Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, October 19, 1853, Image 3
NEW FALL GO0 ODSI
B C. BRYAN has received, at his old
0. Stan,.(the Brick Store) a FULL ASSORT
.5ENT of
FAMOY 0 DRY 71GMOOD 4
-cossTIN; i PAR'r oF
Rich Colored liroende SI LKS,
. Plaid SI LKS,
Superior I'ian Black SILKS,
" Plain Spun
" Anerinnise
" French and Engl:sh MERINOS,
" 6 r.L GES, and Setteh Ginghains,
English, French and Aineriean PRINTS.
A [so
A GOOD AssonTrsr oF
Kerseys, Plains, Bed k Negro Blankets,
Groctries, Hlardware, Crockery,
SIIOES, 11.17'S AND CAPS,
Which he ofers at the LOWEST PRICES for
Cash, and on tine to punctual customers.
Er Cal! vtid examine for yourselves.
Edgefield C. II., Oct 12 if 39
Naw Fall and Winter Goods,
X. LLR & WARRn,
Augusta, Ga.,
\IV E Tut i eeArved. ::t their Store, Corner op
pos te thl .l:ansion H Mouse, it htlrge and com21
p ete Stock of FA LL ANiD WINTER GOODS,
c.:152tig f
1;o:demdiiehl Pfaiid -ll Rs,
Uren le ani Strip-Ad lW:2ek Si1.KS,
Fmbroidered 3Ietin2 1:(heq,
Rich Fi-our.-d Cashim-ers and1,1 D1Lanes?
I'ain Freich anJ] Enli,h M1erinos,
Saxly PlaIds, a beautiful :nticle for Childrens
C'd Engli.h Flannels, for Children and Ladies'
Sav-ks,
Supe. White Cauze and Welh Flannels,
1 ae Al',aeca aid C.1atonl Clo:hs, for .adies'
NI,urniit12,
I nelk chall, D'Laines and Bonlmzlines.
Fre.:l, l-iCnglisi and Aieirican Pi'lNYTS,
Rich Embroideries.
French CI E.IlZETTFS and SLEEVES,
Cellars: Worked Vhinds;
N u.,lin Edgings and4 Inserings: Trish Linens
D:na,k Table Cloths. Table Napkins and Doyles,
12-4 1lb-avv I -irnsley Shiet2ngi,
Tother wviti a fine Stoek of SATTINETS,
Ketucky .IEANIS, CLOTIlS, CASSLI~ERES
and' VliSTING~S.
We res;>ectfully solicit a ca'l from nur friends
and euitomers, anda persolns %isiting ih.- city would
d., well to give ns a look before purchasing.
Aulust, Oct 12 6m1 4
Heavy A'l Wool Negro Goods
Aid Blnnkets.
. ILI.ER & WAiIREN. Augusta, Ga., 1ave
.inJust received a large Stocvk of Georgia
Pl~aiins anin a large hit o' J4 1and 9-4 Ne
gro Blankets, some of them weighing eight
p:uus to 'hie pa,*1.r. it, whiIh they invite tie attil
tion of phmIlIteIrs. Also,
GENtINE IIETT ANCIOR BOLTING CLOTHS.
From No I to 10.
A ngusta, Oct. 12 fum 39
B 0 0 T -_ A. .N D) S H 0 E S
AT TEE MON FRONT STORE OPPOSITE THE
Masonic Hall, Augusta, Ga.
DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, tc,
, RE now receiving the~r FA I.L STOCK (of
11 Ge.nts. Lalles, M~isses, Boys, Youths and
Ch.drenz's SII0ES of the
Fines! Qualities,
And the be't that ean he bouughit.
Our A ssortmenlt rins~ll E\-ERY ARTICLE
usual~y kept in the I~irgest BRoot and Shoe Stores.
--A .I. VAitlETiER5 OF
PLANTATION BROGANS
AND 110UUSE SE RVANTS' SHOES.
All of which we will sell 0on th.: most reasoniable
termis.
Auczusta, Oct 12 tf 39
M~rs. Dupre's Seminary,
CIIA4RLEST'ON. S. C.
I.U:zioia siuces<, enteed uponi its Exercises
for thle twelIhl year 442 thse :rd otf Octobier, 1853.
An.1 etiluient DCrp o24~f I ust ructoris has been organ-t
ized fir the ensiOn. se:Si<.n. TJo prov4idl e ccom
modat:2ilns for its iti-re;:s tuj numiibirs. a rangite of
thirty'additinal room as beentiii inhedl to the oirigi
112n ibu Id ing. and24 every prov~Iisio h2a1s besen mai~de
fo4r the person1n4 i cmfolrt of t he pupils. andu li'r ex
tendin<. to, aill thle ad4ivant attes of a thoirough2 Fenale
Educaton. Them folowing is the
PraserA.s-3Ine. JILlA Di'IN.
3I1s. J I.IA C. ltO'NETIIEAU.
LscTeansa.-R.v CRt ANM10I-. WALLAC.
REv. CRANMIORE WAI.lACE. Ancient Langua
ges, Ethics. &c.
