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*NEW GOODS! UWPJRJLLED J Read and reflect! then CHAIRLES (At the NEW CASH STORE, in HAtaunc AS Opened; and is now receiving, a frei .Hand the apaproaching 85eaon among Zin mawoiE A Wooland piece dyed Black, Blue, Olive and A great variety ,t Cassimeres. Vestings and Ti PRINTS, DelA INS, BOMBAZINE English. Fiench and American Calicoes, at all fabric; Cotton and all Wool Flannelst Colored, I ilns; a great variety of Brown and Bleecked Shea and Plain Linseya, Blankets. &c. HATS, CAPS, 30( A good supply of Hats. hest quality ant latest The above at as low prices as cau be had in the Wool and Merino. Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, The above comprising by far the most exten having been purchased for cash in the eity of n cheap. 87 The subscriber acknowledges with pleas fom the trading.comtmunity of this and the adjo ners, at ali-timUes, every advantage that the marl be had intthiicountry. Purchasers are respectf selves. H amburg. October 7 EDGEFIELD L COVAR. respectfiully informs the citi " zens of Edgeheld, and the adjoining dis tricts, that he has on hand. a great variety o articles of TI.1 W'JR*E, all of which has been manufactured at his esta blishment. of the:best materials, and by first rate workmen, which he will dispose of at the Hamburg and Augusta prices. Roofing & Guttering done with ueatness and despatch, at the 1am burg and Augusta price. Persons wisning to supply themselves with TIN WARE. would do well to call and exa . mine his stok, previous to applying elsewhere, as they wili obtain as great bargains as can be obtained at any similar manufactory in the Southern country. Oct11* tf 37 NEW BOOT, S1OE, AND * N R.rE A1 STORE. T HE Subscribers respectfully informs their friends and the public ii general, that they have entered into co-partnership, and will carry on the above named business in all its va rious branches, in the town of Hamburg. They will always keep on hand a quantity of - FINE BOOTS, Warranted home made Shoes. Brogans, &c. Coarse and fine Ladies Shoes. Children's do., Northern Brogans, &c. Harness ' Wagon seers. BOOT & SHOE FINDINGS. In short, they will keep all articles connected with the trade, which they will sell cheap for Cash, well dried Hides, or town acceptances. N B. Boots and Shoes made to order, in the most fashionable style, and Repairing neatly executed at the shortest notice. M1. L. GEARTY, TUOS. McCONNELL. October 11 itf 37 NEW GOODS. JUST received and now opening, a splen did stock of DRY GOODS, suitable for the season. comprising the atmost variety of articles'in his line of business. by J. O. B3. FOR D. Hamburg, Septr. 22 tf 35 GROC E RIES, &c. H E1l Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public, that they have re ceived a large and fresh supply of GOODS, selected by one of the firm, int Newv York, Bos ton. Philadelphia, Baltimore atnd Charleston, which in addition to their former stock.. com prises the largest and best assortmuent of Goods ever olred in this mauket, consisting in part as follows: -40.hhds. Porto Rico. New Orleans and St Croix Sugars, 350 bags Rtio, Cuba, Porto Rico, St. Do mingo. Java. and .Mocha Coffee, 70 bbdls. WVest India M1olasses, 10 tm.!ccs Cuba do. 35 bbls. New Orleans do. 70,000 lbs. Bacon. lia:ns,Sides& Shoulders, 80,000 ".Swede Iron,, assarted sizes, 5,000 " English do 3,000 " Band and Hoop Iron, 3,000 " Nail R-nds & [Horse Shoe shapes, 2,000 " Can', German. & Blistered Steel, 200 setts Wagon Boxes, 1,700 sacks Salt, (bleached sacks,) 2,000 bushels Salt, in bulk, 500 pieces IHemp and Tow Bagging, 43 to 46 inches wide, 250 pieces Gunny Bagging, 1,000 lbs. Banging Tr wine, (Weaver's,) * 150 coils : aiilla Bale Rope, 100 do Hemp do do 1,500 yatzds Osnaburga, 5,00)0 lbs. double refined Loaf Sugar, 3,000 "" " crushed do. S3,000 " powdered . do. 1,000 - single refined Loaf do. 20 boxes Turpenmme Soap, 10 " Sperm Candles, 20 " H ull's patent C'andles, 5 tieirces fresh ground Rice 2,000 lbs. White Lead No. 1 Union Mills, 25 bbl. Canal Flour, (chtoice brand,) 40 doz. dining, parlor, rocking and children's Chairs, 7cases Hats and Caps, * 150-casks Stone Lime. (in fine order,) 20 kegs Dupont's FFF g Powder, 1,000 lbs. Bar Lead, 40 boxes Window Glass 8x10& 10x12, 130 bags Shot, assorted