?? "?" ?MMCCT --.? :;.--c:.' - '.
~ My Briarwood Pipe.
My Briarwood pipo is my warmest of friends ;
Its heart in aglow, and its excellence loads
.A solace and joy to ruy innermost soul,
.?S toa-lhe id?ense floats off from its ash-ciuctared
An<t through too thin wef: of th.it vapory blue,
Thu: so gracefully curls and tho:i fados from my
view
Bright visions cf lifo satin to come and to po,
Live wavelets that broak ia tho tide's ebb and
flo.?.
NoL sweeper to e?rth is tho copious rain.
No* lund to the ship-wrecked adrift ou tho truin
As *e*t?d iipjrt at the close of the day,
A whiff o*" my p?i e drives taro ail uway.
Let others delight in ?heir PonhaUan pipe; .
Thoir corn c -b. so sweet whou thc harvest is ripe;
Or Mc >rschaum born of th a foam of the sea
My Briurwood pipe is tao pipe, sir, for mo.
RAILROAD TO BARNWELL C. H.-The
Barnwell ?Sentinel, in reply to some re
marks of ours, adfmitted that it has
" railroad onth'e brain.." and hfments
tho isolation of Barnwell 0. -H. from
railroad facilities, and asks if it is not
excusable in looking towards the South
Crrolina Railroad for help to build t n
miles ot' road from Blackville, the bed
of which is all graded and only needs
cross-ties and iron.
We are clearly of the opinion that,
with the ?cod crop now harvested in
that County, there on_\ii to be a volun
te r delivery <>!' cross-lien enough, ?!
??-cii mile ol' farms contributes its share;
This much fixed, we think there would
not be much difficulty bi </<H'";i ti"'
iron, which would cost say from $50.000
tC'$??'fC00. We think';;id could he
counted on in this city for such a pur
pose. Why not begin on cr.os?-tios first,
and when these are ascertained to bo
forthcoming in a reasonable time, all
the rest, will CUL ie in due course, x\ clu
ing likepreserffing'anew railroad scheme
in a business shape.
LARGE S??E8FREAL AM
PERSONAL ESTARE.
T'Ih! Under.-igucd. in behalf uf. the heirs ut
I iw ;.n.i m x- ot kio, will s il ? t thc ll051E
fc . EAD . f t?.e I .f? Pr. JAMES F ADAMS. <ie
<.. >M.i, TUE DAY. ?sh dav Vf NOVEMBER
NKXTi a'.! lh?- REAL and PERSONAL ES
SAIE of .-ai.i accented, construing u?
^i?iTe ?t>mi tracts of LRDU,
All situate in Edgefield County ar..i State of S.
Cur "'ina. viz :
Ti IE HOMESTEAD TRACT, Ko. I, contain
i: ./ 563 Acr -.
TRACT N". 2, part of original Homestead;
c ..-ai-.i: - ! ".' Acre*;
PIXEYAVOCDS PLACE. No. 1. containing
SO- Acre?.
X . ?.: ttn'n? : 21 Acre?
WALCHUM TRACT. Nu. I, cni;t?.iulng C-ts
Aeres.
No. 2, containing 200 Acre?.
No. 3, containing 2'Jj Acres.
Xo. -J, cont tining 36*6 Acre?.
ADDISON TRACT. No. I, containing 255
Acres. :
No. ?, containing 214 Am s.
No. ...oi.tttii.ii g ]>'J Acre/.
No. :. roata?nli?^ itt.! Air?
Tin y will a -.. sell ut tho sume tttuc .iud place,
thc residue of ;he personal property, cossisliug o!
FOUR MULES.
FOURTEEN if EAD OF CATTLE,
ROAD WAGON,
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS,
PLANTATION TOOLS,
(J IN HEAD.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
Also. TWO PAIRS OF MILL STONES.
TERMS OK SALK.-The Personal Property
will hi? snM for Cash. Tho UCHI Estate will bc
K?l?l for un? third of pureba; . inor.ey cash, the
ha?.ii c* ? i tutu e<ju:i! nnr.a il itisr:iltn?n's, . i b in
t<.:c?t iro o da ?, ?'.rji a Mur:?f?gn ul thc premises.
Except ad to tho two Piney woods places, wbi'b
w/U bo sold for cash. Purchasers to pay for
Titles extra. *
S. W. NICHOLSON; I Agents of
J.'.S. I. ADAMS. i lltirr. Hi \*- i
Oct. 5 ?I tl
ASSIGNEE'S SALS.
IX BANKRUPTCY.
In tim Kniter ul TltOS. N. HULLER,
J'ill'kl upt.
EN pur.-iiai.ee of i.ti Order ft'i.m ii .- Hon. Geo.
B:\af . .ttulre?-! <?'.... Y S. Dnir>et Court
l r the I' strict uf Souih Carolins, in the above
Flated case, I will proceed to nil at Kdgcficld C.
H.. on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
NEXT, the following REAL ESTATE Ulonging
to the Estate .?; TH OS. S. MILLER, Bankrupt,
to wi* :
TH H Pl ANTATION o! Rai I rupt. CM t?.in'iig
F v? Hui.uri<? Arres, situated iii l'*et*ch Island,
Edgefield C-ui ty, en Savannah River, and ad
joining lands ? i Dr. H. R? Cook. tieo. W. Miller,
Mrs. Mariah Atkins' n, Mrs. E. R. M huile; and
others.
?5T Terms CASH.
-ALSO.
