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KEREY CHRITX&S. Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas ! Oh, how happy is its tone; From the joyous ips of childhood, Ere its sunny dreams are gone. Each eye is bright with pleasure, As the holly branch is seen, And the hand clasps many a treasure From the Christmas e% ergreen. Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas! Oh, it falls with sadder tone, When, from the lessening circle Some, fondly loved, have flown; No longer from a parent's voice, The echo comes in love; And the younger, too, are gathered To the family above. And, methinks, if thus in spring-time, We must breathe it with a sigh; A smile of hope still beaming Through the tear that dims the eye, How the old must count their treasures, Long buried from their sight, As the young shout " Merry Christmas," And the torch is gleaming bright. WINTEE. * The flowret's bloom is faded, Its glossy wing grown sere; The landscape round is shaded By winter's frown austere. The dew once sparkling lightly On grass of freshest green, In heavier drops unsightly On matted weeds is seen. No songs of joy, to gladden, From leafy woods emerge; But winds, in tones that sadden, Breathe Nature's mournful dirge. All sights and sounds appealing Through merely outward sense, To joyful thought and feeling, Seem now departed hence. But now with such is banished, The bliss that life can lend; Nor with such things hath vanished Its truest, noblest end. The toys that charm and leave us, And fancy's fleeting elves ; All that should glad or grieve us, Exists within ourselves. Employment's gentle essence, Its virtue's god-like dower; Its most triumphant presence Illumes the darkest hour. Alisat Iamous. Three Cheers. AN ELECTION DAY ANECDOTE, ON the morning of the election, Mr. Tim rer, one or the candidates for the office ot constable in a town out west, said to his con fidential servant man, " You must keep your eyes open to-day, Jerry. Always see what's to be done, and do it. Remember that the saving of one vote may put me in. You try now to do your work, and I'll reward into office. And one thing U want you to bear in mind. There will be some speechifying and of course I'll be called on ; so, the in" ment you hear my name proposed,!I want you and your friends to be ready with three cheers." Jerry had a thick skull, and a dull brain; but after considerable scratching of his cra nium, lhe brightened up, and said that he un derstood his master perfectly, and he could depend upon him. -'lThat's right," said Mr. Trimmer. "You are a stupid fellow, sometimes, Jerry, but you can makle yourself useful, when you wvill. And, Jerry -Bon't forget the three cheers." '[he polls were opened. At first the elec tion was a dull business-but towairds the middle of jbe forenoon, the people began to assemble, and considerabile excitement was raised. The party to which Mr. Trimmer belonged made the Red Tfavern their, head quarters. Liquor wvas drank in the bar room, and speeches were made on the steps, all for the poblic good. Mr. Trimmer's purse was opened, and so was his mouth. lHe treated the crowd to bad liquor and worse harangues; while Jerry at the same timne made himself useful. Affauirs prosper ed favorably, when, after a fewv set speech. es had been made from the tavern steps,some one called for-" TRIMMER!" "'lTrimmer ! Trimmer !"' echoed the crowvd -and unw wvas the critical moment. The candidate for constable had done his share of talking that day, but this was the first time lie had been called on for a speech. lHe pressed through the crowd and reached the open space alloted to the speakers. "Trimnmer! Trimmer !" cried a small boy somewhere in the crowd. Trimmer bowved. Trirmmer cast his eyes about him~ to see what had become of Jerry. 11cm !" coughed the candidate, a little disconcerted. " Put 'er through !" screamed the boy. Trimmer bowed and attempted a smile. But he had set his heart on three cheers, and he needed them to encourage him. After some hesitation, howvever, he began: "Fellowv itizens A dead silence followed. "[H1em !--this day is one of-of-immense im~portalnce to the country !" Trimmer glanced his eyes around him for some manifestation of approbation. H-ow be cursed the stupid Jerry in his heart, for not breaking the embarrassing silence with a tumultuous applause ! "A day, fellow citizens-" He was cut short by the most provoking of spectacles. Jerry and a companion wvere elbowing their way through the crowd to wards the speaker. " Give us room !" cried Jerry. " Out of the way here ! Let us pass !" Having attracted the popular eye, and drawn attention entirely from the specaker to himself, he emerged fromr the crowvd with his companion, and placed directly under the eyes of the horrified Mr. T1rimmer, a stool and two chairs. " What does this mean !" whispered Mr. Trimmier, turning white, then flushing very red.. " Wall " staid Jerry, loud enough to be heard by the crowd, "I couldn't do no bettor. You said you wanted . three cheers, but we couldn't get but two cheers and a stool !" 