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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-06

4 T the last Session Of the Legislature, the Com
n nittcc on Privileges and Elections, tc whom
were referred sundry petitions praying the estab-
lishm,nt of new places of Elections and The ap-
pontnrnt Of Managers for the next General Elrc-
ton, recommended the adoption of the following
Resolution:
Rcsolred. That the elections to he holden on the
second Monday in October next and the day follow
ing for Senators aud Representatives, in the State
Legislature, shall br held ut the following places
onv and conducted BY the following persons:
EdgcGeM c. H-RT Minis, James 3 Griffin
and johnson 4 Bland.
Longm:res.-J IL Yellcl, W Zimmerman and
John Anderson.
Towles'-P Z Weaver, Ridley scurry and S
Brooks.
Morc's.-John o'Neall, W Carter and Nathaniel
Henderson.
Riclardson's.-M NJ Graham, L G Hill and
colEers.-L j MIl,r, John w Munly and
Frank Burt.
Colcmou's-ArchibalL Clarke, j a Chapman
and J NJ Maynard.
Boulrares es.-John Lott, William Merchant and
+ W Sclcc.
Meeting Street-J W Zimmerman, William
Stevens and - rompkins.
M. WiUing-InSial I'adgctt, Julius Banks
and Iastnr \ llurl"ng.
Wilson Holstcia's.-John NJ Norris, y Bates
and Gilbert Meow.
Rineharts Lott Jennings, Joel lnabnit and
Levi McNarz.
Horard's-B NJ Talbcrt, B Howard and Erred
rrick Cox
Parks'.-Thonas Chamberlain, George Morgan
and NJ y Cartlcdgc.
Lbrands.-E S Krcps, y krcps and William
Cullam.
RocheWs.-James Blackwell, E Robertson and
J Freeman.
Red HILL NJ Clark, L ITosten and William
Thurmond. jr.
r Jordan.
Dorn's.-John Dorm, Alfred May and Marion
Dean.
Nairs.-:Jamcs T Gardner, John Everett and
Ulrich Ecddick.
GrawitcriLle.-S Wise, James Purvis and John
Glover.
ARen's-Wm n Turner, Henry Hart and john
Wright.
Nickerson's.-C Nickcrson, W Burlam and j
Culhrca,lI.
Pcry',.-J w Abuey, \ Dozicr and William
Cubrraih.
HamJmg.-Wm VI Sales, Wm Spires and B S
Dunbar.
Shcppard's Sc Tagronc, Isaac B"wlcs and l..
IarlinC.
Duntoas.-B Stru,n, John Moss and j Cheat
ham.
Pine House-E p IL Kirkscy, G " Jones aud
James Hatcher.
Cherokee Ponds.-Wm Lanham, Morris and
James Curry.
Ridge.-Wade IIolstcin, l. " Perry and Tilman
/ Watson.
Coopersrihc-R G Griffin. + L Cooper and
| Charles Garter.
Shaurfcld-IIcnry Rrsb, Vim Lanehy and
! W G. Robertson.
William !Smyley's.-M NJ Padgctt, S II Rogers
and }, ssc Smith.
The election to be held two days at each place.
The Managers to meet a, Edgciird Court House
on Wednesday following, count the votes, and de-
! clrrc the election.
Six Representatives to be elected.
Sept % st 3b
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Spann Hotel for Sale +!

'5elIE Public House known as "SPANN no
4 TEL" at Edgcirld c. H.. and FURNITURE,
is now offered for SALE upon reasonable terms, until
the irst Monday in December next, at which time
if not previously sold, will be put up at PUBLIC
AUCTION, to the highest bidder.
The House is wei! adapted TO the use it has been
appropriated, has large Stables Carriage House,
Corn Crib and Brick Kitchen. with other necessary
out-budings attached. The buildings are nearly all
new. and most Of the Furniture purchased within
the present year.
The Lot contains three and half acres, upon
which and near the Stables is Well Of excellent
water
For further particulars apply to either of the
Subscribers. j. c. READY, pr,,ric,ors
JOHN HulET.
Sep, 90, If 30
rJ.rhe South Carolnan, Ncwberry Sentinel aud
Augusta Comstitutioma>t will give eight weekly
insertions and fprwarl accounts.
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~" We are authorized to announce the
following gentlemen as Candidates for Commits
sioncrs of the Poor Of Edgefeld District:
WILLIAM FOSTFR.
THOS. FURGERSON.
WILLIAM SMILEY.
MARK ETHEREDGE. -
JAMES RICHARDSON.
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M. LIEBEsHULTZ
DEALER IN

