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a grand fair is held, to whicit thousand upon [thousands resort for .the p.urpose of tralic. We have before announced that the mail communit catiou betweon Guadalajara and Mexico -had been interupted. The Guerrier Francias of the .16th ult. au noneces that' it he's been renewed, and that it is in receipt of papers from the interior throwing light upon all events that have occurred in Jalisco. The editor refrains from giving them publicity, think ing it more proper that they should ap pear filt in the official journal. The very eaution which the editor manifes's leads us -to attach graver importance to the derelopetments which have already been made Commnercial. HIAIBtunR. Dec. 13. Couon.-The advices by the Caledonia, re ceived by last night's mail, has oniy had a teat dency to make our quotations of. Wednesday last hrmet, as it is to be pretstmed that they will give a' livlier tone to the market below. Cottnn still confltintes to come in freely. For the benefit of our patrons. we have reduced the Livet pool prices into the ctrrency of the U. States. To some, the prices in Liverpool, anay appear large in comparison to vhat is obtained by the planter in this market, but we have been creditably infortned, that thu actual expenses of slpping Cotton from dis niarket to Liver pool, at the present tinie, amounts to from 2 to 2.1 cents per pougd.. Quotations.-,Ordinat y to iniddling 21 to 4; Middling fair 41 ts 4j: tine cts, atnd an extra fine quality might bring ant I or J cent more. Principal sales 4 a 4J.-Republican Extra. - AUGusnA, Dec. 14. Corton.-Our naraW for this article is in a ut little hopes for any imt provement in prices, when we take into ac count the large stock or the old crop, remaining surpluts its the foreigni ports. with a still larger crop, following close on its heels. The trkcet since our .report two weeks ago, has becit in favor of the buyer, if any transaction in the article can be said to be itt his favor. which properly speaking, is the reverse of; for the last tmonth- the price of every succeeding day is less than that of the fornier; and in such a state of things, a bad busitess snust be done. We had tccotmtt-ilst night from England by the Caledonia to the 19th ult.; the market there is without alteration since our last accounts of 4th, the same nonth, prices here are fron 3.1 to 5c.-principal sales from 4 to 4.1c - fres/'n. Hamburg Prices Current. Decemiber 12, 1844. Bacon, per lb. Iron, per lb. Hlog round, 6 a 61 Sweedes,ass'd, 5 a 6 ans, 7 a 9 Hoop, 71a 9 Shnnlders, 5.Ja 6 Sheet. . 711 9 Sides, 6 a 7 Sail Rods, 73a 8 Bagging. pet yd. Ritusia bar 5 a 6 Best Hip, 17 a 20 Plough Mlnds, 6 a 7 Tow, 15 a I8 Lard, per Its. 8 a 10 Cotton, 174a 00 Lead, " " 6 a 8 Balcrope, per lb. 8 a it) Lime, per bbl. Bceswaz, prlb. 22 -25 Stonte, 2 00 a 2 25 'otton. per lb Iice, per 100ths 4 00 Ord. to Mid'g, 31a 4 Sugars. per lb. Middling Fair, 4aa 4.1 St. Croix, 10 a 12 Fine, 5 at 0 Purto Rico, 7 a 10 Old, 31a 5 New O rleans. '7 a 10 Coffee, per ilb. Ilavana, whi:e 10it a 2 Rio, 8 a 10 Do. browt 8 a 10 Java, 13 a J5 Loaf and lunp,13 a 15 Corn, per hi., 00 a 50 Sall, per bush. 50 it 60 Corn Mel, 50;a G-24 Sack, 1 75a2 00 -Flour. per bhl. Tullioi. per lb 8 a 10 Canal, 50 a) 0( Tcine. per lb. -Cnunatry. 4 50 a 5 00Americian. 25 a 30 11 Iidcs, per lb. 7 a 8 English, 25a 37J 1TAHUIE D On the 10th insttant by the Rev. M r. Brewer, Mr. G ORGE W. CHISTIAN to Miss MALGARET Wutrz, all of this District. Prirnters fee received. Ded in ntiello. Flrdaon the 2thi5k. Mr. an-rrA J. 8:xxasas, consort of Col. ll MsS. was iatative of the towan of Bieanufort, L but for tha last six yevrr t and utntil shte removed to Flortds, lv.te a -residetnt of Edlgefield. She has fallen itt thirt period of womanat's life, wvhiech is moast inerestinag on mntay accotunts. Site wvas the yontg wife oao land husbantd,.shmd thte - oaung tmother of ..hree interestinag childreat r te formterloo~kirgu tolher .for.that-cotinsel and co-operaioa itn the allbirs o'f life. ivliicha her great energy aral gdod senase entahiled her to give-antd thc latter dtawing tupon hter mtater Hal kitadne -s for all those comtforts whlich nsone but a mother's heart cat apprerciste, tand none bitt a mtotheir's htand so weall bestow. Ira both thtese relations, the decensed was perculirarly K well fitted to di.