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0A. xnD ATE S. ..Are awthot ed to an pounce N".L. GRIFF'N Esq. a- a Can didato forike Sentite, ..t the ensuing elec 4ien. Febf -5 to 5 r We are authoized to an notruce. Col. JOHN BAUSKETT as a Canaidlate 'flw the Senate, at the 'ens'uing eletioa. Feb E5 'te 5 W -mre au(i rized to an. -nonce :apt T. I.. tIMBI3LER, Esq., as a -enidate for the Senate, at the ensuing election. March 4 te 6 We are authorized to announce B. C. YANCE., as a candidate for the Legisla tute, at the ensuing ele-tion. Jan 2P to I We are authorized to announce Col. P S. BRooKS. as a candid'te far the Ho'se at the ensuilg election. Feb .5 ne -5 We are authorized to announce JOl1N DOBY. Esq., as a candidate for the Le gislature at the ensuing election. February 4 if 2 We are authorized to announce DAN :LHOLLAsND, Esq.. as a candidate for the House of Re presentativel, at the ensuing election. Feb. 25 te 5 We arc authoeizedt to announce O.Ltvna TowLts, Esq., as a candidate for the House of Representatives, at the onsuiug election. Feb 25 to 4 We are authorized to anmounce Col. ARTnUR SIMPrINs as a candidate for the House ot Representatives, at the ensuing e lectio.. Feb 25 to 5 We are authorized to announce JO1hN It. W EVlt. Esq.. as a candidate t'r the 1Iouso of Repiesentatives.at the ensuing election March 11 te -7 (70 We are authorized to anunlu e M. GnAt.n't. Esq.. as a candidate for Ordinary of EIgefieli District, at the next election. Feb. 7 0 ([fThe friends of SAIEsor .B. MAs, aunnouncehitn as a en14didate for the Office of Tax Collector at the next election. Oct. 30 if 40 O The friends of EnDuND MoRnRs. Esq., announce hir as a candidate for the olice of Tax Collector at the next election. Nov 6. tf 41. We are authorized toannounce G, EoGE J. SHEPPARD as a candidate for the office of Tax Collector, at the next election, Dec. if 48 (!IThe friendsof Cut. Jonsa QUATTLI: sux announce him as a candidate for the oilce of Tnx Collectac, at the next eloc tion. Sep 3 te 32 { The friends of Lieor. JANuE B. .U~ARRts, announce hitn as a candidnt'efear he office of tax Collector at the next eiec ion. . -( Wo 'are authorir.ed to announce IAILSHAL R. SMITH asa candidate fur Tax -Collector at the next election. Dec 24 if 48 Q7-The friends of Maj. S. C. SCOTT, announce .him -as a candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuinagelection. Nov G. if 41 We are authorized to announce Lxvt R. WILSON, as a candidate for the Office of Tax Collector at the next eleection. Peh.26 te 5 To -the indepenident Voters of~ Edgefield District !! - Fellow Citiens:-Contrary to the ad vice and wishes of my friends. I offer my. self as a Candidate for the office of Taox Collector, and solicit your sull'rages. If elected. which I do not expect to be, I will discharge the duties of the oflice to the best of my abilities. JOHN J. McCOLLOUGHI. September 10 die 5 Joseph Abney, .,t T T0R NLEY A2 TLA Has removed his office to the first door on the right, in thme Secondt story of Presley & Brys ant's Brick Store. Jan 21 52 T H F undersigned have formed a part. nership iii thme practice of Low ande Equity for Etdgefiel. One or the otteer twill attend the Cotirts of Abbeville, Barn -well and Newiterry. *Office at Edgenleid C. H1. N. L. GRIFFIN, M1. L. BON 11A M. W.* H. ATKINSON, ATTORNEY AT LA W, May be found in has Office, oppositeCompty's Hotel. Janunaryy 50 3t TIax Notice-No 2. ffwill attend at the timtes and places htereaf - ter necitied, to collect the Gjeneral, Poor, anad fload Tax for the year I1815, as follows. xi:* --At Seny'st on Monday 30th March. Pine' H oLse, Tuesday 31st. " Rlandals, on Wednesday 1st Aprii. Beach Island, on Thursday 2d Hamburg ona Friday the 3d" Geigers on Saturday 'he 4th" .4 Conar~ouse Monday 6th" Wr htmans's 8; H:. Tutesday 7th" "colier's Old Place, Wednteaday 8th t 'i Red Hill onm Thursday 9th eBlairs on Frriday 10th At Freelatnds on Saturday 11th' Libertf Hill bn Monday 13th" !At Griffia's. on Tuesday 14th Sheppard's on Wednesday. t5th" 'Shatterfleldon Thursday 16th" .Towle's on Friday 17th Coleman's X Roads eon Sat'ay 18th * 'ery's X Kads on Monday 20th' " Rinehart's on Tuesadavy21st" .e.l~opnt Willing on W'ednesday 22d Mo~irria'sThutdasy 23d " ~"R~gionriday 4'h. *.