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Executor's Sale. BY Virtue of an. Order from the Ordinary, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House, at public auction, .on Monday the 5th day of January next, the residne of the personal estate of Mrs. Mary Carroll, dee'd., viz: 20 Shares of the Stock of the Bank of. H1amburg, S. C., and 'a LIKELY YOUNG WENCH, in the nineteenth year of her age, with her first Chld, an infant. Also, a prime and able bodied 'Negro Fellow. TERMs 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 securities. J. P. CARROLL, Ex'or. Dee 18 3: 48 Administrator's Sale. BY Virtue of an Order from the Ordinary of Edgefield District, I shall proceed to sell on Friday, the 2nd day of January next, at the late residence of C. W. Cochran, dee'd., all the personal property of said deceased, con sisting of EIGHT OR TEN NEGROES,' Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Corn, Fodder, one Road Waggon, one Yoke of Oxen, Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Tzaas.-On acredit until the 25th day Of De cember next, with note and two approved sure ties. L. B. COCHRAN, Adm'r. Dec 15 St 48 Admiinistrator's Sale, Y an order frem the Ordinary of Edgefielil District, I will proceed to sell at the late residence of J: A. Bell, dee'd., on the 7th day of January next, all the personal property of said deceased, consisting of FIVE LIKELY NEGROES, Horses, one Yoke Oxen, Cattle, Fat Hogs. Stock Hogs. '10 or 15 bales Cotton. Corn, Fodder, Oats, Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &e; Teas-On a credit until the 25th December 1852, with note and two approved sureties. -ALSO Will be rented at the'same time and place, for the ensuing year, the plantation on which the said deceased farmed at the time of his death; and the place on which C. W. Cochran. dee'd., lived, commonly known.as the Martin Key tract D.'A. J. BELL, Adm'r. Dec 25 3t 49 Administrator's Sale. Y Virtue of an order from the Ordinary of DEdgefield District, we will proceed to sell on Tuesday the 6th day of January next, at the residence of Mrs. Hibbler, all the personal property of Mrs. F. E. Perrin, dee'd., consisting of FOUR NEGROES; a good Carriage, llousehol4 Furniture. &c., &c. Purchasers to give their notes with two ap proved sureties. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. THOS. IT. JO;iNSONX, Ad'rs. E L HIBBLER. - Dec 17 st 48 Executor's Sale. , E shall proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House, on Mondav the 5th day of .lanu rv next, TWO LIKELY NEGRO BOYS, seventeen or eighteen years old, as the residue estate of Maj. John Griffiith, Sr., dee'd. TaRms.--On a credit until the twentv-fiftlh day of December following (1852.) The pur Chaser giving note and two- approved securities. J. B. GRIFFITH. * Dee.1 - 3: 48 Administrator's Sale. BY Virtue of on Order fron John Hill, Esq., Ordinary of Edgefield District, I shall pro c&&to sell at the late'residentce of JTohn Schum TIi.'riaagi bn~rdyehe intttnnary, all~ the personal estate of said deceased, consist ing.of -THIRTEEN LIKELY NEGROES, Crop of Cotton. Corn and Fodder. Stock of IHor s, Cattle and Hogs, Hlousehold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, &c. Terms nmade known on day of sale. JESSE SCllUMPERT, Admn'r. Dec 18 4: 48 Excto~ Sale. . It.'L be soldi at Edgefield Court Ho'use, on the 1st Mon~tday in January next, the un willed estate A. B. Addison, dee'd., viz : a young Negro Woman and Child : also a young Wo man, seamstress, washer andI ironer. Also, two houses and lots in tho Village of Edtefield, now occupied by Mrs Green -and Mr E. H. Covar. Terms made known on the day of sale. 0. A. ADDISON Ex'ors *E. J. MIMIS. Dec 25 2t 49 * Notice. I Will h~ire out for the next year, the Negroes which Capt. Robt. McCullough hired out for the present year-the hiring to takie lae at Edgefield Court H~ouse, on Thurseny the, first of Jlanuary, 1852. All persons who have aniy of the above nanmednegroes hired for the present year are requested to deliver them to nme at *Edgefield Court Ihouse omi- the 1st day of Janus ry,1852. S. CHRISTIE, -Attorney in fact for R. McCullough. Dec.10.1851 .3: .47 Sale of Depot. Lots. W yILL be sold on Saturday~i 3d January next autTwenty-fire or Thirty Lots tying imimediately around, or convenient to the Depot at the junction of the A bbeville Branch with the main trunk