<chtarge thne .great anad srolenn d~tties which devolved utpon heer. 11er .isind was of that high order which enatled tier tai comoprehenad the whole dutty of w e and mothter, with mutcha less labor than usually falls to thte F'lot of her sex ; anda the same intellectual smape r-iority mtantifested its-elf in hser socital inter coeurse. tier preseznce ryva~salwvaysfelt by the interest she imparted to conversation, ii the flashes of her wit anad canstic humoor. Hier linoyancy of spirata gave life and anaiuiation to every circle in whsich site umoved. Her friend glhips were ardent and true; andl her bennevo Icnce antd kindness as a nearh bor, tnost active and uantirinag. Mrs. S. was brought up in the . piscopal aith, and although she was not a communicatnt, we tare permtitted to entertaina a rationaol hopp. that the seed ,wvhich a.pious mtoth-. er's love.htad iinipirnted. were qatickened ito life, and That Gdd of his~ intfnite :nerey and loy ing kindness, spo-ke peace to her soul,-ib thte touchmtg langteage of hiis' son, our blessed Sa vior, "D.au'ghter. he oaf good cheer, thy :sins be forgiven thee.". We indualge this' lope, more ov'er, from the dyitng prrayer of thme deceased. Her last audible wvords stere "Lord Jesus,rye ceive my spirit." A Faisxa. Died, on the 11th instant at his residence in this District,. Mat. Gtoncs. Darauna-ren, ian the 57th yets of hsis. age. H e was a kind and - affectionate hsusband, fathter, frienad and muas ter. lie watS. in.every sense of the word, an h'onsest njitn. -HlS ints left a..wif4 anad sii chil dren, and a'large circle of fribeds atad relatives to mourn his loss. Died, in~ Aiken, S. C., on September 30th 1844, Dr. ALZ~xASDEa M1 szxc McCAiNE, in the 35th year of his age. Dr. McCainue was born in Baltimnore, Novemn he' 30th, 1809. He studied medicine under Dr. S. K. Jenniings, and afler attending otne conmrse of lectaresits the~ Wvasbingson= Cpllege, by thte ad'vice of his medical frienala he went to the South for thte bsenefit.oflhis health. Aft at few yea'rs, his htealth..bein~g much improvedl * hae rettar'ned to. Saltimone,,and. gradatedji 1839. Dr. M~cCtaine was never very rohnk or hearty, hat wvas able ,to &itenid tn the dntties of his profesrsioan, until a fed'ror tyio before huis dheatht. lan the surnmner ofl843awhen he was' int Coinbia, lhe was brounght downa to the very vecrge of the grave, at which timeit'pleasedl Giod to conavertlhis sotul, arid give hlm an evi detnce of hais acceptance throngh the liloOd of th a tam. There beinst no Methodist Protes tNut Church in Columbia to which he could al. tach himself, he joined the. M. E. Church, and continued in her fellowship until he breathed li-a last. Having. received a letter inforning ine that it was the opinion of his physician that ie could not live nany dys,JIhastened to see him, and arrived in Aiken: theabfternoon of the day berore he died. I round im -perfectly sen sible and perfectly resigned'to, the will of his Heavenly Father. Soun after I had seated my self at his bed side, I inquired into the state of his mind, and found that lie had notLa doubt of his acceptance with God throughthe. merits of Jesus Christ He told me that fie retained the witness of the Spirit, which he.had obtitined when God pardoned his sins in Columbia. I asked himif Ile knew where his ;..other wzis gone ? To Heaven, was his answer. Do yoil believe, my son, that you svill meet lier thero? Yes sir. This question was asted him at dir ferent times through the course of tlhe day. and ie always returned the same answer. On Monday rnorning, -about two or three hours before he died, the sitme qucstion was put to him again, when he answe-cd entphalin-ally, "Yes-I do." Until nbotut 10 o'clock on Mon day he was in great pain, bet from that time he seemed to be quite easy. le was perfectly rational, told his wife not to mourn for him, and when his children were brought to him, lie kissed themia a farewell. He was itich enga ged in prayer, and seemed at times as if hte heard some sound. for ie would enquire what that noise was. From ten o'clock his eyes were fixed. and covered with a glassy