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New Fall and Winter Goaas! WILLIAM H. CRANE, AUGUSTA, GA., IS NOW receiving a. LARGE and SPLEBD as sortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, whlih he is offering on the very LOW FST TERMS He respectfnlly requests those visiting the etv to give him a call. Among the great vari.ty may be found . Rich figured 'Brocade Silks, of the newest styles. heavy and durable. Rich Lustre Chamelion Poult DeSoi, Fine Velvet Ottoman Silks, b!ack and colored, Rich Glacce and Pla'n Gro DeNaples, Fine Black Satin DeChine, Black and Colored Silk Velvets, wi4e and narrow. Fine French Printed DeLancs and Cashmcres, rich and beauti:ul Styles. Rich p:-inted Delhine, new article for Dresses. Fine French and English Merines, Elegant Printed Cashmere Robes, leavy i:ck Gro DeRh:ne, han dsome lustre, Fine Black Alpacca and Parisian Cloth, Super Black HoMnbazine, English Crape, A large assortment of Muslin and Lace Sleaves, some very rich and elegant. Very Rich French Embroidered Chimezetts, new :yl-s and handsome. French Embroidered Collars, a large assortment, some very low. Scarlet, Blue, Pink, Green and Lilac Flannels, for Ladies and Misses Sacks. Black Silk Lace Gimps and Fringes. Rich Lace Gimps and Braids, Swiss and Jaconet Edging and Tnsert:ngs. Queen Mary's Col!ars, something new and bean tiful. A large aszortment of Calicoes and Ginghams, Wor sted Plaid, Cloths, Ca- simeres. Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Flaunels,''Sheetings, Shirting, and a very great variety of other Goods. -ALSO Heavy Georgia Paines, Osnaburgs and Sh:rtings. at Factory Prices. W Planters and Families will be supplied on the lo.west terns. Oct 6 2t X. LIEBESHULTZ, DEALER N TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c. H AVING just returned from New York, res pectfully inforns the publie generally, and es pecially those who have heretofore so libenlly pat ronized him, that he lums no.w .u hand the largest and miot fahionable aornment of READY-MADE CLOTIIING ever offired in Edgefield. His Steek being purchased (rom the best Manufactures and made ip in the latest Parisian and New York Styles, he pledges himself, that all who nvy favor him with their patronage will be highly pleased with their ptrchases. Ile has also on hand a splentdid Stock of BOYS AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, to which he solicits the attention of parents and I others. At he is determined to sell at SM A LL PROFITS. persons in want tof any arti.ee in his line, will do well to call and exanine his Goods before buying elsewh.-re. Sept 29 tf 27 New Goods. New Goods. T IE Subseriber is now receiving a large and full supply of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, A nong which may be found Latest Styles Colored SII.KS, Superior alack and figured Sl.KC, English, French and American MERINOS, all Colors. Persian and Aumerican UE L.\INES, Cobuarga, somne high Couttma for Children's wear~. Black and Colored A L LA PA CAS-all qualities. Canton Cloths and BHombazinmos, Amnerican, French and Scotch GINGILAIIS, " " "English PRINTS. cheap. Brown and Bleached Table DA MASK, warrant-* ed all Linen. Brown ansI Bleach -Table Cloths in Pattemrns, " "ToweLs and Tfowelfmngsome very Brown and B'eched Napkins. Biird Eye, Scotch and American D'apers. Real Irish l.inens, unblearbed. Figuredl Furniture Dimuity, a beat'ful artiele. Coored " " for Spreads and Cur ta'ns. Furniture Fringe, a great var'ety. Flannels, all qua:ties and colors. Bleachied and Bruwn Sheet:ngs, all widths and pr'ees. '40 inch Pillow Case-Cottan. " " " " Linenus. 9j, 10), 111 and 12j Wh, uney Blankets. Ribbona bounda lankets. a splendhd arte!e. WI. te and Grey Negro lilanket., romue extra heavy. lImper'.al Ingrain and tharee p'y Carpetintg. Casimers, Sattinets, Tweeds, Wooelineus and all the late styles of Woolens for Gent's and Yuth's wear. L-t:dies' ai Gents' Merino undler vents. " " Silk " Hoser,. andl (O'oves, a full as-ortmnent. Chuemisettes, French Marked Collars and under Silk Ihcad Dresses,--Dutible and Shell Combs. Hair and Tooth Brushes. Cologmus, Extracts, fancy Soaps. Carpet flags, Port Monies, Purses. &c. Coctd assurtmnent of Ladies, Slisses, Youths and Cha:ldren.'s hhves. Georgia P:ainms and Str'pes, at Factory prices. Neither time or ex ense has been sparedl to matke this Stock as fu'l anud complete as any in Augusta. With long experience in this l.u.iness, ard facilities for buytng not surpassed by any, and with a dleter ,nmnai.on toi be undersold hy ntone, I respectfully in S~te all the' se trading to this market to call and look, before going to anothter State. IL. B. JACKSON. Hamburg, Sept. 2.4th, 1852. Sept. 29 ftnm 39. IHead-Qunarters, 7-rn REG;IMENT. S. C. M1. ? No. 3, Sept. 23. t 52. ( ORDER, NO A COL RT MAP.TL\L will convene at the Old Wells, on Fridaiy the 22d1 October next, for the trial of all D~ftaniters for the present year. The Court will consists of the following Officers. Lieu. Col. .Sa:Aw, President. Capts. CUNoNCuAM, AnaIsoN, Itot-NTREE, LAN DRUMs, MoaO~RA, Posver, lBaows, Lient... lIANDsEY, CI11EAoRY, SnmAw, WtsE, hPER RY, I.AND. ienmbers. Jons C. McDONALI..f uditge A dvocate. By order of Col. H ARRISON.. ELtnErT D.AND, Act. Adj'nt. Sept27 4t 3 W.V ILL be siold at pubtlic outerv to the highest hid Vder, on MONDAY, the'20th October neast, betvween the usual hours of sale, ont the premises, all that Plantation or Tract of Land belonging to the Estate of John PD. Gerardeatu, dee'd., and known as the Matthew Ardis place. 