Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, October 24, 1855, Image 3

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- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - A ELIGIOUS JOUBVi1 Zrean UT - L E. L WHATLEY. INneraseDmNT IN. ga-ayrr.a.se-NtrrAL IN KOTn ING, AND asT rom THE CFCE 'OP WIIATEVERa WILL STAND Tas rsr Of RRAson Sciasca A s-Tia HOLY SCaIrrruEs. . Proe .au thin*s, hold fast tat tokickh'e good." Terms, $2,00 per annum, in advance. W. F. DURISOE & SON,.PUBLlSIIERS, EDGEFIELD C. I., s. C. UCH is the name and style of a Monthly Peri Q edical, the publication of which we purpase, the Lord willing; to commence on the rrst Monday in January next. The main design of .this Journal is 16r the discussion of all subjects pertaining to Chris tian faithand practice. Additional to this, we shall 'present such articles of a literary. character, original and selected, as will have a tendency to refine the ta.te and elevate the sentiment of the reading pub lic. Polities also, considered as a science, and as affecting-the principles of Law and Governiient, and more especially-the mighty movements of the tations, as they work out the designs of God, will claim due and proper attention. But Politics de graded to the Squabbles of demagogues and factions, will be utterly eschewed and repudiated. As respects matters purely religious, we shall, of course, advocate the principles of -tie Baptist Com naunity. as derived from the Scriptures, and repub lish from standard and other respectable works, ar tieles.pertaining to Our own Literature; but our columns will be Open. to an of Every Name, For the defence and advocacy of their principles, elaiming only the. right to judge of the suitableness of all articles for insertion, and to nuake such criti esm on them as may be deemed expedient. - In this undertaking we have the satisfaction o announcing that several gentlemen of eminent'abili ty and attainments have kindly engaged to render .us occasional assistance. The Journal will contain FORTY PAGES of reading matter, and such advertisements as our friends may favor -us with, not inconsistent with the character of the work,-making at the end of the year a neat volume of 480 pages, suitable for bind. ing in book form. With regard to the mechanical execution of the wofk, we deem the announcement, that this will be . under the direction of the Messrs. Duamsos, a sufi cient guaranty for its faithful and tasteful perform ance-and without further words, encouraged by the expressions. of good will and promises of sub stantial aid from many friends, we threw the mat ter before the people with an assurance of every effort to render satisfaction for the support that may be-extended to us, and respectfully ask them to let the " LIGHT" shine. - Our terms of subscription are Two Do.aas per year. in advance, on receipt of the first num - ber.- Ministers of the Gospel, of every denomina tion, who may be unable to comply with the terms, will be supplied with one copy each, on application. 07 A list for the signatures of all who wish to encourage the work, may be found at the Post Office, and also at the " Advertiser" Office. SAll letters or communications addressed to Undersigned will receive prompt attention. IE. L. WH ATLEY, . ' Editor and Proprietor. Edgelield, S. C., Oct. 15th, l85. -Editors and Publishers friendly to the enter prise. will-confer a favor by giving the above two or three insertions. Rail Road Meeting, rlIfAnnual Convention of Stockholders of the .Savannah'River Valley thil Road Company,. will be held at Anderson C. H., on. Wednesday .'the 14th day of November next,- at ten.o'clock, A. Al. A full representation of Stock, either in person or by proxy, is earnestly desired.. . . y order of the President. WM. A. GILES, See'ry & Trens. Oct 15 .4t 40 * TUTT & PELLETIER, D3UGS, MEEICET., AITS 0OI.S, DYE STUFFS, VARNISHES,^ Brushes, Window Glass, Perfumery, SPICES, &c., &c., -1smed~tbmtrer 50. @e* I AVE1 received a well selected Stock of Goods .in their line, for the Fall and Winter Trade, to which they respectfully solicit attention. gy 'All orders by letter or otherwise filled and * put up ini the nenitest manner.' Hiannburg, Oct 8, 1854. 4t 39 Removal No. 2. E.BOWERS, Agent, boga leave to Se infrm his friends and the public generally - that hie has again moved his - -Large stock of Groceries, And will occupy for the ensuing year the Store formally teineted by M. A. R AssOX, bext door to .J. Sustar & Son, where he will keep constantly on hand, every article that appertains to the Family Grocery Business. - Ramburg,Oect9, tf - 39 .Notice-Call Meeting. - . HE Stockholders in the Edgefleld Odd Fel - lows & Masonic Building Association are in formed that a call. meieting of the Association will be held in the Odd Fellow. Haill, at Edge6eld C. H., on the first Monday night (4th) of -November - ext. , Gentlemen, you are not only requested but urged to attend this meeting. There will he a revelation of facts made at that meeting wvhich will, I hove no doubt, startle you; and what is more, you are -each and every one, specially interested in thed It is therefore highly importnt 'that every Stock holder should attend-his interest prompts it. If any of you should he sick, or your families so sick you cannot leave them, by all means send a representtive-a proxy-with full power to act for you. If you send a proxy be sure to give him writ . ten authority to sot-for you, or he will not be ad mitted. .A word to the wise is sufficient. . A. G. TEAGUE, Pres't. * Oct 10 4t 39 The Mills H ouse! TJ H E proprietor returns hiis heart) and sincere taks to the many friends who have favored him with their patronage, since the addition of his new and thoroughly furnished -house, to the first Hotels of Charleston. lie takes pleasure in an -nouneingthat the Mills House, although new, and .in good order, has been retouched -during the sum - cmr, and so refitted as to keep up with the demands of taste, comfort and elegance. The arrangements of the House, in all respects, are continued, with a scrupulous, and unsparing regard to the wanth of the traveler or the sojourner, and the travelling public are assured of all the accommodations of a ~rst class Southern House, at the usual and estab Jishsd 'paies of such hotels. The constant personal a ttentions and cares of'the proprietor, are bestowed oni the house, and he is aided in all departments by the well tried and approved assistants that have gnade themselves favorably known to former patrons. - THOS. S. NJCKERSON. Charleston, Oct. 61855 -3t 39. To the Planters of Edgefield. 