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unfi! after the death offits-autltor. Article the rceud.entitled "The Preacher,"evinceslearn ing,.and welldecribes the high cailing and tie cssential qui6centions of a Mlinister of the Gospel. The fon'rth.article gives atiinteresting sketch of the several States and 'he condition of society in mnodern Itaily. The fifth article is a prilosophical- essay upon "The Study of Ilistory," and is a good revien of the able "introductory lecture on modern history." by Dr. Thomas Arnold. It utlords tuch inrstrur. tiont, not only to the general reader, but to the diligent student ofisktory. Article sixth. enti tied, 'The condition of woman," is a review of a work called "Wontan in the nineteenth century, by S. Margaret Fuller "a lady distin guisied for her learning and her talent. The r. viewer is so ungallant a knight, as to tilt a h.nce with Miss Fuller, in the subject of the rights and duties of the Iair'ex. To use the language of-the reviewer, "M1Iiss Fuller i: con tending for wlnt she supposes are the rights of her se, stops short of no claia :which woman may make, to periect equality with men, in every thing whicli tat now does.', " This cannot he. We cannot give her the artor and the jnmyelin-" She may be worshipped as a dcit), but it must not ,e as a Pallas. If she is to possess power. (and who shall gainsay her claim to the possestonl?) it must be the power of her weaki ess. tier whole history. her physical and moral conform ations. go to show that she c'in have no part in the strength, the r:ndeness. the impeneti a bihty that gives mnati his dominiation. LInlowed. like the partner of he.r race. with an imot'rtal mind, an emanation of that holy original whence she sprang, she yet differs froin man in that Leen liar organiz:tion and its efier'ts, whieh shi owes to the imotable will of her Creator. Imaginative and sntceptihle, weak. timid and dependent. she looks tp to and leans upon man, as the being who is to cherish, to suippoi m and tio defend :er, and unlike the nngrateit ioistletie which rubs the oak to wh:ch it cling, ofnonrishment and life. she adds, hov the caion of her protector, and by the sweet innltoice of*! her virtnes, leads hint to better deeds and par cr thoughts. "' Wonan thus tinid.gentle and dependent. must yield to man the rough and rigged paths c f life. She was not inale for tiumltiois a" semblies, for t!-e chicanery ofI politics. the tnt hrulenace of public a'lice. or the hold and fine Lions declamation of the legislative hall. It is among the Lares and Penates of her horne. thet domestic hearth antId the hotsehold duties. th:t the claimns our esteem and winrs cur love. Should she wailder firom this, her ap1pointed path. she may, like some fiery and erratii zo met, becune the Nine days woid: r of the world, hat it is only when revolving in her proper orbit as the obedient dangiter. the af tectionate mother, or the faiiliflI wife. that she sheds around, the mihl utre of a planet which pleases by its regularity, awhile it charms by its beanuv." This N well expressed. and ineets our hear ty approbation We believe that the great majority of the ladies themselves must coincide with the reviewer ins opinion about the proper sphere, in which the gentle sex should ever move. Article the seventh is entitled "11r. - Clay nd the American System." This is an able defence of Free:Trade. and is a severe critique upon the doctrines of Mr. Clay. Ar ticle eighth is upon '' The Nebular Ilvpothe sis." Article the ninth contains a number of critical. notices. Upon the whole, tiur nnb'erI before Lis. will sustain the high ri putation of! the ' Sountlerpr Quarterly Review., For the :dccrlier.r. mSr. Erwron.-Belicving. that there wiil lie e':neiderale anxiety iii the publie imind, reta ive to tie circmst:ices immei.,di;ttely in cart tiocinr with tire tiinimely de(atht of 31r. Wil liam Lundy, I hitrn ra'erhid,-d to give in britf bu.t correct t temen?. t the who., . r le:ir. O m.n Thr-:diay mo~rnitig the 7yth rnit..