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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13

ICE CREAM, ICE CREAM AND SHEER
BEr-The subscriber is prepared to furnish ICE
CREAM and SHERBEf, of Lemon, Vanilla and
Strawberry Ma vors 20 cents per quart. sI.7j per
gallon, or 81 ~ by larger quantities. Families 9th
- supplied by the plate larger quantity, day OF
night, at JOHN }. RICH ARDSOSS,
Corner 18th and Cary streets.
y. B-WeddinS, Pic Mic, or other Party CAh rs
made to order, and Ornanented IN the highest 7ty 10
of the art. Je l9-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13
CTATE STOCK FOR SALE, in sums

- suit purchasers. -,
WANTED-A tow Shares Of Richmond DanVIite
Railroad Stock for which the hiiIrst market price
will be- paid ,.
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
c. W PURCELL 4 co,
mn eff Exchange Brokers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13

WAGONS.-Two and four horse WA
w CONS manufactured at the Virginia peniten-
tisry in the substantial manner for sale at the
PenitentiIry at the store.
H. NJ NIMM0, Agent and
les Store Keeper Va Penitentiary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

HNOR SALE OR EXCHANGED FARM OF EI6HTEEN
acres a White Plains Westcheser county large double
house. new barn, and other outhouses; fruit shade
shrubbery 4c, sufficient the whole desirable place for
person doing business in the city as i only five minutes
eight or ten times day Apply to CHARLES LENT. No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

nR wArsoNS NEW woRK.-"rHR CAUSE AND
~ Cure'A compsete practical Neaaee spermatowh0A
snd prena,ure eshsussn, vsh cca debility, induce y
early ind.creon. IN whtch nat4sa
and eN~cs ~ irsdtc saiady, together with the teaA
men, are fully esplaued illustrated By snsevcss snacsi
eases Prize ~ To be hsd Of Tie suihcx wSe may be
spred centeersy, ~ - Waller ssseA afsv sooys vsa
Broesway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEr.-To LET, FoB SIX
months from LIST OF May neyt, elegant house 81
deyn sire, with brown stone 'front.' furnished IN unique
style adorned with objects ~ ART and situated In Twenty
third street. Ffh and Madison square; o.
desirable in the city, being open 70 he
south very airy and In the Immediate Vicinity OF
city railroad and hree lines Of ssages Wall street and
sou,h ferries, Ae Addysss NELL Bros Co, No. I'D Pearl
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

nR WATSON HAS FOR I,oro SERIES or YnAns
~ confined his dsesses which he -
of failure The remedies nnd without Interrupt
bon business change Of diet Dr. waiscn In
attendance from In The morning until ~ night A. his rcsi
depce 81 Walker street few doors west q Brce8vsy n
consulting rooms are separate. WM WATSON, ~ H..
Formerly Surgeon 70 the Lock Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

~ Adviser and MARRIAGE Guide 2Nh edtion, 600 pA6cs
100 liuyirsiscns elch ~ Fives Ire advertised remsdi
treatment Of s.sdAI di.sasss 4 9 Mercer street opposite ~
e Ae saic'ed pes E'ss vnl' Day Book s'sAss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
MEDICAL.

DR. WARDS uNroRTUNATrs FRIEND rs rHn
~ Plus ulirs q vcnerea medicines and but requires
be known meet with universal appreciation and 70 sAsd
Or Ward the greatest beneactor % the day Dr. ward
prper demcsanon can cure private disease, With equsny
uniform CELEBRITY ease, safety and cheapne>s BY his pern
knowledge Of d The disease he either sevises
OF cures N enc Gay. Remember an re who have been
yp may few days feel "hai Richard u himsef again.
rfce 81 Once No 90 Canal street. three doors east Of
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

DOARD IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR UNFUR-
ID nished rooms on second osr suitable for
single gentlemen a gentleman and wife, q
house South Wall ferries Dinner at
O'Clock. Apply at IA Henry street. between Amy and
Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE OR TO ExCHANGE-ONE HUNDRED
lots at West Flushing VIII be sold very low for cash
Apply 70 JOHN PHILLIPS 28 Fulton street, the Ocean
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

HOUSE TO LET-IN SIXTIETH STREET, BETWEEN
III First and Second Second
THIRD House thirteen rooms Possession
Immediately Apply at & Bleecker street. Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
TENANrs' REGISTER.

