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gI Patrons.-tinny persons to have the idea that an Editor sho l be general almu.giver-that his time, services and money should bef e and gratuitously rendered tO every mainl and body of men, %who way wish to op orate upon the. public mind. We have ja been ampos with an instance of this fact. which we find recorded in a country pa er. At a meeting last week in Barnsta Ia, the town voted that the report of the School Committee, %wbich was read to the meeting, " be pnted in the Barnstalle Patriot and Narmouth Rteeister. provi- i ding that those papers ieill publish it for, nothing." Now we put it to any liberal ninded man if the town of Barnsiahlto might "ot with quite as much proprieiy and fairness have passed a resolution to ihis erect : -Resolred, That we will ou S ,urday next, dine on venison at the houwar of 3la jor Tompkins at the Buil's iead, prori ded he will charg,- us nothing for our din ners!"-Why is not the one proposaition qoite as prepoterous and uajustifiable: as tie other ? 1LNt we should be disabused of these I. -pressions ii re-aid to the -r! 'l. .i ployment if types. Com et paid as well as cooks N r i.krs %%il as butchers-ediors 'I 1.-laicfes at well as grocers and avntuerv. And yet. fros the exactions otten coolly aile of edaes. one wvoud suppose that they %%ere eacings of so phil ainrtipic and seil-sacriticitig a character :tat they were quite willing to toil and sptn lor the benefit of every body except themtselves. Mr. Shk-i invents a new washing Inn chine, atid % holly regardless ad aour title and convenience brings it lutbermtag tint our editorial sanctumtc, and initiits upon our devoting an tour or two to lieuring hit explanation of the . principle" tin which it works, and of " the reasou why" it mcst in a lew years revolutionize else world, abolish slavery, restore the currency, and bring about the mnillenium. We listen to Mr. Slick with " sad civility," and give longing glances at the door. At last our visiter comes to the pont. Isif you would give ely washing mac hine a little 1cu'! Mr. Editor, you will be advancing the cause of scitice." When, after he has swindled us out of an hour ol precious time, we inform, .\r. Slick that we cannot advertise his itven 4tion without being paid for it ut the pulh lished rates, he pretends to look astonish ed, says we are not the mau lie took us for, and walks off with his washing uac hine under his arm. Scarcely have we resumed our pen when the Secretary of the society -- for the Dillission of Useful Kuovletlge nid ihei Promotion of Every Thing." walks in. and desires us.to call attention to t.e Agrand tueeting-which is to be held at j,7Rmbug Hall the next evening. 0~ "Yoq'should leave yotr advertisement %Ejthe ptalication office, Mr. Secretary." j- OudiOss you, sir, I do not mean to adverise. It is a publie object you know -and you mast find your reward sir, in the satisfuction of having *done a charita ble acuo.-forwurd our obje'et with pos. 'terity" Sesp, Mr. Snooks. Our ime is pre cious. e a-at all posible' regurd for that very reye~tctab~e body. posteriiy, but -as post wud w'e ruaise a finger to blp s,?e mta.t Iie csolved, lor the * ~ -.- resent, from ,icerUng6 our means freomt iammediate and meore press5i4 elais. ~ Very singular remark. sir. I 'hought that an editor-4 SYes, sir, you though t that an editor, by his vocation, was one w homn yon and every oihpr bore were prmleirged to bait with importunities, to tleeae uS timeic, and to imtpose upout by gatitu, advertise ments, Mir. Sitooks it w i ut do. llere is a communiicaionl thcree clunntis long~ -.from the Pre-sieltent of the socieiy -(o~r thce rlief of indigentt liemales," whicht he tells us he " wilt aloso" us toc publi'sh. laces. timable favor ! Wenderful generosity! And here is a letter from Mfr. Palle:. re questing us to puff his new pictur'o-fromr Mfr. Starr calling attentioni to his benent from. hleaven save the umark !-fromi Mir. Green, indignant bcecaruse we <lid not nis tice lisi mammucotht potnto-and non. 'e here are you withc the plea f..r the U:.eful Knowledge society. Why should you ;ip ply to us, sir. for charity any mror- thzan tic a Broadway merchanci !" -You amaze icte, Mir. Edito" I' That was our iutenltion, ,'ir. Gioodl morning." These rrwgh hints, such as they are, we respectfully dedicate to all thei .iesar. Slicks and Snooks, who many be in the vicinity of "these diggins"-not forge t *ting the select men of Barnstablc Ridiculous, but true.