- .4." "e Boulw 's on Satudray 25th " " A a oisMonday 27th ..:chardson's on Tuesday 28th -Darn's on Wedriesday 29th " *" Edgefleld C. HI. on Monday and Tucsday 4th'anid 5th May. 4Me esthich my'Bhooks willbe closed for ihe H1N QUATTLEBUM, T. E. D). Mr a t 6 H AS just aeceived, and will keep con stantly on hand, a fresl supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and isye Stuffs. He does not think proper 'o Hambug the public, by advertising. his prices. but ,persons wishing to purchase may be assured that lie will sell at as LOw PRICES as any one tin Edge field. Hambug or Augusta. T he folowing -conetagutes t |park of '0) n stud of Meuicines : Epsom and Glauber Salts, C Caster Oil in bottles, or by the gallon. 1 Calomel, Tart. Emetic, Assafatida, Arrow Root, Rhurbarb, Ja hip, Magnesia,Gum Myrrh, Aloes,. amrboge..Cayenne Pepiper, Mlorphine. Cremor 'artar.'Opium, :Lanidanun. IParegon ic, Quinine, Preparatione 'of rwa, Squills, Sweet Oil, Sarsaparilla Root. and grparationh - of te same, Capaiva, Ckiide of Soda, Ether, Camphor, Nitre, Ammomia (ive Syrup, and t any other article that may be called for. PATENT MEDICINES. U'All of DR. JAYNE's ledicines, wna l'ated genuine. Solt as cheap as can .be found at any Drug-Store..in t~his or any other place; obtained directly from Dr. Jay.ne, tuough his only Agent in .Augusta. Bull's Sarsaparilla. Sand's Sarsaparilla, a Carpenter's Do. Philotoken. Carpenter's Fxtract Cubebs and Copatva, Tarrant's Do., eledicommen:um, Godfrey's Cordial, Mioffatt's Pills, Mofiatt's Bitters, Champian's Fever and Ague Pills. Champi on's Vegitable Anti-dyspeptic Pills, Hun's Fever and Ague Pills, Spencer's Pills, Hull's :Lozenges. Pet's Pill's, Cook's Pull's. Du .pent Tooth Draps, .houmprson's Eye Waters, Tahnestock's Veromifuge, '.hotslpsonian hied. icines. Itowand's Tonic 1 ixture. Seidlitz and Soda Powders. Swain's Panucea 'l'nrlinato n's Balsam, Hay's Liniment. Harrison's Oint incut, a sure cute for qcald head. Ccarpa's. I Acco'stic Oil. for deafness, and all other Patent Medicines in common use. PAINTS AND OILS. White Lead..of ill kieds; lRed do. Verli gris. Spanish Brown, Venetian ied, Vandyke Brown, Turkey Ilunber, Chr,.ne Green Cerouie Yel!ow. Vermillion, Stone Oclre. ,Ior' Black. Terra Sienna, Drop Lake Pa tety tBlack. Lamp Black, Yellow Ochre, Lyth aree, Rus.sian Blue, Turpenrtine, Riose Pink, Varnish ofall kinds, Linseed Oil, Train Oil. Lamp Oil, Neat's Foot Oil, and all the Essen teal Oils. DYE-STUFFS. Spanish Float, Indigo, Annatie. Madder Logwood, Camwood, Brazil Wood, Fustic, Ited Saunde!rs, Tmneric. ('op eras, Alum, Bluestone., and all other Dye Stuffs. SIC ES., Black Pepper, Allspice, Mace, .Cinnamon, Cloves, Ginger, Itace and Pulverized. Nat muegs, &c. MISCEI.LANEOUS. Window Glass, rum 8 a 10 up to 20 x 30. Panty. Whiting, Sperm Candles,Candle Wicks Catile Soap, Chalk, Court Piaster. Flax Seed, Wafers, Tooth Brushes. Glue, Gold and Silver Leaf, Syringes of all kinds, Trusses, Ink, Black and Red. Ink Powders. Lemon Syrup. Mustard, Pink Saucers, Snuff, ,iquor ice. Matches, Pummice Stone, Rotten stone, Sal Eratus. Potash. Salt Petre, Sealing Wax. Sponge. Starch, Paint Brushes of every de scription, White Wash Brushes. Dusting Brushes, Sweeping Brushes, Scrubbing, Horse - and Shoe Brushes, fHair Bmrsher, Shaving Boxes.Shatving soap, ti' all kinds, Wastinga Soaps,'Iilet Soaps. Rose. of-varimus kinds; i a variety of fine articles of Tobacco. Also, fine ut 'Tobacr. for smoking and chewing. t Eunory. Nursing Bottles. Nipple Shells, t Cuipping Glasses, Lancets, Alcohol, Rat and s Roach Bane. -Sash Tools, Camal's Hair, and Sabl. Hair Pencils. All the above articles are -warranted ineod, avd sold on terms to please purchasers for cash, aon approved credit. J. D. TIBBErI'S. Eliefild C. II.. t.