Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, March 16, 1842, Image 3
ieving
U inidu
in si
as, women and
iortheSuwnnee
them with iI
sins consieof
It. CoL Wor is
aeFinrAMreid -
. s , gha the 27th ult.near- Hali
e?"-"of the St. -Johns, Major
2d InfaItry. captur,4-tbe ele
brat '.Short Grass.". eelehrated
slbelgthe butid~esastof the St.Jo1hnsII
t cruel and nurderous tascal be
to the several bands -if Mckusue
iesa happy eptre. and oet that will,
it 'is confdeutly anticipate'd. rid the settle
wst aronnd St. Ausu4tine of further lis
turbance frin the Indians.
Halleek-us-lo-auge as escaped wish
- his band. to the East of the St Jhus.
Expeditionis are Worming to puirse him.
The trth of the proverb will be' fidflled
in his case-'*ne rest for the , for
be is a most wicked rascal.-,
Fros Ad ChMrfs I
Froas Fierida..-sy the schr. Stephen;
4r Francis, Capt Coxeter, arrived yester
day, we received the St. Augustitit e"rad
of the 4th inst. from which we Copy the
following
&r. ADOUSTW&E 31ares d.
ANOTHER hlORRID TRAGE1DT.
Wedtsisday's nail tirtught us the foi
- owing letter from Jesse Carter, Esq. of
Allgstr. in Columbia County, for whlieb
attention be will recive slur thanks:
AL.amoroa, CeSLUatA Cu.. FA. t
25111 Felt.. 1842.5
-To a Editor of the era ld:
Sir: I nust again request you to pub
lish in your paper. for the informatiot ol
the public, another barribleact of ltalan.
barbarity, and at-a time too whetn peace
is anticipaed.
On the afternoon oryestetdly. 24th st.
about 3 o'clock the house of Mr. Rich;srd
T Slli. of ibis comiry, (15 miles we" of
this place, in the vienity ofCalt. Mc'Clel
fen) was attacked by a party of 114diase1,
10 or 12 it number. Mr. lhs wats from
home at the time. Mrs. Tilus and one
cbild was shot dead (the child was shot
with an arrow.) A Young lady aul.wo
children nairtally wueselod, the two latter
with arrows which have not yet been ex
tracted. The only member of the raminly.
who escaped was an infant three weeks
--old, which was found unhurt by the Rottn
detlady. The dead sag wounded were
this niorniug bbesth' to the house .,if Mr.
""Carver, (the faiherof the untortunaste laity.)
where the mait rider frmis the- West called
in thsis allernoon, asd witnessed the scene,
front whosm I have the psariscutars. Caipt.
MceClellatn and a party of our citizenos are
now in pursuit of the Indians. We hsope
-for their success, hut fear they are too tar
gone.Respectfully,
J. CARTIER.
the Swte of : oay Uotaa
Christian Blrersrea- -We desire t" in
yoke your id sn bringinug so the notice of
you r people the provton made by 5 es
State, lu* eds.catmai ehildren a ho smay hte
bhind, or deaf asnd duuah. The satn of
82.500 is psrovided ansnually by ibhe Les
Isaure for the edu~casinsu itf suchb ol turse
unfortunate ps-reuns. as are bet we-en 12
and 25 years iof age, antd is pltured at the
disposal of three Commtissionuers, viz: Thse
Governor ouf the State, the Re-v. P'eter J.
Snaud, of Ciolumnbia, andi U. G. Me-mmijn
ger, of Charlestst. Tlhe'se a60s desire to
have a child educated, need only alpr 1y
to either ol these Comntssstners, atnd they
will take measure to have a sent with prsp
er care ansd aitentiohn, tu the Asylutm ufthe
Bliud, near Busmou, or to she Asylua sof the
Deaft und Ilumsb, at Hat tiusd. The pa
rents or relations of the ehid are espested
to contribute as tar s ihar means w all per
mit, to the expeses of the ebstld, but should
they be unable toucounrbute any thitng the
Commissisners will defray such expetnses
as are usually incus rnd. Parents miay 9)e
assured that kindness and attention will
be estended to their uforsunase children,
and thatlsey will be restored to them,
when it may be desired.
