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aA oWt Wi. 4Li *se 105 ait~ra '.R - iou 4L noirk uS * .. .8a dayaanv have o~undan M,2771-0C%;vaanciy. 4iw - .SOCas coal& i & sa.eC mais ak .~t.caey - mn J S a .o fo 'that 'acancy asss&m n elssltwdhim. -~M~mMa~.. C~q~,wa bo[e i'eerful -ei the.Kationa1 Coe - -~jic le wa nam . S1e,~Coveuion pawed of ,mg.N1ay, .1844, ae the - #hi ationala Convent~ion, of so yegintbo Cornyen -'4-.~ Alee aniche, - oCongress,by * ~jharrepectv s sbamannans -b~bauy har. ~2~IM43hZt rDsonp, riimesimto any - ~ 4~' lie tated mis i~ui.~gm~kvon coon ~Ju~he-Mr-teat MR03 'ig -1. Tha" wepace the - maawhih kmm a h whode * hui, anl * w rae .'are ~a*solicitado &wrm-The* Oera rOes~s of tie yesterday, -- ril. wiols we 0a tothe grow s~iz" of a common w in t , e ll w ith u 1i ~~s~$Aage s ender plants om aa in torriints, a4shing tIse suatci~aad, and in all probahility oca amih dafage. Tim wrea-behsu since warm and scasonable." .-b. Caniden Josual of the 7th just.sya:-" A protracted meeting has been going on for some ,three. weeks post in the Methodist Church of this town; a nuwiser of person hare been awakened and about twelve prosegibi rSeve'cue have attached tbesielves to the Mrethidiw, aid three to the OspL Csaurch. dithigi are noe being held daily bothCUrc's. May the Lord con tltiue anoug'us." C rE lco.4lr. Dou. 1'f Va. -6a servelIMr Jones, who defea-ed him at the late electiqu for membersof Congreo, with a notice that he -intends to contest hie right to) a saitl that body. Mr. Dote has furnisied a list tot upwards of two -hundred and seventy votes, to whioh ieobjects. TheWiggiesgen etaly, die Irard. F sariaa.--The &avannh Repantiran. ofal 6th inst.. states thD Capr. Draper of 4e schoojac IFrstaLlis5 Gtene. which arrived at tleaOija ondhthima't. frn ilavauna. Informs Iem 4iia1h laeard noi.ing, or the in sairectionWhich was reported ti have recently broke oat in the ialand, by a pavenuger arrived a1eW rOesa.in the ship Alabatit3.althongh he le- (thi.)-three days after the deiaa. tre of that-vesiL -K Deueacaw* J.uret.-We have receiv ed; tirngltahe palitonems'of a friend. the fouar Sri. ~ninivrs of the 'Iaericax Deuaocrt." blisbet. , &3k by Nessrs. W. A. & C. Thosseit. and Edited by Dr. Wx. Gara., acon Georia. The Demontut has. at its masibiad, he name of the Hon. John C. Cal. betin,is the Phesdency, accompanied by tha of the lie. Lovi Woodbetry. for the Vice Prm aideney. -TheAleitoials and selectionis of the nemlisrbefore-usartof a genuine republi. ean staa ,such~ ai we have tbo doubt, will suit the tue Democraiyo Georgin, or indeed. tiigrntminass ofthe Republican party through 4 tha Union we therefore extetid the right. *aiu4t(llowibip, with i hope that die pro Pr'gte= of the e onlocra may tiever tire in The l n paies their Flag: - 'We ~ the birth-da of our Journal. b-nusling to the breeze the broad.bas ,r of aid inscribing.poh its kight 6el4 the stA n naii-Jod C. Calhbun," the Abiianu Atitides. as our girit choice for Pre sidendfie United Stateo; and fr the Vice 4.esideney. the :anse ofiat wiss, honest and Oble SW&Rinn anid unswerving Patrilft. Lavi W .oNew Hampshire:-Sabject. of xr4j!A c i 4si of a ataeaal' Democratic Conrixfioi:-Te Delegates to be chosen di isetly by the People-to convene at Bahimore. fstey. ?t, tad uhere individually espres Faathf'ly,:he will .itheir Constilnents. We ask but a hir eld and fair play-and then "God defeati te ht." ' Pas QlJcs Despatch.-The following from the Boston Conrier, goes to show that the Post Offiee, at least in that section of the Union, is io the hands of capable, deserving officers; Would to God we were h6le to chronicle an act otour Southern Ptastmastcrs, that wod come within a dsy's unsed of thes following, after making allowance for rear. sceather. -"Bu.i.