Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, August 26, 1846, Image 3

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Afati nutverai.y Meeting of the Agit stralSciet' ofCSouth Carolina, held.on Tues, day theJ8dlnst.,(says the Charleston-Coriier the following.offloes were.relscted. 3. U. TUCKER, President.-.. :AME tNOSEE VicePfesient. "iD QtASHCo ogigSec'r. dgSery ED BARNWELL, Jr.,Treasurer. We learr from the Savannah Republican that the Trustees of-the Franklin. College, Ga., have elected Dr. Jons Laco:a, of that. city, to fill tihe chair.orChemistry and Natural Phil osophy-in -that'College. Dr." L. is quite a youab--tiis'tbut has ilready 'aicqtired an en viable reputaigas --a of.cience: yshis contibutiont aeadin i entiia.Journals. He wi iydo credit o:iejtidgment of the-T r bro ie i t e 'Doine gtic Ar We aewel m'mrn~~ ith: DE Leconte, and ca 1 e5ta9 i scientific attain mentailmdbmii i hora caracter. Sork.ern Cultivator.-We-havo received 'the 8th number ofthe 4th volume of the Southern Cultivator. This Journal is published on the first afre isionib,.at. Augusta, Geo , by J. W. &.;B. S. JoNEs, -proprietors, and edited by Jae s:C.A ofArhens, Geo. The price of subscriptidn isOne Dollar per annum. We have ei nad ovir the coments'of the number before thfind find them ofra varied and highly interestiig character. The first article is a reportbnTmrinrnagemnent of Slaves, by a Com mitteeofthe Barbour county Agricultural So ciety. - The report contains many useful and practicalsuggestious to the owners of slaves, which if carried out, would add vastly to the vavnend tiid comfort and the happiness of the slave, adthe interests of the master. We will publiih a portion of the report. The pre sent n iinmtier besides various other articles, contai taone on the culture of Silk, on Hay, Yankee'Fairming, &c. It has a nmnber like wvise of original articles-one 'upon Figs and Wine-Smut in Oats, the Calendar frr August, besideis thers. We cannot enumerate them all. W'erefer ;ll who take an interest in Agrieuitare, to tihe publication itself. We have du formefoetnsiins; recommended this jour uni topfiuilic jt onae, and talie pleasure in agaiaVdoing so. 'rlijublishershave sent us a "proposition" b3 Mr.:Alexander McDonald, of Barbour Co., Alabiunato Planters of the different Southern States; to onte with hiam ii farsing a club to procife'subscribers to the. Cultivator. We hearlbibOn it. *Mr. J.uts CAmtc.~-The niail having eoeched our town it a late hour lust niglht, I wasearly at the post otlice this uorning, hoping to lind tme..liay Nos. ofthe agricultural papers, and was so firtunate as to meet thmESouthern Cultieator, time American Farter, and the Ametrican Agriculturist, for the present month. an:lookiimg into .the Southern Cultivator, I imund matter of sorrow and pl-asure mingled tugether-of sorrow, at the just but sev re re bake of the edior of the- iMaine Firm * of pleasure. at time waking up of che farnel-ts in support ol the SoutherurCultivator. I a-s glad. thant this.-mitter ham p beua stuted so early i.m l year. I w'ts ileaedto finid in the April No ihe letter floin aMr Hs-t.,'of ,Ala., in which i t gentlt ia:I b vincei dhi:oitifmmtr -sm ,irg ward at once Ju.suppurt of the Csultivazo. lit the number now belore me, I amt delighted to find Mr: F.tr out ivilmha prpo-iisan that .f aitn higflly.fpeased with, -Nowr. l. Editor, I will amaka i roposition, and in niakmmt it, I dm so with a full dernm-tion (ifsjinred) to carry it out-to thme letter. It wit beome oa uonthou sand fiarmers whlo w~ill numderake to procure anid send4 tm time pubLihers of time Somthtiern Cultimatnr (ilhey paying thme tinstage ont time let ters t-eclosig time inoney.) twenmty stubscribers teach to the Fiafth Vohtnme of the Sonthmernm Cul tivator. rTwemnly thousand subscribers is thme outtber' tha~t I hav~e desired to see taiking" thamt valuable'agicultural umaseir;'.anmd thmere ms no zhitig easier uihan to psrocmure that nummber it thme firumers will only determne to dam it. Sinice the coumrncncenment of time putblicatiion, I have sent some two haundred dollars to time puiblaish ers, amnd I kinow I coiuld hamve donme muach more