Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, February 21, 1839, Image 4

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FOR THE ADVERTISER. "Her's was a life pure and serene, Mild as the summors breeze, Pleasant as the air of evening That floats among the trees." With prospects bright, on future life, She held a vig'rous claim, When, "in the twinkling of an eye," The great destroyer came. Tier hours of racking pain, tho' few, -With fortitude she bore, Then closed her eyes, and hade adieu, To pains she'll feel no more. Tho' worms destroy her mould'ring flesh, Beneath the silent soi, Her happy soul, divinely fresh, Will soar away to God. "Peaceful be her silent slumber, Laid in the grave so low; On earth no more she'll join our number, No more our sona will know." 'Twas her eternal gain to leave us, The lots we deeply feel; But 0! 'tis God that doth bereave us, He'll all our sorrows heal. "Yet once again, we hope to meet her, When from this life we've fled, There in Henven, with joy we'll greet her. Where ne'er a tear is shed." "Still green be the turf above thee, Friend of my better days; flere none knew thee. but to love thee, None nam'd thee. but to praise." I"Tears did fall. when thou wert dying, From eyes unused to weep; And long alas where thou arutying, Will tears the cold turf steep." "While memory bids us for thee weep, Nor words, nor thoughts are free; That grief alas is fixed too deep, That noirns for one like thee." Q. THE NECESSITY OF RELIGION; By Madame Sirey. TRANSLATED FROI THE FRENCH, By the Editor. The order which rules the Universe, is a graud model, given by the Diety to fee ble mortals. The most perfect and the most religious man, is he who knows best how to govern his passions-to re. ulate those of others-to accomodate his necessities to his resources-to place kis happiness in that of hiis dependents *O frieuds-and to contribute, by the lutar order which he establishes in b ~n family, to the general felicity. Religion'i treaty of universal alliance the hoi f love wvhtich unites man to his God, Thutband to the wife, the son to the fa er, and all men to each other. g Religion en es life, and takes the sting fro 'death. The religious soul mounts, *ith confidence, to the divine son hen e flow all the pure pleas sires world. It dares to believe, that tb d wiho, by his love, has made Virtue most sublitme thing upon earth, will also bestow upon it a hgny enly recom[w e. Religion is the etnarantee of all the vir tues. It et'a e."s by repentance, and places hope i he side of misfortune. The feeble becomes strong in rest ing upon . '- The man of genins is aman#~ its power, when he seeks an mni& Iler,~ and not those pos sessions, the peris able honors of this world. Religious sentiments rentfr a woman as beautiful as good. It 4 s that the Creator looks with eo 'sance upon the young mother, ays with ear *estness for he .: and upon the yothtful grid o prays with fervor Honor an besineag the woman, who lov 4popes! Translation.' LEAF.-A POzu. A. V. Arnatlt. d feaf, dissevered from thy whithe'r arit~shou goingi I know not. The storm has stricken the oak which was my only s'upport. Zephyr. * ~ ith her inconstant breath, or the north wind, Ras this day .borne me fromt the forest to-the plain, fromn the mountain to the valley. I go wriere the wind bears . tue; without complaint or. without n larm.. I go where all things are going -where the rose-leaf is going, and the leaf of the laurel. What Is that which is perfect with a head, and perfect without us .ljeaid; perfect with a tail, and perfect withbout a tail; per feet with a head and tail, and perfect with out a .heal ortatil ? A.iwsser-A wig. MYi-sceIaneous. mExico.-The present condition of Mexico- brings forr ibly to raetllecdion the Latiti proverb. --Qrem Deus vult perdere, prius denentat."