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Cleared.
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store.
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SHIPPING.


S1NrK Room iN STEAMER rRANKLiS -oSr o.
~ III st IN this steamer for ber 80 q 20
.ist nst s,y ~ obtained BY immediate spplcntoa -
LIVINGSTON. WILLS CO. 6Wsn STREET.
COR LiyrRrooI.-USIrED STATES NAIL sTfASrR
ARCTIC Capt Jas. Iwce.Thie steamsitp eili dfsr'
with che nrs for Europe, positive Sstur Ne eth.
~ ~ o'clock ~ from her lcrth ~ the foot o. Cara trcf
80 tch turcd I'LL paid for Aiiietters must 'lrarg n
ths rosi-oc Fer freight passage, having useqvsi
acecn edatiops Tor elee,n or omiyrs sTpiy 70
Tos,titcly freight VIII be received board att, hert-
day evening May I'D The steamer Baltic viii suet - tae
Arctic. and AL June 18th.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoNPANy.-TDg
~ Brepsu, via southamp,on-The United states MAI
steamship HERMANN \. Crsbtrce, Commander, ~ sal
for Bremcn VIA Southam Saturday Msy i7th FROM
pier Ne north River An experienced surgeon attached
" the ehir MI letters must be sent through the fast oc
Specie ds,yss 10 .yrs r'rreshs o. n,''ss, ap7y 70
I,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-NEw WORK
~ and Hsyre steam Naviyation tompsny.-The United
States Mail Steamship FRANKLIN, James A. wottoncem
land the mails ard passengers Saturday Nay 81 ~ "
oleck from Tier No tNorth River Price q passnEc so
All letters mus pass through the rost One. Fer ircfh, 20
rs.shee, sppiy 70 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent NO.
~ Broadway.
- ATys or FARE REDUCED-THE ONLY THRoU0H
~ Int for Csorna snd Oregon, vs Chssres direct sas
bv the United states Mall steamers In the Fs.ncn
day, Nsy ~ 81 o'clock M-The splendid stesms pEs
PiRE ttIi Zoo tons d. Wilson, oon@snt.f W -,
81 sssss srssisey Pss.snssr. vi. vessel NJ
via ne fssvri,e steamer TENNESSEE 70 iess. faasns
% about gane b rcr passaHs OF freight @Vty q va
"a /. a saa = souta street, % m Yves. street
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Two htEEFD AND SihGLE.-aR row ER VITA.
r,sr hints to both carried and issis
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SIAuhl1rY.-To AAhaIfp AID sisoiE hBs.-
- H. POSTER si isctvrs on ftsnA AbEass aad the .ss
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NEW nfDICfL BUoKs--A CcsrIsry pRACyToAG
ls ~a't ie "a - and treatment % dehe.s> dissa
raa a. ths rar,d sfctionn By
her 81 bsvtsuly celorS plato, 81 Isrre a. lite ny Hc~
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al. F0r sale tae pahiishors' s1RfnuFRE TOwnkkHn
81 BruedsAy and ~ ths a. n 81. taf Brosd.av
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rrro fEdAIlS.-pB. rAFoK-as Cpi PRRATTD PiLss.
" Tltss D. IL tac,r tnec,s. aad hssksy
rr,sed sienao ne,ne 70 h. IN 81 irrrss-Vs
tics ot-rcctcf lu sud esiAct directions eaciossA
30 s,lc ~ BrcAav,r aud lohs direct, 81
Wet Broad soi Beech rrc, 10 GENES sad -
ptr hos.
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DASsAGE FOR BRENRN.-THE SUPERIOR AND
fast sang ship CASTOR Captain Blanke, will sai
bremen, the m MAJ having few first rate berths In tss
cabin lett
passenrcrs Tor passar, apply board Pier H. Meta
river or 10 MENSIHEN 4 LNKART,
No. II South William street
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ANDERSON HOTEL.

IA THE Subscriber, late of Edge.
A .Ss;IsA field District, haYing taken the IIo
Is;ssES tel in this place, formerly occupied
1891 by Daniel Brown, takes this method
of informing his friends and the public generally
that lie has settled permanently (he hopes) in the
pleasant Village of Anderson F; that the house he
has taken charge Of, has undergone considera.
bic repairs, and is well furnished, in neat and
comfortable style.
THE virtues of the mountain breeze, the pure
and delightful water of Anderson village, have
been so long known and so generally tested, that
presume it is not necessary here to say anything
in their praise. The proprictors assures those
that arc pleased to call at this OLD ESTAB-
LISFED HOTEL, that the best of everything
that the country affords, shall be provided for
their accommodation, and no pains spared to
make all comfortable. With a liberal patronage
and our best exertons, we hope to make Andcr-
son just the place.
In connection with the Hotel, is a Livery Sta
Bile, where horses will be well attended TO. Also,
Hacks, Buggies, &C., kept on hand and in good
repair, for the accommodation of the public gene
rally. E. L. li1BELER.
Anderson, June 70, at %
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Just Received
Staple Dry Goods!
SNOWDEN & SHEAR,
AUGUSTA, Ga.