31res A. GILAIOR E. 1
lis1:s E. It. lIlt EWsTER, Engili Deatn.
Nhts. 3. C. lIolNETIIEAU,
No's3 W~illSKlEIA N. French. Drawinlg
311.Er. TlIEmSE .MA RDAGA. and Pamntmig.
Diloss. ESDR~A,3
Mi:ss W H ISK E3A N, I nie-Vocal and 1
Min. REEVES. rInsstrumfenta!.
SIGNoR (iA.MBATI.
It may be Iiportanit 244 person2s at a dista2nce ti
state, that at Branec.h of thi~s I n'tittin haus been es
tablihced ait A iken, a p,:aie tiamed for its hea~lth,
were Studenits mayu be renol(ved1 in the summiler
season, atnd und~er t'he samie superintendence, may3
cnt2inIIue the samie systeml of iintrction.
Chairleton. Oct in i .9
SheriW' Sale.
STATE'i OF SO UTH~ CA ROLINA,
EDGEFIEL.D DISTRICT,
Exparte
B Y Virtue of an Order from E. P. Lake.
1)E-., Ordinalry oif Newbherry Distriet, i2n
the above. stated else, I shallI pro'eedl 1o sell on
the first Monlday in2 No' ember ne~xtat Edgeftield1
C. HI., The PIlantaition2 or Tract1 of Land, lyiig
nnd1 bing" in the Distriict (of Edge-lield and2( Sitt
aforesaid con~ftaiing .sixt v-seven2 (67) acres more
or less lv ing 022 bothI sidee of1 what is e::lled the0
Wlliam'ns Roa:d, bounded by lands of WViley
Bridges amd others.
Terms. a credit until thei first day of Novem
ber 1854, wi:hI interest f'rim the day of sale, ex
cept the costs which mu~st be paiid in cash. The
prchatser~ givinig biiind withs good sulretiesf and ai
t'ortgasge (of the premui.es, (if deetmed necessary)I
to secure the purchase mnt~ley.
Lzawrs JONES, S. E. D.
Seyt 28thlt5 38I
Sheifits Sale.
B Y Virtue of sundry writs of Fi. Fa. to me
directed, I shall proceed to sell on the
first Monday in Nov. neCxt, at Edgefield Court
House, the following property in the following'
cases, viz:
Leci G. Hol'oway vs Wmn. Strom, Samuel C.
Strom and Edmund Boyd, The Tract of Land4
belonging t o the Defe'ndant Wmr. Strom, Sr.,
contining~ Three Hunsdred Acres, more or less,
adjoiing lainds of1 L. Reynolds, Washington
Strom :snd others.
Davcid Harris vs. Enos Clark;onc Black Mule
and Cart.
Terms sh. L. JONES, S. E. D.
Oct 12 4 39
Just Received
ALOT of EaLstmal:n's SUPERIOR STRAW
CUTTrERS.
A lot of Danier's Pust. Superior Straw Cutters,
Grnt's Superior Patenlt FA N AlILLS,
" ' Grain Cradh-Iis,
11(0 & Co's Stperior CIRCLA R SA WS,
All f which will be sold on the nsost accommITodai
ting terms. Call and see them. -
ROIIINSON & JACKSON.
CONSTANTLY ON -HANDT.STItLL REEIVING- 1I
r
I AM NOW receiving my usual supply of GOODS for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
To which I respectfully invite the attention of the Community
and the Trading Public. W. P. BUTLER,
Edgefield C. H., Oct. 12, No 1, PARK Row.
FALL IMPORTATIONS!
FOGARTIE & DELAND,
CORNER KING AND WENT WORTH STREETS, CHARLESTON S. C. C
Are Receiving and now Opening their Fall Importations of
FANCY D Y- G'OODS,
C OMPRISING an extensive Stock of DRESS SILKS,-Cashmere DE TOUR and DELAINES
of the most beautiful and elegatit designs. 3
Dress CHINTZES, FURNITURE Do., American PRINTS, all new slyles. English LONG
C.OTHS, superior at 12 cen's, American SHIR-TI.NGS, SH EETINGS, PLANTERS' BLAN- N
KETS, fine Bath and Whitney Do., KERSEYS and PLAINS.
W h ite GO o d s.
LINENS, CAMBRICS, FANCY HANDKERCHJEFS, GL.OVES, iTOSIERY, &c..
We invite particular attention.to our D.EESS GOODS,. LONG CLOTHl and DAMASK C
TABLING DEPA RTM ENTS, embraeingktheiiewest and best designs of .
Fancy and Staple Artic!es,
Vhich for variety, extent and adaptedness to 1-he FALI TRAUE, we challenge comparison. t]
ALSO
A complete Stock of British, French ad German HOSIERY.
Mr We respectfully invite a call and exaiination of qur STOCK.
Charleston, Oct 10. FOGARTIE & DELAN , Corner King and Wentworth St.