(Wimia God in'atnds to destroy. lie first deprives of reason.) Nev er has a nation. since the memorable fall of' Jerusalem. displayed such obvious marks of insanity-an insanity th-it 's madly driving them to their few-ful doom, provoked by centuries of vice and moral turpit ude. The state ol'thin!s in the in - terior fully confirms the .verment-civil dissentions and intestine commotions pie vail extensively. The popnition- divied by contending f-actions; and while a fore ign invader is thundering at ihe gates (if her great maritime city aind (demniolishinia her fortresses, Mexico is torn and shaken to the centre by the quarrels of her on' n citizens. Who, instead of combinintg to repel one common foe, are arranged in hostility against each other, under the atn .agonist banners of Federation and Cen. tralisti. Under such auspices, what other destiny can await this kingdom, divided againsi itself. but disnaster tnd -ulvers'on. The events of the last twenty year< have demonstrated the utter unworthities and incapacity of that people for self-govern - ment, and subjugation to some enligiten ed civilized governmnrit, viz. exas for France,seems to present the onlv pre-sent. the only practicatile meansofre-eneration. That tle planting of French tis'tittio s ott the Mexican soilwould tenti greatly to ameliorate the conditini of the natives, no unprejudiced ohserver can doubt, and tlhe( benevoleucc of Providence woild shine conspicnously in compellin the introdue tint of ciilizatoin among nit ignirant, be sotted race, by the instrumentalityol' ofne, of the most chivalrous id polished nations of Europe.-N. 0. Balletin. The following toast was 2ivenm by the President of lie Philbdelphia Typo-r ;phi cal -ocietv, at their annual tmeting: THE IVILS oF Rum. -It gets into oittr HEAD--1hrows Us ottftir FEET p(tt- tt rttt of REGISTER attd SORTS hatters mr Fors make, us see *'s oi a cloudv night. <no ses I.s to mtake %-11! use of ur(7's and knock down the s rAN DiNG MATTEr- 01 otners, tsrnn1, ns tio t's pomtts n' ih ont. best Irietdte. r, duces u. the conlition fet FLOOR PI, -,-tS US ittto the wiIoNG BOX, brings its before the BAR, .itd permanent ly puts a rEsRon to our existefnce. A PRIOFITABLE BUStNESs.-We Unlder stam that an individual of 1hi;; tsswn savs he tais mude fifteen he ired loll:tr- by at tending to his own business, ami live Iutn. ited imto ly lettinm Ut her 0people's -alotc. This surely I, a good isines<. and pays well, and at present is not overdone - Watchtou'cr. A large six feet yattoo; who had ii lees run at leaIst nitne inches too fiar thrs:. his breeches with a loaf of gitgerbread uni ier his arm, iand as such in Iris li-t. one etd of which he had just drawn froi be tweei hi< tee i, leavin. his rtotnth filld. was met by a gentleman in Nrichez in tle middle of tite street, of w.vhom lie in qiuired isi a whining tone. "-lave you seen any thing of daddy !" "No!" ri-plied the gentlemian. -Well darnation seize dladlv, I trld him he'd lose ite,' said our hero, cryin, aS he proeceded, alf iit.en sticking the gitn-m-rbtread itt his conn tenance at bi larming rate.-Westcrn Paper A few days since, a little ragged1 trehin ad been senit by a tmech..niic tnoea tc t a miall htill w.hich hai just becam te dute. Hec legan in the ustt:nh way, by becotintg tmoi e and tmote impo)arttutntte; ait letn::lh thre getn :emr:at's pattiettce being exhrautstedl, hte said to htii,"'yu tneedtn't dunt mie so shanrs v, I'mr tnt go ing to rtn a way ait present."~ -1 dotn't suilppnoS you aire,'' said the fat!, erarhing his heatd, '-hut my miaster is,ntd hi want- the nmoniy." PiROPO.SiA LS FOR PUBLisHitNG A Temnperance Journual. IA CULU (AiJ:1, S. C. V HI~i E tate Tempernce Society of Southt aroitma, at te late Atitsversarry Meet n6 si Cut..mbsia, resilvedl to e.,tabsu. it prac ttcael. , ae WVe.ly New.-papuer, devoted tin rthe ause or ? roperarnce. Trre ...etit.re mil tittee, wvhose dust it is .0 carr y tris e: Ouui~m tmit eifeci, beg~ lerav t-- na!!ieas ;. .-ever.. - ieti-s and indivinduas,ill thre Dmtes etanaged ns tinis good cause, tnpont thre- mau-renstierg stutj--et. Tihe intcreasinig prevat:enice andr rou.ts- - e ts oif thre .e ot inrtoxicatmng italuotr.,,er tc b ind y i'ir sont- decris inmeaLsures to routse prubbeo .itentioni to this dirern. evil, arid tntote rte coatmn :s anrd efforts out tate benrevor.en; arid pa~:riotic, it arresttg rt~s progress o mneanos stetm mtr vissiy atd ated tat accomnphtsh threir prpjose, tan8uchra dissemantnt ot tact- aind -ture uments uponar the tettt.et, ats w.ouis. be uffected by iucir a ,ttbiicationi. Thre raotr x..eriance asd inrves.nutio.e of