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FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF rT: SOUTH CAROLINA INSTiTUTE. T IE Fifth Annual Fair of the South Carolinl Institute fir the pronoton of Art. mechaiieul Tinenpiity and Industry. will bo held at the New liall, now being erected in Mccling street, in tie city of Charleston, coeliiinecing OD Wednesday. the 1 5tt of November, and continue open for Exhibi tion until the 29th day of November. Suitable prem:ttims will be aiven to the best speci mens ii Art, M.-chanism.-and other braiches of In dustry ; alst, of Cotton, Rice, Sugar.Tobaceo, Coin. W heat. RZye, Oats, P.tatoes, and other agricultural produets. 'The Ladies. to whom the Inslitute has been so much indebted. are respectfully informed that suiti. ble pretiunsi will be provided by the Coiiitee, and awariled to the best specimiens in every depart melinit of Latdiei Work. The fo!lowing special premiims are uffered For the lirgest qu-tfity of COCOONS, raised on one plantatiuin, not less thau ten busheld-A Silver Pitcher, or $50. For the largest quantity of SPUN SILK, the pro -duce of any o.ne piantatil, not less thafn teln pounds -A Silver -Pitcher, (or -.50. For the best imoiived SEA ISLANI) COITON GIN, on some new priniciple, supe~rior ti those now in geineral use, or for any real or important iprove ment tliereon-A Gold Medal. - For the hest STA LLION-A Silver Cup. For the best MARS I TACKY STALLION A Silver Cup. For the best MARSH TACKEY GELDING A Silver Cup. For thei best pair-MARSII TACKEYS. for draft -A Silver Cup. For the hest specimen of S UN FLO W ER SEED OIL, not less than One Gallon-a Silver Cup. -. - For the best specimen of RAPE SEEDOIL,not less than One Galin-a Silver Cup. For the best CASi IM Eit E R.A.\-a Silver Cup. For the best CASIIM I E W -a Silver Cup For the best three-quarter blood CASLILERE KID-a Silver Cup. For the best RAM-a S' *er Cup. For the best BOA R-a Silver Cup. For the inventiion of a suitable Machine for pul verisit ied Pepper-a Gioled Medal. For the best STE.\M1 ENG IN E-a Gold Medal. For lie hst imodel of an improved STEAM F.-RE ENGIN K-A G'a'd Mledal. For the best ESSAY on Southern Grasses Ruftin Prize Silver Piteier. For th*. bw.,t sieimen iof American SCLLP Ti RE-A Silvar Piteher. The D~reeta'rs of the Iistitute take great pleasure il stating ito'ithe lublic, that by the liberality of tie State anl City to th lustitute. they hav ie tw in1 course of ere.-tion, to be cimpkted by the 1st -luly iext, and in ainple tile .ior the approaihi ng Fair, a large, comindions :nid hrit Buddlinag. capllie of e ioling in its emain Il J.5i0 perons; aid ilsoe inl coninectioti with it a very we.l a-laptel and spiviusLi iaclfine Rioom, which will enable the Institute to furn bh sulfieient power ior any kindi of machinery that may he n'eredl far exhiboiti in. Every attentitn will be i.mid to all articles sent for All artie!es entered ffor premiums, mut he sent in on or before Saturday, I I lih day of Ni vembtier iiext. lireeted to th,- care of the Clerk of Soeuth Carolina Ifislitute. Chalieston. A rticles Ifmay be sent after that day for exhibit:on only. Contrib'itors to the Fair are respectfully recque.,ted to se-nd full d.'serip tions of the articles, 1m.1- sch genntcfel infrmfationi as mafy be of use toe the .Judges, and suitable for pullicatiini. A.dId' ess CLERIK OF Til E SO. CA. INSTITUTE, Cliarleston, So. Ca. .Mav 15 tf 25 STAT'E OF SOT1'M CAROLINA, EDGEI.II.,AD DISTRICT, IN COMMON PLEAS. S E,-ATO.N Mt) TU . %%ho isin the custody of the Sierie' of td.-eield Distriet. by virtue of t Wrt of Capias al Sati.eiendumtii. at tile suit of I. M1. Fuller. tini filed in myl% Office. tog thier a Schedute on oati, of his estate and utl?-ets, 'his lietiin to the Court of C imnon l'eas, pr:ayiig that lie maly be amilli:tel II the b i lit of thee Aets .of the. General Asweimily made fir the relief ofini sflvelt del:ois. It is Ordered, that the sail. 31. Fulier, and all the eIther Cr-'ieidters to whio10m the maid Seato .\lutrie is in ai miywi-e indebt, d, be aned 'they are hereLby sutmiimoied anidl lave ntfiice to) ap'I p'hi- be-fore ihe said Caourt, at Ekield C. II , on Tiiesday_ the :3d day f tobe. lr aes xt, toi show e-ause., if any they cani.' why the prfayer of the petitionf afiiissid shoeuld not lie uranfted. -. ?~i108l. G. B.\CON. c. c. r. ('lerk',s 001'z-, .Jt'y 5, 1:,54. I .4 25 STIATE OF SOUTil CAROLINA. IN CO.3MON P'LEAS. ( 11.\ RLES lEN N I:R LIY, whoe is in the custo /"dyl of the Shierit1' of Ehieldl lIi.,tr:et, tby t irtue' a Wrto Cpias aie llati Lftteiendum ait the 1Suit of' Williai~is h i ttihaig filed in ify Qilice. t.'gethetr wit h a Seihesi ue, oin ueath, eif h.s .est:ate andl etl'eels, his petitiion tie tie Ciairt of Ceitn .monif l'eis. pryn that hie ltly be atdmitted tie the benefit of the Acts of' the GenieralI Assemiiihy ma de for tile relief of inisolvenit d -ht.rs, It is Order-el, that ihie said WVil~hns & Chi-tie, andle all the either Creid.tiirs toe whioim the said (hairlecs Kef ierly is in anyvwise iindebted,. be, ande tii y are hereby sumi mioened and have notiec to appe r beliare thee said Court, at Ee;geli, ldi C. II., onf Tuesday the third day of October niext. to shoiw cause. it aniy they celm, why the prayer of thme petitiona aforesaua shoulid not be ranited. TI. G. BA CON, c. c. r'. Clerk's Ofliee, Junly 5, l-854. Ist 25 STATEJ~ OF S0OUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIIC.D DrSTRICT, INL CO.1D~IO.V PLEAS. .T. 1HODu lES, wiho is in the cust:elv oef the .