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h.I Hardware, Cutlery, &c. W M. H I L L, .HAMRURG, S. C., WOULD inform his friends 9 and all who may be trading G 0 to this Market, that he still con tinues to keep a FULL and well selected Stock of Goods in the above line, and solicits a share of patronage from all who may be in want of any ar ticles he keep., assuring them that every exertion shall be made to give satisfaction to the purchaser in quality and price, feeling confident that he can sell his Goods on'as Reasonable terms as they can be purchased at ANY HOUSE nx AUGUSTA. His Stock is now COMPLETE, havine added largely by recent purchases from the BEST Manu facturers. His Stock is such that almost every one can find some article on their list of wants, and on such terms as cannot fail to please-amongst which is a good assortment of Cut NATLS of all sizes, of the best brands, in cluding all sizes of SPIKES. Also, English and American Horse Shoe Nails, Wagon and Wrought Nails, all sizes. Nail RODS and Sheet and Hoop IRON, Blister, German and Cast STEEL; Collins & Co.. Leverett's and other celebrated make of Broad, Chopping and lan4, AXES, HATCHETS, &c.; Mill, Cross Cut and Hand'SAWS, all kinds: Hammers, Chisels, Augers, Drawinp. Knives, Adzes, Gimblets, Brace and Bitts, Mill, Hand Saw and every variety of Files and Rasps, Saw Setts, Compasses, Hollow Augers and Bitts, Gauges, Planes of every description, Plane Bitts, and every Variety of Carpenter's Tools. Edge Tools of every description. Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Screw Plates, Sledge, [land and.Shoeing Hammers, Rasps, Drills, Tongs, &o., all of the beat manufacture. Great care havingbeen taken in theselection of these articles, they can be relied upon as the best. Pocket and Table Cutlery. Uis'S:oek of Poeket and Table Cutlery is complete and quality unsurpassed-amongst which can be found full Setts of Table Cutlery, of Joseph Rodgers' & Sons celebrated' manufacture; Pocket and Pen Knives all patterns and qual ities; fine Razors, Seis-, sairs, Shears, &c. Also, a great variety of SM A L L WARES, Such as Pins, Needles, Port Monies, Ilair Brushes, 5 Combs, Paper Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, &. Gius, Pistols. &c. On hand a choice lot of Guns and Pistols of the finest quality-Coh's, Adams and Dean's and others make of Repraters, self-cocking. Also,-nn assprtment of Pocket Pistols, Percussion Caps, Shot Belts, P Powder Flasks, Game Bags, Cleaning Rods, &c. -d Building Materials. His Stock of Building material swill be found com. ti plete, eonsistine in Part of LoCks. llinges, Serews, Window Fastenings. all kinds and qualities. Also, Till, Pad, Trunk and Chest Locks. Liglat and Ileavy Castings. e Always on hand a fine assortment, of light und heavy Castings, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, 'rea Ket tles, Well Wheels, Wafile Irons, &. Farmcr's Boilers, CaulAruns, Wagon Boxes, Sad Irons, Fire Dogs, Sho~vel and Tongs.t Cooking and Hleating Stores, ALL PATTERNS AND) SIZES.: Wagon Chains, all kinds, Log Continued, Halter andl Trace Ch~ains, Spades andl Shtovels, Hay-c Forks, Crockery and Glass W:are, &c. c Als*, manufacturer of all kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware! All arc earnestly solicited to call and examine .j for themselves. And you will find it greatly to your interest to patronize g our old Edgefiel.l Dis- a trict citiz-n. WM. MIL L. a Hamburg, Oct 26 -.. tf 42 Edgefield Beat Companyr ATTENTION ! OU are hereby commanded 'to be and appear at your parade ground (Edgefield C. I1.) on a Saturday the 7th Nov. next,.armed and equippe~d, as the law directs, for.drill and instruction. By order of Capt. N. L. BARTLEY. t J. R. BKaS, 0. 5. Oct 28 . 2: 28 Notice. T~E ACRERIS nre wante~d to, take charge oif boith Idepartments of the. CURitYTON A CA DE NIES, (Male and Female,) for the ensuing year. Those desiring the situation, miay do well tu aplply Immediately ; tes.imonials of the most reliable char acter as to' scholarshp, will be requika bay the. Trustees. II. A. SHAW, Sac. Oct. 6 1857 f3 Teacher Wajited, T0 take charge of Monut Pleasant MALE RACADEMY, near Gilgal Church, on the first 2 of January next, to fill the vacancy th~at will then be in said Academy, caused by the resignation of Bev. T. M. Bailey. ~ 87 HIRAM ADAMS, Chairman. Oct._13_1857tf 40 French and English Prints, WILLIAM SHEAR, AUGUSTA, GA. AS just revived from New York, a large U..supply of French and English PRINTS, of new and beautiful designs. -ALSO A full suppaly of Merrimac and other styles of American PRINTS. All of which arc suitable for the present season, and warranted fast colors. Sept. 1G 1857 tf 3 New Flour Mills. Y MILLS are now~ in operation, and are fur WInished with EVER~Y FACILITY for ma ing FLOUR and alEAL of the best quality. (' Four miles We at of Edgefield C. H., at~d one mile front the PlIank Rlad. Aug 5 tf 30 RAGS WANTED!I TWILL give a idr pr'ee fe:S tood clean R AGS Latmy Store in Illambaurg. s. E. BOWERS, Agent. Mahy 27 tr20 -Pot Asha. L. PEl5N. A'.en', laas just received a snp eA. ply ..fPOT ASli, put up' in tin cans, with ful d'rcetions ter naking soft~m an rd saoap. L ook Ihere! I LL Pe~rsorns are hecrebay caution~ed from tradi::g A for a certain Note a1- hwaaniven lby the sub, scriber to Franklin Lowry anda Johnt AtAaway, for~ $125. and dated 3d Oct. 1hi7, as I will niot, pay said ihote tuless vacpell b law. WIIITFIELD MORSE. Octi 1t f 40 EXECUTORS' NOTICE. A L Perso'na having de~mands against the Es tate of the late Capt. -J,.lhn Lipsciob, are re 0uested tou present them propi-rly attested to the kxecntors-nnd aRl persona inadebted are iormoed that immecdiate paympet is dem,,,anded. BLN-J. W A LIO, .JAS. N. LIPSCOMBl, EjOrs. J. II. LIPSCOMlu.) Mar 3 ivr 5 BICKS! BRICKS!I UJIE Subscribter hasa One linndred Thousiad -, H ARD BURNT BRICK for sale at $5 Cash, per thaousand, take thema as they ecame. aar $1 if I charge them. W- L- P-R S. -Octl14 2me 40 TAKE NOTICE AFTER. this date all Goods purchased cf us! L.and returned, will be resold aan accotunt of the prhas-r. 1;LAND) & BUTLER. SEN- f-We will receive in payment '.f Ace counts and for God, the Notes of all the South Carolina, Augusta and Savannah Banks. 