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0. W. LANDRUMlY, W7ILL Practice in th. Courts of LAW ax . EQUITY for Edgeteld and Lexingt( Districts. Office in Law Range, Edgefield C. 1. Jan*16, tf 52 JOSEPH ABNEY, WILL be found at all times in his Office, Edgefield Court House, near. the PLAI TEa'S HOTEL. He will attend promptly and strictly to busine, in his profession. Nov.14 tf 51 H. R. SPANV, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE the same as heretofore used b WARDLAW & SPANN. February 5,1851 tf 3 T"O1AS P. MAGRATH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, An-d Solicitor in Equity. OFFICE AT HAXBURG, S. C. Sept. 18, tf 35. S -W. C. MORAG1NE, WILL Practice In the Courts of LAW ax EQUITY, in the Districts of Edgefie and Abbeville. Office at Edgefield, C. H. revy. Is,- if 2 .WIM. M.- HI L, LM. D., OFFERS his professional services to the cit zens of our Village and District. Havir graduated at the University of New York, wil high honor, where he availed himself for the la two yeari, of the advantages to be derived fro: the Eye and Ear Infirmaty, various Hospital &e., &c., offers his services to his fellow-citizei with the hope that he will prove worthy of share of their patronage. .it? Room at the SrA' HOTEL, No. 7. Oct 2, tf 37 JAME S '. DAY, Strgeon Dentist, OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, Permanently located atEdgefleld I., offers his professional servie< to the citizens of the Village ar its vicinity; and will attend to any call he me have either in the Village or Country. All operations warranted. March 13,1850. tf 8 New Goods! New Goods I HAVE received my usual supply of FAL AND WINTER GOODS, to whic I respectfully invite the attention of all persol purchasing in this market. My Stock is now FULL and COMPLET] and shall be sold AT TnE LOWEST MARKET PRICI for Cash or punctual purchasers. W. P. BUTER. Oct. 16, . tf 39 For the Lade! T HE Subscriber has a large and beautiful a .sornent of Plain and Figured, Black and Cold Silks, Handsome Cashmere and DeLaiuies, Fig'd and solid Colors Alpacca and Persia - Cloths, French and English Marinoes, French, English and American Prints, Earlston Ginghams, Mantillas, Long Shawms and Scarfs, Worked Sleeves, Collars, &c., &c. W.- P. BUT ER. Odft. 16, tf 39 Wor the- Planters. NLEGRO. SHOES of a superior quality, J Kerseys and Platides, Jeans andiCassimere Bhmnkets, Linseys, &c., &c. W. P. BUTLER. Oct. 16 tf 39 Por the Sportsman. FINE Double Barrel GUNS, Game Sagrees. Flasks and Pouches, Powder,1 Sho1,Caps, &e. W.P. BUT~ILER. Oct. 16 ~ tf 30 Jewelry.. DlOUBLE and Single Cased Gold Lev4 LIWatches, Guatrd and Fob Chiainis, Chats lains, Seals, Charms, Buttons, Bucklhs, Brooch< and Ear Rings, Go ld Pe\neils. Coral Necklace Plain, Carved and Diamond Rin s-, W. . BUTLER. Wor Every Body, O FFICE and OVER COATS, Saddles, Br dIes, Cloves, Hasts and Caps, Hardware, Crockery Ware, Castings. &c. WV. P. BUTLI'R. Oct.16l if ' 3 Rich French Embroideries, AND LADIES' DRESS EOOODI SNOWDEN & -SH EA R AUGUSTA, GA. French Embroideries and Ladies' Eitu Goods, among which are Ladids Embroidered Chimasetts, with Collai and Unrderaieeves. - Ladies' Embroidered Frilled Musrin Collar of new and beautiful stykes, Ladies' Embroidered French Lawn H~andkes chiefs, of eleganwt styles ; Silk and Cotton Illusion Laces, and Whil Crapes, for LUdies' Evening Dresses ; Rich plaid Spun Silks, a beautiful article f< Ladies' ad Misses' Dresses ; Lupin's plain French Meiinos and DeLaine m a great variety of colors; Richx printed DeLaines and Cashmneres, fi Ladies Dresses - Rich blaek~ Brocale anJ fancy plaid Sillks; Superior.plain Whiiti Satin, for Ladies Dresa< Ladies Rioh Velvet Cloaks and Mantillass; do .Silk Mantillas (some at very low prie< do' wvhite, black, and col'd Crape Shawa 'Jo- Scotch and Bty State plaid Shawls, beautiful styles; Fancy and Mode Colored Thibet Wool Shawl gith~ heavy silk Fringe ; --Ladies white and bkuek Laee,and black Los Veilsi Superior black Alpaeas and black Merilos ; Lupin's superior black Bombazines, and blac Chaalfys ; With'a variety of other articles suitable f< the present season, to- whichr they respectful1 invite the attention of the public:, Dee4 i 46 Cheap Boot and Shoe Store T HE Subscriber in addition to liifs usnai Sto( has received a great variety of Gentlemen' Boys' andi Youth's BOOTS AND SHOE. suited for the season. Ladies Gaiters, of various eofours, "- Jenny Lind Enameled Shoes, a beanl ful article, for..........-,- -$1. :.French Kid Walking Shoes, for.. Ii a - 4. " Slpers andTe...1 Children's Shoes.... ....