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thi aunt'aot is bill, so that iflhe desires to gantinve the paper hagaw forward us payment fr ' rrears and in advance. w _40 wwf Messrs. Henkell yL day. where they are new WaRt assonrment of Hard. -Wara - .fl'nV nthe mannufactories of Bimingbas and hefield, (Eug.) and f(om ihebes markets in the United States. We are coustrained to -say, that there is not abatter supply at the South, outside of Charleston. ' Our up-country friends, are invited to examine for themselves.-Hamburg Jour. I pursuance of instructions received ftom the Treasury Department. the fol lowing articles are chargeable with a duty of20 per cent. ad valorm, under the new Revenue bill: Worsted stutT goods and shawls. Manufactures of silk and worsted. Manufactures of silk, or of which silk is the component material of chief value. ex rom thaelasification, there will be necessarily excepted such enumerated ar ticles as were by former laws charged with Ugier rates of duty, such as I -made clothing, of whatsnever materia composed. paying under former laws 50 per cent. ad valorem. Millinery, hosiery. mits, gloves, and bindings of whatsoever material compo sed, paying under former laws 23 per cent. ad valorem. Coach laces, of whatever material com posed, paying under former laws 35 per cent. ad valorem.-N. Y. paper. H.1auno. Oct. 27. CoUa.--The market, belore the recep tion ofthe Liverpool accounts per steamer Columbia, had taken an active start. and is now brisk at prices ranging from 8 to 9 ets, P.incipalsales 81 cents. Although the news from Europe appears to be fa vorable to our buyers. there is no feature in them to warrant prices going mnuch higher hereasthey:are full high for the Liverpool quotations. The arrival of Cut this week is heavy, and transaclimns to a large amount have been made at prices above stated. OBITUARY. Died, at the residence of her hu-band. in this District, on the 21st UIt., Mrs. MARTHA BftRTA!, consort of Robert Bryan. EmIr.. in the i57th year of her age. It, all the relations of life, the deceased was exemplary; she was an atrection ate wife and tender mothet. She was a faith ful membrr of the Baptist Church. for upwards ofthirty-eight years, and died in the full assur ance of a blessed immortality bevond the grave. She has left a husband and ine children to mourn his death. hot they have the con,.!ation to know, that their loss is her eternal gain. PRESENTMENTS OF TIlE GR AND JURY-FALL TERM. 1841. The Grand Jury of Edgefield District. South Carolina, at October Term 1841. made the following presentmtents. They regard the retailing of Ardent Spirits, as a serious nuisance to Society. Its consequences we believe are ruinous in every point of view. It is the cnuse or poverty, disease. immorality and crime. It renders many citizens wholly usles. It ruins familtes. It retards. enterlprize., and may be truly added, that it i-4 destrie. tive of Slave property not withstanling. we doubt the propriety of immediate Legislta tive action. JOH N TR APP, Foreman. SiLAS LANIER, ELiSH A RAW LS, ISAAC VANN, GEORGE HENDERSON, C. L. GOODWYN, D. WHITE. JAMES BEAN. JOSEPH PARKMAN, HARD'Y WHITE. GEORGE COL.EMAN, JOSEPil SANDERS, JA MES IhOLLAND, JA MES IIRIGGS. The Grand Jury after examnination re port the Edgefield Jail to b'e in good order. JOHN TRAPPt, For-man. On hearin: thesae preseunments. it is or dered: Tlhat t.hey he published in tlhe EdIge field Advertiser and Temperance Aden-, cate. It is also ordered. that so mneht as relates to Retailing he copied. anid that co pies he presented to the Senateur and Re presentatives from Edgeilel,to he hijid he. fore the Leislature at its appeoachingc Session. JOHN BELTON O'NEAL. Oct. 20, 1841 e 410 (1 The friends of Wiley, CULBREA TH. annonnee him, as .a nndidate for the office of Ordinary. of Edgetield District. September 30 tfT he "bcfIends of A quila MILES. announce him as a caundidate for thmeI 4ffice of Tax Collector, of Edgefield District. September 16 tf: t 3' (17The friends of' I. R 1WILLIAMS, announce him as a candidate for the elles of SheriT of this District. October 21 tC 38 SThe frienna off tel. W. H. MOSS, annonnee him as a candidate for Ordlinary of