-hlio annying to be travelling in a country and ignorant of the language! how amusing to wniness two beings, tn other respects well-infornm ed, well educated, making forced grimaces to understand each otber, without heinig able to guess at their mutual wants and wishes! During a flying visit to Belgium,' Mir. T-.-and his lovely wife stopped a, couple of days at Chaudihutaine, near Liege, so pleasantly situated in the valley of the Vesdre, anal resembling, in several of its agreeable f,-ntures, our Malskck though upon a smaller scnle. They took up their quarters at thce Hoatel ales taina. On retiring for the aight the gentlemacn, either fancying ho was not at sleeping pitch, or else not finding himself all rcght, resolved to line his night capi with a stiff' glass of grog, and rang the bell for thea purpose. Up came the attia- nymph. "Que vent, monsier?" "O)h, alh; why bring me a glass of brandy and water." "Qu'~est ce que c'est, mconsier? je nie parle pan Anglais." --Why Frank" said his wife laughing, "where is the use of talking English to the girl ? she doesn't under stand a word of it; she is staring at you in amaasement." "Well." quoth the bus hand, "I believe you. but what ami I to do? What a bore, not to he able to make one's self understood ; I'm determnined to learn French an soon as I return home. Come, Bessy, my dear, you speak it bet ter than I do;, pray tell her what I want, and bid her look sharp." "So I will, but cannot, for the life of me, call to mind ..b..i:,.,he..ordi t'r brandli let me seet 'Oh, mamsen, pares one gIas d'eou," pointing to a glass mud the water ont the ressing table.)--Oui, oui, madame, un erre d'eau." *'Yes. oui. et un potty puo de chose daus ." -sUn verre d'eau ci quelIute chose le ans!" exclaimed the puzzled abigail, rip arently at her n it's eud, % hen all at once a ght seemed to break iu upon her, "Ah, ne je suis bete ! je comprends a cette cure, c'est uno vielleuse, qu'on vent: je ;at-a la chercher a l'insinut," and out of he chamber sie darted. "Non, Frank, hat do you think of that?" said Mrs. '. quite dtelighted with her profound nowledge of -he Freich, "don't Nou hink I speak the lar.guage exceedala % vell!"--.Indeed you do, my love; I aimrj stonished. wheat and where you pickjed t all upl." "Oh, don't be surprisedI at hai; I have a natural talent lir languages, mnd if were to stop here a month. I should arle) as well as the natives; hut here oites the girl with the geng; don't let her Oile in, taike it from her at the door.' kecordingly, the -ausband did -a% he was id, took the glass, dismissed the maid vith an approving itid, ituorned tat his ie-i er hallf whit wa.ajust considering how twa wopole were to sleelp in such a narrow ed, --flere is my love to you. Bctsy." 'Thtnank you. F'rank, but pray leave a drop it the bottom." But, oh, horrible! instead if a sti!Yglassof grog, it was a night light:, or so the girl had understaood the order. Poor Frank had nearly swallowed the k hole, when he was stopped by the -"oat ig wick. and a most viodent feeling or dis gu'st. How shall I describe his loathing and his rage, or his w ife's scream of laugh ier which she could not repress, in spite of rvery efort at her husband's ridiculous: bhlinder! The poorfellow is now recon ciled to the nasty joke. which, he says. was the fruits of his wife having a natural ta lent for learning languages.-nion pa. Sheriff's Sale. P Y virtue of sundry nrits elf Fieri Fa )caias, I will proceed to sell at Flge field Court Hue. on the first 3ounday anl Tuesaday of November next, the fol lowing property : Willian T. Alintcr, vs. Mary Sarome, adi'rx. and William Strome, adni'r. of William Strone deceased. two hundred acres of land more or less. where defen dunt Win. Sarone lives, adjoiniug Wim. T. tird and others. G. L. & E. Penn & Co.. vs. Jeremiah Minor. the tract of land where defendant lives. Parks & Barker, vs. Kindred larelcy, one hundred and filly acres of laud more less. aljoiniog Shirley Cook anl others. Cadaway Clark. vs. Iaac Harring, one hundred ai.d fifty acres ol land inure or less. adjoining John Inlaiw and others. Johan H. Smoth, vs. Smallwood