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k.' vau, November 6, 16 4. of businewi could not; of our market in time for and now I have nothing en ommunicate. We have done a leavy basmnese during the past week, of cotton have been unusually large, 3000 to 3500 bales, but prices were so that both Plantets and 3erchanta seem ed. I am somewhat surprised to see show such a deterudnatioin to sell ay,or the best prices that can be obtained. tmay be said, that the present crop is and Fhave no doubt that it is larger than het all will acknowledge that the price oteIuais-now low-er in this country than it ever'has been since the article was frst grown, and if the Planters continue to rush their cot tor oathe markets, I we nothing to keep pri ees&V.g1 lower. until the Egtishren get hel eep into their hands, then things g~be-msaged a little better. and pa ices will -'-' aW our 'lanters have sicrificed the I, Oggpm, am a prophet. or the son of a -uier do I ipretend to be. or to see fur-t futre state of the Couon Mat ket e myaighbors, nor do Iclaim the right of 1 -advhi the Flame tey shou:d act, but ma toy humible opi nu in need of mo fey. Lti ia spirit ofinu r and thet keep a portion of '- 6 fori the spring markt, they - T-id pabetterreward for their dr wang is a true statement of unr Cot it for thepast week. In the early qieik pr iieanged from 51 to 63; vu ' e cenus, but towards the middle and doilieei& a I e onMd, and ade at prices v o 6 S" 1at bulk of cet oming in varnes id!$miity, from fair. Very prime or choice might fr.m 65 to 7j cents. There is a fallsupply in narket, it is CI to $6 per bbl. accoiding to rMiarket continues to be wehl supplied sa of every description on (air 1 AUoVisTA, MsT. 3. h Reutrk..ince last Thursday, thecot. 'dmarket remained in that drooping *tion e stated it theo be. in regard o 's No amelioration has takes place, and none will, unless better accounts are received at all, of which we have some doubts. The fact it, that the trade and commrce ofEurope, and the Eurupean manvfactaqis, areia a.r unsettled con dition, owing to the chaji*.t which occur in the policy of the Evuopean nations in tepird saiadifof daties-and prohibitory restictes'lwayany expert ,temn .ish ere hdad wth tb vew of, woqtn-heir mann 1hctauu bot thes;ez tsbave last- ~ terly estendedso'5as t tholi. pow. eratheseleswitb echo er. In this , coetemstaV5ble hta the mnaau- a actares muselbr, as wet) as that bratrh j otrade whichi ies the raw material. ~ er bm afsctures. Until those com meeinJaud inpst regulations assume a perui hrater, itis impossible late on,.any s ,ce* opecratlons he uddmaken, ci tbrin mann gs orin the raw materials s ig sh oods are fabrcaeod.As ( of coatos,in0 its raw state. forms important of all materials - 4r1 of goods, its demand suffer greater fluctuations, ions of the manufneiuring; ag their intercourse withs n other naipna on thisaside f aelly settled with' a "t l's to' be hoped g sitnot elapse .beforea ei 8i ccom .-e g hj'elthe ~ficial te ney itn Enropean li - specahV n re-t of the seanthern L p othbe ~ bhe ic tyle i the a perhaps very next 'a C ortheirmproduce, m the losses gesips o~o at Thur. as 6 havecome I ift lster od sof transportation in gaanjity than formerly. Most of 'eottsa-hatcotme in is sold, and not I e4ic s'ssn~tedhe planters preferring to as the price of the market than to risk ber rednetion, by unfavorahsle news. Bly the latest accounts the ' markets had not improved. A ; i -activity had been exhibiteal in . 4Qidan. and Mobilo markets. miy,utnprovement in price: the ,rq in such as deranged condi - tzt placer, that they have i i~jnover cottoo operatiosne I tapast.. Ise this market theo hsavo'ranged (torn 5to 7j jeeIa of prime in square lagtoP 7j to 74 cents; nothirs': byintging moare than 7 cents.. ,.ordinary 5. middling (air 6 - 61,good fair 6510o 7. and' bales, 7U to 74 eents.