film. and vet ie tiied at diferenat titmes to distend thim ts if more perfectly.td behold some object to which ie would call our attention. Almost at' every breath lie would say "look"-'-look ;" at the same time widening his eyes, find theri would ty to articulate 1dielujit, but could not. Tiking that this was tha. word which lie was laboring to pronounce.I arose from tmy scat. and leaning over hin said ; my son; w at word do. yin. want to pronntice. is it liallelulah ' To which lie said "Yes." Thus realizing the sentitment exprcased in onb of dtir hymnus: "I'll praise m.y Maker -while-I've breath; And when my voice is -ost in dealk,a Pr,dse shall enplt 'ay my nobler powers." He now becnmae weiler and weaker every moo ment, till at last, about ialf past one o'clock, withott a stroggle ord :roau.-he fell asleep iii Jesus, lenvimi a wife dird three children to mourn their bereaveiheti ALEXANDER McCAINE. Qj'BAPTIST MINISTERIA. CoNFcERENcE. The Conference of* the Edgefield association, will hold its next ssession with the Dry Creek Baptis-t Church, ot Friday before the fifih Lord's day in this tontth, (December.)- The ineeting will commence at 1-1 o'clock, A M. In addition to the subjects appointed for the last meeiting, (which was notheld on account of the iurvorable weather.) the'following is appointed fir discnssion at the 'next ieeing: "Is the portion of Scripture contained in the Oospel recorded by Like froi the 19th ohap ter to the 31st verse. a parable 7" W. B JOHNSON, Chairman. Dec. 4 The Executive Committee of the Abbeville and Edgefield Uiion Bible Society will ieet it Penimel Meeting House. eight r ten miles North West of AheviUe C. [., Saturday be. fAre the fifth Lord's Day iii Decetiher next, at 11 o'clock, A.1. IVM. P. HILL. Nov. 23, Chairman Executive Committee. Se of Seuth Carolina. EXECUTIVE DEPAETmENT. COLrMiiAI 1.lth Dec, 1844. By Hiis Excellency IVILLIA M A IKEN. N ,61.. Governor and Comnauder-in Chief in and over thec Statec of Southi Carolina. "'H IER EA S. it hats pleased Almighty God -V to guard utnd protect the peoille of this State, dturiingthie patst yeatr, and bestowed upon ltit the -richest 'blessiing'stnd -nercies: Aid whereas, it is mneet anid tproper ftt all times to make sinicere anal thantkf'ul acknowledgemnent. andl humbly imtplore the aid of' Hitt whose pro. v'ince it is to creatn and destroy the natioins of the enrth. Now. therefore, I. WILLI~AMu AI~E, Governor of' the State of South Carolina, daa hiy-thiese presents set atpart anid proclaitm the ninth day of January to Ito observed through out the State .as a day of Trhatnksgtvitig, h-z mtiliationi and Prayer. aind doi itvite and exhort all denominations of Chirisilan,-and all other persons of' whatever sect or perstuasion Lo dis mtiss their.basiness, and assenmble thteisnlves ott that day in their respective [Hontes of worship, to offer up their thian1k to the Almighty Gad, the great dispoier of Events, to suppilicate a continutanice-of-his tendor mnercies, unid to eat gauge in such other devotionual exercises as nmay be troper and suitable to the occasiont. iven ntider toy htaiid, and the Seal of the State, at Coltumbia, this 1jth of' Decem lier, iti the year-of our Lordl one thousand eight,htnndred atid fo'rty-four,..and in the siity~tnti year of thme Sovereiunty and .Ind'tetdienc of the Unaites States of A meiricai.,. . WILLIAM AIKEN. RonBr. Q. PzNcKNEY, Secretary of State. Dec. 18 3t 47 .For Sale, M Y Hiotise and Lot in the Village of Edge field, conttaining forty-two atad a half' (424) acres. The lot .i~s itt comlete .epatir, with all necessarys ont-butildings. For .further particulars applyto the snheeriber. JOllN R. WEAVElR. 1)ec.'18 f .. ,47 N'OTICES STRAtED or Stolen, on Wednesday niht thae 20th instant, ,ro, thte stable of' Dr. Johni Luke. livitng on ~thie Blocker road, ten miles above Edgefield C. H., a Sorrel HORS1E, atbotut nine-years old, fifteen hiatnds high, blintd in one eye, a small .star in his f'orehiead, with one or tw~o white feet. Any person retturning thzs e, org m~gany infoitiationt so that I get:i e thiankfdtillyrergived, and all reasozxalefeses willie Vid-. - .R1CHARD 1MAILEY. Dcc. 18 .tr . 