Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, March 11, 1852, Image 3

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SENTENCE DAY.-In the Court of Seh sions, his honor Judge O'NealI presiding, on Saturday morning.1arch 6, John M. E. 8h1arp, against whom the jury had rendered a verdict of manslaughter, with a recommenda tion to mercy, was brought up for sentence. Before aninouneing the penalty of the oflenee, his honor, in an able and feeling manner. re marked upon- the nature of tll crime of which the prisoner had been found gnilty, and exhorted him by various dear conaider. tions to improve his incarecration in a radi cal reformation of principle and habit. so that hereafter he might be a useful member of society. The judgment of the Court was: that he pays a fine of $1.000 and be im. prisoned securely in the jail ot Richland ror the period of twelve months. Several other sentences were passed fAr minor cases of assault and battery.-Column bia South Carolinian' MORE 11tan PRtCES.-At the Rale of the proper:y of John W. Summers, deceased, on the 25th and 26th tilt., says the Newberry Sentinel, a guig of niMey-six iegroes, coi prising men, woman aid children of various ages, was Rsold at the average price of $512 a head. Prime mules brouglht as high as I 196 a piece. COMMERCIAL, Correspondence of the Advertiser. I1IAN .\ U H 1G, Mtar. 9, 1852' WE notiee this mornitiig thc arrival of Steamer AncTIc.--alviees not ini favr of the Coitoin Market. A hhough there is not an actual deelin., yet buyers are nt sso anxioums to purchase. We quote fo)r Fair 7. to 7j; (:trietly fair we never get) Oidinary Q tip. 7J. BAcox-Stiekt on hatil light--prices ranigiing as at last luotations. LAno-Frpm 12 to 12 1-2. CCFFE-lest Rio 5 1-2 t) l 0eis.t .Inva 1.1 to C, ets. SecA i-Prices stealy at 9 to i1 1-2. F I) A LGO. HYMENIAL. MAat~men, on the morning of the 9th instant, by Thos. G. lacon, Esq., Mr. SMITI oVT, 4f Culumbia, and Miss SusA S A sx. eldest daughter oh Mr. Lewis Covar. of this Villaec. The usual Printer's fee was sent. conistitned. enjosyed, and is still remembered with thanks. May the worthy couple - flourish like a green Blay tree"-ev:r one, evcer hapipy, and ever thriving.-[ED. AlAraiE, onl the 9th in4t.. by the Rev D. D ) Bruison. Dr. 11. W. Tourtsr and Mis .lAn GARET ANN, e'ldest daughter of Mr. INiley Glover.all of this Distriet. OBITUARY. Dio. at 4iis residence at Winter Sent. Edge field iistrict, Col. Jons GAssIss, in the sixtieth 'year of i& age. Dits. in this Distriet, on the 27th day of Oc t .ber ht. .AMEs lxKAV, at the advanced age (if S5 or 86 vears. . The su'bj.ct cof this notice was b..rn, I think, within the limits fof what is now called Spartan burg D iet riet, abesnt the~ year 1 76t,. i s earliest r.g.ationms .were consequtlyti associated with the trials and vicissitudles oif the Re'vohion, in the chasing sceacs of which, he activ'ely atid pati otically psarticipatd. In 1 776, his fathesr es-. potued the cause of lndependlence, anid he ands his son persevered in their udhiesissn to the pirin e'iples sof thme hRevslutiosn. ini eicseqene' oft whtich they ineutired thse disph-easure of ;hin- I.ssyalists and' To'iries, ands siften sutl'ered invealcilaly fromi the incurshins anid de'predatiosns 4f taraudIinY parties of the en.'my. "in those timess which tried meni's souls,'' the.re was le'ss dange~sr in thle camp, than in amn isosated :nd unprsstected habsi ta~tissn ini the upsp..-r p srtisons sof the State, where at that tillie popubiistisn was very sparse. lIe, accosrdingly, thost;gh yssung. ina th.- 1.5th or 16th year of his age', jsoinsed that smtall party of the Amers'ieam fs.rees, whieh achsis'ese ss.'dr thets commnands of S.1lby and others, tile victsory oIf Musgrsves- Mills1. This was tnear the closse sof thu wars, and coinsesiently, the sinly battle in whiu'h he was e'n~:ged. A kinds anid icifual P'rovidenice per'muited himt to sltrvtive thle watr ssf the' llevslution fosr inany years, tso enjsoy thes fruits of that libertv. oish asserion amnsd tmain tenance sif wh'chi Its' hal cosntribsutedi his futll share, lTat amiple liberty ansd happiness. which his cosuntry, redleemned frism hiritishi thsrahllot', ecured to hinm, lie esteemed the richest reward for his services. He was, at the time of his d.uth, andi' for mnyi years previssits, hasd beent a membnier of the I ap tist Church at little Stslphents' Creek, anid was regarded as an ordlerly and piotns mnin. il ws~ buried at .\ehiendrt's C:hapselia oordance with the desire of his dlauighterv, M\rs. Dorn. atnd his grand-c~shibirein, w.this resside near that Church. nd whse memibership is there. I Ii, funeral wa~s pre'ace.d at. .\eKendrut'ts Chapel. on the last i.sord's I )y in Febsruary last. by the Itev. .Jlihn TIrapp, In ia very ablie ands edifyingr sermon, frssmt the fsllowinsg text: '" Fsr itf we believe that .hesus died ands rssse agaiin, eveni so them also, which sleep in .Iestts will God bring with him."