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PORT HUDSON AND wa

| PACKET new AaTUnG. Elne Nross,
sg,n master having been thoroughly overhauled and
repared painted will her trips in the above
trade leaving Orleans FRIDAY at O'Clock A. M
aud every MONDAY, at 5 o'clock P NJ .....
Iatopa will ready take freight every Monday
and Thursdayfo all landings the Coast Donaldson Bayou
(oua PlaaIe.nine, Rouge. Lobdels Store Port Hld
son Waterloo and oil interne ediate landings.
freight passage having superior accommodations apply
board. o-o pih
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STEAMBOAT DEP ARTUREs.
FOR BED RIVER.

n "
fgas :" ITPPE5R REUEIsITER P A,E TT
teaineE pein a Wtat a sns1s ,G f9 dow.on
Uas1pe and al superior
light draught passenger steamer w hiLs GTs, Will leave
as agofe II Or feisit Or apgly " D'ao o 70
ng !: o-.o:lL D 2A1 IN! Z = - We" lte.e-.
-Yy;,I , ntIyIr m X, ,6I fns+ o,crocL p II
~. Se o .Ishfs II u I1Tt y S5pT ND u
rsnon Port Iaddo ana ali ntermeliate landings
sn5 l sks 1 M nerms
t tnd i rGnse, D. D. ~ = war VIII rnnnr sesmer
ns saiha nus.er as above Fyr freight Of pas
s"se s apply on '"Tat tWS IL syApp CO., 81 Front street
~ ~ t-a. Ia.e t'''' i'SH'" ''e''''7s 's' " ~ " - -
LOUIS stree. -------------------
% win rac IN THIII,sDaY .sr, inst at o,coc!1sP NJ
sfszs : r. E4STe .ylITrETSRSilN Smithland Ben
t,nd f. Pnora , Isx.ndrs and ali i,lsrmedjste
,a1i;rgs TI,e sInenr ;st drafgl steamer Rosa Jos
Salba master viii leave as above For freight or passage
nnni, 'onhoard ~ ~ to '' " ~ - : " t7' = sf7N'
miis T<R SMITH 12 New Levee.
VIII leave on THURSDAY next the 9TH at 5 O'Clock NJ
IsuaEth Towsons Roland White OAK Shoals and Fulton
=S5saA, The trh draught steamer white Cliffs.
oin 1;ralaa master viii eaye as above For freight or pas
sage. amply On board or to SHAW &sZUNTS,
-nlo ~ An1 = + - .l1', on. d, - all :. : .s ~.
1ri 1aava ON ,t,IrJ>SD Az a,h i,s at O'clock p NJ
cav " ItSTs G:fs n II 4; f.dSTsE X SATCHI-
.lSTt toctas and .eyandra The rpr,1r passenger
staarnpr T.s 40 Psrsar rnaster viii ieavs as
nS 80 90 -, a,ni,- oS hcnrl or N
---- - - - ,,1-n - =,
VIII leave on MaTSs Il e. oet9fs (:
| IT, r., .gEEFERsUs AND nAAE - r. ~ y 49, NJ.
] 40 t4 GenI neS \ 1 ~ tiki piesa IL vi i
srnithand Benton Port addo Shreveport and all intermediate
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ECU LAR PACKET S.

fs.E. REGULAR PACKET STEAMER
= nJagno1in-FoI Yieksbn1g, Warrenton, New
S@sas, Cartilage. Grand Guf Rodney Nachez, and all
ge. packet steamer Magnolia Capt St. Clair Ihomns9n 9
will leave for the above every TUESDAY at CLOCK T. NJ
For freight OF passage, apply on board orto
no2S T. b. SMITH, Il New leVee street,
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CRANES PATENT METALLIC BTRIA Al Al.
Y GASKET-P IL COOK L CO., Propretors and Wholesale
Dealers in Cranes Metallic Burial Cake for the States Of
Louisiana and Mississippi. - 49,, -, -. ,,..-. -.
ite tie St. Charles Hotel. Nsw Orleans, aa9 Il
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w HITE RIV Err.

