Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 07, 1852, Image 3

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S tracted. Meeti . Aam My.r Lnw4qs or7 SWEE'w-rAT55R 13ptist Chrehpnert'4htCherokee.iondsi de g-ho1lding a ti-siieetingto commence on Saturday' be foi&iiolilbont Tad' day 'in Augustonext, to wi n eri i an, other biethrei are earnestly n~vited l J H. CLIETT, (of Ga) Pastor. -Wx.4minan, C. C. ter ge No, 17, L 0. 0, F , A-Regular Meeting of this Lodge ill be held on Monday evening next - - - '7foeloek. $LEWIS JONESSeeretary. Jny 7- It 20 ~ Masie Notice. - A- Regular ominunication of. 'No.'50, A.-F M., will be held at tieii.Nfall on Saturday i-vening, the f'ti July,'iat 7 o'clock P.M.' o der of the W. M. RTR. SULLIVAN, Sze'nvt _'SPECIAL MEETING. Entlet Lodge, No, 17, L - 0, F, ~ A'SPECIA L Mfeeting of this -Lodge, - WillM'held at their Hall, on Saturday th--24th July, at 2 o'lobek. P. M., Ito .o fer.'the-Degree of -REeKA on all Odd Fellow's W;s who may -make application. :The~iembers-are requested to attend, and par ticularly the Ladies upon whom the Degree of RzISKAR has been confered. . LEWIS. JONES, See'ry. 7 J. 3t 25 argains in Dry Goods! AT AUGUSTA, GA. W .I. CRANE has commenced selling W1 off his large and extensive assortment or ummuer Dry Goods, at remarkable LOW PRICES. Th ose who wish 'to.pnirehase vGopd low will do well to give him call. July7 .7t 25 .Notice 17S-HER1EBY -GIVEN, that the Co-partnersip her'eofrore existing between the Subscribers ut dr the name and firm .of GILBEaR &. nA .N, is thi.daydisjved bymutual consent. Th bsinesq o th i firm will be settled.by S. & E.M GIn~LT.- STEPHEN 'GIL;BERT, LEONARD Cl lAPiN, - - - ELIUS-M. GILBERT. A, b _4"ton, 1st Jine, 1852. & E. 1T. GILBERT will continue j.the CARRIACGE BUSINESS at the old 2Wof.Gilbert & Chapin, (formerly S. & and .1. bei) Nos. 35 and 44) Wenthworth st., and will *7eeponstat*' on hand an extensive assortment of UC.RlRIAGES 'manufnetured by themselves, ex ressly for their owin sal-s; together with an as sortment of other styles usually found in this mar kethto whieh the:atteition of their old friends and eukomers in -cspeotfully invited. .. Carriages of any stylewilt. be made:torder, and repairing in all its anchespromptly-andfaithfully executed on rea sonable .terms.. . STEPIEN GILBERT, ELIAS M. GILBERT. . Chrleston,..st June IS52, g rwnp indebted -to the firn of S. & J. GILDERT. aregequested to stay pityment to S. &.E. M..Gn. ,sna3, wlto aro aztorzzed to settle the business of said .:rm3m2 .Juif 73m5 eIlad-'Quarters, 7tu REGIMENT, S. C. M.'; *CHAvas' CaE K',July 6th, 1852. 1'E LOWER NAT'AUjON of thjs Reri ..ment will assemble at the Cherokee Ponds, o uraythe,.J'in's4 armed and equiped as ieG dirceebfferDilIndd ReviewT Cimis ud noeis..CmVisloned Ofileers, including nbe~ s rvos foir DrIl -and S1B~ATPUONwaiilassembl at m .,Cosimissio~CQ nnu.ted Offiers in ik abethe .day -previouasfor -Cat'n Hinuison~ an4CucxusGHAsr are ellarged he i2 ieorers .to their respee-. .wer - - - D.LESHAW, - leut. Col. Commanding.' MiS T Ah1FFuDN Adutanlt. e. Jlyt7. St25 Sthe Afmictedn A.OUT the first of-.]vvember 1815, the Sub ,t.scriber .commnced- the Art if destre.,ying C4IQR -WORTS, ad continued successfully autzl1prit .1847, -when he wast struck -with the al.hapd of-Providence, -which.rendered him i ts tattend to. business of that kind. Many pltfis'a idv.been, made. which. were-.refused, ?8ie*dly-his affliction and age has entirely acie im'f'thatprctide. Within the last twelve months he has received several letters from his. frietdsgotiiiiinyj snell amountmi of money, stating thsienarne-and the pilt'tieular phase they are affliet ed; whiqirrall'thzat he* Irishes to know. aiI anm.prepared,--with email tin boxes, to send hy milg-mynapplication to any- part of the United States,.where-.omplaint--is visible. -If invisible, I shalktr~ tige strength of Art. Should the person inirictly foknithe directions that I will give for three months, and should fail to cure, I will replace half th'dmn back to them again. JOHN KIRnKSEY. $9eersiill',Edgefield, S. C. Ejr'The:Sooth Carolinian, Hamburg Republicenr, .JbiioBanner and Anderson Gazette will copy' eo~a ~and fo.rward their accounts. Shedrf.s Sale of a wi of-Fer. .Facias, to hicted, I shalt,. proceed to. sell at e1fgsuirt Houee, on thefirst Monday and Tdayin August next, tlime follo(ving property, iurh dilowing eases, viz: S8etir~utlerva Wm. Herbert, one house and lot situate and being on thi Corner of Centre ,and Tillman Streets in the Town of Hamburg, known4..ib~eplan-f-said Town, as lot Niionie huired and thirty-three (l'43)s.bounded on the North by Lot No 134, Eastby Cook Street,. 