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-d 4 IP 45E3d Dry rood#. SFll-ianl inter Good'!' AT -IJOLESALL AND RETAIL HIRTINGS and Sheetings, bio'wn 'and bleaced from 3-4 t 3 yards, all kinds, 6AtjCOS. French. English, and American. 4-to 4-wide from 61 to 371 cents. Ain:soks,- MoOst.j .D. LLtss; ALACCA'S, Cassinasi and BornsAitNs, a.large htosort -netit,andchespe' than ever, (all new styles.) 6iLKSiwide black high iustre for Mantillas, blise lsck adid colored, all kinds, Cheap. 200-SHAWLS, all kinds, from 25 cents to $12; black-and second mourning Shawls, all FLANNELS. red, white, green, yellow, stri -pod, and twilled, Welch and Gause, warran ted-not to shrink. LINENS, trish linens, undressed, for Shirting; :Lineo Sheeting; brown and bleached Da Sask Table Lines; Russia, and Scotch Dia. ,peIrf Towelling of all kinds. HOSIERY & GLOVFE&S a great variety. SHOES ladies and Childrena fine Shoes. BONNI'T. Leghorn, Straw, and Fancy Bon CARPETING.-The largest assoriment ever offered in Hamnhurg, at very low prices, from 25-cents per yard, upward. i large loi of BLANKETS and KERSEYS, -that we will make it the Planter's interest to 'look at-before buying. .fa short. every article nanally asked for in this place, Hardware and Groceries only ex a bir.,ct15 6t (Repub.) 39 -f.eL . JEFFERS. General Agent and Commission Mercaant, IIaabu3rg, S. C. U,. o'erts h services to his nfiends and the pnbc, nd lie will devote his undivi ded atention to e SELLING OF COTrON AND FLOUR. RUcuo1SO ASND FORWARDING GooDs. ag Goods for Planters or Mewchants, or autend -to an buAsn.ss that mOy be committed to his care. Ho embraces this opportunity of tendering hiis thauika to his frienIs for their liberal patron age heretofore bestowed, slid by industry and o doe attention to business. he hopes to mernt. and-to coitinue to receive the snitw. It shall be him aim to nake all his charges as light as pos vible, kn.owing that it will tie to his interest to closely observe the iterest of his friends. Liberal advances will be made if reqnired on prodece sent to him for sale or store. Cotton seniio him by Boats, will be receivel free of oiberfae. All produce sent to him for sale *will be romptly sold on arrival, if so ordered. z 'Agust 6 If 28 :Wholesale & Retail Grocers, CRN ZR CENTRE AND 11ARXZ.T 11TRES, HA MBURG, S. C. AVE just receivcd, and will contmne to . receive fresh supplies of the following Articles, w.hich they: offer to their friends and the trade, at the lowest market prices: S SVGA RS 36 bh'ds. consisting of StrCenix, Clairfield, Porto Rico and.Muscovado. ALSO. ddble Refined Loaf. Crushed and Powdered 8angei-s. COFFE EB. -10 bags Old (overnmeit lava Coffee IfO do. Augustura do. 325 bo i - do. . Bale ocho -do' g BAGGING. 104 piecea Heavy Dundee, 44 to 46 inch. 250 do.,.-entucky,(heavy)44 to 45 in. 60 do.' Tow, 40 ich 125 46 Gunny,2j per yard, 45 to 47jin. 100 :o Georgia & Corolina, 44 to 45 in. ROPE 300 coll Kentucky Rope 60 do Manilla, -do 60 do.. Jute. . -do. MOLASsES 20 buhds. Trinidad Molasses 25 bble. New. Orleans. do IR ON 60,000 pounds Iron, of all sizes. Also, Sa good assortment of Hoop and Band Iron, German an Caster & Cast Steel. BACON & S ALT. 800 Pritne Country Sides. 2,0-acks Salt, 65 do Table Salt Boxes Table Salk. CHAIRS. 10 duozen'! Maple Chairs 25 do Winidsor do J0"? do .Cane Seat, 2~ do Chiildretns, do 2 do Boys, do 2 'do Otfices, do 2 do, Rocking, do 1 - do Nurse. do -.BL ANKE TS. 2 bales 9-4 Blankets & de 10-4 do (weighing 7 lbs. to the pair) -A good assortment of Bed Blankets fronr J0-4 to 12-4. - NEGRO CLOTHS. 