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Irial to have robbed the mail, because of his tender years, and his presumed want of sufficient knowledge of the diff'erence between right and wrong in the nttier. To establish a moral and legal accounita bility to pinlect the mail against ihe depre datims of those who are thus suffered to eseepe the punishment denounced by law, the employn.ent in the service of the De portment of lads. of such immature years as forbidden, it will be seen, by the Post master General.-Madaonan. Ordered, That no person under the age of 16 years be employed as a mail carrier on any post route, or a cleik in any Post Office in the United States. The 'better to enforce this regulation, it is required, that the age of tbe carrier and clerks he entered upon the oaths of ofices %% hich they respectfully take, before they are traKsmitted by the Contractior or Postmas ter to the Department 11r file. And the Special Agents of he Department will promptly report all instances of non-con pliance with this regulation." Latest frm Mezico.-The schooner Do tic, Cofn master, arrived here yestenlayI in ean days from Tati pico. ')I. We reeived no papers, but havre been kindly permitted to make extracis from several letters received by our merchants. News bad reached Tampizro that the Me% icans had captured all crafts belonging to the Yucatan, thereby destroying all their: commere. It was also announced that Santa Anna bad proclaimed Vera Cruz the seat of government under the new% constitution. The Dictator-for such he ia-bad left the capital, and it was not known where he bad gone. Intelligence had also been received that the "Napoleon" was going to throw dice again for an empire. lie will command the expedition against Texas in person that is, he will be a calm sjiectator of events from his cabin in the steamer Gum daloupe, whieb is to batter down all the 4 towns and forts of Texas. The attack by I land and sea, it is said, will be made sin; altaneously. Gen. Reis commanding the land forces, and the Dictator the storming regiments.-N. 0. Bee. From dho Charlietou Courier. Singular and Erciting occurrence. - On Sunday nigbt laist. about 12 o'clock, f one of the City Guard who woe stationed in the vicinity of the Medical College in I Queen-st., came to the Guard House in great baste, and much excited, stating to do Sergeant that while passing the Col lege buiding, be bad beard a groaning in the yard, aar the railing. and on examin Ing as to whence it proceeded, had discov- I ered a coffi, and beard a noise which ap peared to proceed from some one enclosed therein. He stated that there was a acratching against the sides of the codin, and a gmoaiag, as if of a human being etrg gfor relie, &atching fur breath. The Beat immediately called assis ancapromply e 'F to the spot ai the e eof the alarm and ifi A esaeed reteef. On , ad s antero 11asi hee to ' T aiaginatie of' peet, earedto b. the foot of as oete and the 'agln and hard breath ing still contined. T* hox was of course e at onee foreed, and to the aeesihment as t sieli as amusement of thoseengaged in the 1 humane act, aliveasigator of some nine I feet in length, and approriate breadth, joyously crawled out ofhis imprisonment, ad his liberators made a hasty escape from the scene of action, and not liking the companionship of the formidable rep tile who had availed himself or their be nevolent exertions #s -ktain his. liberty. We learn thaa the aligator had been safely I and carefully boxed up the day before, by the janitor,of the College, for the purpose of being transported to Philadelphia, but to'bis perfect astonishment in the morning found his alligatorship basking in the sun, appatently highly delighted at being thus liberated from solitary confinement. hir, Calhoun's popularity in New York is manifestly and