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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! B. C. BRYAN, T his old and well known stand, in the Urick Store, has just received a full supply of Fall and Winter Goods, Embracing an elegant stock of rich and most beautiful DRESS GOODS, TRIMINGS, BON NETS, SHAWLES, TALMAS, &c., &c., exactly suited to the wants of the LAD.IES AND 1IKSSES of this Vicinity, together with a large quantity of HEAVY GOODS, for the FARMER AND PLANTER, comprising Negro CLOTHS, BLANKETS, Plant ation BROGANS, HATS, CAPS, &c. Also, a first rate variety of Winter Goods for GENTLEMEN & YOUTHS WEAR! Also, a fresh supply of choico Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, kc, .Together with an immense stock of Goods, to which the Ladies and Gentlemen are iespoetfully re quested to call and examine. gW Further particulars next week. Oct. 7 1857 tf . 39 NEW GOODS! E. PENN, AGENT. T AKES great pleasure in informing his custo mers and the public generally that he has re ceived his stock of iMVr CiirOO'DE9 embracing EVERY STY LE and VARIETY suited to the Fall and Winter Trade. His Stock has been selected with great care, both with regard to Styles and prices. And he will always be found ready and happy to wait on his friends who may call to examine his Stock and get good bargains. Edgefield Sept. 30. tf. 39. State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. Y W. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge JDfeld District. Whereas, E. P. H. Kirksey hath applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular the goods and chattles. rights and credits of George McD. Rearden, lite of Merriwether County Georgia, deceased. Thee are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceas ed, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgefield Court House, on the 21st day of Oct. inst., to show cause, if any, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 0th day of Oct., in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven and in the eighty-second year of American Independence. W. F. DURISOE, o.r D5. Oct. 7, 1857 2t 39. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. BY'W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edgefield * District. Whereas, Jesse Leopard hath npplied to me for Let tersof Administration on all anti singular the goods and chattles. rights and credits of Samuel Beard, late of the District aforesaid. deceased. These are, therefore, to cit ind admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceas ed, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to he holden at Edgefield C. II., on the 21st day of Octoher inr., to show canse, i fany, why the said administration should not be graintedl. Given under my hand and seal, this 5th day of Oct. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven and in the 82nd year of American Independence. W F. DURISOE, O. E. D. October 7 2t 39 The Carolina Tribute to Calhoun! IT is proposed to putblish, at an early day, a e..m Lpiled work, beauring the above title, and cimbra eing the various Eulogies on Calhoun by dis:im guished Carolinians, togahtler with such repo~rts, .peecbes and other papers as are contaimed in the pamplct published by order of the Leeislaiture. The proposed volume will therefosre be th-e means of emibalming all the mem.ories and me~ilents ce.te ted with the death of Calhoun, nud, will ,he alikeu '"- valuable whether regarded :as a tribute to ,ieipnrted worth, or as furnishing matin coius'tions of great literary excellence. Thterein will be contained the spee'ches in Congress of Senators Butler, Clay, Webster, Rusk and Clemens; of Messrs. Hlo'mes, Winthrop and Venable, of thte House of Represes. tatives; the Message of Gov. Seabrook, the Report of thte Committee of Twenty-feec; the Narrative o.f the Funeral Ceremonies at Charleston ; the Sermon of Dr. Butler, Chaplain of the Fennte ; that of D r. Thornwellt anid that of Mr. Banrnwell; the Dis course of Rev. Mr. Mliles: the Eutlaiies of (Gov. Alleton, F~x-Gov. ITammond, Hion. R. Barnwell Rhett, Dr. Hlenry, Prof. Porcher, Rev. Mr. Coit, Hion. W. D. Porter, and other valuable and inter esting memorials. The Book is expected to make its appeazance a.bout 1st next December. It will be printed in clear type. on Gine paper, will be handsomely bo.und, and will contain an accurate engraving of Caihon. Prie per copy not less than $1, nor more than $2. gg"Subeeriptions will be received at the A drer tiser Offiee. Sept. 30) t 38 Cheap C a s h Store ! NEW FALL GOODS ! WTILLIA M H. CR AN E, Augusta, Ga., VThas just received from New York, a large and splendid assortment of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Which he offers on the lowest terms for C ASII. A s that is the only way he does business, he is pre pared to give GREAT BARGAINS. Rich Striped and Plaid S! LKS, new styles ; Plain Black Gro D'Rhuine, 75 ets to S1,25 Rich figured andl plain Fretnch Mletinos, ebe; Elegant fine figured French Cashmeres and De Lanes; Debages and hpinin Muslin D'Lanes, et 121 eis : Alhirge assortment small and large lig'd PRIN~TS from 64 to l12) ets.; Fine bright colored Printed DeLanets, 25 ets; Plain Colored Alpaceas and English iderinos, S 25 to 37 ts.; A large assortment GINGH AMSS, 12b to 23 etm. Ladies Zephyr Wool Searfs and Capes, beautiful styles ; Rich Salk 1Plai.l Corudova's and Valencias,: Jaconet and Swiss Embxlr'idered Collars, '25 cents to $55; Rlaek Velvet Ribbonis and Dress Trimmings:; A large assortmtent CL' AK3, new styles, cheatp; Irish Linens, i:p~ers and' T1able Cloths: Rich Bonnet ltibbons, new styles, Belt Ribbonst Cloths, Cassiimeres,Satinetttand J.eanis, very low;i Ke r.