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gbt gsemsev. VOGFIELD C. H. - W qs~oAsATa JA&UAaT 9A, 1842. NM &eL-In oar columns to-day will be ound the Report of the Commissioners ap pointed at the late session of the Legislature, ibr the opening of a Road from the town of Hamburg through Beach Island, accompanied by the remarks of the editor of the Hamhurg Journal. We feal gratified in finding the Coin missioners have so promptly executed the duty asgigned them.and hope om neighbors in Ham burg will be greatly benefitted by this improve uneut to their fourishing town. James Kuykendall, Esq. has been re-elected Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for York District. Apportioeat.-The Baltimore American says: e we learn frm Washington. that the Se lect Committee have reported WM00 as the ra tio of repremtation in the House of Reprcen aves, caisdn qf slmakeadrs.-A Convention of Slaveholders convened at Annapolis. Mary. land, on the 13th int., to devise measures for strengthening the slave institutions, and net traliaing the achinations of the abolitionurts. Asr the organisation of the Convention the folowing resolution were introduced: A re solution in favor of a law to prevent all mann. missimos by win or deed.to takeef'ect to fuatre, was laid on the table. A resolution, to prevent miannmines, except upon condition of instant transpottation to some place out of ahe United States, was adopted. A resolution to prevent any free negro once leaving the State ever to return to it. unisse leaving here as a uervant of awhteresident ofthe Stateand retut Ping with him to such, and each residenthavinig filed wth dte clerk of the county a declaration of hia, in tenton of taking such tree negro with him. A resolution requesing the Leglslature to prohibit emancipation by last will or deed, was rejected by a large =uyority. Pres&sacp.-A correspondent of the Louis ville Advertiser, wnting from Frankfort. where the Kettucky Legislature is in semion, saj 9: " Col. R. M. Johnson will be nominated by thn Democratic members of the Legislature, and others, as a candidate for President, and an Ad dress will be presented to the people of the United States, setting fordh some of his claims." Large Carg.-The N. 0. Picayune states that the ship Rappa antiock. which cleared at that port for Liverpool. on the IIth inst.. car. ries out the largest cargo that ever left an Anter ican port. viz: 3856 bales of Cotton, weigbing 3,66,-13 pounds, the invoice value of which is $1.14,689 16. Lass of ta U. S. Cerecue Peacock.-The N. Y. papers state, that - a leter received fron the North West Coast. dated in November.says that the U. S. Corveue Peacock. was lost in the Columbia riv,' Oregon Territory. No lives were lost, but nothing else was saved. except kb5Min Ments 4artientars are given as to the cause of the disaster.' Ohio.-A Democratic State Convention as seumbled at Columbus, on the 8th inst., and unan -imously nonated Win. Shannon, as thme cam, didate of the Democratic party, for thei office of Governor of that 8tate. raidiaa-A Demnocratic State Convention assembled at New Orleans Ott the 8th instant, which nominated the Han. Alexander Monton, at present a senator in Congress, as the De amocratic candidate for Governor. The Con vention unanimonasly pased resiolutions con demning the repeal of the Sub Treasury, the Distribution act, the creation of a Nationma' Debt, and the aneemipt made at the extra ser sion to put upon the people another National Bank. U. S. Seaators.-Thse Senate of Teanesiee, have by a party vote. (says the Charetan Cu rier) passedl a resolutiona, elec ting ons their part 11. L. Tenney, (Dem.) and B~rowvn (W.) as Senators of the Unoited States Tlme l lotse usn the 5th inst. rejected the resuluatiman. On the me day a resolution for thme election of Tra surer and Comptroller being before the House, a motion was wade and carrted, that the reso lution be son amnded as to inacludo U. S. Sen sats. The amended tesolution wvas filed for the 13th inst. Skiapasters.-A bill has been introduced ins. to the Legislature of Ohio, by M~r. llatch, a member of the House. nmaking thme isisutng of shinplasters, and other unauthorised batik pa per. a penitetiary offence. Rsminmjptien.