Two LET-A FURNISHED FAMILY HOTEL. NOS. SIS
and s61 broadway The house " well 6tted and doing
ssod business let accouns of III health Would be let
good opportunity for person with means Would self ons
preferred. few 70 70 fAnhes and gentlemen.
Apply at 566 Broadway, second Hoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

UNoR SALOON BERGEN HEIGHTS AT DANFoRTH
place, very desirable residence, containing all the
6ern improvements hot and cold water wash tubs shower
bath range Ac Ac This location is OF the best
the vicinity Of New York city being the heights three
plank road commanding Of New York city and bay,
orange and the cities OF Newark and Elizabeth; The
grounds ornamenicd with variety OF eyergreens omni
Buses the property Can bought what the house
poian Bank Building, Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

BOARD WANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
- they will furnish their ROOM and would remain perma
nent large boarding house desirable; not higher
hsn Eighteenth below Beecke reasonable price
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
TENANTS REAFsTER.

HOTEL LEASE FOR SALE, HAVING FIVE YEARS TO
run, centrally situated in This city The house has about
ninety rooms furnished throughout and has about fy per
manent boarders there attached the house Of ne
finest bar saloons In this city; also second 70
none; both of which doing good and increasing
business The house and furniture will be leased together
party DESTROYS of engaging in the business who
from - 00 TO - 600 IN cash This is desirable opportunity
Address Allen, box 80 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY LOTS SMALL
farms ga new three story brick house built
OF Vol DfiU IN West Forty ninth street. Tenth avenue
beautiful location House has twelve rooms 5000 can
remain Ter three years Apply 10 w. McDERMOT No.
Nassau 209 West Thirty second street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22
TENANTS REGISTER.

x1Qn 70 LET, THE PARLOR AND NEXT FLOOR
pDU. above and front basement Of first class house.
Nil the modern improvements no, and cold water,
30 water closets wardrpbes pantres coaes Ar In
pbs order Inquire O. West Thirty fh street ars house
kom broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

HAVANA SEQ Rs-Two HUNDRED THOUSAND ME.
III da Regnla, Londres Operas Conchas Conchias zarse
las Regaa Reina Entire Actors, Colue &c 80 of the cee
braied brand OF Jacobo Igesas fao For sale by =. ~
kPOFFARD II Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-22

ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGR-FOR NEW YORK CITY
II property, farm Of l60 acres situated In McDonough
county Illinois Apply TOD X. JONES' $50 Canal street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

hy0a TIE vertical sssa.s 81 Ne yeeh, ~0sn ifss
sAsrp psists u Ne top sz1 s,scrsFy brcssonns 70
80 base, With rtmbe.isss se'shs3 sr,asas ssd
es,s,els frtea ~ me RAE. nshe he Tesetss'saes
Es,,elgus, when ,.ea Vads, the prpH sSscts g.
bsht snd shade The inter N yhes We 80 y hs4
Ne effect OF encsA0.nens Tssre was Play ei
eoioss ,Don il, s3eA - ose SECS n ufnwissss1
kesri.k sails, ARD ea luo.: sFsa 70 sss ec~
mach vas earsy.ared BY a sseHs ~hisa e.s ~;
iis equal on TIE whole NorweCas ccAt ys! VI
NAi.h ntEs Of re hsd eve, Aesra BEIGE
We hnded = siss!s psssspce.-s Gsrsrssssas
Surveyor apparently .bs Ae,P Of ''ess Se,tad'
and ran ost under the ner1aoH headlsld, Which,
again, charmed NJ with gi"y peculiarly IT. tvn.
He.e, the eesrs we're part Of tie ssesssoe Of sAe
rock, and the sur b. high:sne1 sad hNK ouiied
aei. tones. The huge projecting masses of rAe
yellow bad me..cu slean,, Ike golden ssaiki BE-
hind hem were cliffs, Go;etjh sk.dt z; brosA strs'A
Of soft red, tipped "a zoe edges viii ve-noirni
thinner layers, which no. up vertically 20 tie hight
Of foEr or Eve hundred feet and striped tie ssiea
did ssa-waH With lines Of bronze, 0rsBeo brown
and dsrkred, and grvat rents and breaks, interrupt
i0s these marvellous freseoes with their dsshes Of
Uncertain sIoem. j have seen many wonderful ~
yscts Of Nature, In rGasy lands ba. rock Aintng
sueh a. this i never beheld A part Of its cfess
may have been ewing to atmosphere conditions
which must be rare, even in The North; bat, with
on. such establishment, think To sight Of the
coast VIII nobly repay any che for continuing bis
voyage beyond Hsnmerfes..
We EnSsreo IL ovc., as point sfer point re-
7ealed sople change in tho dazzling aOrAn., unser-
tain which wss anset. and whether something sbA
srander might not be il store. But ct las: Nordhya
drew nigh, and st O'clock the light be;sne thss
of day, white and oolorles'. The north east wind
blew keenly seross tie Arctic Ocean, aad we we're
both satisfied and fatisued enough 70 SO 70 bed. II
wss the most northern point Of our voyage-abcut
7lo 90, which il farther ncr.h than i ever was BE-
fore, or ever wish - he tgail. = +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
PROM MARYLAND.
Csnesp.tisaes Of Tee n. y. TS.lVe.