REMOVAL. F THE MARRIAGE STATE;
--- ffh~Mall Uapptiseis and Iealth, or .isery and
Grand Display for Fall Trade, -ckness, a-d i
orostrrE n. C. DUNntAa's, S TU C
IN CHARLES H.AMMOlND'S NEW BRICK STORE MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS I
Hanaburg, S. C., Reflections for the Thoughtful.
HF.RE the Unlersi;:ned will keep constantly
W iu Store, a welltrange that countless human beings exist and
aI ore dra throug life as do the beasts of the field, of
Stock of Groceries, theinsects of the earth, ovincing no more tho
or reflection than though the noble faculties of wn .
nbracing every article usually found in an exten- were not vouchsafed to theta. U
9ve .rcr tr.hsSoke'ss~i f Many such are hutsbands and fathers, upon whoin
v e Grocery Store. Hlis Stock contsists inl paT f
.lava, Rio and Cuba COFFEE, .or dependent the health, the well-being, and "te
Chirtie, P't'.RicoandNew rlens SGAR happinosgs of a confiding and affectionate wife, with
Clarified, Pi Rico and New Orleans SUGARchren.
Crushed, Powdered and 1.oar Do stwov -. sr'
New Orleans and Cuba MOL ASSE S.
John Gilbsn, so'n & Co. N,.-etar WHISKEY,. ilLlGSFOMYA OYA
E:rgle, Doub'e I~i-tilled Rye and Revctid do I h iibecniina o vnfroedyt
.lamaica R UM. N. E. R UM, .fetehapanehirtignlucenidta
Old SMadeira, Che'rry and Port WINES, toheejyntfhal.
Tencriffe and Alatlaga do o vn ohrro;a e rdabto n
imtported Old BR ANDIES, Otard Brandy, eieyinceaderehrttkeprol
P'erfet Love, Roase. Mlint and Citnnamron (.ordials, chreobehusolvawhn ereltwil I
Pure Holland GIN. L.ondon Cordial GIN, ntamto t u h s eeteespretbyi
American BR.ANDY and GIN, ' sninfrmdytdandlwsalng
Briass Bound Buaekets atnd Tubs, Painted Do. Tudyatrdy n ot fe ot rn
al easures, Market. ljaskets.. Brooms. &c. sie e elhdiysns ilfi~ee h
T,,ilet.C Onsiee'ltmid Turpe-ntine. SOA PS,hosofrc eyn lurzuts. n,5ta
PICKLES and K ETCHUPS of all k'nds. TEBOMN IE
Tob:reco. Candles. Fine Teas and Spices, all kinds Btafwyasaoi h ls fhat n
F.ne SA LT in Baixes atnd Bags, .t~ otadboac fsiis aatla~ lp. I
ESSENCES for Flavourlig, of all descriptione ieicby Ieons eblscky o
.\lear.'ti. Yeast P'owders. Alustardiewt faeeaai.ed eve n
CANISand SEARS of the best quality,.ipesosuergadnutrphicrnd t
CIIEESE, FLOUR of the best lirands, meaa rotain
Fine llamily .310K E REL, Starch, &c. -Smtmsti elrbecag a n ns~
A d a great mntny o'ther articles, A Li4 of which is rs rm ogri rcntttoa ass u
arranted to be Fresh and of the best quality.otnr yfrotnr ogts n nxual
S. E. HO WERS.' . ~t
Hambhurg, October 12 tf 39 *ilto fwihetisdsae ufrn n
State ot' South Carolina, Hrdtr opansuo ieCllld
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, ' uv ssTIR N 'trrzo~~tvo,
IN EQUITY. rnnitngOSUTISRFLAI
opia WVhittle and others,KIGSVLadoie ias,
v Bill for Part it'n "
Rethetionfro the aeTs.gtfl
B YVirue f a Orer romCha. DRGAAn utrag this continess hall e se exise ind
in tlis cse, willproced t at' at dg dal thtroughcer s d the boforeds ott he oreld, or
ouresheeets our theoart, ouron thme tught an
leldC. i., n th Fist Mtsdzy i Novm oe charaction than tough he poess, t es xur and
tex, heRclEsateofJoep W itlede'd weuait nof, ouchosad mechanim. bu i1lltla
TracNo . Cottaiing wo hndre an anosuc and pasndaftes, uponttngra deran
min~vouracrs, ore or ess siuatd o inall a copnern the h ealth an welareg and the t
lotdsCrek i ths istictand adjittt b w iiessf our actonsdi and aectotrof oure whith
pel apbaaing ofhs chilren, esol b m
,tleow BEIGTED IG PNORTANCEt I
even acre~~~s, more inth leisle conduatneasnot ee forme o salti goac rvi son prduc to w
rac an bondd b lads f oelRidelFo - tieeo its ando fruits eraowting sallnce i fet a
tat itchllPinkcy Cckeoft nd oher. --audo the benjyme ant of athe- aue hrce
