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yIu, Fromthe Neto lIaren Register. "WHEN THIS OLD HAT WAS NEW." When this old hat was new, the people use to say The Federalists no better were than Tories in their day ; But now they take the name of "WHIG"a title most un! rue, And one at whinii they loudly scoffed, when this oli hat was new. When this old hat was new, Bill Harrison was a Fed. The eneuty of every moan who labored for his bread; And if the people of Ohio have kept their re .ord trite. He'd sell white imten for debt and cost, when this old hat was new When this old hat was new, Dan Webster was the mtian Dest fitted in the old Bay State, to lead the Federal clan. Who br.attht thie British to our coast by lights that flared hile. And wonld nave sold us to a Kin.g, whent this old hat vas new. When this old hat was new, of Harrison'tis said. To figure well among the Feds, he %%ore the black cickade! Deny *-his. Whii-lies, ifyou please, but every word i; true John taitdolph kiew your hero we'l, when this ol hat was nev. When this old hat was new, Clay lashed these Feds jtst right And pruv'd that to their country, they were ienmies il tigiht, But now. irotn disappointed hopes, ie fawns on that vile crew, A.d eat. the ertimbs-lhe wonkil'not once n in n this old hat was new! W!ien this old hat was new, 'twas in this steady State. In Irz-eum's darkest hour, ca me dark treason'., delegcates, o Qrs il council. at tle time when Fedalisin bloe. Made If artfiwl look indigo, when this old hat was new. When this old lint was new, the Federalist did say Twas wrong to cheer. when yankee arns knocked d-wni John Bull's array! That ". adison would a gallows grace, if e'er he got his due !" Such were vour -Democratic Whigs," when this old hat was new. When this old hatwas new, old Governor Pro vost The States invaded, at the head of a numerous British host But in the middle of the fight, whut'did old North Bend do? Lay down his sword, and safety seek, when this old hat was new I When thia old hat was new. Van Buren was the usan That cheered with voice and pen the soul ofr' freedom's gallant bunid And Johanson's sword, at bloody Thames, did our invaders strew. And leave to fat the land they soih'd, wh'len this old hat jwas new. And now, whlen this old hat is~old, these Feds corne ont and tr'v To make us think theygare the~ chaps to guard our liberty ! Their patriotismt, like their logs, their rumn, their ci' er tto, Is "made to sell," as razors were, .when this old hat was tnew. Come then huzza for M~at anid Dick! the bout est and trtte .And give yout unhotughit votes to those who've, alw ays soinob! liou ! And then six hearty cheers we'll give-just as we utsed to tdo, When first wve heard of Proctor's fall, whein this old hat w~as tnew. JPiiscellaneous. PARENTAL AFFECTION. It is not like comutnen friendship; which, often formed for interest, will decline when that intereet expsires; which, ofteni springing from the caprice, is mnutablle ats the source from which it sprungt~; wihic'h comes in prosperity, but cannota statnd the storms of misfortune, still less ofi disgrace. When the heart wigthin is dtesolate: whten adversity has swept over us, sand life is stript bare of every chartt; above aill when calumny, which "walketh in dlarknes," has shed its deadly bilight ont the reputa tion': when oli dropi awtVy fro t o*s'rieketi spirit, and he io. ou r ll .omupantien, our guide," our "own fatmiliar lriendtt," with whom "we took sweet counsel together," .-when he too "paseed by ont the Ether side,' and searcely dares, amsid the coltd scoff, and the rude clamor, and the "al tered eye of hard unkin-dness," to give veut to the brief cry, "utas! my hrothter!" --who then remains, still "faiuhful among the faithbless." still readly to enter wvith real sympathy into' all tour griefs, to fetch out every extenuattine circumnstanics in otur errors, to diwell upon ev'ery redeemiiing feature in chairter, to straini after every streak of hope in outr obsacuredl pro'pees? It is the same fruom which 1'ung oxer the cradle of infancy. atnd set by the bedl of languor; which rejoicted whens we rejoiced, and wept whent we wepr. "Cant a Wo) man forget" hter o~wn chtiltd, tiha site shtouldh not have comptassion ott the son of her wotmh? All others ont earth may forsake thee, but the parent will not forsatke thee. Such is parental atffeetion, which "lov. eth at all tmes"--int grief, in misfortunes. in poverty, in sickness, in neglect, in dis. grae' itself. It is thterefore no subject of surprise. if the Multsine lawv, which, like the primitive codtes of Greece and Romte, bgdu tmade nto provision against a crime so uaonstrous end increditable as