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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-11-10
Thirtv.Fiye Likely Negroes,


Gaskin., decd. al the personal property Of said
deceased cot;si,ng of
Thirty.Five Likely Negroes,
4 large Stork Of Cattle. among which are two
Yoke of linc young well broke Oxen, and several
fine nilcl, Cows.
One pair Of fine Young well broke Horses,
One fine SINGLE Harness lI"r:c,
Six fine Mules, Stock Of Slccr,
- or 50 head Of Bacon and Stock Hogs,
1000 Bushels Of .orn,
5000 Bushels Cotton Seed. 5000 Dm. Oats.
IL, 600 lbs Fodder. LIT Of Seed Wheat, Cow Peas
and Sweet P"t't"cs,
4 FINE GOLD LEVER WATCH
One Fine Carriage and Harness. One Buggy and
Harness, and Two Road Wagons. Also, 4 lot Of
Household az Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Tools. Two Gins, One Grain Thrcslscr
and crru, many other ARTICLES unnecessary I" name.
The above property will be s"'d "n Il credit Of
twelve months. Purchasers To give notes with at
!r:.st two approved securities. All suns Of and
under $40 will be required in Cash.
The right and title Of property not changed until
the terms q" SAFE complied with, and if rcsold it
will be- at the risk of the former purchaser.
cI;- The Sale will commence at 10 O'Clock.
II. T. WRIGHT, Adm'or.
Nav CT a9
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

Henry Bush and wife and others,
Jackson Holmes.
DY Virtue of IN Order from the Court of
ID Equity in this ease, will sell Mt Edgcfeld
e. H., on the first Monday in December next,
ile real estate of Gabriel Holmes, deceased,
amounting in all to about one thousand two
hundred and forty-six Q24G) acres, and adjoin-
ing lands Of Derrick Holsonbake, Hampton
Cumbo, Andrew Myers, William Johnson, Mary
Aubrey and others.
These lands lie upon The waters of South
E1i>to.
They will be sold in two separate tracts, plats
of which will be exhibited on day of sale.
TEIMs.-Crcdit Of one and two years, cx-
cept costs which must be paid downin cash.
Bonds and ample security will be required.
A. SIAlKINS, {. E. Ed
Oct. 90 1t 40
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Five Hundred Acres,

one half Of which is in woods, the other half cleared
and in cultivation. One hundred and fifty acres q
the cleared land has been opened within the last three
or four years. Almost all the wood Land is 4" eH' 4
crllrnt quality, oak aud hickory growth. nu!ait" s"
1t is finely adapted to the production Of Corn Cotton
and small grain 49,
On the premises is comfortable dwcll:ns-h"us'
The out-buldings are Of the best descr'p'nl.largt
and commodious Barn AMI Stables: Slurk Houses
and Wagon Shelters. The Gin House and Scre"
arc entirely new, OF choice materials, ana ou'' ac'
cortling TO the most approved plans.
Tb. only test Of the excellence of his tract u
whic, tho subscriber would speak is the crop which
il l,as borne this year and which is there for the i'll
sp,c,:on of those dcsiruus TO purchase.
fine Well and ncvcr-failng Spring Of excel.
len, frrc.stunc water are among the oth.r advantages
of this tract. ,. ,. loalrhiNS.
N,v3 II ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-11-10
Lost.

A SMALL POCKET BOOK, either at Bcthla-
~ hem Camp Meeting, or somewhere on the
Columbia Road containing several Notes, the dates
of which arc not rccnlcctrd. Two Of said Notes
are on H. R. Spann, Esq, one for twenty.nine dol
lars and some cents, the other for hrty-cisht dol
lars one on j. ID. 1fbbctts, for ten dollars; one Oh
Benz. Addison, for one dollar and fifty cents.
The Booklet Book did not have any of the ''dimcs
in it ut the time it was lost. The finder will greatly
oblige the Subscriber by leaving mt this Ohce or
at his Tin Shop, and all persons are hereby cau'Ion-
ed against trading for any of said Notes.
G. l.. REFO.
O,o- tf III
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Fresh Supplies.

