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WeNgOOs to Hire! SKAj hire the. following Ne gres1blonging. to the Estate of John F. MAzrtin, dee', at, Edgefield Court House, on Thursdagltefi-st'day of January next. for the ensaige-,iz-One Negro man Bob, one nlegromati Isane.. one woman- Peggy and boy Mack, on air I Margaret. one girl Winney, one g1ir Fanaiy, one woman Edney and three Chil en, and boy Willis. - Those hire'n in the 1)istrict, will be required to give note and two approved securities, to fur nish the:Negroces with two suits of Clothes, two pair of Shoes, a Hat and Blanket, and pal the Tax for the year 1852. - Physieians bill, if any, paid by Estate. Should any one hire any of them, living out of the limits of the District or State, they will b required, in addition to the above. to give bond and approved security for the delivery of the property to the Adininistrator or-his Rep resentative on the 25th day of December-1852. JOHN IIILL, Administrator, With the Will annexed. Dec 18 3t 48 Executor Sale. BY Virtue of'an Order froim the Ordinary, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield Court Hlouse.at publi juiotioi,. on Monday the 5th day of .1anunrv--ext, the residue of the personal estate of Mrs.'Maiy Carroll, dee'd., viz; . 20 Shares of -the Stock Of6 Bnit~or t Hamburg, S. C.. and a .-LIKELY YOUNG WENC.H, in the nineteetith year of her ace, with her first ebild, an infant. Also, a prime mid able bodied Negro Fellow. W Tr.aMs OF SAL.-A credit of two years, with interest from the day of sale. The purchase money to be secured by bonds. or notes with two approved seceuitics. J. P. CARROLL, Ex'or. Des 18 St 48 Adninistrator's Sale. B Y Virtue of an Order from the Ordmary of SEdigefield District, I shall proceed to sell at the late residence of Mrs. Julia Ain Roper, dee'd., on MONDAY, the 29th December, all the persontl property of the said deceased, 'also of Joel Roper, Sr., dee'd., consisting of Eifteen Negroes, Horses, Ho v, Cows. Corn. Fodder, Plantation Tools, Wagon and Gear, Ox Cart and Oxen Hlonsehold and1 Kitchen Furniture, &c.' Terms of sale, made. known on the day of sale. D. D. DR UNSON, Adm'r. Dee II Ste 47 Administrator's Sale. B Y Virtue of an Order &n the Ordinary of Li)l gefield District, I sball proceed to sell on Friday, the 2nd day.of Januiary next, at the late residence oif C. W. Coelran, dee'd.,. all the personal property of said deceased,. con sisting of - EIGHT OR TEN NEGROES,' Tiorses. Cattle, Ho4. SheCp, Corn, Fodder, one Rai1 Wagron, one Yoke of Oxen. Plantation Tools, Imuseh.vld and Kitehen Furnituire. &c. TVatts.-On a credit until the 25th day of De cember next, with note and two atnrveil sure ties. L. B. COCIRAN, Admi'r. Dee 15 St 48 Administrator's Sale. B Y Virtue of an order from the Ordinary of Edlgefield )istric. we.will proeced to sell on Wednes-lay the 6th day of January Iext. at the residenceof Mrs. Tibbler, all the personal property of Nirq F. E. Perrin, dee'd., 'onlsistint of FOU R -N EGROES, a good Carriage. lionsehold Furiture,. &c., &c. Purehbters to give their notes- with two ap proved sureties. Sale to conmme'nee at 10 o'clock, A. M. TITOS. TI. JOH)NSON, A'r E L HIIBBLER. Dee 17 t 48 A mnstao' Sale. Y3 Virtue of all Order from John l111l, Esq., Ordinary of Edlgefield D~istriet, I shall mpro c.-ed tom sell at the late residenee of 1 lardy Whlite. lee'd., on Tiuesday the 30hth of D~eember, all the perwon~al property of Mrs. Mlary W~atsoIn, dec'd., conlsistin~g of FIVE LIKE LY NE(OROES, One Marc, Household anda Kitchen Furnliture. &c., &c. Trans.-.\ll sumis unader 82, Cash. All over .that amiounat oni a credit of twelve months, witha \te anad good approved security. S. J. WATSON, Adma'r. eI s~ cutor's Sale. V Issaise.,? ced to sell at Edgefich1.Court ry nlext, TWO ,day the 5th day of -lanu sevenlteen or eighteen , Y NEGRO BO YS, estate of Slaj. Johan Griffiiwid, as the residue TER as.- Oan a credit untii"~dec'd. day of D)ecmber followinag (l85'2.wenty-fifthl chaser~ giving note and two approved ', p.r J. B. GRIFFITH. j 'a Dec 18 St 4 To tlhe Afflicted. * BOUT the first of November 1815, thac ... Subseriber cornmenced the Art of destrov -ig CA NCER WORTS, anul continued snece's fuilly unltil A pril 1817. whenl lie was struck with the afflicted baud of Providence, whlich rendered him unable to atten:i to business of tlhat kind. Manfp'iie-tionas have been ma-ale which were refused, and repeate.lly his affliction and age haas entirely acquit him of that practice. Withini thec last twelve mnombas he has received several letters from his friends. conting smal-l amo'aaus of money, statinag their name aand the partieaatar place they are afflicted, which is all that he wish - - es to knows.