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d01,M SSIONER'S. SA LES. . -,~ tv~ STATE OF SO UTH, CARObfNA-' -. IDGE ELD DISTRIG. 3 IN EQUITY. [enjamin Tillman and others, s -Bill fol Ac .Tkmes F. Adams and:- las- wife -countl, Sale &. Tahitha, Ex'ors. of Jonathan-. IBistribution. Tillman, dee'd., J B Y Virtue of an order from Chancellor WaVrd law in this case, I shall proceed to sell, on the premises formerly owned by Jonathan Till-' mnan deceased, upon the 13th day of Deember next, the following Real and Personal Estate: Ono Tract of Land .(very valuable) situated on Horn's Creek and Ray's Creek, in this Dis trict, about five miles South of EdS.eield Court House, and cotining by old survey SIX HUN DRED AND SEVENTY-ONE Acre. This tract lies adjoining lands of Mrs. Susan A. Roper. Estate .Or Sampson B. Mays deceased, Whitlield and Allen Addison, John Rainsford and Dr. Edward J. Mims. Upon it are about sixtyfive or seventy Acres of choice low grounds, near one hundred and fifty Acres of first rate oak and hickory woodland, about three hundred Aeres of eleare Land, (all undr good fencing,) the balance being grown up in pmno thickets. On the premiies are two very good welling houses (one of them newly repaired) and all needful outbuildins in very )ood condi tion. An nere, embracing the Family Burial ground, will be the only reservation as to the land. I will also sell at the same time and on the trme place the following superb gang of ne groes, viz: Isaac, Ned, George, Henry, Jim, Abratm, Wade, Nancy, Charlotte, Sarah and her child Vincent, Justice and her two children Eima nid Mary, Joanna and her four children William, Rose, hillis and Jacob. Out of this family nearly every purchaser can be suited. There are among thue a good fhoe-maker, a skilful waconer, anLd, best of all, several excel lent cok. Of the number, there are eleven grown hands. I will also sell on the same ocaion all the household and kitchen furbiture, fire head of mules and three head of horses, the stock of cttle, sixteen head of sheep,a lot of hogs, one wagon, one carriage, one set rf blackd ' told s cairpenter's to Willic.. Rose ,li yad Jarob. utda of i fmlnctleepucaser ca bengrqretoge bond. Tenre the purchai withoate a kiron ago n, l d, e sold on a sedi l oftele lenth fom dyOf aem, there arc emlee _uete required So muchls s on the cae moe onl the n and nd the hea frse , the day hof eseof t sf ut be p down a t crop of cd O aser beig required t o give bond to A. S KNS, t. E.i .D ;n 4--e icre the purelhznte.tnoIney' with %t least two good sure es. The negro slaves and other personally will be sold on a credit of twelve months from day of sale, bonds and amiple sureties required. So much of the purchase money of the land and negroes as will be required to defray thle expenses of this suit must be paid down at the timne in cash. Purchasiers are also to pay for titdes. A. SI3IKINSS C. E. E. D. Nov. 1, 1853. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Margaret Hollingsworth, rs. Bill for Parition. D. F. Hollingsworth. B Y Virtue of nit Order from Chan. WARD LAW, in this case, I will proceed to sell on Wednesday, the 14th day of December next, at the residence of the late Mansfield E. Hollings worth, the following valuable real estate of the said deceased, viz: Tract No. I, known as the " Homestead Tract," containing Fifteen hundred and fifteen aeres, more or less, lying some .,ix miles to the South West of Edgefield C. HI., on Beaverdam Creek, adjoining lands of Mrs. B. Hollings orth, Mrs. Brunson and others. Tis tract is in a fine state of improvement ny ery respeci, sUpon it-is an excellent Dwel -lin ~hfouse, with-a flue iiell of water and other -first rate order for making a crop, the Plank Road to Cheatham's', now in progress of con struction, will run directly by the yard. On this tract also, are about three hundred acres of low-grounds. A good orchard may likewise be -memioned as one of~ the inducements to pur chasers. Tract No 2, knowvn as the " Hollister Tract," containing one hundred and fifty acres, more or less, and adjoining the larger piace. These lands will be sold on a credit of one and two years from day of sale, except as to so -much as will defrav the costs of this suit which must be paid in cash. Purchasers to give Bonds with approved sureties to sectnre the purchase money, and to pay for titles ($3) extra. A. SD1KINS, C. E. E. D. Nov 16 4t 44 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIE[LD DISTRICT, IN EQU)TY. Elizabeth Hibbler, vs. Partition. Francis Perrin and others.) BY Virtue of an Order p: ssed by Chancellor JOB JonsrosN, at June Term 1850, of the Court of Equity for Edgefield District, in the above stated cause, I wilt proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House on the first Monday in January next, the following hitherto unsold Real Estate of Thomats J. Hlibbler, dee'd., viz: A Trract of Land, known as the " Unrd Labor Tract," si:uatedl in the District and State afore said, I) ing on llard Labor Creek, coataining six htundred and seventy acres, mnore or less, and bounded by lands of George Colematn, Mrs. Robertson, and -- Harmon. REalAKS.