Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, January 11, 1843, Image 4

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"et of Leftere 11EIAINIG to the Poft Office, o R Edgefield C. H.. 9u the thirty-frs day of )ocember, 1842. (7- Persons enquiring for letters on thi lit will please mention it. .A Attaway, William B Branaw, George Blair. James BIrd, Eldred M. Brooks, Mrs A. C. C Chuach, H. Commissioners of Fre Crawford Jaos. Schooh. 2 Crittenden, Caiter D Daniels. DIun, Win. V. Dorn, Wi. B. E Elder, Herbert B. Earle. Hon. B. J F Freeland, Messrs J. M. C. & D. G Griffin, R. C. 7 Green. Cinda Garner, Mrs. Joanna Grosham. L. D. Griffin. James B. Galman, Henry B. H Hatcher, Benj. W. Hardin. William Helm, Marquis or Wm. Holloway. G. W. Baily. Hill. Miss Huff, hrs. Sarah D. Hugh*, David 0. Hlolms. William Hatcher. Miss Lucinda Heard. Isaac T. Harris. Moses Harrison. Wiley 5 'lay & Daniel, Jill, Mrs. Mary Jentry. Jordon Johnson. Joseph J. K Kelly, John M. Kirkland, Mis Eliza Key, J. C. G. Kennerly. S. W. Key. R. Iee. Franklin Lanham. Reason Lanbam. Thos. W. Low. Mr. 31 Alartin. George P. Miller. James 31. March. Benj. C. Moseley. Gideon McCain. Rev. Alex MNsut'n. Creek Church, Mcms. John Matihs. Sinmrson Aiobley. Edward P. Merchant. lelsert Matchel, L. L. Mson. Frantewi V. N Nobles. William O'Conner. F. P. Prescott. W. F. Phillipb. Delilah R Rile. %frs. G:-rtrude Rorer. Joel Fiza Parkinss.orMrs.teyinolds. R. H. or David Denny, friends, 8 Starks. Win. Stevens. D. t. Sieg. Elder F. F Shindler.Rev. lRobt. D. Simpkins. Mlaj. A. T Taylor, Thomas Turner, Ilonry C. V Vernon, Mrs. G. H. w Whitlock, mrs. Eliza- Wash. John both Williarm. Henry A. Whittle, Eliza Witaker. Henry Watse. Tillman Ward. R. White, Joseph M. Af ilson. Alfred Watkins, George senr.Watson, Elijah Watkins. Calah Whitlock. Dear Miss Watts. David Pertnelia Wimbish, Gen. J. W. 3 1. FRAZIER. P. 11. January 4.1242. (11M) 3t 49 State of South Ctarolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Middleton Graham, & otbors,) I vs. MW fur Parta Jesse Little and wife. tica OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue of an rorder from the Chanceilo David sIolnson. I shall olfer for sale, to thU highest bidder. on the preise on ThursdaJ thme twelfth (12) day of January neat, the real estate of Jesse Grahais, dec'd., consisting of nine hundred and nine acres, w~ore or less, di vided into two tracts as follows, viz: Tract No. I, known as the Brown tract, containing seven hundred and ninety-eighi acres, wore or Ie's, uad Tract No.2, know n asthie Watesrery Braicli tract. containing one hundred and sixty.nine acres more or less. both itumate in the District of Edg~efeld, on Dry cre.ek, waters of Bi: ereek.sdjoining lands of liardy Wie. A. P. Butler. Obadieh Berry. mnd ntiers. Said tracts mt land to be soldsOpairai.-ly. on a ctedit of omn, twoi and three yearS, ecepCtl fr o mnch as w-il pay the- eosts, p. luchi init be paid inm cash, puarchaser to ive houd. aml je'si"al ,'eenmri tv id mort-:aces .f mlhe prensu~es to accuare thei purchamse utiiieV. ~J. TER RlY, c. a. a. rp. Dec 20 ($4 ohj) 4' 47 .tate of 'litli Carolina. I.tem P- toi & %'le, & others, gg ,f \ N. Dick..flim 'i.t -T: is lil.REfIY GIV N. that by ~iW.-..f am orde~r t(-om Chancellor Da vmd Johmnsoi., I sha.ll otf--r -or sale to thc highest bidder, ina the Towm of Hf amnbur!, on Mtond:: the 16th day of January nest, the real estate ..i Johnt Dick... dec'd.. cuonsitig of two tracts of lanel as follows. viz: One. trace cuontaining two hundred and t wen tv-.tive acres, miore or 1eas, cituata' in. the Di. 1t:Ict anid State aforesaid. sdjohiing lands nl ich.rd llankinson, Dyonimius W rtyht, andr Rueii% Harden. 