Deen. Otant & Smith, vs. the same. seventy acres of land more or less, adjoining- John Inlow anal others. James Bonds vs. Philips, Dunmire. two hundred acres of land more or less, ad joining Gibson Collins, and others. James Robertson for 1G. L. & E. Penn & Co.. vs. Samuel Smith, one hundred acres of land more or less, near Gilgal Church, adjoiniug James Barker and oth ers. -Rice Goleman. vs. Collit Rhodes, the defendants interest in the Phoenix Facto ry and 40 acres of laud attached to said factory. J. L. Atkinson, vs. Margareit Ogilvic, thea tract of lanaI nwhere defenalatnt lives. John S. Smtyley, E x'r. vs. Elijah Lewis. the tract of land, where defendant lites. B. I". Ganady, TI. C. vs. ato Estate of Aner lokcker deceased, three hutndred acaet aof land nwore or less. adjoining tin vid Richaardsoitnad uthers. II. 1-. Gottay, 'T. C. vs. Mirs. A. A. Nes bit, a tract of land adjoinitng David Ardis atnd others. l.,aae~ A. Ilibler. vs. M. L.. Moseley;Jas. Emer--'m & Co.. v's. Jamecs .Moseley & Co., anad WV. W. Williams. Flthert De vre, vs. W. W WVillianms. That ialanta t ion tract of lau~l ini th:ee seperate par ce h, euntaininig itn the wihole wenty-av hundreud neraes, moraer or less, on Bredge C reak, adjoining lands of Edmtund Cana dv. w'idow Wise, Johln Banske-a and others. Al-'. seven nte.roe-a, viz: Baoh. Elbert, Ait tnn. Robetart, Mariah,. Lucy, andl Vin suin. the pr.l.erty af Wmn. 'W. Witliamis. \\ illino aallnod, vs. W. W. William.. C. Baasakmave~r & Co., vs. the same. M. TI. M..-aade-nltmtl. vs. the same. hlayden Gacegg & Co., vs. the sate. Tnt lve hundlredl and fthv acwres aof laud, mxore or less. aadjoining Mrs. Mmorn Saamuel Zinmmermana and oth Commnissioner in Equity, vs. A bran Pond. three bond're-d acres of lada. mnore or ls, aijointing Thomas Morris. John Day anda others. Maunagomtery &~ F.shter, assignee, vs. Edmund~ Atcheson,. five hnndrcd acres of lant. motare or l.ss, n herae dehi-udaant lives. J. L. Pearson. ti. Ge-r;,;e Garner. onie huamared atnd seventty-five acres of land, more or less. adljoinaing laands of Johna Rto.g ers iad other-. John S. Samyley, Ex'r., vs. Jas. Faaulk n, one haumiredl anid thirty acres of land, ore or less, adjoiingt Sarah Deen and others. WV m. lilgtnawet atnd James liightower, vs. Maarv I"loyd, one hundrcd acres oh land, mnure "a less. adjoining Win. High tower. N. J. Bla:ck and others. T'homias %W. Malni anad Jesse R. Gary, v. A. Hlaley anal Wise liolley, two) thou sand cr es of land,. amore or less. adjoining W~ade Glover and others. The State, vs. Josiah King, the defen hants interest in the tract of land where h.Father and Mother lived up to the tie oh thteir death. Geoirge Patrrott, vs. Wiley Milton. Jas. G. 0 WVilkintsont andl Dlansaon Aukinsona, seven htundared acres aof land more or less, adjoiing A. Whatley and .aahers the pro pey of Da'ssona Atkinson, Aner P. Jones. fhr R. Y. Jones, vs A. TI. Hodges, and W. W. loor, a tract of land belotiging to Wtm. W. loor, ad joining his Mother, John Burns atnd others. James I'. Killerease, vs. Daniel McKie, the defendants interest in all the lands be longig to thes estate of Charles McKie, deceased. Mary Carroll, vs. Ann Hull. Ex'rx. Josept Woods, vs. the same. Aquilla M iles, vs. the same, oae house and tot in the To..n ofarMmbug. ..here ...c..,d... 4' ives, one other bouso awd let, in said' owi. ,t Conre Street, .eepied at pro ent by H. L. Jeflcrs, asa sto' one other iouse aud lot, adjoining 'he American lotel, occupied at present by EItchen & obertson. . V. F. Gouedy Tax Colleet vs. Henry 6.aultz: Thomas Harrivon, et 51., Vs. inme, a lot or parcel of land l6Iloiging. to he defendant nsear se junction of the Mar intoiwn and Edgefield roads, in the neigh jorhood of Hsamiurg, adjniniisg the tract if land called the Hill tir Park, on which tho del'endant resides, containing 14J scres rre or leo. George Pope and others, I. Charles A, Dowd, the house and lot in the village Af Edgcfiel! where the defendantlivedsp io ilite sie ot his death. Alsoane lot know n as a sibble lot. adjoiuiu , Addism and olbers. to be sold o airedit ill firt of January next, the titlenat to be executed tiil the money is paid and-if not paud tIe lands to be resold fur cash at the risk of the purchaser, under samielevy. Len is Elizey. vs. Elizabeth Clark, for t) -live