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e The exercises of this liatitution will com mence on1 MAnday the 5th of the present lust. under the direction of Francis Moody, a native of Virginia, who has had consider able experience in his profession. We.in vite the attention of Parents and Guardians to the ideality of the Ridgeville Academy, which, in our opinion, is a place not sur passe4for health, by any in the Up-Country and respectfully solicit a share of their pa tronage. Board can be procured in respecta ble t'amilies and convenient to theAcademy at front 7 to $8 per month. RATES OF TuT1O2. Spelling, Reading, and Writing ,er Quarter $300 'he above with Arithmetic and En glish Grammar, 5 0( The above with Geography, History, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Cheitkiry, Rhetoric, &c. 7 0( COL. M. WATSON, A. WATSON, B. F. BOATRIGHT, MAJ T. WATSON. 'Trustees E. W. PERRY, LEWIS IIOMES.Esq Feb: 6 1838 tf 1 rCokesbury Fesusaie Academy. M RS. WILSON respectfully announces to the public that she has resumed the dtiea of tier School. Thankfnil for the patronage sihe has heretofore received, sho pledges herscif t< devote her unremitted attention to the intellec tual improvement of the young ladies committed to her care. She has associated with her, in tht duties of her School. a Gentleman, a graduate o the South Carolina College, Minister of th< Methodist Episcopal Chirci. Good boarding can be furnished at $9 to $( per month. The Scholastic year will be divided into two Sessiomis, comprising five and a half months pe; SmsseOn. Terms Per Session. Orthography, reading, writing, giamniar atd arithnetic, : $10 0( The above with initroductory geography, niodern history, derivatives, use of the globes, &c. :L 15 O Tie above with geography, ancient and modern. history ancient and modern, introductory astronomy and botany 20 0 The same with natural, moral and in tellectual philosophy, chiemisirv, logic, coiposition, botaiiy, algebra, &c. 24 O Music. .: : : : :: 30 0 French, 20 0f .atin and Greek, : . 20 O Drawing and Painting, 20 0 TERMS PAID in AnvAscr. Cokevbury. Abbeville, Feb24, 1838 d 4 * DRUGS, OILS, 4c. r 111E Subscribers respectfully invite the at I tention of Merch ants, Plantere. Physiciant and others to their lap Stock of 3PRESE |ME3EDICINES, Oils of all kinds, Paints, Dye Stufs, Window Glass, Brushes, 81c. A-c. AT THEin STORES IN HAMBURG AND AUGUSTA. ' Their supply is heavy, their assortment good and their articles fresh. Dealing entirely with the tanufacturers o oriinu iorters, they. can sell their good a ow as ain house in the Southern Country. Please ca and examine. OisS6tre'in Hamburg is next to H. L. JEr rEns & Co's. In Augusta, opposite to BEALL'. or STovAL.'s Ware Houses. . KITCHEN & ROBERTSON. WuIr.L.A K. KITCTIEN, F. M. Roansron. M. D. December 6. 1837 h 43 Colic Mixture. T HIE above is ainever failinig remedy for tha variety of colic, so distressing to Inftsm and1( for which the most injurious anodyne sub. stances are toocomnimnly given. It is Safe ant soothiog, and instead of producing costiveness. i1 usually operates gently on the boweils. Thtis remedy has no0w been used for several years. with that success and approbation,'whict quack medicines made to sell, cannot command It is extensively used by tihe best physicians ir the -ountry, and to use the languiage of manyc mother, acts as a charm. Whdue it allays thc pain and lls the child to rest, it does not leavc behind it those unipieasant syn'iptoms, whicz Lamdanum, Batemans Drops, &c. generally pro duco. Ample directions necompany each vial; and certificates of its efficacy (if required) can be produced from tha most respectablo citizens ol Carolina and Georgia. For sale by KETCil EN & ROBERTSON,Iamburg, El)W. WEBB.Anderson C II. WVM. HIA CK ETT, Pendleton C. II. D)R. E. J. MIMS, Edgefield C. II. Feb. 51838 tf 1 Petit Gulf' Cotton Seed. V*OH E Subscriber ott'ers for sale about f)NE E Tous~sn Bushels of P ET IT G UL F C OTTro N S E ED,. the product of an um portation direct from the IHills of Petit Gulf in 1835S. Also, a few bushels imported from thme same place time l.ist year. Th'iis Seed lias been carefully selected from tihe early amid best part of the last year's crop. Price of the former 25 cents and the latter 50 cents per bushel. Early appli cation must be made at his residience on Horn's Creek, Edgefield District, on tihe Stage Road, amid five nilhes below the Village. opposite Horn's Creek Meeting Horse and about four hunmdred yards from the road, on the right side going down to Hamburg. ROBERT WATTS. Jan 29, 1838 d 52 'rime Greenville Mountainmeer and Pendleton Messenger are requested to give the above two insertions, and forward their accounts to this Of fice for payment. $25 Reward. RAN.