Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, October 26, 1842, Image 3
For iA@ Adertiascr..
TIRE LAST RACE.
Ala. Eotzroa:-Perhapsit uonld be in
ting to at least the sporting pari of
.our readers, to bear the particulars of be
Areat Sweep State race, t:at caie ofltriver
Hamden Course, on Wednesday, the 12th
iast, Notwithstanding the weather had
been very bad for a few days. the stand
was crowded with spectators from all parts
of the country, and the ladies too seemed
to be much excited, as many of theu
ownewl considerable inter.st in the horses
that started in the race. The folluwing
horses contocdedt for the purwe : Joht Bas
comb Govrnou uutleur, uleak lIan k.
M uckle Jou, Boston, Nick Diddle. J'hn
Richards, Columbus, Nullifier aid Clod
Hopper. Various were the opinions is to
the favorite horse. Bets w-re offered,
Bascoube agatust tle tield-othe'rs lsoLed
upot Guv. Butler ats the brag nag, and as
mauy sure tiat Black lhawk, Muekle
John, and old Boston would bw trouble
some customers, in any CrtowId. At leneash.
howeter, the horses made their appearance
apparently in fiue order, %% ith the excep
tio of-Bacombe and .Mluckle John-both
seemed somewhat indisposed, but thinks I
to tigaW-I know a thing or two about
tratinng horses. Their traiues had ouly
phystcker tnem a hule, to cram the jockey
word on sme of the knowing ones. That's
the secret-don't you *,-e into it boy,
mind how you bet against thei thar crit
or, I tell you, if you don't waitt to loose
oneey these haard tiatses. At the son d of
ibe bugle, I tell you these ailin, criters
pricked thsirears, and came up so -le
stanteadI up and tail up, the riders up.
andwy thing ready, eachi occupyin-.; the
positi$ tassignedl him. Awl at the tap
of the drum off the wenit, Bassombe
ahead, who had b this tsne became the
favurite, especially among the ladies. the
balance close up. The second mile Muckle
John, Boston and Black H awk mi,1e tip
to the old preacher, and played chose to
his heels. Pas"ing the st-tnd for the itird
nile, the Governor felt like Issuing a pree
amation, came up, antI a close conieg'
arose betwen the Gov., Bascombe. Boston.
Black Hawk and Muckle John, who should
take the first heat. As they played arnund
the last turn "coming home," the Gov
ernor made a press and came up. "nose
and tail" with Bascombe, but however
rather too 1ate. Bascombe took the heat,
the balauce close alter, taking it as easily
aspossible, no doubt with a view of mak;ng
a showing for the second theat. The. all
rested aud cooled off fltselv. wish 'he ex
ception of Columbus, Nullifier ani Clid
hopper. Nothwithstanding they appeared
to run with ease, they were in coming out
mach distressed; their friends however
seemed to has e every confidence, partic
alarly in the old Nullifier, whoeould stadi,
as they said. "ate much whipping and spur.
"ring as any horse of his day."
The time having elapsed, the hoies
were again summoned to the stand. At
the tap of the drum ofi they went, Bs
combe ahead, the Governor next, followed
closely by Black Hawk, Boston & Isuiekle
John.- The-cg s, mile Nick Bidle an.
John Ri:h tame a little un'a..y nail
cade race now hecame very
fall_ ,t te onera of
di ' was
'ery doubtful lwhicB~of th, two wouild lie"
the "better borse." On passing the stand
for the third mile, I tell you the way they
run was a sight, pressing Bascombhe hard,
hut not able to bead him. Look out old
horse, the Governor will cram it ona toa you,
was the cry, and I tell you what Black
Hawk, Muckle John and Bossttn asnm't
idle either; the way they came: it wa,
nothing to nobody. Neither was the bal
ance to be granused at in a fog, bsy thsem
that had no teeth, for they did, I thoughst.
a little more than their het, plarticularly
old Nullifier, his friends having placed
themselves otn the turn of thte back trick,
on a little Ridge, were determined tm matke
the old fellow throw dirt in the eyes of'
- Bascomxbe, Govertior Butler.BIlac'k H awak.
Muckle John, Boston, John Ric'hars.
Nick Bidlo and Columblus, wtho we're
ahead of ham; t but notanithstandeing~ they
lashed ad spurredi the old fellow, 'and
plaamped him severely, all weouled taot do',
Basco~mbe came 'ut aht'ed, wti'intg thce
heat, followed close'ly isy Govenar Beuslsr.
the lsalace in thet following ''rde'r: 3
Black Han k, 4 .\uckle John. 5 Bss-toni.
6 Nick Bi'lle, 7 J'shn Richards, 8 Column
boas, 9 Nullifier, 10 Clodhopper: timec
slow, track very heavy.
