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titarge left bere for thoeeat of Gove-n ment, Washington. an iur after his arri val, but his mission wil be no.go. The people bave got their lander fairly up for annexation, and nothing else willsuit. Yours, &c. From tp Tropic. Capt. Elliott, tlf British - Minister ar rived at Galvestopon -the 30th ult. from -Vera -Cruz, in a ?French vessel of war, and set out for theseat of Government im mediately. . Thepapers state that Elliott was the bearer ofpropos.itious from Mexico acknowledging /'exan independence. -in relation to this/natter, the News says : 'Thepurporluf the treaty. according to Elliott's statement to a friend of ours, is simply the recognition of onr independence, without regrrd to limits, upon the condi. tion that we renounce annexation to the U. States. leaving us at liberty to be an. nexed to England or any government. The most astonishiug item of intelli-. gence received by this arrival,.is contoined in a-pargraph in de Houston Telegraph. which, in. reference to the statement in the message of Guevas to the Mexican Con. gress, iat Texas had made proposals to Mexico to obtain an acknowledgment of her itdepeudence. says: -'-We have been assured by Col:.Allen, our Secretary of State, that President Jones has made no .proposals to. Mexico, and authorized no agent to proceed to Mexico with -proposals. The Galveston News. speaking of the en. deavor to represent President Jones as a friend of aunexatiurn, says, that such.iifer. ence cannot he drawa.frotn existing facts, and in reference to the above extract from the Telegraph, remarks This, to say the leatt of it, is a most ex traordinary mode of-explanation, and chal lenges no small share of credulity, espe cially us at this moment Capt. Elliott is in Washington, and probably again in se <ret conelave with the President. This declaration by the Telegraph in the face of exisuing facts, appears to us strange and inexplicable. There is some mystery about this affair which we would like to see elucidated. It seems there are as many crooked paths have been on this side of the Sabine, in suppot tof it. We give the intelligence of President Jones's -~ disclaimer, as we receive it. and for what it is wor:h. leaving our readers to draw their own cot.cluston-. The way they .manage in Mexic.-A setter from Mexico states that Capt. El liott, on his way from Vera Cruz -to Alex ico, was robbed of all his money. His despatches were tu-ken from him. His clot;hes, even to his shoes, were also taken from him. and he wea left with nothing but his shi't' Our Minister, Mr. Shannon, it appears wasserved i'u the same n ay. .it is thought that the Governnect takes this mnethod of getting possession of the lettere, instruc tions, &c., of all diplomatic agents visiting that country.-Southern Chronicle. Southern Baptist Conventin.-Our venerable father in Christ, Rev. Wm. .B Johnson. 1). D., President of the Conven tion, has been requested by the Foreign Board to travel as an agent for 12 months, and collect feuds for Foreign Missions. We hope soon to-hear of ,he appoioment of one or more agents by the Home Mis sion Beard. Let us no longer renain idle-God, in his Providence, has marked out a great work for us. Let us evince, -by our activity and liherality, that we con sider this a great honor.-CA. 1ndcr, Gth inst. Wate-r Me-ons-Mr. Jesse Johnson has a~ready bronahat to our market somne clever specirnns of this delicious fruit-the pro duct of his farmz, in this county. Our friend is a thorouigh going tee totaller, and is atnxtous, we suppose,~t' to suplply his fel low-citizens n ith a little eating and dritnk ing, less expensive and less pernicious th an Vis found in some of our city confecaina ries.-.A4ug. Wash'onu, 14th inst. More Incendiaryism.-O n Mond ay morn ing last, a out half past 4 o'clock, the sta bile belonging to te building of F A. Tradewell, Esq., on Laurel street, be Etweri Bull and Pickens, was discovered to be on fire, bat too late to save it or anty of its contents. There was a very flue boise in the stable at te titme be-lotgitng to the Rev. Mr. McDaniel, a Meihodist Clergy man, v. bich it n as found imtpossi sible to extricate. A few of our citizens. we learn, wth a praise-uuorthy liberality. however, promptly made uip an amount sufficient to indemtnify himi for his pecun iary loss. The flre was no doubt the work of an incendiary. But a few weeks agot a fire occurred on .the sanie sqtuare, sup. posed to have been communicated in a 'ike man.