parricide, ex~ended its se-vert-s: penalties t thte ler p., butil mo.s. .palm.,. tanne ofr fia disobeditence. It deemed that he who --ould shut out from his breast the most powerful instirct of nature, would never cee the obligation of minor laws-that he w ho could requite with ingratitude the on .dterable tendeiness of a parent, would never estimate any blessing which the al iotments of civil society could confer. fie was excluded from a system of which an interchange of kindly acts is the predomi nantt element, as incapable of understand ing the nature of its duties and the value of it. privileges, "liis lamp," saith the S-riper, "shall he pit out in obscure larkness. But a peculiar blessing. even length of days in the land of. promise, re served for him whlo should --htnor" his ptarents. And the meaning of that honor; which is ntu cold, formal respect merely, but a warn and active sympathy, which anticipates every wish and interprets every % ant-is beautifully illustraied by the son Sirach, when lie directs the oljec-t of his instruction "to help" -his father in his age," and not "to grieve him as long as he liveth," and ''if his nuderstatding fail," --if have patience with hit," and not "to dikiso lhim-" for, it is aifectingly added, "the relieving of thy father sla!l not he forgoten;" -.in the day of thiiie affliction it shall be remembered." It is tbus that is fulfilled that b-aelicent design of Divine Providence, which it is itpossble to trace without sensation of exqusite -)lighv; hy which, in a perpetual circle of tender olli ces, the vigor of the age is made subiser vient to the helplessness of another-the father in manhood to the son in infancy; and, again, the son in anature years to the father in declitig days.-Rev. Profissur Jrcmic. GEOLOGICAL DEFINITIONS Tho primtitive earths are four; clav, sand. limc, and n:gnesia. Clay is called by geologisis. alumnia, alumiine, or argilaceous earth. S:aud is called rilex, silicious earth, earth or flints. Lime, as it exists in the soil, is common ly called calcareous earth. The term cal careous is not properly applied to any soil, unless it will effervesce with acids. Each of these earths, ansta er a deter minate and specific purpose in the econo my and growth of plants; and the perfec tion of soil lies in a mixturo of the whole. Vegetable matter. All vegetable sub stances in a decaying or rotten state. Animal matter. All animnal substances in a pntrifying state. Organic natter. A terrm applicable to both animal and vegetable substances in a pitrifyinag state. Vegetable mould. The eartibly remainus of %egetable substances which have cither grown and decayed on the soil, or have been conveyed thither in the pirogress of culivatiou. Loam is a combination of vegetable mould with the primitive earths. Marl is a substance consisting of litme with a small portion of ciay, and .nome titnes of peat, with marine sand and ani mal remains. It is useful as iannre, anti is distinguished by shell, clay and stone marl. Turkish Preach, r.-One.day Nasir-ed din ascended the pulpit of the MAosue. d111 I thus addressed the congregation :--O ruv I believers! do you know what I nan goiuga to say to you ? *No,' responded the con gregation. 'Well, then.' replied he, there's no use of my wa-ting time ott such ani a, norant set;' so saying, lie came down fron the pulpit. lIe went to prcach a s second time. and acked the congregation,. 'O, true believers ; do vou know what I amta going to say to you '--We know,' repliedl the audiettce. -Thean theare is no tise in myd tellinag Sona,' said N a-ir-ed-dimn, aurd agatin lie descende'd from tie ptulpit. Whlen) nttL he camte to pareach, atnd asked his ustial question, the conagregattin, resolved tees havae a ariatl ofhis poawer's. answeretd. -Some of us know. anad somre of tus do not know.' di *Oha!' said Nasir-ed-dlin, 'let thuse who ' know tell Ihose wht do not ktiow, and I ~ shtall lhe sp~aretd the trubh)le oh preachiuL'.'- __ C S.. sayitng. he cenme' dowt l'rom he pulpait. e Turkish Sect Book. A Fine state of Society.-An alligator entered a contfectioner's shop in G3alves/ ton: the weather. beittg tunc'ommnoly sultry,. probJaly suiggested the idea tof an ice'- 1 ereamti. llavitng helped himself to half a dozent oratnges, several jtttmbles andi otheri kniek knacks, anrd sho~winag no disposition lto pay the dlamages, the young lady who stood behIind te counter called fur as..ist.c anace. His tinusual caacity of jaw, how ever, enabled himi to disporse of' thae stolen articles seentrely behbre assistance arrived.' The scaly fellow was ciaptaredl son after, atnd was treatted rathIer mtore hanrshly thant tmay fellows are whoi declined paying for< what they o'atamed. Previom-ly to his entering the shop he had seized and deC vouiretd a fat pig ini the street. His visit toi the confectioner's was per'haps ini search of taldessert; and he got his deserts sure enough. C'myCIDENCE BETwEEN THlE PULsA TIOY OF THEC nUMAN BCoDY A.VD TnEi ntoURt OF TtiE DAY.