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RICH D. R Y GOODS !!
nCREAPER THAN THE VERY CHEAPEST"
GR AY BR TIERS,
.@S@S5De @2eo

DEG 10 inform the public, tha. Their Fall pur-
ID cl,ases this seasorl.havr en- UNUSUALLY
LARGE, having been in the Nurhcrn markets
over three months this Summer. where many
large auction sales took place, Offering drcled al
vantage to close purchasers. We can confidently
saw tia, our stock is MICH CHEAPER lan the
ike quality Of Gunls could be obtained few weeks
later, when the gr@at body OF Merchants went to
market.
Our desire. owing to the vcrv shor, season that
W., will now necessarily havc is to dispose of this
,a;ee Stock independent Of profits, aud we may
venture 10 say tE,twc'tan "t('r as strong induce
l:-i.ts an; Of nIrn lslroors, 1t not stronger
In our DRESS GOODS ROOM will be found
tic richest varieties uf .hc Season, such as
Elegant Alorian,igue SILKS;
Rich Satin Striped do
E!erant Black Plaid 10
Small Striped Pl.ids and figured;
Rich Brucade Pian Striped aud Plaid, so cents
per yard. worth Is cents;
Plain Black Silks. all widths, very cheap;
Blacs; Plaid Waterc4 and BrucaGe, new styles;
White Silks and Satips;
Figured, all Wool, French Muslin DeI-aines, l2l
cents, worth 80 cents;
French Mernos, very cheap;
L.upns' best Buriba:ilc, exceedingly low;
B ack .Jalncsc, Il ney.and very desirable all Wool
Goods f,,r nuurning
Black Aipaccas all qs'!i;ics. some very fine and
low priced;
Manlil as. Cloaks anlI Tallnas Of tie Ncry latest
French styles, exceedingly cheap;
Grape, cashmere al. Nv oollen Shawls;
EmbroiIcri,s Of allskinds, Of the most elegant
descriptions;
Ribbons for the NIlI6n, fine bonne, and neck, G.
cents Il yard. worth !Ojtcnts
CaIicoes and 'Gngllans, best styles, rcry cheap,
Domestic tiuods 81 IL kinds;
Blankets and Kcrscys unusually low, and u great
variety OF other arlclcS,lu which would respect
fully invite the attention Of the public
GRAY BROTHERS.
Augusta, Nov II If Al
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6 BTU a r 7.

DIED, in l;i"efrd District, on The 7th September
1851 i#j .louX L. ALLEN, aged ii years, months
ana - Gays.
The Deceased wa, native of South Carolina and
rcsI- -,i Throughout, his / IL il Tie SUCTION uf country
which cave him birth The writer deems II mol
improper ,o pay 81 yt tribute To the departed, as
rrcuus,alces prevented HIM from doing So, al All
c!r"cr DAY.
From his youth, Maj ALLEN was characterized
by !. remarkable r.y and perseverance, which
elevated hi.n To high AMI commanding pos ton in
the District ami secured 'or him, The respect and
III, cun.idrnc. Of his fellow ci4is g,nrra.!y. For
!, cons dvruJ!c ,.cioi, lie il,d lLc otcc oi Deputy
Untr States Marshal for this ser;o and discharged
the duties IN Il most satisfactory ntnnrr. IN his
Latter days the public hunorcd linn with Il seat III
the Stale Legislature and but for ll.s unlInely death
he would haze been reelected by an uverM !lclm!ng
naiuri,y. Among the most striking traits i'll his
ch .,acer, were his strong common arse, which cnI-
b!cd him 10 look cl,;,ry into the questions which
cam, before him, and his cautious prudence which
forbade pr,c.pitarry Of acti''n
II Providence had spared his life, he would doubt
less have become one Of the most useful members
Of the Legislature. In his private life he was an
excellent husband and father, and us neislbor he
coud liz, bc surpassed. GENEROUS hospitality to his
acquaintance al large and kindness to thust more
adorned him in an eminent degree.
The writer would indulge in pancgyric, but
only speaks what he knows To be true. The Sick
ness OF the deceased prutiactcd, yet he bore
lrls offerings calmly, and Tor sometime before his
death his rud was strongly exercised in prayer
lie now sleeps his last sleep, but long will lie be
remembers, with atlcci"n by his anl.ly aud friends
nlED in Edgcfcll Dist.i,t, on the I.i,h Novcm-
Der inst, loME L. l.. ALLEN, aged u years aud
q nuths The deceased Was son of the late Ma-
inr and Mrs lIa;Eah Allen. 1t is sufficient TO say
OF the departed, that he was good son and brother,
AMI gavy promise oI usefulness in after life. May
his excellent mother in the depth of her ttliction Lc
cn;!Ic,l To say. The Lord sivcth and the Lord
I;i, taken away, blessed be the name Of the Lord
DIED. in this District, on the 18th November,
PETE. FABIAN .lLLEN, son Of Maj. John e. Allen.
til. subject Of tbs notice was in early youth, not
.,.ri,.as pa ssui- LiSh rhnnd sufrr:ngs wSre
very ong and severe, bat he bore them with that
ra icnce and a,nabrres> Of character, which marked
him throughout his short career.
lie is the fourth, including servant, who have
recently died OF typhoid fever in that family. Oiliers
of thtm have also suffered severely, but may good
Providence look in mercy on them, and spare them
y little lnngcr.
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EorccsaE3sa