\WAY from tihe Subscri hr on the might of time 5th of February last, from my p lace two miles fiom Hamburg, S. C.a negro -man named BEN, about forty-live years old, live feet six iinchmes high. Te above reward I wl a o .. delkvering him to me, orpin ri ini jail so that I enn get him. THOMAS KERNAGHAN. h amburg, March 26, 1837 t NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the late Jo .tl seph Brunson deceased, are reques ted to make immeilte payment, an all personms having demands against the estate of said deceased. are requested to present them duly attested. THIOS, BRUJNSON, Admin. CALEB TALLEY, istratora. Jan.431838 tf 48 NOTICE. AIllAstuons indebied to the late Charles 1Thomas, decensmed, are reqnested to make pay meent: and all persons having demands against tihe estate of said deceased are requested to pe sent the~m duyattested. JAS. '. A DA Nf8 MNovi W er. tL NULLIFIER, W IL tand~ th e cmu'r.g Ecson at Thirty Dollars the Season, Twenty Dollars the single .leap, and Fifly Dollars insurance, at the plantation of Captain William B. Mays, four miles below Edge field Court House, on the Stage road lead ing to Augusta. Ample preparation for care and attention to mares will be made. They will be pastured and fed on grain, (if required,) at twenty-five cents por day. Accidents, escapes, sickness, &c. at the risk of the ownerd, although every attention will be paid to prevent them. DESCRIPTION NULLIFIER, is a beautiful Bay, hand snmely marked with a deligltful coat of hair, which shews his superior stock. His appearance is commanding-he is of the g91"atest power, subst antiality and strength. Ile will be eight years old this spring-is full 16 hands high having superior size, large hones, and is as well muscelled as any other ['orse, in this or any country, and hos as much durability. N. B.-Any person who will make up a company of five mares, and become re sponsible for the payment will have the privilege of putting them at twenty-five dol lars the Season. The Season will commence the fifteenth of February, and end on the tenth of June. Fifty cents to the groom in every instance Performance of Nullifier's Colts. NULLIFIER'S COLTS are now run ning as well as any colts in this country. On tile Norfolk course, Spring terni 1837, Jane Rowlett by Nullifier, three years old, beat the Sweepstako race, mile heats win ning the first and second heat. Time 1 ain 52 see.-1 min. 50 see. See Turf Reg. July, 1837 p. 476. On the Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall meeting, W. R. Johsnson's b. f. by Nulli. fier. I ree years old, run a Sweepstakes,two mile heats, for which four other colts of the best stock, were entered. This race was lost by Nullifier's colt, but she was second best, and contested the race most gallantly. The last heat is pronounced "very interes tina and the best heat during the week. See T. Reg. Nov. 1837 p 559. On the Union (L. I) course, Fall meeting Antoinette by Nullifier. won the Sweep stakes for three year olds, two mnile heats, winning the two first heats. See Am T, Reg. Nov. 1837 p. 569 Feb. 1, 188, tf 52 THE TIIOROUGII BRED HORSE VUV RIVERA W ILL stand the ensuing Spring Season at my stable at the Ridge, ahd other places in the District. [For particulars see .land Bill.] And will attend at each place every ninth day afterwards during the Sea son, & will be let tol Mares at tlhe'following pricest 88 the single visit, R12 the Season !and $15 to insure a mare with foal. In every instance the inarance money will become due as soon as the mare is known to be with roal or exchanged. A company of seven mares shall ho entitled to a deduc tion of $1 on each more by one man's be coming responsible for the whole. All pos ible care taken to prevent accidents, but I will not be responsible for any. PEDIGREE GUY RIVERS