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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-03-28

~ There has been an arrival of new goods
at the cheap store of W. T. IRWIN. SEE IN
another column.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-03-28

NTEW FIRN.-A. & J. PATCHIs having taken
IN to themselves the Store formerly owned by
Jno. Patchin & Sons, take pleasure in informing
their friends and the public generally, that they
have lust received from the city a splendid assort-
ment of Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes, and everything else
usually kept in country store Persons wishing to
buy cheap and good g foods, should not forget that
they are eern OF to be undersold by any store
in the county. We invite and all to come and
examine our stock for themselves as we charge no.
thing for so doing. AARON PATGHIN-
Nov. '54-tf JACKSON PATCHIN.
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10 Those of our readers who so frequently
have occasion to visit Tyrone, viii find it pro-
fitable to call and purchase goods from f. a.
BELL & Co. See card in another column.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-03-28

Ev p. BUTLER, Attorney and Counsellor at
4 Law, Glearfeld Pa, will attend faithfully to
all professional business entrusted to his care
March T. 1S55-tf.*
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T IsT OF TRAVERSE JURORS

IST OF TRAVERSE JUR0RS.-Br9aay
AZ 1p.-Join J. Beams George Ellinger, Jr. 4
Michael Broom and Andrew Moore, farmers.
Bradford. Patrick Curley, Jas. Stewart, Conrad
hylar, Jr John Kline and V. j. Holt, farmers.
Beccarfu. Hegarty, Anson Curry, farmers
BHr7tstde.-WilliaIn Hutton, William Aehenson,
Joseph M'Murray and James Gallaher, farmers.
BeH,-Dayid Bell, fnller; Jacob Campbell and
Thomas Hoover, farmers.
BoggS.-Lindsay Stone, David Adams, Charles
sOaldwallader and Thomas Ralston, farmers
Cay1ceHscEkle Boro-J. C. Read, carpenter.
= CotlRSt0N.-Solomon Maurer, farmer
. CkeaLfskd.-Henry w Parks Coachmakcr; Ben
Jamin Babeock and Alex. L. Southard carpenters
FeTgUson.--Andrew Davis, blacksmith; Martin
v att, lumbertuan; Albert Bishop, farmer; s. L.
CobieI physician; David Fox, farmer
GoS}ten.-Matthew Tate, farmer; W. L. Rishel,
just. peace; Robt Bumgardner, farmer.
Huston-H Pond, millwright; d. Tyler, justice
Jor4a7a.-D. S. Catheart, Ed Comford, farmers
KaytkaHS,-John Eiselman, farmer
Lawxeaesy--Levis c. Garden, Benjamin Spack-
man, Richard Shaw, Jr., Abraham Ogden farmers;
Josiah w Baird Taylor Rowles, carpenters; James
HUFF, blacksmith ;; VIM Merreli gentleman.
Morr5s.-P. Rayhorn:P 2. Swartz, A Hunter farmers,
PFkc.--John p Hale, Joseph A. Caldwell and
Jonathan HartshOrn, farmers
Penn.-Asaph Kirk, Andrew Moore farmers; 2.
Maurer, blacksmith; SAM Widemire, lumborman.
Union Joseph Scofeld, farmer.
W00d1g9r2.-John Whiteside, farmer
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EIvIRST ARRIVhL.---FAIdI AND WINTER
. GOODS, AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE
Just received, q large and splendid assortment Of
GOODS Of almost every description, suitable for the
season. and selling eff at very low prices. Ladies,
Gentlemen, and every person wishing to buy goods
n tts Uery EoUest prices respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
Prod uce of all kinds received in exchange for
goods WA L. IRWIN.
Clearfeld, 1854.
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vWatermen, and others who ind 1t neces-
sary to stop in Philipsburg, will see by ref
farence tn a card in another column, thatJ. G.
RusK, of the ssPailips6urg Erchange'N Is pre-
pared to accommodate them. Give him a call
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-03-28
DOROUGH ORD1NANCE.-Bs It enacted