'THE Subscriber respectfully informs the Cotton $.-Planters of Edgefield and the neighborinig Dis griets, that he is MIanufactuaring his Superior fspry0 or Patent Breast Cotton G IN S, Near Belair, Riebymondl County, Ga., at $2,25 at.. psr Saw,, apd common Gins at $2,00 per Saw. 'I wtil warrant them in every respect to performi well, and do a good4ys ginning, and clean seeds c lear of nap. -If my Fifty Saw Gins chokes or ologs with my Curve or Patent Breast in ginninl 200 or250obles, to do say damage to the Gin, I will make it good, free of charge, by the purehaset sending it to wy-shop.. I will keep- a sarmpleof the above Gins at Mr. Ohiarles Hammond's Ware House, Hamburg, S. C. -who will act as Agent for me, and Is-authorised te warrant them to the purchaser. If they in tea bales give satisfaction, Mv. H. willeclaim the perdhba aoney. Purchasers are requested to notit-:mel t'ie Gin does not perform well in ginning t oi0 .four bales, I will either remedy it or put cuein i stead that will do good work. If the trehe gins over ten bales he will be. held respplia-f the money. THOS, WTNNEr Beair.Ga0., Oct 8 &3 M L M4M)9 T H- SA L-E SAT' r.BRIINNANS DRY GOODS STORE, BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. *40,000 WORTH Of Fancy & Staple Dry Goods, TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVES ? The LIrgest and Best assorted Stpek of a EVER OFFERED IN AUGUSTA t (N and after Monday, the 8th inst., the -Under- b U signed, (with a view to make a change in the d Firm, and reduce his present heavy Stock of Goods,) commenced selling. without-reserve, at Wholesale t or Retail, the EN IRE STOC, and to save com missions, he sells LOWER- than the Goods would bring AT AUCTION. Merchants, Planters, Dealers, and the public generally, will study their own interest by examin ing this Stock before buying elsewhere. And to save time and.trouble, he would say, the terms will be Cash for sums under One Hundred Dollars; for ? amounts over, approved city endorsements, with in terest from date of'sale. o g P. S.-The Iadies are respectfully invited to call and see the Silks, Merinos, Cashmeres, Wool Plaids, Alpacas, Coborg Vloths. Bombazines, &c. t THOS. BRENNAN, Above the Globe Hotel Corner. Augusta, Oct 15, 5t _ 40 FURNITUltE AND CHAIR WARE RDO-M&9 W E would call the 'attention of the public to our NEW and WELL SELECTEI) Stock of CABIERT FURITUR, At the old stand, UNDER THE AUGUSTA HOTEL, BROAD STREET, C Where we are prepared to supply all orders in our r line, at Reduced Prices, and UNSURPASSED QUALTYI. We would invite pgrchasers to-call before buying ti elsewhere, for we WARRANT a . Large Deduction from old Prices, HENRY & SKINNER. Aucusra, Sept. 7, 1855. . P. S.-faving made arrangements for our Fall i, Supplies with the " Excelsior Manufactory" of New York, it enables us to sell at unprecedented b low rates.. Sep tt S- a Augusta, Sept 7 6m 35 I Linen Sheetings, ? JUST received by the Subscriber, from New y York, an additional supply of superior 12-4 ti LINEN SHEETINGS, which he. will .sell at a very low prices. 'l -A.SO- P An assortment of new style FALL PRINTS, to all of which he respectfully invites the attention of - the public. WILLIAM SIHEAR. Augusta, Oct 2 if 38 Valuable Plantation for Sale! T HIE Subscriber being desirous of-changing his location, offers for sale on- very moderate terms his Excellent and Handsome Plantation, On West Creek, in Edgefield District. adjoining l lands of A bram Jones, Dr. M. Folk, 'Mrs. JuliaJ Norris, Mitchell and others. Said Tract contains P seven hundred acres of the best oak and hickory. ti land-, and is one of the best and healthiest plants- al tions in the District. There are upon the premises a good one Story Dwelling, Kitchen, Negro Houses, Barns, Sta. ti bles, &c. A Well in the yard of the purest spark- C ling cold water, and good Springs convenient to h nb field. J A bout half or a little more of the aliove place is L in woods, one hundred aeres fresh cleared, and the d remainder under fence and in good condition. P gr* Terms to suit the purchaser. t Persona wishing to buy land- would do well to ." give me a call. Address .al JOHN P.. BATE. - tI Leesville, Lexington, S. C. Oct 17 -3m -40 ' gg Lexington Telegraph please copy three times and forward account to the above address. ! Land for Sale, T'IIE subscriber of fers for Sale a T RACT OF L*ND, situated on the Edgcefeld & Cheat-n ham Plank Road, th~rce miles of Edgefield -Court , Iouse known us the " Griffin Tract," containing, ti Six Hundred and Seventy-five Acres. i About three hundred in woods, heavy timbered, a the most of the balance in cultivation. There is on the place a comfortable Dwelling House and all necessary out buildings, a well of go water in the yard, and Plantation well watered. It r is a healthy and a delightful place of residence. . Terms accommodating to an approved purchaser. N