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Amu5cWcnt5.

CASTLE GARDEN.-THURSDAI.
I seat g. ls5I-NAX " ARErZENS BENEFIT.
: CARD MAJ AAkElLFk n4s t.4- ha41r x ~
b. friends tAe patrons % tle O.erl, AMI the 9u1-
) .r.. IT, WI.-lke Q BENEFIT - Cis-.e q rieu,
THLh>DAI, September 4. lS5i
- tesir - p NJ. a-d 10 conc nfe ~ 81 oein.s
AL Pie extensive lrrar gemc1ts. l,cuqls.tc WIN TIE
view f1 rrirt fo r.... errf rtalnrelt
IHE rEEtTE>T SPLEND0R aNp IMPOSING NtGNIfIcGN p.
Completed and r j, Nlth some .rli ihtt ihs
Manage calls IT, attention Of she pleAo - the rfane>>
list or PERFORMANCES.
combining The 0u the llnvaed arlciiouS OF
TWO GRAND OPERAS.
GEASp Nj 0EfLANE0CS AND uRAMArIc con. ERr.
~ ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE,
IN urlca Mr B-ougham and Company VII apoear)
4 GRAND BALLET.
.ND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS
For the fst and ths ornary occasion only
~. appear he same entertainment.
-FOUR GREAT PRINA DONNIE ASSOLlTs
Madame Po,I0 Madame BOSE De NRlES
Mad. BERTUccA- M.HEVzEg. Mad raUFFI- 3sNEDsrri.
FOUR CELEBRATED FIRST TENORI
: Enor / SAW. Sgnor BErrINI.
: euor ID LOgrNf. and Sguor BENEDErrI.
lH3s first - geaTance these years
FOUR POWERFUL FIRST BARIroNI AND BASSI.
Sgnor BArlALI. Slgn'r NtRINl,
: euor BENEttNrANo. Sgaor CoLErrl
In connection with the other numerous and distinguished
ARTISTS or THE ITALIAN OPERA
AIDED ~ a most powerful Chorus and
GRAND ORCHESTRA
PROGRAMME
In couse cnce ofthe u success hat has attended
;lt lttlt 81 he celebrated Pria.l Donna
ROSE DE ERlES.
The performances VII hegn vita i.c whole 81 Benin
0-er5 II NORMA
Ncrma------,he second appearance l- Rose DC Ies
pin y. -.-- Ssnor Bettnl
D~,vs.o acknowledgements >ilnor Beneyentano
Conductor -..-------- Max MaretzeA
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.ERMANENT BOARD-Wantcd. br

a fanny # nnT persons tao talr sized ulas a.
lc small rl.m lur .tNau 0n SECOND lpor tnmioTts o.
One desired Adde'S. with Terms boa 2.s7s lover Poa
f.ee Jg'
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somely furnished with Office and bed room, art
stand # the most public teeS. IN the cy 81
BROOKLYN dong q good business 4 chance tr any
person especially Physician dusiTous 90 purchase The
N poor health and able b. attend 20 bs
ness Direct call at the DRUG Store corner
hyrte-ay. and Duiield-St. - 81
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u of q WHALING VOYAGE ROUND the WORLD
IS now oren Al Panorama Hall Admission only p cents
for the Vogage Doors Open n ! Commence u O'clock
LoA.iA the nnncuaL Hliels and B0lk -s.oTes It
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Chances for Business Alen.

N'O PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.
A rave chance and real b,rgniu-A good Drug
store and Practice OF Medicine 20 be- sold tins week the
owner must leave. Address ALPHA at this office for
to d.ts
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The second &C. u Dlnzet'ls celebrated Opera OF
LUCREZtA BOR5GN.
II vhIch the eminent Tenor. Slgn0- SESlo BENE-
DIN VIII make fsst qearl1Cc these three Years
Du.e A Alfonso ----.-- -Signor Rnsl
Trcrs "a E,reia Sguola rrnif Benslettl
Geuuaro S.cnor bcnedetu
Conductor .--.. .--.---.----- Max Maretzc<.
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,i,o LADIES and GENTLEMEN