We take great pleasure itt expresiing
our opainion, and it is the opsinionm *f the
''knowing one'" too, that Black Hawk,
Muckle John and Boston made a mnost e'x
collent rat~e for unttried uags, anti tar doubst
with proper training anid msanagemenst
will he hard customers bsy and hv. Mur Ih
however dependus upon' the n'eannier in
n Ieh' hey suetain themaselves nt the Ce,
* ainbik tarf this winter. amtonag the impor
ted istock. Nick Bisdle anid Joshn Richard-,I
are fine iaorses, but were a littce taut of
order. Columbus, Nullifier atnd Chloow
per are horses of good bloode. lint nre
growing rather old fosr lihe surf. Evie'ry,
days experience cenonts n,,. int she opiniin.
we have long~ sinace enatertain'ed. that e'ld
horses, no matter how fine their bln, canc
-got compete succeessfutlh with yonnsse hor
sees. Look for instance'. at the fact ins the
above race. Bascesmibe amis the Goverosr.
the two conitnding naag,.. besth young aned
active, and not withstandia~ lBacombe hail
the Gahaant approperiations extra weioh..
yet be run with ease, failing a little ona the
hack track about 'he Cross Road whecre
the track was a little heavy. The Gm
ernor, too, had weight to carry, (Brigae
Encampments, aneiw ansI then .. reptort
froms the military.) biut saeverthetess he
mooved oinward with a killinag pace'. slack
ing a little upon rising 'he Hu, hut coma
tended manfully for the firsf isn the race.
Fears are enatertainssed by the friensds tsf
hoth, that in eonsequsence of a heav y track.
nsd extra weight, they will have to bet
takcen oli' of the turf,' for at lent a few
years.,ors
T~e sugar Crop-The St. Martita
ville Gazette. of tne 8th inst., says misat
sotne of the sugar planiters in the parish of
Sm. Masrv. have comencraued crindling their
:.t *ane.~ asid the suigiar made is eef a veryv
oequalit y.-Char. Cour.
Carrespoudeone of thc ew oYrk r ress. M
W nA'HXTIu-r . Oct. 14. 1842,
An importait dlecisioni has just been
rnaile iy tme Treaftury Department irl re
lation to the dlies on goods composed of
,ilk :and cotton. large quantities of which
are mnaderatoomd tit he piled up in the public
stores in New-Ytirk. The rate is fixed at
30 per ct. instead of le-ing levied by weight, r
as % -uld Ie the case if the goods eampo
Sedl or this noixed material were to pay the
4ilk duty. The appraisers in New York
were in favor of this rate, but the Collcr
ior pu a diterent construction ott the act.
3n tite ground that the goods were subject I
toe duty n. if cormpoeil entirely of silk.-l
O% iig in the manner in which the lawli
w as framed, either construction would be I
right, an between the Iwo the Govern
ment have chose Ihe tine which will pro- I
doce most reveutte. The circular will be 1
iacnued its speedily as possible. In the 4
rmean time leiters will no doubt be written ,
tote Collectori of the principal ports to
his effect. to enable the importers to enter
the g-pto'dint once. and it) relieve their minds
nt1ich are now held in buspense as to
whether they shall pay .30 or 30,;per cent
luty.
N#.w OnL:AN.s. Oct. 16.
Late From Tx as. -- The ehooner lie
ri. Grimaie. :arrived here from Latiacca
.iv. TI asi' (C.pt Grinei reports. ver
anti. that Ge-i. Burle-ion, with 1100 troop.,
had piirsued th - Mexicans untler Gen.- Wall
rrom San Antonio. The enemy were for
ifiivine themcselves at the river Medina;
turle-ion tut nwaimed a reinforcement to
mtack them there.
Capt. ca!aell. of the Santa Fe Ex
ip liiiii. had :. treash with-Wall and his
trei ithi . twemit mile of San Antic
Iia. cait of tir river Sewilla. rhe mex
ican surronded Ciblwell and his party. I
which ninber lomia a-t I 00. Tie brave I
felleow knew too much about Mexican
er:,ae-rv i srre'i nier to Ilem. Ile and
ii. parii, limatht hi<4 wayv thrtough them:
tihe .ille- I00 \1eicants, womiiided 100
more. :11i Itst not i man themselves.
A e t 501) men from Lngrane,
in t.emp'. ea re-infoerce C'apt. Cal d
well' com)p-ti . were Cut of' hi tie 1ex
ican4 and 40 of them killed, 7 prisouers
and 3 e.nr-aped.
It was cnrrently reported that Austin
had been burnel by the Mexicans. though
it is very doubtful if such tie the fact.
Picayune.
Comimercial.
[ From our (orrrspondcat.]
hinnmeuti. Oelober 22.
Tihe pa-t week ia-c hie- otee -if tnusual
glaom itn our cotton \itirket (so fit as prices
are concerned) the rece-ipit h. beei heavy. and
planters generally continue tie well a. it cones
in. very little is put in store, to await better
pr'cea. indeed we are.ut a loss what to any or
think in relation to future, prices. we however
hope to -e-e both European and Northern or
ders comve in shortly. which would gave lfe and
activity to the maaket. aid perhaps cause a
-light advance in pa ic. . in the early part of
the week Cottion brought (rem 6 to 74 cis. but
tuwad the eioser, tie receipts being large. sel
lers had to tsubmit to a decline ofr a e: per
lb.; the greater part of the cotton now coining
in. appears tee have been ijured by rain. &c.
We quote tales froam 54 to 7 cts.. prinme only
will brinig the latter prire. Sales principally
front 6 to 6% ets. We~ mtust ad~d however, that,
where there is a large quantity of goods wanted I
hv the seller, better prices ca'n be obtained.,
Fluar. Baren Sr Lrdf-These are- duli. and
price" rema~in alt ab emit oeet tat guotations.
Our Marke~t connunael's to be' well suppliied
with 5tale goods cit all desmcriptauons. We no
tice no c~tange' an Excihange.
Cot.Lautn. October 20.