was sired by Randolph's Janus, his dam by Carolinian, grand (lain by Bedford g. g. (am by Diomede, g. g. g. dan.by Quicksilver, out of a Shark Mare. Randolph's Janus, and Carolinian wvere both sired by SIr Archy, anad the g. g, g. dJams ofbeth were sired by imported Janus< In purity of blood Guy Rivers is unsur passed, in beauty of color and symmetry of form. will compare with the best horses of the dlay. ISA AC JONES, Ridge,~Feb. 27, tf 4 Look at This Y motdJack DUBLIN, five years ol. ill stand at my stable, only three miles and a half wvest of Edgefiel Court House, the ensuing Spring Season, atnd be let to mares at the following prices viz: 85 the season and $8 to insure a mnare to be wvith foal. In all cases wvhese a mare is put by the insurance, the money will he conlsidlered dne when it is ascerrained that she is in foal or transferred. All possile care will he taken to prevenit accidents but I will net be responsile for anmy. The Seaonm to commnttce the tenth (of MarchI and end the last of June. WV. 1H. MOSS. Feb. 28, 1838 tf 4 NLE CULTURE.' 7fll,E AMOR US MULTICAULIS, or the Lairge Leaf Chinese AMulherry, :3.000 TREES, The produtco from 20,000 CUTTiNGS, Cuttngs of the two last seasons. The price of Trees, weithout side braniches Under 5 feet, 25 ents each, Over S and under 7 fcet, 374 cents each, Ov'er 7 feet, 50 cents eace. Cuttings-Ono eye, $35 per thousand, Twvo " 55 rTree" 75 The Tree is easily propagated from Cuutings and the growth it the Southern States is miore thanx double that in the Northern, in the same time. Of the Cuttings I obtained fromn Prince & Son, at Flushing, Long Island, but 17 in 100 pro duced trees; of the Cuttings from them, mnore than 75 from 100 was obtained, and the height of them is from 7 to 10 feet the present year. They should be put into the gotnnd between this and the 1st of ril. The above Trreesadc utngr for Augusta, Georgia. N. 1.-They will be carefully packed and sent to order, on renuittanco accompanying the order. The Cuttings can bo sent by Stage. Jan 6, 1838 2m 50 The Chronicle &. Sentinel, Charleston Conrier, Columibia Trelescope, Greenville Miountaitseer, E~dge.field Advertiser, Athens Batmer, Mlilledge vile. l'ecorder, Macon Telegraph, Cohanlhus En qmrer, and Savannah Georgian, will publish the above weeky for two months, and send their bils t tis f~e.-Augnata Constitutionalist. SOUTH CJ1ROLIAJW1. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. MOURNING MA THEW S. living 6 LV.miles east of Cambridge, on the old Charleston road, tolls bofore me. a bilood Bay horse supposed to be nine or teni years old(, no marks or brand. Appraised to SIxty dollars. D, E. DAVENPORT, J .Q. Feb. 7th. 1939 State of Sou-b aroliina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Wm. B, Brannon, vs. I. John M. Frazier. 5ATTAC NT. I HE Plaintitrhaving this day filed hisdeclara tion in the 6bove case, and the Defendant neing without wif or attorney, known to be within the State, upon Whom a co y of said declaration, with a rule to plead, could be served It is Or dered, that the said Defendant do plead to the said declaration within a year and a day, from this date, or judgment final and Lbsolute will be given agamnst him. g ve be 21,inst 187 GEO. POPE, c. c. i. November 21, 1837 aqd 42 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Arthur West, vs. ) A. I. Patrick. AssusT. Fr HE Plaintiff having this day filed his decla ration in ny Ollice, nod the Defendanot having no Wife or Attorney known to lie in the State, upon whom a copy of the declaratiouamy be served, Ordered, that the said defi-ndsfn do appear and make his defence within a year and a day from this date, or fild iad absolute judg ment will be awarded against him. G EORGE POPE, c. c. r. Clerk's Office, Edgelield, April 21, 1837 cl 12 State of So'uth U(arolina. EDGEFIE LD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS Wm. M1. Butler, vs ATTACuIxNT, William Cook. AssumrSIT. T If E Plaintiff in this case having on the 7th day or April, 1837, filed his declaration in the Clerk's Office, and the Derendant having no Wife or Attorney, knowntobe in this State, npon whom a copy of the said declaration may be serv ed: Therefore orlered, that the said defe-ndant do appear and make his defence within a year and a day from