sizes, 2,500 pair-, Sh'oes, Tea, Pe pper, Spice, Ginger, Chocolate. Cm namon, Ahntonds. Starch, Nutmoegs. Gote chew. ing Tobacco, Negro Cloths, Blankets, Shoe Thread, Cotton Yarn, Cotton Cards, Wool Cards, Tracks, Sieves, Plough Lines, Indigo,' Madder, Blue Stone, Coppueras, Epsoma Salts, 'Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil, a (superior article,) Trace Chains, Fitth Chains, Smoothing Irons, bra'. bound cedar Buckets, horse Bticketa Pails, Tubs. Keelers, WVillowv Wagons, nues Measures, Feathers, &c. &c. &c. SIBLEY & CRAPON. Hamburg July, 1, 1843. tf 2 1Xew Fall d Wizater Goods, -- liE Subsecribers respectfully inform their customers, and the public generally that they are now receiving a large and splen did assortment of fall .ind winter Goods, pur chiased in Newdurjf, Philadelphia, and Char leston, embraci:K a general assortment of *Staptale and auy Goods, Hard ware, Shoes, Hmirpeies, Crockesy, &cc. &c- all of which t~~1ll ozt terms to suit the times. G:.&EPEN NEW GOODS! rND UCREI1 T Pi. decide for yourselves2 SAA FO iD, in the same Budding of Howtza's Hotel.) h supply of NEW GOODS, suited. to this :h may be found Invisible Green, Brown and mixed Cloths ilors' Trimmings, of the best quality. 6, ALPACCAS, SHEETINGS, &c. prices;.Furniture Colicoes: Linens of eyery Plain, Plaid and Striped'Cambries; Swiss-Mus stiugs and Shirtings, Osnaburgs, Kerseys, Plaid )TS AND SBOES. style; Mcen's Boots and Shoes, Ladies Shoes, State. A large assoroineit ofSbawls, Cotton Handkerchiefs, &c. ec. sive stock of Dry Goods ever offered in town, rew York, wlich.will be sold correspondingly are, the extensive patronage he has received ining Districts; and desiring to give his custo et affords, is still prepared to sell as low as canl ully invited to call, examine, and satisfy them CHAS. SANFORD - tf 37 BLAND & BUTLER A RE now receiving and opening a general and well selected assortment -if Fall & Winter Goods, Selected with great care. by one of the firm; in New York, to which they respectfully invite the attention of their cn-ttomoers arrd the public generally. They are also receiiung a fresh suaply of ''aincy s.Fllinery Goods, which enables them to furnish, and make to or der any article in that branch of business, as low as any similar establishnment in the coun try The .l ilinery Department, will continue under the stperintendance ofM rs. E. M. DOWD. whose business gnalifications are too well known, to nced ct.unment. Oct. 4tf 36 Fall anti Winter Goods. T IE Subscribers have received their Fall and Winter supply of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, CONSiSTING OF French, English and American Prints, Alpaccas. l erinos, Bumbazines, Eariston Ginghams. Orientals, Muslin De Laines, Cloths. Cassimerne. Sattinetts, Kentucky Jetnes. Kerseys, Plaid Lindseys. Flannels.S4, 9.4, 104. and 11-4 Blanikets. 3-d, 4-4.6.4, and 12.4 bleach and unbleached Domestics, Silk, Woolen and Cotton Shawls. Silk, Woolen and Cotton Hosiery, And all other articles usually kep in our line of business. FRAZIER & ADDISON. Edgefield, Oct 9, - 6t 37 New Fal & Winter Goods. 1HE Subscribes are now receiving and opening their Stock of Fall and Winter Goods; Comprisitg a complete assortment of Fancy & Staple Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Hats, Shoes. and Saddlery. Blankets and Kerseye, and ahnost every article that is usnlly ket in this market, they call the attention of their friends and the public generally to examine their stock. PRESLEY & BRYAN. Sept.20 tf 35 Merchant Tailor Shop, UNDER THE SUPERINTFNDANCE OF Mr. G. W. DICKINSON. (Sibley's Corner, 11A MBURG, S. C.) W H[ERE Clothes will be made to Meas ure, not inferior in Style and Work manship, to any Shop in the Southern country The Stuck Consists of French. American and West of England Broad Cloths andt Bearer Cloths, of all the fashionable atnd dniriable colors, end of every price and quality. Buckskin Casmsimueres, bak andh fancy colored, Wool-dyed do. fignred and plain, Paris diamond aind fiat'd French Cassimeres, Silk, Satin anod Velvet VESTING S, Plain and Fignred do. Quilted Merino, rich Persianm and Cashmere Vestings, Marseilles, Swansdown and Valencia Vestin gs, All of which, will be sold by the Pattern. or made up to measure, warranted to fit, or noasale. ALSo, Stocks, Scarfs, Cravats, Cravat Stifieners. Bosoms, Colinirs, Gloves. Suspenders, Pocket Han~dkejrchief., Merino and Cotton Shirts, Drawers, Hose. Together with a veneral assortment of Ti/ors' Trimmings, Wh'/olesale or Retail. WM KETCH.IM & Cu. Hamnbnrg, Oct 7, 1P43. . l1t 37 WM. KETCH a.M & COa W HIOLE$ALE~ AND RETAIL DElL RS, In Anmcrican, F~rech~ and English FA(CY A.