- He takes thais methaod of informninlg thouse who have sent in money, or whao wish to sentd, that it' he fails .to affect a cure eithler by art or application; he will refuand thecir mloncy t'o them again,ifth'tey attend strictly to directions. . Thais is-a. paetice taken'up by- the people whicha the Subseribdrweverthuto.. JOeNKIKSEY. Pottersville, Dc18, 4t 48 STATE OP-SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. - IN EQUITY. WVilliam B Dorn,1 Richard Oriffin and Injunctions, 4-c. Lewis C. Parks. J T appearing to my satisfaction, that the Idefendants, Richard Griffin and Lewis C. Parks, are absent from and reside beyond the limits of the State. On motion of Perrin and MceGowen, ph~iintiff's solicitor, it is or dered that they do plead, answer or demuir, to the plaintiil's bill, within three months from the putblication hereof, or the said bill will be taken pro confesso, as against them. - . S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. D. D. Comm's. Office, Oct. 7, 1851. Oct. 9 3m - 38~ .- ast Notice. ALL those Indebted to HI. JI. Hill, arc re iiqested to make paynment on or before the 10th January next, as longer indulgence canlnot be given. Dc1 JAS.#RESWELL, Assignee. De 54t . 48 - Mackerel. J U''''re alrg ltof'. 1'''"n 3 MA CKEREL; in tits and half Barrels and for sale by ' S. E. BOWVERS. AGNEW, FISHER & Co., jYEVBE RRY C. H., S. C. Direct Inporters of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, &c. H AVE mado large and extensive additions to their Stock or Goods. They are daily re ceiving and will c.ntinue to receive throughout the season, Silks of every variety, Popiins, elegan:ly figured, Plain and rich fig'd Cashmeres and DeLanes, Watered Alpaceas and Merino Goods. Also, the new and popular Cashmere Shawls and Manles. Flannels in all colors.--Together with 1000 All Wool Shawls, Cloths, Cassimers, Tweeds and Vestings, A gieat variety of Goods, suitable for Negro Clothi i g,,g Rose and Negro Blankets, of French, Eng lish and American Manulacture, A very large Stock of Bleached and Un bleached Domestics, Linen Sheetings azil Shirtings, by the piece or yard, very cheap, Bird Eye and [luck Dinner, do Damask Table Cloths and Napkins, Also, a large and superior Stock of Hosiery, fir ladies and children, Gentlemens' under Shirts and Pants of Lambs Gents' do. Silk and Merino. -A L S0 A large anfeoniplete assortment of Carpets, Druggets, Rugs, Ofl Cloths, &c., together with a great iany articles that can n'st be named in an advertisement,; all of which we are determined to sell at LOWER PRI css 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 reel confident-that we can make it .the interest of purchasers to give ni a cll. AGNEW, FISIIER & CO. Newberry. Nov 22 6t 45 07 Abbeville Banner, copy six times. Sherifl's Sales. .V Virtue of sundry ivrits of Fieri Paci's to nue- directed, I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House, on the first Monday in Jannary next, the following property in the following cases, viz: XWm. F. Wash,.for Mrs. B]urress, vs. C. W. Cochran: R. M. Fuller & Co., for John .Rain.sford, vs. C.'W. Cochran; Samuiel. Per rin, Adin'r.. vs. C. W. and J. W. Cochran, the tract of lind where the defendant lives, containing three hundred acres, more or less, adjoinimg laidsof t-he estate of Mrs. Mary Carroil and others. E. P. and .J. A bney vs Elizabeth Turner, sixtv neres of land, more or less, adjoining ;md of S. Atto way and others Gcorze Parrott ;, Mary IHightower, the tract of land where the defendant lives, ad joining lands of John Wise and others. The State of South Carolina vs William Wilson, a tract of land containing one hun died and fifty neres, more or. less, adjoinirig lands of R. J. Hankerson, R. Harden, Artlhur Simkinis dnd others. Joel Currv vs Rutssel Harden ;-Slephen Wilson vs u:scl 1Aien, Elbert Harden and Miles Harden, ni. .ract of land contain ingr one hundred and fifty acres, more or less, adj'siniing h;nds of R. J. Henderson, Wi. Wilson, A. Simkins and others. James 31. Rihardson, vs George Reams, thle tract of land where the defendant lives, conitamining three hundred :neres. more or less. Akso, four negrroes. Naney, George. Isaae, Pick ens anmd Mar'. Trermis Cash. S. CIIRISTIE, S. E. D. .Dec 11 3t 47 Sherifr's Sale. B Y Virtum' of sundry writs of Fieri Facias, to me directed, I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House, on the first Mon day in January next, the following proper ty, in thme fol lowing cases, viz: L:mtdon Tueker vs. Nanr Ihrris, the tract of land where the defendant lives, containing thirtv-fiv'e deres, more or less. Jenniiings & 'Tneker vs Ellin.;ton Clark. the tract o'f lamnd where the~ Defenudant lived preion his dleathI, cont :aining one hu ndr'ed antd thir; neares, umore 'or le'ss. and adjoining lands of'James Tompkins and o!ters. Abnier Hiannnond aind Penelope, his wiife. v~i James T. McCormnek, one Bay llor'se. Sadldle and Bridhe. S. B. 3lavs, Tr. C., vs Sam Willi:ams, ai