FRESH Supplies.
90 Bbls Choice COUNTRY FLOUR,
L Bbs Baltimore Family
i Ticrce prime RICE.
10 Boxes GOSHEN CHEESE,
Bills and Kits Fresh ma CHEREL,
Boxes Superior Pale SOAP,
@ Boxes PEARL STARCH,
ID Boxes Admantine and Patent Pearl Candles,
2.l Cans Fresh SALMON,
Various Sauces for Fish, Beef Stake, Fowls, &c.
Fresh Capcrs.
I Box MACARONI
Superior Green and Black TEAS,
10 Small Sacks Dairy SALT, greatly superior to
Box Salt in rs much az it not liable to rust, just
received and for sale cheap by
G. L. PENN, AGENT.
Oct 13 tt ~
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WI N. 4. CRANE,
- v ca v - Up 40 CO ~ Q

"a v ca v SIP 40 @ 400
HAS JUST received large and extensive as
L Il sortncnt Of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
His assortment of DRESS GOODS is large
rich and fashionable To which he would invite In,
attention Of those visiting the City. Among them ar,
Heavy Rch l5rocade Silks,
Rich Plain and Figured Chameleon Silks,
Superior Velvet Ottoman Silks, new and dura
Die a.tice for Ladies Dresses.
R;ch l.ns,ercd Black Gro DcRhinc,
Plain Wmcr,d aud Satin Striped Popns,
Superior Black Ottoman silk, very fashionable,
Rich Paid and Striped Silks,
Fine French Printed D,l.anes and Cashmcrcs,
Superior pain French Mcr:n"s and Caahmcrrs,
Fine Back Bomb:2inc AMI .Nlpacca,
Fine Srcond Mourning French DcLaines,
Fine Black Silk Warp Mcrino,
Black and Colorcd Plain D,.Laues,
liam lspn,c low priced DcI.a;ncs. from la1 to 81
Second Mourning G:nGlla:ns and Calico,
Pink. BuH, Green and Cherry F!anncls, for
Cluaks and Sacks,
\ larse assortment AIan,llas, Paris Ci"aks and
Sa Ks, of the new. s: styles,
Fine Bruclia, Cashmere and Plaid Slawls,
4 \ large assortment of Prints and Ginglan's,
4 Black aud C.lorci Kid Gloves, ;5cts per pair,
Fine Furniture Dimc;y and Fr:nCcs,
4 ST., ln-4 Fine Table Diaper aud Cloths,
A R.cl Denmark W"rs:cl for Curtains,
Embroidered Muslin Curtains,
Hurk:bick ami Linen Towcling,
4 large assortment lnlrrSlccvcs, Chcmczctts and
Collars, some Very cheap,
Velvet Ribbons, Lace Gimp and other Trimmings,
Ladies, Gents and Misses Cotton Hosiery,
Clo;,s, Casvilrlcrcs. Satinrts and Twccds,
Brown aud Blcachrd Shifting and Shect.ngs, all
kinds and Very cheap,
Dui;Il and Whitney lankcts,
Bluc II"ncsrun. Mixed Plaincs. Kcrscys and os-
naburgs at Factory prices.
The above, together with alm"st every dcscrip-
ton of Goods usually kept in lhry Goods Store
he oil. rs ut VERY LOW PRICES.
sfy Planters and their families will d" well 70
call and examine his assortment, at the first Dry
G""ls Store, below the United States Hotel.
sTy y. B.-Ncw Goods received every week.
Nov 10 1T 43
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Abbey Green Female Institute,
By Miss Sophia Chaplin.