'Up went- a roar of laughter, and dowvn went the disconcerted candidate. The con fusion was great, the speechifying was at an end, and Jerry's mistake about the " three cheers" defeated Trimmer's election. A FARMER who recently bad his butter seized by the clerk of the market for short weight, gave as a reason, that the cow from which the butter was made was subject to the cramp, and that. caused the butter to *hridk in weight. Alphabetical Advice. A. Always attcnd to your avocation. Avoid ale-houses and artful vorien. B. Benevolnce, but not prodigality bury all bickerings in the bosom of forget fulness. C. Contrive to collect cash and keep it. D. Do your duty and defy the devil. E. Early endeavor to eradicate every error, both of bead and heart. F. Fight fairly %hen you fight; but the better way is not to fight at all. Fiddle for no fools. G. Grace, goodness, gumption, a little goose.grease, eniabls a man to slip through the worjd mighty easy. Get them and glo rv in them. H. Harbor hope in your heart, if you would be happy ; but hark ye, hope cannot render rotten the rope of the hangmnan. 1. Inquisitiveness is insufferable ; indulge not in it. - J. Juleps may be called the juice of joy and the yeast of jest; but too much joking often destroys the joviality of the social cir. cle. K. Kindness kindles the fire of friend ship. A kiss always avails more than a kick. L. Love the ladies, look before you leap, eschew loaferism. 51. Make not mischief by meddling with the matters of other folks. N. Never be caught napping, except in the night time. 0. Order is heaven's first law-obey it. P. Pursue the plain path of probity, and put in practice what you will give in pre. cept. Q. Quarrel not, quibble not, be not fond of asking questions, or addicted to queries. R. Rium ruins respectability; renounce renew and renovate. S. Seek salvation, oh ye sinners! Be. come saints and ye are safe. T. Take time by the forelock; try to turn every moment to account. U. Union unites to unity; in the whole universe there. is unison ; be ye therefore united for the sake of unison. V. Vanity has no connection with valor -remember that. W. Women and wine bring want and woe and wretchedness when wickedly in dulged in. X. 'Xtra 'xertions accomplish 'xtraordi nary ends. Y. Yield to no tyrant; yeomen and their yoke-fellows are lords of the soil. Z. Zig-zagging is characteristic of a za ny; take a-straigit course through life and zealously pursue it. &. & mind your oovn business & let others alone, &c.-Dow Jr. - .. Absurdities of Human Life. Not to go to bed when you are sleepy be cause it is a certain hour. To stand in water up to your knees fish in for tiout when you can buy them in a clean dry market. The heir of an avaricious~ uncle paying him the compliment of the deepest mourn ing. To buy a horse of a near relation and b -- lieve every word he says in praise of the an imal he is desirous to dispose of. To supposo that every one likes to hear your child cry, and you talk nonsense to it. To tell a person from whom you solicit a loan of money that you stand in much need of it. To think every man auaofsitwh fights a duel.o pri h To pronounce those the most pious who never absent themselves from church. To expect strict punctuality Iromi an idle man. To discontinue dealing with a tradesman to wvhom you owe a large sum of tuoney, anid which you are unable to pay. To congratulate a hypochondiiac on his good looks. To tell a confirmed beauty that she looks much more beautiful than she did last sea To praise a daughter just come ont in the presenmce of her handsome mother of five and forty. Tio give advice to, or argue with, a fool. To occupy the attention ci a large comn pan'y by the recital of anm occurenco interes ting to yourself alone. To ask advice of a man who has always misiranaged his ownm atlars. To get up on a cold winter morning to hunt a timid animal to death, and proniounce ourselves rational and benevolenkt beings. To expect that your friends will renmem er you after youhImave thought proper to for get thien. Not to drink wh'len you are thisty, or eat when you are hungry. INDLsTRn.-If indstry is not more than a habit, it is least an excellent one. If yo~u ask mue which is the real hereditary sin oft uman nature, do you imnaginme i shall an swer pride, or luxury, or amblition, or ego. tism ? No; I shall say indolemice. Who conquer indolence, will conquer all the rest. All good principleos must stagnate without nental activity.-immermuan. A GENTLEMAN ot Paris, when he had con siderable commpany to dine, would ino'. let his son, about six years of age, sit at the table with him, sayinig, " The boay's be-ard is too short." T1he boy took a seat at a side table, where a large cat tried to take away his food, wvhereupon he exclaimed: " Go and eat with my father ; your beard is long enough."___ THLE LEAD REoION oF WisCo~sIN, in ludes an area of nearly three thousand rive hudred squaro miles, extending from cast to west about seventy miles,'-and ini width, from north to south, some fift.y miles. Zinc ores are also found in large quantities in the vicinity of the lead district. Every ton of this ore will yield from one thousand four hundred to one thousand six hundred pounds of pure oxide. This can be sold on the ground for $ 1,30 per ton. 'MR. SOULE.-Trhe London Examiner, the leading liberal paper in England, in one of its late issues, received by the last steamer, uses the following language in reference to Mr. Soule : " As wve last week anticipated, the French Government has found it imipossible to sus tain its refusal of the right of innocent pas sage to Mr. Soule through its territories ; and having committed a great absurdity, has, on second thought, made the amnide hwoorable to the American diplomatist. The excuse is that the refusal was fouinded on a supposi tion that Mr. Soule meant to take up his residence in Paris, whereas, it now finds out that his intention was only to pass through that capital, en route for Madrid. But, sure ly all this prying sensibility on the part of a great nation, like France, is most unwor thy. Mr. Soule, it seems, from his first en trance across the Spanish frontier into France, was dogged with spies to an extent alternately annoying and amusing, and when this unpleasant surveillance was represented to Mr. Drouin do l'Huys, that able and cour teou miriter could tly expres rogret. for th:a:t v :i--h he wvs not iii lf responzi.ble for, and felt thoroughlyaslmmed of. So-i:m Experimaents in gunnery have been made recently at iho Washinigton Navy Yard. 