I wi*! .!.-..' sell nt public eatery, at the Market
IIous". i- the city of Augusto, on ile FIRST
'J f?> .?AV IN NOV EM ER NEN . ,i" PLANT
A Tl ON of said !::; k-n; .. I.-:. a; 1URK
?: T ? S Ul UKI !>i: .. o' Si'vau.Mih Riler, in
li .: o"ii Ci'.niay, ,'i ,
j~r T< r ir -, una iiiif.' i .'?i. Thc bajaocc on
One and two years crciiir, with 1;-?ten ,t frcia i:ate,
tobusecurid by ""Bond with good sureties miU a
Mortgage of.the premises sold.
W. T. GARY, Assignee.
Augusta Constitntionuliit will copy oncea
week in Daiiy, until day of sale, and forward
Bill to Assignee.
Sept. 21 Gt :;u
ASSEJNEFS SALE.
TX BAXKUUP7! CY.
lr. tit? .Hi.lu i' JA.U!vS ii. liLKASE,
jk.iuKttipt. '
BY a:i Order from Hi- H n"r Judge llnsn, 1
will .-eil on THURSDAY, tin -Uh "day of
NOVEMBER NEXT. ?? ? -Vciock, A. M.,
the premises. :>ll the rijh!, t:t'n iin ? ?ntorost of
JAMES H. BLEASE, B>okrl3>t, in the TRACT
i'K LAND whereon thc c^1' Bankrupt now re
sides. Bitua'c in E.leefield V^.u: ty, bounded by
lands of Wtilltin Padgett .ni'l otb*crs, sud COL
ktiiiiag Soven Hundred nod Three Acres, more
or ic-s.
?STTERM3 CASH. Papers and Stamps to
be paid for by thc Purchaser.
JOHN T. PETERSON, Assignee.
Oct ll 4to J2
ASS?BN??IsT?L?.
IX BANKRUPTCY,
ia th? Matter ol JAMES .HI lUCELL,
Bankrupt.
BY ai! 0'?i.-r from his Hi not Ju ?gc Bryan, I
wiil .?H! within ibo toga] hour? of Kale, on
tho FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER NEXT,
at Edgefield C. II . the ASSIGNED ESTATE
OF SAMES MURRELL, Bankrupt, consisting
of ONE HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND Situate
and lying in tho Corporate limits cf Edgefield
VUlago, containing Twenty-Seven tnd-a-hiilf
?: (27J) Arrf?. more or les-, bounaod by lands of
*'W. .1. Re''ly. E-"q . Lewis Co var and others.
Anil also, the ''!.?f> iii Action, eontafned in
c: i l B.'it.krupt'j Scot mi . .? the hi^ocst tddder
/..rOASH.
r PtireJi i?er.? :o ; ;.;>. for Pa; -.r.- and Stamps
Estral
SAMUEL SEA SE, Assignee.
Oct 8,_4to 12
ry ASSIBSEE'S SALE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In Thc Mutter of THOMAS S MILLER,
Bankrupt
SN Pnrfuanca of nn Order from H Ceo. S.
Bryao. Judge o! the U S Di r:.-t Cour?rf?r
Sooth*CHrotina. h i ! ? r . .?. : t-. sdi ?t ibe rcsi
dence ot THOMA-- S. 31 ILL Kl;. BpukrupU on
WEDNESDAY, tho 3d NOVEMBER NEXT,
all the PERSONAL KSTATK of said Bankrupt.
26?r Ti rms Cosb.
W. T. CARY, A-signen.
Oct.'J _:j.t 42
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
IX BANKitlTPTCY.
In the -liutter of WILSON' ABNEY,
Bankrupt.
BY :*n Order from Judge Bryan, I will pr <.<.? ]
to -ell at t'ic la*.? restrlenc of WILSON" '
\ ?5NEY. - i". n TH URSDAT, tho 4:h
NOVri -' E? SEXT. all tho PERSONAL ES
TATE of said Bmtcrupt
IKKMS CASH.
A. P. WEST, AssigDoe.
Oct. 12 4* * 42 J
Sheriff's Sale.
Wm. Shear. )
vs. Y Fi. Fa.
Sarnu;:l Cir.rk, j
Otiicr ?: intUTs )
Tho Same. J
BY Vii lue of a Wri? of Fi Fa t<- mc ^irn-turl, in
i he above aratod case, I wi'.] proceed to sell
at Edgcftcld CU.. "n tho first Monday ir. Novem
ber next, tho following property of '.Lo De
fendant, lo wit :
(Jae Tract of Land, known as the ??ct'y
Tract, containing Ono Hundred and Seventy,
swen (177) Acre*, inor?- or !c?s. swampland,
???ai: ded bj biio'.? of .K.-i.ut of J. II. Hammond,
doc'-!., an i Albert Ruin h ..
'Viraci >'<>. 2, containing Tan Iluo?rod and
Forty twi !-';*-'.) Aries, uiu.e ?r lc-.--. ! ??li and
low grounds, 1 eui Jed by bindii cf Mrs. 21. A.
Mills nnd Thoma? Whatley, Ihr? ?iles fr? in Sand
Bar Ferry, and known aa thc Myer's Place..
Tract No. o, containing Seventy-Seven (77)
Aeres, more or less, swamp land, adjoining lands
of Aimer W. Atkinson. James P-mtur and Samuel
Clarke, known as thc 0 d Neal Place.
