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The Alerican Instalnent.-Some ekpi nation is given of the mystery which en velopes this saiiJect, in the- folowiig ex tract of a letter in the Richmond Enqirer Here are the circurastantces of the cast as they were told- me to-day.hy-a gentle men upon whom I can rely. The firm r JHlarzons &-Co., in Vera Cruz and Nei York, and Voss & Co., in Mexico, ar agents of.-our Goierntment for receivin the money already stipulated to be pai by.Mexico to the United States. Trigue m,.Santa Anna's late Secretary of th Treasury, is a priucipal partner of thes firms. With.one hand, as Santa Anna' fiscal agent. he -paid the last insialmen ($275,000) into the other, with which-h wrote the receip't as agent of- the Unitei States Government. The money founi its way into his own pocket, and he ha absquatulared. along with the rest of hi master's blinisters. whlose heads are ne safe .on. their own shoulders if caugh within the Republic of Mexico. Sant Anau's robberies of the Treasury of hi own government, furnished him with ai illustrtous precedent~ for this robbery c ous. Our Treasury suffers by-this finan cial "operation;" for you will r'emembe lie was sufficiendty patriotic to give his ow government a receipt for the .-money a United States agent. This Congress wil be forced to appropriate the sumn stolen the United Siates being responsible for i to the claimants. ACTS QF. CONGRESS. Among othe- important Acts passed b: the late Conrreqs. there were some witi the following titles An act to reduce the rates of postage to limit the use and correct the-abuse c the fratking privilege, and for the preven tiot of fraude nn the revenues of the Pos Office -Department. , An, act relating to revenue cutters an' steamers.'. rhis-act was rettrned.io the Senate b the Presideitt of the Uniied States, witl his reasonsifor not approving and signin the satie.- . Upon -re-conideration. i wo thirds of the Senate agreed to pass the bill and it was sent, together with the Presi dent's objections, to the House of Repre sentatives, by which it was likewise re considered, and approved by two-thirds r that House. It has, therefore, become lav.] - An act to provide for the tranportatini of the- mail between the United States ani foreign countries. An act to amend an act entitled " Ai act to provide for the enlistment of boy into the naval service, naid to extend th, term of the enlist nent of seame.n.'' An act to authorize the South Carolinm Ra;il Ro;ad Company to import certait pipes and machinery free of duty. An act for the admission of the State of lowa-and Florida into-the Union. - An act to establish a uniform time fo holding elections for electors of Presiden and Vice Presi')ent in all the States in thi Union. A Driaking Deep-pot.-A correspon dent atf the Rochester Democrat, writini from Montreal, says:-The whole of thi Canadas may be said to he one vast drink ing depot. At public and private houses the decanter. filled with liquid fire, is al most the first article placed on the diuin table. I have frequently noticed, at thi putblic hotels. ladies emnptyitig their thirn and fouuth gla.s of wine, while masaica ting their food. l'he revenue has sufferet S16.000 the pne' year, hy reducing thi duty on the artirle of rum.. Legislat ire Fun.-A goodl joke is reIn ted of a mestber of the Legislature r Mass. frotm one of the country towns, wh wyas in the habit of sleeping at his post. There was otne hill relating to the fishecrie on which he was very desirous to mrake; speech. Accordingly, he got his ntex naeighbor to wvake him utp, whenever th bill was called for. It so hap[ ened that bill to punish the crimes of adultery ani fornication, had just been read, when b; accidetnt or otherwise, some one trod oa the toe of the sleeping nctmber, and spring -ing to his feet he began Mr. Speaker, have a word to say on that stbject, fo more than half of my constituents get thei living'by it.--[Pilsburg Post. The Winerin.Florida.