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.'obacco Cuur.-The Milledgevill Recorder of Tuesday last eays: "Oue o our friends'in this vicinity has made a tria of the culture, to the extent of seven o eight acres. Ie sowed the real Cubi seed, and has given it his personal cars and attention, and will, we understand realize fully all his expectations in rela tsou to it. le makes from 700 to 800S pounds to the acre. - Its-appearance is al together equal. in the opinion of thosi who have seen it, to the Cuba tobacco and the ease with which it has been prd duced, places that part of the experitnen beyond doubt. The Tobacco sold in hogs head would we presume, pay double, ant more, to the hand that cotton pays, an< if further prepared before being sold, man u1fadtured into segars for instance, the pro duct will we presume be multiplied 1ou fold. We shall notice this experiment it d4eail, and give the results to our readers It is a fair one, and one, we are compell ed to believe- most successful and propi tious. A BUSY EDITOR. Thie editor of a paper down in Maine comi.pluins that he has been too busily em ployed Ain other matters to attend to hi editorial department. He says: "The business of the editor has beet too multifarious this week to admit of hii paying much attention to ibe editorial de partment of his paper. Our printer an -devil hve both been drunk and we (tiha is ourself,) have been compelled to se most of the types and do the press wort orthe paper. It is known that ,ie art a praciiciug physician, and tha. our call have been unusually prolific thi week Our sister's nurse has been sick, and wi have been compelled to spend a consider able portion of our time in rocki-g thi cradle. This would he a sullicietit excus, for any reasonable man, but it is not all A beauful black eyod girl catme to town ot Saturday, and we had nd sooner sen be than we were half dead in love: wye havi during the week wooed and won th dame, and shall, (if no lawful objectie can be made) be married at the Metho diet Church tomuorrow. Are our patron satisfied! . If not, we hope they may bi doomed to a life of celibacy! or if miar ried, doomed to the horrors of a hen-peck ed husband!* TO THE PUBLIC-READ ! READ! JoUNt, alias JAcE RioUT. This fellow, after lurking about otir il lage for several weeks, left on lat Tues day evening, taking with hin the tnf.r tunate and degraded victim of his seduc tion. le came from Knoxville. Tennessee, where he has a yountg wife now living, and suffering the unspeakuhle pangs of his remorseless and inhumtan runduct ; and spent the summer at the Grayson Sulphus Springs. We tnderstaud. he so te:imet since, abandoned his wife and lived with a commonprostitiuti in Knoxville. It i' understood that lie is professional gamblei and black lrg. The poor and infatuated young girl, whom this desroyer has thus made the dupe of his miserable bribes and artifices, and faithless prontises, is Margaret E. Oury, the daughter of Thonts Oury.a this il1ge,and dhouf 15 or 16 years of ae. We have understood they are ina king their way towards Lynchburg or Richmond, and will probably chtange their course and pars throusgh Fransklin County ; and the State of North Catrolina to the Sontth. They represent that they were married in th~is place, a statemsett which is utterly faslse. They are travelling in a twvo horse heronchs, with a cover to it, driven by a likely mulatto tman. Thus whilst this tunpriincipledl. mnfe ling, asnd depraved wretch, is lasceratin;; the heart of ant innocettt anid contfidiu wife, and robbivg her homse, whiebt he htad pledlged hsimrself on the mtarriatge attar, t rensder virtuous and hatppy, itn wretched ness, sorrow, and disace ;he is coddue. ting a young. credalous, ancosciotis girl, from her parentasl rto1 of, lisnger ontt living death in the charnal hsottse of pros titutsion.