4 PRlyAJE ECARDING.-heS Aert, last at@
np very ele -.ie lDcaiitn. aeressibie 70 "a 'n ~
eaI6tn large airy TIYrs single ahd dol ~, fhsho.
u.ufnshed Terms uc .'ut1ie, and tn' c'itDfs.
a home ~ sll times fond Apply ~ No so t1isosH
nearly opposite A. ngd0n rark. KIP Bro rs sun"
rass eserg tHo mirus- quiet, good order, tf' rom.F
tds vii be The cnafaffenstcs 0i tnis mouse. tnp i'm
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i ODGINGS. -CIiAMBERLINs

NORTIlRIyER LODGING HOUSE. So. - al
"a As.hing.on-sf 4 'rN prfmancat Lodgc's On ~ ~
u,,. 49,, a., ,.i.< 2lm'
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and WATER POWER-For


NOR SALE.-A fne chesnut HOkS T..
u If the vermont Biac, Hawk stock years Oh, ~
hands gh long and name. and Of r~nars aoe style
srran'ed sound and sold only tlr ennt ~
u.s To be seen 81 d. NOBkIsS stable, corner W
Houston Il. dnd Broadway - So
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assgie Gentleman. an o.eyant AID "'h ~ 80
parlOr snd SINAI fedr0fm aa 0inhg. ~ yi'.@ stert
~ town. c.LfaInHng Blfh-rDom, 81 Efh |" 90
Board NJ bauCIlg house kreDsfs, nor ii'Ns - ,as.r
on ieW s.iec. t1ffIsfs ~ lydsefs. ana u 80. NJ
not already fuuilshed, nffl ~ ti,.e
most uneacepuonahi- reference ~il D. f"r "a,
box No lBfj, Post Oh.ce.
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ROAh D.-Fhrer or four Geg.icmca Wis.,
B. aEG - house "a 10 se,' sids OF Bioais g. 49,
Canal - TO nr thcr t,drouiS ei-h afrisr s.iasS.
iil De rcgrf Gel Use sl-a ta;h- rc.ra srr.~~-.s
teiff'N II ..t.. ~ 'al~ Nt.rf
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p1BT1C BARBECUE AEzD PFC -MIC

THERE will be PUBLIC BARBECUE AND
PICNIC given by the citizens in the vicinity Of
BETHEL CHURCH, on Tuesday the 2d of
September next.
The spot selected is near Mr.. WADE HoL-
STEMS, ON the road leading from Edgeticld to
Columbia.
Several able speakers are invited 20 address
the Meeting.
splendid brass band will be in attendance to
enlivcn the day.
An abundant table will be spread for as many
as may honor us with their presence.
The Citizens of this and the adjoining Dis
trcts, irrespective of party, are cordially invited
to join with us on this occasion.
Two or three Volunteer Corps are expected,
among them the "FLyISc AErILLsEr" CT Edge
field, under Capt. MoRAGSE.
If we are not disappoint2d in the coming OF
this latter Company, it is d'+igncd to run up tho
State Flag at given hour an'i t" fire Il salute of
80 guns. This will be to SHOW hat VIC meet to-
cether as BROTHERS, resolved to maintain the
SOVEREIGNTY OF OUR STATE : al any kG=crd and
to the last extremity" :"
The LADIES are especially requested to attend.
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~ office.


I'll persons having demands against the es-
" tatc Of John Harrison, deceased, are re-
oucstcd to hand them to the subscriber, properly
attcstcd. and al those indebted to the estate are
requested to max &c payment. -
@lN(''~' " " JAMES NJ. HARRISON.
Administrator.
Sept 8, 1850 ~ 20
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