Tract Nt?. 4, c naming Twenty Ei.-ht (2S)
? Acre?;-in-ire or h s?; Mghiar.d, Vnghfo! Samuel
! Snirzir/eger, nnd adjoining -the Homestead Tract
j of 212 Ams. . , ,
\ Tract No. 5, contnin?rig On? Hundred and
fSix'll'!6) Acree, more or less, i ijtb land, --.i-h
!>.?..: ii.g nd Out iiou-'-s. ?dj iring land of Dr.
il K C?ok, Sam-.i'l Clarke and .?ibera, rorinerjy
] owned by Air-- Sarah Ar.iis. and a recent ccu
l pied l?y A. W. Aikiuson.
j Tract No. 6, containing Thirty Four (?.4)
I \cr?s. more or less, high laud, known ns the
I Paraotioge Place. i:u?l al i-ic.-t.it occupied hy J.
[ f. itariifg.
--ALSO?
I Tko infireit of tire above Defendant in fte fob
,'nw?! /.| r. i? rty, '.??t : *
LANDS L-l nj?ihg th- late SAMUEL
I'LA lt Ii E. ii? Retch Llniid, S.C., ihhcrited.bj his
liecuased wife:
I 1S1 Acres, more or Ics*,?higb lands, in the
I !1 in s?;d Piare, with Ilse tw? story Dwelling
j and Ou: Hous>8..
Acn s{ mj re i r 1?ndj sining Estate of
j Doer. Braflihr-l's lamb bounded by fhe it iver.
100 A eves? wore or lis?, a??joiuirig the above
Traci :.n<l lliv-'r.
130 Acrc3," more or i%ss,*adjoit?ing the above
on the River arti*" Mrs. Mill? Harris' Barn Trad.
100 Acres, miro or less, high land, with
Dwelling und Out-Houses, knowns* the ".Par
sonage Pince," asid nt present occupied by Joseph
T. IUrling.
Torahs Cash. - Titles and Stamps Extra.
JOHN H. MCDEVITT, S.E.C.
% O-ct. ll, -ito -12
Sheriifs Sale.
Lewis Jo: es Adtn'or.. ") ,,. ,,
^mm.f- > Xl. lil.
T. N.lundy; . J
]0> Y Virtue of a Writ of Fi Fa to mc directed
Sa^D in tho above vt - ted case, I will proceed to
sell at Edgclield C. Ti., on tho first Monday in
November next, thc following property of thc
Defendant, to wit :
ONE TRACT OF. LA Nf?, coniairrfn-Six Hunr
..rt--! atol Scve?i".?f?70)> Acr? s. mo'o < r le-s,
I j iiHiig lands of J:.ine? p. Will.-, Dc: j. W. Mays,
and othcii.
ONE OT ?ER TRACT, containing Three linn*
drcd and Eorly-itveii (347) Air?. ni-.:-. <-r ICM*.
adjoining lauds of John !i. \Vi?e, James A. (Jr-y
:ind others.
AL50, -ANOTHER TRACT, known ai tho
PINKY WOODS TRACT, containing two Hun
dred and FoTt'y-fiv? (245) Acres, more cr le.-s,
adjoining* lpn da of J. hn Raiiuford, thc Estate ol
Moses Swrorcrgin, and linds of others.
T< rms Cash Title.?'*nd tam: s Extra.
JOHN H. MCDEVITT, ;; E.C
Oct. 11, -tu A'2
Sheriif 's Sale.
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
IJt I'M OUATE COURT.
Mar Ufa (Hiller, ot al, "j
Robt. J. Smith, et ux, et al. j
BY Virtue of an Order froi. the rrob::tc Judge,
in the above cause. I will sell nt the late ros
idnneoof V. 1LS0N ABNEY, dee'd., on THU ItS
I I? AY. iii?' -*n- dav of Novcwnor next, i!-.<: REAL
.-..-J .i i E ?.f Mr.- TA.nitllA A UN KY. dee'd.,
i ..UM ting ... FOUR Tl: At; I'S OF L vN 0. vi/. :
1st, THE HOMESTEAD, imuiediatciy on Sa
luda River, cotitttiniof? ?ight Hundred nod .fccv
enty Acres, bounded by ?lid River, .-.rut Ly lundi?
,,|\ WrfJtt?'.?l Oo'.oiimii, LitoUn ur Ibo l,-'ni?- ul
tienne' Perry, Wilson Abney and others. This
?.la.-e is finely improved.
2nd, THE MCCARTY TRACT, the residence
of Mrs. m. A. Gilder, containing One liuto?rt-.l
and Twenty-live Aerea, bounded by lands ol
Joseph B-.-rry. Baily Merchant, thc Estate of Lew
is Samite and ?ithers.
:; i. No. 1 <'t" tho CO LE M IN TR ACT, on thc
Vorth M.ic o: the Charleston R.>.i i, containing
Two Hundred and Sixty-kix Ancs I..?.lo?! by
ar: ls of the E.-tate of Bennet Perry; Lewis S;.m
, le an?! . thor'.
?th. N:>. y Of ibo COLEMAN TRACT, ?rn the
S-.uth ii?lc of tho Charleston Road, containing
Three Hundred and Twenty -ix Acres, hour.dvd
bylands of tue Estates t-f Bennet Perry, Lewis
Sample and others.
S?rs-Plata i-f said Lods will be exhibited on
liediiy ?-f Sale. '
TERMS-?Vue i!? Lr.l of thc purchase mon?;y,
ard the expense! ?-f this fnit, will be required in
. asl". The ba b:i.<-e on a credit ? f ?.ne year with
?ut-.-re.it front ;*nc day of Sale. The credit purihiu
lo be secured by thc individual Bond of the pur
chasers, and a mortgage ? i the premises.
