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NEW FALL GOODS, FOR 1853. XVM. H. CRANEA (First Dry Goods Store below the U. S. Hotel.) LIS J ust reccived froin New York a large and extensive assortment of DRY GOODS Suitable for Fall and Winter trade, which he o'firs at VERY LOW PRICES. Ije would respectfully invite those visiting the City to give him a call. - AIONG TE.1 ARE - Plain Blabk and Rich figured Silks, Rich Plaid and Figured Silks, new styles, Rich Plaid Merinos and DeLanes, (all wool) Elegant Fig'd French DeLanes, new designs,. Superior Plain French Merenos and L eLanes, Plaid and Plain Colored Flannels, for Sacks, &c. Superior Black Bombazine and Alpaecas, Plain Black Crape Cloth and.DeLane, Small Fgured DeLanes, some very cheap, Rich French Cashmere Robes and Dresses, A large assortment of new styles Ginghams and Prints, Furniture Calico, Turkey Red Cambric, Furniture Dimity and Fringes, 8 4 and 10-4 Damask Tabie Diaper, and Cloths, Fine Damask Napkins, Diaper, Hituckaback, A large assortment Gent!emen, Ladits and Chil dren's Hosiery, (EngliMh and German,) Fine long and Square Wool Shawls, Plain and Embroidered Talma Cloaks, White Crape and Colored Cashmere Shawls, Fine Black Cashmere Long and Square Shawls, 10-4 and 12-4 Hamilton Sheeting, Pillow Case Cotton, A large assortment, STIRTINGS, SHEET INGS, KERSEYS, together with a very great variety of other Goods Autgusta, Oct. 3, 1853. 3t 38 NEW FALL GOODS, L D. LA L LERSTEDT has received at his old . stand, (Corner of Globe Hotel, Broad Street, Augusta. Ga..) a new and com.ni-te assortment of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, for the Fall and Winter trade, consisting in part of Extra rich colored Brocade Silks, Do. " " Broken Plaids, Super Super Plain Black S.lks, Do. " Watered and Figured do. Rich Figured and Plain Paris:an DeLanes, English and French Narenos, Black and colored Alpacca, Super Scotch Ginhams, English and American Prints, Purniture Dimity and Fringes, Merino Cassimtere and Jeans, Bleached and Brown Shirting, Red and White Flanels, 10-4,11-4 and 12-4 Bed Blankets, Negro Blankets, great fariety, Osnaburgs. Stripes and Georgia Plains, And a full Stock of every thing belonging to the Dry Goods' trade, to which he invites attention. A ngusta, Ga.; Sept 19 3m 30 A Card! D R. JOHN G. WILLIAMS having re Scently moved to Ldgefield Viilage, for the pur pose of devoting his whole time to the practice of his Profession, would most respectfully so-licit a share of that patronage. which was at one time so generous'y extended to him. 10 For the present lie may be found during the d1ay at WiLL.uis & Camus-rmE's Store, and at night a his own residelee. the house recent'y occupied by the Rev. C. A. R.yiuoxs, near the Male Acade iv. Sept 21 tf 36 Particular Notice, T HlE Proprietor of the " V'AstETY STORE" would in form the public that lie has on hand, and is from time to ti:ne receiving supplies of All Kinds of Toys for Girls and Boys, Such ns Dolls of all descriptions, CryIng Babit's, Porcelain, A labaster, India-Rubber and Kid Heads. and somne very lairge W'ax Dolls, with natural hair, moving eyes, and as natural as life. NA RBLES of all kinds, Rubber BALLS, &e., &c., and wh'len you visit Auuta just call in and buy a ntice presenit for the' good wife, the darlinig boy :mrd the beautiful girl-as I have somnething to suit each one, and perhaps you may see some thung to suit "No. 1.''J". ULY 155 Broad Street, A ugusta Ga, Sept 5 tf ' 34 liolins, Accordeouns, &c. ,FINE assortment of DOUB3LE LINED -A VIOL!NS, at very lmv prices. Also Strings, Ijows, Bridges. &c. Fin A ecordeons, Flutinas, Fifes and some choice Lined Silver Keyed FLU TES. &c., &c., just re ceived at the " ARIETrY SToRE." by .1. A. GURLEY, 155, Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Sept 5 tf 34 Perfumery, &c. J UST received a beautiful assortment of TOILET BOTTiLEs, Bohemian and Cut Glass. Also sonie Thlirty' diffrent kinds of TOILET SOA PS andl a varity~ of' O!LS for the I hair. atL " V'ARiETY Sroar,-' 155 Broad Street, A ugusta, Ga., by J. A. G UR LEY. Sept 5 tf 34 Cutlery, &c. IN awsortmnent of SUPERIOR POCKET and iiSPRING ENIVES, SPORTMAN'S Do., (containing enough different useful utensils to open a small shop) miade by the well known makers, Geo. Weustenholm & Sons, Jonathan Crooks and Jose'jh Rodgers & Sons. Also somec American patterns very goiod, at "VARiETY STORE," 155 Ero::d Street, Auusa Ga. J. A. GURLEY. Sept 5 tf 341 "Ho0w to muake Flour Rie. T UST call in at the " iAnt1ETY STOR E" and buy C, sonme of Paesrox & MEIRRILLS' INFALLIBLE YEASTr P'OWD'ER. "and its bound to rise." Call at the " 'AimT S'roaE," 155 Broad Street, Augusta Ga. J. A. GURLEY. Sept 5 tf 34 Friction Matches. ON hand a good supply at 51,00 per Grossq, or one cenit per box, warranted good. CatlI at " ARiETY STORE," 155 Broad Street, Augusta Ga., and get your supply for the year. J. A. GURLEY. Sept 5 tf 34 Southern M~anufacture, 3,00 0 Pair Ilomec made Plantation HARNESS, SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER. OF ALL DEseRiPTioNs. Tanners, Neats Foot and Lamp 0i1, SHOEMAKERS' FINDJNGS. A t the Shoe Store, next door to Sullivan & Brother. - R T. MIMS. July 21 t f .27 Rleady-M~ade Clothing i J UST Received a heavy Stock of READY MAD)E CLOTHIING, well suited to the Fal and