By His Erccllency, J. A. MEANS, Governor and
COMMANDMENTS Chief in and orer the State
of South Carolina.
WHEREAS, information reached me that
w an atrocious murder was committed upon
John Mcdaniel, of Barnwcll, by six young men,
among whom were Seab0rne e. Farmer and
William G.. Tobin: and whereas, the aforesaid
Farmer and ToJin have made their cscape-now
be it known, in order thai they may be brought
to trial, /, JOHN H. MEANS, Governor in and over
the State of South Carolina, do issue this my
Proclamation, offering reward of FIVE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for the delivery Of both, or
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars for the delivery
Of either of them to the Jailor Of Barnwcll Dist
Farmer is about 25 or 2S years old, 5 feet S
inches high, well made, fair complexion, blue
eyes, light hair, two Of his front teeth slightly
broken off. Has scar on his check, about an
inch and half long, made by the cut of knife
TObiu is Is or 10 years old, 5 feet II inches
high, fair complexion, very little beard, light hair
white tectli thick lips, well made, and is badlcy
Scared OH the right arm and shoulder.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State,
rr e1 the 9TH day Of July, in the year Of our
H. "'J Lord one thousand eighteen hundred
and fifty-one j. II. MEANS,
WIN. F. ARTHUR, Dep. Scc'y of State.
Aug II At 80
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companion with all his virtues, and VIC weep in
vain, as we miss him from his accustomed place
among us.
May Heaven teach us TO draw lesson of wis
dom from this trying visitation. Seeing that the
lovclest are often the first 10 fpc-the strongest,
the first 10 fall. may the wholesome truth be in
dclibly impressed upon our minds, that : there's
nothing firn--t!rre's nothing surc---thcrc's $
nothing true but heaven "
1t may be Il pleasant assurance TO many friends
to know that the deceased met his end with un-
usrial composurc, and sunk into his final sleep
with scarce struggle. 4 FRIEND.
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G. A " ID


THE Undersigned respectfully solicit the NJ
L :ntion of Country Merchants and Planters
to their very extensive and well assorted Stock
of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Sc; &c., ecn'-
prising
400 uhds Clarified New Orleans and Museo-
vado Sugar.
800 Packages Crushed and Loaf Sugar.
$50 Bbls No and Clarified Sugar.
1000 Bags Cuba, Rio and Java Coffee,
1000 Pieces Dundee Bagging, (weighing ! to
II lbs-.ll to ni6 inchcs.)
100 Bales Heavy Gunny Begging.
1000 Coils ] inch Hemp Rope.
500 Ilhds Bacon Sides baltimore CuringJ
100 do Choice Shoulders,
100 do Muscovado Aoasscs,
1000 Bbls New Orleans Syrup,
1900 do Rcctihcd Whiskey,
800 do n. +. Rum,
100 do Northern Gin,
900 Packages French and Domestic Brandy,
$50 do AIaacra and Tenn. Wine,
100 do Sweet Malaga Wine.
$50 Boxes Tobacco (various qualities
800 NJ. Scgars, (assorted brands)
50 Casks London Porter,
800 Boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles.
Together with Soaps, Starch, Raisins, Teas,
Spices, Champagne, Cordals, Syrups, Pickles
md all articles usually kept in their line, which
they offer for sale on accommodating terms.
~ Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
SIAlllS S NANCE,
No. ], TTaync ST, Corner Church ST.,
Charleston S. G.
1uro |, II ="
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rE1UIs Institution will be opened on the I'd

rT7ITIS Institution will be opened on the I'd
4 Monday in September next, at the residence
of Mrs. McCI.lHTocK.
The course Of instruction will be the same as
is pursued in the first class Female Scminarles in
the State, and it will be the constant aim OF the
Instructors to render the School worthy the pat
ronacc of an enlightened public. Strict attcn-
ton will be paid to the moral training OF the
Young Ladies under their care, while at the
same time all sectalian influence will be scrupu-
lousy avoided.
The School will be truly Southern, as the
Teachers are not only natives of the State, but
also. Southern in all their feelings and habits.
1t is confidently hoped that the names appeh-
dcd to this notice will be sufficient guarantee to
the qualifications OF the Teachers.
The price of Tuition and of Board can be OBJ
,aincd by application to Mrs. McCLlSrocE.
It is Of great Importance that the Scholars be
entered at the commencement OF the quarter.
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Warehouse and Commission
Business.