//...'- Sale to take placa :.t I ! o'clock. A. M.
Titles arni Stamp. Extra.
JOHN ll. McDEViT, 5. E.iC.
Oct. ll ?tc .42
?'..-*- Thc Newbery llfwld will inser' -. ?fire
in ! Ibrvrsrd ' .li l? this Office b (ore dav ? I S..le.
i
tState of Couth Carolina,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
IS PRORATE LOU RT.
Geo. M. Shaler and Jane E. "|
Shafer, by next friend, ?Petition for Sale
vs. !" of Real Estate.
B. F. Oozts and wife. J
jijY Virtue of an Order from D. L. Turner.
?> Judge of Probate, I will sell at Edgefietd
C. H., cn Mondny the Isl day of Novctnl c: next,
th?: REAL ESTATE of WM. SHAFER, dee'd.,
tri vit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND cor.inining Three
tlundrc'l A?-r-.s, inoi?j ?.; ?c-v. ailj?iu?ig lands ot
i lu?. >i? 'i' uiui'.'imr.n, MaliulaSbafer, \V. F. Slreel
and others.
TERMS OF SALE -Thc Costa of Suit and
. .nc-ti.ir.! o! the purchase money to be | aid in
Catb. Thc balance on a credit of twelve months,
v. ?th interest from day of Sale, to bc securadby
Uund nr:?i Mortgage ol tho ] rtmi-r.--.ro >hc Judge
of the Probate Court nf said C..uuty. Purchaser
pay for Stanrt.s nn?l Papers Extra.
JOHN H. .MCDEVITT, S. E. C.
Oct f ' 4te 42
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
Ut PR ORATE CO UR T.
Qcorge M. Shafer and Jane E. "j
Shafer, by their next friend ? Pc-it'n for Sale
VS. J of Land.
B F. Oozts nnd wife. J
BY Virtue of an Onlcr frof? D L. Tor -er,
Jinlfeo" of Probate C?.uit. I viii s?ll .( E-i^-e
:i-'d <'. ll . ?it Monilay, thc 1st day of N \ :\\ ber
next, tho BEAL ESTATE-.'f JOHN C.SHAFER,
dee'd, tn wit :
ONE TRACT OF LAND situate in said Coun
ty, containing Two Hundred Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of James Lamb, Simp.-on Mathis
and others.
TE." MS OF SALE.-Thc C?sts of Suit and
one-third cf thc purchase money to !>c . aid iii
C i^h. Tho hn'ance on a credit of twelve months,
with !. t'jrcst fr. n: day of sale, to l e sceiirc! by
'S o 'i a?. . i Mortgage of tiie prtmi?e'?i to i;V
Ju lg" of il? i Pr.;!.at Court nf s.;id Coo- tv Pur
. . i. to ? .iv f?r Stamps nnd Papers Extra.
JOHN ii. MCDEVITT, E. C.
Oct 9, 4to 42
State of South Carolina,
' DGEFIELD-IN EQUITY.
Barney M. Lamar and 1
wife ct al. T,-11 r n .
r Bill for Partition.
Wiley C. (Hover, Ex'or., et al. J
.jf-jV Virtu* ..fan Order in thi- case, by His Hon
3L> or J-:?i .- I" uti, I uri!) Boll al K.igcli? .1 C H.,
ibo tirst M? nd -. io N- \> m ber next, THETKACT
OF LAND dtfcri' cd in th?j pleadings, belonging
loth? ESTATE OF MRS. ELIZABETH OLA RK,
dcc'd.,*situnte", lying and being in said County,
containing Two Thousand Acres, more or liss
bounded by lands of Durant Glover, Jasper Ram
soy, Whit. (Hover ami other-.
TEEMS-Ouo half thc purchase money tobo
paid in Cash. Thc balance on a credit until tho
firs? day of January 1870, with interest fr..m the
iii} of .-uh\_lo' bc ic uro I by ti ?Vt orig! ?c of ldc
pretnifus. Purchaser* lo pay for Tules and
Stat'ips extra.
JOHN ii. MCDEVITT, S. E. C.
Oct. 9 4te 42
Tobacco and Segars,
eFI' ST received n choice lot Chewing TOBACCO
and SEUAKc'-Seme very Cheap.
0. L. PENS.
Oct, 5 tf 41
?o
No. 1, Park Kow,
_AS just returned from New York with tho LARGEST STOCK OF GOOK
that has even1 been brought to (his market, and which were .?elected in pcrsm
with especial regard to ibo tasto and wants of this community, li- begs ii*
friends, and the public generally, before visiting other markets to purdm.se th-ir
Full ami Winter Goods, to call find .examine Ins Goods and Prices, ic bought
his Goods from the hest'marts in the United States, on the same termsthnt oher
Merchants obtain them, andean :\tnl WM tfeli at AllgllUa and
Charleston -brices I
He lias in Store a large and varied assortment ol'
ratl and Winier Dry Gtoda,
RICH, RARE AND BEAUTIFUL.
rr'ANCV GOODS, . FOTELTJJ^
600 Pieces
English, French and American Prins,
A SUPERB ?jTP HANDSOME STOCK.
DOMESTIC GOODS, WHITE GOODS, LINENS-,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SRAWLSi BONNET*f MTS, HM!