D. F. HIOLLINGS WORTH. ( Oct 10, ti 39. FOR SALE, r HE STORE HOUSE, next East of R. H. Sul livan's, 30 feet front and 60 deep, containing three rooms below, one above, and a good cellar. THE TAN YARD and Lot adjoining, and con taining about three acres. ONE LOT on the branch adjoining C. L. Refo. lE IL. T. MIMIS. p Oct 2 tf 38 House for Sale. TIIE Subscriber offers for sale his ~ HOUSE and LOT in the Village of B aL Edgefeld. It contains between fifteen and twenty Room.; nearly all of which have been recently re- u papered and re-painted. It is well adapted for a I, private Boarding House, and'much an house is much .s wanted at present in the Vilae - - 1 It is conveniently situated t he different Schools and Academies, and a geo opportunity is now offrd to any one who wishes to move here to edu cate their children and at the mamne time take in 6 Boarders. a 017 For terms, &e., appl to the Subscriber.~ GO. A. ADDISON. Oetl 10t6 39 Sherif's Sale. STATE OF sOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, Tyre Etheridge, a Morgan M. Grubbe. TY virtue of an order from his Honor Judge Withers, in the above stated ease, I shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in November next, at Edgefield Court House, One Buggy and Harness, and one set of Dentists' Tools, levied on under the said Writ of A ttachment, as the property of the Defendant Morgn M. Grubbs. Terms Cash. LWIS JONES, us. .n. I .Oct 15 St 40 I Adaministrator's Sale. I Y an order from HI. T. Wright, Ordinsty of .IEdgefield District, I will proceed to sell at the Lower Cherokee Ponds, on Thursday the 1st day of November next, the following property be longing to the Estate of John L. Morris, dec'd., viz: SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES, Crop of Corn, Fodder,&c., Stock of Mules, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, and such other property as is usually found dn a farm of like dimensions. TRs-On a credit of twelve month., except sums under $10, which must be paid .in cash. Pur chasers will be required to give notes with two good. securities, before the delivery of the propery. WM. L. ANDERSON, Adm'or. John L. Morris, dec'd. Oct10 St 39 Lost, A T Curryton, on Wednesday night 10th inst., a small Green PORT MONEY,ontalinig near Nine Dollars, -one new $4 bill South Carolina Bank, one $2 bill Georgia money, and two $1 bills on Carolina Banks, with some small chane. Also, a Note given by the Subscriber to B. C. Bryan, for $109, withihterest from January last, which Note IJcan elled d1 .male-day last. All persons are hereby uted agist trading forthe above described it.. n nformationl concerning said Pert eeivd and the finder . 4' L. S. JOHNSON. -- f 40 . State- of: Souti-,arolina, ; DGFFIELD .-DISTRMCT, IN EQUITY. Ann Griffin, . Billfor Acet.,Settle itanmore B. Griffin, e t. andgen'l Relief. BY Virtue of an order of the Court of Equity in this case, I will proceed to sell at Edgetield .ourt House, on the first Monday in December next lat well known Real 'Estate of the late N. L. riffin, known as the Darby Lands. It will be ffered in two parcels as follows: First, The Bome Tract, containing one thousand eres, more or less, and adjoining lands of P. R. Ulalock, Samuel Marsh, Amon Lindsay, Benjamin latcher and others. Second, The Mill Tract containing six hundred eres, niore orless, and adjoining the former Tract t also lands of Alfred IlugheE, S. S. Boyce, L. S.I ohnson, Amon Lindsay and others. - Upon the first' of these Tracts there is- one of le most beautiful residences in the' District, on a igh and commanding position, and in a perfect esthy locality, it is just four miles below Edge old C. IL, and immediately on the Plank Road rading to llambprg. The Tract by which it is arrounded embraces a considerable amount of -esh land and is altogether in good condition for irming purposes. Here is the best chance we know r for any one desirious of purchasing a comfortable ome. The mill tract has also a good house upon it, atnd ther necessary fixtures. Purchasers should watch this sale. Txas.--One and two years credit, except cost, > be paid cash. Purchasers to give bond.with ade nato sureties to secure the purchase money. A. S[MKINS, c. z. X. D. . Oct. 16th, 1855. 7t. 40 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT: William Bird and R. Timmerman, Bil for partition -. of land. - Sarah Timmerman and Fanny Timmerman. . BY virtue of a decretal order to me directed, I will expose to sale at public outcry, at Edgefield ouit House, on tso day in November next, the atl estate of W. M. Timmerman, deceased, as de ribed in the proceedings in this ease, to wit: One tract of land containing three hundred and eenty-four acres, more or less, situate in the dis iet and State aforesaid, and bounded by lands of ohn Burns, Charles M. Thomas, Lemuel Corley, nd others. About two hundred acres of this tract is in afine ate of cultivation, forty of which is fresh land,just leared; the remainder consists of about one hundred nd thirty acres of good woodland, while the balance very fine old field land. On the premises are a ood dwelling house and all other necessary out uildings. This land is very productive, and well dapted to the cultivation of cotton and all kinds of rain. In fact it is represented as a valuable tract f land. Tans or SALE-On a credit, of one and two ears, except the costs of this proceeding, which are be paid in cash, the purchaser entering into bond -ith adequate surety to secure the purchase money. itle to be executed as soon as these terms are com lied with. A. SIMKINS, c. E. E. D. Oct. 9, 1855. 