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Carolin. Indignant at the insult offered her favorite son, her.distinguished and- talented statesmen with. true Carolinian spirit, have spurned the mantle of the lnghsh Mlission By 'Johni McLennan. Our Republic. The read of Monarchs, and the 4sylun of the og pressed. By Major Wim. Eddings The memory oj Audrew Jackson, the unsurpassed Pairiot. The defender and preserverof his country. By L. G. Carter. The memory of Jefferson By R. G. Cooper. -Tczas. May she unfurl the star spangled banner, and sally forth as an integral-part of the American Union, bidding defiance to the- whole world By the Committee of Arrangements. Henry R. Spann, the Orator of the Day. His well trained and cultivated mind, in connection with his correct moral deportment. qualifies him to become a valuable and useful citizen, and pre pares him to act a conspicuous part on the theatre of life. To whicfraMr. Spann briefly replied. that the conipliment originated snore from good feeling than any merit of his own-.that the audience no doubt had aheady !been satifed with the publicspeaking in the preceeding part of the day,,which would induce him to decline any further attempt, and then thanked the commit tee for their kind attention toward hin. Mr. Spaun then pave the following sentiment: James K Polk. May his position in respect to a tariff for protection, be wore fully and dis tinctly defined. ,By Henry H. Mlays. England. Proud and potent as she is. has been twice whipped by- is -and if she deserves' it, we will Snake the scars a little deeper, broader and longer the third time-and more incurable. By Or.-. V. Cain The Hon. George Mce Duffc. Should the feebleness of his body pre vent the exercise of his powerful mind, at Washington, during the next session of Cot - gress, we hope that the aching void will be sup. plied by the towering intellect of John C. Cal. houn By Captain V. II. Griffin. The Tariff. It must be reduced to a revenue standard, pea cibly if we can, forcibly if we must. By Z. Cheatham. The Annexatio of.Texas. All important to the welfare of the South, and the stability of the Union. -By L. A. Joehnsosn The Temperance reforma. tion is on rising ground. May it cncstisnue to rise till it tritnjhs over every. grogshot in the land. By James B. Eddings. The Hon. A..Burt. our Repr~sentattwe in Congress. A ready and able. defender of Southern rights - By Captain. John Foy. The 10th Regiment. Always ready to defend her country's rihts, and to dclend the ladies. By Enoch Carter. Gen. Jackson.the illustri ous hero. statesman and patriot. The glory and prosperity of our country occupsied his last thoughts. His fawn can never be extin guished. By Thomas C. Gritlini. Old Edgefidd. Re inarkabe fur the firmniess and intelligence of her citizens, and the -- prcuicst gals in the countyj. 0 By Dr. R. C. Criffin Texas and the United States. 'Thespisit utra lowie.Travis and Butn hant, from the blood-st.iined walls of the Alamo, calls to us. with a voice as loud as Sinai thin der. bMay our gosvernment detetmine there shall be isu interfereice. nor her eitizens over awed by foreign influence. until the question of annexation is settled. aid at once march an efficient force to her frontier to prevent a single Mexican soldier from setting his foot on this side of the Rio Grandc. - By a Lady. Temperance and t-'rcedom. Twin sisters in elevat ng the humtti fismily. By D. J. W. Cooper. Female Education. All ispostant when the recipient is destined it, be our h'-liputate, our counsellor. our neare:st and dearest conpaiion, and the sharer of our adverse or prosperous fortune. By D. Wate. The Fair. Intelligent. benevo lett and industrions-with these gualifications. though unassumuing, their influence is ndiun tedh.' By Wmis. Rotten. Cachcrlorship. Lsong and protr~acte-d. low. dow st-in thse poc/drets. exhibsits coldnsess. caletatio asnscd se'llishnuess. WArinikled austerity anid dry chsimneuy courner philosotphsy, tg h connssected with wealth. disq-silbly the hardeneid vteran ini ssigle bslessedn sess ts smake a kinid or atfeictiona~te hushamfius. whsen tisted to ai v-oung, huoyasst and sprightsly coinpantiuon. Yountsg ladies! select just such a younig lach. elor as I ttasud you will not the deceived. By Pleasanit Burnsett, Sens. With knoswledhge and virtue, the uniuted effrits of ignuranice anid tyrann astiy be defied.. ~ ySajior WV. W. Gritijin. Th~e Bruce Tcz ians We ith the