By His Erccllcncy John Laurence lInnning, Con-
craGr and COMMANDMENTS Chic( in and gccr the
State Of South Carolina.
SNHEREAS it is duty incumbent upon every
w people at all tims 10 acknowledge their de-
pendance upon an all-wisc and ncrciiul God TO
praise him for his glory and bvnc!action>, and urX
press in contriliun and humiliation submission to
Ills dispcnsatons, and dependence upon Ills power +;
And whereas it is eminent y becoming III the pro-
pie uf this State, in view Of the great benefits which
have been bestowed upon them during the past year,
and also in view Of the mortality and other calIn-
ties which in some places have bcalIrn them, to
make puLlc demonstrations OF thrir gratitude, and
humiliation and resignation:
Now, therefore JOHN LAURENCE MAN
MING, Governor and Comandcr-in-C Chief in and
over the State of South Caruua, do hereby set apart
THURSDAY, the twcnty-ih rd day of November.
us day Of Thank. giving, Fasting, Humiliation and
PRAYER and hereby invite the ministers and teach
crs of all 10 igiuns denominations throughout The
Stale upon that day tp open their several places of
public Worship and return thanks tu Almighty God
for the manifestations Of Ills mercy To acknowledge
the sins Of the peoples and, by humiliation and
PRAYER to en,rcat His Crg gvencss of them. and in
purc tn. extension over the commonwealth Of Ills
love and mercy.
And furtL.r invite all persons engaged in secu-
lar pursuits 10 close, for the day above mentioned,
their places Of business, and torsakc their usual
ayocalions, and to promote as far lis possible, prop
er observance oi the rights and sOlcnlutics OF the
occasion.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State,
at Columbia, this thrty-irst day of Octu-
Der, a. d. one thousand cgh; hundred and
frty-luur, and in the seventy -ninth year OF
American Independence.
mo LAURENCE MANNING,
fd y,fntp
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NE VT FALL GOODS!
FULL SUPPLIES

WILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ga, has re-
| w ce.ycd from New York his FULL SUP
PLIES of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, en-
bracng large and splendid assortment suitable for
the Fall and Winter season, among which are
Rich Fancy co.orcd Silks, of new and beautiful
| s.yes;
Plain Black Silks, in great variety of style, and
of superior quality;
Rich Paris printed DeLanes, and Fancy of all
Wool Paids;
Lupius conrcd white and black Merinos, and
plain coorri Dcl-aines;
y very large supply Of sniall-fgured, alwoul
printed !cI.ancs, for children, Of New aud brauli
fuI styles;
English and American Fancy Prints, in great
variety of styles:'
Superior sr"tch fancy Gnghams, Of new and
beautiful Winter sti les;
Elegant French Embro;derics, embracing Ia
dies Collars. Chrmzettes, underslcevcs and Hand
kerch:cfS of new and splendid styles:
Ladies' Black and Coiorcd Cloth Cloaks and Tail
mas of the latest styles;
Ladic:' H;ch Embroidered and Plain Paris Silk
Velvet C!oaks
large supply of Lales', Misses and Chiidren's
Hosiery, of the best make;
Ladies' aud Gentemrns Sup. Gauntlet Gloves;
Ladies' and Misses Nerino and Silk Vests;
UeHtlclncU ana lOulll ) SiIR tiuu bcTlO SHlTlS
and DraHcrs;
Superior Wclch Gauze, saxony and Silk Warp
and Heavy FIanne!s;
Superior English Colorcd FIanncs, for Ladies'
Sacks;
| English and American Cotton Flanncs, of extra
quality;
y very large supply of Mourning Goods, for LIZ
dies use, Of superior quality;
Superior l2-l Linen Shcctings and Pillow Case
Linens;
Superior ST. and lO-4 Table ard Damask Dia.
pers, some Of extra quality:
Rich Damask Table Cloths aud Napkins, some Of
extra size;
Scotch and Birds Eye Diapers, extra Gne, for
chiliren's wear
llcavy Scotch Diapers aud IIunkaAanks, for
Tuw>lInG;
superior Whitney and Mcrino Blankets Of extra
sze aud quality
Superior Crib Blankets;
Also, a great variety Of other scasonabc articles
suitable for Fan,ly and Plantation use The publ
are resp, c;uy invited to call and examine the as
surtmcnt
W. s. especially snlcits call from his long-cnn-
tinucd friends-and patrons, and assures them that
10 cxrrtnns on his part will be wanting to supply
;hcnl with The latest and most desirable styles Of
Guods, ut the lowest prices.
Augusta, NV ii # Al
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Currvton Academies.


rgNlIE Trustees have engaged the services oi Mr..
4 JAMES LIISLY. of Abbev'Ilc District, t"r
the Male Department, and Rev. W. IL. CHRISTIE.
for the frinlIe Department. Mr.. Z. will be assisted
by able instructors.
From the experience Of the present year, the
TRUSTEE take pleasure in recommending Mr.. CHRIS
TIE to the public rs very competent and energetic
Teacher.
Mr.. I.EsI.y is too we'll known in this and the ad-
joining districts to require single introductory re-
mark from us. H.. is well qualified 10 give entire
satisfaction.
Rates of Tuition.
Frs. Glass; Primary apartment, per Sess on ,nO
2nd '' ordinary English branches, ,oD
3ni 90 higher English branches. ....... 1870
18th s' Greek and Roman Literature with
higher Mathematics. ....... is, 90
Extras-Drawng, Painting, French and
Music, each. h..................... .2O,Oo
Pupils arc charged from the time Of entering I'M
til the end Of the Session. Tuition in advance.
The Schools will open on he first Monday in
january. being divided into two Sessions of five
months each.
u Two large buildings in addition To those al
ready near will be ready 20 accommodate boardcrs
by the first Of January.
ROBT MERRIWETIIER,
Char'n Board OF Trustees.
Nov o If 43
-tO
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Wagon Yard !

rg7HE Undersigned takes this method Of inform
L ing his country fri,nds and the public gene
rally that he has opened
Wagon Yard and Stock Lot,
In the town of Hamburg, near the Spout Springs,
at the large and comnodiuus Stab!cs where the
Planters Hotel formerly stood, where he is pre-
pared 10 accommodate Wagoners and DroVers with
everything wanted in their l;nc.
Ills Stnbles and Lots are in the highest and drl-
est part of the Town. and convenient to the best q"
water--with these advantages and his personal al
tcution, he hopes to receive liberal patronage.
s553' He will keep constantly on hand and ior
Sale at lie lowest n!arkc, rrecS. supply o! Corn,
Fodder, &c. and sill also iced horses by III. day
wcc'i mnnii,. +. NJ. tiIla.
Hamburg, ). c., Eog. =, 3: Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22

RUSSIAN Prisoners IN EHGLAND.-Two hun
dred ard four of the late garrison at Aaud are
confined at Lcwes, England. The Men are
FinlanderS, but the officers, although Russian
born, are descendants of French and German
Families. The officers are permitted Out on pa
role A large shed has been fitted up for tile
men to make up toys III for sale to the public;
and here, it is said, may be- seen Il considerable
number of them seated o, the ground, cutting
out OF single pieces Of wood with knife chalns'
representations of crowns OF lhorns, and puzzles
Most all the men speak three languagcs--lur-
kisll, Swedish and Russian. The Lonuon Times
says:
IF comparison were made between The
prisoners now in tIli, gaol and one Of our reg-
wouId carry, oil lhe palm. The majoIi.y of
them are not only able 10 read, but eau write
tosrably well, particularly the sergcanls aud
others subordinate officers
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SlleriM's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Susan Dussry, Applicant, }.