Edgefield District. October 21 tf 38 t.?The friendw of win. .. SIMKINS, E'sq.. annonnee him as a caindidate for the aoie of O:dinary, of Edgefield District. September 2. tf 31 The friends of Colonel J.! HILL. announce him as a candidate for the of See of Ordintary, of EdgefieldDitc. August 26 Ditrct. DISSOLUTIOIN. T~H E eo.partneusbig heretofore existing be., U.tween Wm. T Tummerman and Stephen F~.U tis this day disnived by the death of the klar. The business of the firm will be settled by the surviving partner, 'WM. T. TIM MERA\N. ETTH E subscriber l'ereaner will continne biasines on his own aceoat, at the store former ly occupied by H. L. Jeffrers. WM. T'. TIMMERMAN. Hamburg. Oct. 28, 1841 b 40 Durhana Bull F OR SA LE, which may be seen at the resi dance of Dr. Geiger, Cherokee Ponds, in ibis Distriet, where his age, pedigree,and price mnay also he ascertained. SUGAR & COFFEE. S T. CROIX and Porto Itico Sugar&, k Java, Rio and St. Domingo Coffee, ALSO Ginger, Pepper. Spice. Indigo. Madder. Starch Beratus, Molasses, Vinegar. Winter strainet Lamp Oil, Sperm and Tallow Candles, A.SO Sonse prime Goshet. Cheese and Mercer Po tatoe, and many other articles too numerous t ention, just received and for sale cheap roi Cash, byS ?CRANTON & MEIGS. Nov. 4 b 40 Fancy Goods, &c. T IIE Snhicriber has just received. in addi tion to his former stock, the fN!lowing arti :les. viz: A great variety or mouse de Laines. for La dies Dresses. Siper double width Italian and other blaI Silks, Fancy Satin. Monse de Laine. Merino,. and other var ieties SlaswLs, A good assortment or 1losiery. &c. Ladies' Silk and Cashmere' flose. Gentlemen's Lambn's Wool half uose. Men's &. Ladies' Kid, Iloskin, buck and other Gloves, Ladies Cravats. Taglioni Scarfs, &c. A GOOD AissORTMItXT OF &IT8, CIPS, At. Fumbracing [r Caps. S.-.leth and Seal Caps, mentlemncu's fine fiats. (fashionable and broad irim.) Wool lintI4. &c. I case heavy Plaino. Kermeys. &c. Whitney Ilankets. also Negro BIlnakets, &c. A gond'stock of Shoes-Men's, BLiys. and Ladies fine Shoes. Ala-I caise Miten's si per Calf Boots,. All the above on accomnodating terms. E. B. PRESLEY. NoV. 4 d 40 aclorage and Conanission Business, AN 1) ZECEIVI.G .k FO VI*lRD ING AGENCY. I \hBURG S. C. '11IE Siaberrih-r re.'pectfully biev leave to appvrise Iis frientds and the .Nlerchants of lie Upper Districts ener-lly. that he is tho. ough'v pre.pared to traisact buasinesa a above, id. confident ini his long experience in said fll. iness, iii this place. solicits a share of patronage. Ila Store biing on M.'arkrt-treet. the mmst levnted part of town.no d-imger fromt iinnunda. ios need 5o appreelitnded. H. UR%12171I\R1T. isurg. Nov. 1. 114I. .m1 41) Vew Fall A' Witeler Goods. JOH. 0. B. FORD, ASnS Jst received from Ne w York.hin Fall and Winter supplv-his stock compris A one of the most cItiiuplete nuortmtentoi of STA PLE 4k I.\NCY. FOREIG. & DOMES TIC DlY GOODS. hat can be fonid aity whe-re. of hiii formaer :.-tomesrs he ask-- the o;,pprtmuity tam show thei mis practical thank-s for their iatronage: atd to lose who are accmstomed to tek in othlaer tmar Ltts. fir what o style anad fashion or low price, hey ex pect not in I lamiuhirg.he would bet Ie-ave oi.nv. tImat by c:mlina. they will give him th siea.,nre to show that a mole entire anisortmnentl f the best and omost Vashionable Gaoms, orevery -arietv. is anot to hto fomauld. h1" hams Inow oin hand 400 'pieces Atmerican Prints. 1200 French anmd F.lishi do 50 twilled & pl::in Seotclh Ginghams. 3) bales brown Shirting & Sheetinigs. 4i case lhiecheal i do 6 balle LinMsev.. & Pairins. for negro clothes. 3 caes Kerseys. and i of cheap satinett, for dN 50 pieces heavy IOnlfil & Twilled Blainkets. M1ackinaw & 10-4. 11-4, 12-4. & 14-4 Whit nev Blarnkets. 11.4. 1.4. & 144. extra Bath Word, Ribbon hoand Blanket'. Tiekings. h)rillinmg, and colored Cotton Good<.iv tIl:i b[ae. Smuer black .& muied SNatinem'tt nasa Kentuac kve Janmi. GO pim'cres lrisha Linenis andl Long iLtwns. Birds Fyve, & 7-4. 6-4, 10-41. & 12-4 table~ liinper. Brown & colored~ Talel. & Piano Covers. ['ism. wool dy' ail F're'nch lac~k ''Imthe,. .