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Pot- the AderiserC. C.:4iIDGE AGRICULI' RAL SOCIETY. This Society held its regular quarterly iecting at Cambeidge, on Friday last; in tho'ibsence of Whitfield Brooks. Esq., the President, Dr. S. V. Cain, Vice-Pres-. ident presided As this was the tegular meeiing for the exhibition of stock, &c., after 'attending to the busiuess of reference mnihe minutes of the previous meeting, Coiniitittees to examine the stock and to award- premiums were aapliuinted, and the Society took a recess for a short time to enable the committees to examine and repirt ;'on the redssembling of the Socio ty thefollowing premiums were awarded. 'ToDr. S..:..Vain a silver cup for the greatest product of corn on one acre (591 bushels,) 'TeTho&. Cheatham for the second r" greatest received, (541 bushels,) a diplo rna~' - To Bennett Reynolds, for the best mule under two years old, a silver cup. To Whit ield Brooks, for the second best mule, a diploma. To Stantimre Brooks, for best colt un der one year old, a silver cup. To Jones Fuller, for second best. a di plomta. L ToN. L Grillin, for best colt from I to 3 years old, a silver cup. To Jones Fuller, for best pair of pis, a silver cup. To Ths. Cheatham, for second best, a diploina. To N. L. Griffin, for best calf under two years old, a silver cup. To N. L. Griffin, for Second best, a di plotna. W. II. GRIFFIN, Secretary pro. tern. Nov. 10, 1845. For the Adocrtiser. Mr. Editor:--You will doubtless be happy to learn that the -Lord is still doing great things fbr us, whereof wo. are glad." I was permitted in the providence of God, to attend a meeting at the Plumbra'uch Church, which began on Saturday Ith October, and cunt tinsued nine days. At the close of the pro tracted meeting at that place in July last. the prospects were thntht to be encouraging, which induced the Church. to appoint the neeting above inentioed. and in view of this mrteeting a prayer meeting was observed by the Church 1ireviously. The promise --ask and ye shall receiv," was abundantly verified, for when the'meeting came on their most sangnine expectations were realized. Forty-four htappy souls were received into t!-e Church. most of them in the bloom of youth. On the last day sof the meeting, after divine service, twenty six were baptized. What a pleasing sight to see that number of young converts following their Lord into the liquid grave! As I saw them descend into the water how forcible were these stanzas- - . '- Tis easier work if we begin To fear the Lord betimes. For sirners who grow old in sin, Are hardened by their crimes. Twill save its from a thousand snares, To mind religion young, tgrace will preserve our following yeors And nake onr virtue strong." Now, Mr. Editor, what is the sequel which the people of God should learn froin these things ? First, that the Church must travail, that she may bring forth : Rev -12th chtap. and 2d verse. And secondiv. they thattsow in tears shall reap in joy ; Pa. 12f1. chap. 5th and 0th verse. Yours with Respect, B. F. CORLEY. Mt. Willing S. C. o B-i TUAIRY, Died, at the plantation of Dr. John .Lake. in this District ott Friday the 31st nlt., JACOB GLarzan, in the twenty eighthb year of his age. It might be enlo gy sufficient to soy of haim, that he was utniversally regarded an htotnest man ; but in addihion to this, his friends have the conioling reflection that he w:,s eminently p~ious. For two years previous to his sheath be was a consistent member of tile Methodist Church. At the commtence ment of the illness wvhich ended in his death, hte stated to a friend who called to see him that he hnd a preumotnition that be should not live, but that death for him had lost its stinig. Ihis ailliction w as such r that within a very short time after its corn metncement he wvas enmirely bereft of rca sons, else'we bielieve he would have addedl atnothrr to the long list of witnesses, whoa with their dtying breath hatve testified to the triumphals of' religion over death andl the grave. le has left a wife ad child, an aged fa ther and mother, and numrermnss relatives andl friends to mtoutrn hsis early death. 