Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, February 08, 1854, Image 3

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A CARD! I WOULD RESPECTFULLY say to all per sons indebted to me, by Note or otherwise that I am still at the Old Stand, patiently waitits fir settlements,-and I AM CANDID when I say that all my unsettled business will .be indiserimi nately, handed to an Attorney fur Colletion, o the 10th of February. LOD lLL. .fan 24 32 Dr, M. W. Abney H AVING removed into the Village, for th 'purpose of devoting himself. more exclusively to his profession, and .eernPyling the residence first beyond the BRuptist Church on the right, and id joining the Male Aeaedeny. (the residence formerly oeupied by S. S. Tonmgk:us, Esq., and 11ev. C. A. Raymond,) ofiiers his Profestsional Services To the people of the Village aid the surrounding countre. In the'day, he can be fii:nd in his O.mee, adjoin ing the Office of W. W.. A -Aats, Esq.., and in frunt of the present residence of ter. Gee. A. Addison, and at night, he cnn be feunid at his dwelling. lie will give attention at all times most pnetu ally, to all ealls upon h;n, either.for advice and pre scriptionts, or for personal attendamne. M. W. ABNEY. Jan11 tf . 52. BROWNING & LEMAN IMPORTERS OF French, English and German 209 sad 211 King-street, corner of Market-Street Charleston, S. C. {C ARPETlN(aS.-In.rain, 3 Plys, Brussels, Ta / pestry and Velvets. CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin and Wested, Curtain C.imbr:cs anal Muslins, in l:arge variety, Embroidered I.nee andt'Mushnu Curtains, all styes, (ilt Cornices, in all the new d. siins, Curtain Gimps, I ladders, Loops, Tassels. &c. Drape-ry Cards and Bell Ropes, in all varieties, British and A nriesn Flour 0.1 Cleths. Silver and Gilt Stair Rods 'aud Stair Carpetings, of all styles. Vi:tutin, Velvet, and Axmiister Rugs, in harge va riety, PLANTATION WOOLENS-Blankets, Pla'ns, Kerseys. Cals. &e. Red and \\ hite Flannels. hirtings. &c. Cotton Osiaburgb, of a1 the best Siuthern m:mu factures. Enghlish and .\neriCn COTTON FLANNELS, French. English nd A merican Prints, LIN ENS, of Iliehards..n's sup.rior make, fier Sheetings. Shirtings, Pillow Cases. Table I )nmiasks, Ilovlies. Napkins, Towel ings 11ielkab:eks, Fruit Cloths, B. E. lRapers, Grnas Cloths, &ce. Cloths, Csasimeres and Vest:ugs, of best French Goods, Servants' Cloths, in all the shades of Einglish Goods, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans and Lindseys, of all qualities and style s. W ith a full aissortient of Rich Dress Goods. In SII.KS. ''ISSUE4, BAltEG ES, GRENA DIN ES, MUST.INS, 4c. - Bombazines, Alpaeas and Mourning tioois, in great variety. Erening. Dress Goods, in great variety, constant!y received. All the above are of our own Direct fIn portation. and otered at the L V W E T tJARKE' 'RICES. Terns--CASIl, or City Ace'l tance. tafTheu ONE PRICE SY5STE.\ strickly ad. hered to. All Gomids warrimted. HROWNING & LE.\AN. Charleston, Jan 30) tf 3 Great Bargains ! CHEAP DRY GOODS! .ANGUST A, G A. 1TIIllN. ,to [R~l)U'Cli:his Jireel exten 1 sive Stock ofl WViiser .DryGoods beore receji iut him Sprioq,St..e~ksoffers t~heam at. Greatly Reduced Prices ! .---E ONG TmIEM Al' E Pla'n. Figured and P'h.idI Sil.KS.. Frenchi and En-.:ish,. and. lahid.l ERINOS, P'lamn and F.gwredl l)EL.\INES.. Fainey Coel'd FL.\NN ELS. SIIA WLS, C'liaks, lacsk .Merinmes. Aipaenm unid Bonmibrzinie. C.ALICOS, GINGIIA).\i nud 11OSIERY it great variety,. Bro~wn snid Illeed .Shirting" and Sheetinigs, The above together withm.ai.large a.-ortmient. of A ILL E1N1S OF. GO1)5 sare p!Teremd at exceedingLly LOW PRICE S. .Those visitinmg thme City sire respmet. fully invitedl to call... ig".OSN AIBU RGS,.0EORGI.\ STRIPES and~ SIlIItTINGS. at Factory prit es. Auigusta. Fb 1- . .2t ... 3 Dissolution of Copartnership, r illE Firm of CorwAa & l.EGG is this day dis. solved by tmuttual cone.-nt. - - 'COLGAN & LEGG. January 2, I854. 7jHIE Tatihoring Business will be contitmed 'hy - 1.the U-idlersigned sit his oldl stand. Thamnk'ut to his customers fo.r their biberail pntrinage h~cee tore bestowed c'n the Firmn of Coiganti & l.egg, he hopes by strict aftention to business to merit a con tinuance oft tile usam->. -JOIN COLG AN. Jan 2, 1654. tf 51 Particular Notice. ALL Persons indebted to .he Firm of Col.GAN & ~so, either by Note or Aceoum4t, airetUi timely notified that they must pay tile same by thei 1 0th February or they will be su. d withomut exmcep tion.CCOL(A N & L EGG. f Jan 2, 1954. tf . 51 Groceries and Staple Goods. W VE have now on hand, atnd shamll conltinue te receive audditionsm throeughouit thme bmusinies sesaumn, a CO.\PLETE STOCK OF GR:OCE RtIES, comnprisinig every~ thinmg usually kept in G;rtc. ry Store. .\mlieng wichi gay be enmunmraite the fellowinig: G;innny and Dundee ngging, Bale iteipe and Twine, Racmon andI Hmnis. - . Nolasse~s andim Sugars of every descriphtion, Nails, P'utty nindass * -Ja inseemd and Train 01l14. an4 White Lead; Sa!!.. Irm. Shomes and H nuketim:. Teobaeo, l.enither. (Cofte nimd Tyna: . Osnahnr.s, Broiwn Shlirtinigs sande Ciot Yarns, Rice, Soap, &c. For sale on thme tmost ri a monasble terms. L ARK & R ECKMA.STER. Hamburg, Nomv. 16 m--44' Fresh and Pure Garden Seeds TUST Received a large and well assomrteed suppl2 eJ of GAlII)EN SEEI)S from thse eehrait< Seed Estsibl'shmrent of Comnstock, IFerre & Co. wiirranted freshl and .pure. - If you wish to hamve your Gardena well stoeke< with choice Vegetables next yeamr, yeou have nothmi to do, but to get a supp~ly of these Seedls, uuake you ground rich, plant-amt thme right timse :mnd cultivat pnroperly. G. L. PENN, A oKrr. De21- tf . 