free man of'color ; the Same vs the Same; the Samet vs Same. S. B. M1ays, T. C., vs Ansehellam Williatms, a free woman of color; the Samo vs the I will sell the services of the above Free Persons, on the first Monday in January ne'xt, for a term of' months suflieient to pay' the "xand Costs, against thiem.z -us Casht. Dec 12 -- S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D. -3te 47 BY Virtue of sutndry u. of Fieri Facias, tome directed, I shall'' .dtosl at Ulnmurg. on Friday the 5EC, a dtvof' JIanuamry, at'the hotel n'ow occupied b32.ren & Smith, the following property in the Ilowing eases, viz: S. S. Farrow & Brothers vs Thomas IT. Trent ,- Otis J. Chatlfee vs thle Samne ;Simmns I& Nance i's I he 5:. me, I win Carriaiges, onte Bugtry', one pair of hick Horses, Stock of Cattle :mnd Hogs, one t wo horse WVago:( and Harness. one horse WVagon and Unarness, and all the Furnitu re of v'arions kinds belonging the Defendant in the Hotel, aind various othier articles too tedious to ment ion, (consisting of' Bedding, Chatirs, Tatbles, Buretus &c.) Terms Cash. S. CH RISTiE, S. E. D. Dec 11 St 417 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. John Schumapert, To MorThIgage. Samrknel Webb. B Viueof the above Mortgage, I will poedto sell at Edgefield Court [House, on the first Monday in January next, the following eleven negro slaves, viz: Fan, Jane. Stephen, Arenn, Ches, Andrewt, Lewvis, George, Riah, Simnson and Sarah.' Terms~Cash. S. CHRIST1E, s. E. D. Dec1.1 . 3t 47 Notice. .ALL persons indebted to the Estate oIf Mrs. I.Treacia Lowe, deceased, are reqmusted to mnake immediate pay'ment, and all persons having demands against said Estate, are also requested to present them according to law. HENRY KEY, Ex'or. July 10 , -i6 25 U. Notice. LA those indebted to the estate Charles B. L.Logan, dee'd., arc required to make pay ment, and those hain g demands to present them properly attested. A. NIX, A,'rs E. P. HIOLLOWAY. Bethahy Academy. T I1S Institution, situated at Camp -Butler, one mile from Liberty Hill, Edgefeld-Dis trict, will be opened for the reception of Stu dents on the third Manday-of January 1852. - Mr. Gionc GALPHIN, whose energy and ability in the discharge of the duties of his pro fession we can very confidently recommend-, hnvi ng employed him for six years, will continue Rector of the Academy. Tho Trustees pledge themselves to put down and keep down all places of dissipation and vi cious resort in the neighbourhood of the Acad emv. In introducing our A.cademy to public notice, we flatter ourselves thatvive are offering induce ments-in Instructor-in means of instruction, and in accommodation for students, worthy of public patronage. Tuition, Courat of Studiesi.ke. PRnIAnY DsPARTMENT. Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Primary Geography, -with use of Maps. Children under ten years of age, per Session of 5 months.....................$6 00 Youths over ten years,.... ...........8 00 ENGLISJI CoURt--Two CI.AssEs. First Class.-Gengraphy and History, Ancient and Modern, English Grammar and Rhetoric, Arithimetic and'Introductioil to Algebra, per Session.......................... $10 .00 Second Class.-Logic, Mathematies and Physical Sciences,..... ... 12 00 CLASSIGAL CoUns. Embraces all thestudies nee'esnary for admission. into the .Junior Class of the S. 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-can 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. HARRISON, L. A. BRooKs, lnj. W.TizlmlERMANi - A. FYVOLns. Esq. RPO.tT.ANDEtRsoN, Esq. DANI.L Mixon,.Esq. W. F. Wrsx, Lsq. Geo. GALPHIN. Deel1 6t 47 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Whitficld Brooks and others, Ts. . . Partition. Max. LiBorde and.others. N OTICE iN hereby given that 'Iy virtue of an Order from the Court of Equity in this case, I siall sell at Edgefield Court House on the First Monday in January next. the following real est'Ate of Mrs. Mary Carroll, dec'd., situated in Edgefield District, to wit: One tract-of land containing seventy-four neres, niore or less, lying on Tturkey Creek, having a valuable Grist Nill thereon, adjoin hnds of Guy Broadwater, of the estate of John Wash' dee'd., C. W. Cochran, dee'd., and others. A.so, one 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. W. Pickens, W. F. Durisoe and others. TEI:MS OF SALE.-A credit of one -and two years, except as to so much thereof as wildefray the costs c.f the suit, whmich are to be paid in cash. The purchmase money to be seeured by'bonds or.notes with adequate personal suretios. .S. S. TOMPKTNS, C.