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Frmteg Cruton Corser. 2%e Watker, A Gale, Loss of Life t -Os Wednesday last, the weather gav idjcation of an approaching gale, and a aheclose of the day. it commenced blow inevil _T frnom the E. N. E. which con .Sddvrtagthe night. Yesterday morn ijg he tide rose to an unprecedentedl beiphi w coliering most of the wharves, and in Ven due Range and Market street, flowing u, so as to reader the streets impassable. O the western side of the city, too, many c bthe streets were submcrged. and boni weire ply'ng, in some placesi. from house I house.n Boundary- street, ne uinde: stand that several persons were i aken fror their houses in boats. and carried to place of safety. In the course of the morning the win changed to N. E. and N. N. E., and cor tinued to blow a gale throughout she dma sod up. to the period of puttiug our pape to presst. About 8 o'clock yesterday morning th -ateam packet Gladiator. rrom Wilmin; tone made her appearance in the harbo with the mail, and proceeded up the rive opposite the steam boat whair, %hen i was fitund that the wind was too stron: n allow her to land there, 'ind she according ingly moved round to Ashley River. an with great difficulty effected a landing a the wharrat Chi*oAm's mill, and tha .mai reached the Post Office about 11 A. 31 The state of the weather was such that i onesupposed that the mail boat woul come through, but we learn tht %% hen th Gladiator left Wilmington there was u appearance of a gale. The G. took it du rmg the night but breasted it nobly, pr ving herself an admirable sea hoat. SID shipped one sea, which entered the cabii and drenched some of the passengers. bu austained no material injury. regret to detail a most distressis aee t, which occurred on Weduncda afternoon. During the blow, a flshing boa containing five negroes, viz: JeJersoA nu George, belonging to Mr. J. Jeannerest Ned, belonging to 31r. Mellichamp, W1"d lisam, belonging to Mrs. C. Mlalcth, ano a negro boy. named Isac, belong to Mrs Hughes. while crossing the Bar, (m thi way to town, was swanped, and it i% sop .Osed. that all on board perished. The was a boat a short distance ahead of themn and those on board missed the one ini th tear suddenly, but being themselves in perilous situation, they could out return t reader any assistance. We believe no material damage has a Yet been done by the gale. A few or ih lanking on some of the wharves ha' o turn up, and some Cotton. not stored hs been slightly isjure,, but as the gal was anticipated. the vessels at the wharve were all safely secured. . The Wilmtgton steamers Wrilmingto and Gladiator, were both detained in port yeterdav, on account of the boistcruu state of tIe weather. UMrico.-The West-India 3Mail Corn i stamp 3ledway, Captain Smith =dt th4-Balie 'on Friday the 224 ntiant aving lekft Vera Cruiion the 15th to receiv b'y~hardval the factof the ppoint sastt f V. Alwmu'e as Ambassador Es traotdinary to the Government of Wash ~*- lagna.- He had already lenl, and was en .trussd with glenftry powers for the isettle tnn of the guestions at issu'e betweet - hliatwo counatrier-.. it is stated that an ex pedition wras fitted out at Vera Cruz foi Galyeston, consisting of a steamer, ant another which was expected froum Eng lad, and three or four schooners. Troupi raiti concentrating in every direction. Roveral thousand were at Jalapa, and i - Mas conaidently believed that an in'vauiar *. f Texas would take place in a few weeki ~Tbe United States cutter Woodbusy, foi rhsessafety apprehensions bad been eni - sertained,. left Vera Cruz on she :itha foi this port.-N. 0. &e. -lasportatfroa. Tcea.