--! Theso., -t Chap., 14 Verse.I The dlecased trutstesd in thme merits of a cruici flod and isenC itedleeme1(r fssr salvation,. anid die'd. I trust, in the hsspe atnd full assurance sof ttenal glory. Therefsore, the writer sof this notlice wvould atie~ctiontate'ly say tos the friendis anid re~latiosns sof the deceased. " Sorrow not even as sithers, which have no hope." A FR IEND). Dtio, at the rsesiee. of his father, D, D). Alims, near Red Oak. Ga., on Thursday, 21st January, oifTyphoidi Pheumnonia, Wm.r.iAmt ItEN PEasoN altxs, aged 16 years ands 10 days. DtV.o, at the same place on Saturday, the 7th ultimor, osf Typhoid Ptieumenia, Yousri .!iins Asspasos Mhus, aged 2i years 2 nmnths atnd 10) days. DIED, at the sanme place on Mionday. 16th ult., of Typhoid P'uenotia, Mirs. E:.:zAls-rn Aliss, wife of D. D. Mlimis, aged 485 years 8 msonths and 1 day. ;&f TmE Friends of Col. F. W, P'ICK ENS, beg leave to present huitm to the people of Edgefield, and of thec Districts which may be thrown with us by the tnew apportiou muent, as an eminently suitable personi to represent us in the Congress of the United Staites. Sir. BURT havinig positively declined a re.election, it becomes our duty to select his successor with care; and we respcetfully suggest that the experience and ability of Col. PicexEss shosuld he again called into re quisition upon the very floor where he has hitherto served us so efliciently. It is perhaps proper to add, on our part, that this announcement is tenderod without Cosl. P's knowledge or desire, and with no feeling of oppositiotn to any individual. g: TnE Friends of Capt. PRESTON S. BROOKS, announce him ais a catndidatec to represent tbjs Congressional District in time next Conigress,.\Mr. BurT having positively eclineid a re.election. Dr. Hooffand'srGerman.Bitters. Tmis celebrated medicine is 'one of the very best in the country -ai its good qualities only need to'be known, te give it precedence over all others now in use.'" 'e hdre seen its good eff'ets lagly,'after the total failure of many others.- This is saying more than we can for any other medicine within our knowl-dge, and we feel it a duty to recommend the Bitters to the notice of our friends. The genuine is pre pared by Dr. C..M .lAcKsoY, Philadelphia, and is sold in this place, by G. L. PENN, Ac;r.r. Butler Lodge, No, 17, l 0, 0. F, . A Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held on Monday evening next -4 o'cloc1k. A. G. TEAGUE,See'y. March 9 It 7 'Operations on the Teeth, BY MORACE PARKER. Address Edgelield C. I., or Sleepy Creek, P. o., S. C. Marcha I Ty 8 To the Public. I H.WE assneinted 'Messrs. Wm. M, ANa srnoso and .1. A. WAi.KrRa, Graduates, teachers with nvsvlf f6r the eaxt thr!e years, to have high s.l.usk, tn:de anld female, to supply a delicienieV in our State. between our best Acadi tuies and A hua Alater. There will be two German Professors in 21u, sic. The sehools are in ioperation. Give us eiploynent and we will labor to Please, and if we give siatisftiissn we want 1t be paid. J. W. JONES. .-dlress Cal houn's Mills. March II 2t 8 NEW SPRING GOODS. Additional Supplies. SNOW) EN & SHEAR, Acrtmi. GA. H A\'E just teceiveil from New York, by the Steaner Union, a large and splendid ssortment it Ladies' Dress Goods, of new and elegant styles, among which are lIich Prinn.d Grenadites and Crape DeParis, of the !atest Paris styles. Itich Printed Bareges, of new and beautiful tvlem. Printed Bareges, with small figures, suitable for Childrens h)resses. Faney Printed Barege DeT.iines. of beautiful tvles. for Ladies .id Childrtns I tresses. Printed I' arege Delaines. foor Ladies Mourn. ing lIresses. RIich Fancy Brocade Silks, for Ladlies' Spring )resses. Itieh, White Brocade Silks. of splendil styles. llich ltrucdle Silks, for ILadies' Mournitng D)resses. SWhite. Dotted Swiss Muslins, a beautifil arti le for L.adies' Iresses. Richi, Emlirtoidered Swiss Mnslins, for Ladies' Underslseves and .\antillas. Ladies Wlite Napoleon Lacec bIantillas, of elegant styles. - Ladies' Blaek Lace Alantillas, of new and beautiful stvles. lAdies' 'Embroidered Cambric and Muslin Collars. Ladies' Frilled and Osborne Collars, of rich ana clegatnt styles. Ladice' Enihroidered Cambric, 3Muslin atnd Pagosda Undersleevs. Worked Mnslin Batnds, for Ladice' Puff Cuffit and Undlersleeves. .lacon.tet and Swiss Aluslin Edgings and In, sertinigs, a beautifuil assosrtment osf new pattte~rns. White andl Colared Tarlattan .\uslinas, for Lat lics' |-vening [Dresss. Black Figured liar'eges, a tnew and beautiful article for Ladies' Mlourning .Dresseis, Ilsyle'.