thre traeands t; Temrtance in tihe Northrern states have acenmralatted ir. as. tres ofkuowredge imad argumraents ,n this causein. But these valuarble. materials re excluded fromn our cosamunit. by their beintg mingled with s celttltionts hostile to our domDes: ic Intsti;itilon. lire only way' titeretfore, iin whicha tire interest ing eletails arid ptowerfurl rerasoinsags. conutainted in the Temperance .publie ations of' tire nor-h, cant be giveni to toe public nere. is thtronth tire columns of tire proposed ptaper. It is thus manifest that rte best rrterests of our State; and the progress of' tire Tetmperiance Refortmationt, so vrtally important to public safety and hanppi ness, w.vil be amost effee rally psromotsed by a general circuilatissn of the Temipera nice Advocatle. The following ptlan will regulate the publi cation. it wil. corntamt 1. Origital cornnrfUu~ntionis and domestic ihtelligence relative to the general subject ref Intperanrce 1t. Uuiinsi extraects from Boaoks, Pamphlets and Newspapers, publisr~ed in other States to promote the Temiperatnce cause. 111. A weekcly summrary of geseral and do miestic Dews. pricescenrrenit. &c. Art the frienrds oifTemperanuce, the expo.-ted patrons of this Paper, betonig to different lie I itical parties, and religions dlenomittatiorns,- all dicussiones of a controversial dir sectairianit caracter. both as to politics anid religions, will -be -scrupuitously excluded. The rgeterasl design of thre publication is to furnish every family in tire State, desirous of obt.iing it, with fallinefornation and authorntic documents as to the direfutl evils of liitemaper ance. arid the n..cessity of Refornation. As tire c'ommetreemenat of a -Publication cans only be warrantesd by a iarge subsriptiots. strung appeal is rmade tor the 'aficers - f Temnper ..,... Soaeries. and the friends of thec caueo to whom this Prospectus is sent, to obtahi as ma ny subscribers as possible. CONDiTIONS. The South Carolina Iemperance Advocato will pe jebiiied '.1 eckly. lit Coutobsa, snla I super-ry ai sneet jetl it. contents so me Co luiin i elescope The price to smie.crbers wit be i wo U.iiars and Fifty Cents er di- bi isinum. ifpaid .. adva..ce, or Three ;ofllars, at h1 tWe osose ol the year. w In o-rder to fill die subscription without de- i la , it is i espeectflly recomnme-Adtd to Temler. w ance .-olcieties to subs.-ribe for a ntumber of w copies for gratuisons distribntion. b Tie Exen'i.ive Commitiee earnestly request every Gentman, io wisom this Circu.ar is ad. , dressed, to act as agent for obtaining subscrip- u tions, aind to irasimnit the list of sliseribeis p, obtaind to he lt. John Bryce, Intendat of' se Co nobia, previously to the first day of March at ensnong. in Columbia Dec. 1838. t I The Road to Wealth, % td: iSUiEpi FOR FIFTY CENTS. ft Just commenced, a new and valable Monthly ti: Pubicatwn. adapted to tih pirpeoses of every p Farmer, and designed to propiagate all Use. c. rni and Practical Ilm mation concerning the ti! Silk Growing in the United :tats, entitled TiE AMElIlCAN i SILK GROWEtR, AND FARMiL-.' MANUAL. Embellished iwith appropriate Engrurintigs. A IE irst amnber of this higill inportant i 1 aid vahmable Work, is now reaely 1o. debti - er% to sbsenhers. 4't b.'g I ave respec-1i.ly to call the attention of our *niizens to the Itaise worthy ohvets ituasi. .ew,and for dhe 1o motion 41: wiich, it has beena I-it- is: pe ssratioti. There ht- not probaley Ill retofore been a fitm wiesi the utietitu; of the p:-op.' of' this N country was iat ttich engatzged Oil the le'bct ot the Sifk 'emijre as a. pres.'