Edgefield Advertiser from Edgefield, South Carolina • Page 3

Notice to. Contractors. I Prirposois for" buitdihanait 'l deisy on the Waver Road, near i eidence of A. .1. Styly frani th date of this publication auntil thi 25th The followitg is the specification of said Build? agreed -upon and submitted reigned Committee thirty feet by twenty-two feet in breath, tnd twelve Two doo.

ci finntinr' tachottor ty Windows, eight in nunbtf- to ineh side and tws.4a eac.otnidS-, to coituin tweve 1s ift nailed on vertiently, the boards- or which to be 10 inches wide and 1 of ordinary tbiekees0-juiUts to be coveted with3 inch Roof, Swi-s style, very steep, and covered with Ahhiitles. hoards for flooring, G' inehes in bre-th and inches in thickness. Twenty plain but seat benehes, salving backs, each bench smutIiestly large for two occupants, and a writing ek Jor-rvery bench. The-whole to: be done butiathtl-and workmanlike "manner. It is the desire of the Committee that the building be trthpl.ted and ready for occuptiJint frst Sloinay in 1Xbruary next.

A. J. SMlYLY, A. ADDISON, J. A.

BLAND, )oc 10 2t 48 Committee. 1b "TI Underaigned will sell at the plantation ly M. Willing, Thursday, the 21 tih Decenibr 5i1 iltable Young Mlules, of Cattle, Fat Bogs, Corn, Cotton Seed. hithltation utensils, M. L.

BONJIAM. Dee 12 3t .48 Administrator's. Sale 0fQ alua-ble Negroes. 'V ILL beau'd at public outcry in the Town of lianibnrg, dn Thursday the 3d day of Jan- 4 nary tli.t, the personal Estate of Wim. II.

Adams, -consisting of Eight or Ten Likely Negroes, Among whom are four extra priie likely fellows and four likely women. Persons desiring to purchase 'such negroes can obtain any information they of their qiaalities I and character from the Subser'ber, or fruwm Mr. A. .1. Rambu.

Trans or S.uL.--A cred't of twelve months withInterest from date. Purchasers giving note with two or inure approved sureties. E. PENN, Adm'or. 1 Dc 10 4t 48 State of SoutIn Carolina, kDUEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY.

Ann Griffin, Iillfor Griffin, et. al. 'mtaidgcaL Relief 12Y Virtue of an order of the Court of Eqiuity in Ithis easse, I will iroceed to Kell at Edgetield Court louse, on the first Monday in Janary next, that well known Real Estate of the late N. L. Griffin, known as the Lands.

It will be offered in two parcels at follows: First, The line. Tract, colitaining one thousand acres, inure or. lebs, and. adjoiuing lands of P. R.

Blalock, Samuel Marsh, Anion Lindsay, Benjamin Hatcher and others. Second, The Mill Tract containing six hundred I aeres, more or les.s, anid adjoining the former Tract i as-also lands of Alfred Uughes, S. S. Boyce, L. 5.

Johnson, Ainon Lindsay and others. Upon the first of these Tracts there is one of the most beautiful-residences in the District, on a hii-h and coiimiiandiing nd a pei-rectly healthy locality. It is just four miles. Icelow Edgefield C.11i., tind immendiately on the lPlanmk Road leadhing to llambuirg. The.

Traet by which it is irrunmded emibraesn a considetrablle aimount of fresh land ad is altogether itn good condition for Ifarmiing purposes. liere is the ehancime we know difor any one desirous of purchasinmg a comfortable mill traet has also a good upon it, anid necessary fixtures. Purchasers should watch this sale. i and two years credit, except costs, 1o be paid in ensh. Purchasers to give bonid with adequate sureties to secure 1he paurchase mioney.

A. a. a. n. Dee 19, 1855.

4t 48 IP STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD) DISTRICT, D. P. J. P. Self, A p1licants, summions Jetyerson Sturkey and wife Lucy and ragliiga others, Defendanits.

B)Y virtue of an order fronm 11. T. Wright, ordi.Inarj of Edgelield District, in, the aibove stated eatsc, I shall proceed to sell on the first Monday in January nest at Edgetiled Court ouse, the Rteal Estate of llMry Self. of One Traet of Land containing Eighty (80) acres, more or less, situated in the District of Edgctield, on the waters of Stevens' Cretk, bounde.l lby lanids of John P. Self, Sterlinig Freemian and William White.

TERas-A credit of twelve mnonthus, piurchmasers giig bemd with tw good ecuritiesand a artgage amoney. Costs toe be paid ini cash. L.JONES, s.E D. Deel0, 4t 48 HARVLEY MAYS, HlAM MBURG, S. C.

NEARLY OPPOSrTE THE AMERtICAN IHOTEL. a HlE Subscribers having entrcd into a Co-Partnership fun the transaetion, of a GENERALGROCERY Solicits the patrcimagc of their friends aind the public generally. Ileving carefully rselected a CHOICE STOCK OF GCO)S, and at Lowe prices, we are prepared aind determined to sell as low as Goods of. the sanme quality can be bought in this or the Augusta Mlarket. Our stock eomprises nearly every article usually ke'pt in similar estamblishments.

We purchased our Gosads for Cashi.nnd can all'ord to sell at VERY 1 LOW FIGrURES. Our Stock consists in part of SUGAS, COFFEE, N. 0. ANDO W. I.

MOLASSES, MACKEREL, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Candies, Raisimns and Nuts, of all desci iptions, TORACC) SEGARS, Pickles, Pepper, Allspice, Blue Stone, Coperas, ---ALSOA good assortment Liquors, Also, a fine lot of Crockery and Glass Ware, Tin' aund Wooden Ware, I JOIIN B. HIARVLY JOHN A. MAYS. 1 Uamburg, Nov 20, Gin 45 Bolstering, Mattress Making, Tj HE Subscriber takes great pleasure in to tho citizens of Edgefield and the publice generally, that he has ol'ened a Shop directly West the Planters' hotel, two doors below Mr. U.