-Tlhe fnlkswittg is froam the London Sun.. Yotu will oblige a con.* stant reader, andl otne who has mtade the experimnent, by givinig it place in your pa per: Seiat yourselfart a table, havintg placed yottr elbow Onl the cable, attach a piece oif metal (say a shilling) to a thread, holdl the threadl betweena the points of the thumtb antd firtt'tinger, aand allow thle %lhillintg to hang in the cetntre of t glass; tumbler the paulse will iammediately cause the shillinig to vibrate like a pendium,. and the vihratin wtdliincreitse ntutil thme shilling strike teside of'the glass; and 5Ouppose cte time' of the explerinment he that houmr amt whichl I am writing, betweetn half past aix and hall past sevetn o'clock. it will so strike the glass seven timtes, amid having (lone so, lose it< tiomentutm and retutrn to centre. Ifyou hold it a suiI~eient length of ime the experiamet will lhe repeated. butt nto until a sutlicient space has elapsed to con vince you it is most cotmplete. I need ntm say the theard must he held with at steady' hatnd, otherwise te vibrating motion will be counteracted. At what ever hoturof the day or night the experimtent be tmade, the coineidence will be found to lbe thP samte, na everss 6,ratfr., (r, pst. fa..... -tute of South CUarolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Williamn 11. Yeldell' Billfur and wife, vs Parvsion. Margaret J. Shible), and others. N OTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an order f'rom the Court oi Chancery, i sail offer for sale to the highest bidder, at Edgefield Court Ilome on taeo first Monday in Uctmber next, tlie real estate of James sa::bley, leceased. consistinis of two tracts of lan as rollows: One traci. called and known as the Shiinburg Traci lying in Cuiletown cieek in the District of Edgetield. containing five hun lhed und thirty-four acres, inure or less, adjoin i lands of Be. erly unrions, other land of thw .id James Shibley, lands of the estate of.lacob Lasseter. Burrell E. Ilbbs, the estate ofJanes E. Dawson, Leroy 11 Mundy. and A. T Tray or; and ou:e other tract lying in the Distric ifbresaid containing iree hundred and sixty itcres, more or less, adjoi.ing the Shiotburg tract. lawd& ofJacib SIibiliy, the estate of Jacob Lassster, amid A. 'r. Tray:or Said tracts of md to be sold separately. on a credit of One. va, anid three 3 ars, except for so umch inn: y as %%ill pay the cost:, which most be plid in : sh. Purchasers to give Bonds and personal en;ity. niad a motgage of the premises to so ':re the ptichase monlev. j TER lRY, C. EC. E. D. Commfissioner's Ojice. Edg/idd, Sept. S, V-40. 85 75 ( 2 1tatto of So1i1 , "1slalla. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Is E UTY. Samuel Williams. r., Bill for and others, vs Partition. John C. Davett. and wife. ) OTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of ,.L u o~rdir fi-om the Ciurt of Chancery, I diall lfer irsale t o the ighesttbidder at Fd1e rield Court , tu e firs .lniny in c tober next, tle real estate of Saouel W 1h11amis, Jeceased. cunsisting of tie two fodowing trac:s )flamndl. viz: One triit on wi:ica the deceased resided, lying in Ed-efield Diint, on 'ood%'s C eek. waters of ilorn. Creel. &c.. contain ig one thlouaid (1000) ncres more or less. and tdjoining lands of \Vi. If. Moss, John M5undy. Henry Waldrina Benj. Addison, and Aina lones: the other tract co ntaining three iundred ujsd thirty-six (336) acres more #-r less. lying ill he District aloresaid. and adjoining lands of lolin Mundy, James F. Adams, Hlemy Val irnum and baniel Prescott. Said tracts to be sold separately. (m a credit of one and two rears. excipt Iur so um:h mionev as may h: ecessary to pay costs, which m:nnst be paid ill asl. The pnrehamsers to give lloils and pI r o4nal security, aid a moirtgage of the prettes ii secure the purchase monev. J. TEICI0Y, C. E. E. D. Coinmnissioner's Oilce, fdgidd, &pi.S, 140. $5 7- d 32 State of South airolina. ABBEVILLE DIS FR[CT. LV EQL'tTY1 . John Wilson: Adm:'r of ng h it ilsoni, vs Jennuet Bill for Ide: Wilson. William Wilson, ."'j . and others. Injuncion. URUANT to the order of Chiancello. Dinkin. made- in this case, aill the credii. rs of 11gh %% ilson, at the time of his dh-ath. rHlose ilemluands shall not have been fully ana riperly paid by his administrator. are hiereb' otified to presen: and prove the.ir temands be )re tne on or heiire the first day of Januar ext, A. 1). 