-This is a very valuable plank' lion, as much so perhaps as any in all thamt sec lion of country, embracing a good deal of fine low grounds and an amspie quantity of w< o.l land of exeellent quality. There is but little waste land on the place. Here is a fine oppor tunity for any one desirous of purchasing a really good plantation, and we call the especial attention of all such persons to this advertise mnent. TER3IS.--This Truct will be sold on a credit of one, two and three years in equal annual in stalments, except costa to be paid in cash. These arc exceedingly advantageous terms and worthy the con~sidera.tion of all bidders. Purcehaser will be required to give bond and sufficient surety to secure the pnrchase money. Nov30 5t 46 57 Newberry Sentinel and Abbeville Pan-i ner will copy three tiames and forward bills to A. S. | STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Benj. L. Gill and Sarash Gill, his wife, and Susan Morris Bill for Par'on. Srah Morris et al.J BY Virtue of an Order from Chan. WVAR L.A.wV in this cause: I will proceed to sell at, Edgefield C. H., on the first Monday in January next, the following Real Estate of Pleasant Morris, Sr., dec'd, viz: A body- of Lande ituate near the line between Abbeville and Edgefield Districts, containing (according to the report of the Commissioners uppointed by the Court to go upon the premises and decide the expediency of selling,) Five Hun dred and twenty-five (525) acres, more or less,1 *lying on the-waters of IlIurd' Labor Creek and bounded by lands of Daniel Rountree, Joseph Talbert, John G. Thornton, John-Robinson and others. -This landt will' be sold in three separate Par cels, the metes and boundaries oif which will be showin by plats to be exhibited oa the daty of sale.* Purchaders, -as usual, will be requ-ired to give ~ ~ onds witlr-approved'sureties to secure the pur emowney. The terms of sale. are one and' - (~a e~g redit, with lterest from date, ece'ept in nahouul as may 54.nicesusary to- pay the- I eea f'i. suit, which itll be required'in camb-A. SIMKIN,c s. - STATE O SOfUTH CAROLIN-A -EDGEFfELD DISTRICT. B.QUITY. rid Abel and wife and others, Ti. Lydia Bowen and others. BY Virtue of an Order from Chan. WAnD BLAW in this cause, I will proceed to sell at Edgeffeld Court M1onse on the first Mondny in January 1854, the following real estate of Gaza way Bowen, deceased, viz: ne Tract of Land, containing one hnndred and fifty (150) acres, more .or less, situated in the District aforesaid, lying on the Road leading from Mt. Willing to Columii:, and adjoining lands of Emanuel Corder, Mark B. Whittle and others. This Tract of Land will be sold upon a credit of one, two and three years from day of saile, with interest from and after the second year on the -last instalment, except as to so mnch as will be required to defray the costs of this suit, which must be paid in cash. Purchaser will be required to give Bond with at least two good and sufficient securities to se cure the purchase money. Titles ($3) to be paid for extra. A. SIKINS, C. E. E. D. Nov 30 5t 46 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Lydia Vevcr and others, vs. V. A. llerlong and others. BY Virtue of an Order from Chan. DALGAN in this cause, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H., on the first Monday in January next, (1854) the following parcels of the Real Estate of Jehu Wever, dee'd., viz: 1. One Tract or ,Parcel containing twenty eight acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of B. Edwards and Jane Wever, in this District. 2. Another Tract, known as the " Wingard Tract,'' in the District aforesaid, containing one hundred acres, more or les<, and adjoining lands of William Watkius, the Estate of Peter Neal dee'd., Samuel Banks and others. These parcels of lam oney s credit of twelv. m ash. t of this it ers will be required to give Bonds with at least two good and .suffliciett securites, anda mortgage of the ptemises to m:.ke safe the purchase money. Tithis to be paid for extra. A. SIMKINS, C. E. E. D. Nov 30 5_ 46 Pomaria Nurseries. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVERGREEN AND FLOWERING SHRUBS, ROSES, &c. A LL the most desirable varietieu of FRUIT T REES, rare Evergreen and deciduous Trees, Flowering Shrubs and Ruses, Strawberries, Aspara gus Roots, Rhubarb Plants, &c., are now for s.le at Ehis establishment on reasonable terms. 31r. JAMES CIAMMOND, one of the Pro. prietors, will have a collection of the same, at the old Post Office, in rear of Messrs. Allen & Phil:ips, for the inspecton of purchasers, where ie will be hajpy to serve them with the best grown art:eles in his line, during and ufter the second week of the Session of the Legislature. Cataloigues sent to all post-paid applicat'onn. Address, SUMMER & CRAM.\MOND, 'rimaria, S. C. Nov 30 4t 46 Executive Department. NOVEM1BER 10-rn, 1853. W IERE AS, legal notice having been given in coYh mpiance with the provision~s ofthe A ct o from the To-.n of Edgelield to Richardaon's, by the most practicable and convenient rout. with a Capzi tal of Forty Thousand rolla, I -have appointed the following etizens to a,-t as Commisioners as required by the Act. At Edgefield C. H.-F. W. Plekens, II. Rl. Spann. Geo. A. A dd'son. Lod Ilill and A. Bland. At Hamnburg.-J. J1. Bllackwood, IL. A. Kenr:ek, Charles Hlammond and Josiah. Sibley. At Richardson's.