-i CoLUeBsa. November 3. article hscome insplentifully1 te. and met with ready a. 4' lly a a entftom pre aesthe extremes of evey beauaade at511 a 6A -Crlisda. .'' Cts.1Nov. 5, 1842. These has beiialn active demand our inst,-the sales foot up 10,9Ohales., against in the sitne time of 11,273 bales. The partial decline noticed in our re view of the 29th ultimo was fully establishhd on Sturd.y la-it, when a fair business engaged dealerm; at die opening ofthe market however, oi Mosaday, a further redetio was asked, and as the aticle was unt accumulating, holders readily met the views of buyers, and a heavy week a business was the result. at ptice rang ing from 5 to e cenits. The following qosta t;ons will give a fsir criterion of the state of the market at ats clowyetetday. althWughbwe would state that in several instances small lots lave been picked up at even lower rates- nferior and ordinary. 5via G4; nmiddling anl middling fair. 7 a 74; fair to fully fair. 75a dji good fair N a S1. Tlle triatsactionps of the week in Long Cotton comprise 4 bags Sea Island at 22; 30 fronti 3 te 21. anad 31 bags stained do. front 7 to 14 cis per lb.-Courier. OBITUARY. Died. in tir. vi age. onl the 2d inst., Jion tiAtn.i. St'utists. lIe was born onl the 8ith of Sepleesibier. 1r.9. It ia tot she object of dti' ltue-y notice to eulogize the dead, but ra ther to make the asen.doia the means of beie fitting thie livig. 'The deceased was wild. pla rid. Fhenigt,1ttui and .bligin:. in hi diipiiotsitton. Ilis friends were most n% arily attached to him. ror on all occasinsi. when left to thedtural iuintlses of his tamt. lie disilayel amost be teit-im; cVia nal generoaat. Stricken diown in the pri.l. t ynuth, all a:n'it induslga sincere s..rraow forie premtunre denatt. and his nore lsmlte anocntest-It, esecially. should receive a sdiemna adtmo.itiont. LOST. A ROL OF l.IS snnitiniitg to about Twenty Doliri. Thde finler will be iia erallv rewarded by leaving themt at the Print g t2tice. J. TIM.ilE Nov. 9 if 41 T TORE TOREWT. T III: Satire adl. oininig .\e r.. Frazier & Addisto. it well titilei up f'or it Dry Gooads. Clout0ang fr -sihoe Stoare. Ialmar, of 31. FRAZIEl. Nov9 d 41 POT ATO E.i. bW 11 EA R lIlA Ird-h lI-t::toes f..rilamiy use fir lati;:.; rcce've'd an con iigmenlt. and fur &Ale bvy If. L. JuFFI'Rs. Hamburg. Nov. 7 n* 41 LL person- itde'ted to the e4tate of Dan. A irl A. 'itchell. decenased. wil make pav uent by the fiii t day off Jiattaay next. an lain ;er iiidil;;cmn. ia nyt aot lhe eisjected. All per one having any denaids against said estato will renal- r thei its at that tiie fur payaent. R. B. IJL'KNIGHIT, .-dnuaistrator. Nov. 9. )842. et 41 Jolt -% P. FORlCE & Co. Whdresule 4 Retail Dcalers in Boots. Shoes, and Leather. AND AL. ArlTICLs eSKIB aT sIoEMAauas, I H.M1 BURG. S. C. Il E Subscribers have eslablished them rselves at Hamborg. will flurnish all article. a their line, as cheap as can begot at auy other vomt, all arrangements for Goods being with ifanufacinrerve direct. l.,1 0D hIDES WANTED. Hamburg. Nov. S, 184k _ lawiw 41 L LRGE & s- , AFDRY GOOD 8. C., where Steko1D ' 'o which he would res Ution of those wishing any article in his line, reling conifident that the cheapness of his goods rill olifer many indocemenats to thois that ex mine his stock. My only aibject beintr to di. Cqat oe of my stok, haa little or no advance from I rst cost will be asked. Country Merchants will find Gosods at New *ork picnes at the above plauc". CHARLES SANFORD. &Iamburg. Novr. 5, 1842. tf 41 -lt'hilt are lire. let us lire." NEW RENTORATEUR, MG L E TIIO R PI1E S A LO ON. One door inlowo the Eagle !t P-he'uiz Iotel. 