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DIR. EDWARD BLEECKER'S
8 II A NJ II Il DE NlIXTUIs

CERTAIN CURE for Chill Fever and Aruc, Cha
gres Peyer, and other bilious affections and
weaknesses.
The proprietor cannot forego the pleasure of
presenting to the reader the following certifi-
Gates as they are voluntarily given by parties
of the first rcspcctability in behalf Of this all
curing medicine. Strangers can rely upon their
authenticity, rs the accompanying acknowledge
ment, before the Mayor of tho city of New York,
will substantatc all that is claimed on their be-
half The nature and language Of these testiIno-
malls cannot be misunderstood:
PonT IIURoN, March 9, 1852
This is to certify, that was taken will, the
Aguc and Fever in the month of July, 1851. and
Immediately looked for something to cure me,
asmy bnshess was such that my time was worth
too much to lose, in my circumstances, and found
nothing to benefit me, until happened to be mt
Mr. J.. .. Mobiles store where heard Blceckcr'e
Stampede Mixture highly recommended. there
purchased bottle, and used it three times, from
Which time have been well; and will here
state, for tho benefit of tile public that immc-
dately went to work ON the marsh where nv
feet wcro' wet from, morning till night, without
having any faturn Of ague. liza PARxxR,
!. SiSpwIon, C. W., sept,4ls5s.
Having been informed by the Agents, in tho
town OF Sandwich n Dr. .Blecckers Stompo,l6
Mixture. for the euro Of fever and aeuc, md
other bilious diseases and having been SUFFERING
some TIME with the 1gue, procured a ,bufGs,
which has enfteiy cured me; tsnd hereby, ,cetti.
to 10 tic bast medicine ever used Tor that
purpose, and strongly RECOMMEND It TO those sf.
fictcd. 70 T. - ~. 81 sFRASz BnossEyNIS. rs
This isto certify, Tint have been asiiacssd
7. With fever land ngna.. accompsnied. BIZ heavy
e'siils and nigtrtsMs fcy NIcgor four month";,
and finally became 20 Weak : ana exlpansted as
sgot 20 le abie ~ attend t6my st8ssiSeAk !, ,ons
bottle Sf Dt Bteeek SfainpSiie Nfxtsqr has
gindo a perfect euss OF the disease ana ftosn tha
Areat beHefts 4 Have rcrsiy yssl al most
cordially Ieconuend it To- ts6ss wh1 ary affiicts
isG With bilicnss iona You as6 At tl56&feytn
Sse u seis s. s tonfs q HE
pah'sit lslsa !, p ~ tis Iasis
~ 8. ,9 TiroxAs doxs,a =, ss
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Ladies' Rich Dress Goods.
Snowden G. Shear have received from n

SuoWueu q OuedT nave received from Ncw
- York
Rich lsroealc and Fancy Silks of new and
splendid styles; sup. white brocadc aud fancy
pearl co'd silks; superior black figured and
plain black silks. of extra quality; Parisprntcd
delainesand cashmcrcs, of elegant styles; lupns 5
plain french mcrinos aud dclaines, of the most
desirable colors; lupin's small figured delnns,
(nll wool oibcautful styles for children; ladies'
worked muslin chimnscttcs, collars aud under
sleeves. very large supply; ladies, plaiu uli-
,ng; ladies mourning collars of beautiful tylcs;
white and colored silk blond laces, for ladies
evening dresses; ladies cloth tnma coaks, of
new and elrgantstylcs ladies black cloth cloaks,
for mourning, of beautiful styles; ladies' black
and rich co!orcd silk velvet n,antillas; ladies'
black and coored cloth fillcbcrtcs and t:lmns;
ladies superior black cashmere and tibct wool
shawls ladies' fancy Scotch, bay state, Water
vlelt, Waterloo and empire wool shawls, n very
large supply; lndics' superior mourning sllawls,
Of extra size aud heavy; II large supply ofhcavy
wooden shawis. for servants superior welch and
gnuze hannels; superior English coored hannels,
for Indies sacks Iandcs' cloths for cloaks and
tnlmas, Of beautiful colors; with grent variety
of other articles suitable for the prcscn: season,
and to NIL of which they respectfully invite the
attention Of the public.
Dee 1858, 80
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Co-Partnership Notice.

lIltiE subscribers have this day formed Co.
partnership for the transaction of Factor
l. age and Commission Business in this cii,
and New York, undor the firm OF O'NEALE
CRAWFORD Co., Boycc & Co.'S wharf, Chur
lesion; O'NEALE, HILL & Co, New York.
r. O'NEALE will continue to reside in CoIum.
bla. The house in this city will be under The man.
agemcnt Of DANIEL CRAwronp, and that in New
York will be conducted by N. Ii. HILL, who will
open the house there anterior to tho 18th proximo
of which due notice will be given.
We tender our best services to our friends, will
the usual facilities upon consignmcnts, addressed
TO either r. O'NEALE,
DANIEL CRAWFORD.
N. B. HILL.
Charleston, June 9, 1853 0 tr
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Splendid Hotel for Sale.

