Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, January 14, 1841, Image 3
attaining to womanhood. she rett'ned rt
her fathers. in this District, and widh a
mind well improved by culture, and well
fortified by the precepts and examples (if
her respecte. relatives, she itn a short time
assumed, by marriage, the high and sa
cred duties which appertain to a wife and
the mistress of a family. These she per
formed with great fidelity throughout her
short, but active life, in that spirit of mild
ness and dignified forbearance, which,
while it elevates the character of their
possessor, both as a lady and a christian,
never fail to win the affections of our as
sociates. Her early education had impar
ted a taste ror reading, which she continu
ed to indulge, as time and opportunity
would allow, always selecting such hooks
and publications, as she supposed best
calculated to improve her mind, to elevate
her taste, and to purify and enlarge her
feelings and aflections. At an early
age, she united herself to the church,
and remained a faithful member to the
close of life.
In her last illness, which was painful and
protracted. she exhibited not only calm re
signation to her approaching destiny, but
the most triumphant evidence, that she
had not been slothful in the service of her
divino Master, but that she had used " all
diligence" in preparing a crown of glory
in that world to which her gentle spirit
was about to wing its flight. In her feel
ings and affiections, she was a true woman,
being ardent and sincere in her attach
ments, moderate and cousiderate in her
resentments, pious and forgiving in the
temper of her mind, but firm, consistent
and persevering in her purposes. By the
exercise of these high qualities. she com
manded and enjoyed the confidence and
esteem of her neighbors, the alfection and
respect of her husband. and the obedience
and attachment of her domestics. The
death of such a lady, is not only a calam
ity to her household. but an irreparable
loss to her family and friends. Nature
demands the tribute of a tear over the
grave of one so richly endowed, and yet
so early cut down by death.
Died on the 9ih inst., at her residence
near Edgefield C. H.. Mrs. Sarah Borns,
in the 69th year of her nee, after an illness
of only a few days. It i4 not deemed ex
pedient by the writer, to protract the length
of this feetle notice concerning the life
and character of the deceased, but it can
truly be said, that she was a good woman
in the domestic concerntis of life, As a ino
ther, she was kind and aflectionate ; as a
friend and neighbor, those who knew her
can bear testimony -ofher many noble vir
tues. She has left a unumerous circle of
friends and relatives and :hree children,
to mourn her irreparable loss.
T HE Friends of Mr. John Lott. nn
ttounce hi as Candidate fur Tax
Collector for this District.
Jan. 12. 1841. d 50
Wanted to Hire,
F OR tihe precent year, a good Cook,
W1. .v'asher and rotner, for a small fani
ly; an elderly womatn. without children,
would be preferred. Also. a small Gir! to
Nurse. Enquire at thi, Office.
Jan 14. 1541 tf 50
Don't Look at This.
-A'tIItlc~i)'Is trutleften to tne sutoscrtter.
rX either by note or account, will ti
well to call atil pay up, n; longer iutl
gence will not be given. A word to the
wise. &c. L. COVAR
Jan. 12, 1841. d 50
Notice.
A LL persons indebted to the stbcri
ber. ;are regtested tn make paymunt
by the 10th olnext month.
BI. A. W AL LA CE.
Jan. 12. 184!. e 50
Elton Fem2;ale Academiy,
Located seen miles North of Edgefield
Villta ge.
T HIE Exercises of this Instittntion were
resumed on the 4th instant, and will be
continued the present year, of the experi
enced, andI highly accotmtplished instruct
ress, who conducted it the past year.
Board, S8 per month. Tuition, as here
tofore.
Jan. 5, 1841. tf 50
ST CAUTION.
LOTor mislaidl, aanote of ha-nd, made
payable to me or hearer, by James
Gillam, for three hundred and sixty-seven
dollars and some cents. andi uated in No
vemaber, 1837, and duo abotut the same
time. Asttitablcerewarid will he given for
the recovery of said note, and all persons
are hereby cautioned from trading for tlhe
satme. JACKSON GAULDEN.
Jan. 5, 1841. d 50
Notice.
E STR AY ED or Stolent from the sub
scriber on the 29th of November.
1840. a Sorrel Mare, abotut liurteen hands
high, with a blaze face, flax mtane and t ail,
shod all round, four years old niext spring.
1. will satisfatctrorily rewardl any otne who
will deliver the said Sorrel Maure to me,
at Fountain Inn Post Office. Greenville
District, S. C., or will give me stuch infor
mnation so that I can get her.
T HO1A S J. AUSTON.
Jan. 12, 1841. C 50
Final Notice.
A LL personts itdchted to the estate of
11. WV. Garrett, are regnested to
make paymnent by the 15th of (.'eb. next;
and all persons havitng dletmands against
said estate are requested to present them
properly attested.