-The Richmond Enquirer says, that the Democracy of Virginia have detes ins ed to Ea the hrst of October neat, fur restmp tion of specie payments. Stars Bak qf lltnis.-This institution, by resolutnon, has informed ie Banks of Ohio,. In diana, and Kentucky, that it, aid its branches, will be prepared to join with themt itn the re sumption of specie payments on the first of August next. The ion. Daniel Jenifer, Minister of thte U. S. to Austria, accompaniesi by T. H. Morris, Esq., Secretary of Legation, sailed from New York, to his place of destination via London, on the 20th ukt. The Hlouse of Reapresentatives of Indiana have passed a law. abislishaing entirely, impri sonment for debt, by a vote of MG to 10. The State of Marylasad has a debt of fifteen millions two hundred and thirteen th~oasanmd dollars, being an average of about 347 to every inhabitanat of the State. Masferrare ef Silk-An exchange paper says:-" A lady in Pennsylvania has succeeded nt raising this season 3500lbs. of cocunts, and received a premium of $600 for having pro. daced so much Silk in one year. This looks l:i-.do:,, ,...n - COAoItESSZONAL ELECTIO.. We have received returnq from 89 coun ties, the aggregate of which is as follows: Cooper 31.552 Colquitt 31,370 Blik 31.022 Gilmer 30.132 Dougherty 30.417 Wright 30,128 In the same counties last October. the vote stood as follows: McDonald 3y6 Dawson 34,090 Tie counties to be heard from. are Chattoonca. Dade, Emanuel. and Gilmer, which gave a democratic niajoirity lust Oc tober of 714.-.4ugusta Constitutionalist. From the Hamburg Journal. Comemissioners' Report.-The Com minioners appointed by the Legislatture of South Carolina in December last, have terminated their labor, as will be seen in their report to-day. The long talked of "New I tond" is staked out; the surmises of the knowing ones are at an end and the work will in a short time commence, by which we will have a good road leading through the rich settlements of Beach Is land,-the trade of these places having heretofote been turned to another market, This mad will he another important item to Hamburg, and will make the prop. erty very valuable where the road tomes in town. This toad entera the town near the Augusta bridge, and but a few yards from the rail road Depot, and where a large share of beusine*.s will in a short time lie done. llumbuarg! we rejoice to see so much prosperity shead, and although there be a few in the place, who need that openness of spirit that characterise such as true sippoorterv. we refrain from making a divi. ing line, eelt say, well dor.e Ilanburg! She will prisper, ndel so will ourself. Newe Road. -Report.-We. the under signed Cminiioners. having examined the route for the contemplated road from Hnbunrg to near Downers Red [Inise in Beach Island. have adepted the following route as the nearest atd and most practi cable route for the same; commeneing in Hamburg at the old Coltubin road lead ing from the bridge, between the yellow houseowned by Oliver Sinps4on and oc copied by W. Edney, and she honc now occupied by %1. R. Smith; thence in a di rees line to the old mill place, tin the branch hctnecn the rail road lands and riemoks' lands; thence down the ridge to the large walnut tree, near the hine between Brooks' and Glover's lands; thence down the river batik, to thve line heiween Glover and the Estate diThonia, G. Lamar; hence down the line hetneen the said Glover and the Estate of Lnmar to Fox's 31ill creek; thence parallel with the rail road to the Old Mill latn otn Horse Creek; thence to the line between James Goff anti Col. Samuel Hlammond's swamp lands; thence to the hill near Gaff's crib: thence in an easterly direction to a point near E. I'. Carmpbell's Summer House; thence to near the corner of D. Atkinson's Geld, kion as Seihte's coerr, cotinuing in atn eastwardly direc tion. to the iotersectioen of the Charleston road, at or acar Downer's Red House. OLIVER 8131PSON, M. R. SITH, JOHN. 31. MILLER, D ATKINSON, -31. GALPHIN. Commissioners. Hamburg, Jan. 20, 18I2. Eriteiaet at Annopois.