-E. . -~ Comm'rs Office, Dee 6, 1851. Dee 6 5te 47 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Joel C. Roper and others, vs. . Partition. Benj. Roper and others. XOTICE i hereby given that by virtue I of an Order from the Court of Equity in this case, I sha~ll sell otn the premnises, on Monday thme 29th day of December inst., the followinig real estat~e of the late Joel Roper, sen'r., dlee'd., viz: The tract of lamnd whercon lie resided at the time of his death, containing five hun dred acres, more or less, adjoining ..lan~ds of Caleb Tallev, Malaebmi Brunson, D. D. Brun son and others, situated on the Martintown Road on tihe waters of Beaiver Darn Creek. Said Lamnd will be sold on a credit of one and two years, excep~t as to so much as will pay the cost, to-be patid int cash. 'The Purchase money to be secured by bond and ample personal securities. S. S. TOMI'KINS, C. E. E. D. Commn'rs. Ofliec, Dec. 6, 1851. Dec 6 4te 47 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUlTY. Agness WV Quamrles, l's. Partition. Sarah B. Quarles, and others. N OT ICE is hereby given, that by virtue of :tn orde~r from the Court of Equity in this catse, I shall sell at Edgefid Court hueon the first Monday in-January next, the 'e-,llowing real estate of Richard P. Qunrles,-leee:nsed, viz: QOe trnmet.land containing three hundred and eighty-five --r~s more or less, situated in the State aforesam,,nd~ partly in Edeeield, and partly in Abbeville .itrict, boun~ed by lands of C. W. Mantz, Joe~ Timnmermuan, and o-hers. Terms to be made known on day of sale. S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E.. Comm'rs Oflice, Dcc. 5 3t 47 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Amy McClendon, vs. Summons in Par',. Mary McChendon. B Y Virtue of an order from John h1111,Esq. 1)Ordinary of Edgefield Distriet, I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H. on the first Monday in January next,-the lands belong ing to the estate of Tariton Mct~lendon, de esed, sit unte in said Distriet,~on the waters of Cloud's Creek, containing- one hundred aeres, more or less, adjoining lands of Eliza bet h lilie,, lArest Mitchell, Ambrose Whit te and others. Said lands will be sold on a credit of twelve months. Purchaser to give bond and two appjroved sureties and a mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary to secu~re the purchase money. Costs to be pain in cash. S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D. Decc11 3t, 47 Take Warning! T HIE subscriber hereby notifies all per~uns indebted to him, or to Mrs. R. Blaloek, .ither by note or openi account, to make payment by the 15th of February next, as loniger indul gence cannot be given. Those who fail to do this, will fitind their notes or accounts placed in the hands of Mr. Griffin for collection. P.R. BLALOCK. 1Wo. '"- 1Q,--1141 COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADLEE! REV. CHARLES A.: RAYMOND, Principal.' T HE Second:Session will commence on the 9th of January 1852.. The Trustees congratulate themelves, 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 --eperienced during the past Session, -enables themai-with -the greater confi-. dence, to recommend the Institution .to the pat ronage of the.community. The School was opened on the 18th of Sep tember last, with thirty-one Pupils, and has since been gradually inereasing. It is confident ly expected tat the number in attendance will be greatly increased during the next Session. The- Institute buildiuig now contains seven rooms, all of which have ben built, and are uscd, for purposes of Instrueion. A fine apparatus; a large collection of Maps; Anatomical Charts, -Globes; ke; a Museum of Natural - History; a Cabinet of Minerals and Shells-; furnish unusual facilities for acquiring a practical knowledge of the different branches of science. . The course of Study is of an elevated charac ter, and more comprehensive, than that of most female institutions of -the highest reputation. Tho PirNcPAL devotes the .whole of his time to the super-:ision and instruction- of the various classes. . The Assistants are experienced in their difre rent Departments, and those only of known sue cess in teaching are enployed. The Academical years is divided into Sessions of 14 weeks ceich. It is of- great importance that the student b6 present at the commence ment of the Session; The Classes are then formed, and a few weeks delay niay affect the standing of the pupil throughout the year, - Expenses. . . For Tuition in the Primirf Department, 1st Di vision, per Sessiou,..............$5 00 " Tuition in the Priniary Department, 2nd Division........-......... 7 00 " Tuition in the Academic Department, 12 00 " ." ". Collegiate I 15 00 Lessons~on the Piaunoand use ofInstrum'nt 18 00 Modern Languages. each,............. 8 00 Drawing and Sketehing from Nature,.... 8 00 Painting in Oils, Portrait and Landscape, 15 00 LTse of A-pparatus.,................. 2 00 Fuel and care of'IBuildings;... ........50 Good Boarding can be obtained in the Vil lage incluing lights, washing. fuel, &c., at (per month).............. 