Leaves FRIDAY. 2st inst, at 5 o'clocksP. VI.
IT.. FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS
lssIty5 Rivers.-The and light draught J.
FsSS==5s4 Morrisett, D. ErAnlenhurg master, will
leave for JacksenpeTt EliEbet Augusta Des Arc Drvnl
Bluff Aberdeen St Charles. Indian Bay, and nl Intermediate
landings, above: For freight apply board
LEWIS SNAPP L CO, 81 Front street.
nFreict taken 9r Napoleon all the Bends also for
Arkansas Rtve ifconsgaed to Des Arc, Duyafs Bu.
Abrriecn NIL
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rTDBA CCO-superior brands Virginia manufactured al
ia1s sm " ""1' c IT. HARVEY & Co, 40 Union St
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l. WEE MISSIsSIPPI.

VIII Leave on SATURDAY, 22i inst. as 5 p. N,
faEgs1s m, FOR NKFElIPEaIS, HELENA, NAPO
F. leon Grecnyille aud All landings in the bends
he regular Passenger packet steamer III. Es.
w. HILL T, H. Newell, master, will leave above.
sF9r freight Or passage apply OH boar. .or to
mo- : r. NIXON. 35 Union street.
II. Row Iii will take freight passengers for
Nashville privilege Of reippin treguar Nashville and
Memphis nail packets.
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CKECIAN PAINTING.~-MIsSS S. G. WILCOX
ns seneI rooms for the formation of Glasses in this benlt
full Ar now taught the first time in this city The short
time four weeks only being required to acquire III all us
perfection, render it dcseryedy popular . -.
ladies repeet{ Invited to y hsr strse rooS "
MS Rooms open from 10 A. NJ. to ?. N. ,,.
r,t;isnca + rr,f4rad jal2 3nl
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THURSDAY N MORNING, MARCH 20, 1856.
.sIEAMBoAT DEP PARTuREs.
o HIO RIV E r i.


VIII leave TUESDAY, the LIST April O'Clock, P. M
:, Ewgs - FOR &LOUESVTLLE-T HE FAST
s4sTE running passenger ROI't j. Ward,
5ssasasas will leave above and for all Intermediate
landings. For freight passage apply board
BETTERTUN d KEEFFE,
,.-3s q Tchoupitoulas street,
E plan ofstle cabacan be rooms secnred
by applying to Betterton Il Eeefc - lmIS
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FFss LAKE SHORE PACE E 4
l STEAMER Creoie-Winter AfEanssE,snt- II, 3I'.
extending trips far PaScnsoEa on Tuesday and nG!-
day Of each week. .. w. 49,
Hu;ehiugs nsaert bn expes!{ for his trade with supsr3r
Recommendations will Leave The hke emu OF the foTchartfnu
Ra!lrond the arrival 1t the Lake Of the cars solows
Railroad, Leaves Ocean Springs.
SDtYSE...4 p NJ. cars WEDNESDAY MORNING,
THURsDAYs,,. g A. y. cars FRIpAT M0ESTNNG,
On Tues 10y Saturday she will far as Pasctgoula.
rs -~si r. GEDDES. gent, 10 Bank Place
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=..tt ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
sSS& 5000 jamaica Orange Trees.
-. 1000 Sicily Lemon Trees
2,5GD Creole Orange Trees.
1000 Havana Orange Trees.
41tD Mespuis Japonca Trees
Lao Malaga Lemon Trees,
1000 Genoa Citron Trees.
800 Mandarin Orange Trees. ''
" ~. Also
variety of all kinds Of Tropical Fruits and Pau-such a.
F Banaias red AMI yellow fine Guava Plants, Tamarnds
o.,,,
sent to No. 90 Camp street, 10 -, 49,,
r. +. NICHOLS Importer Of all kinds o; Produce
,o5 e,, from the Mediterranean.
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FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Will leave RSDAY y 9Th inst. O'Clock P. ".
RESe FOR IAZOD RIyER-THE NEW
% lsht dya,ahl syitt r rnnpz PASSENGER packs 1
Greenwood eore Silon Honey Island Yazoo City
athria and all intermediate landings above For freight
passage, apply on board, OTTO s-.o-
MIG LEWIS SNAPP & CO.. 81 Front street,
N I-Tte j. s. will take freight for Yaabusha with pri
vilege of restiHping attireenwood and I.etoEe. =.
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VIII leave on SATURDAY, 22d inst. clock P NJ.
y ETdSFe SEITsENEFE9DfsT &,
viii leave on MONDAY 2 4tf inst at 5 O'Clock r NJ
suEr. 5FTHIs TJCEyT1E1Es SON SNITHLAND


