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A CARD! T HE Subscriber takes this method of tendering his thanks to the inhabitants of Edgefield Vil lage and the surrounding country, for the liberal patronago hitherto extended to him, and by which he is enabled to continue his business at the Corner Store, next to the Carolina Hotel, where he still keeps a GEN ER A L AssOrT.mE.NT of I[)'l'T 6t 1) D IDT GROCERIES, CROCKERY, Bonnets, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c., &e. Ile has a F ULL SUPPL Y of the above articles, which lie respectfully invites tlhett Public to exanine before purchasinr elsewhere. Ilis Stock has been carefully SEL-ECTIE) fron the largest and chcap est Houses in New York, and will be sold at ItEA SON ABLE PROFITS FOR CASh ! T. ROOT. Edgefeld C. IL, May 11 tf 17 Bacon! Bacou! LARGE Supply of GOOD BACON, just . received,and offered for sale at I.oe Pail cam by T. R1UT. Mlay 11 tf 17 Groceries, Groceries. 3I1E LA RGEST, BEST and C H EA PEST T assortment of Groceries kept ii this ' allage, can be found at my Store. - SUG A R from" 10 to 14 lbs. for $1,00. PRIlE RIO COFFEE, 7 lbs. fur $1,00. RICE, 16 lbs. for $1,00. iACON SIDES, 9 ets. LA RI), loets. ALso other articles in proportion. Teris CASH on delivery. izoot' M1ay 11 tf17 The iighest Price Given ! HE lE Subscribers are paying the highest price for TLoul) curroN ntie I-.N EN RAGS. 'er sons having thei foar sale, will find it to their ad Vantage to ad.dress WALKIER, WDILM.\N & CO., Paper and Coiniomission Merchants, Charlest .i, S. C. Agents of South-Caroliina Paper Mlanufacturing Conpany. .. American Hotel, JIAMBURG, S. C. TI IE Undersigned takes this nethod of returniig thai k for the liberal patronage heretofore given to his louse, and of infoiring the piblie that it atill keeps opei the Es:ablisliient for their aecomi moiation. Having retitted the huleling, furinshed the Roms with new and cnven'ent Furiiture, and having a s--t of well drilled Servants, an exeriiecedl Caterer and Cooks, his T.,ble ni LI lie sueie.al with the Bh>T TIlE MA.\RiET AFFORDS. By tiese, and his personal attention, hlie hepes to givt general satislatici to those h ho ! nver hi with thiei company. lie is lletasel also to aiounce that M r. .0oin1 A. IOLSTON has just CoIleltedA large anl COMMODIOUS STABLES AND CARRIAGE HOUSES in c nnectioan with the Ilotel, anl will take special eharge of that departmient. Ile will be prepared te accomminnolate the publie with Saddle I lorses, I lack, aid Carriages of all descriptiouns on hire, and tr:av clers will be Conveyed, wit h dlespateh, to any piar of the surrounling ceuntry obn reason-ibele terms. lie has also large andl convenieit I.TS for the a'commiraaodation a Traders ;d St. ck I)rivers who are spuvei0lV invited to call. ISAAC SMTIT. Jhamiburg. May 1 17 WOFFORD GUARDIAN, A Wleekly Newpjaper(' To BE PUBLISHED AT SPARTANBURG C. H. IN Accrdlance writh a long enitertainedi design .th- Unlersignled will issue the ir~t Numntwr of Wee kly .Journal, entaitledl as above, at Spartanburg S. EC ,'oin the first of .haninary, I1855. Thle chatracter of the proeposed .Jouarnal will b< two-foltd-Reigiouis and &eenlar. In lReligiean, ii will uphoild and defend the I oetineas aind P'olity o Socuthi-rn .ledisni in its Secular character. ii with devote its eneries to ihe furthieronce of the( great caluses of Poplarw Rights andl Pojtul::r Edhnen. tieca, believing that an ednteated peoeel~ cainnot abust the pssessionf of governament::l poewer. -it will pere' sent tol its readers weelya el-dg cte einteOt of the World's passing history, and will-tiever hesi tate to discussnay pliticail iniestieon whose n:i'~ttude achaa!l s.-ema tea entitle it to reg;ard. In Plcecties, tht uinardiean will lbe conaservativce :andl I)emocairte oppoesinag the in ieoyatin i spirit at retiem so ritfe it tlhese latter dlays, yet faveoraidle tie every chaneli~ tha gives paiaiasrtaane aot' a tenidenicy tio advanee hiuiman liberty, human haappiness anad hutanm giry It vel tappear fraom thae-piboye brlief ex lasties el c th'e ebiaract, r aef-the coantemlat,.e .le eurnatl, that it dhesinad tea advacaute'thle three greatest tultrest that ever en'gcl the attetitieonl oh ini.ertal mae~m-hi liights. his I ntelletiial Exp1anision. anid his Salva tion-and it shaill be thie conistanit ecare aef its Edhito~r to render it a Guardian weei thy its sacred trusts. A cetenit Eliter fr h e lieelieiaonis Deeartmen~l ha..a beeni eing::ged, whese nameia will apepear in dut time.-Thae Seeu lar D~epairtinient wvill bee undieir thc supeirvision elof lthe I 'ndeisrsined. whoi will avail han eef of sineh a-is:;ance as macay be needied. The (;unrdiuan will hie prinated on a larg~e-sizesa sh~eet, with new type, a cte tndler.-igned. pltdge the exertieen oef all has skill ais a practtcal typo grapher to renader it infierior in this respeet teo n Journal~ in thle Sueuthi. TEIIts: Twoa I )ellars per anim, if paid in a vance ;lTwo l)aallars and ify'etif naet paaidI i Six mlonths after receivinge the lirst natubeer. C. C. P'CK ETT. Due West, S. C., A pril 2:, 18t4. Mlay, 11 tf 1,. GR E .IAT S OU T IE R N R EM E3 D Y .JACOBoli CORDNAL, CHOLERA MORBUS, BILLIOUS COLIC, CHOLERA INFANTUM. Arso, Aoalli.AnIv AlAiPTEn TO .stANY hDisEAsts 1 FEit.l.E, .itos-r Esr'telA!.t.v l'.caNFea. cl ENs-rnaiu~o T-/lE 1/71' U/ls/ ./.' r fl rS Olofh/I.-l 1I, .E 7">( WlEI.I .) flY\V T) /REQ UI/ E E*..' >.VIl.tI. . It enares the~ werst casie~s eef liierrhee:e: :f. It enares il *-orst fremes ef laySentalry :td. It enare s 1all iforn1 eer .\ ey ca Iairrrhet; 4:hi. tt re-li--vetth seicerest thae; ..th .(eres Cheen Mlorhae: fath,. Ii enires ChIielera~ ieftietuai '7th. It encres puaifu .\en~trnation: sith. It relievese P~eni incak andie L.ian': hit. It ceoeunterneat' Neroneee,ee lei IlI ispcendency:i lidb. Ii resteres I rregul:ariica:e 1I. It abkp. (;Iueemy ande ilysterical Feeling; 1:th,. ietesan adeinirat Tronie. A Few Short Extracts from-Letters, Testimonials, a oI havre uas-de .Jaeel's eeredial ini miy flaeenity, iaiet ha remeidy.'' Ije""- Ilji:.