1-41: and the creditors of the snim I.gh Wilsin, decentsed, :are hereby notified. iat the Decree of Chancellor Daiin rfer. mit the Commisionier cause two months ni. ce to be ins-ried in such publie pap.: or pa ers hw ie may deem proper for all tie credit rs of the said Ilh 1:ilso to present aid rove their denids bifiorie the Commnissionei, ni, that such of the creditors as shall not pre. -ni and prove their demnands on or betb: i eremp.ry day l. e fixed y the Co.nnis ,in:er shall lbe excludcd from tihe benefit of thi' ecree. It is fuinther orderied that u:pon: notice of:tn "cree being given to an~y of the cre'ditors ofi Insgh W ilsoui, snteh creditors shall bi enjoinieu ilm commnacemen:t :ir further piriisiein ol nyv suit at law again:st th~e adm:inistrator afore uid. It is further oridered th~at the admtinistratoer o acconuzt biel.re the Comnmis:-ione, conecern-. ig the. e-ta:te ofi his initestate; and that the 'ommeissionler dlo report the de~nmnd< again-t ie estate iif lIn(gh Wilson, which :Imyi be prov 1. arrangesd in oerde: of legal priority : and thei : anice ina the handses of thme adm:iniiislrator, art.-r Ihiwinig all presr pni tnents and expenses. Ui-N.i 1'. MA : T1N. C. i.. A D. ('onmm'r's Gffcc. S $2 75 auable Land ad Stonec Ware MAN UFACTORY FOR SALE. TiliE Sutbscribe-r offers for sale itt public ...ontcrv. on Tlhursday the 15th: of Oito er iiext, ii not previounsly sold, the I'laitaition ii which lie now riesides, abnom: eighteena miles hove E&lgefid C. ilIouse. usnad on:e an:d a half iles south west of Mr WVilliams' Steama Saw lill. Also, his Stone tearc !.ianufactory, wvith an scelleet Faiunai, and every thiing neecessa:ry 'ica: r) (on thei Stsone wars business, a!l in goodu rder Also. three or four Negroes, one road Vagos, one: Baremneh, onie .ilie. onue Ox-cart .:d Steers. anad $tock oif aill kindes.snehl uisi lie 5. uiCheep andi Cattle. Also, lhinschold anmd T1erms- \ll stams tunder S. ensh: nudelr $20. mn a credit unt:il the 2-5th D~ecembheit p.4) ; and Il stums :iver $20 on a credit of 12 m~ioths. JOUN PRIESLI;Y. Aug 2.9, 1840 f 31 A Valnable Plantlation FORt SALE~. T H E Sutbscriber oflers is vain~able planta tiona for salie, situated on th~e road Iceadinig rom: the Ist'and Fosrd on Sa:luda River. to H-ambutrg anid intgtsta,. three miles east f'rom anubridg~e, in Edgefield District, ro..tniiining ive huns:dred acres, two hndred iof w~hich :s reshi cleared. Trhiri is two hundaired acres ilg ill the woo~ds and is well timbered. Thie ihove land is undi~er a first ra'e fen:ce. anid is wvell ada:.ted to the growvth of cuitoin and:: raisi. ha th~e platntationl is iani excellentt IDw'ellinig Hoss. Barmn asid Stables, iaid iall necessasry u:tbsuildinars. Thse spring attached to th~e P:anta:tion' cannoit be. stirpassed by numy in the tup contrv. its waters are of ths ptmest kind, very cold 'and~ headlhy. Thie sittuationi is ais hmtealhy as tany in tile tup country . Thse mmiilh borhood ister's the best range for stuck of all kindis the state ualfords. Thme above l'lanta hot: sffers tis inmn inducemnts to pu:rchassrs 'is amny in thes country. Those whlo wish to purinse will don well to call and iexamnmme for Iihemselves. Tirms will be liber:0l and nac ommuodiutinmg. For hitreher pamrticenlars aipply to the suibscriber living ontthei, 1'ilantanon. TIJOS. .1. COLEMAN. Astgutstt 28, 100e 31 20. E & JCB PRINTING OFL~ Every description executed with ntetn~ess nmnd despatch, at thc Ollice af the DEFIELD ADVER1TISERt. Election : esolves. FOA OUT(B ELL. 1d4U. So much as relatcs tu Edgefidd. IS TuE lousz or REPRrstE:NTATIVKS, Deccn'bcr :20, 139. T LE Coimittec on Privileges and Elec tions. its whom it wa- ref'rie'd. to dr.ctt resolutitns.and appoint .\Ianagers uf laetis. (or I, e next genteral elec:ion, ieport tiuo lot lowing iesointins: Resolced. '1hat the Electiiii to he held on the secund Monday Ic Octiber next and the day foilwing, for Senatoe and imembers of' th Illouse of Represenltatives. shaill be holden at the t'ollnwiig places, aud conducted by the 1ul lowiiig persolnls. At Louire's-L. II. .\unidv. A. T. Trav. for, anid .V. B. Brannon. 41 Collir'-J. iiammond. '. G.rrett, nd V. F. Elain. At Clood's-.J. P. .aiys, V. S. Hloward. and W. Day. At Pine ltousc-W. Gailinaii, U. Bet tis, and I.. Jatcher. Alt Christic's-\. Kig, James Drin, and L Buriett. At Dunton's R. P. ironson. J. Ili:. and IJ. : At:o.e. :1t ihrppard's-J. Bolles, L. G. 1Io'owv. and S. Stephtecs. At eiddge-31. Watsntt, L. i1omiies, and Wilson Co!tmai. At .11ccting Strect-S Nichookon. Jr.. ). Strother, aid Win. Dean. At lamburg-R. Aidersoti, 11. F. Goiedy, and 1. Smcithi. It Mount IWillinag-A. 3hinick, L. Wilson. and i. Etiridge. At Court Ilous. W. J. Siikini. IR. Anilersen. and G. .l ims. At Richardson's-J. Richardsmn. J. Neal antid L. Bland. At Colemun's-ll. Boulware. G. 