= Benton Port Caddo Albany Shreveport Grand
Bayou Grand Eeore, A!eNandra and all insF Ss
Charles S. Appisgate mister, will leave above. For
freight passage apply OF board, ort
mis- 1. b. SMITH, Il New ieNee
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THE LAKE.

u sMifi, fNE.HWIRs7 RTfanssn5ni.
sGAs sp!endii lew pressure packet steamer CUBA, H.
A Iieln ylnser Elsrlaa,S 3. Frost, master and Ore
1som Al Myers MASTER having built expressly for the
lake trade superior accommodations, of the
steamers will leave end ofgte Pontehartran Railroad
daily On the arrival the o'clock P NJ Returning
will stop III Pascasenia on Monday and Thursday EVENING"
E
r. GEDDES,,Agent, 10 Bank Place
NJ ArI,u N5rsr rtn-1
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1NI1NDOyV GLASS .--AssORTED SIZES JERSEY
w oa hand all the time direct from the manufacturers Fo
sale by ,
iAlS 3n C. ". HARAEl d CO.. ~ UNION street,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31

Dec "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
8 8.C.:.AlIND.I].Dlll..A.TEs { !!

INCgGFg -YTs.ss.
t-THE Friends Of Mr. STEPHEN sI1AN
respectfully announce him as Candidate for sherif
of Ed gefeld District, ut the next election.
sThcfriends of Co: WILLIAM. QuArTLEpuM:r res:
pcetfully announce him asa Candidate for Sheriff
of Edge6eld at tile ensuing election. sS.i3:s ...
" We are. authorized to announce LEWIS
JONES, Esq, as "a candidate for reelection fol
sheriF,cf EdgcfeId District.
D1P TnE, Fr;cnds8of Capt: n. BOULWARE
respectfully announce Eimas 4 Candidate faGShcril
of EdgcIiSld District at the next election.
TIE friends 0, Capt. LEWIS CoVAR, res.
pcc,fuly announce hiE, as a candidate for Sheriff,
of Edgelield District, a, tho ensuing election: :,
: The. many friends of ". w. SALE, Esq, Of
Hamburg, in the upper part of the District, respect
fully announce Jim as a candidate for Sheriff Of
Elgefcll District at the next election.
= s---A-..e--1- -,
: u. TIE Fricndsof Mr.. ROBERT D. BRYAN
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Clerk
Of Edgrfeld District at the next election
: 1-55e Tue friends of Mr.. r. =. HARRISON,
respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Tax
Collector Of Edgefeld District at the ensuing cleo
ton. 9. 1870
uThe friends Of STARRING TURNER, an
.nouncesllim a candidate for Tax Collector at the
ensuing election. T.
DJ The Friends of Mr.. NJ. W. LYLEs respect
fully announce lin as Candidate for Tax Collcc.
tor Of Edgeield atthe next election.
LIT Many friends of alr. THos. g. REESE,
announce him as a Candidate for Tax Collector of
Edge6eld District, at the ensuing election.
sW The Friends Of Capt. EJW. HORN, re-
spectfully announce him as a, Candidate for Tax
Collector of Edge6eld District, at the ensuing cleo
tion.
p The Friends Of Mr.. CHARLES CARTER
announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector Of Edgeficld District at the next election
T.Thc Friends ,of MIR. CHAS. NJ. MAY, res
pectfully announce him as Candidate for Tax Col
ector of Edgcfeld District at the next election.
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I. I ..Ss;hl,e,rif,s i sale.

