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TWILL, COMMENCE on SALE-l).Y in De' - eembe-r next, ;nd. SELL ;t AUCTION miy rcinailal ST.OC.K OF GOODS, Continuint froni J''tvt day, until.EVERY TIlING is di'po.rd ef. - Tnax...-Sums of and1 uner i.5 Cash. All over tha ainumtit on a -redit of Twelve nmontlis. with in tere.t. 'LD i1111. . or.1G 1853 Ilt44 li.- \.l p- rsns indebted to me by "Note or flotk aecotint are again tnotitied that I 'aimi elosing my bu-iness aml prompt payment, is expeted. To the Public, 111 Subsliers be- leave to inform i thir T.rien. ids and the publie gent rally, that they have auid keep contaitly on hand a large and splendid assortment of Biuggics and Carriages, Whiceh C.\N.OT BE SURPASSED in any Mar ket for price. beauty of style or durability. Ilavitig ha, a luig experience in the practical part of the buiiness, and hav:ng worked in the first Est:iblishmients in the Union, they flatter thei el Ves that they can anl WI LL g:ve enera satis f.ieioi to :01 who may favor them with a call. L- All work warranted. Taf shop a rear of the Court House. McGREGOR & SMITI. Edgefield. Nov 16, 183. tf 44 REYMOVAL! Boot and Shoe Manufactory, - HAVING removed to the Store adjing~ii Dr. A. G. TsAGUL'S Drug Store, as usual. I am pre pared to make to or-ler, Fine Dress, Double Soled Water Proof atid Pump Boots and Shoes, Of the very 1,EST M ATEiI.\ .S, and ait excel lent fit always warranted. Also, n4hand a large variety of BOOTS mid S110 L of my own niufacture, which will be disposed of on rearo:nable t. rins. WM. McEVOY. Nov. 1G t 44 :1." N. P. -Wanted. three apprentices to learn the Shoe-makibie P'eac a'pply s"(1on. Firc Works for Chiristmas ; r J I E Subscriber is ju-t receiving a large lot of t lie be.'t No, 1 Gold Brand Fire Crackers! A CO311LET E ASSO'TrtVK.T OF Rockets, Pitt Wheels, Triand,!es, Miies of Stars, and every variety of Ornanental and Useful Goods, Suitable for Christmas presents. LT Call at Vrie ty Store. J. A. GURLEY. Augusta, Ga. , Nov 16 - tf 43 For the Planters! 1-Lbs. Pertrian, Guano, U1 01W bbis. Kettlewell's G UANO aind S.\ LTS, 70 Pb!s. KeitlewellTs CIT EMIICA L SALTS, .3 " Pure ground PL.\STFR. The above erlebrated 1atires fr saC by .1. SI1L.EY & SON. JTaibur., Nov 14. tf 44 .7Tlie h.;aurenst ille 1 ierald, Tidependent Press and Anderson Gazette will copy the above four times. aid forivard bi!s to .1. S. & SON. Groceries and Staple GoOds. E have nw on hand, and shall ctilnue to V receive adlitions throughout tl.e business CO.\LArilE STOIICK OF GtoGE IES. comtpri'intg every, thing n~nahly kept in ai Groery Store. Amiong which may be enutmerated the folloawing : G utav and Danlee Uagging, Bacont and Ihlams. 'Molasses and Sugirs of every desci iption, - Nails, Punty and G~ss Liseed and Train Oil-, ad White Lead ; Salt, Iron, Shmes and B ank ts: TiObCceO, Leather, Cofi- e and Tea; Osntaburgs, .lkown~ Shirtinigs and' Cotton -Yarns, Ribmc, soap, &c. For sale on the most rea nwabl- ZtZems...-.'. hlatmburg, Nov'. I G - j in 44 8 'I'E OF 8OU T H CAROLIN A. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. MargareL lHollingsworth,) -rs. Biltfor Partition. D. F. Ihlollingsworthi. BYVirtne of an Order from Chan. WAnD ..r..uv, iti thip ease, I will proceed te sell on Wed'iesdav, the I 4th duii' of December next, at the reside'tee of' the late'Mainsfield E. Hoillintgs worth, the folowintg valuabile, real estate of the said deceassed. viz : Tract No. 1, known na the "U omestead Tract," cont in og Filleen huttndred and fifteen maeres, more or less. lyinig sonme .ix miles to the sothl West oif Ed.etield C. H., on Beaverdam Creek. adjoitning lands of .Mrs. B. Ilollinigs worth. .Ars. Brumnsoni :and others. This tract is in a f'ine state of' improvement ini every resptet. Upon it is an excelletnt Dwel lin~g ho'use, with a fitie wveil of waler and othier conveiiieinces. The leniciing of this plantation is i c'omteitt. repair. anid the ent ire place is inl first rate oirder for mnaking~ a crop. The Plank Ratd to Chienaa's, now in proigress of con-~ struction:. will ruti directly' by the yard. Onl this tract alko, are abotut three hudred acres of low-grounnds. A gooid orchiardl iiay likewise be mienitioined as one of the inducemnits to pur cha~sers. Tlract No 2, known as the " Hollister Tract,'' containing otne hundred and fift acres, more or less. and aidjoainingr the larger platce. These latids will be sold otn a credit of otne ntnd two years* fromt day of a.-ie, except as to so much as will de'frav the costs of this stnit which tost lhe patid int cash. l'nrchasers to give Bonds with approved sureties to secure thet purchase moiney, and to pay for titles (S3) extra. A. SIKINS, c. r.. E. D. Nov 16; 4t 44 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EEGEF.ELD) SAL.E. IN EQUITY. Johntt Ruitt'ford. Adm'or of 1 C. .J. Gle ver, dee'd. v.. JTosiah D. TIibbetts, .lames F. Adamts.J ITNDER an Order from the Court of Equity ) ini this case, notice is hereby given toi the Creditara of C. J. Glover, dee'd.,'to conme in and prov~e their ehtms before ttt anty time betweent the present date and the 29;hm day (or January next, as after that time they wvill not be received. - A. SIKINS, C. E. E. D. Nov 14 -9t 44 No0t i ce! ~1TlShIING to intvest money extentsively in lRail I I laad and other Stovks. I take the shortest w iayt of. gvng timiely notice to all indebte~d to tme, that the~y must make their mtotiied nirrangetnents to mueet their obligations by or before the first of .11an nary 1851. ~W. 11. D)OlN. Noav It; . 