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of Aiken that a RAil 1load shou!d be built from sonic pi.int o the mint trunk of the Greenville & Co!u:nibia load, west of Sa!uda, to the. Soutlh Caro li:1 Riail lioadl at Aiken. Resolved, That we, the tntdersig'anel, bind our sei.es to py the sumlis respectivelv attached t" our ntames, for the puoe o1 * f buildin a lbttil [zoid from sO.ne point on t!e main trunk of the hGreenivilie & Columbthia It'a.1, we-t of Saluda, to the South Caro 1.1-L 14a61 lil at Aiken. R~c.o!ced, Tha': a Committee of three Ie app(itnt ed to ..ss ist the C.r:niissioners appointed by the Greenville & Columbia lil huoad Cotmpany, top ob tain subscribers to the Caplit:al St ek of zt:d Rfind. Resolved, That this Imleeting wit n it aijourns st:andh aijourned to the firzt Tuesday in Septemiber nte~t. The Chair then appointed the ful!owinig gentie nIt the Commiittee itunder the 3d lIesolutioi, J. G. S-?i-.:AN, Ets ',oritao 1n E . WOOD, l.,Ts. ()it niciti.,n, it -was further tinioody Resq!red, Thau the teeitr of hihs tig be publishi.ed in the hr:u.tn Mercury, Edige!eldI Adrertiser and U.irtnweli Se:tlinc. .The mveting was also adtdressed byv Ev*. m Pn no and J. G. Or:::t:.4N, Esqts., tn t ae unt l a vylta::es that Wull acerue to the Town of Aiken by a subseription to this aotetaphite! lil liad. The metiag then a:,Urned acordting to the 4th Rev~duion.1. U:onU..Lvr, see'ry. ai 'Aad eeti Ug wa. hehl at 1ethV: (.hlureb, on the 1dge, ott Wed e.day I th inst., to take into cn-I rationtt the Ie eeCsity of further act:on, on the paro our eit:zns, in get:uing subseript:ons t the Coluinta and am bitr.; 1.a.1 lotoa-.. The moeeing having been i r.: nIzd. Captain 1.. W.AE was e:dled to the Chair, al Capt:.ia W. 11. No.uns, requ sted to net as Secret.:ry. Capt. W.Iu ZsLtted the objecat of the meeting,after whichi he nade a short but ver. interesting :md hi structive speech, wn the a.Ianta..S r thsultng fmi th construction ot iil II :ods genertl'y : and set forth i speeially the advatl)ages th.:t wuU ace;e i to our citizs n., froi t'ie utiing vf the Colutabia and Ibamburg Ioad, alon -m the liidge route, the only r ute that can be prolitab:e to the Coipany, or betne ie al to the eunilt u tity, Vvry Inueh teclin.g was Ianifested in the cnter pri5e thos. preen:, and oine add;tiotnal Stock tiut:d have bar takei but f ar the absence of the CoitinrS-twi isf tihiei being Candidates, and onte a l' . e have the promise of it wheti the books are topiented again. t.lesages were re ce ved at the mle:tin, that su:lle o' the largest Stekiiodeis on th.: Ii:dge line, will duile thi ir suismins iW ncessaly to seure 1h6s route. The eit.zei:s comilpo:ing: the metiieCiing resolved1 to give a 'ublhe I iweute andi l':ti NPic, at sollie point onl the I ;id.,'and :t s6etim to be decided upoi il a few days. -.lge 1r.:nu his pri:iisedh his .id an wili.be req.uest-R to ad!rtes tI'e mieting oil thnat ''ccis:otn. A ler Some inoe f'e.ly diseu-siont 'If the Rail R: d 'question, i w.-I i by Capt. Mtan , .!c.Srs. ljo c . rss _o:~ and o!tierst, Ile fol owi i:isattiS wete ol:i'erd and uianiiously aolplited Re..-:cc:. That f.elingr conuidldt, ias we d0, that the ihige rulte :s ar su, iOr to anY ithier line that has bitt or ati be riz ;:n Ctin, a to 1lla.hurg, iiias:u.-I as a hail Ewad e:tll be conste;etied Iliore cheapivai un it, w!! need less tepa rs v, Len built. 4: m be'r-m in lvess time, .ths dage to ~r im.wil.. iiv tit r-b..th in lfri:. t .1nd tr'ave! bheat. i: a .'soli ton-:h the best a.:rienbual eou. try in the SNe "Wd t-r.ngh a cannonUMt INtHita ai-i wi:l travelI. m-e ;:re :hore 6:e* resolved- t-0 i" '"ur Wu tm-t to - hiS Ud ih Lyte bye ever. potsible timi R...!L';!. That the proceeiof this meeting b.- pt;biih - ill- th.- EJigefi.4':: Adcertircr aomi the Thelmeti::; then adjm Id. WV. 1.N!! )IUS, See'ry. IMPORTANT 1Tm SP.:IN. W\ -m~nTuix, Aii'ttst .hh. 1S5 I. \ilr. Siiute wtr:e. iroit:t 3Etrhid to the Stilte Unaha fromt l,;' rtilro, or een it'n :tt ~tnelih-j that a Replican~~~ Govermnentitiit n iii follow. THE YELLOW FEYE.R AT SAVAYNAH. There were onily three eat-es if yellow feer li-re til to Thiiday last, siie when the tii-eaie h::s .,i:.hly~ incere:;sed. It int epiltinie. hull no : ilt i lt. The weathier is cool and li wort bih. to lhea h. HYMdENIAL. \'orris. Mri. Wntt.u.u~t 1:tan: ott and 3 its 3'.ttv 31niros, all of this l~istrict. Drt. .1. W. l'r-s 'nel .\!iss Euz~il:-rn, daiet. r ilf tlamuetl Webbh. E>.;.:ll11of thi~s J:.strict. Religious Items. CT 'hTurinE wti: b a Campi . ectiniz hld ait the ];eth'abamt C.iitp Grottndi co Otmeninig oin ITtursday eveningi; betfore the 4th Satbbathl it Sietber. W .: ate reqtuested to sayv thait a Pr..traeted 31 eeting wil litlomm iee at .littuit Tabir Chiu rebt. oni Saturday before the third Lord's daty it Sep. tettiber ne~xt. iliitsteri:g brethren are cordially invited to attenu. Good News ! A Pers.ic 13A'tEces. will be given at Gtood JIl)pl Cihurch on Saturday niext, tihe 213th lnst. A cordial welcomtie will be given to the Catmdi daites--one tand a.l-and they mt e respIetfully invited to comie and p:arteiate in the .estivitih s of the oe cattiln. Another Blarbecue ! Ttnt~nr. iil he a Iirbt ue ait .Mis. LvEitirrs tpingner the Ilioptist Cchl, in Beeeh Iisland, ott Thursilay thte 41s t .\ utgusts SAll the Catndidates are inv ied to attend. Barbecue Dlinnor ! TitERE will be tt litiner giveni at W. 'A. hIAv Aitn's otn Ftr:v the 25th of .