lby a greater eff'orl. Noaw, [ do hope thaat time cnmitivaors of thesoilof my native State, (Gieo.) will rally :ar-ound tihe Cultivator. -I nmke time above paropositini moum Iong experienmce of thme pr-ofit is gelliais leasurme ofreding agricul tiiral papers. I nomw receive, umnthmly. soatme - ix of thmose works, aiad I would be at a comn aile loss wihomit thmem. "I was highmly puleased thme last summmer in visitinmg tiie editors of thte.dlifferenmt gricultural pampers, at the high, time very high stand that thme Southaern-Culkivator held tmamng time fiar e'ra ini the different parts of time United States. "M'Rr. Editor, there are a thmousanid ladies thatt weud pamy theirdilirfor time Cumltivatoir to aid thmem an timei anamgement ofather gaidens, ifthem satbject inas only birouaght befoare them. There Are a thaous~and lawyers thmat would, each, give a dollar for thme Cultivator to eniable thmem to enter ioto~conversationm on thme highly iamport nuisubjse't of bus'banmdy, if for mao other object; for no man wilhds to be dumb n hmen time sub je'ct of -agricniture is menttioined: Now, Mr. Editor, it one thoumsanmd car.'t he had to enter inato theo above proposition, I will b'e one of five hundred, or anmy number that wvill come uap to thme mark. Any sacrifiee sooner (hai for time Cultivator to stop- Whmere is the Southern farmer thatwionald not feel hmis pride touiched ini a moment by such home thrusts as M r. H olnmes of Maine, is making at us. "Houpinag your efforts to imnprove thec agmi cultural interests of our c'oininonm connmiry wi H~ prove successful, I am, sir, youmr friendi and obedient servanmt ALEXANDER McDONAI.D. Eufaula, Barbour co., Ala., May 9, 1846.'' The:CarMena'Baptist, of thme 22d inst., states that " the health of Chmarleston, during the last ten moitlie,' his been- better than at any period for many years past, and will compare this sea son favorably with the healthfulnmess of anmy city in' the United-States, we befieve. - ay this blessing be continued to us." Amongst- the Regents appointed to or ganize the Smithsonian justitute, we are gratified to observe the name of the lon. W C.Preston, Presiudent of the South Carolina C6llege'; which selection, as is weli1known, is the best which could have been made for- the Uniorn at large.-tbid. T'heCPalmneitt. Regimnen.-T he -South Carolinianof the 20th insu.saye-We are confidently assured that our-volunteers wvill be. called-inuo actual service about thme 3et of Octobler, shold the war not be~ter wninated:by that-iime. - CoI, Butler has proceed# toe. Virginia Springs in order g o recrajkjis. ehih, which suff'emed much from enaii'dtring the last' winter ytiilseF' gaged on the treaty making-mis-.. sion joi Conianche and other indian ribes in ifar jvest., . Our towoman, Dr. James B. Davis, left Washington.city,,on Saterday.last, as Bearer of Despatches to our Embassy near c the court of.St. James at London, and also. r to Constantinople. Dr. Davis is an expe rienced cotton. planter and goes in Tur key, on the invitation of the Sultan.in or der to direct the introduction of the Cot. toniato. the "Ottoman Empire." Dr. J. Lawrence, Smith, a distinguished young a chemist and Charlestbnian, is associated s with him in the enterprise, aid will pro- ii ceed en.route for the "City of the Sultan" u in a few weeks. We wish them a pros perous mission.-South Car., 201 inst. - SouthI arolina Snators.-The Win chester (Va.) Republican says : "Messrs. Calhoun and McDuffie arrived here ~on e Tuesday evening in the cars, from Wash- d ington, and proceeded on Wednesday to . the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. ' Their visit was so short that few of our citizens wore avare of their presetce. Mr. a Calhoun looks well, but Mr. McDuffie Op- a pears quite feeble." Peace teill Mexico.