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Eiecutors Sale. W ILL be sold at the late residence of VT Daniel Brunson, sear.. deceased,. on Monday the 18th of December next, the following Tracts of Lacd, viz: Tram. No, 1. Containing four hundred and sixty-seven (467) acres, bouuded on the north by lands of Malacki Bronson, on the east by lands of Samuel W illiams and Caleb Tally; on the west, by lands of Sandy Burkhalter, and tract No. 2. Tract No. 2. Containing three hundred and sixty-five (365) acres, situate on both sides of Beaverdam Creek, hounded on the north, by No. 3; on the east, by No. 1; south, by Caleb Tally and Tandy Burkhalter; on the west,hy Wyatt Holmes. Tract No. 3. Containing five hundred and ninety-two (592) acres, bounded on the north, by John Wash; east, by Mrs. C. Brunson; south. by No. 2; west, by Wyatt Holmes and Amos Holmes. Plats of which will be exhibited on the day of sale. ALSO 35 IEGROES; The most of which are very likely, and amongst them are a very good Plantation Smithland Shoe-maker, and rough Car . penter. ALSO. The stock of Horses and Mules, Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs, and the present crop, consisting of about sixty bales of Cotton, some twelve to fifteen huntred bushels of Corn, forty or fifty stacks of Fodder, seve ral stacks of Oats, Plantation and Black smith's Tools. &c. Terms of sale will be, for all sums of and under Ten dollars cash, all over Ten dollars, credit of twelve months. Purchasers giving note with approved securities. W. BRUNSON. D. D. BRUNSON. Ex'rs. Nov. 15. 1843 5,42 Notice. R ANAWAY from the subscriber, th' 1th inst., my boy TUTT, he is about 18 or 20 years of age, slim made. long legs. and tol erable tall, walks rather stiff and warlling. by having the Rheutnatiste in his hips; his aptet rel not exactly known, when he went o lihe had on white homespun clothes, a satinet pair of pantaloons, a black fur hat, .a pair of boots. footed. almost new. He is suppossed to have carried off a bay Horse. and waggon saddle and bridle, belonging to Wtn. Holmes; the Horse lasa large blaze in his face, some of his hind feet white, if not all, has on three shoes, one oil' behind. Said boy made a start once before, and when taken up he had in his.possession a free paas written by himself, stating that he knil permission to hire his own time, and called his name John; I have do doubt but that he has a similar one with him, written by himself or some white person. He is my carriage driver and hostler, and wasborn and raised in the fan. ily. I am not aware of his direction, but iave reason to believe he has bent his course for a free State. Any person apprehending said boy and putting him inJail, or delivering him to the subscriber, living on Scott's Road, 12 miles west of Edgefield C. H., S.C., will be liberally rewarded, and all reasonable expenses paid. WYETT HOMES. Letters addressed to Cold Spring P. Office, Edgefield. S, C., wtll be promptly attended to. -Novr.22 3t 43 Greenwood Academies, W E havet he pleasure ofiifornin nur friends and the public generally. that the following arrangements have been made in these Institutions for the onsuing year. The Classical and English %late Department will be conducted by Mr. JAMES H. GLEs. The Female Department by Mi's S LoUIsA RIcUARDsON. The Musical Department by Miss Macia The Scholastic year will be divirled itnto two Sessions of five months each.-The first Session commencing otn the first Moinday in January ; the Second on the second Monday in July. Students will he admitted at any time during a Session, but will be bound to continue until the close of that Session , and wvill he chargeable with, at least, one Quarter's Tui tion. No applicant cati enter the English .or Classical Department, unless he have a certi ficate of good moral character. Rates of Tuitioa per Session. In the Classical anad English Male Deopartment from $6ti S18 00t In the Female Department, " 6 "12 00 In the Musical Department, 20 00) For the use of the Piano, 2 (00 For Contingencies in each Department. 50) Toition-per Session, payable in advance.. Board. $S 00 per month. A- WVALLE.R. T. CHIEATHAM, S. 0 SUL LIVAN, T. B.BYRD. -GEO. WV CURTISS, 'WM. N. BLAKE. Trustees. Novr. 22. 4t 43 -Head Quuarterms. 