Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, May 10, 1843, Image 3

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~'EDGEII .-Ism we mia ling t& IWrs qtf Ase pe vj S.~e~ h~e qfthe Deocratde ~y~Ueasseitten~H, to assemble in ~a~~0a ,..resambJb Mtr States sad able lactnr if-~umfiane t arrived in our oa.Atmgei*Sany last,'d et Monday even. deivered an eloquent laetre, to a lage meating Gfoar citizens, who*., a &i e s athey veied the Ktrer's td a&i ," anecdotes, no nWM5S teliJ h b that be laid open wdeliverhis hit %.Jactusimd .0 evening, as him - . '-- I im an C - Mesabland Tpwiaeanee~ocio Maalithab Mhpie;.oate6h. mDa.--h-i nam;3a 2tWahg5ht as ths5th -t2ts.Oagehlg t'imdf in th e'lib Sain oi Dmai% Ue~~is arth ao a C ahsttPe follow Go; theSatrday:befoce the *.~ .PMRDay in Jay. Hambagwem the gauf=y before the 2nd ~rLuwd's DefiaJuly. Big Stipbne~ Creek, on the Saturday bewe Sthe &dlerd'sDay in July. s oeont?.e ea. dti Itarday before he 4t IDfo d .C*&osyLbih&h~ i.marduay inm asi ined~akGrds,emthelamtadayhbeetbe2nd 0En s ies6, o' the satwday be. Sthe mbu beIUgust. - -4th Lord' 0 TRAPPI, Aif*A. WILLIAMS -rb Dauw iM'snwies.. - 0A" @ eigbe- b of Chureb, F a Ay&lana se for viiting !oem, it is ina FSak it, fors atsmd eaeb. -We bate, abisresl es their nearneau to each other, Ap$ioe ameting for MLi Lelianon and ML. Ei ha ld at tbe rat.er 'fbeg rua tilppoiptmiem will b~s e mr IIA.W. * Cjute- at& caretsaisa'ofthbo maLn. a:-T. ,,.ea c..n.of Law adl6seithiplace on Mtonday inst .altheLChamaellees and Judges h'eng phresIt asaopi f6aaseher~bkn, andl Jadaie Earie. T~s lfe ltemu, 6ut too 'igati ieeiaah is ifseat on'the Hiach, though very asuious .we tndaannd to do oe am early as possible.. Thiseat Batik Cas, of the State agiusthpeves runaat Bank., was taken npyeisueday.and wit) robably occupy several D.8 We'eni h~seaten iof oar readon, to the Pamspsa fhmesr. Hatden & Burke, for iablishit City of Charleston, a pe. prmnn objget ofwhbh "i3i1 bese aead fort ad. defend the princi heiuhpgbesed .pes anids. al.smednameotig, patq ef n esMbe dbwaIdt serta R3se,1tmemSUah3 hSwoth7 d. Baudeir." ThWSbiWse ea als d t, 1hen peri -adles i Ilareiting to the useaibers eaue',b' S cli its ir ~4.4IheT to sefoghl an~dm nil who ma mheitundsnak ~sdm ..sa~i etv eee.d gb4~~.te sip k,--The the ni~ted g a S ubases nae briaeejard f the bask willre ih e bqesh day of ay * tiue Wt.~ ofrlieanew op(ste.Gergia, at ?umwfisglf.'.-wa - leaed phee of Mr. Baloch, 'r.is defeated by Cols But th' thi~-ats Djstridt (or lolk) isowo than ever. The Whigs havenotearriedthe House ofDelegates, though they-hai toeoo near it." The Riohajond Eairer of the 1st innt. ap pends the fUlowing remark to.its latest ecc. dien news. .And now for the summary of this impor. tant. Postscript . Tie retains received last 'ening, save us. we think, fitur moore Demo clatic mmer if CoNress. and anmong them, the atineh and able %naiter. Coles, and T. W. G(alner. whom the Whig, laie. in vain, at tempted 1o cut down, 'nud.whuoe defeat we an *tcipated. with-great regret, ini our estinaasn, in another previnus colunu. The indomitable Stenrod, of Ohio District. goes back to Con ,and we think we may count with conll. ne an t6e eleetiti nf that fne aud worthy feow, Gen, Chapman. of the Montgomen District. t Rites "*,also, our excellent friend, Wallade, a Seniinr from Faiqueirand Prince William. And in the Heupa, iL socnes us ths fAn fellotis, Taliiferro, and Muse of Franklin; Bi, and Ward of .Hampshire; Wade of Montgnmery; -we tRust, Davis o>f Iing and Quees; Youaj, and.wel of Arn selit- - aid*es in in iall ility, the Re pqblicZa E ms of Rappacancnnck. *-Titis. we uhaollq a decided majority in hoth Houses, and 1ggppeas nudriy ufRepre sentaires in Cngteps. Tb. *iI Districts yet to heafreme the Su4 13 lokin's) adit 14tki, whiure Eajiss(D..) sd,Sancamne, W., ethe contending caniidates. . ' erina all things the skhi brght, 1d Old Virgin stands fast." The Augusta Constiationialist of Satarday lost may@s-.