-The Washington - correspondent of the N. Y. Evening Post, I calls attention to the fact not generally known, that an amendment to the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill was I adopted, providing the ways and means ihr a the renewal of peaceful iutercour.,e with Mexico. The writer is under the impression. t' from all that he can learn, that a direct proposition has been received from the 1 Mexican government, of which the resto ration of peace and the cession of Califor nia are'the principal conditions. From the Philariclxhia Ledger. .,By the arrival at this city from lhavana, on the 0th inst., intelligence has been re ceived at the Exchange, from Vera Cruz n to the 3d instant, brought by the stor steamship Vesuvius. It was very sickly ' at Vera Cruz, there being three hundred on the sick list of the British and Anteri can squadron together. No news from F shore. Commoadore Conner hail run the Princeton in under the guns of the town, P and although they could plainly see that the batteries were manned, she was not at fired upon. He afterwards learned that the ft garrison was in a state of mutiny, and would not obey orders. Important -The . Vashington corres pondent of the New York Evening Post, t says : "It is a fact which seems to have es- I raped general attention, that an amend- H mett to the civil and diplomatic appropri tion bill was nalpted, providing the ways B and means for the renewal of peaceable intercourse with Mexico. I am under the impres-ion, from all that I can learn, that ' a direct -proposition has been received from the Mexican gverntment of which a res toration of peace andithe cession of 'Cali- - fornia are principal conditions. - In the eautime, hvoweer, no relaxation of war- th ikelEirep;rationsa seems to have talcen place." -...4 I:w OaLtAs, Aug. 15-1 P. M. PI No further news from the army of con .eence at least. The Picayune this morn iag contains one or two letters from "G.. ci . K," iated at Mier and .Camargn, richd are iteresitng. Think of 93 A- .. naericanl soldiers telting quiet possession of slea towvn which holdls, at the lowest hi ~stimate, 4,000 inhlabita.nts ! Accorditng N o the satmd ration, 1,200 or 1,500 of our tl nen wvould capture the city of Me'xico. ~ l'he Alexicans, Renerally, seem to onter ain a mortal fear of the Camanches, whoD mur and pillage the towins and villages to hteir hearts content. without experiegeing if 'nuch resistpance from the cowardly inhab tanats, wvho gascontade terribly, when the - be is ou t of sight, but slink awaiy at the bjst glimpse, of danger. The Siexicans N nay have dikplayedl courage anti military :ndutct in the memorable battles of the 3th anti 9th, but each further .develope. nerit of their national character, to my S nia, shews thme comtbination of cowardice mtil cruelty. tmixed with a good portion of P ram,ori, the cnmmon trait of pulhrootns dt1 over the world. OBITUARY Died, on S-aturday night, the 15th inst., at is residence in this District, aller a few days] nr verny patmtful illness, Tuomas JEFFEasoN llaaam.Ea, Esotmaire, in the forty-sevenath year of his age. TIans terminaed the career ofotne ai of teur mois~t worthy' arl nteful citizens, his C asefanhmess has been tested'in a ptublic capacity in various ways. having servedi tor many years. as aaniber of the State Legislatture, for tanty years ant otilicer of tihe Chturch to which he be longed, and as a comtmandcr of a coman~ty of Volun tteer s. of fais imomediate fellow citizetns, tin s thme late Flo'rida war. .Aid in'the discharge ofc those high and responsible offices, he had so a much securedi the coinfidenice of his fellow citi zens, that through their strong solicitations he was one of the lrii-oiinant candidates before the people. l'or a seat in the State Senate at thte timne of his death. The wraiter of this was very intimate with .. the deceased, and-if lhe had any fault, in his private relations of life, it was that of ton muchi kindness or leeling for his fellow matn. H~e4 laos left an aff'ectionate wife and familhy of childretn, together with mnany relatives and frienads to mnourn his loss, itt fuct, the worth of this ausefnl man, could onlly be appreciated - most, by those who kntew him best. S. Died, on Monday the 17th inst., at her fa~ ther's residencee in 8partanourg District, ltlrs. LouisA T. L:zzNsY, Consort of 1'tr. Deatmis Lindsey of Hamburg, S. C., and only dauagh-. ten of Mr. G. B. and-Mrs. Rebecca Styles, ini the 25th year of her age. She was, for the last .I five years, a devout