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State-of.South Carolina, EDGEFIELD.D1STRICT. IN COMMON PIiEAS. ' .UGH A NiXON, who his been arrested " and is now confined within the botinds -of the Jail of Edgefield Distrint. by virtue of -several writs of capias- ad -satisfaciendum, at the sntts-of Benj. W.. Bettis,.-Bland & Butler. and John Banskett, severally, having filed his petition, with i- schedules upon oath, of his whole estate and effects, with the purpose of obtaining the benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly, commonly called the Insolvent Deb tor's'Act+: Public Notice is hereby given. .rtt the petition -of the said hlugh A. Nixon wvill be-heard and considered in the Court of -Common Pleas. for Edgefield District, at >Edgefield Court Ilouse, on the day .of -October next, or On saeh othet day as-the Court .may order during the term, commencing on the -irst Mo'nday in October next, at said place. 'atd'all the creditors of the said Hugh A. Nix on, are hereby summoned, peisomilly. or by a- srney, then and there in said Court, to show ause, if any they cant. why the benefit of the .Acts aforesaid.. afould not be granred. to the said -Hugh A. Nixon, upon his executing the assignment req'ired by the Acts aforesaid. THUS. G. BACON, Clerk. Clerk's Office. June12d, 1846. July 1 13t 23 State of South Carolina, -EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, Iy COMMON PLEAS. A C. WISE, who has been arrested, and . is now coifined within the bounds of the Jail of Edgefield District, by virtue of a Writ ofcapias ad satisfaciendum. at the suit of CharlesLamar, having filed his petitioon with a schedtta on oath. of his whole estate and ef 'fects,'with the purpose ofibtaining the benefit Hof the Acts of the General Assembly, common ly called the Itisolvent Debtor's Act,. Public notice is hereby given. That the petition of the said A. C. Wise, wiil he heard and oonsid 'ered in the Court of Common Pleas, for Edge field District, at Edgefield Court [louse, on the day of October next, or -on' such other -day as the'Court may order during the 'term, commencing on'the first Mlonday in October next, at said place, and all the creditors of the said C. A, Vise, are hereby sumnnioned, per sonally, or by attorney, then and there, in said Court, to show cause, if any they can, why the benefit of the Acts aforesaid, should not be granted to the said A. C. Wise, upon his exe cuting the assignment required by the Acts aforesaid. THOR. G. BACON, Clerk. Clerk's Office, June 2.d, 1846. Julv.1 13t 23 State of South Carolina, EDGF.IELD DISTRICT,. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Robinsons & Caldwell, . vs. Bail I 'rit Oliver timnpson. IVER SIlPSON who is now in the ct tody of the Sheriff of Edgefield Dis Iric, by virtue of thei surrender of his Bail, at -the suit of Robinsons & CaldweIl,-having filed his petition, with-a 'schedule otn oath, of his 'whole estate and -effects with the purpose of .obtaining thebenefils of tho-Acts of tht+ Gene ral Assenby, 'called the Insolvent Debtor's Acts. Pnblic.Nbtice'is hereby given. That the petition, efithe"said Oliver Simpson, will be heard anidconsidered-in the Court-of Common Pleas,-for Edgefield District, at Edgefield-Court House, on the - day of October next. or -on' such other day as -the .Court may older, 'JItiig tlie.term, cqmmencing.on the first Mon day in-October nexi, atsaid place, and all the oieditors of the said Oliver Simpson-are hereby suaunoned, personally, or by attorney,then dand there in said Court. to show cause, if any iney'can, why the benefit of the Acts afbresaid, shoulil not be granted to the said Oliver Simup son, upon his executing the assignment requir ed by the Acts aforesaid. THOS. G. BACON, Clerk., Clerk's Office, 20th June, 1846. July 1 13t 23 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIE LD DISTRICT. IN T HE CUMMON PLE AS. 4'1ALEB3 BROADWVATlER, and D. M. ./BROADWVATlEi. who have beent ar rested and art now cotnfitned withtin the botnnds of the Jail of Edgefield District.