1,000yds. Washington Jeatns (heavy,)' 1000' do. Coventry Plains. N AILS. 300 Kegs, (issorted Sizes) SHOT. * 150 Bags, assorted Sizes . dPOWDER. 30.Kegs-ILF Dupont's Powder 1 doBlasting do 20 do Eag~le;S porting, do W HITE LE AD. 5000 lbs linre No. 1, N. Y. Union Mills White-Lead. -. 50 Boxes Teas.< Consisting of gun pow dor, Hysont and.-lImperial *6 ases attees,-" 1ihest Black Tea" LIME, 200 B4~s fresh Rock Lime. Also-Plaster Paris. in e ,Pipper .Spice, Cininam on, N t e s IdgSaltpetre; Blus iStone. Copperas, ShoeThread, Snuffi Cotton & Wool Cards, Brass Bound 'Backets~ Puiintgd Buckets, Tubs, Charns, zMeelers. Willow Wagons and eradles:- Washboards, Cooa Dippers,i clothes Pins, -Brooms, Wooden -Bowls, -Wash Stands;s- Bellows, Rakes,. Scythe Sneeds, Coffee-Mills,SoapTallow &Sperma * Candles,'WagonBoxes, Measures; Saddle 'ons, W'ndorr Glas, Starch, Pistos; To bacco, (rindstones, Osnabnrgs;Twinue, Cas tiags, Boots, Shoea Wool H ats,RiceClothes * Bliskets, Almonde, ' Bearskins, Mackerel, *Mustardl, Fiftbr Chains, Lainp) Oil; a choice -article of Cheiognrobac; Vinejr~a,.Bexes, - }Cide, lirrl7overs, Cod'F~ish, Plough di~ods, Sole 'eather' Nankeens, Chioco lh,'&c., &c.~' ~WANTED-1.006lb~ BEES 'WAX, for which cash tJLibe~ ~adi n 1uburg,auly ~h i 07The-friena.oC hAasi6 1Ays, announee bipef'nlild blc Ta: Gollector ARE-H9LTSE 1 WA AND -- Commission Busin-ess. HANKFUL to our friends for tholiberal .Epatronage hitherto received, we respect fully solicit a continuance of the same at our bid Water-Proof Ware-House, Where we will contirine to tecese. Sore and SeU CoTTos and other PRoLucz, Receive and Forward Merchandises &c. AT MODERATE CHARGES. We will give undivided attention to any bu siness in our line,.entrusted to 'our care, ex cept the buying of Cotton. which We rejuse' to go on either our own account or that of Wiiers, believiig it difficult to piense in tho united ca pacity of' both buyer and seller. - Fro.n the long cip rience of our senicir partner. and by prompt and devoteJ attention to all matters of business, confided to us, we hope to merit a qhare.of public patronage. WAIKER & PEARSON. Hamburg, S. C., Sept 17 6m. 35 The Edgefield Advertiser, Abb. Banner, An dersot Gazette. Pendleton Messenger. and Greenville Mountainner; each, will copy tbc above fcr six montis.-Journal. State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. I INEQUIT Y. Henry Stone ani -others. n. Bill for Relief Pleasant Searles, Adm'r. of and Philip Lightfoot, deceased. ) Account. IN liursuance- of die order of the Court passed at lhe last tern), requiting me "to inquire and report to the Court, at its next term; who were the next of kin of Philip Lightfoot, the Defendants intestate, at the time -of his death, and whether any of them are since dead, and if dead, whois or-are their personal repre sentative or 'representatives," Public notice is hereby given to all persons claiming to be the text of kin of said Philip Lightfoot, late of the District and State aliresaid, that they appear hefore me in the Commissioner's Office, at Edgefield Court House, on or before the first day -.f May next, and make proufof.their kindred and right, or on their failure to do id, they will be excluded from the benefit of any decree that may be pronounced in the matter. 