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THE WIFE TO HER HUSBAND. "You took me, William, when a girl, unto your home and heart, To bear in all your after-fate, a fond and. faith fulpart~ A tell me have I ever tried thatduty to forego, Or pined.- there was no joy for we when you were sut k in woe ? No; I would rather share, your tear than any others glee, For though you're nothing to the world, you're ALL THE WORLD TO ME. You make apalace of my shed,this rough hewn bench a throne, There-a sunlight for me in your smiles, and - music in your tone. I'look Upon you when yon sleep-my eyes with tears grow dim; - I cry, Oh Parent of the poor, look'down from heaven nn him-, - Behold him toil from day to day, exhausting strength and soul; Oh look with mercy on him, Lord, for thou canst make him whole! And wheri at last relieving sleep has on my eyelids smil'd, How oft are they forbade to close in ilamber by our child ? I take the littlei murmurer that spoils my span of rest. And feel it as a part of thee I lull upon my breast. There's only one return I crave, I may not need itlonsg, And it may soothe thee when I'ui where the wretched feel no wrong I ask not for a kinder tone. for thou west ever kind; I ask not for less frugal tare, my fare I do not mind; Iask not for attire morn gay-ifsuch as have got Suticee to mako me fair to thee, for more I mur mur not. But I would ask some share of hours what you on clubs bestow. Of knowledge which you prize so much, might I not something know ? Substractfrom meetings amonst met each eve an hour for me, Make me companin of your soul, as I ;nay safely be. If you will read, I'll sit and work ; tL.en think when you're away. Less tedious I shall hind the time, dear William, if you stay. A meet companion soon I'll be, for even yout studions hours, And teacher of th'ose little ones you call your cottage flowers, And if we be not rich and great, we may be wise and kind, And as my heart can warm your heart, so may my mind your mind. GETTING MARRIED. - bow. Jr., the inimitable preaeher'of the ', 'York Sunday Mercury, thus dis on getting married. It is paid hi- is about to enter ihe holy estate of .dioct. -Young man ! if you have arrived at --ght point in life for it, let every other .sideration give way to that, of gettimg :arried. Don't think of doing any thing else. Keep poking about among the rub bish of the world till you have stirred up a gem worth possessimg, in the shape of a .wife. Never think of delaying~ the matter; for you know that delays are dangerous. A good wife is the most constant anid faithful .cormpaion you can possibly have by your side, While performing the journey of life--a dog isn't a touch to. her. She is oIf more service, too, than you may at first imagine. She can 'Bmooth your linen and your cares' for you-mend your trow sers, and perchauce your manners-sweet eh your sour moments as well as your tea -anid coffee for you-ruffle, perhaps your shirt bosom, but not your temper-and in stead of sewing the seeds of sorrow-in your path, she will sow buttons on yottr shirts, and plammt happiness instead of harrow teeth ins your bosom. Yes-antd if you are too confounded lazy or too proud to do such work yourself, she will chop wood, and dig potatoes for dinner; for her love for her husband is such that she - will do any thing to please him--except receive com '... ,,-, t m..e very day clothes. Whet a woman loves, she loves with a double disriled devoteduess ; acd when she hates, she bates on the high pres sure principle. Her love is as deep as the ocean, as strong as a hemnpen halter, and as immutable as the r-ock ofuages. She wou't change it, except it is .itn a very strong fit of jealousy ; and even then it hn gers, as if boih to tpart like eveniag t wi light at the windows of tho west. Get married by all meant All the exe-useg you can fish up against 'doing the deed' ain't worth a spoonful full of pigeon's mnilk. Mark this-if blest with health and empsfloymnet, you are not able to support a wife, depend upon it you ate not capable of supporting yourself. Therefore, so much the more need of annexation ; for, in on. ion, as well as in an onion,there is strength. GJet married, fr re peat, young men ! Con centrate your affectiotW upon e-ne object. and not distribute them crumb by crumb, iimong a host of Susans, Sarahs, Marys, Lbranas, Olivias, Elizas, Augustas, Bet sies,Peggies,and Dorothies-allow ing each scarcely enough to nibble at. 