-by virttue ot'a writ of capias ad satisfaciensdum at thie-stit of Goode &%. Lyon, htaving filed their pe(tittion with a schedule on oath, of their whole estate and effects with the purpose of'obtriaiig the besre fits of thet act of the Genteral Assemhtlly c~hrn mnorily called the hitsolveitt Debtor's Acts Public Notice is hereby giveni,thiat thte petiton of the sarid Camleb Brosadwater and D.M. Brosad water will be herd and considered in the Cot~rt of Commnon Pleas f'or Edgefield District, at Edgelield Conrt House, on thre day of October next, or on such other day as the Court may order duringw the term. co:nnnettg our the first Mounday ini October inext, at ssid. Islace, and all the creditors of the said Caleb Broad wvater anid D. 31. Broadn ater, are hereby sorn~ moned persontally, or by attorney, thteni atid thtere its said Court, to show cause, ifainy they canr, wvhy the beinefits of thtt Acts aforesaiid, shotuld niot be grsnted to the said Caleb Broad water, and D. 31. Broadwater. tpont thteir ex ectuting the aisignmtetit regntired by the Acts afrsi. THOS. G BA~CON, Clcrk. Clerk's Office, June 22nd, 1846. July 1 13t 23 !ff mr, a. Jayne's Car mninative .Balsam.-owst-L & -Vtatflf U omt's-ri -No t'uas so Par.-Dr Jayine. N'..8$ $oth Third street, is wviling to gutararntee' thatt Ihis CA R3N.\IlVI: BA L$A31 will (tire Diarr. hw~a, Cholics. Cramips. Grtiin Pains. Cholera 3lorbus. Sumn' Comsiplaitnt, -oud other do' raungemra ts at' the Stsrinach and~ Bowels. irn ninety nine cares osut of a hundred, and ini less thtan half tire time it can be et1ected by atny oilher mneans. It i.. extremely pleasatt and children are fond of it. It is equaily as effectual for adults as childs'en, as whsen the directions are followed. and a ctire is not effected, the mtonety will be cheerfully retuirned Price 25 and 50 cents a -bottle. R. S. ROBERTS, is Dr. D. Jayne's only Agent at Edgefield Conirt liouse. Beware of Counterfeits ! . July 3t 23 State of South Carohna, .EIJGL.FIEL DDISTRICT, ILE COMMON PLE AS. John B. Gordon, )Declaration in vs. -Commo*n Jos. N. Perrin. Pleas. TIIE Plaintiff int the above case. hsavinig this J.day fIed hi.. do c.larationt in m3 office, aitd the Defendant having neither Wife or Attor neflcnown to reside wirtin the limits Qf the State, on whom a-copy of thte same with-a rule tn-flea4 carsbe served, on motion of Bauiskett. Plaiitiffettney:it: is''ordered. that the said Defendant de p'pear. and plead to said (dee larattion within a year and a day from the datte hereof, or' judgmsent svillbe dwarded against hint by default: - * THOS. Go BA CON, c. c R. V. Clerk's Office. Oct 17th 1845 ly 39 W.re.-authorie.to. arnnouo~Capt.. TWIhN R. WKVER as, a can ~iate for. the Itouse-of Representatives, at the next .1t. - .JonOS3:- 'sJ9" -A Challenge to the World. WE fearlessly challenge all men, whether Medical men or inventors of Quack Nostrums, to produce the evidence of so won derfil a cure ofScrifula us the followimg, which was performed in ELEVEN DAYs ! Read it! Read it! Messrs. Rovand & Walton-Gentlemen: In justice to you. and as an act of charity to those afflicted as I have been, I cheerfully fur nislh you testimonial of the astonishing cure performed upon meby your "D i. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGF-TABLE PANACEA." More than two years since, I was attacked with a most obstinato and frightful Scrofula, which baffed the skill of the most eminent physicians in our city. Among other remedies, I used sixteen bottles of "'Swaim's Panacea." twelve bottles " Sarsaparilla and lodihe," and large quantities of Ilydriodate of Potash, and was still growing worse. My mother seeing your advertisement of "DR. CULLEN'S PANACEA," called upon you and you spoke so confidently of it that I was induced to try it, although I had bur little faith in its efficacy, after having tried so many other remedies without relief. My face, fore. head, nose, ears, and one side of my throat were almost covered with highly inflamed and pain ful ulcers, when I commenced using the -PA NACEA." on the-29th of December, 1845-and to my utter astonishment, the swelling and soreness were entir.ely removed in twenty-fuur hours--'dinitWo days the ulcers comnmenced healing ! I am now using the third bottle-the ulcers are all healed, and m h restored. Yours, &c., JOHN W. APPLETON, No. 8. Madison street. Phila., Jan. 10. 1846. Cty of Philadelphia, ss : MAToR's OFFIcE. Personally appeared before me, [L. s.] the subscriber, Mayor of said city, John W. Appleton, who being sworn, deposes and says that the facts set forth in the foingoing statement are true. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my ndme aind caused the corporate seal to be affixed, this tenth day of January, A. D. 1846. .,signed, JOHN SWIFT, Mayor. The above certificate of our Son is without the least shade of exaggeration. His case we had considered almost hopelesa. after so many celebrated -emedies had l'ailed, and we attri bute his final cure in the IscREDIBi.Y SHORT SPACE OF ELEVEN DAYS to your "PANACEA" alone. -Yours,.rcspee!fully, Signed, -DANIEL APPLETON, 'Jan'y. 10th, 1846. ANN M. APPLETON. I can cheerfully bear testimony to the above acry cxtraordinarg cas muid believe it to be one of the most wconderfulcures -on record. I was presm-nt when Mr. Appleton called to see Row and & Walton, in relation-o iris case. His face was then ahnost covered with sCoFULoUs ULCEft3, which were highly influmed and very painful-and I must say that .I -very much doubted that a cure could ever be effected It is hardly probable that Mr. Appleton -would have livedtidrce months longer without relief. Signed, -WILLIAM .STEEIANG, M. D. 'Jariary 10, 1816. "Culler 's Panacea," sold. Whilesale and Retail by 3os. T. Cowand. No. 376 Market street; 'P. I1. Horncorner Fourth and Poplar; G.W.Vaughan. corner Sackamaxon & Queen sts., 'Kensungton, and our accredited Agents, R S. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefield'C.'H., South Carolina. - July 1 - t i8 T-Jayne's Tonik Vermifuge Some miedicines, warranted to "destroy worms in children," are apt to destroy children too. This is not the case with J.iTsE's Tosic Va MIFUGE. It does not contain a single ingredient which can harm the.uiost delicate-inifat, and yet it expels worms from the system with a fa cility and certainty perictly astonishing. Nor is this its only sanative property, it is a fine Stomachic, and in remittent and intermittent fevers has been administered with must gratify ing results. Obstinate cases of Piles have yielded to its influence, and its tonic qualities render it an excellent medicine in the conva. lescent stage of all diseases. It is exceedingly pleasant to the taste. Dau JAYNr.'s h!ain Tosic-For the Preser vation. Growth. atid Restoration of the llair, and which will positively bring new hair on the bald head. anid preven~t its tiahing ont or turmlng grey. This is an e'xcellnt article, and has, in hundreds of inistances. produced a fine growth of hait on the heads of those who have been bald. Ured the foiloing fromn the Boston Ma il, May 3. 1844.: " Jaysies H1-am ~Tourc.-After giving the rnticle a fair trial, we unhesitatingly pronounce it to; he-what it hprotesseP, the best article. w ithout any exceptiotn.in -usa -fo:- the restota tion and prevalenice of the humean hair. We kniowv of nmerous instance~s where the hair has be-en restoredl to heuds which have beenm bald for years ; and we think we cantot do -a greater favor than to recommnend to all our ren ders who are losing their hair. to make tiial of this Tonic immediately." Prepared ouly at No. 3 South Third street, Philadelphia. From the Rev. Ira Ml. Allen. Philadelphia, Jutne 9, 1838. To my personalfrienads : I would say, that I amt well acquainted with DAvit JAYNE. M. D.. and know himi to be a respectabl+ Physician and Druggist, of this city --a gentleman in whom entire conmfideince may he placed. I have tested ir mny owvn c se the benieficiaml effects of his Carmiinative Balsam. and have grenter cor.fidence in it thaii all oilher meitdirimt-s ".f the kind. His ilspectorant is equally celebrated and ilicncions. IRA M. ALLEN, Agcnt of the A'mer. and Fore-ign Bible Society. is. S. ROBERTS. is Dr. V. Jniyne's only Agenit at FAd&field Conrt house. Becuare of Uounterfeits ! Juily 1 3t 23 Statte of South Caroinia. EDGEF1IELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. S. T1 H ughes I Declarlstion in vs. Foreigin Pasc-hal T illman. IAUachmnent. r1 tile Plainitiff in the above case having this Iday filed his declaurattoi in my office. and the Defindant having nteither Wsife~ nor At orney knowni to reside withinm the- limits of this Stste, oi whom a copy tofsuid Declera in with a rule to plead can be served, on mo tioni, Griffin, Plaintiff's Attoi ney, ordered that said Defendant appjear and plead to said Dec. aration withiin a year anud a day from the date ereof, .or judgment will be awarded against a by default. T. G- BACON, Clerk. Clerk's Office. Jan. .301846. ly 3 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTIT. - TOL LID before me, by