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Cheap Board.-Tn old times, living was much cheaper than it is at present. When Dr. Franklin was serving an ap prenticeship to the art of printing, he was allowed 37& cents per wek for his board. Of this he expended but about 171, being only 21 cents a day.. What he saved was laid out in books, for food for the mind. Multitudes now might save at least one half of what they expend for food, dress and equipage. Then they could have books, and also something to relieve the wants of the suffering in the world, and thus enjoy, the luxury of doing good. Aiken Manfacory.-Last evening a letter was recerved from Aiken, containing two elegant Thread Lace Collars, manu factured at that place, and sent down as a present. Extra poatage only five cents. [Couirer, 3d inst. A Paris leter published in the Boston Atlas, says that " Mrs. C-, an Ameri can lady. some seventy odd years of age, has been led to the altar by a gallant young Englishman who has not yet seen thirty summers,' Revival.-The religious excitement in Montgomery,. Ala., says the Journal, seems to continue without abatement. Daily and nightly meetings have been kept up, and.well attended in the Metho dist Episcopal Ohurch, for nearly six weeks; about one hundred and twenty persons hape professed a change of heart and life, some ninety of whom have con nected themselves with the Church. In stead of Bagging, the work seems to gath er new interest as it rogress. Augusta Sentinel. Singular Freak.-We find in an. old paper, a description of a singular freak of two young women in England, who had been disappointed in marriage, and being intimate friends, formed tie singular de termination to live together .as mau and wite, in some place where they were not known. They drew lots to decide who should be the man; the one it fell on as sumed the name of James Han. They then set out on their journey, and at last came to Eppin, leased a house there, and kept an inn. James Han was six teen and his pretended wife seventeen years old. They bad a servant, but each performed the duties belonging to their station.. They traded honestly. gained a great deal of money, were respected, and lived together thirty-four years. until at last the wife 'lied. about which time the discovery was made. James Hans had often been foreman of juries, and was to have been Church Warden, if the discov ery had not been made. A Valuable Discorery.-A New York paper notices a discovery in that city, by some individual, of the art of prelaring s fluid composition or wash. upon well es tablished chemical principles, which will effectually protect all wood substances against taking fire-so that such substance, if coated with this wash, althougd sur rounded by flames, would not itcur the least danger of igniting by contact. To owners of sbingled houses and other sisni t., smiirtinl. in laiga.cities. where fires are frequent this discovery offers a sure protection. This wash may also be used for coating the scenery of theatres, and as it can be made of any color, and in no instance requires to tbe used oftener tihan onco a year, it may be considered loug wanted. San Patrico, the poitnt at which the U. S. troops are now posted, is the sight of a dleseated Mexicanti mission," and previ ous to the Texiatn revolution, it conttained several hundred itnhabitants, bitt for the last three or tour years, there has scarcely been a dozen persons living in thte place. It is situated on the east bank of the Nue ces, about 25 mtiles above-the, mouth ofI the river.-Alexandria Ga::ette.. Extract of a leuecr, dated "MAcoN, Sept. 3.-IThe severe drought has in a measure destroyed our cotton crops; and there is no possibility of more than half of atn usual caoni crop, and that being fully one halt open and so near the ground that the late heavy rains which we have had within the last ten days, beat it nut and made it so trashy that it is almost worthless. There is no possibility of our receiving more thtan a half crop in Macon this sesotn. Corn is now worth Sl to S1 25 per bushel, ond we know nut what price it would reach if wre had not the rail road of receiving supplies front Savannah." LA GRANer. Ga., Sept. 3. Crops.