-.. Gn-Shdesworth $1,50, for.....1( -CepSlipers and Negro Boots and Shoes trycanandseeat the Boo-r AI SinoE S-roI Mofatsville Academy. a HE exercises of this institution will be re s sumed the second Monday in January, 1851, under .the supervision of Rev. Jon S. PazssLr.' The scholastio year will -consist o ten months. - This Academy is locaied near the main Road leading from Anderson C. H.. to Lowndesville, it in Abbeville District, sixteen miles from the for r- mer and nine from the latter. Rates of Tuition. S Common branches, of English Education, per annum,....................... $9 00 Including the above, with English Gram mar and Geography,.............. 12 00 ,Latin, Greek, and Mathematics,.,.,... 20 00 Trustees. Ret. J. C. CutLMEas, WM. StrERARD, Wit. Hu-rox, Jons B.Acx, KELLY SULLIVAN, ELIJAn WILLIAM, Dr. J. 11. REID, F. A. Yousa. Dee2 4t 46 Edgefield Male Academy. TEACHER WANTED. A TEACHER is wanted to take charge of the Edgefield Male Academy. The 9ppli cant must be a TEACHER by PROFESSION; d one who has experience in his business, and am d ply qualified for preparing young men for the South Carolina College. To a man of suitable qualifications, the place ofi'ers many inducements. Address the Trustees. - N. L. GRIFFIN; t JOHN LIPSCOM13, JOHN BAUSKETT, g9 o- R. T. M1I3S. - .2 h NOV 28 - tf 45 Wanting a Teacher ' 0 take charge ot the Plumb Branch Aca Is E demy, situated in Edgefield District. a It is.requisite that the applicant be a Southern Gentlman, prepared to give reference with re gard to morality, &c.-duly qualifiei to teach the Languages, together with the various branches - of the English. The A cademy is situated in a healthy portion of the District, and will open on the 1st Monday in February, under the su perintendance of a Board of Trustees who, with the view of obtaining a share of patronage, will 3 reduce the Tuition to the lowest rates, and .s pledge themselves to give strict attention toward d the preservation of the morals of students under y their care. Board can be obtained convenient to the Academy, at the low rates of $6 per month. For further information addr.ss either. of the Trustees; at Cairo Post Office. - JO N TOMKINS, WM. C. ROBERTSON, " C11ESLEY WELLS, CHARLES FREEMAN, ; h JAMES A. TALBERT, . Is ~JAM1ES BLACKWELL. Dec 10, 1851 tf 47 Ladies' Cloaks & Mantillas, SNOWDEN & SHEAR, AUGUSTA, GA. ~ AVE just received a supply of Ladies' Velvet and Silk CLOAKS and MAN - TILLAS, of rich and splendid styles. Also, Ladies' Mourning and Misses' AAN -TILLAS, Rich printed DELAINES.at very low prices n Ladies' Long White Kid GLOVES, And a great variety of other articles suitable for the present season. To all of which they res pectfully invite the attention of the Ladies. Nov 26 tf 45. Plantation Brogans 1 SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE. H lE attention of Planters is called to the ?.Factor~y over Mr. LoD IHirLL's Store, where ofth !aov xcellent Shoes ofteaoedescription are made. Orders for any quantity will be filled promptly.. A fime assortment of UPP ER, H ARN ESS - and SOLE LE AT HER on hand. R. T. MIMS. Aug21 if 31 Premniumi Daguerrean AUGUWST A, GA. XTIEN you visit Augusta, call at the PRE andU.3 DAGUERREAN GALLERY, r here hate u fine- Daguerreo~type of yourself, for heeyou will find one of the most elegant .Da guerrean Saloons in America. "Daguerreotype stock of every description for sale at a snmall advance on Now York cost. - LEIGh, TUCKER & PERKINS. June12 Bm 21 Election Notice, NOTICE is hereby given that an Election ?will be held on the 2nd Monday in Janu -ry next, to fill the vacancies about to occur in the Offiees of CLERK, ORDINARY and SHERIFF, for Edgefield District. The Polls will be opened for one day only. The Managers will meet at Edgefield Court House or the Wednesday following, count cut the votes and declare the Election. T G BACON, Clerk. t c 11 41 Notice. s LL. those indebted to the- estate of Joab 1. Kilerese, dee'd-, are required to make i I, mediate payment, and those having demands to present them properly attested. - .JOHN IIILL, A dn'r. .August28 ly 32 Lard and Hams. rUPERtIOR Lear Lard at 12 1-2.ets. per lb. Baltimore Sugar-cured 11~ams at 14 tfts I per pound. For sale by. HIOLLINGSWORtTH & NICIIOLAS. r Dee 10, t f 47 Notice. a 4LL1Prsons indebted to tile estate of Olive .L1Towles, are requested to make immlediat s payment, and those having demands against th ;sanme will render them in properly attested. >R. M. SCURRY, Administrator. Oct. 9 tf ' 38 ' Euckwkheat Flour, &c. e TUST received a splendid lot of ne'* BUCK WH EAT PR EMIUM FLOUR. A large supply of BACON SIDES. k Also, ar-exe-ellent lot of choofee LIQ UOkS, for sale by . S. E. BOWERS. r Hamburg, Oct 16 . tf 39 y Notice. P ERSONS indebted to the Snbscribet ate re' .q uested to make immediate payment to Mr. SJohn Middleton, as longer indelgence cannot be Sgivecr. G. TENNENT. SNov 18 3m 44 fliEiushes. fST. received an assortment of Brushes, tiz 1Superior Shaving Brushes, O -Paint Brushes, all sizes, 5Shoe Brashecs. o All of which will be