The boveland wil besold nebiherinay ho e das byvaliderinGn-dutoferin ofend,
inc nd wo ar frm dy ofsal, ecep as progedn to ers eo tather pie amliction and
diesesg inuel and hoeesl icr table erSonalt
o so nuchas wll dfrayt~meeost or hechag e of ever closeold eye tohen rer of pthysill
vhih ustbepai i cah. Pitehse ony nogia ad in ce i but whice isane aer ve pecetiy an i
o be ecurd by otidwithadequte srti s i ndesning of toudaye and a ca salndg. en
A. STMKINS,~. E. E.TD. subec t rs di-,n endrin ieasest tand
perpetutn tehelto our iks tilden. geenth
op__ E fEVERY n ogrrmis AN PNER. "
STAE O SOTH AROINA NTHuEado rf te BLOM e BgRaDE, ofshs
Buwet em yeast ago no to e ur of~i, health
EDGEFIEII DIyTRIC,.and us. Thy olepirits'ly cnaned ap a.I
INrQen. itly cr neat lcd eoesafee scle
3rtotM sad ohrTiiia e ARwIthfaeD emac iaten 'rvS un
big .Garet, ~strunagdcoun.s Drit deprssed couteantce a riU te
Garet atidoter.iJm pre s ouFfrg DFa an ~ ut lte hsc n d
it dgeiel C trt[lose ot tle irs Moda oeimes thbisdelobetti 87 chnge ttay ndo net
ti ovtubr ietlt tact o paceftenlnd eSrPby far OftnR OrndEUaL
I. tac prce o iixy-ouraces stu orane fthe ARE ORrn NOT, an nnpirestrsof
te n ite istictafoesad o Stpltts crek, ath~ r as onncte aith ethe oarig tte, the
Inis er , honly tter wif,.bcuse ofte r
imtdbott~dd byl~ids f 'rtou~isMe.KelereodintatCmplints p the ildens
KIGsympto, and ther neases,
'omaslin ct led trsoon oa' ek a nddouldount..eEnFUl INItspaTAlE toco
Y idjto arn fOrnatre tritlyintndeafo.tDARarieNt
iThs ase will o d o ei t f de - rtoecnepaigmrig.
nli C.f.,o te daFi salendayp an oeberS FOEHUDE TO-b
et ~ thi Rastate of Joswile rWhirtei dea'd.,SN OIS
Itourcaecs toasv ondwits: eut--nr~Rv enSETD ALwti h atfw
Trat N.1 CnA.nn twoKhundred and. mnts
ndSept. ry Whitt3e S.W tn L. CAUIONTOTHEPUBI,
e state of oelutrw aueliadge andO EF.SU
TrctN I. Eont inin .on Librtndred.N.Y. iandte ite aftndth
entryainethemClerk's Offie oittheehacksofhtheotitl
Crlan onde bylnso Je ig For-u ol frepcaleadhnoal
t loritchrlsendPinmaelCandkaddessatodDr.hA.s.
Theiskns aboeardsa wilebe soldcau aotnrearasuriusandsrretiiosf
me and two yeas frommdaytofoaleoexceptta
fs, itc is willderday the C dtorth ofsEuWMitRVTEMDCA O. l
iehCm isoe' ad ytefrtM na l etr must be oaidpandaand Purchased money
> bersced y Pubndhinithficeeqo.ate Lserryties.t
A. SIM1KINS, C. E. E. D. 'orslintiVlagbyD.AG
Oct da3, the53rdofOtobr frm 38fdNw ha lu..o
rittonyea s ad. n isthers, inrsetn . ilaltofSprieNw~ etFO R
tibyifrstiBiglG.rL Partitioo
Oct 12 Garreto,.WG.li.mPandAccount
3vitudofanre C omg thec Courtor ofe
ErN tfiyin rhiedyaso, Ish allprced toGL T S eeelloo upy feellitWN
1. A trac pyon patce, atf ixfour a es fositu-eta uroes
.G.~i n Sme Getzen ,At - .W LAt. R
Ajunigands ofTh f R. Jun.e iie.
SEL.
LCTUAL C IASH!
rHr Undersifr -d upon a
.change in thei ENTIRE
toek at
Actual C ly!
Their Stock cor lendid as
>rtment of
Rich Dri -les,
CROCKE
HARD WA TY,
loots, Shoes o., &c.
Alf those wh- D .BAR.
AINS, will do'
Edgcfild Oct.
New D d
iers and frfieu
Select Sti ds,
n all of its varieti Ited with
-reat care in the b such as,
,ew York antl 11m -.is we:l
dapted to the. Full
L good Stoek of -l * ert for
lie use of country b-.b sold
)w for Cash, or on u purac
jal customers.
The verv highe: aid for
'o4ttou and other pi ouds.
RY.
Sept 28 1853 37
Hardware ,
1 - SUBSCR rtheir
Fall Stock of
HARDWA
'onsisting of Anvi! .nm
ers, Screw Plates ShPe
ails, Rasps, Files, othcr
ind of SAWS.
00 dozen of all ki
00 " "
110 pir Pistols of
11 G uns. Colts Rt
'egon Cha:ns. C ouse
urnishing Goods, -eted
ith a ilardware 11
orn Slllars, Str- . nme
ollins A xes, dge
We would respect -o
C, and anything s1 of
ie best manufaicture.
