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gy S AND RETAIL AT P. SETZES. - -PIECES asated Domestic, tre h and Bratish CALICOS 104as1.4 bst LineSbeeing 9.8 and &.a iew came IWns 4.4'ndremsd Iraih Lime Bird's Eye DVAWe(e OxushtAn) 84 and 104 p TAble Diape :-4.7-8=44 andd a 1 Napins m.,.e and Umeslnched striped bordeed Towles Plain Greesad Prined Flour Baiae Richprinted ad satin stried S ally Plain do 4 0 Plai black ad do do do Sicead moutuing do Taglioemnes. a very gich article for ladies dresses Printed and -mbroidered Muslin de Laine Plain. black and facy colored do Bahsarines, a new article for evening dresses Chena igured Silks BSlack and striped Silks Black 9Lstring slank Gras do Rhine Bd' black figuredSilks glee86 blaG=e do Ioal Silks ow and black Gros de Messine jdm Marino and Chena Silk Scarfs F-11t and H. S. Gloves wils in greatvariety of stycs Best whiteand black inghish Silk Home and Half Home Rich sprigged and dotted Bobbine Laceo Do do Swim Muslis Artilcial Bowers and Wreaths Needle worked Collars 10. It and 144 Marseilles Quilts. &c. &e. The abuve goods, together with nearly eve ry article usually kept in a Dry Goods Store, will be sold by wholesale and retail, as low as will be oemd by any other house in this city. and at fied prioes. Augusta, Oc14,1I4. r 39 State of South Carolina. ' EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. B Y OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire, Ordi nary ofEdgefeld Ditrict. Whereas, U4h B Hambleton and Joseph Comlaan, hath applied to me for Lettersof Ad. ,,;ibistration, with the will annexed on all sled singular the goods and chattels, rights and cre ditsof Ransom Hambleton, late of the District aforesaid. deceased. Thes. are, theraforeto cite and almoni., all and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to he and appear before me, at owr net Ordina 's Court for the said District. to be boldes at Edgeld Court House oi tie 15thdayor Nov'ber. 1841,toshow cause, ifany, why the said Adminitration should not be granted .. Given under my band and sal this Ist day of November one thousand eight hundred ar; forqyne, and in the sisty-ixth year or Ameri can Independence. 0. TOWLES, 0. E. D. -Nor. 4.1141- ($2 14) I 40 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. B YOLIVER TOW LES. Esquire, Ordi nary of Edge6eld District. Wheres, Williamt B. Mlays,. hath applied to me for later of Administratiou, on all and singur the goods and chatels, rights and cdits of John Goodeil late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to Cite and admonish a and singular. the kindred and creditoars of thesaldeceased, tobe and atar before ne, ar our next Ordinary's Court she said D. trict; to be hoideb at Edgefeid Court House ot tfie 15th day of November uextta show cause, if uany, the said Administration should tiot a der hand and meal ti lit day of November of ontethousand e ght hundred ad forty-one, and in the itsixya of Anmeri can independence.0.TWEI. . November 1, 1841, (p 124) b 4a State or South Carolinia. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. B Y OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire Ordinary of Edgefield District. Whereas,Saml. P.3MeNary.hnth applied to me ror Letters of Admifnistratiufl, on all and sin ular the goods and chattels, righ se and aredats ofDvaniel P. Walker, late otthe District aforesai, decesed. These are, therefore, toncise and admon ish all and singular, the kindred and credh tora of the said deceased, to be andI appeuar before me, at our next Ordinary's Ct'ors for the said District to be holden at Edge Leld Court House on the 1th dlay of No reanber 1841, to show cause if any, why she said Administration should not he granted. year at American Independence. Given under my band and seal this 30tha day ot October, 'one thousand eig~ht hun tdred and forty-one, and in the sixty-sixth 0. TOWLES, o. r.. n. October 30 [S2 124] b 40 State or South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. BY OLiVElt TOWLES, Esquire, Ordinary of Edigeseld District. Wheras,.Simpson Corley end Sarah Corley, bath