-er; and only last week the Car renter Shop belonging to John Fisher, ksq., on the South side of Plain street, a' as birni to the ground, ao dtoub; by thme pre mditated act of some scoundreL.-South en~ Chronicle, 11th inst. Y'e published an article last week fro-n S the CJincinauatti Chronicle, statitng that blaci epper, mixed with sugar and milk, muoul- effectually destroy flies. A friend, who as tried it, says it will not atiswer at all; buthat the pepper would, probably, be etlectve by itself, if you were to take the fly I' the back of his neck and cram it down 4 throat. Those who are curi 0us ifn tesig fly poisons way try it.-1b. Arsenal t.cademy.-The Semi-annual Examinatuof this Institution eumment ced on M~oriy 2d, and closed on Wed. nesday 4th 6. The ex'ercises cotnten ced w ith a s'hte of Artillery, atnd closed each day. wit. drill, either in Artillery or Infatntry- te Cadets ut ere divided into four Classeand were examined upon the following 6Meets, viz: Natural Phi losophy, Chemiy, History (ancietnt and modern,) the F,ch Language, English Grammar Geog!by and Mathematics, including its varit bratnchbes, as taught at West Point. i examination was highly satisfactory thue visitors and gave evidence of the use'tessoef the lnstitu tion. The Drills alstatified to the care which had been 6eattsd by the otfficers of the Cadetsito tos';5ig thetm ini Mili tary E xercises.--Soutm-o'nb Ji2th inst. - Commodore Stoikton.- may 'oe recol. lected that this officer rel saile wit the fleet from Galveston o- a cruise down the Gulf, intending to look at Brasos. San. tinge. Coruius Christi and other ports in that vicinity. The cause of his sudden return to Galvessou was the illness of the ion. Mir.,Wicklif'e. who was on board the Princeton at the time of her biowing up, and who suffered go severely front sick. ness that.it was necessary to land him at Velasco. We learn by the passengers on the New York, that the health of Mr. W. had become completely restored. but we can gather no information as to the future destination of the squadron.-V. O. Pic. Death of Robert W. Roper, Esq.-- We record with deep regret the decease of this worthy gentleman and useful citizen, who died of country fever, on Thursday after noon last. et- his residence. on East Bay. near the Battery. Air. Roper was a large and successful planter, and enlightened agriculturist. For several years he was -an active member of our State Legisla ture, and made his influence felt in .lran ing the attention of that body to agrictltu ral matters, even in the midst if absorbing political excitements. It was in a great measore to his intelligent and zeasoans ex. ertions that our State is indebted for the agricultural survey executed Ity Mr. Rutlfin of Virginia, and that now in progress un der Mr. Tuoemy.-Courier. 14th inst. The N. Y. Tribune mentions the receipt of a letter from Washington, which says that Air. Packenham, (British Alinister) has privately expressed his belief that the Oregon .questioun will be settled without War, unlessjhere shall he a serious etffirt to make troubfe about it in Congress by the Press.-bid. General Ilnu~ton bate President of 'Tex as is on a visit to G.n Jacksu : While in New Orleans. he made too speeches, one in favour of Temperance. or total ab stinence, from tle use of ardent spirits; and tite other in defence- of President Jones' call of a Convention, and in- the favour of annexation. A change has certain:y come over the general, on the subject of his first'address; and, if he has not been tmia represented, on that of the last also, We trust, however, that his influence will not he -unfe"lt, altbough he is late -in -using it. Pendleton Messenger. Dissolulion of the Union.