< Printed Lawns, of new slyle,'war anted fast colo rs. Na:,taine Blue and Green Tissues, fot' La lis \'eils. Alexander's Ladies' Kid Gloves. a large as l.:dies' anid Gen*ttlemn's Gatuntle't Gloves, and .adies' libaek ;.ad White Silk I lose. I adies' S:andal Wonat and Sp.anish Fans, oif iewi andi elegant styl-s. T~ailies Silk 1iridal Fanas, of splendid styles mitable f..r Itridal presents. Sueir Faney andi. .Ion:ning Prints and 'Thle public :are respetfully inivited to ca;ll :and. -samne the abosve, with a great variety of other artis-les suitable for the presetnt seaso.m .\arch I 11 tf 8 Sher'ifls Sale. }tos meat directed, I shall prIceedt to sell t Iulgehieldl Couirt Ilinse. on the irst Moni :lin Ap: il nexst, thte followinag proper y, in the fo.llowing! cases, viz: 'A. TP. Travlor vs G;eorge Coleman, the rat of land wlmhere the D~efendant lives, eon taining~ one htudred :and fo.urteen aceres, miore r less, adjoinitng lands of A. TP. T1r:.ylor .md others. Also. (bne negro boy Watt. .iardan I blllwaiv v's Jatnes II. Capehart md Rachel Catpehiart, thme tract of lhmd where the Defe'ndant, James II. Capehtart, lives con taining two hundred atnd fifty acres. more or less, adjoining lands of Jesse Limabecker, Williamt Quattlehum and others. Also one negro womtant. Mary Antn. Tiermns Cash. LE WIS JONES, s. E. D. March 11 -tt 8 No Excusec for bad Brcad. I UST Received another large supply of those e in fallible Y E.-AST P'OWVDE RS, warrnt ed tol a:ke light, sweet and consequenttly niutri tios lBread if good Flour is used. For sale by G. L. PE'NN, Aexsr. Mlarch 11 if 89 Shavinig Soap. jTLUST reeived aiarge supplyof superior a lather, wh'~ch is heavier and miore pernianent than. can he prodluced lby any other Suap-tp porting~ and sustaininag tlie beard without irrita tig the skin. It is warranated to please in all cases, or the money will he refunided. Call atnd get a supply and ma~ke at trial, and you will be convinced. For sale b~y G. L. PENN, Anav.. March 11 tf 8 Estray. 'pOLLED before me by Temple M~artin, liv Ling twenty-nine miles North of Edigefield C. II., one BAY MlARE, fourteen and'a half hands high, with black main atnd tail, five years old and appraised at sixty-two dollars and fifty cents. L. CU LRR E ATHI, .M. E. D. Feb 28 )m,.m* 8 Just Receired AGOOD assortmtent of FRESH (JAR flIDANSEED. ONIONS. PL.-NTING ONIONS an~d IRI&H FOTATOES, for sale by flOLLINGSWORTII &'NICHOL AS. Jan2 :i f I Seed Potatoes. UTST reeiv~e~d a good supply of choice SEED tJIPOT ATOFS. and for sale by 'g. T.. P'ENN, .\gent. .JTm 2oh GROCERIES! 1 THIDS. Prime Cuba MOLASSES, 0 00 bbls. " ' N. 0. do 10,000 Lbs Prime BACON SIDES, 3,000 Lbs " Baltimore. Cured HAMS, 100 BbIs'Canal and ' H iram Smith' FLOUR 1,000 Kegs CutLVA ILS, " for sale low," 20,000 Lbs Assorted Bar JRON, 25 Boxes Good, low priced TOBACCO. 12 Bales Aworte1 No's..COTTON YARN 5 " OSNABURGS, 50 Bbls No. 3 MACKEREL, 30 Hllff Bbls _No I and 3 do. --Also A good supply of Sugar, Cofee, Corn, Oats, Ijbne, Plaster Paris, lar Soap, Sperm and Tal low Candles, White Lead, Linseed and Train Oil, Superior Lamp Oil, Window Glass, Bar Lead arid Shot, Ilyun, Gunpowder and Black Tea, Bajrging and Rope, G. Duponts Rifle alsu Blasting Powder, New Rice, &e.. &c. For sale by JOSIAII SIBLEY. Hatmburg, March 10 3t 8 UT A blieville lanner copy three times. New Work for the People. AGENTS WANTED. .CO1PLETE History of the " HuNGARI ANW A, ineludingoutline Ili-tory of lin ary, LIFE OF KOSSUTIl, and Biographienl notices of tie niost distinguished Officers, with authentie Portraits and llustratio ins." The Subscriber is now publishing the above valuable Work, me d offers liberil terms to per sons wishing to act as Travelling Agents in Stonth Carolina. IJ7 Sample copies will be forwarded to Agents by mail. Aldress. post laid. - 1(. MA NSFIEl.D), Publisher, 134 York St., New Ilaven. Ct. Mareka 6 -1t* 8 State of South Carolina, 'EDGEF1ELU DISTRICT, LV COMMON PL EAS. L. Suber, Agent, reAttachment. William Di. Brannon. Howard, MleDonald & Co. rs Attachment. The Same. Josiah Sibley, ) tes . Attachment. The Sanc. R. M, Owengs, Te Attachment. The Same. Bundly, Rosetmion & Co. To Aittachment. The Same. -J. J. Kennedy, enn Attachment. The Saime. Wilham P. Delphi, CIS Attachment. The Samc. TllEllEAS, the Plainiills did on the first .J. day of Nlareh ins:nt, file their L eclara tions against the D eftendants, who. Us it is Kniel, is absent fruim and without the limitas of this State, and ls.. neither wife nor A ttornev known witin the tinine. upon. whom a etiov of tihe smaid dec.larations niglit be served: On: motion of Mir. GAa, PAliintiff's .\ttorney: It is therefore, Or dereil, 'That the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said declarations within a year aiti a day from the date of this jublieatioi, other wise final and absolute judgment will their be givt n and award. d gainst him. TI10S. G. IACON, C.E. D. Clerk's Office, Mlarch 1, 1 5'2. Ilarch II ly 8 State of south Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRItT, LV COM.10 I'.'