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for his produce ia, bjW1of great, im" pottt:);?iia~tis mai <,Upou'4he o#,enibtice ol at res+ ustevlu ofdandik.comqucdeet,odg*itouta ipftr * ket, are valueless bt tacI~al 'is not'es= n~ary asj a t n ti;fsnblsistence: .The planiter" W'anlsblss tor'fift' .miles, certaiiuly.h u~pjjnder greater'dis'advaaia. ges than hsetw yhauls .itwenx}-fve miles, and ?ite~ai s Q 't latter~e.al~tirgq else *beitsp equal,.uqonlcertainlyt tavt.;re ad" vaeti I np~tinvof~- value; rot tlnisc cir* -cnuiisti~ce oloTet''Phb T lwhdidwolaRail Road1rm Akilgpi'toti~la se, L would; to' all ipt6ai i rjhs , remqve the plat. - tatiot) of every-ma, who-lives inbove th. Court Hlouse, 23 stulges aer, to market' .affilhgt silt4Gmles of.1ravoe1of' his wva= go ~and~twai besides 'two or- three. days. time::DeW1N01a~i5 pIttiwthaUt dh "greater. c6aveniehree-*~markceJ not -for cotton on ly; rt6bnxna -y.otber"" things,; .which-are. not now sources from wvhich "the .planter. deriv3mox. .thctncrbaseI value of real estate, i~d a: saving of time, and- labor. 'wonld-all -be-realized by the building. of this Road ; "and.dhee sare considerations whic sbht httett attention-'or all who o irOryvedsr'o qdke it; It iv&4d ; lpumn rne'o bs 'r~p';e~tecile~t -talu947y.;IIDOng our. peaore',hithrito.aoown.'. Msny. now lii ing~in .idlehfii 6ipiftsuing a some bu s~neeas whichb furnishes but a scanty subsis tiijice, could fnd.~ Stable employment, and nieausfiir a.5audgone support.. Those a4aa agwqiI*qifeF.*.eselves 'to all' classt acid Vu~nislia fiel4 b.i;wich every varibtx~of valeoat-'migbt successfully.. opera. ate: ; Themn ler'eorymin'in thedistrict,i far 'seod Eri r' cbuitI to ibis thin.' with such su bpo'r~aybeiie'b~ble'to%ring. m , e h~s ',mm Wani of energy.: fund 200' men whbo-are wtllsn o~ doo the-same thing.. 'li amiealq 'uk subscribe $500:" may find 100 w ho will do the amte. He Itat is able to subscribe .$ L00. may find 50 mnen~tq follosyf tis exathple; and those wvho area ie Jo, subscribe= f~rom 2 to "510.000. sb3Is~ Ber~ finrd a matn; t0.40o the samTe. This doe erad. the Rotad..is built. Let everymuan tbdn. thinl 'otit; talk of it, and conifer with his neighbor about it, ante ret us soon1 have a pu~Iie. meeting upon the susljec:. cosne..squai4,.uip Tlathe thing, take 1iold~of.it, -and accumphlislk it. Let ts-no * l onger'beio far behind. our fellow citizens irrbrlies parts'of'thbe State.-and let us no. )auger witlv:shame have to. ncknnwled'ge. that our sister State; Georg'i;so far out' strips 'tbe.Palmietto State in., Rail Ro'adl -enterprises. L~et us show thmat our wealth i.a"rpady torpouite the, Internal Irn' proo~tt of~ourS ate; n}. our arms are lred~tfed~lhesoiJ: -;" CIViS.. * orreastdeace' tot ,te" Evaedug-Ncs.' WVASrn Kei, N;Sept.: 23,.t G:4.. nigth. thl titiertieit 4-, the Mexican Y;~6siientat we shall first wvithdraw our furees- fAi4rn#er territory, hieforo .she - c11 ., ite ;posaL1 tflcedhtion " It is also cnoni r.staed onte goal au iliorui that tide: offei of; Etland. to;or ,Goviertinment w~s,ua~ce'preetS. ceiretimt ...ta.. ,lcie.. d t. imptdi ' Riuors.-The. Washitngton 4 or4 pondieia'ofjthe Philadelphia, b "S: ' vei~t "5as; titt a4Cahintet 'councit"was it ki ,iituciavlast, when i~ was deter S ;ii ; e:M heigsgramnme-:of the fall ad wminter campaign-, - On Saftiday., it w decided 'in the Cabinet; it is said, that Tainpiko should he taken at' once orders have been already issued in, that effddt. Some steam ves sels of light draft'are to be'used ii the ex ptetition.' 