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townsville Academy,

TNHIs INSTITUTION, two miles west Of
i Cambridge, will be opened on the second
Monday in January 1851, under the superin-
tendence of Mr.. GEORGE E. LEITNER, a
Graduate of the South Carolina College.
He comes well recommended by Mr.. j. r.
SnURLEY, who prepared him for College, and
also by some Of the Professors Of that Institution
Those who have Sons or Wards to educate,
could probably, not do better than to place them
at this Institution, where all the branches ncces-
sary to prepare them for College, or for the busi-
ness of life will be taught
Terms per Session of Ten Months.
For the Elements, including Reading, Writing
and mental exercise in Arithmetic, ....Sl2 00
For the above, with English Grammar,
Geography, Arithmetic, Algebra, &C.
ometry, Chemistry, &c.............. 8 90
For the above with Latin and Greek Il. .28 90
Board can be had ON reasonable terms.
Trustees.
DR.. r. C. GRIFFIN, Tnos CHATHAM, Esq.
Capt. WM CARTER, w. N. MooRE, Esq.
Capt. P. McKEDLEn. J. W. CmLEs, Esq.
Jan.9, 2t 81
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Sale or Rent.

H1IIE Subscriber offers for sale or rent the
IL ensuing year, his valuable HOUSE and
LOT, on Liberty Hill, formerly occupied by DR.
Hibler, with the necessary out buildings, aud /;
good Garden for family. Also, convenient
Shoe Shop, together with wel-arrangcd Store
House. commodious Barn and Stables, Horse
Lot, Corn Crib, Carriage House, sc.
Any person desirous Of Renting or Purchasing
the above named prcnlses-can also buy or rent
l2 to Is acres, good bottom land, belonging tc
the said premiscs-wil find it to their interest tc
call on the undersigned at Liberty Hill.
JOHN ANDERSON.
Oct. 90, 1850. If 10
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siblc, Of Northern influence, either literary or
personal, and they feel that they lave now q
School in their mids adapted to their utmost pre-
sent and future need
In rclnqnishing the proprictorship Of the In
stitute they by no means lose their solicude for
its SUCCESSION the contrary, they will always re.
main watchlul guardians Of its vital interests, aad
existing still as acormratc body, they will ever be
ready to protect und foster it.
TRUSTEES.
T. II. WARDLAw, n. L. GRIFFIN,
Il. I. Minis, S. +. GooDE,
T. PE:H
Edgcfcld, Dec. 25 1850 Il a?
~ The Southern Baptist end Hamburg Re-
publican will copy the above advertisements three
times, and forward accounts to this Office.
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Land for Sale!

FHNI1E Subscriber offers for sale that excellent
IL tract Of land whercon he now resides, sit
uated i'll this District, on the Martintown and
Key Roads, twenty miles from Hamburg, and
eleven from Edgeiicld Court House-containing
five hundred and sixty (j60) acres.
Said lands arc in healthy locality, we'll water
cd with excellent springs Of water. Attached
to the premises are good GinHousc and Screw,
with all other improvements, necessary for farm
ing purposes.
NICHOLAS MERIWETIIER.
Jan q. tf 81
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Summer-Hill Academy,

NEAR HAMBURG, S. c.
TI1E Winter recess of this Institution being
: i now had, its duties will be resumed on the
First Monday in January next
The Classics, together with the higher BRAN
ches of English Literature will be taught. Every
care and attention will be given to children Just
entering upon tic elementary branches OF edu-
cation. .,,
Terms, and other particulars, will be made
known in subsequent publication.
S. W. KENNERLY, Principal.
Dec. S, 1850. tt do
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Land for Sale.

