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lotice, Tut'Ladies cthe Methodist Congregation will give an En'rtainment at MASONIC HALL, on ydnesday euening, 27th August. Throughout tiovening there will be Music, ocal and Instrumental, By a numbeyf accomplished amateurs, who have kindly consited to assist the Ladies on this occa sion. The.ttronage of the public is respectfully solicited. I Prig of admission, Fifty cents. . Aug 20 2t 32 For Brigadier General. We a' authorized to announce Captain W. W. PERR'MAN, of Abbevi le, a candidate for the office c Brigadier General of Cavalry, vocated by he regnation of General WiLKES. Idgefield Baptist Association, Thcnext annual meeting of this Body will be held witithe Red Oak Grove Church, 16 miles Westof Edpfeld Court House, on Saturday before the 2nd Sabath in September, 1856. The Delegates to as seable at 10 o'clock, A. M., organize the Body, sad then attend upon the Association Sermon. Religious Notice. The next 5th Sabbath Union Meeting of the 4th Division of the Edgefield Baptist Association will be held with the Church at Bethlehem, on Friday before the 5th Sabbath in August, and day follow ing. S. P. GETZEN, Mon'x. Gao. W. NIxoN, Clerk. Camp Meeting, A Camp Meeting will be held at Bethlehem Camp Ground, commencing on Thursday before the 2nd Lord's day in September. Holloway's Pills. LET THE SICK GIVE HEED. The stomach is the commissariat of the physical system. It furnishes the material sustenances of every organ. If disordered. the whole body lan - guishes. but however affected, its tone and vigor may always be restored by a course of these irre sistible Pills. Sold at the manu'actories. No. SO, tiaidon Lane. New York, and No 244 Strand, London ; and by all druggists, at 25c., 62e. and l per box. Notice. T IRE Exercises of Mrs. McClinlock's School will bt r.sumed on Monday the 1st of September. Rates of Tuition, $5, $6 and $7 per qu:arter. No deduction made except for pro tracted sickness. Aug27 _ _ it 1 33 Edgefield Collegiate Institute :'r YoVS o :ADzm S T ILE next Session aill commence on the 22 September and continue five months. For particulars see Edgefield Advertiser of August 6th, 13th and 20th. C. A. RAYMOND, Pats. Aug27 tf 33 Masonic Notice. S N Extra Communication of Concot din Lodge, No. 50, A. F. M., will be held on Monday evening, 1st September. Members will take due DutCee andl govern themse ves accordingly. By order of the W. Ml.. Auat27 It 33 Notice. V HIE Members of the Edigefiaeld r.y*enm are ..earnestly requested to call ons Mr. llamasey, at the Pos.t Ofic.e, and pay th, ir iiiation fees LOUIDON BU:TLER, See'y. Aug 27 3 Notice. A LL Persons indebted to the estate of Jesse Limbeeker, dee'd., are earnestly requested ta. -make immediate pament. tad thosea. having deC smatnds against the said Esttate, wv.ll pre-ent thenm properly attested. G. WV. L AN RIUM, Adm'or. de benis non. Aug ~27 tf 33 1%otice. APPLICATION will be made at the nextsein of the Legsisature for at Charter fo.r a new riad leading fraom D~aniel Rountree's, to interseet the Augusta Road at or near Dr. J. 11. Jennings. Aug20 3m -- Notice. A PPLICA T1ON will be made at the next ses sian of the Legisature to discontinue as ta pubie highway the Abbeville R-.ad from dlohn Chteatham's, running pearallel with the Planak lutad to Edactield Court House. Aug 27 3m 33 Notice. A PPLICA TION wilt be made at the next session of the Legislature faor a Charter of incorpo ration of Ridge Spring Baptist Church. Aug 27 3 m 33 Palmetto Fire Company, ATTENTION ! Y ou are hereby commanaded to be and appear at your Engine llouse on Satturday uvening the 30th Aug.. for drill and instruction. By order of the P'resident. W.W. GOODM AN, See'ry. A ug 20 2t 3J2 To Wheat growers. T UIROUGHI the instrumentality of Ilon. A. P. BUTLrts, I obtained from the Patent Office at Washington, a particular kind of Wheat, called the GALE WhlEA T. Freto one pint and a half, in two crops, on ordinary land, I have masde 34 bo sheli. I refer readers to the A dvertiser Office. to view the Wheat. I intend that Judge Bu-rLER's Constituents shall haive it at customary prices for Wheat, in order to spread it over the hand. A pply to the subscriber at home. DANIEL IIOLLAND. A og 20 t 32 State of .Mout~h Carolia, IN oRDINAIRY. BY W. F. DUlIISOE, Esquire, Ordinary ci Edge. Bfieldl Distnect. Whlerens, Juohn Autrey lasa atphed to naie for Lea~ttera of Adaanamtratiion. en all and singsular the~ goodaas a- d1 chtuttle., riglht, anda.! ed-tas o Mary Autrey, late (of the Da-trict afoire'aid, decen-asedt. Thes'e are, thaer'efare, a.. cite. anl d arounishl all anal singulaar, thme kaidtreda :and erealhters aut the taa anid deen ed .o be anperila ~' r aree, Sat auar r.. at ladhnny Coaurt for the s~aiad 1)istrail, iio tarhlaan e at t*eti.J: C. II., 0n thec fourth ,hay of N.eptembecr next, a'.. !hen cause', ii anay, n lby the said adlnunnat utka st:aa~ld noi be granatedl. Given uander mny huand anal seal, this 21st dnoy ol August in thle yeaiir of oaur I oral one tahausaned eIL'l.l haundredl and fifay-sis, anal ian the 81ith yeiar of Ar.ea esnn lndependsenee. W. F. DURtIe0O. . LI'. Aanst 27 2t *3 Brought to the Jail O F th s District.on the 15tha inst, two segro meni s'avu s, lby ther num--las of -1 A CC)1 aad R U V FIN, n hao Nay that thaey belaang tao Mr. D aviad A ik en, of Fairfieldl )istict. S. C. .l:,cob is abauit thirty two years old, six feet twa. inch~les high, tw fmngers. cut ..ff of the igh~t handl, :anda of dark caomplexiaan. Riallin is aboaut twenty-four years ohld. lice feet nime or tea. inches high, sear ian the left cheek, tad of dark comp'exioan. The owvner is rt quested to come forwardl, parove proper ty p::y chairges iad take them awniy, aotherwise they will be dealt with as the aw' directs. .JA.S. ElDEON sa. D A ug 20. 186tf 3 Kansas Turnip Seed. I B AVE just received from my barother 'an Red kiRiver a large and supeiior lat of TUllNhP SEEDJ-cnnanly known in that laenlaity asth "Kansas Turnip." 