DEALER in
RgADYDMADG CLOTHING,
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c.
HAvING irst returned from New York, res
i i pcctfully informs the public generally. and cs-
pecially those who have heretofore Gbelstlly pat
ronizcd him. that he has hand the largest and
most fashionable assortment Of
READY-WADE CLOTHING
ever offered in Edgcfed. His Stock being purchased
from the best Manufacturers and made up in the latest
Parisian and New York Styles, he pledges himself
that all who may favor him with their patronage will
be highly pleased with their purchases.
lie has also on hand splendid Stock Of
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
to which he solcits the attention Of parents and
others.
At he is determined to sell at SMALL PROFITS.
persons in want Of any article in his l;nc will do well
to call and examine his Goods before buying elsewhere.
Sept 30 If %
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Annual Fair

OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,
E'OR the promotion Of Arts. Mcchanical inge-
i nuitv and Industry, and Agricultural pursuits
The Fourth Annual Fair Of this Institute will be
held in Charleston, S. c., commencing on MON-
DAY, 18th Of November next, aud continue open
during the week.
1t is expected that the opening address will be
delivered by the Hon. PIRRRE SorLE and an Ag-
rcultural address by EpMuSp RuFFlN, Esq, Of VIr-
ginia.
Spccncns in every branch of Mechanism, Art
and Industry also of Cotton, Rice, Sugar. Tobacco,
and all other agricultural products-liorses, Cattle
Sheep and Swine, are solicited, for which suitable
premiums will be awarded
To the Ladies' work which has contributed so
much to the success Of the Institute at MI OF lis En-
hibons, the Committee have been Especially Charged
and suitable and appropriate premiums VIII DC
awarded to the best specimens in every department
The Board of Directors of this Institute feel great
pleasure iu announcing TO its numerous friends and
members the triumphant SUCCESS WHICH has thus
far attended their rndeavors to awaken the South
rrn States to their true interests in diyersying their
labor. encouraging their own Mechanics and de-
welcoming their resources, and the Board have no
doubt that the ensuing Exhibition will convince all
who may attend it, that the efforts which this lnst-
tur has made for the last three years. have not been
thrown away, but fully appreciated throughout the
entire South.
Persons desiring to exhibit articles at the ensuing
Fair will please address L. NJ. HATCH, Esq Chair
! man Committee of Arrangements, at as early day
AZ possible, so that suitable preparations may be
made and NIL articles exhibited TO the best advantage.
WAt. NJ. LAWTON. President.
WN KIRKWOOD, lst Vice Prcsid't.
JOS WALKER, 2d do do
W. G.. DESuASSURE, Secretary.
l.. a. EDMONSTON, Treasurer.
Directors--J. H. TAYLOR, G.. n. REYSoLDs, jr.,
l. NJ HATCH, E W EDogRToN, II d WALKER,
RICHARDSON, L J PoRenER. G D CARR, Wa LEDBY,
! IlrsRv CoBrA, L C JONES d MclNTosn
JAMES Fl. TAYLOR,
Chairman Com. Correspondence
,Tuna 00 20
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Extra Fine Liquors.

90 DOZ. John Gibson, Son s. Co. old Nectar
OU Whiskey,
40 Bbls his Old Eagle and superior Monon.
gahalah
Superior Port Vino, Madara, Cherry, Teneri&
aud Malaga Wine,
jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Gin Cordial, Lemon
Syrup, Cherry Brandy and NIL kinds Of Liquors,
usually kept in Family Grocery Stores, and will bs
warranted genuine, and of direct Importation.
S. +. BOWERS
Hamburg. Aprs tt ID
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-OFFIW s PRIMGL Il,
Fall Goods and Groceries
HAMBURG, S. C.