%O eTAplE D RY G 00D S. SILK, LEGIIOLN AND STRAW BONNETS, CARPETS, MATTING & OIL CLOTH, DUTCH BOLTING CLOTH. &c. &c. Sibley's Corner; liumbumrg, Oct 7. l0t 37 J. 0. B. FORD, H AS a handi constmly engaged in New York Jr Bostontito ethic himt to receive at thme earliest possible dates. evety. New style & t'ashmion 'of Goods as they conme ot. andt will be receiving by al most every itrrival fromt those places dnrinag thme season. Thantkttil for the past, he takes this method to solieit future iand increased patron age. Hamburg, Septr2 t( 35 LIST E.1 A T TillS. old stand, at 12) cents per bale for the first month, and 8 cents per hale for each anid every month after. Strict cen will be taken with allI Cotton setnt to my charge, and I think Planters will protect their interests by.patronising those that offer to sell or wourk cheapest. - W. P DELPH. Hamliurg, Auguist.15 4m 30 Notice. ISS HEREBY*GIVEN. that epplica cation will be masde at Ithe ensuing Legisla ture, for the Incorporation. of the Methodist Prtestant Mont Zion Church. in Abbeville District. WM. H. K[RKPATRICK, * Pres. Board Trustees. unst 24 - 3m.31 Totice. 8- hEREBY GIVEN, that application wrill Rbe made at the next dession of the Legis ator of this -State, to incorporate! Bethany Church. Augmut7 im 28 - ~ otce. 8S HEREBY GIVEN, that application will Kbonmade to the Legislatsre 'at itsanexi ses sin yan Aeof ,Ingor paratigt o. the Pal. .mtt6 Fre Cenp~yofEgled State of South Carolina, ED'E'1ELD DISTLICT. IN EQUITY. The Trus'ees of the Edgefield Village Academy, vs. Wm J. Wightman, John Bausket, and others.-Bil fur Fore closure of Mortgage. NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir tue of an-Order from Court of Equi ty, I shall offer for sale, to the highest bid der, at Edgelield Court House, on the first Monday in.December next, .the Real Es tate of the late John Moore, deceased, or so much thereof as will satisfy the debts due to Plaintiffs, secured by a Mortgage of the following tracts of land, situate in the. District and State aforesaid, viz: The Key tract, containing eight hun dred (800) acres, more or less, on Mill and Stevens' Creek, adjoining lands of John Sullivan and others. The Quarles' tract, containing one hun dred (100) acres, more or less, adjoining the Key tract, and'other lands of the said John Moore. The Williams' tract, containing seven ty-five (75) actes, more or less,.adjoining the Key tract, and other lands of the said John Moore. The tract on which the said John Moore lived at his death, containing eight hun dred (800) acres, mote or less, adjoining lands of Uetsen and others. . A Pine land tract, containing four hun dred (400) acres, more or less, adjoining lands lately owned by Benjamin R. Till man and others, at the head of Sweet Water Branch, a branch of the Savannah River. And a large body of land, em bracing several parcels, on Savannah Re ver, noar Bull Sluice, containing one thou sand (1000) acres, more or less, adjoining lands of David Bunch, James Vann and others. Terms.-The said lands to be sold on the following terms: the sum of five hun hred dollars, and costs and expenses or this suit, to be paid in cash; and the balance on a credit of twelve months. Title to be signed, but not delivered, until the pur chase money is paid; and if the purchase money be not paid when due, the said lands to be resold for cash, at the risk of the former purchaser. Possession to be Given on the first day of January neat. . J. TERRY, c. E. F. in. Commiseioner's O.fce, Nov 3, 1843 89 681 41 Water Proof, & No MirtaAIe I H, L. JEFtERS & co, WAREIIeaUSF. & GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.