8. S. TOMPKINS, c. a. a. D. Commissioner's Office. Nov. 12 3m 42 Drt. BrUath'WS VMS. FEVER AND .4GUE,ANOALL FEVERS CURED BY BRANDKETH'S FILLS. LL Fevers are occasianed by the disor dered motion of the blood, produced by the humoral serosity of hardening the valves of tne vessels. The blood circulates with greatly increased speed, and is still increased by the friction of the globul9s, or particles which com pose the mass of fluids. Jhen it is that the excessive heat and chills is experienced thro'% out the whole, system, and accompaiied with great thirst. pain in the head, back, kidneys, and in lict a comiiete prostration of a'l the faculties of the mind as well as body. - On the first- attack of fever, or any diseaie, immediately take a large dose of Brandreh's Vegetablc Universal Pilts,.and dontanue to-keep up a pow erful efiect upon die bowels until the fever or pain has entirely ceased. Six or eight will in must cases be sutficient us a first dose, and one dose'ofthis- kind itis not inwprobable, may preyent mouths of- sickness, -perhaps death. ADr. Braridretb's' Vegetable Universal Pills are ildee a universally approved mjedicine, -wiicli by its peculiaf action, cleanses the blood of' ill itp'hi-ities, removes* every Paiu and Weakness, and finally testores the Constitu tion to perfect'hiioth and vigor. U7The Pills are sold at Dr. Brandreth's Oj fce, 241~Broadway, N. York. Also, by Bland $r Butler, Edgefield C. H.; S. D. Clarke A- Co., Hamburg; J. S. kr D. C. SmyleB, Meeting. Street; I. M. Coleman, New M arket; Whitlock, Sullivan ArIValler, Greenwood; L. D. Meirri man, Cokesbury. Oct 2 5t 40 SURGICAL INFIRIAIY. Ishall be ready to receive Patiezns hy the 1st of next month, (A ugust.) The Infirmary is situated near the Georgia Rail Road Depot. and c-in accommodate from fonr to eight white, and from teni to twenty black pains odnrewl be ip attendance No diarge wril be madc for board, nursing &rc., hut for surgical attendanice and operations, the usual fee will be required. During the lecture months, viz: from No vember to March. of each year. patients unable to pay will be received, nutrsed, and operatedl upon by any member of the Faculty. free of expense. PAUL F. EVE, 31. D., Professor of Surgery, in the Medical Colloge of Georgia. Augusta, Jnly 30 3m* 27 Eagle and Phienix flotel. A Card,.. TN H E Subscriber retipectfully announcos to his friends and the travelling public, that he is now having the above upletidid H-oise put ini complete order, and will open it under the immediate direction of himself and wvife, on or about the first of.8September next, at which thne, lie solicits from is friends and patrons, a Continuance of past favors assuring them that their comfort will always be his study. WM. FRAZIER. Angusta, Ga., August 20 tf 30. EDGEFIEL D DISTRICT, FAL TERat, 1845. IT is ordered that an Extra Termi of the Court of Covnmnou Pleas an-l General Sessions, for the trial of the Cases notl dis posed of at this Term, be held at Edge field Court [House on the Fourth Monday in Febuaty 1846, to continue one wveek. J. B. O'N E AL, Presiding Judge. T. G. Bacon c. c. c, r. &s c. s. Oc. is if State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Willham H. Clegg and Wife, Bit vs. David Outz, for .and others. Partition. I T""'pari"'to'my'"tis'cti"' thatDa' i Outz, one of the defendants' in this case, is absent from and-resides beyond the limits of this State,.on motion of Bonham,'Complain ants Solicitor, It is therefore ordered, that the said D.Outz do plcad,-answeror demur to conm plinants Said liil- of complamint; wiftik three monhsfromn the publication hereof,'or the said bill wvillhe takeapro confesso/against him. *.Se TIOMPKINS,C. E.C.Do. Septiemler 10 3mt 33 V e sre authorisegl to annotinca GzoaGE . SWBEIRD as a candidate-for the offies of Tax-Collecor, at the niext election, pe 25 .i. 48 SThe' friends of EDNDiebo