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EaTaI STEAMRnAI AlnInrn.r

ST JUA*'s ~ B. October S.'rhc steamer Fairy Queen
was lot last nph between Pcrou Island The land
he ofh"'i> and Two passengers o. elev
ZEN passengers supposed "a be lost eight sub nenry
hsInie MIR. Ely GantiTn. ..:. saved saws he saw
three a"s nk The Captain mud have been arrested
'und await tile result of un in, est paun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

dPp'as MAJ ''e was not word of truth the state
men made by The Grecnbrrr Fra IN REGARD =, ,hs go;
fcea fight and horrible murder said TO have lax n Mac.
at some church IN thai county. few weeks sine. WIZ,
could have ntucrd any one 20 play of such hoax uuon The
editor OF that paper we divine: but such seems ~
IA ">~''S ~
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II Il: $50 4 WHITTIER
NEW JEW f.its t.>iABI.I~IiM EN-,
IN Al

w! guOr hco'r ifeiapSt'S Ua.m,gf.ru ,i..r,,
s.ti::' .!.,'gI!.'.. h. g".,,.,! H. ii
NAlt HES. tlbikS a JEWElRN Of every tr.crpnr
~.icA ty rrlEt!!f iitc i!r hl.rit!ou lls puu me
~turk J. very extensive acUus.stS ~ ever.
NcrIrd "'iI III" ti and "Us diem many rutIrry Gcw vice
They invite particular atilontn ir following
NAIt'IiES->Ilv"r Wales 1T = Iiu.uI
iold lob, vest and suardhau,-
iuII scairnl al sly le- figures
Sets oi Iiur jrw"y, Bra-ts. lTea,t Pms Ia. E,ry r.
Ria-. tut Pas. lhinb, PruriI ANA Srrt,r- III.
Spoons. mp and H." assortment ni Plated N.t. A
which having ocrn purchh for cts enable us "a prom,
ru:ti Inducements {" pncie uruaiy r
They ata' prepare" nak" ur'.r"r r.,ir ,rr...
avery ether attIr ~ iirIr rtor; l the INN
us ai'"''E'" Workman "ay particular attention. ~ .r rt.f
Ia. department, MYERS & Ja\kE
,Tt,,J
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SANTA ANNA AND TIE MEXICAN ARMY

The National lnelgcncer publishes a letter from the
Mexican Legation, showing thar the object Santa ANN
in aiSng large number Of troops, ia neither 10 oyerawe
the Mexican people 10 make non friendly
but rrpe attacks from Indians and prevent
aud armed lncursons from The American side of the Rio
Grane The u : Government, ii is alleged has not car
'Ied cut the treaty OF Guadalupe idalgn which il nhga
ted Itself 10 hold in check the wild Indians on its frontiers
and therefore, Santa Anna has be- compelled 10 send
large ofrr the tn Grande matter of self protection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

WISCONSIN, WIG STATE CONVENTION
MILwArSiE, Oct S-The- Wing State Convention have
Nominated l.. c. FarwelI for Governor, F. Uvlton for
Lieut. Governor j. Hadley Secretary of Stale and S
Baker Comptroller Mr. Farwel accepts IS The Maine Ii
quor Law candidate exclusively ~ "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

DROWNED. I'VE regret learn, That a son o( Mr. I,s
Waters, Post Master at ,.eabscu Mills Prime. William
county va "as drowned IN Tuesday last, The mill race
the premises al his father The child had u.,nat ~
from the servant who had been left in charge Of him and
on search being dc his rrss body found in thc mill
fiG -ete t''1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11
MAERIED,

M1nHisn on te morning Of the 4h inst 1T the Monumental
thuffh hs 'i hr' enr"c Wndbrrgr. Mir EDWARD t. bud
LEY 70 Miss MARY ELIZABETH BRANCII-aI Of this city.
MARRIED at The same lime and place. by Rev r r.
man VIZ. saw l. W. BAILEY 10 Miss MARY w BEERS-a!l al
this CITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

Mcssrs pprton Co. oi New York about puhlist
= life Of William Pinkncy. The National intelligence
gives from the forthcoming work, which seems L
Justify The opinion Of licvcrv Johnson that il j. c"mpr
lently rArcUtrd.
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DAVID K. EULEi.
GEO NJ. RuCk FIX.
DAVID W. BURTON.
GEO. G. CURLE..
SAMUEL, MCcORkLf..