-Wm'i'c. L timly. came ti ury hoiurse iii a viic. I wa' aheeni, anrd they e.masectcrntly coacehiJd tri go toa tihe creek. arnd aror:- themiti,-lvec awhii'a fishrig AbrIourt 1:3 o'clock ther trenetrd to the hn'tse, muhfun hit netr :n-it TI'ev reatinedi with cie until aller dmnirer, ray until :1 o'clock. We then n tially aigreed'i to go rdoannc :cad spemri the night at Mir. Lindy's. amid the day Iollow ingt to enigage iiiirn a -I hiuntt. Shrort ly :er wve ]reft myi' him~rsi Iar .Ir. Lnt.eiy's. artd whenari w'.ithini abouu or 10)0 va:rhis of 31lr. Joarh aiins forI's, ituir attenrion wvas attraerl by somie bni-rd-i thying aupr. . Wrc stepped andi speni proh-rbly, siOme 15 orr 20t riintttes, the dt'eceeil -hrootitig soenre two. or threre ties at thiemt. 1)rurig thli thrie. .l. Itarinstrd canl'ed to us froam hris niindiew. inrviing irs toe cro' int arid sit aiwhile, to wvhichi we all rgreedi. We liad scamrce'lv aisen iturii ;e:t. ihni a srnmmieens ihr miyself or Dr. Mlabry. ;crrne~d to :ttnd ai pa tient saomie distance ot'. DJr. Mlabry set aut rmmediaitely to arttenid the case, accomanjei ed by mtyselfI as far 'aek ir< rmy hocuse, lehiaving Roper anrd udeca~ewd at 3Mr. lfirinsordl's, tuntil I might retrni arltir which wae weare to piroceedh .to .r Lundy's. I w abhsentu ubout 20 orr~ crites, threni rode itp tin thre giae arid cailled to Roger and decearsed, to ride. Joh1 n Irir s-puke. ninl said that lie had just setnt to thre spring lhr a tbucket of coiol emater. anid that I had, better call amnd' get soe. I dismaiountedI arid'walked tup arnd sait downo on tire toap stepi oif the porticot ier abeuit 4 or 3 inurtes deceased -,acame with. hisgun in i hand, f'or wve rid three wetre aburt leravinrg. aind ,.toodp ali thia step by rme wiith thre bitch ohf Iris grin. res'iing i think on the samrie step,tire tntzzle' up~wamds. I)per, about this timite aroer f'rorr Iis sent. arnd starnted ontt 'at thre doior. and abhorut tire tim: hre wars pars sinig between d'ca'ased anrd miyself, ae' of tire barrels was dischacrge'd. Tire i'cntentrs poiseda ire at thec left temple. teairinig eeote hrf eel iris heaid. Whilst lie was thnig rif, crnd ini front of thre stleps, thea secontd bairrel was d isric ad, hodgin its comernts ini tire erth, with in a very fewiche of' wihere thte ncnl'oilrtuate youngt~ mian wais lying; tthe catuse of' both e'xploisions being riukntowi to any prese'nt. Theare were fouar aif ir. present: when the arccidemr ihaopenled, .antd I rim sartisfied, that one ycard square would have intclutded the whaile of' us. I hatve thtus briefly given y'oui a true and' correct history oh' .al1 the circutmstarnces in cnnexionr with tIsde-' plorauble occutrrernce. hropintg theireby. tie disa L tse' the public rinrd at uonc, sehtaoutldc tan thig go. or have gone abriead, nitrueri, ini cortnexion wvith this i'ital accident J~thES A. DEVORE. South arolina U. S. Senalor.-Coh: P. 1H. Elmrore istiominated int thre Mer. cury' of this moi-ning as Senator fromt tis State to the Serrate of' the United St ates. in tine place ofh Hi fn. Geo. McDufllo, wiho is said to ta ve resigned. The choice of Col. Elmiore would give general satis faction. Publie Intier to Ml'r. Dallas.-Thec Vice Presideut, being ion' tat th' e Faquira'r Springs, has accepted att invitation ex tended to himi by Iris puliticmal friends, to partake ofua public dinner, to be given at Mafrentont Va,, ott Thursday, the 27th STATE ELE.CTION. . oith Carolina.--The \Vhigshavc sue ceeded in electing a majority of both branches of the -Legislature-4 in the Senate, and 16 in the Commons. Gov. Graham has been re elected by a majority of about 6000 votes. Illinois. -The election in this State ha resulted in favor of the democrats. who have a large majority it the Legislature. The Congressional delegation consists of d democrats and I whir. Arkansas.-The dentocrtts have elected a majority of the Legislature ; and havr also elected Col. It. W. Johnson to Cou gress, without opposition. .ilissouri.-In this State the democrats have elected the e:ttire delegation to Con gress. Kentucky Ilection.-Fuli returns of the metnbcrs elcet to the General Assembly of Kentucky shi the follow ing result: In the Senate 2G Whigs and 12 Demo crats; in the Ittse (f Representtives 53 Whigs and 37 Ienmcrats; being no iucrease over the Vhig majority of last Sear of eight. Col. Fanning. of the U. S. Army, died very suddenly at Cincinnati on the ISth inst. The Commercial says Col. Fanning has been in twenty six battles. wherein he distinguished himself for soldierlike qua li ties. fie has been at the lietirie llotise For three months past. Vhen tile girag eouoded for dinner the Citl. was sit tin; be fore the d:or, as well as ustta:. lie then went iuto his room, and was taken with tin ap pletic fit. and bfore tmedical aid cool.! arrive he was dead. Secretaryf Bancroft.