applied toe me for Leuters of Adminitration, on all and singular the Sooids and chattels, rights and credits of Basistaiacarley. late of the District atore sad, deeased. - Theme are, therefore. to cite and admon ich alf and siogular, the kindred and credi tors of the said deceased,. to be and a ppear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said- District to be bolden at Ed~ge Bield Court Hlouse on the 15th day of No 'rember,184l, toshow cause, ifany,wby the said Aduioissration sliould not be granted. Given under my baud and seal this 1st day of Nov'ber, one thousand eight hun dred and forty one, and in the sissy-sixth yearofAomrsa 1needne 0. TOWLES, o. z. v. (vo ..1841 [82124] h 40 State or South Carolinta. 'bereas, Whitield~ Brooks, hath ap plied to me forLetters of Administration, on all andsigelar the go ad shauels, sights and credlita of oaathan Weaver, late at the District aforesaid, deceased. !fThee are, therefore,',to cite and admon llh all and jsihgularw the kindred and credi to0s the # geicpased, to he and appear befrnfe, at oOr nest Ordinary's Court for ths'said District to be holden at Edgelekd Cur oeseoS the 15th day .of Noves. to'dh U sifay h the {oy.I, 1841 2 ] b 40 HA!BUBR , . U. T HE Subscriber ansonUnee ut his froin Tand the public, that he has rensated from his late stand to the corner ofCentre and Mar ket Streets. nearly opposite the Post Office, where beoffers for sale; Baggi . Hemp of42 to 44 inches, weighing I t6 ]I lbs. to the yard. Bagging, lempor 44 inches, weighing 11 lb. to the yard. Bagging. Tow, of 44 inches Kentuck Bale Rope , inch to I inch Twine, hre ra Choice clafied Sugar St. Croix Sugar Porto Rico do. Double re6ned L oaf Sugar Lamp Supr Rio and Cuba Coffee Old White Java do. Cauies, Gunpowder and Imperial Tea. West India Molasses New Orleans do. Rice in Tierces Salt in Sack and Balk Sall for table use Sweedish Iron assorted, all sizes German, Cast and Bli.:ered Steel Nails and Brads, assorted Bacon Boxes Bar Soap Black pepper Sperm Candles Tollow do. Hull & Sons patent Candles Flour And a variety of other articles In addition to the above be will be constantly receiving from New York and Charleston, a supPly ofall the etaple articles in his line. He avails himself of thts occasion. to return his thanks to has friends and the public for their liberal support. nd pledges himself to use his best efforts to give satsfcton. to all who may plense to favor him with their patronage. LDWARD ADAMS. Oct. 5, 1841 -d 37 Hardware and Cutkry.d T H E Subscribers have just - ceived di reet from the Mlanufactures in Eng- I laud and the Northern Sistes, a handsome nd well aisurted stock of Hardware and Cullery: which they offer for sale on very easonalble terms, Wholesale and Retail, it the corner (brick building) of Centre til 3ereer Streets, among which are: English. Swedes and American Iron assorted sizes a Sandersons Cast Steel German. English and American Steel Baud and Honp Iron. assorted sizes Lead, Cut and wrought nails, all sizes Collins Axes, Adzes, Chizels & Gouges Mill Irons. full assortment Anvels, Vices. Smith Bellows, Iforse Shoes and Horse Shne nails. Wagon Boxes. Chains Wood Screws. Pois. Bake pens and Frying pans. Table Knives & Forks, Pen.and Pocket Knives Mill. Cros,cut, Hand nod Tenant Saws Locks & Hinges, Carpenters Planes and hamnmers Coffee Mills. Gridirons and Augers Grinstones. Mavilla, and Cotton Rope I to 2 inches And other articles, such as are usually kept in Hard ware Stores. HENKELL & ROBINSON. Hamhurr, Sept. 30, 1841 d 36 a THIE PILOTOKEN UR FEMALES FRIEND. . For dhe Reief of Females saferina uder ihetic Diserders. Periedical Compaats. . -e-s. Pa 4"s, re.. rc. T HIS Medicine may be resorted to with that utmost contitlence. for the purpose or relieving and retmovineg almost all thnse com-J '~ait. peculiar to Pemales. atad which ~onen ad nsomefornm or other to permatnent ill eacth. It will also relieve mnuch of the stiffer- ( ing, and prevent those accidents to which all nuthers are exposed. Pampthlets containing satisfactory testiano- I as,. irections and much informnation~vsluahle