Moaras, Egg., announce hingasy eaa i~at 'e. fiidf.Tax Colloetor it the aext ecn ABEVIMLi rHE Treastees of te~ibbenili emaleAc adeybeg leave toannoiunce to the public that mMa.. Jaxis LiLgsr5sy hast con sented ttaki harge ofUhe Fedi"le /c'l'in Abbeville.Village, for the yeir- 16. Mr. Lesley bas'foi the isi' ~ni yiears ,ien engaged in the educationpdbb 'loan ong and avorably .known in '.Abbevili District, as a competent and suessid sM4aiif tea-ier. His reputation, cipa'iiyandqnihections as an instructorare too will n iid.adiited to require fromh us anyenicoRtum,to recoin mend him to the confidehc0 anflupport-of the community,. All the usual branches of un English educi. tion will be taught; also, the French,Latuanll Greek languages, ,together swit- Philosophy, Drawing, Mathenatics,Astroomy ldnitr'y, &c. &r.. Tiie School wil- hd nWdOihe exclusive dl rection and control -of Mi --esly The Scho lastic Year to consist of teniioiothi'coWmen cing the first Mlonday ofJanuaryne?L 06od and cheap boardiiig-niag be had with private families in the Village and its vicinity. bliss HARIISON, wjhose sipeior- talents and qualifications as a-..MusictTeadher, have been long. known and ajpreciated in Abbe ville, will still continuei in clige-orlhd Music Department. . D. L. WARDLAWV JOHN WHITE, -- R. U. WARDLAW, 1, J.J. WARDLAWI.;. W.A..WAR9DLAWi !7 T. C.PER IN AS.'S. WILSON, . BRa'NCH. JAMES ALSTON.,J August 27 t5 Atwood's Patei ot, Alr EMPIRE COOKING STOVES, FOR. SUMMER AND WI TEaus ITS superiority oveir an" other . Cook ..ing Siove, consists fin'its simnple railnge ment, convenience and :hir bihiy. . The descending aid asceiaing flges.aud tile introduction of hot ai' ii'the'odv'eni hichI equal izes the heat and carries off the.iavpr tlierein, 'are principles never berore' i''pligd to ally other stove.. The lven of these Stoves prrf ornis equal to the best brick ovens, apd4 will give meat the same flavor as if roasted ore an open fire. - The.Maminoth Stovis of this..pattern (No. 8.).are. of snflicieit capadity fqr'thelargst class of hotelsstiamliats and pa -etaships. Those wishing-to supply ihemselve 5vith a Cooking apparatus, will lease-call aid esam ine them at . F. C lEW S. Augusta,Nov-5th m 7 41 PROSPECTUS ' OF THE S outhe'il lih t A Monthly Journaldevoted-ht th prove nielit .if Southern 7Aguicultitre. - Editedby JAWas CAMAK, of Adhene~Georgia. IN submitting to the-. Sonther .public the Prospectus for the Fourth-lume of the "South cm Cultivator," which may now be regarded as permanently established, the Publishersjdeem it unnecessary to adv*er*t to the high charucter the work han attained under the oditorial con trol of Mn. CAnAt, and therefore make.i direct appeal to the Planters and friends of.Agricul ture throughout the Southern States; to aid them in sustaining a publication devoted oxclu sively to the cause of Souithern Atriculture. . The advantages-and benefits resulting .from Agtricultural Pe~riodicals, have been felt and acknowtledged by the intelligent and reflectinig Tillers tif the 8'oil in all civilized nations ,to be most useful. therefore. they should he ex tensively circuluted nineng all classes of Agri cuhutrists ; if piosible they should he ini the hands of every man who tills an acre-of land, nnd to this ond we invoke the aid'or every onie who feels an interest in thejmprovement of the Agricnlture of the Somuth. .. The first number of the Fourth Volumne will be issued on the 1st of-Janmuary ,iiext. -It is. pubilished lon thly, in Quarto.formreach main er contains vixteen pages-tofnmatter,9 by 12 tnhees square. . . - Telrms: Otie copy, one year, $1 00 Six copies, " .. . ,5 00 Twenty five copies, one yehr, 20 00" One hundred, 75 00 The cash system will be -rigidly enforced. The cash t-ist always accompany the order. Qi'As ive desire to regulate our issue ihythe number of subscrinei-s,.all pgraonFwv,ho- obtain subscribers, are .requested- to 'deitN the~lists as ar-ly as possible.' . , . W. & W. S. JONES; Angusta, Ga. Nov. 1845 tf 44 - L Prsos otice- - A LLProsindebted to the Estate ofJohin ...D. Raiford, hate of- this District, are re :uested te make immediate paynetit,and all aving any demands againsf-.then-aid Estate will hand them in, ae'cording t,6 lagby.the25thi of December next, at which .time the sulecri er desires t6 close up the Estate.- - ELLJAH WATSON, dn'r. April 9m - State of Southi Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTiRICT.. J OHN B. -HARVY. iiing near th~e Old Wells. in Edgeflei Disirict..'. Tolled before mnea Ba' aorse.,.nine years old, a small styr in th fehead -a sinp in the. nose5 thle . rig t- hiid - foot white, about flrtied~ hands liigi; - Ysway backed. appraised at thirt-y five dllars. C. WV. PRESLEY, .-E..D. Oct.22- -mnit Notice~.., AW. Coursey, deceased, are raquested to make inmmediate -paymeht, an~those iiving demnands to present- them dialy atibited on or before the first day of:.Januairy teit, as I am desir-ousto cloise thie business of theEstate. - JOHN HILL, 0.-.D Nov 19 - 7t -43 lU T ecid25 -as1 Aesi 1aaOTH ERN FLGUR, aifd fa e -, - T IBLEY &PR~ON Hambnrg~ July 3i4~ t 6. - ~The frIends or5pL Q~ TT, liifoupe~him as a adaLo .; o-v6 car ag 41 To Physiians. Planters, Mer CHANTS, AND THE PUl1C . GClNERAL! HE Subscriber -has received, and is re -U ceiving large supplies:,of -Drugs, -Med icines, Paints, .&C., &C. - roin ona'nf the lnrgest Importing -Housesin the city of Augusta, and selling them at the Augusta retail or wholesale prices fu/Cash, or ona shortfcredit. Towhich lie would most respectfilly call the attention of the Physicians, Planters, Fami. Slies, and all telicre who wishl to purchase any article in this branch of business. Persons feon a distance. ordering Goods. may rely upon receiving them of the best guality, and at the lowest market prices. A full supply of- FAMILY MEDICINES will be kept on retail, and the most faithful at tention given to Physician and Family pre script ion. Among the many articles of which his stock is composed. are. the folloting: 1. II D 11 C 1 il E S. Calomel, and Pillilae Hydrarg.of the brand of Mander, Weaver, and Alander, Sulphate, AcetAte, atud Hydrochlorate of Alorphine, Piperine, Srychnine, and Iodine Optimus. Sul pliate de Quiia, Hydiiodnie of PotiassaKre osot. lpicac,Jalap. Super. Carbonate of' So da. Cr eai of Tartar. Emetic Tartar, &c. D ItU G S. Gum GalbanizediCamphor, Aloes. Myrrh. Opium,"Denarcotum, do., Balsam Copavia, Cinebs, Sarsaparilla extract, and root, Spits. Nitre, &c. &c. OILS. Lampoil, Linseed. Train, Sweet, and cold xpressed Castor Oil, PAINTS, VARNI SHS&c . While Lead, of difi-rent brand.., aid qtali. ties,* ground in nil, and in kegs. Dry White Lecfd..Cronc- Greena. Crome Yellow-, Yellow Iircre, Stone Orcre, Red Lead, Litharge, Lamp Black, Verdigris, Slits. Turpentine. Copal Varmish. Japan, and. Black or Leather DY E STUFFS. Among which are Pussiate of Iron or Spnitish Float Indigo, Carolina Indigo, Alad der, Copperas, Anatto. Brazil Wood. Log Wood. Cain Wood, and Nic Wood. BR USH1 E S. Paint Brushes of all sizes. Cloth do., Tooth, Furnnture, Fresh, Nail, White Wash. Black ing, Iflotse.,Tanners, Dusting. Broot, IIearth, Shaving, Comb. Sweeping. Scrubbing. and