sold at the.lowestpries. G. L. PENN, hoe. SNov 27 -If 4 -5 Take Warning.! z fHE subscriber hereby notifies all persons 1.indebted to him, or to Mrs. R. Blalock, either by note or open account, to make payment - by the 15th of February next, as longer indul gence eannot be given. Those who fail to do i- this, will find their notes or aecounts placed in the hijads of. Mr. Oriflin for colTection. P.RB.BLALOCK. PRATT & RUFF, Wholesale & Retail Druggists -NEWBERRY, S. C. K EEP constantly on hand a general assort mnent of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, BRUSHES, DYE-STUFFS, Surgical Instruments, Perfume ry, Window Glass, Glass-Ware, FANCY ARTICLES, &c. -A L 110 Dealers in Fine Wines, Liquors, Be gars, Chewing Tobacco, &c. All of which they propose to sell upon as rea Bonable terms as any house in the State. Physicians, Planters and Dealers are earnest iy invited to call and examine our Stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. August 21, 6m 31 JAMST AMR2 6 09., FACTORS & COMMISIO19 Office on Adger' 'North Wharf CHARLESTON, S. C. 7AMES ADGER, ZAS. ADGER, JI ROBT. ADGER. -. L. ADAMS, Charleston, Sept. 15, 6m 35 DEALERS TN Paints, Oils, Window Glass AND No 60A East Bay, opposite V & Bani CHARLESTON, S. C. T HEY keep constantly on hand and for sal( a general assortment of Paints and Oils, Window. Glass and Sashes, spts Turpentine CAMPHENE, SPIRIT GAS, TALLOW Grindstones, Cordage, Packing Yarn, Black Lead, &c. October 16, 3m 39 GIBBS & 19cCORD, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MCI'Tosrz ST., AUGUSTA, GA., CONTINUES the above business in all it branches, at their Fire Proof Building, and solicit a share of patronage from the peopl of South Carolina. Orders for BAGGING, ROPE, &c., &e. i.1 be filled at the lowest prices. Cash advances made on produce in Store. TFIOS. F. GIBBS, -GEO. McCORD. Sept 15 6m 35 LEWIS' STRAW CUTTER. THE Undersigned takes this opportunity o . stating to the public, that he will hav another lot of his Machines ready for market, ii the course of a few days. Persons wanting these Machines will do well to send in their or ders early so as to ensure their being filled. He refers to the following Certificates, of th< many which he has received, for additional tes tiniony in their favor. . WIM. LEWIS. Hamburg, Oct. 1, . tf . 37 .Certificates. Wisos, (Pent'.) Janmmry 22d 1851. Ma. Layvts,-The Patent Straw Cutter whil you invented, and are now ofifering to the public is a miost excellent article and deserves publi, favor. Twvo years smece I purchased -one an have had it in constant use-it has never bcee out of repair in anty revpect, answering all th purposes you roeommzenad it for. I most cheer fully commend it to farmers in all sections, an< ould not be induced to part with the one I have without the prospet of obtaining another, fe five times, it cost. Respectfully, V. E. PIOLLET. A uae-rA. (Ga.) Sept 16, 1851. MR. Luwls,-Deur 5ir: Some time since used one of your Straw Cutters to cut roots fo my preparation of Georgia Sarsaparilla. Somi of the roots were very hard and tough.-I.an happy to say your Straw Cutter has far exceedes my expectations. The public need not fear r its getting out of order by cutting straw or fod der...or by accidentally getting hard substance in it. . Yours, respectfully, J. DENNIS. -EDGF:ELVD C. H., Sept. 10, lSfi1. Ma. Wti. Law~s,-Sir : In your letter yol ask how I like the Straw Cutter I bought froni you. I say it excels any thing of the kind have ever seen, and I could not be induced t pa with It, without the prospect of gettinj another, for any commion consideration. WM. P. BUTYILER. EDoEFIEI.D C. H., Sept. 18, 18i'l Dr.4a Sia: I htave tieen utsihg one of you Straw Cutters or 'some three or four months and ant satished tnat its advantages over d others, arc such that it will recommend itself t< every observer. Its adaptedness to ecatting al kinds of grain, in any douirable length, its securit: to the operator, the minimum of power require< to keep it in operation, the dispatch with whiel it executes its work, combined with its simplicit: and durability, most make it invaluable to eter; one that may have use for them. . A. G. TEAOUE. To Wts. Lawis, Esq., Hamburg S. C. Carriage Making. TUIE Subscribers havin .ngaged in the Carriag muikingandrepialringitasines in Potteraville, near Edge feld Court House, for the-ensuing year; wouli respectfully solicit a share of publie Patronag a5 we shall indea'vor to give satisfaction to all wvb may favor us with their business;i they are also i want of a good w'ood workcman, on Wheels, Car rige parts and Bodies, of stdady moral habiti none other need apply. Good comfortabre build ings gn be procured, corrvenient to the shop ft nen of famnilies, or boarding on reasonable termi rIILL & WARDWLAW. N. B.