t o Females and heatds of families, may ho hada Iratis. where the Plsiloteken is sold. by EDWVD. J. 3II.MS. Edgefeld C. lef. IIAVILAND, HIA RR.1L & A LLE.N,. Chnaes. NAVILAND. RISLEY & CO. Augasta. Pricen SI 50I per Bottle. October 11 2m" 37 . LOST, T H REIE Notesaof hand this 4th day of LOctub,-r. ina the V'iltage of Edlgefieldl, nc note on Jamesuc R,-yaold, lfor sixty dlol arm. panyable t o the Subsscribecr, dated some lame the paalusttaummer, and pavalale Janu ary nea'. One other sute on Elbert Doby. or seventy 6ve dullars, dated in Mtarch last, and payable in Oct. instant ; credited it March la'st with $13, andl this day with $10. Also ue other nnte on John Wit lock. for forty dollars, dated in July last. payable one or three days after date, all payable te, the suhscriber. JOHN A. MACKER. EdgehialdI C. H. Oct. 4. 1841 if 36 Notice. LL persons having any demands against~ Athe esetate of Ensley J. Colvin, deceased, e requsested to render themn into the subscriber pop,-ely anthenticated. anad alt those indebted o said estate will please make paymanent. ROBERT JENNINGS, Adeniaistrvaior. October 24 c* 3 NOTICE. O UR friaends in the Country. and elsewhere are informed that the death of our late friend and Co-partaner, Doctor Charles M. Bill; will ntot derange the regular roontme of our bn siness at all, as it will be continued by thse sur riving Cupartnsr utoder thae same firm name. MURRAY & HILL Pr. J. H. MURRAY. Surviving Copartner. Octt21, i38 NOTICE. AL raons o whom the Estate of B. F. INieha,lson, deceased, is indebted,'r re uested to present their accounis, and those who owe the eaame. are required to psy theta; de wands must be le a atested. 1.0. NICHOLSON, D. R. ST ROT HER, AdaIsitrtmrs. tf 39 Caution. ALL persons are cautioned against trading for three Notesofhand~or eter oflte, given to Joseph Davis, or hearer, alD dated 29th of August. 1840,as fallowst..one nose ror three hundred ad twenty-les dollars, payable 25th December,.1843, en e te ii three hundred and twenty-Ave dolls a ya e25th Decem ber 1849, andoenenote Wh t December, 834or three handied ~etwenty4ve dofarn. I a delertind.Dgt to pey th-said netes, nor eiter. hem, unless compeled by law s the aoienif fsr whic dea ~has rle .m -.3 Water -refe W 90;W ' Hhausoo, September 9; . HE Subscriber bege leave to hi friends and the public, that he he WAREHOUSEand COMMISSIOWD SINESS, at his former stand,.known'as th Water Proof Warehouse. Detached as it is from other buikigiitol cation renders it nearly as secure frow ire, ai 4 it were lire proof. The 9oorso 6f its have been elevated above the higis waue of the 4roat freshet of May 184; and eseh a these divisions of the building, will atom from 1.500 to 1,800 bales of Cotton, both of these ar designed to be esclusively set apart for he Cot ton of planters and country merchant0,who wi thus be secured from the possibility of .ls anIc damage by fresbets. He avails himself of the present occasion i return his thanks to his friends and patrons. fa their liberal support during the last season. He solicits from them. and the public general I ,a continuatin of thisconfidenee, and assiuri em. that in return for their patronage he wil a.e his best ersonal efforts. to promotp an protect their utterest committed to his arge in addition totbisassnrance.hepledgeshil i that he will in no case purchase a bale of Cot ton. directly or indirectly. He will attend to the sale and shipp' g 6 Cotton, the receiving and forwarding Goods ,r any other business usually transicted' by I ouission Merchant. G. WALKER. September30 6m 35 WarehoUse & CoumiN BhJSINkESS, TUHE subscribers having leased for a ser of years, that commodious and ellgibl Warehouse, formerly known as Cociages A retr's, beg leave to offer their services, to their riends and the public, in the Storage and sal of Cotton. From the elligibility of their Warehous, to ether with its central position, thew Usite hemselves that they are able to offer ladne Dents to Planters and others, unequalled by ny establishment of the kind in the place. Cotton consigned tA, them, by the river, will e landed