AUGUSTA, GA.
VTAyE now in Store, a large supply of STA.
Ill PIE DRY GOODS, suitable for Family
and Plantation use Among which are
Superior l2-4 Linen Sheetings, and Pillow Case
Linens,
Superior IL Irish Linens and Long lawns,
SUPERIOR S-4 and 1914 Table and Damask Dia.
s-4, 1O4, is-4, 1914, and 2O-4 Dan,ask Table
Cloths and Damask Napkins.
Superior Birds Eye and Scotch Diapers.
Heavy Huckabucks, and Plain Crequillas, for
Towels,
Plain White and Fancy Colorcd Furniture Dimi-
ties, aud Cotton Fringcs,
Plain Linen Ginghams, Toll De Indc, and Pop
lins for Ladies' Travelling Dresses,
Ladies and Gentlemen's Hosiery, of superior
style and quality,
Superior watcr-rwist, New York Mills, and
Frame Yarn Bleaehed Shirtings,
l2-l Blcached and Brown Sheetings, of the best
quality,
Superior Pawtuckct, Mcrrimack, and Atlantic
Mills Brown Shectings,
Augusta and Granitevle Brown Shcetings and
Shirtings,
Heavy Cotton 0snaburgs, Georgia Stripes and
Negro Kcrseys,
Apron Checks, and superior Amoskcag A. G.
A. Tickings,
Superior White Gauze and Welch Flanncls,
White MarsciIlcs Quilts, of superior styles and
qualities,
a large supply of Ingram, Three Ply, Brussels,
and Tapestry Carpets,
With great variety Of other articles, to which
.hcy very respectfully invite the attention of the
public.
June 26 IF 70
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DIR. DENNIS
GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA

FOR
.Jaundicc. Sick Headache, Di@Siacss, Loss Of
Appetite. Constipation of the Bo,oc!s, Piles,
canssd by CostircneSS, Pain in the Bo,ocls,
or Rheumatism, caused by the use Of Mercu-
ry, Syphilis, Scrofula, BOils, Ulcers, &c.
T,IIIS PREPARATION is made rs pure as pos
/ sible, Its bitter taste, and beneficial effects
in diseases of the Liver and diseases arising from
an impure state of the Blood, prove it to be the
PUREST AND MOST USEFUL
preparation of Sursaparilla that is made.
Those who have used the various preparations
Of Sarsaparilla will find by the taste and effect,
that there is more Sarsapara in one bottle of DR..
DENNIS preparation, than in half dozen bottles
rs it is generally made.
Its alternative and mildly purgatve effects upon
the bowels, make it no; only good substitute for
Mercury but useful in removing all diseases arising
from the imprudent use OF Mercury.
Prepared only by J. DENNIS, M. D., Augusta,
Georgia.
Sold by A. G. LEAGUE and G. L. PENN, Edge
field c. H.; P NJ. COHEN and CAREY & CoUTU.
n1ER, Charleston; BoATwRIGnr & MIoT and F.
CURTIS, Columbia A. J. CREIGHTON, Hamburg
WIN. F. TurT, D. B. PLUME, HAvrLAND & RIs-
LEY, w. F. G. j. TURPIN, W. K. KITCHEN, BAR
RETT g. CARTER, Augusta, Geo., and by Drug
gists generally.
Price--el per bottle; 6 hottie for IS.
1s;1p Remember TO ask for DENNIS GEOR-
GIA SARSAPARlLLA.
lima 1851 n C3
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DE-. JAS. r. WILMINGTON
FE1ad-eUapders,
aSD BRIGADE, S. c. INFANTRY,
EDGEFIELD C. f., June &c, 1851