-Thbe Key W et Gazette of the 15th ult., gives the follow ing account of the winter in Florida: "-We Learn fromt a gentleman residing a Cape Florida, that the present has beel the coldest winter ever known there ; hu thfat, notwithstanding ibis, the fruit tree have not been injured or retarded by it. W. F. English, Esq., whose platntationi at the mouth o~f the Miami river, has abou two thousanid plantain and banana trees and a great number of orange, lemnt ani coffee trees, aill doing well; and almos one hundred bunches of bananas are not ready for use. The limue groves have beet unusually' producrive, and, -from the restul of every experiment made. no doubt exist that the fruits of the tropics may be culti vated there with extraordinary success. This soction of the country affords as fin, a range for cotton as can he found in th territory, and the soil and climate offer ev cry jiducement to~ those desirous of locat ang in a new country." (From the Macon Georgia Telegraph.) :GEORGIA IRON WARE. - In passing the store of Messrse-Charle Camipbell &co, a day or t wo sinec3, we ob eerved a numbec of wagons unloading c cast Iron *are,-- pots, ovens, and othe kitchen -'itenails. - The- circumsianees. - such articles -entering tonsa by .w.ajumt inducad us to inquire .where they cam from. We- learned they were :mantifac tured by Messrs. Moses and Jacob Stroui: in Cass county, twelve miles from Cast ville, and four miles from the Western aty Atlantic Rail Road. The Mes,,rs. Stroup have only one fur snce in opei-ation- at this time, -but hav another neatly ready for business. Tb number of persons engaged at this factor; inclnding the familiesof theoperatives,i one hundred and fifty.- - When :the entire chain. 4jf Rail Rosi through Georgta is completed, and the mitn eral resources of the Cherokee regionde veloped, together with her quarries th produce ofber farms itt flour, bacon, mules of the otbor sections, we shall have a Sta - where. a man can live pret ty comfortab: without troublin'g ,other people for-the -.notions." From the Charleston Mercury March 12. f 7The Georgia Rail Road.-Wc hvs r been favored with the following Extrai e ofa letter, to a gentlema in this city, di t ced. - AUGUSTA, March 8. "The Georgia Rail Road is in full of e eration to Cov'mgton. The grading a, bridging is complete to- the State Rout g excepting 'a few weeks light grading net t the terminus, and a few hundred yards < work about 11 miles above Covington, an I about 9 weeks work about Yellow rive I bridge. The wooden structure is complete ft about 19 miles beyond Covington,.-and th iron (delayed by the.bridge) has near] .reached Yellow river. There can he n other delav, and there are now two com panies laying it down, with a contract ft completion by the 1st September, whic f they inform me will he done. The nel . income for the past 6 months, $111,280. r The Wfails.-We had yesterday no NJai 3 north of Petersburg Va. The Mail Agen %v rites as follows: "The Mail was brought to the Peters burg Company in plenty tine to .hav been taken on board their cars. but the: refused it, because, as they said, 't had no been brought to them in contract time. This statement is confirmed by the pas sengers who came thrugh. - They sa the agent of the Petersburg Road was ur ged to bring on the Mailq, but obstinatel: refused, repeating that "the Mails were no f delivered in ctintract time." This is all very mean and very char t acteristic of 'the Petersburg company. whichs certainly Lord Oake's ideal of i 1. corporation-"a body without a soul. These little nasty corporations that nr perpetually quarreling about popularity know as little of the true elements of suc cess as they do of the plain 'principles e ri ght and wrong. -Charleston Mercury. MAI. CALHOUN.-Will return immedi ately to South Carolina. Mr. Polk's Cabi net does not in all piobability, embraci f any of-the present Cabinet The Sa'eri i fice of Mr.'alhoun to secure Texas to th, South is-greater honor to this Statesman i than all the distinctions which -cnsabl 11 I conferred on him by an administration which owes its elevation to the agitatio. I of principles and issues, the happy con , pletion -and consumtntion of wtvich wil be Ihanded down with his name, and tha of the Ex-President, South Carolina ha i roont for him in her besam, and the undi vided thanks of the South, and of the In dependent of the who!e nation, will atten him to his honored retiremdnt.