\M WAIINEE. -',hudge eol :.enpreme Coaurt, Ga " It gives me plehutie~ in leina adele lte recemend -a Ci'se Cerdini-mlay eowni per-cal explecrienice. andi thae exl rience eelm tie ighblc r, :andt frieis arou meeee is a eonl entl gttaratuiee fo r me. to b eliee iit'. to e all thazt it pulrpee Lea be ; viz :'A Serte-ign' Jee/le. .1.INIEi Forieerly Judgele eef Supjerieor Ceoueri. (tierokee Iirencil "'I take griate:ienre in reeteingiili this iniini mnedlicinte tilun atltet with tee wel ji~eUseS- te r wcvt: thelieve It lee be it severeigni remedyect1eeidled iy s"i"-rie ay thig else ever tri e by e." A. .A. a AtIlilN'. I )epuity G. M. let' theI Grandi Leelgt' icf C "Thtis effiicitt rceedy ic iraevelling~ inete ceeleity as as tIonhiaparte pueeda lit. ceelumns ie nt ilIniia, anid gami .comejundaictioni whlerever uesed."' Georgit .leffersonaiani. Maty 1.th, 1 0 "4i have us~ed Jraceob's Ce rdall in 11vlny eiv fa il andtis. ii -talleihat iheair nhoeuei i a< at reedy..t byv thle wholhe Ietri It, hInleees mee tee believe ihent it .'tandis ati i he headu lee ev p-repaaratin f1 eerle kiind. andie I woue tld reecinnenda~ie it.s nSC thce dtiases~efr wheich it is compoundcedeiele." MILES U. Is li 1111N. . -gen at 11zank oef a.. Grilit "If there Is ainc eredibeility in huaint lestiniieeny -hine (terdial muieit stan'ei p re-,eminlena teeboe all eother Ierepauraiti foer the enire eof Jnel iaseee. Freom tie mass~~ of testla ~ ijA ~ ~teeavr comingii in trial all qua~rtere, iiteamuitebe 1 a in adlviam-e. le a enirativce age-lt, aef lic at if t l ee * pateta'preparationie." A. I-t.EMI a I1NGI. WW Feer sale in this villaege. b.0- L- IEN IN, Aem:sr. the parinlcipal Meercat an il Irnegists thireughoue ee iat W M. W. BLISS & ta .. Pereepriete r. satvanlel May 11.______ ac Notice. A LL Persons aire haerebvy ferewarned from hi 1 boring or givinig etipleeyment tao mny PR ESTON B3. PATTRSO~N, tas he hans left wvithoaut any ecuse whantever. I will eanforce the against anay one who harboars or emloyelas hian. JOSEPHI ATTERSON May1I1 3t 1 Notice. A LL Persons indebted to the Estate of War F. Winn, dee'd., are earnestly solicited make paymaenat forthwith. and 1.eisehiaving dema against satid Estate will please render them in mediately. J ERE.\IATII S EIGLER, Ex'ot Raffile !---A Bargain to be had! T IlIE Undersigned having determined to remove to Columbia, of'ers to RAFFLE his RESI DENCE in Edgefield Village. The house is one of the imost beautiful and conveniently arranged per hap in the up-country, built according to modern Architecture. The entire interior is of three-coat plLstering, hard finish. In front is a Latwn of four acres, interspersed with Shrubbery and Roses of the most beautiful and rarest kinds, with about one hundred acres of back grounds, of which about seventy acres are in woodland, all of which is en closed, and in the highest state of improvement. The Terms will be accommodating, and posses sion given immediately. The above elegant property, which cost upwards of $12,000, the Subscriber proposes to Rattle at $8.000. as soon as the chances are taken. IIYTICKETS ONE DOLLAR, to be had at Mr. M. LaEscnvLrs, Edgefield C. II., and Messrs. NlaCn & SHARP, Columbia, S. C. The fortunate winner will be taxed the incidental expenses of the Raille. W. A. IARRIS. May 4, tf 16 CARRIAGES! CARIAEMAKER, CAMPBELL STREET, Near the Georgia Rail Road Depot, TILL build to order all kinds of light CA R ' ItIAGES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, &e., on the most accommodating terms, and will keep on hand a small stock of the above articles, which lie will as sell low, or lower, than any other shop in the eitv. - 'ITPAIRING done at short notice and on the most reasonable terms. N. 1.-A snall Stock of Buggies, Harne-s, Umirellas, &e., will be kept oii hand by Mr. F. M. NiciooLAs, Agent, at Edgeield C. 11. May 4, 3m 16 Ilcad-Quartcrs, - 7-T REGIMENT, S. C. M., IlAnuaG, A'pril 17, 1834. ORDERS, NO. - r 11 IE LOWER BATTALION of the 7th Regi 1. ient will assemble at the CHiEoKEE Posos, on Thursday the 18th lay next, armed and equiped as the law directs for Drill and Review. Thu U PP Et BAT TA LION will assemble at the Pas lousi, oi Saturday the 20th May next, armed and equiiped as the law directs for Drill and Re view. vThe Comnissiemd and non-Commissioned Offi cers will assenble the day previous at their respec tive places of Rendezvous for l)rill and Instruction. I.ieut. Col. SHAW and Maj. LovELEsS, are charged with the extension of these orders. 1v order of Col. S. HARRI10N. F. M.'COLrMAY, Adjn't. 1 P. S.-The Ladies are respectfully invited to -attend. April 20 5t 14 Edgefield Beat Company, ATTENTION ! TOU are hereby commanded to he and appear iat Egetield C. I1., on Saturday 13th May. By order of W. M. LANDRUM, Capt. May 4 . 2t 13 Notice. rpH E Stockholders in the Edgefield & Cheathiam T Plank lload are h'ereby notilied that the SE COND INSTALMENT of Twenty-five per cent of the Capital Stock will be required on the 15th itist. By order of the President. J. 11. SULLIVAN, ThEAP. My 4, 2t 16 Notice This-Glenn Springs. 