Vlsoi:iA City Of Lyacahirg 10 nit:
TINS DAY h1oer T. Mitchell Cashier of The Merchants
Bank "l virginia Eersnnby appeared before the under
signed, JnsIlce OF The Pcae said city, and ade oath,
that the within statement OF tho condition OF said Bank on
the h ns is correct TO The best of his know cdeo and
lief. Given under my hand October 5 1853
HENRY ii. DIDLAkE, J. =.
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WASTED.

WANTED.
Il d
SchooI or private family She caci all thr
English branches Latin and and has
IisIac.ory references Address NJ Box $50 Richmond Va.
IU-3'
4 HEAP LAW B--itrs iull sIrs nt new Law
- works, have Iibrare+ la"yrrr
would DO vel " call and the Books will ne offered al
low prices ioT short
Oct II J. ". RANDOLPH
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A GOOD SUGGESTION.

The Petersburg Express warmly urges The Of
the State Fair on the Isl November boxes TO be
placed at the Of the Exhibition grounds ecep,
OF contributions 10 the National Washington Monumen,
from 'ne louoO visitors who expected to be present on
a' that he worthy President OF the Socie
W fhhip 81 George Cooke Esq, announce that this will
be done, and invoke The donations OF visitors and our ord
Tor II, sum Will be raised of which the Old Dominion "
be ashamed Offering 10 the memory Of asbinp,
mere piltance from each person visiting the Exhibition
will make up most respect table agcrty.t."
We cordially endorse the and ,rust that i, will
be carried out
The Rockingham Register has assumed new dress and
imposing FORM We congratulate The worthy editc rs
the prosperity Of their paper is deserving the ost
abundant success both of the ability which
il is conducted aud ills fidelity The Democratic party
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MEacHASTs' BANK or VIRGINIA,
=

MEacHASTs' BANK OF FIRGISiA,
LyScHurRa, October 5, lc33.
JosErn JOHNSON, EGG, Governor OF Virginia
DEAR SR:-Eucl0sd send Il statement OF the condition
OF TINS Institution on he Is, inst.
VGy respectfully,
RIO G MITCHELL Cashier.
STATE and condition o The Merchants BlnA Of Irginl,
At Lynchburg, O1 the frst dog of October, 1855
LlAglLITIEs
Capital sIock subscrib.l s3290UO %
Amount paid 26l l3 81
- 26l ,l3l 81
Amount unpaid SCI SOS IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

The Onion announces officially the following redemplions
OF The various stocks of United States during the week
ending the slh October:
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'LaTiEissi' NEWS BY THE lELEGRipu


LAT FIR EkOM CALIFORNIA.
Ncv YORK. Ger. lU.-Thc steamer Illinois, has ,,,
with later dates FROM California. She brings million
i quarter OF dollars in gold, hui aux
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{ GRAPE SII WI -.--Pian aud rnbr"rirred White CL
~ Sh wis, from priced I something very handsome.
&. lAKrWEII A M
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r.s-1 BEAUTIFUL. COZ SrRl SEAT pr.
=. - nrniiG' l. r IL thr SALE 81 mons Prlv..
to-day, NJ y o'clock Tie Farm will be divr!. mn. :,
10 ,rtS -u,ro al wh;h has quarry. -"
trt II t:ODDiN & AppERSDS A.,
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OMAX'S IIGEST, &c.-L w. RANDOLPH Ia. :
~ sale rny oi.lci those aud valuable Lor
lIncs'. am! an Executors and A,ninIal DC,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