--We have not as yet any fail re ns oF the elections, fii-rc iioaaing's mail brenglat aniient iifmationc to etate.thcat th-e democatic party will have a majority in '.oth branches of the Legisistur. and that out of lihn mqj pus,cf Congress. thc following de mocrat andiiias have been elected: -Uessar. Atkinson, in he St district; Dromgole, in the second; Coles, in tI third; Otabard in the- fourth; T. W. Gilmer in tie S6h; Jones in'the sixth; IVis, in thp sesth; lucas, in the tenth; Taylor. in thelevath; Chapman,'in the itwelfth'; Ilopkins,- in the tlirre'etth; Stegured in thcecceth. LThe wIh aadMaae elected are Mesrs. .Newton in the eighth district, and Chilton in the ninth. ,. io, %jsitie retan from the fourteenth disitric, in which Mr. Hays is tie democric, ned Mr. Sommers the whig candidate." IT The olowinggEulemenwere, on the ]st inst., elected Directors of the Planters and Mechanics Bank of South Carolina, at Char. leston, for one ycar, viz: Daniel Ratnet. Wiliaan Aakcn, William bell, 'Th6nali J. 9nger. John Robcnson, Ro. betat n, WilliHa Ravenol. William Ad. ger, C. G. Memninger, Jas. J McCarter, A. & WVi*ling4t, Banude G. Barker, Chas. P. 17 The folluwing gentlemen were, on thi lst inst., clted Diectors ofthe Bank of Can'. den, S. C.. r'freenslning year, viz: . W.McWillie, W. E. Johikon, H. lAvy, G. Reynolds, W. D. MeDowall, John Workman, and Thomi Lang. At a subsequent unectig, Cl. MI'uinic was re-eleted Presiden't. jTbThe following gentlemen were, sou the 1st it., elected Directors of the Bank of Cf~e raw, 8. C., fn:a the ensuinig year, v iz: J. W~right, .Johcn Taylor. D. S. Ilarliee, A. Blue, A. P. Laeoste, Caleb Coker,J..W. Blak.e ney. At subeegncent cmeeting of the Board. James Wrightc. Euq, was nauaniimously re-elected P'reident. Conusictionc.-The Charle'sien Patraot of the 3d inst. says: "Johnc 8. Conce charged with stealing bank notes out of a lotuer while carry. ~ingshe nill, about six years ago. and wvho bruke j4l somne time sitnce, was tried yesiterdacy In thae Distr~ct Court of' the United States, his Honor Jucdgue Gilcbriat, presidinag, found gul ty tindl secst6nbed tia tent years impriisomnent. ('ant~rei.-1he S~ah.loncega Times, of the 3rd inst.. sayi: "' A few days ago we were shown a syurious bal., intainded to be passed as a bill on the.&tate Bank o.f South Cariina If w~as w ld as fo~low:~ " The President and Directors & Co., pro pnieto pey Janmes Jewry or beacer, filly dlol lam/Chaar-ton,, ti. C., May8th. 185,No. 134, Saniuel Wrang. Cashier, WV. Lee. Presistent, Noueg CoaiE-There was coined atthe .Dranib iliot, at.Dahlosega. (says they Times,) darinuglastnth,7,901 halfeagles, ausoenung, as:3UUi,0, and the amoun' of depiositsi was $'139. kail Reed Aedten.L-T he MaSn T'segrap ofthe2d inst., av: Yeuterdacy umoraing, while the wrkmen we ejNgei insdoip eat opc lieflion f2, ethec CentrafR~4dil, the bank, envedi4estirely baied font negroes. two were killed, the ,thers were taken oist alive, hat vesy-serionsiy -injured. Tic. negroes were vdaial, and.beloicged Io Mewss. ChmcIes & Robert Co~iss.) . . misArxdaget.-A l ittle dang1aier of AjjtI~epbcdhi6.nt Ivel yeari-of age. f'ls&trdy rnon outof the piazza of the aecc eyotherfathis residmec'n Chairebsatreet.-.n; thb.Iatick pavement, and was sosetiouslyinjnared, thac she died Last even ang. Nr siter. abont saves years old, who was present. held on to ber coothes; lint in conse nan g~hi lai, e*ani not pro. Ccessdr Ma-ea.-The -Pilaelphcia v.