-:n II i' 7 Consumption Cures, T1 HIE following letter is from a highaly Jres~ecablelmerchant. dar'd Lowistown, N. Y., Sept. 10. l84-1. Dr. D. Jar ts.-liear Sir: Ii is said by I Physicians, and .is by the m ass of m ankind believed that consuamption cannot he cured -that whetn once it becomes seated in the human system, nothing can eradicate or . stay its progress, but that it wsill continue the work of desti uction until its victim sinks into the grave. However true this may be in theory., I am disposed to dntubt it in f-act; itndeed, my own expetrience, and a desire to ben efit others, compels me to pronounce theJ assertion untrue. Yotu will probablyp recollect, sir, that in the beginning of 1840 t I wrote to you, stating thai I had the a Consumptio~n, and that it was6 fast hurrty lg me to ibe grave. I did not then, norr do I nowv dotubt, every symnpsnm was too I painf'ully visible, ly Physicians con- I sidered me incurable, hut the advice c which I asked of you was given, arnd I am happy to say that by using a-few bot- .4 tIes of your incomparable medicine-the i EXPECTORANTP, I was restored. and I never in my life have I enjoyed better or more uninterrupted health since that time. If you should see tme now, you would imagine by my appearance that I had never been sick, much less that I had had the Consump:ion, but that I am still liv-1 ing. Inascribe wholly and entirely to your EXPECTORANT. LEONARD SHEPPARD.] It. S. ROBERTS is Dr. Jayne's only J Agent a, Edgeielud curt House.' {Q*fBeware of Counterfeits. d March 18 31 8 ROBE RT'S PRICES CURR E~NT. ~ L' AWV and Magistrates' Blanks, alt kinds, correct, F 'E. snd beautifut paper and type an 50 ceats per Sdqare Sod, ugar and Btier Biscuit 15 cntr per pound I| Spanish tndi~ o$1 to91 75 pcrpound t Turkey Fis beat quality ltb cents per pound: Malaga Grapes " 25 " " -c " .Rsasins " 123 " " , Smyrna Dates " 15 " "C Zat, Currants " 18j " " Genoa Citron " -373 " " Ma-:r.,ni ': 25 " " r Soft Shell Almonds " 2 " Pp.r ithen Almonds " 313 " " Preserves iu .Gtas. Jars, Pickles, Oranges, Lemonst, ( Candies, Sardines in Oil, Starch, Jujube l'aste, Suaps - &c sa y usnal Low prices. a iar 11 pounds to the ,.otlar, Cole, best Ktio, ;0.pounds to the dollar Tobacco, 123, tej, 25 and 37vj cents per pound. This ist s very choice H oney Dew. Super Carbonte of'Soda25centsper pound Cream-of Tartar3 cent~per prund Matches,itto bematchked, 25 cents per doz boxes Segars, 3 doz..for25 cenits or 10 cents the stngle dozea Me :'s best Cahfskin arwed Shoes or Bootees at$2 per pair M~en's Pegged Shoes$te .$ 5t; perpair- blen's dewed Calf-kin. Boots, anot to be beaten, 4per pair. Men's Pged Boots 81 ti to 9250 pr par. Woamen's ri Slipperspc*r~ pa. Men's do. tijets. per pnri Women's P ija dBikiss$1 to' 1 373 per par. Mises and Chilren Gainer L'oots &c. Dr. Jaens' Dollar Medicines will be sold by me as Agent at 873 per Bottle to prevent spurious koads beiag psaen ont the public.C naagesa 373 cent. pround which wisir a larger e ioaPerfumery and MeicIne., books and Sttiono ry, Hats &ce -ef'ered to the puhu~c for Cash lower than anyilnsheTrade. t. S. ROBERTS. k EdeddC. H., March24 9 Country Orderseompanied by aRittsanes propttely ShernJ's Sale BY Vrtue sundry writs. of Fieri g Facias to me directed, I will proceed u sell at Edgefeld Court llouse, on the ,rst Monday and Tuesday in April next, he following property to wit James Terry. for Jin;athan M. Miller, vs obert McCullough and Johit Bauskett; ames Rohertson and Douglass Roberson. 