0t21 if 41 SWAN & COS LOTTERIES NEW & BRILLIANT SCHEME. CAPITAL PRIZE br tlii $60,000!! Ia TIC'EE,'ETO O2%rIaT' $1'O0 of The following Scheme will be drawn by S.Swan& fou co., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lot 'ery, in each of their Lotteries for Nov., 1857, at QI dA -1 aistam, Geeo~rgia, 1 ro which City they have removed their their prin- Pe :ipal office. robedrawnin thecity of Augusta, Ga.,in public on 11 SatUrday, November 7th, 1857. ro be drawn in the city of Augusta,Ga., in public, on e Saturday, November 14th, 1857. 1 TI1 ro be drawn in thecity of Augusta, Ga..in public, on CA Saturday, November 21st: 1857. @MnA@5 @-G ro be drawn in the City of Augusta, Ga.,in publie,on Saturday, November 28th, 1857. On the plan of Single Numbers. 5,493 PRIZES! Bat Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets. I MmazaLflteUn.t SchLo:me TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY IN OCTOBER! WC I prize of.......... $G0,000 Is...................$60,000 1 prize o........... 25.000 is....................25.000 I Prize of........... 10,000 i....................10,000 bro 1 rize of.......... i00 Is.....................7.00" in 1 prize or........... 5,14100 Is.....................5,000 1 prize of............ 3,500 is.................. ... ,5o0 1 prize of........... 1.500 i s.................... 1.500 P prizes of...........1,1000 are ................ 10.000( 5 prizes of............ 900 are ................... 45.00 5 Prizes of......... S are ........ ..........4.0(11 P 1rizes 4,f............ 00 are................... 115.00 5 Frizes of.......... 6110 are.............. 3.000 SE1 5 prizes of.............5(0 are...................V9,C0 59 prizes of.............400 are................. 400.000 o1 prizes (if. ............150 are...................1.5110 C ?0 prizes of............100 are................... 2,300 f APPROXIMATION PRIZES. . I 4 Prizes of $40s .ipprox'ting n$60.000 Prize are.. $1Vt.r (J 4 Prizes of 300 " " 25.000 Prize are.. 1,200 4 Prizes of 240, " " 11,00w Prizes are.. Roll 4 Prizes of 125 " " 7,000 Prizes are... 500 1 4 Prizes of 100 " " 5101 Prizes are... 400 [ 4 Prizes of 75 " " :.5300 Prize. are... 80( 4 Prizes (if 50 " " 1,500 1'rtzes are... 2il one .00 Prizes of 20 ............ ............1I1,00 DR ,4-90 Prizes anounting to................. $320,000 Whole Tickets S10; Halves S5; Quarters 62,50. _ 'LAN OF TIlE LOTTERY. The Nuinbers fron i to 5tiii, correspiondirg with those l'umbers on the Tickets priited on separate slips of lnler, r encircled witi sniall tin tubes. anpl ,laced ill one wheel. 3 The first 407 prizes, similarly printeil ani encircled, are lced in another wheel. The wheels are then revolved. and a mnher is drawn oi the\wheel ot numbers. anti ut the same time a prize is rawn frol the other wheel. The liilber aanil jirize alrawn at are opened and exhibited to the aulielnce, ani regis red by the Commissioners; the prize being piced against ,c number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the rizes are drawn out. Approximnnttoi Prizes.--The two preceding and te two sueceeding Numbers to those drawing the frst 7 'ries will be entiteil to the 21, Approximation Prizes. For ag3le: If Ticket No. 11,250 lraws the $60.J10 Prize. iose 'rickets numbered 11.248. 11.249, 11,251. 11.252, will ' a be entitled to $4001. If Ticket No. 550 draws the 30000 P'rize. those Tickets numberedl 54S,. 5.9.551.552, will et be entitled to $:o1, and so on according to the above leeme. The5.000 Prizes of $20 will be (letermined by the last 3 gurofthioN.Vo. which adrws the GOUnl. For example,ifthe o. draiwing the 60.u(10 prize ends with No. 1. then all tlie 'Ickets where the number ends In1 wiit be entitled to $20. Mal he Number ois with Numiber 2, then all thte Tickets here the Nutaber ends in 2 wilt be entitled to $20, and so ] 11to0. CEtTIFICATES OF PACKAGES wilt be sold at the Wi >lowiig rates. wihel isthie risk : In erifen't of t'acknge of ten Whole Tickets.......9 erticate of Packaige of ten 11a1l Tickets...........44 ertiticate of Paeknge of len Quarhter Tickets.........20 erttieate of Package of tenl Eightli Tickets..........10 Ini Ordering Tickets or certtttentes, V Enclose (lhe money to our ndetlressl fur the Trickets ordered, n receipt of whichi they wilt be forwarded by first maiL. Cat 'urchasers can have Tickets ending in any figure they may The List (of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be Wit! mt to purchasers inueuliately anler th:e drawing. gg'urchaser5 will lteuse write their signatures platn, ad give thecir Po(st (Ilce, Conuty and State. EW'Remember that'every Prize is'drawtn and payable in__ 1 without deduction. (HPAll prizes of 1,000 and txnder,paid immedilately after eC drawig-othier prizes at the usual time of thirty days. gWAII comunoentions strictly confidential. [F Address orders for Tickets or Certificntes to s'. SW AN & CO, Augusta, Ga. or S. SW AN. Monmtirlnlly. Ala. Er A list of tiite niiers thant are lirawn from, the wlieel, itteihe aount of the pri/.e tha~t eacha one is etitled to1, i be publishedl after eery lorwing, in the following la- ,)u urs-ewOrleants IlMta. 3tsbile Regist, r. Charlestoni imdard, Nashville G:azettl-, Atlanta titelligenicer. New an'.: 'ork Weekly Day Book, anal1 Savannah Mturi.ing News.- 1 Oct.Og 41 42 Ed: VHO WANTS MONEY? XAY BE OBTAIN lED)l R tsKING TEN DOLL.\RS. Halves and Qttarter Tick'ts in proportion. JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY YAUTHlORITY or the titate of GEORGIA.