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*Wgef*WW #rnU0fer+ L~PY~B Edgefield Advertiser-Extra U EDNKSDAT. JANUARf 25, 1843. Sheriff's Sale. B Y vitue f * sundry wriis of Fieri Fa cias. I will proceed to sell at Edge field Ctourt House. on the firt MAonda -nd Tuesday of Fcbriary next, the fol lowing property: George lussey, and others, vs Ember %on Busser. ei'tr., the tract of land wbcr the delndanut lives. Jasper Gibbs vs Simeon Corley. on hundred anJ thirty-three acres of land raore or less, adjoining lands of Davii Richardson. and others. Robert Carlisle, assignee. vs Rudolp! Carter. Lewis ElIzev, and Elizabeth Car ter. one negro man bick. .Oliver Simpson vs Gc..rgo N. Pardue M. Gray, for 0. Simpson, vs the saie James Randall vs the sane. Jemes Mose ley & Co. vs the same. J. J. Kenned; vs the same, one negro man Natt. John C. Moore va James Goleman &Jon Trapp, one hundred acres of land. mor or less, adjoining J. 1. White and others the property of James Goleman. J. Miller vs Thomas Deluach ard Sam uel Marsh, the tract of land whert: 4ifen dant Deloach lives, containing four hun dred and fifty acres, more or less. Charles Hall vs Richard Coker. T' same vs the same, one negro girl. Patty. John Lake vs John Dclaughtcr. twi negroes, Siller and Ann, and one sorrc James C. Cobb vs Sarah Prior, one oc gr6, Stephen. Henrietta loor vs Ervin Kirksey, th tract of laud where defendant lived in th year 1842, adjoining lauds of Henry Rus and others. James H. Maxweil vs John Sturzeneg ger, five hu ndred *acres of land, more ol less, adjoiniin- Dudley Rouudtree, Charlei Laniar, and others. Wm. Brunson, ad'mr., vs Abram Pond and Lewis Ellzev, one bay Horse, the pro party of A Pond. Lewis Jone" & Co. vs James Spann Wir. B. Hudson vs the same and Jeffer son VanSant, six negrocs, Jack. Jerry Hannah, Ellen. Kitty, and Harrison, tbi property of J. Spann. Also, 1 Wagon, Horses, '. Males, I Cart and yoke o Oxen. Abram S. Ardis, by J. S. Gardener. vi David Ardis, two huudrcd acres of land more or less, adjoining the estate of Jobi Ardis, W. S. Wilson. and others. Sweedmar & Meritt vs Richard Ian -.-Traylor vs John aoseley' t hun ''-'v -es. *r k04. aa-oJs- inin James Yann, and othem. Resela Blalock vs Michael T. Gear: and Samuel Marsh, ten acres of land, mo or les., on which is a tan yard, adjoinini F. O'Conner, and others. X. T. Mendenhall vs Wyley Pardue thirty acres of land. more or less. adjoin ing James Powell, D. J. Walker, ani others. George Long and Jesse Schumpert, oni bsndred and fifty acres of land, more 0 less, adjoining John Schumpert, & othere George Dominick vs William Schum port and Ivey Sadler, seve-nty-five acre bf land, more or less, adjoining .Thona Turnipseed. and others. Abram Jones vs George W.Yarhorough one hundred and fifty acres of land, mor< or less, adjoining Uriah inahnit. & others J. Eichelberger, heater. vs lleejamit Doolittle. larriogton & Bryan vs thq same, one negro, Sarah. L D. Merriman. bearer. vs Win. C .Prater, one negro, Josh. James Sheppard vs Mildred Berry, tw< negroes, Milley, and Lewis. Tecrms Cash.i S. CURISTIE, s. 1:. n. Jan.1G St 51 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRlCT. G. L. & E. Penun & Co..) Appt's., vs. A bner White, Jr., Deff't.) TY an order from the Ordinary, I shal: .I