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Herald Marine CORE spondcnee.

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E f.:
Cain B1sS1 w1% c1sS
:::S:: Siiistt: So$5.s: sxs,i s;:sssos Ws:sss;
Moshsnia Can. Maiden sss Flower dayton wasEiss.oa.
ks'y Fss
River Thos Cooper cor,on Preyidenoe; VIM Cerlitt.
Ssrypo.t steamers Virginia. Teal Richmond Ksa.sSss
Steamship Pacific Nys hence for Liverpool 22d inst "a
the hsnce for Norieans was ssnalizsa 18th
ass kiy Norfolk for Barbados. 18th inst. Of
Sss9 ss'ssn ,T:nson from Savannah r
S1s ., 5Sy from c'a'' for
Gi ;snSTsss ,ss:s signal With in the ''a'r'
Foreign Ports.
sLAyckLASD, NJ April Carr bark Glencoe, Lewaa.
ds Al ss:s;:
Carr Go1sr tAfrca) June l5-Bsrk Gem. Lswi,n. fro.
ELEvrHrRA. Aug is-sohr Levi Rowe, for NYork. ldp
GeTrTssyRe July so-B.rt. Tsp.ro. B.r.sow. sos-
Aug Peasants
s-s as
:.s 4: Ssss: s. s S
q; Sea Bird Smith, for do
QUKBEc Aug l9-Arr ship Orleans, Henderson. NYoeG
steamer Albatross Kearnsy, do via Halifax and Pictou
ass s1ss
Hsnas sSl . do ASs rs
Bsncas % s
ton do; and others rs before.
chartered vessel had been frsishted for Northsra
port In the United States at 65c per bag coffee.
SMYRNA. July 27-Barks Sultana. Watson waiting Ne
fruit season; Nautilus Rowe, for Boston few days.
Home Ports.
CEAELLSI0N, Avg Arr ship sy:quehanSs Hung:c.
I meas Sweeney, Havana
MOBILE, Aug l7-Cd ship Republic, Sawyer, BYest.
lsth--Cld Br ship Mersey, Owen, Liverpool.
NEW ORLEA Ms, Aug B-Arr ships Prmera de CATALINA
-. Sisal, days. Chss sprssue Pike. Liverpool.
Thorn pson, Brazos Santiago.
th-Arr steamship Mexico Place. Indianola via Calves
ton; fcbr Corneia Goodmanson Havana Cid ship Man.
chester, Tyler NYork brig John Rhodes, Hamblia Bos
ton.
lth-No arrivals CID steamship Yacht, Thompson Bra
Santiago bark Providence (Fr) Fourcade st Louis
(Sspesall: brig Mt Vernon, WooIingham Havana.
NORFOLK Aug 22-Arr steamship Roanoke. Parrish,
York. 23d brig Porto Rico, Britt Boston; schrs Rio Nick
erson Boston: II Adams, Adams. Nantucket
SAVANNAH Aug l9-Cld briss Harriet, Wheeler. Rich
mond Me; 20th Seaman lBr) Woodruff, st John, NIB;
Charlton, Lghtbourne Boston, Philura, Calhoun NYock
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Passengers Arrived.