the iling of the said declaration, or final nid absolute judgetnont willbe forthwith awarded to the said Plaintitl. GEORGE POPE, c. c. P. Clerk's Office, April 18, 1837 11 tr State of Mouth C'arolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN COMMON PLEAS. Jacob Chamberlin, )Atachnent in Assumt. Survivor, vs. Tro Notes-Damages John A. Young. $353 50 c. T iE Plaintiff having this day filed his dec. laration in this case, in the Clerk's Ofice. and the said John A. Young having no wie or attorney, known to be in this pro1ince, ion whom a copy of the said declaration with a special order of the Conrt endorsed thereon, can lie served: It is therefore Ordered. that the said John A. Young do appear and make his defence with a year and a day, fron the filing of the said declaration, as aforesaid, or final and absolume judgment will he forthwith given and awarded br the said plaintii. JAS. WAR )LAW, c. c. P. Clerk's Ofice, Jan. 17, 1838 d:aq 51 -tate of South Ca lolin:. ABBEVI LLE D)ISTR'ICT. IN THE COMMON P'LEIAs. Fair, ov ngt n Foreign Attach ent, Park & Fowler. Assunapsit. W IEREAS the I lainitiffs did this day file W their declaration in the 0111ce of this Court, against the Defeidanst, are absent from and without the litnits of this SNe, (as it is said) and having neither of theni a wife or attor ney, known within the same, on whot a copy of the declaration with a rule to plead thereto, onght to he served: It is therefore ordered, that the De fendants do appear and plead to the said declara. tion, within a year and a day, otherwise final and judgment will be given and awarded aginst them. JAMES WARDLAV, c. c. P. Clerk's Office, Nov 17, 1837 daq 43 State of' South 4 arIolina. A BBEVILLER DISTRICTl. IN TIlE COMMON PLEAS. N. R{. Butler & Co. vs. Altachm uent. John B. Murrah. A4ssumpsil. T H E Plaintiff's having this day filed their Ideclaration, and the Defendant hiaving neither wvife nor attorney, known to he in thi.s State, ordered, that if Ihe said Defenidanut do not appear and make his defenmce, within a year and a day from this date, finmal and ab~siule judgment shall be forthwithl givens aiid awardcd for the said Plaintills in attachmient. JAMES WAlWDLAWv, c. c. r. Clerk's Office, Dec. 41, 1837 dagi 45 State of South Carolina. ABIBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Audamns Parmelee & Co. vs. John A. Young, S. Kneeland & Co. vs the Same, Stoddard Birch & Co. vs the Samse. James Q. Blozemnan, vs thle Same. TlHE Plaintliis in the above statedl eases htiaving this day filed their derclarationls in my fiee, at A bbeville Court louse: Drdered that the defendant do pleadu thereto within a year and a day, from this date, or juzdgments by default will be rendered a gainst him. JAS. WVAR DLAWV. c. c. P Clerks Office, May 9, 1837. 12m State of' South ('miolina. A BBE VIL.LE DISTR ICT. IN TIHE COMMON PLEAS. V. R. Wilson, & Co. vs.? James Davis. TliE Plaintill.' in this case having filed .3their declaration in my ollice, at A ble ville Court flouse, on thse24th day of Mareh 1837 : Ordered, that the defendan do plead hereto itin a year anti a dayv, from that late, orjudhgmnent by default wvill be rendered agamnst him. JAS. W ARDL AW, c. c. r Clerks Otlice, Mlay 9, 18:37 12m 80UfTII C&R OL i.g EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. TOLILED before me on the teth inst. ~Eby Jerenmiah Cook living on the Block er Road, ten miles above Edgefield C. HI. wo horse mules a dlark bay and a browns mny, hoth judged to lie three years old next spring, and appraised to lie worth seventy lollars each, no brands perceivable. AARON IIILL, J. P. Feb. 13th 1838. I e SOUTH CAJROLINA,. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Evi WETHINGTrON, living near iRedy-creek meeting hianse, wolls he ore me an iron grey horseS8 or 9yearsa oldl, our feet eleven inches high, lhas the ap-. aeniance of onde having the fisttula. Ap araised at $35. PETE'R QUATTLEJIUM, J. C. Feb.".