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Notice

"A Ill persons havng demands against
IN lie Eslate of ]. B. PIcRETT, will
render them in duly attestcd To II f. Gibson
whom ] authorize TO receive them, and those in.
debted will make payment to
SARAH PICKETT, Executfiy.
( Juno ID Li. Y ~ m :. I, - 80, .sit
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Fair Notice.

THE OPEN ACCOUNTS due ,lit
Il luIr firm OF McCnrmirk 81 Br,,rn.
are in my hands for collection, and unless i'm.
mediately settled, an Instructed to sue indis.
criminatciy.
SIR. STIRLING.
Jan w 81 'F 4S tE xlmj2
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JOHN r. suuRLrY,p


ME exercises OF ilis Institute viii
be resumed On The second Monica,
IN January next.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FTv7 MONTHS !:
Boarding in the family oi ,br Principal, in
ciudIng Tuition in the lower riauchcs--il lnid
III advance i S65,--if not $40 Do do, in.
Guiding Tuition in the higher brnuchcs--pad
in advance, S7O,--if not pa,d IN advance, $50
Washing, s per month Bmrd will include
bcGding and fuel, but each slu,lcnt will furnish
his own lights, sheets plllsw&rfp., brHspread,
towels, and articles Tor toilet ,yJr, if furnishCd
for him, will bc charged to him. BOARDING can
also be had in sight ot the Institute at Rev
Mr.. Feider's aud Rev Mi. .GeGrdpe's.
Terms Jin day Scholars, PEI, Session.
Spelling, Reading and Wnti.S; p.id
in advance, ~ sIGOO
The above, with Arithmetic. English
Grammar and GcographyR 1900
The above, With Ancient History, The
Classics. and Mathcmatics;. 2OON
Fircwoud for School Ruun,, 40
Philosophy and Chemistry, each. $40 extra.
student will I've received IA. any nn,c. and
charged according to The above-tatcs, from the
time hc enters, To the end Gf the session but no
deduction will be nade wben he leaves before
tue end OF il.
Dec IS l62 s5 If
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Groceries and Provisions,

ME Subscribers are now receiving q
i, ,ic 'rrp"si Sr"cl,of GROCERIES,
aud PROVISIONS ever offered Tor sale in this
market. cOnsis ing III part of:
SUGARS, C"n Z, MIuassrs, Sugar Housc
Syrup. Mackercl in bbis-, hllf bbls. and kits
Bacon, Rice, Corr SF'lour.s So, sc.
the attention offcash purchasers is rcspcct.
.fully invited to the abovt'.s1Stnck which Will hc
sold as low as The same articles can be laid
down from Charleston nnsbisewhcre
Jan 81 AGTEW & FISHER. !,
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Tolled.

81 David Crosby lollcd before me,
ASI>a Bay mare MULE, about ,rn
a+lZ--A years old. thirteen and three inches
high, main and tail roat he'd, with some collar
and gear marks, white spot on his ri ht
shoulder. Appraised at seventy five dollars.
The owner eau get her by calling nj David
Crosby's near Smiths Ferry, on i5r0ad River,
Fnirhcld Disirict, 5. c., prove the propcrtv
and paying charges
WILLIAM CROSBY, Marst
rVo oil xlon,4
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The State of South e1aroaiMl
AlRFlELU DISTRICT.


IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
By G. ". WOODIVARU, Esouiye. O,Jino,,
Qt Fairfield District.
WHEREAS DAVID r.. GLAD
NEY has npprd To me for Lc,!c,So, |,
h"m'n'sfaf'on, on alland singular ihc good.
an" chaiieis, rights a. credits oi Hugh X
0l dney Iato OF the District azores suId, DC.
craSed
heso are Therefore 10 cite ard admouish a
ana Singular, the Kindred aud creGiturs of tuc.
SAID deceased. 10 BE- aud appear bri.rc me. mt
"nr nrAt Orimary's Court, for The sad district.
To- b. holden AZ FaIrf Id Cnur House on th,.
lo'h day Of Feb. mt, to- sacw c.,.sc, ifany
why the said administration shuuld 6ul DC
granted. &
Given under my hand andseal, this the 4tI,
day oi Ftb,, in the year OF pur l.,fd
ontiiiousand eight hundred aud, ,afitty.sx
ana m The eigh,hidttr year ol Auiefica
Independence. c3
q. w. ,sooDWARD, ~.
G.F b.
fb 81 x2
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a8)yszsps 9 Tsal ~ AEae
Telegrophed for ihe Carotinian.
Election of Banks.
WAsnINoroN, feh Q.