5t . 41 IS .hereby gven, that application wvill be marle at the neitxt 'essin of the Legislature, for a re niewal of the Charter of the Fe~rry across Savannah Chver, known by the mnmie of Scitt's Ferry. -.Notice! 1 )EIRSONS inidebted to the Estate of Tlugh *Msely, dee'. aire herebay notified to make car'y piayment, ad thase havitig claims against said Estate wilt please render ,int their aceouts as soon as conveniieiit. J. M. KEMP, Adm'or. Nov 16 :t - 44 ~sTATE .01F SOUT1I1 CAROLINA. EDGEFIIED DISTRICT. TrOL LEID be~nre tme ont the 1 2thi inst., by 3Mrs. . c':emeia A bumey, 'at saal District, til estray ?Alire Mule, briwti coloar, thrtee ye-ars of aige. abont 13! hands hi'ihi. tir marks or brandls perceivable. Ap'praised at .a'5. W. II. \TKinSO, .11D FALL IMPU FOGARTIE CORNER KING AND WENT WOR' Dress COL'D FIG'ED. DE TON SILK, at 871 ets. Argentine :-triped Silk, wide, at $1. Bhck Silk, at ti2, '5 and 87 cents. Extra wiide Black Silk, with rich lustre, at $1. Dress DeLaines RICH BROCADE DE TOUR, Satin finish, I'ersian CaLshmere, Beautiful designs, 37J et. Mslin DeLaines, 12J and 25 ets., new pattern, 200 Pieces CALICO, at Gi eta-worth 10 ets. Velvet and YARD WIDE MAZARINE BLUE and Black VELVET, for Mantilhts, Velvet Trimmings, Galloon Dress Trimming. D a m g S TANDING COLLARS.-150 Dozen GENT daumaged in shidping, at $1,50, worth and u! Blankets at 300 LONDON BLANKETS, at $1. Lot of Servants' Blankets, slightly stained in shipping, will be sold low, - 300 Pair 3 Points Mackinaw Blankets, Fie Bath Bed Blankets, Charleston, Nov 12 FOGARTIE a STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Joseph B. Talley and others, rs. Billfor Partiin. Nancy Talley and others. B Y Virtue of an Order from Chan. WARD LAW, in this case, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House. on the first Monday in December next, the following real estate of Calb Talley, dee'd., viz: Trict No I known as the "Ilollingsworth Traet" on taiining four hundred acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of Benj. Roper, Daniel lrnson, lands of the Estale of M. E. Hlollings. worth and other lands of the said Caleb Talley, deceased. Tinct No 2, known as the " Terry Trnet" containing five hundred and eighty-two acres, nore or less, and adjoining lands of M. E. Hol lingsworth, William Culeiazier, and other lands of said deceased. Tract No 3, known as the " Burn's Tract," ontaining three hundred and seventy-five acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of Elbert Mundy and other lands of the said deceased. Tract No 4, known as the - Cheatham Tract," cloiiniing one hundred and seventy-five acres, inre or less, and adjoining lands o' Mrs. Hol imzsworth, Mrs. Jones, William Culelazier and the Terry Tract above described. Tract No 5, known as the "Powell Tract," and containing forty-nine acres, more or less, nd adjoining lands of Dr. James F. Adams, and the Cheathamn Tract, above described to be sold in conjunction with the Cheatham Tract above nentiomned. Tract No 6, known as the "Camp Branch Tract," containing fort y-nine acres, more or less, manl adjoiining lands of the Estate ofr R. P. Brun o!, dee'd., Tandy Buckhalter and others. These Traets will be sold on a credit of one md two years from day of sale, in two equa:l ~nnual instalments, except costs of this suit to e paiid in cash. Purchasers to give honda and dequate sure:ies, and to pa:y for papers. A. SIMKINS, C. E. E. D. Nov 14. 4te 44 STATE OF SOU1H CAIlOLINA. EDGEFJI.D DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Eamund Hamilton and other, rhos. Rogg~s ..anl jfie~ and,. herg p. BYVirte ati rder fr' Ihan. WVA D BwA6 thi ss,L wiillI roceed to sell at )eeeamber next ensuing the following real es ate of Alexander llamuilton, dec'd., con.<isting if four tr.mets of. Land all situated in the District afores:id, and described as follows: 1. The Hlome Place, containing one hundred cres, imore or less, and adjoining lands of Jas. . Unrrison, Elias Lagrone andi lands of the ~state' of James Harrison, dec'd. 2. Tlhe Tract known as the "Jamy Place," con. aiming fift v neres. more or less, aind adjoining ads of~ Elia~s Lagroine, Johin E. Ha:rrison and ;he lanids of the estateu of Jamies Harrison, de ~eased. 3. The Tract of Land known as the " Frazier Place," cointainitng one hundred acres, more or Less, adjoining thu tract first above described, udi lantds of Elia:s Lagrone and James S. Har ion. 4. The parcel or tract of Land, known as the. Rcky Creek PInce," containing one hundred 'nd tift" neres, more-or less, and adjoining lands f Seaitorn Stalnaker, James S. Harrison and the above described " Frazier Place." TEniMs OF SALE.-These' tracts or parcel of e:l estate will be sold on a credit of one arid wo years from i the day of smle, except as to so uch of the putrcthase moiney~ as will be re inint d to de'fray the costs of this sutt which must bie paiid in ensh. Preba:sers to give Bonds, wvith at least two good iad suflicient securities upon each to me cure the purchase money. Purchasers are nlso to pay for paper.. REW A s.