'Get mar ried, and have soinebody to cheer you as you journey through this 'lowly vale of tears'-momebody to 'scour up your dull melancholy movements, and keep your whole life, and whatever linen'yoti pdssess. in some. sort of Sunday-go-to-meeting or der. - Youuy woman ! I need not tell you in look out for' your husband, for 1 know you are fixing cotrivaniCes to cat ch' one, and - are as naturally on the watch as a eat is -(or a mouse. But one word in your ear. -if- you please. Don't bait your hookwith *an artificia~fly, of beauty ; if you, do the :hanges are tern to one that you will catch a gudgeona'-some silly fool of a fish that -isn't worth his weight in sawdust. Array the icner' lady wirh the -beautiful garments of virtue, -mdodesty, truth, rnorality, wis docm, and unsophisticated love,. and you will, dispose of yourself quicker. and to inuch better advantage than you would if you displftyed all the newgaws, fipperitngs, .verse. Remember that it is an awful thing to live and die a self.-manufactured old maid ! My gearers-get married while you are young ; and then when the frosts of old age shall fall and wither the flowers of al-. fection, the leaves of connubial. love will still be green ; and perchance, a joyous' offspring will surround and grace the'I'a reat tree, like ivy twining and adorning the time scattered oak." Br-oughlti to the JeI UF this District, a Negro uman who says his name is N iLLAAM, 'and that be be tongs to Jairies Millliuuse'of Buinwell Dis trict, S. U. Said Negro is about tive feet six inches liigbr dark complexion, and be tween thrty-sx and thirty-etgt years of age. He tas a scar on his lrebead, and also one on his breast. The ow ner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, or be nill be dealt Kiti according to law. . . H. LOODM AN, J:itor. July 20 tf 27 iougfi 10 lih JaLU UF Lsis biLtiai, a juu.si mant, *u says his namne is D-AAM La, and that no .'e. longs LoJuin iucentuaKCr ci bariwe-ll, . t." Said Negro is auoul five .ie 6i inches hign, darta couiplextuaanu betw ee 22 and 25 year: 01 age. kis nas a scar over mis Jett e)e. ' ne- on ner is requested to come furward, prove property, pay enarges aun take him away, or he will be dealt wivth according to law. t:. H. GOODalAN, Jailor. July 30, tt 27 AIL unuersgimed respectully intormns his . iriends, twat he has resumed tine Manulac ture of UJI TUN GiN a,, and flatters himself iron his tong experience iii the business as ma ker of the celebrated June s Gins, to receiye a share of their patroinage. ie deem it useless to accompany this notice with a long ls'. of certificates of recoininenda tion, as to the capacity ol his Gins, when he cain assure them tiat out ot near 1500 Gins made by niuseli not one have been condemned or returned. klis Gins are o th'e best mate rials and warranted. Mteiched to the Saws is a Mote Cleanie, and experience lies pr.,ven to be a valuable addition, as it keeps all thL mutes el any size trout passing through with the Cuotton. the brush: Wheel has also un dergoa.e considerable alteration. Upon the whole, his Gins need only to be tested to be highly appreciated. Planters can be Assured that no Gis will leave his Shop without the Saws and titbs having been examimed and set by himself alone, and respeetfully solicits a call troi then before they purchase elsewhere. Hl. ODEN, \gent. Opposita Stovall 4 Simmon's hI'are House N. IS. IteraiitNG dune on moderate terus. Augusta, Ga., July I *tt 23 * otice.. ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of John D. Raiford, late of this District, are re quested to make immediate payment, and all having anty deniands against the said Estate will hand them in, according to law, by the 25th of December next, at which time the subscr. her desires to close up the Estate. ELJAH WA'rdON. Adn'r. A pril 9m 11 PoritiVcly the Last Notice. A 1.L Persons having demands against the a:state of John Cheatham, Sen.. decens e ,a a' requested to iresett theia properly at tested withiin the time prescribed by law, and those whoai du not availthemnsehves with this op-. portunity will not he paid. GUTHIEltDGE CHEATHIAM. March 4 19 5 Eieditor CARRIAGE MAKING: r1 lIlE Subscribers r,-spectfully inlorim Jthleir friends and the public generally. that they are citrryinig on the CARlIAGE MAKiNG BUSINESS, in all its brarnches, at the old stand near Pottersv'ille, where they are fully prepared for doing all kinds of work in iheir line. wiih neatness and despatch, aind at prices to stii thce lines. They feel thahk ful for past favors. and hope by constant assiduity aid strict attention to business, to merit a liberal share of their patrotnage. U. MI rCHELL, L.111LL.' July 2 tI 23 ' P. S. Wagon work and all kinds of Backscithing done at the castoliisi-9 pri ces. M &LH. Plantationi for Male. T H E Snbscriber offers for sale hsis valuable Phatntation, situated on Stephen's Creek. ini Egefield District, and about t0 .niles above Haburg. The Tract contains five hundred andl fifty acres, of as gotod; well timbered land as any on the Creek and is well adapt ed to Corn. Cotton and small grain. A bout two hundred and sixty acres are cleared and in cultivation. -The situation is as healthy as any in the District and the waer is excellent. A rensonable indul gence -wMl be given, with Noie and ap proved security. Persons wvishing'io pur chase, can call and examine for them selves. If not previously disposed of, the above ?iatuaaio will he sold on Wednesidag' the 3rd of September n6.st, at 'my place of residence, on Stephen's Greek. JOSEPH LLOYD May 7 . m2t ar 5 , SADDLERY. MND HARNESS MAKING. y U E SubsCriber takes plea sure ia returning his sin. -ecre thianksto his friends and patronas, for the very liberal patronage bestowed on him Juring the past yeas. Ha respectfully mnforms Ihis friends and the public in general, that he still continties to rry on the Saddle and Harness Makinug Business, att hisold-stand. next door to Mr.8S. F.Goode's. He has on hand a good assortment o~ Saddes, aridles- arid Martingales, Har ness, Travelling Trunks, 8wc. andall other articles ustually kept at inch an establishment, which he offers on as reasonable terms as be can possibly afford them.. -Als,-a MuLrrant EQUIPAOGE MADE To ORDER, iZN A - woitztKAifli maWSER. Citizens- of Soutk Carolina. call and see if you can not suit yourselves as well at home as abr.od. Let us endeavor to keel, on: money at home, and we will have more to spend. DANIEL ABBEY. bel19 er State of South Carolina. EDGE FIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON.PLEAS. . Archibald Boggs, vs. Dec'n, in Attachment Harmon Hust Rubert Little. . vs. ' Declaration in E noch Byne { Attachment. and Hurtnan Hust.J A. Boggs, r" vs. Declaration in Attachment Enoch Byne..) Charles Hall,. Vs. l (Decla'n. in Attachment. Harmon Hust. Gideon Dowse. vA. 1Dec'n. in Attachment. Harmon Husi. Ww. Haines, vs. . Icc'tion in Attachmont. Enoch .Byne. Benjamin E. Gillstrap,' vs. ' Declaration in E noch dyne and f Attachmcut. Elijah Byn, J AndrewaKerr and ) , John.Kerr, Declaration Survivors. > in vs. Attachment. Enoch Byne. J James S. Browi, ) Declaration - vs. in Enoch Byne and ( -Attachmnet. 13. B.. .Mliller, . vs. Dec. in Attachment. Harnwta ties Kceers &. Hope, - vs. Dec. in Attachment. Enoch dyne. .John itegers, vs. . Declaration tit Enoch Byne and Attachment. Elijah Biynr.J Alexander Walker, - vs . Decla'tion in Attack mt. Enoch 3y ne - John W. AUeiuey, - :c. v41 Declteadon is Encch Biyne and Attachment. Harmon Hust. J Thomas G Jordan, vs. Declaration in Enoch Byne and Attachment .Harmon Hust. J-. Wml. D. Stone, vs. Declaration in Enoch Byne and f Attachment Harmon H..st. J Henry S. Hloadley, ' Declaration vs. }} in Enoch Byne. J Attachment. Si HE Flainuf's in the above cases, havin this day filed their Declarations in m ofice.and the Defendants having neither Wive nor Attorney's known to reside: within th limits of the State on whomi a copy of sa: Declarations with a rule to plead can be set ved: It is therefore ordered. that the said De fendatsdo appeal and plead to the said del larations within a year and a day from the dat hereof, or final and absolute judg meit will*b awarded against them by default. Tflos. G. BA CON, c. c. P. Clerk's Office, May 6th, 1845. May 14 ly . 