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Saloon ,9g Saloon a,r si,s,fSs s,'. qoga.
sfsari S foT1alG o'iaG Is
,r-,-,, Third GIa-- Pa--enser--
& % Sn IHS[ G ' , G & PAsnger; viii ee taken nom Phi.
Frofa Phi,ielfii, ~ s51i 81 - iyS % i gIS,soN'- -.
Frsshi on One sol. , ton, ADD coarse gaod harssre
.L CyaiS ~ G Fa,saEs w y 9sa ts.s . rar,ie sho
Frseat' Co. per tom coarse gO', hardware As
40 experienced Surgeon win he carried on each ship
Sna,. dr.ii. drawp At sigh! on EagiaHd and Ireland
iyIs-1y RiCHkRDsOS. BROTHERS co Iilsai
ENNPRES~ NOTICE-vlEGINIA ASp TESNESSRE RAIL
H RoAD-PABIsEN KING take great pleasure in ir5i M
lrTangcuents viii c yrgin anI tennessee yaa CSr,U
Tor ihe lars rgsO Of DAILY ENPEESs PER th5
ali points vrna and Esi Tennessee ana
vii ,s commence 1'i GPsraiiIsa. The lsih o. June
ne Tuije vii it.se bs., in ,J ,,h, ".sht,'
recommendation and not on ENuoEHtsSr, ST.
ny J5 "N l. NAVfE, Fs.i.,T AsiT'; .
EyLEGANT AND PoPULAR PREPARATIONS FoR THE TEETH
~ Odontue the Pearl Drutirer aad USr-ihrcc
o. ,hs most e.ssni agreeable and ,.eou Den tss
"- pieegsis, H! Mnin 81.
Nc ANp NurNEes-s SM,.sss, Nu.ass.. Fo5
A'l DrusgI-t-, ~ Main 81.
ftHEwlNG TOBACCC-we have nou in store verv t,,, ~
~ ply r really dne Chewing Tobacco OF The following ,s,trs
Harisove' Indispensable Manufactured expressly
w.,siss o,ey Co Issy wa-I me Belle OF ~. w.,tI
Marg'ss, oisy Co.'S "Juii, D,.r."
Iangh1fue a Armstead's "Orrnot1'
S.r TrgTI.. ToTas Prgngm n.l 1.4 fsor.s :, Choice,
IN order g @ e asiss of eheHers t,y Will and among ihs
as 'and .vgisaed aui ua,usstc0rd robsc, q is ias,
a., ?. JOHNSTON BsoThEF gras,.,.
-al.1 il5 Maia street
nLAcE Asp FANVY CASHMERE PANrs-A fr,.h SUNNY
- stVled n sgrkmanshp aui style, ard on mode.
Ja HENDERSON a uuRcu
HANnSoNE TLowER vAsEs-I have q rsh assor,mspt o,
N gb sud Decorated Fover ladies and Others r
mass J. D. ~. EvANs. ti5 Main street.
gEg5 Esa7 sst5szg ssszz ~ 81
TtRFNr NOHrHFHN M,IL rot ~ PEBygryDy 0F
ard sner Monday, ihr i5t instant through t.etets o. u
and F1!.pha can BE- obtained 'f u Company, their
l'''ss' ~ ~ ,"a'tlnE'n' on Ne following terms via.
T. Philadelphia, A. ....... ~
4hch s,su, e. me r,,.sufer tr.uat fr s,f ari t,sr,s.
through ttc siuss Of Warrington and n.If.-4r.
wssye a. e.. hye dsiy hnes are run bstsssn rhla
Esr' q. guse e a los cheap ami so1;,,ts
me through .set, named above si,s reasonable ,oarn In
Wl.hns,n .nd Baltimore v.sout drashi to any rrysss.
o,g,sR.r& q Co,
Rrfpafd AaFast So. isN sais
4 E'p PFT A oai a'rort-,n, On bsu5 and 5r ,,i,sy
sale Szn o'ihe Ci'cuisr slw. = is4ia e.
RLACE ALAPAcN-nLAcK ALNrACAa-Au to want Of
- Hlass Alsps and hlal,s sssorirlen, ,ni 1t
"s g's''" 'nAs Z JoHosoS,
ei' sles = syn b Hs1rra soauy, q ~ ssy, .s5u,
Abut one haU cleared ue tsI<aet l. ~ the rygi-s
sth @ 6iae and ca g kgf ere ~ aercs of 10y srouai
hsre are uron &c s,,e 'usu cofrsbie dwelling tossc win
~ ,.s,s, ,pgl, I, tplil WLL = rSLLFy.
M 'S2r,TS sErTs-Ns'Vui'0 N'''' wasl ~ NiiNi.
AhA fHiAeeI Y HARtWELL 4 CO.
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TUyHE NEW YORK AND uyERpoOI. UNITED