\ unust. IIJ The Catndidates are respectfully invited to attend. A ugust 3, 1854. C'TuE Iriends of Mr. it. 1). BRYAN, re epeciully annitountce hont as a Canididaite for Clerk of Edgetield District at thle ensuitng detiont. rTitE Fribi.is of Rev. WESLIE B000IE respectfully antnounce him as a Candidate for thle oifhice of Clerk of Edgeflid District, itt the enisuinig election. M~asonic Notice. A liEG ULAlt Coimunication of No. 50, A . F Ml., will be held in their itali on Saturday eveniing, 19th inst., at 7 o'clocek. By order of the WK. 31. A. G. TE~AGUCE, See'y. A ug 10 2t 30 N o t icee, I fI E Undekrsignecd hterebty notifies those whlo are indebte.l to himt thatt unliess they miake paymiett withini twenity days fronm this date, he will be coom pelled to pltce their atcountus and notes in the handils of ati t!iler for cillection. lie htopes that all jib bied wi'l crime forward anid promitjily payV tp, antd save himt fronm thfis nnipleasaint duty. whtich he w1[! he tobliged to d, Jf strict atten tion is no~t given to this notice, iin ordter to catrry oni his business. C. ItITCITElR. Edgefield Steam Mill! T HE UnJersigned respectfully informs the pub lie that his Stean Flour and Grist .iil having been thoroughly repaired is now in excelient running condition, and he is therefore prt pared to do tt!l grinding that a generous public may bestow on himi, with promptness ani despatch., JOHN .1. WITT. A u, 24 tr 3_ Notice This! ,N ENGINE and BOILER for sale, with all i lthe ecessary fixtures to run a tean Saw Mill of about twelve horse power. Apply to P. I. BLALOCK. A g :24 4t 32 Administrator's Sale. '1 Y Virtue of ain order from 11. T. Wright, Or dinar ol Eiry elel Distric, I will sell at the late residence or .lames Rodgers, Sr.. dee'd., (4inei mile from W. S. Smyley's) on Tuesday the 5th day of September next, all the personal estate of the said deceased, consisting of Twenty-Three Likely Negroes, Stoek of :ll kinls, the present crop as it stands in the tiehl, Plmtation Tol- :, lunsehold and K'tehi n Furniure, With ether things not necessary to ien tion". Tar.is.-All sums of and under five dollars will be rtajuirtd in (ash--over that amaount on a credit uimtil the -5th I )ee. I 855, witli inlterest from the 25ih Dhe 18.5 1. Piurchasvr4giving notes with atple we eurity, before the delivery oi palierty. S. 11. RLUDGES, A dm'ur. At-z 2- t 32 Not ice. I w'll prnoced tvi sell, at the late residence of Mrs. FlJizab.th \Va ren, d. eensai, on Wednesday the I d3tliay of September next, her entire estate, both Ileal :md Personal, consisting of a tract of land iia medi::tly at Hoeky Creek Church, containing one dcres, more ter lens, bounded by lands of A. lm-ild.. ohn Wri:.it and- the estate (of SimieoIn Mla thews. The perlsaatttlty consistS of ;a sma11 stuck of e.it e. househld and kitchen furniture, &c. TIaus-All siuls under five doPars will be re qu ill .sh-over that amount oil a credit of twelve miats. Purehasers will be required to give notes with iil6ple security. CAlPSAON WARREN. Ex'tor. August 21, :lt 32 iltaway F P()) the Subsceriber, on the'30th oif Junly last. a n.gro womnl named CAROI NE, about 32 or :133 v. ars tili, very d rk conulected, has lost s-veral of her front tethl, and in speakitig lisijs con sid.rade A L.beral reward wi: ls,- uiven fir the apprelen silan :tl safL del v. r of said negro to ine at the residence ef Rt. M. Adatins. W.M. M. IAMILTON. Aug24 t 33 Notice. Spersons are heere by forewarned atainst tiad A ingr foar either ain:e of three notes uive Iy le. onI ir about the :Itith Sep1-temiber, i853, to Rithert C. -'ain, ,r bearei, of l'olk County, Georgia, as I .an re,ived not ts 1.'av :my one 4-1 sai Ioitts, the cll silrationi fr wh- they were given having f.:iled. Each if said nltes is fr the su .f twenty-live htunhed tdlhs. antd lirst one is due ail the 2t!h De ceib'ter, I-.1--tie sec ndl oil the 2ath Dc"'aer, 12.35, aUm the thii d.11 tihe 2:.;hIi ecember. I856. S.\U.I E lLL .\ M$. Awrust 2:1, l.5 . 3m 32 Not ice. PPI.CATION will be inale to the General A. Assently of soauthi i Caralinta at its next Ses s (in for amteadiens t.t lie Charter of the "Savai nah luiver \aev i. i .," authuozg tite cilstir-tic t alt aaf Dra:.chtes fr-lom smile jion.ts on said lioad, to collneet with the Gr eelnvile & Coluw.b a 1i. l1o:d at air aii r lie to ii if (; reenwlail, andl with ihe Ntvi itii I:ivoir at or te::r tile Town of Vennra. .\Iso, air antahlrit) tI 19-ue bwinls by said Ca ninaty. -: itt i fir ther atameialments that ainy be deenel nleesrit tia the perfecian if the present C)irta-r. Au- 4 - J- 3 32 Not ice. r phIll' ('ity Conntetil if .\ uzusta. Gleirgi:l, will I maitke :tia.aik iati tao the I .sahtture of Sithi ('t in , t:u. t its nt -xt attiing, far a charte11r to thle Stutht Carinia etid of . theiilge I.tatn: net oss t Savanah lih er from tAu;ta.or burg, South t.'aNfilt P. R(1llERTSON, M~avar Cite oaf Augnista, Go rgia. .\ u::usta, Ga., A ttg 2]j, 185 1. 3m :12 Notice I S Ilerebya gilvenl thalt aplaiicationt will be made- to ItheI nt*st Laegiskat tre foir t he Ch::rte.r for a 1-ub'ic '.a.l troma the A iken Rad, at air near Po'asey's lri::e, to intersect tile Ridge iotad, o:'or near .\ar ti n aleCart v's. A ng 24 *3m 32 Not ice. P P LC ATION will be madaie to the Legis:taure itot' S..utth Cirahtain, att its Iiext sess5iona to in co rorte the - lanmhiurg lluilding ad Luau Asset ei:inl Coaanatv." Ilahnrg, Atugust 21, 1654 3m 32 STAT 'OF0- SOUTH CAROLINA, EJ)(lWiELDl S'ALE. LVt EQUITY. P'hilp JIennadiner, Eulismopso ) Jenninags and others, IBilfrPrn 31atrthan .Iennings ad others. J IT alt;.earing that Archtiba'd Jentnings, Aaront ,l ennin:.;s atnd .h'~loi. .lnniltt~s, three of the D)e eudnlts :o this suit, ra iide out of aind beyotnd the lim-ts ot' this State, On motiaon aof Mr. A DAurs, Soa :etrfar Cuamplaitiantts, Oradered that said A rchii hall .1 lnnings, Aatront.Jeinnings and .losiahl .Jennms dja ph-ad, atnswer ar demuittr to the Bill in this case withini three monlt hs fromlt this date, and, on their tinire to do so, that the samae be taken pro confesso ~ A. SlIlKINS, C. E. E. D. A ug 2. 