'ar borongh. aid U. P. Abney. At Park's-L. I armon, A Kilcrease. and II. Freeinmii. At Pcrry's-D. ainny, 31. F. Pope. and A. Nich olsoi. At Coathrn's-R. Maarini. C. loore. and Pliotmas Lake. AL Musely's-W. C. Hall. J. 13. Johnson. and S, Dcen. At Allci's-A P. Kenard, S. 31athliew., and A. Turner. At Puares-C. Powei, D. G Walker. ncd J. Hightower. .J Long's-A. Jones, R. Wink night, and .\1. Long. A! eill's- J. Miller, 11. Ardis, and James Bowers. 'he 3lai.igiers to hold th- election two days at wth pi 1m: nI 'X. d:*.i-s av '-.i iingatift- ('. 11I. coni: I fht vo.es, gi:A at-, j::: e1.h! eleciin: six toprese tatives t) be eh-'te! , mnd oite Tax Collector. antd one ine::h-r to Con !rcss, from the Comtre'is onal Di,:r~c: of Edfe tied, and Abbeville. Resulrced, That the 3lanagersof Elections, prior to their proceeding to the electiois. do take th fllcwinig oatih or aflirmation, before somie lagistrate. or one ofl the Macnage s o' lections. 10 wit: "That they will tibitilly aid impartially carry icito execution the loregoimig e'lecti-)Ie9, ngreeably to the Constitutioi of the State o'Sotith Carolina." Rcsofred, That in furture, no person qcalilfed tit vote ier members f eacl brancl of tie Le .islattire, shall be permitt.-d to vote in tiore :biia one Election )istric:. or I'ari.ht; a:el the 31.ingers of' EllectioInc, ther11ucghoe1cut t.: *t:*Ne. are hereby required and direc;ed. ifthey tchink proeper, or on the applicationi of' any ei'etor preseit, to nilintister III airy person or in-rson -ti.eriing to vote, the rollowing oatl.: "I .. B., ,ti4 soleitnly swear, orallirm, (as the case imiy he.)that I have nit. at this general eh-etion for weinbets of the Legislutare. voted iin this or any other Dist-rict or Parish, and that I am'n Ceonsiitctitially eiualified to vtcte SItelp ie God " Aid ieany person or per :is. regnired as aforesaid to take said oath er allimaiionshall reinse so to do. then the 4lanagers. re:pectively. in their respicective iistrict' or P-rielwv,. ihcall le, acd they are here. o y required and enjoietd, to refuise such vote er votes; a:d in cLse the Matingers, shall re ise to reqiire the oath afoiri'seimd, when deiani ded, they shall be liabe to all the pains and peni alties they would be liable ant :uliject to, lor neeglectincg any% other dities regencired ol' theimi, :s Maaage'rs of Elections for either bratich of ie Legislature. Resu/ced. That the act alteriig the f'ir sec. tionis ofthe Constituction tof the State oft 6'1.ntcc Csroliiu. be ierewith picldislied, 14) n it: 'Eve. ry free white ian, of the age of twenty-eine ye'ars, (pitpers. and non citiii:sioned illi. - ers and privates, oh the ariy of' the Ueited States, excepted.) being a citizen ol' the State, and having resided heireic two years, pIre% ions to the day of electinte. and who has a free Iotd of ilry ae'ces ol cand, otn a town lot, ee which lie lhas been Iegnlly eize'd acid po...sessedh, ut le'ast six mioniths bcef'ore 'ne'h electioc:; ecr. noc tiaving any cuchi fre'ihold ont toiwnc lot, hcatht beeni resien't itt thte Electin District mn whcichc lie otfers t) give his vote, before the , leecioni. 'ix mcocnthn: lie shail have a tight lee v~oht for :c miembter or mtemibecrs, tee serve in eithcer braichl it' the Legisltire, fer the Electioni Distric't inc whii'ch lie hl- such perope'rty or res'idene. Recso~l ed. That the tweo year's resicdenice iie gnired by the cnstictutioni icn a voter, ire ticc two years immuiediatcly previoues to the eh-ecticii: hnci it'any pecrson has his homcie in the Stite. le' djoes ncoc los:' the ricdht eof r'esidencce Iby tempotfrn-. ry absen. e. wvith she init'ctieon f retcrcninur; cic i'lhe hacs his homtie in the Electiocc District. his righit to vole is noet imtpaired by ac tempclorary alh scence, ith the icctenttionc ofl retutrning: bcur cf cene hias hcis homne ancd f'amiily in anothcier Staete, tihe presentce of'-ch'l personc. althoughc cotii-e ned for two yeaers, gives nco right 1o vote. Resocd, That the I Inise dlo care to the re port. Ordered, that it be sent to theO Senate for cocnenrrenece. Bly order, TP. WV. G LOVER, C. H hR. IN TliIE SENATE Resxolred. That the Sentate -li cecn.-cr ini the reporctt Ordered. thtat it bc retutrned tic thce lIoncese f R'ere'se'mativ'es. By ordler. W.\l. E. MA RTIN, C. S. %eptembcte~r 3 e 31 IN E QUITY. Charlces Cosncahanc~, ati eed olheis. B ill for vs 'ITcoma~s (ieCotnhacn ail Lcy \h csle'y. Dislr.b:ian. T I is order d thcat thec Defend: Th'Ios Cos nahancc, whoe ic sacid to lee absieit ai-d freum withcomt the limcits eel this Sta:c , do plendl. an.c swler, or demcur. tce the siill of'lc th ielmplainants in this -ase. withini three moethls free lithe pnh-e tication eel thcis crder, or thce bill will lee taken pro confesso. A. P. AUL)RTCeH. C. & R. E. B. D. Commneissioner's Ofrice'.) Barniwell Distrie't, Jutly 29. 