Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 16, 1856, Image 3

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*LATER 1E0E NUE0OE. NET Yoi, Jlty 1.-The British and North Ambrican. Royal MAill Steamship Africa, Capt. N. Shannon, has arrived at this port from Liver pool, With advices to the 28th uIt. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENE.-The Liverpool Cottoi Market was firm, with an active specu lative demand. The, lower qualities had ad vanced Id. per lb. The sales during the week ending rhursday, the 26th nit., had comprised 66,000 bales, of which speculators took 12,000, and exportera 2000,. leaving 42.000. bales of all desoriptions to. the'trade.. On Friday, the 27th nit., 12,000 bales changed hands, including 4000 topeculators and 3000 to exporters. TaR LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET was a trifle higher in consequence of the bad weather in England. The finer qualities of Flour had advanced Is. per bbl. 196 lbs. Wheat had ad vanced 2d. per 70 lbs. Corn was a trifle lower, and all closed on the 28th nit. less firm. THE LIVERPOOL PRovIsIqp MARKET was un changed. GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.-POlitical affairs were quiet. In the British House of Commons, Lord Palmerston declined to assume the respon sibility in a direct or indirect manner, of Ameri can affairs, as he believed that in the present state of the relations between Great Britain and the United States it would not conduce to a settlement of the points in dispute to discuss the question. The English papers contain letters from Lord Clarendon to Mr. Dallas, on the Enlistment - difficulty and Cetral American affairs, expres sing his satisfaction thi Mr. Dallas had been authorised to negotiate the settlement of -the latter question. Another Battalion of Rides had been sent to -Canada. In Spain further disturbances had occurred in Valladolid and Valencia. Russia is busilyengaged in making the de . fences of Nicolaieff and Sebastopol stronger than ever. Proclamations, encoiraging pillage and assis' sination, are being circulated throughout Italy. It is rumored qiat the King of Naples is dis posed to reject the counsels of thi Western Powers. A private interview is rumored between the Emperors of Austria and France. IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA, NICARAGUA AND MEXICO. NEW ORLEASS. July 12, 1856. ' The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived at this port with San Francisco dates to the 20th uIt. The George Law takes to New York S'700.000 in specie, and despatches from the Commissioners, relative to the Isthmus difficul ties. CALIFonuiA.-There is no decrease of the .excitement at San Francisco. Very few res pond to the Governor's proclamation of June 4th. The Vigilance Committee have opened books fur recruits, and have received the namues of thousands. They have also 6000 stand of - arms and ten pieces (if artillery. Their force is divided int ten regiments. Strong breastworks have been erected in front of the Coinnittee's rooms on the top of which is an alarm bell, and there are several pieces of cannon on the adja cent roofs. Six more rogues have been banished by the Vigilance Committee, who continue their arrests. The crimes and casualties are numerous. There is no interest whatever in politics. The reports from the mines are favorable, and agricultural pursuits prosperous. OREGo'.-Indian hostilities continue in Ore ron.. Capt. Smith's command was attacked Seadows, w ith the loss f twelve killed and twea'ty-five wounded. The Indian loss was - con.idratle. Col. WVright aind one third of his -cotmmand had been killed by the Yankimia Indians. CENTR.AL A MERIA.-The advices brought by the Danietl Webser from Central America, are importaint. Gen. Walker was eleeted President of Nicr.ra gua on 24th ult.-Rivas and his Miinister of War having left Leon on the 12:hi. -Rivas afterwards appeared at Chinaudagua, collected at. force of 600 natives, called in the outposts and ordered the American troops to evacuatpe Leon. The order was obeyed, and Riv'as toh.k posses sioa of the town with 120 men. Walker ha< de clared the Rivas party traitors. The ofiileers of the former cabinet stand by Walker. A strong revolution has broken out at Costa Rica, beaded by the party that opposed the inva sion of Nicaragua. Advices from Guatemala slate that the ad vance guard of the army had arrived on the 1lit. and Santa Anna wvas cordially received. It i reported that Col. Gomez and other oflicers of' the Alexican army had gone to Guatemalia. gV' THE Congregatinnalists of Rhode island have resolved to discontinue fellowship with the Presby terians, both Old and 1New Schools. The slavery question is~he matter at issne. g| TttzaE is less cotten, at the various ports in the United States, at this time, by about forty thon *sand bales, than at the same time last year. MAaRIED, on thursday evening 10th inst., by Rev. J. al. Chil..s, Rev. W. P. 11IL. to Miiss ScsAs ' CRaws al! of Greenwood, Abbeville l)istrict,S. C. 1:,onhe30th nit., Jouxs ErLtAs, infatit son of John and S. A. Lake. The little wearied form and achiing head are at rest on the bosom of the Faviur. DIEn, suddenly, t Greenwood A bbeeille District 'S. C.. on the 7th itnst., EctriAr [lEsECCA. yoUngest child of Dr. Ilorace W. and Eugenia Rt. Le'a:.d, aged one y ar and eight mouths. D)IED, at Mlississippi Bar, California, on the 13th of Mlay. 185O, very suddenly, SDitEox S. loA'rn, ' kermeriy of South Caroligaa, iiged 45 years.. DaED. 8th Mlay lat, JonN SAxDEas, a citizee of this District, in his 91st year. fl1e mtade a professioni of faoithi in Christ, by uniting; h'.'nself with the Daptist Chumeh, at Mlt Pleaisantl and lived an honored member-and havinti attained a geod old ace, fell asleep in Jesus. " Thanks be uyto God, which givedh us the victory through our Lord .Ie.,us .Christ." . so, died, ont the 30th June hast, Jons Tunat~i IarSL., inl the 87th year of his agre.I lIe wacs a memober