-T he steam bhij M"Isewebant, Capt. Boyle, arrivedi here this -mortting from Texas, brngning daics to the 28-Thh inst., a party of 1300 Mtexican unde Geo.Woll, surprisedl and took the town n San Antonio with some arty white inhabi tantw, President Houston has issued 5. proclamation calling on the people to turn out ad ponish this aggressinn. Th' e inmeligence, the authenticity mm which appears nquestionable, woul'd ge S to'prove nut only that Santa Anna is per fbctly serious in his design upon Texas bat that the long contemplated in'?asios br. asabolutely taken place. A body o 130men under the command of an ex perieced and sagacious leader, sakins possssio of a frontier town, would seen -buts the fore runner of larger forces ani -msore serions conflicts. We may therefor be prepared for stirring news from th young republic. Galveston was visited by a mest sever and destructive hurriratne on the 19th inst The wind had blown heavily all day. pre =x diteing a very high tide in the hay an - driving the water over a considerable por * tion of the town to the deptht of three feec Aight the violence of the gale incresset snd considerable damage was sustained Among the buildinsgs injured were. thm new Episcopal Church, the wall,, an< staeple of which was rent and the interio geatly damaged ; the Catholic Chlurel anehtinjured; the stores of lestr, HaI, Gladman, John, DeLacy, Benedici and severalotrssfeemrerls Injury. Tbe brig Atlantic, thme war schr. San Bernard. and prize sehr. .31.try Eliza~ecl are left gound, and the steam ship Mt chant, and erhaps one or t wo other veI sels ure slihtly damaged by thumpin; against the wharves. A number of smal market vessel were icjured or lost. Mlore Indian Depredaion.-l t is ou painful task to record another shockin murder committed by the Indians on las Sunday afternoon. Five persons left hmer with two ox teams, a rew days since, to g to Brushy to procure eprn; and on thei return. when within ab61st three miles the city, they were attacked by a partye abut 15 Indians. T wo of the five, Capi Tir. nnd a Mr. Donovan. were killed Several of our citizens immediately re paired to the spot, aid b:-ought in the , bodies,. which were buried on Monday I mornintg.-Austin Gu::ette. Sept. 7. Justice WIley.-In the New York City Court of Oyer and Terminer. on Tues , lay, this in-Jividual-whose connection with the recovery of the money stolen p from the FredericI County Bank of Ala n ryland has rendered him so notorious. if was sentenced to the city prison fur six s months. and to pay a fine of $ 50. The 11 Court stated that 31r. Wiley bud been con - victed of receiving stolen goods ; the stat n ute points to four difflereut grades of pun ' isbmeut for the offence. and that after his conviction the Court ha-! for a length or d time felt disposed to inflict the highest pen - alty. icing shocked at finding an officer of icigh trust, aid moreover that officer a r Jicdge discovered in league with felons. Facts, honsever, lately had beenprosc:ted, a which had induced the Court to mitigate - the sentence, and in addition, to Which r they had taken into consideratiom that r Mr. Wiley had been in cocfi:iement al t ready for a lenoth of tiie, and suffered the disgrace of being stripped of his muagis. terial rfoles. I The Court thererfre adjudged him to i pav a fine or $2.5o and to be conflued in I the county jail for the terms of ti nouths. Fire.-The alarmi of Fire. about half past 1t) 'lock last evening, poroceeded efrom ,hed at ite lower end of Gilbbs' I wlarf. in) ws hieh a qcuantity o' line was tcored The time became ignited fron lei;ta wet durng the day and lroke out in te I a tlnae'. 1t %, .a soon extinguished. how iI ever. ni thout douing ano injury.-Char. I Courirr. , Commercial. t [Frioms our Currespondrut.] I Ml.usaet. Octuber 7. Dear Sir.-Our Cotton m.arket Ia.st week w %as quiite Ibri.-k and 4tale" were miade at fromi 7J to 8 ct,. readily, but thi. week. owintg to the accounts by the British Queen. the market o. pened dull it 7 a Tic.: some very fine brought 71 et. There has been about 1700 hales le ceived this %%e, k. ac Jiae crop is expected to be ; Iery herge. we despair of seeing aty imtpcuvc 3 ieut in psricei shortly. ) lour.-The s:ock of country, is Large and incream:-;. pcices tcuintg dowscwardc. Ve qucte ..:-U to $6 .0 per bbl.; principal sales 4600. Bacon -There has' beena several loads in this week aid soht at 7 cents. Western is Sis pleuty and retails at 7 a 7ac Sat.