8'o h b'y Tillmsan Street, and West by Centre eh atiia~ fifty feet front on Centre Street, and ru'hnirg 'eik orie hundred anid fifty feet,. more ogless. . - T~kernisCash. - LEWIS JONES,.s. E. D Jn y 1852 . 4t '25 Caution. ,.~,ersons are hereby. cautioned from tr ding .L.,Aote of hand givenr- by Lloyd Mtchell, an .0zadesyable to Washington Stalnaker, or bearr as-kthe drawer is also rcquested 'not to pay thtsamo, as the property for which the note wsthinlbseuiber a ad not Wash. Staln.aker's. we Is A. T.IHODGES. 'Jt.9.St. 25 MI~Y.:Priee foy-WOOD,.an and after the 1st of - T.Juty,.wil- be *2,00-per Load. July 7..- -: 1- - '-- -25 ALLerbons indebted to thd'-estaite of4T.ero.' n tay, deo'd., are hereb notified i make-immediate payment, and those having di mands will present them properly-attested. -,. . . H.. WRIGHT, Adm'r: JJy'7 3 2. 3m~ - '25' gy-Abbseville.Banner will copy three months en~fd.f.odecount tothia:Office. A;.LfPiironaindebed'totbd-estate of Ellingon 1.Cli'k de dr, -are herebgFboified to make i'm-m medi~j~nepad those.avngdemands aginst * te properly-attested; - - *JAS. BLACKWELL. l-the estate of' G.W. ~ ~e~ estedto make'prompt mtoantd those .having pnpennapftiwner. '.' COLUMBIA, S.C. By Win aybin & H E. a~rily "OHANGES A21DIMPEOVEMENTS. oE P W pri '6or'e this universally-knoWn and log established Hotel takes, this opportunity of'returnng his. siacere thanks to his friends and ihe psblic for-the very liberal patronage he, for so many: years. -has enjoyed at.their hands; andbegs toainform them that he has taken into partnership witli himself in. the management of the business Mr. H. E. HARDY, the former gentlemanly su perintendent of the house, whose urbanity and un remittingattention have. afflrdedso much satisfac tion to the-frequenters.of the CONGAREE. We are not in.fa4or of great promise, and desire to avoid boasting, but-we can assure those who stop at our Hlotel that nothing whieh' personal efort or liberal expeiditire *on our part can accomplish to cdntribute to their omfort will be left undone-our iiiientfin being to make the CONGAREE HOUSE a teinpon4ykoifor its guests. W. MAYBIN. NJ B.-Mr. W. Hitchecnk's fine Omnibuses will eonn''pssnge' s toand from the various Railroad Depots to:this Hose; and his elegant Carriages will alwaysbe promptly at the service of those who .desire to ride about'the oty or visit the adjoining country. July 2-- 4t 25 NOTICE! T HE Subscriber having other important busi .ness which imperiously demands his attention, has.dutermined to dispose of his business in-con nexion with the Carolina Hotel. He will therefore sell at private sale the Furniture of the Hotel, as also, the unexpired term of his lease. Any person desirous of purchasing the same will please call onin on or before "the tientiy-firit of July next, oi which day he will-sefl at public out cry the said property, if not otherwise disposed of. The Carolina Ho1tel is situated at a central point in the Town' of Ilaniburg and itan old estafilished and well known stand, and is now doing an excellent busiiess, considering the dullness of the. season. The Subscriber has no hesitation in -saying to those'who may desire-to conduct a. Hotel,- that. the. Carolina Ilotel is an excellent stand and.likely to be profitable to the proprietor. JOILq A. HOUSTON. Hamburg, July 2 3t 25 For . Sale. AHOUSE.-AND LOT. containing about two I L acres, one. and a half miles from Edgefield on ihe Colunbia Road. There are ou the Lot a well of good water and all necessary outbuild-ings for a The place willbe sold -for Cash or on time, the purchase money being ani'ply sicured-and immediate possession given. Apply at this Office. "jFeb 3 tf- 5 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIEM DISTRICT. IN ORDINARY. y H1. T. WRIGH r;Esq., Ordinary of Edge field District. Whereas, Doug!as Robertson bath applied to me for Letters of Adiinistration, on *all and singultr the goods and chattles, rights and cred its of Temperance Robertson, late of the Dis trict aforesaid, deceased. Tiese are, therefors. to cite and admonish all ancl .singular, tho 'kindred and creditdra of the Iid decensed, to be and nppedr before me, at our'next' Ordiinry's Courtfor the said District, to be holden at Edgefield Ciurt House, on th'c 12th day of July next, to show cause, if aif, why the said administrittion should not be Gihen under siny hand'and seal, this the 24th dauy of June in tie year of our Lord one thous anid eight hundred and fifty-two, and' in the seventy-sixth'yeitr of American Independenee. . I..WRIGHT, ..,. . June.. . 