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As to the L,nd. on a credit Of one and two years,
in equal annual instalments. with interest from
date. Purchasers To give bond with two approved
snreties and a mortgage OF The premises TO secure
TIL purchase money.
Tne personal property will be sold on a credit Of
twelve months *h interest from date. Purchasers
of the personal property will be required 10 give
noe with two approved sureti,s.
And in no case will the title "f the property,
either real or personal, be changed until terms Of
sale are complied with and all persons falling or
refusing TO comply with said terms. the property
bid IF will be resoll at the risk of the former pur
chaser Al sums Of and under $40 Cash.
All persons wishing to examine The land above
described will please call IN Mr.. VI. S. PALMER,
an the premises, who will take pleasure in giving
them surh information as thew may desire.
JOHN II. .HOLLINGSWORTH,
JOHN II. WALKER. "" '
Nov st A3
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
DY an order from ". +. Durisoe. Esq OrdlEa-
- ry, we will proceed 10 s'Il On WEDNEoD J. {,
The 10Th December next, at the rcSidrncr Or y Hh
vlS ASBlI!7. deed, all the persona! estate OF SAID
deceased, consisting Of
NENE NEGROES,
Mules, Horses, Cattle, Stock and Fat:rning Hogs,
Cotton aud Cotton seed, Corn, Fodder, Oxen ahd
Ok Cart, one Carriage and Harness. one Eu9gy AID
Harness, one Wagon, Blacksmith and Plantation
Tonls, Gin Head, Household and Kitchen fur"'-
,urc, &e., &c.
Terms ALL Sims under $l0 casl,-over that
amount on a credit OF twelve months, purchasers
giving note and TWO approved securities.
j. j. ASBllL. Ad,,rv
FRANCES ASBlLL.
Nov IL ST. At
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Nov u
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Mary White, Applicant,

rS.
Willis Wh,llc Guardian adltem Of
Thomas anG Mlledsc Wllittle, Defts.
DY an order from the Ordinary, shall proceed
ID to sell at Edge6cd Court House, Oh the first
Monday in December next, for Partition, the Real
Estate Of Amos Whi,le, deceased, TRACT OR
PARCEL OF LAND, lying and being in the Dis
trict and State aforesaid, Clouds Creek, contain
iag One hundred ard two Q02) Acres, more or
less and bounded BY lands Of Wiley Bode, Simeon
Crouch, lands belonging to .he Estate OF Joseph
Bode, deceased, Felix Boaie and Willis Whittle,
Senior.
TERMs.--Gn a credit Of one and two ye ,rs with
interest on the second instancnt from the Ist JAN
.uary 1859. Purchaser to give Bond with good
security and mortgage 10 the Ordinary to secure
the purchase money. Cost to be paid in cash.
Titles extra. JAMES ElDsoN, SEP.
NV II Ate As
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Land for Sale,