-It; ir it ti witcu ol those who liae aiready embar ked in tiis buni ne-s fbi; sich entire co. lides ee, not otil that st siberal profits may bee deriveti from It. bn: fit -h ir aisility t) jiroduce as .ood 'ilk as fca he prucered in any part ofthe worhl it is le sieved timt alh that is ntw n:intit.: so fully es tablish this grea' interest in this country, with all its vat advatitages. is nat the dis.. niinatioi. of* lain prac ical iiAfomante..n concerning it. and to onv'ince ootur citiz.ns of'wh.t we . ow to be trne, viz: tial there is no more ditlicultv abott raising a crolp ,i siifk. than there is in pro :-t.ring a col of graisi. The capital thus lie. O stowedyieids a fargreater return than can he li ob.ained from ny other branch of1* husbandn.a The ctitors have long heen neaged in tfie .ilk cultnre, and intend herealler to give it their entirestention. The :,atvc. made extensive irrangetnenis fo feedinig the silk-worm. and he cuL.ivatiig tit inviaieaiile species of ninbe'rv, s tme iforns Motutivati-. Aned, fiin their loir PI explerieice tin the ovcination and eie. sive co, respo dence win: silk growers. they believe they tqnay say wituiit tsten.atin, that ti shall be able .0 ma.e- the A.'d ERIC N SILK- - f iOW I-.R n:-e'ful nid eutet tainin. and to co:n-miett iClnict' throenge it. pges in-or ..aion as - Iltable respecting every himi.ch of the silk bit sit:ss, as c I be elsew lier obainted ie the Uni. ted Slates. A portion of the votk will b- devo -ed to noting the moderiz i.--pros emeiit. -ofgri .'uiltiure. and such imittier- :is tire generiail , use. .'-d to ilhe culti' ators of the soil. The Propri, tors r.-spe:i filly solicit contribn- G tiois on Aericil tiral -il) ects ge ertally-and ilii als.g the Silk Growing ,asiness in pamrienlar. ge Address the l:ditors. Ward, Cheney & Broil. ers. Onrliigton. New Jersey. at 'I'lie work w%i: he published monathlv-every it number coiprising twenty-f eur larg'e oct:vi. pa'es. with the addition of'a cover for adverti--e- ai ment. &v. and at the end of' each volinme. a complete t:ibie of tntents will be Frishisied t subscribers. rerms unie dollara yen, psavable i!. advance. for single subscribe.-Tw ent: subscipiistions will he siipeied for it wimle % eit h forwarding a inrnent ten dollar bill, free of vi !oltage.. I All orders for the work. potnge paid, will be promtli aitettiet it,. if addressed to 'he Pub- all :i.4her. C. Mlexander. Atheniian Buihiings. Citiz..nis. Si k-Grous ers. i.'rieenimralists, atid tthers, who wish to piocures this o ork foi- the p~resenit time, will p ease f'rward their naomi, andi thme ami..antt; o'sueh--ription itmm- dmi~teiy. l.[U' :A L PlRFMuuM. Any agenit forwardi Il100subiscribers for one ve-w.'and at .ji50f enrreiit bank bill. wvi: he enti th-d to te'n liouistnd sillk weerit cegg=, selecttedl le forwarded by meail ti atny patrt of i- Uniited Siaies at a triffitnr expese'. and which, if' prop- h erfly attended to. ircotrdi. g to the inestrne tlouns wlii--h ute priniigitted tee the work. trilliir/id n ~ pro/t Conisiderbly creer'idini.. the am~ount' of th - price of suarariptuion for one' liundredrcopies. 1 Edit or.< e! papier. who aire df sironms of'eccoetra p~inethe row bi eef Silk ini this conunt y, will pfeiase copy this adsvertisemeen a few timt'es. and we will fiiriish thtem with anm exechange. and al 'si oiccaisionail saip-es f~ iih.- Silk~which is mn -n iufieteired at the ditors' extensive estabh!ishment :tt ltnriinig'on. N. J. LAW NOTICE. 7p HIE Untder-igned haves' aASneinlted of Irtemiselvyes teogether in the prnetire' ram of Law and Euinity int Edeeftelud Distriei. at N. I. GR IFFIN, e A. II I'RT'.t Sept. 4. 18:38 tf :1 " Iuumnprove'd Suurgeons~' Truss jI. the radiica- "n of' (I E RNlA. inivenited by' laiinKR CHAsE. MI. 1). Philadelphia.- - All ori'i-s by mnail "r othierwise will be promipt ly attended to. Address eie'r Dr. II BURT. Dr. E. J. .c5IS. -Edgefield C. II. . C. '1.24 DISMbOL U TIO.V, I N consequeiince of the removal of the' senior .patrners of the Firm of' Labordeu $4 Miins, the copairtnershiip is dissolved by mtutal con sent. All persons iudebted to thie late firm, will ni eall on Dr. Miens, who is auitiioised to settle all accountts e M LABOR DE, *E. J. MIMS - Dr. Mimte will be found at his old stand, to attend to his professional diuties. Jan 1, I1'9 10 49 To the Public. T HE Subscribmer, awaero from thme exces sive drouight ofl the last -eedon.thtat many crops of Cotton did tiot sudicient:'y m~atture.t' de penid upion the Seed ror a su.reedling one. Hats carelidely selected from the most matured part of'his Crop, a few hundred bushels of'seed, the ser'osdyear's prodn.i tfrm sed icmpoerted direct 'ronm ifhe Petit Gnlf' Hills. which c.'ii be - head at his planitation, ont the -Roatd from Ed.e field to Atcestat abont iwo hundred y~ttds from I -ri's Creek Meetinig lHouse'. 