& N THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMiBERS St~ _____________________at)I 0,000 TICKE TS-,2SG PRIZES ! att Amounting to $215,260. eer PRIZES PAYABLE WITHiOUT DEDUCTION. M1A NA G ER 5, Successors to J. F. Winter, Mlanager. rr Our Lotteries draw in blacon, Georgia, (Small ihemes) every Saturday, and in Savaiinnh, Gn. thte Large Schemes) about the 15th of every month. dloa CLASS DD. )rnws Novemiber 15th, 1057, at Armory THall, E Savannnh, Ga., under the sworn superintendence Ui of W. Rt. Symons, Esq., and J1. Ml.Prentiss, Esq. 3A PIT ALS of Sf10,000, $20,000O. $10,000, $5,000 $4.000, $2,00(0, :t Prizes of $1,0.00, 5 of $500, 100 of s100, 100 of $50, 3000 of $30 an~d 72 A pproximation pri zes amo1tunting~ to S3,760. TIETS 810 ; HALVES 85; QUATERS 82,0. Look to your interest and comnpare this Scheme . Cith any other.. Bank Notes of sound( Banks taklen at par. Cheeks on New York remitted for ptizes. Address orders for Tickets or Certitieates of 11 ?aeages of Tiehet- to l ANDERSON & SON, M1anagers, Mlacon or Savannah, Ga. anu Oct. 28 tf 412 14t C OL U M D U S ! fl PII imported SPANIS11 JACK COLUMIBUSt .L will stand the FALL SEASON at EdgTetield sty .II., colmmencinlg the 10th August.b S. F. GO0DE. be Auz 1 tf 30 ., SECOND ANNUAL PAIR Di Of the State Agriculural Society of Southi Carolina, - To be lhei at Coliumbia on the 101/h, 111h, 12th7, 1 am :th Korcember, 1 G7. T IE Executive Commti tr.e of the State Agricul tural Society of South Curolina. respeetfuly'y ea!I the attenition of thle citizenls of the Southern Sates to their apgprotchin~g Fiir, at which prenmi. sal tis will he awarded for~ all airtietes of Agricultural, 011 titculturiiial nn. ehanied iinterest, na well as 1d. Lidies' Fatncy Wiork andl )omiestic Economyv, I? embrae.I in at. extensive Premiiin List, wthieb canl .L e iad ont aipplie.itin to R. J1. Gage, Secretary, FairA Forest, S. C. tun The Society has er,-eted the bet and mnost com- ltd imdiots lialls in tihe Un~sted Stntes, fuor the con~ve- TI niece of exhibitors, ttid good Stalls for the itse of I animatns. .m All artics will be transpo'rteid to and from the ti Fair, by the Rail Roads in South Carolina, frec of a I harge at tihe ownvers risk. hat Let one and a:h, from tihe mountains to the sea- en board, tun out tIE eetebrate this annlltI Festival, inl A . P. CA I.not'.\ '. gr E. .1. P..lta, J. F. M AlsuAtl.t. bti A. f;- Sutrars, Eix. Comnmittee. s R. J. G AGE, . jir Oct. 7 - t 30 tal Notice 19 herehy given, thaxt application will be made to the next Legastatutre for an act of incorporation L< for de Jry Creek Baptist Church. in Ag.29e 1857 3mn. 36 UY THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. JAMES HIENEY, .AUGUSTA, GA. [AS now in store one of the best and most fashionable stocks of DRY GOODS ever ught to Augusta, and be solioits an inspection of m by his friclds and the public. Being satis I with very SMALL PROFITS, he is confident ,t his stock will be found CIIEAPEft than that any other in the Tra'e. [he following desirable styles of go.ds are to be nd in his stock: tich Sill% Delaine and Cashmere ROBE -Dr FILLE, liei Silk, Delaine and Cashmere Dayadere stri I DRESSES; lich Plaid Raw SILKS; lain " all colors; Pack Silk ROBES and BO.BES DE QUILLE; lieh Fig'd DELAINES, CASIHNIERES and RINOS; 'reclch IERINOS. all colors; .nglish " " . large lot of DELAINES, from 12 to 37 ets. yard ; lourning " la'k ALPACA, BOMBAZINE and TAMAR 7E - . large stock of English and American Printed LICOES; large stock of 'Mourning CALTCOES; large stock of Scotch and French GING AIS, some as low as 10 cents per yard; henille, Stella. Plush and Woolen Plaid Shawls; " Satin and Cruel SCARFS: loth and Velvet CLOAKS and TALMAS; loop SKIRTS; hnton Pique CLOTHS, a comfortable artiele for ques ; ridia Twilled LONGCLOTHS, Plain and Striped ish LIFIENS and DIAPERS.af variousmakes; [UCKABACK, CRASH, &c., for Towelling; HIRTINGS and SIIEETINGS, LINDSEY OLSEY; and Plantation STUFFS ; L fine assortment of French and Scoteh Em dered COLLARS and SLEEVES,separate and :ta mbroidered '.lisses' and Bo%'s COLLARS; t Infant's ROBES and WAISTS; " HANDK!FS and SKIRTS: " Silk IhOSE ; "9 BANDS, EDGINGS, and IN TINGS: OSIERY. &a. otton, Thread and Crotehet LACES . large variety of )ress TR I.\N1INGS ; adies'. M1sses, Gentlemen's anid Boy Merino D E RVESTS ; 'LANNELS, all color, and qualiti(s; led BLANK Irr, QU1ILfTS, &e. i the Millinery Department MrS. IENVY has f the finest selections of BONNETS. 11EA D [SES, &c.; to a i examination of whibch -he etfully invitt-s her friends and the public. ugusta. Oct. 6 1857 tf 39 HENRY DALY, 3roavc1 O!t. .~~~~t ,Ga OTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, AT[ W HOLESALE A\ND RETAIL. In (in WORTH of the above Guods, )UUUU00 carefully selected from the best iufacturies, and c.nnprising ivery Description in the Trade, ich will be sold ut avery small ad vance en Cost. adition to the above, I have on hand, 6,000 Pair Thick Shoces, itly damaged by getting wet, and will be sold IY CIIEAPI gr The Subscriber solicits at call fr om lis Sjuth: olina friends before purchasing elsewh~ere. ii TEaMs -.Retail, CA SII. Whoulesale, time approved paper. No second priece asked. IHENRY DALY, Un~ler U. S. Hotel, A ugusta, Ga. ugsta, Ga., UJet 14 tf 40 Attention, Planters ! L ARKE & ROYA L, Augusta, Ga., have Iow in Store, a VERY LARGE assortment of Ul kinlds of B3oots and Shoes. Stock of PL ANTATION IBROGANS is larL'e cnists of the v-ery best articles mtantufactnred. 7 would respcctfully c di the attention of our ;efild friends to our Stock beforc they make r urcaes. u:uusta, Oct 12 1m 40_ lE Subscrib.er has associated himself with Mr. CH AS. ESTES, for the transaction of a General Grocery Business, umiusn, Ga., under the fint name of ESTES L AR KE. ie have on hand a large and well selectfed kCof articles in their line which will bo sold 1OWEST MARKET PRICES. To which the ution of the friends of the old and new con .are respectfully invited1. JOHN M. CLARKE. ugusta, Ga., Oct 12 . 