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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers at private sale the
farm containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIF
TY ACRES, on which are log house,
log barn, good spuns of wafer near the
house, and good apple orchard. The prop.
eny will make good home Ior any person
who wishes to farm.
He also offers for sale another tract OF land
lying IN Pine township, Columbia county,
CnnIaininn
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PE EBEl4E ALE
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VALUABLE TOWN lUTS

TENWO ILO1S. -siuatsu IN tElaasi,,v ~. ~.
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Undersigned Ascn, 5St use i.eIss al NlHsrn
i Smith, deceased
II II EtTr-.
BlOomshn-c Eeb,S 'A57.
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GRIST MILL, A SAW MILL, A TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
Bloomsbury, Feb. 8, 1857.
PU H1lC SALE

A1 "a " - IA - IA
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Coun OF Columbia county, on SATURDAY,
The i4th day of MARCH next, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, Joseph r. Robins, Admin
islralor, &C., oil Hartman M. johnson, late of
Scott township, in said cnunty. deceased, will
expose to sale by public Vendue, upon the
Dremjses, ceTiain
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District Attorney.


Amt pail Z. F. Clark, S43 90
Fae.
Amt paid Joseph SharpIess for Coal S37 rs
do Lewis Roal, wood, ST
s39 62
auditors Pay.
Amt paid Co. Auditor & their Clerk S27 so
.A,nt. Due Late Treasurer.
Amount paid Late Treasurer, SILT 90
Insurance.
Amt paid Lycoming Insurance Co.
assessment No. 10 & l3 Sl5 10
Foc Soaps,
Amt paid different persons, 500 Ii
Postage.
Paid Philin Unangsl yeat' postage 81 42
Commissioners Deeds,
Paid Jacob Harris tor Com'rs deeds S26l II
Commissioners and Clerks Pay.
Ami paid Tram DER, Sl5s 90
do William J, lkeler, 1872 so
do Jonas Fahringer, 10 90
DO Henry Buenhender, l6 so
do X. {. Fruit, elk. 300 90
SS37 90
Mercantile appraiser.
Amt paid Richard Stiles, So 90
Medical Services.
Amt paid J. Is. McKevy, ST so
Post M0rtem Examination.
Amt paid Ramsey & McKelvy, $50 90
Agricultural Society
Amt paid J. w. Henderson, sci 81
Total Expenditures for the year, sS3S4 90
IdreS outstanding and ncoliec'ed.
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}rick Dwelling House

Frame Stable, Frame Carpenter Shop one
and half story high, and a Wagon Shed.
Late the estate OF said deceased, situate
in the township of Scott and county afore.
said. JACOB EYERLY,
Bloomsbufg, Feb IL, 1857. Clerk
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ch bdN nSsCSslHtH'' ol o.
Andrew Hess fees on Com'rs deeds 9 81
Jury fees reed off. Eyerly Prolh'y "a 0C
Cash received for military assess.
ment 1855 IG 1856 so OC
Balance due Treasurer, 473 e.
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SiianizE &aIc..

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w. uert.sgl-y-A ;Leses W. ls- e., ,assL q,
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SIXTY-FIVE ACRES.

About ten acres is cleared, aut the balance
well Iimbered, so as to support saw-mlI.
For terms apply TO the subscriber in Jack
son township, Columbia county.
n JOHN KESLER.
Jackson, Feb. 10, 1856.
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Ssc

Amt OF taxes uncolccted for 1856
and previous years, $3.50 II
Commissions allowed collectors 353 Go
Exoneraions do. during the year $50 81
Amt of orders redeemed 7s1O IA
Treasurer Commission, 235 20
do do on unsealcd land So 81
Amt in the hands of John Doak,
late Treasurer. 35 90
Supervisors receipts for road tax l69 50
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We, The undersigned Auditors OF the couu.
10 of CoGmbIa being duly elected to adjust
and seue the accounts of the Treasurer aud
Commi, siouers have carcluily examined the
accounts and vouchers Gi H.. same from the
first da" OF January 1856, t. the htst day ol
January 1887, do certify that we ind 'hem
correct a. set torh in The loregolr;g Stale
mrnt, and that we find balance due Jacob
llduls, E>q., Treasurer from the County Of
ionr hundred aud seventy three dollars and
SiXty.lonr cents.
Given under our handsthis 9th day of JIM
nary ID 1887
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LOT OF GROUND.

situate in Light Street, Scott township, county
aforesaid, adjoining a lot of Samuel l.. Betle
OH the South, DR.. Josiah Smith on tue North,
lands OF Samuel H. Bele on the South and
fronting on The Main Street of said Town,
containing sixty feet front ard one hundred
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EXPENDITURES,

load y Brldgc JieWS.
Amt paid sundry persons for road
views. 500 90
do do do bridge views I6 90
Amt paid sundry persons, town.
ship lines, 0 90
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ANNUAL STATEMENT,
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
CODumbfa County,.
Columbia County,
FOR THE YEAR 1896.


