Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, September 08, 1852, Image 4

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Retiring front business, I take this meitliod C veturning my thanks to-my friends for their libe patronage, and respectfully recommenil to thei or Mr. J. R. DELPhI, iny successor in 'busi who I am pleased to say is a gentleman wor of confdence. Any favor conferred upon him itn the way of bt ess will be duly apprecinted by me. When il Wnl I shall continue at lte office of Mr. DELPIl iere I shall always be prepared to render him an; istance necessary in the busines. M. W. COLE-MAN. Hamburg, Sept 6, 1852. R 3. DELPH, 'ARE-HOUSE A N D COMMISSIO3 HAM1URG. S. C. AVING taken the bustiness of Mr. M. W COLEMAS, late of this place. respectfully tenl rs his services to his friends anld the public gene lv in Storing and SeItig of Cotton I otlier produce, RECEIV.ING and FORWA ItD G Merehandize to the country, and BUYIN( 'PPL.1ES for his customiers. Ie flatters himself by a strict personal attentioa he busliss, and a constant eve to the interest u Customers, to merit and receive a liberal shar ironage. Liberal Cash advances will be made on Pro e in Store, when requiaed. ept 8 2m 34 Executive Department. HEREAS. inftration as been reeived this Department, that in atrocious outrutF -14 commujitte Ly a Negro fellow, on the person to Judy of AiJvr*on District, til tie 2-tlh of .1nll t. and that tte said eittgro hs tmade hois escaipe Now, be it kntowna. that in o-der that the rnit egro fellow may be broughit to trial, 1, .loins I ICAse, Goverir and Commanider-in-Chief in ams ver the State afo.resaid. -h, isie this, my 'rocia nation, osfferintg a rewari of TWO HUN DREf )OLLA RS*3 for his delivery to the Jailor of Ander ,n District. The s:id Nevro is a young fellow, not exceedint 3 (or 24 years (of age. five feet six sir eight inche: tigh. well built, of rather yllowish comiplexiun -snverses briskly atn sensibly, was wll dressed a he time with dark csoat andix pai:s, checked shirt ud wore a cip atd slippers. Ile was a stranger ir he nmeighborhoisd, att represented himself as : rick lason fron a ditance, utting work. hi believed bv certain lersons who sawv him to be : ellow by the aine 4sf PAT or PAYTERSON, wh, *as taken from .A udersson District to Alabana sosti ight years ago, by one William N. Wyatt, wit fterwards sold him to a trader near Columbus, Ga 'iven un.ler my tatd and tlse seal of the State, thai the 14th day of Auenst., A. D., one iliousaic eight hundred and Fiftytwo. .1. 11. MEANS, [I,. s.] IrEsi. PNtny, See'y of State. Sept 8 4t 34 STATE OF SOUrii CAROLINA. EDGEFIEL.D DI-TRICT. IN EQUITY. Eliza A. Bell, vs. Bill for Partition. Jamens Bell et al. B Yvi rlue sf ian Ordei- of thte Court of Equi ty in this c:mse,a I slhall proeced to sell :s Edgefield Court [Isause, on the first Mlonday ii October ntext, thse fllowing tracts of land to wit: Tracet No. 1, contasining otne hundred and five (105) acres, more or less, and called the liom place-said t ract adcjoininig hads of T:mndy .Mar' tin and the estate or Mrs. M.arv Carroll. racte Nto. 2, containing iinety-five (95) acres, more (or Iess, ad-atdjoiuing- landa of &-""ra^ t rota, the estite df'3Irs. M:iiy Carroll atnd Johtn Said tracts of hand to be sold on a credit of twelve motnth. excepst for sot much as will de-. frtsy thte costs of this suit, wladeh must be pai in cashi. Purchasers required to give bonds with at least two :.pproved snrtiesa for the purchtase mioney). A. SuIKINS, c. E. E. Dt. Sept 8, 1852 . t 34 Sheifft's Sale. STATrE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Betnj. Stevetns, Appslicant, vs . A sa Stevetns an'tis ters,Defls. 1pYVi rtue tof an Order from II. T. WVright )Esq., Ordina~ry- of Edgefield District, I will psroiced to sell otn the first Mfonday int Oe-' tober next, at Edgefield Ciourt Ilouse, a tract of land belonging~ to the Estate tsr Elizabelth Ste vecns, dee'di., cottinintg tine hunitdred nere's, iore or less, situate- otn Little Stevents' Creek, atd jointing latnd~s of J. S. Smyley, J. C. All'en, Wmn. Iharris ansd other.. Termts-A Credit of twelve mionthss, except costs whicht must be paid in cash. 'rTe purchai Mer to give Botnd anid npplroved secnrity to thte Ordin~ary to secure thme psurchtase money. LE WIS JONES, S. E. D). Sept 3, 4t 34 Shcriff's Sale. BY Virtue of ai writ of Fieri Facias, tc mte directed, I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield Coutrt (louse, on the first Mlondayv ain Tuesday in Oct. ttext, the followitng property, in the foilltowinsg cases, viz: Seth Butler vs Wmt. Iherbert, one house and lot in Town of IIntmbnrg, No 144. fronting oni Cook Street 50 feet anid runnintg b:iek 190 l-2 feet, to Alley-bsunded ton the North by Lot No 143, Stonth by Tillmani Street, East by Alie and WVest be Cook Street, upiotn which is a com. fortable Dwelling and niecessary outbuildings, now occupied by Mrs. Elerbert. TermsCaah. LEWIS JONES, s.'E. D. Sept 8 185 2 ' 4t 31 Notice I lERERY given that apiplicatioln will be mad toteIAgislature of S. Cartolin~a at its next Sen sioni, to open, a nsew Rtoad, leaving the A ugusta Rosad. (v-ia Fury's Ferryy near the residlenc of Thtos hieKie, Esq., filldiwing the route of the Mtark Rtocl P'atht, and intersectitg withi Andersstt Mill Rtoxa near the residence of A. Mlorgan, Esq. Sept 8 ____ 3m 31 Notice IS s. EREBY givetn that applienimn will be mad to the Legislature of South Carolinta at its nex1 Session, tom elose so mitteh sof the old Free Fcrry Rtoad as Is ntot clhsed already by plantations ant fences. Se~pt 8 3- mS 3.1 L an d for Sale. r3 IHE Subscriber offers for sale Isis SPLENDIr .TR ACT OF LAND, lying seven mniles Nsorth- West of Edgefield C. II., on the waters u Dun Creek, cont~iaiing three hundred and five (30.5) acreis, about 100 of whlicht are in cultivation atmi produces wvell. Thse rem~aindser of thrtiTict, ir mnostly good Oak andi Ilhickory Wsedjtii. Tlne: odfsifigRue anid all othei n~ecessa:ry bibtlinigs on the premises. For terms &c., apply to the Subscriber at theo place. WMl. JENNINGS. Aug23 3t 32 Sugar and Cofiee. J AMS now" receiving my Spirin~g stock of SUGAJ asnd COFFEE, cornsisting of a superisir artieli of Browvn Sugar, Clarified, Crushed and Losnf Government, Jiaia and Rio Coffee, oif a sutperio quaty..S. E. BOWERS. iiamiburg. .