&,'hedse of'the 2th i.suay --" We on dhsciancd that Commao;:e Ra, and Captain (Gwine hige received notied to apper bafere thacnlisoners inth'ecity; i. tesidy ao the vwdfqthe verdict of the Conrt Martial Commander Vacksenzie. We * t ' f*loen N.-~RaLEq.. is the lat~~g the depositions." ~*aserica sg that thesee Joramaf (en for alib.'. C6eaton vaishmedZrandlf uMr~ ial shower. Our river is i ga oitingi wdor yet, and we noticed several steamers at the wh'arves witbin the pail week.--Wambur Toth. Agriculam Saides of SoafCarolina. Mr. ltuvirt has consented to utend a convcnton pfDelegaes. rom all tie Agri Abinrai Societies of thi' Statn, atiboni cell%. Fairfield, on th 5th14ly it, it eOnsonance with the resolution - the Mohiceibh Plantei',Slcietly it itsMeTch neqting. Deegates are theroforerferred to the adidress of Ur. tufin asAotaepor of information rijui, a. the nannet in which it is to be etbodied. .- .. .It is most earnestly-esired,.thata ex isIing socie, as well as tiose.hat way yet be organized, will sehd delegates, proe pared to furnish the Agricultural Statile of the State, and to suggest and aid in ith discussion of al suhjects relevant to'the object of Mr. uin's oppointnent. JAMES B. DAVIS.. Ch'n. of the corn. ?. S. Every eifurt will he made t secure cotufortable accommodation for th delegates. Rail Storat.-We lenan that a tretden dous Hail Stnrn) ,js eiperienced in tht tojart of IEulaski codnty on Wednes day the 12111 inst. Tile hail fell sohIeay3 as to tear off the shingles of a number ol -hquses-and in such quantities that a grea deal wat remaininig big the ground the Sunndiy 'ollowinag. Owing to tihe linck. wardness of the Spring, the colinn and emom 1yas tout geterully up, or the injury tomid have been nmcunse. We have noi hean how far the worm extended.'-Ma. coit Tdegreop. 251 tdt. MIany or the citizens ,f Elber are tuyn. ing their aentin to tho Goll' Dign; hutsnse. In ;he tipper patt of thatcuo. ty, cnnsiderible'qu'aitiies of..tle precwou metal have been fonutd, and the businews promiseb to be proitale.-Washisitten Neuw. A letter published in the Ne' Orlena. Tropic states thar, siice the late earth qunke, the island of Martinique liad changed its levol : onAthe. ortbqw sie ii it I wo ret higher above high water marli than formerly, ad on- he opposite sie il is sunk -two oeet.- The letter adds that.all the houses iaoe an inclination from the perpendicular. IVestern Emigration.-Ilere is a para. graph, taken froma tha Cincin-:ati Gazette, that gives one sonae idea of emigratin toest:- -iraatz It is a curiosity to see our stenmer sometimes when full. They appear ofieu as if they were maile fur the same purpose of Noah's Ark. The Goddess of Libeay, in a late trip to St. Louis, looked likeone. Sho was literally covered and crammed wi h passengers, horses. cattle, hog*. dogs, furuitaro and freight, iaving on board up. wards of 400 men, women and ebildren more than sixty horses and iogs, ibsul 170 ahxenchairs, 40 waons and carriages, about(06 tdas freight in the steamboat, and a fre,;!i d heel boat in tow. A chi!d was orn on io uassageieveu pigs and a calf ? So much for emigrating west. Temnperance Meeing.-A large and me spectable, as well as very iaere'saing meet ing of te Washaintoainn Tentperance Soaciety was helid at the Carolina Hal ora Mfondaly ev.ning; at waieb Judge 0' Neall, the great apohale of Temperanace it this State, delivered a very able and in struictive address highaly enacouraging to the Society, in its dllustratiojns of theprogress of the goodl cause. In the courbe of it het strongly andleloquently rebuked thu slande: against Mr. Carey. the celebiited Lecture. on Temperance. of being endnaected with the A'>olitionists: shewed :thal Ja wat desiganed, doubtlesj, to irmpede abe Tern peac cause ; and pledged himself per sonally for the utter fality of