The plurality rule has been opted by
nine inpjority.
Col. Orr has wilhd avn his name as
the nominee Of the Democratic caucus.
b nks has been elected Speaker by
the following vote: Banks 1903, Aiken
leo. Fullti q. Campbell 4. Wells |.
On motion oi Mir. Cling man, reso-
tion was adopted declaring MIR, Banks
Speaker
Mr.. Banks was then conducted to the
Chair by Messrs. Aiken, Fuller and
Campbell, and after speech tom him,
the 'iouse Adjourned
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Oils I! Oils |!
Or. hoberts' Cholic ii. xture =
HisfaMls.

INTENSE pam Of the how els occurs,
Il during nfanry, nnder certain err
scunastanccs ~herc there is no reason TO Suspect
as its cause. any disturbance of the digestive
of the food.
IL frequently oent,ns daily hy the tsaet fniu.
rious anodynn suiaNances. sucb as ssaaKtenum.
Parcgosic. Batcrann's Drops, Godfreyis Gordisl,
&c, arc too coHiiroaiv resoraed fe ssf tia
anxious nother- They psodneeeastsveaes and
dietresasn & asccetppanitaents Raich ser4er the
remedy Hsofse than tho disease.
The pecpiiar5 adRairta ges Of fRoberds' Choiic,
Nixtarc, cUnsiste in its giving instaDi relief to
pain, prnourtng benlthy and Tcfrossiiog st,tp.
Der, sslijst is tendency is TO opes, yetlsv khab
bind up the bowels
Ttyii, Il has ~. yer fSssei to &sve sasisfac.
ton. gsss sS 81 sljf
l.is equally good fsr chorssn Asslsita
Il Poo eAle by Hayiiaads siarfzf IS co Charles.
ton Wholesale ARents DOR sassss Ge:ar.5lina, aud
bs Mofsisrn xstebin = 70 . Sys sbnsi,aro
So Ntel. 10 a. Is
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ITts- In flture blacksmith work
must be paid for in. cash, or il charged, at ,hc
usual ratcs, must he promptly met at the cxpi-
ration OF the year.
~ DAVID AIKEN.
Jan 81 so xtf
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DIED 10 winnsbpro. of cronp, al The resi-.
dsneeof Mira Isabella Bratton, JOHN, son or,
sR. @. and issiie Mocaw o. York. aged . yeassi
: and 4 months.
This sweet and Interesting child though just
budding into lifes lived long enough to twine
himself with strcpgost ehords around the
hearts. not only Of hiaiender parents, but OF
ellwho knew him Sad and melancholy :s the
bereavement caused by his early death; but
let not the hearts of hls parents bs discoDsoiaee,
. for their tile dover has only been torn
ffonn this world OF care and trorbie. TO be
trspsplanted into Paradise. there to bloom for
eyer. The blessed Saviour Gays "aufter lttle
children TO come unto me for Of spch as tho
kinssomof heayon"- Farewell sweey child.
ss as s NJ
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Ian %
Sale of Valuable lands.

a ) Trustee of 5 ,mue Rosphornugh,
L n ] Offer for sal" lr.rl oI LAND,
OF three hundred and eighty (9SO) acres, more
or Ices, situated near Du,chma n's Gre. k, about
w" miles aud II half from Ridguway Depot
They are good grain and cotton lunds.
Terms credit OF seven or eight years.
Apply to IA. e. DAVIS,
Rldgeway.
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Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.