* Sheriff of Edgelield lDistriet, byv v'rtue of a Writ of Capias ad Satileiendumf. ait the suit of .Relbert M1urrah, hatvinig ii:ed in imy Of1ice, taigethier with a1 Schiedle oni oafth, of his est-tte and eft'eets his petitionf toi the Court of Coinit~ Pleas, pray ing~ that -he imaty be aidmiittedl tie thea b -nefit of the A c:s of the (;eneral Asseily, imadle for the relief oif iinsilvenat debitors, It is Oridereed, that fthe sail lfeoht. Alurrahi and aill the other Creditiirs to whomiif L~fe said A. TI. I lodges is in antywise inidebted, be, antd they are hereby Su~llt ionied and hitve noetece tee apupear befoire tile said Ceourt, at Edgelieldl C. II., on Tuesdayv fife third eday eaf Octiober nexit, to shiew caeu~e if aunyey --<an, wify the lerayer' of the ipetitio n afoirestaid,shotuld niot be iuran:edl. T. G. BIACON, c. c. P. Clerk's O11icc, .July 5, 1854. 13t '25 STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN CO.1MN P'LEAS. S.\MCEL 8I1.\Ril'TON, who is in the custo:1y o3ef the shieriff' of Ealetie'd Distriet, by virtue e.f a.Wrt or Uinpias iid istir-filenm at the suit of .Joihn Cethiratn, having lilel ini my Oflice, togetheir - witha a .Secdue otneil oat' his estate and e1'ets, is petitiont to thle Ciiurt oif Ctimnon Pleas, pray'iing that iw maiy be a-imfiittedl tee the bienieit of the Artts oef tihe t ;efer-d A sembiy, meade ti>r thte reliefi of insoilvemit deibtoars, It is Otreed, theat thle said .1 lehn Ciethran, anmd atll the (ther Creeditots tee whomehe sluaid . aa: Shatrotin is inl tanywise -indebta d, he ed they hier'eby su:mnfieand haei Itve nut ice tio appe'ar benuire thie said Court. at Edghe-lild C. 11., on T ues~day tile tird day air Octobher next, te shoiw cause iifiany thmey can, why the prayer of thei pet iteon afoer.-id shoeuld noet be granited. T1. G. IACON, c. c. r. Clark's 01ice, July 5, 1854. 13: "5 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD SALE. IN EQUITY. - J. Raiinsford, Adim'or. ) ~ rs. -Bill to set up Mort JT. D). Tibbetts, . gatge, to Maha'LI As F". II. Wazrdlawu, sets*, g-. d1. F. A dams anfd others.J I T hatving been refearredl to thte Commissioner of this Ceaurt toe lix a day. whfich shmall be lintel, for the renfderong in of claimus byv thfe C'rediteers of doh~n liill and C. J1. Glover, On moatieon of aihr. Aheney, Saiitoihr oif F. 11. Wardlaw, it is eirdered that the timfe withint whi:ch thfe sail Creditors are required tat appear b efe thle .-tiaid Commifissieret anid estab Iishi thfeir deiemnds be extendled to th~e fourthi Mutn dyitn August ne xt. A. SL'dKINS, C. E. EC. D. July 3. 15f4. Nt 25 -,Lost O N the 24th Mtay by the. Suibscriher one Note of .hatnd given by Samnuel LPerrin tea Williamns & Chiristie, fear $27,3'te eb , 1 54, with in tieri-st faroti I t .lanf 1854,. All persons are hereby forewarned from tradinig for saidl N ote. FELIX LAKE. June 15 . S 22 Hamburg & Edgefield P'k Road, r lH E -PLANK RO.\ I freain'-lambturg to Edge .LJued is nlow completed antd (ipenl for the publi .11. A. K ENIlCK, Pres. nat * e 3$ Head Quarters. FIRST .DivIrox Soru CAROLINA MILITIA,? Abbeville, June 20, 1154. ORDER NO. 3. The following Regiments will parade for drill and review at the times and places specified below, viz: The 10th Regiment of Infantry at Richardson's on Thursday the 27th of July next. The 7th Negiment of Infantry at the" Od Wells," on Saturday the 29th of July next. The 9th Regiment of Infantry at Lowe's on Tues day the 1st of A ugust next. The 2d Regiment of Cavalary at Longmire's on Thursday the 3d of August next. The 8th Regiment of Infantry at " Morrow's Old Field," on Saturday the 5th of A ugust next. The 6th Regiment of Infantry at Lomax's, on Tuesday the Sth of August next. The 4th Regiment of Infantry at Haney's, on Thursd:ay the 10th of August next. The 42d R-egiment of Infantry, at Miinton's on Saturday the.12th of August next. The 2d Itegim.-nt of Inufantry at Hall's, on Tues day the 15th of August next. The 5th Regiment of Infantry at flunter's, on Thursday the 17th of August next. The 1st Reziment of Cavalry at Piekensville, on Saturday the 19th of August next. The 3d Regiment of Infantry at Toney's Old Store, on TuesdIay the 22d of August next. The 1st Regiment of Infantry at Bentun's, on Thursday the 24th of August next. The commissioned and non-commissioned Officers will assemnble the day previous at the place of ren dezvotis of their respective Regiments, for drill and inspeetion. The Brigadier Generds will, each with his staff, attend the Reviews in their seperate commands, and ar - charged with the extcsion of this order. By order of Major General MieGOWAN. Joins C. SInMiass, Div. Adj. General. July 6 tf 25 Head Quarters. FIRST DIVISION, A BDVILLE C. I., June 20, 1850. ORDER NO. 2. S1IIE following Officers will compose the Staff of the First Division of South Carolina "Militia, viZ : John C. Simpkins,Division Adjutant General, with the rank of Cilonel. Benjamin Z. lierndon, Division Inspector Gener al, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. J. Berry Slian, Division Quarter blaster Gener 11, with the rank of Major. Robe;t A. Fair, Division Pay Master, with the rank of Major. Win. L. Ca!houn, Aid de Camp, with the rank of Maj'or. Itobert Maxwell, Aid de Camp, with the rank of ?lajior. Jlohn W. Suber, Aid de 'Camp, with the rank of :aor. The above named officers have been comm'ss'on ed in conformity with the rank of each, and they wi:l be obeyed and respect d accordingly. By order of ' SAMUEL McGOW AN, Maj. General 1st Div. So. Ca. Militia. July 6 4t 25 Particular Notice. To the Stockholders of the Edgefeld Odd. Fellows' and Masonic Building Associa -tion: GENTLEMEN: You will come forward and pay to .as. 8. tu,:ivan, Treasurer, or A. Ramsey. A ent, the Third instalment of 10 per cent. on your Stock. A nd thio(se n ho have given their Notes for the First and Seeond Ins:alnents, are earntraly re l1ested to take thetil up. as we ted money to have the work aivanced. Pea.e respond early: A. G. TEAGUE, Prcs't. June 22 tf 22 Curryten Academies. T H E First Session of these Institutions will close wth the presenit nmoth. The Second Session, will begini the li th .1 uly, at which titme it is desirt d all canididatis for admnission wi I be presetnt. RUBT. MlERltWETHIER, Chiair'ni Board of Trustees. June 26,, 1854. tf 24 Beautiful Residence for Sale ! TilE Undersigned, Agent for the Thoma,,:s II. Loveless, (who are all of Sage) o!rers for sale the TR ACT OF LA N ) on which the said Tho's. H1. Lovel-ss resided t the time of his death, sittuated oan the Columbia Rotd abhout simih-s friom Edgefiecd C. II., contain ing Thrzee II innd red atcres, miore or less. The lands will be sold for division, upon terms avrable to purchasers. JOHN C. LOVELESS. June22 tf 23 Assignment. 