49 Notice. A LL Persons indebted to the Estate cf Stanmo: - lIlo~stein, dleed., are nomtiid to maske earl; vment, and thmse havings demanitds nasinst asmi mtate will pleasse piresenmt them immsiediately, pre pe rly att- sted. J. A. BLAND, A dm'or. Dec 28 tf 50 Bamburg & Edgefield P'k Road r'H E PLANK RtOAl) from llaumbturg to Edge ..field is now commpleted atnd oepen for te publi 11. A. K EN R:CK, Pres. Oct 5 tf . 38 Eeavy All Wool Negro Goodi And Binnkets. 4ILL.ER & WARREN, Augusta. Ga., lhav SI jusat rceedem a Isare Stemk of Georgis Plains and' a huige lot of 8-4 ssmd 9-4 IN gro Blankcis, ronme of thmemn weighing eigl poummds to time pamir, tee . hiehs they itnvite time attens tiam of ldasnters. Alsoe GENI'INE IIETT ANCiHOR ETNG CL,0TiS, Fromum No i to 10. A.......... Oc. 12 oam 39 Grocery and Cotton -usiness HE Undersigned takes this method of inform ing his friends and customers, and the public generally, that having recentl3 purchased from Messrs. BRINDLEY & RosAMoND, the:r entire Stock of. Groceries, IIe is now prepared to carry on the business on the most liberal terms at their Old Stand, where he has now on hand, and will be constantly receiving a L.A RGE, FRES1 and WELL SELECTED Sock of GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, Comprising every. article-in the line ever called for by the Phinter,-all of which he will be prepared to sell on the most reasonable terms. 1 Ie wiil be constantly in the market -for Cotton and other Pro.!uee, for which the most liberal pri ees will be paid. T. B. JOINSON. Ianiburg, Dec 10 3m 48 HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. S & J. H I LL, Hamburg, S. C., would in " form their friends and customers that they keep constantly on hand, at their old Stand, a LA lGE and 'WELL SELECTEI) STOCK, eon =isting in .art of the following arieles. FINE CUTLRY. A large assortment of Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks. Scissors. &c., &c., both of English and American Mlanufacture. . Tin and Copper Ware. Every artice of Tin Ware kept always on hand. and ielrders received for any article that may be needed in the Copper. T'n, or Sheet Iron line. A good asortnment of Ilenting and Cooking Stoves. The latter are recummneinded to iluusekepers fur ie ancs anid economy. Guns and Pistols! A full arsortment of Guns, from ordinary to very I line. c'olts' repeating l'iste.ls, Allen's Revolving 1 aid Self-Cocking Single Barrel Pistols. Also, com mon Pistols. - SMITH'S TOOLS. A large and- complete Stuck of Smith's Tools, con siting of Anvels, Bellows, Screw Plates, hand and :ledge Ilanmers, Files, Rasps, &c. CARPENTERS TOOLS. Embracing all varieties of Plans, Saws, Chesels, A ugers. I thainers, I Iitehets, Squares, Couiasses, Axes, Adzes, &c., &c. Spades and Shovels. Spades and Shovels of the beat qualities. Als9, alunure Forks, loes, &c., &c. CIIA INS. Log, Ox, Trace, Waggon, Coal and Halter Chains. Boilers and Caldrons. A variety of Hoilers nn.I Caldrons, by the .pr per use .f which farieirs will find a great saving in feeding Cattle and Hogs. CASTING AND HOLLOW WARE. Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Tea Kettles, Wafile and Wa fer Iroi. Fire )ogs, Waggon Boxes, Grid Irons, Smoothing Irons, Mlurters, &c. NAILS. ?00''Kegs f N:ails. assorted ,ii.es. Also an assort nitti of English :md Anercen horse Shoes, and llorse 'Shoise Nails. Coffiee Toasters, and Cotton and Voeol Cards. Straw Cutters und Corn Shellers. The mest approved Straw Cutters, and Corn Shel lers, which tarmers would-find great economy to use. CH AiN PUMPS! Clain Pumps and fixtures-an excellent methed for drawing mater from wells. ' .\lltie foregoing articles sold on the most re.asonabetlu termis. Illamil.uri., Oct.26_____Gin 41 ICopartnership Notice.. E~ ORGE ROlBINSON & II. B. JTACKSON IA have assoceiated themiselves together, for the GnrlHardware Business, Conder the style of RosussoN & -IACXson, Ilastiburg, where we will always keepi an extensive. sorsmient of EVERY TIlING in .that line. together with Sddles, Bridles, ILlarness, Leathier,Truniks, Whips, &c. &e:. I liamburg, A pril 27 - f .-.15 ROBINSON & JACKSON, HA.MDBURG 3. C. ~T AVE neow jn haind a most complete Stock .I.I of IHard ware, amongst which may be 2011 Tn Eng~lish and Sweed Iron, .int Kegs Nails,. 20,000O LIbs. Castings,. 54) Dlez. Collins' A res, 75 " Bradles' Patvn; ihors and others, 5 " S.upeerior Straw Cutters, I20 4". Spades and Shovels,. 10 "- Rakes, . Tillets-si and others make of Vics'and Anvills, Trace. Halter, LIe..Fifth and other estyle of Chains, A comp~lete St sek of Pocktet and Table Cutlery, . --ALtL S-rYLES o Plains.Saews, ( iisels, Screws, Ilinges, Knobs, Bellows, lBitts, Guns, P listssls, Shot Bags, Poiwd. r Flasks, Cottein and W~ool Cards, Well Whleels, Kettles, Stew P5ann; Frying P'Ani', G ridlions, llan:mers, I atchets, Teks, Wafer, ande W.-iflh- Iroens, -Candle Sticks, Steelvaruds, Starkinig ('utnge's. Spirit Levels, :Andiioins. Shovels and Tongs, Screw iPlateei, Conipaes, Theum G uages, Percnrsion - as &c. iiamburg, April 27 - tf 15 Hardware & Cutlery Store. TIT E SU BSCRIBERS have just received their ..Fall Stock of HARDWARE &. CUTLERY, Consisting of A nvils, Vices, Bellows, Sumiths Hamn mers, Serew Plates, Stock snd I)es, Ilorsee Shoe Nails, H asps. Files, iland anid Cut, Mill, and all other kid oif SA WS. 5(40 dozen of aill kitnds of Locks. 50i '' " " Knives. .' . 