~. of eke Bostea Post Offee.-The intmense amonni of bassiness transacted in the IBoston ptot office yesterday is worthy or alnste. and the accusracy anal despatich einmbited by the Postiater and h'ii cler:i, arc deaarving~ of all praise. The Acadia's arh Ifoaa, L..-e - .91. received in thE aauing, contaiamed 1:!.0O k-: tes, and the Caledonla's anil, sent eifint two o'clock fur Liverpool, contained I3.5~00 letters. The domestic letra which passed through the ofice durinzthe day were very flanr'ua, and it iwithin eundstoesay, that at least 3:1,000 Iettera' and 150 bushels of newspnpers were recived and despatelied at this odicre duariang buiners hous.. Tihe ~oston leuters by the Acadia. and the letters by the Sonthern mail were all assorted, charged, and got ready fur delivery, by half past 9 o'clock. TheN. York Trib s publishes a leuer from Washin, whichsay - JM. Lare, who byteway. is the most ne compisid and gen tlmaoly member of the Goerment, I regret to learn. wrill not pernm neatly enepy the 8stt Departmnent. His ta lent., atjnment, and urbanity o1 manners, peeiarly qualify him fur the trust,and .know not where Nr. Tyler can find a gentleman who wiltaupply l4:edace. . ron die N. 0. Pacapuae, 4th inst. LastrmTsea-The teamshaip J. York, Capt. Wiht. arrived last evening froto Gal yeston. Sh fnraished as, as usual, with diles of Teaast ijpes.-' thecontents are poit. ally uniecportaint. Thoginstins.o(Prdsi dent-osuons treachery masn iui his procla w*"t.aaduofCommoadore Moore s insubordi nation an disregarding his instructions, do not cause such an. excita'auent as it .was thought here they would and, the, deisior by public opnins otherwise,':en both will depeund ~ach.on the course of qAir ,stent'.. -if the brfe Moore couenersthe emleamy,. and secares te his contry, he will be proclahnted a re if the fortunes of was should prove ad verse toe hint, he will find few in Texas, we fearfsiilihir' fronm eusure. Theroport Vras entrent iid Washington that Cole Jorgnthe Comnmissioner tunder whose :nta~Ues Commnodore Moore sailed to tlhe Mansa emas, had been noti6ed by the War Pepnrtaneot that'hdsessiess Naval Coanutie soner bad baenadispensed with. A"hepachelIndians are re~ading destrne iond cad~sra dismay be e them saen thogician's .igthe whole line of the Rio Granle.'' Th~ve sased to bie 3.000 trog-while' of~hr Mexican soldiers n the fatidr i paatv'' insiuincut. Capt. Cos, the beurer of deptce mhn Corn. Moore sad CoL. Morgan, i left Gal. reson (e1 Cap 5 Utag with ima m-m in the ebe'nang seeneg us~ihif on the oes of Y ucata. Acconts rrom the anterre3e e prepects fer crops as hhg ad Couon, .thengli it wa.istaew asd rerd, are ~..~WJh-g~ntaWna sflace 1wito Cenpeandace of the Bsa. Atlas. S.A. s-ircast, May 30. 4itter frha P.-.A.Delano. Esq., U. S. Con kl at uacanaasa, dated February 14th,.con tains the following: "The accounts fromanGuy quu and~ its n hborsood are stil bid as re - Prds the yellow lever. It is said that two thirds of the population of that place.have per ished. and that the authorities meditnted burn ing the city. All vessels conming from any porl in New Gienada, and along the coast as tar south as Tumbez, are ste bjected to a quar antine in the ports of Chili. The ship Lunin ary. of Wairen. has joist come out of quaran tine, where she was detaim d forty dny, on ac cotanit ofliavi:ig tuncheol at TecaiiaS aboti two niotilis presinsa to consingr here. The qn-nantine regn:ations t ll h:rd upon our Whale nhipa, which