C~ifesr'tssaes VI Tee ~ y. T-bVe.
LINTON, Nd, Oct. >, 1851.
The Democratic party ia Maryland has msunsed
the niger hobby, and is ndins it under whip
ard spsr. Col. Groome, their nominee, or rather
recommended, for Governor, h,s, during the past
two or three weeks, bter stamping the State and
defining biz pOs.ti1n 70 tie eiectos Although he
iDsorses snd heartily approves the principles OF the
CLhooniss-.he .eitstysd Democracy of toe d,y
The Colonel isxtio.sly insists upon calling
himself an Old Lie Wa.g. The greater
vriisn Of hs speeches, however, sre de-
voted te proving hmseh soznd upon the goose,
and " utstlne al who hear him." according to
he journals sGorabie 10 Ma eleetioa, 4" tina. Kaog.
hotApgsm IN the North 10 the direct ally Of Abe.
rionlE, and must. VI necessity, be ,r9.,seilY 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

hv;us Hss Of snes,s for The enssne year, Which
v,s a.ery,ed. President, Frsneis Pbelrs Of Srai'
ton, VI V.ePresiSsss, D. ". Heusn1a ~ Seg
eslen, Mass; SecTe.a,J md Treasurer, WtlSm r.
Young Of Boston. COMMITTEE 90 lfsde, Aosi Tl -.
Roter, Lee Of South Jrsnn-, N. T.; o. Lewis
OF " e!i,, W: q. =. 9esle Of g-s,t Fails, n. ii.
]. y. uayn,rl Of Clinton, ka.; L. Kenyoo OF
Ff,hs-uIe Conn; S. 4. Pratt Of Worcester, W.
Goo.h of Wes, Maine.
A proposition Sss r.ade BY .ae wa. division ior
uoioa of interests bu. !. was not entsfa2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

SUICIDE Yor Iowa vretched victim u mis-.
plsced confidence, named VIM, Hulinv, committed
suicide in Iowa last week under the following eiseu.
stsrces: He bad been paying serious attentions 70
youpg lady, and seeing her lido past with another
genten an, ard knowing that they would soon retarn,
roadside in full view Of the lady and his ryal, and
soon expired
CAUTIoS TO LADUs.-A lady, residing IN the VII
lsge OF Stanford Conn very severely oafned on sna:y
venDs Iss 70 the following She bsh n<sn sepynS
her n1' Of oil aud sooAoi snd sppsesesss
100 Va hted lamp heed Nscse enveopsd 70 eAes
7rly bun ed abe sessissrsd = b "A srres nss
alien
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09

CiYiL rRHAx.--FroIl letter received b. o. N.
Ch,pir, esq, OF ths city, dated Uties,. Dot; q We
five esys, en- account Of break which occurred At
Sew-L6ndo5. The bleak was repaired OF Sunday
evening 60 that boats passed but it soon after agaA
gave way. Alb. Journal, oct. 6.
Las been repsued. Sosne idea Of the difficulty In re-
pairing il may be had when it Is stated that /. wss
some IS TO 100 feet in leagtb, closs by and part Of
cuver and the water covered ten acres Of land
tie water subsised, upon bark Vi gravel four
teet tigL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
FROK KANSAS.
CsITc,p ndcres of she Cincinnati Gazette.