AllJr
few doors above In
Sept. 28 1853.
Valuable .
'1 Hl Subscriber ot E
.TRACT OF L. -
ne Thousand a . :,
ying on CulTeetown ( -
e and a half mi'es E.
lligent and pleasant
iles. of Bethany Aea
anent School) and ni
the upper terminu
dgefield C. 11. to Ch<
nee if the contemp .
iver Valley lail Roai.
There ire but few it'
gres with this for agr>
Udtired acres of the I
d Branch bottos- - -
mn. A bout Four bi .1
miiar to thte .nmndi ag
itton , Corn antd Oat
te for Whteat it entn - . t
town to produce ne]
dance is sandy, adnlt C
mn of Ceitton. rTe nd
hogs espueilly is tal- ]
mn is well diichied a
Oni thc plremiises air
new,1 wiitht eleven .eni
ud wAiiS 4vr 1t7 Ke0
egro. IIotuses, built .rs,
it good roek ant-i
Peursoins r'esiding the
uwer or Eatste.r i dire
purcase andthis
-fore bnying, ;'s it rice
iitr landls sell tos
iThe imiprovenme: lace
r e prce aske~d how
fore Iiimake array ther
Edgeliteld C'. H..8
i bbeville T and
ard'e account to T
M~ore
LIIE Subscribe ferintg
lfor sale the .h he
uw lives, sittuate. Pine
cuse in this I n the ,
anik Road. Th
Two:
hout Eighty of ~h con-E
tioni while thte : -. j
On the Tract: mis, as
r instance a ne --House,
iod Negro Illo .. ., &c.
e location is v - & Mil
r's Steami Saw
Persons desir to thec
bsriber at th . I termts
ill be made kr
Ot5 '38.
['IE Tract la cee Pond,
L formerly o .ted about
in miles froir Road.
Te above Tr -rThousand
d Twenty-sev iid within
nenient distia - usta.
The house is iumse, and
voably lente approved
rehser. it will lesired.
A ply to Pres't.
Road Co.
Oct 5 38
STATE' 0 .INA,
avis, Ka j cmet
Rawle,
we tachment
'IE PhItinti e this day
L tiled their nd the
efendant havi y known -
residi - within -n whom
pies of said I lead can I
-served : On ,.aerar& i
vF.S, Atto'rne: that said I,
etiendant appe: - eharations e
thin a year ar 'reof or in
fault thereof j niudm-hn ~
0. E. .
)N the ?9th . betw,:en{ -
1Edgefie~ld i a or Meet
g Street, a lark ) LEVER
'ATC;I,-NO ' . r Hayden,
others & Co., ease, and
e Subsriber's . f the back.
tached is a bel Informa
nt wilt be grat< requisite
mpesation w'ill LE. ]
Meeting Street . 39 e
n
LL Persons . - gainst tra
Sding for a 2. .. S. Boyce ,~
berer, for twe *dacted Oct
1853,-ns the thout con
eration, and up *eprceenta
s, and I amt nic compelled
law. '.RELL.
e tober 7, 3
For * b
, A Well L dle LAW p
SOFFICE, nith two tr
(tms, anid a lire isO O le
Detl2 ,3
FALL TRADE, FOR 1863!1
CUNNINGHAM
IlE UNDERSIGNED hating given a further trial to thu CASA- SYSTEM during the
past season. have become still more convinced that it Is the only true system of doing a
ROCERY BUSIN ESS on ierms ndvantngeous to both seller and buyer, being the cheapest,
lafelst and surest for both. While the seller is benefitted by getting the CASH PAID DOWN
,r his Goods, enabling him to turu his money over many times in the year, the buyer has the
idvantage of getting his Goods
Ten or Fifteen pei Cent Cheaper
'hnn they enn lie obtained from those who sell on credit; they being compelled to sell at this
iffierence of per centage to cover bad debts and pay the additional expense of keephig and col
eting long accounts. It only requires-a little reflection, aided hy a slight examination, to con
ince those who visit Hanmbure for the purpose of pnrchasing SUPPLIES, that the Merchant who
enls exclu4vely on the Cash System in purehasing his Stocklays it. in cheaper than those who lay
in large Stocks on credit, nith a view to selling them out in thesame way, being enabled to turn
Is capiital over only once a year, must of course get lrger profits to sustain his business, than
im who on the Cash system, buys moderate Stocks, SELLS.QUICK and TURNS OVER hi
apital every thirty to sixty days. The intelligent planter will perceive that the CASH SYSTEM
erchant will have made nuore money at the end of the year, by making FIVE PER CENT rROFIT,
lin the credit system man will at TWENTY-FIVE, and that those who buy Goods had better bor
row tlie-money at home, and allow even fifteen or twenty per cent interest, and pay CASH for
4issupplies. than to pnrchase on time even from the best CREDIT HOUSES.
- The _Undersigned having nmide ample arrangements to keep on hand a LARGER STOCK,
nd much better assortment of
AL.r KINDS 01 GROCERIES
rhan they did the past season, only ask of their friends and.others visiting this market, to give
etm adall, where.th1ey. will find, in addition to F1NE FAMILY GROCERIES, a large
upply of nearly all the staple Goods usually used in the country, such as
addlery, Hats, Shoes, Calicoes, Shirtings, Sheetings, Blankets,
FLANNELS, &c., &C.