rapidly increasing. T1heo doctrines of' free trade which are so essen-, 'tial to the prosperity of that city, are be ginning to be appreciated, and nonte doubt that Mr. Calhoun is the chanmpion of these; doctrines, A t the recent great meeting at I Tammanv Hall, says the flerald. "when 1 Wright sakes (who is a friend of Mr. Calhoun's) metsionedl the name of that distinguished man, the applause was ( -quick as the lightning flash, and enthusi, - msie and powerful in the esti eme. These ase sigieant signs, and means something. And the fact is that Mr. Calhoun is making great progress with the democracy of this city and State; and his visit here in No vember will be an important and eventfull "By the by, Levi Woodbury, of New Hampsbire, will be here soon, and it is proposed to give him a grand dinner. But what sude~or what individual he means to sapport is not known. His support will be hacked by this State. That's worth somte thing."-~Char. Mercury. Comnaercial. [ From ear Correspodnt.] - IHaNstraO. (li-tuber 15. Ca~Usm continnes to come tn freely. and Plan. .. seem generally disposed to sell, as all have come to the conclusion that the crop will be trnusually large, very few are inclinerd in store for besser paices. There is no European or. Nortbsrs ordurs in Market (am is 'asual at thin seas..) cosequently all the cotton is pur eaed by our own Merchant., for the make of trade ely. 'Ths receipts lfor the past week have beein about 9000 balen, and prices hare gradually declined. A e quoe-6 a 74 extrener.r it takes very choice toceonanJn the latter pina. Principal sals frou 64 to 7:icents. Flour.-We have but little change in this article to notice. diurtg the week the stock on hand has increased;t priceam$5 a $6 50per bbl. jBsco.-There is but little demand foar ii artiele, very little coming m,. it retails at 7 a 7 esats foar Sides; llama 11 a 1d cents. - The Market 'a well supplied with Groceries, I Dry Goods, Hardware. Crockery, Shoes, &c. *&e..elI efewhich are offered low for cash. EiDGEFIELD EL sa.I RjO 11OXES. * e Court Htose, 145 127 13d 1011 146 Longmires, 173 14 51 73 86 Collier's, 66 60 44 60 74 C. Inds. 571 47 41 38 49 Pine [louse, 37 29 19 35 47 Christie'd. 74 98 87 83 Duntoi's 63 :34 40 35 6d2 Sheppard'o. 81 83 86 4S SI The Ridge, 95 27 43 49 54 Sinvlice's, 61 66- 71 14 40 liainburg. 138 1 99 831 16 Ms. Willing. G0 37 50 41 45 Richairson's :17 :Z 26 16 35 Coileain's. SI 46 37 25 36j Parks' 4S :11 44 79 75 Perrm's. 45 74 8 74 25 MIore's, 25 46 4 5 45 MoselCy's. 55 56 28 43 36; Allen's, 51 42 45 35 :17 Powell's 28 221 7 25 26 Long's, 45 421 131 40 3:4 Nil's. I. -) 3 37 :1 36 Dores" 30 5:1 45 i; 43 Ranal~sl,. 6t) ti 10 37 13 H ll1mlwnre't. til :MJ :17 2A. 4:3 11-146211"44197!- 998|137 !1 COLUMBIA. October 13. Cotton.-Ntwithstanding the late un 'avorable accounts from Liverpool. which ae publish to-day. and n consequent de line in prices, there has been a brisk de nand, and a good deal doing in sales from macons. durin: the Areek. at prices rang i frromi 91 if 74 eenii The qualities of ered include none ove goo.! fair. A -hoice lot would connssnd more than the tigher rate, and we mny therm-lore quote -xtremes, inchldin old Cotion, at 5 a 74 !ents.-Caro!inian. Cnsant.tI:ToN, Oct. 14. Contn.-There was but a limited in iniry for Upland at the close of the last, ad on Monday of the present week, and 'ormer prices were with difficulty main ained; a general attendance of dealers, inwever, at the opening of the market on ruesday changed the aspect of a'flairs, for hroughont that ani the fullowing day a ieavy business was douc. and in some in .taaees better prices nere obtained. bt asequently the market became quiet. ad yesterday the article was freely oF'ered it the quotations given in our last, and vitich we annex. The receipts fur the reek are 7256 bagm, and the sales in the ame time 