oIf the lRaptist Chiureh, at Dethel, but is gone from .this worild of afllhet:on., cares aind rorrows, to that better werlbl, to' enter into the joys of hi~s Lordl, even that rest that re mnyins to the peop1le of God. " Verily blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, fronm hoenceforth. yea, salith the Spirit, that they emay rest from thei: labors.,, A. W. A. DiP.D, at tlhe resid e'ce of hler son (. -S. I~arr son.) near Cotlumbus, Ga., on Saturday. the 5th inistaint, Mrs. hMARY ANN lIARRitoc, aged 52 years. For many months ihe deceased sn'ret ed the wea riness (If ani aggravaiting 'ir a~e .of thie lungs, which kept her prostrate for a ost of' tihe timne. .I nt, with the fertitude of a chiristian. she bore her alilietions, without a single iiistrust of the moereiful intentins of the !!ceavenly F.ather, and fittally unet 4the hist enemyv" with that unmwaveriing faith wvihi a chris tian's' hop-a. a'ore ispires. 11er funeral servic' s took t.lace on Sunday mning at the Raptist Chnreh (If which shu was for many year's an upright and consistent imenber. ,JiE D itt this diatriet, on the 12th instant, rof Tv ieid ft ver, Mirs. .SAr~At Eumzsies, wife of .John F. Ednmunds, anid dau'.thiter of Levi and .Mariah 'New brv, deceased, in te 22d year of her a'je. Shie p( ssessed niatiurally a rnost amiable desition, and -was adho:rned withi all those noble graces whieb eni -bel, ihte life of a ttue Chtristiau. D)ErARTErD this life, on the 24th of JTune last, at his lathe r's residence, in Edgefiyld District, of Ty phoiui Fevecr, WILLI~AM W. 51Ayios, son of George V. Mlr.yson, in the 19th year of his age. W1itiam was a studuttt of D~ue-West Acaendey, in A bl-vihfe Distaict t but complaining of beieng un we ll. his instructor advised himit to visit lhis fi irnds ad spend a Tew weeks at home ; but he hbud beeni at home but a few daiys befotre this fell disease de vehoped itself in its mosrt malignant formn greatly aff..oting his mind, anid in five days frem its dhevel. opmoent, W1-IA~t was no more. ie hits left a father, an aflicted mother, several brothers and one siter to mnourn his early departure. "When lonming youth is snatcht d away By death's resistless hand,. Oar hearts the mournful tribute pay, Which pity must demnd. E. D. Masonic Notice, A RIEGULAR Communication of :ONCORDIA LODGE, No. 50, X. F. K., will be held at their Hall, on Saturday evening, July 19th, at 7 o'clock. ti By order of the W. M. JOHN C. MAYSON, Szc'AY. July 9 2t 26 rJ The friends of GEORGE W. LANDRUM ' respectfully announce him as a Candidate for a seat n the next Legislature. g'TtE Friends of W. C. MORAGNE, Esq., 8 respectfully announce him as a Candidute for re election to a seat in the Iouse of Representatives at the next election, al gWMaj. ABRAM JONES is respectfully an- a nounced by his friends as a Candidate for a seat in the House of Representatives at the ensuing election. Extra Court of Equity. p ORUDER ED, that an EXTRA Court of Equity F for Edgefield Distriet, for the despatch of bu.i u siness left unfinished at the last sitting, be -held on the SECOND MONDAY of Augest next, to con tinue so long as may be necessary. Also, ordered, that the Register give notice of this.Extra Court in the newspapers of this District. F. H. WARDLAW. July 12, 1856. 4t 27 r4 F1 To the Public,.I R. B. ROTHSCHILD, Regular F M BI nWusician, is connected with my Family 14 School. Mr. ROTSCILD is the firbt Musician who has left the City and ever visited the country. Those who would study the. Rudiments of Miusic -speak German, French or Italian, in addition to 1 Schlastic Course, can come and oce our classes, and J join th,-m if desirable. J. W. JONES. p, Calhaun's Mills, July 16, 2t 27 C KING'S MOUNTAIN 0 Preparatory Military School, b Yorkville, S. C. B - 24M0V 8 - M. JENKINS, (Senior in Organiza tion. Regulation and Discipline.) Professor of Mathematics and Nat Pat:cir.u.s { ural Philosophy. A. COWARD, (Senior in Business matters.) Professor of Belles Let tres and French. C. A. SEA3ROOK, Professor of Ancient Langua- I ges and Assistant in English Branches. D. If. TI OMIESSON, M. D., Surgeon. A 1. P. BOYD, Bursar. TlIE SECOND SESSION of this Institution will be opened in the new Garrison Buildings C on the 1st of September. P Terms of Second Session.-For School Expen ses, i. e., Tuition Books &e., Board, Lights, Fuel el and Washing, $60*-payable $40 on entrance, and $40 on Ist of November. No one -under 12 or over 18 years of age will be received. The services of a Physician having been engaged, there will be no extra charge for medical attendance. Until the 15th of August letters will be directed 0m to Charleston, S. C. tl *A' the rate of $200 per annum. L July 10 3 27 Medical College of Georgia, AUGUSTA, JULY, 1856. IlIE TWENTY-FIFTII Course of Lectures in this Institution will comineuve the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEBEl NEXT. V4 FACULTY. -.i G. l. NEWTON, NI. D., Anatomy. - b L. A. DUTGAS, N1. ID., Surgery. al 1.1'. G.A RVIN, 31. 1)., Miateria Medica, T-hera- s penites, and Nledicail Jurisprudence. ti J. A. -EVI ik M. D., Obstetrics and Diseases of y, Women and Infants. 11. V. NI. MlL LER, M. D., Physiology and Pa- at to. gien! A natomny. I h A LEX. MI EA SS M. D., Professor of Chemistry. L. I). FORD. . 13., Institutes and Practice of lediinte. I1. F. C A MPRELL, M. D., Surgical, Comnpara t:ve, and Mlicroseop'ical An:tonmy. S. CA MPBE LL. 51. 1)., Demonstrator of Anat >my. S. R. SuIMONS, M. D., A ssistant Demenstrator. J Ultl.\11 1JA R RS, NI. D)., Prosetor to Profes sor of $urgerv. Clinic-d Lectures will lie delivere'l regulathy at the City lItespital, and ample o.porunites will be dflred oir the study of Practical Anatomty. Fees for the entire Course............$105 00 blatriculation T licket (to be taken once).. 