-blast. itn us.ihlm gree'ami Ni do Iml lBlac"k, bl. amlacnk. fancy' coalarm'd &~ mixedl lItta Skimi C~saaim's. Plaits andm figanredl Sa:tin. Serg' dlt Rome. Al. h,-rt (Ctrd. Chinmit & Velvet Vmestmiig.. PI:aini ati'ed andia prianted lBaainew, a rnewi anmd beausttifula ~rticle' timr Iimldies I )rewses. n'aahaza'in,-. 31e'rin''s. andm' Sinslitn dea Laineas, 25in &% 4.4 3!attennri I .mtm'tritng, lac.'k :and. Im-. htark figmred Silksm, lila. blark Gro di'.\frignse. Grot d'.\iarmurs.~ adRe.mia e Black P,-kimn arid 'itriped h'liaaie & Glace dr Plah ii & ti.:amraed Sastri & li'nnaet Silks. mWli 'vaery m-w. style its marlet. plain.strip ed andia ti-:nredm. Threasd &. l.-sc" Ftldain:: & In~aertiaag. wieth a general assortmen't of amll indas mar f.'are Goads. Newi andi h-a.imonale~ fline Paris work'd Cal. lars. Ba'nnsets, a vairiety aofat biest & rnewest style', Silk. Florenmcm', amnd Strawv. 7-.4 & '4.-l hav y chsta:able Silk Shawls. Nett~ & pld wool ad Ch'inie Smdk dla Chimnie' Scairt, & f-maaev Silk Shawsila. Whmite & hmack Silk. llloe & 4 linse. Fre'nchi or Glaovre. I laietrv. Ribbhons'. Braids. Taaes, Caord. Bininem. Frim'ce'. Conllars. Scarrs. lldkfs. &e . a genseral variety, 10(00 piteceas Pap~er I lan:sImas. Wh'lite &~ blat' lined'a L--ter'm & Camp Pa.per. Enmvelople.mad amll kindas oflPa per used its P'tint. ing Otlisces. Printimag P'apemr of any sirte ::nd gaalmty. fuir. nished at thme loiwest rae, anal ordlers fos any qmuantity fille-l aan shmort notice, A LSO, 40.000 best Cigars,. for sale low. Thle absove'. with abnassat e'very variety o'f arti. les msually kept in lDry Goodl Stores. Whole. ale or Rtetail. in qantitics to smnit purcltasers. Merchuante fromta thea counmtry are invited to all anid examin" Ihi< asno'ttmnent. hlammburg. Nov'. I. 1841. tr 40 Iugusta Female Seminary I ,1 IllSIstituationa i. still coniducted by .ifrs. II. L. M314 315, whm contmmnues tin iansmeneci n all the branchmes compsriaing a thtorughm Eng is Eduicatont al.m, Fareanch amid Spamnsis. Efliciemst mastmer< wvill he aammployed to attenad o rawinsg. P'aiminig. &c. A Chemical. Phiosophicral andl Astronomien. lppa raus. hanving beens obtained. a genteman sass l.eenm engaged as first A4ssistant, who will leliver Leactares on the abmovea sciences, whsich sill be '-di~v illumsratoed hvy nonuserotns expe'ri. neta. Yomung ladies whio desire to attentd the shove lectumres, cain avail themselves qif the op. portmnity now offered, by applying at the Se. ruinmary. To pimpmls rio asddtaonal charge wil] be made. A few vacancies in the boarding de prmn e emi.Alppils received pet I.ecturesa to commencrme otn 1st November. Mrs. ft M. Levy still conitimues to couduc1 the Musical &~partment, and will receive pu pils at the Semnaray. rw atan6 141b3 FRESH FRUIT. RESH Currants, Citron, 3Mace, Figv Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, and Nuts as surted, for sale by SCRANTON & 31EIGS. Nov. 4 b 40 Mt. hope Academy. NEAR CAMBRIDGE, S. C. T HE Exercises of tis Institution will be re uned on the first nonday in Januarj next, under the direction or 51r. John Cooper late a ptipi of the popular teacher James L lpIlee. L-q. No Student will lie admitted foo less than a quarter. TKRtS (IF TL'rTIO. As FOLLOWS: Reading. Writing, aM Arithmetic, $30( per quarter, EnItsh Grammar, Geography. &c. 4 0f Philosophy. Chemistry, &c. &c. 6 0 N. B. Boarding.including washing, Six Dol lars per montho. PLEASANT BURNETT, Sen. JAMES CRESWELL, REUBEN COOPER, THOMAS CARTER. WILLIAM TmlO1PSON. CHARLES CARTER, Jour. R. C. GRIFFIN, Trustees. Nov.4 d 40 .IVotice. A LL persons indebted to the late Joyce Cul t pepper, are re quested to make paymeit, and all those having demands agaist the estate, nre requeted to render them in propeitly at tested to the subscribers, withi; the time pre scribed by tar. W. A. STROTIIER, D. ft. STRJTII ER, Ezerutors. Nov 4 tf 40 State of South Carolina. EDGIFIELD DISTILCT. B Y OLIVEIt TOWLES. Esquire, Ordi nnry of Edgefield District. Whereas. John B lLamleton and Joseph Consahuan, hath applied to me lor Letters of Ad. ministration. with the will aneexed on all amnd singutlar the goods nol chatteLA. rights and cre dits of Itansoma lanbleton', late of the IJistrict afonresaid. deceased. These are. thereftore. to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors oC the said deceased. to he and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District. to be holden at fdgcietl Court f-tise on the 15th day of Nov'wl-r. 1841. to sh-ow caune, ifanv, why tie said Administration should not be ;ranted. Given tnder my hand and seal this ist day of November one tlonaned eight hundred atd forty-one, and in the sixty-sixth year of Ameri can Independence. 