'lThe other tract containing ninety-fivi' acre, mo.re or lemma. adjoinimng latnds of Dyv.nannm WrighitDr. Bradlord.anud Rirchard Hankinenum. Said tracts of land to be sold separately. on i credit of one and two years except so much as snay be niecssary to pnty the costs. w hich nmnsi bie paid in caash; purchsers to give b..ndsm and personial icCumriiy, anid mortgages of the prewni ses, to secure the punrcha'e moiney. J. TER RY. c. a. a. n. Dec.2 "($( 4 $14) 4: 417 An Ordinance. WE it ord-'in. d b~y the Iatendant and War .EJdens of thme Town of Edgetield. in Con. cil asseemnbled. That an Ordinane passed' by the Council on the 17th May. 184l. to suppres the firing of Guns. P*in tols, and all descraptiom ni Fir.e Arms, in the streets of thme Town el Edgefield, be so amended as to forbid the firing of any Gun, Pistol, or et her Fire Arms in the. public equnare, or streets of said town, or placem adjacent thereto, except on public Trainini days. nnder the penalty of fine anid imprison ment, or either, at the discretion of'the Conn cil. within the limits of their powers, as esta. blished by law. JAS. A.. WILLIMS, Clerk. Dec.26, 1842. 3r 48 Doagse a' Los for Wae. THE-Subscriber intend. tng to remove to his build: ing lately reted in the * neighborhood, offers for sale his House anud Lot in the Tow'un of Edgefield. The Ho se been entirely rebuilt in the last I years, it has 8 rooms nnd 6 Gire places: 6o1 the rooms are large and comfortable. The Lol has four acres, anid the oteutuses are all nies aml in good repair. esce pt the stable. Thirt' acres of wood-land in halIf a mile of the premi ss will be sold with thu above. ifdesired ; and the whole will he disaposed of on accommuodat inug terms, to en approuved pu'rr 3. TFRRY. =--e a 4S Executive Department. W M. F. ARTHUR has been appointe Secretary ofState. by His Excellene: Governor Hammond. for the unexpired ter of M. L-ibordo. resigned, which appointen will take effect on the Ist of Januay next. By order. B. T WATTS, Ez. Secrcrary. Dec.29 49 Executive Department. COLUMBIA. Dec. 26.1842. By James I. l1:ammonjd. Esq.. Governor and Commttander-ini-Claief. ini and over the State of South Carolina. W lEREAS. the Legialature of South Carolina, at its last Session, pased - An Aet to) arrange the State into Districts fur the Election of Reptresentati ves in the Congress of the Unoited States and for other purposes." and divided the State into seven Congression. ad Districts. of which. the united Districts of Spartatnburg Umion. York, and Chester, con statute one. to be known as the first Congres sional District; the united Districts of Pickens. Anderson. Greeni ille. and Laurens. constitnte obne. to et, known as the second Congressional District; the tinited Districts of Lancaster, Kerhaw. Fjaitield. Richland. and Sumter, cornvitate one. to be known s the third Con. tesi,.nal Distriet; tiw united Districts of (he tertield. Mirltorough. Darliigton. Ma. lion. Hotry. Geocrgetown. astd Williatasbuerg, con.titute one District. to be knowin as the fourth Cn::ressional District; the united Dis. tricts iof Alheville. Newberr', Edgefield. and L.exington. tIs cinstitute one District, too be known a. the lifth Cangrersion.tl Di.trict; the Di-trict of Charlestonm, exclusive of the Parish of St. John's. Colleton. constitutes one District, to he known as the ixtih Congres-ionial Dio trict: the united Districts ofroramtaehturg. Barn. well, Beatfoa t. Colleton. and tho Parish of St. John's, Colletion. constitute one Distrii. to be known as the seventlh Congressional District. Now. therefore, l.Jamea 1i. Hammond, Go vernor as aforesaid. do think proper to make known and procinim. that each of the said Dis. tricts pocon.tituted. will send one Representa. tive to tie Iois of Representatives of the Untited States, who is to be chosen by the per sons qualified to rote for Mfembers ofthe House of Representatives to the next Congress will lie held on the THIRD MONDAY IN FEBRU ARY, AND DAY FOLLOWING, at the same places, and be conductrd by the same Managers, and in the same manner, as lte le.:tion of mr.embers of the State Legislature. Given under toy hand and Seal of State at Columhia. on the 26th day of Decem ber, one thousand eight hundred and forty-two. ac.d the sixty-secenth year ol Anerican Independence. J. H. HAMMOND. U. LASOZ.DE, SecretM Of Mds Jan 4 ExecIative DepartmtaIc. Co.t nata, Dee 13th. 1842. By His Excellenacr fes HI. H axxoID, Esq., Governor anad (.onmander-in-.Cheer in. and over the State of South Carolina. W H El E.AS an Election was held on the Girst Mouday ofNuvetmber' last and day following, to aicpl the vacancy itn tIme Con-' gressional District of Rtichiand. Lexington, Orangburg and Barnawell, occasinnted by the resgation ol lHon. Sanmpson