-The lands in this ease arc locnted in the neiglhborhooid of the Mt. Vernon Camp \eeting Ground, and are considered desirable for small settlements. A. SIMKINS, c. E. E. D. Nov 12 4te 44 Slate of South Carolina, EDGFI.)I, DTSTRICT, lY EQUITY. Cornelia HI. Gray and Caroline M. Gray, vs.I Car~line A. Gray and others. )Y Virtue of an Order from Chan. WVARD ) LAW in this ease, I will proceed to sell on the first Monday in December next ensuing, the followving real estate of Matthew M. Gray, deceased, viz: Onie Lot of Land in the Town of Hamburg in the District aiforesaid, fronting upon Market Street, fifty-four feet and extending thereon to Mercer Street two hundred feet, and known in the plain of said Town as Lot No 14. Also a body of landi situated partly within the corporate limits of the Village of Edgotield, in the said District, consisting of two piarcels as follows, viz: The one parcel containing twenty-two and a al~ acres, more or less, lying within the angrle of the Loiig Cane and Angusta roads, hiaving a Dwelling House and out buildings thereon, for mnerly the residence of John Lyons, atnd bound ed byv the said two Roads and by lands of S. 8. Toaipkins, Esqr. The other parcel, containing five acres, more or less, lying on the Augusta Road, opposite he parcel first described, and bounded by the said two Roads and by lands of Mrs. Lucy Tr. Moore and Dr. Richard T. Mims, and known as tme " Wood Lot. TE3xs or S..--Theso Lots and Parcels of real estate will be sold :at Edgefield C. IH., ont the day above designated, in separate parcels anl on~ a credit of one and two years, with in terest from the day of~ sale excepit as to so much as will defray the costs of this suit which must be pid ini cash. The purchase money to be se cured by Bonds with adequato sureties. Pur chsers to pay .or papers. IiEsMAs.-Tlhese pareels of land are all valuable. Thme one nea:r Edgefield C. H., is es pecially so, being one of the most beautiful and healthful residences any where near the place a irst rate position for any gentlemen desirous of practising a pirofession or of educating his [children at home. A. SIMKINS, c. E. E. D)-. Nv 1.i 4ta 4.i RT A T'I 0 N S! & DELAND, ro STREETS, CHARLESTON S. C. Silks! SUPER BLACK TAFFETA SILK, Black SaLin Du Chene Levnteen Silks. FOGARTIE & DELAND. and Cashmeres. ENG LISh CHINTZES, 12J and 25 ets. 4-4 Rich Fig'd Criuion Curtain Chintz, 121 cts. 7-8 Wide Robed Chintz, at 12j-worth 25. FOGARTIE & DELAND. Trimmings, PLAIN BLACK VELVET RIBBON, Colored Wave Worsted Braid. FOGARTIE & DELAND. ged! 'S. 3 PLY STANDING COLLARS, slightly ually sold at 83 per dozen. FOGARTIE & DELAND. td Kerseys, WHITNEY BLANKETS, line quality, 250 Pair Hotel Blankets, at. a bargain, Kerseys. at 16 Cents, Extra Georgia Kerseys, Grey Plains, at 37J cents. 5 DELAND, Corner King and Wentworth St. State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Nancy Tucker, Ts Billfur Partition. Landon Tucker and others. B Y Virtue of an Order from Ch"n. "VAD LAW, in this ease, I will proceed to sell on the first Monday in December next at Edge. field Court House, the following bodies of Sa VannahI:lll River land, belonging to the Estate of Atticus Tucker, decensed. Tract No. 1, containing two hundred and sev enty-three acres, more or less, known as the "JeobLucius and Freeman Ti'ract." This bndy is composed of the best description of low. grounds mainly. On it are a good Gin louse and Screw, comfortable Dwelling and Negro Houses. Tract No 2, eontinin seven hundred and thirty-five acres, more orTess, and known as the "Laildon Tucker Tract,"-excellent low-grounds on this tract also, good Gin House and Serew, &.c. Tract No. 3, containing four hundred and sev enty-five aicres, more or less, known as the liouestead Tract," with good buildings, and in first rate repair as to fencing, &c. [The three tracts above described adjoin each other and lie each upon the River.] Tract No. 4, containing two hundred and seventy-two acres. more or less, and known as the I Swift Creek Tract,"-ll of it being good uplands in native forest. iEn~15 OF SALE.-These Linds will be sold on a credit of one and two years from day of sale, with interest upon the second instalment fron and after the expiration of one year. Pur chasers will be required to give bond, with ap proved sureties and a mortgage of the premises to secure the purchase money. Costs to be paid in cash. Purchasers are to pay for pa~pers. RaEMAs.-It is needless. to say that these. lands are among tho most valinnble~ in Edgelield District. Their loenttion atnd charncter are enough to render that fact certain. The aitten tion of plerson~s wishiing to make ai most profita ble investment otf t'heir funds is invited to the above audvertiscfeent. A. SIKINS, C. E. E. D. Nov 9, 1833 4te 44 STATE OF SOUTH CAlItOLINA, .