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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, COLUMBIA, s. c.
September %, 1855.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, COLUMBIA, s. C..
September %, 1855.
Capt. Bernard E. Bee, u. S. A.
SIR: have just received your letter of the
18th instant, acknowledging the receipt of
magnificent sword, the gift of my (your) native
State" had supposed that my predecessor
would have transmitted to you, along with The
sword, all official communication. The omission
has been purely accidental.
The sword was procured and has been pre-
sented to you in compliance with the following
resolutions. passed by the General Assembly on
the 18th of December, 1858:
Resolred, That this General Assembly highly
appreciates the patriotic and meritorious con-
duet of her gallant son, Brevet Capt Bernard
E. Bee, Of the U. 8. Army, as displayed in the
engagements of Palo Alto. Resaca de In Palma,
Vera Cruz, Cerro Cordo, Contreas, Churubusco,
Chapultepec, and the City of Mexico.
Resolred, That his Excellency the Governor
be requested to provide suitable sword, and
p.esent the same on behalf of the State, as
testimonial of its estimation of that distinguish
ed officer.
am pleased to be the organ of communlca.
ting this evidence of the high appreciation OF
your native State. have no doubt that, on all
occasions in the future, your conduct will entire
~ justify the confidence of the State which thus
lenders honor 10 fayorite son.
am, with high consideration, your ob'dt servt.
J. H. ADAMS,
Governor Of South Carolina.
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STATE of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
1oYH.T WRIGHT, Esq, Ordinary of Edgefeld
ID District. c.,
Whereas, Eliza Smith and Jas. X. Smith have aP;;
nIisJ to me for Letters of Administration, on all
and singular The goods and chaes, rights and credits
of jacob S. Smith, late Of ths District aforesaid, de-
ceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish oil and
singular the kindred and creditors Of The said decea;'
ed 10 be and appear before me, ut our next Ordnas
Court for The said District 10 be holden at Edgefeld
c. H., on the Sd day of December next, to show
cause If any, why the said administration should not be
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day of Now
in The wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ffiyfye, and in the SOth year of American lnde
pendence. r, ~ w,rcIr oED
A.. o1 q ID
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v.1.,,,RrEr REcEIpE.

At the particular request of our sweetheart, and Tor
the preservation of an article we wofuy fond OF,
we present our lady friends with the following very
valuable recipe. We hope some kind matron will
try i. on couple of jars and if it proves good send
us jar in part payment for this piece Of information
To KEEP PnEsERvEs.-Apply the white Of an egg,
with suitable brush to single thickness Of while
tissue paper, with which cover the jars, overlapping
the edges an inch or TWO. When dry, the whole will
become as tight as drum.
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PRECOCIOUS.

A remarkable instance Of childish sprighiliness &C.
Cured in this vicinity on Saturday last. The little
bows name was Ned this time. bird flew in at tho
window, whereupon his mother exclaimed, Look
Neddy at tho pretty little birdy." And Neddy did
look, md was delighted. How simply beautiful, and
beautifully simple!
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The New Line.

We call attention 10 the new Coach line, to be start.
ed between this place and Columoa, by Capt, WARD.
Sec the notice elsewhere Every one who wishes, can
now 90 to Columbia, to see our Legislature and hear
our Legislators Let US all take turn. Two lines
and fine road Crack your whips and 80 through
by DAYLIGHT
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Administrators Sale.

ny IN order from II. T. Wright, Ordinary Of
d Edce6eld District, will proceed to sell ut my
residence on Tuesday the llth day Of December
next, the following property belonging to The Estate
of James Bean, deceased, viz:
Eight Likely Negroes,
And perhaps some small articles not necessary to
mention.
TgRMs.-On crcdd Of Twelve Months. pur-
chasers giving notes with ample security. All sums
under FIVE dollars will be required in cash.
LANES BEAN, Admir-. with will annexed
Nov O. 1855 3t 40
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The Burke House,!

DNHE Undersigned has opened the &A
i above HOUSE, situated on the @
corner Of BROAD and WASHING !!!
TON sTS., Augusta, Ga, and is pre- j&3
pared to accommodate transient and permanent
B"arders in as. good style as any House in Augusta
This House has undergone extensive repairs,
which, together with additional rooms and its eigi-
bic location, warrants the subscriber in saying that
with his best efforts, he hopes to make it comora-
bic home for business Men and travellers.
H. D. BELL.
Augusta, Nov 6 I'm 43'
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A Den,orab,e accident, Almost.