G, W. Jonies, liv ing near the Pine House, in said district, i estray MULE of Te~ bay color, of aboit hree feet six inehes in height of about six: ears old, and without any brands or marks erceivable. The said Mule has been apprais d at five dollars. JOSEPH ABNEY, Magistrate. May 20 . am4m 17 ~~The friends of Col. JOHN QUATTrac tM aunoUnee him me a cibadidate fdr-the oReie of Tax Collector, at the next elec C AN-DID ATE S. ' We are anthorized to an nounce N. L. GRIFFIN E'sq. as a Can didate for the Senate, it tlie ensuing elec tidn. We are authorized to ai nounce .apt TIIOS-Q. HIBBbER, as a eandidate for the Sebate, atflie ensuing election. March 4 (e; .6 O We are authorized to an nounce Col. JOHN BAUS ETT as a Candidate for the-rSate, at die *ensuing election. r t b 2, 5 (7 We are authoized.o announce L vrt R. WILsoN, as a candiate for the Offe of Tax Collector at thiEtiest election. 'Peb.26 '. -to ::t} 5 (r The friends'of Licut.A'fhIE B. ARRts, announce' him as it vudiiidate for he oflice of Lax Collector at the 'nextielec tion. - - (ONWo are authorized to announceo MAKSHAL R. SMITH asa candidate for Tax Collector at the nex.t election. Dec24 -ti. y - 48, QrThe friends of Siw;os!,41 Mais announcehim as a candidata jhe Office of Tax Collector at the nex eection. Oct.30 tf , 40 ( The friends of EnttiD MORRIs, Esq., announce him as.aaididate for the office of Tax Collector at i'iknext election. Nov 6. tir 41 ( MW e are authorized to tinnoonce Col. JOt-IN H ILL as a candidate bor Ordinary at the next election " 11 (:?'We are authorized to announce. Al. GRAUnia, Esq., as a candidate for Ordinary of Edgefieid District, at the nex.t election. Feb. 7 .' --; 2 7'We re anthorizi-tonnounce Ma jor JOHN B. H-OL1ES as a candidate for the House of Reptsentatives, at the next election. Maf 6, te 15 (MWe are authorized to; :nounce B. C. YANCEY. as a candiduted 'the Legisla tute, at the ensrtitig election rn 2E e 1 We are authorizediut a monce Col. P. S. Buaoss, as a candidateur the Hu'me at the ensuing election. Feb 25 te 5 We are authorized to-atnoutnce JOHN DOBY. Esq., as a carndida;e for the Le oislaiure at the ensuing election. February 4 if 2 We are authorized to announce DA:4 tELIIoLL.tn, Esg,, as a candidate for the House of Represcntativei, at tho ensuing election. F-b. 25 te 5 3 We are autho'ized to announce OLIvER ToWLEs, Esq., as a candidate for the Hlouse of Representativcsf at the enstiug elretion. - Feb 25 to 4 We are authorized. to announce Col. ARTUULt SasWKINs as a candidate for the House of Rcpresentatives at t'e ensuing election, iFeb 25 t5 iThe friends.f MnJ."S. C. SCOTT annoutico him as a candidate for Tax Colletor it ihe cnsuLzjj on. Nov i. if 41 To the lIndependejit Voters of Edgeie-d D st ict !! Fellow Citi:cns :-Contrary to the ad vice and wishes of my friends I oiler my self as a Ctindidate for the office of Tax Collector, and soliert your suf'rages. If elected. whickh I do not expect to be. I wi!l diseharge tho dutic of thefltice to the best of my abilities. . JOHNJ. hicCOh LOUGH. September 10 -die 3 PROC LAM A'TIONI. E-XECUTIVE OFFICE,. Crni~xs-ro, (8. C. )June 15. 1846. By his Excelle~ncy WM A A.E., Esq.. Gorcr nior and commraader usin in and o-rcr thec State of ..runth Caroliaz. W [Elt EA S. information has beent receiv ed at this Dep'artttent, that a daring nod outrageons attempt to coin'nil murder, by shooting iEit, a Ifaithfuil and viunable servant (the drivez) of John W. Sojimimra, Esq., of St Pautl's Parish, by some persotn or persotns. sup posed to be runaway slalves. antit as it has tbeen been'reported that a second attempt was mande, (on the ighct of the 1 th Jnne. in Lumnterville. whete the afuresaid Kit was rentoved for safety and attendance ona account of' his woun mds.) by shootitng through the window it-to his room, at tached to the dwelling: Now, know ye, that juistice may be done, I do hereby~ offer a reward ohf ONE H UNDRED DOLLA RS for the ap preheinsioii and safe dehiverya:any jail withini this State. of the perpetrators ofthe nhove acLt Given under my hand this .15th day'of innle, in, the year one' thousatid egt h'uandred anid forty six. andi in the seve-ntiet ye'ar of Amer ican Indepenidence. - WVILLIhAfI AIKEN. By the Governor. RusT. Q. Pincrugy, Sedretar~y of State. June 24 3t 22 The south. Carciinianl, A. Gi. SUMMER AND B. R. CARROLL. Should sufficient encouragement be