-A correspondent in the low country, informs us that the catterptilar has made its appearance among the Sea Island cotton crops, in Liberty and Mcin tosh. Also, that to add to the distress which will be occasioned by the extreme shortness of the provision crop, an itnsect -called the Hessian fly, never hefore seen -so far South is doitig great injury to the crops of peas. rice and cornt in that sectioni. Perhaps we shall hear next of Egyptiana locusts. - Chattaoochece * We understand that a serious fracus lnok pilace in Macon ott Stinday last, in wvhich a man by 'Ite name of William Depusey was shot by another by the name of Chester P. Lyman. WVe did learn some of the particulars -connected with this sad affray, but as, at our last advice, Depusey was not expected to recover from his wound, mortificationi having taketn place, and Lyman had been committed to prison, we for'bear menigoning them. Sasrnnah Georgian, 3d inst. We are informed by several of our farmers, that a peculiar kind of worm, in great numbers, have made their ap pearance in many paarts of the District, destroying every sprig of grass they come to, and inscme in statnces they tiave also taken to the fodder. From the represen tion given us of these worms, we fear, Sshould they increase hi nunmbers, that what little grass wve have, will be cut from the cattle.-Abbeville Banner, 3d inst. flg'We are authorized to announce Lavz R. Wirso?', as a candidate for the Office of Tax Collector, at the nextelection Feb.26 . 5 Hamburg Prices Cnrrent.' SEPT. 3 1845. Bacon, per lb. Iron, per lb. Hog round, 9 a 10 Sweedes,ass'd,44 a 54 Hams, 10. a 124 Hoop, 74 a 9 Shoulders, 9 a 10 Sliet, 7 a 9 Sides, 10 a 11 Nail Rods, 74 a 8 Bagging, per yd. Russia bar 5 a 6 Best Hemp, 16 a 18 Plough Moulds, 6 a 7 Tow, 13 a' 14 Lard, per lb . 8 a 10 cotton, 174 a 00 Lead, " " 6 a 8 Balerope, per lb. 5 a ItU Lime, per bbl. Beeswaz, prlb. 22 a 25 Stone, 2 00 a 2 50 Cotton, per lb. Rice, per 100lbs 4 00 Ord. to Mid'g, 6 a 61 Sugars, per lb. Middling Fair, 7 a 71 St. Croix, 10 a 11 Fully Fair, 7 Aa 71 Purto Rico, 7 a 10 Fine, a New Orleans 7 a 10 Cofee, per lb. ' Havana,whi:e 10 a 12 Rio, 74 a 8 Do. brown 8 a 9 Java, 8 a 10 Loaf and lump,13 a 15 Corn, perbu., 75 a 85 Salt, per bush.'45 a 50 Corn Meal, 75 a 874 ack, 1 50 a 1 75 Flour, per bbl. Tallow. per lb 8 a 10 Canal, 7 a 0 74 Twine, per lb. Country, 6 50 a 7 A merican, 25 a 30 Bides, per lb. 7 a 8 English, 25 a 37V Commeretal. 'HAMBURo, September 3. Coon.-Business is still dull, and our Cot ton market has not been much affected since our last notice, and probably will reumain in this condition until late advices come to hand from Europe. We have altered quotations to day, which range as fullkaas: Ordinury to midding, - 6 a GA Middling fhir, - 64 a 61 Fair, 7 a 7j Good fair, 74 a 71 CoLuMarA, Sept. 4. Cotton.-Siice our report of the market last week, titathing has occurred. to caange pri ces or to afact materiatly the general leatures or prospects of this staple. We nave consid. erable Of the new crop cominig in, nod business ge-erally in our streets begin to look Iecly. We quote ordin.ry to middiing 6 to 54, .mid dling lair 01 to 7; fully lir to good lair 74 to 71-and really chutce d cents. I Hructsions.-There has been considerable acces3ion .to our stock of l5acou, by arrivals from Baltimoret and Charleston, aid the stock is good fear the season. Tiere is a good sopply of Canal flour in tarket, and a large stock is on the way, we quote Ca nat $7 00. new %% heat extra $7 50, countrv 6 50 a :7. There las been about 40 barrels of the latter received this week. There has been sales of coia by the wagon load at 70 cents. %leal is i etailing at $1 per bushel.