16 tale of elltI arulina, 'DGJEliEtlis DIS'TRICT. IN CO IMON 'LEAS Job Grishatn. vs. .Attachment Ellijah Byne. A. W, Wiggins, ) vs. > .-Attachment. Flijah Byne. J V HE Plaintifts in the above ceses havim lhis lay filld tieir declarations in my ci fice. and thy IDefendant having no wile or Atloi hey k nowin to reuside within the limits of th State, on whocm a copy of said dealaratint with a ruie to plcend ran be servert: It is theri fore orderedc. that thce said Dceiedants do. apear and phecnd t.. th,- said d.eclarations. in ear aned .t day from thte date hereof. ir fim md absoltt jtidgmemn will be awarded agaia. hu ydsiuT; . G. BA00 N, c c. p: tlerkNi Office, May 14, 1845.~ ly 16 State of South (Caroli a, EDGEI'IELD DI.'TICT. IN CUM ,i0N PI2AS. Davis B iladley, vs. Attachment. Joseph .'I. Perry. Ttcomtas Davis, vs. Attachment. Joseph M. Perry. T5 H E PlainttilYs in the above casnq. havii .this day file.t theIr declarations in my o fee, and the Defendants having tneithcer WN or Attorneys known to reside witihin the ucneit of the State, on'whomt a copy of said declar: tions, with a rule to plencd can be served - It therefore ordered, that the said Defenedantsd tpear atid plead to lihe said declarationus withi a year and a day frotm the date hereof, or defactl thiereof finalci and absolutejcndgmenlt wv be awarded against thetm. TH08. G.BA CON, c. c. r Clerk's Office, May 12, 18.15 Mfay 14 ly 16 State of South Carolina. EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLE AS. Berry Rodgers, vs. Enoch IByne )Dec nai and For. At Elijah Byne. ') tachmnena Cress & Trurpin, Declaration in vs. .Foreign At. the same. tachmet, rJ lHE Plaintiff's having this day lile .thteir declarationls in the above scate eases in my uftice, and the defendan having neitaer wives or a?torneys know 1to he witliin the limits of this State, whom a copy of said declarations wit~ rule to plead can be served: It is ordere< that the said defendantssdo plead to ti said declarations, within a yearand a dat f~om the~publieniion2 of this order, or fin; and absolute judgment will be awardt against them. TI-HOS. G B iCON, c. c.s'. Clerk's Office. 17th Mlarch, 1845 8 12 State olf South .Carolina. . EDGKIELD DISTRICT. Wlliam Brumnsonc and 'Cathtarine) Summon: Gox acid ethers, Appl'ts., vs. in Calvin Cox and others. Def'ts. JPartitios IT appearmeg to my satisfaction, that C v in Ccox, Odtum Cox, the children of Nan Ford, formerly Cox. Peggy Cook, feormer Cox, Asan Odom,; son of Gilham Cox, Defen antsin'the'above stated ease, teside wvithe the limits of this Slate, it is therefore oree that they dlo appear and object to the divisi< or sale of the Real Esta:te er' Solomnon Cc deceased, oh or before the sixth day of O)ctobi e., or their consenit to the same will be e tred of record. Juy ) JOHN1HILL; o. .. State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. J. W, Stokes. Declaration in DS. P. H. Rooney. Attachment. T HHE Plaintiffs in the above stated cases. having this day filed their declarations in ml office, and the defendants hyving no wit;: or attorney known to reside within the limits o4 the State..on whom a copy of the same with a tule to plead can be served' It is therefor,. ordered. that the defendant appear and plead to the same within a year and a day from the day hereof. of fical and ahsolute judgment will be awarded against him. THOS G. BACON, c. c. P. Clerk's Office, 22d Nov. 1844. Nov. 27- 44 . ly The state of South.Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COM:l ON PLIRAS. Alsey Mobley, Lewis MIobley, Declaration vs. in Simneo; Jay. Attachment. THE Plaintiffs who by leave of th Court. were allowed to plead their deiand against the Defendant have this day filed their Declaration against the ,aid' Simeon Jay. and he -having no wile er Attorney known to re side io this State peon whom a rule to pl.ad, with a copy -d' said Declaration could be served Ordered that the said Jimeene do plead t this Declaration within a year and a day. orfinal judgmentwill teot awarded against hin 'THOMAS G. BACON, c. c. P. Clerk's Office, 22d Nov. 1844. Nov. 2.7 44 ly South ('arolina, EDGEFIELD DIS'T'RICT. IN. THE COIMONM PLEAS. Nancy 11. Dillard. Exeratix. vs.. Dec'n ' Encch Byne. liarmceon Hust For: At and Vn). H Byne. tachment. HE Plaintiff in the above stated eaes hav ing this day filed her declaratiei in ni office, and the defendants having neither wive - or attorneys known tobe within thi* limitsoftlet State. on whom a copy of said 4eclariion with a rtle to plead -cal be servedi: t1 is the- re fore ordered, that.the said del'endants do ple-it to the said declarations within a year and i day from the publication of this order. or fiun and absolute judgtent will be awarded agaius them. 'THOMAS G. BACON, c. c..P. Clerk's Office, 17th 1larch 1845 ly 8 g State of Notth (al'olina... EDGEPIELD ISTRICT. 0 Andrew. Carson, d Guiardian ol TkDellration'cn r- Francis W . Forth, vs. Foreign I. Enoch Byne, Elijah . Attachment. Byne. H arnon e Hust e Andrew Carson, vs. Declaration in For the same. eign Attachment. 1 H. Plaintitis in the above stated cases, havmeg thes day tiled teen J.eciarations in ey slice, and the IhLtendants hiiting neither uowei or Attorneys kinownt,.reside within he liimit. of the ltate on whozen it copy oh the seic with t rule to plead c..n bo sered., ." It is therefoire. Ordeed' cue the lefendanta ppear and 1leiud to the same witietu a year iend ait day from theday hereel...r duiel and ahsotrte jude ment well b,- awarued against thema Til) I.- U. I ;ACUN, c c c. Clerk's Ulice March i.7th, 1845 1) atlte ot South t aru'lina, g EDGEFIELI DISTRICT, C. J. Glover, Declaration in vs. Foreign Attack James If. tiara ison. ment. T he Satne, Declaration in Foreign At ;the same tchclment. HL i atileem the above ,'tated casees hay ~ing this day filed his dectarationis in may eetlico, and the di fetndnets hiavinu neo wife or at tirnless ktnowe tee be wtiti the imtits of this .itaee on whtomi a copy oef saidl de'claraticons withl a rule to plead can be-seve'd: It is there hue orderedh that the said dehenadants edo plead to the said de'claractionsi, within a year and a daey f im cte pebhhcation eof this circler, or fnal anecd absolute judgmcient will tbe awee ded against te'mc. T Ht.S. G BACON. c. c. p. Clerk's Office, Oct. 31, 1844 ly 41 state ni South 'Carolin~a. EDGEFIELU) DISTRICT. IN COMMON PLEAS. Thomas Davis, v e ~ Altachment. .Enntchene *Veity 'Farmter, ) vs IHamon Ilust ~.Aliachmnent. IS and Enech Byne. - AlMoore -& Davis, n vs. Attachment. IEneh Byne. Emeily H. Tubmtan, vs. ~ eA ltachment. Enoth hBync. T HIE Plaiintiffs en the above cases, havin~ - this day filed their' declarations in my~ office, and the defe.ndantts havitngceeither Wivet or Attorneys knownc to reside withiti the littita of the Staete, on whom a copy of said declara tions with a rule to plead can be served: It is therefore crdered, that they- dco appear ani plead to said declarationts within a year anid dacy from the date hereof, of' in default thereo final and absolute jndlgments will be awardec againistthiemn. THOS. G. BACON,c. c P. May 12. 1845 ly 16 ~State of South Carolhna, te EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. SNancy Reynolds. A pplicant, 3 against Wmc. Reynolds, WV.. aReynmols. aund others, Def'ts... ' -JT appearing to coy satisfetion, that Johc e I.ey nolds, oneo of thme Defendants, reside, Y withotut the limits ohf 'his Slate, it is there-for< | ordered, that ho do appear and object to the ddivesion or sale of the Real Estate of Thcomaa Reynmolds decease'd, or,. or hefore thie sixth day of Octoiber next, or his consentto the same wdi he entered of~ record. JOHN HIL&c. E. D. July 2 12t 23 State. tf South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTICT-1 John B. Rounetree, Declaration in Foreign vs. Actachment. y George Keppecrt 'i.d' ild eD clrto nmy cefice and thesDefendean e having no wife or A orniey ktton n toewit In rhe tatpled wcr be-served' it-is Ordered xtat the nDefeed'ant plead te the.said Decclarae rtic..r-w-eetiiisa year and a day.