Winter Trade, and will be sold LOW FOR CASH, or on easy terms to punctual custonmers. Let the doubtfull examine for themnselvyes. M. W. CLARY. Claryton, Oct. 3, tf 38 Notice for a Teacher. T HE Undersigned hereby publish for a Teacher I.to take charge of a School in their neighbor hood. The Sehool is located about three miles to the East of Liberty Hill. No one need apply un less thoroughlv qualified to teach the English brait ehes. Address either of the Subscribers at Lomg mires P. 0. It is desired to open the School about the first of January next. ROBERT LANIER, JOHN REYNOLDS, G. C. MAYSON. Oct 5. tf 38 Fine Stock and Gin for Sale, A N E W 50 Sawv GIN for sale on moderate terms, made by TAvLR~o, of Georgia. A fine article. -- A1.so - A very superior FINE BRED RAM, about thtree or fotur years of age, a ec oss of Liestershire and Southdown-bred by Col. W. Hampton, and from his best Stock. Sold merely to make a change. R. WARD. LotP.0.. Oct3 3: 33 EDGEFIELD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUMG LADIES. OFFICERS OOLIXGIATE DEPARTMENT. REv. C. A. RAYMOND, PRINCIPAL AND' PRoF. o NAT. HISTORY, NAT. SCIENCE ANDCHEMISTRY. REV. WM. CHRISTY, PROF. OF ANCIENT LANGUA GES AND MATIEMATICS. ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT. Miss HELEN MONTGOMERY. PRIARY DEFARTMENT. Miss HELEN RAYMOND. MUSICAL DEPARTMENT. MRs S. A. RAYMOND, Dii ECTRIS AND TEACNE1 OF VOQAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. -, AssISTANT, (1~ be supplied.) Miss HELEN RAYMOND, VOCAL MUSIC. Drawing, Painting and the French Language are also successfuLly taught. REMARKS. T TIE Third Academic year will commence or MONDAY the 19th of September. The whole number of Pupils in attendance du ring the past year has been 112. , The next Session will commence with greatly increased facilities for instruetion.' These consist First, Of the very considerable additions to thi building which have been made during the present sunmer. Secondly, Of the purchase of a very splendid Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, the original cost of which was above $2,000. This has been added to that already in the Institute. Thirdly, Of a a-lditional nunber-of Teachers. Fourtfily, Additional Pianos, five of which. and an Organ for the practice of Sacred Music, are now in the Inst-tute. There will Also be opened in connection with th Institute a PERMANENT BOA RDING HOUSE. For this purpose the very desirable and spae:ous mansion, fornerly owned by Mr. EDMUND PENN has been purchased by the Principal. A large num ber of Pupils can here enjoy not only the comfort of a well regulated home, but they will be st al hours under the control and watchful care of their Teachers. Their hours of study, seasons (of recrea tion, visiting, &c., will be regulated by their instrue tors; and any directions which parents may give concerning their children will be rigidly observed. Board can also be obtained in several of the best iamilies in the Village. The Trustees take pleasure in adding their re newed commendations, to the flattering testimonials which aie -daily given of the very hightstinatte in wheh this Institution is held. They think that not only does it deserve fully, the patronage of their fellow cit:zens. but that the People of the Distric may justly feel proud of raising up. and sustaining such a noble Institute in their iidst-an Institute which they believe second to none. They also take pleasure in recomntding to the patrons of the School the Rv. War. CHRIsTY of Alabama, a Presbyterian Clergyman, a gentleman with witorm tley' :re personally ;equainted. Mr. C. brings with him rare qualieatentis, ripe experience. aid the best recomnlations. His acceptance 4f the position offered Iim in the Institute, they are convinced will add very much to its strenath and inerits. The Assistint yet to be chosen in the M1u sical Dep:irtnent, will be required to poassess tht hi-ihest qualitications. The Academiical year is divided into three Ses sions of 14 weeks each. There are two vacations, one at the timte of the Christmas holidays, and one in August and September. Expenses per Session of 14 Weeks. Colleg:ate Department............. $15,00 Academic do .............. 12,00 Primary do ....7,00 and $5,00 Pupils using tihe Philosophlienl Apparatus, a"e charged Extna $2,00 per Session. A nd all Pupil, are charged 50 ets each, a Session, for contingencies Extra Branclaes. Music......................... $18-n10 French.......................... 8.tI0 D~rawint......................... 8.00 Oil Painting...................... 15,00 There is no chnrge for use of Piano. Board, withl washing, lighlts and fuel $10 per mout.th. There are no otherC extra charges, exeplt for Books and Music sold. R. Tr. MTMS, S. F. GO0I)E, E. PENN, ~ Trustees G. A. AIl>DISON, A. SIMKINS. J A ugust 8, 1853. tf 30 Teachers Wanted TO tke cargeof anl NSTITUTTIONO LERNN tbot to be stabl:ihed inubge ield Distr ct, South Catrlitna, on Sweet Water Creek. and about eight nmiles from Ilamlburg. 