-H AM BURG, S. C. . B EU leave to inform their friends, and th, public generally, their NEW WA'TER PROOF WAREHOUSE, with large conve nient close Stores attached, is now .completed and ready for the reception of - Cotton, Merclhandise, &r. It is situated ot the principal street leading into the business part of the town, four feet above the highest water mark by actual survey, entirely remote from all other buildings, which renders it fire-proof, and ennveniently situated for loading and unloading wagons. They are now permanently located in this place, and pledged not to speculate in Cotton on their own account, but to give their undivi ded attention to theinterest of their customers, and are fully prepared to attend to the Sale, Storing and Shipping, of ..otlon, Flour. Bacon, &c. fteccivinoand Forwarding MlE R( HIANDISE. tPurchaslng Goods to order, &c. &c. Their charges will be as follows:-For sel 'ling Cotton 25 cents per hale; Shipping do, 124 cents per bale. Commission for buying or selling Merchandise and Produce 2, per cent. Forwarding and Storage, in accordance with the establishted rates. All Cotton, FIltir, &c. received by the riverfree from whairfago. Li heral advatices will -he imade when required, ont any consignmenms made to them. Hamtburg, Septr. 9 tf 33 [CIRCULA R.] To Planters #s.?erchants. I BEG leave to inform you, that I continue the WA REHOUSE and COM3IIlS$ION BUSINESS at my old s'tand, kitownm as the WATER-PROOF WAREHOUSE. Detach ed as it is from other butildings. its baeation, ren 'hers it nearly as secure from Gire. as if it wvas fire-proof. Th le floors have been elevated above the high water mark of the great freshet oh May. lo40. Planrers will thus be secured from the possi bility of loss and damage by'freshets. I avail myself of the present-occasion, to re iurn my thanks to my friends and patrons, for their liberal support dtirin~gthe passt seasonl. 1 solicit front thtemt and the public genierally. a continuance of this confidlenee and assture them that in return for their patronage, I will use my best pereonal eff'orts to piomote and protect their interests, committed to mt~ charge. In addition to this assunance, I pleoge mysel fthat I will in no case purchase a bal of cotton,. di rectly or indirec'ly. 1 will attend persontally to the sale and ihrwardintg of cotton to Savannah or Charleston; also, to the sale oif Bacon, Flour, &.c. &c., and to the receiv.ing anid forwarding or gosods to the up-country. Having a finme wharf attached to my W~arehouse, no wharfage will be charged on cotton to miy came, eithei for sale or to be forwarded to Savannah or Charleston. My comsmissions for selling cottont, wilt 6e 23 cenits per bale, antd l2& cetnts for forward ing. I wdll also attend to the buyig of goods per ordler. Very respecctfnlly, yours, &c G. WALKER. Hamburg Angusat 2, I843 Autgtut 9 6m 28 .Nowi e. T HE Sutbscribe-r wvishtes to sell at privat sale, his erop of Caorn, Fodder, &c., togethier with his stock of Hogs and Cattle; his Farmitig Utensils, and Household & Kitch. en Fitrnitture. ie will rent his Ptantatiin, wvhichu contains aboiut 300 acres of land, of which about 75 or 100 acres are cleared, witha good dwelling and other outl~touses. Hie wishes ta obtain a situation as Overseer, for the niext year.. Persons wishing to purchase any of the arti, eles I have to dispaoae of. ',r to rent the pinatas tion can apply to me, livitng in thte Fork of Edisto, near John Lott's, on the rond to Aiken JAMES TEMPLE, Oct 18t 3i8 1~otice IS HEREBY GlVENthiat applicatiot ..will be mnade at thetnext Sessionof the Legislatare of this State, for an Act of incorpo rationi for the Chturch at Hardies, commonlJ called Big Stephens' Creek.. Anuust 7 tin. 28 N7otice. ALL persons intdted for work done at the A Saw M ill, are requested to come forward and settle their accounts m r the year 1842, eith er by note or other wise; antd thiose having de anuds agaitnst thaeesiate 'of Jesse Swearengeni dec'd., are requested to haxd in their accounts properly'attested. J3AME- SWEARENGEN. rwtaberi tf 38 Notice. AN ELECTION for Sheriff and Ordinary of Edgefield District, will be held on the: second Monday in January next and the day following, at the-following places of election in. said District, viz: Longmire.s, Dunton's, Moore's, Mlosley's, Rochnell's, Parks', Red Hill. Howard's, Col lier's. Cloud's, Pine House. Hamburg, Beach Island, Powell's Randall's Boulware's, Court House, Ridge, Long's, Mount Willing. Per ry's. Coleman's. Richardson's, Christie's. Al len's, Smyley's, She ppard's, and Dora's. The Managers will meet at Edgefield Court House on the day following, (Wednesday,) count tho votes and declare tie electicn. GEO. POPE, c. c P. Edgefield C. H. Clerk's Office, Oct. 30. 