-We notice some arrivals of Sack Salt I per ivor. it is ietailing from storts its $ 50, . bulk is ncarce at G2 a 75 ct, pier bubel. 9 Bagginsg and Bale Ripe.-The narket is well supplied with all kinds and the demand is , good. Tow 15 a 8,; Heil.P a ="I.; Gunny, 2-%. .tpe. 10 a 124c. Ewdaage'-On New York sibt cheeks I . per cent pet.4 Charleson. do. do. par a Sper e.'preus.a maah, dd. do. par a I I pret. p". As ..eath Caribinautooey; we dto ne*thmiurd give you the disconutoon Georgia money, as there is hut little in crralalioa that is under Spar. Yours, &c. A escsTA, October Gc. Cotton.- -The past has been rather a dull week in this Market. ancd all qualitiect have de clined from I to 4 of a cent-particularly the -lower qucalitie's. The receipts during the week Shave beetn large. particularly sitnc Monday .last, and tiduch of that now comintg to miarket ris going intod store. Stricdly prnime'. in square b ales, Ahe believe will commancd r3 cett, but such cottons a. formoerly mild at 7J are ncow dif fienlt of sale at 74. &rcAage.-We have not snuchc change to no -lice icn out Exchange table, acnd the demand is. good for northa n ecchage at the present time -Cenctral Bank~ note.' at still quoted at ,20 as 23 per cent dii: Hawkincaeuill. 2'c to 2. acid A labamia notes at t.' a 2!'.-(onstitutconalist. Cuacnt kccTo.. October 8. Cotto.-Thierer hsa' been some inqeuiry for 'p' Land ciee lice ddste sof our revie w ictthe i t inist. in ns hacih bthf tihe Euroupean denier acnd time pur 'chaser for ancother ac count p'articipaltedl. the re suit of which was tihe direpoe.ct oaf abocut 3083 h ates. againust the receicpt icc the same' timei of r 326 bates. On Sctccrdtay last ancd in thme eacrly Spart ofthe pre'sent week. the sales were hghct. buyers on thce oneo hatsd rcelic.ing to operaste at the prices thenm currenct. arid hoilders on the seth cr. were- unwlitng to sibmit to iuower rautes:a I ont Wednecsd-sy, howsever. prices fell. a;md *thsroughcout thaft day betweenc 1000 and 1200) f bags wvere dispnsed oaf at shcoct .j ct- pier lb. die *chneo tn nll rjualities uncder striedly chbtce : ancd .l bthhuinec .,f'Ihnrteaa ad yesterday shecw the like restuit. r MIAR R IE D. - On Sunday 2th Auigust last, hcy B. C. Mat. ,thewus. Eccq Mr. Wrasyi.rT McGer. to Misc. Jtd~ia, eldest daughter of Mr. Lowis Ileriong. (On Thurrsdtay. the lst Sept. by thce Rev. H1. C. Ileslong.M. Et~oz~o i. W n.~s toM itce RAcuakL. J.. eldest dauklhter of .anmes liter e nEsq.. all of this district. omITUART. -Died. dcn tihe 17th nIt., at thiere-cidence of her Lfatther. inc this district. alter anc illniesof 18 days. - Mrs. Sus Wa-r.avr. coct-ort of Mr. Orc~an .Watley. ansd daughter of Mr. Jesse Riambo; in the ninreteenthi -ear ofa her age The deceased h-. heft a husband, an only chuiki. and a large circle of friends anmd relations Ito mocurnc her early death: though thecy are neot r e-f to muonrn as -hoewho have no hope." as moralty evndthme g rave. P'osessinag thcose . qulitistwhch adorni the fincale chiaraccer. she ,was a dauightcr. kind. dutmifiul and obedient; and as a wit.', p.he was mild acnd affectionate. She exhsibite-d, in hcer death, pcerfecst resigna tion to the divine will. andi exemiplified the power of that religion which -works by hove andi tptrities the hceart." A few minucte.sbefore -she expired sheo n a.' asked by~ a frienid, if she - facared death, " No," shce replied. "t ccam weary g with thi.. world of sin." afiec this she observed I to her father, that shce was dying ; "well." said her father."- I hcope yrcn are going to a bestter father thatn I am ;" -Yes," replied shce. "I am rgoing tmyheavensly father, to eterncal re~tt." "The months oh afflietion are o'er, tThe day. acnd the nighats of distress; * We see her in ainguishc cno more, She's gained tier happy release. r " No sickness, or sonsow. or pain. Shall ever disqniet her now ; For death to her spirit was gain. -Sinco Christ was her lire whetn below." DIED.