10 00 Pupils entiring near the middle or close of of the Session, are charged from - the time of entrance to the end of'the Session. No dedue tion for abseice, or other causes, but at the dis retiontbf the Prineiril. All bills for Tuition, &c., are payable at the clse of each Session. -- Books, Stationtir.and Music, can be obtained in the Village at reasonable prices. jjU g D AL DEl1PARTMENT The Department of Music is under the suier vision of one of the most accurate and accom plislice acliers in the State; and it is -believed that unusual facilities are afforded for acquiring a thoroughknowledge or- this difficult science. In addition to regular'private lessons, the pupils in this -department are divided into classes, and taught on the plan of 'estalozzi. They devote much time to exercises, adapted to traiin thie 'ear. and the voice, and to impart an easy and brilliant exeqquon. If they pursue thejgyeibiled course of musi eal insti-uetion, they acqmre the art of reading mniueinnam- ... - -. . They arcerequired t'obe regular and systemat ic in practising daily'at the Institute. The trning, anda- ctitivation- of the voice. receive an 1unusuail d~grce of atte~ntion. The scince of Elocution is here applied, in develop ing the voice for singing, with great effect. The Institution has been almost weekly visited by a large numiber of thje ladies and gentlem~en of onr village, who. have invariably expressed the highest degree of satisfauction, at what they have heard and seen of the proficiency of the Pupils and the arrangement of thme Institute. And ihe Trustees have only to add in conelu sion. that while in-their opinion, there are nmany institutions ofilearniing deservedly popular in our tate, yet there arc none whgich can furnish greater or more substantial advantages to young Ladies than that under the charge of Mr. IlAY N. L. GRTFFIN. ;. EDMUND PENN, g S. F.GOODE, I R. T. MIMS. .J Edgefield C. U., Dee. 4 1851. tf ' 46 Cokesbury Female Iustitute. TI!E above InstitutIon wvill resume its opera-| .tions for the next year on the first school day in February. -Ve feel ourselves fortunate| in being able to secure the. assistance of Mrs. T.UAnn in the Musical department. She is an accomplished, and cesperienced instructress of music, .both on the Piano and Guitar : and the Patrons of the Schiool'may feel assured that no pains will be spared toimpart correct and useful instruction both in the Musical and Literary De partments. Rates d Tuition as heretofore. Board from eight to ten dollars per mouth. For full partioulars apply, or a circular, to F. AM CONNOR, Principal. Dec. 18 i4t - 48 SOUTH CAROUNA COLLEGIATE FEMALEBINSTITUTE. 1 A-r BAatiAMi~uLLE,5EAa COL.UMsA, S. C. UTNDER the sole qd immediate direction of UDr. ELTAS'M4RKS and LADY, who arc rssidents in thec 1 'itute. Dec 9, . 6t . 47 Look Out! T HE Subscriber ingnas to close his business at Liberty Hill, aid will sell" his very desi rable Stock of Goodstat COST, FO1 CASH OIVLY, "until the last Saturdayin this month, when the remainiiig Stock will to ~disposed of at AUC TION, commencing ot Monday the 29th inst. JOHN COTHIRAN. IV. B.-He would barnestly request all thiose indebted, to niake eart' payment to Robert .An derson, Agent, at Libety H ill, S. C. *D ec3t - 47 T Will hire out for tie next year, the Negroes Awhich Capt. Robt.1eCullouzgh hired out for the present year-the& hiring to take -place at Edgefield Court Housi, on Thureay the first of January, 1852" All prsons who have any of the above named-negrees hired for the present year arc requested ti deliver them to ma at Edgfeld Court H~oust on the 1st day of Janua ry, 1852. S. CHRISTIE, 1 - A ttorney in fact for R. McCullough. Dcc. 10,.1851. 3t 47 lNotice. ALL those indebted to the estate~ of Joab ..lKilerease, dee'd' arc required to make im ediate payment, and those htaving demands to I present them properly attested. d'r Augut28 l- y 82 Eard and Hams. - UPERIOR Leaf Lard at -12 1.2 eta. per lb. Baltimore Sugar.-cured Hams at 14 cents per pound. For-sale %y. .e. TROLL!0 NICHODLArA. TPTTS. LOOK A' CHEAP D+ WILLIAM. AUGUS1 BNG DESIROUS of ridneing his LA B EGOODS, before the first of January, he i Greatly Red As he is determined to sell very low, he woul to give him a call Among them are many R Rich Figured Brocade and Plaid SILK Plain, Black and Colored SILKS, CASHMERES, DE LAINES and P0 French and English MERINOS and A: Chrystal Palace DRESSES, new style, Embroidered Merino and Rich Figured Rich TARTAN PLAIDS for Dresses, A large assortment of MANTILLAS, - -A L CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, Kentucky Jeans, Shiz FLANNELS, NEGRO CLOTHE Together with a full assortment of all kinds I November 22, 1851,. Rich French Embroideries, AND LADIES' DRESS GOODS SNOWDEN & SHEAR, AUcUSTA, GA. H AVE received a beautiful assortment of . French Embroideries 'and Ladies'sDress