-. EDGEPHJJLD D(STIt(CTr, Exparte1 Geo. A. Addison, Petition for sale of Trust E. J. .iims and 'roperty. J. A. Addison,J B Y Virtue of an Order from Chan. WVAnu L~aw in this matter, I will proceed to sell on the first Monday in Dedember ntext ensuing, the negro propecrty specified below or so much thereof as wilI be necessalry to satisfy the ob ject (If the P'etitioners, viz: l~ny and her six. uhildren Robert, Hlarriett, Mary, harper, Nnilhan and Ellen, Fanny and herthree children Miles, Emma and Ma~ry. This property will be sold for cansh-purcha sers to pay fo~r titles. A. SIMKINS, C. E. E. D. Nov 9 4t 44 STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA, EDGEF'IEI.D ISTRICT. iN EQUITY. Exprte Gell. A. Addison, .otice to Creditors. E. J1. Mimis und - J. A. Addison. J B Y Virtue of an Order in Equtity in this mat ter, I hereby notify the Creditors of Jos. A. Addison, that thley are requniredl to render in and prove their demands aga:ints, the said J1. A. Addison, before me at my Oficre, on or before the first Monday in December next, that a set temenit of alL such demands may be hlad. A. SIMKINS, C. E. E. D Nov 9 4te 44 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIEL~D DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Adeline Grahaml, vs. S. E. A. Grahamn. B Y VirtueC of an Order from Chlan. WVAno. LAr, 1n thlis case, I will proceed to sell ait Edgetield Court ilouse on thle first Monday in December neCxt enisintg. (possession to be given it Janunry ne xt, or ealrlier if desired) the~ fol lowing Real Estate of Jessee Grahamn, dee'd., consistinlg of one Tract of Land, situate in thme said District, lying on or near the waters ot Clod's Creek, containling One Hundred tand eighty acres, more or less, and audjoining lands of A. J. Bates, Nathan Norris, und lands belong ing to the Estate of WVilliamn Joh~ns, dee'd. 'said Land will be sold on a credit of twvelve months from day of sale, with interest from date of sale. except as to so mnehl of said purchase money as will defray the costs of this suit, whichl must be paid in cnsh. The purchase money to be secOred by bond, or notes with adequate sureties, and a mortgage of tile premises if necessary. Purchaser to pay for titles. A! SIMKCINS, C. E. E. D. Nov 12 4 te 44 STATE OF SOUTH1 CAlROLINA, EDGEF'IELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Harriet Chamberlain anid others, rs. Partition. WV. D. Jennings. B Y Virtue of an Order from Chan. WAnD LAy in this case, I will offer for sale at Edgefield C. H. on the finst Monday in Decenm ber n'ext, thle following very valuable Real Es taelyngonthe Savanah River, belongine viz: Tract No 1, containing one hundred and thlir ty-six acres, more or less, adjoiniog lanads of the estate of WVm. Robertson, dee'd., anld on thle Savannah River. Tlract No 2, containinig two hlundred and for tynine acres, adjoininr' lands of C. Corloy and Beverly Burton, and a so on Savannah River. Tract No 3, containIng two hlundred and fir teen acres, ad joining lands of James Blaekwell atd Beverly Unlrton. Tihese Tracts will be sold on a credit of one and two years from day of sale with interest o~ the last paymenlt from thle time it becomes due, except costsa to be piaid in cnsh. Purchase money to be secured by Bonds with approved sureties andl mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to pa for titles. A. SIMKINS, C. E. E. JD. Nov. 9 .tf 4a..1 SELLING OFF AT ACTUAL COST', FOR CASH! TIIE Underhiigned having determined upon a change in their biiess,.ofer their ENTIRE Stock at Actual Cost,, or Cash Only! Their Stock comprise a large and splendid as sortment of Rich Dry Goeds, Groceries, CROCKERY A1 GASSWARE, HARDWARE' - D CUTLERY, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, c., &c. All those who deii to get GOOD BAR GA INS, will do well to fal early. WIL SIAM9.& CHRISTIE. Edgeefild, Oct. 3, 183. m 8 New Piano i6i1f Music Store, (Nex doo!r to s Bank.) Pianos, NelededisAl-tes, Violing, Accordeous, Antes, Strings, SHEET MUSIC, and-ev .0ing in ihe MAuic line SECOnD-IIANp PIA"MS *x IN EXCIIAN'G. 0- Orders for SIUS by mail promptly at tended to. Kr PIANOS TU A sad REPAIRED. Persons wanting theit ian tuned, will please no tify us to that efect. A CL ARK, B F. CLARK. Augusta, Nov. 9 ' 2m 43 Fresh and Pure Iedicines, &c r IE subsriber has ju4t recelved a SELECT STOCK Of -. . Family Medicines Chemicals, &c. --CoXHisyING If PART OF Sulphate or Quinine. Pire Pill Mass, Sup. Carbonate of Soda, idomel, H enry's Cal. Magnes'a, Cream or -Tartar, Epsomr Salts, - ine, Sulphate Of Morphine, de of Potasseum, Lu; np Ma11gnievia, Stryehuine, Mum's Elixir of Opiunr, Fihnestock's Vermifuge, Thompson's Eye Water, .lAlister's Ointment, Clieeseiman's ialsam, ' Etans' Laneets. Norwood's Verafrum Viride. And a full supply of most all the popular Patent Medicines o f the day, all of which are warranted free from adulteratiun. G..L. PENN. AGENT. Oct 26 tf 41 'D s s olution! TIE Co-Partnership hertlofore existing between I the Undersigned, is this day dissolved by Mu tual Consent. The name of the Firm will be used by either par ty in liquidntion. The 1ook% and Notes will be kept at their Old Staid. SALE & LARK. Auguat 10th, ;853. COPARTNERSHIP. UTE Have this day associated curselves together WY for the purpose of doing a General Grocery Business, Unler the Firm of L ARK & IUCKNI ASTER, at the Old Stand of SALE & LAIMt, where we shall endeavor to deserve a eontinqnaee of the very libe ral patronage heretofore extended to the Late Firms of SALE.