'arly applica tion should hi' matde to secure the siell. ROBERT WATTS Jan 2, 189 d 48 J FOUNDV, TN the Village of' Edliefield. a Pocket Book. conaming snnedry v'aluiable treasures. The owner is tivited to call at thisOllice. prove' pio- * perty.-pay for this advertisemaent, and take it I atwayh. -. - n Jaon 4 w '83tif49 $30 Reward. S TOLEN, on the 11th inst. B trom the residence or the subseriber, on the .i artintowi " .oadl, .weve Miles above Hait ra tuy Horse, about filteen and a hall m'dshigh, nine or tent -, ars old, with soee -' hite hairs oil one marp, arid sormre iew saddie i arkis --sway bahked a litle, round nod and bi cll made- in goi-d eordi:r when taken away, a, uith $1'5. The horse I hjeieve was stolen be ku tta;m who.-e nditiC is Iticiiard Ford, % ho trl as committed t(I~dgefieidj nil.;non the :6thl inst. k* r tieft, and says he resides in Lincoln .o. PI it. He is a ian of had chara.-ter. and issup- ; ):wed to have traded said horse Ilot Jar off, or re : t him an% ay perhaps by some of his associ- L es in Georgia. It is beieved lie has comrades la: South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, atd ti at he has pai tie penalty of the law at the of I! whippiog post, as his back has been Am el lashed and the scars have riot chIarNged G iir color yet. Tire Jailor exatte(I hint and M and such to be the ease. The said Ford has tr cently been trading in horses mid miles in T is District, and no dtoubt all were stolen pro- Ii mrty. It is probable that he and his company I IC rry on the businiess nit a large scale, as he is o ought to he a noted villain. The above reward n ilt be given for lie de- ti r ery of the horse to me, or for proof to con.- P ct the thief trading him. SO GEo. 'ANDERSON. P, Hiihtirg, Jan 22. l139 d Wd I J? Editors in South Caroliia, Georgia and E nhan ma y tor aps benefit the pIblIc hy si -fio- !IF ;0b0! - V ,-+ ar 11E Copas nersiup ot I 13. 11A RI. (,TO. & CO. was d6solved on tire -ast. by its own imitation. All personn in hted it, us. ire I eItested to eil! ndl .ettle uithir utes al if Accounts, t-a we wish tio close the bit reof ihe concern. Tiose indibte to the I firm of (johdaron . Ivarrington. are remind that their Note., atnd Accorint are of loi g tinding, and further indulgence cannot be ven. C. L GOODWIN, 11. L. HAIRRINGTON, B. C. BlRYAN. 'dgeficli. C. H. Jin 12. 1439 ae 50 tit H E Subscrihpr. have formned a Co partiership in the AEICH.'NT TAIL- to RING Busincss. nder tire firm if Harring a Sr Bryan. and will k, ep coilstantly ott hand, di ..enieral assorimeint of the mtost Fashionable rticles. in their line, that the Northern aid sa irtherit markets will niYord. re They feel that.kiul for the liberal patronaige reto'o e exterd, (I towards thim. atid hope by ar -it attention to bsitess. and a dispostlioi to gf ea.-sC. to receive a ctittiunce of Ilte ile. se 11. L. IA itIUNiTON. ~ B. C. tYRVAN. rt aetield r 11. Ja:- l' Is. ac 50 he er t. H. 006 & CO. be UCCE.Sos TO tit e ni. kOB..RTSON) C WHOLESALE. ANt REL-TAIL be DRUGGISTI, h1A.MI.Uitt', S. C. ro I EEPt constantly onr hand a large assort- thi ment of !)rugs, Medicines, Pawls, Ods, 'ss.Putty, and every variety of artich-s iii heir te. .-I of whichu they wanrrant to lbe fresh kandc -- .rnine. atl wic sell oit reasorable terins. P;uysiiicns, country .Merchaunts, arid others, -iivited to cal and examine for thewselves, lre purcnasitg elsewhere. All --rders thaniakifullv received and promptly tended to. 0r ..1.:.- tr 46 I - r 01L . AND LEAD. UST receis ei; amdir sale. low for cash, a large lot of 1, insrd Oiland )o' hit Le d. of til ions uitittes, ani of the mist approve:t ki A*ds. of Also, a latrge assortment of BRillL.Ea, of e sizes, cosiant h oni band. lt Persons ihora: to paint,wit do well to call arid lt aiine our stock befr intarchasting eisewhtere. a H. 1t. COt K & CO. Druggists. Hamhnrg, D~ec 12. Js.J3i tt' 46 Jr P"laister' of Paris. I L>T receivedl, a lot na Pinister o Paris, atnd fojr sarle low biy ire bar rei, by iI. RL. Cl) -K & Co Druggists. [amhur;;. D~ec 12, 183, tf 40; Jo Ther( P'emiltont M~essientgr and Greernvihle' ntaflinieer, arte recjiuestedl to t tblish the a- L< vat until tNrhid, arnd forwarttdith ir acconts 'I the sub-ctobers at Hlarmbirg. !1.R.C.