17 State of South C1ariilat. - EDGEFI$LD.DISTR1CT. OLLED before .me by..Lucian Butler, .living inear Allei hger's, on LittleSa lude River. :nte.i inag Horse, fifleen h a old, both hind feet hie .'o uIJi he left eye ;.no-other visiblel at thirty dollars.. W> ?' R. B. BOURK11IGIIT, Dec. 18 . im4t KALthose indebtedI to I~e Esid e-ofsRar .Li.Ipht Murirell,deeased. rs reqgeited ton wakeimmuediate pynyatttd nl .lhavtug-de mar.dsagalmitthe Estatewilljiiesen~t thoin duly aitestid. Amrs BIPc~e3LML MURRELL,, d' State of South Carolina. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, CotnuasA. 9th Dec. 1844, By IIis Excellency JA Al E S H. iA MMOND, Gocernor and Coinnander-in-Chief in and orcr the State of South Carolina. W HEREAS, in pursuance of the Act of v the Legislature of this State, the voies for the Members of the thirtieth Congress have been cou nted, by commniseionears appointed for that purpose, and it appearg that JAMES A. BLACK has been duly eleclc4 for the Coin gressional District, cnmposed of Spartanburg. Union, York, and Chester, forming the first Congressional District: It F. SIMPSON, for the District composed of Pickens, Anderson, Greenville, and Lauraens, forming the second ConegressionalDistrict: JcSEPJ1 A. WOOD. AIRD, for tle District composed of Lancaster, Kershaw, Fairfield, Itichiand and Sumter, frmainaag the third Congressional District: A. D. SlfS, fot the District composed of Ches lerfibid. Marlborough, Darlington, blariona, H orry.Georgetown.id Willinmsburg.forning the fourth Cougressional Disrict : A. BURT, for the District composed of Abbevdile, New. berry Edgefield. and Lexington, forminag thn filh Congressional Dis-rict: I. E IIOLMES, for the. District of Charleston, formingr the sixth Congressionai District: R. B. R HE TT. for the District composed of Oranneburg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Colleton, and the Parish of St. John's Colleton, formaing the seventh Congressional Distaivt. Now, therefore, I James II. 11am mond, Govei nor and Comtiander-in-Chief in and over the State aforesaid, do issue th s my Proclamantipn, norifyiag and dtclaring accord ing to the proyisions of the said Act, thatJames A. Blakd, R. F. Simpson, Joseph A. IVoodard. A. D. Sins. A. Burt, Isaac B. Hol,nes, and R. B. Rha, had a majority of the votes in their respective Congressional Districle, and are therefore duly elected Representatives in the Congress of the United States. Gaven under my hand, an'd the geul of the State, at Culumbia, this seventh day of December, in the year of our Lord bne thousaud eight hundred and. forly-four, ind in the sixty-ninth year oi the Inde pendence of the United. States of A merica. J H. HAMMOND. RoST. Q, .PhinCiEY, Secretary of State. Dec. 18 3t 47 Shdi'ts SaleS.. B Y virtue of sundy writs of Fieri Fa cias, I will proceed to sell at Edge. field Court House, pn the First Monday and Tuesday.in January next, th.e folldw ing groperly : The B.,ank of Iaiibug,.S. C., vs. F. A: Schroder adid Oliver Sinipson. a House and Lot iti the town of Hambrg, on Mar ket street, occapied by M. L. Gearty in 1843 as a Shoe Stdre. Levied on as the property of The defendant F. A. Schroder. Thomas Garret aid others at Caleb Broudwater and Scurbrough Broad water, a tract of land containiog one uundred and firy acres, more or less, adjoining f' lands of William Garrett, Mrs. Nixon and olh ers. Also, three negro slaves, to-wit: Mary, Dilcey and Ned. Levied on as the property of the Defendant Caleb Broad water. Terins cash. H.BOULWARE. s. F. 0. Dec. 16 at 47 State of South Carolina, EDGEF'IELD DtSTRICT. BY JOHN HILL. Esquire, Ordinary of Edgefield District. Whereas, Nancy Adams and Robert Adams. hath applied to me for Letters o~f Admninistration, oan all and singular the goods, gand chairaels, rias and credits of James Adams, late of the District afore said, deceased, these are therefore to cite and adanonish all and singular, the kindred and-creditors of the saitd decea'd, to lbe and appear before mae, at otur next Ordinary's Cot:r: for the .said Disarict, ao be-haolden at Edgefield Coort House,on the t wenty-third dray of December intt, to show cause, if any, why the said admninistration should tao: be granted. Gwen: undtr my hand and seal, this 11tha day of November, in the year it'our Lord one thousandl ejght hundred and