and orderly tmember of the Baptist Church, whuich faith she retained to the last. Sue hans left a husband arnd one child, with numrerous friends and relatives, to mourn their irreparable loss, but they mourn not as / those without hope. F'oR C~oisioNKUS OF TUE Poont. COLIN RHODES. HENRY H. HILL, * RICHARD GREGORY, JOHN C. ALLE.N. JAMES SHEPHERD. angu'ef26 - to 31 The friends of Capt. EsCHARD WAnD, atntounce hitnas a candidate for the House of Representatives at the ensuing election. Cancer; Serofalaand Goitre -- mple'experience fas proved that no'combi iation of medicine has ever been so effeetnal n renmoving the above diseases, as-JAYNE'S ILTERATIVE. It has effected cures that lave been truly astonishing, not only of .Can er or.other diseases of that class, but has re roved- the most-stubborn diseases ot the-Skin; wellings, Dyspepsia, 8,c. This medicine en ars io the circulation, and eradicates. disea es wherever located. It purifies the blood nd other fluids of the body, removes obstruc. on iii the pores of the skin, and reduces en. ngements of the glands or bones. It increas es the appetite, removes headache and drowe. ness, and invigorates the whole system, and nparts animation to the diseased and debilitn. -d constitution. Tnere is nothing superior to in the whole materia nedica. It is perfectly afe and entremely pleasant, and has nothing f the disgusting nausea accompanying the lea of swallowing medicine. - Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma.-No rem. dy has ever been found to remove the above iseases so promptly and effectually asJayne's :xpectorant. It cleanses the lungs from all ritating matters, while at the same time it eals and iuvigorates them. Prepared only t No. 8 South Third street, Philadelphia. I. S. ROBERTS is Dr.Jayne's only Agent I Edge6eld C. H1., South Carolina. Beware of Countcrfcits! August 26 3t 31 aPORTANT FOR THE FBIIENDS OF TEMPERANCE. The P'E IANANT TExtPERA CE DOCU1ENTd, ublished by direction of the State. Teaper sce Socicty, and under the Supervision of a ommittee appointed by that body. This is a valuable and interesting publica on, and should be in the hands of every Ten' erance tman. For sale by E. PENN, Agecnt for the l'uhlishers. angust 10 tf 30 Camp lFleeting-A Camp Meeting ir the Edgefield Circuit, will be held at Mount 'crnon Camp Ground, to commence on Wed esday the 9th of September. The Quarterly Conference will be held on 'ht raday. The Boar-i of Managers of the Missionary ociety of the Edgefield Circit, will meet on riday, and a Missionary Sermon will be reached on Saturday. The Preachers and people of this District, id also of the adjacent District,, are respect lly invited to attend. E. PENN, Rec. Stewt'd. nugnst 19 ti 30 MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS. The undersigned having been assigned by e Misstosar BoARo to lpbor in Division o. 1, of the Edgefield Association, will attend the places and at the times stated below: oreb, on Saturday before the 5th Lord's Day in August. etlah, on Saturday before the 1st Lord's Day in September. , The Meetings will continue for seven d ays circumstances render it proper. Z. WATKINS, D. D. DRUNSON. June 11,18-4; The undersigned having been appointed by a Hone lissioi BOaRD of the Edgefield iptist Association to labor in Division No. will, by. Divine Permission, attend at the nes and"places stated- below: J Oak:eGre:i esSaiidaylioforo thoSti Loird's Dny-in Augttst. - easant Grove, .on Saturday before -the 1st Lord's Day in September. Each meeting will continue for a week, if -cumstances shall ,end,-r it proper. JOSEPH MORRIS, A. P. NORRINS. Elders Wxi. WA-rss iand Jous, Tat.ir, ving beena appointed -to latbor in Division a. 2, of thme Edgelim'ld A ssnciation, will attend e Churchaes att the tim-es stated below. ster Sprotgs, on Saturday before the 5th Sabbath in Atrgudi. ianascus, oan Satutrday biefore the 1st Sabbath in September. The Meeting will continnie for sevenm days, circumanices render it propler. July 1 tf 23 'rTe undcrsigneud .having beetn assugnen hty r Mlissmos..mny hthata tua labour in Divisiomn a. 3, of the Edgetieild Associatton, will attend alhe places at