4te 40 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, INEQUITY. Nancy Sarah Quarles, by her prochein amni, Gee. Boswell, vs. Bill for Per- t Samuel W. Gardner, J Mary Ann Quarles and others. DY virtue of an Order from Chancellor Ward. D law in this cause, I will proceed to sell at the lantation cf the late Starling Quarles, on Thursday ae 13th day of December next, the following Real id Personal Estate, of which the said Quarles died, -izednd possessd, towit: One Tract or parcel of Land situated in the Dia it and State aforesa'd, on waters of Steven.'I rek and Savannah Iliver, and containing four1 undredl acres, more or less, adjoining lnnds of nhn P. Mays, Samuel W. Gardner, Mrs. Margaret anhan and lands of the Estate of Allen Anderson, ee'd., and others. This Tract will be sold in two reels, thc one to contain three hundred and twen ptwo acres, more or less, and designated the Morris Tract,"-ths other to contain two hundred ad thirty-seven acres, more or Jess, and known as te" Nedwood Tract." Also, A Likely Lot of Negroes, umbering about twenty. Also, a Stoek of Mlules, ntle, Ho.:s, Shteep, Household and Kitchen Fur tue, Plantation Tools, implemenats of husbandry, d any supply of provisions that may be Ott hand. This property will be sold on at credit of twelve onths, except ras to all sums under ten dollars, and to so much thereof as will be suficeient to defray1 te costs of this suit, whieh must be paid in cash. he purchase money to be secured by bonds witht nple sureties.. A. SlaIKINS, c. a. i. n. Oct 15, 9t . 40 Notice. IIE Subscriber will also sell at the same time L and place, a negro man Rial, a negro woman imee and her child, thte pruoperty of Mary A. arles, dee'd. S. W. GARDNER, Adm'or. Oct 15 9t 40 STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, .INE QWITY. . W. Allen and others, BlfrPt'a Hannah Allen and others. )Y Virtue of an Order from Chancellor Ward ilaw, I shall proceed to sell'at Edgefield Court louse on thte first Monday in November next, at ablic outcry, the following Tracts of Land, to u it: Tract No I, or " Howell Tract" containing four ndred acres, more or less, lying between the1 [omestead Tract and lands belonging to Dr. 0. W'. len. Said Tract embraces both the Turkey Creek1 ad Lott roads within its boundaries-a portion of hich is in-woods of oak and hickory growth. Tract No 2, or the " Hollingsworth Tract," on inig five hundred and fourteen acres, more or s, lying between the Homestead Tract and the teven' Creek lands. This Tract embraces a I irge portion of splendid woodland, well timbered nd watered. Tract No 3, or the " McCrary Tract," containing ye hundred and fourteen acres, said land is on, n between Stevens' and Landrum's Creek, and djoins the preceeding Tract, the Mill Tract, Gee. .Strother and others. This will make one of the nest farming Tracts in the District, as most of it i still in woods of the finest oak and hickory rowth, with springs of everlasting water upon it. Tract No. 4, or the " Mill Tract," containing >ur hundred and sixteen acres, adjoining the above Mract, J. S. Smyley and others-and has upon It a cod grist and Saw Mill, Dwelling House. Negro louses, Stables, &o., and an unusually fine bearing )rehard, and four or five never Wiling Springs of are water. Between 100 and 200 acres under mnce, and. in good condition for farming purposes. Itevens' Creek passes through the entire length of his Tract for upwards of one mile--thus making rater abundant, whilst the bottom lands upon it are ensiderable and iniexhautible in fertility. The remaining portion of the lands belonging to he Estate will be sold after the Commissioners tave examined and sppraised it. Tans oF SM.E.-Costs to be paid in ensh. *The lance of the purchase money on a credit of one ad two year. from the day of sale. Purchaser. rill be required to give bonds with approved sure ies, to secure the purchase money. A. SIMKINS, c.3m. E. D. Oct 15 4te 40 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDOEFIELD DISTRIC.T, 1N EQUI!TY. ,. L. Martin, Executor of Robt. Martin, dee'd., IBl o ct John Marsh,J M. Hankinson and others. DY virtue of' an order from Chancellor Job Johnston in this ease, 1 will sell at Edgefield D. H., on the first Monday in next month (Novem ter) the following -Negro Property, included in the deed of marriage' settlement be ween-John Marsh and wife, viz: Abram and his wife Bash, Isaac and his wife kMilly, Moses, Elia and her children Isaac, Rabec i,'Henry, Joe and Leanah. Tsas.-u-Credit of twelve months fr'om day of sale. Purchasers to give Bonds with approved sureties to secure the purchase money. On the Tilaraday sueceeding I will sell on the premises the remaining personalty Included in the aforesaid marriage settlement on the same terms as above. A. SIMKINS, c. u. 3. D. ot 15. 1ass. 4tW4 Fall Trade,185&! CRAY BROTHERI BEG ta inform.their friends and the public, tha B they bontine'the DRY GOODS business i l its branches-at then old stand,: - 290 BROAD STREET, Where they are.now receivisig a full and complet sortment of - Staple and Fancy Dry Goods nrehased frop, the most eminent Importers an( )ealers, on such terms as 4jjl warrant us in guar teeing those who may favor us with their trade, a ood Goods, at'es fair prices, aeen be-obtained ii eorgia or South Carolina. Awong our assortment will be foun4 the riche - F - W it ns'EASO, SUCH AS Elegant Moir 'Aptique Graduated SILKS: Satin, Strigd and Plaid Noir 'Aitique SILKS Splendid Satin Plaid SILKS, new styles; _ lPlaid Chene SILKS, elegant new styles ; Low priced colored SILKS, f every description Black SILKS, in atliwidths,, very cheap; .Risehof's Red Letter bl'k SILK, best imported French MERINOS, all colors. very low priced. English CASHMERES, COBURGS, PAU METTOS; Rich Plaid WOOLEN GOODS, very desirable French Muslin DELAINES. Solid colors: Figured Muslin DELAINES and CASH MERES. very cheap ; BOMBAZINES, Lupin's