it, aisd -the atnti-Abohition princi ples of Mr.,.Cirey. Mr. Carey himself, being present, vin'di cated him'aelf from te charge, and di livered a very interesting and eif'ective nid: dress in behalf of total abstinence. His simp)le, plain, unalrectedl aanner~together with hils evident honesty amnd sinceritv,and zenlous interest i.t the cause, well qualIfy himn for a pioneer in it. andi have rendered hint painently successful ad such... We believe thtere were tmeetings held also on Tuesday and yesterday evenings, which business did not permit ato -n at tend, and thtat they are-to be euattinued thiu 'vening and to-morr-aw evening. May Gta1 speed themn in tho good.'sork! Souti Caro!tffian. ''P'rnecause ia Ceerg-rtoen.-Mr. Carey, tice i :;uerant temnpetanee preache delivered his. first lecture here on thle 22d P'ehrnary and formed a society of whitea which now numibers more than two han dren membere Subseq'uently one or tec sqcietlesb'vse been roriped among thecul aired pepe oT Svhom wq understand thai near.50 have taken the pledge. The re formnation is p>alpable, andra close obder aser remarked tons yesterday iaz he had olttrid-. at.onosottish drunard in the listthree weeks... The populajon of Os' aown is about S3til6 sentiq-a'ad~ in 1832 tere wrere 190 lIfgsheadsof whiskey sold its thephieb by retail, to WS.nAtnge ahe, uaote eosih liquti,. -Tie ant last gear did tsot e.xcced 100 h *et at re tail, and the lprospect now- iii thas 50'6sr rets will be enouja ror the current year. This is still room enough far i'he masteeal ous of the reformers.--O5serer. Marriage Erlraordinary.-Oarreadier aenerally.- se suppo, hpve seen she cel. brtedSis twin brothers, who wrr evhil~d~tfritas well a all the 'roei pal cities anSI towns of the eon'~v -Iail who sego.enty purchased a-farm fi North Cariun, on whicb they at preen reside. Thefr aarriagmia thu. announned by a correspondeat of.the. Y. Courier. "On Thur ;-yAprit fl werempji at Wikes -..N U.,. by Elde~ by Sparks, of tba Baptist tchnreh-ees. Chaung ad Eng, the Siamese twin broth, ers. tz MiesS.orh nnt Adead. Ann... aoen, ett35lOd.4 at besie we are not informed. Silk Dress.-Silk, being a non-condne tor Of electricity,- is an excellent mateirial 1 or uares.- One .othq primary.cauSes of tbe languar which is afe in damp weather is said to-bt the damp,atmosphere rob. bing us of our electricity. which. a medi cal.writer calls 4e. buoyant cordial of the boldj. . Thoee, therefore. -who are apt to be spiritiess in danmp weather, are recom. 3 metuded to wear *U waistcoats. drawers, I atid istockings. .Silk should be used in < ,eveggoussible .drauocr,by th orweak-in the tisag.of sleeves, cloaik. opas. cover lets, &c. The hint is at least seasonable in this glowmy season. .orgia Si.---We have Ieen ravored wi'h the following exat of a letter from lts. McLanaham, a lady in Philadelphia. I engaged in reeling silk., ta.a gentleman in Catmden county. The worms were fed on trees planted on. 'orn.cotton lads. Those who,. in our Stato, are not disposed to despond unler discouragements which attended an esibarcation In that business, wrill eventually. by perseverance, reap,we trust, that reward which ever attends on bghtened euterprise: '.In referenco tothe cocoons you sent to be reeled, she apologizes for the great lengih of time she has fand ;hem orn hand. I but hopes you will excuse her, when she says that they were so much superior to I these raised in the vitiuity of Phiandel phia, thaat she exhibited them to the Frarni - ain inGttite, an4. was solicited to mann- j facture out of them a piece of satin, and was thereby slelayed in procuring a satip lootmi. far which she waited three months,. andon obtaining it. flacud it not to auiwcr , ind rans unable gt, procure one in the city. .hp writes that she finlu.ly miade it into a blue-black Grot de Naples, aid supposes that you might pichlably uith top have-a dress of it for your lady at S1 25 a arl, at whic)hjprice she is jelling it, She Up pears quite elated at the idea of u caring a doonostic Silk Gros ie Naples." Mrs. AlcLanthau reel upon shares.pay ing the otyuer 83 per pound.