the times stiated below: At Lexington, on, the 5th Saturday in Angst. At Rocky Creek, on the 1st Saturday in aptembher, And will continue Otto week at each of those aces, circnstances wvarrantinog. H. A. WILLIAMS, SAMUEL GETrZEN. July 1 - - tf 23 u)$bie Notice [S H EREBY iiVEN, that the Subscriber Iwill apply to thec Logislature, -att its next eaton. to renew. the Chattmer ol hit Bridge :ross Smevenas' Cree~k. in Edgefield District, tnumonly cal led Delatghater's lBridige. . JOHN BAUSKETT. august 24th 1846. if 31 Notice. SBARDACUJE will be gi'.en at II. C. TUas~at's Spring. Otn FRIDA Y the 4th eptemaber next, by' the citizens of the adjn:. mot neighborhmood, to which the'Candidates, id cinizens genb ra!ly are invite d. BEsNr't SygVE~is, Gooby McMase's, Jso. S. Sui*s.r, A. B.ASt, BaRYAs DEEN, Six. MATHEws. LEwis CUr.Bat-rr. Committec. august 16 2t 31 F stuperior quality for sale, in lots to suit ~ purchatsers. Apply to T. CROKER. AL the Post Offce. Saugust 26 tf 31 INotice.' H TE undersigned having purchase'd the ,entire intetest in the Tin Shop at Edge. eld Court House, would beg leave to inform se public. that they intend carrying on the anme business, such as. RooI~ng, Gastienin, and iManufiactuuriig of Tin, Copper, & Sheet iron isall manner of JOBBING done, in work. innlike manner. All orders from Merchants and others wtill e attended to at the a. ortest notice. HILERY COOPER, CHARLES L REFO. august 2 . tf 31 Rock Cautter, -freU Digger, and lkaster. A NY persons wishing Rock Cutting, Well ~m i Dggng olating wvork donue, can be Wll., &ROBERITSON,. At Pottearville, Edgefild District tion the next year- comiiescing on the first Mundny iniJaary,^ 847t As ste'a din sif r has:been the long estiis usag .f thieddiainf,'it will be resuimed i'nrale next yeah - ' The rates ofTuition are as follow,payable in advance, quarterly: - For Spelling. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, . perquarter,.. $4 00 With the ibiove;' English Gritininar and Geograihy' 6 00 With-the above,Pltilosophj,"N-turida: :*;', Mental;and jtbral biymistry, - Botany, History,'&c.. 8 00 Composition tIibk rrequired ofrthe Pupils, as soon as they shall be capable of attenditg to it. - " For the two .inter ijariers achargh'for .Firewood 'will benn1 , of fifty ceitiseach. Tbe'nmount~o i'ecation'~.ill be two months in the.year.' a - : august 26 - 4t 31 Robs'sriee Current. LASTf pspunders and Garters, from .121 cent 7 centp-a Pairh. Rice at 201 Hbs. zor. F 00,.fine quality, Gunpowder 3 lbe. for $1 00 Shot $1 75 lebig, or 3 lbsfibi 25 cents. Bleached Shirtii Nat 121 cents a yard, Unbleached 'do wide, at 10 ets. a yard, Cotton Osnaburgi10 cents d-yard,. do : S'ripes l20 do: -:de do Yarn at 814 abundle of 5 pounds, Lenon Syrnp,-a ueparb aftreic, at 50 cents a bottle, Student's Bible, a very usefl work with very broad-ruled iriargin, Greek and English, $5 50, A few nore copies of Thompson's Mexico, $1 5)0, Davies' Algebra 874 cents, Southern Harmony 874 cents, Sacred Harp$1"00, Lnamprire'sCligseal Dictionary $2 25, Anthozi's Graiinar$ 1, 00, Winter strnisedbleaclied Sperm Oil $1 374 cents a galfon; , Copy,Platesfo'Finpile25 cents; Pietnres fioti-itely 37.1 cents by Boz, Cologne Watersaind Perfumery, Combs, &c. very cheap To chase a lot-Lays Blanks 374 eta. n quire, Peters'-Pills, anl'Sherman's Worm Lozenges, with Quiniiteunid other Dnigs and Chem icals, lotrii&le-idy, by R. S. ROBERTS. Edgefield C'.1, August 25, 1846; august 26 .. 2t 31 Notice. - Oatnix.tny's (OFicE, 25th Atgust, 1846. lU E Esta;eir Enaoch Walker, deceased, being Derelict, and the papers. having been plared-in my hands flr asettlenent of the estate, those' indelit'ed are hereby notified to make payment to ine' immediately, and those having den t di'tai-reseist theni. properly iat tested, on or before the'ist day ofJunuary next - .. - JOHN HILL; o. .. in. august 20... . t1J 31 - .head Quarters' 2nR EGT.CAvAa:Y, J4thAugst. 