forty-four, and in the 60th year of Ameri cani Independence. JOHN HILL, 0. E. D. Dec.12 3: 47 Mtate of South C'aroindi. EDGEFIELD DISTilICT. BYJOHIN HILL, Esqumire, Ordinary of Edgefleld 'District. ns hiereas. J.P. Quattlebum-and Win. Qumalebutn; hailh applied to me for Let aers of A dministration on all and singular thoj~oods. and chattels, rights atdd credits of Diavid Quattlebum, late of the District aforesaid. deceased, these are there foreto-tite and ad-.npish all .and sin gular the kindred and creditois of the said deceased, to-be and appear before me, ait our next Ordinary's' Court for the said Dis trict to be holden at I~dgefield Court Housed on thae thirteenith day of December Inst., to show cimeb;-if any; why the said adtmin ist ration should 'nottbe granted. . Given under my hand andisealitifis 12th day of December, in theyebaifour Lord one thousand eight huu4red and forty-four, undsinthe 69th year of Ameneeninadepen dlence.A Dec1 JOHN-HI-LL.O.F.. De. 22z 47 ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of Nicht olas Lowe, deceased, -ares requested to ge -immediate payment, and those havm deiadkto jresent theur duly attested. A. LOWE, LA. BROOKS, Adm 'rs. ~De S - t 47, $~~leiene'd Housekeeper, of nnexcep. tionable character,.to whom permanent employmentanid liberal wages will be given, a~lty his offie. Dec.18 2t 47 To Hire. WILL be hired, for the-ensuing year, oan thme .-S1st of Decetmber, at Mr- ncee's. (Col, lier's Qld Stand ) -near Martintown. thirteeri likely negroes. conasisting of m'n. women. girlh and boys. Persnns wishing to hire will do well to atltnd. Doc.18 2t 47 Pay Up! Pay Up: A LL- Persons indebted to the Subscribe, either by Note or Accounts, due the 1s January, I44,pre requested to pay them smme diatelyor they will be placed in the hands ofan officer fIr cotle'.ion.. JOHN COLGAN. Dec. JS if 47 Bethauy Academy. 1 E Trustees t this institution have again tiecured the servics of the Rev. A. G. BREWER, as instractor. .of.the English Depart ment for Lbn ensuinyeAr, and from th pro. gress maide by the students ofthe past and present year, they feel fullyjustified in recon mending the institution to lhe cougilence of those who may be disposed to patr'onize it. The services will be resumed on the Second Monday in January next, and will continue for the term of ten monuths-to be divided into two ettnal sessions. At the close of the first aession thcre will be an examnation and public exhi bition. The Classical Department will he superin. tended and instructed hy Mr, Gatiav GALPEIIN, who comea higlIly rec-tnmended, he'ng fully competent to prepare students for entering die South Carolina College. The terms of tuition will be the same in the Enaglish delartmient as they have been the present year, and that of the Classical Depart ment will cor epond with toe terms of simi lir institutions. No student will he received for a shorter termi Ihan one half of a session. Good boardng at the Academy, and conven tent in the neighborhood, on reasonable ierns. A. PERMIN. T. J. [Il[BLER. ELISHA G. ROBERTSON, A. T. TRAYLOR, V R. P. QUAllLES. W. S. COTHRAN. Dec.18 if 47 PICKENS COURT HOUSE Male Academy. T HE exercises of this Institution will be resumed ot the secondl Monda, in January text, under charge of J. L. KmnzNDY, A M1. Ie has had superintendence at this place for four years, and is likely to continue for years. His known ability to prepatre for any College, with the cheapness of board and other advantages of the lodation, fully warrant the Trustees in giving 'the community assur ance, that they cannot do better- than to send hither. Board may be had in respectable families coinveniet to the Academy for $50 or $60. Tuition for the commou English branches per session of 5 months, r . 6 00 " for the Languages psr sea sion of 5 nonths, $12 00 W. L. KEITH, P. ALEXANDER, 4 Al. A1. NORTON. , SILAS KIRKSEY, - E. ALEX.ANDER, W. D. STEELE. Pickens C. H., S. C. ic .10 4t. (Messenger.) 47 Wood Grove Academy~ jflMlE uidersigned would announce to the public, that the Female Academy, which for tny years has been under their care and pationage, will still be conducted -by Mass CoatEL CRITTENDEN, assisted by Alisa CA4d4 AniNE CRTTMXDKN, rec-entdy from the Albany Acadeniy. .11 is hoped that from the epi-ent qualifications -of Miss C.; het. siiodess as a eucher-the eligible sittfaton 6f the Academy, and the cheapness of board, thati his institution will receive a liheral share of patronage. 