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fully declared his sentiments. Gen Fierce neitner
wrote TO Mr. Scott had he previously written 70
anybody else. announcing his position in relation
to the COMPROMISE. Yet he was nominated; ana
the letter writers who affirmed their allegiance
to the adjustment, all thrown overheard.
Does this mean that an unpledged candidate was
wanted after all that the free soil influence Of the
Eastern States is 10 be courted, not rcpudiated
Was Mr. Scotts letter a man-trap, meant to kill of
csndidstes who had already fddled more on the
Southern string than might be supposed acceptable
10 the extreme members Of the party in the North!
We almost feel charitable enough to suppose the
convention meant TO rebuke this kind Of small-or
unwothy-biddng for the Presidency, which in
duces public men, whose sentiments are, or ought
10 be known TO the country, to belittle themselves
by submitting to be catechised by everybody who
chooses to demand pledges Of them. AT all events,
the moral good, as trust the operation will be-
Candidates will net practise condescensions which
took like demagoguism, when il Is found there :
nothing to be made by them
Ii Is not possible TO Danish ambition from the world
but it is quite practicable to Danish merit OF the
srst class and honor. and patriotic virtue, from
public life, leaving nation to be governed, ana
pundered and ruined by small wits and unprnciped
adveniurcrs and the surest way to effect this pir-
yoso is TO ccnseerate the new practice adopted by
the locoleco convention, and let it be known that
hereafter candidates for the Presidency are to be
selected from among obscure men, who have neither
done gooo service to their party their cosntry.
II shout be subject of felicitaton that the wings
OF the United States have not yet given nor shown
any disposition to give, their sanction to an innoya-
ton 60 strange and SO mischicvous.
llrom tae Wellington Union (dcmocmt-hunbcr,
June s.
THE NOMINATIONS.
Long before these lines reach our readers,
the democracy throughout the land will be reused
and united, by the joyful intelligence that their
Na'iona. Convention has named Franklin Pierce, Of
New Hampshire, for President. and William II
King, Q. Alabama, for Vice President Of the United
States.
When We say that the nomination Of General
Pierce vii. be hailed by tue democracy with one
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NASfnNGTON, June 4, lsb-.
10 ans its.e Of this morning says ;-Ccncral Pierce
Is sn oa hunsnr Of the strctes having distinguished
hse In the House Of Representatives by his hostility
1orivrr and horbcr improvements ana he voted
synst al such bills that subsequently, approved by
Genera! Jackson, including for the Delaware Break
water; Also against the Cumberland road hin In the
ii 6ensse he also voted against "a haybor auJ railroad
aus.eytn ~ ainst grant Of land 70 Indiana
frat offered 20 carry the mails free for twenty Years
,..a,nn-eDre His greatest speech In the Sepue was
nsslsst relied for the widow Of General Harrison
srghe IafrIhgenccr considers Pierce third rate man. lu
pAxs bsf been practical to such Sc,
qrs him 20 administer the affairs OF The government
Sshou.j the people can him TO that trust respeo ably
nd IA a oa.lops. spirit
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Passengers Arrived.

BArhyia-ship Taos Sears MI Reed AMI fsnNy, sai
t.tce JspRrc csc. -
CsnrfsAs-Brir Cleopatra Arrowsaith
Turns Isrhrn-Brig frimsss-M- seYey aud family Nc
All hssuYst'7 hsaps hs' Essh, kss.ss y Copl.r,
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clothes and trinkets he artf.lly preserved,
and often told me, in n,after years, they might
be the means of my finding my parents. l
knew no father but him, and never felt a
desire to know or find one till he died. AND
even then cared little about it, preserving
these things rather OFT Of curiosity, than
with any wish to discover my parentage.
loved him as flther, till he died. Since
that time have been travelling in the State :
But when first met your niece, my cousin
now, aud learned to love her as l told yol i,
then first learned, also, that there was any
value in knowing my true parents. Day
after day have resolved to break away,
and still my heart held me back; till TO-
night, learning that you were to depart ~ n
the morning, determined to cast myself
upon your feelings as IL man, and tell you
all knew Of myself, and ask fora iatherless
n.a the hand of Marion"
81 thank God that you did, said the
joyful father; "but ask herself, my son."
At that moment she. entered, and he
sprang to her side and whispered few
words One anxious, questioning look to
the others, and she threw herself into bis
arms. Then, for the first, she heard who
he was
There is no monument to "Our First
born" standing in the old graveyard now.
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Administrators Sale.

