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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY

PY H. T. WRIGHT, Esqr., Ordinary of
I'D Edgefeld District:
Whereas, Samuel S. Horn has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, on all and singu
ar the goods and chattles, rights and credits of
Annis Galloway late Of the District, aforesaid,
deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonsh all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be
holden Mt Edge6eld Court House on the 23d
day of January inst, to show cause if any,
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this eigth
day of January, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-three, and in
the seventy-seventh year of American Indepen-
dcnce. II. T. WRIGHT, o. E. D.
Jan. IL ct So
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SlleriM,s Sale.

DY Virtue Of sundry wrts Of Ficri Facias
ID to HE directed, shall proceed to sell ut
Edecfcld Court House, on the first Monday
and Tuesday following in February next, the
following property. in the following cases, viz:
NJ. L. Bonham, w. NJ. Burt and others, secu-
rites, VS.. John Hill. Six Trunks containing
sundry articles too tedious TO enumcrate, 2 Bed
Steads one fine Masonic Regali;l, &c. &c.
Mark Etheridge VS.. Thomas Swearingcn. The
interest Of the defendant in Il tract Of land con-
tanning one hundred and twenty-five acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of John R. Viewer, R.
T. Minis and others.
Charles Price for Levi G. Holloway vs. Joel
P. Hill John Hill rs Joel p. Hill, one negro boy
Richmond.
James A. Devorc VS.. John R. Viewer, Saml
Brooks, bearer, VS.. The same, Various other
plaintiffs vs. The same. The tract of land
where the defendant resides, containing five
hundred acres. more or less, adjoining lands of
Benjamin Bctiis, james Swearingeu and others.
Levi G. Holloway, VS. VIM. Strom, Sr., Sam'l
C. Strom and Edward Boyd. A tract Of land
containing three hundred acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of L. Reynolds, Washington
Slrom and others, the property of the dcterd-
ant, Wm. Strom, Sr.
Martin NlcCarty, VS.. Wm. McCarty. The tract
of land where The defendant resides, containing
one hundred and sixty acres, more or less.
RI Llankinson, VS.. John S. Randall. A tract
of land containing two hundred and hfty-two
acres more or less, adjoining lands OF Joseph
Cosnaham and David Powell.
Matheney g. Bewley,vs rs. Wiley Pardue. The
tract Of land where the defendant rcsldcs con-
tnining one hundred and five acres, more or le,s
adjoining lands of J. Walker, James Powell and
others.
John Cotlran, vs.. l.. ]. Hamilton. The tract
of land where the defendant resided, at the
time of his death, containing three hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands OF Jas. NJ.
Harrison, John Irwin and others
John Cothrm, vs.. J. p. Anderson; s mue
Perrin, vs.. The same. The tract of land where
the defendant resides, containing three hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of Wiley
Zimmerman, Daniel Minor and others.
John s. Smyly, survivor, vs. John 3. Carter,
and Sim. Zimmerman; John S. Smyly, VS.. The
snme. A tract of land containing one hundred
and forty acres, more or less, the properly OF
of VIM. Shaver and others.
David Westbrook, rs. Russell Hardin. A tract
Of land containing seventeen acres, more or less,
auJolllliS lailus Vi LIT. NaPiiii, Da'Iu heSV
brook and others.
Thomas Lewis, VS.. Charlotte Zimmerman. The
tract of land where the defendant resides, con-
tanning one hundred and fifty acres, more or
less. adjoining lands of Sim. Zimmerman and
others.
John Cothran, VS.. C. Weatherington The
same, VS.. The same. One tract of land contain
ing FIVE hundred acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Henry Qualtebum, Hugh Moscy and
others. Also, eleven negroes, viz: Joe, John,
Bomond, Sally, Jane, Lucy, Lucinda, and her
four children.
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, S. E.. Ed.
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n O OpICE.
Elmwood Female Academy !!
l3 MILES North of Edgcfield C. III.
NEAR THE CAMBRIDGE ROAD.