proceed to sell on t he first Monday it February next, lan~ds beloniging jointly t: the said G- L. & E. Penn & Coi., an.d thc said Abner WVhite. Jr, on the waters ol Turkey Creek. adjasinine lands of R. T. -Mims. aac Hell, WViley Causoy, Daniel Brunson and John [Hill, contain:ing two hunwdred acres, more or less; to be sold on a credit until the first day of January next; purchasers to give bond and personal se earity, and a mnortgage of the premises tc the Ordinary. Cost to baepaid in cash. S. CilRISTIE, S. E. D. January 1G, 1843 (83 00) d 51 State of South Carolmaa, EDGEFIELD DISTRtICT. V. C. Cogburn, A pp't.,) vs. Joseph Parker, and others, Defendants.) B Y an order from the Ordinary, I shal p roced to sell in the above stated ease, lands of the Estate of Wmn. Robert son, deceased, situate in said District, ou Cedar Creek, adjoining lands of Sarah Gogbnrn, C. J. Glover, Win. B. Mays and Mary Harrison, containing one hun '-dand twenty-nine acres, more or less, t ,d on the first Monday in Febru ry next. on P credit until the first day o Tanuary next: ~iprehasers to give boat an~d personal security, andl a mortgage o ,he premises in the Ordin~Y7- Cost to b4 paid in cash. S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D. State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Charles Barronton and Wife, App'i., vs. N. L. Griffin. Defendant. . Y an order from the Ordinary, I shall . proceed to sell in the above stated . case, anuds of the Estate of Esther Evans, . otherwise called Esther Garrett, in the District aforesaid. !vinz on the road run . ning from the P :..u* llouas ti) lHamiurg where Beniamin Evans now lives, containing one hundred and fifty-six acres, more or less, adjoiin lands of the Estate of Wi. Hobbs. deceased, John Kirksey and others; to be sold on the fir-t Monday in February next, on a credit on til the first day of January next ; purcha . sers to give haond and personal security, and a mortgage of the premises to the Or dinary. Cost to be paid in cash. S. CHRISTIE. 9, . D. Jan. 16. 1S43 ($300) d 51 State of South (';rolina. EDGEFIEl.D I)1STfRICT. John Lake, rs. John Delauti-er. -TILL be sold at the house of John . Trnpp, on Wednesd.ay the 8th of February net, the fullowin:- property : one Road Wagon, five head of Cattle, stock or HIogs. lot of Cotton, two lots of Corn, and Spinning M achine. Terms cash. S. CH RISTIE, s. I:. D. Jan 16 41 51 Sheriff's Sale, B Y.-irtue of sundry write of Fieri Fa .LcPins, I will proceed to v-Il at Edge field Court Hoseio, on the first Monday Sand ruesday f February nexi, the follow iog property: Daniel Bird, vs Mary lill, one house r and lot in the village of Edgefield. adjoin i ing lots of Dr. E. J. Mits, and S. Le quev. Derick Holsoabhack, vs. Edward G. New. three hundred acres of land, more or less, where defendant lives, adjoining William Johnson, Lewis Holmes, and - others. J. Miller vs E. S. Mays and Geoge R. 11Mays. Rtobert McCollough, Ex'or. of Ro hert Walls, dec'd., for the use of Hiram I Roberts, vs the same, U. R. Mays. and Stephen Mays, two hundred and fifty six i acres of land, more or less, adjoining Joel , Roper, Washington Wise, and others, the i property of E. S. Mays. Abram Jones vsJ. A.ILott and Anselm Collem, three hundred and nine'y-three acres of land, more or ntss, where defen dant Lott lives, adjoining Willis Satcher, Alyfo.W.and others. oughton vswrwgn-., one thousand acres of land, more.or less, k adjoining John Wise, Wm. S. Howard. ; ad others. ,aseph Costialan vs Bonjamiu Barton, two hundred acres of land, more or less, adjoining Charles Holley, nud others. 