assstansce of as Rtegimencit it' such spirits as the Caroliuna boys, yout cast success fully resist the inivassin 'if any Alexica. despot, andti planst the standard of liberty usn any~ rams paurt that miighit be advised ini cool deliberaution. By Pleoasnt Burnectt. Uncle Sam. Dons I you see him sittineg down ons ti e i(oeky Mloutn tunins, with onte lout ini the Atlanttic and thet tither in thes. Pacific, and Mexico washing his feet. while Canaoda is stanudinig at his back, cuss grastulatiug hium uipost his houndloiss prospect. U'ncle Sam!s if yont dlon't msinsd you will hiavt to put ons yut old coceked lint antd regimiesn talsa dI draiw y our rstyt sword to defend yur restless pride aisd graspti'ng ambition. By Majos Z. W. Cat-wile. Ez-Gov. Ham monil. hlis able sdefensce of~uuthesis n tustitustios sentitleus himi to the wvarmtest regard ofevery truse hearted piatriot. . The pasi week hats been a continuation of bost.dry weather, and, although weuoc casinally see ihe appearanscetof a shower passing, we can hear of ntoting like ns settled rain ; and the cropi of corn so fur as wecan learn,, is entirely cut off: san farmners will. not mnake a bushel to the - nre, while others it is said, will not make the seet[ they pslanted. Those who are cuitiviating hottosts lantds are she only per sons who will smake any corn scarcely; and were is not for the good wheaf crops, we think manty 'would actually suffer four bread the coming year.-Anderson Ga ::ette. The unprocedenied drought, under which we have suffered for ste lass 18 months, still continues, although somet neighb-orhoods bave recently been favored with refreshing showers. We are infurmn ed that-the crops of :Corn on upland are in most :cases entirely destroyed, and it -such a condition that even goud rains, from this to the. end of~ the season, would not cause msany of them to prtoduce om bushel to the. acre. On bottom land, and immediately under the moutains. it is said-the crop hooks pretty twell. In she middle acd lower Dlistiricts of the States and itn North Carolinaad Georgia, wet Lundersiand- the prosspect is us bad, or worse, than ins ouroin District.-Gree ville Mountaineer. The Weather -Ois Sale day about 12 o'clock whilst the. dust and heat were al most suffocating to the petople assemtled on the Court Yard, it pleasedi kirrd provi deuelto setid on our parched earth sao - pious shower of .rain It onsly spreed however to the wvidth of a mile or rwo.-. The suyrrodnding'rountry is in treat dis tress. The Mills are mostly stopt for want of cvuter: The-crolps are inevitabJl Ios~ ad~ran nd brt& ~e.in ay places -threateneu with' starvation. W doubi not but that there would be enougl of provision made were it now' to rain and that which is now lying io tremendou heaps in the granaries, would find its wa: into the hungry mouths of even those wh r have no money to buy with.-Spartan. The Drought.-The oldest farmer amongst us, say That the present drrugi is unprecedented in the history of thi country; and that the wants and distres of many in our District will be great. I is the opinion of many with whom w, conversed on sale-day. that they may b able to raise corn, enough for bread to their families, but not for their cattle. Abbeville Banner. The Wheat Crop.-The Frankfort, Ky Commonwealth of the 1st inst. savs : it is the unaivetsal remarit that thler, never was grown in Kentucky a bette wheat crop than the present. The fre quent rains lately have somewhat retarder the' harvesting. but we de not learn tha they had caused serious damages .to rh crop. -Ketncky has for years importer considerable quantities of wheat and flour but it is generally believed that she wil export c surplus from the present crop Senators of the United States.-D. Levi and J.ames D. Wescott have been choser tihe Senarirs of the State of Florida in tiit Congress of the United States. We pre some that bolh of them will accept the trust. If a jodicious selection. is .made. it the representation to Congress,-the youni State will be well sustained in the .Na rional Councils.--1'allahassre Floridian. A Trio of Yankee '('eachers.