-We wotuld re.spectfully entreat the Minis
t'ersof the Gospel tarmoughout the State,
to read shis LCucnlar leor the informnation
of their respective congr'gatsons, ansd
whenever they may know of perwans who
-may be deprived of the blessdagi of sight'
.and'speech, to endeavor to persuade thoeIs
'ends to of'er them the advantages which
,State ao iberally allesrds. We~ need
state, that althugh the censuts shows
mare masy of these unfsortuniate
'in our State. very few hate
provision. Doubtless this
atnsral reP"agnanCe. which
truss his unsfortunate
trangers. But when
at the' Asyhisims to
sent, .the utmnt
towed, ansd-theh
i; sattsfed andh
bte remuovetd.
ms.who so well
n'those
tune to be
dea * e'ttke leave
-hre toask v id in bining to the
tiention ofraii friends tihe provision
which the State has made rur their educa
inn, and we earnestly invoke your itsilu
ece in persuadinq them to avail heumselves
f it. Your expel ience has shown how
itfcutt it i6 to persoade tihe parents or re
latives for an unfurtunime child. tit %end the
tu'eres from bsome. But your knowledge
D( the care and aitention which is bestow.
id upon these unfortunate hing at the
many well coudected as) lums, ir Ie blind
ind for the deaf and dumb which now ex
st in our country. will enable you to cor
rect this prejdice. aud we would entreat
run tou aid us in exiending correct inforina
ion throurhout the rtage ufytur lractice.
The Legisliture hts approptritl the
u of $2.500, to be annually apjlied in
he educaiion of blitid or of deaf and dum's
jerasus, between the ages or 12 and 275
rears. The Governtor eaf the state. she
.tev. Peter J. Shan-1.(f Cousthia. an C.
l. lemsmitger. of Charleston. tre tie
sIntmtmter to act son the aljet.
Either of t hese Cosmttmissioners can be sip.
ihed it, in behalf of lpersonus w ho may de
ire to be educated, agibey w-l m -k
uch arrangement. asagquessee lar se
ling tbe childre for edUdon to the pop
r asylum. Blind children %ill lie taken
runm aUy iart of the State sut will be sct
rith care and safety to the Asylum near
usmsn, and deafand dumb children io time
ayvIum at Hartford; and the friends arf the
hildren can have them returned back to
hemo when they may deem it best, and
an at all tines'set Raey infesrmlationl they
may deire by aaplies; Im either #of th.
eulemen atboveuantsed. It is expected
hat the parents and guardains of the chil
Iren will hear only surh or the expeevises nf
eading themtt on, a they ar' able to piny.
Bnt if they are shown so he utntbe to pay
toy part. the Commissioners will then pay
be whnble.
Parets t#say rest assured that their chil
Ireu will he nell tnken care taf and edlea
ed to tite best sadvanmage. Ctildress fronn
ll poartsof th.- Umnin are now educaird
n these asylutis, and tire trented with
,re;t kindnes,. Let the parent or friends
if.t blind child nniulder that by spasri ;
heir cisild for a fi-. years is can he tatght
mo reand and write, and it's mind can be
pendi t) drinkt n the pure waters of
br.a:ian kunwlrdge; an-I its life made one
Scotsmpratmr usefuldtfsand costentnent.
Is cts te ttagha cnaasjrings which will
Aot only a--%i- in eliasiNges subsistence
m' will teul to rhiiee' Its deolation tsn!
olils de, and make it in .s:ne degree tI
rnruter ol the anociety trotm which msfo:
une aoul seem othern ive to have excn -
Jed is.
To the lear as dum'ebildren. educa.
inn i. qsuime nA %alus'ie anti is still tsore
aUilv acqusired. Surcly no parat-whmi
for'--d.On. t'anid-ct 's ill peiimithimi
elf tn den) t his unfortunate child, bles
ings which are so freely offered boy Ihe
state.
We respectfsllv soalici the gentlenen ofr
he .Medlienl Prfeeeion throutthants our
tate. to make inquiry for tbhnse who are
it 'sutgeecss for the houtay of the Le-:iela
tre. attt mm s'e sheir e'xer'iott< iu pemrase
ing its benevlemnt insensiont.
Int behmalfiti the Commaminnertssf".
67 The frie*nda or wear
10OIL: Utill kh Re A f i A T E . antonsamee
msn s a cansmisae for thet udic or Tasx C:ol
ecisr mtarchl 9 6
O7?The frien =Mof Col. W.
I. s20.--.%". .etmnttunce tams a' ta esntishes
or the setfice eof )rdinuary ee Edi. fichit 1)5
res.
7 Thes Ifrentde of WFihy
h7(Ill, t. A TH. un..nmmsCe im . .i amsusa
sr te ntfice of Ordinary.,o dat gtield hsistrict
T e fr ien'1 s o fl C p t
. I.. COLEil AN, antt~ntcCehist n,. a
anuidate fomr Ortlmnary of Edg~elieldi Dis
rst.
.nn 19 e r 51t
07-The friendM or shtaubei
4'I"TA a' At. annttOtm--e tmunt a"a nensdaiatte faor
he 5 tttie of Tax Collector, of Edgefieald faii
rct.
Janm 5 tf 4!9
07'The rriendls of Win. .1.
SIM~KlN.4. E-q a .eossse,- haim a" a c'.tndiate
ur thea ndlic,.af ol 'dintary, of Ed;:eIiei latrmct.
Se-pembert 2. f 31
Edgec~eld Enuansars,
.fttentilau'
4N Electiona will ha held at Edgefield Court
.Hounse. on S'atusrd my the 26tnt ina: t. for a
irst L.-te a nst. .smtd ati-o tea hill all vacanscien
hat may themn erer in the Troop.