orily touch in (or re cruits, and as thwy genteraly p:ss 3or4 months nt sea aftter touch'ing at any ;or the ports wi-thin the lisnitsoftbeiiterted part oftheco"at, tlaer can be no fear of their bringing the contagion without its bcing known. I have written to our Charge d'AIftirss at Santiags.. to inietest himself inl geuing r91n thc Goavernnient a mi. ligation of tIhe eitabii 4Ihed rtdes in, favur of W halers, and expect to hear from him in a d'.y i or two. Delorn cloning this I wall mention a traiC occtrrencei which took place in this port ou te Gll insutan :Samuel Duioe Cooper, of the barqine Aramin. of New-Bedfm,., catle on share on duty. in the siarnaig. alaparently in sound maind and health. but hcowiug snddon ly deranged stubbed A. Whitchei. tsaster oCf siid harquep. and three othere. Atneric'an ste. na5?n-one- of whom. (ent -" eliller. died in stant:ait011slv-the uthcrs. thnghlbndly wb an ded. have tecvered. )ol:;e i.. inl -.i-Pta. awaiting hi' tri-il. :nid as tle c:ase is exactly sitniltar it, thait of. P:dd.ck. wnich took plac. inl Vallnrai4o a rew year.. age. it is to. bit feared that his fate %%iW be the ensne. I slan!l jon11 in nYisa'COWr 0 -to. a.6e lis hle on the Jlea of iusnn ity.. 1iniI.-Duiring the rain % lich fell last week. we nideistanal thaIt a clansidlernble quantity of hail was 'ena its tiw salhalsla am1d, A% large as a atll egg.-Ileaburg Jinrnal. iromthe L 'if. i.nriran Nsnintri. May .3. Darisg Ascud. Thrilling lacidesa.-.lr. Wise the diutangnished terunant tuado. an as censiia fIrons Carliae. Pa. at half past two a' clock on Saturday Ntast, aiod do-cended at 5 o' clock on tie aanae aclternnon noear Lancaster. a diastance of fifty four ailes. %hich he pntstsed over isn two hours and a half. fle was towed into Lancaster by an umetseu crowd ot per anuo, tamd statuding in his car returned tle cheers with which he was ialested, by continn al bowing with hat in hanid. But the most adar. ing p~ortion n this adviature wais yet to cine: upon arri'.ing at Centre Squaeiroh. e divesretl hinmsewf orevery particle of his clothing except lis pautaloons. and detaching thae car fron the ballbon to ntake the weight. as light as possible, toyk his scat on a narrtep board attached to the chords of the balloon. and giviag the signal to "let g." slaot away like an arrow ftom thes bow. and neadv in a straight line, leaving ho hind himn hsdieds who were amazed at the sin gaiar boldness of the daring fCat. lIe ascend ad. nearly a mile. and was fast rading room sihi, whea lae began to deacred. and actually alighted about two squares ron ilae ilace of staruing. 'Steamboat Explasion.-Abnut 12 o'clock yesterday the teant Itw bsoat Pheuix, Caprjin Annahel. afier itnchoring the ship Flaviud,-which she bad in tow near Hurts plantation, blew up. Two of the firenten, whose.netames are not known, were killed by the explosicn, and a third, supposed to be drowoed, is misaing. The pilot. John H. Clark, and the engineer, James Skin ner, are so severely scalded that doubts are gratertained of their recovery. A Mr. Hall, a passenger who was on hourd the ship, is missing. The boilers were only three years old, and wcre built over the rivcr.-Picaytne. beai of oVwh Iw'bster.-Died. in New haven, abut 8 d'rock on Sunday eve ning NOAUr WrBs~t, LLt. D., iu the 85h year oC his age. Dr. Webster has beeh a long titne be fare the pulic as a pruininenut in..ividual in the various de parasiments of society, antd a ishort notice of the principal events of hsis life caninot be unneceptable to the public. ife wase born in WVest Hartford in2 this State, Oc.tobecr 16th. I7.8. He was a descendant of Johan Webster onse of the first settlers ot lirford. w ho was a memtr ber~of thte entonial council from its first form~atiosn, nad subs' quently Govuernor of Conneticut. S'o mauch 5lu lirassingtoneanism.