5 00 Fur further particulars. app'ly to G.M3. N E WTON, Dean. Attgustat, .1ul 15, ____2m - 27 To Contractors. T!E C<.ntract for builing a NEW BRIDGE] T nross Big hlorse Criek will be let to the owe't bidder en the 1tith of Septemnber next, at theU Brige, precisely v t 12 o'e'aeck.I Plan atmd Specifientions may be seeni at the resi ene of T. W. Whmatley or Thos. G. Lamar until the day for letti' I. Bly order of the hoard of Comnmia.ioners, ~ S. S. WISE, Chiair. July 10 St 27 Sherifras Sale. Bm dreced wil poeed t sell at Edgefield I . I I., on the first Mlonday in A ugust next, the fol lowing eases, viz : Andrew Jordan vs Hansom Jordan, One Negro0 girl name Anun andl three mules,. The State vs Williamson Bfrisc, Otto creanm olored Stahio(n Horse. Terms Cash. JA S. EIDSON, s. E.D. July 14, 1856. 3: 27 Look at This! TOST, some time between the first and tenth of .LI ue last. a lairge ealf-.kin POCKET BOO1K, containitg Ekeven Dolla.rs in money. One ten dul !ar bill on the Hamburg batik, and one dollar on soie other batik. Also, one note ont John Dust, 1 for eight hundred and twenty-five dollars, ($825] I due the first any of January next, with interest from the date : also, another note given by the same, to moe, for five hund red and between sixty and seventy dollars, due when given, with several credits on it, d the amount of prinicipal remaining on said note be tveen two hundred and fifty anad sixty dollars ialso, si a nte on damnes Riley, fur six dollars and sixty- et eight cents: also ,an order of David Bulloick, for C eight hundared brick, with several other smiall notesC ad n'ocounts on other p~eole, the amounts not cuf- i t etd. A.;:y per, on finding said poeket book, andg rturinmg to, ime, shall tie amply rewarded.j WIhtLIl.\SON WILIlAMR.h July 16, 185 . 3 27_ Cashi Only for' Staanps and Stanped Enrelopes. IN futnre I positively cannot. rnor will not, sell any itanups or Stamped Envelop.-s, unless paid f.or/ n-on d. livery, as 1 timnd it imipo~ssible to eol:eet the silne when neetded. and I have to pay lfor then at C tIce end of each Quiarter, as the Post Office De- t' partne:.t req1uirs. I lear what my instructions from e the I )ep:lr mment says : "A s yen have no right to use or credit out money It which h'-lonags toe the U nited .states it is re'quired that you have balance due at thme etid of each quar. ter. ready to. be paid oni dlemntd." I Ile se a,serve the above as I am cmpielled to comply strictly with this rule. A R AMSEY, P. MI. State of Southa Carolina, Ik -IN UIRDINARY1. B Y W. F. DUltisOE, Esquire, Ordinary of Elly. - field Distnici. Whr,?,, J.lel P. Ahntey hiath afplied to me for enemars of Administration, tin alt and sinenlar thie C aiis a' dI elhuleis righats and credits of E. P. A buey, 2 lute of the Dluirict afoire~aid, decensed. These are; t herefore, tom cite andu admoish all arid singular, thae kmndred and crediters of the said deceas ed, to be nmnd appear beforeme, at our nest Ordinary's Cout: for the said Dlistneat, to be holden ait k'.dgmefield U. 11., on the 28th day of July inst., to vhow ens., ifrany, n by the said adlmirn-tratim n ,.hould not be granted. i Gven. under my hand andl seal, this ith day of July, in thme year of oter Lord one thousand eight huidrd and fifty-sis, and In the 8Ith year of An.ezi cai Independenac. WV.F. DUJRISOE, 0. E. I). Jlyh16 2z27 Corn lReal and UMoainy AL WAYS for sa'e at the subscriber's residence,. I. W. NICIIOLSON. Ja..26 - . 7s irocery and Cotton Business, BY HAMMOND & LARK, HAMBURG, S. C. - TH E Subscribers have this day , k associated themselves together for ie purpose of conducting a general COTTON AND GROCERY BUSINESS, In all its branches. The apparent necessity for a House in Hamburg 'here the Planter can with certninty procure ALL [IS SUPPLIES. has prompted us to make it enerally known, that a large and carefully selected STOC'EE 4OW GrOO"DO tall always be. kept, and sold as low as can be archased in Augusta or any other Southern mar et. Orders for Goods strictly attended to, and all rticles sent out warranted to please, and at prices i low as if parties ordering were personally present. We are now fitting up the large Brick Store ijoining the Warehouse occupied by Chas. H1am tond, where we will be pleased to meet our nu erous friends, and the public generally. We will ty them liberal prices for their Cotton and other roduce, and offer every inducement to trade with CHARLES HAMMOND, JAMES C. LARK. Uanburg, July 14, 1856. -- A C AR D. I AVING effected a change in my business by a connection with Mr. Charles Hammond, I spectfully tender my thanks to my old friends and astomers generally, for their constant and inerens .g patronage, and earnestly solicit for the new irm of lIAMOND & LARK a continuance of the tme. JAS. C. LARK. Hamburg, July 14, 1856. A C.AR D. - TAKE the present occasion to renew my kind - acknowled . oments to my friends for the liberal tronage exteided to me in the Warehouse and ommission Business, and would 'ay to them, that ie business shall be continued as heretofore, on y own account; and their interest in my hands Lall at all times be fully protected. CIIAS. HA51MOND. Hamburg, July 14, 1856. 4t 27 S~c5"Ewm"EIJGr M . THE EXPERIENCED AMBROTYPIST, FROM AUGUSTA, GA., ~S now prepared to offer the citizens of Edgefield . and vicinity a rare opportunity to obtain as tine A yE z3R OTT P ES, s are taken in any city in the United States. ooms at JOHN LEIG1'S OFFICE. Those who wish Likennesses must call early, as igagments previously made in Georgia, will not ermit me to remain anler the 20th July. 0- AMIROTYPES taken equally as well in udy as in fair weather. E getield. .luly 9 2t 20 Edgefield Huzzas, Attention! LT O J are hereby notified to attendat your parade Lground, at Edgefield C. II., on Saturday, 26th st.. in full uniform. In pursuance of an order from Col. J. F. Talbert, irre will be, on that day, an election held for First kutenant in the company. By order of J. B. GRIFFIN, Captain. MArTIN IEDLOCK, 0. S. July 9 3t 26 Notice! [H1E subscriber having furnished himself with a L sufficient quantity of youna mules, .ffers the iluable YOUNG JACK AOLTO for sale. lie of the Mlolteze stock, his form cannot be surpnased an- .Jack in the State. lie is a good performer ad '.sure foal getter, and as to his colts they will ow for th~emselves. They cannot be beateu by t colts of any Jack in the State. Molto is six ar~s old on thme lirst ofJanmuary last. Those wishing to purchase would do well to come ma see me and view- the J::ck. He will pay for imslf in onle season.' Terms u ill be made easy by securing the pay. DANIEL HOLLAND. July 9, 1856. 