-So. Car Hanburg Prices Current. MARCH 14, 1845. Bacon, per lb. Iron, per lb. Hog round, 7 a 74 Sweedes.ass'd, 4 a Hams, 74 a 841 Hoop, I a Shoulders, 61 a 7 Sheet, 7 a Sides, 7 a 74 Nail Rods, 74 a Bagig per yd. Russia-bar 5 a Best Hemp, 17 a 20 Plough Mottlds, 6 a , Tow, 15 a 18 Lard, per lb. 64 a Cotton. 174 a 00 Lead, " " 6 a Balerope. per lb. 8 a 10 Lime, per bibl.. Bccsrz.prlb. 22 a 25 Stones 200 a 2 5 I Cotton. per lb Rice, per 100lbs. 4 0i Ord. to Mid'g, 4 a 44 Suagars, per lb. Middling Fair. 44a 43 St. Croix, 10 a 1 Fine, - 54 a Pouitn Rico. 7 a I Old, , - 00 a 00 New 2rleans 7 a Co1fee, per lb. - Havana,whi:el0 a n Rio, 8 a 10 Do. brown 8 a Java, 1~3 u 15 (loaf and luimp.13 a I fCorn,per bn., 00 a 50 Salt, per bush. 45 a 5i Corn Mleal, 50 a 62A Sneck,. . . 1 5al 6 - Flour, per bbl. TIallow. per~ tb 8 a 1 Canatl, -5-50 a 0 00 Twine, per lb. Country. 4 50 a 5 00 A merican, 25 a H ides, per lb. 7 a 8 I~nglishi, 25 a 37 CoL~Umn~A, March 13. Cotton-Since our last. the receipts hav Ibeen quite light, the market ratthe, dull-pr ces have fallen off fully j a .j cenat "tn all qua ities. We quote extremes to day 4 a 59 ; a Ik . of choice cualhty tmight bring 5% oents. r CotnCtnang.vs-or, March 15. willo.-Ourresyiews of the .8th .instant, rlberecollectedl. left the Uplbud msarket in depreesedl state, purchasers havina towards tht close of the week obtainied a lighit concession o Stheir opetatons, atnd the matrket thiroughot -Saturday last presented ino new feature, bnyers were able to maitntain the ascendene ,nd a similar resultalso attended the~operatiot Sof Moniday, but on Tuesday-there was a mori general attendtance of the trade; which prodi cod a deree.u'fcompetitictn for the article. an~ before the close of business fully 4000 bali change4 hatnds, on whicht factors ot'tsined pri ces that htad been' previously refused. The re ceiptsasince our last reach 11.113 bales, and th ,arggregate trantsactions in the samne time 13,46 I bales. ' 7 The Ref. AL.ExANDER ftcCArsE wi 1.1 Preach at Potuersvile. the Second Sundayi teach month, until further notice. UJTTa Mzxtrv.'s AND DEACON'S CONFEI ence of-the Edgefield Baptist Associationt wi. meet with the Dry Creek Church, on Saturda before -the fifth Lord's daty in this month. Puni tuaI attendance ot the part of the Bretharenti earnestly requested, as matters of importanc *Iwill be brought before the body. IJ. M. C HILE-S, Secretary. Match12 - 3t - 7 -NOTICE. W LL be sold at Edgefield Court Housi on the first Monday itt April next. LIKI-LY YOUNG NEGRo FELLOW. bu Slonging to the Estate of George Delatughtel rdeceased; on a credit until the 25th day< f December next, with a Note and approved at , curties. s G.M. ROPER, Adm'r. . March 19 '.. 3t 8 Lost,. N the night of the 10tih instant, during thi PCourt week, a smtall Red 'Poc~ket Bool (with ai smnallmemorantdum book in the mit -dIe of it,) containing .several notes of htant among which are the' following.: one note oi Wui.Vance for $25. one or: Josiah King ft $6 60, and otie on Antmos Bush fur 86. Alst about $2 in small change. All personai ar cantioned against trading for the above notes Iand the drawers are i-equested not to'pay th notes to any one.ebcept the subscriber. JOHN BUSSEY March 19 - 3t '-' 8 Any one finding the same will confer a favc on the-subscriber, by either handing it over I him o .r r 3 .... y .aa eed.: H. Le ly Fifty Dollars Reward. ir 3HE Town Council oflers a reward Fifty Dollars for proof to corn tion of the person who put fire, as it is believ t', the Onthouse which was Iurnt on Sund e night last, on the lot of Win. P. Butler. n occupied by J. D. Tibbetts. W51. H. ATKINSON. March 19 if Clerk of Council. Notice. ,j IP ERSONS havina demands against I Fstate of Anita M. Terry, defceased. r notified to present them properly attested, a r those indebted to said Estate are requested if make immediate payment. d J. TERRY, Ezecntnr. r March 19 ly 8 SHERIFFS SALE. e Y virtue of sundry writs of Fieri F yIP cias, I will proceed to sell at Edg 0 field Court House. on the First Mono; and Tuesday, follow ing, in April next, tl ir following property h J. P. Carroll vs. William H. Byne, foi t Mules, one Mare, one Wagon and Gear. William [. Byne, Guardian of Heni Iyne vs. Elijah Byne: L. '. Wigfall v I The Same: Henry Lemwis, Guardian, at I others vs. The Same: The following N gro Slaves, to wir: Jerry. Edward, E