-In this city. on TursuY, the 15th instant. Mr. WrILIAM B. Joussos. Jr.. in the 24th year orhi, age The deceased was brother or our voung townsman. C. K. Johnson, Esq. lie had the esteen of n large circle or friends, to whom he was end by the possesson of all the beter qual thehumanheart, For his premature di the eye of Mriendship shall oil be dimmed with the tear of regsL-. IRequiescat ia pace."-N. 0. Picguae. In Butler county. Ala.. on the JMth AngUte 1e842. Mr. CuasRwTA BaKavnAuPT, RUtata Of Germany. and for many years a -en of Edtcfielk District. S. C UT TEMIPERANCE NOICE will be a maeting or tie MacuAttic's Was tOTOKIA1 SOCIETY Or EuowaxLta VILLAGE,, hold ins the Baptist Charch on Tuesday Evene ing of Court week, at the ringig of the bell. E. PENN, decretary. Oct. 12 It 37 OT NOTICE.-A neeting ofthe BIsLE Sdcury or F IG KiLOK. DsTRICT, will be held in the Methodi.t Church. on Thursday Even. iig of Court week. -it the ringimg or the bell. E. PENN. Secretary. Oct. 1) '7 Regail'l Bead Qbarters E-:ots >t; . IE . U. 11. Oc t. 5, 1842. Oni:ns. No. 10. T I IE iwer Batta Hion of the Seventh Re ginsesnt So. C. Militia, will Uppear at the Cherokee Pondt. on Tuesday, 2M Octo ber inst. Comniusioned and Noun Cumaiionu ed Otlicers the dy before. By order oftol. Wigall. 4. F. GOODE, Adjutant. t-t.12 2 37 Remnt'1 Head Qaarlerv, otok:.LD, C. HI. Oct. 5, 1642. Otinuuis No. 10. T I IE Uppecr Mattnllion of tie Seventh Re u i ment So. Cn. Militia. will appear at the Pinie 11,1e. on Saturday. 29th October inat. Ciiiommi-ioned anod Noi Couuiiioucd Ofi. cers the day befo e. Il v anler 41f Col. Wigrull. S. F. GOODE, Adjutant Oct. 12 3 37 Itegua'11 Ifead< Qaalters, EUVrIELI). C. It. Oct. 5. 1S42. OnRnsus'. No. 10 IN pur.uance of Oiders rroin Brigade llead Imiunarterv., tIhe Seventh Regimeiunt aflufant ty i6 hereby ordered to appler at the Old Wells on Thur.mduv. the 3d Novesber. next. Com. misioned aid Not Cumuiiioced Officers the kay befeore. ny order or 'ol. Wigrull, S. F. GOODE, Adjutant. Oct. 12 4t :7 rpii E Sulscribers ie.pectfully inuri i the. Laidies iofthis vicinity. and the public eiierally. that tley have jnst rece4ved rfrou New Yorke. a new ai.d well selected aort ment or FALL AND .INTER GOODS A ND TRIMMINGS uo the latest sty le. consiiting in, parts of Silka, Satins. Ribbons. Laces. Gloves. Mits, loaury Scarlus. Fancy Swals, Cambric landkerchiefs, Velvets. W lalebone. - urIs. Conb,. Brsbhes, Pins, Needles, Perfumery of various kinds. and many other articlos too numerous to men Lion. & fineALSO A fnoeasbe'tsnent of laghnr1;Florenee Tas ran, and Straw Bonnetts, Francis audJAuneri eFloweru. Fashionable Silk Hats mad to ~~4.-d j*ic1..tablishmenL. wV lo ezpeienes in hoseiness, hae m~adW'her ramliar with all its branches. All work will 5executed wibneatness and di-patch. and. i a style not inferior to anyfsimilar establish lishment, in Charleston tir Augusta. Orders from the country. are respectfully solicited. BLAND & BUTLER. October 10. I842 tf 37 New Fall and Winter Goods, ViIIH E subscriber~begp leave to Informn his ..friendse and the public generally. that he vevitthe receiinag his stock of FaJLL .IA'D W LV TLR GOODS. .oijtti of almost cevery article thmat is usually kpt in I thia: aet. A good supply English andi American Prints. Kentucky Jeans. Flaninels, Suttinets. Cussimeres, Cloth., Vestmngs. 8fc. Also a good su pply of Brou-n Hu'mespuns, Blanket. Aersrys, and Linsrys, Hats, Cups. .Shoes. Saddle r. Hardnwre, Aba good supplimy of SUG.-R anid COFFEE. All f whichi will bie otferred to cnatommers at ow prices to correspcond seithi t/he rd times. I mrly acsk all to call aiid exammine for thieumielves liel thankful for paist favoirs anmI hqpo by strict attention to buvimness to mierit a conlimuaance. FE. B. PR ESLEY. Edgefield C. ii. Oct. 11 tf 37 wassrTOCK & elkcNE ILL H WE proided ilmmetntlvew with, every vartiety of imat rial, selected with caie, itnd also xperienced workemnen. arid hiave permanently located at Ghsamwooo. in Abbe ilkl Iistrict. for the puripose of Coach Meanu raciuring and R,-pairing imi all it.. rarious braches. Mfa. .McNemt~t. has. served his time to the bu ines.., and n itihat ns gsent Iiicilitiem and ps ep.rienac.he catn withm conidence aseture thmote who may be disposed to favor thtem with their patronage. dt i othing sh.ll lie wanting in poinmmt of' workmanship. nentnes and deapatch, to give matisfacton., and that by industry and econcmny he will tmake has, prices correspond with thne hardne-,. of the times. Greeniwona. Oct. 12th, 3t 37 Vfew Establtihment. 