~AS. The Bannk of 1lamtburg,S. C , tak ra. At achet. William B. Brannom. TPII E Plaintiff in the above enee heaving this .I.day filed his D~eelarationt in my Ofie, and the D efondant having n either wvife nor A ttorney known to reside within the limits of this Statte, on whomn a e..p.y of said declaration with a Rub-. to plCed enn he served :On motion of Mir. Bu-sex-rr, Attorney for Phltintilt, Ordered: Thlat said Defenidant iippeair and pk-ead to said decliration within a year and a day froum the date hetreof, otr in default thieretof jutdgmoent will be renadered agaiinst himt. TI I10. (G. BA\CON, c. E. ii. Clerk s Oflice, alrc 5. 18$.*:2. Mlarcht 11 Iv 8 * ~ Certifficate, STPA'TE OF SOU'TI I CAR lOLINA. EDGEFIE lD DISTICT. T IlE Undlersigned J.ut t.:s Ml. C. Fn...sp Land ..ut1s .\. TAi.rs-:n'r. btoth of the State andi I istrict afotresaid, (10 hereby certify that hey haive ftortmed what is usoally enlled a Iimiited Partnershmip, timder the namie Elf'J. Ml. C. Faxx-t .AsO. for the traneactioni of or the~ businies ofr Mrleandize. nmainly in the I iry Goodis line, in the said I Jist:-iet, at t he Store litous., now in the possessioin ot :he Vndersignetd .1. 31l. C. Freehmdi~. .1. 31. C. Frechand is to be thne genieral part ner and the Undeersignmed, JTames A. 'Talbert is to beO the special pariner ini said coincert i and the latter, Jamtnes A . Talbert, the speciail partner, is tto contriburte thirty-sig htpiidrd andl thirty six 6ti-I0 oth Eltlrs to the ctapital on u hidh said busiinese is to be notndtucted. The partniership herehy formned is to comn nmenco on the fifth day of Mlarch niext, arid con tinue fir two yeatrs int witness whereof we have hereunto set our handls, this the twenty-eighth day of February, A. D., i8S:2. JT. M1. C. ERE EL A ND, JAS. A. TA LIERT. March 4 t 7 Spanu Hotel Re-Opened ! T IIE Subscriber baving purchased this estab lisleinent, begs leave to annonnee to the District andl to the travelling public generally, that lie hias~ this day taken upon himitelf the kepitng of said Hlotel. All that lhe can do to render his ottstotmers satishied shall be done. H~e respectfully solicits a share of public pat ronage. Charges shall be as moderate as the times will admilit. JeftIIN I1lt . Feb 19 ft a Notice, XLL Persons Indebited to the Estate of bMavy .? Watsoni, dee'd., are requested to mtakue prompt payment, andI those hatvinig denmands will prosent themn furthwith, properly attested as the law directs. S. J. W ATSON, Adm'r. Jan 22 .im 1 Paints, Oils, &c. 000~C LBS. PUTRE WHITE LEAD. )U V200 gallons L.inseed Oil, Togethier with a compilIete assortment of DRY PAINTS, Varnishes, Window Glass, tty, Paint Brushes, &c., just receivod antd for sale on accomnmodatinig terms., by AGNEW. FISHER & CO. ENvberry C. II., Feb 17 3t *5 Notice. A LL~ persons havinig deniands agqinst the estate of Williamn Russ.lI, the'd., are re quested to htand them iq ro the Subscriber pro perly attested by the first of A pril next, as the .a:'..irs of . t e '....... ...m .,.si .... l,.. cl.o ..d .., Ready Made Clothing! J L RICHARDSON & J C. McDONNALD Ei AVE purchased of JOHN K. TIORA the largest and most fashionable Stock of READYMIADE CLOTHIWG, ever offered in this market. We bvejustopen ed in the Store formerly occupied by -Messrs. Sale & Brown, next door to George Robinson? Hardware Store. l[aving inade arrangements to get Goods weekly from the nsi fa shionable Munufacturing Houses in New York, We feel confident we can please any of ou as who 'm1ay givt us a call, both in pr8i'a lity. 1ICIARDSOY & McDONA LD. Hamburg, Feb 19 3m Notice! THE-Subscriber having com meneed the TAILORING BU SIN ESS again would respectful ly iuform his frienids thait wish to patronize him, that he may be found fur the present in the Office firnerly occupied by F. -H. Wjailaw, Esq.,in rear of his oldatsid at which place may be found a Splendid Stock of Goods, which will be made up in the most FASHION ABLE STYLE. He Arould sAy to good paying customers that thev enn get j;iods a little chenper from him thian elsewhere, aniad gand fits warranted. JOlHN LYON, Aas-T. Feb 20 6Z 6 Dissolution. TIlE business f.rmerly conlneted under the . y stile ot- TI.NT & S.ITH. for the pur pose if condulcting a Botel in the iTown of llam burg, kneown as te Amnerienn Hotel. was dis solved on the 12th instant, by nimutial cuontsint. TIO.MAS II. TREN'T, ISAAC SMITI. Januiary 30th. 18->2. ' NOTIOE! IIE -Subseriler begs leave to return his thainks to his boarders and the public gene rally. for their liberal patrinage at the Hotel for merly kept by Trent & Smiith, and known as the itnerienn Hotel ii. the Town of Ilamibur, ttal would ask a further emntinuanee of the same: feeling assured onl his part, that lie can and will give saisfaction to all that may call and examiiiie the oll stalnd1 of James lInbbard,dee'd. The I Intel being situated in thc nmist btsiess part oif Town. ad Convenient to the South Carolina llail ofaad and A ugista Depot. Extra attentitn given to the ladies apartment, and r-ions kept fru the special acconiodation of fanilles. THOM1AS 11. TRENT. IlTamhntirg.Tanuary 30th I852. Gin 4 To the Public. HODGES k FULLER INSTITUTES .1R. E. A. STEED, A. fl. PatcIrtAL. 