-The lni'ed Sta.tes are now exhiliting the most won derful spirit of conquest which ever ap peard in the world. They conquer. not as other nttions have done, by fire ind sword, killing one half the people and desolating the country for the sake of con quering it, but simply by establishing so good and useful a government, that the neighboring nations ask the privilege of beconitt subject to it. All toe induce tents which France. England and Mexi. co. can hold out to Texas, will not make her doubt or hesitate one moment about accepting our proposal. Indepenience, comtmercial treat ies, special privileges, she counts as dross, that she may win annexn tion. Certainly an alterna ive so utterly rejected by Texas cannot he desired by any State already in this Union A force so irresistibly centripetal, cannot throw.off fragments. When Mr. Garrison, or Mr. Phillips, hes, by the power of his clo quence persuaded a moving hoily to Roar tip stream. thet there will he somse datger thit the same power -N ill di. solve ii Union Suppose some one n. our 27 States were to fall out with te Untiotn. what is thie first bhig it woud do ? Whv. ask to lie anntexed.--N. Y Jour Corn. !!:iUnbuurg Prices (currait. ____ JUNF II, 1845. IDaecn, per I. Iran. per ih. . hloc round, 7 a 74 'vveudes.nass'd.4.4 a og Hamn, 74 a 84 Heop. 74 at9 Shounlders, 6% a 7 Sheet. 7 a 9 Stides, 74 ni 8 Nail lRods, 7.1 a 8 Bagging, pet yd. Russia bar 5 ci 6 Best Ilemcp, 17 ac 20 P'louczh 31 ottds, 6 n 7 Tow, 15 :a la Lard, per lb 8 a 1t0 Cottn, 174 a 00) Leard. "" 6 a 8 Beropc. per lb. 8 a Int Lime, per bibl. Beesurax.prlb. 22 a 25 Stonie. 2 0i0 a 2 51) ('oton. per lb. Rice, pwr t00ibs 4 00. Ord. to 31i'. 5 ja 5.3 Scnears. per lb. 31 iddhnti Fair. 6 ic tie St. Croix. 10 a 11 Fully F'air. a l'irto Rico. 7 a 1t0 Fitne, a .New I crleanis 7 a It0 Coflcc, per ib. llatvatna, whli~e 10 cc 12 Rio, 8 a 1tt Do. browtt 8 a 9 Java, 13 a I5 Loaf andc lutmp.13 a I5 Corn, per bt., 00) a 511 Salt, per btcsh. 45 a 50) Corn Me~al, 50 a 62.4 Sack, 1 50 a 1 75 Flour, per bbl. Tidlowo. tier tb 8 ac 10 Canal, 6 50) a 0) 00 Twcinc, per lb. Country, 4 501 a 5 25 \mierican, 25 a 30 Hides, per lb. 7 a S English, 25 a 371 CommeflrcEaL ilAMBURG. June 11. Couon. -For the past week very ltttle has :been done inc this article, ilhe receipts bieing but light acid but few lots offering itt Wacrehou sea. Within thle last twci days we nticee tigooid many wagons itt and somte sales making in the street at very irregular prices. We quote Ordiinarf to IMijldlinig 5 to 54; Mlidcdling tnir to Ihir 5.j to 64 ; fully fair to good fair 64 to 62. AtcGusTA.Jinne 14. Couta.-Our cotton market has not declined as was expected inc contsequecee of the late advices fromo Liverpool. Sales have beeni made this week at fully fortmet pirices. Our stuck is mchel redtced. acid the gjcntity offer itng is niot large, at the same time te demand is good. Cotata, Jnne II. Couena.-Sincce ouir last re port we have had advices from Liverpoot which state that thtere hadheent a depreciation of full a quairte~r of a .penny a ponncd on Cotton in thtat maorket. Teehas beeni, howvever, no correspondinig de pression in the markets in tltts counctry. Inc Coluimbia the teniderncy has rathier beeni to firin ness of old gcnotatior~s. We therefore repuort extremes still at 5to 64 cents. Died, at her resideuice near Edgefieldl C. HI., on the 10th instanit, Mrs. Ro~rr Busrrs-o, widow of the late Blenjnmmc Bnatincg, inc the 74thi year of her age. The deensed had, for about forty years. been a cottsistan t and exem plary mnember of the Baptist Churcht. Shte was an all the relationis of life, kitnd anti atnicable, atndwas remarkable int hter attachmnente cts a mother, and eunjoiyedl the devoted affectton of her imimediate famnily; anti was grceatly es teemed by a Icarce circle of friends. 8hte etc joyed itn the cifilictioins of her later .tecua,cte support and cnsotations oif the religiont which she had embraced) in ant early pericinof her life. Hler meimotry will be fondly cherishe~d by her RELIGIOUS NOTICE. By Divine permission, R.