TyNIIE Subscribers oif"r for salc thir VALUA-
l. BLE PLANTATION situated on the Mar
tin Town Road, sixteen miles from Hamburg, lying
on Horns Greek, and containing
525 Acres,
More ar less The Plantation is well watered, fine
" tnbercd, and well adapted t" the raising Of
Cotton and Grain. y gond dwelling House and
all nec ssary oulbui.dings ar" on the premises.
The above Tract adioins lands of DR.. I. II. Pat
tison the Estate OF John Jones, Maj. Geo. Boswell,
and John AIealina.
~" For terms and other particu ars apply to
MIR. y. j. Mathis on the place
BETIETI1A GETEEN,
ELIZABETH NILBORN.
Ivy Js'nui1 Oct 81 If ~
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Elegant act Of
EouITA TIC M,
BY NADEMOISELLE LEAMEN.
Graceful and Artistic Horsemanship by the
youthful. .DEMOTT
Illustrations of the Grecian Arena, by the Com
,pany, headed by W. PASTOR.
Steeple Chase AMI Hurdle Act. by G. DEM0TT.
Mr. STOUT will introduce his celebrated Trick
Horse,
BLACK DIAMOND.
Tumbling by tic Company The celebrated
Trick Pony, Orphan Eoy, will bc introduced into
the Ring. Also the Clown and his Comic Mule.
only thirty inches high. and 60 through with their
wonderful performances.
The great Persian Equilibrium called Ia PER
CHE, by W. II. Stout and Garry Dcmot.
TWO GREAT CLOWNS!
Mr.. TONEY PASTOR, the great Yankee Clown.
whose genius for inventng New Stories and mirth-
creating Hits at the times have been extensive
" copi, and gaa'd by all the other Clowns in the
country. will open an entire new budectt Of fun,
arranged to suit tire year 1857. Toncy Pastor will
also delight the audience ly singing his favorite
ditty of i" Has anybody seen my sister," as sung
by him more than 800 times in all the great Cir
cusscs of the world, with the most oYcrpowering
applause.
Tic French Grotcsqne, GARRY DEMOTT, will
introduce all those Antics, Puns Tricks Wtticisms
and practical jokes, which have established his
reputation as the first Comic Perforncri in the ring
\ terrific contact with
WILD EASTS!
By Professor BEASLEI, who will enter tie den
OF Lion, Tigers and Leopards.
= The following list comprises tic WILD AMI
MAILS, now exhibiting in MaDc's .iiuint Mcnagerie
and Circus
FOUR COLOSSAL ELEPHANTS!
Forming tic team of tic GREAT BAND CHARI-
OT.-Tcn magnificent Lions, Royal Bengal Tiger,
brazilian Black Tiger, Lcopards, Pantl!crs, Con-
gar, OccIotS, Tiger Cats, Striped aud Spotted liy.
cnas, Grizzly and black Bears: Canics and Dr"mc-
darics, Lamas, Burmese Cow AMI Alpacas, gray
and black Wolves, white Coons, Badgers, Pnrcu-
pines, and q wilderness Of Birds and Monkeys.
s1Gy' For further particulars, sec large Pictorial
and Descriptive Bills and Autographs OF the Com
pany. w. III, EAF7S, Agent.
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HOTEL FOR SALE

rISHE CAROLINA HOTEL, for
L mery known as the SPANN fas9sm
HOTEL, is now Offered for sale, and ,sss,,gsS
will be offered on the nost accommo- Aassss-s
dating terms Us to time
This HOTEL is situated in the most eligible po-
slion in the Village. Oh the South si.'e OF Mane
Street nrnr enough to the Public Sqmr" i"r all
purposes, and sufficiently quiet and retired: and
has always, since It's establishment Hotel, dnie
good business, and will no doubt continue t, do
so as long as We'll kept
Any person arsirous Of entering into this busi-
ness would do well TO caiI and examine the
premises.
Connected with this Hotel are cumnoaious Sta
bles, continuing over one hundred well-resua,ed
Stalls, Carriage House, Cri $, &c Also, good
L"ts for Drover's Stock, and fine Gard n, ab' ut
one acre in size mot surpassed BY any. The whole
premises contain about three acres.
Tho undersigned would not be induced TO offer
this valuable property for sale, it not for do
nestle aillictons. lie is now disposed to turn his
attention to SOME other occupation.
i. NJ. NICHOLAS.
Edgeicld, Oct 10 If Al
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LOOK HERE!

A IL Persons are hereby cautioned from trading
IN for certain Note Of hand given by the Sub.
scrbcr - Fl. a. Barnes, for Sl34, and dated Oct.
Sd 1857, (or about that ,me,) as will not pay said
note unless compelled by law-the property being
uusound fol which it was given.
NANCY GRANT.
Nov 2 IT. ~
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SheriHs Sale.

10y Virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Facias to
ID me directed, I will proceed to sell at Edge
field O. r., On the first Monday in December next,
the following property in the following case, to wit
The State vs. Edward T. Davis, One Sorrel
Horse, one Horse Wagon, one Lot Of Corn and
Fodder, one lot Of Stock Hogs.
C. A. Gray, Adm'x. vs. Harmon Miller, One
Horse Wagon. Terms Cash.
JAS. EDISON, szD
Nov II 3. As
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EXECuT0R,S SALE,