IH. liutler: and whereas. it a p ears uaponc coauttng thme votet returued by th Mar.agers of El,,.tion toc the Olice of Seectary of State, that $auauel W. Trotti hadl a umajornity of said votes. Now therefore, I, James II. Ilammnond. Gowvernae of the Statec of Sentht Car uha do hereb de Ichare and proclaaima that the ,said Sanmuel W. Troti, h.as been duly elected nm liepresenta, tive frma thi.: State. fur the Congressioncal Dis. arit ahacanaid, to the Congress of the United taes. Given unad,-r nay hand and the seal eof thet State. Ut Cuolumibia. thet 13th of Decetm, ber, omne thaocasamd eighmt hundred atl furty.tw... and the aixty-seven~th yer el .\ma'aicaan Inadependenace. M. LiAsnD:. Secretary of State. Der.16t 47 EiecuhtiVe Departunenlts Coautaa..Nov t..l>'42. Bv his Excellency Jonas P' htacaa.raunsos. Esq. tiovrnocr and ('uammandehrin-t'hief. itn and m' er the Statte i gatoth C aronnaa. ii E ttE S intftrat ion ha- ~.ee receiv i.d at ts D~epatrtame-tt thtat ona or taboui the Ulitt'Juntte last, 'an assanilt wvith ant atteanpl Iti kal. was commctittd ott the: heady ocf lutAsL U. Om0scn. naaizen oft New twary tastrict.hy tharc Negroes two of whom, at.h and Hr., thc pr,pertv ef J:ntaes litaam'er. of I~non LJstrict Ihave tnm~ide their esciape. Now, to the enad thIt tsti' nuami be~ donae itacl the olfiaders brough lt to legui tr.al. I do herebay ici'er a rewaird 0l o Hundred anad Filly D~ollara, for their agp preesin and delive~ry ito atay Jsail ina thi stae. Ben. is tall and letnderzly mae, tabou six i'et high of a black comoplexion, with large Ifee and anklet', and a down cast lock wvher apokena ti. Henry is rather mnore stoantly made, has a sqaititng in oneo aye. and generall~ kee e it shut. is 5 feet I0 incheshigh aadarbona 3 ers of age. diven aandermy hand andi Senlofthe State at Columbia,' thtis 25th day of' Novemnber eighteena hundred and Iorty-two, aand thes scxty..evcnth year of American Inadepen JOilN P. RICHARDSON. M. LaBoRDE,. Secretary of State. De.7 6t 45~ 1ih'E CELEHlRATEDL HORSE A RG YL E, Will stand at ZEdge6eld Court Houe" net spring season. at prices to suit the W M. B. MAY YS. No". 2. 1842, i f 40 COL. IIAMePTON'8 IMPORTED H101tSF WSOVEREIGN, UILL stand the eanauing Season at Edge GVfeld Court Hotase, at thirty dollars thi Season, forty fiee dolbira manrance. Pedigrec .to be given in the circular. - Dec.7 ti 43 To Rent ~OR the next year. oat tavorabcle terms. thae building at present oceupied by Dr.E . Mins, as a Drug Store. It as well adm ptei to the above business. It is also suitable or a Dry Good or She. Store, or for amiser pntp~o es sApplyto P. V. LA BORADE BLOCKER8V1LEm ACADEMY, Located on the Blocker Roa, cwE Miles fron Edgefitd C. .. HE Trustees respectfily-imiforms the -U..p.trsjnh of this lnstitutio'n, that they have re-engaged the services of)tr. JAwas Tixxt, for the ensuing yoa, and that the ex ercise of the Academy win recommence on the first londay in Janai'ry next. The well known ability of Mr. Timme, to gether with lis long experience, and the gene ral satisfaction be hins given as a Teacher. war rant the Trustees in assunng those ats and guardians who may intrust their ,hddren and wants to his care, that everv exertion will be used on his part to promote the moral as well as the intellectual improvement of their minds. The following are the rates of Taition: For the Elementary branebs, $3 00 per qr. The above with Grammar. Geo phy, Natural and Moral ilosophy, Composition Lo gic, Rhetoric. &c. 4 00 Astronomy. Surveying, & Ma thematic,. 6 00 Good Boar-fing can be obtained in the imme diate neighborhood of the Academy. at $5 per month. B. i. BLOCKER, JOHN H. HUGHES, FELIX LAKE. Trustees. Dec.7 tf 45 Mount WWlag Acadeny. - 1 E EIxercises of this Institution will R recommence on the first Monday in Janu ary next. The rrustees desire that the Public should see the following plain statement of facts. and then decide between the advantages of this and othe: Academies.