31 Il8 new Hloutse of Riefreshmnenit is hasnd. .somely fitted up, and now opeun for te e.;eptiona of vlisitora. The sutperintendentt is of the opinion, that .a eat clean establishmzaent, anenotis e servat, the nest systers.Claans,& Salt water Fish. te Savannah and Charlestoa nmarkets can Itord, with all thet variety of meata anid wIld ame to be land in our iwat market, and a de truined desire to plcase, will ensure to himn a heral patroniage. T'he governing principle of ais Hiouae will bh-, to asik na. more' of its paltrotns ian they may call for, be it to the amtouant ofa icnytane or larger 'wumt; andi asi no book-keep r will be emrployed, nao booka will be kept. 'erms ca.-h. invariably, without faivor or affec 0n. 1.. N. .3llTCIIFELL. sppentendent. l27 The celebratedl ad well knnwnt Coaok. 'harles Coawlinag. ta tat the bead of the Culinary lepartmnent. Augusta. Novr. 5, 184.2. Et 41 ORDINlARY'S SALE. ' H E estate of John il. Adams. deceased, ...beani; left derselict, and agreeably to an ket of the Leislatutre, it is made my dluty to ake charge aof and sell said estate. Notice us herefore given, that I shall proceed to sell at lie late resadence- of maid deceased,. on Friday he 25th in's?., all the personal estate of said do cased, coosistinog oflHorses., Hogs. Cows. Shetep. Corn, and Fodder, Cotton ini the seed. lonse-hold and Kitchen Futrnitutre. P'lanitation roots. &c. & c. Taermsof sale cash. Also,. the tract of land on wthich the deceased ived. containing acres, more or less, the erms of sate of' said lanad, nmade known. on the lay of sale, OLIVP.R TOW LF.S. Ordiary of Edgf eld District. Noer.'7.18~42 Itt 41 TIlE U. s. I)IsTRICTr COUaRT, IN B.ANKRtUPTCY. IN the master of Johan Rusnel, Planter. resi ding in Abbeille District. South Camolia t Banakrup. Puarsuiant tot an Order of the D~istrict Court if thei Unfatd States..for the District of South Cnanlinn. Notic.. - hereby gieven. thtat cause he. shewn heaore the ,.aid Court. at die Federal L'ourt Houseo in hawrlestoni, on the twentty sghth day of January neht. at elevent o'clock. A. l3l., why the maed Johnr Ruasell, shouald mot receive hiis Iischaurge anid Certificate as a Btankrupt. Charleston. 29th day of October, 184l2. II. Y. GRAY. Clerk. Norr.912 41 3oo1 & 3o3 psEINTING F v'ydescriprion e iecuted with neresanaddespatch,at the Office of the EDOErassLDADSa-rsa State of Routh Carolina EDGEFIELD I)lSTRICT. B Y OLIVER TOWLES, Esquiri Ordinary of Edgefield District. Whereas, Jas. S. Martin. bath applied to me for Letters of Administration on all nad singular the goods and chattels. rights and credit, of Stewart Alinor, late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are. therefore, to cite and admon ish all and singular,the kindred and credi tors or the said deceased, to he and appear befiore me. at our next Ordinarv's Court for the said District to he hollen at E"daefieldl Court [louse on thc2lth November inst. to show cause..if any, why the said Adminis. tration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 6th day cf November, one thounud eight hutn drcd and forty two, and in the ,ixty-seventh year of American Indlependence. U. TOWLES, o. r. D. Nov S, IS412. (C2 124) b 41 St:te of' Soith Carolitia. EDGEFIELD DwrIIlCT. B Y OLIVER TOWVLES, Ewintire, Ordinary of' Edgefield Di,trict. Whereat, Ge Orge A. aleKie nod Thot. McKie heth applied to tne (or Lettr of Administration on all and singular the eonds and chattels. ihtv and credJits of Charles McKie, late of the District afure said. deceared. Thaese are, therefore, to cite anti adman ish all and singular. the kindred and credi 1ors of tih said deceased, to toe anud appenr befo're me, at our next Ordinary's Court ror the %fai-l District to be htlen at Edgeliell Court linuse on the 2st day of Novemwr inst, to show cause. if atny, why the .wid Administration should not be granted. Given under any hand and sel this 7th day of Novenlmcr, one tholuiand ci;ht hum. dreol anal i y two. and in the sixty seveath year f Amet ican iniepeideuce. 