0N THURSDAY, the Sd December next,
" will sell n, the !a,e residence Of Mrs LUCY
MOORE, decd, one and half miles from Edge,
field c. H., the real aud personal Estate oi the said
Mrs Lucy Moore, decd, consisting OF
COEEI0DHOUS DWELLING,
With the necessary outbuiIdings, and TWO HUN
DRED ACRES Of LAND, more or less, n'esiy
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state Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

rs. BU f0r IGrttti0H.
EpY virtue Of an order in Equity in the above
ed stated case, i'll Sell a, the late residence of
Samuel Beard, dcce;lsed on Wednesday the 18Th
day of November next, the tracts Of land described
in the Bill in this case, viz: Tract No. !, contain
ing one hundred and olty (l0) acres more or less,
adjoining lands of Thomas Powers, Richard White,
Jefferson Floyd and others Tratt No. g containing
two hundred i20O) acres, more or less, adjoining
lands belonging to Tie Esta,rof P. s. Brooks, decd.
james Richardson, VIM. I. Head and others.
TeRMs-Cos;s Of suit to be paid in cash, the bal
ancc Of the purchase money on a credit OF one and
two years, with interest frun the day Of sale-pur-
chase money to be secured by bonds with ample
personal securities, anda mortgage of the premises
y. SlMklNS, c.EEp.
Oct. 81 1857 +,e i3
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A IL Persons having demands against the Es-
"A. tate Of the late Capt. John T.iwcomb, are re-
quested to present them properly a,tested to the
Executors-and all persons indrhted are informed
that immediate payment is demanded.
BENZ. WALDO,
JAS. N. LIPsCoMB, Ez'Ors
j. 3. LIPSCOMB.
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Eighteen Likely Negroes,

A 10, Of Corn and Fodder, Horses, Hogs. Farming
sUtrnsils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Sc
TERMS OF sALE-!,ll sums under $40, Cash
;,ll sums al,ov.. that amount ered;~"f twelve
months except as to onelhird of the real estate,
which must he paid in cash. Purchasers will be
required to give Note with two approved sureies
Titles of property net changed until terms "i sale
are complied with
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CHE0PLASTIC PROCESS

OF INSERTING
ARTITJCIA TGErTEE.
THE Subscriber having furnished himself with
i license 10 use this NEW PROCESS Of
INSERTING ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
Is now ready to serve all who may need such, with
an assurance of a more perfect adaptation, aud
closer resemblance to the natural organs, than can
be realized by any other method. Its perfect pu-
rly. cleanliness, freedom from all taste, or galvanic
sensation, durability, comfort and security, are
a,nnng the advantages claimed for this SUPERIOR
mode Of setting Artificial Teeth.
HI. PARKER.
June "a, If "a
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$500 REWARD.

EsTRAYED from the Subscriber about month
IL since, large rcd and white spotted COW
no horn and white-f -faced-not certain whether she
is marked. Also, left about the same time rcd
HETFER, about two years old
The above reward will be paid for The safe de-
livery Of the Cow; and a suitable compensation
given for the recovery Of tie IIeifer
D. r. DURIsOE
Nry II ct II
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Lest or Stolen,

EROM this place during the first week of Court,
L large red POINTER DOG, with white
streak in his face, white feet and the tip OF his tail
white. Any information concerning lis arherea-
bouts, will be thankfully received or liberal reward
will be paid for his delivery to his proper owner.
G. D. MINIS.
Oct 9f 1857 If 49
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Notice..

r hereby forwarn all persons against trading for
q certain Note OF hand given by the subscri-
her to G. Wool or nearer, of Kentucky, for tho sum
of one hundred and seventeen dollars, and due
thirty days after date, dated on the 9th November
1851; as the property has proved utterly unsou9d
for Which the said Note was given. am deter
mined not to pay the same unless compelled by
law. THHalAo ID. hhhoE.
Noy 10 1867 tt 4+
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Sept 30 IF 3
Ris.gc E,a7nd For Sale.

Ridge EI;s7ld Fer Sale.
r Offer fer Sale my VALUABLE COTTON
L PLANTATION. containing about Five
r1u:adred Acres, lying on the Edge6rld and
Columbia Road.
On it is fine one Stnry House, with basement,
and plenty Of out buildings of every kind, all new
Aud tn every field there is good new gate well
painted anil n plenty Of water; alec, plenty OF
fine Grapes, an Orchard, shrubbcry &c, and an
abundance of fine timber and good drinking water.
Call and examnc--I know you will br pleased.
CLINTON WARD.
SEPT 80 If 81
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Notice

US hereby given, that application will be made to
IL the next Legislature for act OF incorporation
for the Dry Greek Baptist Church.
Aug. 20 1857 3n 50
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Plantation for Sale,

EIaNLdLIUU IUI DdI6r
JNIlE subscriber offers for sale his plantation
1 containing about 65 Acres, lying ON
Beech Creek, uear the Ridge Road.
There arc two Settlements on the Land-one
good Corn Mill, neatly ncw--ab"ut two hundred
acres in cultivation, part Of which is very "Xcell 1T
Cotton land, aud small portion ."f ricll swamp.
we'll drnincd, and now in cultivation. Tile crop
will show its quality.
There is an abundance Of fine timber, plenty Of
water in every field. and public Road through the
entire length of the Tract.
r. WARD.
Sept 80 tt 3S
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Here
EsTATE IUDCE RUTLER.