bestmake, full assort meat - - Black AL)ACCAS, very eh ap. some extra finc do CHALLYS and DELAINES; 410 POPLINS and Watered SILKS; CLOAKS of the very newest and most elegan designaiin Cloth, Velvet and Muir 'Antiquc from thihost popular Emporiums of N. Y Embroidered. nd plain Crape SHAWLS Long and Square Woolen SHAWLS; Extra fine adid-large BLANKETS; Low priced tine do Negro BLANKETS and KERSEYS, of su perior quality,-and exceedingly low priced; OSNABURGSand STRIPES, factory prices Bleached HOMESPUNS, of the bst water ani wiretwistfactories -- Sea Island Brown HOMESPUNS; HOSIERY of every description, for Ladies' Gent's. Youthsi and Misses?; EMBROIDERIES, of the finest kind;. Fine White FLANNELS,. from low priced to extra fine * - Heavy all 'wool Red FLANNELS, cheap ; Kentucky JEANS and SATINETS; Fine French CASSIMERES; CALICOES;-INGHAMS and CHEXCSK Damask NAPKINS and TOWELS; Superior 10-4 Double DAMASK; lleavy 8-4 Whiteand Brown DAMASK, &c. With a full and bdnplete assortment of all Good ually kept in Dry Goods Houses, to which w -ould respectfully invite the attention of the public GRAY BROTHERS. Augusta, Ot 1 " if - 38 B,., B R Y AN, it his Old Stand, the Brick Store AS Just received his FALL AND WIN TER GOODS, to which he invites his eus omers and the #blic to call and examine for them elves, as he has a LARGE ABD COMPLETE assortment of all kinds.of Goods for Ladies' Dresses, Amongst which may be found ih. Plain, Black, figured, Watered and Stripei SILKS ; 'lain and Figured Muslin DELAINES; 'rencb and Englishi MERINOS; isek BOMBAZINE, ALPACCA .and CAV TON CLOTB~S..- A very fine assortment of ~adies' Olouks, Talmas & 1Eantillas a lar~ge beautiful stock of . *EN3283 9'NN U EB330E3 . u11 supply of WEEDS,- Jii4.TUCKY. JE.AIlS, SATI NETS and CASSIMERES, For M'en and Boys wear. &Also A splendid ai vell seleted assortment of* ierseys, Blankets & Negro Shboes HARDWARE AND CROCKERY, SHOES,'H ATSB, C APS, 4-C. iti every article generally kept in a Dry Good ore. Thankful for past favors, I hope by strict at ention to business to inerit a continuance of the samt IE A liberal discollnt always made fur Cash. ,,B. C. BRYAN. Oct 2 t f -38 URNITURE A N D CARPE'l WARE-ROOMS. C. A. P LA TT & 0CO., BROAD ST., 'AUGUSTIA, GA. AVING enlarged our Establishment to ai extent not equalled in the Southern country re are now prepared to furnish articles of our owi d Northern manuthieture at prices that cannot Ial agive satisfaction. Our Ware-Rooms are alway lled with the . Cireateyst NUaraety )F THE LATEST AtID MOST FASHIONABLl FURITURE! Concted with dnur Ware-Rooms, we have:; arge establishment, the machinery in which is drivel my steam power, where we can at the shortest no ie, manufacture any, article not usually kept a, an .our Furniture Department, which embrace hree Stories, can be found Every Article of the latest Design d we particularly request all persons to look be re purchasing elsewhere, as we guarantce to du licate any article at Charleston prices. We also have onhand a splendid Stock of Tapestry, Brussels, Ingrain, Wilton, Three-Ply, Dutch Hemp and Cotton CA R PET S, CRUMB CLOTHS and DRUGGETS, (all sizesand'widths,). CURTAINT STUFFS. E)amamk, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Gimps, Cordi Tassels, Cornices, Bands and Pins of the ' greatest variety. Rugs, Door Eats and Stair Rods, (of- all-ilualities.). FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS, ) all widths, and of high ~reputation as to styl sad quality, and cut to fit any size room or entry me piece. gg The attention of buyers is respectfully rc iested to the above, which comprise the best an largest assortment ever offered in this city. C. A. PLAIT', J. B. PLA'IT, N. B. ADAM. Augusta, October 1, 1855.- . - gndertaking. AVING added to our extensive Cabinet Em tbishment a Coffin Warerooma, w ire now prepared to'fmrnish FISK'S celebrate T ALIC BURIAL' CASES and COFFIN f every size and styleof finish at the shortel Orders at night or on Sunday, will receive promi attention if left at Mr. J. B. PLAITT'S resideu< on Ellis Street, in rear~ of the store. * C. A. PLAT& CO. Augusta, Oct 1 4m 38 Notiee I STRAYED from the Subscriber (Agusta, Ga) about four months sgo,a black and white'colore&COW, with black tits-no other inarki re oleeted-spposed to have crossed the bridge, I make her way back to Samuel Zimmerman, Ess her fr,r.owner. Any liformatlon concerning said Cow, address< to me at this place, will be thankfully received af liberallyv rewasrded. W. B. GRIFFIN. Augusta,OeLt 4t- 39 Notice I Heb g nthat application will be made the.next Session of the Legistature for certa unendmeits to the Chatter of the Hamnburg Buil ing and Loan Asso'iltion. Hxr-a.. ept a n 24. CA" o.;. . ... i CLIO-LII H C'IEL, HA&BURGS. C. MRS. ;',_4- .GIAY PROPRIETOR. r 311E Public-arorespectfully informed that this, IIotel'his'-unaergone a thorodgh repair, and' Slas been refitteiin theBEST STYLE, regard less u- expensei ad was opened. on thi First o, . October,for-thi releption of Boaiders ind accom dation.of Transient customers. - The best accommodation is guarantied to th9se who will favor the.Proprietor with their patronage, and the Managensent will be such as to command for the House, the reputation it has always maintain ed, as the Best Hotel in Hamburg. The Proprietor assures the public that no pains shall be spared on the part of the Management to - furnish the Table with the best viands the Mlarket of Augustasand Hamburg afford. SFauiles visitiug our Town arc solicited to give us~ a trial, as our best exertions shall be devoted to ad minister to their entiro comfort. - TIfE STABLES belonging to the Hotel will be under the-management of an experienced Ostler] and the best of care-will be ' taken of'Horses