hert, Lucy, Baldiwin, Virginia. Augtusti ' Nathan, Eliza, Zilph, Carter, Julia, Fai f ny and Leath. t Luiter Roll vs. Charles Lamar: Abra 1athews and S.m. M. lirthews vs. Ti - Same : N. L. Griffin and others vs. TI V Same; three Negro Slaves, to-wit: Diel Mariali and Sally, one Mule and thr4 I Horses. t Samuel A. Hodges vs. Benjamin Hol one small Waggon, one bay Horse and ot bay Mare. - Terms, cash. H. BOULWARE, S. E. D. March 19 3t 8 Brought to the Jail -F his District, a shnrt time since, f Negro Boy who says his name ADAM, and that lie belongs to Judge B. O'Neal, of Newberry, South Carolin; - 'He is about five feet six and a half incht - high, of light complexion ; between 15 an 18 years of age. Said boy has two scal on his face, one on the left side of his moul and the other over his left eye. . The owner is reqnested to come forwar< prove property, pay charges and take hit away, otherwise he will be dealt with i the law directs. U. H. GOODMAN, Jailor. 1 March 1-9 8 if t -----. Brought to the Jail - F this District, a short time since, - dark mulatto boy who says his nnir is GILL. and that he holongs to Mr. Job Barnes. of Lexingion District, South Cart lina. He is about five feet four inch' higkh, between 18 and 20 years of age. . Said boy has two of his upper front teel out, a small scar on his nose -ntd also or over his right eye. * The owner is requested to come forwar, prove poverty, pay charges and take hi away, otherwise he will be dealt with i the law directs. C. H. GOODMAN,Jailor. 9 March 19 S tf State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Dye & Doughty, Declaration rs. an SEnoch Byne, Elijah Byne, J Foreign . arid Hirmoti Hnst. Attachmnent. 1~H E Plaintiffs in the abcve cases htavi; U.this day filed their Declarations in ni 5 otlice, and the Defendaints-havinig neithter wiv o nor attorneys known to reside within t. .-> lhmits of the State.- on whom a copy of t samue, with a rule to plead can he served : It therefore ordered, that they appear and plec oto the same within a yetar and a day fromiri date :rereof, or final and absolute judgment wi be aw arded againsit them..AON . .p Clerk's Office, Marclk]7 - y 8 State of South Carolina. t EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Seaborn A. Jones. )Declaration - ' vs.- in Foreigsr Enoch Byne. )Attachmenrt. H E Plaintf having this day filed hisd aclarationt in my office, and the defend: nhaving no wife or attorney, known to be withi nt the State, on wvhom~ a copy of the same, with rtde to plead, can be served: It-is ordered tl .the defendant plead to the said declarai 'withint a year and a day,' or fimal and absolt e judgemenrt will ke given against him. ClrksT HOS. G. BA CON. c. c. p. Cd ksOffice. 17th March. 1845 ly 8 S State of' South (Carolina. - - EDGE3FIELD DISTRICT. e Andreit~Carsonr, ) 8 Guarrdiain of I Declaration il . Francis WV. Ferth, vs. Foreign .Enroch Byne, Elijah '' Attachment. II Byre, larmnon n -Andrew Carson, rs. Declaration in F - the, samr'e. 5eigpi l trachmern t. ,3 HIE Plainitifrs in the nv,- strated cs ||.1 having this day filed their Declarations y mry Office, arid the Defendants having neith :no wife or Attorneys krnown to resider within is imnits of the State on whomr a copy of thre sai e wvitht a tute to pilead canr he stervedl. " It iherefoire. Ordered" that .tlte Defenrdriint 'ppe arid plead to the same within a yearr arid a-d from the day hereof,.r final and abrsoltte jnc - mernt will be awarded agamnst them. THOMiAS G. iUCON, c. c. c. ,,Clerk's Office, March 17th, 1615 ly SState of South Carolina, EDGEFlEL DISTRICT. iN THE COMMON PLEAS. Berry Rodgers. vs. Enoch Ba nre Dee-ni .