C. Bryan's Store, where lie is prepared to nanke JMattresses of every Variety, AND (USH10N ODTAS, R'mNGES, after the best and latest styles and on the mostreasonable terms.1 respectfully solicits a slhare'of the 'patronage I the trading pnblic. Call and exanmine my work. It rogsaed itself. Il3 All busitness in the above line done promptly 1 nnestly.aishedn.

HI. ARTIN. 47 Strayed, iROM the Subscriber on the 25th November, two MULES-a-ope a light sorrel and the pther a dlark mousd 'door-Soth sized. I. purchas'ed both of thcem from goatlemcen residing Greenville S.

(Mrt. Austin and Thomas( IHalbert,) mand it is quite likely tiaey are mnaking their. aga for thtat Distriet. Any pefton stopping said Nules will he liberally rewarded for their gud will confer great favor on me. MES ST ALLING, M.

D. Greenanna. itarnwell, S. Nov 27 3t 4y gT Greenville Mounutaiineer will copy 3timnesand urward bill to J. S.

Gum Elastic Hot Water Bags and OSPITA ClIsilIIJN3-firsale by -A, G. 4, T. TIBA(A2CE, Druggists. Jr 1 NEVPALL AND. WINTER? l.Subscriber, beinag now in receipt of his Stock of Gods for'the Fall and Winter's Trade, Ad thankful for the very liberal patronage here'Iore extended to him) respectfully solicits a contcnnuance of ithat, patronage and an examination of is present AND GOOD SELECTION, which may be ifoutid a SUPERIOR.

ASSORTILENT of fE.UTIFUL, (5 3S -sUCh Asl BLACK AND COLORED SIKS; French and English MERINOS; Figured, Printed and Plain all wool DaLAINES; Black and Colored CHALLIES; Black and Colored GINGIIA 3IS; A great variety of CALICOES and WORSTED GOODS not here mentioned; Jaconet, Swiss, Dotted, Ch'k'd and Mall Mullins; Cambric and Swiss TRIMMINGSCheanisettes, Collars and Underslceves Thread. Linen and Lisle Edgings, CASSIMEIES, SATLNETS, TWEEDS -anWKoniecf JEANS; Bleached and Brown SH EETINGS; Georgia PF.AiNS and STRIPES; Mlarlboro STRIt'ES for Servants; Marseilles QUILTS; Whiteand Red FLANNELS; A fine variety of'Colored do. Bed, Cradle and Crib BLANKETS; A large supply of Negro do. -AlsoAn unusually large and excellent assortment of roceries, Hardware and Crockery A fine and beautiful aelection of HATS AND CAPS. -ANDvery large and splendid Stock of Gents, Ladies, lisses and Children's BOOTS AN'D SHOS, with a full supply.

of well-madePlantation Brogans. with many other articles which might ere be meutiuned, but the Subscriber trusts that Le above, as a general outline of his Stock, will uffice for the present. Willing at all tiues to show his. Goods to any rho may favor him with a call, the trading commuity are'earnestly'requested to stepi in and exaynine themselves; -R. I.

SULLIVAN. Sept 26, tif 37 nother Supply of New Goods. ILLiAM I. AUGUSTA, constantly receiving EVERY WEEK by the LSteamers from New York, New Styles of Cheap Goods, und he is offering great inducements to CASH EllS and as he deals in no other way, gets his Goods at the Lowest Cash Prices, he enabled to sell them in the same way. le his eeived by the last Muslin laLAlNES, very.

cheap: Blue and Brown Kentucky 20 eta. pr yard; Plain and Plaid 37 et per yard A large aasortmenctt new styhes PRI NTSj fronm di to 126 eenit Fiane Iliack Homnbarrine and Finae Enaglisha anad French Black A large assurtmenat of Sleeves and Collars, cheap; Browi and Bleached Shirting, 6-1 to 121 A large assirtmenlt of Cloaks atnd Tahimas; Large 9-4 Dur. Blankets, at Scoteh Diaper, Iluekaback and Ton-elling, and a rent variety of other Coods cheap for Aimnusta, Nov 26 3t 46 Bargains in Silks. nowv upening a lairge Jlob Lot of and excellenat styles of SI LKS to be sold for 75 ets. er yard.

Also, a lot for 026 eta. I still contintao additionus tiy Stock, anid shall not cease to hold great aueeaants fur costumers to buy at the Cash luouse." Always on hand ma good variety of Domneses at such as cannatot fatil to meect the ideas of heap buyers. T. DUNHAM, Successor to .1. K.

Next door belowy Bank of Augusta," Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Dec 2 lim 47 Every Body Run Here, SLL Personas indebted to M. A. Agent, by Noto or Account, will please titke otice that the business must be closed, and they re respectfully requested tu call immediately.and utt up. The Notes, can bse fqutad at Sture, next dour to the American Hotel, where Iso may be round a handsomneassortpient of and Staple Dry Goods, EG RO BL ANK 5TCall ini and examaine for yourselves.

M. FULLER. Ilamihurg, Dec 3, 3t 47 Negroes for Bale. consent of parties I will sell at Edgefield C. on the first Monday in Jannuary next the llowing negro shaves Lark, Maria and Lewis, )anttis, Ann, Lee, Peter, Plea, Arthur and Said ntegroes will be sold on a credit of Twelve snaths with interest from day of Smle.

Purchasers notes withi two good sureties, to secure the urchase S. B. GRIFFIN AGEWP. Dec. 5 47.

Ad iitao' Sale. TE will proceed to sell at Edgefield C. on VTthe. first Monday in January next, the 'ract of Lund known as tlie Beaver Pond Tract, longing to thae Estate of Johln IHatcher, ntaining One huandrcd and ninety-nine acres, adining lands of the Estate of the, said John IHatcher, eeensemad. a credit of twelve miontha.