'Blessed are the dead which di e in thte Lord.' commereiai. IlulDautG. Nov. 5 Cotton.-The nmarket dutrisng the whole of the past week has beetn dull anad prices grad' -itally giving way. unttil we Gund ouselves dwn abotnt j o1 a cent in the last two weeks.- Since Lour last publication, accounts lias been re ceived froms Liverpool to the 11th nIt., being seven days later, These accounts presenlt a n~ew-feature in the mtarkets, prices were saiid to be about jd. lower, atnd sales limited. Every thing seemed to be going ott well in thte matn ufacturinag districts. prices of goods and yarnas fully sustained, with a good demand. Thea parincipal cause oaf the depressiona in the price, -ap pears to be thb fear of trouble grotw ing ount of the short supply of Grains and Potatocs. It ap)pears thatt provision~s, of almost, every description. have advariced in mons: of the Eni-opean markets, and have the appersrance of 'aoang still highser. But why should this ha re suel? an influence on the price uf Cotton we -cantiot nnderstaud,so long as there tas a good demand for all the goods manufactured at full prices, without the least amnifesttatiorn oni the part of the manufacturers to discharge theit sands. And frosm althat we can learn, we do net believe the falling off in btead stuffs, are to such. an extent as to cause ay serious cm barrasement to the regular course of trade an d commiferce. The receipts of Cotton in onr market is tunumually ight for this season of the year, and have been since the season began, as wi - be seen tby reference to our table. WVe quote ~to-day Ordiniary to niiddling 6 a 64 ; tmiddjitng fair to fair 6j to7: fully fair to good fair 7) to 7j ; remarking, that a large proporriont of wvhat ts sold, conmes between 6j5 atnd 7,j cents. (GP We are authorized to announce Ldvt R.. Wiraon, as a candidate for the LOllice of Tax Collector at the next election. n., nto 5 At A. B. COUncH & . Just 'znetly so ! and they Co.; you will lind a - sell Hardware and other good assortment, &d Goods low na any accord a variety of Goods --- -jg - ing to quality.: It is the right at low prices - _. place to buy !! A.B.CHURCH B/Co., IT is trte. we wish to return our thanks for the patronage hereto'ore extended to us,a'nd to solicit its contintnn, e, assuring our friends and the public, we aro disposed to sell Goods JUST RIGHT, and give'FULL VALUIE for mony paid. A. B. CHURCH & CO. Hanburg Nov. 12 18-n5 eow3w 42 HOT CAKE ! HOT -CAKE!! W E have in addition to our stock of Hard' ware, a good assortment of 1EATING AN CooKING STovEs. and such as will help in cooking so as to dispense with abont one half of kitchen help. No mistake in this. Try them and be pleased. as well as convin. med. A. B. C1URCU & Co. Ilamthurg. Nov. 12 cow3w 42 Land to Rent. will rent out to the highest bidder, on Sat urday th" 22d instant, at the hae residence of Muses Harris, deceased, the 'Plantation on which he resided.on Rocky Creek, co.ntnimng about seven Inndred and fifty ncres-of which about title hundred .and seventy.five acres arte ender fence and preoared for cnltivatin. , On the premises are a Dwelling. Onthorses. Gin House, &c. The possession. of the premises. to be delivered on the first of next January, and the term to continue for oncyear. Note and approved security will he required for the rent, payable at the' expiratimn oftthe term DAVID HARRIS, Executor. Nov 12 2t 42 Notice. Y rwrtniesion from John Ilill, Ordinary S1 of -.idgeield District,il shalltproceed to sell at the late residence oh M rs Mary Tillman deceased, on Wednesday, the 3rd Decenr ber next. all the personal est.ie 'of said de ceased, consisting of ten likely Negroes, Stiok of all kinds,a Ilot of Corn aniid Fodde'r, at set of Mi ill Rcks,ttnd' honsehold and kitchen lrm-. ture. Terms of sale credit until the 1st day of October next. JAMES GRIFFIN, Ad n'r. Nov. 12 3t 42 .