1843. Nov. 1 lOt 40 State of South ('arolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. William Wilson, v. Bill fur Partition. Elizabeth Todd. &. al. N OTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN. that by order of the Court of Equity, I will sell to the highest hidderat Edgefield Court House; on the first 3fonday in December rixt, the real estate of James Wilson. dec'd., situate in the I District and State afuresnid, on the water of Ninety-Six Creek, containing one thousand acres, more or les'. part of it adjoining lands of Charles Canter, Renhen Cooper, and others, and part of it being the tract of seven hundred acres, more or less, granted in 1813, to James McCracken, Executor of said Wilson, then bounded by lands of Alexn nder Travis, Charles Cooper. and others; in five separate tracts ac cording to plots ofresurvey, which will be ex hibited on the day of sale: on a credit of one and two years. the second payment to bear in terest after twelve months firm ulh day of sale, except the costs, which must by be paid in cash; the purchasers to give bonds and persal secu rity, and mortctages of the premises to secure the purshase money. H.A. JONES, c. E. A. D. Abbeville C. H. Com'rs Office, Nov. 2, 1843. Nov. 2 ($4 84j) 4t 41 State of South Ca'olinla. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. BY OLIVElR TOW LES, Esquire, .Ordinary of Edgefield District. Whereas, William Rushton, hath ap plied to me f'r Letters of Administration, on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Mary Rushton, last of the District aforesatid, deceased. 'i'bese are, therefore, to cite and admon ish all and singular, the kindred and credi tors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District to be holden at Edgefield Court House on the 20th of Nov. 1843, .to show cause, if any, why the said Ad mninisiration should not be granted. Given under my hand-and seal this 7th lay of Nov. one thousand eight hun dred and forty three, & in the sixty-eighth year of A merican Independence. 0. TOWLIES, o. E. D. Nov. 8, 1843. ($2 12j b 41 STATE OF S. C.ROLNASV. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. B Y OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire. Ordinary of Edgefield District. Whereas, Chares Freeman, hath ap plied to time for Letters of Administration oni all and singular the goods and chat'tels. rights. and c-edits of Catherine Whitten, late of the District aforesaid, deceased These are, therefore, to cite and admnon ish all and singular the kindred and credi tors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District to lie holden at Edge. field Court House on the 20tb of November inst., to show caue, i. any. whny the said Administration should not he ygranted. Given under niy hand and seal thtis 7th day of Novr. one thousnd eight hutn dIred anid forty three, & in thne sixty-eighth year of Atmerican lndlepetndence.. 0, TOW LES o. E. D. Novr. 7. 1843. ($2 1'd] 2t 41 state of South Carolna. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. BY OLIVER TOWLES, Esqunre -U)Orditnary of Edgelield District. Whereas, A. W. Burt, hiath applied to me for Letters of Admninistration~on all and sinigular the gotds atnd chattles, rights and credits of Ezekiel Biroadwater, late of the -District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, to) cite and adnmn ish all and singular, the kindred and credi itors of the said deceased, no he and'appear hefore me, at our next Ordinary's Court f'or the said District to he holden at Edge field Court House on the 20th. instant, to show cause, if any, why the -said Ad ministration should not he granted. Given under tmy hanid and seal this 7th (day of November, one thousanid eight hun dred and forty three, and in thesixty-eight year of Amorican indlependence. 