LIVER PooI-Steamsbip Asia-Mr walker and lady, J 3
Rppon Tornence and lady, Miss Bell DR. Parks, lady,
child and servant Tsyie, lady. child and nurse
Wright: Mr. Owen, City. Fraser, Mr. soire q Look
wood. Mr. COPELAND Mr. Burton Orr Mr. Heydecker. Mr.
Bunker; Mr. Holthsusen, Nixsen Mr. Eyre, Wolstsn-
holm; n Holmes w II Warner Lieut. Lyon. p Les-
lie Mr. Bursh Mr. Rivers Mr. Bolton Hutton Paris. Mr.
Waldo, Mr. Hart Adams. Mr. Mullen, Mr. SchAfer. W
Hemwood, Mr. Pengily, Heartt Mr. Hoffman. Mr. Hand.
lie Grand Smith bearer OF and brother Mr. Al
bree Peacock, Mr. Thompaon, Mr. Page, Rev Dobio
RE, Miss Bold. MT Mssenglard, II Boutoniey W wilson,
w Reynolds Kelly. d Brown. Mr. Bourne, N BehrIe.
Rev A Campbell Eastwood. Hastings Mss II Taylor.
CHARLEsToN-Steamsbip Union-Messrs q T jackson, H
= Jackson. Grace jacob Darlington, Tinelye, n
Garner Baltic, DR. Whitrdse D Croswc M stiles,
JDo Adams, Lathrop. ID Rawls. s Parkhurst L Al.
bott Mira Eleran. Poit, @ Prendergus. w lewis,
Burnett Gun CHAM W Cunning CHAM. T Brady
Gardner, rs Johnson. Bangs, Master johnson. W
Reed, II Martin, J. Mcclellan, Howard, G Buckley.
sosrle, Waferd W Ramsay,J Marian, J O Puiston.
Archer Harris. Bud and lady. q Stoll n
Cole, Mayo, X Bass. Crosby, Miss Menard, w
Moutrie Jas stilman lady and child Mrs Peak Col
tals-lSin steerage.
LONDON ship Southampton-Nrs DR. Dudley, Mrs and
Miss Edey Brooklyn; Mrs Porock Mr. Johnson lady and
servant Mrs Whtmarsh Mr. Merrien and lady Miss Higgins
Mr. Smith. Mr. Freeman Miss Helms Mr. Page family Or
Menoy England; Mrs Nash Texas Mr. Prayer and lady6
LIVER rooiCship Yorkshre-Mrs Abbott, Charleston;
HAMBuRG-Bbip Gutenburg-Miss 8 Solomon, B wahiby.
Malback, Miss M Voss, CarsbeD, Z Carsben.
BRKMEN-Ship Agnes-A Roker, lady. children and
berg. Il Limberg. Berblingor-25l in the stserase
HAvRE-Ship Amelia-y ii Jacobs-230 in the steerags =
MATANzAs-Schr Charles A Stetson-Capty Rouey,
Gross, Frances, King
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Marine News from Key West, &c.

CHARLEsToN, August a, lB52
The schooner Elizabeth arrived ut St. Mary's brings
dates from Key West to the 18th instant The Charles
ton mail of the 9th had not arrived.
The bark Reform repairing but would not be ready
for sea until the 18th September
The bark Empress Of Bristol Rhode Island ran ashore
near Key Baccus, the night of the 18th, and was
brought into port by the wreckers but little damaged
She will sa this week. Her cargo consists of 400 boxes
sugar. 80 indigo, and 10000 segars-the whole
valued at $4,000 Arbitrators will decide to salvage
in the absence of an admiralty court.
bark loaded with railroad iron and dye woods, was
reported ashore at Dog Rocks The captain had request
ed aid and several fast schooners had his assist
ance. 1t blowing hard the 9TH and the vessel it
thought could not hold on long. Her name
known [This probably the Marmora, previously
ported there and which got off, and arrived at New Or
leans the 23d
The bark R. Ii. Gamble arrived on the 18th from New
York. and sailed on the 18th for St. Marys.
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ANTWERP, Aug I0-Arr Bertha, Smart. havana. s-or.
BnoApsTAIRs, Aug 10-0h, Merourius, Seene"s"' NV"
Sbields for Boston. -. xy,.--..u.. N.-
Orleaps Sh Juiius Klookgoter Diana STEIN ana vioers
Techter dot Goethe Muller end besa' Ds0i'
'i aon n marie iiArr Jane williams. Mason and
Idg On. wolfe, Portsraeld. and Oceans Stephen
son Tor NorIeans; Cbeftsn swsser, snd NeM ing
smeriouc Ciemenceau and Pario, Dclsporte, for San
p.wiiiao Roads sth, Southland, Small, for Noeans.
CuxHAyEr, Aug S-Arr Luise Wortmsnn, Baltimore;
NYtrb -, - - a.. a,
1onIt Newell NYork 9Th Josephine, Bornholm, Boston.
Dtt- Aug 10-sld South Carolina from Amsterdam },
ana nora, schellDg from Londonl NYork Camden,
Wootl I'D, Quebec.
VI ro ROADS Aup . SD Atlantic. Lrmb Nyork
ca. aug I2--t,d FrNrnae ptrrs' nFork.
60. ass s-nrs Dio%sn.,s, iyas - 49,. . 80
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PnIApsSslr1HIA Aug SRsp.rssd By Barker Brothers
Re- Ha ~ "a Sc 20 6 ri loo d. loo
40 rs lo2,s 900 sonuylki Navigation So 49, Is, 76
800 do, 76z 900 Texas Reg Notes t shares
mia Railroad, cash 4o; do, 49, 80 Sohuyku Navigation
Preferred, cash 2s2 900 do 2 90 DO, cash 2si 200 DO
70 2ss lVoag; 20 gHi 10 Lehsh Naygnon, cash 5S 90
. go do, d. Il 100 .huylAill Nsysstop ISL PIT
ftdf - . Fanl NOiz Z Moth American hsrt 10 Be.
sahuyliil Navigation Gs, 81 ss, 75z
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Arrivod-Shtps Huron - John Cummings Oadfy
Brutus, do; IN Raves Galveson Maryland Baltiusres
North America, Liverpool brgs Two Ladies' 81 DominGs
PENSACOLA Nerfolk Alex,9ars Arabs Bamsre; .astAs
Moeee Queen Esther Susan Small and Albatross, Phna-
delphia sohrs st Leon, Wilmington Nc Mary Bonner Spy
Cleared Bark Rocket San Francisco; schr Lawrence.
NYork.
The william which sailed yesterday PhA.
deIpba got ashore Love island In the harbor and
NAMED there this morning.
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The Henry Clay Calamity.