,ULIr.A'S aU>IC.-r. u. TAYLOR has JUS, lrc,,,i1-
u played Julien Concerts. arranged the
II MUSIC STORE. i61 Main ,,i.,,
AIDES CLOTH CLOAKS.-We have now d 800.
L sotnltri Lads Cloth COdks IN hans!
D.t II e. lIARTWEII . ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

y.fs &c T'cnc'n Hing the nanche. Of >c,eTr
ars SEMINARY Thy, New York, and FURNISH IN. ns.,
mas ~ h"t su'srs+ i"aciu". Pug-- .ru further
II -c3l - -
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NEW iOEk. Ucr 10 :,,les ut is 900 barrels A.
Suuhrrn irn al ST 81 81. Wheat firm Al lIt IA
IrlIuw rnru \ cents. -
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SlacrRM''s Sale.

DY Virtue of sundry writs of Firri Facias
- to me directed. | shall proceed to sell ut
Edgcfirld Court House, on the first Monday
and Tuesday following in March next, the
following property. in the following cases, viz
Matt .Ards VS. John Marsh and wife, One
Tract of Land containing one thousand (lOOO)
acres, more or less. Granted 10 Thomas Larry,
on the West side of Biz Horse Greek, and ad-
Joining lands Of D. ]. Walker, Rambo g. Wal
kcr, and John Wise.
Henry Moore, bearer, VS. John c. Thomas,
Onc Tract Of Land containing one hundred and
fifty O50) acres, more or less, adjoining Lands
of Sarah Thomas, Abram KilrreaSe and ,thcrs,
William Wilson VS. Russell Harden: Henry
Colvn and others, vs. The Same, The Tract OF
Land in Beach Island, where Mrs. Harden and
family resides, containing one hundred and lwen-
tv.tivr(l25) acres, more or less, and adjoining
lands of II. J. IIankinsun, William Wilson, A.
Simkins and others.
Luther Roll VS. John Hill, Administrator, The
Tract of Land stuetcd in Beach Island, where
Mrs. - Cox re,idcs containing three hun
drcd (3oo) acres, mere or less, adjoining lands
of G. d. Mills, NJ. Galphin and others.
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. E. D.
Feb l3 Ate 5
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EDGEFIELD C0LLEGIAT e
INSTITUTE!
76 Pupils have entered since fairy

VNIIE First Of next month (NIarch) will be FL
Il. vorab!e time, for other Pupils to enter. The
Session will then he half completed. Pupils are
however received at any time, before or afterwards,
and charged accordingly.
Two additional Teachers will be added 10 the
present number, on or before that period, making
Six Teachers who will be constantly employed in
the institute.
There is probably no Institution in the State ca
pable of a!ior,ling superior advantages TO Young
Ladies who wish to pursue liberal course Of study
Expenses are moderate. Payments to be made
at the close Of the Session.
G. a. RAYMOND, PRIScrrAL.
Feb Q If i
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A Card.

y announcing to the Public III" above change in
Z the Pr"p.ic:ortlp Of the Planters ll"tel, the
Subscriber returns his warrst thanks t" his former
customer. fnr their liberal patronage. lie also ear
nr>,y s'lic;ts continuance f public favor for his
S,cccxsnr, who is in every way worthy" 1t.
Though retiring from the Planters Hotel. he
takes great pleasure in inform ns the public and h;s
old friends, ,,:., he will DC glad and entertain
Them in llamburc. AT the CAROLINA HOTEL,
Formerly KEEP, by Mr.. ElousToS.
JOHN L. DOBEY.
Feb 81 4t
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