-A Yan kee teac~her.frrn a neighboring town, who: has been sustained by the " nobility.' vis ited a transcient brother Yankee in .vul village, last week, n e are informed, armet with whip and dirk, which led to develop ments that caused a Yankee iustructres: of his aeqaintance (not uf* this place) ti slope i&n quidk time; an it~ is suru~et that the two remaining nembers of the trio will soon h'xve to do the same th.at When will ie South have n isdon enough to pationize her bone raised teachers ? The Electro Magnetic Comipant, form. ed at Utica, N. Y.. have obtained IhN right of w ay from the Rail road Cormpa aies between Albany and Utica. and art now activgly engaged in coustructing t telegr:rphic line between the two cities. Patri't. ''he Washirngri Union of louday nigh says : We understatd that .the satame Princeton ha% beet ordered to return t the gulf of .lexico; andihiat as soon a her boilers, which tay require sonu .light repairs, Gaii be overhauled. chi will iuntediately rejoin. the squadron. We learn, further, that it is not the irten tin of the department to diminish the na val force in that sea, but rather to increase it, during the threatened declaratiun,of hos tilit ies frot .1l exieo ; being assured thia the most certaiu means of securing peace is to be prepared for war. The shme paper denies the correctness of the statement- that the dhip of the limt North Carolina, has been or'iered to th Gulf. Mr. Shannon. in his cormunica .iions w ith the Gj~oteren, is unrdertoot Zr havte exphfre'ed the oiion that Mexi ico will not d n-lire wa'. Th:~ SUlvryI Question.-Atr last ii have rii great sniree oh st rifo; ail scold i. g birouzht to a respetabe test. Gov~ [Hammond,~t~l as one htead of hris subject torbled upont the Diin r.santctiioni and in stittiioni of Slavery, arid as we think. tnr row as were Iris litamits. has prlaced tha mtan er beyriud qurestiorn. The. coiullict na opriniont ina the Chituirches, lhas gi ret over w brehnatirg pareponrderanore to this part tte subtject. atnd we have hasd latelym able pamtrpialer frromi Dr. Biascomr raf t h Methodist Church tthe Letters rof Dr l'aller iard Dr. R ayland, Bapitists, anad review uof the satme grorurd bay Dr. hhuidge Professor ira tire Threohogical Semnary a Ptracetro. Tire fotrmorst . trtenr irn thit habree mo(st piopular religarnis persuasirits (o tne courntry, hrave grag. pled writha Abrali tiotnisma as at reli iotns upretence.. We: nee< - not say that they have sitnally triumphrie, itn argtrrnent. livery body that. knaow any~ thing. knarws that slavery is esta blishre by thre Jewish lawii and san rds tuncrndemrn ed lay the Christin. We remtark onl tha t thre subject htas fallean imo grood hands The correspontdence of IDr. Pllehar rit Dr. Waylanad hats been collected in a net volumie,'arid is for sale by Mra. Ilart.. The pamaphler oh Proaf.. [Hodge comnes ti us by tmtali. It is, withina its hirmits, uone oi the best reasned essays we have larell met with , good tempileredl, learnied, intrirh gent and sinrgarlry comaplete in its airgu maenr-whrich is -limited to the religioua question .-Mer cury. Thne Methtodist Episcopal Chrurch.-A the conrvocationt of Bishaops of thae Methc dist E. Church, recently hreld in tihis cit) onrly four were present, viz: Bishrop Heddinag. WVaugh, Morris and Jataes. Bisihop Souhe, by letter, declined to at tend. arnd Bisuhop [la-mline nrotifted his co] leagues that he should be .prevented h: urther engagements. Bisitop Andrew, wv believe, was-iot noiified. Thre resolutionus adoipted atre utnderstnoo to be a full recognitiona of the separatial agreed upon at the late Louisville conivern tiat as itn accordance .with the authrarit, arnd actin of the late General Contferonec atnd also a decision that the miajority< every society i~n the border conference have authority in determine by, vote.1 which side of the line they will be attach ed. and dhe Bishrops attending those con ferences will act .iUcordingly. A naewi plarn of Episcopal visitation ha been agreed tipon, the jurisdiction ove thre-Southtern conferences being regarde< is termrinated on the part of the Bishop adhering to the North.-N. . Comn. Ada California.