13) EllSONS desiring to retreat for the Summer Jto this well-known WATERIlNG PLACE, are ,iitorrmed that cottages will be fitted up for their accomnmodationi, either with or without furm-i tre. In order to secure one, application mtit Is made at once to the Rlev. E. A. WAGNER, on the premises. .ay 4 4t 16 For Sale,. AFINE BUGGY, nemarly new, with Tongue Z Umbrella, and a neat second-hand Double larness. Sold because the owner has no furthem use for themi. A pply at this Office. May 41 2t 16 $20 Reward. PANAWAY from the Subscriber on the 7t1 1:.lrhpast, a N egro nman namerd M ARfCil Said Mlarch is live feet ten inches high, of rathie d ark co.mplexion and sharp features, and limps fron hmavie~ had a leg brokten. lie speaiks rather sloiwly The Subscriber purchased him oin Sale-day in arch at Sheriti''s sale. Before he reached hi ~ose with him, the negro ran away. and has no be.i sen or heamrd of since. Hie is said to have wife at D~r. BaAnroR&'s, Beach Island, and niay be lurking about that vicinity. Thie above reward will be given for his appre hension and delivery at the .Jail of Edgetield Ifis t.iet.W. .B. DOlRh. M1ay 4 tI.1 Bacon !' TST received a supplly of C110ICE UACO3 ci *4I)I:S, stiOUL1i)EllS and lIANIS. for sal< ICheap for Cash. G. L. PENN, AGENT. Slav -t f 16 House and Sign Painting ! r llE ubscribers' having formed theniselves int a .(o-prnrhp respectfully inform the citi zes f Edgetield Distriet, that they are now pre p:red to do all business entrusted to them in thi lin of Paiuting, Gilding, MIarbliang, &c. -In all its various branches, and upon the most rel sonale terms. (17 All letters addressed to them at Edgeflel C. I., will receive prompt attenitioni. Tmy miav lie round ini the Painting Room of M W rr-r'' Fur-niture Estab'lishmient. Rfrcem.-MIr. Jon?. Lyuan and Mr. Jon Wn--r. C. 11. LUCAS, A. A. PAUL. March 8 -~ tf S SheritPs Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. IC EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. -PY Virtue of. writ of Fieri Faceiats to a ) directed, I shatll proeed to sell at Edg infeld Court Hlouse, on the Girst Monday nime next, the following properly in the ft klowing case,, viz: Th'Ioma~s HI. Marshal & Son vs. Uenry Ljith< h Defendant's rightt, title and interest In Slease fronm the Graniteville Compatny, in t1 I Saw Mlill and Lands on Bridge Creek, knov as Luther's Mill. Thme purchaser to be subje a- to the payment of a balanco of Rent due9 sa -Company. ITerms Cash. LEWIS JONES, s. E.. D. May 4 _______5t 16 IcSTATE OF~ SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DI STRICT. IN EQUITY. umEliabeth Ruth Cloy, by her ) ext friend, E. S. T1. Kreps, Bill for A et. vs. settle toife'sap icb WelyCo and }tion 4-for Ret: T~ v' appearing to miy satisfaction that Jacob W< .1eIv Cloy, the Defendant, is absent from and sides'heivotnd the limuits oif this State, on umotionP s .llr. Aanir,, Complainat's Solicitor, It is order tat they di' appear, answver or demur to this B1 r.within tihree months fronm the date hereof, or jui r rmient pro counfesuo, will be decreed against him - ~ A. SIMKINS, c. E. E. Di May 1, 18.54. 3m If . Hampton's Shop S Re-opened, at the foot of the hill, immedial at the entratnce of the Plank Road into al r-Street, and neamrly opp?.site Mr. W~itt's residence. ,n lIe Shoes Ilorses, makes Plows, Irons Wagge 1e mends Walle lrotle, Lays Axes, and does varn a other things after the old style. lie hats adop many of the modern improvements, mi fact all tiei except that of slighting his work. A nd lie htumbly asks a call. - Jan 11 tf5 isilcaI Instrunnents. otINE VIOLINS, Accordeons. Flutinas, Fi des.Flaelets, Isanj'os, Tambourines. Flutes, n Also, Violin Strings, best Italian, just reeei and for sale by J. A. GURLEY I Aug..t. March3 2o ,r 11 S. W. MABRY ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY D' OFFICr at Edgefield Court House, (one door below G. L. PEsN's family grocery. A pril 27. tf 15 S. S. TOlMYPRKINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Eg- OFrICI.tN REAR OF TnE COURT HOUSE. Edgefield,.S. C., Feb 8, tf 4 A B N E R P E R R IN, A GENT for the Prosecution of Claims for Boun 'It ty Land. Revolutionary and other Pensions Office at Edgelield C. 11., S. C. Feb23 t , 6 For Congress. MI. EUITOR:-Please announce lion. P. S. BROOKS as a Candidate for re-election to repre sent the Fourth Congressional District, consisting o Edgefield, Abbeville, Laurens, Newberry and Lex ington, in the next Congress, which clection will be held in October next, and thereby greatly ob ligO MANY FRIENDS. -Tn Friends of Col. A. C. G ARLINGTON respectfully announce him as a Candidate to repre sent the 4th Congressional District, at the election in October next. W Hon. J. P. CARROLL is respectfully announced by his friends as a candilate for re-clee tion to the State Senate, at the ensuing election. M'T m Friends of Maj. TILLMAN WAT SON. respectfully nominate him as a candidate for seat in the State Senate at the next eleetion. g Tu Friends of Dr. 11. 'R. CooK respectfully announce him a Candidate for a Seat in the next I louse of Representatives. W Tim Friends of W. C. MORAGNE, Esq., respectfully announce him as a candidate for a Seat in the House of Representatives at the next election. Cg- Tus Friends of Mr. WA DE HOLSTEIN, nominate him as a candidate for a Seat in the House of Representatives at the next election. 'HEW MODL I HAVE NOW RECEIVED my en tire Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, Comprising ALL ARTICLES USUALLY KEPT FOR TH E TR ADE, to which I respectfully imvite the attention of the community and the trading public. W. P. BUTLER, No 1,. P.tia Row. Edgefield C. IT., April 27, tf i5 Cheap Goods! T IIE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the publ c generally that lie has on hand, at the Store formerly occupied by WILLIA31 & C ntisTi., a Stock of Desirable and Seasonable Goods, Which he will sell VERY LOW FOR CASr ! They have been put in his hands on sale (in such ternis as will enable him to sell them at COST, and niany of thein considerably U N t1) LE COST. All those who desire to purchase good bargamiis will do well to call and examine the Steok. E. PENN. April27 tf 15 NEW SPRING GOODS! RICH TWISTED SILKS, BAREGES AND TISSt7ES, ORGANDIES, JACONETS, BRILLANTS, FRENCH CALICQES, EMBROIDERIES, &c. IL LER & WARR EN, A UGes-r.t, GA. have received a large Stock of the above GOODS. which for Novelty, Beauty and Variety, Arc believed to be unsurpasred in any Market ; and having becen selected from