UNITED STATES MARSHALLs OFFICE.
AUGUST 25-The preliminary examination of the par
ties inculpated In this disastrous ap-
pointed to take place to day; but the defendants
waived the inquiry, and the matter thus remains in
allegiance till the assembling Of the Grand Jury in the
United States District Court the first Monday In Sep
her
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T " l. II @ X A HIC.

TIE WRECK OF THE ATLANTIC NOT YET POUND.
BUFFALO, August 25 1862
Dispatches Just received from Mr.. Wells EXPRESS
Agent state that they have not yet succeeded In finding
where the wreck Of the Atlantic lies More boats and
drag about 10 DO cent on to long point M Wells
easa ....t 10 ie.ae 49, ,sr,s- 80 49, -. A1-s
roising the wreck
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WITHDRAWAL OF THE ELHOroRAL TfoKB

SAVANNAH, GA, August n, 1852.
circular was published on nday evening, signed
BY the executive committee Of the Union party Of Geor
ge Withdrawing the electoral ticket put in nomination
by that party at it's late convention, at Medgevie
The circular calls meeting Of the Union wings and
democrats Of Georgia to be held at Atlanta the 18th
December to determine what course this party will pur
sue in future,
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From Buffalo.

THE FIREMEN's TRoUBLE-RAILR0AD CELEBRATION
BUFFALO, August 25, 1862
Last night passed OF quietly, though two attempts
were made to raise fire alarm The parties making the
attempts were arrested
grand celebration Of the completion of the New
York city and Buffalo Railroad took place to-day, at
Portage-hundreds left this city to attend it.
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Progress of the Galphin Investigating
Committees.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Passage OF the River and HarbOr and Other
Bills by The Senate.
SENATOR MANGUM DENoUNCING SECRE-
TARY WEBSr TER
MOVEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS.
The Old Line Georgia Unionists and Penn.
sylvania Native Americans,
Sc, &c., sc.
Inte resting fiom Nvnshington city.