of the Greenville and Columbia Rail: Road. The situation is a desirable one for alli who wish to eng~tge in'mercantile or mechanical' pursuits; being situated in a densely populated section, and ata point intersected by public rends from all quarters. It is also desirable as a place of residenee being situated on the high, mnd healthy ridge that divides the Savannah and Sa lulla riiers. - G.; W. HOD)GES. ELlHU WATSON. Dec 29, 1851 2: 49 Sherifis Sale. B Y Virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias, to-nie directed, I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H., on the firat Monday in January next, the following property, in the .following case, viz: -Thos. R. Anderson, for another, vs M. L. Geatty, C. J;. Glover end John P. Mays, two Negroes, viz; Joe Mack and Joe Miller. *Terms Cash. Dec- S. CHRTSTIE,. S. E. D. DeSt.- 3 49 * Notice. A LL those indebted to the' estate Charles B. Logan, dee'd., are required to make pay ment, and those having demands to present them properly attested. -M. W. LILES, A. NIX, A d'rs. E. P.- HOLLOWAY. 48 *Mackerel. JUST received a large lot of No. 1, 2 and 3 MA CKEREL, in Kits and half Barrels, and- for sale b y. -S. E. BOWERS. Ihamburg,.Oct 15- ~.. f 39 I~ldstard. TUST Receiveid 12 Dozx.Boxca,. choice Mum ei tard. It is warranted to be Of iuperior quali ty. Try it. For sale by G. L. PENN, Auwr. Negroes to Hire! SHALL proceed to hire the following Ne groes. belonging to the Estate of .John F. Martin, dec'd., at Edgefield Court House, on Thursday, the first day of January next, for the ensuing year, viz :-One Negro man Bob, one negro man Isaac, one woman Peggy and boy Mack, one girl Margaret, one girl Winney, * one girl Fanny, one woman Edney and throe Chil dren, and boy Willis. Those hireing in the-Distriet, will be required to give note and two approved securities, to fur nish the Negroes with- two suits of Clothes, two pair of Shoes, a Hat and Blanket, and pay the rax for the year 1852. Physicians bill, if any, paid by Estate. Should any one hire any of them, living out )f tho limits of the District or State, they will be required, in addition to-the above. to give 3ond and approved security for the delivery of he property to the Administrator or his Rep -esentative on the 25th day of December 1852. JOHN HILL; Administrator, With the Will annexed. Dec 18 3t 48 Sheriff's Sales. B Y Virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias to me directed, I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House, on the first Monday n January next, the following property in he foll6wing cases, viz: Win. F. Wash, for Mrs. Burress, vs. C. W. Lochran; R. M. Fuller & Co.. for John [ainsford, vs. C. W. Cochran: Samuel Per rin, Adin'r., vs. C. W. and J. W. Cochran, Lhe tract of land where the defendant lives, :ontaining three hundred acres, more or less, rdjoining lands of the estate of Mrs. Mary Carroll and others. E. P. and J. Abney.vs Elizabeth Tnrner, ixty acres of land, more or less, adjoining land of S. Atto way and others George Parrott vs Mary Hightower, the tract of land where the defend:int lives, ad joining lands of John Wise and others. The State of South Carolina vs. William Wilson, a tract of land containing one hun: dred and fifty acres, more or less. adjoining lads' of R. .. Hankerson, R. Harden, Arthur Simkins and others. Joel Curry vs Russel Harden; Stephen Wilson vs Russel .Harden, Elbert Harden nd Miles Harden, one tract of land contain ing one hundred and fifty acres. more or less, idjoining lands of R. .. Henderson, Wim. Wilson, A. Simkins and others. James M. Richardson vs George Reams, the tract of land where the defendant lives, ontaining three hundred acres. more or le-,s. Also, four negroes, Nancy, George, Isaac, ickens and Mary. Terms Cash. . S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D. Dee II 3 47 Sheriff's Sale. BY Virtue 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 the following cases, viz: Landon Tucker vs. Nancy Harris, the tract f land where thedefendant lives, containing thirty-five acres, more or less. Jennings & Tucker vs Ellington Clark. the tract of land wherq the Defeid:nt lived previous to his death, containing one hundred and thirty acres, more or less, and adjoining lands or James Tompkins and others. Abner Hammond and Penelope, hi4 wife, vs James T. McCormack, one Bay Horse, Saddle and