'I his var iety is snid to cro~w large and sweat, nd is vary nu-ricious. Th'ley - are the best kind o'fTurntip for table use aaad be-sdes are valuable for Stock. P'ersons wishing thais varie ty of Turnip can be accommaodated by calling oan me, at Ulnaburg, or from Mless. D~urisue a Son at the Advertiser Office, Edja field. S. C. . . C. Hi. KENNEY. Hamburg A ug 0, 1856 tf 3 Physicians' Buggy Trunks and Pocket . EDWICINE CASES-fair a-ale by LI A. G. & T. J. TEAGUEL, Druggists. 36a72' If Ware-House and Commission BUSINESS! THE Undersigned having ta ken the Ware House situated im mediately on the River Bank, and formerly known as Sibley & Usher's, but more recently kept by Mr. Thos. Kernaghan, is now prepared to take Cotton on Storage, and other produce that may be Consigned to him. His rates of Storage and Commissions will be at the usual rates charged In the place. Receiving and Forwarding attended to, and Cash advances made on produce in Store. Having been previously engaged for several years in the same business, in this place, I hope to renew a general acquaintance with my old friends and the public at large. Through industry and close appli cation to business I hope to merit a liberal share of patronage. CHAPPELL WILLIAMS. Hamburg, Aug 20, 1856. 4t 33 i1 The Abbeville Banner. Laurenaville Herald, Anderson Gazette and Greenville Patriot will give four tusertions and forward bill to C. W. Gins for Sale, r HE Subscriber informs the Planting Cotnmu nity of Georgia and South Carolina, that he continues to manufacture his Superior, FIRE PROOF COTTON GINS, near Bel-Air, Ricb mond county. Ga. I would also inform them that I have invented a SELF-ACTING BOX, and also a CURVE BREAST to put to my Gins; and I will warrant them to gin from 150 to 200 bales without choking or c!ogging between the Ribs. If they do, in gin ning that number of bales, I will make them good again, free of charge. No one will use my Gin, and return it, without taking one in its place. I will only allow the pur. chaser to Gin from 10 to 15 bales upon trial, and if my gin does ne t please, the purchascr;.can notify me, and if I cannot make it perform well, I will take it back, and put one in its place that will. I will let the purchaser use it if I cannot smake it perform well until I replace it-the purchaser notifying me as soon as he thinks the Gin fails to come up to the warrant. I, will deliver my superior Gin, it the purchaser's residence, or so thut h-- can get it, within 125 Miles of my Factory, at $p,25, per saw, and warrant it in every respect, boith as regards good performance and making a good samplo of Cotton according to gnaity before ginning I will sell toy crtmn o Breast Gins, at $2.00 per saw, and warrant them to work well. All or.lcrs addressed to me at Eel- Air, Ga., or contracts with my a'etts, tier the above articles, will meet with prompt attention TIIOMAS WYNNE. N. B. My common B.teast Gins are equ:l.-in every respect to any other Gins mnade in Georaia or Sout'h Car.lina-:i'v Curve Br. ast Gus, are dlee: dedly better. I will put my Curve Brea.t to old Gitis, no matter of wh.:se tiake, thereby renderine them nearly as good as new gins, if the s.aws are god, at 75 cents, a saw. Other work on old Gins. at fair rates. Please send on your old Gus, with out delay. T. W. Certificates. COI.MCIA. Co., Ga.. March 20, 1856. This is to Certify that I have bought, for Mrs. E. F. Lampkin, three 50 saw, Curve Breast Cotton Gins, manufactured by Mr. Thomas Wynne of Bel Air, Ga., and I do not hesitate to say that they arc th.: best Gins with which I have any acquaintance. thouth I have considerable experience in that line. I can recommend Mr. Wynne's Gins, to the public as being, in every way, worthy of a trial. TIIOM.\S 11. PEEK. SCorxranu, Co., Ga., Marchm 27 I850. 1 her, by certify that I bought a 45 saw, Curve Breast Cotton Gin, of .\r. Thomas Wynno of Bet Air, Ga., ini the year 1855; and having thuoruuall tried said gin. 1 anm not afraid that I shall say mor~e fr it than it deserves, as that is a simple impo'ssibit itv. It gins as fast and miakes a goord lint as I, or niv o:hier reasonal,- moan coull wish it toe do. in fa~t, there is no dellieincy, in any respect about it. R. FOrSTERt. W~isniso-res, Co., May 7, 1856. I ertify that I am using a CII saiw. Curve lireast Cottoen Gi, which I bought of Mir.Thtomats Wyinne tbout two years ago. Said Gin peerformrs without excptioln, to iit comiplete satisficiion. It muik, s i goid samtple-so good that I neveri fail to g..t the highest market pi iee for the Cotton Ginned by it. BEL-A ila, July 10, 185G. THaving been a nmnufacturer of the Saw Gin for many vents, and knowing its def ets, I take leaCn ure In r-eomeineding to all wi ho ne~e this nmaebiae, Thomas Wynne's Improred Ri,, whic.h entirety preventits all liability to choke. utnd itnsures a roll. whatever may be thle qutantity or condlition of the cotton ini the bex, thereby preoducning an imtprtevedl qul.ity oft cotton. ll EN11.Y CLA RK. E7 I wi.l keep a specimen of the above Gins at Miessrs. Ilammonde & Lark's Warie lI onse, ll:nn-i burg, S. C , who wiil act as agetnts for mie, and are autorized tee warrantt thtem to tile purchaister. I have asol spedc'imens of tiny Gius with Messs Iht:riseoe & Soni. at the Advertiser Ofllice, and equest the planlt ing cotmmity to examiine thtemt TilOS. WYNNE. B3e1-Air, Ga.. August 25, cownot 33 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD D)ISTR{ICT. IN EQUITY. S. Christie, S. P. Tompkins. B)Y an Order from Chan. Dusts, in this ease, I w.eill sell at LEdgefield C. II., on, :hme first alon day in October next, the following Ileal Estate, viz: The place kntown as the McCutlloeugh place, con tainitng Eight hlundred and Th/irty (83tt) Acres, more rer less, bounded by lhmds oi' Washinigton Wise, the Estate of Muses Swearenigin, dee'd., Mrs. Lutdy and others. Tsas.