'sthe same and Charles.J Gliver; Hiram toberts, rotee -of Mary Roberts, and thers severally, vs thesame, the tract of and whereon the defendant Robert Me. Jullongh lives. known as the Ryan tract. :ntaining seven hundred and ffty six Beres, more or less, adjoining lands of W N ise, .Moses Swearingen, Joel Roper and tMiers. Also, one other tract, contaijic three tuadred acres, more or less, adjoining the bove tract and known aqthe Pinegwoods ract. . < A. I. Rambornd oreerskvolly, vs tudulph Carter and ElizabethGCirter, the rae: of land whereon Mrs. Lush .Simons esneoly lived, contaiting 4w-e luadred ci twent ac'ea, are-or less', adjoining ands of tibe said A. J. Rambo. F. H. W'ardlaw and others, this last mentioned race w.ii be sold at the risk of the former myereser. Tearms di Sa'e, 'Cah. 11. BOUL WAREs. x a . March 14, 1846 4te S Sheriff's Saie.. B vir to-o' sued'ry w'rits ufFieri Fa cims to me directed, -I will'proceed o sell at Eagefield Court House, ott the irst Mlonday and Tuesday in April text, th,- following property in the fullow ug named cases. viz: Hiram Roberts. Trostee of Mary Rob 're, vs. Robert McCullough; James and )ouglas .Roabertson vs the saame. ard C. I. Glover, Jlanet Wallace and Robert W. W allace, Execntors. and others, severally is. the same,-the following naried slaves. riz: Stalinda and her child Rohert1 Viney, Ritter, Feruiby, Judge, Clarissa and her -hild Caroline, Jane, Leah,' Milley, D)oluglas, Elisha, Phihs, Naony and her hild Charles, Rachael, Marthi, Ephraim, 'ot, Joe, Jim, and Anderson.. Chtrchill and Daniel. and others sever illy vs. A. G. Leek, one negro boy Martin John Bauskett. re. Williamson Dalton, moe negro woman, Margaret. . James M Blair, vs. William T. Bush, >ne negro boy, Alleck. David Richardson and otilers..several v. vs. Da vid Little. 'f our nero ilaves via: Yancey, Duhbin. A ndrew and.1rrancis. Terms of sale cash. H BOULWARE, e. E. D. March 17 1846 . t 8 SHLRIFF SALE, k. J. R ambo, vs. Fi Fa. ohn W. Carrer. BY virtue ofa writ of Fieti Facias. to me directed,.' will proceed tr sell, at Edge el. Court House. on the fistM ndny and L'esdsay .in April nezi. thellaThJ>1 ' ecaes. o wit; Elick, Aaron, George atid lolntnhts, lie property of the Defendait la the above tated case. Termn. Cs lh. H. BOU[JWAltE. s. E. a. March 23 2t* 9 SHERIFF SALE. A. J. Eamsbo,. es. Fi. Fn. Henry Carter, Sr. ) Y virtue of aundry writs ofFieri Fains. to me directed. I witl proceed to sell .t Edge id Court hionse, on the First Monday and ruesdav in A prih next, the following Negroe, owit: 'Edmnn., Elick, Joe and Easter, the noperty of the derfendanat in the above stated ase. Terms.cash. 2. BOULWA'RE, a. a. D. Marh2t 9 State of Sou th Carolitia. EDGEF1EL~D DISI RICT. Susaunah Dona. A pplicant, Sumnons. vs. Morce f'isklamd anud i~ n others, De'edains. Parition. B Y virtue of an order from Jio H ill. Esq., Ordintry of Edgefield.District, I wilt roceed to udi at. Edgelleld Court Honse. on lie First Motnday and Tutesday in April next, tract of land belonging to the Esi.ate ot James )o.decensed, stinaie in the.District aforiesaid, nd kniowna c, the Satnd Hill Tract. Ceantnin ig inety -eight and a fonrth acines, adjoining nds of Derrick iloisotmhnke, Lewis Hohnues I. Melt , Moses Fiskirund and others, on a redit until the hi dny of January tne:it. Purchasers wilt be r,:qnired to give bond and wo approved securities, and a mnugage on t premises to the Ordinary to secure the rhase mioney. Costs to lie paid in cash. II. BOULWARE, S E. D. Mtarch 4 5t 6 State of' South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. reciousi Larke, vs. Win. Bill far tiford and wife, H. Boul,. nrar and wile, and others. JPartition [Npurs~uence of an order of thet Court of Equity, - referring to the ommissioner toascertua and report the ebis of thet estate and Executrix of apt.John Lark decedsed, to be paid ut of the proceeds of lit.