&Co. J .. -- - - - - fel acorage & Comziision b & at HAMBURW, S. CAROLINA. hi L ,nhiieribier resptctfuilly beg~s leave - to anntornee lotthe Pttanrers anid Merchlants tire Upprer Districts, thrat het has mtade ar rgeein's for thre irnsuirng siasoan to Iteceive d -eli Cotton. and atists thait hris expierienrce thre bursiniess rind the mtanyv tm-iities inucident his ptrsemr ocen pationi. wvill enrabtle lhim to L ilt extiensive piatromntae. Mereaindize arid Cotton~ Received and For 3. F. BENSOIN. Seprt 14. 183t t' -in $190 Re ward.a -, i~ ANWAY fronm tire Siuscri- at b 11 er Ott .the night of' tire 5th of~ Februaiy last, from miy place two C miles from Hamburg, 8. C. a nregro - mart nattoed BEN, abont f'orty-five vears old, five feet six incites high. '1'he above reward I wilt pay for deliverirrg him to mte, or pauttmng himn. jail so tlrmt I cart get him. S THlt MAS KERNAGHAN hinlamrr'. Mtarch 21, 183'7 tfl I JIE DIS.L. F H E~ stibscriber, from lire imuportifnities , of his frietnds, has concluideud sot fr to ~ :sirrie the praictice of hris profession, as to re trend to till calls in Chrrome~ Diseases. A- a ong these, lie would mention particularly it crotula or Kw's Evil, Cancrer, Disentsed as lammutt.,Chtronmie Sore Legs,&c. A hlress *E. L CA RTLF;DG E, Park's P. 0., EdgeField Dis.. S. C. May IQ. tf 14 3OOK% & %TA TUON %RY. G oodt awerune t or :clwoul .Clsasialan ItElb Sooks, also. Cart an't Letter Paper, ulls. Writing and indelible uok. &c. &c. 1st received by C. A. 1)OW D). BOO UM andE .%i*4 . * UST recived, it eood anrd complete assort Fmerit of Ladies, Gientemen and Children's ~ 'ootsn and .%aoes. nmanutmactred expressly for this ec aket, and wvaranted godd. For sale by Nom, B38 tfer41 C. A. DO WD PROOLAMIATION state of south Carolina;. yis Eccelklnc;; PA'1 RICA U1Sjk. Es. Gozernwr and Comsunder-in-chirj, in and orer th. SwIc of Solkis Lufuna. . HlEkEAia. pursuance ofan Act of the V Legislature a tWis, State t;.e votes fbr enniiber, of the twenty-sixth conjgie-s have en counted ii tne pres.-nce o lthe Uovernor, , Comiassiozieis appoited for (tiat purpe:rs, Ad itappeais tha, % AsIsra Taursos, Jr. hus een duly elected to: the Congressionid Dis ict computied of Peindleoai and Grceiville; R.0NCIS W. PICKENS for the Distrir t com-11. ,med of Abbe lie aned Ed'eflied; Jona K. erIFiN, for the Listrict composed ot Lan. ns, Xewliery, iid -Fairfield, FRASH.1s. II. OlonE, for the Lii trict coiposed of ick1 uid, Orangeburgh. liurnwe, anad Lexing i: JAut s RoG Es, for the District composed Spartanburgh, Uniono, York, and le.ster; ON CAMPBEL., for the )isiet romposed of curgetown, Marion, Horry, Dalsng;on. and arlbornu-ha, JOn' P .RifcH..Rauso. fir the Dis ict coipiosed -;f Ki rsliaw, Sutiser, Laiaster, ad Chesternitd; :OSEiRT iARNw.SL1. RETrT, r the Di-trict composed of Beaufort and Col ton: and is.Ac E. Hor.x:Es, for the District C lCarlest-.. Now. therefoare, I do issue this mny Proclamia ,is, notiy.ig and decating, accirding to the lovisio.ns ofl the said Act, that ' ADDY THotmp. *,Jr F 11. ELMORF., JAtEs RoGERS, 1". W acRES-9, JonN K. GRIFFIN, JoHN CAMPBELL, .3. RNErr, Ous P. RiciaRsoN, and I. li.Es, hai a majority of votes in their re iective Congressionad Election Districts. and e dilv elected Zepresentavives in the Con -ess ' the Un.ited States, firomn -hs State Uie! under my hand, and the seal of the State, at Colinshia. the 15th day of' Decesnber, in the ye.ar ofour L.S.1 Lord. uine dotsaid eiglt hundred asi thirty eight, and ia the sixty third year of' the Indepetndence of the United State- of' Americ.. PATiRICK .' 1BLE, Gorcrnor. By the Governor. B. H. SAas. Secetary of Nratc. Jas i. 1.39 e 48 P U.4i T UA tI i Y Is the 1ie of B1usiness. i Hi. nbscribers- are determined to seh their gotods on the most reasonable terms which they can be asoi ded. In ord-r that they axv be enabled it, d,. so. on the usual terms of* edit, they deem st their duty tonstifl theircus mers. ihat tIny viil expect prompt paymeit. All accionts are consideied due on the first y of January of each% car, except by special Ireeiaent; a: which time they will reqjire the mae to ha. closest: if not, they will charge In rest aller that iase. Asid all accouts due on the first day of Jann y of each year, asd not closed within three ontls after tha. time, they -will consider them ves at liberry to pia thema into the hands. of officer 161r icollectioni. In every well conducted business there sh'oald somie pri:ciples and si es by which it is gov nied-and y . dting the above ridaes wie shall enabled Io do .ns:tice to ourselves und to all neernesil. Aid what will be better, wt. shall oiabaled to sell our goods to our cusiomers on cedit mc nsh 1rices. We ietirn our sincere thanks to our friends r their :iheral patronage, and will try to serve u. so as to maeet a continuatne of the sane. G. L & 1-. PENN & CO. Dec -1. 