the very latest uniportai tins, our enstomeirs will linid themm to be the new est and choicest Goods of the Season. A beautiful list of Goods for Misses' Wear, con sistine of Rich IIA REGE R OBES, (something new :) Neat French MUSLINS and BRItlANTE-S. Plain, BufT, Pink, Blue and Fawn col'd French CA BIC; French, English and A merican PRINTS. We have also a hiandsom~ie Stick of Goods for CENTS AND BOYS' WEAR, Which we would be pleased to show our cuistomiers aid the public, assurinig the~m that oca lnuiess wIs-l. As ClnEAr AS -In E CuEA PEsT. JPersons fromn the country wouild ido well to give us a call before pturebasing elsewhere. A ugusta, .April 19 tf 141 TO TRAVELERS! New Line of Stages! "Ii]IS Line leaives A UG0 UST A every Milunda, \Y'edniesday aid Frilay moarning at 8 I 'ciiik, via Edgetield C 11. to Ninety-Six D~etiit, whlere Parsegers take the Cars of ihe Greenville & Co lumibiai Ramil Road to Newberry, A bbeville, Anader sln anid Greenvilte. Lave NIN ETY-SIN DEPOT on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays upon the airrivaml iif the D~own Passenger Train, and arrive in A tiensta the same day. IR. D UGL ASS &CL) a Proprietors. A pril 18, 1854. im 14 "VAR IET Y S TOR E," 15 Broad Strcet, Augustau, Geo. T AG GJRLEY, D)eater in (J . hiou-ekeepers 1 hardware, Tatble Cumtlery,' dSpoons, Crioekery. Tin, Woodl anid \illiiw Ware, Pocket aind Pen Knives, Ra~ziors anud Scissors, SFine P'erfumery and lBrushmes, Port Momies, Purses, P'ins and Needles, Nhusical Instrumients, Fishing Taekle, Toys of all kinds, Gloves, llosiery, Suspenders and Fancy Goods -generally. gr All Goods are wvarranted to ho what thmey are represented, and will be sold as low us can b pun-hasid in the City. The patronage of. the public is most respectfully solicited. Sign " VAInv~m S-roas." A ugusta, Mlar 22 tf 10 '~New and Wonderful Machine, WILLIAMI STODDARD, PATENTEE. rE Subscriber haviug purchasecd thieRight foi a.the State of South Carolina ini thme only .ila t chine now invented, foir RIFTING and SIIA VING a SIINGLES, UARREL IIEAIDING, &e., is lire et pared to sell the Right of the D)istriets, or smngh d lachines, at prices sufliciently low to make it ai inducement for purchasers. The Mlachine being simple in is construction nail is not liable to get out of order, is icapableo Splitting and Shaving Two Trhousandl Shingles rpe -hour,-better than made by hand. It is portajble and can be. worked by hand, horse dr steam nower Ten to fifteen dae work of a MSlachine will miak, enough Shingles to pay the price asked for a singi Large inducements are offered to persons wish to ing to purchase the right of several D~istriets. On r-of the Mainies can lie seen in operation in thi cfCity of Augusta, at Wnm. HI. Goodrich's Platmn; M ill, and one also may be seen in a short time - s Mr. J. W~itt's Machine Shop, at Edgt hwld C. H. TIIOS. G. L A MAR. (ifHanburg, A pril 19, 1854. tf 14 ded 7The South Cairolinian, Lexington Telegrapi illBarwell Sentinel, Pee D ee Times, 1anion Sti -g-Lancastr Ledger. Sumter Banner, Fairlield Ilierak Chester Standard, York vil Remedy, Spartmnhur Sprtnn, Pickens Cotnier, Greenville Mountne and Patriot, Anderson Gazette anid Southern Righi Advocate, Lauirensville hierald, A bheville Banni and Independent Press, Newberry Sentinel an Nl ewberan, will copy weekly, until forbid, and fol i ard acount to T. G. L Florida Lands for Sale ! H E Subscriber intending to move, offers f ofAse his Lands, lying in Madison County. The Tract contains 1 175 Acres, miore or It 500 Aores of which is cleared and under fenice. 1There is a Pine Settlement on thme Traet, hiavim - a good Dwelling with Seven Rooms, and all nece sary improvements, such as Staibles, Barns, Cni re, Gin House and Serew, Negro Hliuses, &C. :e. Persons who call soopi ean get a BA RGA IN. ed d Terms made easy. ISO B ,IAS. N.LPSOB J. H. EW WHOLESALE 2 ..DEALE READY-MADE ~l J M. NEWBY & CO., urder U. S. Hotel, A * BEST and MOST FASHIONABLE ASSI SPRING AND SUMIER R Ever offered in the City of Augusta. In additior SUPPLIES from our House in New York. W YOUTH'S AND CHIL: ALso, a full assortment of FURNISHING AR g Country Merchants an3 all persons visitil examine our Stogk, as we are determined to offier Augusta, April 3, 1854. New, Beautiful and Cheap! TIE SIJBSCRIBE.R is now receiving a LARGE and SPLENDID STUCK of DESADOLIE DRY GOOD, Suitable for the Spring and Su-nmer Trade. No pains has been spared in the selection of this Stock to plense the taste of ALL. Thankful for past patronage, I assure my friends hat every effort will be made to merit a continu nee of their favor. Of the Ladies, one and all, I would particularly request an exanination before jmurclasing elsewhere. Among this Stock muy be und a complete assortment of Dress Goods, embracing Cold MIUSLINS, of the latest and most fash inabtle Styles, 10 ets. to $1. B A REGES of every color and quality: Plaid and Fim'd Tissue SILK, very rich; Lace Striped ORGANDIES of unequaled styles; Rich Colored SILKS, very cheap; Figured and Plain SILKS, of all qualities ; Nainsook and Mull MUSLINS; White tig'd Carleton do a new article i and Col'd do do Striped Swiss do very pretty Dptted " do " " GINGHAMS, new Patterns, Best Stock of PRINTS ever offered in the Market, OURNING GOODS of every description; White and Col'd Grenadine MANTILLAS, new stvle for Summer; ~White and Colored Glacie SILK, suitable for prirg and Summer.; Lace and Muslin *UNDERSLEEVES from 6 ets. to $3,00 ; Muslin and Laee COLLARS, latest fashions; "t "t CIEMISETTS, new style and beautiful ; Large and complete assortment of Jackonet and Swiss Edging and Inserting; Real Brussels Thread Edging and Insertings; Blond Steam Thread and Lisle Laces & Edgings, White Grass Cloth for Skirts, new article: GLOV ES and HOSIERY, great variety-suita ble for all ages; Ladies', Misses and Children's SiO0S, &c. For Geitlenen's Wear. He also trusts that he has not been unmindful of the wants of the Sterner Sex. In this line his Stock .