0. TOW IES, 0. E. D. Novr. 4,.1941. (Slu ) b40 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELI) DISTRICT. 4 B Y OLIVEi TOWl.-'S. Esquire, Ordi onarv of l;eltilehl District. .A Whereas, Willtiam [I. Mays, hath applied oe for Letters of' Administration. on il aInd singuilar the goods and chatiels, rights and credits of John Goodell late of the Digtrce aforenaid, deceased. Thee are. therefore, to cite and admoniih all and inegIlar. the kindred and c the said deceasAed. it be and alipetair at umr next Ordiinary'.; Court for the trict. to be holden at Edgefiel Court Heose the Pltho day oC November next, to sbdw.51 if any. why the said Administration I h,- uranted. Given ider my t-ind and -scal thia'1stdTl Nov-imber o or,e' thoun:ind eight hundred and forty-nie. aid it the sixty-sixth year of Ameri. esn independence O.rOWLESo.zD. November 1, 141. ($V 112j) b -40,,' State. of' South ('ar ' EDG(EFlELD DISTRI B y OIlVER TOW LES, Ordtinatry ofC 1tefietd Dist whterse.S'eiml. P'..le'Nary.hat anid singulaur the goodw4~ anid chiattels, t' amel credits of Dantie- P. W-,lker, Inte o the District aufore~aid, dee--.ed. The-se are. thmerefese, Io eite nndl admon ish alt and singular, the- kimbhed-. anderedi rn ofthe-saidt dcen-se-e, to he tint nppdai befomre me, at iemr next Ordtinary's Cg for lhe said District tei be hotletn at EdgA fidld Couirt IH 'mse eon lhe- 15tl hea of No vembiler 1881.I to show rause if any, why the ycuea of Amrtticanu Indleedeelr. Givler ,tnelm handie andt .eeal Ithis :10th ean o ef O ctoer, etne t hoeusand e'igbhtin dtredl anmd I arty-ne. andt in :he~ e-ixty--,ixthi 0. TOW 'ILES, Ci. i:. I Octeiber :30 3j2 l241 h 40 State' of '-ou1th ('ar'olina. EIDGIFIELD DISTRICT. fY ()lIER TOWLES. Essiiire, IiOrdtinry of Eckefiebll District. WVherasc, Simtpson Corley nndl Sarah Corley.' hath applietd to me foer Letters of Adm n itat io.n. Len all anet singuilaren thle goaoeds and0 ctha-ttels, rights nad credeits ofI tleenjamin Cortey. late of the District afore said, dteceaseed. The-ee are,. therefore, to cite and admtron iedh nIl ande singular, the kindreed aind credti eorse of the saied dtecensee, to he and appear besfore me,. ai otur next Ordinary's Court fhr the said District to he holen~ at Edge field Ceour n etise on the 15th eday of No v-embler.1841, toshow canse. ifny~why the said Actdminisrattion shoenht lnot he grnmted. G'iv'en under toy handie and seal this Iit daty of Nevher, onie thousand eight hun' dfred ande torty one. andt ini the sixty-sixth year of A mernicatn Indiepceence. 0. TOW LES, o. :. D Nov. 1. 1841 {$2 124 j h 40 Stale of South Calrolitna. EDGEF1IELD) DISTRICT. IY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquiire, O)redinary oif Eete.ecl District. Whereas, Whtitfi--it Brooaks, hath ap pllied to mie fair Letters oif Adttiminittioni, sin altl0and singularti the gnods ande chinelcs, righis ande credits of .Jotiathan Weaver, lnte of the District aforesaid, eceased. These are, therefore, Io cite ande admon i.h nIt atmi sitngtular, the kinedreed anti credi toirs of mhe said decense 'te Ibe anid appear he-fore me, abt tr net C1:innry's Court huor the said Di..trict teo he hldieni iat EdgeZ~ld Coumrt House on the 15th dlay of Neovem ber, 184l. to show cause, if aniy, why the saied Admimistramion should not lie granted. Given under mty hatnd ane seal this Ist day of Novembher, onie thousuand eight hun dreed and forty one. antI itn the sixty-sixili year of American lndtependence. 0. TOWVLES, 0. E. 0. No-I I 1SU [$2 I241 b 40 Execsors snroe. A LL persomi indebted to the estate of Rol, . Watts, late of Edgefield District, dec'd are earnestly requested to settle the same by q, first day of January next, as the Executor it tends settling the said estate, and cannot gly longer indulgence. Those having claims againm the said estate, must render them in by tha time, or be barred, &c. ROBT. McCOLLOUGH. Ezxtr. Nov. 4 ti 40 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. James Robertson, & others, _Bill for . 