Purchaera giving note with ample security. JAMES HATCHER, AMOS LANDRUM, Adm'ora with the Will annexed. De. 5 4t Reward. DANAW AY from the Subscriber about the 16th LSeptembher last his negro man NED.

Said an is about thirty years of age, heavy built, weighag 170 or 180 of a copper comnpleeion, and has a cut on one of his middle fingers, whih causes it-to bend in at the first jo nt. He urmerly belongedl tu, Mr. James II. Swearengin, nd it is very.probabler he is lurking about in that 'icinty. Or, he may be down on the Edisto River, ihere he is acquainted.

The above reward of $20 is offered for his appretension and delivery to me, near Cairo P. 0., or in ay Jail in thc State so I can get him. J. P. SELF.

Da-ec5 tf 47 ELECTION NOTICN. TOTICE i hereby given that an ELECI1ON will be hed on the SECOND MONDAY in anuary next, to fill the vacancies about to occur in le Offices of CLERK, ORDINARY and for Edgefield District. The Pulls will be opened for ONE DAY ONLY. Thea ilMangers wvill meet at Edgefield Court loe on the Wednesdaiy following, count out the 'otes and declare thu Election. TiiOS.

G. ACON, c. a. D. Nov 10, 1855.

44 Notice. 4LT, persons arc hereby cautioned from tradIng L. for a Note dhrawn by James D. Self in favour Tandy Buckhalter in the sum of Ninety-five 95) JDollars, dated the 13th of Aucust 1855 -on whigh. note William C.

Robinson is seenrity, the consideration of the said note, has failed and syment thereof will be refused. JAMES D. SELF. De'r. 5 3t 47.

gg Chroniele Setntinel will insert 3 time pdl wnd bIll to D). Self, at C. hides! Uides! 5 47. IkITlTQV." SALES ILL be sold to the highest bidder, at public outcry, at the late residence of N. L.

Griffin, situate on the Plank Road to Hamburg, four mil-s below Edgelield C. on the 20th December next and days following, the personal Estate of said deceased, not heretofore disposed of, viz: Forty-Three Negroes, Among whom are Cooks, Seamstresses, Washers and Ironers, Ilouse Servants, at Miller, a Blacksmith and valuable field hands. They are generally young and likety; and purchasers desiring Negroes of the above description can doubtless be suited. 11 or. 12 Valuable Horses and Mules, A Stook of-Cattle of excellent breed, some Stock Hogs--about 800 Bushels of Corn, Cotton Seed, Household and Kitchen Furniture, In continuation of the immediately afer, will be sold at Edgelield Court House, the LAW LIBRARY And Office Furniture of said deceased.

The Library is a well selected and most valuable collection of Books on Law and Equity, comprising all the Books usuallyfound in a Lawyer's Office. TERMS OF SALE. Ali suims under Twenty ($20) Dollars Cash. Of and above sum Twelve (12) months cre4it, with interest from date. Purclosers giving Note with two or more approved' sureties to secure the purchase money.

1. L. BONHIAM, Adm'or. Nov 27, 1855. At 46 VAWLABLE LANDS, NEGROES And Stock for Sale! IC following Lands may be bargained for at private sale, between this time and the 26th day of Dlecember next and if not disposed of by that time, they will be sold publicly on the premises to the -highest bidder, on WIEDINESDAY, 26TII DAY OF Tract No.

1-The "Home Place, Containing about TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE (1255) ACRES. 't'his tract is situated two and a 1.2j) miles above Kingston, immediately on the W. A. K. Road.

About three hundred acres are-in cultivation, two" hundred and sixty acres of which are up-land, andi the rest low ground, (or'Conabeena Creek,) well'suited for grazing purposes. All, both up-land and loiw-ldnd, is fresh and good. The place is elegantly improved, having a laige and comfortable dwelling house, and all out-buildings necessary on a- farm, all new and complete. The place is admitted by all who see it, to be one of the most beautiful and desirable resi-. dunces in North Georgia.

It is well watered, having a number of the very best lime-stone springs there is also on the place (situated very near the Rail Road) one of the best LIe Quarries in the State, not more than half a mile distant from the Cement Quarry of the Rev. C. W. Howard. There is on the place a good water-power for running Mills or other blachiucry, rnd orchards of the best iapple, peach and pear trees.

Tract No. 2, Joins tract No. I on the West, and contains FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES, all in woods without improvements. It is well watered, having.a beautiful creek running thiough it. The land belonging to each of the above described piaces, can all be cultivated, and nearly all of it is lirst'udlity of up-lands.

About 35 Negroes to be Sold! There will be sold, also, at the same tinme and place, to the highest bidder, between thirty and thirty-five Negroes. A mong them, is one first rate Blacksmitfi, one first rate arnessa and Shoe. maker, 1 Seamstress, very likely, and a good ionse. si-rvant. ill be sold, also, a fine lot Mules and Horses, 'a number of fine ahort-hornied Durham Cattle, Sheep, Stock of Hlogs, and about ten thiousntid lbs.

of pork two or three thousand bushels of corn, a quantaity of good fodder, twvo carriages and three or four wagons, one Taylor Gin, one Trhirasher, aiid a of other articles, too tedious to mention, such as Household aiid Kitchen furniture, Plantation tools, There arc five otlier quarter sections of land about eight hundred acres in all, lying immediately in the same neighborhood, but not joining each other, nor either of the other trnat. These last described lands be bargaIned for privately on good terms. Proposed Conditions of Purchase The terms of sale of the two Tracts of Laind first iescribed, will be one fourth cash, the balance in one, two and three years, with interest fromta late, tho to take a lBond for Title until the land is paid for. The Negres, Stock, Corn, will be sold on a credit of t.ve.lve moslis, with inte.rest from date. Each purchaser will be required to give a note, with two approved securities, before the property is delivered.