--we were stopped ina the street a day or two nigo, by a WVashingtonian friend, who re marked that he was bauiling a house. Otn our expressing some surprise, lhe added, that since he had joined the Washingtonian Socioty, two years ago, he had put into his motney box the suam oC two hundred which had lie nut become a Washington inn, would hsve gone-and he pointed hiis finger significantly toward his mouth. Hie thetn related an ineident which is worth recording. We will give it as near as possibmle in hi. own words: "A short time sinace an acquaintance front the country, with whom I had. for rmely bees accustomed to drink, brought me some Itumbeir Cur mny house. Before settling, he asked me to go with himt to get sotterhing to dritnk. 'Very well,' said I. We then went into a place where liquaor is sitd, and be.callad foar that whilhanised him and asked me what I would take. *A glass o'f water.' said I.. 'What, pmt~ are not a Washingonian !' 'You wsll think so, when yous see the money with which I shall pay you.' I. then took fromnmy pocket thirty-seien dlollatsuln four ha'penuies, and p aid him. You pever saw a man so astonishedHe put his.-g1a1s upion the counter and loft it untamed." --' t As may be supposed, we left our friend, prafied at such effects of Washingtooimn am. We had not goue far before we fell in with another WVashingtunisanfriesd, who wrished to take the Gazeue tnd pay for it in his woik. Ife was a shoe-mtaker. He remarkedi that, as hao was repairing a hquse he bad recenily purchased, it was dfmeult to get aconey for other purposes than that. On making enquiry in regard to his prosperity sittee hp had become a Washingtonian, he said. t6at we, miglb judge what he was. He had porehased- a oro( land lfor 8200, a haihld ' fijr $50, hadpaid-$25 br removing it, ad anow be twteenwsse amsong the at mem ber-o-ie BadieWr Waehingtosia Socie-' ty, andsbhet Ibey becaali n~wu'ereelIg ebjects We ha *4oubt, that ny of their brethren iu liscty. ese ~uas good aconnef thiniislvesas Soca an tah foreWushingenninnisn.:Rin; ta:. - Catle for tht SouL.-Mssas. EIDI Toas:-l should be pleased to learn through the Cultivator your opinion of the relative meri'. of the Divon and Aryshire breeds of ca;vle.as best suited to the South The Durhams will nnt suit this latitude. (Charlotte, North Carolina, and a light soil. The object is principally butter and beef. and sometimes for the yoke. A." We wish to answer the questinu of our correspondent. in part, by asking anhter. Has "A." ever tried the Durhams, and satisfied himseif they will not do in shat Intitude ? The Durhani reiquire good feed it is true and no breed will do well without ir. Devons cad Ay!-hires must have feed, or they will niaL neither beef or butter. Tihe soil may tic light but it made rich it is precisely the soil fir enrn. and lucrene. and if a little marl or clay should be adled. clover would doutuless succeed admirably. and with these. Dur ham' ic imaginio would do itell in aay latitde If experiment-s properly mide. have proved that Durhans will noti' suicceed. then fur all tie purposest mnioned by wor ctirreipuiident. ne sltiuld prefer the De vius. For beef and for the yoke. there are few if any breeds superior to the De von-(, and if not in general equln to the S:rt lhirii ir A vrshires for muil. still we have kntown i ..:niw f eitr-nt uihernosrail them. The Devow4 nre hardy, witlk qiui-k 1id lively i. the 3oke. and when freed minke heef of eletquantity. Far; milk or butter alone, the Ayrihires would doubtlcrs be superior to the Devon,. and , are iJeed equalled by few brecds :in ai.,. or any other country : but wihere the beel. and aptitude to labor are to be makeh into accouut. ve thiak the Devon.' mnut baie; tle prefureuce.