- The Instructor for the coming year, 51r. Jonx K JoNsos. is qualified in all respects for the complete dis. charge of the duties of the station Hcisn not only a thorough Latin and.Greek Scholar. but at the sanie time a close and systematic instruc. tor in all the brancheu of an English educatiou. Ilia profaciency in the Mathematics and Ale. chanacs is particular good. Thae School louse is a large and commo dious framed building, situated one mile froat Mt. Willing. near one of the first Springs in the whole sectiun ofcountry. The location is an healthy as almost any .fountain regions. Boarding can be had from $8 to $8 a month, in highly respectable fami. es. Blat what is more than all. in keeping with the hardness of the times, is the very re duced price of tuition, whicl is as fllows lteading, Writing and Arithmetic, per session of5 nmonthms, - $ 00 The above with English Grammer and Geography. - - - - 8 00 The above with the Laaagues and the higher branches of Mahematics, .12 00 The theory aid practice of Surveying will be taught separately at $10 per quarter. There will he one public exhibition and ex. amination in hs first we-k in June, another in the first %,-ek in Docember. J. B. SMITH. Chr'n. ii. L IIERWNG. WI. BOUKNIGHT., L. R. WILSON, A. S. DORIEIL ARTHUR SIMKINS,J Dec 10. 1812 if 46 Mtate of South 4"arolina. ABBEI'LLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. M ILTON CHILES who has been arrest I ed and us now cofilned within the bounds of tIhe Jai of Abbeville District, by virtue of.a capias ad satistariendam at the stit of Samuel Gilmer, having filed hispeittin with a schednle on oath, of his whole ca.n- -, with the purposs orontfinng the '.-th .-t e Acts or tie General Assembly, co:,!wulY malled the Insolvent Dehtor' Acta. Public notice is hereay given. tt.:at !t:p ;eti tion of the sid Mfilton Chikles, wall b.ht etrd in the Court of Common Fleas foa 4bbevale District, at Abbeville Court House, on Wed naeaday the 22d day of March next, or on such other day as the Court may oi dcr drinitg the term coaaanencing on the third 5lonany an alarch next att saidl place. And all the credi torn of thc said Mfilton Chile.. are hereby sum anoned, personally or by ~atrey, alien anad thcrem in the said Court. tu shacw cause, ifnany they can, why 'the benefit aof the Acts aforemsaidl should not be'granted to athesaid .Mfilton Chile.. u tpona his executatg the auignmeant required by the Acts aforesaid. JOH N F. L.IVINGSTON. c. c. p. Clerk a Office. Decrr. 14, ls42. ($14 5.0) 47 NOT ICE. DbISSOLUTION 0F PARTNERShI1P. Trhe lianstedl partnershipa be'tweeni J. O. hi. on of llamaburg. S.C., and Gsonar M1. NrKwTOS of A;aaaita. Ga.,would expire by the articles of its formation as the 5ath of October 18~43. buat bymntual conassht we haerebyv deter ine to laiaa its. coantinuaace to the first day of February next. J. 0. B. FOR D. G;EOltGE: 31. NEWTON hlamburg. S. C.. Oct. 'tha, tf 317 CARD. IN ennaeaaiace of thet dissoluitiona above, it I eoe ecsr I should chlall o1 ut stanading~ accounts and nples before the ba of January nexat. All persals indebted to me by anote-s a'r aotherwse. wiall (leanse consider this aan itttperativa aid tial call air settlemenat wcithosu delqy na. intdulgenace beyamd a reasuonablc notice canl not and will not ho gren. J 0. BI. FOR D. Ilaumbuarg, S. C., Oct.l0th, t f 37 J Ii. B. FuRl)w ilicontinute as heretofore Lt9 to otfer Ir sale themnostentireassortmlent of DRtY GiOOS the eeunltry af'ords. lie has now on hind the ntost cona pdete stock ol aevery varatety that he haa ever had the pleasure to oll'er for sale. Ihamlturg, S. C., Odl 10th, tf 37 'New Fall and Winter Goods fi ~11 . saubsctriber bugsleave to Inform ho f riends anal the 1tublic genecrally, that b, wi ll I et civiang his stack of GOODS enna.,tin 'oflmost etery article that is usually kepu in iai matrket. A4 rood supply English and, Amgerican Prints, entucky Jeans. E lannels,, Sattinels. Cassi mercs. Clothst, Vestings. Lic Ahso a good supply of Broten Housespuns. Blanket. kerseys, and Liaeys, Hats, Cups. hhoes. Saddlery. Hardware, Also a gooad a.tpplyaof SUGA Rland COFFEE. All of which will be ofierted to customers at loseprics tocorrspon gwit thako tunes. I yn as l all lland e taine for themselves I feel thankful for past favorumand hope by strict attention to basiness to merit a continnance. E. 13. PRESLEY. Edgefield C. II. Oct. 11 tf 3y Hlouse and Lot For Sale. T lIE subscriber offers fair Sale or Rent. (anal possession given on the