TIIE Subscriber offers fos sale, his tract Of
i land, containing two hundred and sixty
three (265) acres, more or less, situated in this
District, and lying on waters Of Rocky Greek
and Boles' Branch, and within one mile of Gil
gal Church.
With regard to the convenicnccs and improve
metts on the place and the production of the
soil, he says nothing leaving them to speak for
themselves when examined by those dcsirous Of
purchasing.
Terms shall be made easy to the purchaser.
JOHN 7. SIMPSON.
Oct. l6 fE 80
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
Elijah Still ct al, BNfor Partition Of
rs. the Real Estate Of
Eliz'th. Still ct al Jos. Still, decd.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that the
i defendants Jacob Youngblood and Sarah
his wife, Jonathan T. Nichols and Frances his
wife, Nancy c. Still, and William Still reside
beyond the limits CT this State, on motion
by Mr.. Griffin, Solicitor, Ordered that the said
defendants do plead, answer, or demur to this
Bill, within three months from the publica-
ton Of this order, or that the said Bill be taken
pro confesso against them.
S. 8. TOAlpK1NS, C. E. E. D.
Comm'rs. Office, Nov. 6, 1850. 3m 42
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Groceries,.

TUST Received, large supply Of good; clean
q Brown Sugar; Rio and ,]avo Coffee, Loaf,
Crushed and Powdered White Sugar, superior
Apple Vinegar, Cheese, Crackers, Smoked Beef,
Smoked beet Tongues, Buick Wheat Flour, New
crop Raisins and Almonds, Fresh Rice. Also,
Black and Green Teas, Of superior quality. For
Sale by G.. L. PENN, Agent.
Dec S, 1850 If 46
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June 10, 1850
ESty'OU.

nAV1D MALL, living near the old Charles
~ ton Road, about three miles North of Aiken,
tolls bcJore me small BAY HORSE, with o
star in his forehead left fore foot white. Sup
posed to be six or scren years old. Appraised
at Forty-fvc (s45) dollars.
SAMUEL POSEY, NJ. Z. D.
Nov. 81, 1850. 4tm ii
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TO the Ladies'!

MISS NJ. A. CARTRIDGE, respectfully in
lN1 forms the citizens Of Pottcrsville and vicn-
ty, that she is now prepared to carry on the
MILLINERY AND MANTAU MAKING
business, with ncatness and despatch, and after
the latest styles and fashions. She socits a
share Of public patronage.
January2, II SO
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Edgefeld Female Institute.
lSd@pfield G.. HI. =. O..

WNIIIs Institution closed for the Winter Va, a,
q cation on Friday the goth inst, and ~li'
reopen on Monday the 18th Of January 1881.
The Principal offers his very sincere tllanXs 10
his Patrons for their liberal support and kIn'! en-
couragcment, which he hopes the result Of Ills la
bors will justify, and that the ensuing year Will
proyc their unaLated confidence.
Having become Proprietor as well as fr'nct-
nal Of the Institute, an additional guaranty Is tus
riven to the public, that every cxerton OIL his part
viii be made to deserve and ensure its success,
and to make it what it PROCESSES to be, superior
School. Every means has been taken III tue
choice of ASSISTANTS and TEXT Books, to render
Il moro than ever On essentially
Southern FisStitatss0n'
and in the Music Department it will be found tlia
few sehools can vie with the amount OF talent ano
the number Of Teachers employed.
Circulars of Terms Sc. can be had by apphe'l
ton, by mail or otherwise to the Pr'nepal' a'''
y Catalogue Is on tic eve Of publication:
o''''o r. II. NICHOLS,
Principal and Proprietor
EdocGcld, December 25th, 1850.
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EdsefleId Male Academy.

gENIIE exercises of this Institution will be re.
L sumed OIL the First Monday in January Of
the ensuing year.
Students can here become thoroughly acquaInt-
cd with the Latin and Greek languages.
Young men prepared for any Clnss in College.
The English Department will not be neg lected.
Terms per quarter of eleven weeks, 3, or 50,
according to studies pursued.
T. il. JOHNSON, Rector.
Dee. IL, 1850. If AZ
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TNHOSE Indebted to the Estate Of Martin
i Poscy, decd, are requested to make immc-
date payment and all those having demands to
drcsent them properly attestcd, to me, on or be-
fore the first Of January next, or they will be
rejected.
SAMUEL POSEY, Adm
June 10, 1850 If %
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" office.