MILL be sold on Tuesday tile llth of Deccm-
w Der next, at the late residence OF Col. John
Gaskns, decd, all the personal property Of said
deceased, consisting of
Thirty-Five Likely Negroes,
4 large Stock Of Cattle, among which arc two
Yoke of fine young well broke Oxen, and several
fine nlilch Cows.
One pair Of fine young well broke Horses,
One fine single Harness Horse,
Six fine Mules, Stick Of Sheep,
rs or 50 head Of Bacon and Stock Hogs,
1000 Bushels Of orn,
5000 Bushels Cotton Seed. 2.oUo Dm. Oats,
80 900 lbs Fodder, Lot Of Seed Wheat, Cow Peas
ana Sweet Potatoes,
A FINE GOLD LEVER WATCH
One Fine Carriagc and Harness, One Buggy and
Harness, and Two Road Wagons. Also, Il lot Of
Household g. Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Tools, Two Gins, One Grain 1hrcshrr
and great many other articles unnecessary To na'nr
The above property will be sold on Il credit Of
twelve months. Purchasers 10 give notes with at
least two approved securities. All suns Of and
under 5 0 will be required in Cash.
The right and title Of property not changed until
the terms of salc complied with, and If resold it
will he at the risk of the former purchaser.
sST The Salo will commence ut ~ O'Clock.
II. t. WRIGHT, Adm'or.
Tov 2 ct ~
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Spann Hotel for Sale f!

'VNIlE Public House known rs "SPANN no.
4 TEI.,"a Edgefehi G.. H., and FURNITURE.
is now offered for sale, upon reasonable terms until
the ir,t Monday in December next at which time
if mt previously sold. will be put up at PUBLIC
AUCTION, to the highest bidder
The House is well adapted 10 the mac it has been
appropriated, has large Stables, Carriage House.
Corn Crib and Brick Kitchen. with other necessary
out-budincs attached. The buildings are nearly a
new, and must Of the Furniture purchased within
the present year.
The Lot contains three and half acres, upon
Which and near the Stables is We'll Of excellent
WATER
For further particulars apply to either Of the
Subscribers. j. G. READf. lprcu,;.tors
JOHN HClET. ''p''e'V''
Sept 90, If 36
GJ''rhr South Carolini,n, Ncwbcrry Sentinel and
Augusta C"nsttutiunalist will give eight weekly
Insertions and forward accounts.
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Administrators Sale,

T WILL. proceed to cell on Thursday the 18th of
d December next, al the late residence nf Col. h..
II. MunLy, deed, all the personal property Of said
deceased, consisting Of
F0ray-eigEat Negroes,
\ large portion Of whom arc men and lk"!y Young
boys, large Stock of Ilnrscs, Mules, Cattle and
Hogs, the present Crup Of Corn, Fodder Oats. &c,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools,
Re, with many other articles unnecessary t" men-
tion.
The above property will bc sold on y credit Of
twelve nontlls-purchascrs t" give notes with tw"
approved securities. All SUNS Of and under Sap,
Cash.
The right Of property will rot be changed until
the terms Of sale complied with, and il rcso!d it
will h. ut the risk of the former purchaser.
u" The Sale will commence at 10 n'cnck.
Fl. 7. WRIGHT, Admir-.
r..
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Extensive took Of Vehicles,
Valuable Plantation for Sale.