- sale of the roperty sold by the -Commissioner in :quity in this case, It -i~a ordered, that be parties i-n -this case andi thte credi as claiming payment from the pro eeds of said sale, do appear in my 0ce' on reference by 11 o'clock A. M. a Saturday the 18th day of April et. S. S T OMPINS, C. E. It. D. Iom' Office March 17 5t 8 State of South Carolinra, EDGEFIE LD DISTRIT. Lobrt T. Mpore, vs. Henry) Bill for rarborough and George WV. injviclion Yarborough. rand relief. [T appearing .to the satisfaction of the LCommissioner that Geoige IV. arbo. augh, one o1 the defetidauts 'in thiis *u't, tides 'beyond the. li~s of this -State. n muotion of Mr. Kanskett. Plaititiff't Eterne.i1isotr1ered -that -the. said de tdant do appear and plead, atnswer or mur ;,to the coqrplainan's 'said bill of umplaint, within three months freom tho blication hereof, or the said bi will be ta en pro confesso aotaitnst him. S. 8. TOMPKINS, c. 3. z. 1). Mmn'. Of Feb2 1846o am S "I WOULDjNOT LIVE ALWAYS!" O NE would naturally be led to the con clusion, from the apparent neghgence manifested by many who are suffering un ier the baleful influence of Consumption. aud other Pulmonary Affections. that they had assumed the words, -'1 would not live always," as peculiarly adapted to themselves, or that believing their case to be hopeless, had abandoned themselves to despair. But none need despair, whle 'life and being lasts." of being itimately cured of every and any kind oflpnknonary disease. Jayne's Ex pectorant. has been proved by ample experi ence to be the most suc.essful remedy in the world for the cure of Coughs, Consumption. Asthma. Whooping Cough. Bronchitis, and all other diseases of the Thsioat, Lungs, or Breast. No one ever used it wi)hout feeling relief. JAYNE'S ALTERRATIVE haia cured innumerable cases of Rheumatism, Scrotn?a, King's Evil, and Diseases of the Skin, a num ber of-cases of Gout, and several cases of Tir Doleremax; over twenty cases of Cancer andi Cancerous Tumors. Upwards of sixty cases of Gout. or Bronchocele. (:welled neck) and removes sick and morbid headaches. nd im. parts tone and vigor to the whole frann. Pre, pared andseld at No. S onth 'rhitd Street Philadelphia. UiTt. St ROBERT'S is Dr. Jayne's only Agent at Edgefield Conrt House. tJ* Berare of Counterfeits I March 25 3t 9 State of South Carolina. EDGELIELD DISTRiIC1. lames Eidson, Applicant, es. Sammens James lodgers & wile Sarah, in Sam'l Eidsou and others Defts. .Partit. I T appearing to my satisfactiun that Gide. Salter, William Salter, Boyce Eidson, William Eidson, Rowland Eidson. Larkir Norwood and wife Elizaheth, Humphrey Eidson. Wiley Eidson and Allen Fidoon live: beyond the limits of this State, it is therefore ordered, that they do appear and object t< the sale or division of the Real Estate of Jas Eidson, Senr., deceased, on or before tin first Monday in Jnne next, r- their consen to the same will he entered of record. Given under my hand, at my office, 28d1 February, 1846. JOHN HILL, o. F. D. March 4 12w 6 T IIE Snbscribev respectfully 'in'urms hi friends and the public at large, that In fas had his House thorenghly repaired, ani liastinade a large additina to' lhe same by th purchase ofthe adyinuine Hiouse. which wii enable him to aecomnodate at least fortv o fifty inure persons duing Courts and othe times than ie formerly did. His whole airi has been concentrated to the comfort and cm1 venience of all those who have favored hiri with their patronage, and he flatters him-el that adiscernsg and generoe public will cor tinueto hestaw on him n share of their favor! He will. as heretinfure. endeavor to furnis his Table with the best that the country ea afford. -Having einnved hi-; Bar at the farthe! tnll of the iens, adjiniuig, little or no at n ietrcedby those who p, tip at his IloeI His Bar will be furnished with the be: Liqors, and his Stables supplied with goo sahi wholesote,provender and attentive Hosl lers, 13.J RYAN. February ' tf . 