Being thank alifor the liberal pat ronngs of the past season, and looking forward to a largely
inereased trade theieoming Fall. we have laid in and are'now receiving our Stock, and take plea
re in calling the attention of customers to onr superior
Teas, Sugars, Cofiee, Chese, ielolasses, Flour, Bacon,
. Who prefel pfying Cash for their Goods, and thereby save Fifteen Dollars in every Hun
fred, had better cail at our Old Stand, on the Corner nearly opposite the Carolina Hotel, where
ill articles sold, will be put ilp in the best manner, and warranted to torn out what they are rep
*esebied. .R. F. & i. L. CUNNINGHAM. -
Hamburg, Oct, 10, Cm 39
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY COODS AND CARPETINC
NO 2, GRANITE BUILDINGS, COLUMBIA, S. C.
N cnlling the attention of his friends and the public generally, he would state that he has now
received a very large and elegant stock of
DRY GOODS AND CARPETING,
nd to whieb constant additions will be imide of all new Goods adapted to the coming season.
LADIES' DRESS GOOmn
f Every style and quality.
this department will he found every qunlity, and at prices never before offered in this marke .
PLANTATION GOODs.
leal Georgia Plains, Kerseys, Linseys, Osnaburgs, &c.
Blankets of very Quality.
Fr' m 1 to ti ynrd-s wile.
LACE MUSLIN AND DAMASK CURTAINS,
indow Shades, Gilt Cornices nod Trimmnings of all kinds, In asking a call from persons visi
ing Columtbini for the~ pur pose of buyi~ing Goods.e does so w1ith the assuraince that he
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLED.
g" P. S.-Contry 3Merchants will lintd it to their interest to look before buy ing elsewhere.
Colmlbin, Oct 1 t3
~OR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE!
T THEIR NEW GLASS FRONT STORE, a few doors above the Market, Colombia,
S. C., are now prepared to exhibtit thie largest and mo1(st altrnetive Stock of FOREIGN and
03ESTIC DRY GOODS, CA RPETINGS .&c., e'er brought to this tmarket,to whichl weekly
dditions will be maide of all the newest styles of goods, as they make their appearance.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
lks, Cashmeres, Mlerinos, De Laines,'ersian Cloths, Printed Satin P,, e",..'ines De
lege Robes, and othier new styles, itn every imaiginable shaide and fi. ure, and suited to all ages,
easions and circumstances. French Cambrics, Britliantes, Ginghiama, iom, iu..
Collars, Undersleeves and Chiemisetts in every variety, antd of the newest styles.
C~asiers. . For Men's and Boy's Wear.
tots, asmre.Twveeds, Jeans nd V'estings of every quality. g~i A complete assortment
of UOUSE FURNISHING GOEDS.
FOR NEGROES.
;enuine Georgia and North Carolinai Plains, Plaid and Plain Linseys, Osnaburgs, Stripes, &c
n tis department we defy competition.
BLANKETS BLANKETS.
500 Pairs All-Wool Family Blankets, from $2.50 to $15 a pair, 1,500 pairs Negro Blaknets.
rm I to8 yards wide; WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN [DAMASKS, Embroidered, Lnee
d Muslin CURTAINS, Gilt..Cornice aind Window anid CURTAIN TRIMMIlNGS of every
ve. We respectfuilly solicit n'enil from buyers before they make their selections.
~ g Country Mlerchants furnished at Charleston prices. 3
Colnunbia, Oct 10 5t
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
trehibald Watson and Hartwell '1 Wilson C. Roberson, Applicant, 2Summons
Whittle, Applicants, |Summons si
arhWts.n thr c j Prin Susan Moseley and others, Def'is Partition. r
irahWate andothes D- I artiion' Y Vitueof an Order from H. T.Wrg,
fendants. ' Js. Ordinary of Edgefield DsreIsal
) Y Virtue of an Order from H. T. Wright proceed to sell on the first aMonday in November
IJ Esq., Ordinary of Ed gefield District. I next, at Edgelield C. H., in the above stated
'ill proceed to se'll on the first Monday in No- case, The real Estate of Alex. Moseley, dee'd.,
ember next, at Edgenietd C. II., in the abtove containing omne hundred and thirty-seven (137)
tated case, on a credit until the first damy of neres. more or less, bounded by lands of Col. r
ury 1854t-The Traet of~ Land belonging to Wim. Quattlebumn, WViley Mtiller and others. d
le Estate of Amnos Watson, dee'd., sitaunte in TrERMS or SALE-A credit, of twelve months
dgeield District, on Riebiland Creek, contan except the costs, which must lbe paidin -cash.- -
ig One Hundred and forty (140) acres, miore orm The purchaser giving bond with good security,
ass, bounded by lands of Josiah Pu:dgett, Stani- and a mortgage of the premises, itf required, to
tore Johnson, 'Jamne W~ebb and others. secure the purchase money.