-.Y. Y. Cullira!or. Tumato Dumnplijig.-Alhaulli: we iirveI bit little fai iml the belief that tle inven-I tar of Tomato Pills will ever be able to dtub-iinte hi-4 cioncemrated extract of To. ma.io for calomiel. yet we verily do mnost consciously believe that tihe day i iot distat when Tnnmio dunpline-4 and pud. dings will he just as la.hionaisle ou the ditiner table. as hustles now are with iho ladies. In lthe mianner of compowsition. nuxde of cooking and sauce the goopd house wife must proiceed the sane as Ai ., -uld with an apple dutapling with the excej tion, that care muat be t.skeu in purtimng in the Tomato not to extract thu ted or break the met. in the operation ot skin ning it. We have eaten this ie-getable raw, without any thing-cut up wif 1 vin egar, salt, pepper. and mustard-fried. ini butter and in lard, broiled and basted with butter, stewed with and without bread with butter-and with a clear codscience %e can say we like them every way they bave ever been fxed for the palate ; but of all the modes of dressing them a% yet kunwn to us. A e greatly prefer them when cooked iu daipliims, ftor to us it appears that ite steaming they received in their dough en veloles. increases in a very high degree that spice flavor which e'en in their un cooked at:tme, makeg them such decided favorites of the epicure.-AnJrican Far. mer. A quart of corn snaked in strong sait yeare ligeor. and *a% i upon the surface of an acre of land at the time when the corn s coming out of the ground. or -at the time the crons comnmeace pullin'g it up. will serve as a sure prutectiba against heir interfering at all vilh the corn. I have practised it for 15 years, without ever knowing a hill of-corn being touched by them after this.- I'hIpple. "When a broker exacts hree per cent. a month.' said Trap yesterdlay, -*he is a screw." Spuggle was of' opimniun that such a man ought to be kicked out of any umnfrtunate man's house. Trtzp remark ed that it was true, but added that imi thai ease, the person kicking would come un der the title ofta screw driser. A Snaile.-Who can: tell the value of a smile? I t costs the giver nothing. hut is beyomd pric~e to the errind and re-lein g the sad antd cheerless-the lost .And ihr taken. It disarms mtalide subidues tem. per-turn'. hatred to ~love-revenge to kindiness-und paves the darkened parkt with gcm' oif sunlight. A smile on the lirow beirays a kind heart, a pleasat friend, an atfectionate brother, a dutiful son, and a happy husband. It' adds a charm tto beauty, decorates.the facd of the lefnrmed,. atnd makes lovely woman re temable the angels of paradise.' Who wtll refuse to smiloe - Sumbo's JA ronomy.-Ona-ol de stars is Jlupiter, antd onie ob deti 'is -Wen, and one ob dem is Satan.' 'Dii is dea star dat ~o wandering to and fra insde airthi seek ing nrbo he :nay destrojenqicbody. I hear hint roar in de night' ' dq winter like a liott, and I ieta do bilfldanad pet hitn n'pdir my head. sa da ft e at do-aossin to me. - * Coamccfi,, Ma-1 cztensive demad (o7 ~',n e gantidsi. 