4794 bags; prices rauged from ;I to 81 according toqualisy. OMEWARY. Died. on the 6dt inst.. at the residene of her iuband in this District, Mrs. Er:i -rAnD. rift of James Sheppard. Esq.. d*nghter iJohn Mobley, in the 37th year or ber. age. .itPs.a exemplar mother, aW more than aft, devoted follower of Christ. Hiers was not ,ly a religion of faith. but a region that boadd in " whatsoever things were lovely nd orgood report." AndlIfeel thatlIam be rowing the bighess encomium that can be paid human worth, when I simply say, she was etoved by the poor and an fortunate around or. She enseoutntered death with a calm firm tess that could only he the result ofan ever-ahid rig faith in her Saviour. She has --foaght the aod fight." she has - nished her course with "y" and is now " fallen asleep in Jesus." The ass does indeed seem toa be al most irreparable a her i:nmediate family, a family of almost un onscious children; and I deeply sympathize with them in their affliction. But our God is a iod of love. and will guard and guside the "seed if the righteous." Let not ber near and dear elatin.: "iouirn as those that have 6o hope ;" iut let them rasher profit biy her pure examiple, adl " strive to enter in at the same gate." that hev may meet her. once mnore and forever, mong she -- spirit of the just made perfect. tud the innuime'rable cobopanyt of ang~els." Dmcd. in thsis Distuici. on the 9th ins'., afler ,n illness of ten days. Mr.. MARnA P'oWs.s.. rife. of C. S. Powell. and daughter of sir. John lucl.ba :er. The deceasced had been a mnember of the laptist Church for the last I0 sir 12 years, wait kind mother sand aff'ectionate wife; she las efS a huisbansd and four children. so mourn their rrepar::ble los~s She w as desirous to be with or Lord. whlere she would rest from the trou les anid labors of this world. 1U7TIE OAPTIST MINISTERIAL O(N PER ENCE of the Edlgefield Baptist As ociation. will hold its next meeting, in the leeting hlouseat hiamburg. on Friday before Ibe finh. Lord's Day. in the present month, at 0 o'clock. A. M. W. B. JOH!NSON. Chairman. The lhamburg Journal is requested to give his notice one or two insertions. Oct. 10. U1 NOTICE.-A meeting of the Bras~x inclarr Or FDG ELtD DISTmecT, will be held n the Methodist Church. on Thursday Even ng ol Court week, at the ringing of the hell. E. PENN. ert Oct. 12 Sertr COMIPA1Y ORDERS. siEDGE.FIEL.D BEAT COM PA 61NY No. I, are hereby ordered toap pear at the Pine iouse, armed and .equipned as the law direc. on thme '2:th. m.-t. for Drill and Review. Oflicers will assemble the day pre. By order of Capt. J. M. Coghuirn, T. G. BACON. O. S. Ce. 92: 38 COMYPAN~Y ORDERS. L.DGEFIELD BEAT COMPA ?N Y No. 1. are herebhy ordered So ap. pear at the Old Wells, armed and equippsed as the law directs.on Thur. day thse 3d day of Novembher next. fur Regimental'~Drill and Review. Officer. and Non-coammissioned Officeers will assemble the day pre 'ious for Dailh. By order of Capt. J. M. Coghorn,. T. G. BACON. 0. S. Oct 19 2Jr, 38 A dfninintrator's Motiee. 'I.L per'ah having demands against the . estate of T El. PRICE. deceased, are re neoted to present them. anud those indebted to sake imsnediate patytnent to .A. A. CLA RK, Adm'r. CTION RETURNS. rpresentatits. R. a' eI i - - g ee E. .IE.. 40 40 691 141 99 6 73 60t1$.?