-A good price will be paid for Lumbe of good Ash, Oak, Hickory, and Poplar, of at sorted dimensions. - H. & W. Nov 28 1850 -tf .45 -fD. T'IBBE3TTs will hereafter sol l0t.. BOOTS and -SHOES, at the fol lowing prices, for C A SH O NL Y 'Fine Water Proof Bootsr,,.. m .. . 09 Fine Pump Boots,.....-......... 8 0 Fine Welted do ........ ....... 7 0 Men's fine Pump Shoes,..........3 7 do do Welted do.......... 35 do Kip do do ..........2 0 Ladies Calf Shoes,.....,..,,,..... 1 7 do do Bootees,.............. 2 0 January1, 1851. ~ t. t Barding for Young Ladies; T HE Subscriber willaccommodate with board ing, ten or twelve Young- Ladies. Hi House is roomy and pleasantly situated,'ceonveni et to the Female Academies. Parents ans Guardians may be nssured. that every attentio1 necessary will be paid to Girls committet to li care..'EEDUND PENN. J. 1. 1851 tr 5 New Soo.ds! T HE Subscriber has just received his Stocl of Fall and Winter Goods. Black, Colored and Watered Silks, Rich Paris Nousseline DeLains, " French and-English Merinos of all colors for Ladies and Children's Dresses, Cotton Damask of all colors for Window Cur tains, Red and White Fllannels, Faney Tweeds, Cassimeres and Satinettes, Plaid Linseys,- Geo. Plains-and Kerseys, Fine Bed and Negro Blankets, Readynade Coats and Over Coats, Hats and Caps of th0 Latest Styles, Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons, Boots and Shoes, A Fine ot of Negro Shoes, Groceries, Hardware and-Croekery, Which will be sold very low on time, and i beral discount for cash. B. C. BRYAN. Oct. 9 tf 38 FALL AND WINTER GOODS THE ~Subscriber has received at his Store near the CourtHlouse;a large STOCK 01 GOODS suitable for the present and comint season, consisting of a general assortment of DRY GOODS, Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, Groceries, &c., &c., all of which have been ielected by himself witl great care, both in regard to style and price, an( will be sold at short profits for Cash, or to pune tual buyers until first of Jinuary next. Persons buying in this Market will loose noth ing by examing his Stock. L LOD hILL October 2. 1851. tf 37 GROC ERIES! T HE Subsdribers continue to carry on thi Wholesale and Retail Groce ry Business, at their old stand, just abov< the Globe Hotel, and within a few steps of th, Warehouse of Messrs. G. WALKER & SoN. They beg to inform ti Planters and fainilic in South Carolina that -they are now receivin, their Fall supply of HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES which they will sell- on the most reusonabl terms. They now offer for sale 100 Batles 46 Inch-:GUNNY CLOTH, 500 Coils J Inch Kentucky ROPE, 50 Ilids. New Orleans and Museovad SUGAR, 200 Bags Primc Rio, Laquira and Jay COFFE ES. 60 bllids. Cuba -MOLASSES, 100 Bbls. Crushed, Ground and Granu lated SUOARS, 25 Chests nnd liair Chests choice TEA. 100 Bbls. Hiram Smith and Baltbanor FLOUR, 100 Boxes Sperm, Adamantine snd Tal - low CANDLES, 300 Kegs Cut NAILS, all sizes, 75 Boxes TOBA'O. various qualitioi 53,000 Lbs. HAMS, SIDES, and SIIOUL DERS, r 1,500 Sacks Liverpool. SALT..: Together, with SPICES, PICKLES,-PR E SERVES, SEGARS, and all articles- usuall: kept in the best Groevry houses. r Goods for our Plaiter Friends will be de livered at any point in Hamburg, free of eharg< .R. & W. M. DOW. Augusta, Aug. 20, . 6m 31 New Family Grocery! S, E. BOWERS, At the corner opposite Robinson's Hardhwarc Stor and frontmng the' 'n floel, HAIU R4&C. R ESPECTFULLY informus his friends an .Lthe publicegenerally, that he has opened New Grocery Store, where he will keep const~ntly on.hand, a choie Istock of FAMILY OROCERIES. OLAS AND CROCKERY WAR E, which will b sold at the lowest market priees. The public are earnestly solicited to call an examiine my stock before buying elsLkihere, an every exertion on my part, will be made to satit fy those that call. There is now in Store a large supply Sugari Coffees, Teas, M~olasses, Syruips, Wines, Liqiuoi Porter, Mustard, Pepper, Spices, Cinger, Nul megs, Cloves, Rice, Flour, Rueon., rd. Chiees< IButter, Tobaco, Segars, Snuff, Powde.r, Sho fLead, Lamp and Paint Oils. Also,-Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Brooms, Brush ies, Blacking, &e. Also, 20,000 lbs choice lA CON SIDlES, au 2,000 lbs John Fitch & Son EXTR A H1AIS - August 7, if 2'J CA~tDt T"HE Undersigned respectfully soliclt the at ..tention of Country Merchants and Piatiter to thecir very extensive and well asorted Stoe Sof GROCEIES, IdQUORS, &e., &c., coml prising ' 400 Ilhds Clarified New Orleans and Musec vado Sugar. 300 Packages Crushed and Laf Sttgat. 150 Bble No 1 and 2 Cla'ified sugar. 1000 Bags Cuba, Rio and Jlava Coffee, I U00 Pieces -Dunde'e Bagging, (weighing i t 1.Iilbs-44 to 46 indhes.) 