-T he Washring ton corres poandent of the N. Y, dourrnal of Com merse says that 'Govern~or Sthannon, hat Minister to Mexico, has miade a full corn tn-unieation to thre State Departmenat, 01 the subject of the result of his mission, ir present conadinaon and policy of Mnexicc and, the character oaf our relations witi that. Government. -The letter adds Mlr. Shannon ful donfirmns the truthc what had been strongly surmised before,.l a that the. British Government.had got some , hotd upon the Californias. She has taken s a mortgage upon them to secure the pay-. meat. to her subjects of debts to the a amoubt of t.wcenty-six millions of dollars. Our government has, I learn, official knowledge of this transaction. That s Great Britain will foreclose the mortgage, t in due time, I have not the least doubt. s The fine hays and harbors.of that region s are of immense importance to her,-vist- 1 t ly more so than the Oregon territory. In the event of a war-br tween the U.'S. and r Mexico, the. Californias would. become r ours, unless Great Britain herself misied * - in the strife, and, under present circum stances, she would hardly hazard an un necessary war. Her policy is iianiifesiy .t to make a peaceful acquisition. She may, moreover, secure a lasting peace with this country .y yielditig her claina to r Oregon. As she may well aflord to do, if she is to have the undisturbed possession f of the Californitis.-Blt. Am. Hanbirg Prices Current. JULY 9, 1845. Bacon, per lb. Iron, per lb. Hog round, 7 a 74 Sweedes,uss'd,4 a 54 Hats, 74 a 8. Iloop, 7j a 9 Shoulders, 6( a 7 Sheet, 7 a 9 Sides, . 74 a 8 Nail Rods, 74 a 8 Bagging, pet yd.' Russia bar 5 a 61 Best Hemp, 17 a 20 Plough 3loulds, 6 a 7 Tow, i5 a 18 Lard, per lb 8 a 10 Cotton, 174at 00 Lead, ". 6 a 8 Balerope, per lb. 8 a it Lime, per bbl. - Beeswax. prlb. 22 a 25 Stone, 2 00 a 2 50 Cotton. per lb. Rice, per 100hs 4 00 Ord. to M id'g, 5#a 5. Sugars. per lIb. Middling Fair, 6 a 64 St. Croix, 10 a 11 Fully Fair, a 'orto Rico, 7 a 10 Fine. - - a New Orleans 7. a 10 Cofec, per lb. Havana, whi:c JO it 12 Rio, 8 a 10 Do. brown Sa 9 Java, 1' a 15 Loafand lummp,13 it 15 Corn, per hi., 00 a 50 Salt. per bush.-45 it 50 Corn Meal, 50 a 623 Sick, 1 50 a 1 75 1 Flour. per bbl. Tallow, per tb 8 a 10 I Canal, .6 50 a 0 00 Twine, per lb. I Conttry, 4 50 a 5 25 A merican, 25 a 30 Hides, per lb. 7 a t lnglish, 25 a 374 Connmnercal. . ...i - -lHAUaRsGa. July 9. Colton-Far the past week we have had but little doing in this itrticle. owing to the want of stock to operate on. Since 'the receipt of the accounts to the 19th tilt., there is a better feeling. and some small tarces have changed L thtaids at a small'advance. We quote ordinary .1;modi ~ 54 to 6; middling fair to fair 6.1 to 6; ;-good fair to tine 7 cent*. Corn and Corn Meal, are scarce and in do maud.-Republican. (IAMiscutc. July 12. Cotton -The late accounts per Acadia, have strengthened our market considerably, and pri ces have gone tl saume distance above those of last week Our stock ofi Cotton is very. small at this time, and but few bales in first hands Some few tales are making. prices .ausge from 6 to 64. lartirj. good fints from7 to 7j cts. . Flour.--Notwithstanding tltera has been a I good wheat crop thisyear. fl.mtr is scorce in the t city, owig to the lug droutgt. twhich has stop ped most of the mills in the up country. Some fren $6. to (i3. Canal Flour is worth $7 per barrel, and scarce.--Journal. Cotr.jata. July 10. Cotton--Since onr last, we have received n iews fromta Liverpool op to thme 19th tult.,.,vbtich shows that mtarket to lie in a ve'ry heatlthfltt statte, thotng ih there lets been nio advance itn tprt. ces. llf there was a stock hiere to operate otn, thtis ntews wotuld have a very fiavorable cifect, antd would probatbly putt prices til tro an to j cnt. The recaeipts cootinuie q-list light. anid there isscarcaly anmy selling fromt St.res. Ex tremeis, to-dayv 54 at 7 centsc-it would take a good artacle to brinig the latter lprice. [ f HE'lsi AMiNUAL MIEETtNG 1)F THlE Abbeoville and E~djieneld Uniuon Bible So 'ciety wiill be hecld at ,310uoi Aoriaht Meetr. ing Ilotise, on Tuesdhay after the third ILoird'-- Day in July ntexi, nt 11 o'clock, A. 31. The Antniversairy Address will be de liveredl at 12 o'clock. 'IThe XAtlmbrs of~ the Executive Ctom mit tee wtill meet on lotny, (the day pre-. v'ious,) at Mount Mitriah, at 10 ii'cloc~k, A. al3. It is desirablo that the'members iof the Committee lbe punctual, ats there wilL. Ihle nmuch buisitness to attend to before they catn lie preparedl to tnake a satisfactory report tt the Society the (lay followitng. W. S. IIARltItS, Secretary. Junie 18 3t 21 - T,.E EnIGEFIELD i'tECIANIC's WAsH Iintioutian Society, will mieet on Mlonday Seveing t~ext. - TPhe public generally arc invited to att itemi- J uly 16 (J7 Hy Diviiae perissiont the Rev. A MclCAiN E nu il preaich at Red IHIill on the third Siiblatht in thte present tmonthi, und s at Miount 31nr'uh on the secotid Satbbatht in Augntst. ,July 9 Fouth ( aroliia, - EDGEFMLD DISTRICT. Y . ILL110, Esquire, Orditaay for Edgeeld