* Thus has he inivaded. n ith p"~tile'nci' the dnomest ic hearthI. in tortn fruom het sacred domicil, the favorite datulster oftif defeneeless and dliseutnsulate smother. hhy this atrocity, he hats filled h'r husw wisli . desolattin, and stamnepO everlastitta infamyt on her family, by the ineliahble ruirt of htet daughster, A short timse dsim:e. this en.th conld not reveal a lovelier vision; lfor this tenderanid hapless gis l. btst receistly gli:. tered in thse charnis of youth, anid n s robed int chastity. lBut beshld her nsow the loathsome victim stfasn adul'erous lbed; festering in the v'ery infection of her crime, broughst about by her unmanly, metctciless and .inhuman seducer. Is is impossible to depict the turpitude of the seducer. We know of no characr so vile, sot detesta ble. He is the vilest of robbers, for he piunsders happiness ; the worst of murderers, for lie murders innocence ; Isis appeties are of the brute, his arts of the demnont; the heart of the chsild, and the course of the panrent are thse founndations of the altar wvhich he rears so a lust whose fires are the fires of hell, and whose incense .is the agony ol virtue ! We have made this painful exposure. from a sense of duty, tsot utly to the public press, but to the commsnunity whose virtsn ous sentiments have been outraged by she commission of the crime. Thie cisizense hndjno knowledge of it tsil it has 'rans pired. Bus they do not initend thats such infamous cansduct shall esca pe their sever est censure ; and they desire that the per petrator; shall be held up to the public gaze, in'the luridvglare of bis detestable vice. Let this be a warning to all not to ad mit into thseir sociesy. or to cousntenance a strolling vagabotid. whso exhibits no pass. port, except~tbat of a professional btack -leg and debantee. We wish the papers of Lynchburg. Richsmond, Danville, andi every where else in Virginia. N. Carolisna and Tentnes see, to insert tisis notice in thseir columns. Mouiuain'Jf/ig. By a law of the Republic of Texat, 15,284 acres of land are set apairt in each county, for the support of p)rimtary schools, and 220,400 acres for the endowmient of At a special meetimg in Baltimore, of. the Board of Directors. Louis McLaue. Eq., wias ununimously re-elected Presi dent of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company; and, in consequence of: his absence as Minister to England. Samuel Jones, Jr., Esq., was unanimously re elected President pro ten. It is said, remarks the Alexandria Ga zeite, to be the determination of the Pres ident at the opening of the session of Congress, to offer very strong views of the rights of this country to all that it has claimed of Oregon. . Flour.-Tweuiy-five thousar.d barrels of Flour, including two thousand by the Western Rail Road, arrived at Boston in three days ending 21st uIt. The Conrier remarks, ' there is no danger of starva tion., The Councils of Philadelphia assembled on Tuesday and elected Col. Swili, May or of that city for the ensuing. year. none ,of the candidates at the recent election having i-eceived a majority of all the votes [Chas. Couricr, 25th Oct. THE SCiENTIFIC AMERICAN -The office of this paper having been destroyed by fire. this is to give notice thyt its publication will lie resumed as soon as the requisite engravings and print itg materials can le proctired -probably in two weeks. R. PiORTIR. Will editors who exchange wim the Scientific American please copy this.. ColmfllercIaI. IiAatBV no,. Oct. 29. Cotton.-Since onir last pilication, we have received Liverpool acrounts to the 4th inst., by the steamer Hibernia,. arrived at Boson. The cotton market was in a dull and unsettled state, with a decline of i from previousac counts. This decline seems to have been pro. duced by the reported partial failtre of time gratin and potatoecrolps in Europe. %i e see noth. ing from the. Mantfacturing Idistricts of Eng land, that seems to wa -rant a decline in th1e raw tmaterial,the demand ic still, good for all kinds of goods, and at full prices. Specin Imators in this coitutry secm to view time ac counts as unfavorable, anid the rtarket htasnmfe down itn Charleston. from 38 to j cent, and holders appear willing tosubmit. Inm NcrYork the.decline as been aboit cent, as a.ppears by outr latest advices. This mark~t is it stich un nnsettled state that we are at a loss to give qiotations. there -is nia tie selling. except. imi wagons. at prices ratmmmtmg fomti 6 to 6uj. the price bein generally moflmeced by ciremn statces. ur receipts are vety lght, tihe' greatest portiom of which is stored, to be lreld on planters account. Grain and Provisions.