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A Protracted Meeting

WILL be held at HouN's CREEK Church, four
miles South of Edgcfeld, commencing on Saturday
before the Second Lords day in August next.
NInistering and other Brethren are afftctionately
IN vitod IN be i'm attendance.
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Wanted,

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, on Mortgage
" of Real Estate. Apply to the Advertiser
Office. Is. y;
May 20 It ~
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New Location!

M r. STOVALL, WAREHOUSE e
NIs COMMISSION MERCHANT, Augusta,
Ga would respectfully inform his old patrons, and
the pubc gcuerslly, that lie has leased, for term
Of Years, the New and Extensive
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Notice.

I'll Persons indebted to the Estate OF Joseph
n Moore, decd, arc requested 10 make immcdi-
ate nayment, aud those having demands against the
estate will present them in due form:
|''''' ~ E. PENN, Ex'or.
Fob I2 II
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O1iCc.

rrIIE children of Zilpha Noble, deed, are hereby
notified to make application to the subscriber
for their interest in her pension claim
~ '''' i, O'CONNOR, Admir-,
June so i'm -
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TllrppiD Seed.
" office

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be
i made at the Session of the next Legislature Tor
an Act of incorporation for the Bethlchan Church
Camp Ground in Edgcfcld District
June 9G II ~
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N office
Charleston. LIST juno, 1852.

q e. Il. MI. GILBERT will continue
y. the CARREAG GE RBU USlNESS at the old
stand of Gilbert & Chaplin, formerly S. g. and j.
Gilbcrt) Nos 35 and 40 Wentworth St., and will
keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment OF
CARRIAGES manufactured by themselves, cx-
pressly for their own salea, together with an as
sortnent of other styles usually found in this mar
ket, 10 which the attention of their old friends and
customers is respectfully Carriages Of any
style will be made to order, and repairing in all its
branches promptly and faithfully executed OIL rca-
sonable terms. "a
STEPHEN GILBERT,
ELIAS NJ. GILBERT.
Charleston, 1st June 1862.
Persons indebted 10 the firm of S. &; J. GILBERT,
arc requested to may payment to s. & L. NJ. GIL-
BERT, who are authorized 70 settle the business of
said firm. =. 81
July ...g BIN 25
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n Office

rs hereby given that application will be made at
Il the next Session Of the Legislature, to ncorpo-
rate Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, in Edgcfcld
District.
July 2S If %
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Turnip Seed!

TUST received from Philadelphia supply of
- Rutabaga, Globe and Large Norfolk TlRNIP
SEED, for sale by G. i. PENN, Agent.
July 81 If 07
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Notice to BrickumakeFs.

CEALED PROPOSALS for making and deliver
- ing upon the site Of the Building SEQ 900 Brick,
for the Odd Fellows and Masonic Hall, will be re-
ccvcd until the glh august next
5. F. GOODE, President.
Tulv 81 1850 81 81.
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A=-AAA.@ chs%ist, t'h s By j: S.
Houcnros, NJ D.. Philadelphia, Pa.
This is Truly WONDERFUL REMEDY for indigestion
1Sndss Lice, ts1 o&S
Natures own Agent the Gastric Juice Ialf tsnspo9%nia %
of PEPsN. infused in wafer will dlgesI o, sn,c
PEPsIN is The chief clement Great DIGEsTlNG
Principle Of the Gastric uice-he Solvent OF INC rCoa s
Purifying Preserving and Stimulating Agent OF the Stomach
aud ncsinc 1t extracted from The pgSsys s.1mafh 1IS
Of the OK. thus forming TRUE - H.
,rs. md furnishing COMPLETE and PERFECT SUE
STITCTE for it
Scientific Evidence!
giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. from
IcLps nnal Chniisiry: DIR. Combcs Physiology or Dgrr
tom: Dr. Pcrcira on Food and Diet: Dr. John ". Draper
Of New York University: Prof Dungsons Physiology &C..
together with reports Of cures from O parts Of the United
~ NO ALCOHOL, BITTERS OR ACIDS!
Remember this: Dr. IorGlISSs pErSIS ESy i a srest
an% ! NATsEots % f DRUGS. It is extremely agreeable to
the TASTE and mny he taken by the most feeble patients who
cannot eat water cracker without acute distress Beware
Of druggcd limitations Prrsin Is not u drug.
CURES IN EVERY TOWN!
nr Ioush,ons PRIsS has been tested, for upwards
Of two years in every large town in the United states nd
The Agents can re Dyp 70 many M o.I,cacs Of
Physicians and Patients given In the Circulars iurshen
by Agents. gratis.
Pepsin in Fluid and Powder.
DR. Inug.,on's rEpSIN il prepared in Powder and in
Fluid Forn-nd in Prescription vas for the use Of Phys
cas The Powder will be sent by Mall free OF Postage iv
one Dollar. sent to Dr. IInuglton, Philadelphia
Private Circulars for Physicians may be obtained 0l Dr.
Ioig his Agents describing the whole process OF pre-
paration. and giving the authorities upon which tlr caiM
of this new remedy are based. As is NOT SECRET
REMEDY no objection bc raised against s use by Ply
srirs in respectable standing and regular practice Price
ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
Observe This.
Every Bottle Of GENUINE PEPSIN bears the written
signature Of j. oughton, N. D. sole proprietor, Phlade-
di, P:l Copyright and Trade Mark secured
tssy-Sod by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
sSy'aold. also by G. L. PENN, EdscRcd G. H.. WARD
LAW & LYON, Abbcville C. H.; PRATT &JAMEs New
berry, and \. j. CREIGHTON, Hamburg, &C.
July IS 1y
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June so
N OtiCc.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of Henry f.
N Freeman, decd, will come forward inme-
diatclv and make payment and those having de-
mands will render them in properly attested.
''''N j. ii. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
Jan 8 ly ~
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Notice.