'T'he obje.ct is to test the rimtl (cast iron).of which a heavy piece of ordnanucis conistructed, with a view to its vd:ptatioin to the navy. The guns -s the largest in the country, wirb a boro of 11 iieles, and Wtighin 1G.000 pounods. Upwards of otie thtiad and i'orty rounds have been firel thus ihr-generally thia ty a day. Fifteen pounds of powder seive for a singlei charge and the shot average each one hunidred and sixi -eight pounds. Twelve men are re qnuired to work this mammoth piece of arti lery. The e'ects of each dischargo on the mettl are carefilly ioted. Such a shot in the side of a vessel traust make it feel as if it were kicked by an earthquake. A VOLCAMwc ER rTIoN.-The volcanic mountain of Cotopaxi, the most elevated and most formidable voleano in the world, is now in full progress of successfni erup tion, and is throwing out over the plains of Callo, enormous miasses of rock, torrents of brachish water, and hurning lava. At last accounts the volcano was vorniting forth fire, night and day, filling the inhabilants of the country with terror. The town of Lata cunja is as yet nainjured although it has previously been destroyed no less than eight times. AGIEW, FISHER & AGNEW, eiifWBERRY C. a, S. 0., IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN HARDWARE, P A I N T S; OILS, Minudow Ga , Greceries, ry Goods, &c., And Buyers of Coatou aid country produce. S -Planters vi3ting this Markvt will find i greatly to theiri ;d1tVantage by giving us a call. AGNEW, FISIIER & AGNEW. Newberry C. I., Aprd 13, tr 13 (-- The Abbeville Banuer will plea:e copy four months. -JOsiEPli VIHLDEN, DEALE R IN Paints, Oils and Glass, Chiarlstosa, S. C. ITE Keeps eonslatlly for sa!e, a general assort .L ineut ;if Pahit-and Oils of al kinds, Varnishes, Window Glass and $ashes. Spts. Turpentine. Spirit Gas. Cotton Foot-Gin Fixtures, Glue and Brushes ol' v:irio:us3 kirg.d,:;. Chareston, Sept 4 ly 34 17. -I N I- 0'I L As S, BEG .E. WE to intirn the citizens of Edge ield Di.trict that het has on lm.d a small lot o Choice Bu ies! Also. Some that he can .ell as LOW as ONE II UNDRUD D OiARS, and others at moderate priecs. Persons wiahing ti tai teles would do well to give him ita ca!l before purchasiiig clewhere, as lie can give then b< tter hargains titan can they get this side of New York. June.8, tf 21 To the Planters of Edgefield, GREAT SACRIFICE! TWF.NTY per cent c-n he saved by luying Ti3UOOTS and 8i101-' at' Ht. l'mters' IDepot. The St:ek is all ew ad Fru t , and warrant ed to give geic rail satis'aAtion. Amon.st this large and well selected Stock may be fouind 10.000 Pair 1lenls ieavy Rp Platation Brogans, 5,10 6 " " " Itset " " 5,000 " Boys I'it and 1'uset " 3.00) Mens' Itching and Iinnting Boots, To.trer with a L 1A (GE and SPL ENIt D Stos-k of Ladies, Genitlemnt, lioys, Maises and Childreu's. Boots and Shoes, o? -rns LATESJ' STYLES, AND ALL DESCRIPTION!S. Aitong thisa tne Stock enn be htad G:eutlemen'st Frelch-made loota ant.l Gaiter's. Alsoc, Ladies' Frent..h Gatiters oif Kid GIove* Leather. '[The Pubic tare resip:ctraily initedc~ to call and eamitne teore pnreasi: a. ewherte as Goods will be freely shown andl onie price atsked. 117 P1leaseL itemembeiar the nionte andl rumiber ROBERT' CA1ROLL, I 1'ioIEiTcoa of riati l'LANrTni' oaT &- Saaots FisroT No 2-21 lo cd-St., oapposite the U. S. I tote!, A onAta, Gecorgia. P. S.-I als.o k'"ep on hanttd a large' Stuck or' Iadies and Genatlemnens TIratv.:iin~' Traunks, Carpet Ra::s and1 Valises. Als hi\ia.,es' Schmol Satchels-all of which will be sold low for Cash. R. C. Oct 5 (am IN EQUITYt. Charles Wise2, Johnai C. i',ay ne, ') Geo. Barnecy Paynei, Eizau beth Tl'ait and othters, fPartition. John Wi-e Carter, Chas. Car ter, Rudalpha Carter und others.. J T}Y V'irineu of atn Ordeahr fromt the Court oaf I) Equaity int thai< eae, I will piraoceaed to se!l at. dgetield I' 1. IIan~ thle Ib:st :donaday ini Jan 'ary a.t, the fo.llowinag real estate, oif wicith Mr%. Elizabe'th Carter was seizedl and possened at the timean of her deathl. Truact No. 1, conta:ining eight hnndrezd and nainet i-ix neres, more or less, situa.te ian the Di trit antd Sta' te dresaid, Iyinig ont the wa'tlers of ~ittle Iora.e Creeki, tand bondaed by lids of' Al be-rit Kamb', Joh Moti.rris a',d othe,.rs. On t hti Tracit there is a v'anable site foir a Fcoy audant water power, &c. Traet. No. 2, cOt iningli five hnndred anad fif teen ae.", sitialienas the abaove, tand adtjiatning lands of John Marsh and of the estate of' John Cart er. ract No 3, containinag six hunadred arid eighi ty-seen :acres, aitu.ite na above :and djoining1 ltad- otf John Wise, Johni Matr'h andl others. Th'le-e lanads e~il be soldl foir onie-third eash, the balantcte payable int twelve rmonths from day of saile. Bonds ad grood1 scenritiC s required to secure the purchase mioney. Puirchasers to pa~y for papers. Plats ot' the innd wilt beexhibited on the day of salte. A. SIMKlNS, C. E. E. D. Nov 29 31 46 State of South Carolina, IN EQUITY. Dempsey Morgan and others, WVhitfield1 Morgan and others. B Y Virtue of' an Order from Chian. WARD