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CLEARED.
ship Agnes (Brem), schillins Bremen, 0elrIcks& Co.
ship opheus tBrem), Schiling, Bremen, Hepninss Null
shin RADIANT, Bearse, San Francisco, Sutton a Co.
Rsrk II Spalding, Rocker, Lisbo1, X W Trandy.
Bark Gem Of the Sea. Miller Havsns, Aquirre Galway.
Bark n Sturges vianess Philadelphia Da gson a Co.
BARK Thorndile, Sawyer, Boston, Hsrbeck a Co.
Brig Emma Port, Conohs, Lisbon, Grnheii, hinturn
Tris Brothers Abbott, Grand Canary, J Norton, Jr.
Brig Siren (Br) Minton Harbor Briton, Nj. Rowland
biie Buems Mozs SPAN Anoorands st Johns. PR Gin.
brig M,cmnc CBr) Lewis, Yarmouth. II Brsinc.
scbr Salem tBr), Inness, Liverpool. Ms, Philips.
schr Jat Ward Baker, ST Johns, NE, Chase Small
Shr Col sattery, Steson, Charleston hcCresdy Mott&
Sebr G Smith, Carrow, Eewbern, j Smith A Co.
schr Nanhasset Brown Savannah, Scranton Tsllman.
schr Ann, Cole, City Point, Hunter Co..
Schr Farfax. Mott Aley ndriA, Abbott Dodge Co.
schr Arlington Murch, Norfolk, sturges Chairman Co.
Scbr Fair, Osborn Baltimore, MAILER A Lord.
Scbr Grshite State, Bsssett Boaton, W Lewis.
Steamer Ironsidee, Allen, philadelphia, Briggs.
sloop Merchant Douglas, Bridgeport, J II Ravens.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Empire City, Windle New Orleans Nay DO and
Mss he Tun from the Balire Havana in 45H hours.
Steamship Nashville, Berry, Charleston, with muse snu
rassepsers, TO Sponord, 1iieston Co.. -,
ship Drcadno ght (cipper), Samuels hverpoci NY
Nth ~dse aud s Whit sc% ysrpoo, for New
York The CROSSED the Banks In LAT A. and saw no Ice
Had a piiot ON board four days -.
shin Isaac wright Abel, Liverpool IS days. with mdse
sbip Bsrmsnis bosne Glssow SO days. with mdse and
o9s rssseusers 20 Durham Dimon. -
fUam) Ham burg. 30 dayawith mdse
and ?se passengers, 70 Bech Kunhsrdt,
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KEY WEST May 2s-Arr 18th brig Ksiafas, Eldridse;
York with Materials for Fort Taylor Capt reports that
on the It'll when lat 26 lon "a 26 upon unknown
Arr IS ,chr Mars Ill., wyman Baltimore with cargo of
coal for the Of the steamers OF the Gulf Squadron One
tons have been ordered to be cent 20 this city for
the city wharves and stored the custom house lot
The necessity for coal depot ut Key West Ia clearly
Also 18th bark Mustang Wsshia8ton. NYork with
detachment of troops The soldiers under the
command of Major Chase, and will be stationed IT Fort
Taylor The Mustang has for the city and materials
for the fort.
Arr ith brig TIavernier Lester, NYOrk also With mate
rails for the tort.
Arr Josh bark Peter Clinton Sites Philadelphia with
coal for the California steamers schr Lily r Nasauno
sid 18th brig Julia Arey Stone Havana. to load mo
LASER Boston, 18th bark Paria YOUNG port the
side OF CUBA to load moassea for NYork briggs Harp
Marcy, Havana; 18th, Andover Hardy, NYork /,
PHILADELPHIA, May cs-Arr schrs satavis, Psndls
ton New Bedford Weston, Moloy Salem; Saml Lenox,
Lenox, Bridgeport; Rockingham, Talpey Portsmouth;
HAIL. CAIN ana Mschess, Reed NYork: Mary Miller, Laws
Boetop.
Cid brigs Niagara Fit, Havana; Alfred EIai Beaston,
Savannah; Martha Wsshineton Andersen Boston, Mary
Chappeli Johnson Mobile; schrs Vendora Bray, Gouces
ter Mass Batavia ndeton, Ghsrleon Almata 8earse
Dghton; Reed Reed, and Mary Miller Laws. Boston;
MAtchltsp, Smith, Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