1846. PURSUANT+tn General Orders, the Se cond Regitent of Cavalry. will Parade a'. Longnires,, on.Saturdny the.19th ot bep teinber neat, unriformed anid 4uipped, for re view, drill and-iippe-ction. ' The comthisiitied :ard non-comnmissioned officeri ilt nshieine-it the samne'ptace, on the day previonsf6 driWland instruction'.. By dr f - t , ", Hlead Quarters, 2d Regiment' Caairy 24th; Aug: 1846. HE Edge6edSqniairon of Cavalry, will. 3.arad- aut Edbeiidld Cotitt Hlouse, on Saturday thne 5th of- Septemniror next, armned and egipe as the law direr~ts. A comp cte retmrn, of the etfective strength, nr~ns anud equipmnents of thne Squnadron, will be reqniredu oun thueday of patade. By order of .. J. C. SMiYLEY. Col.; 2d Regimnt Cavalry.~ augutst 26 2t 31 State of' South Car'olina, ED GEFIE LD DISTRICT. BY JOHN lULL, Esquire, Ordinary .LlofEdgeield Districm. Wh~ereas Willis Ross, bath -appliedl to mec for letters of Administration, on all and sin:,ular thne oods arnd chat tels, rights and credits of Nathan Rushton, late ofsaid District, aforesaid, deceased. . These arc, therefore, to cite and admon ish all and singular, the kindred and cred itors of the said decease' to be and appear before tie.. at our next Ordinary's Conur( fat the said District, io be hiolden at Edgo field Court Honse~, on tihe 14thn day of S3eptemnber' next, to show cause, if arty, whny tihe said administration should not be granted. C iven under my hatnd and seal, this theo 24th day. of- August, in thne year of oner Lord onte thousand eight hundred and for ty-six. lond itn tihe seyenty-first year of Amnerican lndeipendence.. JOHN HILL, o. E. D. Auigust 26 2i 31 State of South Carolina, 2DGEFIE LD .DISTRICT-.. BY JOHN- HILL. Eq., Ordinary of LIEdgefield District: . Whereas William Flin:2, hath ap plied to me for Letters of Administration, on til and singular the goods and chattels, righnts nod credits of Edmund Flinn, late of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are,.therefore,:to eite and admon ishn all atid singniar, the kindred and cred itors of tbe said deceansed, to be and appear before me, at ottr next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to he holilen at Edge field Court House, on the 4th day of Sep tember next, to show cause, if qny, .why the said admininistrationi sbould not--be granted. - . -- *Given under miy hand and seal, this the 24th day oh August, -in the. year-oL our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-sixth, and in the .71sat year of Amner con Indepeindeneis. JOHN H~ILL, 0. FE D. August 26 2t 31 Clerk Wante4. W ANTED nan experienced CLERK, ac custorned to..tlhusiness of a general country store, No other. need -apply, as ino other i wantod, hutsa thogougnly experienced Clerk, to winomi a'.good oomupensatnu and stea dy employmentt dill. be gnve.1i Aliply, if by le tter, fast pad, to- a A - R. S.: RtOJERTS. :EdgofeeLC.-H. AugustM l,846. - - - mutz 19 2t 30 EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Ctunsvon, (8. c.)- Aliisi 1T,-346. j By his Ecelencyj li'M. AlE N., Esq .Gover . nor and Commander in Chief in and over the State of South Carolina. W HEREAS, information has' been re ceived at this Deinirtriin-hit r 41R= T H U R, the slave of Isaac Weatherly, Esql., of Cheraw District, whio has absconded from this State, and is said to be in North. Carolina-, and has recently been engnged in decoying *off and stealing slaves, instigated by white mhen who are now in the custody of the law, and as so ne larionis a traffic should b? severally arrested; and in order that the said Arthur may be bro't to trial. 1 do hereby offer a reward of ONE UIUN DRED DOLLARS for his apprehension and delivery at any Jail in this State'.-Arthur. isa about:, feet 7~r8 inches high, abonr~t30-years of age, bas a keen eye, and rather a down look.' Given under my thand this 1.7th day of Angust, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty six, and in- the-seventieth year of American Indlependence. -WILLIAM1 AIKEN. -By the Governor. ROBEar Q. Paxcx nEY, Secretary of State. august 26 2t 31 Proclamation. -EXECUTIVE OFFICE,. CHAtRr.EsroN, (S. C.) August 1y, 1840, Piy his Excellency Wh!M. AE N, Esgr.. Goner. nor and Commander in Chief in and-over the - Spate of South Carolina. - WHE REAS, as information has been "re -ceived at this Department, that Totif, a slave of Mr. Sarah Mlarree, was shot and kil!ed by one JOH N JONES,. on