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Dry Goods! -SELLING OFF AT COST! ! E have on hand a large assortment of WINTER and early SPRING Good s, which we propose selling off at COST. and a some Styles less than Cost, so as to sell entirely el out of WINTER GOODS, and make room for a large assortment cf - 0 SPRING + SUMMER GOODS. Purchasers will find it much to their interest E to call on us. We have and will continue to keep the largest and most select Stock of Goods to be found in this Market, and always at the lowest prices. S. C. & J. C. CIAMBERS, Dealers in Dry Goods. Columbia, Feb. 3 it 3 Ten Dollars Reward, P R ANA WAY from the Subscriber's wagon, in Hamburg sometime in November last, a negro boy named HAMPTON. Said boy is about 18 or 20 years of age, about. 5 feet 6 inches high, of a yellow or brown complection, turns J out his feet when walking, is stout made and intelligent, and has a sear over one eye com- cc mencing in the eyebrow and running upwards caused by the kick of a horse, when quite young. wi It is very likely he will deny his proper name pr and owner, having done so before. R. WARD. - Lotts, Edgefield Dis., Feb 5 tf 3 Er The South Carolinian, Abbeville Banner. Chronicle & Sentinel and Constitutionalist. will ~l give the above two weekly insertions and for- C ward their accounts to this office for payment. ni C< Valuable Plantation for Sale, (if r HE Subscriber offiers for sale his VALU- C( T ABLE PLANTATION, containing 1571 Acres, _ in Seriven County. 2 1-2 miles fruom Depot, 5 1-2 from Central Rail RoaLd., andI three-quarters of a mile fron Paris Hill Aea lemv. On the preitnies there is' a good Dwelling t House, Cotton Gin, and all other niecesary out buildings in good repair, with about two hun- I dred acres under fence. Al:;n, about fifty acres of cool Hay Land, nearly drained. The place is one of the nust healthy in the County, and the society oid. Terms made e:sv. For further information address mC at 11aleNyondale, P. O., Ga. ] W3M. S. MOORE. J Feb 3 4t 3 o Executor~s -Sale.E BY an Order from Johi Hill, Esq.. Ordinary of E.lgefield District. I will Iroceei to sell at the late residence of Wiley Thompson, dee'd., on Wednesday the 25th February, all the Real and Personal Estate of said deceased, t consisting of One Tract of Land, where the deceased formerly lived, containing two hundred acres, more or less. Also, h SIX LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, ti Stock of I lorses, Cattle, I lousehold and Kitchen Furniture, an1 sundry other articles nut neces sary to mentil. T'1'.eas.-The personal property will be sold Ie. on a ci edit until the 25-th liceenber next, and the real estate on a credit until the 25th 1 eeem- - ber next, for one half, amil a credit unti! 25th Dec. 1853, for the other halt' of the purchase r money, to be secured by bond or mortgage and personal surety. DENJ. CONOLLY, Ex'or. Feb 5 2t* 3 Notice. V L be sold at the late resilence of .Tames W Allen Anderson, dee'd., ot Thursday , the 19th of February, all the personal Eistate of the said deceased, consisting of Ias SIXTEEN LTKELY NEGROES, Horses. Cattth-, Hogs. Corn, Fodder, Hloure. hod and Kitce'lrn Furniture, &c.. &c. TERaus oF S.A.E -A cred it until t he 5t Dc cemnber next. for all sums above five. dollars. GEO. J. ANDI.!JSON, A dm'r. I Feb5 2te a SherifWs Sale. STATE OF SOUTH1i CAROLINA. EDGEF'IELD DISTRICT. John 31. WVitt, t vs. Doniestic Attachmennt a Rufus 3M. Scay. sa 3 u-eFrost. I shr~dl proceed to .s1 at I' EdgefiehJ Cottrt Hous'e, on Friday the 2embi February next, the fouiliwing property levied_ oen by virl :o of' the above attachimentt, vizs: Two~;Cows :md1( Calves, and three IUorses. Terms Cash. .. S. CURTSTIE, S. E. D. Jan 30 4te 3 l ShierilU' Sale.b .STATE OF SOUTH1 CAROLINA. e EDGEF"IELD DISTRICT. WV. WV. Rotten, )I vs. Domestic Attachiment Thomas Jackson. - W n. ntwnr, Domestic Allachmenit r Thomas Jackson.J B Y Virtue of' an Order fromi his Honor D. ii L. Wardiaw, I shall proceed to3 sell at am the Briek House near Daniel's M1ills, on Wil son Creek, in which John MfeClenidon resided last year, ont Friday, the 20th o.f February - next, the followintg propierty levied on b'y virtue of the above attachmnents, vizs: One Bay Ho(rse, one Saddle atnd Bridle, one Cow and Yearlintg, about 20 bushels of Corn, and or a small piarcel of Fodder. Terms Cash. S. CH RISTIE, S. E. D. Jan 30 4te 3 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. B IN ORDINARY. B YJOHN II[LL,Esq., Ordinary of Edge. fedDistrict. Whereas, John Adams, hath applied to me for Letters of' Admitnistrationi, on all ir and1 singular the goods and ehattles, rights and credits of Edward HI. Glanton, late of - the District, aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish , all andl~ singular, the kindred and1( creditors of the sauid dceased, to be and appear before me s at our next Ordintary's Coutrt for the said Dis-| i triet, to be holden at Edgefield Court House on the 20th day of February inst., to show cause, if any, why the said administration - shoulId not be granted. Giren tinder my hand and seal, this the 3rd day of Februarv in the year of' our Lord one thousand eight'hundred and fifty-two, and in a1 the seventy-sixth year of Amermean Indepen.y dence. JOHN HILL, o. E. D. FbS2 2 3 nt Final Notice,. I N consequence of the tardiness of those in debted me, my property has been sacrificed to satisfy my creditors. 