1st Divisos. 8. C. MLTIvA, Edgefield, Novr. 8, 1843 J H. CRESWELL, W. B. THOMP e. SON, and WM. A. HARRIS, having been appointed atnd commissioned Aides-de Camp to the Major General, & M. R. SMIT H, Division Paymaster, each with. a rank of Ma jor, wvill be obeyed and respected accorditngly. By order of Maj. Gen. M. L. BON H AM. J. L. ORR. Division AdjfL. Gen'1. Novr. 15 St 42 - State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. .IN EQUITV. Exsparte, Petition to substi Dawson Atkinson & wife, Lute a Trustec. ObN hearing the petition in this case, on ~Pmotion of Mur. ~Bauskrett. Solicitor for pe titioner, Ordered, that a Rule be published in the above case for three months. in some pub lic Gazette of this State, reqjuiring~ the said James Bowers, the Trustee named an the will of Camper Nail, Sear., of the legacy bequeath ed to-h petitioner Maria Atkinson. to shew cause, if any :hehbas, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted, by substitit ting Dr. William M. Burt, Trustee, in the stead of the said James Bowvers, of the said Ma ria Atkinson, and that in default of catuse heing shewn, within three months from the first pub - lication of this Rule, ar. order pro confesso be entered against him. 8hJune, 1843., Couattssrossa's OFFICE. Icerify hatSeptember 8,1843. I erif tatthe above is a true copy of the origitit Order of Court, in this case, takein from-the minutes. -s... J. TERRY. C.Ea. E D. September 13 - 3m 33 A LL Persons indebted to the subscribers by note or account,-due the first of January 1843. are req.:ested to come forward and pay up, as logrindulgence cannot be- wen. logrFRAZIER &r ADBISON. .. r NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS! U.AWIR&LLED. IND)UCE.J1E'T - Read and. reflect? then decide for yourselves: CHARIES SANFOk, (At the NEW CASH STORE, in HhAzuno, in the same Building of HuNTEa's Hotel.) -AS Opened, and is now receiving. a fresh supply of NEW GOODS, suited to this and the a proaching Season, among which nay be found ampAD 4 reiTS, ? 4 & T Wool and piece dyed Black. Blue, Olive and Invisible Green. Brown and mixed Cloths - A great variety of Cassimeres. Vestings. and 'Tailors' Trinnings, of the best quality. PRINTS, DeLAINS, BOMBAZINES, ALPACCAS, SHEETINGS, &c. English. French and American Calicoes, at all prices; Furniture Calicoest Linens of eyery fabric; Cotton and all Wool Flannels; Colored, Plain, Plaid and Striped Cambrie-s; Swiss Mlus ilns; a great variety of Brown and Bleeched Sheetings and Shirtings, Osnaburgs.Kerseys, Plaid and Plain Linseya, Blankets. &c. HATS, CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES. Aggood supply of Hats, best quality and latest style; Men's Bouts and Shoes, Ladies Shoes. The above at as low prices as can be had in tbe State. A large assortment of Shawls, Cotton Wool and Merino. Shirts. Drawers. Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, &c. &c. The above comprising by far the most extensive stock of Dry Goods ever offered in town, having been purchased for cash in the eity of New York, which will be sold correspondingly cheap. 9T The subscriber acknowledges with pleasure, the extensive patronage he has received from the trading community of this and the adjoining Districts: and desiring togive his eutoa mers, at all times, every advantage that the market affords, is still prepnared to sell aslnt as can be had in this country. Purcha~ers are respectfully invited to call, examine. and -ntisfy them. selves. CHAS. SANFORD Hamhurg. October 7 . tf 37 EDGEFIELD 1Ii~snln '. TI AXREAD TAITS! L COVA R, respectfully informs the citi-Ch a e t an E r L . zens of Edgefield, and the adjoining dis- C heap er ha e e tricts, that he has on hand. a great variety o down their stick of well articles or SELECI' A U 4OP, 1' 1 R E., atthelowest possitte prices. TWiey will out eicu all of which has been manufactured at his esta- merate articles, but assure chime that will love. blishne'nt, of the best niaterials, and by first them with it call of a saving of 33 per ce-t. rate workmen. which he will dispose of at the As times are bard, and a Dollar saved. is Hatnburg and Aitusta prices. Dollar made. those who are in want oIGo..ds Roofing & Guttering would do well tc five us it call, prior to ibsi done with neatness and despatch, at the Ham- purchasing elsewhere, and we assure them ile burg and Angusta price. will not be disappointed. Persons wishing to supply themselves with J. COHN. & CO. TIN WARE, would do well to call and exa- At te Cheap Cash Stare, Edgeji'/d C. H. mine his stock, previous to a pplyitug elsewhere, Novr. 22 3t 4: as they will obtain as great bargaiis as can be obtained at any similar manufactory in the Edg('field i:a1c Academy Southern country. E uidersigieil Tense' beg leave Oct 11 if 37 the patrons of'this Institution nt the puiblic general. that they have r".