Bridle. S. B. Mays, T. C., vs Sam Williams, a free man of color; the Same vs the Sanie; the Same vs Same. S. B. Mays, .T. C., vs Ansebella .Williams, mfree woman of color; the- Saine vs thea Same. I will sell the services of the above Free Persons, on the first Monday in Jatnuary next, Fr a term of' months sufic'ient to pay the Tax and Costs, against them. Terms Cash. S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D. Dee 12 3 te 47 Sheriff's Sale. B Y Virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias. to me directed, I shall proce~ed to sell' at Hamburg, on Friday the second day of* January, at the Hotel now omeenpied by Trent & Smi'th, thme following property in the fol lowing eases, viz: S. S. Farrow & Brothers vs Thomas H. Trent; Otis J. Chaffee vs the Same; Simmns & Nance vs the Same, 'two Carriages, one Buggy, one pair of black H-orses, Stock of Cattle and Hogs, one two horse Wagon and Harness, one horse Wagon and I Iariiess, and ll the Furniture of various kinds belonging the Defendant in the Hotel, and various other irtiles too tedious to mention, (consisting of' Bedding, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus; &c.) Terms Cash. S. CHRISTIE, 6. E. D. Dec 11 . 3t 47 TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Amy McClendon, rs. Summons in .ParL'n. Mary McClendon. BY Virtue of an order from John IHill, Esq. DOrdinary of Edgefield District, I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H. on the first Monday in January next, thme lands belong ing to the estate of Tarlton Met lendon, de eesed, situate in said Distriet,-on the waters of' Cloud's Creek, containing one hundred acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Eliza beth Milte,, Forest Mitchell, Ambrose WVhit te and others. Said lands will be sold on a credit of twelve months. Purchaser to give bond and two approved sureties and a mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary to secure the purchase money. Costs to be pain in cash. S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D. Dec11 3L 47 STATE OF SOUTH CARIOLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. William B..Dorn, Richard Griffin and ' InljunctiOnis, 4-c. Lewis C. Parks. J I T appearing to my satisfaction, that the defendants,~Richard Griffin and Lewis C. Parks, are absent from and reside beyond the limits of the State. On motion of Perrini and McGowen, plaintiff's solicitor, it is or dered that they do plead, answer or demur, to the plaintiff's bill, within three monthis from the publicntion hereof, or the said bill will be taken pro confesso as against them. S. S. TOMPKINS, c. E. D. D. Comm's. Office,Oet. 7, 1851. Oct. 9 3m .38 Lands for Sale ! TiiE Undersigned wishing to move West of'ers for sale -their. Tracts--of Land-one containing Five hundred and forty-five (545) acres, and the other Four hundred and four (404) acres-lying on Beech Creek, (a branch of the Edisto,) on the old Columbia Road.. On the prenmises are two situations with good Dwellings and all necessary outbuildings. Also, an excellent Mill Seat with a Gin and Thrasher on it, already in operation. For ternmsmapply to AB3SALOMI HORNE, or WILLIS SATCHER. n,.eo2 4t -49 AGNEW, FISHER & Co NEWBE RR Y C. H., S. C., Direct Importers of Dry Good Hardware, Groceries, &c. H AVE made large and extensive adlitions, their Stock of Goods. They are daily ri ceiving and will continue to receive throughol the season, Silks of every variety, Poplins, elegantly figured, Plain and rich fig'd Cashmeres and DeLanc Watered Alpaceas and Merino Goods. Also, the new and popular Cashmere Shaw and Mantles. Flannels in all colors.-Together with 1000 All Wool Shawls, Cloths, Cassimers, Tweeds and Vestings, A great variety of Goods, suitable fur Negi Clothi.ig, Rose and Negro Blankets, of French, Enj lish and American Manufacture, A very large Stock of Bleached and Ui bleachod Domestics, Linen Sheetings and Shirtings, by the pie or yard,'very cheap, Bird Eye and nek Diaper, do Damask Table Cloths and Napkins, Also, a large and superior Stock of Hlosier* for ladies and children, Gentlemens' under Shirts and Pants of LamI Wool, Gents' do. Silk and Merino. -ALSO A large and complete assortment of Carpets, Druggets, Rugs, oil Cloth, &e., together with a great many articles til can not be named in an advertisement, all i which we are determined to sell at LowF.a PR CEs than ever such