-1n Corn there has been very iitle doi:.g time past week, holdeirs are firmn 'at 65 to 70 cets ; soimie smali parcels are occasionally sold inder ilhee rates.. Fleur is plenty, and froim wagons brmns 85 76 to $6 50. according to qnality. Lard is scarce, and in demand at 9 to 10 cents by the qiuantimy. -Herpubelican. . Notice. r H E Estate of Azarialt Atney. Esq.-, be iming left derelect, I siaill proceed to sell. otn Tlhtursday the 4th day of Decemnher next,at the late residence of said decensed, ont at credi.t of twelve nmonthe, hia-emnre Eatate. cosmistimg of Eight Nemroes. Seved [lead of Horse.. a fine lot oflork nitd Stock llozs. Cows ind Sheep. mhoot tventy bags of Cotton, crop of Cotn. odder. Wheat and ts. six or swven biarrels of Flonmr, Ph'mitamtioni Tommls. Houmsehomld amid Kitchen Fmnrnimre, omne Cotton Gin,. one Wazgonm and Hlarnm'ss-undm three~ seplerame tracts of valutable land, iiiirmediately otn the Iiggi' Ferry Roead, abouit three' mile's frot tihe ferry ; atmmist tiot accuirate'ly knower, I-nt phlmtts of rec'ent surVe-v will be exhibited mmn time day of sale. kmnwn as the H me. Middle ad Rliver Tracts. Puirchase'rs will be requmiired to give Note with two appmrove'd securties for the pe sonal property. .mmd two approved securities amnd a mortgage of thme landm to seen'tre time pitr chmase mmoney'. All inms of anid miudemr five dmllars cmah. Tme propem ty noei. chantgedi uil i time termosaslme armecomplied with, aind if rm sold at the formeimr pumrhlasers risk. .lOllN liiLL, o. o Nmiv 5 5t 41 Notice. lIE Estatc of WViliam Wahmlon being liefl ,3. derelect. I shall promced to smll oni Thumrs damy die i0th d nay oif Novmber inist., at thme lat'e residenmce iii said deceased.in a credit of twelve months, time i'ntiie Estate of said dle ceansed. cmonsistimig of two seperate tracts of land.tihe* Ilonme Tract, sitna~ted on mthe road leadimng frmi Edgefield Comrt IIloumse to Jammmes Rtichardson's, containming mine lhundimred andmm fifty-nminm acres, tmorei or less. anhl one othier tract mcontaimming eighmty'scvmn amnd in half' acres. immre or less. A note amid two a pprtoved seen-~ rities amid a mnortgage of thmi lanmd will tie re quire.d to secure time puirchmase ioney. houehod aid-;Also Horsies. Hogs. Shiep, Cows, Plantationi Tools Hoseol adKitchen Eirmiitmire, Cottnm. Corn amid Fomdder, far which nomte and two. approvedi secuirities will lie requmired. The property nmit chanmged until the terms of sale are complied with and if resold at thn fmrmer purchmasers risk. All snmim cf amid mndmem' five dollars cash. Platts of recent snrvey of time land will be exhmbitcd n time day mof sale. JOH N H ILL, o. E D. Nov. 5 4t 41 Administrator's Sale. STILL be maold on Tuesday. thme 2-ithi insat.. at .thme late residlence or Lewellymn G Hollowaty, deceasemd, all the Pet'snnal Property of said, deceased. conisting of twnemnty-mhree likely youing Negimes, Mmii-s, Cattle. Ilmigs, Sheep, Crop of Corm. Fodder. Omits, limonso hold amid !.Kitchem Furniture, mn a credit mif twelve momnthms. Pmurchasers requmire'd to give note with tw/a'mpproved securiins. LEVI G. IIOLLOWAY, Amlmm'r. Nov.5 tf 41 NO0TICE. I S HA LL piroceemd to sell. omn Ime 20th inimt., al time lite resaidenmce oif Nahimlias Slieelv de-. ceased, on a crmndit of twlve imoimihs. mthe follmowing property to wit . six likely Negroes, stock of Horses. Hogs, Cows and Shemep; time crop of Cottoni, Corn, Fmidder undii Wheat. Also other artic.lms timo tediomns to men'ition, WILLIAM SH EELY. Ezeentor. Nuov3 2t 41m NOTICE THIS!!! A LL Persons indebted to John. Jones, cre L'regntested to coma fihrward amid make sotme arramngemietnt by time 1st of Januam~ry-if~ sot their Notes will be give, to a lawyer for collection:; 3. JONES. I om.5 n f 41 .Ut E Pm 0 a T .. OF CoMMISsIoN.Rs oF PUBLIC