-The Vashingion correspondent of the N. Y. Herald, states *on tie most crediblo source," that it is no loner doubtful that M1r. Bancroft will retire from the Navy Department on the a -t October. clsuing. Coe. Dorr.-Cov. Dorr. it is stated, is lyi dangerously ill at the resideue ol lIon. Ilenry 1 allon. tt Cutberlantd, about lifteen miles front Providence. The latdcpend'nt 'reasury -Tle new Treia-ury law went into operation in the l'reasury department on Friday last. A deiposito in gold and silver to the atonto of some $3,000 was made.hy Mr. Burke, t'e Co:nnissioner of 'ateats. tund some $l5.000 of treasury notes by Maj Nourse, actng register. An emission of about $200,000 in totes of $50) and $100. niii be made as rapidly as the ollicers cau sign their names. The new Constitution which wais stil tnitted to the vote of the people of Mis. souri, has been rejected by a decisive ma jority. Fate of a Cliurnia L.rpedition.-1 t is feared that Cnp. Leavitt, and his friends, eleven in number, who started to Califor nia last April, have been murdered. A party of hotile Camanches have been seen in possession of their gtuns and other amts and th~e traders of Little River,.iu A.he Seminole conury, believe them .t be murdered. - It is-mntiioned as a remarkable coinci detce, that one vote curried the tariff of 1821: one vote the tarif'of 82 8: one voto in each house carried the tatitr uf I42; and by ote vown in the Senate the tarif of 1b51 becate alaw. E,, rllrinal i rssachusls.-Tiie B .s tonl lTraveller. oft the t'5th intat.. stales that on that tmnonin a littIe befoire 5 o'clock an eart hqua;ke of very 'onsiderale. violene Iioo t ~were s saken, wittdo~ws an.1f do;,r ratttledl, bells were rung,. andi the shnnhtter in" w~ere waked tup. 'lThe vibiratitis dlo ntot appea r 1t) hatve bieen preeedt or at syr & atopamesi~ earilhquaikes, liu t:h erlie h t odce by'i the suddnt and violentt tmotions of a persotn in ait adujotit ing room,. or ini t he chabe; ttr overhtead. S'ime persons thu nitht they felt two or three suces'ive shlor'ks, but the Editor ol the TPraivellert thtinks there wais htt one. The shick was felt at Camibridlge. Newa o.L ynn. Ntahantt. Salem. Beverly, WVest horo' tand WVorcester. Thte mttogeaic tn lietsity at the Otbsirva tory at Cambnlridgew, was greatly disturhed by the shock. 'lThe vibtra ions appearted to he in a dliremriont ntorthi ande sooth, and to have conitiiuedl for a second otr twoi It is cexceedlintgy oorbale that this t. but lie sl ighai con~tSegIenice oh e severe eathquaike thatt htas occutrred in Suth A mterica, the aiccorats of whicht we ma ;y he gia sont to look for. FOCR Co~ttlismo'~:as~o aTHEu PItt. IIE.\aV HI. 1111.1,, JIll N C. ALilN. The friends of Capt. RtCitano Wai atintonntee himi ai a cantdidate for the IHouise of Rlepresema ttives at the ensnaing cet'erriln August le to otJ 3'1The trientds ithJ~Ut.Lt 13ANKS, tan. ntounte himt as a Catid iate for ithe Oflice of Oirdinary t the etnsuitg.election. 1.1PO1t.TANT FOR THET FIrENDS OF' TEMiPI~ltANCE. The PEnsIatas-r T1'tranauxe. Doctt.s-r5. Puablishedi by direction ol the State Temnpetr antet~ deiety, antd tunder the Suiper visiotn of a Committee tappointed by thtat body. T1his is a vahlable and inte.restintg publica' tiion, aitd should be in the hands of everv TenIi peranfce mtan. Fur sale by E. PE&NN, Agenmt for the I'uldlislhcrs, anagust 10 tf 30 Campn Meeting--A Camp Meeting lor the f-.dgeetl Circitt wtll be lieklit ~Iont Vernon Catip Grotintd, to c'oiiinonc~e on W~ed ntesday) the 9th of Sepitmber. Tihe Quairterly Confeacence will be held on Thu rsday. '1The Board of Mantagers of the Missionuary Society of the Eidgeflid Circuit, will meet on Friday, atd a Mlissioniary Sermon will be preached on Saturday. -The Preachers and people of this District. and also of thei adjacent Districts, are respect fully invited to attendm. E. PENN, Recc. Steto'd. august 19h ef 3( EDGE'I PELD ACADEMY. Mo.THLY ItEPORT oF SCHOLARSHIP CLASSICAL u81001. Points. lusing3. Abscnces. James Bacon, 91 2 2 Samuel dlays. 77 5 3 John Richardson, 74 3 1 Charles Claires. 73 ' ( Joseph Glove, 71 a 11 L. .Yuungblood. 71 2 John Bacon, 69 4 2 E. Clark Simkins. 55 5 Frank Tmoupkins,.53 Robert Burt, 51 4 2 J. W. Lipseomb. 49 2 James Sandford, 47 7 0 Randall Bland, 47 4 0 Richard Grillin. 45 9 O Angn<. Tompkius, 43 7 1 J. If. Bfrooks. 