rJNIITS Institution is located scvcn miles North Of
i Els,tcId c. H.. and within sight Of Elton
P.O. lii situated in a remarkably healthy portion
; of the District, and convenient 10 an excellent
Spring. The building is entirely new, large and
conmolnus
The lns,ructrcss, Miss CnAPIH. has the reputation
Of being an experienced and talented Teacher.
The Elementary and all the higher branches Of
English, together with Latin and French are taught
Terms per Session of FIVE months for all branches
except Music, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 oo
Music, including use Of Piano, ..25 90
Good Board can be obtained in the neshborhood
at 81. per Month For further information, if de-
sired, apply to either Of the undersigned.
S. W. NICHOLSON,
JOSEPH ADAMS.
Oct % 4mx Al
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Notice.,

TINE Undersigned will offer for sale at Public
Z outcry, a, her residence, on THURSDAY,
the lth November next nil her
HOUSEHOLD d. KITCHEN FURNITURE
Stock of Hogs AMI Catil,. the present years crop
Of Cotton, Corn, I'"ldcr. Peas, and many other ar
tcl.s mt necessary to mcn,on.
Terms made known on day os sale.
FRANCES NJ. MAYS.
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Administrators A Sale.

VOY Order Of the Ordinary of EdgcfieId District,
ID will be sold at the late residence Of Hugh
Neal deed, on Tuesday the 9Th Of November. all
the personal property of said deceased, consisting Of
TWENTY FOUR NEGROES,
Stock of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Plan
ta,:on AMI Backsnlith's Tools, Corn, Fodder, Oats,
Shucks, Wagons, Cart and Oxen, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, with many other things unIc-
ccssary to mention.
TERMs-A credit Of twelve months will be given
on all sums above five dollars, Of and under that
amount Cash will be required. Purchasers giving
Notes with approved securities.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
W. S. MOBLEY, A..
NJ NJ. HIGGINS. Adr''
my q Vt ID
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Dancing School
MIR. A. =. DEMEREsT. respee

M Il. A. j. DEM sEST, respectfully
WI announces to the Young Ladies and Gentle
men If Edgcicld aud vicinity, dcsirous of acquiring
this graceful art. that he will commence his DAN
ClNG SCHOOL, as IL sufficient number Of
Scholar. can be procured.
lc can, il necessary. furnish the highest tcStimo-
mails of his entire competency 10 impart the most
perfect instruction il ail the fslcnlb,c Dances.
- Ills terms vii; be moderate.
y i>t viii be !ound ut the Plancrs Hotel and all
these wshn. To- become Scholars will tntor their
MINES Immediately
Nov ; 3ts ~
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NIrs. HasscII,s School.

MRS. lIASSELL proposes to reopen her School
INl on MONDAY, the first Of November, and
will use her best cxertons to fulfil the wishes of
those parents who may continue 10 bestow their
fdcnce, and who may send their daughters back a,
that time.
Boardcrs will be received as heretofore.
The English Department will remain under the
chlrgc of Mr.. CARLETON.
Columbia, OctSl 2t 40
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Oct 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.


Mary Robertson and others,
Elijah T. Robertson and others.
DY virtue of an Order of the Court Of Equi-
- ty in this case, I shall proceed 10 sell at
Edgcficld Court House, on the first Monday in
December next, ;llc lands belonging to the es-
tate of Elisha G. Robertson, decd, viz:
One Tract of Land containing three hundred
acres, more or less, situated in the District and
State aforesaid on Hard Labor Creek aud adj
joining lands of Mrs. Elizabeth Hiblcr, George
Coleman, Evan Robertson and others.
Said land will be sold ona credit Except for
enough 10 pay the cost which must be paid in
casl) of one aud two years, in equal install
mcnts, with interest OH the second instamcnt
from and after one year from the day of sale.
Purchasers will be required TO give their Bonds
with approved surcties to secure the purchase
money. a. SlMKlNS, C. E. E. D.
Nov , st 40
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rorty.cicht Negroes,