District. - here~as, Riandel Ratmsey,hath appilied to ate foir Letters of A dmitmstration, Ott all and -singular the goods antd chattels. rights andt cred Vits of Samuel Ramsey, late of the District afore Ssaid, deceased, thtese are therefore. to cite anid adtnonish alI -and singunlar,thte kindred .and cred itors of said deceased, to be and appear before me) at our next Ordinary's Cdurt for the said *District, to be holen at Edgefield Court Houtse, -ott thte28th day 'of Jtuly isnt, to show cause, if any whty the saidi adinistratont should niot be granted. f Given undernmy hand and senl, this 14tht day s ofiJuly, in thte year of our Lord one thousanid eight hutndred andfo-ty-five, and int the seven tieth yeat of American Inudependence. JOHN HIL L, o. E. D. - July2 2 . 2t .26 SOper'ations on thne Teet h. e a MO$ .SURGEON DENTIST, OF COLUMBIk, S. C., TIL aaint visit the Village of Edgefield. - onthefirst dav fuy amnd wilt rernain S for several days, during. whtich time he wa be. cotnstilted at Mr. Goodman's H otel, adid wilt be ti irepared to pierform all operations connected, a with Is profession, in Ithe neatest and beat .manner. June1l1 2t' 20 LAW BLA19KS f r~t rsALE r AT T r ru1 OFF a I ,r-E. The Charston Evening News, -BY.J. V, CAR DOZO. AN, Evenin)p Paper, with the above title; will be published daily, in this city. on the st of October next, if a :suflicient number of ubscribers can be obtained .to warrant the uti lertaking. - It will iticlude the usual qauntity'of political, onmmercial andshipping intelligence. found in laily journals of its size, aird emirace such se ections as are most interesting and attractive o the.general reader.. It is almiost punecessary n state, that on air public questiops. involving he rights and interests of Soith Carolina, the nnductorofthe "Evenin News" vill be found Lt the post ofduty; while it is nearly superflu asi io.add.hlb pits colnuns will be free from very pecies persounality, or of remark offen lve to the ,ast of a comnnuity with the re iewnent oauawers that cliaracterizes the peu ule of Charleston - To feetihe public desire. for a cheap daily ournal, and to approach as nearly as possible o the principle of cash payments, in 'conduct ng this parer, the "Evaiang News" will be sraished t subscribers at $6 per annnm, pay. ble half-yearly, or 50 cents per utnnth, paya ale monthly. Advertisements will -he inserted it the rate of 50 cents per square -for the first nsertion. and 374 cents for eich succeeding asertion. For all advertisementa of G lines and under. the charge will be 25 cents. -The I 'Eveninss News" will be of the medium size l if public journals, will be. priated .with a neat ypu and on good paper. - A tri-weekly paper will be issued at $4 per innum, payable in advance. Subscription lists are left at the Courier and belrcury Offices, and at the different Book and Stationser's Stores. State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. D. J. Walker, Applicant, 3 v6- Smmons in Iannah Haniltona. John H am- Partition. ilton and others, Del'rs. BY an order from Johni Hill. Esquire, Or dinary of the- District aforesaid. I will iruaceed to sell at Edav'tield ('onrt unse, on lie First Monday in August-ucrt. the l:ands walonsging to tin' Estate of lIanson Ilamilton, leceased. containing four fimidredh and fifty iCr's, more or less, situate in said District, on lorse Crek, wuteis of Savananh Rtiver, ad oing lands of Grerg & Jonas; Mrs Lamiar. he Estate of Carey and others, on a credit sntil the first day-of Jauaary next. Purchasers o give bond and approved persa al securitv. aid a miortiaLge of -the preunises to the Urdi nary to secure the purschase money. Cost to be paid in cash. H. BOUL WA RE, s. E. D. July 9 4t 24 State of' South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. l'he South Carolina Rail . Road Company, A pp't., vs Summons in S:arah & Lucy Hamp- Partition. tun, I)afiedants. B Y nn order from John Ilill, Esquire, BOrdinary of the District aforessil, [ A ill proceed to sell at Edut-field C. ' , oil -' he First Alonday in August nert,the sands ielonging to the Estate of Richard Haimp on, deceased, lying in Edgefieal District: aatjnsning lands of Abram Richardson, J a udred and filty acres, more or less, and town as the Home place of said decea ed. Sold on a credit until the first day of January next. Purchasers to give hond tid approved .persoanal security, and a no~ragage of the prenaises lao the Ordinsary o secure