- and For. At Elijah Byrie. )tachmnen - Cress*& Turpin, - Declaration ir es. -Foreign At thre same. tachmirent. - E-Plaintiffs having this day fil herdeclarations in tIre above st at cases in my oflice, and the: defendat a having neitaer wives or attorneys knot r to be within the limits of this State, & whoni a copy of said declarations with a rttle to plead canl be served: It is ordere ' that the said defendanrts do plead .to tl esaid declarations, within a yearand .a dr from the publication of this order, or fin and absnlute judgment will be awardi r against them. S T HOS. G B400N, c. c. r. State of South Carohna, .of EDGEFIELD -DisTrRICT. Ice IN-THE COMMON PLEAS. ' Nancy M. Dillard. Exermix. vs. Dec'n i ay Enoch Byne. Harmon Hust. For. At. )w and Win. H. Byne. tachmen 1HE Plaintiff in the above stated cases hav Iing this day filed her declaration in in - office, a~d the defendants having neither wive or attoi ys known to be within the limits of th lie State, &-whom a copy of said declaration with a rule to lead can he served: It is then r fore ordered, that the said defendants do plea to to the said declaratiQns, within a year and day rrom the publication of this order, or fine and absolute judgment will be awarded agaim them. * THOMAR G: BACON, c. c. P. Clerk's Office, 17th March 1845 ,IS 8 a- 1%Otice. HESubscriber has received several coo l ies of the "Memoirs of Elder Jesse Mer eer, Edited by Rev. C.. D. M allary, which hI offlers fotr sale at one dollar per copy. 11 J. M. CHILES. March 12 3t 7 Edgefield C. 11 Y Sheriff's Sale. d Y virtue of sundry Vrit-s of Fieri Fa E cias. I will proceed to sell at Edgefield Court Honse. on the First Monday and Tues day foiloring, in April next, the following property,. to-wit: ' Goodwin & Harrington vs. J. Rochell; Cor fey & Dawson and others, vs. the same; the rn tract of land where the-defendant lives, con le taining three hundled acres, more or less, ad ie joining lands of E. Collier, -William Robertsor and others. ' William Padgett vs. William McGee, th< tract offind where the defendant lives, con taining tiro hundred and seventy two acies t, more or less, adjoining lands of Joel F. War ie ren, Turner Mitchell and others. Also, one sorrel Horse. William Woodberry. indorser, vs. Rudolph Carterand Elizabeth Carter, the tract of land where the.defendant Elizabeth Carter now re sides, adjoining lands of John Wise and others. Terms, cash. II. BOULWARE, S. E. D. a March12 4t 7 Is F. Tax Collector's Notire. will attend at the following places, as is sE hereafter specified, to collect Taxes for the d year 1844, viz : -s At Allen's. on Monday the 31st March, h Mt. Willing, Tuesday the 1st April, .Inore's, " Wedaesday. 2d Perry's, " Thursday, 3d Coleman's, " Friday. 4th n " Richaidson's, Saturday,. 5th s " Dorn's Store, " Monday, 7th H. Culbreath's, Tuesday, : 8th W. N. Moore's, Wednesday, 9th Rodgers', "'Thursday, 10th " ' Liberty Hill, ' Friday, 11th - She lard's, " Saturday, 12th a Gridfrn's,(Dun's.) M5onday, 14th " Freeland's, Tuesday, 15th " e I Park't ". Wednesday,16th i " Maj Midl&ton's, Thursday, 17th Vance's, " Friday, -18th s" Red Hill. " Saturday, 19th , " Boulware's, " Monday, 21st " h "Ride. " Tuesday, 22d Raniall's, " Wednesday, 23d1 e, Powill's, " Thursday, 24th B. IAland' " Friday, 25th "Ha 'urg, "Saturday, 26th " n " C. P nds, " Monday, 28th is " Wigitman's S. H., Tuesday, 29th .' SPineHouse, " Wednesday, 30th Sm e's' . " Thursday, the Jet May. Ed td C. H., Monday and - Tuesday, 5 & 6 After vhich time my Boo& will close for the present yenr. J. QUATTLEBU3!, T. c. r. D. Marh12 . 3 7 BOfGTS AND s4IIOES I es ie H F. ubscriber havinig taken the stand for ie ancry occupiied hy Mr. E, C. REauEa 15adjoining Messrs. Frazier & Addisomn's. res id pectfullyinformis his fr endis and the citizem e ,f Edgefeld District, that he has on hand atr execellent isormetf . BOOTS AND SHOES, .of his own mannficture. -ALso - Ladies' end Gentlemcns' Norherna Shoes and Slippers, tIl of which he offers for sale on a: reasonable terms as .hle can -pon'ibly afford them. for 2A a, or oii a credit of three months. Hie flatten himlself. that with his long experi. mno in tle Bloot and Shioe.bnsiness, lie will be enabled t< give general satisfaiction to all thiose e- .who may favor him with a call. All woall ait donec at hs shop will be wvarranted. in N. B Jood 1Dry Hides -taken in exchange ia for Bdts or Shoes, at -tetn cents per pound. at SAMUEL SING LETON. n, March '2 tf -, 7 to Take Notice! A LL rersonis are forwarned from takin~ -timie~r fromt any tracts of lands belonaina to the snacriber. The law will be enforce againist all trespassers. .SARAH LABORDE. Afatrch 2t 7 State of' Southi Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Precions lark, vs. Wmn. )Bill .Raifordand Wife, for or -and others.. Partition. NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtne o san orcher of the Court of Eqntity, 1 shtal in sell at Edgefiehd Court Honse, on Sale Day, ir Or Arpril nextion a credit until the first of Januarj he next, one fHorse and Barouche: and variota no articles of hp asehuold and kitchen furniture. is S S. TOMPK INS, c. r.. E. D. ar March 12 3t --7 -g State of South arolina. EDNEFIELD DISTRICT. A MUEL C. SCOTT, Post Master, at Col lier's P. Office, on the Martintown Road twenty mias from Hambusrg, Tolled before na a dark bay MA RE, black main atnd tail. slightb. marked wih gear. 15 hands hiigh,.i2 or 1h years old. Appraised at $15. a . JDHN G. DAGNEL, 'Magistrate. -March 12 -. 