Blys ader of
(capt .J. Hi3MOND.
inst. Amsierson. Johenu Fair. anda D) Rober
e' are appninted Mnmgers.
sres 160S 7
SFor Male.H
seetat %Ieuru. Mitch'ell& M1c
l.
* a 7
T LAW.
Nottse.
- t r5
71. 9arha*.Sale.
'1UTHICARLNA- DISTRICT.
srtue or. writ of Fieri acias, to twe
ndarcted. from the Hnaorable the Ci mai5
Cour -athe Ustssisadtates, for South (aroina
Dict W es(dronst or :dgefield Conr
House. WWodueiasy the 6deday of April
nelt, at 1 ocilek. -.
A valnaals Negro rel)lowameid
RKI.LLIGAN,
Levied on. anl so be sold a the property ol
John 't'hurmond, at the suit ofCharr-IJ. Hitt
of Georgia. for the use s.f the Georgia Rail
Road ansd B:sking sumIpany.
Conditions cash. parchasers to pay for title.
TIIOS. D. CON DY. -
U. S. Matrsha; S. C. Distrid.
l2th Mtarcha, 1842 4t 7
U. S~. Marshal's Sail.
80U3TH C.-IROLINA DISTRICT.
Y { or a writ of Fieri Facas, to in
B ietdrronm the -einorable the Cireuit
Court os the Unitsed States. for South.Carolin
Iistrict, a ill he sold is front of Edmt.elel Cousri
Hoisee. on Wednesday the 6th day if April
next. at 12 o'ct.'ek. M.
4 legio i4AVe,
Viz. lncinaa, with he three children, named
Winny. Mary. and Charles. Levied on. uand
sto be m.ld as the pornp-rty ofRatisdal Delaugle
ter. at tie Anit sof 'harles 1. His. of Geor ia
for the n- of the Georgia Rail Road and ?Leak.
in: Company.
Conditions cash, pirchaser to pay for tide.
TH)os D CONDY.
U. S. Marshal. S. C. District.
t2th .arch. 1812. 41 7
11. 8. .ltarhal' Sale.
soUTH CALtOLINA DI.Ttl1CT.
BY % imste of a writ of Fieri 'nrain. to se
directed, tromt tihe I loniornbule the Circuit
U491m11 of the United Sinte. for Souti Carolina
District. vill be .s,.!d on Wedoeslay the 6th of
April next. at 12 o'clork, M.. in fromt ofIgue
tield Court ll..n-'e, the foliwing vainable
SLAVLS, vaz. one negro woman .illy. with
her two chiklren. .stary and Liddy: one sepro
woman Cale: also.soe negro girl named Betty.
lpviedti on. asd tio be mold ad tihe property of
I etnirge W. Thurmound. at the suit of Charles
11. 11 in. if Gergi
Conditions cais. srelawer to pay for title.
T1108. D. C(ONDY.
U S .Varsal, .. C. Disirict.
12th litch. 1-41 4t 7
Sheriff's ale.
Y virtue sof sundry writs of Fieri Fa
cia'.. I 'shall pruceed to sell at Edge
field Court Hose. on the first Monday and
Tuemlay of April next, the fblowing.
property
N. J. Black vs. S. Sainsimons, one
house and lst sn the townm of Hamburg.
known as lot Nio. 103. adjoining lot No.
104. tIhe property of s. Sainssimon-; als.
the house and lot whereon defendant lives.
Bratnnon & MIunaly vs. EdmtmW Atelhso
"Osi. Pennm & liraminn vs. the same.
Mosntsmnery & Fisher, a signee, vs.. thy,*
same 500 acresor land. mure or less, where:
dsefenalnt lives.
Saral- Stallworth vs. Sherwol Corlisy.
Jnes Stewari. and Redall Ratuse'..
S. Corley's inerest itt one hundired acres
of land where he now lives, adjoiuing
John Rmgers. and others.
WVar, Garrett, sen.,ws. Go gelaugh~
let, n". tefdoe.
- r Shere' vs. I e, ' Mo
31tlam nBssat fewb sat
Morris. er., the tract of and where
Moris Jr. live.
W. T. Minter ve. Mary andi V.
Sttnma-, Adm'rs. 200) ;tero of landl tr
less whmere' Villimami Strome lives.
Jamate.s Rand.i.ll, finr te use ofr JohnsaD.
#t illiam'.. vs. D Z. W righmt. 500JI ne'res ol
land. moiare or less, where~ D. Z.WVright nomw
hveics.
Tihe Pre..ident & Direetair. -mf thie Hnmk
omf the~ State saf Stth C:sraolnd. vs. Johni
Esvans, s,-venii v nres of' lands. motr or lets,
;aajaiing~t! . Clsoav. t isant other...lvin~ sin
1ahm North sde sof the M's arti inulwn Riand
nhonut three tmtileass fran the Townm of Ham-i
hurn.