111IIE umndereignmed havinig estamblished a COilM31ERCIAL II0USE In Hanmurg . C. to be conducted Icy Mr. WILLI.AM If. G REENE. respeie.trumlly'begs leave to cell the attention of hia. friendsl~ amid the public general ly. to his STOCK OF GRIOCERIES, &c., now openinig in the Bri-k Store., on Centre street. tormerly ocenpiecd by Mr. 3M. D. Maher Thie Stack in entirely new, and havring been carefully selected for this market, winl be sold on very accormmodating term.. JO8EPH WOODS. - Jlambhurg. Sept. 28, 1842. Oct. 12 ( t 27 UE The G;meenville Mountaineer and Edge field Advertiser, will pe insert the above twice a month for three * s. and forward their bills as above. i. W. Admainistrator's NEtice. A Lpersona. having demnands against the estate of T. 11. PR ICE. deceased, are re quested to present theum, and those indebted to ake immediate paymenit to. A4. A. CLARK, Adw'r.. On... 2a e ICE. NOF PARTNERSHIP. Xartbeship between J. 0 g, S. C., and Gaoto M. N Ga., would expire by the on on the 5th of October consent we hereby agree i .tod herat day of Feb L M.FORD. RNEWTON. ~Ost' t f 37 RD. fhe dissoltion above, it I shiouhl cluse all out oes before the Ist of y. as 'indebted tit mne by wll please coAider this unl call for settf6aat peilhout beyond a reasonable uotice ,to-be given. I ". B. FOlt ). C.,Oct. IOib, if 37 RD will continue iu heretofore hiralt the most estire anso.urtnent S the 'hunty alrord.. lie hmost copijlte stock of lie has ever iad'ithe plea. .COct 10th. tif 37 ad Lot For Sale% i 'dffer'n for $ale or Itent., %A*Olnuiven 'onth. let JUansi And Eat in Patiernville. thel credit. The dwelling i.e a / story, with [te necessary out J. G. INL.I s'ftfl. ti A. :LMontt. are caouioned a::ainst lre-sphi I lated on which the widun P:r rar the Colimabia rand. no-ar tone mile villge, eider by taking .. fW4.d or as I am deternoinel ta ptesernee any wmay be detected in uany neanl Iw4d ne tlaw. A. LINDSEY, 2 i ns~m olution. artnership hielolore existin:! iin firm of Sc~U1TOi & 3.a; is this 4 alved by mutual comiseat. All esm of the firm will be adjuasted by P. A. SCl.ANTON. C. A. .M ElG. Notice. Id reepertlially infarm sour friesds e ptsblicigenernally that we hame a well selected stock of SCasesiawres, and VESTINGs all othwr articles in tise MAerchaw ,which we offer at ptrices to huil GOODE & LYON. AI Murdoch & Co. A F.RlS & CO3MIS3ION MEUi, -PIHANTS, ' Range, Charfudoh. . C. ,'recetving from Importera rena, the lates stylev English French 4u Aukner y -ariheisweet pries 81 well al sn'ledly at Ane e nis also gene BQOTS. TS. CAPS. TPER, ROPI,&c. rnfactories. We invite te at rentry friends. Csrt. 29. h842. 6e 3fi TE M1~ghucriber bege leave tenet rehpect .Lljinfborn his' friends, amsi tlIc citi sen of. e6eld Dirict geenerally, tdat he aiss en-un ene ebusines' of SM iatTaIloriina -the sa ' pouite teauers. Bhaud & Untle'r. md next r to 31essrs. Scrantesn & Mise where he miay be found always ready for busi ee'. e: He has ia received from Newv York. a gr ral asssst~a i if GOODS4 auitabe for gentle nen's- wesr, *hich lie will maake aup at she daartst mellc... aving bee,. engaged in the tinefot,nnm ' r of[yrar.e pass, and hatring mds liopes I~receiec a liihnral patrnnre. mi r e. ur. - . JOHN COLAN.' SEdgefeld!C. II. Ot I. 842. -sf 3.. New Cabinet Establishmenf,, STIH E Suhbscriber res.pe't fully .,infearmna the citizens of 'algefield .wilfea and theadjoinsigcounatry, ~tiat he has' commeancedthe CA BlINET BUSINESS, in all it. ietiesa. in the buiileling oeceapie-dl .Ill'. John Cnliand. a. n Tailar in e~stabhib , anal Mr. C. A. 3leeig. an at Grnr i euhe wiNl be happy su ra' i~it any kind of Cabmetr work. ehicha wit tiretd in a workmanlike waian er.nd at ~v~sto suit the timies. Eocralss a~eded to at the shorteut notice. WILLIaM LEwl. Oct. 5.al ai&:t 30 EW TI1NNING ESTA BLIs11MENT. .We !