-v. W1M. P. HILL will preach aturday the 7th of June nexf, at Walnut Grove ; Sunday 8th at Turke) Creek, Monday 9th. at Broad. mouth ; Tueeday 10th, at Little River ; Vednesdoy 11th at Bethilehein; Thursday 12th, at Peniel; Tuesday 17th, na Buffalo; Wednesday 18th, at Horeb; Thursday 19th, at Damascus. Elder William Royall is expected to at tend with him at most of the appointments. * THE AINISTER'S AND DEACONS' Corereuce of the Edgefield Baptist As sociation, will meet at Bethany, at the Republican, on the Saturday before the 5th Lord's day in June. The subjects to be discussed are, 1s, "Does the spirit of Gd operate directly upon the heart of any sinner who is finally lost." Second, "What are the duties of the Dacor ?" Third. "Ca, a Deacon at pleasure resigtn his office ?" Fourth, -Is the portion of Scripture in the 16th chapter of Luke fron 10th verse to the close. a parable ?" J. M. CHILES, Secretary June 4 Is - tf " 'TA. AMNA, IEETING OF THE Abheuille atts Edi efield Uoion Bale 's . ciety n ill be held at lotnsi 31oria.il 31e-t. ins; House, on Tuesday after the third Lord'; Day in July next. ;t 11 o'clock, A. M. The Anniversary Address will be de livered at 12 o'clock. The 3lembers of the Exective Com mittes will meet on Monday. (lhe day. pre vious,) at Mount M'sriatt, at 10 s'clock, A. M. It is desirable that the membere -. the Committee he punctual as there .will he much bninesq to attend to hefore. they can be prepared to make .n satisfactory report to the Society the clay following,. W. S. HARRIS, Secre:ary. June 18 3t 21 The Hughes Family, ESPIECTFUL'LY inform the public, that they .will have the huor of giving their4 oncert. dt the Court !lonse, this even ing, June 18th. Jute 18 It 21 SHERIFFS S ULE. State of Bouth! Ct rolinn:. EDGEFI' 1 D DISTRICT. R. R. Hoti, ts. Dlomestic At nehmennett. Al F .iteisell Y. an order from the.Court of Common Pleas. in the above stated case,I will pro reed to sell in the Tows of Hlamsburg. on the first .lon day in July ne'x ; one grey hlorse, levied upon as the property of the Defendant. ]P 'Terms cash II. BOULWARE. s i.. n June IS it 21 Dissolution, 'I1H E Co pa:rtnershitp hieretohbrew 'xtting tun de'Ir t he firmi nflH L. J I:FFERM & COI wats thts dlay dissolved by mtuial consentt. All demeiands :igininst the firmu will be piresetd ti 1I. L,. Je.Ters ir p;ymnent.antd tall thse~s itt. debts-I to the contcetit will tta ke paym~ tentt te. him a h le is al' tie anithorized to s-ettle dw U. L. JEFFEIRS, J.A1ES5 F. itFFIN. Ilamburtg. Junte 12th, 1845 2mt 21 A Card4. T lI E. di-solntnon of the firtm of II. L. JF' FE.RS & CO.. also dissolves the enn tnectioin oif the stbscriber willh the Wanrehouse btusintess-hntt hi. still otfer his services to his friends aind the. puiblic as a GENERAL :IGKsT A14n t'oem~ssiON .\iIstenaN. viz: uic1/ng ('ot Ion-. loar. Bacon. &c..off the Wlagon jr lI harf ; purachatsmo or selling Goo.Is lhr Planteris or Merchants. attd receiving antd tot wnrdiir .ller chandicise. &c. As lhe is now unitrammtielledl with the cares of a WVarehontse. lie will bie -n abled to devote his unidivided aittentiosn to the interest' of ill thisse whto ima~y favor hint with their business. - H. L. JEFFERS. H ambutrg, S. C , June 12th, k-3 2mt 2i To the Public. . snice lately to ti-e City of Baitiutiore, a re portbtas been cirenulatedi iii the c'ountry~by sotme one having inimiical feelintgs tswatrdls tme (prob. ably somte ones thtat I have tuerned off.) that my House was closed. anil tht I hadh enttirelhy givent up1 the hnssiniess. I sleem it a dnty, I one o0 my sell, to lay befotre the public thea falsetness of: such a sentrrilons rsport, anad to informu tiy country pntronte, and1 the trave-llinig cominnnttity. that miy Hlousse thas been, titd will comninnte to bie opened for their reception andi accum-o dation. JA.\MES IIUJIRA RD. Senr. Hamrburg, June I1. (Rep.) 2t 22' Notice. PERSONS having demands against the K Estate of 'Susannsah Noltotn, deeased; are requested to present themt properly attest ed, and those indebted to said Estate are re qnested to make tmntediate pnymetnt. JA MES R USH TroN, Admn'r. June 18 3t 21 NOICE. ALL Personts havitng atny demands against the Estate of E. Broadlwater. deceased. tire reqnested to presenst them within three momntfs ftnom this nsublication,, as thte Estate nmust be closed. A. W. BURT. Admoinistratoz. June 18 3t* 21 Final Notice, A LL Persons htavitng elinets agaitnst the Es tate of the late 8. F. A. nocDowell, are regnesteds to