BUILD INGS FOa EEDOEFJ ELD DISTRICT, . FALL TER. 1845. THE Commissioners of Public Buildings for Edlefilld Distriet, beg leave to report as follows: The Presentment of. the Grand Jury. for SPring Term, 1845, rielative to the Court House and Jail, has been attended to, and we 4eg leave to state that we have examined therent in the wall of the Court House,. and have had the judgment of a competent mchahic, and we are-of opin ion that saidrent is of su:h a nature as not rm adtnit ot any -epair which would strengthen the building. and that thete is no immediate danger of its proving worse. As leptho iroi har or grate which- has been tken froii oueofthe horizontal win dows of the jail', we cnsider it iipracti cable to replace it without dnoig injuiry to the Walk and are of opiniou that its pres ence in the window rouid add neither to the strength. nor sccurity of that portin of the Jail. Itnnediately aer.ihe presentment afore said, Pne of the Board of Commissioners visited the jail an found it in good -condi tion, and %e thke pleasure in stating that so far as; cleansiness is concerned, its coo ditioti Wat; never better than it is at pres ent. The Sheriff was notified,.hy one of the Board. of te order requiring some of th'e books of his office to lie re-hound at the expense of the Comzkisioners of Public 13itildings. - The report of the Treasurer accompa nies this report. Respectfully submitted, by J. TERItY.'Chairman Board of Commissioneis. B. C. BR YAN in account current with Con misswners of Public Buildings. Dr. Oct. 10. 1844. To csh received of 0. Towles. Treasurer, i.$192 82 Oct. 28. 1844, To cash received ,,f H. Boutkare, Sheriff, 100 00 Nov. 11. 1845, To cash received of ii. Botvare. Sheriff, 230 00 Jan. 27, 1845, To cash received of Thos. G. Bacon. Clerk. 10 00 $536 S2 To amouit on hand. $532 94A Cr. Oct. 28. 1845, By cash paid for hattling box of books. $ 50 Jan.7, 1645. By cash paid E. J. Miis necnrta:1, 2 624 Ja. 27. 1845. 11y cash paid Ch1s. bleGre,,grs accouni, 12 SQ Jait. 27. 1845. By cnsh pnd Pres tey & Blr.art's ateuoni. 3 25 Jai. 27. 1845. Bly cash paid 9. F. Goods' acconIt. 1 50 3 . 27. 1845, By cash paid Thos. G. liacon, B-g. accooun, 6 00 AntiUm nU 1inind, 506 944 5532 82 I. C. BRYAN. Treusurer Nov. 5th It 41 twood" P1en D ot -Air EMIitE COOKING STOVES, FOR SUSItIER ANn) wINTER USE. IT.4 snperiority over any other Conk ilng Stove.co~is~ita in its simtpte arag mem,11 .onIveientIce n amnh 'ih~lty. T1he descenadin~ ;and ntecendingr fines atnd te introdntt'n ofhtot ait ini the oven which equal i~e. the heat and carrtes off the vapor thecreitn, re principles never before applied to anty other stove. The oven of thtese St oves perfo nms eqal to the best brick ovens, and will give met the same flavor as if roasted before an opena fire. The Mammoth Stoves of this pattern (No. ) ae of sunficientt capacity for the largest lnss of hotels, steamhanats and packets shtips. Phose wishing to supply thtemasiives with a Cooking appartus. w~ill please call .and exam ine thenm am 1i. F. ('lEW'8. . ~Augsta, Nov 5th 1 m 41 A.L- PI'rsons indebted to thie Estate of Thte mans W. Morton,. E-ro , bate of Abbe ville District. deceased. are requaested to mauke paventt and thoso havintg claims algainst the said Estate are regne'sted to present thent. -A.IH. MIORTON. Executor. DNv, 5 3t 41 TH lE Members of the Medical rolossion. of E -dgefield District. are .reguested.to maeet o the Third Monday of Nov. instant. ii the Court Iose at l2 o'clock. toI orgamzire a Mdical Society, at which time an Address will be delivered by lDr. Teague. Nov 5 41..d HA/V-GAP B EAT COMP0ANY A TT ENT IO.N ! AA PPEA R ;at your usual Mlus ?tcr Ground ona the4th Sat orda y in tiis mtonih, at 12 M .. armed andl t~quipped as the law U!1dIrects, for drill and inspectionl. By order of Capt. D. L. SH AW, J. hMottts, 0. S. November 4 4t41 EDGEFELD BEAT COMPANY, ATT?7ENTI0N! A PP EAR at the usual Mus ber Ground on Saturday the 8th November, at 12 o'clock M. pro'(perly artmed and equiped as thte law 'directs fur drill and itpcif.By order of LEWIS COVAR. ., Capt. commanding. J. Con n, 0. S. Octobe.... nt , 0 Tja c .key Club EC,. AT THE CHEROKEE PONDs,s. C. hene on the third Tueiday, ~ember, 1845.adowill Con tinue throug'tit the -week. The first day, a Sweepbtakes-fi three years Olds, Two Mle Heats, four.subpAribors, $100each. 2nd Day, MIilie Heats, Purse, - $100 3rd Dayf;Twodile Heats,'Purse,ic .200: 4th Diby. Three:M ile Heats, Pnrse, 300 5th-Day, Nest Three iri Fiv6. Purse. 