-Republican. O B I T U A at Y, Died, at Mr. James Griffin's, in thiiL4 District. on the 13111 August. M iss MARY E. TIt.LAN, aged 16 years II months and 7 days. zhe was a daughiter ofthe late Johnatlian Tilhunt, Esq.. of this District. She had left Lome but a day or two to attend j protracted meeting in the neighbornood, when she was uddenly attacked with a violent fit of illness. which in twA short weeks terminated her nortl existiace. rhe skill of her physicians, and the uaremitting at. tention oi her onuteious'friends, all proved un availing. The disease hastened to its close with unaitbaited violence. She exhibited thro' out her illness that patience and lirtitude which had always characterized liet conduct in health.. She had a weak and genle spirit that bowed beneath affliction like the bulrush beneath the dews of night. Her wind was wholly absor tied in religions exercises, and remained clear until a short time befbe sh' di-r Horlbst luisca' zo~iimwtrs employed in giving herself up to Jesus. After some religious exercises which she desired should be held in her pres e nce, she sang in at audhible voice, the follow inig beantiful lines: -But udrops of grief cani ne'er reptay, Thel debt tof love I owe, Hiere Lord I give myself away, 'T'is all th:it I can do." She ihesi be-came delinous and remaisned so to the close. Scarce ansy indhividual could have beesi selec ted fromn the comnsiity, whose dcatha would have been so keenly felt aind so sincerely Ia mented as hers. Her sweet disprosition had so much endeared her to the cotnutatnity in which she lived. that if humant sympath y anad hausman kiandness could have mitigated the sufferings or stayed the progress of the liatal disea. she would have beena with us still-all loved her. and-all were anaxions to give her somie pairiinig token of their atiectiona. Site was an affec-tiunate and dutiful cthld, aiid devotedly attachedt to her brothters and sis ters. Hecr affectionate dispitiosn and sweet temper rendered her very dear to the little cir clo ini which shte mioved ~She lias left a de-vo ted mo'ther 'anid four brothers aid sisters to mourn her unstnely death. S8he was yonny tand beautilial, aid wve all loved her. but shte as goane like sonie sweet May flower ntipi by ant untimely frost She hats vantishued fronm our midst like the mornaing cloud a tad the early de w. Our h'ereavemenat is bitter inadeed, but our mnouraing is niot -as those who have no hope. (or shte leil wish uS a sweet consolation, a full as surance that our loss is her eternal gaitn. and thit she hats exc-hanged a world of affliction anad disappoaintmnent for tite of endless joy. Died at ther residesnce in this Disirict. tin the 24th August, Mrs. MaarY TItLeM., widow otf the late Stephen Tillumits, Esq., ini the 76th year of her age. Mrs. Tdlimani for several years previous to her death had been the subject of severe bodily *afflictiona, so much so that for sonme months be fore shte died her intellect had become too much enfeebled to leave with her friends any pairtac ulam expression of her hopes as to the fuare. Biut she left behind he.r far higher evidence of her future happiniess .than any expression of her feelinags could have furnished. Shte left be hinad her a character adorited with manoy chris tian graces. Her whole life was a briaht exam ple of cha:ty and! good works. She he-It five c-hildrena and nanoy gratnd-children to mouran her death. TO THE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE IN EDGEFIELD. * At the last meeting of the Edgefield District Temperance Soceiety, a resolutioni was passed making it the duty of the President to address a comnaunication through the columns of the Aduertiser, to the different local Societies in the District, respectfully inviting them to send four delegates fronteach Society, to attend our next meeting, which wili be hekd at the Court House on the first Tuesday evening in October Court. and to request each Society to send up sucha statistical information as they may be able conveniently to collect, particularly as to their numbers, both miale and female, and as to the particular state of the Temperance refor mation in their respective communmties. H. BURT. President. September 10 tf 33 SFINYGLES! SHINGLES!! T HE Subscriber now has, and intends keep .ing on hand, good heart SH INGLES foit sale. 