John and Sarah Bussey. Def'ls.
DY Virtue of IN order from H. T. Wright
- Ordinary of Edge6eld District, in the above
stated case, shall pruceed to sell on the frs;
Monday in December next, at Edgcfeld C. H.,
the lands of John Bussey, decd, situate in the
District aforesaid, containing one hundred and
twenty Q20) acres, and bounded by lands Of
George G. Robertson, Richard Parks and the
Estate of VIM. Robertson.
TERMs-A credit of twelve months, except
costs which must be paid in cash. The purchaser
will be required 10 give bond with ample secu-
rily, and mortgage of the premises TO The Or
binary TO secure the purchase money
LEWIS JONES, S. Z. D.
Nov 13 4ie 44
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SEncrizE''s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
w. B. Kemp and wife Fraices Ann,

permclin Britt and others, Dvf'n's
VY Virtue of an Order from Il. 7. Wright,
ID Esq. Ordinary, shall proceed to sell on
the first Monday i'll December neyt ut Edgcfeld
&. H., the real estate of Jesse Limbeckrr, dec.
consisting of one Tract, containing one hundred
and ffIy-lwo (l52) acres, more or less, and one
other lrar, containing one hundred and twenty
five (l25) acres, murc or less, situate in Elge-
field District on the walters of Beaver Dam
Creek and bounded by lands of Seaburn Stall
maker. James Caprhar and others. N
TEgMs-A credit of Twelve months, with
interest irum the day of sale. The Purchaser
10 givr bond with two approved securities aud Il
mnrlrapc of lfe premises 10 The Ordinary to Sc
cure the purchase money. Costs to be paid in
Cash. LEWIS JONES, s. E. D.
Nov Q 4le II
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Bethany Academy for 1866

'JNnE Trustees of this Institution take pleasure
i in announcing to the public, that they have en-
gagged the services of MIR. GEO GALPlIlN for
the ensuing year. lis industry and ability need
no cum.nrnlatun 1T our hands
The exercises of the Academy will commence on
MONDAY 18th January 1855.
Terms, rates "t Tuition, &C., same as hitherto -
but for particular information. address Mr.. GALpnIN
at Longlnire's p. O., S. Z.
by order OF the Board.
w. HARRISON, Chair'n.
Nov 3m 43
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Five Negro Slaves,

Viz: Charlotte and her three clriIrrn Jane, Gcor-
ga !,nm ami Sam, and one slave Polly.
Three Horses, On. Mule. Stock Of Cattle, and
Stock nf Clouds and Merchandise.
TERMs--A credit of twelve months. except as TO
50 much as will pay the costs Of tbs proceeding and
the proceedings in Lunacy. Also, all sums "f and
under IS to be paid in cash. The purchasers will
be required To give note with ample surely.
JOHN p. MEALING, Committee.
Nov % Ct 45
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A Agricultural T air,

FURTHER POSTPONE HEIlENT!!
IN Order to allow the Citz.'Ds of Augusta time
L to make ample preparations for the coming Gxh-
bition the Executive C"ii;trc "i The 4" Southern
Central Agricultural Surlcy" have finally con-
cudcd to postpone the Fair ualii the first Monday
in December.
Thcr, fore the people of Georgia an,l the adj"in-
ing States are respectfully notified that the Nnta
Fair Of the Society will positively he held at Augas-
ta, Oh MONDAY, DECEMBER 4tl. 1851, in
accordance with the Rules and Negotiations hereto
fore published.
d. ". LEWIS, Scc'ry
Nov II If III
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Administrators Sale.