re cei ved,The proprietois propose to issue the South' Carolinian, after the first day of October next, as follpws: A SENI-WESKLY Paper at S5 per an num, in advance ; or 66 at the..end of the year. A WEEKLY Paper at $3 per annumn, in advance; or $4 at the end of the year. Both papers will coniuin the same read nog matter, aud also, all new 'advertise ruents. The Souths Carolinian wil be printed on the very beet paper, with new and beau iful 'type. July 17 ' f 21 ICE ! ICE. b . TIBBETTS will keep criistandyl~ on Je hand a stitply of Ice fritil October. Persons wishiing 10 purchase niayf-rely upon setting it in any quantity. Nonte will be sold us the Sabbath, except foMedical puirposeS. June 17 - tf 21 Br. A.. Youngbood, kFFER$ his rofessional services to thme esctizens of Edgefield.Villagc a'nd vicinity )ffice next door, East of Dr.,R. T. Mtims Cheap Cash-Store ! NL W A Ra IVALS. O HOCOLATE at 124.cents a cake, . Wooden Clothes Pius, for hanging clothes on lines at 12& cents a dozen, Cuba Molasses tat.t7 cens a gallon, Numbers 1 &.2 Mackerel in barrels. 1 bale Stripes at .12s cents, and Osnaburgs at 10 cents'a Yard, 2 hoxes Oranges. 2 " Lemons, Sperm Candles, Mustard in cans and bottles, Clarified Sugar, Fine Segars 100 in a box, at$1 00 a box. McAllister's All lleuling Salve, Thompson's Eye Water, Fahuestock's Vermi fuge, Harrison's Ointment, Houseman's Congh Drops, Philotoken. Peters' Pills. Spencers' Pills, Moffat's Life Pills and Sitters. Champion's Bilons Pills, Vistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Tonqua Beans, super Carbonate of Soda, Silver Leak; Husband's Magnesia, Patent Black, Ci rne 'ellow . hmnt and raw Terra Sienna. Utuber, Chrsne areen. Venutian lied, Span isa llruwn, W ilcra, 'v the1 0aniec of box. Ladies' I'runena sital t;tiers. Gentlemen's Call fashionaebl sexed Boots, $5 a pair, Fine Table Salt; Ladies' Kil Grecian Ties, Buskins and colored half gaiters, a new article. Rt. S. ROBERTS. Edgefield C. II.. June 30. 1846. t 23 Land for Sale. 5REM -l a 7 LiE Suhsciber has determinei tea oIler T at private sale, the well known tract of Land on which he now reside-. on th Pine Honse Road. leading to lIianbu rg. 1 mil's from the Pine Moose. formerly known as Evan's. It is an excellenst and fr a small country business. either liar a Grocery or Dry Goods Store. The tract cont'ainc 156 acres, more or less. and the hind is in a goad state for ciltivation. For particulars, apply to the subscriber on the premises. C. M. G RAY April S 3m 11 - LL Persons having detnatds a;ainst A h Ir E;UI'e u. \Va. hn-on d; ceased, are reque~sted to render thema in necurdiig to law. Thoe indebted to said Estate are requested to nake immediate payment. D. B ' UNSON, Executor. April 22 :f 13 Notice. A LL persons having demands against the 1 essate of David lichardsoun, are resbnest. ed to present them ioined'ately. properly at tested. and all debtots of the estate, are required to make prompt pavmlent, as the alitirs of the estate are abo t to he closed. JAS- M. ltli:IA1ilDSON, JAS. S. GUIGNAtI), Ercutors. May 1 ' 13 addleiV and Uni'.acss ESyTABLISH TENT, I take great pleasure in " returning to my patrons and '"1 riends in general, my ail -- h4f'cre thanks, for their very + a ti! ib: ral patronage during the * ! ast year I would also take this pror innity to in. l firtm them, that I shall still conti:ue to carry oan miy ba. -Iness at my old staid, at the first door above Preslev aid lrg an's brirk store; where may he fouiud, at all tint-, aill iands of I11 : SS, S 4DIL-S. 11111 1l), aind all other articles generally kept in such astabli.lhmetnts. llilliaryv equaipatge, mtadel to order ini the most approaveda style, n ill also bet proamptly fairmish od tat imy ,.hop. All p'eisons wishing to baiy. I hope will give att a call. I shiall enaaictv ir to pitt ailh my ar ticl-s tas loaw, a~s ini justice toa aysetlf. I can ;ios sibly talfotd teo do. D). ABUIEY. May 13 if IGl 1 L 1-.. P"a. hai' a juti received amie , pndalarge atnd laendlsomet atsseat menat ofSPflNG AYL SU.