2t 24.. State-of South Carolina,. -EDGEF'IELD DTSTRICT, .. INCOMMON PLEAS. S- a Lhcne h )DecL Na Attachmes . Richard Bailey. - T HIE 'Plaintiff in the above ease'having this-day ' I.filed his Deeclaraition in my O~icci~and thieDe FeIdtnwfavneithdrWifeenor itterne'):.awown 'op~of lajitio with a rtle toiitf eso Le served ) motioiofe MtMoaAaoshAtosi ror Plaintf :Qired sthat snid.6Defendant appeh and plead~t said D elarautionis within a yearind a 1iy frdnm'the 'dat. he~f or .jpdgments. wifl be at'arded against lini by 'defaut. -THIO . G. BACON, C. E..D. -Clerk's Office. June 1, 1852. ly . 20 Land for Sale? !JHE Subscriber wishing to change his business .Loffers- hls land -for sale situated in Edgefield. Distriet,.six miles below Liberty 11ill. The Land' is in two tret-one containing eight hundred anes, the otlnr fotr..hundred and fifty acres. -- I will gell said lands separately or together.-asmav best suit the purchaser. The above places- arc well imnpro'ved and will well rewar4l the cultivator if judi ciousl~ tilled. ' .-- - The Terms will' be made easy to a-punctual ptir ehasecr. I also have some LIKELY. YOUNG NEG ROES for Fale. Among the number is a first rate I louse 'Carpenter. Any person wishing to purchase can proeuri a greiit bargain by applying to the subscriber on the premises. .JOHN TOMPKINS. . June 30 tf - 24' Turnip Seed. TUST received a supply of Fresh Turnip Seed of I) superior quality.' For sale by IHOLLINGSWORITHI & NICH-OL AS. June 30 . tf 24 Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be Imade at the Session of thme next Legislature for tun Act of incorporation for the Bethleham Church Camp Ground in Edgefield District.. -June 26 tf 24 Notice. - T1'IIlE children of Zilphia Noble, dee'd, are hereby .. notified to make application to the subscriber for their interest in her pension claim. - F.' O'CONNOR, Adm'r. Juno 30. -3m 24 -Notice. ALL persons iihdebted to the estate of Henry 'F. AFreesan, dee'd.,' wihli conic forward mime diately, and make paymetit and- those' having de mnauds .wil# iender them 'in properly-attested. - J.. H.:JENNINGS, Ex'or. Jan 3 ly '51 Notice.. - LL Perso'ns indebted. to the" Estate. of.Joseph ..lMbore, dee'd., are requnested to make immedi ate payment, and thoso haviitg'deinuinds against the estate will present them in due form. * ,. -- E.'PENN Ex'or. *Feb-12 '.i : - Wanted~ (E T.IOUSAND DOLLARS, on Mortgage .fRelEstate. Apply -to the Advefttser Offices.. - B.' C. Mayj 20 -. t 2--0o Land for Sale. I Would be glad to sellione hundied' acres of the -tract of land en. which I live.- ~ hat'I propose to part with is all woodland, .and precisely four miles from the Village, ongthe-~olunibia Boad aan excellent situation for a pleasant residence.. . aermdIroner.. aei ,paiioneu desird: dr at i~~~ TUST Receiving ife uiyr(PicklesPe serves, Sajideins,r- Xobaers,: SaM on, ir Raisinsrutres; Essegemidr I esh-Mue Hnjug.April 17.- Mt- ,,i -'tllagseg aippdcy a e' a Sto choicet(ulhmMOO LAME~adGei. a nd R raling 8:HaEUrg'$ flt< . Ot WE-RS-1 ,AjEMNVJLLE ..IST ICT, 5. C. ~H~deligihtful WATRM.V,.PACE -'W,. . reay to rebeive, eopazi3' b 20il Juiu Ta the followig rates: Man,.per day............. ... Man, per week........ . . w Over one week ........ ...... ..51 Children and servants half price. : Horse, per day.................. Horse, per week................. P. S.-A large addition - has been uade 5 hi Hotel since last summer, in order to.accommoda all that may give us a call. There is also a Billiard Table and Ten Ti.Alley attached to the place- for the amusemndit of the company, fre4 of charge. P.-W. & R. S. CHICK, Proprietors. June 17 - 22 INCIDENTS OF A OUE1IYIEi FROM ABBEVILLE, SOUTW--CAROLINA, To Ocala, Florida, BY AN OBSERVER -OF "SMA.E TINGS." 'IIIE above is the Title-of a lively and interesting little work, just published and for sale at this Office, and the Stores of SuLLiVAN & BRo-rza, G. L. Pass and WiLLIA5 & Cuaa-r:i. 07 Price only 25 Cents. June 24 tf 23 Edgefield Collegiate Institute FOR. YOUNG LADIES. T HE Exercises connected with the AnmuA Ex - amination of the Pupils of .this Istitution will commence on THURSDAY, the 22d of July next, and be continued in the following order: Thursday Morning, examination of the Classes in the Primary Department. Thursday Evening, do do Acadeinie Dep'nt. Friday. Morning, do do Collegiate Dep'nt. " Evening,(3-o'clock) Addiess.to the sPi pils md antrons. Friddy Night, Annual Concert. The Patrons and friends 6f- the Institutiot are rpectfullyinvited to attenJ CHAS. A. RAYMOND, PartscJra. June 22 6t22 HTE Friends of'CAl. F. W. PICKENS, beg leave to present him to the people of Edge. field, and of the Districts which may be thrown with us by the-new apportionment, as an emi nently suitable person to represent us in the Congress of the United States; Mr. BURT having positively declined a reclection, it be omes our duty to select his -successor with ai-e; and we respectfully suaggest that the ex perience and. ability of.Col. PJ.CNENs shoni.d be again called: into requisition upon the very floor wherehe :has hitherto served us so effi iently. It is- perhaps proper to zidd, on -our. part, that this announcement is tendered wvith Dut Col. 1"s knowledge or desire, and with no eeling of opposition to any individual. 