SUSANNAII GARR ETT,)
TiOS GARRETT, Adm'rs.
Jatn. 12. 1d-41. c 50
.Notice.
A LL hprsonts indebted to the estate of
JonWells, dcsearc regntested
to make payment without delay, as fur.
thter inidulgence wvill not be giv.et ; all per-.
snns having; dematnds agatinst the estate,
are reqjuested to present tlhern for pay
ment. WV. F. WELLS, Admn'r.
Jan 12, 1841. tf 50
ROCH & 3OB PRINRTING
O F Every descrip~tion executed wvith
neatntess atnd dlespatch. at the Office
Female Institute,
(XNeur the Pine House.)
T 11 EIxerei.es ofthis Institutiaiim will com
n erice, for the prerent year. on the first
Monday in March. under the direction of Mrs.
M5.irs. whose qualifications to teach the vari
ons branches published below is amply indica
ted by the rapid progress of' the voting ladies
who have heretofore been placed under her
charge; and by the universal satisfaction which
her mode of instinuction has rendered to their
parents.
As to health, the situation of this Institution
is perhaps surpassed by none other in th; part
of the county.
Boarding 1'o as many scholars as may see
proper to apply, canl be had at the honse of the
subscriber, at the rates published below.
TEEtMS OF TcITIO.
Pa. qR.
For Spelling, Reading, Writing and
Arthetb~ice, $4 00
For the above, with Georaphy, English
Grammar and Parsing, 7 00
For History, Philosophy, Rhetoric and
Botar.y. with the above, 9 00
For Duawing and Painting on Paper, 7 00
For Velvet aind Satin Paititang. 4 50
For Ornamental Needle Work, 6 00
For Music. 15 00
Boarding can be obtained a: the honse of in
struction, including washing, at from eight to
nine dollar.- per mionth. Payments at the ex
piration of each quarter. A. MILES.
Jan. 12, 1841. tf 50
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Henry Stone Applicant, vs
Thonas Stone and others, Def'ts.
B Y an Order fron the Ordinary, I shall
. proceed to sell on the first Monday in
February next, the real estate of Jesse Stone,
deceased, situate in said District adjoining lands
of Jatnes Tomkins, James Falkner, Henry
Stone, and others. containing one hundred and
sixty-six acres, more or less, on a credit of twelve
tnoiaths. Purchasers to give Bond and person
al security, and a Mortgage of* the pretmises to
the Ordinary. Costs to he paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE. s. r. D.
Jan. 13, 1841. ($3) C 50
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELID DISTRICT.
Wiley D. Montnee. Applicant. vs
Wn. Moun:ce, and others, Dei'ts.
Y an Order from the Ordinary, I shall
" proceed to sell ou the first Monday in
February next, the real estate ofMartha Monnee
deceased, situate in s:tid District,on the waters
of Wilson's Creek, bounding oan lands of the
estate of Willis Mayson, deceased, Mrs. Wil.
son, Temple Hargrove, atad others, contaiing
one hundred acres, more or less, on a credit of
twelve months. Purchtasers to give Bond and
personal security and a 3lorrgge ofthe premi
ses to the Orditary. Costs to be paid in cash.
S. CIIRISTIE, s. E. n.
Jan. 13, 1.41. ($3) C %0
State of Routh Cairolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Cyntha Taylor, Applicant, vs
Joel Burnham, nidcl others. Def'ts.
B Y an Order frotm the Ordinary. I dhal
1 proceed to sell on the first Monday in
February next, the real estate of Lee Steel, de.
eeased. situate in said District, on the wa.
- rs of Big Creek, adjoining lands of Alid
,ileton Graham. David ;*lack, and others, con
tainining two hundred acres. more or less, on a
--rdit of twe've mouths. Purchasers to givc
-tn,,' an4 re.'maennt -Z ou ,a s nrutvne'
of the premises to the Ordiaty. Costs to le
paid inl cash.
S. CURIS1TIE, s. r:. to.
Jan. 13. 1641. ($3) e 50
State of South (arll-ina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
John W. Hall and wife,
A pplicants. vs. Virginita
F.. Johnrsont. Defenadat.)
Bl~Y an Order fromt the Ordinary, I shial
UNproceed to sell on the first Monaday im
Febtrutary ntext the real estate of Joshit. John
son, der.ased, lying partly in the District of Edge.
field atnd partly in thie District of' Ababeville. o'
the waters of l-Iardihonr Creek, adjoitning ltands
of Henory Hose. lands of te estaute of Williati
Sntilivaan, deteased, anad tihters, and cuontainius
one haundred atnd fifty acres, more or less, on
credit of twelve tnottbs. Pturchaisers to give
Bonid atnd personal secuarity, anad a Mortgagt
of the ptremises to the Ordinty. Costs to bit
paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. r.. zn
Jatn.13, 1841. ($3) c 50
N ot ic e.
jLL Persons intdebtaed to the estate of Jesse
1IHobh, decerased.nfre reginested to maitkt
pavmneut by thte 20th Febuirury niext, as the
sttbscriber itenads to clase the estate ; atnd
thtose htavingdletmandls nrast the testate, iil
piresent thtem duily atte'sted w'ithoa delay.