Codtoc.-Tlhe artic'le ha~s cmte et l'reelv diar
ing the pasit wee-k. and the itiarket has baeenm
leraak-the he: -oeerag liaving bieen readily meot
liy the buyeru. at prices raniga trnmt t; tee 7 5-t'
runts. leer tnw ;and We unederctandl thac 7( ete.
e~.mae twen etfe-reed icer a line lot. TIhmere s very
litle old ulltic g-tou ladeI tea ti qutalions.
AVOLaTrA. Oc tober 20.
keasarks-We aire -nadeed earrn ti.at we havme
inat 5.i'r~ilta!iatetenmce tee ceaainiiattt' to
unr country biencid.e. epehng the cottonma mar
ket. seeiam ome- nua'n we reconeme-adeed to theme
thei aale ii' tte-ir pearenee (a-vher ing it tie a ma.ar-i
ket: e a'- iii sillee tae eamee ouin . Th''le wc.
conts Irnae the tther -e of lhe \satic. anmd
friani time anortern ma~rketsire not enacoaaraginm.
lin Ne w Yotrk with a vern anaimll stac~k eofcuottean.
lhe prace oel t.-uirtaie ha a ednwne'rdl tenrde
cy.- ('ie mai .ets eel Phaelph llia andl iestoai,
wnita emi arck el all, are iin the saie condeeitiean.
All thie in e il calenlatede to re-ader the ceouth
Lrnmar i nccA'tbacta e amia eveat in. a1 droopang
estationaem. Llesi we rc-ie iocee favoracle
news bcy time Lan~eo~c gpacket of time 5th caf this
amo.ti, ini~c may be e.xpectedm ini a few days,
manothcer dchie sa ill take pala'c. Atnd we think
at wd il be ejeulstini whethmer the accounact wall be
better. Thley were itn Euirope. lay thme latest
iates, tnder ;h.e implreuiona that time crop of the
Umatedl 'ttee wouldl be ve-ry laige. Thius it
peresaion was5 well calenmmated tee depressea the
mmarke't; tceadem.' editurtean'es in the man
facturmic districtas of Great Britain had anot en
tar'' y aae--n qeIe d rThe oeratives wvere stmll
iii ama mugniet s.tate ; acnd until the manaifaeiur
era ree'iame thteir cieerationms in fulli. the market
Ioar the r-mw mcaercials will entll.-r. Anothecr cen
wtera!tiona wall i.are ti. operate.hbelierc mhe E
reeanm imarket< amaitrono im price. A large por
Iiccaca o if mesteckse will leave to he ceanmed.l
unmd 'ectned teen liefare supptlies cef the new
rerop are re-ceiveda; ande the cimpreission that thec
criep eel lihi year wml bet very large. wili havei
to gao p llac e to time l.me't. that the ciop will onlyI
Ice uan aerame once: hfcr thonieh the sutpplies
'rom the .\tlatee state's will le proebabaly lariter
iiiaim La-st y'ear, yet the supliees froean the gulf
wai met i.e as large a.' last year. This is' the
mpaticn w- hare fored-e from' all accemtae lately
received frmi .icissippi amid Alabhamaa. where
itt the sitaing amid heginnaing of smncnmer. the
prie-pecte ofl giemd crop.as nc-re miest flattering.
taut ibch thai nwec-ather since lean- renederedl lessa
l.mnvor.iible. Nietwyithictanidinsg all these dritwhacks
lo large cropse. it is cetr lwelief chat thce aeupply
will bae more thc~am egnmal to te demamd. Unmde'r
thi- paoimnt of view, noi a drance iin prices shuould
be c ilculiated ont fear 'come timce to Ccime: andi
thaough time necxt acceeunt froatm anEpe. may1
be of a mnoire tlmvorite naare ina regam d tm pari
ce-s, yeti we amre of the cpiionm thmat it woulid not
bce prudent to caleulate n their permanency
(.olten.-The receipts have heemn large since.
nur lemeem re-n iew. an.d the sales in proptortimo;
wa'mt msteersed ice en planters accoulnt. to wait for
htetter paraces. 'rie prinicia salt's have been ac
coardin;: an quality. frecem 4 teo 7 cents Tme
qumeeotmeasons moan' hi these aiven: erdnary froem
tir6J to'j; to fne a little higleratfe mght
0 obtained.-Coitautionarst.
CauaRLr.sto, Oct. 2. 182.
Cottoa.-There was a litle enquiry for Up
and throughout Saturday last: die market,
owever, opened. on Monday with a general
tendance of dealers, and a rair business wa9
ono in all qualities of the article, at about the
uotationsa given in our review of the 15th inst.,
p to Wedneday last, when in conmsequnence
f the increase in the teceipts. prices receded.
vhich sanduced a tore active demand, and for
he panst three days the transactions have been
leavy. particularly yesterday. between 2300
tid 2500 haga having changed hands. Tier
ecei pts fthe week have been 10.4$4 bags.
and tie salens in the same tine 7664 bags, at
irices ranging from 54 t5n r. A few bags
tained Sea island brought 7 cts per Ib.
Tt? The fourth quarterly meeting of' he
4ETHODIST ChiURCH for the Edge*eid
'ircuit. will lie held at Ganiway Church,cosp
nenlcing on Friday the fourth day of Novem
Per.
October 24, 1842.
I THF BAPTIST MINISTERIAL
0NFERENC. of the Edgefield Baptist As
ociation, will hold its next meeting. in the
leeting louse, at Hamburg. on Friday before
he fhilh Lord's Day. in the present month. at
[0 o'clock. A. .41.