NEAR THE CAMBRIDGE ROAD.
TNIII3 First Session of this School will commence
Il on the second Monday in January next, under
the instruction OF Miss EMMA O'CoSNER.
Miss O'CoSSER has pursued teaching as pro-
Irssion for several years. She las taught in the
EInwood School, the present year, and given gen.
cral satisfaction.
a splendid Piano has been purchased for the
special use Of the school, aordng to young ladies
IN excellent opportunity to study music.
TERMS per session OF Five months, as fellows:
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic Sc 90
With the above, English Grammar and
Geography. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
With the above, Definition Of Words, llis-
tory, Rhetoric and Composition ....... 10 90
Music On Iiano, with use uf Instrument. =. 90 90
Drawing 90
Painting i'm Water Colors 90
Miss O'C engages to give lessons in the French
language TO pupils desiring it.
School Books. Stationery, Drawing and Painting
materials will be furnished ut usual prices, when de-
sired
Guod boarding can be obtained at and near the
school, at Sc to 81 per month.
JOHN LANDRUM,
j. NJ. SMYLY, Trustees.
JAMES DORM,
Dec ?5, 1852. 4w SO
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Miscellaneous Family Journal
AGRICULTURAL PAPER,

And the aim of the present proprietor will be to
make it in every Respect worthy the confidence and
support, not only Of Temperance Men, but Of the
reading public generally.
1t is earnestly hoped that MI who feel an interest
in its success will, AT ONCE, use their influence to
accomplish its permanent establishment.
Terms, $500, i'm Advance,
Subscriptions for six months received ut the same
rate In each case the CASH must accompany the
order, and all letters by mail arc expected to be
prepaid.
Ia Those VIII" have paid the former proprietor
in advance for the year 1852, will be furnished
with the paper until the time for which thy have
paid expires. The accounts for 1852 having been
transferred TO the subscriber, those who are in ar
rrars will ubiigc linn by rcmittinS the amount in-
mcdiatcly. Address
r. j. WARREN, Camden 6. c.
December "a 1852
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EDGEFIELD C0LLEGIA T z
INSTITuwE!
Rev. C. A. RAYMOND, Principal.

THE TRUSTEES aud TEACHERS OF TINS
L Institute tender their most respectful thahks'
for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon Tue
Institution during the past year. llcy arc '''s',
happy to announce the very prosperous condi!'on o'
the Institute, and its fattcrng prosperity ior 'he
coming year. They assure their patrons that no
efforts will be spared to continue deserving Of SO
liberal u patronage. ,,o,-n,y
The next Session will commence Oh MONDAY
the 10th of January 1858.
The same Teachers will be employed in the diff
frrcrt Departments, rs during the past year. And
the same rates Of Tuition, and general regulations
continued.
Pupils can enter at any time during the Session,
and if near the middle or close Of the Session, they
will be charged from the time Of entrance, TO the
end of the Session. Those leaving before the Ses-
sion closes, except in cases of sickness, are charged
for the whole Session.
Application for admission may be made to either
of the Trustees, or the PRINCIPAL.
Dec % If A9
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Upholsterer in General!

Uph0lSterer IN GeneraI!
MIR. G. O. DECHERT, Upholstercr
iSl and Paper Hanger, respectfully announces TO
the citizens Of Edgeeh and its vicinity that he is
now prepared 10 make 10 order,
Beds, Hair and SEluck Mattresses,
and also to attend to PAPER HANGlKGS, WINDOW
BLINDS, SHADES, &C. =.
Mr.. ID. will attend punctually to business, and all
orders will be speedily and faithfully executed.
lie will be found at the Office formerly occupied
by Chancellor WARDLAw except when elsewhere
engaged. 80
Dec Is 3tH 40
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a C ARD I

