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TO ANNIE. Tus sky is very lue, Annie, Ten thousand stars are there How beautiful and bright, Annie, Those diamonds set in air! The sad moon's rays are soft, Annie, The night bird's song is sweet, And I have wandered here, Annie, The low night winds to meet. They tell me of the past, Annie, The past long since gone by, When Hope her rainbow arched, Annie, Over you and I; When youth, and joy, and love, Annie, First threw their golden rays O'er our dreaming hearts, Annie, Gilding future days. The flowers of life, alas! Annie, Have faded in their bloom; They lie upon my heart, Annie, As offerings on a tomb. I know 'tis but a dream, Annie, Yet methinks I see thee now, And I bend my head again Annie, To hear thy murnured vow; For the night winds bring to me, Annie, The memory of thy tone, When long ago you said, Annie, Your heart was all mine own. But ah! to wealth you gave, Annie, The hanl once pledged to mc! Tho' this lone heart should break, Annie, 'Twould matter not to thee; For thou art far above me, Annie, 'Twould ill beseem thy state, To waste a thiught or sigh, Annie, Upon iy lonely fate. Yet scorn is in my heart, Annie, And tho' I do not chide, Believe, I envy not, Annie-, The proud r:ch man his br'de; For gems or earth and sea, Annie, Thine angel face so fair, Could not bring joy to me, Annie, If truth was wantingr there. Rights and Wrongs of Woman, WE find an excellent article under the above head in a late number of Dickens' Household Words. We quote a few para graphs in which we are sure our readers will find instruction and pleasure. " No woman who does her duty faithfully to her husband and children will find her time unemployed, or her lifle incomplete. The education of her -children alone would suffliciently employ any true-hearted woman ; for education is not a muatter of school-hours, but of that subtle influence of example which makes every moment a seed-time of future good or ill. And the woman who is too gifted, too intelleetual, to find scope for her mind and heart in the education of hfr child, who pants foi a more important work than the training of an immortal soul, who pre fers quarter-decks and ptlpits to a still home and a school desk, is not a sea captain, nor a preacher by mision-she is simply not a wortma. Sh'e is a natural blunder, a mere unfinished sketch ; fit neither for quarter decks nor for home, able ieither to command men nor to educate children. " But the true Woman, for whose ambi tion a husba's love and hier children's ado rationr are sirtlicierit, who apjplies her rmilitary instinrets to the disciplinre of' lie hreusehiold, arid whose legislative farculties exercise threrm. selves in miaki'n laws for tier nursery ; whose intellect tias field enongh for her ini commin rnin with her hiusbandrh and whose heart asks rno other hon~iors thran Iris love arid adrmira tion; a worman whoi does riot think it ai weaukness to atternd to hier toilette arnd who does not disdin to he beautiful; who be lieves in the virtue or glossy hair arid wvell fittinrg gowns, arid who eschews, rents and revelled edges, slipshiod shoes, anrd audacious mxakeurs ; a wvomanr who speaks low, arnd whro does riot spreaK muchb; whno is patient arid gentle, and irntellectrial arid mrdrrstrious; who loves more tharn shre reasons, arnd yet does not love liridly ; whno never scolds, arid rarely argues, hut whlo rebukes with a caress, and adjusts with a smile ; a wvormanr who is thre wife we all have drearmt of once ini our lives and who is thre mother we still worship ini thre hack ward distance or thre past; such a woma~n as this (does more for human nature, and mo -e for woman's cause, than all thre sea-captains, judges, harristers, arid rmembrers of parliamrernt put together God-given arid G od-blessed as she is ! If suchb a wife as tis tias leisure which shre wishes to employ actively, she wilt always find occunpatiion, arid of a right kind too. Th'lere are the poor and the siek r-ound tier home ; shre will visit threrm, and teach thieir children, arid lectturo ~their dIruriken hus banrds; she wsill fulfil tier duty better thtis than by walking thre hioipital s, or pireachring on Sturdarys! Tihere are mieetiigs to attend also, arid school commirittees, arid clothing clubs and rargged schiools to organize ;anid her voice will sound more sweet arid rnaturail there than when shrieking thr-ouigh a speak inig trumplet or echoing in court. Arnd there are books to read, arid then to discuss by tire fireside with her husband, wh'len Ire comies Ironic ini the eveninig-through perhaps Iris at teritin rmay somietimeCs wvonder fromr thre subject to tier little loot, jeepimg out fromr under thre flounces over the fenider, or to thre whlite han.rds stitching so butsily--arid is notI this better than a public lecture ini a Bloormer costume !" MocK MARtRIAGEF.