wharfage free, aid no commissions ill be charged for reshipping Cotton the Lail Road or River. Plantera need be no pprehensions with regard tofrese, as the ri 'er will have to tise 7 feet in the business parts f the town, before our Warehouse will be over owed; and all Cotton stored with us will be asured againstfresiets. grais, if required. Insuirancecan be effected on ou Wa t as low a rate as any odier in town: and as ,nr stmstendeavors shall be used to give Ins at sutisfaction. we hope to merit and recetve a heral share of pationage. Liberal advances will be made on Cotton in tore. Our commissions fur selling cotton, will be 5 cents per balc. BRITTON MIMS. THOMAS G. KEY. Hamburg, September Is. 1841 i 31 General Drug Store, 'entre-treet, Hamburg, S. C. oppos OLD AMERICAN HOEL, IMURRAY & BILL EEP constandy on hand, at t iouse. a general assortumnt )RUGS. MEDICINES. INSTRU PERFUMERY. PAINTS. OILS STUFFS, HATTER'S M RIALS, WINDOW . All of which they o ad on terms to suit. AU orders ezerwt A supply of warranted iways ou hand. suited to the Hamburg, Angust 2. NOTICE. 'MZ EUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gmikEs Ian application. ly petition, wvill u the ILagislature of turns State. at its it )ecmber next, for sa Act declaring Shawi :>eek, from a point calledl Gullidges ford,dowt in its contiunuce in: South Edisto, a publiecbigh ay, for the bonting and rafting of Timber and ,umber-and for the appointing of Conas ioners to open. and keep open, the aid creek d the inspection of slopes through Mill Dams d other ob,.tructionm on said Creek. with a ew to its being n chantnel or thorughfare tc ransport Lumber fromnt s borders to the sea moan. JAMES PURViS, Shaws Creek. July 8 tf 23 Executors' S ale. WI IL L lie sold on thec first Wednesday Vin December neat, at the late resi ence of Hiltary M'. Collier, deceased. ii Edgield District Soumh Carolina, all the roperty bothi Real and Personal belonging in said Estate,. except the negroes, there i abot thirteetn hundred A cres of best Oati nd Hickory Land, which will he dividem into two tracts, leaving with the Houst place about 650 to 700 Acres. As regards the value of ithiw property its character is 0 n ell known, as to make a description a it almost useless, It is considered one o ihe best Country stands for a Public Hous! in the State, it being on the Martiatowi Road, the great tboroughfair, leading fran the west to nil the lower country markets and a noted stand with all the Deovers amd when viewed purely as a planting in terest, it presents many advantages, tha offertiliy of soil and its adjacency to onece the best Markets in the United States. The land sold on a credit of one and wi yearsthe personal property twelve monthi Amon't the personal property will h sold the Entire .rop of Cotton and Core R. M'ERRIWETHER,) R. H ENDERSON, Egecuton ISAAC T. HEARD, The Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel, an Greenville Mounotaineer, will give ih above six weekly insertions and forwari ther accounts to this office previous to tb day of' sale. Oct, ,l811 h36 Notice. THE estate of John Coker.deceassd, helm .left Derelict, and agreembly to an Act the ~~jitnre,ititsmademydut totakiecharg of, ad settle said isate. I a i theefore P ee to sell at the late residence of said deceax adi eeh sad nthe 11th di of Noymber next. all the proeryand estal of said deceised, eensistin~g ortreNegrec Horses, Mules, Cattle and Hogs. Corn as Fodder, Plantation Tools, setBaksi Tools. one Baronebe~anldone Piano Forts, ?4 on a credit of aia mtonths, purcer. 