'It will be greatly to the advantage of thoiiesvhs intend entering. this School, to' do so it the commencemientef hAyear. . Ail the braseaeseluauy -&aught fn si.milar institutions, will.be taught- in this. Batt; of -Tuition . Primary Class, - '$s 00 Introduction to Geography and Abith metic, 4 0C Geography, Artthmetic and Writing., .5 00 The abtove with Grammar and Coaspa sitioni, E Mathematics and the higher branches, 7 00 Music. 10 '00 French, 5 00 Board $7 00 per month. No extra charges. WILLIAM EDDINS, JAMES GILLAMI.. Dec. 11 3t 46 Female Academy, T.II Services of Miss A. COMINGS have ..been engaged to take charge of the Fe. male Academy, tar Dr. Nicholson, for the en sining year. Sihe has been. fur some time enga ged in teaching at Princess Anut. Maryland, anad is regarded as well qualified in the Ele mentary anid higher English branches, and specially int the Musical department. The School will open on thei-st Monday in Janu 2E RMS-: Per Seition-of Sj Months. The Elementary with Geography and Arit~ietic, -$6 00 The above withEnglisht Grammai- and Miss Swift's-Philsophy and Cumpo sillotn ,- -8 00 The above with all the hti-'ber branches, 10.-00 Music on the Piano sia use of the saiiae-..: 12,00 Boarding can'.be hadh frotm 6 to P!ipeimdth. Dec. 11 ..S*46 -Edgefield htale Aicademny M R. JOHN -W Lil,,:the present tnennubent, hiavingjesigtidd hisjitadtiion as Principal oflihe~ edgefieid.M~pe-Academ y, thte undersi'gnedl talke gre.tat.plepsprq iaot' y ing-the ptublic that-they 4uage engaged the ser vices of Mr. HI. K. McCLturonE, a gendtelan .vhose qualifications ais ateacher are- so well known throughout the State, that any recom. .menflationi froim the undersigned wfould-lbs perfitons - - - The .School will be opened en the first Mon day in Jamnuary, and the terms of tuition will be regtulated ase.Jeretofore, bythose df the most approved Acaldemies .in the up-country. N. L. GRIFFIN, J. LIPSCOMB. R. G. MAYS, '. H. WA RDLAiW, 'J. TE'RRY. J Dec.-4, 4t.4 T E.CIDER WetNPE D. ALADY or undotrhted flualinecationm Ato teach the various branches of En glish, and als Ausic, wvill find employ ment by immediately applying tn- either o: the subsctibers near Edgefield C. H-ouse, S. CH ISTIE, C. L. GOODWIN, J. TERRY. Nov. 25. 1844. 4t.. 44. T1he Constitutionalist of Augusta, and Charleston Mercury, dri4h please copy twice, and forward thieir accounts to this offie. -. 43'The friends of Saarisoni B. Marse announce him as- a candidpte ror the Offict Iof Tax Collectqr ai the ye'xt electien.' nOc.30 SIf 40 latet the- 1 a -n Drder frem ti OrdInary rhigeliekI DBIistrict, we shall proceed to''st'il st the late .residence of Unity -Cloud, deensd in 'Monday .he 30th instant, on a credit of twetve nindtha, the following personakly. viz: ten likely Negroes, Horses, Hogs; Cows, Corn and Fodder. Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles too tedi ous-t'o nention Also, at the same time and place will be sold seven or eight hundred acres, of Pki Land, belonging to said Estate, on whiel. there is a beautiful situation, and adjoin inn lends of James Swearengen on the South, Rainey and. Pressley on the North, and the Widow Swea rengen, on the West, on one aind two years credit, with equal instalments. Note and approved personal security will be reqired in all instances,'except for sums of and under five dollars cash. And a morigage of the land to secoro the purchase money, if required. JOHN CLOUD. HENRY SIVEARENGEN. jExec is. Dec. I I 3t 46 ILEGISIENTAL HEAD QUARTERS, December 2nd, 1844. A Court Aturtial is hereby ordere to convene at the Regimenpd Parade Ground of the 9th Regiment fnu Satanday 'the 26th inst., at '1 o'clock, A. M. The Court will be comp (dotfhe .following inembersve. ohne B1. Holmes. Regimental . Advo. cate-Capt. B. T. Mitinsf*.r dent'; Capts. Cofer and-BIRkrell. Lieuts. Josiah Perrin and Joseph Ruimils, Members; Lient. David Seigler awul-Etisin'Wilh'an Bloeker. Supernn merarier, The Commandants afCompanies respect ively. will have lull azid complete returns of all defaulters