A FEW days ago as we were quietly vending our
way towards our peaceful domicil, we heard a tre.
mendous noise in the rear and looking round observed
young friend on very obstropulous mule, and the
mule was evidently running away. The young man
was very much frightened, and it was evident to US
that he would get hurt if we did not stop the mule.
So we run ou: into the road hollered "wo the mule
stopped, and our friend was saved. Miraculous es'
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no DELINQUENTS.

IT will be seen in card elsewhere that the Pro-
prie,os are calling you to come forward and settle
up; and in our humble opinion we think every one Of
you should do it, for if that article "Money" aInt
scarce about this Establishment, then we are nightly
mistaken Why TO tell the honest truth, twhat some
Editors never do have not seen ten cent piece,
our weekly wages, for 10! these many days. And We
can ,ruthfully excaim, in the refined language oi
Newton, the poet:-
"It has been 20 long since We saw dollar,
We would not know one from horse collar"
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THE Day WE CELEBRATE.

To-day, we are informed, the last brick has been
placed upon the highest, and best building ever erect
ed at Edgefeld c. H. We mean the Odd Fellows
and Masonic Associational Structure tWhen We
write we cannot confne ourself to common terms.)
We regret to hear ttt Of the subscribers are 50
mrerabIy slow in giving their obligations to the Asso
calon for the balance Of their subscriptions. Can it
be that reputation is 10 be the order Of The day in old
Edgefrld! SECT away, vile thought"
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FOUND DEAD.

FRIEND living near Claryton, in this District, has
kindly furnished US with the following mOurnful in
telligence:-
Mr.. EDITOR :-On the l1lh inst, Mr. CULLEN
O'NEALL was found dead near MIR. LUXE HAvIRDs,
on the Columbia Road, in this District The deceased
left Mr.. JAS. NJ. ABNEYs the evening previous some.
what intoxicated, and, aa above stated, was found
the next morning, near the road side, dead The
finding of the Jures inquest was ,hath came to his
death by Stranguation produced by into1cation
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Assignee's Sale.

vTNIIE Undersigned will proceed TO sell at public
L outcry to the highest bidder, at Edgefeld C.
H., or the first Monday in December next. James
Moseleys whole interest in the Real and Personal
Estate Of his father John Mose!cY decd, and also
the entire interest Of the said James Mosrcy, ,ander
the will of his father the sad John Aloseey, deed.
Sale to take place between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and o'clock, P. NJ.
WM. McEVOY,
Assignee Of Jas. A. Mose!ey.
Oct24 1t Al.
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Georgia Bullock County Land
FOR SALE!


THE Subscriber wishing to make a change in his
j. business, offers his entire possessions for sale.
1t contains about
, Ten Thousand Acres,
Of Pine, Bay, Hammock and Swamp Lands. The
Bay lands are rs good rs need bc-beng based
upon bed Of mari. as will show by the dltclIes
The Hammock is ef gpod quality. producing en-
cellent crops of Corn and Cotton. The Pine tim,
ber is in abundance and of the best qualIty for Mil
or ranging purposes,-all within reach Of water
transportation to market, as the Oseeche River is
the Eastern boundary Of the land.
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 are two settlements on the premises, with
good two Story Dwelling on each, one of which
has good framed Gin House and Screw, together
with all Other buildings usual on such places.
eY- Persons desiring to purchase are requested
to come and look for themselves, or address,
RIIESA McCROAN,
Scarboro, Server Co., Ga.
GA
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OUR BUTCHER SLIGHTLY TAKEN.