3mu 40 Removal, IE Stock of DiRY GOODS, formerly .T.F. BURCIAR I> & CO., has bee~n removed to Store lately oc'upied by GRAY 111108., one above W. 13. Grillin & C.., Auction Stor.. I. A. Rlansomt would be happy to see all his efield friends here, and is prepared to offer un a inducemnen. O Goods delivered in Hanmburg free of charge. per M. A. RANSO. Lugusta, Oct. 6 1657 tf 39 French Embroideries. WILLIAM SHEAR, AUG USTA, GA. AS received by the last steamer from New York, a futl supply of Lodice' French EM (JIl)EltlIES, of the latest l'arish style?, amoiwg el are adie' Trimmed~ T.ace and Muslin COLLARS UNE:E EVES, in sett:, of ncw and e'e tEbroiering; .kdi/' Embroidered H AN DKEitCHIIEFS, of ani be-:utiful patterns; aies Embroidered COLLARS, of elegant ais' Embroidered Cambric COLL.\RS, of tifil styles, and somet at very low prices; .did' Emnbroidered CAP'S, and Ihats Emn ilered Frock W AISTS; adies' Frentch Lawnt hIANDRlERCIIlEFS anid mity iands. e pt. 10 1857 tf 36 ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE! 1lE Subscriber being still decsirotus-'of mnaking a change in his bus~iness, otlfers at pnrvaltt ~,his VALUJABLE TRACT OF L AND. hecated te public road, three miles from Edgel!eld C and containing, teeii 1ifll~rcd a1nd fol'iy-folil' Aere, inute description of these Landls is deemni Lc.sary-sutlieeO it to say, they are well adapt to the cultutre of Cotton, Coin and small grain e place is well watered, every field conitaininzg licieny of runnin.. water, and a good suppilly o ist exelent springs.* It, has lhetween two anm . hundred acres of low grounds, together witl arg portion of fresh lands, cleared within thiu t four or five years, antd now in a hight state o tivatin. A large portion of this Tract ab~ounda N ATIVE FO0R E 8 T', covered with a heavh wt. of timber. 'he inprovenents are good-the mtost of thi .ilding5 have beent pt tip in the last'few years. An excellent opportunity is now ofl'ered to p'er iS wihing to purchase a splendid settlement ec above land will he sold ini a body, or it de ed, will divide it to suit piurchasers. I wil ko pleasure in shiowig the land. Terms made easy antd accommiodlating. JOLiN II. HIOLLINGSWORLTH. . S. I will also sell, my Villago unimprovei ts, adjoining the Odd Fellows' & Masonic build g, and fronting the public square. Sept28 11t 27 HOTEL FOR SALE! 3IE CAROLINA HOTEL, for nmerly kuown as the SPANN , HOTEL, is now o4fred for sale, and. will be offered ontbe most accommo dating terms as to.time. - This HIOTEL is situated in the mnst eligible po. sition in the Village, on the South side of Maine Street, near enough.to the Public Square for all purposes, and sufficiently quiet and retire'd: and has always, since its establishment as a Ilotel, done a good business, and will no doubt continue t, do so as long as well kept Any person desiious of entering into this busi ness would do well to call and exanm'ine the premises. Connected with this Hotel are commodious Sta tiles, containing over one hundred well-regulated Stalls, Carriage house, Cries. &c. Also, good Lots for Drover's Siock, and- a floe Garden, abcut one acre in size not-surpassed by any. The whole premises contain aboiit three seres. ThA undersigned would not be iidiced to offer this valuable property for'siale were it not for do inestic afilietions.' Re'is now dispcscd to turn Ii's attention to some other occupation. F. M. NICIIOLAS. Edgefleld, Oct 19' tf 41 Desirable T o w n Residence FQRSALE. OFFER for sale the IOUSE AND LOT where I now reside. 'Its location is central and convenient and it is In good repair with everything within and without doors necessary for the cumfort and convenience of a family. R. T. MI1MS. Oct 21 tr 41 . . Notice, T HE Subscriber eontemp!at-ing other arrange ments, offers for sale his SCHOOL AND VIL LAGE PROPERTY-,at cost, and on favorable terms. If not sold by the 1st of December next, this offer will be withdrawn and the school contin ued under its present management. Under no circumstances wiu there be a discontinuance of the regular exercise of the school, with its usual ad rantages. The property will be sold without reserve to any one who is able to pay for it. Good Teachers will find Lhis a rare opportunity. It will also prove a sate and piofitab!e investment for capitalists. ii CHAS. A.-RAYMOND. Oct. 13 1857 -, 40 Ice House For Sale, rY -cotent of partie, (he EDGEFIERD ICE A I IULTSE wi.l boffered for sale at Edgtfield C.ourt ilouse, on Sale-day next. It is iigw conceded to be a well-built establish ment. The best proof of this is that it. has kept :oPur common Pond lee throughout the Summer, and there is vet leka considerable quantity of the same which 'our people are using daily. Those who may think of.puicliasing are a'ked to go to the lee liouse and examine into this fact Ibr the selves. The terms of the, sale are, a credit or twelve months from day oifsale, purchase money to be securt d by a note Wil approved security. The purchaser wfiihbo required also tp pay for this ad vertisement and the charge or the nuetioneer in cash. Oct. 17, 1857 31e -41 LAND'& NEGROES FOR SALE! S I desire to make a chanae in iiy business, I -. ofter for sale my tract of land containing, EIGHTEEN HIUNDRED ACRES, located on Ogeechee River, ini Bulloch Couiity, Geiria, two and a half mile-s from Station No. Six, Cenunal IRail Road. The land is of the best quality of BAY, I1AM.\OC, SWAlP ANDPr;NE. AI:ut two hundred and sevecnty neree under enlti vation, nearly all fresh. The locationa is a desirab'e one for farming, as it is only sixty miles from S:avannnah, anud seventy from A ugusa,with a Rail :itoad t., eithcr place. . Tcei m s of i Sa e.. I will sell all the lapd a oiie and give any reasona ble indlu'-nce. Or twill sell one-half niy interest in the Iid, and pttn equal nunmber of hands up onl the ineae with "ehuser and employ a good maiiger to take char'ge of the saine. Or I will sell all the land with seveiiteen likely Negroes, several tine Muhes and other stock, anid give from isne to tn yeiars indutgence as the piurchaser may desire. t1j To an approved piurchaser, a har-gnin will be in n. WILLI AM COL EMA N. Oct. 7. 