-Recenltly a gay party assemrbled at Clifton Springs, N. Y., arid in thre course oh the evening, gayety began to fiag. For thre amursemienit of the assermblage, a miarriaige was proposed, just foi " thre un of the thring.'' Up sprang a young Miss, who expressed a willingniess to lie tire br-ide. A y-oung gentleman joyfully cornsen ted to be the groom. A sham parson was soon found- who performed thre ceremony, thre merry'couple making the usual responses. But the mock marriage turned out to be a rathrer serious affair; not rmuch fun in it, after all. For thre groom gave his brido to under stand, after the ceremony wvas over, that he considered thre marriage binding. She de murred arid started for her home at Buffalo, whither thre groom followed tier, pressing Iris claim at thre house of hrer father. He was sent about Iris business. TIhus matters stand ; the gentleman claimis her as Iris lawful wvife, andh tier friends deny the chairr. Nowv, our opiionrr is, that whenever a young lady so far forgets her rmaidenlty rodt esty arid the common sense rules of proprre ty, as to make a mock of the solemn cere nmonies of thre marriage rite for the amuse mient of a crowd, she deserves no better fate than to he indissolubly united to the shrain bridegroom, who may make her his dupe. Marriage is too sacred an institution, too serious an affair, to be made a jest of or to be trilled with in any shape. To pervert the solemn cerenmonies, which have been institu ted for its celebration, to the purposes of fun rand frolic, is very much like making a mock. .frelion; forn marriage is a religion, a wel as a civil rite. And those who mak fun of it, are guilty of gross impiety and de serve to have the bonds they so flippantlj take upon themselves, made indissoluble. [Columbia Times. DRES.-A lady, writing to the Pennsyl vanian, says: " Speaking of beauty, I wisl people would -dress pleasantly, benevolently I saw a lovely girl to-day looking unlovely and unlovable, becanse her muslii dress wa: stiffly starched to keep clean longer. T< my mind, a woman should always look a! soft to the touch as the flower, and as pure All her garments should be made of thi finest and softest material possible, materia that u ill easily dispose itself into folds, fallin gracefully around her, and iot, by being liable to be ruffled every moment, compel her to stiff attitudes, and starched demeanor, denying her the luxury of lounge and loll; why, my very words Would grow prim ant precise, w%,ere I to wear a dress which de pended oi flour or potato for its propriety.' 000 SECRETS oF HAvi.xEsS.-A susceptibility to delicate attentions, a fine sense of the manliness and exquisite tenderness of man. ner and thought, constitute in the minds of its possessors the deepest under-current of life; tho felt and treasured, but unseen and inexpressive richness of affection. It is rarely found in the character of men, but it outweighs, when it is, all grosser qualities. There are many who wast- and lose afl'c tion by ceareless, and often unconscious neglect. It is not a plant to grow unten ded; the breath of inidifference, or rude touch, may destroy forever its delicate tex ture. There is a dailv attention to the light courtesies of life, wvhich can alone preserve the first freshness of passion. The easy surprises of pleasure, earliest cheerfulness assent to slight wishes, the liabitual respect to opiniois, the polite abstinence of personal topic in the company of others, unwavering attention to his or her comfort, both abroad and at home, and above all, the careful preservation of those proprieties of conver sationl and manner which are sacred when bef(.re the world, are some of the secrets of that rare happiness which age and habit I ike 1a1 to impair or diminish. Sharp Practice. Senator Seward tells the following story of one of his early experiences at the har: My first case in Cayuga County, outside of tihe village, was inl the town of --, nd I wvalked the whole distance to attend to it. It was a plain case-an action for a debt before a country jury. I ar ived ill Court in due season, and was read v at once to proceed ; but the defendent did not want to go on without his counsel, who had not yet made his appearance. After waiting or sone time and no couisel presenting himself, I thought profesional courtesy did not require any longer delay. So I arose, and laid before the Court and jnry a plain, un Va1rnished statement of the case in hand, and was about claillilng jndgement for iy client, when there was a sudden bustl ill the courtrooim, and the defendant exclaimed: " Hold on !-sw itch off!-dry up a minute Here comes my lawyer!" I looked round, and saw my antagonist alkinig np toward the bar. I had never eeni such a specimen of a " lawyer." HeI wore an old, roundl.erowned, drab lint, with it tow stingi tied round it fur a band, w ith a short, blatck1 pipe tu istedl ill it, and"~ two aid.skspence' imarked inl igures with red calk on the side. He hadl a short an id very rooked stiek over his shoulde.r, on whieb ere suspenlded his coat and "'jacket ;" his brown tow trowsers were rolled iiearly up o his knees ; aind lie wias without shines or tockings. is lie came up to the table, lie ossed his garments oill' from his stick, wiped his steaming face wvith a dirty red-and-yellow otton hiandkerebie, anid then "' opened"' up-. ot the Court. "'Sharp practice, this," saiid lie, " to let a oung Auburn lawyer come (downi here to nystify' and con fuse the minds of plain peco iPle like us, and have the talk all his own ay ! W hat's ben a-goin' on ? liow far as hie got ?" I rose,-and remarked that I had wvaited ore thanl a reasoniable timie, aiid then made plain statement of my case to the Court ad jury, b~ut that I would niow recapitulate ny ar'ginnennt, whieb I at onuce proicetded to do. Whlen I had Iiaiished, he took a hIne uid of pig.-tail in his month1 I, and seal cely eigning a look at moe, said to the jury: -We.ll, there-that's all lie's got to say! Now I shiai't say nothuim.' I knouw, and so do you, that common lawi is commono senise. The younig mani didn't thinmk we had 'ither n 'em. hla! ha !