TIIE Subscriber will offer at private sale, his
i desirable Stock of Medicines, Shop Furni-
anxious for good locality, would do well by
giving him call, as he is desires to retire from
practice. JOHN L. LEWIS.
Jan. I, If SO
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~ o { Ce.

A Ii. Persons indebted to the estate of Thomas
~ II. Lovelcss, deed, are requested to make
immediate settlement, and those having demands
against said estate will present them properly at
tested, according to law
SUSAN LOVELESS, Adm'ix.
Jan. 9, 1851. 3t 81
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servants Wanted.

NOR the ensuing year in small Family,
j. middle aged Man to attend a Horse, Cow
and Garden; steady Woman as plain Cook and
Washer; middle aged Woman as Nurse and
lroner, and yound girl to attend to small chill
drcn. For such servants good wages will be
this Office.
Nov % 1850 # q
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AUGUSTA, Jan. +.

~RN U y D"fT'
The Market remains much in the same state as
noticed in our last. But little has been done, as
both buyers and sellers arc anxiously awaiting the
next steamers news.
The river is full and still rising. The water
this evening was running about three feet over the
lower wharvcs
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II Office.

4 IL Persons indebted to the Estate of VIM
~ Humphreys, deed, are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having demands
against said estate, will please present them pro-
perry attcsted.
JAMES EDISON.
Jan 2, 3t 81
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L. u mn ber.
Positive Notice,

rs HEREBY GIVEN to all those indebted
i to the undersigned, either BY note or open
account, due the first of January 1851, and pre-
vious, that are not settled by the 10th Of Febru-
airy next, will find their accounts and notes in
the hands of an Attorney, for collection; for
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4. B. Coleman, to lst Jan. '52.
j. NJ. Coleman, to lst JAN '52
NJ. E. Wagner, to lst Jan. '5e
James c Brooks, to eth July 81
II. r. Dean, to lst Jan. $50.
A. J. Mathis, to lst Jan '52.
A. Runnells. to lst Jan. '5:2o.
David Wise, TO lst Jan. '52.
James Minor. to LIST Jan. 80.
Joseph Ethercdgc, to 9th Jan. 80.
William Herbert, to 9th Oct. 81.
Robert Bryan, Esq, to stll Jan. 80.
S. Sullivan, TO 18th Feb. '52.
Samuel Perrin, to 2S,h Nov. '5I.
E. Busscy, to sth Feb. 81.
j, G, Dagnell, Esq, 10 Sth Feb. 80.
L. B. Lott, to 10th Jan. '52.
Hartwell Roper, to 9th Oct. Isl.
Vim. X. Seigler, to lst Jan. $50.
Abram Adams, to Sth Feb 'j2.
Mrs. Martha Hobbs, to 9th Jan. '52.
G. c. Mayson, to 7th Oct. Isl.
DIR. John T. Simpson, to 9th Jan. '52.
George j. Anderson, to 9th Jan. '52.
S. Clark, to 9Th Feb. 81.
Rev. S. p. Gctzen, to 9Th Jan. '52.
W. S. Howard, TO 4th March 81.
DR.. D. C. Tompkins, to 7th June 81.
T. W. Burt, to 9th Jan. $50.
Vim. NJ. Williams, to 9th Jan. 80.
John sciglcr, 10 9th Oct. 81.
Col G. Chcatham, to 25th Dec. 81.
J. H. Hollingsworth, to 18th Jan. '52.
Christopher Busbcy, to 9th Jan. '52.
Vim. Edwards, to 7th Jan. '52.
VIM. Brown, to eth Jan. 'j2.
John G. Porter, to 9th Jan. '52.
L. S. Bland, to 9th Jan. '5s.
Thomas S. Powers, to 10Th Dee. '5l.
Lewis Blcdsoe, TO 5th Jan. '52.
George Kcrshaw, ESQ, to 10Th Dee. Isl.
5. ". Barr, to 9th Jan. 80
Jonathan Taylor, to 9th Jan. '52.
David o. IIughs, to 9th Jan. '52.
John Jennings, to 9th Jan. '52.
N. Meriwcther, to a3d Jan. '52.
NJ. NJ. Posey, to 30th Jan. Isl.
NJ. D. Wells, to 22d Nov. 81.
John F. Burris, to 9th Jan. '52.
Vim. Bolton, to lst Jan. '52.
/. S. Jchnson, to 3Otl March '52.
Maj. Abram Jones, to 9th Feb. '52.
DIR. NJ. W. Abney, to lst April '5l.
II. B. Gallman, to 7,l Aug'5l.
DR. Samuel Lassetcr, to 9th Jan '52.
Cheslcy Wells, to 2sth Jan '52.
DR. Gilbert Tennent, to 9th Jan '52.
johnson Lowrey, to 9Th Jan '5a.
Wesley Culbreath, to 10th Oct Isl.
Chesley Attaway, to Goth Dec. '5l.
Geo A MGKic, to l7th Jan SO
Caleb Watkins, to e2d May 50
John Coleman, to Doth Feb SO
DR. VIM Coleman, to9th Jan SO
SW Gardner, to lst Aug5
Capt J L Bryan, to 10th Oct 81
Thomas Payne. to 9Th March 50,
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Notice.