-One thirdl part of the purchase motley to be paid on the 1st January 1857-one third part st Jantuary 185S, antd the remaining one third ist January 1859, with interest ott the several payttients frotn 1st Jlanuary 1857. The cests of this suit will be required in c'nshi. The penrehlaser will be re quired to give bond wvith amtple prsonatml seenrity and a mortgage on the premises to seenre the pur A ug 27 6it 33 Ti'[E STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, EDGEFIELD) DISTRICT, IN .EQTJTV. James Dorn, as. IDiii for Foreclosure of Mary llat vley,MogaefLnd .laes lliarvl-y, et anl. Jo ad B Y nn cirdler of Chtanel'E'r De..lts, madea in .Itis case, I will preed to sell ott the first Meuiilay in G.ltober mu't, at El~lield C. ;Ii., the 'Tract of~ Latne ecn which Kindireeld lirvley lived at he tme eer his death, en I6.erse~ l'en Creek, cont tiiingi Onae Hundred (I 1) Acrea, tmore orh, houiiehd Icy landeh of I keejain lIaIrlinig, .o'li eitnnti ee, -- Breoks andi' ot hits. fTunts--Cabl as tee So mtnieh as will lbe mteessa ry to satisfy the mtit:gage deeribed and the coests of this steit. The balaice otn a credit of twelve mothlts fromi the dayv of sale. TIhe pmtehaiser eiving botd with troocd petrsonni security for- the purchase nmoney-and tu pay extra for tities. A. SIMKINS. c.ei.t.n. Conmm'rs Office, Aug 23d, 18556.(it 33 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EJDGEFIELJD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Joel P. Rielcl ande) Lucie Rielel, by hter next friend Jaceob W. Pope,| F. Mar on Pope, et al. J B T an (Order freen Chanceellor D)unkin itn this e1 ase, I will cell at Edgetield C. HI., onl the first Mndateuy ini October next, the folowing Ia al Estate, viz: The Tract oef Latnd known as the Geiger Tract, on l.i-tle Satuda Itiver, cetinintg Twco hundred and fifty (25th) Acres, omore or lesse, boueede bty landis ot Lewis Mlathiis, .Jo.-hlua c1lIer and Zedlekiahi Watkins. Tss.-A credit of one, two and three years, i equal sitnual mnstahnoents, with interest after the expiration of one year, except ats to so rnelth as will te tnecessary to pay the c.'sts of this suit which must be peaid in catsh. Th le purchause mtone'y to be' se ered by leoned with at lea-t two gooed p~ereonal sure ties. Thse purchaser also to pay extra for titles. A. SIMKINS, c.E.E.D Au.... ou 56r 332 VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY For Sale? T IE Subscriber offers for sale all of his Mill Property on South Edisto River, eousisting of the following Tracts of Land The Rocky Spring Place, Containing 4,348 Acres. Upon this place is a fine Circular Saw Mill, in fine working order, with a plenty of timber. Also, a new Frame and Dam for a straight Saw. The Toney Place, Containing near 3,000 Acres. Upon this phtee is a good Saw Mill with a very fine body of timber, and several very desirable Mill seats. Also, a fine body of land adapted to the cultivation of grain. The NcTyer or Home Place, Containing about 3,500 Acres. This is a de sirable place for farmning purposes. There are about 500 acres of good Swamp land upon the River and Creek, about 150 of which are cleared and well ditched. Also, a good dwelling and all necessary outbuildings, a Saw Mill and Cotton Gin running by water, fine orchards. &c. "g All of these places are perfectly healthy. From all of the above Mills lumber can be rafted from the dams. Persons wishing to purchase can get good bargains. Apply to the subs.riber at Edgefield C. II. or to E. S. Mims on the premises. R. T. MIMS. Aug 27, 1856. tf 33 7 The Charleston Mercury will copy weekly until forbid, and forward account to R. T. M. o 1Managers of Elections, AN Election will be held on the Second Mon day and the day following in October next, for one Member to the United States Congress, and Six Representatives to the State of Legislature. The following persons were appointed at the last Session of the Legislature Managers of Elections for Edgefield District, and are hereby notified to act accordingly. Polls to be opened at all places of election on the secnd londay of October and day following. \lanagers to meet at Edgelield C. H. on the Wed nesday following, count the votes, and declare the eetion. Managers of Elections, Edgefeld C. H.-D. F. IInllingsworth, P. R. Bla lock and William Landrum. Scurry'.-R. M. Scurry, Levi Adams and Lewis Cultu enth. Liu-rty Hill.-J. L. Talbert. John Burries and Rob ert Cheatliam. Moore's.-W. H. Stallsworth, A. .Hackett and W. S. H. llnway. Mount Willing.-Willis St. ne, E. V. Seibels and Isaac Edwards. Richardson's.-John Griffith, Bazil Peterson and Moses Walton. Colliers.-Jamnes M. Harrison, Thomas BI. Crafton and Wim. E. M3iddleton. Coleman's X Roads.-Frederick Scurry, T. F. Cole man and P. J. Coleman. Boluar's.-F. V. Sollee, Emily Lott and John A. Lomt. Meeting Street.-J. W. Timmerman, William Ste vens and J. F. Lowry. Norris'-John Dates, Amos Shealy and Minick 3limehell. Rhinchart's.-John A. Kinard, Edward Lone and Levi Sliale. Parks'-G. W. Burton, Thomas Price and Mr. Blair. Lybrand'.-Levi Lybrand, Thomas Goleman and Daniel .1 pier. Ilocheirs.-James Wells, William Blackwell and Thomas IR. Collier. Red Iliil.-J. N. Clarke, L. Holstein and Wm. Thurmnd, .lr. Dorn's.-Wilson Corley, Alfred May and W. M. Dean. NaiLs.-John Clarke, Jr., A. W. Atkinson and T. W. Wihatlev. Granitervlle.-J. Sentell, Samuel Glover and John 31arshall. Allen's.-Henry Hart, John1 Wright and J. R Ehl<on. Nickerson's.-C. Nickereon, Johnson Lawry and J. Cubreath. Perry's.-.Crawford Perry, Smith Livinston and Wilson Ahtiey. Itnamurg.-C. SleDonald, 1)ennis Lindsey and W. C. Bewley. Stevens'-E. Lagrotin. I.<aae Boles and E. Ilarline. Duntonsville.-LemuelI Ctirley, J. Cheat ham and Bi. Roper. Pane Hlouse.--Alfred J. Ilughes, G. 3L Wever and J. L. 3Mathis. Cherokee Ponds.-1E. 1ot ris, A. P. Butler and Win. Walker. Ridgc .-E. W. Perry, Watson Rutland and James Watson. Coopersville.-T. J. Dysnm, H. 1I. 31ays and Daniel Pr'ctoar. uttereld-E.Devore, WVm. Langley and Wmn. Wmn. .%mnyl's.-Samulel Watson, Elzy B Forrest andl Wmn,. !lerrmi. Rocky~ Ponids.-L. II. 31c!'aniel, Jell'erson P. Nison and We. Dorn. 3M;ekkr's.-Wm. D.ozier, Sr., Calvin Vaumghnm arid Juti P. Nlickler. .Picasnit Lan:e.