<Vo ite. BV an orde'r of the Ordinary, I will di' l for sale, at the late residence of Joel Roper, Sen., deceased, on Friday the-5th day of Dec. next, all the persona' estate of the said deceas. ed, not bequeathed by his wi I specilrtlly. coi. sisting of eight',ii likely:Negroes. Corn. llnd der, I lorses,.anad other stodk,l and .nany other art iles Terms ,twelve months credit with notes and two approved geeurities. JOEL ROPER. Jon.. Administrator wito the will annexed. Nov. 12 4t 41 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRIC'T. BY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary of Edgefield Di'strict. Whereas, Charles Smith bath applied to iue a for Letters olAd.oinistration, on all and simgnl lar the goods and chattles, rrghts and -credits of John Anderson, late of the Ditrict nofrresaid deceased; theme are, therefore, fo cite and adinonish all and singular,the k indred'and cred itors of the said deceased, to be and appear lie. lore tile, at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Disttict; to te holden at Edgefoald Court !louse on the 2ith day of Nov'enier itmst., , show cause, if any, why the said admiui.tration should not be granted. Given ilnder my haud and seal. this 101th day of Nov., in the year ofaur Lord one thousand eight hundred amnt forty fivr, and in the 7Uth year of American Independence. JOLN IILL, o. .. i'. November 12 2i 42 South .'arolill, JDGEFIEL.D DISTRICT. jmY JtHN IlLL, Esquire, Ordinary of Edgefleld District. \\ hereas, James Miller, bath applied to me for Let'ters of Admimstration, an all and singular the goods and chattels. rights rind credits of Edmund B. J. Miller. late of the District aforesaid., deceased, these are there fire. to cite and adtnonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear before n- at our next Oadinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgefield Court House, on the 24th day of November inst., to show catse. il any, why the said adnministr::tion shmould atot be;:ranted. Givena ttnder my hiatnd anrd seal, this the 6tha day nr Novemibe'r, in the year of niar Lord otne thosand eight huntdred aid forty--f~'e, and ir the seventieth year of Anmerican' Indepenl deuce.Jo01-N HILL, 0. E. n. November 12 St4: The 'tate of South Carolina-, EDGEFiE~LD DlsTRICT. B ~Y JOH-N HIIL1L, E..quire, Oirdinary Iof Ed~gefnield District. Whereas Ja;cob immintierman ii hathI apt plied to mue for Letters of Adinaistration, on all and sinagular, thle goodi and chattles; Irights and credits of Jacotb Glossier hate of the Dlistrict aforesaid, deceatsed. . These nre, therefore, to cite andl ad mniosh- all and singular. the kindred antd cretitor- of thec said deceased, to lie nind appear before tml, at our naey Ordinary's rout to lie hiolden at Edgefielil Cout H-ouse on the 17tha dlay of November inst. to show cause; if anay, why 'the said ad. mninistration.should naor be granted. Given undler my hand ad seal; ihis 3d dy of Novetmber in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hutndre'd andl forty five an in the Seventieth year of Amneriecan Ineedtr.JO HN- HILL, o. E. .J. Nov.5 2t 41 (GPThe friends of SaatrsoN ii. Mas anuounco himt as a canslidate for the Offica Tax Collector at the next election. n .. -m - 40 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Stanford F. Mays and Wife. Summons Applicants vs. Patsey Spikes in and others. Defendants. Partition. IT appearing to moy a'atisfaction that Patsey 1" Spikes, Widow. Anna Spikes, wife of Walliam Spikes, and Susan Skellona, Defend tants in the adiove stated case, resides without the limits of this State. it is therefore ordered, that they do appear and object to the division or sale of the real estate of John Gitty, de ceased, an or before the first Monday in Feb. ruary next, or their consent to the samve will be entered of record. JOHN HILL, o. F. u. Nov.8 3"t 42 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY Ileury Stone and others. vs. Bill for Riel'ef Pleasant Searles, Adm'r.