Int restipg Gom Washington City.
TnB SBNATE's GALPHlE CoMMITrEES-PRoGRHSs
OF THEIR INvESTlG ATOMS SOULE-MR BEN
NETS LAND DISTRIBUTION BILL-MR. cABELL
AND GEN. SCOTS NOMINATION., ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS HERALD.
WASHINGTON. August 25-6 p. M
Mr. Soue feels much aggreyed at the charge made in
Mondays HERALD that he intends smother the inves-
LEGATIONS the Special Committee Of which he is chair
man have been misinforr-d in regard to the mat
ter The committee applied the government for the
evidence against the Gardiner and ii refused
the ground that it undergoing judicial inves-
igation its production before the trial might njure the
ends of justice The committee will report ali the facts
they have collected before he adjournment.
The other committed of which Gen. Houston is chair
man have taken about eighty pages of evidence which
will be presented TO the Senate in few days.
1t is believed that BENEFITS Land BILL amended, will
be taken up to As the Eastern Senators not
intend TO oppose the amendment and there is large
majority in favor of the BILL there doubt of its pas
sage II taken up.
Mr. Cabefis position. with regard to Gen Scott, is
simply that be will decline taking any part in the ap-
preaching contest. Thus tactly acquiescng in Scott
nomination This explanation rendered necessary in
consequence Of misstatements which have appeared.
Mr.. Champion the British Minister, has yet re-
ceived despatch upon the subject of the fisheries.
X. u.
TIE TEHUANTEPEc TREATY-PRoBABILITY THAT
THE SENATE WILL INSIST ON ITS FULPILLMENT-
THE LAND DISTRIBUTIONS BILL, ETC.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WAsHiSGToS August 25-104 p. NJ
1t is certain that the Committee Foreign Relations,
Of the Senate is prepared report the Tehuantepec
matter in favor of the United States insisting upon the
fhlment by Mexico, of the Garay grant, and it is be-
eved majority of the Senate will sustain such report
The report will probably be made to. W, and the
subject be scted on immediately
scheme is in embryo to tach to Benefits Land
bill Of the rejected railroad land bills in such way
o. to render the measure less Objectionable to the West
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PIrrsBuRc, August 26, 1852
At the County Convention Of the American party this
afternoon Lewis j. Fls ming nominated for Congress
in the Twenty first district Jacob Shaner in the Twenty
second district and Daniel M Curry for State Senator
1t resolved that it ipexpedient to nominate
candidate for Sheriff Great enthusiasm and unanimty
prevailed.
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Navigation OF the Ohio,

=, PtIrsBuRc, August "a, 1852
Inc river L now IN fine nayigabe order there being
tlftC feet inches II water In tie channel Since
-. e,en.i.s 30 hsse lad 10 :! ~ L.A. nj nc
Wator u still slowly rising
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Married.

At South Brooklyn, the 10th of August the wife Of
Mr.. w DAvpoE comedian, of the Broadway Theatre OF
n daughter
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Io0Z.
Sales OF -four to-day IL 500 bills. at 81 SO, for
Southern Wheat has been operated in. at 97c ST.,
for Southern red and 81 03 a 81 05, for red.
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HARITIME IHTELLIaR EXC n.

ALMANAC roR NFw-voRK-rHO DAY.
SYN RIsEs. % " NOON SETS. 81
SYN sKrs. 40 HIGH wArKA.. ..morn 80
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torn at NIcmphis-Capt. Marcy.

A tremendous rain storm occurred here Sunday
morning destroying and njurng property to the extent
of fifteen twenty thousand dollars.
Captain Marcy passed Memphis this morning. on the
teamer Fanny Smith
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Accident to the Bark MarmOra.
New ORLEANS, August %, 1852
The bark Marmora has arrived here having lost small
portion Of her cargo on Dog rocks.
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Suicide Of a Young Woman.

PHILADELPHIA, August 25, 1852
A girl, named Mary Mabee, aged eighteen, drowned
herself in dock last night The domestic diff
fcultes
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The Alabama At Sayannah
Markets.

SAVANNAH, August "a, 1852.
The U. s. mail steamship Alabama Captain @. d. Lud-
low arrived here early this merning from New York
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From the West.
The Southern Mail-Rumored Duel Contra
dicted.

BALTIMORE, August 70, Ib5Z.
The mail from New Orleans has arrived but the papers
contain nothing worth telegraphing.
The editor OF the Portsmouth IVA Democrat has
oei'ed Geographic dispatch from DR. William Cong
pronouncing the reported duel bet ween Col Cunning
ham and himself a entirely untrue
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sahuykil Navigator 6s 81 b. 75'z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-27
THE CELEBRATED
COLLETON3B BITE II 8.
a Purely Vegetable; Preparation, and a
Sovereign Remedy for
D MPSIA!