DOR0UGII ORD1NANCE.-Be 1t enacted
ED blythe Toca Colt'tcJE Of tie BoT07fg|s OF Gear
fed. That all persons laying timber, boards or
Shingles on the public grounds Of the borough,and
those now having the laid there, shall pay to
the Treasurer Of said borough the sum OF i've doI-
lars for each and every timber raft aud ten cents
for each and every thousand feet OF boards, or
thousand shingles, for each year or season which
said timber boards or shingles may be lala on
after all persons Wishing to occupy said grou-.ds
for any of the above purposes, shall be required to
obtain leave OF the Chief Burgess and Lish Con
stable who shall select and measure C The ground.
and see that free passage to the River IS left
open HM- Ikh N iS''FSess.
AttesE-TM. PoRTER, SEC. s12-eA. Z, %.
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A STRAX.-Canle to the residence of the sub
"a scrber, living in Burnside township, on the
I7th inst, sorreI MARE, supposed to be a5oasix
wears old n white stripe on her face, hind foot
white and both hind egssare, supposed to be burnt
with Aqua Forts. The owner is requested to come
forward prove property. pay charges and take her
away otherwise she will be disposed Of according
To law THOMAS MAHAFFEY.
Burnside Township, January 81, 1855.
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uRaftsmen, who geing down the river
in the Spring, are informed, by notice in
another column that |sWhite Hall Boarding
House,, near FrenchYille, is prepared for their
reception by the proprietor JOHN W. RIDER.
If Johns .sour krout' is as well seasoned as
Mother Moore's, We have no doubt he'll get
lots of custom.
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TE7YRoNE LIVERY sTABLE.-The sab
Z. scriber, having removed Lis Livery Stable
from CurwensvilIe to Tyrone City, begs leave TO
his friends and the public that he Is at al times
prepared to supply them with Horses, carTi ses,
buegies, and other vehicles on hire, at the most
reasonable terms. inquire at the CITY Hotel"
JAMES CROWTHER.
Tyrone January 81, 1S55.-5rno.
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7 IsT OF GRAND JURORs.-Bra&y z p
"a Thomas Taylor, saddler; Peter AshenfeIter
and William Kirk, farmers.
BraL/orR.-Jac. Pearce Dav. Mcdowell, farmers.
BsLL.-J. McMannus, ,tcacher;J Newcomer farmer.
Beccgyi4.-Johu B. Dillon, farmer.
CLearfeld Bor0ugh-Thomas Robins carpenter;
Christopher Kratzer, merchant
Cly7rc1ssLjHc Boro John Draucker, innkeePer.
Cori9lgton Tp.-Joab Rider, farmer.
CzsSt.-Nelson Hatch, farmer
DgcztWr.-Andrew KephartJ J. Gearhart farmers.
Ferg gtAson.-Thomas Ovens farmer.
GarGrI.-Jacob shape, farmer.
Huston Gold Wilson, farmer.
Jordzn-Wm. Dunlap, Jno. McNeal. farmers.
Mor7ts.-Jos Poster John W. Irwin, farmers.
UVioR.-Moses Baily, farmer.
IVo02tc1nt. VIM Alexander, Jr,, farmer.
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EHRATN FOR SALE.-Wheat Rye Oats
w Corn, and all other kinds of grain for sale. at
market prices, by the undersigned, in Curwens-
vile. Fars Of every description taken IN exchange
and the highest prices paid. Apply to
WM. Il. BLOOM, Agent
March 7.-Gt% for G.. ". KspLer.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-03-28