3ii0 pair Pistols of all kids. 100 Guns. Coelts llevolvers, Allens do. Wegen Chin'ns. Castiings, Ilinges, Screws, Ihouse 'nrishig Gonds aiid everytheing else connected . Iis aHardw&1Iouse. Corn - AL SO ConSh lars, Straw~ Cutters, Mlills, the genmine Col:iins A xes1 Adzes, HITtehiets aend a:1 kids Edge Tools. TWe wotuld reaptetfully solicit a shiare of patron. a~ge,:end anyithing sold by" us will be warranted ol the b's nianeu1neinre. . MUe oos SCLLARKEY & OAKMAN. AI aewdo sive Iusurance Bank, Augusta CGa. Sept. 28 1853. 6m 37 I- Groceries! 40 11117). SUAR, Also 50 Barrels STEW IAlRT'S .do. 20GBugs COFFE E. *25 H lids. MOLASSES, 200O Coi!s ROPE, sonie very superior, it00 Bale,. Guniny and Dundee BAGG'ING, 30 Whole, lI if ande Quarter Hbld. No~e 3, No 1. ande Mess MA CKEREL, also Kits, " A i.d -we would AL~SO state,", that we have a- finc assortient of rBlankets, Negro Cloths, CBe dstends, Chairs; Saddles, Osnaburgs, Stripes. Iron, Nails. Oils, White Lend, Shot, Bier Lead, Salt, Cheese, Powder, Soap, Rice,. lineon, &c., &e.. &c., And in fact, every aerticle usually found in a Gro. eecry Stiorc. '- J. SIBLEY & SON. y lamiiburg, Nov 14, tf 44 For the Planters ! '70 Bb!:. Kettlewells CTIEMICA L SALTS, -30 " Pure ground PLA ST ER. The above celebrated Manures fist sale b~y - J. SIBLEY & SON. JTmburg, Nov 14, - tf 44 - gr The Laurensville Herald, Independent Pres Sand Anderson Gazette will copy the above foni Stimes, and forward biits to J. S. & SON. Fresh New Wheat Flour . *AND YEAST POWDERS. . TUST Receii-ed Thirty Barrels orfalt Choiei itt Flour from the Tumbling Shisals' Mills. Ever3 Barrel sold can be returned if not approved. A aw', Orne G;ros of Preston & Merrell's Infiellibli YEAST POWD)ERS. No excuse for -had breai now, o sale by G. L. P'ENN, Agent. n-. r, 49 BLANKETS REDUCED AT CORNER KING AND WENT WORTH STREETS,-CH ARLESTON S. C BATH AND WHITNEY. BED .BLANKETS, EXTRA, COMFORTS, -1WELi ADE. SUPER. BLANKETS FOR SERVANTS, AT VERY LOW PRICES. Satinets for Servants, CONTINUED REDUCTION OF ALL OUR-SATINETS to 181 Cts. less than Manufactu rers' prices. WHITE GOODS. LONG CLOTIIS 121 CENTS, WORTH 181. WISHING TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK of the above, we offer them at uncommonly low prices. Linen Cambric Rldkts. at Six Cents. BELGIAN CA3IBRIC IIDKS. nt 181 Cts. GENTS' LARGE SIZE L. C. Hdki. at 25 Cts. Yard wide W HITE DAM ASK CAMBRIC at 121 Cts., suitable foratdirs' Dresses. 1400 Yards Mouslin DeLaine, at Six and a quarter Cents, ANTI. HUMATIC FLAILK. PIECES ANTI-RIIEUMATIC FLANNELS, NF.W ARTICLE, AND ONE OF THE BEST Remedial agents in use ; and persons in want will do well to examine. Extra fine Colfored Canton Flannels, for Underakirts,12h cents per yard. Real Welsh -Flannels, at reduced prices. PIECES BL'K SILKS, RICH LUSTRE, 75 Cts. PER YARD. . Broadcloth, Cassimere, &c,. WILL REDUCE OUR ENTIRE STOCK of the nbopve Goods, in BLACK AND COLORS Crash Towelling. 500 YARDS ALL FLAX RUSSIA CRASH, 64 Cents four BATHING TOWELS.. Scotch and Russian Diper, Extra Heavy Bleached Huckabnek, for Towels:, at 2 centa per yard. HAIR AND TOOTH ?BRUSHES, &c. FRENCH AN) ENGI ISH HAIR BRUSHES, Tooth and Nai Brushes, tine article, Puting Combs. BuI;,lo and Ivory Dressing Combs. Charleston, Jan 16 FOGARTIE & DELuAND, Corner King and WIentworth St. Edgefield leale Academy Graniilville'fIotel for Sale ! IIlS Insttution is opened for another year under TIlE U'tidersigned ofi-rso fr sale r1 tihe cotitrul of M r. J. I EGG II $ -r .., the tbo v6 [lute with the whole L it of our last year s Teacher. nearly Three ahd a half acres, beauti ""The experience of a twelvemonth has fully satis- I fully situated.on Canal Street, with ill fted us that no nore comletent young gentlenman other necessary buildings thereon for lotel uses can be found in the State than the ione now at the now in fine repair and the lotel newly furnished. head ,f our Aeulemy. The best prouf of this ir A SPA CIOUs STA LE, seventy-two feet the getial sati'tntin given by him last year, long with Sheds on both sides has recently been backed b i the ndlitional fnct that hIs Schoeolt at the built of the best wood materials-and a GA RDEN terminationt of its tirt week for the second year, of nearly two neres, under a new enchoure of the nun..red 43 Pupl+. best lightwood poets and benrt-phnk, tmade rich The Truett-s deslere to assure the Public that with a thoroughi broad-cast cover of compost. This their united etlerts will be given to the etuse of Garded is amply suffieient to furnish at all times the their ehil, and a c.,ntinued and complete supervi- Igutel with : ,lentiful supply of vegatablis. sin will be exercised bay them over its progress. Persons wnishing to buy thbs valuable property Esa Air. Lrtrrsea will in a short time procure a first ! beautifully located in Granitevlle, are invited to rate Assistant, and any number short of four score eall ill exanine the prenises. Nothing " is want an then be well attended to. ing" but etrLy and close aiplienotin. to business, to The Buildinlg is in comfortable condition, having t make it.a valuable invermttent to any one who will three larger tire-pees (one in each of the larer reside on the prenisesall the tinie. . th , e ooa bing w suplied with convenient TItunu tna an approved .purchsetcr will be made tale ad rn~ciuir ofthe bes~t finis~h. ' en-y antd itecommfflodutmtg. and pss4aain srm-on on, tabe andorme et aepa tl tyte people (If Edogefield the 20th M.arelh ne'xt, aind if n,,t sld, will be rent andte mhoeiwetl )istr'ets, fur their enceouratgemenL't .ed from that dlay until 1st Jaon l85i5. -- and othre arns y emmdetors to L~stablish a first rate Foir further' patrticulars, aoddress the Subsceriber, at of -orresti'tu n envl Silver Ilil P. 0., 5. I. Ptr's Parish, S. C. prearaorySch. .