YENIIAT Valuable PLANTATION, ahnut eight
e miles from Hamburg, known az tho Cherokee
Pend Plantation. formerly owned by Dr. GEi6ER.
Ii cr,ntains shout seven hundred and eighty Eight
(1SS) acres. $50 Of which are cleared, the balance
is well wuodcd. consisting of Black Jack, Hickory
aud Pine. 1t possesses superior advantages as u
public house. it being long established stand, aud
situated at the junction Of the Five Notch, Martin
Town Branch Plank Rn:d au,t Main Trunk ofshe
Hamburg and Edgcfcd Flank Road, and about a
mile below the junction Of the Pine House and
Elrrlicld Roads. The Cherokee Pond Race Course
is on the place and is Of the best training Turfs
~ ti,c United States
ON the rfacc are two TWO STORY Dwell
LING; HOUSES, with all necessary outbuildngs,
so situated that The pace can he divided into two
plantations, with suitable buildings ON each plan
ta,inr.
The Plank Road passing through the lands, offers
crca, facilities for hauling w""d To Hamburg and
Augusta-so any one disposed 10 engage in that
business, q rare chance is offered. To an approved
purchaser i, will be sold on credit Of three or five
years. Apply t"
II. \. KENRICK, President,
Hamburg and Edse6rh T. r. Company.
Hamburg, Aug 20 81
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Hardware, &c.

rgNTIl: Subscriber has now on hand large Stock
d Of birmingham and Sheffield HARDWARE,
Which he offers very low for Cash, or on time to
punctual dealers.
Also, quantity Of heavy Goods, damaged by the
late Frcshct, which he will sell at very reduced
prices. GEO. ROBINSON.
Hamburg, Octl3;.. .' 1v2m 80
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FALL AND WINTER
READY.M ADE CLOTHING.


G. McDONNALD,
III are now receiving u LARGE and WELL
SELECTED Stock of Fall and Winter
mRA.DtY-MAD3 gIB!e1lINg,
or the LATEST STYLES-drcct from New
York-togcthcr with fine assortment Of
Hosiery, Shirts, Collars, Cravats,
SuspcMdcrs, Drawers,
COTTON AND MERlNO UNDER-SEIRTS
SILK and Linen llandkcrchie:s,
Hats and Caps of all kinds,
HAND AND BUGGY UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, vALISES,
Carpet Rags, &C., &c.
All of which will compare tavoraby with any to be
found in other markets. An examination is solicited
lro,u their friends and Customers before purchasing
elsewhere.
u Next door to G. Rvb;nson's Hardware Store
Hamburg $. e.
Oct 2U 3ln 40
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Exccutrix's Sale,

ExccUtrix's Sale.
DY Virtue Of IN order from II. T. Wright. Or
- binary Of Edgefcll District, | sl"ll proceed
to sell on Friday, the 10th December next,
SEVERAL LIKELY NEGROES,
belonging to the estate Of Startling Luarlcs, decd
Also, Stock of Horses, Cattle, &c.
Also
At the same time and place, the Tract Of Land
lying immediately on the Stage Road leading from
Hamburg to Eagcfcld c. H., containing tw" hun
drcd and fifty two acres, more or lrss, ami adjoining
lands Of Mrs Eliza I.anhaln and others.
TERMs-Twclvc months credit, with note and two
approved securities.
MARY A QUARLEs,. .Ex'ix.
Oct 6 lots IS
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-
For Sale.

A HOUSE AND LOT containing about two
N acres, one and half miles from EdccIird on
the Columbia Road. There are on the Lot Il well
of good water and all necessary ou,build-ings fora
small family.
The place will he sold for Cash or on timc,-
the purchase money being amply sccurcl-and
immediate possession given. Apply at this Office.
Feb :, If 5
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GDGEFTELD HOTEL,
EDGEFIEFD. S. c..