EDGEFIELD C. f., June &c, 1851.
ORDERS, NO
IN obedience Orders from His Exccllcncy, the
L Governor
The lGth Regiment of Infantry will parade
for Drill and Review at Richardson's on Tues
day, the 22d July next;
The 7th Regiment, at the Old Wells on Thurs
day. the oath July
The 9th Regiment at loves on Saturday, the
26th July;
The Officers and scrgcants Of the end Brig
ade Of Infantry, will assemble at Longmire's on
Monday the 2Sth July, and encamp "fully five
days. commencing at l2 o'clock, NJ. Brig. and
Rect. Quarter Masters will assemble at sun rise.
The Sth Regiment will parade at Morrow's
Old Field onTueslay, the 9Th Argust
And the 9th Regiment at Lomax's on Thurs
day, the 7th Of August.
The Commissioned and non-Commissioned
Officers of Regiments, will assemble at their
respective places of rendezvous on the day pre-
yious4o5 Ros;esps; for Drill and Inetruetion.
Each Colonel will on the day of Review fur
nish a complete return of his Regiment, including
effective and alarm men, and specifying the num-
Der Of public and private arms in use.
The Officer Commanding the Upper Battal-
ion of the 9th Regiment will order out the IA
tigue force of his Battalion previous and place
the Camp Ground in good order.
BY order Of Brig. Gen. j. r. WEVER.
H. w. CARwILE, Brig. Maj.
July 3 st "A
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A Card.

r BEG leave respectfully to inform the citizens
j. of Edge6eld, Village and Country, that | have
commenced MERCANTILE BUSINESS in
the house situated between Mr.. BRYAN's Store
and the Court House.
My STOCK, consisting of all the varieties
usually found in Village Retail Store, has been
recently purchased in Charleston, from Houses
that import their Goods, principally, direct from
Europe. And fatter myself, that an ex-
perience of five years in an Importing and job
s sn ouse ne. in .and ch1rss0n together soc% ys Hes
GOODS. that will, in point of STYLE and PRICE,
compare favorably with any Establishment in the
place. Persons wishing TO purchase Goods for
CASH or on credit unfit first of January next,
will loose nothing by giving me call.
A small share patronage is earnestly solicited.
LOD. HILL.
Edgefeld G. H., Mar II, 1851. If 9
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EASSfO WSIES I!

NOTICE is hereby given, that the above
~ Mills, Of two run of the BEST FRENCH
BURR STONES, is now in full operation. Ono
run is arranged in the Merchant style of grind
ing large parcels to engagements of time: the
other ore to grind small parcels in turn. They
are both arranged with the best and latest style
of Cloths. To the Mills is attached an excellent
cleaning apparatus, warranted to take smut out
of well dried wheat no wheat will be ground
that is not well dried.
In addition to the above, there are two run of
Granite Stones for grinding corn.
The above Mills are situated about seven miles
East of Lofts and six miles South of the Ridge.
The Subscribers return their thanks to their
patrons for past favors and solicit a continuance
of the same, only so long as they merit it.
Any communication addressed to us at Edisto
Mills, will be thankfully received and promptly
attended to.
W. & P. J. COLEMAN.
June 9, 1851. Pm 20
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Edgefeld Female Institute.