DYNirtue or sundry writs Of SFieri Facias tome
ID objected, i will proceed. tosell at Edgefeld
Court House ,on' the first Monday in JpnuasS next
the following property, the following cases TO wit
j William Shannon, Assignee, vs. Malichi Coghurn,
Stedman: s. Minis and Others, VS.: The same, The
tract Of land where the Defendant lives, containing
two hundred aeres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
Derrick Holsonbake, John Meyers and others .
James A. Talbert andQ ,thels, VS.. Thomas r. Col
er, A tract ofland containing three hundred acres,
more or less, Joining lands of Charles Freeman,
James Blackwell and Others. y '..S
Benjamin Ethered &C, a dm'r.and Others, vs.. G.
L. Butler, -A tract of land containing eighty-six
acres. more or less, bounded by lands Of A. T..
Dearng, William Etheredge aud others
w. L.'& P. u. Coleman and others, VS.. Lewis W.
Holmes, A tract Of land containing twelve hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Derrick 1Iol
sonbake, J. A. Lott and others. 2.
S. Brcadwaier aud others, VS.. William Culcazer,
a tract OF land containing six hundred acres, more
or less, adjoining lands Of Douglas Robertson, Mrs
Nancy. Talley and others. sz.zss =
Clifford Waller ys. William G.. White, "A tract Of
land containing twenty acres, more or less, adjon.
ing lands of P.S. Brooks, T. S. Daniel and Others
The Bank of Hamburg, s.. G., vs.. William L..
Hovey, a House and Lot in the Town,of Hamburg.
S: c. on the corner Of Mercer-and Eevensworti
Streets, bounded by Levensworth Street on the
West Mercer Street on the North, and Mo-. J on
the East, and South by Market Street, as will ap-
pear by the plat or plan Of the said Town of liam
burg. g..
Samuel Brooks and others, vs. j. H. Christian
and others, one House and Lot in the Village Of
Edgefeld, containing one acre, more or less, adj,
joining lands of John NJ. Witt and H. Boufware.
Also, one other lot of land the Yillagc, Of Edge
field; known as the Brick Yard Lot, containing fire
acres more or less adjoining lands Of John Cogan,;
John. Moloy,sEH. T. Wright and others This last
mentioned 10. wil! be sold inwo lots, one ioteons
ta;aing two dcres more or less, and known as tie
Goode lot, the otherlo containing three acres more
OF less. a description of the dividing nc;will:be
designated on the dayof sale. Levied upon as. the
of the Defendant, j. "a. Christian:
Terms Cash. - JAS. EDISON, s.E.D.
Dec. 10, 1856, 3te 40.
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SheriG's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, -. (.
Samuel S. Horn and others, Applcants,)

Absolem Horn and others, Defendants. !
DY Virtue Of an order from W. F.. Durisoe,
ND Esq, Ordinary Of said District, in the above
stated case will proceed TO sell on the fist Monday
in January next, at Edgefeld Court House, the
Roal Estate of Elijah Horn. ST., deceased situate
in said District, containing one hundred and ftyone
acres, moro or less, adjoining lands Of Mrs Sophia
Tilman, Samuel Horn and others. =
TERMs-A credit until the first Monday in Janu-
airy 1855, purchasers giving bound with good secu-
rifles, and mortgage of the premises to the Ordi-
nary to secure the purchase money. ee.z,
Cost to be paid in cash. Purchasers 10 pay extra
for titles. JAS. EDISON, Sc
Dee. 18th 1856 Ate 40
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. COMMISSIONERS SALES
THE STATE OF sc 0IJTHssCA CAR0 0ENA
EDGEFIE LIZ DISTRICI s
IN EO UITYss. < = =
Perlncla Abney So AZ S
Mary Williams and Others ~ Z Z q s.:s

PeTlnela Apney -
Mary Williadls and Others s go ~
us ssBillJ Jor Partition
Joel Abney, ,jr. gt 2
Narcissa una. and others : -: sssg;
5DY. Virtue of AN rder:from Chancellor Ward:
lOElaw il, this case,r viii proceed 10; sell al
the aforementioned of the tracts given below, oil
Wednesday the 3lst.of this month, The following
lands, negroes tSc. ~
l..A tract Of land, situate in Edgefeli District,
containing five hundred and twenty seven. acres,
more or less, and djoning lands of William Cole
MAN., Edward Coleman; and: others Tasfis the
tract Of whiclfJoeL Abney, senr., late Of this dis
Strics, died seized dnd possessed. i
9. Another tract of twenty-five acres. adjoining
he former tract. and upon which are Merchant.
Saw and Grist Mills. This property is upon Saluda
river, is exceedingly valuable, and ought TO COM
mand the attention Of all persons seeking safe real.
estate investments.
will also sell at the same time and place, the
following negro slaves, viz Prin1as, Phil, Jack,
Mourning, Joanna and her child Ben, Edie. Josh
and Wade; And all and singular the other chattels
OH said premises heldin commonly the parties here
interested ,or BY any Two or more Of thcm consist
ing Of three mules one horse, stock of cattle and
hogs, household and kitchen furniture, corn fodder
and oats, one four horse wagon and gear, Two sets
Of Blacksmitll's tools, and various implements Of
husbaudry.
'TEnMs OF SALE-A crcsit, as 10 the land, Of one;
and TWO years, and as to the personality Of one year
from the day of sale, with interest from date ofsae
except as 10 SO much as may be required to defray
the costs ofthcse proceedings, which must be pune
tually paid in cash.
Tic purchase money is to be secured by Bonds,
with ample personal surctcs. And purchasers are
to pay extra for titles. 4 SlMKlNS, c.EE.D.
Dee 9; At Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
!. 10 THE AFFLICTED,
BETHANY ACADEMY,.