4 llrcc portion "f whom are men and likely Young
boys, Il large Stock Of Horses, Mules. Cattle and
Hogs. the present Cr"p"( Corn, Fodder, Oats &c.,
Iluu>, hold aud Kitchen Furniture, lant:ton lc"!s.
&c., with many other articles unnecessary to nlcil-
tiun.
The above property viii be sold on Il cr,,lit Of
twelve months-p,,rrl,srrs to give n"ics with two
apprnved securities All sums of and under 500,
Cash.
The right Of property will rot be changed until
the t.rnrs o sac are complied with and il rcsod il
will be- nj the ri,k Of the former purchaser.
sSs- The SAFE will commence mt 10 o'clock.
II. T. WRIGHT, .tdm'r.
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HsOOt-Makcr Wanted.

A FINE BOOT-MAKER will find constant
IA employment hy applying to the Subscriber.
Just received different qualities Of LAMP OIL,
from 81 % to 81, 100 per gallon.
Also, the Best AMI Cheapest Oil in the world
for Machinery. at $l25 pr Gallon.
s:4S Next door to Sullivan & Brother
L. 7. MINIS.
n, o7 ,e 4,
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Administrators sale.

DY Virtue Of IN order from thr Ordinary OF
ID Edgcfirld District. will sell ou Monday. the
29th November, 1T the late residence Of Susanna
Martin. decd, the following property. viz:
Ten Likely Negroes,
Stock Of Cattle and Hogs, Corn, Wheat, Oats AMI
Peas. ono light Road Wagon, some Household aud
Kitchen Furniture and plnatiun Tools.
TEnMs.-Crcdit of Twelve months, except sums
under s., which will be required in Cash.
I. NJ. MARTIN, Admir-.
Octo7 If Al
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Notice.

rTHE Subscriber offers for sale the Plantation he
i now resides on. containing 356 acres, situated
in Edgcield District six miles above Hamburg. The
location is healthy. \ further description is con-
siderrd useless as purchaser is expected to examine
for himself. EDWARD PEkhiN:
Oct % ST. AU
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I'D to me directed. shall proceed to sell ut
Edrcficld Court House, OH the first Monday
and Tuesday following in December next, the
following property, in the following eases, viz
Edmund A:cheson g. others,
Douglass Robertson and John Hill.
NJ. l.. Bonll;m and others, Sure,ie..
John Hill.
Wright, Nichols & Co.,
Hill g. Wardlaw.
One House and Lot, in Potters,llc, known
As the Brazrr Lot, containing one acre, more or
less. aud well improved.
One other Lot known as the Gibbs Lot, con-
taining two acres, more or less.
The Homestead Lot, on which the Defendant
Hill resides containing five acres, more or LEST,
and well improved with all necessary out.
buildings.
One other Lot known as the Rhodes Int,
containing one acre, more or less aud well lr-
proved.
One other Lot, known as the Mary Gibbs Lot,
containing one acre, more or lcss, and well im-
proved.
These Lots are all situated in the Village Of
po!tcrSvile, on the East and West side of the
Cambridge Road. aud adjoining lands of F. w.
Pickclls John kirksey and others.
Also. the 'I'rac, of Land, known as the Dun
louisville Tract. situate at the junction of the
Abbcvlc and Cambridge Roads, containing
Two hundred acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of John Cheallam, 3. F. Strom aud others.
Said Tract is we'll watcrcd and i'll 4 high state
of cultivation.
Also. Ten Likely Negroes, viz: Mary and
her daughter Cue, Frances and her three chill
dr.n Flick, Guss and Jarc. Alaliutia :nd l.'r two
children Prarcc and Martha, and one man
Mace.
Also, one Lot of fine Bugeirs Coaches and
Rockaways; one Two Horse Wagon and fiar.
ness one Lot of Unfinished Work tw" Sets of
BIack>miths Tool., new, full and complete ;
Brncl Tools: Trimming Tools; Paints aud
Oils: Paint Mill; Stock of Lumber Iron aud
Steel; Lot of iuc Double aud Single lIar-
ness.
Also, One pair of Horses, two Single Horses,
Cattle, Corn and Fodder, Peas, Potatoes, ShuckS
Plantation Tools, and i fine Lot of lIousch"ld
and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too te-
dious 10 cnumcrair.
Also, one excellent Piano Forte, in good re-
p.ir.
The Land and Nrgroes will be sold at the
Court House door. aud the balance of the pre-
perry Il, The residence and Shop of the Defend.
ant JOHN Hill, in PotlcrsviIlc. Terms made
known "u day of sale.
Wright, Bull Il Co., VS. Caleb Mitchell one
Hpusr aud Lot, in tho Village of poi,ers,illr
containing tnnr acres, more or less, SdJ"ining
lands of f. W. rickens and others, upon which
is Carriage Shop, Blacksmith Shop and other
necessary out-buildings, NOW occupied by John
Hill.
Matt Ards vs. John Marsh and wife, Tract
of land containing one Thousand (lOO0) acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of ID. J. Walker,
A. J. Rambu aud others.
James Ii. Blrasc, vs.. alilledge B. Viewer and
John K. Viewer, the tract of land where the de-
frndant NJ b. Viewer resides, containing five
hundred acres. more or less. adjoining lands of
J. r. Viewer, James Swcarcnyiu, James l.. Hill
and others.
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, E. n.
Nov 1852 Ste 43
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New Goods. New Goods.
TTNIIE Subscribers is now receiving large and ful
l. supply Of
FALL, AND WINTER DRY GOODS

