SV T A'BLI8V under i6. pa1tsent -di btionI
--151-r-idittinub200 Enlkr 1
ro &I
1. Whatevc proposet WaO, it does, and does
thoropggy,; . ~ A- ' '
2,4It advases. rep~uation aqd.,pytrenage are
tiesigied to l a striut1YlpJak erg ,.idlO
appe~as are le to the ,cities, of Qther parts of
the State forir patronage.
3. Itamite the peopleif Edgefeld, what-few
inU othr DiCts p pose,vJ 'A -uodeSchool f.r
the eju i g -dgIOt : :ntdesp se yj
Acme i a efr iye.tt their own
doors,' iages wJ:el tithy, oanno! find.surpa 1.
visewhe~rt.
4. 4 ixiilout eontroversy,. the. best,(enislid.
Aendem-a the StaU fqr 6duca.ioal purposp
5."Its3 e, ,nio matter ho great it may.,b, '
ill cdisi .aI home so that its jatrons aredgav
bly benited by its.prosperity. . .,4
y 4 la-tly, it relies simply upon its merits
1ir reZa41 and poul)1tan dogv
tindeedfloat fatOlele UMIfrlimO
const' scrutiny an. iNesiigatim....
'Tl Winter Spesien fur 1W A ilkl5d on
Momny, the^14thi4nuary.
jysof Tiiimtoa ad gididth1 nA'i
1u1.hed last year. . -
.igedield, Jn 15 t~
Hodges Institute,
V TIE ibserviber takes plfexsur' i inou:ing
that this'institution is njo'longcra denomina
onalI school. In acetis-iwith~isfn wishes,
4nd by tho consent and advice of -those, cotkcernud,
lie iai taken upon himcelf its entire management,
uid has determpined omake-itr.eeroa and inde
identt of y t den aiatio7. -
AlthoaghkoisAu r ie c~truaf nopartik
b-ody of mneng, lle .' a roest Aegi9to
constant endeavor to promo.te the imterest and-pierit
the approbation of all his patrots.
The ho sti. y. "'ill li ividN i10
terms:' 'eist txtering troti .an15th 't V
30th,sud'hj,2nd fromta Sept. istdto)e -~
'1uithi>n,1st term, ~frmi....... ...$12 to $24
" 2d -" .'.... ...... S to 16
Contingent expenses, 1st term,',...-...60 ets'
" . 2d " . 40et .
irAll-oharges due atnhe close of each term.1
Buard from $d to $10 per month.
. - Rz McKELLAR.
Greenwood, Jan 10 0t*.
Edgefield Male Academy,
T nE exercises of this Institemion- rtcvmmenced on
- ithe I18th Janu: ttnder34l e -eg of Mr. W.
E. McCASLAN, wt.' m i 9'Hring for the
Fritshmmn in' Soplhondre I 0se . b.i1. OW. ee.
Th14e 4rhuhidg'to ente tellige-1irill46 do iiel tb',eik
themi fortWithl. -1 ;4- T' - 'X a -za
Partiltraiattetkdon will, eWAiven to essereises iII
Compition and DeeMination, and Aliso 'i04ki9
reTiUws e r 11 0 *tjOWm
their t h m tu
-their Classes, and.kqeg tlhod rduttit- l Smool.
Pupils will be clarged from time of enterimg till
end ef hs.ion-exedti'A seFsekqesj .
P Qm d s Per..quaruir.-.4.a .$
A. SNIMKINS ChairB. T
WITLL L. H. CLR AN~E u
VVgusta, Ga , washmitn- to ineduee his UA R~1
and.EXTENiiL'VtuN:ek of Winter U~ry G'oiId
o.WlW them zrm thuis date at Grealy .
duced Prices His.Stock of
...Bich Dress Goods, --
UTS been selected with creamt enro, and comimrises
tihe most4 fashjvneng rtce's iu' that line. ..1e has
oni hand a large ass..rtomnt of
TAlIMAS, CLOAKS AND) MANTILLAS,j
which hie is selling a.f very ceep.
Also, FLANNE4S, TWWKE1)S, SATINETS
and Kentucky JEANS Iower than ever before
ofl'red.
.imnbreiedCollatrs and-Sleeves,'very) low.
Shawls,- Calicos. Ginghmandmi D~ehlmaes, ,*
En-rlish and French Mlereuos-and Cashmeres.
Plaiuniand 1"idored French Flatmnls for Sac~ks
anmd lasks, *eryehbajfi
I heavy D uflel *.mankts, lower than ever,; - -- 51
12--4 Fine id~i - ty chleap -) .
Bleachied amd .~roivL4hartifygs almdd.1eiinmgs ;
Osnabubrgs. 'otto $ WIllosierv, &e.,
whi86hl iis mm .teesffuil?
pri;p,. 3'h@Segvho -e DrytApold
chmeapi.are respectrol~ t. all and exmame
his Stock. ~ ~
Jan 14, 3t ______
BACON ,LARD1 FLOUR, &c.
,. .. ., Aau-ast, Gia
M Y'C6?imlnens from Tennessee of-BRACON
-LI~A RD, F~LOUJR, CORN, &c., wilh be-nu
sually' heavy'this seasonm. Persmrs wiho may have
to buy these articles, zre ini'ted to- give~'set dalh.
Eve'ything'is mold for edsh, -ority sceptance'.
- - - T. W.. FL~ttilNGt*
- - -Commissabn Merchaft'
A ugusta, .an 16' Ot ___
ListofE etters
hessere ,mn this list will please say they are ~iver
tised."
m.=9:T urt Joepr. use,-k rBo
C-M)iss Bererw,-2 i aR' Cobark; IlrE A
D)-G W uurst, Mrs N DurstA' JbIht Beby~
Fau G-itusl14kner~ J -1I-th11r ,of* l
l-J P' fendersont L Hellowayv, WW Hoq&
ard. hsmaai hIrh,.W- Ckmeire.
1, K and L-G W Jonmes, A Jackson;A
Jacksomn, A Kemp, - 'iiy - rs M Medlock.
1t-M Medlock, B'$ sg~4 "I Mathtews W P
*e e~ykMM M * I '
Parks, W B Pr'eseinat MlPadpttt-lakte"m
.EI and S-:ll Rashboek )r~I, WY Sanfe',-W
L Steensh J C Simrkide*,=W Mi .-mwyer" - =
T and''W-Timhins.& Tucker, d C Turner, S
Woodrun, W J WilsoiMrsE Wamlker.
A. R AMSEY, P. M.
JTan 14 . 2: ., 1
-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD) 3D[STRICT,
IN EQUITY. -- . --
Richard H. Holseni anmd others).
vs. - ll ftir Parf'n.