3 AYIUEL E. BOWERS, having matde Kan assignent to mec for the benefit of his credi tors.a notc is hereby givenl to the said creditors to neect at moy tofice, at II o'clock A. NI., oin MION DA Y, 10th day of .July nexst, to proceed to the aip o ntmietit of an A\gent. rTe D)eed of Assignment ay be seen at any time by calling oni me. W. W. SALE, Assignee. Hlamburg, S. C., Jute 20, 1854. St 23 The Saluda Mfills. r [E Subscribers beg leave to say to their friendls Iand' the publie generally in Edgefield Djistriet, nd every where else, that they now have their NI I L LS in readiness for busintess. They are pre aared to CLEAN aztd GRIND WHEAT in the best piossihte imanner. Whteat growers are solicited to iive thiemi a trial. In the article of CORN MlEA L they think they ar prepaired to please all tastes. Coarse or fine-round or flat, Cool or htot-and all that. E. P. & J. ABNEY. _Higgins'_Ferry, Mlay 29, 3t 20 R A G , R A GS, R A G ! The Iighest Price Given!t rII E Subscribners are pnying the highest p'rice ftr GOOD001 COTTON and LIN EN RAGS. Per sons having them for sale, will find it to their ad vatge to address -WALKER, WILLIMIAN & CO.,. Pap~er and Comm..issio~n 5Iercharits, Charleston, 8. C. Agents of South-Carolina Paper Mlanufacturing Compny. MlaytIt 2m 17 Notice. A NY Person who will act as an Agent, and oh Etaini Subscribers for the' GEORGIA ROMYE GAZETTE, A Literary and IFamily Pnpler, published in Auguts t, Gat., will be furnished the P'aper at the LOW EST CLUli PRICES.' W The Cash imust accompany the names, and rmay be sent through the Mail at our risk. C L UB P R IC'S. Two CoPIEa..... ............ ....$350 TnREE- CornEs................5,00 FivE CoPies... .... .. ... .-.... 7,50) JAMaES M1. SMYTH E, Editors and ROBiE RT A. W H YT E. Proprietors. A ugusta, .lunte 20, tf 2 Notice. T HIE Notes and Accounts of the late Firm of .W. L. & P. J. Coleman h~ave been placed in ~y hands foi- collection, and all persons indebted to the said Firm either by Note or A ccount, are re jnstedl to make immediate pamyment to the under sign'd as indlulgence beyond the first day of A ugust next will not be given. W. W. AIDAMlS, Attorney at Law. June 15 4t 22 ~ ERo tT@ Rent, P oma presenlt occupiedi by Mr. Lod Hill .as a )ry Goods Store. In my absence apply o .1. A. Williams. S. CH RISTI . Dc 28 -tf 50 Bacon ! Bacon ! ALARGE Supply of GOOD BACON,.just Ireceived, and offered for sale at REDUCED Pitt s by ~T. ROOT. A la l 11Ife 17 A CARD! IIE-Subscriber takes this method of tendering -histhanks to the inhabitants of Edgefield Vil lage and the surrounding country, for the liberal patronage hitherto extended to him, and by which lie is enabled to continue his business at the Corner Store, next to the Carolina Hotel, where he still keeps a GENERAL ASSORTMENT of WERIY & D(D0 T GROCERIES, CROCKERY, Bonnets, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c., &c. He has a FULL SUPPLY of the above articles, which he respectfully invites the Public to examine before purchasinz elsewhere. His Stock has been -arefully SELECTED from the largest and eliap st Ilouses in New York, and will be sold at REA SONABLE PROFITS FOR CASH ! T. ROOT. Edgefield C. 71., May 11 tf 17 New Goods at Low Prices, LIBERTY HILL, S. C. T TIE Subscriber respectfully atinounces to the public that he has now on hand at Liberty Hill, an ENTIlELY NEW and FASILIUNA BLE Stock of -A LSO GROCERI ES, Hardware. Hats and Caps, AND A VARIETY OF OTnirR VALtAI.E Goons, All of which he will sell at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, and on as aecommiioodating terms as any ther louse in the country. Give him a eall. WMN. B. 0G RIFFIN. June 12, 3m 22 Spring and Summer Clothing! TH E Undersigned have now on hand, and are still receiving large supplies of Spring and Summer READY-MADE CLOTHING, Of the latest st.yles, and of various qua!ities, so that every taste may be suited. -AIso A handsome lot of SHIRTS, DRAWERS, CRA VATS, 11AN DKERCIHIEFS, GLOVES, &c. -Also An extensive variety of YOUTIT'S and ChIlL DREN'S CLOTHING. All of which will be fur nished at fair prices. CLAYTON & BIGNON. Augusta. A pril II 3m 13. PIANo-To RTES', BOOKS, MUSIC, &C. TillE Subsciibers wotuld called at tention to their Silendid Lssortnient of superior P XA ITO 1F1 ? R T 'E S, Of 6, ('), Q) and 7 Octavos from the celebrated %lanuactoris of li.scos & R AvEN, IIAZELTON & Hios. and A. II. GAL% & Co., of New York. These are niale from the best and thoroughly sea soned mater:als, with all the latetst improvements, tand are N A 1RIANTED to stand the various L1hnges of tii elimate-and for equality and sweet negs of tone eninnot be surpassed. Their DOOK and STATIONERY department consists of a good assot toent of School and Miscellaneous Books, And all the Cheap literature, ns soon as published, as well as a large and well selected Stock of Sta tionery, &c. Their Stock of PRINT ED M USIC is the largest in the State. consisting of all the popular Songs, Waltzes, Marches, Variations, &c. g7 New Music received every week. "Musical lastruinents. They also keep an elgant assortiiient of the fol fowing instruments on hand viz: Violins, Guitars, Violincellos, Clari nets, Cornopeons, Sax Horns, TENOR HORNS, FLUTINAS, FLAGEOLETS, BANJOS Accordeous, Tamborines, FLUTES, &c. Also, an assortmient of Musical Merchandize, TX An assortnint of superior.Violin and Guitar STRINGS. always on haml.