0. TOW LES. o. r. n. Nov. 7, 1s12 I L24) b) 41 '.tatc of Soith Cnoll idi . EDGEFIELD DISTIICT. Y OLIVER TOWLES. einiire. D Orlinary of Edgeield District. Whereae, Tandy Burkhalter hath ap plied to me for Letter% of Adinistikratiaon Ai all and singular the goods and chatael,, rights and credits of susan Burihalttr, Inte of the District afuresaid, dleceawd. Thcse are, thereftore, to cite and adtnon. ish all and singular, the kindred and crhi. tors of tthe said dteceasel. to be anl appear iefore me. at our next Ordinary's Court for he said District to be htohilen at .defitlil Louart IHouse on the 21 is Novesber le12. ro bhow cause. if any. why the said .l rninistration hou!d not toe granted. Given under my hand vad scal this 7th Jay of November, one thousand eight hut. fred and forty tuo. and in the sixty-seventh Fear of A merican Independence. 0. TOWLES,,o. .. I. a.. saun credtts fartin iurkhaer late if the District aforaaid, deceased. These are. therefore, to cite andi admon sh all and singular, the kitndred and credi ora ofahe said decea-ed, to be and appear aefore me, at our next Ordinary's Ceurt or the said District to tic holden at Edge ied Court flouse oa the 21st Novem'.aer .842, to show cause if any, why the aid Administration should not be granted. Given undcr my hand and scat this 7th lay of Nov. one ihaousan.I eigtht hundred mand Iforty.two, and in thte sixsty-soventh rear of A merican Indepenudence. o. TOW LES. ca.... Nov. 7. 1842. [.92 12.j) 2t 41 EDGEFIELD DISTRICT FA' ILL T'ERI, 1S-12. [T is OrderedI that a Court of Common Pl eas, for the Trial'of the Causes not li~posed of a' this Term. beo held at Edge bied Court- ilouse. on the fourth ionaday nJanuary texit. Pretsidinlg Jud::r. Geo. Pope, c c. r. Nov.'3, te 40 Merlient XtUIe. Dr'. JOn2N G. WILLIA~IIS, rFFicti hit jarot-wi'nat acirvice. to, the 9citizens ot Le-.dfield vittago nuid adjarent :onntry, ands can be iuannid, biy cnliirag at d. F. innedelmm aiwelling, at all times. Nomv. 2 tf 40 THIE CELElBRATED I10RSE A RG Y LE, Will stand at Edgefield Court flouse, iext spring season, at prices to suit the times. WM3. fl. M11YS. Now, 2, 1842. tf 40 Exe' ster's .iolic'-. A LI. persons indbted to the uestate ofn Wmt. J. Glover, deceaed. are regneste'd to cmaume lorward and scttle with Capt. G. Iforal. with whmom the Notes atnd Accontt a re de po. itedl for cotlee'.tiotn. TIhose, hnving demandm .aast thme said e..tate. are reqsuested to hand thienm itn. legally' attes.tael. .IIA R.E J. G;LOVER, Ezecular. ET' The l'rienads of the~ esutabliemhment are in-. formaed. that it will tie condlucted nm. foromerly,. until time first day of Jnnutariy mnext, uniter the the sup~erinitentdnece of Capt. IHord, who re turns thmanks to time cnstomers of the esutablish-. metm for their poami favors, amnd ismlicits a comtsi tattc. There is at p'esenit ott hanid, atnd will tie kept, a chmoice assortment of Groceries. Nov. 2 tf 40 Land for Sale. Canebrake Place Sitnatedl in thts district. on Little 8nloda river. half way betweenm Fdgefmeld and Newhbermy Cou~trt Il onnes. The buildings ate on this p-art of time tract. I f anmy mane wishes tom make sn ad eantageoums settlseent, lee can get a fair bar ,-ain. Tme sunh'criber live.. on thc place, and tis ready at any timc to shoiw it. ARTHUR SD3IKINS. r,1,..f.m.eah, Aeg :st J.4 ,'4 r 2r T EA bodily and mental - e i;; tnt n neglect o small cOmP alculable, and it i6 tbereforeoo importance that a strict asue least and most tri fling bodily should be laid; foi diseases of- vaiably affect the mind. eeb Life Medi eine, toa . herethey hsave been t haie Trinmphre over Deasall its diversified forms. efects of the Liie e, been so universal. ly expe the abort space o live yer -8 become fully estab lished as-1e asy, safe and. perfee mode of. tres ever offered to the publie. It is un , here, fur Dr. S1ol'at o recapit i'u reasons i hifi havC induetd hei tzve at this cuoncluinn It is suflicient* li'fin. to say. khat the dii interesced .it p hit fellow eitizeno who have"bee nebdwed to use the Lire AMedicines" wIli'freely be offered to any one who may feel disposed to call at hi, Office, 3758 ridway. fie has there or file several lJhaatl letters. vouIntarily proffered by h . ienats, the receipt am perusal of wbc ".gus given him more pleasure thaw '4-the wealth of the Eas could confer. t ; r." . The reader ma not perhaps he aware at Ihe origin 6o oat's Lifo Mledicines was the resand of-alprosructed aud painfu illness of theirorigiator. Mr. John Moffat When taken ill. iMr. M. was a prosperous anti flourshng bchantt iu the lower part of-the city of'-e"York, aind having Con suIte-I an emplOyed a number ofour most %kilful physiabsz, .he, after unuths of su fering. was pritesf upon to try the medi cine whi is1law ofered to the public. The ceet ofdheLife Medicines in hpis .,n a cisC was n'ipglleled in tha history of medical exsp4ace and he immediate ly determined I keknown to the world a mrdicino to I Ori be not only, owed hii own life, but his' hapiness. T'he uniform success which hio since attended their ad rnitiistration in every instance where a fair trial has been gIl' fthem, ha% been attes. ted by thousand U dincoutestibly proves their inurinsic-mer. The Life .d1oaecan he taken iiih snfrty by perso age antd the feeble, the infirmn, the u"r"ous and the delicate. are strengthened 1their operation, be cause bly their i7 ani proper action upon the 0eret or the sysem. and their asimila wth and prification of the h!eod, teC' tie-ystro orill bad humore, quiet VC o irririsoility, and int aria bly "41 soned health. &IMEIGS. Agent. NIv9,i tf 41 DIREC ORTATION. Hard Cutlery. ...Ir. ' -, :d te. llollow Waere ofidtsel. Bond and I Ian. i ndGue Mill Irons, a fru ssburtment. Anvils,.Vices.Smih's Bellows' & Hlammers. Horse Shoes and Hars Shoe Nails. Wagoni Boxes,Trace& other wagon Chains. Table Knives Forks;Pen & Pocket Knives. MIill and Cross eat Saws. Head and Tenant~aws. Locks, hlinges, Anguas. Cotlee Mlills, Cora.Allis. Grindstones. Mhanila'and Cotton Rope. Slhet and Pig Tin, Iro Wire. Sheet and Pig Ltad. With many other articles in their tine, making the miost comnplete and well assorted stock of IIAIRDWVA RE ever aflred in this market. HE?NKELL & ROBINe$ON. hlamnburg. Get.. 21842. Git 440 BEROVAL. The Newe Cask Store I S removed to the dear brick buildinug. cor ner sof Market and Centre-streets. next door to Sibley A. (rapsa, where we are nowio~pemang a splendid assortmen~it oftashionable AMERlCAN, FRENCH & ENGLISH DRY GOODS; wincha will be ue'ered at unusually low prices for A SiI. In our stock may be fond several ne w styles ofrgoods for Lt~dies dress, viz: Figured Orlemas clothq. striped Orientate, Crape de Laines. Enm hossed de' Laines. Black, Bloe, and colored Silks ; B,,mbatines, Merinos. Linens. Lawns. I ad table Corers; Flannesls, Kentucky Jeans. Sattinettts, Blanakets Negrocelodhs. A large assortment of Shawls rom 37j cents to$-. Bnanets from 25f cents to $7; and im ahort, every useful antd ornamen@tal article iaa the Dry Goods line. In connezion with the store, wvill he kept a lIerchant Tailor Shop, (FEntrance throngh the fdote,) under the super. intenadence of Mr. M . FuL~ria. Where will be kept a good stock or Broad Cloths, plain andl6;nred Bser Cloths. Girafs (loths, Casuisseres, sndiu'sq, of all coluire and latest styles, together -Wit suitable trim aingsa; where custamers can bay by the yard or .ueact the materials and htavua their :armenits Imade in the latest faish, rrainted to fit, at 25i per cen t les than fo rces. WM.UAM & Co. Hamur .t 2, 184.. 