MR. A. j. DEMEREST, Prof. of Dancing,
IV1 oilers his services 10 the Ladies and Gentle
m.n Of Edgrficld District. lie will give instruc-
ton in a variety Of new and fashionable
Dances, Quadrilles, Waltzes, Polkas,
GlllGp;slcS, &C.,
Such as Gorli;x,. Mazurka, Srhottisth, Rilorvs,
Jenny Lind Polka, Hop Waltzcs and Scotch Dances.
lie will teach School any where in Edgcfeld
District provided it BE- made up for him, between
this and sale day in February next. Ladies' not
liking to attend the School, have private Les
sons given them by forming party Of eight
Mr. ID. can be seen or addressed at this place,
where he may be found at all times unless when
absent attending his Sch""s.
lie has had several Glasses in Edgcfcld and
hopes by diligcnt attention to get many more. lie
refers with pleasure and confidence to all those gen.
tlcmen who have patrUniscd him.
january u, st 50
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"A ON TUESDAY the 5tll ,as9a.
f fes!: February 1853, owing to ~
Hais,H3 loss Of vision, and cnnsc- S
sagssza4ssss quent inability Of my Faith +saSaass
or to manage his domest affairs, by his direction,
will be sud at his present r, s.dcncc, in Lexington
District, the following d, scrbcd proI crly
Ills well known Mills, on Iightwotd d
Greek, with about Twenty-Five Hundred (25LI) }
Acres of Land attached, as appears from a recent
re survey, made by Mr.. Sampson Duitr.
The Grist and Saw Mill, both being in good run
ing order, on a never failng strram, within tw,
miles of navigation for rafts, fair nucclrnt is Of
fered to purchaser wishing to engage in the Lum-
bering or FIGURING business, Us the water power il
well adapted to either; and the Land heretofore
cultivated, has long b'en known 10 yield fair grain
crops.
Also, shree other small Tracts, containing about
Two Hundred and Fifty (250) Acres each, original
Is in one Grant, but since laid out int" suitable Lot
for small settlements, ,ncar tho head of Little B,k
Creek, and adjoining lands belonging to Aaron
Tavlor, formerly pd&t Of the same survey and
rs his has proved productive and capable Of yield
ing fine provision crols, the other three Lots being
of the same quality Of soil, must be Likewise valua
ble.-Also,
Eleven Negroes,
Among whom can be found Alillers, sawycrs, Wag-
goners, and others capable of doing House or Plan
tltion business.
Also, ilorses, MulR, Oxen, Cattle, Hogs, Corn.
Fodder, Peas and Vines, Flour, Potatoes House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming implements.
Blaclsmi.h's Tools, Road Wagon, Timber and
Plantation Carts, and sundry articles too tedious
mention.
TEnMs.-The Land and Negroes will be sold on
credit of one two and three years-ntcrcst and
one-th;rd of the principal payable annually. The
purchaser being requted to give bond and two or
more approved securities, and for the Land, a
Mortgage of the Premises. For all other property
amounting to IS, note and interest, payable in
twelve months, with approved security. and for
all sums under SIS, cash Oh delivery Of the property.
The foregoing terms not being complied with, for
any property bid off the sane will be re-s"ll, and
the person so failing to comply will be held bound
to make good any deficiency between the latter and
former sale.
Maj. Walter Quattlcbum or tho Undersigned, wi !
show any Of the property il sut,bl. application be
male. PAUL QuAIIl-EBUM.
pinaria, Jan 10. St So
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Sale of Jacks.

TTNIIE Subscriber will sell at his Plantation on
i Saluda River on the ] 9th Of February, 1858
five and half miles West Of Grccnvil!c Cour,
House, S. c.,
NINE IMPORTED SPANISH JACKS
These are very superior animals, being very large
and remarkably fine formed. They have been in
this country near two years, and have entirely re-
covered from the effects of the voyage from Spain.
They hare all prored themselves TO be fine foal
gctterx, and SO far as their colts have come, uery
superior breeders Some of their colts may BIZ
seen on the day of sale. Persons wishing to pur-
chase such animals, will probably never have such
another opportunity.
will also sell several very fine Harness HOR-
SEES
TEnMs-A credit of twelve months, with note
and approved security, OF discount Of nine pei
cen, allowed for cash on the day of sale.
The above property is sold for the purpose Of
winding up the concern of Easlcy, Sloan Il Eas'
ley, two of whom have removed from this State ia
Texas. The above mentioned property will be
warranted sound. and all right.
JOHN A. EASLEY, Jr.
Grcenvilc C. H., Jan. 3 St 81
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References.

T. Tanning, President of Franklin College, Atl-
ems, Georgia.
Rev. A. Church, President of Franklin College,
Tennessee.
Ex-Governor Hammond. Silvcrton. S. C.
Hon. a. Patterson and Capt. j. r. Harley,
Barnwcll, S. c.
Major Il. a. Whyte and DR.. ]. NJ. Turner, Au-
gusta, Georgia.
Mr. j. H. Laftte and Maj. T. T. Dunbar, Speed
well. S. G.
Hon. J. j. Wilson, Capt. D. Bush, Capt. E. J.
Williams, and NJ. r. Dunbar, Four Mile Branch,
South Carolina.
Dec lS. 1t 81
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Saw and Grist Mills for Sale.

VHyIIE Subscriber intending to move from the
] Il State, offers for sale Ills MILLS, ON SI'aw'S
Creek, about ten miles from Edgclield, Aiken and
Granitcville. >,a,o>
The Tract contains Twenty-Five hundred (22nW
acres with sufficient water power 10 run Circular
Saws or Factory. On the premises are all nrees-
sary improvements frame buildings, orchards, &e
ANY information given by applying TO the Sub
scriber on the premises, or by letter addressed to
him at Edgciicld c. IL. ,.o1
., 1s 90
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N N0tice.