185-1. ' 3m 32 state of South Carolina, IN ORDINARY,. flY HI. T. WillGIIT, Es'jr., Ordinary o Whereas, 31ary: Uaatkitight and Johaln Hluiet uave. applied to mte for Letters of Ad miiiis lrtion,. oin aill anid sittgulatr the gzoods anod battles, rights :mad credits of Rt. B. Bouktui:;ht late oh' the'District,atforesaid, decease~d. TIhtese are,~thaerefoare, to cite aind :idmontish ali ad sitngulair, the kindtred antd creditors of' the said deceased, to be and1( appjear before ine, at or ntext Or ditiary's Coutrt fair the said District, to be hailden att Edlgelield C. [U., on the dIth day oif Sepat. ntext, toa shoiw cau-e, if tiny, why tte said amdministrat iona shottld noat be granted. Given utnder mty hianad and seal, this 21 th daty oIf Aga't int thle y'ear of' our Lord otne thiousand eight hunidred and Iiftry-fiimr and in the 79.h yer of .imerican [itdepienidence. H I. TI. WRIGHT, 0. E. D. Ang :21 2032 State of South Carolina, EDGEIELD) DISTRICT. IN ORDINARY. Y H. . WRGHTEsquire, Ordinary of Wheitreats Johnt J. Jenlninlgs hasi applied to ime for Letters oif Adingistrat ion, on all and sinlgulatr the gioodts atnd chattels, righlts aid credits of Jesse Jettiings late of' the Dis trict atforeiaid, deea~sed. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singuhar, the kindred and creditors of' the said deceased, to be and appear befotre me *t our next Ordintary's Court for thte said Distr -t, to be holden at E~dgefield C. House, ott the 4th day of Sept. next., to show catuse, if any, wvhy the said administration shotuld not be granted. Given tinder my hand and seal, this 2lth day of Augtst ian the' yetir our of Lord one thou sand eight hundred and fifty-fotur, atnd in the seventy-ninth year of Amnericain Iindepentdenlce. *H. T. WRIGHT, o. -a D. Ag21 2t 32 Hampton's Shop IS Re-opened, atibet faiot of the haill, immedialtely at the enltrance of theo Plank Road into uan Street, and necarly oppotsite Mr. W~itt's residlence. 1e Shtoes Uorses, takes Plows, Irons Wautggans, atends Waffe Irotis, Lays Axes, and dloes varimus other thtings after the old style. lie has adopted mny of the nmodern imaprovements, in fact all of thea except thait of slighting his work. And hec humbly asks a eall. Jan 11 , f -"A Edgefield Village Property FOR SALE! rT HE Subscriber offers for sale the H OUSE and LOT formerly occupied by the Rev. Wi. 1. dohnson, and at present by Dr. 11. Waldo. The Lot is large, with a eoifortable louse of ten well veiitilated Roons, with all the requisite out-build. irigys. Also, the adjoining HOUSE and LOT, tuitCl to a smai,:l fmtnrrily. Also, one unimproved Lot on the same square. A pply to Capt. J. Lipsomb or Col. 31. Frazier, at Elgelield C. 11., or to the Subscriber at Columbia. W. A. IIARRIS. A ug24 3t 32 Valuable Plantation for Sale, IN BAKER COUNTY, GA. r IIE well known Ok arid Hickory Cottcn Panri tation, enlled r G evi wood, 'ituatedl oni the Couola wale Swamp, :.ix miles West of A lb:my, B3aker Counity, (n'-ow Dougherty.) Said Plarrtntationi col tailns 150 aces of the very best .ard iro i il count?y, mriost of which is cleared, with extel:ive irmrprorve imelits on it, ;in perect order. Aly u.iual cil is about 200 bales, of 500 potiulds eae, with 47,haml . Twenty young Nules, ahout eight thousand buli re's Corn, and the St rek tf logs and Cattle, .vi!l be sol with the place. Said Plantation is proven verv lea'thv. I wi reserve (ie lot of two hum drud an1.1 lifty neres ii the pulrclraser does iot object. ThIo ertility and never-failirg qualtics or lnker County lands, tugethler with the exemptioni. inl a great mrnea:ure, front the Boil Worm and Caterpiler. being so well knmown, rrirlrr it uselevs to enum-it rate the many adnlvantages they pns.sess over any eottoi nids in this State or eMewhere. 3y (ny reasin for sellinnr, is to concentrate rmy plant'ng in; tercts'. Mid to brin.g iy negroes nearer to my io arne of rnsidcnce and hiniess. Terms easy t4 the: pur lhaser. A pply to N. ClR UG GF, 81 l'ay street, Savanniial, Ge.. I Aurg24 d1m 3-2 ' ROSIETI'US OF T1111E VA LLEY PIONEER. -' Ellll Undterrigned wl bri in the Ton of IIlnrtn! a new WV E E L Y PA PEli mno about the first of Sepntember next, bearinig the above title. It will be the im of the Punsblihr to consnut the '- VAr.uy PtoNxmEi"l' in a style that will maiie it acceptable to all classes of readers ; to fill its- col umnirs with general iitellincrree, tire news of the day, historical anreedotes, tales f real life, poetry, light literiture, humor and wit ; in fact, to make it strictly a Newspaper. The "\-.uLLE PIoNxRin" will alvocate the Cromr mercial interest and internrl impr n t of tL State, the bull inrg of the Savannahli iver Valley and Columbia an.1 I lauIIlrrrg lhiil Lo-1-s. It will be indepencrrdenit in, poliitieis, riot identifying its.-i with any parity. but firmly opposing stci areasures as are injirious to the prosperity of the State, and tie cotry at i ge. 'Tie Publ.hir i lic ab-y assisted in tire F.litorial Depalrt:neit, w'.uhir, with his exprbn-iu inI tIh.' Ne'wsnrpecr lthing hus iss, and! tire extreiite low rates of subsrip:ion, will ::ake the paper a weleme vs'tor. TEn.ms -One I)olbar in advance. No Iaper will be turwnardedi unle.s tie mouny accomnrpniry the 'ny persoi procurizng ten stbscribers, anrd foarV;lrring_ the mniuney fI'r the nne. will receeo DI col-y gratis. J. .\l. ROBIlNSON. l;lnbur:,. A ug 10, 1854. A Lot of Likely Negroes AT PUBLIC SALE! SWI LL oilr f4r sale, (rn the first Monrday inl September next, at Edi field C. 11., a lot of Ten Likely Young Negroes, Coinsi-tinig of younrg fel:ows arid girls. Aiongst themi are two "roold wanr-irrrus. Th.-y are soldl tro ii ult, tt orily for the pur ptse of raisirng mrroney. Terms visl. JUIN A. IiOLUSTON. 1:nnburg, A ug 15, 3t 't t GEO, E. HErNDY, Esq. rpil I Sulscribvis !take -reat plenmiure in recon I. min.iahrg ths ge ntleuan at .s on 1to. !t ter3 anj-d 'X! ) I Dr r lHe cut.< beaurtifu! M.\ . ST1. Nyn nt iis Iiury1 fin Clnud's Crreeka.1 o t m-ownrs wouh!lnl dovil to yal.,.ymni.E. P. & .J. A BNL:Y. Siggis' FerryV, S. C. NYPer. wvishing~ therir .3l:1 5tones D)resul ;r ~ed, eri addreisns tire t''n-h-rsi.niel at YrNrrisv'il!e P'. O)., i1-:drnt i l'i.-trit, S. C., antd he will wi'thr leaure give themii pnrmpt attentirn. G. E. 11IE.NDY. Norrisville P. 0., 3lnry 20, if 20 A Proclaimation. EN E lT\' E D) !.P.\!rTril EN T. gflliE.Sinfnrnnmt~ren ha~s reache'i~d this lie X\7"iartnt thait on the :th Ju-i.1ry mas?. dhee .