Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, October 19, 1859, Image 3

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; &. iJ. *E AUGUSTA, GA., re now Prepared to Display, be fore .Aeir CustomerS, at their WROLESALE A N D RETAIL RICH SILK ROBES, Of the very Late,* Importations; DRESS SIL3KS, Of the Richest and must Approved Styles; DR ESS SI L KS; Solid Colors, Plaids, and Striped; 5-8, 6-8, 7-8, and 4-4 BLACK SILKS, of various Styles and Prices; Very Ric h Black Silks, Bavadere Stripes, very Handsome; RICH FIGURED CASHMERES AND DE LAINES: Rich Figured Cashmeres and De Laines, for Children ; Plain, Black, and Fancy Colored DE L AINES " " " " MERINOS; Rich 4-4 Real French PRINTS; British and Domestic PRINTS, at 6.1- Cents, and upwards; Swiss and Jaconet EDGINGS and INSERT. INGS; Swiss and Jaconet BANDS; Rich Embroidered COLL'XRS & SLEEVES; Rich Embroidered COLLARS & SLEEVE- , in Setts; THREAD and other LACES; Plain, Hem-Stitched and Embroidered Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS; Second Mourning Linen Cambric HAND KERCHIEFS; Second Mourning COLLARS, &c. This would be the proper place for us to say we will sell our Goods CHEAP, but, as our Customers have already found that out, and ate recommending their friends to us, we will only say-favor us with a Call, and von will rest satsfied that no one can leave our Store with empty hands, for want of good Goods, an Extensive Assortment, and Low Prices. LA.DIES' CLOAKS& SHAWLS' Ladies' Silk Velvet Shawls, Latest styles; Ladies' Cloth Cloaks,! Various Colors-some Very Low Price; Stella Shawls; Together with various other Styles, from 50 Cents to Twenty Dollars; MOURNING AND SECOND MOURNING SEA WLS At J. & A. J. SETZE'8, MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR, FANCY CASSIMERES, Low Priced Black and Faney Doeskin CAS SIMER E, SATIN EITTS. Kentucky JEANS nud TWEEDS, very low; SHIRT FRONTS AND COLLARS; 29, 30, 32. 314, 3( and as Inch lank lIalian M1IE OATATN; Half HOSE nt 10 Cenzte and Upwa.rds; WOOL If OSE; MERINO SHIRTS, GLJyl> in -' great variely of sty!..s. an GAUNTLETS; Low Priced arnd Fie SUSPEND l.RS; Fhse, Bandna and Spittlefield Silk BANDTF'i; Plain and C..lored Bordere-l Linen Hiandkerchiefs, at j. 4- A. 3. t'TZE'S. Flannels !. Rr'nl Wdebcl FLA N'-i.LS; 1:nita'ion" -Mk Warp and Saxo'ny FLANNELS; Low Priced White " " " and Super Red " Blue, Red, and Green " Plain and Twilled, at J. & A. J, Setze's, 94, 10-4I, and 12-4 Low Priced and Super Bed BLANKETS; A few Bales of 9-4 Grey and White BLAN K ETS, for Negroes, at J. & A. J. SE TZE'S. TABLE AND PIANO COVERS ! Low Priced and Super Super Cloth TABLE COVERS: Low Priced aund Super Super Cloth PIANO CON ERS: tax and Wool Table COVERS, at J. & A. J. SETZE'S. TABLE DIAPERS, NAPKINS, &O, Low Priced TABLE CLOTHI; ' " Damask " S-4, 9.4, and 10-4 Low Priced and Super Damask DIAPERS; Bird'sEye and Russia DIAPE RS: Damask NA PKINS; Damask TOWELS, and Huckaback, and other TOWEL[NG, at J. & A. J. SE TZE'S. LADIES' Alexander, White, Black and Fancy Colored KID GLOVES; Ladies' GAUNTLETS: Ladies M- :-o and Silk VESTS, with or with out Sleeves; Low Priced and Super Black Silk HOSE:; " i 1 i " " Cotton " Black Raw Silk HOSE ; Black Moravian H0SE; Misses' Cotton and' Wool 1HOSE, at, J. & A. J. NE TE8. DOMESTICS! 3-4 and 4-4 BWeached & U::bleached SHEET INGS; 12- Bleached and Unbiile:'~ SIUEETINGS, Best Makers: MArlboro'ST'RIPIES anid i'LA iDS; 1'ad LINSEYS, for Servan:ts; Lv.- Prical -,.: Fin~ Air:m CHECKS; Lcw Priera ne*d Supe~rfnn; Bed TICKING; Head IHAN IK lERCHIEFS. for Servants, :.t . & A. J. SE TZE'S. Augusta. Oct 17 ('t -1 XECU(TORf'S~ NOTICE--AII~L persons in-. E i-et to 1k. &:u~ *or e.m. t. 0. Wirka"'.n-n d :ia-d re bereby r.n- tel to nm.:ke paym.-nt . 0,a-1rse:n- bvil. :..il a all theaSe h 'i"' ' !- - ,14'cairo.3 said E tje wIll pireseIt.' Ihe mi it JfAS. P UkR V1, S~nr Oct. 19th i;u 4,i N j. foir.r Hoo.'. :inda isos lbar be een placd in o. andh.of . imn L. Addison, i->gr.. ror roI ..on. Will th..se whlo "sre indebted~' tor bum aI:5 a I nit th, ~ iru's olliee asnal -':ttle ? jTe (ct. I-th 1505 if.1 y c.