Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, December 19, 1855, Image 3

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a W Tu friends of Eij. TILLMAN WATSON respettf ; aihnerined hihi lAs a Ca date4o - election to theenste, to serye for the emainder of the unexpired-tetrm aeosnd declared vascat. ,DAeiURRufA!YAP !M iifO~lIFB-d a 'l',' DlA6t!VfUtfAN5a, Mi respectfully announce to the L aies and &n. timen g' jOk wgmE1I RO1 Rttmft d to execute in th' *inp 'ithcir Pofiesson, and in the VERY BET Y he , Qf [ho may fitvet rem with, their patronage. They woufd be happy to exhibit to titse i e of the Towat s1ispriopading cmuut , imns of Daguerreotypes recently-.taken by .e, which. hapgquet ,wth enisersalvadmitn'tione. :. M ti. IIossp 4tbe.Catolina I'otel1 andtirf yenateq jtect will.be to giventire sigiOjegd n 'o l ins'wlI1'be spared to secure tilsesult Edgefiell, Dee 19 - f ~ ~ 49 SENATOR'S EL1ECTIOlf.o 'Te S fe riioith CariM TO THE MlANAGERS OF ELtC'ION FOR EDGEFIELD DISTRICT: IN obedience to the wrie of Election issued by the hifoiorable R. P. 'W. A LLs-io Iteldent of. th##e$ate, os; theI4t day ofI'Ded e labt it n Yphadsl oftyo, he bereby :requi4, agpr due advertiseaest,-and with. zriet regard to all the provisions of the Constitution and Laws of. the stid. rite, lonching your duty in such catse,.to hold~an elcetion fir a memert of tie Senate for TWe Electiu Distrigt aforesaid ti'perv.e for the remainder, of the terslfor.which 'MpA31 WATSON, lately the the,sitting Member, was .elected to serve.: Th.e PIoullto be opened at the various places of election --tossidDistrie:, the SliCOND, A14K Aasairy next.anod the[ day:i allo'i,'Jbyi the various sets .o[ Mapagers for these places re peveJf hiTbe Managers for ;:l .the Abtees or election aforesaid to meet at Edgetield Court House een the Wedhtesdey after; cobnt 'thies vots anade dare the election. .BENJ. WALDO, Caus., pt oa , Board of lanagera of Elpction DeLETtN n that ani' St~CTI0.b wilg &on thaq. ' 'COT AlO AY in .1aqua .next, to Aithe .v nfes ..b er ia tl&Offioe. of CLERK, ORDIiAjI.and SikE 1FF, foelgedgd 'Distgct: The bolls will be opened for ON DAY ONLY. "The Maagers will meet at Edgefield' Court House on the Wednesday following, couut-out the votes and declare the Eleotion. TIIOS. G. BACON, c. Z. D. Nov 10, 1855, 3m 44, Furniture Establisunl t. T HE Subicriber has just started, in connexion wwith the above business, a CABINET ROORYI,.. where he is prepared to do. all kinds, of, work en trasted to his care with perfect satisfaction, to his csitolme5i, and at prices heretofore unkhown in this Village. I will make etoord rma&of the.renibest material, @@2BAU@j,1J VIAE92@@Er i BEDSTEADS, WA8HSTANDS, Tables, .Desks, &c. - I will also make to order, and at thec shortest notice, Of every variety, and- ia the best style. S37 Old -Furniture repaided - mdaomielys and promptly. A share or piublid patronage is resp~.etfuliy ioli eited. -M5. A. MA RKERT. Dec 19 tf -' 49 Bolstering, Mattress Eaking - &c., &c. T HIE Subscriber takes greamt pleasure in announ eing to-the citiens of Edgefield and the publiec generally, that he has o'pened a Shop direetly West of the Planters' Ilotel, two doors below Mr. B. C. Blryan's Stoeeg where he is pirepare~td tnake ilattresses of every Variety5 - --ANI) REPAiR & CUSIlON &c., after the best and latest styles and on the most reasonable ternms. He respectfully solicits a shnre of .the --patronage of the trading pnblio. Call and examine may work4 It will recommend itself. - C7 All business in the nbove line done promptly and neatly finished. I.- 1ARTIN. Dec 5, tf 47 - Johnson teinale Unfversity -.:7.ANDERSONSC.'. - '* . U Mmbers'of the Waculty. Rjcv. W. B. JOHNSON,-CwancELs. Ray. y. SCOTT MURRAY, WILL.IAM WAGSTAFFR Paor. or MIUsic. JA MES T. 'BACON, Paor. OF MUsic. 'Muss''SA RAH-E. OVEltBY,'AeaisraTi IN-] - raucraues rx DaAwao rn is - AcainaMta caL' Drrazrauxr. - 3l:ss CY'NT~iIA C. FIHER,.TTaaas.t.,.. rrIIE above institatieihas teek'in operation for c,.htyars;.fwrthe-Getlive-asia Semiinyy,i ndyrt tree Inst.-as a University,'established sin dr a4iagislative Chuarter granted in :1852.. Its increased and, 9,tiuued prwisperity for a number of years is the best evidence that it-merits -public pat ronage. The asie:J'fdsa anid ThacAereg who have been tid0t iffdlriblnstituti'nfrdi itaseglnung will continue next year.' -The-Semion for 1856 will open on the first.:Wed nesday in February. .- .e ..,. a-- - ' For further partieulars we invite especial attention to our Catailognes. 117 For Catalogues or' other information address Rev.g. Sebtt Murray or any memnber of the:Faculty. Anderson, Dee 18 - - Im' 45 Preparatory MIiry School, Tu liE EXERCISES of this. Institution will be Rrsumed on (est of .Ianaary, 185G. The as sistasel&f'tdi&finili&"ud Meconiskid gad ste of the South Caroliina -College having been engagg~&, a Prepsrattory Collegiate Course will then he. introducedi.--The.Puoislaswillthius be eabled 4osive those dewiing it the adeaaggep~&Olas .uieat- Education, In connection wtihthe semi pee.. upilerwhose Parentp. 'Gaas dernet2 .aorkvrille,nist ho~4iith.riniis; none will be:fedelted'l~ it'nar twelin. qwruf age,' orwhoeannot :readeor write 3rtlt .."l'es.