The i ork will be sold fur cash. Persons desiring to losok at the lands, will find Dr. G. WV. Glenmn, at Kingston, and Rev.

W. ii. Telford, on the prenmses. Both, or either of them, will take pleasure in showing the land's. gr Sale to begin at eleven o'clock, on Wednesday, Desemaber 26i.

B. EDDENS, a For WuLLIux Enss. Kingston, Nov 26, 4t 46 -References. Hion. W.

II. S-rnies, Savannah, Ga. Col. WV. S.

CoItsa, Rome," Maj. W. W. CLar-roc, Kingston 4 R. B.

Young, Savannah," -Col. J. C. SPrOL'L, Cartersville, Sale of Valuable Property, NEGROES! h. LEE having made a convey1.anee of his property to his children, they will usell, at Public Auction, at his residence in Abbeville Distriet, netar on.the 13th of- Deemsber next, The Tract known as "lElmwood," lying on waters of Little River, near the proposed route of the Savannah Valley Rail Road.

The Tract containis about FOUR HUDRED AND FORTY-FITE ACRES, Of which more than 200 acres is wood-land rest in a high state of cultivation, and well suited for GraIn aid Cotton. Upon the place is a very commodious WELLING, and all necessary buildings in good repair. They will also sell TWENTY-FIVE NEGROES, Very likely, and comprising sotnu valuable fellows. --AlsoHORlSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP AND If0GS. FORTY BALES OF COTTON! Fodder aiid Oats, Household and KItchen Furniture, Plantation iad Blacksmith Tools, Carriage and Buggy, 1 Road Wagon and Cart, 117 Terms made known on day of sale.

J. JENKINS LEE, W. A. LEE. Agents Nov 26 3t 46 LAND AT AUOCTION.

HAT BEA UTIFAL Faranor PlantaLti on of OAK- and HiCKORY LAND belonging to Win. A. Harris, adjoining the Vijllagc of Edgefield and the Lands of Col. F. W.

Pickens, James Sheppard and others; will be sold at Edgefld C. on the 1st Monday in January uext.The Tract containsFive Hundred Eighty-Three Acres, One half Woodland, The 'place has on it all of the buildings necessary to a well arranged Plantation. The entire Lands arc enclosed with a good fene. Terms, Three Thousand ($3,000) Dollars and the ballanc on credit of twelve months with interest from date of sale. with approved security.

57 Good and warranted titles will be given. Nov 14 8t 44 Sale. an order from H. T. Wright, ordinary -of Edgefiold District, we wvill proceed to sell at thme late residence of Jacob S.

Smith, Wednesday the 19th Decemiber, the followiing property, Twenty-four Likely 1Negroes. Stock of all kinds, erop of Corn, Cotton, with such other property as is usually found on a farm of such dimensions. credit of twelve months except sum under $10, which will be required in cash. Patrchasers giving notes with ample stcurity before thu delivery of property. The negroes will be sold at one o'clock on Wednesday the first day of sale.

ELIZA SalTI, Adm'ors. J.Y T. SNITIL, 4 STATE SOUT1 CkrOLINA, EDGEFIELI) DISTRICT, UIT Y. by her. -prodhein arsi Gco.

Boswell, 'I. -es' Bll forPar. Samuel W. Gardner, Mary Ann Quarles and others. virtue otan Order from Chancellor WardB law in this cause, I will proceed to'sell at the plantation the late Stalling Quarles.

on Thurdiay the 13th day of December next, the following eal and Personal Estate, of which the said Quarles died, seized and possessed, One Tract or parcel of Land situated in the District and State aforesaid, on waters of Stevens' Creek and Sivannah River, and containing four hundred acres, more or less, adjoining lands of John P. Mays, Samuel W. Gardner, Mrs. Margaret Lanhan and lands of the Estate of Allen Anderson, others. This Tract will be sold parels; the ane to contain three hundred and -twenty-two acres, more or fless; and'designated the borris other to contain two hundred hnd thirty-seven acres, more or less, and known as the Nedwood Tract." Also, A Likely Lot: of Negroes, rStoekof Mules, Cattle, Hlo.s, Sheep, household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, implements of husbandry, and'any supply of provisions that may be on hand.

This property will be sold on a credit of twelve months, except'as to all sums under ten dollars, and as to so roob thereof as will be'sufficient to defray the costs of this suit, which must be paid in cash. The purchase money to be secured by bonds with ample sureties. A. c. s.

E. D. Oct 15, 9t 40 Notice. rT'IIE Subscriber will also sell at the same time and place, a negro man Rial, a negro woman Mimeo and her child. the property of Mary A.

S. W. GARDNER, Adm'or. Oct 15 9t 40 State of South Carolina, EDGEFJELD DISTRICT. -IN EQUITY.

Elizabeth Prince, Surah Jeter and Bill for aecount, Nancy Turner, sale and distri9s. bution. Martha Turner. Virtue of an order from Chancellor Wardlaw in this cause, I will sell at Edgefield C. on the first Monday in January next.

the following real estate of -lob dcc'd, to wit: A Tract of Land containing two hundred and twenty acres, more or less, situate in Edgefield District, lying on Big Stevens' Creek, and adjoiniug Lands of Alexander Sharpton, William Newsom and Terril Goff. I will also sell at the late residence of the said John E. Turner, on the Thursday succeeding the sale-day in January 1856, the personal property of the said deceased, among which there is one negro wonan. This property, realty and personalty, will be sold on a credit of twelve nontls from day of sale except as to so much as may be required to defray the costs of this suit which must be paid in cash. Purchase money to be secured by Bonds or Notes with adequate sureties.

Titles to the laud, three dollars, to be paid for extra of the purchase money. A. SIMKINS, C.E.E.D. Nov 6t 46 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY. John J. Scott apd others, vs. "Bill fo'r'Part'n. Santuel C.