Sunday, 9th Augnst, and that the said John Jo'ne's ha ifed from the State, supposed to have gone to.Sa vannah, in Gieorgia. In the end, that justice. may be had, I do hereby offer a reward $100 for the apprehernsion and deliv :ry of the said fugitive from justice, into any jail in this State -hie is about 50 year of age, verf stgist, five feet 6 or 8 inches. .high, .red face, downcast countenance arnd gray hair. Given under my harnd-this 17th iJay o'fAdigust, in the year of our L'ord one thousand eight hundred antd forty-six, and in the seven tieth year of Ameriean Independence. WILLIAM AIKEN. By the "Governor. RossEtr Q. P:Nntr, Secretary of State." august 26 2t 31. -- R&2d. ita i err' Pail ill : R ea . n :.M e H E timoa will conte- when., this :9 dii i;" 1 BRNDitETIU:S'PIILS,0.wi1( be att' preciated'ai' they ,ght, and dserp i:Iw b'e a ell'Elidcrtdt ;tsn est. sim3 up.>.nt":lh iat tn thiat every''inillvidonil ielio :ninke4ai.( itilefih Branifreth-Pills, doncdes.;theni to:-bs;.tt eep;i medicine they everiused..a.They .tre-mdeed a medicmne-about which there. is no mnistake.m-' Their valne inu c limate so ciangsid aotirIG th.de otesstial~t seric _n nd-. od " tAire beadfcec ftatipratfud h Brnrt il aea rnlybnfca f fee. ~tnha tisimoran mdiin save vauabe lvesu hs-ein hr h Andan atge o thS; dreadfgu eidie is4 Pils - his m~edic ine he . iErsal.y used anoery .owodbe i vians.~e Sho isitwtiZtherS .infoses.tiss is, baure. V cevditthis a-mprntediciet remove mrbid hur. from lysoIcWatherboonydnt ror tof graw scarirt fweronhs abeoed fhcromei mateadis -Teatrd toribinNothe ariaana ktingm-aver-wichite bwie aend,-hy are now afite wthe custoni oMaelaadiss nee Iroasrnfcshould webe ifitvereaoryn priestedc occasinordrs h the . i Aolrtur. maye the' tmediain. 1irio hrmyonietwtterrwr whichE amdldlirbuttreyeoe Jail impusrties Aromu thne loich trenthe n theafeeble,andc itet eda toe our twod o'niae hbitanod iheaty standrdan fLety sixgaind iay thtseveytde earn of thec mannfrteacurleofBrndet that vr her withKmy, h retary uon.itay *e~e.i use accrigm oteietions c Dr. hi radeth's Prinipa OAie 24q. Broad-. way, N.d Y.;other finie in Ndorh WTIIEeine inlyforain Edlied heenr trict, ve. S t thists, epdrtmeetC.t-H.; Eenric a Tlaeycr Habrah ;r.eS. wa' s.aC. Smynd kMletnd tet lo by oeJh J.S o. Snllams, Ai Akgen, and yat eate agJent atever hs. traic , in Oita. Inteethtutze may gentd ain therb ogenuna a rerr.10 ftie apeo eysinead dby ao the sato im. -dg is ab H.o gut 50 2ea ofae 3cr 31~t t B Y ntehae land gray and etnnnto.Ae iland unovision hasbenradetit rfor the ain-t innance aeucr of a un ner osandignt orhnre oftis Ditrit. undr the gevof t iean yan ofeicthe ILeipaeeCm ythe Gonvolnerino th ettoTe hproured0, Pa sir be craoStBait - adugt 2 i6 e 2eo: mbr~n de1g assonasdhe an asceriennmbero bIenficies, .oet uitablei riigs-fo pither aommoatio, and to .obtite srvi thatevrstittin.ie -.o . -rii.af~ rlicitt e o-yopea~tinof They itizen gneeay tbutnoearot ichryo theie Cotitsioes-o pFreepuSchiots is asocertaite nlutmbteyreo'i cde, idnsturrepetioiseighbrhod s ete wo theaenefidsgned bil'e, findfactiin of the -Totestal . eric ..tad. .l the. bComtdeiciyofnt idprtsdt fluidng the Hiaurt Pils ta Odiepill benifal -e beingvece. noth-ysewil as Pil.LtDai AueictDeS Cnvrally rs is-i Git othe disoass LsisO. t wt .ai Almportant m tiieortmv mobi c- n ~Ani comw .tis riiiton srre~re i{ in proof of the wondei!il =o0'U idbbf-ii t ibove named medicine:- " F r & - READ{ IREAD!! REAd-l.h & We the undersigned, havinr visited M 9? Isaac Brooks,J.; at-heoffice o of4esratRw land:&T Waltonr " b* phin, consider .his case the most..makabe. one we have ever witnessed ofheai 7 1 His disease was SCROFULA, aindterr must have been his telve years' conIcith the:destrofer.