--For the firstiSesionof six months, $0, qmtdir h. secend of four, $90 in advance. -Board, .jet mouath 1neradn.fel, $10, to be paid,-i!56o'In *sdvanee, 'ito extra caefor Stationery. LatN. A. CbWARD,.j Ca. MA. JENKINS,' .Seuiior Bussiness .Oeparti Senior MilItary Depart. Rmasscua.-Gen.jaises. Jones; Graniteville, :B. C.; Gen. D.'F. Jameison,.OriangebaigCO. H:,3. C.; -E;-Gov.J. U. Means, Buekhead,'SE C.; Cot: I. D. Wilon, Scietyr Hill. Darlington,S. C.;Gen. R. G.M. Donovant,Nlhfety'-Six Depot, AbbevillE,S. C. York viide, Deo, 18. - :2t ." 49. - : .Estray Morse.' TAMES U. HMAR RISON tolled befor ,lerving JA South-weet of Edgefield C..H., a- medium ine WED ROAN HORSE. Appraised at forty-five dollars. I -. - J. L.A DDISON,S . . Dec. 19, . m4m 49 To Rest. IESubscriber offers f'or reut, the ejisuing year, ker 'conveniently located- as4 comfortable -DW fJIANG. It is situated on the Edgefield & Chseatham~hh'k-Edadriaediatel: In rear of the Court B~ouse, and contains six wel-arrange and ealy iisbe4Roms. In the yard ia ,well of water. pgethe~r with a odKitehep, Sjnoke House, Csik~Qablet&e. r further particals apply to the" A dvertiser Office" or to. Mrs. S.'Y. GOLDING. Decl 1%~ t 48 Strayed ,or, Stolen F.0' Rp subscriber on the 8th inst., TWO .1. fQ Sone a large Roash Horse,f the other a amil fay Poney, (a mare.) A 'reasonable reward will bec paid fur their~ recovery, or any in form 'on concerniggtie, by' J,. T. ROGElRS. A: enIke 11 - ' f ' 74THEvL~c FBYt[ TillS Institution will commence its next Annual I Term on Wedneaday, the sixth day of Feb- f uary next. - JAMES C. FUR IAN, CuAIRMAN. eological Department. ,DAMES P. BOYCE, Professor of Sp)iematic and PoFlsic Theology, and E'escsiastical History. JAMES;'G. FURMAN. e Professor of Sacred Rher and Pastoral Duties. ] Collegiate ep ment.; - P. C. EDW ARIS , - - Professor of Ancient Language l t5V Zp '3. C. H. JUDSON. i-. Professor of Mathematics and MechaniU Poi- ] losophy. _ _ C CHARLES S. -GAUNTT, ' s Professer of Natural Philosophy and Chemitrj J. C. FURMAN. Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, t Logic and Rhetoric. ii as. FICHENCHER, - T cer of Modern Langtages. Paor. WILLIAM ROtALL, Principal THOMAS HALL, Tutor in Ancient Languages. - THOMAS E. HART,,. . . t Tutor in Mathem ief.- * JOHN B. PATRICI, . - - . .,EnglisA Asaistant.. antual. Zpeses. i.agable-Semi:Ann ally in Advance. . - ACADEEIN DErAaTMENT. - - - Tuition in English and Mathematical Course $30 00 . uition in Classical and -Ehilosophial Couyse.42 00 - Incidental Expenses -...............-. -.- 2 e .. -. ..-. CQLiK9iATS-DErAZTMENT.., - . ru.it.io l.GO... .-... v...--. $42 00 t Ineidental Expenses................... 2 00 Lss than semi-annual payments are not received.. t The Tres dr ata- i4 n . ilnversity on he first thrre'y ofthe1e'rm Io re'ee the first ~pea~wk me . _ eanentg1|u. tiP, ] Lie dastjssa e Tre are .0i, cafe of payment. u Studl afering sporsdhaelardldps nst produce .ertfieates fom the ocvnr 6f~ti.sclholarship. - 1 Board Ja Dot furnished. in the University. It r an. be oibtained in'private families, at prices varying 4 rto $10 to $12 per month. COMXIENCKMENT .ANDVACATION. The- Annual Commencement will take place the last .ThursdayJu July. There will be one regular Vacation, beginning-the iddle of November and ending the firs Wednes- -a lay in Fedruary. - a - There will also be a Vacation of two weeksui mediately succeeding the Commencement in July. a Any further information, or a copy of the Cnta- a loge for 1855,. do.uainiag List of.Studeats, (228.) view. of. University Buildings; Course of Stady, Rules of D:seipline, &o., can be procured on appli- ' atlun to - C. J,. .LORD, Treasurer, , Greenville, S. C. Dec 18 ' - 3t 49 f - TRE GREENVILLE BATST FEMALE COLJLEGE, I'H IS INSTTaTIlON,' e.stablishecd by the Btip Itist State Convention-of South Carolina, and wnder the control of she Bpard;of-J'rustees of theJ Carnm University, will go into full operation- on .1 re firt WedInesdaty in. hebruary next, withihe llowing Faculty:. . . - . .REV. H. A.DUNCAN, . - n residnt, "and P'rofessor of Mental and MoraL Science and Hisiory,. PROF. CHAP3IAN R. TWITTY, .ATE PaoFESSoR In CARoL.INA COLL1EGE, N. C., I 'rofesorof Ancient Languages, Mathemat ics ada * the-Phisical Sciences. . R EV. MARION W. SA MS, Professor of Logic and lielles Lettres. PR'OF. EDWARD B. BACON, - - -Prof eusor of Music. MIRS. MARGARET A. RICE, ~'ricial Inst rurtress in the English Department. ~ - MI$S ANE CAMERON, issociat Instruitress in the E nglish Department. L ATEOE7.UiTIO.N Paa A11UAh SESSION ..r&YatS sEIax:-AuLLY~ Ri Ai)VAscK. Amngemente haveo beetn made fre. .further assis me inthe varius.Departtaents as it may become imary D)epartent..............34 -00 -~ ~cadeai . .........--40 00 ~ollegiate " .........-. 50-00) b .XTKAs.( oeal Musie, whaich devry: pupil is required .to....e ..:*..........s a00 a an or Guitar, includinguhooflistrumentsl, 50 00 neient....ge..e..h....... . .......40 00 ~ )rawinsg and Paintinr.....a......... 40 00 - a 'aneyNedlebwwrk, Enmfdery,.... .... 40 00 t Fr $100all th'e extra branes -will be taught. . gfBoard fur a large numaber of pupils enu be btainedl in the Cullegte Buildings, or in'the -imne hate vicinity of. College,for $J4 per month, inc ig lights anad..wnsliktg. U:- ~ The annual Term .will commence on the Eirst Wednesday.