JACKSON ST., AUGUSTA, Ga.
FENIIE SUBSCRIBER bcgs leave to inform
q his friends and the patrons of WALLER.
BRYsox 6 Co.. :hat irc viii cnn'iauc the WAKE
HOUSE and COMMISSION BUSINESS
at the Ware Iuuse formerly occupied by them,
and hope. 'y st!:c: attention to the interest OF
his customers, 10 receive q continuance OF the
liberal patronage bestowed on the late firm. lie
will give his Personal attention to all business en-
trusted 10 his care.
Particular ,,t,cn;ion will be given to buying OF
Barri,... R.,n anl Supplies for his customers.
which viii 81 al times b. bought at the lowest
prices, aud liberal cash advances will be made on
produce in Store.
July 10 6m 20
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EDGEFIELD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
aBn YDBHG BADIBgSo
Rev, Chas, A. Raymond, Principal.
rHE FIRST SESSION commences septem-

TINE FIRST SESolON coiiiiiie'ee' ~
The Institute building will contain eight
Rooms, all of which are appropriated 10 pufpo-
scs of instruction. 80 ,,,ns
Anatomical Charts, Globes, &c; museum o,
Natural History; a Cabinet OF minerals ana
Shells furnish unusual facilities for acquiring q
practical knowledge Of the different ofahehes oi
Two now Pianos have been purchased in ad-
d;,;on to those already in the Institute.
The course Of Study is OF an elevated charac-
for and moro comprehensive, than that ot most
fsn,alr lei institutions of the highest reputation.
Tho PRINCIPAL devotes the whole OF his timc
to the supervision and instruction OF Tie various
IT, ss;stants are experienced in their dffe-
rcnt Denartments, and those only OF known sue
cess in teaching are employee. c.
The \ cadcmical year is divided INTO sessions
Of IA weeks each. It's Of great Importance that
tho student be present at the commencement OF u
thc M Session. The Glasses are then formed, ana
i, srw weeks delay may affect the standing ol the
pup] throughout the year: :, ..
Tuition is charged but from the time Oh en-
+ronnn ,b to the end of the Session.
Payments are to be made at INC c'osc u ''''''
Session. cou .hororob
Musical Education. .,.,;oh ,ro
now in progress, large covered p,ns4"m nuo ,u
nvcrn;sc in wet weather, and gymnasium, are
to he erected. a. oorrso
of studies and other particulars. VIII DC se"' 'tee
- n. L. GRIFFIN.
EDMUND PENN, 8
s. F. GOODE,
R. T. MINIS.
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Tar The Gcuiharn Congress.

Mn. EDITOR: | offer for the consideration of
the voters Of this Congressional District, Col. L.
W. PIcKEys and DaAYToN NANCE, Esq, as
candidates to represent it in the Southern Con-
gross. They are gentlemen Of ripe experience,
of tried patriotism, and united to the State by
the highest and holicst tics. These gentlemen
would possess some advantages from their at
tend ance upon the Nashville Convention above
many others, 10 less worthy and qualified in
other respects. y VOTER
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFiE!D DISTRICT.

y
TeY JOHN I;tLL, Esq, Ordinary of Edg :
y field District.
Whereas, Wilson Abncy hath applied to
me for Letters OF Administration, on Ill and
singular The goods and cha:i!cs, rights and
credits OF A. II. Coleman, laic Of the Dis
tri:t aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore, 10 cite and admonish
Ill anl singular. the Kindred #nd creditors OF
the said dcrcascd to be and appear before me
nj our next Ortlinary's Court ti"r the said Dis
trict, to be holden ii Edgc!ic!d Court House
on the S;h day Of Sept. next, to show cause
if any. why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the Goth
day OF Aug. in the year OF our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and fifiy-onc, and in
the scYcnty-iifth year Of American lndcpcn-
dcAcc. JOHN illLl', O. E. D.
Aug 26 2t 81
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Fs0fHSSeS.

so IIIIDS. CUBA MOLAsSES.
10 q y. Orleans "
80 " GolIcn Syrup, very fine. For
sale by a. BURNSIDE.
Hamburg Feb Is If
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EGd5cc.

& PpLICATiON will he made 10 the l.c@i>a-
"A turc Of South Carolina 1t lis mex. Session,
to vest the t Of the State Of South Caroilna III
the Estates Of John B. Logan. and Cha?::.> 10
gan deceased. in I.ucrcta Blackwell, the widow,
anl alwy Ann Robertson in James Blackwell,
Elizabeth Al;,Hs. William blackwell and Samuel
Blackwell, Children of john Blackwell, late Of
EGgchcll District deceased. and in Saram Ann
Blackwell the widow. anl George }. Blackwell,
the child Of Isaal blackwell. deceased! Il son Of
the said John Blac!:wc!!-thcsc persons being
the lawful heirs and distributes Of the said JOHN
Blackwell, deceased.
Aum. % lSJl 3m -
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References.