lit Janna ry nexa.)hi. flonse and Let in Pottersville. Ternms, 12 moniths credit. The dweling is a comfortabl, one story, with the neccessary out buildings. Oc. G. HOLLISTER, T HE Amount of bodily and uent uisery arisiug frotm a neglecti small complaints is incalculable, and at therefore of the utmosi importauce that strict attention to the least and mot i Bing bodily infirmities should be had; 6 diseases of the body invariably aliect ti mind. Dr. Mojat's Vcgeleble Life Aled cines, in every iustance where they hai been thoroughly used, have Trzumphg over Disease in almost all its diverbafit forms. . The salutary ef'ects ot the Li Medicines have, in fact, been su universa lI experienced, that in the short space live years. they have become fully esta liahed as the most easy, safe and pcrle mode of treatment ever offered to ti public. It is unnecessary. here, for Dr. NAoff to recapitulate all the reasons which hai induced him to arrive at this conclusoi It is sufficient for him to say. that the di interested testimony of his follow citizet who have been induced to use the Li Medicines, will freely be offered to an one who may reel disposed to call at h Office, 375 Broadway. fie has there a file several thousand letters, voluutaril proflered by his patients, the receipt an perusal of which has given him mo pleasure than all the wealth of the Ea! could confer. The reader may not perhaps be awai that the origin of htollat's Lifl Medicine was the result of a protracted and painfi illness of their origiuator, 31 r. Jlin lofa When taken ill, 31r. Nl. was a prosperat and flourishing merchant in the loster pai of the city of New York, anti having coL sulte- and employed a number of our mo! skilful physicians. lie, after months of su fering, was prevailed upon to try the medi cine which is now offered to the public. The elect of the Life Alledicines in hi own case was unparalleled in tie hastor of medical experience; and he immediatt ly determined to make known to the worl a medicine t, s% hich he not only owed hi own life, but his happinebs. The uaiforr success which hai since attended their ad mitistration in every instance wnere a fai trial has been given them, has been atte* ted by thousands and inticontestibly prove their intrinsic merit. The Life Medicines can he taken wit! safety by perons of age; and the Ceeble the infirm. the nervous and the de-licatt are str-ngthened by their operation, be causo bly their prompt and proper actio upon the secretions of the system, an1 their assimilation % ith and purification c the blood, they clear the system of all ba humors, quiet all nervous irritability, an invariably produce sound health. For Sale by J. D. TIBBETS, Agent. Nov 9, 1842 tf 41 Water Proof Warehouse, HAMBURG, 8 C. T HHE Subscriber begs leave to inform h frinds, and the public, that he continue the Warehouse & Conmisoi BUSINE9 at his former stand, know as the Water Pe Warehouse. aus"shen &&. ..ronsAthe buildings, its It cation renders it nearly as secure from fire. a if it was fire proof. The floor of its two wing have been elevated above the high water mar of the great fresh t of May 180, and each these divisions of the building will store frot 1500 to 18~00 bales Cotton. Both of these are designed to be extclusivel set a part for the Ceotton of Planters and Cout try Merchatnts, who n ill titus be secured frot the possibility of loss and damage frotm freshe: lIe aval htiself of the present occasion return hisi thanks to his friends and patrons fc their liber al support during the last season. H solieits from, them, andi~ the public generally. continuance of this confidence, and asaurt them, that in return fo.r their patronage, he wi exert his beait persound effohrts to promote atn protect their interests committed to his chargi In ndlditiont to this assurance, he pledges hmn uelf he will in no case purchase a baile ofCeo ton. dirr-etly or i inirectly. lIe -vihl attend to thne sale and sahipping < Cotgon, th-- receivittg and forwardinig of Good; or any other huisiness usually transacted by Commnisiona aerchant. G. WALKERI Hamburg. August 4. 1842. 