LAw, I will seall at the planttation belongting to the childre-n of Evuan Morgan, de-e'd., at pub li otery, ont Tuesday the 2nd duty of' January next, the follow'ing renal anid personal estate. A Trtuet of' Lanad situ~ate in thae District and State aforesaid, contatiing six hundred acres, more or less, anid adjoirning hmards of Tandy Burkalter, Newel White, L. B. Cochran and others. Also, the following Negro slaves, to wit: Sam, Abban, Fanny, Violet, George, Edmund, Ellen, Georgiia, Philhlia', Frank, Sarah, Tom, Caroline, WVashington, Niancy and Peter. TER1s-The above negroes will be sold on a credit ot' one year from the day of' salt-. The l'nd be sold in two separate Tracts, (plats of which will be exhibited oan the day of sale) on a credit of one and two years. except as to so much as will defray the costs of the buit, which are to be paid in ciasha. Purchasers to give bond with good surety to secure the purchase money. ggf Any person desiro s of seeintg the above property will be obliged by cailling on Mr. Thos. Morgan or Littlebury Cochran, Esq. A. SIMK1NS, C. E. E. D. Nov 27, 1854. 5t 46 No t ic e. A L L Persons indebted to the Estate of Jacob B. Smiith, previons to 1st .Januaary last, are re guested to nmake payment, and all having demanids gaint the same will haand them in properly attested. BENJAMIN WALDO,, GEO. A. A DDISON. Exors. mA1 nIf 30 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN READY-MADE CLOTHINJC, J M. NEWBY & CO., under U. S. Itel. Atutusta, G., are now receiving the LARGEST, . B]EST and MOST FA ilONABtLE AS:OltTMIENT of SPRING AND SUMMER READY-ADE CLOTHIING, Ever offered in the City of Augusta. In -iddition to whiich, we .re weekly receiving VRES11 JUPPL1ES from our House in New York. We also keep constautly on hand a large Stock of YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. ALSo, a full assortment of FURNISHING ARTICLES, for gntlemen's wear. FA Country Merchants and ill perons vi6iting Augusta will find it to their interest to examine our Stock, a we are determined to offer our Goods at the lowest prices imaginable. AnunstnA , tf 12 CANDIDATES,! lor sherif. FEfIX E. lODIE, WM. QUATTLEBUM, JULIUS DAY. JAMES EIDSON. Vor Tax Collector CHARLES CARTER, T10MAS B. REESE, DEIRICK IIOLSONBAKE, A. R. ARLE, TIHEOPIlLIJS DEAN, WESLEY WF.RTZ. AT. B. WHITTLE, BARNEY LAMAR. :'or Clerk. THOS. G. BACON. ED.1IUND PENN. R. D. BRYAN. WESLEY BODIE. - 4 , ror Ordinary. H. T. WRTGHT, W. F. DURISOE. Law Notice. TtE Under.igned .'ine formedl a Partnership. .1. and will PR ACTICE LA W in Edgefid., Ab bvilk and Lt-xington. GEORGE W. LANDRUM, AI'NER PERRIN. Edgefield C. H., Sept 21, 1854. tf 36 Law and Equity. T TIE Undert! .ned have formd a partnership for hit practice of 11w and Equity. I Oms'vz: at Edgefield C. 11., S. C. h. L. BONTTAM, S. W. MA[DRY. Sept 13, 1,54. if 35 Practice of Surgery! D . JURtAII IArrI IS. Augusta, Ga., is preftred toiaccmntodate with Ltodgiig atid Nursing. such patients as may be direeted to him rfor S U ROICALOPEltA'TIONS or Treatment. r4T Masters may be assured that their Servants will have every necessary attention. Augusta, May 26, ly 19 Edgefield Yale Academy, T II- Ex ereisvs of this Institution were resumed .T ornthe lirst of A ogugt, under the contIol of ,ir J. G Rf .G L1ETN E R. vurlast yenr's Tevhcr. The exiterience of a twelveimointhm ins filly sath, 1ieI is t hat III) imotinre co~mpetent. yo-.ml getileman .all be ftndi1 in the State than the onie ncw :. th mad of our \cademy. The best Irvof of this ir the general sati.d.::tion givuen by him last year, backedb-. the :ditional fact that his School, at the termnuta,:ti.on iif its Arht week for the secoud year, IuUmbietI 4:3 Pupils. The 'Trut..s' dlesire to aoisurc the Public that their unied elflorts will be given to the case of, their Schol, and a aitinued and eo:uplete aupervi ion will be exercised by tht.i over its prueress. Mr. LIrTSat will in a short time procure a first rate As-i-:at.t, and am number short of i.>ur .score can the!i be wei uttended to. The l',ildigis in comft ortable condition, having tiree large iiru-phuu-es (ome in each of the birger room,) oni beiwt well supp!ied with convenient rables ani :rm-ehairs of the best finish. Oiice more we appeal to) the people of Edgefield nd the a.ijiini::g Districts, for their encourageeittnt of our earniest e.deavors to establish a first rate preparatory School. For the Ciassical D-partmiiient, per alnl ,..$36.00 " " liigher Eng. " " . ...32.01) (J"tOrinairv " " " " --. Capitol boardi~.z to be had in p~iasant families. JOHN IJ1St'OAIt, , AITiUR SIlM1KINS, i! G Eof. Ak. A IDISON, R. T. M1.S. Aug 3, tf 29 Fresh and Pure Medicines, &c. Subsriber has just receied a SELECT Family Iedicines. Chemricals, &c. -- cNsisyl.G IN PAST OF Sulpht of Q uinine,. Putre l'ih Maiss, up. C:arbonate oft Soda, Caltomeli, linr's Cal. .lagiesa, Creatm of Trartar, tulphmlte. of Morphine, Ilodide of Ptaasetirm, up Mlam-sn.ia. jsiryehnine, . lumis Elixir of Opium, llahnsneock'eriiifuge h: ..tm~'s Eye. Waitt rjcls.