4t 25 Excuntive~ Departnenlt, COLU.\lB!A, JTune 5, 1856. Y His Excefleney JAur~s lI. A vAus, Governor Iandi Commander- in-Chicf in and over the State 'South Cara.lina. Whereas, info'rmation has been received at this epartmentt that a mnurde r was co.mmitted in the ity of Colun.bia on the 29th nit., by N El), a ne ro man,. thte property or D r. C. Ales.tngue', on the dv .f l)emnys, a negro man beloniging to sadl Dr. . ontunue. and that Ned has fled fromt justice: Now KNOW Ya, that to the endl justice miay be ane, atnd that thme maid negro Nedl ny be brut legal trial-for his otffecas aforesaid, I J.4tEs 11. n DAis, Go~v<-rner as aforesaid, dar issue thia my roelatoion, oflfering a reward of One llundred tollars for his apprehension and delivery into any ii in this Statte. Ned is about twenty-one years [d, five feet sit inches hight, stout built, walks brisk d lively, is of dark copper col..red complexion. d wears sma:l Lold ear rings. Given under my hand and the seal of the State, the 5th .June, A. D)., 1S55, and in the 80 th s.] year of Americat Independence. JAM ES 1I. A DAMS. JeA xs Pr-rEarFON, See'ry of State.. July 9 3 . - - 26 State of South Carolina. EDGIEl) D)ISTRICT: IN ORDINARY. Y WV. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge field District: Whereas, James S. Coleman bath applied to me for etters of Administration, w' ith the will annexed on all ad singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits Polly S. C. Stewart, late of the District aforesaid, ceeased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonishm all and ngular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceas I, to e and appear before me, at ournert Ordinary's ourt for the said District, to be holden at Edgefield .H., on the 21st day of Jutly inist., to show cause, any, why the said Admuinistraetion shouldl not be ranted. Given under my hand and seal, this 8th day of aly in the year of otur Lord one thtotusand eight tndred and fifty-six and in the eighty-first year of mericn Independefice.' W. F. DURISOE, 0. E. 1). July 9, 1856. 2t 26 Adanstao' Notice. 11E creditors of Nirah IRobertson, dee'd, are Ahereby notitied to asiemible in the Ordinary's Iffiee for Edgefield Distriet ont Tuesday 7th oh Oe aber next, at which timte a final settlemnet on thec slate of said deensed will be made. There nre ot enoughi of fundtl to pay in full, which renders nc~ssary that [he precise amount of each elpaim ould be ascee tainmed, that the apportionment mnay u exact. WV. D. ,JE.NINGS, A dz'aor. July 8. 1856 tf 2G New Flour. OW in steore a lot ort superfmne FLOUR, ground froiNewv Wheat, for sale at the lowest rmar et price, for cash,, by, I.SULVN June 25, tf '24 Wanted, )V[ [il Oood DRY 11IDES, for which I wi'l d,'UUU' pay the cash. R. H. SULLIVAN. June 25, if 24 100 Negroes Wanted ! 111 lE stubscrib~ers wish to purchase ONE IUN DRED NEGItOES, young Men and Wa icti, Boys and Girls. A ny person having such roperty to sell, will do well to give us information. M iER RIMON & CI.INKSCA LES. Greenwood, S. C.,.lune 25, 1856 3m 24 Pictures Framed, NY person wishing to have pictures framed .can have it attended to eithe'r in Rose Wood r Gilt Moulding, at the Post Office, by A. RAMSAY. .....5, Ir 24 -A B'I' TNT~AI Udgeleld 0. ,0. T IE Undorsigbed having fermed a Co-Pal nership fur the purpose ofrarrying on u Furniture business, respectfully. call, the attenti. of the public to their new and exdellent Stock -C CABINET FUlRNITURE, At the stand formerly occupied.-by M5. Lod Hi and adjoining Mr. John Colgan!s,-Merchont Taili Shop, where they are prepared to'iinly kil orders Greatly Reduced erices.! We intend keeping our Rooms aljways wi a great variety of the latest and oisn uionab Our present Stock consists of a No. 1.Iotof BUREAUS, WARDROSS, BEDSTE AS35 (A large and splendid variety BOOK-CASES, TABLES, WASHSTANDS, 4 ---o--- j We will also make COFFINS order,;at I shortest nitice, and at reduced rat, MATTRESSES! We have and intend keeping constaitji on hat a fine assortment of MOSS and COTIN MAI TRESSES which will' be sold cheaps'than evi before.offered in this place. ggREPAIRING old Furniture,.promptly a tended to. We are determined to give satisfaction to all wi may favor as with their patronage, and-by warran ing our work to be put up. in a-workmanlike mat ner and of the best inaterial, wo. hope to secure liberal share of public encouragement. M. A. MA1KERT, W. GOTTSCH ALK Junel1 61 9. 23 PIANO FORTES! -i:rn CoM i :.tE HE undersigned having remove' their stock of Sheet Muasio uk Musical Instruments to Rome, Geo-fI beg leave to return, to the citizend of South Carc lina, their sincere thanks for the liberal patronag bestowed, and to inform those still in want of Pian, that we still keep a stock .of Plane in Augusta, which we will sellat unpreceden ed low rates. Those wanting Piabos, will find greatly to their advantage to Write to b, as we wai rant to please in prices, and qualityof instrumenti 07 Orders or inquiries addresse& to us at Augu ta or Rome, Geo., will meet with prompt attentioi A. A. CLARK & SON, Augusta Geo., or A. A. CLARK& SON, Rome Gen. June 28, tf 13 REES & LINTON, . Warehouse, Commissionu'erchanti AUGUSTA, GA., R11E Undersigned have formed a Co -.