'The School is located in one ot thle mlost healthy portions of Edgefield and in an enlightened, mloral community. Every facility, such its board and other comfo.rt will be e-xtenlded to the Pupils, and every means"e support ini abundance, will be nifforded to the gene ral advancemenit of tile lInstituition. Thue Seminatry lhas already a permanent Capital Stock (of Thirty Thousand D~ollirs, wthl a prospece f constant increase, until its end~owm~ent shall equal tha'lt of any Seminary in the State. Whilst Teachers will lbe fully. sustained in enlusing rder, and in causing the best discipline, and tin est systeml of learning to be observed in thecir 4ehool;- they will be required to com~ie quhtiled to teach the very highest bramches thlat arie taughlt it thle State, an-I to comie recommen~ctded by the yery best and most reliable authtority. Two Teachers-one for Mlales, and the other for Females, are wanted ;and thley are expeted to be ready to undertake thleir chalrge on the first Monday n February next. Applications must be addressed to Capt. Robt. Me -iwvether, Chanirman of the Board of Trustees, t Ivy Isilnd P. O., Edlgedeld District. HRT. MERI WETHIER, GEO. BOSW ELL, I SA MtL. G ETZREN, ITrustees. JOEL CURRY,r A. P. BUTLER,J ANDREW J. HAMlMOND. Uamburg Republican wvill please copy until forbid. Sept 2a 1853, tf 36 EDGEFIELD MALE ACADEMY ! TilE TRUSTEES of thlis Institution beg leavI Lto assure the public that their echlool is now5 in successful operation and that thtey are determinled to use their best exertions to place it upon the hligh est and surest footing. For other particulars see first advertisement. Terms-Recently established, In the Classical Department, per Session of file months........................$18 00 In the higher English Branlches.......16 00 In the lesser " " .... .. 14 00 These rates are as moderate as those of alny othe1 Academy of equal exceilenee in thle Southern coun try. W e desire that exorbitance orf price shall be no hlindrance to any one's reaping tile advaingel Iof this lastitutiotn. JOHN LTPSCOMB, ,. R. T. MIMS, ia ARTHUR SIMIKINS. E LEWlS JONES. GEO. A. ADDISON,' May 18 tf 18 Edgefield Female Academy. R EV. N. A LDRICH respectfully atnnloul ces to hlis tion~er patrons andi to the publia genraly that he will ope-n on the first Monda.y September next, a SCilOOL FOR YO U SG L A DIES at his present residence. and will hold himsel prepared to receive into his fanmily the chlildren all such parents as may be desirous of havIng then under his immediate care. The usual Branches taught in Female Seminarie will be pursued in this, and every care will be takes to advance thie Scholars in thle various department of study. The Terms of Tuition are the same as they wer< it the Young Ladies Boarding and Day School. August TOtf 30 Episcopal Female School, AT GLENN SPRINGS. H A VING purchased the well-know.n Propert~ .LGL.ENN SPRINaS, the undersigned propose t open there a IGH SCH-OOL for Young Ladies on the First of February 1854. No pains wvill be spared to seeure an effic-ien corps of Instructors, and to make thle lnstitutioi eqal in every respect to the very best itn the land A Prospectus will shortly be issued conltah:iig thb usual partictriars as to Termls. Sessions. &c. TIIOS. S. A RTiIIUR, J. D. MCCULLOUGHI. AU ,,~ nnot 23 CANDIDATES. Por Sheriff. FELIX E.. BODIE, WM. QUATTLEBU:I, JULIUS DAY, JAMES EJDSON. Wor Tax Collector. A. R. A BLE, THEOPHILUS DEAN, WESLEY WEW7Z, M. B. WIlTTLE, LEE HOLSON. CHARLES CARTER, THOMAS B. IEESE, ' DERICK HOLSONBAKE, For Ordinary. H. T. WRIGIT, DIAVID BODIE. JOHN W. SMITH, W.. F. DORISOE'r, Zor Clerk. PICKENS B. WEVER. THOS. G. BACON. R. B. BOUKNIGHT, EDMUND PENN. Maryland State Lotteries FOR OCTOBER 1853. The Payment of all Prizes is geraranteed by the State of Maryland. ENORY& 00., -154 PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. (REGILAlI I.ICENSED A('..NTS F1l1t MARYLAND.) The ol..lowitng Schemes for October will he found especally worth the attention o.r the publie, and orders are most respectfully solcited in them. $292,892! CONSOLIDA TED 42. FOR OCT. 21s1. I Prize of SI3.000 ;s $iS.000 3 " ' 6.0001 is 18.000 3 " " 3,000 is 9.000 20 " " 1,000 is 20,100 20 of $400, 20 of $30 . 199 Prizes of $100, &e., &c. .Tickets $5 00. Shares in proportion. Certificates of Pocknes of Wh.hi-s, $75, Halves - $37, Quar. $J8j. $523,318. GRAND CONSL)LIIIATED, t7, FORLOCT. 2. 1 Prizes of $30.000, 20 Prize-s of 5,1100 20 1of 1,000 20 of 50v, 20 of 400-24 of 250-.119 of 00. Tickets $10. Shares in proportion. Certificates of Packnges of 25 Wholes 148, Halves 74, Quarters 37. .Patapsco, 200, for October 24. I Prize of $11,00iI is $I1,000 1 " " 5,000 is 5.000 1 " " 3.1(0 is 3,000 20 60 nre 12,00 500 oif 04, -2 r 20 &c.. &e. Tickets $3 -hares in pr--portion. Certificates of Vatknues If Wheh-es $38, Ila!ves $19. Quarters $9A $296,696. Carroll Couxly, Class 45, Ot. 27. 1 Prize of $24,0041 25 Prizes of $600 4 " 4 000 25 " " 300 8 4 " 2,0o 1 253 " " 115 65 P'rzes of $50. 65 of $411, 30. 201, &c. Tickets $5 010 '1hares int prop.ortio. Certifiantes i,' l'nekne z ci: 26 Whides $74, 26 Ilalves $37. 26 Qut.- 183. 26 Ei;Ihth 94. $106,506. Patapsce, Class 284, for Oct. 28. I Pr z- if $6.'16 S $8..,ili 4 P-ize. wi 1 7511 a.et 7,t0 Ili /.t4e of :t(10. 267 of 40. &c. STickets $2. Shaes in. proportion. Certifiente o'f Packnece of Wbhk-s $30, Halves $15, - Quarters $74. $1, 217.216 ! GRlAND CONS0UI)ATED. W. FURl 01.T. 29. 1 P'riz - of $711 00t0 .s $711.000 1 - " 30.l000t is 31,010 4 .1 -- 5.011 -re 20.000 4 4' " 2.500( nr- 1 0.000l 4 " " 1.7511 a:ec 7.000 800 Priz.. s of $250. &c. &c. Tickets $20 00. Shntres in pro~portion. ICertifiente of 1Pnek:,g.s cos 2b Whtles $250. 