the puirchsase moneasy. Cost to lbe paid ins Cash. II. JUOULWVARE, s. E:. D. July 9 4t24 State of South'*Caliolina. EDGEFJE LD DIS TICT7. IN EQJJiTY. Jas. E. Ctalhoaun and othei s vs. Bill for Partition. NOTIiCE is hereby given, that lay vir ? tuauaof ans order fromas lie Courat of Equiay, I shall sell at Edlcefield Coaurt htise n the first Molanday its Aaigna~a nexa, tie resal estate of Mras. Mal~ria E. Calhoun lecensedl, consisting of -Onae Tract of land. containing .Eight lantdred acres more air ress. Situate i'h lie District and Stlate aforaesaid, oan ihe vnsters oif Log anda Little Tuarkey creeks, msd 'audjoi.'ing lands of F. WV. Pichetns, Xvory Ulantd, Richsaid J. Burtoan, and >thers. Said land will be sold on a credit of one mad atwo years. in egual aninunli instal neunts. except the cost of suit whichi msust ae paid ini cash. Paurc'hasers to give taond said aod sureties, aid a mnortgi'ge of the remsises to saecure the paurchtase money.. S. S. TOMPKINS, c. E. ?. D. C~omnm'ers Offce, July 8th, 1845. 4t 24 state of' South Carolina. EDGF'IELD) DIST.R1CT. bWillijam Brussn anid Cathairine ISummanons Cox atnd (others, Appil'ts., vs. >ini Catvini Co.5 anid others, Def'ts. J Partition. T 1 appearmug to myi satisfaction,. that C'a"I v. in Caax, Udium Cox, thse children ofNaancy 'ord, formterly Cox. Peggy. Co~ok, formserly .ox, Assa Odom, sona of Gttlham Cox, Dseteiad. ntais ins the above stated case, a eside withatt tie limiits of this State. it is thdrefore ordeaaed. liat they do appear anid aibject to the divisions >r sale of the Real Estate- of 8ailnmon Cox, leceased, on or bgfore the sixth day of.October sext, or their consenst to the same will be en ered of record. JONHLo . JulyO . m - 24 DII. T; II. PATTISON Dan be found at the resideuce of Mrs.a Elizabeth-Sulli van. JulyO t f 24 A, W. ROACH, RESPECTFULLY informs the I citizents of Haiburg ansd ti isur I. roundinag country, that he has ta-. ken' the house formerly occupied W. Ensay, Esq., known by the nameof the] 1AM BURG HOTL EL,anid lias opened and in. enada kee ping, A W USE-OF E NTZ R TA AN IIENT, where at all times wvill be tiaund the >st this Market ati'ords in the Provision }iine, tad accomsmodastionis ofE all descriptionis, that. Iravellers and others can wish to make them :omafortable~ this Livery Stables, attached to the Bontel, is wvell prYovided withsgood Provender a and .attenitive Ostlers, and the greatest care wvill I >e -taken if all -Hirses; either by the day, veek, or month - Jlamhurg,'.June 23 1845 (Re. 2t~ 2'3 SL te of South Carolina,. EDGEFIELD.DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Henry H. Hill and John Bates et al. vs.' Cross Bill. lonathanh M. Hill-et al. S IT appearing to my satisfaction that Jonathan M. Hill and Matilda Daniel, defendants in his case, are and reside- without the limits of his State; on ntion by Mr. Wardlaw, -Solici or for Plaintiffs, Ordered, that said absent de 'endants do appear n - this Honorable Court. Ind answer, plead or demur to the Bill of Plain iffs; within three months frem the pnl)ljcation >f this Order, or the said 11ill be taken pro con isso against them. C S. S. TOMPgINS, C. E.E.D. Comm'ers Officc, Feb. 6, ]845. 2 m Notice. ES bereby given that application till be made it the next sitting.bf the Legis. atture to make a public road.of' the roaaf ending from the five notch to Moors'road. July -9 3m 24 DR. C. I. WARD. would respectfully in form his former patrons and friends. that e hasreturnedi-and will resnmne the duties of isptrfession at his own house, one door ens f the Episcopal Church, br vIsit patients a rierly at their homes. M1ay7 - 4t - 15 - State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELDDISTRiCT. fancy Reynolds, Applicant,) against Wml. Reyaolds, W. teyholds, and others, Def'ts. T appearing to my a*atisfetion, that John Revnolds, one of the Delfendauts, reside. vathon't the limits of 'his State, it is-iherefore rdered, that he do appear and object to the ivision or sale of the Real Estate gt Theomnas teynolds deceased, or.. or befote the ixth day f October next, or his con3entto the same will e enadied of record. - JO HN HILL, c. E. D. July 2 12t 23 EST-RAY. STRAYED on the 15th Jaune. a Dark Bay 1 or Chesnut 3ay M ARE, rather over the niddle size', about 6 or7 years old. black main nd tail, a blaze in her lace ; rather low in flesh: 3be walks fair.. with a long slovingly step. All ershnes are off bat one on her hind foot, and t is