-Suraus'i Georgia. In emiucia p1i.cian has recently dis- i covered that the agbcmnre, in nine cases i out qf tep, is produce4. "from owiug a bill to the ntewspaper. man.". A more glorious victory Oannot he vain ed over another man than this, that, when an iujairy commences on his part, kind ness should begin on ours.. UY1YEINEAL. "2The silken tic that badAt10e wiUing hearts" - IARRIED On Thursday the 4th inst., by tice Rev. Robt. Walker,1Ilr. Jous hAtsroRw. to Slim MILY J.. daughiter of Capt. James Miller, of hii District. May each surceoding year he bright, Al rapture gild each m1orn. An oh! for once may pleasure prove, A rose atloti a thorn! Commercial. - vIyrr:LApcril7. Conan MAarke.-Since the receipt-of th uc cunLt by the Great Western swtamer, from, New Yurk, on Saturday. the demand he.' abated, and -ti e market has lo.A the anim.:ion which previoucly existed: no chasge ofrm. meat has )er u.k:en place in prices. jith is rthe utmost extentt of thce decline, anid thugh: cicc very generacl, the tniddling and lower iualities being the most intluenced. Ilssau . May 2. Cottaa.-The teceipts of cotnen the In-1t mce.nth lir Ilacmburg, amnoutnts to 2416 bales,. aned inc Anxtiaie. 6.199 cain..; mcaking total re eeipts in A pril. ,4,85 bales. The stock at-ent ton inc Hamburg ancd Augutsta. ont th,- 1st inst. was 21.S14 battes, viz: in liancsburg, 4,902; icc Augutsta, lt.'J3. since the notice of onr market lac't week., prices have advanced sone ; buyer. dti.posed I tic pctchzase freely. andc sates to ;a cecnidcrableo extent frotm wagone anad onr warehocues. To day. ?riees are steady with an advanice on Icat week s.de's. I Pur eutotations cre 44 to 7 cents as extremes; pris.cipasl calesg at 5i4 to 04 cents. Nntwithsctancding the heavy arrivals for A pril in this market. we look for a much targer ecupply the present month. ss we usuahly have more I cotton- in at this rime, rican the month preced- j ing.-Joural. :- 4Acousna. Mafzy 4. R&marks-The markets whence we I *ve heard nre rcprese~nj as having umproved, since the arrival o'f teadvices by the Britani aim. We cshaKisar in a few damys thea effect those advice' hanva hah on thce cotton markets of Mobile au-New Orbans. We tmust calcu late ont anc adomne, as-jfrices ween very firm by last aceottnts,-The imaprovement, howevcr. itn the cotton markets.'e w& M bsei-ved kast week, Is nO otebh o be arnribed to agrear. er demand foar'the article, as -te revisal of trade, produced by greater cnfidene~e in coin nmercial oprations. It is well knoawn that dIce suppl ofthe raw-amaterial will amooctt to more than ty nsmptiti(-1868 but itiaatici pateel tht. owto a revivale otraude and confidenee. an ~ :onstumption of cot- I Ion goods will necessarily occur. imasmuch as rtce lower classes in Europe will I've obtaiced i Imore means to eclhe theerselvee better Itin th;hv'beenc ablato t for some easpast. It tstheaseacoable ta exiect rl~estock. of cottes laEntie-ar thhbsing of.next1 year.-wilU no i so. ~ re 'af i a been esti mated, thcough it will b.large enagh to pe vest ay mnateia adyane prices - .Dealers I in cotton and plant..ealitherefibe, ho on I their guard. icc order te ~m .1l1 disappoint nat in-thelr expgettioa~ high prices dcur- I ing the neat ssasdt. W boge -ad bcelire that goo psics will be mainwtned, suffcent to 'remnrate the planter for his capital and I labor. If in Eurpetrade amd confidence-be gin to revlve,aawila aushort time be en tirely restored, se~Iavetao doubt .thatin this e r the sable ygts.before its.