'W THE Friends of Capt. PRESTON S. BROOKS, announce him as- a capdidite to rep resent this Congressional District in the next ongress; Mr. BUR-T having po'sitively declined re-election. This nomination, like another which appdars in this paper, was made by the friends of Capt. B. phrely of thieir own accord, without reference to his wishes on ~tlie subjet. aind' withouit the. remotest design. of .Forestalling public, opinion S his Favor -against .aoy individmaL. -WThe Friends of Dr. JOHN LAKE, aiianntounce ~him is a Candidate' fer's Sent n the next,.Legislature. -137 Tha Frfnds- oF! JAMES CAMERtON, pya :ea j~ihog se of Repreitirtn iu lie nsntapjeetierl, . - uonnee him ~a*Caildate T'r Cea an YI lie Friends' of .:GR-AY E*q., tes >eetfully nominate him as a, Candidate forna eat in. the Hlouse oF- Representatives at the text Iggislature.. g The Friends of-WILEY HARRISON, mnounee hin~ias a Candidate for a seat in the ext Legislature. MANY VOTERS. W7 The Friends of Col. S. CHRIS3TIE, -espeefully announce him as a Candiduate for a eat in the IHouse of Representatives at the nsuing election. 1! The friends of S. S. TOMPKINS, Esq., vould respectFully nominate himi as a Candidate 'or a Seat in the House of Representatives of h next Legislature. 1I The Friends of GEORGE WV. LAN )RUM, Esq., announee him as a Candidate for Scat in the House of Representatives, at the mnsuing election. If GEN. JOHN R. WEVER, is respect ully announced by' his Friends, as a Candidate, or re-election, for a Seat in the House of Rep esentatives, at the ensuinig election. 17 The Friends of Maj. J.-C. ALLEN, nnounce him as a Candidate for a Scat in the louse of Representatives at the next election. 9jp MAX. TILLMAN WATSON, is respect ~ully announced by his Friends as a Candidate or a Seat in the House of Representatives at hec ensuing election. 17 The Friends of Col. 3. P. CARROLL, wvoul respectfully nominate him as a Candidate or a'Seat in the House of Re'presentatives of henext Legislature. igyDR. W. S. MOBLEY, is respectfully annoneed, by hist friends, as a Candidate for a Seat in the House of Representatives of the ert Legislature. - gThe Friends ofCapt A. J. HAMMOND respetfully announce him as a Candidate' for a Beat in the House of Representatives at the ssuing election. JO7R The Friends of JOHN CHEATHAM, Esq., respetfully nominate him as a Candidate for. a Seat in theo House of Representatives at the! ext election. A7 The Friends of JOSEPH ABNEY, Es~q., would respectfully nominate him as Can didatefor re-election to a Seat in the House of Representatvs of the next Legislature. Candidates for -ColoneL STHE Friends of Maj. D. L. SHAW, respectfully nominate him as a Candidate for Cdlonel to fill the vacancy occasied by the res r'aE~l. G. -D. Masts. -a HARRISON -LL persons indebted--t(Tn . ACollins, dee'd., are.regnented t9 make imnme dite payment, and those having demands, .against the same to preicent them poel attested. . -- . - 3. A. .OLIS, .Adrn'r. Lanp and Tra~im Oil. S70 ALI? at th Shoe an1 Leathe Store of XT;)ma t artil .of ?AJff cliA id e I '~1 aikna BA2 S 0!rh18 nuItandJd I purigg The Four-th-AnNuaI :~154h6will? hok&a -.CharlestoS.O Noveimbernextaid ' we iis epected iAt defiveredby.the anin A ricultui-al address by o .-Y Sgieia. C and.Industry a a aco amd llothsr u Cattle beand~5winb , hi beh suitabl proimseirili -- - - To the T itJg o a ontribut&. fineh ts iees i all of its.Ex hibitions,the Oomfisitt pes15charged and suitable eminms will b( awarded to th . . epartmnent Fh~eBNI'df lntetfeel-grea pNeasile. in" aimnD - nmu,'ellientiii membr-ihriuutp. Whiely.Jinethus far.attended - heirn ..*W ken,theSOuth ern States to their i9I.0 ifyingthel ldbor, encouraging . o ..2 ina and.de vcloping -theird., t oa have n4 doubt -tA'tthoA beeal who may'attend'ia c cithis Ianti tute hai made fo t iSi1UWe not.beer thrown aiay,1but drougho't ti ,enthrit'ituth'. Fair will please Mdr 4AsqqIi Chair man Commitie6 of A A'epsr a 3da a~s possibl4 - " onmay b enJ made snd ll itrti~e i' *'Jbestudvantage. *Wh.iel..LP ei et WM. KTRKW Iee Presid't. -JOS. WA 0 0_ do W.- G.DSJetary. L A. .DO rer. .Dirictos-4. HX%..4~RaErnoL~s, r. L M -HAra; -E W A[ WABJaLKER, C RiCuHaASI N,:E # x% LBT HENaY OglA, E C wr~IJn on. -- VTAYLOR -Chai r oadence. June 22 :123 TEACHER? ANTEj. - A TEACHER ldo take eherge of th EdgetLc ~M e.