-in February astd- close the middle of qovembe.-,2 with an intermedisie vacation of' two eeks,omeeingthe last Thutsday in Jnly,-thaus arrespedlng witht the Term and V-acationas in the anaa Univeraity. * -. Aiy'fttheidIfoirtion will bo~givenon applies C. J. ELFORD,..Treasurer, or to REV. RlCIA.ED~FURMAN, - COL.-T. P. BROCKMAN, - q - -PROF. C. H. .IUDSON, . -T. B. ROBERTS, ESQ ~ - P. E. DUNCAN, ESQ., PROF. J: P. BOYCE. ) 4 Deeetnlcer 18 , 3t 49 ] State of South Caroliaa, EDg PSIDJ.DISTRICT, ,-Disrisa -.-e. - - - . ' Wheuas. Daniel .Minor, hays .applied' to. -e or Leters of Adiniutration,~ on aff and singular the nods adsardes. rights and .eredils of Susat Yel alllikrdij~ltrceaflasdeds-r. .Thsse,therefore, to cite and admonish all and ingular, the kindred anal creditors of the said deceas , to lbe and appear before meo,at our next Ordinary's oot for she said, De' trict, to be huolden at Edgefleld a . E,iI~et3st dst of-Decipmbpr Inast. to show .anseif any y hsad aniiistratio ali Id not be 'iiven under myhand and seal, this 15thaday of Dec,. n ahe year of oor-Lord- on.thousand eight hundred d-fsySve, and in the 80th year of Amterican lade ~endence.H. T. WRIGHT, 0. E. D. Dec. 19 ' :49 1 ..tate of South -Earoilin. I XD(EFIELD DTSTRICT. IN ORDINARY. .. BYH..T4WRIGR~T;Erni,.OdiaWf Edge Whemas Hezekigh Burnett and Thomas Fisher il av appie ao ime for. Letters of' Admninisitatioh,. ond 1 l and singular t|e gos and etattels, rights andi reds of James S. Shadrach, late of the Distict aforesd, deceased.. These sare, therefore, to cite and admonish all and. ingalar, the kindred and creditors-of the said deces id, to be and appear before me, at ournest Ordinary's ort for the said District, to be holden at Edgefleld2 . H., on the 31st day of December inst., to show . :adse, if any, wh'y the said Administration should not e e granted..p Given under ny hanal andl-sd, this 17th day of a Joveber in the year of our Lord one thousand eight aundred and flfty-hlve, and in the 8ith year of Araen an ndeedenc. '. . WRIGHT, 0. E. D. Dec 19 2t 49 Lost. OT in the Village of Edgefleld or on thc road Jleading to Mr. Getson's, on Tuesday Lst, a pair f LVER, OPECTACLES, recently purchased f Dr. Gedeon. The finder will be liberally reward. ad .by delivering tltemat this Office. De12 t. 48 hyselas' u y Trunks and Pocket 1 -E CNECha --fihe byI A.DICIN & T. J. TJ AGUE, Druggisti, M7S . era 19 Y:Virtue of-Siuayry. rts i. m..to me i B reeledl, I 'slmfl proceed f s'ell on' the 'first londay in January next, at Edgefield C. H., the 3 allowing property, in the following cases, viz: N. L. Lipseomb vs R. C. Griffin ; Various other u 'laintifks vs. The Same, Six Negroes' viz: Charles, dt 'eter, Dennis, Margaret and her t w hildn Eliza nd Sarahann. I will also sell, in the above stated A ase, on Friday the 4th day of January,at the resi lence of the Defendant, Dr. It. C. Griffin, the hock of Cattle, Hogs, Cotton, Cotton Seed, Corn, o !odder, Shucks, Potatoes, one Cart, Plow Gear, a ne Saddle and Bridle, one Carriage and Harness, j no Cutting Knife, one Piano, Household and Kitch n Furniture, one Lot of Medicines and Medical 'urniture, Medical and Miscellaneous Library, Sit "Lther'olu V&I~totl'Feanklin ; A. J. Rambo vs. 'hetSame; ot'yr"a nila ysThe Same, Two egroes, viz: Lem and nliar . J. Jordan vs Ransom Jordan, T oi tnf the. )efendant Ransom Jordan, in One Tract Vitid ontaining Five Hundred and seventy (570) acres, nore or less, bounded by lands of Amos Landrum, fil LW. hatcher, Dr. John Landrum and Samuel 1] P W.. Stokes vs. Samuel C. Scott ; Other Plain is vs Th Same, The interest of the Defendant n One Tract if Land containing twelve hundred tc 1200) acres, 'nore or less, adjoning lands of F. W. pi srt,Janes-ammond and-othew.. J. A. Talbert vs Thontas 1 .. Collier, One Tract, f Land containing three hundred and fifty (350)' cres, more or less, ddjohting' lands -of Jas. Black Fell, Charles Freeman and others. Elijah, Watson, bearer, vs Joh . Autry; The T iam vs John t4ti', and .Mary Autt'y ; Other "'idtiffs% iTh6 e ; '11: Trdet ofLanaid where e Defe tda Mar" Agttry lives, containing two iundre a#.d fly ..OYtres, more or less, ad- e ining 1ndsT B . Ruatwright, A1rs. Elizabeth d ash and others. -. Wm. Lt. Norris vsE.M. Corder and M.' rierr ne Tract of Land containing Fifty (50) acres, ore or les, sfjbfhiiuig la'neds"of -iomnt Bfates, V.' Pdgett dan -ie; I laed,. one Negro -man )ek, the property ofE. M. Corder. W.I..Norris vs: Joel F. Warren, One Tract - f itoi'otaining-Ore H1undsed snd Fifty (150) ores, mere or lens, adjoining lands of 51.1. Whit le, A. M. Warren and others. Clark &. Tillotson vs Tilliman A. Walker; Samu- TI il. Agnei vs The Same, .One Negro girl Sarah. W ; itawl.s Jespeb upet;- The -Saute;vs 'he 'Same, One. re t .O9 1444 copt lzing Two S [ndred (200)jc more or le ,qdj iing lands 1] rf Wm. B3o)iknight, Wiley Sobamnpert and others. si Moses l iiris.~vs. Jarmes Moaris, Onie Tract of .and containing tirohundred and fdrly (040) acres, an nore or less, adjoining kinds of B. W. hlatcher, da besley Wise and.others.. Richard Gregory ads. DaniWVosey, One ~'Tri'.t f Land contatinii. five hundred' (500) acres, more r less, adoining. das of W.'L. eulemtin, B. M. 