9t 40 Hbtr.STOLEN ROM thes stable oldho Subscriber, hieas EdIgelle d C. i. odthe night of the 20sl1 October. an excellenit sorret HOR8IE, with : speock ings en eye, mnl danielitar in his fore head.,tand no other white sptabout him. hk is rather tinder se. ab yqanrs old, and s first rate wvork horse, ,it gutek ain. 11 common Saddle and hIed Bridte were taker with time Hirse. If the thief is found and safe ly lodged in jail. andt the HIos returni, twen ty dollams rewrdwil e b riber Ot. 2 tJr 39 EXTRAECOURE FEQUITY A L Snitorsu and ohr~sgerested, are here by notified. thtaWi ottt of Chancery. t hear all causes not dipe| t the regula Juno Term of said Court.. held at Edge field Court HJanse on Monday in Nc By order of hut Honor lor Harper. vembor ne.t RI,. e. a. x. U. Executive Department. COLUMBIA. October 26, 1842. By His Excellency John P. Richardson. Esqr. Governor and Comnmander-in-Chief in and over the State of South Carolina. W HEREAS. it has pleated Almighty God to gutard amd protert the Peo pit o this State. during the past year, aid beatow upon them die riche-t be'ssiig and inerci,-: and whereas, it in meet and proper at all times to nake sincere and thankful acknowled.-e mn-ut, and honibly Implore the aid of hiim whose province it in to create and destrity rie Natioms of the earth. Now therefore. I. Jolia P. Richardson. Go veror of tihe State of South Carolina. dl. by these preients art apart and proclaim tlh Pc coid Teurday in Novemiber next. to be observ ed thronghout thio State nsa day of Thnnksgiv ing, liasemiliition, anl Prayer. and do invit and exhort all dennainiratiotii of Christians and our citizens genernily. to dismiss all oeicular busiocs, and aasenble themanelve con that l:my in their re.-spective Mouses or Weirtihip. to ofCr ilys their'thianks to lie Alaighty God, the Great Dispooser of events, to supplicatea continuance of hiss tender niercies. and to engage it sam-ih oth) r devotional exereises as way be proper amid suitable to the occasioa. Given under ny hand anmd seal of the State. at Cilumbhia. thipi Stth day of October. in the year (if our Lord one thousand eight hiuidred and forty-two, aid the sizty-se. venth year of American Iadependeice. JOHN P. RICIARDSON. S. LainitnE, Secrctary of State. Nov.2 *3t 41) Notice. I FOREWARN all persons from trail ing for a Note of hand. givei by me to Evers. Daniel Joines. and Jaohn 0. J fres. for um lmnndred and fifteen doillnro. dame Nst Jam. ary I842. and payable 1st Jaiaary l w4.. thae property for which said note was givei ha. proved to he useless t., mue. ad was waranited to me, I nan determined nut to p.ay paid note tun less coupielled.by law JOHN DORN, Juar. Boots,ILcather, & Shoes. L *.L T H1 E Subseriber is receiving im additin to his present stock or home nmaufactured work, a large assortment of Northern niade BOOTS, SHOES. & LEATHER. which will be sohl as cheap as they can be bought ins the State. Those wishing to pur chase will do well to crl, a I aim deternmaed not to be undersold. Negro Shoes, frii P7 to $1 2 Ladie fine Slippers, $1 00 to 1 10 - common " 04 to 75 " Leather Shoe. SI1214 to 91 50 Trammel & Jones, 7 lIE Plainltif in * case, having