Martha M~oseley.
B)Y Virtno of an Order from Chan. Wair4law in
L)this cause, L will proceed to sell, at 1ho lite
residesee o[ the hate. Julm Moseley,. dee'd., ogi
WVednesday,.. the. 30th day of . .Tanury..mst.,one
Tract or Parboel,44Ld,,. sigated in ,the'-Distiet
nn.Saoaomi p aessf Turk~y Crsek.
andl containing Your spi~iay-a
moore or less, adjoi' KwdT vory Bland, \W.
S. Mlobley and others. . ?gt
Als'r, a likely Lot of Negroes numnben about
eighteen, au .rty be
longing to the Iste 0. ,J 11 ~~,decd
among wtich is on3il n
five years old, one find .~o ~
eellent Cookc. Thme fttm
considld of g g
loldt e~ : athe ilme1COQiaoi
Muoes .on Roa W'nore,
FTh el .Ettemlf th'sol a~iL' edit ii or:
and two years'. .Te persoudulty n a .creihit of twelvy
months. All' sets 'th'3Jj 'Tiiy ~Dollars cash.
The purchase money to lie secur oltawi
nmnplb sureties. .dsts tobe paid in .
JanS*~49 1 S, C.EE
L L peesons indebt'ed to the estate- of GMary- P
Tut, eceaed, deqeusted to make paymenmt'
and those having derridk~s against thse suid estate,
will present thema projferly attested to.a' . .m'
E. J. MiMS, Ex'or.
-JwG e ' i:e o: b
I OST OR. M.pLAID, -by-the Subscriber, a
N.Jote of hand signed by WV. B. D)fn,.kr
Thirteen Hundred and seventeen Dollars, dated on
thme 9th inst:. : Ag-lrJ -arbby notilled
agaisktga4sfg said not, ,. ~ '
Y Vl s of
rectel, I shall proceed to sell on the first
,1 nelayin Feb - yi ext, nat EdgefieldC. 11., the
l winig Prope llowing cases, viz:
Luther Roll vs. Allen -lin ; A. J. Rambo vs. -
140 Same; Other Plaintit s Tho Same, One
met of Land contamning Ft Thousand (5,000)
act - or less, adjoining s of Gen. James
Ton Swearen,:n and I rs.
I Catherin 'r vs .ohn Aui ijnd Nfary Au
try; Willis I vs The Same anipek Holes:
Other Plaintiffs hn Autry, On cet of Land
wbere Mrs. Mary suth pow residge, contain
ing Two Hundred a fty acres, more or less,
mljoining lands of B. T0,3ostwright, lip. Eliza
beth Bush and others. . -
A. Simkins, Commissione ksOn Bohnes
and Lewis Holmes; I. T. Ordinary,
Jackson olmies, Lewis W. U1oh _1 i __i - !
iel and Derick Holsonbake; other iPl
Jnck and Lewis W. Holmes, One Tract hm
ontaining Twelve Hundred (1200) acres, more.r
, adjoining lands of Derick Hlolsonbake 4A.'
t and others. .1
lark & Tillotsou vs Tillman A. Walker ; SamnZ i
uel Agner vs The Same, One Negro girl Sarah.
M. L. Bonham, Adm'or., vs Benj. F. Strom;
W. W. Adams, Assignee, vs. The same; Other i
Pantifia vs The Sane, One Tract of Land con- i
talpiing Six hundred acres, more or less, adjoining
bf iuel B'unson'and oiths.
Modsaes* n sIt rs, One ait of
Land dont.Mai wrhundred juid;forty (240.) acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of B. V. Hatcher,
Chesley Wisg and others.
~-S~ 8 y D s~sep.Patternon;~.TheSa'e ,vs.'
The Same: The Tract of Land where* the Defen
daut resides containing three (3) acres,smore or less,
djoining lands of Win. F. DurisoepF. W. Pickens
and others. -
Joln L. Harmon vs Francis Ann Harrison, One
ract of Land containingtwo hundred and sixty-.
aine%(269) sas,' ai" ;r less, .Adjoining lands. of
ams-BJGrif1i 1 A4Bettis,and others. -
.JohnMgggag - Q Toinaaund Thonas
. n nndtaining one hun
red and niue (109) acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Tandy Buckta 'ingasgorgn an4
others-the property o .fTomau4. Barnett; I
Sdastrmpe.Adytrv. VlUiam Strom and
John1 B.g i. uelWiliams vs The san;
[. B. aley, Amr., vs'.anes WooA, David I
Quarls an- William Strum,sr,, One Tract of Land
Lvtainig.four,hundred 4'sixty-two (462) acres,
nore j a ofDanuiil -Prescott,
William Prescott and others-the property of Wm.
Strom, sr.
James A. Talbirvs George Banks; The same
vs- Geo Banksand-Francis Owensby,'One Tract of
id. .cotainiug one knoadred and twenty-five (J25)y
meres, meire or less. adjoining imds of D. P. Self, I
6 --|, 0Nde ;6T-he5i i rt
vs The Saose?-One Tract of ;Lamd tontaining twen
tv-f, 4.2ynotes, ad ,niglanda of Jus4 Woolley,a
8. and J. Sampsmon vs P. C. Goddard Ad : 1Y
Sh r Ub
N1. P' )gett,"O e'Traei of PanR contaid One
undred a en (110), acres, rnore or 1eAsa Oin
ng lau Uf gr2 JaWo" ee e
Lnrf V atrv .W e ; S'afe
4rk vs The Saime ;.L.atil'v The Sne.; other.
PLintinM vs The Sameg , Oid Tract 'of Land con
ainigg.Qnu Uuadreif abd &ixty (160) at-es, mora
r ls,adjoin:Eg lindasf.ohn; L' Nicholson and'
V. W. Pickens. Alto eight Negroes, viz: Annet,
rLeindaMartha Savannah, Ellen, Felix
wd l-ge.. tl
Robt. C,.Fainus Sainel Wilims;' Other Plain- r
iflu ';s 4he Samee!.qu, egrocs, viz: Rooth,
aniel, Susan.~ .h ol ii and Charles. c
1-lintr.[ Xhn' A. Udstiston9 b
mVl. SpII-Ifmes i 'ni A'; Ho6'sturf; b
! S.Ohksarvivr,g. Joho A. Houston, Charles 0
. Ptt vs Tie 'Sam&e';& li G.~ Parks vs The
ame, seven Nae -via: 2ary, Naney, Henry, f,
abe, 'oley-, Amy-ag flUy. .u
'ohn Jones vs. Mlertl.o'sfrely, .Ex'ix., One No- ,
ro 1Boy Septimnis. . .