-It will he seene, by letters from Atnnapolis, that a per. uon hac been arrested there ott charee of being an incendiary. Trhe Anneapohtn Re publi'an, of the 15th inst. has the. follow ing~ notice of the alTair: who attened the first sessiotn ofthc Slave Ijuelders Cotvensi.en, beame sus pected, on meking; his scat at the re-assembiling or the Coniventioen on Thursday evening. and a econsidlerable excitement en'ene-l. lHe was intvited out oef the Hall byv the door-keeper, and went frm thence ti the Gallerv, fromu which he was soon aft r cocnducted. atid taken into tine cef thet 'otmmuittee rootms. The excicemtient injcreaed-he was ac compeaineed freem'thentce to his lodeitngs at Coog~er's lionm-l, whee- hii, paper.e ande ef ferts were taketi pos'e.iet of, and it was thoneuht adlvsnblh- by Justice hiuter, for his s fety aned the public pecace, to commtiit him. Next clay he was buroughit up under a writ ofimbruas corpus and a very interest iti examacitint wa4s had b efoere asseeciate Judege. licener. which latsted tecur hours for the prisoner. Those. S. Alex-under oif .Annapoli, ande Mr. Palh rier of frederik for the tproseeneticon, M r. (Unuinc of St. Ma. ry's, acid T. F. Hoewie. Esg. oef Prince George, The prisonter was recognised as the Rev, Charles T. Torrev. cute oif the. Reporters fromt the city of Washington, emploeyed to report feer northertn pa1per. andI, as a part of his conttract, tee attende :t:nd repft the proceedin::s oef the Slave Ibldki cr-.Contvention of Maerylandc. lie was fitnally retnauded for fusther ex amiscataon. latest from Merico.-We copy the feel. lowing intellicen,-o fro Mexico, from the National lutelligencer. Loss of the U. S. Sloop of War Pracock Ckange of Govrnmenut in Mexico-Ter in S~antaz Fe E rpedition We have been favored with a file of Mexican papers brouht Ihy the tearque Eugetnia, recently arrived at New York from Vera Cruz, from which we glean thec following items. The United States ship Peacock. one of the vessel' of tho E~xplorung E'xpedi:ion, was lost curthe month of the Coltunmbia ri ver on the 18th of July last. Her ollcers andi crew, the chroncomemer, charts. &c were all saved. It was expected that the brig Thomas HI. Perkites would either be bought or ehearteredl for the conveyance home of the crew of the Peacock. On the 9th oef October last, the Repre sentatives appointed by General Santa Anna two from each Department of the Republic, met antd chose him Presuident of the Mexican Republic. The next day he took the oath of office in the - Hall of the Chamber of Deputies. and the ,eame even ing appointed ace his Cabinet Ministers-| Manuel Gomez Pedraza, Minister of Foreign Relation, and G;ovcrnment. Cipriano del Castillo, Minister of Julstice and Public Instruction, Jose Marin Tornely Mandevil, Minister of War and Mariine. Francisco Garcia, Minister of Hlacienda. [Senor Garcia declined the appoint metl, and soon afterwards died in the De partment of Zacatetos.] General Pedraza resigned after he had been in office four or five weeks, and Joise Caria die Bocanegra was appointed as bis successor. Ignacio Trigueres was appointed Secre tary of the Treasuty in place or Mr. Gar cia. The provisional President had, by proc lamation. convoked the Constitunut As scembly for the first of June ext. Another Blow at the Bribery Bill, Governor Fairfield. of Maine. in his Mes sage speaks as follows of this, measure: "eNo notice, thus far, has been taken of any anmount to he received under the Act of Congrevs, providing for a distribution of the priceedi caf the public lands, inas much as I cherish the hope that that law will not long be permitted to disfigure the statute book. Deeming it to be in viola tion of the Constitution. dangerous as a precedent. corrupting in its influence, a delusion and a cheat in the good it propo ses, a prospective burden to the tax payer, and. under all circumstances, sin act little 4bort of fatuity, I cannot refrain front re csmtiending the adoption of resolutions upon the subject, and inslrtrtions on you. part to those who are bound to obey your to exert their influence to procure its im mediate and unconditional repeal." And in conclusion lie thus nobly carries iut the Democratic dociride--"let princi. ple govern action." "I would therefore not only lepent my suggestiotn. that resolutions Cur