0. Towvlo. Ordinary, vs. Richard Co ker, D. Atkinson, and Russel Harden, one : Negro Girl, the property of R. Coker. r Milledge Galphin vs Martha Prior, forty neres of land, more or less, adjoining Jag. Hammond. Stephen Wilson, and others. Hugh M. Quarles, br., vs Margaret 5 Ogilvie, two hundred acres of land nore or less, where defeadant livesjadjoiuitg John A. White, and others. John lle.:rst, for Brannon & Mundy vs ..hu .louchet and Lewis Henderson. George P. Deatherage vs Jehu .iouchet, two hundred acres of land, more or less, where defendant Mouchet lives, adjoining lands formerly owned by James Morris, and others. Wtm. Mallet vs Jatmes Martin and Nan cy his wife. The same vs the satme, one huntdred acres of land, more or less, ad joining landus of Wmt. Mallet, and others. T. B. Freemnan and Henry Freeman, fur the use of~ L. Tucker vs Daniel Colvin, anti Robert Jennings, one hundred and thirty acres of land, more or less, where Ansley Colvin, lived up to thte time of his dead: Also one othter tract, containing -one hundre-d acres, more or less. adjoining the above tract. Daniel Strother- vs James Morris, Jr., and James Norris Seutr., seven htundred acres of land, mowre or less, where James Morris, Senir., lives, adjoining lands of Ed mutnd Achesn. and others. Brannon & Mundy vs William Tomp kins, two hundred acres of land, more or less, where defendant lives, adjoining lands of .John Bracknell. atnd othbers. Win. P. Andrews. survivor, vs John Delaughter, otte tract of land. whmere de fendant lived in the year 1842, adjoining latnds of John rmpp. and others. John H. Lamar, for another, vsJohtn 0. R. llammotnd. ID, D. Plunkett, for Ed ward and John Stnyder vs the same. Ed ward & John A. Sntyde.r, br,. vs the samte, the defendants interest in a tract of land tying on Horse Creek. containitng eight hundred acres moreo or less, adjoining Charles Latnar, Thomas Oliver, and J. Goll. Good win. Hlarrington & Co. vs Dawson Atkinson. Win. Woodborry vs the same. Steedman & Meritt vs the same, eight hundred acres of land, more ur less, ad joining lands aetAbner W~hatley, James C. Gardn~er, and others. 0. Towles. Ordinary, vs Andrew But Icr. Trhomas Rowell, and Dawson Atkin I son, one tract of land belonging to defen F dant Rowell, attd the above described tract of D. A tkinson. Ellis Gotl'vs. Rtudolph Carter. Iverson S. Brooks vs the same, and Elizabeth Carter. ibree (hotsa*n0 aeresof land. more or less. adjoining John Wise, "' Howard, and others, the- property of Curter. James Golf vs. Elizabeth Carter, thi thousand acres of land, more or less, v jniaing John Wise, Lewis ElIzey and o erg. Iverson L. Brooks vs. Alfred Hlollo Milledge Golphin, vi. the same, one th< sand acres of land, more or less, adjoini Wade Glover and others. John fl. Smith vs. Smallwood Don Otan & Smith vs. the same. bCventy-f acres of land, mote or less, adjoining Jo lilow and others. John S. Suylev. Executor, vs. Elij Lewis. the tract of land where defenda