and Vehicles left to his chai'ge. - Hamburg, October 2, if 38 REMOVAL( Of the Tin Manufactury, NE AR Da. R. T. MIMS' TAN YARD! ter TiE Subscriber would respectfuly- inform the fa citizens of Edgefield and the surrounding Dis tricts, that he has removed to his residence, where he has -recently erected a large and. conimodious Shop,.aid is now prepared to carry onthe - -~ TTIy- 1BTSI%F. S IN ALL ITS BRANCIIES, such as -lanufmetu ring Tin Ware for Merchants, ROOFING, GUT TERING, and all, manner of JOB WORK. be Always on hand a general assortment of tel TIN AND JAPAN WARE' A' le7 Merchants supplied at shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Orders solicited. C. L. REFO. 15 Oct 3 tf S3i S LAND FOR SALE, - B EING desirous of making a change in my bu siness, I offer for sale my TRAtCT of LAND - containing about Four Hundred Acres, Situated in Edgefield District, near Mlount Tabor Church, and bounded by lands of J. A. Bland, A. T< Miles and others. There is about one hundred and forty acres ofsplen did Land just cleared, and in a high state of cul- S tivation, most of it being capable of yielding a bale of Cotton per acre. The balance is in woods, and is as well timbered as any land in the State. This Tract is well watered with never failing re streams, good outlets, and an excellent range for Stock. On the premises is a BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, Just finished, 50 feet by 30, with all other necessa ry out- buildings. I have no Hesitation in saying that a better op portunity of buying a Fresh. and well improved Tract of Land, is seldom if ever offered. There is not one acre of poor land in the tract. It is a very healthy situation, a fine neighborhood., only five miles from the Village, .and in a -few miles of two or three contemp!ated Rail Road toutes. Come all who wish to buy good land and see for to yourselves. If applied for soon-] will sell cheap. tia No use in-going to Florida, Texas or California, hi to buy 'land, fir you can make as much of the "stuff" here as any where else. J. A. ADDISON. In Sept25 . _. _tf 37 ,M Valuable Property for Sale. T HIE undersigned, intending to move to Georgia in a short time, on'ers for sale the following valuable property in Hlamburg-titles indisputable. The D WELLING 110USE and LOT on Market, Corner of- Snowden Street, running through to Mercer Street. The Dwelling and Kitchen are of brick, covered with tin. On the Lot is a Carriage House, Stable, and all necesary outbuildings. The LOT on Centre Street, nearly opposite the A merican H otel, on which is a large T WO STO RY BRICK B3UI1,DING, occupied' as Two Stores and Dwelling-lot running through to Cobb Street. On the latter Street is a large back Store. The LOT on'.orher Mwarket-Jua =Leavenworth Streets, running through to Mercer Street. On this Lot is a new One and a half Story 1HOUSE, plas tered dnd painted. --Aiso FIVE HUNDRED SHARES H'amburg and Edgefield Plank Road Stock. The above property will be sold on accommoda ting terms, or exchanged for land in Southern Geor gin, or negroes. H1. A. KENRICK. Uatmburg, Oct 1 tf 38 Sale of Real Estate. T HE Subscriber will sell ut public sale, on the 0 .first Monday in November nexte at Edgefield C. H., the Traet'of Land on which she now resides. six miles from Edgefield Village, in the fork of Big and Little Turkey Creeks, contai'ning ]] Four Jiundred -and Forty Acres, And adjoining lands of Avo'ry B3landl, Johnson A Bland, J)r. W. S. Moley and others. M A bout Two hundred acres of the Tract are fores, Ithe remainder cleared-and under good fences. On the premises are a good Dwelling house, Gin House, Screw, Negro l~ouses and all other suitable otut buildings. This land is remarkably well watered T( with springs and streams, and there is on the Tract lie about One hundred and fifty acres of fertile low th grounds, of which nearly one half is in a high state su of cultivation. To prevent any dispute about titles, the above wil land will be sold -by consent of parties interested, nil Ion a credit of one and two years, with interest fronm foi date, the purchase money to be amply secured. M1ARThA MOSELEY. - I - At the request of Mrs. Moseley, I have no hesi- r Itation in saying that a good title can be given to the J land advertised above, by the-purchnser depositing J, the notes fur the purchase money with mc as Attor ney of Eli Clai-k, who is her only large judgment ju, creditor. G. D. TILLMAN, Oct 2 5t 38 Valuable Lands for Sale. THE Subsceriber offers for sale the TR ACT OP 'LAND on whieh lhe now lived, situated on TI Savannah River, seventeen miles above Augusta, is well adapted to the cultivation of Cotton and Grain, p)I containing i 1176 Acres, more or less. Between five and six 'hundred acres - of cleared land, one hundred of whleh is first quali ty low grounds, an4.one hundred acres fresh, whilst the balance of the cleared land is in a fair state of cultivation. The place has several fine springs onT it. On the premises are all necessary bidg. It is as-healthy a location, and as moral and intelli gents neighborhood as can be found ia the District. 2 -Afso- an One-ther Tract contaitning FIVE HUNDRED gr AND TW ENTY AC RE S, lying near the June- us ture of the' Beaverdam and Turkey Creeks. On 10 the premises are all necessary buildings, with sil several good springs. The place is healthy, located 101 in a fine neighborhood, and well adapted to;a small ap,~ force. - - to The above lands will be sold on accommodating br terms, and if desired, negro -property, at fair prices, j will be taken in payment. 1 will take pleasure in a - showing the lands to any who may wish to purchase,- to eor any informationi given by addressing the subscri- th Sher at Woodlawni,.S. C. J. B. HO.LMES.. -. Oct 2 . 