- In thei trd as ==nud-ta .morq avholeumme aspect.; thces i.less epeenlative notions tn I nommercil operatais. ad esdittiminbre ei eba isall.con mannisiturlag disuriuts of hinsehntrg begin1 to feenl this sevival -of business. Sipunents 1 hatvq been mode froms the north ofoaunketur. ed'go.4 to the -Eani.dis and China,~snd even a~particulur'hbdi d'eroeton goodshs bensped Eng'land --c.ata.--sineelastTbuuaythenmarket Ess *he3.generaslly aetive. a feigaamiig holders and putrchacsers amusdaied. snd'the prieps oft.th vsee uamdf obtained, with an ad- I vunce ofabout I ofa cent onc all gualities. Tice Cwesar. May 0 CoUes.-Th rstUpland for th past reek, have -oe the iireel po. rinius by about 1300 bales. They amount to 1,763 bales, of'which 268 by water and 20M gy Rod Expoited in the sam times?42 ~sm o= n hand wlfi9nkffr ssbllaeg nhndahpping staek of 18, 146 bales exchusire otAf4O orshiplioard not leared. From act4al.survey at the-ess of he. market yesteay..we.hsave asegtaiued hat the amount isellr4 hands reacies about lA0 bWles, or sic near 6000 are under isnits. for higser tro' 'prAsent niarket pri vs The operations of te week have been arge, considering theimiliness ofthestoc-r bey amount to 73 bales;, it the nllokig laily tran'acions.-On-Satuday, 179 Moi lay. 05; Tuesday, 14921-Wednesday, 15W6; lhursday, 16;deserday, 809bales. Jllodersidurig tewnieweek, proved theem elves exceedingly sti@i.,., which gruinlly esulted in an improtesettt of prices, more martienlarly on the lower Oeje os. and as lor alet-d quotations lieloi inw. The I days. later-accounts from Liverpool, whieh. eceaing.us eakly on Thurisday muruing via iw-York. and which were ratherdoa more u#favorable nature than those.previously re. eaved. produced no similar efect on our sar ret. Sales rangcdfum 5 to74 eta. per lb. lfcrcury. S'ERIFF'S M;LE. I virtue urson writs or Fieri'Fa. cias, I will prock d to sell at eld Court Howse. on thi-Grst Monljay and I'uesiay of June nist, the following pro >erty : John W. Houghtn'n vs Mary Hightow r; one thousand of land, more or less, ad nining John Wise, Wni. S. Howard, and Others. Illnsd & fuslen ivs lenry Williams: he same. vs the wsme ; firty acres of lind uhere defendant lives. adj oinin; William Stroime. and Edmund Boyd. George Bussey and others vs Emberson lussey, the tract of land, where defendant i'es. William K. Lindsev vs Wim. Carles. nArv G. SUliHrove. and Wm. Corley; jlilly f'sur aere of land, niuire ar less, ad oininglantls of Rober: Price, John Nhine. tart, and others. William Lever vsiJ. W. Holley ; one nare and colt. John H. Srockman vs John W. Hollev; moe hundred ind fourteen acres or land, nora or less. adjoining John Sangflrd. lohi Hlalley, nod others. U. 11. Lee vs J. M. C. Freeland ; the i1se and lot, where defendant lives, at tochells. Brynn & Minor vs Win. 11. Green, and Lewis Ellzey; rouyf.iinndred and thirty i.e acres of land, ra~1re or less. adjoining lohn Wise. Mrs. Mary Hightower, und Ithere, the property of L. Elizey. John S. Smyley vs George shaver, 3enr., one hundred & forty eight acres of and. trore or less, adjoining Peter Dorn, and others. .lohn S, Smyley vs Robin Rholes. and anes Colematn; one hundred and fifty seres of Itaud, where defendant Rhodes ives, adjoining James Goloman, Thomas vane, and otber. James Miller vs Wm. Strome. Lewis Runnels. and John Cheatham; oue hun Ired and eighty acres of land, more or esq, where defeundant Strome lives. Huthbert & Roll fur the uez of Thomas F. W 0lton vs Joseph Woods; Benjamin lI. Warron vs the same; Oliver Simp. un vs the same, the same vs the same; Floh G. Winter -she same ; William Learing vs the same ; Peek & Dearing vs hec