its repeal bse adopted and transmitted to Cun-ress, and thti the de-legatiun min this State he also instrtcted in referenice to it. but I would recomtmend further. that 0his State refuse to sanction it by a reception of the Imtoucy." The United States Gazette says the whisough not toe depsond, Certainly they )aghi nt, for tiley, have the assurcice From pAst experience that wlien the. demo ?rats come into prower the government will be well administered. Moreover, there will then he n delight ful union atnd lharin.. iv ins the whic party. inUstead of that dis :ord and conicuoion which seems to spring up in its ruaks from tite pussessioc of pow There arc not offices crnugh in the iountrv to supply one termil of the ' hig aspirants. lence, when the party is tri impliant. nine tenths of those genitleten will tie disatisficd with its results of victo ry, but when it is ouit or ;laec, all of thetm will have hopes of reaching the object of heir ambitio in cnse the party %.hall be -nuccessful, and under this hope they will ill labor zealously in the cause.-Penn rytlanian. From tie Village (I'a.) Record. Milcage.-31 e heir of Cn ttres receive 'ro the public Trenrurv. 4U cent. per nile. or S for every 20 nles for travel ing exipeases. no beliave ab.-4a.s. itmo4unt. This is outrageous,in these times vhlen travelling is so rapid and cheap. A neiber of Congress pays $4 to travel 'rotm Phailarb-lptiia to llaltimoure, 90 mtiles, and draws S:36 rur mnil-age! ile pay-s !::10 fur travelling froms New Or-ens to hitsbuharg by steaaunoai-say 2000 toiies, ind the li-sne ocetpied IS niot ren sdays-hie lraw s $8tt0! ! T'his is robting thet people nitha a v.engeance. Somte msembers taite hte most circuitonts rouste; that their mile age may lbe inceeased; a membiher travel in: 200 miles ai dayv he maises SO dollars! Spretty mund sumo. Somtae members hasrge 2000O or 3000 dollars mtilcage annu slly ! ! Almitting that the per diema oh inemhers of Conigres~.s is nsot lose ihi aho ill justify ihese exhiorhitant allowaces rm tmileaige ? What excuse cama lie otrered for thesis! I rnonue, why dloe.snot somte bonesm bsiend of ecounomny.popo~e & urge hie refosrm upoin Cuoares. The presett rates of maile-ae were fixed years age; whtein iravelling wans expenasive, teditous & dlangerou's. it tis slay oft railroadss and etnboats, the caut.'seof high travelling alpeni5ssiare rceond, and mtileage shoeuld coniseuentc-ily be reeducedl. We hopems Ccin. gress nA ill refor m this shamecful abus. Thlat is Right.-The dlemiocra tic gov Prinor of PennsgIsai (Porter iihas like aun honest andI consciesutionss piici ohlicer, ueyed tthe injuncitionis of the constitution uf t he Untit-ed Soils-s andI the luws masde usnde-r it. uad has gireni tup, itn accordhance with the ma~nudates of the G;overnor of Lacuisiiaaui two egro thie-ees. oe named Dolbsy. ths mate of the bargtne Maziek andl the negro cosok of the same ve'sel. These aboliuionmists. while lying in the port of New OrIennse, stole off a niegro & hroinght hism to their brethren itn thie north. They are now on their wvay hacsk is, Louisiana to take their trial. IFor this art we for give Goevernoer Psorter sine thirdt sif Isis treachery iso the people in vessiing the bill compelling comspelliing the batnks o pay their debts. This ought to be contrastedl with the condsuct of the Governosrs of New York, Massaechusetts atid Mainie. The WVhig gover;.ors of the frse States, with one sin Ele exception, (Vance.) are lseagueud wit h the abolitiuonists, and tue every mneans to n,.sist them in rothhiig the South of its pro pert y.