- Ointment, nda full suiply of mgost all time popular Paitent le~iciie the: day, all ot which are warranited free from admuherationu. c1. L. PENN, AcxN-r. Oct 26 tf 41 To Country M~erchants, 1h have ton hajad, aind aire rece;ving by every1 V steamerc from Newt York, Baultimuo and 'hldlha, aAG and W ELL SELECTEDI Fall ~j and, Winter Dry Goods, Whith we will s.ll to Country Merchiants, as cheap Is they enn3 purch1ase the saimt Goods in any house nt this countrv. Our Steetk has bmen puiichdas td ery clos.ely, tmnd in part, expressly for the country re. Amonitg our Mock cani he fmoud 5 ases, Irish MuiniiI La I ES 3 do. dim OfNGIIAMS, 40 inches wide ; 5 do. French do. d.. 2 do. Lancaste.r do.d 5 do. 8eotieh dia. do-: 5 do. Manchester Muslin DELA INES; 3 do. Finem French N llNO : 2 dio. Plain co'd D EL AINES, all wool; 2 do. Coburga 5 do. Black A LPA CA ; 0 do. Priited CA LICO, "Standard brands ;" 0 do. Brtown and I-leached Sli IltTINGS; 0 bales Blue, sT RIP1S. and a full arsirtmnent of Cassimeres, Catssimeretts, Twelds, Kentucky Jeans, Satinett, Kereys, lUlmnkets, Linds,'ys. &c. GRIAY BROTH ERS, 290~ 1nOAD STREI;T. Augusta, Oct 24 tf 41 STATE OF SOUTH CAROL[NA, EDGEF1EILD DISTRICT, IN E QUITY. Eliza A. Bell, -as. Bill for Partition. James Bell. [ N obedience to an order of Court in this case, signed at Jutne Term, 1852, 1 will proceed t sell on the first Monday in January 1855, at t field C. H., the followving Tracet of Land, he -ale of which has been thus far postponed >3 ,nsent of parties: A Tract (of the estate of J. A. Bell, dco'dl.,) nown as the " Home Tract," containing one hndred aeres, more or less, situated in the State and District atforesnid, lying -on the waters of Turkey Creek, and bounded by latnds of T. L. Maartin, Tandy Burkhtalter and Abram Kilerenise. This Tract has been octupie'd for the last year or two by the widow of J. A. Blell. TERMs-A credit of twelve months, except as to so much as will par :.osts which wiill be re quired in cash. Purcha'ser to give bond wit3 ample security, and to pay for papers.] .A. SIMKINS5, 0. E. E. D. For the Planters! 1 [\ IL . Peruavian Guano, 150 UU 100 .*jbls. Kettlewell's GUANO and SALTS, 70 Bbls. Kettleweills CHEMICAL SALTS, 30 " Pure ground PLASTER. The above celebrated Manures for sale by J. SIBLEY & SON. Hamburg, Nov 14, if 44 I' The aiurensville Herald, Ind.-pendent Press and Anderson Oazn.tie will copy the above four tines, and forward biils to J. S. & SON. STATE OF SOU'T CAROLINA. .EDGI;PTEL.D DISTR1''T. IN COMMON PLEAS. S. F. Stevens, va. 1oreign Attachment. Chos. T. I1arris. r il U' Plaintiff in the above ease having this day fil3el his De)elaration in ry Otliee. andi the Defendant having neither irfe nor A tor:,ey to re side within the limt1s of thuis Statte. 0.) wloil . eapy of s-idd Declaration with a rule to plead can be served, On mtifdon of Mr. ADAMS, Plaintiff's A ttor ney. Ordered, That saidI D!'endant appear and plead to rniol Decar:utioan within a %ear and a day front the date bI, r. of, or final and absolute judgment will be givena agints.t him. THU. tG. BACON, C. c. E. D. Cle.rk's Ol1ie, A pril 17, 1i54. ly 14 5tate r Non'th Carolina, IN COMMON PLEAS. S. 'S. Bowers, us. Foreign Attachment. J. 1. Robinson. F ME Plaintily in the above ease havinig this day filed his JteA:ara'tiona1 in mlly Olice, Uani the De rndant having nithtr wile nor Artrney kioxa to reside within the jimits of Iis State, en whom 1op:es oid sWl Delaration with rults to plea.i canl be servd: UI nmot.on or Mr. S-rVLEs, Attorney for PinintiT Orde-redi that.saidf Defendani appea.- ;wd plead to sa.d Dhcltioiiin wit.hin a year and a day fron thet. date hereof, or tia' and absolute judgnin will he awarded agauist him. T10. . BACvN, c. c. E. D. Clerks Office, .ar.- 6, 1854. ly 12 State of South Carolina, EDGEPiELD DIS.TRLCT, IN COMMON PLEAS. Flix Lake, vs. Foreign Attichment. Charles S. Harris. Jas. S. Ilarrison, vs Foreign Attachment. Charles Tf. !arris. r II ll I aintitY inl the above caves having this r.'ied ahir Dcclara:thm in ny ii) ice. :a111l the )ef.andait havina neither wire ne-r A itorne'hy known to reside withi's the limits of this -tate, on whIn opiLs (t sad DIeela rations with rul. s to plead vn be s:erved : On motion -f .M'. Au .ui, Plainatitf's Att'y, Orulered, That said Detendant appear and plad to said Declaraticis within a yearamd a day from the date heree.of, or fin- and absaolute judneAnt ill be given against lira. TiiOS. G. BACON, C. C. E. D. Clerk's Office, .%areh 28, 1854. ly 12 S'ATEA" OF S CAROLINA, ED)GEFIELD DISTRICT. alrin Ouzts, aa. Foreign .Ainlacament Charle. T. Harris. C. A. lbAymonad, ) s. lFor.:ign Attachment Charles T. Unqris. I I : E Plaintifli in the above cases haivinag tis Ldav i4-d their Deelmratieons in my Ofiiev, amaI thile D~efte!aant hav';, neither wife iujr Atturavy i:nown to ri.%ide waiI Ile Hliis of thri State. it whomin eipt.s ft said De!aration with rule: to plea.i e, be serv.d : Oan motia of .r. ADa:w. Plaintim V Atievy. Ordered. 'That .edd )-fendint appear and plead to id 1)..elanaios witlin a year and a dav fruam the diate hereaf, or lital and absolute judg menit n ill ieien a Mrainst hiill. TIIOn. Il. BACON, C. C. E. D. Cl-rk's OMiee. A pril S, 1,'54. ly 13 STAT'l' EOF S01.' I'l C A ! XOL!NA, EDGI IE1 l) DISTRICT, IN CO.!MON PLEAS. ilelteie L. lloenhan and Wmt. M. Burt, Decl. in Deb~t. vsI UfiTl ER EAS the Plaintiff< did oan the eighth dayv V Vof Marcht. A . D ., 1 6.3, tile thii ir dedlaration: g:itust th2e )Dfiwatt a hao (as~ it is said) is absema roum and without the limits of this state, anal hadl nitheir wife ner Attorney known within te asoea upin whsomt a ceopy ot th- saidh de,-laration muihit lhe served, It is thecrefore ordeiredl. That the samid lie redanmt do appear and. piend to4 saidi drehtirrltin, within a year antd at day rriiim thais date, oaharwi'e inali anid absolute j ludgmenat will be given and narlh-d a.aint him. TV. 0. BA CON, i. ?. a. CIerk's Oliliee. O.ct 3, 18534. Iyq 38 Notice. L L personsi indebeted to th: estate of William .k Bussev de , and to .hosophl fl. Tatlley. A d tiistrator 'de hutwa ,wu:a, of tihe estate of