-mibraces Planter's LINEN DRILLS of every quality: Cottonades and York Mixtures, front J2 to 25 ets Drap de Ettes, Cashmaretts and Merino Cassiiners Brown and Grass Linens for Coats, all qualities. Union Linens and other goods for Children's Clothiing: W hite, Col'd, plain and buff Marsails Vestings, Co'd Silk Cravats, a light and beautiful article for ummr ; Cold Muslin Cravats, various cualities ; Black and Colored Stocks and Ties. I very respectfully invite all: those wishing DRY GOODS to give me a call, being determined tn be UNERSOLD by NO ONE in a fair atnd honora ble anne. 1M. A. R ANSOM, AGENT FORt - . M. FULLER. Hamburg, April_3 tf 1 ~DGnFI E ED CO0L LE GI AT E INSTITUTE F OR Y O tN G L A D IES. 82 Pur'u~s navE EN-rEnED smscE 16THa oFIAN'Y. rflHE SUMM1ER Session will commence on M.Aonday. A p~ril 2.4th. The Academical building consisting oif eight conmnodiious llooms is tinely uriniebned with every thing neessarv to scure the moist rapid advance. mieit of the P'upils. In this respect wve do not thtink greatr' adv:mttages can be any where enjoyed. The piresibed ctorse o~f Studies is so arranged, that if the 'upis remiaint lo enough at the I ustittution to puseit regularly, they catn hardly fail of acquiring a liberal and fgmshieud educationi ; and in the Extra otuise a thorough knowledge or the ime arts. Pnpils caun enter at any tunle, anid if near the middle or close of the Sessiien, arcechairged but rom the timei of entran~ce. All such deductions h iwevr date fronm the close of the secondl we':k of that Sssion. Loss of tune fromi sickness if of more tan two weeks is alh:o deducted. Thl- Itates ot' Tuitioni are contformed to those of other lnstitutionis o'f the same gradle. Payments are to ie ia~de at the close of each Session. The fol lowing list itncludes all Expenses per Session of 14 Weeks. Collegiate Departmet.............$15 00 Acadmic do...........--.---.-2 0 Primary do --- .$7 0t anid $5 00 Vnpilt using the Philosophdical A ppairatus, are rid Extra $2,00 Tier Session. Aiid all Pupils re charged 50t ets eacht, a Session, for contingencies. Extra Branchies. Mmsie.......--------.----------18 0f0 French......------------.---.... 8(00 ])rawing............. 13---- ----'' - " t0( Oil Paintiig.- -- -- - - - - - - 5 " There is no charge for use of Piano. Pupils prae. tiig tt the Institute are hiowever charged $1, each sesio, to pny for keeping the Pianos im tutne. Board, with washing, lights and fuel $10 per There arc no other extra charges, except for Books and Music sold. R. T. M1MS, S. F. GOOD)E, E. PENN, Trustees G. A. ADDISON, I A. SIMKINS. J A pril 5 tf 12 Wan ted 1)Y the Subscriber, a first ratz MILCH COWl }) with a young Calf, for which a liberal price will lie paid. B. W ALDO. A pri 19 tf I14 ManftacturedI Tobacco!i T ST Received direct from the Factory, Thirt eBoxes CHEWING TOBACCO, comnpri: Fuur hoie Brands, viz: Honey D)ew, Oronoco E xtra and Preimiumr. For salo by the Box, or a retail at LOW PRICES. Don't fail to call ant sample bfore buying elsewhuere. 1' G. L. PENN, Auan-r. SOct 26 tf 41 SHamburg & Edgefield P'k Road r THE yLANK ROA D from 11amnburg-to Edg .. field is now completed and open for the puibl aH. A. KENRICK, Pres. Oet 5 tf 38 Stae .of South Carolina, EDGEFIEL~D DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. IBenj. R. A ddison, BilfrAa4Rt vs. Bl o ct4 e rGorge Zimmerman,.et al. ITT appearing that the Defendant .John Martin ri *r~sides without the limits of this State, on motio oofMessrs. CattliOL d& MonAGNE, Plaintiff's Solici tars, rered that the said Defenidant demur, plea or answer to thte Bill in this cause, w~ithim thre month from the publication of this Order, or th said ill will be entered pro coafesso against hmi A. SIMKINS, c. i. E. D. A pril 27, 1854. 3m 15 Notice. g~E Partnership formed between Jas. A. Wu S.LAtas itnd StwEoN Cntsst, having been dil bsoei by mnutual coinsent, the liquidation and setth met of the business of the Firm will be conduce. exlusively by S. ttu~aE. S. CHIRISTIE, JAS. A. WILLIAMS Ap...n tfi 12 B y C T kND RETAIL t IN - It is evel CLOT HINC, gusta, Ga., are now receiving the LARGEST, )RTMENT of EADY-lYIADE CLOTHING, to which, we are weekly receiving FRESH To a also keep constantly on hand a large Stock of G DREN'S CLOTHING. ICLES, for gentlemen's wear. g Augusta will find it to their interest to our Goods at the lowest prices imaginable. I if 12 NEW SPRING GOODS!I L D. LA LLERSTEDT, has received at A . his old Stand, Corner (of Globe Hotel, Au- Mi, ista, Ga , a NEW and SPLENDID Stock of f tapIe & Fancy Dry Goods, mbracing the most elegant styles of Crape De Pare and Twisted SILK, rus Alamontes and Velvetines, ht Super. Super. Brocade and Plaid SILKS, oth Elegant French J ACON ETS and LAWNS, 1 Earlstoa GINGIAMS and PRINTS. ehi Needle worked COLLARS and CAPES, adI Undersleeves and Chemezetts, loe Jaconet and Swiss TRIMMING, in 1 Linen Cambric 1Handkerchiefs, the Super. Paris Kid GLOVES and 1HOSIERY, r Table DA MASK and TOWELLIN'. dio Irish LINEN and Bird's eye DIAPER, the Furniture DIMITY and FRINGES, of SIIEETINGS anl SllIRTINGS. great variety, Linnen DRILLING anti COTTONADES, cor Striped and Checked LINEN, for children, the OSNABURGS and STRIPES, vid Ad a complete assortment of almost every article as belonging to the Dry Goods trade, all of which are Ifferel on the BEST POSSIBLE TERMS, to which he invites attention. Augusta, March 20 2m 10 Rich and Beautiful Goods w AT THE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS STORE OF WARD & BJRCHARD, Fr OrrOSITE MAP -'C IIALL, AUouSTA, GEoRGIA. W E are ....v receiving our SPRING AND SUMMER supplies of Rielh and Elegant Dry Goods, Re Selected with much care in all the Northern Mar ket, and we take great pleasure in inviting the at tention of all in want of