Goods. among which are Ladies' Embroidered Chimasetts, with Collars and Undersleeves. . Ladies' Embroidered Frilled Muslin Collars, of new and beautiful styles; Ladies' Embroidered French Lawn Handker chiefs, of elegant styles; Silk and Cotton Illusion Laces, and White Crapes, for Ladies' Evening Dresses ; Rich plaid Spun Silks, a beautiful article for Ladies' and M isses' Dresses; Lupin's plain French Merinos and DeLaines, in a great variety of colors; Rich printed DeLaines and Cashmeres, for Ladies' Dresses ; Rich black Brocade and fancy plaid Silks; Superior plain White Satin, for Ladies Dresses Ladies' Rich Velvet Cloaks and Mantillas; do Silk Mantillas (sonic at very low prices do white, black. and col'd Crape Shaws; do Scotch and Bay State plaid Shawls, of beautiful styles; Fancy and Mode Colored Thibet Wool Shawls. with heavy silk Fringe; Ladies' white and black Lace, and black Love Veils - Su'erior black Alpaens and black Merinos; Lupin's superior black Biombazines, and black Cliallys; With a variety of other articles suitable for the present season, to which they respectfully invite the attention of the public. Dec 4 tf 46 Fresh Supplies. F UST Received and now opened the follow ing articles in the Grocery Department, I Bbl. very choice Smoked Beef Hams', 1 -" " " Beef Tongues, 2 Ferkins Fresh Gosheh Butter, yellow as gold 20 Boxes Choice Goshen Cheese, I Chest fine flavored Black Tea, I " " Green Tea, 2 BbIs. Superior Cider Vinegar, 10 Boxes Pale Brown and Salt Water Soap, 4 " Sup.ior.Pearwl Starch,. 1 Tieree best new Rice, 4 " . Small Rice, 24 lbs to the dollar, Boxes A dam~antine Candles, " Sperm " - " Tallow " 3 Bbls. Double Refined Crushed Sugar, 6 1Boxes Layer Raisins, 1 Box Citron. 1 Box Maccaroni, ad various other articles, all of which have ben piurchased with Castu, consequently thcy~ an and will be sold at the lowest market rates. If you do lnt call and price these articles and vail yourself of the bargains offered, you must ot blame me for it. G. L. PENN, A cs-r. Nov 26 tf 45 Notice. B)Y virtue of a power of Attorney fronm La .L fayette B. Wever, I am authorized to make sale of his Estate, real and personal. The Real Estate consists of a tract of 476 cres, on Shaw's Creek, whereon are a good Saw and Grist Mill in fine repair, and suitable mprovements. The lands may. be seen by ap lintion either to Julhn I. Wever or Milledge B. Wever, near the place. The personal estate consists of three er four ikely negroes. The whole will be sold privately ;.-and if not ol in that way, will be sold at~public outcry on hec first Mtonday in January next, at Edgehield ourt House. Terms easy and made knowtn n the day of sale. PICKENS B. WEVER. Oct. 27, eownt 41 Ad iitao' Sale ! B)Y Virtne of an order from the Ordinary of L.Edgefield District, I shall proceed to sell it the late residence of Gabriel Ilolnmes, dee'd, n Friday the 26th inst., all the personal proper y of said deceased, consisting of TEN LIKELY NEGROES, orses, Cattle, lot of Pork and Stock Hogs,.Cot on, Corn, Fodder and Oats, one Barouchec, one art, Plantation Tools, H ousehold and Kitchen r~urniture, &c. .TEus.-On a credit of twelve months with tote and approved security. JACKSON HOLMES, Adm'r. Dec10 3t 47 Notice. THE Estato of W. W. Walling dceeased, 3. being derelict, I shall proceed to hiire at lohn A. Houston's hotel, in Hlamburg, on Luesday, the 30th day of December, seven or1 Likly loung Negro Fellow. )ne of the number a good Bricklayer, a good IVagoner and Brick Mloulders and Burners, ad, perhaps, some Women, Girls and Boys, br the year 1852. Further particulars made known on the day tf hireimg.. JOHN HILL, A dm'r., With the Will anmnexed. Fresh Fruits. UST received, a Fine lot of Malaga Grapes, Sicily Lemons and fine W. 1. Oranges, also 'resh Raisens and Currents at 15 eents per ound. For sale by HOLLINGS WORTH & NICHOLAS. Dec 10, t 47 Land for Sale. [ Would be glad to sell one hundred acres of the tract of land ott wvhich I live. What I tropose to part with is- all woodland, and pie-. isely four miles from the Village, en the Co nnbia Hoad-an excellent situation for a pleas at residence. A. SIMKINS. De 10. tf 47 - WantedI, DY the Subscriber, a Negro Boy for an Ap )prentice at tho Shoe making business. , J. D). TIBBETTrS. imov2n ., ., THIS! 'Y GOODS. ff. CRANE, A, GA. tGE. STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER vill sell them at uced Prices, I respectfully invite persons visiting the City, ICH DRESS GO0DS, as follows: S, PLINS, [PACCAS, Oriental DRESSES, CLOAKS, Cashmere-and Plaid SHAWLS S 0--- - SATINETS, TWEEDS, tings and Sheetings, , BLANKETS, kc., &c., &c. )ry Goods, very cheap. 