~-.T'io- applican muis be ai j1'i .FESSION; one who has xpisided 'And amply qual itied for preliaring XteSouthiCaroli nd Collegev-oan 4 table:- qualiniations, the place offers many W4 Address the -2 - J N LIESCOMB, BAUSKET No.28 ,45 Tj E S bsriber h ak'reased this establish TI ient, begs Igh'o annonee to the District and to the.c travelling pilblio generallythat -he has this day tiken i* daihIanelI the- keeping of-said Hlotel. .;--.e All that he:canoi tddenhis customers satis led shall b&done.* *He..respeetfqily share public pat ronage, Charges shalM be erate as the times-will admit. -J0IN 7IET. Feb 19 .05 I tri eT,..C. Mr-A Clu ,a1xuane 7, 1852. TN prsunceof . 'vtilfr-om Brig.Gen. I J. R. WEvat,~an ~lnwill be hield on Friday, the 30th day. of July' O fil*the@ .vacancy ocea sionaed by..theresigna :4li..D.4Mimas. Each.Captain or Co is 4gfeer of .theiat~ ferent.Companiea of *ganesat, rdll-ut up at the~ r~ed es~? .riveComplane a notioiof ov, , g - days previous clir~eo/a ordr ialna~al tte'dse;i oifrt ~ n n nne eisch deeeny' hary6sijp1 ; isenlier mem bersof Lgqcorpai * DtSn U .. - ~ ~ t-eustone cf the rinoin fire required to meeti:h'e Old Allsp t of July, (the day foll~wiing,)f "auttthe declare the el.etion adcertify the samn'toi ~Q. J. R..Wavua. - ,L. tHJAW, - . Comimanding. June 10' - .T . 21. *Readl-Qgarters, Cuiis'O(6a,0ne7, 1852. ORDERS, NO.2. ..* IN pursuaniee of Orders eived from B3rig. Gen. 1.. R. W EVER an electol ~ilbe -held on Friday1 the 30th day of utly x:e ' lltiio vaeiney occa sioned by the resignatioe t.'Col. Cor.Exxx. Each Captain or Commuatding' Officer of the dif ferent, Conpanies of the Rkgimentin put up at the rendezvous of theit>rijspetive companies, a notice of the above :election, thirty days previous thereto, and order toihiis.'as'i tanee two of his subal tern officeers, or ~if. there be ,. et one or* none, suchi deiiey must be supplisiby' any member-or members of the comnpanty. he, may appoit, so that these persons shall open ,atabold..poll at such companly rendezvous from ligelock, A. M., to ~ o'clock P. M. The managers, orsitleastmne if them, from eac1 place-of election, are reqystdteYomeet at the Pine House on the 31st of daty following] count the votes, deolate tl~leton and certify the same to Brig. Gen J. R. lszvua.. . - L. SHlAW, ILiit; aot. Commanding. June 10 81- 21 Valuable Pine Lands for Sale, T flE Subscriber offers for sle his valuabale traci of PINEY WOODS LAND,.with clay foun dation; siuae'nah*lti Lower 'Columbis Road, and convenient to market, being about elevetr miles East-of Edgefleld'C: H. '5miles from H1am burg, and 16'from Aiken- and ' nitoville.. The Tract contaiais;Einht aundred .ahd seventy' three acres of good farming'LaaT, well adapted ti tec cultivation.. of Corn,iCotteat and small grain About250 acres arc-cleared, anif~nenr 150 acre. ir a high state of cultivation, -anlunderigood' fences; the balance of the traot..is zin wqols and well tim bred. On the premipess are qigoodi, comfortabh two story, frame Dwelling Uothie,.and all necessar) outbuildings-Also a fine well,afgood, pure water In the rieighborhod'of tle lboje'tract are three or four'Grist and Saw.Mills All or-a part of111he ab~vo trihi be.uold, ana to an tapproved purch~e terns will he made acommodating. -'Any one ~U~g to purchas< will do well to dall and see for ileselves. - -WM. JOHNSON. Ridge Land ib Sile. T HE Subscribhei fferu for eeis v:aluable Trac . of Land, containing Twoifndred~ and thirty four (234) acres,"lylng oiahpt, sdes4.of Beacl Creeknear the'Volunibia1 'da~ doinipg lands of, Capt. R.WaM J$tnsrnoiri.ad'others. Ona the Tract-is a'food-D de~flue, Kitohen Snoke-house-nafl allotbeu e "'uthuildings with an excellent.-well of *atert: - One hundred-andtwentyinsesefo the'ahoy< tract are cleareL-naearly ilk~esh.'land, and-un der good fences. Thist Limd,is irehiadapted to th cultivation of Cotton, Cornin&Grain.O' Said Tract can bh',taded tori on .goed terms, be tween now, anda.the.Jasttre.Ostobr, 4but if not di. posed of. by tha*t~ie .wl a~~ssuele-outery at Edg'efield Codrt. ouse o fndy Noveanber next.. .JGA)CKER RdeAirl15, .m 13 CandI csa&,. - '~a superiot Febrtfry 1vpr noterandn.~ -m;:fi~tid -tiankfly received, - .e ART3IN. ,1!..FULLER INSTITUTES. HE xeroises of thes. Instituions wiil be re sumed- on MONDAV. 12th of July next, Hodges ns.titute. .. S'rEEDA.'DB.,rinceipal. - --Mr.'J. M. PEIer' Assistant. Fuller Institute. Rev. T:J'. PEAR)E, A. B;, Principal. - Miss M. CoRrEiiA EE2o'r Assistant. - Miss E M. McANALLY., Instruetess is Msie, 'Drawing, Painting and Emproidery. - Expensess. Pza SEssio 'or FivE Mo'Ms. Primary Department, 1st Class;.......,...$6,00 -. 2d ".!.-....-. 2.