HAMBURG, s. C.
TNIIE Undersigned takes this Opportunity of re-
i turning his acknowledgements to his friends
for the patronage heretofore given him in the GRO
Gerry and COTTON Business, and t" inform
them that he has now on hand a very large Stock Of
GROCERIES. & HEAVY GOODS,
comprising nearly every article that is usually kept
in Grocery Stores.
Having taken great pains to lay in his Stock Of
choice articles expressly for Planters trade, he flat
tcrs himself that satisfaction will be given in all
cases. both as to articles and prices
TO enable him to display his heavy Stock and t"
carry on business more advantagcously, he has
removed to the large Store on the Corner of Main
Street, Immediately opp"site Mr.. JOSIAH SIDLEr's
where he invites persons wishing to make purcha-
scs or to sell produce, to give him a call.
Gj' 4 heavy Stock will be kept up and the high
est market prices paid for Cotton and Flour du-
ring the season. &. 5. DUNBAR
Sept Is ut 80
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B. s. Dun B A Ie ,

HAMBURG, S. G.
HAS just received and offers for sale on ac-
LII connudatin terms,
500 Pieces GUNNY BAGGTNG,
3OU Pieces DUNDEE q"
500 LBS Bagging TIYINE,
200 Coils Bale ROPE,
80 Bales Brown SHIRTINGS, assorted,
SO IIhds Choice BACON,
80 SUGAR, assorted.
25 Barrels Crushed SUGARS,
10 I" Loaf
2ul Bags RIO COFFEE,
so Ilh,ls W. l. MOLASSES,
so Barrels 4"
800 Kcgs NAILS. assorted,
so Barrels MACKEREL,
5000 Lbs WHITE LEAD,
25 Barrels LINSEED and TRAIN OIL,
200 Boxes GLISS,
1000 Sacks SALT,
81 Tons IRON. assortcd.
LEATHER. SHOES, BLANKETS and al other
articles usually kept By Groccrs.
Sept Is 1T 80
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R. ]. DELPHI,
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION
M ER GHAM T.
HAMBURG. s. C

HAMBURG. S. c.
TJAVING taken the business Of Mr.. NJ. W.
III COLEMAN, late Of this place, respectfully ten
ders his services to his friends and the public gene
rally in
Storing and Selling of Gotten
and other produce, RECEIVING and FORWARD
ING Merchandise to the country, and BUYING
SUPPLIES for his customers.
He ia,tcrs himself by u strict personal attention
to the business, and constant eye to the interest Of
his Customers, to merit and receive liberal share
Of patronage.
u Liberal Cash advances will be made on Pro-
duce in Store, when required.
Sept 3 2m "a
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Notice

rs HEREBY given that application will be made I
i to the Legislature Of South Carolina at its next
Session, to Charter the Road now leading from
Martin McCurty's, on the Ridge Road, to jackson
Holmes, thence to intcrscct the Road leading to
Hamburg, Granitevle and Aiken. The above
mentioned Road was opened by order of the Com
mssioners some three years since, and has been
kept up by them to the present time. =.
Septb u
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
FOR SAL e.
Mine Hundred Acres,

TNIIE Subscriber being desirous of removing his
J. planting interest South, offers for sale his valu-
bic Plantation containing
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TINIIIS ROAD is now open for travel from Ham
i burg to the OLD WELLS, on tie Pine House
Road, and by the Martin Town Branch from Ham
burg to near the new Bridge over Stevens Creek.
Persons travelling or sending their Wagons os
Vehicles to Hamburg by the Martin Town Road,
can avail themselves Of the Branel, Plank Road to
Hamburg, by turning to the left, hnlf mile above
lIardy's Church, by which they will avoid all tho
hills and sand on the Martin Town Road.
The Roai will be completed from Hamburg to
the Pine House about the lst of November.
Rates Of Toll.
-Four, five and six horse Wagons, ets per mile
Tbr,, +" / +" 7" Z"
Two K" 8"
Two Carriagcs3 +" &C.
One
Horseback travellers, l
Vehicles meeting arc each entitled to half the
PLANK TRACK, aud TIE Drivers arc required TO
turn to the "RIGIlT ~
II. a. KENR1CIl, President.
Hamburg Sept & If 81
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Candies. &C.