Geomrge P~rrnte, vs. Mitche'l and Ron.
~as'e three. inegrates. Sarah. Eliza andl hesr
child .aaimkmu, four ctocks, sauddle andi bri
tIle. levied on as the properly of M1. A.
Rmanssme.
Ws. H. Yeleitl, vs. Margaret O:.lvie'
and Talbers Che..shham, the trace sof la.nd
wihere dreridant (O)ilime lives, conastain-.
in: shree' hnmdrcd and sixty acres smore or
Jame'.'. Pur'vi'., bearer. '.s. Cha.,rles La-.
sar. Lisect'strnl of Wm. HI. Cisry. deceae..d.
*2000 mare. of I. udl mosr. mrn les'. adjminming
Jac..hi Wi.,e and others.
Ellenm TI Wallare. Eaerrix, vs. Charle.
ILiamor, thett abmove descKribe.1l propemarty.
Guoodin its, Harnnsston & Co. vs. Dn~zw
.soan A tkisoni. 600) acresc iif lanad, more os
les. whmerei dlefendsant liveis.
Cnsper Nail, vs. Atmner Wha they, three
hmundred acres of lanaI. inure or lesi, wshere
def~endasnt lives. adjomning I). Aekison~a ad
othmers,
Wright.Bnli & Co. vs. Rudsoiphm Carter,
five thoou-and acres of land. adljoining~ John
Wisse. W. S. Howard, and other.,
Catherine Griffin, vs. the same, the
above describmed property.
Beaajarnin Evans. vs. Eliziheth (;loud,
ste defendianta interest in the tact of lamnd
where she nnow tivess. coutaininga three hur'.
dlredl anti Gfa nre's mosre sor less. hsdjsining
Aquilla Miles, anid Benijamin IHsward.
Charles Lamar v's. Julhus Hownrd. Jathn
Hioward, and R.-lalpmh Carter. five thou
ratnd acres ohf land. moasre ort Ie-s, .ajoining
John WViwe. W. S. Howard, and osthere,
levied oan ats the paoperty of R. Carter.
Cha~rle~s Lamar, vs. John Hows-ardl, Jo
lius '.. Parduer, and Raudoalph Carter, the
abotve de-ceri bed properly of R. Carter.
Perty & Daier, vs. James Whaler. se.
venmsyfivei acres of land, more sir less.
where defenshantt live"., adljoininmg Thornitotn
Coleman, and others.
Terms Cash.
8. C HR ISTIE. s. s. D.
Marchm 16 e 7
State of Souath Carolina,
EDGEFIEID DisTRIiCT.
BE?NNE~T N.)BI.ES, livimr oat Rocks
creek, near Jam.-s Shseppiard's aM Romads
saitls be.rm mie. smne bay M AILIE eheven years
.aid. lilnze iace, in fimal, both hind feet anid heti
tore foot wbite aroenid the loosd..ek,..m haiis ue
seckson her back. ana- hangsonathe Ilesbmie
:ong tail. shomd alt aunsd. tao branda. App1 raio
.lbAlexzande'r Hanbeamn. Hiram .smides nal
sIephe:. Langley, to thityd ars. lairchs 7th,
1 J.HARRSONJ. P
To wapaper Editorne&c.
dertner (an experienced practcal
Wr.) would take charge of the Mi
RAs DtPAaARtXKJT of a Newnmper esta
bi pr Book and JohhegOffiee, eithet
ford. SuP " arr of this State. Georuia. Alaba
in, o ; or accept any 9rtuAT141X CO
qoewt*d h then. where he inay obtain a fair
kti-,t* ilion ror hims e-rvicen.
'can be given (if necessary) for
ih 10- profesbiionlet character of the ad
ve uteht s of the cnrps editnrial in
th=" ;ad Georgia, who have known him
(pr ihe *ntyears. Address A. P.. Mercu
ry ae Charlestsm.
C C.c raft wili conhfr a favor by giving
t1e ehe or two inertisons.
-,. 6 if 7
St O Suttit 'arlina
EFIELD I)IsTRICT.
DE. Buibo
- i. Fa.
W T SOLD nit the 29:h instaati
he lWte residence of John Tay
, the ful'llwing property, viz:
ie mrn we mn; Sarna.one wagon mnd
p f three head of horse,. eleven
hea tile twenty three head of begs.
o'uOne1 ode piano forte. one gun, plan
lati nons, hou-,ehol :mill kitchen. Furni
tare, een haeon, and many other articles.
Tcria- Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. e. V.
mAs b4 1842 ($1 50) 2t 7
Sta it Nouthm ':arolina.
bDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
U. Huiehison, Cashier, Foreeosure o
1Vs. Foelsrof
Tu'rner.Goldhsmith. Mlortgrage.