4. 7 1 John Lip-eomb. 34 9 : Thomas Lipscomb.::5 Milledge Wever, 13 A. Mii.AtkAibon. 19s ENGLISH )EPAPTI ET. Roper D4risoe, 64 2 3 Robiert 11. Mints, Si) 1 Albert Paul, 49 1; I 747 1 Waurren Glover. 413 4 1 A. W. To n.ey, 4: 9 Rdpard Dlover, as 11 0 Robe'rt La r. 27 M i, Er. Xiiittglioorl, ;?1 1 Joules [gaol. 1' S .1 Augmustus~ Dowvd. 17 t: 4 Albert Lon. t 4 G1or e 1 arid, 1:3 S 9 Etasrin' .ints, 11 S 10 N. 13 'Iiaiee other p opil ari't record.-dl Parent will ploves oberve the number of H.Ser' 51 Tovey, .-tchlre nnes h wvrutt.mI excuseIi'm- l sril'nee, wvill Ilercaiftmr lie Iiresilrv eii for the exa luolatino of1 Ipa2ts ando Euardilr. , W. K. McCLINTOCK. AE. us 31-t. ISIG. It Y3h2 Jayme s Lisa Tonic -We have hmcrmtuihe inti~iliereil ourselves abollg those Iwho believedl that t he I Llair 'L'o,,ic" prerparedl byv Dr. Jayiie. wa-s one of1 the m~ihy qua~ck nostrtmo whuimn virtors an' never sen beyond he l tl chmiie palT of their atlui. We are wvilhi ti. at 1. rtgti. to ma~kei pl)ic ackttuwled"-. atnti of the error ef' our belief'. Au S oh mate fr'ienid. somle two or three mioths since, all the top of' whose craniumll waIs as bald ais a piece 1 olpojlihri mat hie, in nre all oilr Jest ing and rilzcaale ofthe idea of attemt oiing to crultiratc so barren a spot pnrchimaed a bottle or two of the hlair I'onic fion Dr. Jivoc,, aunJ. according to his hirections, applied it. 1) m~ing ti p~resent week the saute friendr ushered himuselhf tifo our p~reseince, and( unacovering his hitherto naked liid .astoi ishied its wi h a t him,.tlimomgh Iluxuiriant growtlh of hlair. From 1 to itncies inl luth 111(11 the vety. ,em iss wve had believed as unyim~lmling to culuivatiro, as the rr-ckl,-sr .and that skirts the Atla ntc. Th is is no)21 pull bat is rehigiriisly true. aid to those. who doubt, the gemtlm'uunii can be pointied oa2t. Whatz is mnare in 1tvor of this "Tolnic:," tlii' casc here c ir'd was riot one oft teimporary bihuIOess-t)o sudden losis of the hair-but wits one oil years standing thoug he g. entlieomau is butt forty-five yeriirs of nge.-ldadclpluii-Spirit of tite Tinges. It. S R(JJEITS. sole get, at E gitild C. If., South Carolina. E'Drrn't of (Thurdcrfetts. Sseptlut4r 22 3t :19SS[ >t 1tY S 'Tile iro'li'rsigie liiviii., been nissigiteul by the 1 issiomany BOARD to labor in D~ivision No.)i, of :tr E~dgetield As- cu'iiiiu, will attei~d lit thte iita:est tmd ait the tillicS stated bielow: fieuhlah. on '%atitml~y beliirt the I t Lorul's Day illSe nhm'r. ''e jleniq~ will ciitmnnin ri -, ,veni d 13.5 47 1 7''1l 43 U. 4 1UU S)N. ti n i th - 1kpt~ .s(iit 1~ tiIhri 1 0iiaN, .1 wll27 zvn 5emu ateda h I iie (11 ~li~ l trid 1diu N.us~i G. Cov. ri4 5ai ~ybfr te1 ritin excueir absn ce ilt ereatrb AI. . lcCLINTOCK Anuers:31st.SVIG. 1 t11 32i'Ter' w hoii beene atp ted ''llar n iirepare by. D. Jaylie . w-id n of ithe~l lnufny t qudc nost(.rlus hohe ies aedvr bevond the alsomei5 pil' oft~a thefre atheors We late will. ampitmlerh.ouk ubi cnwe mentiof theierror ofl ouribeief. A inteimdate iend somlltales reodor tr oml ine-e alh th o woseran~ium was asin bee d as a piece r of po i lise mar beit manere at~lt Wll our je ni jn rt iiues te ine fattedptinglo cut1 t th liir Creic fon th. Jane.td accrdingil pridece andl cttin oeerin his eahrthoe phed.astromisedcus wharrthi.thuhlxrin pthe ver trnisrIw'a beieeda I syieldig~iei tohcubijlration vilacl es iand th kte heAtlatir. hi its nrox puffr. to 1 ri ginlve n to t hoswi ci ei the doubhisihe was nt one~ of21 Taeprar ld~essno seoni Ioso the air-bnio lii ors onesi' ower ndin age-Piaeir -piu j'heTmes. r1fi. E ROiBERTssil. ol Ient appe Edgtfil C. i. ou mg 1thLimi nu .C . 'l eioare o ntLegirirf odts.toteh sagembier 2 *lt 'J2 The2a Endrigneiivin g been h il asq.irmd b No.ry ohG~ Edge.ild Ashat eowll at g'td aCt te p-esanda te tsstated birelow: arh wnah. on zicmatritbeorth nistLds. witayn Tetlefro ngdate. Puchnant ivhrb e ied y tr cicumsittnes rier nw aprovehsrit A.1 . ADI WN AdTinisrtr Jue. 16 .t 3 theR BYit f1.>0 orann alf lesthe Egieldr arlitF .\ ot i en lby rm tiion Arto. Jackwo, byr Five Dollrms~, datten a'th ohe Annnst and5 paes tte will w :11 a ad oeul 'omele byve hnivt aybfreteh Leteor * 3tmSepemer arcusancemrs shal y ed.r slitnprotper. ui ~Yp on Easers AppI18,to A. . O R. Damaens onSatrda beorth 1/cPst Oubbath Jdy 11f 23 ELECTOQV RESOLVES FO d:bCTO]BEit86. So MUCH AS R.LATE 59'O EDGEFri.LD, l): HOUSE OF REPRESENTATITES, i"Deeemnher 15. 