Notice.
A IT, Persons indebted to the estate of Ellington
IN Clark, decd, are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment and tIuse having demands against
said estate will present them properly attcsted.
JAS. BLACKWELL.
nix II 25
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Hamburg, Jun

List of Letters,
DEMAINiNG in the Post Office at Ed gefcld
~ e. H., lst Of July inst.
Alton, Sarah McCullah, Luis
Avry. John Minan, Dr. WIN IS
Abney DR. NJ w Murl, SG
Arcl'a, Washington Mccullough, James
Adams, john Mays, r II
Adams, ST., James Minan, William or WIN
Adams, Miss Mary w Ninan
Bell, Eugere B McFerguson,
Bruce, DR. A Matt, Mary l
Berry, Mrs p A Powell, John G
Denny, David Proctor, Sarah
Day, James or his lcgalProctor, Darkis
representatives Pcrmcnter, John
Fury, John Riddle, WIN 2
Foy, Miss Elizabeth Rhoden, Russell
Garott, Thomas Roper, Mrs Susan
Griffin, G B Raborn, BI,
lluchison, Man Rogers, Luke
Henderson, Hodges Roper, II
Holloway, Jordan Roper, Charlsey Ann
lIagood, John w Rcss, Samuel <
Hall, CM Russ, Elizabe,l,
Henderson, Miss A Remhart, Jr, John
Henderson, James Schwartcr, S 3
Jones, Rich. or his legalScrling, James
representatives Swindle, Jos.
Lincy, Robert Still, Elijah
I.awhorn, Van Trcsoutheck, George
Minon, Francis 9 WISE Peter
Martin, Temple Wright, r. r
Moore q Gcarty Williams, Thos II
McGrc William WiIbun, Elizabeth
May, A II
G. L. PENN, P. NJ.
July II 3t 2G
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Butch Rolling Cloths.

DsaeSak nV1ekE1S9 OloahSs
GNOWDEN s. SHEAR have received from
- New York, Dutch Boiling Cloths, Of the best
quality, Nos. D, l, 9, ;, 4, 5, g. T. S. and TO- and
tu which the attention Of the public is respectfully
invited.
Augusta, June 10 If q
Hamburg & Edgefeld Plank R'd.
THIS ROAD is now completed and opened for
J. travel from the Cherokee Ponds and Sweet
Water to Hamburg.
Rates of Toll.
-Four, l' five and six horse Wagons, cts + per mile
Two 4" s 's
Two Carriages3 &c I" " ~
One &c
Horseback travellers, (" Z" "a.
Vehicles on meeting, are each entitled to half the
PLANK TRACK, and tic Drivers arc required 10
turn to the "RTGHTu'
The public are respectfully informed that all per-
sons turning OH the road and leaving it without pay
ing Toll, are subject to fine Of Twenty Dollars.
Ten dollars reward will be paid by the company,
in each and every case for proof that will lead to
the conviction Of any for violating the law, in
endeavoring to avoid the payment of Toll, provi
Ied b. the Charter,
Persons travelling on the Martin To Il Road to-,
wards Hamburg, will find it to their advantage to
turn off on any Of the roads to the left and ncrscct
the Plank Road near Sweet Water Church or tho
Cherokee Ponds.
H. A. KENRICK, President.
Hamburg, March Is If
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is TT