ELBERtT DJEVORE, Ar/m'r
NEW STORE.
T H E Subhscri ber respectfully annotnnee
B.that he has leasedl the Store corner o1
Market .and Cetttre streets. latetly occuipied b3
Mr. G. 1H. Taylor, and will keep, otn hiatat an
atssortmntt oft Grocertes, Cotton lBaggitng,
Rope. Irona, &c. &c.
Ordlers frott thte country will meet with
protapjt atnd strict attention.
I. URQUHART.
Hfambutrg. Nov. 9, 1840. ti' 41
WA M TnEMD
Plantter, as a'MANAG ER. None need apply
who cannot lbring thte muost tunexeeptionttble
recommnendations for chatracter and skill. To
stuch atn idividual. liberal wvages will be givetn.
Appaly to Edward lleckscher, Esq. on the
Platntatin.t at the Oswichtee Bentd otn the Ala.
hamna side of the Chtattahtoochaie river, 14 mtiles
hbelow Ctltumhtas, or to J. L. Petigru, Esq.
Chiarlestotn, S. C.
J. [HAMILTON, Trust ee.
Dec. 11 ,1840 e 46
FRESH RICE.
T 1Esbscriber is now cleaning at his
Mtl, a large quanttity of RICE,
fresh and sweet. Orders for any qtuantitv,
tot he tdeli',eretd at thec Coutrt-Hotuse, will Ie
attentdetd to if' left at the Ptost-Orfice.
R. TI. MIMS.
Dec. 24l, 1810. if 17
No t ic e.
A LL those indebted to te late firm of Bland
Catlini & Co., eithuer bty tntte or apetn atc
coutt are eartnesthly retquested to comie forward
anti pay tap. ats thte all'airs of the concern must
be btroutght to a cloee.
All suchl claimts tnt attended to hay the first oaf
Janttary etnsnitng, will be ptlaced with an Attor-.
ntey for collection.
Edgefinl:1C. II.. Nno 3,n 1,r0 tf |
Slierif" Sales.
B Y Virtue of sundry writs of Firi
Facias. I shall procced to sell al
Edgefield Court iouse. on the fir-t Mon
day and Tuesday in February next, the
followx ing property viz:
G. L. Penn & Co., vs Hollis Dunton.
one tract of land, known as the Morgan
tract, adjoining Charles Price and others;
also one negro man Ned.
). Willams, vs Riley Padget and Lewis
Padget. one mare.
Daniel Quaitdebum, (hearer,) vs Sam
nel Wingard and wife, G. R. Sawyer and
John V. Sawyer, two negroes, Charles
and Chany.
Martin Posey, vs John Bridwell, one
Male.
E lisha R ohertson, vs B. T. Rearden and
Tolbert Cheatham, the tract of land where
defendant Cheatham lives, containing two
hundred & fifty acres. more or less. adjoin
inn B. Howard nod others.
Felix E. Bodie, for Nathaniel Corley.
vs Horatio Haney, one hundred and fifty
acres of land, more or less, adjoining lands
of N. Norris and others.
William II. Yeldell, Administrator, vs
Margaret O'Gilvic and Tolbert Cheatham
nae tract of land where defend.;tnt O'Gilvie
lives adjoining John A. White and others.
Also, one oher tract, containing one hun
dred acres, more or lcss. known as the
Tomnkins tract, adjoining Jeremiah 6eig
ler and others.
E. Chamberlin, vs Margaret O'Gilvie,
the above described property.
Temple Martin, vs the same, the above
described property.
Elizabeth Mitms. alias Elizabeth nIov
ard, va the satne, the above described
property.
Eli Milton, vs John Marsh, one tract of
land containing two hundred and fifiy n
cres, more less, adjoining Elizabeth Car
ter and ot hers.
L. Giddings, vs Richard Johnson, the
tract tof lanl where the defentlant lives,
adjoining Daniel Prince and others.
Moses Holsteen. vs Samuel Barker.
George Sawyer and Elijah Whittle, one
tract of lanai where the defendant lives, nd
joining lands of Z. Mi!ler and others.
Jacob B Smith, vs Sterling Powel, one
tract of land, lying on Horse Creek, ad
joining Darlin Walker and others.
Archibald Clnrk, vs Cullin, Robert, and
Joshua Clark, one tract of land containing
one hundred neres. more or less, lying on
the Mathis Road, adjoining Mrs. May and
others.