\liddorx camei tor ihis dehirl Ie woiuds inflieted hv ertan slaves, tihe prropeir of Li.:ia~ h:arnr.re, mf A bbeville IDistrict, mf whromr .\!U"1-S was oine, andr thait tire said .\ uses has iled fnrm jistee. Now, to tire etnd that said 3lorss may hen appre' hectnded arnd brrourght tio sutrer thre penal~rties of thre law ini such earsns pronvided, I hrerebyt ril-r ar rewardl of ONE HIUNI)Rili) anrd FIFTY U)OLLAllS for Iris delivery initor any of tire jainls of! this Staite. Said .Moses is abtout tii iy y'ears of nee. live feet feet tenr or eleven inches high, witir eyes inclined to redness, andn a doiwinenst Ilmik. G iven uinder mry hand rind tire senal of thre State, tis thtiof A ugust, .]) ., 1854,.1 and itn thre s,.-vernty ninth year of the inrdeprenernce of the Uin. ted States. dJUllN L. MANNING. ]3r.o. Pennyv, Secretary of State.I Aug17 4It 31 Ho(meopatlhic Me~dicine.. I , CO.\lPET assonrmeint of 110.\lEOP.\ 2GTl. E1l niCIN ES, comrrprininrg till thre iead intt articles, both i Tineture l)iiut~n rs, Frir inthrions url Preliets ; also, Thre i lomieopant lie tDrnienrtie l'iry siciari, ai curonensed wo: k on tire use of' tire remre dies, witth their autrihtes. &c. Fonr sale by W.\3l. 11.115ES, JDuciars-r, 217 liroad Street. A ugustar, A ug 2 4It 2')9 -Last N~otice : . LL Pursonrs whlir oire indlebted to tire late D. Cl. Smrith, nit tire timre of iris dheathi, by Note or A ciurit, aire earrinstly reertrestedl tir settie thre srmrie fy thre I.-t 3lnday ini Sep.temiber niext, aftr wh'lichr tiine all runsett:ed demandos will lie pui ini suit. C. S.\ll. I Ex'orrr. A nr 3 5t 2t) Notice! rpIlESbscriber will stand iris fine YOUING 1JACK BULIVAlt, thre purecsent Fall Seaosoni at iris own stable only, at $8 to irnrure a miare ti be ini foali, tire turnnrey to be paid~ nas soornias thre fact is ascertrained-or $10 to inrsure na livreolt. hE ainy persnr lint a marnre nand trade or trannsfer her before it is ktrmrwn u hrethrer she be ini foal or riot, lhe will be hldr resornsible for tire mroney. P'erson~s at a distnce wishing to senrd Mlares to thre Jack, will haoe good partturnnge furnished for them gratis. All possible care will be taken to prevent nreci dents, by esenape or otherwise, but I will riot be r es ponsible for airy should they occur. W. L. PARKS. Aug 2 4t* 29) - Money Wanted!i A LL Persons hanvinig dermands argairnst tire Erstate 1"of d else Limbrlecker, dee'd., are niotilied to retnder themn in forthwith, Pr oprly nattesteid-aid all anywise indebiterd to said Estatte, tare hereby fore wnrmned to settle tihe sanme, immaediately, as lon;;er inidulgece mnust not be expnected. d1. S. SilAi!ACK, I J. S. LlI1BECK I.'U j Ad'ors Aug 10 tf 3i0 Notice ! A LL Persons any wise indebted to tire Estate oft .lrohn WVise, de'e'd., aire hereby requestcd to miake ilnmnediaite settlemnent, atnd thnose harvinig de mnnands againnst sanid Estatfe will plearsc rendaer in their accounits forthwith, pronpnerly attisteud, naccordrinrg to l tw. '. SI>NK Y W1.SE, ? ,xrs Oct . 11. MIlLLElt. j xos LADIES' DRESS GOODS. I HAVE on hand a large assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings, Mantels, &c., com prising Silks, Plain and Printed Bareges, Tissues, Organdies, Grenadines, Muslins, &e., which I wish to close out with the season. I will sell tiem at priic cost for CASiI, or for a very small advance oil cost to regular time customers. W. P. BUTLER, No0 1, h% uiK Row. Edgefield C. U1., July 13. tf 2G New Goods at Low Prices, LIBERTY HILL, S. C. r UE Subscriber respectfully announces to) the - public that he has now on hand at Liberty Hill. an INTILRELY NEW and FASIllONA -A LO G R O E R I E S, Hardware, Hats and Caps, A A VtUuETY OF OTlER YALUADLE Goons, All or whicheli1 will sell at EXTREMELY LOW PRICE'S, and on as acommodawing teris as any otlitr louse in the country. Give hit a call. WV 1. B.- G R IFFI N. June 12, 3m 2*2 CROCKER & REES, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION Jacbzon Str.o, below and on CiO opposite side of Warrcn's Blocl: AUGUSTA, GA. l HE Undersignedl would respectfully inform . iheir friends and fortmer patrons, that they will remoitve', on the 1st September mt-xt, to the N EW .1-1 *UIISTANTIAL Fire-Proof Ware house on Jackson Street, below and on the oppo silte if Warren Islock. We will give our personal attention to all business eltrusted to Our care, as ereterfore, and hope to ierit a continluance of the favor f 1'rmer patrons. We are prep;irel to make, at all times, liberal en1i advances -m Produce in Store. Orlers for BAGGING, ROPE and FAMILY SU PLI KES will be carefully filled, and at the low eCt market price. JO1N R. CROCKER, JOHN C. R EES. A nansta. Aug. 3, 3m 29 Edgefield Male Academy. I '111 Exee:st s of this Institution were resumed OM the first of August. Tli: samie course of studies hitherto pursued will be recomene:ied. The Prinepipal pledges his best eflorts to impart throughness (of instruction. J. GREGG LEITNEPR, PaRICIPr.. A u- 3, if 29 Curryton Academies, r II IE First Session of these Institutions will close T with the presC-ht month. Tlh Second Session will lit-gin the I th .1uly, at which time it is desired ll Candidates fur admis.sion wi:1 be prosent. RiOlT. MERU'WEiMlR, Chair'a Board of Trustees. June 2G, 1S54. tf 21 Patent Metalic Burial Cases! r 11 ESE valuable air-tight and indestructible Ca ses. for protecting and preserving the Dead for ordlinary ie iteirent, for vaults, for tanssportation, or for any )ther dce.,irable pur-pose, lare offered for sale in this Viilage, cheap fur Cabh, by J. M1. WITT. .July 27 tf _ 28 Imported Turnip Seed ! FVI'MLY of Fre4 mid Genuine imported A TUl:N1IP SEED,d last year's Crop, viz: .ar;e White, Flat Dutch Large (lbe, Large N rorilk, Htt. -;..:m :..na Turntipe. Orders fre..n my Siulh Carolinia frieids earnestly soliciti d. Junt receiiedand for sa'e by Wi; Ji AINES, 217; Broad street. Cash Customers R Ini o t' d to call and exanmine ilhe. well seleet t edC Sti ek of F.