C<iItsp nccnes OF she Cincinnati Gazette.
DosIPHsS, n. T., Sept ~ 1857.
trip along the river towns and into this northern
part OF the Territory, convinces that there il Z
eight difference between the popular sentiment here
and in the valley OF the Kansas In the ksnsas valley
ard or it, tributaries, tho people are more radical
There the agricultural interest predominates, while
here the commercial element takes the lead and the
people manifest less conceia for human right aad
greater Indifference to despotic usurpahons OUR
daro, near toe mouth Of the Kansas, AID Donlphan,
about Midway between that point and tho Nebraska
line, are the only tive genuine Free STATE towns the
Missouri River
despondent about the prospects Of the election, and
ere in feGr Of an invasion. Here there 10 more
fdence. 1t IS hard 10 determine what tho result viii
be. We are on the eyp Of sn important eeo.iou, 10
which the ftee-S;afe men, confident that they are
large eo!ty OF the bona Gs inhabitants ara going n
participate, yet In which the powers and arrangements
arc ell agaiLs! them. Tne bogus laws tho apporon-
ment and the Judges are Oh the side OF their oppc
nents.
Many ere disheartened; others are still hopeful.
Nomination have been made On both sides-tso Pro-
Slavery men serming their candidates National Dem
oersts, though ts party IA made up entirely Il thess
who have joined in the Pro-slsvery crusade For the
Crit time ihoy have taken the stump in this csnya<
They do not succeed IN making any impression, aud
probably did not sapect 70 DO 90 their design being
rather TO give color Of regularity TO their proceed-
rgs, DUB ide of Kansas.
Gov. Walker has ordered the Free State vo.Gstesrs
organized 10 protect the bs0. box to be disbGnded
having refused Gen. Lanes oder TO place them at hs
disposal. They very quiet and i IL nOt likely that
any DuDber Of them will be mustered at any point.
That the fIo-SaYery sentiment ID no. dead, Is en-
dent from the effort recently made 10 remove the Lsad
Office from DoLiphan. When the Office wss locsted
here Il was thought TO be Pro Slavery town. Gen
Lane and company Of Free.State men settled here
about that time, end it has now ddeTenf politics.!
character. The attempt 70 remove tho Land Office,
though Il lately reported 20 have succeeded, hss
e. firely failed. 1t cannot be done.
We Learn from Q gentleman Just returned from
Washington, that il has been decided 70 remove the
been located for many years 10 this city, and that
Secretary htanter vii probably be appointed 20 take
take charge OF it, Jeayenwo-th Times
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-23
AUGUSTA i: i 8 AID We EASEMENTS.
GLAsR z & Go.

sNTOW oFsr:fors sale their splendid new stock of
In SILVER w ARE, of all kinds-Tea Sets,
Pitchers. CastoEs, Walters, Goblsts TumblSrs Cups,
Forks Spoons, Ladies', Pastry, Cake, Dessert and
Butler Knives. i..a
- Sheffield PLATED W:ARE-6rst quality Of
goods in Casters, Cake Baskets, alters, Candle
sticks, &c. -.
very shosgy, and at low prices y; -; -
GOLD WATCHES. Of all good makers-Cooper,
Dent, Tobias, Burley s. Johnson, English makers
Brietting Matile. Swiss: makers; and jules JuF-
gensen,. Of Copenhagen
SILVER. WATCHES in great variety; quick
beat Railroad Watches, large size.es
/ RichsDamond. Coral, Cameo and Mosaic JEW
ELRY all the:ncWest styles; with large stock Of
Staple iand Fancy GooDs, at their store, Pos,
Office Corner. opposite athe Railroad Bank.
Augusta, Feb 4 1857 #
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-23
:IIHPo 1TEE'RES!
FaeT DRY