-J as. Richardson, J. C .Allen, George Strothier and Janmes Auttaway. The Commissioners will meet at the respective places and open their books on the firrt Mlondny in January 1S-,4.-The Books to be kept open for one mionth fr.,m that date. Given under my hand and seal of the State, at Columb'a, this 10th day of November, A.]). 1853. JOllN L. 31ANN ING. Nov 23 6t 45 EDG EFIELD C. 11., Nov. 21, 1S53. I N PURSUANCE of the above appiinment the Books will be opened at thi.- place on M ON DA Y 2d Jlanuary next, for the sub.-eriptio:a of FORTY TIOUSA ND DOL LA RS, the Capital Stock, for building the above mentioned road-in Shares of (820) Twenty IDollzars each. Five D~ollars to be paid on each Sha:-e subscribed in Cash. The Books will be kept open for mionth. F. W. P:CK~ENS, II. R. St".\NN, c Gli.O. A. A DDISON, j LO03 HILL, .g AVORtY BLAND. J 11531!Jtena, Nov 21, 1853. TN PURtSUA NCE of the above appoiiinment the .Books will be opened at this p~lace, on MON D)AY, 2nd .January nex', for the subscription of FORTY TIIOUISAND UOLLARS, the Capital Stock, for building the above nmentioned Road-in Shares of ($20) Twenty Dollars each. Five D~ol lars to be paid on each Shatre subscribed in Cash. The Books will be kept open f.or one week. J. .J. BI4ACKWOOD),Q 11. A. l{ENRICK, 0 CIIA R. 11.\MMOND, [3. JOSI.\l SIBLEY, J RICnI.tDsoN's, Nov. 21, 1853. I N PURSUANCE of the above appointment the Books wrill be opened at .JA~irs R{ICnAnosOx'5, on MONDA Y, 2d January next, for the subscrip tion of FORTY TfIIOUISAND) DOLLARS, the Capital Stock, for building the above mentioned road-in Shares of ($20) Twenty Dohrra each. Fire DoI!ars to be paid on each Share subscribed in Cash. Thu Books will be kept open ror one month. JAS. RICHfA RDSON, l 9 J1. C. ALLEN I GEUGE STl!OTIIER, f JAMES ATTA WAY. Nov 23 ____t 45 Notice. A BOUT the last of Deccmher 1852, 1 gave a LNo.te on .iohn C. Allena, for about $69, whzen the said Note should have been for about S4 I. As the said John C. Allen, has as yet, failed to come forward and corret this mistake, I deem it proper to say, that I will never p~ay him or any body else, the amount for which the note is over-drawn, unless forced to do so, by the strong arm of the law. I advise all who take any interest in the mat ter, or may be disposed to trado for the said note, o hear my explanation. There were some errors in my first advertise ment of this Note. WM. HA RRIS. SNov 30 3t 46 Not ice. ALL Persons indlebted to the Estate of John ?.Hatcher, Sr., dee'dl., are requested to make inmedate payment, and those to whom the Estate indebted wvill present their demands properly at eted. AMOS LAND)RUM, ) JAMES HATCilER, Adm'rs. wvith the Will annexed. Nov 30 4t 48 Notice. LL Persons indebted to the Estate of Stephen . Smith dee'd., are requested to make payment, I d those haavn" demands against the Estate will resent thema properly attested. LliVY McDA.NJEL, Adm'or. Nov 30 tf .46 White Lead, Linseed Oil, AMP~OIL, NEA TS FOOT OIL anal TAN- i ERS OIS .for' sale next door't-SuLtavaNn. It T. 3t fMS. A Au24 - 32 1 7 . . FOR.TKE FALL AND WINTER TRADE! T THEIR NEW GLASS FRONT STORE, a few doors above the Market, Columbia, A S. C., are now prepared to exhiit the argest and most atr'.active Stock of FOREIGN and. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, CARPETINGS, &c., ever brought to this market, to which weekly additions will be made of all the newest styles of goods, as they make their appearance. LADIES' DRESS GOODS.. Silks, Cashmeres, Merinos, De Laines,'Persian Cloths, Printed Satin Du, Chenes, Alpaens De Bege Robes, and other new styles, in every imaginable shade and figre, and suited to all ages, occndons and clrcumstances. French Cambrics, Briliantes, Ginghars, Pritts, &e. Collars, Undersleeves and Chemisetts in every variety, and of theatewest styles. For Men's and Boy's Wear, Cloths, Cassineres, T weeds, Jeans and Vestings of every quality. y @ complete assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. FOR NEGR OES. Genuine Georgia and North Carolina Plains, Plaid and Plain Linseys, ganaburgs, Stripes, &C In this department we dery competition. BLANKETS, BLANKETS. 500 Pairs All-Wool Family Blankets, from $2.50 to 816 a pair; 1,500 siirs Negro Blaknets. (CAUX2M2agE0: 621MRT filA112T, 91 jcEnnz. From 1 to 8 yards wide; WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN DAMAS S, Embroidered, Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, Gilt Cornice and Window and CURTAIN TRIMMINGS of every style. We respectfully solicit a call from buyers before they make theidselections. ' Country Merchants furnished at Charleston prices. Columbia. Oct 10 t39 FALL TRADE, FOR1858! [p0 CUN4NINGHAO rIIE U GROCERY d in n given a further trial to the CASI SYSTEM during the forest andGoo -till more convinced that it is the onlr true systemn of doing at for is Go Whadvantageous to both seller an bey ,Aea -1P - o tur, seller is benefitted by getirtie CASH PAID DOWN . ods -oney over many times in the year, the buyer has the Than they e n or Fift dilterence o - - rom those who seer Cent Chcapeir Slonc over bad debts and l-.dit ; they being compelled to sell at this vince those aly requires a little reflec. addional exi-en.se of keeping and col deals exelu! a ar for the purpose of pureP-Med by ai tokht examinalion, to con in large St i t. c System in purchasing his StoiUPPIS, that the Alerchant who his Capital vr - t th a view to selling them out in & Wti'cheaperthan those who lay him who 0:. - .n ymii M egcourse get larger prot:A vay, being enabled to turn capit e - d . * --.SELLS QUIRsinin hi business, than y h telligent planter will perceivei TURNS OVElI his terehant !. r money at the endof the year, by makinghe CASH SYSTEM tnh rlat TwENTY-FIVE, and that those'wihg bu TE PER CENT FROFIT, row the t !