Nv CIIANCERY.
Costcr g. Coke and Amended and Supplement
Abram Martin, Blu TO ca& IN Creditors
rs and administer effects Of
JAS R. Garrett and Stephen S. Garrett, de-
others. ceased, dc.
TT appearing that the Defendants Jas R. Cur
4 rctt, T. S. Garrett, VIM. Garrett, Caroline A.
V7Marin, Jas u. Thurmond and his wife Caro-
lide p, Mary Garrett, William H. Garrett, Eliza
beth s. Burt, B. G. Sparks and his wife Mary
Ann, Susan B. Garrett, Chaflcy A. Garrett and
John H. Garrett, reside without the Limits OF this
State: On Motion by Mr.. Carroll, Plaintiff 5
Solicitor, Ordered that the said Defendants
nlead, answer or dcmur TO tile Plaintiffs Bill of
Complaint within three months from the pnbli-
cation of this order, or The said Bill will be
taken pro confessso against them:
A.. SINIKINS, C. F. E. D.
Comm'rs Office. Jan %, 1853 I'm
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A G. ard! F.!
Planters Hotci---Cl,anSc of Fro
prictOrsEniP.

MIR. LEWIS COVAR respectfully inorns'the
IYl people of Edgcficld and the travelling public
rcnrr.!lv. ,ha, h. has assumed the management Of
the PLANTERS HOTEL, lat iy 80 we'll conducted
Lv Mr. ions l.. DoREY.
In ent ring upon his duties as Host Of this P"pu-
lar Establishment he Pledges himself 10y dliScnt
attention to the satisfaction and comfort Of his
Gac<ts, tn deserve 1T lc;,t goody portion of pub
l;c pa,r"nagc
The rates and terms Of Board for man and horse
will br the same as heretofore charged by MIR. DoBEY
LEWIS COvAE.
EAscfcll c. H., Feb 81, 1858. ii
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Look what a Bargain !

INTENDING 20 leave the State next fall, 7 vii
L sill my PINliY WOODS PLANTATION
un Slraws Creek, containing
TwentY.S,sven Hundred Acres,
Twelve miles from Elgefcld, and ten miles from
Aiken and Granitcvillc.
This Plantation is well improved with Two good
Dwellings, Excellent Saw and Grist Mills, one OF
the best Poteies in the State, and all necessary out
buildings and fixtures, which can be purchased on
the most reasonable terms, as / am determined to
sell.
The Land On til, Creek is tr the best quality and
produces Corn, W heat and Rye finely.
First rate water power for any kind Of machinery
To any one wishing to buy the terms shall be ac-
commodating. c. RHODES.
jan 10 II
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Orphan Wanted.

TIME Commissioners cf the Downcr Fund, give
notice to the public that there is Il vacancy in
the institution under Their charge for one MALE
PUPIL at this time. Any person acquainted with
mn Orphan chli in INDECENT circumstances, being a
native of Edg,fi. Id District, and over six years Of
ag. an under fourteen, can procure admi,iancc in
the above named Institution. by having the above
qualification certified To by two respectable citizens
III the strict. anl sending the child t" the under
signed Comm rsi"nrrs by whom it will be clothed,
fed and educated, unit, fourteen years Of age.
NJ. GALPHlN,
II. R. COOK, Comm'rs
T. W. WliATLEY.
Beech Island. Feb TO- 1858. At
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THE SOUTH CAROLIrJIAM,
PUBLISHED DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY,

TNIIE Subscribers take pleasure in acknowledging
j. the support they have received since they took
charge Of the SOUTH CAROLINIAN. They
have spared no toll or cfnrt to render it worthy OF
such support and they beg leave to announce to
their readers and to the public their determination
to do everything that can be done TO make it an ac-
ccpablc journal. The extension of Rail Roads i'll
the intcr"r will afford fine opportunity to country
readers to obtain the latest intelligence, and as we
receive daily trlrgraphc dispatches direct from the
North and from Charleston, they will get the carli-
Est news lhruut th 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:-Wccky So, and
Weekly Caronian 50 per annnm.
JOHNSTON & CATIS.
Columbia. Jan 90 4tg
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Saw and Grist Mills for Sale,