artices were offered at, tli side of- Charleston. We earnestly solicit an examination of ot Stock and comparison of quality and prices, and we feel confident that we can make it 111 interest of purchasers to give us a dall. AGNEW, FISITIt% & CO. Newherry, Nov 22 t 45 V7 Abbeville Bann-er, copy six times. Bethany Academy. T 'S Institution, situated at Camp Butle one mile from Liberty Hill, Edgefield Dit trict, will be opened for the reception of Stt dents on the third Monday of January 1852. Mr. GEORGE GALPIIIN, whose energy aD ability in the discharge of the duties of his prr fession we can very confidently recommew having employed him for six years, will contiv Rector of the Aeademy. The Trustees pledge themselves to put dow and keep down all places of dissipation and v ious resort in the neighbourhood of the Aemti eliv. in introducing our Academy to public notic we flatter ourselves that we are offering indne< ments-in Instructor-in means of instructiul and in accommodation for students, worthy < public patronage. Tuition, Course of Studies, ke. ParIaaR DEra-raur.NT. Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arithimeti, and Primary Geography, with use of Map Children under ten years of age, per Session < 5 nmnths.........................$6 C Youtis over ten years,................. 8 0 ENaLIsn COURsE-Two CLAssEs. First Class.-Geography. and History, A neiei and Molern, English Grammar and Rhltori A rithmnetic and Introduction to Algebra, pi Session...................... $10 C Seenil Class.-Logie, Mathematies and Physical Sciences............. ... 12 0 CLArSIGAt CoUns. Embraces all ~the studies neessary for admnissie into the .lunior Chass of theS. C. Collkge, 15 0 The Student is charged from..the date of er trance to end of. the Session. No deductions for Inst time, unless ectused 1I sickntess of at least one week's duration. Boarl-every thing found, except lights-en be readily obtained in respectable famnilies cot venienit to the Academy at seven dollars pc monthm. Board of Trustees. A. T. TRAYLOR, President. J. C. TA LBERT, Vice-President.* Capt. W. IIanrcox, L. A . RBaooxs, Esq. Maj. W. Trat:ERMAN. IA. R Evsom.ns, Esq. RoDT. AxNDEisos, Esq. IDanIEL Mrson, Esq, W. F. Wmxx, Esq. Gxo. GALP~rms. Dec 11 6t 47 Cokesbury Female Iustitute T H E above Institution will restime its oper tions for the next year on the first scehon day in February. We feel ourseives fortunni in'beinig able to secure the assistance of Mri LEAaD in th~e Musical department. -Shte is a acomplishmed, and experienced instructress music, both on the Piano and Guitar : and th~ Ptrons of the School nmay-feel assured that 1i pains will be spared to imopart correct and usefi instruction both'in the Musical and Literary D)e partments. Rates' of Tuition as heretofori Board from eight to ten dollars per mnonth. F< full partioularni apply, for a circular, to .F. A. CONNOR, Principal. Dee. 18 4t 48 SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGIATE FEMALE INSTITUTE. Ar BAnnmAMvILLE, NEAR COLUMBIA, S. C. UTNDER the sole and immediate direction UDr. ELIAS M ARKS and. LADY, wI are residents in the lustitute. -*Dec9, 6t 47 Fresh Supplies, JUST Received and now opened thme follot ~ing articles in the Grocery Department, 1 IBbl. very cboice Smoked Beef Haums, 1 " " " Beef Tongues, 2 Ferkins Fresh Goshen Butter, yellow as go 20 Boxea Choice Goshen Chteese,. I Chest fmue flavored Black Tea, I " " Green Tea, 2 Bbla. Superior Cider Vinegar,. 10 Boxes Pale Brown and-Salt Water Soap, 4 " Superior PearlI Starch, 1 Tierce best new Rice, 4 " Small Rice, 24 lbs to the dollar, Boxes Adamnantine Candles, " Sperm " - " Tallow" 3 Bb~s. Double Refined Crushed Sugar, 6 Boxes Layer-Raisins, 1 Box Citron. 1 Box Maccaroni, and various other articles, all of which ha ben purchased with CAsnt, consequently thm can and will be sold at the lowest market rat4 If you do not call and price these articles a, avail yourself of the bargains off'ered, you mm not blame mte for it. G. L. PENN, AGF.P Nov 26 tf 45 Notice. A LL4 persons indebted to the Estate of MI Treacia Lowe, deceased, .arc requeste~d make umediate payment, and all persons hmavi demands against said Estate, are also request to present them aceof-inag to law. 11ENRY KEY, Ex'or. July 10 m 25 Notice. A .LL persons indebted to thme estate of Hen .tl.Wald rum, dee'd., are requested to ina immediate payment, and those having deman will present them properly attested forthwith. WM. W ALDRUMh, Adm'r. nc2 tfe 49 , J.Mo. NEWBY &CO., itm , [o 10 WHOLEALE & RE'TAIL DEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTHING, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c UNDER THE U.