26 Ha',ves SW1. 26 Quarte.rs 70. 26 E-ghths 35. The. Lotteries in Alar.s land are drawn unnder :no thtority o.f the Stale by Sw..rn Commtnissio.ners eleet ed by t peo.ple. On'le P':cknge itn an~y of the above Lotteries mony drlawv the 4 ht;hest Prizes. All Lotteries are . n wered b.1 r turn mail. and the Officinl Prainted IDrawinag whth a written expla nlattion s,-nt immtediattely the result is over.. When contvenientt send a draft, as moist secure. Frotm the very immaaense number of Prizes sold by us recetntly, we* are fully jnastitied in sayintg. that iln order to obtain a Good Prize, it is only necessary to address a line to. EMORY & CO.. 154 Pratt St., Baltinmore' af d. Oct 5 tf 38 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIEL.D DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY, 1BY .dot .l Wk~aiii t . Lsqr., Orditinry of r~gtedDistrict Wherens, Joseph~i Etheredge has' applied to me for Letters of Admintistr.tion. on tall and singuhir the goods and chattles, rights antd credits of Cohierine Innabuie, late of the Dis trict.naforesaid. deceas.ed. These are, therefore*. .o in- und nidmonish all and sing~ular, the kinidred and creditors of' thte said deens~ed, to in- :.tid ijppenir netore me, ait our anext Or diary's Counrt for t he satidt District, to be htoldena it E~de-twild C. HI.. on t he 20-h day of Oct. inst, to. shsw cau-e, it any. why the satid admtinis' r..t ion shonid n.,t be gratnted. Given unader myt) htand andl s.euI, ti 4th day of Oct. iln the year oft outr Lord one totusanid eight hundred and Iifiy-three, antd ill the 781h year of Amtericnn Inodepende' ce Oct. 12 2t 39 STATE 01' SOUTHl~ CA ROLIN A EDGEFIEIlD DISTRICT. IN ORDINARY. BY H. T. WRIGH T', Esquire, Ordinary of DEdgeti eld Distriet Whterents Robert .al.rine he ,r has applied to nte for Letters of Admtiist rat ion, oni till and singutlair thle goids anid ebat tel., rights an credits of Mary Aniderzsoin late of the District aforesaid, decensed. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and sittgular, the kindred and creditors oft the snid decense'd, to be aid atpplear biefoire me, at otr next Ordiniary's Court foar the said District, to be holden at Ed..etieh'l C. HI., ott thte 20tht day of October itnt.. to -htow en.use, if any, Lwhy the said adiniis.rationi shutnd not he Sgranted. -Given under my lo.d tad seal, this 4th dasy rof Oct., ini thte year of .enr Lord onie thtousan4 feight huitdred and ti'ig breie aitd ini the seventy eighth year of American lIndependence. sOct 12 -l2t 39 US HREBY Notice. IS H ER EB i te alI pritsons indeb~ted to the S1Estate of Edmounde Byi, deec'd., to muake im mtediate payinett and t hose hiavintg d.-mands against the said Estate, will render themt t inro:.erly attested. JAS. & TA NIDY 10o YI), Ex'rs. Dec 8 l v 41 Notice. A LL those indebted to the Estate of W. W. StkWalling, deedI., nr -reqested to settle tas son as possibile, and those havinig chutms will retnder themr in immediately, properly attested. tChAR LES lA MMOND, Ex'or. Jan 19 tf 52' ~tOn hanad and for Sale A SUPEltIOR Lot of WINES and LIQUORS, which will be sol.h in guantities of Three Gal lons, or more, by F. M. NICHiOLAS. Saluda Lands for Sale 1 W E W ILL sell publicly at Edgeield C. If. on Sale Lay in November next, the Plantation belonging to the Estate of Then. I lill. dee'd., situ ated in Edgetield Distr.et, just two mdes above the Greenville & Columbia Rail Road, immediately on Saluda River. The place conti.ns Eight Hundred Acres Of Land which in point of loemaion and fertility ii net surpassed by :ny 'lr.et in tli.- S-ite. There nre about Tiee li nulid.-I & Fifty acres cleared -nimoetly fre-.h-and admirably adalp'd to the p;oductioin of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, &e., &c. The remaining Four Ilundred and Fily &!res, embrace a hbody of the best virgin forest to be round in the country. The Place is coniparaimly healthy, well impreved, with ,od fences, irup. Gi louIse, Franed Negro Hou with brisk ohinrret a Comre table Dw. I lin with four goe0Re -..Vd all oti r necessary bui ings. .. - . ' The ot4.r- - .: is particularly nvited ": . . I LU 1i: A CE, and they are re4Wc'eu to visit ite plince . see the growing crop. Terms made.kea oen day of sale. L. HILL, ' Ex'ors . R. G. 1ILL. SeptJ4 .14 W The Charleston Mercury, Carolinian. New berry Sentinel and Abbeville K eemr. will please copy weekly until first of November, :nd send b Ils to this Office. Land for-Sale. T HE Subscriber offers for sale his plantation on Horn's Creek, containing Eight Hundred and Thirty Acres. The Land is well adapted to the growth of Cot ton, Corn and small GrAin, with cll necessary im provements. The Tract lies within 16 miles of Illamiburg, and 7 mies of Edgefield C. Hf., and ad joininig lands of Washington% Wise and others. g" Terms will be made easy to an approved purchaser. For further particulars address h Subscriber at Edgefie.d-C..1. S. CHRISTIE. Sept 28 tf 37 i7 Trhe Newberry Seniinel will copy five times and forward account to S. C. Land flr Sale. T HE Subscriber offers for vale his Plantation containing Six Hundred Acres, This Tract is situatedi on Payse's Creek. three miles East of the Piue House. It i. well timbered, and good water abounds throughout the