& L.ARX, and of JErmits, COTRAN & Co. LARK &'BUCKMASTER. August 10th, 1853. BERING compelled by ilr hiiih and the incase ..Iof miy individual busine * o withdraw from he Firm of SArLE & LAnK, I this opportunity o return imy, iiost grateful tEmka to my frienas iml eu.'tomera for their patromripfe so liberally bes :imwved, aind to commend to thce.favor and patron mge the sew Firm of LARK e~'Vcxa-re.. JOhNSON SALE. A ug 10, 1853. *3mn 44 200 Bags COF FE E, 25 H hds. MOL ASS E S 200O Coils ROPE, some verf-uperior, li0t Bales Gunny anid l)und,-e BAGGING, 30 Whole, lialf and VnnrITir bls. No 3 , No . and Mes MA CK EREL, also Kit,, ' A nd we would AL~so state,".; ist, we have a fine asrtment of Blankets, N~egrQ Cloths, Besteads, Chairs, Saddles,' zaburgs, Stripes, Iron, Naois, Oils, WVli'te Lead. Shot, Bar Lead, Salt, Cheese, Powder,Soaip, Rice, And in fact, every article usually found in .A Gro ery Store. J.- SIBLEY & SON. hIamnburg, Nov 14, , k , if 44 Executor's ale ! 1 WILL prooceed to sell at tie late residence of .1 rs. L. A. Hobbs, dee'd., os Tuesday the 20th )eeember n-xi, the following groperty, belonging o the said d.eceasmed. viz: 'Oneo Flue Carringe, [ousehold aind Kitchen Furniture, Coin, Cattle, and various thier artiekes. Trerms miade known on day of sale. .JAS. S. HIA RRI4ON, ) Ex'os R. P. HIA Rfiso5. 5 o Nov.1 l5 t 44 Sheriff" Sale. sTATrE OF SOUTIllAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. James S. Pou, Win. P. [Uill, Joel P. HIll and| II. Rt. Spanni. J IH. T. W right, Ordii~ary, Joel P. Hlill, Margaret .1. Hill and II. -. spann.) Var' -s othier Plainitiffs, Joel P. hill. B Y Virtue of sundry writs of Fi. Fa. to nme directed, I shall 'procoql to sell on the irst Monday in Nov. next,4 'a dgelield Court House, the following p'ropertin the above sta ted eases, belonging to the ecfenudnt Joel P. Hill, to wit: Eirrhty acres of Land, mnor or less, known as the Ilomestead Traet, adjoineg-Lands of' Wmz. Watkins and others. Also, One negro boy Johnithree mules, two horses, ani one waggon. Also, so much of tho pro e'rty of said De fendant advertised under lofrtgage, by the Comiissioer in Equmity as tIl not be disposed of by him on that day. And also, on Wednesda-y, *e7th December I will proceed to sell at thc re.widence of the Defendant, so much of the property as may not. be disposed of on Monday at this place, coni iting of Sereral Negro.gtoek of Cattle, Hogsm, Horses, Males, Cme- .ib Nodder, Planta tion Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &., &c. Termns Cash. -L. JoNES, S. E. D. Nov 15 3t 44 Sheriff's Sale. BY Virtue of a wrnit of _Fieri Facias to me Bdirected, I shall proceed to sell at Edge ield Court House, on the first Monday in De cember next, the following property ini the fol lowing case, viz: John Cothran vs. John Irvin, thetract of land where the Defendant- resides, containing Two Hundred and thirty-three (233) acres, miore 01 less, adjoining lands of Isaae Bowleis, L. G. Hot loway and others. Terms Cash. LEWIS JoSs, S. E. D. Nov 15 3t 44 Ltter and~ Foolscap Paper. JUtST Received a large supply of Letter ano Foolsen p Paper fot sale at very low prieen Same excellent Letter Paper at 12& cents per qr. b: the ream or half reamn. Aho, a large supply of Sebool and Blank Book: G. L.' PENN, AGENT. Sept. 28 it3 Administrator's Sa-le! B Y Virtuc of an Order from 11. T. Wright. Fq. Ordinary of Edgefield D'striet, I will offier for Sale on MONDAY the 19th of DECEMBER next, and the days following, at the Ninety-Six and Hickory Grove Plantations, of the late N. L. Gajr FIX, Esq., three and five miles respectively South of Ninety-Six Depot, on the Greenville and Columbia Rail Road, the Personal Estate of the said deceased. not otherwise disposed of by Order of the Court of Equity, viz: One Hundred and Fifteen Negroes, An uncommonly prime and likely lot-among them 45 or 50 fellows and boys-about 75 or 80 hands-2 Plantation Blacksmiths-and no Negroes of advanced age. Forty Head of Mlules and I7orses, Two Yokes of Oxen, 100 Head of choice Cattle of improved breeds, SEVENTY HEAD OF BAKEWELL SHEEP, Forty or Fifty head fattened Hogs, some valuable Stock Hogs, Four Gin-Heads, three Road Wagons, three Pian tation Wagons, two Sets 16f Blacksmith Tools, Plantation Tools of all kinds, flous,!hold and Kitehen Furniture, 5,000 Bushels of Corn, FODDER, PEAS, OATS, 1c., &c. The Sale will begin at the Ninety-Six place, where the Negroes will be sold. TR3t1s or SALE.-All sums under $20 Cash, and over that amount twelve months credit, with note and two approved Su;eties to secure the purchase money. M. L. BONHAM, Anx'on. November 2 7 4-2 Administrator's Sale! O N WEDNESDAY, the 14th of December next ensuing, (the same day upon which the Commissioner is to sell the real Estate of Manstleld IHoingsworth, dee'd.) I will offer for sale at the same place, the Personal Estate or the said de ceased, of which the fullowing list contains an enu meration as full as is necessary. Forty-One Likely Young Negroes, One Pair of Horses, Eleven Mules, Stock of Cattle and Hogs, Fattening Hogs, I Buggy, 2 Carriages, Waggons, Blacksmith and Plantation Tools, 50 SHARES OF EDGEFIELD & CIEATHAM PLANK ROAD STOCE, One Fine Double Barrel Shot Gun. one Gin Head, Household and.Kitchen Furniture, Two