-S. HOTEL AUGUSTA, GA. T M. NEN*BY & CO., are now receiving the LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT 31. of Ready Made Clothing ever-offered in this city. Their Stock consists of ihe latest and most imnproved styles of manufacture. - -A Ls - . lt A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS, YOUTHS' AND CI REWS CLOTHING . If Ge - Country Merchants, and all persons visiting our city, are respectfully solicited. to a call and examine our Stock for themselves - - Augusta, Sept.23 dk . 36 SOL r ... . .. .. . -= to I GRAY BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RE-TAIJ1e D.EALERS- IN Cr FOREIGN, FANCY, STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Pu - - La _#.290 Broad-Sti-eet, Augusta, Ga., Ji AVE just received one of the RICHEST, LARGEST and CHEAPEST Fall Stocks Ja H of elegant Dry Goods, they have ever offered in this Market, having been purchased Ru from the direct Importers and Manufactories for CASH, and selected with great care as a regards richness of style and texture, we feel confident in saying to those visiting our City, Re that we can offier W SUPERIOR INDUCEltEENTS, Nc Bu Both in QUALITY -and PRICE, which will well repay a special visit to our diffei-ent De- Ba n partments. There will be found in our Dress Goods Department, Rich Elegant Brocade, Plaid, Watered, Plain and Chene SILKS, new and beautiful styles Pic Plaid, Watered and B.rocade.Irish POPLINS, TABINETTS and SATINES, Beautiffil While Watered SILKS and SATTINS, Colored and Black Ture SATTINS, S Rich Black Bibende SILKS, of new and splendid styles, from $1 00 to $5 00, per yard, M Plisin Black SILKS, of all widths and prices. In'our Cloak and Shawl Department, Pic - - Dr Will be found Ridk-legant Bl'k, Blue, Brown, Royal Purple and Green Velvet CLOAKS Fr< of the -latesitlrisian style, -- -r - Brocade, Sat.andMerino CLOAKS, Fri Black aid Colored, Plain, Fignred and. Watered MANTLLAS, SACQUES and MAN- Tal -TILETTS, new and handsonme style, Go 0 Embroidered and Plain Crape SHAWLS, of chaste and elegant Embroidery. Cl Rich Figured Cashiier.e SHAWLS, Plaid, Woolen Long and Square SHAWLS, Black Ir it amd Mode, with rich heavy Silk fringe. Fancy Department, s3U 0 Collars, Clifs, Sleees, Shemisetts, Muslinand Lace Capes, Plain and Embroidered Lin en Cambrie. IOihkerebiefs, New Swiss and Jaconet Trimmings, Thread, Linnen, Cot- Ba o ton and Lisle:Lacem, Kid, Silk and Woolen Goives, Black Mixed Slate4ud White Rose, Black and White Silk Hose, Raw Silk, Ingrane and nMorevean;Hoso. -. 0 Linens and Damask. Real Undressia IiNNEN, Linnen DAMASK, 10, 11 and 12.4 Li'nen SHEETIN G ble Y Diapers, Toweling and Sattin Damask Table Cloths, warrented jiure Line~n, CA Rich Emmbrosd Pianio and TJ'able Covers. .Doinestie Goods.' fr rBleached and Unbilenebied HOMESPUNS, Wire Twist Bleached Long Cloths, New York Mills, 12-4 Alandeal Sheeting, A. C. A. Ticking, - Blue, Yellow. Pink; Red an md White Flannels, Fine Silk, Wool and Cottoa Flannels, 11, 12, 13 and 15-4 Fine French Ribbon Bound Blankets, $3 to $20 lper pair, Hleavj~Negro Blankets, very cheap, H-eavy Osnaburgs, Kerseys tat Factory pnries,-&c.( Carpets and Rugs, - c Velvel Tepestrv, Brussels, Three Ply, Ingrane,.Woolen and Cotto'n CARPETING, of rich and eiegant styles, with RUGS to ma~tch. Gentlemen and D~oys Wear. Fine T wiled Black, Brown, Blue, Green and Olive BROAD CLOTHS, Black and .Col'dan -Doe Skin Cassimeres, Satinets,.Tweeds, Janes, Beaver Cloths, &e.. &.e., with a greatan variety of other articles, to which we respectfully invite the attention of the public. e - -GRAY BROTHERS. ' A.ugrusta., t. 27, 1851.tf4 State of South Carolina, -Saeo Sut C rln, J 0 EDGEFIELD DISTRI.CT. WEIL ITIT John~v. IN EQUITY. I QIY e .JhW.Schnmpert and others,) VifedBok n tes atiin r esse . Partition. .ph JseSchlnmipert and others. ~~ Ma.L re n tes NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue ofN OTCishrygvetatbvrueB anoder from the Court of Equity, in ofaOde onthCurofEiy this case, I shall proceed to sell at the late i hscsIsalsl tEgfedCut1k residence of John Schum pert, dec'd., on Sat- Hueo h is odyi