3t 45 NEW FAMILY'GROCERY! T HE Udersigned having formed a Co-Part nership foi .the purpose of conducting a General Family. Grocery Business, in the Village of Edgefield, in tle Store House South side of Mij. B. C. BnyAv's Store; respeet fully invite their-frieids and the public generally to give them a call. Their Stock consists in part, of the following articles: Porto Rico Sugar, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Clarified ". Cinnamon and Cloves Crushed " A .whole and ground, Pulverized " lace and Nutmegs, Loaf White and llue Starch, Laguira Cofiee, Turpentine Soap, Java " Soda " Jamaica " ~ Colgate's Family Soap, Rio " Shaving Black, Ilysen,Gunpow- Variety of Fancy, " der and Imperial Teas Casteel Refined Syrup M1olasses Sand Balls " West India " Segars and Tobacco, New Orleans " Byas' Lndon Porter, Buckwheat Flour, Scotch Ale, Baltimore " : Adamantine Candles, -do Cu-ed Hams. Sperm " Pig Ihams cured this fall Tallow " Lard, first quality, I .Vinter str'd Lamp Oil, Pickled Beef and Porg, White Wine, clarified, .Dried " and.Cider.Vinegar, Smoked Tongues, Assorted Candies, Mackerel, No 1, 2, 3, DBananas; Pine Apples, " in Kitts, Oranges, Lemons, Salmnond A pples, fresh Raisins, Piekled Shad. Prunes; Currents, Dried Cod Fish, Citron and Cranberries, Fresh Clams, Soft sh'el Almonds, Lobsters and Sardines, Brazil Nuts, Fresh Rice, new crop English Walnuts, Table and Sack Salt, Filberts, Goshen Butter, Walnut and Tomatto Cheese, S7iuee, Trish Potatoes, Pepper Sauce. White Beans$ Adrierican Pickles, Sotla Biscuit, London Butter Crackers, Brass Round Bucketts, Sweet Crackers, Painted Wine " " Tubs, Babbett's Yeast P .owd'r Keelers and Brooms. Added to the above is a splendid assortment of Cordials, Syrups, Brandy Fruits, WInes and Liquors, All of which wiill be sold on the most reasona ble terms for CASE! As we intend doing Business exelusively for CAsn. we feel warrantedlin saying to those who may favour us with a call, that we can do as well f~r them ns can be (lone anywhere else. IIOLLINGSWORTII & NIC10L AS. November 6, tf 42 Notice-! {WING to thehigh price of provisions thme \f following terms of Bloarding will be requir ed at thme SPANN IIOTEL, fur thme next year, commening from date. Btoard of Horses per single feed - - $00 37 "" " month - - 15 00 " of Persons, the same as heretofore. This 1Iouse will be kept with the best order and decency, so as to give satisfaction to Ladies and GJentlenmen.. TIIE PROPRIETOR. Nov 20 tf .44 .Land for Sale ! T IE Subscribers offers at private sale1 the tract of land whereon lie now resides, containing three hundred acres, of which there is about one hunidred acres in woods, the bal me in a thorough state of cultivation. Also, another tract containing live hundred and twenty-three acres, lying oii thme Anderson Road, near Good hlope Church, which consists ntirely of woodland Ladld. GEORGE REAM1S. Decc4 tf 46 Final Notice. TIIOSE iindebtcd to the Estate of A. B. Ad .d isonm, dee'd., either by note or open ae ront, many settle with the Subscribers by the 15th of d]anuary next, after that, the business, vll be transferred to the hands .of an oficeer. G. A. ADDISON, Ex'ors. E. J..-MI318. Dee 4 - t 46 Fresh Drugs. RDECEIVING and now opening a fine addi Ltional assortment lreshm amid Genuine, care lly- selected, Drugs aind Medicines, Chemicals, owdrs, &c., for sale by Nov27G. L. PENN, AGENT. 1Mustard. J UST Received 12.Doz Boexes, choice Miis tard. It is warranted to be of superioi- quali y. Try it. For sale by G. L. PENN, AGENT. Nov 37 tf 45 Notice. SLL those indebted to the Estate of E. F. Teague, deceased, will please call and settle y the first of Januai-y next, aiid all tlfose having. lemands against his estate will present them by hat time, properly attested. A. G. TE AGUE, Adm.' Dece10,I1851 .. -3t 47 Nails. {\KEGS-,.assorted sizes, just received and in Stor'e.' which were purchased. unsually w, and are dfiered for sale at a small-avance, y G. L. PENN, AGENr. Dec4- tf - 46 Notice. SLL. persons indebted to the Estate of D. C. Smnyhy, dee'd., are requested to make im nedite payment and those having demands will 'reset them duly attested. * . ..J. C. SMYLY, Adm'r. . Nv 6 tf . . 42 Notice. ERSONS indebted td the Subscriber are re . quested to make immediate payment to Mr. oh Middleton, as longer indulgencee cannot be ven. . . ., G. TENNENT. w~a.1.e Sm 44 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL .?-Edgefleid,K C.( ~ Rey. N. ALDitCH, P hanse Ma. EDMUND. BACON,.'UAC5 sa- u sic, PARNTING AND DRAwUo, &e Mas...LMcCLINTOCK ,TZwma a - nv DhPA-rmruENr. T HIS Schol was opened on th 8th oK T September, and fromn the4 IM it has already received,-('av now in att ance sixty Sebolars)teTebeersialiansdu ly encouraged, both. as to its per e)i 'ati .succs.-They-ret'ectfully prii t eCIrea lar-to the citizens of.this Dist b lie generally, upon .whose 1 continued support. The a ern-all t1he teacher. being nati~is 41i St*. .