-guess he'll fiind he's nistaken ! I leave the whole tiling ton you gulltlemen. You wont't have to wait long t expect, to come io a dlecisioni." Aind the catse w~as instanmtly decided againist me, although as clearly in favor of iiy cilenit s the suii at inoonlday. That military Execution. The Mobile "boys" are sad wags whieii they have a miind to be so. T1hie last story of' their "saws" ruims somnetinmg after this rashinn. Everybody kniow~sthat a large party fi'on Mobile, inchludinig the military, went out to Wichestei' hv the railr'oad, to celebrate the Fourth aiid to rejoice' over~ the progress of the road to that point. 'Thiese were met hy undreds anld thousanids of people-men, woen, andl childremi-from the adhjalcent counties of Alabamia and M issizsipmpi amnd the whole had a gi'and bairbecue amid jollifica tion. The fun of eating andl drintking, singing, speehiiying, antd toasting being over, someL o' tile " boys" of the military conc~eivedta plan for' a grand " saw" for thme beniefit of their countr'y friends, and a drum-head coum't martial and execution was resolved on.Th plan was suggested and at once atdopted Everything was conducted with the utmiost soleimity, anid the "' green ones" looketh or in sileiice and amazement. T wo prisoners (well up to the I'un) were led out before the cort, and thme charge of desertioii andi diso. Tedieice to orders wvas read to temn. Th'iey mate a lame tdefence, and the evidence against themi was coinelnsive. They wveru ud guilty antd ordered to be shot. Arangemenits for the excution were al once comnpletetd, andt the v'ictim<,S with their eyes bandaged, wvere led ont iinto the woodls Here the whole military were mustered mii hlollow-square around the prisoners, alit 1 file of six men wvere detailed to carry the~ order of the court imnto execution. Thle excitement now became intemnse! Metn amnd boys filled the trees tar aind neai to witniess the tragic scene. WVomeni wver dodgimg and peeping about wherever thert was an opportunlity to get a sight at thu shooting. The " knowing ones" wvhile laugh ing in their sleeves, assumed the most sermou and elongated visages, amnd everything be tokened the near appr'oack. of the fatal wvort tn " fire !" D Just at this stage of the affair, an old woman from one of the Mississippi counties, rwho had " taken on" terrbly about the mat ter, not bein- longer able to control her feelings, rushed uPto the commanding offi cer, Col. T-, and earnestly exclaimed. " Dear Mr. Officer, I never (lid see a man shot; can't you get me a place inside of the ring? Do, good Mr. Ollicer, please do." The gallant Colonel, who never allows a woman to plead to him in vain, gave orders > to admit her into the square; and there she 5 stood and gazed with all the intenii.ty of woman's curiosity at the preparatiit for the execution. In a moment the word was given! The file of soldiers fired! and the unforn-Mnate victims tumbled over as" natural as life." A couple of table-cloths, well stained with ehres wine, were brought, into which the bodies were rolled, and then carried into a tent. - The old lady was satisfied ; sho had seen two men shot, as she supposed, and as she still thinks, and will the balance of her natural life The old lady was not ti only "green one" at Winchester who was"sold" by the Mobile jokers. Of couise, great care was taken Litt the muskets were charg ed with laik cartridges. and the file Olaced at a safe distance from the two " victims" N. 0. Picayune. TiHE LATI-EST Y ..-A pretty good story is told in the United Service Jourin., of a poor sailor on board a vessel, which had beet) wrecked laden in part wiilh casks of Spanislh dollars. The crew were taken off' the wreck in boats, and just before the last boat was pushing off, a man was sent back to ascertain if there might not still be some one left. On arriving on the main deck where the caLka had been left, he found a poor fellow who had broken open several of the receptacles of base lucre and spread the contents thereof on a table cloth on deck in the midst of which he was seated, weap on in hand. Being told dhat the ship was flst going to peices ie replied, " the ship may go-I have lived a rascal, all my lifle, and am resolved to dic rich." Remomstrance was vain and poor Jack who prefered tle death of a rich manl to the iil of a " poor rascal," was left to (lie alone in his glory. MODEsr AssRAANcE.-" A good-looking young fellow stopped all last week at Major Bell's Hotel, Cah:wba, (Ala..) and ordered his haggage down to the boat, and went dowin himself, without paying his bill." Said the Major, "Sir, you must not leave without paying your bill. I can't afford to hire servants, and pay for provisions, and boat d people for nlotlit'g - - "You can't ?" "No!' Well, vhy in the thuntder, then, don't you sell out to somebody that Cnn " Our informant is anxious to ebalk that mai.n's hat, both -ways, as it slight tribute of respecL for his-mag niieent impudeince. A traveller found t bufftlo robe, belong ing to a hotl keeper, who, on receivinig it, thanked the finider, remarking that a " Thank you" was worth twenty-five cents, and a "Thank you kindly" was worth thirty-seven and i half cents. Soon after the traveller called for a dinner, ate it, and asked the landlord what was to pay. " Twenty-five cents," was the reply. ''1 thank you kitdly," said the traveller, and moved