A FEW evenings since we heard gentleman accoSt
GOODMAN, our energetic butcher, ho has so strenu-
ousy endeavored to keep US from starving during the
past summer, with the following question, " Hello,
Bill If pound of beef cost ten cents, how many
teeth is there in hand,aw." He gave it up immedi
ately. But his invncible assistants, Pete Murrel and
Pate Blocker, when left, were multiplying the age
Of the last beef they killed, (Which they said was 20
years old by the number Of hairs in his tail, to find
the answer. We have no, heard the result yet.
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THE IMP IN THE CHAIR
m EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY.n

The season has rolled around when it becomes our
lot occasionally to squat down upon the chair editorial
We appear this morning bere you gentle reader for
the first time this winter. We promise nothing, pro.
fsrrng that our acts should show, &C., &c.,-you know
tho rest We believe it was Cato, the censor, who,
when attacked at tea party, by As,yages Of Persia,
on the score Of his badness Indignantly replied in his
broad vernacular-" Er nihilo nihI ft." The same
thing may be said Of us in the course of our labors In
fact, we expect it. But like Phedrus the son Of Can
ute, we will go on way rejoicing, utterly regard.
less of the slings and arrows of outrageous fools.
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Fire orkS,

THNIIE subscribers have received their Full Stock
n of FIREWORKS, comprising one Of rths
largest assortments ever brought TO this city which
will be sold at Low PRICES, for cash. Country
Merchants would do we'll to forward their orders In
time, which will be put up with the greatest eare
Assorted Gases, varying from S25 $50, always
ready on hand. ~
THEIR STOCK COMPRISES:
FIRE CRACKERS, Gold Chop A No. l..
Roman Candles, l, 2, 8, 4, S up TO Is balls, white
Roman Candles, i, 2, 3,4, up 10 Is balls, eolored
SkyrockrtS from OF. to ID.
Serpents, Pinwhecls, Triangles, Flowerpots.
4 variety of large pieces suitable for Exhibitions.
Won SANTEN & BARUC.,
20s Kng-slreet, Successors to S. WiIlc.)
Nov 81, 1885, As 81
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Wh.t a 1ittle Nigger seed I'm Hamburg.

What a little Ntgger seed I'm Hamburg
little niger was employed r:ceny to Dive beef
cattle from the up.coun,ry to Hamburg; and on his
return home his nanny asked him what he had seen
in town. "Why nanny" said he "I seed u little
house ketch afre and run off as hard as it could.
Then five or six other little houses TUX right after it to
put it OUT but do peck its burnt up by now for they
did mt overtake it while was thar.-And seed jest
a. fine house as Miss Nancy's swmmin about in the
river"
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FINE APPLES.

The following handsome note was politely sent into
the Advertiser Office" a few days ago, by Mn.
CRANE, of FRAzIER's Store. The apple accompany.
ing it was large enough for US all. and as rcd and as
beautiful as the eye could desire. Thanks to Mr.. G
His note is given model for others, who may find
il in their hearts to remember the Printer:
Please acc pit a North Carolina Apple, where the
Soil mus, have been equal to that Of the Garden o
Eden. circumference lat inches, weight 81 OF.
Respectfully, Yours,
n
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Also.

Will be sold at the time and place above specified
% Mules. so Neat Cattle, 100 Hogs, (ucudins fat
hogs.) 1000 bushels Corn. 10000 pounds Fodder.
Shucks, Oats, 1000 bushels Cotton Seed, Cotton
Gins, Horse Mills. Thrash,r and Fan, Road
Wagons, Carts, Blacksmilh's Tools, Pl"ws, Hoes
and other articles not here enumerated as the prop
crty of j +. Watson, deceased
Terms made known on the days Of sale.
j. II. WlDEMAN, Executor
~
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MONEY! NC N q z!

WE would respectfully inform our friends and
patrons that we are now very much in need OF the
various little amounts which they us. Therefore,
gentlemen, come ND without delay and assist us in
our hour of trouble: We never have called on you
in van and now deema word sufficient to cause those
indebted 10 fly 10 our assistance.
VIZ. DURISOE e. son.
Noypmber 90 1855
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a q a ID.

a Q ARD.
TINE Undersigned returns his sincere thanks TO
i his friends for their patronage while located in
Hamburg, and hereby informs them that he can be
found (aftcr lst September next,) at the House of
WARD, BURCIlARD g. CO., opposite the Ma
sonic Hall, Augusta, Ga, where he would be happy
to see and serve them, and where FULL and
Complete Stock of Dry Go DDS,
can always be found, which will be sold as LOW
as from any House in the City. o,,
Hamburg, Aug 13, It 81
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CARLISLE BARRACKS, Pa, Sept. 18th, 1855.