acres of lanad more ar less, where defendatas lives. adjoinig JobaCloud and others. Parks& Barker, vs. Wm. T. Bird, the same, vs. the same, the tractef land where ret'endant lvs L. H Munday. vs. Beverly Burton, four humislred and four acres ofidand more ir less. adjoining Wm, I. Ye" 11. L. 11. andi others. Penn & Brannon, vs, Jam-es Morris-jr. L. 11. Munday. vs. the same 4i. Hearst. for Brantoti & Mundny. vs the panie and E. G. Robertson. Brinooi and Munday, vs. James Morris. jr. ount t ract of land. hiknown as the mill .ract, co:.taning four u udred and thirty acres, mitre or le-. ad-1. joiniii Sanuel Lssittr and others, also one other iruca. known .as the Lyon. itaet. cuntaining twree, l salret amai thirty riie a ere$ Mare or less. adji.mg Daniel Ron tree said others. .aiio three utgroes Jim. Betty anl 5M6ati1a. Bland. sialin & Co., vs. Agnes Corley. one house and lot where defendant lhve:. in the village of Edgelield, near the hap tist Church. Bland, Catlin & Cas., vs. P. Pow, the tract (if land where defendant lives. 1lad &Bestler, vs. E. J. Youngblood. two hundred neres of land more or less. adjoiniig J. S. Jeter. Daniel Bird and oth ers. George Bissey and others, vs. Emerson Iussey, the tract of laud where defendant lives. M idalleton Self. vs. Jaanes Newley, Le roy Newley and Wiley Newly. four ne. roes,Ilarriet. Rachael. Pierce and Ada line, the lroierty of W. Newby. Ja anes C. Cobb vs. Sarah Prior, one ne gro boy Stcilhen. Charles Hell vs Richard Coker. The same vs. the sane, one horse.and ba rouche. C. L. Goodwin. vs. Statimore B. Ryan. 0. L. Penn, & Co. vs. ilhe same. Joha Bauskeit v%. the- same, the defendants in [crest in four aegroes. viz: Eliza, Hulda, Luck. and iut'atichild. Elilho Sproul, Assignee vs. John 31ims. . L. & E. Penn & Co. vs. abe same. Thomas [H. Chappell for G. L &E. Penn & Co. vs. the same. Wm. Edd* bearer vs. the same, Siznegroes, Adaiftfid ier five children. Sampson Bland for L. S. Bland vs. lenderson Smith and Joseph Jay, two norses. Go(odw in IIarurngtun & Co. vs. Charles B. Carter. one horse, saddle and bridle, Bland. Crutliii & Co,. v-s. George Whia lock. Ulandl & Boter vs the same. A. ll vs. the samne, two horses. WVm. Fosier. Admnr, vs. George J. Bow rs, in o maules. N. L. Griffin vs. John Yo~ungblood, two horses. lverrsoit L. Broaoks vs. Dudley Raoun tre, awao negrocs. Aggy and Charloate. Penn & Brntnon, vs. Edmuind Atchesaon, Widinmn liilev faor anaiher, vs. alhe same, Samuel Widman for N. Coffey. vs. the -ae. Rlichars Parks. vs. the same, four ne;;roes, Caraoliine, Kitty, Mliley and Gar ret. A. Mor2an, vs. James Rt. Kimtbrill. Fracis Kimbahrill, and W1m. D. Kimbrill, aose ne::r,, hay Edmaaud, the properly of James Kimbirill. Johnm A. 3lacker, assignee, vs. John Carpenter. Pobert McCuugh. Ex. of Rt. Wataw deceasced. vs. Bradley Bryani, llad Iy Cooper ande Johns Carpenter. sine nae gras girl Mary Ann, the property aof Johnt Carpenat. Caiammissionaer itn Equity, vs. Lewis ElI zev W. W. \Vattts bearer, vs. the samec. Wam. Brunisim A dm'r, as. dhe same : Aamo ry Sileya rs. the same, t wo negroes Pat. rick and Ilester. Terrms Cars. S. CIIRISTIE, s. E. D. Octber, I4, 1841 di 37 EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Elbert Devore and others, vs. W L L be sold a the Plantation o Wmt. W. Williams, near Samuel Znmermran'.'. on the ninth day of Novem her next, the fislowing property, viz: t wc mules, !hree cola. feourlecen head of' cat le, twenty hsead of shecep, eighty or ninety head of lhogs, five stacks of onis. twenty fie stacks of fodder, one ox cart, one whea fan, planaaion tools, five or six hundred bushels of corn, and a quantit~ of csttsan iu also field. Term! cas. 8. CH RISTIE, s. E. P Oct. 18. 1742 (32 25) c 38 Statec of South Carolinia, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. 1.V T H E COMM3O.V PLE AS. Briaten Mlaim, vs. ? Dedaratkion i acA Ilasmeni & S:selnrir. ( iuaent. W 1E E.