THE Auditors elected 10 settle and ad.
just the public account of Columbia Co..
have examined the same from the first day
OF January, 1856, TO the frs. day Of JAM
uary 1857, and respectfully lay before
the Honorable Judges Of the Court of
Pleas the following statements and re.
ports agreeably to tie 22d section of an
Act ofIhe general Assembly OF this Cum.
monwealdh passed the l4,h day Of April,
A. ID. 1894.
JACOB HARRIS, ESQ, Treasurer,
or Columbia CO. in account with said co.
DIR.
1856 January
To taxes outstanding for 1855 and
previous years, S4Si2 CS
TO Ssm'l Creveling, Fishingcroek
Error 1855. l OG
TO Benz, McHenry Fishingcreek
Error 1855, 90
Cash Of Andrew Freas, old plank, 80 SO
Cornelius Bells Orange error SO 90
Error in Centre lp. duplicate 1855 90
Amt of Tax assessed for 1856, 7043 33
Philip Wintersteen land redeemed 6 90
Hugh ShultZ do do 10
Isaiah Kline do do 81
jonas Snyder. do do so
Cash, ii. J. lnglin use of c. House 3 90
do Sam'l Shairer old plank, 10 90
County tax on unseated land lS6 96
Road do do ass 60
School do do 3O4 IL
Poor do do ll9 46
County do Seated land 54 "a
Road do do , 10
School do do 76
Poor do do @ II
Ten days Assessment, 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-14
THE EASLEY SCHEME.

Particular attention is directed to "Real Estate
Rattle, which luuy 10 found advertised in our paper
this week. The prizes consist of valuable property in
Pickens District. Tho transaction, VIC assured,
will 10 carried out in the most perfect good faith
The managers are honorable gentlemen Of high posi-
ton in the community where they live. Tho owner
of the property is himself citizen of great rcspecta
bty, and at this time member of the Legislature
from Pickens. Tho mills and tract Of land connected
with them, said to DO very valuable These form
the highest prize being appraised at twenty thousand
dollars. The village Of Easlcy is represented as be-
ing beautiful and saluhrous spot, admirable place
for summer residences, and only ten miles north Of
Old Pendeton. For full description Of the proper
ty here proposed to be drawn for ca at this Office and
obtain a haud-bill giving particulars.
The price of tickets, it will be seen is ten dollars
and for this sum, there is now presented bona fde
opportunity Of jumping into littlo fortune. Some
one must aud will win. How know you, but this may
10 your lucky chance in life? Try it.
Mr.. D. r. DCRlsuE will act as agent for Edgcfcld.
Certificates Of chances for yale at this office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-14
GEN. JAMES HAMILTON.

This gallant old choyalier has been named for the
United States Senate TO fill the vacancy occasionod
by the death of the lamonted BUTLER. The name OF
JAMES HAMILTON once stood first in tho hearts OF
Carolinians In that trying day, when the power OF
the Federal Government, wiolded by ANDREW JACK
son. was about to be arrayed against tho little State
of South Carolina, it was HAMILTON who was looked
to by brave pcuplo tho right comnarder-in-ch
for the perilous emergency lie was theu indeed tho
idol of ten thousand hearts, presenting as he did
both in appearance and in manners the lmper'ona-
ton of ull that was knghty and chivarous. An ab-
scncc of many years from the State, and the changes
of time, have operated to withdraw his high virtues
in large degree from the public regard. But there
are still many who look to the glorious trio Of HAfSE,
HAMILTON and McDurrIE with proud remembrance
and unfaded admiration.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-14
Lrom the Charleston Mercury.
SENATORIAL ELECTION.
RApCLlEFR. Oct.