-Johin I. Trimmerman, J. C. Settle anti Rn-banl llardy. Rlesoleed, Thant the electioni flo he remnove.d friom Alf re-d I .:te! er's to 3rShan~t~l Il'Purey's. am! that Jithom Siegler. Sanmuel Posey antI Joseph Atktinsont he alt. Rescfred, T1hat the electioni precinc: at Ilowvard's he Resoird, That a new election precin~ct h,. estahi ieI aut lea'ant Lanie, amid tiuttItohn B. Timnmermnan, J. C. Settle and IcohardI Ilarnly act as 3lanagers. D. F. I IiOjLISWOWl ~Il. Ciiam'sn. Board of M.magersm of Elections:. A ug 27, i85t,;t 3 Proclamation, EXECUTIVE DEPARlTMFNT, Cot.uauttA, A ng. 11, 1S850. By His Ezeellency, J AMES IH. ADAMS, Gon, ernr and Commander-in-Chaief in and aver the State of South Carolina: WIAT EREAS information h-is been rteeived at VTthis lIe)partmenmt, that a murder was comn mitted at Edgelield C. II., tin the nightt of the 21st July, by G D. TILLal . N on the bttdy of .1. Il Christian, and that said TI LLM AN hias fled from justice. Now, know ye, that to te etnd justice may he dotne, and that the said TIL lAMAN may he brought tom legaul trial fotr his tfl'enee as5 aforesaiid. I, JAM MS H. A l)AMS, Governor s afotresaitd. do issue this my procelamatiin. toffering a reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS t.95t0 tor his apprehensioni and delivery tmto anyv Jail in thmis State. Sntid TrILLM AN is about 28 years o!d, five feet tenm or eleven inchevs hight, stout built, weisihs 1 f0t or 70 potunds, lightr sandy hair. blue eyes, high for e head and rather broad face. Gi ven under tmy hatnd, and the seal of the Riate [ L. S.] at Ct~umbhia, this Il th A ng. A. D. 185I6. Ju.~it E PyrEns.', See. oif 1Staite. Antg 2t It ' Stop the M~urderer! W, hemeb t 00'ofir ai reward:ms of Two hundiredl dothllars for the~ :apprehesion.t :and l-nlgon-nut to the Eelgteliehl .la~I of 1; uul:u ; B 3 I L l l l .\ N. wh Io so rthh1, saly nlreel tint h-o.thetr .1. 11. Chrlt'an~m, on the iahit ofl the. 21 t inst. The said Tillman~n is a hout ::4 years of a'e, is aht'tt 5 feet 1(0 or IIl intes htigh, s'tent beuilt. weights he tween 1060 ort 170 poundtts, htus lighlt snuly hair, blute eyes. hlh ftoreend, and a rather birtod hice. It is eatttestly hmoped that all true ectizents, both in Cartolitta or ehsewhere, will use :heir uttmtst eni davors in brintging this unprincipled wretch to jus E TI. CIIRISTI.\N, Tr. AM. C11RISTIA N. ]U. W. ClR ISTIAN. NolicC. LLT Personms indebted1 to thc estate oif Simeon I Mathtis. dee'dl . arc hetreby~ notified to make pymnt by the 15th Stept. next, if not they will most assuredly be conmpelled to pay cotsts. ~ SIMPbON MATIllS, A dm'or. A neLust I' 6it . 30 To Contractors, riluE Conatract for buibtling a NEWV BRIDGE I tneross Big Iloric Creek will be let to the lwest bidder on the Iluth of September next, at thte Bridge. precisely at 12 t,'clock. Plan and Sptecifications miay be seen at the resi dence of T. WV. Whatley or Thios. G. Lamtar until the day for lettittg. By order of the Board of Commissioners, I ~S. S. WISE, Chmair. J..1. 16 8t 27 Land Buyers, Take Notice, TIIE Subscricer being desirous of removing lis farming interest to a Western State, would say to any one wishing to purchase land in this country: that his lands are for sale. Ills lands consist of two tracts. One known as TIIE PEACH HILL TRACT, On which he resides, lying in Newberry District, four miles from Chappell's Depot, G. & C. R. R., and two miles from the Island Ford, on Saluda Riv er, adjoining lands of the Rev. .1. . Vaughan, Dan iel Rudd. Fo-ter Wells, Elihu Payne and others, containing 562 acres. On this tract is a comforta ble Dwelling house, r egro Ilouses, Gin I louse, Screw aid other conveniences for the farmer ; the place is well watered, and at least one half in natu ral forest, or in one or two years New Ground. ATSO ONE OTHER TRACT Containing 480 acres, lying in Laurens District. (consisting of what is known as the Stewart, Todd and Snow tracts of land,) all in one body upon which there are no improvements. One half in for est, the balance in pine old fields, which has not been cultivated for many years. This land adjoins lands of the said Vaughan, Rudd, the estate of Charles E'erton and others. These lands lie almost contiguous to one another, and can be easily cultivated from the home place. I will sell both to4ether, or will sell either separate. The land is well adapted to the growth of corn, cotton, grain. &c. It is remarkable for its healthy location and for the best of water, as there are 3 or 4 good springs at convenient distances from the dwelling. Those desirous of purchasing would do well to call and see for themselves, as I am determined to go. I will take pleasure in showing the lands to any one, and will mike terms easy. DRURY V. SCURRY. Aug. 13 4t 31 New Store and New Goods. E. PENN, Agit., J AS opened, in the Store formerly occupied by Williams & Christie, on Park Row an en tire NEW and Fresh Stock of SEASONABLE SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, to which he respectfully invites the attention of his OLD CUSTO.\ ERS, and the public generally. Ills Stock has been selected with great care and embraces a general assortment of taple and Fancy Dry Goods, SHOES. HATS BONNETS. HARDWARE. CROCKERY, GROCERIES, SADDLRY, 4-c., 4-c. All of which lie will sell on aceonnoating terms. April 9. 1856. tf 13 Cheap Dry Goods, S the season is f:tr advanced, and we are de L termined to dikpo e of the re*maiiing portion of our Summer tock of l)RY GODUs, in oril.-r to mnke room for our Fall purch1ass, we will, for the presentmoith,sellat New York Cost, For Cash. We invite p:irticular attention to our IIOSIERY ar.d LONG CLOTil departments; and ilso to a arge lot of Mars.illes and Lancaster COUNT.ER P.\N ES. As this is a rare eh:mee to purchase cheap Dry Goods, we expert I:irge s:ales, and persons will do well to call soon and have the first selection. GRAY BROTIIEQS. Aug. 13 if 31 PURIFY THE BLOOD: IYIOFFATT'S LIFE PILLS AND FREE FROM ALL ilINERAL POISONS. T Im gre'at 1p.-..!ri y wh~lh 310F r.