\ltdA the Plasintiffia the above st! VYted cnse. bhan ihis day filed hsis declara tion agzainst thea Defentdante, whe are .buent froml asal w ithout te timaitsa of this State, as it is said lanviag neithaer wife nor atteorney, known wathit the anme, on whoma sa copy sof she declaranlor with a rule to plead thereto might be served: Ordered. that thin Defendants plead toths sind declaraion. withian a year and a day, frds sit date thereof, otherwise final and abaolute judg met will he awarded aguast them. r as.O-. ie. 0 0O. POPF., c. CP. stovali, 4immons & Co. Factors and Csuessiomn M E R U 11 A N T 6 , AUGUATA, GA. R ESPECTFULLY renew the tender of their ervice.s in the above businews. In- i tending to avoid speculation in Cotton, as heretofore. their nndivided personal attention e will hwe given to the stomge and sale qf Clton. I and such other business as may be entrusted to their care. They are fully prepared to make liberal ad- s vances on cotton, and from their long rperi- '10 eue in the Commision business, hope for a' fair share of patronage. AM the Banks in Augusta are paying specte and its currency is equad to any in the Union; Planters may. therlore. confidently expect sound money for their cotton sold ins this citY The Stocks of Groceries, Bgging and oth er staple articles are ample and daily increaeing, and are sold at very reduced prices. Sept. 7Uh, 1842, 6 33 Water Proof Warehouse. H AMBURG, 8. C. T HE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends, and the public, that ie continues 1 the Warehouse & Commission: BUSINEss, at his former stand, know as the Water Proof Warehouse. Detached as it i from othec buildingse, its lo cation renders it nearly as secure from tire, as if it was fire proof. hlie Iloor of its two wingI hsav:e been elevated above the high water miark of the great freshet of May 1841. and earl ofr these divisons of the building will store from 1500 too Itr00 loal@s Cotton. Boh of these are designed to be exclusively set a part for the Cotton of Planters ned un try .ere'bants. wll) will thus be ecured ron the p"s.0llity ,of 10,e. and elamtage frnec fr"eletr lie avails himcoself of tIe present occascone to return his thanks te his friends and patrons forI their lileal support dering the last season. lie solicits front thems. .nd the public generally. a continuance of theis confidence. :l assures them. that in retuere for thevir pantronage. lee will e-xert his hes personal efferts to prLimote and rtect their interests committed to leis charge. nee ddition to this aSurance, he pledges Ice1. s If he will in no ease purchase a bale of Cut tw, directly or inedirectly. !le -vill attend to the sale andi shipping of C4iton, the receiving and forwardicng of ;oods, or any othe-r besineess usually traneacted by a Commibsioni Merchant. Ilambucerg. Anegcset 4. 184-2. bcm .'4 Factorgac & Conalssije iOn 1BUstf.E88. IIAMBURG. S. C. beg leave to inform my friends, and the peblic generally, that I still cocntinue the Comminsion Business, at nev old stand, and having dcheed dealeng Im Cotton or 3ierchanli"e on my own account, I hope to be the more able to give satisfaction. inl bnt inc and selling for other, one Cotnnieione. will faithflly attend in person to REC EIV ING & FORWARDING 3lERCHANDlISE to the country: Selling or 8 ina Cotton, Flour? Bacon, &c. aced Buyisg GRo('ltIES for Plainters, and datter mcyself that I can more than save their ilie small commission charged; I therefor soli cit a continuance of that liberal patronage lith erto bestowed, for which I now retura nay sin cere thanks. - H U EFR' H1. V. JEFFERtS. Hamburg, August 5, 1842. 3m 28 P. S. Planters committing the sale of their Produce, oc the buying their Groceries. to my charge. casn be saved the expence ofcomnng to l.rket, by cending: directone, which will be strictly attended to; all Mercheandeise cnsigried to me,. will be takeen care of while in may pus session, aced forwarded with despatch. 11. L~. J. State of' South (Carolina, ABBE.VIILLE D)ISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLE.AS. William Scmithe,) Ae.vs. 'Trespass. Attachement. TU' lIE Pheinctiitleaving diled hi- dl'claration~ 3.in my echice against the, said defiendanct: Ordered that thme defeendant do appear and plenid thereto wiehin a year and a day firtm the flineg of' the samce, otheerwese linal jnedgenft will be awarded a--ainest hiem. JOIIN F.'LIVINGSTON. C.C. P. Clerk's Ofhice. 24th Set.:. 