\.\ILY GROCEIES be kninilg to the Creditors of SAMUa. E". IDowvEis, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, WIN'E AIND BRANDY OF FAVORITE BRANDS, G IBEON 'S WilS [EY, Teas., Loaf Sugar, Candles, SOilP, POWDE R, CANDY, CROCKE RY, OiLS, VINEGARt, P'EPPERL, SPICE, &c. A s these GooIds are soil fCor Cash only, great bar pls are olm-red. W. We. SA LE, Assigncee. I booburr. A ue 5, 1 5-1. tit 30 TlinnelI~y Notice. r 'O) save Cost and to benefit his Creditors, an Jearniest appeal is maide to those indebted to MwA.~i E. IBowisas to conie forward anid pay up. lis Assignted Estate moust be speedily Closedi~. W. W. SALE, Assig;nee. 1 Lkimbur,_A ug 5. 1854. 3m. 301 STIATlE OF SOU'I'I CAROLINA, ED)(EPI~l.D DISTRICT, IN C:OMMON PLEAS. O1 EATON 310 U LTIRUE, who is in the custody of the Sheritf (Cf Edgefield District, by virtue ef a Writ or Capias ad SatisfaiciendumlI at :heC suit c,f R. ial. Fuller. hlavinig filed in my Offiee, togeth~er ihi a Scheidu!e oil oah, of his estate anWil' feets, his peitionl to the Court of Comnmon Pleas, praying hal lie ml:i.- beC admiitted to tile bene~fit or thle Acts f the General Asacembly mxad e foir the relief oCf inl soCIVet deblors, it is Ordered, that the~ saidi R. M. Fuller, and all the oilier Creditors to whionm the Laid Setin 3Moiltrie is in an anywise inidebted, be atid .hvare hereby sumn~nCed and have noice toC ip enr before the said Ceourt, at Edgeleld C. II., on1 'msday the 3d day of October next, to show cause, ir ay they can,. whly the prayer of the petitiOn ioresaiid shlould not lie granted. T IIos. G. BA CON, c. c. w. Clerk's Olice'. July 5, IF.54. 13t 25 State of; South Carolina, EDGE'FIELDA DISTVR1CT, IN ORIDINARY. B YII. T. WRIGhlT, Esquiie, Ordinary of 1Edlgefield District. Whereas, N. K. Butler, has applied to mec for Letters of Admninistrationi, onl all and sin uarthe gooeds and chattels, rig hts angd creit e Ileliry F. Freematn, late of' the District afore said decased. These aure, theref'ore, to cite arid admonish all id singular, the kindred and cr'editorst ot' die said deensed, to be and appcar befuore rue, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgefield C. H., on the 28th day of' Ang ins'.., to showv cause, if ny, why th said aidministrationl should not be granlted. Given undier miy hanld and seal, this 14th day of August in the year of' otur Lord one thotis and eight hutndred and fifty- four and in the '79th year of' American Independence. Aia 17 21 31 Final Notice IS hereby igiveni to all persons havring claims agaistuthe Estate of the late Col. L. 1f. Alundy, to resent themil in due form previous to the Secoend Monday in November next, and those imndebted to time Estate, or to the Subscriber as A dministrator, are requested to make payment on or before that time, as I a determined on that day to make a final settlemnent of the estate, and must have money to do so. Consequenmtly longer indulgence canmnot be reasonably expected. iiL T, WRIGHT, Admn'or of Col. L. H1. Slundy, dee'd. A ut 10 73mf 30 N o t iece. A L Persons indebted to the Estate of Jacob 13. .Sith,l previo~us to 1st January last, are re qusLtdI to, mIIke paynmnt, and all having demands agaist thle saume will bland them in proper'ly attested. BENJAMI1N WVA LDO, ,xls G E"O. A.'.ADIDISON. Exrs A ug 10 tf 30 Notice. A LL~ Persons inldebted to the Estate of W. H~ . Moss, dee'd., are requested to make immOedi ate ayment, and thiose hlaving demandes againist said Estate, will present them properly attested. WV. 11. 310S, Adm'omr. .... 17 if 1 Valu able Lands forSale. ON the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEIBER next, will be sold at Edgefield C. 11., by the Subscribers, all the Lands belonging to the Estate (if the late Capt. J. B. San-rT situate and lying in Edgefield Distr:ct, comprising a body of SEVEN THOUSAND ACRES. Consisting of VALUABLE PLANTING and TIX11iE R ED 'TRACTS, divided into the rullowing sub-divisions, which will be sold separately, viz: The Bonham Place. This Tract contains about ive hundred (500) acres, three hundred and fifty (350) ,f which are clearedt and under fenee. The woodlanl is of choice quality. On this place there is a Dwelling louse and other suitable out buildings. The Mt. Willing or Homestead Place. This Tract so well known, scarcely needs a des cription. It consists of twelve hundeid ( 120) acres, lying on Richland Creek, six hiudred (tit) acres of which are cleared and in a highi state itf improvement and enihivation. These Lanlds have a reput.ition for grain-growing second to none in the District ; for either grain or cotton we refer to the present growing crop as a sure indieation of theig quity and capacity. The wooiindli is of good qualit~V, and the timber upon it very supeiior. On this place is a gio Two Stoiy framed Dwelin Ifouse, Stables, liarnes, Carr;ago Iloase, liack smith Shop, Gin House, Negro lonus anl all other buildings necessary to a plantation. Also, a hrge ald1 coinmidie-us Store House, whieb has bein used for .\lereantile purposes a great many years, which has given this place, as a business stand, a reputa tion of a hgl order, and as such recommends itself to the cousideration of enterpri-dng and business The Crouch Place. This Tract confain about live hundred (500) acres a small portitin of which (say 10) acres) is cleared. The balance is in woodlland an.I eombraces a Tract of Lrand not only beautifully timbered, but for purposes of cultivation most excellent and rare tinality. The Balance Consisting of Pine Land, will be divided into Tracts of fron Two linIlred to Three H[undred acre:. This body of Land we recommend to the atten tionm of all persons desirons of makin a settlement or investment. The quality of Lands in this par ticular section h.e been overlooked. As a body of timbered Land it is superior to any in the up country of Soulh Carolina. M5uch of it is of ex celknt and all of fair- productive quality. T E RI S. A credit of one and two years with interest from date, with bond and two approved securities, aid a mortgage if desired. I1ENJA.UIN WALDO, Exrs. GEO. A. ADDISON. E Aug 10 13t 30 A Highly Improved Plantation FOIL SALE! /T IIE Subscriber o'rs fhr sale - his valuable Plantation lying ny a one nmile North of Edgefield C. II., and adjoining lmds of Cosl. F. W. Piekens, John llollingsworth, James Sheppard and Col. Jas. P. Carroll. The Tract contains Six hundred (tOO) acres, more or less, one half if which is in woods, all under fence and in puerfcet repair, and may be regarded as La model place for this seeion of the State. It is well watered, and the buidings are all new and tastefully arranged. This property can be purchased on good terms. For particulars injiuire of' Mr. A. Bland or Col. 11. Frazier, or to the Undersigned, in Columbia. 