-9,00 Semnd . - " - ......... .......12,00 Third - ". ..............:.....15,00 Including higher Mathematies and An cient Languages.............1 0I Modern Languages, each..10,0 Contingencies from 50 to 75 ets per Session. The aboveiare the same in both Institutions. Music on Piano $20 ;-use of Piano $2; pr Ses. 22.00 Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, each. ..10,00 Board from $8 to $10 per month. No charges besides the' above are mide aiolnst any Student, except for books and damage done the property of the Institutions. Parents and Guardians are particularly requested, not to pay any accounts made by their sons or w.aIrds ivh6iit their- direction.- - ID Bj request of the Trut6es, Mr. E. A. S'EED,-will deliver an Address on Wednesday the 14th of July next, 8' o'clock, P. M., in the Chapel of the. HIdges Institute on the claims of Southern Literatire All piions interested in the subject aie iunitod to aitend: .u c - - WM. P., IIILL, Sec'ry. Greenwood, June 12 . 4t 22 White Silk Fringes' 'SNOWDEN & SHEAR have received from New York, an assortnient of Plain and Crimped White Silk Fringes for Ladies' Mantillas, of beau tiful styles. They have also on hand, Ladies' White Watered Silk Mantillas, Ladies' White and Black Lace Embroidered Mantillas, Ladies' Em broidered Muslin Chimasettes, Muslin and Lace Undersleeves, Valenciennes Lace and Muslin Col lars. -Also, a supply of Ladies' Summer Dress Goods, in a great variety of styles, of new and ele gant designs, and to all of which they respectfully invite the attention of the Ladies. Augusta, June 10 tf 21 India Matting. SNOWDEN & SHEAR have received from New York, a large supply of 4-4, 5-4 and 0-4 Plain and Checked India Matting, of superior qual ity,.and to. which they respectfully invite the atten tion of the public. A-ugusta, June'10 tf 21 Dutch' Bolting Cloths. SNOWDEN & SUEAR have received from New York, Dutch Bolting Cloths, of the best qality, Nos. 0, 1,2; 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 aid 10, and to whiehithe attention of the public is respectfully invited. Augusta, June 10 tf 21 Hamburg & Edgefield Plank R'd TlS ROAD is'now omilleted and opened for .Ltravel fron the- Cherokee Ponds and Sweet Water to Hamburg. - Rates of Toll. Four, five and six horse Wagons, 5 eta per infle Three . -. . 4 " " .. Two -" ". 3. " Two Carriages 3 " " " One I 2 ' 9 49 Horseback travellers, *" - " "- " -Vehicles on meeting, are each entitled to half the PL ANK TRA CK, and the.*Drivers arc required to turn to the " RIGHT 1" The public arc respedtfully liifdirme'd thiat all per son'sturnibg on thaeroad, and leavinj~it withoutpay 1iin Toll; are subjec't to a fine of 'Twenty Dollars. Ten dollars reward will be paid by the compapy, in-each and, every case, for proof..that will lead to the conviction of any offs for violating the law, in kndfeavring to avoiJ thjaymdnt6f Tull,~as provi de'd by the' Charter. -~ Bi. ersons traselling onthe Martin To-- n Roadsto .wards Hamburg .will. find,.it to her. advdntage to turn 'off on any-y (be roads to.the 14, and intersect th i t nirSetfl Chaurh or the . 4aJ.-A..ENRICKYrsident. Hlauisburg, Maroh 15 - . tf ., . : 5 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. - * IN COMMON PL EAS. UTLLIAM M~ILLERf, who is ini the custody of Y.the Sheriff of Edgefield- District, by virtue of two writs of Copias ad Satisfasiefdum, at the suits respectively of George J. Weaver & Co., and Wilson, Young & Co., having filed in my office, together with a Schedule, on oath, of his state and efrects, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas, praying that he may bc-admitted to the benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly, made for the relief of insolvent debtors. It is ordered that the said George J. Weaver & Co. and the said Wilson, Young & Co., and all other Creditors to whonm the said William Miller is in anywise indebted, he, and they are hereby sumimoned, and have notice to appear before the said Court at Edgefield Court Ifouse on the first Monday in October next, to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of the peti tion aforesaid, should not be granted. Clek' OfieTHOS. G. BACON, 0. E. D. Clek OfieMay 3, 1852. May 6 3m 16 Removal! --- MY Friends and customers can find me in the house below Hol usul wll akelingsworth. & Nicholas, and as usul wll aketo order. for CASH, Fine Drees Boots...............$7 00 do Pump Boots................ 8 00 do Double Sole Water-Proof.......9. 00 All other kinds of work it the lowest pric. Excellent Work, good Fits and. superior style, guarantied to all those that may favour mec with a call. 