'Tatiiico will be inade the principal depotlfor tie suppl of the'army of invasion. The Mexicans are not to be allowcd to charge exhorbitani' prices for the supplies they may furnish. to our army, as hereto fore. A general order will be issued on this sugject. *A fair price only will he al towed. If the war should be prolonged, I have no doubt that Mexico will have to furnish supplies gratis, if any she has may no wanted. We are ntow, therefore, fairly embarked in this way, and no one can sec the end of it. - Corresjondence of the Courier. Washingion, September 29. Th'rmor that'Gen: Taylir was to'halt at Seralvo iiiidway between Camargo and Monterey, is'stated here to be unfoun ded He' has his orders to proceed: There is to b'd'no more delays' in taking possession df ti Mexican territory. A.port inn of. the force left on. the Rio Grande is to be conveyed, without delay, to Tampico. The attack upon that place is to be made as soon as possible, and a force of one or two thousand men to bo kept there. tA'transferof-tibout nine hun dred thorisand dollars trom'the New York deposite banks td New Orleans' was or dered on Saturday. 'bThe transfer of so large sum in addition to the free' use of 'T'reasury Noies at Nesw Orleans. indicates active preparations for the fall campaign. The letter of.Geu. P. M. Butler, of S. Carolina, daledithel15th instant, takes the same viewoftte .lexican warthat is en tertained here. There is no doubt that the administratidon relied much on the policy, disposition and influence of Santa Anna. for an eary peace, but all hope from that rquarter is at an end. The war is now to be carried into the very heart of Mexico to every one of its cities and posts, antd strong holds-and to every itan's "do mestic altar." Large reinforcements will no doubt be called for, and-it is confidently stated here that a strong column will, in due time, be pushed forward from Tam. pica- to join Gen. Taylor, at San Luis Potosi. 'The ptoject'of buying a peace in now ahandond. Congress will not be asked again t/,appropriate two millions for that purppse. We shall take possession of Melican territory, and keep it, and let her myke peace when she may be tired of war. 'y)hat is-now the policy of this administra ton, so far. as we can understand ii.. Congress will meet under strong ex eitement on this subject. The expenses of the war will make a bright budget. and the denands for "supplemental war bills" will be irrisistiblle. No member-or but very-few-will incur the hazard of oppo iing and defenting -a supply bill. But it- ma, be retied o-that no bill will tass-lokin to war or peace:and no :rety of peace assente'fo, or acquisition {territory confirmed, vith an anti-slavery 'estriction-or, at least. a determined at empt to enforce it. It will be insisted ipon, as I learn, in all territory which nay he acquired beyond the Neucess. It s plain that the northern democrats, high arifl men have taken their grbound on this euestionm. on' that they will carry with hem a large portion of the non-slavehold ig west. The proceedings of the Massachusetts Whig Cnnvention, the movements of the whigs, abolitionists, antd high tariff' party n New York ; and abiove all, the inidica ioin in dem'oceramlc Pennosylvnnia, all point to a coavulsive political strngjtle between he north and the southb upon' the qjuestion af thie extension of slavery. For the Adrtiser.. ro THE CUaCHEs' OF TiHE i''DOEPIELtD B.AP Tta-r Assot.IATroN Dear Brethrn.