3it. J. 3. PELOT, GnAinV.rTE OF CITADE.L AcAE.MY, AsSISTANT. . Rr.v. T. .. PEARCE, A. II., PR rCIPAT.. Miss M. CORNELIA PEI.OT, ASSISTANT. Miss i. McANAI IX, INSTRUCTR Ess OF Mu Sic. Tr.Acuita O PIANQANDGUITAR, DRAwING, PaMrrvNi AND Eitnaom1car. --Tho above namnedaainesia~f Ie South. NI E exerci'cs of these Institutes will be re aumiead on .\ionay the I th of .lnnuary. Thlese Institutions h:mve hiitherto reeived a liberal patronage. andl the Trustees etanfiadently appeal to an intelligett moral anda religious pub lic fair its coantiniuance nudi increase. Circulars will be isasuead in a few days eon tiingi all necestsary infornition. Greenwvood, Feb 18 t f 5 Boot & Shoe1Makers Wanted, rg3iWO VII:ST R.\Ti-' Boot MYakersa, Sand three air faaur al Shoe M~aker-s, tie of them a first rate P'eg Warkimatn, enn find iemp~l.ameiant by applying to the Subscriber at Ielield C. 11. Ri. T. MI.. Jan 13 t ff 52 ur The South C~talinian, will give tihe :lave faur weekly inlsertians andi foirward acountt to this Ofilee. Fire. T l.' Stubscribers re'turn their thatiks to their friendls anda enistamiers fair former tavors, nal saolicit a conmtinutnnee aat the same, at the kate stand aaf .ahnt [Lyon, where they have removedl that poirtioin tar their Staick saved frauo te latte tire, which they wilt sell laiw. The loss stustaine'd by the tire raenders it neces sary for themi to enlt ont thtase wvho are indaebtedl to themiL take paymenIC~t at the earliest poussible molent. WILLIAM5 & ClRISTIE. Jaii 21, 6t tf 1 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIEL.D DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. C. IT. Good wini and others, rs. Eliabeth Goodwin & others. IN pursunne of the Order of the Court of Equtity in this ease, notice is hereby giv en to tile creditors of Chamberlain L. Good win, dee'd., to comne in and establish their cliims before nme, on or before the 17th day of April netxt. A. SIMKINS, C. E. E. D. Comm'rs Offivie, Jan 12 14t .52 Notice. A\ LL. persons indebted to the Estate of E. II. Norris, dee'd., will plense comec forward and make promipt paymient, anal those havitng demanas agaitnst said estate, are requested to render then, int properly alleuted. N. A. NORRIS, Aadm'r., JULIl A. NORtRIS, Adm'x. March 41 Sil 7 Notice, ALL. those itmlebtedl to the estalte of Nathan 1.Norris, dee'd., are requested to make pay ment forthwith, and those having dlemands against saidt estate will please present themi im mediately, properly attested according to law. N. A. NORRIS, Adma'x. harch 4 . 6mt 7 lVetice. SLL Persons indi-btedl to the estate of Oliver -1 Towvles, are requtested to make imtmediate payents anal those having demiands against the same will rendler thenm in properly attested. R. M. SCUTRRY, Admninistalo, Oct. 9 tf 38 *00 Cords Tan BarIt I) NE, fair whiell *5.00 per Ctird will be paid, delivered at tile Tan Yatad. R. T. MIMS. Marh 41 .tf y 7 Crow Poison. JUST raeeived a large supply of OROW P~~OISONV, anad for saile eli ap by U. L. PENN, AGENT. Febo t f 6 EDGEFIELD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. FOR YOUNG IADIEal REV. 0HARTLS A. RAYONID, Principal. T lE Second ession will commence ou thg 9th of January 1852. The Tristees congratulate thermlves, thei; friends and the public, omn what they rzow con sider the permanent establishmienlt of aryivistitu%. tion of learning of so high a character in thei* District. "The benefits which their own children, with others, have experienced during the past Sessionl, enables them with the greater confi dence, to recommend the Institution to the pat% rOlage of the community. - The School was opened on the 18th of Sep.% tember last, with ikirty-ove Pupils, and ham since been gradually increasig. It is confident-. ly expected that the -nugmb in attendance will be greatly increased during the next Session. .The istitute jtiilding now contains seven rooms, all of which have beeq built, and are used, for purposes of Instretion. A tine apparatus; a large collection of: Maps; Ariatonical Charts, Glbes,&c; ; Auseum o Natural I listory ; a Cabinet of Minerals and Shells: furnish unusual facilities for acquiring a practical knowledge of the different branches of Science. The course of Study is Xf an elevated charae ter, and more comprehensive, than that of most female institutions of the highest reputation. The PnNCetPAI. devotes the whole of his time to the super:ision and instruction of the various classes. The Assistants are experiencel in their difle rent Departments, and thuose only of known sue ee55 in teaching are emiployed.. The A eademical year is divilel into Sessions of 1.1 weeks eich. It is of great inportanlce that the stndent be present at the coninence ment of the Session. The Classes are then formed, and a few weeks delay may affect the stanling of the pupil throughout the year. Expenses. For Tuition in the Primary Department, 1st Di vision, per Sesion,.............