G;;;l intend To offer for sale on Monday the
ksgl 2nd day ofJannary next that fine and co:n
modons building, known rs the PLANTERS,
HOTEL, ROW occupied by John L. Dobrv; Bu.t t
& Dobcy, G. J. Glover and Benz. Frazier.
From its situation, the state of its repair, the
buildings furniture, lots und other apurtcm-
ance thercunto belonging, together with the
time il hns been used as public Inn, and resting
place for Travellers, there IL, perhaps no Hotel
In the upper country Of such real and intrinsic
val1e.
1t embraces Fifty or Sixty Rooms, including a
Hotel Bnr and Counting Room, Bar ROBIN f,,
the vending ofLiquors, Billiard Room, aud n
superb Parlor. II has the finest Kitchen and
Kitchen Furniture, Smoke House, Dnircy. and
oil othci necessary o,,thouscs. There is also at
tached to tho sald Hotel, Stables of the largest
capacity, and the very best Corn and Fodder
Houses, and n Garden supplying tlfe greatest
abundance Of vegetables. III word, there is
nothing wanting to the soid Hotel which might
contribute to the comfort, conv encilco and good
cheer of tho Travelling community.
Besides tho Hotel, there there will bc sold at
the same timc two other Lots connected with tho
premises, called the Stable or Pasture Lot. All
these Lots ure ofgood size, and of the very rich
est and most productive soil. But do not pre-
tend TO give description Of Sic rrc1nisef, which
shall be reliedon. Persons Wishing to purchase
must call and examine for themselves, ns wolf
the Houses aud Furniture rs tho Lots, and nc
curatc Pats of the latter will also bc exhibited on
the day Of SALE
The custom of the Planters Hotel is exceeding
Iy large, lucrative, aud Of the most orderly chuT-
acter.
The ssle will bc made ON q credit Of Que, two,
and three years, aud purchasers will be required
to give their notes or bonds with good personal
interest from date. JOHN DOBEY. :
Dec. % Gs ~" ~ III At =
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LANDS AND NEGROES.

As Agent OF the Distributes of Michael Werts
deceased, will sell OH Monday, the 9th Janu
ary next, at his late residence, eight miles south
west of Newberry C. IL, and ONO and hall
miles from the Silver Street Station, on the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, the followin .
tracts of land. viz:
l. The Home place, containing four hundred
and twenty acres, more or less, bounded by lands
OF James Spearnnn. Daniel Stewart, David
Wcr's, NJ. NJ Higgins, und the Brown truct. On
this tract is good dwelling house, new gin house
screw, and oil necessary out buildings, all in
good repair.
2. The Gaskin place, containing four hundred
acres, moro or less, bounded by lands of James
Spcarman, Washington Floyd David Stephens
Little River, and, tho Brown tract. On this
tract there is good dwelling house and out build
ngs.
3, The Brown tract, conf aiming three hundred
and forty acres, more or less bounded by lands
of NJ. Nj. Higgins, the Home tract, the Gaskins
tract, Little and Snuda rivers. On this is good
gin house and screw.
TERMS OF SALE.-lhcrc will be n credit of one
year for ono half ofthc purchase money, undt
years for the other half, with interest on both
from day of s'le. Good personal stuctcs will be
required, and mortgage of the premises, if
deemed necessary.
WM. D. REAGIN, Agent
r. :. Also, at the same time and place, as Adj
minisirator of Michael Wcrts, decd. will ssll
from Forty to forty five negroes belonging 10 said
decd. Among these thirty to thirty five
good king hands first rate sea trcss-
Also Ia horses and mules, stock of cattle, Hogs,
ar! Sheep, road Wagons, one of them ncw l
OK cart and two yoke of Oxen. Barouchc, l
Buggy, Corn, Fodder, ,Shucks, Wheat, Flour, Peas
Cotton seed Two Gins, Thras,erS,l Fam l set
of Blacksmith Tools Sated Pork, Household and
Kitchen Furniture and various other articles.
Terms of Sale will he made known on the day
of sale. WM. ID. HEAGIN, Administrator.
II.
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HOSIERY.