* All the ature airticles w'ill b~e sold for Cash or good paper, lay GEO. A. O ATES & BROS. Broad Street, A ugusta, Ga. Nov 9. tf 42 M o ult r ie H o use, SULLNVAN'S ISLAND. 311llS ELEGANT Suimmter Retrentt having been .1opened frr the reece.tiaon of vistors fr~a the seasoni, the Pralprietor respyetfully infornms his nuc merous fr:endls tad the puib!ie generally that nothing o his part shall lie lIft undonie to niT;brd comfoart ad grattilication to till who may favor himi with their companty. The Weekly " Hops," that gave so mchl satis faction list season, will be cattnuiedl, ani efieient bandI of music having beeni cog ged for that pur poe. $tea-n~boats lenve the C0t.y and Island througliout the dav at coniveient hours. Con'veyances run to aiid from each boat-fare 12) aents, and coimmodiaou.< earriages can be oIbtained by application at the office, by those desirous of en joying a drive on the miagnificent Beachi. Dmnner will be on the table every day at 4 P. M., e~xcept Sunidiy, when the hour wvII be 2.301 P. Ml. Families and others requiinig apartments will lease addar'ess Taos. S. Ntitiinsos, AliIls louse, Uar!eston. S. C., where a box will be kept for the reception of letters, parcels, &e., intendedl for the sitors at the .\oultrie I louse. the contenits of w bich will be forwarded by each hoat. TilOMAS S. NICKERSON. Chairleston, June It) 4t C Palmetto House, SP:ARTANBURG C. H., S. C. P)ERSONS in quest of health or Ipleasure will find the above Ilotel , a very desii'able place. The building - is the largest in the up-country and urnshed with NE W F URNIT UR E. The Rooms are spacioaus, well adapted for Balls or Concerts, aiid the Sleeping :ipartments itre also comnnodious and well adapted lfar convenience anid comfort. The Table is supplied with every variety the market affords. The Proprnietor of " Thompsoni's Sprintgs'' have kin fly tenalred the use of thea, Water, which has gaiied much celebrity among tratvellers on account af its valuable properities for Chronie na'eetions. The Springs are situated only oine imile fraot the Tnwii, itnd cnn be reached over a beautiftul antd pleasant ro. The waiter fromn this sprinig wilt be furnished ut the Palmtetto Ihouse. Ample arraiiiremiinits have becen made for Ice atid the various Suiim.r refre.sinents. Al[yl ED TOLLE~SON. PRoirtEToR. Spartaiibtirr, .1 une 10 4t 2P. Executive Department. COLUMBIA, May 33, 1S54. By his Exellecty John L,. Manning, Governor and Comander-in-Chief ia and over the Slate of Sout/i Carolina : WilEREAS ofieial information has reached this f)kpartmaent that on thie 21st inst., A u gustus B. Prior, uiider a sentence of death for nmtr der, broke thte Jail of Riehland and has made his esep: Now, to,.the end that said AUGUSTITS 13. PR IOl may be arrested and broughtt to suffer the sntncee of the law, I hereby ofli-r a reward of THREE HUNDR ED DOLLARS for his up prehension aind delivery into any of the Ja.ls of this State. Said Prior is about twenty-one years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inchies high. weighs 125 or 1.0 lbs., has small hatnds anid feet, dark hair and dark blue eyes, and a scar on the thumb of the left hatnd. Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at Columbia, this thirtieth day of Mlay, A. D)., one thiousand eight hundred and fifty-raour.. .lUIlN L. AIANNING. BENJ. PERtRr, Secretatry of Slate. S.Jue8 4. 21 Bacon ! TUSTrecived a supply of C110ICE BACON tSIDES, SHIOULIERIS and IIS, for sale Cheap for Cash. 0. L. PENN, AGEN'r. Atay 4 tf 16 EDGEFIELD OLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES. Rev. C. A. RAYMOND, Principal 82 PUPILS HAVE ENTERED SINCE I0TH OF JAN'Y. T IE SUMMER Session will commence . on Monday, April 24th. The Academical building consisting of eight commodious Rooms is finely furnished with every thing necessary to secure the most rapid advance ment of the Pupils. In this respect we do not-think greater advantages can be anywhere enjoyed. The prescribed course of Studies is so arranged, that if tile Pupils remain long enough at the Justitution to pursue it regularly, they can hardly fail of acquiring a liberal and liished education; and in the Extra course a- thorough knowledge of the fine arts. Pupils can enter at any time, and if near the middlei or close of the Session, are charged but from the time of entrance. All such ded uctions however date from the close of the second week of that Session. Loss of time from.sickness if of more than two weeks is also deducted. The Rates of Tuition are conformed to those of other Institutions of the same grade. Payments are to be made at the close of each Session; The fol lowing list includes all Expenses per Session of 14 Weeks. Collegiate Department..............$15 00 Academio do .....-........12 00 Primary do ... .$7 00 and $5 00 Pupils using the Philosophical Apparatus, are charged Extra S2,00 per Session. And all Pupils are charged 50 ets each, a Session, for contingencies. Extra Branches. Music......... ..............$18 00 French ........-----.- 8 00 Drawing............................ 8 00 Oil Painting... ' ....... ...15 00 There is no charge for use of Piano. Pupils pine tieing at the Institute are however charged $1, each Session, to pay for keieping the Pianos in tune. Board, with - washing,' lights and fuel $10 per month. There are no other extra charges, except for Books and Music sold. R. T. MIMS, S. F. GOODE, E. PENN, rrustees G. A. ADDISON, A. S1LIKINS. A pril 5. . tr 12. VRE & BE HAN, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, H AVE now in Store a LARGE and CoM P LET E assortment of Fancy & Staple Dry Goods! In view of the scarcity of money and the proba ble continuance of the Same, they have concluded to) imeet the difficulty half way, and in order to rise cash for thei Goods:, They -have reduced their pr:ees. As it would be almost impossible to give their friends at a distance an adequatu idea of the reduction in their prices, they will name only-a few of the leading art.eles.