Il STATES MAIL STEA hERS-T The ships conpo- tJEaSS
this Line rs:-AILANfC, ffJ
PACIFIC Captain Syei BALTIC Captain ComstOek 10y.
ADRlATC, Captain Grafton; ARCTIC Laoe-These
having been built especially service
has in their their
gnes-to speed-And
for passengers unequalled for their
Price OF from New York Liverpool tl2O
In second do, s0 Exclusive Of 1900
Prom Liverpool to New York, $50 and $50.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berth secured until paid for.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

ADvEErsiso ROUSE. lO2 NASSAU sr ~ u
CStNGtRs PATENT sTitAIGIfr NEEDLE PFtPFNDIC-
- UI.lH ACTION SEWING MACiiNE-sEcUREDB BY TWO
DISTINCT PAPENTSThese extraordinary Machines have had
diplomas and medals awarded TO ihem the hes. Sew
devised They form Of thr most at
features at the Great Exhibition At the Crystal Palace In
New York.
The propetors having perfected manuetory In
able Machines rate
give the benefit public by reducing
unrivaled Machines be sold
either regular oees for 61OO, tcOHt Deduction
DiscOnnt
qualities Of Machines all the work Of
the Coter Tailor shoe Manufacturer saler Carriage Trim
Cap Maker and Corset Maker Is unnecessary TO speak
The character OF the machine for thess branches business
abshed aud they aud admitted to be the
feet for th. purpose devised The clear profit on
each machine from $500 lO0 depending the nhe
and deuy Of the work done We desire to call the parte
ular Of Shirt collar Manufacturers machine
for stitching linen goods We satisfy
interested that other machine do this
kind stitching perfectly machine Includes the
articles for using When ordered they packed
plete for Immediate and full printed Instructions for using
furnished.
the Merchants visiting the place.
where Offices located afford convenient medium
chasing machines.
Irincipdl Office, Ne: 3e3 Broddody, Ee'e Yovt.
No. 25i Washington street, Boston,
p..x. o..,.., No. 81 South 9TH street. Philadelphia.
D'N" N'''NNN No. lh9 Baltimore street. BALTIMORE.
No. lsI Elm street, Cincinnati.
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yl-sm Eagle Foundry, No. llO Beaver 81, Albany, y

HDItNO EOitTES-J. y. WARNER CO, all BroadWay,
York. have hand their spacious elegant Piano
fOrte WsTerOOms above number
Of lSo FoRr Of the best manufacture and Of superior tone
For ehasenes design Of hnish f work
manship they be than in fulnes
chRes beauty These
strength, Tubular
Baronr OF the valuable improvements OF modern
The Piano Porte OF W. cir pecuarity and complete
Of construction remarkable quality Of keeping in
great which
The will be found unusually
quality They
admired by this wherever they
been introduced they have instance given marked
satisfaction.
EH- 6udnd HsqHiroer Tarrdnty Is yirea IN on
ma3I-iSm ~ WARNER a co, All broadway y. Y.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
Enhan Road carrr,ns.a....