1gi their Notes with approved securities. OLWER TOWLE.S. October31 d Notiee. IS HEREBY GWVEN, that appleion wl ..be mnade at the neut session of he e&s tre, toope a public road, leading from I R. C. Griflina, on the Islandford road, toM Creek on the old Charleston road, a n tts 1r t Valuable Land Or Sales T HE Subriuber WTffer fot salehia valuabl ..Eplintation wherean he now resides, situ ated in Edgefeld district, aboit one mile c Meeting Street, containing Amr hdndred an thirty-three acres; abt.ut two hbtsdred of whic is under good fences. and in a high state of cu tivation. On the premises are a good dwellin house, kitchen, barnm, stables, and all necessar out buildings. Also an excellent Horse Mil capable of grinding 3U bushels per day. An person desirous of purchasing, are requested i call and examine for themselves. Terms mad easy. Also, to sell, rent, or lease, one House and Lot, in the village of Edgefield, adjoining Mi Mat. Mims, coutaining 45 acres. THUS. U. HARVEY. July 8. if 23 Estrays. Af UEL L. HILL, livin; about two and i half miles south orAb'bevtlie Couit House tolls before me two estray mare 3MU LES: on< of a dark brown color, fourteen hands high about seven years old, no brands or muark e ceivable. The other of a sorrel color, wit blaze on the forehead. foutteen and a half hand high, about seven yeais old, no brands or marki perceivable. The brown Mule is shod all round the sorrel Mule shod before. Each appraisei at Sixty dollars. The Mules can be seen a Samue L Hills. THOS. THOMSON, Magistre. Seplamber 20 m4t 35 State or South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. William Chastain. assignee, Dedaratiae 92 vs. Edward Collier, Sr. AtachAIent. W HEREAStheplainti intheabovestatet case has this ay filed his Declaration a ainst theDefendant.who isabsent fromand wid out the limits of this State, (as it is said.) havini neither wife nor attorney, known within th same, on whom a copy of the Declaration, will a rule to plead thereto might be served: Or dered. that time Defendaet plead to the Paid De claration. within a year and a day from the dant thereof, otherwise final and absolute judgmen will bg awarded against him. JNO. F. LiVINGSTON, C. C. P. Clerk's Ojee, May 15. 141. 3. & T. aqe 17 State of South Carolina. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. ABBEVILLE DISrRIcT. Mourning S Patterson, DecLaratia Executrix, vs. by cLdimar ia A. V. Cox. AusttAie. T HE Plaintiff having I day iled his de claration in my 0 ice, and the Defendan having no wife or attorney known to be with in the State upon whom a copy could be serveo with a rule to plead. On motion. order. that the Defendant do plead to the said declat ation within a year and a day from this date, o final and absolute judgment shall be awarde against him. J. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. r. Clerk's Office, I Sept 30, 1841. jU aT aqe 36 State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Green B. Crawford. Dedaration in At vs Wade Sbuttlesworth. ) tachment. W HEREAS the Plaintil'in the above miat ed case. has this day filed his DeeIara and without the limits of this State, (as it i sai.) having neither wife nor attorney, knowi within the same. on whom a copy of the Deelat ation. with a rule to plead thereto might be mere ed: Ordered. that the Defendant plead to th said Declaration, within a year and a day. fror tme date thereof. otherwise final and absolut judgment will be awarded against him. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. C. P Clerk' Offe, Miay 15, 1841. a. & -r. aqe 17 State of South Carnlina. ABDBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THlE COMMON PLEAS. John Mloote vs. Declaratioa in Attach. athew Houston. meat. 'jljIE REA $ the Plalutiffin the above ata VVed case, has this dasy filedl his. Declar tion ncainst the Defendant. who is absent from and withot the limits of thia State. (as it i' said having neither wile nor attoney. known wit in the sanme, on whom a copy of the Declat tio with a rule to plead thereto might he ser ed: Orndered, that mihe Defendant plead to tl said Declaration, within a year and a day fro the date thereof, otherwise final and absolu judgment will lie awarded against hiinm. JN). F LIVINGSTON, C. C P. Clerk's Offte. ay 15. 