FAMILY SUPPl'A . - reeling assured that we can offer the best bargaia:s to be found in A ugusta, In elegantSpring SILKS, Rich Wedding STLK4. )rgandiet. Tissues, Bareges, French Jacone s, Lawns, Black, Brocade Silks. Also, one or the largest Stocks of high Lush, d an Black ITALIAN SILKS,-the must elegant Gotods ever offered in Augusta. New and beautiful Parisian PLAIDS, in Silk and W other Fabries, with rich conbination of Colors, in- wl eluding the gay, the grave, the rich, the elegant and chaste. of EMBROIDERIES of every dlescription,-an-1 in fact every other kind of Dry Goods suitable for ti Ladies anl Children's wardrobes. SHAWLS OF EVERY KIND --n this De- At partment wvill be rounid some of the monst eeant Bi Embroidered Crape SI1AWLS, ever exhaibuedl D South oaf the Potaomae. alOURNING GOODS in great variety. e A merican, English and French CA LI'COS and Fl GINGIl[AMS. HOUSEWIFE and FAMILY GOODS-As et Irish Linen, Linen Shectings, Pillow Case Linen and Cotton, Table D)amask, Napkins, 'rowelliags, at Diapers, &c. A ugusta SHTEETINGS and SIllRTINGS, Caot- Ia ton OSN ABURGS anadGeorgia STRIPES at thme Manufacturer's prices. Mr Our Goods will be offered at a small ad- q vance upon the original cost, for CASH, wholesale B imd retail. They will be shmownm freely, represenit- es cd firly, and subnmitted to the unbiassed judgement of tha. purchaser. '. gi Ordlers accompanied with the money will lae our p~romnpt attention, and the exercise of our bes jugmet. WARD & BULRCIIARD- s Augusta, March 27 tf II PEOPLE'S GAZETTE.C THE CHEAPEST MONTHLY IN THE SOUTH ! a DAon .ro Pnyvsior.oatr, lvimssNE. N.t-rpinAr llIs Tr. LarnA-truat, .istt 1IacrICA. ~aIEmelNEX. L gy Publi.--edl at A bbeville C. H., S. C., at $1 .1 per annm, inL atdiance. 27 No family shmould b~e without it ! JOlhN DAVIS, M. D., Editor andl Proprietor. L. A bbeville, Mar 23 3m ~ 1 t A -NEW, FISHER & AGNEW, NEWEERRY C. H., S. C., IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN k H ARDWARE, P A I N T S, OILS, WVindow Glass,I Groceries, Dry Goods, &c., i Anl Buvers of Cotton and country produce. gr Planters- visiting this Starket will find it a greatly to their advan~tae tby giving us a call. AGNEW. IiSIIER & AGNEW . i Nebrry C. II., A pril 13, tf 13 11 The A bbeville Banner will pilease copy four Bethany Academy. T' TE Trustees of Bethiany Actademny take plean ure in annaouneingt to the paublic, thnat their School will be opened for the reeception oaf Students on the indl Mondlay in -Januatry 1854, tunder the sa ervisin aaf the well known and successful jnstrume tor, W. 31. I IEA-r, Esq. Rates of Tuiain the same as those chaarged bya the armer Recto~r. Mr. GAIaen. Taarad can be aobtained in tho most respectable famiies on reasonable trmis anda conveniant to thme Schaol. W IL EY HIA RRISON ,~ W. TIMMlERtlAN,: J. L. TALIIERT, ])a.S. F.STEVE~NS, G. J. SHEPPARD.J Dc 21 ly 4" MusicalNotice. " Music hath chmarms to soothe a savage, To split a rock and coaok a catbbage." rFH E M EMtBERS of thme Palanetto Bram Baaniud beg leave to infoarm the public that t~eir Bad ism notw in successful operation, and re sjetfully soalicit a share of public patronage. All Conmuniations addressed to R. 'lotsra, Phmix P. 0., 5. C., will receive pronmpt attent: a. P. S.-Wx. II. Gatme~s respectfully on'ers his -r vices to the public as a Teacher of Blrasas Bat !s. Address hinm at New Market P. 0., Abbeville I is. trict, S. C. A pril 12 3m 13 Edgefield & Cheatham Plank R, RMad after the 1st May next, the Edgefield &Cheatham Planak Roadl will be opened from Mr. .JMsS Gmatert's to thne junction with the llanm - bttrg & Edlgalieldl Plank Roiad, a distance of about five miles, and the fallowing Rates of Toll will be exaced. Rates of Toll. Four, five and six horse Wagons, 5 ets per mile aThree " " 4" 0 eTwo : "Carriages 3 at "aa ,.One a " .2 " "t " Ilorseback travellers, I Vehicles on meeting, are each enititled to half the PL A NK T R ACK, and the Drivers are required to turn no the "t RIGHT 'A' S. F. GOODE, PavssinENTr, A pril 23, tf I15 White Lead, Linseed Oil, LAMP OIL, NEATS FOOT OIL anal TAN NERS OIL, for sale next deuor to SULtLtvAN's. R. T. MIMS. A ug.. 24 tf 33 few Goods! New Goods!! HE Subscriber would' respectfully invite atten tion to his Stock of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS! onq of the LARGEST and BEST that he has had the pleasure of offering for sale. For the es he has PLAIN, FIG'T) nd PLAID SILKS, BAREGE DE LAINES, PLAID BAREGES, SILK TISSUES, PRINTED JACON ETSr MUSLINS AND LAWNS, 'INE WORK, COLLARS & IIEKFS. CIEM I AF & SLEEVES. IIITE & BA CK LACE MAIITILLAS. ether with the above, he has a tine assortmeht e roceries, Crockery, Hardware, H ATS, BOOTS, SHOES, s-c. of which will be sold at moderate prices. - A liberal discount always allowed for Cash. B. C. BRYAN. dgerfeld C. H., March 15, tf 9 ,urryton Academies, IYALE AND FEMALE. zy. W. H. CHRISTY, PRINCIPAL. [R. PICKENS BUTLER, MRs. CHRISTIE and R SARAH GETZEN, AssIsTANTS. or. F. SOFGE, INSTRUCTOR IN Music. IIESE Institutions are now in successful opera. tion. The exercises opened on the 1st Feb y with the most flattering prospects. Over one dred Pupils are now in attendance. and several -rs are expected to enter the present month. arcnts and guardians desirous of educating the~r dren or wards, would do well to consider the antages afforded by these Institutions. In their tion particular reference was had to health, and hii respect the situation is surpassed by none in South. 'e Academies comprise two large and commo as Buildings, furnished with special reference to personal comfort and intellectual advancement he Pupile. Vith so experienced and highly recommended a ps of Teachers, with facilities for instruction, y have spared neither pains or expense in pro ng. the Trustees feel themselves warranted in iring a thorough and finished education. :penses pr Session of Fire Months nary Department, First Class..........86 00 i& 41 Second " .......... 