presetnt them duly anthiesticated. atnd thiese indebtedl to toake paymnett withott delay A .McC A NE. Alniinistratesr. N B. I thitnk it propet to cauttiont the pnblic ngitnist tratditng for a tiote oh hanid said tno hayse been drawnt by the said S. F A. Hell..in favor ol Derrick Hol-emiback, as I shall tiot paly said nt'o ttntil compelled by law. A. McC. June11 2t . n State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Y 'JO N HILL EsquireOrdnary, Bof EdgeLfield District. Whereas Wiley Reynolds hath applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular the goods, and chattels, rights and credits of Joseph Whittle late of the District aforesaid, deceased, these are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and .singular, the kindred and creditors of the said'decea'd, to be..and appear before me, at o'ur next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgeficld Court,, House, on the 30th day of June instant', to show cause, if any, why the said adninistration should not he granted. 'Given under my hand and seal, this lth day of May, in -the year of our Lord iane thousand eight hundred and foryt-five, and in the 69th year of Amer ea Independence. JOHN [JILL, 0. E. D. June21 21 21 DJr. Bram>>lieth's fills. WORES OF NATyRE! IN .a state f tealth the intetinal canal nar te compared to a river whose waters flow over the adjoining land, through the chanciels nature or art has mtadt., and im prove their qualities; and to keep up the. corm parion ol the river, so long ns it runs on stmoothly the clha'nelare kept pure and heal thy; but if by some cause the course of the river is stopped. then the water in the cai.al is no longer pure. butt soon becottts stagnant. There is but one hw of. ciretlation in nature. When there is a superabundance of humorial fluid (serosity) in the intesntial tubes, and cos tiveness takes place, it flows back into the blood vessels, and infiliratos itself into the cir culatiu. To establish the free'course of the river. %e toust remove the obstructions which ,top its free course, and those of its tributary streams. With the bndj, follow the same nat. Ural princi..le-renve.the ibstructions trom the bowels, with DIANDRETH'S PILLS, which never injure. but are always effectual for the perfect cleansing of the system from fouliiessior disease By persevering in this practice, the ways of ther circulation will then be restored in the full exercise of their natural fttnctiono, and a state of health will be firmly establisled. Remember, never soffer a drop of blood to be. takeii from yomt Evacuate the humors as often and as long as they are de. ranged, or as long asyotu are sick. IDThe Pills are sold at Dr. Jtran/retk's Of ace. 241 Broiadway. N. York. Also, by Bland & Buler, Edgefield C. [I. ; S. D. Clarke S? co., Hnuthurg; J. S. S D. C. Sinylcy. Meeting StreetI; V A. Coleman, New Market; If'lllock, Sullivan & Waller, Greentiood ; L. D. Neiri man. Cokesbury. June IS 5t 21 Operations oi the Tceth. SURGEON DENTIST, OF COLUMBIA, S C., % TILL again visit the Village of Edgefield on the first day oficly, acnd will remain for several days, duriig which time h,- may be consulted at 1ir. Goodman's Hotel, and will be prepared to perform all operations contected with his profession, in fthe neatest and best manner June 1 2t' 20 State Of South fCarolina, EDGE b'IE LD DISTRICT. BY JOHN IIILL, Esq., Ordinary of Edge field l'istrict: W.her-as, Nancy Reynolds hath applied to me for Letters ot Adl.incistrationc. oct all and singu tar the goods nnid chat tles, rights acid credits iif Thos. Reyniolds. Sen., late of the District afire said, dleceasedl; thesi are, therefore, to citeanid admconish aill ande singular, the k itmired anid cred imore o'f the siaid dee-enisedtto lie anid aippear he Iore mle. at iur next Ordinary's Coicrt fair the nid District to to holdeni at Edlgefceld Court II oie~ on the thiirtiethc day of' Junie inst, to show cnncse, if acty. wh-y the said admtinistratiun shiocilid not be granted.. Giwen undtier tmy hiancd anid seal. this tenth day oif Jecnte. iin the year of our Lordl iice thousanid eight hundired amid fiorty-fiv a, and in the sixty nitth ycar of Americaic [idependenice. JOHN