\lIMEl GuODS. prirhatsed in Chatrlestona eantd New Yoa k, con. prin a geneaitl atsortmtentt ef Staple andl Fancyi Goods, Haurai War'C. ('rockery. Groceries. flats, 'i'ors, Boannets. Books and Stationery, .addl, ry and, Br'idles, Medicines, and a gretat vatriety oaf other articles usutailly kept ini onr line. All ofC w.hicha we will sell .a termas toe stl the timies liTI'We inivite ouer friends to call anad ex ainea one stuck.. A prilS 8if 1! $20) Reward? A NAWV iY friam the subascrilaer abot the 10th oef Januairy.a Negro Womttan. v mnnata of NlICY, eaf dark comaplexioe, aut 3I8 years of age ; shee is suprosed to be abott l'arles Glover's plantation. wvhere shae haq een seen. The abtovee rewvardh will be paid to my person whoe will -leliver her to me at Edge Seld Court flhetse. S F. GOODE. Edgefleld C. 11., A pri :29 tf 14 South (Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Mairy Mooaaere itad others, ) Bill for irs Michael Batrr. Admi'r, Injuncion and andi others. f Iclief. IT apapearing tn the satisfac'tioen of thte otm misonater, that George W. Ytarboronagh mdai Eliztabethi his Wife'. Defenudants in this ate. reside withoutt the limits uofthtis State, on notiona of Mr. Bansakett. Comtepl. Soliciteor, it is rered dehat the Defhed;atts do aelpear and1( >had. iaswver ear dteatnr, to the Comaian~ttts ill of comiaplainet, n ithm ttlee mounath~freoma the mhiation, hereof. air the staid bill waill bo taken >ro conafesso, agtainasa eeem.. S. S. TOMPKINS. C. E. E D April22 1846 3m 13 The state of South Carolina, EDGEFlELD) DISTRICT. Ilary Loveless. A pp. 1 vs. ' Summons in enjamin F' Loveless Partition. mdt others Def endnnts J T " aippearinig to my satisfnction that WVilson H-. Loveless, one oft the dle endats, retides without thet limits of this tte, -it is therefore Ordlered, That he do ppear .ndeaobject tea the division, or sle; f the: Reael Estate- of'Martin Loveless, ~eceased. on ear before the first Mtonday in uly naext, or his consent to the same will e entered of record. Given under my - hand at my office, ~pril 3,1846. JOHN HILL, o. E.D. 12. -. . 12w . SIBLEY & CRAPON, Wholesale & Retail Grocers CORNER CENTRE AND MARKET STREETS, HAMBURG, S. C. H AVE just received, and will 'continue to receive fresh supplies of the following Articles, which they oler to their friends and the trade, at the lowest market prices : SUGARS. 30 hhds. cntisasing of St. Croir, Clairfield Porto Iico and Muscovudo. A1.30, Double Reflined Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars. COFFEES. 50 bags Old Government Java Coffee, 10 do. Angnstura do. 125 choice Rio. do. I Bale alocho do. 15 bags Cuba. BAGGING. 100 pieces Heavy Dundee. 44 to 45 inch. 250 do. Kentucky, (heavy) 44 to 45 in. 50 do. 'row, 45 inch 125 do. Gunny, 21 per yard, 45 to 47 in. 100 do Georgia & Corolina, 44 to 45 in JOPE 300 coils Keniucky Hope 50 do Manilla, do 50 do. Jute do. MOLASSES 20 hhds. Trinidad Molasses 25 bbla. New Orleans. do IRON 50,000 pounds Iron, of all sizes. Also, a good assortment of Hoop and Band Iron, German an Caster & Cast Steel. .. .CON & -SALT'. 30,000 Prime Country Sides. 2,000 sacks Salt, 5 do Table Salt Boxes Table Salt. CHAIRS. 10 dozen I Maple Chairs 25 do Windsor do 10 do Cane Seat, 2 do Childrens, do - 2 do Boys, do 2 do Ollices, do 2 do Rocking, do I do Nurse. do SbBLANKETS. 2 bales 0-4 Blankets 3 do 10.4 do (weighing 7 lbs. to the pair) A gootJd Lsortimert of Bed Blankets from 10.4 to 12.4. NEGRO CLOTHS. . s. Wah:ington Jeans (heavy,) 1000 do. Coventry Plains. NAILS. 100 Kegs, (assorted -Sizes) S HOT. 150 Bags, nssotted Sizen POIIDER. 30 Kegs Il' Dupont's Powder 10 do Blasting do 20 do Eagle.Sporting, dp WHITE LEAD. 5000 lbs pure No. 1, N. Y. Union Mill White Lead. TE4E. 50 Boxes Teas. Consisting of gun pov der, llyson and Imperial t; ases attees, I hest Black Tea 4" LI ME. 200 Bbls. fresh Rock Lime. Also-Plaster Paris. -A L S . Ginger, Pepper. Spice, Cinnamon, Natri'eys, Indigo, Saltpetre, B!ue- Stone.. CopIeras, ShoeThrend. Snuif, Cotton &:W'ol Cards, Brass Bound Buckets, Painted Buckets, Tubs. Churns, Keelers. Willow Wagons and Cradles. Washboards, Cocoa Dippers, Clothes Pins, Brooms, Wooden Bowls, Wash Stands, Bellows, -Rakes, Scythe Sneeds, Cofee Mills,Soap,Tarlk.w & Sperm Candles. IVagon Boxes. Measures, Saddle lions, Windorr Glass. Starch, Pistols, To. bacco. (.rindstones, Osnabnrgs, Twine. Cas. tinzs. Boots, Shoes, Wool lars.Rice,Clothes Baskets, Almonds, Bearskins. M1ackerel, M1ustard, Fifth Chains. Lart. Oil; a choice article of Chiewiit' ',,racnt; Vi..ngir. Bexes, C Cider, Barrel Covers, God Fish, Plough Sloilds, Sole Leathter, Nanikecns, Choco late, & c., & c. WVA NT ED-10.000 lbs. BEES WAX, for which cash will he paid.. Ilanmbirg, 1840 