\TS Un: 1tiU.S anite tlo)-:N .s UtTTICli ht iittineil in e'iisi~e'iri ii the et.iraiorclinamry einres vtt' eib thei~r utse, rend~er- it nnncett r~try ifor tie piri'pritr tc enitr in-.e an jiuritiin.:tr ant::!'is of their icneiticinalt vi rtues o r propirties. I Iaviin been' iore thiat twetiy y ar 'c~gr or the itI.nii~nd h:vi i the utletl te-e4imiony oef are ihii Til El:i t..Li )S of perons wtio htve' bceen restoreit I to' tejoiyiinent eif teer rct the:..t iiy tiii it ii tie veet that their relpittiin mis adit-ti, of no dtislautle. In ninm.-'t eve-ry city nutl ill:cee :n the' t'niteutl States. t there :.r.- lin:.y u tie art' -rena:y to tesIty to the..ir .'citey ini renit.u'ing ithienae. :nich giem ng bi the who le' sysitein rieneweid vigor :iult lua-nIh. tin ena~cs ecf sl:or tIA. t-L.CF.:3. 9. Ti:vy or l.,tlP TtINS cif t -sinu, ilce ccpecrationm i llo- 1.1 lE .\Ml-:1 1Ii N iEs is trulty t~itiiitstinii. crtic rcessing in a f- cltap. i.c- ry vecs't:: of thes'e lioathsoniiie dits '5 . lthut..r pc:.rifinfg 'ff-e'I- in tti'e leil. FlEYFli nil A(;1'1E, 1i)Y$1'Ei's!.\, )tti )'8 t. FI LE$. au-lt i shiort iniet alt cdi,.enses't. soonc ielt-, is Ihetir eenrative tirerties.. No t.tafiy si chnt tbe witoi tihenc. ::s hey their timnety use amuch euifering antl Prepare.t biy WIL1.M J'.. MOFF.AT, 3M. D.. New Yrk. :ind t-ir sate byet-TT . & l'ELU.ETtil, h ioi'.\gentA~i 11ambhur". S. C. $(ate of MontIh C:'OURRa, 1A' E~QLITY. I) Y an cirder fc eim Chian ielllr WVardl.aw, in thia I e~ tase. I n. ill sell :.t Ecgc ti- d C. IL. on te !3r't .--:nsan lim in l':diihld Di-triet, cont-.aine One.. hundr~led:I ndo thirty-Itionere miirie or b-c-s. Bo~unded.c by huiils cci thi e.state ot' linja:ii Gatlheane~ heed.. nd n-ie lie estate cf Mh-se's Swearinigen deed. Tieti.-.t.-( uie half eecrb. the hinn-ii:e cii a erelit unitit ithe tirstm .lay ofl lanini:ury t .-i. P'urcha~ser. toi ire bonds withi ample2 seuiiy. No tice. I .L PL rsonis cencernied will take notice that 1 Imr.hae appited'c ir .Jamies A. D evori aitl Rocbert At t!,ii< my A Ctints atnd A ttorneyL's to. replre senit me in t hie cecllection ief the dehis idue to I he Esat-- of' .lcehn I ):ehv. dceel .. :and in alt it heri dlutiis devlvng~ uponcu mte at lihiistra:t'r iof sab~l ..ccen;in d. Feb 11 tf Parasols and Umbrellas. XTOW~ is the time~ ti buy U~mblrellas, Parasols .:.tnd Buggy Shades TIR. IL. SULT.1V.\N. Junie 25 if ____ - - Not ice. .I1PPLICATION will be maide to thec next se's ..so fthe latgislatuire tee liscoeincue lhat p:irt tot t' ie l leacdinig frocm ltclgelield C. 11. tol ilubrg kieowi nia the cbl Staige li0:ic) frcom its j- netitre ih, theiThree Notch roa-l tothie residene e f Besnj P. 'ilhcau, amid instead thiercecf tic opien the I id:-e rad tce its jiiteien wtih thc I'iii. lioose lRoad do the KilgelielI & liiamburg [lank 1:oadl. Aiugt -G .. Ibn :10 New Flour. TOW ini bttore a lot cit supeirlinie FLO U.R, ground ifrom N ew Whemit, for bale at the lowest nmat let prie', for cash. by, SiITlV . Juone 25, tt 2 For' Sale, A NE-W W.\f ON, large einnlh for -4 or 6 lieitr:.es-reaely foer use--whichi I will sill vecrv ebienp. A ppldy te lhe Subsoribr ct \l nrrec'l's X 1u~i.et'cl-t.d. :\. Ad DislSN. CorR ! COUD1 ! r~ 111.K Subhsi-rihier lhis FOULRl DULNI))ImD BIU SIIl-|, eif CO RN 6or ale at S i per bushel. A 1cply tic d. 0. I limniltocn nt mny plantaition. DANibL llOLLAND). A ug 13 dt ._31 1%row- Crop 'Topocrtec1 Turnip Seed ! Large Gleibe TUIP, 1 -t Nurttlk " " Rled Top " ~ r For Winter. "~ llanomiver, " J "t Ruta Baga " White Fitt DutchI "~ Large Kansas. flue for stock, For Fall. Y ellow A berdeen or Scoteh.) The above assortment has just been received, to gether with Late Cabbaiges, Collards and other Greens for fall plantig. F~or sale by W M. II AINES. A ugusta, A ug 11 j 4It 31 "Econoany i$ Wealth !" OO 00)elean Rags of edery dlescripitiona will be purchased1 at the "~ Aivertiser Oilic." Price 2 ets per piiound. Now,. hern's a chance for almnos. every body, amid old baicheltcr's too, to make money. A pril 18 (2 Lf 14 Noti& e. A PPLICATION will b4made at the next ses sion of the Legi,-mintfe for an ameanment of the' Chtirter' of theo Uumnburg & Edge-feld Plank Road Cotpan.3m ; Aug1i2i 3m8 CA1DI DATES iiE Friends of S. W. MABRY, Esq., an nounce him as a Candidate for a Scat in the llouse of Representatives, at the ensuing election. ir T:iE Friends of Da. G. M. YARBROUGHl respectfully announce him as a Candid:tc fur a scat in the house of Representatives at the ensuing election. c' TnIE friends of Maj.. W. CAR WILE re spectfully announce him us a Candidate for a Scat in the Legislature at the ensuing ekection. UT The friends of GEORGE W. LANDRUM respectfully announce him as a Candidate for a seat n the next Legislature. gTuE Friends of W. C. MlORAGN E, Esq., respectfully announce him as a Candidate for re election to a seat in the House of Representatives at the next election iMaj. AIIR.A M JONES is respectfully an nounced by his friends as a Candidate for a seat in the House of R epresentatives at the ensuing election. ITnE Friends of Capt. ROBERT MlERI WETHER respectfully nominate him as a Candi date for a seat in the .louse of Representatives at its next Session. U. Tue Friends of CAREY W. STILES, Esq.. respectlully announce him as a Candidate for a Seat in the next Leaislitture. The friends of Mr. W.M. GR EGG, respectfully an nounce him as a candidate for a seat in the next, Legislature. The friends of M.J. JAMES 13 ACKWELL respectfully announce hi.n: as a Candidate for a seat in the next Legislature. 