DY Virtue Of an order from II. T. Wright, Or
ID dinary, will sell at the late residence Of VIM.
Dolby, deed, on Tuesday the 2Sth Nov, the per-
sonGl estate Of said deceased. consisting Of
SIX LIKELY NEGROES,
Crop Of Corn. Fodder. Stock of Horses, Cattle &c,
one Yoke OF Oxen, Household aud Kitchen Furni-
lure. Plantation Tools, SC.
TERMS All sums OF and under Sl0 cask--ovcr
that amount on credit OF twelve months. Pur-
clrascrs will Lc required To give nes aid approved
security. Property not 10 BE- rcmov.d d until t. RMS
of sale are complied with aud if resul. it will be
at the former purchasers risk.
WM +. DOBY, Adm'or
Nov 9 81 43
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Administrators Sale.

DY an order from H. T Wright. Ordinary Of
- Edgrfeld District, wi sell on Tuesday The.
9Th Dee, the personal estate Of john Crawford,
deed, consisting Of one Horse, Stock Of Cattle, !,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c
TERMs-All sums Of and under $40 cash-ovcrI
that amount OH credit of twelve months. Pur-
chasers will be- required to give noIes with good
security. r. II. RofER, Adm or.
Nny St Ak
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Rich Dress Silks
AJA GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES!

n GRtRI RtUUCIIUN TN rhlGto
WILLIAM SHEAR, has just received FROM
w New York, LADIES' RICH DRESSE
SILKS, of new and beautiful styles. which weref
purchased ut auction great? b. low the cost OF i'm
poration, and which are offered at great bargains
The ladies are respectfully invited to qal and ex1S
anime the assortment.
Aurusia Sent II Il 50
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Coed Peach EsraEnay
Executors Sale !

NJ E viii sell III public auction, at the late resi-
w dcnrc of james Yride!l, deceased on Tues
day the 18th day Of December next, the following
pop r,y of sail deceased, 10 wit: Two Prime Ne
gro Fellows, win and Sandy, One zine Saddle
Horse, Lot Of Sheep and about Twenty Bales i
Cotton of the present crop.
renms-.l credit of twelve months from t'ic
day Of sale Purchasers will be required 10 give
no,rs with ample surety.
JOSEPH L. TALBERT. '''
Nuv % st As
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A A R d!

FTAyING purchased Mr. RIcnARnsoH's interest
l Z in the above Firm, the Subscriber respect
fully informs his friends and the public generally
that he intends to continue the sale of
Ready. .Made Clothing, &C.,
In the Town Of Hamburg; and hopes BY keeping
constantly on hand a full an fashionable assortment
of Ready Made Cloihir;- &C., 10 receive libe;sl
share of patronage. 1i.c Planters Of Edgrticd and
tie adjoining Districts are specially invited 10 ex-
amino my Stock before trailing elsewhere.
JOHN c. MCDONALD.
lIanburg Nov ii II III
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A I'll Persons indebted to the Estate of NJ II
IA Ilollingsworth, deed. arc earnestly rcqucste!
to settle Immediately. rs guardians are appointed
and the Estate must be brought to speedy closd
Those having demands against said Estate, Wi
please render them in properly atrsted, BY the,fir
Of January next.
u. +. HOLLINGSWORTTI, Adm'or. /
My Il - As
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Executors Sale.

TT7ILI. be sold 1t the late residence Of Christi
w ana ]Iuict, deed, four miles from Mount
Willing, on Tuesday the 18th December next, al
the Real and Personal Estate Of said deceased The,
Real estate consists Of Two Tracts OF VALUABLE,
LAND, viz
Tract No !, the 6 Homestead" Of sad deceased,
contains about Three hundred acres, in fine state
of cultivation, and adjoining land. of Allison De-
loacl,, John G. Simkns, Jchn Irln ngs aud others
Tract No 9 contains Two hundred acres, forty
Of which is cear and nustly fresh, while the alance
is fine and well-tnbercd woodland. Sad Tract is
bounded by lands Of John G.. SiI,lins. E.t If r. b.
Bouknight and otllers.-The personally consists Of
Mime Negroes,
The Crop of Cotton, Corn. Oats. Fodder, a quanti-
ty Of FIuur, Stock Of Cattle, Ilorsrs aud Hogs,
Blacksmith and Plantation Tools. Road Wag-
gon, lluuselio'd and Kitchen Furniture. &c..
TEnMs--l credit of twc.ve months with interest
from date-purchasers will be required 10 give notes
with two approved securities. AL suiris Of and
under $40 cash. q. D.5HulET. Ex'ur.
Nov9 ST As
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Boot and Shoe Notice---A Dun