FVSIIE Subscriber intending to move from the
Il State, offers for sale his MILLS. on Shnw's
Creek, about ten miles from Edgciicld, Aiken and
Granitcvic.
The Tract contains Twenty-Five hundred (s20C
acres, with sufficient water power to run Circular
Saws or Factory. On the premises are all neces-
sary mprovemcnts-frameb buildings, orchards, &c
Any information given by applying to the Sub
scrber on the premises, or by letter addressed to
him at Edgcfcld c. Ii.
JOS. 4. ADDISON.
Aug4 29
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RICH 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 To our Store we have
added Il 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 arc:
Rich Brocade Dress SILKS and SATINS;
Extra fine white and black Brocade Silks and
Satins: plain and Chameleon do:
Plaid and Striped Silks; rich Irish P"plIns and
Tabincs;
Rich cnorcd and black Silk Nclrcts;
Rich Satin Brochc Cashmcrcs;
Extra fine Satins. American:
Black and White Watcred Silks;
Plain black Silks, all widths;
Small figured black Silks; half Mourning Silks,
Black and culorcd Alpacas and Bombazncs;
Black and cnorcd lIrocadc Apacas;
French and English Mcrinos and Cnslmcres;
Muslin Dclaincs, Ginghams and Calico, in great
variety Of styles and priccsi
In our Cloak and Shawl Department,
Will he fund, the latest styles Of c"l"re'i and
back VELVET CLOAKS, SACKS and MAN
TlLLAS,
Cu,h C'oaks and MantilIas, neat and comfortable,
Blk, Cold and Watcrrd Silk Mantils, of all kinds,
Long and Square Woocn Shaws, in great variety
Plain Grape Slawls. very ow pricrd,
A few extra rich Elnb. Grape Siaws.
In our Domestic Department
We can say that we keep all the fayorite brands o'
KERSEYS, OSNABGRGS and BLANKETS,
and can afford to sell them at factory prices as well
as ncighbors.
SPECIAL attention is requested to so bales of the
hest KERSEY ever brought South. (boushtat auc-
tion.) cents per yard less than factory prices,
Satincts, Jeans, Tweeds, Cloths, Cassmcres, and
Flannels of all kinds,
And great variety of other GOODS, to which
we request the attention Of the public.
Oct 26 If Al
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~ office.

t r. TOMKINS is my authorized Attorney
O . during my absence from the State, TO whom
refer all uns tied business.
JOHN TOMPKlNS, Sr.
E.h l6
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Noticei !

MRS. n. e. MCNEIL would inform the
wi Ladies Of Eigrirld and vicinity, that she has
taken Rooms Opposite the Painters Hotel, where
she may be found at all times, by her old customers,
and all who may require her services in the lire
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING. share
of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Feb l6 at
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Cl0aking,
N office.

Notice.
A LII Persons indebted to the Estate OF Sarah
IN Fcndly. decd will please make immediate
payment. Those having demands will present them
properly attcstcd for payment
ID. J. GILCIIRIST,
Admir- dc 6onis non.
Dec IL II no
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Charles Wise, John C. Payne,
Geo. Barney Payne, Eliza
beth TAFT and others,

John Wise Carter, Chas Car
ter, Rudolph Carter and others.
DY virtue of an order from the Court of
ID Equity in this case, will proceed TO sell
at Edgrfiell e. H. on the first Monday in March
next, the following real estate, of which Slrs.
Elizabeth Carter was seized and possessed III
the time of her death.
Tract No !, containing eight hundred and
ninctv-six 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 Ramho. John Morris and others.
Tract No .. containing five hundred and tif-
teen acres, situate us the above, and adjoining
lands of John Marsh and of the estate of john
Carter.
Tract No. 3, containing six hundred and cigll-
ty-seven acres. situate rs above. and adjoining
lands of John Wise, John Marsh a:;d others.
These lands will be sold for onc-third cash,
the balance payable in twelve months from day
of sale
Bonds and good Surctics required to secure
the purchase money
Purchasers TO pay for papers.
Pats of The Land will be exhibited on the
day of sale.
A. SIMKlNS, C. E. Ed.
Feb 8 it
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COLUMBIA, Jan. 10, 1858.