The cotton market to day was active,
with sales o 1880 bales, at iull range OF
prices,
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Notice..

a LII persons who know themselves
N ~ any wav Indrbt"d Ia ne, c'ilt.sr
for Blacksmith work or otherwise, are request.
ed to call at the .storc" (whero they will find
their accounts still standing open against hc,n)
and make immediate settlement, as longer in
dulgcnce icin not be given.
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SHUT Up

.NEsHE s0berribcr II W skss.t,kfiIl fBr
IL the very liberal pai.ontea which,
tas been bestowed. by his
and friends; and will still be than Rful if,onc
and all Will call and gettheirsacconsits, "a no
deciines carrying on The BOOB and sfoefnaking
will stop r.innieg from aud after ts,is date
Let q word % the wise be suficient.
u e Il. ZONES,
pac ~ lF ~ z. ", x2m <
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Lpafuing ana Day Scuool
EOss H0UiNG L.Absais.
H7NNSBORO'. s. C.

- Nss hVONSR E4sk kb as.
H7NNSBORo'. s. c.
MR.. 81 MRS. OBEAR.. .TEAcurns
1H NliEy"ar will be divided into two S.s
"A si"ns at five mouths cncl--ihp first
ilicommencc January 2d, lS56-the second,
the 2d of June.
Vacation during tho months of November
and December.
TERMS PER SESSION.
READING, Writing, Spelling and Geo
.La.. gfHphy.. ...........r......... ....S s 10 90
The abIve with Grammar Arithmetic
and History... ................. is 90
Any of the above with Ancient His
tory, Ancient Geography, Bo,auy,
~ Philosophy, RhcIoric, Astronomy,
y Or Chcmistry... ....., ........... 90 90
= /, S's'tt-... $500. .........ib w
C9c VI HiHUo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = UO
Music dti the Guitar ..... MINIMUM. 30 90
lncidental change Tor Fuel. SC. 90
Bolrd pc1mpnth, cxclusivc OF Washing 10 90
Nov 81 IT
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 3
The sales this morning amounted to 2,7ll
bales, at SIto9 90 cents.
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Head Quarters.

CRosBYyILbE, Jan. 90. 1856.
'HNiERE will Dean election neid at
each Cuispiiuy mustrr.grounh,
within the 9th Rqsi.urnt OF South Carolina
Militia. on Fridaygthe 7ih Cay OF March, Tor
Majors TO till the Vacancies oCcasourd By the
designations of lieutenant Colonel G.. IL. Mil.
hrand Major w. w. Herbert. Each Captain
is charged wtlfthe extcntiun of tno above or
dcrs, aud they pre'rcqurcd to hold said election
according to Sfaw-thc managers to meet the
day following, at the genera muster ground
coun the y"i'SGau,l make their return under
seal to Brgddier General Edward Taylor
forthwith thUreaftcr.
By order of Gen. T.. TAYLOR
~ j. M. CROSBY,
Col of 24,h Reg,t of S. q. M
Jan "a 40 tr
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Rszors! Razors I!
e NII0SE who have engaged Raaors
Z IL from the celebrated Manuinciory
sof Joseph Rogera s. Sons are hereby Informed
Chat they have come TO hand and arc now ready
Tor delivery. AfcWfextra cases may be had by
applying early to the sut,scriber Terms So 10
per case, cash required In every nstanceS 4
'rS AGNEW & FISHER
May % 90 x+tf
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Snuff.

Snuff.
FRESH article of Maccaboy
~ SNUFF, just received and for lie
AT ihe;Drug Store of
w e. AIKEN.
Sela l46 III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-17
Festive Sale.

THAvING arranged to unite my planting inter,
H est in Mississippi, will sell, at rery reduced
ed price, my LANDS in Abbeville They are situa-
ted in the "Flat Woods" ten miles from the Court
House. the same distance from Vienna, (riyer nav.
gation,) and Immediately on the proposed route of
the Savannah Valley Railroad. Being susceptible of
division, they will be sod il desired, in parcels of
ls5, 375, $50 $50, 800 and l55 acres, more or
less, respectively The first five tracts are separ-
ately enclosed and adjoining, aud would make two
or three pretty little plantations afiordlng suitable
sites for quarters, with wood and good spring water
convenient to the same.
The above Lands are offered at private sale, and
if mot disposed Of by the second MONDAY in JAN
uary next, will be put up to the highest bidder on
that day. The sale to take place on premises. Al
the same time and place will be sold, about 3 ,fOO
bushels of Corn, Seed Oats, Rye. Peas, quantity
of Fodder, Shucks, Cotton Seed, Wagons, Carts
Weebarrows, Pluughs and Plantation Implements
generally; one of Hussey's ReaPing Machines, a
McCormick's Wheat Drill. fine Wheat Fan, and
Eastmans Cutting Knife, an improved Corn Shelter
Also, the stock Of Cattle, Hogs, IA Mules, flor:
ses, and several yoke of Oxen. Persons disposed
10 purchase can consult me at Camden until week
before the sale, when will be on the premises: The
corn will be sheed and in sacks to suit the conve-
nience Of purchasers Terms on the day of sale.
W. J.TAYLOR.
III
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Winter Supple S.
WILLIAM SHEAR.
AUGUSTA, GA.