125 10 or i2 &abies of HORSES tciU attend. Nov. 4 2t 41 Furniture Sale. 4,J ILL be sold on Tuesday, the 11th No. V. vember instant.'at 11 .o'clock. at the Store formerly occupied by Frazier & Addi son,one :Piano Forie, one Alalbgany Ward robe, one do. French Bedstead, one do. Sofa, one Centte *Table. one Mtnitle Glass, several Mahogany Tables and Wash Stands, Bed steads,one dozen Mahotony Chairs. Mohair seats, Parlour Rocking Chabis,)led and Win. (low Cuttins with pins. Dinner, Tea and Break fast sets, Chinn, Cnt Glass, several laige Toi let.Glasses. Brass Andirons. and. Fenders, one Fire ProofIron. Chest, Carpets with Rugs, lr door and fire rfnces, Beds andMatrasses, With other articles of Household Furniture. Any of the above. article* .may be had at private sale on Monday 10th.- . Terms made known on the day of sale. HENRIETTA HARRIS. Edgefield, Nov.3rd, 1844t. I: 41 state or South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. I1N EQUiTY. Eliz'eth Delaughter, and others, I vs. Bill for Partition. Richard J. Burton I and wife, ) NOTICE is hereby given that by vir tue of an order frin the Court- of Equity, I shall offer for sale at Edgefield Court House on the first *Monday in De cember next, a "part of the real estate of George Delanghier deceased,.viz: The llorn's Creek tract of laud, on %vhich is a grist mill, containing one hun dred and fifty acres more or less, adjotn ing lands of Dr. J. F. Adams, Jas. Rains ford. Wn. Ccullazier. John Rainsford, Herhut B Elder and others. -Said land to be sold on a credit of one two and three years. in equal iustallments, the last two of which to hear interest after one year from the (lay of sale, except the cost, which is to be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond and security rnd a morteace on the premises to se cure the purchase money. S. S. TOMPKINS, C. C. E. Comm'rs Oice Nov 1 1845 4t 41 Noitee. T H E Co-Partnership of Athinson A- Leswis. beina dissolved. DDr. J. E. Lewis Will contnite the Praetice of Medicine, at Liberty Hill. aud will responl promptly to the applications or those who nay desire him. Liberty Hill, Nov.5 3t .41 South (Carolina, EDGEFIRLD DISTRICT. Y JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary of BDEdgefield District. % hereas. Westley Harris and the Widow, hath upplied to mue for Letters of Ad mimtstratoi.onILnnrsits zoarthe-saort and chutti. fightsland credits of Zachariah ifiller late- of the District aforesaid, de eeased, these are therefore, to cite and ad. mnotnieb all and singnilar, the kindred and cred trs of~ said deceased, to be and appear before meu. at our tnext Ordittar, / Coturt foir the aid lsistrict, to be huoldent at 1tdgefieldl Court li oise, on the i7tht day of Novetmber mtst., to show enntse. if any, whty the said admituis. tratiotn shotld not lhe granutedl. Givett tunder tny hand and seal, this the :30th ,lav ,f November, itt the vear of ottr Lord one thotsantd eight hundred a td forty-five, atnd itt the seventieth yeat of American Itndetietn dettce. JO11 N I L L, o. F.. n. Nuvember 5 2i 41 Staite of' South Carolina, EDGEPIELD D!STRIT. B Y JOHN HiIL L. Esqttire. Oorditnary of Eddgefield Dibrict. Whereas H. R. Spantt hath applied to te for Letters of Adtministration, on all nduu singular the goods andt' chattels, rights and credits of Young Allen late of the District aforesaid deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad nmonish all and singuini-, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to lbe and appear before me, at our tnext Ordtnary's Contr for the said District, to be holdetn at lEdgefield Coturt Ilouse otn the 17th day of Novembter iner. to show catuse, if ay, why the -said