6mn 283 VLEW 8TORE. A LARGE & SPLENDID STOCI OF DR Y GOODS-Cheap for Cash. H IIARLES SANFORD). late wholeqiul dealer in the Citv of New York. ha,* ii ken a Store niex: to 51r. Ilunter's liuntel.i Hlamaburg. S. C., where he. has taken his entir Stock of Dry Goods, To which he would respectfully invite the al tention of those wishing atny artia in his linc ,elingz confidenit timt thme cheapinesa' of his good Wil offer many indtucemenitr.A . amine hiia stoc f. U; ''uisy object being to di tiose of my st-R hiut little or tno advance froa first cost will be asked. Country Merchants will find Goods at Ne w York prices at the above palace. CIIARILES SAN FORD. SHamburg, Novr. 5,1842 tf 41 THlE U. S. DiiSTRICT COURT. DisTauc-r or 5oC-rn CAROLot. S IN BANKRUPTCY. I N the matter of John Russel, Planter, ret Ruing ini Abbeville District. South Carolit, a Bankrupt. Pursuant to an Order of the Ditrict Comt or the United States. ror the District of Sont Carolitn. Notice is herebyr given, that cause b shewn heroro the said Court, at thme Federn Couart hiLics in Charlestmn, on the twentl eighth day or January tacxt. at eleven, o'cloc1 A. Ml., why the said John Raus.sell. shoil not recive his Discharge and Certificate as Bankrupt. Charleston, 29th day of October. 1842. HI. Y. GRAY, Clerk. Noyr. 9 12 41t State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THlE COMMON PLE AS. Stewart & Coat, Delaration vs. on Atach'met, John Scurry. AssunaPsit Ruti'& Johnston, Dedlaration vs. on Attachmeent. John Scarry. Dekt. TlHE plaintiffs having this day filed their d c laratins tn my office .and thme defenda having no wife or attorney known to be withi the State, on whom a copy of the same, with rule to picead. could he served. It is ordere that thme defendant plead to the said declaratio within a year and a day, or final and absoln judgment will be given against him. GEt). POPE. c. c. r. Edgegeltf C. FLI. Clerk's Ojice. atto 10 3Qh~larch, 1842., New s111inerl Goods. lHE Suibscribers respectfully inorm ,w the Ladies of this vicinity, and the public ix generally, that they have just received from New York. a new and well selected assort a tient of - FALL AND WINTER GOODS AND TRIMMINGS e of the latest style. consisting in parts of Silks. - Satins. Ribbous. Laces. Gloves, M1its. Hosury e Scarfs, Fancy Swas. Cambric Handkerchiefs. d Velvets, Whalebone, urls, Combs. Brushes, d Pins, Needles. Perfumery of various kinds. l and many other articles too numerous to men- a tn. ALSO A fine assortment of Leghorn. Florence. Tus- - can, and stiaw Bonnets, Frrnch and Amneri can Flowers. Fashionable Silk Hats made to C order. E.JN. DOWD it will superintend the establishment. whose e long experience in business, has nmade her familiar with all its branches. All work will be executed with neatness and dispatch. and in a style not inferior to any similar establish a lishment, in Charleston or Augusta. e Orders from the country. are respectfully e y soliciled. ti i BLAND & BUTLER. a October 10. 1842 tf 37 d EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. C FALL TERM. 1842. e T is Ordered that a Court of Commnn it I Pleas. for the Trial of the Unses not e disposed of at this Term. be held at Edge field Court House. on the fourth Monday in January next. B3. J. E ARLE, Presiding Judge. r Geo. Pope, c c. P. Nov. 2, te 40 t Notice. d, 'E would respectfully inform our friends 11 and the public gen'erally. that we have tc just recsived a well -elected stock o d Cotfvs, Cassimeres, alld a! together with all otlier articles in the Mercha an Tailoring Line, which we of'er at prices to sui C s the times. Oct. 1. 1842. GOODE & LYON. r For Sale. t IE Suhscriber offiers for s::le the well s T known House in Aiken. frouting on the Rail Rond, and known as MARSH'S HO. 1 TEL. The house has been kept as a Public House for %everal years. and contams 40 roomias dionhle and single, the greater portion ofthem with fire, places. Upon the premises are like- h - w tsall necessry ont buildiigs, kitchens. ne gro houses and stabliag for 100 horses, in the a I yard is an excellent well of water. I Terms one third ca-h, the balance on a credit of ann and two years. Also-Forty or fifty unimproved Lots. hand. sonely situated. within the corporate limits of Aiken. Apply to JOHN MIAI(SH, Aiken. Dec 9 if 45 Notice. LL Persons indebtvd to the