'toPart ition. Douglass Roberton & others. T appearing to my rintisftactimn that Dan'e RobertsonVilliami Robertsoin.3ary Robert son, Samee A. Brooks, and Lucy his wife Temperance Robertson. liiaen Robertson Elizabeth House, Nancy Carrington. Richar< Christmas, and Aary his wife, Defendants it this cuce, reside out of the State. Therefore ordered: That the said defendants do plead answer or demur to this bill. withint threi amonths from the publication of this order. o; the said Bill betaken proconfesco against them. J. TERKY, c. E. r. D. Commissioner's Ofie, Nov. 2 1841. a() ame40 State of South Cal olina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Ebenezer Chamberlain and wife, vs. Martin lims Partition. and Samdel lins. oN IcE is hereby given. that by virtue of an order from' Chancellor.Johnston, I shall offer for sale to the highest bidder ai Edgefield Court House. onf the first %londay in December next, the real estate of David Mlims, deceased, consisting oir three iracts ofland, as follows, vix: the Hucme tract, lying on Bird Creek, waters of Stephen's Creek, and con tainin; six hundred acd lifty acies. more or le.ss, adjoining lands of Ansl Talbert. John Tomnp' kins. Charles Nix acnd others; a trart on Bea verdam Creek, containing two lundred and fifly acres. more or lems, adjining lands of Wi!' liam H. MIoss and others: and a tract contain ihg sixty five acres. more or less. adjoinin; lands of the widow Kilerense. Charles Finley. Janes Kileresse and other., on the followit.g terin-: The sixty-five acre tract, on a credit o tone year; the Beaverdami tenct. on a credit of one and two years, and the Home tract on a credit of oaf and two years. except fir io much as will pay the costs., which incet be pn d in cash. The purcha.sers to !6ve bond and per. sonal security, and a mortzgage of use preinses to secure the purchase money. J. TERRY. c. r.. I. D. Comm'r's 0ftec, Nov. 2, 1841. $7 12 e 40 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRJCT. 4o~an Holloway &Jiibniske, vs. in. oo Jr..John.2i y.and I SOLD on Monday the 15ib iTV a the houe. of Esau Brook<. Jr., T o Cowsgimied on as the property of Jobe Presley. Teres cash. S. CHRISTIE. s t. r,. Nov.4 i b 411 State of South 0i1m. EDGEFIELD CT. Commission'r in Equity. -vs. Sted ia.Wa On. .iTILL 1E SOLD y 16: inst., at the house ti f lowing propety. to wit:'e hot Corn. twe stacks of Fodder, one lot of Bacon, one lot ol Cotmad'Hosebok and Kitchen Furniture. Terms casb. S. CHRISTIE, s. D. Oct25 C b 40) Subscriber -.at public auction, if notp .d of. cc: rTueday the 7thday It, all hii uiitan into o n the aretintown .odand @3 ,esk. thiirty two miles from HambugK it of one, two, and threeyears, for sp paper. A tl so, at the samS time and place. will be' .m.ld onn eredit of twIr months. his stock of Cattle. Sheep, Hozs:Plantation Tools. Corn, Foder, Gius, and Baseld and Kitchen Fuernituere. - - JOHN CREATHA~Il. Sen'r. November 4 d' 40_ Executor' Sale. W L L BE SOLD on W'.ednleselny e Pth f December next, at thme cacti time andl place of the sale of the hate B. F. Nia-coon deceai-edt; the bmlance of'the personal ectte o] the lace .Jycee Cuilpepper. dec'dl., consisting 0l two. Negroes, and some I.ion-eeld Fiirniture. Terms of sale, on all enme under five dl.llare cash, all seems ove: that acemunt onc a credit of twelve months. Purchasers will lhe requiredl tu nave ntotes with two anperoed seenirition. '' W. A. STRlOTIIER. D. R. STROITIIER. Exerutors. Non.1I e4 .11 Notice. W ILL BE 501.1) ccn W~enlay cth SV24th lnstantt, at the lae re'sidene ni ialliam Robertson. doecd.. aell the paretenal e's te. oef the said decensede. co~nsi--ting of 24 Ne rroes. crop of Corn. Fe~der. hficrse-, Stock eal acll kinds. Honschohel anid JKitch.en ernituire, Plantation Toobsc, andl other na cicles. On a cre. dit of twelve mantles for all ,sums o ver five dol Iners, for all seems at icr ueerer that amount. cash. Pcnrchiasers to give notes ande two approved se curities, before the~ prcoperty i lclivered. JAMiES RCOBERTSO)N. DOUGLASS ROBERTSON, Executiors. Nov. 1, 1841. if 40 AdndinIstrator's Male. U NDEltan orecr fromc the Ordinary. wil be sold-at the late residetnce of II. IF Nich olson. dec'd., on Wednesday the 8th of Decm leer, all the personal property ofrsaid deceased, consisting of twenty-one Negroes, llorses. .ilis, Cattle, Hlogs.. Cotton, Corn, Fodder, Oat". Farming Utensil..