IN BEAUTIFUL ARRAY.
?J
Dress Trimmings, Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchief
Gloves, Hosiery, Yankee Notions, &c.,
Ladies' Dress Goods.
His Stock in this Department embraces every Variety and Qu?T?TyV?aiM ail
the Newest Fabricsj and the Richest and Most Superb Designs. He begs an
examination of Iiis beautiful array ol'
Handsome line of BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
SATIN STRIPED POPLINS and TARTAN PLAIDS,
Figured, Chene, Mottled and Striped MOHAIR,
Plain Black CRETONNE,
Fancv Figured French ROBES and PLAIDS,
POPLINS, EP1 KG Li NES, DELA i NES,
LUSTRES, MERINOES,
ARPA CCA, BOMBAZINE. Empress CLOTH,
OPERA AND ALL WOOL FLANNELS,
Earieston and Domestic GINGHAMS,
600 Pieces BEST CALICOES-French, English and American
very cheap,
LACES, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS.
Swiss, Mull, French and Nainsook MUSLINS-beautiful assortment.
EDGINGS and 1NSERT1NGS,
CLOAKS. SHAWLS. BEDOUINS, HOODS, NUBIAS, in varictvj
COLLARS, GLOVES, 11OSIERY,
LADIES and MISSES HATS and BONNETS, newest styles awl very
handsome,
BALMORAL and H OOP SKIRTS, a large assortment,
Ladies UNDERVESTS, CORSETS, &c...
White Goods And Domestics.
Bleached and Brown SHIRTINGS, - i
8-4, 10-4 and 12-4 SHEETINGS, . ?3
Pillow Case LINENS and COTTONS,
JEANS-Brown and Bleached,
A PRON GB E( 'K s, ( : EORGIA STRIPES,
Beautiful QUILTS and SPREADS,
Splendid Bed BLANKETS,
OSNABURGS, Bed TICKING, &c., &c.
Linens.
White and Colored TABLE DAMASK,
TABLE NAPKINS, White and Colored,
Superior Irish LINEN.-'-all grades,
Large lot L. G. HANDKERCHIEFS.
TOWELLING, Birds Eye DIAPER, ?Sec.
Gents' Goods.
A large Stock READY-MADE CLOTHING, all grades, cheapo; lian ever,
GENTS'FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHS. CASS I MERS,
SATTINETS, TWEEDS,
Gents' and Boys HATS, &c, &c., &c. >
Shoes for the Million, !
The Subscriber has given his SHOE DEPARTMENT unusual atienti?n. and
he has on hand GAITERS, BOUTS, SHOES, &c., of every styjTtn?fpality,
and at greatly reduced prices.
His General Assortment of HARDWARE, CUTLERY^TI*
WARE, CROCKERY, &c., is complete. 0 ' -
B^r* Thc public gr??eralfy are earnestly invited to call and look through my
Stock. All I ask is an inspection.
CHAS. A. CHEATHAM.
Oct. 5 lm 41
To Rent.
"?T?7"ILL bo Routed at Public ouiury, on MON
TT DAT, thc 1st November next, if nor, pri
vately Rented pr*viou;!y, the SA LUDA HOUSE,
nt prient occupied by Atr. A. A. Ol'vcr. This
II??M?O has Sixteen Rooms, and Ten Fireplace.--,
and is w !1 ad-ipicd far Hotel purpose.-;.
Anj,!jr ut Mr?? a. .v. n<-, KM.V . r Lewis
COVJ il
0:t 12 ::- 12
j EXECUTORS' SALE.
?? pursuance of powor and authority in us
rest.d, by ibeWil! ol JOSEPH L. TALBERT,
j deoasid, wc propose to sell at private salo th?
! PIA STATION bf said deceased on Hur ! L:?bor
I Cati:) ojnsis'in/r < f between Seven Hundred and
Kehr Hundred Acre* of land, a Ijoining lauds of
J I. Cheathasn, lauds of Dan'l Rountrec, lands
o fl. .T. Sheppard, A. Bushnell and others.
Said Plantation is well improved,havingther?
n a comfortable Dwelling, good Um Hi.use nn i
?crew, and other necessary outbuildings in good
.epair. Evrcilent well '.>f water.
Tho place is very healthy, and well adapted to
. thc production of O rain and Cottcrr.
TERMS-$20(10 nash : tho balar co in ono nrnl
two yenrs, with interest on thc whale.from date,
pay a MK annually. Tho purchaser lo give Nott
and a Mortgage of thc premisos to secure tho pur.
chase money.
"SALLTE E TALBERT, )
JOHN T. i'll K VTIIAM, \ Ex'ors
JOHN F. TALBERT. j
Sept. TS, IS?fl lt 40
Executor's Sale.
Wilt b-? sold on SATURDAY, the Ch NO
V EMU KR N EX I", at tho residence of thc
Undersigned tho Heal and Personal Estate of
JEREMIAD S KIOLEE,. dee'd, caiuisting i
I 425 Acres of Land, and one lot of F?RST
IURE, A.c., Ac.
/ESf" Terms runde known on dav ofsn'o.
XC. Iv. SK! CL Flt, Ex'or.
0.! 12 3t 12
Sale of Real Estate.
IWILL sell nt Edgefield C. H., on the FIRST
MONDAY i:i NOVEMBER NEXT, tho LOT
OF LAND on which ?ho Jeter Metbodi-t Chimu
ls located consist? ug of One and one-hnlf Acres,
.situate on the Publie Road, near the residence of
Mr. John Rainsford. The House and Lot sold
together.