Scott and others. Virtue of an order from Chancellor Wardlaw in this cause, I will sell at Edfiefie.ld C. otn the first Monday in January next, the following negro slaves, to wit Polly and her four children Marshal, Stanfield, Jim and Hampton. These negroes will. be sold on a credit of twelve months front day of sale with interest from day of sale excep)t as to costs wvhichi must be paid in cash.

Purchase money to be seceured by Botnds with ample personal stretis, SIMKINS, c.E.E D. Nov 27 Land for Sale, TT'HE Sbbscrirer wishing to change his location for sale his VALUABLE PLANTATION, containaing' Three Hundred AkSeventy-seven Acres Lying on Saluda River, and adjoinaing lands of Wmn. A. Strother, A. Clark aind David Payne, near Bozeman's Ferry, and within two or three hundred yards of the Greenville Columbia Rail Road.

The Tract contains about one hundred acres in original forest, whilst the rest is untder fence. One hundred and fifty is in a high state of cultivation, of whticht there is from seventy-five to onf hundred acres of fine bottonm land.equal toanty an surpssd by none in the State. This plantation has good outlets and excellent ranges for stock. On the premises are a good Two Story Dwelling House atnd all necessairy plantation buildings. Also, a Spring of never failing water.

gr Any person wishing to purchase will call on the SuLseriber who resides on the premises, anad heo will take pleasure in showing thaem the above tract. W. MAYNARD. Nov 21 tf 45 Land for Bale, T'JE subscriber wvill offer for sale at Edgefield LCourt House, to the highest bidder, on the first Monday in Jantuary naext, his Planttation, situate in Edgefield District, on Little Salaida River, containing Two Hundred and Seventy-Six Acres, More or less, and adjoining lands or Thornton Coleman, Josiaht Etheridge, and others. There ars 50 acres of prime Bottom Land, belonging to the Tract.

Also some 301 acres of latnd recently cleared and fenced. Upon the premises are good out-buildinags, among thenm a Barn, a Stable, a Smoke House, a Kitchen and sundry Negro Houses. The healthfulness of the plantatio-i is unexceptionable, and among its other recommendations is to be Inceluded a well of excellent water, superior to any in that vicinity. The property will he sold ont a credit of Twelve Months, with interest fromt the day of sale. J.

P. Nov. 15, 1855. 7t 45 Valuable Plantation for Bale! TlH Subscriber being desirous of changing his offekrs for sale on very moderate terms his Excellent and Handsome Plantation, On West Creek, in Edgefield District, adjoining lands of Abram Jones, Dr. M.

Folk, Mrs. Julia Norris, Mitchell and others. Said Tract contains seven hundred acres of the best oak and hickory lan, and is one of the best and healthiest plantations in the District. There arc upon the premises a good one. Dwelling, Kitchen, Negro Houses, Barns, les, A Well in the yard of the purest sparkling cold water, and good Springs convenient to eac field.

About half or a little more of the abqve place is in woods, one hundred acres fresh cleared, and the remainder under fence and in good condition. gr Lanad is offered at $10 per are, on a eredit of ono, two and three years with interest fronm Persona wishing to buy land would do well to give mte a call. Address JH Lexington, S. Oct 17 3m 40 gr Lexington Telegraph please copy three times and forward account to the abovee address. FOR SALE, IE STORE hOUSE, next East of R.

H. Sulivatn's, 30 feet front and 60 deep, containing three rooms below, one above, and a good cellar. TAN YARD and Lot adjoining, and containing about acres. --Also-- OE LOT on the branch C. L.

Refo. UR. T. MhIMS. Oct 2 if .38 Notice I Hereby given to all concerned, that a final ettlement will be nmade on the Estate of Daniel Smith, in the Ordinary's Office at Edgefield C.

on the 4th Nlonday in January next. All persons indebted will please make payment by the above time, and those having demands will present tem by the same JOlhN P. MICKLER, x'r C. SMITH. 'os Oct 28, 1855.

3m 42 Flavorin'g Extreta, A ARGE varity-for sale by A. G. T. J. Druggists.

tI.e 19 IMMENSESSALE OF A YOO n. LATLERSTEDT, Augusta, Georgh contemplating a change in his businems 'b the firstof offers his LA RGE and BEAI. TIFUXJJassort Stuck of Dry. Goods, at Cost, for Cash -Just received an invoice ofMoiro Antighe'attd Striped SILKS; Black anil Colored Plaid and Broende Lupin's Bombazine and Alpaceas; Extra Styles tin'slin 1)eLaines Linen Cambric Ha dkerelefrs; Great variety of EM ROIDE-RIES; Kid and Silk GGres, best rfles; Antiqe and Velvet CLOAKS A taaes -rod and BeEt Blankets, Georgia Plains, Osnaburgs, kt 97 Planters visiting the City will find it to the interest to call and examine for themselves, at. it Corner of the Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga.

14 69 44 To Rent for one FROM FIRST JAN. 1856, TlE Graniteville Hotel, containing Twenty well furnished Rooms. Kitchen It, and Dining Room arrangements are ample an complete. A spacious Stable 72 by 56 feet, wit two bins, made small grain tight, together with othi necessary out houses. A fine Garden of more the two acres made fertile with compost.

All in fir rate order. Apply to Mr. William Gregg, President of ti Graniteville Manufacturing Company, or to it Subscriber, Silver Hill P. St. Peter's Parisi S.

C. B. McBRIDE. Nov 27 4t 46' ST Charleston Mercury will please give the abu1 3 weekly insertions, and forward bill to 1. MeR Land for Sale.