- . McBRIDE. rurth ~ase Tl a erant . peJaum .nu3i0 .i~tary 11, ''- 5t 52 For therin Deatet per anu,.832.0t To The Charhk-ston.Mtercury and Augusta Con.. '. " .r ieher pg " -'' ettutionaliat wl copay.jAhe above five tinmeo, weekly, " rdnry" "-ol- n forward neeounts.to.M MclB. Caitol boar.litig to be haul in pleasant fanilies. -__-__ .JOIIN LIPSCOM a, 'I ,- J A NNE:T is H OT EL, *A RrIIUR SIMKINS, 2-COLUMBIA, S. C. *GEO. A. Ah DDlSON, R JA NN IY-. .iRnatameetier with Mr..W. D. LEWis JONElS, . |I.2 hIA lms.and Dr...J. GOOIWYN, having R. T, 3Ii. I - .I.S* purchased that tite .noundoodlious establisohme'nt 'nitt f -W h.-retofo'ere kniown.as the CO G.A REE H{OUSK. i -u r --o Awde m e s:he~reafter be de -inited as 0 Ja asey %i H o HEMA LE AND FEM~A LE. in antnouncing tiia to the publ:c, the propreteors - ..ssot tittuin - feel tha~t it is nuot neucessary to pre'sent in detail the r IE mEnei on thes Monsttoycm in ebutvui'ridueemen.'it ittd advatages whoich the H~oel pre te twneeonc e firtu oda mi l''eblll sents. Its locationi, itg ceommodionenoness, and tia im thsispoer'.nyendence of RIST. W.nd -hi 11ELEN Proovemems ca ontemplat * by.the present mianagers, asisNte b yir. CIRSl n iswall, they feel satisfied afford to the travellinig conm TheNTruMERY. .ac~t~f~Afo . 'itnis trun nmnility and others, a-Histl in Ceolumbia which will TheTutlee n:e stao~isf(wer fr itesm a bini every way raenk -anwng the .btst in thme Gountry. gnteer of'aranawheuf ti. Csra h th leEvery conafoirt, celnveptjenee, anid app' adage to the itll ugh tllnever y - re ndtal fu thes tatete e first eat-s hiuneli ithl - tnite I States, will betfound iu ot'i qanifntttin. Iery respect o the ein- at .1.\NN EY'S lf0'TEL,and tno elleart ,.n the part ,adenel by the bstituon. tIorlisA.ante uhurityn. of the pruop:-ieteurs with be wanting to render it worthy men~ed y 1he est md uos reiab~ auhorty. of the ecopiltl of the State. Expenses per Session of five Months. MR. .IANNEY an .MR. UlARRIS!, soa well -rtnr kurttttFirst Class... 86St 0f known by the visitors : at the A mecrienon Hotel, will Pr'tar Seprt en ". ..I-- fit always bt'eaund at theirs poists, and if unremaitting Wit nintanueetid higlher Mate- Iatte'ntio'n to the dluties .they lhnve assumed, hb' any WihAntent. Lang...ges..n ... .... 18 00 I uarantee af aataefuetion, St'ey have rio hesitation in mated....ttn...........--..-.. -------12 (t) 0proumisinar it to their gue ts. 'Iecind Deatt... ..... ..--. --.-- 15 0U We have alsao securd' tlhe serv'ices of Mir. R. E. E. Ehird ---.------- ---'' EW A RT, as boouk-keeper. D raao Bansch, e. Mr. lhitehtock-s splenedid line of Onmiibus'e. French. DrwnadPi a cnh.....10 00 aome lIies haying the.nanie of the i fote'l painted on, ture canstemhry pince nilbur-u a i theom, are attaehed to .Inney's luotel, andio will be B~ad cn b ha inth neghbrhod a Eihtpromnpt and faithiful in thie eaaivlyance of passengerS Dn ,thirs per miaonth. to aid freamr the various depots' Tese institutieons are lnented ont the Phanik Rtondl, .Jnn 1t Ot eleven mail--s fromn hlamiburg. A very. plaesat and healthful location. - ' . .State of South Carojina,. - ROBT. MIERRIWETIlER, ' EDGEFIEILD DISTRICT, . . . - - Chair'n Board of Trustees. 1 ~/T. Jan 18. tf . . Elzbt Nerr 'Y g-.Thee Uamburg Republienn will copy until for- El rs.ti ery bidnand ftorwardl neeount toa 1- hleletn Berry, JBill for Par'n of Lands. * B rouught to Jail. hIlainah Berry, RUNAWVAY SL.AVE huis been lodg'ed in rJhihociuse, Bvingythit da the Jail eat thtis (Edtreield) Distriet, wvho Ir iled heraiill, nd tit capearing toi ay says his namne is ALFR ED, antd ays that he be.- isedn hthe Billnd taarn toeny fal logs to Jesse Barnes, livmag in Edgecome Cuonn- ian icoher hsad W. eD.'nyaora, Reby aear ty, N. C. He turahe'r stattes thaot lie hats beena n atd her h u~sbad eB en Tayl ranc Slarh aired to Joha T. Barntes, ot Ge'ergetowan S. C. I .'ummigad herr hausb a nd L~.' oran Curah .Said negro is dark compalected and about 5 'ming Suaittl aher husbL 0a An Lt feet. 7inches high. Ile SuysArn Litad hier hubad lEtar it Te ownter is regn~ested to come forward, I i,5u atin andJo idG herne hubsetrmand re - trwie roertyl pby dhaltgith nndte la:w di-. side beynd the himwits of' this St ate, where the tthwse he . wil beOde DMAwt J. hE. law proecess out this Court canntet be served uponi rets 25 W OOM N J.' E.D them -i Onmotioan of Mir. Ahnsov, Seolicitor for I Ja 5 . t the Ceotmplainanat, It ia ordered,'rlThat the De - fht t J i ~ endat do appear, and plead, antswer oir demur . RAWAY s 0 has bet loge tole this Bill, withoin three months, or iaety days thec Jail of thtis (BEdgefield) District, wi> fhrof, thpiatudmentpro, onfssd ite awarded says his name is A USTlIN. and thiat h~e belongs lofa t ugen r-m.esc eawre toWilliam Deorebi,f atViyne County, N. C.,sitd -gaes thiIKISc.E.E.D negro is uabotut five feet 'il inches high, dark Juan 10, 1854. 3m 52 c umpexion. Snoid fellow says that ho hias been ---,--- ________ haired to Joahn TI. Enarnes, of Georgetowna, S. C. B R () W N S The owner- ise reqnested to comtie forward. Essence of Jamaica Ginger, preove property, pay chtarges antd take hug ntwuy. r1115 ESSENCE is warranted to possess, in ortterwise lie will be dealt with ats tihe law direct, rr ocnrtdfrm l h aubh rprise W. W GOOMA N J. . D- JA MAICA G'INGER, and will be found, on triah, an Jan 25 - tf 2 excellent.Fanaily Medieine. It is partic'ularly eecOm menadedl as a toanic, to persons recormig from fever oi N t i othier diosases, a few dreops imparting to the stomaell 0 iC e. a glow and vigeir equal to a wine-glassiof eatrandl ALT rersons indi-bled to me are infaormed that (or other stimulant, itthout any~ of die dehilitatiang their Notes anod Accounts are int the hoandls of iefi'c-ta whtich are sure to follow the uce of, higenr eo .C.