Titles good, T?rros Cash.
Z. Vf. CARWILE, Auctioneer.
Oct 12 ::t 12
Real Estate For Sale.
BY Order of the Court of Probate, the ENTIRE
LANDS of thc ESTATE OF ELIHUE WIL
LIAM S( deceased, situate in Beech Island, in
?dgeQoId County, containing Three Hundred and
Ninety Aeres, will be ottered at Private Sale, ur,
til MONDAY, the 20th instant, and if not sold
by 12 o'clock <>. that day, will ho sold at Publie
Outcry, at ibo LOAVER MARKET HOUSE, iu
Ol>ClTY OF A l*G USTAj in thc ("State of Geor
gia, on thu FIRST TUESDAY INJS'OVEMBER
NEXT, between the usual houWof Sale. i
l?-t Acres in Woodlandin the nomo
stcml Tract, about ono half cleared, anil pro
nounced excellent cotton land.' There is a Dwel
ling containing Six Koomi, with Stables and out
buildings on thc promises. Tim placo is situated
about .-even miles fr'in Augusta, and about six
teen from Aiken. No healthier or more beautiful
si'.t can bo found.
>':?r Call ;it my Office, roo Pla!, and go and see
tho Land before bidding icir it,
?ir-TERMS CASH.
A. D. PICQUET,
Adin'r. witb will annexed,
O?io over 102, Broad Street, Augusts, Gu.
Oct. ll 4to -12
FURNITURE! F?RN1T?M!
0 F
PUTT MOTHERS,
( FORMERLY C. \. PLATT A CO.,)
214 Broad street Augusta, (la.
XfV
TTE HAYE and :TC constancy receiving tho
bostassortiaentiof FURNITURE that har ever
been in this market.
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS
MAHOGANY PARLOR SUITS,
I CHAMBER AND COTTAGE SUITS
* BUIIE.VUS, ?s&o?aa??^
< ?T1I \ [RS. SOFAS, TETE-A-TETE,
CENTRE TAR Ii KS,
RIDE BOA RDS,
KI PENSION TABLES, of nil lengths.
Wo pirlicularly call thc attention of purcha
sers to ..ur SOLID WALNUT CHAMBEE
SUITS for !l?tuty, Durability and Cheapness.
?i>?;v l?ranMf:ictiiri?8?r Department
Is stir ii' operation. Special Orders will he
nr.iirt'lly attend>d t?. REPAIRS DONE IN
ALI IT.^ Bil ANCHES.
Upholstering 3>t'j?:i?'?:?;e:;?.
HAIR CLOTH, ENAMELED CLOTH
REPS, TEH ?IV and SPRINGS, and all aruVlcs
suitable fof Manufacturers, ?i ?neb wc < Her a*. Low
Pri?es.
Window Shades.
A largo St ek of WINDOW S II AD LS, of eve
rv style an I pattern, fruin the Cheapest te thc
Finest, with ?.ll tho New Style Fixtures.
Undertaker's Department,
Superintended by i comp?tent man COFFINS
of all Descriptions and Quality. MKTA?.IC
CASES and CASKETS, nf th? in? st. improved
stylos, famished al all Hours during the Day or
Night.
UNDERTAKERS can besupnlicd with T Et I5 i
MINGS.
Augusta, Jan. 4. ly z
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
^ESTABLISHED 18*50!
TUE Subscribers would respectfully inferir. iLe
Citizens of Edgefield and surrounding coun
try that ho has just relumed from Europe, where
he selected with great care an EXTENSIVE
ASSORTMENT of
WATCHES,
Of tho best Manufacture, whian ho will utter at
lower rates than any Houso in tho City.
In addition, will he found a large Stock of fine
GOLD JEWELRY,
Sot with Diamonds, Rubies, Garnets, Coral.
BRIDAL SETS OF PEARL,
?TUPT?AL RINGS,
WATCH CHAINS, CHARMS, Ac.
SILVER WARE.
Also, SOLID SILVER WARB, oouu?stin" of
FULL TEA SETS. WAITERS,
Ice and Water PITCHERS,
CASTORS, P.orrv and Butler DISHES.
Cord RECEIVERS, Card nnd Cako BASKETS
Cordial STANDS, GOBLETS, CUPS,
FORKS*and SPOONS, and everything in tho
Silver Ware ?inc.
GUXS AXD PISTOLS.
Fino Singlo and Double Barrel G UNS,
Colt, Smith A Wessen, Remington, Coop?,,
Sharp and Derringer PISTOLS, anti many others
of tho lntcst invention.
Fine CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, WALKING
CANES, PORTEMONNAIES, and FANCY
OOODSof ever' variety to be found in a first
class Jewelry Establishment.
Wo would ?viso remind tho public that we heep
a Special Establishment for tho REPAIR of
?inc Watches and Jewelry. Ail work entrusted
to our caro will he executed promptly, neatly,
neaand warranted for ono year.
A. PltONTAUT ?fe SON,
103 Broad St., one door below Augusta Hotel,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Dec 7 ]y so
Liq uors.
w
tr Y ISIIING to retire I fin tho Liquor Branch
of my business; I will for the next 30 days, fell a
Largo nnd Wcll-Selnctcd Stock of i
WHISKIES* BRANMES, WINES, &C.,
AT NEW YORK COST. Parlies needing will I
find it to their interest to give mo a call.