-uts ($1i 50) yi anr by ,ue. to -na s .wn: te urts. S.:pt. ~.. r tnp 9 :h,8 . :,tih prp-r uud~ai I amn determnined to resest hb y~ant. na som .B3t ' OUTi 1859. ALL & WI We have on hand a MDST FASHIONA CLOT * -A A Splendid Stock of all kin Col'd CLOTHS; Black a all kinds of VESTIN( make to order in the i and warr WE WISH IT UND Fjj PURCH, FINEST GOOL An SELL THEM AT T VAN WINKLE Unl Augusta, Oct 17 TO T-IE LADIES OF EDGEFIELD DISTRICT: W E rerspectfully invite your attention to ou LARGE AND SPLENDID assurlineut o1 Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS! Among which you will f1i the latest styles o Silks ad Worsted Dress Goods, Very cheap. Also, a mnost magnificeut Stock ol S IAW I S, CLOTH AND VELVET CLOAKS. We also invite the attentiotn of PLANTERS ti a very large and cheap assortmaent of' Blankets, Negro Cloths, AN]) ALL STYLES OF GOODS FOt FA31I LY USE! 'T: Just give us a call andi yu will lie pleased. HIICI KMAN, HILLS & CRESS, Nov. :'D' r-m dSret S. L. BOND3'S Patielt T yler' .Iron or Compound BELLOWr PIPE. J 3AErcased the i;:t for EdefelDis trier i* r t.- sale nd this valuablie 13 L~ LO WSV * . F . The~ Certitietes unniaexed s;,eak in its be i:0i. P:i ie. S15. (Oct 17 l -11 CER TIFICA TES. 1.Dt E--W1.:-r, asept. 1 th. I1859. This is to certify iltnt I have had om.. of S. L. Bands Patent Tuys~ rtj Ir...s in us.e for the last two w-eeks and find it a1.te superiar tao the old pipe itr e.tn-.; a broader suratice, anda heaving much fias ter, :a::d eunsequen tily n siaving in c oal. A ntd ould reommiend them to all pesn haavinag a torge. ROB3EltT ELLIS. Et.(;1:rtELt~ C. P.. Sepat 2ntd, lI'>:. I ti-, hereby ceritify :1ar t lI.ve tied atne of S L. Lo: .'.- aets: ':nyere I ras a..d taske gre:: pI-a e .9 -t. .t I : tha. it is a .:-aie of bthl bada.1 ..ca : tt:-;:: aire- tn muchi -1auicker, cit:aner :t' better centi :in::e :a y I lave seeni. a;tid t i 1.erfectly at I-. that: wiht a;nwer I'*. doeirad eth ei, :. ea-fidiy re.u:neudl it to aul persa:. a navitig nt NORMAN COWLES. This is t'o certiy that I haavea hadt one of S. L Bond's Piatent Tnyere Irons in use for revel a days, andl finda it far superior toi anly I htave heret". fore seen, in beating uiuch fadter anid heatiing: brader surflace. I faied it atlso quOt it a sivinig i coal. 1 take plensure in recommaiending it to al havi:ag use for a forge. W. B. McNEIL. Nas civ Six, Sept. :lrd. 1819. I herebty certify thait I have ini use in my shaal one ofi S. L. Bondi's Patent Tuyere air Conpuouin Jkellowaa Pipe, and find it fair superior to tany thin;~ 'f thte kiud I have yet seen. It heats .tuicker, am~i is a great saiving of coal andi time. I chaeerfll; re-omniuend it to aill persons usinig at. forge. S. A. CR AWFORD. This is to certify thait I have had one aof Mr Bod's Tuyere or iron aplpenldaage, to a smith fur nace in any sanith's shopl, for several montahs, ani my smniths inform me that it is a -ontsidlerab~le imt prvement to the smith's tfunance. and espieciall; in makditng andai hiying plaiws-is ta saving in tinm by3 baeatinag qjuicker anad heating a baroamder surfanee Aug. 4th 1859. JAS. GILLANI. Coia'enu, S. C!., August 9ith, 1859. ] haave examined andt triedl the Tuyere Iriin . L. Bond, anad most cheerfully rc.ommenal itt the pubhlic as aine of the best nrticles I haive eve ad ina use. tlEO. A. SIllE LDS. 'urmana 'athuetto Iron Works. Cot.runrtA, Aug. 9th, 1859t. We have chtanged one oif our Tuyere f ronst taast one if S. L. Iiaand's Patent, and we thinak th:i it is to tie tavanaatge oif every Carrinige-atker t give it a triaal-if lie desires ta aquick lheut nandt save coaal. We were opplosedt to Patents, us man; if them~u laave proved utseloss. Jit this simple an proftable one hais ptirtly stoup.-d ouar pretindic.e. 11RlENNEN & tAROLL. Coach-maaakers. Cotlrtau, S. C., A ug. 9th, 18.:9. We hecreby certify thait we lhave in use one Mr. S. L. Blondl's Paitenit Tuyerc Irons. andro find fr s' periaor to the old ones generalily in use, lbein muchu- easior worked tandl hieating quaicker thtan an w: hnvo herttfoiro tried. anad we taiko pleasurei reommatediniig thaemi to all 1ilacksithus or any ori having use fur a fairge. JOHN ALEXANDER & CO. Congairee Iron Works. I lhere-hr certifv' that I hauve tried anda lhave na a Is aone .\lr. . .. lind's I'Pt ituere fruan ia-n botla ain labor aital e..al, twni at 'tivei a iod ar. a-leniner tanid better lh.-at ain ny L havite seei aid am paerfetlty satistiedI that it wall an-twer th: de-sie1 e t uet : andl theerfully re ommendt it' t. a altrn ' haig uise f..* i lari. I', i.D itsTtitCT, t c.. ep. 2t 1fIP. We e ertif.: lihiat. lie hav in iiur shop one -. L.1- ' aitet Tnyatre lirap ir compil..ti -~i. -.v e itti fiit fal~r Le-ier ihinu lhe iil p .. We i..