-etngage, Fall and W inter Goods. the services of Mr. JOHN W. LESLEY. r4 r H E Subscribers have received their Fall the ensuing year. The Acaemic year will Is and Winter supply of divided into 1a0 oessions cuE (le mouths each Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, the first heginning in the fir-u .nndly in in CoNsIsTING or nary next; andthe termsofTuition will beth French, English and American Prints, sauie as the present year. Alpaccas. Merinos, Bumbazines. L GRIFFI, Eariston Ginghams. Orientals, Muslin De R. ;. M B, Lamies, Cloths. Cassineres, Sattinetts, F. H. WARDLAW. Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys, Plaid Lindsey., J TERRY, Flannels.S-4, 9.4. 11)4. and 11-4 Blankets, Trustees. 3-, 4.4. 6.4, and 12.4 bleach and unbleached November 16. 1B43. im 43 Demnestecs, & ela nlq Silk, Wonlen and Cotton Shawls. Silk, Wonolen and Cotton Hosiery, Hadw r e aud 'uilery. And all other articles usually kep' in our JI ST recevid. aoi the ' av. dire line of business. V rr the Ilatctore. am the North, an FRAZIER & ADDISON. from England, a liaeieihe and well ssirlc Edgefield. Oct 0. 6t 37 stock if New Fall & Winter Goods. Hardware, Cutlery, &c. P I1 lE Snbscribers are now receiving and tnsurpassed by ny estailliis,.ui in the .noou R opening their Stock of Fall and Winter era country. whicl we ff'-r Gtr sale Wlielr Goods; Comprising a complete assortment of or Retail, at secod door (brick buildiiog) fri Fan y & Stape Dry Goods, corerfCereand Mecersreets. W Fardware, Ctay DrH a heavy invoices on the way froi E ad Saddle, ty. Blankets and Kerseys, and rope in the shi , Trt'un. Amon our aril alimost every article that is usually ket in this American, English tnd Swedes IRON, assot market, they call the attention of their friends edsize and the public generally to examine their stock. Ameron best Cos Eli PRESLEY & BRYAN. Aeia emiiaiIEmlsiSelo Sept.E 2& BRYAN sizes. and sorts. lllister.'d a aid Spring Stet, Sept.2G tf 35 Band. Sheet, and Hoop i. assorted sizes, New Fall & Winter Goods. Cut Nails,2i40d Spikes 4 to6 in., Wroug T H E Subscribers respectfully inform their Nails, all sizes, cistomers. and the public generally Cast Steel and Crown flauea. that thev are now receiving a large and splen. Led. Collie' Axes.:tdze, Chisels & ouge slid assortment ofill nd winter Goods, pur- Mill Irons, full assiruint. chased in Newv York. Phiilndelphia. arid Char- AvlVcs in.ivdjlo mt et~ leston. emibracingM a poneral assortent of Hia he mdhreSn-Nis staple and Fancy Goods, WgnB~s rc-(trnWo ce [lard ware-, Shoes, H ats. G roceries. Crockesy, ateKnesnd-'ikPuadPik &c. &c-. all of whiche they will sell 00 terms to Kiv, suit the times.Milcesci.bn id1-tiSa , G. L. & E. PENN: o'sadIitesCrpnrsPlissu Sept. 27, tf 35 ~ Hnei-s BILAND & BUT I.LEII Gieseme.3aeltae oto o~ i A RE now rerceiving ancd opening a geneeral ic~us tnd well selected assortmetif '( a pddailSoesPruge.LgCei Fall & W~inler Goods, Gns Selected wvith g ret ere, by otne of the firm, inrilaserecelofsllolira Newv Yocrk, to wivbch the'y respecftfully inv its e sIeoiii icrlieiht-wllbse the attention oftuheir cuistmers and the public lwb getm-rially They are also haeceivmg a rfresh4 suapply of Fancy .?Ptlinery Goods,JYrcauTilr5o which enablhes themt t, fuirnishi, and mnke tei or- UmatTt.