Mary Brooks, heaie4, 9s Wn., A.harris, Oneo
2in Thrashaer, one Gin,;~, Fone' Oi :Belt, onep
orna Sheller, one Gii' Stono, one large Kettle,
nc set lIn~eksjmh 'I 19s1: Farming. utensils, one J
Lot I lay, Shucks. Fodd'er, Biriekst, Baskets, &c., -
me one horse wa.m sixteen geese, &e.
.ilames P. Carroll, Ex'or., .vs S. S. Boyce and Z
Wm. II. Mles.; Mary Carroll vs S. S. Boyee and
ibner Bushnell; dthet Plaintff' vs S. S. Boye, .
w. Neuroes, viz: Elbert anid Mlack.
lenj. Galiman vs..Benj. G.. Ryan, One Negro
W.B. DLorn vs Benj. Galimanm, Onec Negro boy
rrer. -
* LEWIS JONES, s.E.
STAT1rl?-ev'1IrAEOLNA,
EDGEEEE DISTftICT,
Blehardrier,u.m )
wa -- '. .. . Sum. in Partition.
Crptte Prior and-otbers. .
)Y virtue of an order from H.L T. Wright, ordi
. navry or Edgefield Diutrittim the above stated .
iase~ I shallproceed t'd s ell on''the first Monday in 11
aburv nextat Edgefiled Court 1house, the Real m
siatifr Srah Pior,' ded., consisting of a Traet ~
f and cointaining Eighty-thur (84) acres, more ora
i's, bounded- by lands of Andrew Butler, Thomas a
: Tii.s -A ereiteuntil -1st Oe etprh r
'iving b lwi Iw tigpuadea-'itgage ..
~the frm'e totie orTinVm secure the purchlaso
mboney. Woiit'~pfa&
gggg sggege... . .1
STA TE OI# 50W9HliAflNA
Josepi P
John Pdrkiimdin others'
D -irtue of an order from II. T. Wright, Orai I
a*. ednbisning lfyinres,: bas olet's in- -
bte -thei)Jistriot'amd:Stag. afoi-esaid,- adjoihingj t
mnds of Douglass Robertson and others.
'Bseti fetisnt1J aNoY. aear-purlisset (
bsbutw eo go seepritieand.a mortgage P
4 oghe n'orenti so esonre-the-rpor
LEWIS JONES, s . D
STA TAF SOUTH . ROLUNA,
e EGEFIELD -DhSTRJC',.
R. T. Minms, lrtn
-s.' --- Wr n AtftcAment.
8 P.Tomplina. .
B. C. Bryan, w
The Same.
S. Christie, A ssignee) a
Various other Plantffi) -
The Same. --- -'
fliV.irteder sr.Ordrmnchie Hlbtiof -Judge J
.LJ L. Wardlair,aiShedatiPoveaseed- case, I I
,biproeedeoSetIkwTursday the 47th janussy.
das~p kth&' lhto :resid-ehod of the'abdm4. Bebtor,.
. U'nthkin5the rollowng property, i Mit s
14ur Mulesp~OAe--.Wa, One Cart; One-:Cary
g,osahold and4(itnhen~units~Ppd.misng
6,~ml.tock et Qa~ttle arnd. Llogs,:Leo, of..Cern.
qnv @tr$ped,-dr,, attaehed as thejon
aestl dget af..'orpkins.y 1is
ze, B~~ adsiddle. e., .i'7.: . - . 3:,
Ter rf-.aWISBONEs.o
. y HIlof aW e500k8
o late . L. Grillin,
; le iy aftr sale day '
ii ar , h otl
The bugk; eait be examinedl it- the ofico of the
BMd-trid' c2aesh, ovet' that
mnt'oiredit till thiefirst ofJanmuairy ide*t; with
interest frogn day of sale, and no,te and-two o'ihor.
s iti~es.
YL BdONHIAM, ad'.
a totil late irm o ,hi
- . a 'f'rr C. IL.
yA-OUE FAUTORI
FOR -SALE!
rlIII Subscriber having eupted an appointmen
i from the State which requires him to resid
a Columbia, off'ers the
fancluse Manufact'ing Establishmeni
Tor sale. Vaunluse Factory is a COTTON MILI
ontaining 2184 Spindles, 43 Loonas
nd all the necessary mnachinery of a
Complete Establishment,
und is now in successful operation. It is situatei
n Horse Creek, in Edgefield District, three mile
rom Graniteville, six miles from Aiken and four
-en miles from Augusta, Ga.
The building is of Granite and Is attached ove
20O Acres of Land,
And a Village of Thirty-four Comfortable
Dwelling Houses
r operatives. The healthfulness of the locality
nfailing water power, facilities of Rail Road trans
tation and convenience to the best Cotton narkel
Pi-in this Manufacturing EAtabli-hment advanta
espossessed by few others in the United States.
It is expected that persons desirous of purchasin
ill examine the Mill and premises for themselves
more minute,4escription is therefore deemed un
ecessary.
..eeremddressed to theSubscriber, Granitevilk
-C., will iecelve'his ihmediate attention.
JAS. JONES.
Jan 7 3t 52
Female School
.ISS FANNIE GRIFFIN will opei
a Female School at her Father's (Dr. R. C
APFIN,) iesidence on the first Monday in Februa
next.
The usual Branches will be taught to ensure i
orough' Ehglish education, together with Music.
g0-For -References, Tuition, &C., see furthe
dertisement
SJaan 8. tf 62
fai.Your Debts!
AV1NG sold . ot our Stock of Goods t
Messrs. SILEY & Usurna, we wish to eloe
Iof(J old business as soon as possible, and there
ore must request those indebted to us to come for
rard and settle. J..SIBLEY & SON.
Hamburg, Jan 7,1856. 4te 52
Fair Notice,
ALL -Persons indebted to the Subscriber, cithe
. by. note or account, prior to the 1st January
85G, are' reqtested to come forward and mnk
ayrneut,.asj am desirous of closing all outstand
ig sdebts.
I have on band, and am daily receiving a large
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Ld otlier articles adapted to Planters use, whiel
rill be sold at LWW PRICES to csih eustomerx
,nd those sending orders will bear in mind to ac
ompany them with.the CASH, as that Is an essen
m-am'tiele in carrying on business.
- B. S. DUN BAR.
iunig';Jan. 7, 1856. 4t 52
07 Anderson Gaette, Laurensville Herald ani
bbeville Banner will each copy 4 times, and for
ard their accouits wvith a paper containing the ad.
artitiement to B. S. D.