The P'urchaser will be required to give bond LEWIS JONES, S. E. D. 3
pith sunficient security, and a mortgaige to the Oct 12 4t 39
ots tto beepan in hC:as ony ST ATE OF SOUT H CA ROLINA. 2
LE WIS JONES, 6. E. D- ED.GEFIELD' DISTRICT.
Oct 10 4t 3 Anna Reams, Applicant, )Summons ]
as in
STATE OF SOUT H C A ROLINA, Jefferson Reamns and others, Def't Partition
EDGEFPIELD DISTRICT.BY iruofamOdrfmH.T Wigte
izabeth MceGraw, A pplicant, Sum'aons in rce 0rir fEgeil itit hl
osan McGraw and others, Dcf'ts Pri ~t et tEgfedC . rc fLn e
Y Virtue of an Order from H-. T. Wright, st~tdi h ititaoead ntewtr
S Ordinary of Edgefiel District, I will ptro- o u recnann n ude n
ed to selt on the first Mlonday in November tet~he 13 ee~oeo es one
ext, at Edgefield C. H., in the above statedbylnso mucWeMatn osad
we, The Lands belonging to the Estate of Joelotrs
McGraw, dec'd., containing Two Hundred Taus-crdtotwlemnhxep
rd Four (204) Acres, more or less, situate in tecsswihms epi ncs.Tepr
e District of Edge.field on the waters ofcherivgbowthalattvo ods
loud's Creek, and adjoimiging lands of Sophin uiis n otaeo h rmsst h
Vhittl, L. Reynolds and others. Odnr oscr h ucaemny
TEns OF SALE.-A credit of twelve monthtsLWSJOESE.D
om the day of sale. except the costs, which Ot1 t3
ust be paid in cash. The purchaser giving
and with good security, andI a mortgage of the W ieL aLnedOl
remises, if required, to secure the purchase LM INET OTOLadTN
B Y Vrtueof ar Orer r H. T. Wright, 4
Ocn1,xt. t 9 agt ifeiedC H.32rato Ln e
ongin to te Estte ofGeorg Ream , ed
Law Notice!
M3IYET .SEIBLES, A-rown AT Law
U will prnetice in the Courts -of Edgeield, Lex
agton and Abbeville.
IV OFFICE At Edgfield C. 7., S. C.
Sept 14 - 3m 34
JOS-EPH A BN-E Y,
WILL be. found at all times in his Ofice, at
Edgeteld Court Hose, tiear cbe PLANTEi'd
1o0ML.
Ile willattend promptly and strictly to bushaess
a his profession.
Nov.14 tf 51
A B N ER. PER E :
A GENT for the Prosecution of Claimafpr Boun
&1. ty- Land. Revolutionary ndlother Ibslons
Officeat Edgefield'C. 11., S.O.
Feb23 tf 6
GOODS AT COST,
[N order to prepare for a change I intend to make
- in my business, on the first of Otober next, I
vill sell from and after this date my
Entire Stock of Goods
Without any reservatinn at COST I
The Stock is ENTIRELY FRESH, having been
ought this Spring at elose prices, and is composedl
rineipally of Spring. and Sommer. Goods. all of
whieh I now oter, without any sort of humbuguery,
AT COST. LOD HILL.
July 13, 1853. 'if 21
J. A. GURLEY,
R ESPECTFULLY informs his friends in Caroli
ina that he has removed from Iamburg to Au
pusta, Ga., South side of Broad Street, one Square
bove the Lower Market, nearly op-posife the Fagle
t Phanix, at the sign "VARIETY STORE,"
wheie he will be happy to see his old friends, and
v fair dealing merit a continuation of that pat
mnage heretofure so liberally bestowed. His Stock
:ozisists in part of an extensive variety of
Woodware1
such as Tubs of all kinds, Buckets, Churns, Pails,
Keelers, Wash Boards, Trays, &e., &c.
Tin Ware of all Kinds,
Philadelphia Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Kettles, Sauce
Pans, Smoothing Irons, Shovel and Tongs. Fire
Dogs, Sifters, Fry Pans, Fine Pocket pand Pen
Knives, RAZORS that can't be beat, Tea aad Table
ponns, both Brittania. and Silver, Table Knives
nd Forks, Candle Sticks, Pad Loeks, Shoe Taeks,
c., &c. Also a varied assortment of
J A P'A. R W A R-E.
Letter and Cap Paper, Wafers, ..ins, Needles,
looks and -Eyes, Port MAnies an assortment from
15 ets to $5 each, Silk and Thread Purses,
USPENOERS, HOSE AND HALF HOSEBLOVES,
Silk Mitts, &e.
A complete assortment of the BEST PERFU
1ERY, SOAPS, &c., direct from .ut.rs HACL.t.
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
. Musical Instruments, Toys,
And in fnet many other articles not enumerated
iere. Also, "VIRGINIA TOBACCO" always
o be found here cheap by the Box or otherwise.