8me' 38 be Land at Public Sale1 ' t HlE Undersigned,tas the Executor of the late W Wm. runendee'd., will offer at ptublie a sale, to the highest bidder, at Edgefield Court House, - on the first M~onday in November next, the .TR ACT -OF LAND upon which the said Win. Brunson, ~ de'd., resided, at the time of his death, containing Four Ianadred and fifty Acres,,. More or less, situated 7 miles from Edgefield C. I., on the Edgefield & Cheatham Plank Road, and. ad oining lands of John Hollingsworth,-S. F.. Goode, Charles Thomas and others. Terms, one and two years credit with good per isonal security. DANIEL BRUNSON E'or. .. Ot 3 5t 38 aPainta, Oils, Dye Stufs, PUTTA in Bladders, WINDOW GLASS, any ~ ~size ou to orer for sale by' Drgis May 23 . tf - 19. -- Inks, Inkus - 1ACKBlie, Indelible and Carmine, for sale by . ;'t. J. TEAGUE, Druggists. . J u - .tf 19 CAA I DJJBTES L. or Clerk. .R. D. BRYAN. WESLEY BODIE. THOS. G. BACON. EDMUND PENN. - - or. Ordinary. H. T. WfIGHT, - W. F. DURISOE, 7oi' Shrif. - -; JU-LIUS DAY.: JAMES EIDSON. - -WM. QUATTLEBUM, - For Tax Colleotor A. R. ABLE,' THEOPHILUS DEAN, WESLEY WERTZ. M..B. WHITTLE, BARNEY LAMAR. CHARLES CARTER, THOMAS B. REESE, DERICK IfOLSONBAKE, - - 0. N. WRIGHT, DENTIST )FFICE over Messrs. CaLatCnaAL &1BAN's Hardware Store, Broad eet, Augusta, Ga.' All operations pertaining to Deitistry will be e ced to with proinptness, and to the entire sati tion.of all *ho nay favor him irith their patronag Gold Plate and Wire, Clasp Metal, Solde ., furnisied to )entists.for Cash. Augu.sta, May I ly 16 DENTAL SURGERY. \,. H. PARKER, respectfi1ll inforn the citizens of Edgeseld District,' that 'he me found during sale day week at the Planter's H< Edge6eld C. H., and at his residence- on tI derson -road, eighteen miles North-ebst of ti lge, on every Friday and Saturday follnwing. Specimens of his work, put up. on the latest at st improved principles, can boseen at his Offic s address, when in the country, as heretofor py Creek, P..0. - r.e 27 . if 50 NOTCE! TITH a view of closing-out my Stock if Good 7 'I wi after this date sell the entire Stock , New York Cost for Cash, the Ladies, I would say I have many desirabl h as Black and Colored SILKS, BAREGE TISSUES, CASIIMERES, DeLAINES, SIlOES, HOSIERY, &o. I All Persons indebted to me are earnest] guested to make payment. W. P. BUTLER. Edgefield C. II., tept 26 tf 37 [EW FALL AND WINTER i IE Subscriber, being now in receipt of h . Stock of Goods for the Fall and Winter's Trade, ad thankful fur the very liberal patronage here ore extended to him) respectfully sulielts a cot uanee of that ptronnge and an examination. present . ARGE AND GOOD SE.CTION which may be found. a SUPERIOR ASSOR' ENT of BEAUTIFUL -SUeH As LACK AND COLORED SILKS; - rech and English MERINOS; igured, Printed and Plain all wool DL AJNES Black and Colored CH AL LIES ; Black and Colored GINGH AMS; - great variety of CA LICOES andl WORSTBJ GOODS not here mentioned- - 3onet, Swiss, D~otted.Ch'k'd a'nd Mull Musline ambric and Swies T RIMMINGS ; hemisettes, Collars and .Undersleeves; hread. Linen an'd Lisle Edlgings,.&c., &c. - Black CAS8I1MERES, SATIN-ETS, TWEED and Kentucky .JEANS; -- leched and Brown SHERETINGS; .' " IOMESPUNS; korgia PlITNS and STRIPES; arlboro STR IPES fur Servants;' arseilles Q UILTS; hite and Red FLANNELS; -- fine variety of Colored do. Bed, Cradle and Crib BLANKETS; large supply of Negro -do. .-Also n unusually large and excellent assortment of oceries, HardWare and Crockery A fine and bcautiful selection of. )NNETS, HATS AND CAPS very large and splendid Stock of Gents, Ladie sses and Children 's BOOTS AND SHOS, with a full supply of well-made Plantation Brogans. geter witti many other articles which migl ebe mentIoned, but the Subscriber trusts thn abovo, as a general outline of his Stock, wi lce for the present. Willing at all titnes to show his Goods to an may favor him with a call, the trading commi are earnestly requested to step in and examim hemselves.-. . R. H. SULLIVAN. Sept 26, tf 37 DISSOLUJTION. H Co-Partnership heretofore existing betwee the Undersigned, under the .Firm of W-. 4 HItl, is dissolved by mutual consent.' he. unsettled business of t'he Firm will' he ad ted by WnIrLrAM Hn.L, who is duly authorised the name of the Firm in liquidation. * WM. H[LL, JAMES HILL. amburg, S. C., August 31, 1855. . A.. C.2 D E Undersigned will continue the business In a branches at the Old Stand, where he would b~ ased to heave ALL who are indebted to the Firn anywise,'to call and settle without delay. WM. HILL. [hamburg, Aug 31, 1855. 6m -5 To Carpenters, ILL BIE LET to th'e lowest bidder, on t S27th October, the building of aNEWL30 IE RAN CHURCH at St. Mark's, near M< ry's Ferry, in Edgefleld District, the dimensiox which are as follows: '16 lionse to be 60 fee i, 40 feet wide, and 16 feet between the fioc overhead ceiling. It is to be 2 feet fromn ti ad at the lowest corner. The House 'must derpined with rook-the pillarsnot ho more thu feet apart under all the sills; There are to be S60 feet long, 1t0 x 12-inches, and 2 sills 40 fel i. The sleepcrs 2 x 12 inches, not more tihan tw at. All the Door and Window posts and brae, be 4 x 6 in. The corner posts 12 x 12 in. with ies to each corner. The plates to be 4 x 8 in. e two feetapart, 2x 8in-:4 girders Sxl12in d43 feet long-4 king posts placed in the gurr support the overhead ceiling-flooring 1* inche ck, 7 or 8 in. wide-weather-boarding?7 in. wid elling 8 or 10 in. wide-ceiling and flooting i matched and jointed-4 double pannelled'doori th one good lockser16 windows 18 lights, eac ht to be 12 x'14 incljes-douible shutters to eac ndow. . In a word the Hens. is to be finishedi i and neat style, with Pulpit and Altar, as t ot less than 14 inches wide, with solid backs The builder will be' required to furnish all i erias, hichmus beof the best quality. stril, hihmut eJESSE DERRICK, J1. McNEIRY, * C. G. SNELGROVE,-. H. H. RISElt, GEORGE WISE, JA COB CAUGHMIAN, B. Y. YARBOROUGHk. Building Comnitte et 3 .4t . 