I
HM AS received from New York his Fall and
LII Winter supplies Of Staple aud Fancy DRY
! GOODS among which are
Rich Printed DELI :dINS, of the latest Paris styles
! Plain French and Plaid .NERINOS:
Plain White and Black French .HERINOS, Of
cSGa- quality;
Fancy Dress SILKS. Of beautiful styles;
Superior Plain Black SILKS, at very low prices |;
Back Silk TELFE;7,S, Of extra width AMI qua-
q, for Ladies' Basqucs;
Real Welsh fLANNELS, warranted nSt to
shrink
Heavy Shaker, Silk Warp and Patent Film.
NELS;
Red FL.lNNELs, some at very low prices. for
Servants;
NIarscillcs, Allcndale and Lancaster QCILTS;
Superior 4 +, 5-i aud G-4 Furniture DIMlTIES; !;
Ladies' Embroidered and lenl-stched Linen
Cambria H4NDRERCHTEFS:
| Ladies' Embroidered Muslin COLI hrs and
UNDERSLEEl,ES. in sets;
Superior Damask DL4 PERS, TABLE CLOTHS
and NAPKINS:
Superior i Irish LINEN.saud LONG La VNS;
1874 Linen LHEETYNGS and Pillow Case LIN
EMS;
l.. a Blrached Aendae .SIiEETLNGS and Pill
low Casa CO7TONS;~
rs and Al Beached SI[IRTINGS, of the
m 'st approved styles: ,,,,,,
A large supply of English and American fRlAfs
complete assortment nf Ladies' Gentleiiehs )
Misses and Youths UOSIERI;
full supply Of articles for Servants wear;
With almost every article required for Family
and Plantation use, aud which will be sold ut very
low prices.
The public are respectfully requested to examine
the assortment.
Augusta, Dec. lG If ~
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N e w Carpe e t S
WILLIAM SHEAR.
AUGUSTA, CA

TW AS received from New York,
HN Rich Velvet CARPETS, Of new and splen'
did styles;
Superior English Brussels CARPETS, Of new
and elegant patternc;
Ingram and Three ply CARPETS, Of the best
make warranted all wool
Superior 81 and Al Venetian CARPETS, for
Halls and Stairs;
English Brussels and Stair CARPET;
CRUA1B CLOTHS, in patterns and by the yard /:
y large supply Of six, seven and eight feet " IN
DOW SHADES;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS,
(some at very low prices }
Rich Colorcd DAMAsKS and DELAINEs, for
Window Curtains;
BRASS CORNICES and CURTAIN BANDS,
Of beautiful patterns:
Rich Chenille Hearth RUGS andDOOR MATS !;
cveoa, Adelaide, and Colored Sheep Skin MATS,
for Halls.
The public are respectfully invited to examine the
assortment.
Augusta, Dee. lG tf Az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-17
Land for Sale.

nNIlE subscriber offers for sale Tract of Land in
Edscli, Id District, lying on CuAcc Town
Creek in the vicinity of Liberty HILL and containing
Six Hundred (6OO) Acres.
4, is Of Oak and Hickory growth, and as fine farm
inc land as any in the District. Indeed it is extra
Gno for Cotton, us all who know itmust and will ad
nit Near FOUR HUNDRED ACRES of the
Trac, is in woods The land in cultivation is in good
heart. The place is well watcred, having upon it a
lasting spring. The buildings upon the place are
onh tolcrabe, but the land makes amends for all.
Those desiring to purchase the place, had better
decide quick us the subscriber is just now anxious
to sell. JULIUS bANhS.
Dec. 9, 1855, If i4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-17
Cotton Plantation for Sale,