'osey-an others. S. S. Boyce vs Jseph Patterson ; The Same vs. Che Santo; The T net of Laud where the Defen- b ant resides containing three (3) acres, more or less, of joining lands o1 Win. F. Durisoc, F. W. Pickens J nd-others. . . John Hill, Adin'or., vs Wm. iner, One Tract T f Land containing three (3) acres, more or less, F dj.ining lands of: L. 13.Coehian, T. C. Cochran nd others. .n. John L i armon vs Franeis Ann Uarrison, Ono ract of Land containing two hundred and sixty- to inc (269) acres, more orless,-adjoining lands of at nams 13. Gritlin. Benj. Bettis and other. M. Frazier vs S- P. Tompkins ; Colgan- & egg, at r another vs The Same; Four Mules. - in John M. Clark vs John C. Thomas and Thomas ). Biarnett, One rae of Lndcontaining One hun red and nine (11in) acres, more or less, adjoinig - inds of: Tandy. Backlbalter,'-Thlaim hiorgau., and taers-the property .of Thomuas C. Burnett. . C. Strom, Adin'er., vs William Strom and hB. Gris; .Samel .Williams. vs The same; .B. Talley,.3-am'Or., vs James Wood, DavId luares and William Stren,sr.,.One Treect of Land otuining four hundred anid sig-"two, (462) acres, ore or less, adjoining- lands of' Dame! Preott,] ihlia:Preseott andi othe'rs--the property of Wnt. tr en , r. . C R. M. Seurry, A dnm'or., vs Geo'.rge Saddler; Wil- tli u Daniet viThe sarne; Other- Plaintiffs vs The G m, One Traet of' ,:nd containing one'liundred ot d ifty (150) acres, more or less, adjoining lands firmiu May and others. a D~avid Seigler and Willim Seigler, Ex'ors. vsB V. Freeman.,.lohn C. Coursey and Wiley Tin, aerman, One Tract of L'md containing two hun- a red acres, more or~kse, adjoining hinds of George a beppard and'othecrs-thepropety of thme Defen ant Joha.C. Coursey. James P. Carroll -vs Wv,. U1..Goode and Murthia th I. Kimbrel, One Tract of' Lanud cojntaininig onte hi undred (11.0) acres, more or less, adjoining lands In rthe South Carolinaj'aper Manufacturing Comn- flu ny and others. Ie Uriah li Mrs; bOarer,vs Jamesgtewartt and? Chris- sv eher. Weatheerington ; John Quattlebuim, T. C., vs fr hristoper'Weatbecrington; .lamnes Sheppard vs ra 'he same ; Ottier rliitiffs. vs The same,. One Tract to fLand containing five iundi'ed (500) acres, more he r ess, adjoining lands of THenry Quattlebum, Ge. armer, John Sainud-ers and others: 'Also, eleven o1 ~egros, viz: Lucy, Jrimy,'-Sally, Emma, Judy lher six ebildren. Jates A. Talbiert vs George Banks; Theo same to sGeo Banks and Francis Owvensby, One Traot of as and containing one hundred nud-twenty-fGve (125) res, more or Iess, adjoining lantda of-D. P. Self, aes. Furkins and othmers. ' '''" LE WIS JONES, s r'D. Dcc .4t - - 48 H AR VLBEY & M AY S, HAMBURG, S. C. lEARLY OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN hOTEL STHE Subscribers htaving. entered into a Co-Partnership fvr- the tran metion, of a ENERALGR CER Y BUSINESS8, j elicits the patronageof their friends and the public of enealy. 'Having~carefully selected a CHOICE g, TOCK OF. GOODS,.ad at Loue pr'ices, we are rcrd and 'deternained to sell as low as- Goods of gi lie sae quality. can be'bought in this or the Au- of usta arket. . . -a. Our stock comprises.nearly'every article usually ept in similar establjehments. We purchased our lds for Cash, and'-ean afford to sell .at VERY - 0W FIGURES.' " Our Stock.consistspa r of UBAS, COFFEE, N, D, AND W, 1.-MOLASSES, - - MACKER1!!I, 'CHEESE, Ep~coum, Lar4d, 'Tlour, ~andes, gaisiijs sud Nuts,,of all descriptions, .D . TQBACCO. A& EG AA%, iIa-Pepper, Allspiet Blue Stone, Coperas,I A -.-L5o.-- . ' A odassortment of Liquors, S: Uso, a fine lot of-Croe and G~hass Ware, Tin L. ad Wooden Ware, &e 6i..,. IIRLY Si -J0[11 B HARLEY, of JOHN A. MAYS. K Hamburg, Nov 20, . m . 45 Notice.-to. Contractors; E ALED Proposals for building an Academny on the Wever Road, .near -the residence -of I J. Smyley, wilt be received from the date-of this ... ublication -untilithe 25th ihst.- - ' - - 'The following is the speci~eation of said Building, greed upion and -mabmtitted -by the .undersigned 1 onmiee : :Dimeuion.-Length thirty feet- by -twenty-two et et in breath, and twelve feet in -ighth. Two Pt oors, fronting eachb other, in sides of said building. G /indows, eight In numb, two -to. each side and Hl wo to each end,-each windeW. -to contain twelve tV 0 x 16 lights. Weatiser-'b'oardiqg nailed-. on verti- E il, the boards for which 'to b''10 in-ches wide and 'a -f ordinary thiekness--juints to. be covered with inch sats. Roof, Siviss s'tyle, very steep an 6ered wth shingles.' Boards foi- flooringr'& in hs in breath-zand 14 idehtes in thickness. Twenty 0. 'lain but neat benches, having backs, each bench efficiently larg for two occupants, and a writing ekfrever bench. The whole to be done in a btatqanworkmaunlike'manner'.2 t is the desire of thes Comainittee tint the building am e om'npleted and ready for eeeupation by thme first ar londay in February next.'s -A. JT. SMYLY,m JOIIN A. ADDISON, .g -J. A. BLAND, De10 2t 484 Commmittee. Brushes, Brushes I NN Store a fine variety of Paint Varnish, Grain Lg Blendrs,Tinners, Whhewa1, Cf'umb, )usting and Useir Brushes.