1ly overseer on the place will show the lands to any person desiring to see them. W. .\. IL\RRIS. Columbia, Aug 15 tf 31 Beautiful Residence for Sale! TIll E Undersigned, Agent for the Distributees of the Estate of tile late i Thumis If. Loveless, (who ar-ali of - Lge) offers for sale the TRACT OF L.AN D on which the said Thos. II. Loveless residlc. it the tiie te his death. situt"- nos the Celmiibia .,, .i m,,n .,Ni mntesTr-on Edgefield C. 11., contain in., Three Hundred acres, miore or less. The lands will be sohl for division, upon ternis faorbl t prcasrsJOHN C. LOVELESS. June 22 tf 23 Land for Sale ! B Y consenit of the legatees of the Esttec of .Jas. S. I Larriseon, Sr.. deeed., 1 wildl proceed t e sell at Edgelield C. 11., 011 the first .\lendaiy inl Oetober next, th~e Tracet of Lane1 belongiing to said JEstaite, situated iln Edgelield D.sfriet, jodiim;l Lands be longingr to Dn iel 3liunor, Wi!ey 11arisn anid WN. 15. I orn, anmd containing Two Hundred ?& Ninety-SeVen Acres, WithI a good Dwelling I louse, amid all the ncessar y out liouses ini geeeid repeair. One hund reelm inlfifty acres eof the aboeve frract are in woodelad-theC remaitnder is ckatred Land inl eiuli Totas.-One and two years credit, with note and approved seurify. .N. S. H ARIllSON, Adn'or. Aug 17 4it :1 Land for Salec? r Il IE Subscriber. desirou.s of mvingi Wersf, icflers Ifor sahe-, On reasenable~ fermos, hiis V\ L.UAlBll Tt..CT U1? LANDI, situated aibeeut seven iles West of ECdieficeld C. 11., immniediately een the A b bville o ld,-the Edgetield &z Cheatham~ Pliank Road will also pass thiroughI the preises. Thbis Tratct contains Four llundred anid Fifty-three .\ervs, all of which is well adiapted to the eultivation of Cirn, Cotton andi sma~ll grain. If not sold pri vately before the first .\eomlay ini October next, it will thenl be sold ant Edlgelield C. 11., Lit public outery. A n eepportunify to any one wishing to get a barganin is no f~e.WAXE .31. C. FURlGUSON. Jutly 27 tf 28 Edgefield 1HIale Academy. T HilS Institution is opened for Lanothier year uinder the conitrol vf Mir. J. GREGG LEITNER, our ILst year's Teacheler. 'rThe cip~erience of a twelvemonth has fully satis fied us tha~t no moere comopetenit yo~ung genltle~man can be feund inl the State thano tihe onie noew at the hied ef our A cademy. The best peroof eef this is' the geinerail satisfacetiont givenl by him last yeair, backel by the additional fact that his Scehool, ait tile trminailtilm of its first week for the second year, numbxered 4t3 Pup'.s. The TIruetees edesire to~ assure the Public tha~t their united etlorts will be givetn to the caunse of their Schl,, and at centinued aneldimplete suplervi sion will be exercisedl by thlem over its progress5. 31r. Lerrsfrft will in at short tinme pricurte at first rate Asesistant, and anyi number short of tour score can theni be well attenede to. The Building is in comicrtable coindition,, lheing three large fireplaces (one in each of the lairge'r romis,) and being wvell suijpplied wimh convenient tables and Larm-cheairs of tihe best finish. Once more we appeail to the people ofi Edlgfield and thme adejcininlg Districts, for their eneinemenlt of our earnest endeavors to establsh a lirst rate preparatory School. Terms. For the Classical Departmient, per annum,. . :f1.00 " l " liher Eng." " ..20 ""Ordinarv " " " " -.:2,00 Capitol boarding to be hnad in pleasant families. JOhlN LIPSCO.\lI, .1 - A RTHIUR SI?.IKINS, LEWIS JONES, I R. T. 311.\.)' Jan 11 if 52 Particular Notice. To the Stockholders of the Edge/ield Odd. Fellows' and M3asonic Building Associa GENTLEM1EN: You wvill come feetward ande py to JTas. 11. Sullivan, Treasunrer, oer A. Ramnsey, Agent, the Thtird inustahnmentt of 1t0 per tent, ten y*our Stock. Anmd thoese who htave givenl their Notes four the First aim! Secnid istalmenits, atre eart stly re quested tod take thiemi up, as we need moniey to have the wvork adlvancied. Please respend early. A. G. TEAGL'En Pres't. JTune 22 tf 22 BacoRii JULSTC receivedl a supply of CilOICE U.\CON SIDES, SIIO UL I)E RS andi 1hAMS, fort satle Cheap for Cash. G. L. PE~NN, A GENT. Mlay 4 tf i6 White Lead, Linseecd Oil, LAM1P OIL, NEATS FOOT OIL and TVAN NERS OIL, foi-~ sale niext dloor to se~nmv.i's. R. T1. 31M.. Aug 21 ,r 32 CANDIDAT ES, For Sheriff. JULIUS DAY, JAMES EIDSON. FELIX E. BODIE, W31. QUATTLEBUM, For Tax Collector DERICK HOLSONBAKE, A. It. ABLE, TIIEOPIIILUS DEAN, WESLEY WERTZ. m. m1 WviIITTLE, LlI IIOLSON, I.IAtNI'X LAMAR. CIIARLES CARTER, TlhOM3AS B. REESE, Zor Clerk. TITOS. 0. BACON. EDMUND PENN. For Ordinary. II. T. WRIGIIT, DAVID BODIE. JOHN W. SMITIH, W. F. DURISUE, Rich and Beautiful Goods AT THE NEWAND ELEGANT DRY GOODS STORE OF WARD & BURCHARD, OrroserE M.tso'ic HALL, AaurSTA, GEoAG1A. VE are now receiving our SPING AND ZU Al-'R supplies or Rich and Elegant Dry Goods, Selected with mudi care in all. the Northern Mar kets. and we take great pleasure in inviting the at tention of all in) want (if FAMILY SUPPLIE4, feeli:g assured that we cn offer the best bargains to be found in Augusta, In elerant Spring SILKS, Rich Wedding SILKS, Organdies. Tissues, Uareges, French Jaconets, Lawns, Ulack, Brocade Silks. Also, one of the largest Stocks of high Lustred Black ITA LIAN SILKS,-the most elegant Goods ever ofiered in Augusta. New and beautirul Parisian PLAIDS, in Silk and other Fabries, with rich conbination of Colors, in cluding the gay, the grave, the rich, the elegant and11 chaste. EMBROIDEI ES of every description,-and in fact every other kind of Dry Goods suitable for Lalies anid Children's wardrobes. SIhAWLS OF EVERY KIND.