rf 1 TU -- THE PUBLIC. B thelr last Will aind TIestamnent of Alex andrer Do'syner, deceased, late offBeacit Island. provision has been made for thre ain -nanee aind eduncaition of a ntruber of indigent orphlans of this District. under the age of 14 yeairs-anid by ain act of~ thre Legislattnre, Comi mnissiorn,-rs have been appointed tor carry onit Irh enrevolei designs of thre Testator. They Ihave procired in sitablle locaio'n at Beach is land, eigrht miles brelow Ilamnburg, and densigtn :rs s'on as they camn asrertainr thre nurmber of hrerneficiarries, to erect ru itable buildings for 'heir accumh'iodation, anrd to obtain the servi res of rr cimrpetcent personi to take charge of thre Injstiturtiiin. Thre desi:rn u-f this commnnication is to so licit rhe co operariron of te citizens getnerally, hut toore partienharly of thne Commnissiotners of Free Schools, in ascertaing the ntumbher of chiil direni in their respective neighborhoods entitled to tire beniefits designed by the benefaction of thie Tesiator. Commnications addressed to us thrrotngh the Hamunurg Post Otfire. will be thirrkfully re :eived. 51. GA LPIHIIN, D. A RDIS. Commn'rs. G.1B.SILlLS. S A pril 29 tf 14 The 'iambutrg Journal will copy. H. L. JEFFE RS. General Agent and Comnnission Merchant, haanburg. S. C. TIILL~ offers Ii -ervlees to Iris fileinds and thre pubbeh, rid hre will devote his undivi :led atantionr to e SELLING OF COT TON AND FLOUR. R EC~litNG AND FoRwAatDrso Goons. Buying Goods for Planters or Merchants, or attend to any, busimuss thnat may be commitecd to his care. lHe emibraces this opportunity of tendering uis thianks to his frienids for their liheral patro.n ige- heretoforie besiowved, and by industry and :lose attention to bursiness. he hopes tor mierit. rind to conitinnol to receive the s-tm'. It shall bre uis aim to manke all Iris charges as light as pos 'ible. knowing thatr it will he to his interest to :losely observe tire interest of his friends. L~iberal adlvanees will be made if required. on roducee senrt to him for sale or store Cotton etit to hinm by Boats, willl be receivedh free of chnarfage. All produce sent to himi for sale viiili- beiromptly sold eon arrival, if so ordered. A :,ir n if 28 Castings and Mails, H- R Subscriber offers for sale 3,000 lbs. ~Casrtings, consisting of Ovens, Skillets. ~pidlers, &c. and 100 kegs of Cut Nails. 'rom No.4 to No. 20. S. F. GOODE. F9 atf 5 B ULL'S COMIPOUND OF. SARSA PARILLA.. This preparatieft er Sar. nimrilia possess all tire active ~prop'erties of a Root, ih a high concentratedstate.~ .Tust received, and for sale-b 3. D.iIBBE'TS De.1 tnt - 46< -- EDGEFIELD EI HE Subscriber respedul-ithm a Sfriend and the public atrlargqbaihe has hail -his.H.ouse thnroughly:eirld. anrd has niade a large. additiop toale sameb i purchase of the adjeiiii.' Honse i h+ll enable him to accommodite ut'-lIeitfotty pr fifty chore persons during: Courtsaaid' other times than lie formerly .did.---His ha"ieatar has been concentrated to the 'coifrt--ataiIcoa venience of.all those. who bsyfavff~ed.hbiin ; with their patronage; and. he faitershiiself that a discernntg and generonnhpublic illion tinue to bestow on htin a share of dgir f'vdrs. He will, as heretofore. endeivor -dfurnish his Table With the best that d1kG country e an afford. Having removed his Bar at he 'f( st end of the :House adjoining' litde~r n. a noyanco can be .experiencedlby .tli s ..iru' tip at his. Hotel. His Bar will be furnisheal theljpt Liquors; and his Stables supplied-wjlh good -ahd wholesome provender aodattentive Host lers. D. JRYA? February 25 . .5 State of SOuth CaroI EDGEFIELD DISTRICT: - in the Court of Oriina Austin:Rbowe und ot'ers4 \ Appli'ts, vs. Mary Rooe -. ---- and others, Def'ts. ' T appearing to my satisfaToa b hat Andrew Jackson Rone lives 'ey'id the limits of this Stateit is thilaetofeb'r dered that he do appear and objectthe divisinn or. sale of the real estaleof:W1mn 11 Rowe, deceased. oor 'before-the-first Monday in Septegibri next. or theircon sent to the same willhe-entered of regord. Given under my hand utiy dc9e2d June, 1846. . - JOHN hILL, O ED.: June 3d. 1846 12 w 19 NEW SPRING OOD-, LM4. KtE T CH A M &.G HAIBURG, SO C H AVE received their: spring i Itf- .. Dry Goods, of. the lateststyJe _ndpatb .erns, coinsisting in part of Graduate obesr Plain Muslin l(obes, .Rich Draipery lrt , Printed Lawns, new 