THOsE indebted to the Estate of Hugh Hill
L burn, deceased, are requested to make inn
mediate payment, and all those having demands
to present them, properly attested, to me, on or
before the first Of January next, or they will be
rejected. Given under my hand at my elicc,
this Goth April, 1850.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
RIay Il Is
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Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate OF Isaiah
n Blackwell, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having demands
will present them properly attested:
JAMES BLACKWELL, Admir-.
April II 1850 If IL
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Tbe Markets.
CHARLESTON, Jan. a.

An active demand for Cotton has prevailed and
the result is the sale of $500 bales at 10 l3ac.
Prices have stiffencd under the Niagaras adviccs,
and show an advance of a Ac.
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Edgefield Female Institute.

ynyUE Trustees Of this Institution have much
pleasure in announcing to the public Its per,
frct success during the past year, and they teei
'eS' 20 ! - recommending It to
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Cooper, J. w. g. Co. Owcnsley, Frances
Cordcr, John II. Omstcad, Henry
Free, z. w. Petfie, Geo. or Heirs
Fieurcwsle, Prof u. 2powcr, John
Graham, S. B. Patterson, Susan
Glover, John Randall, John R.
Garrett, VIM. Reardcn, George
Green, G. F. Roper, Freeman
Holmes, Willcs, Leopard, David e. WIN
Hamilton, Lucinda Sullivan, E. D.
Hamilton, J. w. Sims, S. F.
Hipshcr Henry Starke, R. Q.
Hill, w. II. Tailor, James
G. l.. PENN, P. NJ.
Jan Q 1851 st 81
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Notice.

A IL those indebted to the Estate of Abiall
~ Robertson, deceased, arc requested to make
payment, and those having demands to present
them, properly attested.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
April 90, Is
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Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to the estate Of Hczc-
"A kiah Strom, decd, are requested to pay up
before Return Day, or pay cost, and those hav-
ing demands against said estate will present them
properly attcsted, as the law requires.
S. c. STROM, Admir-.
Jan. 9, 1851. Ct 81
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ar q M Mg B Da

On Thursday evening, a6th ult., by Rev. S.
P. Getzcn, Mr.JosErH NORRIS and Mrs cATHA-
R,,E HARVEY, all Of this District.
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DY Strict attent1 to business, and the ex. X
d trcmcly LONPRICES at which we will
sell our Goods, wihopc our friends and the
public will continueo bcstow their patronage,
which was so libcray extended to R. NJ. Full
LER, at the "old 81 sd." ,sc
Liberty Hill, JaF /, 1851. If SO
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to Henry H. Hill, by
~ Note or book account, are requested to
make immediate payment, as longer indulgence
cannot be given.
JAMES CRESWELL, Assignee.
Nov. % 1850 # 45
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Notice.