<vs. Plai.d Linseys, Checks and Finmoiels;| ]lleceleul Sheetings', slhitgs tad Jenins, ea~p; Brown Shirtings. sheetings and Drillings ; Trogether with all other kinds of Goods usually kept int a Dry Goods Store. ggr TERI MS C ASh. aoocds at low prices. Augusta, Sept2 og 3 S1 COME GENTLEMiEN, TRIEAT! W UEN you co to llinmburg you catn get goad VI eating! at Dai. CUNNiNGitAuls. at be Anicr* can hotel, aned GOOD DINKING at the bar aof Car House, which is attachedl to the Hhotel, and under the super~visioan of the Suberibuer. 30 O IN C. BOIIE.ER. Unambturg, Sept. 30 Gm 3 K Notice, TOTICE is hereby Lciven that application will .1~be inde at the~ next Sess'ain of she l.eeisla tre, to vest ones' hn~f of the esehtented estate of Charles Mc~re-or, inte~ of Edelild D~itriet, in the Trustees of~ the Edlgefieldi Male Academy.3 Sept. 30 - ut3 A M~ule! A Mule! TRAYED) fro.m thu hSulpseriber~'s plantation,, Snear Edgei~ld C. II-- a H.\Y MRI' II-E, of medium size, aind in e.'od ordler. er, nmouth has been cut or split up by the biridle' or~ oiler cause-has a small white spot on top of the had caused by the moving of the bridle, anud hyrnnded on the shoulder with a letter C or~ 0. 3o aother -mrarks recollected. Any info.-mationi of sniid Mule, ndlre-ssen t.. the Overseer, -I I. Gaiman, at Edgelieldl C. 11., or left at this Uffie,, will he thankfully r-ceived and reasonable compensation allowed for anly trouble incurrd. ~ ,F. W. P'ICKENS. Sent.0 38 MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA, AT AUGUSTA. T IIE Twenty-Sixth Course of Lectures in this [nstitution, will conunence on MONDAY, the 2d NOVEMBRR next. Emeritu 'ofessor of Anatomy, G. M. NEW TON, Al. D. Anatomy, Ir. F. CA MPBELL, M. D. Surgery, L. A. DUGAS, Al. D. Institutes and Practice of Medicine, L. D. FORD, M. D. Mlateria Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Juris prudence, I. P. GARVIN, M. D. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Infants, J. A. EVE, M. D. Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, II. V. Al. MILLER, Ml. D. Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX. MEANS, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy, ROBERT CAMP BELL, . D. Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy, S. B. SII SIONS, M. D. Clinical Lectures will be delivered in the City Hospital and at the Jackson-street lospital. Fee for whole Course, $105. blatriculation Ticket (to be taken once.) $5. For further particulars, apply to any member of the Faculty, or to 1. P. GARVIti, Dean. Augusta, Ga., Sept. 30 1857 5t 38 Ladies' Dress Goods, WILLIAM SHEAR AUGUSTA GA. H AS received from, New York, a large and splendid assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods, comprising a great variety of rich and elegant ar tieles for the Fall and Winter season, among which are Rich Fancy Silk Bayadere Robes, of new and el egant styles; Rich Bayadere and Striped Glace Fancy Silks; Ladies' Rich Flounced Silk Robes, of beautiful styles; Plain Black Silks, of extra quality and rich lustre; Superior Bllack Silks, for Ladies Mourning Dres ses, and Black Satin de Chene; Superior Valencia Quadrilles, a new and beauti ful article for Ladies' Dresses; Saxonv Plaids. of rich colors, aid beautiful styles for Ladies and Misses' Dresses; Rich CasAmere and Printed Delaine Robes, with side Stripes; Rich Printed Rayadere Mousseline Delaines; Lupin's small figured Delaines, all wool, of bean tiful styles for Children; Lupin's French Alerinoes and plain Delaines, of the must desirable colors ; Lupin's Plain White and Black Merinoes, of ex tra quality; Lupin s Plain Black M~ousseline Delaints, and Plain Black and Col'd Challies; Superior 4-4 Franch Prints, of new and beautiful styles ; F English and American Prints, in a great variety Of styles ; Ladies' French Embroidared Lace and Muslin Col!drs and Undeis!eeves, in setts; Lanies' Embroidered Lawn and Linen Cambric lanlkerbies of rich and elegant styles ; Swiss and Jaconet Embroidered insertings and Ediigs, and Worked Mluslin and Jaconet Floune- t intzs, of beautiful style ; Rich Val.'ncienn'es and Thread Laces, and Rich Paris.ltibbons; Ladi' Chenille Shawls and Sears, of rich and spiendid styles; Ladas' Saxony Plaid and French Shawls, of beau iful styles; Ladies' 3tella Shawls, in a great variety of stlk-s and some at very low prices; Ladies' Pla'n Wack T1ibbet Wool Shawls, with heavy Silk Fringe Ladies' Drouche and Stella Scarfs, of beautiful styles; Ladies' ILalf Mourning Brooche Scarfs; Ladies' Cloth nand Velvet Cloaks and Talmas, I omie at very lo~w prices; Ladhie' Mcerino and Gause Metino Vests, with, i ong and Short Sleeves ; Ladiies' Ctrsetts, of the most app roved styles ; Ladies' Cruvelli, Pompadour, Crown Royal andl xtension Skirts ; With a great variety or othier articles suitable for c he present sea-ont, ad to :tll of which the attsution n f the public is reg;eef'ully invited. Augrusta ept. 20. tf. a CEAP CASH STORE GRAY & TURLEY, A UGL'STrA, G.\., I[ AVING th~orouthbly removed to their NEW L s~ruts, uder the UT. S. 1143Cte lulichd Lami. L ele taantt D RY G O ODS, 'hich having been purchma'ed for CAsI I, under he dleprt sed, state of the mntary atl'ai's of the o: th, etntbles them to offer tacilittes to close put :basers. rarely to tic met with,. ?3k rebiants, I'lan ers, and the Ladies piar~ieulairly, wonl coultt heir interest by an exaninati m of our stock and nia. hladnt a resident pur~cha:ser at the No,:th, c ate itt the cotntinuail r-eit of " .10OH LOTS'" rom auction, at unp:ecedenited low liriles. A mong our assortm.