-or fenal acnd ahbsce ite 'ntdg ceent will be given -aitest-hint. Clerk's Office, Nov.1lltb;'1844. SNov. 13 7 y 42 SHERIFF' SALE. BY virtue oi'suudry writs ol Fieri Fa cias to me directed, i nill proceed to sell at Edgeliield Court House, on the First Monday and Tuesday in September next, the fylloniug property, to-wit. Oliver Simpson vs. %% illiam Crozier, a fluuse-and Lot in the Toeu ot Hamburg, known-in the plan of said town No. 7S, on Spires and Mechanic Streets, occupied by the Defendant as a dwelling. William Woudberry and otherb vs,'Ru dolph Carter and Enzabeth Carter. the tract of laud wher. the Deleuilant Eliza beth Carter now lives, adjuitnig of lauts of John Wise and others. Wade S. Cothran rs Jenu Roden, the tract ol land where the Defendant now lives, containing one .hundred and seven teen acres, more or less, adjoining of lands of John A. White, Johu Price and others. Meigs & Colgan and other, vs. M. L. Geariy, the tract of laud where the De teudant lives, containiug twenty i - o and half acres, more or le..s, aujuming lands of Franis O'Conei. G. P. Camplin, Dawson Aikinson and others. vs. Lewis Ellzey, ise interest of the Uelendant in a tract of land, contain tug lour hundred acres ol rand., more or less. aljnieug lands at Elizaseeth Carter. A. .i. Rambo and oiners. A'td one otner tract it land, containg one hundred acres, moro' or less, ~adjoining of lands of Mrs. Mary Highioer, Nathaniel Black and otirs. Charles Lamar v:. Siarling Pn elI and James Powell, the tract of land where the Defendant James Powell lives, adjoining of lands of Jado) W ise and ottiers. Oliver TOwles. Adm'r. against Lewis Ellzey, vs. Dawson Arirnson and Abner W uatley, the tract o' land where Mrs. Ab ner Whatley now lives, adjoining of lands of Dawson Atkinson and others, levied upon as the property of Anner Whatley, deceased. Cothran & Sprow l.and others, vs. John Scutell, one Hurse. Johu Hill, Ordinary, for the use of Pe ter smith vs. Miltedge Galphmi a. d others, a tract of land, containing one thousand acres, tmore or less, adjoining lands of Samuel Clark, Richard Hankinuon and others. The Executors of Casper Nail vs. Mary 3utler, the tract of laid where the Defen dant lives, adjoining of lands ol tlilledge ..alphin and others. David Powell vs. Charles Powell, the tract of laud 'where the Defendant lives, adjoining of lands of Dudley Rountree anl others. The State vs Samubl H. Willtams. W. C. Villiums arid .Moody Harris. one brown bay Mare and Colt, levied on as tle prop erty of the Delendaui Moody ti irris. irati'on & .luudy, beartr, vs. Rebeca Bug aid al. .iit tract of land innere the Dletidant lives, carolt:idmng one hundred acres, more or less, adjoining of lands - I .largareti Ogilvie and others. Lucinua Hatcher and outtn rs vs. Chris iana Hatcher, the tract ut land here ihe Defenlant lives, and known as ie Hatitn era Ponds. Oliver Simpson vs. Russei Ilardia and Henry Cox, the tract of land where tie Delendant Mussel Hardin lives, adjointing of lands o1 Stepien tv ilsoun and iers. L. H. Mundy vs. Henry Evans. tier tract of land coutaminng one hundred and egit) acres, more or less. adjoiniug lauts af James ijnrtin ad othersf. J. BI. H arrison vs. Margairet Ogilvie, Ihe tract o1 land i here the Detendinoi lyvt coutainIng three hundlred acres ol laud:, imre or lu's, .djoiau.ug latnds ol Joehn A. Wite and others. Fraticts O'Curier vs. Thio.nas Mc~otn ull, tue interest ol thie Delendant in tnle House lately occupied i'y him as a (iro cery Store, on Cemtree Street, it iht town ol hlamburg. Also, one Negro wan by the naime oh Dantiel, and sotre taies called Dick. Tierms, cash. H. BOULWARE, s. n. D. August 13 3t 29 Notices r 1 ~HE Subscriber nereby gives public no tice, that he intends petitioning the neCxt session of the Legislrtutre a1 the State of Sooth Carolina, to graid himt an exclusive charter tar a Ferry over .:aluda River, near the Islan~d Fori, at the junction of the Districts of Edge field, Abbeville, Laureis uandi Newberry. I1 also gir es notice, that he intends to oppose the ap~lication of M Ir. J. W. Payne for: a charter attesaeplce. JAMES S. POPE. Jnly 30 . 