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MARRIED, On the 23'DicM 18451'iybtOe Rev.- J. M Roberts, Major Wat.0. Tmorntesos, of Green ville, to Miss ma1i daug'hulr of Mies. Geo. Jones, of Wliiin . NR. C. 0 BOLTU A a Y, On th18th.inrt-.snear Hamburg. its Edge *field District, Mrs -Mury Carter,in the 52d year of her age. She liad been for ninny years an exernplary-menber of-the Baptist Church., When the:ionster death approached, she was prepared to neet her Godand by a pious resignation to his will. proclaimed to surviving friends'th't all waswell, th't asshe had walked with God in life, he forsook 'her not in death. She died in full-faith and confidence of a glo - ions inunortalty-. In Columbia; of Typhoid lConsumption, on the 5th inst. M r.Win. Baskin, a.Burser of the South Carolina College, and formerly Mes setger to the House of Representatives. His remdiniswre-attended on their last journey, by the tembers ofthe Masonic Lod-e', the its depend tftder of Odd Fellows. the Faculty and Studiuts of the South Carolina Colle-ge. and a nutoerous retitine of friends. MORE NEW GOODS. J ,UST ieceived' at the NEW YoRK Cask . iore, a fresh isoruientpf FANCY DRY GOODS, considingof beiutiful - fast colored Prints, Gigngiwms Mouslin do Laines, ilpaccas, &c. -ALSO a co dassoribet of -Homespuns, Ladies and G htleisn's Fine Shoes, very cheap. Also, WiliiMisses'and clialdreti's. -ALSO bo Suuar and Coffee, as cheai as the chenp est. If yot want good bargarzs, cdil at the New Yotk Cash Store, next dsor to the iil. linary .Establishwent. D. LESSING & Co. a . 3t 5-2 Ntice This. ILL:be sold to the nighest bidder, at WonayEdgefield Court louse, on the first Alonday in February next, (in a dredit ol' one and two years. a tract of Land, in good repair. lying on the Martintowin Road, 'twenity 'n)iles -above 1aiioburg. containing five 'hundred and seven-acrs more or les. ~A Plat will he ex bibited made by Daniel White. D. S., on the 26th September, 1842. for S. C. Scoftt.under a %VArant. -.;.Boutded by land of John Rains. ford and Daniel Pres-cott S-old for a division between Robert Henderson aqld S. C. Scott :ROBT HENDERSON. S. C. SCOTT. January 21.; - . Notice. ILL bi- sold to the highest biddet. a Edgetleid Coutt lise. on the firs, Monday insF.ebruary next. a valnable Negro by name of PHILLIP. or a credit of twelve n'ouths.- Sold as the property df W-in. Brown. .. The purchaser willbe required to'give note and aproved.,ecuilty. W 5- BROWN. January 21 2t 52 - .Notice. LL aersons indebted to the Estates of Jar. A1Beatrand Bartlett Bean, deceased, are re qqested.tomlnke paymenit by the 10th of Feb. ruary.next, aslonger indulgence cannot be ' : All pervoss lavirsg any demands. against sAid Estate are requested to iresent tbin accoi d nd to law - eo JAMES -BEAN, Ad'nir. January - 2f 'A-,52 LL.Perons indebted to the Estate of- H. J Kemp, deceased. are reqested to make ininvediate payment, as longer indulge ice will nothe given. Ti'ise. having denatds against said Estate are reques.ted to hand them ms. HA NNAH J. KEMP, A Iin'x. 3anuary 21 2t 52 rLOOK AT THI"s !4 132a b'alf miles of Edgefield C. H7.,or be ~tween31e Camp~inig Gronid arnd Mr. Partlow's Plantationi, an Accout Book, cotaitting thec tfollowing Bank hillda.viz.: -One $50 on the Mc -chiunics Bank ,rAugusta,. four $5-brlls of South Carolinia.iandl $3 biut on the City Council of Ang'nhat, 'Ga;, msakint $75. Also. the fsollow -m '~Notes-O)e fi~riS379 ott Win Watker, 3. Trapp 'and Dr. Thomtas Lake. due 1st oh' Jan uary last ; onen the samtte parties for $94 50; orneqio J. D Tibbeits, snow duo, for $173, n jit n credit sliit 11'r' $72. Also.-asusther note on .J. D-Thbbetts for$24.ut'yable .1st otf-Janiuary, 1847. One note on Chta'..J Glov'er-for $19 fandIj8cents,.g yen b-. Mr. Btishiiell. dne March' -next. . One~other' note otn Wmn. Blake, living near Green'wood, for $194 6$. Four difierenst notes on Mr. Jas. Moore., of Abtbevill.e C. H., for $121 65 censts, $60 of which is new due, the others in Marc'h next. Onie ont llezekiah Boiwie, ivittg withins 6 nnteos -of A bbevrille, C. U., for $l0&, whichs was due ont the 2i5th or November last. withA.cereditof $80 otn it One receipt for $130 worth ofl Le ather frioms Dr. T1. Lake.