1 therefore earutestly request all persons indebted to mc either by ~ Note or Account, to come forward and pay im mediately as longer indulgence will not be given. Those who negtlect to do so wvill find their notes - and accounits in the hands of W. J. Wightmtan, Esq., Hamburg. Those who wish to sto cost ' bad better attend to this last notice. IJ Ml. L. GEARtTY. Hamburg. Feb 5 t 3 DR. A. G. TEAGUE, Wholesale & Retail Druggist, AK ES this method of returning his thanks to his friends and patrons, for the patron Ie he has received in the sale of Drugs, Medi, nes, &c. lIe is now receiving an addition to his already tensive Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, lye Stutys, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty Physician's Shop rurniture, &c. rilE FINEST WINES AND BRANDIES, for Medicinal purposes, Fine Cigars and Tobacco, PERFUMERY . Of his own and Northern make, French Extracts, &c., &c. aint, Hair, lnt, Shoe and Tanners Brushes. 'inctures & Medicinal Compounds, made under his own supervision in strict accordarcc with th11 U. S. D;sp'ry. 'he most Repultibie Nostrums, All of which he will s-l1 at prices that will mpare favorably with any Southern market. Those wishiig to purchase articles in his line ill do well to call and examine his Stock and lees. E.Jgetieldl C. 11., Jan 22 tf 1 Fresh Garden Seeds, UST received a large supply of G ARDEN SEEDS from the celebrated Seed establish ent of Comstock, Ferre &e., Wethersfield, inn. The Subscriber has had an opportunty testing the quality of seeds grown at the ove establishnent, and can confidently re imend them to be of superior quality. For sale by G. L. PENN, Agent. Jan !2 tf 1 Just Received LOT of FRESH G.ARDEN SEEDS, " " Irish Potatoes, A fine lot of Hllow or Pot Ware, which will sol, very low for cash or punctual buyers. LOD .lILL. Jan 6 tf 51 oot & Shoe Makers Wanted, r WO FIRST RATE Boot Vakers, and three -or fonr good Shoe ilakers, e of them a first rate Peg Vorknan, cn find ploynent by applying to the Subscriber at igetield C. II. R. T. MIS. Jan 15 tf 52 u-T The South Carolinian, will give the above ir wieiekly insertions and forward account to is Office. Attentiont Artillery! 7) U are bei ehy ordered to be and appear Lat C:.efid Court Ilouse, on Saturday 7th of Vehrutary next. for E rill and Inspee in. By order if CAM-. 110RAGNB. \ . M. WIrr. See'ry. N. I.-A reasonable price will be given foi 'rses by the year f6r the use of the Guns. A t rzt ten will be wanting. .lan 29 Ot 2 Carpenters Wanted. EN OR FIFTEEN CARPENTERS, are wated imneliately, by the Subscriber. ages paUid punctually. 0 J. II. BLEASE. Jan 2-1 tf Removal! j Y Friends and customers can find me in i the loiie below I lollingsworth & Nielo s, and ais usual will miake to order. for CASh!, Fine T)rees Boots..............$WO0 do l'manp Boots3...............S 00 do lJauble Sole Water-Proof..0 00 All .:her kzinds of wirk at the lowest price. Excllentt Work, good Fits and superior style, aratied to all those that amay. favoiur mie with call. WM. AlcEVOY. Jan 29 tf 2 Notice! AVINXG bought of W. WV. Sale, thte Stock *.of Goods, Notes and lloik A eeoutst5 due elate firm of Sne. & 1inows, thonse indebted said Firmi, will le~ase call at once ad settle, he business will be close(d out at once. rTe Stock of CLOT HING. H ATS, 4-c., ihand, will be sold at COST and L.5Ss, if called r before the firbt of A pril. JOIIN K. IIOII A. Iamurog, JTart 29 4t 2 Lost or Stoleun. [TIE Subhscriber hais lost otr hadi stolen from Lhim , GOLD1 LEVER WATCil. IIe issed it at the Store of Messrs. Moore & Gear . near Mt. Willing. The Watch. as indicted Sthe stamps within, was made by " Juohn ovar, Mianchr-ster, N. II.'' and is further mark I as ' No. 355fl." A liberal reward will be given for its safe ro rn to the Subscriber. JTOEL P. HILL. Mt. Willing, .Jan 22 tf I Executorc Notice. ['H E Creditors an i )T.:tersof the estate of L Mrs. Mary Carroll, deel ., are requested e. former to present thteir dlemads in due form, d the latter to matke paymenot forthwith to J. 1'. CA RROLL, Ex'or. Jan 1 Ot 50 Notice, ~U ARDI ANS atnd TRUtSTRES are hereby X notified to matke their annual returns to moe or before the first of March next. A. Sl \KTNS, c. s. S.Dn. Comm'rs. Ofiicer Jan. I, 1852 9t 50 Notice. AND WARRANTS for Stephen W.Mays, -J Sampson B. Mays, Luke Taylor, Giles D). ims, William Boswell, Caleb Coriey, W. F. ush, Nancy 0. Freeman, Luke Corlcy, Johtn ox, John M. Sihtus and Wesley Merchant, we been left with mec for delivery by A. Md. errin, Esq. The Claimants are requested to call for themi I person. W. P. BUTLER. Jan 1 tf 50 Bargains. fH E Subscriber itntetnding to close his busi ness about the first of March next, will ll his remaining Stock of LA DIES WOOL N D RE SS GOODS, at Cost for Cash. B. C. BRYAN. Jan 20,1852 5t 1 Notice. LL Persons indebtcd to me arc requested to call and settle before the 10th of Febrn ry, or I will place their intcounits in the hands of V W. Adams, for collection indiscriminately. 