> 40 9 89 71 8 34 93 :7 8J 83 37 18 16 87 21156 301 13 28 18 63 17 42 471 25 34 50 58 81 72 591 36 20 16 100 18 57 ' 44 8 33 68 50 45 691107 18 38 110 69 29 34 61 15 106 107 37 40 39 49 30 35 73 66 11M 64 132 87 167 55 25 33 5 53 67 2o 16 25 15 21 43 215 M2 3 37 7 16 50 59 7:1 87 43 6 44 98 8 , 82 I9 10 69 113 42 291 36 419 4 46 31 32 67 59 4 38 69 43 35 40 36 14 42 62 Is 11 13 10 17 :10 36 3 15 12 3 44 47 27 13 13 3 44 7 48 39 :7 341 341 8 15 53 39 48 38 32 35 45 51 461 4' 25 55 12 57 68 18.31122:1110751 5-%51 9615| 1944 H. L. JEFFa.RN, FA TOR 4- GENERAL CUMMIIS SIOX MERCIANT. IIAMBVRG. S. C. R ECEIVES and Forwards Merchandise. lships Cmtton, sells Cotton. Flour, Bacon. &c. Purchases Goods for Merchants and Planters. and a:tends strictly to all tither Cow inonoii Iulsiinems entrusted to him. Hamburg Oct. 15 SAL. 38 EXTRA COURT OF EQUITY. A LL Sitors and others intereted.are here jly notified. that a Cout of Chancery. to hear nil causes nest disposed of at the regular June Term if said Court. will b.i held at Edge. field Court flonse tn the third Monday in No. vember next. By order of lhs ilonor Chancellor Hlaper. J. TERRY. C. I. 1. D. Oct 19 5t 38 A"Obice. In the Matter of B T. S. Wilks & Co. BY order of the Court of Bankruptcy. the ind:ividual & partnership prolserty of T. S. Wilks & Co., will be sold on Saturday next. at Abbeville Court House. for cash. HENRY A. JONES. Assigaee. Abbeville C. H. Oct. 1, 1842. It 8 Boots, Leather, & Shoes. H E Suberher Is receiving in nddition to his Present stock ofhome manufactured gorka ' asotet of Nortber mnade a BOO , SHOES. & LEATHER,.. which will b&.,sold as chMap e n cu b bagbIn 1s6 dSti.- ese chase will do well tocag, asI am not to be underold. N Shes, from 874 to $1 25 fies ne Slippers, 81 00 to 1 30 'common " 624 to 75 LeIather Shoes. St 124 to 61 50 All kinds of BOOTS and SHOES made to order, with neatness and despatchm. 3J1HN HARRIS. Oct.19 tf__38 TIlE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, IN BANKRUPTCY. W HIEREAS James Morris, Junr., Fat mier, residing in Edge6eld District. State of South Carolina, hiath filed a petition praying that he maiy be declared a Banikrupt, pursuant to the Act of Congress of the United States, made, -.nd now in force. cnncernin Bankrupts, and that lie may have the bene t of the said act, this is to give notice oftbe a'ad Petition. ande that a hearing thereof wvill be had before the Honorable Robert BI. G7ilchrirt, Jude eof tihe said Court. at a Court to bc boiden attb Federal Court House, in Charleston, on Moo day the seventh day of Neivemtber next, at 1i o'clock. A. M., at which place and time all Persons itnerested may appear and shew cause, If any they have, why'the prayer ofthec said pe titioner sh'onld not be granited. Charlecston 13tth day of Octobet. 1842. 11. Y. GRAY. Clark. Oct. 19 91 3S TH E U. S. DISTRICT COURT, DIsTaIcT OF souTH caRorLtsA IN 8.A N KRUPTCY. W H ER EAS Robert C. Jones, late a Mer chant, now an Overseer in Edgefid District. S. C. bath filed a petition praying that he may be declared a Bankruapt. pursuant tothe act of'Conugress of the United States, made, and non' in furce, concerning Bankrupts, and that he may have the benefit of the said act; this is to give notice of the sai petitiomn, and that a hearing thereof will he had before the llonorable Robert II. Gilchrist, Judge of the said Court. at a Court to be holden at the Fed eral Court lf loce in Charleston. on Monday, the seventh day of November next, at eleven o'clock. A. M , at which place and time all per sotn interested may appear and shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said liei tiener should not he granted. Charleston, 13th day of October. 1812. '11. Y. GRAY,, Clerk. Oct- 19 3v 38 State of South Carolina EDGEFIELD D)ISTRICT. BY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire. .LOrdinary of Edgefield District. Whereas, Thomas S. Bates and Ann Bates, bath applied to me for Letters of Administration on all and singular the goods and chattels. rights and credit, of Andrew Bates, late of the District afore said, deceased. Trhese are, therefore, to cite and admon ishi all and singular, the kindred andI credi tors of the said deceased, to he and~appor hefore me. at our next Ordinary' (i the said'District to be holden at~ Court House on the 31st October'ingI, to show cause, if any, why the said Adminis tration should no, he granted. Given under my band and seal this 17th day cf October, one thousand eight hun dred and forty t wo, and in the sixty-seventh year of American lndependence. 