W~I'!:man Botrasey d':e., are emn tyi requested to be reauly to nake payuan ut by the :bthh daiy of Dbcunbmher next isteunger indh ulgence tan nut be eiven. A tmi thaose invingt d-:mandsk a~raunst aid estae iilrt aider them n to the oundersigneda prboperly :at, stedl. Oct. 19 I t 40 Notice. LL LPeraons indebted to the Estate of Atrious L Tuckier, dee'd., arn notitied to make promp;t iymentt, ai those haavinc deniands agai,t said '.tte are reque!sted to retnder ltem in immtediately, roperly attested. LANDION TUCKER, Adm'or. June 29 6mnm 24 Notice. LL Peronsint:ehted toe the Estate of Capt. E. LB. lL tiER. deceased, up to the~. tatne (of as death, are earniesthy reqe~sted tot mtake promlpt >aymntt, :and thosec havtiing demnanads against suad 6tate will render them int to the underisignued prop :rly attested. J. E. LE WiS, E:x'or. Nov 2 tf 42 State of South Carolina, IN ORDINARY. B y H. T. WRtIGHIT,Easq, Ordinary ofEdge hield District. Whereas, Edmund Penn has applied to me for Letters of Administration, ont all and sinigular he goods and ehtattles, rights and.ecredits of Wiliatm IH. Adams, lnte or the District afo,-e. mid, decased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish aill mtd singnhiar, the kindred and creditors of the mid deceased, to be and appeatr before tme, at ur tabxt Ordinary's Court for the said District, o be holden at Edgetield (, H., on the 1st lay of Jan. next, to show causea, if any, why le said adiniiistration should not be granted. Given unader my hand and seal, this 11 ith day >f Dec. in the year of our Lord one thaousaind :ight hundrcd and fifty-four, and int the 79th ear of American Independence. H. T. WRIGH T, 0. E. D. Dec 13 2t 48 White Lead, Linseed Oil, [A MP OIL, NEATrS FuOOT OIL andl TAN SERS OIL, for sale next door to SuLwvAN's. R. T. M1iMS. Ag2 t f . 3 NIIWFA LL G U D 3! WTILLIL SlEAR, Augusta, Ga., has re . ceived frolim New York bis FLTJ.L SUP PLI.SMof FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GODS, em braeing, a larg- and splendid ainortmem suitable for the 'dl and Wint.r seasomn, aonmg which are Rih Fancy colored Silks, of new and beautiful sty a: PlBi:. Black Siiks, in great variety of style, and of superior quality; rfi.h Paris printed DeLaines, and Fiauey of all Wool ia i-Is : Lutin's ci)!)red white and black Merinos, and pl e:I crlred l.nin..s; . ve!ry Ilarge sopily of snl-fi::ured, all-wool prined DeL.aines, fIo children, of new and.] beauti ful stys : EI bslha:nd Aimer:can Fancy Prints, in a great varieti of :tyles; Sipt-rior Scotch fancy Ginghams, of new and beautifui Wintor st'iles; Elegant Freilch Enibroideries, embracing La dies' Collars, Clernizettes. Undersleeves and I land kerchiefs, of new and splendid styles: I Ladies' Black and Colored Cloth Cloaks and Tal mas of the latest styles; Ladieds Rich Embroidered and Plain Paris Silk Velvet Cloaks; . A large supply of Lalies', Misses'and Children's Hlusiery, of the best make; Ladies and Geatlesni's Sup. Gaunt!et Gloves; Ladies' and bs:-es' lMeriio and Silk Vests: Gentleeinn's and Youth's Silk and Nlerino Shirts and Drawers: Superior Welch Gauze, Saxony and Silk Warp and I Icavy Flannels: Superiorl English Colored Flantiels, for Lalies' Sacks: English and Amerian Cotton Flaninels, of extra quality; ' A very large supply of Mourning Goods, for La dies' use, of -uperior quality SiupLrior 12-4 Linen Sheetings and Pillow Cas. Linens; Superior 8-4 and 10-4 Table and )anask Dia. pers, .onie of extra quality: Rich Damask Table Cloths and Napkins, some of extra size ; Scotch and Bird's Eye Diapers, extra Oino, for children's wear: Heavy Scotch Diapers and Hunkabanks, for Tow'.ling; Superior Whitney and Merino Blankets of extra s.7ze and gnailit.~ Superior Crib llankets; Also. a -re-at variety of otilier season:ble articles siulable ftir Family and P'ahalien nHe. The publIc are r. tpectfuily invited to call and examine the &-i-. sortmnent. W. S. esp-cialty soilicits a cal! fromt his long-con tinued frked aid patron. and asuires-them that n1o exertSnn on his part will be watiting to supply thni whh the 'atest and most desiiable styles of Gools, at t:e lowest prices. A u.-xnsta, Nov ! * tf 44 B R OWlN'G & LElAN1 Vriench, Engi.01th and German 200 au I 21 I King-s:reet, corner of Market-Sirert ami rl eton, S. C. C ARPETrlNt G.-hagrain, 3 Plys, Brussels, Ta Jpestry and Veeivers. CURITWAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin and Worsted, , Curtai Cambr:es and Maslins, in large variety, Eaibrobroblred Lce andi iuslin Curtains,all styles, Gilt Cornices, in all the new deiglns, Curtain Gimp, lloilere, Loops, Tassel3, &C. Drapvry Cords and E.l Rope,, in all varieties, British and Ainierican Floor Oil Cloths, Silver and Gil Stair Rods and Stair Carpetings. of all slyie:'. Wiltont, Velvet, and Axminster Rugs, in large va riety, PLA NT A TION WOOLENS-Blankets,Plains, V.-d and V hite Flannels. fhirtings, &c. Cetton Osnaburgs, of alt the best uuthern manu nietturco. :Etglislh and American COTTON FLA2NNELS, French, Englsh and American Printa, LI N ENS, of Rilhhardson's sup rier make, for )*ylies. N.e1pkins. Towvellings, flauae ks, Fruit Cl.,ths, Carsimieres and Yestings, of best French 3.ervants' Cloths, in all the shades of English Goods., Satine-ts, Tw~eeds, J!eans nd Lindseys, of all bualities and stale.s. Wi th a full assortmuent of In SILKS, TiMsUES, B A REES, GRENA t3lNl . M U -LINS, &c. hiimhzin,QAlpacas and Mourning Goods, in great variety. All th<- a;bove are of or own Direct Em po rslal ion, andI ot!'ered at the L U W E a TI Term:---C.Silor City .