lCONCLuDED.
With reference 10 the cost OF the road . ,..,.,..
change must be made in the estimates Of Mr On il. -
suulng from the difference in the price of IRON &C. =,
tne time OF his report and the present price Iron can
about s4l per ou The cost of distribu,ipg h, ii, ~
unng as the track be laid at the sane time from ,h
ends and the iron follow il up cars Other eps svch
- neg &C, may be altogether omitted-thus sreatiy
edue'hg 'he cost OF the road. think the follow ,,s -.
innate mty safely be relied as embracing evsrv S,og
at full prices es mug
One Kils of S.p.raruetur-.
70 tons iron rail, u pattern, 90 lbs. per yard NJ
Chairs ami sn;L a % N'' ~ ." esnss ITO
Layipg doxr,, s,,o,,-,.,.. $50
Switches &c $50
Total cost Of one mile - 80
90 miles OF suPerstrucure at 1885 per mile sIse SSo
. Graduation and Masoarv
S6 miles, %, 900 yards per me-7g9 oSo v.,,,
at IA cents, 'OV' 'u' $500.
Masonry aud bridging, iiS'aSo ,sa,
sI2s,sso
engines at $4,000 90 ooo
passenger cars at g., 200, Issoo
'eA' @A's ~ stoV' 22 500
sC7,7Oo
DePot ot al Richmond, $50 feet front, at SiOO
Depot lot at Ethan, and land damages, 1000
Depot buildings 1900
$4,000
SraaIu.. SSradaatlon, masonry, &C., les,sso
Engines and cars az 700
Buildings and land damages =sooo
r,.;,..-,.- 47O,s4o
cent, Al oat
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WM T. PAhsEN has this day With him IN
w Express business JAS H. HlSG, Es9, busness
a KING. ' - $500 - -'
New York, February Il, 1853
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NOSE-Iiaving disposed entire the Exprs
- business heretofore known "DoJges Virginia North
Onrohna ExrIsss take pleasure in
hessrs PARIsES KisS Who have assumed tat s rS
Forgarders pXi npnCr
February 4 lssg.
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The Subscribers having bought entire interest 81 Dodge.
virginia and North Carolina Express the business viii
conducted by Mssrs PAAisES RSG present Yesy
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LARCOJfBF HICKS & HITCHRLL.

STDvBs-sTOSE>.!-ws prepared offer the trade
- full complete Cooking Heating
Stoves for Wood Coal which the celebrated BoOL
Diamond, "Great westeTnn MAyAoWer 'The Irving "Bos
ton frankn Coal and Wood Burners and other standard
We think dealers
make their purchases the
paying prnnt johbers. Many specially
adapted the southeru and Western markets. and shall be
pleased TO receive orders for them.
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YORK GAr NONfPANN, OHcr. 2b2
IN DroadwayThe oce Of the New York Gas Regulator Com
established 262
Chambers Warren treets and prepared sell
kddr Gas Regulator private Of COmpa
nies, and others throughout the United States.
Proposals invited all places the United where
be introduced, the Rights
Kdders Patent Gas Regulator desred, proposals
be received the formoon
upon advantageous
This valuable machine received the highest scientific
mendAons well the unqualified appreciation Of the largest
Of Gas the United States experience
merits while improves
the quality Of the light II beyond doubt the
machine applied lighting apparatus, and brings this
best lights than o the
compounds Of spirits and rosin.
The Regulator controls single burner thousand with the
facility renders
the With Regulator
wasted by o those unused % gas lights
The Regulator all leading Loels In New
city, with perfect drHg at least tirenre per
he gds, and producing better light
Pamphlets containing description Of the Regulator aud si
monAls its value had the Office Of the Company
they will be sent by post.)
\ T.,
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NNIksT stfOOI.-Thisw Institution, pl
w healthy amid the Highlands Of The
HUDSON affords peculiar advantages for procuring thorough aud
accomplished education In all the departments OF learning Its
Military Exercises found contribute admirably TO discipline
and the manly graceful bearing Of Its pupils. The
diate Academy aid OF
accomplished Pups from ~
l6 RefereneesGen u
Col A. Pleasonton Philadelphia Charles King, L. L. d. ~ Y
City Professors Of Yale College and u Military Academy
For further particulars address
EDWARD V. KiNsLEY, A. NJ.
ie22-Sm West Pei New York
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G5HOF-, DooTs AND TnUNl,s. sc.Ibe attention oi ,6s
- rcacrs N che Whg respectfully asked % the
varied and fshonhlc articles the
"Jafes Slloon" Amongst stock sy found every descp
iion arCs IN trade d believe
shall BE- abc 20 su ~ uho may take the trouble both
IN the article desired ana The Prize
~ fao ca AZ he "Lades Saloon" a Main street
iyiA WHITE PAGE
El ,coN.-side,, Shoulders sud Hans, for sale by
HR ELAM Smith 4 CO..
aes Cary street. I'd doin.ng oolumban Hotel
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GHiCUBrURAL AIlf;TfOI Sf:-The subscriber CONT
N manufacture Agricultural M4ehines Horse
Pswers, Threshers Pan NILS Hunts Wheat Drill Hay.
kALes Hay Presses, straw Cutters Shelters and
suhSol Poughs, Co ObCrushers Cult, ators
a. all of which will be made In the
patterns My Horse Power seong
boS have been tested three uniformly
81 10 use Machines repaired, Castings n aud
nished At short notice H. BALDWIN,
mhiT I4s Main street Rcbmond
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- between Main and Cary has constantly hhnd fo
a Quantities to sui purchasers the following articles Of
quality mostly Of his own Importation, ViE:
Pale and BroSn Drandies
DO and do sheTries
OH Port Wine
Madeira Wines, Newton, Gordon, Cossart Co
Champagne Wine, sayres brand
Sparkling Katawba Wines, Lougworth's and Bogen's
Old Jamaica Rum; New England do, high proof
Old Rye Whskey; Bumgardner's double distilled
HAS Licorice, various brands
Ground Spices Of every Lind
PylvcriIed Table salt; Old English Cheese
English and American Mustard in every size packages
Salad OIL Sayres' brand
Yeast Powders; Havana Cigars
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12
MALE ACADEMY RE.oPEMED |! 4
Am Excellent Teacher Engaged!
BEAUTIFUL EpIFIcE sooNTo BE COMPLETED