- It135 taute of Souith I airolina. EUGEFIELD DISTRICT ienry Moore and Eleanor Mloore, vs. Jno. Hanstkett. Admn'r Bill for Account and of ino. Moore, dec'ed. -ettlcncut. Win. J. IVightian and wilb. aid another. I Iff. Complainants haiving filed their lbill in the Couirt of Equity for Edgefield District, in the State aforesaid, ciiiniivg that they, and the Defendants Ann Wighiai.n and her ;ister - Flarknes, irliving, are entitled to the estate of the intestate John Moore, deceated, ins eqiual Shares, on motion or Grillii. Con1plainanlt's So licitor. it is, Ordered, that all persons interested in-the eettleinevat of said c-tate, do alpiear and interpose anly objections, which they can of right snake to the distriblittior of the said estate, as prayed for in the bill, before lihe Comnmissioner of the said Court, at Edgeield Conun House, on or before the lourth 3loiday in Siay ntext. WILLIAM llAHlTR. Feb. 23, 18.38 1 5 It is fGrther ordered that the above be pub liherd for three nouiths in one or mjore public (Gizettes inl this State. WM. iIAlPELt. S*talte of Soutb ( 'ar-a lfina. EDGEFIEL.) DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. 'I'retunid 11reithanpv, Adin'r ofGertruide J Breit haulpt, deceased, vs I111 fir hnjriction John flnskett. Paul Fitz- fI-iefand A-1< ziiuiiois, Itobert Walts, counvt. Excecutors of Clhristian Breithanpjvt, deccased, et al. I ap ipearing to Iv satisihetion. that the vie I.ndutiats Paul Fit zsinniouis, Otsein Greg ory, Ann E Grcgory, Ormond Gregory, l:iry Ii gramil, and Sui.sani Breithanipt, reside leiond thei limits of this State, oi motion of (Grillin. cuoin plainatvs solicitor, ordered. that the said Paul. Os. sian, AnnI E , Ormnid, Mlary aid Svisain do ap. iear ant plead, aiswer or 'deinir to this miil withii three iioith from the pubiciation of ilis order, or the :aid bi!l will he takeii prv rofresso against theml.J.T'itcc Feb 7, 1S:H :s State Ol' sot i Carolina. EDGE-'IEI.D 1)DISTThItc'. iN EQUi'ITY. Ilevry 3onre and Eleanoiir iore. vs. John Baniskett, Billfr Acrosnt ant Advn'r of Jim. Alovre &Stlement. Win J Vigitman aid wift. alido hers iT p1eainimg to My saiiislietioni, that -- flarIknie:s, the sister of the! defendanit. Ai Wvightilnanv. if she is ..-live. resides he-voild IIIhe limiits of this State, oin imotion of Gritlin. com plaiiniats solicitor. ordered th:at thIe said - IIarknes.-s, do appear vivid plead. answer or de :nnr to this I3i i withit tiree ioiths ftroe tne puvbbicationi or ihis order, or that the said hill he tiken pro ronJfsso against her. .4 J 1. It RR Y, Feb 7, I S 38 It I Staff. of' smuth ( ar11olinla. DIGEF1 I .11.1,11 DIS111if IT IN EQUITY. John W leiard and Isaac T. liear-i, vs. 11. If. WVinding,. 'P api-arin;. to my satisfnletion that Bar thel I1I. Windinig, otherwise called H 11.f Winding. fie deindant in the above stated case, resides without i lie imits of this State; thereibre, on motion of Biauskeit. Comt, plainant's Solicior, ordered that the said defelidant do lead, answer or dentur to the Compiiaiiant's Bill, within three moitls froi lie publicationi hereotf, or said Bill will be taken poro confisso ag;ainist bin. J. T it JIt Y, c. I.. I.. n. Coiii'er's Ofiice, IEdgeid, F~eb:27, 1:183 4 Staute ot' South 4 arolina. ED)G iC[i LU) DISTiRICTr. Mark Riley, v's. Williavin Riley, ' Isaae Riley-, Wiliain Lewis anid tebvecca huis wife, .Ilhn ilaverdh anti Mary his wife, & Sarvy Rliley.J IT aippeavring to miy satis~factioni that the .. dlefendanvts Wmi. Lew iq and It ebeccai his wife, reside ini the Stavie of Ailaana, andvi the defenidanvts Jovhn Ilaverd andiv Ma~ry his wife, ad Sarah l iley re-side in the S ti Ie of Iliinouis, oni tuotioni ofh Javne~s.1. Calelii Solicitor, orde~retd ithat the said defendan~vvt. who vare with t h l' in its tif this Sta Ited plienti,answor or deiiiir l lt-o evnomphi iant', ildl ofl compilaint, itin three vmonith-, fioiie the plviicaitioni hey eif. iir thve ..al idii il;~ lhe taikeni pro confesso a:instii ilheim. Comv'er's iliece. Edgenid, Fe bvl -2, lelr .I IN TJIIIE COIIMON i'i~i.;A..s E. & (.. Yarnail, vs. ihlrithl ', inidinig,-Svhoher -Ar-r 'c usv '-:er. & linntmig. vse. the Sdamve. W II llAM lthe Pli~aintills id tis dayi fiile thileir tdevclvrationi ini the Offie ol' this Court, aigainisv the I)elitiinlami. ni 60 is ai--t frcimi andvitiivhouit the limits of te $tate. (as ii is said.) vand haivmgy neitheir with- or aittorniey kivows ith-l ini the samvie, dui whomv ai coipy of the ecai~rait is with a role tov pleaid the eo eviight tov be, se-ried: Ii is. thierelore ordeeredi, that the diieieidan iivppceair andie pleade tov the -aid dieclavrationis wihin ai yeair avnd ai dayi. othiei wi.