- A receipt paid Mr. Walker or Ham burg, for $40, to be sent to M r. Mit liken of Charleston, with several other papers, the amounstiot ;know'-n. *The -above .Book was founid by me some years ago, and has' the name of J. Williarmson ywrittent on the'back and iniside, and also Alfred Fortatne. A . reasonable reward will be paid for' the re ceovery of the Briok anid cotents to Dr. Wmi. Andersontor .Alfred.Fortttte, livimg at Uors v'ille.. Silverglade P. ()., Andersont District. Tlepuh are hereby cantioned nsot tot-tade 2 he-above-Book and contents was the prop . -rtyof Dr. Wni. Anderson, of A ndersosi Dis trict. - . ALFRED FORTNE. ZaurJ *... 52 it State of South (Carolina. EDGEP1ELD .DISTR[CT. Nancy Adams. Apican.' Summons in -vs. Rosbert Adams arid-oths Parin 'ers, Defendants., . BY virtue of an order from John Hill, Esgire, Ordinar) of Edgefieldl Distit, rI shall proceed to sell at Edgefield Court SHouse -on the first Monday and Tuesday in.Februagy getthe following Igmds be' longinfg tobe Esite of'Jamies Adaums, deceasecl'ittliin the District a foresaid, on Eo reekwaters of.Bavatnnah river, cod i~iTh'qeeHndred acres more or lessa j~ing laids.of' ,Andrewv Ham mnt'd hBritler, Wiley.Day, Josias Laobhaidothers, sn-acredit until the .first-of Janneary .uext, (1847.) Purceba sers will, be required to give bond. and good personal secuirigv and a mortgage of the'pgnises-to .theQrdinary, -to secure the "purchase:mpney. except the cost which gIhe rpenited in cash.' --.1' IJ efLAlLR:1 S. R.- D.' sherif;'s Sale. B Y.irtue oi sundry 'wits of P'eri Fa cia' to tie directed,'.i will proceed to iell at Edgefield Court House, .on the first Monday and .Tuesday in February next, th, following property in the follhw ing named cases. viz: - F. O'Conner, vs. Johd Johnson, t wo negro slaves, viz: Flora and Maargaret. levied on as the property of the Delen dant. George Parrot and others, severally, vs. Oliver Simpson, one Horse and Buggy. G. L. & L. Penn & Co. and others, vs. James D. Hamniond, oue mare and two colts. George Parrott, vs. Walker G. Saiauel, Trustee, the following negro slaves, to wit. Hanna, Judy, and Ilenry. Richard C. Griffin and Thonas C Gritlii, vs. A sa Fowler, Morris Fowle,.r and Richard Hazel, one sorrel mare, the po o, erty of the Defretidat, Morri, Fow% ler Thumais J Dysun ano o'he-s, vs. A. G Leek, one negro slave by the name of Quinn. Jacob Pow. vs. Davis TRusiton a-nd James Rushton ; Mary Litle, vs. Juames Rushton and Davis Rushion, a tract of' land wheroon Bailey Crouch now lives, containing One Hundred and Fifty acres more or less, adjoining lands of Hugh Weaver, Reuben Boukmight and ethers. Termis of sale cash. H. ROULW ARE. S. E. D. Jan. 16 3te 52 &tate of' sout i aroliina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Snsan Don and others, A- Sunmonsin phicauts, vs. Moses Kirk land and others, Defend'is. Partition. BY virtue of at order from Johin Hill, Es. Ourdinary of Edgefiehl Dis tries. I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House oa the first Monday and Tuesday in February next. the following tracts of Land, situate in the District aforesaid. lelonging Ito the Estate of. James Don. deceased. viz: the Samd Bill I tract, containing Ninety eight and a fourth acres, the Home tract, containing Sixty six and a fourth acres, and one other tract known as the vacant tract, -containiug Sixeeten and three fourth acres, aijoining lands of Derrick Holsonhake, Lewib Holmes, B. Melton, M. Kirkland and oth ers, con a credit until the first of January next, (1847.) Purchasers will be -e quired to give bund with good persoual surity and a mortgage on the premises. to the Ordinary, to secure the purchase mo ne'..