\cepltance. WjThie ONE PRICE SSTEMd striclhly ad hered to. Alt Goods v~arr~t. BRtOWNlNG & LEMdAN. Charleston,.Tan 30 if 3 Valuable Plantation for Sale, IN B3AiEIR C::. TY, (I. r I E well known Oak and 11ic-kory Cotton Pian 5.taion, c*.-ned rheen ,vood. 'itnated ..n the Cootlia waih-e si-mp, six mi.ea west of A !1any, lineker County,( now I)bm.gher-ty.) Salid PhintaIti con1 tai:os I 5Wt aIcre- of dhe ve ry be't land in s::id county, most of n hieh ;.sd ered., wi ih exten-ive imp. ove-I metn iti perfet oIrder. .Al ntia erop s ablst :20t bes,-' of 59' poun tds e-achl. with 27 hainds. T wenty voutig Il ules, a. anut eit thousa:nd hn.h ri., Corn. and the Stock of I: ozs aund Cattle, ,cil be s.ld with the lalt-. haiPatatio~n hV~ isrven very healhhv. I wi;d re..I ee oneac lot ofI twou hun dre-d :md11 titty acre it tio: pubtiliser does m4~ obj:ct. The fertility and never-fa;ing qu:ditie-s of~ liaker Couinty linds, trger her w~ith the .-xempultion, in a great miearnre-., froma th. Roll Woano and Caiterpiller, beingc so well knmown, reunder.' it uise!.is to enume. rate the many a. ate es they p:ssess ive r any1 re.dn~ tfor sellinI!.. is tl Oene a~ te may planttng inl to: tstS, and to bring~ my ne-gnl., nearer to tmy pace of rid~enlce andl business. Tertuas en:-y to the plur ebascr. Apply to N. C ' tmm, 84 liay- street, Savannulh, Geo. A uar24 45m a i7oney Wanted! I . LL Persons having dcuimnd.sagainst the Estate fi of .dese Liimbeeker, d.e'.i., are nottlied to rendelr th~em in ft... i: h. prope-ly attesta .1-and ali atmynise iudebtedl tosaid E~tate, are herebyj fore warned to settle the same immu~edialy~!, as lon;;er indaulgence' namat not be exp~ectead. J. S. SI1.Iit\CK, .urs1 J. S. LL.Mll l.CK E . A I r M~anan3ctured1 Tob~iacco ! USL~T R.ceivcd direct fr'om the faetory, Thirty Bo,.xes CIiEWING TlOBA CCO, comtprisinlg Four Choice Br ands, viz: 1 honey i ew. Oronoco, Extra and Premnium. For sale by the lBox, or at retail at LOW PIC ES. Don't fail to call and samll before buying elsewhere. G. L. PENN, AGENT. SOct 26 tf 41 N otice ! DLL Persoins atre he-rebay cautioned not to tres L.pass o.n the Lands belonging toa the Estate of A. Y. Blurton, dIee'd., by either hauling wood or straw of the same, without permision ft om the rustee. TIhose who continue to do so, mcay expect to be prosecuted by the TR USTEE. Sept. 1, 154. tf 3 Blankets! MILLER & 'WARRE~N, A uzusta, Gai., have i in Store a large. and superior' lot of B3ED EL ANKETS fromt $3 to~ $30 a pair. Also, lleavy Netro BILANK ETS, from 75 ets. to $1 ,50 each, weighting fronm (i to 8 pounds, to which they invite the attention of ilouse-KeepersI und [Planaters. A ugusta, Nov 14 3m 44 - Notice. 1)ERSON$ indebted to the Estate of Drury .LMorgan. dec'dl., are requested to conme forward and settle without delay, andl those havinig demanads against the name to present them properly attested at an ear'ly day. as we aire desirous of closing up the out standing debts of saId Estate.1 GEO. W. MORGAN, Ex'oa GEO. W. NIXON. oa Nov 9 2mn 43 Good Peach Brandy! I J UJST received a lairge supply of PURE OLD PEACH B3RANDY. l~a~bug, ov S. E. BOWERS, AGENTr. T RE 8 HR MI A1 . R. A. G. TEKGU E residetillyginfo his frietis and eizuiInIl 1Edgdied genelraly that he la ju.st reiived. a :EAR(E >ADITIO to his already extensive Stock of fresh add&genuine Drua, Medicines, Chemicafs &C. Ilis Drugs are e::refully examined by-hinself, and all that are found worthles,', rejeoted i a8 those tiat are approved may be relied onfas-effieent and of ulhior'm a-tion. ALL of lis Medicinal Compounds, Tiictures, Pills, Ointmelnts, &c.. &c., aire piut up under bis own sIpervisioII and in strict accordance'With the Unitec $t.itea Ji.pensatory. - ,- : .. , From his lIon-- adll] extensive experience in till pra.ctie* of Aledicire, he as' msale ieveral Com pounda Or his owi, ntt to be utui in the Dipepsa tory, viz:-A Preparation for the CROUP, which he has used extensively for eighteen :yearmiand re cm.tends with coifidence: a VERMIFUIGE, Qafe and efleient; and mainy other Compounds which he makes eitelplreineously to fulfil tito indicationu in each particular ease for which it is used.. 'It would require more space than could be ob tained in a Newspaper to give aCataloguce.of the UruV., Aledicines and Chemicals kept and'''old by: hii-suffice it to say, lie ein furnish a Physician's Olfiec COMPLETE, with Physiek and Furniture. Ie has added to his former Stock some of t1e most reliable Vez.-iable extracts, viz*: PODOPHIL LIN, STILLINGINE, LEPTA NDRIN, &c. 37 Planters and fanilies-ean be supplied with al Medihies nece.ssary in a family-nind when desired, directions put up with eaeh article. All of the most re.putable 3OSTRUS may be found in his Esiablishment. Also, Candciies', Iises. Sugar Plums and ALSO, FINE WINES AND E1 AN]Y, for Mdienal purposes. ~L Perfuuery of his own and Northern make, hard to beat. - . - '- V SOA.PS.-A hiraeand xtensive variety.. CA NDLES.-Wax, Speri and A damantine. Paints, il and Dye Stuffs, Wl'I')W GLASS, PUTTY, VARXIUES, &c. 11RUS1IES.-Marking, Siah, Tool, Paint, Grpin ing, Tooth, Nail, Flesh, Crumb, Shoe, IUoeand Tmatners Brushes. PENCJLS-Camiel's and Sable TTHairlarce size. .ud lns: though n'.lenst, the liniest I1.A 111 R r 8!1 ES ever otyered in the place, of various patrons and gnal10ties. Dre:mnil extri fine COMBS, DUSTING BRUSHES,-Ain excellent artiele. PA PER-Fool6 Cap and Letter Paper, couimion dh line. N'OT E PAP TR-Varous -izes and fainet-iylev,. ENVELOPES-Commnton Duff, -Plain White andi Fancy Note Envelupes, INK, P ENS. PENCILS AND CRAYONX;. Oabornus Aitmnrican Water. Calouis. Gnn Eliastic iHalls-Solid, Ilolow andl Fine,-Parlor Balls for the Ladies, invitii.jhem to exere--e witliin douors, when the weather js too inelemoment to be out. Mlav IS tf , 14 GREAT S O U T H E R N R E M I D T JACOBIN CORlDIAL CHOLEFRA. I)ENTERY, DIARRHGBA, CHOLERA MCORBUS, BILLIOUS COLIC, CHOLERA INFANTUM. ALSo, ADMIRAJILY ADAiFTED TO .iANY DISEASES oP FEI:MALs, .MosT ESPECIALLY PAiNrUL Al Exs'U.trjoN. TlE T'l 1?TE OF .TACO$s C(0!:|DI.