-nlt ill h., fo~und the richest md newest l)R ESS GUODS of. the season-ueh s Rich and Ehegantt Coloredl andt Bla~ck SILKS. anging fromt 37% cents to $5 pm r yard, 'otmiting to specify atlI the nmanufactured " jaw breaking" names sed ott such occasions.) Fine all Wool Sluslint DEL AINE, plain and flg'd. Cheap Muslin Def~aines in great variety; Lupin's best black Alpaccns and Bombtlazines. PLANTATRON GOODS. The very best quality : 8 doz. OSNAJIURGS ; Ilcavy alt Wool Fillintg Georgia PLAINS and Itersevs ; IHcavy cheap Satitnets : alt Wool Plaidi Linscys ; Blue Stripe antd Plaid 1tontespuns; liro. I Iomespuntf and .Janies; Fine.Bed BiantketIs, very chteap. RICII CARlPETING-CHEAP. Fine English T.pcstry Velvet; "i " ~ . Brussels; Superior Three-ply, fin:e Ingrain and all Wool Carpeitg-(not havitg ro'in in our new store to eep Carpeting. we wiil sell thema at cost and char ;es.) 1,000 Swiss and .latckontet Bands, from 23 ets to $1, worth fully double that amoiunt. 5.000 Swiss and Jackonmet Collars, from 25 to 50 ents, worth $1I. I00 flne Frenich worked Collars, $2,50 to $3,50, worth S5 to $6. Swi~s atnd Jackonet Enigings and Inrert'ng, itt great variety. Emibroideredl and Ilemtstitcd Ihandkerchiefs, exceditgly cheap. 50t fne Emtbroidered Setts, $2 to $5, exceedingly eheap.4 it the same departmtent wilt be found the most onlete assortmentt of IIOSIEfRY that has ever been in one [louse in Augusta, from the lowest prc to the finest quality, for Ladies, Gents, Mlisses and Youthts, of every desaription. DOMESTIC GOODS. Ten eases tine 3 yard wide Sheeting, at 31t cents, worth ini the .lobbing Ihouses itt New York' front 35 to 41) cents. Five bales fine Sea lsland Ilomespuns, fle. Tetn cases fine. Calico, warranttedt fast colors or thte money returned, for 64 cents, worth 10 to l2Aete. LINEN GOODS. The best and cheapest Linenms thtat have ever been known to sell in Augusta, under atny circumstances, ar inow on our shelves, and only require an examt inationi to cottvince the most fastidious of the great saving itt purchmasing Litten Goods from us. Splen didt fr.ont;iig Linen for 3'il cents, that thas never beent known to sell int Augusta fir less thant 62 to 75 ents. The mtost supe-rb Litnen Daask ever brought to this market at vanly reduce d rates. Splendid Tur kisht Towelh for the bath roomt, 6-.4 litng, otnly 126 eents, worth 3'i cents. lhussiat and Ilinekaback Diapers, in great variety, ex..edintgly cheap. Five hundred 12-4 square QUILTS, For~~; 1,50!', wvorthi $3: hune French Alarseilles Quilts, ltre size, $3J,5(t to $5, worth fromut $S to $101. A very l::rge and: varied sto'ek or every description of DR)1Y (GOODS. - 3Seketed with the u:,mos~t care by deciled judgtes of I Goods, at aucti' t and sneh other pilaces as h-rginsI couil tbe obttaint,:l wvithtin thte hist two weeks, to whi-h we wo:dt invite the attent son oft tha.se pur ebaintg tor eashi, en.mranteeintr that we can save themit a very largo pier centate ont an "xammnatin of our stock. * ORAY d& TURLKY. Asa Sept 30. tf. 38.I SUCCESSORS TO J. MI. NEWBY & CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SPLENDID READY MADE UNDER THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA. W E are now receiving at our old Stand under the United States Hotel, our supplies of FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, Pell adapted to the Fall and Winter season, and vhich we feel assured will please our patrons and riends. Our immense Stock eonsists in part of LTH, BEAVER, SEAL SKIN, BLANKET AND FLUSHING OVER COATS, Fine Black, Blue and Olive DRESS AND FROCK COATS. BUSINESS COATS, Or all Deseriptions and Colors. 40.AjSmIWX-EWzEmii s-uITo, Coats, Pants and Vests to match. Fine black Cassimere Pants, 'laid, Plain, Striped, and other Stylea of Fancy CASSIMERE PANTS. ilk. Merino, Wo.ol, Veiret, Satin Uarath-n, and other myks of the latest and mccost rashionable ogether with EVERY STYLE of Goods for GENTLEMIEN'S WEAR. e keep always on hand a very large Stock of fine irts, Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, Neck Ties, Stocks, Collars, Half-Hoes, TRAVELLING SHAWLS, IO ES DE CIIAMfllE, &c., &c. Li of which will be sold at the lowest market rices. Call aid take a Look. TAILORING! Iso a heavy Stoek of fine CLOTlIS, CASSt I ElltES. VESTINGS, &c., to which we invite the ttention of every body. Theio goods will be made p to or.er at the shortest notice, and in a satisfac iry manner. Augusta, Sept 30t 38 EW FALL. GOODS!i DICKEY & PllhI1BS, RE now openina a VERY LARGE and WELL SELECTED Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, 1o which they respect-fully solicit, attention, comf risinti as it does, every article unaally found in a rst class 1 louse, and at prices as Low as any : the South. The Ladies'especially are invite.1 to call anid ex ine our DR ESS GOODS before purchasing. Our large Stuck of SILKS, DIIESS GOODS, lIAWLS. &c., is~ particularly fine, emb~racing rerv article in their line, andi all of the latest and wet styles, viz : Plain lihick Gros sn Rhine SILKS; '' " Gros dnc Naples" " "' Jischaof's " la~ck Itrocades, Satin Stripes ntnd Plaids; i Satin Plaids stee Stripes; Iich Celmed~ lH ltOCA It''S: W r ttich Fhmuriced ItOP.ElS; 3aeii's, Fluounees. &c., &c., all colors; Frech 3..-erin.,es, ltl:wk aned Coltors; En iglislc and Geranat 31-rintcer'; Cohotrg Cluoths,. ver'; finco, every shade Plain atnd P'rintedl l.tlama Cloth,, Cauhere and Briebte I).lains ; aJanester Printed " Plain Dielains-'. alt shuh-e. 1:'e per yard; Black and Col'd Alpacasr; 4 ai " Silk Warps; ',,.zies. Canto Clsthcs; CII L li ES. fInck ands ('sob.red: 'OL'I NS, P'lain, laid . and Stripe~d; 'antia Stripes and P'laids; lriliitsc, Plain Whcite and solid Colors; '' Chintz Colors; French Chamtbrays, and Chambries, Colors Egeli'.h, French Scotch and Domestic GING Jhvs's Encgishc PRINTS; Fi' French e" 3Merriac and~ Cocheco PRINTS; Fsrnicure Chsintzss &c twi. anid Jaiconet Mluslins; ishp L.awtns; it'ria" Sptted tand Fig'd Swiss; Striped ansd Plaid" " " JACONETTS; 31arealiai, a fino, article ; os Skirts, Qncih.