~PtiT'fA~~O dler ancy article ine thait brach of busieiss. as low as any similar establishncent in the conen- M-..W.iC I 0 . try Thte Ihillinery Deptartmenct, will conctinue (ibe oeJIMJ GSC) nnuder thuesuperintendance of M rs. E. M. DowD, IE~Cole ilIeuteeI.M' whlose business gnualifications are too wvell V ie itie'ro i tl ed~o kntown, to need comment..mesut tySil tste eitiricue Oct. 4 if 36 Te tc ossso NEW BOOT, SROE, ofro Ii1nflae ls, BuckHEitSuiscribers '-esphucafulfltecinforor . thteir friends and the pubelic in genieral, that Vsiis they leave entered into co-partnership, aned will MreleSaLrlwtsn ulmcm eeet carry on the above named business ini all its ye- Alofwei.vllteodbytePtt-mu rious brancheos, in mihe town of Haumburg. maeutotasrwreetjttlionsl They will alay kponhand a quan~tity of .~o vNarranted home meade Shoes, Brogans, &c. Pce lu~krhes Coarse and flue Ladies Shoes, Children's do., rioaulCootSitDavesHs Northern Brogans, &c, Tgte ihagterleso ieuto Marness 6 Iragon Geers. Tlr'Tinnm~.Woeeeo eal BOOT & SHOE FlNDINGS. VlK'H 1 &C Ini short,they will keep all articles connected HuibrgOc7 13ht.7 with the trade, which they will sell cheap for WP R T h 1 & c Cash, well dried Hides, or town acceptances.HOEA NDRT L N B. Boots and Shoes made to order, in the W D most fashionable style, and Repairing neatly A eiaFncadEgik executed at thes abiortest notice. M. L. GEA RTY, F~1AD5AL THOS. McCONNELL. 01)~ Octeober 11 ' I f .37 SI .LGHR AD ST W J. 0. B. FORD, APTMTIN .OLCOh H A S a hand constantly engaged en NewDU CIO TN LTI -.Ac York Jr Boston, to enable aim to receive SilysCre,-aitrOc7,lt3 at the earliest possible dates. evety New style & fashiton of Goods LSE l D~ as they comie out, and will be re-ceivemg by al- T IL cohiieentu'-etetiam most every arrival from those places duringthe hsad tI~c-esprbl c h i season. Thankful for the past. lee takes this mot.ntd8ctm irbeefresceadev method to solicit future and increased patron-motafe Sritcewllh-akniha age. -Clnesmet ycagne hukPatc Hambuirg, Set.2If 35 ilpoetteri~r~sb ariiigtu .utOpening. .WPDLH Few Bales& Cusses of'fine C ARPE TS, Hmug uea 5 4 1 S dkbound Whitney Blankets. Negro ab r ucky Jeans. Heavy Domestics for Servants' W bBlsCtoON*IJRS Dresses. andi over twenty -different styles of 3U7JfOydsNerCLTS Brown Shirtings and Sheeting.Jsreivdadfrtlb WM.KETCHAM.&Co. sBLE&g.4ON Hamur, Ot.7, 0 7 HmbrgE OA.2 tfT 4I Water Proof, & No Mistake! H. L. JiPEfiRS & co, A WAREIiaUSE & GINilEAL COMMISSIOt ME RCtiANTS.-I1A LBURti, S. U. [ B EG leave to inform their friends. and the a public generally. their NE WA TER i PROOF II'AREHOUSE. with large cunve- go nion close Stores attarhed, is now completed er and ready iitr this receptien of Cotton, Merclandise, &e. . ill It is stunated on the principal street lendmng ry's into the business part of the town. four liet ll. above the highest water amiarkc by actual survey. 1 entirely remote from all other thnilditngs. which fl renders it fire-proof, and conveniently sitnated tier loading and unlnoding wtguns. They are now pertnttently located in this Edj plane, and pledged not to speculate in Cotton on their own account. but to give their unedivi ded attention to the interest of their customers, tad nre !idly prepared to attend to the Sale, Sloring and Shipping. of 'ot on, Flolur. Bacon, &c. leceivin g and Firearding MEWR HANDISE. tlo Purchasing Goods to order. 4c. 4c. his Their charges will be a. follows:-For sel- e" ling Cttten 25 cents per bale; Shipping do, whi 124 cents per hole. Commission iar buying or wb selling Mlerchandise and Produce 2J per cent. b" Forwarding and Storttge. in accordance with the e:-tablished rates. All Cotten. Flar, &c. for received by the river free from tvharfage. Lt heral advances will he made when required, eles on any consigntemts mude to tlhemn.' teat Hamburg, Soptr. 9 tf 33 Ed [CIRCULAR.] C To Pla.ers i-e .MFercuaan'ts. - I -.t lev e teeo inlormla you. that I continue tih. W it hit)U!i E and COMMISSION BUSINESS at my old stand. known as the WATER-PKitOP W rRI-.HOUSE. Detach- trot ed as it is from ote r buildongs. its letcation ren- Per edes it nearly as seenre frost ire ate if it was tae fire- proaf. The oeunrs have been elevated above im the high water mark of the great freshet of May. 1o40. Planters will thus he secured from the possi bility ofloss and damage by freslets. I avail myself of the present occasion. to re- j itrn my thanks to miy friends and patrons, fr V their liberal support during the past season. 