T1HE TRUSTEES Of this Institution, have
i tile pleasure Of announcing to the public,
that they have engaged as its Principal, the Rev.
CHARLES A. RAYMOND, under whose
care and superintendent it will be opened about
the middle of September next In the mean
time the buildings will be much enlarged, and
every Arrangement made for the accommodation
Of large number of pupils.
The Trustees are anxious to establish Fe-
male Institution, which shall command the conf
dcnce and secure the patronage of the commun-
ty at large.
The most undoub.cd testimonials Of the sue
cess and competency Of Mr.. RAYMOND as Teach
er have been furnished; and they do not hesi-
tate to recommend him and the Institution to
the support and entire confidence of the public.
Mrs. RAYMOND will have charge of the Musi-
cal Department, and is emincntly qualified for
its duties. For the details tine Trustees refer to
the printed circular Of the Principal.
+. II. WARDLAW, :,
N. L. GRIFFIN.
EDMUND PENN, g
S. F. GOODE, 8
r. T. MINIS.
Edgcfeld C. H., June l6, 1851. If %
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consolidated despotsm at Washington, which is
destined soon to be IS irresistible rs it is Gcspoc
placing the South completely at the mercy of ;hc
North, utterly destroying her equality and lihor-
ty, plucking the fruits Of her honest labor, and
despite every barrier of the Constitution, SUBJ
jecting her to wrctched state of slavery, from
which she can never be redeemed unless by the
ultimate right of revolution; remedy always
difficult to be exercised and often doubtful in its
consequences.
This is but feeble sketch Of the chapter Of
our wrongs. To a people, not slulnbcring over
their interests and liberties, no comment on these
grievances can be necessary. They speak in
trumpet tones to the brave and the free of all
sexes. They call to arms to arms!
So much for the past. What arc our pros
poets for the future2 Will not the Government
continue to oyer-tax the South, and distribute
the revenues to favor the interests Of the North
VIII not the most extravagant appropriations
still be made for the benefit of the ruling majori-
ty in the Union? At the very last session OF
Congress $50, 100000 were appropriated prlncl-
pally to the North and West, while the Govern
ment is indebted to an amount exceeding $780,
100000. Will not this reckless extravaganza
cause the South to be continually oppressed by
taxation' Will not the central power at Wash
ington go on increasing, till, utterly destroying
States rights and State sovereignty, it will reduce
the Southern States to mere dependent provinces,
and the Southern people to mere laborers for the
North? Will not abolition fanatics still agitate
and invoke all the perverted powers Of the Gov
ernment to effect their hcllish purpose OF abolish
ing slavery in the States $50 sure rs there is
God in Heaven, these things will follow, unless
checked by some strong exertion of Southern
power. We will know the Government in fu
ture only by its burdens and its cxaetions, and
by its distribution Of the spoils (which, as il-hoard-
ed wealth, it forces from Southern industry. We
can look for nothing but one uninterrupted train
of tyranical and oppressive measures. Banks,
Tariffs, Internal Improvements, prodsal apPro-
prations of the public lands and moneys, wicked
schemes of abolition, and every shameful act of
oppression which the genius Of despotism can de-
wise, will sweep over these Southern States, like
fell besoms Of destruction, carrying with them
ruin and devastation. The South will be mere
tributary of the North: paying her stipend as
regularly as the slave performs scr'ice to his
task-master; and suffering mpovcrishment and
ruin amid the most systematic industry and the
most fruitful labor on the face Of the globe.
Iusulted, oppressed, down-troddcr, with no
will of a just God, what ought we to do, what
can VIC do, but resist with all our might, and
with all the means the God of nature may place
in our hands, the blind and hcartless tyranny
that oppresses us2
RUTLEDGE.
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED this life in Hamburg on the 25th
ult., of lingering Consumption, in the 32nd
year Of his age, WILLIAM HERBERT, native of
Limerick County, Ireland, but a citizen of this
place for the last fourteen years, an upright, hon
est man, fond husband, an aflectionate father
ard kind friend
lie leaves wife and four young children, be-
sides numerous circle of friends and relatives
to mourn his loss. He died, we sincerely hope
fully prepared for his exit from this world to en-
Ter one of eternal joy and bliss. May he rest il
peace. AMEN.
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TO the Patrons Of the
EdgefeId Female Institute

A S THERE appears to be a misunderstand-
N ing about the Sessions of our School, we
will inform the patrons, through this medium,
that we were placed in the School by the Trus-
tees ON the 18th March, and as it was understood
at the time, that we were employed for the re-
maindcr of the year, we divided the time into
two Sessions, of four months each consequent
" the first Session will close on the 18th Of July,
at which time our connection with the School
will cease, as we have been dismissed by the
Trustees.
We will, therefore, expect all the Scholars to
pay for their Tuition from the time OF entrance
to the l7th of July. We would prefer that the
scholars continue until the end of the Term.
NJ. CORNELIA PELOT,
ELIZA P. PEBOT.
June 81, 1851. st "
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State OF South Carolina.
Executive Department.

To all and singular the Managers Of the
General Elections. tr The several Districts
Of the State Of South Carolina:
WHEREAS the Legislature of South Caro-
w lima, at its late session, did pass an Act
to provide for the Election Of members to a
Southern Congress and whereas said act re-
quircs the Executive authority to issue writs of
election to tue Managers of Elections: do
hereby require you and each Of you, after giving
legal notice, and being duly qualified, to proceed
to hold an election on the second Monday of Oc-
tobcr next, and the day following, for two Depu.
ties to represent your respective Congressional
Districts and after having determined on per-
sons duly elected, You will certify to the same
according to law, to the Governor, for the time
being.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State, in Columbia, this, the 1st day of June, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd and li(ty-one.
j. H. MEANS,
Governor and Commander-in-Chie
W. F. ARTHUR, deputy Sec'y of State.
June 26 14t %
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Notice.!

THUE Friends ard Patrons Of thc Hodges In
s stitute arc hereby informed thar the exani-
nation of ike studeats OF tho Institution will
take place Tuesday 29th july next, commencing
8 o'clock, A. M. Extracts will be delivered by
young gentlemen Tuesday evening. Wcdncs-
day A. NJ, Original Speeches,--P. NJ. an Ad-
dress will be delivered to the students and audi
cncc by the Hon. j. B. O'NEAL.
Greenwood, June 26, 1851.