'Tne Friends of Col. JOIIN QUATTLE BUM respectfully announce him as a Candidate for a Seat in the Hlouse of Representatives at the en suing election. fT The friends of Cul. M. C. M. UAMMOND respectfully announce him as a Candidate for a scat in the Ifouse of Representatives at the next election. fI We are authorized to announce LEWIS .TONES. Esq.. as a candidate for re-election for Shcrili'cf Edgefield District. iIT Ton Friends of Capt. II. BOULWARE respectfully nnnne him ns a Candidate for Sheriff of E1Refield District at the next election. TTTE friends of Capt. LNWIS COVAR. res. peclfully nnnne him as a candidate for Sherif. of Ehgefiell Distriet, at th' ensuing election. The many friendh; of W. W. SA LE, Esq., of TTambur,, in the upper part of the District, respect fully :tnnonnno him ts a candidate for Sheriff of Eleti' 1l Distrit at the next election. The friends of Co. WITJ.IAM QL'ATTLEDULM res pectfully announe him as a Candidate for Sheriff of Edgefield at the ensuing election. U? TnE Friends of Mir. ROBERT D. BRYAN respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Clerk or Edgefield District at the next election. For Taz Collector M. Ti. W ITITTLE. BARNEY LAMAR. CITARLES CARTER, THfOM3AS f3. REESE, iERICi frOLSONRAKCE, THlEOPILTIS DEAN, WESLEY WERTZ. D e n t is t r y. 'fl I Su'scribaer hasli opIe~ned an Oi. fiee at Ryn' :14 otel, where he wi ll .itten~d ..to my buine--s per:aImning tohis Praofes.,ioun. A llen's Paient. Teeth, CuJrvilin - eari Gum and. lIleeck Teeth. from Single Teeth to Entire setts, Pat up in a style to p'eaae the nmost factidious. Dlentit wishing teeth put up on .\llen's Patent, e-mII have it done by isendinug in their Plates at very moderate pries. Dentists' GOdd and Silver PIate. Gol Silver and Piatina Wire, round, half roundl nil1 eili inlrientl madei' t.> oni -. H. PA ~K E R. N. 11 . settlement ahvay at the comlletionl of July 50) if ?9 lMedical Card, D R. .[. 3 SCCT , lai 1 Ueti d ::'< 1ar thme l'i .\CTfICF. OF i3iEl >lt:IN-., re..'peefal I I's bievie to thue surr<.nntdin~g eatmmunIIity, nnd Collk.r'., .la:e d:, 15ti If 21 A Card, D M.G.a. YAI R~lol' H- & .1. P. AENJT.. havet:.. * this day lot ned I 'mi:nehip,. fir the -hai~rge for~ .ne consul:ntion visit. Uly~e at Dr). Law Card, ''~Y OFFICE is no in this Vilinge, next door i.Y.toXW. W. A dlas, where I enan he faiu ii at all timeS. C. W. S;TYLF.S. Edeieldl C. 11., Jahn 15, 195t. t f 1 ..CNTRE. STREET, IIAM"URG, S. C. 2, 0.'.E. C~)o-rT. & co. i'srepr'icao . M\arch 12, 185ti. ly 9 BOOTS AND SHOES, Opposite the iV a.onZi c HIall, A coUSr'A, cA. DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, Ria~ eceivig the ir FI NUP ~ 1 l[ .1 ilconsistin o al ar e usab foud in tl~wir litie. Our ( t uoal:::re n!1 mmb-di toi onb.,r Gy il ba~r-t manu!Jifactiots, am:I la se'laeard from the b-s:~ .Mih to tie ltented Oter Stucs of Planation Brogans, Dlitchers' Boots, AND JIOUNE NENV;ANT'4R .%110ES, Are all muade of the Ibest ;mat..iail ande itn a very sublstanti al mann1 ter. tp vers ms visiting one City wiil find at our Stiere. the lartgest andie the greate St variety to' sdee*(t frum that hase ever been ofler'd in this pllacee and . 1. E. CL AlRI1C, A nta~h. Auwg 12. 1 S56. fEm 31 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIC E OF BUGG IES, &., T ~~t enrad athe s-ervices of Air. 11Ultie .VIN B~tTt the well-knowni llouse of .1. llihm t 6: Co. Auiusta.) to sutpeitendaii tlhe manniheturin.g. we are prepared to uishiiil CA R R1AG ls f al eecrip~tOton sat Five per' cent less than they cla be houaht in Augusta. anda we hazard nothing in saying that we htve onl haend the BEST ASSORTMENT or Souttlhern maide Buggies to be found South o \ason & lDixon's Line, whichl cannot fail to suit those in wantt of subsetanitanl w ork. We are now prepared to tuild at s~hort notice Carriages and Plantation Wagons Superior to anything before off'ered in this DJstrict (gTREPAIRING attended to as usual with dspatch. LEIGH & TUC&EPR. Edgefichl, July 22, if 23 The Great Rlemeidy. 01 PnAPER~S OF A Q. SIMlMONS' LIVER .\ltEDCINE, juset received and for sale by Jttn 23.R. II. sU LLI VA N. A Good Investment to be had. I will offer foar sale, at Edgefield C. IL., on thme Lfirst Monnday in Sept. next, at public auction, "one hundred sehartes of stock in thme llamnburg and Eageieldl Plank Rad Company," or so mneh there. of as will sati~sfy a certain demtanel, for the paymett of which I am authorized to tmaike such sale. B. B3ETTIS. Aug, 13,1856. 2t 31 CURRYTONii ACADEMIES. TlE Exercises of these Institutions will be re sumed on the third Monday in January next. As heretofore, Mr. JAMES L. LESLEY will act as Principal of the Male Department. The Femah- School, with the Primary Depart mnenlt of the dlale Academy, will be conducted by Mr. A. P. BULITLER, assisted by the learned and highly accomplih-l;ed Miss A. E. ART1UR, and other competent Teachers. Rates of Tuition per Sossion. First Class, Primary )epartment,..........$9 00 Second " Ordinary English Branches,....12 00 TI ird " Iligher " " ....15 00 Fourth " Greek and Roman Literature with higher Mathematics.............20 00 Frcncl. .,.noroidery, Needle work, &e., usual rates. The SchlastiC year will he divided into two Ses sion1s of live months each. Pupils will be charged from the time of entering to the end of the Session. Tuition in advance. Good Board can be had in the Village at from $8 to $10 per month. I. MERRIWETHER, S. P. GvETZ EN, 1 A. J. IA MMOND, c S. W. GARDN ER, J. C. PORTER, A. P'. BU'T:.ER, ~t 11. A. SIAW. - Dce 5 if 47 Furniture! Furniture! BEN.JAMIN & GOODRICII, Broad street, op posite Lanback & Cooper's, respeetfu an nounce to their friends and the. public, that they are now receiving daily a choice and well selected assortment of all kinds of Fl RNIT'URE, such as BUREAUS. 1100K-CASES SOFAS, CIIA IRS, TETE-A-'ETES, CENTRE TABLES, BED STEADS, WIN DOW SIlAI)ES. &c., of the la test and most fashionable designs, which they guaran tee to sell as low as can be bought in this city, and invite all who wish to purchase, to call and examine their stock. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Mattresses and all kinds of Furniture, manufac tured and repaired to order, with neatness and dis patch. BENJA MIN & GOODRICH. Augusta, April 23, tf 15 A Delightful Country Residence T ILE Subscriber ofl rs for sale his VALUABLE PLANTATION, ,', ., situnted on the Columbia Road, five miles east of Edg.