off. "iHere, nmy good fellow, stopi andl take the change,"' remarked the landlord, throw ing down a niiepende ; "'your dinnier was only twenty-live cents." A-s Irishmnau on triatl pleaded not guilty; anad the prosecuting attorney proceeded to call Mr. Furkisson its at witness. With the utmost innocence, P'atrick turiedi his face to the court and said " Do I tunderstatnd youir honor that Ftorkissoin is to b~e witne-ss against me agmn N' .'yhe judge said it seemed so. Well i L ver honor, I plade guilty, not because I an: guilty, for- I'm its iinnocent as your honor-' suckinhg babe at the breast, but jist on account of saving .Mister Furkisson's Tu'ii young lady who ate at dozen peaches, half a dozen apples, the same numabeir of pears, three raw tomatoes, and half a pint of plums, within hlfW a day, says she kiiows ' fruit aint wholesome.". A BLiSIr.-An anec-dote is related1 of anu old ltdy who entertatined travellers. Be fre her guests comnmenced a meal it was her cinstomii to ask a lessimg mi this wise:-1 "Oh ! Lord, make us truly thankful for the food before us. Nancy, hand rountd the corn bread first, and the bisctiits after. Anen.' "Pyvr," said an employer," you arec ar, hour behind timne this morning" '" Yis sir, thts thrne ; the piartatys~ did'nt atgree with me last night ; lknt, I'll miake up the lost hour: ll quit an hour before time this even - ing." Sotc loths definied love-'' A little sighing, a little cr-ying, a little dying, and a deal of' lying." Watr is a widon er- like a house in dilapi dationi ?He wvants to bie re-paired. State of South Carolina, EDG'FlELD) DISTRICT. IN ORDINARY. BY 1.T. WRGHT, Esquire, Ordinary of . Edge~ied listrict. WhTlereas John A. Chaipman has~ applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all ad singular t he goods and chattels, rights and~ credits of John Ctiapman late of the Dis trict aforesaid, deceased. These are, tierefore, to cite and nxdmonish nll and singular, the kindred and creditors of' the said deceased, to be nd appear before me, at -~ our next Ordiinary's Court for the said District, to lbe hotdeii att Edgef ield C. Hotuse, on the 28th day of A ug inst., to show eatuse, if any. n~ by the said admniistration should not, be gr-anted. Given tunder my hand and scat, this 14th day of August in the' year our of Lord one thou sand eight hundrt-d and fifty-four, anid in the seventy-ninth year of Ameuricatn Independence. HI. T. WiG Tic, o. -a o. Aug 17 2631 State of Southi Cnrolina, IN ORDINARY, B Y HI. T. WVRIGH1T, Esqr., Ordinary o t dgefield District: -Whereas, Henory A. Gray, has applied to me for Letters of' Admninistenation, with the Wel annexed. Ott all and singuflar the goods5 anid chtles, rights and credits of .Johni T1. Gray, late of' the District,a:foresaid, deceaised. These are, therefore, to cite andi dmnotisht all and singrular, tihe kindred and creditors of' the said decensed, to be antd appear before tme, at our next, Orditnary's Cotnrt f'or the sid Distrier, to be holden at Edgetield C. HI., on the 28.h day of August inst., to showv cause, if any, why the said atdmitnistration1 shotuld not be granted. Given unider my hand and seal, this 14th day of August in the year of our Lord one thotusand eight hundred and fifty-four and in the 79th -year of Americani independence. 1.. TP. WRIGHT, 0. E. D. Au- 17 t 31 Aaugut a, Geonria, 9t B EG to inform the publ'e. that they lwee just returned from the Northern markeis, n%!th a full and complete stock of SPRING DRY GOODS, IIaving all the fue :, esi in the purclhai-ng of tlir stock ilot a cash c;aphal can C111mm1a,e1. we beg leave to nzsure (ue pustlie. that n e wi I vinays keep on hand the ter' v t order of Couds tht can be obtained. and sell them, oan as fa'r .es as t lle quantity canl be purthused either in this market or lbarleston. A mong our stoek wll be irond the fuolowing beautiful Goods: Chaste and Elegant Spring S'-ls; Sewing Silks and Tis'ues; ]areges and Barege 1)el.ancs; French Muslins and Lawns; W hite S iks, of :all styles ; lack Brocade and Watered k ka; Pha:n Blac-k Silks, all widths.; Wh te Embroidered Muslirs; Colored Dotted Muslins; Plaid and Striped do.; S% iss el d Jaconet do.; Dook and Mull do.; W hite and Colored Tarlton M!uslineq Critipead Evening Dresses. new siN les Mantillas aind Scarfs, entirely new ; Crape Shawls, very cheap: White U.rege and ewnz S'k Shoiwis French, Amierienil. and _Enoll Prwis ; Ginam ns, or all kinds; linen Lustres andl Chamibrys; Cheap leeng Clothes and H omeis-nr ; Irilh Linens, (own impiortatin ) Plain Line and Linen Drill, for Ce .'s % eer; Linen Sleti g, exceedingly elii p; All kinds of Cotton Sheet-ng Pillow case Linen : 40 inch Pillow caste Cotton : Ilosiery of every descri,.imi. ver'y chi ap: Eanbro-deries of every d ;ese on ; ium.. very linec Sewing Silks, Mitts and Glives Kid and Silk Gloves: Raw S.lk and Lile Glives L'nen Cambrie Ii andkerehits. ill Vmns Swiss and -laeoiet vi vet r-en : Catnbrie, Swiss andt Jaeonet .Iagliaris and Insertion; Ribbon Trimmings. new styles: L)sle, Thread, and Liian Laces A id a great varietv of other articles mo nume rous to intati.,n, to whiel- -ve respecifully itvite at tentIhnl. Mlarch 29. tf 1 Copartnership Notice, G EORPGE, PeQlINSUN & 11. B. JACKSON have t'soeiated thenaselves togeeilir, for the transacting of a General Hardware Business, Under the style of RosNsox & .ACKSoN, l:ami1brg, wviare we will always keep an extensive ;-sortmiienat of EVERY T11 NG in that line, together with -alddles, Bridles, larness, Leather,Trulks, Whips, &e. &e. llambu.g, April 27 tf 15 ROBINSON & JACKSON, HAMBURG S. C. [ AVE now on hand a most complete Stock 1 of Hardware, anuaagst whi.:h may be found 200 Ton Engl'sh and Sn eed Iron, 5110 Kegs Naile, 20,000 Lbs. Castingzs, 51t Doz. Ctll:iias' Axes, 75 Brades' Pateat TToes nd others, 5 " Superior Straw Cutters, 20 " Spades and Shovels, 10 " Rakes, . Tilelstan ani others make of Vices and .