&c. Terms of Sale-Are cash for all scens at at tender five dollars, above that amoeet twelve moneths credit; note. with two approved secu ritiees will be invariably required before the pro perty is deliyered. J. 0. NICHOLSON. DAVID D. STROTHIER, Aldminist rators. Oc tober29 39 .fdusissistrator's 8ale. W LL BE 80LD, "n Mlonday the twent' nioth day of November next. tunder ati order from the ordinary of FEdgefield District, all the persnal property belonging to the estate of Emma F. Simkins, deceased. Consisting of abouit 30 Neernes, llorses .Meules. Cattle. Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Plati tation Utenaile. &c., &c. The teahe will he held at the Canelrk Plan, tation, on Little Saluda, and the terms will be for all amounts at or under five dollars cash; al over that amount twelve months credit, peer chaser giving naoe and two apeproved securities P. W. PICKENS, Adm'r. iOetnbrl 1A 37 U - Administrator's Sale. B Y an order from the Ordinary of Edgefield . District, will be sold, at the late residence a of Sarah Burns, Deceased, on Wednesday, the . 10th November next, all the personal property . belonging to said estate. consisting of nineteen Slikely Negroes, Cotton. Corn, Fodder and Oats; t Horses, Hogs, and Cattle; one Yoke of Oxen: two Road Waggons, Plantation Tools &c; Household aid Kitchen Furniture &c. Will besold, at the same time and place, the real estate, consisting of two tractsof Land. one - known as the hore tract, containine four hun dred ac-res. more or less, siatnted 3 miles above Edgefield Court fouse. on the road leading from Edgefleld to Abbeville; the trnet lying on Beaverdam Creek. adjoining Land< o( James Griflin, Capt. E. B. Belcher. aind others: con taining one hundred and forty acres, more or less. Terms of Sale-All sums under ten dol'ars cah.sall ins over thit amnine. ton a credit of twelve months. pirchasers giving notes with two npproved secnritii. JOHN P. BURNS. ? , EDWARD PRESLEY. 3Ad8rs. Oct. 18. IS41 c 38 GROCERIES, Xc. W E HAVE received, and are still receiv ing a good anid well selected assortment of GROCIRIES, usualy cAlled fur by Plan tes anid %erchants. We restpectfully solicit a share of Patronage from our friends anti the public. We have on hand. a good stock of SUGAR, COFFEE. lMOtASSES, BAG. GING. BALEROPE. TWINE. NEGRO SHOES. id such Staple goods as are usually kept by Groceries in this market. A 1.SO. SALT, IRON, and other leading articles in our line. We occupy the large and enemomodionsq Store. on Centre Street. frierly oecipied by Edward Adams. where wye nre selling low for cash. -ad regUest those who wish to lay in a supply to give usa call. LINDSAY & CUNNING1H.10.li Haibturg, Oct. 21, l'41- c 39 IOHRE*NE 1 GO ODS. BY WIIULESALF AND RETAIL AT J. P SETZE'S. 645 PI ECES ansoited Domestic, French aid British CALICOS 10-4 and 1,-4 best Linn Sheeting U.d and 5.8 pillow ca-w Linens 4-4 uondressed Irish Linens Bird's Eve Diaper (surne extra fine) -4 nnd l0.4 DaMauk Table Diapers Lonw- Lawns :-4. 7-d and 4 4 Damash Napkins Bleached and Unbleached striped bordered Towles Plain Green and Pi inted Flour Baize Rich prisited and satin striped Schlaly Plain do do do Plaini black and do do do Second moutning do T'agioiiienes. a very rich article for ladies dres!es Printed and embroidered Xinslin de Laine Plain. black and hicy colored do Balzarines, a isew article for evening dresses Chena figured Silk, Black tivared and itiriped Silks Black .dateoi Lisustiiig Black Gros dfe Ithine Blue itudje!t black tigiired Silks Blie black reps Silks Bluie llick Gro, die lbial Silks !llie 1mi1( black Gro. de 3lesiete Rich Meino aid Cheina Silk Scarfs Fillet and If. S. Gloves Shawls in great variety of styles Best whi:e and black Englizh Silk Hose and Rtich sprig::ed and datcd B.,bbine Lare Do do Swiss Musline Artificial flawets and Wrenths Needfle worked Vollars 10. 