100 Bales Heavy Gunny Bagging3 1000 Coils 4 inch H-emp Rope. I500 hhs BaconSides (litltimnore Curing) 100 do Choice Shoulders, S100 do Miuscovado Molasseae, S1000. Bbls New Orleuins Sy-rup, 1200 do Rectified Whis ey, .~ 300 do N. E. Rm, 100 do Northern Gin, 200 Paickages Fr'-neh ana Dormestic Brandy, 150 do Maneira and Tenn. Wine, 100 .do Sweet Malaga Wine, 150 Boxes Tobacco (various qualities,) 300 M, Seffars, (assorted brands) -50 Casks f ndon, Port-er, 300 Boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles, Together with Soaps, Starchi, Raisins. Tea, Spices,' Champtagne, Cordials, Syrups, Pickk and all articles usuially kept in-their line, whic -they offer for sale pa accomnuidating-terms. llT' Orders promnptly and faithfully executed. SIMMS & NANCE, rNo. 1t Uayne St, Corner Church St., S; Charleston S. C. .Tune S, ti' 20 Mill Stones for Sale1 T1HIE. Subscriber,e living on Cloud's Creel ...respectfully .informs the public that he now engaged in the MIfI Stone (Cut ting Busine'es, and will be prepared the shortest notice to.6ill any order that ma; come in -his line of; business. The Stones ar of the best quality and the Workinanship wvar ranted to be inferior t none in the-State. )For further information address the Subser] ber at Leceville, L~exjngfon; S. C. . GEQR ~E' E. HENDY. )REFERENcE.-Maj. IsAAC BoLEs, C. J. GL~ -vER and ARBaou Wurrvrs. October 9 1851. '3m - 38 - F-ALL Leaher. F-ALDESCRIPTIONS, may be had . the Tanneryfor CAin. Also Tanner'.and Neat'. Foot Oil; tihe latt the best article for.~ Harness. -Cash paid for Hider~and~good'Oak Bark. - All orders addiesset t -Williams& Christi, or to Mr..L. M. Mnnger at the- Tan Yard, wi bo promptly' attended to. B.TMIS -e..I :3.T IS Election Notice. I IN Pursuance of Writs of Election issued i from the Office of the Court of General Sessions and Common Pleas, by Thomas G. Bacon, Esq., by directi. n of an Act of the General Assembly, the Managers of Election, for Edgefield District, are hereby directed to attend at the several places of Election, fur which they are Managers, on the Second Monday of January next. open the Pollsand hold an Election for CLERK, ORDINARY and SHERIFF, for Edgefield District, to fill the vacancy which will occur in said Offices. by the expiration of the term of the present incumbents. It will be their duty to attend as directed, and open the Polls between the same hours and in other re.peets conduct the Election, in the same manner as is prescribed for the Election of Members of either branch of the Legislature (except that the Polls must. be opened on Monday only.) Also, to meet on Wednesday after the votes ate received at the Court 'House of Edgefield District, count the votes, declare the Election, if no notice of intention to contest it be given, an~d certify to the Governor the names of the persons who may be duly elected. The Polls will be opened at the following places, by- the Managers of Elections,. up pointed at the late Session of the Legisla ture, viz: At Edgefiekl Court Hfouse.-R. T. Mims, Jas. B. Grillin, jr., Johnson A. Bland. . A( Lonnires'.-G. H. Yeldell, J. Ander-. son and Wilev Timmerman. At Ridg.- *L. R. Lott, Abner Asbil and G. Holmes. .At Collier's.-Joseph Bussey, P. H. Elam and S. Broadwater. At Cherokee Ponds.-W m.-Lanham, James Curry and Edmund 3orri!. . At Pine Hlmse.-E. P. 11. Kirksey, G. W. Jones and L. B. Wever. - At Toicles'.-H. May and G. W. Hollo way. t Dunton's.-Benjamin Strom, Jno. Moss and John Cheatham. . At Shepherd's.-George J. Shepherd, Se bron Stalnaker and D. W. Devore. At Smiley's-M. Corley, W. Adams and D. Strother. .At JHamImur-W. W. Sale, Win. Spires and B. S. Dunbar. At Mount Willingz-A. Simkins, Manches ter Padgett and Vastine flurlong. At Richardson'c-George Strother,. John 31. Witt and Janies Richardson. At Coleman's-Ira Cromley, A. H. Cole man and M. W. Clary. At Park's--Thomas Chamberlain, jr., W. L. Parks and G. W. Nixon. At Perry's-L. T. Abney, J. M. Abney and Arthur Dozier. A' Moore's-William P. Andrews, N. G. Ma:tin and Willis.Ross. At Shattcrfeld-XWilliam Qattlebum, John Miller and J. Snelgrove. At Allen's--W. N. Turner, Russel Eidson -and Thomas John Glover.. At Graniterille-S. Wise, James Powell and John Glover. At Aai/s-Jaies T. Gardner, John Eve rett and Ulriek Reddick. Al Dorgis-J. Dorn, Marion Dean and Al fred Mav. A! IlItchers-Wmr. II. Yonn, W. G. Tur ner, Ransom Jordan. At Boulwares-J. Eidson, Jacob Lagrone and William Merehant. At Red Hill.-J. M. Clarke, Lee Ilolston and D. E. Bussy. At Roc/elrs-J. Blackwell, E.Robertsou and J. Freemann, sen... eAt Rhinehart's-E. West, Freder4ik.Kini ard and H. Rizer, At Whittle's-Mark B. Whittle, Arthur M. Wazrren and Caleb Watkins. At Ifjreards-William T. Wecst, John Tal bert and Bartlev M. Mairtin. At R. LyBra'nd's-B. Kreps, Levi Lybrand, ~Joseph P. Cullam. AL Wm., &niley'r.-M. '-3. Padgett, S. II. ~Rodlgers and Jess.e Smith. Al Nickerson's-.Charles Nickerson, WViley But hi :m and Jshamn Cnlbreath.. At (Cooperscill.