0. TOW LES, 0. z. D. Oct 19, 1842. ($2 124) b 3& - 00K & 3 PEIJIFTIE O F Every description executed with neatnessand despateb. at the Office Bale, Y. tidrywts of Fieri Fa el to sell at Edge field C o the first Monday and To ovenaber next, the fo1 lowing WI* ter, vs. Mary Strome, t'rs. .Strome, adrn'r. of sed, two hundred or less. where defen. I- lives, adjoining Wm. T:- Bird 0. & Co., vs. Jeremiah Minor. and where defendant P s Kindied Hhaeley, one y acr4of land moe less, ey Cook and others.. Cad yease Harring, one hand of land more or less ad" 'Iniow and others. John- _1. .Smallwod Deen. Oan 1 Jaa the same, seventy acresof or lessadjoining John inlow- . James ..Philips, Dunmire. two bundrF rand more or less, ad joinij.- lins,1sud others. Jame for jU. L & E. Penn & Co. I 8mith, one hundred ces ofor less, near Gilgal Churchi sgJames Barker and oth era. - Ric vs. Cnlhon Rhodes. the deren in tbe Phoenix Fact ry, an mrms a land attached to said fac J. vs. Margarer: Ogilvie, I be W*t here defendant lives. L . s. Mack Lamar. and Dawson seven hundred acresof land os adjoining A. harley and property of Dawoun At Joba 5. $y, Ex'r. vs. Elijnh Lewis. the traes , where defendant lives. B. T. C. vs. the Estate of Abner or deeased, three hundred acres of niteor less. adijoining Da vid Bi sand others. B. F *T. C. vs. Mrs. A. A . Nes bit, a rA adjoiuing David Ardis andoet saied hter, vs. 31. L. Moselev, Jas. os ~ ..W. Williamts. Walker Eme . James Mowley & Co., illiams. Elbert De. Vor e,1".4 Williams. Th~at planta tion or6 lod in three seperate par eels, - he whole tweny-five h ,ore or les, on Bridge Creek. or Edmund Caia dy. , a Bausket and others. Also via: Roh, Elbert, A Mariah, Luey, and Vin. son,: -of Win. W. Williams. Vii. W. W. Williams. C. , vs. the same. Al. T. -M1 t slsame. Hayden Gregg Twelve hundred and .6y nore or less, adjoining Zimmerman and oth u Egpisy vs. Abram Sad f land, mos or is. John Day Ave bundred c of ha where defendant lives. I v~p..George Garner, e be enty-fivo acres of land, in ~tning lands of John Ro'g Job ~~e, Ex',.. 'vs. Ja. Faulk nor, ~eid and thbirty acres of land, mor ess, ~ djoining Sarah Deen and W~iigii~swr and James Hightower, vs-5arf: ,b~d one hundred acre-s ol land, morlessadjoini->g Wmn. hiigh tower, N;J,lack and others. TliomabWalalone and Jesse R. Gary, vs.kHfliefand Wise Halley. two ahlou sandsecresof land, more or less, adjuining Waie Glover and others. The State, vs. Josiahb King, the defen hantsintebest in the tract of land whetre his Fasbje and Slother lived up to the time of tijeir death. Getarge frrott, vs. Wiley Milion, Jns. G. 0. Wilkinao5 and Davison Aitkinson, seven hundred acres of land more or loss, adjoiqind.,Whahley and others the pro Abner?. Jones, for R. Y. Jonce, vs A. TF. Iilges and W. WV. boor, a tract of land belonging to Win. W. Inor, ad joiningis Mother, John Burns anid others. James E.Killerease. vs. Daniel McKie, the defadants interest in all the land~s be longi'gttho estate of Charles MckKie, M arrolig. vs. Ann Hull. Ex-rx. Jnd'hWo~s. the same. Aquilla Mh1~ vs. th. same, one house andl lot in the Town pf Hamburg, where defendoant li'ves, ois ether house end lat, in saist Towu,oa Centre Street, occupied at pro. sent 69I!. L. Jleff'ers, as a store, one other house snd lot, adjoining the American pidtpresenst by Kitchben & B. F.Goued -Tax Collector, vs. Ilenry Shniltz:Thomas Harrison, et al.. vs. same, a jot or parcel of land belonging to the defehdant near ihe junesion of the Macr tintown and Edgefleld roads, in the neigh borhoofo Hambterg, adjoirning the tract of land icalled the Hill or Park, on which theodiifendant reside., containing 14j acres more or