Tbousand Busliels of Corn, A quantity of Fodder, a lot of Wheat, Oats and Peas, Cotton and Cotton Seed, and other articles not enumerated. Tzais oF SAI.E-All sums above $10 on a credit until the first day of November next, with note aid two approved sureties-all sunis of that ulount and under, Cash. og" Sale will positively commence at 10 o'clock. D.F. IIOLLINGSWORTH, Adm'or. Nov 16 4t '44 Administrator's Sale, BY Virtue of an Order from 11. T. Wright, Esq.. Ordinary of Edgefield District, I shall pro ceed to sell, at the bite residence of Atticus Tucker, le'd., on Tuesday the 13th of December next, all, the personal property of said dee'd., consisting of the following property. viz: 44 Likely Young Negroes. Thirty-four of whom are boys and fellows, twenty five Mules and Horses, a large stock of Cattle and llogs, 175 BALES OF COTTON, Two Thousand Bushcis of Corn, Fodder and Oats, one Rotnd Wagon. Ox Cart, one one Carri*g as good as new, llousehold and Kithen Furniture, Plantation Tools, and maniy other things to.. tedious to ment-ion. TEauts OF SA LE.-On a credit of twelve miontlis. LANDON TUCE.R, Adm'or. Nov.1 0 t 45. Administrator's Sale. )YVirtue of an Order from H1. T. Wright, q. Ordinary of Edgefield District. I will naedto seli, at the late residence af Atnna An 'Jersd, deceased, otn Thursday .the 8th December next, the following personal propesrty of said dec'd., 2'7 Likely Negroes, A mong this fine gang may be found an excliant Milr, Wagoner, and others- whose services are very valuablhe on a plantation. One 1lfine Pair of horses and Carriage, Seven Nluhes and horses, Stock of Cattle, fine lot of Hogs, 3 Yokes of Oxen. 800 Enshels of Cornt, Targe lot of Fodder, one set of Pda~cksnmith Tools. PIan::uiion Tols, Household and Kitchen Furni ture, &c., &c. S'e to5 coyimec at 10 o'ceek A . M. Ters.-Twelve nmonths cred't. A tl sums uinder ~0 eash. G. J. ANDERSON, Adm'or. Nov.G 16 St 4.1 Administrator's Sale, B)Y Virtue of an Order from 11. T. Wright. .IEq., Ordinary of Edgefield District, we will proceed to sell at thec resid'-nee of tl:c late W. M. 1iimermatn, deceased, on Monuday the 9th~ lDe e.mer next, the following personal property of said dee'd., viz: Nine Prime Negroes. As likely a gang as will be found-compjrisinig field hands, Cooks, Washer and Ironer, &c. Two Horses, two Mules, stock of Cattle and hoss, present years crop of Ciorn, Foddler amid Oats. a-e Barouche, one Road Wnagin, Ilousehild td Kitcenz Furniiture, Plantation Tfools, and othier articles not necessary to mention. Ters.-A eredit of twelve months. All sums nuder $10 cash. WILLIAM BYRD, Adm'ors. RtERECCA TIMMERMAN. Nov. 16 5t 44 -Administrator's Sale. BY Virtue of an Order from H. T. Wright, .Esq., Ordinary of Edgefleld District, I sht;,1 proceed to sell on T UESDAY, the 13thm Dcemwber next, at the hate residence of -lohn Gibson, dee'd., two miles from Germoanville, the Personal Estate of said deceased, consisting of Twenty-Seven Likely Negroes, Stock of Ilorses, Cattle, Sheep, hogs. Household amd Kitchen Furniture, Corn, Cotton, Fodider, Cot tonsed, One Plantation WVaggonm, One Buggy, One Sett Blacksmith Tools, &c. JOlhN HUIET, Admr. Nov 9 5t 43 Administrator's Sale. )Y Virtue of an Order from HI.T. Wright, Esqi., .O Ordinary of Edgefield District, I will sell at the late residence of Mrs. Mary Anderson, otn Thursday, the 15th December next, 12 or 13 Likely Negroes. TERss.-On1 a credit of twelve mionths wth note and approved securities. RO0UT. MIERRIWETIIER, A dm'or. Novi9 4t 43 Executor's Sale. T UE Subseriber will otter for sale at Elgenieh1 LC. H., en the FIRST MONDA Y in Deegn-m er mext, the following Lands belonging to the E~s tate of William Waldruma, dec'd. The IIOMESTEAD TRACT, containing Six Hhundredl and eight acres, more or less, and1 adon ing inds of Dr. Jamies F. Adams, Daniel Prescott adeohn WV. Mundy. The MA RTIN TRACT, containing Three Hun dred and sixty- eight aeres, muore or less, atnd adjoin ing lands of Williamu Strom and the homestead The MANCE TRACT, containing Sixty-ighut cres, more or less, adjoining the Jlhomestead Tract ni the Martin Tract. Terms made known on, day of Sale. JOSEPH CRAlFON, Ex'or. Nov 2 5t 42 Executor's Sale. T HE Subscriber will otter for sale at Liberty Hill, .Lon Monday the 12th December next, the Real andI Personal property of Warren F. Winan, dee'd., to wit TWO or 'THREE LOTS, situated at Liberty hi. One, wecll improved with a good D)wchling House, Grocery Store, and other out buildmigs. Several LIUELY YOUNG NEGROES, Stock of Cattle and Hogs, two or three Horses and Oae Mule, one Two-Horse Wagon, One Rockaway, and other articles not mentioned. Terms made known on day of sale. JEREMIAH SEIGLER, Ex'or. Nov iG 31 41 CONSTANTLY. ON HAN I AM NOW receiving my ust FALL AND WI To which I respectfully invite t and the Trading Public. Edgefield C. H., Oct. 12, Law Notice! A, F MIET SEIBLES, AT-rNFy Ar L Ewill practice in the Courts of Edgelield, Lex ington and A bbeville. gV OFFICE at Edgefeld C. TI., S. C. Sept 14 3m 34 JOSEPH ABNEY, WILL be found at all times in his Office, at YEdgifield Court House, near tile PLAwrE's IIoTaL. lie will attend promptly and strictly to business in his profession. Nov. 14 if 51 ABN E R PERRIN, A