Painters' Dusting Brushes, together with a variety of other Unshes, used by Painters, and others, nt herein mentioned. PATENT MEDICINES. Among the nnny of which are, the fodlnw. ing. viz: Swan's Pandacea, Fahnastock's Ver tmifuge, Thompson's Eye Water, lenry's Calcined M ignetsia. Jayunea' Expectorant. ie ters' Pills. Rlowaci' Tonic.M ixture, Hair Ton. ic, Moffle's Pills, Tonic Bittets Pnd Compo. sition. &c., together with a general assort Inent of the most popular nostrums of the day. ALSO A GOOD ASORTMNVXT OF PERFUMERY AND SOAPS OF THE FINEST QUALITIES Window, Glass of various sizes from 6-8, to 20-30. - ' The abov' establishment will be condcied 'by Dr. Claybrook. who has hind- considera'ble experience in the apothecary business, adt for the last two Vearm I piactlioner of medicine. . JOSIAH D. TIBBETTS. Edg"fiel d C. 11. Oct 25th 1845 . if 40 Notice. A L nsindelned to the Estate of Win. Cook, decessed, arc requested to miake inmediate pnyteist,'and those having demannds will.preset them duly nttested on or. before the first 3otndaj-in January next, as I ama de sirous to clo.<c up the Estate. JOH N HILL., o. R. o. Nov10) 7t 43 Notice. A LL Persns indebted to the Estate of Sa rah Gjrire. dleceased;~ are regjnested to make immediate pa'ment, anrd those hav.ini demanids to presenut thenm dtuly attbsted on o~r before the first daty of January tnext, as I dle. sire to close utp.the businesi ini my ht.ands. JOHN Ii ILL,.o. . o. Notice. A LL Perons indebted to the Estate ol L I.. hamt Carpenter, deceased, are reqgnes. ted to mjake iammediate p'aymem t. and those having demands to peresenit them duily attested, on or befoare the 1st dlay of' Juanary' next, as I n isha to close tip the Estate. J01hN llILL. oi. a. u. Nov130 7t 43 Noi ce. H E Co-Partnership or ..Idinson se Lewis, Bbeine diasslvedl. * Dr. J. E. Lewis Will conttne dhe Pracc qf Mcdheme, at .Liberty .Hill, stud will respond promptly to the apphlcanons of those who mlay desire him. h.iherty Hill, Nov.5 .3t! 41 NOTICE THIS!!! A LL Persons indlelted to John Jones. ire In regnaestedl to come forward and make somne arrangement by the 1st of Jannary-if not their Notes will be give: to a lawvyer for collection: J. JONES. Nov. 5 If 41 .lOlive. ALL Persona indebied to tho Estate of~ The mua W. Mortota. Esq . late of A bbe ille District, deceased, are regneste-d to nake payment and those haviang elaims against the said Estate are reqgnested to present thtem. A. H-. MORTON, Executor. Nov, 5 - 3t 41 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Stanford F. Maya and Wife, )Summons Applicants s. Pataey Spikes> in and others. Defendants. Partition. IT appearing to my satisfactiotn that Patsey ISpikes, Widow, Anna Spikes. wvife of William Spikes, anti Susan Skelloti. Defend. ants in-thue above stated case resideu without the liits 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 cedsed, on or before the first Monday in Feb. ruary next, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. - JOHN HILLo. a. D, Nov.8 12t 42 To tie Independent.Voters of Edgefield District !-! Wellte Ctix0 -Cotrary -t o the ad vice and wishes or my, friends. I offer my self eaiCaididaite. forithei office of Tax~ CJollector, anel solicit your suff'rd'ges .If elecbtebh do oesp'Iect-qjtd jT.i JOHiN J. J&IcCOL~ddGH.' Se-tefmbai. 