-field C. II., known as - The Murrell or Cross Road Place, Con:tainiing Three hundred and ttvelv - acres, a iconsiderahle portion of which is in a high state of enltivation. Said Tract is now in fine condition. On the premi ses is a commodious I)welling llouse, Kitchen, Negro 1 louses, Gin House and Screw, and, in short. all necessary tint buihlings. food fences, &c. There is also on the place a never-failing well of the best water. Also, a LARGE ORCILARI) of the finest varieties of Peach, App'e and Plum Trees. As a test of the superior and productive quality of said Tract of Land, especial invitation is invited to the present crop. Mr. 'J. A. Addison, on the premises, will take pleasure in showing the place to any one desirous of purchasing. gAny gentleman wishing to buy a beautiful and pleasant summer residence would do well to examine the above place. Terms very reasonable and accommodating. B. L. MfUR~RELL. Aug 13 St 31 Carpenter's Sheet System O F Cutting Ladies' Dret'ses and Gentlemen' Coats and Sacks,-also, Vest+, Pantaloons and Gniters, together with Youths, Boys and Girl Garments of all kinds anid stylee, will be taught to Ladies and G entlemen by a Few Plain, Easy and Simple Rules, So as to learn thenm to cut with, EASE and SKILL any of the above mentioned Garments. The Coipyrighit of this stame hia: been atssigned tn Cuco. S. SicNEIu. & Co., of this place. Persons wishing to ai ail thimiselves of this Sys temn or wantin.g intermatzion will call or leave their oirders at aMrs. .\lcNEL5 .i~IIImer Establishment. GIEO. S. AlcNEIL & CO. Edirefeld C. TI., Mlay 30 Jy 20) Iad-Quarters, li-r B3IGOI)E C.\VA LiY, S. C. 3M. ) A ugust ISth, 18'>ti. j ORDER. NO r j1lE iREGIN1 ENTis of this Brigide will paradec . for I rill :and lieview, at I le lizllowing namedcc tihiws an I pilnees, viz: The. I st lleginmnt oif Cnynary, at its usual place if Jal-.am, Saturdlille ti. :tll Nepteimber tiii*t. fTe 2ndti lyigiment of Cavalry, at L'ngmires, in ,:uttirday ttile 2:): I of Scdeib., r ncxt. IThe tCoimmis.-ioned and non-mt'iemmiissioicA 00i eers will ;mo~ier an the a:iv pirevie us, at thieir re StrItet ion.i -raJ are herehr eba.r.al with the e.i:niont (it ?i tilth if t~ or dler as has re~ference to their respiee lice (i.iminali Is. itv order of JOTIN F. T.\ LBElIT, Col. C'inim:nnding~ ist L' rig. (::vnary. J. V. Aloona:. Jirig. \b-zj. A ug 20 It 3 SherifF's Sale. )Y Virtue of sundry writi of Fieri IFneits, ito .1) me dlira.cted,. I will piroceedl to sell at Edgelield C. II., on the lirst 1moiaiy in Septeimber next, the folowinig Iopt rty in theo followin~g enses, viz: .hlthn A. iA!ays aid Wvilam M1ays vs EC'ijahm Thlilownv, aan,.inisuter of the Estate oif Geot -~ itns, leensed, thle tract of lame1 coin:ninintg twa' hniiniredl neres. i:ore uir less, adjoinintg landls oh 1.ewis Culbreathi, Strhiiig Turi:er and Leivi .\damns, where .lrs. A nn Rianms n~ow lives. *Jih~n Qauhlbum, T1. C. vs lieba een Dorris a tract if iii cint:liinng one hund rid neres n:ore or less. adjaaningr lands ct' Williamn Qnai:ebun, duas. Camlison ;..d otheris. Andrew Jordlan vs Raniis'in .Jii:an, one negro woiian byv the nmem of Ann and infant child, anid thlree alh-s. Samil, i Ir.-hs aimd others, vs- .11.Christian andl t hers, Onie 16 u.e tnd l.it ini thle Yilinge of I'dge~ i:il, cotiaininig onie :teise,. more or ham, adjoinne lands of a ,b.hnt 3 Witt aind Itiumphreys lRauhrnre A 1.-i, atne other l.ail of t..tind in, ih.. El.a'!e oaf EdIoi. fve o-ri, mor er h . i j-iing land' of Johan I I T. Wrlit :,mdi Jlekwoa Covar. Also, one lot of hint" s aid I .miah, in, on' hi.: ot Slate, ::nl one .inlae,-hevied noon as the property o: the ])e fend ant. J. 11. Cluii~thia. Tertm, Cash. JAS. EID'SON. s.En. 'a ugut 6, 1S851'. -1: 303 Sherif's Sale. ST'ATE' OF SOUTh] CAlROLINA, IN ORIDINARY. Exparle,. 1 Wailiaiin Nlir, Gnnrinin arl | Simumons lilem,. of~ Dyiani.inita tem~ian & } i .\ itlhell Itevetl, chtildren o~f | Par tition. Nam:ey Iitntma,diee'd. J 13 Sq., Ordinary oif Il'lgehiehl District, in the above stated ease, I will proceed to seli on thle first Mlondaiy in Septemiber next. :it EdkelIeld C. 11., the Ral Estate of Naney Bateman, dee'il., consistinig of a Tratct of Land containing One hundredl ners, mnore or less, situate in the D isti ut of Edgeiehil, on the waters of Big I herse Creek, two milles East of I ham burg, bounded by liands of Tihos. Kerni;.han, Eliza bth Tatie, Thus. G. Lamar, Rev. I. L. Brooks and others. Taats.--A er edit of t welve months, purch~aser giving hond with good securitiks, and a mortgage of thte prem'ise~stiithe Ordinary, to secure the pur chase nmoney. Cests to be raid in Cash. JA a1 ES EIDSON, S. E. D. Aug5 4It Notice. TTIE Subscribier would resuietfully buit earnest . ly call on till persons owing him, pireviouis to the 1st of .laniuary Inst, to comec torward ont or be fore Fale aIuiy rext. and if they entnot pay all pay a part.,auiheiwise I will be csomphelled to place their no tes and accounts in Ihe propier kinila for collietion. W M. .3!cEVOY. Aug 13 St 31 100 Negroes Wanted! T1liE subscribers wish to purchase ONEIUN DRED. NECGROES, young Alen and Wo men, Boys and Girls. A ny persou hanving such property to sell. wv.ll do welh to give us inforniation. TtlRIShON & CLIN E M.Al1k. rnwod, S C3,m., 2,185a 3m 24 AME R I U AHO ;4. Hamburg, S. O ' T IEProprietors of thist well! ' known hlOTEL beg leave to inform their friends and the public generally, that they are.nlwayscready.to receivo them in the BEST STYLE POSSIBLE. Persons arriving at this tiotel may rest assured that they and their baggage will be promptly sent, free of charge, to the Carolina Depot, or to either of the Georgia Depots. We also take this opportunity of returning our sincere thanks 1'r past patronage, and will use every etdeav.'ur to merit a continuanee of .the same. There will always be on hand. a good OSTLER, and horses leit in our charge will meet with every attention. 