administration shoul~J not hie granTed.. Given uider my hand and senl, this 4th day of November, in the year of our Lord one thiousand~ eight hundred and forty five ad in the Seventieth year of American Independence. JOHN HILL 0. E. D. Nov. 5 t 41 The state of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. B YJOIH N H I LL, E'quire, Ordinna-y Lof Edg~enield District. Whereas Jacob. T~itmermoan hath ap. pilied to tte for Lettet-s ol' Admitistration, on all and singular, the good and chatiles, rights and credits of Jat~ob Glossier late of~ the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, ther-efore. t6 cite antd ad monish all atnd sitngular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to lie and appear before i- at otr tnext Ordinary's CouttI to lie holden at Edgedeld Court House on the .i7th (lay of November inst. to showy cause; if atny, why the said ad. ministration should not be granted. Given utnder my band aud seal, this 3d day of Novetmber in the year of our Lord one thousand egt hundred and forty five i and in the Seventieth year of Ametican ndetecJOHN lilLL, o. E. D. Nov. 5 2t 41 Notice. W ILL be sold at the late residence of Ars. Rtth Bunting. decased, near JanteeGrig fins, on the 13th November next, all the . per-. sosal estate of said deceased, consistitng of~ sixteen likely tnegroes, stock of horses, cattle,1 uogs, &-c., a lot of cora, fodder and household and kitchen Inatture. Ot9ISAA~BUNTING, Executor. To.:fascas.f ne ~ e CHA19TS,.A ND Tz.Pangc wt GZNz. 4. r HE Subscriber hhi'received anid fe .. ceving large-sappecAOf ~i?* Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &C., &c from one of the largest, Importing ..Houses in the city of Augusta, and, selling them on Comuassos, at.the Auguistaretail. or wholesale puicezs.lor Cash, or - on a sh~rt credit. To which he would' riiokt i-espec.tflly-enil the attention of the Physicians, Planierv, Fanii lies, and all other4 who 1vish to p'urchtise' any article in this branch of buuiiess. Persons*fomi a distance. ordering: Goods. may rely upoii receiving them cfrthe liest quality, and at the lowest markit .prices . A rill supply ol FAMILY MEDIGINES will be kept on retail, andthe most failbful at teition given to Physician and Fanily pre. scription. Among the many arzeles of which I's tock is composed. ari the Jbllou-ing Calomiel, and 1'illoilae Hydrarg of ihe brand of Mander, Weaver, and Mander, Sulphate, Acetnite,.and Ilydrochlorate of- Morphine, Piperine, Srychmnne,. nd-Idodine Optimus, Sul phate de Quinin, Hydtiodate of Po.ttassa, Kre osot. lpicac,Julap. Super. Carbonate of So du. Ciean of Tartar, Emetic Tartar, &c. DRUGS. Gnm Gnbanum. Camphor,. Aloes. Myrrh. Opiui, Denarcotized do., Balsam Copavia, Cubebsj Sarsiparilla extract, and root, Spis. Nitre, &c. &c. o I L S. Lampol. Linseed. Train, Sweet, and cold expressed Castor Oil, - , . . PAINTS, VARlM-SIES &i While Lead, of different'brand,, and quali ties, ground in oil, anI in-kegs. Dry White Lead, Crome Green, Croue Yellow Yellow Orcre, Stone Orcre, . Red. Lead. Litharge. Lamp Black, Verdigris, Spts. Tiirpentine, Copal Varish, Japan, and Black or Leather do. DY E STU F S. Among %yhich are Pissinte of iron or Spanish Float Indigo, Carolina Indigo, blad der, Copperas, Anatto. Brazil Wood, Log Wood, Cai Wood, and Nic Wood. BR USR ES. Paint Brushes of all sizes. Cloth do., Tooth, Fnrmnature, Fiesh, Nail, White Wash, Black ing. Hotse.Tanners, Dusting,Droom, Hearth, Slavinz. Comb. Sweeping, Sarnbbing, anid Paiteis' Dusting Brushes, together with a variety of other Bashes, heed by Paidters, and others, not herein mentioned. PATENT miED0tTES. Among the many of which are, the follow in.. viz: Swain's Pandaen, Fahnnsiock's Ver mtifoge, Thompson's Eye Water,, Henry's Calcined M agne-sia. Jayne.s' Eipectorant. Pe. ters' Pills. Rowpn' Tonic Miktire, Hair Ton. ic, Mofiht's Pills, Tonic Bitters shd Cnmpo. r.ition. &c.. together with a general assort ment of the most popular nostrunis of the day. ALSO A GOOD ASSORT-IVNT OF PERFUMERY ANT) SOAPS OF TI. FtNEST QUALITIES , . AtLO..l Winidrinw Glass of various sizes