'The above place is in two seperate Tracts, whicht, although not adljoitning are quite near ech other, and together contain about Thtree I Iundred atnd Ten acres. One of the Trracts (136 acres) is woodland entirely ; the other is nmostly cleared and ha~s upon it a two Sfory Dwelling-House, witht six Rooms and a Piazza running the full length of the house in front. There are also otit-huildings and a Spring of good w.'t r upon th.: plae. Ternms macde known on the day of sale. MA RY F. GERAR DEA U, Ex'ix. Beech island. Sept 27 3t 37 $t000 R F ROM the subscriber's house a STTVER L EV ER ' WATCII, rather simaller than the commnon size, No I11.207--.J. .Johns.on. Liverpoo~l, Maker. When taken, 'the winding chain was broken. It wans nmissed og fhe 3rd inst. It had a spring in the handle to open the ease. The glass had a scratch near the centre resembling a crack. Silversmiths will please tak'e notice of this, a" the Watch must pass through their hands before it will keep time. J will satisfy any one who will put me in the way of ge.tting it. Addres me at Longmire's Store, EdgefieltI District, S. C. E. LAGROONE. Sept 29 tf 37 Administrator's Notice. A LL. person. having demands against the estate L.of L. T. Abney, dec'd., will please present theta properly attested, and those indebted will please pay up. Punctuality is requested, as the Eggtemut be closed as early res practicable. 4. WILSONf A BNEY, Adm'r. ep .. tf 36 N Retiring from business, I take this method m returning my thanks to my friends for the:r l& eral patronage, and respectfully recommend to thel favor Mr. J. R. DELPH, my successor in business who I am pleased to say is a gentleman worthy v confidence. A:y favor conerrred u'p him.in the way of bu ness will be duly appriciated by me. When :t Town I shall contintue at the office of Mr. DaLPun whe're I shall always be prepared to render him an) as.sistanee necessary in the businnes. M. W. COLEMAN. Iamburg, Sept G, 1852. R. J. DELP-, WARE-HOUSE AND COMMISSION HA1M URG. S. C. H AVING taken the business of Mr. M. W COLMsAr, late of this place, respectfully ten ders his services to his friends and the public gene. rally in Storing and Selling of Cotton and other produee, RECEIVING and FORWARD ING Merchandize to the country, and BUYINC SUPPLIES fi- his customers. lie flatters himself by a strict personal attentior to the business, and a constant eye to the in*terest o his Customers, to merit and receive a liberal shar< of patronage. r Liberal Cash advances will be made on Pro duce in Store, when required. Sept 8 2m 34 Spann Hotel for Sale! 'TE Public House known as "SPANN 110. I TEL," at lEdgelield C. H1., and FURNITURE is now offered for sale, upon reasonable terms, unti the brat Monday in Deeeniber next, at which timi if nit previomly sold, %%ill be put tip at PCBLIK A UCTION, to the highest bidder. The House is weli adapted to the use it has beer appropriated, has large Stables, Carriage House Corn Crib and l3rick Kitchen. with other nec-ssarm out-buildings atta ched. The Diinildingts are nearlv al new, atd ust if the Furniture purebased witlii the present year. The Lot eontaiis three and a hair acres, upot which and near the Stables is a Well of t.xcellen water. For further partieulars apply to either of ti Subscribers. .. C. RE.\)Y, Proprietors JOHN HhUlET. Re-pt e0, if 3 lrThe Soith Carolinian, Newhierry Sentinel ani Augista Coistitutionalist will give eight weekly inscrti-ins aid forwarl acconits. State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELmD DISTRICT. IN TIlE COMMON PLEAS. William1 D. .lnning-s, rs ' Decl. in Attach nt Richard Bailey. r 1'E Plaintiff in thie above case having thi . day filed his declarationm in my Office, and thi iefendait having neither wife nor Attorney know to reside within the limits of this State on whn copmy of said Deelaration with a rule to plead catn bt served, On motion of Ir. 'jouarint. Attorney fot laintitik. Ordered that sail Defendant appear an plead to said declaration within a year and a d:i fron the date lireof, or judgment will be awardet against thei by detult. T I 10S. G. BACON, C. E. D. ilerk's Oflice,May 17, 1852. ly 18 State of South Carolina, EDGIEI'l) DISTRICT, LV COMMON PL E AS. 'Te B'ank (fif lhiamurg, S. C, vs. Attach ment. Willianm B. liranmn. ) r jH EIl Plaintiiff in thte aibovcecase haviing this day .filed his )eclartiona in amy Office, aind the De feidant hiaviing neither wife nor Attorney known t< reside within thlihmits of this Stats, on whaom * coy oif said declaration with a Rule to plead can b< ered :Oin ilmtimin of Ailr. DaLIsKE-r-, Attorney fr P'haiintift,: Ordlered Thait said D~efendant appeat and plead to said declaragion within a yezar anid udgent will be rendered against hiim. TIlos. U. A CON, C. s. D. Clerk's Office, March 8. 1852. March 11 ly - State of South Carolina, EDGEFII.D DISTRICT, IN'CO..N !PLEAS. Silas Lilienathal, vs Decl. in Attach ment. Richiardl Hailey. ri JIE Plaitii' in the above case having thmis day i flih-d his I)eelar-atimii in my Office-, andm the De fe-laut hiavinmg in-ither Wife itor Attorney kinowr o reside withini ih.- limits oif this State on whom op ,f sail Dect~laration with a rule to plecad can e served. On nmtion of Mr. Mma~Aux, Attorniey f r Pin~ititT: Ordered thaut said I Jefendlant apipeni and pleiad tim said IDeelaurationus within a yeur and: dav from the date hereof, omr judgmenit will bm aw arded againist him by de-fault. TIIOS. G. IIACON, C. E. D. Clerk's O(1iee.. -June 1, 1852. ly 20 Readt This~ aind save Cost ! rp lIE Submscribe-r respectfuilly notifies all thmes .indebted tmo the Firm of Gtovxns d& Mars. an' also to hiimself, eiither by noit or open aceount, te make payument on oir befomre the 1st .Jaiiuary next as longer intdulgenace cannot be giveni. W.\. B. M AYS. Sepmt 15 tf 35 Notice. ~L.L ihiuse inmdebted to the e-state of C. W 1.. Cochran, dee'md., are requested tog mak~ r romp payieit to tihe Admimnistratmar, and thomse hmavin deanitds will render them itn properly att-sted. L. B. COC11RAN, Adm'r. July 7 tf 25 Georgia Scriven County LAND FOR SALE ! rp IlK Subscrniber wishing to nmakn a change ii .Llhis businesms, uff-rb for salte ambout Twenty-Five Hundred Acres Of Oak. ilickory and Pine Land, as prodtuctive a any in this pairt oif the State. If de-siredl it could b, eonertedl into two settlements, as Ilorse C:reel rus through it-one on e-ach side of thec Creek. Persoiis wia-hing to purchtase are invited to com andh view the priesentt crop. E. II. SCARBtORO'Ghf. Scaiboro, Ga., Sept. 22 6te 36 . 