9 .00 ond " i ................. .12 00 rd "4 -...................15 00 th Ancient Languages and higher Nathe matics......................... 18 00 Extra Branches. nch, Drawing and Painting, each,.....$10 00 ic........................... 20 00 Board may be had at $8 per month. he institutions are located directly on the Plank Ad eleven miles from Hiamburg. ROBT. Mlib.RRIWETnER, Chair'n Board of Trustees. tr 8 if 8 RING & SUMMER GOODS! Full Supplies. T ILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ga., has V received his full supplies, embracing a large 1 splendid assort of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, hich he has selected with great care, and among ich are ich printed Bareges, Silk Tissues, and Grenadines, new and elegant styles; [ich Fancy Plaid Grenadines, the latest novelty of season, a splendid article for Ladies' Dresses; lain Bareges and Silk Grenadines, of the most de able colurs; mall Satin Plaid Blue, Pink. Pea Green and Buff reges, a beautiful article for-Mlisses' and Children's lnColored B'sreges Flounced Robes of new and ai Whi e te Mluslin Robes, with embroidered suncs, for Bridal or Evening Dresses; Plaia Fancy Colored Silks, of beautiful styles, to be in any quantity, for Ladies' or Misses' Dresses ; "ancy IPlaid Silks, at very low prices, for Ladies' Misses' Sprintg Dresses; Frech Printed Jaconets and Organdies, of' the est Paris styles; Printed Linutn Lawns, for Ladies' Summer Dresses ; Plain Black Basreges and Silk Grenadines, of extra Sall Checked Black Balzarine and Embroidered ack Silk Grenadines, (or Ladies' Mourning Dress. Plain Black Lawns, and French Jaconets, for full uperior Black and White French Printed Jaconets, rull and second mourning, of new and beautiful ak and White Mourning Ginghams, or extra Lu ins b est Black Bombazines, and superior Black tton Cloths atnd Alpacas; Black Love and Crape Veils, of extra size and prior English Black Crapes, for Trimmings and ourning Veils; lais White and Colored Brilliantes, a beautiful tie for Ladies' andi Children-s Dressest Rich Sprig and small Dotted Swiss Mluslins, for adies' IDress; r'in White Swiss, Mttll, Narnsook and .Jaconet ais' french Embrotdered MIuslin Chimasettes, llars and 1:ndersleeves, in sets, or separate, of zatt styles; Ldis''3Mulete and Gimpure Lace Chimasetta alars and' Undlersleeves; ich lloniton, Valenciennies, Maltese and Thread A rge supply of Worked Jaconet and Swiss lounces, of beautiful styles ; A very lar-ge supply of Swiss and Jacotnet Mtshin ditis eand Inserttngs ; Lades' Lmnen Cambric and French Lawn Irand rchifs, of beatttiful styles . Ladies' Narrow and Wide Hem.stitch French awtt and Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs; Ladies' Rich Embroidered, Scallop Edge and Mourn lndkerchiefs; Stperior plain Linen Cambrics and French Lawns; atncy Neck and Sash Ribbons, of new and splen ,aates' Rlih A pplique Lace and Embroidered Silk attillas, of the latest P'aris styles; Ladies' Mourning, Spanisht, Sandal Wood, and rdal Fans, of splendid styles; adies' Egyptian and Black Lace Mits, with ant ithot haitifingers, of elegant pattertns; Alexander's Ladies' IKid Gloyes, a full and cam Ic assrtent ; Ladies' and Geatlemen's Gauntlet Cloves, of supe Avery large and complete assortment tof Ladies lises Getleten's, Y outh's atnd Children's Hosiery *f the best style andl quality ; Superior 8.4 and 10-4 Tablle and Damask Dister nTadble Cloths, of e xtra qutality ; Superior Towels witht Damsask Borders, and Sqtart )aask Napkins, of extra quality ; Scttc Diapers anda Linena llurkabacks, some extr eavy for Bathing TIowel.'; Superior Bird's Eye Diapers, of extra quality, f[ :hldren's wear; Superior 12.4 Linen Sheetings, and Pillow Cat Cambric Dimities, extra fine and beautiful style ar Sup'erior Plain anti Damask Furniture Dimities; Damask Furnciture Djimities, of extra width,for B A large supply of Cotton Fringes. and Curtain Tn' eFancy Striped and Printed Linens, of beautif atyles for Children's wear; Superior Silk Warp Black Prench Cashmarette md Ltupin'a Black Drap d~e Ete, superior articles Jetlemen's Summer went Superior White, Fancy Striped, and Checked Lwn 3rllintgs, for Gentlement's and Youth's Summer wea White French hlair Cloths, for Ladies' Skirts ; Rich Embroidered Lace and Muslini Curtamns, sot at very low prices ; A large supply of Colored Damask, for Windc Curtits, withi Gimps and Tassels to match ; Window Shades, of new and beautiful styles, sot at very Itw prices; Cornices, Curtain Bands, and Str.ir Rods ; A large supl of Ingrain, Three Ply, Trapestr Brssels and Rih Wiltun Carpets;.. Crumb Cloths, by the yard, and in Medallion pt tern, of superior quaiy; Dutch Bolting Cloths, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Wnith ;a great variety of other articles, suitable Fnily and Plantation use, all of which will be at atth talowest prices. 'rthe public are respectfully vitd to call and examine the assortment. A April 20. tf F To Rent, r lE Room at present occupied by Mr. Lod Il I.as a D~ry Goods Store. Ia my absence apj ta.A. .Williamus. S. CHRISTIE. Dec 28 __ _ __ f 5 0 The Finest Segars & Tobacc C AN be had att the "YVaa-r S-roar." Also, Snuff, Snuff Boxes, &e. J. A. GURLEY. ugusta, March 22 tf Fans~, Fans. Juit received a large and varied assortment eJANS, of beautiful styles.