A letter from Cedar Town. Ga dated May 81, says:
On the evening OF the 18th, severe storm OF wind,
rain and bail swept the central portion OF our
county, from nortnvest 70 southeast, doing mmsnse
injury to the plantations over which 1t passed.
WHEAT crops in particular, too far advanc to
recover, have been almost ent:rey ruined, at time
when account Of the scarcity Of graio, they
held in than ordinary estimation. Forests have
been ,enuded OF their foliage, fowls in abundance de-
stroyed and millions OF poisy locustA forever sen,ed
Resbe persons RESIDING In the track Of the storm say
that the hal ground the depth Of foot
and that drifts OF hail three feet deep la
places. The dsmsee cone TO some fields by washing
as estiu ated probably with shade Of extrava
eanoe-as equal 10 the ordinary washing Of csntury.
Several OF The families feyously affected by this
sto were ALEC principal sufferers by terrible lorna
60 which listed county the 18th Of March last
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New Movement
A PROCLAMATION ABOUT THE HIGHER LAW FROM
GEOR0E N. SAUNDkRS.

GEOh0E Ne SAUNDERS.
[Frcm John Wen!worth's Chcsg0 Democrat.1
We call attention t, the proclamation of George N.
Sanders of the United States to the OF Viz
ginia. 1t is George all over.
The last proclamation he made to the people of
France against young Bonsparte
Sancers, be it remembered is the man who invented
the term old ogy" applied to sntquated politicians.
He employed by Judge Douglas to father his arti
which attacked Gen Cass, Gen. Butler, &c H..
pouela what Illinois claimed the Judge replied,
stNGthDg, only want Sanders provided for"
eIs there notbiog else that would suit you better 2
stNotbpg," said the Judge.
So Sanders made Consul to London, and then
General Pierce and all his Cabinet to and had
him Ieiec,ed.
Judge Douglas and two other democrats only voted
for him. Gen shields fought against him and voted
sganst him. and this caused the hard feelings between
Jucae Douglas aud Gen. Shiecs which eventuated In the
defeat Of Gen Shields.
Sapcers was in ecstaces at the defeat OF Shields and
that he did not issue his proclamation the
people Of Illinois copgratulatIDg Them.
Sancers is upon Senator Hunter because Hunter
voted to reject him. In this think Hunter
wrong, re voted to confirm many worse men than
Sanders although oil be true that is said against SAN
doRs which are not prepared to admit.
Sanders had claims Hunter, as he wanted Hunter
to be Vice Presto ent when Douglas made President
and remember that he on,e sent TO a very able
article anowritten by ADLER hand than his, In
favor OF Hunttr AZ Vice President.
We hear that Mr. Sanders Ia soon to make proclama-
trn the people Of the United States touching the
Presidency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29
The Watering Places.