0. TOWLES, o.E. D Nov. 8 [82 12] b 41 State of' South Varolina, EJDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. Charles 11. Dagnal & wife. A pplicants,) r"$. William Chadwick, & oilhern,, Defend'ts. I T appearing to my satisfuiction, that William Chadwick, Elias Chadwick, James Chad wick, John Chadwick, Elizabeth Chadwick, Nancy Chadwick. John Oden, Ehias Oden. George Oden, WVashmington Blair aind hnis wife Martha. resides withnout tine limits 'f this State. It is >rdered, that they do appear aind object to the division and sale of thi: real estate of Thom as Howvle. dec'd., tin or before the first Mioniday in Jnuary next, or their consent to thne seine, will be eantere'd of record. OLIVER TOWLES. o. E. D. October 16. 1843.3m 38 Final Notice. LL Persons indebted to the Subscriber, A on Notes and Accountedue ini my old btuinies. which expired the 1st January, 1843, are hereby notified that longer indulnence can not be given. 'E B. PREBSLEY. Edgefield. Oct 10, 1843 tf 37 Public Nottee. 8-S H EREBY GIVlsN, 'that an application -*will be miade to tine Legisiture, at the next session, toeupeal the "Act to Incorporate the Village of Edgefield." August 23 *3ni*-3 Notice. I Will sell, at my residence, ont the 15th of 1November text, eight hnundred acres of land, belonging to the Estate o'f Ra'birt Jea. inedeceased;a' W! niis TABITHA JENNINGS, -SursitigEectMaiz. nct7 G* 37 . N Monday the 27th November, next, will 0, be sold at- the premisesrall that valuable tract.of lani, situated and lying on'Hardlabor Creek, and well known by the. name of White-' /alt. The said place contains ode'thunsnnd and sixty (1060) acres; five hnndred (500) acres of 'which are in a state of nature, and affords an abndance.of timber.' Ot :the-place. there. is a large and commodious .Dwelling,.a fine., Stors, Doctor Shop, and every. necespary outj buildings, all in good.repair. .Whitehall may. be treated fo' atprivate'sale. if applyed for .iun mediately. P. H. ASHE, For Mrs M. E. Edwcards.. Whitehall, Abbeville, Oct t, is 37 State of South Carotia. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Exparte, Petition to substi Dawson Atkinson & wife, tte a Trustee. O N hearing the petition in this case, on motion uf Mr. Bausltett. Solicitor for pe titioner, Ordered, that a tule be published in the ahove' case for three months. in some pub lic Gazette of this State,' requiring .the said James Bowers, the Trustee named in the will of Casper Nail, Seur., of the legacy-bequenth el to the petitioner Maria Atkimnsn, to shew cause, if any he- has, why the prayer of the, pctitoner should not he grantee, by substitu ting Dr. William ..31. Bu:tTrustee, in the stead of the said James Bowers, of the said Ma ria Atkinson. and that in default of-cause being shewn. within three months fron the fistpub liration of this Rule, an order pro confesso be entered against him. J. JOHNSON. 8th June, 1843. CoxsusborrER's OFFICE, September 8, 1843. I certify that the above is a true copy of the original Order of Court, in this case, taken from the minutes. J. TERRY, C. E. E D. September 13 3in 33 State of- South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN CHANCERY. The Hon. Bayles J. Earle, Ex'or. of James B. Maya, as Bill for Rhydon G. Maya, & Dannett H. - Mays. IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Com . missioner, thatVDannett H. Mays. one of the Defendant's, resides without the limits of this State On motion, by Memminger, corn plainants Solicitor, Ordered, that the said Dan.. nett H. do plead. answer, or demur, to the complainant's Bill, within' three months from the publication hereof, or the said Bill will be take npro confesso against him. J.. TERRY. c. E E. D. Commissioner's Office, Oct. 23, 1843. Nov.1 3 3m . 40 State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. THOMAS W. GANTT who has been arrested, and is now confined within the bonnds of the Jail of Abbeville District by virtue of a capias ad satisflaciendum, at the smt of Perry E Duncan, having filed his petition, with a schedule on oatb.of his whole estate and effe.:ts, with the purpose of obtaining the bene fit of the Acts of the General Asee-mbly,- com monly called the Insolvent Debtors Acts. Public notice is hereby given. that the peti tion of the said Thomas W. Gantt. will be heard and eonsidered in the Court ofComnmotn Pleas for Abbeville.District, at Abbevilie Court House, on the third Monday of March next, or on such'other day as the Court may order. dur ing the term commencing on the third Monday in March next, at said place; and all the cre ditors of said Thomas W. Gantt are hereby summoned personally or by attorney, then und there. in said Court, to showwcause, if any they can, why the benefit of the Acts aforesaid should'not he grauted to the said Thomas W, Gantt upon his exectuting the assignment re rpumred by the Acts aforesitid. JNO. F LIVINSTON, c. a. D. Clerk's O.ic,. 