\nvills, Trace, blier. Log, Fiftl and othr.stle or Ca ias, A complete Stock of Pocket ant Table Cutlery, -ALL STYLES OF Pl.ins. Saws, Ch'SAl, S r.ws, Ilin:s, Knobs, iBdlUWs, Biats, Gus, Pistok, Shot litugs, Powler Fhsks, Cotiaon d Weool C:.irds,* Well Wheels. Kettles, Stew Patls, Prytevpe',-,-elt4a . ,11. ... 1 - 'acks, Wafer, and Waifle Irons. Candle Sticks, Stevm-ads, Mlarkiing Guages, S-pirit Levels, An'ih teas, Shouvels aind Tarigs, Screw Plates, Comptasses, Thrum Guages, Percuirsion Caps, &c. TTambulirg, .\ pril_27 if 15 E1OOTS AND sIIOIs T TEE IRON FRONT STORE OPPOS.[TE THE Nasonic Hall, Augusta, Ga, DE~AJ.ERS IN BOOts, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c. AREnow re.-eivinig the.e F A l.L STOCK{ of . Gentis, l.ales, Mils-s, Perws, Youthis and Children's SiIOES of the Finecit Qualics, And the biert that enn he broa~lht. Oair .\s-ortmaent coainrs E\-ERY ARPTICLE tirualy kept in the hiarcest aiot tmtd Shoe Stores. -ALL VARaETra~s or PLANTATION BROGANS A 3D HO0USE SERVANTS' SilOES All of whlieli we ill sell on the tanost rcteaable termis. A u-:ncta,_Oct 12 f 3 Edgefield & Cheathiam Plank R, e.C(licatriin l'.aakl -O'i 1 e el'wnte treaa !ei. .l.inas G.attare. S ti .-r' unr i nilh the ltatna borg & Edle Ijid I ..ark l:aa.. . arn aef abouat ie maile'. nt the I . .'..si g t:. ies ii T'I.l n i l be t-xacted. Four, live aid s c loe n e. .. 5 et-i per l'e Two 3 " Two C -e~ 1llerschbr-k travalI rs, " Vehicles tel nt eting, are ael . anrii'ied tee half te PA NK TRl ACiK,tal the Driv. rs tare rui edt ~ to tu -o the " 1101IlT'" 8. F. GOO DE, PnIaisrr. April 2. af .15 Hamburg & Edgefield P'k Road, r flHl1 PLA NK RO).\ i froan- liarabuag teo I-:liee fuid is now computrleted niael tpean fear thei pnabli 11. A. .K EN RICKi, Pies. Oct 5 if IS8 IntereSting Poem. D R. A. G. TEAG 11E hI feer saile. fea eernris ien. .iiss .1ea.ra iA. Ii XT'S Puerius- aa t"ider " Sl LE.S A ND T EAR~S." Theis chuera- littl weerk amerits anal shouilde ohatigiefr the tanafortaun-ite A uthaoressa, a liberal patronage from a ejrimthaig tnd chanritaible people. 1 NAtay 19 1 $20 Rlewardi. P ANA WAtY frem the. Subticribier ona tlew 7th . lach past, a Ne.:ro nauma ntamed 'el A R~Cil. Saulidlrh is live feet teal inchres h'ghla tf rat her ark coaarshvxioni tand shrtp feat ures, anrd liarprs freemi aing land a leg brroken. Ie speeaks ra her slewly. The Subscriber puarchaased hin on Sa'eday in arch at Shertift's sale. Hlefore lie ,rnaeed his rouse with haiam, the negro ran away. arad has niot beean seent or hteardl of since. lie is staid to ihave a ife at D r. BReaADFoRDt's, ieteb Islan, ndatyb Srkiaig abount that vicinaity. The abwve rewtardl will ho uiven feet his appre hensiona and delivery at the Jaiil oft E. ge.ieled I is triit... 13. DORN. May 4 tI 15 Manhjufactuuredl Tobaucco ! U sT Rece'ved ed'wet fromn t he Ftee:ery, Tirty ~ e eros CD IEWING TOI.\CCO, ce.iig Four Chaee-e Bandals, vz: 11 en-y De w. Oreeaoco, Ext a zede Preitm'. Forea sa'e byi thle Boex. aor at retail at LOW Pim ICES. Dona't fail to Call and saple before buyirrg elsewhereC. '' G. L. P ENN, A oswr. Oct 26 tr 41l rilI E Subscriber wishe's to eaapgloy a good Mllke a toe attend his Stemra Flrour anti Griist $ei il, 16t miles above Edgelield C. 11., on the Cambridge liad. None need rapply who cnanoet comie well re comended JOHlN DORN. July 6 tf 8 Notice. A1.L~ Perseons lidebtead to the Estate of MI. E. E Liielingesworth, dee'dl., up to the time oif is deith, tare requested to nmake iemenediate p~rament, tn those haiving demantis atrairnst said Estate will prsnt themr piroperly attested. D. F. HIOLLINGSWORTIT, Adm'or. Mar.no29 11 %V, BLY UWB C WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -DEALER IN READY-MADE CLOTHINC, J M. N EWBY & CO. u er U S. oTel. A -.. : Gn., i now rh ing ihe LAREST, . B3EST and 110zl' FA.ii.NAI:LE AS-Ul: l'ii- lof SPRING AND SUMMER READY-MADE CLOTHING, Ever offered i.i lie C.-y of Anans;ia. In itioniioi to wiitb. we ee wty reteiving FRESH SUPPLJES I. muii our lisie in New York. II e lso k'e'p con, m l <V adoi a large Stuck of YOUTH'S AND CHILDIt EN'S CLOTIIING. ALSO, a full assortment (of FURNISIIING ARTICLES. for .-eilmev's wear. !f?' Country Merenls aid :aill fetoi: t Mi I' Aguwt-la wIl Iii~d it in their interest to e,.auiine our Stocl. its we are deteriiined to ei'er tMr Guk a: iha we -t pr ices iaI.g iile. August:a Apil 3. 1854. i 12 NEW SPRING GOOD-4 TIE GREAT KENTUCKY RICH TWISTED SIKS, BAREGES AND TISSUES SOUTHERN REMEDY, ORGANDIES, JACOI ETS, ER .LIAI'-., FRENCH CALICOES, EIBROIDERIES, &c. I .... it & WA .I It I N. A UOtA GA. (; A. I have r-ie ved a :.are 1. ek of lthe altrt Novelty, Beauty and Variety, A re bt.ieved to be ui.tirpa-vd in ;IIn% Mlarket; annd , ha ig ieen se!et4 ed i nithe very llw lt j i ita lions. .,or u :Iar I ii linai the imti be the iiew est zinli ebo..eest Comils of1 1:e1.. n A h il l lh-t -f G o- t -< frl- S e % ' .i is'stin.1o Rich 11\PI. R -'.. . 