Plantation. There ar.e n Ote - ifortable I Dwell ing hlouse, 9-fr~i- ~ m- every (other neessany out builincg. .. if whi'.h artes'w. There is also on the pr-'ises an excellent SAW MILL. For further partieulars apply to SAMUEL POSEY. June 29 .. tf 23 Splendid Farm for Sale! TIE Subscriber ofers for sale he,'r valuable set .tlenent, known ap..EVERGR EEN, situated n Anderson Distriect, S. C., 12 rriles South-west of the Town of Anderson, and tmur miles east oif the Savannah River. This place comprises Eleven Hundred Acres, Seven hundred ot whiih is in line W moodlaid, One Thndred anl Fitiy Acr's of best Creek lotton, ieoe..tly in cultivat:on, and 400 or 50th acres of Upland, sill in a good state of culture. [Ipon the prenises is a neat and subtanitial Dwei ling House. Kitehen, Negri, Houses. Barn, first-rate Flouring and Saw Mill, entirely new, Store-ltouse and oilier nee. ssary out buildinmgs. This place combines many advantages for an en terprirsing man of business. It is seinated in a fine neighboerhoeod, aecessible tronm all peaints. productive lands. and as a place of busine'ss, e'qnael to) any in the I istrict. Trerms emade easv tin pun-mhnsers. The Subacriber also otlers temr sah-' lb eligble Bueildinag Lots n the Town of A ndersoen. For further particutars npply to the Subsecriber' at Evergreen. or tin Nessrs. lhuerrisoen & lioyles. .ie leson C. II. El-.Z2\ IETIl EA\RLE. A pril 20 t 4 l HD !F.F1PRA 0-P-H ! FOR THE LAns Of FLOWE RS, MILlK AIND HOIEY ! ! JIE Subsecribcer moffers fear sale his TR ACT OF LAN I I, ceoneaininag abmout 85tt acre's, ncere dr lss, lyinmg 12 muilesi Soauthawest ofl A ndersoen U. II., ine one mcile ofel bieat :viga.tiont on Snv amahl iv ter 300 necres mef whcicha is clear' d .nndem. cemd 50 mer 9i0 acres geood bomttone land. Thies tenet is susceptible of divisioen into two or more tracts. Also, anotner Tract oel 250L acres. situncted ontBi Genrostee creek, 11 mailes Smbclwest met \ncder sen, 20 acres of wh~ch is Ko. I bottoem. and alemet 90 neres woeod hatnd. Alsoe. anoether Truet ceentniniei.g 4N0 aeres. .->n oef which are woeed land, aned abhut :30 acres eaf bettome lnd, lying ndjeining thea Evetrezeen traet. cin the Aegu,ta road, alsom on thec reead he :ling~ frmce A cider Saon (.. 11. to A theans, Ga. Alsoe ainothe~r tract conitaining im0 acres. lyineg n the road leadcng fronm Anderon C. I'. toe Doocely's Fery. Persoans desirous of purechaescng will aepply to. air address me at Evergreen, Acnde:'r.en piitriet, S. C. I shall at anye timhe take ple:esure ine alha incg cel eer either oaf the above tracts, to any pe'rsomn wisleing tea purcase. J A.\ES E A R LlE. A pril 20 ,, tf 14 Steam Mill for Sale. T ilE Ilambiurg ande Edgefield Plank liond Cme AIpuny otfer frate thc. ir V.\L U A IL ESTREA M M51 LL, cnow in eaithm about tecn ick s frma ilacc burg. The Engince is oaf Thirty locrse Po~wer, buiit by Messrs. ucnston, Green & Cma., Provience, 1R. I., and bees eace eat Pitlces' l'atenct I lydrun'aie eg ,cbtarsati euijd. :'M4e M:!l sipteed up wthc eone ofi P e'PatetW nr iiensde't thle last yeare over rw nuTflJ ..s- eerlani~ve. - Persons deieiing to pur.:hane will pelacs'' call aned see it in operaetionc. To an aeppromvm d pucrchaser it w;1l le .sold een emone erdita if desired. A ppli tom Ht. A. KEINRUCl, Presienet. UTamnburg, J lune '7, 1853. :f 21 Beach Island Land for Sale, ' 'lIE Suibseriber ,eiuers ..t p .vae siate FItE IH LIN DR EL.A(;RES oaf leele lsI.ei.:ewn~eme Lac.l, lying oen the Hiera, ai :cei. icng inndces ar S~aue Cleark and. Jamcees T1. Guer..nere, aned recited te present year by Jaenes T. Cariner. A beut 400 acres of the cebmve Tract are el.eme andm well imtproved. The bahmea in Cypre.m untd oier sw~acmp timber. ~.teeet .r *' ~ Terams mcade .ensy to a mrhsr \pl Silvrtmn. S. C., laf lbt ALL Persons indmet Abrame payment. Thoselhavig II p)resent them prperly attetedtfor}'acem - Notice, -. . A L L Persons indebted to the I-stcate mer R. Pl: it Birunsmc, dee'd., are reep..-..tlully ntateied to make immacediacte pacyenct, and thoese havineg det mads agaeinst sa~idl estate wilijireee at themc fiarthaweith, propraly attested. . 3htR-. . ~~L.. l t U Nlr4ON, Aaleem'is.., C.GJERT 1.uflE:R, Ada 'or. Ocet 2 1 1 if . . 41 LL. thease is ted to je ectate eat Willaai CL Garrett,. de?'d.. are re4i ested to nae pcay ment iorthwith, ahd' those havlcng demcande atgcainst said estate will r-endaer i' mn in proapem'ly atte.ted, according to law. hIlAURL ES tc.\ MMONI). I t THON". GAI1RRETT. If 2 Feb g tf 'NDRLEW R.\MlSEY, ih- iauthoerized Agant j sef the Edgetield Odd IF.-llaws and leMacnie uiinieg Assmcicnteoe witl ena i up~n that ecatckhmolders wlo hacve not pcaid thecir fir'st instalmaent, for the 1st inethncent of t0 p--r cent onc their Steock-and is alse authoeriz'-d to receive aedditi aen al suibseriptiones to the capita; tntock. A. G. TrE AGUJE, Presiden t. Acg 3 tf 29 Notice. ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of C. J. S Glover, dee'd., are reequested toe mneke immne dimate.payment, aned those heavimig demands aganst said estate, will present them properly atteated. JO11N R AIN4SFOR D, Adm'". NEW AND CHEAP! T HE SUB;CRIBER is now receiving (at the Store formerly occupied by 11. B. JACeSON) his Stock of SPRING and STTMMR GOODS, comprising the latest and most desirable STYLES OF LADIES' RESS GOQD0, -AONG WhICH MAY BE FOUND Baragi. DeLaines of new and beautiful patterns Gloves and t-oiery in every vavityfor (4and Silk lisue and Bareges. young, Foulard Silks of light fabrie for Spring, Lidies'in- GentsLinen C. Handkerchiefs, from French a:nd Organdie Mluslins. from 124 to 50c. l0ets to $6. each Fig'd and Embr'd Swis " a beautiful article Elizabeth Collars, a splendid article, Swiss, .Jaeonet. Ib'ok aaed Nainsok .luslins, Printed Underslceii to match, While iand Colorcd Tarleton " himasettem, all stYles and quAlis, French, Seotch and American Ginghams, all Marseilles, Corded and Grass Skirts, qualities, Jaconet, Swiss, Liaen and Lisle Edgiags and English: French and American Prints, every des- Tusertiiigs, crivtitn. Ribbons, Pans, Paasols and tmbrelbis, ME great 4-4 'urkey Red Prinls for Curtains, ariety, Blue, Red. Orange and Green Prints, solid col- Shell, Buffalo and Horn Back, Side and Dress ors for Quilts. ing Combs, Furniture Prints, some Striped for bordering Tooth and.lair Brtilies. Toilet Soaps, Co 1& 114, 0 logrne and P'erfumnery, vLinesn Brai ers and Bens, both Plain and Ser Black Allapacas amd Banibazines, all q ualities, pentine. For Gents' and Youths' Spring and. Summ'er Clothingf -CAN B E FOUD Draip De Ettes. Cashmeretta, Rel French lering bone Drillinge. Merino Casimeres, UPine Brown, Striped and Graast.cli WVhite and Ctl'd Linen Drillinghs, Cottonades and Coid Catublets, &C. For Bousekeepesm fHuckalmack and Bird Eye Towelings, 40 inch Pillow Came L~inen, Damask Linen Towels, with borders, some 40 an G s Cotton, very fine. Real Irish Linens Undressed, .4 amid 8.4 Dlen'd and Br' n Table Damask, 100 inch Licee Musqut~io Nettingf, Table Napkins, I~ Bleached and Brown Slmirtings, all qualities, Germnan: Oil Cloth, for covering Furniture. a 11 Carolina and Georgia 7-8 anid 4.4 Brown aShirtings and Sheetin s, !.nprio arlcleGRibbone, aSr asoe s and Umin bres, n gactr 5.4. 10.4, 11u4and 12.4 Bleached and Brown nedg Dre Sins-;a~s~ pingcombs Li Marlboro Plaids aind Stripes, &c., &c. Ba AS la ee Goods were bought for CASH, iducenints will be offered to tile purcha ser seldoma imet witht. An examinatiotn is respectfully solicited. M.' A. RANSOM, AGENT FOR R. Al1. FULLER. FlAbinuJG. April 20. 1p52. tf 14 <J.4 -11. NEWBY & CO, WVHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN READY MADE CLOTHING, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &L., &, UNDER TH'E U. S. 1hOTEL AUGUSTA, GA. M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving the CLARGEST and BEST ASSORTbIENT of c ki Ready Bae Ctothi ever ofered in Llrs city. T nheir Stoweionngts of the latict and mos i anrved 8yle's of an0tufaut e . -A L S 0 A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS YOUTHS' AND CHILICREN'S CLOTHING. .Te Countri Merchantsn all persons visiting our city, are respectfully solicited to eal and -xainite oir Stlock for therngulves. AS iusta, Sept. S23. dk 36 DR. DENNIS'S I BEALL&I STOVALL, GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA, WAREHOUSE AND GROCERY FOR . MERCHANTS, Jau.di4 . Sick Ilead-aca Dizziness. Lo a) AUGUSTA, GA. A i e, arb oroP thi d, p ile - nnd - - - & c. case AS Chose Goesswr og o A, PaniindBwlo*l oneeentsignbeofed to usill purha Rhcuotim. ausd b Ikeuseof ercry, Sol Fre of Comsso3 GnT.O Su,,klis.Sa~oaila Bois, UlersR.-M.- FULLER. 'ft.P M.AATONi mNd aE pur B p Ys-PPl imo traC & C .,hin pur sat te UlodoER itTHE-U the HtmEL WAUGUSA GAN.GO1RYIU JM. REWBY A& CO,aenwT eevn theE-LAGESSaT sand wEkTw ASSOTa.tE on .pretindof blarde Cllthiee mad'e.e intrisciy.'ei Stek osit theLAm~ at-et, ndowt Thpovewotued theesof arus re. aain f rcig n aeos nCtiht m)wtt tre iC oure rcha ntlaind botle Dr pe rss vi si or cty, lae irmspecin aulysiie on a itsattv nd examineratveef-csoupnrh Stock for themselves D~PrpRetoly. DENNIS'S BEALLAugas-STOtheCLL, ldicyA0.ick U Hand-e..zie.xs gfelreued s.al-BAL Apetit.e1 Cotipaion ofT h oruaPiea, JJNW .SOAL caursdbt o stiA eness, & to P ai n tiF ui ugsa uy2in th-Bwes.8r Rhumati.sm. caed v,ih useaof rcury,. F UphilD. .S rtfu:tlta.Ail & U lce r . - . F. 1&11 PREP RAaix TION is. lrmadeN Ias T pur a . ossti-e Tet. Iuta. hiter ati, tindrgit geefici al ly.ct Tin1! V T vn ucae h pure-at p;te lood, prbotte itfo be. thecuieimtr~ ftm ~l HN 1 SA~AUGUSTIALGA. Jittac26 151 tf 3 on A Cthetoloinsgne rtio in winmll anec r Elt i m o ro , amda .l e As . & C, vi ng beeneas islled winthe Glas ofd Prmeds,th PUREST ge:,tAND iatnwl bOTU E maEeSS madte ofamewll s kn micotands.g tooren pr eparatnf Srsa~ie ll th .satme. Catr- L O iThs woiae usvmtmt ier. th riou pr paIr.Wiat s'o Saspilla. wll ford by hate an -err et, bethatRFAM SAD IDW RM S thereims- atore 5a:niltla in tonei boe of. Dr. Drwl M NrE .Px St'prpi otha i 3hm:adoe bo 34d asu iriit iss W r SansBo Noeiceerondrlyok.ad.,&. Its altera tie d mik ey ugaiveta e pplie tion -O boes a k ~it o t-mm onl amoe sbsti tutf Eee to totealleeril- nd Friumeo v yds rury.tt- uselin s r emo a f iessa ri-a sing ri n om rtipl mduoith iethbr te b.m.pru td s of M arcurv ti. JC.A en iftms 1i" raiea ~e on lyr iby J.t D'EN- Nm,-iii t M fmm-e EgfedC I. Dec,1,Augtitfs Solrby uAnd doG. TEAGE ad.G G. PrTEAdgeiel N.H;P 1 o tice. Ca'fl ouutA E hsmto frtunn i hnst Chreso ;PLTATONwilln &e nalto andF CeisurehsfiT-as ti aarn.frscjat~ eh tim J.iT artt, uaf t K. litburx minEtie Pl- n Cei iw eevngaa-ito ohi led rg" itemeber to aseforsDENNS'tGEkRGf .lunev 2.5 tf 23 Drgmdcn-,Ceias NoticeDy tth titilinovlasPuy IS IIerebyFi een. that applictin will b e m ae atsca'sSo uniue th -i s i tt tt .tgslatr, to Char-Ter IET IE N BtN IS ai nemi n fr-:m r ea r R cky f Pondt P.mru O.,e rto' rn time t e- tavan t, 1.ive.latti Ir letmm, nr lmt. Wiriamis' 15(1To ac o ,,h-lie. Ah til,f a Cha-r-t.iiters t toriterr o eig es-BFU E t,,lihedmr at s inne pit-td be known Ofhison.Howleter m ke euut3:ti 2 re nan Wa r s &Cel.,) wher NoiPthir, b hapy Soe thafnds annenBinshe I te ia: it~ Sat tt .t tm. Lgis~aureran anct e madte unde ftirm owhapviinwy in strict a,.ita-ip--ma- hai l,.hlean Camip Gou Sdi t e o rarer wit trdi whtheyU feel confi A a.