TUGS. M. GOLDSBY,
2',)'.) Broad Street, Augusta, fia.
10 tr_ill
CHEAP CASH HOUSE!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DEY
Domestic
'9
SSS ?5S??A??> STREET,
A-ugusta, Greorgia,
S>EO to inform their friends and the public that they are now receiving their
[.'ALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS,-selected carefully for the Southern Trade.
One of our Firm being permanently located in New York, purchasing exclu
sively for PROMPT CASH, from the'leading Manufacturers and Importera, and
ittendin** the principal Auction Salo.-; of the Season, our facilities for procuring
3HE?P?AND DESIRABLE GOODS, are unsiupassed.
We confidently invite Merchants visiting Augusta, to give our Goods a careful
examination in reference boto tb prices and quality, being certain that they will
;omparo favorably with those of any oilier House in the South.
Plant-era and families purchasing Goods by the piece will be dealt with liberally.
All goods sohl at the closest prices, "and guaranteed to be the same as
represented.
C-i-'Ihe strictest personal attention paid to the tilling of orders' by Mail or
Express; and no eftorts shall be spared, on our part, to give satisfaction in
this line.
ONE PRICE Off CY !
M?LLARKY BROTHERS,
A UG US TA, GEORGIA.
A. MULLARKY, 1
J. H. MULLAHKY.J
Sept. 28
tf
40
The Great Southern
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS HOUSE !
3
(OF THE LATE FIR-M OF GRAY & TURLEY,)
242 Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GA.,
BEGS to inform his friends of EDGEFIELD'and ADJOINING DISTRICTS,
as well as the public generally, that he has now on hand, and is making constant
additions, ono of the LARGEST, MOST VARIED, and BEST SELECTED
STOCKS of DRY GOODS for the Fall and Winter Trade of 1SG9 that has ever
been offered in this market.
The Stock will always be found to consist of a full line of ALL GOODS to be
met with in a first class Dry Goods House, and I pledge myself that the high
reputation the House has attained shall be mere than sustained.'
Residing permanently in New York, and purchasing solely from the Manufac
turer and Agent? EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, with an Experience Extending
over Thirty-live Years in the Dry Goods Marker, as BUYER AND RETAILER.
I am confident of being able to dior Goods, both in Styles and at Prices which
must in truth compete with any House in the South.
An Examination of Stock and Prices by customers must convince them of the
truth of what I state.
I return my most sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage extended to the
Late Firm, and Solicit a continuance ol' the same for myself.
CHRISTOPHER GRAY,
242 Broad Street, 2;ul Door Below Masonic Kali, Augusta, Ga.
. * OlD~STA*XD OFVRAYc? TURLEY.
Sop t. 21 ;:,n ;',9
QM Broad St.
OFFER
224 Broad St
GREAT BAEG-?IN
Ready-Made Clothing,
AND GENTS' SUPERB FURNISHING GOODS.
Til E Public is well aware of thc SUPERIORITY in STYLE and MAKE
of our CLOTIBSftft. And we continue to sell, as we always did, on the
OKE PRICE SYSTEM, which guarantees fair dealing to all.
A CSO -We keep also a good Stock of _ DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
&c, at our Lower Store, IVS Broad Street, just below Mrs. Frederick's Con
fect ioncrv.
I. SIMON & BRO.,
UH &, 224 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
Augusta. June S_tf_24_
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE !
THAT
W. C, HEWITT & CO.,
AT THE BIG SIGN
No. 282, Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.,
IS THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP. PURE AND UNADULTERATED
LIQUORS, SUCH AS
Brandies, Whiskies, Elims, Gins, Wines,
ALES, PORTERS, BITTERS, $C.
In connection witn~cni3 ? no rare u? a- - ...
LARGE RECTIFYING AND REFINING ESTABLISHMENT,
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND IN THE SOUTHERN
STATES, where they Make Nothing but Pure and Unadulterated Liquors.
They are also
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
To which they would call the attention of the trade. They defy competition,
assuring all who will favor them with their patronage, that they will sell cheap
er than any House in the South.
W. C. HEWITT & CO.
HEWITT'S GLOBE HOTEL, Fare Reduced to $3 Pci> Day, One
of thc Best Hotels in tlic South.
Augusta. May 30 Gm 23
Hi?
O F
BRANCH, SONS & CO.,
AUO-USTA, G-^
CniC Business of this House same as*nn Incorporated Bank.)
ONEY received on deposit, on which INTEREST will be allowed, depositors
having the privilege of cheeking at SIGHT without notice.
Wc are-prepared to make advances'to'our customers on approved collaterals.
Certificates of Deposit issued ; payable on demand, hearing seven percent,
interest, and available in all parts of the country.
Collections made everywhere in thc United States, Canadas, and Eurone.
Dividends and Coupons promptly collected. Orders faithfully executed for the
purchase ur sale of City, State. Railroad, and other Securities.
JOS. S. BEA!*, JflO; A. BARNE*,
Cashier. Teller.
Aug 10 tf 13
?l?t $?^ix(mx*
JBLISIIED EVE?Y WEDNESDAY MOENTNG
D Y
P. Tl. PXJPcISOE
TEE11S OF SUBSCRIPTION.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Tho ADVERTISER ia published rogularly
ery WEDNESDAY MORNIKG, at THREE DOL
ARS per annum ; ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY
ENTS, for Six Months; SEVENTY-FIVE
ENTS for Three Months,-altcaytiu advance.