5 1Drought to the Jihi O I this District, n negro Wo man tho says her name is MARY, and that she belong hto Mr. Martin Edwluards, aMe chant living in Millet geille, Gna Said wvoman is nhtout five feet, twi inhes high, light comnpleionl anti he t ween twent -five anid thirty years of age Shte has two small scars Ont her forehmead anil nearly all of hei- uspplor front teeth arn rnted off She says she ranaway about month sine. The owner is reque'sted ton come for ward, prove. property, pay charues ams t ake her a nay, other cise she will be deal wit-has ilhe lawi direts. C. H. GOOD)MAN,Jaaior E. D3. Feb. 25 1846 ' tf 5 V arranut's Comnpotund Extrac1 A.OF CUu~as AKCD ('Arv.As, stan~ds tunsi valeid for its etecy. It pefrtrms a etnre i fe* days=-no -confinemei't or reatiteinan it liet is rsecessary. It will be t ounad in'asmable being prepatred with te greatest possible carr tnOnt well-tested psrinmciples, lunntd upon thia iportanit law first established lby the celebra ted D r. Foralvce, viz : ''Thtat a comabinatios ofsimilar temedies will produce a more certatn spedty atnd considetabte eflieet thans an cgmi alent ilose* of iany single one." 'A f:ombdinat tion of Cubeh~s and Dapnin form a very itse fil medicitne iin cesramai cases "-Sirft. Copes F. R. S., M1. R. S., &tc., &c. This article is just .teceivedl, atnd for sale by J. V. TIDBETT'S. Dec 10. tf 46 ULL'S COMPOUND OF SARSA 13PARILLA. This prepasrationt of Sat saparilia possems all the active properties o the Root, in a high cotncenitrated state. Just received, anal for sale by .J. D. TIBBETT Dec.10 4J3 Edgefield Academy. ALL Personas are hereby cautionsed nt l'forewarnsed against opteoir.g accoanni with he School Boys fromt abrad, withou the knowledge or consent of their Parents Gnardians or Teacher. Such a course at inus be foreseen would deter Parents from abroat from sendinag their children to an Inistitutior eposed to sucht practice. H. K. Mc('LINTOCK. February 25 tf 5 Wanted Bthe subscriber, an active youath, 12 p, 1& years of age, to act as Clerkc in store J. D. TIBIIETT$. Edgefleld C.lH., March 4 tE 6 AN Excellent airticle of WVta'ER Steas E LAMP OIL. For sanio by J. D TI'88ETT' Dec10tf 46 Orders Regimental. Order No. J OHN F. OSBORNE having beer duly appoinated Adljulan aaof thle So. venth Reinenst, S. C. M ilitia, will be ebeyec and respecTed accordinagly. Cotoniel7th Regiment, S. C. M. Mllville, March 4 i f' 6 LAW BLANKS Wholesale & Retail Grocers CORNER CENTRE AN(D sAREET STREETs, HAMBURG, S. C. H AVE just received, and will contine to receive fresh supplies of the following Articles, which they offer to their friends and the trade, at the lowest market prices : SUGARS. 30 hhds. consisting of St. Coix, Clairfield Porto Rico and Muscovado. Double Refined Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars. COFFEES. 50 bags Old Government Java Coffee, 10 do. Augustura do. 125 'choice Rio do. I Bale Mocho do. 15 bags Cuba. BAGGING. 100 pieces Heavy Dundee. 44 to 45 incha. 250 do. Kentucky, (heavy) 44 to 45 in. 50 do. Tow, 45 inch 125 do. Gunny, 21 per yard. 45to 47 in 100 do Georgia & Corolina,44 to 45-in ROPE 300 coils Kentucky Rtope 50 'do Manilla, do 50 do. Jute do. MOLASLS 20 hhds. Trinidad Molasses 25 bbls. New Orleans. do IRON 50,000 pounds [rot, of all sizes. Also, a good assortment of Hoop and Band Iron, German an Caster & Cast Steel. BACON & SALT. 30,000 Primo Country Sides. 2,010 Sacks Salt, 5 do Tbe Salt Boxes Table Salt. CHAIRS. 1o doeen I Maple Cairs 25 do Windr do 10 do Cane Seat, 2 do Childre:s, do 2 do Boys, do 2 do Otices, do 2 do Rocking, do 1 do Nurse. do BLANKETS. 2 bales 9-4 Blanket. 3 do 10.4 do4weighing 7 lbs. to the pair) A good a-sortment -of Bed Blankets from 1.4 to 12 4. YEUL(O CLOTHS. 1,0011 yds. Wasnington leans (heavy,) 1000 do. Coventry 11ains. NA1ILS. 100 Kegs, (assorted Sizes) SIO'JT. 150t Bags, assntted sizes POII'- II. 30 Kegs 1l1' upo's Powder 10 do Utlasting do 20 do BatAe.8 porting, do W Yi11lTE LEAD. 5000 lbs pure No. 1, N. Y. Union Mills Wli4e Lead. 50 Boxe's Teas. Consisg of guanpow der, iysoa and Imperial 6 ases attes. " I best Slack Tea " LIME. 200 Bhls. fresh Rock Liate. Also-Plaster Paris. =- A .L&0 ,..y r e Ciznnamoi,Zw tote 8 t xnli~ wtr $11 tmone ShoeThread, Snuf. catton & Wool Cards. Brass Donaud Buckeis, Painted Buckets. Tutbs. Chnrts, Keetlers, Willow Wagens and 'radles. Washboards. Ceroa Dippers. Clothes Pius, Brooms. Wooden Bawls, Wash Stands, Bellows, Rates. Scythe Sneeds,Coffee Mill. ' p,Tnllow.