George Adams, vs Azariah Stone, six
hundred acree of land, more or less, ;adjoin
ing Thomas liarris and others.
M. Haukinson, Executor, vs John 11.
Burgess, one tract of land containing six
huired acres, more or less, adjoining Wi
ley Glover and others.
Joseph Woods, (hearer.) vs William B.
and Mary lightower, nine hundred acres
of land, more or less, adjoining Mary
Hlightower and others.
Whitfield Brooks, vs Rudolph Carter,
five thousand acres of land, more or less,
adjnining John Wise and ot hers.
Thotnas Kerneghan, vs Richard John.
son, the tract of land where the defendant
lives. adjoinin: Daniel Prince and others.
Charles Price, vs Sherwood Corley, one
tract of lani where defendato lives, adjoin
ing John Rlorrs qnd others. Also, one
otier tract. conttaimnan one hundred aeres
more or less, adjoining William Shaffer,
Samuel Steven., H. J. Kemp said others.
John Bauskett, Exe'r, vs John Mosley,
seven hundred acres of land, more or less,
adjoining James Vann and others
Samuel Chapman, vs Azariah Stone,
six hundred acres of lani, more or less, ad
joining Thomas ilarris and others.
Smith & Alays, vs the same, the above
de-cribedl property.
.lanmen Griitn, assignsee, vs Geo. Thttr
mnd~, the tract of land where the dereat
datnt lives contaitning thrce hunmdred acres
adjniang A. M.orgaan and others.
Geddings & Bushtnell, vs the sante, the
above desc~ribled ptropierty.
Lewis Jones, vs the same, the above
describted property.
Goodwitn Harrington & Co., vs the
samte, tihe above deseribetd property.
-Elbert Posey', vs Johtn Grice, one htun.
dred anti eighty acres of aintd, rmore or less,
adjinintg A. B. Atddison, arnd 3. C. Allen.
T. B. hiarvey, vs Samtuel Williams andi~
Johnt Lowery, one hundred atnd forty-seven
axcres of lanid, more or less, where defen
dant Lowrery lives, adljoinuintg Joatathan
WVever and~ others.
David Stalnaker, vs Thomas A. Styron
atnt S. C. Terry, the traer of land where
defendlant Terry lived te year 1840, ad
joitning Nicholas Lowve andt others.
R. W. Malthbis, for Thomas Stmith, vs
Ramney & lunlhes, one ntearo womata Bar
hary, the property of N. Ramney.
Steedmttan & ,Merit:. vs Etdward WiI
hams, mate horse, saddle and bridle,
John Hanasket:,vs Nathaniel Ratmey, one
negro wvotman Barbary.
F'. W. Pickens, for E. J. Calhnt, vs
T. G. Baconi antd Eliza Bacoti, otie houtse
anti lot, adjoinins M rs. Liaordhe tund othmers.
WVilliamn C. Mitebeit, vs Gasper Buz',
zard, three ntegroes, Becky and her child,
atmi Pace.
Wmt. Bhrunson, admrinistrator. vs. Sam
uel Cartledge, Tandy Cart ledge and S
C. Terry, one tract orland conttuining twvo
hundred acres, mtore or less, adjoining N.
Lowe atnd others.
David Richardsont, vs Elizabeth Tur
tner, onte tract of lanid containing tninety.
live acres, moare or less, adjoinitng Johnt
Mack anda others.
A. Walker & Co. vs Thomas J. Cole
mant, onte tract of latid c:ontaiintg faour
huatared acres, more or less, adjoining R.
C. Grifhitn atnd others.
Alhert Walker, for J. N. Wardlaw, vs
Thomas J. Coleman and R. C. Griffin,.
the above describedl property.
John McLenan, assignee, vs Thiomas J
Coleman, the abhove described propertv. I
Abrathatt Wimnbish & Johnsont, vs T.
J. Colemaan antd Larkin Griffin. the above
descr'ibaed property.
The Exeantors of A. Sharpton, dec'ed..
v's Delanisont G. Colvitn, Arisley Colvin antd
Da;niel Colvitt, two hunidred acres of hand
adjoiniing Thomas Chamberlin and others
Theopholus Luindy, vs Joseph High.
tower, Wiley Miltona and Eli Milton, five
htmsdred aind forty acres of lanrd, more or
less, levied on as the property of Joseph
Hliehtower, adjonmitig Dr. Geiger and 12.
tEl-ze and others.
Richard Parks, vs Ellen Colvin, two
hundred and six acres of land, more or less,
adjoining Mrs. Frcemnn and whers.
James 0. white, hv his next triend. v3
the same, the above described property.
Eliznheilh Timmerman, vs Josh. Clark
and P. Kempson. two hundred aid seven
ty five acres of land. more or less. adjoin
ing lands of Wmi. Walton and others.