W. B. JOHNSON. Chairman.
The llambnarg Journal in requested to :ive
his notice one or two insertions. Oct. 10.
Js Ordinence.
B E it Ordained iov the Intendant and War
denm of the Toivn of Edgefield in Coun
al a7'mibled. That whenever the .larshal
ihall find any Slave or Free Person of color.
vithin the limits of said Tow nt. engaged in any
-iotonus or disorderly conduct. he assay commit
he said Slave #or Free Person of color. to jail;
md the sa;d Slave or Free Person of clir may
e discharged by the Intcndant. or any of the
Wardens, upon the pa ment by the owner of
he Slave, or by the lree Person of color. of
me doillar. isn each case.o the Marshal . as his
:onpensatson for such arrest nud consitment.
JAMES A. WILLIAMS. Ckrk.
October *24, 1142. . -'s 2t :9
STOLEN
1t.1l the stable of the Subscriber. ne'ar
F i.dgefield C If. os tlse ight of the 20th
Jrltpber, ans excellent sorrel I10lSE. with :
peck in his left eye, and a small -tai ins his fore
acad, and no other white- spot aboit len lie
i rather unde'r size, albout 8 years old. and a
irt rate work Horse. with quic k action.' A
ommon Saddle and lind Bridle were taken
vils the Ilorse. ifrthe hiel in found and safe.
y lodged in jail. and tle Horse returned. twen
y dollars reward will be given by lte snalscriber.
F. W. PICKE'NS.
Oct. 26 tf 39
Notice.
FORIE WARN all persons from tra.
Sing for a Note of iand, given ly mse to
veiss, Daniel Jones, and Jlhn O0. Jses. for
not lundred and tifteen dollars, due lst Jann
ary 1842, and payable lit January e43. as the
iroperty for whiclh said note was givess haim
roved to be useless to me, asd was warranated
o me. I asm determined nout to pay said note un
eds compelled by law.
JOhlN DOWN, Jansr.
Oct. 26 tf as
Ranaway
From the subscribers plantation.
on Sunday. the 23d inst. a X--gro
boy -named ETIrextt-u@ t
18 years of age. and tolerably sinall
of hits age; he is an mnteligena boy.1
'and converses well on most any snb.,
hject: he is abaont 5 l'eet'2 or 3 iniches
sigh: he had on when he went away a low
rowned fur hat with a very narrow traiu. a
ight brown crock coaat,sariped pantalsos ai d
lark mixed vest wath msetal bastons. lies asmy,
:hanges his dres. as hie has other e'lor bing asith
sia. Any informaitiona respecting sai boy wall
e thankfully receired, and any one apparehend
ng him and lodginsg hiam ins any jail. so that I
et hiin, (or binsgmg hsim to ine, sall be0 suitably
'ewarded, ands all reasenable eI'iense~slpaid.
ddresas to Iunstonsville, P'. O.fdgefield.S8.
L. JOIIN BOYI).
Oct.29 tf 39
StateC of NOltil (":tl'o91111.
BY O LIVERl TOW~LES, E-squire
O. (rdlinary sit Eudgsfelld District.
Where~ne, A tticus Tucsker, hiath appli
so t o e fur Lettera of' ,ildministraions sit
aa andi singulur the good's andi chattele,
-igs's and credltss of Thomas Stins', late
af thes D~istrict affore-aidl, deceased.
Thlrse asre. therefore, to cite and adimon
'sh all andi .in::ular, the kindired andI credsi
rs ofr he sail deceased, to be anal appea'ir
ieflbre me, ast sitr next Ordinary's (Coura
iar the 'saidi District to be hotlen at Eage
siel Court House on the 7th Nsvema'>sr
84'2, to sow cauise if any, whly alhe
aidl Adminisitratison 'shosuld noft lit grnanteds.
Given nider any hsand anid 'seal ahi,24u1.
lay of Octr. one'a hossandl eitght hsundred
ad lorty'twao, anal ini the sixty-'sevethl
ear oif American Indlependence.
0. TOWILES, 0.,:. n.
Oct. 24. 1S42. [9a2 124] 2t 39
EDGEFIELD) DISTRICT.
aY OLlVER~ TOWLES, Esqnire.
I b (Ord Iinri r of' Edge'fielsd District.
Where'as, Laura Ainn Hobbs. & Jam~ses
9. larrisons hath applied ao sme foir Lei
r's of Admtaiistriaiaa on all and singu-.
r the~ goad's :aad chantels, right's and ere
lits of huarre'll E Hiobbtss, fate of the Di's
rict afraid~,ii deaceased.
T'hese arc, therefore, 1o cite and adlmon
sha all and singular, the kindlred and credli
'or's of thme 'said dleceaised. to lie andI appear
sefure me. at our niext Ordinry's Caoura for
he saidl District toi be holdesn att Edge~fiald
Jourt Hosuse on tho 7th November 1842,
ii show cause, if any, why the said Ad
nistration should not lie granted.
Given under my handl and seal rhis24th
lny of October, one thousand eight bun
Iread ad forty two. andl in the siaty-seventh
ear of A mericran Indelapendence.
0. TOWLES, 0. K. D.
Octoiler 24, 1842. $2 124 b 39
CO.IPA.WY ORDERS.
E.DGEFIE.LD BEAT COMiPA
N Y Nai. 1. are hereby ordoredt tas asp
pear at then Piner Houie. arnicd ernd
equaippsed as the inw directs, on the
'29th inast. t'or Drill nad lieview.