'JAS. GRIFFIN. PAugut2n0r o SHERIFF'S SALE. B Y virtue of suodry writs of Fieri Fa cias to me directed, I will proceed to sel- at Edlgeield Court House, on the First Monday and Tuesday in October, neit, the follo%% ing property, to-wit : Meigs & Colgati and others vs. M. L. Gearty, the tract of land where the De feudant lives, containing twenty tn o and half acres, more or le;s, adjoining lands of FrarnciS O'Conner. Oliver Tow les, Adm'r. against Lewis Elizey, Dawson Aikunson .and Abner Whatley, the tract o land where Mrs. Ab ner Whatley now lives, adjoining of lands of' Dawson *tkiusou and others, levied upon as the property belonguig to the es late of Aianer Whatley, deceased. John Hill, Ordinary, for Peter Smith and others, vs M] illage (alphin and others defendants, a tract of latd cuntaining one thousand acres, more or less. adjouning lands ol Samuel Clark. Rictaard Hiukin - son and others. levied upon as ttie property of the said Mlillege Galphin. The State. vs Sanuel H. % illiams, W - C. W tlhams and Moouy Hartis, one brown bay mare and qit, levied on as the prop erty of the defeidant Moody Harris. Susannab Farrar and others. vs Martha U. Kitibrell & Henry Goode and wife, one negro wotman slae, by the nane of'Mary. Oliver Simpson vs. Russel Hardin and Henty Cox, the tract of' land where the Defendatt Russel iHardtu lives, adjoining of lands of Stephen Wilson and others. W. W. Hitch, Administrator, vs R. R. Hunter, thrce horses, one buggy and one wagon. C. J. Glover and others. vs the same, the above debrribed prtipert). Josepti N Ba.ley and others. vs Abtjah Abney, tne tract of land where the deten dan lives, contutuing five hundred acres, mnure or tess, adjoining lands of Elizabeth Carter, Joseph Humbly and ottters. also four mules, one horse, an,, I road wagon. Bowlte, barker & Biowie; Harral. iare & Cu. and otttt rs, vs v tfllam IS. Stiin and Willam W. Grillin, survivors. the tract of laud where tiote defendant W. W. Griffin ives, contaiting i wo hundred aeres, mnore or less, adjomiing o lands ft R. C. Grdfflit, ituaries Carter, James Creswell and oiners: also live negro slaves, to wit: Susan, Caroline, Anti, John and Tom, two horses, one mule, one agoun and one John Baubkett, vs John 3l. Barrnion, one house anid lot in the town of Aiken, occupied by James E. lilack. bounded ott North, East, South and West, by lands beloging to B. M. Rodgers. Jamtes Entighsh vs. Jenajamin Jackson, one sorrel utare and one mule. Dawson Atknsuin vs. Lewis Elizey, U. B. Champlin vs. the same, a tract of land containing one hundred acres iore or less, adjoiting lands of Mrs. Mary flignower, Nathaniel Black anJ others. Henr) H. Cumtming vs. Martha Prior, the interest of the delendant in the follow ing negro slaves, to wit: Fortune. Ra chiel. Grandersou. Dianna, Hanotih, Za doc, Judy, Jane. Alford and Susan. Jobu U. Harris and others vs. Thormas Saritt, e- sorrel mure, one buggy -and one waggon. James R. Foshee, administrator, vs. Elizabeth Gulberson, a negro man slave by the name of~ Jack. Kttnsler anad Ml. Gregor & Co., vs. Ma ry F. Goodwytt, one negro wan slave by the name of Samuel. Luther Roll, vs.Ghlarles Lamar; Abra hamt and Samuel Mathews, and others, vs the same, tree negro slaves, to wit. Dick. Mlariah and Sally ; one mule and thtree horses. Tiermas of sale cash. H. BUULW A RE, S. E. D. Sept. 8, 1845. 4t 33 B Y virtue of sunidry writs of Fieri Fa cia~, to me directed. I will proceed a. sell tn the Town of Hamburg, at the American Hotel,ant Wedntesday & 'aTurs day, the first anad second days of October next, ite following property,. to satisfy the following lFi. Fas. to-wit W. W. Hitcha, Administrator, Chas. J. Glover. lodursee and others, vs. R. R. Hunter, t'nenty beds. hedateadls attd bed e oathitia, tine dozen dressinig tables, one daozenr wash stands. cane dlozetn howls anti pitchers, one dozen looking glasses, onte dlazetn cane bottim chtairs. thatee dozetn windsor chairs, twoa dozen comtrttont chairs, three carpets, two settees. one ser of dt nitng tables. and sundry other articles cof household antd kitchen farniture. Termst of sale, Cash. H. BOUL W ARE. S. E. D. September 10 4t 33 The ,tate of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Nancy Carpenter, Apphcrnna, .aummnons vs. Jolhn anad Owen Carpeno in Parti ter, D,-fendanta. iion. B Y an order frotm John Hill, Esquiro, .U Ordinary of the Distrier naoresaid. 