< lpartnership fur the transaetion of a GEN ERAL WAREOUSE and COMMlISSIO] lIUslNESS, and will, on the first of Septembt next. take the new Fire Proof Warehouse on JaelI son street, now occupied by Crocker & Rees. We will give our strict personal attention to a business entrusted to our care, and would respee fully Y olicit a share of public patronage. Mr. R EES would take this occasion to return b sincere thanks to the friends and patro-s of the fir of Crocker & Rees for their libera} patronage, at would solicit a continuance of the mime fur the ne Firm. gp All orders for Dagging, Rope and Famil Supplies, will he carefully filled at the lowest mark, prices. -The usual cash advances made when required. JOIIN-0. REES, of the firm ol' Crbeker & Rlees, * SAMUEL D.I NTON. A ugusta, June 27, . Si 25 Repairing Gins PEPRiONS desirous of having tiheir Gins repnl ed and in good consditiuon before the Ginnit season is at hand, will dowell tp..ablln the unde signed, whuopromises to givesatisfaction to evel one. All work warranted. Letters addre~ssed to me at Edgefleld C. II., w receive early attention. . . W. B. MAYS. July 2. 1856. 4t 25 -U. S, Mail Line, ONY and after Fridny, June 26th, the Stage JNmnety-six Depot via Edgefield C. Ii., w eave A ugusta at 7 u'clock in the n orning on Mol d ns, WAednesdauys nnad Fridnys. Rleturning leis Ninety-Six Ilepot Tutedays, Thursdays anid Sat dys on arrival of the Cars, and lpas Edgefield 1.. at 46 1P. M., ons its way to llamburg and .A gstat. Trhie Accu~ommodtio'n Stage' is discontinue alter th:s day. F. M. K IClOL AS, A gent. Carolina Ilotel. June 2Cih , 1856. 4t 25 Land for Sale. Ti~ lE subveribevr offers for rale Isis traet of i I lyinug two miku s . E. of the Pite Ilouse, adijol ing hands s.f U. M. Wever, William Toney, at others. conitainuing FIVE HUNDRED AND NINETY ACRES iNlueh the In' gest portion of n huiehs isin wouds. (. the preunises are a gi od dwelling house an~d oth necessary buildings. together with a suew-mill, elI whiceh is nentrly new. Thle situation is healthay, ni the land well adapted tou farming. 1ie will us: grat pleasure in showinag it to a'hy one wishing purchase. *AU3SALOM IIORNE. July 9, 1856. tf '- 25 Notice. A LL Pr rsons concerned will take notice that IIhave appointed Dr. .Jamnes A. D~evore ni Robert A tkins my Agents and A ttorneys to repr sent tie in the collection of the debt. dne to 1 Estate of .John Douby, dee'd., and in all othier duti devolving upon mue as aduministrator of said decease M A TILDA DOBY, A dm'or. Feb 11 tf 6 The Great Remedy. 110 PPERSOF A Q. SI:\MONS' LIVE IlNE, just received and fur sale by I. II. SULLI VAN. June 25. . tf 24 Ranaway, F ROM the residence of the Subscriber on ti 17th inst., the folluiDing negro slaves, viz: A NN IS, a mulatto woman, about 50 years of ag anl her two children, Emma and Sopihy, both m1 Itos, the eldest iabout 12 and the other about vears of age. ~ lF'1TY, a likely black woman, about 25 yen of age, and her two children, buith ui~attos, one likely boy aibout 5 years of age, and 'the othier url inbut 2 years old. Said niegroes are aueeustoined to house work, at are valuable ns seuemstresses, particularly B~etty. A~ persons are 'hereby cautioned from harboring sit negroes,.nas the law will'be strictly enforced. A reasonable comnpensation wi.1 be given for the apprehension. P. F. LABORDE, Ex'ur. .uly9, 1856. 'tf 26 Notice,. A LL persons indebted to the Estate of Mi .1Sarauh LniBorde, diecased, are requested make immediate payment, and sill those having at lemands will present them duly attested accordis to law, to P. F. LABORDE, Eeuo M. LABORDE. Excuor July 9, 1856. 4t 25 Summer Dress Goods at low Prices R) II. SU LLIVA N wishuing to-elose ount a ye .e handsome assortment of BA REG ES ati other DRESS GOODS, will sell them at GREAl LY R EDUCED PRICES. a T1.Csh biuyers will find this tlue place to g abeatiful dress chuep. June 25, , tf . 24 Parasols and Umbrellas. NOW is the time to buy Umbrellas, Parast LandlBuggy Shades. R. 1. SULLIVAN. Jun.e5t - 24 e New Store and Now Goods.' E. PENN, Ag't., Williams & Chridtie, on Park Row an en -t. tire NEW mid Fresh Stock of S 8EASONABLE SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, ,n to which he respectfully invites the attention of his OLD CUSTOMERS;and the public generally. His Stock has been selected with great care and embraces ageneral assortment of l, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, )r SHOES, HATS. BONNE TS, at HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GROCERIES, SADDLRY, #c., #c. ti All of which lie will sell on accommodating terms. le April 9, 1856. tf .13 Groceries, &c. - HE Undersigned have formed a Co-partner. .L ship in business, under the firm of SIBLEY & USHER, at the old and well known stand of SIBLEY & Sox, Corner of Market and Centre Streets, Hamburg, for the transaction of a general Grocery, Provision & Cotton Business, * Where we intend to keep constantly on band a full supply of Goods, nna will sell as LOW for CASH as any other house. e Our Stock consists in part or the following: Clarified, Crushed, Powdered, St. Croix, Porto Itico and New Orleans SUGAR; New Orb-ans and West India MOLASSES; d Java and Rio COFFEE; Irish POTATOES for planting; r BACON, LARD and BUTTER. Bagging, Rope and Twine, Shoe and Sole Leather, Mackefel, Kitts and Barrels, Blankets, Negro Cloths, Osnaburgs, Saddles and Bridles, Wooden Ware, t. Pepper and Spice, Fresh Rice, Sack and - Table Salt, Tea of various kinds, Indigo, a Window Glass Lamp, Linseed and Train Oil, Paints, Powder, Rifle and Blasting, Shot and Lead, a good assortment of Chairs, Rock aways, Office, Arm and Children's Bedsteads, Sofas, Feathers. Mexican and Peruvian Guano, Kittlewell's Salts,. Lime and Plaster, Iron, German and Cast steel Nails, assorted. &a., &0 JOSIAH SIBLEY JOHN USHER SR. Hamburg, Jan 23,1856. ly 2 BY THE LAST BALOON FROM NEW YORK, few more of those beautiful CRAPE BON ~. -NETS an additional assortmentof Mlantillas, it Nainsook and dotted Swiss Musline. . . BLAND & BUTTLER. . May 28 tf 20 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN COMMON PLEAS. WILEY C. GLOVER, who is in the custody of the Sheriff of Edgefield District, by virtue -of a Writ of Cap as ad Salisfaciendum, at the suit f Willinm A. Archer, having