Notice, Positive!
LL Persons indebted to Robinson & Jackson
in account for 1855, are requested to setth
me same by the 1st March 1856, as we are desi
mus of closing our old Books.
And all persons having standing open accounts
a #ur Books for 1853 and 1854, or indebted to ni
j Note, are earneatly requested to pay the money
y that time, or they will be placed in the hands
' an Attorney for collection.
Gentlemen! One and all, settle up! Spare our
~elings fmom such a course, and save yourselvec
snecessary expense. Longer indulgence we can
t grant. ROBINSON & JACKSON.
Hamburg, Ja'n 7 2m . 52
A bbville Banner and Independent Press will
lease copy two months.
~otce Guardians, Trustees &c,
LL piersons, having official returns of any kind
.to reader into the office of the Comimissioner
Equitf for Edgefield District, are hereby notified
present them, properly drawn off on a sheet *.)
uuineas paper, with separate vouchers to exhibil
syments, between this date and tihe 15th day o
~ebruary next. If they do not, the law -for muel
ases, made and provided, will be pm ommpnty enforced.
* ~ A. SIMINS, c. E. E. D.
Jamn. 7 3 52.
*Notics to Debtors.,
'HOSE indebted .oa Bonds in the Commissionern
LO Ofice, whmichn bonds are due, wili please tank
tice that I- am under general instructions from
artis to colleet the dues of the ditferent estatel
ader the management and direction of this Court,
'his advertisement must be taken by all in lieu ol
rther special notice.
Those who have borrowed money of tihe funds of
onathan Wever, a minor, are expressly notified
mat the minmor becomes of age early in A pril next,
ad tey must hold themselves prepared fur asettle
et in cash at that time. I marke this notiieation
tne instance of thne party chiefly interested, as h
'ill ned funds immperatively, on attaining his ma
irity. 'A. SIMKIES c. E. E. D.
J an 9, 3mn 52
State ~of South Carolina,
*EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
P. Ridgell, and Pauline, his wife) Bill for Par
Ja6dllWillam Pope,.et al. ionrle
- Y.Virtue of in order or the Court of Equity in
..tis case, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield
ourt Houe; on the first Monday in February next,
I 'that Tract of Land known as the Geiger Tract,
utaing twvo hundred and fify aeres, more on
pa, tated in the District of Edgefleld on thc
mtersof Little Saluds, water of Big Salads, bounded
lands of Lewis- Mathis, Mrs. Miller or of Joshu*
hillor and oif Zedekiah' Watkinsepnd also bounded
pone side by said Little Saluda Rliver. This Traec
izng te Tract whereon Mark F. Pope resided a'
etme aiof his death.
Taus.-The said land will be sold ensa crednt ol
e two and three years with interest after the ex
lratioa'of one year.
Purchasers are required to give their Bonid will
ro good suretips-to secure the purchase nmoney
oet,to.be paid in cash.
A.S[MKINS, c. a. a. n.
Jan .4t 52
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINJARY.
rY H. T. WRIGHT, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge
eld District:
Whmereas, Allen B. Addison hathm applied to me foi
etter of Administration, on all and singular the goodi
nd chattels, rights and credits of Daniel Kilerease
pie of the.Distrielt aforesaid, -deceased..
These are, therefore, to cite and adnonisk all an<
In'ular, tine kindred and creditors of the said deceam
ri, to be and appear before me,at ournext Ordmnary
ourt for the sand District, to be holden at EdgeflelA
. H., on the 21st day of January inst., to shov
ause, if any, why the said Administration shnould no
Give nr'der my hand and seal, thmis 7th day o
nniary in the year of our Lord one thounsad eigh
anded and fifty-six and in the 8th year of Amen
an Independence. H. T. W RIGHT, 0. E. D.
'n.82t 52
Adnnistrator's Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of Willian
. Vance deed. age earnestly requested to setti
ithout delay, amid all'those having demands agan
hemb will render them in legally attested
* S. BROAD WATER, Admr.
Jn7 i 52.
1%otice.
L persons to whom the Estate of JTame
Weathersby, deceased, is indebted will pre
nt their claims, and all persons inadebted to thn
aid Estate, will make payments to the undersigned
W. L. ANDERSON, A dmiisitrator.
Nov. 21, 1855. tf 45
Brushes, Brushes !
[ N -Store a flue variety of Paint, Varnish, Grain
*ngBlenders, Tanuers, Whitewash, Cruml
Dusting and Hair Brushes and Combs-Flea
Brushes and Hamir Gloves-Nail, Tooth and Shavin
Brushes, &c. For sale by
$ A. Gah T1.J. TEAGUE, Druggists.
M ay233tf 10
To .Hire,
T WO Likely Negro Boys, who hanve worked tn
*yearitat the Carpenters trade, sean be hired c
ivo rable termst by applying soon to
GEO. A. A DDISON.
-r- a 2t 52
THE SOUTHERN-.LIGHT.
A MONTHLY
RELIGIOUS & LITERARJOUR-Mi,
SET FOR TIE DEFENCE Or TntUn, AnD DE!OTED
TO T.UE DIFFU8ON OF KhOWLEDG,
d!DtTED B3
E. L. WHATLEY.
-0
"Prove all things, hold fast "ha .which is good.
Terms, $2,00 per annum, in advance.
W. F. DURISOE & SON; PUBLISHERS,
DGEFIZELD C. n. S. C.
lHE main design of this JOURNAL is for
I the discussion of all subjects permining to Chris
tian faith and practice. Additional to this, we shall
present such articles of a literary character, original
and selected, as will have a tendency to refine the
taste and elevate the sentiment of the reading.pub
lie. Politics also, considered vas a Pcience, and as
Saffeeting the principles of IAw 4and Government,
and more especially the mighty inovements of the
nations, as they work out the de I of Gid,. will
claim due and proper attention. Dot .Politie de
graded to the squabbles ofpmsgogues and factions,
will be utterly eschewed and*rdi tqd. .-, -.
The Journal will contain. RTY .PAdES of
reading matter, and such advertisementp as our
friends may favor us with, not inconsistent with the
character of the work,-making at the end of the
year a neat volume of 480 pages, suitable for bind
ing in book form. -
g- All communications intended for the paper
should be addressed- to " Soumna Lienr," -Edge
field C. IT., S. C.
g' Our terms of subscription are Two DoLLaRs
per year, in advance, on receipt of the first num
ber. Ministers of the Gospel, of every denomina
tion, who may be unable to comply with the terms,
will be supplied with one copy each, on application.
gW Day of Publieation, first Monday in every
month. -
E.,L.WIATLEY,
Editor ad Proprieuir.