25th Se ptember, 1R43.5 Sept. 27 (.$17 624) 3m 35 PROSPECTUS OF THE Anderson Gazette. I U ~HB Odlice of the liighland ientineL lnv .Eing been punrchase~d frotu the late pro pirietor, the undhersnigned prop.'ses to continues the piublication of a Newspaper at Anderson, to be called the " Anderson Gazette," ilevund to Peehtics, Agriculture, Mlorals and the dissimi nation of useful knowledge in the Arts anid Sciences. The Anderson Gazette will advocate in Pol itics the great Republican doctrines promiai gam ed by Jefferson and triumnphamtly vindica ted ini .Undisoni's unanswerable report and resolutions oh'98 and.9, to the Virginia Legislature ; anid' as the tuost infallible mneans of perpietratinig their ascenudency in the A dninistration of the Federal Governiment. we'shtill contribuate anm active aid zealous support to the electr'on of Jons C. CaL~uoun to the Presidency in 1844 a statesman- of experience, patriotism, talents, and intepiity altogether worthy of the confi dence of his countrytmen, aid eminently quiali fled to meet thme arduous and varied responsi bilities of'that high oltice. 'We shall advocate 'our princi plea with firm neiss and independence, but shallI treat the opi nions of those who differ with us respectfully ad courteously. ' Every'effort will be used to make the Gazetue an interesting atndvaluabhle journal, to all clas se's of readers; and wve appeal with confidence to the pnblic for support and patronage in our enterprise. Terrs.-The first naimber will be issued a bunt the 1st of' November, at $2 00.per annu'n ini advance, $2 50 if paid within the year, and $3 00 if not liaid till the enid of the year-no paper discontinued.till all arrearages are paid ; these terms will be rigidly adhered- to . 3 JAMfES L:ORR. Aniderson C. HI. S: C., Oct. 12,1843. Nov. 1 . tf U 40 Ordinary's Nale. THE Estate cf Roger AlcKinner being. 1.left derelict, and agreeably to an Act of the Legislature. itis made the duty of Ordinary-of the District to-make sale of such: Estates Notice is hereby gi aen, that I shall proceed to sellat~ihe latte residane of said deceased, on WVednesday the 22nd day of November next, all the personal Estate of said dleceased, consiating of Fi'e like.lv Negroes,: Stock ofi-tHorses,- (pati&, and' Hogs. Corfl anid Fodder, Plintatiion Toots, H-ousehiild and Kitchen Fairnlitre; &c. Terms of, snle..ivill he, a credit' of six moths, foir all-sums overlen dollars; all sums of aud undertea dollars,.eash. Purchasers -to give' note -with approved security. This 31s~t Omtober.-1[843. * '' -OLWVER TOWLES. Ordiary of ERdgejid Di. No~v,1 ,3', , i . 40. ROAD IAGONS.' Spod- WAOSoncnigmn for respectful fr iS,. mrstp fnRg9HAR " s UABNET alRROh where? b e 'iIF Jo dJ aikIi dFi rio i s wrk' All -eers tilankfoiz ' .. ved ad proinpily:attended to..f1iesiik all.kinla-of;C(OFFIN on ihand." . UPBIgLSTERING and- ai kinds,,o!< PAIRING dolIeow,,br . cah,oglol, o His Waretoom'is on'Maiket itreet; site Snith-& pJensnri's Warehot'r.." All work'warrabted.. , .- " , .: t. N. B.-As thete. has been several applit ' Lions to meifor: CANING .CIHAIRS, Labid . supply myself with the materipl,and can ZeIse eute all orders sent. .. - n WANTED-Tyro qi An'menalsojan apprentice of. good cha cter. who:ca cac e well recommended, betwein't5&'17 ar of s Hamburg, Oct25 - 4t" 40713 DR. CHAMPIQN'S Vegetable Ague Medicine A Safe and certain cnre for-ti Chills sir Fever in all its cnmljicated io 'iiisibiiri eflectual-remedy for feters ofevery desi-iptiod This ledicine'has been used by'the propria tora number of.years in;extensive-pra'tice durig.whicl. times:be-bpereated solne thou sands of cases of. fevers .and ftom :tho auccpe of this mode of pracice, he is confidni'eItust and wilt be ihe. preiailing practie'iii fever It never fails tO perfoan a cure of Cihilli e'dm Fever the Firts-r DAt. Biious, Tjpius. Nftous.Congestite;'Wi*i and Yellow' -ever, nil yield to theeaselof iWis Medicine, - r" are cured. by:-this system--f practice. in a...a.ster time and withauch.mre rertaiuty than by any otber systeur of practice that has ever been recommended. . C ERTIFIti TES. " SHEFFIELD, Fayette Co. 