-In this Dc partment will be found some of the most elegant Emibroidered1 Crape SIAWLS, ever exhibited South ofi tile Ptitomtac. lO U1lNNG GOODS in great variety. Aneriean, English and French CALICOS and GINGI IA 1S. HIOUSEWIFE and FAMILY GOODS-As Irish Linen, Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linen :tndl Cotton, Table Damask, Napkins, Towellings, Diapers, &c. Augusta SIEETINGS and SIIlnTINGS, Cot ton OSNA 13 U IGS and Georgia STRIPES at the Manufacturer's prices. u-ur Goods will be offered at a small ad vance upon the original cost, for CA SIH, who!esale and retail. They will be showi freely, represent ed fairly, and submitted to the unbiassed judgement of the purchaser. ry- Orders accompanied with the money will have our prompt atteltion, and the exercise of our best jldglllcnt. 0 WARD & DURCHARD. A uznsta,' March 27 tf I I Ladies' Mourning Goods. W ILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ga., has revcived from New York a full supply of LADIES' MOURNING GOODS, among which are Lupin's Plain Black CIAT.LY, of the best quality; Lupin's Ulack Summer UOMUBAZINES, of beau tiful styles t Plain Ulaek 13AREGES and MARQUISSE, of ex tra quality ; I Plain Black Barege DrLAINES; Plain Blaek G RiENA DINES, an elegant article for Mlournint Diresses t Mourning2M SIANS and LAWNS, in a great va riety of styl-s t Mmu'trning GINGIllMS, 6f superior styles and superiobr Islk. A LPA CAS and Canton CLOTHS; superioJr Entgishl Ulack CRAPES, for Veils and Elk. Love, Lisle and Crape V EILS, some of extra sizes; Ladies' Mourn~,ing~ Cambric an~d Lawn~ ILAND Lldies' N1ouinlg FANS and PA'RASOLS, of beautiful suyles ; To all of whlich the attention of the public is re specttull~y inlVited. Slav 2G tf 19 ~AGNDi FISHER~81 AGNEW NEWBEREY C. HK, S. 0., I MP O RTE RS & D E AL ERS IN HARDWARE, P A IN TS, OILS, Groceries, Dry Goods, &c., .\ nd liuyers (Jr Cotton and country produce. CFPlanters vis'aintg this Market wvill find it g'reatly to their advantage by giving uts a call. AGNEW, FISIIERt & AGNEW. Newherry C. 11., A pril 13, tf, 13 (r he A b'oeville tannter will please copy four monthus. ISummrer Dry Goods! AUGUSTA, GA., I .Snow itn Store a very full and complete as ILsortmlent of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Etmbracintg the latest styles of Ladies' DRESS GOI)S, atnd comnprisinig ahnlost every tarticle re ouired tor talhmily or planutationl ue. New Goods wrill be received th~routgh tile season by the New York Steamers, atnd the aL~5ortmlenlt kept complete. rThe public is respectfully inlvited to call and cx atmine thte assortmienlt. May 26 tf 19 ST'iATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN COM.1ON PL EAS. A MUEL SllA IwrtN, who is in thle custody k) of the Shieritl' of E~lgetield District, by v~rtue of a Writ oft Capias ad Satigheiendum, at the suit of .lohln Cthrant, htaving tiled in mty Ollice. together with a Schedune (Il oathl ot his5estate and effets, his petiti..nI to the Court of Comuoon Pleas, praying that Ito tmay lbe adtmitt ed to the bentetit ot the Acts of the Gsenerid Assembuly, ttade for the relief of insolvett debtors, It ts Ordered, that the said ,Joht Cothran, tttd all the othler Creditors to whom, the said Samuel Sharttent' is inl anlytwise indebted, he rend they are herehrv snunoned anid ha:ve tnotice to appear beibre thte s'id Coutt, at Edlgetield C. II., onl Tuesday the thirtd day of October next, to shtow cause itf any they cn, why thec prayer of the petition afojresaid should nlot be zratuted. T. G. BACON, C. C. P'. Clerk's Oflice, July 5, 1854. 13t 25 ,Final Notice ! r" Elate Firtm of WILLIAMS & CHRISTIE hia vi ng beent dissolved, circumsttanes reqiuire that thle debts be eoliected an~d tile business be closed up withoutt delay. Notice is hlereby given to all persons indebted to the Concern thatt longer indulgence CANNOT be given, as Money is watnted and MUST be collected to mleet the demtands algainlst the concern. All nlotes atnd taccountts not settled by tile fir'st day of September nlext, will be put into the hands of an Attorney or Mlagistrate for eollection, unless satidfactor'y arratngementts are made previous to thtat time. 'Te notes and accounts can be found in the hands of M r. E. Penn, at the old stand of Williams & Christie, who is duly authorised tosettle the same. S. ChRISTIE. July 27 6t 28 Riana way FRMthte Subscr'iber's plantation two Negro amen. A RCHY and JACKSON-the former iaveylikely young fellow, abu 2yasof age, brighlt dark complexion, about 5 feet S inches htigh, well tmade and active. The latter is black and wvell made, about 5 feet 6 inches high, anld talks rathter tick. He formerly belonged to Mrs. loor, and htas a miother at Mr. 13auskett's nill place, near Aiken. Tey were both seeni there on Fiday, the 14th inst. Any onte securing thtem will- be re'varded. F. W. PICKENS. Jll 27 tf 28 Plasteing Laths. 0 0{ \PLASTERING LATHS, four d' US Uand four and a half feet lontg, for sale low. A pp'y at Plank Rolad Mill, 10 miles abhove 1litthrer, or to II. A. KEN RICK. 1 l....l...... A ri ... 