Smith & Frazier, vs William New, the
defendants interest in a tralt afi land ad
joining Wm. Johnson and others,
Beverly Burton and others, vs W. C.
Hall, one brown horse and bridle.
Goodwin, larrington &Co. vs Josiah A.
Mitchell,one tractof land containing twen
ty acres, more or less, adjoining William
Morris. E. B. Presley and others.
Jacob B. Smith, vs the same, the above
described properly.
Terms of Sale, Cash.
S. CHRiSTIE., s. r. D,
Jan. 12, 1841. e 50
State of South Carolinu.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
James 51. Callihami, to
F. II. Wardlaw, assignee of Mortgage.
G. WV. Thomas.00
W ILL be sord at Edgefield C. iouse,
on the first Monday in February
next. one negro itan by the name of
Harry, in foreelose tho mnortgage in the
above case. Terms Cah.
S. CHRISTIE, s. ,:. a
JanI 13, 1811 e50
Sheriff's Sale.
Bland & Butler, & et il.
v.. . Attachment.
Moses Ifarrio, jun.
W ILL lie sold on Friday the 29th in
slant, at the plantation of Moses
Harris, Sen., where Aloses Harris, jr lived
the year'1840, one lot of Corn, 3 stacks of
Fodder and pet of Slinks, to satisfy the
above cases. Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. F.. D.
Jan. 13, 1841. ($1 50) c 50
Edgefield Male Academy.
T H E Trustees of dis institution have
the pleasure to announce, that the
School was opened on Wednesday, the 6th
insinut, under the charge of Mr. R. D.
Shindler, who is a gradnate of Kenyon
College. Mr. S. has had experience iin
teaching, and has nequired in this State,
where he has been residing for the last.
three years, a high reputation as a gentile
tman. and a scholar. Strict altemtion will
he given to the moral deportment of the
pupils, anal he Trustees conidently re
commend the School to the patronage of
the public.
The prices of tuition per quarter, (in
eluding the expense of fre wond,) payable
quarterly, in advance, will be as follows,
viz:
For Spelling, Reading, Writing,
ani Arithmetic. $5 00
For the nhove. with English Gram
tmar. Ueoraphy, and the braich
es usually taught in English
Schools, 7 50
Foi the above, with Latin, ani
(reek, and the higher branches
of Matliematics. 10 00
Good Bonrd may be had, convenient to
the Academy.
J. TERRY,
Chairman of the Board.
Jan 1. U, 164 1. tr 40
Pottersillic Academy.
T IE Exercises of hits Academy elosce
on the 2:d or this month, anal will lie
resumed on the firit Motiday in January.
1841. The young gentleman whose ser
vices 'ye have engagel for the ensning
year, sttstaitns a good tmorni character, and
is fully competetnt to thme disucharge of' the
duties of the School.
TERMtS As FOLLOWS:
-PR. QRl.
Spelling. Reading, Writing anid A
rithmietic, $4 50
For the a bove, with Geogra phy, En
glish Grammar,1ndti Parsing, with
other branches usually taugh: in
Aendenmies, 6 00
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, 8 00)
With regard to the heanhh anal morals of
Pottersville, wye (teem it tmnnecessary to
adlvert, the locatioin of the plince eing so
well kma wn. It is situated otn a high, dry
tad sandy ridge, anal remote fronm any lo
cal cunt-es of disease: its waters are con
sequnently pure and salubrious. And the
moratls of thie village are uinexceptionable,
being far remonvead fraomt those haunts of
dissi pam ion atnd vice, 5o Comimon in modern
times, in alnost all otur villages, anal whlich
are so alit to prey upon the mforals oJf in
experienced and ungatded yoth, anal
wvhich leads so many latto vicious hahits,
that piroves their inevitable ruitn. Frotm
lie numierous physicnl and moral advanta
ges which otir village possesses, we trust
our school will receive a liheral patronage.
Gaioi honrditng catn lhe had in the place,
at ftom: $8 00 to $11) 00 per mntth.
0. TOWLES,
IBAILiEY C'ORLEY.
C. M'dITCIIELL.
Dcc. 28. 1840. d1 48
Greenville Land for Sale.
r pHE suabscritber ofters fair sale otn thie mon~
Raccomnmodaing term", his valuable tract
ofrLA NtD. lying two mniles wvest of the Aikeii
Stage Road. and in faourtmiles of Poor's Bridge.
on Sahtrda. The tract contaminis 616neares. with
as neh us 3001 cleiare, aand in a hiigh anid im-~
poigstale ofctitvatioa, anid ill line condi.
tin: for a croup the next ye'ar. 'IfTre settle
mntis hnlve been~i tnnde on the trnec. nith large
and comifortable dwelling hioues (on two) tnad
all tnecessary ont-huildings, inceltiaing a large
hnildamg with a cottotn gill, threshing 'manchine,
and straw entler; aft tai runl by thle samte genur,
and ain excelfeint pneking screw but little worn:
orchards aefehaice fritit of a'very kiandi sprinlgs
itn aLhtnndance anid good ; andl fair health. the
place is not surpassed by any, even in Green
vihle. If you wish to tiny, come anld iae-het
ter thai. going to the West to (lie with: the fever
Refe~renice im my absence to A. Mc DAVro or
TF. Boi.:NG, E~'q, ntear thea premnisesa.