192 Sept.28 ly State of South Carolina ABIEVILLE D)ISTRICT. IN THlE COMMON PLEAS. W. E. Wilsonc, Ex.) vs. ~ -Attachment. Debet. Williamo Dixon. T1 11 E Plaintiff'havineg filed his eeclacratieon in cny ectice against the said deheindant, who is without the limits ote Scale': Orde~r ed thcat tce said defendeant do acppear aced ph'~ad thereto withine a ye-ar acid a day freomc lhe tihncg of the same otherwie f .' jndegmenct will be' awarded against him. JolIN I-. LIVINGSTUN, C. C. P. Clerk's Otlice, 24th(Sept. 184J Sept. 28 ly State of South Carolina. EDllGEFIEID DISTRICT. M AJ. JOHN TOMIPKINS, Tolls lee fore me, a hacy hor-se with a scar ice hisforeheade. hair on right heind foot white. 6ficlen hands high, supposed to he neine years old, and appraised at ten dollar. and can be seen ael Maj. Tom pkitns'. BARTLEY MART IN. 3lag. i: r. Sept!._16th. I842. 4m 341 State ot' South ('tirolinia. EDG;EFIELD) DISTEl (''T. IN Till COMMON a-LEAS. Anson Mobley' Declaration in A41 vs. ahe. L. B. Pixhey. tcmif WH EREAS the Plainetiff in the above stated case, has this day filed heis Declaration agaisnt the Defendant, who is absent from and wvithiout the limits of this State, as it is said, having neither wife not attorney, known within chec same, on wlcocm a copy of the Declarat ion with a rule cto Plead thereto, might be served: Ordered that the Defendant Plead to the said Dee laration, withitn a year aced a day, freom the date thereof, otherwise final and absolute judgment will ho awarded againsta him. GEORGUE POPE, c. c. r' Clerk's Office age 44I Nov. 27. 1841. Admnimistrator's Notice. LLproehaving demands agaInst che esaeof T. H. PRICE. deceased, are re - quested to present them. and chose indebted to make immediate payment to A. A. CLA RK, Adm'r. nct-I' ') TIE U. s. DISTRIu couwr I DiSTRICT OF SOUTH CAnoLm-A. % IN BANKRI PTC'. [N the mater uo'Thomnam J. Foster. a Bank orupt. Putrvaantto an Order ofthe Dlistrwie' ourtt of the United States, for the Distmet .f rth Carolina, Notice iq hereby goveln. tim aums he ,hewn vefoki the said Court, at the Ideral Court House in l'harl.eston. onl the ,ypnty-ninth day of October next, at eleven clocl. A. bl., why the said Thomas J. Fruter. ould not receie hi.s Discharge and Cetificate, e a llankrupt. Charleston, lst day ofAn;:nst 1842. If. Y. GILAY. Clerk Auus 10 12 TH - . U.~STDISTR ICT COURT, DISTRICT OF soCT11 CAROLINA. IN BA A K RL'TCY. I N the matter of Janie L. Anleison, of Abbeville District.a Blankrupt. Pursuant to an orler of th. )istrict Coiurt of ie 'nite'd Statc-'. for the District of South Car ulina. Notice is hereby given. that cause he hewi before the %aid Court, at the Federal ourt flonse in Charleptoni. onl the nineteeth lay of November next. at eleven o'clock, A. 31.. Why the' said James L. Anderson. !lhould not eceive his discharge and certificate as a Bank apt. Charleston. 22d day of Anega-t, 112. 11. Y. GRAY. Ckrk. Angnst 31 12 'd1 TlEl U. S. ImISTIdPTI( COI!RT. Ut)TIttCT Or SOUTIt CArOIt.NA. IN NA'KR(IW TCY N the matter oi' olahe Smythv. a Bankrupt l Pirsnaant to ant ordet of the Dismrict Cour of the United State. for the District eif Souti Carolina. Neitic is hereby given.-that causae he lewn befiere the smid Court, at the Federn Court i louse in Charleston. onl the third day o December next.at e-leven o'clecek. A. Ml.. wt the eid Leslie hinyths shiuld not receive Ii Discharge and I 'ertificate a' a Bantirulpt. Ciarleston. 5th day oil September. It 12. 1 Y. GMAY. Chrk. Septr 14 1e :3 THlE U. S. ISTICT 'olRT 11, RICT e r StCrTi (' AntlLt:A. .\ I), - .YKARCTTCY. IN the matter ofTioc. s. Wilks. an't Tho T Swannt. Planter-. late 31ereh-mint!t unde the irm of T. S. Wilks & Co. ilankrupts, Portaat to al Order ofthe District Court the linited Stater. t'orthe ivm:set f South Ca Olina. Nietice i. herely given, that ctause b shewni before the said Court. at the Federz Court lose it Charletn, o tie twelft day of November next at i'leen'a o'clock. A 31., why the- -"iid T'oim.:i -4. Wilk- ani 'ho T wani.<htl noi r'ce'i . his dius'ltrgh; atl certiticate. .t. it Bankrupt. Charleston. i"ath day eal Autst. V-42. i. V. . CA'Y. Vicrk. Anguvst 21 112 ; Y TH E U. S. i Sl1TR ICT COURT, i DISTRICT Y r.trr'T11 ('AntRLt.tr. IN i INKi ISP'ITE:. IN the miatter ofAlbert N. Warte. a ianakrp I Persait to at Older f time, la-tract It7i of the i'nited St.te4. fir the Iii-trict of' Sot Carlina. Notice as heieby :oveln. that cMane t 1 smewn before the said Court. -t the Feder: Court lounse in Charle'..ton on the twetit nitht day of Octotw.r next. it eleieat o'chsel A. 31.. why the said .Albert N. \Yare. shoo not receive hi. aischarge' ad.J Certificatc am Bankrupt. iCharleston, ist ia) of .ingn't. N'42 If. Y.Y R.