140. ac 27 NEW GO0Di'i. T HIE Sinbscrie'r is ceow receivicng from New York l'cecrteenc cases oft NFIIV DRY GOODS. comnprcsing ac eeracl Asseorte'nt sniiabkle'fr the seasioit, which wiill be~ iil li'w fer Cashel. l-ormcetr cuistometlrs and thce publiic gencerally are incvited toc calli on JiIIN 0. B. FORD. Hamicbuirg. S C, Ancg 5, 1840 Nankin and l'ihirtinags. CaeGericickin, (cie 'do blenchle'd Shrtng Aso Brmcen llliand. Brocccn Linen. Linen Drilling Grass Linen, Mr'tiran and York Mittures. Alsic, a varieti fit Coloiredu Ciottoin Godis, for se'rvant'e wvear. Noii open inig at the store otf JOHN 0. D. FORD. Hfamcburg, Aecg I8. 1840 tf '28 Plain and Figured floods, ALS'0 Devano Stnw. Braid Cotncuer, Flor .t.ence tii,anidFrenich l n liuclcie nIeceets, juse rec'eivedhby JOHN 0. 13. FORD. unmhbuig. Ang 17, 1840 Receivtag ' Forwarding AGEN ..Y, AND B USI N E S S:r HIA UE UG, i. C. T 11E Subscriber respectfully takes leave to renew to his ctnstomeis. his sincere ackniowledgmeits for the eztesimove patroonage hitherito bestowed on him; awd wousold beg too as sutie them of n continuatcie of that strict attut tion to their interests. whi i. fremts a largely in. creased hisiness, lie flaters himseIf has hcen appreciated. lie delis it unn1teCCssary to dilate. to MsER. CHt MTS, onI the evident sot peritority of lois e laims toi u:ir paitromne as a RIECEIVINU : ND I OlI1':.A IDING AOENT:-is longf erperience in that department; rirorous obserrance of in. structions. and te raes of linnling; hi, entire .ittetitiot bei.. g emtu icted to a Commi-sion fn. sincss a:ono;.ad the isolated ant e/errted posi. tion ol iis warehouse, thus lesseniing- the risk. f'room fire atid inntnio;.?; are circimistaneCs, which. tcith all due dtfnoacc, entitle hin to a precedence. To PLAt.A RnS he wotuld again tender hiis ser. vices in the sale of their corTos ant1d tither rn. Duci:: to 'his dletotitnot he( approptintes Lis personal atentiono, atd fromot his porur:iei lknowl. edge of this business, he feels smnred hoe will promote thp initetests oltiose' who may consig n to him. J. F. Bl'NSUN. H1ainhrg. S. C. Joty 1-5. ISR0 r 30 (Vt ater-Proof*. V J R E -l!O USE. AND I invads4 !i TliuSnintSS. r~ q .i'. --.r .4 e .- Ouch .:r.oitled tot he is0. o..ce m.o re ..h: -to olr his5 ser' ices to lois Iriend s anid old en oot..mters. an toohet' pubIic~ e i ie ll'a.Illonrse awd C01oummisvoin Business Ie 1c1e trs himself that tIow eiiile locatiol 0lhis Ware-House. and its tomo:parative inununitity fi:Om the ri'k of fire and flood, will pwrure him it liberal patronage. lie has rebuilt the ll'arc-liouse formerly known as Arlumd s & If'lker's, andu( is fillinog lop one wino ol' it ohove the ighiest water-marlk of the late freshet. 'or the outrpcose ol storinqg thore I it the Cotton of llanters and Country Merchants. This site is at least two icet higher thant aooy other ware-houuse in town; atod sloe divisioln that hasleen elevated will store from 1600 to :'000 hls lie will s11 Co:t''on. nnd'i atten.f on souc(h buosi ne.s as is usoally tr..osaoted by Ctommission 3lerchaos,. at as low a rate as others eongaged inl tthe :aeit calling. In am 11oiliing his servi--s to ii.., friends as.d the public. the subscriber canomt refrain from acknowledgitng the liberal patronagot hoe onve received froin them; and hopes by his at tettion to Iuosintss that it will he renewed, and it will be tlandkfullY reoeived. G)LLOvriUN WALKER. louriltrg, Augiu.t 8, 1-41 tIf* 28 The 3lessenLger at Ashville. N. C., and Moiutianeoe at teenoville. les.'enuer at Peln olleiooan 0(11A ldvertis -r, at hi.delleid. will insert the aboive six montis, and senod their bill-. too G. W. UVIRELL.til, &c. 1 Case domnast;c niod Seotei Giinah:nin Um. lrellas also Ladies' Silk Umbrellas und Parasols. It mditioni to hoe ahove. and jtust received. iew ioglish and American Priotos. lavillian .3anze. Lotmld Nett. Iandana. Sotatfiehl, dui Piogo'e laindkerchiefs, Fanev do. Bed Quilts. Eligolish and Aoericano Long (lotihs. Velvet ijibbionos, Spooml Thriad Patent do. Ve-siigs. Stuspenodoers. GIloves Quilt Back. Comunen Shlt. small plain. white hot so. Twi.'t. Victorii im, a'hino. Comon and French Dressing, Fine Ivory and Negro Combs. & c. &c. JO N O . 1B. FOR D Hlampinrg. Atng 18. 1s40 if 29 Phoenix Stone Ware F'actor'y. T'O MIERCIldIXTS AND TilE PC'BLIC LV(JN GElIL.. - Whe tnhoecotbers havting beeo'n eingnied ion Ithse moaannifh.