lives. Shelton Garrett vs. Philliss Dunm the tract of land where defendant lived I year 18-12. E. HI. l'ressley vs. Caleb Broadwat Orion Whuatley vs. the snme, and Sear rough lroadthuter. C. J. Glover, Assig ce for.J.T. Irv:u vs. ;he s mlc, and C Broadwacr, one hundred und fifty aci of land more or less, adjoiring Wmn. Gi ret , Sr., Mrs. Nixon and others. George F. Wells v,. A. S. Leeke. All Nauco bi::arer vs. the same. one thousa acres of land, more or less, adjoining Jot Coleman and others. John Chappi:ll vs. Meredith W. Pay the tract of land where defendant lime adjoinin: HI. II. Hill and others. Cothran & :proull vs. James Rams ondl David 1'. -ridge, the tract of la where dcfend:.::. Ramsey lives. Cothran & Sproull vs. Alfred Real. tm hundred acres of land more or less. whe defendant live., adjoining Elbert Devc n-id others. Pressiey & Clen:on vs. Josiah Rear the tract of land where defenhtnt live adioining Iancs Criawell and o'hers. John Chappell vs. Wmi. White ar Meredith W. Payne, the tract of laL where defendant lives. James Sheppard vs. Mildred Berry, ti tract of land where defendant lives, a oining Jntnes Sheppard and others. Edward Thnmas, vs William J. Wigt man; John W. Davis, vs the same; Le Hill, for another, vs the same, tninetel bundred acres of land, more or leve, whd be lives. tdjoining John Heard and other, Matthew Gray, vs John Mosely; Rob McCollongh, for Richard W. Joyner, he same, John lriggs and Abner Bul mell, the tract of land wiere defends Mosely lives, known as the Poverty erat. B. F. Jones.vs Elizahetb Williamsf iundred :cre of and, rnore or lese, 1l efendant lives, adjoinitng Willianut on and others. r - missionerizi ame, vs the same., Levi Librand a lefferson Vanswt; Bland, Catlin & Cc rs James Spann, three thousand six bui red and seven acres of land, more or-. )n which is a first rate Saw and Grist M1 a good repair. the property of J. Span James E. Killcresse. vs Daniel McKi he same, bearer, vs the samte, the defe lant's undivided interest in all the la' pelongin; to the estate of Charles Blc leceased. lichael Gearty vs. Rudolph Cart ewis Elizey and Elizabeth Carter. to housand acres of land, more or less, I. onging to It. Carter, ajoining-J* Nise, Win. G. Hloward and others, Joseph Woods vs. Ann lall. Admi's, he house and lot where defendant livt. Ulso. twenty acres of land more or let, near the town of Ilamburg, adjoinig ands belonging to the llanburg Bank ad thers. It. F. Goudy, Ta Cullector, vs. Sultz ; Thomnas l[;trtison vs. the eati, me lot of land in the town of Hlambut ounded on one side b~y the~ read lead~ 'rom the brid;;e to the hill, about two -~ Ied feet on said road1. houn:ded by Ct. gon Street about twou hundlred feet, ad >sundted by the Rail Road Depostoyw iout one bundred feet. Terms Cash. S. CH RIST(E, s, a. .ianuary 10d State of' South Caroliw. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. B Y OLIVER TOWLES, Eaqdir Ordinary of Edgefleld District. Whereas, Ann Delaughter and fila Laier, hath ap5plied to me for Lettes n Idministration, on all and singular thb toods and chattels, rights and credis a Asalom Delaughter, late of the Diaric aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite andsdaon s all and singular, the kindred and redi ors of the said deceased, to he and appea efore mes, at our naext Ordinary's Cost fu he said District to he holden at Edgel Court House otn the 30th day of Jatar o shtow cause, if any, why the salimd ainistration should not be granted,? Given under my band and meal tha16: lay of January. one thousttd eignt hbt: red and forty three.nd in the sixty.evet ear of American Independence. 