filed in my Office togethe'whih a Schedu'e on oath of his estate and 11 effects, his petition to thes Court of Common Pleas, praying that he nay be admitted to the benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly, mnAe for the relief of insolvent debtors: It is ordered that the said William A. Archer and all other creditors to . whom the said Wiley C. Glover is in anywise in r debted, be, and they are hereby summoned,,and have notice to appear before the said Court at Edge field Court Ilouse, on Monday the sixth day of 1 October next, to show cause if any they can why the prayer of the petitioner aforeraid shoul-I not be s TfiOS. G. BACON, c. c. P. n Clerk's Office, June 16, 1856 16t 24. State dft South Carolina, yEDGEFIELD DISTRICT, Lit IN COMMON PLE AS. H ENRY R1..SPA NN, who is in the custody of the Sheriff of Edgeield District, by virtue of a Writ of Capia: ad Satisfaciendum, at the suit of -Jamies Sheppard, having filed in my Offike together with a Schedule on oathl of Ils estate and effects, his .-petitioin to the Court of Common Pleas, praying that lhe may be admitted to the bcnefit of the Actsa of the General Assembly made for the relief of insolvent r debtors: It is ordered that the said James Shep ipard,. and a:] other. ereditors to whom the said r. Ihenry R. Spann is in- anywise indebted, be, and -y they are hereby sunmmoned, and have notice to appear before the said Court at EdgeflelId Court ill House, on Monday the sixth day of October next, to show cause if any they can why the prayer of the petitioner aforesaid should not be granted. THOS. G. BA CON, c. d. w. - Clerk's Ofice, June 16, 1856 , 16t 24. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, -EDGEFIELD DISTRICT IN COMMON PLE AS. T HIOMAS .J. H A RRIS, who is ini the custody ol the Sheriff of Edgefield Distriet, by virtue of a Writ of Capiae ad reepondendum, at the suit ot il tienry lloward, having filed in my Office together with a Schedule on oath of lisa estate atnd effects. lis petition to the Court of Comm;,on Pleas, praying that he may be admittedl to the benefit of the Acts r- of the General Assembly made fur the relief of in Ssolvent debtors : It is ordered that the said Ihenry Li- Iward, and all oilier creditors to whom the said dThomas .1. 11 arris is in any wise indebted, be, andl they are hereby sugamibned,:ind have notice to ap pear before said Court at Edgefield Court Ilouse, -on Monday the sixth dny of Octob~er next, to show enure if any the-y can why the prayer of the petitioner aforesaid should not be granted. d TIIOS. G. B ACON, c. c. r. -. Clerk's Office, June 16, 1956 16 241. iSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. n IN COMMON PLE AS. ert , ILI.lIAl .1. TU RNER. who is in the custody ot V of the Shevrity of Edgefield iiistrict.~ by vir id the of a Writ of C'apfras ad Sat isfaciendum, at the te suit of .lohnson, Crews & lirawley, having filed in to my Office together with a Schedule on oath of his. estate and etireets, his. petition to the Court of Comt mon Pleats. prayinig that lie may be admitted to the bienelit of the Acets of the General Asesembly made - f r the relief of inisolvent debtors: It is ordered that the said .Jlthnson, Crews & Brawley, and all oilier I creditors to whom the said William J. Turner is in id any wise indebted, be, and they are hereby summon s- ed, and have notice to appear before the said Court ie at Elgefield Conrt House, on alonday the sixth day es of October next, t. show cnuse if any they cani why . the prayer of the petitioner aforesaid should not be granted.THOS. G. BA CON, c. c. P. - Clerk's Offiee, June 16, 186 16t 24. STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, Rt EDG EFIELD DISTRICT, IN COMNON PL EAS. T A NDY BOY D, who is in the custody of the -Sheriff of Edgefield District, by virtue of a Writ of Capias ad Satisfaciendun, at the suit of te Williams & Christie, having filed in my Offie together with a Schedule on oath of his estate and e, effects, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas, B- praying that he may be admtitted to the benefit of I the Acts of the General Assembly made for the relief of insolvent debtors : it is ordered that the rs said Williams & Christie, and all oilier creditors to a whomi the saidl Tandy Boyd is in anywise indebted, a be, nnid they are hereby summoned, and have notice to appear before the said Court itt Edgefield1 Court d House, on Monday the sixth day of October next, I to show eause if any they can why the pratyer of the d petitioner aforesaid should not be granted. . TIJOS. G. BA CON, c. c. r. r Clerk's Office. June 16, 1856l16t 24. Strayed, FROM the subscriber on the night of the 24th ult., one small sized, well made SOR R E~l s' HORSE51, has four white feet. white spot on his face, ofive years old, waiks and rides well. Said Horse stroyed off some time buck, and was taken up by Johin Raindal, Esqr., nenir Hlamburg. It is supposed now that he hits or will make his way towards Ten nese, where he was raisaed. -. A ny pi rson taking up and advertising or return ing himn to the subscriber will be suitaibly rewarded. . My residence is in Barna ell District, twenty milks below Hamburg, near Silverton Post Office. W M. F. G RE EN. 7 July 2, 1856 .4t 25. - Strayed F R'fOM the undesig~ned living near Mt. Tabor etLchnreh, his YOK E OF. OXEN-onie a light red and the othier a brown color. Thte red Ox las - his horns sawed off. No other marks now recol le'tted. I will amply compensate any one taking up said Is Oxens and delivering them to me; or any informa tion sddtessed to me at Edgefield C. H., will be thankfully received. M. B. WEVER. Ju!3. . tf 26 C A NDLDATES The friends of G. D. TILJLMAN, Eq., respeet fully announce him as a candidate, 'fr re-eleetles to a seat in the House of Representabfis at.the nex election. gW Tn Friends of Capt. ROBERT MERI WETHER respectfully nominate him. as a Candi date for a Seat in the Iouse of RImentatives a its next Session. .7 Ta Friends of CAREY W. STILES, Esq respectfully announce him as a Candidate fur a Sea in the next Legislature. The friends of Mr. WM. GREGG. respectfully as nounce him as a candidate for a seat in the next Legislature. The friends of MAJ. JAMES BLACKWEL respectfully announce hi-n as a Candidate for a sea in the next Legislature. W Tax Friends of Col. JOHN QUATTLE BUM respectfully announce him as a Candidate fa a Seat in the House of Representatives at the es suing election. 