HIILL, o. E. D. June 11 t 20 B Y viu of sundry writs of Fieri Fa. Bcias ii me directed, I will proceed to selIl a, Edlgefiield Court House, ~on the FirstllMon day and Tuesday following, in July next, the fiillowirog property, to-wit: Jao Bauskei, vs. J-ohn M'. Barrontou, the Ilouse and Los tie-ar the Town of Ai kenc, oiccu pied by James E. Black, bounded an hInds belonging 'o'H. M. Rogers. Wilimi Woeodherry, indorser, vs. Ru dlolph Carter anid Elizabeth Carter, the tract of land where the defendanit Eliz abeth Carter now resides, adjoining lands of Johno Wise and others. Ternms. eash. .H. BOULWARE,.s. E D. Junec 11 4t 20 T r ans porta tio0n Wagoas Wnted. rI allREE Wagons andi Teams are wanited to Itracisport Armis, Tents, andi Camp Eqnip paige from Haimbcirg to the Brigade Entcmp mcecnts, commcenicmcg on. the 14th Jculy' at Long nires ; at Pickeasville on the-4th August, atid at Camdien soeme time ini September, where they w'ilh be discharged. Each teamc will be required to hare whiterivrs, to travel tweinty milds per day, atnd to haul 300 en t., to give se curcty for the pierformnende of the contract, and the preservation of the public piroperty. Pay will be allowed (tom the timce they .leave Ham-. burg fair each clay while actually emnployed.-a Nothincg will be allowedl for the time itttervent inig between the encampments.. Persons wiuhiuig emnploymmeit, will s to thceir proposals. post paid. to the Quarter Mfaster General, prior to the 2thh Jnne, 13. T. WATTS, Q. M. G. June11 It 20 Bethany Academy. A N Examticuntion of the Students of' this In: stitution, will talie place on the 8th acnd 9th of July next. By order of the'Board of Trustees. W.S8. COT HRANI, Secretary. June 4 . ti 183 Dr.ChalesW. hodges, haiglcated hiimaelf, of'ers his proles siontal services to hit, liiends and the public aenierally. H e may be .founcd at Mtajor Johnc H Hughes' residece, 54 miles north west of Edgefield Court House Juice 4 if 18. .LA W BLA NKS TOIn SAL~e A-r -rnt nOFFmE. State or South Car'olina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Daniel Boon Applicant, vs,. Summons in Luke I.Irn, .and others, Defendants. -. Partition. B Y an order from John Hill, Esquire, Ordirnary of the District aforesaid, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H., on the First Monday/ in Julj/ nert, the lands belonging to the Estate of George Hlorn, Sr., deceased, situate in said District, on Horse Peu Creek, containing one hundred aid thirty acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Marcut Upson, Isaac Bunting, and others: sold on a credit until the first day of January next. Purchasers to give hond and approved personal security, and a mortgage of the premises to the Ordi nary to .secure the purchase money. Cost to be paid in .cash. 11. BOULWARE, s. E. .D. June 11 - 4t 20. - HEAD QURTER'S, IsT SQUADRON. 2ND REG'NT CYAALRY. IN pursuance of orders from Col. Tt-Nich ols. the Edgetield .quadron of Cavalry will parade at Ed:efield Court House, on the 2nd Saturday in .June next. for review and drill. The dommissioned and non commissioned officers the day previous, for drill -and instrue. tion. An election will be held on tha 28th day of July next. for Colonel, to fill the vacancy occa. sioned by the resignation of Col. Sprouwl. By order of Major J. C. SMYLF.Y Jute 4 2t 18 GENE RAL ORDERS! H!EAD QUARTERS, IsT SQUADRON. 2ND CAV'T. aN pursuance to orders fi-om Col. T. Nichols. the Edgefield Sqnddrsi of Cavalry will as: seutble at Stiinburg; iear Libertj HIill, for t Gesral Review. otl the 19th day of July next. Commissioned and non.cmnnuissioncd ofil. cers on ihe 14th of July, for five days encitmp ment, armed and equipped as the law directs. By order of Major J. C. SMaYLEY. Jude4 2t -18 NO TICE. A LL Persons having any demands against the Estate of Thomas Scurry, doceased, are requested to present them -by the 25th of June, as the Executors wish to close up the estate. DAVID 8MITH, JACOB SMITH, MEDY MAYS,Sr. - 1Execudors. June 4 3t* 1S . Notice ALL those indebted to the Estae of Ansel Talbert, deeased, are requested to come forward and uake immediate payment. -and all those to whom the Estate.is indebted are re queste d to tender their accounts in to the sub scribers, duly attested within the specified time. E.G. TALBERT, IV. W. TALBERT, Quvhied Executors. Mry 28 3t 18 R anaway -- From the Subscriher on the 15th inst., a Negro tman, named . STEPHEN; between 25 and. 30 years. old. five feet, eight or ntre inches high; black complex in:;, quick spoken.