rNIlE TRUSTEES Of the Male Academy at tiiis
i place take great pleasure in announcing 70 tho
public that this Institution will be opened again Oh
the 2SD MONDAY IS JANUARY NEXT, under The most
favorable auspices.
The Teacher they have employed is MIR. j. G:
LEITNER of Fairfield. GRADUATE OF The
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
This gentleman enters our community with ulo
most ample recommendations from the Faculty un-
der whom lie has finished his studies Of his ability
10 prepare young men for successful application TO
the highest Sen,innrics of country there is not
doubt. 1t may be added that his strictly moral
character is not less certainly established than tho
accuracy of his Scholarship.
The Trustees, in putting forth this notice, only
desire with few words to assure those, who may
patrollise tho Institution under their charge, that it
is their determination to do all they can towards en-
forcing regular discipline and keeping up proper
degree Of pride and emulation among the pupils.
The new Building now in progress will be ono
of the most comnodious rs well rs one of the most
ornate cdifces Of the kind in the State.
Excellent boarding can be obtained in private
families at So to $40 per month
The Terms will be determined upon after con-
sult.tiun with the Principal They will not exceed
thoso of other similar Academies. 5ssaa
N. L. GRIFFIN, "a
JOHN LIPSCOMB,
JOHN BAUSkETT, z
+. r.. MINIS.
ARTHUR SIMkINS.
Dec ii 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12
House and Land for Sale.

r WILL sell the well improved HOMESTEAD
Il on which reside, located about one mile from
the Town of Newbrrry, and connected with it by a
first rate public road.
The site is healthy one, entirely free from local
causes of disease The dwelling house is substan-
TALLY built Of brick, containing seven comnotious
and comfortable rooms. The out houses arc brick
Kitchen, brick Loom House, Il large brick Smoke
House mud one Of wood, comfortable Negro houses,
a large Gin House, and all other necessary out
buildings Attached thereto is convenient farm
of one hundred and thirty acres Of Land, about h'ty
acres of which are in woods remarkably well TIM
bcred. On the premises there is spring Of very
superior water .
To on approved purchaser the terms will be made
accommodating. Persons dcsiruus Of purchasing
may apply to Mr.. James L. Harrington or DIR. W
n. Harrington, either Of whom will shcw them the
premises and contract for the same.
NANCY HARRINGTON.
Nr17 # AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12
Four Nile Branch Academy.

