other kinds. 12-4 Linen and Cotton Sheetings.' -4 and 12-4 Crump Carpeting. Rich Piano and Table Covers. ilk, law Silk, Merino and Cotton Hosiery. oys' and Misses Worsted and Cotton do. Very fine Gauze Flannel. 3reen and Yellow do. Plaid and Plain Linseys. kpron Checks and Bed Ticking. [Jnblenehed Diaper and Table Cloths. Very fine Marseilles Skirts. l'ogether with many other articles, all of ich will prove to be such as represented when 1. Nov. 27 3t 45 .adies' Cloaks & Mantillas. SNOWDEN & SHEAR, AUGUSTA, GA. AVE just received a supply of Ladies' iVel vet and Silk CLOAKS and MAN LLAS, or rieb and splendid styles. Also, Ladies' Mourning and .Mlisscs' MAN LAAS, - -_ lichm printed DELA INES.at very low prices ~adies' Long White Kid GLOVES, d a great variety of other articles suitable for present season. To all of which they res tully invite the attention of the Ladies. ~ov26 tf 45 Edgefield Male Academy, TEACHER WVANTED. TEA CHER ins wvanted to take charge of Lte Edgefield Mlale Acadenmy. Th~e appli t must be a TEACIlER by PRO0FESSION; who has experience in his business, and amn qualified for preparing young menm for the th Carolina College. To a man of suitable iliications, the place offers many inducements. dress thme Trustees. N. L. GRIFFIN,.. 1 JOIIN LIPSCOMB, I JOllN BAUS'KETT, ( 7 Nov 28 tf 45 uderson Female Academy. 'lIE Exercises of this Institution, under the charge of the Rev. Jlons .U. CAnuLsLF., will nmenee on the second Mlonday in January ;t. The Academical veair will be divided into s'sessons. The first to begin thme second mday in January-the second the first Mon in July. :RMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. thography, Reading, and Definitions, Writinig, Arithmetic and Geography tommenced,... ......;........$6 00i e above continued, with English Gramn mar; and Composition, Anicient and Nodern History, Ancient Geography. 8 00 tin, Greek, Mlathematics, Rhetoric and Logie,.....................15 00 sidental Expenses,................. 50 l'he imost approved Text Books will be omn >yed, and every endeavor used on the part of Principal to impart thorough instruction in the Depitmnents, as wecll as to prepare stu nts for College; Students can entei- at :iny tune and will be arged to the cnd of the session ; bu~t no de etion will be made after entering, unless in s of sickness. Board of Trusteesa Hon. J. N. WVHlITNER, Chairman. B. F. CRAY TON, Secretary and Treasurer. H~on. Jas. L. Orr, iHon. A . Evi..i, J. P. Season, | S. M. Wilkes, Elijah Webb, 1 L. A. Osborne, Dr. A. P. Catem', |J. W. Uarrison. Anderson C. HI., Nov. 27 m~m 45 To the Public. T the Prather place, one mile from the Sa vannah river and five miles above Peters rgh. nexL. year I will open Schools, male and ale. The locality is well watered and health Sholastic year, two sessions of five months oh. First session beginning 16th January. Torriox.-3 classes: 1st class $7 50. per sea m, 2d elass $7 50, 8d class $20 00. uic, separate, for two sessions...$40 00 se of Piano each month..... .. 50 inimum price of tuition per school year 15 00 aximum with music combined....60 00 S " Use of Piano......... 5 00 oard (candles excepted) per month... 10 00 Upon reasonable terms board can be had in let funilies convenient to schools. Number female pupils will be limited, but males will >t. Assistants will be employed to suit the unber of scholars. Professor RoECliss will give lessons in music Piana and Melodeon. Professor FARINEIBRN upon every instrument, id and string. The Principal will labor hard to discharge his any and trying duties, in giving instruction and forcing a high toned discipline. J. W. JONE,S Principal. Ne= Ma,-lent Nov. 13 m'lm 45 SALE!! 