EDGEFlEFD, S. c..
IA TIE Subscriber most respectfully
fsU;Ss,s informs the citizens Of l:dgclicd and
i.isisE9 the Travelling public generally that
-E5gsazlsA -ss5gsazlssA this Establishment is now well pre-
pared ftr the reception and accommodation Of
BoaTders and Transient Customers
Having procured the assistance of cun,pctcnt
honest and ublging Servants, he atcrs himself that
all who may favor him with call will be highly
pleased with the entertainment extended to them.
Ills TABLE will always be ahundantly snpplIrd
with tie best the Market affords, and Oh the most
reasonable terms.
The Ear, under tic superintendent of an
attentive ana experienced Clerk. will ever be fur
nishrd with the rlincrst LIQUORS, WINES, Sc
CARS. &C. that can be obtained.
His Stables are large and commodIous. con-
sahtly furnished Will, good Provcndcr, and attend
cd BY Ius.lrrs Of great care srd experience.
And lie therefore hopes, by giving his entire at
trntion to the keeping Of an orderly and wcll-con-
ductcl House. to merit aud continue to receive that
liberal patronage heretofore so generously bestowed
OH him. VIM. Il. MAYS, PEopRIETon.
S,nt Il # 81
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Not ice.

A Ill those indebted TO the estate of c.. W.
N Cochran, deed. .,arc requested to MAKE prompt
payment to the Administrator, and those having
demands will render them in property at,csicd.
L. b. COCHRAN, Admir-.
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Notice.

rFHE Subscriber oilers Tor silr the Plantation he
4 now resides un containing $50 acrcs. situated
in I;,lg'cld District six miles above Hamburg The
ncitun is healthy. \ further description is con
s:drrrd useless as purchaser is expcct" tn examine
for himself. EDWARD PERRIN.
Oct 2n St+ 10
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NGaicc.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of Henry +.
/ l Freeman. decd will come forward mmc-
dintrly and make payment and thoao having de-
nlands will render them in properly a,trst-,l.
j. ii. JENNINGS, Exor.
Ian " 81
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A. m. BENSON,
Ware House and Commission:
M ER @ HA N r,
Hamburg. 8. G..

1tNMDufg, y. T..
WOULD respectfully inform his former pa.
w ,rous, and the public generally, that lie has
leased the Warc-llousc Recently occupied by Acssrs
BRANNON u COLEMAN, where he will be
prepared to
Receive, Store and Sell Cotton
and other produce Consigned 10 his care Also
receive aud forward Merchandise to the country.
In rendering his scrrc. To the public. he aiters
himself, from an experience Of SEVENTEEN
YEARS in the above business, and thorough
knowledge Of all its branches, as well as from a
general acquaintance with the planters Of the sur
rounding country, together with his undridea per-
sonal attention to the business, that lie viii be
able to give general satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their confidence and assurcs them
that effort shall be wanting, Oh his part to pro-
mo:c their interest. i,s's
Liberal Cash advances made on Cotton and other
produce in Store. 81
Orders for Bagsing, Rope, and family supplies
promptly filled, y, the lowest market rates. -
Aug is # 3T
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Chapumar,,s Cotton Gins!

WE still make these best of COTTON GINS,
w at our old stand. We warrant them to give
satisfaction, which they never fail TO do.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended To.
Persons who find it more convenient will please
inquire Of Mr. l.oo lliLL, Edgctield c. H., who
will keep "n hand one more Of these Gins for
sale Address CHAPMAN & SONS,
Coleman y Roads, EdgcGeld, sc.
Sent Is If So
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N0ticc.

4 IL Persons indebted To the estate Of Ellington
\ Clark, decd, are hereby notified TO make inn
mediate payment, and i"sc having demands against
said estate will present them properly ai,st''l:
JAS. BLACKWELL.
July Il %
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Tobacco, Sagars assdl saU6a::
4 SUPPLY Of The above articles Of CHOICE
Il BRANDS, jus, received and for sale BY
G. l.. PENN, AGENT.
Oct ~ If 80
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Notice.,

4 TT. PcrsnlS indebted tp the Estate Of r. Platt
N Brunsnn. decd. are respectfully notified To
make Immediate paymcit and thcs'' having de-
mands against said estate will present them forthwith,
properly attrstrd.
SCSEN VI. BRl NSON. Alm'ix
ROBERT LANlER, Adn!cr.
~, IN ~ ~
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LOOK CUT LAND BUYERS /!
IA THERE will be sold on the :ss 5sGstSTzs
fsTIIIA Fourteen dry Of December ryssV
isai3 next, at tile late residence Of
-sNssss&ssAs. Col. John Gnskns, decd, ISSSssata
L.. Ir,IIvpIp DC,JTTIIIiC un,l EERTIl i.
Winter Seat Place,
that YALUBLE, BEAUTIFUL and FERTlLl