Estate ofJohn Cuker. dec., are earnestly requested to make payment. as the condition of t . Estate E I is such, that I shall be compelled to close it as s soon as it can possibly be done, therefore. I am in hopes those that are due said Estate, will I avail themselves of this notice and make pay ment. This lIt day ofAuast, 1842. o OLIVER TOWLES. k * Ordinary of Ecgefdd Distri. - Ang.3,1s42 if 27 d Administrator's Notice, A LL persns having demands against thee state of Burrel E. Hobbs dee'd Sare requestedtornethmitohesb scribeer properly authenticated, and those C indebted to sad estate, are requested to 2 a wake payment. LAURA ANN HOJBBS, o JAS. G. IhA RRISON, r Administratior's. e Dec. 13, 1842 tf 46 ~The Wonderful Cures IPxaroairD av .DR. SWAYNE'S COMIPOUND SY- t - RLPOI"PRUNUSVlRUlNlANA, k - ORL WILD. CHElRRCY. SfORE PROOF oj the efJcacy of Dr. a .L .Swcayne's Compound byrup of Pru- y anus Virginiana. or It did Cherry. d CONSUMPTION a Au4 Bleeding of the Lungs offr y6c ears standing.C Mliss Lewis, of West Phdtadelphia, entirely - cured by the use of Dr. 8WA YA E1'S Comn. >ound Syrup of Wild Cherry. I am, truly Iappy to return my sinucre thanks t., ihe pro prietor of this valuable medicine. lats my been e afflicted for five years with that dreaidlul dis -ease. Consumtption. during which titne I n troubled with the Spitting of Blood. qtbae.at 7] Swith a hacking cough, pal~tn int th!Messnt ,for J and back. My rough was :L9Rions to obitatin wi .which I tried variujiarg t., relieve me until I sai .relief; but fou~hN E' Comipound Syrup wi So"" -'rrwhich immaediately g.tve asi ra .relie9 and by using the miedicine live weeks, or de thereabouts, it restulted in performuing a p.erfect cure. I am happy to say that Iitnow enijoy as .good health as I could wvish for. Y our ever thiaikful and humble triend. MISS S. LEWlS."' Morc Proofs of the Ejicacy of Dr. SiJ'.I VNEs Compoanund ruipo Wad herry. intecliev To Dr. SwArs .-Dear Sr.-The timte has -beena, when I would nut recomimend a mneda. V cine advertised in the p.ubhe prinats over imy ownt aigititure; 1 now leel ditfereant-l ti-el re- (I lief- I was reduced by a prtotracted ecough for t six naontthas to a mecre skeleton. ,anorest at atglat :t soreness and pain ini my breast, side. &c. Sui- as flee it to sau . I used yoaur Coiaponnd of WalkZ Cherry, which in a few neeks relieved me et fectuailly. I am certin., had it ant been far your medicinse (as life frequently depends a '. early attention to proper nmedicines,) I shoualu anow be in the silent grave. Let no person de - lay. hut procure your Syrup anid be relieved of their Coughs aand Colds, as they are dangerous companions. and often lead to fatal consequten ces. Your friend, ABRAHAMi SKINNER, A Craw ford counity, Psi. For sale by Dr. Swayne at 54 North sixth st. Philadelphia, and bty S D. CLA R K E &Co. Drurg.it. Corner Cenitre and alerce'rstreets, Ham- i burg S. C. i i4 Nov 23 f4 1 .Look eugt IUood ilauglers. t T I EREBY foreworn allipersons agnatust - at .. trespassing onl atny part of the estate of a the late A. Y. Burton deceased, either by4 i cutting, or taking off' wood of any descrip-~ tion found cut, or in any mainnet injurin e said proper' ,. unless by my special per -; mission. The law weill be strictsy enforc ed againsat all violators. Rt. J. BURTON ne1.18.42 1f -M I State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DlSITRICT. IN THE :o1.lM N l'LEAS. anIts A. Councr, vs Altackent. Grerge C(nter. Debt. N H E said P'lamiT ha% ing filed hisde - larution in my office agains: the said )elendant. who is without the limits of the tate: Ordered, that thd said Defendant o appear and pleid thereto. within a year id a day, fron the filing of the sane. iher. ise final judgment will be awarded giuinst him. J. F. LIVINGSTON. c. c, P. Clerk's Olfice, Dec 9. 1842 eq 46 "'tate of south Carolina. AJIBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. W. E. Wilaon, Ex. vs. Attachment, Debt. William Dixon. ' H E Plaintiff having filed his declaration in my oice against the said defendant. 