aur urdamy the tenthm day of January next, thenettmefloigraettefMs.lryul real estate of said deceased consisting of one Crol c'. iutdi deil itit h valuable tract of land containing seven hun-tow: dred and seventy-three (773) acres, situated Oetato adeotiigsvnyfu 0 in the District nd State aforesaid, on SaludmacemrorlsyignTukyCe, River, bounded North by Saluda River, EasthaigavlbeGrsMlltronadi . by lands of Bennett Perry, South by lamnds ofladofGy rowtefthesteo James Merchant and Jhn WV. Sebumipert, Jh ah e'. .W olrn c~. and West by lands of Win. Bonknight. adohr.' r- Said lands will be. sold in - three separate Asoeohrtato ad ert h o parcels, as Nos. 1; '2 and 3, according to vlaeo deilligo hre'bacj plats, which will be'exhaibited on the day of cnann ot-iears oeoisada sale. No. I contaiing three hundred aindadonglnsofF VPiksV.F . Id twenty-nine (329) nores. No. 2, contaning Drsead'tes to hundred and twelve (212) acres. No. 3, TE SOFAL-Aceiofmnad o containing two hunred andthirty-one (231)twyerecpnoosouhthrf aet acres, more or less. .wildfytl ctsfthsuwihar Said lands will becsold on a credit of onetobpadicdhTepuhsemnyo and t wo years from- the damy *of sale, in two b eue ybnso oe ihaeut equal annual instalments-the second instal- proa ueis nent to be on interest from the time the first . .S OPIS .E .P instalment falls dume, except costs to be paid CmmrOtiDe618. inm ensh. .Purchase money to be secured by De 6 , t47 P bond with adequate surety. .- S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D. ST EOF OUHCRLN lo Dcc 0 4e 4 F4DGEFIELD DISTRICT. sl _________________IN EQUITY.- e EDGFIED DSTRCT.f. .s.Partition-. m .y Jon Schmnper, .Marax. are and others. pJi To .Mofgage. ~ OTIC~E is hereby given tht by virtue of.F ~t Samue Webb.fan order from te Court of Equity i 1? YVirte oftheabov Morgage I i this case, I shall 'sell at~ Edgefield Court lik I) roeedtoicl' at EdefeldCortHouse on the first Monday in J anuary t House on he frst ndayinnJnuar the following real estate of Rihrs. . t - ex, hefolovig lve mego laes vz:Qarle, deesited in defed.itr:, FanJan, Sephn, rena Chs,.Andew, One tract of landeorntiaining thevenhty-fr ~ Lwi, eoge RnhSiso ;d arh ndeih-fveacres, more or less, syigtnuuke tCedk ( to Ternis Cash.vin avaubeGitMl thereatonoesi , anpatyiEdjeil oin-. 11 .-~ 3Jolnsh dee'd. C. W.t John, dmeman,w To Let-and others. . - owacuie b ~r LEA.v ie Of gfie, Dyeng on Chrs Brc. i s ry :113 .tfk containinEGS fort.ved acres, more ressnd an 15 sale .~~a5join aso F.ic W. Pucike ns W.y F. BIS NW CO~ a upriourisend othces aanml by . A KTERC. b F Sa . . ENNi ofone. dR two yearseb Iexcept3 Dcs t s4mc 6teef-a n CANDIDATES Por sheriff. THOMAS W. LANHAM. HUMPHREYS BOULWARE, THOMAS J. DYSON, WESLEY BODIE, ALFRED MAY, LEWIS JONES, JOHN HILL, ror Ordinary. WILSON L. COLEMAN, WILLIAM H. DIOSS, HENRY T. WRIGHT, Por Clerk. PETER QUATTLEBUM, EDMUND PENN, THOMAS G. BACON, ---- ---- For Tax Collector ISAAC BOLES, SAMPSON B. MAYS, ROBERT CLOY, L. A. BROOKS. THEOPHILUS DEAN, WILLIAM L. PARKS, HENRY H. HILL, ELIJAH T. RAUCH. JOHN QUATTLEBU, - B. F. GOUDEY, F. W. BURT. DERICK HOLSONRAKE, WELCOME MARTIN, NEW FAM.Y GROCERY! HE Undersigned having formed a Co-Part nership 'fo'r the purpose of .conducting a eral Family Grodery Business, e Village of Edgefield, in the Store House th side of Mr. B. C. BRYA' Store, respect invite their friends and the public generally we them a call. Their Stock consists in , of the following articles: to Rico Sugar, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, rifed Cinnamon and Cloves shed " whole and ground, erized " Mace and Nutmegs, if White and Blue Starch, ;uira Cof'ee, Turpentine Soap, ,a Soda " naica Colgate's Family Soap, Shaving k, Hysen, Gunpow- Variety of Fancy " cr and Imperial Teas Casteel ed Syrup Molasses Sand Balls' st India " Segars and Tobacco, - Orleans " Byas' LAndon Portcr,. <wheat llour, Scotch Ale, Itmore " Adamantine Candlea, do Cured Hams. Sperm : " [Hams cured this fall Tallow " d. first quality, Ninter str'd Lamp Oil, led Beef and Pork, White Wine, clirified, d " and Cider Vinegar, ked Tongues. . .