from the New port News, May 20
syge bumter Of the no els in this city have opened
for the seaecp. The Atlantic House has been put
perfect orotr many improvements have been in.
tide I'd out and this has been thoroughly paint
ed. The walls Of the DINING room, which were dark,
have been bard-6nished and the room has thus been
greatly improved IN appearance.
The Bellevue has Teen renovated throughout, and
s now in excellent The puolic psrlor has
lie. entirely fstsd with and beautiful furniture
and presents an elegant appearance Mr.. Hazard has
expended COO the house the past winter Mr..
Charles N Tl*y who has been At the Bellevue for
number OF years. has left and win assist Mr.. Weaver
at the Atlantic this year. MIR. Hazards son. q compe
and eentl msnly young man, will taAe the place OF
Mr.. TDey at the 6euevue.
The Touro House has Hkew been put In the best
order and viii he tept before, by Mr.. Devins assist
ed by Mr.. William G Towpsend.
The Aqu6beck Houfe has been renovated and i'm
proved and still kept py Mr.. Rider assisted by Mr..
1aber.
The Kay Street Bonse by Mr.. Bateman, has been put
in excellent order for the season.
1be Park House, by Mrs. Whsley, has been altered
trd improved and 6ted with furniture throughout.
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The following dssns persons were in Detroit on
the 18th inst :-Hon Robert McLeiand, Secretary Of
Malcolm Cameron. OF Canada Hon. Erastus Corning, Of
Albany; Hon. ". J. McAlprre, Of Albany; Hon. Joseph
Russell, G., Of New York. Gen. orville Clark; Hon. z.
Secretaries Guthrie, Mel LELAND and Davis arc now
absent from Washington Mr. Guthrie viii DO ct his
post an not Ssors
next month.
ARRIVALS.
oonsrnor rooms oston Colonel WnsS1op Nsw Orleans
Captain Dsy, Hartford; John Grouse, syraouse Cyrus Al
,hs .;ss,Spolissn1Prst p HeLs.n Ea.ssn PA
Shas. A bowen; Geneva Rost. MsAliis.sr and family.
s Bss nj a ss sny p .s
Collier A I; WsssrmAn, s. Louis
Molssn psnnsyivara; =. n. Phillips, Mass q. @. Pres
sps hsfss ms Has ssi:
Keiioas, MT sosisnd, Peoria D wynn "A''''0"h' "m
s:sS reIT0rs s
YSrs; BsyardTsylor. Philadelphia; schaer, NJ Hazard,
At the cOllamore House-Hen VIM Samuel johnson and
spn and s%y and family Gen.
tral America, James Esmonds Esq, Boston
Bis S:1 n
isny, LADY ana SON Madame Porsr, St Roman, BarSo.
Bansasanden and lady 3 rairshiId and seryt.
s11 ss nGs hi2 @
Gs
Lee LADY five children aud servant Buche., Mujor
Cowinr Cuten Miss Harris Mrs Muller aud daughter
A kicker, Col McC Montgomery, Ronda Lean, A
Bsrras. Stupe Mrs Norman smith, Mrs alis, two
children and servant Mrs Rice, Mice Dempsey Miss
Heart George Wckof Mrs Taylor and Miss Lees and ser
vaut
Prom Havans-5smes Springer, lady infant and two
sSy ss: rsrs ssgs's.
actsrman, Horguer, 3 Brsns, valdes, CARTS,
T Frazer, Mr. Kir win Miss johnson.
From CaIiforniA-Mr Fox, mail agents Gen Heran and six
servants Jerry Psrr, N Pelens Artits, Con
Gusmar, w Morton Hicks Capt Graz, lady. child and
servant, of ship FL Dorado and 100 in steersge.
In steamship Nashville. from Charlsston-Geo W Ken
Miss Jordan lizard ard family, Maneault and lady
W Fuller and lady Miss Crafts Mrs Curtis, Mrs Lamb,
Mudgot, s Weeks, TNft. lady and Mr. Wright
and LADY, Miss Euerhans, Mrs Dutues and child, A
Glover Ponceyuon II Whitaker, lady, children and
servt Miss Stewart Miss CAVITY Misses and ManlySut,
Mis- Gsntier, Mrs Roberts and children. Elliot
Leroy Lee and lady. Boyce, McKeryh, Men.
lore Rogers, Ferguson, Capt kesn Mrs Putnam Mss
Rice Mr. Cottenett and lady Odeil Blackburn. Mrs
Moody and sop l. Bursby, Jno Kassell, DR. Cakins
J Munro II Sassard, II l. Smith, Moss, Mrs Lewis
and son. w Alhergotie, W Mennes Whitney, Pur.
year-53 in the steersae
From Brem en-, in ship Helsne-Nr Deyener. F Eber
len snd family Misses krentel, w Kreotel Mr. Wey
rauch and family, Miss Gieseler, Kornemann, Rev
Arnold nd family II Browsing.
From GLASGOW in sh,p Rarmonia-cspt Cook and lady
Mrs Gavin, John Baltic.
From Liverpool, in ship Isaac wrisht-Alex Law.
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Ship Helene (Brsm), volckmsnn. Bremen, SO days, with
dse and 100 passengers TO Pavenssdt Schumacher April
30 lat 4S 10 Ion II 30 Am bark showing white flag
wj<b . dark cross in II. steering eastward
Bark Albion Lincoln (of HArpswe Dunning. Sagus May
L. with sugar and molasses to master Spoke 17th on
Csrysfort Reef ship Houston nston Of New York
Mobile for Europe deubtlsss the Mortimer Livingston
Bark Jof Carver Be.son, Hershsw. xssansss May
Brig Minorcs (Br) Fase Palermo April passed brsl-
20th with fruit DC, to Chamberlain. Robinson
FL perienced heavy weather; stove bulwarks, 80.
Schr Esther (Br Noses Alelsndris Egypt, l32 days,
with rags order May L. lat 81 49, los s. S.
sci Of about 300 tons burthsn and sppareny coppersd bot
scir Hall cot sedgewicil. Sargent, Darisn, days.
With naval stores Ranton Watson. NAV "a lat
a. spoke brig Pilot Fish, from Boston, bound South days
sehr Louisins, Hudson, Charleston with cotton, 10
McCready. Mott 4 Co.
Scbr Kate Holbrook. -, Newark for Boeton.
Schr Lucy Blake, Torrey. rewark Tor Boston.
Scbr Gen Peavy, Hunt Lubec.
Schr III Nash, -, HachiAs.
Schr United, Robbins Pawtucket
Scbr American Belle. Brown Boston.
Senr Cath Arne WILCOX, Sturges Boston.
Schr Ellen Rodman OsRood New Bedford
schr Myers. Rhodes, Rockland.
Scbr Daniel Russell, Smaller, Portland, CT.
Schr lmogene, Rugs1es, Providence.
Schr Jane - WArehAm.
schr Ellen Perkins, Chapman, Albany for New Haven.
SAILED.
Ship Webster, Liverpool
Wind ut sunrise NJ meridian. do; sunset and light
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Mrs Stephens, wife OF Jacob stepbens OF Frankfort
township New Jersey aged about so years, hung her
set with bed cord tie 2lst inst She left her bed
during the night. and in the morning abe found
suspended D. the neck, corpse Her husband for
year two past has teen ia eonsdera BILE difficulty on
account OF illegally sell ng liquor, was at the last
Court sptnced 10 the State prison. T6is crcum
% thought wofhed upon the ie sings Of Mrs stephens
ted SUICIDE
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Two we're arrested, OF Hartford the oath inst
chsrged with passing counterfeit money On searchiDg
them there founda let OF counterfeit bills on the
Greenwich Bank, New York, set of burglars tools,
loaded Pistol, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29
The Turf.