-d allow even fifteen or twenty per cent intereq da had better bor i e on titic revn from tbe best CREDIT HOU;d pay CASHl for 'I'he ~.119si made Auiple arraaagia'meats to keep on hazA :CUGR TOK and much "-nt of ~RGER STOCK, A KINDS OF GROCERIE Than they t C P on, only ask of their friends and other v'isiting this the a aL ~ V 'e~ilsl find, ill addition to FINE FA,1IJLy UROC (t, to (,%e supply of ea . !-: rle Goods uruaily use( in the country, such al a lIrge Saddle~y d t hoes, Calicoes, Shirtinlgs, Sheetings, Bl3 kt - FLANNELS, &c., &c. inrt* e*; li.ra pa ron~ of th pat season, and looking forward t ure ini enl'' - 'eit Of custome~rs to our St~perir noVeevn u tc - WINES AND LIQUORS. Tuhadi 'r* -- Id tanda for the od, nd thereby sure Fif/jfeen Dollars in erery Hun ..nd ... ".. . ny~' ' 'l _inh, o,,,....orner iiearly opposi~e the Carolina Hotel. where resented. R. F. & IIL;?5i."YAH.IT Ham 6 e m 30 Sp.l:u d~ for Sale! ! \ ~T LLG O S r'pH E iS ni' ae her vaalu able set L. tien - - :RG R E N, situ atedc in Andera - 12 miles Soathl-weat D CBY Nhsrcelahiol of the Tos h A feur muites east of ).tai,(e riktre)aULAScIT the Savani:a- ecomprises Eleven ? To llundred - a:.d of wiebl is in finea ~ Wodlana, -. Fi::y Aerts of best Creeck Bek . tsion, adul 400lor 500 -oS~Tx NrR r acres of UW. ' d state oft culture.- ihCercdroa SL , Uposn the cr '-~ -' .' d siubstanital lhvel- hd~LS hing Iou..1. " ' :rusos, Unrn, first-rate SueirIai lckIL , -C.Pai BRYAN hsreiea il buidins. Stand, (thSlir nd Storel ULLASta RT-s teprsi; ~ i stuatd n fu ichC Alre B oS-LS the lis~r' ' ey t purcaser. Kesey" Plais BedL K go lkt The Sier sae lb ligibe Superior, H'rnin B cackoSkLES, Fo f u *' toth SM ci,r a"Cah an Antme toenniseua "ssocs entirelr ' isn . & theroee,r out- "~ Cal nc and ng liyushl\l E s . Tis pl-Cla agsfra n EngredlC.i, Frect and A rifRI' neighborh-New.Fall po&ntintproduotiv th Itr - f to purae. s . -Krl scrirPlains edaet oNero Bisankets, Thejj *S . - .'~ e ale la6 laaiongible'5an frc ries, ar ver ,Coksy ScoLoa SEtS,ATS ofD Goos, in the T ~ -Whcrs.ich ll fes -ariti thile WasT PeilCES frit Fors' fu y-' Cro k thsree reat Ca iao time ctorternctualkston e i nEiergre . is &el tirible, n ' iorkl and exaton, for wic horelik is. w~ aia g~i.. '~u. th lstto. Nuapew.t t Fall'&a Witer rads, rTherE r .. .~ a ceimable P~-lanto A esn frea aLvery ing Select.....>sead vr ole Ago Stoko ck af Dry Goodsl.i t ' ncusi - id , Are In l ofit v ariet whch hehs -ied wt Tisc '- "san' elektSA thre gratce f uthe best a~ N ort iher all beh s MILeLE -. Itr apisl timbred oNw fur and oron, eanadwhichgh thns ospweic and goot .-AhUte PlaO n. dteal cutomtes -aadWntrtae 2There very hagcomfortMaret prece -illAbL paid-fo nes-Tuwh r new CtoA ad tclfalter artueic leaas ui. kep fora -. Aale . M. W. CLAltY. r E a ppe CerkeePod. Scept 28 1853 t f 37 fo* :r -Cosby,situnted abouit Ninue nai - -- ;i.. a thle Phssk Road. olsery, The at -. about One Thousand NOWDEN. & SHEAR have' receivedI and Twi -. wooded, and within from New York conavenaic~ a: u.arg and A ugusin. [Ladies' white anad ,black Merino tand Lambs Wool The ha zaeso a public hiouse, and Hose; favor-abt ': e S' -ess. To an approved Ladies' heavy fleecy lined black Itaw silk liose ; piurchuas( . - ' ..- 1' * ng tine, if desaired. Ladice white, i,!aek and dlate eulor. d English Apply : I !iENR ICK, Pres't. Rose; B . Plaiak [Ro~ad Co. Genthenmen's superior Cotton andl Meinmo Ihalf do.; Oct 5 :' 38 Misses' aud Youths's Ilose. a full asurtament: A large supply of Children's faancy Cotton, Wo'rsted Beaun 1o1adi Land for Sale, and Silk Iloi-erysts; vhlngsi hr rjil E Sbscriber oflers ait private sale FIVE Ias'leeveandMr etwihln n hr H UIINDRI EDACRJ ES of Beach Island Swamij G snlcen's ;ei' u ikShrsadDaes Lanszd, lying on the River, and adjoinaing lands of Giete' Merm o adSilthitsndD;wr Sasueld Clark and Jaes T. Gardner, aand rented Alciups leertet Ea lxnlr ais i the preseant year by James T. Gardner. Acmlt soteto lxne' ais i Abiout 400 acres of tla he bve Tract are eleared Gloves. and well imuproveid. The balance ia Cypress and The pauhko are respectfully requested to enll anud othaer swampa tismber. examine the assOrtmuenat. Trermns anide easy to a good purchaser. A pply Nov 23 tf 4 to IR. IIR AIFOR I) Silvt-n. S. C., May 4 tf Id STA TE OF SOUT H CA ROLINA, -~tie -EDG 2FIE LD SA LE. ALL~ Persons indebted to the Estate of Mrs. Joh Lia d , 'noro Ann Colenanai, dee'd., are hereby requestei Joh RGmvor, dm oro :o make paymuent, nand timase toa whosm the Fst-ate is C .Goeded indebted will presenat their demanads in due forsm vs. - mimediately, as I inatend to close the Estate as sooni F.s D1. Tibbets, sprcial.MARION COLEMAN, Admn'r. James F. Adams. J SNov 23 4it 45 ~ NDER an Order from the Cosurt of Equity Notice. I in this case, neotice is hereby given to the Creditors of C. J. Glover. dee'd., to come ina asnd LLPesndebted to the Estate of ELTZ.