-d, Plnin. Skeleton: si, Cordedt and Embhroidered SKIlRTS; F.mossed Corded SKlIRTS. Brass IIOO1'S, WHIA L EIONE, &c., for Skirts ; Stella SHA WLS. Black. White and Co'd ; Cashmere SIA WLS, P'lain andI Prin'edt; Bay State, Empire State, and Scotch Long and rqtare Plaid Wool Shcawles; Swiss Collars and Sleeves ; " " " in Setts; Jconett "" " " " ' in Setts; ace "" Iifants' Waists andI Robtes ; Swiss Edgings and insertions ; Jnconett " wis Bands and FLOUNCINGS; Englih Thread L-ices and EDGINGS; Bngle Laces and Edlginas; Ladies' Plain ands Emnb'd L. C. Ihandkerchiefs ; Ladies aind Chlsdre n's Cotton hlose, Wh~lite and Ladies' White and Open Work IHnse; "Kid antd Silk Gloves, all nmakes; "Lace Alius, tong and Short; " Wool and Cotton Gloves Children's Lace iMitts and Silk Gloves ; "Cottsn atnd Wool Gloves; Dress Trimmings, Fringes, GimopS, &c.; Trimming Velvets, all whh~lhs; tleached end Brownm SIlIllTINGS; inen and Cotton SHEETINGS and PILLOW AsINGS; 40 in~h, 5-4 atnd 6.4 P. C. COTT'ONS; , 64.94, 10.4 acnd 12-4 Allendlale and Waltham IIEETINUS, IBleaeced and Brown; leacted and Brown Linen atnd Cottor, Table )AIIASKS, by the yard ; 84:14, 12-4 and 14.4 Bleached and flrown Linen 'ADL E CLOTIIS; Scotch. Russia and Ilnsekaback DIAPElRS and 'W ELINGS; Plain, Fringed and Bordered Towels; T'rkish Bath and Damassk" Napkins. Dsy lies, &c., &o.; Iish Linens and Linsen Lawns; French Cambriecs; ine and Cotton Shirt Fronts ;. iss Fret " - a beattcfutl nrticle; 1.4,I2and 14-4 Lancasterand31arse.illes QUILTS; " " Turkish" Toilet Covers, Tidies, Furniture Fringes, &c.; Black ad Col'd ClothIs and Cntmimeree; Satitnetts and Kenttneky .Jeans, Plain atnd Fancy; Drap 'ete, Italian Cloths, Cottonades, &c., &c.; Gents, Woil 3Mnfilers, and Pongec Jlandkerchiefs ; Gets ack and Funcy Silk Cravats and 'Ties; SPlain and Prinated L. C. Handkerchiefs; " White, Col'd and Fancy Isalf Hose; " Wool and 31erino " " 1(Kid, Scdk, Wonl, Thread Gloves; "ad Ladies' K~i and Btuck Ganintlets, &c. The attention of hiouse keepers, Farmers, andI Planters, is particularly itnvited to sor stock of P'L AN. PAVIION GOODS, which consists of every article in York Stripes, Mlariners' Shirtings; Marlboro' l'laide andI Stripes; Georgia Stripes acnd P'hin; Black, White and Grey Kerseys ; Tw~ilted Kerrseymeres; Paid adlainc Licnseys; White andI Browsn Canto~n Flannels; Plain nd TIwilted Saslisthnry Flanncels, all colors; Fiue Wite. Etncri-h anid Welsh" lt d ad White lismets, &c., &e.: A large assortinenit of BL AN K ET'S. of every make, inc hiding ine English, Swiss, Whitney Mlackinaw, &c... all si~es: B lln.., Gry, anid Whlite. Negrc lILA NKETS. Ex tnsirtiary indultcemtensts, olrLered to ptersonms pur csammg large planctationt hilts. Pa arties setding irdler,' will he certaim to have them pnctually attendsed Lo. D)IGKEY & PHIIBBS. A Augsta, Sept. 7 if 3 CHEAPER TIIAPTIHE CHEAPEST11 M. LEBESCHULTZ, -DEALER IN READY MADE CLOTHING, R ESPECTFULLY informs his frieuds and the public generally, that he has just returned from the North, after selecting from the best Mar kets t FULL ASSORTMENT of READY MADE CLOTHIENG, Of the very latest styles, and embracing ALL AR TIC LES usually kept for the outfit of GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN, . Also, a fine assortments of Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Hosiery, CRAVATS. LINEN AND SILK HANDE'CHIEFS, TRUNKS, LADIES BAND BOXES, VALISES, Ac., &c. Also, the latest aud most approved style of Hats, Caps, Shoes, &c. Sept 30 , 3t 38 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT IN EQUITY. Warren Amaker & Lucy Amaker, his wife, e s. P artition. James Carson, William Chrson, Mar . garet Carson, et. al. BY Virtue of an order from his Honor Chancel lor Wardlaw, I shall proceed to sell at Edge field Court House, on the First Monday in Novem ber next, all that TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND formerly owned by Charles Carson, con taining three hundred and twenty-eight (3-28) acres, more or less-there being at leadt about two hun dred acres of well timbered land on the premises, and a good dwelling house and out-buildings; and situate in, the District of Edgerield and State of South Carolina, on the waters of Dry Creek, waters of Little Saluda, and bounded by lands of James McCarty, James Eidsun, Jacob Legrono and Jere miah Mobley. TER3Ms-On a credit of one and two years, ex cept as to the costs of suit, which must be paid in cash.. Purchasers to give their bonds or notes, with two good sureties, payable in two equal installments, one and two years after date, with interest from datc. A. SIMKINS, C.S.ED. Oct. 7, 4t 39 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DTSTRICT. IN EQUITY.' ,rtha C. Brooks and Mary C.Brooks,) by her next friend, TS. Bill for rames P. Carroll, Caroline TI. Brooks, Partition Mirtha 11. Brooks and Preston S. rooks. B Y Virtue of an order in Equity in the above stated case, I will offer for sale at Edgi field C. H.. on the first Monday in November next, the real estate of the lon. P. S. Brooks, deceased, de cribed in the Bill. Consisting or "4TIlR HOMESTEAD TRACT," adjoi.ing lands of Reuben Cooper, Sumter Daniel, .Tames Cr.swell and others, lying in the said District, on b.,th sides of the island Ford Road, containing two hundred and fourteen (214) acres, more or le.s: Also, THlE "PLANTATION TRACT," lying in said Distriet, on waters of Wilson and Ninety six erects, adjeining lands of the Estate ofr samuel Beard, deceased, lands. of Thomas J. Dyson and Daniel Prctor. and containing one thousand and ffty (1050) acres, more or less. Also "TIlE CIhURCH PLACE," adjoining hads of Reuben Cooper, Daniel Pretor and oth ris, nnd containing forty-txo and one-half (42b) cres, nmore or less. 