'rom Manufacturers, both North and South, [ENT of -EDLES, RAZORS, SCISSORS' IMBLES &c. of IS, WALLETS, PORT-MONIES, I Pens, Spectacles, &c., &c. SO . AIND MIRRORS, ill and cheap Stock of Books, Paper, Ink, &c., &c. y in the country, the Subscribers are deter any House in Ciarleston or Ananosta. ease call and exnmine for themselves. DUNHAM & BLAKELY. 45 l' THIS! fY GOODS. I. CRANE, I'A, GA. RGE STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER will sell them at uced Prices. i respectfully invite persons visiting the City ICH DRESS GOODS, as follows: S, PLTNS, LPACCAS, Oriental DRESSES, CLOAKS, Cashmere and Plaid SHAWLS P 0 &ATINETS, TWEEDS, tings and Sheetings, , BLANEETS, kc., &c., &c. ry Goods, very cheap. 3t 45 Fresh Supplies. JUST Received aud now opened the follow ing articles in the Grocery Department, 1 Bbl. very choice Smoked Bleef llama, 1 " " " Beef Tongues, 2 Ferkins Fresh Goshen Butter, yellow as gold 20 Boxes Choice Goshen Cheese, 1 Chest fine flavored Black Tea, 1 " " Green Tea, 2 B1ls. Superior Cider Vinegar, 10 Boxes Pale Brown and Salt Water Soap, 4 " Superior Pearl Starch, 1 Tierce best new Rice, . " Small Rice, 24 lbs to the dollar, Boxes Adamantine Candles, Sperm " Tallow" 3 hbi Double Refined Crushed Sugar, 6 Boxes Layer Raisins, 1 Box Citron. 1 Box Macearoni,4 amd various other articles, all of which have be~en purchas~ed with CAsn, consequently they can and will be sold at the lowest market rates. If you do not call and price these articles and avail yourself of the bargains offered, yqu muist1 not blame me for it. G. L,. PENN, AGEN. Nov 26 tf 45 Fresh Drugs. R? ECETVING and now opening a fine addi .Ltional assortmenit Fresh and Genuine, care fully selected, Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Powders, &c., for sale by .G. L. PENN, AoENT. Nov 27 tf 45 Mustard. TUST Received 12 Doz Boxes, ehfoice Mus titard. It is warranted to be of superior quali ty. Try it. For sale-by G. L. PENN, AGRN-r. Nov 37 tf 45 Notice ! O~WTNG to the high price of provisiosis thte Jflloing terms of Boarding will be requir ed at the SP.\NN HIOTEf4, for the next year, commencirig from date. Board of Horses pei' single feed - - O0 37 "" " niotnth - - 15 00 " of Persons, the samne as hieretofore. This House will be kept with the best order and decency, so as to give satisfaction to Ladies atnd Gentlemen. THE PROPRIETOR. Nov 20 tf 44 Notice. Y irtu of a power of Attorney fr'om La fayette B. Wever, I am authorized to make sale of his Estate, real and personal. The Real Estate consists of a tract of 476 acres, on Shaw's Creek, whereon are a good Saw aiid Grist Mill in fine repair, and suitable improvements. The lands may be seen by ap plication either to John R. W~ever or Milledge B. Wevcr, near the place. The personal estate consists of titree or four likely negroes. Thue whole will be sold privately ; and if not sold1 in that way, will be sold at public outcry on the first Monday in Jatnuary next, at Edgefield Court House. Terms easy and made known on the day of sale. PICKENS B. WEVER. Oct. 27, eowv5t 41 South'rn Water Cure Institute LOCATED AT MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. I TS magnitude being recently enlhrged is now capable of aceconmmodating TWO IIUN D)RED AND) FIFTY (250) persons. The pro per appointmnents of this Institution render it most attractive to rInvalids who may be forced to seek redemption from disease. T. CARLTON COYLE, M. D. May 28, 1851. ly 19 Mackerel. JUST received a large lot of No. 1, 2 and 3 ACEREL, in Kits and half Barrels, and for sale by S. E. BOWERS. Hamburg, Oct 15 tf 30 Notice. PERSONS indebted to the Subscribei- are re .Jquested to ntake immediate payment to