-i.!aer tha t a :ii .:-li 'a-: o-iaittd -u' a tt. w ull lie a savia'ng of aone third cni. M' -tke Ui' a.'r in ri-comenda'ing thta to all personi r :iii onea having a forge. I ~ DURtST & ANDRE WS. Oct. 19 if 'Il NOTCE...I person~ indaeb~et ai to t E -,' ni Dr C. Cunininghiit, dee'd., ii . a:i...e c amefrwardltlt tan mke inumiaealaate pni: tuet :1 no un ll haeving clime nagaiintt said Esta will pr1esenit thaetn pariperly ii: taietl. W.3. IllfL, Ex'itr. l-in hurt., June 11ith. 1S5'. . l y2: I Notice This! T ; -olabicriber~ tiaies thi-mthli.a of inftrmnit it- t.itn rs thatl hii .M Ii.1.aSinre niow ini 11: (t t:.. it. aaas v:ary rue':' ly nti~ layedl a got t ih. r, a nd aei. thereby 1.ae able: 1o give eiatire sit istiationa to all. tiEO. McD. WVEVER. en &p o - I&59 -. a - 38t 1860. [TER GOODS! Superior Stock of the BLE READY-MADE 'HlING9, ds and qualities of Black and nid Fancy CASSIMERES; XS-all of which we will nost fashionable styles, ainted to fit. ERSTOOD THAT WE 1SE THE' S IN MARKET, I will HE RIGHT PRICES!1 D SHACK ELFORD, ler lite Unit(d States Hotel, am 41 LAND FOR SALE, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield C. It., on the first Monday in Novemler next. to the highest bidder. 388 .9.C:7=V." 39 Of A 'No. 1 Pine Land, belonging to the Litate of John Kirksey. deceased. This body of Land lies about one and a half miles South East of the Pine House, adjoining lands of It. 11. Miller, James Mathis and the un dersigned. This is first rate laud, perfectly level, and will produce Cotton. Corn and Grain finely. This Tract can he bought at private sale be tween this nnd Sale-day. Tm:xs, made known on day of sale. E. P. 11. KIRKSEY. P. S.-] will also sell to ity one wishing to buy ily Tract of Lunld on which I reside, containing 2oo .AOMRma. MY terms will be reasonable and lrice low. E. P. 11. K. ,let. 19. 1859 :lt 41 A Benitifid Residence for Sale, T '1E Stierihtr will sell on the first Monday iin Noveiu!er, (if not d1isposed of Lefore that time) the Ucidence at whiih lie now lives. The lot cnntainis about forty acres. was improved by Jno. Lysn, and sinc owned by Lawrence Johnson. if. W. ADDESON. Trn-made eaQV. TowI .P'operty f3 r st le. saile t. Sita the * Cert tr Tb For:Ii tem:-a,~ of t *aeapl to Ri. W. Tompkins, or Iei:hci~r of :he* aabloribr.. Ui.N. WA LDO. , J.N. LI ps Cu3iBJ. IEx ors. State of' Southi Carolina, EDGEFTIL) DISTRLCTr, IN EQUITY. A rthumr WVigfuall, 1ru.-ee, luun others. E. J1. Younigbloiod. ) DY Virtue of an ord~er from Chneellor WYard Diauw. niircecting that the properly held in Trust it .er a deced of Indleiture, bet ween E. J. Young. Il.ni0,m :ndl Elizat his wife nd A rt hur lYigfall, be dlivi-led amon~g the parties in interest, I will pro. ecil tio sell mt Edgeleld C. I l.on the first Monday in December niext, 3G Likely Negro Slaves, \'iz: Marcus. Dido and her chill Alfred, Andrew, Ilia rriet, .nsoun. Tibiy, Cindmi and lier two children Mat mind Mairgairet Sukcy nnd her two children A my ando Blerenm. P'hillis, Dick. ltiins. Archy, John, Chainey ninl heritw,, chlireni Richmaond and Sai Franok. Jlnpiter, Rtichiardl. Henry, Ca'sar, Nan and her three cbildren Muses, Tomn and an infant cha:Mary :and two children Bob andl Lew; An. n. Melini. Toney. A mong this bot of Negroese. there are two ex eclen t Shoe-unak ers, tone capital Carpenter, one Bhuck-simith, two enpi'al Seninstresses-five good Comiks. Washers aind Ironers,-in faet Negroes of :dl trades, yunlg and round. Ilere is an oppo~rtunity which rarely presents itsell' ini this mu:,rket to. puirehase valuable negroes. Embrace it. ms yin muy never have such another. Terms-A eredlit of twelve months with interest fromn date except as to the costs of this proceeding which inust be paid in ensh. Purchasers to give bond with two, aproved sureties to secure the rch Amny. .. SIMKINS C.E.E.D. (Ject. ]8th 1859 Oit 41 CASTOR OIL. JUST received It0 half gallon tin Cans COLD lESSED CASTOR OIL, for Family use. Put up by Ilarrel, Risley & Kitchen, New York, and sold by the subscriber at Sibley's Corner with R. L. GENTRY Agt. H Jamblurg, Oct. 1loth It 41 List of Letters R EMAINING in the Post Office for the quar. ter ending the l0th Sept., 18b9. Persons catting for letters in this list, will please say ad vertised. A B-A. W. Asbill, 2; 1. L. Brooks, J. Bull, fMiss L. HI. Uiranch, Mrs. G3. E. Baugh, J. 0. Bull, iBranch, Gates & Procter, W. B. Burns, 2. C D-M. Clark. S. Colyer, J. Coghurn, Cham-. bler. It. C. Culbtrenthi. Mrs. M. A. ?Crafton, M. G. Chaimberlin, S. D. Cnlyer, Mrs. E. Cook, J. Curry; SW. W. David, 2; J1. Dioven, S. Duanstsville, 0. L. Denton. E F-Il. Edwaird. M. Ethridge, W. Edney, W. A. Fair Banks. A. Femigle, J. M. C. Freland, W. 11. Faurrar, W. Firbursh. O Il-3Miss F. (Goliian, 2; Miss M. Gotes, 23 ' n,i .J. 11. lIIender..on, 2. .1J K-Jl. JIennings. ": S. fl. Johnson, D. John sill, N. II. Jonies. 