FINE Stock of Pure Sperm CANDLES,
n Adamantine, Star, Hull 6 Son's-a superior
article of Starch, blue and white Soap Of every
description, Turpcn,ine, Castssl. Family, g. Toilette
Also. Wooden Ware, Churns, Buckets, Tubs,
Brooms, &C., Of all descriptions. -
Hamburg April 81 II "A
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Stolen

VNROM the Subscriber house SILVER LEVER
j. WATCH, rather smaller than the common size,
No II COL. johnson, Liverpool, Maker. When
taken, the winding chain broken. 1t was missed
on the 3rd inst 1t had spring in the handle to open
the case The glass had scratch near the centre
resembling crack.
Sversmiths will please take notice Of this az the
Watch must pass through their hands before will
keep time.
will satisfy any one who will put me in the way
of getting it. Address me at Lougmire's Store,
E. LAGROONE.
Cont 90 tf 81
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Executives Sale!

WILL be sod at public nutery to the highest bid,
w der, on MONDAY, the 2Oth October next
between the usual hours Of salc OH the premises al
that Plantation or Tract of Land belonging 10 tho
Estate of John g. Gcrardcau, decd, aud known a:
the Matthew Ards place.
The above place is in two sepcratc Tracts, which
although NOT adjoining quite near each other, and
tgether contain about Three Hundred and Ten aercs
One of the Tracts 13G acrcr) is woodland entirely
the other is mostly cleared and has upon it twd
Story Dwelling House, with six Rooms and flazza
running the full length Of the house in front.
There are also o,rt-buildngs and Spring Of good
vat r upon the place.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
MARY F. GERARDEAU, Exix.
Beech Island Sept 81 St 81
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New Fall and Winter Goods
WILLIAM n. CRANE,
AUGUSTA, GA,
rs NOW receiving LARGE aud SPLENDID u.s.

VIII ch he is offering on the very LOW EST TERMS
He ectfnlly requests those visiting the city
give him call Among the great variety may be
found
Rich figured Broc!dc Silks, of the newest styles
heavy and durable.
Rich I.ustre Chameleon Poult DeSo,
Fine Velvet Ottoman Silks, black and colored,
Rich Glacee and Plan Gro DeNaplrs,
Fine Bllck Satin Decline,
Black and Colored Silk vclvets, wide and narrow.
Fine French Printed DcLanes and Cashmcres,
rich and beautiful Styles
Rich printed Dct:hine, new article for Dresses.
Fine French and English Mesincs,
Elegant Printed Cashmere Robes,
Heavy Back Gro DeRhne. handsome lustre,
Fine Black Alpaca and Partisan Cloth,
Super Black Bombaznc, English Grape,
4 large assortment of Muslin and Lace Slearcs,
some very rich and elegant.
Very Rich French Embroidered Chimeze:ts, new
styles and handsome.
French Embroidered Collars, a large assortment,
some very low.
Scarlet, Blue, Pink, Green and Lilac Fanncls, for
Ladies and Misses Sacks.
Black Silk Lace Gimps and Fringes.
Rich Lace Gimps aud Braids,
Swiss and .Iaconet Edgius and Insert:ngs.
Queen Mary's Collars, something new and bcau-
tiful.
A large assortment of Cacocs and Ginghams, Wor-
sted Pladl, Cloths, Cassimcres Twecds, kentucky
Jeans Flauncls, 'Shretngs, Shirt!ng, and very
grcat variety of other Goods.
Also
Heavy Georgia PLANES, Osnaburgs and Sh:r;ings
at Factory Prices.
~" Planters and Families will be supplied on
the lowest terms.
Oct 8 2t 3S
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Ar A n "a.