5heriff~s Sale. B Y Virtue of a writs of Fieri Facias, ti mec directed, I shall proceed to sell al Edgefeld Court House, ont the first Monday an< Tuesday in Nov. next, the following property in the following case, viz: A. Linidsey and Stewart Harrison vs Win. Il arrison, a tract of Ltnd containing two hun dred (200) acres,msorte or less, bonnded by laindi of Blenj. Bettis, Mrs. F. A. Ilairrison, Bienjamia Tillman anad others. LEWIS JONES, S. E. D. St-pt 27 5 5t 37 Notice. .4 LTL Persons indebted to the Estate of C. J 1Glover, dee'd., are requested to make imme ~ic payment, and those haviing demands agains sid estate, iiI present them properly attested. JOHN RAiNSFORID, Adm'r. Spt 22 tf .38 Notice. 4LfL Persons having demands aeainst the estati tl..of 'Wesley Harris, dee'd., will present then proe.rly attested by the 1st day of D~ecember next anl thomse inde-bted to said estate will nmake paymna by the above time. DAVID PARMER, Adm'r. Spt 22 3t 36 Notice. A LL Perons indebted to the Estate of Jan tLogatn, dee'd., are requested to mnake immite dae payment, and thosehsaving demands will pre snit them forthwith, properly attested according ti law. . AMBRtOSE NIX, Adnt'r. Feb 5 12m 3 Notice. P ERSONZS indebted to the Estate of Hugh Neal dec'd.,- are requested to make prompt pay mnctt, and all those having demands to present thett iimdjtely, properly attested. J. &' A. J. NEA L, Adnmrit. ivery and Sale Stables, FORMERLY JOHN C. O'HANLON'S THE Subperiber has the pleasur to infurm his friends and the public that. having purchlsd the Splendi _ a STOCK of FIXTUR]ES of thos well-known and. popular STABLE, formerl owned by O'HANLON, and lately by W. E. AR CIlER, he is now prepared to furnish all who na: favor him with their patronage, with excellent Saddil HORSES, and handsome and eomfortable'CAR RIAGES and BUGGIES, of the latest styles with teams to match, and drivers, in whose so briety and experience every confidence can be plced at nost reasonable prices. Many improvement have been made to the Stables and .ots. and.Dro vers will finl every accommodatbin they can desire Carriages and Omnibuses from this Stable wil run fron Boatwright & Janney's universally favo rite " American Hotel," and also from the lung-es tablished and well-known Columbia Iotel. by Mr D. Caldwell, to the various Railroad Depots, or an, point desired. Jl- Orders left at the Anmerican TTotel, with Sit W. D. llarris,-or the Proprietor, at the Colunbi ]lotel, will be promptly attended to; and the sub scriber is confid'ent tlat all who employ him wiil b pleased with his prices and his teams. NATHANIEL POPE. Columbia, Sept 22 Gin .36 To Managers of Election, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. OFFICE COURT OF GENE RA L SESSION5 I Ti [OS. G. BACON, Clerk of said Court. L 1 pursuance of the directions of the Act of *t. Legislature. in such eases mtade and provided, (I hereby give notice that an Election for TAX COL LECTOR for Edgetield Distiret, will be held o: seold londlav in October next, at the usual place of election throughout the said~ District. Witniess my iand, at Edgetield Court House, thi the 9th Sept., 1852. TIIOS. G. BACON, c. F. u. Sept 15i 4t 35 Managers of Election, T the last SAession of the Legislainture, tie Cm, Ill ittee on Privileges andl Electioins, to- Wh1411 were referred sundry petitions playing the estub lisinit of neiw places of Elections and the tp pointment of MIanaers for the iext General Elec. tio, teconimmended the adoption of the followiai Resolu1 tion :m Resolced. Thit the elections to be holden on tIh s-:cond Mionday in Oct..ber next and the day followv ing. tsr Senators andl Iepreeintatives in the Stat Legislatumre, shall be leld at the following place tonliv. atnd condnet.-d by the tollowing perssit: EdgrfleId C. II.-R T Nlims, James B Griffii andI .1 ohnsoni A Biland. Longlaires.-.I 11 Yeldel, W Timmerman an .Joln Anderson. Torles'-P B Weaver, Ridley Scurry and P Brooks. Mare's.-Joln O'Neall, W Carter and Nathanit iH ederson. Richardson's.-31 N1 Graham. R G hill am Clidesy Attawav. Colliers.-L .J Ilill:r, John W Mntdy an, Frank lurt. Coleman's.-Archibald Clarke, J A Chapmta and .1I Mlaynard. Bjultrare's.-dolin Lott, William Merehantani F W Cellee Mleeting Street.-J W Timmnermtan, Willian Stevens ando 1) C Tompkins. Mt. lVilling.-.osiali Padgett, Julius Bank and Vastime A llurlong. Wilson Ifistein's.-.John .1 -Norris, A D Inte and (;ilbert IleCoe. Rinehart'.-ltt .Teniings, Joel Inabnit am ivI -eNarz. Hlurrard's.-fl 3 Talbert, B IHoward atnd Frred crick Ux. IParka'.-Thmomas Chanmberlain, George Mlorgn: an 1t14 u N Cartledge. L~ibrands.-E S Kreps, A Kreps antd Williari Collamn. Rockell's.-Jamecs Blackwell, E Robertson ani Red IIill.-J Ml Clark, L~ Iolstein and Willian Thturmonad. jt. _ flatcher'.-Wni II-Town, W1m J Tfurner. ani R .hordatt. Dorn's.-John Dorna, Alfred M1ay and Mtario: Dean. Nairs.---ames T Gardner, John Everett an Ulrich Reddlick. GranitcciLle.-S Wise, James Purvis andi Jolt1 (Glover. Allen's-Wam N Turner, Ihenry liart and Jobi Wrght. Nickersons.-C Niekerson, W Burhmam and. Per ry's.-J Wi Abmney, A Dozier and William C ulbra th. IIambur.-Wmn M Sales, Wim Spires amnd B Shseppard's.--E I.agroine, Isaac liowles amnd I i aring. Dun tons.a-U Strutn, .John Mloss amnd .1 Cheat Pine Ifmnsue.-E P 11 Kirksey, G WV Jones an Chaerokeer~ Ponds.-Wtm Lanhatn, E .\Torris atn Jamnes Curry. Ridge.-\Wade Ilulstein, E W Perry and Tilma Watson. Cooperarill.-R C Grinfin. F U Cooper an Charles Carter. Shaaterfeld.