07 The friends of Col. M. C. M. IIA MMONI respectfully announce him as a Candidate for a sea in the 11ouse of Representati'ves at the next eleution E Tu Friends of Da. G. Al. YARBROUGI respectfully announce him as a Candidate for a ses in the House of Representatives at the ensuinj election. -0 Tm's Friends of Capt. H. BOULWARI rempectfully announce him as a Candidate for Sherif of Edgefield District at the next election. THE friends of Capt. LEWIS COVAR, rea pectfully announce him as a candidate for SBerij of Edgefield District, at the ensuing election. The many friends of W. W. SALE, Esq., c Hansburg, in the upier part of the District, respect fully announce him as a candidate for Bherifj Edgefield District at the next election. The friends of Co. WILLIAM QUArrrLEux res pectfully announce him an a Candidate for Sheri: of Edgefield at the ensuing electiion. 97 We are authorized to announce LE W1 JONES, Esq., as a candidate fur re-election fo Sheriff cf Edgefield District. 27 Tuz Friends o'Ier. ROBElRT D. BRYAI respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Cler or Edgefield District at the next election. For Taz collector BARNEY LAMAR. CHARLES CARTER, THOMAS B. REESE, DERICK HOLSONBAKE, THEOPHILUS DEAN, WESLEY WERTZ. M. B. WHITTLE, Medical Cai d D B. X.3. C''TT hay g Imatd it'. her's. twelve miles W# st-of V 't C I for the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, reepeetfull offers his services to the surrounding community, an the public generally. Collier's, June 4, 1 56. tf 21 TO THE AFFLICTED, D R. THAYER, HoewtOpathie PAySician, Sus .gen, and Accoucheur, late of Philadelphia now located No 217, Broad Street, AugustA, Ga. Particulatr attention paid to the treatment c Chronic diseases. Visits made at a distance on th most seasonable terms Pleatse address, II. R. TIIAYER, M. D. Augusta Ga. April 2 _ i _.12. D RS. G. M. YARBROUGFI &~ J. P. ABNE~ have this day formed a Partnership, for th practice of M.acias and SubasaT. No adiditioni charge for one consultation visit. O1mcc at Di Yarbrough's. A pril 9, 1858. tf - 18 WOFFICE is now in this Village,' next doe to W. W..Adams, where I can .be fou.td a all times. C. W- STYLS. Edgefield C. U., Jana 15, 1856. ..f ..i AKERICAN HOTEL,1 . EILOBTRE STREET, EAMBURG. S. 0. 0. P. H. SCOTT & CO. Propriceri March 12, 1856. 1y 9 KANSAS MEETING, AT JOHN LEIC U'S OFFICE ALL persona indebted to John I.eigh in snin Aunder twenty dollars arc requested to mtten this meeting, which will be. held every day until th 20th of this month ; anid all indebted in aunms cve tw. nty deollams camn attend this meeting'fromn this dat until the twemntyeighth of July, aft..r which tim tis maeeting is closed, and war declared mset peas ine. J01HN LEIGH. Edgefield C. HI., June 4, 1856. 8t 21 Save Your Bacon, W .GOOD~IIAN re.spect ' sflynotifiea hais o'd friemnds and customners that he still ousmimn us to have Market Mondamy, Thursauy, and Saturday mornings, as heretof..r, and will'he pleased to suipply nfl consumers with hi goud fat and tender liE, MUTTON AND PORK, On as accommodating terms as cimrcumsaccs wi allow. Particular Notice for Some People, M.Y delinquent patrons are earnestly solicitedt hld themmselves in readiness to sete with th Butche~r when called upon to do so. It iis uttel, out of the question to carry on the liutchering b~usi ness properly w:thout mo.ney. The farmetr sella fit cash, therefore Goodimani must have the "needful,1 s he canmnot purhnme dtock. A hint is sufficient - June 26, if '24 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIEi.D) DISTRICT, IN EQTITY. Sophia Chapman,1 and John A. Chapman, riin es. . Bill for Parion Thomas Chapman, Andrew Chapman, et al. J B Y an order from Chancellor Dunkin, In thi case, I will proceed to sell at the late resi dence of John Chapmman, Esq., deceased, on Satur day the 19th day of July next,- the (ollowing tea estate, to wit: TR'ACT NO. ONE,-Known as the Brick Yari Traet, containing twenty rour (24) acres, 'more c1 less, sitate in the District of Edgefield, and bound edi by lands of Ccl. M1. WV. Clary, A rehy Clark abi others. TR ACT NO. T WO-Known s the Pator Land situae in the District or Edgefield, containing f..rty. one atnd a half (414) acres, ,mre or less, bounadet by lands of the Greenville.& Columbia Rail Roam Company, the Dilard land, and other land,. of the estate of the said John Chmapmatn, E'sq., dee'd. Teaw.-A credit until the first dasy of Janauar3 1857, excepit cost whichm must be paid in cash. Pur hsers giling bonds with two good surities. ~A.SISKINS, C.K.E D. June 24th,, 1856. ' 4t. 25 State or South Carolina. EDGEFIELD) DISTRICT. IN EQUiTY. William Mobley,1 Arch Jeningsand Petition for Relief. John .1. Jennings.J A LL and singular the erediltors of Areby Jen -nings, one of the mefendants in this cee, are notified to appear in my office on Wednesday, the 6th day of A ugust next, to prove their respective demandu againast the said A rehy JenningN, otha* wise they will be pree!uded. Given under my hand at my office, this 26th June, 1856. A. SIMKINS, c a s.o. July 2, 1856. 5t 25 A Rule Without sa Exception, ANY one Indebted to me bf note or aceount Amust settle with me by the first of August, i aat, then with may Attorney, .A. B. ADDISON, JroGt .et HEU Exrieseh s ndtons 1illde 6 aeeo h third Nlonday in Jam juisat kU bereinfore, Mr. -llMEl' U-. LxbLiti1i act as Principal of the Male Deairtaat'. The Vemal schoul, with the Fritmary Dgs* men& *f the Male.