in Mihtia'-and Patrol duty, and present all other case tii Court of which it has cognizance, and firuisk it with evidence of warning. ... By order of Col. G. CHIEATIIAM1, J.F. C. SrTTL'Adj'nt.9th Reg'nt., .. C. M Dec. 7 4t 46. $State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Eliza Ruashton, Applicant, vs. Elizabeth Rushton, aud others, Defendants. B T an order froi John Hill, Ordi ILa y of the District aforesaid, I yligOro ceed to sell at Edgefield Court IbHouse, on, the first Monday in January. the lands 'beloiugn to the Estate of'Joseph Itushton, deceasied, sit uate in said Djistict, on the waters of Cufee town Creek waldri oft Stephen', Ceek and Savannah River, coitaining two. Bundred and thirty acres, more or less, bounded by lands be loging to Thomas Cheatham on the North, Nathan Rushton (n theWest, Dr. Wilson on the South, William Rushton and Mrs. Mary Moore o the East. Sold ona credit of twelve mouths. Purchasers to-give bond and appro. ved.personal security'and a mortgage of- the premises to the Ordinary, to secure the pur chase money. CAsts to e. paid in cash. If. BOUILWARE, A. .ii. Dec.5 ...5t 46 tan'b* For Sale. I will sellat Edgefield Court House. on the first Monday iu.January next,'die following stracts of land of the E;state of .Mrs., Saa Stark, deceased, eighteen hundred and :.fleen acres, on yvaters of Halfway .Swamp andsig Cre.k; d"iOed in the folklwng three tracts; Sract No. 1, containing five. hundred and seventy acres, adjoining of lands of Burnet, Adaims, Lewis, and tract No. 2. Trael No. 2, adjoining lands of William Walton and Samuel Webb, and on the two other sides by No. 1, contaning six I undred od thirty acres. - JACt lp. -2. adjoining lan4. of.AilI4n miaris,-and on all other siSle by No. I and 2, being'the sortahwdsterin pat 6if tfe above sur v59<e'il ii ana tract of two hundred and twenty acres, on Shaw's Creek, adjoining lands of Purvis and otherp. The Crouch tract of land of two huindred acres, adjoining of lands of J. B. Smith, Josiah Padget, and Smith aind Ma.s. -Alleof ifi above Wvill be sold on a credit 'of one, twp~and thiree.years, with interest after the firstyear. - Also, the Beaver Pond tract of forty-five acres, adjoining lands of Dr. Fouk,-Son. apd others, on a credit of one year. Notes with two good securities aiid a mort gage of the premises will be required, to secure the payment for thre abqve lands. J. B. S.WITH, Trustee. Dec. 4 4t 45 . ' Notice. Yan order from John Hill, Esq. Ordinuary, of Edgefield District, I shall proceed -to sell at the late residence of Sarah 'Martin, tde6 ceased, on Tuesday. the seventh day of January next, fifteen likely Negroes, on a credit mwtil the first day of January following. Purchasers will be required to give note with two approxed securities. The property not changed- until the terms aro complied with, and if re-sold at the former purchasers risk. JOHN F. MARTIN, Audmior. Dec. 11 -4t 46 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTR&CEI. IN ORDINARY.' :Sarah Raitord, Applica..t, : s. William Raiford and others, Defendants. IT~ appeariiig to miy satisfactie~n,.-that -. Willitam Raiford, T.homas -Raiford,' -Robert Raiford, James 'Raiford, Mehlechi RaiToid, and Elizatieth, wife tf John3J. Wimberly, and the childrenu of 1Iaiiei ,Burt, tJe names and number of said. shiif dren finknown, late the ,wife of Orsmia Batrt, Defendants in.the:pbove stated-cose, reside without the diiits of this State, it is thernfore ordered that they -do appear aird -object to the division br -saile of the Real Estate - of Uohn P.. Raiford, deceaased,,on or before ithe third day of,March next, or -their consent to the same will be entered Given under tmy hand, at my of~ce, this the- 3rd day of Decerrher,I .44 JOHN. HII, o. E, p. Dec. 3 12t . 