SHS.Vdcl ~ Shear have received from
~ New York
Ladies white aud black mcrno and'lau,bs wool
hose;
la'les' heavy 1cccy lined black raw silk hose:
ladies white, black aaI Slate colorcd English
hose;
gentlcmens superior cotton and mcrino half ,lo.;
misses and youths hose, n full assortment;
large supply OF chillrcns fancy cotton, worstc,l
and silk hosiery;
ladies' silk and mcrino vests, with long and short
sleeves;
gentlcmans mc:ino and silk shirts anil lawcrs;
misses mcrno vests;
complete assortment of .Alcxantlcr's ladies' kid
gloves.
The public nre respectfully requested to call
and examine the assortment
Augusta, Dec. 1858 35
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a6O 7Rew;ard..'

CTOLEN froid The subscriber ut Wcrrenton, 6
- miles west of Abbcvilc Z. II. on Saturday
night the 18th inst, Sorrel Horse, about niue
or ten yeurs old, chunkey made with fine limbs,
u small blaze in tie face, fore hoofs black, hind
boofs white, perhaps some lnurks Of gear, with
tho horse was taken d Saddle with black quilted
cover and spring stirrups. ann induced to believe
the man who took the horse IL u man oil medium
sizc, had on cap aud light coloured coat. Such
IL nlan secn neur My prenses--on the night
the horse was taken will give the above Te.
ward Of Fifty Dollars, for the recovery Of the horse
nui proof 10 CONVICT tho thief, or liberal rcward
fur The recovery OF the Nurse alone. -
u" .'i1"'' WILLIAM III. BROOKS.
.Ei,c Southern Rights Advocate will please copy
he above three times. and forward bill to the
subscriber at AbbsYille q. II.
Nov 24th 'F3't ''"Hi-''-frf' u. ~ .- II
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Final Notice;

4 IL those indebted to the undersigned, either
IA by note or book account. will please call and
make immcdiats payment, as we are determined
: TO close our business
- BRINDIiEY n ROSAMOND.
Hamburg Dec. Is. 1853 SO i'm
Peruvian GYano, FORMERS Plaster, Ket-
fleaOelrs Suits, and Salts and Guano,
Inn TONS Warranted genuine Perayian
lUU GNan0. ".,:t q. '.s',ts.. ..s . ,t y; J.
700 Bbl. PaSmersP PIatser containing 90 por cent
of Splpllate Lime. -
100 100 Bs's Ket'lssew. chenic't ss',t ~ : !,
Tor sails, alssbyyag4 by KifrrT. q RoBs3N.
,l& Atlantic Wharf Charleston s. e.
Planters who NAY desire either Of The sbosa
manurns will pleaso scud on their ordcrs at once
20. as to prevent disappointnonf. 81 't'' go
DEG. 1853, IS St
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COOKING STOVES! PARLOR STOVES! /!
~ The subscriber has purchased the interest of
H. W. Lawson in the Stove line, and intends to
keep constantly on hand, Cooking Stoves, Per-
sian Parlor Stoves Box Stoves &c, dc. lie
has now on hand, Cooking Stoves, wit, hollow
ware included at prices varying from $ to
$S3i, Us also rarl"r md Box stoves These
Stoves were purchased from the manufacturer
for cash, and will be sold low for cash, or ap-
proved credit. He will deliver them Mt any
point on the q. d G.. K. r., free of charre.
ISAAC BRANCH.
Abbeviilc {. H., Dec. II, 1888. BIN 80 jan .
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Glenn Springs Female Institute.