3 t r 129 Cheap Goods! T HIIE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the publ'e generally that he has on hand, at the Store formerly occupied .by WILLAMs & CHRISTIE, a Stock of Desirable and Seasonable'Goods, Which he will sell VERY LOW FOR CASH I They have been put in his hands on sale on such ternis as will enable him to sell them at COST, and many of them considerably.UNDER COST. All those who desire to purchase good bargains will do well to call and examine the Stock. E. PENN. April27 tf 15 New Goods! New Goods!, T HE Subscriber would respectfully invite atten tion to his Stock of SPRING & SUMMR GOODS! It is one of the L ARGEST and BEST that he has ever had the pleasure of offering for sale. For the Ladies he has PLAIN, FIG'D and PLAID SILKS, BAREGE DE LAINES, PLAID BAREGES, SILK TISSUES. PRTNTED JACONETS, IUSLINS AND LAWNS, FINE WORKED COLLARS & H1rKFS. CiE311SEETS & SLEEVES, 'WHITE & BLACK LACE MANTILLAS. Together with the above, he has a fine assortment o Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, HA TS, BOOT S, SHOES, 4-c. All of which will be sold at moderate prices. e A liberal discount always allowed for Cash. B. C. BRYAN. Edgefield C. 11., March 15, if 9 Look at This, AND THEN I KNOW YOU WILL BE ASTONISHED! r IIE Subscriber has on hand a large Stock of TSfllRTINGS aid COTTON OSNABURGS. which he is offering for sale at Hamburg Prices, for Cash. M. W. CLARY. Claryton, A ug 1, 4t 29 McGREGOR & SMITH, -- DEALERS IN tA1RIAGES, BUGGIES, &c. MC'GREGOR & 'SMITH, build to order Car riages of every description. They also keep on hand a large and splendid assortment of New and Second-Hand Carriages. C All orders promptly attended to, and Re pairing neatly executed. Edgefield C. If., Jan 18 tf 1 Soda Water. R. A. G. TEAGUE respeedully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Edgefield Village and vicinity, that his Soda Water Aparatus is m line condition: and. lie is drawing at his Counter, the MOST DELICIOUS SODA WATER. He does not wish vou to take Iils word for it, but come and try it. 0T The Ladies shall be waited on promptly and receive special attention when they viit him. May IS tf 18 F, I. NIC HOLAS, B EG LEAVE to inform the citizens of Edge )field District that lie has on haud a small lot o Choice Buggies! Alsi. Some that lie can sell as LOW as ONE 11UNDR ED DOLLARS, and others at moderato prices. Persons wishing such articles would do w'ell to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere, as he can give them better bargains than can they get this sid% of New York. Jne 8, if 21 Palmetto Iron Works. (LATE PAL31ETTO ARMORY.) COLUMBIA, S. C. IE Proprietors of the above Establishment, having furnished themselves with all the ne cessary naehinery and tools for conducting tho Foundry and Machine Business, Together with a Large. Stock of Materials, are now ready to contraet for the making of Stationary En gines if aiy power, all kinds of Mill Work, Cast Irn . Fronts, Fecin, and other descrip.tos of-Ironm Werk generally conducted in a well-regulated es tabl:shiiemt. Mir. G EORGE SINCL AIR will give his supervi sion tu all work. Ilis old friends aud patrons will find him ready to furnish all orders with despatch. Persons des'rinmg to patronizc a home institution can be assured that their work will be well done and warrantedl satisfactory. Our prices will be as low as any similar establishmnt in the country, and teriis liberal. A share of pulhie patronnge is re spectfully solicited. WMa. GLAZE & CO. Columbia, Aug 10, 4t 30 Land for Sale. T U Suscrberintending to) move offrs for sale hi ALABL E PLANTATION, containing Five Hundred and Fifty-six Acres, Lying on the head waters of Sleepy Creek, and within onec and a qiuarter miles of J. flora's Steam Mlill. Two hundred atnd fifty acres of the abovo Tract is cleared, under good feneinig, we~ll watered, and in a high state of cultivation, about half having been recently opcncd. It is well suited to the growth of Corn, Cottonm and small grain. On thepremises are a comte~rtable Dwelling House, Gin House and Screw, New Negro llouses, and all necessary out buildhings. Also, an excellent Well of water in the vard. There are also on the premises one of the finest Orchardls ini the District, embracing several varieties of fruit trees. A. G. TURNER. June 1 if 20 Notice. A PPLICATION will be made by the Town - CouncilI of hamburg to the Legislature at its next session for various aumenidments of the Charter of thme Town'i. First, for the privilege of subscribing to Stock in the ]lamburg and Columbia Rail Road.* Secondlyv, for increasing the subscription to Stock in the Savannahi Valley Rail R oad, and lastly for thu privilege of builing a free bridge across the Savan nah River opposite Augusta, Ga. By order of Council. JOHN E. McDONNALD, CLERK. Uamburg, Aug 13, 3m 31 Notice IS hereby given that application will be made to Ithle next session of the Leg'slature for a public Roiad fiomn the Kay place, on die Higgins' Ferry lload, runingi due East to itntersect the Perkin's Ferry Road at or near Maj. G. D. Hluiet's. A ug 17 3m 31 Notice I S hereby given dhat application will be made to th e Legislature at its next session to amend that Charter of the Edgefield &t Cheatham Plank Road Companmy. Aug1 7 m 31 Notice. A PPLTC A TION will be made at the next Ses -sion of the Legislature for a Railroad Charter fromi some point on the Greenville & Columbia Rlail Roadl near Higgin's Ferry on Saluda River, to some point on the Hamburg & Columbia Rail Road near the Pine House. Aug 2, 3t 29 Notice. -- A PPLICA TION will be made at the next Ses .t.sion of the Legislature for a Charter for a Rail Road from some point on the Blue Ridge Rail Rod at or near A nderson C. U., via Edgelield C. 1H., to somne point on the South Carolina Rail Road, at or near Aiken. Aug 10 3m 30 Notice.. A PPLICA TION will be made at the next Ses sion of the Legislature of this State, for atn amendmeni to the Charter of the Town of Aiken, and for other purposes. Aug 1003m 30 Notice IS hereby given that application will be minde at Ithe next sitting of the Legislature, to re-charter - ilorse Creek as a navigable atreami, and for te purposes.rctr Aug 10 . En 30 Notice. APPLICATION will be made at the Legisla Ature at is next Session, by sundry creditors of the latte Henry Shiultz, to amend the Charter of flie A ugusta Bridge to Jones & Keznedy,. as to requira the tolls received by them to be divided among all the Creditors, instead of prefering the present hol ders of the Charter.