12. and 1.1 4 lar.4eilles Quilts. &c. &c. The above gools toigether with nearly eve ry article usually kept im a Dry Goods Store. will be sld by wholesale nd retail. as low as will be ioflered by any othet house ini this city, andI at tiled price's. Ariguta~. Oct. 14. 1941. f 39 .'ew Goodt4! .New Goodts Ithir Irienads and the public generally, that they1 h.av e ji.t rec.:ived froim New York, their nena~l suipply of F3 Ll L- WL TA PER GOODS, coi'ei5TNG i5 PART or W.,hiney aid Duiiiil Bliakets, Chldreni s f,..-e do Phiam an~d twsil.l Ker~eys. for Ncgroe wear. 4.4 plins and striped Lan.eys, Ried and biliue do tlSper blue and black Cloths. green andi grey do. ------andl fantcy Casshnieres, %,attine'tl and h.'ntiicky .Jcat - 1- brown i andI lf 'ehed Sieetintgs. . 4.4 4f0 do Shirtini: . iSuper G.r. dhe Rthine Btlack Silks, -' Gre. de $.i and lisahan do Cotlored .1ilk..:and~ Vaiis. .lom.I ne IDe Liie< noid Shally., Frenc anfi:itd Fl::h~ish .ileriniioes, lilack an tillutie btlack l1.labazi nes,~ D fatm4. Silk andtu Satin ShawsI A varietyv eof t'riel aniud .lerinso do Embtsfroidlered ('asmere due Jaconet l fk'. ande 111 .ilne oline. HATM& CA Ps, G;en:lemsein's lBeas er I lats. latest style, Suiprrior Oiler andie l'urr Caps. Yeuih's flats and1 Cares, Wool I fat.s and Sealf saps. An assortmn t of~ Saddles, Bridles, and .Martin gales. A large a,.sortment of Shoes, for men, boys, and women, A L.'O Hardware & Groceries; Siturn. Coffees. and Teas. .Mo lasses and Salt, Sperm atnd Tallow Candles. Lanmp Oil. &c-. &c. Thley at-.. have ai supply of good Che-se on hiand. Imving imade arrangemnents to be supplied with this article very regularly during the sea son, it may be found at their store at all times. All the nbrove articles will be sold low for rash or on time to putnctnita eniiomeru. Oct. 21, tf 38 BIANh.D & BUT LER. NOTICE. A L persons to whom the Estate of B. F. A Nichel.~.en deceasedf, is inidebeted, 'are re quiested tn presenm their aecounts, and those who owe the -aime. are regnired io pay themt de maned' must be legally attested. J. 6. NICHOLSON, D. I. ST ROTHIE R. Admainistrators. October'2s tf 39 Cauti ton. ALL persons are cautioned against trading for three Notes of hand, or either of themn given to Joseph Davis, or bearer, all dated 29th of Angust, 1840, as follows: one note for three hundred and twenty-five dollars, paynble 25th December, 1841, one note for three humndred and twenty-five dollars. payable 25th Decetn. her. 1842, and etne note payable'25th Decembier, 1843. for three hundred and twenty-flve dollars. II am determined not to pay the said notes, nor either of them, unless compelled by law, as the connideration for which they were given has failed.BBENAMIN DAVIS, . n.. rl. .1 38 RETAIL STOEi ASSORTED. T 11 E Subscriber has on hand the fello articles, which he will be happy ID A anly one who may favor him3 with a call, 4Wr Contra Stieet, Sign of the Cross Kqys DRY GOODS. Viz: very fine French Caumbricks very English Prints, fine Prints, fine Merinoes, Cali coei, Flannels. Tickings, Dickings, Hamiltoa Stripe, Superfine long Cloth, beacbed 'am unbleached Homespun. Blue homespun, Oas. bnrgs, Ribbons. Cmbreilas, Shawls Handker. chief. Cotton Card. Combs. Brnhee,Brown't fancy laseskets. Voellh, Needles, Pns. Scissors, Ball Cord, llats.Caipq, Shoes, Ilo'e and half Iflose. Gloves, ready made Shirt', Vnstp, Pants, GROCERIES. Best Rio and Cuba Colfee, Crashed Sugar, best browni Sno-ar. Rice. Goshen Butter, S ' nnd Talli.w Candles. Soap. Starch, Rnsing, in wheole, half and quarter Bozest Molsse 31ackcel. 3lulers. Potatoev. audOnions. Pipes, . 1uetard. Peppwr. Cheeoe, HerringsSoda, So gar aid Butter Crackers, Toilette and Shaving Soalp, Pocket Knives. Jewelry, the first qn Spanislh "egers, Chewing Tobacco, S , Lamp Oil &c. CONFECTIONA RIES. French Cordials, Fruitse in Brandy, Portur, Guava Jel!v. Pipes. Sugar Pims, Rock, Mint, Lemon.Barley and IlorehoundCanidies.Pnines; Oranges. Lemecon,, 3lnInga Grapes, Apples, Bnneiwas. an a&srtment or .Toys, with many other articles too numerone to montion. JAMES A. ELBRIDGE. Hamburg Oct. 14. 