~~t-~m :1, 3mm: 29 i The i st. R p tbe Nsru us - Al of i-C ie vicell mat ieso C tt ill Storhe N~iticc fAora witulay Sou7ic6amt Ths wi8 T~ I fll~ CV N.tiai mtple~tin il Jte HNu topr .ts arile Ti hain urc hasoell the I mtaeh atth tntit . si't ee itei~gismanr. o n h aland eth e lin ri s, in ca mpi ead exies t~tirt rt lt- ery aerisst~m ~alua Rve, a t e lldeticrerd . 1.Jamt 2he Augst prcsv l~litSaFrd.3mf3ilacksithas andoprmd made ofal Sscrdbaccording rede. Notice. Ianne Doerw buligindoweraro BMinsr * mu .. mie lecilat~re.fora pbli Bod et St es. preabred. d Wall kiands, of iB a le-i.,.mttfruiB:-omitic Joinersn Work.3-&c.,n &c. P a~m Utai.C ntice sait heryv thati aliatifor --A Lc S O-t if g ii- b tte madet. le rdi t to r f ronatr te RT eir ing and b W tork woev rk ill rer ivng Fbrr.I iatk Roatu freii th Ttcn tof Edglescie ropto aovenatile. anS.rir F GIeyds JmRi chaei Isrdin's.1 Te rot of i 25di o eitodn rmpl n pntems iea beb A iln's . lths and--- To.BootAalen'soefftermr. rcteni ;ot.ruse Notheighc hoo hse Edgefield C 11. ec OO MA85 S and 46 p In he cai ta ap p licaton illb m d castu tini ~~~~~~~d PE G.R~ wil fid nUE, t mta. 'A Ta. ON wis. i l bit e mLegt h iltureia t - islo end ntd po sor t he pua trongsh ofas- u-h Ginrii o i tlina n ris et esion toh placen ( a cevdin tesl t rug T. Med lemeS& the Fivrerf etei llamdburgtii ad iEdgenil amn G -o e is nF ciingt an adiiSohine faldsa-rptioy .tliewh'.mtt ii-i"-ttgM t' oana -e-2 m dtrgd e diirs.h mias -tthiam C h--- - D y u i P2n4, O l s i d w G l3,2u t .oi .BPhysiianl Dhopguernretype. a te nmext S-ssiona omf the Legilature, fti e~are- forth t Mk- n e ntle n ptrof e flan ierwheal t imw t-rn tfro th \lF rti.y e arss S a a viiiyohtlensni iyt srealta a i,. tiwm byd the -aksn oms cothe F-. edeiosfobanoeor m n orebafcco, t., t 7mug rntvil n kn 3mf is na d D ortherno make, ___ugust_3 - aMr. L.2isFrepred toxtakes &c., oftmc.rn Noticetlo Paintures I~the Artd aer f.he IS 1P RIICTIO ill mha dlet wile nex mae ' ade wilfn thtbako drk re ig to.su the teu n.t. LegislatureC frt r haon admc t h euyoftePcue Anut 27 3m 289_ucy NoticeTSTarvdteFESloofPCT S he.rely giv Cn that ppliention will eat J N V Se rinA utao llnbrada mad tat. th ext S s.ion of the cgi sature, o ree-fe oftebtSU E OR R Z Svih bat th Cire if t es Ferr across tiver Saat th e wrantogv tifaco. Ri~~kowbyte am f ilras'sFrr. Arlfwhc he w iSel a prce thaicSopr . 1ne 53 3m 23Bakmthfh~ COMMISSIONER'S SALES. tate of South Carolia, EDGEFIELD- DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. M. L. Bonham and wifr' and others.' Bill for 's. &tl Ann Griffin and others. Pdrli'n. Y Virtue of an Order from Chan. WARE wLAW in this case, I will offier for sale at. Edgefield C. H., on the lirst, Moiiday iii No vember next, the following, real estate of Ille late N. L. Grifin. 1. The Ninetv-Six Tract of Lna contining Eighteen ~Hunated anid - Twentyfeive,(8# neres, more or less, situated in the Ditriet ffere said. on Henley's and Njnety-Six Creeks', an* wkihin three miles of Ninet y-Six Depot ontlbe Greenville and.Columbia Rail Road, which -will be sold in two separate Tracts.a as ivlows. Tract No I. or Northern .Division, pontaine ing eight hundred and fifteen (815). acresmArl or less, adjoining lands of the estate.of' Whithmu Carter, estate of Bollig,- est ate if'ViddefktUt ,t Giffin. and hinds if Jaies C ell . ' -Tr.sct.No 2, or Southern ivishi, contan. ing one thousand an!i ten (lMOM)-.re, more' or less, adjoining lands of' Juile Cresivell, G. M. Dunovant; Mrs. Ann Willinus- and Wil. liam Carter. 'I bis is one "d the brest Cottesi and Graisi Plantations in this setilon of them State. . It contains about Six Hundred -(600) Avris of Forest. Land, whiidi will be indien1t d on the Pia, and ,ies well at' a whle,. but-ii offered as above for the nceconnodation of 'ih4 chasers. The first Division has no improve nents-the latter has a Dwelling House aiad all necesmary outhuildings. 2. Th'u Hiekery Grove Tract, five-mil.-s-smitr of Ninetv-Six Depot, contaiiifg Thirteen Hunr dred and Twenty-Eight (1328) neres, more-or less, adjoining Lands of Mr<. Ann -Williamn James H. Mims, W.- N. Moore, the Estate of William Andrews and others. This is also a valuible Cotton and Grain Plaint.tion, and is admiribly soited for a residence. The p.eU is in complete order, havmig a Iirge and comforta ble Two-Story Dwelling House within vi w of the Edaefield Road, with every out-houle that can be esired on a farm. Each of the above places is well w: tered and in a high state of cultisation. 