\'- proave their claims be fore me asny time between BEniak STEVENS, deceasedh are requested the presenat date and the 29th das of January' > epayment by the 1st day of December nex t. . . mnd those having demands auninst the same will next, as after that Lime they will not be receive . and them ian properly :attested before that time. ,A. SIMKINS, C. E. E. D. WM. L. STEVENS, Adm'r Nov 14 . 9t, .14 , Oc1883 t40 Letter and Foolscap Paper. 'How to make Flour Rise-'' T UST Receiv-ed a large .upply of Letter and L IUST cal, in at the "VAMuai-v Si-ena" and bu tP Foolseap Paperr' for sdie at very low prices. - someof'PaateroNe& Maaaz.a* INFA LLIBUK Samne exeelflent Letter Pape? at 12&'eentrper gr. by EAST POWDER, "gnd its bounad' to rheA' the reama or half reamn. Call at tho." Y~AsRI5T S-oar.," 155 Bi-ond'Street, Also, a large supply of..Eohool anid iBlhmk BookI J ugusta Ca. '. J. A. GURLEY. - G L. PENN, Ann-'r. Ini Sept 5 t- i 34 . Sept. .28 * -f 37 CANDIDATES For Sheri& JULIUS DAY, JAMES EIDSON. FELIX E. BODIE, 'WM. QUNJI'LE3UM, For Tax Collector. THOMAS B. REESE, DERIcK IIOLSONBiAKE, A. It. A BLE, TIIEOPHILtUS DEAN, WESLEY WERTZ. 1f. B. WViIITTLE, LEE IIOLSON, CHARLES CARTER, For Ordinary. DAVID HODIF. JoIIN W. S-3iTI!, . T. WIlIsI{*l, W. F. DURISOE, Wor Clerk. R. B. HOUMNIGIIT, EDMUND PENN. TH1OS. G. BACON. Rew Piano Forte & Music Store. (Next door to Miechanic's Bank.) Augusta, Ga., ?ianos, Melodeons, Guitars, Violins, Accordeous, Flutes, Strings, 51EET MUSIC, and every th:ng in the Music Ilne SECOND-IAND PIAN-1s TAKEN IN F.XCHANGE. W Orders for 3USIC by mil promptly at tvided to. ir-PI.NOS TUNiED and TEPAIRED. Persuni wnnting their Puntos tun.erl, will pl. nse no lify us to that effect. A.- A. CLAR K, I1. F. CLARK. A ugnta,_Nov. 9 2m 43 THE GREAT KENTUCKY SOUTHERN REMEDY, DR JOHIN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA. - IS meleine. whsen used according to9 directions, will eltre. i~hout fail: - Sernful - or King's, Evil. Cancore. mprins of the skhi,. Ery'slpelas. Tumnors, Chrnnise Snre Ry as, Ktinge.rm or Tetlers. Scald Uleael, Rheumaistn. P'ain~s in thte Dines or Joints, Old Sores anl Ulcers, Sweilng of tile Glanuds. S' phili-, Dyspeia. SaiLt itheum, Diseases of the Kidlneys, Disease' ari.,lng from the use of 31.renry, 1.oss of App.eti e. Pain in, the Slide and Shanidiers, (enerai Debility, .unubago. Copghs. Cols, Dropsy. .taunciice. Costivent..s, iironerhiii, Wa:,ness of the ~.wr. So.-u Tihtna'. P'uinunarv A ffectin, anl iAll othier s' tecendinog to produce Co.nsumnption. l,iver (tomel trirsFtnale irraotuarltles and Conmpinhiats, Loae 1 poure!, .-t-.re ien ledlche. Night Sweats, etitutionail)LDinasecl-ice in i.ife, Chroutie Con Summuter Drinli, anad C'e:M..a Frinlg and System,, oi a Gentle appfor the lu..i~~it is .Sminefl ,,AZ,. Salts, or Seidlitz .Ii rc~kbe Powders. ind~.o n isa rmarkblefact, that amiong th hnded o eminent phtysicians who lavce examinedi the recipe by whieh Iluill'aSarsaparlila is prepared, not one has condemned it. bet all app~rovedi it. and counmeund It in tlie highest tern.. 3Many physicians extpress themnselvces .strongly in the n-iecf that it Is deciedlly the best preparation of Sar snailla that has ever been plaed before the public. Atlhough tiher. are zmany physIcian a who feel a reluctance to htaving~ their naines appeznded to th recommendiation of any p:srticuliar remedy, not withsta,.ding they may approve of it in, the hihest degree, there are n:hers who frankly Culdthi uport in favor of a remedy whichs they know icapable of dait so mnehri go'id In an afflilcted com-. mnity. As an evidence, read the follnwing from old1 an4 respectale physiclanas, of high stauding in the community in which they lie T E S T I ?L ON Y. 0"? Testimny like the followcin, rendi-rs euperflons all cnnuments ons the efflearty o.f iunil's .nrsuarilla From Dr. L. l*. Yanudeli. P'rnfeor of t'hemtistry in the l.nni..cile Mledical 'ilege: I hav, lokel over the list nf Ingredients comtpo.ting Joh lil'.s Canop..innd. Extract of $areaparilla, and, have- no Ihe-Plarin, ina an~ing thiac ihey formo a anfe comipnn,,t an.i rne that protnies well in chrie dliseauee, to which it Is ahipiernhue. L. P. YAtND~t.I,, 31. Di. What Dr. P~s lee. phyieiaun by appnintment to tlie Louis ville Atlarin~e luiia, .-caya of lluli'.rsaparilla: i-OL55lu~.Z. M1nrch 2i, 1849. I have exaned the prescriptinn fuor the pre-paration of John Ilull's daraparilla, andi ibelieve the comsbination to be ane.elent one.andt well calculated to produce an alter ative unpresslion o h syotema. I lhare used it biotht in public ant purivate iractice, and think It the best article of Sarsapuarilia now in use. Rerident Physician TLouIsville 31arine Hlospital. Sia -Permtit ine to adldrestoiou a few line'. and dto mte thle honor to reply to n request that I will naake lu the cotnclulon of thtis letter, &. I nut a gradluate of Traneylvanla 3Medical University ;I htavc practiced moedicine Ina this weicerness conry, about five years, hut owing to exposure to bitter cold weather. I have beeni indispose.i with Acute ltheumatsm about sig monthts After having exhaustedi my skilt in thte treatment of my case, anid derIving no btenefft. I