filed his U.declaration in my office, anid the Defen dants having neither wives, nor attornmeys. on whom a copy of the said declaration, with a rule to plead thereto might he served: Ordered. that the said Da...ndanmts dlo appear amid plead to the said dcclaraiin. wid iin a year amid e day from time date of this ader -,r fia anid absolute judgment will be awar agaisist them. JNO. F. LlV a.,dTON. c. c. p. Clerk's Dfce, Dec. h6, ta24h. age 47 State or 'southi Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRlCTs INy EQUIT Y'. Jacob B. Smith, & aniother, Ex'tors. &cc.lifu Henory Shaultz. Oliver| Sienpaaon, & al. ) IT appearing to my satisfaction, thunt tiee I on. .EWaddy Thompison.a defendant in this case iii without die limits oft~bim State :irered. that he do arpear, amid plead anma er or denr to the Bill within three mnonthm froimi time public-a tion uf thi,e notice, or tl.e said di will be taken pro confess. agninst him. J. TERRY, c. a. E. D. Commr's. Office, August I, 12.W.!flt 23 State or South Carolinia. EDGEFIELD) DISTRICT. Vimicent D. Cogburni, A ppmeant, ? vs. Josephe Parker &. others. Defen-ma 'T appearnga to my satisfauctioni tnit Josephil KParker. Benjatmin 'sarket, Will im Parker. Hezekiahi Barnes. T7aliey anad wale Tram cy, reside without time limits of thi, State. It ma therefore ordered, that they do appena' mnd ob ject to die division or sale of a tract of land de vised to the above namzed persom. by William Robertson dec'dl., unaur bininre them twenaty-saxah day oh Decemiber next, or their consenct to the samae wili be entered of' record. Given uder any hand. at my office. this 4th da fOctobem, 1842. y OLIVER TOWVLES. a .D Oct.5 :1.n 31; State of South~ Carolina. EDGEVIE-LD DISTRICT. IN TIlE CO31MON PLEAS. Wma. Scurry, g r aA~mt es. ~De~clarato nAsmst Johna Scnrry. Wmn. II. tirenanani, fur die use of ~ Wan. Senrry, Dcetarahionl in Debt. es. John Senrry.J Ti HlE plaintaffs naving this day filed their Kdeclarations ini the above stated cases, jam my office, and time defeindanit has ing no wile or attornley, known to be within this State, on whom a copy of said declarations, with a role to plead sthl be served. It is ordered dhat the said defendant do plend to the said deciarations within a year and day froma the 1amblication ol this order, or finaband absolute judgnmenat wil be awarded against him. GlEO. POPE, c. c. r'. Clerk's Offcs, w l Notice. H TIE firm of Baaoav, MfUSD! &ANa er soin. was dissolved onm the 3-at of Sepacem brlast;t the busineim of the concern will b settled by Batisson & Anazsos, who continuo b,,.iness at the same place. State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Anson Mobley, Declaration in At. Vs. L. . Pixley.acment. W H EREAS te Plaimiffin the above statedise, has this day filed his Declaratiot. agnignt the Derendant, who is absent from and without the limits. of this State, as it is said, having neither wire not attorney, konwn within ihe annie, on whont a copyorthe Declarattin with a rule to Plead thereto, might be served: Ordered that the Defendant Plead to the said Dec laration. within a year and a diy, from the elate thereof, otherwise final and absolute judgment will be awarded againt him. SF.ORIG POI'E. c. c. p CletkN Offire aqe 41 Nov. 27. 181. State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DisrTICT. IN THE COMMeW. FLEAS. Lewis Culbrea:h. Declaration in Aj es. srmpsis. John Scnrry. Foreig - Altacsneut. Sautuel M. Chappell, Declaration in As Vs. sumpsit John Scurry. Foriz .Ittachment. T lE plaintilts hat inga tis day liled theirde cinratincs in the above cues. it My otfice and the defendant has ins- too wife or attorney, known to he withiln this .tate, oi whomra a co jpy of said declaration, with a rise. t,, pilead, canl be servl. It is ord.