-R. C. Grihlin. F. V. Coo per and Charles Carter. R. T. MIMS; CtutausM. be Oe. 3, 3t 46 D RI. DEDN N I S' - GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA, FOR auadie, Sick Head-achet. Dizinss. ILoss of A ppetite, Constiwlion of thec Bowrels. Files, caued byi Costimeness, Pain in'thie B~oeels, . or Rheumatisma, caused lby the uise of Mercu ri. Sy ph/ilis, Scrofuin. Boils. Ulcern, 4-c. TII15 'REPA R ATION is 'made as pure as pas* Sin diseases of the Liver, and diseases anisinc from an impure state of the Blood.-prove it to be the PUREST AND MOST USEFUL . preparation of Sarsaparilla that is made. -'I hose who have uised thte various preparations of SarsaparillI will find. by the zasie und eIibi-, that there is more Sarsaparilla in one bottle of Dr. DENNIts prepa ration. thtan in half a dozefl bottdes as it is generally inade. Its ahierative and mildly purgative efieets upon thte bowels, make it ntot only a good substitute for Mercury, butt useful in removing all disceases arising fronm the imprudent lise of Mercuiri. Prepared only by J. DENNIS, MI. D., Augusta, Georgia. Sold by' A. 0. TEAot'E and G. L. Prxxx. Edge field C. A.; P. M1. CoENn and- (C.tRmv & CoUTU * LIER, Chark'stoni :IoATrWRIGIIT & 3to-r and F. CUnrIS. Columbia ; A. .1. Caxiouvnox; ilamburg; -Wt. F. TvrT, D. 13. Pz.tiutu. HIavr.AND & Rrs L.xv, W. F. & J. Traarts. Wv. K.'K:cuss. HAat RFETT & CA aTER, AUgnsta,.Geo., antd by Drutg gists generally. Prnire--$1 lir bottle ; 6 bottle for $5. . " Rtememiber to ask for DENNIS' GEOR GIA SARSAPARILLA. 2 June 26, 1851tf - 2 $40 Reward. T3 HE above reward will be given for the ap ..prehension and'delivery in, any convenient Sjail, of TWO NEGROES, the property of the subscriber, a mnan antd a woman. 'rTe man's name is A USTIN, very dlark conm plj.ected, has one of htis tupper front teetht out, five feet cighit or ten intches htight, and weighs near two-hundredi pounds. -The Woman's name is PUTILLIS, dopper col ored, ehunky, and aibotut 22 yeitrs of age. Thme fellow ranaway aboumt two years ago, ;md was for nit nmonths in -Augusta' Ga., hiring his time to different persons. It is probable- he is snowv in that place, as when last heard frotm, he was making his way. in that direction. Half the above reward will be givcn for the de livery of either of the above legtroes. .JOHN A. EICI1LEBERGER. -Jan 30 -tf 2 OT The Augusta Constitutionalist wvill copy -weekly, until notified to the contrary, atnd for ward account to this office. - Fresh Drugs. R ECEIVING and now opening at fine addi fltional assortmentt Fresh and Genuine, care ulyselected, Drugs and Medicines, Chendeals, SPowders, &c., for salo by G. L. PENN, AGENT. Nov 27 tf ' 4 TUST Received 12 Doz Boxes, choice Mus Ii t tard. It is warranted to be of superior quali ty. Try it. For sale bmy --- . ,0; L PENN, Aaswr. VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE: Used by Physicians of High. Standing. Ttese 1ITTElS ret.aove all morbid sei-etions, orif1y the bloodgive great tone and vigor to the the system against all future disease, can be taken with safety, at no time debili. tating the patient-being grateful to the most deli. cate stomach, and remarkable for their.cheering, nvigorating., strengthening, and restorative-proper ties, and an ivaluable and sure remedy for DYSPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS. .Also, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Con tiveness, Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, l'alpitation of the Heart, Sinking and Full. ne of Weight at the Stomach, and all other dlieases caused by an impure state of the blood, liver, etc, which tend tp debilitate and weaken the system. FEMALES Who suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this 3edicine of INESTIMABLE - VALUE. In ALL CAr sof GENERAL DEBILITY, this ledi. cine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! THOUSANDX Have tested its etcacy, and thousands more are now under treatment; and notone solitary case of failure hat.ret been reported. Volumes could be filled with dertiticsles of those who have been permanently cured. Call on the Agent, and get a PAHLET, Containing the Certiicates of Remarkable Cuies, and the high estimation in which' this Medicine is -hald by the t'ublic Press-can be had. of the Agents, free Sold by all the GenuIne Medicine Depots in the United States. ze Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle Principal 0ics, 122 FULTON ST., N. Y.,- up stair For sale at Edgelield C. I., by .A. . TEAGUE, AGENT. Sept.4 ly. 33 THE GREAT SU3M1ER- MEDICINE! DR-. GUYS-OTT' ... IMPRO VED EXTRACT...0F fellow Dock and Sarsaparill FR hencure of all diseaspes or disorders gen . rated by impure blood.: Its great suce ustly entitlei it to the name of the Great