WHY IS TT
Tha, behold many females the meridian OF life
broken in health aud spirits with complication Of diseases
aud ailments deriy them OF the power Tor The enjoyment
OF life age when physical health buoyancy Of Spirits
md happy serenity OF mind arising from condition o! hea
Many o,e cau,es OF her suTeng at ft-perhaps yeara
before peT,p: daring grhooJ the first o marriage
in their origin light unnoced and OF couse
IN AFTER YEARS,
When late be benefited by knowledge We look
What would NE no, often give to possess early life, the
knowledge We obtain in after years! And what days and
nights Of anguish might NOT have been spared, II tho
knowledge Was timely possessed IL IS
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the sickness and suffering endured by many wife
for many years. from simple and contrnabe easily
Triardrd-Or better still,-not incurred, iTerery
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the information contained in lile volume with
in the reach OF ell) which would spare TO herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
And to her husband the toll and anxiety Of mind,
necessarily dryolyng upon him from sickness oi the wife
without giving him the opportunity Of acquiring that c?ui
OF which would secure the happiness oil Maseil, We' aia
children.
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
BY becoming in tine possessed Of the knowledge the
n view Of such consequences, wife mother is eScg
sable If she neglect 10 avail herself o that knowledge 10
respect to herself Which wcud s,re her much suffering b9
the Sa sd % ft
bodies with hrslthy minds hat knowIeoSe Is eoElaiceuU
a litr work entitled
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MOlasses and Syrups.

NOV Receiving large Stock CHOICE Cuba MO-
~ LASSES, aud Georgia and New Orleans
SYRUFS. 5. Z. BOWERS.
Hamburg, April 81 If II
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Chicks Springs,

VIICh pPtAHODI
GREENVILLE DIST RICT, S c
THHIs delightful WATERING PLACE will be
i ready to receive company by the 20th June, at
the following rates:
Man, per day. Wv
Man, per week. ......,............ w
Over one week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Children aud servants half price.
llorse, per Gay ......oSac.
Horse, per week. ....................S3 5O
PS-A large addition has been made to tho
Hotel since last summer, in order to accommodate
all that may give us call.
There is also Billiard Table and Ten Pin Alley
attached to the place, for the amusement of the
company, free of charge.
p. W. & r. S. CHICK, Proprictors.
june II st 22
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the Assigned Estate Of
IN John Lyon are requested to make Immediate
payment, as longer Indulgence cannot bcgivca, and
mast not be expected.
ST GoODE, Assignee.
Jan 81. 1852 If
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State of south Carolina,

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Beleher e. llongsworth,
US , Attachment.
M. NJ. g. J. w. Grantham.
Bclchcr IS IIollingsworth,
NJ VI. Grantham.
Bclchcr s; lTongswor,h,
Grantham, Logan g. Co.
THE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases HAVING
IL this day filed their Declarations in my Office
and the Defendants having neither wives nor Attor
ncys known to reside within the limits of this STATE
on whom copy Of said declarations with rult
to plead can be served: On motion OF Mr. MARTIN
Attorney for Plaintiffs: Ordered THAT said Dcfen
dants, appear and plead to said Declarations within
year and day from the date hereof, or in dcfau
thereof, judgment will be rendered against them.
TIIOS. G. BACON, C. E. D.
Clerks Office, March 10. 1852. lyq 9
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
The Bank Of Hamburg,S S. G.,
ps. Attachment.
William 3. Brannon.
rEHE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
Il filed his Declaration i'm my Office, and the De-
fcndant having neither wife nor Attorney known to
reside within the limits of this Sta,e, on whom a
copy of said declaration with Rule to plead can be
served On motion of Mr.. BAusKETT, Attorney
for Plaintiff, Ordered That said Defendant appear
and plead TO said declaration within O year and
a day from the dntc hereof, or in default thereof
Judgment will be rendered against him.
TlIOS. G. BACON, G. E.p.
Clerks Office, March 8, 1852
Alarcl, j 1y
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Lynch Lac in Barbados.