'rTtns-So much of thme purchanse monley as will py thme cos:s of the suit, to be patid in cash. Th'le esidue on a credit of oneo andt two years from the dy of sale, to be secured by bonds with adequate urettes. gr Pissession of the premises sold, not to be iven until the first of January next. A. SIMKINS, C.E.E.D. Se.pt. 30 157 5t 38 'HE S3TATlE OF-SOUTHI* CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. homcn:as S. Uates :mnd t thers, ) Bill for saic and Illiec l;o l!thesanmd othirs. ) Estata. ')Y \'irtue of an order in Equity in this case. I ... will ot1er fo~r sale at Edgetield C. II., ont thme rrt Monday int Nouvembtr next, the real estate of ndmrew Un'tes, deceased, dese:sbed int the Bill, con siitiC (If 0Ni1'1 R.\CT OR PARC IL OF LAND, con aiing eifsht hutndred (800)) acres, mtore or~ less, ly ng int thte Ii-trict and State afor' said, and bioundaed t,v inndsil ofi theo estate* of Cot. .John Bates, A moos Sleiy, A. D). Untes, J. M. Norris and others. Tfsras--The h~mn to) be sold on a credit of one ndt~ two yt ars, except ais to so mucht thereoif as will tm. smuilictnt to pay ests oft the suit, whtich maust be paid ini etsh. Th~e purchase mooney to be secured v bainis or nioti's, with :unple personal sureties antd mtozrtgage of~ the prentnses. A. SIalKINS, C.S.r... STAITE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. i!ia W,. WVilliams' andl others, Bill to set asi/c *'' Deed, ranl for ohn Sumllivanm and Samtps.-ni Su!- Pal'a antud Ac't livant. J L}Y Ytute of an order ini Eq~uity, in thtis case2, I willI oller for~ saile ont thet first Monday int ovmbe,{r next, the TRACT O1F LA.ND de seribedl int the Bill in this ease, conttainiing one hun~i tred anal seventy (I170) arres mtore or less. andl djaining Ilands of Johtn Adams, Samuel P'. Getzent and others. Tea):s-Thme land to be soldl on a credlit of twelve lontha from te day of sale, except as to sot much t will defray thte costs of suit thus far ineurred, r~hih must be paid in casht. The puirchatse money o be secured by bond withI adequatte sureties. A. SlMKlINS, C.E.E.D. Sept. 30 1857 5t 38 State-orSuth Carolina, E DG EFJELD DIST RICT, IN EQUITY. John D. Ulolloaway and llHery 11.1 Mays. and Mlary A. his wite. yilfj P . W. H ollown and D. W. Hol-f ios.A't loway, it. al. ) B Y Virtue of an order in Egnity in tis case, I will tafrer fir sat~e at Edgefield1 C. II., on theo irst Monday in Novem~ber next, tthe real estate of Sarah I hollawaty, deceased, described in thte Bill, osistinig of A TR ACT OF L AND situlite in Edgefiehld Dis trit, cointainting three htudred andi fifty-two and ne-half (35%) acres, moore or less, adjoining lands f Ihonmts Lake, W. N. Moors, James B. Sullivan nmd othecrs. TR31s-Tlle land toa be snIld on a credit of one mant two years frotm the day of sale, except as to so nuhm as witl defrav thte etosts of suit thtus fair ineur e, which imust be pail in cash. The re-idue of te lpurtebase mtone.y to he secured by bonds with ileate sureties. pgr' Possession of the~ premises not to be given itil thme first day of January, i858. A. SIMKlNS, C. s.s D. Sept. 30 1857 5t 38 IE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGE4FIELD DISTRICT. IN ORDINARY. icrdego ~Petition for Par. Johna Gregory and others. IT appearing to my satisfacetion that .Tohmn Crego ..ry, Esther Rankin, wife of David Rankin, de eesed, John R~ankin atnd htis wife Harriet, Shm irack DJens and his wife Ceily, Defendants in the above stated case, resitde without thte Imits of this Stte, It is thierefore ordered, thatt they do appear aid aibject tot th... divisio~n or sale of the real estate of Starah (regory, dee'd., on or before the 23d day oft )jttilmer mieext, or their consenit to the samte ii ill be etmeredl of. i cirtd. W. F. DURiSOE, ow as. Ordita:ry's Ofice, Sepjtt30,1857. 12te3'J Pot Ash. L1i. PENN. Atzntt, hams just~eceeved a sup XX.. ply ofl'Tf ASU, put up in tin canis, with lull dI'rections for making soft and hard soap. dan21 tfi VALUABLE REAL ESTATI FOR SALE! T IIE Subscriber being still desirous of inaki a change in his business, offiers at priva sale, his VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. locat on the public road, three miles from Edgefield H., and containing, Fifteen hundred and forty.four Acre A minute description of these Lands is deemi ur,necessary-suflice it to say, they are woll adar ed to the culture of Cotton, Corn and .small grai The place is well watered, every field containing sufficiency of running water, and a good supply most excellent springs. It has between two at three hundred acres of low grounds, together wii a large portion of fresh lands, cleared within t) last four or five yeae, and now in a high state cultivation. A large portion of this Tract aboun in NATIVE F 0 R E S T, covered with a hem growth of timber. The improvements are good-the most of ti buildings have been put up in the last few years An excellent opportunity is now offered to pe sons wishing to purchase a splendid settlemen The above land will be sold in a body, or if di sired, I will divide it to suit purchasers. I wi take pleasure in showing the land. W" Terms made easy and accommodating. JOHN H. HOLLINGSWORTH. P. S. I will also sell, my Village unimprove Lots, adjoining the Odd Fellows' & Masonic builk ing, and fronting the public square. Sept 23 lit 37 VALUABLE C OT. ON PLANTATION, FOR SALE! The subscriber offers for sae, that VALUABL1 COTTON PLANTATION known as the McCul lough place, containing EIIGUT H [NDRED ANI THIRTY-T11REE AND ONE QUARTEl ACRES, lying on the waters of Horn's Creek, seve miles below Edgefield Court Tiouee, and sixtee miles from Hamburg, and adjoining lands of Wasli ington Wise, Mrs. Swerengin, Dr. Hord and Mr Lundy. On the premises is a Two Story Dwelling Hous Also an Overseer's