18It e 38 Clothingt 4- Hat Store. Hamburg, S. C. F HE Sjbscriber has open ed a braich of lis estub ment in tik place. where he will keep conrctanitly on hand, a gcnercal assortment of ready umade CLOTHING nnd HATS. ofevery de-cription; which he will sell on as reasonable terms, as he has heretofore in Augusta. Hi- Store is on Centre Street next to the Grocery of meser. ilowrrd & G:armany. N. B. CAPS aud TRUNKS always kept onl hand. FRANCIS 1H. COOKE. Oct. 21, 1-41 b 39 NEW GROCERY AND FR0 tV110.V STORE. THE Sthlescriler:s heg leave most re .I. ,pectfully to iiformin the inhablitants of Edge field and iL viciniy. tiat they have taken tie Store fortmerly occtpiad by Siith & Frazier, and nearly opposite 3lers. Bland & But.r, w%-here they are now receiving and opening, and intend to keep constantly on hand, a general and well selected a~iortnent of GRUCElIES FoR FAMILY USE. Their Goods are purclued at the loeest Cas prices in the New York and Boston markets, and will be sold as low as they canl be boughtim Augustal, or hlamburg. (transportation added,) for Cash, or for approved papet, (in short time They leave neade suich arrangemenots as will enable' themn fron tite to time, to replenih" their Stock with desirible articles, and no ezer tion will be spared in catering for the tastes and appetites of thee caleny public. To all we say. call and see us, and if we do you no good we most positively assure you, that we will do you no harm. P. A. SCRANTON, C. A. M EIGS. Edernel1I C. H. Oct. 20. 13-11 tr 38 NEW GOODS. T IE sueberibers have teceived from New York an extensiv-.assortment of GOODS, suitable for the season. AsO.G wIttCtt ARaE: Black, Blue. Browne. Green, Olive and Mied Broad Cloths, Plaine Blaek, Diamnond, antd Double Wave Rearer Cloth., Black, blue, dr ab miexed & fancy double milled Ca'esimuce, Plain & figuered $tlk. Sattitn & Woollen Velvet Vcetings, Cravats. S'.'ecks. Sce:rs. II andk'fs. IHoslery, Gloves. .Sen~eders. Comllaurc. Bosoms, Con andl Merino Shertk aned Drawers, Ihat1, Umbrellas, dM. Thie abo.ve~ Gioe.ls we're purchsed low, and wrill be' sold aeccoerdinelv. N. 11. Tlhe TrAIllNG Department will receive onr palrticechar attenetion, feelitng greatful for past favors, and ia disposeitione to please our ceuomer'. aced the public ge'ncrallv; a contin anece of wh~ose patrosnne e i re'epectI'nil~ysolicited. ' BRYAN & MIlNOR, .lhrchant Tailors. .Yew Fall A' Winter Goods. r 111 I E ,nbeheir tak. plea:sure in nouo ing te he ce.tomter-, antd the public gen eraely. leat he i'. notw, ande will bee receiving, unete nhlout thme ~.h inst., a czenera! assortmentuof FALL & WIN'Fim GOODS, Embe~rcieg me a vacrietv ,ef'-rciclea as tis usnally kepjt ine this mearke t. con.ttin ine partas follows: A eGe'en Anoi rMb:En 07 Engrlish & Aacrican Prints, 3Msuss black arnd ceelede Silks, Flannels, K~eetucky Jeanes. Btroad Cloths. Casui lucre.. S-stent.. Vesteing, &c. ALS.. Kerseya, Lindlseys',, and various otheer oesan Goode, suitable for Negroes. At.5O, A good assortmelet of Negrro Shoes, Saddls. Biridlese, &c. Hardware A' Cutlery, Together wieb many articles in thme GROCERY LINE.,.il of wheich will be sold low for cada, or on tieme, to approved cuestomers. A G000 st:Prt. or LiSugar and Coffee, kept consttly on heaned, and sold at redneed prices. onsl, for ensh. Feeheng thankful for past patronage, he hopee by senic attention to business, to merit a cntin uance of thec same. E. B. PRESLEY. Octobler 11. 1P41. tf 37 Teacher Wanted. r' iE tenderaitgned being authorished by I the Ninety Six Association, annoonee, tha t p'oposdflasvwdl he reeived by him, until the fis of November, when an election will take pla.:e for a Teacher to take chearge of Mt. Prospees, Acadlemy, two miiles north weat of Cambridge, for the cesuineg year. Testimonials of comp. tency ande leigh meot al character wilh he required. Salary will b'e liberal. S. V. CAIN, Calhnua. Cambridge. October 21 e 38 N OTICE. OUCR friends in the Counotry, and elsewhe nre informed that the death of one rt friend and Co-partneer. Doctor CharseM. Bift will neot derange thme reguelar routine of ear be siness at all, ase it will be continued by the r viving Copartner under the same firm nam. MURRAY&HILL. Pr. i. H. MURRAY. Surviving Copertnr. Onte1 1 er