A Ii Persons indebted to the Estate of A. T
n Grafton, deceased, will come forward and
make immediate payment And all those hav-
ing demands against said Estate, will render them
in duly attested as the law directs.
MARTHA A. GRAFTON, Exccutrix.
January l6 1850 I'm 81
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Administrators Notice.

4 LII Persons having demands against the
n estate of Elisha G.. Robertson, deceased,
are requested to hand them in properly attcsted, I,
and those indebted to the said estate requested
to make payment to the undersigned.
ELBERT DEVORE, Admir-.
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DeDOt Lots.

THERE will be positive sale, to the highest
i bidder, of twenty or more Lots, at the
Greenwood Depot, Of the Columbia and Green
Vile R. Road, on the 22nd Of January next.
Sale to commence at l2 o'clock. Terms, q
credit Of twelve months, with interest from day
of sale, and good personal security.
NM. M. BLAKE,
Z. R. CALHOUN,
JOHN LOGAN.
Greenwood, Dec. 26, 81 so
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NO1iCe.

A IL those indebted to the estate of Joseph
"A Morris, decd, are requested to pay up
forthwith, and those having any demands against
said estate, will present them properly attested.
SARAH MORRIS, Ex'ix.,
E. MORRIS, Ex'or.
Jan. Q, 1851. 1t 81
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COLUMBIA, Jan. 6.

The transactions Of yesterday were exceeding
" light, owing to the small amount on sale. Pri-
ccs ranging from ia l33,
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Notice.

NOTICE.
A Ii. those indebted to the estate of Wiley J.
IA Poscy, decd, are requested to settle up
immediately, and those having demands against
said estate, will present them properly attested.
B.M. POSEY, Adm'or.
Jan. 9, 1851. Ct 81
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Re 1T KNOWN,
HODGES INSTITUTE,

GREENWOOD, ABBEVlLLE DIST. S. c.
"a Classical and Military Academy for
Young Gentlemsn)
THE next session Of this Institution will COM
l. n,ence on the first Monday in January 1851.
The classical department will be under the iInme-
dia,c supervision of Mr.. HENRY HOLTZ-
CLAW, A. NJ, an accomplished scholar and an
experienced teacher.
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DtSDEaSftO1l.
GREN SALE OF
Ln,,I s. PebO,a0L Property

GREAF SALE OF
Land & PeJsO,atsL Property
rINHE Undcrsicna a. dcsirous of closing up his
l. business in thii District, offers ior sac' anu
will sell at public etion, to the hignest 1Iuuc,
at his residence, on MONDAY, the iotn 90.
Of January, that valablc, plantation' Known ~
POM PLEASAN
Situated about 7 mil. South of Edgcfell G. H.,
on or close to the Egefield and Augusta Stage
Road adjoining lanIs of Mrs. j. Roper, Wash
ington Wise, Mosesswearengn and others, con- con-
,aining about Nine Hundred 5000 acres OF pro-
ductve Oak and Hilkory upland, great portion
of which is clcarck and under good fences.
There is an exccllcn, two and half story high
Dwelling House, BEn, Gin, House. and every very
other necessary builhg on the premises In gooo
repair.
Terms of Sale for the Land-A Credit OF ono
and two years. Purchaser to give notes ano
approved securities.
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REFERENCES.