0. TOW LES, o. z. oi. Jan. 18 (SS 124) b 51 BreagAS to the$4 O Fihis District, a negro man who a 1 name ts Joseph. and that hehbel roh Patterson, of .Slackiea Isand . ight comnplexaon, large wvhiskers from ar tar. 5 feet 0 incehes hig h. The owner is requested to come v at roveroperty pachares and take his wa Ja.C.1.1'. GOD'Ar. 4 . n S.1 ARGYLE, R. id TE celebrated Race Horse and Sta Tion, ARGYLE, will stand the cost u- ing easou at the Plauation of Capt. %b og B. MArs, four miles south of Edgetivld ( H the An:;uwa Ilnd. lie nili be I. . to res al .3l5 the single visit; S25 th ; and $35 to insure; and haff a dol Ito larsthe Groom in evcrv instauce. Tih mo y oran approved nite payable V. ab 1l5 of Deccrmber next. must he sent wit! tca Aare. or sie ivil nut be served Gotd pasaurage wiill lie provided, an< re M led on grain at a reasonable price he a servants boarded gratis. A club oftive Mires shnill 1,e rimled t< theitseasou at 62U cacl Mare, aud aboult ther proveno in foal, they r-ball have the bepefit of the Fall Svason'.:atis. Ever pca will be taken of the .ates and theii foos, but no liabilities will be incurred foi r- esapes or ecaccdents. A. discount of ter pe ccnt Viil be ti . on n! n.ginle, tn ap dthe ltle of put.:ug itile .ale. jd 7he Season will co mc:ce :> thet firrc es oFebruary, and end in the lans of Jinc IRGYLE is a darl br-.n hyorse, w*ith e whi4111e. cxcep:lf a, !ia .- I:6-. !.an ts ee quarter.. high ; . ea uncom i an bune and meU:,cL. Lot i form com "y bsing with perfect. svnw. - eve: es !,via! of a Race lionre. I ." uuow 1' ars od,. having Leen i- '1 in :.irvlani the t prii:,1of 1S3 . lie .a a bired hv "oei famolusi Muni. To"muon. Lih d::- 13Th ,e Aa-. by Ogle's Oscar. hN;, -ra::,gmn by. re i. Thornton'S importe i 1 -. ('bfd(en .; is g. :. daml) by 3Mr. 1l.al's SptO: and his . g. g. dam by Dr. Marball'. I lyt er Ally. Sho ir by Lindsay's Arah in. d The p:erflirmatces of A im(YLE :pat: the T'urf, have placed him in the --ry first - rank of American llorses as a IRacer. .hile those of his got ctntilu.! hi:m to Inl h")qual s:anding al a Stallion. lie started .6rst at Orangeburg, S. C., in Jsn. 1834. t and ran at Barnwell, Augtisa. '.Iacon, ..Colubihia and Charleston, t .vo. three and sfour miles heats. winning succes.ively S Iraces. five of then of four moile he4. heat 4ing Patsy Wallace, Rattlegnake. ( titme<t) iLucy Ashton, Rushlight. Jeirra1a- jtunior. (twice) Nertumus, &c. &.e. lie never lost a heat, dnd was rarely if viver put up to his speed, until his extraorditnary defeat 1 Joh' lascombe. in April, :W, the arnstances of which are 1f.amihiua to ev one. Subsequently he was trained ad run with great Enzcr;s in Vir:inia; and in .Jay last on the Centrul Co.urse at -jao"fr nf.. aar runi n Cot ,t-- 1'--'. 4-1n if ree mile , and 10.'~ it L .1 I-.:d t 5 minues 4 seconds, he won t'lr sceauz-d heat in 5 -niautej. 4') e-mi ':. I.. -.e best second bent if three ,:.i.-s r-cor.