O fficers wil assemble the day- pre
By order of Capst. J. M. Cogbuarn,
T. G. BACON. 0. S.
n.. 19 et
U. STA-TIS DIS ratc1 COURT.
Ia die Mad*of Ia krpc
ine W ai, In Bankrupcy.
Y ordeq (the Court of Bankruptcy. the
- .esa of Albert N. Ware. will be mold at
bis - I Abbeville District, on Satur
In'f November next, at leven
..JA M.'VANDIVER, Assignee.
Abbevili&0:sOit 18.1842 b 39
U. STA TS, DISTRICT COUBT.
in die Mattek of
r. s. Wilk. & Co. 133 Baaknpre.
B Y order of the Court of Bankruptcy. the
midividual & partnership property of T.
8. WilkS& Co., will be sold lon Sale day niext,
at Abbiville Court lH4ruse. for cash.
' ~IENRY A. JONES, Assignee.
I. Oct. 1- , 1842. 3t 38
_ uth Carolina,
. DGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Abner Pervin for')
PennakBranaon,
James Morris, Jr.
Geo. . Hedierson,
and V. B.-Dorn.
W ILL.be sold at the house of James
\orris, Jr., on Wednesday. 9th of
November next, tie following property.
viz: one earrylog. log chain, four oxen.
one let biieksith tools. one lot lumber,
supposed lobe six or seven hunired fect.
one stackief oats, seven stacks of Ijder,
one lot of~ir. -bed and luruiture, wheel
barrow, wheatfan. grindstone. plantaion
tools, four head.of cattle, stock of bogie,
one black borse, one bay bore. Terms
cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. Z. D.
October24, 1842. [$2 1214] 2t 39
State~of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Rich. ilankiuson & Wife, App'tsa
vs.
Mary Glover, and others. Del'dis.
B Y ai order from;, the Ordinary ot
. Edgefield Disoriet I shall proceed to
sell at Elgefield Court House on the frst
Moinday in Novembier next, Lands of ithe
estate of Jethro Glover, deceased, situate
in said district, on Towu Creek, adjuimug
lndis of Wade Glover. Wiley Mlover,
Cleu Cox, and others, containing three
hundred anid fifty acres, more or less. To
be sold on.a credit orawelve months. wiih
iterest from date, purchasers to give boud
anod personal security. and a uumrtgage of
the promises to the Ordinary. Coats to
Ie paid incash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. fs.
Oct.24i 1642, $2 l1] 2 t 39
tate; of %outlh .arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Y OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
IOrdinary of Edgefield District.
# iereas, Charles S. Poiwell, hath ap
plied to me for Letters f Almitistration
on all ana singular the goods and chattels.
ights and credits of Martin Burkhaulter,
lute of the District aforesaid, deceased.
Theseure, therefore, to rite and adnan -
ish all and sIngular. ftae kindred and credi
ors If the said deceased, tl he and appenr
before me,-at our next Ordinar's Court for
the said District to be holden at EdlgeIield
Court HI Lw- un the 7th ay of Novembnler
n iany, why the said
Adminattratioushould not he granted.
Given under mi band and seaI Ihis 24-I
ft of October, oneta thmau,.uml eight hain-m
trI anda forty a e o. anal in she sixty sevenith
yeair of Amearie: ldeeece.
. O TO I.IS. 0 5. D.
Orm 24, 18-12 ($2 124) h 39
EXTRA COURT OF EQUITY,
LL.1 Smtmm scsi othem.rm a at. ee, rd are here
ja by noetitied. mh at a Caa .f Chance',ry. t
haer all cauase nt: dspsedm of at thae resaallar
Juno Tearm of said 4 'ourt. willhle heeld at l.dge.
tie'ld Court flouae ..n thme thard Mlondaii in No
venaber necst.
B~y order ofma linnoir Chiance.llor iarper.
J T~:lURY. c. E ?. ti.
COIP.A.iIY ORDJERM.
N Y No. I. are harehr, orde red ta sny-.
pratr at thi 4td We'-:el. srmed~ amnd
emlpaiped as the law dier.'. n ThuPmmr,.
dlay slem.td a oaf .\naveainber next.
for lftgizeneeltu Jisal .'tud deae.
I )tiCerm nd Nt. lc.'alla.eleen.e d
Iitlicers wall assea,aable' the' .ay pa e
vous fhr thida.
hy order maf Capt. J. 31. Coae ~.on.
tt.-raasi~rr 0 sa .-u a nitl.u. j
I.\ ' h~'C)
li( xE.1 Jeamses lMofis. Jszunr.. l'at
unii r. ae..doag aa Ldlgeieal LtntictI.
saie ol soth Caoamas, hiath tiled .a peaula
praying that hie m,.y be demclaard a iBankrup.a,
pursuant to the Act of Congress ol the L'amed
State,.. made, and nw itn torce,. coneaariimn.
Bankrupts. andl that hie may hate the beneaaht
othbe said art, tlaaa is to gave noatice of the sad
Petition. anthaat a haraing therens wall be had
belore the iloneorable Robert 13. Gth.imlat, Judge
ufthme said Court, at a Court toa tee holdlena art the~
Federal b~urt HoUse, in :har-stmen. on 3Mon-.
day the seventh dnay of Nevembe~r anext, at
11 o'clock. A. M., art which place aid tiame all
personsinterested miay aippemnr antd shier cause,
if any they have, why the tprayer ci alhe sand lie.
titioaner should not be grated~m.