\pril 21 I f 14 Notice. A LL Ntotes due thec Subscriber, individually o as Exeontor, are placed ini the Ilansk of Hans burg. fbr collection. Those indebted will pleas zuakejmmedin~te pnymenit. DreIuba M. Galphsin, wvill ac~t as niy A ttcrney durin.msy.absenpce fronm the State. D. ARD'IS. Negro Shoes! HOME MANUFACTURE! Liberty Hill, S. C., - AVE on hand a fme asortmenti of PLAN TATION BROGANS, and are prepared to " make to order B O O TS -ad S H O E S of ever7 kind and variety, at the lowest:MnuucturiFng Sprie/s. They will receive in a few days a full assortment of FAMILY G ROCEIII IES together with a eltoice selection of FA31ILY MEDICUNS, all of which will be offered at the lowest market prices. Sept 1. tf -33 Bagging, Rope and Tvias, .50,000 YDS. HlEAVY GUNNY BAGGING 30,000 " Superior Dundee 200 Coils REMP R1P'E, 1,000 Lbs. best TH REE PLY TWINE, 6,000 Lbs. Sweeds, English and Country I ~ Toge.lher with a largo and complete asor ..- of Hardware, Groceries & Dry Goods, Which will bosold CHEAPER than ever-before u - -,l in any Market this side of Charleston. f Orders fro'm the countiy solicited. AGNEW, FISHIER & CO., Direct Importers of Hardware, &c. Nvwberry C. II., Sept 1. St 33 American Hotel! H AM BURG, S. C. N TiJE undersigned havingtaken Xthe above IHouse, recently occupi ed bErTRFN'T & S.mi\lf, would respeetfully inform his friends, aid the travelling colmhounity generally, that he will lie prepared, ont and after the 1st of Septeniber, to reeive andl n commttoodate travellers and regular bjoarders in a stvle inferior to none in the Sautlerni States. 'Having had the whole premises rencvnted :'nil repaired, and intenling to devote his undivided personal attention t., the business, I e flatters hi.;%. self that nothing shall -he waiting to contribute to t the comfort and convenience of travelle; s and reg. ular Boarders. - ISAAC SMIT1l. fIA ug 27 ]III ' 33 Iead-Quarters, 7ru R EG IM ENT, S. C. M. ) No. 3, A ug 30 18N52. ORDERS, NO. 2. T Nbed ience to Orders received from Brigadier Gel. Wtrv. the 7th Reeiutent will m.1semble at the OLD WFLLS, (on Thurslay the 23d of September next, for 1rill and Review. jThe Oieers and Non-Cmmissioned Oricers will asetnble the day previous fur Drill and n-z structioll. The Lient.-Colonel au1 Majeor are charg-d with the extension of this Order to their respective Cam mainds. By or 'er of Col. S. 11ARISON. S. I. Gawm.s, Adj't. Sept I 3t 33 II The llanlunrg Republican will copy three times anel foruard account. Head-Quarters. 7ri R EG.\I E N T. S. C. M., A tucar 28, J8.;2. 5 ORDERS, NO. i. IN obedience to Orders received from Col. IAR RisoN, an Elelction will be leld at I'elilel C. II., o Saturday tIw 18th of September next, for CAPTAIN of the lro's Creek Beat Compatv, teo fill the veacney oceasioned be the resignatien or Capt. llaenAsos. .ieut. WisE and Serg. Waasta will aet as Man rgers. JOHN C. L.OVELElSS. Maj. Uppher lBattalion, 7th R~eg't. Sept. 1 St 33 Head-QuarterM, 7-rut REGI.\IENT', S. C. Mf.. A va car 2., 1852. O RDE RS, NO. 2. IT N eebediencc'to orders received from Cee. TIfAn Iaisos, an Election will be held at Edgefield C. II., o Saturday, the .18th of Septemtber next, for CAPTA IN of the Edgeileld 13eat Company, to fill. the vacaner nowicit exkiftin ini sai Comnpany. lae'e, an Election for ENSIG . of .the. Edgetield lieat Company, whiich is ntow vacant. Serags Mttrsand llo:.AND will act na Mianagers. .IOlIN C. l.OVELESS, Mlaj. L'pper lBattalion, 7th lieg't. Sep1 3c 33 Recad-Quartiers, 2sn 1RE01.\ENT CAV'A .R Y, Ltta ry UL.L, A ugust 27th, 1852-. O RD ER S, NO. -2. . CCORDIING to orders fronm Brig. Glen. Gev I .-rosthe 2nd Regiment of Cavatlry~ will ap pear, for Review ande D~rill, at Longmnires, on'h 18th September next. The Cetomission~ed antd non-Comm~issiont Offieers, w~ll assemble on the- day previous for Itrill ande lit struc'tiein. On the' day of Review the Capetains of Comp1a nies-will he required to mnake a full and -comoplete return of the Strength, Arms, &c., of their res petive Comhpmtites. The .ieut.-Coelenel ande Meajor are charged wvith the extension of this order.. By order ef .10IIN F. T.\L~BKitT, Coel. 2nd Regaiment Cavalry. Jastms 1.aInaar, Aedj't. Sept. t 3t .33 If A bheville Uanner will copy twice atnd for ward accounit to this office. P RO0F. . C. BA R RY'S TRICOPYIIEROUS, OR MEDICATED COMPOUND. I N FALLI BLE for rentewin g, invigorating antd beautifying the H All, removinig the Seurf, Datnedruf', and all affectiotns of te Scalp, ande curing eruptions ont the Skini, diseases of the Glands, must eles andi integutments, and relievinig Stings, Cuts, Brutises, Sprains, &c. With this preparationi " there is no suceh word as. fail.' ' Te first. jour nials in A merica, medicinal men of the highest emi Inence, pretminettt citizens of aill proifessions. ane Ia dlies who have used it for years in thteir dressinig rooms and nutrseries, admtit with oneo accord, that foer imptarting vigor, gloss, luxurtance and curl te the hair, eradieatintg seurf antd dandruff; htealing woutnds, curing contusionas, sprains. stittgs, &c., and relievitng diseases 0f the skin, thec glands anid thte muscles. it has-no equal, nmong the miultitude