ENERTAIN CURE FOR AGuE.-FAIR TO
~ ALLi-yo CrRE NO PAY.--This prep aration has
established reputation, and Is offered with
dence as cure for fever and sZpe or inteTmittent
fever. 1t may bs taken by the Inost delicate with
perfect safety, being pure Tegot25Ic syrup.
IF taken according TO directions without curing,
second bottle will be supplied free of charge, or
tho money returned. Rous gen957is eeitho4. tAs
signature J. Il. PALETHORP. Jr..
No. 50 North Second Street. Philadelphis 81
October IT, 1851.
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e Those desiring to go into the Daguer-
reotype business, can purchase first rate a2a-
ratus by applying to D. S. Moore. See card
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TEHIEIPSBURG uOTEL:-The subscriber
il would inform his friends n Clearield, and the
public generally that he has enlarged and reftted
his house, and is now enabled to compete success
fully with any Hotel in the country. No pains
viii be spared TO render his guests comfortable.
His table shall always be supplied NTH the bcs.
the market can afford and his charges moderate.
He respectfully invites his friends and Others 70
give him 4 call DAVID JOHNSTON.
Phiipsburg Jan. 81, 1855. ! :.
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TD9a bushels of dried peaches and apples just
1VO received and for sale at the store of
March, 1855. W. Z. IRWIN.
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UT Those of our merchant friends who de-
sire to lay in first rate stock of Drugs and
Chemicals, and to buy from first rate firm,
should call 138 Market ST., on their next visit
to the City, at RUSSELL s. SCHoTT's.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-03-28

owe presume most of our citizens reccol-
leet an estimable young man named j. B.
BOONE, formerly of this county. He may now
be found at the large and splendid Boot and
Shoe House of BOXER, BRorHERs 3 JONES, No.
15s & 16O Market ST., Philadelphia, where he
viii be happy to meet his large circle of Clear
field acquaintances and to accommodate them
with cheap and elegant stock of city and cas-
tsrn made boots and shoes. Give him call,
ASS clever fellow, sud is With good firm.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
Jackson: Street Hospital and Surgical
INFIRMARY for NEGROES,
AUGUSTA,GA.

-...r.-s ,hOUOS1hy Sh. ?
HSHE Undersigned would respectfully call the
i attention Of Planters and Slaye-owners gene
rally, to their very complete and extensive establish
ment in, Augusta, Ga, for the accomp,9dation of
NEGROES requiring SURGICAL OPERA
TlONS or Treatment in CHRONIC DISEASES.
The Buidiug is situated corner Of Jackson and
-Fenwick Streets, between the Georgia and tho Sa-
vannah Rail-Road Depots; and IN sight Of both.
II is therefore convenient for the reception Of pa
tients from distance In its construction through
out the entire plan, was kept in view the special
purpose to which it is applied being furnished with
everything which can conduce to the comfort Of the
SICK. Il is supplied with hot and cold baths and
shower baths-and has waier-closets in each story
to avoid fatigue and exposure to the patients It is
also well ventilated and lighted with gas. With
the constant attendance Of experienced male and
female nurses, the patient will be saved much Of the
suffering which too often is the Of unavoida-
BILE neglect in the treatment of NEGROES in ord-
nary private practice. ~
TERMS-For Board, Lodging and Nursing, per
month, $40. For alt NECESSARY Medical attendance,
Surgical Operations, 60, the same as in ordinary
II. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon
:. R. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician.
Augusta, mu Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

W7iLL be sold to the highest bidder, at public
wv ouiagy, mt the-late residence of N. J.. Griffin,
Esd. decd, situate onthe Plank Road to Hamburg,
four miles below Edgefield C. IT,, on the Goth
December next and days following, the per-
senal Estate Of said deceased, not heretofore dis
FOrty-Thrce Negroes,
Amnng whom; are Cooks, Sean,stresscs, Washers
and Ironers, House Servants, Miller, Black
smith and valuable field hands They are generally
young and likely; and purchasers desriug Negroes
of the above description can doubtless be,suted.
II or IL Valuable Horses and Mules,
A Stock of Cattle Of excellent breed, some Stock
llogs-abOut =, :, -: :. ::
500 Bushels of Corn, ~,
Cotton Seed, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
In continuation Of the above sale, and Immediately
alter, will be sold at Edge6cld Court House, the =:
LAW LIBRARY
And Office Furniture Of said deceased. The Il
brary IL well selected and most valuable collection
Of Books on Law and Equity, comprising all the
Books usually found in Lawyers Office.
70, TERMS OFSALE. .ts>
:AH sums: under; Twenty (s2O) Dollars Cash. Of
and aboys.l .lhut spn Twelve q months credit, with
int.res. from date Purchasers giving Note with
two or more approved surelies 10 secure the pur:
ehase money, NJ. /. ;BONIIAM, Adm'or.
Nov q, 1855. At 46.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
MASONIC
Female Collie giate Institute,