TN Retiring from business, I take this method OF
L returning my thanks to my friends for tller l'e
cra patronage, and respectfully recommend to their
favor Mr.. j. r. DELHI, my successor in business;
who | am pleased to say is a gentleman worthy OF
confidence. 90,
Any favor conferred upon him in the way Of bu'
s:ness will be duly appreciated BY me- When IN
Town shall continue mt the Office oil Nlr. DELrn,
where shall always be prepared to render MN any
NJ. w. COLEMAN.
Hamburg Sept G, 1852.
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT,
~ COMMON PLEAS,

s'''. :: .'''s"'..'' D.e' in Attachment.
Richard Bailey.
'INIlE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
L filed his Declaration in my Office, and the De-
frn,lant having neither Wife nor Attorney known
to reside within tn" limits Of this State Oh whom 4
copy of said Declaration with rule to plead CAT
hc served On notion Of Mr.. M"RAnNs, Attorney
for Plaintiff: Ordered that said Defendant appear
and plead to said Declarations within year aud ;
day from the date hereof or Judgment will b'
awarded against him by default.
TuOS. G.. BACON, C. Z. D.
Clerks Office June ! 1859. ly 20
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.

EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
The Bank of Hamburg, S. g,
rs. attachment.
William =. Brannon.
rJNIIE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
i filed his Declaration in my Office, and the De-
fcn,lan, having neither wife nor Attorney known tt
reside within the limits of this State, on whom
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 year and
= aay-fpeia in default thereof
Judgment will DC rendered against him.
TIOS. &. BACON, C. E. D.
Clerks Office, March s. 1852.
March | ly
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TO Managers of Election.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
OFFICE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
r TIIOS. G. BACON, Clerk Of said Court in
L. pursuance Of the directions Of the Act of tic
Legislature. in such cases made aud provided, d1
hereby give notice that an Election for TAN COL
LECrOR for Edgetcld District. will be held on
second Monday in October next, at the usual places
of election throughout the said District.
Witness my lrand at Edgeiield Court House, this
the 9th Sept, 1852.
TIIOS. G. BACON, C. Ed.
Sent Ii At 80
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Villa" :: Jennings D,s'. i" A".s''''
Richard Bailey.
rJNIlE Plaintiff in the above case having this
i. day filed his declaration in my Office, and the
Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney known
To reside within tho limits Of this State OH whom
copy of said Declaration with rule to plead can bc
served, On motion of Mr.. ToMrKISs. Attorney for
Plaintiffs, Ordered that said Defendant appear and
plead to said declaration within year and day
from the date hereof, or judgment will be awarded
against them by default
TuOS. G.. BACON, c. E. D.
Clerks Office, May II, 1852. ly Is
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a @ a. R Ds
TT will be- seen from the Card of CHAMBERS, JEFF
L rERs & Co. that have connected myself with
that firm for the purpose Of carrying on general
Factorage & Commission Business,
in Charleston, where shall give my personal at
tcnton to business.
From my long experience in business in this
place aud general acquaintance with the custom
and wants Of the country, and untiring devotion
to the interests of friends, hope TO merit and re-
ccivc Inll share Of patronage.
In leaving Hamburg, cannot think or feel that
bid mlicu to my friends, among whom have been
raised. and for whom have long done more or less
business ! shall still be in Carolina, and Caro-
lnan, and will be in Charleston. where can serve
you to great advantage. and respectfully solicit your
orders to CHAMBERS, .IErFERs & Co, while most
cordially return my thanks for all past Elvors, pat
ronasc and confidence. ~
II. T.. JEFFERS.
Hamburg Sept l3 1852.
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Hamburg, Sept G, 1852.
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Saw and Grist Mills for Sale" ."

T9NIIE Subscriber intending TO move from the
Il State, offers for sale his MILLS. on SHAW
Creek about ten miles from Edgcficld, Aiken aud
Granitcville.
The Tract contains Twenty-Five hundred (22Oo)
acres, with n sufficient water power to run Circular
Saws or Factory. On the premises are all neees-
sary improvements buildings, orchar'ls &c.
Any information given by applying to the Sub
scribcr on the premises, or by letter addressed to
him at Edgcfcll C. II.
JOS. \. ADDISON.
tuct =. 90
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Managers of Election.