Edgefield, S.., Ja, 185.
BC, BRYAN
At his Old Stand, the Brick Store,
H AS Just received his FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS, to which he invites his eve
tomers and the public to call and examine fortbem
selves, as he has a
sARGE Am 00UP=ETE
assortment of all kinds of
Goods for Ladies' Dresses,
Amongst which may be found
Rich. Plain, Black, Figurcd,.Watered 'and Striped
SILKS; - -
Plain and Figured Muslin DELAINES.:
French and.English MERINOS;
Black BOMBAZINE,.ALFACOA and CAN&
TON CLOTRS. A very-fine aoommeatof.?
Ladies'o010akd, Talin's'r: Nantillas.
a large and beautiful stock of
A full supply, of
TWEEDS, KENTUCKY JEANS, SATI
NETS and CASSIMERES,
For Men and Boys wear.
--Also
A splendid and well selected assortment of
Kerseys, Blankets & Negro Shoes,
HARDWARE AND CROCKERY,
SHOE S, HIATS, CAP$, 4-e.- - .- - -;
With every article generally kept in a. Dry Goods
Store. Thankful for past favors, 1 hope by strict at
tention to business to merit a continuance of the samne.
OJ-i A liberal discount always made for Cash.
EDGEIELDB. C. BRY AN.
EDGEIELDMACHINE SHOP,
FURNITURE
JOHN MWIT
takes pl-asure in
-callhng the atten
tion of the citizens of Edgetield District, to his
MACH IN SHOP,
Which is now in succesasful and complete operation,
and also solicits an examination of his
Where lie has en hand an extensive variety of beau
tiful aiid well-finished FURNITU1RE, consisting of
Mahogany, Waln'ut, Rose.wood,.M~aple an~d Pino
Cubboard Sates,
BOOK CASES & WRITING DESKS,
Wardrobes of various Qualities,
SOFAS, SOFA LJOUNGES, &C.,
(fine variety.)
WASH STANDS, CRADLES, MA TRASSE8, &C.
Always on lind a good supply of well-mnado
Sash,nsPalDoors~ kc.,*to.
Hlavingr secured the sertices of the anost compe
tent workmien, I do not hesitateto say tha.L.ceas
hibit as fine and good work. as will be founAd ise
where. -*- A
R EPAIRING neatly and promptly atteudeda to...
(f J will sell the above articles on as reasonable
termis as the times will allow. Those who pag Cash
for their Furniture in A ugusta or Charleston wilt
not find -nueh difference In our eash charges.
gr Call1and inspect the above Furnitqre before
trading elsewhere.
Edgoeild C. H., Sept 5 f 34.
NOTICE !
ALL those indebted to the Undersigned, either
,.by Note or Aceount, ate earnestly requested
to come forward and settle, as money I NEED, and
money I MUllST HAVE. All thiosef who- fil tD
comply with this request by Return Day mayexpect
to settle with an Attorney. .
A.G.'TEAGUE.
Jan 1, 7t 5l.9
FIML NOTICE,
There is a point beyond wohich forbea~rance ceases
to be justice.
A L L Persons indebted may settle with- me, in
1-. person, (and thereby save cost,) at my Counts
ing Room until the 5th day of February, (sale day,):
after that time with Joseph Abney, Esq., my At
torney.
II would most gladly be relieved from the. umpleas
ant duty or cellecting my dues by law, but unpleas
ant as it may be, justice to myself imperativel de-I
mands it; and I shall certainly make no exceptions1
-nor do Iwish to be questioned hereafter as to the
motive of my action. W. P. BU.TLER.
rJant . 51 )
Admiinistrator's Notice.
A LL Persons having demands against the Estate
of Wm. H. Adams, dee'd., arc hereby nottfilde
to present-the same, properly attested,.br.paynfdht,
and those who are indebted to the Estate, are ro
quested to make payment to ~ Ar'r
Jan 24 tf 2
Last Cal
PERSONS indebted to the Undersigned will
.Ltake this as the last Notice. I have wakted pa
tiontly for twelve months, and onmsome much longer
and now 1 must say, that I want the'money. Those
who do not pay up by the 6th dlay of February next,.
will have to pay for their delay.
JAS. B. SULLWVAN.
D~ec26 41 50
Strayedj
TJROM the Subscriber on thIe 25th November
Llast, a small brown HORSE MULE, nine
or ten years old. A suitable retard' will be paid
fr any information leading to his recovery.
It JOEL AfCCLENDON.
gJan8 tf . . . 52
Notice.
-A LL Persons any wIse indebted to the Estate of
..%A. J. Gregory, dee'd., are earnestly regnested
to nmake immediate psyment, and -these -havaeg do
mandls will present them in legal form the present
month, as we expect to settle the Eitate hy the 1st
of February next. MARY GREGORY AJ'ors
TIIOS. JONES. .'5
_n R 2t 5
CURRYTON ACADE-IES.
T HE Eercis or these Institutions will be rc
'.Lumed on the third Monday in January next.
As-heretofore, Mr. JAMES L...LESLEY wi
;6 as Principal of-the Male Department.
The Femnle. Schopi, ith- the Pr~umary- Depari
meat of.1he Male Acade y, will be conducted b
r. A.P,.'BUTIER, ass ted by. the learned i
hly 4 niorp1kihed iss' A. E. ARTlUR, in
other competent Teachers.
Rates of Tultiozr pWt Sessia.
First Cla sPrisparr partmeug,,. . . i....$9 0
Second " Ordinary En'glish Branches,....12 0
T4.ird " Iligher . ;", . .". -.....15 0
Fourth" Greek and Roman Literature
with:higher Mathematics,.............20 0
French, Embroidery,. Needle work, &c., usw
rat"~. - .
The Shoinatle year will be divided into two SE
sions ofWiv miths eael. Pupils w 11 be cihai-gc
from the time of entering to the end of the Scssiot
Tuition in advance.
God Board en be. had in the -Village at frot
$8 to $10 per month.
I MERRIWETHER
S. P. GETZEN, ..3
'A. J. HAMMOND,
-8. W. GARDNER,
J. C. PORTER, 1
A. P. BUMX.R,
H. A. SHAW.
Dfe 5 tf. -47
Bethany Academy.
T RE Ciereises of this Institution will be r(
sumed on the Fourth Monday of Janbar
under the superintendance and instruction of Mi
G. GALPHIN, aided by competent Assistants.
All necessary repair. and additions to the buildin
will be completed by the opening of the School.