from .6-8, to-20-30. The abov,- estiblishment will be conducted by- Dr. Claybrook, who has had considerable Pxperience in tihe apotherary business, audfor the last two years a practitioner of.medicine. JOSIAH D. TIBBETTS. Edgefield C. 1. Oct 25th 1845 tf 40. News Good! 144i Coods !. . eI'tlt,5tbeSritrei- titkeg this opportunity of civimg notice ti-at thev are now reediing heir Stock of Fall and Ointer Goods. vhich vill embrace a choice selection of $sfalic and Fancy Goods, [JARDwAnIE. CROCKP.RY, GutocER:Eas, MEDI CiN'Es. STATONARY and SCHOOL. SBogg, HA-rs. CAPs. atnd SHOEs, And a great variety of other articles, which hey will sell low fur cash, or on a credit to nuictuial customers. G. L. & E. PENN. October] tf 36 State of South Carolinta. . EDGEFIELD DISTRICT., Y JOHN [HILL, Esquire, Ordinary of AEdgfield District. Whereas, Stanfo~rd F. May hath applied to me 'or Letters of Ad~inistration, on all and sinigi ar the goods and chutthes, rights and credits of rohno Gitta,. late of the 'District aforesnid leceasedh; these are, thierefore, to -cite nind d)mnish alland singular, the kinidred and cred tor's of the said decensed, to hennd appenr he. bire mue. at our riext Ordinary'd omdi for the aidi Distrier. toi be holden at EdgefiekW:Conrt Slouse on the tenth day of November next, t.' how cause. if any, why the said adtministratioii houild not be granted. Given under ny hand and seal, this 22d dav f Oct., in the year of onr Lord one thousan~d ight hnndred andt forty fiv,, and ia the 70th ecar of Americenn Inidependence. .' . JOH N H ILL, o. Ec. D). October29 2t 40 Jqdministratrix' Sae. ~ITL L be sold at the residence of Tho mains Reynold deceased in this Dis rict, Ott the 13th November nest all of the Petsonmal Estate of said deceased, consis mng, iti pir, of' Sevenm Negroes, 3 or 4 aoises, .pne yoke. tf Stegrs, Cattle, Hogs, C'orn, Foddler, Seed. Cotton, .Hlousehokd snd Kitchen FurnitureBlacksmniths, Car penter's and Plantation Tonls, &c. .Termns,-All sumos of and under $5 cash; vdr that amonnmi twelve mionths credit, with note,and two approved secureties. Thie right of the properiy not to chanige, itiless. the terms are complied with, and f resold, at the lormner pnrchaser risk. NANCEY REYNOLDS, Adm'irix. Oct. 22, 4t 39. Notice.. ALf, persons indebted to the estate o tWiliham Martin, lt of this District' mr.regtiested to matie piiyment by the. irst of Janupary ; and all having ainy de-. nand against the estate will hand them n according to law by the above time, at rthicii jime the subscriber' desires to close he estate. JOHN F. M A RTIN, Adm'r. October 22 11t 39 AND zommis8sion Business. 1'H E Subscriber iforms his frien'ds and the Ipubic, that lie haa comtnentced the above 3usiness, at the VWare-Idouse formerly ccu pied by H. W. StirttAdt. As lie, will de ote his whole time' and attention in the inter st of his enIstomers. he hopes to unrt and re eive a liberal patronag atid sup port. -..... -....B. ELLIOTT. Hmnmunn, Sent. 24dit JoitntaDi 3 New -Fall and n1e4 coE WVJQL-ES'ALL NDI R1 E Mf. yarsaUki CALI1 sAeeh isthand - eTei 3.4 tl4-.4 .id&? & - Ma.inof,. ... Casnrnkib an oswaiudgs aarg. aso ment,anad cheaper than ever,(alinwyesty SILKS-wide-blak-hihrinstres for Mantila blue black amt-)cplorda-ltferaid#,t'Aia. ~ ''' 1200 SHAWLS, all kinds, froni,5 enai to ' $12; black nd-siebidiiilundg Shawls,:all sizes - '- t *un e ''ews FLA NNELje white.-greeny.7 i str - - -I,. ped, and twilled,.Welch aud Gauze, warran- - ted-not to shrink. LINENS, Irish linedis.undresqsed for Shietin~ Lientad Sheeting; brown and bleached D mask Thble Linen;Raussi'a asuScotehDa per ; ToAweLli8g.of all kinds.... - ., HOSIERY. & GLOVES.. it reat variety SHOE, Ladies and Clildr-enfiTeaShoes. BONNETS, Leghorn, Straw, sad Fauncy.Bb - -- CARPE'TING.