2: Sirs. S. B. Johnson, J. Jones, IMrs. M. .Jaiek'n, t. W. Jones; J1. King, J. H. Knx ;T. Jf. Key, 2: Miss E. King. ....---.. M. L'mns',n, W. 13. Liiyd. L. Little, R. ley, W. .o-~dansiels, Mrs. F. Macys, Ii. C. Musley J1. M~aris Mr. .J. Mirtee. S. M. Mills. Mrs. F. Mor entlmir. Mrs. M. Mass, Miss M. McGee, Miss S SI .iihais. t . ..\lasaini, It. Melton, M. McCarthy IF. M. Mays N O P-JI. J. Feutoun. 2: E. Nance; P'. Ohiuro; E nt I Poner, A. Perrin, 2: .M. P'rescot, Mrs. 5. HI Pa' rks, Y. Payne, J. D. Prigs, W. Padget, H1. Posey R -J. W. Roleeh, A. C. Rtobertson, 2; T. B Ieeme. 1. Robertsaon, Mrs. A. Reiynobis; E. Sego t i W.u.MisM. Satcher, J. .J. Smaith, 2 I, rau mih lier. II. Symnnu, Smith & Chapman. -Weaver, W. White, 2; E. WellI s, - Washingtoin. I V IB.Tinmiei~mn:A. RAMtSAe YP. . N OTICE--All piersonls indiebtedl to mu Accoint will pil-nae sele thle samte eit her b2 t.-I iar-Note : andl those iindebted lby noite wil lenie make aurra i'nelmei to py the samte. 3 woirk is ion tie cadh pirinclile,:anil dute wheni tic wonrk is lane. mind not mit. the cinse mf thie year a g siimet .ceeml tio think. L. DEI~LOtAC II. d Nftic.-Apli'etiim will be made at the nex t- Session of ihe Legislatunre, fin ia renewal u of the Charter of the S.ind 11ar Ferry. Aug 1r 0t.. 2nr. 31. GRAY & TURLEI AUGJSTA, GEORGIA. :o: EG to inform the public that they are now i ceiving one of the LARGEST, RICHES' and most ELEtAXT stocks of DRY GOODS ever brought to Augusta, which they will GUAR ANTEE to sell at least 15 to 25 per cent. less than any house in the City. Mr. Gas.tv having just returned from Europe after selecting most of their new Fall designi we would respectfully invite an examination o our exclusive and elegant styles, and prices. N. 1.-Parcels delivered in any part of thi City and Hamburg free of charge. Augusta, Sept. 28, 1859. tf 38 NEW GOODS! T IIE Subscribers offer for sale a fresh and va ried stock of Goods Suited to the Wants OF ALL CUSTOMERS. They are now filling their shelves with ever3 thing needed in their line of business, and will continue to keep a full supply of articles suited to the season as it advances. They are determined to sell at MODERATE PROFITS, and respectfully solicit an examination of their prices and merchandize. A Good Store in the Country is admitted by all to be a great desideratum. This they will exert themselves to furnish. Attention is especially invited to our superior Stock of SHOES, which will be sold lote dom,. pa-Call and See. J. R. MOBLEY & CO. Mine Creek, Oct. 5th 1859. tf 39 GROCERIES! FLEMING&ROWLAND AUtGUSTA, GA., RE offering for sale on LOW TERMS a large Astock of GROCERIES consisting .in part of 100 Bags Choice RIO COFFEE; 25 " " JAVA do; 10 Hhds. " N. 0. SUGAR; 50 Bbls. " Clarified SUGARS; 20 " " Crushed and Powdered; 50 Bales Heavy Gunny BAGGING; 300 Coils ROPE; 50 Hhda. Choice BACON SIDES; 250 Kegs NAILS: 50 Bbls. N. 0. SYRUP; 20 Hhds. Cuba MOLASSES. -ALSO Candles, Teas, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Powder, Shot, Bales Yarn, Flour, Tobacco, &c., &c. To all of which they invite the attention of their friends. Mr. GEO. ROBINSON, of Hamburg, will be found at the above House, and will be pleased to see his friends from Edgefield & Abbeville Districts. Also.--Agents for the sale of Ricbmond Fac tory WOOLENS, STRIPES and OSNr.BURGS. Augusta, Oct 12 3, 40 IFLO .A.3P 23LA.OO FOUNDRY. MACHINE & GENERAL MANUFACTONG S H O P. L. IIOPIINS & 'Co., Proprietors, AUGUSTA, GA., H AVING the most extensive fsr.ilities with SHOP TOOLS and P A T T E I N S in the country, we are now ready and will be thankful for all orders for Gold Mines, Mills, Gin Gearing, Steam Boats, Stavo and Shingle Machines, Horse Powers, Sugar Mills, Cotton Presses, Thrashers, Fans, Shafting, Pulleys, Cook, Parlor and Box Stoves, Tin Work. In fact., any article in Iron, Brass or Wood. Address J. E. MLACMURPHIY, Sup't. Auusta, April 1 1859. 