-A liberal reward will be given to any one, who will apprehend said hoy, and deliver him to me, or inform me so that I can get him. M. E. 'rILLMAN. Edgefield C. 11., Miay 28th. May 28 18 if State of dioi lh Ciarolina. ED)GIKFlELD D[STRICT. TOLLED ntefore me by Josiah Lan -Lhamt liesma on Horse Creek; a dark browt tmtre Mule, about 13 hands high, ninrke of geatr otn both sides and shoulders, n btite hair on -right tchteek hone, fifteen years old, antd appraised ntt $15. WM. J. W IGiITMANi.. MIagistratc, & . Re'g'ia caed Quarters, 7-rt R E.T'.NT. I. S. C. 31M EpDG E IE LD C. H.. S. C. .pril 22, 18-45. Orders No.2. r 'H E UJpper Battalion of the 7th Regziment IInfanstry, S. C. M., will parade for review attd drill, at the Pinte house, on Saturday thte 2'8th of Junes ntext. The'otlicers :ad noniconuissione.d officers will ttssetmble thte day pr<.viotts, futr drill and instruction. The .Lowesr Battalion of the sanie Regiment will assetmble at the Chetokee Ponds, on Thurs day, thte :ld of July for drill and revie w. Of ficers attd cstn-commnissioned officers the day pre vious. fo0- drill antd iustruction. Liettt. Col. Posey and Major Mills are chtar ged with the extetnsiotn of this order to their res pective Battalions. -By order of Cot.. WIGFA T . April G. D. M-IMS, Adjntant Api2 9 14 I IN P'LasUAtscL- of -Orders front Hiend~ Quarters. the- .7tht Regi : mnt lititry, S. C M.,. wijlparade .for review and drill, at the 0tld clls stt Thtnisday, thte 10th of .Jaly nest. The commsissiened- antd non-~com thissitmnedl oficsers- will assenible on .the day previous, for drill and' in estructt on. L. T. WIGFALL. Col. 7th RegstmenttInfanstay,S. C. M. A pril 23 O9 EDGEFIELD DISTRfCT. T-i Spring Term 1845: Tisordered that an Extra Terniof the ICourt of Common Pleas and General Sessions for the Trial of the Cases not disposed of at thtis Term, be held at Edge field Court House, on the second Monday in July next, to continue two weeks. EDWAlRD FROST, Prestding Judge. T. G. BACOlN, c.c C. P. A 0. S. May 14 9t 1 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIEL4D DISTRICT T O LL ED hefore me by R. J. Burton, .livitg three miles from the Vi~ttge, on the roast leading from the Pine House tos Newtherry Distriet,achesnlut sorrel Mare, about fifteen hands high, about seven years 'old; tmarks of the saddle otn her back, a smtall st'ar on-the right thigh-, the right hind-foot white up to the retlock ; and the right fore anehe puffed, appraised ut $40. - C. W. PRESLEY, 31. E. D. 3une4 18 m4m Plantation for Sale. HE Sulhscriber offers for sale'his'nivnable . Plantation, situated tn Stephen's Creek, in Egefield District. anl about 10 -nilev above Hamburg.. The Tract contmu:s -fiv6-hundred and fifty acres, of as good, we'jl- timbered. land as any.n the-Creek ahd.is welladapt ed to Corn, Cotton andsmalL grain. "About two hundred and sity heres'ire, !eared and in cultivation. On the premises .re two Dwellings,. a Gin- House anid Screw4 and all necessary outbuilditigs.. The siu. ation is as healthy as any in.ibe District and the water is excellent. A. renonable indulgeoce vill- -be given, .with Note and approved security. .Persons wishing.to purchase, can call and-examine for them. selves. If not previously disposed of, the above Plantation will be sold on Wednesday.the 3rd of September no ;nr the subscriber's residence.:_ - IOsi'1P LLOYD. lay 7 lm3ta .15 D R C I. WARD. would reepectilly in n rm his fortmer patrons and friends, that - he has ret trned. and will resume the dities of his profession at hi.' own -house.'one .duor-east of the Episcopal Churcb, or visit patients. as formerly at their homcs. . May 7 4t. 15 Final Notice. LL persons indested to the subscri i hr either by note or account are requested to come and-setite immediately. After the first day df July our. notes -and - accounts will~be placed in the hands.of it officer for collecti . . FEtAZIER & ADDISON. - June 4h ;4t 8 SPARTANBURG DISTRICT;.S. C. - " tll18 delightfti a'eiig jIlne -illbe'ready 1-to receive coupany by the 1sJ--of June, The beneficial results of the water can be -tes. titied to by Irindreds, tilio have experienced its influence upon various- diseases, and tim - accommodationsshah be suited to-thewants of any visitors who tiay visit the place, upon tho. following terns, viz - Man per d.ty, -. 