-i la the American Turf, and the me!t i.illi ..:t pcr termance of a year surjp::sinsg ;ill ahers in the richneis of its nuatls. Durog ihc outnie week, tntd on th1e sitlame coll! -f, one of his dati;hters, Iate Seatot. wton the brent. e cp.takes of ,1000, hentit:; a fine field witt great ease; such a coniedene being hit.herto unknown upon the Torf. ARGYLE stood biut one scason and to a limited number of mares. not taatv of which were thorough bred, yet his co!:s have wonu nine out of eleven races for which they have been starred. licating at tine, two and three miles, the get of imatny of i-:r best Stallions, beside, several imi plirted colts, sonic of then in first-rate tine-. Two of hii --,, G; vernr liutler and ltae Se Iton. are now m i e upniu the TIurf by any thin: of tiijr 1;:e, The icwners of AlRGY LE. itn iringian him b-iek to the Sinrt in which (thoiah htk ea;rlict: Iiurelt. pres ent hinm witth con fitenace to the l'ttblic, ats betin:: in every way, on accouint of list hh.nod . sre and foanio. htis performlan:e4 'n the" turf. so re mtarkable hur enidu:a:.ce. ;;', ..c. ,sed anni the extraordinar.y niece'. 0( his get, Inotrtny of thle.i . curn appn.a:d . WI LLIAMi II. .aiA S. January 18. 1S43 tf i State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRLICT1. B YOL IVER TrOWLES. Ifluire, Ordinary of Edgefield District. Whereas, Benjamin 3lurrell, bath applied Sto me for Letters of Administration on all f and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Jesse alcClendon, late of f the District aforesaid, deceased. SThese are, therefore, to cite and! admon ish alland singular, the kindred and credi .tors of the said deceased, to be andl appear .before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for rthe said District to be holden at Edgefield r Court Hlose otn the 30th January. 1843. jto show cause, if any, why thte said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal this 14th day of January, one thousand eight hun dred and forty three. & in the sixty-sevenilh h year of American jtndependence. D h Jan. 18, 1843. 8:2 124 b .51 NOTICE. A LL~ Perons having ns demanitds a -Lgainst the Estate or A. G. Colviu, .deceased, are requested tot hand thena ir Sproperly attested to moe, or to Samuel S ofTompkins, Esq. at Edgefiel: C. hlouse ton or before the first 3Monday in February next. The estate is expected to Ibe insol dieU, and I am desirous of making arrange ments at that time ta, settle it. R. JENNlNGs, ir. Adm'r. E' nee261S4 ' rO Executive Department. tr Cat.umni. De-. .26. 1'-12. -Dri James II. I lamnimes. l.M.. Goeecrnor andic Commander-ii-Chief, in a:: over the State of* South Carolina. lEREAt. e Legilature of South V Carolina, at it. bert Sessimn. pasu-d An Act to arrange the State into Districts fur tiel- Election of lepre4entatives in Ii.e Congre5o of te Ungited States aid fr other purpiose." and divided the Stat. Into >euven Con:;reissios ii listricts. of which. the united Districts of Sprta:mihuig. I'nion. Yor. and Chester. con saitute e..sc. to he kio i :t,4 th.