171J wish it distitnctly understood, that 1 do at credit any. My work mutbe in every case AID for on delivery. II, A. GRAY. Jan 29 1it For Sale. SGOOD C A RRf:AGIE and a pair of wel .broke lA Tl HORSES. W. P. BUTLER. Jani1t 50 To Let OR the ensnting year, a small COTTAGE, now accupted by Mr. R. SUs.. F,. J. MIMS. NOTICE. O WING to the recent Fire in the Town of r Edgfelld, 11. It. SrAMN, with a view to consult tie interests and benefits of his Crt di tors, has this day Made a deed of Assignneiat to me of his Real and Personal Estate in trust for the payment of his Debts. Those to whom lie is indebted, therefore, are.requested to mect on f, Wednesday, 3d of February next, to appoint t (if necessatry) an Agent to join with me in exe- p auinag the trust of said Deed. JAS. L. HILL, Assigne. Janulary 23. 1852. t 2 Public Sale, OR the henAeft of the Creitors of IT. R. F Spann, Esq., in executn of the trust con rerred upon me by a Deed Assiuning his Ijstate, T I will proceed to sell at Public Sale, without re- I servation, his very valuable pro;perty, on Mon day, the 16th of February next. 1. The House and Lot known as the I Spann Hotel, ont.ining three acres, more or less. upon a Lredit of anc, two, thrce and fcur years, with interest front date-to be paid annually. This Hotel las an extensive and profitable p:aonae, T as may be shown, and is now (n'ered on th.se liberal terms as meh from the earnest desir fI the Proprietor to devote hiniself to the practice rf the Law, as from the necessity of paying his Creditors. If necessary the credit on this or any other property will bo extended. 2. The vacant LOT utpon which was burnt the house used during the last year by Mr. Wn. P. Butler-adtjoiining lots of Avory Bland, nd fronting on Jeffirson Street, opposite Mrs. Labordes. Credit twelve months,-interest rrum date. 3. The vacant LOT upon which was burnt the house ie I hy .ames A . Foshee, as a (ro wry. Credit twelve monhs, with intere.st from iate. 4. The LOT upon which is located a new BRICK SHOP, being one of the best loc-F ions i.: the State for the busianess of a Ulack mith. Credit twelve nimnthl after date,-pos ession to be given .Jannary i, 1853. 5. Some six or eizht tther vactat LOTS, ad oilning the lots aforeooaid. Credit twe've niontlis ith ilnterest. 6. A TRACT OF L.AND \ying on Lo "reek and the Columbia Road. 3 niles from Edgefield Court House, containing Four IItn Ired (400) acrvs, more or less, and adjoining ands of Col. A. itkins. Col. Jolh ITuiet and >ters. Credit one and two years-interest i 'rom date, to be paid annually. 7. THREE VALUABLE NEGROES. fall, Adam and Sivy. a Library of various Works, the very valuable I lutmsehold attnd Kitch- -- mn Furniture, composed of new Reds, Bedding, Inhlaaganty Tables, Ieureania, Chairs. Carpets. nives and Forks, and o:her Table Furniture. fogs, Horses. Carriage. Waggo, &e. Credit f twelve mith. with intere.-t frotm date. All C umts under twenty diollars easlt. Security to be given satisfaictory to the As- EF inee. JAS. L. 11ULL, Assignee. Jan 23 1852. 3t Not ice. Lf4 Persms indlebtel to hi n. Spanti. Fq., as an inslividual rit as a partnetr of the late rm of spnn & Nicholam, mtust make immedi ate payment. Al sums unier C20 will be found i lthe hands ir W. W. Adais, and those over $20 in the iaitm of II. R. Spann, Attornev, to be sued, iless paid in the course of ten days. JAS. L. 111LL, Assignee. t Jan 29 -t 2 i SALE OF ]BOOTS& SHOES At and below Cost, for. Cash, I N Consequtence of my Stotre becinglhurnt by the 1recent Fira itn.our Village,, anad not itaving ufieint roomin for mny~1arge Stock of iloets anad ir shotes, I will Sell OtT'at antd BELOW COST. eh tiil the 1st of .\larch, after whichi timea I will It lispose of the renamiatder tf mny Stock at Public Auction. to close thet conceernt. All thotse inidebted to me, by note or accottnt. ire earnecstly reqprested to ctomae forwiard and pasy up, as I sttand itt nteed of the mneay, and cannaot ;ie longer indualgeanc. ~ E . I Jan 20 5t. 2 s Notice. r H E Stubscriber will contitne Runniang his ..Waggtn an td I alitng Wootd to tlte Court Ihaiuse, butt it will htereafter be etmirely upon the his prices tare 31:1 ets pr l10t lbs. froit A iken, .17.1 ets " I ilambutarg. A n single P'ackage haowev er sn:'hi, not lesr h-la ? :sling as per cottrnut. 