5t 39 VALUABLE COTPON PLANTATION, FORl SALE! Thle subscriber ,.lrers foar sale, that VA LITAlRLE COTON PLANTATCION known as the MeCul l'uzh pkae*econtrsiniing EIGHT HI 'NDRED A\N I) TIlIR'Y--T11tl'. ANI) ONE QUARTER A CR ES, lying oni the waters of horn's Creek, seven miles below Edgetield Cout U:ouee, and sixteen miles from Ilanibuig, and rdjoining lands of Wash ington Wise, M rs. Swearencgin, Dr. H ird nd .rs. Lundy. On the premises is a Two Story Dwelling House. Also ani Overseer's hlouse, a large and excellent Stable, flne Gin Ihouse, Serew, &c. A large portion of the land :s in NATJVE~ FOREST. Aout! two huindied :ind tiriy :erei' cletared and in cul.tion. The baimee in brier patches and pine thike:s, which were never much worn. Caitaim Ryan. tile frst prioprit'r, wtorked' a large ft ce in thea place. Sintce his ime th. forice'r empoyed ii it hs bain com:,p-ratively smnail, and the itenee~s have been moved in until a. Large and the best portiona of the land htas becu surrendered to the brie--s and pine thickets. There is a god proortioln of the land BRANCII BOTTOMS, whichi are exceediniigly productive. Th le quality of the lad can -be jndlged of from the growingt crasp whicb has been iinade, with b:ad seasons. usnder unllavo'rable circum.-tances, and widh-1 out onec ounce of many re of any idud. 'The location is reaarkably healthy. T1h res ent Tenanit has not lost a sinale da3's woi k ??m sekiesis this yeatr. The neighborhood is ias desira ble am any person could wish. There is no place in the District of cqual health, so convenient to mnaiket, andl sio desi-ably located., s stuitable faor niaking large Cotton cr-ps as thii. Comparativelv, a very few acres. planted in the branch bottamis will tiake an abunidant supj ly of provisions for the plantattioni. ~TMl1~ Egteileh C. IT., S. C., Sept. 5th, 1857. tf. :,.. .Plantationl for Sale, r l tK subscriber offers for sole his phma~tationl 1containiirg nbstit 6 5 0 A c r e s, lying on Ueechi Creek, nenr the liidge 1k-ad. I Thtere. ate turo Settlemets on the Land-one good Corn Mill, nearly new-iaout two hundred acres in cultivation, patrt of which is very excelha nt Cotton laind, and a small portioin of rich swamp, well drained, and now int cultivation. The crop will show its quality. Thet e is an abundance of fli-qe tiimbei, pleiity of watr in, every field, tund a publie Road through the entire length of the Tract.. R. W A RD. Se-pt 30 tI -8 Ridge Land For' Sale. I offer for Sale nmy VALUABLE COTT'ON PLf ANTATION. containing about Five Iundred Acres, lying on the Edgeiel-d and Columbia Road. On it is a fine one Story House, with basement, and a plenty otf out building. of every kind, all new. Aid to every field there is a good new gate well painted, and a plenty osf wate-rs also, a p'ent~y of tine Grapes, an Orchtad, Shrubbery &e., anii an iabndaunie of fine timber and good drinkiing wateri. Call and exainm-I know yon will be pleased. 'CLINTONT W~ARD). Sept. 30 . tf 38 rJi11E Subscriber wishing to reamove to the. South . West, offers for sale his llEAUITIFUL lUSB AND [.OT in the Town of Gr.miiteiille. As an iniueeiient t., purchasgrs to coam. and ccee frth.-mselves. lIm wotuld statte that tihe Lot with all it:: improvieencts, -onidsting of a Two story Dwell in l oae, built tofter the most imrvdsyeof nreiteture, nenutly finished n plsttered through out, a~ichien with two apartments, a Well of ecx ell nt water, can be bought for Cash. or on a credit Itill the Iirst of October next,.for less than the origi -nal cost of'thu DwellinigfBoUse alone. A. P. NORRIS. Gr.antele June 15. If 23 FALL AND WINTER GOODS, I B C. BRYAN would respectfuly inviLe e the attentiolt of the public to his LARGE and COMPLETE Stock of ' Fall and Winter Goods, Selected in person, from well-known Houses, and s with especial care in regard to style, fabric and r manufacture. THE LADIES Will find his shelves ladened with the choicest aid ' most magnificent supplies of RICH AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, Which he feels confident must please-must give satisfaction. His large Stock consists in part of- I Rich SILK ROBES, of allithe latest styles; Plain Black and Fancy SILKS, a great variety; Valencia and Cashmere ROBES; French and English Merinoes and Chintz; " " DeLains and Poplins; Frenth, English and American PRINTS; French, Scotch and American GINGHAMS; EMBJROIDElI/ES of nil kinds, comprising a 1, most beautiful and uniqne collection; WIIITE GOODS of all kinds, and cheap; A fill stock of LAC ES, EDGINGS, &c.; C SHAWLS, MANTILLAS, CLOAKS, &c., 'I tiich are sure to win the admiration of the lovers e )f the rare, the rich, tl:o benutiful; IOOP SKIR TS of every variety; GLOVES. JIOSIERY &c., &c., &c. C Also, a larae and splendid Stock of Ladies and q disses GAITERSand Walking SHOES. FOR MEN & YOUTHS WEAR, [T has on hand a good assortment of Cassimeres, rweeds, .lcans, Satinets, &c. Also, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hosiery, &c. HEAVY GOODS. n this department his Stock is complete, embra mia, Fine Bed and Negro BLANKETS, cheap; Brown and b'eacbed SHIRTINGS; i SIIEETINOS; Georgia KERSEYS and PLAINS; FLANNELS,of all kinds; A good Stuck of Negro CLOTHIS, &c. -ALSO NEGRO SHOES AND PLANTATION BROGANS, Also, my usual assortment of aroceries, Hardware, Crockery, &c. rogether with an immense stock of Goods, which he Ladies nd Gienitleinen are iespectfully re nested to call and examine. Thankful for past patronage, he hopes that the rading community will continue t0 bestow on him t liberal share of their kind patronage. B. C. BRYAN. Get4 tf 140 NEW GOODS! E. PENN, AGENT. AK .Sgreat pleasure in informin.. his custo m. ier4 ant the public generally that he has re ived his btock of mbracing EVIERY STY LFE and VARIETY suited . the -all und Winter Trade. lls StocA has been selected with great care, both vith iettard to Styles aiI prices. And lie will always b.