TIIESE BI'rTERS arc purely VEGETABLE
i COMPOUND, and ore offered to the PUBLIC
ulcr tho fullest conviction that they will bc found
Il safe and sovereign REMEDY for DYSPEPSIA.
They have been triumphantly tested not only by
numerous families and Physicians in the South, who
have furnished ample testimony rs to their decided
excellence but also by the Proprietor, who, for ten
years, suffered all the gloom incident to that stub
born and distressing disease.
The Collc,on Bit,rrs, are also Carminiatirs,
most excellent for Cholera hlorbus, Costivcness, S.n
Sickness, Nausea proceeding from whatever catisc,
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and Stitches in the Breast.
The aborc Medicine III highly recommended to
Literary Gentlemen, Students, Elderly People, and
others Of scdcntary habits.
For the satisfaction Of those who may not other
wise feel disposed to try tllS valuable Compound,
reference s made, by permission, to the following
highly respectable gentlemen.
R.:v. 7. J. Young, VIM. Yates, M. D., d. T.
Cain, NJ. d., Alex Robinson, Col. F. Lance, Char
J$ton.
T. NJ. Curtis, NJ. d., St. Johns Island.
Ex-Gov W. B. Scahrook, Edisto Island.
i. Il. By,hcwood, Beaufort.
Rev. A. Woodward, Hon. VIM. Pope Rev. j. B.
ScaLrook, r;ul pr;tchard, NJ. D., Bluilton
~" PnIcE, IS cts per Bottle. For sale at Edge
field c. H., by G. L. PENN, AGENT.
Oct 30 If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-27
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY

DYII. T. WRIGH : Esq, Ordinary ofEdgr.
- field District.
Whereas, Marion Coleman has applied ia
me for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattcs, rights and cred
its Of Ann Coleman, late Of the District atore-
said, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admonsll all
and singular. the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me-, nj
our next Crdiaarys Court for The said District,
TO be holden at EdgeGcld Court House, on the
l2lh day Of November next, to show cause. il
any, why the said administration should not
be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this the 2Gil
day of Oct, in the year Of our Lord one thous,
and eight hundred and ifty-two, and in the
scvcnty-scvcnth year of American Independence
II. Il. WRIGHT, U. l.. u.
Oct 26 2t al
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Oct %
Lost or Mislaid,

A POCKET BOOK, containing the following
N Notes and Receipts viz: y Note on NJ. w
Lylcs, payable 10 a. Nix bearer, for l,rty-scvcl
dollars and fifty cents, due one day from 9th Oct
1850 one on WIN. Adams, principal, and ID. Y.
Self and Ebert Cornct securities, payable 10 4. Nix
Admir-, Of J. Logan, decd, or bearer, for sixteen
dollars, due a5,h December last, and credited with
six dollars aud fourteen cents, sometime in July OF
the prescut year. One on Hugh Nix. PRINCIPAL. and
~ Nix and Samuel Thorcnton securities, payah: To
James Telnpki,ls bearer, for twcntyfyur dollars,
given 25th Nov. 1850, and due l2 months after
yards; and one on Samuel Nix, payable to L. II.
Chambcraia or bearer for about eleven dollars Civ
en- sometime in the year AS or III, and credited
with three dollars sometime The first Of the present
year. Also, three cipts, one from c. Corey, for
two dollars aud fifty cents, for crying sale Of the pro-
pcrty OF Jane Logan, deed, aud two from Bart
ley Martini for Que dollar each, | think, in Some
way re3atvc 10 tho estates Of john Is. Logan CHARS
B. Logan aiid Jane Logan, deed.
Ali persons are hereby cautionca from trading for
the above or any part Of the same.
AMBROSE NIX.
Oct 2J 1t ll
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
En- ruA MnEDX
IN CHANCERY.
John H. Burriss and his wife Sarah,