1y 14 CHARLES D. CARR &Co TAILORS AND FURNISHERS, aug mroves. All Goods marked in plain figures, and a dis. count of ten per cent madec for cash. Charleston, Oct. 3, 1859 tf 40 DEl\T TISTRY, D~R J 1B COURTNEY will prompt. .ly perform all work in the line oc Dentistry that may he entruated to him. Hie will take pleasure in waiting on those desiring his services at their residene if they will notify him through the onilce at Edgefield C. HL. He will be at the Village Sale days and Court weeks. Oct. 3rd ly 39 THE FOURTH .A.NNUA.Ia 2"AIR or~ TUE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, WILL nE MELD At Columbia, on the 8thc, 9th, 10th and 11th of November, 1859. T LIE Executive Committee of the State Agri cultural Society of South Carosliua, beg leave to call the attention to the citizens of South Caro lina, and the Southern States, to their approach ing Annual Festival. The Premiumn List is a very comprehensive one, and Premiums will be award ed on every article of merit coming within the range of the Agricultural, ilorticultural and Me chanical Departments, as well as the Fine Arts, Ladies' Fancy Work, and Domestic Economy. In addition to the large andl admirably arranged Halls for the accommodation of Exhibitors, the Committee have made other and very important improvements, which will add much to the com fort and enjoyment of visitors. A SPACIOUS AMPIIITHEATRE will also be in readiness, to seat some thousands, and add to the interest -of the Exhibition. The track for the exercise and displasy of "'fast trotters" has been paut in crder, and the trotters already on hand proamise something exciting. Visitors will he passedl aver all the Railroads in the State, during the week of exhibition, for one fare. All articles and animals, intended expressly for exhibition, will be passead (at the owner's risk) over all the Railroads in South Csarolina without a charge, except the South Carolina Railroad, andJ Cheraw and Darlingtons Rtosa, who will demand one half freight. Visitors should take the precau tian to procure Return Tickets when they pay their fare, to avoid embarrassment and delay, Exhibitors will please give the Railroad Officers timely notice of such animals and articles as they masy wish transportcd, as well as the time sand point of delivery. A. 1P. CA LHOUN, jJ. A. M ET TS, R. H ARLEE, W. R. RLOBERITSON, D. W. RAY, R.L J. G AGE. J. F. MA RSHAL L, I Executive Committee. Oct. 18 -i 41 BRICKS, B3RICKS.--The subscribers bay Ba lot of GOOD BRICKS for sale at $8.00 pe: tliousand Cash, or ten dollars per thousand if wi harge them. The bricks to be taken ats they come W. L. &L R. PA RKS. Oct. 17-; 0te 41 NTOTICE.--All persons are hereby warnei .sagainst trading for as Naote madle by the sub scriber and E. M. Bird, payable uane day aefte date, to Joseph Adams, for the principal sum a Eleven hundred dollars, the said Note bearinj date the 24th day September last, as the consiadera tion for which raiad Note was given has failed, ani I will not pay the Note unless compelled by pro ess of law. H. J. 13IRD1. Oct. J9 3t0 41 State of South Carolina EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN ORI) NARU Y. BYW. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge Whereas, M. W. Abney, bath applied to us for Letters of A dministratimn, on all and singuls the goods aend ceauttles, rights and creadits of Sin ooas Ramnbo, late otf the District aforesaid, dlec'c These are, therefore, to cite and admonish al ad singular, the kindlredl andl creditors of the sai dceased, to lbe and appar- before me, at our nes Oriaary's Court fur the sad District, toa be hasldo sat Edgelield Court Hlouse, on the 22d day Oct., inist., to show cause, if ansy, why the sai amsinist rations shldss snt be grated. Givcen unsdcr msy hand and seal, this 11a day af Oct. ina the year of *ur Lord one thous andl eight haundlred and fifty-ninec, and in the eighty fourth year of American Iundepsendensce. W. F. D URISOE, o .n Uet 12 2t 40 N OTICE.-Aplicatiosn will be made at th next Sessiona of the Legislasture, to incorporaI Ithe Edgefiuld District Agricultural Bociety. A ug.20. 3m . 