1 solicit frot theta and the public generally a a continunice oflthis confilence. and assure then eli that in return for their patronage. I will use my keeset personal r'ff.erts te promote and protect eto their interest,. crmtinitted to my charge. In du edditinet to thtis tassaatance, I pledge myselfthat .aI I will in no case purchase a bale of cotten. di- oh rectly or indirectly. 1 will attend personally to at e the sale and ferwarding of coetton to Savannah !t t or Charleston; ilo, to tie sale of Bacon, Flour. Fe &c. &c.. and to the recei ing and forwarding of goods to the up-country. Having a fine an w'hartf attached to my Weeaehonse. n wharf'age M will be chatged ein cotton to lmly cate, either pr ier sale or to be forwarded to Savannah or co ChIarleston. thia fly rommissions for selling cotton, wilt be :5 cents per hle, and 12. cents fir ferward ',g. I well also attend to the buying of goods er order. gr Very respectfully,yours. &c. nte G. WALKER. a. Ilambunrg August 2. I84:3 e August 9 Gm 28 le tie GROCR EMII, &c. sin - l1E Subscrihers respecctftully inform their F< hrienlds and the pulic. that they have re- ki ,eved a large and fresh sipply of GOODIS. eta selected by one at the irt, in New York. Bees- Ir< tn. Phtileilphia, Baltimore atd Charle-eenn. thi tech in add lion tee their fonrmer stork. coms- sul 1ruses the lagest ant best assortmeet of Goods .-ver ott'red it this market. consisting in part nat folluw: 40 huds. Porto Rico. New Orleans and St Croix Sugars, a 350 bag, liie. uba, Porto Rico. St. Do t tt mingo. Java. and Mocha CUfree, w 70 hudis. West hendia Molasses, pl JO tierceis Ctha do. tt 35 tobis. New ( Orleans do. bo 70f.00t Ilbs. Baron. liams,Sides&t Shoulders. kit 80.t00 " Sweede Irna assrtetd siee, tat J.U00 "' Entglish doi I 3.tJ00 i-- tal sad Homop 1ron, thi 3.000 -1 Nail l-eats & llarse $hoe sthpes, is 2,000 -- Cne, Uennitane. & Blistered Steel. 00t se'tta W agont Boaxes. I ,700t sacks Satu (baleaichied sacks,) 2,1011 bt-tieti Salt. ite hutlk, ' sal 500 aieces Hlemep ead Tow Bagging, 43 at toa 410 enes wide. 2 25t0 iecess tatney lBaggintg, 1.0001 itt-. Ba.gg ing T wime, ( Weaver's,) y - 150 coeils Mr~aillai Uie Repe, 100 d itmp do do. 0,0 -td sahubtrgi, 5,000 dbs.edoule relinaed Loaf Sugar, cL 3i,000-' " crusheed dee. 3.000 -~ powdekred do. i I ,000 - smatgle~ retinied Loaf do. i 10 -. Spermi Ciradles. 210 ' IlI l' p atenat I 'undles, 5 tierces fresit grotand Ricehe 2,000 lbs. Whmite Lead No. I Uttion Mills.ei 25 hbll. Caenie Fleetr, (chorice braned.) a 40 deaz. dmaing?. pairleer, rocking and k chmildrenm's Chaiirs, i y 7entses Hnmts antd Caps,al 150 casks Steene tiet. (in finse oirder,) 21) kees linpotts IFFF g Powder, 1,00t0 lbs. liar Lead, d 41) boxes WV imow Glass 8x10O& 10x]2, 1311 bags Slhet.nseerted sizes, '2,50.0 pair, 8h1oes, Tea. Peppler. Spice, Ginlger, Chocolate. Cit Seeamaont, ~eAnondsle. S;tarche. Nuitmegs, hintechewv inag Teobtcco. Neg ra Clothis, Bianakets, Sheeit Th'ireadh, ('sttoa n a. Contane Cards. Weeel ~ C~hardhs, TIanks. Sieves, Pieangha Linees, hiudigee. \lnedder. Blue Steene, Coppearas. Epsom Salts. ~Limseed tOil, L~amp I Oil, a (sterior aerricles.) ': Tr aCainis. Filth Cains, Smoothlieng Irns braes-s boundmem redear lane.ke.ts. harrse Bucket.., Pseila, Tubils. Keclers. Wilo WVagones, eeestm. Meastures, hFeathers. &e & c &~C C. ShBLEYV & CRIAPON. H amtburg July. 1, 1843 if 23 NVotiee. - .LL persones indebelted for work drtne at the w A Seuw Mall, are regnsted to comte ierwardi N nited seutle' theeirnsectea mts her alma yeanr 1842, eith. G er by ntote aor othe~rwiei; andt tiiose hiavineg de- I a msantds agaiinst theestsate of Jess'. Sweaenen~a. Ii dec'ed., are regnaested to handi int their acaounts, tha properly sattesteed. - s JAM ES SWEARENGEN im dctober 18 .if 38 W Final Notice. A LL Pereones indebted to the Subscriber. . onNotes aind Accieuts, duae ina my old 'buasiness. whirls expired the ist Janutary, l1843. are hereby mnoified thatt lonager indntineince can tiot be givern. E. B. PRESLEY. Erdgefield, Oct 10. 