4mm 7 IThe Letters of Fuller and Wayland. WiL.L 111 PUBLISH ED iN A FEW DA Ts. dLeuters on American Slavery, by. Rev. Francit - Wirylatid. D. D.. Pr'esident of the Browr edUversity, -and Rev. Richard Fuller, o: tS Beaufort, S. C. Tin These letters. which have been so heartilj >n greeted. and higaly recommended by~the whole a religious and secular -press, the authors have d. consented toreviee, and prepare for publicatiot in this more permanent form... 1eThe wil be put up in a cheap pamphhel Sand sol to agents, Ministers of the Gospel, amx "i booksellers at a fiberal discount. Orders fo, :d them from gny part of the country will be promptly executeol. LEWIS COLBY, Publisher.. State of South Carolina, EDGEFIiD DISTRICT. BY JOHN HILL Esquiire, Orduary, i of Edgefield District. Whereas Archibald Clark. hath applied to me for Latters of Administration, on all and singular the goods, 'and chattels. Y rights and credits of Edward Clark, late of the District aforesaid, deceased, these r are, therefore, to cite and admbtish all and singular, the kindred and creditors t< d of the said decea'd, to lie and appear before at a me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the I said- District, to be lanlden'at Edgefleld t Court House, on the 24th-day of March of inst, to show cause, if any, why the said it administration should not be granted. ti Given under my hand .and seal, this W 10th day of Alarch,: in the year of our 8 Lbrd one thousand eight hundrcd aid - forty-five, and in the 69th year of Ameri-t can Independence. at JOHN HILL, o. E. D. .w March 12 2. 7 th sa Wanted! h: T HE Subscribers wish to hire three or. te ' four able bodied Negro fellows, for jli B' balance of the present year. .i: Apply at this Office. .i WM. W. GOODMAN. H .M.D,ROCHE. Si March 12 It 7 Plain and Oinamnental T RE subscribers tespectfuilly informs tle citizens of -Edgefield District, that theY have entered into co partnership, -a-.d tende: their services to the public in the RRICKLAY - ING BUSINESS, in all its various bianches. lo They are prepared to do PLAIN AND OR- lic NAMENTAL PLASTERING, ofler the most th approved patterns,-ROUGH CASTING and E GRANITEIZING, ir. the latest style. Brick .. work of every description clone in i workman a like manner. All their work is warranted. at W. B. CHARLES, du JOHN COUMBE. let Edgeell C. II., Feb. 26 3t . . vi tl AND Pe JE I E L R Y on OLD and SILVER WATCHES, Man. be tIe Clocks, c . Se Gold Bracelets, Rings, Breast Pins, Chains. a &c., of the latest ftashion and finest quality I Fine Castors. Candlesticks, &c. Old Silver Plate fepaired and made as new. -Silver Spoons made to order. Watches and Clocks repaired - and warran ted. . Jewelry made and repaired. At G C. GORDON'S five doors below the United States' Hotel Feb 7 3m 2 The Thorough Bred Horse * ye@ it MARBLIEU, dm Bred by the latt John Randolph,of Rjoanoks. a j ILLStand a part of the ensuing Spring, So W at Capt Win. B. May's, four. niles south of Edgetield Court House, on the Atgus an ta toad: He will he let to Mare, at the follow. est ing reduced prices, viz: $5 the single leap. te: $10 the season, to be paid in the season, and $15 to insure a Mate with foal, to be paid as soon as the fact is ascertained, or the lare tra ded. In each case 50 cents to the Grocm jA1arblieu will be under the imnediate care of the subscriber, who will use all reasonable care yo to nrevent accidents, but will tinot be responsi ab ble' for any, should they occur. For further at particulars; sce hand bills. -ALso, Will stand at the same place, a part of his time - the finie young- Jack BLACK'KNIGHT. Termts $3 the single visit, $5 the season, andD $8 to