~Wever & CovuW, R ESPE4FLiL informs ,tlsear frienid, and 'usiun of Igoti-ehsd and the' ad. oinnag dretthat they have cosmmenced the TINMING BUSINiESS, in all itsleet, at Edgehield C. II flavtuag ~ha~aelcompetent workmen andl good atea1Sethey are determianed is all artieuinnanttred at theircstablishmensslsall he eaisinU e1o workmainship and prices, so ay thalessN procured at eith- hlmierg or A thterefotre invate Sterchants and Ihii a tall, jareviousn hi daelr suply'i he elsewhere. All ~I~hAly received and punctual ly tteand - Oct6u . f 3 Stat&oSouth Carolina. EPGEVEL$ DISTRICT. V.~~enaosp Heelish Talley and wife Tn tIarefmaeat they do appear and ob. jett h rsl fatractofadd vised to the amesi peraota, by Willian1 Robetsnf eanor berore the twenty-stl day oel .I t or their consent to the same wii of record. Given. ,aus~ad at ny office, this 4t1 day ofO~~!J2 M-^ TOWLES. eo. E. P. PATENT SMUT MACHINE. I WILL offer for male to the highest bidder. on the 2nd Monday in November next, the tights of the Districts or this State. together with the Rights of some of the adjacent States. of the new and improved PATENT SMUT MACIINE. This Machino in decidedly supetior to any hithertoinvented. from the fseetthatall the oth. er Machines, so far as I know, have been cos structed so as to break or pulverine the grains of smut while they are anongot the good Wheat and thereby causinag a greit quanitity ordupt or pulverized stut te. adhere to the Wheat; en much 0 .0 11, to lense it but liatle better, and it nomae instance.4. ill a weerwe 'cnditieon thaln it wax p revionls too its piari; through the .iachinse. aut %%ith tis .neieit i-6 quiite otheriowe, at. it is so construe-ed nw t w eparnite the !mait froma the wheat, wraIo uned ratre. thereby lrcventing the dupt which iI e,:ense,'iotwed fly puts 1erliureog at breaking the graits ef,mut. A. te prepent aile %% all fe: lcnked to with in ter-'t Icy bith Slallers atntd Macte1hiei't. ted iI alr. der that thev nmay -.atistv themselves of the value aned utility 'cf thse .'eachine. I " onld inI vite thram to cnld at the .1il e ton Salda tiver. aboatut two mile below GundrreH's lIri:e., 1'e 'maerly kawn hitb the namee of W il-n's 51ill. mow Johlnm Smaitlas'. antd bey Ihe 2:W of thi6 inat. ataether may ie Oeen it Jlhn Ijmnall',e Molal's seln Turkey (reck. abolit one amila'e froim Geatnville Abhcev'alle li-trict. At either puce they will 'Ine fully sati-tied -of it- value. Term'ir.-ltid1< lorifitricti. will Ice eolc oi 1''3 usothalis cre-At-Itiglhts af Siatae4 on sne andi t% e yetar-lMrchele.e-r- to gaine notte'. *elec lip. pre .eci -wcuritity. Tle Pareat lI.ight wace coh. tted tir tle te-rm ol* 1.1 rears4. Thsa e lwill cotnae'tre nt 11 'neteek, i :'a .\tlilb,. JIN WIl.SON. /utrrutur and J'roprittur. NE-:W BOUT & 1101: i-1101' Henry Darlington. R E 'lECT16'I, in61mus t.e ailiee" 0 I'.1-::tield incillge anl ad.aecta ecntiirv, that lee ias, comen ceed the manfaeiccture al ( estileae male I,:edie. Iit n loo .e aee 111 CI.I . eplposite tlse Pl'lter. ltel. ;eand femm hai." hc:ev ing been brm;:ht am to th Ilia n le.. Ie friI., I Ovtictiedl. that lee %II 1e blitle to gi% .1l n lee mnay l:mtreaei ze uhim jatia . a leeha c wwL Ahall le we'll made. and n arretate.d niot tu ael. All Iork lete- lat .1soage.sta price,-. N. 11. All kinae ot toemediant in .L- line, execut ed wmitha nieatniec, at.d de.pc.l Ocet 51 ' Stovall, Simnon & Co. Faclors., and ,ommIessOM M :' R C 11. NT . R S'ECT I'I'LY rene'w the tendeler ei their seruces ice tie! alleve hcu-ices. 1mn tenmlin;" te ial'id se.culationt it, (e't1iiom. as 1ert-tetlosre, their iiudiaividel paersinal attetlimn will le givenm t) Iia sorae aul sae if Cittona, aesd seh ither buine.,s as amey ie esatruted te theirc:are. They are fully prepared te :mke lileeara . m Vnmced IOU e[ta1o. amd froi their lIong crperi esa in the Cuamtaissaion business. hope Isar t fair fhare aif liatrolne. All the Banks itt Auguieta are paying mp1cte aed its curreacy ic eqitral to anly in the Unioe Planters may. iherfore, loubdentiy expeom sesed mondy for ibeir cottou maold in this city The mtuckiseiGrucerie.e, i and uathei stale articles are anpi and -u&aresie at very reditbd pre& ~i Sept. 71th. 184. 