-'onwo etywl 'ain utti h any kiand; and it istherefore especmal~y serviceable to D. t o. Tomkmsaer, wht ne t setheyd by rem i t ntime ch idreni and females. To the aged it wtill provea 1 the wl erurad ifh nos stle an Athraty tme great comfort; to the dyspeptic, and tea theame who are theywil beplaed n te hndO anS Str. o predisposedf to gotnt or rheumatic aff'etions, it gives ollection. JO HN TO KNS- great relief; aned to the inebriate who wishes to re. Jan 11 4t 1 form. hut whose stomach as constantly craving the neixionsa liquor, it is invalcabl---givinag tone teo the -Notg je, digestive organas, and streagah to roesiat temptation inetdt eete yNt rand is consequently a great agent in the cause a ALL rersons inetdt eete yNt rteamperanace. A cont, previous to 1853, wh~o dec noat pay up before Re'turn day will be sued. I ennno~et give Cantion. a y longer ind.ulgencee. Bi. C. BRY AN. * Persons desirmg an article that can be relied upon Jan 18 . 5t ' - prepared solely from pure JAMAICA GINGER,shoul he particular to ask for "0 Brown's Essenee of Jatne INotice. ca nger," which is warranted to lae what it is re ANegro Mann wanted, foar the present year, a resented,and is pre pared only at FRED'K BROWN4 Agood field hand. .Apply at thtis Office. Droug and chemical SatoreN. E. corner: Chietnut ane Ja 10 1854 ' tf 52 F ifth S treets, P hiladelphia Directions seccompany each bottle. For sale in this Village by G. L. PENN, Agent. Est ray- May 4 ly IS T OLLED befuore me'hy WV. II. Kimbrel, a S0OR RLTHORSE,nhbout six years old, feorteen 117THE Frienad. of iect. L. CORLEY an and a half hanids high, with a blazie in his face, and nouce him as a Candidate four Major of the Leowe aeraised at fifty dollars. Bitattalicon, 9th Regiment, to fihl the viteancy occa C. W. STYLES, M. E. D. sioned by thue promtotion of Maj. B. F. S-raox. U am b u rg , Jan 23 . . I m 4 2 N o v 3 0 tf 4 6 To Rent, White Lead, Linseced Oil, r lE Room at presenat occupied by Mr. Lod 1l1ll L AMP OI L, NE ATS FOOT OIL and TAN 1 s a D~rv G4oodls Store. In tay absence applly NERS OIL, for sale next door to SttsvAH's. to .1. A. Wili~tams. -S. CIIIIISTIF. it. 'r- 3ll9 De28 tf 50) Aug 24 tf :d2 a Bargains, Bargains. T HE Subscriber intending to close up his busi ness for the present season, will MANUFAC TURE the remainder = of his Stoek of Goods at Cost! He would say to all' iwho wish to purchash Cloth ing CHEAP, and made up . In FIRST RATE STYLE, come and leave your measures, and they hall be put up at short-notice. - -JOHN LYON, Aoswr. Jan 20- . 6t 2 Dissolution of Co-Partnership. T IE Firm of FZKr:LAn & EvANs, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. FREELAND & EVANS. Jan 12, 1854 Particular Notice. LL Persons indelbted to the Firm of Face LAn & EvAse. either by Note or Account, ate thus timely notified. that they must pay the samne by the 10th February, or they will be sued without exception. FREELAND & EVANS. Jan 25 " 3m 2 U7 The Independent 'ress will copy 3 times and forward account to this Office. Notice e, - I OFFER for sn'e the following .Tr acts of Tand I Tract No 1, Containing 500 Ao:es-two hun dred acres cleared, and 40 acres of fi -st rate 1'ottom. Tract No. 2, Containing 250 A -res-2O acres B'ottomn and 100 Woodland. .Th. Lands of both Tracts are of the best quality and exceedingly will ticibered. J. W. EARLE. Evergreen. S. C.-,Nov 9,1853.. . tf. 45 Bethany, Academy; -ilE Trustees of Betlhany Academy take pleas are in announeing' to- the public, that their School will be opened for the reception of Students on the2ndMonlay in-.lannary 1854, under the su pervisien of the well known and savcssful ln.strue tor. Wall. .\. IIlTit, Esq. Rates of Tuition the same as those charged by the har mer Rector, Mr. GALrII. Board can bd obtained in the most respectable families on reasonable terms and convenient to the gehuol. WILEY HARRISON, W. TIMMEIRMAN, J. L. TALBERT, Da. S. F. STEV ENS, G. J. SHEPPARD. . De 21 ly 99" Glenn Springs Female Institute t. Rev. T. F. DAVIS, D. D., ex-Officio Visitor. Rev. T. S. A RTr UR, " I. 1). McCOILOUGI, Prpr'etors. " GEORGE BENTON, Rector, and Instruc tr in Mental and .Christian Science, Modern Lan guagcpnd flistory. Mrs. BENTON, Matron. , Instructor in Mathemathics, Nntu ral Sciences, and Ancient Liteeature. Prof. G. F. D'VNE, (ate of Limestone Springs,) Instructor in the theory and practice of AMusic. Miss C. M. REID, Instructress in English. u .-SOSNOWSKI lnstr'etress in Drnw ing, Painting, and-Assistant in French. Miss SOPIUA WARI.EY. Instructress in Eng lish Branches, and Assistant is Mbthematics. Miss ELIZA 1'RATT, Asistait in' lusic and English. N. 1.-The corps is not yet complete. rjIE above institution, laxted at Glenn springs, in Spartanburg I)istrie, S. C.. will be oenied for the reception of pupils on the first of February Inext. In convertinig this estatblishniaent into a shoil for young ladi. s, the buildims leave been thoroughly repaired and fitted uap; and in futrnis-h ag themia anew not pains have been spae'ed to maike it in every respeet, such a home as parents would desire for their daughters. Particular attenetion has been bestowed upon the nmusical instruents, and with a large and efficient co~pt of teachers, sand a thoroug'h couarse of study,. it affords every adrat-t age to be enjelyed in.any similar institutiona.. A pplicants arc admietted. eaf any ag.