we iearn from passenger on board the
oafdne m m den. Harrison, Meade, at this port, that
on tuesday evening, June 18th, 1859, sailor
belonging, to the Schr. Sally Evans, swan on
shore, and giving the alarm that the captain Of
said schr. had killed man on board. a crowd
OF boatmen, carriers, and porters. ali neo,oes
collected Immediately on the wharf when y
boat was manned by FIVE boatmen, who went
on TO the schooner, got on board, Knocked the
Captain down, and tumbled him into the hos,
and brought him on shore, when two police.
men got into the boat to protec, him from the
mob, who threatened to kill him, She was
Immediately filled by the mob and capsized
and some of them tried to drown the Captain'
They also committed other ontrages by strik
ing. an American Captain, and knocking a
white man belonging to the place overheard.
The authorities have taken no notice of the be.
havior OF the mob in any way,
The Capt. OF the schr. Sally Evans, whose
name is Evans, unfortunately killed man
on board, for which he now awaits his trial at
The Criminal Court in August ensuing. The
man killed was negro and the mob was com.
posed entirely ofnegroes.-Ale1. Gazette.
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r Among other horrible occurrences in
Baltimore on the 5th, we observe the follow
ing:
1t is reported that a gang of unlawful des.
peradoes yesterday visited woods near the
city, where Sunday School was celebrating
the 4h, and in very insulting language, or
dered several young ladies' toleave their swings
The gentlemen in company with the ladies,
ordered the ruffians off The ground. when u
general melee ensued. In the scuffle, it is said
that child was crushed so badly, that death
ensued in few minutes. If such should be
the facts, we hope the perpetrators of the out
rage may be caught and summarily punish.
ed
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A waller, presumed TO have been thrown there
by person suspected Of passing counterfeit
money, was found, as we learn from The Mar
shall Eagle, on the bank otthe river near Gun
tersville, Ala, a few days since. 1t contained
counterfeit bills to the amount of about $l08S.
as follows:
Seven 500 bills on Merchants Bank of S.
c.; one 800 bill on the Canal bank ofNew Ui
leans; two $40 bills on the bank of George
town, ). c.; seven $40 bills on the State Bank
OF N. c.. ten $40 on the bank ofAugusta-well
executed; two 50 bills on the Bank of Cape
Fear, and one So on the Bank of Kentucky.
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DEFINING THEIR PosITIoNs.-The Nationa
lntelligencer contains letter Iiom Hon. A. Hs
Stephens, Hon. r. Toombs. and Hon. James
Johnson, of Georgia; Hon. C. J. Faulkner. of
Virginia; Hon. w. Brooke, of Mississippi; and
Hon. Alex. White and Hon. Jas. Abercrombie,
oil Alabama; giving their reasons for withhold
ing their support from Gen. Scott. Hon. NJ.
r. Gentry and Hon. c. H. Williams, of Ten
nessee, also announce, through the same
source, similar determination, and add that
they will give the reason for their course here
aitor' 1t necessary. All of these gentlemen
are members of the present Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08
Monument Conrentiou in Philadezphia.

PHILADELPHIA. July 6.-At the session of
the Monument Convention this afternoon, Gov.
Bigler presiding, Hon. John G. Spencer, of
New York, presented the report of the commit
tee appointed TO prepare resolutions to carry
out the object of the convention. The report
recommends The building of single monument
in Independence Square, with l3 sides. and
that The Declaration of Independence be cut
thereon in solid mable. Eloquent addresses
were delivered by Messrs. Spencer, Chas. F.
Adams, of Mass; M. J. Welborn, OF Georgia;
Ex"Gov. Dinsmore, of N. H., and other distin-
guished genlemen-aftel which the resolu-
lions Were adopted.
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Failure of an Aer0naut.