TTIE subscriber offers for Sale the TRACT 0 LAND where he now lives, situated abo one mile from Edgefield C. 11., contain'ng and Eight Hundred Acres, More or less. There is on this desirable plantatis an excellent Two Story Dwelling House, with ten good rooms, together with all necessar out buildings. It is well watered, having a large number of goc cool, and never-failing springs of the purest wate The land is productive and well adapted to ti Cultivation of Cotton and every kind of grain. The situation is healthy and in a good neiglbo hood, and the tract could be divided so as to mal two or three good desirable settlements.

Also, the Iolanes Tract, containing one hundred and sixty acres, more less, situated near Red 1ill, and adjoining lands Col. Wyett holmes and others. This tract formes ly belonged to the Estate of Wm. Hholnes and purchased by me at his sale. The-above lends will be sold on very accommodi ting terms; and if desired, negro property, at fa prices, will be taken in part payment.

I will be pleased to show the lands to any perseor desiring to purehase. S. CIITiSTIE. August 23 tf 32. Land for Sale.

ESIROUS of moving to the West, I offer ft sale my Plantatiomn in Abbevillo Distriet, cor taning six ilundred and Fifty Acret One hundred and fity acres cleared, one huudred which is fresh and in a high sate of cultivationthe balance int woodland, lies well and is heavil timbered. This Treset oif Land lies immediately on the Po: Rond, one mile from Mrs. Sarah Widemnan's, an adjins lands-of Miessrs. Anthony Iharmon, Wn Williams, and George Patterson and other. and for healhh is not surpassed by any place in tli District.

The production of the Land is equal any in the neighborhood, as the present crop wi show, It is well watered, an excellent springi one hundred yards of the house, with running wvat, through most of the fields. There is a comfortnble Dwelling House withi necessary outbuildings on the premieses. The above named Tract of Land offlrs many ii uemenits to a man wishing to settle permanenti: le addition to its being a good neighborhood, i contemplated Valley Road will run in about tu hundred yards of the most heavily timbered lpart the Tract, where timeber wil' no doubt be in dernant I deem it unnecessary to give a more detailed at count, but invite persons wishing to buy to give nr a M1URPI1Y. Sept 12 if 35 Valuable Property for Sale. T1lIE undersigned, intendinegto move to Georg in a short timne, ofliers for sale the followir valuable property in Hamburg-titles indisputabli The DWELLING HOUSE and LOT on Marke Corner ofSnowden Street, running through 1 -erer Street.

The Dwelling and Kitchen brick, covered with tin. On the Lot is a Carring House, Stable, and all necessary outbuildings. The LOT on Centre Street, nearly opposite i1l American Hotel, on which is a large TWO STORW BRICK BUILDING, occupied as Two Stores an Dwelling-lot running through to Cobb Street. the latter Street is a large back Store. The LOT on Corner Market and Leavenwort Streets, runmning through to Miercer Street.

On thi Lot is a new One and a half Story HOUSE, plne teed and painted. --AlsoFIVE HUNDRED SHARES Uamburg an Edgefeld Plank Road Stock. The above property will be sold on accommode ting terms, or exchanged for land in Southern Gee. gi, on negroes. II.

KENRICK. Hamburg. Oct 1 tf ,38 Excellent Land for Sale. HIE Subscriber being desirous of making Lchatnge in his busintess, off'ers for sale his VALUABLE PLANTATION, On Little Turkey Creek, nine miles North East Edgefeld C. adjoining lands of Daniel Hollant R.

W. A dams and others. Said Traet eontins Eight Hundred and Sixty five Acres, of the best Oak and hickory which there is about four hundred and eighty are in a high state of cultivation, most of it fresh an well fenced. The balance is woodland, rich soi lies well, and is well timbered. This place is healthy, well watered, has all necee sary out buildings, negro houses enough to accow modate forty or fifty negroes, an excellent wate Gin, with sixty Saws, wvhich will gin from fourt six bales of Cotton per day.

Also, a Grist Milli fine order. The average crop of this place, for a series 4 years has equalled, it is believed, that of any plat tation in the District. TEaMS liberal. IIT For further information ad-'ress the Subeeri her at Mt. Willing, or my son on the prems.

WILLIAM PADGETT. Oct 31 2m 42 Valuable Lands for Sale. HIE Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT 0. LAND on whieh lie now lives, situated Savannah River, seventeen miles above Augusu well adapted to the cultivation of Cotton and Graic containing 1176 Acres, more or less. Between five and six hundred acrt of leared land, one hundred of which is tirstriual: ty low grounds, and one hundred acres fresh, whit the balance oif the cleared land is in a fair state cultivation.

The place has several fine springs it. On the premises are all necessary buildingi It is as healthy a location, and as moral anid intell gent a neighborhood as can be found in the Distric -AlsoOne other Tract containing FIVE HUNDRE) AND TW NTY AC RES, lying ntear jun. ure of the Beaverdam and Turkey Creeks. the premises are all necessary buildings, wit several good springs. The lae is healthy, locate In a fine neighborhood, and well adapted to a ama The above lands will be sold on aecomnmodatitn terms, and if desired, negro propertv, at fair price) will be taken in payment.

I will take pleasure I showing the lands to any who may wish to or any information given by addressing the suibser' her at Woodlawn, S. C. J. B. HOLMES.

Ot 2 8mne Flour! Uarrels of superfine Flottr, just rreeved, 1 R. U. SULLIVAN. ct2-1 if 42 a Cle2k. WE LE BOD 'fib' EDlJND PELNN R.

D. BR'AN. or I. T. Wi Per Shesif.

JAMES EIDSON. WM. QUATTLEBUM, JULIUS DAY, lor TAX ello TIOMAS B. -REESE, DERICK HOLSONBAKE, AEOPHIrS DEAN, WESLEY WtR'fZ. M.

Bi WHITTLE, BARNEY LAMAR. CifARLES TR. RMADY KENNER.hY will Medicine tog'ether on the Ridge and neighboring Oice at D. r's. 1.