\Y. C;R rk. August 10 12 2k State of' 'Coutil ( arolinia -EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN TilE COMMON PLEAS. B. J. Ryan, vS. Debt. Forerign luadmen L B. Pisley. T IIE Plaintiht Iaving thiis i:ay filed his d clarationt in aly othee, ac.tl time defenudal ha~viag aO wife icr attornaey. kmcwnm to be wi ia the State, oni whiomt a copy eat the .-ame.. wvi a rle, to plead. coul be serve d : It ms orderte that the de.'temlcant plead to thate said declairatir witina a yeaer and a cday. cer finmal amnd abiou adgmnat wili be givenm agaiaast huna. Cerk's Ofr, ltec.11ii. i4i c. ary' 47 State ol'Soiuth Ii(G rolina, IN TIlE Cu'.\13h')\ l'LI*.\$. Deverly Burcama :Ilutcmenta. W ~m. 31. Steifle Debti. rpi'iPainttill'having~ thti- day filed I E I)telaratio:nt ama etlic'e. :and the' l)e'tb aaat av'ing mil W' ife or .\mttornley) littemw' a ti 'itiaa thce State.n nii howe a copyv ma time sau wtat a rule teo pleadh.coumild be, <e'r -ede I: a.. dered that tihe lie'feedat ph-ai to thle -ad ad laratiemn witthmin at year atnd am da.' .ear tknial ab~olite. judgemntat n iii begt en'aanm et lo Clerk's l'u'ii.re. C lec. I". 184i. 't r. .t a 97 50 4 Stite ul' S~ui II ar'olilit. m'ivimr Wa . wala'u Lth, ic . :ai sm pit ,e it deStte. em ( Fort n .1 'p tt' attmen t arlev titn. cemtltn.sred t3od~ that lihe deftendanmt plead tee ahe saidl decelarat witina a year andt ae day. ecr t'ia and absol1 judgmen'ut will be given againset ham. SEOI. POPEl'. c. c. a Clerk's Ofie. De. i5. $184i. c. atge 4 EDG;EFEL lil1) )!STR 1CT. I.'. TilE' CO.11.110.N !-L E'IS Leisa Cuibreathi. Declaratwna in Johno Se'nrry. Florrip a ittur/ime: Siunei .1. Chaijppe'll. bDelrationa aln zi Joha Sentry. Fo'eraun .litachmer F 1E I'aint lm avimg timme day filedl thmeir Rclaraiotin. an tihe' abov:e ase'.. mm amy til and thme daeendanmt ha. ig mmo w.ie or attora1 kiownm to he witint thii, State, on whomai a lay of' said declaratione wathm a raile t" ply'ad, be .crv.ec. It is ordered, that time sati de: daim do pleaid to the' said declaratiomis, withe year aimd a day fromi the publict.iain oI'tis der or tinmal'and abselu~e jitdgmient will awarded againmst him. GEO. POPE. c. c.r ler's Offce, is 2ds 'la). 1'842. ly 1 For Salc. A sPLENDVII atew P'IANt FORtTE term, to snit the timtes, apply to Mlr. E. Ilacoa, ir Mr. A. A. Clarke, atFEdgefielId C marcia ( tf I House and lot For Sale, y i ll' E utbsermber odoers Ilir Sale ior Ke (andI posesuionl given en the ist Jan ry next.)hmim House anad Lot in Pecneravi Termmsl 2 mnaithm credmt. The dwelling comfortable one story, with the ncce'ssary buld.gs 0. IULLISTER, Ont etim 19e rf ALUM SPRING P ILLs roa Tium CuRt. oy Dyjspepsia, Scrofulio and CL ronic Lictr Diseasts. T H ESE 'ills are prepared by Dr. S. Rt. ampbell, from the u ater of rho htighly celebrated Mineral Springs, in Rtiockbridge county Va., called the Alna,? Springs. These waters in their cffectw upon the system are tonic, increading the appetite. nnd promoting digestion; they arw altiernative, exciiing the secretions of1 the glandular system generally, and particular of the liver and kidneys; they are cathartic, poroducing copious. dark, bilious evacua tisins; and they also effect a determiuation to the surface, increasing the perspiration. From ti-e combination of all these effects upon thesystem, they are a great purifier of the blood, and equalizer of the circulation. The ellect of the Pill, made from these waters, are in all respects, similar to the water itself, and each pill is equal to a cout - mon glass of water. For the cure of the above diseases, and all other chronic (or slow) discases. presevrnce it) the use of these Pills, acconling to the directions gir en in the sitiall bills, accompanyIngetb pills, is all imponnnt; and if they are per veringly used as directed, a cure may bo more c-rtainly expected, than under any other treatment heretofore discovered, ex cept rom the use of the water, from which, they are prepared cittier by an attendance at the Springgn or otherwise. The very;-. speedily cure diarrhmas attended with acidity of thr stomach, and what is com f monly called heart-burn; two or threepill. may be taken at any nit, n hen the stom s ach is troubled with acidity, witb-the hap. piest