rsNO a who are ind b,cd to me, either by note
L or account. | now respectfully and earnestly
appeal fnr assistance ana hope that al will come
forward and settle up OF or before sale day in De-
ccnbcr next. Unl,ss you comply with this request.
friends and customers it will be utterly impossible
for me To continue business. Money is wanted,
and money must be had. Nj. McEFOY.
Nov li jt Ak
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Important to Farmers.

THIS will inform the Planters OF Edgehcd Dis
L trict that we have lately bought from MIR. >.
Il. & L. }. WAIT The right Of a very
Valuable Cotton.Seed Planter,
for III. above named District We will have an
Agent to exhibit the PLANTER, and will sell in
dyidua Rights aud Machines on reasonable terms.
It opens the bed, drills the seed and covers it: {:
and it is also excellent for drilling Guano or any
other Manure. The Planter was Patented lust Au-
gust by the Messrs WAIT, and is said to be second
to none in the Patent Office.
w. D. CALHOUN,
WAl. CARTER.
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TO former Friends and Patrons

10 I0fmer ErlGndS anu FdLT0lS,
@ E. BOW ERS, thankful for past patron
% age, would beg leave to inform the public that
he is now receiving LARGE Cunsisnmen,s of
Whiskeys, Brandies, Wines, Gordials,
AND LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS,
Sugars,
BROWN, CLARIFIED, CRUSHED AND LOAF,
SEGARS, HAVANA AND AMERICAN,
And all articles usually kept in the Family Grocery
Business.
-AlSo-
Being Agent for two large Wholesale Confectionery
Houses, one in New York and the other in Angus
Ia he is prepared to I'LL all orders for
RARgg.E:gs, vi W}'s.2s,.yBTlEGS, &C.,
At the shurtest notice possible.
As he is acting us Agent only, he would re-
spec,fully inform all thar his business must be done
on the CASH SYSTEM ENTIRELY !; for Lis low
prices anl small commissions will not warrant cx-
tension Of time on Goods sold.
He is determined 10 sell Low, for Cash,
and hopes to merit share Of the trade. Come one,
come al, and examine his Stock before purchasing,
it is all he asks.
s5Y- The business will be conducted under the
name and style of S. L. EowEns, Agent
Hamburg, Nov. ], If AZ
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N O t i G e /!

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Firm Q!
IN SPIRES & SSElLEY. in the Blacksmith and
Wherwright business. is this day dsso.ved by mn
tual consent Al persons Indebted to the concord
will settle with William Spires, as he is authorized
to settle up the business Of the Firm.
WILLIAM SPIRES,
THOMAS SEiLEY. Il
IJ,,,brro 0,t 15,h 1884 4t AZ
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Pinev Woods Land for Sale.

rENlIE Subscribers health being such us to prevent
Il hls Attending 10 his Plantation and Nils, he offers
for salr Twenty-Five hundred (22UO) acres OF land,
lying on Shaw's Creek about 10 miles South east
ol Edgeicld c. H., aud II miles North OF Aiken.
One half Of the above Tract is good planting land
and there is on it quantity Of timber, and GltlSl
and SAW MILL, on u never failing stream. The
proposed Rail Road from Aiken to the Greenville y
Columbia Rail Road will pass near or through 1t.
The stream affords sufficient water for q large
factory and 10 Capitalists rare chance for invest
rlrn, is offered.
Persons wanting information as to terms, &C.,
will apply to my br..thcr, George a. Adlison,. at
Edgeiicld G. h. JOS a. ADDlooM;
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22
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Patent Metallic Burial Cases

rENIlESE valuable a;r-tight and ndes,ruoblc Ca
l. ses for protecting and preserving the Dead for
ordinary in,rmcnt for vaults, for transportation, or
for any other desirable purpose, offered for sale
in this Village, cheap for Cash, by
j. NJ. WITT.
PSI have on hand an assortment Of all sizes.
July 81 If %