'ThoSe desi runs of obtaining a fne planting inerest-Wodid do weNi t< examine them before-the d:y of 'Sile Such an opportunity for a profit IbL investnient is seldom offered. . 3. The White Tracti, situnted within 2 nyles of Edgefield C. H..- on the Pine Hlaise Ro:d, Ceontaiiiing One Hundred and Eig --Omne (181) Acres, more oir less, adjoiiimng imd's of Dr. Wn, M1. Burt, Abner Bushnell. the Estate of John Harrison, S. S. Tomplkins -and 'olttrs. This in.e is valuable for its firewood'n. well as for a small farm, and has *a fne site- for a resi dence.* Terms of Sale. One aid two' years dredit, except as to the costs of this suit which must be paid in cash. Purchisers will be reqired.to. give Bond with at least two approved sureties to secure the purchase money. Plats of the Lands as recently surveyed by A. R. Abhl., can be seen in this office, and will be exhibited on the day of Sale. A. SI51KINS, C.'E. E. D. Sept. 27, 1853. 6t 37 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Allen B. Addisot, Jr. anid Dathe~rs . x,. Lq:nds 4- Negroes, Dai .Kih'r 3.Ex'r Deribudion, 4-c. Y i C iim Order fromt Chain. DUNKIN, 13jn - .- stated ease, .1 shiall sell on the Twenn,.tir - T~'wentv-second of November next, na't the latie residene o' Jamies E. Kilerense, dee'd., the folio . ing Re':l nd Personal property: 1. A very valuabile tract of hind situatedon Big Steven's's Creek. abouit two- miles distant l'romn tihe Savaninah River and inimtedinrely on. the contemplaited route of Railronid. Si tract lies adjoinaing landie of Newaome, - McDonie, Blair, Holmnns and others. -~Upon ii are fifty acre~s of choice low.grounds. four hiundred acre. of oak and hickory forest of good qnnlity~dnd about foaur hntdred neres of well timbe~redlpine land. The' old ph~t enlls fur two thonsatnd aeres in the whole tract. A resurvey is iintenided however previom, to the sale andi the ne'w piat will be opened for exhibition to all dceirons of purchasing. Also, ont the same ocension, I will sell the following gang of nlegroes. A likelier set of' hands ennno~it be produced in the Si'tthern country. They are named as follows: Lake, Tonm, hanrry, \Vade, (a fir .t.rate thieksmithi), John. Ned. Dave. Charte, (i goodi ,]hoemaker), Jack. Dic.k-.Hay wood, Dave, Jake., Gus, Mu rrer, iley, Julia, Jane, Jen, Cle, Amny. Ritter and her four children Mfartha, l~ewis Riobert, :md Tom. Kiz a nd her two child rent. Melinda aund Fed, B.'t sand her two childreii unrence ntd Susannngfu' Enmily and her :bres. children, llenry, Fran, and Ed. Lid and her m wo children H-Iarri'et .ad .Jimt. Fan iiad her child Barbara, Ann, Clarissa. Am:as:da, Kate, Chairlottec and Lucy. Out of thi- fasmily of niegroes, nearly every purchaser can lie suited. Of' the number there are thirty-three grown hands, aitd but oneC that is at all advanced in years. I will also sell, at the. enme time and at the same pluee, 12 head of mules. and five head of horses, 60 head oif cattle, 2 yokes of oxen, 40 head of sheep, 50 head of hogs, I wagon, I car ringe. I enrt, 1 set of Bhacksnmith tools. House. hold and kitchen furiture, the growing crop of corn, eOt ton, &c., &e.. &c. The above described property will be sold on the following terms: The lan~ds on a credit of one and two years from daty of sale, purchaser to give Bond with approved sureties and a muort gage of the premi The negroes and other personally on one yers credit with ample Bo'nd5 &c. The costs of this suit and expenses of sale to be paid in ensh. A. SIittKINS, c. E. E. D. Sept 21 tf 36 r The H:amburg Repuiencn. Charleston 3ercnry and Abbeville Bnnner will copy week ly till day of sale, atid forward accounts to STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIEL.D DI.-TRlCT. IN EQUITY. Grenvillr Ilord and )~ Eveline V. Hord, et at, rs. John WV. 3Mays,1 Mairy Calafernia Mays,et at BY" Virtue of' ala Order from Chancellor Ward law, I will proceed to sell at the premises on Tuesday the 15th of' November next, the following real and personal estaite: The Tract of Land (in Horn's Creek upon which the P'laintif's now reside, containing. Eight hundred and seventy-eight (878) acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of Mrs. Susan Roper, John Fair, S. B. Griffin, WV. B. Addison and others. Also, on the samne d:iyjat tie' snme place, i-he following negroes, viz: Mtiddleton, Abram, Simu, Docey and her 4 children. Boss, Mtinda, Laura and Sarah, Edie atnd her 4chiildren Dick, Eldred, IThnbel and Marganret, Jenny and her 3 children Bill, Henry and Mary, Euasthier and her 2 chit.. drer. Jefferson and Maria, Rhody and Winny. Also, a fine stock of cattle und hogs, a pair of carrigehorses, several. mules, I carriage, .1 wagon, I cart, plantation tooks household <md kitchen furniture, atid the growing erop. The realty will be sold upons a credit of one and two yearwith interest from day of sale. The personalty on a credit of one year, with interest from day of sale. Costs of the suit to be paid in cash. Purchasers to give Bonds wih: approved suretIes to seeure the purchase money. A. SlMKlNd, C. E. E. D. Com'rs. Office, Sept. 6, 1853. Sep 10 34 Letter and Foolscap Paper. JTUST Received a large supply of.Letter and t Foolscap Paper for sale at very low 'price. Same excellent Letter Paper at 124 eente per qr. by the resin or half ream. Also, a large supply of Scbool and Blankm Books G. L. PENN, AGEN~. Sept 25 tf - .3