less. GeogO Pope and others, vs. Charles A, Dowd, the house and lot in the village of Edg~Ie'd,wbere the defendant lived up to the tilsie of hia death. Also one other lot kain as a stable lot, adjoining A. 8. Addisnsaaand others, to he sold on a eredit till frstof~atlnary next, the title not to he ezeenuuatill the money is paid and if not paid thirlandis to he resold for cash, at the risk of thaaparchaser, under same levy. LewieEllaey, vs. Elizabeth Clark, for. " -fiee of land more or less, where - ere ellives, adjoining John Crond and others. Parks& Barker, vs. Wmn. T. liird, the same, wsithe same, the tract of land whore defendatlives. L. Mon~itday,. vs. Beverly Burton, fearl an~Td our acres of land more or lesa. oiing. Wi. HI. Yeldell, L. H. and ohbirs. Pen kN anon, vs. Jam.e. l'forris jr, L. H. ady s. the same J. Hearar, for Branson Munday. vs. the same and E. G. Robertson. Bram and Monday, ,s. Jame#orris, jr. one traet of land, known as the mill tract, coctaining [oi hundred and thirty acres, more or less a joining Samuel Lassiter and .in ers, al one other tract, known as the Lyon trac containing two hundred and thirty nit acres more or leis, adjoining banicl Roui tree and others, also three negroes Jin Betty and Matilda. Bland, Catlin & Co., vs. Agnes Corte, one house and lot where defendant livi in the village of Edgefield, near the Bal tist Church. Bland, Cadin & Co., vs. P. Pow, it: rract of land where defendant lives. Bland &Butler, vs. E. J. Younghloon two hundred ncres of land niore or les djoiningl; J. S. Jeter. Daniel Bird and ott ers. George 13inscy and niliers. va. -mero Bussey, the tract of land n ltre defendat aves. Middleoton Self, ve. Janmes Newley, Le ny Newley and Wiley Nely. faior tie ;roes.Ilarriet, Rachael. Pierce and Ada ine, the property of W. Newhy. Ja mcs C. Cobb vs. Sarah I'ricr, one ne ;ro iy Stephen. Charles Hall vs Ricliarl Coker. Thi ame vs. the saic, one horse and ba nuche. C. L. Goodwin, vs. Stnmore 11. Ryan 1. L. Penn, & Co. vs. ilhe ame. Jui Inuskeit vs. the- same, the defendaint-, in eresat in tmsr negroes. viz: l'hza, Ilulda Luck, and infant child. Elibin Sprou. Aignee vs. Jlh imn s . L. & E. Penn & Co. vs. the same ltomas 11. Chappell for G. L. & E. Pens k Co. vs. the snne. Win. ldling, beare ,s. the same, six ncdrocs, Adaline and lie ive children. Sampsor. Bland for I,. S. Illand vs lenderson Smith and Josep;h Jay, twi torses. Goodwin lintrngtn& Co v Cliarle [i. Carter. one horse. saud4dle and bridtle. Bland. Ctlin &Co. vs. George Whit ork. Bland & Jiutler vs the same. A 3laut vs. the saine. two horses. Wm. Foster, Adoir, vs. Georgc J. Bow rs, I wo inules. N. L. Griffin vs. John Youn;hinl, tvi torses. Iverson I.- Brooks vs. Dudlley Rtioun ree, two negroes. Aggy nind Charlotte. l'enn & irannon, vs. :tlimund Aseson Witliain Hailey for another. vs. the same Samuel Widnian for N. Cotley, vs. th4 ane, Itichaid Parks. vs. the saeni fan tegroes, Carolina, Kitty, 31iley and Gur el. A. Mor2an. vs. James R. Kimilbrill Francis Kinbrill. and WVm. 1). Kimbrill mne negro hoy Edmund, the property I lames Kimborill. Johiu A. NMackpr, assignee, vs. Johi "arpeuter, Robert McCongh. Ex. of R Watts deceased. vs. Bradey Bryant, Had ey Cooper and John Carp'enter. one ne cro girl Mary Ann, the property of Job aarpenter. Commissioner in Equity. vs. Lewis ElI lay. W. W. Watts bearer, vb. the same Wn. Bronson Adin'r, vs. tho amine: Amn, y Sibley vs. the same, two negroes Pat ick and Hester. Terms Cash. S. CHRISTIE, a, .. v. October, 14, 1841 - d 37 state of South ('arolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Elbert Devure and others) vs. L besold at the Planration c Wm. W. WVilliams, near Samne ~immermanx's. on the ninth day of Novema mer next, the lisllowsing propertt, vtz : t o nulcs, three colts. fourtecen head uof cat Ie, twenty head of sheep. eighty or ninetj iend of hogs, five stacks of oneIs, to enty lye siacks of isdder, one ox cart, omt clieat fan, plantation tools, five or sis iundred bushels ol' ctoru in the field F'erms cash. S. CIiIISTIE, s. E. D. flous~e and Lot For Sale. Si '11: stutscrther otters titr Sate ttr htfent U.