-except the cost which will be re quired in cash. 11. BOULWARE, S. E D. Jan. 17 1846 tte ' Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry writs or Fieri Fa cias to me directed, I shall proceed to seil at Edgefield Court House. on the first Monday and Tuesday in February- next, the following property in the fillowing named case. V Robert Carson for R. Delaighter, vs. Samuel D. Shultz. one negro womai named Bridget. - Terms eash. H. BOULW ARE. S. E. D. State of South Carolina FDGEFIELD DISTRICT T UE Estate of Samuel Stainaker. de eeaed, being leI dereleet. I shall pao. ceeto sell at the late residence of said deceis sed, on Saturdny the 7th d:ty of February next allIthe Pesonal Property of said deceasrd. con 'sitting of Stock. Household and Kitchen Fur nit tre, some Cotton Corn and Fodder, on. a credit tnttil the 1st day of October next. purchasers will be reqnited to give note and two approved sec unities JOH N TILL, 0. E. D. Janiuary [6 e 3t 52 Joseph Abney, ATTORNEY A2' LAW, Has removed his office to the first floor on the right. int the Second Story of Presley & 1Bry an's Brick Store. Jan 21 St 52 Jayne's Expeetorant. 11l E virtnes of this efficacion and chea p . Medicine, for the cure of Consumption and other diseases, canniot be too well known. Very manty lives have been saved by it.-N. Y. Mlerning Atlas. 34!yne's Elrpectorant, for Coughs, Colds, Sec. So many people are nflicted with these comn. mot-every day diesorders. that we deem it our dttv. to point our readers to a simple remedy. which we-lave tried and found efficacions Jayne,s Expectorant is a very valutahle phial of syrup whichi we have lately used wIth good effect ini stopping a congh, .anid loose ming and breaeking til a cold. Ii s a very a;;reeable medicine. This recommendatiotn ee not a lought puuff. btut entirely voluntary. Atnd we feel that we can hardly do a greater faivor to our readers in these days of heating. than, to vecoinenid them as well tried. efficient vrme dy, especially theose we have. used 3nreselves. DANIEL HENSHAW.. Editor of the "Lynn Record,".Mass. Cancer. Goitre and Scorfula Cured. Pretty ample experience has proved that ,aqne's Alteratire is a remedy for Cancer. King's Evil, Br'onehlochele or Giuitre and Dis eases of the Skin-which which will not fail one timnein a hutndred of effecting a radical cnre. it is also one ot the most pleasant and safe articles e'ver offer'd for the relief of the aflicted.. Janurity l at ' State of Sotitri Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Stanford F. Mays and Wife, grnmons A pplicatnts es. Patsey Spikes i n and others. Defenudats. 4 Partition. 1T appearing to my satisfaction that Patsey ISp ikes, Widow. Anina Spikes. wife of Wiliam Spikes, andi Suisan Skelloec, Defend ants in the above stated ease, resides without 'the limits of this State. it is therefore ordered. thu at they do appear and object to the division or sale of the real estate of John Gitty, de ceased,otn or before the first Monday ini Feb ruary next, or their consenet to the samte will be entered of record. JOHN H-ILL, o. E. D. Nov. 8 12t 42 -N Excellent atrticle of W~usTrit STRAINED ALAMP OIL. For sale by J. D TIllBETT' Dec. 10 tf 46 7' The friends of EDMxosD Montas Esq., announce him as a candidate for ihe oicof Tax Collecto'r atithe next election. *NovO - f 41. ..Bargaigs! rm ! At ready ireuceha kneet.. V iL bubtcriber desirus ot reducing his well selected 8tuck, which consasteroi a general ussurtinenrt, takes this method of si iorming ihis friends, customers aud the pubaic generally, that he is tiankful for past livowrs, and has come to the conclusion not lo he un dersold. wnich cannot fail to gave satislacuons to those who are glad to see the first of January come and have no jecasion to pay large buis, Try one..year tio buy altogetlier for caisa, and you wiH-set the difterence. A mong othe'r ift-nlea can be found calicoes at U4 cents, worth 8. Vo. 8 " 10. Do. 11 ' 13. Do. 124 " 16. Afuli w-rtnent of all kinds of Domettics Ladies sioes from 50 cents up higher. Cbaildreni's shoes at 25 cents worth 75. Negro Shoes trum 646 to $1 13. A