DERsoNs having demands against the above
/ Ess'e viii obIise by forthwith handing state
ments of the same, properly a!tcsted, to W; r.
Butler, ESQ.,, at EdgeaelL G: H., or Iorwardng them
by mail to The subscriber at Bnrnwell q. H.
'' JOHNSON IIAGOOD, Adm'or.
Nov II AZ
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schIey's Plains and OsliabHrss,
\ nd are prepared tn sell to Merchants and Planters
on AZ favorable terms as any h"usr in the city.
They hav" secured the services Of Mr.. JAMES
RI. uOLLINGSWOKTII. ("f the late firm Of
Brlchcr s. llo'lirgsworh) and hope, BY strict a-
tenton to business to merit and receive a share OF
the public patronage.
Augusta, Get. %, ct az
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EXECUTORS, SALE,

IN pursuance of the provisions Of the Will Of
i DIOMEDE F. HOLLlNGSWORTH, decd.
will proceed TO sell all that portion of the Estate
of The Tesator directed in said will to be sold for
distribution amongst the legatces, therein named,
10 wit:
One Tract of Land
lying on Horns Creek, is miles above Hamburg
and about IA miles from Edgefcld. CHI, "n the
Martin Town Road, adjoining lands Of George
McKie. tho Estate Of j. Jones and others. Tais
tract contains 1875 ARES, more or less. The purcha
ser will abide BY The loss or gain in the number Of
acres.
The Executors can say with confidence that this
is one of the most VALUABLE COTTON AND
surpassed in their judgment, by none on Horns
Creek, a section of the District well known tn all
10 be in high degree, suited especially to The cul.
ture uf the
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THentY-seVen Negr0es.

TERMS-A credit Of one and two years in tw"
eonal annual instalments, with interest on each in
staIment frnm day of sale. Purchasers required to
give bnd with at least two good suretes to secure
the purchase money. The purchaser Of the Land
viii be further required to give mortgage Of The
premises. Costs OF suit and expenses OF sale to be
paid CASH slLAs JOHNSON cGS.D: 3D.
Commits Office, Newberry Dist, DC, %, 1881
N,,o 2t IA
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

DURSUANTt to an order cf the Court Of Equity.
I in the case Of a. NJ Smith vs.. Hage Smith,
ct al, will sell on the SAME DAY and at the
SAME PLACE abnvc mentioned, the real aud
personal Estate nr ROBERT SMITH, deceased,
consisting Of about
rgREE HUNDRED .ACaES LAND
Situated in l.aurers D.strict-a plat OF which VIII
be exhibited on day of sale-;oge'hcr, with about
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One Tract of Land
COTTON PLANT.

cessful cultivation, considerable part Of whrh is
fresh and IN high state Of Improvement an til
age There are about 2ia acres Of native forest
the balance not under cultivation, grown up old
fields and if not entirely restored to its original fer
tty, capable Of producing from 1000 10 1900 lLs.
OF cotton TO the acre. and abounding in timber use
full for plantation purposes
There are on the premises, G comf"tlhle resi-
dence, overseers house. and all necessary out buid-
ings, including Gin lluu-c and Screw.
In the opinion OF the present expert need over.
srer, there are in this Tract "wgrounds enough to
raise from six to seven thousand bushels nf corn,
with an excellent system Of drainage commenced
and already in successful operation.
ALSO
ut the same time and place, we will sell between
SIS and so valuable Negroes. In this
gang, there are two good wag"ners. 'lir gond cook
and two excellent house women, We will also sell
at the same time and place. :,
g ROAD WAGONS. 1 OK CART, 10 HEAD
OF MULES AND HORSES, A LOT OF
COWS AND CALVES, 40 OR so
HEAD OFSilEEP, LOT OF FAT
MING AND ST1<k HOGS,
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
1900 OR 1000
BUSHELS OF
CORN,
A LOT OF FODDER,
A LOT OF COTTON SEED,
consisting in lnrg- part OF Bu,d's pro-
life, ONE GIN HE ID LOTOr PLOUGH
HOES and various other articles HOT urces=ary here
to be mentioned.
The above Sales will be made at the Plaatatou
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A GRAND PROCESSION,
Will be made in the forenoon of the day of exhi-
btion, preceded by the
GGv3HoAU @RAREow
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TN7OuLD inform his friends
w and all who may be trading
to this Market, that he still con-
tiuues 10 keep a FULL and we'll
selected Stock OF Goods in the
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we viii also Sell M THE laie residence nl tne lev
tator, near Edgefed YiIhge On TU ESD..Y, TIE
18TH DEC EMBER NEXT,
Three Negroes,
Among them one first rate CV"k-a lot Of Corn,
Fodder. Plantation Tools. ONE Two Horse
Wagon, one pair Of Match Horses lot
of Cows and Calves, Ia, of logs. Fat
ming and stock, one Curriase
and Harness. "pe Buggy
ard Harness, Blacksmith T"is, one
Kiln of Burnt bricks. ani oilier articles
not here mentioned.
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Tuesday, the Sth December next