broke; one fore root turns out ; think she as one hind Soot white ; no oilier marks recol ected. Any inf'ormaition respecting her ivould to thankfully received. by ROBERT BRADFORD, Living 14 mile of Mr. A. Bland. Jnly 2 tI 23 CARRIAG.E MAKING: TlE Subscribers respectfully intorm T- their friends and the public generally, hat they are c.arrying on the CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS, n all- its branches, at.the oid staud near Iotterst'ille; where they are fully prepared 6ydoing all' kinds of work in b.heir line. vitr neatness al-d'despatch, and iii prices o suit- the times. '[hey feel. thankful for 3Rit:favors,.ad hope by.constaut assiduity md 4e riesi -1 iemton--- laa.ia....., J.. e' iberatshare of their pat ronage. !. MITCHELL, L. IIILL. July 2 tI 23 P. S. Wagon work and .I kitds a Bilacksmnithing dotie at the custonmary pri ,es. Mi & 11 SPAR T.-JXBLURG D~I'TRIl. T, ...C. -111I8 delight fuil wa'.ering place ~ illbe ready. I to r'ceive comaapany by the 1st of Juree. [lhe beneficial resaults of' the water catn be tes siled to by hutndre'ds, who h-ave ex;iarience-d ts inthrence t.nyn various dis.eases. tand the icconmuodations shall be~ stilled to the wanats of any visitors who tn.ay visit the place, upon the ollowing termts, viz: Nuan per day, - $1 25 " "week, .- - - 6 0 -tan ; over onme, and less thanfour - - - - 5-00 "overfotur, per week, 4 00, Chilben and' Servanats hall price. !lor.e:: per day, - - - 024 " " eek, - - 3 50 "'" over one. - - 00 There is a fouar hoarse amaitl conach leaves Co. umbia every Tuesday anad Friday maornling, aid araive tat Glenna Sprinegs. WVednaesdays anad Saturdays, hatf'past.4 o'clock, P. Mi. The Chearlestin Aler.-ury, Coaurier, Southern Tharistian' Advocate, South Carolinaiana, Edge iehul Adveraiser, aand Abbeville Bamnier. will :ony the above obace per week forfive weeks. anad e'achlsendl onaencory of' their paper fur six noanths, aand 'ar wat'd acconats to Gleent Springs P. TeJOJJN C- ZIMMERMAN. iroapeuty on liberal termas.. 3. C. -Z. anay 289 5t. 18 l'H unadersigneed respectfull'y inforame l is I friends, that he has resumed the Manumfac ure of COTTON GINN. ad flatters' himself 'roma his loneg ex perienace ina the business as m Cer of thet gehebranted Jeane s G iins, to recelye a lhare of'their patraonage. Hie deem't uaseless to accompany thils notice viah a lonag at of certificnates of recommttenda ien, as to thee capacity of his Gins, whetn he :an assanre thema tha- otut of' near 1500 Gins na~de by himaself not one have been condeomned ar returned... HisGins. are af- thai' best mate -ils aelnd wa'raned.. Atta'chaed to thme Sawsa is. t Alote Cleaneer, aid e'xperienace has, priven it abe a valeanble iadditiona.as it keeps-all the notes of anay size'- from passing thmroanqh with he Ceittoat. The Btgnh Whecel has also tin lergear~o considerable alteration. - Upon the whaold, his Ginas need only to he tebted to bne aighaly nopreciated. Pluieters can be asatured lemt tno tins will leave his -Shop without the. Saws and Ribs having beeni examined and set >y himself atloe, aned respertf'ully solicits -a all f'romn thena befor'c thmey puirchase elsewhbere. .H. OEN, Ntenet. Oppositc Slovall &t Sinmon's Irare House. N. hB. REPAIRItNG doane on umoderate terlans. A eagasta, Ga., July 1 *Gt 23 State of Sourth Carolina. . EDGEFIELD DISTRICT., J.W, Stokes. Dclarat ion int s5. . ~. H ..Ktooney. Attachment. ' lIE Plaeatiffs in the above stated cases, ..having thais day -filed thaeirdecliaraiion a :an mosffice, and the defendanats having no wir'e r attorntey kaaownztp reside within the limits of te-State. on whom a copy of thae same with a ule to plead can be served' -I. is therefore, *rdered. that the defendant appear and plead a the Eamne within a year and a day fromn the Lay hereof, ot final and absolute judgtnent will a awarded againsat him. TIHOS G. BACON, c. c. z'. Clerk's Office, 22d Nov. 1844. Nov. 27 44 ' y Dissolution. Co irartnership heretofore existing on der the firm of f. L.-JlFFERS & CO.,"' was this-day dissolved by mutual consent. All demands igainst the firth will be presented to H. L. Jeffets for ;payment, and all those ip debted to the concern will make. payment. to him, as .he is alone authotized to settle -the same. H. 1 . JEFFERS, JAM ES F. G.RIFFIN. Ilamburg,Juno 12th, .1845 2m 21 A Card. HE dissolution of the fin of H..L. yEF k FE.SS &'CO., also dissolves the con nectiok.of the sqbscriber with the Warehouse - business-bt he still offer his services to his friendstand the public as a GF.NEBAL AGENT AND CoMahissoN MERCHANT. VIZ. Sesling Cot ton. Flour. .Eacon; .c.. of dhe tagon or Whaurf; purchasing or- selling Goods for Pran'ters or Merchants, and.receiving and rotwarding. ler charidise. .