Jserican .Spectffc So far as it is.known it is universally apprecil ed, and many eminent physicians use it dailyi Iiir pretice with- the most happy efects, ar rt ify that it is the hest extract in existence, ar c unilv that STANDS TIJE TEST OF TLVE. Every year adds to its great popularity, and mu fplies its asionishing sures. The victim of HEREDITARY SCROFULA, ith susppa.ying.jrihndsihoney-:combed flesh, ai series eating into his bones, finds Guysott's Ye ow Dock and Sarsaparilla a balm for his affli< ons. - liakhrrible torments' are assuaged., ati i mahaade not only relieved,.but PERMANENl IA C UR'ID. ' It may be safely asserted, .from .the -resuslts at experience. that-" Dr.4onysott's Extract elw Dock nnd Sarsaptirilla," is, beyond ampn rion, the OST WO.NDE RFUL REMEDYo.H EART ir tihe 'ollowing disenses. and all others pro-e fg from VITIATED) BLOOD). Srofula or lKing's Evil, Rheinmatism,.Obstinal utaneouis Eruptios. Pimples or Pintule on ti ~c, Blotehes, Boils. Chronic Sore Eyes, Rino norm or Te'mtter, Senhil Head, Enlargement at Pains of the Bones and .Joints, Stubborn leer 'phiitic Lumbngo, nod Diseases arising from t injudicious use of MIercur.~ Acites or Drops xposre. or Imprudence in Life. Liver Compiao ue and Fever, Initerimiting Fever, Cholera Mi lus, Dysentery, Diarrhra. Plethora of Blood e He'ad, Piles. Pains ini the Hack. Sies. Bren: r Loins, rnd all' forms of Muscular, Glandul od Skin IDiseases. It is a sovereign specific for General Debilit rd the hest renovator for a Broken Constitutio It braces and re-invigorattes every organ. promoi ectivity and regularity in every function, and pi ucre that condition of. the wh'ole physica sstei rvhiht is the best security for LONf LIFE. Let all who wish to purge the blood from t1 mpurities contracted from the free indulgence ie appetite duringr the winter, and to prepare tl yrtetm to RESIST Sli,13JMER-EPIDEMICS. onr xow to "Giiysntt's Extract of Yellow Doc and Sarsaparilla." which is provinmg itself an an1 iote for manny of the most malignant diseases til flesh is heir to,nnd they will nevecr be disappointe for in this retmedy the 'pulic faith has never w' vered-never can wave ; fur it is founded one erince, just as their want of faith in other as ptiriots compounds is also fomnded in experienc They FLY FROM MINERAL NOSTRUM ek'hoie, life anid vigor from this PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY. Therefore, however* broken down in- health as spirits, however loathsome to himself and othet let no one despair of recovery, let the patient or understand that his hope of physical restoratie lies only in " GOYso-r-'s EXTRACT OF YELLC ocK .txst SAntsar.tart.LA." and persuade him f his LIFE'S SA KE to try it. and we have no het tation iii predicting his speedy restorntion toheali As a mecans of regulating all the fujactions of WOMAN' DELICATE -ORGANIZA TIOI t hs no eqtual in the materia medica, and at th critial period of life, when the first stage of h decline commences, its cordial and -invigoratii proterties will enable her to PASS THlE CRLIS: AFELY. None gentaine unless put up in large b< tes containitng a quart, and name of the Syri hlown in the glass, with the written signature F. Bennett on the otuside wrapper. g-g PaticE, $1 per bottle.-or 6 bottles for 1 COVIL-& MEAD, 113 Chartres street, Newv Orleans, ole General Agents for the outhern tates, whom all orders must be adidresed. old by G. L..P ENN, Editefield C. HI.; W A.R1 LAW & hENDY, Abbeville C. H. t PRATT JAMES. Newherrv'C. H.: A. J. CREIGHTO: S. C.; IIAVILAND, RISLEY.& CO., Augusi Georgia. une 5 -Gm 20 Ready Made Clothing. J UST received a large at'sotment of REAE MADE CLOTHING, consisting of. Alpaca, Liuen and Gro Deta SACKS al ALTOS. Linen, Cottonade tnd Oro Deta PANTS, Blck Satin Silks and Marsails VESTS, nall hich ill be sold vERYv Low. WILLIAMS & CHRISTIE. May 22, .- tif 18 Old Dr. Jacob Towvnsend's TJUST Rcecivod 6. dozen of Old. Dr., ,Tae Towsnd's original eompitnd Syrup.oS saparla, and foresale.at.tho Drug and 'Chaelmi Store of ' '. . A. G. TEAGUE. May 1,1850 .' tf -15 N 'oice. i.,L those havJng domands again~t the Esta - of Abner.V. White, deceased,arerequest< topresent them,; iroperly attested, and those i ecbted.to make payment. JOIIN HILL, Adm. A p 2.,, *. - f 15 N EW G6DS1 TIE Subscriber in now re eciving a'SPLENDID Stock o SPRING& SUMMER GOODS FOR, Gentlenen's Wear, --cosimio or Super sup. Back French Twilled CLOTH. Supr sup:iBlueFrench Twilled Cloth Brown . " - " " Black flg'd and Doe Skin CAS SIMERS, (alargei uly) Fancy Cheeked DRILII a dew styles White figured " Heavy Plain A.superior rot of PlaizB'k SilkVESTINGS Figured -White " White Silk-Vesting. embro:ed with Animals Buff and Whiteb'arsailes " " Valentia " A beautiful lot of Fancy Silk CRAVATS, Silk NECK TIES with embroidered Endo, A large