And the day following if so much BE- nee ssaiy.
Those drsirous Of purrhusll this valulble ,lr.o
of Land are hereby notified, that i: will be sold on
Tu, sduy, the s,h of December next, precisely at
half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-08-05
Bank of the State.

We invite the attention of our readers to the COM
munication in the Standard to-day over the sigma
ture of "One of the People," in reply to "a Stock
holder" whose communication appeared recently in
the Standard. Our correspondent is well Informed
on the subject which he writes, and we trust he
will continue his communications until all the facts
shall have been laid before the public.
By the way, the Register of July 25th is in error
in saying that the Standard has suggested that the
operation of returning to the State and to the stock
holders the capital of the Bank, in instalments,
should "commenc@ immediately" We said this /:
The Bank of the State, it is to be presumed, will
begin in gear or taco to pay out nstaments of its
capital stock, with view to final settlement with
the stockholders; and it WILL therefore, be an easy
matter to transfer the School Fund to some other
Bank"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-08-05

WITHDRAWAL OF THE SOUTHWESTERN BRANCH OF
THE AMERICAN TRACT SocIErY.-At a special meeting
of the Southwestern Branch Of the American Tract
Society, held in New Orleans on the evening of the
30th Of June, 1857 the following preamble and re-
solutions were adopted, viz:
Whereas, At the recent annual meeting of the
American Tract Society, held in New York, May,
1857, the following resolution. among Others was
adopted, viz "That in the judgement of your COM
mittee the political aspects of slavery lie entirely
without the proper sphere of this Society," and
be discussed in its publications; but that those moral
duties which grow out of the existence of slavery
well those moral evils and vices which it is known
to promote, and which condemned in Scripture,
and so much deplored by Evangelical Christians, un-
doubtedy do fall within the province of this Society,
and can and ought to be discussed in fraterna and
Christian spirit" And, whereas, the passage of such
resolution justly alarms the friends of the Society
at the South in regard to its future issues indicating
it does departure from the principles that have
hitherto governed il in relation to the subject referred
to- and any such departure from those principles
would justly impair the confidence of Southern Chris
tians in the Society and must entirely destroy its
funess in this portion of our country, therefore,
Be it resotred, That SO long the parent Society
continues to be governd strictly by the Constitution
in the issuing of its publications which is viz: "To
dihuSe knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ as the
Redeemer of Sinners and to promote the interest of
vital gotlliness and sound morality, by the crcua-
ton OF religious tracts calculated to receive the ap
probation Of all Evangelical Christians" we will
continue to give it, heretofore, fullest conf
dence and our warmest support, and as its South
Western Branch, do all that we can for the promo
lion of the great objects foI which it established
be it resolued, That in the opinion of this Branch
the principle declared by the Parent Society, in the
adoption of the fourth resolution of May last is
contrary to the spirit of the Constitution and in op
position to the uniform action of the Society for up
wards of thirty years, and if acted upon, must how
much it is to be deplored and regretted,
dissolve all connection with that portion OF country
represented by this Branch.
Be further resoloed, That our Corresponding Se-
creary be requested to furnish copy of the pream
bic and resolutions adopted this meeting to the
various papers Of city. and also to forward copy
to the Parent Society at New York.
true copy. r. H. BROWNE,
Corresponding Secretary.
New Orleans, July l, 1857.