-e linav I ijmlimeint will lie given andi~ awarded n at?.inst himu. Clerk's Oflice. D~ec. I, 18~37 ulat 441 SItte i' souith ('ai nahjh. IN TIHE COMIMON P1lE.As Johni Loganv, vs. Jamvies Me. Laindiriim. s A-r-raclnn:N-r W ll l tEAS the Plaintifl'hath t is dayv tiled his eclaraiionuv agaiisi the ll'ndamiiii who resitdes beyonde tihe limits ofi this Statet, andi hiavg nie-iher wilt- or attorney within the samve uiponi whcomi a copy ovf saidi tdecrlaraitiovn, with ai rule to pleadthliereto, mayi lie servedl. It is Or diered, iihavt the savii el )fhiat dio pvleadi toi the saide dhecilarationi within a year anvd a dlay, iorom this date, otherwise inavl anud abysoltute jiitgmenti wvill be awiarthed againist himv. GE'(lOlG POPE, c. c. r. Clerk's Odi1ce, Oct do, I837tlg d1o State il' South f f'aolna. EDGEFIEL~D DISTIT. iN TIEt CO)MM'oN PI.EAS. l~arkin Gritlin, vs. ) Thos. Mt. Clark, survivor 'lttacrhment. T i E Plintil hvi-ng tiling his tdeclaraitioni in .. this case, vandi the dlefihvdant hlavivng neithver wife iior attomrniv known vio bie in this Staite., Or deredt, thavt live sa id efendtant edo alppear aindI plead~ to lv ihplaii)''s dieclaerationi witinv ai 1-ear anid a day froma the punblicattion thereotf, or' Jvudgmient absolute ill be awarede againist him. ( EO. PO1'PE, . v: . i4 fIrk'a ()tme'..Jan. 'I I<7. u1me rSi PROCLAMATION. IBy s E rcdileneuy P1I EICE Ml.'.BUTLEiR, E-.sq. Governor and Commtander-in-cihrf in and over the State of South Carolina EX:CTIVY Dr: n-rmNr, Coinnabia, 1911h Felp, 18A38. W IIHE'EJA S. inibanation hait been re ceived at tji.l Department, that MINA McCor did, about two years ago, reloni uusly steal, take, and carry away a Negro Man slave, the property ofT. L. K N 1:1y, r, Siiter District, inl this State, and did atlso, about the saine tirrie, feloniously steal, take, and carry away three other Negro Javes, the property 01f WILLIS SPANS, of he Dittriet and State aforesaid and hath inee fled from jstice NOW KNOW YE, That to the intent he said Aliia McCoy may be brought to Ce;al trial iad condign punishment for the rines aforesaid, I do hereby ofrer a reward )f threo hundred dollars for the apprehen ion and delivery of the said Miina AleCov, no any jail within this State. The saId %sina McCoy is about five feet ten inches igh. rather slender made, weighs about [14 pounds, natural complexion fiair, but omnewhat weather beaten, (lark hair, thin risage, full white teeth in front, and shows hem very plain when laughing or in con -ersation, left eve out, whic7: is very visible hough the ball has not entirely sunk shoul lers round, wit h arms thrown a little forward 1mi4 voice strikingl) nasal. Given mider ny hand and the seal of the State, this nineteenth day of February, inl lie year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight, and in the sixty We>ntl year of the independendence of the United States of Anerica. P. M. BUTLER. [L. S.] By order. B. 11. SAXON. Secretary of State. Felb 27 f 4 PROCLAMATION. f #l His Ercllency Y:1-:ne. Al. Bk-r11a, Esq Governor and Comrnadrer-in-(%if in arnd orer the State of South Curolina. W"E"R AS information has been re Seeved by this Deparmnient that a certain free man of color, named Tom Archer, was. on or about the 12th of March last, eloniotsly taken and carried away fron the house of Widow Hill, near the I-isli Darn Ford, in the District of Chester, by two white mnen. who called themselves A lexander A relr and - Harris. Now KNow n:, That to the intent the Said Archer and Harris may be brought to legal trial and condign pntiishment, for the ab iliction and oflence aforesaid, I do hereby Aifer a reward of three hundred dollars for the appreliensioi and delivery of the said Archer and larris, or one hundred and fifty Jlollars for the deli very ofeither of then,into lny jail in thi Srate. It is also statedl tia. two white men oftho ' btove namnes were at Kingston, in A utatga !onnty, Alabama, about the Silt or 9th of A pril last, with the said bioy Ton Archer, md there olTered him hor sale as a slave; but m thi sai boy decharing he was a freenman, It) sale .could be effeecled; and that they rarriedl hin fromi there, and staid they wvere ;oing to Greeisborouaigh Given unader nmy hand and the seal of to Statte, this 2ist day of D~ecernber, 18:i7. P. M. BUJTLEII. .4L. S.] By the Governior, 13. hI. SAsxoN, Secretary of State. Febh 27 f4g W4EW STATE REGElNT PAPElt, TO ill l PU 'ILIC. Iil pl)iatmioni otf the Wa.AstinsrToS RL Fo.t.situi he:ni siuspii-:ed, antd the- pub. isheir (u-u. leii. (iiu.ssN, hin-4t expres-ed his marpiose to retire :altoguether froini tthe arenait, we tave dheterm~at id to stablhish a news pohticral tarial tat the seat of the I tiitrau *sove-ra:n lit. 