4tm 27 P UBLIC Notice is hereby given that apeli cattion will be made to the tnext Legisla ture, to declare Thomas Creek a public high way, and to prevent obstructions to the free navigation thereof. July 30 4 tm. 27 State of South Carolina, BARN WELL DISTRICT. WILLIAM J. NIXS001, who is nowv in the custttody -of thet Sheriff of Barnwell Dis trict, by virtue of a Writ of Capias ad &aits faciendum, at the suit of L. W. Bates, having petitioned the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas. that he may be ad. mitted to the benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly, made for the relief of isolvenst Debtors. It is therefore or'dered, that the said L. W. Bates, and all others to whom the said Pe titioner is ini any wise indelbted, be, and they arc .heeby summoned,.and have notice to appiear before the said Judges at the said Court, to be holden at Biarnwell. ott the fourth Monday in October next, to she w cause, if any they can, why the said Petitioner should not have the prayer of his petitiongranted.* Office of Comumon Pleas, Barwell C. H.. 14th July,.'45. ORASM.US D. ALLEN, c. c. v. July 23 12t 27 Notice. - 1OTICE is hereby given that application Lwill be made to the next Legislatureaof thi sta'e of South Carolina, for a renewval of the Charter granted by that body to Henry Shultz and Lewis Cooper, dated 17th Deestmber 1813, athorizing Iliemi to bii a Toll Bridge across the Savannah River. frow this State toi the city of Augusta. State of Georgria, at thein own labor- anid expense, with such a deduictionl of toll as the change of time and the improve ment of the country wvilljnst # UTZ Hamburg. S. C., July 17 tf 27 LAW B3LANKS Ona SALE AT TRIS o7F3CE. LANGUID CIRCULATION !-V R EPEATED changes in the temperature have a very bad effect upon the bloods a sudden change from a full; .generous, to a low, poor diet,-will be equally. injuriousto the health as sudden changes of. weather. If we would have health we must.endeavor to pre. vent, as far as in us lie, great extremes of all kinds. Every excess, of heal orcold-, ofeat isg or drinking, tends to' produce ipuritytif the blood; thu. its circulation becomes languid; the very channels of life are clogged; and-the first consequence is that the. sowss become COSTIVE. . ',.., . We are in this cond'tionreadyto receyeainy disease which we .may come in. contact ; artd without any contadi with an'y'one affected'with sickness, we -shall have ieadache; heartburn, dizzineies, a foul tongue, los of appetite; allthie result of the state of costiveness. - When the atmosphere becomes impure and oppressive to mankind, it requires the- tempest to agitate it, to give it purity ad ljfp. . W hen the bowels are costive they require thq administration of BRANDRETit'S PILLS, whu-h, by exciting a commotion .r acceleta te'l movement in that organ, will- occasion all muabid contents to be expelled, thereby produ cing purity to the blood and health to the whole frame, - iTThe Pills dre'sold at Dr- Brndrket's Of ice, -241 Broadway, N. York. Aho by Bland & Butler, Edgefield C.H.; S. D.- Cark. -:0., Hamburg; J. S A D. t. - Smyley. eeting Street; !f . M. Coleman, New Market; Jfhttlack, Sullivan & Waller, Greenwood ; L.' 'leifri man Cokesbury. July 23 5t 26 The Charleston Evening. News, BY J: N.'CARDOZO.' N Evening Paper, with the above title, will be published daily, iii this city -tin tie 1st of October next, if a sufficient number-of subscriberscan be obtained to wanant the ah dertaktng. It will. ipclde the usual quantity of political, - commercial and shipping intelligence .foundis daily journals of its size, and embrace such se lectio ns as are most interesting and attractive to the general render. It is amost nnnecessary to state, that on all publid qiuestions inyolving the rights and interests of Sotith Carolin,-thd conductor ofthe "Evening News'' will befoune at the post of duty ; while it is nearly superfus - ous to add, that its colnmns will be free froim every species of personality, or of remark of'en sive to the taste of a community with the. ra. .fnemient of manners that characterizes