o (f cemploundes advertised in the peublic' prits, or used in pt'ivate practice.. In che'apness as well as effiency, Thnrry's Tri eeetous is untrivalled. Thte immense casht sales ofr the article have enabeled the TItventor to sup~ply it at retail, at 25 eents per botth., which is from 50 to 100 leer cent. less than the price of any other preparation for the hair now in use. Thc scientific treatise otn thte ha~ir and the skitt, (embracing valu able directieons foer the culture and preserv'ation oif Nature's cheoicest ortnament.) in whticht each bottle is etteloesed, is alone wortht the mnoney. Seold. int large bottles, price 25 cents, at thte prin eipal office, 137 Broadwaty, New-York :attd by the principal Merchtants and Druggists throutghot the United States and Canada, ande bty G. L. PENN, AGENT. Sept1 a 33 State of South Carolina, EDGEFI1EiD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. B H. T. WRIGHT, Esq. Ordinary of Edge r ied istrict. Whetrens .T. A. Bhand has applied to me for Letters of Adnmintration, on all and singular Sthe goods aend chattels. rightsa attd credits of Stanmnore Holstein, late of' theo District afore satid. deceased. Thten are, thterefor-e, to cite and admtonish .'ll and sittgula r, thme kindred andr creditors of thte snid decen~sed, to bie nttd appear before me, tt otur next Ordinary's Coutrt for theo said Distriet, to he hoelden at Ecdeefield C. Hlouse, on the 13th day of September next, to show ennwe, if atny, why 'ttesaid adminimtstration aboutld tnt be granted. Given under my hand and acal, this the 30th rday of Aueust itt thte v'enr of oner Lord one thousand eight hutndred' and fifty-two, nnd itt the sevety-seventh year of Amerienen Indep'en dence. H. Tr. WVRIGHT, O. E. D. r ept - 2t 33 Wanted I MMEDIA TELY. a good C.\RRT AGE SMITII ,. and a good WIIEEL RIGilT, to whom edn stant work amd excellent wages will be glvett. A . tW.SH N ErLL. Aug.11. if 30 FOR THE ADvaTIsERt. MEsss EDITORs:-Alow us to nominate through the medium of your paper, Col. SAMUEL MCGOWEN, for the office of-Major General, as a worthy succes sor- of our esteened fellow citizen, Gen. M. L. Bonixm.. Having known'Cdt1 fcGowN for se'eraI years, we ean eonfidently reeommen him to our bi-other officers a a rentleman of high attainments, and from his lofig expeivenee in military affairs in Mexico, as well as in the militia in our State, as eminently fitted to fill the high office of Aajor General. Cot McGowEN ii one or thacldest Officers in our Brigade and jkrhaps'in our Diviu'n, and believing his clainms are at least equal .to any other Colonel we earnestly recommend him to the support of our brother Officers. MA FFicERS OF EDUEFIELD. - ahuthorized to announce Col. E. P. JONES, of the 3rd Regiment, a Candidate for Major-Ceneral, in place of Gen. M. L. BoNas, resigned. A .Card. In presenting myself to my Brother Officers of the Division. as a Candidate for Maijor-General, I feel assured thai't I laive not aspired to this haigh position in the Militia of the State, without some shialow (if claim to their confidence and support. I hia:e fur more than sixtcen years been in Com uissiona, and since March 1849, as Colonel of the 3d Regiment. During'all this time ny position has been in the line. For my ebaracter and qualifica tions as an Officer, I refer with entire cot.lidence to Adjt. ;en. CANrEY, Maj. Gen. BoNn. and Brig. GCn. Gonvrs. I publisl this Cardl as it will be impossible for me tou canvass the Division before the election. I am with great reFpect, "ke., E. P. JONES. SIX.PSON & GIRDINER, Warehouse & Com'n Merchants McINTOSH-ST., AUGUSTA, GA. E Uaulersignedl coetinue the WAREHO USE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in all its branches, in Judge Starnes' Fire PrNof Ware louse, on M.\eltosh-Street, un-ler the name and Atyle of SIMPSON & GA RIDIN ER. In tondering to our friends, and the )ublic gen rally, our thanks for the liberal patronage extended, we take this nictlaod of assuring all, that no effort on our part will be wanting to advatice the interests of those woo may confide their business to us. Orders for Hagging. RUpe and Family Supplies, promptly filled at the lowest market rates. Cash advances amade on produce in Storo when required. J. R1. SIMPSON, J. T. GARDLNEI. A ugusta, A ut 25 ' Gma 32 Carriages! AT TlE )OLD STAND OF S. & J. GILBERT, CHARLESTON, S. C. S & E. 71. GILBERT continue the K. CA h!RIAUE BUhlN ESS at the above stand. Nos 35 and 40. Wentworth Street. where they will be pileased to exhibit to their old friends and cus toaaaers a verv Extensive Stock of Vehicles, eniprising those of their own ananufictuare together various .tier styles utually fuid in this market. Their long neaqiintauace with this inarket as Mtanufacturersn .andl I)ealers will etaable theimt to orTer great inducecents to purchasers both in styles and pirices. A ug 25 - f 32 .BRIN~DLEY & ROSAN~OND, HIAMBURIG, S. C. W OULD in - '' - . ..f their friends andl the p' handsomely ass.:. Groce - Comprising aln, 'enliedl for by tI.. deteraiained to They wouilu the pu'bice to,. before putrely thenriselves .f . chasng. arnd their willitn ness to work- for SMALL; PROFI'TS, of being able to ofier atneb indueeants ras will intsurae a continiuance of that liberal patron age haeretofoare bestowed. The maost liberal parices .will at all times be paid for COTTON and other prodruce. Orders for all gaod s in their line will be promptly . and saitisfactorily executed. Ilamaburag, A ug 20 4 t 32 Head-Quarters, < l:'KIIEADn, JeLLY 19, 1852. ORD E R. NO r j lIE lBRI(;ADIET: GENElRALS or Officers . comnmailirig Brigades of the 1st h)ivisiona II Sotuth Canroliaaa Mlilitia, will order un election to bea haeld in-their respective Brigades on Mlonday, thea -.7th ofSeptemaber naext, for a MAJOR G ENER AL t to fall the vaciaicy oceat-ioned by the resignation of thle Mlajor General, bl. L. Bosa.. Rteturans of the-rsult of the said election are re quired inmmediately thaereaafter accordinig to law. 