insure. Fifty cents to the groom in every instance... - JOSEPH-. W. DOBSON. I Feb 26 Ot '' S -1. inc State of South (Car'olinaa, n *EDGEb'I ELD DiSTRICT. a Sarah RaifordApp'licant, - s. | urmons 0 o William Ratiford ) a Co and others,. Partition. iv Deedat. J - - ch B anorder fromt John Hill, Esq.. Ordi- is nary of the District aforesaid, I -will pro- (ft ceed to sell at -Edgeflield -Cour: House, on the pe First Alonday in April next, the lands be- (,; longing to the Estate of~ John D. Railbord, de- iar cea'ed,-situate iii the District aforesaid, on the hun Long Cane Road, cotntaining - ---- {hi acres, more or less, bounded by lanuds oif Avory sa Bland, Aitos H olmes. James Holland. James hI C.Snmyley arid William McDaniel. S-old ott be a credit until the first day of Jantuary next. thi Purchasers to give bond and approved Iperson- F al security, and a mortgage of the premises to thi the Ordinary to secure the purchase money the Costs to be paid in cash. -re H. BOULWARE. s. E.. D.W March 5 St 6 u-a State of' South Carolina. e EDGEFIELD DISTRI-T. tin J ames Minor, A pplicatit, )Sammona ett vs. - . in h be t Brooks, et. al. Defendants. Partition. wI Y an order "from John HillI, Esq., Ordi. a nary of the District aforesaid, I will pro. hg0 ceed to sell at Edgefield Court House, ont the dii first Monday in April nezt, the lands belonig .l tag to the Estate of Spencer Mintor, deceased, t"il sittuate in then District aforesaid, on the road "e leading front Edgefield Court House to Abbe- .15 ville Court House, containing one hundred iand til eighutyisix acyes, more or less, adjoining lands B: of Jeretmith Seiglet, John' H. -Hiillingsworth P41 and others. Sold on a credit ntil the first of In January 1846. the purchaser to give bond and "I approved persnonal security, and a mortgage of 19 the premises to the OJrdinary,-to seeure thiepur. wi ohiase money- . be .Cost to be paid in cash. . Pi ..rbS * H. BOULWARE, s. E. D. Marc 5 145. 2 6 to - ag State of South Carolina, nit EDGEFlELD DIST'RICT. w Y JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary of 'as Edgefleld District. . '' . mn W hereas, WVinsonu Edney, Esq.; hath app lied ad to me for'Leuters of Adminiustratio'n, on alf and inj singular the goodlsand chattels, righs andc cred- fe' its of James Adams,: late of the District afore. B3t said, deceased, theue are therefore.:to cite and th< admonish: all and singular, thue kindred-and cred- to itors-of said deceased, to be an'd appear before do me at our next.Ordinary's Court for thesiid District; to be1holden at Edgefield Court House, fic on the 31st day of' Mfarch instadt, to show cause. Jr if anyivhy tite said admtinistration should not H; be granted. - - - -. St .Given under my hand and seal, this 11th day &t of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand niu -eight hundred, and forty-five; and in the sixty; ninth yeas of American Independence. - - - JOHN HILo O,: D. Mnarc),12 - ' , - t R A N'S 1 EDGEFIELD C.4L, $ HE ubscrilief Ia . pus , a~nd' emo one end of theanme, and'is.now prepared to commodate- - - -e:t* Boarders aSN TuItuI M Ias god tdrms as-any --silar eithlsb1Wrei this State. His Tablewiltbe- frnaiadutir e best.the District cap afford, and. -hsa ith the choicest Liquors and Wines. Hs Enbles are large 'an& commodioniu, .aiidsiepV ied with good and wiolebome 'provehidet'iahd tentive ihestlers. He re:urns his sincere thanks 1o-hif d the public, for the very liber Nich has been besfowei' on him, kh1'tris It by.atrict attention, a: continuaeof i me In consideratio of the hardetimeik. steduced the price of Boarl to the idoning ms: nrd .per Month, if 0ill niithly *9W oard and Lodging, per month, I. 00 ngle meal, 375 cents inclii 3rse per month, ifr paid monthly 800 ngle feed-for Horser25 cents. N B.. Jurors, (without- horses,) attendih lurt; 75 cets, -per day. - D J. RYAt.t arch 5, 1845. LOOK AT Thli!' Y Celebrated-WEAVERJACKwilTr stand the ensuing Season, at the fol ving place?, viz: commencipg. at. my use near Edgefield Villae,' on Moiday 16th and .17th inst.V at Callen .hodes, *q., the 18th and 19th.'and..atyewi ilbreali's on 20th .ad 211.; and will be ihe above named places every.kinth day ring the season... TERidis:~ Hesvill.be to Mares for Three Du'hirs the siagle' it. Five Dollars