the ge' pie of Charleston. To meet the public desire for a cheap daily journal, and to approach as nearly as possible to the principle of.cash payments, in -conduct. ing this paper. the *'Evening News" will be furnished to subscribers at $6 per annum, pay. able half-yearly, or 50 cents per month, paya ble monthly. Advertisements will be inserted at the rate of 50 cents per square for'the first rtion. and 374 cents for each succeeding insertion. For' all' advertisemhents of 6 lines and under. the charge will be 25 cents. The "Evening News" wIlibe of 'the medium size of public journal., will be printed with .a neat type and on good paper. ,A. tri-weekly paper will be issued at $4 per annum. payable in advance. Subscription lists are left At the Courier and Mercury tOffices, and at-ite did'erEnt Book and Stationer's Stores. New Wet kly Paper in Charles ton. . PROSPECTUS OF THE CHARLES. 1N hhitlt-A WEEKLY JouaAr, devoted to the advancement e.the Tempeirance Cause and General Literature, to be pubhshed in this city as soon a- a sufficient number of subscribers shall be obtained. . The subscribrr proposes (should a sufficient - number uf.names be obtained to warrant the Iundertaking,) to establish in this city, a Weekly Pape.-r devoted to the cause- pf Temperance, Agriculture and General Literature. In, a large and populous city like ours, em braciug so large a tield'of Temperanced ope rates with three or lotur floaurishing societies dvoted exclusively to the advaneenat f the cause,it would scarrcely seem unreasonable to presutue. that, with ptroper effort; a sufficient proportiont of patronage mnight be secured, to wartanit rte permaunent estuaistntent of a niews paper whichl would sea veas an organ of the vie ws and setntits of the temperahee com-. muinity, as welt as a repository of select mis ellanty ior the enitertammtuent 'of the general reader. With the exceptioni of the religious press, wve have ntta siigle weekly paper in Charleston, while in amny 01: our nortsern cities, they are not only iiiumecrable, but well supported. Surely, then, we canistustain erie! kt is proposed to dedicate a ptortion of its co! nons. to thme puiblicamtio'n or commtercial and other inrelligenice. Etmbraicing such of the- cur rent news ol the day, as maghe afforded by original conitrtbutmons arid appropuiate selee io'ns. The lierary columns will comprise a series of essays, tales, sketches, &c., a portion of which will be wrntten expressly for the Mir, ror The editor has already secured the aid of a nrumiber of zealous and active members of the Charrlestont Total Abstinence Society, who will comuribute fi egi.enttly to .its pages ; as well as that of seceral of our -most popu or wvriters by whose valuable co-operation,-fte has-hereto fore been enabled to conriburte to the entertain ment of the reading comrmunity The rate of annual subscription will be.ixed atto.dollars. Those who may prefer toasub scribe for a shotrter period will be furnished [at twenty-five cets per monthi. Advertisements will be inserted at twenty-five cents per square of twelve lines. -The paper wvill correspond in size to' the other C harle-ston weeklies. The mechanical executrioni will be regulated so as-to give per. *feet satisfactioni.. Subseription lists may he found at the Cou rier, Mercury anid Patriot 'ogices, and at the Hall of the Charleston Total -AbstineneSoci- I ciety, Meetiog street. EDWIN HERIOT. yuly 30 - tf 17 New Drug Store. NA AGE L'S DRUG AND CH EMICAL ES T ABLISHMENT. (CIARK's OLD'STANC.) TI' H E Subsesiber is-nocw receiving, and of- - Rfers for sale, a new and complete assort .ient of ' " - 'FaENCH, GER'ANa, ENGeisH AND AMEatcAN ' DR UGS, CIJEM ICAL8, AND -Lam -Train, and Linseed -Oil. li iseLead, Lamp Block. Ventian REd. Spanish Browni, anthi Wh'ituig, rc., &.c. lionts in want ut antyof the above-articles, are invited to call and exanrie, beforie purcha suingelsewhere, as it may be to their batejes to lo so. A sharo ~of public patronage 'is frea pet fully selected., Prescriptionis carefullyat u.- AGEL, ynilyS '0 ' t - 7. - gg The friends of Lieti. 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