38 WHOLESALE DRY G00] J. KAI UNDER THE Al AUGUSTA Would call the attention of vicinity to his SPENDID DRYc Which he is just receiving, and i and ASSORTMENT, will excell City. My daily increasing Busi Enlargernent to my Store This I WHOLESA Where Prices will be found favol 5fPCountry Merchants and lar to give me a call and see for ther DRESS Such as Plain Colored SILKS, E PARAMATTAS,'BOMBAZIE Plaid GOODS, GIN WHITE GOODS A Flannels and I have opened for exami CLO OF MY OWN M. Being of the latest PARISH FAk cent Cheaper than any othi PRICE C] Of some, out of the DE- AINES, extra good quality at 12.1 ets. Do best quality 18- and 25 " Fine PARAMATTAS, all colors at 121 " "" double width at 25 " DEBEGES, at 10 " CALICOES, by the piece at G and 8 SHIRTINGS, at G1, S, 10, and up. KENTUCKY JEANS, at 20 r-tA by the piece. SATINETS, at 374, 50 and up. Kerseys, Osnaburgs, Stripes, Factory ONE PRI( Augusta, Oct. 5, 1859 1859. F A Fancy ai Consisting in part of the SILK ROBES, FA NCY SILKS, FOULARD SILK ROBES, FOULARD) SILKS, PLAIN DEL AINES, FIGURED" PLA IN MERINOS, FIGURED " MERINO DE CHENE, all Culors; I BLACK REP. MERINO DE CHENE, EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SLEE3 CHEMISETTS. BANDS AND FLOt of the Lat LADIES', MIssES', iVIERINO UNDERVES' HOSE, HALF.BOSE~ O S, NE, 15P White anid Brown, A LARGE LOT OF ] Ta his Old Customers, be promises the san 'The public at large he respectfully invites to Store, where they will find a Large and well S to give him a share of their patronage. ALL GOODS MARKED All Goods not as Represented, may be returne' Mrs. A. Heney's select Milliner: Augusta, Oct. 12, 1859 NT OI T lDIES $H EDM SAMUEL (Late of the Firm of DICKE1 formerly occi Will Open about the 4i LARGEST AND BEST PARTICULAR ATTENTION FANCY DRESS A SHAWL DEP Whieh will be the Largest erel Balti *Every Article having been Boug Kthere is no Old Stock, so that tl Ity can make Selections fro All GJoods marked in Plainj Figure), I 279, Br< A ngnnta. Oct. G,1859 TO THE ALLI WE HAVE k A ARE HAVING D1 WHITE WI Far superior to any I fered for sale. lWe to be ALL W than any othe 1 THE PRICE BE than less desirable C in giving BLANKETTS, LINS COME ANE Orders Prompi DEMDI Corner Un Augusta, July 27, 1859. DRY GOODS! WM. SHEAR AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, .US received a large supply of FALL and 1.1WINTER DRY GOODS, comprising the ::hoiceet selection in LA D IES' DR E SS A ND STAPLE ARTICLES, Among which are, Rich French Printed DELAINES (all wool) and DELAINE ROBES; Small Figured French DELAINES, (all wool,) of beautiful styles, for children ; Ladies' Rich Dress and Foulard SILKS, of the latest Paris styles; Superior Plain Black SILKS, and Ladies' Black Silk ROBES; Sul>erior Plain Black and Colored French ME. RINS ana DELAINES; Superior 4-4 French PRINTS, of new and beau. ti ful styles; A very large assortment of English and Amer can PR;NTS; French Embroidered Lace and Muslin COL LARS and UNDERSLEEVES; Ladies' Embroidered and Item-stitched Linen Cmbtic HANDKERCHIEFS; Swiss and Jaconet EDGINGS and INSERT IN04S, of beautiful styles; Valenciennes and Thread Lace EDINGS and INSERTINGS Black Brussels LACES and SILK FRINGES, or Trimmings; Ladie/j Silk Veh,:t CL AKS.. of new and ele gant styles: Ladies' Black and Colored Cloth CLOAKS, of beautiful styles; Ladles' Superior Broche and Stella SHAW LS: Superior Welsh, Patent and Saxony FLAN rei s, ~uUueau au a ub a uno?7n A : .adies and Misses' Steel Spring SKIRTS, of the best style; 31arseilles Q'ILTS, of extra size and guality, and soime at very low prices ; A large ass,,rtmuent uof Coats and Brotoks' Si'O0L COTTON, of the Nos. mzost used with Sewing Ma. chiies. A complete assortment of Ladies' MOU'RNING GODS; Superior Crib and Whitney Bed BLANKETS, some of extra size and quality. Also, will receive in a few days, A large supply of NEG RO BL ANKETS. which wuill he sold at very low prir... ; with a great: varie ty o other FANCY and STAPLE A RTiC'LES, uit~ble for the present season, an-l to all of which the ttention of the public is respctfuZlly invited. Angusta, Ga., Oet. 5, eM9J tf :s OARPETS! AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICE~S WM. SHEAR, Augusia, Georgia, HAS received at very large supply of CA RPETS, among which are. En;;lish Velvet CA R PETS, of new and splendlid English Brussels CARPETS, of John Crossley A Ss, a large supply of nlew andi eleganit pattern'; Superior Three-ply CARP'ETS, of new and beau tifl styles; Superior~Ingrain and Venetian CARPETS; A supply of CARtPETS, at 25 Cenlt' per yardl. The nbove will lbe subtl at lower prices than ever before offered in this city. P'ersons wishing the article, are respectfully invited to call and exam ie the assortment, as I feel assured they will he conirced that it is better to purchase their Car pets ir. Augusta, rather than order from thme North er cities. ALSO, Rich Embroideredl Luce and Muslin CUR TAN, and some at very low prices ; SATIN DAMASKS end DE LA INES, for Win dow