-Th~e Home Mission Board gqitest y'our atte,,tion to the subject in the foi [owing extract 'from the Minutes of the Asso ~intion, recently held at Siloam Church. and. sak yon to send np to the Chairmian of the Board at Edgefield C. l., yonr views tupnh it st an early period. You wvill please not only :o state the manner in which yotu desire the :ontinuiance of Home Mtissiotns, hut also the inms you will kontribute for their support If lie answers are sent by mail, lie pleased to ay the postage. A ffectionately, yours. -. WILLIAMf B. JOHNSON. ?sdgefield C. H., S. C.. 1sf Oct. '46. '1teolvd. Tat he Hme issoa0rd be astruct ed to consult the Churches, of thi is As ociation-, andi t.tmploy Missionaries to carry mi Hotne Missioniaryoperations, or not, a.i the 3hunrchmes may direct." The Rev. ALtEXANuER MicCAiN.E, wvill pireach it Honrn Creek Clinreh, on ner ..ord's Day. MARIED. On the 24th. lt:.: by thte:Rev. A L. Canada, if Cohnmbiat county, Ga.. Mr. ANDREw.STa sof Lincoiln county, Ga ,to ftiss~usas As.' Jdest dlaughter of the late John Quarles of this listrict. . - OBITJA Nt. - Departed this life. n Monday :tha 2Nth of Septemiber, in the 29th year of his age, H ENRI I'.. WARE.: The deceased waa. et devoted bus' ,and, a fond and indulgent father, akindomas er, and a warm. 'friend -He left a wife and laughter, together with a large numnbezof rel' tiyes'and friends to lamient his earty loss. H e lied after a short bt severe attack of f'ever, and vas conscions-of his opproachaing -dtssoltition uany homis before his death: yet ho spoke of wvith. cahnness and resignation-He, Breathed soft, in-child-like trust, The parting groan;. GaVe back to:dyistr its dust, To Heaven its own. rWARN anjy person against trading L for a Notg gi*eby me.to-Veach, tygeti~ne fundrod:and forty. oaraslepropgry for:1wich it' as iven;oissound.Ths-daJm of the note i:st ofsOctb&,4846.'.dne fiondays. ionthly Report of Edeu field Academy. Name.a irapned according.to Scholarship. Absences are counted hall days. :GREEK 1AND L ATIN. Nanes;. Points. Mrssinfs Absenes James Bacon, . 91 ., . 1 .2 Saml. W. Mavs. :.82 . 2 3 L. V Youngblood, 76 - 2 5 'J. H. Brooks, - 71 3 '4 !John Bacon, 60 5 4 J. Richaidson, 64 3 4 J. Glover, -- - 61 5 0 W Lipscomb. 55 4 9 A. Tompkins, 47 3 1 M. Wever, . 44 3 . "5 J. Sandford, 39 - 9 0 J Lipscomb, 33 8 2 R. Griffin, 33 5 10 Robt..Burt, 31 4 5 R. Bland. . 30 3 4 T. Lipacomb, 28 9 1 W. Hill, 19 3 25 ENGLISH SCHOOL. R. Durisoe, . 56 3 4 A. Paul, 49 2 2 E. Youngblood. 45 3 16 R. H. Mimis, . 41) : .]4 E Penn. -.35 5 0 Robert Slims; 34 2 12 11. M. Tovey, 32 7 2 W. Glover, 31 4; . 0 A. Dowd, 30 7 1 E. Glovar, 27 5 , 2 R. Lamar, 25 10 15 C. Cotchett, 21 10 0. N. G. Covr, 19 4 7 James Paul, .17 7 . G. Bland, 14 10 5 W. Moss, 13 6 7 A Lyons, 11 5 17" E. Mims. 10 .6 .9 October 7 It 37 Dr. Jayne's 'Uera ve. We have been informed by Mrs. Rose, ofa cre performed on her by Dr. JAYNE'S AL. TER ATIVE, which proves its superiority over every other remedy of the kind. She hasa been afflicted for the last sixteen years with Necroses or WPhite Swellings, attended with nlcerations and exfoliation of vartons b,-nes. during which time many pieces 'havo-been discharged from the frontal bone of the cranium, from both her arms, wrists and hands, rind fro.n.both leg1, and from the left femoral bone, and from the right knee. liesides painful. ulcoi-s on other parts of her person, which has baffled the skill of a number of the most eminent physicians of our city-during most of