1Z3T~ All papers discontinued at tho expiration
: the timo for which they have been paid.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements will bo inserted at the rate of
NE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
LO Minion lines or less,) for the first insertion,
nd ONE DOLLAR for each subsequent insertion.
JES- A liberal discount will be made to those
rishing to advertise by tho year.
DARPETMMPETS.
RUGS, ?MTSTBINDINGS.
WINDOR SHADES.
Floor and Table Oil Clothii."
WALLPAPERS AND BORDERS,
DAMASKS, LACE CURTAIN!!.
Cornices, Bands, Pins.
PIANO & TABLE COVERS.
W E have just opened our FALL SUPPLIES
ni the above Goods, embracing the largest assort
ment ever offered in this market, which we offer
tt as hnv prices as thc same Goods can be purchas
ed for in any House South.
SS^ The Ci ti-ens of EdgeSeld are invited (o
:.ill and examine our Stock.
JAS. G. BAILIE & BROTHER,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Sopt '28_3m_40
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
PJLANTATION SUPPLIES,
Wood and Willow Ware.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
OuR FULL FALL STOCK of tho above
Gooda just received, to which wo invito tba at
tention of the citizens of Edgelield.
JAS. G. BAILIE & BROTHER,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Sept 2S_3m 40
J. ffi. Y0UN6BI.00D * GO.,
. GROCEES,
130 Bread St., Augusta, Geo.
CHOICE GROCERIES AND PLANTATION.
SUPPLIES GENERALLY at the lowest market
Prices.
Mr. J. M. YOUNGBLOOD having been sick,
and away during the summer months, has re
turned, and begs to sea his friends at ?me old
stand once mere.
Oct 5 41
A. ar. BENSON,
WITH
W. H. HOWARD & SON,
wa?Uflst ami Commi??Mon
MERCHANTS!
No. 2, WARREN BLOCK,
Augusta, Ga.
WILL give their personal attention to tho
SALE and STORAGE OF COTTON to
all who may favor us with their putronago, and
make prompt returns of tho same.
TERMS-C<uniuission3 for stiling Cotton, ono
and a quarter por cent; Stormie Fifty Cenf
per Bale.
Oct. 1st, lm -il
To the Public.
TUE Subscriber is now making LARGE AD
DITIONS tu his Stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &?.,
And will soil nt lower figures than heretofore
customary in Eugefield.
Ile will also keep constantly on hand a good
assortment of
CHOICE CONFECTIONERIES,
FINE PERFUMERIES and SOAPS,
BEST TEAS-all kinds,
FINE WINES, BRANDIES, WHISKEY,
kc, for Medicin.il purposes,
AND AT THE SALOON,
In the basomcnt Story, may be had all the POP
ULAR DRINKS of tho Season. Ana also,
LAGER BIER, PORTER, ALE, Ac, Ac.
>V. D. JENNINGS, Jr.
May ll tf 20
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta B. 8.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.. October 1, 1S49.
ON aud after SUNDAY next, O*ober 3, Pas
senger Trains will run os follows:
GOING NonT.
Leave Augusta, at.6.45 a. m.
" Columbia, S. C., at.W-M p. m.
Arrive at Charlotte, N. C. 7.10 p. m.
COMING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, N. C., at.....;MJ
" Columbia, S.C., at..
Arrive at ^f^^^^S^"'
Oct5_ tf_41_
-M?-. ?ow^ii? ii. WHITE'S ENG
LISH AND FRENCH BOARDING
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Re
moved to No. 59, West 42d Street, opposite Re
servoir Park, New York City.
References :
Bishop POTTER, New York.
Bishop DAVIS, South Carolina.
Rev. W. T. BRANTLY, Atlanta, Ga.
Prof. HENRY, Smithsonian Institute.
flcn. WADE HAMPTON, South Carolina.
W. W. CORCORAN, Washington, D C.
President MIDDLETON, Charleston College.
Prof. DAVIES, New York.
Prof. BARTLETT, Wost Point Mil. Academy.
W. GILMORE SIMMS, South Carolina.
New York, Aug 30 2m 36
GROCESUES FOR THE PEOPLE !
JUST received a fine lot of Fresh and Seasona
ble GROCERIES, ic., embracing in part
SUGAR, COi'FEE, TEA,
SYRUP. MOLASSES,
CHEESE, MACCARONI,
BACON, LARD, RICE,
FLOUR, MEAL,
SALT, SOAP, SODA, STARCH,
CANDLES, CANDLE STICKS,
TOBACCO, SEGARS,
NAILS, kc, kc,
?5? For sale at very low profits.
rS. H. MANGET.
Sept. 29_itV_<0
State of South Carolina.
EDGKFIELD DISTRICT,
rx rn on ATE co CUT.
H'm. J. Holmes and others, "j
Wyatt L. X li ol rc cs, W. F. ? Petit'n for Fart'n.
Prescott, Adni'rs., and others. J
IT appearing to tho satisfaction of tho Court
that-Gary and his wife Susan,-Mathis
.md his wife Martha, Nancy Barf, ArrnstenJ Burt
Wyatt Burt, Alpha Burt and Noppy Burt, Defen
dants in the above stated case, aro absent from
and reside beyond the limits of this State li j8
Ordered, That they appear and plead, ibswer or
Ucoiur to thc petition in this cause, within forty
day* from thi^ ?late, ond in default therruf, that
the tame bo taken against them pro ani/'est'o
D.h. TURNER, J.P.C.E.C
Sept 6th, 1869. 6te 38_*