1 will proceed to sell at Edgefliold Coturt House, on the fist Monday int Oc:ober. the lands belonging to thte Estate of Isham Carpenter, deceased. situate itt the District afresaid, on Chavons's Creek, waters of Savannata River, contain ing two httndien acres, more or less, adjoining lands of A. Carpenter. lammttand Richardson. Fran cis O'Connor and others. Stld on a credit of twelve months. Purchasers to give liond anid approved se curity. and a mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary to secure the purchase mo money. Cots t. e paid it cash. H. BOULWARE, S. E. D. Sept. 10 41 33 Notice! ! HE Estale of Guthbredge Thurmond, .Ldeceased, having been*left Derelict, I shall proceed to sell at the late residence of said deceased, on Saturday the 27th instant, on a credit of six mnonths, all the personal property, consisting of ten head of likely Cattle, among them a yoke of Oxen, stock of Hogs, two Horses, House hold and Kitchen furniture, and some Plantation tools. JOHN HILL, o. E. D. To the Independent Voters of Edgefield District!! Fellow Citizens: -Contrary 10 the ad vice and wishes of my friends I offer my self as a Candidate for the office of Tax Collector, and golicit your sufi'rages. If elected. which1"do not expect to be, I will discharge the duties.of the office to the best of my abilities. JOHN J. McCOLLOUGH. September 10 te 3 Fail aesd Rnster Goods. 'LESSING.4 CO., respectfidly informs their frenda and the public at large. that they have received and will continue ti re ceive from the Ctty of New York, a FRESH stock of Fall and WIDter Goods. which they offer toj their customers on terms to suit the timest. Call and examine for your selves. Sept 10 2t 3$ Plantation fol' Male. B Y the consent of the Legatees. I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield Court louse, on the first Monday iu November next, the tract of land whereon the late Sarah Bush. deceased. lived, containing seven hundred and twenty Six (726) acres, more or less.inn a credit of ome and two years. lying on the road leading frnm Edge field Court douse to Columbia, 8 miles from said Court House. The land will be re surveyed and plat made, showing all the boundaries of said land. and also the pre cise number of acres, whict will be shown on the day of sale. ., The purchaser will be roquirid to give notes with approved securities, and also a mortgage of"the premises to secure the purchase money. THOS. DELOACH, Executor. September 10 9t 33 - State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. s . INEQUITY. William H. Chegg and wife, Bit annd others. vit David Outz, for and hers- Partition. IT appearing to my Satisfaction that David Ontz, one of the defendants in this case, is absent from and resides beyond 1he limits of this State. on motion of Donham, Complain ant. Solicitor, It is therefore ordered. that the said D. outz do plead, anusweror'demur to com. plainants anid bill of compdlaint. within three miinths from the publication herenf.or the said bill % ill he taken pro confesso against him S. 4. TOMPKINS, c E. E. D. September 10 3m 33 The Scientific American, 'ublished evrey Thursday lorning. at .No. I1. bpruce litreet. New York. No. 16 State Street, Boston, and No.21. Arcade Phil (THE PiNciPAL 6 Fic BEING IN fHEW ToRE.) BYRUFUPORTER. E AC ' umir Will be furnished with frontwo to five original Engravings, mn"uy of them bleigatu, and illustrative of New Invenh ons, Scieutijle Principles, a nd Curious. forks ; and will contain, in ad ditiotn to ti1 most m'eresting news of passing e to, general notices ofthe pro gress of hanical and other Scientific Improveui*s ; American and Foreign Improve-mepts and Inventions; Catalogues of Americam Patents; Scientific Essays. illustrative of the principles of the Scien ces of Mechanics, Chemistry and Archi tecture ; useful information and instruction in various nat and Trades ; Curious Phi losophical - E xperiments ; MIiscellaneous Intelligence,Music and Poetry. This paper is esseniially entitled to the patronage of Mechanics and bnanufactur ere, bieing the only paper-in Amrerica de votedl to the intierests of' those classes; but is particularly useful to farmers, as it will not only apptise thiem of' improvements in azriculrural isiplements, but instruct them in various richanical trades, and guard them-i against impositions. As a family newspaper, it will convey more useful in telligenice to children anid young people. tnau five times its cost in school