the. time her sufferings have been excruciating ind deplorable. Abou: three months since site w.ns indnced to try Dr JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE. which has had an astonishitigly happy effect upon her, by temov. ing all .pain and swe!ungs. and causing the ul cers to heal, while ai the same time her general health has become completely restored, so that she now weighs some 25ibs. more than she did before she commenced the use ofthis truly val oble prepnration--Natire Eagle. For further informution, inquire of rlas. RosE, No. 138 Filbert-street. R. S. ROBERTS, sole Agent, Edgefelo C. H., S. C. october7 3t 38 Notice. WyILL BE SOLD,I to the highest bidder, by the undersigne.l. the 20th .nd 27th. of October next, on a credit of twelve months, at the late residencu of John Dorn, senr , dec'd. all his real and personal estato, consisting of Sixteet hundred and some.arres of Land. re cently snrveyed by Andreiv It. Colemin, and divided in fout tracts. The first known as the Home Tract, contain ing 591 nrres. with' a large and romforable Dwelling.IlHons, with good improvements. . The seenud is known as Quarter tract, 530 acres. with a :rood Dwelling Iouse and in proven'nts. Tie third is known as the Fork Tract. 216 acres. adjoining said quarter. The fourth is known as the Culclazier Tract, 8n acres.. The. ablove namredl hnd joins James 1. Still, Wilson Ko up, and others At.so . Thirtfat1wo 'Vegroes, ABr)'T * - 2500 bushels or Co.',, and Fodder. 1t0 Ih r'es, 2 good. Rlond W~a crins, 2 ox Carts aind Oxen,, 50 or 60 head of Crrttle. 70 head oif I lots. lionisehold aind Kitch-. en Frnitre. Termrs made known on day of sale. All ptersonts havintg any demands againsi the estate, are regniested to come forwrnrd. dutly at' tested. andr aill persons inrdebtedl to the estate. are regne-ted to cone forward anrd make pnry muent,nas a faalr settlemenrt will he miade as soorn as thte law directs. ROBEFRT DORN. SOLOMON DORN, Jrecutors. ootober 7 2t 37 State of South ('arolina, EDG E IID D[ST RICT. B JOHN H IL L. Esquire. Ordinary B of EdgefleldDsti. Whereas William E. Kennedy, hath nappliedi to me for letters of Admrinistration, onr all anti singular the good~s arnd chiartels, rightis and credits of Rose A nn Quaarulebum, Fare of said District, aforesaid. deceased. TIhese are, therefore, to cite andu admno ishi all arid singuilar, the kindred and cred itors of the said dleceanedl, tohbe and appear before rme. at our nesit Ord~iinary's Court Io ci he said District, io be htolden at Edge field Court House Ott the 17iht day of Octobrer inst., to show cause, if arty. why thre said admuinistrartion should not be Given under rmy hand and usal, this the 5th day of October, ini the year. of our Lordi one thousand eight-htidred anid fur ry-six. antd i the seventy-first. year of American independence. JOHN HILL. o LD. Octr. 7 *. 2u- 37 State of Sotith Cahrofna. -EDGEFIELD DISTPRIC'f,. BY JOHN H IL L. Eisq., Ordinary of B E dgefield District:. Whlereas Joihn Jiottings, Jr., hath, ap plied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of John S. Coe, late of the District aforesaid, deceased.. These are; therefore, to cite and admnon ist. all and siiiular, thie kindred and cred itors of the said deceased~to bee'aprdappear brefore me, at our next Ordio'iry's 'Court for the saidDistriet, .io e holdeR at Edge field Cotiri .House; on thb 17th i.sy of Oc goiter in',; to shoW -da6se>4f any, why the said adrministratoW Abduldt not be granted. - .... Given. unidrniyhtiandaal