'styles- Baragep"sng hams and Muslina. Chambray (G:iga children, Book,; nll Jueonet CrovssB rred Swiss anmd Cainbe Muslins . Brawn- i s4 Drills, Brown Linen Table -Cutlqs by ito - yard or patterii.' latask 'Table' Dia Idis Linen; Linen Sheetin i . Linen and-' iiies .Skirting;- Rich Fancj spring i Pitts gJotof superior Calicoes; at 124 cAnts fstcoloil, Nankeens, Checks, ricks,.Gloves;yj.arl Parasolenes, Sh&nShades, bitidiPamCie and Silk Handlierclners, .Ftrnith'rdhiinitb Fiti ges, Pala) andLeaf [IatsLadies'cand Iisses' plai, Straw and. Leliorn .Gpsey. Bnneits, lowers, Tabbs and Ribbons,'Ladies died Slippers. Childeit's black-anidcolorod Shoes &c. AInt of.-Hasiery .: pe eehi. per - than ever before otfe.red a.n tliis'tmarke ?$f -. which, together with our formpr stnoeke zltcc sotl tow- for l*romptPay. A pTil JO.-'~ . 3 D. TI&BETT& AS jirs i ceis d -and'willkkp- ieb1i stanlv on.ianda RinSH supply-of Drugs, Medlcines,. 'Palns Ojls a nd -n Stuffs... - He does not tliitk .proper. o Humbutg be public, by advertising las pices; bb'atperopn wi.hig ro. pirchase maybe assured. tihat -he will dell ut as LOW PRiss as any obe inEdg Iieldt ianmg or Augusta: ; 1'hc following constitutes a par4of hi stock of Medicines Epsom and Glauber Salts, -t . Caster Oil in bottles, orby the allon .-e, Caloniel, Tart. Emetic, Assaf ti~da,,Arro. Root, Rhurba rb, Jalaip, Mlagiesia.GiuqtM3ih, A loes, Gammboge. Cayenne Pepper, Ilorphic. Uremor Tartar, Opium, Laudanut, Paregon ic. Quiine; Preparations of iros, Squillsp Sweet Oil, Sarsaparilla Root, and-preparatioins' of the same, Cnauiva, Chloride of Soda, Ether. Camphor, Nitre, A mmonia Hive Syrupiand any othe~r article that may be called for. - PATENT N EDICINES. 07Al of Dli. JATN L.'s Medicines, wa:rtiited. geniuine. Sold'as cheap as can be foundat. any Drn: Store, in this or any..-other' place obtained directly from Dr. J ayne, thiough his only Agent in Augusta. Bual's Sarsaparilla. Sand's Sarsapirille Carpenter's Do. Philotokein, - Carpenter's Extract Cubebs end-CopiatvpV a rrant 's -Do., M edicommenfumr Godfreyfs Cordial, Mloffart's Pills,'atoffatt's Btters, Cl~ampinn's Feter and Ague' Pills 2Champi on's V'egitable Antildyspeptic Pills,.Bull's Fever and Aguae Pills, Spencer's PillsMinil'e Lozenges, Peter's Pill's, Cook's 3Pill's~ .u. 11ont Tooth Drops. T'homupson's' Eye Waters, TIabnestock's Vermifuge, ThompsoriianMede icines. Rowand's Totaic Mixltie,,Seidhitz ad Soda Powders. Snain'd Paitacea,.Tlurligton's Balsam, Day's Linimient,.- Harriso'n's:Oin. ment, a sure cute for-scald hep.. Catipa's Accoustic Oil. for deainess,-and -alythe Patent M edicinies in commaon tne.4:' PAINTS AND OILS.e -:N While Lead,olf all kinds; Red do ;derdi' gris, Spanish Brown, V-netian Red, -andy.ka Brown, Turkey Humber,~.Chrt'ine Gredny Ceronie Yellow, Vermillion,. - tonie i~chre.. Ivorv slack, Terra Siinna, Drop Lake: Pa.: tent'Blac. Lam p Blaick, Yellow'-OchreLiii. arge, Russian Blue, Tur-penine, Rose Pi., Varnish of all kinads, Linseed Oif,- Taati uOil. Lamp Oil, Neat's Foot Oil,:and -all the Essen4 tial Oils. DYESTUFFS. --, Spanish Float. Inidigo,- Annatte2 Madderi Logwood, Camwood, Brazil:.Wood, Fustic, Red Saunders, Tnmeric, Coperas, Auum, Bluestone, and all other Dye Staffs.- -- SPIC EB. - Black Pepper. Allspice, Mae Clianion Cloves, Ginger, Race .and Pulveized -Net es, MISCEl.LANEOIS. L..~* Window Glass,fhrm8. 10 Uo M Pmtv. Whiling, Sperm Cande~andleWiefs Castihe Soap, -Chalk; Coiurt Plsitte,-Piax Seed, Wafers. Tooth Brushes. Glue, Gnld and.4 Silver Leaf. Syringe~s or all lyind'se-Trauase, Ink, Black and .j Re," Iakiowders,.Lemnon Syrup, Mustard,,Pink SaerrSuflifor a -r ice, Matches, Pumamice detone,-.Rotten Stone,. Sal Eratus. Poitash, Salt Bette Sealing Wax. Sponge, Starch, Pauint- Brushes of every dei script'on; Whits - Wash Brushis, Distinga Brushes, SweepinmgBrashes, Scrubbing, Horse an' Shoe- Biushes;2 Himir Brushes8iainij Boxes, Shaving .Soap,- crealkinds.Washing Soaps. Toilet. Saps. Rose, of-various kinds;j a variety of.fine articles.. of Tobacco. - Also, fie cut Tobacco for'sdboking anid cheig.Ji *Etmary, Nursing B'ottles~ ippl6 Shlls,' Cupping Glasses, .Lancets, Arcohol, Rat and Roach:Bane, Sash Tools, Carns's lirand Sable Hair'Pencils. - . All the above- ar'ticles .are warranted good, and sold oni teri:is to please izrchaiers. for, caslii oron approved'credit. Edgefleld C. h., March 11 40" -