1843 tf 37 T NOTICE, t LL phersonshvintg deaunds ngis heetie of (Charles Nix, are regnuested toR II preseeet the~m in de form toa tihe seubscriberse. a antd threse indiebted toa the staid estate are regunir- I e ed to make payerent .withoutt mdebay.J EBENEZE.R CHAMBERLAIN. th .WILLIAM ROBERITSON, thi .Administrators. pal . Nov.6.1843. tf 41 ne ens P. 5. BROOKS, th .ATTORNEY AT:LAW. ta| Office opposaite Mfr. Com'pty's Hotel, Edge field Count Honase, B. (7 Boatember 6 ff 3 Notice. N ELECTION for a$teriff and Ordinary ft Edgetield istrict, will be held on toe ad .iaondity inJauauury next and the day ,ang, at the following places ot election iu DIstrit t, viz: s.ngtuuirs, uunton's, Mbore'i, Mloaley's, tl ia's, Parks', iced Hill, Howard's, ul. vi a, Cloud's, Pine House, Hamburg, peach of ud, Powell'a dandalE Boulware's, Cour i ise, Ridge. Long's, aount %- ilnng, Per- A , Coiemun's Ltichasdson's, Chrisue's, Al- fi , bil) ley's, Sheppard's, and Dorn's. n 'he .lanagers will mieet at Ldgefiekl Court t ,se on the day following, (v1 edneaday,) t tit the voted and declare the electicn. h GEO. POPE, c. C r. efield C. H. Clerk's Office, Oct. 30, 1843. Gov. I lo: 40 0 A'oti' e. . d I HE Subscriber wishes to sell at private e sale, his crop of Corn, Fodder, &c., ti ther with his stock of Hogs and Cattle; e Farming Utensils, and Household & Kitch- , Purriture. He will rent Is Plana~siitn, F ich contains about 300 acres of lan', of ci about 75 or 100 acres are cleared, with a d dwelling and other outhouses. he wishes to obtain a situation as Overseer, the next year. 'ersons wishing to purchase any of the arti - I have to dispose of. or to rent the plaa.ta can apply to me, living in the Fork of sto, near John Lou's, on the rond to Aiken JAMES TEMPLE. )ct 18 St 38 - Notke. LL persoms having demands against ta . the estate of John Turner, late of this Dis- C t, dec'd., ale requested to hand them in pro- a ly attested. according to law, and all persons ft ebted to said estate are requested to make o nediate payment. I3 A. SHARPTON. Executor. 90v 8 tf 41 ti h DR. CHAMPION'S E egetable Ague Medicine, Safe and certain cure for the Chills and d Fever in all its complicated lorms,also an :ctual remedy for fevers ofevery description. t hlis lediciiie has been used by the propri- 1 r a number of years in cxt,-asive practice, ring which time, he has treated some thou- a ids of cass-s of fevers and from the success this mode of practice. he is confident it must : will be the prevailing practice in fevers )ever fails to perform a cure of Chills and ver the FIRST DA'. Bilious, Typhus. Nervous, Congestive, Winter 1 Yellow "ever, all yield to the use of this 'dicine, . i are cured by this system of tcaice in a -..ster time and with touch more taiity than by any other system of practice it has ever been recommended. CER'T'IFIC ATES. SHEFFIELo, Fayette Co. Alas. Jan. 10, 1842. Dr. champion :-Dear sir, I have been a iii favorite of Dr. Sappington's Pills. and il last tall had not heard of your pills. Your -Int liss lett some in this country, and 1 hayve d them in my priclice to a considerable ex It, and I en' with pleasure say, that as far as I y knowledge exleils, they are much supe- I er to any medicine I have used in cases of I ayers. I ant so fircihly and from personal toledlge convinced of the sailtary and all iortant effects of your pills, that I am ex t imely anxious to have you make anl agent in t is vicinity. There can be i large amonnt Id here for cash. Yours truly. H. P. LEONA RD, M, D. i DALLAS Co., Ala., April 4, 1843. t Dr. Champion:-Dcar sir,-Of the pills I uich I received frem you, I have found sale I - a considerable quantity. I think that it i he sickly here in consequence of the wet ring Your pills give such general satisfac- I ii hire, that I am persn'ided by my neighi rs to write to yon for a large supply of both a :ds. It is 'now known that I keep them, id people will co'me 30 or 40 miles for thema. esse se'ad them soon, as I expect to sell all, ii I hive written for by the tame your agent I arounid ini July. Yours with mnch re'spect, BENAIJAH K[NG.. Each box contains 24 pills, 12 of which are tjiin to cnte any ordilnry case of Chills d Feaver. Pmrice $1 25. anid -A L.O BR. CHIAi MPION'M (GE-t A BLE. A'NT-Bmi tlitUS. A NTI DYSPEP :SLC PUItIVYJNG ANDU CATHARtTIC PlILas, sasssing four important properties. for thet re of' discuses, carefjidly and correedy combdi ned. e article to assist the efect of another, for the usfji of-the health of muankind. This imedicinie is recommiuended to the atten mi oif those afflicted with Liver Comnplaimnt, yspesia, Dropsy. Billions