(and pso..eniOn givent on the I-.t Jannia v tnext.)hws fouse andJ Lot itt P'onerss itle l erttts. P2 months credtt. The dwtetig ais omtirtsale one story, with the ntectssary ont uildoags. J1. G. IJOLLISTER. Oct. 8th, IA-2 if 3i7 IOTICE. ThIe hltedt~ ptartnetrhip htetoeet 3. (J t. Fotnn ttf hltbrg. S. (I.. mad G ie.s. 31 's:wros of Angu':. Gn., woud esp5~t', ivb the rticles of its fortmatiotn on thte .5th at' Oct..hel~ i643, but by mntital 'onase'nt we hterteby agree o litmititt cotinutnice tu the tirtt daty of Feb uary next. J1. o. Ii. VORD. (;EO RI G E 31. N EW TON 1Iattthtrr' S. C.. Oct. 10th, t 317 CA RD. N consequenice of' the disoluttion ab1nve.i becomes ttcreesary I ishoni.,I ch..se nil tt tanding~ acronnite and otes., before the 1st c lannary ntext. All persons indebted to mte h: totes or otherrise, will plea~t consider this al inperatire and final call hiar settlemtent trithow Iriag. as inirhsl ence beyotnd a reasotnabue nottic :an not and will nut be gisen. J 0. II. P'OlI D. Ihamburg. S. C.. Oct. 10th. tf 3i7 J0. B. ['0OR tvwll cotntinne as hsretnfar p e to offe~r for snle the mtost cttire a'smrtmsna' f l)RY GOODS the coutntry at~ords. II ta now on hand thet mtost enmsnle -tuck every assairlttent that he has evern iead the ptie. sure to ofi'er for sale. Ilambunrg. 8. C., Oct 10th. tf 37 .e Establishleen. T 11 uIF.ndersignedl having established COMMiERCIA L 1101USEF in Itlamhsr S. C. to be conducted byv Mr. WII.t.IA M Il G REEN E. resp'czftily begs leave to call th attention of htis frienmis and the pnublic genera, ly. to hiis STOCK OF G ROC(Ehll E. &c now opening in the BrtcM Sttore. stt Cersr street. tformnerly occupied by M r. 31. I). Mahii The stock is entirely snew, antd having bec carefnlly selected fur this market, will be stl on very accommodating terms. JOSEril WOODS. Ilamburg. Sept. 25, 1842. Oct. t2 Ut 37 g7 The Gnrnvsille Maosntaineer ard Edg field Advertiser, will please itsecrt the abo1 twice a month for tharee motnthit. and for wai their bills ats above. J. Wt. For Sale. A SPLEND)ID niew PIA NO FORTE. terms to stit the times, apply to Mr. E.f Bacon, or Mr. A. A. Clarke, at Edgefield C. muarch6 f f J 3r - - Regni'l"Iead Quarlera 50 L -.GK Yrti.tu, U. 11. (Jct. 5. 1842. !1, Ortnotis N%. 10. e I I'.- Lower Dnttallion o the Seventh ie . gen*ntSo. Ca. .--iia. wall appear at the Cherokee Pondsif Tuiesdray. '.ith Octo her inst. Cotnmissintd and Nun'Comijmission ed Officers the day belore. By order of l. Co itall. .S. F. CIOO0., Asijnitaut. - Oct. 12 2 37 Regrese'1 Need Quarters, L nerKT aLL. U. If. Oct.5, 11112. UnOtRs No. Ju. ' E Upper Bautallion o the Seventh Re ' g imenlt so. Ca. Militia. w l appearuafeb -lfe iinnse, ott Saturday. 29th OctAer int0. Cominstsiontrd and Nana Commissioned Od n cers the dai befote. it I ~By rnder 'or Co. Wignal. S. F. GOODE, Adjitan Oct. 1) 3 :r7 Regent'l Read Quegrters, rn tn.C. It. Oc t. 5, J54:., it or.ns. N 0. 10 N purunnee of Otdero ftram Drigadc laid Quarters. the Seventh Kegntsn fit oilE uat iy i6 hereby ordered to appear it the old Wells ot Thursday. the .d Novemher. next. Coin tmissioned and Nou Commnissionted Officers the day before. By order of Col. Wigfal. S. F. GOODE, Adjutant. Oct. 12 4t 37 Jg E Subscrilbevrs iespectfully iuform the .adiese t this vicuity, and the public. r enlenelly, that th11y have just receitedl from r New Yurk, a ne%% an11d wall tlected anort. tateti ll FALL AND WINTER GOODS AN) TRIM.I NGS atf the latesit .ty it. coiesntrtng in, parte of Silk., SatusaM, Ribbon... Lacep. Gilfsex. .3lit, Ilopury ca rt-v, Fauey Sw.sI.. Caiisilc hlaindkerchietfs. Velvets. Whaeo e rb-, Colnb-. Brioshes, Pit-. Nee-l.ei. Pert'trery of vatriotati kinds, aid mainy other at itc.os too nit mierotus to men tAen. luau.At.fl A fine napiortinea.t oi I.e;;hornjFlo&rence. Tits. can, anIld Stiaw F;nm it fi ch stnd Amern ca1-l'wcirs. ihnbe k atudeo order. Mit s. U-. M. DOWD will 41swrtfite1dl the e-t.1b"1nli it. Whoms loig experoeie.