-, over seven yers, and plhaced in sudli class as the y umy be pre. pared to join. .The scholastic year will consist of one session. divided into two termsa of five monthw each, begine nir itt tihe litt if February and July. 'Vneation. Dccmber aned .January. Iates.-Foir Tuition ~and Board, including wash. ing, fuel, lights. &e., &g., St125 per term,nnd there till be , extra charge, except for M\usie $30 pet term, aned foir Books, Sheet Mlusic, Drawing -Mate rials, &c., actually used. Foer further infurmaatioen,.see." Prospectus,'' which my be had by applying to the Rector, or either ol the Proeprietors. .Inn 4 - 3'm' 51 St, 'John's School R-r. R ry. T. F. DA VIS, D.)., Ex-Officio Vie itor. - ItaV. J. D. McCULLO)UGUT, A. M., Recteer anl Instructeor in Charistinna Science and Dhelle, Letres. W1M. 13. LEA RY, A..M., 'ice Rectoer and In strctor in Ancient Ilangunge-s and Ilistory. I. D. ROS A, Instructor in Mathemaat:es and Natural Sciecnce. Hzv. E. A. WAGNER, Instructor In Englisi Deartcnent. rj HliE -Exercises of this Institution 'will be re .. saim-d pn the 2il day in FEBR UA RY next. Boys tare admecitted aiver the nege of seven yaears and -prepared for th'e .liinidr Class in College ; ot the may reeive a' thorough academical course, eith.r Gatsic'al er English. Te-re is but onieession, (elivided into twoi terms of dve mtoma each.) beginning on the 2d February and ending November 30. Ternms per Session. For Tuition and Boatrd, inclauding washing, fuel lights, &., $225, payable aeihi-anncuaLLy ia ad cance. Entrnee fa:e $25. for which bo~ks and statioanery are furnish.-d the 4tudent .me loneg as lhe amay con tine inc the ltastitutie'n. Advanced Studerats. desiring private rooms will e allowed them (at the adisereti an of the Rector: fur an extra charge of $I5,tt0, to pay for fuel I lghts, &c. Far fairther ineforcmation apply fair a " Preispee tus" tee the Rector, at Spatanburg C. II., 8. C. .lan 4 --3m 51 (T Thte Charleston i31ereury copy tri.wee-kl' anl all thte ather papers in the State weekly,. foi -Georgia Marble Works. .G.R ANKIN, W. M. IIURILOCK, G. I. SUMMDI &cesssons -rO A. krKINsoN Co. '1ii5 Estabit iun~et has been in success i feel operatiein fur a number of years. The Quarries are~ well eepenced, cand thme Mlarble is supeeri or ta anay ini the Unsitead States. We have so perfected our facilities for getting ou Iaid finishing work thaet we cecm furnish Nounuments, Tombs, Head Stones, IA nd every thing ini our line of businiess, in- hette style, and tat ceaper rates thtan any yard in thm country. Whlen it is considered theat we saw onr iewn mar ble, pa y no jiebber's perohit,-and no htigh freighat fruei the North, it will be seen that wve possess maateru advantage over all comepetitoirs. W'e cordially solicit our friends and the publhic 1 exmine our work and comcpare our prices .wit thoese oef other yards, before ordering Norther Marble. We have on hand at our yard in Mari ;~ett, a large assaertm-et of FINISH ED WORK Momets, Tablets, Toimbs, &c.--where our agen Mr Gr. W. Sunmmers, will sell at our prics. 0. principal work is done at the Mills. A ddress IJ. G.R ANKIN &'CO. Mlarble Works P. 0., Ga. .Tan 11 ly 1 Southern Manufacture. .ai 3,000 ParHomne snade Plantation BROGANS! H ARNESS, SOLE AND UPPER LEATIEl - OF AILL D)KscarroNs. Tanners, Neats Foot and Lamp 01 SHO EMAKERS' FINDiNGS. At the Shoe Store, next door to Sullivan & Brothc July 21 tf .3otice. A LL Persons Indebted to the estate of Ilenry t.Freeman, dcc'd., will come forward immi -dintetly and tuake payment, antd those hiavitng d mtnds will render them in proiperly attested. J. H.J ENN INGS, Ex'or. F..b. n - y 51 Domestic Goods ! (G1AT IUTR38 Augusta, Georgia, H AVE NOW IN STORE the following DO MESTIC GOODS) whiclthey offer at LOW PRICES, aid to wh:eh they.respectfully invite the attention of the public; 5 Cases fine English. LONG CLOTH; 2 do New York Mills do 5 do - Old York " do 5 do James Steam Mills do 2 do Nine Twist do 2 do Lonsdale do. 2 do Water Twist do 5 do Newburyport do 100 Bales Str'ed 11OME3PUNS for plantation use 25 " 3-4, 7-8 and 4-4 Brown Homespun, 5 Cases 12-4 Hamilton SHEETING, 5 " 10-4 and 11-4 Alandale do 5 " 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 Auscutney Sheeting, 5 " 10, 11 and 12-4 Munnando do 25 " Very superior KERSEYS, 30 Bales " " - 8-4, 94 and 10-4 heavy BLANKETS, 50 " s oz. OSNABURGS, different brands, 25 Cases CALICO. Augusta, Dec 14 tf 48 PROSPECTUS OF THE Carolina Times, T HIE undersigned will -ublish, in the town of .E. Columbia, about the 1,-t of February next, a DAILY, Tar-WsKLr, and WEPKLY :ewspaper, bearing the title of TIE CAII N A TIMES. The liinits of a Prospectus do not admit of a minute delineation-of all the features of the contem plat.d journal.' It will be sufficient to indicate the general character of the Times. It will be a News paper in the widest meaning of the term, embracing within its colunns all matters of information inter esting or u,&ful to the public. It will be a political journal, chiefly devoted to the diusemination of politicel intelligence. Above all, it will ever main tain the constitutional rights and the peculiar itisti tutions of the South, yielding allegiance to no party which does not unequivocally recognise those rishts and stoutly uphold those institutions. - In matters if State policy, the Times will be conservative. -It will oppose all changes in the fundamental -law and the administration of the State, which are not im peratively demanded by the "general welfare," and the clearly ascertained will of the peep'e. No mes sure of reform will be