- tound ready and happy to vait on his friends wito may call to examine his took and get good bargains. Edgefield Sept. 3. tr. 39. CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS OF INSF.tTINO ' lIE Subscriber having furnished himself with . a license to use this IEW PROCESS of fISERTING ARTIFICIAL TEETH, now ready to serve atll who iumy neecd such, with I in assurane of a more perfet ada;ptation, and a lser resenmblar.ee to thme natundl organs, than can e realized by any other maehoi. i:s perfect pu ity. elkanlines. frn eilnn fr. im all tast e. or gatlvamie esation, durability, comfort and security, are S tmong the adlvamtig,-s chaimed for this SUPEltIOR node of setting A alficial TJeethi. II. PARKER. June 24, tf 24 SALUDA HOUSE, Edgefield, C. H., 5. C. LEWIS COVAR, Proprietor._ _ GRAND RAFFLE, 3,00 WORTH OF' VALUABLE P'roperty to lie 1alled for, consistintg of EAtSLEY'S SPLENDID MILLS, mid other Mlachirery, together with 700) acres of .and andt 2-19l TOWN LUTS ini thme Village of Easley, mnaking 250 P'rizes Highest Prize, $20,000, For further par ticulars sce Hand Bills, or ad- t hess eithber of the following gentlemen at Easley, Pickens District, S. C. Price of Chances only $10,00. Any person en iosing Ten ioilars, addressed as above, and their ame and Post Ofice, plainly written, will receive sCertificate of Chance-by return mail. F. N. OARRIN, I A. F. LEWIS,h JOHN BOWEN,b GEO. SEAB3ORN, Managers. t i. L. T'llItUlSTOJN, AL.EF. MLOi.' J. D). ASIlIOJ E. -i N. U.--Wc berchyv appioint. andauhrz ). R. DUlt1SO'E, at Edccfield C. it., ottr Agent Lo receive innies and give cerlilicate of chances. (etc144. tf 40 ... . - .. - - - -- h Read what the Butcher says, i r IlE BUTlERi respecctfutlly informs his sa &kind patrons that they cani, by paying the CAS, get BEEF-aind that whlich is good-as Cheap from him as they can from the transient cllers fromt the cottntry, providcd they will take s much as a getarter; in less qinantities than a jarter, his usual prie will lbe charged. lie IoeCs this propiosition will meet thme approbiation of ] his olm etstomners--those to whom lie finrimshed BEEF in the Spring and Siumer, when IBeaves were xceedingly hard to timid, and much more diiicut to buy. Don't desert me no~w amid etve ronti preference to atn occasional itnterloper from le contry, if you wvisht me to pirovide for you through the times when Stpock is scarce. Heed ye what T11E utcher says an~d act ac ordi gly. All personis indebted must make arrangements to rettle tip without the least hope of longer mii dulgece. So temen 'be priep-ared, when you te caled tin--if you fatil to meet your liabhilities with te iutchcr, lie, like the Bank oif thme State dmantmy othhors, will lhe necessarily complelled to ,ntspend tihperatiomns, for a shoirt time at least. Ttherore, lie prepared and let all strive to prevenut - the occurrecrof such a provoking catastrophe. W. W. GOODMAN. C Oct. 14 tf 40. I Notice. r 1118 is forewarning all percons against trading fr a cer:ain 1UTE signed by F. U. Ed monds. S. C. Edmuonds and P.:Searls-givenl to A. GGQOtkin or be:'rer, for the gmn of Fourteen hun red and twenity -live dollars, and due January 1858S. Tme proety being unsounid for which said Note was given, I ani deterineiu not to pay thme xtme unles compelled by law. F. H. EU.\ONDS. Oct1 S t 4U Estate of Jon Doby, dec'd. A LL persons indebted to the Estate of John tl.iaby, deced., are :egnested to settle up prior to Tuesday the 19th day of .January next. ibnd these having denmands against -miid intate arc no tilied to render them in, properly attested, by that elate ms we intend making a tinal settlemient of the personal Estate on that daty. Di R tIE & A-TKlNS, Agents 1for Mtatilda Doby, A dm'x. Ot 8 14t 41) -Executor's Notice1 OTICE is hereby giveim to all conemned, tht I will make a final settlenient on the Es tte of Elizabeth Mlartin, deceasul, in thme Ordinta ry's Ofie, on Tuesday atfter the iirst alonday of January next. And all persons having demands against sai.l Estate, are requested to present them to the undersignied, oni or before that daty-and air prsois indebted to satid Estate, are requested to make im'nediate payment to G. W. BlURfTON, Ex'or. O t. 7, 3 m . 30 FINE NEW FLOURI. JUJST received a good supply of Dora's Superfine F.LOURI, and for sale by W. E. LEGG. - J..y.. oa 1 29 "ALL AND WINTER GOODS, UST reee* ved from New York a large and well elected stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS r Gentlemens ware, embracing EVERY ARTI LE OF CLOTIIIN G, suitable for the season, to ether with a GOOD ASSORTMENT of my own ianutfseturing, made up in good style. -ALSO L fine stock of CLOThIS, CASIMERES and VES 'INGS, and other furnishing goods. JOHN COLGAN. Edg, field Sept. 30. tf. 33. 'INE NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS! W. R, & T. S. HUDSON, I RE now receiving at their Store under the blasonic & Odd Fellows' Hall, a LARGE id well selected Stock of excellent FALL AND WINTER GOODS, omprising a magnificent variety or EVERY AR '[CLE usually kept in a complete Village Store, insisting in part of a full variety of f the most chaste and fashionable designs, of all alities, and at the LOWEST PRICES. Black Gros de Rhine SILKS; Satin Striped ". Striped Glacier Plaid " English and German hlERINOES; Cashmere and Brocbe DELAINES; Manchester Printed " Fine French Plaid " Black and Colored Al: acas: a - do, silk finish; Fine French Dombazine ; Challies. black and coiored i French Chambrays, &e., Englinh, French, Scotch and Domestic GING HAMIS; Holy's English PRINTS; Fine French " Merrimac end Coeheco PRINTS; Furniture Chints, &e. Swiss and Jaconet MUSLIN; Uelhop and Victoria Lawns; Striped and Plaid Swiss and