1 ly trout speculatrs, who have paichaseid vy largely: atthe sinetimetesyebierV~ , lhe trade have aot takiaov trtaverg i juantity. relying sppsarenty oa lergest j to supply theht wants asmay be requ~red,-The middlingqgaities of Amuelean Cottbenwithist the last tndays have advacedid to jdpel ~igber qunalities remain without ebaiege. e week'ending May12, amounted to 49, )00h'ales onf all-d~esertp'tion, of which specula. torm took 31.700'Amencan,. and exporters?700 4aerica and 200 Madras, and Vue trade the re .uainder, consistiugof 16,400 bates. -Hava,3I 17. - 'I CeudaATheunatket closes dulN tit, the seennats from the interior ot being saatber mdsiaratony. The..spinners being w'el sap. plied are din every thing ina their power to prevent an adnee.- - - Th:e excitenietwrhiu pievated on thr5th. on the ree Pt ,ef the news from New-York to lat instant, b'ais to sauide, dealets seeing 1 very clearly .ha t ab report ofa short-eropfor i 1843 and.'44 iarathe~emature.' Our stock rtonsisa now of 164,00 hales in- first ad ie- 4 soadhands - Masst.L. May 8. Priees of Cotton have slehdfreeded. On American abt~arsigs btsinies has been done, bat on other sorts are qaite ouit of fator. . - - - e :Hsusexo,Tane 6,. coma.--SinerWedesday lass, we netiee uo.stderabW aie oh Cotton 'fromt storehotuses. at fuli tatcs of last week, and the market con tinuesquite brisk altbotagh prices hare-not ad oanced mnch- say j et. on (air quaitiei. The inte accouab per Aeadia will be the means of bracing up going rarea, anl keep them front receeding for some weeks. We siill quote as extrenm. 44 to 61 cts.; and in some instances as high as 7 ct., though we do not set the lat ter down an a general price. F.rehage..-On the North. par to a ct. prm. On Charlestin aid Savatinah, par. FrugArs.-Twenty-five centv per hundred pInd fair aIl artirleS weighed, except Couon agging, Iiollow.wtare and Sloiass in isogs heads, per rad road, tn Chnricston. To Savan nal, 50 cts. per hale for Cotsto.-Journal. A 1CGImA, June 8. Cotoa.-Outr lant werkly report represented tie omarko.- fir this article si being -ery firm. tI ngh holders were willin-i ellers wienever thiny wer.a able to btain full rates. oin Mosadny evening we i1"d asinbe titn Liverpool. he the Acadia. np (a the 19th alt.. shlewing an ad vance in that market of from Id. topjl. fper lb.. with exteniive eales. since then.--thsugh te have not hwen advised of faty improvement in flar niarket.-holdere have hertsone quite fit in and maniy of then refnae to seld uuls an ad. %auce of at lea-4t je. cau 1w obtained on the rateA current befi.se the news. The receipt., entinue very lirhlt-light. even fa this season ofate year, and the stock is reducing %.-ry fast. We. quote extrerne of the sncarkat 44 a 7c. clicfly it 54 a 6 et.-Constatutiontais. CInARLIESTUC. Jnne 10. .P-ilce "fir eIst 311 Id ales Uplasinls. viz: 1910 by wa::r. iid l20b8 h leil ltimd. l.i;.orteJ in t.sne. tne 99M)J bale.. lenvi;o laIsid a 41eiping mtock of 14.24 hales. xchwaii e o*566' b.lh- ;i :.Aipboaid no.t cle'arel. Tih.- pits wcek comneced..on .Sit L:ardiv last with a fair engiry, resulting in the sale of 1497 bales or Itiat dtay, at ths firn rates of ti- pre ios week. Early alo Monday morn ing %.e received per ste-nise Acadia. L.iver. pM11 aCCounl1tts to fhie Idth. and IAtre to the 17th fit. At both ldjces the Coton inserke-t lead r-siled :ied w..s decisledly nure- favorab le thin could ladve ben anticij'ated frons tle ac. :-uritfi rceived pre-in.asly. Our naarit in mediately opened vitIs tant aus.nianted ifeuidasd : Inring which. holtiers started and olbtained nt seirasuee ofahont i rih their previnos nking price o. and staot 3-t6la j tn pir icenzs aIi le ii.