habits, Co-.tive -ss, Cholera aiorbans. Rheunintism, Scriufula, nii stomch~aepramved appetite, W.orms, Con lgeim, [n hiebl is known by a sinking sensa cm at the pit of the stomaachs.]Jaundice, Head e and sick stomach, pailpitaition )f the hearts isrsa, tDysemntery, or flux, Nervous affec ,n Heart burn, WVhite swellaig, and all se diseases arising from impure blood. Price 25 cts. per boix, and for sale by FRAZIER & ADDISON, Edgutfield C. H., S. C. RISL EY & CO. Hamburg, S. C. HAVILAND, RISLEY, & CO. - Augusta, Geo. Also, in nearly all of'the toiwas and villages, ci by aiiumeroue country agents in all the estrn and Southern States. Jeine 283 6in' 22 : EDGI?[WIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. arles H. Dagnal & wife. Applicants, vs. illinam Chadwick, & other,, Defend'ts.) TI appearmg to niysatiasctioni, that Williasm . Chadwick, Elias Chadwick, James Csiad ek, John Chadwick, Elixtabetha Chadwick, mnry Chadwick, John Oden. Ehmas Oden. sorge Ufen, Washsington Blair and his wife artha, resides without the limits of this State. is irdered, that they do appear ad object te. Sdivisioii anid sale of the real estate of Thsam-. Hlowvle, dec'd., on or before the first Monday Janauairy next, or their consent to the same. I be eantere'd of record. OLIVER.-TOWLES, o. E. D. Ocober 16, 1843. 3m 38 State Of South (arolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRfCT. IN CHA4NCERY. ie -on. Bavles J. FEarle. Ez'or. of James~B Mays, jBl o ydon G. Maya, & Dannett H.1 R -i Mays.. I ~T atppeasring to the stisfactiosi of the Corn -misscioaner, that Daiinett H. Mays. one of Defendant's. .resides without the limits oif is State On mnoaion, by Memminger. corn iinants Solicitor. Ordered, that the said Dan t H. do plead. answer, or demur, to the milainant's Bill,; within three moinths froms Spublication-hereof, or the said Bill will be cenprqoiofssg agaipet him. - . . TERRY. c.a E .D. Commissioner's5 Office, Oct. 23, 1843. Nov. 3 m 40 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN T E COMMON PLEAS. r M. C. FREELAND. wlIo has }e 1 Ie arrested, and is now confined swithbil e bounds of the.Jail of Edgefield District by 'r rtue of a capias ad satisfaciendumt, at'the suft' 'U. H. Lee, having filed his petition. tri ti schedule on oath. of his whole estate and. efn .ts, with the purpose:of obtaining the beng of the Acts.of the.General Assembly5 corn only called the Insolvent Debtors Acts, Public notice is hereby given, that the petIs an of the said J; M C. Freeland. wil be tard and considered in the Court of Common leas for Edgefield District,ei Edgefield Court louse, on the second Monday of Marclitielt, or a such other day as the Court may order, dur. ig theterm,coiimenciag on tbesecond Monday March next, at said place ; and all the Cre tors of said J. M. C. Freeland as:bereb tnamoned personally or by-attorney;.then and ere, in said Court, to shewcause,if any they.: in, why the benefit of the Acts. afore ould not be granted to the said M, reeland upon his executing the assignment re uired by the Acts afdresaid. GEO. POPE,'c. z..n. Clerk's Ofice, 24th November, 1843. Nov. 29 Sm d4 1 State of South Caroinay BDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. I AM.ES D. HAMMOND.ssho basbeed arreaed. and is now confieid within ths ,undo of t8e Jail of E dgefeld Uistrict b r vfr e of a capiag ad satifacienduimt, atsrheuuicot harles J. Glover, having 1e 4 his petiticawita ,chedule on oath, of si- whole estate and eC r sets, with the purpose- of obtaining the benefit f the Acts of the General Aweh (y,edmmou4. r called the Insolvent Debtnts Acts. - Public notice is heiet give n, that the. ' on of the said James D. Hammond will eaid and considered iuthe.Coun of:Cothmon' lens for Edgefeld Disnict. at EdgefilfCoint; louse, on the second Monday of-ib net r on euch other day as the Court my: order4. uring the term, commencing on the second loudav in March next, at said p!ace;.and all te creditors of said James D. Hammond ar ereby summoned personally or. by attorney; ien and there, in said Court. to shewcause, if ny they can, why the beneftof the Aets ore- . aid should net be gran'ed-to the said James D lammond upon his executing the assignment equired by the Acts aforesaid GEO. POPE, c. s, D.... Clerk's Office, - P Novr. 24'. ii43. - . Novr.29 t 4 A PUBLIC BLESSING . *'HE'SE PILLS have lnugbee known U and appreciated, for their extraordinary nd immediate powers of restoring perfect ealrh to persons suffering under nearlyevery. rid of disease to which the, human fae is' aible. They are particularly recommeull to ill those personswho are afflicted with anykiid if a chronc or lingering complaint,.as .therew io medicine before the public which 1ibig atural and happy, effect upon the iystem iy orrecting the stomach and, liver,. and.o;1t ination of healthy chyle and theeb purah)i n the blood. 