- first Co-ngres siunal l'sti. the ilii.i I ,-tsof Pickents 4. Astless. - .enille. tal .airen-. conoenitie fine. to 1. , knovi as the se'romi Cowe.:res-:inal i the united ,):: rt. f .:i-4tor. fier-h- . I irtield. I :te. lend. am iS.m; con-,::t. - one, its bie! knov-:;r Oi th :hird Con re airn 0i-1tric- ; the nit -'d 13istraig 1% I C heat' ..1 . illorI.er 'Y , 1I)..rli :r1 ii. .Li. rican. L:. -or:---. a ( %.a m-! r conl.,titt ! c:m *~te. to heLI'. n : c'e rt i "::' l ' ;t ir t : i ' i* ' I' - i < l ie. '-'''-try. i-sIelri. L.. ; I:.. ' on-.. e. n.;: I.er t : , I . : -e.. (ow t: - o ::. r m: -o well,' ii. mfth e' . h-tW m. :( r.t i' n l a rit. : Nw -herefore, I.ames~ I!. 1liamondj. Go vernor -:-faoresaid. do i-. prayer to make -::oI n u:rd i i : th at e 5 h o f the s#of ud -: is !riLs i4 s con-tituted. i 1li % sl one lIepore-seni. tive to :e lion-' of I0rsentatives of the I nI it .at .. vho) la to b C .411 ly 1h.1- fe-r. fln.s qlu-.:rfied ito -it- 1-r 'J.-mher- ,-the I lwes of Repr utptives t . !:. et Cuan:rew. wdlv le hIeld oil :- Tiii.D M' iAtAY I\ '-. ARY. AND DAY aol1..-tV' -\'t.-.at the 2am1ie pcire,. and I:, condurt'ed IV hea. n M aa-gsre. and ina t. amte aimatner. n S In' CI.-tion of i.eibers If ihe S:ate I A.eatutr. Given under any hanJ :nd Seal of S:a:o at Coumbiii.., 4,ia the !2etha day o Iee tier. one thsousnti;:h t iuidre-d and firtv-two. amud the siCy-..v:arh year f Ametic.tti Independence. J. II. IIA3lMOND. 31. LIAortn, Secrtary of tatr. Jan4 49 a Executive Department. CotUM11xAa. Dec. 13th, 1842. Bly Ili.; r.ceilencV J.tirs i1. llAXIItoND. E.'q.. Goverinor and dotmmaa:e r-in-Chief in. and _ ever ti,! State ofSouth Carolina. W i:'R F.AS an Ele-ction was ield on the r:rsi Meos4-y of Nas.. mhber last andday foliionil. to s1p1V thea- inl tle Cmli gressinas l Disitrirt of 1:I. hiand. l.exingt..n. Urange:ir. and Barnwi!. occ:c-onedl by :t( resignat: in mol flon. Samiip-on If. ['a:h-r ; id w here a it al'pper, int noi inist fihe rettrne! by the 31.:na:er- of i'.leeit too h -1. 0 ifien a i erretar v ..*' .-. ilia: satiaol W . s Trot Ii i. %. a maj r.: y r t' said '4!.- i. Ne1, l tIere-fore. 1, Jarnems!i. lianmimnaisieead. Governor Is lof Ie ;e o aolnll. CaT chaa. do Ilw relr sIc- k rare una I proe!.im I:a I the <4aid Sataira-I W. a Trotti. - a1 1 l de i y e4 et1, v ied a rr ita ivc fim.: ih. Sta:-. 'r the 4 ..n re-mo:ai I t,. irie: a ':e.:aid, to t ...- C ng~re..-- ofthe i ed State'- i Given aimb!-r n-: :ns an.! a' ',o a'. ot thle State. 11; Cabhrahsili:c. tie 1:thi lf Decem leer. ois- thnadei -:h:iiel ei!t hnauaiedreds :il forty-tw .. anl the sixty s.venth y car uf' r Am'erie .tn Indepenldeice. J. II. IIAIMOND. ii Szc::-. nretary fof 61::te. Derr. *11 C' 4 fLJOCKELESVILLE ACADENEY, La.atcd on t:r Iilvckcr Roead. setn miles fr, -..- Edpqfeld C. 11.a - ces re.pecciniy informs fie iia pto- cof this~ Institulhtin. thalt the as' be '- re-eniga.: d1 the:. servirce' of' .Mr. J.!ass a T : Mn:. for tha. suni n er, ami tha:ct the ex the- farst .\simi.:y its Juanuary m-est. Thel wvell known ability cof .lr. Tiimtan.. toe get her with hi< Icong expeirenandl the- gcae real eatief iction lie has ghive 1s ea Teacher. nar ranit the TrYustees in assuring tho~se parenits ia d guardians who moay intrust their children ande wards to his care, that every exertsonl wil libe used on his part to promote thme maoral tac well as the inteliectal imeprovemfent of thicir tunjds. The following are the rates oaf ~l Tia:e For the Elemenatary b:anclhes. Su 00 lper or. Tbe above witha Grammar. Ge~o