Glenn Springs Female Institute.
DIT. Rev. r. F. DAVIS d. D., cxoiIicio yistor.
- il: j.6 Mecsiiengs, As'csHi rropr'sto's.
Rev. George Benton, Rector. and Instructor in
Mental and Christian Science, Modern Languages
and History.
Mrs. Benton, Matron.
-----, Instructor in Mathematics, Natural
Sciences, and Ancient Literature.
Prof G. f. Divine, late of Limestone Springs,
Instructor in tire theory and practice of Music.
Miss c. III. Reid, Instrnctress in English.
C. Sosnowski, fnstructress in Drawing,
Painting. and Assistant in French.
Miss Sophia Marley, Instruciress in Englisl,
Branches, ind Assistant in Mathe niatics. - !
44.'ss Eliza Pratt Assistant in Music AID Eng
nh: w..
N.''.-The corps is not yet complete.
The ali, we institution, located at Glenn Springs
in Spartanbur, Dis .rict S. c., will be opened for
next. In conscrling a llis establishment into a
school for tho reception o., Young ladies' the
buildings have been thoroughly na'red ana nt-
ted up; and in furnishing them ar. W no pains
have been spared to make il, in every ssDcct,
such hsme rs parents would desire for tho: !:
daughters Particular attention. has been bcstow.
ed upon the musical instruments, and with large
and cfficientcorps Of tesohers. aud u thorough
course of study, il affords every advantage to be
enjoyed iD any similar institution.
Applicants are admitted Of any age oyer seven
years, and placed III such class as they may be
prepared, to join.
@ The Sch elastic year will consist Of one scssion
divided into two terms Of five months each, be-
ginning On shdi Let Of February and July. Va
cal lon, December md January. .. 80, ..
Rates.-:-For Tuition aud Board, including wa
sling, fuel. liglta DE, SIPS pet term, and there
will b. no extra thorge sxSsps kss Mnsic $50
per term, and for books, lslfset nnsi6 sDsawiug
materials, DC, actually ns6d: Sssss,
For further information, see Prospectus, which
may be had by applying to the Rector, Or either
of The Proprietors. 80 %, =.
.pCharleslon Mercury pub ish ,ri-weskly, and
all The other papers IN the state weekly, for three
month, and forward bills to one OF the proprio
tors ls jan5 80 BIN
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Watches, JcvvcIvy, Etc.

eA<C%D K A. HONGUE respectful
&ESSEN Iy informs his friends that he has
now OIL hand, and will constant
ly keep an extensive assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Mantel Clocks Of every variety, Silver and Pla.
ted Ware, large variety; Military and Fancy
Goods, Guns, Rifles, Sportsman's Apparatus, fine
Pocket aud Table Cutlery, together with all kinds
Of Fancy Articles.
His stock Of Watches, Clocks, Svnr Ware,
and )ewclry, embraces Il handsome and f,shionn
bic collection OF such articles II is his des:r,,
not 10 be surpassed in the taste and elegance of his
selections, and his prices will be found on examiu
alton to be us moderate as at any o:hcr establish
mcnt i'll the South.
lie solicits Il continuance OF the custom hereto
fore So libcrally bestowed OIL the old firm
>. Il. a: iONGUE.
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POULTRY.

0OTLT Dealers Planters ud Farmers al
l. thcSoutli., The subscriber is now prepared
u NIL orders to any extent for any known variety
OF choice imported aud domestic f,wls, geese
ducks turkeys, swisns, pen and Guinea fowls; and
will sell stock by the pair, trio or lot, ut very rca
sonablc prices. Those who buy to sell syain sup
Piled Oh favorable IL ms. will warrant all birds
sold by me to be equal in all respects to any III the
country Stock can be safely sent 10 any part
tf the United States.
No charge made for cages.
J. rLA1"r, Rhinebeck, n. Y.
Jau S. 81 AZ r.
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Administrators Notice.

4 Ii. the lcgatees of Thomas Hagen, dec, are
II hereby notified to appear before the Or,!i-
nary mt Abbeville G.. H., on the 9Th day Of April
next, us II final settlement will be made on tLut
day.
Persons indebted arc requested to mike immc-
d'"fe payment those having demands against
the said Estnta will present them legally attestcd
will not he responsible for interest after the
day Of settlement DAVID KELT.AR.
Jams 53 SO 5m Adn,'or
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Notice

A LII the lcgaces Of the Estate OF William I.o-
II max, decd, are hereby notified to appear
before the Ordinary at AGbrviilc c. H.. on the
!th day Of April next as final settlement will
be made Of tho snid estate OH that day.
:. fcrsons indebted are requested omake irninc-
diate payment. those having demands will present
'hem legally attsstcd. DAUlD KEI,LAR,
Jan ., J4 38 3fh Admir-
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New Books.