large assouhertt o* neady iMade cloiing, conisistiog of Pants. ahngle, uoubie lreasted. and -atim Vests, and Goats of all descriptions. Lemcuen's Hatia. at $1 5, worth $2 25. Coifee and Sugar 10 ibe lir *'1. A general assort ment of Lrockery " are, &c. Cups and Saucers at 4 cents per set. Carolina Indigo. a good artcle, at 626 cents, worth $1 J24. Starci, a splendid -article, at 121 cents. Coffee Mills, warranted, at 37j, worth 75. Cotton C ards, a good article, at 434, worth 621 cents. Cig ars, Tobacco, Toys, W aiters. &c. Winter staiued Lamnp On at $1 12A wothb $150 CANDIES ! CANDIES!! BFAT T1is IP YOU CAN! Just received, one hundred andfijty lbw. as vohted Candies. :it 20 cents.per pound. Raisens. 121 cents per pound. To enumerate every artale wi'ud:be luole dious. Call on ham, see the Goods. and atusty yourselves that you wilt fiud that the beet liar gains may be had at J. COHN-S Cheap Cash btore. oppostite Planter'i Hotel. Edgelield C. d. J.auiuary I ' 5I 49:kl Q& s maws a GENTLE& ENS Cloth Cadet Caps, ie-s quakltt. at $1. - G . and Blue ziouch, from $1 to ?J 25 each Glazed Caps 50 cents. Oiled Silk. at $1. Extra do. $1 121 cents. Hit%, Commion. $1 50. Fine tilk. $2 to $2 50 cents. Fittest Beaver vl ith eaise. $5, wat ranted equal to any in t he United States. Finest Silk 11ts. at varions prices. Chil drei's Capls. &c., just opened and for sale very cheap for Cash only. Come and try. K. 8. ROBERTS. January 14 3t 51 Notice. A LL 'Persons who are indebted to te, eidher by tinote or accounts previous to the first of January, .1846. are requested to pay. them immediately, or they will most certainly be placed in the hands of an officer for collec tion. J. D. TIBBtTTS. N. B. I ,wish it to -he perfectly underitood hereafter, tlat when I sell on a credit its only until the end of the year. akud all those who do not settle-their accounts by that time will be sued. J. D. T. Jant.ary l4 4t 51 As I will do. i~i, Persons indebted to the Subscriber 5..either by note or account due 1st of Jan -ary 1846, had beter call and settle before Re -art Day or they will have to pay cost sure, fir I ait c-mpelled'to have money. - - C. H '.GODMAN January 14 tf . 51 EDGEFIELD BEAr COMPANY. A TTENTION ! A PPEAR at your usual Muster Ground on Saturday the 4th Februntry, at 12 o'clock, A. M. pre cisely for drill and inspecti-n. prop. erly armed and equipped as the law '!I directs. 5i.An FElection for a Captain to corn. mnand said Comapanay will take place~ cai nte thle same day, to fil a vacancy oc catue ythe resignation of Capt. Mecigs, andr also for Enasifln-of said Companay. occa sinned' by the resigneation. of .A. tmsey Poll opent from 12 M to S ocht~c P. M Managers.-Serueants Cohna. Abby andr Corpo'al DeLoacha, By order of. L EW IS COV AR,Capt. Comn'ng J1. Coax, o. s. Janiuary 14 4t 51 N~otice. A LL Persons havinn demands againtt t1il.e Estate af Williarp Wilsotn, de ceased, late. Ordinary of Newberry District, are her-by requtired to establish them before me by the fi-sat of May next. Jan 14 . i (o a) 51 DR. D. JAYNE'S. Fainil enPedicin8ts VH ESE Medicines aire recommienaded and 1extensively used by the most initellignt persons .in the -Untiteji States, by numtuerotus Professors anid Presaidenets of Colleges.;Phyui ciatns of the Army arid Navy, and of Hospitrals ~and Ahnhotuses, and by moore titan five hundred Clergy mena of various denomminationrs. They are expresslj prepared for lamily use, and ha've acquired an unprecedentted popurlar ity throuaghomt the United States; anad as they are so admirably calculated to preserve Health and care dtscase, tno famtily shotuld ever.be with out thetm. rTe proprietor of. these vahmtble prepar.ationsq received his eduacationi at on-- oh the best Medicatl Colleges itn thtetUnited Stattes, and has had twenty' years eslieriencie ini at ex tensive atnd diversified practice, by it~hich he has had amtpt oppnrtunties or atcqtauiing i pratitatl knowledge of~ diseases, and of thte remetdire best calenliated to remnove themt. Names and prices of Dr. D. Jaynete fanmily Medicinecs, ::r Jayne's Expectorant, Per lactile, $1 90 -lHair Tonic. "()f0 -6 ALTERATIVE."tLife~ fro scrvative per ttle. 1 00 -Tonic Vermnifuage, 25 and 50 cts. "Carmintative Balsatm. 