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Vn Ln 5. ED(.WFIEID C. HOUSE. S. C. OCTOBER 21-. 1840. No. 38, Sherill's Sales. B Y Virtue o stndry writs ol'fierifacias.to till! directed, will be sold at Edgetield C. Iouae. on thi- first .lomnday atd 'l nesday in November next, the lotlowing prolpetty, viz: Jolhit S. Smyiey. vs Joim Youtgblood, one aegro wotnan Phebu. Satanel Ste. ens vs the same, the above de scribed property. Vtiliam Bunckalew vs the same, the above desci ibed propet ty. The State vs the samte, the above descrilied property. Henry Canady, vs Jarrett Wise, the tract of land where Definidant lives, known as the old Wells. B. F. Gonedv. T C. vs leary Shultz, one lot in Town ot'llaimhurg knonvtt as lot No. one hundred and sixty three, havihes thir:v fe et front on Coviton siet, and utte hiundred and nine ty feet oit Cobb street. The State, vs the same, the above described property. 1loratio Wood, vs Ileary linitman. Sen. three hundrtd acres of land. more or ius. ad joining Caleb Taller nad others. Also tlf-e negroes Lima. I ha riet and lher child Johna. The same vs the same, the above described property. Abel Skennel vs Thomas B. IIarvy, ont at:-. gro woman. The State, vs Sterhtt l'owell. lthe trait of land where D-fi udant lii es, adjointing La'ds of John Alarsh and others. Eli Milnit %s John Marsh, ore tract of land containing two atedred antd tiaay acres, atan1ret -or less, adjoining lands ol Eltzabett Carter and others. Salmon Clark, vs MAtgaret O'Givie, the tract of had known as the Tomkins true!, Con1 taining one hautnred acres, more or l-s, ad. joining land ofJeretnmialh Seigler anti others. Also. one other tract, cuntainlingt thrlaee latuat dred acres, more or less, adjoming lands of John A. White and others. The same vs the same, the above described property. The same vs the same, the above descrbed property. James A. Tolbert vs the samne, the above de scribed propetty. Dendy & Rey, vs G. H. Htil. tte house and lot in the Town of Ilamhurg, known ats No. one hundred and twetty fosur. oat. senter stteet. Abram Kilcrease, vs Villiatt D. Kimbril, tie tract of land where the Deft-ndaut lives. containing two hundred and sixty netes, more or less. Cornelia Scitles, vs Ahner Whaltlev and others, tine triact ofland contaitag five thoans:ttad five hnatdred acres, more or less. adjuinaitng lands of Joln BatAsket and others. Also two negrtWs Sattm and Eamma. Lorain Gedding-s vs Mithvew Grav. one ne. gro wonai Clarrisia antd h-r child ali!iam. G. L. & E. Penn vs the same, the above de scribed property. Cimila l'ric'e. vs Sherwood Corley, onte trar: of hal contaiting one hunidred anad fifty acres, more or l i, adjomaintg lanads o' John Rogers and others. Also, one other tract, containitag one hta: ired acres, more or less. adjoing lands of II. J. Ketnp and Wt t. Sliher. James F. Adam. for L. 11. 3aandav. .vsJames Briggs, two negroes. viz: Daniel -anl Elbert. Vmll. Gatytoan, vs. John Ster-genegger. one tract oflanld containing ono htadi ed acres more or less, adjoining Clarles Lamar and others W. D. l1aybier, vs the sate, the alhm e de scribed property. M1att Ardis, vs Lewis FCllzey. .ae tract oiand contaititer six bantdwd-t Are.,. more or less, ad .joining thiil of Ms. Morris and o;hers. .a-. 1.1i:11md, vs Vmul. Brntson, otre bonse -and lot Ia the village of Edgefi-ld, adjoinainag *C.A. Dowd and otlhers. S. 11 and W. C. Wil liams, vs the same. the above described property. Terns of sale-Cash. S. CIRISTIE, S. E. D. Oct. 12 F.0 ., e 37 &Sttate of South Carolinia. EDGEFIELD DIST RICT. Isabella Golentan, Applicunt. vs Henrietta F. and James R. Goleman, tfendants. B Y an order from the Ordinary, I shall . proceed to sell oan the first Monday in November next, the real estaie of Jacob Gtlean, deceased. Situuated in said District on the waters of MIountain Creek. Tract No. I containing eighty acres, maore or less, bounaded by lands of Jeremti ab Cook, Mndison Timmtaermtan nd others. Trract No. 2 contitaing nitnety live acres, more or less, botunded lby hmnds of John Hlamailtoan, Joseph Parkmian anda olh ers. On a credit of twelve monnths. Purchasers to give hand and personal se curity, and a Mtortga~ge of the premtises to the Ordanury. CoXst to be paid Cash, S. CilRISTIE. S. E. D. Oct. 9, 1840 e 37 Plain anid Fiured floods, ALSU) Devatn Sataw, liraid Cottage, Flor . "nen t-traid,and Frenich Ruttlantd Bonntets, just recaved lay JO HN 0. B. FORtD. Stite of Soui th ..iroiina. EDGEFIELD DISTRACT. John S. Alien aid wifl, vs .