John H. Burriss and his wife Sarah,
Susan F.. Htundy and Others.
DY Virtue of IN Order from the Court Of
- Eqity in this case, will sell at Edgcfeld
Court House, on the first Monday in November
next, the following Tracts of Land and Lots
belonging to the estate of Leroy II. Mundy,
decd, VIZ
/. The Homestead Tract, lying on CufFec-
town Creek, containing one thousand and forty
of Edmund B. Belcher, George G. Mayson,
Andrew Reynolds and others.
@ The Swamp Tract, lying also on Cuffee-
town Creek, containing three hundred and sev-
enty-seven (377) acres, more or less, aud adjoin-
ing lands of A. T. Traylor, John F. Durriss, J.
B. Harrison and others.
g. Another Tract of Land containing FIVE
hundred and sixty.cight (56s) acres, more or
less, adjoining lands of A. L. Traylor, the said
Swamp Tract, and other lands Of the said L. H..
Mundv.
4. The Quat,lebum Tract, lying on Little
Creek, containing one hundred and eighty-six
(1s6) acres, more or less. and adjoining lands Of
Peter Quattlcbum, - Rush and others, and
also adjoining the said Quattlebum Tract.
5. A Lot Of land at Liberty Hill, containing
three acres, more or less, having n house and
appurtenances thereon, and adjoining lands Of
Peter Quatilebum, Warren r. Winn and Others
6. Another Lot of Land at the place last
mentioned, having likewise a Dwelling House
and appurienanccs thereon, containing six acres,
more or less, adjoining the lot of Washington
Freeman, and lands of Peter Quat,lcbum and
Andrew Reynolds.
= The above Tracts and Lots of land will be
sold on credit Of one and two years from the
day Of sale, except us to so much of the pur-
chase money as will dcfray the costs of this
suit, which must BIZ paid in cash. Purchase
money TO be secured by bonds with adequate
surelies.
NJ B-Possession not to be given until the
lst of January 1853, as to the Homestead Tract
and the others now in cultivation.
A. SlMKlNS, C. E. f. D.
Oct nth, 1852 4te 80
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Lost:

A SMALL rOCKET-BoOK, either at Bctlla-
~ hem Gss.np Merios, or somewhere the
Columbia Road, confirming several Notes, the date.
Of which are not rcco!lcctcd. Two Of said Notes
are ON II. L. Spann, Esq, one for twenty nine dol
lars and cents. the other for thi.tyeght dol
lars: c,,c cn ). ID. TIbbrtts, ir ten dollars:
Bca Addison f,r ono loiiar and fifty crn;s.
The Bockc.- Book did rot have auy of the dimes
in it at the time il 'ss. Tie finder viii greatly
ubge the Subscriber By leaving it at this Otirc. OF
at Ills Tin Shop and ak prrsuts arc l,rtrby Caution
cd against trading for ans Of slid Notes
c. l.. EEFO.
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Hardware and Cutlery !!

TIlE Subscriber bcgs leave to inform the citizens
Il of Edsefcld and the Upper Districts, that he
has opened large and general Stock of
HARDWARE g. CUTLERY,
Together with every other article connected with
the Hardware business, ut the old Stand formerly
occupied by H. y. KExRIck, and nearly opposite
Z the American Hotel
Having recently returned from the North, where
my purchases has been made from Manufacturers
and at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, would
respectfully invite the public and my old friends to
Civ me 4 call before purchasing elsewhere, as my
Stock combines every article in the Hardware lur,
and is entirely ncp'
JAMES HENDERSON.
Hamburg, Oct 81 3;n Al
rs" The .\bbrvillc Banner, Grccnvil!e Aloun-
tainccr, Laurcnsvil!c Herald and Anderson Gaz tie,
Will copy months and forward bills 10 J. H.
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,-gs TIE Friends Of Col. +. W. PICKENS
beg leave to present him to the people Of Edge.
field, and of the Districts which may be thrown
with us by the new aprortionmcnt, as an emf
nently suitable person to represent us in the
Congress of the United States. Mr.. BURT
having positively declined reelection, it be-
comes our duty TO select his successor with
care; and we respectfully suggest that the ex-
pcricncc and ability Of Col. PIcKEss should
be again called into requisi,ion upon the very
floor where he has hitherto served us so eili-
cicnly. 1t is perhaps proper to add, on our
part, that this announcement is rendered with.
out Col. p's knowledge or desire, and with no
feeling Of opposition to any individual.
10 THE Friends of Capt. PRESTON S.
BROOKS, announce him as n candidate to rep.
resent this Congressional District in the next
Congress, Mr.. BURT having positively declined
4 reelection. -
This nomination, like another which appears
in this paper, was made by the friends Of Capt.
B. purely Of their own accord, without reference
to his wishcs on the subject and without the
remotcst design of forestaling public opinion
II his favor against any individual.