' Call and see J. A. GTRLEY,
155 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
Sept. 5. tf 34
IHE PLANTERS'WAREHOUSE
BY
JOHN USHER, SR.,
IlHE Undersigned takes this nethod of inform
ing his rormer pitrons and friends, and the
mublic generally, that having leased -that
Large and Commodious Warehouse,
t the North end of. Centre Street, Hamburg, S. C.,
eently oceupied by A. Mt. Enssos, Eahq., b:e is
ow prepared to RECEIVE, STORE. 8nd SELL
~OTON and other PiRODUCE, and attead to all
terbranchecs of the Warehoutse and Commission
usiness.
The character and enpancity of the Ware-house
rc so generally known ps to require no comment.
Io flatters himself that from his long expei kee in
he business, and eonsequent ihumiliarity syith all its
ranches, together with his unditsided perasnal at
6ntin. to the inmmerthat he wi1L. be Abte.-to~merit a.
natibnannee of that patroniage heretoforiso Iber-ally
tstowed,- and ini returning his thanks to former
ot rns and friends for past favors, assures them,
hn nio pains will be spared to promnotc the interest
thosec whor may favor haim with :their confidence.
Liberal Cash advancees will be- made- on Cotton
d other Produce in Store, whlen required.
Orders for Bagging, Rlope an.1 Family Supplis
vill be attenaded to promptly, and, executed on the
ost favoarable terms. J01hN USilER, Sr.
Slamburg, Sept het 1853. 2m 34
GROCERIES?
B RINDLY & ROSAMOND, IHamburg,
S. C., tender their thanks to former patrons
nd friends, and take pleasure in infoming them
d the public generally, that they will continue the
Cotton and Grocery Business
athe Urick Sto.re at the North end of Centre
areet, recetly occupied by UsnEs.R, NDL.EY &
tos 3oso, whiere they have on hand. and will he
ostntly receiving. a LARGE, GENERAL and
YEL L SE LELCTED Stock of
Grocerics and Liquors,
~onsistng of every article in the Grocery Line
nile for by the planter All of which will be sold
n tihe most reatsonable ternms.
Lberal prics will at all times be paid for Cotton
nd other produce.
Slamburg, Sept I, 1853. 3m 34
To Sportsmen!
}MOST Superior DOUBLE G UNS, lamannted
steel barrels, bar box, tuxrn-off guaids. box fur
titure, steel eseutcheon'd, waterproof. -rrice S125,
nd eaep at thmat.
Two most superior Doulhe Guns. damnaseus bar
ls, bar box, turnoff guards, and box furniture.
'rice $100.
6 Doz. COLTS' superior Pistols 4 ineja $25 each.
ii " " "i 5 " $30) "
* " " " " 4 and 5 inch.
ngraved $35 and 40 each.
4 Dnz. COLTS' suplerior Pistols, 5 inch, engraved
nd Ivory stocks, $tO0 each.
The above are something superior to any thing
ver offered before ini this market. Thme hovers o.f a
OOD "Sporting Gun," would do well toecall and
e them. They WILL give satisfaction.
--Also
Pit -nt Leather Gumn-Case's, Gun Bags, Shot.Bags,
'owder and Blowing Hotrns and P'owder Flasks,
'erussion Caps of every quality, Do'g Calls and
ollars. Decoy Ducks, and Inst tho~ugh nut least, a
ev ( just thme correct size) "rPocket Companions,"
>r the occasiona.
Te above just received and will be sold on most
csonable terms by
ROBINSON & JA CKSON.
S TTambur, Aug 8 . tf 30
Administrator's Notice.
LL Persons indebted by Note or Account to
- the late N. L. Griffin, Esq., are requested to
my the same, and those hiaving~ demands againust
eceased to render un accounit thereo' .to the Uun
ersignedl. M. L. IIONUAM, Adm'r.
July 20 3m 27
State of~ South Carolina,
ABBE VI LLE 'DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Villian Patterson, by Moses T.
Owen, his next friend, Bill
Is for Partition of
Lrthur Murphy and his wife, Blaees.
et al.
YOrder of the Court, the Slaves George, Ben,
Annika, .loe, Anikaa, I.ewis, Jane and Mar
a, will be sold on Sale-day in November next, at
bbeville C. H., on a- credit of one and two years,
eept as to costs, which are to be paid in cash. The
urchasers will be required to give bonds with good
arety, and pay for titles.
11. A. JONES, C. E. A. D.
C onm'rs. Office, Sept 26, 1853. 5t 38
Iamburg & Edgefield P'k Road.
PE PLA NK ROA D from Hamburg to Edge
.field is now completed and open for the pubib.
'11. A. KENRICK, Pres't.
Oct 5 tf 3S
HP' Tus Friends of Adjutant M. E. HOL
.INGS WORTH, respectfully announce him as
Candidate for Colonel of the- 9th Regitihent,
a fill the vacancy occasioned by-theresignation
f Col. WMw. QUATTLEBUM..
Sept 21 tf . -
aw & Magistrates Blanku
F EVERY description, neatly pritited in
best of paper, for sale at thais Office/ or 'sh
Aug24a tf 3