ITNTlE Subscriber is now receiving large and full
i. supply Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Among which may be- iouml-
--latest Styles Colorrd SILKS.
Superior Black and figured SILKS.
C.NSIIMERES Of beautiful patterns.
Engish French and American MERINOS, all
Color.
Persian anil American DE LANES.
Cuburgs sonn high Cntt"ls for Chldrcn's wear.
Black and Colorcd ALLAPACAS-all qualities.
Canton Cloths and Bonlbazincs
American, French and Scotch GINGITAMS.
'' g English PRINTS. cheap.
Brown and BIeachcsl Table DAMASk, warrant
ell NIL Linen.
Brown and Bleach Table Cloths in Patterns
- Towels and Towrling, some very
fine.
Brown and Bleachcd Napkins.
Bird Eye. Scotch and American Diapers.
Real Irish Linens. unbleachrd.
Figured Furniture Dnlity, beautiful article.
Cuorrl e for Spreads and Cur
,;ns.
Furniture Fringe. great variety.
Flanncls. all qualities and cnlors
Blcncllcl and Brown Slicctin.s. all widths and
prices
40 incl Pillow Casc--Cotton.
:. e Linens.
~. lO4. III and l24 Whitney Blankets.
Ribbon bound Blankets. u splendid article.
White aud Grey Negro Blankets, some extra
heavy.
Imperial Ingram and three ply Carpcting.
Cassimcrs. Sattincts. Twrc,l+. Woolincts and all
the late styles of Woolcns for Gents and Youth y
wear.
Lnlics' ard Gents Mcrno under vests.
Hosiery anl Gloves a full assortment.
Chcinisettes French Marked Collars and under
sleeves.
Silk Head Drcsses-Buflalo and Shell Combs.
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Cologns, Extracts fancy
Soaps.
Carpet Bags. Port Monies. Purses. &c.
Good assortment Of Ladies', Misses, Youths and
Cl,;idrcn's Shoes.
Georgia Pains and Stripes, at Factory prices.
Neither time or expense has been spared to make
this Stock as ful aud complete az any in Augusta.
With long experience in this business and facilities
for buying not surpassed BY any. and with deter
mnation to be undcrsold by none respectfully in
vtc all these trading to this market TO call and look.
before going to another State.
III. 3. JACKSON.
Hamburg. Sept 9th, 1Sj2
Sept 81 pm ID.
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Hamburg. Oct !
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.