\at y A. StInons. Partiti on. Eliz'ti, Siinnns,:nid othecrs . trI'CE iu - hereby giveii tiat by virtue of I anii order froin te Curt 1. Chiia:ry, I. ehadl oller tilr sale tit the bigi, er. a.t Lde field Court Hiouse. on bse li oidiy ill .50 venber next, the real estate of Lewis Sinmmons deceased. coniining i.ine hundred acres. (9MX) more or lens. lying in the Disiirict of idgeied onl har-I labor Creek. waters of Steveins Creek, and Savaimth ri. .joiniig lands ,I \\ ade S. ' 'othran. Thesz. J. Ilibbler, .\. T. Traylor and .lo!' l'.lot. On the premises are a large .ilt-bd dwelling bon-e sanable for a he- il-o eltetinllment. i:11atedl ilinlediately I hesalgeroad leading fio:ii Edgefield to Ab nieville Cuott lilse, and all nec sary out buildings. It has o- lot h! in kept a. aI house of entertainenl. sand is known ti iravellers as the *\\intvi-seat place." It % ill tie sold onk a creidit ofd ole, twut and tIhree vcrs, except so ucih as Siny he lecessany to play the costLs, w hlich mus-t ie pail in ensh. The purchaser ti give h .l and iersoal seueriliy. ,nii k iin'jt- i :rge of the prekni-es to secml the pkrchase mony.J. TLl.c x .n Commissioncr's Ofre. El-:!1fieW, Oct. 6i, Ce0(.i i dm The 0ialestoll .erIkenky will pleal-ue give the ahw-.e liree insitkis and'oirward itsaccount to C tiks office bifore tile day of ale. tl S itae of* South 4 rl na. i A B BE\'lIL L E 1)d IS'R11U T. .3N. I...in l (tld iL tils:1, ki tl- ced. John Wilson Aduf'r tol' I fail fo nlce Ir nI li on, Is1 lennet lie ti -f d t \ison, \Villianm Wtuion, (E"' l and othli j 'ilkikhkkkk ti P'i lTURSUANT to tile order of Chancellor V.Dunkin, madtle ill this case, kll the credi- i ors of H ugh Wilson, at tihe timne il kis death, whose lieallnds shall iet heave been firly and prolprly paid by Ili; adhlintisrtol, are hiereby :ottkedto present andI] prove ithir demainds he- ). here aile on or beitre te! first day o January I next. A. i . 1:--1: enlld tie creit! ; i the said r fdi.gh \ilson, deceased, are hereby notilled, n1 thatlit the erve of' Chanicellor Dunkin orders that the Coniinifioered titse tOt tmoiC Ilu h tice to be ine.;,rted inl such pubbepal w or pa a dere as hei my deem prtoper fr tle credit tl, i nrgs (f thle s;iJ 11inch Wilso to lre elst anld prove their detlnads Illsr- the Conn .illiof and that luwh ofthe creditor., us shall ot pre- 'I sentl and prove their detaand, cin or helbre aI w p eretmor day it, be fixed byv thet Conlunis 2,i0neral, 1111e- excaldded fi im the. benletit of, this decree. It is furiter ordered that ile notice of' thisr decree being gTiven to any of tile creditors (lI Hluih il, sueh credi'tors hdiall be enjoined t fto t tolt lineloent tr Cumbter prosecu .in (,)I* 1 any suit at law agalist the administrator afre It irl'krther ordered that the adminis:rator do account befiore tL.: C'ommnissioner concern ill-, thet es tatev si' ;: vo-.-stat; and tha:t the CoAnuissitner da r i. P emalli-on. thle estte of, f I e ' - .. Which $my- r Ud. arr .n e in tru- ... a i i l ritfs a d lthe f bala eie il - Ole t tl hllIle odIfiistr1tr, after allowinlig ii prdper paymenti and expientdes BENJ. Y. MATIN, C. E. A. D. I Comm'sir's OfIce, We 75 S Abbetill C. 1,.. Srpt. 1, 18.10. 2n 32 i bt St lte of _ S011, t t1 i ill it t ABBEVILLE DisTRICT. I Is E-QUITY. re E. P1. Noble, vs mn John Ktiiihi:n,1 and wifeI I ratrick Noble, Bill for Edward Noble, Alexainder Noble. Partition.5 1 J. Bannew Noble tied Elizableth Noble, c V T alppearing to my airisrction that Patrick d< No ile. (t e E(of thie defenda in this case, S reside without the limits of' thi State: On Aotio, it is orderedt the std defendant do ppand plead, answer or demtur to t e compkelatnit till. hin three months fron a the date o t.is publication. or the said bill will -Misceilaneous. SAVA?