-.and Combs-Flesh - rsher and I-air Gloves--Nail, Tooth and Shaving. rrshes, &c. -For sale by r -A. G. & T. J.'TICAGUE, Drnggisfs. j Maj~ 23 J Administratorrs Sale- - - Of Valuable Negroes . VILL be-sold at public outcry in the Town of ( Hamburg, or Thursday the 3d-day of Jan iry next, the personal Estate of Wm. 11. Adams, t e'd., consisting'of . ] Eight orTen Likely-Negrees, mong whom are four extra prime likely fellows I 4-four.likely women. " : v ~ Persons desiriiglo purchase such negrieean' tain any information they desire of their qualitis' 8 el'jraneterfidmrtke Subscriber; orfrom Mr. A. Rambo. "' -:; '-i -; a : ,-. Tzaus or SALU.-A-eredit of twelve months with, terest from date. . Purchasera giving note with ro or more approved.sureties. E. PENN, Al'or. Deo 10 4t 48 . Negroes for Sale. )Y consent of.parties'I will seltit-:Edgpfield C. } i., on the frat Monday in.Jannary 'next the owing negro slaves : Lark, Marii and Lewis, ennis, Ann, Lee, Minty, Petir, Pies,'Arthuruid Said negros will be sold on'a cre it'of Twelve I oths with interest from day of Sale. Purchasers 4 give notes with. two .good sureties,.to secure the ] rehase monef.^' ' S. B. GRIFFIN Ac r. Dee. 5 5t 47. Ailmnilstratori"s Sale. ATE will proceed to sellat Edgefield C.., on the. first Monday in January next, the met of Lind hnown as the Beaver Pond Tract . . olonging to the Estate of John Hatcher, deo'd., tnining One-hundred and ninety-nint acres, ad. ining lands of the Estate of the said John 11ateher >eeAsed. - Tems--On a credit of twelve months. Purcha rs giving note with ample.seenrity. JAMES HATCH ER, AMOS LANDRUM, Adm'ors with the Will annexed. Dec.5 4t . 47 Public Sale, CHE Undersigned will sell at the plantatlqp re L cently sold by him, near .t. Willng, on turday, the 27th December inst., Six Valuable Young 1Mules, oek of - Cattle, Fat Hojas, Corn. Cottony Seed, oqamhold and Kitchen Furniture, Pintation uten Taxs.-All sums under $20 casr. -Over that tont twelve months credit with- interest from te. Purchasers giving note with approved surety. S"- M. L. BONHAM. - Dec 12 3t .48 LAND AT AUCTION. H AT BEAUTIFAL Farm or Planta. tion of OAK and. HICKORY LAND longing to Win. A. Harris, adjoining the .Village Edgefield and the Lands of Col. F. W. Pickens, mes Sheppard and others, will be sold at Edge Id C. H., on the lt Monday in January-next. be Tract contains eve Hundred I Eighty-Three Acres, - One half Woodland. The place has on it all of the buildipgs necessary t a well arranged P1lantation. The entire Lands I e enclosed with a good fence. Terms, Three Thousand ($3,000) Dollars cash, I d the ballance on a credit of twelve months with terest from dateof sale, with approved security. Il7 Good and warranted titles will be given. Nov 14 8t 44 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, iN EQUITY. Ann Griflin, Bilifor Acet.,Bettle *-ooB.Gifnc.~ mf'i and gen'l Relief. )Y Virtue of an order of the Court of quity-in I ) this case, I wvill proceed to sell at Edgelield ut House, on the first Monday ini January next, t wvell known Real Estate of the late N. L.C iin, known as the Darby Lands.''lt will be I erd in two parcels as follows:. IFirst, The Home Tract, containing one thousand. es, mndr or less-, agd adjoining lands of P. Ri.i aluek, Samuel Marsh, Amen Lindsay, Benjamin< thr and others. a Second, The Mill Tract containing six hnndred -s, motre or less, imd adjoining the formr Tract also lands of Alfred Hlughes, S. S. Boyce, L. S. hnsou, Amen Lindsay ad others. Upon the Iirst or these Tracts there is one of C : mot beautiful residences in the Distriet,'on aC th and commainding position, and in a perfectly althy locality. It is just four miles below Edge- I Id C. 11., and immediately on the Plank Road adig to I~amburg. The Tract by which it is rrouded embraces a considerable amount oft sh land and is altogether in good condition for mning purposes. Ihero is the beat chance we know ay one desirous of purchasing a comfortable Te mill tract has also a good house upon it, and f ir necessary fixtures. Purchasers should wateh this sale. Tsas.-One and two years credit, except costs, be paid in ensh. Purchasers to give bond with equate surcties to secure the purchase money. -A. SIMKINS, c. E. E. D. Dee 19, 1855. 4t 48 Sheriffus sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, D. P. & J. P.'Self, A pplicants, ~ s em. fl'eron Sturkeey and wIfe Lucy- and thers, Defendants.J Yvirtue of an order from H. T. Wiighat, ordi nay of Edgefield District, In the above stated se, I shall proceed to sell on the fist Monday in asry nerxt at Edgefiled Court House, the Kafali tate of Mary Self, dee., consisting of One Tract of d qtaining EIghty (80) acres,- more or less, ated. in the District of Edgefield, on the waters Stevens' Creek, bounded by lands of John P. If, Sterlig Freeman and William . White. Fess-A credit of twelve months, purchasers iing bend with two good securities and a Mortsege l the preiseias to the ordinary to secure the pufchase ney: Costs to be paid in cash. . L. JONES, s.~o. De 10, 4t . ' a4 Sheriffs Sale. STATE OI SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFiELD DISTRICT. Elizabeth Davis, A pplicant, )Szsmmons r zdeAali-inidtwife and outhes. .