Curtains, with CORDS and TASSELS to A lrge supply of Gold Band and Fancy Wi. DOW SHADES: GLT CORNICES and CURTAIN BANDS, s large supply. The public are respectfully requested to ca'l and examne the assortment. Augsta, Oct. 5, 1859 tf 39 The Cheapest, Safetest and best Light ina Use ! KEROSENE OIL Will not explode, andi is safer than Candle1. K EROSENE OIL gives a light eleven thousan sic hundred and sixty-four (11,864) tinme: mora itensd than Sperm Oil. To produce the same amount of light as fr:>n one gallon of Kerosene Oil at Sl,40 per gall.an will require S Gallons of Burning Fluid, at 75 cts. 6.04 2 G allons of Sperm Oil, " 1,50 4 1: : Gallns of Lard Oil, ta 1,25 4 6! IS Puimds of Sperm Candles, "~ 45 8.11 45 'onds of Tallow " " 10 .1:5' We have also in Store at inoicrate prieos, Ker osene Lamps, which will produce a light esgta tt threo Sperm Candles, at thme cost of otne quam of a cest per hour. Call and see them. HI. A N. E. SOLOMON. Hamburg, Oct. 12, 1859 12t 40 Svanai~alley Kaiilload HTE ANNUAL meeting uf the Stockholder f the Savannah Valley Rail Road will h held at Calhoun's Mills, on the third Wednesda; of November next, at 11 o'clock, A. M. By order of President SL~OAN. WM. A. GILES, Sec. &, Treas. Oct 1) 4t 40 AYOUNG WOMAN, From the North. dl Asirms to obtain a situation as DRESS MA K Ela either ini a shop or private family. Fo~r furthc information, apply to MISS A. FOSTER. Auguta Georgia. 6to ; N OTICE--Application will he imade at tI next Session of the Legi-lature to Charle the Fair Grounds of the Edigetiell 1)i'trictL A gr cultural Society. Aug. 20, 3m 37_ N OTICE.-The etnpartnershlp foar the prs tis of Law and Equity, hitherto existing bt tween S, 1i. Grimin and M. C. Uutler, is this da dissolved by nautual consent. Sep ?8 m8a ir 3a AND RETAIL )S STORE! TilER, JGUSTA HOTEL GEORGIA, the people of Edgefield and Stock of Fall and Winter DODS! vhich in regard to LOW PRICES most anything ever offered in this ness forced he to make another )epartment is solely calculated for LE ONLY, -able to any Outside Comparisoi. ge dealing Planters"will do well aselves. Besides my Stock of so00L, ilk ROBES, French MERINOS, ES, ALPACCAS, DELAINES, GHAMS, PRINTS, ID EMBROIDERIES, Pantaloonery, nation an Assortment of AKS 3HION and warranted full 20 per r SO UTHERN HOUSE. JTRRANT many cheap articles: TOWELS, at 61 cts. LINEN HANDK'FS, at 75 eta. per doz. Ladies' HOSE, all colors at $1,00 per dozen. Geuts HALF-HOSE, at $1,00 per dozen. Embroidered COLLARS, at 121 and up. Silk BELTS, very fine, at 25 " " SHAWLS, at $1,0) " " CLOAKS, at $2,50 " BLANKETS at only 81,00 per pair. Drills and Homespuns, at Prices, J'E ON L Y. 7. KAUFFER. tf 39 L L 1859.1 .tfTlQ I id Staple following Articles, vis: IRISH LINENS AND DAMASK, NAPKINS, RUSSIAN D-IAPERS, "CRASH, CAMBRICS, J1ACKONETS, BRILLIANT1S, MASALIES, INDIA TWILL LONG CLOTHS, SOFT FINISHI CAMB3RICS, DIM ITIES, TABLE COVFRS, PIANO COVERS, 'ES, Sepnrate and in Setts; EMBOSSED NING; SHAW LS, CLOAKS, &c., est Styles. BOYS' AND GENT'S 'S AND WRAPPERS, IRTINOS, SHEETINGS, PANT STUFFS AINS A ND KERtSEYS, all Wool Filling. ~EGRO BLANKETS. le stisfaction they have hieretofore enjoyed. an inspection of his Stock, at his Well Known ilected Stock, at prices which will induce them IN PLAIN FI4GURES. I. Goods delivered in the City or in Hamburg Charge. rtock in the near of the store. tC 40 HtD AN YIltNITY! OODS! D~CK EY, t PHIBBS, and at the Store pied by them.) h of October, one of the SELECTED STOCKS 'OF - lOOPS HAS BEEN GIVEN TO THlE. GOODS, SILKS, ARTMENTS,. -Opened in any House South of more. lit within the last THIRTY DAYS, te Ladies of Edgefield and vicin m an ENTIRE NEW STOCK. rom which no Deviation will be made. lad Street, Auguta Ga., NEXT TO BONES, BROWN & 0O. FARMERS. V O O L . OW ON HAND N 1) ANUFACTURED, A JOL PLAIN, m1in w-e over before of untra-ntee the filling OL, and wider r Nanuinihetor-y. ING NO HIGHER -oods, we feel confident satisfactiob, EY WOOLSEY, &C. SEE THEM ly Attended to. TG & DAY, ler Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga, tf 211 M, LEBESCHULTZ 'DEA.LER IZT READY iVADE CLvTHING. R ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public in general. that le has just returned trum the North. after selecting from the choie-at Markets. a full assortment of OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES, Embracin" the tasteful Pelessier and Garibaldi OVERB CO.A.TS; And all articles usually kept for the