-NAtu. Oct, 12. Two rull Companies o1 the U. S. In iary. ,rri-vedi here oin Satrday from Pen York en roule for Fort iin-, via St. Lotiutine. ihiy dipare yesin r.lay moro ia for St. A etgi).ine in the steamer ;Ohurlemnt, Capt- ilonn11ell. Col. \V. . \Vril-i. Comni'g. As~t. Snr.-eton Cnyler. .4 A-st. Surgeoo Van Botren. Ist Lt. and Aij't J. T. Sprague. Ist Li. Larkint Smith. 1st Lt. Incius O'Brien, A. A. Q. M. 1st Li. \Villiam C. liron 3e. 2d -L t. \Villiam B. llay wood. 2.1 [ t, (rafion D. lilasnt. 2d L t. IV. Johns. 2d Lt. Watiell. 2d Lt. Folsott. Lt. lieniam of tle Engineer Corps. Tile detachment has had all agreeatble oyane from New-York, and seem ans 13 for their impaig . , Eight companies of the 8th Itrgiment. . . In try. liv-, ur., t1.h , 33rraied a Im ipa Bay. frum St. Louis, via New rieants. Col. W. Wimth, the g;dlant nuan in llicer. of th at Regiment, pas d through thi, town otn the 10ti instant ith the twio remaindingI compalnies, on3 eir way to St. Anustt.ttinle, where they 'ill rematint some two veeks and then rceedi to Tampa. In tie mean litle, inl conneincnces of ai order jist recived from the Secreltary Var, the Colonel will force at express rough to Tampa with Ili speed to direct te cight compties of his Regiment now ire to halt at that post, instead of march if on Fort King- as they were directed inl revious orders. The two coitpanies which Called at titis nce. were complete, i. e. each numbered gthty privttcs, tour sferjeatts, fouirt cor-po it t.1l, a.1 t two musicianit, or in all ni iely -cottisitned ofieers and soldiers. We hope that Dame Fortune, or the odl of \ ar. n% ill tavour these bravo men, lit throw "1ome3) chances inl their way. Ve shall receive from its ollicers. some' ' whoim have licen our companion., in -m1s. occ.aional military intelligence, hith we shall lay before our readers. Fromt th- Ht. . lugustine If rald. 3d inst. F LOPI u.-ImiJ)oranIt Prosection flth 'ar.-We are tappy to anncnee that e Secretary of W ar lias ri.-iled the Na. Deirtiment 'o order lilt.h Commnder thle West India squadron, to pro% ide for e protection of Key West aud the Flori i Keys geuerally. Awl alko to senld ott hcwtt expeditions to te h1 li nd :11inhll!+ fIt the e,:ui to m(i l'w p:tie t' liians who mitay te avering about the slures. Vessels will be kept oin the coast to cut any chances olfcomttim unicationt by which Ipplies may be furnished them hom a Ond. Two entire and resh regimentts of U. S. o ps are already ordered tt I'lorida. Tie Governor'is nuthorizel to raise two tautired horsemen il nddition to thiose al. adly int the field, whiet will make the onnted force under Uccral Read 1200 rconag. The Governor is aln atuhorized to raise )0 ftii, fur thelsme brinide. Pllyicia when required are to be re zived is Surgeons o thce volctteers, un rI the rules which govern in the regular r'vice. Ani olicer is appointed for Mliddle, and mther for Entsi Florida, to examine the coutits of expendiinres of the vulunteer :rvice for the past ,-eason. Mr. Poigiseit is L)5ing~ his uttmost exer 'ns to retnder ihit eilbris of the Governor ' the Territory, of Gent. Read, andc of thIe her ohlicers itn commtiandl, etceoti ve ini pro citg thte set themiets miom depredationts, td exptellintg the Indians trout their fur tg places. It is tuo justiee for the people or Flcurida ielaire that .\l r. Poin iiet t, and te pire uii adintistraiitio, I.a)ve idoie every thingt thin the powver.i of the pitbhic departmtents, bring thtis prottracied struggle with te diatis to a close. 'ITtey have futrnished en in uotn nece, horses in ;taudanCe, inance fl a ind orditanlce stores itn aboit uciee, provisions in atbundanice, and tmon , int c banidane if thte Indtiians "till remtain in Florida, e faubu is thatt of others. Nit blainec en si ont the Admtinti-t ration, or heads ofDe trtans atV. washbigu. MOBILE, Oct. 8. The Couion Crop.