'l By order of the Comanaarder-ina-Chnief. J. WV. CANTEY, Adj uttant ad I rspector Generaml.r flT All the paapers in the Division will publish 11 this ordler until the election is over. Aungust 25 5t 32 Hecad-Quar'ters, *7-rn R EGIMt ENT. S. C. M. t K o. 3, A UG. 19, 1852. j O RD ERS, NO. I.a IN Pursutance of orders received froma Brigadier IGecnermdlJ. R. Wveng, there will be an ehectionr ihld at the Old Wells, on Mlonday tire 27th of Septembetr next, for MA.JOJR G ENKER AL, to fill vacancy occasioned by tire resignation of Major General 31. L. BoxNn. Licent. Coloniel SniAW and Major LOvELESs, arc hereby appointed blanagers. STEW A RI) HARRISON, Colonecl 7th Rleg'nt, S. C. M.I S. B. GnrPFIN, Adjt. August 25 5t t2 Read -Quar ters,( 2sn RCEGIM\ENT CAVA LRY, Linctt-rr HaLL, A ugust 12, 1852. j* ORDERS, NO. I.. IN obedience of Orders from the Commander-in ICief, an election will be heldh oni the 27th of Sep~teamber next, for~ MA-JOR GENERA IL of the First Divi.<ion, S. C. M., to fill the vacancy ocea siaoned 4by thec resignation of Slaj. Gen. M. L. Lieut. Col. A. P. Butler and Maj. -T. C. Martina are hereby appointed Mlanagers, arnd tare required to opent and hould a poll at Lonagrmire's otn the day a above named, front 11 o'clock. A. M., to 3 o'clock, P'. M., coit the'votes, and forthtwith trainsmit t"at Urig. General G. W. Gutytona, a statemient in wri tinag, shaowing the result of said pull.a JOH N F. TA LBERT, Colonel 2ndr Regiment Cavalry. A ug 25 St 32 57 The A bbeville Banner will please give thte above tharee inisertionrs arid forward -account to this Office... Notice I S Hereby givetn, that application will be made to tire Legislature of South Caralitna at its next Session, for a Charter for thre Odd Fellows and Ma sonic Builinag Association. August 25 3 3m-' For Sale 4N exeellent Road Waggon, six pair New liar .ness, toagether with Strechera', Fifth Chain and Cove'r. The Ilarntess will be sold ciaher with the wagguan or separately. For te'rms apply to- John iet, or the Subsoriber at the " sp~aann Hotel." J. B. J ARMlAN. A ug25 tf ~'-42 -I esn Notice. A LLPeronsindebtedl. to the Subscriber up to Athe las of Janaiay last, inust imake payinent previous to return day, to avoid neast. JOhIN IIUIET. Aug 22 ~4t 32 Peach Brandy...- . A STPERIOR article-pf PE~ACtL BRANDY, ~Ijust the thing for-putipng up Pecaches. For sale by HIOLLINGwWORTH[ & N!CHO LAS. Au ... i nfr 31. COFFIN & FKWR FACTORS ANT :?OMMISI mesesa No. 13 Afters- qOrt _7 : - CilARLESTON S - - GEo. 'M. COFF, JAS. R. PalGLE. . Sept1: - n 3 : FOURTII SESSIQN OF-.T.H EDGEFIELI COLLEGIATE JNST1?UTE, Rev. C. A. RA lI;6 i..Edi i TRUSTRMS lION. N. L. GRIFFIN. I DR. I M1f-lM, EDMUND PENN, i s. P.GOODE. KUMBER OF PUILS-rAB 5gssq t raS3VE-r-Eron-r l'HIE NEXT SESSION,wicommme~wingn Mon. day the 13thof Septelber. YtisUfthe great. -st importance that each PujLil should be .prcsent a lie commenenient'o'theeson . Additions have been Inade toheln'Istitute build. ngs olnring the past year. 'These dontaitri -sever "mtdill)1iousi and well finishcd-oloms, all or whicl tave been built, and are used foz:-urposes of In :truction. This Institution is furnighti with A.Philosophica Apparatus, a 'Chemical Apparatus, a Cabinet o Shells, a Collection of Dirds, a Cabinet of Mine 'als, a Colleetiimn (if ReptilesFishls ita Animals, 5et of Anatomical Charts; -a liarAf and very fine ollvetion of Maps, Globes.: Bltkboarda, Pianos md every thing yvhich is necessary for- most thor. iugh instruction. It is said to be the best furnished nstitute for Young Ladies in lie State. The Academic year is divided into three Session f fourteen weeks each. Theflrsi Session'will al. rava commence on or near thel5th of.September. rh'e second Session, the 9tli 'niaurf und the bird the 20th of April. WitV ilie exception of the biristmas holidays there is bnroht vaehitin during le year, and this occurs in Aguitsnd-September, Expense* F'or Tuition in the Primary Department, lst Divi sion, per Session of fourten . weeks... $5 oi Fur Tuition inl Primary Deptnm'ht, 2d Div'iA 7 00 t " A:demic " .....12 00 " " Collegiate -" ....15 00 "essons ol the Iiano, and use ofustrument 18 00 iludern Languages, each................ 8 00. )rawing and Sketching from. Nature...... 8 0o 'lainting inl Oils,.Portrait and.Lagdseape....15 00 's. if Apparatus.... .... .............. 2 00 ue! .i.nd care of Buildings.... ......... 50 Good Boarding catn be obtaihi.Jin tile Village in. luding lights, washing, fuel, &e.htt S10 per month. Pupils entering .near. the-middle or close of'the Cession, are charged from theime of entrance to lie end of the Session. No deduction is made for bsence, or other causes, but at-the discretion of the 'rincipal. All bills for Tuition, &e., arie payable at the close if each -Session. Books, Stationary and Music, can be obtained in lie Village at reasonable prices. Musical Deparment. The department of Musiejs 4nder the .supervi *on of most actrate and acomplished teachers; nd it is believed that untusal faeflities are' af'orded ur acquiring a thorough knidtldge'of thi difficult cience. In addition to regularrivatc lcseons, the upils in this department are 'divided into classes, nd taught on the plan of Pestalozzi. They devote nuch tine to e6r'eises, adapted to mil the ear, and the voice, aidto impart an easy md brilliant execution. : - - If they pursue the prescribe.5eourse of musical nistruc'tioil. they acquire tie unr of reading music rith facility. They are required to be re lar. and systematic n practising daiy at the Insbtlil tl The training attd eultivation Ofthte voie' receivc n unttsual degLree of- attentinw:-The' science ol -Joeuttioni is here applied,-.in-deieoping the voice ir singing, with great eflcot.d6 - Pupils from Chartlestfn, mndrtke- lower. Distriets, atn reach Edggeield by..tlie. , which l.upvea L 'lll Subhseriber residinig atj'easant Grove, ..wisig to travel and live an re eaylir will ell on reatonable ternm, all his , , s, divided into liree Tracts. . .p . No 1. Pleasant Grove Traoteontaiig 870 eres, situated four miles West 4 'old. Pickensville, 'ikens District, S. C.