6a SIALEY & USHER, W.%REUOUs. & sCO strasto'O : X acu.NTs. HAMLRG, S. C. ItATEFL'. feer tin libemal stuptt thej .W haive. henduf'>nti reeivedl Ir'anm ee ge nru putblic. bag le'ake to anntoundeo to their f'rieils numd to the e tftin growinag csammuemtity getner.I. lv. that theair spciint ceaatraalitand convateenl W'sarehoeeuwe i.e is ice cesrv..fuI operaticc. andea solicas a aire eel pcutlie pa~trounge. 'T oamm old e'nmctommea.e we resplectiliy tak fot i. Coma tinuansceo of tbawim contliden~ce. To the pisalic gcu-rally to look for them selvei,, where they well :at onece sea amer admunt tamgeone *tpijana nshigh cday eplositor~y fur their Ceottens, ailerdhing every fiscility' 6cr the r'ceipt of Cuttuan by wvagones ur frt'tc heoatt by way eel thme rive'r. llah'inuess couunittdl tu our nuare 'mall receiae :eron'.pt mmneaationm, w ith~ our beest etinrit4 liar the interest ot'cteatomier't. We nmmekselbberal 'eh aesmea ci o Cuttot iam ctere. .:ud well moll or ship Ceetteon abroad uu mneraite te'rms.. lcine and lMacon2 Hans. CA 'V'Ks drto LI3I.\E. Jucet rc e'eved .smte her eale by Il.Y& t'li~l'ON. I Iiambntrte..4eptr Ian. 1- *. :t :u13 aecoi dte &.e ;annahl river ihcrty ecie abeln :Angndata, enatntaiuanaa (I tA.cO coe thncundce zandl 'iftv Ulnce sa rre. zieacaiaig Ielni eef 'le.er Ca'ntelcwe andl Athonay, nhuilet --ix hemalrede n.. ertoc inm thme wood-.al. ieth sa .eccd framuwcd dwvel. lineg kecue. a fircet raet' ecm houmca atceel ~inga .cre'w a bsaa n. ccrib undee cther cnet bleaebumga. eec. .acac erv for c aem. A l..e, nee otaher tracet icin. tamineC one' kuaaedce mnd mea rty nere. aclccti e the abcove~ tract. the inaud ise ct thme fir-ate aaamm fee crne. caittemn, or -am-'l gaina. wel I n ateried with veecer.aI gomod mpringe .ifne puere mintc'r nemsq in the upm on'utrye. .~And hi-'a htofn- aece hoi c the v llage oi Iiamlanmon, att tsachled tc whviichi ic (10) acan euaundred acree aof landt, nef whiceh sij. ty in inm time woods. If ncot -mide prriat aly. wel hce off'eed to the haighmest biddeir enu t~e'ha drth .ilonmday in O)ctober maect. Atmy .lpersun m i,-a ing teopuachtae- tuch land's will hmt' ie~dnted ta trade miler exausimning~ thme aebove Litetmti. rie dubt. The termc illi bo eta'e'. Lineamhmton. Acing. 2i t f e.'l Nlotice. A L L prcrons inmdcer ern the' cner.eier. aeith e- the estcemor enect taacoent, ir riempwar edl to atak'e pamcmecd ona or hwferen th.: lthi ol Dcceimibecr anext, aetherwie tey will Ice jibceda in thae handis of an ertlc'er fecr en.ilet,e. Ace I amt flhread to havI' moahec7. to liquidate accouanti whmich are ceticading agnenalt me. I hope. thmoe indebted to ann will cosmne forwardl. W.\M. BAILEY. Land for Sale. OO ACitES oif thme planataion knowr Canebrake Place; Situated imn thIms district, on Litttl'le nta river half way betweenm Edhgefield-amid Newbert) Courtilousee. Thme bumildigs ate on thmis pari of the tract. I fmany ome wicheis teo make an ad eantageousa settlemanemi. lee can pet a fatt bar gin. Thme suibscriher lives omn the place, a is ready at any time to show t. AltTilI'l. SIMKINS. Edlgeileld. Amigust i18, 181-J i 29 Notice. T1 HE firm of Bauamoa, MVWny & ANDES sotn. was dissolved on the let of Sepasem Iber last; the business of the concern will bi meuled by Baameesow & As pmt..oi, whm continu s~i.eas t he ..ame pla.. List of Letters R EMA INIG in the Post Office, a: Edge6eld C. I.. on the first day of October, 1842. (G' Persons enquiring for lette'r's on tb list will please meutio it. A Jones, Dahney Abney. Rev M M Jones, G W Addison, Mirs R K Averett, John Esq Kennedy, Edmund Ardis. Mathew Kennerley, S W Addison. A It Kennerley, 3rs M d Atkinson, D Esq L Asmole, John Lyont, John Agent, Man. Co. Lark, Precious 13 Lietch, R 51 Bird, Eldredi .1 Lowe. Basel lirannum, 1ro 11 P 2Langhome, P 11.. Bi'lier, Wi. 31. Landrium. John M flullock. Richurd Legg, Wrn Ei Iurt. A EsA M Harker, Jameis 