Mr. Johati Middleton, as longer indulgence catinot be given. G. TENNENT. Nov 18 3m '44 Notice. ALL Persons indebted to the estate of Charles .LCarson, dee'd , are requested to make pay ment forthwith, and those having demands against said estate, will please present them im mediately, as I desire to settle up the estate. JAS. EIDSON, Adm'r. wnv2 on 4 NEW FAMILY GROCERY! T HE Undersigned-having formed a Co-Part nership for the purpose of conducting a General Family Grocery Business, in the Village of Edgefield, in the Store House South side of Mr. B. C. Bans's Store, respect fully invite their friends and the public generally to give them a call. Their Stock consists iw part, of the following articles: Porto Rico Sugar, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Clarified " Cinnamon and Cloves Crushed " whole and ground, Pulverized " Mace and Nutmegs, Loaf White and Blue Starch, Laguira Coffee, Turpentine Soap, Java " Soda " Jamaica " Colgate's Family Soap, Rio " Shaving Black, Rysen, Gunpow- Variety of Fancy " der and Imperial Teas Casteel Refined SyrupMolasses Sand Balls " West india " Segars and Tobacco, New Orleans " Byas' London Porter, Buckwheat Flour, Scotch Ale, Baltimore " Adamantine Candlea, do Cured Hums. Spe'm " Pig Hams cured this fall Tallow Lard, first quality, Xinter str'd Lamp Oil, Pickled Beef and Pork, White Wine, clarified, Dried " and Cider Vinegar, Smoked Tongues, Assorted Candies, Mackerel, No 1, 2, 3, Bananas, Pine Apples, " in Kitts, Oranges, Lemonx, Salmon(d " Apples, fresh Raisins, Pickled Shad, Prunes, Currents, Dried Cod Fish, Citron and Cranberries, Fresh Clams, Soft shell Almonds, Lobsters and Sardines, Brazil Nuts, Fresh Rice, new crop English Walnuts, Table and Sack Salt, Filberts, Goshen Butter, Walnut and Tomatto Cheese, * Sauce, rish Potatoes, Pepper Sauce, White Beans, American Pickles, Soda Biscuit, London " Butter Crackers, Brass Round Bucketts, Sweet Crackers, Painted " Wine " " Tubs, Babbett's Yeast Powd'r Keelers and Brooms. Added to the above is a splendid assortment ef Cordials, Syrups, Brandy Fruits, Wines and Liquors, All of which will be sold on the most reasona ble terms for CASH! As we intend doing Business exclusively for DABn, we feel warranted in saying to those who may favour us with a call, that we can do as well br them as can be done anywhere else. HOLLINGSWORTH & NICHOLAS. November 6, tf 42 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. William B. Dorn, TOS. Richard Griffin and Injunctiofts, 4-c. Lewis C. Parks. [T appearing to my satisfaction, that the defendants, Richard Griffin and Lewis C. arks, are absent from and reside beyond the imits of the State. On motion of Perrin nd McGowan, plaintiff's solicitor, it is or lered that they do plead, atiswer or demur, o the plaintiff's bill, within three months rom the publication hereof, or the said bill vill be taken pro confesso as against them. S. S. TOMPKINS, c. z. D. D. Comm's. Office, Oct. 7, 1851. Oct. 9 3m 88 Land for' Sale ! H1 lE Subeeribers offers at private sale, the 3.tract of land whereon he. now resides, ontaining three hundred acres, of which there Sabout one hundred acres in woods, the bal nec in a thorough state of cultivation. Also, another tract containing five hundred nd twenty-three acres, lying on the Anderson load, near Good Trope Church, which consists ntirely of woodland Land. GEORGE REAMS. Decc4 tt 48 Final Noticea H'FOSE indebted to the Estate of A. E. Ada Idison, de'di., either by note or open tic nunt, may settle with tihe $ubscribers by the 15th of January next, aftet- that, the business nIl be transferred to the hands of an officer. G. A. ADDISON, ,x' E. J. MIMS. Eors. Dec 4 fit 46 Take Warning! T HE subscribei- hereby notifies all persons indebted to him, of to Mrs. R. Blaloek, ,ither by note or open account, to make payment ,y thei 1.5th of February next, as longer indul rnce cannot be given. Those who fail to do his, willifind their notes or accounts placed in he hands of Mr. Oriffhl for collection. P. R. BAOK Nov. 27, 1851 12t 45 Notice. 