3.mi. .t() her load. A ll persons indebted to m p h.. Ie JI.anutary inst., muast paey. .1' tIIN I U1. ...- - -..___-_-- a, Finial N~elice. a. rT IH E Nottes anad aceounts itt the late firm of I ISa.sx & NichorLAs, have been placetd ini the hanads otf W. W. A datms, Esq., for collee tion, anti all personts inadebte.l to staitd firmi are hereby tnotified that atey will he sudl wvithtout distinctiton utnless they e .mo f"'rwardl and settle by the tenth of Febarauary net:X. W. W. Adanms, Esq., hans the notes aind accounts :nd is au- a thorised to itake settlemtents. t ha. M. NICTIOL '. Late of the faram of Spannaa & N i'h..s. Jati 29 2t Notice. ALL persons intdebted to the estate of Rich-. 1. ardh P. Qatrles, dee'd., are requtested to. make immttediate ptameant, as longer inidulgenct a etanot be givetn, iatd those htaving detmandat will present themac, itn lega faom, foar settletaent to SA M. PEtRRIN, Adma'r. Jan 29 tf 2 Look Out! ALU thtose indebted to thte Subscriber, cithter i Llby naote or open account, are hereby noti fied that Rieturta Day will soon be here, andi if ttey fail to pay tup by thtat time, they will cr taitly find their notes or accounats placed in the hands of an Officer for colleetiotn, as lonager itn dulgence canntot be givetn. M. W. CLARY. JTana 29 St 2 Look at Tiis ! rp IlE Sutbscriber fidinag it impoactSible tocnrry on busianess wvit hitut mooney, haas comte to the ctonclusioni to work in future ter CASH ONLY. All work donte by himt dhuriatg the presenit year must be paid for on delivery. lHe retuarns his thanks to tall hais former patrons for thecir past favors, atal hopes by strict atten tion to busintess to merit a coaanati ee of the sane. JOIIN COVAR. Jan 29 2t 2 Exctr Notice. A LL Persons inadebted to thae Estate of Rich -arud Griflin, dee'd-, arc requtested to mtake immediate paynment, and those hiavinag dentatds aganst thec Estate, to presentt thema properly at tested, to the Subscriber. N.UL. GRIFFIN, Ex'or. Jan 29 4t 2 $ Timely Warninig! T ,h E Subscriber takes this method of inform ing all those inadebted to hiat, fliat thtey htae atn opportutnity to settle with hinm unatil the tenth of February, after which time they will htave to settle with an Attorney. Buasinecss done by b'ma fromt this date will be strictly on the Cash systemi. M. Enl'1EREDGE NEW GROCERY FAMILY! PHE Undersigned having formed a Co-Part L-nership for the purpose'of conductinga teneral Family Grocery Business, ithe Village of Edgefield, in the Store House nth side of Mr. B. C. BaYA'S Store, respect illv invite their friends and the public ge.erally give themt a call. Their Stock consists in art, of the following articles: rin Rico sugar, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, :-rhi- fi Cinnanion and Cloves r whole anid grotnl, uliverized " Mace nnl Nutimegs. .oaf Wile und Blue Starchi, .aguira Coffee, Tuipentinte Soap, ava Soda " amnica " Colgate's Family Soap, jaio Shaving " lack. ITysen,Gunpow- Variety of Fancy " der and Imperial Teas Casteel efined Syrup Molasses fSald Malls " Vest India " Suzars anid Tobacco, ew Orleans 4 By o .ndon Porter, Ikwheat Flour, Scotch Ale, altimore " Adanaintine CanIles, do Cured Hams. Speri " ig Hans cured this fall Tallow " ard, first quality, .intcr str'd Lamp Oil, ickled Beef ani Pork, White Wine. clarified, ried " and Cider V'in-gar, moked Tongues, Assorted Candies, lackerel, No 1, 2, 3, Bananas, Pine A pples, a in Kitts, Oranges, Lemons, almond i Apples, fresh Raisins, ickleil Shad, Prunes, Currents, ried Cod Fish, Citron and Cranberries, resh Clans, Soft shell Alimonds, abstcrs and Sardines. Brazil Nuts, resh Rice, new crop English Walnuts, able and Sack Salt, Filberts, oshen Butter, Walnut and Toinatto eese, -Sauce, Al Potatoes, Pepper Sance, hgite lBeans, American Pickles, via Biscuit, London utter Crackers, Brass Round Duekectts, eet Crackers, Painted ine i " Tubs. ahbett's Yeast Powd'r .Keelers and Brooms. died to the above is a splendid asortinent of ordials, Syrups, Brandy Fruits, IVines and Liquors, 11 of which will be sold on the most reasona le terms fAr CASH! As we intend doing Business exclusively fur As. we feel warranted in saying to those who av favour us with a call, that we can do as well r then as can he done anywhere else. 11OLLINGSWORTH & NICHOLAS. November 6, tf 42 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. , 11. Goodwin and others, vs. lizabeth Goodwin & others. N pursuanee of the Order of the Court of . Eqnity in this ease, notiec is hereby giv i to the creditors of Chamberlain I,. Good in, dee'd., to come it' and establiih their aims before me, on oi'before the 17th day April next. A. SIMKINS, C. E. E. D. Coinmn'rs Oflice, Jan 12 14t 52 Notice.. LL those indebted to thie estate of William 1Bussey, dee'd ae requested to make im eediate paymncnt and'I.those having demanids ill present dtem properly attested. CALE,3 TA LLEY, Adni'r. Dec 26 3ni 49 Notiee.. -A- AM 4 fL Personts indebted to the ~Etate of Mil .ton Perkin.s, dee'djiare requested tonmake tinediate paymienlt,~ai nil those liavin~g -dny -nands againist said estate will presenit thenm roperly attested. a ~ 'FELIX RODG ERS, Ex'or. Jan 6 ly 51 Notices LL. Pe'rsoms indebted to the estate of Oliver Towles, aro regntested to make immnedhiate it. and1( those having demnandes againist the inc will render them ini proaperly attestedl. 