-Froi the recent state ofIthe wea'hoer here. and all the ac couuit- we have firom the interior, there can hardly be a donuh that there will be a very coisiderable fallitig ol in ourstaple. Tle qiotity of rain which has fallen here within a few days is iuprecedented; and it, as we fear, the storm has extended in to the imer'or, it must, materially lessen ilie (untity ofbvoton calculated upon af ter thei ravages of the worm. We are not generally distpostd to pu: much faith in the usual complimts ol short crops-they have become far the past few years to be considered as matters of course. But in regarl to the present crop, we are satisfied, and so mu-.t any one be, who is at all ac qouainted with cotton culture, that such ex ccsive rains as have fallen here would. be very destruoctive to co!ton while maturing, anl even atier naturity. Lastseasou will serve as an illu-tration by contrast. It n ill be recolleeted thatt early complaints wvere made ot a short crop, owing to tho drg!ii. which cotinued from the middle of sutiner until the entire cron-wasxaLt ered: and the result is that upwards of 4.m4unzjti d hive Ubea received here upo to the Lt inst. APALCICOLA, Oct. 3. We learn that, a few days since, Capt. Uaidy captured iii lie vicinty ofSt. Marks, a iegro who ftormerly belonged to the In diais. The ntegro states that the Indians itie!ed attackinig St. Marks and Port Leon, tie fir't full moon, and was sent with live Indians to examine their situa tioi. The tiegro gave an accurate ac otint of their proceedings. with the exact situation of the places. IHe says the In dians intended to have attacked Madison a f'ew weeks since, but was prevented by the cmisiant firing of guns by the citizens, who it seems suspected their intention, and done it to iatimidate them. Tho In dliats in that i::ction, he says, number several hundred, and amon tie pariy to which tie belonged, two white men were connected and a nmnher of Creek Indiars, and does hiiilf belong to the Creek. andi was at the burning of Roanoke.-Gazelle. From the Columims Scutiua & Ieraldl, Oternow-.-Abot seven miles above COlubuts, it the Factory road. oi the 6jth inant. an ehlerly iboring mat iamed a3r Peyton Wade, was, he asserts and swears, assailed( otn the premises he occupies, by two individuals, the older of ihom attempted to ride over him, knocking out several of his front teeth, and repeatedly entdeavoritig to stab him with a sword cane. Ile was beaten se verely and driven off. -While in quest of' a Jiuttice of the Pirtce, Otr the purpose of f obtaining at n arrait, the samn illdivid nials, reinforced by three others went to Mr. Wade's house, beat his wife and ilaughter shamefully, and though an hour atier nightfall, com pelled them to abiudon he house. Such is the statemeut of Mr. Wale aid tie mnrks left ot their booilies trotigly corroborate its truth. Tho cause of this unianly and outrageous behavior, as explainl by Mr. Wade, was his vot ill, a tciamcratie ticket in this city on Monday last. He was living otn land ren tel from the principal assailant, the rent lhr which until Chrismas next, lie declares, had been fully paid. But notwitlistnding his thus havitg cancelled every thing of atl oibligatory character, lie was before the election assured by tle proprietor that if he voted with the democratic party, he must quit the premises. Believing him elf living in a free country, he exercised iis privilege, and did vote for that party w believed to tbe right. This act, and Jhis act only, Mr. W. declares to be the tmle cause of the brutal aggres.sions on imself and family. As the case is before he criminital tributnal of the coutry, we Forbear commtnentt anid withhold the names if the accusedt. The Southern Recnrder of the 6th inst. ays :-"- e have hadl withini thd put wee*.k a con tioantce of wvet weather. No chzange in it catn now, b'y atny possibility, enabthle the platnters, througzh this sectiont oif the State at lenet, to realize oven half 4 a Cotton crop. There can now be no mtistake as to this. The stalks are desti lute of the :ials, atntd a great portion of 'hat which will be picked, will be of very aiferior quality.. "Silence thatt dreadful helle 1' as the dusbandu said whetn hi~s wif'e was giving in the leninh of' ha.r totge.