RATES OF TUITION, &c., the same as fe
the last twelve years, are as follows:
For Elementary Department, Class let, embraeln
Orthography, Reading, Writing and Child's Gt
ography, per Session, of 3 weeks,....$.....$6 0
For Elementary Depar't,.Class2nd,includingabov
and Arithmetic &Mitehell's Geography, per Sei
sion of 20 weeks............ ..........8 0
For atermediate Department, including above,an
History and English Grammar,........$ to 0
For Higher Department,.so much of above as ma
be considered necessary, with Natural Philosoph]
Chemistry and Mathematical Sciences, per Set
@ion of 20 weeks,.................... $12 0
Classical beportment, enhracing all the studies ni
cessary'to qualify the student for admission int
Sophomore Class, S. C. College, pr Sea. $15 0
Students are charged from time of entrance t
end of Sesion. No deduction for absence unlew
caused. by sickness of two weeks duration ; an
when dednetion is expected the Principal must b
notified at'the time.
There will be an additional Twenty cents pe
Scholar, per Session, to meet the incidental expen
ses of the School. W. HARRISON, CuAIR.
Dee26. 8t 50
Elton Academy,
)IU(,Trustees .of Elton Academy take grem
plnasure -in annonnei g that they haves
cured the services 'of'Mr. PATRICK 11. ADAME
a graduate of the South Carolina College, as thei
Teacher for the year 1S56. The exercises of th
Acadeiy will be resumed on -he first :Monday i1
January next.
The Rates of Tuition are as follows:
For Latin, Greek and the higher branchea'of Math
ematics, Philosophy, Chemistry, &c., per Sessio
of 51 months,.......................$18 01
For English Branches, including English Gram
mar, Geography, A rithmeti, &c.. r Ses. $12 01
This Aen3efidf ' Atuatcin-a lk1 by pirf of tih
istriet, and is -removed from scenes of dissipation
The Trustees feel no -hesitation in recommendin
their Academy as worihy, in every respect, of i
liberal share of patronage.
3gr Good Board can be obtaincd convenient t
the Academy at about. $8 per month, including
washing and lights. S .NCOSN
* . D. R. STROT HER, I
JOS. ADA MS,
R . WV. ADAMS. .J
Dec 26 5t 50
B!E GREENVILLE
B4PIIST FlMALE COLLEGE
T HIS INSTITUTION, established by the Bnp
Ltlist Stato Convention of Sonth Carolina, an<
nder the control of the Board of Trrustees of the
Furman University, will go into full operation os
the first Wednesday in February next, with th<
following Faculty:
REV. H. A. DUNCAN,
President, and Piofesser of Mental and MOra
-.Sceice and fIisiory,
PROF. CHAPMAN R. TWITTV, .
(.AE PaOFsssOn [N CAROLINA COLLE.GE, N. C
Professor of Ancient Languages, Mat hematics aae
the Phisical Sciences.
REV. MARION W. SAMIS,
Professor of Logic and Belle, Lettree.
PROF?. EDWARD B. BACON,
'Professor of Music.
MRS. MARGARET A. RICE,
Principal Instructress in Me English Departmieni
MISS .JA NE CAMERON,
Assoite Inst ructress in the English Depiartment
[ATES OF TUITION PEa ANN UAfL SESSIObi
raAALE 5EMi-ANNUA LLY IX ADvVANCE.
Arrangements have been made for further assis
lane in~tha various Departments as it may becom
necessary.
Primary Depatment............$3 04
Academie ' . .. --40(- ---- 4
Collegitu ".. ........--. 50 04
E.XTatAs..
Vocal Music, which every pupil is reguired'
to take...............-------.$3 0(
Pianoot Guitar, including use of Instruments, 50 04
ncient Languages, each..............- 40 04
Modern " . "-.-.-------.---4 04
Drawing and Painting...............- 40 04
Fany Needle-work, Embroidery,....... 40 01
For $100 all the extra branches will be taught.
gr Board for a large number of pupils canb
obtained' in the College Buildings, or ithe immec
diate vicinity of College, for $14 per month,'iinclu
ding lights and washing.
The atmnal Tarm wilt commence'oin thu firs
Wednesday in February and close the niiiddle t
November, with an intermediate v'acation of twe
weeks, comnmeneing theliat Thursday In July, thui
orresponding with the Term and Viosations in th
Furman University.
Aiy further information will be given on appliec
tion to
C. J. ELFORD, Treasurer, or to
REV. RICHARD FURMAN,
PROF. P. C. EDW ARDS, O
COL. T. P. BROCKMAN,
T. B. ROBERTS, ESQ., I !
-P. E. DJNCAN, ESQ., ?
PROF. J. P. BOYCE.
December 18 St 491
$103000 Wanted for 1856.
rj01E Subscriber wishing to restrict hiis businea
.1exclusively to the CASH SYSTEM, take
this opiportunity to inform his patrons that he -wi
ope~no Books for accoupts this year,. It is useles
tohigie as -to'"the'*advantages, bth- to -buyer an
seller of this system.3-All-seknowledge itto both
best.' ' ' -
Intnding to keep a good supply of articles in th
varouwlabes of my business, I respectfully se
lici doitinance of the liberal patronage so Ion
ez 'ded>~ome.on-now with your small change
and let us try it one year, and see how it works.
G. L. PENN, Aoe.
Jan .1,1855. tf 51
DISSOLUTION.
T H E Co-Partnership heretofore existing beotwee
the Undersigned, under the Firm of W. .
J. HIL, is dissolved by mutual conswent.
Te unsettled business of 'the Firm will be ad
justed by WILLIAM 1l:LL, who is duly authorised
us the name of the Firm in liqudation..
JAMES HILL.
Hamburg, S, C., August 31, 1855.
.A. .A.E.D.
THE Undersigned wifl continue the business ina
its brnches at the Okt'Stimd;~ where he woulk I
pleased tohive ALL who are indebted to the Firi
in anywise, to call anid settle without delay.
WM. HILL.
Hamburg, Aug'31, 1885.. Gm.. 35
Notite.
WXASIING and IRONING done to ordc
VAppad t this 0O1cc
-Wor Tax Collector
11 TIIMAS B. REESE,
DERICK IIOLSONBAKE,
A. R. ABLE,
-THEOPHILUS MEAN -
WESLEY WERTZ.
di M.-B.'W.HITLB,
- BARNEY :LAMIR.L
CHARILES CAITR,
Law Notice.
0 Undersigned have formed a partnrhir
Tfor the Pracetice or Law for Edgefieid District.