$5 00 " Tuition in the 1rimary Department, - 2nd Division,.................... 7 00 " Tuition in the Academic DeIpartment, 12 00 " " " Collegiate ". 15 00 Lesaons'on the Piano and use of Instrum'nt 18 00 Modern Languages. caeh.............. 8 Ot Drawing atnl Sketching from Nature.. 8 (10 Painting inl Oils, Portrait and Landscape, 15 (10 Use of Apparatus.................... 2 00 Fuel and care of Buildings........... 50 Good Boarding can be obtained in the Vil lge including lights, -washing, fuel, &c., at (per month)............ 10 00 Pupils entering near the middle or close of of the Session, are charged from the timte of entrance to the end of the Session. Ni deduc tion for absence, or other causes, but at the dis cretion of the Principal. All bills for Tuition, &c., are payable at the elose of etieh Session. Books.Stationary and Music, can be obtained in the Village at reasoIable prices. MUMOL DPARTET The Department of Music is under the super vision of one (of the most aceurate and aecoin plishted teachers in the State; and it is believed that unusual facilities are aflordeol flor acquiring a thorougli knowledge of this difficult science. In addition to regular private lessons, the pupils in this department are diviled into classes, and taught on the plan of Pestalarri. They devote much titme to exercises, adapted to train the ear. and the voice, and to impart an easy and brilliant execution. if they pursue tihe prescribed course of muisi ca1 instruction, they acquire the art of reading austie with faicility. Thyare reqluiredl to be regular and systemat ie in practising daily at the Institute. The training and cnltivation of the voice. receive an utnusual degree of attention. The~ science of Elocution is here appliied, itn develop ing the voice for singing, with great effeet. The lutstitut'on has beeni abnost weekly visited hy a large number of the ladies anud gentlemean of' our village, who have invariably expressed the highest degree of satisfactiotn, at what they have heard and seen of thc proficiency oaf the Pupils andl the atrrangenment of the Institute. A nda the Trrustee~s have only to add in conuclu sian, that while in their opiniaan, the're are many institutions of learninag deservedly popular in our State, ve~t there are naone. whaich can furi~lh ureaterair mot're stubstantial advatages to yomun" ilies thtan that under the charge of Mr. l~AY N. L. GilFFIN. 1 Efl.ll'ND) PENN, I 2 S. F. GOODER, B. T. AlIS.J Ealgefield C. HI., D ee. 411851. tf 46i Edgefield Male Academy. TEACHER WA NTED. ATKEA CII E R is wantted ton take charge of lteEgtieldl Male Acadlemy. The appli entat maust be a TECACIlICI by PROFESSIONi lone whlo ha~s experiece itn his busitness, and mnn ply qualitiedl for preplarinag young men for the Sotuth Carolina College. To ai manlt of suitable qalilici~atins, the place olyers anty inducements. A ddress the Trustees. N. L. GRIFFIN. ) .101IN H A U4K ETT, Naov 28 tf 415 Wanting a Tcler 0 take charge o1 the Pltumb Branch Aca ..demy. situated1 in Edlgetield D~istrict. It Is requisito that the applicant be a Southern Gentleman, parepared to give reference wvithi re gad to muorality, &c.--duly qualitietd to tea ch the Languages, together with the various branche of the English. Th~e A cadlemy is sittiated in a healthy portionl of the Distriit, and will open on1 the 1st Monday in February, under the. su perintendance of a ard of Trustees wtho, with the view of obtaining a share of patronage, wil reduce the Tuition to the lowest rates, and -plelge themiselves to give strict attentiont t'watrd thec preservation of the morals oIf students undler their care. Board can be obtaitted cennt to the Academyi, att the low rates of $C, per moth, For fu'rther itnformation addlress either of the Trustees, at Cairo Post Office. .IOIIN TOMtKINS,) WM. C. ROBERTSON, |I? CIiSL~sEY WELIA, CII.\RLES FR EEM1AN, (, JAMLES A. TALBECRT, I .IAMIES BLACKWELL. J Dee' ~ 185 tf 47 Positive Notice. OWING to thte hard and pinching timios, I find I canntot BUY STOCK( op CredIt, there fore, I anm uajable to give credit longer thatn01 o nenth. I wtill sell tmy beef as low as I can possible afford to do justice to my self and fatmily. Tholse whto neglect to pay their bills when presented must go to somte other Butcher for Beef. (. M. GR AY. Feb 206 4t 6 Valuable Property for Sale. I H1E Subscriber oflers Ilis Lowndeeville pro, perty for sale-the lot on which he lives containinig about eight acres, highly improved with chtoice fruit trees,-thte fruit trees anmouut to sonmethting like an orchard-and shadle trees in abundance of a beautiful )ind. The Hlouse is large atnd commotlious. Personts wielting to buy will do well to call andl see the premlises., .A OL. A, b. RNOLD CAN DIUDATES I(or Wam Collector