TIME subscriber takes this opportunity to thank
l. the citizens of l'arnwcll for the patronage he
has received ut their hands Tor the last years
lie also bcgs leave at the same time, to inform pat
rents and guardians that he will resume the cxcr
ciscs Of the above Academy, on the first Monday in
January next, and continue 10 prepare boys for
College, or business ot any kind he location is
not surpassed by amy institution, us regards conve-
ucncc, health quiet and rcnotcn,ss from all laun,s
Of wee and immortality. The Trustees have made
every arrangement that cUn,r butte to tho health
and comfort uf the student At the end Of every
eight weeks u CIRCULAR will be sent to the parents
or guardian Of each STUDENT containing minute
statement Of every recitation he has made within
that time, also particular account nf health, moral
department, punctualty and progress generally.
Most particular attention will BE- paid 10 the moral
as well as the intellectual training Of pupils. There
viii be 4 public examination about the middle of
June, when the students will be examined by
committee consisting principally Of teachers. The
subscriber has made ann c preparation for boarders,
aud none will ia.l To be accuulmolatcd
Parents are respectfully requested t" enter their
children rs early in the session possible.
J. T.. CROSSLAND, Principal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12
Stolen


ENROM the Subscriber the night of the 2S'h
l. inst, a DARK MARE MULE, Of medium
szc with her checks split by the bridal when Size
WIS being broken which causes her to dive hcI
mouth and nose deep under water when drinking.
She is aou, 10 or - years old, in good order when
taken off. At the same time taken an excellent
black Leather Bride. with large bright silver plated
buckles, and 4 tocrablc noted Saddle, it being OF
fore leather with horn which is black. The Sad
die had no grtli TO it when takcu.
will give reward of Twenty Dollars, for the
apprehension and delivery Of the thief and Mule ut
my house, or any ncislborins 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 he most thankfully received.
Address me at Fruit li'l, EdgcGcld District, s.
c., 10 miles North Of Edgeheld c. II.
O. w. ALLEN.
january 81
tfy Augusta Constuloualist will please give
the above three weekly insertions. and forward ac-
count TO O. W. a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12
THE TEACHERS of this Academy CRATE
c.n.. .,,..,l.l1,, thu lhnrnl

THE TEACHERS of this Acadcmy CRATE
i fully acknowledge the liberal patronage they
have enjoyed for the past year. They exceedingly
regret That the Inconvenience of their Rooms has
hitherto afforded them no opportunity for Il public
examination Of their Scholars. 1t is with pleasure,
however, they announce the speedy erection Of II
large aud convenient building A suitable lot has
already been procured and arrangements are in pro-
grcss for the immediate commencement Of the
building which will be fastened To complcton.-
The School will then be furnished with nil the ne
ccssary apparatus for facilitating the Scholars in the
various Departments Of Study, and the public are
assured that no pains will be spared To place the
Schuol on an equal footing with any in the State.
The exercises of the School will be resumed ON
MONDAY, January Sd.
Terms of Tuition the same as furmerly.
4, is desirable that the Scholars begin with the
opening Of the Session. particularly such an intend
to commence the high branches Of study.
The Teachers hold themselves in readiness 70
cou,modatc the Scholars with Board at the usual
prices, Sl0 per month";. -f
Dec 20 II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12
Academic Department.

In this Department are taught: Or,hography and
Rhetorical Reading; Geography and History PEN
manship; English Grammar and Composition
Arithmetic and Bookkeeping; the Elements Of
Algebra and Geometry and the Latin and Greek
Languages.
The prime object Of this Department. besides
preparing Students for the Collegiate Department
whcna full course is contemplated is to make good
English scholars The LATIN and Greek arc taught
as an instr Iulcnt Of mental culture, but more par
ticularly us u necessary means Of obtaining q
thorough acquaintance with the English language.
None of the studies of this Department will BE-
dispensed with, unless the parent guardian par
ticuary requests the omission Of the Ancient Lam
guarrs.
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Wanted

DOOT. Shoe and Harness Makers. Ako, for SALE
I'D all kinds Of Upper and Sole Leather, North
ern and French Calf Skins, Lining and Binding
Skins, Harness and Band Reathcr, Shocmaker's
Findings, Boots and SHOES and Plantation Brvsans
always on handmade of best materials.
Also, Lamp, Train, Neetsfuut and Tanrers Oils,
for sale by K. Il. MINIS.
Dec l5 If 4S
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References.

r. Tanning, President Of Franklin College, Atl-
ems, Georgia.
Rev. a. Church, President Of Franklin College,
Tennessee.
Ex-Governor Hammond. Silvcron. S. G.
Hon. y. Patterson and Capt. j. r. Hurley,
Barnwcll, =. G..
Major K. 4. Whytc and DR.. j. VI. Turner, Au-
g,>ta, Georgia.
MIR. J. III. Lait,c and Maj. +. +. Dunbar, Speed
well. S. G..
Ion J. J. Wilson, Capt. ID. Bush, Capt f. J.
Williams, aud NJ. L. Dunbar, Four Mile Branch,
South Caropa.
Dec. Is. 2t 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12
CLEAR Spring Academy.

Y WILL teach select School Of about Sixteen
Il Scholars. Young men pursuing the course re-
quircd for entering the South Carolina College
would be preferred. With this arrangement I
think can safely promise that my pupils will learn
twice rs much as they can in any crowded. School.
The scholastic year will consist Of 10 weeks, divi
drd into two Sessions.
TERMS $50 per annuml.
Board can be had in good families convenient to
the Academy.
The School will commence the 81 Monday in
January. Address the Subscriber at Calhnun's
Mills. j. l.. LESLEY.
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RIGH FALL DRY GOODS.
GRAY BROTHERS,

AUGUSTA, GA,
DEG to inform the public, that their Fall Stock
ID of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
is now complete In addition 10 our Store we have
added handsome
Silk and Dress Goods Department,
where will be found the Richest Dress Fabrics Of
the season, at the lowest New York cash prices
Among which are:
Rich Brocadc Dress SILKS and SATINS;
Extra fine white and black BrOcadc Silks and
Sat;ns plain and Chameleon do:
Plaid and Striped Silks; rich Irish Poplins and
Tabincts
Rich culurcd and black Silk Fclvcts;
Rich Satin Erochc Cashmcrcs;
Extra fine Satins, American:
Black and White Watrrcd Silks;
Plain black Silks, all widths:
Small figured black Silks; Half Mourning Silks,
Black aud eolured Alpac;s and Bombazincs;
Black and culoreI Brocade Apacas;
French and English Acrinos aud Cashmeres;
Muslin Draines, GinghanIs and Calico, in great
variety Of styles and prices;
In our Cloak and Shawl Department,
Will be found, the latest styles Of coored and
black VELVET CLOAKS, SACKS and siAN-
TILLAS,
Cloth Cloaks and Mantlles neat and comfortable,
Blk, Cold and Watcred Silk Nlantas, Of all kinds,
Long and Square Woolen Shnws in grea, rnriesy
Plain Grape Shawls, very low priced,
a few extra rich Emb. Grape Shawls
In our Domestic Department
We can say that keep all the favorite brands Of
kERSEYS, OSNABURGS and BLANKETS,
and can afford to sell them at factory prices well
rs our ncig ghbors.
Special attention is requested to so bales Of the
best KERSIiY ever brought South, (bought at auc-
tun.) cents per yard less than factory prices,
Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds, Cloths, Cassilnercs, and
F1anncls of all kinds,
And great variety of other GOODS, to which
we request the attention Of the public.
Oct 36 If Al
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.

VIM D. Jennings,
rS. DccI. in Attachment
Richard Bailey.
THE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
l. filed Declaration in my Office, and the De-
fcndant having neither Wife nor Attorney known
to reside within the limits Of this State OIL whom
copy of said Declaration with rule to plead can be
served On Motion of Mr.. ToMpKISs, Attorney for
Plaiutilf: Ordered, That said Defendant appear
and plead to said Declaration within year snd a
day from the date hereof or judgment BY default
will be entered against him.
THOS. G. BACON. c.E.p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-12
Valuable Property for Sale,

ME SubScrlbcr viii Ulcr Tor SALE to the highest
j bidder, on the First Monday in February next,
Twenty Likely Negroes,
Amongst them is an excellent Blacksmith. These
Negroes, will compare f.vorably with any similar
number Of Negroes in the State.
will also sci! at private sale, my PLANTA-
TlON, situated on the Lower Columbia Road, one
and half miles from the Pine House, consisting Of
-Four Hundred Acres. Two hundred acres of the
above tract, has been recently cleared, and is in
good condition for planting. The remainder is in
woods.
TERMs-Thc Negroes will be sold on 4 credit
until the lst january next, with interest from dute,
and two approved securities. The Land will be dis
posed Of OH terms TO suit the purchaser
JOHN r. VIEWER.
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