-aesdemy wil be en dmeted b ir. A. P. BUTLEk, assist" .y the eaed a highly accompliehed biiss 4. I. ARTugt, n4 other oumnpetenl Tachers. Rates et TRles per Msin .X First Class, Primary Deparnnenti.........$9 00 -Dud oranary Lnglislr anebis,. .. It0o T.ird " Iigher ,...15 N Yoerth" Greek ad RumanLiteratare with h,9*0 00 i Frenc>, inoroldery, Needle work, &g.ee4 rates. The Scholastic tear will be divided lute twe Sd-, sions of five months each. Pupils will -be chiirged - t from the time of entering to the end of the deviin..V Tuition in advance. Uood Board can-be had in te Village at -from - $8 to $10 per month. Rt. MERRIWETBER. A. J. HIAIAOND, . S. W. GARtDNERS * - J. c. PORtTER, -A. P. BUTL.ER, - 11. A. SEiAW Dec 5 ' if . v* Furniture! Furniture? 1 EN.1A3MIN & GOODRICh, Broad street, op posit.. Lambark & Cooper's, respectful an nuance to their ftiends and the public, that they arq now receiving daily a choice and well selected assortment of all kinds of FU RNiTURE, such as - r UltR.Atfd, it00K-CASES SUFAS, AClAIR, TETE-A-TETE, CENTTE TAISLES, BEL). STEA VS, WIN W0%f SHlA IES, &a.; of the a test and must fashionable designs, which theyguaran tee to cell an low an can be bought in this city, an'd invite all who wish to purchase, to call and exauine their stock. ALL WORK WARRANTED. - Mattresses and all kinds of Furniture, manithe r tured and repaired to order, with neatness ind dis. patch. BENJA AlN & GOODRICH1. .Auguota, April 23, at5 S r Valuable Land for Sale. T 1 SuLseriber, desiroft of moving,' ors for T a!'e his valuable Plantation, situated 19 miles from Edgefield C. H1., and within two miles of M. r Willing. containing 136taieres. The place w:l be sold the %ah..le together, or, wil be divided into the following tracts to suit pureta sers: The Romne Place, Contuiing 735 acres, upoa.wlsich there isran ex'el lent Ilouse with 6 roons, all necessary oatbuilding (mnht of which are framed,) Gin House,.Sere* Stables, Negro Houses and a!l the ounveniesciesCef. a Plantatina. About 450 sera- on lsi place a daeIp e third or w hich in fresh land-the remainder- 6 - good hart and is well aapted to e.,ttin and grain. The Place is very healthy, pleasantly loestedand very desirable to any one wvoking from 10 to.20 hands. 2. The Bonham Place" Containing 440 acres. upon which there is a com Sfortable dwelling with necesswry coutbaildIns-asOf 100 acres ct Forest land and-340 icres cleared.'50 (of which is first and second yegr's land, of eeaillM quality, good for corn and cotton I also 25 seresof low-ground ; the remainder in a fair state of mll. ration. 3. The Pine-Land Tvatt Containing 187 acres, about 18 scres oleareJ.the remainder heavily timbered and equpt if not suw rior in productiveness to any pneland iaskise t tion ofthe district. - r Persp desirous of purchasing will do welt-to call soon and examinie or themeltes. Oru In fornation, address the subscriber at Mt. Wi!llag, Edgefild District. Terms of said willbe ascome dating. - .J.-C. sIMKIN6. My7, 1856. . tf .: . -,.. 17.. Valuable Propeity. fbjE Os valuable property inHahr tesid TheD)WELLINGIOUTS, Eand ~oIgh Corner of'. Snowden Slieet',rtini t MerdeStreet. The Dwelling *1Ieh4rda .buick,Aedvered with tln.. On the Lotis-CsiiBgs~ r otpeStable1 and~alhaeesaryesbnlinge The IOTon Centre Street, a~kms~el American Hotel, on irich'is~ hri I~ Bft10K BUIf.DING,'ncupied as eisipas Dwelling-lot'running tlisbugh to Cobb Ptitiet. On the latter Street-laalargebhack.Stere. 'The LOT en Corner Market and .LernaVemltik Streets, running'through to Mereer Street. OnI1de Lot is a new One and alhalf Story IIOUSE, plas. tered and painted.. FIVE HUNDR ED S A RR E u'Hsnburg a.e Edsefield Plank Road Stock. 'The above property will be sold on aeoomm'ioda ' ting terms, or exchanged tor land in Mouthern Geor igia, or negroes. H. A. KENRICKC. c llamburg. Oct 1 If .-8 T- sI andfo Subscriver wishing to change hi. -locattiom oferafr sale his VA LUABLE-P1ANTA TlON, contining Three Hundred & Sevnty-somem~g l.ying on sainda River. an'd adjoining laid. of Was. A. Strother, A. Clark and Diavid I'syne, near Buzenman's Ferry, and wihin two or three hundred yards at the Greenville &k Columibia Rail Ro#t. The Tract contain. about one hundred -acres im ,original forest, whilst the rest is under fene. One. . huiadred and fifty is in-a high state of enkivalion of which there in from aseventy-five to onte betd. acres ot fine bottom Land equal to any and surpausi by none in the State; This plan'tationa has good put lets and ececllent range. for stock. On the premises are a good Two Story Dweliing hiouse and all necessary plantation buildingp. Also, a Spring of never failing water. ftgg Any persmn wishing to purehase will call em the. $uLceriber who residles on the premires, ad Ihe will take pleasure in showing them the above traet. IJ. W: MiAYNARD. - Nov 21 tf - 45 Notice, .tLL persons indebted to~ the Estate of WilliaM .t. D. Thurmond, dee'd., are requested to-make payment to the undersigned. And those having denmands against the sanme will prevent them accord ing to law. PLE.\SANT D. TIUURMOND, Adan'r. April 30, 1856. tf Notice, Notice. OY Orders will receive ay attention- mniss. accompanied with the Cash. IN S. EC. BO.WERS, Aemaw -Jan 30 tf 3 .AIN RemovaL A NGremoved to the store firmerlynree .L.pied, by Dr. J. WV. Stokes, and havinjsS received a large an, well se.lected Stock of Groceries, of every description I am prepared to sacommankate my cnstomers and friends with every artie esily kept In ruch establishmen~ts, and sttehe iowebt sar ket prices, -W. C. BIWLEY> - lamburg, A pril 9 - tf . 13 - lNotice. A LL persons to whom the Estate of James Weathersby, deceased, is indlebted'will pr. sent their etalins, and all persons' Indebted teake - said Estate, will make payments to theanderuigned. W. L. ANDERSON, Adminiamr Nov.21, 1855..if 45 Physicins' Buggy TrunksaniNckt Bacon and Laid 20 00 BS FiieTennesa e es and Lrintreand arriv far eis at the Lowest Prlces. Thamburg, A pril 30 hni- . 3 -J lNotice. eiie; and il-persons deedt will maske ~tm the i Ne ,8, 9