- One of o.ur Stores, the well known old stand of T.J. COSGROVE & CO., is nearly opposite the Angusta Hotel. and the other above tie Globe Hotel, -pposite the old stand of T. Unesus & Co. The following are the "Prices Current" at the Stores of COSG ROVE & BRENNA N, Nos. 202 and 276 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia. Ladies, Niisses and Children's PRINTED MUSLINS and LAWNS, every vanrie-, ty of pattern and color, of the newest styles, from 64 ecents to 15 cents per yard. Figured BA REGES, every line and color, and of the neatest designs, 20-eents to 31 cents per yard. Fine L.inen LUSTRES, GINGIIAMS, LAWNS, and an endless assortment of Dress Goods, 12J to 25 eents per yard. . i Spring and Summer Irish POPLINS, for Sacks and Tri velling Drcssls. A spilenlid Stock of Hair, Cord, Striped and Plaid Sltks. Also. large nd snall Plaids and Stripes, all eolors, reduced this day to 56 and 62 oaentj per yard. White and Dotted Sw ss IMUSLINS,12 to 21 ets. Jaconet, Swiss. Book, Mull and Plaid Muslins, 10 ce'ints to 25 cents; Pain Gros. eRhne, -G _I. De Nap and Mationi Jilack S LKS, everj width, styfe and quality, 626 to $,50 ceny -. SMnreeine and Florence Linling SiLKS, ery color, 25 to 75i cents a yard. BonneLt RIBBONS. from 6i to 37) et:'. a yard. Belt, Neck, Sash, Taffeta, Gauze, Cup. Satin and all oither styles of Ilibbons, fromn 1 cent to 25 eta. Ii yard. Pie N ic M ITTS, 25 to 75 eta a pair. Kid G LOVES. all colors, 50 cents to 75 ecnts. Lise, Silk and Cottonl GLOVES, an endless va ri...ty. Chiiren's and Misses' GLOVES, long and short AllTTS til to 376 cents a pair. Sik. Lisle and Cottonl H-ose, for Ladies, Misses and Children-also, Children's i and j linae, with elastic tops. Fashinable styles of CA LICOES, warranted good colors, 6i4 to 8 cents. - Aericanl and Sect GINGUIAMS, 8 to 20 ets. Beached SillRTING, 5 to -10 cents. Bleached Long Cloth, 10 to 12) eents. Unbleched Shirting, 5 to 7 cents. Unlachedi Seadsland do., 71 to 10 cents. 114 and 124 Sheeting, 30 to 33 eents per yard. Linen Goods. The followinag Goods itere pulrchase~d and selected by one of .the Firm, from the mnanufactulrers ill Ire land, and are warranted all PURE LINEN. Tablle Dam~asks, Diapers and Table Cloths, Napkiins, Dloyles and Towelling, .Linen Lawn mand Harnkerchiefs, A comoplete assortmnent of Lmena Goods, for Gents, Boys amnd Children's wear. UotutIn Hose, all colors, 64 to 25 cts a pair. Linenl Canibrie Handikerchiefs, 64 to 25 eta. each, 5000 Y AR DS RE.NINA NTS of Calieos, Mus lmin. Lawnms, Ginghams, &c., from 4 eta. to 121 eta pcr yard. Together withl almost every article usually kept in a Fancy Dry Goods Store. Plantation Goods. WVe have alwnys in Store a full supply of al11 the approve.d jrands of OISNABtiRGS, STrRIPES H EET INGS, ke., all of which we will sell at the Factry Prices. gg All Goods packe,:, baled, or boxed and de livered at any of the Rail Roads, Steamnboats or Canls, free of any charge Iro the purchaser. We sliit an inspection of our extensive assortnment. COSGROVE & BlRENNAN. A ugusta, .lune 12, 5t 22 Shmmer Dry Goods! WIL LIAlt $HE AR, AUGUSTA, GA., A S now in Store-a very full and comphte as sortment of. Fancy and Stanle Dry Goods1 Emracing thle latest styles of Ladics' DRESS GOODS, and comaprisinig almost every artictle re quired for family or plantation use. New Goods will be received througrh thme season by the New York Steamers, and the assortment kept comiplete. The public is respectfully Invited to call and ex ammine the assortment. Many 26 .tf 19 Ladies' Mourning Goods, WI ILLIA M SH EAR, Augusta, Ga., has Treceived from New York a full supply of LADIES' MOURNING GOODS, among which Lupin's Plain Black CHIA LLY, of the best quality ; Lupin's Black Summner BIOM-BAZINES, of beau tiful styles ; Plait Black BA REGES and MARQUISSE, of ex tin quality ; Plain Black Barege DELAINES; Plain Black GRENADINES,. an elegant articee for Mourning Dresses; ; Mouring MUSLINS and LAWNS, in a great iva riety of styles; Mourning GINGHIAMS, of superior styles and quality ; Superior Blk. A LPA CAS and Canton CLOTHS Superior English Black CRAPES, for Veils and Trinming ; Blk. Love, Lisle and Crape VEILS, sotae of extra iz~es ; Ladies' Mourning Cambrio and Lawn HAND KERC-IEF'S; Ladies' Mouruing FANS and PARASOLS, of beautiful styles ; To all oif whlichm the attention of the ptublic is re spetfully invited. - Mny 26 tf 10 . Fresh Flour. J ST received 5,000 Lbs. GOOD CO)UNTRY FLOUIR, in Sacks, and for eale !, y G. L. PENN, AGENT. April.n tf, 12-. -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -=-DEALER IN READY.MADE CLOTHINC, T I. NEWBY & CO., under U. S. Hotel, Augusta,.Ga., are now receiving the LARGEST, e BEST and MOST FASHIONABLE ASSORT31ENT of SPRING AND SUMMER READY-MADE CLOTHING, Ever offered in the CiLy of Augusta. In addition to which, we are weekly receiving FRESH SUPPLIES from our4fouse in New York. We also keep constantly on hand a large Stock of YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHIG. A.so, a full assortment of FURNISHING ARTICLES, for gentlemen's wear. W Country Merchants and all persons visiting Augusta will find, it to their interest to xaniine our Stock, as we are determined to offer our Goods at the lowest prices imaginable. Augsa, April 3. 