G EO. SEAIDORN.
Dee. 17, 1840. d 46
IVOTICE.
4LL Persons having demands againist Pres
1 ev BlanJ, deceased, aure reqnested to raen.
dler theaim duly attested. to the siubscribiers willh.
it the prescribed time, atcd thoisa itadebtedl
to thae esta te urevions to thte sale, are regtnested
to make inuediate pnymnent.
$. CIH RidTI E, ?
JOlIIN BLAND). i Erecutors.
m-v. 1". 1 'i. tf .11
State of" b!outh Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
P Y OLIVER TOLES. Esquire, U.
3 linry of Edgericid Ditrict.
Whereas Willian Gregg. hath applie
' me for Leiters of Administration. on -.
.id sing ular the goods and chattels, right
and credits of Joseph Jones, late of thi
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therelre, to cite and ad
monish all and singular, the kindred aid
creditors of the said deceased. to be an!
appear hef'>re me, at our next Ordinay's
Court lbr the said District, to be holden a.
Edgefield Court Hloue on the 18th day of
Jan., to show cause. if any, why t-e said
Administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal tlis 5I
day of January, one thousand eight hon
tired and forty-one. and in the sixty-fifth
year of American Independence.
0. TOW L ES, 0. E. D.
Jan. C, 1S41. ($2 124) b 49
State of South Carolina.
ZDGEF'IELD DISTRICT.
BY OLIVER TOWLES, Esqtmre,Ordi
nnry of dgeftield Disakit.
Wherens, Lewis Hohnies, hath npplied tc
me 1;r Letters of Admnitostration. con all aind
singular the goods and chattels. rights atd
credits of Charity Holmes, late of the Districl
aforesiid, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admionish all
and singular. the kindred and creditors of the
said decensed, to be and appear before me, ni
our next Ordis:arv's Court for the said District,
to be holdera sit Fdgefield Court House onl tei
18th day of Jtani'y, 1841, to show cause if:any,
whv the said Administration should not i
gra'nted.
Given under moy hand aind seal this 31st day
of December. one thonsand eight hundred ant
forty, and in the sixtv-fiflh venr of Anerican in
dependence 0. T'rWLES, 0. E. D.
Jan. B,. 1941 ($2 12.S) b 49
Public Notice.
LL persots indebted to the estate o
... Blumer White, deceased, nre requir
ed to make immediate payment ; and nIl
persons having denids against the estate
are requested to render them in, properli
attested.
ABNER PERRIN, Adns'r.
Jan. 1. 1841. if 49
Blacksmitlaing.
E have proctred one of tle hes
hBlaksmiths in ite Up-Country, ot
Wagonis and Plantation work, and W<
will be glad to (10 the work of our neigh
hors. andI the public. Otar prices ii ill bo
cstonmry, and work shall be done with
Out delay.:
GIBBS & Co.
Pottersville, Jan. 1. IS11. d1 49
NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to Lewis Jone
.A& Co., tre earnestly regntested i
call and settle by the first day of Feliriar,
next, or their notes and accounts will I
placed in the hands of an Otlicer for col
lections.
A iken, Jnn. 5, 1641. d 49
WANRING!
A LL persons indebted to the Sutbscrihei
either Iv book accouit, or note of hand
are reqitestel to make imnediate pavosent.
lurge tusmber nr *t#h- .. ..
fhie ihr years. The Suhscriber han used ever
honest exertion Is proclnr-e ronotey to meet hi
engagements, and ivor his ciitomers; nn
longer inidulgence therefore, it is unreasonabl
to ex)ect. Separately. n large nn tmber of thes
debts are small, the a-ggregate atount of whiel
would antswer :l his pt rp1oes. It is expecte
this notice will etperecde any ftrther demant
C. A. DOW D.
Edgefield. Dec 1, 4 tfor 44
Hoiuse and Lot For Sale.
T H E Stubscriber off'ers for sale. on reaso
able tertms, his Hotnse anid Lot, sitttate
in the village of Greetnwood. Abbeville Di.
tici. The situsationa is tpleasattt itn a centr.
part of the village, adjoining the Lot of the F<~
mal~e Acatdemny. The Hios is ottestory, co
tmining three rootms und two fire places, he
sides a basetmet story, of two roomus and tw
fire places. The otbuildinugs are sitatle an
cenienuit. A pply to Cob'. Richard or Larki
Griffin. N. WV. HODGES.