B Y an orer from the Court or Com
on Plens in the abtove en'e. I ..111
proee a -ell on the first hmandav in
April vtext. lit Edgeihl Court Iiise.
twrt.1.1in she town of Himhloura. known
itie uplan of said town as luots No-,. one
and'Ji lyingion Centre street s at credit
1 16zthq. title% to he .ignedsl lut mset
till the whole of lite purrhnse
mone -paid, and if the purcha-ser fasil in
pay ull'aniuint of the purchase mo tey
wbcn due, the property v-- he re-mold or
for ca4, on account of the former pur
Cie Cost' to be paid in ensh.
S. CHRISTIE. s. E. 0.
'b 16 e 7
For Nale.
LENDID iew PI \N0 FORtTE, on
Witns to ii the tites. apply io Mr. E. 1.
jAr Air. A A. Clarke. at Edgefleld C. I.
:.mm 6 if 6
NOTICE.
Uperoins who hav:- any dem2nd4 arainst
h.e estate .( Clirl. Wiarr.-n. d.c'd.. will
iletheir detna dG properly at'eted. and all
drec'who sare jndebte~d to the sid ~'tate, are
ete to make panvirnnt im'iidiately.
C. . WARREN Ez'r.
T are9 h* ~
Swret Potatoes.
OF3U lE.4 Sed Pottinesof the'
. l heit qnilitv. r sae 1,,w. for
Cah. -ahe sths -rihern plantation 4j
of EFiebl"dC. ff.
A. BLAND.
e 6
S.WEEERlis.
- -lIN IE.RCHANT.
'.S. C.
eriving and Pnrwnrd
entntry; to receiving
'ttoen lor and hut.
es an wan see..w. ........ advaneee' ont all :,rui
cecnunignedt tt him for iale Will al'so at
reni~ to the lnvinz ..r teodae 6'r Ilerehesitnte nw
Plaiter... for which his 'eiemi'ssions will be unac
deute
mnarcht9 3m B
Tan Bark Wanted.
'h Snhteer'ih'er. livine ntean Mjountt 'Vin-.
-- tge. recspectfully~ ineformis he larmner of
Fige6eh l Dintiee that le wishses io peurchtase he
iwien filty and one huendlred eird-ofl Toes lark.
ilt will p'y ine Ca-h. I.eather. or Shoes, for
g.o'd Ited. White. or Spanei.4i htk Bark.$3 per
enais. at the F..ere oen nhation, if withain 5evesn
misea of Edgeti IdI Villtien; or $5 per cord, if
chierfed att hi~s Taen Yard, Furmn.-rs who are.
orrnav he cleaina lands, elrnied find Is to their
inte'rest to atte a111 their Oak hank for him. A
god hand can get at curd eel hark per day, and
twa cords cans be banuliel .at a load, if a franete is
unde in h..ld it. TViim tc.rk sheids be env~s~eed
ewtry eve ing with hoede or leav ee, to pre
west the raid fromn injutring it.
March 9. 1843 Ce if Near Mt. I'nage.
Stiate oif 'onth~ I arolinia.
EDGP.rIELD) DISTRICT.
.I~Y EQUITY.
Stephen P.Oliver & wife.
Preeinns Lar & Wmn. Rai- Bilfufr .4Areaua
ferd. Ezs'rutriz & E :ecu- andi Redrf.
to. ofiJshe l~nrk. dlec'd.J
I' Tappeiarinig ee my satisfaction. that the de
esdanst II lliiamt Raifrd. resides ouet ofibis
Stats. Oee motion of romplainants Solicitors:
Jedered~that the said William Raiford, (10 plead,
a. sweror demtr to this bill, withine theree months
froen the psublication hiereoef. or that the said bill
be takeu pn cogfeo ngainst him.
I TERRY.C.E.E.D.
(iaissionr's Ojee.
Edge~eld. March . 842. 5 6 3m
State of' south * 'arolinla.
fDGEFIFLD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Miu M1aria Terry., lfor sprie
vs, >ddirery ofstame
Danzal Brunison. andl others.)&
I Tappearinegto my satisfaction that Stephen
: Terry and Jane his wife the children of
joka iParkmeans by his late wife Elizabeth. for
merly Elizabeth Buckhealter. Fugitt add
iPolly hiis wife. dSeete of the Detfendants in thi's
cas.are without the limit. of this S'ate. One
nmniene b F 11 Wardlaw Comnplainanisa So.
lictitst'~. d-rsel that said abus'-nt ddf/'ndants do
api~a7 ini this Hloesuible Cnutlrt.add picaeh. an~
swsand deinnr ts tlseecompaibians Bill within
ua moenihe from the pitiuhetin eef this order,
or a sid Bill will be taken protcogfes against
thea.
. TE.RRY. c. u. u. n.
Cea~.miunsr's Ofrie. MarcA 5, t94J.
msarclil :3n 64
Fruits & Spices.