e. R.lC HMQI IN1sE 0'U; y 80 -
CONTINUES TO- ia tures " o osLEsNlS
sVl:CB0T 0THa.; cents per yard Il finding every
:Inaterials except the Fool extensive and con:
stantly increasing parJnag the Factory has en-
j6yed for years ure the ProPrietors that
the article of ~ = - Z.
~ Winter Cieailin fos Negro
Nladesby them; has lbeon surpassed by any
Cloth made North Or i
Recent extensive ellents and additions
not only enable io5 the standarar of the
Goods; butt secure an livery Of the SAME
Printers or olherssW may desire to avail them
selves of thisyop apd secure first rate
artiie at a moderate cost only to send US the
Wool. wished clean d cold catsr lfsent dirty
one huff cent sstra for wash
ing, BURY yool is not t;onab!e I the Burrs
are removed BY cliiiheryss 80.
n The name Of =he pwnc should 3be marked on all
Packagrs scnt.u Dol any ofSthe Raj
Roads in Georgia; "a labarnl or South Carolina ID
the "A ugusta Depot, marked Riehlnpna Factory;
(anda, owners name viii be regularly and
promptly received, and the cei when made re,
turned TO the points Directed; lparetlis made
up 10 the turn received, early delivery is
always desirable Alliinstrnctions to 80
III SSCCHLEY, ;Pres't
4 Augusta Ga, July 6,9sss&3S Sm Z. = 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-23
A AMERICANsH @ TEL,
HAAlRuRG S. C.

TIME Subscribers takes this opportunity OF m 10
L.. forming their friends and thu public generally
that they have bought the above HOTEL and
arc having it refled in the best possible style for
their reception. We fa,tcr ourselves that 7very
necessary arrangement has been made to promote
The comfort of all who favor us with their company.
LSERyNNTS attentive and obedent. And our
TABLE will be constantly supplied with tho best st
the season affords Our friends may therefore rest
satisfied that every exr,inn will be chetrfnlsy rem
dered to make their sojnurn plcssantand agreeable.
There win be in attendance GOOD OSTLER,
and Horses left in our charge will receive parttcu-
lar attention. ~
N-persons arriving at this House may feel as.
sured that their baggage will be promptly sent
free of charge TO the Carolina to either Of the
Georgia Dcpots.
We solicit share Of the patronage Of these visit.
inr our Town G. G.. CUNNINGHAM.
MARY s. CUNNINGHAM,
Proprietors. !,
Hamburg. June l, 1851. ly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-23
ss:ser "a fEs;;e,ss.sss e3;ss.esSna,
f.DG&TiElD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY

VIA. I, anderson, 4i5aliir pin f., Acc,y,t
Council Syealershy & others "'''' ! q s''''A'e
FoY virtue o:. an craer in Equity in This case,
- .ifi sr:i a; stg.irid G. H.. on the fi-st alou.
day ia October ncxt, tlie TKAGTuF LAND de-
scribe! il the Balm his cas-, corisinirg three
lu:,'ed AMI kilteta (SlG} acres more or less, ad-
i"i;ing lands of Benjamin Tirsn;t>, Wise Garter,
D,n,.l Han'.ail ami j. y. Ramhn.
TEEMs-TLe cis,s and one. i'ar OF the purchase.
morry L. b'- paid in cas., and i;ie remaining hail
in twelve months lr.1n the day o. sile The pur.
chaser 10 give bond with two approve sureies tnr
the same I" the Canmissi ncr. The titles Ia be
signed and sealed. butiot Delivered until the bonl
be pai And If tic said bond he not paid whcr,
due, the Commissioned viii re-srll the premises ;c-
Ter ,wenyonc days public notice at the risk ol the
former purch; ser. 81 ~, A. SlAiktSS, c.EEp.
Sent. Z. lE57 at 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-23
THE STATE OF s. s0UTHs sGaRoLlN
( EDGEFfEIlDs Dis III z
M MCO,NNON.PLE1G

SANIUEL THOMAS. who Isl IN the SGnsfody s6f tic y
Capias adj SatJ Jaeiendum at tho antt of Raoha gSm-
pies, having fled in my scbcd-
uc on oath; of his estate and effects his tiqn
tho Court of Common Pleas, praying thst !hs may
admitted to the benefit Of the3 Acts hs feaefG
Assembly made for the relief of iasoly61t
in anywisc indebted, be- and they heseSg sum
moned, and have notice to appear sbesos fbS ibid
Court ut Edge1eld Courss HouHcS on TuesdsS
day of f0ctobernextto showcause ff
the prayer of tho petition aforesgid should not
granted
Clerks Office March Il,
July Z, 1851 ssss;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-23
WEEEEANI SEgEtR.
AoAS 0<-6-As
ACGUSrA GA.