25 and 50 ets. "Sanative Pills, per box, '25 "American Hair Dye., . 50 All the above menationed Meilicines are pre pared onlyj by Dr. D. Jatyne, inventtor atnd Stle Proprietor. 'No. 88, dooth Third St., Philardel. phia,. Pa., who has no hesitation ini recommenid ing thtem to the cottmunity as preparations worthy of their entire confidence, and is lullv persuaded front past experience, that they wil be fouand etmnently suiccessial in~ remtoving those diseases for which they are sevetallj re. commended.. For sate by Rt S ROBERT'S, Agent. Edgefield C. H.. Jatrurary 14 3: 51 Law Ntice. W. H. AT'KINSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, May be fonnd in his Office, opposite Cormpty's Hotec. Jaarf 7 50. 3 ANWD ATB N KR'S O" S H.~ erIs AW ope; F eral St ~ FRESH,8 and FA,1 - GO In the Stap, 6ds ie lie is se gSh rt ings fro.4 to yFds for $1 00, Prints or CalIc66 from 2 to 16 yards foi $'1. Brogans or.N Mrs' Shoes. from' 62 to $1 25. Good Sugar a' Coffee $-0 per 100 Ibb. - In Ihe Faawij s line -le is selling. Mous lins, e -iJnefrorn 121 to 75 cents per vArd. Plain.and ,Ombre Shaded Cakhrmeres De Ecosse, fron -0 entiti to $. 25 per yard. Plain or Fancy Silks from $1 it V2 per ,yard.. Tse Wishing bergainswill please call and R. C.T'OWKE. Elgefield C. H. Jannary '14 if 51 NVO TICE. Rl. A G. NICH IL AS respectfal ty i nis iher triends and the public generally, that ohe still -continues to -do all work-in the Mil -iMery & Mantua Making business. Thankfulifor pqs favor-i. she solicits a con tinnrance of i ame-residence oppositdeMr George L. Peiu's Dwelling House. Jan14 .tf 51 A HOL ESALE D R UG- S T r R F. I .ni111! nf<.~rim -my friends that-I have r-1mojvpd m1y 6torg to the -lrge and r mlerrjil Oarehouse, No. 88, Third, near Market %treet. where I am prepared to firuah 'my fre'ndlr -anti custoners.'not mayiiv Imyo .,W1 popular F AM I'.t Y .11 E D I C INE ? but altm wit ery description of 0r48g, Chemecals. Paints, Esseniiat Oils. 4Jas ware, Perfuier3. &c.. in tact, everj ting ueually keiptbhy Wholesale Dealers. Hav ing made my purchases wholly for Casa, anl front first hands, I am enabled to exe cute orders, by the package or otherivise, at is low prise9. as. Pure and Unadultera. ated hriicles,'tan be obtained at any other establish ment ih the Union. Q7Dru it.Physiciaus, Manufactur ers and Dealers are invited to-call and ex amine riy tack before theyimake their purchases. . 1)AVID.JAYNE, NO.' Third, neaikarket Street Philadelphia, September 1845. 3m 51 Choice-arn f'or Sale. H[E late' and well known residence of Major Aaron Broyles, deceased. consisting of near Siz Iundred Acres, -is ne0w of'ered at private sale, It is on -one -of the principal thitroughfares in the State, joining the little village of Calhoun, and in six hundied yards of the'Academy, and a large and spacious Church. The lands ire prodictive, -aud its buildings'and ,its cliards, and epaveniences of every kind. -dded to its unsurpassed repu. tatina fi hislih.ind picturesque beauty, have made it the adiiration bf every one. Persons desirous of purca sing will addres or call on ehcr .of the subscriberkld get a bargnin. * We also ie -another tract of more than Fo'ai. Hu'i Aireisv choice land adjoining. - - -L BOYLFES, 1itYES. m Jan 14 4 t- -(Banner) 51 fTonoYtice. L OST on.te 9th instant, the following NJ Nate, %ich the public are cautioned against trad'ing for. -. $740.