LOUISIANA HACFH.
AKTAIRIE COURSE FrcAy, May l8.--Purse $50. Mile
heets3 70 harness Free for all second class pac-
ing horses.
s. Ktce's r. 8. Dan Rice .........,..... 2 Ii
-Ceort Futcbttis tl q Capt Hauner 4 . 2 2
H. /. Wrbtf's !, g. Geo. MARTIN. ......,,. cist
lime, 2aS-243M- 245-2:53.
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Whaeship Alexander New Bedford 42l tons, with all
dscharged from her last sold
by auction At New Bedford SATURDAY., for $975 One
fourth ship James Allen 5 with al appurten
&c, cold same time at the tate Of 0O0.
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kARITIMH INTELbIGENCE.


ALMANAC NEW YoRK-rHIs DAv.
Sur RIsrs.,,........43t MOON SETS. morn =
suN sxrs.........72 "a HIeH wArEa. morn. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
SIacriG''S Sale.

DY Virtue of Sundry writs Of Fl. Fa., 10 me d-
ID rected, | shall proceed to sell on the first
Monday in Al pril next at Edgeiield G. H., the
following property, in the following cases, viz:
Joseph Rambo VS. james burst, Oac Tract of
Land containing One hundred and twcn,y.scven
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of William S:
Howard. Also, One Negro woman Gertrude aud
her infant child.
John Jones VS. Susan Garrett and P. NJ. Fenley,
One negro man Jim, the property of the Dcfen-
lant Susan Garrett.
Alfred May vs. John Youngblood, One Tract Of
Land containing one hundred and sixty, (l6O) acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of James Dorn Abner
Hearn and others.
George A. Addison and others Executors, vs.
John Autry; The Same vs. Elizabeth Smith and
John Autry The Same VS. The Same, One Tract
of Land containing One hundred (l0O) acres, more
or less adjoining lands Of David Harris, John
Bodie BEN j. Hatcher and others, the property oi
the Defendant John Autry.
John Jones VS. John Quatt!cbum and WiIaHsJ
Faulkner, Exors; James Smyley, Assignee, vs.
The Same; Other Plaintiffs Us The Same, One
Tract of Land containing Two hundred and eighty
(2s0) acres, more or less, adjoining Lands Of Dr
John Landrum, James f. Lowry and others. This
Tract Of Land to be sold at the risk Of former
purchaser, who failed to comply with the Terms p
the sale.
Terms Cash. LEWIS JONES, s.. E. D.
Mar Ite
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
Executors Sale,