'lvimauaente tanda .-usiaina the lrinciples eti the li. naietan patrty oaf j ;t, tanda to dbeiit thme i ights iid ititerests ofthea Souith. To this~ end we hiti. iingaed the semrvices of Ii enuanD K. (u.i.:.r. .:sqmriie, hate editor of the lIefornaaer, andi skull in h~e course ofti week or two, isue a n'i' FPaer. ndl to tie called the WVAbllNGTUN CII tn-x CLt.. 'tla. Unmtrt.. wvill lhave the exchasiv-e editorial onatro! of the pape-r; aiid, as it is iintende-d to tapply the place oaf thet itrtmer, we have maid,. rrangements with Gent. Duailrreen, lay whicha hie sublscriptiona list ofthat paper hias beenm trani erred to uis, mad we hzave bound ourselIves to, trinish the. Cuntmosterl; to his subscribers tat thae ainei price paid for the ieformaer. This tarianige mirnt, we hopes-ill give satisf~action to all, as thme it*Ww papr will tie one of the same size, and edi e:i by the same genttlemnan. Tis~ :aamnnehian is made at this time,. ini or her tha~t thei siubscribers to the hieforimer, and the omblic sgenerallyv, mtiy know that the State Itigthts ir ltepubalican ctanse ill not be surrendetredl at hii setat of the Fedherail Goveronment. *ilamiy l--t 'rs have ibeen rece-ived tand ingqniries imiaihe in efi-renice to te subhject, to which this annitniaa. ion, we atust, will be itamatiicient answ..er. The Catnos~ct.E wvill lie puihshaed tri-weeLh., mring the sess ion aof Conigress,. and semi-weetik~lv . iariia the recess, ait S1; per ifannm, if paidl at 'ae i-md ofilhe year (ar t$5 if* piaid ira adivance-i. niheeihaar.s to al theifrmier, who htma piad ini alvtaice f or thaat ptape~r. wvill recive thme ( 'hroii-la airinag thai- piriodl ihr whmich thev hiav.e tbetn m-ub ermheda withiotat firthier chaarge. As to theii genea,-l pirinciple~s ofthe- new panper, mad thme e. urmse it proposs to Ipursuae, the pulie~ii .re-ti-red to the address otf the editor, whlerbla dilappear ini the tirsitamnheri. J AMI*.8 II. H A MILTON, 'A. W. D)ICNIIAMI. 1 il I miudersigned-a intending to bie ablentt I from this Stttae ainid the Sitate- of South -arolinmit, tafter the I st of A pril next , re mests thtat anya claiims naing him ii - maa . anded in to Johm B. G fleti, Agais- a hihard i Ainker.,ont, Somuth Carolitna, oar toa iiia-elfI. Anid lie r-eness I hosei aigain.1 ithom lie has cltaims~ to~ seattle them niith thore- he sets omat. J l IN l15 '(G1: S8, .-:. - A n;s 6.J amn. -.x, I t-:t'n t n;, Tjhe Isl:,i'i-ehl .,!eriser wil Iuli-ds. t'si botive fihr thiree imama a indl sa-nta tue..,t i ?!'eAaneuaaQ Ce ein, a . State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN EQT'ITY. Patrick Dutican, vs. Aumgistine Arnold, lileubin lobertson, Bill to Rnohel Highanim, and ihe heirs forureose fiend Admini3trator of Robert lortgage. P. Delph.J IT apjealrblag to mny satisrftfile t that Williamil .yon and Virginia S. his wilfe, Judge 1. IDeIph. Wm. P. Ilelph, Robert J. Delph, Mlary F. lelph1. Martha G. le)' p1, & Dlwin C.. Delph, heir.4 of Riobert P. I)el ph, some of the defenI. dInts ini thiscase, reside beivond tihe liinits or tiis State: Ordeted that they ~do severally appear and plead. answer or demmer to tie 1111 aforesaid within three omoiths f'rom tia date of the publi cation iereof, or the said bill will, as to them re spiectively, be taken pro confesso. W VM. C. IlACK, C. E. A. D. Comtm'r's Oflice, Feb. 26, 138 ac 5 State of S outh Carolina. AI EVILlE DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Patrick Dican, vs. Miargaret IlIeadersoto, John ivchey. & Bill to the heirs and Adiniiiistrators forre'lase of Willianm Hodges, jin. an111d AIorgge. of William Ihodges, sel3. IT 't)pearing to 1y satisfheton' that of the (101lliants inl this Case Jmiics 1. Ilodges Riielarl flod4ge4 , John or John V lodges, I Walte-r or Wat. hlodges. James Stone and :Eliza bet his wife. Jesse Williaim:s 1.nd .c hi