CENT for the Proseention of Claims for Boun tty Lanl, Revolutionary and other Pensions Omfluee at Edgetield C. 1., S. C. Feb23 tf 6 A Card! R. JOHN G. WILLIAMS having re D eently moved to Edgefield Village, for the pur pse of devoting his ifh'i,le time to the practice of his Profession, would .most respectfully suolicit a hare of that patronage, which was at one time so generously extended to him. 97 For the present he may be found during the day at WLLIAis & Citmo'rIE's Store, and at ight at his own residence, the house recently occupied by the Rev. C. A. RAruoxa, near the Male Acade. lly. Sept21 t f 36 NEW FALL GOODSI B C. BRYAN Ias received, at his old B. Stand, (the lBrick Store) a FULL ASSORT MENT of EFANY DRY GMOODal -CONOisTING IN PART OF Rich Colored Brocade SILKS, " Plaid SILKS, Superior Plain Black SILKS, a Plain Spun - " "t Anerienise " " French and English MERINOS, " I)ILAN ES, and Scotch Ginghams, English, French and American PRINTS. -Also A GOOD AssoRT3IiENr OF Kerseys, Plains, Bed &Negro Blankets, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Which lie otTers at the LOWEST PItICES for Cash, and on timie to punctual customers. OT Call and] examine for yourselves. Edgetield C:11., Oct 12 tf 39 PIANO-FORTES, BOOKS, NUSIC, &c, TIlE Subscribers would ealled at tention'to their Splendid assortment of A 1 FR TES, Of 6, 6, 61 and 7 Octavos from the celebrated nAnuactories of BAcoN & RAveN, TAZELTON & Bnos. and A. II. GAL.E & Co., of Ne~v York These are madle from the besrnnd thoroughly sea smed materials, with all the latest improvements, nd are WAiLIANTII) to stamd the varions- - hnnes of tis eliate-and. for equaliti and sweet- i nessof tone cannot be surpassed. Their 1B00K and STATIONERY departient onists of a good assolit at - f School and miJsce aeous Boosg And all tie:Cheap literatftre, as isoon as.-publihedl, a well as a large aninwc seleed Stucklof iw In the statejioonsisting ofall the popiular Songs, Waltzes, Marches, Variati ns, &e. g7J NeJw Music receiv devery week. 1mllkical Instrumfenits. They alsuo keep an elegant assortment of the foe~ owing instruments oen hand viz: Violins, Guitars, Violincellos, Clari nets, Cornopeons, Sax Horni, TENOR HIORN'S, FLUTINAS, FLACEOLETS, BANJSS Accordeonis, Tanuborinecs, FLUTES, &c. Alan. an assortment of 3Musical Mierehanndi7e, gr At anssorliment of superior Violin and Guitar STING(S, :lavar on hand. All tihe aboeve articles wtill be sold foer Cn:-h or ool.ppr, by G EO. A. O.\T ES & BROS. Broad Street, Augusti, Ga. No 9. tf 42 GEORGE SINCLAIR, COLUMDIA, B. C.. STEAM ENGINE BUILDER And Boiler M~aker. LL kinds of Flour, Grist and Saw Mtill Gear ?). ing anid shiaftinig moae anid warranted tee per form equal to :my in the State. ir. It. T..\ius, at Edgelield C. II., is authourised .Agent to nmake econtracts. Nov. 2, 1S53. ly - 42 JOSEPH WHILDEN, DEAT.ER DW AND SHIP CHANDLERY, No. 6o& East-Day, opposite P. & N. Bank CHiAaL.Es'roN. S. C. H E keeps constanitly for sale a gea assrt mLLIenit of PAINTS and OIL.S of all kinds, Winedow Glass and Sashes, Sps Turpentine, Camaphene. Spirit Gas, Tallow, G, rindstogs, Cordage, 'Chain Pumps; Glue, Packing Yarn, Cotton Foot Gin Fixtures, and iDrushes of various Charleston, Nov. 1 - m - 42 C AR OL INA HOT E L EDGEFIELD C. H., S. C. e ' TillS ESTABLISH MENT for merly knbwn as the "~ SrA.mt 1o -rEr.,1 having been purchased and opened in December last by the Undersigned, lie wotle moset respectfully solicit his friendls and the pulic enerally to give him a call, as lie feels con lent that lhe can di, as well for themt as could be expected in a lae like this. His Ilouse is situated on Main Street, one block So~th of the Public Square, and con venient to those travelling the Plank Rtoad. Also, from Colrmbia, A iken and G runiteville. Ihis St-ibles are convenient to the Ilouse ail always well suplie.. The eounse is suflkiently retired from thte bunsi ness part of the Town to render it always quiet anld comfiertable, so that thle weary traveler umny always be sure of a good nighte rest. F. al. NICHOLAS. May 11 tf 17 New Fall & Winter Goods, ' VII E Subserib~er begs leave to offer to his custo m1 Iers anid frienlds, a very Select Stock of Dry Goods, In of its varieties whiich he has selected with great care in the best Northern Manrkets: such as, YNew York and- Boston, and which he thinks is well adapted to the Fall and Winter trade. A geod Stock of all other articles usually kept for the use of couatry trade ; all of which ill be sold low for Cash, or on accommuoda~ting terms to punc tual custmerts. The very highest Starket price will be paid for Cotton and other produce in exchlange for Goods. M. W. CLARY. Sept 2S 1853 tf 37 For Sale or Rent . A Well btuilt and very comfortable L AW 1 OFFICE, near the Court Uouse, with two lbeoms. and a fire pilnee to each. A pply at this Omeec Oct 12 oIn 39J P T &SILL EgVNl supply of GOODS for the NT ER T R AD E, le attention of the Community W. P. BUTLER, No 1, PARK Row. Irs, Dupre's. Seminary CHARLESTON, S. C. - rTITS INSTITUTION, long conducted with such T.nu-nal sucess, entered upon. its Exercises for the twelfth year on the 3rd .ofOctober, 185;. An efficient Corps of Instructors has becn organ ized for the ensuing season. To provide -decom modations for its increasing numbers, a. range of thirty additional rooms bas ben added to .jpgi niti building, and every provision as' .bimade for the personal comfort of the pupils, an- foir ex tending to all the advantages-of a thorOughfiemale Education. The following is the. - BOARD OF INSTaUgO.N. PRIsCIPAL-.3as. JULIA DUPRE MRs. JULIA C. BO. EAU. L-CTUIR.