prhsv. Natural tad Mtoral Pilosophy,' Comflpositioni Lea gic, Rhetorac, &c. 41 00) " " Astronomy. Surveying, & .ia themati'cs, G 00 ae . Good Boar-tmtg can be obtainedl in tihe immefl dite neighbocrhood of the Acaemy. at S~e peer motth. I. .31 BLOCKEK. JOliN hi. HUGilES. I'ELIX LAtKE. Trust:cs. O . f 45 DVTHE PLANTER, SIERC'E. NEWS. &c. T1 lIE above icc the title ofa P'apier which it .5is prupcosd to establisha at the c aitaa eof Sothd Carolina-J. J. Dcuboce, editnr-uboase & Johnston,. publiishers-weekly. :and twice ,5 week during thec eesion or time Legislature-on f an imperial ashet-price S'2 50) a ye-ar. The PLt!Iran will be dthe organc of the : State Agricultural Society and its auxiliaries. I buti will not be devoted excluiviely to Agricuil- f lture. Thec atltntioen will bec paid to gee~al newancltho state of the Columbia aced Char leston market's. whiich dhe growinag trade and cnsqtencc of ouar town: require,. and the pro credings of the Legislature re ported in a con desed form The editor will enideavor, by Igiving a duec portion sof his columnis to litera ture. morals, science, &c.. to make his publi ction a pleasant and useful faimily paper. Pavmenat to beo made on t he receipt of the Ifirst No.~ to the publishers or any of their agent. :.. ,t... e.-..i.. Pitrict. L.n .-, t Select School. O N Monday lthe illb inst.. n Private .. cofela's(, of the l i:hIelcr order. will ie opened at Be.ach I-Iand. under the super inltenidiance of~ li.s (not.ta i: C1. f 'A ITVI. who is in every re4pect rtitdille i to gIve i-.tttioi itn tie arioutq lrwii h h, ti- ally ta :;t inl schoolk f the kint'. Go(od honril can lie obtaiied ini the neigh liohood ntI tn odertte priecg. For fuirther information apply to Mr. Sattiel Clirke. or M1r. David Ardis, of liench I-i and. 1et'ch ibtttd, S. C.. Jan. 5. ISU3 if . Not ice. Ll. PersOn idlebtelo to 1he I-:Sta!e Of Rt. A. Walbace, ricceased. bIV note, wecount or jtdment. are hereby nul ifaicd tbat the demauninds :s :aainst tile esztate corm pcll me to refutse further indul;eterr. We hail at fairly. lit posbitive'ly tll next Term of the Court. Ifi. Lt. S P.\NN. Lauu %le o rIt. ll ) 0.6 te 1:d.l Fr '. .!.nuu .Jan. N.. ! -:. 3 b~r e . I ~ r ~ Attent ion ! t ( A W I.. CO I-':'.v Nr bP : Y2 . 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All 11yv i ittdis 1(241 i. &if- I-s- tiolci or TOk jCminet hIre fier ill .c ondnf -r' ,att ( 1 114111ta-v ti nil 11,11I-vo %e4 ~~rv the'l. it m dt th ir a rc:ii t i.-t 0 h attid fall t lh el I. o f -l:. .t Pl ey Eit.rf: . l'R -: iL Y. J ie , nf o84 *1eErf-g' 50 re Nu. s it t .re c91 i n for mi ta h~tiiis rind and he tit h izs o:de at - lcehi cl rite a ly. tatnt he ' .)(br nto e. udto.fl iwork haing iJietnilm netaulth Mnd ook cc, are req ue ted to le.in egall Dcc elptigtei7co~t the had 0an lIRY fOODS-het pfionsh IAI AdNF II[).r lte.oea LLtiug S.rC.. wltere . a tknli.etr . teckt of Dtrry Go. 5 re requ ee toul reh-rtl'two. vt tt t rriher pr.oper lta ahchatc.. oI .i .ood :debotd to k id stlite oret ad qu -,e tro akcs ~jl i payment. Conr Mecat' l'A A~n Goods at.Nt .-litdbninio",enttr's. ' SOc Il V1 RU2 Ii ld erottt 1)d.-bre to t~rheat d Wm. Jio. loyfve. dec'd.t. etithrt, by . Note or old get wita hu'Cpta. -ro ihwo Drtio. Asoge' nuler cno he4ien ios i-igt ec.twild elt vi