-I lenry Il tsh, Wmn Langby an W t, Roberson. IILyiim Samyiey's.--3 m1 Padget t, S II Rogem rTme election to be held two da~ys at each piae, T 1hen Alamnneers to meet at Edtgetield (Court I bom on Ws..e.dndy followitng, coun~tt the vots, anid di elrre thte election. Si x Uere~sentatives to be elected. Sept 22 3t 36 IHead-Quarters. BUCKIIEA D, 2-lth Amtg 1852. I IIE l;RIAI)IlR GENER.\L~S are hereb ..regni red to make returns as direted by t~ Act of l$4l, (see Section 13 ) U~pon a non-coni piatnce, the law will be enforced against all defaul ers. By order of the Commiantder-in-Chmief. J. W. CANTrEY. A djntamtt and Inspeintor General. Sept 22 4lt 36 Chaman's Cotton Gins? W E still make these best of COTTON GINh VTat our old stand. We warrant them to gil satisfaetion, which they neeer fail to do. All orders thankfully received attd protmptly al tended to. Persona who fitnd it more convenient will pleat inquire of Mr. LaoD ILL~, Edgefield C. II., wh will keep on htand one or monre of these Gins i sale. Address CIAPM14N &~ SONS, Colenman's X Roads, Edgefield, S. C. Sept 15 tf 35 house and Lot for Sale I 1J11lI Undersigned offers for sale his IIOUS Aand LOI', in the town of Edlgefield on at cotmodatitng termis, and will give possession onc before the tirst of .lannary next. During his absence, the premises can be seet by apsplicatiotntmade to Mir. Bi. C. Bryan. WILLIAM1 B. JOIINSON. ep tf 36 Notice. tLL, Persons indebted to theo estate of Olivt 1. Toweles, are requtested to mtake itmmediate pa: tment, andi those having denmantds against the mani will render thtem in properly attested. U. 31. SCURRY, Administrator. .Oct.!) tf 38 * Notice. - A LL Perrans indebted to the Estate of Wm. Siitter, are earnestly requested to make in mediatjazyment, and those havintg demands again: said estate will please reatler them in, property a tested, forthw~ith. 13. F. STROM, Adm'r. Sept 8 tf 3-4 Notice. ALL persons indebted to thec estate of Lew Collins, deo'd., are requested to mnako imm< dliate payment, and those having deaatnds again team topresetnt themi properly attested. J. A. COLLINS, Adtm'r. Oct.30 if 41 T. 8 LfokNil C ICKENS heg leaveio pret2tnm the people of Edge field, and of th-e Diitriets which may be thrown with its by thine'apportionment, as an emi I nently suitabld.v n to represent us in the Congress 'of.the UnItcd States. Mr. DUR lavinig positiely iecncd. re-election, it be comes our duty tDseleet.hb'is successor. with C care; and we respisetfully suggest.that the ex perience and. abilty.of Col. PICKENS should be again.ealled atoyequisition upon the very floor where.heis.fdltherto served us so efli ciently.. It is. perihnPiproper. to add, on our part, that this .annouicement is ten'ddred with ont Col.-P's knowldge br desire, and with no feeling of..oppositiba to any individual. 19- Tnr' Friends of Capt. PRESTON. S. BROOKS, announcehivii na a candidate to rep resent this. Congreps.ional District in the next Congress, Mr. BUa having positively declined a re-election. This nonination, eh another which appears in this paper, wasma de by the friends of Capt. B. purely of their dwn accord, without reterence to his wishes on tihe subject and without the remotest design of forestalling publiq opinion n his favor against any individual. grThe friends of I'ICKENS B. WEVER, I respeciftlly annoufree him -as a Candidate for ) Clerk of the Courtof Common Pleas for Edge field Distrief. WN- Wo are. uthorized- to announce the following gentleme!in as Candidates for Commis sioners of the.Poor of Edgefield District: WIi,LTAM f STFR. THOS. FR~ERSON. wVLIJAMSYLEY. NARK -ETIEREDGE. - JAMES RICHARDSON. Pa S i C! - KOERBER,'Professor of MUSIC in - . the Young Lidies Bonrding and Day School, 2 respectftilly informs tWe citizens of Edgefield and its vicinity. that he willgive privato instructions upon : the P'.NO, either at the residence of those per -suns desirous of taking Lessons, or at the Academy. 'terms. A t Private house, per quarter,..........$23 00 At the Academy, " -...-......... 18 00 All those desiring to take Lessons are requested to apply before the 2ed of this month. Sept 8 tf 24 Hardware! DIRECT IMPORTATION PER 81111 J. RUTLEDGE FRO31 LIVERPOOL. r1 l1 E nbscribers have received direct from the MNanufacturers avery extensive assorntent of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, &c. which they ofrer forsale on liberal terms. EWjAN K,-STONE &.CO., J55 Meeting t, opposite Charleston lotel. Charleston, Sept 22 4t 30 London Guns, - I ATE expressly io order by William Greener. I. Wesley Richards and other noted London akers. lunvksley and James Dixon & Sons celebrated PO DRFLASis, SIlOT BELTJS and POU R.Walker's, Cot's, Starkeys, Eley and Westley a Richards PERCUSSION CAPS. Bnldwin & Star lwPs. Indented GUN WAD I DING, and leIys Patent Wi're CARTRIGES, to gether with a comipleW assortment of sporting ap i paratus. Joseph Roidgers..& ons and George Westen 1 holms' C1L L - O -155.Metigt., Oppos~ite Ch:,rleston Intel. Charleston, Sept.-122~- 4t 36 So itlierin manufacture,. ParHome wade Plantation BROGANS! llARlNE~Ss. SOL] AND UPPE~R .LEATilER., OF ALL DFACaLPTIOSS. Tanners, Neats Foot and Lamp Oil. SilOEMAKE RS' FINDiNGS. -A t the Shoe Store, next door to Sullivan &- R rother, R. T. MIM1.