DY virtue of in order from H. 7. Wright, Or
ID dinary Of Edgeticld District, will proceed to
sell at the late residence OF John Rinchart Sr, dee
on Wednesday the 2Sth March, the following pro-
pcrty belonging TO the Estate Of SAID deceased, viz:
Fourteen Likely Negroes,
Stock OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs, &C., together with
sucleo,hcr articles usually wanted on plantation.
Also, Valuable TRACT OF LAND on Cloud $
Creek, on which is an excellent Saw, Grist and
FIGURING Mill, all in fine order and running.
Also, the interest OF the deceased in i GOLD
NINE. (Wil be described on day Of sale)
Also, another TRACT OF LAND, containing
Two hundred and forty acrcs more or less, and
bounded by lands Of j. 4. Bcdcnbaugh, Martin
Shraly and others.
Also, the POPE MILL PLACE, containing two
acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of George
Watkins and L. Elhcrcdge.
cS- The Lands can be seen BY application to the
Executor.
TERMs.-The personal property will be sold on a
credit until the 25th day of December next The
real estate OH credit OF one, two and three years.
The first installment due the 25tll Dec. lS55-thc
second due the a5th Dec. 1856, and the third due
Dec lS57-wth interest from date, interest payable
annually. Purchasers will be required TO give
notes with ample security, and if necessary mort
rauc on the real estate. The entire estate to bear
interest from the day Of sale.
WM. RlNEHART, Ex'or.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
Edgefeld Male Academy.

yuyIIlh Trustees of this institution take pleasure
in announcing that they have made ample ar
rannemcuts for its conduct during the present year
Mr.. WILLIAM McCASL1N and Mr.. ERASMUS
YOUNGBLOOD, two young gentlemen Of fine
Classical education, have the School now in charge
Both Trustees and Teachers hatter themselves with
the baef that tler School will not have its superb
or in the State. Either Teacher Is qualified to
instruct thoroughly in every branch required for en-
trance into our Colleges, North or South. As it is
not probable, from the delay we have unayoidably
encountered in opening the Academy that we shall
have at any time during the year an inconvenently
large number Of Students, those who dc come will
enjoy the great privilege OF constant and careful su-
peryision. Parents will at once sec this advantage
in its proper light.
We respectfully ask Of our friends, and the friends
Of the School, that they will come forward and ell
ter their boys Immediately. The full Scholastic
year will be taught.
Terms.
For the Classical Department, per annun,. S36 OO
I" Higher Eng. 320O
Ordinary 2o,oO
Cap,ol board to be had in pleasant families.
JOHN LlPSCOMB,
r. r. MINIS,
ARTHUR sIMKINs, x
GEO. a. ADDISON, 8
LEWIS JONES.
Jan 81 If 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
13ountV Land,

T1HE Soldiers who served in the War of 1912
i and nil other Wars since 1890 are now enti-
tied to quantity of Bounty Land sufficient to make
out l6O acres, including the quantity they have al
ready received. Those who have already received
40 acres arc now entitled to l20 acres, and those
who have received 50 acres are now entitled to oO
more.
a. PERRIN who has heretofore acted as Agent nt
this place, for obtaining Land Warrants, has again
opened his Office for that purpose, and will vgo-
will also buy the Warrants, when obtained.
GT OFFICE, Law Range, Edgeiield G. H., s. G.
PERRIN.
P Sin my absence WM. IL. ATKINSON, Esq;
will attend to all Claimants that may apply, and will
be found in my Office. a. r.
March Ia a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
Saddle & Harm ess Mandatory


rVNHE Undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
L to the citizens Of EGgricld Village, and sur
rounding country, that he has secured the Room
recently known as the Post Office, for the purpose
of carrying on the SADDLE AND HARNESS
BUSINESS in all its various branches, and hopes,
by giving strict attention to all work entrusted to his
care to rcccivea liberal share Of patronage.
Saddles, Brides, Trapping & Harness,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Will be made to order, in the latest and most i'm
proved styles, and ui the best material that can
be procured
REPAIRING neatly and promptly executed.
-" AS my Terms are CASH, OF course my
charges will be far more reasonable than customary
in this vicinity Give me trial, and satisfy your
selves. REUBEN G.. GOLDlNG.
Feb : It
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
Valuable Land for Sale,