-of ' and Philip Laghtfoot, deceased. Petition. IN porsuance of the order of the Court passed at the last term, reqaiating me "to inquire and report to the Conrt, at its next term, who were the nex( of hlin of Philip Lightfoot, the Defendants . intestate, at the tame of his death, and .lether any of them are since dead, and if dead, who is or are their personal repre sentative or representatives," Public notice is hereby given to all persons clauinug to be the next of kin ofsaid Philip Lightfoot, late of the District and State afi,resid, that they appear before me in the Commissioner's Office, at Edgefield Court liose, on or before the first day "f May next, and nake proofof their kiridreul and riglht. or on their failure to do so, they will be excluded from the benefit of any decree that asay lie pronouneed in the matter. S. S. TOMPKINS, c. r. E. D. Conmmiss incr's Office. Nov. 12 3m 42 State of South Calrolina, EDGEFIELD DISTICT. James F. Martin, vs. L. B. Freeman and Bill for Partition Uhesley Wells. N OTICE is hereby given that by vir . tue of the decretal or order nf the Court of Equity, in this case, I shall oiler fur sale at Egdefield Court lissuse, du the Firs Monday in December next, one tract of land, containing five hundred and foray acres, more or less, situated in the )istrict and State aforesaid, on the waters of West. (:oat's Creek, adjoining lands of Solonion Walker, Bennett Henderson, the said L. 13. Freeman and others. The said land n ill be sold on a credit of tn elve months front the day of sale, except the cost, ahich must he paid in cash. Par ctasers to give hood- and security and a mortgage of the premises to secure the purchase money. S S. 'IOMPKINS, c. E. E. E. Corm's Otlie, Nov. 8 dlie 42 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DIS'I'l1./'. Sarah Padget and others, rs. Bill Manchester Padgett for and Josiah Padgeat. Parttion. N OTIuE is hereby given, that by vir ste of an order from tho Court of Equit, I shall utler for sale, at Edgehield Court louse, on the First *Jramday in Le cemiber niext, the Rteal Estate of Josiah Padgett, Sen., deceased. cursisting of the following tracts of land, viz : No. 1 being part of the lome or Philip McCarty tract of land, containing tour hundred and eighty-eight acres, more or less. situated in the District and State aloresaid, on Richland *Creek, waters of Little Saluda, and adjoining lands of J. 13. Smith, the Estate of Asa Holston, the E tale of Stark, Amos Watson, and others. No 2. A portion of the tract known as the Cloud's Creek, coataiting four hu dred anti eighty acres, more or less, situa. teal an the Ditstrict anad State afbresaid, sin Clouds Creek, nsdjoaiing lands of. Stan msore Watson, br. J. U. Reedy and oth ers. Nso. 3 heintg a portion of the Clsud's Creek tract aforesuad, coutvinmaag three liunadred andt seo enly acres, moaue sir less, adjoinaing the aforesaid land anid others. Said Laands tb be sold on 'a credit of~ one and a woars', except the cost of sUit which mutst lhe paid in cash. .Putatliears to give bstio and security nnd a msortgsage of the piremhise' to secure the purchaase money. Said land will be sold by plats of re sur'vey, w-liich will be exhibited on the dasy of sale, S. S TH'LOMPKINS, C. E. E. D). Nov. 8 4ae 4 Th'le Jockey Club Races, AT THS EcHaoKEE PuNrss, S. C. U7 IL L conmmence on thte third' Tuesday, -T 18th Novemiber, 1845, and wvill don. -inne throughont-the w4eek. The first day, a Sweepstakes for athred years Olds, Trwo Mile Heats, four subiscribers, $100 ieach. 2nsd Day, Mile Heats, Piarse, . $150 3rd Day, Two Mite Heats, Porse, 200 4tha Day, Three Mile Ifeats, Pasras, 300 5th Day, best Three in Five, Purse. 