1845. T HE Commitee can Privil-ges and Elec. tions, to whom were referred r'sundry Petitions, praying- the establishment of new places of - Elections, and the appointment of Managers for the next General Election, have had the same, under gonideration, arid beg leave to submnii the following Reiort- and re commend the ad:ption of the following Reso Iotuons: Resolved. Thaiithe Elections to le holden on the secon fiinliay in October next, and the day follow'ifor Members of C..neress, State Senators, alnd Mentbers of the House of Representatives, ehall ie held at the following places and conducted by the followine persons: EDGEF:IEL) DISTRICT. At the Comt Ilotse-J. H. Miis, C. A. Addison andM 1'rnzer. Longmire's-Jisper 1. Yeldell, J. P. Perrin and J. Anderson. Ridge-S. Watson, L. Holmes and E. V Perry, Collier's-C. G. Garrett, William Prescott and William G. Haminond. Cherokee Ponds-S . Gardner. Joe! Cni ry aid ) Shaw. Pine llouse--G. W ones, Ben. Hatcher and A. Miles. Tow le'--OliVer Towles, William May and S.' Chappel. "ll y a untn's-Alum A aniel, Wiley Griffin and J. F hurns.' ' Shepherd's-l.. Lagrc.on. E. Bledsoe and S. Cook. Sriley's-T. Nicholn, Jr., Wright Adams ar d D. Strother. Hamburg-George Parrot. M R Smith and Robert Anderson. - Mt. Willing-Arthur Simkins, Levi R. Wil. son and Man chesterPl'ad,et. ltichardsoits-John Seiitell, S. Atrawiiy and II. White. ('olemnan's-J. 1.-.Maynard, 11. Boulware and C. Yar.orough. Park's-IR. lardy, Aicus Tucker and Wm. Parks. Perry's-George .Hiewet, J. Wise and D Coleman. < Aloore's-Willfrlnil. Andrew, Jr., F G. Mariin and Villiam Rosa. Siitterfield-J. I'. Hlarrison, John Rodgers and S. S. Shadreck. Allen's-A. P. Kennard, A. Turner and S. diatthlen s. Powell's-S. Wise, J ames Powell and John Glover. Long's-Ker'Dewalt, r. D. Douknight and P. Holley. - Nails'-G. V. Miller, Henry Nail and lien. ry Cox. . Doru's-J. F. MAay, Jomsu Dorn and A. Mav. Itandall's--Colin Rhodes, V. N. Sweareii gin and A. Hatcher. Boulware's-John Lou, J. Coaslioi, and J. Eidson. Red lhill-L. Collins, J. D. Holmes andE. il'Daniel. Rochell's-J. Blackwell, Sterling Freeman and W. C Roberton Crepps'-R. Gregory J. Crepps and A Crepps. Ethe -idge's-J. Rhinehart; J. Etheridge and E. Caughmnan. The Election to' be held two days. at each place. The Managers to neet at the C. Hose on Wednesday. c nnt the votes and declare the election. . One Member of Cpngress. six Representa lives and one Senator to ie elected. ' 'd. Pillis to i opened at 2 o'clock, A. I: and closed at 4 o'clock P. 11. with cbnvenient intervals. The box> ves d or hag, to be sealed np when the b.lls ire :.o4sed, and not to be opened, except ti receive roto on the secomnd day. tiud to conunt tile vol s at the regrilir litne and place. . lescolved, Th at theat n::mgerr of l:!cetion prior to their pincee'ling the Ela:ti.:s, do take the foillowig n-ith, or aftlirnm:iiior. betire soime Mni.--rate. or one of the Managers of Electioni. to wit: -Thaut they wil faith':ily andi impartially condidet arnd aitl to ithe freg'in;: 1:eiins agrerenbily-to the Cm'iritatlion of the diate oh Sonth Cai eo na, anad the. hwv thiereof.'' :3. ;:esed, Ti it ini fitia no piersoti gafl itied to vole taur eachb branieh'ol lie Legislature, shall he peirmiittedi 1 to o ini pore thani one Elecrtiion District isr 'siih, rmns the Maniiagers o. Elections thiroiugh~ont this State, tire hierebuy required aind direc ted. iey think proper (iir on the appliait ion of any elector presentl) to ail minister to any person orr personrs iulfeing to voto, the follow-ne oath: I. A. D do salh'mnly iwear (or a-flirim, a~e the case may be) that I hii e iio-l at t is enai ralI Elecritin for members of the Legislatlure, votedI in this, or anry 01lb. r Ditrict sir lPtrishr. Iand that I aii con-stitiiuto.ally reptahliied to vole --so help mec God. And if any persont or per sonis required :ia aforesauid, to take such oaith or allirimation. shall refiuse Ur do sro, then the Alan a12ers, in their respecti'.e FAectin Djistricus or P'arishes, shall be, anid lhey ire liereby re quiredl anud einjoinsed to refuse such vote' or votes. and ini case the Managers shall reinse io requiire the nut: a- rfores'airl, whli. demuand ed. Ihey shall he lible io ll the pai antd pen alties they would he li.1' te and stutbject in for ineglecting any oilier diutiea regnired by themi as ilMnagers of Electionts. for either bramnch or thie.Legtslature. 