-Twelve months after sate, we or either for us promise to pay S. S. Tompkins, Commissioner in Equity for Edgefield District, 8. C., his successors in office or bearer, the suto of seven hundred and forty dollats, with iuteest from- date, for value received. This 5th day of Januiary, 1846." (Signed) - H. BURT. January 14 tf '51 EDGEFIELD Fema le Ac.det.f g-.H- E~ Trustees have etngauged the services 'f I.Miss SA RA H RIC H4ARD)SN, to take charge of .tbis Instituttioni, foti the etnsuing year. M as .. has for several years assisted Dre. W. B. Johnson in Teachling, and has during .the presenti year been coninected with the Green. wood School. The high character and qual iictionsi of Miss R. may induce parents, with great confidence, to confide thieir daughters to her iuistructton). Thle year will be divided into two sessions, allowing the usual vacations. Rates ofl Truitioni per Session,:pdyable one half in advance for each bessh'on, and the balance at its close. '3 . .Per Seshion Por Spellinig. Reading, Writing, and Arithm~etic,r. $ 8 90 Gewography, Granmmar, Composi tioni, with thpe above, 100 Nunral. Mental and Moral Phi lootphy. Chemistry, .Botany, Logic.'&c , with the above, 10 00 Filty Cents .per session for fire wood. By order of the Trustees. --N. L. G RIF FIN, Chairman. N. B. Mr. E. B. BACON will give ls-mus in Music to thlose who desire it. Dec. 10 4t 4o Notice to Guardians, &c. (' UA DIA.NS. Trustees and Receivers are her, by ntotifies to make theii- aniiial re turns biefore me, on or before the tenth -day oi February nuext. . , . 8...TOMPKINS. c.- E. 0. Comii-i Odtice. Jan 7 50 4t m llteA CARD.I ! fEl-t lercanrtile firm: of BLAND d .iTLER was [dissolved on the 1st inst. by mutual consent.. Tlo those wvho have by their liberal pairenage and promtiti payment nided -us .ii onr bnsi ness, for six years past, we returdi or uiosi hearty ad cordial thanks, trusting that the re suIt oh our intercourse inas bien to our mutual benefit, It is now desirable and necessary that thi unsettled bniineeis of the firm he brought to speedy close-r therefore most earnuestiy re quest'all :hoie Indebted to us by judgment noe' oi- obent acconn. to call atnd settle with oni delay,theteby savmng us troitble andl them selves expense. AN &BULR N. B. The books and ac-ounts of the late Mrs. Ani 0;Bi-ook@, for Millinery, are in m.) hands for collection. All persons indebtec ther-eon must pay immediately. - W p. BUTLER. Edgefield Coart t-Iouse, Jan 7 -50 tf Q-The.friends of SaasN B. IMrAY announce hininas acandidate Forthe Offic of Tax Colledtor~at the next electitn.' Ot,'3 0 ~ t!: ,O ;A ce. tti'thje Estnie aft. A! . . . .i . . . ased, are hereby se a. a iate payment aind l' i ngainst said Estate art 'ibem duly attested to th< -Sul) ~er a ti.o prescribed by law BURLTONI, Jr.. NSOPE 'VIALiAMSM Adinin'ator.& Administratrix of GiJ Will A Jan 17 4t 50 Removal. T HE undersigned respectfully informs hi T frien'ds.and tie publie-generol Ly, that he has removed his MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. to thatpart ofG. L.& E. Penn's Store, formerly occupied by J. D. Tibbett's as a Boot andehoe Store. Thank idi for past favors, -he solicits a continuance of tbe same JOHN COLGAN. v N. B. All those indebted to me either by Neote or Account are requested to make im mediate payment. J. C Jan7 50 tr r Wner anted. N a 0 Business. lately comineeced and in successful operation. at Edgefield C. 14. An active person of good moral character. who has at-ris-disposal two or three thousand dol lars. will find it an excellent opportunit for a profitable ind safe investmeut. Appy hy letter in K.X. L., Post Officei, .dgefield .f. January 7 50 tf I Please Look at is. TRAYED from the S Planta 'tiiuon. seven miles Cro C. H. on the 24th October last, two EERK. one of which has black sides, frosty back and white face.-the other is white with red spots about his head, ieck and shtoulders Said Steers, are mnarke-d with a ork in each ear. an :und'erbit iu thegsh, ai'are 'fur or ive yers o1i' - n eridn whio wil take ip-v I Steers anid'*Miy the.saubscrihe'r shalil receive a reasonab1pcopnsstion for the. sane. - 5EB B.51. COOBURN. Januaryr7. 