-, which isuite a desirable nud vauable plac-oe amongstiljfhebalthiest and iout beautiful aituations- in thie' striet or~ State, uite a public place, anid arq exee ~sttand for Mer antile ior atny other business. Tb are now on lie pretmises in full operatiosy a Ssaad Grist.Mill, tnd four good Shoals on trio samEdstream. Also, voGldl .\iies, a choice young orkhard of A pple, 'ehl. P'ear. Cherry Trees, &c. On, this Tract is good deali of linec bottom land in initivation. Also, n excellent Dwelling hlopse, Kit in,pnd besides le bMills, a Distillery and all othg nieessary out :ildings. . .* Tract No. 2, ernsists of the fluid. H. Roggs' 'ell kiiown stand, containing-209 a'res, adjainting 'ract No I. ' -,i Tract No 3, contains 220 acres,A'most of it ill rood, with, a good D)welling and alf other necessa y out buildings oan it-a beautiful situation, a public lat~e atnd a fresh little farmt opened.. The thtree Tracts lie well, arc healthy; well water d andl have a good deal of wood.'Jand, with finec mber &c. Also - n> Thirteen Likely Younf'Negroes, inst of thenm boys, Ujorses, Waggous, eStock of al inds, all the Crop. Smiths, Carpenters and Farm ig Tools, some Chtoice Peach Branidy, 600 gallons ood Whiskey, Bacon, lArd,- Stills and -Stands, mitnselold and Kite-Iron Furniture. P'ersons wishinlgto buy would doswell to give mec s all at hmome, as I ams determained to-sell all of the ove named property emn reasonable terms. EUIHU GRIFFIN. July 28 3m 28 Taluable Plantation -for Sale, 'I IAT Valuable PLANTATION, abotit eigt .miles from lIhamburg, known as the Cherokcc 'onid lantation, formerly owned b. Dr.Garo.16Ct It contains about- sdven hundred and eighty-eighi 788) acres, 250 of which arc clearedi the balancec :well wooded, consisting of Black Jack, Ihiekory md Pine. It possesses superior advantages as x ublic house, it bcing as long established.stamtd, atnd ituated at the junction of the. Five Notch ,Martiri 'ewtn Brancht Plank Road and .\aini Trunk of the aimburg atnd Edgefield Plank Road, aid about ile beow the junctioni of the Pi4 Hlonse and lge'ield Roads. The Checrokee Pond Race Coursc Son the place, anid is one of the best trairiing Turfs n thme IUnited States. On thme place are two TWO STORY DWEL' .NG IIOUSES, with all necessary outbuildings: o situated that the place can be divihed iato twc hmttationis, with suitable buildings on each plan. The Plank Road passing thtrough thelanls, offera rentt facilities for hatuling wood to llamburg' uni augusta-to any one disposed' to engage -in thla msiniess, ai rare ehantce is offered. . To an approvei mrehaser it will be sold on a credit.ofEthree or fily 'ars. A pply to II. A. KENRTIC, Presidjnt,. Hamburg atid Edgefield? AContpany. Tlamburg, A ug 20 t' 32 Land aund Negroes for Sale, ' ill E Subscriber wishting to move to the Wes ..offeirs fot' sale his Plantation .lylng.'orrthe wa ers of Big Creek, Edgefield District, contininl nr hundred (-400) acres of Land, one hundred a ehicht ato inna high state of etnltivatio~n. The re nainder is mnostly'-wed On..~ the premises is gooid Dwelling Ilouse, and all n~e ray out-build ngs. Also, TEN LIKELY NEGRCEb, t ock of Cattle and Hogs, fouir Young Iuhb, la Also, if desired, the-present yeirs Ci-ol ofCoi mtd Cottin. . . - - To an dipproved purchaser a great bargain-ill- b iven. For tornis apply to. the Subscriber on t remises. - ...Jp.UINSON LO WRY. --N. B.-AlI persons indeb.y to -tho Subscribe tre earnestly requested. to 'mnako payment befor etrn 'day. . -: . 3' Aug 25 . 3mn* . 2 Wanted, .~: O.'NE-THIOUSAND DOLLARS, oriifortga~ '1of Real Estate. A pply to the Advertise rffice. B. C. May o2G ~ 20: .WARDLAW 8k WALKER, . I"ACTORS AND COMMISSION North Atlantic Wharf, Charleston CossiON1s FOIL SELLING CoTroN, Fifty Cents per Bale. T HE Subscriber having formed a Co-Partnershi with Mr. W. A. WARDLAW, of Charlestoni formerly of Abbeville, S. C., for the purpose of do ing a GENERAL FACTOR AGE and COMMlIS SION BUSINESS, avails- himself of the presen opportunity, of roturning his sincere thanks to hi numerous friends for the liberal patt onage bestowe< for a number of years past,-and in moving, tender the aervices of the new concern of WARDLAA & WALKER, Chairleston, where he hopes many if not all his old patrons will find it to their interes to ship their produce. . The recent arrangements of tho South Carolin Rail Road Company will enable them soon to havy a-Depot 'n the. city or Augusta, thereby save the expense of Tall, and very greatly facilitate -the for warding of produce of any kind. Mr. JonN C REEs, Agent of W. & W., in Augusta. will atteni to the forwarding of all produce that their friendi may feel disposed to send them, free of charge save drayage. G. WALKER. A ugusta, July 19, 1852. tf 29 Bargains in Fine Dress Goods G-RAY BROTHERS, AUGUSTA, GA., W ILL sell for the balance of the Summer thei splendid Stock of Ladies' DRESS GOODS at New York cost, consisting of rich SILKS, BA .REGES, TISSUES, Sewing SILKS, French M US LibiS, GINGHAMS and CA LICOES. The Goodi having been purchased in the closest manner fei caish,.great bargains may be expected. Aug 4 if 29 . NEGRO CLOTHS, At Manufacturers' Prices! SNOWDEN & SHEAR, Augusta, On., havi j.ust received a very large supply of N EG RU CLOEils, among which are several Styles froni the inanufactory of F. & H. Fries, or North Caro. lina, of superior style,. and made of good domestic Wool,=an article greatly superior for wear to thost made of the coarse imported wools. -ALSO A fill supply of William Schley's ani Geo Schley" Negro KEIISEYS, of their various styles, and Cotton OSNABURGS, of the Augusta, Madison Richmond and High Shoals nanufactories. --A LSO -STIUTINGS and SHEETINGS of the Augustr Manufacturing Company. They will also receivt in a few days, a full supply of Plain and Twilled Negro KERSEYS, the first of a superior article from the Augusta Manufacturing Company, and all of which they will sell at the manufacturers' prices, 0- Planters and Country Merchants are respect fully invited to cil and examine the assortment. August 3 tf 29 FOR SALE! T HAT valuable PLANTATION, lying on Rich iland Creek, near Mount Willing, in Edgeficl District, containing One Thousand and Sixty Acres, belonging to Mrs. Sophia and M. L. Bonham. There are on the place two good settlements (having each a good two Story Dwelling with other ccessary out buildings' a Gin House, Gin and Screw, and a well of good water. Richland Creek ~runs through the tract. giving tr it 75 or 100 acres of low ground.-A bout 400 aeres. are under good fence and- in a high stak of cultivation, and near half of the whole tract is well timbered with Oak and Pine. It is 22 mile from the Rail Road at Newberry Court House. This place will be sold in three traets if desired. Any two of them can be purchased. Plats may be seen of the whiole Tract as well as of the several Tracts on the premises.' They are divided as fol lows :-The Wilson Tract San -en - Tl. - .1. of Land, containing Two hundred and thirty four (234) acres, lying oni both ides of Beael Creek, near the Colutmbia Road, and adjoining landi oc Capt. R. Ward, .James McCarty and others. .On the Tract is a good D)welling House, Kitchen Smoke-house, and all othier necessary out-bu'rldings with an excellent well of water. --One hundred and twenty-five acres of the abov< trae't are~ cleared-nearly all fresh land, and un der good fences. This Land is. well adapted to ;lnt eghivation of. Cotton, Coirn and Crain.. .Said Traet-can be t:raded for oni good terms, be tween now- and the last of October, but if not dis posed of by that time, will be sold, at public outer'y at Edgefield' Court House, on the first Moany ii Novenmber next. JOUN A MACKER. Ridge, A pril 15 Gma 13 Extra Fine Liquors. 03~ DOZ. John Gibson, Sou''& Co. old Nectai *J' Whiskey,.. 40 BibIs hi's Old Eagle and superior Monon gabmalah, Superior Port Wine, Madaria, Cherry, Tenerifl and lalaga Wine, Jamaica Rumn, Holland Gin', (in Cordial. Lemo, Syrup, Cherry Brandy 'and all kinds of Lignors urmally kept in Family Grocery Stores, anid will be warranted genuine, and of direct importation. S. E. BO WER.S Hamburg, A pril 21 tf 14 Land for Sale. Tl H E Subscriber offers for sale the lands belong king to the Estate of Joseph Moore, deceased One Tract containing about seventy-seven acres adjoining lands of James Rainsford, S. Charistic and others. One other Tract containing five and a half aeres adjoining- lands of Dr. E. J. Mimzs, Mrs. L. T1 Moore and others. The above Lands lies near the Village andr portion of it is well timbered and can be purchasc at p~rivate sale on liberal ternms. E, PEN Ex'or, Feb 12 t( 4 - - ~Notice Is HEREUY GIVEN, that application will b m.nade at the Session of the next Legislature f'o an Act of incorporation for the Bethlehami Chorel Camp G round in Edgetield District. June 26 tf 24 Notice. r HEU children of Zilpha Noble, dec'd, are hereb: .notitied to nmake application to the subscribel for their interest in her penusin claim. F. O'CONNiOR, Adm'r. June 30 3m 2 Notice.. LL persons indcbted-to the estate of Henry F A kreeman, dee'dl., will come forward iume diately and make payment and those having de mands will reader thenm in property attested. J. II. JEMNINGS, Ex'or. Jan 0. ly 51 Notice IS hereby given that application will ho ninde .the next Session of the Legislaturo, to ineorpom rate Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, in Edgefieli District. July 28 tf 28 Turnip Seed ! TUST received from Philadelphia a supply ~Rutabamga, Glo and Large aorlulk T Ul RSil SEED, for sate by G. L. PEN N, AGENT. July-2L___.__. -. *f 27 Pickles, &c. JUST Receiving a freshi supply of Pickles, Pri Userves, Sardemts, Lobsters, Salmon, . Citror -Itaisins;'P 'un.s, Essences for Cooking Fresh .Mhm -' tard &c. S- B- BOW El6. LJuaburg -Apri 17 - tf 16 . Molaisses F'OR sale by the Barrel at 25.. Cents per Galloi .3 lOLbIgG.WRH & MIOLAS. June17 . ,,: tf . 22 A LARGE stock of Choice BlAGON SIDB r SHOULDRS, H AMS, and L A RD, fr sale by S. E. BOWERS. Ha...urg., Api 2F~ t1f ,r Co-Partnership FOR A GENERAL FACTORAGE AND COMISSION BUSINESS CHARLESTON, S. C. AIR. JOSEPH 11. WHITE havin; retired from the firm of CHAMBERS & I rrE, we b.ve this day associated ourselves togethef for tle purpose of continuing the' Factorage and Commission Business, in this City, under the firm of CHAMBERS, JEF FFRS & Co. From the long experience of JAMES S. CHAM t BERS, the senior partner of the old firm, and that i of HENRY L. JEFFERS, the senior partner -of I the House of JEFFERs, COTInAN & Co., Hamburg, S. C., with that of SILAS STUBBS, who has been engaged for some years in the Mercantile Business in larion S. C., and also that of JOHN B. WYNNE, who has also been engaged for some years in the same business in Andeison, S. C., flatter ourselves that we will be able to do ample justice to our patrons, each of us do most respect fully solicit the good will and influence of