0 One or both will at all times be found at theit
Office iii Law Range. M. L. BONHAM,
CICERO' ADAMS.
d Edgefeld, Dec 24-1855. 2mw $t
Law Notice,
n TIE Undersigned have formed a Partnershiy
fur thle practice of La'w in Edgefield District.
W. C. MORAGNE,
H. W. ADDISON.
Dec 25, 1855. tf 50
Medical Notice.
-. RS. READY & KENNERLY will practice
i. Medicine together on the Ridge and neigh
boring vicinity. Office at Dr.'Ready's.
Out 17 6m 40
- y 0. X. WRIGHT, DENTIST.
O FFICE over Messrs. CAaxtcuhAL
& BRAN's Ilardware Store, Broad
street, Augusta, Ga.
All operations pertaining to Dentistry will be nt
tended to with promptness, and to the entire satis
faction of all who may favor him with their patronage.
W" Gold Plate and Wire, Clasp Metal, Solder,
9 &c., furnisned to Dentists for Cash.
Auguita, May I ly 16
e OAR OL INA -OTEL,
0 . HA MBURG,S. C.
MRS. C. A. GRAY. PROPRIETOR.
y r IE Public are respectfully informed that this
h Hotel has undergone a thorough repair, and
has been refitted in the BEST STYLE, rear
0 less of expense, and was opened on the First of
, October, for the seception of Boarders and accom
o -dation of Transient customers.
0 The best accommodation is guarantied to those
who will favor the Proprietor with their patronage,
and the Management will. be such as to command
for the House, the reputation it has always maintain
o ed, as the Best Hotel Ea Hanuburg.
The Propiietor assures the public that no pains
r shall be spared on the part of. the Management to
furnish the uTable.with the best viands the Market
of Augustaand Hamburg albrd.
Families visiting our Town are solicited togive an
a trial, as our best exertions shall be devoted to ad
minister to their entire comfort.
TILE STABLP befdn'ing to the Hotel will be
under nian ment .of: an 6xperienced. Ostlet'
and the best of care will be -taken of Horses and
" Vehicle% left to his charge.
r Hampurg, October 2, tf
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
A UGUSTA, GEORGIA.
F. M. JENNINGS; PROPRIETOR.
7 IS popular and well knoiv Hotel, the most
V . cenirally situated in this oity is now open
for reception df' Customers. The undersigned was
) for a number of years, the' proprietor of the Globe,
and-flatters himself that he has'stilt 1h abilityand
disposition to afio:r1 to his patrons tie 'accommoaihl
tion of yore,. le will take thig $tnoon I sayt
he has secured the services of . J. V.'CLAP,
as his assistant, and witl guarantee to the travelling
public, who may patronise his house, the best Fare
that can be furnishedl in the A ugusta, Savannah
Charlestoan and Northern markets. The United
States is now open under his management and an
pervision, and all he asks of new or old customers
is at call, if they are not satisfied he will not com
plain.
Boad'1 day.
'F. M. JENNINGS.
NoVd I 1855.' 45 4mn
.A. C .A. B.D
IfHTE Undersigned returns his sincere thanks to
Lhis friends for their patronage while located in
IHamburg, and hereby informs them that he can be
fonde (after 1st Se~ptember next,) at the 't:ouse of
W ARD, BURCHIA RD & CO., opposite the Ma
sonic Hasll, Augusta, Ga., where he would be happy
to see atnd serve thtem, and where a FULL and
C'omplete Stock of Dry Go ods,
can ulwamys be found, whidhl will be sold as LOW
as from any House in the City. , -
Hamburg,'A ug 13, if 31
Boleteting, Mattress Making,
&c., &c. -
7'HIE Subscriber takes great pleasure in announ
ecing to the citizens of Edgefield and the public.
ge.ner'ally, that heo has op~ened a Shop directly West
of the Planters' liotel, two doors below Mr. 13. C.
-Bryan's Store, where he is prepared to make
Mattresses of every Variety,
AND REPA!R & CUSHION
&e., after the best and latest styles and on the most
reasonable terms.
lie respectfully solicits a share of the patronage
of the trading pnbhic. Call and examine my work.
It will recommeind itself.
0J All business in the above liken done promptl
and neatly finished. IH. MARTIN.
Deio5 5 i 1 47
Furniture Establishment.
HE Subscriber lhas just started, I connexion
Lwith the above basini.ss, a
where he is prepared to do all kinds of work en
trusted to his care with perfect satisfaction .to his
eustomers, and at prices heretofore unknown in
this Village.
I will make- to order, and of the very, best material,
0icef..m, Z edagd,s
DEDEL$ADS, YWASISTANDS.
Tables, Desks, &c.
a will also make to order, and at the shortest notice,
Of every variety, and in the best style.
U Old Furniture repaided handIsomecly and
promptly.
A share of public patronage Is respectfully' soli
eited. - -M. A. MARIKERT.
I Dec 19 . tf 49
Attention, Gardeners,
0 H AATE just opiened my usual large suppl of
IFresh Garden Seeds from the well known Gs
den of I.. Lau~dreths & Son, of Philadelphia. It
Sis generally acknowledged that Seeds grown in this
i Garden are equri, if not superior to any grown in
' this country. G. L.PENN, Aaznr.
Jan 1 . if:- 51
The Last Dun? -
- T ONCE mnore appeal to these that are indebted
AL for money, anrd should you fail to pay me by the
15th day of February next, you cannot settle with
g me after that time, as I will on that day, without
distinction, turn over my notes and accounts to the
.proper offleers for collection. 'LA Y
Deci 268 50
Notice.
A LL Persons indebted to the. Estate of Col. U
B. Bouknight, deo'd., are earnestly requestl
to mnake immediate payment. All persons having
I demandi against te estate, .will present them pro.
perly attested. 2 IIT, A't
MARY BOUKNIGHT.
Dee19 ly ,-49
For Sale,
AFIRST RATE Tanper and Currier.
.t.Also, a good BleksInIth. for sale or itire.
r Enquire or F. O'CONNOR'
t. Vinta., 1& g.lae.d Dist ric~t, Jain 7 f 52A
Here shatie srtel . -fie tain'y
Unawed by pwer.an dagril gi
T HIE Subscribeatoposesn ds:MrtThursday
X .jn.Febr -pg q-g- faed
ef zideen iagaps
' INyNMa",wi thOj rA of.