instruction. Atiother important argument in favor of tbis paper. is'lhat it will be worth i wo dol lars at ihe end of the year. when the voiluine is complete. (Old volumes of the New -York Mechanic, being now worth double the original co. in cash ) Ter'ms-Thel "Scie-n'ific A merican" will be furnished to subscribers at S2,00) per anni-one dollar ini advance, and the balance in six montbs. Five copies will he sent to one address six nmonths, for four dollars in advance. Any personi procuring t wo or more sub scribers, will be entitled to. a commission of 25 cents eael. .Waoit~e. A PPLIt:AqTION w ill be made to the tlLegislature of South Carolina, at its next sev~naon to arant a Charter for a Rail Roafd, from Edgefield Couirt [ouse to a point at or near Aiken. September3 tf 32 iy Public Notice is hereby given, that application will he made to the Lekislature of Sourh Carolina at its next sessioni to repeal the "Act to incor porate the Village of EdgefielId." 'September 3 'tf 3'2 Notice.. I s hereby given, that application will be made to the Legislamure at its next session, to alter the ehaiter of the Town of Edgefield, so as to give to the Town Council, the exclui sive'ight to gr'ant Tavern licenses, and sell, or to retail spirituous liquors within said town. AuguSt 73m 31 Notice. AN elect ion will take place at Edgefleld 1iC. HI. on the first Monday in Octo her next, by the Commissioners of the Poor of Edgefield District, for a Super intendent of the Poor House for the en suing year. Any persons wishing the place, will make application stating their terms- S. BUTLER4 Sp-3 Chairman Board- of Peer. Notice - WILL be sold at Edgefleld Court House, on the First alondiay in October next. the tract of land ~on which the Poor Hotuse ntow stands, supposed to cobitain attoat-three hundied actes. on twelve monthb'credit. 8. BUT LER. Chairman of'the Board of lfoor. ATTENTION LIGHT INkS .RY SPIRIT OF '76! T IE fineral oliSeedies f L E leDinje and -George Bussey. will be perfoirmed on Saturday before the third Lord's Day inst, at the Red Hil1,Clureli. The miembers of the corps will attend .69 the occasion. in full ini form. caps and arms fsecpted. The membeii will wear a strip of cra e.on te left arm ii token of respect to the deceased. JOHN HILL, Captain. September 3 3 . .3 - .UTCHERING; T E $ubicribers having conmenced %'he abave bisiness. propose to fur iiiah the citizens of Edgefield viage and its vicinity ivitli beer, pei-k and diutton. The subscribers' pledge tieinselves- to act in all fidely id the above bisinecs, and respectfully solicit - share of public pat rouage. - -. - - - -I NIHOLAS & KENNERIY. N. B.-O-Giir reguii- marliet days will be Tuesdays, Thuridays..anid Saitrda . August 20 if 1 0 BRICKS. beiti at! 1 9 ity,.jut.burnl a lio sale, by MORRIS & CHRISTIAN: Edgefield C. H.. July 30 3t - 27. I 6 T. # C E. - J , H OWA RD, fqrnerly of ths S . firm of iod*aD & GAR BAvY,.havig'taken .the Store recently occU pied by Mesdi. Elli'tt 4 Parks; begs leave to inforn his fritidi ad thIe pubii generally. ahat he intends keeping on ia i'd', an 'aeiellent tssortaient of - SUoaa, CoFFEE, SAT, 1itoN, doiAssEs, As D Ro'E, ani all other drticles in that lineitogetei witA. a full arimnt of IDOMESTIC.., D, Hosmespus..Bnnkets.SI3ees, c anid ini fact every article usually kept in the business. . -. . lie is receiving i complete stock-of the abuve named artiqles, frpsh from. New York; Boston, Philadelphia anid Baltimore; also a lot of fine BACON SIDES AND BAMS Hee ibliciis ii ptrtion of ii 'at ialidnuge aiehs was so kindly given.him when in the: firm h' Howard & Garmtny, and yledges:.hitnself to use reziewed. energy to please and benefit those who will ive him a chance.., . 11 ot era for. Ragging an p',i.I6 filed and ie guairantees all Articles sent, to please in quality and price. . . J. . HOWARD. Hamburg, Angust 20 3 (Jo.UT.) 3D otith Carolinia EDGEFIRLD DISTRICT. Y JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary of [ .]Edge feld District,...