50 tf DWEELING HOUt*E A N UO T FO1R REN T. IT f House and Lot in the Village of Edge field, kiinwn as the Methodist Parsonage. will be ren ted the present yi-ar, on accommo dating terms. Those wishing to rent will call Ott'he subscriber. E. PENN. Jan 7 - 50 tf ,Rcg'mtal Head :Quarteris A COURT MARTIAL is hereby uordeedi to convene at the Old Wells, on tihe 6th of Febinary next, to try defrsilters iin Milita Dtyi. The said Court ii -coisist of the fot. loawmgofficej - -. J.tC01 Posey. Presideit captains gburn, lightowcer Harey. MNa. son and Sale. Lietas J- Abney,Mdys i AsbeU. B. C. Fancey. Judge A cate. G D. 3Mulsco6 711 Reg. S. C. ff. ian7 W 50 5t Ntice. Lt ersons indebted to "hEstate of bMo-, A 'es Hari, deceased.'must paj up-by the 15th February. if thiy wishtosavCot. Those havir.g any demands' against ai Estate wil present them eaccor4 i.g to law. . D. HARBIS,.ecutor. Dan ary * -. 50 . . SNOTI0E. LL Persons indebted-to the-Estate of Lew. ellen G. Holloway. deceased, will.mske immediate payment. and those having any de mand. against the Estate will present them ac cording to law... : L. G. flOLLOWAY Adm'r. 'an 7 50 2t* LAW NOTICE. W. W. ADAMS, ATTORNEY, AT LAW,. May be foundl in his Olisce; at Coinpt/'s Botel, at any hour.. Dec. 17 mT 4 BliCK ! B ii CsfI the subscribers ofi'rr the- public on termas to suit the tines..Call and see heme. YOUNGBLXdOD & BLEASE. January 14 tC 51 FINA L NOTIC.. A LL Persons indebted to the stubscrfbe'rs by Note or Accont must come forward anid make paymetnt by the first'of .Jarndary, if they wish teo save cost.. After which, all Noetes and Accounts will be handed over for -collection, without distinction. FRA2IER & AbDISON De . t 48 LOOK OUT!. H E Subscriber takee .this method to iin .3form persons in debt to him. either by Note or open accounts, ibrat imless thbeir ies pective amounts are paid by the Grat of Feb rury, 1846, he will be tunder ths -necessity or 1:itting the same in the hands of an ofticer for pqllection. Those who desire to save cost will do well to lheed thiis notice. M. L.GEA R-lY December 31 S& y' 0. A .L Notite. A L;Persnns indebted to the Estate .of Saria M autin. deceased, are requested to make iinediate paymeni,and all haviug ay detmands agaiinst the said Estate will hanid 'tisn in according to law. J . F. M ARTIN, Execmun-r. Dec. 31 tf . 49 Notice.. fUitCi.4SERS ai thie Sale ofthe 19egroes Irecovered from the Estate of John Elamn, eceased, at the snit of A. M. Terry. dec'.'d, are requested an make payment, and persons 'having demands will present them according to law. . .TERN, Exectutor. Dec. :1 tC 49 Pinatkin for 'idIe, H E Subscriber intenidinag to amoe--8neith, Rffers for sale, the Plantation on which he now resides, containing three huadred and eght acres. lying imamediately en the Piney W oods Road,. oine and a quarter miles fromihme Pine House, eighteen from Augusta and st-yen from E.dgefield Qonrt .House Any persron Swiihig to..prch'ase will do well to call Oil the umberiber, and examine the premises. --. GEORGE W. JONES e IiDistrIcaboit foir iie Chambridge, formerly :h9 pro ichard Bullock, deceaseda d now occa 0 y Ziachariat Carwile, having.,bpoeqmszj tly9 tig:edto the subsenber for hgr said premises. she hereby WoIers.hr Sale or for Rent for the ensuing yea T terms will be made 'highly .acconiindatig Persons wishing to lease or par a'arisne quested to apply to J. P. Carroll'-Esqg a1*o Mr. Edmund Penn. at this place. . USULA BULLOGI4 December 3 ... Notice. HE Estate 6f 'ames Adams betna J-Dereliot, I shall proceed tofell at the late residenlic of sai Secease'&d a Tuesda'v, the 20ih 2aay of January riei, on a creiit o'fsik months, with note s~tio approved se'ciuriries,'all Lhe personal'pj - erty of said deceased, consisting ofvtock,. Carts, Carpenter's Tools, FarmingtUn silo, Household and itchen Furnituire, and other articles too iedious .to mention. All sums of and under five dollars 'cash. 3OHN HILL, o. B., Dec.24 4t4 Drug and General Store" R. S. ROBERTS, XPECTS to receive a'nd open in a fetr days, at the Store at present orcupied as the Post Office..the, following Goods, WthIch he will sell forcash onlp, at CAsH PaicEs. His assortmeut vill be kept up, and unusualty low pres anintiined. He respectfully'r-: quests the inhabitants of Edgefield to calf and exumine fosr themuselves. hisftxtensive asdcom plete assortments e'f -- DRUGS Mad MEDICINES Having been loig engaged in this tradondd tirmerly in the practice of Medicine, theiut. 