& Sperm Candle,. Wag.on3 leatsmures, Saddle htonj, Windorr G1k':, S rch, Pistols. To hacco, (,rindstones, Osnaburgs, Twine. Cas. tings, Bonts, Shoes, Viol lits.Rlice.Clothes Ba:,.kets, Alnonds, Bearskins, Mackerel, Muslntard, FilTh Chatinsm, Lamp' Oil; a choice partile ot C hewing Tobacco; Vinaegar, Bexes, C Cidler. Barrel Covers. Cod Fish, Plough i~M'nlds, Sole Lenther, Nankeens, Choco late,. & C.. . WVANTED-10.000 Itbs. BEES WA X, for which ensh will be patid. To the Public.nand owrners I OfGr'ist and Saw i1ills linc. of HlOCillK188 VERTICAL REAC TION W HI EE'LS fur Saw and Grist Mills.rnd other Machinry-and having te'stedl thetm fully to outrsatidfactiont and the natisfitetion of ell who htave s.een themn, wve now offer Ed~gelleld District. wht-,h we have putrchased to the ptth 4tt, with the followintg reconttntendations and ri atatages 1st. The slmplicity of their conistrutctiotl. 2nd. Theit dturability and powe; of moving Machtinery. 3rdi. rTey mettre onn.thtird less waiter, and will do0 denble as muceenttiott in the s'ame time as atn) othter used in the Southt. 4th. Back water does not effect thetm en long as thetse is a hecad of waIter above thtem. n s the action of the wvater is otn the innrer side of the wheels. COTIT RAN & ROFF. P. S. Mnlt. 1R0FF who is the owner of one hatlf of the right for the District, is a practical Mochanuic, and put -tip a -good many Mills. Hisl sevces can he had at any time, by di recting to Winter Sear, S. C. ".1 do certify that 1 assisted Mr~. Roff in put ting M r. Johb. Cothtrat's Sttw Mill in operation with the Vertical Catst Wheels. It tnses much lss water than the old fitntter wheel. Muich more durable antd very-very simple. It needs no recotmmendation, ats it reconmtends itself. I hnve just seen a test of~ it with baick water thte wheels were covered, and I did not see any differerece int its rtunning. I have been etmployed as a Mill W right for a number of ,years, and it surpasses any thing I htave ever Iwitnessed. THUS. JOHNSON. January 25 2ma I H.L. JEFFERS, sencral Agentand Comnmission Myerchant, Hamburg, S. C. TILl, offers h 'ervices to his ftienuds and the pubbte, tnd he will devote his undivi.. ded attentionu to e SELLING OF COT TON AND FLOUR, REcuctmo AnD Fonwanaira Goons. Bugjing Goods for Planters or Merchantsa, r attend to an.g, business thai may be commiucd to his care. tie embraces .ibis..oppnrtunity of tentderitig his thanks to his friends fortheir iberal patron age heretoifore bestowed, and by ianutry and close attentiotn to business, be hopes to merit, and to contiene to receive the s-tes It shall be his ai to tnake all hais charges as lightas pos sible, knowing that it will be to his intterehtiol closeily observe -the intterestof his friendsg Liberal advances will be made if' required. on produce sent to him for sale or store. Cotton sent to him by Boats, wIll be received free of arharfage. All produce sent to him for sale will be promptly sold on arrival, if so ordered. t,,m,,,f t' 28 - The- Through Be l :em. . PRINCE .UJALM4 W ILL stand the entuinigSp ing Seaiu . son at Edgefield - Vita eet Saturday, the balhnceof his u.in tWed house of the sthscriber,. at the low ri of5. 10 and $15. Prince Dalme was gotbyCorH: t p ton's imported Sovereign, 'wis br'ed Col. Mannina, out of his imported L jr mare, is a blood bey with ,black" legs, mane, and tail, about sixteetn handsIii h and four years of age. Sovereib rrb Emelius out of Finer de Lis. Laba'a mare was got by Langar; outd iiUi!