'WM. MscEVOY. Jan29 - tf 2 Notice. A -LL~ Persons indebted to the estate of Oliver - Towles, are requested to make immediate pay ment, and those having demandsagainst the same will render them in properly attested.. R. M. SCURRY, Administrator. Oct. 9 tf . 38 - Notice. - ALL those Indebted to the estate of Charles .t.B. Logan, dee'd., arc required .to make pay ment, and those ha'.ing demands to present, then properly attested. M. W. LILES, Ars A. NIX, A's E. P. IOLLOWAY.3. . Feb 19 .' 1m ' 5 Notice. - LL prsons having demands against the estate L.of J. A. Perrin, dee'd., are requested to ren. der -them -in -to Capt..W1. IHarrison, as ho is my Agent during my absence from the State. A. PERRIN, Adm'r. A pril l tf 11 Notice. A LL. Persons indebted to the Estate of- Sampson .IB. -Mays, dee'd., arc requested - to make pay. meat, and'all those having demands against said estate will present thiem properly attested according -EVELINA V.-MAYS, Adm'x. April 1 3m . -- 11 * .Notice. LNoes due the Subscribet, individually ot A sxeentor, are placed in theoBank of H1am burg, for collection. These indebted wilpleas -make immediate payment. Dr. John M. Galphin, will act as my Attorney - during my-absenc from the State - De,- - . D. ARDIS. Dec_23 t3 nowbtained in its purity, ptdt up i ot. ..DR, DENNIS-48 Jaundice, Sick, ach, iziis9s Appetite; onstipationefthe BoteelsjPile caused by Costitineds ,Pain'i..the-Bmeel, or Rheumatism,'cated - by/i ske of-Mercury, Syp hilis,' ScrifiU aBoill ,' >. 'HIS PREPARATION~s-nada-as -par ' aosel ble. Its biter taste, and . abenetlca efibets in diseases of the Liver, and diseases arug froinan int pursitate of the-~Blood, prioveit tbe -t .-PUREST1AND MOST.!USEFtt prearation of Sampariilla that Is mAde. -Those who-.have used.the..varioqu-preqaations of Sarsaparilla will find, b the, taste and effeet, 'that there is. more Sarsail ain oie bottle of Dr. DaN Nis' preparation,-tan in half .adozea bottles-as -iti generally made.- ;.. -,. .Its alerative and mildly p ae effen pnthe bowelst make itnet only a good subsiltute frMei enry, butti a'ntmovm~g-U diseasssarilug-from the imprudent use of Mereny. - WPepared only by J, DE.N8, M. D., Ag'e ta, Georgia. Sold by A;G. TVA662 an"G.L':PZrNx, Edefieldi C. H.; P. M. CoitEN and CARET & COUTIILRER, Charleston; BoArwaRniT:& Mzor-and.'F. -CuaIs, Columbia; -A. J. CREIGHToN, Hamburg; Wx. F. TUTT, D. B.-PLUm, HAVILAND &RI5IEY, W. F. & J. TunriN, W. X. KITCi' BaRityTr & CAR TER; Augusta; Gi'o and by Druggists generally. I Pride--$1per bottle; :6 botle'for-S5.-: ' Z : Remember to ask for DENNIS' GEORGIa SARSAPARILLA. June 26,1851 tf State of South -Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, N COOWN PLEAS. L. Suber, Agent, - us Attachent William B. Brannon. - Howard, McDonald & Cd. vs - - Attachment. The Same. - Josiah Sibley, se. Attachment. The Same. R. M. Owengs V8 Attchmen. The Same. Ilundly, Rosemon & Co. .s Attachment. The Sime. J. J. Kennedy, .5 Attachment. The Same. Willam P. Delphi Vs' - ichmen. The Same. H1JlEREAS, the Plaintifs did on the first day of f arch instant, file 'their reelraotibns against the Defendants, who, as- it-is said, is 4beint from and without the limits of this State,'and has neither wife nor Attorney known within..the same, upon whom a.copy.of .the said declarationsmight be served:. On motion of Mr. GRAY, Plaintiff's At torney: It is therefore, Ordered That-the.said De fondant do appear and plead to the said 'declarationi within a year ana a day, frpm the 4ate'of this pub licatioi, otliewis6 final and absolute'judgnentowill then be given and awarded against him. THOS: G. BACON, c. z. D. Clerk's Office, March I,-1P52. Mareh-11 - ly - - 8 State of South-Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, - - IN COMMON PL E AS. W. & J. all, W. B. Brannon. 's. Attachment Miitheny & Bewly I W. B3. Brannon. J. Taylo,Jr., d o. . . '.- - - *)t Attachment Richard Campbel -- - Dr. A. J..Crig oii~ - tes W..B. Brannon.' ?' Plainltif'li in the odIs wn .Lths day filed thoeiD Ddaatlinif"iii my Offid~e and the Defendants hawing neitheriviveinor"At tofrneys kn-6wn to r/eside- withinn the limitso?' his State-on whom a eopy-of.snid--Deearatons. with a rule to plead can be served: On moi U~ Sin. ttorne f~ningQrdred~ i within ytididi-Ra'y in default thereof, judgmerit wifl d ed. is them.-. .- .. -- -Tl(OS.- G. BACOf. a. D.t Clerk's Office, March:I, 1852.:- lya - 9 State of South Carolina, .ERGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN.COMMON PL EAS. Belehor- &..Hollingsworth, us Attachment. M. M. & J. W. Grantham.3 Belcher & Hlollingsworth~ M. M. Granthanm. Belceher & Ilollingsworth, - - us Attachment. Grantham, Logan & Co. TIE'Plaintifra in the above stated eases havng Lthis dayfiled' their Deeiareti6nsin my Offie, and the Defendants-having neitheriives nor A ttor neys known to reside within the limits of this State on whom a copy-of said declarations with a rjzle to plead eao be aerved : -On motion of Mr;}MARTIN, Attorney for Plaintifik:. Ordered 'that said Defen dants, appear and plead to said .Declarations within a' year and a day from 'the date hereof, or in default thereof, judgment will be rendered against them. . THOS. 