3 TRAYED from the Subscriber, on the 15th KJof A pril last, one OX, low in height, heavy uilt, red and whlite colored, with both horns tawed off. Also, a good Saddle was taken from my 1-ar ess Room, the first riaturday or Sunday night of this month. Any information of either, will be thankfully received. JOHN KIRKSEY. Pottersville, Nov. 27 2t 45 Lard, Bacon and Hanms. T HIE Subscriber has in Store a lot of superior HAMS, BACON AND L.ARD, and will iontinue to receive through the season a supply to meet the wants of his customels. He respect rully requests all who m*1y conte to the Village to purel ae the above articles, to give him a call before hb ying elsewhere. G. t. PENN, AoaET. July 4 tf 27 Wine and Cider Vinegar. JUST Received 300 Gallons Choice WINE t and CIDER VINEGAR, for sale cheap by G. L. PENN, Agent. Oct 30 tf 41 Notice. A S I DESIRE to devote my attention to the -i practice of Law, exclusively, I will sell my house (SPANN HOTEL) upon a credit of four years, with interest-or rent it upon cheap terms to a good tenant. HI. R. SPANN. Nov'13 tf 43 Notice. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Lewis Collins, dee'd., are requested to make im mediate payment, and those having demands againsti the same to present them properly at tested. J. A. COLLINS, Adnm'r. Oct.30 tf 41 Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's S a r s a p a r I U U a . JUST Received 6 dozen of Old Dr. Jacob tTownsend's originaleconipounad Syrup of Sar saparilla, and for sale at the Drug and Chemical Store of A. G. TEAGUE. . My 1,1850 tf 15 Notice. ALL those having demands against the Estate Aof Abner V. White, deceased,arere~quested to present them, properly attestcd,and those in debted to make piiyment. iJOHN IIILL, Adm. April 2n_ tf. 15 AGNEW, FisiER & Co. NEWBERRY C. A., .' C. Direct Importers of Dry Good, Hardware, Grocerfes, &c. H AVEmade large and extensive additions to terStock of Goods. They are dilyre ceiving and will continue to receive t1ioughest the season, Silks of every variety, Poplins, elegantly.figured, I Plain and' rich figd Cashmeres and DeLanos, Watered Alpaceas and Merino-Goods. Also, the new and popular Cashmere Shawls and Mantles. Flannels in all colors.-Together with 1000 All Wool Shawli, Cloths, Cassiniers, Tweeds-and Vestings, A great variety of-Goodsuitbre for Negro Clothi.3g, Rose and-Negro Blankets, of Frensh, Eng lish and American.Mnufacture, A very large Stock of Bleached nd Un bleached Domestfes, Linen Sheetings and. Shirting,, by the piece or yard, very cheap, Bird Eye and Huok Diaper, do Damask Table Cloths and Napkins, Also, a large and superior Stock of Hosiery, for ladies and children, Gentlemens, under Shirtaand Pants ofLnb Wool Gents' do.' Silk and Merino --A L SO A large and complete assortment of Carpets, Druggets, Rugs, Oil Cloths &e., together with a great many articles that can not be named in an advertisement, all 'of which we are determined to sell at LowaN Pat cEs than ever such articles were offered at,. this side of Charleston. We earnestly solicit an examination of our Stock and comparison of quality and prices, and we feel confident that we can make it the interest of purchaers to 've us a call. AGNE FISHER & CO. Newberry, Nov 22 6t 45 0T Abbevle Banner, copy six timee. VALUABLE PLAWATION FOR SALE. TIE Subscriber offers at