T,IIE exercises of this Academy will be resumed
Z on the third Monday, 18th January 1857, un.
der the control and instruction of Mr.. Geo. Gaphin.
Rates of Tuition.
Classical Department per Session of months $500
First Glass, English, +" 1000
sooord g & :" {" ZOO
Incidental charge, L0o
These are the regular charges. payable at theend
Of each, Session. An additional ehargeSof % per
cent will be made against pupils entering for less
than Session. No delueton for absence unless
caused BY protractei sickness. y.
sstrfst compliance with the rules Of discipline and
close application to their studies By the students,
with thorough drilling and systematic instruction BY
The teacher will enable us, we confidently expect, to
give satisfaction TO all who may favor us with their
patronage. W.IIARRISON, PREs'Nr. B. Il.
CD. SuErrAnD,l
J. L. LEWIS,
III. EDWARDS, rr,s,eos
W. T. WEST,
A. T. TRAyLon,
J.F F,BuRRIss.
Doo 1S.G AZ
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af:e Aaf /: IA MER IcAMs H TIE I :IIF
!. .El!!I CENTRE STREET, HAMBuRGs s.. ,gs HS
.O.SP.H. SCOTT E&sCOssPrOprfefofs;
Ut A.NTE R.S..s sH0TEL.I

IAHEs sSubscriber having become sole proprietor
5 .Sofg this weH:known House; respectfully sim
forms the citizens Of e6sd and joining Dis
lricts, tlatbe will n0Wuse his ntmost endeavors TO-
give UNTfERSAL 81 SATISFACTION. He sin-;
tends ina ahot time to consd derable mprose..
luens TO the House and Stables, in order to accom-
date>all who nay:faYor hinGw ttheir, patronage
Ills TABLE }hencefortl, shalI;be constantly
Piled with tie bcrt tlat can be had and seryednp'
in astylathat must please. Twill lin Short. hts
sole purpose to feed s,he hungry and
cravings Of Jhirsty and for this Pufposssample
arransemenfs have been,inade ~. ),
az Attentive Servants and good % oslsrgl
ever be in Attendance.
= Thankful for the generous patronage he has re-:
ceived, he hopes By strict attention, merit liberal
encouragement in the future.
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JAMES ITENEY is opening Ia tfss store 80
J formcrlygoecupedB By j. X Bnncr6fs Il opposite
to Clark s. Co.'S JewcIry storc,
mcnt Of
], Fancy and pie Dry Goods & g.
selected from ibe best stJcks q the 8
Iet. nm examinations sof which he respec
5vites his friends and tie.public generally hay
ing paid particular attention to !of
:. Dress Goods and sERlbroideri Sisss,
persons who; may be pleased to favor I'M
call, may be sure Of having tile newest
stock comprises efoowing articles -
Rich DRESS SILKS; ~ -
Plain and Printed DsLaines;; s..
"a" Cashmeres - y 49, .,:s
Lupins French NIerinoes
Plain and Fancy Plad Merinoes; M s & =
Lupin's bl'k Bombaz:ncs; -
A superior quality Of black Silk Z; g
English and American Ptihts g
French y -, g. ( -:
Lupih's Alpacas Of superior texture .ss:. s
Real Welsh Fannels; 80.
Colored -" s" =:
Plain Red - g iaS
Irish Linens and Long Lawns
Scotch and Russia Diapers
uuckabacks, forT Towelling - 8.
s:4 and 1O-4 Table Linens;
Damask Napkins ~ - syssss.s- isss.s q
Superior Pillow case Linens; -. e :.
Allendale, Lancaster and Matsees QuIlts
. Table covers !. q
"A large assortment of Ribbons -;
SILK Belts and Belt Ribbons; s. .s .s 80.
Velvet Ribbons, s,s;sz 5Ssa
Alexauler's Kid and Silk Gloves
Ladies' and Gents Merino, silk and caansrse .s
Vests; .Ses S$$ - =: =
Ladies' Gents and Misses Hosiery = * -
l,,..n ,,,o ~ of
-Laees, of all qualities; IS
Hem.sdtched, Bofdersd and sEmb'ds Hand ker.{ss
chiefs; - -
Mourning Collars and Sleeves seperata or in sets;
Misses; Collars and Sleeves, seperaie or in selts;
Embroidered Collars and Sleeves, seperate orin g
sets; ~ ss IL = - = e. -. 2 y &:
Infants Embroidered Waists and Dresses; -
Swiss and ,Jaconet Bands; - - iss;. '.sst. ~;
- I" Edgings and Insertings 49,. .gsi
WhaleboneS Skeleton Skirts; - g 8:
4; Manila s& ~ -. 80. 8. J. sI ~ vi 80 -
Enibroidefod and Eugene Skirts; 3; Is ~ 3 s.
4 Bleached and Brown Allendalean Georgia >.
Sheetings; x ~ ,s.,. IS ~ ~
SwaRsdown Flannels; ~ ssl "
Ladies' Shaw]s Black and GoloIed =
Chenille and Broche Scars : &. sss
Some beautiful Stela Sknws; ;S!:s. s.
sCloaks; Of the various styles now worn;
Pantaloon Stnfs. Umbrellas; !: ~ - 4, ~
And many otl desirable goods 700 numerousto
To whichis added Mrs. Honey beautiful supply
of Millinery Goods. ~ II. e
Mrs. Heney desires her old friends and the pub -
lie generally, TO examine her stock, as she hasa
superior one to any she ever had. -
Augusta Nov 18 $50. ii 45.Fg
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A New Year Mt Hand !