T S1 RECE.VErD.Oranges. Lemne. Figce.
'Pen.. Citron. Ve. Cloves. Mcross.
Bth Raisins, &c. &c.. at tim eash shies sif
Ea.2 CRN & MeF.IGS
The friend, of Colonel J.
BILL. asbonnece .sim ns a eandidate fi the i
Ilcofr Ordinary, of Edgufield District.
Atrgut:0' 1f 20
'4~~
L 4t
FRtENCH FRUIT TitEES. tO
CAMIlLLIAS
T H Esubscrihi a just recei
ris, by the shp 01 rpia, a el
tion of PEA RS, APP. .8 PLUMS;P
ES. C iE AES;APICOTS. AL N
and MIADEIRA WALNUTS, which-be
r sale either sbl.y or br the bmundie,
bundle contains 10 PeAr, 5Apples.5
5 Apricnts. 5 Plural 3 Cherries. 2 Alma
and :1 %ladeira WaIiuts. ani are beautirfuly
packed. The Trees.- as fa as examined, ate
am1on1 the finest ever limported into this city.
ned tire well 'worthy of the attention of those
wishing te, obtain good Fruit. The Vrietles
are unexceptionable.
A,.so-A few choice ROSES and CAMIL
L \S.
And, a fiesh asnftment of GAeRtn SExDs.
isiong which are four.varieties or Caiilow
er, inchloliti the l.irge Ariatic. the White Bel
gino and Long Red F rench Carrots. new Flan
ders Spinage. Rohl Rabbi, soeve;ral varietiess of
new and smperi-r LeUttues. lnd all of such
Scessh. as are? isuited t, theseaton.
Ar.4o.-One of the amt splendid collectiori
tor choice FLOWER SEEDS ever imported
here. together with some ol' the bet and new
st IJuhlias.
J. D. LEGARE, Pl East Bav.
Charles o:i, Febl. 15 March 9 tf 't;
PitosPECTUS
OF THE THtaD VtjLot!t'N or
The ianaburg Jourrnal,
Publiahed eekly, at lamburg, S. C.
Terins-$3 per aaanm-incariaUy i adranice.
'WO years has nearly elapsed since the
JOcVAs. first made its appearane before
the pseblic and askeld only a tunall share sf a
tronage from its friends, until the titne should
arrive whes confidence could be placed in its
succo-8. rise editor has now the plea-sure of
tinuneszing that this deisited rod has arnvj
e's; atIAl e now earnestly sol Its a liberal satpL
ptsat 'rutn the reading community, anid the hum
tins's prcion of thoe. who may fator Oi,
with their supspolt. The first number of tii
third Volume will be issued on-or before tho
tisist day or April iext.
When tIe JoCNAL was about ii e issned
two enit s ago. pronmses were mad)y the pub;
lishe'ts to the public, that they wpaid exert
thenselve innelrsiouiy and em the beqt
e'fsrts of'their humbte abilities taiakc isbeer
paper entertaininig. useful and i ctive.
ic,'se thingshave been tuilfifled; on eime and
mnloey sient to slain our promises, and bring
out a paper every way worthy oftbe growing
proweperity ef llaiburg And, now that these
poronise's have been accomplished. nei w.
Journal passed the ge't .4 wMen Sne 6i
prices. ct, afuf or nioes. may not a fil share
f,,ropport be expected by us from those wbd
should give a helpling hanid f
Nally believed tha' the Journal was esa
b rlisied'for ertain pr'ate. party purposes, and
we have constented ourselve to let theml remain
in this belief. kowitng that 'rR'TRT will work
its way and frown down every thing that leans
to ear. But, now that we have surmoisited
every difliculty and spread our pennant to thd
beeze, we fearlessly proclaim. that the good o
laismburg aklne its every ast any rase. 6sbeen
our earnest design. Her interest demands a
public paper. and we have supplied her want.
llere shall the Press the Peopi 'a rights
mainitain.
LUiawud by~ indubnce unibribed by gain :
hiere Patriot Trruth its glstions precepts draw,
Pledged tsi Religioni. Liberty and Law."
Promises. were likewise made by the publish..
er,. that their columns shold not be burthenedt
with the partizan essays snd speculations of the
days. These promises have been asihered to.
ani3 although we hsave ito great desire to launch
seut on the troubled sea oh' politcs we shall
speak that winichi we tuay feel tiosnd to do-con-.
demisi the wrsong, amid holsd up light to the pets
pile, let our weonis efe'ndi what party it may. It
is the duty of thec pres to watch over the liber
ties oft our ceswn:oei country, and warn the pei}.
p ile whiencever danger is visible. We adhere
teo the Lieiocrncy oh' this counitry, yet if this
party goe.. eatray. we shall endeavor to bring
ct har'k by timely and virtuous reproof.