HAVING more land wish, / offer for sale Five
II Hundred One Thousand or Fifteen Hundred
Acres of PRIME COTTON LAND-in body
or separately to suit purchasers-lying on South
Edisto River, two miles distant from Bamberg,
Station on the Augusta Branch Of the s. c. Rail
Road. Three faprths Of the Tract is High Ham
mock, subject to no overflow. The River is damned
out from the remaining portion.
With ordinary seasons these Lands win yield
from | 900 10 500 lbs of Cotton-from 80 to 60
bushels Of Corn-from Is TO 30/bushels Of wheat
per acre. s,..,sz !
have tested the health Of this section, and haT-
ing resided in the upper portion of the State, feel
that can safely say that it will compare ayorably
with any part of the State Of which have any
knowledge. =
These Lands may be bought on a credit of four
years at $40 per acre-or, for one third cash. bal
ance on credit Of three years, at 81 pei, acre.
There is good Dwelling House, Negro Houses,
Out Houses, &C.; on the place. Three hundred
acres cleared land-l00 acres first and second years
land.
Those who may wish further information . 10 the
quality Of the Land and health Of the place, beg
leave to refer to COL P. 8. Fielder and DR.. Alexan-
der Sally, Graham's Turn Out, Barnwell District
Gen. Buchanan, Winnsboro, and COL Jacob Stro-
man, Blackville, BarnweA District. ~
JIM. BUCHANAN
Nov. 10 If ~
eHa Abbeville Banner, will please insert the
above till lst January, and forward the bill to j. n.
B., Bamberg, 8. G.
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CANDI DA II ES! !

GSS" The Friends of MIR. STEPHEN SHAW
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
of Edge6eld District, at the next election.
The friends Of Co. WILLIAM QuATTLEDuM res
pcctfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
of Edgc6eld at the ensuing election.
U We are authorized to announce LEWIS
JONES, Esq, as a candidate for reelection for
Sheriff CT EdgefeId District.
C THE Friends Of Capt. H. BOULWARE
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sheriff
of Edgefeld District at the next election.
THE friends o! Capt. LEWIS CoVAR, res
pectfuly announce him as candidate for Sheriff,
of Edgefeld District, at the ensuing election.
The many friends of W. W. SALE, Esq, Of
Hamburg, in the upper part Of the District respect
fully announce him as a candidate for Sheriff Of
Edgefeld District at the next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-17
COMMISSIONERS SALES.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EOUTTY


Permelia Abney
Mary Williams and others
y. Bill for Partition
Joel Abney, jr.
Narcissa Num- and others.
DY Virtue of an order from Chancellor Ward
ID law in this case, will proceed to sell ut
the aforementioned of the tracts given below, on
Wednesday the 3lst Of this month, the following
lands, negroes SC.
l. A tract Of land, situate in Edgefeld District
containing FIVE hundred and twenty seven acres
more or less, and adj joining lands of William Cole
man, Edward Coleman and others. This is the
tract of which Joel Abney, Sen'r late Of this dis
trict, died seized and possessed.
g. Another tract Of twenty-five acres, adjoining
The 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: Primas, Phil, Jack
Mourning, Joanna and her child Ben, Ede, Josh
and Wade; And all and singular the other chattels
on said premises held in common by the parties here
interested, or BY any Two or more Of them, 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 Blacksmith's tools, and various implements Of
husbandry.
TERMS OF SALe-A cresit, as to the land, II one
and two years, and rs to the personality Of one year
from the day Of sale with interest from date OF sale
except asto SO much as may be required to defray
the costs of these proceedings, which pust be pune
tually paid in cash.
The purchase money is to be secured by Bonds,
with ample personal sure,es And purchasers are
to pay extra for titles. "A, SIAlKINS, c.E.E.D.
Dec 2, At Al
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MORE CHEAP DRY GOODS
WILLIAM q. CRANE,