WRIGHTOfENTIsT. FFIC over Messrs. CAalutssksL NBsAH's HardwareStore street, Augusta, Ga. All operations pertaining to.Dentistry will be atst tended to with promptness, and to the entire datisefaction of all who may favor him with their patronage. Gold Plate and Wire, Clasp.Metal, Solder, furnisned to Dentists for Cash.

Augusta, May I ly 16 DENTAL SURq.ERY! R. H. PARKER, respectfully informs 1J the citixcus of Edgefield District, that he ndy be found during.sale day week at the Planter's Hoel, Edgelield C. and. at his residence on the Anderson road, eightoon miles North-oast of the is Village, on every Friday and Saturday following.

Specimens of his work, put up on the latest and most improvod principles, east be seen at his Office. lli address, when in the country, as heretofore, a Sleepy-Creek, P. O. Dec 27 ti 50 NOTCE! 4 ITH a view of closing-out my-Stock of Goods; I will after this date sell the outire Stuck at New York Cost for Cash, To the Lsdies, I would say I have many desirable 31355 68033. Saeb as Black and Colored TISSUES, CAStIMERES, DsLAINJE, SHOS, HosIEItY, All Persons indelned to me are -requested to make payment.

asd W. P. BUTLE1E Edgefield C. -Sept 26 if NEW CARPET STORE! JAjeES G. BA ILIE, (LATE TUE FR)! OF DAILIE LADEa.) DIREOT IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS OX CARPEITING, RUGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, kc.

IN OO DS, 4 Curtain lMaterials and Trimmings, 23- INGSTREET, inrARTESTON, s. C. I promsptlyr attended to. Aug 8 Gmn 30 CUJRRYTONACADEMYIES. 7j IE Exe.rcises of these Institutions will ho reeJ sumed on, the third aMonday in January next.

-I As hseretofore, Mr. JAMES L. LESLEY will neit as Principal of the Mnu.Department. eat rment of the Male Academy, will he conducted by IMr. A.

P. BUTLER, assisted by the learned and highly accomplished Miss E. ad other competent Teachers. Rates of Tuition-per Uessio. First Class, Primary 00 Seonid Ordinary Etnglish 00 Tfl.ird 15 00 I.

Fourth Greek and Roman Literature with higher 00 eFrench. Embroidery. Needle work, usual The Scholastic year will be dividled into two Seesions of live umonths each. Pupils will be charged from thte time of entering to the end of the Session. a Tuition in nedvance.g Board can be had in the Village at from $8 to $10 per month.

R. MERRIWETHER, S. P. GETZEN, 1. 0A.

HTAMMOND, S. W. GARDNER, 3J. C. PORTER, '2A.

P. BUTL.ER,U. A. SHAW. Dec5 47 MA.BO'DirO Female olle giat Institute, a AT COKEtSBURIY.

THIS Institution will be open for the reception of on the first Mlonday inJanuary next, and close the last day in. September, making one i long Tierm of Nine Months. The Faculty will consist of -Mr. F. A.

CONNOR, A. PrEsDENTAD PaoFsssoa of NA-reAL. SCIENCE AND MA'rHEMATlea, Rzv. T. E.

WANNA MAKER, A. Puorsoa OF MORAL PiIrLosOrnIY, 0F Cams. TIANITY AND BELL.E Ma. E. LEGER, PaOFessOR OF MUsiC AND MOD315 LANGUAGES.

Miss MA RY E. SNEAD, IssvaUcTRasa Ix PAINTrino, Esoiray, SThe Board of Trustees have secured the services of a Facnlty composed of worthy Master Masons, eminent for.purity of character, and high literary -attainments, whose every effort will be to educate fyoung ladies so as to adorn any sphere in life. SOur new Masonio building will be completed by a the opening of the Term, and the Board intend furnishing it with every appurtenance necessary to thei acquisition of an education of the highest order. they have determined that this Institution shall ho second to none, so they confidently. expect the encouragemnent -and patronage of att enlIghtened public.

a For any information necessary, we refer to our Circular, or to any member of the Committee, oi President of the Faeu1ty. VANCE, B. Z. IIERNDON, Committee. F.

F. GARY. Cokesbury, Oct 20, 41 ot icoe, HE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Lof Edgefield and vleinity that he intends opening a School upon his premises in E-dgefield Vil? lage, on the first Monday in August next, wherein a will be taught the higher branches of English and Classical Literature. No pains will be spared to render ample satiamction to parents who may intrust their children to his care both as to Ilearning and discipline. Charges the same as at the Village Academy, ad invariably in advance.

gt H7le will also attend to the practice of LAW Sand EQUITY, for the District-and may be found' on Saturdays and a portion of sale days at his Oflice, over Mr. B. C. Bryan's Store. WILLIAM July 30, if .29 Pomaria Nurseries, JAVE for sale alarge and fine colletion of the a est varieties of Coneisting of PEACHES, PLUMS.

APRICOTS, GRAPE VINES, PEARS both staridard and dwarf, APPLES, standard and dwarf, CHERRIES, standard and dwarf, ROSES, FLOWERING SHIRUB8 end I- choice kiihas. 'their Fruit Department embraces all the best tativo varieties, early and late, as well as all'the -Choice Foreign kinds, and the trees are of flue habits and growth. E7' Priegd Catalogues sent to all applicants. Address SITMMER.a I), DURAJIJG, S. C.