-y c:ad been e The opei:snatnas sun tientstay nomanted to 2514 ltases. (in Tue-day the Jeauand continued to a ne~arly eqal extent Ile iule-4 rachtin 20U6 bales. Osi Wednesday her.e Wrem.,-dl to be a sodden check to farther per.aiitn ii the market on tlint day, as we-li t on Thnrsday aid ye-terdniy was very inac. ive. only 670 bales chasaging lainds in that me The cotintied firmncts of aolders was 1erhap. the prin-ipal cause :(r tiis activity. i'tse total s;aes of the we-i nnauint to 6777 eales,. ran:& i at rrown 41 to 7.-Mcrcvr. {G1 The frienedt or George POPE, Esqr., annonnce him as a candidate 'fr re-ectiusn. oo e Ofit<- of Clerk of the Josurt of this Distrat. May 3 tif 14 BACON & LARD. 10900 LBS.re BACON. 10,000 "it R *o Fur "le..andinavy be had up.on ap. ilicntion at the storetof Btnt M. D&m.an, ar it the rvidtelene o the rabcriber. fio mtiles Lbuveu tile Coai lose. AVORY BLAND. Jume 14 . 41 . 20 Dissolution of Patnersehip. I E: Partnermhip heretnforae exioting bet ween John M. Durnhll & H. ileas, was dissolfednots the 15th of May ast by mutual conscut. -June 14 tf - 20 GROCERIEN, &C. W" PI EES Dundee atd Kentucky ES BAGGINU,. 150 coils Dale Ro ,e 5S hhd.a. WV. 1. 3 el..se-, 60 bhIs. N. 0. do. 5040 asas Salt. (largo size and bleached.) 1 .5010 be'aels Salt, in bulk. 5,000 lb.. Nos. I & 2 White Lend, (Union SMill.) 50t0 line Bar Lead. 10.000 '' choicc ltimeore Bacon Hams, 4).004 " dweede' lren, assorted sizes, '25 kcgs Diepnt's FFF g Powder, 100 "Na:is. assorted~sises, Ja0) setta Wagon DBaxes; 20) boxes No.8, No.9. & Nis. 10. Cotton Cards.Wnu.Whitienmore & Co. biand. 50 boxes 8x10& i10x12 Windour Glass. 2.000 lbs. loaf' crnshe. 4 pouuderd Sugar. s.000 "Rc, #40 bass Old Java .wud flio Coffee, Mo cha. do. 25 bble. Canal & BailInuore Flour, . 10 bales CoUan (Osnaburgs and Cotuon * Yarns.. 50 Grinadstones,. . Black, Hyson. Gun~pptider. and Imperial l'EA. . Pepper, Spice. Ginger, Nutmegs, Starch, sperm & Tsilow Candles, Turpentine Soap, ke.-&c.~&c.. togeher with, a general assort-~ neat of Goodr'vhich are usually wanted b he Pfantes, will nsikept constatlyJ on band laroughatha.8uingr,n . . . - Fo.. SB[EY& CRAPON: SHaswty, Udy31 j.3pi- l State o& Sotftb.Cirolina. - RANWELL'D16(PRfCT. 1 >11 IME COBS0$oziS33. --$ uaeT Gray' ngjares !j5lE Platii whe ahova ase.-bavln le ande ' __ft. ina-attrney. sows to e-In *i te.,a wheen4rm en ilead eawbe'su:a, ontpotion, Ordered, that 1 leasaidjiefedaat-do pled whigvapsir'ted. e-day lim Jhe' pnblication oifthidrale or anal' adalisointe judgmeal will be alddaginst :cI.& 05Fe, Sri Jams,84 k.e 34.. . V . ly. 2'0 State oef South Mteria. 17.GEFI1sL bi'TRI'T.. - I) OLIVER TOWL:Es, Esquire. Ofdln'ary ofrEdgedeld Distrief. Whereas, Laura Ann Hobbs,-bedb a dlied-to uieefor Letters or Admuinistrai. e lionls Seion Oh all and-stdgular she gpbas nid cha'iels, rights mnd credits of Wui. 0. Ioiling'sworth, fate of the District. afore ardd/decissed.' ' , -Thee are, theref'ore, to cita and admon sh'allandsingular, th elindred anderedi-. reo psiddeeassed,to-.be-mndappear. efore are,atn'r next Ordinary's Oouytn for be said District to be holden at Edgteed ;ourt Housean the 26ih of June, 1843, a show eiause, if any, whby .the said Ad ainistration qhould not be granted. Giveenoder' my htnd and seal his 13th y.of June, one thousar ' eight hum yed ania rorty three, kith ib'sty-eventh~ ear of A eriean independehece. O. TOWLES, O.D. Js... 14. 