38 A Wagon for Bale. N excellent two horse WAGON for sale ehel .for cash, apply to - OLA . )et. - 4 Plavorlig 3trets, LARGE variety-for sate by L '. ,..Q &T.J. TEAGU~,Drgists. un ye3 tf 19 . i. NEW X.A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -DE1ALERS >m- . A.TS, CAPS, ".A TRUNKS, ARPET BAGS; !& T -M.' NEWBY & CO., -unde J S. Hotel, AUo-SA. Ga;, are "'ow reeri and opening -the LARGEST, BEST im& FASHIONABLE.ASSORThIRI'r of '''Aite. aATmZ" READY-MADE CL EVERolf-red~In the Ci oTf 'Augua, ,.om EVERY VAR ETof --. For Gentlemen and YAothi's Wer,w * ice perior QUALITY or MANUFACTWl2 be surpassed 'n this or any'other MatUet. 1n'sd tion towbih,wewll-iekJy edelVe ' - from our House in NewYork. .Wai&6 keep stantly on band a LAGE AND SPLEND1 ' Stock of : Youth's & ChdrenS 1thin! -. gFCountry Merchanti -sad -ALL PE P, visiting Augusta wlle ertainlyandt' to examine our Stock, as we arefetevssi our Goods to the tradingpublic on the ble terms. gW Thankful for the past kind and begl ronage-that we have received frometh. maa. Edgefield and the adjoining Districtj.:ve- iS merit a continuance of the same. -e J. bi A U.E :.J ~ e Augusta, Sept 24, tf ..Y 3d. HE Undersigned have associated: wit T.the Ready-Made Clothing Business, Mr; B. DAY and WM. S. WISE, and' will' eetim the same under theiname of4. M. Nswavd Co. - . HORA & NW :. - Aug I,1855. , -. - FAL.LTRA.D WARD, BURCHARD CO. - -fAUGUSTA GA.-a.- . . A RE now opening their FALL and WiV* M supplies of C IO tC E- "kkP LM GOODS, selected with great care from portations, and comprising an- assoetmest RICHNESS, VARIETY ANb EXTU?. is not usually fbund in this market.. As have the - reputation of' selling -FItV Goods upon a MUCK LO.WER . PRICES than-they have been ustially they beg to assuretheir friends in Edgefel that-they intend to keep up this standardtof .,; And to KEEP DOWN PRICES to a faiq red f nerative profit. - I 'To Cash and prompt pyyl -nt .. to noneother wesali o reat' to visit our-establishment. Our Stoekaos .m of the followin - RICR VELVEi BRO0AD -Morio AntigueSLEB, in bluec an4 s* 1New and beautiful 'shads. of Pain -.SlLK,'very heavy and rIch; . Plaid and Striped SILItS In act'vurietj Black Italian and Tait StLKS; Silk Robes,.Satin Turk, Cashmerasj-.D~ebss SAmeline Cloths, Plaid Stuffs;. Plevin DeLaines, Persian Clothvr English, French and American CALIQOEand GINGH AMS, Calico ROBES,&. -. Black Bumbazines, Canton Craipea-, . - Canton Cloths, Biaek Challies aud'Alpdeescs; SEMBRIOIDERIES and LACE Goods of- qvq dcecriptionu EVENING UR ESS GOODS is-evewrygviety. - ens' and Boys' Wea. ; 2 CLOTflS, CASSIMERES, SATINET'S, VS INGS, TWEEDS, &o. ' '' For Family Use. BATH, WHiTNEY and ROSE BLANsKWy Linen and Cotton Sheetings-;. . - Pillow Case Linens and Cottons;. . Red, White, Grey, Green, Blue,.Welshaxony and Domestic FLAN NEIA; - . Table Damask, Doylies, Napkinis, Towelings Wine Cloths, Fruit Cloths;e Lace and Muslin Curtains, Curtain Materials r ' Colnred and White Dimitieca; Iluckaback and Birds Eye Diapcrs, &o. --. Plantation Good.a - "NEGRO BLANKETS, Georgia and Kentucly Plains, Cotton Omsnrgu, GeorgiaeStripee, &es Er Orders filled with the most careful attendong and all Goods'Warranted. WARD, BURCRARDEC@. tAugusta, Sept 18, tf. - 36 SEdgefield .Carpet Bayer I: Y OUR attention is respeotfully' vite(t. 'Ae Y and Large Stock ofCapg ne being closed off at LESS T HAN -Wr& COST. Salecto continue onlyeone month ,. '..e --AL~so--- - - -Under Carpet Rooms may be found a .ell-esse Consisting, in part; of Bleached-and Brown' Boe spun., from tto 25 etsper yrdPl~ow osWn andSheeting, all varieties ; Print.,- DbLaines,. II. rinos, Cashmere., Colored and Blibek Silk.a' Satins, Cloak Talmes, with Moir Antique .TrIin. ings to suit, &c. T. .DUNHAM, - Successor to J. K. Bauereft, * Next door below " Bank of AugmMr" Broad Street, Augasta, Ga. Oct 9 '1w -39 RI- oSPITAL FoR 3GoN7 0AT AUGUST A, GA.. OHE Undersigned would cell theattentin eftlir c1 itisens if Edgefield and Abbeville .Distriew to their INFIRMA RY for SICK NEGROES and those requiring SURGICAL OPERATIONS. '' While the completeness of our arrangemts affords to the patient every comfort, t also enables us to render more effieient treatment as Chimie. Cases, than cati generally be secured in ordinary private practice. Our special aecudstes hs' the management of Chronic diseases of females,. se common in Negroes, are ample and complete. : Terms. For Nursing, Boarding innd'Lodging, pa mon. *i, For Treatmet,-The ordinary rates of. practic.... 4 -r Communications addressed to as at thi plbee' will meet with prompt attention. o - H. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon,.- -- s R. CAMPBELL, Attendingfhyulin* 4Augusta,.ApriI30. 6- ... - : -New Embroideile& 4 ILIMSHEAli; Ang's-,'Ga.,h'es W eeved from New York a supl of 4~w r -EMBROIDERIES, amongwIe'are-' Ladies' Muslin COLLR,f eaUb'l tles )Ladies' Muslin UNfDE RSLBVE,,Wre - Jaconet BANDS ; aFreneh Scollpe COLLARS, a new and bes tir(ulartie for mourninig - - -.* sWhite Crape COLLARS, for mourning ewe *- and beautiful styles ;. ' To all of which the dutention ofthe Ladbs respectfully invited. -Angusta,Ot2 tf 9 Cheap Carpets., W ILLiAM SHEAR, Augusta, Q, just - c received from New York, asa *34 -Superior Three-Ply CARP4Th', i *ie se ' splendid Patterna, and allat very lowi prices. 'The pubreare respcectflhy invited to. call and exemis. the assortment..~ *Auguta, O . . If . 38 - Isand Warrants. T aB uscie ishjteyLND .~ RA~TSan ull.gied ak