- Vicksburg Srntinel Confr/ence Reslorrd. -We were con - t-ersing with sine of or merchants the nih rr day, wiho iniformied its that he fouund it mutch easier to trade with otur up-coutttry friends this season, than at any period since hie hmas been doing2 bisiniess in H am butrg. This circtitstancee is very ea,-ily icosmnted for-eur merchants have better mds cheaperestocks thtan they ever have Iiad-confidlence is placed in our Hambur gers, and the old imspression is sdone awaye with: "that cheaper amid beetter heargins eotuld beseobtained in A ugusta.'' This dle tnsion has passed away. and our friens rrom the coutry finsl that they can do bet er in llambuerg. Our coton mnarkeot is ourpassed by any in the United States; our noaeyis the best, and evecry thing works oer our good anndie interest of the plan er. And, mne than allthks, the me. chants have advertised liberally this Son son,-Haaburg Journal. UiYiEIEAL " Suikam tie that binds two willing hearts. MARRIED On the 13th inst.. by B Martin, Esq.. Mr. G. W. TaoxAs, to Miss Mar Baown. all of this District. Depirted this ife, near Liberty Hill. Edge. field Dlstiet, On the 16th inst.. Mrs. MATILDA Maon, wfe of Jamnes binor,in the 42d year of her age. The deceased had been for some years before her death, a member of the Methlodist Church. and uisintained her profession of reli. gion by a coesistent and pious course of life. riot who knew her best, loved li' mnst; and her numefoW" friends and afflice lan.ily whilst the.esamnot withhold the tear which na. ture and ':,s demand. vet have the sweet and gratiivii consolation'of knowing, that their depateiend was abundantly sustained in her dying hour by tow comforts and support of diat reroonj the fruits of which she hnd in her exein flife so meekly and beautifully exhibited. Inil the relations or life her duties wore faithfuilyischarged, and she ls desc-n ded to the tomataidst the regrets of a large rirele of friendtanrid sceqnintances, who will cherish an afectionate rememtbraie of her many virtues. A hmusbandand several children survive her, upon whom this blow has fallen with a weightWhich is alone mitigated ly the blessed assnoce, that their loa has been her gain. To theword of God, the best source of place in nfliWon. with an exhortationi to imi tate the virtus life oftheir dcerased friend, the nurhor of this tribute to her worth, wonld earnestly commend the bereaved and suffering survivors of this much esteemed lady. For Sale. A WOMAN thirty.five veirs of agetwo Girls, It and 4. and two boys 8 ni 7. They will be sold on a credit of one. two nod three years. or as the owner is desirous der re ancinxr fellows in their stead. he will amake an exchange. Agply at this office. Jan VG b 52 . ') TICE. WILL atmndimhe ollow ing places to col lect Taxes Air the year 1841. Un Mionday.71th February at Pine flouse. Tiuersday Alt I Ridge Wednesday 9th " Norris' Thiursday-J0th " o " bi. Willing Friday 11th - " Perry's Malnday _14th E " 3Moore's Tuesday 15th " ) " . Richardson's Wednesday 16th Allean's Thursday 17th " am leyaa Friday 18th - a Sheppard's Saturday 19th - " DOnuton's Monday 21st -Librty Hill Tiieay A2d " " Pork's Wedniesday 23d ' 3liddletmn's Thiraday 24td - (Calliers) Vaunce's Friday 25th *, " Cherokee Ponds I Saurday 26th -- Bench I!.and 31 onday th " G lilmluig 'B. P. GOUCVY. r. c. a. ). Jan. 24;. Fri c SU.tVB, SN thero4 betw om aavlev'. anal Fe tield C. f.. a e'mh!et 'CLOAK. which he ownter can-0sve lay calling at this Otlice and saying ror this advertismenaeit. :. JOHN FAULKNER. Jan2G fr -. Pe+l grew ile Di-trict. an the fir't of Jecebaler 1a.bright b-ty tilly fiveyeasesold text . pring.a aot 141 handsligh. tl left eye mmm. one whlite hlnd foot, suppnseda to hbe ini toal y last $pring seasiar. Anyv infomrma.in re'la ive to thme sanme will he thankaidtv r'caeivaed, be. tides libcrally rewauring thme ia''rrmanat. JiIN IIIL L. Jan 26. l$.42. 54 t f Staite of "-011th zlarolilta, EDGFWIELD DISTRICT. Beanjamin D)orrance, sur- )In Egnity. Bill for vir or vs Forareclaasure of \lfre~d 3. Ilinntingtona. lrrgage. T '~ apearng to mmv -atisfactioni lant thme De fenanmt .A. J. Ilimnatingtonm rsides "'mt mor hi-s State.-On muo:i"noraa J. T.Genmy. Coaimpl'ts. Sol'r. Ordlered that thme said dtefenadantmha do ead, mnaer or demear. withiaa tharee smaonth's 2rom lie paubliationm of thi. Erder "r thme Bill wl me takenu pro confesso a~iinst him. J. T lICR Y, c. i. E:.'D. Comm'rs. Ohico, 6 State of Soltilli ( 'arolinai. EDGEFIELD) DISTRICT. REUDF.N Stu)ttriA.\taa!s baefore me ana Siron gray horso MIU LE. wallk --omem .amd Ih- .'potsb ona its back, mand mnark maf mthe- coair onm hea saaaholer. abouat fouri feet hninea inchesaa~ highI. i,ap.