-... Whereas, Levi R. Wilson bath applied to me for Letteti if Adiisisration'.on,.aU ua4. singular the goods and chattels, rights and cred its of John. Wingid;,l1te Qf.theDistrici fore. said, deceased, these are, theretore, to. cite and admonish all and singular,the kindred qndcred itors of said deceased, to be and appear hefore me, at. our next-Ordidaiy's Court forthe said District, to be holden at.E*tfield Court House; on the 15th day of Septemherp to show cause, if any, why- the said adiiinistraifon siould not be granted. Given under my hiaiad and seal, this the 25th day of August, in theyear ofourLor one,thou? sand eigh; hundred and forty-ve,.andi p the seventietiyeaif of Amer can Indee e. JOHIll'b.r . August 27 . t 81 .CII*eR& M. Large Spanish (W.. . 1 10 M. Spanish (L Valedos) - J0OM, do .(R.. M.). 5 M. Imperial Regalias, ("Venus.'') Just received, and for sale by - -. EI amb urg, July'23, 1848 &f 26PO State of South Car'oh DGEEF1ELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Robert R. Hunter, Decaraton in P. H. ooney. TE' H E Plaintiff in the above stated..ease, 1.having this day filedl thieir Declarutions. a my Office, and the Dlefendant havigjrto *yfe or Attorney known to reside witnin the .jjits of the State on whom a copy of' the aaiqita a rule to plead. can be served; "It is5t ifore Ordered" That the Defendantape a~dplead to the same within a year and a~af~ m the date hereof or final and absolute' tnwill be awarded against him'.. THOMAS G.. NACON, c. c.P. Clerk's Office,22d Nov. 1844. Nov.27 . 44 . ly State of South Carolina, 'BARN WELL DISTRICT. . WIILLIAM J.-NIXS0N, who liinow in the, VYcustody of the Sheriff of Bamnwell Dam. trict, by virttue -of a Va of Capias ad St~ facpdum, at the suit of L. W. Bates, havi petitioned .the, Honorable the Judges of' h Court of. Common Pleas. that he may he adi mited to the be nefit of the Acts of the General Assembly, made for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, It is therefore ordered, that the said L. W. Bates, and'all others to whom the said Pe titioner is int any wise indebted, he, an'd they are hereby summoned, and have noticeAo appear btifore the said Judged at the said Court, to he holden at Barnwell, ,on the fourth Mondsy in October next, to shew c'ause, if any they can., why the said .Petitioner should not bave the pryer ol' his petition granted. Office of Common Pleas,. Barwell C. H.,14th Juiy,'45.5 ORASMUSD6. ALLEN, c.-e p July 23 12t 27 State of South Caroilina. *EDGE PIELD' DISTRICT. iIN 'tEE COMMON PLE AS.. Benj.-F. Landrum, liesrtir, Declaiien RichardrAlled. .:AttacAnit.. P1HE Plaintifs inthe'ai y stated case. l having-this siyted his Dedlaratlon in my. Office and .the D aedant having no wife or attorney kttown t reside wishiti the limits of, the State, oh whom acepyod tb le with * rule to pii''anbemserv'ed; Itisthreboe0Wn dered, ' et'her appedara'and plead tb eli. same, within one fediand aday frm1edi eef or final and absliejdgmetille6'arde THOMAS G. BACON,c. c.Fv. Clerk'sOffice21o( Nov. 1844 Nov.27 .44. r'T o' ife agsit' desirable, Store Rooms in the villg of field, suitable for Dry Goode, Merhn. , roer Z, 'ru Stores.P Iimmedately. M J,,y 30 e .BBEVILLE Female Academy; I HE i rustees of tne Abbeville Female Ac ademy beg leave to announce to the public, that M a.. JAxES L. LRsLET' 'has con seuted to take ctiarge of tue Female School in Abbeville Village, for the year 1846. Mr. Lesley has, for the last -ten years been engaged in the education of youth and long and favorably known in Abbeville District, as a competent and successful clasacal timcher. His "reptitations, capacity and qualifications as an mistructor,are too well known and admiued to require from us any encomtiun, to recom mend him to the confideuce and support of the cotilumunity. All the usual branches of an English educa 6in .will be taught; also, the Frencn, Latin and Greek languuges, together with Philosophy, Lirawing, Mlathaematics, Astronomy,Chemistry, &c., &c. The School wil be under the exclusive' di. rection and control of Mr. Lesly. The Scho lastic Year to consist of ten uuths, commen. cing the first Monday of January next. Uoud and cheap boardiig may be bad with private laiiilies in the Village dnd its vicinity. Miss HARItiSON, whose superior talents and qualifications as a Music Teacher, have been long known und appreciated in. Abbe ville, will still connuue in charge of th Music Departieut. D. L. WAhtDL.1 W. JOHN