Clarlcston.-Rev. JonN BAcnMAN, D. D.,
Rev. W. NJ. WEIGnTMAN, ID. d.. Rev. Tros o..
SUMNER, d. D., Rev J. r. KENnRIcK, DIR. Men
DESrrA11 and JAMES TUrrER, Esq.
G,UnitcuiNc.- II. A. TUrPER and Rev.
Fl. Moon.
Augusta, Ga.-Rcv. Mr.. Connor and Rev.
w. HARD.
EdrcGcM C. H-Rcv. C. B. WALKER and
Rev. Mr.. BROWN.
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OBTTUA Y.

DIED, at her residence in Elgeticld Village, on
the morning of the 18th instant, Mrs MARY
CARROLL, in the Goth year Of her age. a
whole community mourns her death This is
perhaps her highest eulogy. An ardent affection
for her family, cheerful temper, a benevolent
heart, a readiness in the discharge Of all kindly
oficrs-in 4 word, claractc:' strictly disciplined
in the school Of Christian vir;acs-tiitsc are the
rich memorials which she has left behind her.
Her humility Of spirit was remarkable. Though
few had more reason to boast, in the noble sim
pcity of child of God. she leaned alone upon
Him, and made her willing olftr;n-i upon the
altar of Christian devotion. Her tl!as in Provi-
denee was unGang, and every act of li.;' WAS per-
formed i'll praycrlul spirit. In the full enjoyment
of her intellectual powers, in the possession OF
perfect health and in the noble discharge Of her
high and sacred duties, she MAS sud- nly arrest
cd, and without suffering. called 10 ,.icrni,y It
is indeed an awiul mystery, and may well clIa-
icnge tlc spccuations Of the pruu;lcy: philosophy
But g God will be his own nterprrtcr,' and q
Christian spirit will bow III humble resignation
to His will. II heard Il voice from Heaven.
saving unto me, write. from hcncci1rth blessed
.re the dead who die in the ord even so saith
the Spirit, for they rest from ;heir labers."
DIED, in this District, on the 3ls' Jay of July,
Mr.. DAN C. SMYLEY, in his 25;l year.
The death of Man in the very bloa'h of life is,
under almost any circumstances, n melancholy
and saddening event. How much irorc heart
rcnding is the blow, when VIC know that it has
stricken down one, who gave promise Of useful
hess in an eminent drgrec---onc, endowed by
nature with gifts, which, while they made him
the very life of the circle in which he moved,
were such as might have enabled their possessor
TO reach high point Of social excellence and civil
worth.
Such vas the character, such the capacity Of
him, whose untmcly end it is our nourniul task
to record. None knew the deceased. but to cs
tccm and TO love him. The cordial warmth of
his generous bosom was felt and appreciated by
:! who approached him. With his seniors and SUI
pcr:ors, he stood high for the stcadincss and mo
dcsty of his daily walk-with his equals, he wa,
universally favoritc, for the chccriulncss and
ecntclnanly propriety which marked his whole
dcmcanor-by all. he was regarded as one fitted
9nd intended, by his Creator, to serve and adorn
The community with which his destiny was linked.
Bnt :las how vain arc the expectations of man .
how inscrutahc the ways Of God: The hand
Of Icath I.as s.iatclcd from us our friend and
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Ey yMEMIAL.

MARRIED, ON the 18th inst, by :lrs Rev. Mr..
Bishop, Mr.. JAS. JENNINGS OI;ANNoS, Of Barn
well, to Miss S. C. BRAr:oS, laughter of the late
DIR. John Bratton. Of York District.
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Cheap Goods!