'G. BACON, c. z. D. Clerk's Office, March 12. 1852. Iyq. .9 State of Sofuth Carolina,' *EDGEFIELD .DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLE'AS. W. E. Jackson, us. Dcia. in Attach'nt Thos. M. Robinson. ' T. N. Poullain & Son,) u,.-. Decda. in Attach' nt Pleasant M. Tidwell.3 W. E. Jackson,. D-l.i Atc' 55. Dei.nAtakn Pleasant M. Tidwell. - - H-enry Moore, - us. Decla. in Attach' at Pleasant M. Tidwell. - Tp HE Plaintiffsain the above eases-having this day Ifiled their-Deelarations in my Officee, and neith er of ~ tho befendants having either wife or attorney -known to reside within the limits of this State, on whom copie's df said' Deedrationiivt rules toplead can be-served : On motiorn of Mir. MIAGRATJI Attor ney for Plaintiffs, Ordered, that said 1Defendants appear and plead to said, declaratlons within a yeaz and a day fromthe date hereof, or-ia default there of,'judgment will be awarded against them.: * T. G. BACON, c.L. - Clerk's Office, Oct 7, 1851. ...ly . - .38 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD 'DISTRICT, ~ IN'COMMOiN PLE AS. - The Bank of Hanmbury 8. CO us. Attaehmend William B. Brannoni. - HNflantiffithehisbove ease havin this day 1.filed his Deelaration iniiny Office, aid'The De fendant having neither wife riot'Attorney khownto resido within the limits of thIs State, ov-hotn a copy..of said declaration~with a.Rule to plead can be served,: On motion of Mr. Bausxwr,-.Attorney for Plaintiff', ( Ordered That said.Defendant aplpear and plead to said declaration within a, year-and 'a day -from the date hiereof5 or .in defauilt thereof judgment will be'rendered agaiist himn . -.- -THos.' G. BJ3COl e a&n Clerk's Office, March 8, 185k:-. ' -Marche11 17 i Pickled Pork UtST received and for ipleis fine lot of Plokled - Pork . HOLTINGSWO TR &NICHOLAS Tune 17? tf 2.~f 7TUST reec SHO] June 17 RICH PRING. DRT-0OOP -ehieleiR ---rp~t- -ac i I WE kred.-e G i f Very rieb>LighSila-eaf1rif ia and Second-daJee(.? i4 . Vfy rk-WL Dw . a11 liIII - n- i " n afd Rrean i-Msg eate Eiahd envi$iu .:' onrev! -ii~, ?~ Frenchad ziuLaieaa guni -'ed adII With a reu*ctffly iite the ji~ni > Mrch 17 t -- Brilliant 1 aispl ., ' Double andsieg1CauedWOF. Ancho 6Escapein'enta Double an. tgje. Gentiemien'ua Tob -- Lafd ChatalaiuieranG -ua a N" Gold'Bands~ani iflrBrahee-~i GCutPPin., GodadCi Crosses I oekets,.rro. Botans Fasinonable)Broehei.fcan " Ear ~ndr~gR!, Gold',nd-Silver Thi Gild-PeuoilCeswhn r Silver Cumbe; CoraLirnle ThieearieIyed4iect fzMwn44Ib are all w aamyyny nTDU od P A le Tw known';asthe. Asniesn V the 12th hntantjby ntu o - tIf)I Z.,o-rpdrSXh theirjiberalpatronage tthe Treit S&$mith, and s iii'the 'wi efi mber; - 'btimuaie of tli e parthi d ii i may call'iand-ex'amin- t sl in - The Hotlpei n part nown og inl 1old Adnb -Extra-attentoiie rooms ~orhqei1 E & : - Wyo Pn.Jnif Mia. Lzwis;-The?tedftte ti yob invented, ad'are. now4 rdigi! mot excollet arce4-an Two.yearsuinmee pucii'n it in constant use--it haner eku cimn od~t r. mos ch effl rfdzj farmeirlii all seelbris, iind colah~o part with .the ope I have, #ih~u orbtaining another,- for live ilm~iW Mi.sr ,' N~-~t Sir:.qp -one of jour Straw Cutterso~at paration of deorgiaSaapia.Sneothu were very bard and tongh-Ism1 Straw Ctter has -far; exceedet Thep je caged not fear'bf'itseq6 by duiii ng'aaorfodder, orI ting: haarE substances in It. . Yours~respoetull, - GEFIErlLD C.et.O hoir I like the Straw-Cutter. I buh I -safr It exceef any thing of~the in seen, and- I could not be in8efpuwO without the prospec of g commsen opnderation. bgacr DriA ra:- I haveblen osinj o fee .Cutt'ers eome threei or kurndi-.m ~ n~a~ tost its advantages over all it,.will..reommend iliielf t'd~r'~iw ad'aptedness to cutting all li iiade desirable length, its secuit ato, tboig or minimnum of power. ruiredt keeplt spira ? the dispatehWvith" wh i x r bined-.ith'itesimlzplioity md aduribltr~u~ia it.invaluable .to.every'one thatma' 6o them. 7 : * AG.It~ To Wa.:Lzwjs,-Eaq., Najnbrg&'o TH Anerind .aer-6f . stra ad h Cattwshik his faciities for buildegrn acecuofwh isg. demand for the ..cIn~s 1 ygli Partner. To-one tha can command ' five thousand dollars, ante ohanebius plied for toont O:ie who%6s1a gi n with the Proprietorf in the b chines, and-wemddbam the meana. For frlc fiir~1 .~'Si ofBrownSugk.W1e qu' '.ent 8Jv~ai April21 prl3~.4~ forthwith; and tiee 1ag a -