-1 kan by Blacklock, her dani by Mi 'Pr by Walter, &c. &c.. Season to. eo:r, mence 10th of Marci, auad enJ ldi &t June. Twenty-five cents to tIhe gro in every instance. - R: WA D March 4 4t State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRIT . IN THE COMMO'. PL:&S. John Hill, Ordinary, Declaratirit 'ie vs. ~. t Joshua Hammond. ;.Attachment. T HE Plaintiff in the above'ease bate - ina ibis day filed-his Declaration Cr - my office, and the Defendant having i ther wife nor attorney known .to reifde within the limits of this State, on whom a copvof said Declaration with a-tnis to plead can be served, on. motion of Griflit ,Plaintiff's Attorney, ordered that the seid Defendant appear and plead to.- be gid 6 Declaration within a sear and a i frorn the dale hereof, or judgment vil Fbi a warded against him by default. ThiOMAS G. BACON, c. . Clerk's office Feb. 10 1846 ly 3 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT IN TIE CO1.VON ?LRAS. S. T Hnghes ) Ddarktioi s vs. F 1orcign Pase'hal Tillman. S Attckacment *j'He Pluintiti itn the above case ha-ing thi' day filed hie derluratto- i, my ofice, and the Defendant having neither Wirie nor Ai torney known to reside within,. the Jiwits of this dist-, on wian, a cupy of raid Declera tion with a rule to plead can be served, on ino tion. Griffin, Plaititiff's Attorney, ordered that said Defenidant appear and p'leuad to said Dec. laration withi- a year and a day from the date hereof or judgment will be nwarded against him by default. T. G B' CONClerk. Clerk's Office. Jun. 30, 1846. 1 3 State of South Carolna. EDGEFIEL DDISTRICT, - IJE COMMON PLEAS John B. Gordar, Decloration s. --Common Jos. N. Perrin.. Pleas. - tF l E Plaiwtiffin the above ca's'haiiti .day filed ais declaration nin' tle. hal the Dr.ledant having neitfi ..nestogyivtI reside wuhie itini ' :. State, on whom a copy of the nmew to plead calle nerved. on ntid6Af B ' 1'laeifi Attorney. it'Is' TaordeihJ.tedihe' Defeodant'do :appear nd' ptid'-dtiid-dete laration tahin a year and a day (rourtlie date hereof, or jndgtient will be awardeda gainst hita by defuit. 'TlOS. G. BACON, c.c X. D. Clerk's Udice, O t l 7th .18435 -,. y39 State of f80ttth 'aroina; F.DGEFIJELD DISTRICT. IN COMAJON PLEAS. Job Grishait, v71. . :atfuient. Elijah Dvne.) CA 4etudemcat. Elijnh Dyne. )I l'EIlaintid's itn thea&'ste base~s hling this dlay filed thirdetarati'ons in nssy Of fce, aund ;tebeL'ei:danthauing no wife.ordttor ney ktnown to reside' n ithain the limjts of the State, on, whomn a copy of said de::Inrations with a rule to1 plend enn he se'red: It is =ere fore ordered, that the said Defendants does appeatr and spleadi to the said d;-elnrations. in 0 year and .a day from, the date hereof. r; final and absolute jndgment wvill be awvitrded against hitu bydefault. TIJOS. G. B3AON, e. c. ?t Clerk's (Mice, May -. 145. Jy iG State of' SouthiUiolinia. El)GEFIE~LD DISTRiCT iN TiHLE COMMON FLAS. John B. Gordhen) tes. Attachment. Josep~h RI. Perry. Alex. J. Lawt(on es. - t. Jnseph M.S -rE Pbilaintiff's havting this day filed -mtieetefDelarations in the abovestated ases in Imy office. it is therefore,.Ordlered, that uli Defenda pt do appear and plead to the s ad Declarations within agear and a day ,'rom the date, hereof,orio--defanit thereof Ginal and absolute ;jadgnments wilt be given and awarded. spgini.hme saidi Defendant in hath the-abovesated cases. TI-lOS G. BA CON, c. c.!P. Cferk's Offiee, 28th A pril, 184.5. State of .South Ciinia, EDGEFIELD' DISTRICT.. IN COMMON 'PlJkA. ~Davis B. Iladley, - Joseph 31. Perry. - Thomas Davis, - a Joseph M.Perry. V1HE.Plainiffs in the abovAfidi's, havng' .3 this day filed their declarations ia-tny of nlee, and the Defendabts-havinj n'ehi~ir Wnes or Aatorneys known, to reskwi1i15tt1ae Jimits of the State, on whon A'e'ali ofetildeclara. tions,with a rule to lenadientsreie'ed: Itis I therefore ordered, atse saiD ndatsido I appiear aitd pl) : dd toswti j a yearrandelay rom. the date hereof, ar-ina defankl thereof finale~and absolhtejndguent wil be awri-n tiem -TR.O'~G.BACON, c. c. p. .Clerk'sOffce, May 12,1845 JUSreeied.5barrels fresh 1NGNTR. * ERNFL T~ad ntsaleh by *SIBLEY & CIIAPON6.. Hlamburg Ut