was lttduced to give your rnuta zxya.uer or s.at.i.ta.L a fair trial, and~ accordhngly purchasaed a bottle of your msediclate fronm your agent, 3Mr. George P. IDrown,, about Ltwo weeks ag~o, and I must confess thast on~e buotle has entirely cured nme. It is mj opinion, that yur preparation of Sarsaparilia Is deeldedl~y sup~erlor to anay othier ptreparation now In use, and I will take grent pleasutre in recommuending it to the afflicted a.s belig a reedial ngentt, andtu I will advise the physicians to use it in tlteir practire &c, Ret'pectfully your,, ii. Ii. A LLEN, 31. D. Loriavn.ur, July 13:h 1849. I have examtined the list of artiice thtat comtpn..e John Bl1ultxtract ft'sraapariila. and I have nto hestication In 33aylog thtat. It is a ante and valuable ronpound. I wcouldi prefer it to any article tnow itnu. for thte diseases arisIng from ans ittnue sta'e of thte idlond or taint of te system. I confidently ree~ntmend it to tny frienidsas beIng a power. ful Extract. andl rune thtat t bueliese will cure all classes of detase, for whtic-h it is reeonminended, If used accordling to directions. I bellevec it to be a raluale succedaneumtt to ?uiereury. -Nay, 1 htave mty doubtts whether it tite most violentt and pro rnceed rates of :ty phtil, accontpsanied with Nodes Trophte. Itn enrie-s of thte boe, whether It ought not to succesd every othter rettedy. Ihonorary Mienber of the MledIcal delcety, Philadeipia. 93 Tear, what Dr. Slapp. a phlysician who stands at the top, of is profe.sin,, euays of Johno full's Sarsaparila: .I have been usIn~g Johtn lttll's Sarsatparilla int a great varley of chtronueisc aer, with thte moat happ effects, andi I have no hestita'ion In recommnendin~g It to t.e public for the cure of sctvtuil, eyphille, nd p1.1 cutaneous and gianutar di-ease. Yours, ost fervetlyi, Lenleport, Kly., .tl'til Otht, 18419. WM!. ST.rP, 31. D. Eey. E. W. SEHON, - Rev. E. STEVENSON. Cotactsamr. - Thte followinog ise a verbatitm copy of a certificate tnow in thme posseasinnt of the prtsprietor of flull's Saresitarilla. Itev. I.. W $chons is wIdely and generally known as an cinqunct and aeccompilished pastor of the M!. Ei. church, and 11ev. E. S'erenson has beetn kttown as one of thte mtost talentedl and zealous members that the Ken-. tucky tConfe-renice einld hutast of for mnnty years, and at tii tinmel iilling thte htigh and responsiblestarion of agent fur thne 31. Ii. hi,,nkt Cone-ern. C'an the world produce better or more satli-factnury testimo'ny in favor of any nmedirinte! iletter tcsttmony then, was ever offered in favor of any medieine. 11ev. E. W. Schott - 11ev. El. 8tevenson: Loutavn~t., Mlay 20th, 1549. We have used .Joi-n Bltl's Sarsaparillna, attd have known it to be utsed, with enatire satisfaction; and, we have no liestiratlon it stating our belie.f, that It Ise a safe and raluable mnedical esnpoumtt, atnd calentatedl to produce isucht good and relieve ntuch sulteriung; anal thtereforne wrould cheerfully antd tust earnestly recomntrid it to the utfileted. i. W. SE:I10N. (tigned) Et. STEYENd0.O. We earnestly invite alilsetns who are suffering with tny otf - the illN thtat tiesht is Iter to," tos eail on Dr. John ull's agentt, and get a copy of lu~ll's Famitly Journal a.uts; annd for the sake of humtanity, we hope that a nugle indilvidn wil nout be fotud unwilling to give flail's arsaparilla a ?alsLt, after readsing, and re.c'sllecting, at the ante tine, thtat It is ltnposibllle for the Douctor to publish he tenth part of thte numsbe-r of certificates of astoundIng ures performted biy his Sarseuparilla. Tihe amount of tea Itmony voluntarily showered on Dr. llull's Starsaparllla, runt well kntowvn and. distinguished Individuais, both in tuhlle and private life, has brett pet-fectly overwhelnting. l'- Dr. .John linil's PrIncipal 01ce, west side Fifth - tre-et first door below M~aIn, Loutsvsn., Erv. E9 Faa "ale in thbs Village, on Agency, by G. l'EN.N, Drutggist... Sept 28 ly3 On- hnand- a nd for Snle L SUPEltIOR Lot of3VWF.S5 and'iLIQUORS I whichI wvill beatolflint quanttitiess of Thtree Gal I ise, or more, b~y * F. M.J IC10L A S) [ July th * ,r 2-~ na 4W GOK STOR. DRY GOODFO 3 A. RANSOM, Agent for I. Mh FULLER. IW1 . Stock of FOREIGN and DO3ESTIC DIR Lnelutiful. Among which may be found Nil Wool DE LAINES, of rich and splendid I R styl, [.:trgej :tnd small fig'd De Laines. all qualities, C Persinn Do Laines, varions qualitie., [,laid Silk Lustres, very rich ; SRaw Silks, in high colirs; Cashmeres aind Alrpaca Lustres, all qualities E and colors; E Plain hlk Gro d-Rhine Silks, various qualities and widths; Black Watered Silks, a supe-rior article " Fig'd and Brocade Silks; Rich, colored Silks, all qualities; Colored Marceline Silks, desirable colors; Solid colored De Laines and Merinos; Solid colored Paris De Bege, for travelling dresses; French Scotch and American Ginghams, from 12 to 37 1.2 cents: English French and American Prints, from 6 1.4 up; Satin Tahnmtas (if new and beautiful styles; Ladies Cloth Clonks, new and late styles; Colored Fringes, Pointed Gimps, and other Trimmings, great variety Plain and fig'd Cloths, lighlt fabric for Ladies Cloaks; Black Thibet, Bay State and embnroided Shawls: Climan-setts, Frein'h worked Collars and IUnder sleeves, late Styles; Jaconet, Thread