\. I; Julyl 21 if . ILbsodNotice! ! u f ILL be oldo the first aMonday in October Snext, if ntrevio~usly sold at private ,'ale, all that VALUA BIL TRACT of LAND) lyin'gaind being in Edgefield Distriet, containing six Ilundred (601)) A eres, adjoining lands of John IRainsford, W. Wise, Wmn. Mliller and others, known as the Ryan Landi. s The aboro place is wrell'improved and has on it a splendid Orchard. MAy personi desiring a farm of .that size, with a healthy residkee would do well to .call nnd, examine for themselvert.. The lAnds are light and of easy culture, and pro duce well. To a good and responsible paurchaser, if desired. a lengthy credit will be given on the -. larger portion of the purchase monley.I For further particulars, apply to eithmer of the Subscribers. J3AS. L. DJEVORE, 8. B. RYAN, Se~pt 8 4t 34 Notice. tTUILL be sold on the first Mionday in October V V next, for Division, all that TRACT OF LANDI, lying on Horn's Creek, containing Fvc hundred and eighteen (518) acres, and adjoinig land.s of Jarnes Rainsford, Dr. James Devore, antd others. Terams made knowin on the day of sale. R. C. 31ARTIN, y C. F. 31ARTIN. e Sept 8 _____ 4t 31t DIIR. D E NN IS'S GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA, FOR Jaundice, Sick iead-ache, D)i:ciness, Loss ol Appetite, Constipation of thec Boweels, Pile", caused by Costiveness, Pain in the Bowvels, or Rheumatism, caused by the use of Mercury, SSy .phiLis, Scrofua,. Boile, Ulcers, 4j-c.. 3H 7TIS PR'EPAR ATION is ade as pure as pos5'. 1ble. Its bitter taute, and beneficial effects in diseases of the LUver, and diseases arising froman im pure state of the Blood, prove it to be the e PUREST AND 3MOST USEFUL prepration of Sarsaparilla that is mnade. rThose who have used the various preparations of there as more Sarmsaparilla in one bottle of Dr. DEN srs'~ preparation, than in half a dozen bottles as it is generally made.I Its alterative and mildly purgative efreets upon the bowels, make it not only a good suabstitute for SMer - ury, but useful in removing all diseases arising from -the imprudent use uf 31eretury. kr l" Prepared only byiJ. DENNIS, 31. D., Augus ta, Georgia.. 1Sold byA. G. TEAGUE and G. L. PExxi, Edgefield C. H.; .M3. Conzn and CAREy & CoUTualEa, Charleston ; IIOATwaIGnI & MIOT and F. Curais, Columbia; A. J. CaEtGnTos, Hlamburg; Wa. F. . TUTr, D. B. PLUMaS, HIAvrLAnD & RISL.Ey, W. F:. & J. TURPNS, W. K. KITCou.N, BArR.-rT & CAL T ER, Augusta, Geo., and by Druggists genrly r l'rice-si per bottle; 6 bottde for *SS.enmly - E17' Remember to ask for DENNIS' GEORGIAI e SAfSAPARIILLA. June 26. 1851 tf 23 Notice ' TS hereby given, that application wrill be nmade to I.the Igislature of South Carolina at its next . Session, to re-charter Hutiet'is Ferry~, on Little Sa 1luda River, in Edgeflald, District.. at Sept 1 . . ti 36 1tolasses and Syrup. - NOW Receiving a lar-ge Stock choice Cuba 1M1 LASSES, and Georgia anid New Orleans SYR UPS. S. E. 110WERS. s llamnburg, A pril 21 if 14 Rags Wanted.. A FAIR price..wlll be. given for RAGS, (a L.Cotton) by - .. S. E. BOW ERS. FACTORS AND COMMISSION No. 13 Adger's North Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. GEo. M. COFFIN, JAs. R. PRINOLE. Sept I 3m 33 Fall Goods and Groceries! - IAMBURG, S. C. IIE Undersigned takes this oppiortunity of re .lturning his acknowledgments to his friends ur the patronage heretofore given him in the G RO ERY and COTTON Business, and to inform hem that he has now on hand a very large Stuck of GROCERIES.& HEAVY GOODS, omnprising nearly every article that ih usually kept n Grocery Stores. Ilaving taken great pains to lay in his Stock of hoice arti-Ies expressly for Plmters' trade, he flat era himself that satisfaction will be given in all ses, bith as to) articles and prices. To enable him to display his heavy Stock and to !arry on business more advantageously, he has removed to the large Store un the Corner of Main treet, innediately opposite Mr. .JostAn SzzI.BY's here-he invites persons wishing to make purcha es or to sell produce, to give him a call. 0- A heavy Stek will be kept up and the high .t market priees paid for Cotton and Flour du ring the season. 13. S. DUNBAR. Sept 15 4t 35 B. S. DUNBAR, HAMBURG, S. C. IAS just reeived and ofibrs for sale on ae coilIndatin terms, 500 Pieces GUNNY BAGGING, 300 Pieces DUNDEE " 500 Lbs lBagging TWINE, '20t) Coils Bale ROPE. 30 Baltes Brown SIIIRTINOS, assorted, 50 lhas Choice BACON, 50 " SUGAR, assorted. 25 Barrels Crushed SUCA RS, 10 " tLoaf 2) Bags RIO COFFER, 50 Ilhds W. 1. MOLASSRS, 50 Barrels " " 3010 Kegs NA ILS. assorted, 50 Barrels M.ACKrE REL, ,000 fLbs WIITE LEAD, 25 Barrels LINSEED and TRAIN OIL, 200 Boxes GL.1SS, 1000 Sacks SA L T, 2:3 Tons JRON. nssorted. EATILERt. SllOE-, BLANKET-3 and all other irticles usually kept by Crocers. Sept 15 . it 3 5 OURThl SES:41ON OF TIE EDG EFIELD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Rev. C. A. RAYMOND, Principal. TRUSTEES. [ON. N. L. GRIFFIN. DR. R. T. 3lIS, SD31UND PENN, S. F. GOODE. U.mnER OF PUrils LAT SEssION. SEVENTv-ErIaIT. fiE NEXT SESSION will commence on Mon day the 13th of September. It is of the great nt importance that each Pupil should be present at he coinnlenOeelnent of tihe 8ession. A dditions have beien miale to the Institute build ngs during the past year. Tlese contain seveln ommodils and well fainihed liooms, all of which ave becin built, and are used fur purposes of lin truction. This instituttioni is furnished with a Philosophical \ pparatns, a Chemienl Apuparatus, at (ahinet of ~hels, a Collection (of lIirds, a Cahinect oif Shine rals, a Collection, of Reptiles, Fishes an-t Aunimals. a Set o~f Anatomieal Charts, a large and very fine llectiun of Maps, Globes. Blackboards, Pianos, d every thinzg.which is necssary for most thor mgh inst'ruction. It is said to be the best furnished nstitutc for Young Ladies in the State. The A cideici year is divide.d Iato three Sessions if fiourteen weeks each. The first Session will al ea'ys commence on or near the 15th iof September. The second Session, the 9th of .January, and the hird the 20th of April. With the exception of the 'hristmans holidays there is but one vacatioin during the year, and this occurs in A ugust and September. Expenses. For Tuition in the Primary Departmzent. 