House, a large and exceller Stable, fine Gin House, Screw, &c. A large portion of the land is in NATIVE FOREST. About two hundred and fifty acres cleared and i cultivation. The balance in brier patches and pin thickets, which were never much worn. Captai Ryan, the first proprietor, worked a large force o the place. Since his time the force employed on 1 has been comparatively small, and the fences hay been moved in until a Large and the best portion of the land has been surrendered to the briers ani nine thickets. There is a goo.1 proportion of the land BRANCH BOTTOIS, which are exceedinely productive. The quality of the land can be judged of fror the growing crop which has been made, with bat seasons, under unfavorable circunstances, and with out one ounce of nanure of any kind. The location is remarkably healthy. The pres ent Tenant has not lost a single day's work fror sickness this year. The neighborhood is as desira ble as any person could wish. There is no plaeo in the District of equal healtl so convenient to market, and so desirably loeated as suitable for making large Cotton crops as this Comparatively, a very few acres plinted in th branch bottonms will make an abundant supply < provisions for the plantation. S S TOMPKINS. Edgefield C. H., S. C., Sept. 5th, 1857. tf. 35. Plantation. for Sale, TH subscriber offers for sale his plantatlo: I containing about 65~ 0 Ace r e s, lying o: Beech Creek, near the Ridge Road. There are two Seitlements on the Land-on good Corn Mill. nearly new-about two hundre< acres in cultivation, part of which is very excellen Cotton land, and a small portion of ricb swami well drained, atnd now in cultivation. The cro: will show its quality. There is an abundance of fine timber, plentyc water in every field, and a public Road through th entire length of the Tract. R. WARD. Sept 30 tf 38 Ridge Land For Sale. T offer for sale moy VTALUAI;LE COTT'O IPLANTATI ON. containiug about I'in Ilundred Acres, lying on the Edgefield ani Columsbia frond. On it is a fine one Story House, with basemeni and a plenty otf out buildings of every kind, all new And to every fiell there is a good new gate wel pIite, and a ple~nty of~ water; also, a pienty ine Grapes, an Orchard, Shrubbery &o., and ai abundance of tine timber and good drinking water Call and examine-I knowv you will be pleased. CLINTON WARD. Sept. 30 tf 38 Horn's Greek Land for Sale, r '1E Subscriber ofreis for sale his excelten LTsrct of Land, formerly belinging to Air. I S. Johnson, containing 412 Acres, and ad joining lands of A. Lindsey, .las. B. Griffin and iI ettis. Two hundred acres of this Tract are unde fence, and m:ost of it in a line state of cultivation the; balance, well-timbsered oak, hickory anid pin< lans. This hind is very productive, in attestation c which fact r.n examnination oh thre piesent eropr solicied. Thecre nre on the premises a comnfortabl weil ig Ilouse, Gin I tose' and screw, and all re qjuisite outbuildings. Terms, very reasonable. Sept 30o at 38 HORN'S CREEK LAND FORL SALE. r I I El Subseribecr, intendi'ng to mtake a change l Ihis business on the lirst ol'.Januairy nest, ofTer for sale his Plantiation situated four and a half mile Ssuthi of Edge-tield C. 11., on the road leading Three Hundred and Fifty-six Acres. The inmprovements, consistinig of a good Dwellin Ilouse and all ordinary ptantation buildings, arei good order. The place is well watered. havin several good Springs on the premises, and an e.1 cellent wvell in the yard. Those wishing to purchase will do well to ca and examine for themselves as this section of cour try oiers inducements to entton-growing inferior 1 none in South Carolina. lDl A bargain may be had by applying soon. J. L. ADDISON. Sept 2 tf 34 -- FOR SALE, T TIE undersigned offers for sale his plantatia situated G miles from Hlambutrg, containin 80 Acres, 200 acres of the Land now utnde cultivation. 100 acres of Swamp Lantd, whtic will make from 40 to 50 Bushels Corn to the acr< The Land is lying on Little Horse Creek and ad joining Lands of A. Ramtbo, Sidney Wise an others. On the place is a good comfortable two stor Dwelling, with all the necessary out Houses, als Gin House, Saw and Grist Mill, all workeid by wve ter power. On the place is to be found plenty< wood and tinmber. Terms made known by applying to B. L. HA LL. Hamburg, Aug. 10) 1857 2mi :2 A Rare Chance! rpiiE Subscriber wishing to remove to the Sout ..West, offers for sale hiis BEAUTIFU. HOUSE AND L.OT in the Town of Grarniteiilli A s an inducement to purchasers to come and se fo themselves, lie would state that the Lot with a its improvements, consisting of a Two Story Dwel ing House, built after the most improved style arc~itecture, neatly finished andl plastered through out, a Kitchen with two apartments, a Well of e. cellent water, can be bought for Cash, or on a cred till the first of October next, for lesy thian the orig nal cost of the Dwelling Uouse alone. A. P. NORRIS. Graniteville, June 15, tf 23 EXECUTORIS' NOTICE. A LL4 Persons having demands against the E tate of the late Capt. John Lipscomb, are r quested to present them properly attested to tI E~xecutrs-andl all persons indebted are informs tat immediate payment is demarnded.. JIENJI. WA LDO, d1 AS. N. LIPSCOMB, Ex'or J. B. LIPSCOMB. u... o to B FALL TRADE! SH. L CUNNINGHAM & 00, GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANT, AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN WINES & LIQUORS, t n.. W E take this opportunity of returning than a to our patrons and faiends for the very liber ar 3 encouragement and favors we have received foi sel id eral years past, and respectfully solicit a continuan ,h of the same. Our highest aims, and best endeai e ore will be to merit and deserve the patronage