1l. a. &-r. aqe 17 Staite of' Southa Carolina. EDGEFIELD DiSTRICT. R ICHARD ELLE.S. living eight mu south of H igrin's Ferry, toiled beforer otie salnl bny HORSE. l.1hanids and one in' high, both hindm~ feet and omn faire foont white: small star ini lis forehead. hip shonen in his i< hi. judged to be ahbout eleven years old. A praised at $:ii0. A ppraised by John Chapina Sen , Giles Pits. Lewis Sample. JAMlES 3AYNARD, Magistrals. Septemiber 30ui4t 35 state of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THlE COMMON PLEAS~. Samuel R. Fuller, Dcdaratioa ia Auaco vs. John Baggs, %ment. W HER EA S the Plaintiffin the above ae ed ca'e, has this day filed his deela tion againsat the Defendant, who is absent frna and without the limits ofthis State,(ail is sail having neither wife nor attorney, known wi in the same. on whom a copy of the Declaratia with a rule to plead thereto, might be servi Ordered, that th said Defendant p lead to I said Declaration, within a year ada day fri the date thereof, otherwise final and aheols judgment vill be awarded against him. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. C. P. Clerk's Ofce, tay 4, 14. 3.& r. ae 12 Brought to the Jail O Fthis District anegrn boy, by the name BILL about 5 feet. 34 inches high. we dark compleuion. and hetweens :15 and 40 yei of ge, stoat built, and hasa scar on his I cheek, and one jnat over his lefl nipple. I says that he belongs to Mir. J. Beck, of Ellb eounty, Georgsa. The owner is reqested to come forwsi prove property.pay chrges and take him awi C. H. GOODMfAN, Ju. a. a Agust 5, 1841 zf '2J STATE OF S. CAROLIX. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. M ACKLING BROWN, tells before ni small bright dunn hots. MULE, with scar on the right hip~suppsed tobe 13years el appraisdhty Pheasant 5earles. Isaac Hawi and Mitchell Cox. atfivedollars. L. B. FREEMfAN.s. ,. n.,tsb..29 mit' ZW I SIBLEY & ISHER, Wiwereone and Coumfts ajen .Werchants, HAMBURG. S. C. AKE pleasure in announcing to their Country frienda and to the Public generally, that their WAREHOUSE AND WHARF 15 NOW IN GOOD CONDITION. r Havinq raised the Warehouse above the highest high-water mark of the great May flood, with sufficient foundation to make it perfectly secure from an) Rise in the River. I while our location in Point of FIRE not surpassed by any Ware House in Hamburg, being situate on the Corner of Centre and Market Streets. and occupy ing the whole front Square to Cook Street, opposite the Bank & Post Ofee. conveni ent to the Rail Road, immediately on the River. and in the very Centre of the Prin ciple Conon Dealers.and Shippers, and the great thoroughfair to the Bridge. Grateful for the liberal support we have hitherto received, solicit from our Patrons and the public generally, a continuance of their confidence. From our long experi ence in the Warehouse and Commision buiness, feel coufldent, with our facilities, to be able to give to all entire sa:fnrtion. We make liberal advances ou Cottou in Store, and will attend to the Sale or Ship ping or Cotton on moderate terms. Business Committed to our care will receive prompt attemtion with our best ef forts ror the interest of Customers. SIBLEY & USHER. Hamburg S. C., Oct. 1, 1841, if 36 Facturage & Connission usiness, HAMBURG, S. C. A 8 I have declined selling goods, I beg leave to return my grateful acknowledgn ments to my friends, and the public generally, for their liberal patronage while thus engaged I now offer my services to the public as an Agent. to receive and furward all kinds of me chandize and produce. And. as I will not be engaged in any other business. I will pay strict attention to the interest of all those consigning their produce or merchandize to me, and while in my house the bestcare will be taken, and for warded with despatch, or orders promptly obeyed. Frmn* experience and observation. I have long thought that a faidful agent could render considerable service to the planters. in selliig their cotton and Bour, and buying their groce ries; And, as I have been engaged in this mar ket, for the last ten years, and acquainted with the general reawise ofbusiness. I therefore oie: m services to my friends and the planters gen Arly and will faithfully devote my undivided auttention to the interest of all those who may commit to my charge, the selling of their pro duce, and buying such articles as they may or der. I a nl ease, my connission shf be moderate. IH. L JEFFERS. 