\ssorted Candies, kerel, N, .1; 2, 3, Bananas, Pine A pples, " in Kitts, Oranges, Lemotti ond " Appl-s, fresh Raisins, ked Shad, . runes, Currents, icd Cod Fish, - Citron and Cranberries, sh Clams, Soft shell Almonds, isters and Sardibes, Brazil Nuts, *sh Rice, new crop English -Walnts, le and Sack Salt, Filberts', - shen Butter, Walnut and. Tomatto se, S-mee, h Potatoes, Pepp'r Sauce, ite Beans, American Pickles, In Biscuit, London -" - tter Crackers, Brass Round Bucketts, et- Craekers, Painted. " e C" " Tubs, eitt's Yesst Powd'r Keelers -and Brobins. ed to the abovd is a splcndideassortment of rdals, Syrups, Branady Fruits, Wines aad Liquors,. . f which will be sold on the most reasona erms for CASH! awe intend doing Business exchtiively~ for i, we feel warranted in saying to those who 'nwfaour us with a call, that we can do as well henm as can be donaie anywhere else.-' I[OLLTNGS WORTHi & NICHOLAS. ~ovebcr 6, ~ tf 42 Notice! WNG to the high price of provisions the following terms of Boarding will be requir. at the SPA NN 110TEL, for the next year, mening fronm date. oard of Horses per single fded - - $00 37 "" " month - - 15 00 " of Persons, the same as heretofore. [iis House will be kept with the best order decency, so as to givesatisfaction to L1adids Gentlemen. .~ THlE PROPRIETOR. "v 20 tf -- 44 1Notice. IY virtite of a power of Attorney frotm La fayette B. Wever, I am authorized to r',ake of his Estategreal and personal. l:e Real Estate 'consists of a tract of 476 ,on Shaw's Creek.~whereon are a good rand Grist Mil1l in (Ine repair, and suitable oveents. The lands may be seen by ap ation either to Johna R. Wever or Mlilledge ever, near the place. he personal estate consists of three or four y negroes. ,e whale will be sold privately :and if not Iin that way, will be sold at public outcry on irst Mlonday in January next, at Edgefleld t H ouse. Termns easy and made known e day of sale. '1PICKENS B. WEVER. ct. 27, . eow5t - 41 Land for Sale 1 ' E Subscribers on'ers at private sale, the tract o.f land whereoni he now resides, tning three hundred acres, of which there bout one hundred acres in ivoods, the bal ein a thorough state of etiltivation. lso, another tract containing five hundred twenty-three acres, lying on the Anderson sd, near Good hlope Church, which consaists rely of woodland Land. GEORGE REAMlS. )ee 4 tf 46 Land for Sale. Would be glad to sell one hundred* acres of h tract of land on which I live. 'What I pose to part with is all woodland, and pie ly four nmiles from the V'illage, on the Co ia Road-an excellent situation for a pleas residence. A. SIMlKINS. ~eeO 0 tf - 47 Fresh Fruits. UST received, a Fine lot of Malaga Grapes, Sicily Lemons and fine W. I. Oranges, also h Raisens and Currents. at 15 cents per sad. For sale by HOLLINGSWORTHI & NICHOLAS. ~e10, .*tf 47 Final Notice. [OSE indebted to the-Estate of A: B. A d diona, dee'd., either by note or. open ac nt, may settle withi the Subscribers by the bof January. next, asfter that, the busin<.es 1be transferredJ to the hands of an officer. -G. A. ADDISON,' E.:J. MIMS. Ex'ors. eecc.4 46 Notice. LL theinidebted to the estate of:William Busey, dee'd,, arc requested'to make im dinte payment and those having denmands LIpresent them properly attested. ' CALEB TA LLEY, Admi'r. Dc2 .3m 49 EPGEFJELD COLLEGIATE INSIRTUTE - FOR YOUNG LADJIfft REV. CHARLES A. R&EOND Principal.. T IIE Second Session will coonmence on the 9th of January.1852. The Trustees congratulate thimselves, their friends and the public, on what they now con sider the permanent establishment of an institu tion of learning of so high a eharaeter in their District. The benefits which'theirden children, with others, have experienced. during the past Session, enables them 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 P 0i , and"- has since been gradually increasing. It is confident ly expected that the .niimber in attendance will be greatly increased.during the next Session. The- Institute building now eontains seye" rooms, all, of which-havo 'beci 'built, and'are - used, for purposes of Instruetion A fine apparatus-;.a large collection-o4 Maps; Anatomical -Charts, Globes, &o; a.Muaeum of. Natural llistory; a Qpbinet of. Minerals-an. Shells; furnish unusuaT.facilities for aequirin a practical knowledge of the diffirent branches' of Science. - - The course of Study is of an elcited charae ter, and inoie compreheiisive, than that of mest fetiale institutions of the highest reputati.n The PaeCnrAL devotes the iWhole of j-a..time ; to the uper:sion and instruetion of the' vrious elasses. Tho Assistants.are experienced in their dif'e rent Departnents, and those only of known sue cess in teaching are -employed. The Academical year -s divided into Ssi'asis of 14 weeks eqch. It is cit'great imp-rtane 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. Expenses For Tuition in the Primary Department lst Dit vision, .per .ssion,.,-. .... ... 