WILMINGTON, Del Jaly 6.-Mr. Pusey, an
Aeronaut, undertook TO make a balloon ascen-
sion.yesterday afternoon, bur it proved failure.
He was too heavy. Great excitement prevailed
with threats to destroy the balloon. He made
a second effort, by cutting loose his basket,
and getting astride, but it was no go.
Capt. }. F. Robinson, Of this city, volun-
teered to make the ascension, when he was
lashed to the bottom with cords, and rose dang
ling in the air. He alighted some three miles
distant safely, and returned to the city among ST
the shouts of his friends and the populace.
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FATAL OcCURKENCE.-AtN New York, on
SUNDAY afternoon, young man named Wm.
Dunlea, nine leen years of age, who resided
with his brother-in-law, Timothy OIaugh
man, was shot through the head and killed by
rnusketin the hands of Timothy, who, hav
ing once fired the weapon, las holiday sa-
lute,) was engaged in ramming home the wad
for another discharge, when the powder ex-
ploded, and the rod was forced into the brain
OF young DuDiea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

The New York Journal of Commerce men,
lions an extraordinary fact in acoustics, about
which the editors say there can be no mistake:
An intelligent and very respectable gentle
man. by the name OF Ebenezer Smell, who is
still living at the age of 80 and upwards,
was in a corn field with negro on the 18th of
June, 1776 in the township OF Cnmmington,
Mass, 120 miles west of Bunker Hill by the
course of the road, and at least 100 in an air
line. Some time during the day the negro was
lying on the ground, and remarked TO Ebene.
zer that there was war somewhere, for he could
distinctly hear the firing. Ebenezer put his
ear 10 the ground, aud also heard the firing dis
iiuctly, and for a considerable time. lie re-
members the fact, which made deep impress
sion on his mind, as plainly as though il were
Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

TIE FANNY AGAIs.-The Savannah Rs-
publican Of the I'd instant in ailuslon to this
unfortunate vessel and its passengers, thus
speaks: This interesting steamer, which was
iiOelled for forfeiture on account of excess OF
passengers, has been released by orders from
Washington. Heuce she is free so far as the
United States is concerned. But she will still
be retained by the attachment OF passengers.
We suppose her tate will be to remain here all
summer, and we shall soon expect, from her
exposed situation and crowded decks, TO see
some serious illness among the passengers,
calling for still further aid, not only in money
from Ihe city, bu, in the attentions OF The hu-
uians aud charitable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

An alteration took place in Baltimore
on Monday night, between Two tailor named
Regan and Sweeny. Mrs. Regan rebuked
,he.n in forcible terms, when Sweens seizea
pair Of ,ailors shears and stabbed the woman
ia her shoulder, infictng dangerous "ouad
sweeny was commilted TO jail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

LADIES PfsP0Ls.-A new sort OF firearms
called ladies' pis OILS, have appeared in CtD-
eiuua,i. Small aud beautifully nude. very
pretty instruments for lady's delicate hands
III She don't shoot They look and feel much
better, we should suppose, in satin palm,
than would their contents in cloth covered
body. The Cincinnati Commercial suggests
ms a name fDr these novel instruments, Lola
Nontes popguns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

EY An inotiensive man, named John ID.
Woodland, was beaten and stabbed by three
ruffians, in Baltimore, on Sunday night. One
of the gang was arrested ard committed for
trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

Grain measurer for PORT of Richmond

City Of Richmond, STATE Of Vnginia, to wit:
This Gay personally appeared before me, jus.
tice of the Peace in and ior said city, l.. H. LUCK,
who being duly qualified, made oath that the whole
amount of fees received Or charged by him for the
measuring OF grain and other articles from the
l4h day OF April lo52 to the ist July 1852 inciu-
sive, is eighty five dollars and ninety.fx cents
Given uncer my nand and seal, Both June 1852
jy l--lw THOMAS COWLES, JP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-08

rg- The sp,endid mansion Of Lord VIII
longhby, Brooklyn, was destroyed by hre last
Monday night.
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Opposite American Hotel, Richmond. v

o. FOK KkNT, nrst rate large BRICK
ES Dwelling, with every convenience. situated at
tEe ner ection OF Marshall and sixth streets This
house has lately been repaired and beautihed
throughout. 1t has about 10 rooms. and is delight
fully situated. Rent S40O per annum: and posses.
sion may be had Immediately.
TOLER & COOK,
e22 General Agents