1st Divi sion, per Sessiion of fourteen weeks...5 0t For Tuition in Prinmary Dep'tmnt , d Div'n 7 00l '' " Aeademie - . .....I Unit " " C'ollegiate " ......1 00 l l'ssonzs otn the Piano, and use (If zIstrument IS 00 Modern 1.m1igung~es, (.eh... .... ..... ... .8 (t0 D~rawinig and Sketching from Natuare.. 8 00 Painting ill Oils, Portrait anid L..adseape. .. .15 00 ['e of Apparatus...................... 2 It FueL mtd care of Rtuildings............... 50 Good lioarding can be obtained in the Village in luling lights, washinzg, fuel, & c.. at $' I0 per month. Pupils entering near the middle or clo.se of the Session, are charged fromt the time it' enztranice to the end! of theL Session. No deduction is miade for absence, or uthzer causes, but at the discretion of the Prinital. All bills for Tuition, &c., are payable at the close of each $essioni. Buoks, Stationmary and Music, cana bc obtained in the Village at reasonable prices. Mlusical Department. The department of Music is under the supervi sion of most accurate and accomplished teachers; zd it is believed that unusual facilities are atlhrded for acquiring a thorough knowledge of this difficult (.i(ciece. In addition to regnhar private lessons, the mpuils in this department are diied into classes, nd taught on the planm of Pestalozv.i. They dlevote mch timec toi exercises, adaptedl to train the ear, andli the voice, and to implart an easy m brilliant excution. If they pursue the prescribed course of musical instructin, they acquire the art of reaudmig music ,ith facility. Tey' are required to be regular andl systematic in practising dlaily azt the Institute. The training anal cultivation of the vo.ice receive m unusual degrece of attention. The science of Eloution is here applied, in developing the voice for inging, with great etl'ect. Pupils t'romm Chtarleston, and the lower Districts, can reach Edgefieldt by thc Stage, which leaves Augusta antd llamsburg :hree titmie a week, and passes through the Village. And we cordially in vite all who may be passing through Edgefield to visit our Insitute, and entisfy themselves that nto better facilities for educating their daughters can he furnihedl anywhere, thanm those which mayt be en joyed near their own homes. Auust 11 I t 30_ Edgefield Male Academy. TEACHER WANTED. A TEA CiER us wvantedl to take charge of the 1Edgefield Mlale Academy. The applicant tust be a TEACOTTER by PROFESSION; one who has experiencee in his business, and ampt~ly qual ified for preplarinig young men for the South Caroli na llege. To a man of suitable qualifications, the plce oflers many inducements. Address the Trustees. N. TL. GRIFFIN,' JOllN LIPSCOMP., g JOI[N TBA UhKETT, ' R. Tr. MD131. ,J Nov 2S tf 45 Saw and Grist Mills for Sale " jphIE Subscriber intendinug to morve fronm the ..State, oflers for sale his MILLS, on Shtaw's Creek, about ten miles from Edgelield, Aiken and Graniteville. The Tract contains Twenty-two hmuntdred (200l0) acres, with a sufficient wvater power to runz Circular Saws or a Factory. On the premnises are all neces sary improvmets-framec buildings, orchazrds, &c. A iny information given by applying to the Sub scriber on the premises, or by letter addressed to hia at Edgefield C. 11. JOIS. A. ADDISON. Aug 41 tI " Notic IS HEREBY given that application will be madc ..to the Legislature of Southt Cartolinta at its next Session, to close so much of the old Free Ferry Road as it inot closed already by plantations anzd Sept 8 3m 3 -Notice. A LL persons indebted to the estate of Henry F Freeman, dee'd., will come forward immen diately and nmake payment and those havin de~ mnands will render them in properly attestd. J. Hi. JENNINGS, Ex'or. v.; - lvy5 Drugs and.Medicines. . , HAMBURG, S. C. T UE Undersigned v ould respectfully inform his friends and the public generally, that notwith standing the lite disastrons freshet, lie Is now re veiving and will continue to receive, a very select Stock of DRUGS ANI MEDEEEiTS, Together with such articles as are usually kept in his line of business, and is furthermore determined to sell as low as any other establishnent here or in A ugtia. IIis stock will consist of the purest and best MEDICINES, CliE11CALS, &c., &C., French and English. Lamp, Tanners, Linseed, Neatsfoot, Sweet anid Lamp Oi.s, (ALL wanias-rED PUnE,) A. J. CREIGHTON. N. B.-Tose inlelted to the above who know they are slow, will please CALL AXD SI:rrtE their accounts, as my hosses in the recent freshet have been suob as to conpel mte to issue this requet t. A. J. C. Sept. 10 3mD 35 CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS. HAMBURG, S. C. W E the Undersigned, will continue business in this plnoC, and will promptly attend to the RECEIVING and FORWARDING GOODS, Sell or Store Cotton, BUY or SEND GOODS to order. Will keep constantly on handofor sale, Bagging, Rope, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, SA LT, BACON, and all other leading artieks. Will make liberal udvanecs on produce in Store, or such as may be shipped to our friends in Charleston (or Savannah. Our 11. L. JEFFERS will be in Charleston, where ie is engnged in Busin-ss, (see Card of Cniturts, JEFFrs & Co.,) and for whom we bespeak a liberal support. Our E. .1. DUCKMASTER will be here aided by competent and experienced assistants and soli cits a share of patron:age. We take this opportunity of returning our thanks to our friends and the public for their very liberal I JEFFERS COTHRAN & CO. Sept. 13 5d2m 35 2I, 9 M EM 0) IT will ho seen from the Card of CnLAMEsr1aR, Ji. FERS & Co.. that I l.tve cotineeted nyst-lf with that firm for the purpose of carry ing on a gereral Factorage & Commission Business, in Charleston, where I shall give my personal at tention to business. From my long experi-nce in business in this place and a gener:l aequaintatice with the custom and wants of the country, and an untiring devotion to the interests of friends, I hope to merit and re ceive a tull share of patronage. In leaving Hamburg, I cannot think or feel that I bid adieu to my friends, among whotm I have been raiised. and for whon I have long done more or less lusiness. I shall still be in Carolina, and a Caro linian. and will be in Charleston. where 1 ean serve von to great ad vantage.nnd respectfully solicit your rders to CnusMBEnt, J1EFERS & CV., while I niost ordially return my thanks for all past favors, pat ronage and confidence. r. L. JEFFERS. Hamburg, Sept 13, 1652. Notice. 