our res pective friends, and pledge ourselves, that no effort on our part will be wanting to please those who favor us with their business. We are prepared to make reasonable advances on all shipments of Produce, Manufacturies, &c. We are also prepared to make advances on ship ments of Cotton, Rice, Turpentine, &c., to either Domestic or Foreign Ports, having .business ar rangements with good Houses at the principal ports, with whom we are in constant correspondence, and are kept advised of all changes that take place, either in Foreign or Domestie Mlarkets, and will take great pleasure in giving such information to our friends and patrons. We will be pleased to receive orders for supplies, such as Bagging, Rope, Twine, Salt, Sugar, Coffee, &c., &e., all of which will be carefully selected at the lowest market pricem. Tendering our services, we are respectfully, JAMES S. CIIAAlBERS, JlKNRY L. JEFFERS, SILAS STUBBS; -JOllN B. WYNNE. Charleston. Aug 2, lSr12. 5t 31 New Location! A. P. STOVALL, WAREHOUSE & le. CO.1MaISSION MERCHA NT, Augusta, Ga., would respectfully inform his old patrons, and the public generally, that he has leased, for a term of years, the New and Extensive Fire Proof Ware-House, situated on Jackson Street, betwe' i the Rail Road Depot and Broad-street, near the Globe Hotel, for merly occupied by Walker & Dryson, and more re cently by G. Walker & Son. The location is an excellent one, being convenient to the Rail Roads, Hotels, Banks and chief business H ouses of tihe city. Having every facility for business, and the dispo sitiun to extend every accommodation to his custo mers. with a long acquaintance with the interests of the planter, he hopes he may have, not only a con tinuance, but an increase of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him. Orders for Family Supplies, Bagging, &e, prompt ly and carefully filled at the lowest market prices. H AVING transferred the lease on the Ware House lately occupied by us to Mr. M. P. STOVALL, in consequence of our removal to Char lestpn, we take great pleasure in recommending hin to our friends. G. WALKER & SON. Augusta, July 1, 1852. 8t" 28 NOTICE TO Builders and Contractors! SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the 15th of September, for -the erection and completion of a THREE STORY BRICK BUILD ING, 55 by 6-2 feet-the Brick being found. The lower story 12 feet in the clear, to compirise two Stores with Counting Rooms in the rear with a Pas sage between. The Second Story, 15 feet in thie clear, to comprise onme 1-,-- K t' 52 in the - - -rooms, for - llars 8 feet seen atthe . resident. . .-uth Caroll. - 'ted to copy 27 Saw and Grist Mills for Sale, rpU'lE Subscriber intending to move from the .1. S'tate, offers for sale his MILLS. on Shaw's Creek, about tent miles from Edgenield, Aiken and Graniteville. Tihe Traot contains Twenty-two hundred (2200) acres, with a sutficient water power to run Circular Saws or a Factory. On the premnises are all neces sary improvoments-framon builditngs, orchards, &c. Any information given by applying to thme Sub scriber on thme premises, or by letter addressed to him at Edgenield C. IH. JOS. A. ADDISON. Aug41 tf 29 Edgefield Male Academy, TEACHER WVANTE'D. A TEA Ci1ER is wanted to take charge of the Edgefield Mlale Academy. The applicant must be a TEACH.ER by PROlFESSION; one who has experience inm his business,and amply qual ilied for preparing young men for the South Caroli na College. To a tman of suitable qualifications, the place olyers tmany inducements. Address the Trustees. N. L. GRIFFIN, t JO11N LIPSCOM1B, - . JOllN BAUS'KETT, r R. T. hIINIS. .J Nov 28 tf 45 Baconi 'GO HDS. Choice BACON STDES. UU24 Tierees Sugar Cured IIAMIS, of supe. rior quality for sale by T. N. POULL AIN & SON. Augusata, A ug 3 6it 29) ST Teas ! Teas ! JUS received a choice lot of TEA S, from thc JPh iladelphmia Teca Conmpany of a superior quality. Iwarranted or no sale. Ilyson, Gunpowder, Imperial and Black of every description, put up in snmall packrages, for family use. For salo by S. E. BOWERS. Hamburg, A pril 21 tf 14 Notice. - LL Persons indebted to the estate of Ellingtor A. Clark, dee'dl., are hereby notified to make im mediate payment, and those having demands against said estate will present thema properly attested. JAS. BLACKWELL. -July 7 t f 25 Turnip Seed. TUST received a supply of Fresh Turnip Seed of tisuperior quality. For sale by 110LLIN'GSWORTHT & NICIIOL AS. June 30 .___ tf 24 Bacon - U ST reneived a superior Lot of SIDES, lS HOULD E RS and H AMS. For sale by HIOLLINGSWORTII & NICHIOL AS. June 17 tf 22 Lumuber ! r IE Subscriber has a large quantity of LUM IIBER of dityerent sorts, for sale at his residence, N. L. GRIFFIN. 1 "fI -tf 27 Wanted -' OlITRE, for the present year, a good Cooll .LWasher and I roner. Wages paid monthly, desired. Enquire at this Office. ataelh ::5 tf 10 Extra Fine Chewing. TUST received a few Boxes of EXTRA FIN] L..I J3LG TOBACCO, the celebrated " Cal houn Brand," manufactured expressly for the Sub scriber. tG. L. PENN, AGENT. A ug 18 tf 31 Molasses and '%frxps. -TOW Receiving a large. Stock choice Cuba MO JLASSES, and Georgia and New -Orlear SYRUPS. S. E. BOWERS. Unhmburg, A pril 21 tf 14 Ad iisrto' Notice. IH-ll. dee'.d., are requested to miako paymet Sand those having detmands against the sanne to pr< > sent them properly attested to the subscriber. WMI. J. WALKER, Adm'r - * Pair Ifene made Rlantation - BROGAS I HARNESS,.