1854. t. 12 CANDIDATES. Por Sheriff. FELIX E. BODIE, W31. QUATTLEBUM, JULIUS- DAY, JAMES E-IDSON. ror Tax Collector THEOPHILUS DEAN, WESLEY WERTZ. M. B. WHITTLE; LEE HOLSON, - BARNEY LAMAR. CHARLES CARTER, THOMAS 8. REESE, DERICK HOLSONBAKE, A. R. ABLE, ror Clerk. R. B. HOUKNIGHT, . ED)1UND PENN. THOS. G. BACON. ror Ordinary. H. T. WRIGHT, D)AVID BODIE. JOHN W. SMITH, W. F. DURISOE, FRESH ARRIVAL S. D R. A. G. TE AGU E respectfuliy informs his friends and citizens of Edgefield generally, that he has just re-eived a- LARGE ADDITION to his already extensive Stock of fresh and genuine Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, -&c. His Drugs are carefully examined by himself, and all that are found worthless, rejetctd; and those that are approved may- be relied on as efficient and of uniform action. ALL of his. Medicinal Compounds, Tinctures, Pills, Oiitments, &e.. &c., are put up under his own supervision and in strict accordance with the United States Dispensatory. -- From his long and extensiie experience in the practice of Medicine, .h- has nade several Com pounds of his own, not to.be found in the Dispensa tory, viz :-A Preparation for the CROUP, which lie has used extensively for eighteen .years, ind re commends with confidence; a VERMIF'UGE, safe and efficient; and many other Compounds which lie makes extemporaneously to fulfil the indications in each particular case fort which it is used. It would req6ire more space than could be ob. tained in a Nruwspaper to give a"Catalogue of the Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals kept and sold by him-suffice it to say, he can furnish a -'hysician's Office COMPLETE, with Physiek and Furniture. He hastadded to his former Sttck some of the most Teliable Vegetable extracts, viz: PODOPIIL LIN, STILLINGINE, LEPTANDRIN, &c. 0' Planters and families can be supplied with all Medicines necessary in a family-and when desired, directions put up with each article. . A ll of the most'reputablq NOSTRUMS may be found in his Establishnient. Also, Candies, Kisses, Sngar Plums and Sanda. ALSO, FINE WINES AND BRANDY, for Medicinal purposes. TM ill DAT0D & MA-2 Perfumery of his own and Northern make, hard to heat. SOAPS.-A large and extensive variety. CANDLES,-Wax, Sperm nnd A damantine. Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, VAIINISHES, &c. BRUSHES.-Marking, Sash, Tool, Paint, Grain ing, Tooth, Nail, Flesh, Crumb, Shoe, Horse and Tanners Urushes. P ENC)LS-Camel's and Sable Hair, large size. Amad last though not liast, the finest I A IR BR1 USUI ES ever offered in the plice, of varions patrons and qualities. Dressing and extra fine COMBS, DUST ING -BRUSHE S,-An excellent article. PAPER-7-Fools Cap and Letter Paper, common and fine. NOTE PAPER-Various sizes and fancy styles, ENVELOPES-Common Buff, Plain White and Fancy Note Envelopes, INK, PENS, PENCILS AND CRAYONS, Osborne's American Water Calours. Gum Elastic Balls-Solidl, Hollow and Fine,-Parlor Balls for the Ladies, invitinga them to exercise wiAhin doors, when the weather is too inclemment to be out. May 18 tf 18 Edgefield M~ale Academy: T IlS Institution is openmed for aniothmer year under the control of Mr. J. GREGG LEITNER, ur last year's Teacher. The experienice of a twelvcmonth has fully satis id us that no more competent young gentleman cn be found in the State than the omne now at the head of our Academy.'- The -best proof of this ir the general satisruetion given by him last year, backed by the aidditional fact that his School, at the termination of its first week for the second year, numbered 43 Pupils. Thme Tlrustces desire to assure the Public that their united eilbrts will be given to the cause of their School, and a continued and complete supervi sion will be exercised by-them over its progress. Mr. LairNua will in a short time procure a first rate Assistunt, and any number short of four ustore can then be well attended to. The Building is in comfortable condition, having three large fire-places (one in each of the hirger rooms,) and being well supplied with convenient tables ana arm-chnirs of the best finish. Once mnore we mappeal to the people of Edgefield nd the adjoining Districts, for their encouragemnuct f our earnest endeavors to establish a first rate preparatory School. Terms. For the Classical Department, per annum,. .$36.00 ""higher Eng. " " " .. .32,00 " " Ordinarv " " " " . ..26,00 Capitol boarding to be had itt pleasant families. .JOIIN LIPSCOMB,) A RTHIUR SIMIKINS, GEO). A. ADDlISON, LEWIS JONES, | : R. T. MIMS1. , J Jan 11 tf 52 Bethany Academy. THTE Trustees of'Bethany Academy take pleas ure -in aunnouncing to the publie, that their School. will he openied for thme reception of Stpdents n the 2nd Mosnday in .Januuary 185i4, under the su pervision of the well knuwn and successful lastrue or, W'M. M. HfFrn, Esq. Rates of Tuition the same as those charged by the former Rector, Mr. GAL~rmN. Board gn be obtained in the most respectable amilies on reasonable terms and convenient to the School. - WILEY 11IARRISON,1 W. TIMMERMIAN, J. L. T AL RERT, Dai. S. F. STEV ENS, G. J. SH EPPARD. Dec 21 .ly 49 $20 Reward. )ANA WAY from the Subscriber on the 7th M~i~arch pasmt, a Negro man named MARCH. Said March is five feet ten inchles high, of rather lark complexioni and sharp features, and limps from having had a leg broken. H~e speaks rather slowly. The Subscriber purchased him oun Sale-day in Marelt at Sheriff's sale. Before he reached his house with him, the negro ran away, and has not been seen or heard of since. Ho is said to have a wife at Dr. BatADronD's, Beach Island, and may be lurking about that vicinity. The above reward will be given for his appre hension and delivery at the .Jail of Edgefield D~is triet. W. B. DORN. a4 tf 15 I HAVE NOW RECEIVED my en tire Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, Comprising ALL ARTICLES USUALLYKEPT FOR TH 9 TRA DE, to which I respectfully invite the attention of the comminity and the trading. public. W. P. -BUTLER, No 1, PARK Row. -Edgefield C. H., Jpril 27, if t 5 Rich and Beautiful Goods A-T