WHITE, It. H. WAILDLAW, P 3 J. J. WAtULAv, I 2 W.A. WARULAW, $ T. C. PERItIN, 2 JAS. S. WILSON, ' F. BRAN(;H, JAMES A LsTON. J August 27 A J. m 2 H. L. JEFFERS, General Agent and Conmmission Merchant. anburg, S. C. TILL "fi'ers his .ervices to hit hiends and the publie, and lie will devote his undivi ded attention to tie SELLING OF COTrON AND FLOUR, R EcxZvINo AND FORWARDItG GooDs. Buying Goods for Planters or Merchants, or attend to any businms that may be committed to his care. He embraces this opportunity of tendering his thanks to his friends for their liberal patron age heretoire bestowed,and by industry aiid close attention to business. he hopes, to merit. and to continue to receive the asme. It shall be his aim to make all his charges as light uispos sible. knowing that it will he to his interest to closely observe the interest of hais friendi. Liberal advances will be made if required on produce sent to him for sale or store.. Cotton sent to him by Boats, ill be received free of icharfage. All produce sent to him for sale, will be promptly sold on arrival, if so ordered. August 6 tf 28 Corn aiidl fay fAr sale, * u - ushels Deveraux best 5 ' ' ,- North Carolina CORN. 4,000 bushels Maryland White Corn, jnst received and will constantly be kept for sal,. Orders from die country; (with city refer ence,) will be immediately attended to. Apply to J. S. RYAN, East Bay.opposite fiznmmon's Wharf Charleston, August 27 3t 31 St te of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Jola W. Hearmt, upplemental vs. Bill for P. C. McOwen & wife Partition. BY virtue of an order of the Court of Equity, in this case, will be sold at Edsefield Court House, on Sale Day in October next, the two following tracte of land : .I. The "Prisca Tract," situated in the District and Stare nforesaid, adjoining lands of R. P, Quarles, C. WV. Maniz and otheis, containing eighty five (85) acres. moi-e or less.; 2. TFhe "C,:chi Ti-act," situated in the District and State aforesaid, aidjoining lands of WV. Manmz, John Hearst, Willivam Atkins and other-s, containing seventy-five (7.5) acres, more or less. Terms-Twelve months credit, with in erest fro'm the day of sale. Purebasers to give bond and secnrity and a mortanto of the premises to. secure the purchwa money, and costs to be paid in cash. Purchases to pay for papers. H. A. JONES, c. E. A D ( om'rs Offie. A hhn-ille. C H-. Septemnber 2 4t 2 Land for sale. T H E Shubsciribers wishiing to remove to the eat n'ifer fori sale flint well known tract of Land where they now live, situated on the- Martintown Ro.ad, in Edgefleld District, 25 imilee, from Hamburg. The tnact contains about fout hundred and forty acres. Some ex cellent land and well tiinbered-about one hunidred and fifty acres cleared, abrout seventy five of which is fresh. The situation is as well calculated for a public stand as any other place from Hamburg to the Mountains. .Persons wishmig to purchase, can call and examine for themselves. If not previously disposed of, it will he sold to the highest bidder, the first Monday in Octo. her next, at Edgefield Court House. SINKLOR HUFFMAN, DAVID HUFFMAN. September 3 t 32 Eagle and~ Phenuix Motel. A Card. TU H E Subscriber respectfully announcer Rto his- friends and the travelling public, that her is now having the above splendid House put in complete order, and will open it under the immediate direction of himself and wife, on or about the first of September next, at which time, he solicits from hts friends and j'atrons, a continuance of past favors assuring them that their comfortwill always be his study. WM. FRAZIER. Augusta, Ga.. August 20 tf 30 1Not ice. ALL Persons are cautioned not to puirchase, trdor barter for a SGRRtEL HORSE of the Basdom breed, at present in the ps sessioirof Mr. Seth Butler, of Edgefleld Dis' trict, as-said Mare isefe~ property of the sub scjber. BARTHOLOMEW MiORRIS. Augusta, Auguat26 (Rep ra.) 3t 32 N OTECE is nereby given, that application - wifl be msce to the Legislattire atits'next session, to declarE Rncky Spring- Cre'ek, in Lexington District,- a navigable streitn. August 2O i - 3 J UST received 25 barrels fresh NORTH ERN FLOUR, and for sale by-. SIBLEY & CRAPON 'Hamaburg, July 23, 1845. tf 26.