AUGUSTA, GA,
rs receiving every week large supplies Of Goods,
Il which he is selling off VERY RAPIDLY on the
Lowest Terms for Cash
AS that is the only way he does business, he is
enabled to sell VERY Low. He has received
by the last Steamer from New York,
A large supply. of new styles PRINTS;
Fine Plain French DELANES;
Sup'r. Black CLOTH and CASHMERE;
Marlboro STRIPES and Irish LINENS;
English Mernos and Birds Eye Diaper;
Cadet Cashmere. Kentucky Jeans, very cheap;
Black Alpaca, Green and Drab hlorena;
Bed Tick and Apron Check at l24 cts;
Shirting Strip.s Plaid Lnseys;
Embossed Wooden Table Covers;
New Styles Ginghams, Mourning Prints;
Brown and Slate Chambrays, at l25 cts;
Wonen's White, Slate and Mix'd Cot. Hose, lsl
A large assortment CLoAKS, Merino, Cloth and
sVclyet from 81 to $50;
White and Red Flannels, all qualities
Fine Bed BLANKETS and, QUlLTTHcheap;
Duftail Blankets Kcrseys, Osnabures. Stripes &c
These Goods have been purchased at Reduced
Prices, and will be sold as LOW as any other
House can sell them this side Of New York.
Auousin Dec is II 4S
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M 0 urnin 6 Good S.
WILLIAM SHEAR,
AUGUSTA. GA,

AUGUSTA, GA.
NT AS just received from New York a eomple;e
Il u assortment If Lnlics' no CRNING GOODS,
among which are
Superior Black English CRIPES, for Mourning
Vcls and Trimming Dresses;
Back Love and English Grape TEILS;
Superior L ack SILKS, without lu>,re, for La
dics' Mourning Dresses;
Black .lOUSSELIIN DELALNES and Black
CHILLIES, Of superior quality;
I.upin's Black BOBB4ZINES and Black al.
PACiS; :,
Superior English Baek and White PRINTSand
GLSGH4.NS;
Black Freuch lNERINOS and Tibet
CLOTHS, Of extra quality:
Black Tibet Wool SlL-I WIS, with Silk Fringe
and extra size and quality;
Whitean Black Grape COLL4RSand UNDER
SLEEVES in setts
LADIES' Mourning CL04HS, Of new and beauti-
full styles.
To all Of which the attention oi the public is res
pccIuly invited.
Augusta, Dec. Ii II ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-17
Notice..

r HAVE appointed John Uuiet my Agent to
i trsnsact all busines1 relating 10 the Estate of
Arthur D54ier, deod.r All persons indebted to the
Estate will make immediate payment to him. and all
having demands aganst the Estate will render them
properly attcsted to him. Mr.. Huiet's address is
Edgefeld C. Fl. S. G. DOZIER,
Adm'x. on Estate Ct a.. Dozier, Decd.
Dec 10 lat 48
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swP. S. keep my Office at the store Of Mr..
A, Burnside, where invite my former friends and
customers having unsettled business with me to call
and adjust the same, Is. 5. DUNBAR:
Hamburg, December I'd 1856, At Al
aB- The Abbeville Banner, Laurensvillc Herald
and Anderson Gazette, will insert four times and
forward bills for payment A. Is.
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Notice..

WYE, the Undersigned, having been appointed
w Agents for the sale of Ketllewells' COM
pounds Of GUANO and SALTS, have now on
hand large supply which we are prepared to sell
to Planters on the most favorable terms for cash.
Also, Peruvian GUANO, Land Plaster Renova-
tor LIME. SIBLEY s. USHER.
Hamburg Dec 10 3m 48
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Administrators Notice,

IL persons indebted to.the Estate of George
n Geizen, Deceased, are requested to make pay
mcnt before March Court, or they will find their
notes in the hands of an Attorney; and those hav-
ing demands against the same will present them, as
am determined to settle up the Estate without
delay. 5. +. GEIzEN, Admir-.
Dec. 8, 1853, If 81
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The undersigned having disposed Of his entire in.
,ercst in the Mercantile business in the Town Of
Hamburg to A. Burnside, begs leave in retiring to
return his thanks to his friends anil customers ut
large for the very generous patronage bestowed on
him heretofore, and would solicit continuance OF
the the same towards his successor, whom he RECON-
mends to them as worthy their patronage.
B. 8. DUNBAR.