ana Li.,le Edgings and Inscrt ings. all qualities; Ladies M erino and Silk Under-vests: Kid Silk and Wool Gloves, for Ladies, Missen and Children ; iF These Goods bave been purchased with G PRICES, and purcliars nmay rest :.nnred that bought in Augusta. An exm:uhination is respectfi HAtDnR, Oct. 26, 1853. J. Il. N E W WIIOLESALE & IE READY MADE CLOTHING, TRI UNDER THE U. S. 11C j M. NEWBY & CO., are now receiving th eReady Made Clothing ever offered in this ci improved styles of manufnetute. A GOOD SUPPLY OF BOYS YOUTH c i. Country Merchants,and all persons viAi and examine our Stock for themselves. Augusta, Sept. 23. Episcopal Female School, AT GLEN SPRINGS. H AVING purchased the well-known Property. Li.VGL.rss :raiyus, the undersigned praopose to open there a IIIGh SCIIOOL for Young Ladies, on the First of February 1854. No pains will be spared to secure an efficient co-rls of Instructors, and t, nmake the lustitut'mn equ:tl in cvery respect to the very bemt in the lanl. A Prospectus will hiortly be ipsued containi:ig the uoual particulars as to Teratms. Seimms. & TIIOS. S. AITIlR, J. D1. AleCULLOUGI. Aug 17 20t _23_ Clear Spring Academy. TIllS INSTIT UTION will continue faor the en Isuinig year undl:r the charge of ir. ,I 1I L ESLY. Thue long exie riencee andh bueceiw of this ;:entemian as a Treacher are wull kunown, andl thle Trust,'es deem it un.ecessa-y to insei t aniything itn this notice wth re~gard to htis qua lititios.-The School foir the next year will not be limited. Trermt&':Elid, $24, and $40 per annumn. . Bvr..oder o the Board of Trstes..] Niv. 2 - - 2m A Select Classical SchooL WIlLL be, opened by the Sub-criber, on the TT16th January 1854, about three iiaen Nartha of Liberty l1i:1. The number of Studlents is ini Tuiiti..n $40 per Session of 10 moinths. Early applie:.tain m~ust be meade tio secure admui.,siaon. The undividled attention of the Teadher wtill be giyven to the School. For further infor mation, a-idress GEO). GA LPIIIN. Loangm'res. 8. C., Noav tI tf 43 Hardware & Cutlery Store. r it E SL'UBSCRU IERS have just received their F1 all Stoick or HARDWARE & CUTLERY, Consisting of A nivls, \'iees, hliws, Smith. hiI mers, Screst Plates, Stack anad i,-s, llrse Shae Nails. ER .sps. Files, Ilandl and Cut, .\ill, and all otheri kind aof SA nS. 500) dozen of all kindhs of Locku. 50 " " iEives. 3npir Pi.tls ofa n!l k~tnd's.. (,n Gns. C .lts Revolvers, Ah!ens do. Furishn aiols, and everything else caninected with a liar dware hous. -- A LSO Carn Sh--llars, Strawt Cutters. Mi:1s. the genne C I in, A xes Adzes, Ilatchiets fan .h kind. Eadge To ls. We wounld respectfully sai!ieit a share aif piatraon ae', :aund anythinig sold by us will be warranated ofj the best mianutneture'. ll:LLARlKEY & O.\K~IAN. A few damirs above Insumer lanik, Augusta GUn. Sel't. 28 l653. tin 37 IParticular Notice. r P Proiprietmar aof thie "V.ia:srv F-on' wotuld 5inform the pubh.e that lie has mn hsad, andl is fromi time to ti:iie receivtm in ppli f All Kinds of Toys for Girls and Boys, Such us D)ol!s f' tall aesa riptamns, Cr iing linbies, Pireelain. Xln.bste r, Indialibber anal Kidl I letiab.. ia some very large Wax I )lls, wiith natural hair, moinaig ey~es, and asq natural as lire. MA\ItIH LIFS of all kinds, itubaber IIA LLS, &c., &c.. anal when. you vi.-t Anutust~a just enli in anal buy a nies- presenit fair. the gooda wife, the darh~ng' boy tud the beautiful girl-us I have soimethig I, t uit each one, anda ieca haps you my see some tiig to suit"- No. 1." J1. A. G UR LEY, 15. Birmal Street, .\uguista Ga. Sept 5 tf' 31 Stra yed. O ''N aionlay, thei t3rd af Octch, r, fromt Edge'tield ~ .. C. II., a BA Y I lollE aif medaiunm size, 14 ir 15 years aild. Any infrmionu respecting thet I said horse will be thankfully received anal expensese I paid by informintg U. L. Penn, tar - J. II. IIUUIIES. I Oct12 :f 39 1tr N~ot ice. A LfL Persons inidebted to the Estate of Thomas tChambmmerhaiaa, dhe'd., are reiituestedi toi mike Jayment iaiimediately, anal those having denmandls ust rende.r themi in s-sm, as thet Estate wdll and uust be se.ithkd up hy the twenty-ifthm of Itee. next. W. I). JENNINGS, Adlm'aar. Nv 9 7t 41 Ready-M~ade Clothing? UST eceveda heavy Stock of READ)Y- a AIA D CLOTIG, ell suited to) the Fall to, n Winter Trutde, and will be saold .0W FOR ral 3ASI[, air an easy termis to punoctual customuers. n et the doubtfull examine for theinselva s. 1 AM. W. CLARY. Clryton, Oct. 3, tr :8 STATE OF SOU'JII CAlROLINA. EDGEFIE LD DISTRIC'T. ~OrLEDbfrnm ni- e1Ii ihmt'.,by Mrs. n.5 .P -rinolia' A brit ^, -ofrttid' .lis'tri n eatray Cl Iue Alule, bht coe# thto years oaf age, abount on 3.~hhd higZi ifo mo~ars or -brands pereivabte, l ippraised'at' $6 e H. Af TKINSON, M. E. -P itm of 16Atm EJE~ ~~ t1~~1LTe E n reciipt of i JARGE and $Phi Y GOODS, tonlorising all' whieh isiew as - -d, white and fig'd Flannelhi, alYqalitis; - ,lid colored Flannels, for S'eks; amstiers, Sattinel', Tweedh. and. Kentacky . .Jeans', all qualiti ~ - - - leached and brown Table Damank, warranted all Linen; leached Damask Table Cloths, some very fine leached and brown Linen ToWeftigs and Towel: all qualitiest; ,mbroidered Table Covers; ish Linen of every quality, from celebrated manufactiiries in sot' fintish. 