~ Partition. e Y virtue'of an order fromH. T..Wright, Ordi- ~ naofEigefteld District, In the above stated -~ me, I shall pr'oesed to sell on the first Monday in ~ uairy next, at Edgelleld C. IL., the real Estate of a rah Wagner, dee., consisting of One Tract of t ad containing Eighty (80) acres, more or less. stooed in the Distriol aforesaid, bounded by lads. Dr. E. Andrews, Joshua Harris, and Lewis itaa-A credit of twelve months, purchaser vigbond with two good securities and a mortgage the premises to the of-inary to secure the pur a money. .Costs to.be paid in cash. LEWIS JONES, s. E. D. De 10 4t ,48 strayed, 3ROM the Subscriber on the 25th November, two il arkE -M LES-one a light sorrel and the a e-adr muse color-'both' medians 'sizdd. I rehaed both -of them from gentlemen residing in r reenville District, S. C., (Mr. Austin and Thomas e albert,) ad it is gulte likely they are making their e y fur that. District. Any person -stopping said p ules will be liberally rewarded for their trouble, d will confer reat favor on me. A MES STA LLING, M. D. Greenland, Brwell, S. C., Nov 27 St 47 I Greenville Mountaineer will copy 3 times and ward bill to J- s Every Body Run Here, SLL Persons indebted to M. A. RAwsoa, Agent, a either by Note or Account, will please take p tie that the business must be closed, and they arespetfullyiequested to- call immediately and tl up. The Blooks,-Notes, &e.; ean-bofound at Store, next door to'the American Hotel, where a mo may be found pi handsome assortment of Fancy arnd Staple Dry Goods, fEGRO CLOTHS, BLANKETS, &c., &c.1 JCll in and examine for yourselves. R. M. FULLER. Hamburg, Dec 3, 3 47 . hides! Hides ! ll iubscriber wishes to buy 2,000 good . Dry Hides, R. I1. 6ULIVA N. t Dece.be. 5 tf .7. 1Lt e-od'to the highest-bidder, at .1b c outcry, at the late residence of N. L. Griffin, :sq.. dee'd.,siuate on the Plank .Road.to Hamburg, nu: mjles.Jwloir Edgefield. C. -1., on tinON December next and dlays following, the per onal Estate of said deceased, not..idretofore dis iosed-of, vize -. Forty-Three Negroes lmong.vwho pre Cooks, Segmatr cg, Wzashers d Iroders; oa'1e 1Srvanta; 1i Mir, d l*ck th'and valuable field: bande: They are gel eralIl ung and likely; and purchasers desiring Negsiew Sth's~ah9e desription-ean.lodtitlessabe uit4.; 0l.or .1.2. Vaiable toipss and. Di~ k Stook of L attle of exeellent. beleeds.wens .Stoek logs--about . - -. - - - - . . - ".g00-Bushels of Corm, - --- otton Seed, Household andKitclienititre, e In continuatio.f tlhie above s te,anzd tediaiely iter, will besol&.at EdgeelCurt lotse,she L A-W .LIBRARY nd Ofiee. Furniture- of-said. deeenseL' The Iik irary.-isa wel selected and most valuable ollction f Books on Law and .quity, omprising all the looks usually-found in a Lawler'.s Offiei. TERMS OF SALE. All sums tinder .T~wenty ($20) Dollars Cash." Of nd uhove tlit sum Twelve.(12) months cedit, with terest from date. Purchasers giving Note with wo or more- dpproved sareties to sceure the pnt hni money. M. L. J.lONHAM, Adm'or. Noi7 1855. 46: AWABE LANDS, NGROES -And Stoc'It ~ 11 0.:e lE following Lands may be bfargained .for at private safe; between this time and the 20th lay of D~eeiber next ; ind-if not 'disposed of by lint times they will be sold publiclyoii the Ired9sls Othe highestbidder, on W E )N ESD3AY-,26Til )AY'OF DECEMBER 'NXT,-viz: Tract 1o. 1,-The Home Place, ntining about TWELVE HUNDRED. 4ND FIFTY-FIVE -(1255) ACRES. Tia tract is ituated two anda half (2o) nillesabove. Kingston, medately on the W. &r. A. R. Road- - About hree hundred aeres-are is cultivationstwo hundred n4isty-acresof wa ih'.are p-aind,bnd..the.rest ow ground, (on Conaseena .Creek, -well-suited for ,razing purposes. "'All, both' 'np-land and low-land, Sfreh and.good. -.he place..i elegautlyhuprved, laving a large and comfortable.dwelling house, and Ii out-buildings, necessary on a brm, all 'new- and omplete.. .The place is admitted by all who sae it, o be one of the most beautiful and. desirable real lenes is North Georgia..' -It .is well. watered baw ng a number of the- very best -lime-stone. springs : here is also on the place .(situated very. near.the ail . Road) one of the best Lime Quarries in-the tate, not more than. half a mile distunt from the ement Quarry of the.Rev. C. W. Howard. There ou.the place a good water-power for running Mills r other Machinery, and orchards of the best apple, each and pear trees. .. . Tract I of s iUNDRED AND EIGHTY 'ACRES,' all i roods wit)out improvenentsi It- is well wftter4sdj aving'a -beatitiful creek runaing hjotsgh it. - The land: belongingto each of the above desertibed laces, can all be cuhteated, ai'd' n. rly all of It is Lrst quality of up-lands. Lbout 35 Negroes to be Sold There will be sold," also, at the same, time'and 'lace, to .the highest. bidder, between- thirty and irty-file Negroes. Anmong them, is one-first 'rate laksmith, one rirst rate Harness andShoe inaker, n No. 1 Seamstress,veryilikely, and a good H~ouse ervant. Will be sold, also, a fine lot of Mares mnd Horse., number of fine short-horned Durham Cattle, Sheelp, tok of Ilogs, and about ten thousand lbs.