0;'1h 211 w NIm F (I ch .lL.I INS o, tlti N.l.]AL'- l' -- P Il. l11, ' 1k. Iiu Fan% 1 col'd 1-ieich CAN\ ilIINC : I ahi . ?.1. h mai A im,. t 'PP' ' CENTS AND BOYS' 'EAR, ~' i nV e nta.I e be' at'-'.. ;ot tsl?-w fia'r cU~tttlers andl lite p111b01c, waSsur-n11 " t hlat OURi P'RICES W.Il.L EfAs n.AI' .8 TilE CHE.IEST. DR J011 BULLS t9 Pelisons fromn the '-.' (a I %i ou d do # - lt .give Va all before pu1hin:g e?-. , I ere. SARSA PA RILLA I Auigw-tv, Apr:119 1 Au'4ul~a, ja~i ll - " 11 I IlS nme-liine. wltian ed according to directions, will Groceries! G r c r ie sScrofula 50 111111S. SUG.AR, Also 50 Unrrels STEW- Cancers. Kruptions A R T'S do. ot the Skin. Erysipeles, 200ii~~S O~rEE.Tumnrq, Chronic Sorn Eye.s, 200 lirs COFt'EE,eters, Scaldlead, 25 Hilis. MOLASSES, 7tlifmliAm. Paiti in tha Bones or 201) Coils ROPE, stmait very superior. Joint, 0l- Sort's anl Ulcers, Smalling of 100 Bales Gunny and .iundeethe Glaaads. iDyeppN.. Salt ithetm, and l~iale.'BA~~IA.. Dis.'ase.s of the Kidneys. Disceas.artsing from the use 30 Wht'le. li a nnd Qn:irter il-. No 3. No 1. ot Aerriiry, 1.0s of Appeti' Pain in the Stae and 1It~ 'ti'iitMAC LRE, gtsu NsShiotulders, Genaeral Debility, L~umbago. Coughs, Colds, I 1d , ,, , Dropsy. Jaundice.Cotiv.ncss, Bronchitis, Weakness of the A nal we would .u.so slate," that we have a fine Chest, Sore Throat, Paitaonary Atltonq, anal all other assortmient of Diseases tending to prnalnl' Consumption. Liver Com Blankets, Negro Cloths, plaints, Fcmalu Irregulariies and Coiapinints, Low Bedlstends, Chir, addles , O -!abur! s, Stripts, Epsr&o Ipuec nLfCrncCn Iron, Nails. ols. W hte L ad. tihot, lir Leadtitutional Dila es, and as a Spring and lion N~ils. ils.W~it La.a~iSummer Drinak, aiid General Tonic for the Salt, Cheese, Powdier, [licp, Liee, System, and a (ene And IIat Pirclire. it Li superior to Blue linon. &Ce &C, L~ck and Congress & &ater, vndin fact, every article ustally fiimind in a Gro- Salts, or I eery 'Storc. J. SIlJLEY & SUN. Powders. I iamburz. Noiv 1-1, tf 4 I Is a remarkable tact, tint among the _________ _________________________ eminent physicins who have examnedi the recipe by which Buii's Sarstaparitta i.s prepared, not one haso condenined ForI. but el approved it, and commend it In te highest For te Platersterms. Many phaystciains express thems.elves strongly In I50100() Lfi o-ovai oao the beliefthat it Is decidedly the best preptaration at 'Sar IOU 6!s C;U No saparilia that has ever been placed beror the public. .Although there are many panocian, whc fIe a reluctance and SA 1T. tliil to the recoT.endation of 70 ~hi. ktliwe '~c'ni~' i~ i.SALS, any particular remedy, not withottanding- they may approve 70 " ueiiiid ' s T E . of It to the highest degree, there are others who frankly 30 "Pure groundill..\ STLIZ. Tetb'.'cI-.trm illrsIi ~' lield their support in favor oft a remedy which they know The above elebratdi so uch good In an alicted cor. J. . & SON. muniy. As an evidence. rea te olowg from old aid respectable phyvilaus, ot high standing in the community Tl1nbutrZ, Nov 14. If 41 in which they live: OfTeLaurenstille 111-1b. Ill.]lcpendenI-ft Pro S. and Andersn Gazelle will c"opy the ab'ove fIour TE 5 TI X 0 N Y. itiles. aif 'orw-d .isto J. S. & SON. D Testimony like the tollowing renola'rq enpertlous all -~ contnents on. thea eflien'ay or tiamli's Saralatptrilla. From Dr. Fresh and Pure Mnedicines, &cProfo r Chenistry Iathe Lolle Freshand Pre -Medicies, v bledcal Coilege: Ihaysloedoe tels tofingreolleants -J~jjIj.ua- ub a.e r has just re-.:eived a SELECT "omposing John llullsConiund Extract of Sarsaparilla, s'rocl~ ~ aand have no heittation in sa~itag that tlaay faorm a sate Irompound, and one that premises we'li In a'itroic dieeues, FamlyD~dicne, hemcas,&C to which it is applictable. L. P.~ YANXDELL, M1.D. Family Medicines, Chemicals, &c, . S3 - CiNSisT ING i: a ....., WhtD.P e.pasaingi peomn oteLus Sulpate of Qtiinine. Io.iii~~: atl 0 89 Sup. 'aribtat.." af Sta, 'iaae.. Jaeealeite r~iait o h rpaaino ldeni'v's ('ail. .il:tIgi~eS it, C.t-aaf1l'~r ea ~e~ir~a natr Slpate ;lc of \lrp n, ..t'puii adpvaep tt.taafJ2t naltbohI Nluia' U~it' Ot~iti, Cr., n.'.of Tartarn Pyiia ~uir~ Mrn Usta .\lum's El concluOsiom of..tiits let l''rfti. A til a full suparly of u-t ail lt'e poular' Pall. t' Iaiageaaeo rnyvnaMdclUiest .leaicinle's al lt daty. allat' whiih art' watrlanta haepatcdmdcn ntiswlrescuty bu freet froma . a ulter'laion. fv erbtola oep~iot itrcl etar 0. L. P.ENN. Aci:N-r oahAfelalit'hnrdysklhaterenet A ti' ltH.ie t -N. C.. nmscoea t'n-otehsenieycrdae L[ if fFouG~tn t . - sdcddyspro oay te rprto o nue affingeaanasbeing trnineioii egamtnt andrI iU'adiserth freqAany Binter it. hscast s t nta.l rcie c I~ 1 |. T.g .\tal "itat~ itdtilied na . Itt i. . lth r. I aeeaie hels fatce ta oa aJh .\ge'nt tt am~a' e tlstrat..fotaaIpr tt ttello rtito h yt NovaI. 2, 18.13. tn lrct ydon ha Ib -1r rl cr l casso Southern M~anufacture, ietos eiv. tt b ilal ucdnnmt Pair Ilolane Iamd<- P~nsstion IO. S t cOAII.1D I A RNESS. SOI.E A N I> UP1' Eli .i.\TT'!i 7Terwttt.Sap hscanwotadea h OF AILL DIESCRIIPTIOnNs. vre) fcaoted~uewt h a~tIa'yefc Tanners, Neats Foot and Lamp' Oil. frtectso co'lt yhilai l naeusat SHiOEM'IAKERS' FINlsotK. Atl ttN11. M SS.,MD A t time Shoue Storme, naext dloor to .Liullivan & Hirothier. R. T. MIM.\R18. .SHORv.E TEESN .July _____l__ etlcaentei hepsesi. o le rpieo2f7uls Boot and Shoe Manufactory, ofruoci~~ teiei hm h e 11.