1f7 - tes 33 State of South Carolina. -EDlUIElUD DISTRICT. IN THE COMON PLEAS. Archibald Boggs % - - -vs. ~ Dee', in Attackment Harmon Hust - Robert Little. vs. Declaration in Enoch Byne Attachment. and Harman Hust. A. Boggs, vs. Declaration in,.AttahnLt. Enoch Byne. Charles Hall, vs. Deda'n. in Attarhment. Harmon Hust. Gideon Dowse. Vs. Dec'n. in-Attachment. Harmon HusL. Wm. Hatnes, vs. Dec'tion in Attuchmont. Enoch Byne. Benjamin E. Gillstrap, ' vs. ' Declaration It Enoch Dyne and Attachment. Elijah Dyne, J Andrew Kerr and D John Kerr, Declaraion Survivors. ) in vs. J Attachment. Enoch Dyne.) James S. Brown, 1 Declaration vs. in Enoch Dyne and ( Attachtrnt. Harmon Ilust. J B. B. Miller, vs. Dec.in Atciment. Harmon Hust. Keers & Hope, vs. Dec. in Attachment. Enoch Dyne. John Rogers, 'vs. 5 Declaration ta inouch Dyne and Attachment. Llijab Byne. J Alexander Walker, vs. Decla'tion in Attach'mt. Enloch Dyne. Jaohan V. itheney; vq Declaratioh ia Enoch Dyne and Attachment. Harmon Host. J Thomns G. Jordan, vs. Declaration in Enoch Byne and Attachment. Harmon llnist. Win. D..dtone, vs. Declaration in Enoch Byne and Attachment Harmon Hust. I Ileiry S. Iloadley, Declaration .VS. in Enoch Byne. Attachment. I 1 HE Flaintiffs ine the above cases, having this da-ffiled their Declarations in my otiice,and the Defendants having neither Wives nor Attorney's kn'ivih to reside within the limits of the State on whom a copy of said Declarations with a rule to plead can be ser ved: It is therefore ordered, tiat'the said De fendantsdo appeat and plead to the said dec larations within i year and a day from the date hereof, or final and absolute judgment will be awarded against them by default. TH OS. G. -HAON, c. c. r. lerk's-Office, May 6th, 1845. 16 May 14 ly State of south Carolina, EDGEFELD DlSTRICT; Andrew Carson, y Guardian of Declartfon in Francis W.-Ferth, vs; Foreign Enoch Byne, Elijah Attachient. Byne, Harmon Hust. J AndreW Carsn, es. Declaratois 'in For the Iamoe.. eign Attachment. HE Plaintiffs in the above.stated cases, T ha'ving this'diy filed their Dlarations in mly officeand the Defendants having neither nowife or Attorneys knownto reside within the limits df the Siets on whom a copy of thesame with .a rutle to plead can be served, "It is therefore. Ordered" that the Defendant appear and plead to the same within a yearpnd- a day fron theday hereof,or final and absolute judg ment willbe awarded against them. THOMAS U. BACON, c. c. c. Clerk's Office, March 17th, 1845 ly 8 State of South Carolina, EI)GEFIELD) DISTRICT. IN T H E COMMON PLE AS. herry Rodgers, vs Enochi Byne Dec n in &iad For. At Elijah Byne. tachment Cross &rTurpin, Dectaraition in vs. Foreign At. the samer. tachmnent. 111hE Plaintiffs having this day filed tieir declarations in the above stated caseCs in mty ofice,-'and the defendants having neitaer wvives or tonys known to be wvithina the limius of this State, on whom a copay of said declarations with a rule tn plead Catn be served: it is ordered, that the said defendants do plead to the said declarations, within a yearand a day Sromn the publication of this order, or final and abtsolu:e jutdgment will be awarded ugaiust tiem. TIIOS. G BA CON, c. c. P Clerk's uhic. 17th March. 1845 5 ly State of South Carolina, EDGE FI ELDDlST R IT. IN COMMON PLE'AS. John B. Gordoni, Declaration in tis. Jos. N. jPerrin. Auarkment.. tI 'I1: Plaintifftin the above case. having thais Lday tiled his declarationi in my office, and the Delenidantlhaving nieither Wife or Attor iiey known to reside within thin limits of th~e eState, oii whom a copy of the same with a rule ito plead can lie served, "n motion ot Bausket, P'laimitii Attorney, it is o'rdered, that the said Diefendanit do appear and plead to said dec laration within a year and a day from the date hereof, or judgment will be awarded agains Ihim by delault. 