~wh-ww " eimte His Palate, the entire roof of-his :Moth, Nose, Upper Lip and lower. lid-of enuateu. fye have been destioyeila his -acrsg* e~acn sp, and pait oflthe JaWBv "' .' a% ay. And vetwe can Cg'z_: his case. - . t. .. - Mr. B. informs ns tltai 1:inn aryih whole intersom of his rtouth as e, asoto' his fdee, wds a mass of deep. addainul cers. " :. ce.n the Jjfth Af jan p r _ (in he ith o'Jauarlj,.ast,, he cotmencre$. taking Dr. Cullen's. Indian .Vetapibl, tg. ? cea, which checked the, disease ifn a few; and from the- time. the cutre has g without intermissio. New flesh ihas iupphled l the 1asde of deep ulcers, and th'otgh' badly disigdred ih1s face is sound, and his general Itealti is r'fs tored. We arepsatured thiat in the treatment of Mr Brooks' case, :o. Mecurials, Ointments ,or Caustic application have been use, infect the Panacealilonti, has wrought this wonde, ful change. - J. W. Jones, H: D., South Secotid Street ' Philadelphra. - - Rev A.D. Gillette, Pastor of Eleventh ap tist Church, Philadelphia. Daniel McGinley, Kessler's Alloy, Phi F. P. Sealets. Editor of the Olive Brandh, Doylestown, Bucks-county, Pa. Constant Gillou, Attorney atLiawiNo 3D, S. Fouitli treet Phiiladelphia L. A. Godey, Ladies Book, 101 Chesmnut St., Philadelphia' - - . -- Rev. J. R. Nichols; Pastor ofBrickmaker'e.. M. P. Church.Philadelphia. The above named. ' inemen;. (eonstituing' ": bit a small portion o(4hpse who have'visited'e Mr. Brookli ai 9i'r ofce in Philadelphip) are. &iHlI known,'and ihir.high stanading umsoeietyK preclides the. idea of.their.lending theirna'ies, to carrf onwait imsposition.'- - . . And here'e say- withi't'the fear ofcontra dietioqj, that we have not found a case ofScro - fula or oilier disease for w.hich we recommend the. Panicea, whidh' the medicine has notspee dilj arrested... We have at this time a multitude ofpa' tients under. freatment, all of whom are doing well. Among thet:'.is one of C.A N CER, which was pronounced by plrysiiaiens beaendL. the reach of SUrgicet assistance. but from' all appearanecs will be ciired in d feiv months: Prepared.by-ROW AN A VAL TON, ?tor prietorsnd-sord by .R. S. ROBETd 'Edge Augnt'26 3. 3i -8 "eive-. aftistafor ylaborsna, - Cleir'sO ceiii small in -p now on-mn haiy dia~gresii s for, I must' lainestly regues liritgDeedsstoiag of iforreco i them moey withthe-De t,tF : - ;6" age of the pblic: v{ '- a a_ -uids tene ti an - aasortmento e 'afe f nariua n" Edgefield C H A usti2' t2~ For sale b SILY& CIEAPON. august 12 -. - 3t 29 New Arrivals' at Roberts CHEAP CASH STORE? ASM VA LL LOT of Shotlder-s of Bacon at 16I ce'nts-a pound, Orange, Flower anid Rose Water at 50 cents' a pint, Silver P'encil Cases from 50 cents to $1 25 es. German Silver-doa do 25 do 37j " Carpet Ba gs, small size, Henry's Calcined Magnesia, Ktowland's Macassar Oil, genuine, M.ichielh's Geography and Atlas, Murray's Grammar, Pikes Arithmetic and Key, Winter strained Lamp OiL Preserving Kettle4, porcelain lined, Salt in 4 bushel sacks at 70cedts a .bushel, Suspenders, Buttons, Needles, Buffalo Hlorn. .Conibs, - Tooth-Paste and Powder,.Shaving Cakes, Sachets, Court Plaster, Pencil Leads, Tooth .and Huair.Brusllaes, :. - - .Edes' Verbena-Extrect; aksdrted Extracts. Pine Palm Soap, Shell Sid'e Combs, Tohae Bqxes, -.. - - Segar Cases; -common and ailver*Thimbha - Emery Cushions, - -.* Ladies' light coloregi Shoes, . - - . Ladies' Walking Shoes'and Buskins, Fine Water Biscnit at 64 pents a pound, Spermaneti Candles, Castile Soap, * For sale by .~~ JOET; Edgeieh1 :C. IH., Au'ust 18, 1846. august14 ,. 2t' 30 * -:.arin 5or Sale. ONTAINING'six hundred. and thir Jty acres, in a.bigha state of enliiva. tion,. adapted.:toitha raising - of -Cottos,. Corn, and small Grain.n.It .lies -on the mai rood leading from Augusta, via Edge. field C. H., to: Cojumbia, (31- .nulhes from. the former, and 46 Iroi. he .latter phace,)~ on that belt of~laird kniown~aa the !Ridge,' which, for beauty and healthfulness, is niot~ exeed~ed by any~ section in the State. Qa. this Farm there is. a two .story ,Dwilling House, formy.feet. long,.with'a frame kitch-i en, N'egro Houses, Barm, Corn Cribs sind~~ Stables, all peadly dew ; and every.adsel of Fence on tbhace.has .been. reetj4g built ane'W, Writhin *the. lasz three..girs.e The ha'nd tis..beautifully,. undulating.gaoda - is well watered. .The. lacei neeiu to Meeting Hos.b f:Bt ~ , M ahow dist; and I,6therin denf eil'O2% d ig, in every reapbe, a eeray: le itua.',s Ehi ofesional r~'t& -~ ~~tizati of dgfield Villagiidie tM Office .next door, East of Dr. R1. T. Mtd residence.' Aitil2 % 40