THE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GDODS STORE OF WARD & BIURCHARD, OrrOarrE MASONIC HALL, AUGUSTA, GEURGIA. WEB are now receiving our SPRING AND SUMIMER supplies of Rich and Elegant Dry Goods, Selected with much care in all the Northern Mar kets. and we take great pleasure in inviting- the at tention of all in want of FAMILY SUPPLIES, feeling assured that we can offer the best. bargains -to be found in A ugusta, it ele-rantSpring SILKS; Rich Wedding SILKS, Organdies. Tissues, Bareges, French Jacoiefs, Liwns, Black, Brocade Silks. - Also. one of the largest Stocks of high Lustred Black ITALIAN SILKS,-the most elegant Goods ever offered. in Augusta. New and beautiful Parisian PLAIDS, in Silk and other Fabrics, with rich combination of Colors, in, eluding-the gay, the grave, the rich, the elegant. and chaste. EMBROIDERIES of every description,-and in fact every other kind of Dry Goods suitable for Ladies and Children's wardrobes. SHAWLS OF EVERY KIND.-In this De partment will be found some of the most elegant Embroidered Crape SHAWLS, ever exhibited South of the Potomac. MOURNING GOODS in great-variety. .American, English and French CALICOS and GINGIIAMS. IIOUSEWIFE and FAMILY GOODS-As Irish Linen, Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linen and Cotton, Table Damask, Napkins, Towellings, Diapers, &c. Augusta SIEETINGS.ahd SITIRTINGS, Cot ton OSNABURGS and Georgia-STRIPES at the Manufacturer's pri'ee. W- Our Goods will be offere& at a- small - vance upon. the original cost, for CASH, whplesale and retail. They will be shown freely, represent ed fairly, and ~Submitted to the unbiassedjudgement of the purchaser. ' Orders accompanied with the money 'will have our prompt attention, and the exercise of our best judgment. WARD & BURCHARD. A ugusta,'March 27 tt 11 AGNEW, FISHER & AGNEW, NEWBEBRY 0. H., S. 0., -IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN HARDWARE, P A INT 83 OILS, Window Gla s,. Groceries, Dry Goods, k&., And Buyers of Cotton and country produce. Eg Planters visiting this Market will find it greatly to their advantage by giving -us a call. AGNEW. FISHER &-AGNEW. Newherry C. It., A pril 13, tf 13 0' The Abbevillo Banner will please copy four months. CARRIAGES! ARAGE MAKER, CAMPBELL STREET, Near the Georgia Rail Road Depot, &U5$iu'Da (BoO WILL bu'ld to order all kinds of light CAR RIAGES, 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. 0- REPAIRING done at short notice and on the most reasonable terms. N. B.-A small Stock of Buggies, Harness, Umbrellas, &e., will be kept on hand by Mr. F. M. NichorAs, Agent, at Edgefield C. H1. May 4, 3m 16, New and Wonderful Machine. WILT;TAM STODDARD, PATENTEE. TflHE Subscriber haviug purchased the'Right for the State of' South .Carolina in the only Ma chine now invented, for RlRTING and SHA VING SHINGLES, BARREL HEADING, &c.-, is pre pared to sell the Right of the Districts, or single Machines, at prices sufficiently low to make it an inducement for purchasers. The Machine being simple in its construction, and is not liable to get out of order, is capable of splitting and Shaving Two Thousand Shingles per hour,-better than nmade by hand. It is portable, aid can be worked by hand, horse or steam power. Ten to fiftien days work of a Machine will ake enough Shingles'to pay the price asked fur a single one. Large inducements are offered to persons wish ing to purchase the right of several Distriets. One of the Machines can be seen in operation in the City of Augusta, at Win. HI. Goodrich's Planing M ill, and one also may be seen i a short time at Mr. J. Witt's Machine Shop, at Edgefleld C. HI. TtIOS. G. LAMA R. Hamburg, A pril 19, 1854. tf 14. GEDo. E. H END Y, E sq. T HIE Subscribers take great pleasure in recoin mending this gentleman as'a Stone Cntter and Mill Dresser ! Hie cuts beautiful MILL STONES at his Quary on Cloud's Creek, and Mill owners would do well to give him a trial. E. P. & J. ABNEY. Higgins' Ferry, S. C. A NY Person wishing their Mill Stones Dressed .or Wated, can address the Undersigned at Norrisville P. 0., Edlgefield District, S. C.#.and he will with pleasure give them prompt attention. G. E. HENDY. Norrisvillo P. 0., Ma~y 29, ' tf 20 IE Bolting Cloths, HESubscribers are nowv in receipt of all num bers of Anchor Bolting Cloths, of Warranted quality, and will also bring out to order, FRENCH BURR BLOCK~S and BURR MLLSTONES of all sizes. Persons in want of these articles will find it to ,thieir advantage to call and examine before purchasing. AGNEW, FISHER & AGNEW. Newberry C. H{., June 29 3t . 24 . Notice. A LL Persons are hereby forewarned from trading for a Note given by the Undersigned to Jas. B. Warren or bearer, fur $60, dated about the 1st of January last, and patyable 1st Jaiiuary 1855, as the consideration for which said Note was given has ailed, and I am determined to resist its payment. L. 0. LOVE LESS. June 293 ~24 LLLast Notice. A LLPersons who were indebted to the late N.. L. Griffin, Esq., at the time of his death, by' Note or Aece)unt, are earnestly requested to settle the same by the 1st Monday in1 Sept. next, after which time all unsettled dema~nds will be pet in suit. Mr. Lon Hnzr. is authorized to receive payments in my absence. . M. L. BONHAM, Adm'or. June 24 101 24 Cheap -Goo&d:: Subscriber respectfully informs bi'frients i-intithe pubic generally that hei.eftihis*za at th'e 'Stoie -formerly occupied by WuiuiA"_s -Cyasri:, a Stock of - Desirable and bas oni ble Goods Whieh he will sell VERY LO.W:FOl CAS'l They havebeen put in his hands bn sale, oir sme: terms~gs wilLenable him to sell them at COST;,And many.of them- donsideribly U"LDER COST. All those-who desire to'.