- % rAT@C0KESBURY. =
@E>HtS Institution will be open for the reception Of
Il Pppis on the first Monday in January next
and close the last day in September, making one
long Term of Nine Months. The Faculty will
consist Of
Mr.. f. a. CONNOR, a. ~. PRESIDENT AND
PKorEssox or NATURAL SCIENCE AND MATnENAr-
1cs, &c. ,s: e.
REV. T. Z. WANNAMAkER. A. NJ, PaorEssoa
OF. Moral PHYLosornY, EVIDENCE OF CHRIS
:,TMNtTr AND BELLE LErTGEs.
Ma: +: LEGER, PnorsssoR OF MCsrc ASD Mop
EpS LANGUAGES. :....
Miss MARY E. SNEAD, ISsTRucrnEss IN PAGsT-
ISG, EMBROIDERY, DC.
The Board Of Trustees have secured the services
.of a Faculty composed Of worthy Master Mas"ns
eminent for purity Of Character, and high literary
.attain,nents, whose every effort will be to educate
young ladies' so as to aaorn any sphere in life.
Our new Masonic building will be completed BY
,l,e opening Of the Term, and the Board intend
furnishing it with every apPurtenance necessary to
the acquisition Of an education Of the highest order
AS they have determined that this Institution shall
be second to none, go they confidently expect the
encouragement md patronage of All enlightened
public.
r-, Fm;any information necessary, we refer to onr
Circular, 10 any member of the Committee, or
President uf the Faculty.
Il i: 7. ';ESS?0s' SssT' Committee.
Coke,bury, Oct 20, lot Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
Valuable Lands for Sale,

THE Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT; or
i LAND on which he now lives, situated on
Savannah River, seventeen miles above Augusta,
well adapted to the cultivation of Cotton and Grain,
containing
I176 Acres, .
more OF less Between FIVE and six hundred acres
of cleared land, one hundred of which is first quail
ty low grounds, and hundred acres fresh, whilst
the balance of the cleared land is in fir state Of
cultivation. The place has several fine springs on
it: On the premises arc all necessary buildings.
II is as healthy location, and as moral and ntelil-
gent neighborhood rs can be found in the District
Also
One other Tract continuing FIVE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ACRES, lying near the juno
ture of the Bcavcrdam and Turkey Creeks. On
the premises are all necessary buildings, with
several good springs. The place is healthy located
in q fine neighborhood, and well adapted to small
force.
The above lands will be sold on accommodating
terms, and if desired negro property at fair prices,
will be taken in payment. will take pleasure in
showing the lands any who may wish to purchase,
or any information given by addressing the subscri-
bcr at Woodlawn, sc. j. B.. HOLMES.
Oct Sms SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an ELECTION
IN will be held on the SECOND MONDAY in
1onuarv uext to fiji the vacancies about 10 occur in
fGe Oa;aes Of CLERK, ORDINARY and SHER-
HF, 70. Edgefeld District.
The Polls will be opened for ONE DAY ONLY.
The Managers will meet at Edeefeld Court
1IsRse aaihe Wednesday following, count out the
rdSs and declare the Election.
fs',- : = Ti0S. 6. BACON, &c. ID.
'l,Nay 10, 1854. am Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
Georgia Bullock County Land
FOR SALE!