-edl1 tanb abanmt tenm .enr,' asld. Atppr ai, 'm at s'ixty-five alalr,'. eh- ,-tidi Mual can hea ,eann ithin a mile ot P'eray-s P (1., in District ifareauiad. GlLES 3IARTlN. Magistrate. Jan.20 mu4t 52 State of Soulth Carolinma. ED)G LEI DIISTRtICT. Joasepha Nobles, vs Rlichard MI. Johnson. M ILtL hae sol at Edg feleld Comnrthouse on SV the tinst I onuday and Tumesdaya in Feb rnamry next, chree negroes. vizt Tom. Fnna and her lhid Janea. sold at ihe snit of Jos Nobles. e. K. 31. Johmso.-Tlerms aeah. S. CH RISTIE, q. r.. p. Jan21 lt 12- 52 h state of Souutha Carinaii~ EDGEFIELD IlSTRICT. By ObLVER TOWLES. Esquire B Ordinairy of Edlgeraeld District. WVhcreas, Nnaney Norris, lath applied lo mem foar Letters of Aadminitraiona,- wimh the will annexed, on all amnd singulair the goods amid chattels, rights andl credlims of James Ml. Nurri's late of thme District arfore said, deceaiSed. Theseaa are. therefore, toeite andh nidman lis all mind singular, lthe kindrledl miad credi tors of the said decreasedl, to be anal nprlI' befoare me. ait our next Ordimnry's Caouri fr ilic said District to lbe hoilden at Edgie. rteld Court House on thme yt, dlay of Fe bruary18-l. toshow caiuse ifuimny, wvhy mthe midh Admainistrationl shmouldl not he granmead. Given tander iny hanid anal seal this 21,t Tny of Janutary oane mhoumsnl eighi htun Ireal inal ferty-two, and in, thet msixtysixth f year American Jndepenence. 0. TOWL ES, O.E:. 0. January 21. 1812, Wanted to hire. NEG 1i4o MAN. about 45 or 50 rears of age to work ont a small farum in ih'e vicini y of the Village. Wage@s paid monthly or narlemly if reqnired. Apply at thisi Ofico. Ja.n. 12. l$4: Notice. T HE Copartiership heretoforeexisting be tween the aibsenbers under the firm of G. L & E. Penn & Co. was dissolved on the first day of January. 184. by mutual conent. All those indebted to the concern by note or book account, are equeuted to make prompt payment. as longer indulgence will notbegaven. G. L PENN, EDYI'D PENN. ROBERT ANDERSON. The busines will be continued at the old stand by G. L & E. Penn. We are thankful to our fruends for their former patronage. and will try and makeit to their interest to continue the sane. We shall replenish our stock in the spring, and wil sell the present remaining stock very low frt cab, or on a credit to punc ta castemiers. G. L. PENN. ED31'D PENN Jan19 if 41 PMano Forte.. Tner & Re pairer. ARON A. LLARKE would respectfully A inform his friends and the public general. Iv, that he aittends to the business of Repairing 'nd Tuning PIANO FORTES. at the shortest notice. Those desirous of his profeamsioal ser vices. will be waited on, by addressing him at Edgefield C. Ii. So Ca. Reference can be had. if necessary, to a cer. iificne from under the hand of Mr. E. B Ba con, who laos been long known as Teachaer of Music. and a large number of the most respects. blecitizens of the State. Ja n 19 3m' 51 MWoney is Wastaed. T HKE Subscribers take this wethod of re turning their dinnkg to a liberal public, sad reop. -tfully solicits a continuance of their patt oag Bait at the same time we ar- under the ne cesity of calling rnion those indebted to um to come forward mat juidate their Notes and Ac. rounts immediak. '. as it is utterly impossible for us to go on with businsm. Utien our ensio. tmers pay sit more punemtally. The extreme pressure of the timcs render this absolutely mo BLAND & BUTLER. Jan 19 if 51 G e Cheese. UST RECEIVED ly time subscribers, a rresh aupply of the above named article. Also-Frelt Rice and Buckwheat Flour. SCRANTON & ME EGS. Jan 19 9 51 Fruits & Spices. I ST RECEIVED fresh Ornagne, Lemn. * liainins, Cnrrants. Citron. Figs, Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs, &c. &c. at the store of SCRANTON & M EIGS. jan 19 -b 51 Fresh Teas. SUN POW EVI.ln -pial aid Black Teas. Al-. Sgar. Coffee nnd Clicoltre, Just receied aid fmt sn!e cherp. b SCRANTON & .EIGS. Ja 19 d 51 Syrup .Molasses. SUP'lK10 article. Just received and i forsale by SCRANTON & .IEIGS., Jan 19 b 5I; A I.L bpi-ton indebtod lt time lai nsom liamiton, d.-ed. nre regnaested to make paym-.-t. anid all tim having dentamds animst the estate are reqneried to rei er alem isn pro peuly attestel to the anterilters, rithin the time pr, scriled hy Isur J B lIAII TION. ~ fU.GOSNAIIAN. A mrs. Jan. 19. 