125 10 or 12 Stables of HORSES wcill auen'ff. Noc.4 241 (f~We dre authorized to annotunce M. Gautl; Esq. as nt candidate for Ordinary of Edgefield District, at the neCxt election. eh.?7 2 - SHE~rFF's M&JE. P Y virtue -f Sundry' writs of Fieri Pa B eias, to; me directed, I will proceed to sell at Edgefeld Court House -on the first Monday and Tuesday in December next, the following property in the follow ing named cases. - John Hill, Ordinary. (for the use of Peter Smith,) and others, vs. Mlillodge Galphin. Mathias Ardis and Dawson At kinson, a tract of land containing one thousand acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Samuel Clark, Richard Ilankia son ind others, in Beach Island, levied upon us the ;property of the Defemdriarm, Milledge Galphin. Josep.h N. Bairey and otirersseverally, vs. Abijah Abuey, the tract of land wbere the defendad lives, containing fire hun dred aces; more dr less, adjoining lands of Elizabeth Carter, Joseph Rumltsy and 6tliers; also four mules, ode horde and one toad wagon. David Denny, vs. Getfide Riley, the tract of laud where the defendant lives. containing one hundred acres. more or less, hdjoining lands of William Dozier, Jobn llueitt and others. John-S. Smyly, Ex'r, and others. vs. Elijah Lewis, the tract of land where the defendant lives, containing one hundred acres, more or less, adjoining hands '1f li ram May, Conrad Lowrey and others. Terms of Sale cash. H. BOUL WARE, S. E. D Nov 7th 1845 4te 42 OT %MERIFF'S 8JLE. State of South. Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEA S.. Willham T. Smith, vs. Foreign Attahrent John Swanson. William T. Smith,) -E ndorsee, vs. Foreign' Altachmaent. Johmi Swanson. B Y an order fron the Court of Com mon Pleas, I will proceed to sell in the town of Hamburg, S. C., on Tuesdtay the twenty-fifth instant, forty boxes of manufactured Tobacco. Terms of sale cash. H. BOULWA RE, S. E. D. Nov 8th 1845 .3te 42 State of outh Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Mnry Glozier, Applicantvs. Summons John F. L. Glozier, Defen in dant. Pm lition. Y an order from John ill, Esquire, B Ordinary of Edgefield District afare snid, I will .proceed to sell at Edlgefield Court lou se on the first Mondgy in De cember next, the lands belonging to the estate of Jacob Glozier, deceased, lying and bring.in the Dis:rict and State afore said, containing two hundred and twenty ncres. more or less, adjoining lands of Madison Timtmerman, Daniel Outze, M. W. Abney and William .Timnmerman. Sold on a credit of 12 monlh4, Purchaser will be required to give bondi and too ap proved securities, and a mortgage to the Ordinary to secure the purchase muuey. Costs to be paid in cash. H. BOULWARE, S. E. D. Nov S 1 4te 42 State of~ South Carolinas EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. James Griflit and wife An- bummokas piirants, vs. Lucy Bettis & in others, Defendants. , Partition. B Y an orde? from John lill. Esquire, Ordinary of tihe District aforesaid, 1 will proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House on the first Momnday in Decemnber next, the lands belonging to ahe.estate of M ary Tillman, deceased, containing two hundred and thirty eight acres. more or less, lying~ antl being in the Distriet aiore said, on Iiomn's Creek, adjoimning lands or. te estate of Jonathan T'illmanm. Geor:;e Tillman, and A. II. Addlisona. Sold otn a credit of one and two years, the purchaser giving bond with good security, and a imortgage on the premises to thme Ordinam ry~ for the purchase money. Costs to be pa~idl itn cash. I. BOUJLWA RE, S. E. D. Nov 8 1845 4te 42 SH ERIFF'S SA LE. BYvirtue of sundry wrrits~of Fieri Fa cias, to me directed, I rhall proceed to sell at Edgefleld Court Flonse, ott the First Mlonday and Tuesday in December next, the following property, in the follow ing named cases: Henry H. Cumming andl othmers, vs. Martha Prior, the interest of the Defemnd ant in the following Negro Slaves, to-wit: Fortunie, Rachmael, Grandeson, Dimtnna.a H annah, Zadock, Judy, Jadeb, Alford