\\I A''1 NG removedem to thie Store 1.B okCnaars tn h ol rouebte ajnin Dr. A. G. TEAGUE'S oestsatrvIsliotyI 'rro n e~ie ' IDraug Share. :as usunil, I nm pre't- mdcn.1e.1.W eo 1v .Seesn pl al tat make tat orler', F"inet Dress5, Doble ISolsprllan aednw Watler' Prooaaf an liumpi tt euewtmetresashto;adw aen Boots andndreieeniirm uleShgoaesheefr Of the v'e.ry BEST.~ lAT ERIALS, nudt ani excetl- ol h.eflyadms au.ztyrcnmn tt h len'it lit alwaysa uwarra':nte.'a.ahltd.K V EI Alsot. oni'htad a birlg? v'ariety of hOOTS antid. (~nd Sil!OES of imy own) oaueltul'tre, wh'ichd wili be Wearstyiiealpronwhoreufrngih disposed of ont reasontablae tt rmts,.n f"h lsta lsti ert, ocl nD.Jh W'M. MICEVOY. DulsaetsogeacoyoBulsaiyJurl Nov 1 6 tf 44 snl niiuiwl o efuduwl~gt ~eBl' grt N. 13 -Wamnted, three appirent'ees to learn aaprlaaTitafrrednndecletgtth heltih tmcmatina Itnisiipos.ibllfor theDoctorstopubli Georgia ffarble Works, ltn outrl hoee nD.Bl' aspzla J. G. RA NKIN. WV. 31. I1URLO'K~, G. 1. SU3DIEY t2 r onBl' 'icpa fie etad 1t vI'ai Eitbli1ufl3I h~s cen n sccss ~ f oiT ele ihn td according o dArecin, bylG Qmimrres re ella~ancd ani te Mibl issu l Septe witou fayl:7 We.' m~tie sopeattc'l~l tair f~eihiie'sfor gttitg ou v r Kin' viDlSI T alll ltiilmiag .62 tht le cmi orasitD~u'is I ofl th kint,Erspn, Mounuments, Tombs1THead ,tCnesic Dne.'l Eyes, c~nn Anal et-ty titaat~ intaur lieRiofgborntasorinTetters, Scale' ViIt'ead, styl, aid t ~lte'iit~t'rai's imi Oi)' ard ii lielo heu, atismC., Pa cci.th Bon orclia countryit is eotttialtit'aJoiniitelt01.1t S'rtsr anl'iUmare1sl1S'elling: of lile p~ nojabbr'spi'ali, atal ao ui~i tr.'ilitfr 31erei lnrilos if Appie Painin etesa'n isdand titeNtaih, t wll e se.ta tl~iI e psses saera houder, Genra Debaity, inmbagy Cotlghs, Coilst. ot~iauil~e evt'm mii e'entia~titars.l~tDropsy.tt .lailie Costivenes', Brchtitl', W~leakno l h hlmase f aallt' ~lrs, at'at' etalc ;l'.t aa'lle.' C e s't, or ThOt Puntt ionar AMletion. aunel all ote Niartle. W haveal~tliana at or I rti il N~ai ints, Fet'male irrguaitr isand ih Otnlat' int l Maaau n,-~ts 1'elat'i, 'aaaala. 't~.~ ibe e atlnsanitutiaoya'al aieaes J a nd aaai Spi cttering and ii N~t.(r. . Sttumaerst~ih ~et :a'. atr prca' Our ummie.r jDrikanda Generl Tne forel Illthe t'm li~ileii):l Ilrk isduit hit te aSly.Aderss andlOa G. BaCdPl.asan 0 ~Ut'Pnra . . G.n t ic ueirtoBu Licann CogreiyWter Notice. A.. of Soutim Sltr., atitr nx Sed.'asm.b 'lue'ktr, ~e~'l.,orenoliieg toniale poa it 'lr.isu ah remirkaluatol t'hateong teai h tuied of payitt-ri, amd thse lti'ig deandsa~aal~st edna e hyscns who haleaind the ecpea' in whiho Esuatefl'C t'qesoaiItstederthe ii inan..iallyth~reull' oarfpaIlla' tisawrepat'd nt~abr one'as codeiedu preapemly athetbelifdtht us ries ecielthe st earmatin of tlSr LA DNTUKEA 'o. eitsaprlta hairssever' been umlacedefoare hepblc ofn 2 11w2 litinbteghes degrec thr5reohrswofrn1 New, Beautiful and Cheap!* T HE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving a LARGE and SPLENDID STOCK of Suitable for the Spring and Su-nner Trade. No pains hlas been spared in the selection of iis Stock o please the tase of A LL. Thankful fo'r past patronage, I assure my friends hat every eflert will be made to merit a continu imee of their favor. Of the Ladies, one and all, I NOuld partica!arly request an exa:m eination 'before iurclasinig elsewhAere. Anmung this Stock mny be 'ound a eunplte assortment of Dress Goods, Lmbracig Col'd MLTSLINS, of the latest and mo'-t fish onable Seyles. 10 ets. to $1. ]'\A EtR IE of every color and qua'ity ; Plaid wne'd Taste SI LK, very rich Lace Striped Off( .\NDI ES (if unequaled styles i lich Cie!ored SI LES, very cheap: Fiigured and PIan S' LiS. .f all qualities; Naiinsak and .\lull mUsLINS; W hitetig'd Caarleton do a new article f " l Col'd do do Striped Swiss do very pretty g Dotteid " do * - GINGII.\MS. newPaterne. liest Stock of P1 I N TS ever ift-red in the Marker, MAo G H N I NG G OODS of every descrijption ; Vhate and Col'd Grenadine MANTILLAS, new aivle for Summer: 'Vhite and Colored Gloa'e SILK, suitable for ;pring and Summer: Lace anel Ntslini UNDl)Ell-EEVES from 6 !Is. 111 $'3.0n0 ; Maiiin and Lace COL A 1 ;. ltest fh.liions; SC1I1E.MIS Els, new style ttandr Lar::e and oenmlete ansorineit of .Jackonet anad swiss Eelging :mdai Intser ting rh-al airuasls Threnal Edgincg and Insra'ngA: loind Stram Thrna-1 and l.isle Laces & 'lging, Whit- Gra- Clth for Skirts. new article; G LOVES and IIUIEIIY, great variey-suit.w Ale far all ages: Lalies', Misses and C hilren', S1OES. &c, For Gtutleucn's Wear. Ile nlsae ist .< thalt hev hasni hit lieii utininaiful he wants' the Sterneir aux. In this line his -tock '-mbracs Phimter's I.ES-.'E P r ii .S of every quality; C4t.aiaaanades awl Yeork .\litures. from J1 to 25 ets Drll de Elies. Cashmaa-a siiand .%le ino Cassimters Brown an.! Grnss 1.iaents for Coat-, aIl qualities; Union L ei-lcs and otlia goaeads f.er Children's W%*hite. Cal'd. p'ain oad huff' bhir-ailm Vestitg, Cor'l !, Ik C.avats, a 'iglt, aid beaut.Iut astacle or .4ummetr ; Col'd .\i-!in C -avnts., vn ious lan''ties; Blaek and Coiareal Siocks and Ta s. very i-sectfully lnviti all thl-a-e n ihin DRY 001)S t-; iv.- ti- :I enall. be tag oewtrie:1,l to be N 1) E:SOLI) by NO ONE in a n e.ind houora le tna., tier. M. A. P A NO A GENT FOI. 1. M. FUl.L:.. TInmahurg. Apr: 1 3 f 12 BROWNING & LEMAN, imrORTORS OF French, English and GGrman !9 and 211 King-stL, corner of Afarket-Street Charlestova, S. C. [.RP ETI NGS.