out-fit of. Gentlemen, Youths and Children. -A L S 0 A good assortment of IOSIERY, SHIRT COL. LARS. Merino at:4 Silk - Unader SHIRTS, DRAWERS. CRAVATS, TIES, HAND KERCHIEFS. SUSPENDERS, TRUNKqS. VALISES. Ladies Bonnet BOXES and BAGS. Travellint RUGS, BLANKETS and I unting BAGS. A fine Stock of Gentlemen. GAITERS & SHOES. I have selected with great care a very extensive Stock of HATS and CAPS, of the latest Pari. s-an Styles. I would offer appropriate aeknowledgmcnt rnd I thanks f..r tho very liberal patronage leret.,fore bestowel upon me, and ri sperifully solicit a con. tiiuance of the same. Sept. 28, JS50 3..:s A Mledicine for Every Faiuilv. I.r..N', Mm:i, A1.bev ill- D'i:tr.-i, . C'. ) .Mu. R. I.. :,uanv: b.or .'r-- I herebyv cerstify iat ,1 wais atmci-kei ve-ty severely isith cshronig, 11. Di. QUA TT LEI'M. Oct. 12th. -it 40 Stop the Runaways, L'ETmy Plantation, 7 miles belowv Augusta, :1 Negro boys. WILLIS, 23 year old, five tetegtor tent inchbes high.,-stout ade, wei;:i s about 15S1 or I ta p.,uods, very rull head of hair, lhe hats the appearance of glass eyes. dlark cow plxijon, smnart aind intelligent. LETrT, a black boy live feet 4 or 5 inches high, 24 years old, weighs about 140 or ]150 pounds. IIAlRLON, about 20 years old, yellow comuplexion, five feet ii inebses higth, weilghs about 1ra, or 1711 pounds. ratli. er sk-umler built, hi, fore iger on his right lu.ai stiff. Hlaving recently puirchasedl them in IRirb m :ond, Virginia, I sulppose they are trying to mak e (the.iaybck I will give S10 reward apliice foth adBys, delivered to me in Augusta, (in., Ior in any safe Jail, so as I can get th~em. * T. CLANTON. Augusta, Gn., Oct. 12, 1859 3t 401 GROCERIES, &c, H AVING; purchnesed of D. Rt. Durison his Gre. e11cry Store, nnd recenty replenished thestoe;, we aire no0w preparedl to furnish outr friends and i~atrons with any article they masy desire in the GROCERY LINE, Which we will sell at reasonab'le prices. A share of public encougemsent is solicitod. f; We will do our b~eet to please our custc Imer-s. Give us a trial. LAISA RTH UR & McCULLOUGHI. Th AISare espesinlly invited to give us a call andi examine our stoek of CONrECTIONA. RIES, &c., consisting of Canndies, Jellies, Pre serves, Raisins, Fips, Nuts, Pickle., Sauces, &c. Also, our GROCER IES, &c.. embracing Sugar, Coffees, Teat. Cheese, Maccar.mi, Lard, Dried BJed Iand Beef Tongtues, Oyster.. Sardines, Mackerel. Also, in Store a fine variety of PERFUME11Y, SOA PS, &c. Administrator's Sale. B Y an order from the Ordinary, I will proece.1 to sell at the late reaidence of Charles II. .itatheny, dee'd., on Tuesday, 25th inst., a.ll the P. r.soa' Estate of said deceased, consisting .in part of HI.usehold iad E~ie"'n Furniture, one Horse and Buggy, Cattle or tel"gs, his interest in one two hors., Wagon, 12 1.e -. if Goats, Corn, Fodde-r, &c., &c. Tanusa-For all sums undler $fi,00l en--or all sums of and over $5i,00. on a credit u. tn-Ielv month.s, with interest from dlay of sale. DANIEL MATHENY, Adm'.-. Oct. 12, 1 S58 S 2t* -Itt -Administrator's Sale, W hcLb sold at the Re..idence of E. Hi. Covar, 14miles of Edlgetiel Court Hion a, on Thursday the 20th inst., all the Personal Estate of Mas Ann Green. deceased--Household Furni ture, &c. Tataus-All sums under S20 cash,--all sums osver $211, on a ct-edit until the first of March next. C. M. GRAY, Adtn'or. Oct. 12, 1S59 2t 40 The Cry is Still they Come? CanrRrYow, S. C., Oct. 1st 1.59. Capt R. L. GENvTRY--Dear Sir: I had bee-n auf.. Ift-ring with Pains in the bowels so severe t hiat it Ialmost bent me double. I took one il.oa ..f 1our 4 - Dr Martin's Great Remedy," and it relie-r. t the Pains immediately, and I do rec-nmend it as he ing one of the best Family medic-ines l en r Ls.t. A C.AB'D. 1RETURN my sincere thanks to the Plap!ns . f - Ithis and the adjoining Districts who tra.'e- I . this market, for the very kinid and liberal pair surge which they have bestowed on me in the Vflrehae of my - Dr. Martin's Great Remedy," one of thu best F amily medicines now in use4 R. L. GENTRY. A g'. Hauaburg Oct. la 1859. .It :;t. Ns.agaLintAfred Ma~y, Dedeased, are reat nes.I . to rende-r thsem in, prioperly attestedl. nec-tordi, ,. - *Aug. 5u, tif ~1ANTED, a SALEsMAN, ai per. on ae,-i. - VVtomed tu the Dry Goods Business, who . can come well recommended as to ability and chearacter. Address or call in person on J. & A. J. SETZE, No. 196, Corner Broad A Mcintosh Sts, Ata (i. , Oct n 0 I. 40