Charleston 13th day ci Octbher . t842.
ii. Y. GtiY. Ckrk.
Oct. 19 3t 38~
THE U. S. DIST RICT COt 'rT.
DISTRtC's OF MOUTH CAROLt.'tA
IN BA NK RUPTC Y.
W IER EAS Robert C. Joenes, late a Monr
chgat, nlew tan Over'.eer in Edgeliold
Dastrncl, S. C. liatla tiled a peetitioan praying that
he may taen declare~d aakrupt. pur'uant tuhu
act of Coaagress or the United a'tzates, miade.
and now in force. concernangt Baankruptsm. and
that he may have the benefit of the maid act;
this is to give norce oaf the said petition,. and
that a hearing thereof will be had belmare the
Honorable Robert B Gikchrist, Judge of thet
said Cott tat a Court to be hioldena at the Fcd.
eral Court liouse, in Charleston. ont Monday,
thin seventh day of Noivembher next, at elevcn
o'clock, A. M , at which place and tinie all per
sons interested mnay appaear and shiew csatue. ii
any they have, why the prayer of thec said recti.
tiener abonuld not be granted.
Charleston, i3th day of October. 1842.
'H. Y. GRAY. Cak.
Oct- 19 3t 3$
300E &r 703 PRINTING.
g'F iEvery 'teseription executed witi
neatnessand despatc h ,t the Offhier
ofthe HDoEFtE2,D ADvE.RTiSER.
H. L. JEFFP.RS,
FA( TUR 8f GE.Nk A L 1'01-0.
SION MERCH.A ST
HAMBURG. - C.
R F.CEIVES and Forward. '. irehad-.
E hipt Coitton, siella Cotton. Fl. m. liaroo.
&c. Purchnsex Gocids for ..reant ad
Planters. and attendo strintly to al- wher Com
mission Business entruste'to him.
Iainburg Oct. 15 4t :s
Boots, Leather, & Shoes.
T H E Subscriber i6 receiving im adlohtain it)
his present stock of homtie a iafeitued
work. a large- assortuent ot Naorthern m114ad.
BOOTS, SMOES. & .EATEl R,
which will be mold as celarp a. they canl h10.
bought in the State. I'lhie wishing to pur
chase % ill do well to call, as I a:n deternanied
not to be uinderaold.
Negro Shwoe, from 074 to $1 2.5
Ladies fine Slippers. $1 00 lt 1 3)
comtuon " 094 to 75
Leather Shoes. $1 12 to $1 .'A
All kinds &if BOOT.S rnd SIOL'S uade la
order. wi 't neatness and ie-patla
JOHIN ll.\!RItt
Oct. 19 if .:1
'* TICE.
D ISSOLU' N OF 'PAtTNElRslIIP.
rThlit.t.t parite.'haip tieween.a J t)
B. FORD of lamburg. S. C.. and taitinor. M.
NEw-rov of Augua, ia. G.. would a xpire by the
articles of its formation on the !th ott October
1843. but by mautual corae-nt we hereby deter
mine to limit it. cotintmitce to the first day of
February nexIt.
J. 0. B. FORD.
G1:tRtf. 31. NEWToN
H amburg. S. (C., Oct. 10th, if 37
CARD.
N cnnseruenace #at the tmislution aborve. it
becomes aserenrv I liuild claose all tit
tatding acrounts moad nitot' before the 1ot of
January next. All persois dtiebtil to te by
notes or otherwise, will pleaso caniidlei ths
imoperative aad final call tar gettlemea trihuul
daya. as indiagenace heyaida r, asnable notice
can nut and will not lia "I r".
J 0. 1. P)%% 1).
Ilatuburg. S. C.. Oct. Wlhlt, :7
0 i ltli will rontinna as heretofare
in offer 611 wile the mttiaa entlire n.!aartmtiaa'a
of )RY (O0DS the' c.aimtrv aiorl-. He
has naaw on b1-m11 thae timIt e61amidalet1e %tock o
every variety that he has ever had tioe plea.e I
to o.Te t;r 'salr.
iamburg. S. C . Oct 10th. tf '7
twav Establishment1.
I n dlE rit:ie it am i aaataldi-hed a
S.C. to be conducted bay M r. WILLIA.\1 [1.
(IIE.NE. resectiilv begs leave Ita Cal tha.
attention of his to iiand aid the pilir gea er-d
ly. to his STOCK OF (ROC FRIFS. &c..
naw aipenitng in the Brick Store. otn Centre
street. farnierly occupied by Mr. 31. 1). ilfaber
The Sock is entire'lv new. and hns ing ltwen
carefully selerred frithil marlet., will be P-0ld1
on vary accirnodating tertn
JOSFPII WOODS.
I1namburg. Sep.28, 18-12.
Oct. 1W l;t 37
{;. The Gieenvinle 1ntitaineer at at I'd::
field Advertiser. will plese insert the above
tw ice a nionth for three motths. and fir' lord
their bills as above. J. W .
State of SPouth Carolina
EDGF IELD DISTRICT.
B Y OLIVER TOWLI-'S. aEtiirt.
I Ordinary io Edge'Ftehl District.
Whereas. Thoma, S. Bnleq atl Ann
Bautes, hull) npplicd to mie fair Letterr- ofa
Adlmiisqtration tin all nut .i --igal.r thte
good~s atnd chatttels. riht5 nodia crs iaf
saidil diece ased.