-tourinog otf Stonte Waro~e at0 l'oter.vihle, iti i'etio lod. S. C. foor mooanty v'enrs oi tolfromt lotng e'xperientce, andto fhoimr owntors '' thaut estahbiiso tenit. have locast'edi tho'noelve:.. to doe Phlowoix auctoory. Shoows Coicek. twilve oiles f'rootn 1'dge'tield 'C. IIl use ott thoe toaijo :onid -eadiuig tromt Newheorry. Unoiont. aond the olopper Distriets to Aiken,. ior the puirp~ose ool ioanntf~o tuorinog stonte Waore oil al its vaor ion ranocheos. Th'ley have ;oroenred ote best tof ~vrkmlien anod tre c'ostistly itwtkin su sp, tonid yve a large stoe'k oon hanod. hei atssortuom-m s thte imost rumpleoiote ever befbr' offe'rod for sah-o it this ioaorket. to whoichl thecy woolod caol lie t tintion oft Driuggist<, .31 rebanots antd Planoters. mod all thtose wiho iih to putrchatse anot thing it thecir line Aontg thie mtany nri'--s o; which their stock iu comoposed, aore the follow o" viz: ars ttf all sizes froma . gallon to 240 otallons. Igs of'all sizes do. j do. 20t do. 'honros .oo a size's 2 do. 5 o. Bowls or panos of aoll sizes, fromt 4 do., to; (1d0. hnutor P'ots of all sizes from .) do. to 3 do. with cove'rs. Pithlers oolall sizes fromn d o. to 3 doi. Anod leds netatly matde for jars and churns if desired. Sew Pots of variotus sizes. & c.&c. A! l oe oveno is infheriotr to toone made in the Unoited Statoes. Ordeirs atddresseod to 0u0 ut 1.dgeli lhi ('ont IHonose.S. C. will ho' prot-t ly uito'ndeo.d to, aond deliveored to the .lerchant's door, anyo dlista'o'e toonder onejo huntd ied anod fil't mies. (i'harlestont ioetr.'bantts canE ha~ve thoeir wnore delii ored ut to. deolmot.isi Aikent.nst 124 cetnts per' gallono. T1hoe Pric. at te lactory' is .i24 t'ents per yalloo. M1ATIHIS & [RHODF.S. A pril 1, 1840 tf 9) Theo Chatrleston Conr. will publisn :t times, wekly, antd forward accout to this Ollice. I AlilmhViLLE DISTItCT1. IN TlihlE COMIMON PLI-:AS. INathtanith J Daovis. ) A dminoistroo~ir ofJo-epht Att4achmti, Daivis, deceaosed, ilssumptsit. pE II1- hillainotifl' havinig thois day' filed his dec R lartationi itn my .1lice, sand 'he )efieindato haoving too wif'e or Attorney kntowtn to boe wiith-. in the $taoto nrooi'onoom a1 cOpy wiitht a ro-e to pioead, coid bie served. Ott motioto, I Irder ed thoat thoe r'oetndantt do leadOt to the said de' eirt'ationt withiini a yeaur atnd a doty or fitalt anod absolute jn-igmen~t wi'Illie aoward'ed~o atgamst imo. Clerk's ()fice. $.f (02 CHILDE ED~Im ('1liILDE ELDiNS' Polgrimntooe tn / uTs, a P'.>emt. As a ooomriail of Friendshmip atnd esteem, is inoscrihed to Charles K. Juthnson, ity Giles (Chttitmatn. Just ptublishe'd. and for sale at this O111ce. .tuy '25.J140 State of South Carolina. EDGFIELDU DISTRICT. JN TIlE COMMON PLEAS. WV ILLIAM 11. ADAMS, who is inl the custody of tlie Slierifflofthieis:iidDiwtrict. by irtne fil* a writ tef caplas uitd .ati.1firicndunu at the suit of Willam Cook, havig filed his petItion,a id a schedule on oal 1. of his wholf, Cst:ate, real and per.oi-al. with the purpose of oitaitiing the h-ieelit oh the Act of the General Assembo lV of this 'taie, cmmiuuinttly called the "Ilnsolvent Delitor's Act." PUI.tc NUTicx is hereby giv. n. that the pe. titio.. of the snid Wn. II Adaonis wdl he heard and 'onsidered in the Court ot* Coinnualh Pleas, for h.dgeli-ld Di.-trct, il Edtefulih. C. House, ont Vedniesday. the 21st d-i of October next, or on some* Itl'beqluent day of the Term or said Court. which will he diei sening: and all the creditors I fthe said WIm. MI. Adams. are here. by summoionel personally or ly attotney, then -tiad there, in the said Court. to show cause, ir they can. why the bienefit oi the Art aforesaid, - should not bit granited to the said William 11. Adaimis. upon his execilting the assi;tmint re. quited by the Act aforesnid. lrrk's qfren. GEO. POPE, C. C. P. Jull., 140- n 25 ISDGEFIllLD 018'1RICT. IN Tiip; COMMON PLIEAS. IN lY 11UFFMA., Sen., who is int the custJly of the Sheriff oef the said District, by virtte or writs of capius ad satisfciendum,. to tie snit or Leii Collins and Lorrain Ged dings.havini filed his petition. with a schedule an oith. -f his wlml!e estate both real and per sotnal, with the purpiose ofoblainit'g the bene tit tofihe Act of the General Assehmbly of this State, com:only called tI.e "Insolvent Debtor's Act." Punt.tc Nortcn is hereby given, that the pe titioin of the said 1lenry U tlinan, setn., will he heard and considered. in dlw Coor, ofC-inomon Plens f''r 1-dg.