1rist.reliance -nay.tiplaced by Physscins and others, oz the excellintaqualities of the Drugs, -andte. carefu Icompouqding of prescriptions entrusteid tu his - 'y, &C., Comprising So aces, Pommades Colognes, Toilet . Combs,. Tooth.Shavi a thes B:rushes.Fm Stro Hlardwar Knives, Razors, Sei spades,.Shovs b d Table Spoons. B Caps, go'ee sMi Books aidd Statieua ec Books 'nd Games for New Yeat I 'andChisi S. mas Gifs to Children. Steel Pens, Toy Watohes Periodicals, Paper 4Sealing Wax, SheJMusio, &c., &ci . VW BOOKS ordered atro*.pies-a list or Which is 9ept, -HatUCas D Or the j nist;ialt price. $1 (5 ae'indluded with 4 Cape -4 etst 01 ec5 4 dots. aniM'boa, e Boots of vuriounikinds. Finest Ladies and 'Childien's S-' LardLampan - > Britaunia Meti and ui R , R i .hades LA * '-1% *~ Merittoes, e i g.l iu Bar1i. -Z Vilot 1 Odt',ewg 6l( rs Twist, Braids, Shioe Thread Sbirts, Collars. StocksaGod demen's Chintz Dressin9 '. . ., . 4Xowis, &c. The Assortment will be increased in the'Spriut Cigar*, Tobacco& -i Best.Brande Princ pes, Spansh and, H Spanish Cigars-Cut Smoking Tobaco' Crocker an r Glass Wree A e assortmtent of the abe;.; Candies, Lemon. Peppermint, &e. ; aaik ksses at :25 cents perl ; Grapes, Rasni, Al mnonds, Figs, Prunes and Lemons.-. R. S. ROBE RTS Is alsoa Aaigent for. Dr. J,ayne's Family .& 'dil Iiines ; .1: WV. Sysnes's, do ;.Rowanda T nio, .11 ixture, for Ague, warranted~ to cure ; Synsaes & Suns, Poison for Rats;- Surgeons Ban'. dnge Institute, Trusses; Laced Stocktir- ,&c. Bukn&Will's Galvanio Plate.,-ltr the cnre of pain in tisd hepd',&c.. Poirfewl's Califormia Pills; Graham's Magaine, All the above Goods having been obtagjed in PhiJade Iphia, at low pricesl. rin.~ sdld at ar. belowo Philaephaor New York Retail prices. .ade..h.. Edgefield C. H ., Dec. 4 tf '48 B E U NPR Ei J'D IC kD. TET no foolish persons be so,prejn/~jic UJagainst this now. truly .celebrated mnedi cme au to despise this advice; Jet it b'antaed imnaediately on pain being felt; no iatter where it ay be, whether, in the head-or feet, wvbetber it be in the biacks or abidomeit whether arising from external or internal cause,,ija the Brandretlh's Pills,and rely upon it.,ut the pain will go, the body will be rest'.ad to Ihealthuns soon as nature hams received-gjEiga' substance froim their effect. The gnanutity of impure humone-.Jehdis brege from the body by the action of 't' h'.adei Pills, is replaced ini the coarrA ofau*fr -bears . with inewand pure blood. .sy -the digestihn ol' a mnodesute meal. By p'argreg the body- with this medicine the ,whea mass o.f blood be-' comes eutirely purifiled and regestevated. That the blood is the life of the body, I pre-. same is undisputeA therefore I shall say that, it being the . eaegf'Life, it tnst also: be the seat of disease,, Ifdiseasebe in the btood, we should abstr act the diseese-enly, not the blood. Itis theimpuritewhich must *rmoe-dby. purgatmo0 to secure our health, in all states of' -. the~ w'e ther, in all simuatioons,,and .iun all .cli triates, The. blood, like a. good spirit3 istal ' ways trymg" to bene&t the body by its- rjgt - gles to expel impurities. But it'is tceapabla to effect its own purification at all times: to do this it must eften have assistance. When hb' blood is loaded with imipurities, especiall - this climate, the consequencos, may be, provided the blood is not purnfied of once,' and this is eure to. be 'effected ifBraandieth's Pills are used. sl lt7The Pills are sodatDr /ice, 241 Broadway. N. York. MAso.bBm & Butler.Edgefield C.Hl.; &laS ~ L~b'~ Hlaroburg; J. S. It' D. (C-. j3~etn Street; 1%. 5. Colemaa, New Mare Ao Sulliaan tt WaUer, Greenwood L 9Wfra. man, Cokesbury. December 10 . , . --5 We are authoriettoanfontsei*Oo~e J3 Senz AR-as a Candidailv b'* ofjgaipollelett aft .nsL5 -'e