'kHlOS. G. BA CON, c. C E. D. Clerk's Office, Oct 17th 1845 ly 39 State of South Carolina. EUGEFIELD DISTRiCT iN THlE COMMON PLE AS. John B. Gorden vs. 5,Attachment. Joseph M't. Perry. Alex. J. Law ton) vs. ,A ttachment. Joseph M1. Perry. FHIE Plaintiff' having this day filed ..their Declarations in 'the above statec cases in my office. It is therefore, Ordered, that the Defendant do. appear and plead tc the said'Declarations within a sear and a day from the date heredf orgin -defaul thereof final and absofuie jud~meniwil be 'given and awarded agginst the said Defendant in botit the ebove. sted.cases -THOSO.. BACO1I c. c.~ Clerk's Office, 28th Ayn -4~ - pril-3 .0 ' -14.~.' eaWE~~ardii to unnoune. LaL~v:...Wr206o*a a didier~ila Oilie~ of Tax Collector at dktlefi'tion. Job'GighnWtS , Elija y~ Vs. Elijah -y' ' this day ledJi - gce, and e Deiida lf ney known to rede -Itliti State, on whqutn"Mo witira rle to I. -. 7 fore ordered, that te. appear aid- ileadtot venr and -a-dayfrin and absolute .jadgm Jerk U Seaborn A. Jotes h lannb :h-ne. elaration, fi ni having no w i'f0 the State, on whowr Wed rule to pleadcan.abe serveii the defendant pleiaT to within a year ahd a ay, r udgensent willf'e iven agaihi THOS:. GBA - - Clerk's Office..17th March- - State of Sot EDGEFIET;D- AQ IN-COMMON Davis B. Aod e Joseph 31. Perr y ' Thomas Davis, vs. Joseph M.- Perry. T HE PlaiMii alie e this day-filed thivrde 'W=' fice, and the Defendants havi net ie , or Attorneys kno.w'n)td iideWi of the State, oi whom- a -c tions, with a rule tofind-ar, therefore ordered-thatw tI!iid appear and plead to.theskid d..' a year and a day; firon-hea 1 default thereof final aid absuhtei4 be awarded against thietn: ' Clerk's Office, May 12.845P 1>_ 4; -:May 14 .y South atahn IEDGFIEL'D DISTR1.CT IN THE C0AMOWI AS Nancy 'M. Dillard, ecdti. vs.,5 Dec'a ia Enoch Byie fH a rao Kfust FIVIE Plaintiff ip Wite a so i c .E.ug -this day.fired her decfaiiii'm r office, and he dfedintshavin th or httorneys knowntojeithih % State, on whomA cOpy of s.-uu delarati-n with afrule to p if0aea fore ordered, thiithh'saadd to the said el'radioli, day from.the pulIe tlfis and i~olatejidgentEil'alsa r them*'. -he T-O D -- IN COMMOR v~8~h Thomai.Davis, .A oJC vs. tacA e~ i Enoch Bvne' -V 4 Verity -Farmeri sVe, Harmon Htst and Enoch BYneV A /4 Mloore & Davis, --- Vs. . Afachmkentvi; En~och Byne. ~ 7 Emily H. Tubinian,) v.. Attachment " - Enioch Bvne. T 1 H Plaiitiff in the ahotie ca~s.bMng ftthis dlay filed their. declaratio:s ir thy office; and the diefenduts having ne:te~ze or Attorneys known to. reside within theism~ of the State, on whomi acopy of~ltdli~ lions with a rule to plead can-beerve fj thecrefoare ordered, that- they 'do plead to said declarations within ajys a9& 4. daiy fromthe date hereof;.or inl final and absolute judlgments willh m~ against them. T HOS. G. BAGN May 12. 1845 .ly ' IjFOREWAR~N nll pere a ditefo anoeof handl~ive~ii subhscriber to Williain .Scurry, one-0R ' hiundlred an:J four dollars.. ($1S %dW Decemhei 1844, and due Deceash d~ -as the property for whtieh s given hiaving prvdu~u mined not to -payte ae pelled by law'. Nov. 19 2t .. 1 Noiice~ A office are requested t ten * days than onSardy,-Fk amyr in attenduinenall eth& ~f~ week, eacept wvhenoica due notice being given. are requested to make, paiteq$~. first of January.; -ana al bavig miand against The mestate*ilfhI in according to'Iaw htighai which time the subscdbe, i the estate. abe fficee of' tax tb~cor at tion. Sop3 to Gaga Es -Ordinarofy $ 6s~ b