New Books.
We were shown yesterday two books entitled
the ILLUSTRATED Natural History" and "Ameri-
can Fora" which aro spendidly bound in Mo.
ROCCO and Muslin.
The History contains well executed paintings
Of all the various animals, together will, mi
mute und particular description Of their place
habitation and instructive pecuiaritics
The Flora is an encyclopedia Of the vegetable
Kingdom With pictorial illustrations of the va
riohs flowers and plants also tsiirts History with
their properties and tises. ~
A. B. srnose,t m. sDs is tho author Published
In New York. il s..'s,# SS3s z
. History bound in Muslin. - 500
Morocco, -, 1"' 8 DO
American Flora in Muslin, {: 3 80
q Morocco, 4 80
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Last Notice,

kFIIOSE indebted to the late firm Of Sifttfh and
i SlcCants either by note or book account
will do well To call aud settle the same before
return day, as longer Indulgence cannot be given;
VIC hope those indebted will avail themselves Of
this notice and save cost, 49,.
-. .>s.. SMITH & McCANTS.'
Dee. 8 1853 35 It
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Timely Warning.

A IL those indebted to the Estate Of the latc
IN John Mcflwain, whose notes or accounts
nre- due will tukc notice that payment must be
mn,le to the administrators, Bcfare the fifteenth
OF February next; after that time the same
will be placed in tho hands of officers for collcc-
tion-a"d this ~ihout respected persons.
WILLIAM Hill.
y. ALEN.. SALE.
ADJ L. H., Dec 2G, SO jan 5 80 1T
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Rich Carpets and Curtain Matc.
rials.
AnOWIGn s&. Slld..lr LIZ yn rcc.irnl fr1,,,,

~ New York
Rich tapestry velvet carpets, of new and splcnd-
id styles; English brussels carpets, of rich and
elegant styles; superior tapestry brussels and
Venetian carpets; superior ngrian and three ply
carpets; printed floor baizes, by the yar,l, and
IN patterns; carpets for halls and bed rooms, Mt
very i,w prices; superior white embroidered
lace and muslin curtains; rich colorcd dan,usks,
for window cnrtains; french window shades, of
elegant designs; curtain bands; rich corniccs:
brass and plated stair rods; furniture dinitics
aud cotton fring"s, large supdly french print
Ell table covers. of extra size and quality.
10 oil OF which they respectful invite the Mt
tent:on ofthe public.
Augusta, Dec. 7, 35
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BlackSmithinp.

a The undersigned PROPOSES to keep up a
st - Blacksmith shop OH the Cambridge Ruad
~ near the old Gray place, now known us
the Logan place. lie proposes to do all kinds of
carriage wa:on aud plantation work, also tn re-
pair guns and mike giinocks Alyof which will
be done III good style at the shortest notice.
ARON BUTLER
Jan 80 SO lv
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Notice.

isIdxN Stolen from tho subscriber on the oath
EGAs Dscsubes, 1865, 4. sorrel MARE, shout
f2.or f4 hsnds 3igk, with fi,s right eye out and
. little Whitoo ths right hnd loot, about s or
years old .tkuy. ipfofTnution Of kbs said mare
will be thankfully received ~ - -
r.. - THOMAS E, JESTER \, T
Jnn'5 81 81 s&T 33T .t.sj n
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Thalian Academy.

E1 HE exercises of this Academy, II miles
above Williamson, and Is above An,lcr-
son G. H., will be resumed OH the 9th JAM
1851, under care of Rev. j. J.. Kennedy, A. NJ.
RATES uF TUITION.
Per term Of months, from. .S G 90 to Is
Board per month, Observation-Disclosures Z 90
Dec -, 1888, 81 At
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Columbia. April 10 9 If
Fancy Dry Goods, Carpeting, &c:

ALLS & KINARD,
4 T their new establishment on Main strcot
II Columbia, respectfully invite their friends
and the public to examine their excellent and
wcll-scl"ctc'l assortment of scasonalic
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which they are selling on the most accommo,la-
ting terms imaginable a single call will assure
one the correctness of this assertion Their
CARPET ROOMS
display varicgatcd patterns, suited 20 every
taste. while the material is unsurpassed in any
similar establishment. Their motto being .tSmull
Profits and Quick Returns" they are prepared
to offer peculiar advantages to purchasers
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Midway Notica

a Lt persons indebted to DR.. VIM. r. Sanders
IA on account of tho Midway concern, either
by note or account, mus, settle the same by
the lst M'ndny in February next. After that
time they will find their mu,es aud accounts i'm
suit for collection. J. FOSTER MARSHALL
Jan ), "a M q,
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Jan L. 3


INDEBTED to the Estntc of George Mu,sl,a
deceased, are required TO niakc puyment on
orbcf"rc the 18th of February next: otherwise
their notes will be placed in the hands of an
attorney for c. lection.
JOSEPH =. MARSHALL.
JONATHAN JORDAN, H*ofs'
Jan ), 1851 "a II