Jaconet; hoop SKIRTS, plain and Skeleton; Plain and Embroidered SKIRTS ; lrass loops, whalebone, &c.. fur Skirts; Stela and Cashmere Sh AWLS; Enbruidlered Merino Plaid Wool Swiss and Jaconet Collais and Sleeves; . "4 '.' "1 iu setts; Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings ; Smyrna and Cott-,n Laces and Edgings; Ladies' Plain and Embroidered L. C. Hankere'fis. Reveri Hleni-stiched Ladies' and Children Cotton Rose, white and colored; Ladies' Kid and Silk GLOVES; " Lace Mitts, long and short; " Wool and Cotton Gloves; Dress Trimmings, Fringes. Gimps, &e.; Velvet Trinimmings, all widths; Bleached and Brown SIlIRTI NG: 6SIlEETINGS. all widths; "6 " Linen Table Cloths; Scotch. Ilussia and fluekabnek Dinpers; Plain, Ftinged and bordered Towels; Cotton Diapers and Damasks; lack and Colored CASSIMERES; Satinetts, Kentucky JEANS, plain and fancy ; Gents Bllack and fabey Silk Cravits and Ties; Kid, Silk, Wool and Thread Gloves, &o., &e. -ALSO A large and splendid assortment of OOTS, SIIOES, HIATS, CAPS, &e. A compleIte and well assorted Stock of Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, GAR, COFF1EE, TEA, CHEESE, SODA, SADDLES, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, WHIPS, &C. All of which will~be sold at VERY LOW G UIES, amnd on good terms. gr All we ask is an exami'nation of our Stock rrre purchasing elsewhere. A liberal share of public patronag' is solie'ted. W. RI. & T. S. RUDSON. ggN. B.-Groceries sold entirely for cash. Oc7 - ifr 39 !ARE CHIANCE NOW TO BUY CHEAP FURNITURE, Fl1E Subscers im ntengng to close their bu iess, offer for sale, A T C O S T, FOR AS, their entire Stock of -CABINET FURNITURE, f their own tranufacture, and which Is Inferior inone ever offetred in this market. Oar present ock consists of a lot of splendid BUREAUS, WARDROBES, BEDSTEADS, (A large and beautiful variety) Sofas and Lounges, BO0K-CASES, TABLES, WASHaTANDS, &c. Thch we will sell at the lowest prices for CASE inorder to wind up oar business as soon as posal Ic. Great Bargains will be offered, as we hops sell out soon, and have therefore marked our urtiture at very low figures. Call in and see us. EEPAIRING! We continne to do Repairing of every descrip on, promiptly, in the best manner, and very heap fur Ca~lh. e h ae sold some of our Furniture on credit, and ereby resipectfully request all indebted to pay up anearly date. Those who fail to comply tith s request by the 1st January next, will have to ttle with an Attorney. This is true as Gospel. - M. A. MARKERT, W. GOTTSCIIALK. Oct 14 1857 tf 40 Sheriff's Sale. Y Virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias to me directed. I will proceed to sell at Edge ii C. }H., on the first Mlonday in November next ec following property in the following ease, to wit: P'atieee Clark vs Joseph P. Cullum and Win. ulim, One Tract of Land. cntaining Three hun rid acres, moore or less, adjoining lands of Win. :u!.mn, Wmn. Lyierand and Recuben Lybrano. T rmss-Ouxe and two years credit, with interest 'o day of sale. Coste to be paid in cnsh. .1A MES EiDSON, SED Oti4 St ' 40 Shen iff's Saile. BY Virtue of sundry wvrits of Fi.-ri Faicias to me directed, i will proceed to sell at Edgenleid . I., on the first Monday in Novenmber next, the )lowing property in the following case, to wit: The Stte vs Alfred Uatcher, One Tract of Land ontainig One hundred ana tifty acres, more or sss, and adjoining lands of.- Jourdan, James 4orris and others. Terms of sale, Cash. JAMES EJDSON, U.E.D. O ct1123t 40 STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, EDGEFIE~LD DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. Wi. Powell and others, A pplicants,Paion Aurenc Qui;,y andi others, Def'ts. Y an order from the'DOrdinary I shall proceed Bto sell at Edgenield C. UI., on the first Mon lay in November next, lands of thme Estate of Jas. ewell Sr., deceased, situated in the'District and tate aforesaid, on llorse Cre-:k, waters of. Savan a~ River. containing ONE HUNDRED AND ORTINE (149) AC'RES, more or less, and dj.inig lands or James Powell, jr , Mrs. Morris, ). J. Walker, T. Ul. Marshall and Wiley Powell. Tzans-On a er.edit of twelve months. The Purchaser to give Bond and security and a mort ~ae of the premises to the Ordinary to secure the urchas money. Costs to be paid in cash, and to pa ott JAMES EIDSON, s.s n. O ct 9 4 te 4 1 Sheriff's Sale. BY Virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias to me directed. I will proceed to sell at Edge Ii.d C. II., on the fir.st Monday in Nov. next, the following property, to wit: Cadaway Clark vs. John S. Pollatty, Oac Sorrel S. Christie, for another, vs. A. Bushnell, S. S. Byce and M. A. Ransom, Exor's., Two Negroes, Sva mna, Ora ande Whitlield, levied on as the pro. perty belonging to the Estate of Benjamin Galman, Terms cash. J AM ES EIDSO.N, us.a.. Oct 17, St 41 State of South Caroliap. EDGEFIELD -DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Martha C. Brooks and Mary C.Brooks, - by her next friend, vs. .BM for James P. Carroll, Caroline H. Broks, Partition Martha II. Brooks and Preston S. Brooks. - B Y Virtue of an order in Equity in the above ' stated case, I will offer for sale at Edgeficld C. H., on the first Monday in November next,.the real estate of the Ion. P. s. Brooks, deceased, do scribed in the Bill. Consisting or "THE HOMESTEAD TRACT," adjoioing' lands of Reuben Cooper, Sumter' Daniel,,James Creswell and others, lying in the said District,.on. both bides of the Island Ford Road,containing two hundred and fourteen (214) acres, more or less: Also, THE "PLANTATION TRACT," lying. in said District, on waters of Wilson and Ninety Six creeks, adjoining lands of the Estate of Samuel Beard, deceased, lands of Thomas .. Dyson and Daniel Proctor, and containing one thousand and fifty (1050) acres, more or less. Also "THE CIURCH PLACE," adjoining lands of Retben Cooper, Daniel Proctor and oth- . ern, and