Sept ID
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Notice

rs HEREBY given that application will be made
i to the Legislature at its next Session 10 incorpo-
rate the " Edgcield Flying Artillery"
Sent SIN 34
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Read This and save Cost {!

TNHE Subscriber respectfully notifies all these
i indebted to the Firm Of GLOVER & MAYS, and
also to himself either by not, or open account I"
make payment on or before the Is; January next
us ongcr indulgence cannot be given.
WM. Il. MAYS.
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New Goods. New Goods,

THE Subscriber is now receiving large and full
Il supply Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
4 nong which may be found
Latest Styles Coiorcd SILKS,
Superior Black and figured SILKS,
CASIIAlEHES Of beautiful patterns,
English, French aud American MERINOS, all
Colors
Persian aud American DE LANES,
Coburss, some high CotnnS or Chldrcn;S wear.
Black and Colorcd ALLAPACAS-allqu qualities.
Canton Cloths and Bonlbazin@
American, French and Scotch GINGITAMS,
:. English PRINTS. cheap.
Brown and Bleached Table DAMASk, warrant
ed all Linen.
Brown and Bleach Table Clothsi in Patterns,
Towels and Towclling, some very
fine.
Brown and B'cachcd Napkins.
Bird Eye, Scotch and American Diapers
Real Irish Linens, unblcached.
Figured Furniture Dul:ir, beautiful article.
Coorrd q for Spreads and Cur
tans.
Furniture Fringe, great variety.
Flannels, all qualities and c0!ors.
Blcachcd and Brown Sheet.ngs all widths and
Prces
10 inch Pillow Case-Cott"n.
{" :. s' Linens.
VI, lU3, ia and IA w II tney blankets.
Ribbon bound Blankets n splendid article
whte and Grey Negro Blankets, some extra
heavy.
Imperial Ingram and three Ply Carpetng.
Caesin,crs, Satt;nrts, Twceds, Woolinris and all
the late styles Of Woulcns for Gents and Youths
wear
L1lics' AID Gents Mcr:no under vests.
Z" Silk .
}IoscrS and Cloves 4 full assortment.
Chemisettcs, French Marked Collars and under
sleeves.
Silk Head Drcsscs,--Butial0 and Shell Combs.
EIac and Tooth Brushes, Co,ogus, Extracts, fancy
Soaps.
Carect Bags, Port Monies, Purses. &c.
Good assortment Of Ladies' Misses. foi,hs and
Ctldren's Shoes
Georgia Pains and Stripes, al Factory prices.
Neither time expense has been spared to make
this Stock as Iu'l aud complete as any in augusta.
With long experience in this business, ard facilities
for buying not surpassed by any, aud with deter
nination to be undrrs"id by none, respectfully in
site ai thGsc trading this market to call aud look,
before going to another State.
II. B. JACKSON.
Hamburg, Sept. eth, 1852.
Sept 90 2m 80.
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Notice.

4 IL those indebted to the estate of G. W.
N Cochran, deed, are requested t" make prompt
raylncnt to the Administrator, and those having
demands will render them in properly attcstcd.
L. B. COCHRAN, Admir-.
Jnly tf 20
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Pickles, &c.

TUsT Receiving fresh supply of Pickles. Pre-
O serves, Sardcins, Lobsters, Salmon, Citron,
Raisins Pruncs, Essences Tor Cooking fresh Mus
tard, &c. .. r. bo" EMS.
Hamburg, April II II 10
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Notice

rs Hereby given, that application will be made to
i tho Legislature Of South Carolina at us nGA'
Session, for Charter for the Odd Fellows and Ma
sonic Building Association. 90
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will be
i made at the Session of the next Legislature ior
an Act Of incorporation for the betheham Churoa
Camp Ground in Edgefrd District. a,
Juuc 90 II 80
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NJ ALL Cotton or Produce intended for MS
shipped down the Savannah River BY way Of Cana
To Augusta, will be forwarded to US, at Charleston
free Of charges. except drayage
CHAMBERS, LETTERS & co.
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