-The largest suisorumneit ever--,* ofl'ered in Haburg,.at very lowvprices, ft 25 cents per-yard, up ward. - '. .6 A large lot nf BEANKETS idItERSEYST that..e -ill niakeit the Planter's interest d look at befo're buying . In short S every article usti asnIed for in ths place, H.ardwiare std Groceries only ee cepted. d Haimrburgr, Oct 15 6t , R pub ) -- General Agent and Coonmifsst Merclnantamn ri S. C. TLJL ofis hi .arvies toilis radbini the.publit:, -und-his willy evote li'sndi ded attention to. .e * - - SELLING OV COtTON AND FLOUR RECElVNG AND ForwWand Goo0s. lnying Goods for lanters. or; Merchants, attend to any busOuus thti ma b. com.mi.e. .t his care. He embraces this opportuiiy of -tiid gi his thanks to his friendsfor their liberal patroo age heretoore bestowed, and by -idusry and - close attention to..businah.h.e..hopes to mejit - and to continue Sb receik the same. It skal - his am to iufak all i iin ii-a tOs ligh't if tible..linoing that ivt illhe to-his interest t eqlosely observe,- the interest- of his friends. - Liberal advances will be made if required. on produce sent to him for sale ~Or store. Cotto sent to him by Boats, vlll be received freof sharfage. All prmdne '&entto lii r sale will be promplyold od.arrival, if so ordered. Augueto .- tf* 28 WARE-lOUS~E : . ::AND Conimission Business. n to HANKFUL to-oir friendl for the liberal patronage hitherto received, we respect. qullypolicit a cotrinuance ofthe same atonr old Water-Prof.Ware-irouse, WVherqe we:. wjil continne--to Receive. .rore andr . Sell Cotroi ndjother Poouc, Recesee . and oirec - Merchardise. &c. AT. MoDERgtThCH ARQzs.. We will give undivided attention to any-bu sAnese in (lilne, entrusted to our care, e ce pt the buying of Ltolton, wfhich wfe refuse to go or either otr own adoxut or tdt of.o6es, behIeving itUifficultitopiene is the united ca pacity- o bothbuyer and seller. *rn-.n the ong aexp ree maof our senild partnor,,nd.by pirompt and-devoted-sttentiou to all mnatt~rs of busiu es, cnfded to ue,.wu hope to merit a-share of ublic patronage.; WAI,E R; w.' PEARSON. Hamburg. S. C., Sep. .17 .o6m 35 - The Edgefield AdveriAer. Ahbb. Banner, An3 derson Gazette. Pendleton Messenger. and Greenville Mvonrndtiner, eael, will copy the above fcr Rus mnoniths.-Journal. H IEAID QUARTERS, 2c D Rptxte x T CavatLa, Oct 1, 1845. Orders No. - N Election will be held ou2 Satzrdij the' go 15either* Nombter, fori ie of Majoro theiiv Firt qAuadron, Se9i-d Rther ente Cay ats the diti'erent camjnn? irad1e grocinds. Olicer.o rtmndingmpadieswil extend te above orders to their-respeetive Companies, taking two suhalterb otldrs to assist as Man agers.- - Onl doiiday following ttne -Munager frots echi Co..,pany will meet us the Regimental Parld Gruend. couint'ie votes.nid make a. retur' io Ihe Brigadier General. - By oirde- af- -.i C. SMYLEY, Colonel 2nd Regiment Cavalry. Oct. 8 6t . - .-. 37 ihnd thaeguihic.that ' h le has comninenced - the above- businiess at the- Stabe 1orniei oca cupied by Oliver Simpjson, and immediatel in the rear of * . -Haunter's Hotel, where he is prepaured'to kebp' Horses ort Livery,-at reasonable prices. Hehas.also,-am ple aid convenient lots for the accommodation. OF DROVERS,... and will furnish CORNand other PII6DiLcB nt the lowest market prices. He has. e' iged the services of conmetent and expeallente51Hos tIers, and will endeavor to give satisfaction to -- all who may call oat hirm. - I ,WMs SPIERS. Hamburg, Oct. a 3z (Rdpub.) 37 BETHAV I ACADEMY. TU H E Trustees ofibhss aistitution'gives notice Uthat they have'sehured the services of Mn GEORGE GALPHIN, as Instroghtor for the Classical Departmaent, for thie-ensuaing year, and that they will want a suitable Teacher to take charge of the English Department t'i next year. . Application 'to be made to'.Ahner, Perrin, Esq., Chairinan of the Board of Trustees, By order of the Board, S' W, S. COThRAN.a October lI ~ 4t - SI To the Independent . aters o5 Edgefidd Distri'ctf! - Fellowo Cit iens,: -.Contrary atbte *d. vice and wis.hesof mny friends. I offer my edfas a Candidate for the office of T* Collector, nid solicit your suf'rages. I elected, which I do no expect to be,! 'Il discharge'the duties of tho ulice to the bn6 of my abilities. JOHN J. McCOLLOQUGif', Setomber 10 die ~ _ 32 f0u We are authorized to' a inoitteo L Evi R. WtrLson, as a candidiae for the Office of Tax Collector at the ne'xtele'e'jog-. Feb. 26 te- !'