-REV CRANMORE: W LACE. Ray. CRAN3IORE WALLAC, ecient -Lagna geA, Ethics, &e. Iffiss A. GILAIOR E, Miss E. R. BREWSTER, Engish Deprnt Miss 1. J. FLETCHER, hiss C. REED, Ins. . C. BOUTNETHEAUS, Miss WHISK EMAN, French, Drawing MILLS. THERESE MARDAGA, and Painting. Vos. ESDRA, IADAME -- , Miss WHISKEMAN, 3 upic-Vocal and Nln. REEVES, ntmew SIGNon GAMBATI, Mn. REVES.Instrumentai, is. W. L. IIAMBRUCH. It may be important to persons -at a distance to dtate that a Branch of this Institution has beetn es ablished at* Aiken, a place famed for Its health, where Students may be removed in the summer icason, and under the same superintendence, may wntinue the same system of instruction. Charleston, Oct 10 2m s9 New Fall and Winter Goods, MILLER & WARREN, Augusta, Ga.B i AVE Just received, at their Store; Corner op f posite the Mansion House, a -large-ami coin )ete Stoek of FALL AND WlNTER-GOODS, tnsisting of Brocade nud Rich Plaid -SILKS, Brnade and Striped, Black SIL1gS Embriidered.Merino Robes,,. Rich Figured Cpshmeres and D'Laine, Plain French and English Merinosm Saxony Plaids, a beautiful article. for C~idreni resss - Col'd'Eiglish3Flannels, for Child re ad a - keks, Super. Mhite Gauze and WelshFlnnels Blaeli.'Alpacei:nid Canton Clothofx Ladies' Iboring, - Black Chally, DtLaines and Bombazines, Trench, English ad Amerienn PRlNTS yRiEh:Embroiderless French 'aIOEMIZE.i'S and SLEEVfe CollarsgWorgd.Bands, Muslin Edgiugrand Insertings e.Jtis Line Damask Table Cloths. Tabl'Napkinsand 124 -esy Barnaley Sheetin - Together withi a fine Stoel~ 9 ~Cen'ucky JEANS, CLOTfl CASSl&~~V~ nd VESTINGS~. We respectfullysolleit a tal 1--.. nd customers, aind pr~ts~ittnA lj M. o well to giyentsislo~)iArr os 35 and40a kReet, here ~e ~ejesa eto cxldc frids a C omear'acry Extensive Stx cf :~ A oprising those otheir Ensomehitet arious othier styles usually 'funid -in'this marhe*'' .Teir long acquaintancee with t-ts narket as' lanfacturers anid D~ealrs wil. enable theuie &l'r great inducements to pure aserms~both~z a~~?~* d prtiers. Sf - Particular Notice, 11lE Propriotor of thie't VAnwErv Svons wonl1 inform the public that lie hason hand and is rom timec to time receiving supplies of a.ll Kinds of Toys for Girls and Boys~ uch as Dolls of all . descriptions Crying Babies, Porcelin,Alab.'ster, India Rubber and Kid heads, md some very large Wax Dolls, witk natural hair, noviig eyes, and ats itural as life.: -' bl. RB LES of all kinds, Rubber NA1fTS,>&ce: i., and when yoiu visit Augusta just call in an4. >uy a nice present for the good wife, the darling )y and the beautiful girl-as l; have somethinag o suit each oine, and perhaps you' may see some' hing to suit * No. 1." J1. A.-.K 155. Broad Street,sAugusta Ga Sept 5 tif 34~ Clear Spring. Academy. T HIlS.INSTITOTION will continue for the en' .suing year under the charge of JIv., J'.- L LESLY. Theli lung experience and success of' this rntlinan as a Teacher are well known, ana' the lrustees deem it unnecessary to insert anything- irr his notice with regard to his qualifications.--Tha :Shool for the next year will not be innited. Terms: SI ti, $24. andl $40 per annum. By order of the Bonird of Trustees. 'JAMlES MlcCASLAN, Chiai/K.l Nov. 2 . . 2m - 42. A Seleot Classical School 1T TILL be opened by the Subsceriber, on the VYV 10th .January 1854, about three miiles North. ,f Liberty HIi'l. The number of Students is linmi ed to twenty. Tuition .10 per Session of 10 months. Enrly ppliction must be made tta secure admission. The ndivided attention of the Teacher will be given to' the School. For further information, addrcss GEO. GALPHIN'.. Logmires. S. C., Nov 9 tf 43 -Notice, A LTL Persons indebted to'thi Estate of Warren F?. Winin, dee'd., are' earnestly slicited to make payment forthwith, andthose having demands gainst said Estate will please render- them. in inm. mediately. JEREMIIAH SEIGLXIgEx'or, Nov m . . 43 Notice. LLPeresons indebted to the Estate of Thomas .Chamnberlan, dee'd., are requested to mnko - payment immediately, and those having demands must render them in soon, as the Estate will .and must be settled up by the twenty-fith of Dee nert, W.: D.. JENNINGS, Adnir Notice. IS TTEPEBY givcn to nal persons indebted'to the. -Estate of Edniund Boyd,-dee'd., to make im mediate payment, an& those having demands-aganst - the said Estate, will rendeir them ihr properly attestet. -JAS, & TANDY BOYD, Esx'rs. .Straycd, NMnythe 3rd of October, from Edcefield C.'o d., BAY HORSE of medium size,-14. or 15 years old. A ny informationt respecting. the said horse will be-tinktfully received aud expensesi paid by informing 0.. L. Penn, or J. II. HUGRITES. Oct12 ' f39 To Boot and Shoe IIakers. TWO First rate .BOQT MAKE[m5 .aud EIVE' Tgood PEG. WOR1MEN~ will Sud loistant employment, next door to Stus's. Rl. T. MIMIS. U07~Fine Boots and Shoes of allf-descriptions - made to order.