Prcs'nt and Professors Of Mercer University Ga.
Rev. J. L. Reynolds, Pres Georgetown Col. Ky.
Hon. Thos. Stokes and Hon. w. c. Dawson, Ga.
The English and Mathematical department,
will be under the supervision of Mr.. James A.
Walker, q graduate Of the Citadel Academy,
Charleston. Under his direction - Students
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, ,.,,Gcnccs OF Christianity. ''' -
Besides a Regular Course Of Lectures by each
Of the four last named gentlemen, occasionally
Lectures on other topics have been engaged for
the Institute. a-t.
To Young Ladies, who wish to study the
, French, Spanish, Italian, or German Language;
or TO learn the art of Drawing or of Painting
in Oil and Water Colors-a rare opportunity is
offered By Professor LYMAN, who spent four years
in Europe, prosecuting his studies in these de-
partmcnts.
Miss HARRISON, whose pupils have secured
for her such reputation that she is repeatedly
sought after. by other institutions, will continue
her Instructions in Music.
The Primary Department will be in charge Of
Miss ALEERTINE HUEY; towhom, Parents
may safely entrustthe education Of their children.
The Institute will be opened on the first Non
day in January. The year will be divided into
two sessions, of five months each. August and
September will be devoted to vacation. 1t is i'm
portant, that students enter at the beginning Of
the year, so as to enjoy the full benefit Of tho
Lectures.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Primary Department. t................. 5000
Preparatory School-lst class ......... 1000
+" I'd class. ......... 1900
Collegiate classes 1900
Modern Languages, each. :. .......... 1000
Painting and Drawing, ,each.. ........... 1000
Music. 5000
Use of Instruments ts................. 200
Diploma. .......... -. 500
Contingent expenses. so
BOARD, from Ss to $40 per month.
BY an examination of these rates, it will be
seen, that, for the sum of $3.50, a young lady
may obtain her board, enjoy all the advantages Of
the collegiate course, receive instruction in one of
the Modern Languages, and take full course OF
l.ssonsin Music. For further information. please
address D. AlcNEILL TURNER,
Abbcrille c. II.
TRUSTEES.
D. L. WARDLAw, j. +. LIVINGSTON,
JAMES ALsToN, JOHN WHITE,
THOMAS THOMSON, j. j. WARDLAws
CHARLES DESDY, I. G. PERRIN,
r. II. WAEDLAw.
". A. WARDLAW, Secretary.
Dec. 10 1850 At as
U- Edccfeld Advertiser will copy the above
advertisement four times and forward account 10
this officc-Abbevlle Banner.
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Paper.

TUST received an other large supply Letter
C and Fools Cap Paper, which is offered fol
sale at very low prices.
G.. L. PENN, AGENT.
Oct 9 1850 If 81
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oHnIsT r 2.
CO.Prtnership.

TIME Subscriberu this day associated with
i himself in his ,,iness, DR.. JonS E. LEWIS
and Mr.. N. H. Cha.
The Business wiprrcafter be conducted un-
der the name and tn of r. M. FULLER & 20.
wv '' R. NJ. FULLER.
january !, 1851 u "
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NEWS FOR THE PUBLIGs!! =
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

THE Subscribers No ss Bread Street Augusta Ga Gnns near the
of FANCY
enpg ery article line and selected with from the importers Oh
NEW-YORk, PHILADELPHIA BOSTON
n in Coumb them conh-
well strangers Vlang us Market @
o"'A
the purchaser
SOUR MOTTO IS cksR IN EVERY 1NsTANcz1
hands customers inc
for the credit principle
firm Eastern Northern
ocular the AUCTION SALES
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
will find It to their interest Broad Street will be
shown thoughts if purchase is not induced
DOMESTIC GOODS
p cot we are enabled Charleston wholesale prices less
aha discount
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS
American Duhl also Mackinw and oth popular 9' ~
prices s"cs' II
LADIES DRESS GOODS AND TRlMMlNGss.. S#@-.ss
beautiful assortment embracing all the new styles
HOSIERY s. GLOVES.
fu assortment Hosiery the best English and German
Cashmere, and SIX
be made stock throughout sne
invite the attention OF the pubic NeSp' Ho21E FISHER:
Augusta October 9 1850 1h