EsIlE season has again arrived when every one
4 is expected 10 settle up all arrears Therefore
give timely warning to all indebted to me, either by
rote or open account, to come forward and settle
up without delay as do not intend to be riding or
sending an agent all over the country, and paying
high per cent for co lecting. now want my money
aud must have it. No excuse for bad crops.
sY- You can settle with me until the first Feb
ruary, after that time with my Attorney.
JOHN CoLGAN.
Dec 81 Ct so
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Cotton Plantation il for. Sale.

sY Orders carefully and;pRpctually attended to
Augusta. Oct 90 SzSsE tf Al z
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STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA;;s
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY

John l.. Dobey,
Sarah Norris and others,
SS.
Matilda Dobcy and others.
FEVFIE Commissioner deems it prudent to adver-
d. tise the PLANTERS HOTEL for resale on
Saleday in January, in case the terms arc not COM
Piled with by that time. This is not because he
doubts that the first purchaser will comply but, in
case he should nl 10 do so, by death, accident, or
otherwise, is desirable to the parties in interest
that the property be again offered in time to ensure
Il asucccssful sale.
Terms as bcorc. Sale at the risk of the frs
purchaser ~. slAhlNS, c'kes.p.
Dee l6 1856 4te AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
Office.

WE, the Undersigned, having been appointed
w Agents for the sale of Ketlewells' Com
pounds Of GUANO aud SALTS, have now on
hand large supply which we are prepared to sell
to Planters ON the most favorable terms for cash.
Also, Peruvian G GUANO, Land Plaster RenoYa-
tor LIME. SIBLEY USHER :.
Hamburg, Dec 10 3m 4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
Ne W C arpe t S,
WILLIAM SEVEAS:.-
Q q G"L Z "A IN SIhU
AuGUsTA.GA.

HUAS received from New York,
Il e Rich Velvet CARPETS, Of new and sPlcn-
Superior English brussels CARPETS, Of new
Ingram and Thrcc.ply CARPETS, af the best
make. warranted all wool:
Superior 81 and Al Venetian CARPETS, for
Halls and Stairs;
English Brussels and Stair CARPET;
CRUMT CLOTHS, in patterns and by the yard;
4 large supply Of six, seven and eight feet WIN
DOW SHADES; al.
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS,
(somc at very low'prices;
Rich Colorcd DANIASks and DELAINES, for
BRASS BRAS coRNiicEs sS and CURTAIN BANDS
Of beautiful patterns;
Rich Chenille Hearth R UGs and DOOR MATS; F;
Cocoa, Adelaide, and Colored Sheep Skin MATS,
for Halls.
The public are respectfully invited to examine the
assortment.
Augusta, Dec lG tt Az