The dumty of an editor is a destinct and lofsv
profession.' exerceising gteat influencee oiser so.
ciety. It is ai psiwer that hats neve-r bee-n ement
surdnd we shall endeavor to suistain and
chesrsiichthe ucmal agenciies which tbe functions
of editorship hotl's amlong the world, and en.
denvoer to psersuasdceur co-temporaries to itn
proeve the charieter of the Prsua. tee resrue it
tromi iniel'iy to lie. acid fromn the in'dilir
ecre and ennttepi) eof the pubilic: asert it's
climis. vicdscnie ss egnity anud exhoreit it to its
dlitys. icy a straight turward lirtnans. conr'e !
Thic-se :uu,- ii- ns we lhavse le'arii d fro'm wi-e
ind eee'rweted hteads, anad we will persfit by
*themn.
Thew culumna of the Journal are d-voted to
I drregn and Ihese Nears. the Markets. I.itr
ruatare. beirare, etc. (Sca readier-s will be tmnr
nushed with correct infeormationc it. relation. to
panngevetsin every gntarter oif the glob-'
hetaeothe markets at home anid abtroad.
andi every descriptiosn of btusin~e.' intelligence,
besides a great varty ofeumiscellaneouc matter.
The great iuccre'ase of trade to Hatmburg. tier
natural advaustages for health and business, and
hier fisserishing condition, recndera a paper in
diispe'nsibiy nseeusary here, as well to thiecii.
zests as the pianiters and others who tradss to this
pilace: all or whomin shioculd patronize a paper
of' correct information. Th'ierefeore, the editor
of the Journacl kunows that lie can send out a
weekly sheet as well worthcy of patronage as
any othier unowv before the pulic. tHe respect-.
fully solicits from a liberal and enilightened
comumty. that increase of patrotnage wvhich
he believe hsis work deserves.
JOHN WV. YARBOROUGII.
Hamburg. Feb. 15 tf 6
States of Sothd Carolina.
EDGEPIELD DISTRICT.
IN THlE COMMON I'LEAS.~
'rhoias Carson,? flerarat ion is
John Senrry. tti ta' --
- r'1lF Plaintiff'having ibis do
, declaration in this case. in my
- theedefendantihaving no wife oratw~ l.
to he within this State, on WhI '
ec'laration, with a rule to l
It i's ordered, that time said do
' I itoh said declaration. .wi .,
it ay fr -m thie pubcsap
I'and ebsolni 'i
e Ihim
d :.
p.e~' -'
C'.
INotice to Qua
Trust
A LL Guardaatisnd Trsetdiii
count in the Com'nisslolef.'s Om.
I have net made retns saince the i~ofns't l s
ry 1P42. are hereby no-ied to make said'e
turns r.. or helire the Grat Monday in Apri
next. or mle to shew cause will b-erved upnt
them. according to the previsions or tI* Act W
use Legislatore, pasel its Deremher. 1840
. T'R RY. c. z .. u.
Coainsioaer's 0eC. March 7. 142.
mat ch 9 d 6
State of Sonth ('0arlifi a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
. ' IN EQUITY.
Sibley & 1trrison, Bw to Poredose Morr
Fliz F. Tut-. gore
NOTIt:E is hereby giVen that by virtue el
uon order f rom :Im C:onri ur Chancery. t
forenline the mortgage- in thep mhave stated easie
I siall offer for -ale to the hightslt hidder al
Fdg.fi-ld Court Hoose, Ion the firot Monday iIl
April nexti. the trari of hn deseribel it sai
Mortgage, sitnated in Ilartowell liistrict evong
Itaining rotr btendre and tory (4140) acres mort
or Iis and bonded by klnd of '(. V% . Clayter,
Willistm Tiorter. Dr. Batily And ritherm, on a
tredit until the firs, day in Notvether nxt,- ex
eept the costs. which i'sistst he paid in casi.; the
purchaser too give Mnd, aid perreonal security,
aul a Mortgage of the lpremni"t.s.
J TERRtY, c. z. a. P.
Comrm'ris. Ofi -e. Edge
field. March 5. 142, ($4 PI)
March 8. 1842 4 6
Tax Collectorm Notice.
1 i1!, atiend at the fl'o inistg places
I to culect Tnax... for the year 1841.
OnS $'trdav 5th. March. at Powel<.
"I.t-ndny 7th. --.. Hatcher's Pond,
rTow-fb1y th1 R - idge.
-d'-day 9'h (Willianms)31oore.,
Thoar--1ali.Je - " .111. Willing,
Friday I1:: " " Penv's.
stt-trd.ey 1:.th 1- . liichardsor's,
" o.and.y l4tn (Chrities)To% le-.
Tite-d.ay l.ith - " U. Itiehaardsnn's.
V-ed'ua 1:1t ..- A lUen's,
TmIoireisla 1ith " " Smylv's.
Friday N:h " " :'unS.
Satitrieey 19th " " She pard'-,
"Monday '2i "d ' Shaddrih'-.