-for sale very che ie.. 1I . A . GUTR LRY McGREGOR &SMITH, -DEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BIUGGIES, &c. C'GREGOR & SMITH, build to order Car Niriges of every description. They also keep n hand a large and splendid assortment of New and Second-Hand Carriages, 0- Al orders promptly attended to, and Re pairing neatly executed. Edgefield C. I., Jan 18 tIf Soaps. LARGE and fresh supply of fiamily and toilet' Soaps, just received and for sale by Dr. A. G. TEAGUE, Duaonir. Edgefield C. 11., March 29 tf 11' Extracts for the Handkerchief. A GREAT variety just received and for sale by. AI Dr. A. G. TEAGUE, DRUGGIST. Edgefield C. H., Mar 29 If 11 Rat Poison that is Rat Poison. FOR Sale by . FO S Dr. A. G. TEAGUE, DRUGGISr. Edgefield C. H., Mar 29 tf 11 Veratruin Viride, JUST received from the Labratory of Dr. NAa woon, and for sale by Dr. A. G. TEAGUE, DavRS-r. Edgefield C. H., Mar 29 tf 11 Confectionary. C ANDIES, Kisses, Sugar Plumbs, and Sugar - Sands. For sale by Dr. A. G. TEAGUE, DRUGirST. FagefleCd C.II., Mar 29 tf 11 Spring and Summer C1q;hing1 THE Undersigned have now on I hand, and are still receiving large supplies of Spring and Summer READY-MADE CLOTHING, Of the latest styles, and of various qualities, so that every tasto may be suited. -Also A handsome lot of SHIRTS, DRAWERS, CRA VATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, &o. -Also An extensive variety of YOUTH'S and CHIL DREN'S CLOTHiNG. All of which will be fur nished at fair prices. CLAYTON & BIGNON. Augusta, April11 3m 13 HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. & J. H ILL, Hamburg, S. C., would in w form their friends and customers that they keep constantly on hand, at their old Stand, a LAtGk -nd WELL SELECTED STOCK,on. sisting in part of the following articles. FINE CUTLRY.. A large assortment of Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks, Scissors, &e., &c., both of English and American Alanufacture. Tin and Copper Ware. Every article of Tin Ware kept always on hand, and orders received for any article that may be needed in the Copper, Tin, or Sheet Tro line. G S A good assor'tment of Heating and Cooking Stoves. The latter ard re&mmended to Housekeepers for neatness and economy. Guns and Pistols! A All assortment of Guns, from ordinary to very fine. Colts' repeating Pistols, Allen's Revolving and Self-Cocking Single Barrel Pistols. Also, coin mon Pistols. SMITH-S TOOLS. A large and complete Stock of Smith's Tools, eon ssting of Anvels, Bellows, Screw Plates, Hand and Sledge Hammers, Files, Rasps, &e. CARPENTERS TOOLS. Embracing all varieties of Plains, Saw., Chesels, A ugers, Hammgrs, Hatchets, Squares, Compasses, A xes, Adzes, &e-, &e Spades and Shovels. Spades and Shovels of the beat qualities. Also, Manure Forks, Hoes, &c., &c. C hA IN S. Log, Ox, Trace, 'Waggon, Coil and Ualter Chala&e. Boilers and Caldrons. A variety of Bo.ilers and Caldrons, by the proper use of which farmers will find a great saving ia. feeding Cattle and Hogs. CASTING AND HOLL.OW WARk. Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Tea Kettles, Wafile and Wa, - fer rons, Fire Dogs, W~aggon Boxes, Grid Irons,. Smoothing I rons, Morters, &e. NAILlS. 300 Kegs of Nauk, assorted sizes. Also an assort ment of Enaglish' and Anmericatn Horse Shoes, and. Iorse Shoe Nails. Coffee Toasters, and Cotton: and Wool Cards. Straw Cdftters and.Cornl Shellers.. The most appro.ved Straw Cutters, and Corn Shel lers, which farmers would find great economy to use.. CHIA IN PUMPS! Chain Pumps and fixtures-an excellent method for drawing water from wells. g- All the foregoing articles sold on the most reasoable. ternms. Ila,,lure, A pril 19 Gm 14 Dr. lYI. W, .Abn ey . H AVING removed into time Village, for the - lpurpose of devoting himself, more e~xclusively~s to his l,rofession, and occupying the residence first, beyond the Baptist Church on the right, atd n4A-. joining the Male A cademay, (the residence form,l.y.. occupied by S. S. Tompkins, Esq., and Rev.. G. A,. Raymond,) offers his Professionlal Services To the people of the Village'and the surroundinig. country... In tihe day, he can be foa in htis Office, adljoin,.' ing the Oficee of W. W. ADnAxS, Esq.,.and in frenI' of the present residence of Mr. Geo. A. Addison,. and at night, lhe can be found as hisdweliisg. ie wvill give attention at all times. miost picdU, lly, to all calls upoin him, either fer~ utviee and pre sriitios, or for personal attendaneg. Jan 11 tf 52 P karticulaX- Not. To he Stockho1ers of the Edgefield Odd-. Fellou-s' and Masonic -Building Assoda~. t ion : GxP.tF.N : Our Tilding it commenced; andi' i fro the energy displayed by the Workmen,.w may soon explect to see it above the surface. r A payment will soon be due the Contraetors. You will therefore please pay in to J. B. SexLrIrAN,s Treasurer, your Second instalment of 10 per en,, d as early as pssible. Mr. A. Rha sl the authorized. .Agent of thle Company. to receive Instalments and take additioml dd Stock. Please take due notice and govern yamra selves accordingly. A .TAUPe' SFab 22 tf 6 5Plastering Laths. orA IV~ PLASTERING LATHTS, forw 200,000 and four anda half feet long; for nn sale low. Apply at Plank Road Mill, 10 miles abovo' hnburg, or to h. A. KENRICK. Hamburg. A April 3 tf 12 w Briania anel Tin Ware, &c.,. J UST received by the Subscriber a fine assort c meat. of Britar'da Coffeo Biggins and Urnis,,. T'ea Pots,.Toa Sets completo, Soup Ladles, Jelly~ Mould, Infants' Bathing Tubs, &c., &c. ' Also, Lamps, Spice Boxes, Shtaving Etnas-willt t. boil a pit-of- water in three minutes, and are very' useful to-travelers and housekeepers-andlestielks) 9 Nursesy Lamps, &c..J. A. GURLE'T. A u g u s ta i, March 2 2 if 10' S" Ro, Ye Fishermecn."' 1UST Received direct from the Manufaicturee i FISHING T ACKLE of all kinds, consisting-o. - Limerik and Kirby hooks, all sizes, Flu, Grnss, Cotton and Silk Lines, iill Tekle Cases furnished complete, y Walking Cane Rods, and Fishing Seats,. Nets, Floats, Gutta Perelia Bait, Yankee Doodle Snap-Hooks, Bait Boxes, &tn. o" Let those now fisht who never fished befdre, 0And those who always fished, now fish ttie more." The Takle can be had at the "'VARIETY STORE." J. A. GURLEY.. Augusta, Mar 22 tf it? Fresh Flour. f 'Sreceived 5,00 Lb3S. GOOD COUNTRY ap FLOUR, in Sacks. and for sale by ', L. PENN, As3Nr. A pril 4 If: