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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
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PETERSON'S MAGAZINE.
DS-tOO,OOO GOpien MCnotlidb in 1854. .-sa

D9~t00,000 Gppien Wpnatli9 IN 1954.-sSa
Sn 1854 miro oisits pcpulare SRaea,ine auf rpci=
BGm papter, neusn Sppsn, init msbr StkltuT 6eIItrcn
Ser;leruu9en ,s. &c. crIbeinsn. Seine anorre GRc:
natsihrift cnttSlt fclebs ersrsiftuoen @rjdbhuen
uno Gicihibtsn prn Dem prtlicbsn ecbsn, ruc3I bic
berdbmtsIten amsrltanibn Sbrc6etn anacltclt iinc.
RcroIitdt uho &ussuo rucroCn ltcts bsatbtst. Die
SIuItrtrun9cn dbertrefsn icue allcr onocrn SRaeo:
ntn-iroe 9umnier entb6lt elm cocr mebrcrt Stablts
de, Sdiblcn 9latte, tuic aub mebrere Sctdbnite,
oie an idb allcin am @noe bCs SabrSs mebr rptrtb
fno als Der Sutitripticns: preie. Sn ben SlilidCn
Cities lpiro bisfs g8srt aII9smtn ols oos Sertbub
osr Safbicns anfrtannt. Darin piro nccb erihenn
@rctfhct Irtsit, Stidsrsi, Ndborbtit G5ortsnbau
uno wsitdtbs @sIhidlibtcit. Der publiIher bietst
es Dem wetMtben Selcbledbt an als bos btiie Ma9a.
jine in ber gSslt.
Gin Gcpp per Sabr fcfe S2-Drci cc. So
Sinf DC. $7.50-Abt br. $l0-Sscbs,ebu oc. 800
prdm iu ms L 6 lu b s.--gSCr orsi Inter:
ihrsitsr amnlslt erbalt sntuscsr Die Sens cf2(rt,"
coer Die idbrlbc Safdbicn platte fir lS54-ieoes
entbdtt orsise lupsr6 StobItibe. Sir lInterIbrsi.
ber oicfl6s-fir 8 beoe ;niannsn, entbalteno 90
9Iatten-fir 16 Gin srtra Gcpp oes SOosa,inss fur
1854.
aebrss fantirt
Charles 3. geter1cn,
elc. l02 9besuut q. philadelphia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
sc q 6 + / 6 t

iprp biermit seseben, bde Der llnter,c6nete ais
apminiratcr BON Der SintrrlaiIenIdaft Der pers
ftcrbenen anna Maria sc eber, lebt6tn BON
SbersSauecn 9aunI6ip, 9rtba GmmtY, anaeltelt
tpcrSen 1T. Ollie biejrni9fn babrr, prlGe nod an
befa9te 9interlafenI6ait I6ubis Inp, wrrpen
bierntit erIudt innerbalb 3 @pnaten bel Nrnt lln-
ter3et6neten anilrrufen unb ab,ube3aGlm
aae Sclde, bic nod 5crcerlm9sn an bisIelbe ba>
ben, llnb ebenfaas crfu6t ibrr Jtc6nunsrn inner
balls Der beia9ten Belt sinsubrnssn.
@borles 9. gSeber, 2fo'or.
December IA. uo6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21

SeriGtet III anipre4enpe na6 gSuni4 sa br'rir-
tben.
Oas Saus 1T unlanst elmer bepeutenren Sers
briirrun9 untcrgangen, unb In baelte pteIrs nelte
5urnitm sefarft wprpen, 70 bae paiIeIte nun fd,
init irgenp enrm anSern Sptel In pif1er @e9enp
melIen, unp nod mebr, iibsrtreffen fam.
it'd unb 8Gr.-Sen GiId BAT nit Trft
ben Namer, DAP CT in fenrr Sanpitact in 9rnna
lplpanien iibertrpifen pirp, unC Ietn Sdr, baB CT
Die lte 2iquEre entbGlt unb allies reinlid auf>
9etban wirp, bat brnIeIben Namen, unp Ica itn
aud bebalten, 10 lan9c or unter iener ei9rnrn 9uf>
ltbt iteEt.
Sn 1cinen StSllrn 1T AUDI alleS rrht, ipie pies
idUn Gin Ssper piiirn muB, Der nSib wrl6en Irr9s
fGltisen Stallfnedt Ct bort bGlt.
SuryGcute, 3egen unb nnpere bic Der Court
teiwrbnen perpen, linp bersli6 rin9elaben bel inn
pprSuipre6en, unr CT Serlpridt itnen cine an9es
nrbme Seimatb unc SOae 3ufricprnteit.
Seine 5rrcerungcn iinb allcSrit billi9 ltnb fer
mere Se9inlti9un9 10 pie Die friterr, pirb CT int
mrr In ranftarrm 2lnpenten erbaltrn.
Same6 9S. Gsbad).
gfobemtcr 30v ndtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
eeAa Guunty pferpe
8erlf6ernn0SaeleQlM

Die G'lieber birier @clsal6aft baben litt ,u ser>
lamnieln auf Samitn9s ben z. SanuOr nadbIens,
nm 10 llbr Scrmittass, am G,altbauS Spn Sutn
AppeI, in Sal;burs Saun14ip, Zelda Gouuts,
am bic tabrlhe gBabl fir Seamtrn Su balten, ais
aud UNI bic iibrli9e Slednuns Su ttun. 9lu6
purbe lei Der lebten Serlammlun9 Gin Sel6tus
ansenemnen, bae tein Collector mebr unsclcllt
merbr, Ienbern ale @eIrer gum SrtrstGr Su be-
sabten lInb, une wsr iiber Sabre I'M 8iiditanbr
blsibt. ipirS nidt lGngr ais Gin @lieb Der @rlel,
t1att anssIeben. gtnttlide 9sipCbnuns pirb
erpartft. & NR. .NuIIer. Ger.
December IA. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
@e1eQI6aftS : MuflD1un9.

Die irit eniser 3eit Der beitancene @eleal6aft
;piIfrn 8eiperunp 6 @pop in Dem Salten
pss ,,9lllentcwn Sptels," 1T AM 16trn glcpemtrr
1853 auf9elSBt pcrpn. Ollie pieteniscn bic nod
etpas an bic bela9te 5irma gu fprpern buben, iinb
eriudt ibre 8e6nunsen wpblteltatist an Silsb.
man 8. 6'cUo fir Se5abluns einsubdupi9en, Der
bic @eI6dfte fcrtbctreitt.
RG- per- 81 . . it i'm Stanbe alle gnIpre.
4enben auf haS anscnebmite gu te,pirtbn.
Oapio Seiper,
Sil9bman 8. @orb.
aaentrwn, NcSemter 80, 1858. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
2 6GmIer mnb QDtten
In Ser StaSt S(llcntpipn

3mrtt Prt0@t SS erEGmf.
tszEssk Der llnteri6riebrne piinIdbt ris fe55gES f5S
.lEaza ne jpe ncie badlteinernen gSobn< .IzEaZa
hduier lanmt Gotten priSatim Su pertaulen, gele-
gen beipe i'm 2eda 9Saro Der Stabt @qentcpn,
apil4en Der Samiltrn unp Anbrerp Sha6en. Die
5aurr mcben jcpeS t6 5ue in Der 5rOnt unb 80
IN Der Sieie, unb linb Swei Stcf bod, nit Dats
fenitern in 5rcnt unp NIT Sdiefer sebrdt. Die
baju sebSriscn 2ctten entbaltrn jcpe Is SUP in
5rcnt mb us SUP Sicfe, nit allcrbanp anses
pFanstem DIP unc 1rautenitbde. ScIeS Gscn.
tbum tiest i'm IdSniten 3brile BON ienem Stdrts
riertel uns 1T Der 9tumcrtIantcit alIrr &auItuIi-
gen wert9. DaS giabTe erfabrt man brt
SSoel q. S6ule.
allrntctpn, yfcp. is. nq6S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
gripa to erk anf
nnn fd1G Gkhnrem Ginenthnnl.

bon fbdsbarem Gi9entbum.
llnter;eihneter winIGt bur9 SriYat Sanbcl
fclsenbrs ifdBtare Gisentbum gu pertauIen:
$40. L. Gin f6debarer Stri6 9anb,
gttssrn in Glib -gSbetbau SamI6ip, 9e6a Galm,
ts, gran;enp an eanb BON Simcn Mayer, Qcyn,
S4aap, pctcr Tinter, Sobn StrauB, Sen. @utb,
Ganeeiper uno Serman, unp an cine Sfentli6s
S6ulsertte, entbaltenb IL gldrr, uirGr aprr ipr-
niger. Die 8ertebcrun9cn fnr Gin
- Ginft6di9eS Srdm=@obnbaus,
I;;;:| 5ram> >S6eucr lnb anbrrr 9(uiTensctGa,
sszsRzs8b be. 2luf bcm 9anbe III ein 9lrpfel-
8aumoarten unp anpre Stftaume.
$50. 3. Sine ectte 9ano,
4cleaen in Ncrb- -gBbcitGaQ SaunItbtp, in teIaoz
tenn Gauntp; sranscnb an eanb Spn DaSio Oeis
~, Samuel Sfncd, DaSip 9leinbarb unp bic Gf-
fentiide Straee BON Simen WaYer's @atbaule
naG SGnedSpile fibrenb cntbaltenb 3 ader
inebr ober ipeniger. DaS 2anp 1T in einen etts
ten Guttur;uItanpe nnp iterbaupt Der gluimert-
famfeit BON &aufIuhsrn irertb.
Die Sepin9unsen IolIcn leidt scmaat prroen,
Hdb rS 1T ries pas ebrmalise Gi9ent9um prS SUbn
2rpFeu.
&auiIuitise fSnnrn baS gfG6ere rrfabrrn pan
ae 6ei 8 0 bn @inni 6 IN Mcdaniesturg ans
rufen. Der aud piais bas Gisentbum peniel6sn
Stisen 'pirb,
Benjamin &emmerer.
December z. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21

Suhbanpler, Grlporteurt, pcltmsilisr, esbrer uur
prsbi9cr, werosn in birtn Secineunstu cine Gut:
lbdb9uue fit bic 3cit fnoeu, ptbe ie Der 8Crtrci:
tuu9 Der 5uultrirtcu 3titun9 in ibrsu 5rsiicn pio.
men mS9cu. Sic alIs wcrocn erllbt, ben orcern
llnternsbmcn ibrcu Sciitonb nidbt Su pcrIaecu.
Sarl Sallbereer,
@srltscr bet 81. o.. SlIuitrlrtcn 3ttuu9, SIC. 2U
Sicrtb g8tuiam Str., gleIpsWcrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
sc q 0 + / 6 t

wirb btermit ec9eben, paB Der llntrrsei6nete ais
9lbminiitratpr Don Der SnterlaIenI6aft pes prrs
itrrbencn 5enrY 9 S9mpYer, lrbtbin Spn
Sbermilfcrp Gaun16ip, Qe6a Gaunty, rrnannt
pcrben iit.-gllle pietenscn baber, pelde mod an
beia9te Sintcrla0enI6aft i6ulbis Inb, perprn bic.
nit aufsefcrpert innerbalb g8c6cn bel pem lln<
ter5ei4neten anSurufen unp absubeSablen Limb
Srlhe bic nod re4tmdbi9e 5crberunscn babet,
linb ebenfallS eriu6t lpl@e inner9alb Der bcIas>
ten 3et rc9lteltdti9t ein5utrinsen an
Somes Seins, Qbm'cr.
9lcscmtcr 80. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
Sin fremOcs Gd,,rcil

SrFnbrt li6 i6pn felt gBc6en auf Dem plas
pc res unterf6riebenel IN ecpbl 6aunIdip. Der
rehte Gigner III eriuft basIelte sssen 9esablns
Der tlnfpiien ab;ubOlen bel
DEC. f4-*3m. Seter@eprae, f..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
SDeben erbdlte1t

Cine srcee gustpabl S&uls, G,eI6idts.ga-
der, u. +. ip.-Se pis ale arten S6rribs giate.
rialen, 9crtsMonas, g8ane Yapier, Snfrln, Ga
lenhsr, unp tur3 aIles mas in pieitS Sad rus
f4ldet Ill
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21

pS-OlarY u. sSarren. sine Straeenrautrri,.
ptree Il, 9leucrleaas arretHt, pcl Is rinrn O1ann
al Der Straee anbirlt uno ibnt sebn 99alrr Gjelb,
Gin scleper Sting uas siuiss sOISrur auSPTe ots
Hnabm,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
S0S 9eclet. 6Otcl

Sn Der Stabt Il llent a II n.
llnterse6ncter, ber,li6 banfbar fiji sencGene
liberale llnteritiisuns, piini6t paS 9ablititm su
benaHri(htiaen, baf, er
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
Gin sweiitCfi9es fteinernes
S& IS Il II d ClMSn


Essssas4 Esssssss4 nit eincr angebautrn Slcdti6e, cine
9rcBc unp quite iteinrrne Sdmriscr sSaeucr, Gin
gBa9rnbaus, elm gutter S6wrinrs Stall, Elm 9utra
8audbauS, mp srpsi niefeblcnpe Srunnrn, Der ei'
ne nabe Dem s aule unp rcr anprre nabc Der S6rus
er.-3pci quite 2lepiels Saumsdrtm, ncbh anbe.
rem DIT befinpen Ii6 ctrnfallS auf rem eanpe,
lrnie Gin gutter &altpfen unp Gin srpiinI6ter
&alfItrintru6.
&aufluitise 1ulltsn rieIc 0elcsenbcit ni@t unbc'
nubt prriiter seben lasen, inrem f6 nur Ielten
iUl6e @elessnbeitcn fffnen.
Die Sepin9ungen, bic man letdt 81 MAIDEN scs
benft, erfdbrt man penn man bel Dem unter,ei6s
neten anruft, rer lelbft parauf pcbnt.
B9~Scltc pbises Gi9entbum nidt tiS gum 80.
December pur6 pripat Sanpel Sertauft Iein, Ir
ica es bann am 9rnannten Gage auf rrm plaBc
Ielbit auf tffent Seno u Serfauft ipers
ben. SclIten iid ater aud an jenem Sage feline
Sauflui9e einfinpen, 70 pirp eS pann rnb baleltii
auf elm Satr Serlebnt perprn.
SbomoS Hctb.
December z. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21
g 6 ds bareS
2ie9enbeS Gt9entbum
ourb
9Srtpat 6dnbcl 3n DcrfaMfen.
llnterSei6ueter wiinItt purA pripat Sanpel gu
December 7.

pertauten,
Sine berrlibe plantafbe,
9rlc9en in SalStur9 Gaunidip, Geha Gaunty
sranSsnp an Sanper BON SacCb gautenl6Idsrr,
anprras gBieprr, G'eprse &rmmercr unp Srl.
Sed, unb bic StraBc bic Spn Srtblebcm mad,
GmauS fiiHrt, sett rurh bic 9Iantni&r; enttal-
teno 100 older, mebr cpsr weni9er, 9utes &alfs
itein 2anp. Gin binlGn9li6er SbciI paSUn 1T
9cl5lanO unp gSirien-pas iibrtgc ii 9uteS Saus
lano untrr 8utrn 5rnIen in l&idIi&e 5eIper einses
tbelt, unp 1T in gutter Gultur. Saraaf it erri9=
Of
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-12-21

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16
Election Notice,
To all and singular the Managers Of the Genera
Elections, for the District Of Edgefeld.

To all and singular the Managers Of the General
Elections, for the District Of Edgefeld.
! TN Pursuance of IN Act Of the General Assembly
Il Of this State, passed on the lGtE December, A:
D., 1852, YOU are hereby required after giving legal
notice, land being duly quafed) to proceed to hold
an Election for Representative in the Congress Of
th. United States. for the Fourth Congressional DIS
trict on the 4th Monday in February instant, ana
the day following, at the same place. and TO DC con-
Quoted by the same Managers and in the same
manner rs the election Of Members Of the State LIE
c:slaturc; and after having determined on the per
SON duly elected you do certify the same according
to law, under your hand and seal to the Governor
for the time being.
MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS.
Edr.6eld C. H.-R T Minis, Jas B. Griffin, and
'"I.nsn Longmirss.wJ H Yeldcll, W Zimmerman and
John Anderson.
Towles'-P Weaver, Ridley Scurry, and P S
Brooks
Mo.e's-J O'Oeall, w Carter, and n. Henderson
Riclardson's-M NJ Graham, R G Hill and c
Attaway.
Colliers-L J Milton, J " Mundy and T Burt
Colrman's-.Archibad Clarke, j \ Chapman and
J NJ Maynard.
Boulware's-John Lott, William Merchant and
F W Sollce.
Meeting Street. W Zimmerman, w Stevens
and d Tnmpkins.
Mount Milng-Josiah Padgett, Julius Banks and
V 4 IIurong.
Wilson Ho:stcin's-John NJ Norris, a D Bates
and Gilbert Mccoy.
Rh;nehart's-Lott Jennings, Joel lnabnit and l.
McNara.
Howard's-B NJ Talbert, B. Howard and F Cox.
Park s-Thomas Chamberlain, George Morgan,
and NJ \ CARTRIDGE.
Iibrand's-E S Kreps, Kreps and W Collam.
Rochrls-Jamcs Blackwell, L, Robertson and
J. Freeman.
Red Hill NJ Clark, L IIolstc:n and William
Thurnond. jr.
4a,chers-Wm II Town, VIM J Turner and R
Jordan.
Doru's-.I Dorm, A May and NJ. Dean.
Nails-J I Gardner, j Everett and U Rcddick.
Gran tevil!e-S Wise, } Purvis and Glover.
Allcm:s-W y Turner II. Hart and j Wright.
Nickerson's-C Nickerson, W Durham and )
Cu!brcath.
Pcrry's-J W .lbney, A Do1icr and William
Cubrc:lth.
IIamburg-wm NJ Sales, WIN Spires and B S
Dunbar.
Shepparl's-E Lagrone, Isaac Bowles and Z
ll;rling.
Dun;on's-B S,rom, J Moss and J Chcatham.
Pine House, P Ii kirksey, g w Jones and
James Hatcher
Cherokee Ponds-Wil!iam Lanham, Z Morris and
James Curry.
Ridge-W Hols,cin. " Perry and T Watson.
Cooprrsville-R c Griffin, I Cooper and c
Carter.
ha,tcrfcld-EIcnry Rush, William I.angby and
w Robertson
William Smyley's-M NJ Padgctt, II Rogers
and Jesse Smith.
The Managers to meet at Edgefcld Court House
on Wednesday following, count the votes, and de-
clare the election.
Feb 9, 1853 st
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16
To the Public.

.g7IIE COTTON MERCHANTS Of Ncwberry
take pleasure in b'ing able To inform thu pub
lc at large that Cotton and Merchandise are trans
ported with expedition and despatch IN the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad. From this time for
ward, Cotton shipped from this place will reach
Columbia in one day.
This arrangement will enable the Merchants of
Nrwbrrry TO give Columbia prices f"r Cotton, and
the undersigned feel no hesitation in saying that
every cxcrtion in their power will be made TO rem
der the Ncwbyrry Cotton Market second to none i'll
the State
AGSEw, FISHER & Co., FLOYD * MORGAN.
FERGusoS j. SuBEa, HALFAcRE ~ ilousEsL,
WuIrMiRE Il MAYS, klSARD x LEAVELL,
BEACH s. BRowSsoS, '. IS. Pore,
w. &. MING, l. Is. DlLLARp
WV. MARTIs,
Newbcrry c. H., Feb ., 1888. st
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16
State Of South, Carolina,

EDGhFlEID DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Charles Wise, John c. Payne,
Geo Barney Payne, Eliza
beth TAFT aud others,
John Wise Carter, Chas Car
ter, Rudolp ph Carter and others.
10y virtue of an order from thc Court Of
ID EQUITY in this case, will proceed 10 sell
at Edgeheid C. h. on the first Monday in March
next the following real estate, Of which Hlrs.
Elizabeth Carter was seized and possessed at
the time of her death.
Tract No ], containing eight hundred and
nnetv-sx acres, more or less, situate in the Dis
trict and State aforesaid. lying on the waters OF
Little Horse Creek, and bounded by lands OF
Albert Rambo John Morris and others.
Tract No ., containing five hundred and hf-
teen acres, situate as the above, and adjoining
lands of John Marsh and of the estate OF john
Carter.
Tract No 3, containing six hundred and eish-
ty-seven acres, situate Us above, and adjoining
lands of John Wise, John Marsh a;d Others.
These lands will be sold for one-third cash.
s;heel1flanee pavabiea iutwelre months from day,
of sale.
Bonds and good sureties required to secure
the purchas" money.
Purchasers to pay for papers
Plats of the land will be exhibited on the
day of sale. o,,,,,,.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16
JAM NEWS HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, S. c.

MIR. JANNEY, in connection with Mr. W.
IfA HARRIS and DIR. T. j. GooDwYS, having pur-
chased that fine and coinmndious establishment
heretofore known as the CONGAREE HOUSE,
it will hereafter be designated as ''Janney's
Hotel"
In announcing this to the public, the Propretors
feel that it is not necessary to present in detail the
inducements and advantages which this Hotel pre-
scnts. It's location. its commodiousnrss, and the
improvements contemplated by the present mana
gers will they feel satisfied afford to the travelling
community and others. Hotel in Columbia which
will in every way rank among the best in the cotn-
try. Every comfnrt. convenience, and appcndage,
to the first class hotels in the United States, will hc
found at JANNEY'S HOTEL, and no effort on
the part of the Propretors will be wanting to rem
der it worthy Of the capital Of the State
Mr. JASxeY ana Mr. HARRIS, so we'll known by
the visitors at the American Hotel, will always be
found at their posts, and if unrrmting attention to
the duties they have assumed. be any guarantee of
satisfaction, they have no hesitation in promising it
to their guests.
Mr.. IIitclcuck's splendid line of Omnbusscs and
Hacks, having the name Of the Hotel painted ON
them are attached to Janney's l!Otrl, and will be
prompt and faithful in the conveyance Of psssen-
gers TO and from the various dcpots.
Columbia, Jan 81 PIN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16
The State of South Carolina.

The State of South Carolina.
To all and singular the Managers Of the General
Elections tor each Congressional District in
tho State.
In pursuance Of an Act of the General Assembly
of this State, passed Oh the 18th December, y. d.
1852 You arc hereby required, after giving legal no
tiee (and being duly qualified to proceed to hold an
election for Representative in the Congress Of the
United States, for each Congressional District, ON
the 4th Monday in February next, and the day fol-
lowing. at the same pac,s, and to be conducted by
the same mana gers, and in the same manner as the
election Of members Of the State Legislature; and
after having determined on the persons duly elected
you do certify the same according to law under your
hand and seal to the Governor, Mt Columbia, by the
frs, Monday in Aprilnext, on which day the votes
will be counted, and thereafter the election declared
Given undcr my hand and the seal of the
State. in Columbia, this Goth day Of Janua-
rv in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty three and in the
seventy seventh year the Sovereignty and
Indepcndence Of the u. S. Of America.
Re- the Gov.rnor: j. J.. MANNING.
BENJAMIN PERRY, Sec'ry Of State.
Jan 26 ot
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16
Cash Business.

TNIIE Subscriber would take this opportunity Of
Il returning hls thanks 10 his patrons for their
liberal support during tlefour years he has been
in business, aud respectfully solics continuance of
their generous patronage; but Ut the SAME time it
must be borne in mind that he wishes 10 do cxclu-
sivey CASH BUSINESS, and to carry out this
object more fully he will open books for accounts
this year. U. l.. Penn, AGENT.
Ian tf 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-02-16
$40 Reward.

DANAWAY from the Subscriber on Saturday
III the 5th inst, his negro man named PHlLlP.
Said fellow is about FIVE feet six inches hieh of dark
complexion and well formed. He had on when he
left snuff. f.colored Frocb Coat, and glaze Cap. lie
Is about thirty-two years Of age-no particular
marks or scars recollected.
will give the above reward, and pay all reasona.
Bile expenses for his sale delivery to me flodged
in any Jail, SO that canget him. =.
Any information respecting said fellow will DO
thankfully received. Address, Edgefeld Court H.,
S. c. JAS. II. SWEARENGlN.
Jan l9 #
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN CHANCERE.
Costcr g. Coke and Amended and Supplement
Abram Martin, Bill 10 call IN Creditors
Us and administer effects Of
Jas R. Garrett and Stephen S. Garrett, de-
others. ceased, dc.
1T appearing that the Defendants james K.
Garrett, Thomas S. Garrett, Caroline A. V.
Martin, James p. Thurmond and his wife Caro-
de p, Mary Garrett, William H. Garrett, Eliza
beth S. Burt, B. c. Sparks and his wife Mary
Ann, Susan B. Garrett, Charley A. Garrett and
John H. Garrett reside without the limits of this
State: On Morton by Mr.. CAhRoLL,. Plaintiff 5
Solicitor, Ordered that the said Defendants
plead, answer or dcmur to the Plaintiffs Bill OF
Complaint within three months from the publi-
cation of this order, or the said Bill will be
taken pro conjessso against them.
A. SIMKlNS, C. E. E. D.
Comm'rs Offire. Jan "a. 1853 BIN 3
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Feb 8
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,


10y II. T. WRIGHT, Esqr., Ordinary of
ID f.dyefield District:
Whereas, Thornton Coleman has applied to
me for Letters of Administration. on all and sill
guIrr the goods and cfattlcs, rights and credits
of A. L. Nicholson late OF the District, aforesaid,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of The
sad deceased, to beand appear before me at our
next Ordinarys Court for the said District, /" be
holden at Edgciirld Court House on the l7'h
dav of February inSf., t" show cause If any,
why the said administration should not be
granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 3rd
day of F hrnary, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fitiy-threc, and in
the seventy seventh year Of American lndepen-
dcnce H. Il. WRIGHT, o. E. D.
Feb 9 2t
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Executive Department.
COLUMBIA, Jan. 10, 1853.

TNVI1E Managers of Elections in each Congressional
District throughout the State, are hereby re-
qured to open the Polls at their pectye places Of
Elections, and 20 hold an election for Representa-
tiycs in the Congress of the United States, on the
fourth Monday in February next, in conformity with
the writ hercunto appended In obedience to rcso-
luton passed ut the last sitting Of the Legislature, d
writ of Election will be sent to each place of Election,
in each Congressional District throughout the State,
and in the event Of those wrlts not reaching their
destination, it is deemed advisable BY the Executive
to issue this general notice, to remedy such contn-
gences as may occur.
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American EAotel---ChaMgc of Pro-
tOrSiIiD.

American Motel---C9langc of Pro-
tOrship.
MRS. SARAH FLEMING and Mr.. JAS. L.
WI FLEMING respectfully give notice, that they
have purchased and assumed the management Of
the AMERICAN HOTEL, lately so successfully con-
Quoted by Mr.. J. G. .IASSEY
In taking charge Of this Establishment, they do
so with the intention Of using every means that eS-
perince and energy will supply to give entire salts
faction to their Patrons, and promise zca'ons aten-
,ion 10 their comfort. In asking a continuance Of
fair portion of public support, they do so with the
assurance that they intend to deserve it.
The table will be supplied with every thing that
the market affords, served up in the best manner,
and dispensed by watchful attendants; and the
chambers and parlors will be found always ready
for the reception Of guests.
SARAH FLEMING,
j. r. FLEMING.
C,Iu,nh;, Ian on 3t
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THE SOUTH CAR0LINIAN,
PUBLISHED DAILY, TRl-WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY,


TINE Subscribers take pleasure in acknowledging
i the support they have received since they IT,, took
charge of the SOUTH CAROLlNlAN. ihey
have SHARED no toll or eff,rt to render it worthy OF
such support, and they beg leave to announce 70
their rea l.rs and to the public their determination
to do everything that be done to make it an ae-
cept;ble journal The extension OF Kali koads IN
the interior will afford FINE Opportunity to country
readers to obtain the latest intelligence and rs we
receive daily trlceraphic dispatches direct from the
North and from Charleston they will get the carli-
est news through its columns.
Our terms in accordance with the resolutions
adopted by the press of the state will invariably be
in advance. Daily paper Sc, Tr,- cckly So. and
Weekly Carolinian s. per annnIn.
JOHNSTON & CAVIS.
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