0 " Tuition in tie'Piimary Department 2nd Division .................... 7 00 " Tuition in the Academie Department,12 .00 " " ." Collogiate " 15 00 Lessons'on the Piano and use of instruinat 18 00 Modern Languages. .each,........... .8 00 Drawing and Sketching from Nature,.... . 00 Painting in Oils, Portrait and Landscape, 15 00 Use of A pparatu........... 2 00 Fuel and care of Buildings,........... 50 Good Boarding can beebtained in~th@VDi-. -lage includirig lights, washing,- el, &e.,;at (per month)*......10 00 Pupils entering nearthe middl~c or tlof of the-Sestion, are charged froi- the .ame. of entrance to the end of the Session. ~No deduc tiun for-ibsence, oi other causesint at'the dis cretion of the Principal, All bills for Tuition&a.', are, payable at the close of.'ach Session. Book. Stationirj and -Music, can be obtained in the Village at reasonabTe priets. The Departnmnt.of Musiizs under the super vision of. on.of the most accurate and aeco m plished teachers in .the State; dan it is bieved that unusual racilitics are af-rded for .acquiring a. ioroigh knowlege of' thisdiffleult .sieice. In addition to regular-private lessnr,,thep.pupils in this department are divided intO classes, and taucht on the plan of Pestak-a: Thef devote much-time to exereises, .-daptcd to train the ear. ind theivoiee, and to imprt an easy and brilliant e xeution. . If they pursue the prescribed course of nwsi cal Instruction they acquire the art of reading music with'facility', ie n -ratisng aiat teInstitute. The-anigo ' rtvtef .~ra!suent receive ,pnniunusual degree of ottintion. h sciee of Elocution is here applied, in'develop-. ing the voice for singing, with great effect. The Institution -has been almost.wee.Ty visited by a large number of the Iadies and gentlemnen; of our village, who have invariably~expressed the highest degree of satisfaOctios,at whiat they~ have heard aind seen of'thme proficiency of-the Pupils and 'the arrangement-of the Insatituto. And the Trustees have only to add -in conclu sion. that while in their'opinion, there are ninny institutionis of le.jrning deservedly populain hour State, yet there are nimne which can fnrnish greater or nmorc suibstanitial advantages to" young Ladies thian' that under the charge of Mr. Ray MoND. -N. L. GRIFFIN. EDMUND PENN, ' S.F. GOODE, - C Il..T. MIMS.J Edgefield C. H:., Dee. 4 1851. tf 48 Notice. - A LL'.peron indebied to the estate of .. A. -tlPerrin, dee'd., are requested to make im mediate payment, and those having demands against said estate will present them properly at tested: - A. PERRRN, Adm'r. Oct.0 6 m 38 - 1!~lotice.. - A LL persons having deamads against:the Es .ktate of Jacob Long, dee'd., will present them duly attested, and thosecindebted will miake immediate payment. J. A. EICHIELBERGER. Jan30 :- - tf - 2 ' Notice.. rF IOSE indebted to the estate of R. HI. -- Nicholls, dee'd., will please make immedi .t- payment, and' his creditors will render in their claizms forthwith. . H..R. SPA NN, Adm'r. Nov 20 - t 44. Notice. , LL persons indebted-toq the Estate of Eliss-' .. beth Carter, dec'd., arc requested -to make immediate payment, and those having demands against said Estate will present them-properly at tested. A. J. RAMBO, Admfre August 7 6m* .29 ASIDSR to devote my attention to the .t.practice of Law, exclusively, I will, sell my house (SPANN HIOTEL)'aponm a credit of four years, with interest-or rent it upon oheap terms to agood tenant ~. . - - H. R. SPANN. Nov 13 -- tf . -43. -Notice. ALL persons indebted to-the esta'te of- Lewis Collins, dee'd.; arc re'quested tor nine Im mediate payment, and those -having demandsa against the same to present -them properly at tested.; J. A.-COLLINS, Adnm'r.. Oct. 30-t - .f 41 - A L tloseha'ingdemad against the estate 20'fClV .Mtes 1ee'd., are qhired to present tjain in tthe-Oddinary's Office, on the 6thday of: Januar-y next,as desii-e on-that day to close up the state.. - m. - rOS. NICHOLLs, Aam'a. Oct. 18 . -12t 35 White Lead.. TIJST receIved. a largessupply -of Nxtira t Purce WHITE LEAD,-of the very best make, for salecap~forCashby t- ii G. L. -PENS a&sie