advocated because it is new, and no error in policy will be upheld though it may have the sanction of long-established usage. The Commercial and Aga icultural interests of the State shall receive tht ir due share of attention. The Times will contribute its mite to thq development of h-:r immense resources, and encourage the Arts and Sciences which minister to the well being, social and political, of her people. And it shall be insist ed on that Columbia, the be autiful capital of the State, shall part.ake of the general prosperity, whilst noattempt will be made to disparage the local ad vantage of other towns and sections. The latest intelligence, both foreign and dlemestie, shall be carefully reported. To this end the Telegraph and other means within the reach of the undersigned shall be laid under contribution. The ).uILY TitEs will be fnrnished to subscri bers at $6; the Ta-W1 El.T at :3 i and the WE.K Lv at $2 per anntun, in advance. G1EN EKEli & LAMOTTE, Publishers. J.1MES U. GILEDe, Editor. Jan 4 4t 51 Wolfe's Schiedam Snapps. DIRECT IMPORTATION. T HE Undelrsicned has just received, in connec tieen with other CHOICE LIQLJORS. a large lot of WOL"E'S AROMATIC tCIEtDAM SCIIN.\PPS direct from IHollatnd. This medicine is hightly rteemmendled feor medical purposes.an as,' * a b:verage teo those who indulge in any thing in te line eef Pure Holland, has ntever bee-n excelled by any thiing eeffred in tis cocuntry. It conmes in quart bottles and can be had fzuim the Subscriber in any quantity. Scotch WHISAEY pure, Cheoice COGNAC BRANDY. llolland GiN, pure ande c'heice.. Ala deira WVINE, eld and line, CIIAMPAIGNE WINES,echoice brands. A splendid atssertmienlt ol West India Fruits, iaisins, Nuts, kc. Witii a few Barrels-New Crop Orleatis Molasses, and a few boxes eeuperioer Sperm Adlamantinle ('an dIes. 'I liese with a genal assortlnent of F.\ MeI ILY GROCEnIES pere'viously in steore, umnkes his Steck very comsphete, all or any part eer which'h win be sold lhw..S. E. BOW ERS. Unmburg, Jan 2 - f 51 STATE.OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIE LD- DISTRICT. IN COMMON PLE AS. Iof the Shierifief I dgefield District, by Virtue of a Writ eof Caepias ad Satisfacienedum, at the suit eol .\h-xamler Shlarpteii, htavineg filed in my Offiee, tee ge'ther with a Sched'eule on enth, of his estate and et'ees, his pe'ition to the Court eef Common Ple-as. praying that he niay be adioiited to the benefit ail the Acts eof the Genteral As*'embly, made for the relief of 'insolvent debtors -It is ordereed, That the ead Alexander Sltnrpton, antd all other creditors te whmt the said Parrumt WVal is in anywise indebted, ande they are hereby summoniettd,. and. htave netice toi appea~lr Ibefore the said Comurt at Edlgefeld Ceourt ouse, onu the First Memniy i'n Murebl next, or een sote other ceetvenient day to be sct api.t atid ap pointed, duritng the sittineg ef the said Court, te hw cause, if any thiey can, why the prayer of the said Petitioner afeoresaid eehoeuldl not he granted. Ti10S G. BIAtCON, c. a. z. a. Clerk's Office. Nov 30th. 1853. tf '47 State of South Carolina, EDG EFIELD DISTRICT, IN COMMON PLE AS. James JTones, Jnsep1h J Ken 'hedy and John Mc!inne, Am4,ended Dcel. i, e; fDebt Pu'ngAttack The City Couneil of Augusta.J W11IEREAS the Plaintifrs have this day 6le Ttheir Antended decenration ugaitnst the D~efe'n lants, whee are absent f'roms and without the limtit ef this State, and havc nto Attorney kniown witha the smante upon whom a coepy oft the said declaratiom niight be served : It is thterefeore ordered that the said Defendants do appear and plead to the sad de ertioen within a year ande a day from this.-date oatherwise final and absolute judlgmnsut will then ba given and awarded agaitnst them. TlloS. G. BACON, C. E. D. Clerk's Ofire'. tlarebi 5. 1853. ly 9 State of0 South Carolina, EDGEFIEl~Ih DhsTRir'll . * IN COMMON PLE AS. M. B. Tozer,Dc.inAtcma Tlifeiro & Terbet. -Jeirs, Cothuran & Co. ,S. Decl. in Attachmern Talinferro & Torbet.) il l E P:aittis in the above cases having this da: tiled their Deoclara.tioens in my Office, and thi Defendats having tteithecr wives nor Atteerney - known to reside withtin the limits of this State oi ~'whem a opy of said declaration can lee served, O0 eetien of Mr..Mana-rn,. Atteorney for Plaintiin - Orered that sa'id Decfendantts appear and plead said declarastioans within a ya atnd a day from thi eate haerdof, or in default thireof judgment will b rendered against them. - TIIOS. fl. BACON, C. a.D. tClerk's Office, March 7, i853 lyt . n Notice -TS Hereby given to the Creditbrs of F. M. Yousj tideceased, to meet in the~Ordlitary's -Offien Edgeield, on the 2nd Monday in April next, for th purpose of making a final settlement on said Estat' Thse elnims not represented at -that 'tIme *w-l preuded. E. PENN, Adm'r'. ,Jun II' -3m 52 - Givj~e sne your Attention I LL those indebted to me either by Note< Accoutnt will confer a lasting favor on ti Subscriber by immediately paying up the satme, furt her indulgencee CA N NOT, nor MUST NC be expected. Enough said ! Monsey is what I 'vat Clarton Dc . 7M. W. CLA RY. - layon ec7tf4. 7 Notice. LL Persons indebted to the Estate of C. S.Glover, dee'd., are re'quested to make imm diate payment, and those having demands agais r aid estate, will present them properly attested. J011N R AINSFORD, Adaa'r. . Sept 22 tt 36 .Notice. F ATLL Pers'ens indebted to 'Mte previous to i . .'. year 1853, who do-not settle before Rlewu .Day, will fnd - their Note. and Accounts' In ti handsof Tuos. G. Key for collectioen. Feb 1 - JOHN CHIEATHIAII. Savannah Mutual Issarana Co. CNEINUE to take FIRE .and' MARINE RISES es the est favorable terms, at their Ageney is Bauhusg: .E. J. BUCKMASTER, AosrT.. Nov. 2, 1863. 