'ho is without the limits of the State: Order. I that the said defendant do appear and plead lereto within a year and a day from the filing thesame otherw ise nal judgment will by Narded agninoa him. JOIlN F. LIVINGSTON, C. C. P. lerk's Office, 24tLSept. IMr. Sept. 28 ly 35 State of South Carolina. EDGEF-IELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. homas Carson, DCUJ ai in Debi. V.. hn Scurry. Furca Aachmeat. 'H Plainti having This day filed his Ideclartion in this case, in my office, and edefendait having no wife urattorney. known be within this State. on wnom a copy of said claratint. with a rule to plead can be served. is ordered. that the said defendant do plead the said declaration. within a year and a ly roam the publication at this order, or final id absolute judgment will be awarded against m. GEO. PoPE, c. c. V. ferk's 0 e, Edgefield C. 11. Feb. 25, 1842. .March ' ely state of South ('arolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. I TIlE COMMON PLEAS. ob "' . 3lathis, smpk Vs' Foreign AsAt. rilev 51ilton. FrinAsh~g ' HlE Plaintiffhaving this day filed his de claratione in my utice. and the defldant sving no wife or atto.rney, known to be with. te in Stiate, on whom a copy of the same, with rule to plead.couldhe served. It is ordered, tat the defendant pleadto the said declaration eithin a year and a day, or final and absolute idgucut will be given against him. G EO PUPE, c. c. P. 'erk's Office. Dec. 15. 1841. c. sqe 47 State of' South. Carolitia. E DGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMOX FLEAS. ,ewis Culbreath, Dederation ix As ohn Scury. ForcgfsA e amuel M. Chappell, Dederation in As ohn Scurry. F 1 E plaintif's having thin filed theirde I clarations in the above easesin my office, nd the defendant having no wife or attorney, nown to be within this State, on whom a co y of said declaration, with a rule to plead, ean served. It is ordered, that the said def". mi do plead to be said declarauions, widde a tar and a day from the pubrasian efiws or er, or final and absolute judgment will be warded against him. GEO. POPE, c. c. a'. lerk's Ofie,a ~T~ T E OF S. C.g RO LINJ, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN T HlE COMMbON PLEAS. arwile. Moore & Co. Dcseii et hln Scurrv. Force Ausdhitcar. FH E Plaintiff', having thuns day filed thei declaration in this case, in my office and te defe'ndant having no wife or attorney. sown to be within thus State, ons whom a cc y of'aaid declaration, with a rule to plead ea werved: It is ordered. thai the said defen# nt do plead to the said declaration, witie :ar and a day from thac publication of al be er, or final and absolute judgme carded ag ainst him,. .. c. c. a'. GF.O. P:' ly 40 lerk', Offe,. Oct. 18. 184q ar i State of' S9'-DlsTalt., ABI3J EtOMMI.ON PLEA AS. I.Vas"bonald. S vs. 'A ttachment, Assuipeit, nm. .31. Creawell. ) 111IE Plaitihlaving filed his declaration in toy office against the Defendant whoma tho.ut the limnits of State. Ordered that the .1 defendant do appear and plead thereto thin a year and a day from the filing of the ne. otherwise final juidgement will be awar I against lhim. JNO). F. LIViNGSTON, C. C. P. Clerkse lice Sept 24. 1842. Sept, 29 ly 35 itate of' South Carolina, ABBEVILI.E DISTRICT. IN THEL COMMON PLEAS. William Soth,) v. Trespass, Attachment. Ale'x. Simpson. lH E Plaintiff having filed his d Iin my .'ffice against thes said defendant rdered that the defentiant do appear enad thereto within a year and a day from ingW of the same. otfserwise final judg ill be aiwardled againest him. JoH N P' LIVINGSTON, C. C. (lerk~'s Office. 2th Sept. 1842. sept.2s ly 35 Staite of' South Carolina, EDGEFJELD DISTRICT. IN TIlE' COMMON PLEAS, .L & E. Pennm & Co. Deelaration i F un~ E. GIlacock. ~ ~ so I11lE Plaintift''s having this day therir declaration ini my office, and 4s midaint ha'. ing no0 Attornmey. known to the State. on wh'm a copy of the rne to plead could be se'rved: It is ant the D~efendant plead to the said "n within a year and a dlay, or fital ,and ate indgmnent will be gi.ent against her...: -tje offie. 5 GEO. POPE, e~a Dregg ki to the JaB SF this Usastrict, a negrn man whoay na'ne ns Joseph. and that he ea ohn Patte'rson, of .Mackies Island,'5.C. ght comaplexaum, large w.hiskcrs from ear ar. 5i feet 6 iches hig h. The owner is requested to comes toveproperty pychargesndtaehi CA!. GOO DMA N.r. 3. n.