the Season, and Eight illars to insure. The Season evill coa ue 6ill the 16th of June, fillowing. rsons putting Mares and trading, them during the season. will in all-instances held responsible fOr the paynrentpf.,the ason. All care and attention- wil- he id to Aiaies, but 1' will not b6 acecunta for any accidents. -- THOS. B. HARVEY. Wiarch 5 4t -.6 SADDLERY' NiD HARNESS ,AIG ' z. Subscribet tal aplea. sure in returning his sin. cere thankis to lii -fiends and patrons, for the very liberal ronage bestowed on him -duhiig- tha past 11s. He respectfully informs his fheids'and public in generalthat he still continucs to ry on the Saddle and Uarnaes aki ng Estsiness, at his old stand; next it to Mt. S. F. Goode's. lie has on hand ood assortment o' ddtrs, Bridles and' MartingalesHar ness, Travelling 'Prunks, fc. I all other articles 'ustially kept at such an - ablishment, which he offers on as reasonable ms as he can possibly afford them. -Also, IL'rARY EqUIPAli NA Di TO ORDER, IS A , WOREMALIEE MANNER, Ditizens of South Carolina, call.and sea if i cannot suit yourselves as well at home as road. Let us endeavor to.keep otr m'oney homue, and we will have more-to-spend. DANIEL ABBEY. Feb19 .tf . '4 R. BRANDRETH'S PIL.LS, 'RUTB AEZIN T'ONATUZZI IAVE yon pain I . Be thankful.. :It is a Ivigorous .effort of Nature .to- tli-ow off rbific matter. From what may the morbiflo tier arise r Frqcna bruise..or-unwholesonme which lias becomse' mixed with' the~blood, incorporated . in it, but which. is liable. to it the whole mass if not apeedily removed. the pairn may arise from bile which has be. ne bad,. rancid,'putrid, in conaseqntenceof-the *nt of psower ' inr the proiser organs- t-dig'. irge ii. This pain which so frizghtens people 'mny the syanptoms of the efforts of Nlature, r the vital prinelple ofthie blood,) to expiclle -anL of finparc.'anatter, which wvould other' se destroy the- human' fabric. -All diseaseg of the solids orilnids, or-both.. When, we: ye pain in our head,.or in our foot, in:onr oat, or in our backr or bowels, let 'iss bi be, isfied that ii iiiiroduced by. the efforts of our Fad to, throw off mnorbific matter, and if'tbis. so, ii we can but believe and understand s, our cure will- be eauy and generdly sared r our course ill then be to help -Nature'-to. ow bff the morbid matter, nt to ,take away blood. -For the blood, cvey drop teiqass i inred to insure ultimate heutih to' this body. a must nol Lose a drop:'neither wtmst t*a any medicine inter'nallv which are totgsr tjy harmless, if- appliecl exteritally lotito ly. .So we matin~ot use any of lhe -pr~pgi ns of mercury,.neither must wee pse agyve' ble medicine of corrosie potcer. [n ord'er to discriminate between' Trtzth... lich is eternal, anid conjecture','wliil'stiliff ransient vision, we mnast be guided'-by tiie lit of erperienc. To .what'does experience,' ect ? To thme free use; of DL R-SIN- - T H'S PILLS :ni all cases of bodily aulfdr ~. As this advice, is followet, .80sc#-ts dtk of the body' be. The wriai--hi^? ~'' ~d them and lies never found'them~ frll' prigrie.-In aflacuite d ae ' tient will soon be i-estored to.good healthi chronic comiplaintlet .the. Pills tao.,imed as en as convenient, pf whici iiieana the etitet of the blood will be iinproved,adtels ili il be generallyr -brought 'bboati the -disemss ung changed to .acute, a. few large. dsof' lIs ad a few days -confinement to the~hduse - Il chiat-e the chronicalty diseased .ndmdat a souna man. This is no' figure ofi4m-a nation: it .can. bie proved by a. hosand, ttr-of-fiaet :maen who 'have er ~teince it. memgber, In all cases of 'diss 'not~ni fer - piher it t'e a cold 'or a cough, whetherlitthe -- hbi or . consumption: whether ibe rheu. tism or plenrisy ; whether it be typu or fever? ragne~or billietis:'feveii 'cramp or."whoo cotigh'- or meai'eai wbietier'itbeib, er :or small poz-: that .the -Pillsknow:4 andreth's'Pi~s will surely do iporesta,u)I} medicines of the Drag Stores fgryour res ationto health, and What is tuoro vli f you -nd harm. . ' '': EIJThe Pills are .sold'at D.f i, 241 Broad way, N. York; Also,'by Bder,Edgefied C.k;SDCla*A' mamburg;. J. .'W .~St~ reet; W.+31; Colemdn,Ne'uut( Uusan.I4 Walter,.Greenwood; L N~M a, Cokeabgry.. - .LAWtBLANK~ -*t FO6t .S'LZ A T T H IB -OFFJC$