46 T HE Subscriber respectfully infonns hie hefriends and customers in geie'ral that hishard pressed.for money by JIis. creditors. To meet his -epntras he is fored to takeshin way of letting all.wyho are owinghin, by saher Note or.book accounts, if not paid by lIhe-firsi day of January,.1845;will find their aecounts in the.hands of an officer for collection~ Dec.11 -M.L. GEAR~TW De. 1 t 40. Notice. ' A he lae Fzekie Boad#,iedA sed, are requestied to mgke ipneediate pay ment, as longer -fndidigmen tilf'not be given. All persens having apy dtemands againetsate Estate, are reguested to pre. sent them as the.law directs. A:. W. BURT, Admu'r. te.,11 -4? ." ~4a 37 A numbei& f ' omit WiichAshltie negt. State of ,Mesti. EXECUTWE EPA COLRLA-,- 2d De2n: e By His Excdency, JA -Gocrnor aud an orer' the Stute ef Soat& Cerlisr" I] EREAS, information has, beueen w V: W ved at this Department thata was committed -ba'the body 6f &,re Sims, in the Distikt of Darhlug' onii' ul by LEWIS McLENDON, J MES MT; DON, and another, aud- thatdieait&hs and James haroid the StAte. iNeir fore, I JAMES-4IA MMONiG the State of l.Sh uI f d b jh,4I. reward of TW$ ~ DRED the apprehension a .dth i and hasdelivery aj' Jta W ai i thiu4 1116;. Lewis Mcllehdoniieboul five-f.etlmices high. incliped a b stoutIi.ha 1igtl i'low comipleuidn~ ~ mipph.mat sib yearfsip e ilidenain abteersae. .m of.g:. Give u ha Jnd, andthe SBeifd Stt. at otu mthe, iid#may ow*e sensber, A. D ,one tonandieigbtmavb:d4 - .Ad forty fodrta ii the uixtjeindkyesa .0 tle Independence-of the United/Statei. of America. . J. H. RAMMOND. RazT. Q. PiscXSE., Seeretaiyef-Stitp, Dee.i1 3I Idt. blooded -StockfosbSaI W ILL be sold 9 . Egeledr sg a House, on the First Mobday -Ja uary nt, on a eredit of atfelve modtifs thoQoM h bred Horo NULLIEII J7R. He is a beautifol' hey; bein J3bandsi'i and 9 years old next Sptij. He sei sjred by Nulfier. Se., bis din honey, Alir y, $ciolto. by the.injpofted.,Diomeder hsarn .by Wildsi. . di ..pardill&, g. g.la.by the 4mported horise Crawford. I is needless'io gt linto a - full peligregor Nuiiifer, Sen., as he is'welfkno6'g. 2 The'pdirchaseO will be requirid to Iive Dole with 'ahpproved securties.n . e not to be transfere'd until ib Ier sa efretuimplied with. Nov.27 1 6 Remual, R. L G. WILLIA MS respectfully inforier D his friends and the public at large, that, he has removed his fOfice to M , B. Syah'; ,s new Taetn,.(next 'door to'~r. J~u 'L,r, - Tailor Shop's.) where ie ~Can be fopula dU times, unless professionally engaged. -' H "kes thisopportuantv to. ret ' hissin. cere nks to al those wh~o have favired' hin0 with their 'todeage. anm? he li)es b atid . attention 44..*hatinews, to entitle hiito their mupport .uAd countenance. Dec4 ,.. .. If $Y SOF A.- CJARO 5EfiEFWLD DISTRICT. MitodjIIarns, - -- 74 - 0Mortgage. Simebob Mathews.) - B YT-virtue of the above Martrage;-I A. l .j - proceed to sell at Edgefield. Court Hot'&*' - on theArut hondiiy an January net,. lie. rd 'lP.wiugnamed.negro slaves, to-wit: Emelie; .Jane, Gabriel, Ellen, Mary and Eliza. oki to farsqlosure -the wolgage in.the abmv stated co-... - Terns casli. H. BOULW.RE, s. z. ba Dec. I- . 41 46 .'egroes -er Sale. T HE Subscriber having udeieroiined to 7~ cotinlue his planting interest, will de~ without reserae, on the first Mondiag iu Jaua - next, at Edgefield-Court Honse, thle followin~ propterly, .dt gang- of likel Neoes-amon whoow aresix or seven very I kely oys, bet wece: .the ages'-of.ten and twenty on*g-swenbat good plantation IHoses-i yoki Oxen, th1t Cart-one new road Wagon. A credit sof oher and tw.o years will be given for onie family of~ h i~ile will commence precisely at i4 o clipck, in front of the Coart Hnse. 4 --8. W. KENNERiI - Dec'.11 3t 48 AUGUS'PA; GEQX[4.. -coiNER OF BRLOAD. Dlt 5& P o TRKET The miost'ceutral locationsn thereity.r cently puit'sa:&."r rate gowii~ a itk- enany improvements. '. - -. ' 0Th. ufice ol' ,t|.ieville.-8. C.,Sa vannah, fiacon and. Floyia Sa6Lnrtg at thia hous. - ti~L~ D4NlEL.ML R, Preor. .late ordh'e Ele ad PhIenir Dec.l1 (os. teCheese, &Ct *j~PI~est CH*EESE, .. 201a.Goge EN. CQT TRs superior' draiplcor fsam.siy use; *6A0e f superine Chewi -Tiaaco a Oiars. - n e n a Jot orZ ftP N ( t .For sake by 1Oct.30 B ~ hU LI 'ANAWAY . ;ji Su ~e, an .pete ep Sqlhoe-nhkIaj - businessa call ~ tTaa. ly person that wil n -sa Tosr to m ln or the Edgeied2f sb7 l be reware wnf dhesaino( SizdQter Cents. - . L., GEAW3Y - 3 st Received. - - DOBIlL8WIlIlE PUITTO 0o botes. Spermn Candles, - 60. do.5 Extra and No.l1 ap 20 hal gmdr. bbl.. No.1 Ma (bec - '~eaas~b odfisk. 2 eases r uristard..(estra, Fot ow by.. -.~ hTle friendrf D( a 8 C n dcl isas.a'candidate firT Colleefor,4at'thu ensiing electio. Nov.& ' n ' k4