1 McDowell. S F A. Branch, Joihn Esj Maya. Dr R G illullock. L. M1artin. John F Barnum, Willinn Merdt, H M S Morris. Francis Coslins, . imi. B T Clnd. Elizaheth McLendon. Joel C(oghsarna. John Esq 0 'Corn. free schools Ogilvie. Joh W Carsjn. winiuam P Chapmtar. John EsqPresley, Miss E Cro.sier. William. A People-. N N Clarke, lion. S. 31. Parks & Barker .) Price. Martha Deniy Col 1) Pruodehnmme. Mrs lD)eno'sr'n. Wi.lia,11 Parks, Miss X A Deloach, L 1 . ' Richirelson. Hon J S Evlans, Bej. Esq Itountree. J B F flirsnoree. Johis 1ur-r'uit, Josioephl Riddle,. John G Fei..lmanll. I.ttsetrry1yntn Reherea R ti .Rosbersont, Dopp~lae ':T. C .31 F% It ipfey, NJis i; C t ;osmillissn, Jeswe R hold~ (esCllina ',olley'. P .:ter S Gir ihm. . I) Simpon . Uliver Gearly .NJ 1. E.,4 Samutel, Wil 1inti4 (rav. J,-4 J IN.1 Sisider, Jomes (irillin. Ricmhard Sesarle. Plea4sant Gsillman. Pau,eha~l Smidh, Sansuel':a 11 Satcher. Amos W llamoihon, Mrs 1. V Still, 11 . lielsons. .ili. Eliz:Simaan, Judge 11llh. .liss Elizalths T I l4lbb-..Juriell t ysqTibbets. D W fluehcs, .\r, J 11 Terry. Jame l6lmi111. Mi M 3 Tillman, I1 iL lsalliter. J G V . Ilill, Col John 2 Vaun, hienry 31 Ilasminond. Samsauel Valn, 'Ivliai llaticher. Mrs L W liardin. Mrs Sarah Weaver, Capt Jojhl Ilm rvey. llhamr Winiaisl', J W lIu:he-. 31r, lIlarriettWi.iaRiss. Avorv lamatilton, John Watkins. Rev Z Ilacket, W I - Winn, Ilinchy Holmes, W W White, Ambrso Iloimes, Sharick Wingard. John Harrison, James H Walker. Willinms llrndersin, G. W Wittedtire Mrs ' Iluiet, Col Joht'. Jones, Benjamia - - .1, FR AZIER, ?. S. - ct 4, 1842 - (117) A L Per ns inebt d to. the Estte of ita Voker..dee., are,.Wanmdty i- esod ta nake payntst. as ie' cynditin of: eauar is such, that I shall be compelled to elose i at soon 'as it can possibily hi. dia.ue, sareliore, I wns In hoapss those. tbita nre due said E~state, will aeald teselaves of this notice aoi make pauy -ineut. Thbis let day of ~Anzuas. .H4d. OL1iIL TOW L Ef. As Or~ )diaarg of EegrjirJd Ditaritet. A PPLIC.2tTlON willhbe mnade tonthe Leti lature oftii State a: its nexi asaon, du~st Chrsnn tireisshaupt, or Geru d. Jacuoa hais the 'Town of.'swushurgf. .npposied to laaeasehenst e,sy lbyve.tai inrOsia rgory, and 8n, tuau a satural dnaghter ofsaid Chrisuoss, wins - buih. August I7 3m 2 - IMotice. PP'LICA TION will be mnsde to the Legis' lAtasre ofthnis $taia, nt its unit wiaaon, far lR,.nd to the- $cott's Ferry Rosaal. knoswns lay ibe naims-nf the New 31.arket Regisd. The Wonderful Cures ersa avz .T DRL .VSWAYNE'S COMP1LOUND SY' RUP1 (iF PR UNLS VIRINIA A; OIR WILD) GulRkr. OhI RP1(?0R01' oj thie ijiecy of Dr. Sirayne' Compound .yup of Prm nus U'gumniana, or Wld Cherr, Mr-. roiwa, corncr of Secund street Iand the rsdrks of Germaentownu road, efec tually entred. ier csmp'atomss were, gene rnl debilit y. at tended with a constanieongbi -pasin in the side, breast, and bock, wrib sthier smptomns indicative of Pufu onerg [Disoate, not essenatial to intjinale: After nsinsl the second bottleof ihis ipvaluablc mcdicine, her cough euitirely disappeared, nd her strengthb increasing fas'i-and isv ihe tisme she used t wo bottles more., who fsound hserseif freed from all paiu aud oihe: nnpijletaant ymitoms whsich attended her ditsene. She to now enjoying perfec: health,. aud willing to give any informa - on respeecting her cure: likewise reenrti mesnds this Syrup to all afflicted wvit ba ICoah or a Dtsca.e of' the Lupgs.. Forsale by Dr. Swayne at $4 Ndttb sixth st. Philadelphia, ansd by CornecrCenti-e a nu Mercer streets, lla:n Iborg S. C. june 15 af 2i IState of' South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Jao . IN EQUiTY, Jao .Soith, & atnother; Ex'tors. &e. Henry Shaudiz, OjiverJ Sisupasen. &.sl. . J I3T appearing( tomy atisfaction, thai thse Hona in without the limnas of this State : ordered, that be' do appear, and plead answer or demur to the Bill withim three mouths from the publics tion of tis noite, or the aid Bill will be taken pro ceufesso against him. J. TERRY, a. E . 0. Comimr's. Office,. Auwnt 10L 1$49. 5 ,s..- U