our old customers, friends and the public general); is by conducting our business as we have done heret< fore, and increasing our reputation for Low Prices and Fair Dealing, e And making it to the decided advantage of all wb favor us with their trade. r- The increased patronage we have received an L. are continually receiving has induced us to BUY . LARGE and WELL ASSORTED Stock of Goodi in order to meet the growing demands and incress of trade. The Superior quality Of all Goods offered to the Public at this establish ment, is so well known that very little need be sai upon this subject. But with the unity of LOV PRICES, and the VERY BEST QUALITY 01 GOODS, is the system of business the subscriber are determined to carry out. This will be made ap plicable to every branch of their business. Our Goods in all instances will be what they ar represented to be-and when sold by sample, shal always be in conformity with the sample. We are constantly receiving and have in Store COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of GRO CE RI ES, -consisting of LOAF, CRUSHED, CLARIFIED, ST. CROI3 AND ORLEANS SUGARS, ORLEANS SYRUP & CUBA MOLASSES, TENNESSEE AND BALTIMORE BACON LARD, SODA, STARCH, SOAP, CANDLES, WHITE WINE AND APPLE VINEGARS, &c -Also A large assortment of WINES AND LIQUOMlI Consisting of Pipes, Half Pipes and Quarter Casks o IMPORTED BRANDIES, t Of the following celebrated Brands and Vintages e Otard, Dupy & Co.. 1838, 1844,1847. Alex. Signett, 1852, 1855. Mar.a & Co,, 1847. Azarat Signett, 1849. J. J. Dupy, 1848. P. Signett, 1850. OLD BORDEAUX AND CHAMPAGNE BRANDIES. -ALSO I MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA AND ST. CROIX RUMS, - GIBSON'S EAGLE W H I S K E Y , AND Domestic L it u o r s o f all kinds1 Tis ARnAsoaxxvsN of our Store are such as t< make this Establishment in fact the substitute of th cellar of every consumer. HOTELS and persons wanting small assortei lots of Choice Wines and Liquors for special occa sions, can be supplied at the shortest notice. COUNTRY TRADE supplied at the wholesah prices. FAMILIES can command the best Table Winei at very low prices, as also the cheapest sorts o Wines and Liquors for culinary purposes. PHYSICIANS requiring fine Liquors for medi cal purposes are particularly solicited to call and ex amine our Stock. We keep constantly on hand a I Of Sarldles, Bridles, Martingales, Whips, Saddl t Blankets, Bed Blankets, several Cases of fine ,Sewed and Pegged Boots and Shoes, La Sdies, Misses and Children's Shoes, Waterproof Hunting and Ditch f cr's Boots, Boys and Men's jlrogans from Nol1to 15, Fur, Wool and Silk lHats, Cloth, Plush and Fancy Caps, Osnaburgs, Sheetings, Shirtings, Stripes, Georgia Plains. Gunny and Dundee Bagging, sale Rope, Twine, &c., &c. We solicit CASH ORDERS from parties noi visiting our Town, and will endeavor in all instan ees to satisfy in every particular, all who conad their orders to us. Personis visiting this Market are earnestly solici ted to give us a call before they make their pureha sesL. We are determined to make it to their advan ftage by selling them their supplies LOWER that they can buy them elsewhere. 07 We will give the market price for Cotton and every other kind of produce of'red. HI. L. CUNNINGHAM, 11ENRY SOLOM10N. hamburg, Sept. 30 1857 6mn 38 REMOVAL! .lIE Subscriber would inform the Public thal - has REMOVED his -ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS rTo the Store lately ocetnpied and owned by Coa -M. FRAZIER-an~d'is now receiving from New York a general Stock of DRY GOODS, GROOERIES, Crockery, Hlardware, Boots, Shoes, IAnd suchl other articles as is generally kept foi sale in this Market, all of which he pledges him self to sel as cheap and en as accommodating terms as his ability will admit. T O T Edgenield C. HI., Sept 22, 1857. 4t37 P. S-Also, BACON and SIDES; HAMS ani L.\RD, constantly on hand. Sold for Cash only Cabinet Furniture, EDGEFIELD, S. C. T UIE Subscribers take this method of retsrnin their heart felt thanks to the citizens of Edge field Village and District for the liberal patronag bestowed upon them, and hope to merit a continu atee of the same. We harve and keep constantly in Store, at ou: .1 olal stand between hMr. Edmund Penn and .Johi - Colgan's Stores, an EXCELLENT and VAR IEI assortment of CABINET FURNITURE, Of our own manufacture, which 'we are confiten . is inferior to none ever before offered in this mar ket. Our present stock consists of a lot of splendic BUREAUS, WARDROBES, BEDSTEADS, (A large and beautiful variety) rSofas and Loungesl, iBOOK-CASES, T ABLES, W ASHSTANDS, &c. Of every style and quality, which we arc now sell Iing at reduced prices. REPAIRING! Old Furniture of every description promptly an properly repaired. We are determined to give satisfaction to al f who may favor usy with their patrlmage, ind b; warranting our work to be put up in a workman like manner and of the best material, we hopet secure a reasonable share of public eneouragemeni M. A. MARKERT, - W. GOTTSCH ALK. July 1 1857 tf 25 ICO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. . HIE Undersigned have this day entered into e ICo-Partnership, under the style of W. R. I T. S. H UDSON, for the purpose of conducting tb - Dry Goods business, and hope by strict attentio) >f to business and earnest exertions to please thei -friends, to merit a large share of public favor. W. R. IHUDSON, it T. S. HUDSON. i-Edgefleld, B. C., Sept 12, 1857. I T will be seen from the above Card that I has Aassociated with me in the Dry Goods trade my brother T. S. HUDSON, with the hope thati - will prove mutually betnefcial tg our patrons au - ourselves. And I would here take occasIon t re return my sincere and heart-felt thanks for th d liberal patronage thatI have received from the kir people of Edgefleld during my short sojourn in th community ; and trust that the new Firm will ei . joy similar and increased encouragement. et tf 8T FALL AND WINTER GOODS. J UST rece-ved from New.York a large and well selected stock of -- FALL AND WINTER GOODS fbr Gentlemens ware embracing EVERY ARTI , CLE OF CLOTHIN9G, suitable for the season, to gether with a GOOD ASSORTMENT of my own manufacturing, made up in good style. -ASO A fine stock of CLOTHS, CASIMRB1M-n VES TINGS, and other furaing Cs JOHN CO WAN. al Edgefleld Sept. 30. :. , 38. C, EOPLASTIC ROc. - OF INIUITINO aA2.T22WZZAZa m . THE Subscriber having furnished.