Tuesday 2:'1d " Lhberts Hall.
Wed'sy4:.rd -. ". Turke'r.'.
Thnreslay24the (Collier's) Vance',.
Fridaty 25th Cherekee Pend.
S-.turday 2Gth * Beahel t-1d.
- MoAntay. Tuae"lay and Vedneelav. -of the
tirpt eerk of Court. at fdgetitdd C, if
Sattrd.y 2d \pord. " Hamhumg.
-M.eeday 4th - "Edzeniesld C. If.
Afl-r n'hic titme my Books %%ill be coosed
for Use present year
. F. GOUEDY. T. C. 9. i.
a.tach 2 3: 5
The WonderflI Cures
Pr.aroxar.s. ST
DR. SWAY eE'S CO '1POUND SY
RUF 01 PRUNUS VIRGINIANA.
OR WILD UHERKY.
CscterATTt. February 15, I840.
R.SW AYNE-Deaor Sir:-Permit
ise too taibe the liberty of itritinig to
N ou as this tiae to express my apprtue,
nod ta recoat mtendal to the atte..tem: of bead.
of lt.ilie td otihe rs)uur mvd1tiable ttedi
emue-the Cempsud Sdrpo Prunss Vit
ainaau:. or Wid Cherry Bark. In my
traveka of lute I have seen iu stny itan
ree the- wonderful el'ecti or your medici e
in relievitg children oe very oLstinato coin
p'laints, sn1eh as. Conu.hitg. %% haeezinsg
Clhsling of Phlegm. Assmatic atzsck-a.
&r. &c. I should not havo n rirtens this
letter. however. at present. although I have
lt st my dmey.tu add my testinmouy to it
tfor somne tone, had it tnot been for a late in-.
.ttnce where the msediciue above alluded
tea was instrumtental. in restoaring to pecrfect
health the "ouly chaild." whsec csaae wa,
almoit hopeless, tm a family ntf acquaitt
tance. -'I shank Hasvent," waid the donting~
mnseher, "my~ child is saved from the jaws
of death! (O how I fetred the relentless
ravager! But mty chIld is safe! i, safte!!
Beyond all doubt Dr. Swayte's com
puied Syrup eof Wild Cherry is the mos:t
valbule medi itle in slhts oar atnyeother cotnn
try. I amt certamt I hive witnessed smore
than sane heamierted caes a here st has lbeen
attendled witha compllete succee~. I ant
using is mnyself in ass oh,tiense attack of
Bronchiuis, to wh Iich it proved el'tual itn
an exceedingldy short tits e, ennttiele'ring thae
seeveritv y ofthe cae. I catn recosen end it
in the "fullest confildentce ofits .spceir vir
I uen ; I n' onald ad vIse tlbat in f~emuly ehoul
be ithaout it ; it is very pleasanst and al
ways beneticiael--wosrth doubthle and nhtetn
ten'tmss rce. The Pelic are as-u
red there is ena quackery aout it.
I. JACKSON. D. D).
Fssrmsrly Passtesr efthe.- Firee Preaeby teri
an Chaurchs New Yoark.
Fnrsale hy Dr Swayne at .54 Nnrth ah
at. Philadelpt in,. ande by
S. D. CL 4 R KE & Co. Drugihts.
Corner C.entre* and Mercer streets, ii am-n
hnarg S. C.
march 9 if 6
:AUGUM~TA MEIED STORE
SIIAKl'R (ARDEN SEED.1
T lIE perpeteor of this establishment ha
jsa recevd a lasrge suappls of 4JIENU
IN E SEEDS. the cropa saf l-4. tin leaves th
Seed to reenmmnend thcemaseeves. whach tej
have done ever since the 1a5 dealt isan te. Thb
Shakers' Earden Seed is songhit for by ever
p~e rson antd hiene they may hseae it getnuine
Ihe utsual allowance madee to centnnery deaslers.
Bird Sueed. LUncerne. Clover. Mlangel Wnat
zel. Prench Suagar Beet. hRye Gtns.. Blue do
Hltard's do'., liops. C;aliferns WVI eat. Aspara
gtus Rbuets. Turnsir Seed, &c. & c.
A fe~welegant Dahlias and Flower Seed.
Aaagtnta. Feb. 28 tf 6
D ENTINT R Y:
J PE LER. Surgeon D-nhst, w-ml
e ropectruilty inform his frienads. and til
pahe generalal:hah is. prepared to arter
ega all htnein.esatat hi. profesewiona. asech as Filin
P'esini.:. Cleansing, andE E'xtrsactinag TE ETI
He s alsen prepared ten lanert. pat tial os Lu
-.'tt. of inacorrntptilste Teeth. oan Pis ot., or
Plate. n the maost sciemtifsee principles.'
Telnns dlesiroeet his~ ten~fesinnul.
wi'l he waited on hy addressin
mires P. 0., Edgeied
hm n