N. 11. A good male or femtale servanut. (lho
or girl) woutld be takeni partly itt pay, if prefei
red by the purchaser. N. W. II.
FurmanItnstutution. Nov. 2:, 1841. d 41
State of South Carolina.
ABBE VILLE DISTRICT.
JOH1N A. WATSON, living artout tw
miles from the D~eadfall, tofls before m
otne dark bay Hlorse, fonur feet tetn inchtes higl
unpposedi to he eight years oldl. His right ey3
out, a star antd tmpi ott Ihis nose and fore hei
a white spot ous thte left side of Ihis neck, witl
similar spots on his body. No other brands c
miarks pserceivablle. A lpraisedf at :t5 dollars.
NATH A NIl':L VlcCA NTS, .v. r.
Cambribge. Nov. 7, 1840. d 41
*LPIE RIC).'I 110T EL.
TH~ E Subscriber lumving recenutly opent<
Ethe HI OT EL. furtnly occupied by G. WV
IA SON, retspeetteIly solicits a sare of publlic
patsronage. hiis Table shall always lhe fort
nuishued willh the best the anrkets afiford: n<
Ihis Stables with the best provenuder; sad care
fual anud attentive Ostlers.
Nit expensse shall be spared to render this
Hlotel agreeable to all wvho may call n osn him
R. Rt. HIUATER.
IHambturg. S. C. Nov. 7. d 41i
TheEdetildAdertse, reenvile Sionn
inusertions and the Charleston Conurier will cotny
once a week for one mtonth, and forward their
bills to the suibssr':ber for paymnent. Rt. Rt. H.
NOTICE.
I WOULD respectfuly informn my friendi
anid thte ptublec-genserally that I have ptr
chased mry brother's intertst in the Phbenix
Stone Ware 3ltntnfactory. cotnsistinig of Ne
groes, Mnles, W~agons, Ianrntess antd stoek of
ware. &e. &c.. for the pntrpotse of maIhett in-rus
ring Stotne Ware tm all its vaurionts brantch.les
ad hope by prompt attenution to bus'mtess to
shear a reasonable patronage.
CoLE3JAN RITODES.
Oct 12. 1840 tf'37
State of South CJarolitna.
ED)GEFIELFD DISTRICT.
F~ .W. DeLOA C H living on the itlatthtews
. od ie miles from 31 ajoriloas Allen's
tolls befotre mue one ted sorrel IHorse with ua
small stare its the fore head, mne hitid fhet white
above the ndees, a little mnarked by the Gear.
'ir Haruess, filteen htands nttd a halflhigh, sup.
posed to lie six years old the next spring. Ap
praised at seventty dollars.
180HA RDY WHITE,. J. P.
nec it .0 .ia.5
List of Letters
P PalAINING in the Post Offee af'
Edgefield C. House, S, C. on the
- of January, 1841.
A & B
hdians, Ed. C. Attaway, W.& S.
1dams. James
:reiihaupt, T. Breithatupt, Mrs. T.
:hrd. T. B. 5 Bird, D.
3ird, Miss M. S. Blocker. B. M. 2
Brooks, W. 2 Brooks, Samuel
Bird, Eldred af. Beuton, Johp
Butler, Thomas P. Ferry, lessee
Bale, 31artt Bnssy, Emaberson
C & D
Corley, Baily Chappel. Wm.
Collins, Lewis Cloud. Phi--ip
Collier. Ililry Collir.s & McDaniel,
uook, Win. sen. or Cook, Jeremiah Esq.
Cawley, Mlathey Collier, f. M.
Coleman. Wi. S. Chrirtie, Col. S.
D, E &F
Durisoe, Wm. F Evans, Benj.
Elkins. Win. Eikner, Phillip
Eidson, James Elesmore, Allen
Eihrodee, Joseph S. Fair, John H.
Frazier, Col. M.
G, H & J
Glover, C. J. Griflice, John
Garrett, Robert Grilin. R.
Geyer, Dr. Garety, M.
Goodman, Mr. Hodges, A. T.
Hill. mrs. Mary iardin, Mr. W. C.
leath. James Howard, Thomas C.
liullinan, D. I. lightower, W. B.
Henney, J. S. llamirmond, Benj. F.
H arris, John C. Johnes, Mrs. Martha
Jonsou. Samuel or Edward flatcher.
K, L, M & N
Kimball, Mrs. John J.eiich, Wm. Y.
Lanliam. Thos. W. Landrum, R -
Mielhell, Joseph Mays, Capt. S-B.
MAys, J. J. Maiys, Rhydin G.
Miles, Lewis G. Mays, Esq. R. H.
Marsh, Esq. Wm. Meltobinon.Jaines
McCarly. Jacob McCan, Wm.