HENRY H. HILL. ELIJAH- T. RAUCH. BARNEY M. LAMAR, HIRAM JOURDAN, WESLEY BODIE' WILI.IAM L. PARKS. TLW.E.PUII.. DEAN, L. A. BROOKS, ISAAC BOLES, WELCO3)E M,A RTIN., LEUCK H0.LSONBAKY0, T. W. S3URT. B. F. GOUDEY. JO.N QUA'TLEBUX, . or Shoriff% JULIUS DAY, FEJ.L1X E. BODE,, R. s. KEY; Wor Ordinary. VIRGIL M. WIrE, W. F-. IURISOE, SO S E P H A DNEY', U ILL be fo.und t aH times in his Office, at IV Edgefield Cunrt lIse, nuq.r the Pr.Ax, I fe will attenl promjptl5 and strietly tobusiese in his professiou. Nov. . If 51 G. W, LAN B R UU W ILL Practie in th, Courts of LAW and EQUITY for Edgefikd and Lexingto Districts. Oflice in Law Range, Edgefield C. U. Jan 16, if 52_ ATTORNEY A T ,A W. :Cr Omo. inzuwliately in rear of the Coeri House. .Jait 22 _f W1%4, IN, H I L L,) M. B,,.. OFFH RS his professional services to the citi zens of our Village and District. Having graluated at the University of New York, with high humoe, where lie availed himself for. the last two vears. of the alvantages to be lerived front the Nye an'*Ear Infirmary, various Hospitals, &c., &c., offest his services. to isis fellow-itizens with the 'hope that lie will prove worthy of a share of their patronage. LT 1oog at the Sr10TE Lorsz., No. 7. Oct 2, If- 37 .A ESIM.DA T, Surgeon Dentist, OF RICIDIOND, VIRGINIA, Permau~nently located at Edgelield C I., oilers his propfessional services to the citizens of the Village and its vicinity: and will attend to any cal he may have eith'er in the Yfiage or. Canutry. All operations warranted. March 13. 1850. tf 8 Fall and Winter Goods! I 1TAVE now on hand a I'RST RATE Stock 'of Cloths, Cassinars & Vestin;os, which are of the latest styles atd will be made to mneasure as gool andi as fashiwiable as elpi be had in the S->uthern Country. -A LSO Always for sale an excellent Stock of fine READY MADE CLOTNG, which is cut and made under my own supervi sion. andl nny one purchasing front me may rely upon getting full value for their money expended. Furnishing Articles, Sneh as Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders. ilosiery. White and Colored Shirts. Silk andi Merin nu der garments, Collars. Stocks. Mosney Belts, Silk and Merino under Vests for Laidies,--and a Fine Assortmnent or German Colognes, extracts for the handker, chief. Ilair. Tooth,. Nail, Clothes. 1liat and Shtav ing Brushes, Dressinug anid Fine Trooth Combu. Fine Soaps. Shuavingi Creams and soaps. Port Mieis. Pocket liuoks. Purses. Segar Cases. H air Oils. and every thing desirable and usefut for Gentlemen. J. A. VANWINK(LE. N. B.-My Store. is next to the Georgia Rail Roadi llanuk. at the Old Stand or thle Chronicle & Sentiunel Office. A ugusta, Nov 12 Gmn -3 ShecriM'i Sale. STATIE OF SOUT;iii C.AROLINA. EIDGEFIELD D)ISTRICTF. Belchter & Ilollinigswortht, rs. For'gn Auch Granthtam, Logan & Co. Grantham &~ Gr~uatnm i rs, For'gn Atcht. M. M4. Gratnthami, I Y Virtue of an order from the Ilonora ) ble J. U. Q'Nenill, one of the Judges of this State, I will proced to sell on Tuesdayv the 16th day of' March ttext, in theo Towtt of Hambhiurg, int the above stated enses the foi-~ lowinug property, vix: 9 Batrrels Fish, 7 Box. Heren, 3 boxes Cheese, S bags Co fee, 1 bar rel Sundries, 9 barrels anud 1 hhd. Sugatr, 2 boxes Coffee, 2 barrels Merulhandizc, 2 eases Merhandize, # lboxes Drtugs, 2 Kegs Pow der, 5 Kegs Nails, and various othuer articles not mentionetd.' TEnMs-.4 credit of' sixty days, except the costs and expenees to be paid int Cash. LEWVIS JONES, S. E. D. Feb 14 4 For SaIe TH AT very desirahle, pleasant ,, atnd healthty place known ps the 3"I " Cross Rosads,"' 24 muihes from Edigeticld C. 1H., onj the Columubia Road, conttainintg fromi tivc to eight hundred acres. The Phanttation is hat good repair with a never failinag well of water, and all necessary ontt builinigs. Together witht a commoudious D~well ing Hlouse, nearly comtpeted-two Stories high. 60f feet long, 4-2 feet wide, eight rooms and seven fire places. U-y For furthter pprtieulars apply to the Sub scriber at the Spannt Hotesl Edlgefleld C. HI. JOHN RiET. Feb 26 if 6 Leather. OF ALL DESnPTIONS, mpy be bsd at . the Trnnetury for Casn. Also Tanner's anud Neat's Foot Oil ithe latter the best article for Harness. Cash paid for Hides and gond Oak Bark. All orders addlressed to Williamts & Christie, or to Mr. In, M. Munger at thte Tsnt Yard, will be promuptly' attenidedl to. R, 'T, MIMS. Feb. 5 tf a Notic. N OTICE is hereby given to the Dlstribqtees ofleasant Motris, d.ee'd., and especially to Pleasant, Hendsriek, John, Joshua, Joseph and Doetpino Morris, who live beyond the limits of the Statte, That a final settlemuent on said es tate will bo miade in my ofijee ont Monday Tth of Jne next. Given under mty hand at zmy office, this the 3d March,'$S52. All thuose having demauds. against the said estate will present them by thte above titme. Ordiprys 0 H.c T. WRIGTo. z. in. DR. A. G. TEAGUE, Wholesale & Retail Druggist, r AKES this method of retorning his thanks to his friends and patrons, for the patron age he has received in the sale of Drugs, bledi eines, &C. lie is now receiving an addition to lWs already extensive Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Cheiicals, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Window laOs, PAtty Physician's Shop urniture, Pmr. TIIE FINEST WINES AND BRANDIES, - for Medicinal purposes, Phie Cigars and Tobacco, PERFUMERY Of his own and Northern rake, French gPtgaets, 4c.,, 4c... Paint, Hait, Hat, Shoe wam Taperu Brushes. Tincturea kMedicinal Qpouiods, made un4t bia.own, supervisqp in.attict accordatee witlghe U.S.Disp'y.. Te most.Reputable Noetrasse, A4 of whjlp,he will, sel) .t prqves t will compae favorably with any Southern market. Those.wishing to puehase astieles in his line will do wellto.callaud exanmine lis St.ock and priees. gefh} C. U., Jan i2 tf- I NOTICES lessrs Bushnell & Wtt rjAKE this method of infrngqg tbpir friends Iand the pvblie that their Alachine Shog is now -n comphte operation. They are prepared for building Pannel Doors and Windows, Sash, Blinds, Door. Fra es, M1ANTEj. .CE.s, . and all alber artidles in thke Joiner's Business. -A S o Bedsteads, Tables, Wash-Stands, Ste kept constaAly c* hand for sle. S-A . I N .VT1 W R X, made ow repaired to ordv;. Sash will be furnisbed fib1e1 with gloss and primed. Those wishing work in our line, wilt please call and examin.e Q.g.Stock ad prces before buying ehewltere, and k-arit that as good work can be.tdone at Edgefiehl Coa*rt House, as can be found. Feb a tr 3 NEW BOOT & SHOE FACTORY ! (Next door to SULuvAN & BROTHER.) W IIERE may be had BOOTS &WOES of J 4escriptions, mWe oft o Best materials, l'y the REST WORKMEN! A large Stock of hlome made Plantation Bro gans oftie best quality. Planters are invited to examine tem. Upper, Sole, I1arness and Rett Leather upon good terms for cash. Mr. J. 1). Ttn-r-rs, the. Foreman of this EstablihAment. will fill all orders for materials and v.eoute all orders for work with despatch. A. T. MIMS, Proprietor. Jan . tf- 51 Laud foir Sale. rT H E Subscriber offi-rs for sale the lands be & longing to the Estate of Joseph Moore, deceased. One Tract contaaing ahtat seventy-seven acres, adjoining lands of Jaws Rainsford, S. , Christie and others. One other Tract containing five and a half acres, adjoining lans -of Dr. E. J. Mims,. Mrs. L. T. Moore and others. The above Lands lies near the .Village and-a portion ot it is well timbered and een be pur ehased at private sale gn liberal termns. E. P NN, Ez'or. Feb 1. i 4 $ust Received ALOT of FREsti GARDEN SEEDS,. M i rish Potatoes, A fine lot of Ilow or Pot Ware, which will be sold1 very low fur c-asha or punetual buyers. LOD IIILL. .Jan 0 Sf' 51 Fresh Garden Seeds, T UST received a large supply of GARDEN el SR OS from, the celebrated Seed establish ment of Comcstock. Ferre &c., Wetherafleld, Conn. The Subscriber has had an opportunity of testing the quality of seeds grown at the bove est.ablishament, andl can confidently re commnenad thiem to be of superior quality. For saike by G. L~. PENN, Agent. Jan 2!2 tf 1 Exe t ' Notice. A L4 tlaose indlebted to the estate of Willam 11 Garrett, dee'dl., are reqiuested to mnako paymenct fortnhwith, and those having demands gainst said estate will renader them in properly attestol, according to law, HIA RL ES H AMMOND,.-) WM, G. IA MMOND, e T HOS. GA RRETT. ! Feb 5 tf 3 Notice. LLIT Persons indebted to the Estate of Jo ?3hSeph More, dee'dl.,,we requested to make immeilite payment, and those having demands against the osiate will yeosent them in due fornm. E. PENN, Ex'or. Feb 19 tf 4 Notice ! WI"TIaview' to elose out my entire Stock of W1INTER (?OODS, I will sell them t cost for CASH. Call ye, whot want Bargains. W,' P. BUTLER. Feb 19. tf 5 Notice. ALTpersons indebted to the estate of Henry ..Waldrum, dee'd., are requested to make immediato payment, anad those having demands ill present thenm properly attested forthwith. WM1. WA LDRUMI, Adm'r. Dee 25 tf 49 Notice. ALL4 persona indebted to the Assigned Estate .. of Joh Lyon ape requested to make imme dirte payment, as longer indulgence cannot be givena, and munst not be expected, S, Iy, QOODE, Assignee. Jan91,l52 ~ tf 1 Notice, ALL1 Notes due thme Subscriber, individually .or as Executor, are placed in the Bank of Hamburg, for collection. Those indebted will please make imnmediate payment. Dlr. .John Md. Galphin, will act as my .Attor pey, during amy absepcp fom the State. D. ARDIS. Decen.', S Land for Sale. I Would be glad to sell one hundred acres of Ithe tract of land en which I live. What I propose to part wish is all woodland, and pie eisely four miles frorp the Village, on the Ce lumbin Road--an excellent situation for a pleas ant residence. A. SIMKINS. Deec10 ,tf 47 For Sale. - . GOOD C.A R RbI14G and a pair of wel I b lroke MATClf HORSES. W P. RrPIR.