1e42 5 1 Latst .batire ALL p ar.ans .ndeut ed t.. 1 ..e. .tate ofJ-re 15 I itnhas. Inatseinl of tielid Ili.irict, der'd. are regmie.teda us annke png amnt by rettr dav in .'archa nex't, ammni Ithose (mavingm Claimar nen'-.net scid e-sIito are sqs.teid to rendelr thesim an 1~ro l'erly attested, wid1d. the time Pre-c.riherd bay law. E. DEVultiE. Ado'g. SJa. 19. IS12. 5I ti Pot tersvi lie. 1g Elaver ish ained a gsusnd ltliaeksmnith. on ~V VamWemas :and Plaiationrr Tond-. ands shall be glad to work for oaur neighibors andl friends J. Gihliuis & (0. Jnn. 19 e 51 Cart ion. LL persoans nre hesretsv,y ntionmed aamnt itrag for a Note piren bmy me lto Mbs Rtos~ma ltiaylock,. for $iQi It. for thne lmnre 'f a Nern Wssmman. as thme con,id~rtatiofr nt hieb] 1.nid Noate was. givemsn. ha6iled. .' adi n m det.-r mied nt to pay ithe samne mamless compjelled by law. .Jnnl9 c' 5 INotice. H . ING\( purachassed iif M.era. I'rv an & linartheir enti re -incs*t k .f Goodas iam the .lerhlant Tailarin~g flusiness, tm this puace. wei wtould taike thai mehod ofC imformnui ntur frienad.. nnd thme pnli?cienrally, thmat thley- c:mmm ie furamished at rthe o11 umd i st nit ita & 31i. usr, witha Clothina. (ai a-~ geood terams. nntd noat trnferior ini qumality to asny siainitar a-i hI -hinent in 'lhe SouthIern conamiry. W ititemd to ke osn hand at nlimtmieas, a goodn asreck of English & French Cloths, atad Cas~r ais. aeecied ina mlie New Yosrk and Philadelphita Ilarket,. asorther wimth aill oter article an out lane-t and tso thee whom fa emr as with their patrorngi ina thmis butsinen.m n e wondi say that eve-ry exerm iota ont our |-mt mihall be imacd to give perfect -ntirsncion. (;IOODE & LYON. Jnantary 1, lf4e. tf 50 ___-Fair lot ice. CASH WANTED! I E AI R SdTLY rcqutest nlilmses aidebItedm tim ame oan Notes and opren Accounrts, dma. mip to the first of Januaary. 1842. Iso cameq forward ad liqnidiate. thm wihoumt delay. I owve mo ney than~t tmmst be puaiipromptly. and cmmne qemnly tist collect; thae oaf mnata~amers wina sdebts ini some eona-ieralle timme. nre herebly muntiied that lmngier inadulgenme enmanot he given.E. B. PRE.SLEY. Jan 10 if 5a0 T llE. SUi1SCIDERl smi procieed to sell nt his ra~edence near .Lbernay liill Tmmndfaw time *ith iaast. twelve or thi~rtaeen like y NEG'RLOES, a valuiable tract of L.A NID. known tas the Wilbmorn tract. conaiinam Fsatr hiundred nnd Fmive acrses, Thirty or Forty bendai of (ATT'LE. HOG.S. StIIEV.P. iionchold anid kichen FURNITFUR.. A e. &'-., on a cre dat ntaim the first day of Januaiary noxt. Puar chaer'irequirod to nive nltes wvith atarioaed recrity BEV ERI.YlJ'URiTJN. Jon. .'. 84 4' 49 (G The friens of Capt. W. L. (COLiD1AN, annotncc me in n a eniidate for Ordinary of Edgefield Dis trict. Jao 19 tf 51 (3fThe friends or Shubel ATTAWAY. tanuannnme Iam as a candiduate for the Office of Tax Collector, of Edgefield Dies trict. Jv.5 te 49 Sheri's Bile. B Yvirtue of sundry writs ofFiri cias, I shall proceed to- sell at Edger field Court Hquse, ontheSras Mondayanid Tuesday of February next, the following property : John S. Allen. r. Margaret. Oilvie. John A. Whate, and Cary Pattersoll, the tract of land where defendant Ogilvie lives L. Gidditngs. vs. Thos. R.Brackenridgee and Lewis Elizey. one tract of'land adjus. iug T. Morris. A. Pond. and others, levied an as the property of Lewis Ellcey. Penn & Brannon, vs. Harriei Martia, 240 neres of land, more or less. where de fendant livis. adjoining lands ofJames Stal. naker, and others. George Parrott. vs. Wiley Miltoo, Sas. 0. 0. Wilkinson. aud Dawson Atkinson, 700 acres of land, more or less, adjoining A. Whauley and,oihers, levied onus the property of D. Atkinmon. Rogers & Latimer vs. Hollis Dunton, sis negroes. Peter, Lewis. William, Allen, John and Nannv. Treadway dE Blinn vs. die same, the above deseriled property. . Dendy & Key. and others, vs. thesame, the above desncrbed properly. Joseph Lloyd vs. Gnitheridge Thar mond, two negroes, Phillis and Rachel. . Birrel Ediob"Isvs. the same, the above doMrihedp e. Wih., BtaI Co. vs. Rudolph Car ter. one negswaDick. I olert Carlisle vs. the same, the above described property.. Turpin & De Autiguac vs. Charles B. Carter. one 1.ey Horse. Goodwin. Harrinr ton & Cu. vs. Saw nel Lowery, ono roan Hurse John Kuuz vs. Lewis Sawyer, one gray Ilorse. Blnni. Catlin & Co. assignee. vs. 31. & E. 11. loor, dineI negro man. Ainer P. Jones. for Robert Y. Jones vs. A. T. flodges. and Wm. W. leor, one mi gro iran. Hill. Clark & Clark vs. John Presle.y. 00e black Horse. A. Sharlipon. vs. R M1. Johnson. 