CARLISLE BARRACKS, Pa, Sept. 18th, 1855.
TO his Ercezlency the Governor Of the State Of
South Carolina:
Sir: find myself the recipient Of magni6-
cent sword, the gift of my native State. No
offeinl presentation has taken place; but my
feelings of gratitude will not allow me to re-
muin Silent. To you, then, sir, as Chief Masis.
trate OF the State, and through you, to her Legis
lature, and her citizens, return my thanks.
With deep sense of my own humble servl-
ces, but with proud hope, and firm deter
mination, so to pursue my chosen walk of life
that no shadow, no breath of shame may ever
sully the purity of this sword of honor.
l respectfully subscribe myself, your most
ob.dieat servant BERNARD E. BEE,
Captain U. s. Army.
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AN EDITOR out West gives the following no
tice "Our purse is lost! The finder is reques.
ted to return it, being careful not 10 disturb its
contents, which were brass rule, piece of
leaf tobacco nicely twisted, the stump Of ci.
gnr and very good leather string"
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COTTON.

Much has been said of the probable prices Of this
article Our opinion is, that every body ought to sell
at cenls-be,er this, certainly than tho chance oi
much less We have pound and half saved out Of
sundry egg baskets, and rather than wait till spring
we will take an even dime for the lot.
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Lost,

DETWEEN Edge6eld C.-.H., and Rehoboth
DChurch on Monday last tolernblc large yellow
calf skin POCKET BOOK, ,ed. with asnall leather
string, containing, as well as recOllee.ed, Eighty
seven Dollars. in tens and five Dollar bills, with
the exception of one two Dollar bill. Also, about four
Notes one on Geo. Broadwater for S94, payable to
4. Bell or bearer. one on Alfred Bell for near $40,
PAYABLE to the Subscriber. one on Thos. Stalnaker
for about $40, payable to Jas. Stalnaker and ono on
Rich. Stalnakcr for SIS, payable to the Subscriber
Also, other papers not recollected. All persona
are hereby cautioned from trading for either of tho
above notes.
A liberal reward will be given for the delivery Of
said Pocket Book and contents to me, within q
miles Of Rchoboth P. O.
JOHN PRICE.
1,, AZ
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hnol00eflc.

Owing to the late hour that we were informed by
tho Colonel that he could not prepare any thing for
this week in consequence of pressing business in the
Commssioners Office, we were unable to give our
paragraphs that attention which they required. How
over they are good enough. We may do better tho
next time we have showing.
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M0fice This /!

A S tho Estate of Thomas Morris, decd; will
n. prove insolvent, hereby give notice that a
final settlement will be made on said Estate on inc ~
third Monday in January next 1S56:) in the ordl,
nary's Office, at EdgefeId c. IL. Those indebted
will please make payment and those having demands
will present them by the above time OF tney VIII DC
prccludcd. NJ. w. CLAnA' 1A''" W. 1s
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TO the Travelling Public.

nN Sunday next the 25th inst at sunrise an
" excellent FOUR HORSE STAGE win leave
Edgefc|d C. IL. for Columbia, through in day light
After that Two Horse Stage will leave Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Sundays, during the Session Of the
Legislature.
U- For passage apply a. the Carolina Hotel"
to +. Nj. NICHOLAS, AGENT.
Nov 81 1t as
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l. and arrants.

vuNIlE Undersigned wishing TO bny Land War
rants, will at all times give within few cents
of the New York prices. We only ask That War
ran, holders will give US call before selling else.
where. Try the market, get the highest bid, and
then give us showing. And if we do not outbid
the highest we cannot expect to buy. Call at the
Drug Store of Drs. *. G.. g. IT,. TEAGUE,
Edrcfeld G.. H., where you will always find one of
the Firm ready to pay the cash for your Land
Warrants.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an ELEcTloN
IN will be held on the SECOND MONDAYin
January nexr to fiji the vacancies about TO occur in
the Offices of CLERK, ORDINARY and SHER-
IFF, for Edge6eld District
The Polls will be opened for ONE DAY ONLY.
The Managers will meet at Edge6eld Court
House on the Wednesday following, count out the
votes and declare the Election.
TliOS. G. BACON, CID.
Nov 10 lS55 3m ~
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From the Charleston Mercury.
THE SWORD TO CAPTAIN E. BEE.

The following correspondence between Capt.
Bernard E. Bee, and his Excellency Gov Adams
explain, itself. The gift ON the part Of the
State was richly deserved BY the gallantry and
ability Of this young officer and we feel sure
that no act Of his will ever bring discredit upon
the eiyer or the receiver of the svldierly token.
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THE WEEK.