Theseai are. t'refore'. t o c ead ad rrt on
ishi all nnid ..inenular. te kinadredt andt craedi
laor, oft lie safidt deceai~ised. it, lie anda rappentir
beafoare rme. at aiiir nxti r d )iniars a. ('ila ri foar
the siad Distriet la lae haotlen at l-'deafitaht
('tairi liouse tai *he' .31st Orctalher inast. *t i
showv ennUe,' if any why thet -atitd Ulinis
trflato -ahonhi otI l hae grantd.
G'iyent uniter myv hand and' seanl Ihis 1ih
day --C Octobaer. aune thont-audwa ei2'ht hainf
dred ail foirty' wa. naid in lthe -i oy~'.'veth
y.ir raf A' meirien tin--e.h-ne--aii'
Oc- 19. 1l:2. (W2 t24) h
Reg'net'l fieand Quari rs,
t Rnill:- N. Int
T Ill l ';a,-e'r lt.t'n'itn or the sea~eth fle-.
-~i men'tt Sa ('ra. \libnta w ill :tppiar -t t'
Pinet l. na-o. ait ?'taitn. .9thi batala-r aa~t
('aaitt iinaots! i-di Naai (' mitt -if.a. t'ed I 'tii
Hv ardetr tof I 'a''W.
Or, 12 :t :17
Regn'm ' ggradel"u:.rie f ,
finn~tie. Naa. hO
I uireta n, C aif t itla'ri 1romt jtri:aala I.td
t v i.a haerteia . .r.h-re'd toa appear at the oldf WelletI
ain Thniarada' thaa :ta Naast'he~ar, neo. I atm
missionaed anti Nona fl'flnnus'iaanedI Otfai'e the'
Piv na'la'r of' I'ol Wigrail.
Oct. 12 4t :
IT l S ibartribears respec'ully inotrmn
U t' l.itdi.. if tha i v icint,. andl the putblic
cemtetally. that they have jnet recived si'i rom
New Yark. a tnew anad well -ered assart
menoft t'
FAlLL A~y NIlINT ;R ;uODs
(f the late'st stylae. conislitogi ii piarts oft Silk,.
Satins, Ribibotn. Lace, 4 aL"e. .\b tat. Iltosir
Scarfrte. Faanty SwatI'. Catmbaoc lbla~i'reia.
Velva'ls. Wh albonae. mrl". C'atmb-. Uir,ba.
Pita.. Ned'lea, Pearfumeairy aaf 'armn.a kihal.
anid manay oilher article. :aa numetaras taa mien-a
tion.
A fine assortnnrent of le'~ahorn. .Floraenti. Tiis
rn. anld Staaw llonntitts. Faa nech andl .Amaera
can Flowsers. Fauahtiabatle Silk l1:uati ade tao
order.
M Eg~.. E. 'Y. OW D
w i srtaataend th-- i-htutmeat. who sa.
long experieennt itt boanaines's. has~ maide' het
fatliar witha all itS baracties. All woitk will
be ex'cuited i ithnat.se nntd ala-patchl. .miad
in a style not inf'eriear to any.stinnlar eswtabbash
lihmett in C harl'stan aar Aang.ata.
Oirders fromt the coaunary, are rerspe'ctiiy
solicited.
IILAN D & BUTLF.t
October 10. 8342 if :r7
Adgninistrator'w .Motice.
A LL persona having demandat agautaet thec
estate' of T. ii. P'RICEF. tcaiad. at e re
quitrted to preset them. anid thaao atdebied to
uaako immtediate paytnentt to
A. A. CLA RK. Adum'r.
INeweP_ deiinter-Geods
If i. siicriber begisleave to inl11iln hiS
tnind'. and e public geterally, 1hat he
wahl t iucreivmng hill %toick of
FIL L .ID WI"LVTER
G 0P 0 DS .
:onoistil; of :almost every article that is usua!!y
<ept inl this maaiket.
4 good supply English and American
Prints. KentuckY Jeans. Flannels,
.Slutincis. Cassimeres. Cloths,
restings. AEc.
Also a rood aupply of Brown H mspuns.
Blankr. Arrsy.<. and .inseys. fats.
Caps. .Shoes. Sao.!dlenj. Hardware.
Aa goo ispgiply -i $1 GAII need ('OFFE .
All of which will be .u'.errea: to cn-stoamr- at
ne prices to correspond trah thard tines. I
'iay :aisk all it, ral mod ainam e 1*'r theamches ',
I it-ea thankf'ul for piast f.avorsaid hope by strict
attetiion to butuiness to ilitrit a congiaatnnce'.
F. B lR'F.SilY.
L-ce-fil.d C. If. Oct. I I tf 37
Whitloci & McNeil.
I V. o dI the.ri.. ivel, wilh a very
- erK f m11 rial. ,.elertel witlh cajr.
110 s, . ip.- r wilorkinenr . anod lave
wriias.-tily ocait.d ait Gin r.nwoon. in Abbe
ile I irt.ar t- ptirpos' 4 a''ach Mann.
iteniri.: and Reparirmg in all its various
Mt MlcNvit.. hn arved his time to the hu
ine-a. anid %% ith hti< pi -*esnt f1acilities and a.-t
!xpera-ncea . Ihe cian With c..natideince amure 1ho--a
rho may be dhapfi-'d too favor thetm with tbeir
intronni. tIahat aaoihigngh.al be wan1ting Im
>mint of workniiuiadaap. naeatness and despatch.
o give antioafictani. andll that by induastry and
W"Ieiay he wi'l imko hio prices carrepond
withl th hadliga.- aof thge imes.