-purchase goil'-argiin will do well to call-and examine the Stek - - E. Ei|lW April27 - if . New Goodsi Nerw Gooil- ,s TIIE Subscriber would respectfulyi nitql tion to hisStock of SPRING &.SUMMR 60 ' 'i. one of 'the LARGEST and BEST thtatlieb ever had the pleasure of offring fvr sale..Fot t Ladies he has PLAIN, FIG'D and PLAID'-aLS B-AREGE DE '.LAlNE, PLAID B.4REGES,*jj - ?itk'TISSUES, PRINTED JACONETS blUSLINS AND LAWIS, FINE WORXEIVCOLLARS.k - CIjEMISEETS .& SLEEVS, -WHJTE & BLACk'LACE.MANTILAEkE Together witht1he above, behas aisasio ti - Groceries, OrockeryJUfd ~I~am -HATS, BOOTS, SHOES 4-c All of which will be61d at-moderate. prios. W A lihieral discount always ailwedn B. .BtY I. Edgefield C. H., Marli 5i, -- ' MGR EGOR k SM.ITE,~ CARRIAGES,.BUJGGINS,. 'GREGOR & SMITHf build to order' C, Mriages of every deciption. They also on hand a large and splendid asisortment of 7 New ind SecondBand Carrilages W All orders promptly attended to, an pairing neatly exceuted. EdgeildC.JT.,ano 18 - - t- i 8 o da-Water. D R.A. G. TEAGUE respectfully informs tie Ladies and Gentlemen. of Edgefield Yillsge and vicinity, that hii.Soda Water Aparatur is.,il fine conflitioni and.heis damwing-pt his-tNul e, the MOST DELICIOUS SODA WATER. fledoessoe wish you totake his word folit, buti ome-and ti"jt 07The Ladies shalf, be-waited-en-'promptlj and receive special attentionwhen they visit him.1 May.18 -- - - tf - House and Sign Painting!t TFH'E Subscribers having'formed themselves into a Co-partnersltip,- respectfullyinfdrin-Ste'elti - zens of Edgeleld Distriet, that they r pared to do all business entrusted to the'm in-.e line of --. Painting, Gilding, iarbling, 4, In all its vnarious.brtinchea, and upd the most e- - sonatlte terms. - 0T AI 1letters- addressed to Them. f a-gefel - C. U, will receive prompt-sttention. - They may-be foundin the Paiiting Rooi opiMr. Wwr's FurnitureXstablishment. . - Reference.-Mr. Jons an~A 'and" WM -4sr Wrr. -. - . . -C J.LUGW8 - A. "A. ?AUL'.C . Mlarch.8 t - BEG LEAVE to inform the. itizens -of.Fage M eld District that he hairon hand a smaiopef Choice Buggies!. Also, Some that be can sell as LOW a. ONE IIUND iRED DOLLARS,. and others at"Mod4rate .iprices.. Persons wishing such articles would dowel to give-him a call before purchasing elsewhere,' a he can give them better baigains thaneanu they get this side of NeW York. - - . June 8, . if2 MusialNotie *" Music bath chaamsto soothe a savags, To split a rock and cook a cabbage." rPHlE MEM BERS or the Palanetto Brasu .Band beg leave to infiorm the public that thieir Band is now in successful operntiongvand 're. spectfully solicit ashare.of public patronage. All. Communientions addressed to R. Tuaxa a, Phennix P. 0., S. C., will receive prompt attention' . P. 5.-Wa. IH. Gamers respectfrolfy offirs his ser' vices to the public as a Tenecher of Brass Bands. A ddress him at New Market P. 0., Abbevi le.Dis trict, S. C. -* A pril 12 3m 13 Land for Sale.& 'T HE Subscriber intending to move oflfers for sale his VA LUA BLEl PL ANT ATION, containing. Five Hundred and Fifty-six Acres, Lying on the, head waters of Sleepy Creek, and. within one and a quarter miles of J. Dorn's Steam Mill. Two Hundred and fifty acres of the' above Tract is cleared, unde? good fencing, well watered, and in a high state of cultivation, about half having been recently opened: It is well suited to the growth of Corn, Cotton and small grain. On the''premises are a comfortablb DwellinghUduse. - Gin House and Sercw, ,New Negrdo Haouge, nd . all necessary out buildings. Also, an excellent eHl of water in the yard. .There are also on the premniscs one of the fis.est - Orchards in the District, embracing severial varieties of fruit trees. A. G. TURN-EB. June 1 . tf -'0 -Florida Lands for Sale ! T HE Subse'riber intendig to mo've, offers for .1sale his Lands, lying in Madison County --- The Tract contains 11'y6 Acr~es, more 'or .ss 500 Aceres of which is cleared~and uniler fence. .There is a Pine Settlement on the -Trnet, having agood Dwelling with Seven Rooms,, and all neces-' sary improvements,, such as Stables, Barns, .Crib4 Gin H-ouse and Screw, Negro Houses &c. -- Persons who call soon can get a BARGAIN. c7 Terms made easy. JAS. N-. LIPSCOMB. Feb15 . t f 5 100,000 Feet of Lumber forBale AT my MILI$ on Edidfo River. ten miles EFast 1.of lEdgefield C. H.,and fourmikes below Lott's P. O. I h&ve several hundred acres of heavy tim bered pine land, that has never been picked over,' out of which the BIEST.0F LUMBER -ean be sawed. There are splendid .roads leading to and from the Mills. -- I also have a splendid pair of StoesofMr..&. E. Hendy's cut, which make ELEGANT- MEAL. Any person wishing Lumber will be -auppis at the lowest prices-Meal ground with promptuass~ and despatch. lain Sawing and-Grinding daily. - JACESON HOLMES. June 12, 2m 2 Notice. - APPLICA TION will be made to the Legislature of .South Carolina, at its next Session, by vil os sufferers, praying the refunding from the .State Treasury the amount ol' tolls exacted from them..at a Toll Gate er'ected' by Jones & Kenrnedy, yn one of. the Streets of the Town of Hamburg, near-tlie Au-,a guta Bridge, believing sudh collection of tolls to be unjust, oppressive and unnecessary.. - Hlamburg, June 5 5f 21 Notice. APPLTCATION will be made'at th~ L egisia ture at its hext Sessioir, by sundry creditsir of' the late Henry Shaltz, to amend the Charter of the -- Augusta Bridge,to Jones & Kennedy,.as to require the tolls received by them to be divided among all the Creditors, instead of prefering the prisent .hel des of the Chiarter. -- Ilamburg, June 5 -. tf 21" islature to' pass an Act prolhibiting Soiah Carlinians from trading with Boston .aud Charls town Yankees. Hamnburg, June 12 - - St ~ $2 Nioticebi ALL Perons anywiseindebted to he' C..John Wise, dee'd., are het'eby~'euW make-immediate setileiment, and-thos5~i mans against said &state will'pesot acoutsfothitpropery'aiteted, igt law - ~ SIDNET WISE E 13. H..MILLZR? oen~ . f