11. .M. SC LRitY, Administrator. Oct. 9 tf 3 Notice. ALLI persons indebted to the estate of Lecwis Collins, dleed., are requesited to make im iiate pav--ient, and thtose having demiaads :iait t.hie'semie to~ presenit thaem preperly at ..d. J. A. COL LINS, Admi'r. .. 310 t41 Notice. LLII Persons indleIted to the Vstate oaf Mary~ oitt paymaenit, and those having4 demeandkwill resent thxem forthawith, properly attested as the aw dir :tit. S. J. WA TSON, Adm'r. Jan 22 :amx 1 Notice, OSE haxving d-;,.amis ag'aint the Estate Laf A bner Peter. 'nx. ie.-', ::1 render thtem~ lroel'my attested accordi-:.z -o 'a, .1 till lose indebted will miake im-ia pay ;t. S. J. WATSON, Adx'r. Jan 22 3m I Notice. )ERONS indebted to the Subscriber are re L gneatde to make immediate paynment to Mr. olin Middleton, as longer indulgenice cannot be 'iven. G. TERNNENT. No 18 3m 44 Notice. L persons itndebted to the estate of Henry . Waldrum, dee'd., are requested to make nmecdiate pr~ymeint, and those having demands '-ll present thenm properly attested forthwith. WM. WALDRUM, Adim'r. Dc 25 tf 49 Notice. 4LLT persona itndebted to the estate of J. A. 1.Prin, dee'd., aro requested to make im ediate paymtent, and those having demands gaint said estate will present thaem properly at ested. A. P.RlRItN, Adm'r. Oct. 6 6mi 3S .Mustard. TULST Rlecived 12 Doz Boxes, choice Mus a tar. It is warranted to be of superior quali y. Try it. For sale by G. L. PENN, AGE.r Nov 37 tf 45 Mackerel. JUST received a large lot of No. 1,* 2 and 3 MA CKEREL, in Kits and half Harrels, ad fr sale by S. E. BOWERSh. Ha amburg, O et 15 tf 3 9 Seed Potatocs. T ST received a good supply of choice SEED JPO TA TOES, and for sale by G. L. PENN, Agent. Jan 22 tf 1 Notice. fiE recent calamity by Fire and the extremo tightness of the Money Market, render it oprious on me to coleet out-standing debts. iopo those indlebtedl will spare tme the necessIty f a persoal appeal by promptly responding to kis. W. P. BUTLElt. S. S. TO1M PKINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. - nT OvvrcZ immediately in rear of the Court House. Jan22 tf 1 THOMAS P. MAGRATH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, r And Solicitor in Equity. OFFICE AT HA3BURG, S. C. Sept. Is, tf 35 . H. R. SPANN, ti ATTORNEY AT L AW, OFFICE the same as herutufure used by 5 WARDLAW & SPANN. d February 5, 1851 tf 3 r JOSEPH ABNEY, t W ILL be found at all times in his Office at 9 Edgefield Court House, near the PLAN- I1 TER'S IIOTEL. Ile will attend promptly and strictly to business in is profession, r Nov.14 tf 51 u G. W. LANDRUM, W ILL Practice in tha Courts of LAW and EQUITY for Edgeficid and Lexington R Districts. Office in Law Range, Edgefield C. ii. U Jan 16, tf 52 t W I. I. H IL L, LM. D., f< FFERS his professional services to the citi zens of our Village and District. 1Having e graduated at the University of New York, with tigh honor, where he availed hiniself for the last two vears, of the advantages to be derived front the Eyc and 'Ear Infirmary, various 1Iospitals, &e., &e., ofiers his services to his fellow-eitizens with the hope that he will prove worthy of a t share of their patronage. tl. M at the SrAX OrTL, No. 7. JA MIE S M. DAY, Surgeon Dentist, OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, Permianently located at Edgefield C U., offer~s his prof'essionial servie to the citizens of the Village ar.d its vicinity and will attend to any call he mnay have either in the Vilhage or Country. All operations warranted. L March 10, 1850. tf 8 f CANDIDATES I Z'or Tax Collector C JOHN QUATTLEBUM1, B. F. GOUDEY, F. W. iURT. DERICK HOLSONRAKE, WELCOME MARTIN, t ISAAC llOLES, t ROBERT CLOY, L. A. BROOKS. I'lOuJlrs EAN, - el WILLIAM ,. PARKS, HIEN H.' HI1 .L2. it ELIJAl T. RAUCH. NEW BOOT & SHOE FACTORY! (Next door to SCLA.AN & rRoriR.) vi IIERE may be had BOOTS 4. SHOES P1 W of all descriptions, made of the ti a Best Materials, h ry the BEST WORKMEN! " A large Stock of Home made Plantation ro gas of the best quality. Planters are invited to tc examine them. Upper, Sole, Harness and Belt Leather upon good terms for cash. Mr. J. D. Tinsa-rT, the Foreman of this Establismnent, will fill all orders for nmaterials nd execute all orders for work with despateh. R1. T. MIMS, Proprietor. Jan8 i f 51l A C ar d! IRS. H. E. BROWYN, returns her I.L grateful acknowledlgm:ents to, her friends b; nd the community generally, for the liberal pat- ol rnage which they bestowed upon: her during t1 the past year. h: She has associated with herself in business, P Miss A. A. HIerLLAMY, an experienced and A Fashionable Mantua Maker, I who will assist her in conducting the M1illinery A Departmnzt, in all its branches. They hope to receive a share of public pat- I. ronage, attd will use every exertion to deserve it. St They will be found in the buihling adjoining Mr. P. F. LA~onoV.. directly o1posite the ".Spanntt lotel." Their friendls are respectfully sofleited to call. Jan: 15 at 52 Fire. T 1 E FSubserihere return their thanks to C .their frienid. and enstemers for foirmer favors, an~d solicit a conttinunnee of the sanme, at the late stantd of John Lyon, where they htave V reoved tat portion: of teir Stock saved fromn. the late fire, which they will sell low. ol The loss sustain:.:'l by th~e tire reniders it neces sary for them to call on those wh~o are indebted F to them to miake paymtent at the earliest possible n, WILLIAMS & ChRISTIE. Jan 21, 1852 tf I T~ Merchant Tailoring! rj.fEj Undersigned having formed a Co-Part Lnorship for the purpose of con:ductin~g the above bu~sinaess, at the old stand of .Jotns Cot A, ntext door to .lsas. WH.LLM~s & Cnats~tr, respectfully solici'. the~ patronage of their friends an. the publie generally. The best quality of Goods kept constanttly on hnd, and nmade up in the neatest and tmost fash ionable style. CLA EG JanS 8 t 51 Notice. A LL Persons indebted to me either by note e .or openm.account, are for the last time, o solicited through this medium to call anid liqui- p' datethe claim. I hold against them. Settlements s ~ot ma:dc by return day for March Court, will q be handed out for collection. JOHN COLGAN. Jan 8 5t 51 Co-Partnership. T UE Copartncrship heretofore existitng under .the name and firm of R. M. FLn.Lea & Co., . is this day dissolved by mutual consent. There fore, all those indebted to theo concerni are re quested to comae forward immecdiately and close \ their aeounts. R. M. FULLER, JOHN E. LEWIS, ( N. U. CH ASE.5 January 1, 1852. tf 50 I Notice! OLD C. 111. GRAY, still in the Fi'la, and returns his thanks to his -PAYING Custonere for last year's patronage. O7 Beef Bills this year wvill be settled month ly. Como up all ye Delinquent Debtors, atnd pay the 4Old Fellow," like getntlenmen. C. MARTIN GR AY, U. S. A. Jn 22 if I Notice. ALL persons itndebted to the Assigned Estate Aof John: Lyon are requested to mai~ke imnme drto payment, as longer indlulgence cannot be given, and mtust not be expectedl. -S. F. GOODE, Assignee. Ja., 1852a tf 1 Faney and Staple Dry Goods! SNOWDEN & SHEAR, AUGrmlA, GA. H AVE now on hand, a very large supply of - FANY AD STAL Da Gocns, among which are: Rich printed Mouselin Delaiaes, of beautiful *styles, and at low priees. ~ English and Freneh Merinos, and plain eol ored Delaines. Rich plaid and fancy Brocde Silks, for La dies' dresses. Extra rich blick Brocade Silks, and SilkTar tans. French Prints. of new and eregant YTes. Superior 4-5 black awl colored Silk Nelvet. Ladies' French Worked Chimasettes, with Collars and Understeeves. Ladies' French Worked Linen Cambric Ilandkerchiefs. Ladies' French Lawn and Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,at verylow prices. Swiss and Jaeonet-Muslin. Edgings and In sertings. Superior 12-4 Linen Slicetings and Pillow Case Linens. Superior 4 4 Irish Linens and Long Lawns. Superior 8-4 and 10-4 Table and Damask Diapers. Superior 8-4, 10-4, 12-4, 164 and 18-4 Da mask Table Cloths. Heavy Huckaback and Scotch Diapers, for Towelling. - Superior 7-8 and 4-4 Furniture Diinites. Faney, pink, blue and buff striped Furniture Dimities. A very large assortment of Cotton Fringes. Black Bombasins, Challys and Alpaccas, of extra quality. Ladies' Silk and Velvet Cloaks and Mantillas. A vdry large supply of English' and German Hosiery. Superior Marseiil:s Qailts, of extra site and quality. A large assort-ment of C'rib-andWiney Blan kets. Lace and Mfuslin- Curtains, and' Curfain MNa terials. Superior ingrain, Thrce Ply and Venetian Carpets. Ricl'Tiapesfry, VelretTapestry, B'russels, and Brussels Carpets. Printed Floor Cloth, in patterns, and' For Baizes. With a great variety of otlier articles. am] to all of which they respectfully invite the-attention of the public. Jan 20 tf STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTIICT.. IN ORDINARY. B JOHN HILL, Esq. Ordinary of lidge field District. Whereas Davis J. Kilerease, bath applied to me for Letters of Administrationy on all and singular the goods and chattics, rights and credits of Abroam Kilerease, late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singuiar, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgefreld C' House on the 9th day of February next, to show cause, if any, why the said adiniustration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 27th day of January, in the year of our Lord ofne thou sand eight. lindred and fifty-two, and i'n the seventy-sixth year of American Independence. JOHN HILL, ot t. n.. Jan 28 2t 2' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICI'. IN ORDINARY. BY JOHN HILL, Esq. Ordinary' of Edge Bfield District.. Whereas James C. Adams and-.kmews Ad ams hath applied to me for Letters of' t dmin istrationl, oni all anid singular the goods and hattels, rights ar.d creditas of James Adams, Sen., late of~ the District aforeasid-, dleceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all amnd singular, the kindred and creditors of the said dteeased, to be and appear before me, ait our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Edegtieldi C.-Hfouse on the 9th daiy of February next, to- show,~ cause, if any, why thec said admniistration shold not bie granted. Given unider my hand and seal, thi's thme 23d day of January, in the year of our Eord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, and in the seventy-sixth year of American Idepen dene. JOHN HILL, 0. E. D. Jatn 28 2t 2 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELDI DISTRICT. IN ORDINARY. B Y JTOHN HIL L, Esq., Ordinary of Edge field District. Whereas George R. Mays hath applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singuir the goods and ehattles, rights and redits of Alsey Martin, late of the DlIktrict aforesaid, deensed. These are, therefore, to cite and adinonish all and singular. the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and ap'pew before m, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgefield C' House, on thme 9th day of February next, to show cause, if any, 'why the said admiinistration should niot be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this the 28th day of Jatnuary, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, and ini the seventy-sixth year of Ameri'ean Indepeni dence. JOHN HILL, 0;.E.D~. Jan 28 2t 2 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFJIELD DISTRICT. IN CH ANCERY. L. H1. Mundy Original Bill and and others, Bill of Reuivor RP. vs. and Supplement RP.Quarles and others. assets, <j-c. I T appearing to mty satisfaction that the defen dans, William U3. Brannon ta George W. Brannon, reside without the limits of the State, on motion of Mr. Carroll, Plaintitf's Solicitor, It is ordered that the said Jefendants, demur, plead or answer to the said B3ill, within three months from the publication of this order, or the said Bill will be taken pro confrease against theum. ARTH UR SIKINS, e E E D. Jan 2l,1852 3m 1 Just Rlecied AGOOD assortment of FRESH GAR D EN SE ED. ONIONS. PL ANTING ONIONS and IRISli POTATOES, for sale by HOLLINGSWORTHI & NiCHOLAS. Jan22 tf 1 White Lead. J UST rceived a larce supply of Extra,and Pure WHITE LEAD, of the veryhest make. for sale cheap for Cash, by G. L. PEN1N, AoEvr. Oct3tf Wanted T ANNER, qualified to conduct the bust fro ness of a yard in alt the mysteries of the art.-NoneO necd apply excepting thoso free frmdissipation. The subscribers may be found at their residence four or five miles above Green wood, Abbeville District. NICHOLLS & LIPSCOMR. Tan 89S5 EDGE FIELD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE POR YOUNG LADIS! REV. CHARLES A. RAYMOND, Principal. H HE Second Session will commence on the 9th of January 1852. The Trustees congratulate themselves, their -ends and the public, on what they now con der the permanent establishment of an institu on of learning of so high a character in their listriet. The benefits whichtheir own children, ith others, have experienced during the past ession, enables them with the greater confi ence, to recommend the Institution to the pat mage of the community. The School was opened on the 18th of Sep -mber last, with thirty-one Pupils, and has nee been gradually increasing. It is confident r expected that the number in attendance will L greatly increased during the next Session. The Institute building now contains seven yoms, all of 'vhich have been built, and are sd, for purposes of Instruction. A fine apparatus: a large collection of Maps; mnatomical Charts', Globes, &c; a Museum of atural History; a Cabinet of Minerals and hells; furish unustial facilities for acquiring practical knowledge of the different branches r Science. The course of Study is of an elevated charae -r, and more comprehensive, than that of most male institutions of the highest reputation. The PRINCIrAL devotes the whole of his time the super:ision and instruction of the various asses. The Asistants are experienced in their difre nt Departments, and those only of known sue ass in teaching are employed. The Academical year is divided into Sessions 14 weeks eqch. It is of great importance tat the stuilent be present at the commence ent of the Session. The Classes are then rmcd. and a few weeks Alny minay af'et the anding of the pupil throughout the year. Expenses. or Tuition in the Primary Department. 