II. AUGUSrA, GA.
EE AS received by the last steamer from New
n II Ymk, Ladies' Rich Six Chenille SilAWLS.
OF splendid styles:
: Ladies' Extra Silk Chenille SCARFS;
Ladies' Stella Bpraered ,sHAMLS, Of beautiful
styles; -
LADIES' saS0ny Plaid Long sIlAWLs, Of extra
quality;
Ladies Scotch Plaid and French Wooden shawls,
OF new and beautiful styles; ~.
lssdies' chenille and suxouy Plaid Mo URNlNG;
SIfAS:LSS.. s.; 4 S;;'>3-e' s. '',sf
Z sstpk7lB 1857 If 3b (;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-23
HeaG-luarters,'
grn REGIMENT. s. c. NJ.

Urn EILtilNIENT. s. G. N. ! :
DUyTuNsyILLE, Aug II, 1851.
E = Pursuance Of au order received from Brig
T. Gen. ". G. MoRAGHE, an Ecc:inn will b.. he'd
III lhe Company mu,ter .sr"unds on the oath Sep.
tclnoer next, !ur COLONEL OF tn" 9th Regiment
$ q. ", To fill The vacancy caused BY the rrsgaa-
ton uf Col e + ,trnm.
alai j. ". Torpk;rs and Capt. Win. Jennings
are charged with The extension "f this order.
LEMUEL COnLEY,
I.iru:. Colonel commanding.
G. ". EusroS: Adj't.
Aug 10 st 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-23

"a TILE asubscriber begs leave TO Ia
Isss, sss nform the public that he has IL 2zsssss
,.ure. at the Stand occupied by him, theas >e',
son, a WELL SELECTED Stock ot Plmhel'1 g g
Supplies, consisting Of .;., .,.
Museuv,do anA Porto Rico SUGARS
Stuarl's RI. r. u, C., Soft
Crushed
I" PuivcriSed
Rsl;imorc K, R,fn-ry Of same gualiiI;
MOs.ASSES iIhds., 'Ticrers ana barr.is;
Ri, ana Java COFFEE;
IRON MI sizes. and tlo!.!1OE NAla;
BNGGlNG. ROPE and TMlSE;
Gunny Cloth. a heavy article
Osnaburgs and Stripes;
rs and "A Augusta G"ods;
SALT. very large Sacks;
50 lih..s. BACON SIDES;
10 SHOULbERS;
SoAP. CANDLES, STARCH. &c, &c, al
Of which will be sold on accommodating terms tc
approved purchasers.
s5.;~ Orders solicited and promptly aiened TO-
"A. BURNSIDE.
n,nr,,pc ,1unr 6 Il ..ztI-. - ~
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TO TEE PUBLIC.

TNHE Undersigned having sold :the: American
L Hotel 10 g.. C: GUNNIN NGHAds!5 IN 81 CO.,
take this occasion to return onr thanks to thepub.
lie generally for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us, and would solicit the same for its present
Propr;etors. Respectfully, i.zsts
5s;SO O.. H. .P:$SCOTFS6SsCO.ss:5
Hamburg, May 0ais57. 80: ss .s
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STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEEiELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Bill far
: Foreclosure.

WIN. G. Mood and VIM. G.
Walker, Ex'urs. BM far
VS.. - -. Foreclosure.
Hamilton i. Kenrick. =
EpY virtue of:an order in Equity in This cau,o, |
- will sellsat iEagttied c. H., on the first Mon
day in Octobernext; TIE LOT OK PARCEL OF
Ian Din tile Town of Hamburg, S. c., described
in the Bill, known and distinguished in the plan Of
said Town rs Lot No q 90.
TERMS-Th costs andFone half Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the remaining half
in twelve months from the day Of sale. The pur-
chaser TO give q bond with t@oapprnved surees 10
the Commissioner for tile sanie. The tItles To be-
signed and sealed, but notdelivered until the bond
be paid. and If the slid bond be not paid when due
the Commissioner will-ressel- the premises ut tho
same place and at ihe risk of the former chaser
alter twsnty-pne auys public nntiees -
s. - a. SIhiKlNs Su.E.E.p.
i Sept 71s57 - il IS S.
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H0SSGG.

4 LII Persons indebted TO the Estate of James
Is s. Sha,!ra"k, deed, are earnestly requested
To make Immediate paynientsaua those having de-
mands against tie said EstatesNi|l render them in
properly atrsted. II. BURNETT, ,,,a.:
IT. nj. FISHER. 'No ofs
Mar I If q