1P38 if 44 '.4a te f' "'0ti Lst11 i*l 111illa. E1I0EFIFLD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMUN PLEAS. Isaac Henry, vs Foreign Attachment. osepas K. Kilburn. ). rI EU. Plaintiff iii the above stated case hav isng. on die leth day ot' S6ptenber, 1I$. ed lass declaration in the Clerk's Office. and 1 Delendant having sto wife or attorney inwn to be in this sate. upon whom at cnlop the said declaration c-an be served. It is or red that tle sait delimnant do appear and ike Iis defence withain a year and a day froi D fiIing of the s:.il declaration. or final and solute judgment will Leai aawarled asgaist him. G EO. POP1E, c. c. p. erk's Ofirec, ns :ll, 1;it) A wt aqd 51 ED)GEF'IELD) DISTRICT. IN TilE t .M~U.\ PLEA S. bri Middletons, r's. FonEaGN ATTAcUMENT >rasinGeddrist 1111-ll. Plainatift' is the above case hiavina I. this day filed Isis declaration, ansd the iDe isdama hiavimg no( wife or aittnorney knsown so withini the State, upon whom a copy of said claration, wvith a rtule to plead could lhe serv :it- is O rdlered. :hbat thae saird Defendat di Ieair anid muaske his defence isn the af'oresasid tiotn, within ai year and a dasy, from this date, final atnd atb.solute jndgmgient will be awarded anst hsi. GEORGE POPE, c. c. r'. Clerk's Office. Nov. I, 1838 ale 40 EDGEFIELD) DIST1RICT. IX TilE ('0OUMON PLE AS. W mn. B~runson,. v'.. Foreign Attuauent. WVilliam Drumt, Debt. I l e. Piaintihl fin this case having.on the'I 1tht of' Septsember. filed ILs dec'lar-ation in the lerk's 4Oflice, atnd thse Defendant having no ife or' at'ornaey,kniowun to lbe intis State, upon aom a caopy of the saidl declaration macy be rved: it is therefore ordered, that the said De. naat die appear stnd snake Isis defenace wvithin year arnd a day, t ram thsa filing ofthle said dec. ation, or tisnal anda absolute j'udgment will be varded ta the said Plaintiff. . G EO. POPE, C. C. P. lerk's fhice, Sept'11I. 18 I eq 3 *EDGEFIELD.J DISTRICT. IN THE COMMO2N PLEAS. iiampsonrKilcrease,vs. FOREIGN~ AT'TAcII Wihev Freeman ErT Assuisrr. H E PlanstitTias this ca~c haavineg,oa the 14th d.say of May, 18.18, filed hisdeclarations in e Clerk's Odtice, and thedefen~danst hasvinig no ife or attorney. knowns to be in this State uspon horn a copy of the saida decasruatiosn uaay be -rved: It is thserefore' ordered.thsat the paid de adanst do appar & mnake Ihis deafensce withina yesar and a day friomi the filing~ of' thae said adec iatien, or finsal asnd ablsolutae prahgmncit will be varded to the said plaintiff. iiE')RGti PPPE, C. c. P'. C'Aerk's Office-. Mav !4th. h8:8 I & tat e Oh Sohtil Catrlolilta. EDGEF~IELD DISTRICT. IN THll EC:O.MON PLE.AS. ohhinsa & Casiner, vs Assumptsit Attachment. Was. Yarborough. F. lhaiif. in this case, having thin day - ited Isis declarsation, said ahe Defenadant avingr neither wife snor atiorney within this tate, upon whom a copy of said declaration in be- served; Ordered, that die h)ef'endant led-thereto within a year anid a slay from this nblicatiotn or the stid action will be taken pro anfessa against lhim. aEO. POPE. c c. r. Clerk's Office Oct 4. 