hAUCtlFFE, octoDeE =, iC'i.
NBss.s. EDlToRs: Ny name has been men
toned in the newspapers in connection with the
approaching election of U. $. Senator, and l
have myself received many communications on
the subject. 1t is, perhaps, proper that / should
make public my determination not to he cam
didate. have never had much practical expo
rience Of public service, and for the last thirteen
years-whic!. have comprised the prime Of my
LIFE have lived in complete retirement, devoted
to agricultural pursuits, and wholly negleclful
of political studies and current affairs. To com
mence, as it would be, political career ut fifty
years Of age, is impossible. 1t is, ut least, quite
impossible to me. l have never, at any time,
desired seat in tho Senate; but to consent to
60 there now, if elected, would be to agree to do
great injustice to the State, and the greatest
violence to my own inclnations, as well Us init
~ to oil my interests.
AIN, very respectfully, your ob't serst,
j. II. HAMMOND.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-14
THE REMAINS OF I.EGAgr.-The treasured re-

THE REMAINS OF I.EGARE-The treasured re-
msius nf the body TIA. was once animated and
informed BY Tic son arA ssirit Of Hugh Swinton
Lecar4, arrived i. Ills Gil, Yesterday nUrning,
anu wv.e desposi;.c; il the receiving vault ui
Magnolia Ccr'ccry. the Company having ten
dcrl the Us2 81 this receptacle, and OF their
hearse, with other facilities and assistance.
They will there await the arrival Of our asso,
ciate, who is possessed Of the wishes and instruc
.ions of the nearest surviving friend Of this dis
tinguished citizen of Charleston. and of South
Carolina. whose remains will sooa be committed
finally to their appropriate resting place.
We need only express aud indulge the hope,
that this worthy and appropriate deposit will
not be permitted to remain in our Magnolia with
ort fitting Observation-Disclosures Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-14
BANK OF TEIE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.

Dispatches received in this city this morning (says
the Augusta Consitioauiist, Of the 10th inst, an.
nuuncc that this institution has suspended. This is
Perhaps owing to the peculiar character of the bank
which is State institution. Its suspension should
create no pnuc, rs tic State is liable for its issues
and there is no danger Of ultimate loss to the bill
holders. The other hunks Of Charleston not in.
jured but rather, VIC imagine relieved by this suspcn
sion of tho Bank Of the Stale which they have had to
aid and sustain, in measure, for some tmc past
largo party in South Carolina have long contcndcd
that tue Bank Of the State should be wound up, and
we hope that this will be the result Of its present
temporary suspension.
"The Bank Of the State Of South Carolina" the
State institution, which In, suspended, must not be
confoundcd with "Thc State Bank Of South Carolina,
private corporation, which, NJ iar We know be-
eve, is sound and safe
A Telcgraplic dispatch from Washington, says: The
ncws of the suspension Of tho Bank of the State Of
South Carolina caused great surprise in this city,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE NIAGARA At HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, N. S., October I, 1857.
The British North American Mail Steamship
Niagara, Captain J. c. Hickman, has arrived at
this port, bringing dates from Liverpool to the
26th ult.
GENERAL ISrELLlcEScB-There is no later
news from India.
Messrs Parrisou, Watson & Co., Bankers at
Hull, England, have failed with large liabilities:
Mexico has accepted the negotiations OF
France and England in the Hispano-Mexican
question.
The Emperors Of Russia and Austria were to
meet at Vienna on the lst October:
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET.-The sales OF
Cotton for the week comprised $4,000 bales, at
prices showing decline of I'd. in all qualities.
Of this amount, spectators took $500 aud ex'
porters 1000 bales. The sales on Friday COM
prised 5000 bales, in quick market. Fair Or
leans was quoted at 9sd.; Middling Orleans 9s.;
Fair Mobile, 91d.; Middling Mobile 9sd.; Fair
Uplands 9sd.; and Middling Uplands 9l. The
stock of Cotton on hand amounted to 297, 900
bales, of which 2O6,500 bales were American
On Saturday afternoon, Cotton was quiet with
sales of 1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL RRE4DsruFEs MAnEET.-flour was
steady The lower qualities, however, exhibited
downward tcmlcucy, and quotations were bare
" maintained. Corn was dull. On Saturday
afternoon Breadstuffs were steady and quiet.
LIVERPOOL GENERAL MARKErs.-Sugar was
steady. Coffee was quiet. Rice was heavy and
easier.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-The London Money
market was active. At noon on Saturday, Con-
soils were quoted at 90GG905.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-14
H YIN MI a L,