Greaeniwonait. Oct 12th. 3t 37
State of *oith ('arolina
EDG ifF.iiL DIST RICT.
- /.\ /.'qt 11,1%'
Faarm, U : a.:'.. A :o:her,
I giors. & c.
r'C. ; 3.1i for I :eirf.
1I.enry .Aiiz. S iuer
.aaa-i -i. : 1 J
withnat she h . t, 114h- - itn. :-rtn ..1
ae dh apjw-..r. a-! p;id - 'r di:,Ir t
hie Hiill w-othin Ithr.- en-nmX, 6n .:-.. a
i111 4 0f 1 th rnirv. iir t!.e 4aidl V::0 %%. - :. e
ira confr!so ac:m-gii LIm.
J TFI '. c ar.
An.:net 1 .
."',kHtte J Solli l Car~olna.
FDG(;F.Fi E L' 1. D)1)1ST R I CT.
Vinentt D. Co;:burn. \ihent.
InJagh Parker & atheri. Dfn.'t.
SI appearing to my at i-actiIM that Ioeph
Parke-r. lenjainia Parkes, Willi:rim Parker.
lIe'ze'Liah Darnell. Taller and we Tru.
eV. resi without hile hmits o'this State. Itis
wherfore ordered. that they do appear and of
lect too the dfi% lilin sir sale ofa trne, ofland de-'
vinaed to tha above tinmod perston. by Williatn
Roaleitsaan dec'd.. tn or belore the twenty-sixth
ria of Dectmber nIxt. or their-cs ent to tijr
unme will be entered of reeoi d. -
G iven under mv hand. a . my oflice. thin 4th '
day .f Octobes. 142.
.OLIVIR TOWLES. o z.p.
Oct. - g3m :;
Land for Sale,
Canebrake Place; . .-.
Faiantedr in ia- ada-tr:ci. oat I.attle delgjda river -
h(flay betwen i:.ieldi~ aadfNewbeny fY
.mrt Ifugnnes. T -e baaafaiatie aia on this part
of thea tract. Il-* onaie wihes, tag make ag aid.
:ataa'enal stth-ment. lie can get a fair ba~r.1
L'.'ain. Thegg isub-arrober lives on the place. and'
in ri aidy at anii timev to ihiaw it.
AitTHUR SI3I!KINS.
IN Tlil.: C.il MN PLI..:.
viaenrry.
r~~. 'Drdlararian in .-*Sssmn'psit.
luan Seiurry.
a iin. ii. J'rennit:ig.
W mg. .iurry'. > Deearation in D~e.t.
ri.
F ill.'~ilg~. p'inti aas tia a th ' a ddtir
,. h-i.ar iti, a: thg':e a..i. aa:anad c.gus in
ny anien't theii. defl.ldant hat ing ago u' ade or
attoirne'' kiawni ti be. wnihin tIn< Stit.., a.,
shonii a copy;. af '.ai ,l-rIhroatio. n~ iith a rede
- p ea.d -hailla bei'rved. It a'. arali-r,,. thmat the'
ai da-ndtiaiimgg do pleadai tat the sat gdiei-r'aii -nas
.1 ilia .i p-arfgg andt iy ligtim thme iagbujc.aiian of'
ta*r. air l.-~ti .iful ggas luiae Jindglaent wil
a gi. g.12', I0a|iiiiiclli
IX TIlE C'OMM3ON PL.E.AS.
Jaohni A". Doaildh.
'sa. ttachmnt. Aasa'nmpaait.
V ii E: P'laiaaif in iin g Cael lain uhectarntia'n
E gny ngfice' again-.t the D~efenidanmt whgo in
sCahiaat the lamitn gil' Stite OJrdered that the
mail dhefenagaat da. nappear and pleand thereta,
wtithgin aiyear anda a athty froma the fiin tg of the
samea. aitherwisie f'inal judigemie't widl be tawar
bed agaiin.t haim.
JNO. F. IIVINGSTO iN. C. C. P
Cle'rk'iaa'ffice. Sept 24. h--V.
Sept. 2$ ly.'
Fril - his arait.-tgmal marvie. tor theg
ci'taizens' ot FI-.dgefieldl ti llagge andadljaaela
couniitry . indl has takeii ana 4OSlice' neat daoor tio
l;enta. .i I.. Boanhnm'i netar the Coiuri line
a~ bera hea enni heg l'amniid at aill tianess dunnig the~
Lay. atnd duirgig the ntighat at S. I". Gooiede'.
ilwiiti. except nI hen abnt onm prof'e'soOal
dlit tie.i
may25' tf 1y
Fair lNotice.
I A II aguain uader gihe necessaity of re
ntlt .dinag thliase indebalted to ame 0n Nate. at nd
Accounite atti up tos st Januiary'. It$42. that hag:'
ger inalnIiaere nmeed nlot lhe exapectedl. i-,
nitn-'ttialn re-pgIire' nc e tocallert moiany. -mii I
hope I well aes. aved the trouble~ of dun'ate'. r
thros aide'iaed to me the eip..nicer a~.nz
rast. F.. 15. Pi FSI.l .
Edgefield C. '. 6th iSeptr.
For M4ale.
A $ll..N ) Ii)gu ew lPI Nt Feft EWI. ont
tergga to ouit ti tiimen, apply to Mlr. l: 'B
llacoga, ir Mri. A A. Clarke'. atFEdgeicad 0
marcht 6 f n