Montgomery. R. P. Maceiana, Wm.
r McCan. Win. E. Marvin,D.
Nance, M1iss E.
P,R&S
Posev. Elbert Pealor, Joseph 2
r Powel, Sliss Sarah Phillips. Rev. Jos.
Pew. Esq. Jacalv Parmenter, Ed. C.
Poildred, Miss Elizabeth
Raredeni, Sanders Ready. Dr. J. C.
Richard-on. Mrs. Mary A.
Randolph, James i. Rmuon, Elizabeth
t Robertson, Wim. Itanson, Monroe
I Roper, j'an. Joel Riotton, Willis
Samuels. Harris Satcher, Snmuel
Sharpton. A. B. Smiley, J. S.
Sample, Lewis Sinmkins. Arthur
T & W
Tibbets, Mrs. 11. C. Tompkins Col. 3. 3
Thomas, S. W. Tenant, Dr. G. 2
Thorn, W. B. Tailor, Mrs. B. F.
- Tompson, NIrs.Waddy
Wardlaw, F. It. Wigfall, Esq. Wm.
s Wigfall, Col. L. T. Williams, HenryR.
> Watson. Lewis Williams, Uriah
Woodruff, Samuel
Persons wishing Letters from the above
list, will please ask for advertised letters.
I. A. WALLACE, P. M.
Jan. 1, 1841. Letters 124 e 49
CASH WANTED.
I E Snbscriber takes this method of say
T ing to those indebted to the old firm 6f
"Nicbolsoni -& Tseslaeounjiteaud-wjg,.~ -.
Y ty compel; ne to request them to cone for
w ward and pay up. I owe mtonaey dute on e
V lst at January next, and cannot extend longer
indulgence. I would also say. that I wish to
r" make an invariable rule in nay biaainess to have
4 all accounts liqiidated the 1t of January each
d year. which will save me considerable trouble,
-imd be fior th'ae interest of imy eastomers.
E. B. PRESLEY.
Dec. 10) if45
IlE Sinbscribrers miaaki thais la:<t call on all
thaoser ima~lebhted to them.naa to coame forward
andl higniidate their inotes nt i neconuts, without
dlelay, as we nardete~rmieu oeoeu onr
nexi, will tind thecir notecs arnid acounts am thet
0handal oft an Attairiaet for coilectin.
d C. L. GOOD\VIN.
"GOODWIN. H A RRINGTON & Co.
HIARRINGTON & BRYAN.
Dec.7, 1840 tf 45
FORt SALE.
T I1E Suhscribaer offers foar stale hais well'
settled Plntation. situataed ini Andersoin
District, nirne amilee below the Village, on th6
State ronad leading from P'endleton to Abbeville.
e For parictnlars hpl.y to thec Suabscribecr on the
e premises. WV. SANDERS.
iNov. 21, 1840 c 43
Linsey Woolsey.
R ae at the Vtanclurse Factory, a few
rbales of heavy aand Superior Linadsey, for
Negro Clothaing, maanufcturied of excellent
domesatic wool.
Nov. 2, 1840 if 40
Ntate of' South Carolina.
A UBE VILLE BI'STRICT.
IN T HlE COMMON PLE AS.
vs Casc on Attachmecnt.
William M. JDaile~y
Whereas thecPlaintilTh have this dlay filed thaeit
adeclairatin in the Clerks Office of A bbeville
SDistrict, aga inst the Defcendant. whto is abset
fromn. andr withuout thaeliimits of this~ State, and
aams neither wife iaor attoruny, known withina
tlae same. iVrpon whom a copIy of the said deeltn
ration witha a rule to plead aunto, mnight lhe
served: It is thterefore ordered, that the said
defenudanat do appear a-nd plead to the said Dec
larationt, within a year arid a day, from thais date,
or jm~gi-ament, final anad absolute will be awar
ded agaiaast him
JOH fN F. LIVINGSTON, e. c. P.
Clerk's Ollice,
MayJI,1840 w an $750 tage
State of South Carolina.
AB.BEVIfLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLE AS.
M. 0. Trulman AssumestT,
vs t
Ephraima Vessels. )A TTACHMENT.
T IIE Plaintiff~ having filedf his declararion
irn the Clerk's Office on the sixteenth
day of Octoberlast, anal it appear ing thmat rlae
dei'endanat is froma, anad wvithaoutthe limits of th
State,anid haaving neither wife nor attorney with.
ira thae said District. on whom a rurle to plead
can lhe served. It is therefore ordered; that the
defendlant do pleaid tothe staid declaration, with,
ian a year and a day, from thec filing of the dLe
laratrnn, or finaal atd asolatejuadgmenatill be
enrtered againlst hinm, by defintt
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. P.
ChrIk's 0.licc, ?
Ja.il,le4 O- ( w& 26 an 1