effect. Thiese Pills have an excel. lent el1ect in preventing the attacks of nervous or sick-headache; from three to six pills should be taken at once, when the sympitoms are felt. These waters arc an effectual remedy for all hemriorrhaues; and as the Pills have the same effect in ther cases, it is believed they %ill also have the same effect in cases of hemorrhage. They cure dropsies in Imune cases but are not an infalible reme dv in all cases of this disease. From i he efficacy of these waters and pills in purifying the blood, they are in valua ble in ihe cure of all diseases of the skin, and all indolent sores, not dispose to d a healthy action. In the use of them for such diseascs, if the disease of theskin ap pears it tie rietated at first, or if the akiers hecoie imore inflamned and discharge more freelv, let not this circ mstanco alarm any one, or deter him from persevering in their use. These are evidences of the good ef fects of the Pills in expelling the vitiated . umtiiors froi the blood to the surface, and until the blood is puriied. '.uch disease can not he cured. In scrofulous ulcers, the ne of these waters and pills, invariably" enuse them to discharge more freely, and in a short time, of a more healthy appear d atice. They arc a very useful remedy in . Cholera infautum or the summer bowel comptint in children; as also for expelling worms iroin children. They immediate lv give a good appetite, protmtedigesit, aiid will elfeciually correct atd cure acidi ty of the stomach. From their clensi - and purifyingt from the tone, vigour and energy which their operatinn imparts to the whole 'system they will be found a great preventative of the fevers, which prevail in low and no hetilthy regions; hence, persons living in isuchi regions, will find it greatly to their advuatatte to use the pills, for a fortnight, iat the comm nenem-tenit of every spring and Ifall season, as a preventative, and to build Iup constitutions broken down by prei'ous attacks of fever. These PIlls are a valuable assistant to th-- ueand ellicacy of sulphurnus and sa - iue mineratl waters, and three or four of temi taken each day, at dit1erent times, which in atteudauce at other mineral spins would add greatly to the curative etrecrs of these waters. These w .aters uin-J pills are worthy of kthe niotice of the Medical Faculty; and in idthair handes would be a valuable article in ithe treattmein of manuy diseases, otherwise .unmanaguble. In amnorrhea, dysmen r orrhea andu lutchorrhera. the waters of :- the Alum Spring are pseculiarty ete d cacioum ; unit win blieve the pills made - fromt these water%, would have the same etlect in the treatmenit of those diseases. that the waiea has; therefore, we would - rcommendii a trial of them. by the Farul tv, in those diseases. These Pills arc easi lv taken. liavin;; no nauseous taste, arc iperk'etly safe ini all cases where active fe vet dloes not exist aid do not sicken per sons whbile uzsing them. Ju,t received and for sale by J. D da- T'liOETS'. at the Edgefield Shoe Store .dState of SOth CaroliBa. nn EDGEFllELD DISTRICT. IN TH E CO.UMON PLEAS. Sten art & Coat. Declaration vs. on .-lfthment, John Scurry. ..Issumpsit. Roll & Jniston, Dedarat ion vs. on .-atackmcent, John Scurry. ) Deat. .UI1W1 plaintitTs hai iii this day tiedtheids R alaratiaons in my aotlice. an the defend~t :haiving no uf or attorney knownt to be withitn rule to~ pleadl. could be served. It is ordered. that the defentdanit plead to the said declaration. withiti a year niad a day, aor finat and absolutc Sjudgmient will be given againast him. cv, (1EO. P'OP E, c. c. r. Ulerk's Ofcec ag~e 10 en- ______ aState of South Carolina. cEDGEFIELD) DISTRICT. INy TiHlt CO.UMON P L EAS. T hotas C a>r~oni. Declamrationl in Debt. Jolmt Scurry. ) ~ran.lahntr ,vr ilE Plnintitfhaiving~ this day filed his [DI declaaration ini th is ae, an mny o1lice, and II thederendanit havinig no wifeaor attorney. knowni to be within this State. ott whom a copy of said -declaratiion. with a rule to plead catn be served. It is orderad, that the said defeindanit do plead mitt, to the said declarationi. within a year and n is-. day fromi the publication oft this order, or finail e. and absolute judgmenut will be ans arded against ut him GEO. POPC. c. c. r. fel' ge dgefic!di C.11I. Feb. 1 .if ach .