5-4,-104, pi.4 and 12.4 bleached and 'brown Sheetilngj best mnke; iranitesille, Augrusta and Haneoek brownf Shirtings, by the bale or piece, cheap. f teal Georgia Plains, and Twills, of Geo. ilileyfs. muiizuu'ttacture, chep; rwilled Kersys, manutactured at the Augusta alanufrcturing Company ; ;eorgia Stripes and Osnaburgs, Cotlon Yarns ... Vhi:e and colored Blankets, large stock, will be: sold cheap Vhitney and Ribbon bound Blankets,. all quar ties and sizes; ,rib Blankets; l'hree Ply, Ingrain and 'Hemp Cairpetin variolus patterits; - Fogs and Drutnets, f6r floor cloths ; hadicai and Childrens Shoe.; "arpet Bngs, Port Munies, Ivory and Pearl Tab 1,-ts, Extracts Otto of Roses, Fancy Soapo Coologne, Ihair an Tooth Brulhes, Ivory and lIorn Comlbs,&c.,&v. REAT CARE at the LOWEST MARKET -very ar;icle will be sold as cheap as can be illy solicited. 31. A. RANSOM, AGfENT FOR R. 31. FULLER. If '41, BY & CO., TAIL DEALER IN iNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c., & . TEL AUGUSTA, GA. LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT of y. Their Stock consists of the latest and-most' 5 0 S' AND CHILD RN'S CLOTHING. ing our city, are respectfully solicited to caf dk 36 EDGEFIELD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES.. (63 P'eriLs IAVE E.NTErED sINmE .E7TEMiSR191. '1ilI E SeRioin will be half coroleted in bMonday tNoY. 'h. This NIl be a good time for otlierI to enter. The Inst'intin has never ben, 'more prosperourt at th's sa on - ( the year, or better furnished witir Ttichers, and everythin necessary for - 7thoroug instruction than it present. The Vaeration at Christmas is alwna a short on, so that the Pupils can continue th~eir stutlkes w~ out any perious interrup'tion, until thelast,-ofiJuy They are received at any time dtrng. the Ssta and'ch~arge-d but from the time of entrance:. to end of the Sessionl. - Expenses per .Session of1 W f Ciollegita Departmet. Acadeii do .--- - Primnary -do . Z(Oi> Pupijils usin" the .PhiluaijhiaIpi Musse...... ..--. Freanh ...............'.. Oil Painting.:...;.. - Thiere is no charge for use of 1?pbn . flaardl, with washing, lights and fu - montth. The.re'are no other extra charges, exep loaoks and Musie s-al.. R. T. MtMS, 1 8. F. GOOD)E, . E. PENN, Truste G. A. AM)JISON A. SlMKlNF. Noav 7. 1853.. tf . 42. Teachers Wanted r 10tak chrgeof an: INSTITUTION OF .E\RNNGaboaut to be establishedi in Edge ield Distr et, Southt Caraalina, .on Sweet Water Creek. and aboiut eight mikts fromt Ilamburg. Thle Fehial is isnented in one of the monst 'henltby portions ot Ealdgeild and in an enlightened, mral Every fac!iiy, such as boardl and ath-r comfort. will be extendedl toe the l'upiis, anal every meians of supPart in abunadance. wvll be affa~rded to theg.te rat advancemetnt of thae Insutitution. The semainary has alre ady a permanent Capital Stock af Thirty Thouanda D)oal;~rs, with a paroatpret of ecntant increa~e. until its enadownment shall equal that aaf any Senm:nary in the Stat.. Whila.t Tencheri- will he fully* a'utainedl in causing ordear, anal in causing thec best discipline, anad the b-.st system: of learnaing to be observed in their hi:they will be requ'red to come~ qual-fied tos tt-nlh the very hithest branches that are taught in the State-, atn I to comne recomendedl by the rery bet anid mno't reliable- nuthocrity. Twvo Tendchra-one f.,r Males, anal the othes for' Fem.dies, are. wanitel: an 1 they are expected to be r:ialy to. undlertake thecir charge on the tirst .laa n February ne.st. A pplientions. must be adilressed to Capt. RoLLt 'deriwther, (ihat.-i:na of the Hoan;ra or Trustees, it vy Island P. 4 ., EkledeldI listrves. ROlHT. .Mf RlIWETH Elt, j G EO. D~OSW El., S.\\ML. O;ETZ EN, i Trustees. .JO~lh CUIIIRY, A. P'. IUTI.ElR, A NL)R EW J1. TIIAM3OND). Ifambuatrg Ri'eublienni will please copy Until fori.R EDGEFIELD MALE ACADEMY! F lIE TR USTEES oaf this Jnstitutiaon beg leave - ito assure the public that their nehouol is novr :suersseful operation and that they are deterinaed~ use their best exerntionsa to place it upon the higha-. 't anl surest foaat'ng. lor other particulars see first adv-ertiseme~nt.. Terms-Recently established, Sthe Chassical Deplartmnt, per F.etishm itfive months....................... O the higher English Urnnehesi.... 0 the les.ser " "...... M 00. These rates are as moderate aN tltase of any otietr caeniy ofC eqial e-xcellence in the Sothiern coun. y. Wlae eie that exo'rbitance of price sfal' he , idac oany one's rerping -thie 'adantaga this Itistitutiona. JIOIIN. LIPSCOM1B, Rt. T. NIIMS., ARTh1CR SIalKINS. LEWIS JONES. OJEQ. A. ADUISON,J any 18 tf - Notice .R Tier. by givea, thait applikntin'willbec made. av the next Sssi,,n aof the l.egislature-, to. Chartera ':ew Roaad trom, or near Rtocky Pundl P. 0., to raut the Savannah River, at air near . . Williams' ainy A Is,, ibme Charet..r for a Ferry to -be esa~ dised at the samte point-tl, l'e k'nowd~ as H~owl. try. Sep~t 7 3mn ~ 341 liotice. - PPLICA TI.ON is htereby -made in pursuanen Iof an: act aaf .thme.. iernfl' 'scembly pa sed e.c 14),-foi at(lijirte: fur:'a Plank Rond Compsa' ftenttiu pdtyadr~of loentin'g a:Plank.,RanF jon etia's, on-the aldtintasti Bed, to~9 in the Columbia & ,GmnpiloRd~il Troad..q2he te of.saidtond to hio as ner cb dO non road betwen a te tw - I Stc to-be ort~ sua