and Susan. Blenjarnin WV. Bettis, Indorsee, Bland & Butler bearer, and others severally, vs. Hugh A. Nixon, eight Negro slaves, to wit : Tom, .Anni, Mary, Aaron, Falkoer, A melia, little Torn antd Molsey. The flank of H amburg, &c., vs. Oliver Simpsonm; George Parrott and others, sev erally, vs. the same, four Negro Slaves, t'-wit .Peter, City, old Nash and his wife. Terms of sale. cash... H. DOULWhARE, s. E-. D. Nov. 12 3t 42 Sheriff's $dfe. BY virtue of sutndrj writs of Fieri Facias to me directed, I .will proceed to sell at time house of Oliver Simpsot', ott Horse Creel4 on the twenty-sixth and twentyseventh of Novemher instant, the following property, in time ltloing cases: The Bank of llambttrg, &c., vs. Oliver Simpson; George Parrot and others sever ally, vs. the same, some Corn and Fodder, Stock of Cattle and lHoge, plantation tools, hoasehold and kitchen furniture, and other articlesof htushatdry. Termis ofsale, cashb H. BOUMAVARE, s. E. D. N.ov. 12 3t 42 T HIE Members of the Medical Profession, of Edgefield District, are regtnested to tmeet on thte Third Monday of Jlov. instant, in the Comlrt House at 12 o'clock, to organize a Medical Society, at whtich time in Adldress will be delivered'by Dr. Teague. Nov. 5- Et 4l State oft SoutI p.arolina EDGEFIELD DISTtICt . IN EQUITY. Eliz'eth Delaughter,) - and others, - - -vs. Bill for' Partitiort. Richard J. Burton - and wife, ) NOI'CE is. hereby given that sty tir tue of do order from the Court of Equity, IEsIrall olier for sale at Edgefield Cotrrt House on the first Monday in De cenber neat, a part of the real estate of George Delaughter deceased, viz: The Hforn's Creek tract of land, on wyhich is a grist mill, conta-initg-one hun dred and fifty acres more or less, adjoin infgfani'lof tfr. J, r. Adams, Jas. Rains ud-, Wtn. Culeluzier, John Riainsford, flerbut 13 Elder and others. Said land to be sold on a credit of one t wo and three years. in equal instullients, the last two of which to bear interest a;ler one year from the day of sale, exceptj th'e cost, which is to be paid inr cdsil. Purchasers to give bond and security and a mortgage on the promises to se cure thd purchase money. S. S: TOMPKINS, C. C. E. Conm'rs Otlico Nov 1 1845 4t 41 Notice. 'j HE Estate o'f Azari.h A'btiey, being left derelert, I shall proceed to sell on Thurs day the 4th-dny of December .next, al the late residence of sard deceased, du a credit of twelve nonths, his entire Estate, consisting of Eight Negroes, Seven Head of Horses, a fine lot of Pork and Stock H ogs, Cows and Sheepi, about twenty bags of Cotton, crop of Coin, Fodder, Wheat and Oats, six or seven barrel- of Flour, Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, one Cotton Gisl, one Wagon and Harness-and three seperate tracts of valuable land, immediately on the lliggins Ferry Road, about three miles from the ferry; amount not accurately known, hut platts of recent survey will be exhibit(-d on tlte day of sale, known as the Home. Middle and River Tracts. Purchasers Will be required to give Note with two approved securiies for the pt' sonal property, dad two ;approved securities und a mortgage of the hand to secure the pur. chase money. All sums of and snder five dollars cash; The property nos. changed until the terms of sale are complied with, and if re sold at the former purchasers risk. f NoJOHN HILL, o. a.n. Nov. 5 5: 41 HE Notice. T HE Estate of Villitn %Valton bwing h-ft derelect, I shall proceed to sell on Thurs day the 20th day of November inst., at the late residence of s:id deceased,o'n a credit of twelve months, the entire EstIst' of saidde ceased, consisting of two .eperaie traets of land,the Home Tract, siuated on the toad lending from Edgefield Court lHouse to .isanes icihardson's, containing one hnndred and fitty-nine acres, more or less, and te' other tract conlainintg eighty-seven and a half acres. more of ress. A note and two amroted secu rities and a sortgage of the lind will be re quired to secure the purchase money. -Also Horses, Hogs, Sheep, Cows, Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Cotton. Corn and Folder, for. which note and two approved securities will he required. The property not changed until the terms of stile are complied with, and if resold at the formner pitchasers risk. All snois cf and nider live dollars cash. Platte of recent survey of the laud will be exhibited on the day of sake, JOHN ILL,o. . D ,Nor. . 