VN7E WILL proceed to sell at Edgefcld c. H.,
w on sale day in February next, TRACT Of
LAND, containing One Hundred and Thirty-four
Q3l) acres, more or less, known as the Good Spring
Branch Tract, belonging to the estate Of John Hat
cher, decd, situate in Edgcfeld District, and
bounded by lands Of Gen. Jas. Jones and others.
Terms made known OIL day of sale.
AMOS LANDRUM, Ad'rs with the
JAS. HATCHER. Will annexed.
Jan 4t 81
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Abbey Green Female Institute,
NV Miss SoplIia Chaplin.


TIIIS Institution is located seven miles North o
i Edgefcld c. H., and within sight "t Elton
PO. 1t is situated in remarkably healthy portion
of the District and convenient TO IN excellent
Spring The building is entirely new, large and
commodious
The ln,,trucrcss, Miss CnAPIS, 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 ail branches
except alusic,. ................... ''.S1o W w
Music, including use Of Piano. 10 w
Good Board can be obtained in the neighborhood
~ 81, per Month. For further information, II de-
S. w. NICHOLSON,
JOSEPH ADAMS.
Oct % Ans Al
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Four Mile Branch Academy.

rTNIlE subscriber takes this opportunity to thank
l. the citizens of Barnwcl for the patronage he
has received ut their hands for the Inst seven years.
lie alsU brgs lc;ve at the same time, to inform pa
rents and guardians that he will resume the cxrr-
ciscs of the above Academy, on the first Monday in
January next, and continue to prepare boys for
College, or business Of any kind The location is
not surpassed by any institution, rs regards convc-
nicncc, health, quiet and rcmotcncss from all haunts
Of wee and immortality. The Trustees hive made
every arrangement that can contribute to the health
and comfort Of the student At the end Of every
eight weeks CIRCULAR will be sent to the parents
or guardian Of each student containing Il minute
statement of every recitation he has made within
that time, also Il particular account Of health moral
department, punctmalty and progress generally.
Must particular attention will be paid 10 the moral
as well III the intellectual training of pupils. There
will be Il public examination about the middle of
Iune, when the students will be examined bya
committee consisting principally Of teachers. The
subscriber has made ample preparation for boarders,
ami none will fail to be accommodated.
Parents are respectfully requested 10 enter their
children Us early in the session us possible.
j. i. CROSSLAND, Principal.
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Rich CARPETS.

CNOWDEN & SHEAR, Augusta, Ga.
X, have received from New York a full supply
Of Rich Tapestry Velvet CARPETS, OF new and
splendid patterns;
Tapestry BRUSSELS and Brussels CARPETS, at
very low prices:
Superior Three Ply and Ingram CARPETS, Of
new and beautiful styles;
Brussels and Venetian Star CARPETS;
Curtaiu MATERIALS; CORNICES; Brass and
Plated Stair RODS-to which they respectfully i'll;
vitc the attention Of the public.
Jan - If 52
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1853 is at Hand!

CoME, GENTLEMEN, walk up to the Cap
" tsin's Office, No. !, PARK Row, square up
your arrears, and enter your names for another
twelve month voyage.
al Notes and open bills due me contracted
prior to the lst Of January, 1852, must b. cancelled
by the 9th of February, those that not will be
sued on iudscrilllnatrly.
w. P. BUTLER.
4 n S1
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Notice

rs Hereby given to all persons indebted to L. II.
Il Nlundy, decd, previous to his death, that un-
less their notes and accounts are settled by Salcday
next they will indsrrimnatvly be rlard in the
hands of proper Officers for collection. The estate
is in debt and must have money.
II. r. WRIGHT, o. E. ID.
Orinary's Ofic", Jan ID St SO
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Educational.

A GENTLEMEN Of long experience as Teach
IA or desires situation for tlr. prgsSA.., year,
The Advertiser has been in the Habit Separing
Pupils for the Sophomore Class i'll Cole Sand Sa 5a
sides Classics and Science, lie teaches the French
language perfectly, and complete cou:se of English
Educa.iou Th. most satisfactory references and
testimonials will be gwen.
Address A. NJ. Teacher, Augusta, Ga.
Jan - lts So
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

rs. Dccl. in Attachment.
Richard Bailey.
rgNIlE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
Il filed Declaration in my Office, and the De-
fendant having neither Wife nor Attorney known
10 reside within the limits Of this State ON whom
copy of said Declaration with rule TO plead can be
served On Motion of MIR. ToMrKINs, Attorney for
Plaintiff: Ordered, That said Defendant appear
and plead to said Declaration within a year snd q
day from the date hereof or Judgment by default
will be entered against him.
TIlOS. G.. BACON, C. Ed
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
UNCOMMON PLEAS.
James Jones, Joseph Ken
nedy and John Mckinnc,
The City Council Of Augusta
WHEREAS the Plaintiffs have this day filed
w their declaration against the Defendants, who
las it is said are absent from and without the limits
Of this State and have 10 Attorney known within
the came upon whom copy of the said declaration
might be served 1t is therefore ordered that the
said Defendants do appear and plead to the said de-
claratons within year and day from this date,
otherwise final and absolute Judgment will then be
given and awarded against them.
TIlOS. G. BACON, c. I. ID.
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0snaburgs and Negro Cloths,