-red. fhat the said defen. dani do plend too til, %aid declarations. A ithi, as year and a day fron tlhe publicatinrn ofIlhis 1. der. or finial ald alsolute judgment will be awarded against him. GEO. POPE, C. C. r. Clerk's Oice. t a 2 May. ld42. S y 1A State of Soith Caiolina. EDGFFILD DISTRICT. IN TIlE COMMNU. PLEAS. Stewart & COut, Declaration an Attachmelt, JoLn Seurry. Assumpsi. littif& Juohnc-ton, biedaratina VA. on .itlarAtnalat, John Seurry. De. 1it'E plaintiffs I-n ill:t thi dav filed their de. claratitonss mn my ie, nmi the defeiulant havin; nu wife or attorny known to be within' the State-. on whom a copy ..fthe saine., with a tatle to plead. couli be .servel. It is oiderod. thut thse defendant plead to the said declaration, within a year and a day, or final acid absolute judgmaent will be given agaiumt him. - GEO. POPE, c. C. t EUephd C. II. Clerk's Office. aqe 10 30th March. 1842. State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN TIlE COMMON PLEAS. Beverly Burton Atach meat, vs Win. it. Steide. Debt. F'H IE Plaintiff having thli day ied I a State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THlE COMMON PLEAS. TlhomnaA Carsn. Dedaration in Debt. Johan Scuary. ) Ofualn. Vfl'll- PlaintilT having this day filed hi. I delration in this came, isn msy office, and thederendanithaving no wifeor ttorneyknowna -'~ to he within this State, on whoms a copy of maid declaration, with a rule to pilead can be served. ' It is ordered, that the said defendlant do pslead to thes said declaration. within a year and a day frosm the pulicacison oif this order, or linaal and absolute judgmnent will be awtarded againast him. GEaO. POPE. c. c. ,. - Qerk's Offce, Edgelicld C.1I1. Feb. 25, 1842. March 2 ly 5 State of South ('arolina, ABInEVILLF. DISTRICT. IN TIlE COMMON PLEAS. Johna A. Donsald, v's. Attatnemet. Assumpsit.* Wmn. .1. Cretwell. ) 1N1 lE lainifflhaving fied his declaration .1in mcy oflice ngsiinsta he D~efendantm who as wvishsaut the limicts of State. ()cdered tat the ,sjcl dlefessdiat do appeac~r and plead theretu .o. withains a year andis a day troma the liling; of the 4 mace. ,stherwise 6nnl jscdgementt will be awar Jeid agains5t haimc. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON. C. C. P. Clerk's cific, Ssept 24. l-4;i. Sept. 28 ly .'5 State of South ( arulina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN TIHE CO.UMON PLEAS. B. J. Ryan. gDbF Atc L B. Pialey. T csEPhutiff' having this day filed hits de caainin my otlice. scnd the dereatdanct havinag nco wife or nttorncey.kntown Id he ivith in the State, nan whsom a copy of thte satme. witha a rule to plead. coutld be screed : It is ordered, that the defendant plead to the said declarationi within a year and a day, or final and absolute udgment will le give~u against him. Clerk's Offce. Dec. 16,.1841 c. age 47 State of South Carolina. EI)GEFIELD D)ISTRICT. IN TIH E COMMO.N PLEAS. Rhobcrt W..Mathuis, Wiley Milton. Fereigna Auac-hment. 1i H E Plaiti~ff havtng this day filed his de .clarations in my uttlice. and the defendant havisng no wife or atnsrtney, known to be with the inc 8-ite, on whom a COpy) Of the same, witia a rule to plead.could be served. It is ordered. thsat te defendant plead to the maid declaration within a year and a day, or final and absolute judgment will be given against him. G EO. POPE. c. c. r. Clerk's OjteDec.15, 184l. c. sq. 47 Rouse and lot For Sale. V H E subscriber offers for Sale or Rent, (and possession giveni on the 1st Jantta rynext.)hcs Hlouse andi Lot in Potterswille. ... , Tertas. 12 msonsths credit. The dwelling is rr buildings. J. G. IIOLLIST".., Oct. 8th. 1842 (