2,Sept.3, 1841 tf 35 I am not interested in any Warehouse place; therefore all Cotton sent to my be stored as directed, and if nodrec judgment will be used for the H. L. J. 'e Monntaineer, Edgeheld Ad - Messen es and Highland - PL 4. .) a61.....'f.er-in two months, and forward bills. and Shoe Shop. subscriber has in Hamburg, on Centre street opposite Messrs. Hon - ard & Garmanys' a BOOT and SHOE 8hop. where he will keep on hand fine SHOES & BOOTS, warranted work; likewise an assortnent of Coarse Shoes manufacetured at his Tanyard near Mt. Vintage. on the old Stage Road, between Edgefield Court House antd Hamburg. Unrries on the Saddlery and Harneis business, in all its branches, and will sell low for cash, Good rawv Hides will be ta ken in ::-ade or for cash, as will suit the parties. All business in his line. attended to with despatch. M. L. GEAIRTY. H amburg, Oct. 4, 1841 if 36 PLA1NTER's HOTEL. ( FORMrER LY K NOWtN A S G LOV E R'S.) IN EDGEFIELD VILLAGEI. THE SUBSCRIBER having putchased theaboveestablinment,atnd been it mnch expense in Guting it op for the accommodation of Fanmilies, and transient Boarders; would now call public attention to it. His Hotel is new, and spacious, situate near the Court House, in a very airy situation, and his Table he flatters himsel( will bear a compar ison. with any onie found in ant inland town. For health, the vitliage is notorious: and lhe has ' made such arrangements as be feels confident 'will give satisfaction to Fames ht ayry ivillae is surrounded by numcrous Springs of -excelent water. a His Stablesare under the mnperintendanice of a careful Hostler, and ate large and airy. Tsaus a as rottows: Relnar Boarders, per month. $15 00 -Chilren and servants half price., ,Day Boarders, 15 Horse per month,125 -per day, 7 I ~ C. H GOODMAN. a lET The Augusta Chronicle, and Charleston Courer, will please give the above six inset tions, twice a week, and forward their accounts o .C.IH. G. June 25. .if 21 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. iN TIEE COURT OF ORDINARY. eEREAS a purpneting to be the lat iapteraent of Thomas -e - nolds, late of the District and State aforesaid, y was admit'ed to probate In costeabmon the g 4Se tmber ls; and whereas Wilev R ,,Reyn nolds. ad JosephWh d and Sophla his wih whe would have been en. ' titled to distribution shares la the estate of said . Thomas, if be had died intestate,bhave given me e notice that they reqire thesaid will to he r. d in das forstm ; and whereas John Re nolds, one of the distributees of said estate re sides without the limits of this State: and a proper petition bevinig been prepared for this - purpost hereby give notice to the said John Reynolds, and toall others interested in said Estate, thaton the 14th ofinarn nexnl haD e heas testimony nceerning said will, and pr. iiceed to determine the valdt teof. II 0. TOWLES, SOrdinary of! Edggei Disfrkt. Oct. 12, 1841 zne 37 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. rHenry Williams.' I' M t Guthrage Wilhams, romign Anackment. T 11E Plaintiff having thi day filed is Deetaiton in tuy a&i# and ie De' feudant haying no wife at sllthfey known to we within the State, on whom a copy of the same, with a rule to plead, could be served. It is ordered that the Defeddant plead to the said . declaration within a wear and a day, or fAnal - and absolute judgement will be ven agaiat him. GEO. POP. c. c. P. Ckrks 05e, t May20. 184J. J . w, w. ag 16 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Beverly Burton Auscmaent, vs Wm.3). Steile. Delr. F HE Plaintiff having this day led bit I Declaration in my oflice, and the-beend at having no Wife or Attorney known to be within tihe State, on whom a copy ofthesame. wite a rule to plead, could be served. It is or dered that the Dcfendant plead to tie said dee laration within a year and a day, or final and absoluti judgement will begiven against him. GEO. POPE. c. c. P. Clerk's Office. Dec. 18, 1840. as $7 60 47 State of South 'arolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAN R. C. Baldwin & Co. vs Auarkese Grad- & Ic Ren,,ids. Asawse. Vi 1IE Plaitiil having is day fied his do claration in the above stated case, and the Detendant naving no wife or attorney known to be within this State, ape wham a copy ofthe said declaration with a rleted can be served. It is ordered that the ad Le fendant doappear and plead tothe said declara. tion, within a year and a day,from the publiea tion hereof, or finalad absolute judgment will be awarded against hans. 4i EO. POPE, c. c. P. Mare 2. 