MARRIED, at her fathers residence, Edgeficld
District, S. c., on the 9th inst, by the Rev. Dr.
Brantly, Mr.. DRURY T. VAUGHN, of Newberry
District, to Miss I. sTATIRA, only child of Col
John and Mrs. Ann IIuict.
This announcement was accompanied by avery
rich 9 sortmcnt of delicious cake sc of which VIC
made glori us lunch, at every mouthful wishing
long life and perpetual bliss to tile happy couple
MARRIED, on Thursday evening, The lst inst, in
Madison county, Fla, by the Rev. D. L. Kennedy,
Mr.. REASON WurrTLE and Mrs. NANCY MCPHEE-
SON all of that county,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-14
O 1T U A R Y.

DIED, at Grantcvillc. on the 81 October, Will
LIAM EVERETT, infant son of Mr.. j. $. ant
Mrs. Sarah Jennings, aged II months.
"Comc, mourning parents, dry up your tears;
Your loss to him is gain.
Seek but the path that hath no fears,
And strive to meet again
THY loved one, WHO the way has shown
10 reach thy Heavenly Fathers throne
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-14
Sans Worry Kcst.

Strange to say, the best watermelon We have Ind
this year was pulled in October. 1t out of the
latest patch Of our old friend and ncighbor, SAMUEL
MARSH, Esq. Unreasonable rs the fact may appear
il s nevertheless and the treat rightly enjoyed
by those who participated in It You may know it
was genuine honey-n-tho-gum, for it gave nobody
chill and left sweet farewell upon every palate
Thanks and praises to the best inelon-rsser in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-14

Tns Sorrn CAro1lSA CoLLEGH--We take
pleasure, says the Curolinis, in stating that up.
wards of one hundred students had arrived yes.
terday, and that the prospect is very fair OF a
full College. We learn also that fine spirit
prevails among them to do everything to uphold
and advance the interests Of the institution so
dear to Us all.
We ar, informed that eighteen applicants for
admission were examined yesterday. This ID
not the regular time for their examination, but
in consequence of the lamented death of the
late J. W. Hudson, his scholars presented them,
selves, and requested this favor. A few other
persons who came on, unaware of the regula,
tion which requires applicants to present them
selves the Tuesday after commencement, have
nlso been reeeiyed:s It'is, proper to say, and we
do'it at thesreqncst Of the Faculty that it is
highly desirable that no more applicants present
themselves until the above stated time.
At meeting of the Faculty, Prof LaBord1
was unanimously elected Chairman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-14
qbe aopertisfr.
ARTHUR SlMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, 8. C.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ii, 1857.
MORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
EDGEFIELD, 8. C.

JSo. NJ. CLARKE, late of Red Hill, Edsefold, has
united with Mr.. CHARLES ESTES in the business of
nercha ndizing, ut Augusta. Gn. His success on
smaller field is guarantee Of his ability to 10
we'll in much larger one. We wish him big lot OF
good customers.
CLARKE ROYAL, as also HENRY DAILY, tue we'll
known shoe men of Augusta have fresh cards In our
present issue. They both standard establishments
and need only to announce themselves to command
full share of public patronage.
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AwrcL RATE OF IyrEREsr.-We have it from
unquestionnble authority that three per cent
and three and half per cent. por month, have
been demanded and been paid in our streets
within the last week! What pursuit, business
or engagement will justify such rates as these
Fredericksburg Herald.
OrE Fredericksburg contemporary would open
his eyes little wider were he in Charlie ston.
We heard Of case. on Wednesday, i'll which a
gentleman paid fifteen dollars for the nso of one
hundred and fifty for u single day. This is at
the rate of 300 per cont per month-Charles.
ton Mercury.
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Oct. 13 1857
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

DY w. F. DURISOE, ESQ.,, Ordinary of Edgefeld
ID District.
Whereas John K Jackson hath applied to me for Let
tcrs of Administration all and singular the goods
late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas.
ed to he and appear before me, at our next Ordnays
Court for The said District be holden at Edgeheld
{. H., on tho 9th day of October inst, TO show
cause fany why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day OF Oct
in The year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifiy.seven and in the s2nd year Of American
Independence.
October Il 2t 4U