-ng;rai.a, 3 Plys, Brussels, Ta pestry "nd \'elV. is, CUR Tli|N MATElIlA J S, in Silk, Satin and torsted, Curtain C:annhb'es and Mluslins, in large variety, E lbridlerel I.nee and Mulain Curtainus, all styles, G.It Corn;itcs, inl all the new di kgis, Curtain Giml-4. I bolders, Loops, Tassels, &e. )raperv Corl< and Bell Ropes, in all varieties, Britiah and A ibrian Foor Oil Cle.thas, Silver and C.It Stiir Rods and Stair Carpetings, f all siyle'. W atun, \ Ievet, nd A xminster flugs, in large va l1 ANT.\TION WOOLENS-Blankets, Plains, .ersetS, Cli-s. & c. lI al and W hitle I'in 0 <1, -e4;.ings, &c. Cotton O.-ianburg, ,.1 a I the t st ouuthern mann c .: re . - iat.leshlanditl .\meriennau CO(TTON FL.\NNELS, F rteh. -n'el iatanad A mteriennt Printls, IN EN L oa f li' h.tarda..n'. step re'r nmake, for Ihee an's.Shi'rtuings, l'alowt Cas-es. Table ll)aaseks, 7 I tnyl eat. Napekinsi. To4w4I iep. 11 caktabs.el~a, Fruit :!tahs. 1l. I, l an re. G. senas cltt, &ce. - C' oth, Cas sinae s atnd n' taags, or best F'-' Ser ': nt- ca'A.l the sinatf' ,of Eangists aoods, ----... Satinaes., Tw..I.es. .l tauts :,m)4 DT~iiaeyse. ,.r a11 bul.tits :41..1 sa l. a. W41'tha :tnaP aas$orimrnt tt of Rich Dress Goods. Int SIL.KS. 'E'lSsUE4, Ba.lti-:GES, GRENA lBtmaa.inae'a.\Alpbea atnd Sloiwe'nting (Goeoda, in 'rat vari4 tv*. I:,venimg I ).' 'a G 44od1. in g.- at va. it' y, constatatly r..eeivedl. All thte at.,ve .'a-' (of s'ar ownt Direct Nuna puat inasjO . nte.l e?.red at the 1.0UWE-'IT .\ I lK E T l'II ICCl.S. Te'rssas---( ASil, or City Ace- rthnnee. Zg-Thae UNE P. lIlI E YsTI F.\atrekly ad t.red to. Al Itood,44l wn-rat- d. 1 RO-VNING & LESAN. Chuarli -tain, .lan :-; if 3 j;R t-AiT S OUl T[1 E R N R F' .'M E DY JACOEM' COR D1A fq CHOLERA lviOEEUS, BU.LTOUS C'OLIC, CEOLER~A ItiFAvTOVL. .\t.so, AD3aa:At.v AD)AaTED 'tO )tA' DISE.AS5 orP IEAL~Ai, .itasr Esr'Cri.AL.Y PA'FrUL .\. rNsTn4UATaoN. Tilf VI R T1.fS O F J.-I c ar.e' t'u-P.i t .IJ ?RE TOO 1lI'E..'. KNO 1'X Tr0 R|E.7'?tIE E~i SvMU& 1 a. It entres te woerst en.'a5ear of ~arrhon45: 2d1. It eures 19e worat I..rmsu ofr Dyxettary ; ::d. Ia eures Califoernin or !feXI ':mt Dirrrthoae: 4thl. It relieves the sre'ee't Chiolie: 5th. it nres.' Chaolernc .irbns; 1ith. La estrcet Chak-ra Inftanttum; ~ab. It entre-s pi::inaful 3a1ensatrunatin : Sah. It relieves P'aln In lae-k nnttina 9t45hl. It ennteirnetts Nerv'ouite s aid D~e .;adeeyv: t..th. It resiterees Irretnairi! a: 1t. It dlepela clteaeamy noad fly'starientl Feetinegs; 12th. It's an admnirabtu & Few Short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials, &c. SI hnvei' uel. .ineet.'s Ceradial in my family. tand have roumai ii a moust ellicient anad in nay jaageent. a valuable remey." Itotn. Il11 .\.\M WAIRNElR, ,taudge 4of Supremne Couart, Ga. "'it eivee me piensutre In bteing able to receentmendl ,en ob's l'ordialI-my owna petrsoiat e-xperit nee. and the expe rience- ofr my neinhaborv aendi fricena nreundi nue, as a sullic .ti guanrut'et fir mue to believe it to be all thtat It tpurports u be ; iz: A1 .Sa.rer-e'gn .Ikno'dp." WM.I.UtNDERlWOOD, Fo'rmterly Jluage of Supearior Court, Chucekee Circult. "I taake great pien'sutre in reenmmndning this invaluahle micainie toa autt uillited itha heowel dises. for wha!chl I telieve it an Ibe a oeverei;:n reetdy--eiedly santerrior to nay athing else ever a'rid lay nie." *A. A. G A ULD)NG, D)eputy i. .. tar the Grundtt Lodge of Gan. " Tis eiient r-ee Is traivellinig Into celel~rity as fast a' Ununpaliarte lpnshedi hais caalumn~ts into Rhussia, anal gaining comenntonwh rgl .d'roninn, Mlay 19th.1858. " I have utsedu Jneob's Cordlia iaanamy fataity, anal this, with !t that I hear aboust it as a rcemediy byi those whomi hare triced it taain~ ne m te believe thaet It etaunils at the hced or eery paraztimoun aif the kind. natdlIwounld recommatend ias une tan allILES G. DouINlS, Agentt Banak of Ga.. Griffin. " If there is anay credtibaility in hutman testimonuy JIaco!*'s roraiat mtunt ,tatand piraeeminent aoe all other pr-earattiona rr thei cuare ofC Ilewel Diease-s. Fri-m the mass of testinmo tv an its favor coming int fraom all qa:arters, it maust hie ve-ry rnr int adivance, aisaecuraitive agenat, or most If not all othes patnat'lpretarat luts." A. FLE313-lIN~O, .::ent Marine andl Fire Tnsauraucec Bank. Griffin. Ei' Feer sale in thais villnie~e.hly t;. L. PENN, AartST. andl .he perincilpnl Mera'eants andatDrunggisas aleraiughnout theState, W M. W. BLISS & C(0., Praprctors, Savannah. M ny 11. Smn1a. STATE OP SOUTH' CAROINA. S DG SF1 ETLD DIST RICT. IN COMMON PL E AS. C' IA R LES EKNN ER LY. who is in the casto,. Jdy iof the She-rill' of Edgefield District, by virne 'ef a Wr.t of Capiias ad Sath-sfaciendum, at the euit of Willisams & Christie, haviing filed in my RIie, togethuer with a Schedule, on oath' aof his -atate antd dees, his petitiona to the Court of Com~-. uonu Pleas. pradying thuat hue maty be admitted to the. enefit of the Acets of the Genueral A ssemubly, mado 'or thet relief eof insulvenut debtors, It is Ordered,. hiatt the said Willintma & Charistie, aned all the othei red:trs toe whamu the said Charles Kennerly is ita mywise indebted, be, aid thecy are huereby sutm, nned and havec noetice to nppear before the said :ourt, at Edlgeieled C. UT., onu Tuesday tihe third day > October next, to shuow cause, if any they can, ,vhty thue pratyer of thec petition aforesaid should nok s granted. 'IT. G. BACON, c. C. a. Clerk's Oflic, Jauly 5, 1854. 13t 25 Rags and Beeswax Wanted. WASNTED Oane hundred Thousand Poundi Vof each. "i E GENTRY. Hamburg, A pril 20, tf 14