0, L. & E. Penn & Co.. vs. the same. the same s. fie samte. C. J. Glover. vs. the same, mlhree negroes. viz: Ben Ilannah & Rent. Arabellln1F. O'Conner, b3 her next friend Caleh Hroadwater, vs. Zilpha Nobles, tno anegro women, Rachel and Peggy, Terns Cash. S. CHRISTIE, s. Y. D. Jan 12_ - 3t 5 FIR*gaEE'S HOTEL. M57 EDurrIELo C. H., S. C. T HE dUBSCRIDER haviung rented the e'saWblihmtaaenmL4rmcrly occupie'l by Mr. . H. Addison. has fitted it up for the arcomn mndatini of trnsiient and permanent boarders. The Hotel it near th,- Coura'honse. in a very 4rasat Glta'lont. awl he. fi.tters hitosef tha; Isis table wi;l bear a compahadeOn' with'imy In this 'cction of the couitry.~ Good tabling and at teutive Aervaiesare provided. mad in fact every thi"g that can lie donm on his part to render travei-[rS and boardern cOasser'table, will b attended to. Ie ise preparel to acconasodzate iwo or more famii is iith board, nud freom tea well known hlealih amil gomi. society of tis Village, fanmi liis ili finid ir a deeimtmle ..animei residenca. lIi.. charge'. in Nil inatanrce twill be modo tu courresaponda with tho tie. CilAiLES COMiPTY. Janiuarv !. 11. 502. if tosunt Enon Academny. ,1 ilI- . .'subscribmtilkepia''ur an annne .Uin;; t,. ahae pubiic. that Mfr. Jonn K.sos ta i mnke~ chargejof .lleni l:noni Academy, the nsmaiag year. We deens it etnnece's..arv to .ay any ting wiimh reg::rd tin, Mr. Knorv'se 'qualifie~ne. as he is we'll knownm in, aialerenta i.;as urdme State. as a expe'rieniced and auccesqdul T'echer. The Academv ay inie.ar Coalemaan'e ' Roads, in a ye ri hen':mhiy sectione of counatry, entirely removed raam puakes of dliaasipation. Good.. Becardineg cnn be oltine in theneigh borhouod. ft. Ctol.l-.31AN. J 8. G UJIGNARD. J. C. READY Jn. 5. 1842. o 49 NOTIE:. H .\VING aej'ied eel wur Stock of Goods toe .tes-r... GO(ODF'E & I.YON the fim 'a uitVAN & .31il~tR. is this. day dissolved. iscept no muetch a- relate-s to am. '*hug the. busi newsi of time concrern. All luhoed .nideted to us, are inifermtedl thait ahir Nt.n anid .ic'countswill ie' fatedl itt time st. re of .l.-'are. Dihand & But er. wihh man-aat be' settlede by ilhe firet day of l'ebermary next. to enablle ems e. ci""e the bnsi. nae" of tim. coancerm. Atfte-r whmicha time they will b~e lzced in thea hands .of ian Attorney. BRYAN & 3JINOR. .Ja5 d 49 For elin ie. 11I lE Sub-.rdwnr off e for pate then weB 1,newn lease in Aikena. fronting on the lail Rmead. ande known a SIARSH' HO-10 TIL. Thlie hocuse lase been Lert as a Publin laiane for .deeral ye'ars. andl coattains 40 roons doul.- nal aigle, the grenaier portion of them withm fir plaees. Upron tihe premises are like wi..e all neceary nlteauldjigae, kitelhens. ne go baontes and ntabling tfor htm) hurses, in the yard in an aexcellent we'll of wate'r. Termst otne third ea-h. thae balaace on a credis of ne and tweo vents. Atao-lForty or lity unimproved Lots, hand ..nmely aiineed. ninea the corporate limits of" Aken. Apply to ' JOIIN MA.RS H, Ai/.vs. Pec 9 tf45 DO rdttiny ofI E~dgeienld District. Wherene, M. Graihnm Ihath applied to ta fear Letters of Admainistratienn on all an itngular the goocds and chaitels, rights lnn creadire' of Ellen Grahami, late of the Diet rica oaforesaid, de'cnseda. Thaese tare. thterefoare, in e'iic and admon ikh ali ande sinr,,ninr, thc kindred and credi tors of the said dlecensedl. to be and appear before me. at our next Ordinary's Court for the saisi District to be hldaen at Edlgaield Coman House on ahe 3lst day of January 1r42. to show eause, if any. why the said Adninitataioo shoould not he granted. Givena uneder my hand and seal this 14tir ulerv eaf Janary. one thousand eighr hutn ded and1 ferty two. ande ina the sixty-sixtir year of A meriean lndependence. 0. TO WLES, o. .. SJan. 19. 1842. 8'212& h- 5! NOT ECE. M R. JOH N DA Y has appoinated Mr .Seth Butler. his Agent dturitng his absence from the State. lan r5ed