TINE Subscriber offers for sale ONE HUN
DRED and SEVENTY-FlV e acres Of Land.
1t is all in woods, and the best timbered Of any
Lands in this section Of country. Said Tract ad-
Joins lands Of COL w. L. Coleman, Daniel Posey,
h1alich Cogburn, the Estate Of Lewis Derrick, and
the tract on which the Subscriber resides. If not
previously sold private sale it will be disposed Of
on the first Monday in October next, ON credit
until the first January next.
will also sell, if the purchaser Of the above de-
si.cs to buy, the highly valuable plantation on which
live containing FOUR HUNDRED ACkES:
1t is deemed unnecessary to say any thing more ol
these truly excellent Tracts of Land.
If treated for privately, good bargain can DC
obtained.
rB- For further information call on the SubscrI-
Der on the premises.
Enh IL SIN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
Glenn Springs.

TIME Subscriber begs leave to inform the public
that the above pleasant WATERING PLACE
will be rc-opcned for the reception of company OH
the lst of April hcSt under the management of Mr..
J. C. JANNEY, late of "Janncy's Hotel" CO.
umbia, S. c. The buildings are now in thorough
repair and before April next they will also be hand
somely furnished. ,,,- a
Watering Place, and the reputation OF Mr. Janney,
rs Hotel keeper, are such MS to require no further
notice. 1. .. AM 1oh: proprietor:
Erb 7 OH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
Save VOur Corn.

A NY Person can save Fifty or more Bushels
N Of Corn, per annun, by getting box OF
PARKS RAT POISON. Price, Twenty-Five cts.
per Box. Apply to TUT IL PELLETlER.
Hamburg, March u. Sm'
Merchants can obtain it from Mcssrs SlMoSDs,
RUFF s. Co., Charleston. SO make at least one hun
dred per cent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
Professional Card.

DR. M. w. ABNEY, will in future be
IL all times, either at his Office, adjoining w
w. Adams Office. and opposite Maj. George A.
Addison's residence, or at his own house adjoining
the Male Academy.
~ He will attend strictly to all calls upon him
Feb 81 If 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
Planters, Notice This,

VNuE FINE YOUNG JACK Bolivar, will
L stand the present Spring Season at his own
Stable only, at $40 to insure live Colt. ANY per-
son putting mare and trading her before the fact
is asccrtained whether she is in ioal or not will be
held responsible for the money. All possible care
will be taken to prevent accidents, but will not be
responsible for any should they occur.
w. l.. PARKS.
Mar st" s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
Runaway

LSROM the Subscribers residence on the Ridge.
l. during the night Of the 5h instant, his negro
man JIM Said negro is Of light complication. about
five feet eight or ten inches hgh rather stout. with
a small scar ON his right check. lie had on when
he left, light cashmere coat and pants, and fine
pair Of boots.
1t is probable that Jim is either in the ncighbor.
hood Of Columbia or Aiken, more probably the
latter.
A suitable reward will be given for his appre.
hcnsion and delivery to the jailor at Edge6eld c.
II. Any information thankfully received
NJ. B. WEVER.
Ridge, S. c., Jan II If i
W Columbia papers please copy tri-weckly until
further notice, and forward accounts to NJ. L. w.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Nv EOUITT

Exparte Petition for settlement
Julia AlcClcndon, Of Property.
TT appearing ,ha, 'Tllos. MeClcndvn, the husband
i of the petitioner above named, is beyond the linn
its Of this STATE and the object OF the Petition being
to set apart to the sole and separate Of his wife
Julia, certain sum vf money arising from the sale
"f Joseph Wh,,lcs real estate On motion OF
Morasnc, for petitioner, it is hereby ordered that
tn. aforesaid Th"s McClcndon do plead, answer or
dcmur TO the PRAYER Of his said wife Julia, within
three months from the date Of this publication, or
the Petition will be taken pro contcsso against
him. y. SlAlklAS, Z. +. j.. ID.
Ian 10 1853 SIN 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-21
Manufactured Tobacco {!

TUST Received direct from the Factory, Thirty
c Boxes CHEWING TOBACCO, comprising
Four Choice Brands, viz: Honey Dew, Oronoeo,
Extra and Premium. For sale by the Box, or at
retail at LOW PRICES Don't fail to call and
sample before buying elsewhere
G. L. PENN, AGENT.
Oct &c If al