'hey are acknowledged by the huidredan4 housands who are using them, to bi riot only e most mild and pleasant in their operaton int the most perfectly innocent; afe and ifi ient medicine ever offered to pidlic, 'ho' l who once make.a trial ofte s6ilh Is; ever afterwards feel, .wilting to. be without hem, and call again and againfor more,-whicl s sufficient proof of their good qualities. - HEADICHE-SICK OR NERVOUS.. Those who have suffered .and arewreayef fferimg wvith this distressing comiplaiint,.rill. ni Spencer's Vegetable Pills anremed y at once ertain and imsmediate in its effecta. One sin gle dose of the Pills, taken soon as the head-. dhe'i felt coming on, will cure it in 'one-half' jour entirely. As a ruismed y in summer and boeel complainutsi hey dieplay their wonderful powerse to -admi . aton, anud are far superior to any thing in use 'or these complaints. I n Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,tbey stand iirivalled. hlan~y have been cured-in a few eeks, after having safered under the dread 'l complaint foi years In Hudntua~l Costiveness they are 'decidedly mperior to any Vevetable- Pill ever broughtliby 're the public ; and one 2.5 cent box- will esa ablish their surprislig virtues, and place them seyonid the reacn of~ doubt in the estbmation of ?very individual. Trhey are invatluable in nervous and hypo :hondriacal affectiqns, loss of appetite, and al :mpltaits to whicir females alone aresubject. Tlhey are mild in their action, and convey Imost immediate conviction of their altilitf win the first dose. They may -be taken by ersonis of an~y ag :; anad thme feeble, the infirm, he nervous and delicate are strengthened< bf . heir operation. because thef .jelear the systemn f bail humors. quiet nervous irritability; and vaiably prmsdncot sound healtiac ' * U pwards of threehureud ad sesty thei. rand boxes of these mnestimable Pith have been old withins the last twelve months in thte4 tates alone. 'and more than three titiss tis amequatit in other States. - ' As ain anti -bilious medicisne, neofamilyieila se without thema.. A single trial of thun'ii nore satusfacetory than a thousand ettiflchtes.' Talladega Springs, Talladega Co. Ala. ~ Auut 17, I842." S This is to certify,. that I have been afflicted sith sick Headachie. flvspepsia and Liver Complaim,. and Costiveness for ihe~ lisi:eight ir nine years,.during which time I badtakien, i well asI reeollect,about sixty boxesof Beck. ith's Pills.. twelve boxes of Peter's Pills,.and inumiber of' boxes of Champion's and Bran. Ireth's PilLs; all of which afforded me butlittle >r no relief. At last I was recomsmended to ty )r. Spencer's Vegetable-Pills, and wdll7 I ' i or I never had but-one antack-of-the Sick leadache afler 1 commenced taking the-Pills, niw abont six munths,)-and I.candidly ?on ss. that I have derived ~more real beneitfrom he se of Spencer's .Pills, thans fropn aill the thecr Medicines and Pills that I haye evbr aken, and I woiuld earineatly recommend theta. o a-asbeing in-mny'opinion, the best medi :ine in use for all lingeriing cumplaints, . 'Ki Pills have done .me so mnuch -good, t I vould not feel willing; to be' without them tor iye dollars a box; and ..cannot bist (eelt very rrateful to Dr -Spencer for' havinagpeae uch a valnable medicine, and the distibtion f it is conferring a ver. .great favor on the ubic, as it is a thing ..theutanostiDportance hat every famnilysabould have a supply of Dr. pencer's truly v'aluable Pills constantl on and. cent ISAAC M. THO&JA. Price,256et per box, with fuli *jr.~s For se byL - -CO -Anansta, Georgia. J. D. TI BBETS,. Dr WW..GEGER,. Aug.16Cherokae Ponds, Aug166m 29 ,