THE Subscriber wishing to make change in his
i business, offers his entire possessions ior sale.
1t contains about .a.,.-. =
Ten Thousand Acres,
Of Pine, Bay, Hammock and Swamp Lands. The
Bay lands are as good as need be-being based
upon bed of mari, as will show. by the bitches.
The Hammock is Of good quality, producing ex-
celIent crops Of Corn and Cotton The Pine tim
Der il in abundance, and Of the best quality for Mill
or ranging purposes,-all within reach OF water
transportation to market, as the ogeeehe River is
the Eastern boundary Of the land. = .z.>.<E
A STEAM MILL, running Circular Saw, with
all its fixtures, together with the Timber Carriages
and Mules for hauling, is also offered with the land
There arc two settlements on the epremiscs, with
good two Story Dwelling on each, one OF which
has good framed Gin House and Screw, together
with an other buildings usual on such places.
e~ Persons desiring to purchase are requested
10 como and look forthemselves. or address,
- :. :. :. eRTIESA McCROAN.F
80. Scarboro, Soriven Co., Ga.
/. Nov 20 81" A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
Land for Sale,


NESLROUS OF moving to the West, / offer for
- sale my Plantation in Abbeve District, con-
tnining Six Hundred and Fifty Acres,
One hundred and Fifty acres cleared one hundred of
which is fresh and in high state of cultivation
the balance in woodland, lies well and is heavily
timbered. -
This Tract Of Land lies Immediately on the Post
Road, one mile from Mrs. Sarah Wideman's, and
sdjoins lands Of Messrs: Anthony Harmon, Wm
Williams, Josiah and George Patterson and others !;
and for health is not surpassed BY any place in the
District The production Of the Land is equal to
any in the neighborhood, as the present crop. will
show 1t is y~ell watered, an'eYcellent spring in
one hundred yards Of the house, stl running water
through most Of the fields. -,
There is a comfortable Dwelling House with all
necessary outbuldings on the premises.
The above named Tract Of Land offers many in
duccments to man wishing to settle permanently.
In addition to its being a good neighborhood, the
contemplated Valley Road will run in about two
hundred yards of the most heavily timbered part Of
the Tract, where timber vii no doubt be in;demand
deem it unnecessary to- give q more detailed ac-
count, but invite persons wishing to buy to give me
call A. MURPHY:
Sent % - :. tfs 50. .3355<E 355<E
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
Land for.Satge ):

Land for,S=aEe .yy -
TIIE subscriber offers for Sale the TRACT oP
i LAND where he now lives, situated about
one. mile from Edge6eld G. IT, containing ands;Ss :
: Eight Hundred Acres, = IS
More or less. There is on this desirable plantation
!. " Two Story Dwelling House,
with ten good rooms, together with all necessary
out buifdings:- 's,.ss, "HS
= Itis well wat,.red, having largenumber of good
COOL and never-f,iling springs of the purest water.
:, The landls productive and well adapted to The
Cultivation Of Cotton and every Kind Of grain. i ~
The si,uation is healthy :andin a good neighbor-
hood and the tract could be divided 80 as to make
two or three good desirable settlements. So : -
Also, The Holmes Trnct, 'z'' =.
containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or
less situated near Red Hill, and adjoining lands Of
Col. Wyett Holmes and others. This straet former
ly belonged to the Estate Of Wm. Holmes and was
purchased by me ut his sale -,-
The above lands will be sold on very aceomnoda-.
ting terms and if desired, negro property, at fair
prices, will be taken in part payment. .-..; =.
will be pleased to Show, the lands 10 any persons
desiring to purchase. - -. =,
August % j .; If 80. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
TO Rent fol, one { Year,
FROM FIRST JAN. 1856.

FROM FIRST JAN. 1856,
EsA TIE GraniteSilie Hotel, containing dr.
GiE Twenty well furnished Rooms. Kitchen &EI
and Dining; Room arrangements are ample and
complete. y spacious Stable - by 56 feet, with
kwo bins, made small grain tight together with other
necessary ont houses. a. Gps Garden Of more than
two acres made fertile. with compost. An in FIRST
rate order.
Apply to MrWsirlI.m Gregg, Presiden, Of the
Grani,eville Manufacturing Company. or to the
Subscriber, Silver Hill r. o., St Peters Parish,
S. c. ~, .s....rs, .a 5,,.: B.McBRlDE.
80 Nov q -: At -46
= %: Charleston Mercury viii please give the above
, weekly Insertions. and forward bill to B McR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
VALUABLE LANDS, NEGROES
And Stock for SaIe! ;.