4. Resolved. Thalit the-Act.altering the fourith section of the Cositituioni of the State of d. Carolina. lie Ieire'with publishecd~to wvit: "every free white main of tiiliagmi ofltwenrty.ne yeaurs. (panspers, andh nt-ni-conitmissionied aeilieers anid ptrivates of the Ariiy of 1.he United 8tates ex cpe)biga citiian of thise Stato, anid hav mgeided beein two 3 ears pirevious to the day of election, aind who has a freehiold of filty acres-of laund, urn i own lot, .of which he has been legally seizedl atnd posseissedl at least six months bief~.re such election or, niot having such freehnld or town lot, haih heen a resident ini thre Felt tioni District ii w'hich lie offers to give his vole. before the mafectioni six mionthis, shall have a right to vote for a membier or members to serve in either branch ofthe~ Legislature. for the Electioni Distr'ict in which he holds prope'r ty or residence. 5. Resolud, That the two years ,residence required by the Constitutioui in a voter,.are tile iwo years irnmiedin.tely previons to the electioni and the six moinths residenice in the Election District, are the six tuonth immediate ly previous to the ejection ;but if any personi has luis home ini thd State, lie does not lose the right of residence by temporary absence, with (lie initenition of leturning ;but ii one has, his hio~ne and family ini anotir State,the presence of such person. although continued for two years in the Statet gives n0 right to vote. september 2 - t 3 T 00TH ACHE CUJRED. Mr. Jossra RAnVD, Nd. 370 Market street Dear Sr:-After hat ing. suffered nmany days and niighits. wvith aih excauciatuig tooth ichie, anid tried "very otheriremedy without relier; I was ioducedjtoty the uetyect of your MA'GXC LOTION, abidutiiny titter astonish aicnt, I was completely4:ared in five intutes. Yours. BARTLE 8IJEE. Phi ladelphial, Feb. 25th, 1846. Sold by Rt. S. IROBERTS, Agent, Edgefield C. H. South Carolind, vem~eber2 . N. Edgetield Beat Co. ATT 1ENTI ON ! APPEAR at the usual Muster AGround. on Saturday. the 1 h of September, at 11 o'clock, A. l., for Drill and Inspection, armed and e qnipped as the law directs. By order of Capt. Lewis COvAR, J.COHN,0.S. september 2 2t , 32 HORN'S CREEK BEAT COlPANY, a T TENTJON! ! A PPEA R at your usual Muster Ground on Saturday the 12th. of September, at 11 o'clock. A M.. for drill and inspection, pro perly armed and equipped as the law directs. By order of Capt. Consens - - t. B. 1AYS, (). S. september 2 2: 32 TImby's Palent Unton WATER WHEEL, HIS Wheel is:adapted to SA Wt" MILLS, GIS 1 IllLS or other Machinery,re quiring water power, and to all heads ofwater. It will move Machinery with more power and with a less quantity of water than any' wheel now in use, (except an overshot under an ex treme high hand.) It has been thoroughly tested with dillerent wheels an many parts of the United St-ttes, (several eises in this State,) and in all case- has proved superior. The Suhsceiber is prepared, at any time, to test at still lnrther, with any whefel in this Site. It is niot liable to be clagged or injured by sticks passing through, or impeded by backwater, so loae s there is a head above it. It is made of Cast Iron, is very simple and durable. T ishub criler being authorize - tosell Rights of te taid1 Wheel in Edgelield District, is pre' pared m sell to suit pnrchajers, on terms that cannot Iil to give satshactina and if required will apply them to Mills. Letters addrmedsei, post paid, to the snbseri' be;. at Edgefield Conrt House, promptly at tended to. I. N. PIPER. [cory.] This may certify, that I have recently had pnt in operation o~ my place, one of'Tinmby' Patent Uni-an Water .Wheels. upon a very snall stream. and ani very well satisfied withl the periarmance of the s:a e. Discharging about 1111 im:hes of water, it cut durin one day's imperfect trial shout two thousand feet. I have no hesitation in recommending it as a highly usetil invention. V, L. LEWIS. St. Matthews Parish. June 17, 1546. (corv.1 This will eertity, that I have tried flotch kiss' Patent Re-action Water Whe6Is, ari'd Timby's Pateat Union Water Wheels, and that I greatly prefer the latter. having abandon' ed the former after ia six months trial of.them. I have now the Union Water Wheels applied to my Grist and Saw Mills, which operate to my entire satisiaction. VlUJAM J. 'AYLOR. Kersahaw District. July, 18.16. 