bik'l hiS1J
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Lucius Hatch,
rs Attachment.
Talrfcrro & Turbct,
TBNIIE Plaintiff in the above case, having 'lli'
Il day filed his declaration in my Oillcc, and the
Defendant having ncitllrr wife nor Attorney known
to reside within the limits Of this State on whom {;
copy of said declaration with rule TO plead can he
served: On motion Of Mr.. MAGRATn, Attorney fnl
Plaintiff: Ordered, That said Defendant appear and
plead to said declaration within year and da!
from the date hereof. or judgment will be rendered
against him by default.
TITOS. G.. BACON. C. F.. d.
Clerks Office. Oct Is, 1852. ly 40
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Mu sic! /!

Music!
A I1OERBER, Professor of 4NlUsTC2in
IN. the Young Ladies Boarding and Day School,
respectfully informs the citizens of Edgccld and its
vicinity, that he will give private instructions upon
the PIANO, either ut The residence of ,lIosc per-
Sons dcsiruus of taking Lessons, at the Academy.
Terms.
At Private house, per quarter. ......... S23 00
At the Academy, - ......... ]S 90
All those desiring to take Lessons are requested
to apply before the 22d Of this month.
Sept S If 34
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Valuable Plantation for Sale.

THNIlE Subscriber, having purchased elsewhere
III in the District and being dcsrous Of removing.
offers for sale the place on which he now resides
within mile Of Edgefrld Village. The Tract con-
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Nov 3 1852
Shcri6',s Sale.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
William Spires,

NJ. j.. Gcarty.
IN Pursuance of an Order from Judge With
L crs, in this caSe, | shall proceed 10 sell on
the frs, Monday in December next, all ihat Lot
of Land on Centre Street, in the Town Of Ham,
burg, known in the plan of said Town az No.
2s3, containing fifty feet front on Centre Street,
and running back two hundred feet, bounded by
Centre Street on the West, on the South by
Lot No 2s4, Nortl, by Lo. No as2, aud Eas, by
Lands known as the Fair Tract, together with
all aud singular, the rights, members, heredita,
mcn,s and appurcnanccs to the said premises,
belonging or in anywise incident or appcrtain-
ing thereto.
TEEMs-A credit until tho first Monday in
January next The Titles to be signed but not
delivered until the money he paid.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Nov Bird, 1852. Ste 13
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Notice,

A Ii, Persons indebted to the Estate Of VIM. T.
~ Nlintcr, are earnestly requested to make inn
mediate payment, and those having demands against
said estate will please render them in, property at
tested, forthwith. Il. +. SrROA', .'dmr.
Sept 3l
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT,

EDGEflEl.D DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
The Bank Of Hamburg, S. G,
rs. Attachment.
William B. Brannon.
.rVNlIE Plaintiff in tho above case having this day
l. filed his Declaration in my Office, and tho De-
fcndant having neither wife nor Attorney known to
reside within the limits Of this State, on whom /;
copy Of said declaration with Rule to plead be
served On motion Of Mr.. BArsKETr. Attorney
for Plaintiff, Ordered That said Defendant appear
aud plead to said declaration within year and
- day from the date hereof, or in default thereof
judgment will be rendered against him.
TtlOS. G. BACON, C. ED.
Clerks Office, March s. 1852
March ! 1v
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Post Office.

TIVE PUBLIC are reminded, If they wish to
i to avail themselves Of the benefits arising from
M Act passed at the last Session Of Congress, TO
reduce and modify the rates Of Postage, that they
must come forward and pay up their postage in ad-
vance, otherwise it will be charged double.
G. J.. PENN, PM.
Nov 3 If 10
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Ladies ClOaks and Mantillas.

StNOWDEN e. SHEAR. Augusta. Ga,
~ have just received Ladies SILK aud Velvet
CLOAkS and Velvet and Six MANTlLLAS and
SACKS. OF new and beautiful styles, to which they
respectfully invite the attention OF the Ladies.
Nov If ~