lot of ,Blek, W1hite, Kid ind Linen 'GLOVES, Also, a'aood .sapply of RATS, READY MADE COATS, of v'arious-kinds, SHIRTS; DRAWERS. &c., &c. All-of hieh-b Will sell Low for Cash or to punctual customers and made uliIn a style inferior to none. -J JOHN L!0I March 13 tf - Nand it~ ds I HAVE now on.hand a FIRS RATE Stock (of Cloths, Cassimers&.Vestipn , which are of the latest styles and .nlLi made to measure as good and as fashionableo as can be. had in the Southerti>Country.' -ALSO Always for sale an exeellut. Stoek of feli- - READY -tEADE C1OTEING9 which is cut and made under my- -own suppri sion, and any ohe purchasitl' froim me may rtIy upon -getting fQll value for their money expendad. Ftrnishing. Articles, Such as Cravats, -Gloves, Suspendere. Nosiery, White and Colored Shirts. Silk. an Merino in-. der garments, Collars. -,Rtobs, 'Money Belts, Silk and Merjno tunder Vestsfir Ladies,-and a Fine A sstrtment Of German Colognes, extraets ror.thddlaNer chief. Hairt Tooth, Nail, Clothes, -Iat-m. Shav- - ing Brushes, Dressing and Fine 'I'ot1tCombs, Fine Soaps, Shaving Creams'and Sops, o9t Monies. Pocket Book.--.Prses, -Sgar -Cases. Hair Oils, and every tling desirablen4 useG for Gentlemen. - J.A.: VANWJNKL. N. B.-My Store isnext to the Georia Ra Road Bank. at tiin Oldjtand of the Chronicle, Sentinel Ofiee. Auguita, Nov 12. . .6m3 FALL AND WINT.R ODS R. 4 FULLER &CO.; ARE ailiy receiving th(Fir -FALL AND I WINTER -GOODS, direct from X4 . York.-Thef ive the most beautiful pstternso' Plain Black a'ud Fancy Fig'd Alfai-eas, French and Etiglish DeLaines of al styles n and prces. - A now style of Thibet Cashmere,,. Choice Ginghamis at'12 ets, Shawls of all-qualiticuand-deserjpt he Latest Paris siyhui of* Fancy y. neres Wi 4 ~ tin, We are certain-to please in oir Pinfits.'" Our Kerseys,- Geo,-Plain and I W.Cloths,' stand unrivaled n price - . We have 'on -hande afull supl of Dry Goo008 $rb9e5$$ and in fact~ thiin yon'aIrin wamtof . R. M. FULLER & 0O ..0et 16 .tf' . 39 - ' GranitevlIIe -Cas!h tore :' e.taon oft farmers and'tfie comimunmty geno erally to his'Store in Gr~,i*ville,~liere he kteps eon'stantly on hiandl a NEW-and WELL AS SORTED. Stock of - - nf DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.- SMOEQ rBONNE TS, RIBBONS ': and nearly every variety 'of Goods, and is selling in at the Cheapest rates erer knowsn save-Char a Leson) Ie buys for ,CASH and engages-to ~r sell as CT14uP as A ugusta.1Iainb'urg, .Aiken, or any other neighboring market. - - ~:Ladies wishing to buy Bonnetsof'.the latest ~,style, either trimed or untrimel.will' do well to oexamine his. Stock before purchsiing elsewhere. n, e is prepared to have Bonnets trimmed in the latest stylh-. or - to order at the shtortest notice; ICAll who advocate a je CIEAP CASTH SYSTEM 'will be sure to save money by giving himn a .drial. k (l7 The highest miarket price will be given for Sall saleable produce in exchange for Goode. r2~ . . A. B. MULLIGAN~ a- June 4, tf" - .. 20 SWarehouse: and Commission~ Bus inesse .JAcEHoir ST., AUGUSTA, GA. d E -E 5NSCRBERbeglesyetoisfnri his.~ fried anth patrons of War.fmE B ia'soir & Co-.- that lie willceontTntk'ih*-WARE .HOUSE and COMMISSION -BUSINESS >r at the Ware House formerly occ-upied by thein l. -and hopes by strict attention -to the interes Of h. his customers, to reeeive a -continuance'of the liberal patronage beitoired on' ti~itte firn."'14 , will give-his personal-attention to all businessens at trusted to his care...-.. -..r.. er Particular attention -will be -given -to buying of % Bangging. Rope andl Supplies for .his .customers, Swhich will at all timtes be..bouglt-~at- ther lowest ~. prices, and liberal eash advances will be riida n p produce in Store; . .*. G.. WALNER. July 10 6m 25. to BUSINESS. . JAMBURIG;S.C. HEflUNDESIGNEDhavingformedaeo a'.1 partnership, uinder the firmn of g'. WAL. iER & CO..for thoepurpo0'of carryinigon the Waae-HOUIge:-agd COunnaiRSSlojm -Business, arid having recited~the well.knein Ware-House, known..as.Walker's Wage-House. Yand.1ately ooetfpied by W aLEIt OL-aAf Theytender their sez-ieds to their friends aind ithe public in~general,'ohtpledge themselvesto use their best exertions togive-siisfaction to those with. buisiness. * 7 0 - Fair advances will be made on produce in store. - -* . A. WALKER. D.- L.ADAMS. - Sept. 4, 1850. *tf 34 ,Windowr Glass asnd:Tutty. 3OSBOXES WINDOW .&gLASS, just re b \fcieved direct Irominhe Mianufactory.. if ryou.wish tojelaoethe Glass that have been bre 1 ben out of~ your winidowsy now-Is thetime to do It,-and:tliis is the place to get Giles and Putty. For-sale cheap by [G. L. PENN, Aemrr. - Dee:4 .:. tf. .46 TUST Reeived -a supply or Fall and Wln* -T0 Lmp Oil, Linseed Oil, Trai:nOil and Keet" foot Oil, all of which Is offered for-sale 16w fo Cash, by G. L. PENN, Age"'. Oct 30 tf 41