&c.. As he is now untrammelled with the cares -of a .Warehouse. lie will. been abled to devote'isi undivided attention to the interestt-of sll ihlise who may favor iintwitb their business. H . L. JEFFERS. Hambnrg.S. C., Juine 12th, 1845 2m .21 RS fcCORQUODALE begs leave to linform her friends and- the public, that the will attend to all oeders in the above -line; in a style equal, if not' superior to- any ever done in this place. Prices to snit the times'. Gentlemnens' Straw and Leghorn Hats cleansed ' s antpreesed. Edgefield C. H.,April 9 2m 11 State of South Carolina - EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. C APT. T- J. DYSON, living near the Fork. of Wilson. Creek. and Saluda River.. Tolled hefre me a bright. sorrel horse, eleven years old, s15 hands high, some wbite about each, hind foot, one fore foot white half wav tip'tfraleg.large blaze* in his face, and hipshot in the right hip; and appraised at $20. - THOS. NiCHOLS, flag. April30. 15 4tm tate of South ;'arolina. .E1JGE...'1ELD DISTRICT. IN TIHE COIMMION PLEAS. Archibald Doggs, ) vs. 'Dec'n, in Attachment - Harnon Hust - Robert Little. vs. 1. Declaration in Enoch Byne j " Attachment. and 1larman Hust. A. -Boggs, . - vs. Declaration in Attachment. Enoch Byne. - Charles hallal - vs. Decla'n. in Attachment. llarmon Hnst. Gideon 'Dewse. - - - " . --Dec n. in Attachment. H armon H-usst. Wmn. Haines, - vs. fec tion in Auadcinnont Enoch Byne. Benjamin & Gillstray,. vs. - Declaration in Andrew Kerr and . John Kerr, Declaration - Survivors. in vs. - - AUachment. Enonh Byna. . ' Jamies 8. Browvn, Y Declaration Entochi Byiae and - Atuac/unnit.- - Hiaronw Humst. ) . vs. --- Dec. in Attpchmnt. [harmon Hnr. Keers & lope) v s. --> Dec. in Attachment. Ench Bjine.-~ John lIngers, vs. ~ . Declaration in E noch By ne und . .Attachsmce. L'lijah Byne.- J Alexander Wulker, - vs. Deela'tion in Attack' me. Enochi Byne. - Juoio W. Rtheney,) .elrtnj Ench Byne and Attachmecnt. Harmon Hnust. J Thomais G Jo~rdan, . *vs; - Declaration in E noch Dyne and - Attachsment. Hiarimin Hlust: J. - Wim. 1).-Stone, - -- Is.- Declaration in Ennoeb Byne atnd - Attachment Haromon Hust.' J) - Ilenry S..Iloadley, '3 Dclarztion -'Enoch.Byne. - J. AUacmient. T HE Flainufis in the above cases, haavinig .tnis da filed their Declarations i.my oflice.and-the LDefendantrs having-iieither Wfives nor Attrrrey's knowna to'reside viiiio the limits of the State 'on whomn.a copy -of said . Declarations with a'rnie to plead can-le ser ved: ft is therefeore ordered, thiat the said De f endanutsdo appeaa and -plead to the said dec. laruationas withmi a year.and a dlay from the data hereofor tiinal aiid absaolute juel;;ment wvill be awarded againistithem by detault. - - .THOS. G. IACON, c.c.. Clerk'i Office, Mlay 6th, 18d5.. aly 14 ly1 16 T o h e P ubifc . I_ AViNG mideeretouod, thnt durin ty ab 'u mee lately to i'he Ciid of~ [aitimaie. a re-- - - purt has been circulated in the countr'y, by sone~ onse ha'. a; immnical fekings towards me (prob ably some one that I have-turmned -off.) that my H ouse was closed.-and that: hadl antii-ely-given uplhe business. [~deem it a- duty I owe ti-my self, t lay .befiethepblic-.the -ifalseness of' such a .scnrrilous -repurt, and to- inform m country.patron'a. atnd the tnravelling community, that my House has been,. and' wif contiune to be opened for their -reception and accomeo dation. - - - JA10ES H UBRARD, Sena. H amnburg. Jue 13 (Rep.) -2t 21. South, Carolina,, - DGEFINAD DrS'TRICT., iN THE CUMMON.'PLEAS.. Naricy Pl.,Dillard: Exiecutir. vs. )Dec'ni Enoch-b Byne, 'flinimon Hust. VFur. At and Win. H. Byne. tachmef. VUIHE Plaintiliin the above statec case.dhay ing this day filed her declar'atiotn in-i office. and the defe'ndanits havik neither wivey or attorney,.known to be withini thre liinils ol'this State. oti whom.'-a enpy of said detaratio'ns. .witir a ritle to- plenti can be servei- It is there fore ordered, that the said dele'sidants do plead to the said declarations, within a year- and a, day from the publication of this order, or fina - and absolute judgment will be aw.arded agit s them. T HOMfAS G. BA(?ON; c. e .P Clerk' Oflice. 17tli March 1845' 'Iy -