1843. r(- 124) : 21) SEERIFFS SALE. Yvirnue of sudry.writs of Fied Fa Was, I wilt proceed to sell -w Edge. 6eld Court House. on' thefrst MNday ad Tueslay in July next, theollowing pro perty: Solomon Johnson vs John Mathews. orty acres of land, mor or less, where defendnnt lives. Warson Crew s & Co. vs If. L. 3layson & Co. antd John McBride; Trenholms& iThomlinson vs lto same.; Wildinan & Dibble vs the same; isine negroes, viy. Gary. Rocna,.Frank, Sarah. Evelin., John, Arthur. Tom and Daniel, the pro perty of IL L. Mayson. Steedman &ierret vs Benjamin Bar ton. four heiidred acres of aqd, more or less, where defendaut lives,. Addi tn Wray. bearw, vs Jefferson Berry and Mildred Berry, four hnudredaad it'y crcs of land, more or less, where defen. riant Iildrel Herry lives. adjoining lauds r)f Jan. Sheppard anti Joshua lprris. A'lison Deloach, for Nancy Oliver vs Jesse bhuippert, John Sbumpert and Daniel Livmiaston, seven huadred and thirty acres of land, more or less. adjoin ing Wan. Shumpert, James Merchant and others. Al inor W. Grac -vo Wmi. Eyidges and U. T. More. adhoidstrator's of Samuel' .loure, deceuted; Benjamin U. Gray va the manse: four hundred acres 'of lead more qr. les, adjoinlng Jacob Loog and Wilhon Shezb$. 31. Watson vs Richard Dunkin, two M. T. .lendenhall vi Wm. i. sl innal, -hree hundred mid thirty acres t.f and. more or 1esbs. being a part of the* Coker Sparing Tract, adjoining lands of R. U. Rodgers. the estate of Wilism Elliou, be estate of John Low. nodothers. Wm. 'Dozier vs Joeph Jay.; Daniel Wfbeeler vs the ; Dennis McCarty sir the'use pf his wife've the siane W. r 3. Aztawy is the same; oe negro gid silvey. St.-pheu Wilson vs Dudley Roustree, mIte negrm, Charlotte. Julus Day vit E-lmnod Kennedy, finr usundred aeres of lanud, more or, es%, ad oining John William, J. S. Fouke, and Oliver Towles Or.linary vs David Lit le. aduainistraror, three hundred acres of und, more or tess, adjoining John Mobley, irs. Vaughn and others, a one negro Pay, Frqtak. Teins Cash. S. CHRISTIE, s.x. D. June10 . 3t -, State of' South Carolina, ED'EFIELD DISTRICT. )!iyer SImpson vs. ~ 5 Aitadmea J. G. Eckles. B Y an order from A. P., Btler. one of the assmeiates fudges of said State. sh'all proceed to sell in the ah6:e sWtae ase at Edgefield Cour~t 'ouse on the r.r Monday in July next, one negro boy tichard. Terms cash. S. CIHRISTILz. D. June 10 [91t-6") . 2 0 Staewff South "dois EDdEFIELD DISTRICT. ,omrnissiouer in Equity. Lewis Elizey: e'oetBg SIE. Mortgaged prentisee csetioing r si~x hundred and rw W acres. more or less, situate in &j &ed Distc ud adjoining lands of Job Tarnce romes Lamar, and John Car rr cord rng to the orignal grAt, haviag ben aold a the frst Monday in Aagut last.. one north for ensh, pan the balanceon acred of three months, and the purchener hay nig failed toecomply'with die termtotmale; shall offer the same premsesto teelgh-. si hidder on the irs: Monday in July next, ir caqh, at the risk of tho.furtger par :hsaser. S . CHISTE, 5. L. P. JuneJ0---- -($t300) i s31. 20 Brought to the Jail I'F1 rltli [Disuie e negre mnap, who .caslla himself HIXON, fisevet e riehes high, of dprk conspiin,'Mas shot rhiskens, and ijs' shout 24 or vears of ige; say ie ranaway tf'r-Mr.jMilen sany wilh.andher man namedeesoa be ongmna to te same person, The owner rerguestel tf6'do-ne forwafd,,prove pro terty.' ay charges 'anil take him anway. tewsh he will be disposed of ace'ording s law. -, -" YC. H. GO0D4t4Ngkfer, June4 M ' '!9 e lF this Distrita nsapwmbe caus L himself K4RO$ffe fee Inches sigh, dark .contglez oufhow Zr 1o rears ofage, sys hei t~l. De rinport, five miles lthe ij of ew berry, and htas ecorditg.o Jair.* -. OQI' this District a new thue sJs himself WE8LS 6ai~aee sighn: .ohque of ver~y orerfbadlyzCIe aeda aestiun; says it esdef Baaene'digtiCI.9'. Thoe~ineririquehred jantanfnard,' *rqerj, p chearges~aed- ak.him way ess.lewill^.be'idispesed of ecording tw law." * C. H, GOODNAN, Ialer. ' 1D90%PA50 -ILAP *. F welel se aeonapplieas'a eseaemase .wtla~ill qstiialant a mrage, a appiat iefi hsvilg:Kn Wet