'This is to certify, ri'at after having used a Flutter Vheael for a long tinie. ira Saw Mill, I tried a wheel called llotchki,s' Patent Verti' cil leaction. and have since had a pair of the UNION V IEELS aipplied, by Mr. Chapin, and found them iar superior to either of the florier. ALEX. R. TAYLOR. Columbia, May 7, 1946. The Subscribers have tried what was called Hlotchkiss' Reaction Wheels. on the Columbia Canal, siles whriual they have substituted Tim' by's UNION WIHELLS. and find from expe rience, that t'e latter tnre far superior to the former. CANAL & WAREHOUSE CO. .Uny 5. 18-16. selptember 2 4. 32 State of South Carolina, EDGE fIIELD DISTRICT. J Y JOHN 1ILL L. Esq., Ordinary of -Edgei.'ld District : aWhereas Jnam.es ''onpkins hath ap f'ied'ro me for Letters of Administration, in all and siugular the goods and chattels, righis aind credits of' James Ill. Blair, late oh the District af'oressidl, deceased. Triese are. therefore, to citc and admon ioni all anal singular, the kindred and cred itors of' the said deceeased, to be and app~ear befhore me, at omit next Ortdinary's Court ihr he said District, to be h'lden at Edge' hield Court ilouse, on the 14th dlay of 5ep tenmber' inst,, to show cause. if' any, why the said admniisittion should not be grn tedl.. Given under my hand and -sea[k this thd 31st day ol August, in thte year of our Lord one thiouand eight hundred and forty-sixth,~ and in the 71st year of' Amnes can I nde~pendenedi. JOlhN l1LL,0. ED'. r~pi. 2 2t 32 -Notice. A, BARIIACUE will be given at H. C. Tunvarst's diring, on FRIDAVY thme 4thi 6.-ptembehr nex't. by the ci tizensof the adj.t eentt nei-ghborhooad, to which the Candidaues, and eitizens genern!ly are invited., Uamy.~ay $-rr.vEss, Gjoanj alc3!aYVs, .J~o S. S~vt.s:v, -A B3r.An., LInvYAN h..,, 8S. MATHEws. LEwis .Cu.RErII.Coinmttec. august 16 2t 31 Publie Notice IS HEREBY GjIVEN, that the Subscriber 3.will aupply to. the Legislature, 'at itsunext session, to renew the Charter of his Bridge across Stevenis' Creek. in Edgeliekd District, coninnoinly catlced Delaughtecr's Bridge. august 24th 1846. JONBUKTT.3 Notice. T liE undersigned having purchased the entire iterest in the Trit Shop at Edge field Court House, woulad beg leave to-inf'orqn the public', that they initetnd carrying on thae samte buisipess, suchm as Rootflng, Guttering, and Mlaniufacturinig of Tinl, Copper, & isheet Iron WARE, Also, all manner of JOBBING done, in work mniilike mannter. All orders from Merchanots and others wiill be attenided to at the shortest notice'.. HILERY COOPER. CIhARLES- L REFO; angust26 tf 31 Rock Cutler, Well Digger, anud 11laster. A NY persons wishing Rack Unttinig, Well .tDigging, or Blasting work donae, can be accommodated, bty applyttg to - WILE1Y ROBERTSON,. At Pottersville, Edgefield District. august 26 .. 1y 3I AS Ireceivye payment f'or my labors in'the J. Clerk's Offic ini small stuns,-add have now 0n may hian-ds a. great many Deeds tunpaid for, I must earnestly request all persons who bring _Deeds to my office for recoti, to leave the money with thme Deeds. . '1'H0. G. RA CON. EDGEFIELD TILLAGE SEIRA LEACA DE IY. - DMISS SARAH RICHARDSON, will . continue the Exercises of this Institu. tion the next year, commencing on thu first Monday in yannary, 1847. As the arrangement of qnarters has been th. long established usage of the.Academy; ityg,, he resumed ir the next year. - - The rates of Tuition are as follow, payablb in advance, quarterly: For Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, per qnarter, $4 00 With the above, English Grammar and Geography, 6 09 - With the-above, Philosophy, Narnrail, MeaMJ, and Moral Chymistry,. Botany, History. &c. -8 00' Compoeition wiH be required of the Pupilsi as soon as they shall be capable of attending to it. - For the two Winter qarters, a charge for Firewood will be made. of' fty cents each. The amount of vacation will be two months in the year. angust 26 4t 31 Roberts' Price Current.. L A STI C Suspenders and Garters, from 124 cents to 75 cents a pair, Rice a' 20)lbs. for $1 00, fne quality, Gunpowder 3 lbs.,lior $1 00. Shot $1 75 per bag, or Ilbs for 25 cents. Blenched Shirtings at 12} cents a yard, Unblenched do, yard table, at 10 ts.