-eid istici, ..n Wedoesday ;lew' 2ht day of I icioler iexi, or ott some sub sequent dtay duiringz the Term of aid Court, which will thei he in session: and all the cred iiors orthc said lieiry flufflnan. sen.,are here by smuioned personally or by attorney, then and there, in the said Coirt it shew cause,.if~ they can, why the beniefit of the Act aforesaid.. should not bei granted to the said leury Huff ir.an. sen., upon his executing the assignment. required by ile said Art. GIEO. POPE, C. C. P. Clerk's Offrce. July 21. :40. ac 2.5 State of S 1outh Carolina. EI)OllFlE',1) DISTRICT IN TIlE COMMON I LEAS. Olt;l: W. TIOMAS who is iii tle cus G .~ todv of the SheritY of the said District, by virtue orcertaijn writs of capiasadsatisfaci endust, at the suit of Lawrence & Beardsly, lamsdell, Brown & Co.. Smithi & Ritthven, S C. & S Lvnies, Warren Kitmibrell for tihe use of Wiml. Batid, and Waldron. Thotnns & Co.. having filed his petition. wiih a schedule on oath, !-f his whole estate, real and personal. with thie purpose of obtainiliiir the heniefit of the Act or the Gieneral AssseabiIly of this State, commonly celdcil the! '-iso!dv.ent ltehtor's Act." P'UBi.lc NoTicE is hereby given that the pe titimn of tiwe ,oaid Ge'org#et W. Thomnis. will be hoard ;ncd coisidered in the Court of Common Pleas, for Edgehield Dis;rict. at Edgefield Court i1ouse, on Wedtnesday the 21st day of October next. or on somie sbsequ ent day of the Termx ifrsaid roirt. which will lie tel setting: and -ll the creditors of the said fieorge IV. Thomnas are her.-by saimonetnid personmally or icy attor inay. then atind thiere. in the said Court. itoshew ,ase. if they ein. why the benefit or the Act a tore'snid. should not be granted to the said G. W. Thotis. npon his exeuting the assign. ment retinired by the Act afore-aid. GEO. POPE, C. C. P. rlerk s offee. July 21 . 1-4). ac 25 S DGelWIEl.D DISTRICT. IN THIE (C(.lsl0N PLEAS. jBNI'.11 BUSH NELL., who is in thie custo I dvy oh th~e ."lheriff of~ the said District, by vir.nie cii a n rut oh capins aid satisfaciemumn. at uhe smit of Buieer,. Jchnitonn & Co havinig filed oi p ieitioe. weith ascelidce c ni oath. o'hhis whole 's~itte real and pearsoiti, wi:h the pnrpd'oet oo minin;: cte benielit cof the Act of the Genera1 asscembily of this .State. cotimoanly called the --iscilve'ntt lieho:r's .Art." 'uai.ic \i-rtcr. is hierebhy giveit, that the pe tition oft the snail \hnier Bush nell wVil bIhe heard aund conisiderecd, ini the (Couri of Co 'mon Pleas for leigefieldh Disirict. on WVehiiesday the 21st slay cii' t Ictober next, or on somne suibseqsnent *n'y iihar ing the Tlermi ohf said Eiiirt, which will then he in semsion: an td all the creditors cof thec itmdc Abiner hinsliieb~, are hereby summoned persnnhvY or by attitrntey. thm5. andi thesre. to ,b~ew en'isce,if themyrani.swhythie be'nefitof the Act aforesaid. should inoi he gnrantech to the said Ah ti'r linshmnsll, upn his e'xecuiting the assign mntt requiired by the said 'ict G1.O. POPF, C. C. P. ('lerk's Offec. ? iJuly 21. 1-4th. ( ne 25 AISBEVILLE DISTRiCT. IN THdE COMlMO0N PLE.-S. J.\MES 81 P'SON, who is in the cuisto tdv oft the Sheriff of' Ahtheville District, by) vi'rtue of inesne process, at the suit of' Ceark. .le'iecr tA Co-, hanving tiled his Peti tion, with n Schedule on siath oh his whole es tite. rei atnd pe'rsoncal, w ith tile purpose oh ob tainuing the beniefit of the Ge:,eeini Assc'-bly, con-mtiotly cailed the' In-oh~etet D~ebto, 't Act." l'usuc Ncwrcex is hceriey gir en. that the pie titiont oh the satii .inaes Simipscon will bue heard an' conisidered in the Cout t oh Continoni Plea. ir Aheville District, at Ahhe-ville t'. House, oti Wedntesdaiy, the fourteenith day oh tictober next. or such other day) th'eenftel as thie Cour lmay order durinig thel Term. commetencinig at te'sid place on the secondi 3lonuda" mi Octo her text: andc aill the creditoirs omf the said James Simipson ate hereby stumotied pesrsonalhly, or bv anortney. theni anid there in tihe said Coutrt to shew cian:e, if thiey can, why the benefit of' tie act aforesaid shionbi tiot lie grrunted toa the said Jamies Simpjsont, upon his executing die assigtnmentt required by the Act aforesaid. JNO. F'. LIVINGSTON. c. c r. Clerk's (fer. April 22. I240. S14.50 ac 22 Tan-Yarhd & Shoe Shop opened. O N the Ed-reishie iotnd ntear Alt Vitnage, wher' good Cow hides will he btotghlt, car tanined col shiares--onie half for the other and hine Shoes, Boots.nsi Vegro Shoes$ will be mndte ont as goodh tem. and oh matetis infe rior to noneC ini the Staite. Waucgon Harness made. and carriage~ H1ar ness is ire it. Anty arntie'es made wil be.ecx changed for good Ceiw hiides. Front appiiea tiont tO hositinss, andti the best of Leather, the sub~scr'hier hope's the public in genterael will pat tioinize his new elleart to aineommodate this District. andl will c'all and see his work and judge for themitseIles ju y MICl.L GF.AiRTY, Near Mt. Vintage, S. C. M-uch 23. 10Od 8