#0LE A NPER LEAThERL * UNE COTS$AD SHOIK OF ALL Dh5aC5DT1QNU. Tanners, Neats Foot 1and -Lamp Oft SHOEMAKERS' FINDiNGS. - At the Shoe Store, next door toSullivan'&%rothe. R. T. MIMS. July 21 tf 27 . THE Friends of .Col. F. W. PICKENS' beg leave to present him to the people of Edge field, and of the Districts wich 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'.re-election, it bo comes our duty to select his successor with. care; and we respectfully suggest that the ex perience and ability of Col. PiCKENS shoul be again called into requisition upon. the-very floor where he has hitherto ..served us so effi ciently. It is perhaps proper to add,. on our part, that this announcement is tendered.with out Col. P's knowledge or desire, and with'no feeling of opposition to any individual. gHi THE Friends of Capt. PRESTON S. BROOKS, announce him na a candidate- to rep resent this Congressional District in the next. Congress, Mr. BURT having positively declined a re-election. This nomination, like another which appears in this paper, was made by the friends-of Capt. .B. purely of their own accord, without reference, to his wiehes on the subject and without the remotest design of forestalling public opinion n his favor against any individual. For Sale. 8 ACRES of superior Pickens Lands ly U 4ing on the waters of Georgia's Creek and Sailuda river. Tract No 1, which has long been noted as one of the best upland places in the District, consists of 1208* acres, 748 of which are superior Oak and. Hickory Wood Lands. The larger portion of the remaining 460 acres is in cultivation, and under good fence. There are 80 acres of Creek Bottoms. Upon the pla'e Is a Good Dwelling House, and all other necessary out-buildings. From.the dwelling there is a fine mountain view. This treet is situated on a new road to be opened in August next, by order of the Legislature, from Greenville C. 11. to Pickens C. H., by Pickensville,- and 5j miles from the Depot at Greenville C. H. -This tract will be sold in one or three tracts to suit pur chasers. Tract No 2 consists of 622 acres, one half of which is SUPERIOR WOOD LANDS. On this place is a Good Dwelling, and a Fine Spring with in 30 yards of the door. This place is situated on.: the main road from Greenville to Pendleton, 71 from Greenville C. H. Terms made to suit purchasers.. For further par ticulars.apply to S. A. Easley on the premises, or W. K. Easley, Greenville C. H. SAMUEL A. EASLEY. July 14 tf 26 iDT The Edgefield Advertiser, Abbeville Banner Newberry Sentinel and Unionville: Journal- will' copy until ordered out.-Grenville-Mountaineer. - For Sale. - acres, one and ahalf miles from.dgt&o. the Columbia Road. 'Theraare oRthe -eawel of -odwater ad allieceqar outbuild-igs fra a Theal fa ily' si45 the purchase mnoef~cisi sa~' i amidite ,esse inidgre n eit femes Feb 3 , . tf. - 4d Laind yfor Sale! T HE Subscriber wishing to change his business offers his land for sale situated in Edgeifield? District, six miles below Liberty Hill. The Land is in two tracts-one containdng eight hundred -aeres, the other four hundred and fifty acres. I will sell said lands separately or together as may best suit the purchaser. The above places are well improved amid will well reward the celtivator if judi ciously tilled. The Terms will be made easy to a punctual pur chaser. - also have some LIK ELY YOUNG NEG ROES for'sale. Among the number is. a first t-ate IHouse Carpenter. Any person wishing to. purchase can procure a great bargain by applying to the subscriber on the premises. .JOHN.TOMPKINS. June 30 tf 24 State or South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN COMMON PLE AS. The Bank of Hamburg,S. C , William B. Brannon. T H E Plaintiff in the above ease having this day filed his Declaration in my Office, and the De fendant having neither wife nor Attorney known-to reside-.within the limits of this State, on whom a coipy of said declaration with a Rule to plead can be served : .On motion of Mr. BAvs-r-r Attorney for Plaintiff,: Ordered That said Defenlant appeat and ph-ad to said declaration within a year and a~ day from the date hereof, or in default thereof' judgment will be rendered against him. THJOS. G.' BA CON, c. E. D. Clerk's Office, March 8. 1852. March 11 ly State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, LN CO.UMON PL EAS. Silas Lilienthal, Dc.i tahet Richard Bailey. HIEP Plaitiff in thme above case having this day Ifiled his Deelaration in my Office, and the De fendant having neither Wife nor Attorney known to reside within the limits of this State on whom a copy of said Declaration with a rule to plead . can be served, On motion of Mr. MoRAGNE, Attorney for Plaintiff: Ordered that said Defendant appeal and plead to said Declarations within a year and-s day from, the date heireof, or judgment will be awarded against him by default. THOS. G. BACON, C.EB.D. Clerk's Ofilee, Juno 1, 1852. ly 20 LL tose Notice. A LLtoeindebted to the estate of Nathan A.Norris, dee'd., are requested to make payment forthwith, and those having demands will please present thcem immediately properly attested accord ing to law. N. A. NORRIS, Adm'x. March 4 6m 7 Notice. LL~ persons indebted to the estate of Lewis ACollins, dee'd., are requested to make imme diate payment, and those having demands against -the same to present them properly attested. J. A. COLLLN-, Adm'r. Oct. 30 tf 41 . Notice. A LL those indebted to the estate af C~. -W. t).Cochran, dee'd., are requested to maks prompt . payment to the Administrator, and those having demands will render them in properly attested. L. B. COCHRAN, Adm'r. A L Prsns Notice. , LLPeronsindebted to the listate of Jiiseph t.I Moore, dec'd., are requested to make immedi ate paymemnt, and those having demands against the estate will-present them in due fornm. - E, PENN, Ex'or. Feb12 . - tf: . 4 Just Received FRO h -ary a large variety ef C AfIS, whie- wewillsell low for Cash. .-- BUSHNELL & WITT.. July 28-. , . if 28' Rlags Wanted. A ARprice will be -give fol-RAOB,( . A nu.a-iby.E WEB