11 A LL Cottoin or ProdeO interided for us, shipped down the Savannahu River by vay of Canal to A ugusta, will be forwardedl to us, at Charleston, free of charges, except dlrnynge. CII .\1H ERS, .I EFF ERS & CO. Sept 13 5d2mn 35 Ware-House Company! H AMBUR(?, S. C. Tj nE Utndersigned takes this opportunIty of re Iiturnitng thanks to his frienas fo'r-the-patronage hereto'fore so liberally extended to hint, ad to ini form thenm and the public generally, th~at hte con tines th~e WARF.IIOUSE and COMLISSION BIJlNIESS, at the Water Proof Ware-House, formierly occupied by SrBz:.r & UsnERa, and the past year by htimself. Thte location atnd convenience of this Ware House gives it supleriort claimts to patronage, but whIat ,shottl not be overlooked by lahnters, is the tact that it is entirely Out of Danger of High Water, --th~e late unprecedented and disastrous freshtet niot Imving reached thte Iloor upon which all Cottoits are stored. Thte 17tndersigned havitg had tmuch experiencee in the busittess. andl inttentdini to decvote his entire attentiont tom the STOItING atid SELLING (If Cittot and.' th.r country produce, flatters hitmself that hte will be enabled to give satis.faction. to cus lki ebtarges ill be governed b~y the usages of the plnee. II t rdhets foir Mferchandize strictly attended to ndt reasonable ad vanes made ott pr..dne.e whien desired. C. W ILLIAMAS, AGEr.T sep l' -t 35 Annual Fair OF TIlE SOUTil CAlROLINA lNSTITUTE, jjOli the proimotioni of Arts, Mfevhanmierd Inge nutty attd IudIustrv, atnd Atrienbural pue:nis. The Foutrth Annual Fair omf this Institute will he el itn Chark-ston. S. C., commtencinlg on MO0N DA Y, 1 5th o'f Novetmber next, and continue open durintg the week. It is expected that the opening auidress will be Idelivered by the Hotn. PtveanE SOeLtE, and an A g rietural address by E,.t(Nt) IRtUFFiM, Esq., of Vir SSpecitmens in every branch of Mfechanism, Art and Industry, also of Cotton, Rice, Stngnr. Tobatcco, and all othter agriculttural products-horses, Cattle. Sheep anid Swine, are solicited, for which suitable prmim will be awa~rdled. To thte Ladies' work, which has contributed so mueh to the success of the Institute at all of its Ex hibitions, the Committee have b~een speially oltarged, and suitable and appropriate premiutms will be warded to the best specimens in every department. Thte Board of Directors of this Institute feel great pleasure iu annouttcintg to its niumerous friends and mebrs the triumuphanut success whtieg has thus far attentded their endeavors to awaken the South Iert States to thteir true interests in diversifyitng their abor. encoturaging their own Mlechanics atid de veloping their resources, and the Board have no doubt that the enisuing Exhibition will convince all who mtny attend it. that thte cotorts which thtis 1nsti t.te Itas mtade for the last three years, have not been thrown away, but fully appreciated throughout the entire South. Persons desiring to exhibit articles at the ensuing IFair will please address L. 31.llArcu, Esq , Chair ian Cotmmittec of Arrangemients, at as early a day as psieso that suitable preparations nmay be ade and all articl-s exhtibited to the best advantage. WMa. 1. L A WTON, Presidentt. WMa. KIRK WOOD, 1st Vice Presid't. J1OS. WALKER, 2d do do IW. G. D)ESUTASSURE, Secretary. L. A. EDMIONSTON, Treasurer. Diredar.--J. H. TAYrLoR, G. N. R Esor.,LD, jr., L t IA-rctt, E W EneEtR-ro, Il D WSAL.KER, CY letn~ARneOs, E J1 PononRa C D) CARR, Wx Lgzar, laaRv CO~rA, E C Jox.s. D N McelNroat. JAM1ES H. TAYLOR, Chairman Comn. Correspondenlce. June 22 tf _l Notice IS THereby given, that applicatlotn will be made to tie Lecgislatutre of South Carolina at its iiext session, for a Charter for the Odd Fellows and Mla sonie Building Association. A ugust 2.- 3tn -2 Notic. LL persons having demiands against the estate [ of J.A Perrin, dee'd., are requested to ren ler them in to Capt. W. hlarrisont, as ho is mty Agnt durinig my alSiene~e from the State. *I A. PERRIN, Adm'r. A pril 1 tf 11 Notice. ALL Nts due the. Subscriber, individually or -asExeutor, are placed in the Bank of Uinm burg, for collection. Those inidebted wvill pleast ake immediate paymntt. Dr. John NI. Galphin, will act asmiy Attes'ney: during my absence from tlie State. D. AlRDIS. nec23 t-fi 7 EDGEFIHLD'HOTIk, EDGEFIEFD, S. C. THE Subscriber most respectfully ...,1 informs the citizens of Edgefield and the Traveling public generally, that this Establishment is now well pro, pared for the reception and accommodation of . Boarders and Transient Customers! Having procured the assistance of competent, honest and obliging Servants, he flatters himself that all who may favor limq with a call will be highly pleased with the entertainment extended to them. His TABLE will always be abundantly supplied with the best the Market af'ords, and on the most reasonable terms. The Bar, under the superlntendence of an attentive and experienced Clerk, will ever be fur nished with the choicest LIQUORS, WINES, SE GARS. &c., that can be obtained. His Stables are large and commodious, -on stantly furnished with good Provender, and attend ed by Tiostlers of geat care and experience. And lie therefore hopeo, by. giving his entire at tention to the keeping of an orderly and well-eon dueted Tfouse, to merit and continue to receive that liberal patronage heretofore so generously bestowed on him. WM. B..MAYS, Paoratavoa. Sept 