Winter Seat Place,
Containing Eight hundred and cighty-onc (SSl)
Acres about three hundred and fifty OF which are
in hg. state of cultivation (Which the present crop
will show the balance in fine Wood Land adopted
to the growth of Corn, Cotton and sn'nll Grain
There are on the premises large and conrriHdl-
ous Dwelling. an excellent Storc-honsc and Counting
Room, Negro Houses, and all other out buildings
necessary for the firnicr There is an excellent
well Of water in the yard, sufficient for all St":k
and travelling purposes in the dryest season
This is one of the best stands for a Public 'fousr
and Store On the ruad between Abberillc and .iu-
susta All those wishing to farm and Merchandise
will never have better opportunity to buy as good
place. Also another Tract called
THE COTTAGE TRACT,
Continuing one thousand and twenty-five (1O23)
ncres, about TWO hundred Of which are in Il fine
state uf cultivation, about two hundred in convenient
pasture, and the balance in good Woodland There
are on this Tract u neat and we'll finished Dwelling,
an excellent framed Gn-llousc and Screw and all
ether out buildings Of good quality.
There are on the two places about one hundred
acres Of fine bottom land equal to any on Hard LII
Dor Creek. There are also on these tracts about
twelve hundred acres Of finely timbcrcd land, well
situated for n Steam Saw and Grist Mill.
INe wnOie lftct contlilS INlnclccH Ruhuicd "hu
fifty acres, we'll suited for the profitable employment!
Of forty or fifty hands
All those desirous Of purchasing good land, in a
social and remarkably hc,lthy community, nre
respectfully solicited To give the above lands Il
personal examination before purchasing elsewhere.
Said Tracts will be sold ON credit of Gnr, twu
and three Years, with interest from date. The lr-
chaser to give bond and approved security and a
mortgage of TIE premises to secure payment, il
deemed necessary
4. G.. GASKiNS,
join w. McKELLtR,
j. S. SPEARAl.AN.
Nov3 Ct AZ
IL The Ncwbrrry Sentinel South Caro!inian,
Charleston Mercury and hLbcvillc Banner are re-
qucstcd to copy the above weekly until day of sale,
and forward bills to Hnis Office Immediately.
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B. Edgefeld Plank R'd.

!IENlIlS ROAD in n"w open for t:arcl from Ham
L burg To the OLD WELLS. "n tl.e Fine House
Roa,l. and 10y the Martin Town Branch from LAM
burg To- near the new Bridge over Stevens Creek.
Persons travelling or sending their Wagons or
Vehicles to Hamburg BY the Martin Town Road,
can avail themselves Of the Branch Flank Road to
Hamburg BY turning to the left, half mile above
Ilar,lys Church, BY which they will avoid all the
hills and uant On tic Martin Town Road.
The Roal win BE- completed from Hamburg to
the Pine House about the lst Of November.
Rates Of Toll.
-Four, five and six horse Wagons, $ cts rcr mile
Three
Two " Carriages g " I"
One
Horseback Travellers
Vehicles on meeting. arc each entitled to half tho
PLANK TRACK and tie Drivers arc required to
turn to the "RIGllT -
" IL. \. KENRICE, President.
Hamburg. Sept s If 81
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Spring and Summer Goods !!