This is the third week of November 1855; and We
find ourself without silver in our vespocket prepar
atory to the approaching Christmas holidays The
circumstance naturally suggests the enquiry. whether
or not we shall be caught thus penniess on the third
week of November 1856.
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First Rate Shooting.

"A note has just dropped in from the Saluda sde in
forming us that gentleman near Mt. Willing killed
seventeen partidges the other day in seventeen sue.
cessive shots, single birds, and all on the wing.
Tho shooting gentry are challenged TO beat this.
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NOTICE. HUNTsnfEN!

The shade of Nimrod has appeared to us in dream
He swears that he will henceorwar blast the luck Of
all hunsmen who run !mlfgrown Foxes, or who catch
Par,rdgesin in traps. They are equally henous offences
against the laws Of true sport.
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augusta Bridge Free.

rH,HE City Council Of Augusta have declared
q the Bridge over Savannah River, between
Augusta and Hamburg, FREE for all Passengers,
Produce, Wagons, Stock, &c, going to or from
Augusta. W. L. DEARlNG, Mayor G. A:
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Notice..

4 IL persons 10 whom the Estate OF lanes
N Wealhersby, deceased, isinleb'ed will pre-
sent their claims, and all persons indebted to the
said Estate, will make payments to the unaerss sned.
W. l.. ANDERSON, Administrator.
NJ, O, 1eS5 If As
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Notice

rs Hereby given, that application will be made at
i the next Session Of the Legislature for certain
amendments to the Charter OF the Hamburg Build
ing and Loan Association. =,
Hamburg, Sept5 3m .'4
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Thirtv.Seven Likely Negroes,

Among them an excellent Blacksmith.
TERMs.-A credit Of Twelve Months, with inter-
est from date, except TO Cost to be paid in Cash.
Purchaser to give Bond with at least two good sure
lies to secure the purchase money and pay for papers
w. II. PARKER, c.E.AD.
Commissioners Office, Nov. 2lst, 1855.
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Nov 90
Land for Sale.

TIIE subscriber will offer for sale at Edsehcld
i Court House, to the highest bidder, on the
first Monday in January next, his Plantation. stu'
ate in Edgefeld District on Little sduda R'vcr'
containing A
Two Hundred and Seventy.Six Acres
Mofe or less, and adjoining lands of Thornton Cole
man, Josiah Etheridge. and others.
There are so acres Of prime Bottom Land, oe
longing to the Tract. Also some 81 acres OF lana
recently cleared and fenced 49,.
Upon the premises are good out.buidings, among
them Barn, Stable, u Smoke House, Kschen
and sundry Negro Houses. The healthtulness o OF
the pantatio, is uuexceptonaoie, ana among rs rs
other recommendations is to BIZ included well ot
excellent water superior to any in that vicinity.
The property will be sold on credit of Twelve
Months, with interest from the day Of sale.
j. P. RIDGELL.
Nov. Is, 1855. It 40
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WE call the attention of those who wish to purchase
likely negroes to the advertisement Of Mr. JAS. BEAM
This advertisement should have been published last
week, but was unfortunately misplaced.
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Notice.

Al IL persons to whom the estate of John L. Nor
n ris, deceased, is indebted, will present their
claims and all persons indebted to the said Estate
will make payments to the undcrsignrd
w. l.. ANDERSON, Administrator.
Nov 81, 1855. If Is
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United STATES HOEEL,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
F, M, JENNINGS, PROPRIETOR.

TBIHIS popular and well known Hotel, the most
Il centrally situated in this city is now open
for reception of Customers. The undersigned was
for number of years. the proprietor oftl'e Cube,
and fatters himself that he has still the ability and
disposition to afford to his patrons the accommoda
ton OF yore lie will take this occasion to say that
he has secured the services Of NJ. J. V. CLARK,
rs his assistant and will guarantee to the travelling
public, who may patronisc his house, the best Fare
tha: can be furnished in the Augusta, Savannah,
Charleston and Northern markets. The United
States is now open under his management and su-
pervision, and all he asks Of new old customers
is u call, if they are not satisfied he will not COM
plain.
Board 81, so per day.
F. NJ. JENNINGS.
Nov..2 1855. As Am