1841, f 3 r $7 50 aeq 19 State of South Carolsia. EIGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN 7"k; COMMON PLEAS. Josiah King vs. I mrga AueAment, Bemy Proctor, Decdlaaia sa Assummpit. I %HE Plainstilhaving this day filed his aeclar ation in my offies, and the Uetendana hay ing no wife or attorney knuwn to be within the Statr;, on whom a copy of the same, with a role to plead, could be served. It is ordered that the Defendant plead to the said declaration within a year and a day, or final and absolute judgement vill be given against him. GEO. POPE, C. c. T. Clerk's 05cc, May 13, 1541. c. age 16 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Samuel Butler & wife, Applicants vs Thomas Carpenter &onhers Def'ts. IT Appearing to my satisfaction that Thns. Carpenter, R. Carpenter, James Gray and his wife Mary. reside withbut the linitsof this State. Itis therefore or. ~lthe disi or sale 0. the real Estate of Reuben Carpenter, deceased, ono bWois the third day of Jnnary nezt,orthel#En sent to the same be entered or record. 0. TOWLES, o. x.. . I Oct.5, 1841 ab 36 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. iAndy Reynolds and wife, Applicants, vs. Hellzekiah Edwards& wae, &othaers, Defis. IT appearing to tmy satisfactioni, that Nnwel ITullis anid w'ife'Elizabeth, Thomas Gar sett ai~d wife Nancy, and Briant 3Meek and wife 31artha. Defenadants in the above case, reside without the limits of this State, it is ordered. that they do appear and object to the division - or sale of the real estate of Rebecca Raney. de - ceased, n or before the sixth day of Deemsber next, or their conasenat to the same wilt be enter ) edi uf record. iven tinder my hand, at my - uilce, tis 7th day ot Septembher. 1!541. a.OLIVER'I0WLES, o.z. o. - September 9 I 39 rState of South Carolina. eC BARN WELL DISTRICT. IN TIlE COMMO1N PLEAS. J N. Turley' firetga 4totrhmeat, William Rt. Fowler. Mt F lainatilfin the above case, having this dyiedhis deciatation in mny office, and the defenadaant having neither wifetu attsorney. kinown ti. be in this State, on whom a copy can "be served: (On mtion--Ordered, that the de e feudant do plead. within a year and a day fromns this date, or final aid absolute judgment will Sbe awarded agaiint hirn. ORAS3IUS D. ALLEN, c. c. u. Ofre of Commoa Pleas, sq 'Barnwell District, Septr. 24,.1841. (3 State of South Carolina. - B3ARNWVELL DISTRICT. IN EQITY James IN. King, )Bilf*'. i vs. jetien. f'iled Benj. R. Jenkinse.& others. iri& ,1a. 184L. - N reading ihe affidavit filed in thi -n a Sis ordered, that the defendats Besjn t- R Jenakins, aid the legal representasvo(F a- Fitzsimmons, who reside without the limits of . this dtate do answer, plead or demur, to the I.) above stated hill within three months. orUtt h-went will be taken against them P1s -' n. A. P. A LDlRICH. c. aL. .. : Commisioers OJ25, BuueadL . be Duirict, August 16,1541 mn August 19 a State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DiSTRICT. iN THE COMMON FLEAS. - amuelI.Fuller, vs. DeelunaddS55J& Jones & ilcGinty. taAcent.i fHER EAS the saidPtaintifin the @e ry Wsaed case,.hasthisday filed his Deelar re ation against the said Defendant, who is sheeft ft friim. mand without the limits of the Stats, (as it a issid.) having neither wife notattrny,D@ rt within the samne, on whom a copy oia e claration, with a rule to plead thereto might bem I served: Ordered, that the said Defendantplsed . to the said Declaration, within a year and a day from thme date thereof, otherwise ?oal and asolute 'dmen wilb5warded agsf ia. - ,c Jc 1.7 ilGTOL .P Afay 4.1841. - 's-T 5q*'N a~ Notice. a . 8 hereby given that appliain - hsb ...t s fnnGround. .6. ..