'Ala. . J 1O. 1 Dr. Champion :-Dear sir, I: Piave Ea' - great favorite of Ii'. %dppington'a Pills,'Ina - until last fall had not heard of your pilli.sou agent has left some in this country, and Ihiave used them-in my practice toa cdnsiderable:err tent, and I can with. pleasure say, tbatasferas my knowledge. extends, they are much super nor to any medicine I have used in cases if j Feyers. I amiao forcibly' anil from persnal knowledge convinced-of the slutary a)n I important effects of your pills, that I um' tremely anxious to have-you makian agent in this vicinity. "There: car be a- large: amont isld here for cash. Yonrs traly. - H. P. LEONARLD, 31,R, DAL.AS Co, Aa, pn',I - Dr. Champion:-lDear. sir;-Ofdt piga which I received front you; f havefo ' for a ddisiderable 'quadtity-.' I think thatit will be sickly here in conseqdence of the:We I ,. spring Your.pilla give-suph general'satisfae. ton here, that: I am.persusded, by myi' nigh born in write to~youfor alar supplypofho kinds. ' It is now kliawn at I keep,.them, and- people vill cozie 30 or 4' uinilep for m Please si lid tnsooif II epect t6eI 'dl that I have- written for bythietiniGbi1 ig is around.in July. . . Yours.with muchrespect; '; ' BENAIJAH KING..; Each box contains 24 pills,; 12 of which are sufficienit .to cure any:ordinary case of ChIills and Fever. Frice s$25. agd i - ..- ..-ALSO DR, CEAMPI! " VEOErABLi, A 'I-1BLInSN, AlT! DYsi9 TIC .PURIfTIIe 'AND CATHARTIC -PILLt. Possessuing four important prperk. fortth cure of diseases, caref Illy and corret coi bIe, one article to assist the efect of a er, foi ^a benefit of the health of iuankin. .- . This medicine is-recommended to the atten tion of 4lose'afflicted with Liver Complitnt, Dyspegisia, Dropsy. Billions habits, Costive' ,nss, Cholera norbus. iheumatism, fcrofula, tuld tonach,.epraved appetite, iornsi Coo dialged, [which is'knowh by a sinkisig sethsa .i o at the ilt of thestomich,.anndice;' a'd- . che anid .sick stomach, palpitation of tht heart, Diarkmwa, 1)ysentery, oy flnx, Nerves affee 'ion Heart burnt, White swellingp andaad those diseases arising..froza.impure blood. Price '25 e-ta. per box, and for salus:by, A .FRAZIER & ADDIS9N,, -.:. RISLEY &C.Hanu, t' -HAVILAND, RTSLEY, CO. *Aggeta, Ow Also, in nearly all of the towns arid villages, andi~ by numuerous country- agents in all the Westen and Southe'rn-States Jnnme28 .. 6m -2i9: AC ERT AIN and effectual cure-fore-Ague *and Fever ; also-used anrceesfnI1l -in the treatmnt--of Bilious Fever, Nauer~nea Debility, and Nervons -Weakness. Thle nost flatterinig-recommeddatdii of'Ihis Medicine have been received from mnyuiii neat Physicians and others whmo'hake used t. And it is presumed that en-mdicine:hasaever been used whose action has been more benesi cial, pleasant and invigantin , and calle4prth from -afflicted..sud'eirers-sne~ x prebs af heartfelt' gratitiude anit .hanifln , raduoma taking'the.Pilts. soot ds:ei lesg~ialgld -Chill broken! Fee Saahn head Free and h'ealthfull.. 'ltresji hsd'ap- - petite increasing- andaimpr'ovhig,.aad allIner vous weaknessfled.O 1 - When takan-adcording to hiedirectioni- me cmaynteing theyjneverlail 'to eme the the stomachor operate upoasthe bowels. . Their aduion'upnn tlhe h'ole ~ytem..isjfo charming. tiatcpersotis are invarilll surprised atgl pleased -with'their kalpid"iiomplete ristoraiidn to'heaitli. .. The Pills arei pnelyand-solej' Vegetsble , and the happy combination-ot the' ihatedidIits a and their propoirtionsare~suich -as-to' piodeei a medicine- which never fails-to relieve-when relief is ait all.attainahle. * - Each box contains 20' ioses (piliarPriqe, Oie Dollar. .For sale by .....~-Agents, Augustaeoga J. D. TIl BETS"~ U Edgefield Court Ifene. * - . *r.,. . W. GEIGER, Cheroitee Ponds. A g16, 6. m 29 I~j"Ntc'i' hereby'gIVs, that I intend goinagbo the City of ugosta, Georgia, in a few days, for ill. giurpii'e of transdelting bu'siness, and shall leaygp my framily. and also my.AgEhtg Dr. 1%ornas H. Panmison wh'o will lailwerfO~tisulmt.. that-may be instituted against me duffoag my absence. - -"4 - * *'.- SA A CTIVHNAftR Oct .10, 1843' . -11 jatrece~ - 98~pr Hamburg Oct.25 ...., f 40