25 " week, - - 60 "'- " " over one, and less than four, - - - 5 00 " over four, per week, 4 00 Childen and Servants half price. Ioraes per day. . - --. - 2. 624 week, 350 . - - ve oe,- 3 00 There is a four.horse mail coch leaves Co.. limbia every Tuesday and Friday morning, and a-rive at Glenn Spiings,-Wedgesdafs and Saturdays, half past-4 o'clocki P.-M. The Chaileston Mercury, Courier, Southern Christuitn Advocate, Sonth Carolinian, Edge field Advertiser, and .Abbeville Banner, wilt copy the above once per week, for five weeks. and each send one copy of their paper for six, months, and forward accounts to Gleed Springs P. O. - . JOHN C- ZIMMERMAN. P. -S. The Subscriber. will sell -the -above property on liberal terms.- - J. C. Z. May 28 5t -18 Edgefield Confectionary 1 (orrosiTE BLAND & BUTLER'S.) - H E Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public at -large.sthat he has recently opened, a .CogfenI[Onagiy and Fruit !tore,.it the Villags'of Edge.. field. and has just received' from Charleston, a large assortment of. - Candies.. Fruits. Preserves, Pickles, ic.; consinng in part as follows: - Candies and Sugar Plains, a good assort ment.- - . PRaisins.. Currants. .Figs, Prepared Cocoa, Eniglish Walnuts, Soft Shtelled Almords,' - Limes,.Cocoa Pl~ums, Fjtuits in Brandy, Preserved East India Ginger, and Cor dials, assorted'. -A 1.o. Leatcockc & Co Madeira, Chery, Sherry, *Brown. Pale, Golden and Port WINES' Loundonu Porter. in finart end pint bottles,-. . Family Groctries. Smoked.Bleeffra choice article; Pine Appl& Cheese, Fresh and Pckele d Salmon., No. 1 Mackerel,' Sardinos in .Oil,. Scotch Herrings, Bos.ton and Stida Biscuits, English .mixed Pick. e.s Olives. Capers. Pr otnes, Macarony, Pepper. Allspice,, Mace, Nnitmegsi, Cloves, Cinnamon' Isintglass. Wahtuni. rAfushroon and T1omato Cat-. - snps. PethI Starch, an excellent article. -ALso Phtie and Extra Pinte Spainish SEGAltS, atid Ciavendish's TOBA-CCO, &c., &c. All of which will be sold. cheap for CAsu',or - on short credit to punctual customiers. 26 . LOUIS COV4R. March 26if. 9 SADDL ERY AND HARNESS MAKING. I HE Subscribbr ttkes plea. Asure in returning his sin cere tanksto hiis'friends and patronts, for the verf liberal pztrunage bestowed on him..during the past yeauR. lie respectftully mnformns his friendsand. the public in general, that he still dontinues to edtry on the Saddle .and Harness -Making Business, at his'old stand, next door to Mr. S. F. Goode's.' H e has on band Ia good assortmentof - Sadle, Bides ndMartingalh, Har ad-ness, Travelling Trimkls, Sec. adall ther articles usually kept at such an establishment, which: he offers on as reasonable terms as he can. possibly afl'ord them. - -lso, MI.iTARY EgtI:PAoE 51AbiE TO ORDER, ?N A - woKEMANALIKE NANNER, Citizenis of South Carolina. call and see if you can not suit ydurselves as well at home as abroad. Let us endeavor to keep ouir money at homne, and we will have more to spend. Fe. . DANIEL ABBEY. St te of South Carolina, EDGE FIELD DIST RICT, tN EQUITY. - Henry HI. Hill and - John. Bates et al. vs. ' Cross Bill. lnthmah Ml. H-ill et al. . T ' a ppearing to my satisfaction that Jonathan. KM.I1litland Matalda Daniel, defendants in. - thts case, are and reside withaut the limits of this State;'on motion by Mr. Wardlaw, Solici tor fur Plaintiffa', Ordered, that said absent de fenidants do appear .n this Honorable Court,. and answer, plead or demur to the-Bill of Plain-. tiffs,- within three months freon thte publicatiot of this Order, or-the said'Bill be taken pro co.. fesso agaihst them. S . S. TOPKKINS, C. E. E. I?. Commn'ers Offce, Feb' 6, 185. -2 Six $3'The friends of Lieut.- Jintzs B. H ARRIts, anniounco hits as a candidate ib, the'..ffico of tax.Collector-dt the <tileo tion -