IA Manufacturers Prices!
SNOWDEN &, SHEAR, Augusta. Ga,
- have on iand, u full supply Of COTTON OS-
NABuRGS Of the most approved styles: Negr"
kERSEYS, of George Schlcy's, William Schlcy's,
and Of the Augusta Manufacturing Company.
Also, Brown SIllRTlNGS and SllEETlNGS,
Of the Augusta Manufacturing Company, all Of
which, they will sell at very low prices.
cF The public are respectfully requested to call
and examine the assortment.
Jan IL IF ~ 52
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Take Warming I!

A IL those who are indebted to inc individu-
IA ally, Walker e. Coleman, Brannon 65 Cule-
man, or w. 3. Brannon, that do no. make payment
by the first Of February next, will find their ac-
counts and notes in the hands Of Officers for col
lection, as money must have.
M. W. COLEMAN
Hamburg, Dec l3, sm 45
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Stolen

EROM the Subscriber on the night of the 2Sth
l. inst, DARK MARE MULE, Of medium
size, with her checks split by the bridal when she
was being broken which causes her to dive her
mouth and nose deep under water when drinking.
She is about 10 l2 years old, in good order when
taken Off At the same time was taken an excellent
black Leather Bride, with large bright silver plated
buckles, and toerable noted Saddle, it being OF
fore leather with Il horn which is black. The Sad
die had no grth to it when taken.
will give reward of Twenty Dollars, for the
apprehension and delivery Of the thief and Mule at
my house, or any neighborng Jail, or half that
sum for the delivery of the mule and apParel. =
Whilst any information respecting the same by let
ter or otherwise will be most thankfully received.
Address me ut Fruit Hill, Edgcfcld District s..
c., 10 miles North Of Edge6cld c. Fl.
o. w. ALLEN.
January If 81
CS- Augusta Constitutionast will please give
tho above three weekly insertions, and forward ac-
count to o. w. A.
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Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Ensey
N GoH, decd, are hereby notified to make inn
mediate payment, and those to whom the estate is
indebted will present their claims forthwith in due
form, as am determined to wind up the estate rs
soon as the law will permit me.
II. T. WRIGHT, o. L. d.
Ordinary Office, Dee 30, 3m 50
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Notice..

a IL those having any demands against the
IA Estate of Clark Swearngcn, decd, are re-
qucscd to hand them in properly attested and all
those indebted to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
MOSES SWEARlNGEN, Ex'or.
Ian g II 0l
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Undressed BIeached Shirtings.

CNOWDEN Il SEa EAR, Augusts, Ga,
- have received from New York, Extra A.
Blcachcd SHIFTING, pcr:t city undrcssrd, and a
very superior fabric for Ladies' and Gcntlrmcn's
wear The public are respectfully requested to call
and examine the article.
Jan - If ~
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NOtiCC.

r WILL proceed to sell at Edgrfrld c. H., on
i the frst Monday in February next, the follow
ing Negroes belonging t" the Estate Of l.. IL. Mum
day, d., viz: l:osettc and boy Ellie, and boy
Bill.
TEnMs.-Thcy viii be sold credit until the
lT,h December, 1853. Purchasers will be required
to give note with two approved sccuriticS.
H. T. WRIGHT, Admir-.
Jan 10 st So
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Ladies Circular Cloaks.

SNoWDEN. g. SHEAR, Augusta. Ga,
y have just received supply ef Ladies Velvet
CIRCULAR CLOAKS, and Ladies black wa
tered and plain black SILK CL0AKS.
Also, splendid assortment Of Ladies Embroid-
dcrcd Valencicnnes, Lace and Paris Trimmed,
Mousquitan Collars Sleeves and Chimasettcs, 'of
new and elegant stylcs-to which they respectfully
invite the attention Of the Ladies.
S. & S. will receive, in u few days, Ladies black
Cloth Cloaks, made Of II beautiful fabric
Dec II 40