4t 41 Atwoods Patent Hot Ar EMi PIRE COOKING STrOVES, FOR sUMhMEnt AND WINTEn USE. ITS superiority over any eother Cook ing Stove. corisists in its siniple a rrange ment, convcnientceat tan nhihty.. The descesnding and iscenidisg flunes. and the~ introdettn oflthornit in the onf which equasl izes the heat audcarries off the vnplor thserei n, are prin~cipleis never befoere applied to ansy other stove. The oven of these Stoves performs eqal to thte best firic~k ov:ens, andi will give met the same flavor as if rodsted belfoe an Thfie asmmnth Stoves of this pattern (-o. 8.) ate of suficient capacity for the largest class of hotels; steam~bois anud packets ships. Those wishcitig to supply temselves with a Cokinig apparatus, wvill plense call nnd exam ine them at . 13. F. ClW W'S. Augusta,Nouv. 5th' Im 41 Administrator's Sale. WI ILL he sold osn Tiieslai, the 25th inst., * at thse late resientce or Lewellyn-G. H olloway. deceased, all the Peisonal Property of said deceased, Conseisting of Lwenity-thcree likely yoring Neptoes, Mules,. Catile, Ilogs, Sheep, Crop of Corns,. older, Oats, House hold nnd Kitchen Furniture, on a credit of twelve months. Purchtasers reqjuirdd to give note with mwo' approved seenorties. LEVI Gz. IJOLLO WAY, Adm'r. Nov. 5 tf 41 ' SH ALL pr~ceed to sell, on the 20th inst., atthie late residentce of .Math~lias Sheely <le ceased, on a credit' of twelve mnonths~, thu following piroperty to wit.' ix likely Negroes, stock of Hlorses, H-oes;Cdws and Sheep; the c'rp of Cotfod, Cor n, Fodder undi Wheat Also other articles too tedious to tmention, WILLIA M SH EELY.. Execnttor. Nov 3 2t . 41 IV GAP BEAT COMPANY, ATT ENTIO'N f PPE Ait yrutir naial aluts ter rouild on the4th Sat urday irn this month, at 12 MI., armed an'd egiiippoil as uhe law udir~eis, l'or drill atndiunspection, By order of .Capt. D. L. SH AW, .J. Monna,0~. S. November 4 4t ! 41 ;P.7 The friends of Lieut. JABIES B. HARRs, an~inoce hitm as a candidate fot .Ihe bflice of tax Collector at tile next ced-e tion t s C ASTS;AY A~'Th'IY xsaxaa. T HE, Subscriber has received, a)1e re ceiviihg a n psuppiiid of: Drugs, Medicines, Paints;= from one of-thelaa esilflmj '6iig ases in tite-chyf Augsif appsel _ ' on 1itaotsstoiatt tir ngu i.y7 .or wholeale'picesoi (asik on a uhrt.credit. - To whbii he MiId' inosi iespectf pa the attention of the Physicians, Planerp, Fati lies, and nl ofh6o who wish. to purdhi - any article i'i lthisbranch'of isiness. Persons ft omr ni distatc6 ord6tingGlisiinay rely upon receiving them cf the ergaatlp and at the loest'i narket'priceir. A full supply aI FAMILY MDITCINE= will be kept 'n retail, and the. most'fniihfiulat tention given to Physician. a.FaJypPry scription. -.." A mong te many arltclrs of iejuck istock is com oserd. are tlhe following n[ 16IC.I M. -:-' Calomel, sad Pilnlae tlH d'arg.of the brand or Mander, Weaver. nnd lliltider. Sulpbite - Acette, and' flydrochlorate of Alorshiniw. Piperine. Srychnin, and 1oda e Uptimns, $ul phate de Quinia, Ilydiiodate of Piattassa, Kre osot. lpnicdeneglup. Super. Larbonaate:of bo du. Ciean of 'urinr. Emetic tartar, &c. . DRUGSr Gnm Galbnnm. Cathnpur, Aloes. My fh Opinm, I)ennreotiird do., Balsama C6 paviz Cuhebs, Sarsaparilla extract,-aud roor, Spt. ; Nitre, &c. &c'. - OILS. lampoil. Linseed. Train, Sweet, and. cold' xpresefd Castor Oil. PAhIRTS, VARNISHES&c While Lead, i diflf-rent bran ad., and guidi tics, ground in oil, nad in'kegs. Dry White Lead. Crome