--hen-e there is no room for aypQbension fIR the scholars will iabibe sentiments, either reetly or indirectly, at rince with ouX peeuliar institutions. - Coirse oftufy The course of- sinition wi t be t-o as the opportunities.'ofsth.sehelars .wjU adi . If the attendance isecfficlentiylog, alWthe, sii dies usuallf pursued 7zthe fr-Feume Semi- - narics will be.attendldto. Ai-edetatl.iten be regarded as tftrdugh whlidOeeet tite'in plate the qternal-aswell-as theei = ftwal-bins of the scholars-the Bible:'i odee-a text-book into the-school, a idaglu'le aeian influence is serupulously avoided,'iV ii -W t. constant aim of the tenhdrtoiriprtsu inoralt instruction as will' incline tleseloloxereine a due regard: fib "te tliinjrof wtjgo- The daily exercises of-tlie .school are .dpemeWdprith Prayer and the seading of the Seiptures There wilb-blt-one regular vaeation intp& year, commening-on the 15th-of July and eni. ing on the 15th of September. - Term&. Terms per quarter, (payable at the end: of the quarter.) For Primary Dcpartmerit, ineluding Reading,. Writing, and'MA.ntal- Arithmetie,j'...$5 00. " Reading, Writing,*Arithmetle Gram. mar and Gedgraphy,....- . .. 00 Tlie above-with1Pursing,.oiposition,. History and'?hilosophy, 9- 00k Theabovi, witfi Rhetorio, Astronomy Chemiistry, Botan, &,:10' G0 Music, including: 1 r use of Insti ment....................3. 0& " Drawing and Painting,...... 800 " The Languages, each...........B 001 During the winter montbs an- additional ebarge of 50 cents wil5e made for-Fiel. * Boarding. -As it is :desiralle that Seholars from abroad - should-be under the care and- direction of those who ill .feet'- theniselves -most responsili'e-for their morals.and-general deportment,.the:Teach ers will'hld themselves -in readiness.to -receive into their families the children: or suphepirents: as may desire it. The price.of board per month,, including all charges, wilI be $0. - References. CnARLEsvo.--Rev:. Bacliman, . o y. W. M. Weightman, D D;, -Rev.T.0:Sum mers, D. D., Rev.~J. R. Kendrick, M. T. Men denhall, M. D., James Tupper, Esq. AGUsTA, G..-Rev.W. .THd, Rev. Mr.. Connor. - G-aW rrEv11.LE.-Re. H. . T j e Rev. .Mood, D. Walker;Esq. - EDGEFrEL. .Rev. C. B. Walker . Rev. . Graham, Rev .,;-rown; Chancellor- if.. lit Wardlaw, Hona. .. P-3uter; Je.. Albte,Esq. Col. J. P. Car-roll, hsin WA:UDis,.Wmin H. Burt, Mr. W.JP. Butles, WV. W. ka~ams, - Esq., 'Mi. A. Biishll, Cal. .olin 111l', IL Boulware, Esq., Mr..Thonas Jolisson ania C.7 Glover, Esq. '' ' 'C .. CosuxxA.-Dr.. M. Lalordo. -- The undersigned take pleasure in-recommend' ing the Rcv.iN.A Anen, as a personi eminently qualified, in tiidjudgment, to: take charg*'of a& femuald Seminari: They have been aicquainted with him for some time,.and regard him~both in respect to ebaracter and literary attainments, s fitted to mand~ge successfully such a School't Mr Aldrich is a Christian of the most catholic sirit,. and the undersigned feel sure that he- would not. in the slighutesit degree interfe?re with the peculiar views of the schola under his care: J. lt. KFENDRIeK, Pastorof 1st Baptist C.. M. T. MENPENHAnL.. Charleston, June 30th, 1851. I unite with .the gentlemen who have subscrib ed the above in recommending Rev. N..Aldriek. Wx ..J HAn. Augusta, Ga., July 4-tli, 1851. We also heartily unite in.- tlie above. recour mendation of Rev. N. Altirich. HI. A1.taN TUrPRz, Pastor of .;a - Granite ville Baptist Church, - RENaR NoOD, Pastor of Gman July 5, 1851. iteville Methodist Ch~urch.. ALL persons ihaebted to the estate of 1'. A.. .lPerrin, ded'd,are requested to-make -im mediate payment, and those hav~ing demand. against said estate will. present them properl'y at tested. A. PERRIN, Adnm. Oct. 6. Gm 38. - Notice. A LL persons having dematids aga ' tlEs tate of Jacob Lang, dee'd., " ~ieent them duly attested,.and those indebted wimake immediate payment .J. A. EICIHELBERGER .a n3O. .tf - Notice. 'TMHOSE indebted to the estate of R. N. .LNicholls, dee'd., will please make immedi te payment, and his creditors will rendbr in their claims forthwith. HI. R. SPANN, Addr. s:Nov20- if 44 Notice. -, L peronsindetedto-the Estate'of Elisa r beh Caterfee'd.,are requested to make immediate paymentj and these baying denands against said Estate will presentneei roelat- - tested. . A. J.- RAMiBO, dmr Auguait7 -m- 29 * Notice A S I .DESINtoadevoteitua othe C.practice of Lawaereiuniely,.f wilI.tuil m. house (SPANN HOTEL) upon-a credit of fo-' years, with interest.-.reat it-upon cheap tem# --... to a good' tenant.SA N' - Nov 13 - f - persos indebted to she estt Lew Collis deoid., are rfeedsted li mediate paymnent, an( these em~j~~fands aginisut the me ib j, tA eivfbel t tested. .-JkOO lIS dr OsWa;C0 - - A~demdsaast te estate e rgste intd Ordinays Offi-ee, theb th day of January next, as I deieon that'ay o close up the estate.- - . .. . TOS. NICHOLLSdutj Ot 16 ,. 12t 35 t5 ..NEW ClRoP, a rliuel.for sale by H.A.KEN CN. Hamburg-, Fb 3 . t 3