* writer's views otn all' sub ts tLat may in any. wie
interest the. , thir
adPro te v' gPOXg9e t
the ".ros n oolsmnqsaEll brof
nbsh the uut ment& 'geneiraImfomaie.l
tive to -C.9pmerce, ri ue and P-o.ti;
Stheie rtire an t : most p!mis*iing
Mob te sub.re counpAz d hselso,s.
theqe do. ojDg aBa r
e.o O aa ne tw ;
litds system qf this Stn p.
ableaed'popelar wrers . andi nU1ar1a6e, aboier
expensneehall, be..spared- to mabsdhie'" lauma"
wbit aNewspaprosht tb.2 "
Suber~iption prie2 a yis advspee-ayaue
on the receipt or the fits numies..
Wg'. A dhs dA Sabof'I iW$a i E.
H., S.C.
Edgt-ieldfDeeeiber 2 3
N. B.- stMae d who wi ath a
Agents, fir~he ."IJxvou"wm.is a Seem
names shalreuelve one c to W.W .
Dec w p o 2It'! 59
TlValtial e. $aoar . r -ale...
n athe following
vadauble 'propiiwy'Iai. Ha ii b
Thie DWLNU4MMI~ii 10mem.)" -e
Corner -of-g' e se: ehammog
Mercer Street. The Dwelling and Kitcen
brlcek, coprtd witha *i. Osiht-Lee .Caringe.
Homoe, Stable,.and iaeeasy gtbaudigs.
The LOT on Centre Stset, pearly oppsit the.
Ameriesa hiotel, on wtleh isa large STOR
BRICK BUILDING, occupied as Two Stores and
Dwelling-let running through to Cobb Street. O#
the latter Street is a large beek Stre
The LDt on Corner Market and Veavatwert
Streets,.unnngthrog to Mereer Sllisgn tth s
tered and painted.
FIVE toNDRED alleMSEB Wnasberge aL
EdgeeI4 'lnk-ed~SfebI -
The boveproper y will be enoi' ee -ma-Cq
ting terms, or exchanged fr aud an So toerw Gewe
ga oregrees. t r . A. NENRICK.
.HambrgOtl -,s re 3
Valuable s C ands for s le
T He Subscriber ofers for sale the St AC? OP
LAND on whieh Ao new yives, situated on
Savannah River, ieAIea miss above Augusta,
'well adapted to.tho cultivatienof Cotton sad raiq
contain pig n. I . .
-1176 Aros1
more orisspt wi bve and. aa serones
ty k gree 8 an onghueos tbhw -~
the balquee ofte.oled ad isin 'fais seateef
oultivation. e haseera Ine .
it. On the premises are ssn netewa bin.
It is as healthy a location, and as msoral and intellik
gent a segbohq a ea/y16 sr
n o
te gEubscriabe ofd f, Wwith
severa 'o wprhi. The pla is heatuy, aoesteo
inaen n and we adapted to au man' -
force. -
The -above lands will be sold en neeomrnedsth
will be fi p kt far
showing the.1a a ies 'hh tapuhe'
or any information given by addresing.tesu "e
herat Woodlaw,i.G. 'i J.E OLMCSb
Oet 2 . :Sn
1.aid fer Sale1
T0HE Subscrive' wI5ni.t s aNg ,is ocuiso
offers for sale. his YALI14ILEL PLA-&
.TION, co notaining
Thee hundred S iesty-sveAeres'
Lying on Saluda River,'and adjoininglaefMmW
A. Strother, A. Clark ind 'David Ny leek
Bozeman's Ferry, and within two or tnd ioed
ynrds of-the Greeneille di Columbia la&Road.
The Tract contninsienboit one ' rn d ath es le
original forest, whitstteek -is undbre falce. Onb
hundred and 6ftjgs in d elgir &tate%f'entivatlouv,
of which' there is from siventy-Gre'ti one hundtnd
acres of fine bottomlanud equal to any-and surpassed
by none in the State. This plantatIosh sgood out
lets and excellent ranges for steek.
On the presmises are a g-o Two Dt~ welling
-H ouse and all necessary plantation bdgs. Al..r
a Spring of never failing water.
gr Any-person wiqlbin[[ wurIh.eal al ow
the Subscriber who resides'on the premises, and he
wlli take pleasure In showing them tle oe tir.aet.
* J. We MAYNARD.
T HE STORE HOUSE, next East of Rl. U. Sal
..livan's, 30 feei front and 60 deep, eosaiaing
three rooms below, one above, and a ge6 sejar.
THE TAN YARD aqd Lot~a inlagiad .e
taining Abent~ hree aores.- -
ONE LOT on the branch adjoaiing~I.Rfa
Oct 2 20fW . Ijf 38
NE E F R
both standard and ?W IA l d standard and
d ,IlJRAS,.nrd - ifWWK R
natv %rii~ ezv d )i,- llaatte
habitsi and gtk.~ ' $
E7J Pried Catalogues sent to all applicat.
Address SUMMEIRhCRfAMMOND,
Oct 31 3b: 42 PtsmaraS4.
Dissolation~
T HIE Co-Partnership existing~ under the Firm
of LARKA& BUCKMASTER~, *as aseu~ved
by mutual consent on the 10mh Deeenbr 1855.
Either of the Partners will use the -am of the
Firm in liquidation. They speoua and notes will
be kept atthe Store af ).U.:Lelethe eams as ee
cupied by us. We partieda regnest cur se
tonersand frienda.o call and -osw their opla
accounts by Notes or-Cash.
JAS, C. LARK,
-E. .T. BUCKMA STER.
Hlam~urg, December 10, 1855.
nEUndersigned having par- .
ehased er B J. 'Buoku-e bis
interest In the firm of Lark & Bakmasten, sis
tis method of informin bis friends and eastomestI
that ho wilt eJ~finsa e'nfe&t-e aunetand,
asheretofos,whesshe wilL be.plead te see
I intend keeping a large Steek of a.kindan ofGed
- In the Greery rn
Sell as oheapas can be an'orded, and will pay the
highest market price for Cotton, f'lsur, Bacon, he.
JAS. C. LARK.
Hlambrg, Me 1,85S a y64 - 50
abet a final set
emaent wlbemad on theo Esate of Daniel
Smith, dec'd., in the-Ordinarit% Officat Edgefleld
C..HI., on the 4th Monday -hn Januaryggest .Al
perions indebted will please makt paymsent by the
above time, and those having demands will peaunt
them by the same time.
*tiWN' P. 'MICEKIER,[i.,..
Oct 2l8, 55. . . . I .T 3 H.
Ei Subscriber earn soocmnasodate tuvisaeer
.Lfourteen Boarders desirous of attending the
Edgefield Schoolb. - uqbgips~nvenient to
nll the Schoos inthVh .
ascrd be exp . r} .