1 1 Hotel his under o.n.' a thnrouah repair, and hat atttd it Zgg 31d BY -rdk of on the First October, for the recepton of Boarders 'nd, 'datii of Trausidenf Tle-iest ne Sfitiidatin Is pIfrti "4no 'trladlill fdvot II i-o inr it tii bn the las lt fent aas 'e1tl dorfimian fbr the-Ifoiu, tlerpatoiitdit haird's'tivsindinaluied, us'the If aa shall be spared on tlpart if 0i lanagsmefnI.p furnish the Table wt 'est the ket of Augidtsind Nas' 'Familes tlting'e6ai'Towu' 4foiVeo tik Eus a trial, as our best exertions uhalt b'diota-' minister toticlr entire'confort' 0t TEM Aith tal'? under itheina'agecii of an eripeenced vitti' and the best of esre wifl be taken' 1ror Vehicles left to ea Iatil ri er 38 UJITED 1fTidS IT71 A UGTSTA, G1ORGIA, F. lM. I Gme8 rn PR IS sss pd liaopaa. thaanat inai. tJ i is yin.so eapeq for reception.

of stamenT. he; aeripewas fua nmi.of the prgprier fibs aid'Matters himsiMe tn ha disposition.to afford to his rnpatrsjseacewmtdiation of yore. He will tae ibis ooaesuioq: that he has as gred, th as hi aaskttai4 alaA, aeF 6t Be velling public, may patronise his house, the best Fare that can. be fnrnish, in.tae,A and ortte mMeitau.4 United States is now under bit aagdient sai and althe igiSd.s is a call, If they' are not -atla ed 9 ill not co'nplain. B3oard F.

f. JENNINOS. Nov. 21,1855. 45- r.

4m Of the Ti A Da. THE' Subsenber- tould. respeetfi h) ihbtsr the citizens of-Edgefleld and the wearrOandin Districts, that he has removed to his. esiie' lsero he has recently credted a large and enttnddious Shop, and is now prepared to carry on'the TZ2 3BZ, IN AEt YrS BRANCHIlSlach Tin W'are for ROOFIN.G and all manner of.JOM WORK. Always onhad a'general'reeironibit'4r ,1 IN AND Merchants supplied at test.noti the most reasonable tertas.

Ord oli Oct 3 DRUGS, 1EDIC Aa.G. GUE ehpetfully inform their friends and patrons-bhat they have: jnst received their Pure and Genuiste Drbg, And will be pleased to wat upon may fir them with Space will not allow us'to gave a Calt iuc inAhis, place of ourtork of Drugs a 4iqcs.e. Suffice we bare ij.FJfA STand soffered in Edgefield C. May 23 tfi Galvanic et6Eldtric JUST recein'd, and-fot' salelby--. A.

G. T. 5. TE tf 1 Medicne Chests-and Travelling Gases. hand a few very fine family MedicineChLeita and Travelling Cases.

For siile by. A. -T. J. TEAGUJE; Druggists.

May 23 i Physicians' Buggy Truiss MEDICINE-CAE-er salsb A'. T. J. TE'AGUI Druggisms May 23 -tf- -1 A large het of Glass URE and Specie -Sasfrosnone galllen hair pint. assorted; Vials aind Bottles, all sir.

Aldo, a few Ther sale by- A. G. T. J. TEAiGUE, Druggists Miavy23 tf 19 THE EDGEFIELD BOOT jdS5OE MANUFA CTQIY hy HEii Subscriber mast respectIfully informs his friends that' he is still at tfie sadhe old Stand, and makes to ordemf, Boots atad Sises OF THE BEST MA TERIAL ANDB a' vea'y fine assortind'of.

Dress, DodSle Saled Water Pzoof 'aiid Quilted Bottom BOOTS; nm usual, a variety of t'hcaftiNE PUMP BOOTS, so much and so utl admired. All of in future, he wil sell at the Lowest' Priees for CASH and CASU ONLY. Hie will strictly adsliere t'tliidie i et'e4 Yidtaaee, and earnestly trust ttil NOINwill expect hinm to depart from it. WM. McEVOY, state of South- Cafoeuna, DISTRiCT IN ORDINARY.

BY H. T. WRIGHT', Oerdif District. Whereas, W. Cheatham, and have aIibilhd se'me for Letters of Addminisiration, on all and smngular the goods and ehattles, rights and credits of Geo Shibly, late of the District Theile to cite and a6sih'Wnd singular, the kindred and creditous.of the said udeceamed, to be and appear before me at oureen Ordinar' far the said District, to be.

at Edgeel on the 17th day -ofDeemlef ft, tin dh eacie, if any, why ihesa admnistraioaoulnd not-bar granted. Given under my hand tnd seaf, t11fa 3id' day of in the year of our Lord 'one eight hundr'es and Anly-Ave, and in the 80tty ear of Dec 2 0 HE Undersigned returas lii sincerethanks to his friends for, their patrohge while located in Hamburg, and hereby informs thenm that he ean be found (after ist Septembldt next) at the of WARD, BURCHARD C7, opposite the Hall, A ugusta, where he wvould be happy to see and serve anid wIierea. aULL and Complete Stock (NEri Go can always be found, v) ih will be sold as LOW as frotin any House in the t0: A. -RANSOiL Hamburg, Aug 1 If 31 "EcOD enyis Wealth OOD lea Rags of every description will be it the Advertiser O'Iice." Prita-, 24 eta per pound. berg''a ha'nee for alnids, every body, and a4 'jopmake monecy.

A pril 18f 4 lNotice. A LL pernofid to who'm the Estate of James AWethet'ay, deceased, is indebted will presaid Biitate, will'make paiuents to the undersign v. L. AN Adu'liistrator. Nov.

21; 185sk- 415 Notice. This I. A veiolvneeby gi otic flualsettlment ill mad Estateonti third Monday ia Jauaa next Ostdi. ZL4 Office, at Edgefield C. tii lilea sikie payment and thesb having will prstt thema by the above time they.wilnke preclded.

Mi. W. afen ALL those.indebted -as Agent for John L.Lyon will please emil and settle their Notes and A ccounts as longer indflgenoseenact-be given. A lso, these indebted4 to myself, as I anm obliged to have money to paay my debts. B.

C.BIRYA N. mNov2 l'Zt 44;.