same ; def'endanta former resideuce, omposedl of f'our original lois, one other iouse andi lot on Centre street, with two entemfentts one oceapied by Messrs. Hlora a New by, the other by F. 1A. Shroda ; iasn, two houses and lots on Market street tnown as the negro tiading pilace in H1am ttr;. -' Steedman & Merrett vs John S. Fouke.; he same vs the satme; two hundred erid ifty aece of Iand, imote or less, adjoining ntids of Wam. Turner, Edmund K'.anedy, ns other. Lewis.Eilzcy beaurer' vs Mary Ann Fish r. and Johu0 Pishetr; one lht uf laud, eon ninitng four end half ocres, adjoining hands f John W.alker,.J. B~rooks. atnd others. Julius Daey vs Edmund Kennedy ; four tondred acres of land, more tsr less, ad iningu John WVilliams. John S. Fouke, tud onters. .. Hladley Cooper vsCatharine Tankers ey.: Benjamin M RcCormak, vs the same tud Geo:fje Tankerslcy:t one hundred and ifty acres afland.-m.re or les, where atharinec Tankerslcy liveo. Terms Cash. - - May 10 ,4s 15 state~ of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. oseph oods, Foreioure of -k&Dearing. ag.P.Bser o of the Associate J o f~ gaid'Scate, shall proceed to al~l at gedeld Court louse, on the irrt Moody in4e neiy, n the aboves' e. ai tas*Cee, the rolswing iroperty, viz: .al that lot or pere of land ying and being In-toe town of Hamburg, n the 11ssrict - aforesaid, on Coviqgon treer, innning baes oe hundrd and righteedi fet, fronning 1*. hundred ad hty feel. fthade up of or original lots, io. 3'23, 32t, 325 end 326, where Joseph Wtoods 'fornierly live.1. Also. o'ne'other et n Maerket-street, No. 28, ulftnuting 47 let,-morebr1ise..; Aleg~, in~e other lot or tarcel of fail en Mailket-street, fronting orty seven 'feet,- roaning back two han red feet,1norr6 blesa. to Mercer sreet. LUso, nse otdier' lot on Centre sreet,'front og sixty- Iour' fet, running back'sofooty ive feet, imore or let, to a lot now or 1kie y belonging to the estate of Willieasoe, tounded on -the east by said Centr# sais, n the north by lot of 0. H.- Hual on the vest by lot of the said esthie of Wilh& m on, ad.on the south by James Uubbard'js at. To besold on acredit of Ave nienthe, itles to be signed but-niot delivered, datil be whole of the purchase-atoy h4 paid iccording te te6 terms of the sale, and I( he atnoont of- purchase money '66 no: teid whedud,-the properly -totaresdli se assoudt of former purdbasers for caah, >y irmue of same levy,'cost and coamiis dons-to beopaid in cash. S. CH RISTiE,. . a. p May 10 ($6 75j 4t 15i -EDGE -2 DIS aOlili r 0-1CI".e 0 0he2 a eiites Idges Sia: o I shall proceed-to sell at Edgefi ur, House-on the irAt Mfoofati1' qexl, in the'above stated case; ondqero boy Sam.- - Terms cash. - - - S. CH RISTIE. s.. . May 10 - 182 00 Ai . 15 PROPO A .LS. For Pubising ix LAh C' of Charatox, a .e TIE TOKEN, AND ODD Fj iWWd - MAGAZ1IE. T E Fnbscribers propese.pblisage ritodical to biderpted to te interesti or Odd Fellowship. with the above tide.. T~p ra. pid increase of th:eOrdekitr dis BaaikW its probable extensive 'spresi in the alig imtates,-seem to call for 'thebanuinnt of inch a work in South C nii.Whivh'ial be the exponent orth prieales ofthe Order, and a meduniu ofeowsineuiemaenbetwedoith Bro thaerho.od. - While-ths'generlafaemsiub~h ththe" E-ii fOrder at WVr"efinedfsT:&-I Coaiaa." the North hsits,,$ Reislas.% the- EWV UK Is SMW, and theAcdent Dociin The 0,die " * F40101!he.fP5AhesapIte shoul mut be withoutste.orgag -Which The kneorledge of as istitut bat tracted nosmall shareaf pblic sttntaiisay he advantageonsly mad. known to our fellow Citnzens. , .., a. . While the prmniient object o-Tii[l6," will be- to set forth and defendl thi Prirpe of the Orjiirand to convey to the mea11beraI Ofchs intelligsnee of its. pmoren and jipetadops a.