18 dan 43 IMPROV-ED PATE N T f&O.L JA'D WOOD - Mr COOKING STOVEv, a c. TU 1.: undersigned has jnsritreeived a rarge s'utapply of improved STOVES for Coal mid Wood. of entire new pattetns, and of va nons sizes. viz: The People's Coal or Wood Cooking Stone Superior to any heretofore in-use, not only on rccount of convcnience. l% perfect manor ia which the cooking is performed. butalso. on ac :ouni of the ecl6nomy of fuel which it 'ffecti. The Patent Grecian Parlor Giale, vhich for beauty and economrexcels all othere, producing greater effect with less'fuel. The P'arlor and Hall Stove, assing heat from the basement to the upper part brongh fines into the four-corners, and through - 'dditional columns. - The Parlor and Pipe-Franklin, with plain and urn tops, for woolor coal,new y.co:struc:ed with swelled back, sunk heaeth, loor front, &c Th Ship and Steam; Roat Stove, :tlculated to cook for 50'or 200 Brsol; -with mass fuel and greater convenience than anyother iLove Hlow in use. Also, a Variety of SMALLER- STOVES, vith the same inprovements. The Box 6 4- 9 Plate IStve, jpen and plain tops, of various sizes,from2I to. V> oches. Also. American, English and Russian Star fron. Store Pipe. Sheeting aildBrazing Cp mcr. Block Tin, and Tin Plate. A: of which he offiers for sale low for CASN, Dr approved paper. at No. 16. Broad streeLat the sign of the Cofee Pat. anddireetly opposite the Eagle & Phoenix Hotel, Augusta B. P. CHEW. *,* The highest price will he given for Old Peeter. Copper. Brass and Lead. Atguta, Ga. Oct. 22. 183. tf 39 CLOCKS, WATCHES and go. 242 BaOA STREET, AUGUs'rA, GA. (Near the United States Hotd ) iZ H 1: Subscriber offers to the 'Citizens of A -dgefield District and its vicinity a Rich Id lashiiable assortment of WATCH.S, JEWELETRY &a if the latest Style and Importation, consisting n part of the following Articles: Gold Iidepseudent Second Watches, with from 17 to 25 Jewels, Gold & Silver Levers, Plain &full Jeweled, London Duplex and Anchor Escapement Watches, Gold & Siker Lepine and Vertical Watches, Ladies' rich Gold Neck Chaing;6eggititn, Gentlemen's Gold Guard and Eob CMin; Keys, Seals, 1finger-Rigs, Breast-Pins, Ear Rings, Gold and Silver Thimbles. Pencil Cases, Spectacles. &c. &c. iuntle Clocks. Flower Vans & Musicall BOXES AUSO, .A General Assortment of ~T hSUCH As SILVER TABLE AND TEA SPOONS, SGoAn losos, SoUP LAnti.xs, CASToR & CAKE IIAsKETs. CANDL EsrTcas. SALT SPros, &c. ALSO, SUPRRJOR CUTLERY. A fine assornment of Itoozat., ELLIOTT's ud W ADE & JUTCunn'S RIA ZORS, PEN NIVES AND) SiCISSORS; also a good as urinent of BOWIE KNIVES and D)IRKS. JOHN B. MfURPHY. N. B. CLOCKs aind WATCHEs carefully ro aired. and Warranted to perform well. .\ngrusta. Gal. 31atreni 2r. 1838 tf 0 otae o bout.. arl'.inla. A. BIBE VILLE DISTRICT. IN TfIlE COMMON PLEAS. 'ltoumzs L.Jtti 1. vs' Attachment Assumpsit Iteh himbal & Cr. Attachment Assumpsi lIE Plaintitfs in the above cases having thiis day' tiled thaeirdeclaration, and the Defen ats having neither wives nor attorneys. kiownm to he in this State, ordered, that if the aid Defendants do not appcaranid mtake their lefe.ce, wvithins a year and a day fromt this ate, tinal andl absolute -judgemnent shall be forthwith given and awarded for the said *ihisi ttac hment. JAMiES WARDLAW, c. c. r. Clerkus Office. Nov 22. 138 (B&T adq 45 'itate oh "~oltII nidowR. .ABIBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON P4EAS. Charles Spronill, Adnu'r of) ATT1'uME, Duty E. Lipaford, dec'd vs.> ASIUNStT. James Donald. H1E Plaint ff' in this case having, on tho A.20th day of Mfarch. i838, filedt h:. deca lion in my office and t e defetndant having no avife or attorney,known tohbein this State,upon vont a copy ofthe declaration, with a special >rderofthe courtdorsedlthereoni,can.be serv ed: Therefore ordered,that the said I awes Don ahd ilo aippear and niake hns defonce w'ithin a ear and a day fronm t he filing of ihiedecktration s aforesaid. or fit:al & atbsulute judgment will e r'orthiwith given and aaiarded a nmnst.himn. 'JAS. WARD A 4,c. c.. ('erk's Office. 11tth Miay -~8 15 --tate of - Outh Carolina. EDGEIELD DISTRICT. 'IN TfI R COMMON PLE AS. David Onzts. vs ATTACIntIENT, WVilliam D~rum. - AssUatarr.T T H E PlaititT in this case having this day filed his deeluration in the Clerk's Office, ad the tDefendant having no Wife or Attorney known to be ini this State, upon wvhom a copy of the said declaration may be served: Tihere re. ordered. thuat the said defendant do appear and make his defenice within a year and a day from the filing of-the said declaration., or final - and absohttte indgmtent wihlbe forthwith awvar dd to the said Plainatiftf. GEORGE POPE, c. c. p. re's, Onc, rEdanilr sa,, 14, 1.e38 - 1