1st Di vision, per tession..............5 00 ' Tuition in the Primary Department, 2nl Division,.................... 7 00 ' Tuition in the Aendemic Department, 12 00 ' " " Collegiate " 15 00 essons'on the Piano and use of Instrum'nt 18 00 [odern Languages. each,............. 8 00 rawing and Sketching from Nature,.. 8 00 ainting in Oils, Portrait and Landscape, 15 00 'se of Apparatus.................... 2 00 uel and care of Buildings............ 50 rood Boarding can be obtained in the Vil lage including lights, washing, fuel, &e., at (per nmonth).............. 10 00 Pupils entering near the middle or close of the Scs-ion, are emarged from the time of trance to the end of the Session. No deduc in for absence, or other causes, but at the dis -etion of the Principal. All bills for Tuition, &c., are payable at the use of each Session. Books, Stationary and Musie. can be obtained the Village at reasonable prices. eV0O.AL DZPAT NT. The Department of Music is under the super ion of one of the most accurate and acecom ishied teachers in the State: and it is believed at unusual facilities are afforded foir acquiring thorough knowledge of this difficult science. addition to regular private lessous, the pupils this department are divided into classes, and tght on tile planl of Pestaleizzi. They devote mueh time to exercises, adapted train the ear. and the voice, and to impart an sv andi brilliant execution. If they pursue the prescribed course of nusi I instruction. they acquire the art of reading usie with facility. They are required to be regular and systemnat in practising-daily at the Institute. The tra.ininig anid cultivation of the votee. eive an unusual degree of attention. The iee of Eloenttion is here applie.d, in develop g the voice for singing, with great effeet. The Institution has beeni almiost weekly visited a large number of the ladies and gentlemen our village, who have invariably expressed c highest degree of satis~faction, at what they wve heard and seen of the proficiency of the pils and the arrangenment of the Institute. id the Trttstee's have only to add in conclu rn, that whtile in their opintion, there arc miany stitutions of kearing deservedly popular itn our late, vet there are none which enn furnish cateror mtore sublstanatial aidvamtages to votung adies thtan that undoer the charge of Mir. R Ay DND. S. F. GOODE, Ri. T. AlIMS.J Edgefield C. HI., Dec. 4 1S51. tf 46 lassical and English School, AT7 AIKEN, S. C. IIE Subscriber will, with divinie permiis Nsion, openi a School on Mionday the 12th .anuary in Aikena, S. C. The year will be divided itnto two Sessions of e Mlogths eaceh. The first Session will comn eiee on the 2nd Miondaiy ini .lanuary, and the cond on the first Mlonday in .luly. The Subscriber is prepared to accomamodate en Boarders-Price of Uoard, $10 a mionlth. r'ashing and lights ineh.uled.) Terums of Tuition. For the Classics.... ... . ... ... .. .10 English.... ............ 2l Roard can be had in several excellent private msilies at $10 a month. FRANCIS C. .JOHINSON. Jan 10 tf -52 Edgefield Male Academy, TEACHER WANTED. TEACIIER is wanted to take chairge of| .tEdgefield Miale Academy. The appli mmust be a TEACHER by PROFESSION; ne wo has experience in his business, and am y qualified for preparing young nmen for the oth Carolina College. To a tman of suotable unlifations, the place offers manny inducements. ~ddress the Trustees. N. L. GRIFFIN, JOh1N LIPSCOM1B, .10TIN BA UbKETT,r RI. T. MAllS. Nov 28 tf 45 Wanting a Teaicher 0 take charge ot the Plumb Branch Aca .Rdemy, situated in Edgetield District. It is requisite that the rapplicant be a Southern e.ntlean, prepared to give reference with r'e ard to morality, &c.-.duly qualified to teach the anguages, togethier with the various branches f the English. The A cademy is situated in a Lealty portion of the District, and will open *n the 1st Monday in February, undcr the su crintendance of a Board of Trustees who, with he view of obtaining a share of patronage, will educe the Tuition to the lowest rates, and ledge themselves to give strict attention toward ie preservation of the morals of students under heir eare. Board can be obtained coniveniet o the Academy, at the low rates of $8 per nonth. For further information address either if the Trustees, at Cairo Post Office. JOHN TOMKINS, WMI.C. ROBERTSON, # CI1ESLEY WElLB CHARLES FREEMAN, Iga JAMIsS A. TALBERT, J p J1AMtES DLACKWELL., Dec10, 1u tf 47