3m 44 Etna Insurance Company. T HE Soliseriber, as Agent of the abave Conp pany, will take FIRE and MARINE~tBS at satisfactory rates. E. J. BUCKMASTER,A -r Nov 23, _ 3m-. s.5 National Safety Insurance ' INSURANCE taken onaLives by thiis Compspy. Agenoy at Ha0ntbur*i : E.: J. BUCKMA~sSTER, Ausee Nov 23, '3Sii (Under U. S. Hotel, Augueit O.) W HOLESALE AND' RETA't. - DEALER li - READY MAE ,CLO'fHR , T M. NEWBY & CO., are now re= t " ingthe LARGEST,p EST and FASHIONABLE assortment of -- ' Ready Made Glothing, ever ofT'red in the City of Augusta. In adi*of to which, we are weekly receiving fresh uappl es from our House in New Yortk W'alo e constantly on.hand a largesupply of a. - 'Youthe and Children's ClethIggt - A full assortment of FURNISING'ARTGLU0 . for gentlemen's wear, via:: Drawers, Suspmn,d GIdves ,*c: 6 g Coin M -erAnta.and al Augusta, will nd it to their oiueiy tie . Stock, as e are'deteniinto pour Goads ne the lowest prices imaginabli - - Jan 16 . tf -". t McGREGOR & SrITB3 -DEALERS I0-. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES e 1C'GREGOR & SMITH,Mbiild to order :'i.A riages of ovnry description+:,They alsa: keepn on hand a large and splendid assortmnt afd 4 .. . New and Second-Hand anitages.i gT All orders promptly attended 'to, ant - pairing neatly executed. Edg'field C. U., Jan18 18 A Plenty "for :AllfeU~ P LENTY of good Bed-room-Plenty o se Fare-Plenty of fine water-Plenty of. thing needed in a Public House, 'at the PL . TEt'S HOTEL, just re-opened and unb t'd - supervison of B. J. .R.Y A N, Who.promises to do his best. towards giving. satis-. faction to all who numy call at his flouse. . 4 His Stables are properly provided, and no maa'a horse shall sut'er fur want of prtvender or fr - lack of attention. . Respeettully soliciting a abare of publi atre a - age, the eubscriber sign. his dans. Edgofield, Jan 17, 1854. New Fall & Winter God&, -1MHE Subsecribe~r begs'leave to o3 r to his eat I nmers and friends, a very Slect Stock of D. Gt~ In all of its Vrketiks whsch'he iassee witht great cate'in the bi-st Northern'5Mark ta suel ai New Yort and-Biaston, and *hc'ethiks1aleI alapted to thi Fall and Winter trade. - t A good Stock of all other. artices usuallf.p fsiE the use of country tradle; all 'af wihich will. aid low Sir Cash, organ acennnmudain.g. tes tejps tuael cutsmeras. The very higherstMarkit giiewill'be-paia 1or Ctton and'other produce in efininge for Good. Sept 28 1853 tf . -. :. Beach Island Land. for, Ble. 2 'VHlE Subscriber offers. at private sale IiVE ..H t3'NDRED) ACRES of Bleach Ysiand Swanupg Land;, lying on the River, and'adjoininr''anifu Samuel Clark 'and Junies T. Gnalner, ai rented" the present ye-ar by .lamnes T. Gtadner. ' About 400 acres of .the above-Tract are eleired andl welIl improved. The.balance~in Cypre~ss an,4;a other swampu timaber. Terms made easay to a good purchaser. A pply' to -- - R. BRAD)FORD.-.4 Silvertn. S. C. fay 4 - . tf> STNr F ISOUTH 'CAROU1NAV.' EDGEFIELD DISTRICTR~ Davis, Kaib & Fanning, T * us. Deel. in Attachk t Rawhe-y White. :a Hoepkiins, Kalb & Co., s. . Deel~.M teeAs I i R wley Wlaite. --- r H'lE Plaintiff in the abofe cas.es having thisdaj, 1. ild'their'Dee rations in sy Offie, and h Defenidanthating nteither wife nor Atto~rni-y knwi to, resid*- within'the limits: of this State. 'en behoi oopies of said Declarations with rules to plea4.enY be served : On Muotican of Messrs' MlaaAr. - Smas~u, Attorneys for Plainiffi: Or.ervd tht : ms Defendant appear and 'plead to sai4 l tlb within a -year and a Jay frui~ the'dateiheriiW' - default thereof judinment will be given againathhp~r - - Th1OS.. G.. BACON,.c..a. p. Cle k' Office, Oct 5. . ..9y . 39: State .ir South Carolin~ EDGisFIEl.D. DIS4TR1CT, -' IN COMMON- PEEkS. WJ.*Aldric.h, . . e. .-- Foreign Attac~6eiat. '-Jaohn Hifll. John L. Dober, - e. ' ereigw!Atidcthent. JT. IT. Woodlgate. :*--4 T HlE P'laintifl in the above enses leaving ti~aa .1fled their D~eclaratioans in nmy Oie, nk~' fendants haiving' neither Wives near Attorneys known -j to reside within the limits of this'State upsn w'hom copie of said declarations with a ruloplead.c21b b erved : On Motiaon of Mr. Kit; Plaintn' Ats ne, Orered, That thesal-Iefeiidants ajpearso plee sto spid Peslarations '4vitbiri a year ad a ia from. d~e date'hereof,'or'linal and ablmeutejud ment will be awarded againast th~em. THOS. G. BA CON.. c. as p. SClerk's O ice, July 12,1853. l y , 26 Positive -Notice. A LL Persons -inebted to me biy Judpsentj Notte or Account, are thus timely notified that) Slonger inadulgence must n'ot be asked nor eayectse.v - for itOAN NO0T be granted. u iu Hampton's Shop IS R-opeedat the foot of the hill, immediatelTy atheetrance of the Plank. Road into 11.ah Stteet; and nearly opposite Mir. Witt's resadencie.... hUo-ihoes Horses, makes.Plows, Irons Waggu.a mends Wa'nie Irons, Lays Axes, and does vaneans, outer thIng. after the old style. 15c has ado~e~ many of the modern Improvemena, Its fact all d them except that of siting his work. -Abd he fiumbly asks a esll. * Jan 11 5f N e.*- - ALL ersonslindebted to the Estate -af .Wavieta F.Wndeo'd.,- aye ecarnest.solic~t ,eitm make payment forthwith, and thoseb.aving 4ad( against said Estate will ricaernder- them I - mediately. - JEREMIH SEIGLER;', E N ov 9 6m . 4~ to Board the ensuing year at moderate IL Ebi ;r Jan4.' ti ~ j -Notice. and, those having demnde.-egnans theAd~~I present them prly atte ted.j.-e '-. Nov30DiEf A- .o.