-
3. A. VANWlNkHE,
MERCHANT T AlL0R,
NEXT Door TO GEORGIA RAIL ROAD BANK,
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA.
r HAVE now on hand and for sale complete
Il and extensive assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Drap
D'Eaes, Csssnsercts, &c,
For Spring and Summer use, Which will be made
to order in style uf superiority and elegance. Al
who are in want of fine garments and wish them
to fit as they ought to fit will please give call
and satisfy themselves.
Ready Made Clothing.
NV Stock of CLOTHING this Season ID full
and large. comprising Cloth Frock and
Dress Colts, Cloth, Caslnrrrtt
and Drap D'E,c Sacks, Blk,
Satin D'Chrnc White
and Striped Silk Sacks, Grass
Linen, Punscr Silk and Brown
Linen Sacks, Black and Fancy Cul"rcd
Pants, Marsrils Pants, and a large ass"rtnl'nt
of Bull, White and Fancy Mlarsrls Fests, sc.
Also
A large supply of furnishing articles. such as
Cravats, Guvcs, Hosiery. Sspcndrrs. ColHrs. silk,
Gauzr, Cation and Merinu under Garments, White
aud Colorcd Shirts, &c.
And a Fine Stock
or PERFU3IERY S FANCY ARTICLES.
All Goods in my establishment arc Of the BEST
QUALITY and will be sold right.
j. a. vANWINKLE.
Augusta. April # ii
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N ice.

N DsEGS.
a Ii Persons indebted to the Estate Of Joseph
N Moore. deed, are requested 10 make imnc'li-
alc payment, and those having demands against the
estate will present them in due furm.
E. PENN, Ex'or.
F,b ID If j
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Livery and Sale Stables,
FORMERLY JOHN C. O'HkNLoN'S

TIE; Subscriber has the pleasure
Ssss~csSIs to inform his friends and the public,
ez@GScA that. having purchased the Splendid
HS}s.X STOCK Of FIXTURES Of these
w-l!-k,,"wn and popular STABLES, formerly
owned by O'llANiON, and late, y by w. L. AR
CHER, he is now prepared to furnish all who may
favor him with their patronage, with excellent Saddle
HORSES, and handsome and comfortable CAR:
RI.tGES and BUGGlES, Of the latest styles,
with teams to match, and drivers, in whose s"-
briryand expert, nee every confidence can b. placed,
ut most reasonable prices. Many improvements
have been made 10 the Stables and Lots. anl Dro-
vrrs will find every accommodation they can desire.
Carriages and Omubuscs from this Stable will
run from I5oatwright & Janney's universally firo-
rite " American lIotrl'' and also from the long-es
taJ!ishcd and wcknuwn Columbia Hotel. hy Mr..
-. Caldwell to the various Railroad Drpuls, or any
point desired.
u Orders left at the American Hotel, with Mr.
W. d. Harris. or the Proprietor, at the Columbia
Hotel, will be promptly attended to: and the sub
scribrr is cnnilrt that all who employ him will be
pleased with his prices and his teams
NATHANIEL POPE.
Columbia. Sept % Gm 81
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G. Carriages

Carrla geS
AT TIE OLD STAND OF 5. & J. GILBERT,
CHARLESTON, s. C. .-s
- & E., nj. GILBERT continue the
y. CARRfAGEBCSlN at the above stand,
Nos 3j and 40. Wentworth Street, where they will
BE- pleased to cshibit to their old friends and us
tGnIers i very
Extensive took Of Vehicles,
comprising those Of their manufacture together
various other styles usually found in this market
Their long acquaintance with this market as
manufacturers and Dealers will cnab]e them 20
offer grca, inducements to purchasers both in styles
and prices.
Aug 25 H 'a' 32
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FrcsEa Supplies.
90 Bbls Choice COUNTRY FLOUR,
III Hbls Baltimore Family
a Ticrcc prime RICE.
10 Boxes GOSHEN CHEESE.
I'hls and Kits Fresh MACfEREL,
Boxes Suncror Pale SOiP.
q Boxes PEARL STARCH,
IL Boxes Admantinc and Patent lcarl Candies,
2.e Cams Fresh SALMON,
variu,s Sauces for Fish, Beef Stake. Fowls, &e.
Fresh Caprrs.
Box MACIRONI,
Superior Green and Black TEAM,
40 Small Sacks Dairy SALT. greatly superior to
Box Salt in as much rs it hot liable TO rust, just
received and for sale cheap by
G. j.. PENN, AGENT.
Oct l3 Il ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-08
N Office.

TT, Persons indebted to the estate of Oliver
N Towlcs. arc requested to make immediate pay
mcn,, and those having demands against the same
will render them in properly atcstcd.
II. NJ. SCURRY, Administrator.
Oct o If IS