-a yad, Cotton Osnahurgs 10 cents a yard, do Stripes 126 do d' do' Yarn at 874 u handleof5 pounds, Lemon Syrup, a superb aflicle, at 50 cente a btnle, Student's Bible, a very useful work with very broad ruled margin, Greek and English, $5 50, r - A few more copies of Thompson's Mexicn $1 50. Davies' Algebra 874- eents, Southern H armoy-874 cents, Sacred Harp $1 00, Liimpriere's Clas.cnuDictionary $2 95, Anthon's Graimar $1 00, Winter strained bleached Sperm Oil $1 374 " cents a gallon, Copy Plates lor Pupils 25 cints, Pictures from-Italy 374 cents, by Bar,. Cologne Waters and Perfumery, Combs, &c. - very cheap, To close t lot-Law Blinks 374 cts. a quire, Peters' Pills, and Sherm.un's Worm Lozenges, witb Quinine and'other Drugs and Chem' i:als, f%,r sale low, by . R. S;-ROBERTS Edgefield -C. II., Aurgust 2>, 1846. angust 26 2t 31 . : tiee. OP1Ni4'RY's OFFIC E, 25th August, 1846. T H E Estate of Enoch Walker, deceased being Derlict, and the papers hawin - beeir placed -in may bands for a settlement of tb' state, those indebted are hereby notified to make payment to me immediately, and thou having demand1s to present- them properly at tested, on or before the 1st day ofJanuary next. : JOHN HILL, o. s. n. august26 tlJ 3.1 S Head quarters, ' 2n RxEar. CAVALRY, 14th Augst. 1846. . P URSUANT t-> General Orders, the Se - cond Regiment of Cavalry; will Parade at. Longmires, on -Saturday the 19th of Sep tember next, uniforned-andequipped, for re- - view, drill antd inspection' - . - The commissioned und'.non-commisionse oflicers will assemble.at the sanme pla'ce, on.the day previous, for drill and instruction. . Dy order of. - - - - J. C. SMYLEY,-Col. 2d Reuacute.Cavawi ntiuut 26 .2t liead Quarters, 2d Regiment Gavalry, 24th Aug. 1846. 7 ii HE Edgefield Sqnadron of Cavalry, wilts . Ptarade at Edgelield Court House, on Saturday the 5th of September next, armed and equipped as the law directs. A coemp1lete retnrn of the effective strength, ar.-ns anud equipmoeits of the Squadron, will be required on the day of piatade. By order of J. CdMiYLEY, Col. '-' 2diReginent Cavalry. august 5f 2t 31 TO THE PUBLIC. B-Y the lust WVtll and Testatnenut of Alex andler Do'yner, deceased, late of Beach' .Ishlid, provision has been made for the main-' tmnnantce andl educautioni of a number of indigent' orphanus of this District. tundur the age of 1 years-and by ait act ofthe Legielature, Com missioners haive been nppointed to carry out thecbentevolent designs of the Tsaor.' They have procured a siutable locntion at Beach Ia land, eight miles belo* hlamnburg, and design as seuoi as they cant ascertain the number of heiieficiauris,. to erect ruitaible builiiigs for their accommuodatiori, atnd. to obtain the servi-' cis of a ennipetentt person to tuke charge oft the Institntion. The designr of this commrunication 'is to so-, hicit to co-opieratiron of-the citizens getnerally.' bit more partienilarly of the Comimisdioniers of Free Schools, in ascertaing thae nmber of chil dren in their respective neighborhoods entitled. to the bentefits designed by 'the benefaction of the 'l'estantor. - - Commrunientbons diddtessed to na through the ikmnhturg Post Oticee, will be tatnkfully re-. ceived. ill. GA LrIIN, Di A RDIr ~Commn'rs. G. B. MIL LS. - April29.. tf. . .14 Saddlec'v and UBarness ES3TABLISHuIENT. 1 take great pleasare in' ,.rertnrting to my patrons atnd frieuds in. general, my sin- - cre thanks, for their very liberal patronage during the past year. I would also, take this opportutnity to in form them, that I shall stilt. .contintue to carry on my bu. siuiess at my old statid, at'he first door abovo I'reshey anid- Bryan's biria'k store; whlere may be found, at all times, all kinds of H ARN ESS, SA DDILES, BRIDLES, and all other articles generally kept in such establisahmetnts. Mfilitary eqnlipage, made to order in the most' approved style, n ill also be prosinptly furnish ed at my shop. All persons wishing to buy, I hope will gire me a call. I shail endeavor to put all my ar-*' ticles as tow; as in justice to myself, I can pos sibly afifntd to do. D. ABBEY. lay 13 . .f 16 ..E BAIKERY. HEundlersignedl having-recently cor .. menced-the above business, n ii' place, :respectlfully solicits the patron - age of the public.. = 'He intends keepiug'on hand a general assort ment of Confectionaries and Candies. *- 8. P. -FIELD. Edgefield C. ,H., August 12 tf ..29 Dr. A. W. Youngidooil, OFFERS hi's professional -services to the' citizens of Ed gefield.Villag'e and vitinityC Olride.uiext door, ~sat of Dr.. R. T. Mims rhsiece.AE 1122 NWa#3