wife, Jati-ne Totmson or Janes Townes and Polly Iis wif'. Wilv v Citninitis and Franky his wife; and Sarah lbdfges. heirs of Willianm Ihidges.jr. and ol William I Iodges. sen. reside beyond fithe limits ofi this Stale: Ordered that they do severally apl pImar and plead, answer or demnr to the ibove mentioned bill. within three mioths fron the date offthe publication hereof, or the saidbill will, as to to themn respectively, it taken pro coitfrsso. W.M. C. IILACK. C. E.'4. D. oimI'r's Iflice, Fll. 26, IS3-4 ac 5 Sate of i N011ti ' a; Oflna. ABBE VI LIE DISTRICT. IN EQUI'TY. Patrick Dituan. vs Flizabeth B1ill tofore Cillelns and otle'rs, heirs of close AIort William Colle is. deceased. g a _?gr. Tj appearing to 1mv satisfiirtion tiit Eliza 1beti Cullb'-ns wido.w, an3d Itichard CnIlens antid Iijahl Cullens, sonfls of Williamn Unillens, de c:eaed, d1e'fenlants ins thiS case, re-idle beyond tile liIt nmi this State: Orderedi that they severally do appear and ple'ad. answer or detir to the lill atores:id. within three montlis frrom ite pullb lication of thims order, or the said bill will, as to them respectively. be taken pro rosfesso. V.. C, I LA CK. C, E. A. D. Comn'r's ice( c, March 6. 1138 a( tate of iouth Capolina AHBEVI1EI DISTR!ICT. IN EQUITY. Patrick Diucan, vs Rielard fli/toforrelose Hoilndgs & Valhintine Youn. % Mortggr'. I3' appearingr to my1v satihetm-ion thast Richard UPlodges. One 3 f3the detidnts in ibis ense. resies wvonid h linmits of fihe State: Orlereed that Ime do aappear and plelad, answer or detmur ,,, thel! hill a; iresaid, withii tlhree nonlits fi-:i thfe date of tie puibliention h1ereof. or tie said bill will, as to him, he ta kenpro ronfsso. WV11. C. fil.A CK. C. E. .. I). Comnun'r's Olice, IiA. '6. jr431 ac 5 State of South Carolina. AIhEVILLE DISTRICT. IA- EQUITY. l'atiti Onnanvs. oi ? Bill tofor-clove Wilson & ilar.:aret Wilsom,. Atortgair. T appearing to tiy satisatetion that John Wil Sels, (of haim'res.) )ne of the deb'i-ndants in thi caise. resides beyoud lfet limaits o'fthis State: Ordered ihat lie do apf;l-ear and plead, answer or ileititir to the above namied bll. wi!hn three moiths fromn the date of the publicawifn he:ren of, or time sad b~ill n3 il, ams to hinm, h~e taken pro ron feisso. W~M. C. BLACK, C. I:. A,. V Conlm'r's O1lice, h el. 2(;, let:M ac 5 State of South Carolina. A13I3EIiLLE DISTRICT. IN EQU'ITY'. Pat rick 1)ut3reani, Bill to feroeo v's. Jose'ph Tramvis, MA~rI'uge'. '3~T ppeanrmig to mmy saiih:etiont that Jo..ephl ETrais, the' de'fi'mdant iln thmis c'ase'. resides beyondc tihe lillnitsa of tis State: I rdearedm that he o apna tiiid ple'ad. masw er or dtiu~r tom the] bill af'ores:idl, withini thuree mth~l s frote' 14 damte mlf the publlj~icaon'reif, o'r thme said hill will hei rakeni againast hhii pro0 c'onfess. Cotmim'r's Ollice', 1-'ebl 2(1, 1s:0 aic 5 !mItaIte f Sotith ('ar'olina. IN -'tt'ITY. I~mrrinlaton3 .& Weilsom, 'v htla s.*'es 'i 'Tueainii to tuy sati'1factin. that C laia j~ A C. Ta':tom ride~jls w.3ithoult thme htmnits of tij SIate- It is the(re'fttr O rdr 'd, that them saidu C. C. P'atom, 4one ofI the( dleendantts inl tis case, d14 11lead4, anslwer3 4or de4'mmnr tom the. bill inm tis case, w itlhin three tnonth ls rom the1 dat' ofnI this puabli. '-a3ion, or the said1 bill will lbe 3ten prm contf'esso agaisist time said Claudniam I'. T;tm. UhtQ Oft iNotitha ( ;11'o'.inn. IN l-'.Q'.'lTY'. Julhn A. IDo:.:ald and li/I/ar disco'mrrry, others, v3s ~ partition 1and1 or Johnl .\l-( ord et al. ranntU~ D(al. n of hm dlefemdanits inmis je :s, 'esidesn witIhut thle limiats of tIse State--It is there-' 'ore Ordleraed, that the4 vaid Jaitnes' i)onakll do amp' ecar pileadi. aswer or3 dle-unr to time bill of1 ciii 3haint inl tis casie, 03 ithmin thmr' imonths f'ronm the4' Ilate Iffthis niotic'e, or lime said bill n ill be takeni 330 con3fess.o aigainst thme samid Jamems I onmahl. WS li( iIar'I. C. iii.A U, c. i eli-. Lnu'r' 0.Qire.l zmmmei/r, o.ht n um.rIlm;t ar of' liSlmtt ofii -Otho ilarfom la t h At i e l'', See l a.L pe-rD I ' l(iCT~. a1 \aronCi elmomax' to the l r-omt il l iv vl~ vs.ma ne ''~i~ Im4 M urrahnidowift4m th ie d1'.3 T'l 14 aperig to myn s.asctitat lien 'D.S Motai'h a Roe' rt Murrhw of' Ni1~\ h AN Aat thelvea llappe', &pleadmit un-e WaelkI . i. BL. :N, ei,-, . :.