- of pork ; oorhtee thusand~bushplr of:corn, a qanatit-y of ood fodder, two carriag'es and three or four wagons, e Taylor Gin, 'one Thrashier, and a numb..r of her articles, too tediotusto mecntion,such.as Ho~use old anud Kitchen furniture, Plantation tools,&c. There are alsofive other quarter-seotions of hand out eight hunidred acres in all, lying'immediately the same neighborhood, but not joining each 'ther, nor ither of the other tracts. These last de sribd lands niay be barg'.ined for privately on od terms. Proposed Conditions of' Purchase ! The terms of sale of the two Tracts of Land first escribed, will be one fourth cash, the. balance in n, two and- thtrec years; with interest from-date, ie purchaser to take a Bond for- Titlefuntil the nd is paid for. Thme Negroes, Stock,'Corn,^&e., till be sold on a credit of twelve months, with in ~ret from date. Each purchaser will be required give a note, with two approved securities, before ec property is de'livecred. The pork will be sold r cash. Persons desiring to look at the lands,-will find Dr. . WV. Glenn, at Kitgston, and Rev. W. 13. Tel rd, on the premises. Both, or either of themr till take pleasure in showing the lands. W Sale to begin at eleven o'elock, on Wednes ity, Deaember 26. . .B.EDDINS,. For WarLrIuM.EDDIKS. Kingston, Nov 20, 4t 46 References. -- Hon. W. H. STIL.Es, Savannah, Ga. Col. W. S. COTRnAx Rome, .." - Maj. W. W. CLAsYTON, Kingston ". R. B. Youttg, Esq., Savannah, "' Col. J. C. SraouL, Carteraville, State of South Carolina, ED EFJE LD DIST RICT. IN EQUITY. Elizabeth Prince, - Surah Jeter and ' Bill for aceoanl, Nancy Turner,' - eole .and dietri Martha Turner. --. )Y Virtue of an orddr~frolm. Cheneelr' Ward -latv in this -cause, I4 wIll sell gt-Edgefiedt. ,on the.first Mondayin- January next. the' fol uwing real estate of.ohmn E.Tumrner, dee'd, to wit: A Tract of Land containing two hundred and eny scres, more sr. less, hituate~in Edge~eld tie: ~ielying on.Ilig Stivons> Creek, aiid adjoiaing .ands of Alexander Sharpton, William Newsom d Terril Goff. I will also sell at the late residence of-'the said ohn E. Turner, dee'd., on the Thursday succeeding 'te sale-day in January 1850,ithe personal property the said deceased, among which tliere is one uro woman. This property, realty, and persionalty1,will be sold a eredit of twelve nionthis from day of sale, er-. et as to'so much as miay be reqmread to ddfrifyth'e ostsoftissnit willeiiespaidid essh. 'P'ui base money to -be secured by Bonds or-Notes with equate sureties. Titles to the land, three dolare, be paid for extra of the purchase money. - A. SIMKINS, c.... Nov 27,1855, 6t - 4G. State or Southi Carofina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. LN'EQVITY.. - John J. Scott and othersi, - es. Bill for Paritai. Samuel C. Scott and others.34 IY Virtue of an order from Chancellor Ward Llaw in this cause, I will sell at Edgefleld C. I., on the first Monday in.January nezt, thp,follow mg negro slaves, to wit : Polty anti hep four ehil ren itlarshal, Stal:Seld,iir arid Haimpton. These negroes 4will be'aoli on a credit of twelve. zontha from day of sole.with intetest from ay-of sale seept as to costs whieh umust be paid in cash. Pur ase money to be secured by Bonds withs ample ersonal sureties. A. SIMKINS, P.E.. Nov 27 6t -- 46 Notice. LL persons are hetrby cautioned from trading fra Note drawn by James D. Self in favour Tandy Buckhalter in the sum of ..:nety4ve 95) Dollars, dated the 13th of. Anaust 1855 -on which note William C. Rcbinson issecarity, the consideration of the said note, has failed and ymen threof'wilR be refused.. JAMES D. SELF?. Dee'r. 5 3t 47, gg The Chronicle & Sentinel will insert 3 times ad send bIll to Jas. D. Self, at Cairo, S. C. Gum Elastic Hot Water Bags and OPTLC SHIIONS-for sale by .1 AI~.. 'T' J. TECAGUE, Druggists. May 28" -f-19 alvanic Batteulesk& lagneto ElectriQ Nachines UST rcecvedand-f'or sie by' P A. G. d& T. J. TEAG UE, Druggists. u..., 2-3 tr i THOS. G. BACON. EDMUND PENN R."- DdBW ,.-fss~.. ~~ or O ldl "~ L : T,-/t~l_ l 9 i RfGTL W. F. DU J ,TI THEOPHIIASD 5.i- 7 . 1 .CHA L 'CAIE , Rroe t i D Med itnJt hesoanthe. Ridge-asi4 aeigb' boring vicinity. ee:at Di..Ready's. - Oct 17 - -6m .0 FFICE over'sMeanes. Cauhuistta O " *t'aas II'arawarisSUbe B treet, -A ugusti, Ga; : . h' 2lveratiespertfig Wlentistttye siRla ended to with promptness, and to the entiusii; actionetan ha ni y favor him with thi -T.Gold 2.steawd Wire, Clasp at , boy~farniened so,Dentisteripr-Cashii .t 1.. .; Augusta, May I .. - A. r - --. - . DNT&L S$RE1.-.2 DlR. HI. PASS R r-espectfully informs ithe Litzens-ff-" dds 'P it, that he may be found dringmi.e day week a, haPlantera el;Edgefield . -and.-a hia.residence on: tle Andersoa rigtees :miles North-ep .of-he Village, on- every FYidayaad S.turday (i g ; t iedmns.pf,bi;work, put up on the latest a mostimproved principles, enn be seegc . Ilis address, when inthe Sleepy Creek, Dee r :ITH a view of elsingouti y 'tod .-wIafter fliis akel-t ?#ewlbYrk GOm i To the Lades, odldisf hae i b 313 S 60638. Sni as Black and tofored SILKS, BA1iGES TiSSUES, OASHlL1ERES,DLAINES, SHOES, HOSIERY, ke. I1"All' Persons indebted to me ale earpeitYy eque*diomaktp symehi -.. : -. r-6 BUER gg y ACADEIN4E TUE ert ofthese lustjion, i lie rS ?umncJd tlt.tiedr Monday'Ja next Asu h lr JAh ES t."U will et iis Priteipal of the Male Department" The Female School, with the Primary De rtr neat of the'Male AZ'deniy will be 'conduie 'by r. A. P.BUT LER, aissiste-d by the learned-shei ighly accomplished Miss A. E. ARTHUR, wied >her competent Tenceer. - - ' Rates #Itw~ultiwa'iadsion. irst Clase, Primary Department,....;. .. '900 econd.".. Ordinary E~nglish. Branches,... .dtM0 Thirrd " higher "- - --e,3-0 ourth " Greek and Renwa-LitteraV with higher Mathematics,-.......... 