containing. forty-two and one-half (42j) acres, more or less. Tauxs-So much of the purchase money as will pay the costs of the suit, to be paid in cash., The residue on a credit of one and two years from the day of sale, to be secured by bonds with adequate sureties. W Possession of the premises sold, not to be given until the first of January next. A. SIMKINS, c.a.z.b. Sept. 30 1857 St .38 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Thomas S. Bates and others, Bill for sale and Vs. Partitionef Real Milledge Bates and others. Estate. BY Virtue of an order in Equity In this case, I will offer for sale at Edgefield C. II., on the first Monday in November next, the real estate of Andrew Bates, deceased, described in the Bill, con sisting of ONE TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, con taining eight hundred (800) acres, more er less, ly ing in the District and State aforesaid, and bounded by lands of the estate of Col. John Bites, Amos Sheily, A. D. Bates, J. M. Norris and others. Teas-The land tn be sold on a credit of oon and two years, except as to ,o much thereof as will be sulicient to pay costs of the suit, which must be paid in cash. The purchase money to be secured by bonds or note, with ample personal buretiet an4 a mortgage of the premises. A. SIMKINS, c.E.s.a. Sept.30 1857 st 28 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Samuel Brooks, AssigBse, Bill for Foreeloure John eigh. of Mortgage. e BY an order from Chance!'or Dunkin in this case, I will sell, at Egefield C. IL, on the Ist Monday in Noventoer next. the following real estate, viz: A LOT OF LAN 1) in the Villqge of Edgefield, known as the Bushnell- Carriage Shop Lot, including the Brick Store- louse, containing, in the whole, two roods and eleven perebes,- more or less. Tzas.-The costa and one half of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue on a credit of six months, the purchaser giviog bond with approved securities, to reire the Purchase money. The titles to be signed and scaled, but not delivered until the said lpond be paid-and if, the. said bond be not paid tthcn due, the Commissione* will re-sell the premises at the ritk of the' former. purchaser. A. SIKlNS,'c.E.z a. Oet 9 . 4te ^- 40 STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT IN EQUITY. Warren Amnaker & Lucy Amaker, hisawife, . . . I Jlames Carson, Wi~s arsonar-t. garet-Carsonfet. al. *. - BY -Virtue of an order from his Honor Chanel .lor Wardlaw,fI shall proceed to sell at Edge. field Court Hfouse, on the First alonday in Novem ber next, all. that .TilACT~ OR PARCEL OF L A N D, formerly owned: by' Charles Curson, con taining three hundred indtwenty-eight (328) acres, monre or less-there beine at least about two lhun dred acres of well timbered land on the premi,.es, and a good dwelling house and. out-buildings ; andi situate in the DIstrict of Edgefleld and State of South~Carolina, en thiwaters of Dry Creek, waters of Little Saluda, and bounded by lands of James MceCarty. Jamts Eidson, Jacob .Legrone and Jere miah Mobley. Tians-On a credit of one and two years, ei 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 fromt dato. A. SIMKINS, c.i.a a. Oct. 7, 4t 39 STA TE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, - N EQUITY. William~ WV.Williams and oslier., 11111 to set ash/e JhSuianand Sampson Su!- l'ri,&an A' ivan. J BY Vi, tue of an ordler in I~'juity in this case, I IJwill of'er for sale on the first Mrcaday in Novemiber next, the TRACT OF LAND de sribedI in the Bill in this case, containing one hun dredi and seventy (170) acres more or less, andi adj..ifing lands of .lthn Adoams, Samuel P. Getzen. and others. Tieans--The land, to be sold on a credit of twelve nmonths from the~ day of sale, except as to so mucht as will defray the costa of suit thus far incurred, whic-h must be paid in cash. The purchase money to be secured by bond with adequate sureties. - A. SIMKINS, c.a.z.a. Sept. 30 1857 ' 5t 3d State of~outh Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,e LN EQUITY. John D. Ilolh-way and IHenry 11.1 Mays. and Mary A. his wife. BilL for Pa: G. W. Hollowa and D. WV. Hlol- Ftiion 4J. Ac't. kiway, et. al. 1) will on'er for sate at Edgetield C. II., cn the frst Molrnday in November next, the real estate of. Sarah hlolloway, deceased, described in the fBill, consisting of A TRACT OF LAND situate in Edgefleld Dis trict, contaIning three hundred and fifty-two and one-half (352j) acres, more or Ies, adjoining lands of Thomas L.ake, W. N.Iloore, James B. Sullayan and others. - Tsa-The land to be sold on a bredit of one. and two years from the day of sale, except as to so much as will defray the coats of suit thus far incura. red, which must be paid in cash. The residue of the purchase money to be secured by bonds with . adequate sureties. . Eg Posseion of the premises not to be given until the first day of January, 1858. A. SIMKlNS, c.r. .a. . Sept. 30 1857 5t 38 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. - IN ORDINARY. Richard Gregory, 1- - us. Pet ition for Par. . John Gregory and others.) T appearing to my satisfaction that JTohn Grego Dry, Esther Rankin, wife of David Rankin, dv. ceased, John Rankin and h&l wife Harriet, Sha drack D)eas and his wife Ceily, Defentdants-.in the' above stated ease, reside without the limits of this State, It is therefore ordered, that they do app aid sibject to the division or sale of the real estate of Sarah Gregory, dee'd., on or before the 23d&day of December next, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. ' W. F.-DURIISOE, em.. Ordinary's O0fice, Sept 30,1857. .- 12teS9 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTECKs LL persons indebte& to the Estate8 8f.S i. Holmes1 dec'd.,'anre requested to make jsy. ment at an early date,' and those havIng any de. ' mand. agaist the Estate arp hereby notified to ren .der them in forthwith proeelatetd . An- 1 . 5m 2