TIIE following Lands may b. bargained for at
~ private sale, between this time and the 26th
day of December next; and if not disposed of by
that time, they will be sold publicly on the premises
to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, 26TII
DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT,-vn:
Tract No. The Home Place,
Containing about TWELVE HUNDRED AND
FIFTYFIVE Q255) ACRES. This trsct is
situated two and half (25) miles above Kingston,
Immediately on the W. Il y. K. Road. About
three hundred acres in cultivation, two hundred
and sixty acres OF which are up. land, and the rest
low ground, (on COnaseena Creek we'll suited for
grziug purposes. All, both upland and low-!and,
is fresh and good. The place is elegantly improved,
having large and comfortable dwelling house, and
all out-buildngs necessary on farm, al'nGw and
complete. The place is admitted by NIL who zee it,
to be Of the most beautiful and desirable resi-
dences in North Georgia. It is well waered, lav
Ing q number of The very brst limestone springs
there is also on the place Situated very near the
Rail Road) one OF the best Lime Quarries in the
State, not more than half mile distant from The
Cement Quarry of the Rev. c. w. Howard There
is on the place good water-powcr for running Mills
Or other Machinery, and orchards Of the best APPLE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
Fire orks,

T8HE subscribers have received their Full Stock
Il Of FIREWORKS, comprising one of the
largest assortments ever brought to this city which
f~rchants would do we'll forward their orders in
stims which will be put up with the greatest care
t.asoeted Gases, varying from s25 $50, always
y.'ieady "a liand.
THEIR STOCK COMPRISES: r.
,NRE CRACKERS, Gold Chop a No. 1.
Roman Candies, /, 2, ga, 5 up to Is balls, white
ssan'an Candles g, 3, 4, up to IS balls colored
skyRoekets feom o. 70 ID.
serpents, Pinwheeh, !friaaeIes. Flowcrpo's.
"A YarieE Of Large pieces snituble for Exhibitions
;. .-r:4.sp,1 20. Won SANTEE & BARUC.
COG Kipgs,reet, Successors to S. Wille.)
~ .Aor. Us le2.. g. ss:s.!.., As 3t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
A Likely Lot of Negroes,

Numbering about twenty. Al,o, a Stock Of Mules,
Cattle, Hos, Sheep, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Plantation Tools, implements Of husbandry,
md any supply Of provisions that may beson hand.'
This property will be sold: on. credit Of twelve
months, except IS all sums under ten dollars, and
us to so much thereof as will be sufficient to deiray
the costs of this suit, which must be paid in cash
The purchase money to be secured by bonds with
ample sureties. A. SlAlKiNS, CID:
Oct IS, Ct 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-12-05
New Embroideriea

WILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ca, M, Jus.
w received from New York, a supply Of NEW
EMBROIDERIES among which are
Ladies' Muslin COLLARS. of beautiful styles
Ladies' Muslin UNnERSLEEVES, Worked
Jaeonet 414N6S.s| -
French scoAopea COLLARS, s hss md beau.
tifAl article for monrning; -
White Grape COLLARS, for r1ournisr, of new
and beautiful styles 5 - - '-'1o''v' r
To oil Of which the attention of the Ladies is
respectfully invited. = q. 'f~'.-H''
Augusta, Oct2 II 80
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N OF C e,

TNIlE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
l. Of Edgeield and vicinity tha, he intends open
ing School upon his premises in Edgeheld VIII
lage, on the frs, Monday in August next, wherein
will he taught the higher branches Of
- English and Classical Literature.
No pains will be spared to render ample satisfaction
TO parents who may ntrust their children to his
both as to lei rning and discipline. Charges the
same as q, the Village Academy, aud invariably in
advance. 49,.
II Ho will also attend to the practice of Law
and EQUITY, for the Ds,rict-and may be found
on Saturdays and portion Of sale days ut his Office
over Mr.. B. G.. Bryan's Store.
WILLIAM LOGUE.
July 30, n 20