-L A.1l:E TOO WETLL tWOWY TO ;:XQU ILE ESCON.WI)S. 1st. It enres tho worst case' of Diarrhca-; -241. It cures the wr.t f.r:i or Ilyentnry: Sal. It curt CaliA -rnin oir 3lexi nn Dirrrhn-a: -1h. It relieves ihe everet Cholic: Otl. It ettre' Cho!lern NIitirs: (41h. It cnres Clitlera Infatium; ith. It eres itinf.:i Mitrat-n ; %ih. It relieves l'ain in 1hwk nna Loina: 9ti. It counernits Nmr.-isnes nnd De sinelec 0 11. ri.r.. Irreginrith s: It.. It diapels einty and Ily.~rleal Feelingi; 1:2t. It's un aduirable Tonic. A Few Short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials, &c. "I have ui~l .aohi's Crdial In my f1ily, And have ronau it a moat efilcient a.:d in my .tiri;nin. n valuable remiedy." lion. Il Ii:.A3 WAI:NER. Julge (if Supreme Court, Ga. " I1 gives ie plen:mre in being able to reconiniend Ja ciis uardial-my ion persi:lJ experience, and the evpe riene:- of myt ieighboti, lJ.l. fritnds arona mte, ts asufflet-. entl aennranlte for melto Ia iReve ii to bie. all that it purports. to be ; viz: .1.* &rereijn !.?emo/y." W.V. IINDERIWOOD, Formerly Jiudge of SupJerior Court. OCsernkee CIrcuit. " I lte grentl phenre in recommrending this invalunble. mslicineQ o rail l~uit Iii itllaoe disenes, for -wItch I. h>elieve i: o be ai :-..yrr IIn relmty-dcleciy i-n ,iertor to. any thinlg cisc ever triu-l t.y mte." A. .A. G.\ULD)I.'. Derp:::y t1. 31. (Jr the Grandl Lodge of Ga. "This eflltl n eesy is tr:velling into) celebrity as fast: 11. IliilUnrire p.-l hi ico-tluls lutu lBusina, und gaining: cmm~leulation wherever ilt-oi." Geeraint.!effersnliin.3Mny 1911,1S58. SI haOve u-:eil Jaenni Ciorelial ini miy famiily, nt tiris, with, il thi::t 1 h.-:1r :dio':1 ii ::I re!,neh y lioe~ whoi havec tried: t - . i: l l e to bieive th:t it 5.;: ils :at ie tienei of every, ;r.r n :lle 1 innl. natl I wiinliI r-ommnl its use int 3!11l.E:S C. I1 ii13:4. .\:ent n::ni of Gni.. Griflin. "If twre i sa y cre.,ii,ilyV i n:iIn it sn-n JnenCb's< fr the- e-::e if i:.wel ire::'e. Frim tite mliaIf testimoi. Iy in ll l'.or er~tiin. in frot~n nil JjpI:.rlr--. Il n:,1 he. very f~tr i :sih-:.n'. 15 a clrnliive agtent, if nt..i if inot nill other .Wt'.::rine nnsi Fire itisurml.- :mk. G rimfn. 7, Frir -:1" !n ;!i sil.:.by G. L. i'l-3 N. .:T.and theplrinei,..l . reh~so;<:unri hrne:-.+tIhr.i;:h<.nittie State. W. W. hLIsa. & CI.. Pro.prkitora, invanntih. :itny 11. Smn 17 Edgefield & Cheathiam Plank R. FlROM and aifter the 1st any next, the Eilefield I.Che-tna Phlmik Roiad Will be opened~u from M~r. .J.usiaEs G airni's to thle jinnetiuti wth the l1am :urg & i:;4 tield I lamk 1i1iil. a disitace ouf aboiut ie miles, and the fiiloiwing Gates of T1oll will be. :xneted. En;tes4 of Toll. Four, five and six hiorse.Wugons, 5 ets per mile. Three " . " 4 "* "" 'Two '' "t 3 "I " "-t Two "~ Carriages 3 " " " I lor.tebatck travelhl. rs, I "' " ". Vehiules on nueeting. are each entitled tohlialf the. PL.\NK i'l i(CK. nindi the Drivers are required to. turn -o the " PRlIT ' .S. F. GOODE, ParssinL'er. SApril 23, t f 15' Particular Notice. To the Stocklhdrs of the Edpgfield Odd Fejiou-s' and Musonic Building Associaz GIENTLEM1EN: You will come fot wnrd and - ay to .las. B. Sullivan. Treasurer, or A. Ramisey, \ ent, the: IThirdl instalmuent of I p per cent. oii your steekl. Anld ihgr-e n I:o have given their Notes for heL First and Second atminents, are earnestly re iested to takthem dup:1. Il- we mUed mo~ney to havQ he work aivanced. Plecase respotil iarly. - A. G. TEAGUE, P'resN. J.une 22 tf ,22 / Hiiipton's Shop [ S Re-openied, at the root of the hill, itpmediatlyu i.at the entrance of tile Plank PRoad inuto Main s'reet, and ntearly opposite Alr. Witi's residenaee. He shnoes Ihorses, makes Plows, Irons WVaegons, inends Watie li-ons, Lays Axes, and does varkmus. the-r thinigs after the old style. U~e has idatpt'ed unny o ti he modern improvements, in fact all -of heni except that of sli:hhtine his work. - AndI lhe humbly asks a call. Jan 11 tf -- 59 li ice. -- L L persons inidebted -to the estatec of Thoma& I STalleyv dec., tup to the time of his dentli; audi o .Josephi B. Talley, A dministrator of the estate of fhomtas Talley, dee. are earinestly. requested'to be. 'endy to meake payme t by thle 26th day..of.Deprn. er next, as longer induiaence enemitot he 'Eige. 'nd those haivitng deniands against said esbite wiJQ ender thems in to the undersigned properly attestid. JOSEPII hI. TA LLEY, A dm'r. Oct. 19 let - - . .40s -Notice.- - ' A LL Persons indebted to the Estate of WN.'M.? - Timmermani, dee'd., ore requested to make rrangements to settle the same without' delnty, and hose~ having demuads arainst said Estate are hereby wtified to render them in.-pi-o'pei-ly tittisted, as soon I possile. W M. BYRD, Adm6r. Sept 14 '3m n3 Strayed ~.i FR3 h usrbrsmtmlstsnmera nation left at this Office wiil be thank~fully reedived' >y the Subscriber. 'JOHN.LYON. NNot2e I s thou gIven t.o all petsons indebted. tor Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, dee'd., to make immediate pyment, and those )iaving detiauds agatra .said Estate, will rendei- lhem ih fertiih, -propery: at tesed-G. W. B1tRTbN1 Eg'or, livt.