- in a inst. ha. iade her faitntlar with all tn bratcles. All woe k will be exicuted wt i neatne. aad dipatch, and in ai style iot inriior to any,aitttlar establish. lIsh mentit. utt Iha ri -lt air A ugutta. O(lder frmsuo the couttiry. are respectfully solicited. lILND) & BUTLER. October 10. Isl :1 37 New Fall and Winter Good& ., HlE soolho-riber legp leave- t inform his triendi- and the public geterally, tha lze wtk [oe receivig hIs tock of FILL Ji'D WINFTER GOODS. consistita of alnoast e veryarticle that is usually kept in th6 matket. A good supply Engliah antd American Prints. Keniucky Jeans. Flanela, Sattincls. Vassimeres. Cloth', alsings. $c. Also a good wpply of Browa Homespun. Blanket, herarys, and Linsep., Hat,, Caps. hoes. Saddlery. Hirawe. Also a goni sstpply of SUGAR and COFFEE. All of which will be ofierred to custmers at /o.e pries to correspond Wid the hard #itas. I only ask all iso call and examine for themselves I feel thaniklitl for piast favorm and hope by sict? ' aticutton to buasinesis to mnerit a contitaance. E. [3. P'RESLEY. E dgfiehll C. HI. Oct. 11 tf 37 Whitlock & MYcNeil. AI 't I' pra iiledI themss-.elve with e'vety ar. iet sr mt ril, .eltected with caje, and ailso e.xps-rigneecd wosrkmten. And have permtatnsntly hsacaed at Gunr..s woon,. in Abtbe ville l-trriet. bor thme puirpash.- sit Coach Maantn iscturing atnd Repaiaring ina .dl its various ,hr.ache. .in. McNrr.t. hsai 'ervedi hiis time to the bn . ieisw. and '. ills has pre n..t facihtie. and pats e'tperienceri. Its catn withl c.ontidsteci assure dt~ who ma~y bse dhispaoedll tavor them with, their patroanage.. that tinsg ..bi.ill be. wanting in. posit ol workmtianshtip. neatnss and despatch,. to giv.- a.ati..factmnat. antd that bay indltutry and eceutyt hie wrill itmk hi.. prices correspond' n'itit thes lniIne.'. sit thie times. Greeswooo. Oct. 12ths. 3z EDPGEFII:LI) DISTRICT, .J.scob B Smieth. & anerLI' ri.x'inru.I&dc. Heinry Shusirz. Oliver .'intsonas & sal. J T ayp,-aing tonam atimfac:int. thatithe lion.. .EWaddyi T'homtp-on.n defenadani in this ca..e tgwithouit the. limits of tlau State :irideredi. Ihat heo do appe~..ir. ansd plead anstw er or demur to thme Ilill witinl tre mointhts ftrn the putblica ttonsoftthis niotice. or thie said Bill will be taken, pro confesso againtt lhin. J. TERRY, . C.. . Commr's. Office. State of South Carolina. EDGEFIF.LI DISTRICT. ti Joseph Parker & others. Defe.n'ta. . T ajppearinag to my sati.faction thtat Joiceph ftParker. hiienjamaint Parker. William Parker, llezekaih lirne.'. Talley and wife Tna. - ci . re~'~si llwitt thr. hiit of thuis Slate. Itis rietelitre orderied. that1 they do appear and ob a ject to thet dii isioni sr sal. ofta truct ofliand de -vissu-d to the above ttnaned pension, by William Roiberttson dec'dl.. on or beflore thea twenty-sixth a dlay ol Dtcembiler next, or thetir coansent to the lsatane will be eneed sof record. . iven tinder my hiantd. at my office. this 4th ei day oftOctohet. 192 r OL-IVI:.R TOWLES. .t. n Oct. 5 3m 3t Land for Sale. OO9 AC RV E.t oi hthplanta-ion known Caacebrake Plnce; 'Situated in thu.' dsitrict. oni I..itle 4nIzla:r halfi way betweeni Edgefield antd Neuberr rdCourt floiaea. Thec biuukhnes aie rn this pr .. otthetiact. Ilanay ones wiathe-- ti makse ann vantageoas ,ettlememi. he - a: g et a faar ba. m gain. Thet subscrataer 'ev~ - on the t dac'. n. [3. as ready at any time to tiso at gg ARTHIR SIMKJNS. Edgefield. An~gtst I1 3tMSt .f 29