private safe, the Plantation or tract of -land, belonging to' the estate of Mrs. blary Carroll, dec'd., situate Dn Cypher Creek, and adjoining landsfor Charles W. Cochran, Tandy Martin, the estate of Evan Morgan, dee'd., and others. The tretconsists of nine hundred and eighty six acres an a half. Upon it are a comfortable ramed Dwelling House, an excelent Gin-House nd Screw and Barn, with Stables and N Houses, all substantially built and in perfect repair. The terms of sale will be most acoommoda ing to Purebasers, and if desired, a credit of rour years will be given. For further particular. apply to J. P. CARROLL, Ez'or. And Agent of Devisees. Nov 13 6t 43 $40 Reward. HE above reward will be given for the ap prehension and delive in any convenient ail, of TWO NEGROES, te property of the ubscriber, a man and a woman. The man's name is AUST, vety dark com leted, has one of his upper front teeth out, five eet eight or ten inches high, and weighs near wo hundred pounds. The Woman's name is PHILLIS, opper col red, chunky, and about 22- years of age. The fellow ranaway abiout-two years ag, a as for nine months in Augusta, Ga., hirmng his ine to different persons. It -i prbbe he'Is A ow in-that place, as when last hadfrom,- he was making his way in that direction. Half the above 'reward will be given for the de ivery of either of the above negroes. JOHN A. EICHLEBERGER. an 30 tf 2 11-T The Augusta Constitutionialist twill copy ~rekly, until notified to the -contrary, and for ard account to this office. Notice. ALL persons are hereby foreorarned agaist L.trading for a note given by the Subscriber o J1. J. Hayze or beater, for Ten Dollars, ona the 8th day of September-last, as the consideration or which said note was given has failed, I am etermined to resist its payment. J1. MATHIAS *ONES. Nov. 20 3m 44 Notice. AL esns indebted to the estate of Mfrs. ATreacia Lwe, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment, and'all persons hating emands against said Estate, are also requested to present them according to law. HIENRtY ICE, Exer. July 10 6m 2 Notice. ALL those indebted to the estate of Josh ..Kilcrease, dee'd:, are reqdired toimake im mediate payment, and those having demands to plesent them properly attested. JOHN HELh Adm'r. August 28 ly 32 Notices A LL those having demands against thae estate of Caleb II. Mathews, deo's., are required to present them in the Ordinary's Offce, on the 6th day of Janiary next, as I desire eta-that day to close up the estate. THOS0. NICHOLLS, Adn'r. Notice. A LL Persons indebted to the datate of Mrs. C. Sarah Nixon, dedecased, wilt make Imme diate paynient, and those having detnatada against said estate will present them properly attested,as - we arc determined to settle writhout delay.* G. W. NIXON.. Ad-"* to. FELIX G. PARKS. ~ o. Oct. 16, 1851 tf 59 Notice. ALL persona indebted to the estate of J..A. .IPerrin, dec'd., are requested to make un. mediate payment, and. those having demands against sid estate*willpt-esent theknjproperly at tested. A. PERRIN, Adma'r. Oet. 6 6:n 38 Notiee. ALL peftons haig derhands against the Ee tate of Jacob Long, dee'd., will present themn duly attested, had those indebted will make immediate payment. J. A. EICHRTLRERGER. Jan tf- . 'Notice. T HOSE Hidebted. to the este -of, R. H. LNioholls, dee'd.,~l plIease make immedi. ate payment, and huis creitors wil render Is their claims forthw''tb. .H. 11. SPANN, Adm'r. ?4o.20 tf 4 Notice. A LL ns indebted to the Estate of Ellsa, ber, dec'd., are requested to makq Immediate payment, and those having demand. against said Estate will present them properly at, tested. A. J. R AMBO, Add'r. Auguaet7 6me 29 Wanted,. J. D. TIBBETIS.