-h1 1with .a license to use this NEW PROCESS of. o INSEERTING AIT1PICIAL TEETH, Is-now ready to serve all who may eed such, with a an assurance of a more perfect adaptation, and a k closer resemblance to the natural organs, than can be realized by any other method. Its perfect pa e rity, cleanliness, freedom from all taste, or galvanIo sensation, durability, comfort and security, are among the advantages claimed for this SUPERIOR mode of setting Artificial Teeth. H. PARKER. June 24, tf 24 SALUDA HOUSE, EdgefeldjC. H., S. C. s LEWIS 00V IIitor. EDGEFIELD FIFT GOI! Life and Deth of k Co0"M . THE DEVIL IN PFJTTICOATS God's Revenge Against HUSBAND KILLING 1 W E have just printed a few hundred copies of the above pamphlet written by Rev. W. L. WEEMS, aujhor of the " Life of Washington," " Life of Marion," and other lesser productions, and said by some to have been the most peculiar writer of any age. This work is replete with interest, as r pedially so to the citizens of this District, as it con tains quite a fair " showing up" of the dark days and murderous deeds of old Edgefield a half cen tury since. 37 For sale at this Office. Price 20 cents per copy. Liberal deductions will be made - to thosp buying by the wholesale. A 26 If . 33 ESTABLIS.HME.NT EDGEFIEED, S. C. JOH Me WITT,, having j st re turned from New York with a most COMPLETE and MAGNIFICENT assortment of FURNITURE, Respectfully announces to his friends and patrons that be is now prepared to exhibit ss beautiful and well manufactured an assortment of CABINET FURNITURE as can be found in the 'Southern States. This Stock selected with .great care, and he flatters higiself, with much taste and judg ment,-was bought for CASH at relhoedla urea, and consequently will be offered as LOW as can be afforded. My large assortment.censists~ in part of A splendid variety of fine and superfine Mahogany Wardrobes, A rich lot-all styles-of Rosowood and Mahogany EVE1NAUS RoseWood and Mahogany libraies, SECRET ARIES WITH BOOK gASES, , A beautiful collection of Rosewood and Mahogany. WASH SINES OR STANDS,. A good stock of excellent spring bottom PARLGR SOFAS, Improved styles of Rosewood and Mahogany FRENCH BEDSTEADS, FOLDING IRON BEDSTEA1PS, '' A unique and rare assortment of Eahogany and Rosewood Tables, Consisting of PARLOR, CARD, TEA, EXPAN SION and Ladies WORK TABLES, such as must please the best judges of the good and beautiful. Toilet Stands with Glass, -A lot of Corner Stands and Portable Desks, A variety of fine An unusually large assortment of C 2E.A T 'Em. B, Comprising Solid Mtahogany spring bottom Rack ing Chairs; Spring bottom solid Mahogany Parlor Chairs; Cane seat Maple Rocking and Parlor Chairs ; a small lot of Prescott Oak Chairs ; Chil dren's, Nurse's and Sewing Chairs, and Children's Patent Chairs. CHILDREN'S CAIRRIAGES, Work Baskets, Fancy Boxes and Ladies' Work Boxes, Children's Bureaus, Spool Stands, Bird Cages, Dough Pins, &c., &c. This Stock, which commands the admiration of all who have kindly visited my new Store: was, as above stated, purchased on reasonable prices, and .will bo sold astonishingly LOW FOR CASH. And -I would here state that circumstances, with which all are well acquainted, renders it necessary that I should adopt the CASH SYSTEM and strictly ad here to it, otherwise I cannot carry on my business. An examination of my Stock is sohicited. Better bargains are not to be had in Augusta or ay other Southern City. Repairing, &c. I continne to make to order any FURNITURE wanted, and also to repair all old Furniture sent. rSend along your work and it shall be done in a workmanlike manner. ag I bespeak a liberal share of puli atren Opposite the Post Offcc. July 1, if 25 JUST RECEIVED, - I RGM Nw York, a Let of Crib CRADLES, WidwChairs, Quartett Tables,Otoa, Foot Stools, Child's Table Chairs, &e. JOHN M. WITT. July 29 if 21 WINDOW SH ADES & CARPETING. A.FINE supply of Window SHADES and Fixtures. Also, a lot of CARPETING ust reeeived and for sale by J. M. WITT I Aug 26 -if 33 Strayed, i' ROM the Subscriber at Edgefild C. IL, on the -21st inst., a medium size BAY MA RE, star ' in the forehead, one hind foot white, and low in .order. She had on an old Saddle and bridle-the bridle has since been found. A suitable reward will be given for her delivery to me at my residence, four miles Eat of Edgefleld C. H. Any. information concerning said Marethank fully received. - DAVIS KISfC. Sept 30 2t* 38 Administrator's Notice. m A LL Persons indebted to the Estate of D.1C. r 1.Mealing, dee'd., are requested to settle with out delay, and those having demands against the Esttae niust present themn properly attested. by the second Monday in January next, or their said claims will be excluded, as a final settlement will be made in the Ordinary's Office on that day. July 8. P. MEALING, Adm'or. e uy86. 26. Notice, o T8 hereby given, that PERLE SCHKILLER, wife e Iof ABRAHAM SCHILLER1 Merchant real d ding in the Town of Hpmbsrg, itends to become i a Sole Trader, within one montha fron this date. -,-her PERLE X SCHILLUR. Witness, Tms.s P. MAonA-ra, mnA srHan.rgS a.2 4te iS A