15 tf Valuable Cotton Plantation FOR SALE! T HE Subscriber being desirous of removing .his planting interest South, offers for sale his valu ble Plantation containing Nine Hundred Acres, situated on Saluda River, in Edgefield District, 21 miles of Chappell's Depot, on the Columbia and Greenville R. Road. The bove Plantation in point of fertility 'will will oompnre favourably with any in the Dis trict. About 500 acres of this Tract are cleared and in a high state of cultivation, 200 of which are fresh. The remainder (near 400 acres) is woodland, and well timbered with Oak and Hiekory. There is a comfortable Two Story Dwelling House, and all necessary out buildings on the premi ses. Also, a Well of splendid water in the yard; and the Plantation is well watered. Any farther information desired, can be obtained either by addressing the subscriber at Edgefeld C. II.. or by applylin to Mr. L. Rodgers, residing on the place, who will take great pleasure in show itg the land to any one desirous of seeing it. D. F, HO1LINGSWORTH. Sept 15 tf 35 Valuable Plantation for Sale. T HAT Valuable PLANTATION about eight miles from IHamburg, known as the Cherokee Pond Plantation, formerly owned by Dr. GeIaGt. It contains about seven hundred and eighty-eight (788) acres, 250 of whieh are cleared, the balance iq well wooded, consisting of Black Jack, Hickory and Pine. It possesses superior advantages as a public house, it being a long established stand, and situated at the junction of the Five Notch, Martin Town Dranch Plank Road and Main Trunk of the Hamburg and Edgetield Plank Road, and about a mile. below the junction or the Pine House and Edgefield Roads. The Cherokee Pond Race Course is on the place, and is one of the best training Turfs in the United States. On the place are two TWO STORY DWEL LINC HO USES, with all necessary outbuildings, so situated that the place can be divided into two plantations, with suitable buildings on each plan tationi. The Plank Road passing through the lands, off'es great facilities for hauling wood to Hamburg and Augusta-to any one disposed to engage in that business, a rare chance is ofrered. To an approve4 purchaser it will be sold on a credit of three or fivo years. Apply to I1. A. KENRICK, President,. 11amburg and Edgeield P. R. Company.. Haimburg, A ug 20 i f 3~2. Hamburg & Edgefield Plank R'd r 311IlS R6A D is now open for travel from-Hamm .1burg to the 01LD W ELLS, on the Pine House Road, and by the Miartin Town Branch from Rap burg to near the new Bridge over Stevens Creek.. Persona travelling or sending their WVagons e Yehieles to Hamburg by the Martin Town Rar enn aviail themselves of the Branch Plank Roadito H amburg, by turning to the left, half a 'mfea'ioye liardy's Church, by whiah they will avoid all the hills and sand on the Martin Town Road.' The Roade will be completed from Unmborgto the Pine House about the 1st of November. Rtates of Toll. Four, five and six horse Wagons, 5 ets per mile Three " " 4 " " " Trwo " " 3 " "i " ITwo " Carriages 3 "" "e Horseback travellers, "; 2 " " " Vehie-s 'n maeetng, are ench entitled to half the PL ANK TR ACK, and t1-e Drivers are required to turn to the " R IGIIT !' II. A. KENR TCK, President. Hambunrg, Sept 8 tI' 34 Extra Fine Liquors. 30\ DO u.Joh Gibson, Son & Co. old Neotar' 40 Hlble his Old Eagle and superior Monon. gahaiah, Superior Port Wine, Madaria, Cherry, Tenerit and Malaga Wine, Jamanica Rum, Holhuid Gin, Gin Cordial, L~emon syup, Cherry lirandy and all kinds of Liquors, usually kept in Family Grocery Stores, and wiil ba warranted genuine, and of direct importation. S.E.BO0WERA Hamburg. A pril 21 tf 14 Notice IS hereby given that application will be made at .1the next Session of the Legislature, to incorpo rate Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, in Edgefield District. Juiy 2R tf 28 Notice IS HERFBY GIVEN, that application will bie .1made to the Legislature of South Carolina, at Its next S--ssion, for a division of Edgefield Distridt, so as to give a .Judicial District to the Saluda side. A un 4 tf 29 Wnanted I.\DMIEDIA TEL~Y, a good CARRIAGE SMITH .and a good WH EEL RIGHT, to whonm con. etant work and excellent wages will be given. A. BUSIhNELL. A ug 11 tf 30 Notice. IS h EREBY given that application will be made 1to the Legislature at its next Sesuioni to incorpoe rate the "' Edgetield Flying Artilkry." Sept 8 3m 34 I Notice TS HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be ALnmade at the Session of the next Legislature for an A ct of incorpoination for the Bethleham Church Camp Ground in Edgetield District. 2 June 203 ttf2 Notice. H AVING taken charge of the estate of Col Jolhn Gaskins, deu'd.,na Dercliet, those who are in debted to the estate wIll make paayment by the 1st of January unext, anid those having demands will present them, properly attested, by that time. H. T. WRIGHT, u. E. V. Ordinary's Offie, Sept 13, 1852. 3m 35 Candles, &c. 4FINE Stock of Pure Sperm CANDLES, SA damantinie, Star, Plull & Son's-a superior article of Starch, blue and white,-Soap of every description, Turpentine, Casteel. Family, & Toilette. Also, Wooden W~are, Churns, Buckets, Tubs, Brooms, &c,, of all descrIptions. S. E. BOWERS. Hamburg,A pril 21 t4 Pickics, &c. J UST Receiving a fresh supply of Pickles. Pre serves, Sardeins, Lobste.rs, Salmon, Citron, Raisins, Prunes, Essences tor Cooking Fresh Mum Itard, &c. -S. E. BOWERS.s H amiburg, A pril 17 tf 16 Notice. TS ThEREBY given that application will be ma. i Ato the Legislature of South Carolina at its "next Session, to Charter the Road now leading frum Martin MeCarty's, on the Ridge Road, to Jackaon Homs, thence to intersect the Road leading,t* Htmburg, Graniteville and Aiken. Tbe above mentioned Road was opened by order ofth missioners some .ihree years sinee, an~dba~I kept up by themto the presentiite. Sept tf $$