Green. Crime Yclhiiv; Yello' Orcre, Stone Orcre, Red Leal.. Lithnig, Lamp Black, Verdigris; Sts. Tnipentiue, Copal Varish, Japan, and -Black or Leather do'. DV E STUFFS. Among which are Passinte or lion.. or Simnhisah Fr itia io, Carolina Indigo, aind der, 'olpperns, Auato. Brazil Wod Log lVood, Cat Wood. and Nic Wood. BRUSHES. Paint Brusies of all sizes. Cloth di., Tooth, Furnature, Fesh, Nail, White Wash, Black ing. IlIise 'l'aniers, Dusting. Broain. tleaitA, Shaving, Cobn. Sweeping, Sernbfbing; nod Pointers' Dtisiin; ldrushes, together with 'a. variety of other hixsbes, used by Painters, and others..not herein meninmul. PATENT MEDICI ES. Atmong the tmany off.n hich are, the follow. ing, viz: Swam'sPnnscea, Falanastock's Ver iitiage, Thoimpai's Eye Water, lhTnry'd Calcined Mangnesin, Jaynes' Expectorant'..IPe tern' Pills. Rlwan' Tonic .liitnre; Ha'i'r Ton ic. .Manit's Pills. lt rie Bitters od Co'm'po. sition. &c.. together with a general assort tament of the mostpopular nostruims of the day. A GOOD ASSon'TrlFNT OF PERPuIRYi A SOAPS OF TIi E FINEST QUALITIES Wjindow Glass of vainiou:as :ies fr'ii 64 to 2-30. The above' establisliment tial be conducted by Dr. Ulaybrook. who ha'shad onsideruble experience in the a pothecary tinsiness, ane for the last two yea'rsn practitioner of niedici'ne. JOSIAU D. 'iBgEr'tS. EdgefleiddC. II. Odt25th 1845 .t .40 . Notir'e. Li, Persons indebted to the.-E'tate of Thomas W. Mirton, Ee~q , late Of Abbe. - ville District, deceased, are reqested i. mike payment and thpse having claiins agaitst-the said Estate are regn.ested to. present them , A.' 1. alO'ItTVN, Eecator. Nov,5 t 41' NOTICE T-HI ! A Prsons indebted to john Jone, retiiesteilto come firward .art make oine arrangement by the 1st of Inmyi'ry.if not their Notes will ''e given to a inayer for KclIeenon: J. JONES. Noitee. H E Co'-P~riirIihi of Aikiiasj;i Lewois, . beinac disso~Iedh. Dr. J. E. Lewis' Wlcntme rh Practice qf Miedicine. at Liberty..Hill, anad wilt respond proinptly to the applications of those whao mny. desire hima. J.ihaerty Hill,.Nov. 5 St' 41 News Good! NeW~ Coods!! 'U 1. Sabseriheis tatkes this opportnnity of I.givmia antic'e t'at they are now receiving their Stook at' Fall anl li'inter Gootds, which will embrac~e a chaoice selection of sitaple nd Fancy Godds, HARDwARE, CriocKERY, GRocfRtEs, AlEDs. cnt.:s, S-'A-rIONAr and Scuoor.-Boos, Ara a IIA-rS, CArs-.an S which Adagreat variety~o olthe iils hc they wall sell low for cash,,'or on a credit to p)unctual cnsiomears. G'. L. d& E. PENN. October 1 t1' 36 .J~dnanistratriz' Sale. W ILL besaold at the residence of Tho mans Recynnld deceased in this Dis trict, otn the 18Jth November next all of the Persontal Estate of said deceased, consis. tmng, in pa'rt, of. Seven Negroes, 3 or 4 hoa see, an'e yoke of Steers, Cattle; H ogs, Corn, rodder, Seed Cotton, liousehold and Kitchen Furnitutre,Blacksmaiths, Car penter's-anid Phantationa Tools, &ic. Terms.-I A1stis ofund tunder $$ catc; over that amounat twelve nmontha ecredit, - with niote and two appwoved securetids~ . The right of the property not to chjonge, unless the ternis are komapfled wvith,'' andi Wf resold,-at' the former purchaser'risk. NANCEY RE~YNOLDS~ Admn'trix. Oct. 22, -4t Notice. A.LL- persons indebteil to the estate o tiWilliamn Marot ii late of' this Dixrtiet nro requested to. take paympent by-:th' first-of Jatnary ; and iailhaying eny1 de. mand against the estate"*il-h~iind ther. in accorahihg '!ois by thabbt'im#, r which tline 1 hd'sut bse'ritier-desires to' los the estate. 'J. - JOH.N F. 'MftTIN Ak ni4r October 22 - W'. ' 39 AND TI H E -8tburiher an''foims Is friends and tbh puabiac, iatbhe has commaenced the aboe Bu'wess nti .he Ware--Rouge -formerl1 occupied ly: H-1 W.4tvA... Als lie will de vote has wholetimo: anad,atention to the. inter cat of has cuistomngrs. he, opealido-tnarit an# ye calve-a liberal patroneage anid stlPrrrt. IfamtburgS 172 d"r' (faodaalj 36