The State of South Carolina.
To all and singular the Managers Of the General
Elections for each Congressional District in
the State.
In pursuance Of an Act of the General Assembly
Of this State, passed on the 10Th December, a. ID.
1852, you arc hereby required, after giving legal no.
tice (and being duly quafcd to proceed to hold an
election for Representative in the Congressof the
United States for each Congressional District on
the 4th Monday in February next, and the day fol-
lowing, at the same places, and to be conducted by
the same managers, and in the same manner as tho
election of members of the State Legislature; and
after having determined the persons duly elected,
You do certify the according to law nnder your
hand and seal to the Governor, at Columbia, by the
frs, Monday in April next on which day the votes
will be counted and thereafter the election declared.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, in Columbia, this Goth day of Janua-
ry in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty y.'hree, and in the
seventy seventh year ofthe Sovereignty and
independence oftbc u. S. Of America.
Dy the Governor: j. L. MANNING.
BENJAMIN PERRY Sec'ry Of State.
Jan 2G st
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Rich Carpets.

CNOWDEN & SHEAR, Augusta, Ga,
y have received from New York, 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;
Curtain MATERIALS; CORNICES; Brass and
Plated Stair RODS-to which they respectfully in
vitc the attention Of the public.
Jan - If 81
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Receive, Store and Cell Cotton
VVhiskey, Rum, Brandy, &c.

cO BARRELS Rectfed. Monongahe!a and Mil
OU ler's Old Rye WHISKEY. .c
New England and Jamaica RUM,
American and Holland GIN,
American and French BRANDY.
Madeira, Tcneriffa and Malaga WINES, =
Peppermint, Cinnamon and Perfect Love COR
DEAL.--... > -. = i,'-,...a -
LEMON SYRUP. by the Gallon or Bottle.
Irish and Scotch WHISKEY,
Cider and White Wine VINEGAR.
Pint, Half-p;nt and Quart FLASRS,
Wine. Lemon Syrup and Porter BOTTLES,
DEMIJOHNS, all sizes.
E. HODGES, AGENT.
Nov 90 If 46
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Groceries! /!

1OO BARRELS chocc Coffee Sugar,
IOU 10 hhis common to fine y. .. Sugar,
100 bags superior r." Coffee,
100 barrels, new crop, New Orleans Mo'sscs,
50 boxes Cheese,
500 sacks Salt,
40 boxes sperm and adamantine Candles:
Together with full and complete assortment OF
Groceries generally. Purchasers will find it great
lv To their advantage by examining our stock, as
facts are stubborn things.
AGNEW. FISHER & co.
Feb 2, 1853. 3t
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Tax Collectors Notice.
No. 4.

r WILL ATTEND at The times and plnccs herein
Il specified, 10 collect the General Poor and Road
Tax for the wear commencing LIST Oetohcr 1852.
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NoieeF!
II NOtlcc /!

I WILL SELL a, private sale, or, if not previous
: L ly disposed of, at pubic ou,cry at Edgrtic!d e..
H.. ON sac-day in March, the following Tracts o
Land, viz:
The pace known as the HOMESTEAD" for
mcrly the property of Jacob Pew, decd, contain
ing Seventy Acres, with good Dwelling House
aud :l nrc, ssary outbuilt;ings.
Also, Three Hundred acres mare or less, Of good
Pincy woois Land. situated near the " Homestead
Place. at about the distance of haif-a-me.
will alpo sell Il Negro Man, Womnn and three
children.
Apply to the Subscriber ut Edgcirll c. II. Good
titles TO the property can be given.
.IOEL P. HILL.
Feb l6 st
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To the Public,

Columbia. Jan 90
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Feb l6
n Notice..

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of Jane
N Logan, decd, are requested to make mme-
diate payment, and those having demands will pre-
sent them forthwith, properly attcsted according to
law. Ambrose MA, Adih f.
F,b5 l2m )
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MR.. f. STUCKLER,

DROFESSOR Of Music. is dcsirous Of obtaining
l. few private Pupils for the Piano, Singing,
Flute or Volin-as also if any prrs"n is desr"us To
learn ,hs French. Grrman Spanish or Italian Lam
eusgc Pianos tuned and repaired by him.
Feb 2S el~