3J00 French, Embrofilery, '1qeedle weok, e~gial atei' - - ~ The Scholatiti year will be divided into two'Ses ins of five montfis eneh. Pupils wilt be- ecaisred rom the time of entering tothe end'of the Session. uitiosi In advince.~ Good Board can be had in the'Viilago at fronm i8 to $10 per month. R. MIERRIWETHER, S. P. GETZEN, A. .J. HIAMMOND, . .&S W. GARDNER, ,..e - .A. SHAW. j Dec5tf 4 H~E Subseriver wishing to -change his' location LoffeLrs fr sale Jhis,VALUABLE PLANT. cON, containini l'hree Hundred k Seventy-sevenAcres ying on Salada Rirer,iiad adjoining lands ci~. Wn . Strother, A. Clark and David Payne, niear ozean's Ferry, and within two or three-hundred ards of the Greenville.&Colombia Rail Road.' The Tract contains about one hundred aeres in ~riginal rorest, whilst the rest-is- under'ence. One ~udred and fify is-in a -hgli state' of cultivation, fwhielrthere is -from seventy-Sive to one hundred ereoflin- bottom land equal to any and surpassed iynotie in theitate. Thin plantatio-baegootdoat ets an'excellent ranges for Atoe'Tk.' " - - -OnieiitIsisa e god Tio'DrIwelling lltse and all neeeary plantation bmikbmge.' Also, Spring of never failng water. gg Any person wishing~to purchase will call on he Subscriber who resides on the premises, and he rl take-pleasuro in showing them the above t e. ~-. J. W. MAYNAs. 'F Cort'oses,G lo'tIz hiiitIdir,otae st Manafin -Ji a -iertiis -Pt~ntatin situ te in g&oeld'Dilstrict,-~on*LiteSid Rifer, ontaining rwo Euked i Seventy-SIx Acres, fore or less, and adjoining lands of Thornton Cole an Josiah Etheridge,.andi other. There are 50 acres of prime Bottom Land, .be nging to the Tract. Also sonmc 30 sores of land eently cleared and fenced. Upon the premises are good out-buildings, amon'g en a Bairn,. a Stable, a Smoke 1House, a Kitchen and .sundry Negro Houses. -The licalthfulnees-of e plantatio-i is unexceptionable, and among its ather recommendations is to be included a.' all'of ~xcel nt water, supeuoro gay iai&~iI ~oats, with interest from tle~yorsa+ - . -LP. RIDGELL. Nov.-5,-1855 . ~ g. I 7tg. . 45 FOR8LE, 1'HE STORKE HOUsEZDxtast ~of R. H -~l L livan's, 30 feet front and 60'deep, cna b'ree rooms below, one above, an( Go f CHE TAN.:YARD) and Lot -adjoialingpamid.-ean aining about three acres. --- NE LOT on the branok adjolniag G.1L. Refo. - R. T. MIMS. Ot 9 - tf 38 i AAAY from the Subscriber aoutfhe 15th USeptemiber last' bi uyofa MED. -Said nan is about thirty year. of age, heavy bliit, weigh. g I1(0 or' 380 gpouds, rather -of a' copper complec ion, and has a cut on one of his middle fingers, arhich causes It to bend in at the ut.'~n He. rmerly belonged to iMr. James H.m ngin, nd it is verf probisble he Is lukg in that ~iqinIty. Or, he miay be down on the Edlsto River, there he-is acquainted. The above reward of $20 is offered forhlisappre esion and delivery to me, near Cairo P. 0., or in any Jail in the State o. that I cana get him. Dec 5 . tf ..47 Notice [8S Hereby given to all eoneerned thata5al-set tlement will- be.made 01 the -iae of Daniel iwith, dee~d., in the Ordiary's Ogioe*a #dgefield E H., on the 4th Afonday la' Januarf nezkt. :All ierons indebted will please maeke paymenthby .the ove timie, and those having defianda wil present Item by the same time. JOHN P'. MICKLERt C..SMITH. Ot 28,1855. .___._-42_ -Flaoring Extrcts, A L AIdE' va orsae y - May2 o't , 19 MB. . 1G ' 'D TOE ., M417 ega. q'less r of Octly n dation dmda#vatAr" isi+ llirdom, ill or"the""Ykepeittdes itlrli r. atson Iia llir ' iMinr r irv meow-_4 ESW a4lilr t#i Th1 ti rit!I r ; , R =1*16iWom f . uguiiM - , r Fagus minister to thAr en-tire ;;M446, i t t1+ 35ofslAr li Lo rdi!'.f' siP tltsw'sllelfefp " l l piirEl tf W-tolisf4I V mrawa it Hamburg, October 2, - It' ..Saw V :.. tlie . M e AM ) C.. :TIES: arso i iI l Y"otr pTe d:' A aai .8t ;tl ' tao tiia mFi$e s1t aU ,esidi ji! w r neceelr oat hoi . A Sbe der - tieo'riel inn fertile gate ard{ ..... h;. , ' ;Granev 1n R mR eo trio $nbscribec: t c $ d blc ID h' : Ov 07 AG 11 (;Ilarieifp-a tneu *%, 'Y 1918 above 3 weeVy:Iasert s, 5fld.for*t v, 1ROITii of ' e my P1hhletMe'ie Jibe le uct cell. "taininq Six HuAdr"a t Fifty Acrd, One bun4red ati/ 9 j!rleie eitd"oae hundred of i s tn11" i - 04, 4ar -0 1 r n* 0 al. .,.Willis ; as 3 '6't en; nd for he ft rPassed br -the District. The p ot+ of th 1 to, .any in the . eighbtn io od, as th will shuw. It is well witercd, an # in wad hundred yards ct'tbebouie ;a trts fiPt in 'Ah .. I, plait of'the Sella:. - ' " =< Thee is a ewnfurtablo I vel6ug ;IIgp i pll nicessary+ outbuildings on-the p'reipise. The above named Tract. of. L.nd cony in SAO. a rIe*warMhg-to-= tle dueeatebts tly alo bddfir= ?." d i t a1o c nk'tn ds V lliZd; * tiill". ! hrmdeolka Ibt K brelstt the Tract, where timber dgt i. J, eem.t Wanep<"suarl t rea taste e co bet in vile pttjsobsa sh fp, .ti G} o " gT1 f atp! C3 pt A' ::..i. i., r " ." , -- L P rAll:- , , ; -K " " .mot~ uierro erty or C $ nndgigaa, mten iagtOver ii}