Ehcap Goods!
@ AAGA YARDS pretty Chene Mus
%. .IHGDa7 Inns at 10 cents per yard,
5000 yards pretty Chcnc Muslins, Madder
colors, l2i cents per yard,
10 bales Brown Iiomcspun, 81 c:s. pr. yd.
S. cases white do. G4 do
5 blue, hluIt-stripcd and plaid Home
spun, 10 cents per yard.
case Apron Checks, 10 Il y cts pr sd.
. eases Crtionadcs. for pants, II to %
cents per yard,
500 pieces white, pink. blue, green and or
angc Mosquito Netting, IS cts to 81.
100 pieces i2-4 Lace Netting,
Georgia striped OsnaburSs and 1lomcspuns,
at Factors prices, just received at
GRAY BROTHERS,
900 Broad-strect, Augusta, Ga
juno II II II
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July 10
Paints for Water Colors, Pencils, &c.

TN STORE good assortment of Paints for
4 Water Colors, in boxes and BY the Cake,
Camcls and Sable hair Pencils, Bristol Boardr
&C., &C., for sale at the Drug Store OF
''' A.. G.. TEAGUE.
July 10 I'd
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At The corner opposite Robinson's Hardware StOr
Eand fronting The American Hotel,
HAupI,pc S C.
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COOPERATION MINILI9G

WE, the Undersigned, Committee appointed
to invite our felIow-citizcns, to Il B.iGBACUE
and PICNIC to be given al ''os&s iioLsroN's S
Spring, near the Ridge, the 3ll September next,
do respectfully invite Tic people generally OF
Edgcfeld and adjoining Districts.
We expect several political spr:'l.,rs, and
amongst them our great Senator, Hon. y. z.
BUTLER.
An excellent band of Music will be in attcn-
dance.
B The Ladies are cordially invited to be
present.
Committee Of 8sayitzssfetl.
TILMAN WATSON, MILTON NORRIS,
MOSES HOLSTON, NJ. PADGEIT,
ELIJAH WATSON: Sr.
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August IS
EnS5rc.

4 IL persons indebted to the late firm of
~ SrANH & NICHOLAS are earnestly request
ed 70 settle withou; delay. Their notes and ac-
coun,s arc ir the hands Of tho Undersigned at
the Store of l.. ILL., where he can BE- found at
all times This is pOsitireiy the last notice.
f. VI. NICHOLAS.
Aug % st 32
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July II
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RE MI @ " "A L..

DR. A. G. TEAGUE having removed his
~ Store to the North side of the Public
Square, in the same building and next door to
Mr. + IyoN's Merchant Tailor Establishment,
respectfully invites the attention of the citizens
of the Village and surrounding country to an
examination of his Stock.
Edgefeld c. H., July 10, tt 20
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Notice.

a IL persons indebted to the Estate of G. G.
N Bowers, deed, Of Beach Island, S. c.,
are requested to make immediate payment, anL
those having demands against said Estate, will
rcndcr them in, properly atlcsted. according TO
law y. y. DICKS, Lcgatrc
Aug IS st 32
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Valuable Lands on Savannah River
FOR SALE.
WILL BE SOLD, some time next fall, for
w the purpose of Distribution among the
widow and children of Peter i. NIoragne. de-
ceased, that VALUABLE PLANTATION on
which the deceased resided, containing about
1900 Acres.
lying on Savannah River, Immediately below
Barksdalc's Ferry This tract is "a fine cotton
plantation, with three hundred or more acres of
low grounds, well tmbcrcd and with good
dwelling and out houses, gin house and screw,
and other buildings necessary for plantation pur-
poses. The above tract will be sold on favora-
bic terms; purchase money will be secured.
Persons who wish to purchase lands will do well
visit this tract and ride it before buying any
where else.
July 81 2m-wtf rs
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YOUNG LADIES
BOARDING AUD DAY SCHOOL.
EDGEFIELD, S. c.
Instructors.

REV. y. ALDEICH, PnlHcIrAL.
Z. 3. BACON, PRorEssoR OF Music, Draw
ING, PAINTING, &c.
Mis-. J. McCLlNTOCK, TEACHER IN PRIMA'
RY DEPARTMENT.
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Notice..

A PPLICATION will be made to the Lcgsla-
N turc of South Carolina at its next Session,
to vest the title of the State of South Carolina, in
the Estates Of John 3 Logan and Charles Logan,
deceased, in NJ. w Lilies and his wife ReSecea, ;
Amhrocr NicLs and Eliza his wife, and Edwin
P Holloway and Amanda his wife. ,o
Aumuat Slh