0. H. P. SCOTT & Co. lIlaiburz, July 21. ' tf 29 Valuable Land for Sale. r l1E Subscriber, eesirous of moving, ofibrs for sale his valuable Plantation, situated 19 miles from Edgetield C. Ii., and within two miles of Mt. Willing. containing 1363 acres. The place will be sold the whole together, or will be divided into the following tracts to suit purcha sers: The BMone Place, Containing 735 acres, upon which there is an excel lent house with G rooms, all necessary outbuildings (most of which are framed,) Gin House, Screw, Stables. Negro Houses and all, the conveniencies of a Plantation. About 450 acres on this place are cleared, one third of which is fresh land-the remainder is in good heart and is well adapted to cotton and grain. The Place is very healthy, pleasantly located and very desirable to any one working from 10 to 20 hands. 2. The Bonhan Place, Containing 440 acres, upon which there is a com fortable dwelling with necessary outbuildings-abou 100 acres ot Forest land and 340 acres cleared, 50 of which is first and second year's land. of excellent quality, good for corn and cotton ; also 25 acres of low-around ; the remainder in a fair state of culti vation. 3. The Pine-Land Tract, Containing 187 acres, about 18 acres cleared, the remainder heavily timbered and equal if not supe rior in productiveness to any pine-land in this sec tion of the district. Persons desirous of purchasing will do well to call soon and examine for themselves. Or for in formation, address the subscriber at Mt. Willing, Edgelield District. Terms of sale will be necomo duting. J. C. SIMKINS. Mlay 7. 156. tf 17. Valuable Property for Sale, r TIE undersigned, intending to move to Georgia in a tort timem,ofirs fur sale the following valuable property in Iamburg-titles indis9 lable. The DWELLING 1 OUSE and LOToi Market, Corner of Snowden Street. running through .to Mi reer Street. The Dwelling and Kitehen are of brick, covered with tin. On the Lot is a Crrriage house, Stable, and all neeissary outbuildings. The LOT on Centre Street, nearly opposite the American Hotel, on which is a large TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING, occupied as Two Stores and Dwelling-lot running through to Cobb Street. On the latter Street is a large back Store. The LOT on Corner Market and Leavenworth Streets, running through to Mercer Street. On this Lot is a new One and a half Story HOUSE, plas tered and painted. -Also FIVE HUNDRED SHARES Hamburg and Edgefield Plank Road Stock. The above property will be sold on iccommoda ting terms, or exchanged for land in southern Geor gia. or negroes. II. A. KENRICK. ]Iam~burg, Oct 1 tf 38 Village Property for Sale, 71illE subscriber otffers f.,r sale his HOUSE . AND LO T, situated in Edhefeld Village, imomediate!v West of th~e Planter's Ilotel. Said Lot contain's near FiVE acres of Land, andi .xtends from the, Puliic Square to Bever Dami Crceek. I? It will be diclposed of on reasonable terms. Poesssion given onm short notice. UT With an exspenditure of two or -three'hun dred dlolirs it could be m.ade one of thi, most hand some pineces in the Viillnge. For further particulars call on the uadereigned. A pril .10, 18563. tf 16 Land for Sale, r1 IIE Subscriver wishing to change his loention .l fers for sale his V A I.ABLE PLA NTA TION, conitainfing Three Hundred & Seventy-seven Acres 1 xinig ont Sa'udat River.n;.! najoining land!s of Wn. A. Strothe:r, A. ClarL nnd D avid l':a-. near llozma~n:n's Ferrv,.amdc within two, or three hunidred yairds~ or t he Urentvilie & Columbin Ihaii fload. TI.:- T:-tet :ontains :sbout (oie hundre id aeres in ori~iinal remst. widhlt then rest is uinder fence. One huni mdredl and, titly i in a hieh state of cultivation, if wlhih.re is fronm sevennt-ive to one hundred acres of line bottin nd eqjani tonany and surpassed by none in the State. This planttatiito s hug.od out lets aind excellent umages itor stock. On the preiiises are a goid Two Story Dwelling If onse and all ntecssary plantation buildings. Also, a -lpring Of niever failing water. rg Anty persosn wvishing to purchase will call on the $ulseriber who. re-sides on the premiises, and he will take ipleasutre in showing thetm the abiove tract. .J. W. SIAYNARD). Nov 21 tf 45 Land for Sale. 'TiE snb::criber ctrr for sale his tract of I:nd I luing tiwo mnik as. . 2if the Pim- Uoeuse, adjoini :ig la ,-ds of G. M. Wvert, WV dli:.m To'ney, and FIVE HUNDRED AND NINETY ACRlES, Mulueh te i mgi -Ctrtiont of " bich is in woods. On the p'reists are a pi ud .vellirtg h,'use aid other neoe.-sary b'uidines. tgether with a s::w-mill, mll of in hieh is nently new. 'The situation is healthy, and the h-.md wvell adapted to farming. Hie ill take grent plere in .-howing itt. tiy one wishing to purchase.ABSALOM IIORNE. Jlulv 0. 185c.. tf 25 Notice, LL. pc:sons indel. bittl tio the Estaite '.f William ? t. Timti tmondi, dee'd., tire regnested to amne p-aymntt to tiue tnudCer.igned.. An thIlosie havinrg dlemttltan :inmst the NtameC wid pr.enit thtemt accora og~ to ie Pi..E.S.GT D. TIIIURMON D, Adiin'r. A pril 30, 1856. tf 16t Notice, Notice. .XTO Orders will reeie any nattntion unless .. neeomipatnied with the Cash. S. E. BOWERS, Ace.r .T:n .30 t f 3 Notice. A LL4 persons to whom the Estate of James WVeathersby, deceased, is indebted will pre .enCt their claims, atnd all persins itndebtedl to the said listate, will miake paetstt to the undera-ignted. W. L. A NDERSON, A dminictrato.r Nov. 1, 1S55. t 45 A Rule Without an Exception, ANY ione indebted to mec by note or aeeount, .Enmust settle with me by the first of August, if not, then with my Attorntey.-. A. B. ADDJSON. JIune 2f. it "' 24 Wanted ! Rare Chance G RE AT INDUCEMENTS ! W ANTED, men in every-Town and Countf in the Union to engage in su honorable busi ness wvhich pays S5 and $10 per day. No 1Imnbug Riook or Patent Medicine BIusiness. Full partica-. hiti sent free on atpplientioCn. post paid, to. D).W A1RN ER & CO.; I8 Sonth Third Street, Philadelphin P'a. Wanted, 2 000 GOod DRY UIDES, for which I will 2 u u pity the cash. R I. SULLWVAN. Jutne 25, if - 2 NVotice. ., ALL persons to whom the estate of-John I.. Mor.. Aris, deceased, is Indebted will pr4ent their claims ; and all persons indebtel to'th'e saii Estato will make payments iCo the unldersigneid.-,'" W.:L ANDERSON, Admihisaise,. Nov21,185 . . , t . : L t