* may he deemed interesung.. a prtiOn. o its pages will be devoted to general Literatiire, se no to make itworthy ofIthe Boudoir. aud thus secre to us the sndes and aprobaion the fair sex, whom we are partictly'uesiro- to please. " Seteral distiuguised aincitaleited Brotherp linve pioinloid n the-dinifPens. which warrants'is in aaving dist -The T kon" will be woay of ibe patronage of the Brethreu gee'rally '1ns*-The Token will be pnliebedonolt ly in octavo) form, of t pagev, on oaid paper. and type. at Two dolLArs per annum paeablo in advance. ETThe First NuAlperwiDlb-isMMeda6O"ou as 20M Snbscribeor are obtained. HAYDEN & BURKE, Norta of Oah Pastf*i. Charleson, S. C., April 38-3. - Mtay 10 .1t 5 For Sale; A NYporao wah ing t'prcbases'YOKE ofiSTEELS. would do well. I have no doubt, to call and see fur -thenwetes. -The Steers is large and likely and in gooJerder. they are well broske to work, they are. severs vears old. I wtill sell them to suit Itse Ctie.s, and on a credit wutil the first of Ja07 nei. with a note and security. I live nipesbe low Edgefield. C. H., one mile from the five notch roarl, near Josiah Lantas's. - WILIUASI E DOBEYi May 3 ;31 14 Notice. SOM1E person has borrowed from ay Libra - s ry.- an English edition of Shahespear. anid alo an Anmerican edition .o the same.:in 2 vLs., 3rd vol. Johnsos's Lives of thePoet. and 1.t vol. of Thier's French Revulation. and I would be much ,obliged to them. to.rctura them, or let me kuow where they are. .r. W. PICKEN . M Iay 3 .f.,2 14 CJJLlrORDER& HIAD QUAareats, A pril 17, 1843. T IIE Edgeeld Squadrot of Caalry. is hereby ordered to -parado itZ e - tield Court House on Saturday. 1.h may next, armed and -egaiped accordi.ng to la w. foar review and drill. -The commis sioaned anid non-enanntissioned ohfleers, in eluding -corporals, will assemble the day providus for instruetion and drill. L. H. MUJNDY. - Lt. C'ol. Comd'g. 2d RegL. Cuc.. April 26 - . . 4: 12 State of South Carolinia. - EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. RY OLIVER TOWLES, Equire, . Ordinary of Edgeflold District. Whereas, Rtichard Hardy, bath apaplied 'to me for Letters of Administration, on all atnd aingular the goods and chattels, righte and csediwsof R ichrd H ardy, seur. late of the D)istrict aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore. toeite and admoin ishell and singular, the kindred andecredi tors of the said deceased, to be and appear before mae, atour next -Ordinary's 'Court fau the said Districi to be bolden at Edge field.-Couart House on the IJth -cf May 1843. to show cause if any, why tho said -Admninistratioo should not be granted. -Given -tinder-my hund and seal this 21ad day of'May one rhonslad--eight- hundred and frty-t we, and in the sixty-seventh year of Amerienn Independenee. , '-0. TOW LES, o. .D Miy 3 [82 121.' 2: -14 State of South Carolinn~ -EDGE EIL D DISTREICT. J Y O~LVER TQWLES. Esetire Ordiay'of Sh~e~eld DistriCt. *-Whereasflennet Pearry.-biath appliait to slie for Z~ir. of Adm aujsr anon .all ind'slng 9r9 ,.dhis an'd caels, ts aacedtt's ofillis .Berify theu District afgresid, deceased. Tbese aie,'therefore, to cieand adaoe ish. all atid sincular, the kindred-a.nd're dhe of the aid deceased, to be abid-ap pear before me, at onr next Ordinary's Court lfar the saisi Districti eb'ekodeirit Edgefeld Coori house on she.th a, 1843, to show cause if any, phtisad Adrniunistruatin should ot be griateda Given,'under nay-haapd and seal this bnd day or M~ay,- one thoqsand eight. hundii and forty two....agd '1n the sixty-seventha year of Amrit i ece. Maya [.12j] .211 Dolhu toj idea1 aboq:th yswfsge..bewa JoehRutherfeed. indhis i as en d o be a thaiaeetiegprltB rydesenptlauaew nestnessde despatch ,at theO ne ofthie Eunnynv T~sn-r.