sItie the th dayg p1Ocober, ih use.year df 'our Lodi on throueand enit" boedrer} enjud forty-sijlish tid i'n th st y ear at Ari can Independence. S ra JOHW' HR~ L,.OE D. Ebri Is tlie,Post :Office;nt Edgi fe d Ct i rt'H Mus a; on the 1s OstobLA Abney, Dr. A Amker; John Baylty, .lrgretta .Burt,. Hon-A. - 2 Burton,. rs S C Bell, Judge James Burton, V. BuckelhtiTl P C Boone, Daniel 1. arnei. Joseph. .Broadwater, Gui Rowles, Thns C Brannon&Anderson.2 T Cullier'.Dr John. ; Cay, Al iss Eliza Cartlid'e.OAM. :Af. 'Cross,.T L LI Cralon; ClarCnda5 C kik1 Anion . Cochrin, Kobt. 2. t oy, Miss 8 E Corley,:Re, . .:Cloy, Robt Cook,; afiss S A Ctpnian; - Cosnaha, Joseph Collins, C has D. Dobey.WmV E , Dinkins,Mtihgaft Dny,-JuliusEsq Dunbar, Robt Dunmire, Phillip Devore, Alt; Rahel E. Elzey,. Col Lewis F. Fair,John H1 2 H. 1H11, H 2. 2 Hill, Joiejh B . 3 Hiolland. Rev :. - " lullaad Bennett . Hfix, John";, . Holbrook,; Miss D; L Howard,B ..a HIdge i M1'1 . llenderson, W -. Jones. G W Kistler, RevP' Jenkins, John, Logue.- Wm : tandrum, % Like;.Dr Thos Lundy, T N Loftoni.it.'bt 2 Landrum, Sirs C Lanha0t, 'hos F. Miller, Miss E . 2 Martii, John F. M icliell, Abiam .2 Morris, Rev Jos Maya, Benjamirr !-- Matis Machagah McLenden Britton Moance, R H founce. ltobt - laldu n, Mrs Mary Martin, James - Mathews, Wm. McCpllongb J J Matkey, Mrs Sarah Markey. L F , Miles, Mis3 Harriet Michel, J A Mathis, Juli Navey Joln - P. Pope, James 8 Patterson, Vynit 'Paclt&;Settlesd Patterson Susan ParanenterMMrs A. aPerry & Dozier, N. Roper, Joelincur. Rihhnson.& Hill; Ryan, lrs:F-A. Powe, Simpson -. yan, SB Bobertson,Jattes Richie, ln t - iddle, John U [uburn, John LA. P & S. Stapler, Henry Stlanton, Lewis Swearenge:. Mr ISenteli, Jpo ry or Thi o 4iddeth, Lewis Solie, F Stephens, Benj S&%earengin, Josi s S miley, Col J C Towles, Col O ' Turuer;J F Tillman, B -R Walker, Wm "2' West.W T Walker Uandy Weidenfield, D Watson, Sophia E l - A . FRAZIERt,-P,. Al. Oca:0er7 .St 37 Stte pf South Carolina. E GE 'JELD .DISTRICT. IN. QU TY. Lucy-Willia r Lother.s..as ; Penelope F Gi Nt haniel Burton. Jr., and others. OTlCELS:HEREBY GIVEN, by N virtue of au Order of the Court o Eqaity, in this case, I shall proceed to sel al Eld..e-feld Court' lIouse, on the firs 11 ,,t fav in November next, the real esten af.1 .seph Williams, deu'd., cunisting 01 fr tracts of land, viz: 1 .e tract containing one hundred ata sevenay five acres, muore or less, sit nate ir te district and State afore-mid, and boun ded 1iy lande of Alary Perry, Peterial Williaans, Lewis Ashell, Elijah Watson, andl Darling Williamns... One othe~r tractecontaining three hunda ret acres, more or less, situated in tao .ltric and State aforesaid, tin Cloud's Creek and adljoining latids of Moses llsteint Nat Burton, setnr., and Darling Williams except so mnuch of said tract or three lan dread acres, as is claaied by the dlefendan1 Moses Holstein. Said lanads will be soald on a credit u twelve moanths, excep)t as uo so much as will pay the cost of this suit, tu be paidi it cash. Purchasers to give bond atnd good sesurity for the purchase motey. S. S.. TO MP KINS. Commaissioner's Office. Oct. 6, IS84G. october 7 4t 37 Procla'uationl EXECUTIl OFFICE, C H A EETos. (S. C.,)jSept. 2'2, 1846. By~ His E.rcelle~ncy/ WVM. A IKEN, Esar.. Gorernor and Commnandein-a.Cliief in and over rthe Slate of Soystk Carobzaa W HIER EAS taformation has been receiv. ed at this D~eparttment, that G EORG E. a slave belotigitng to Messrs..Glass &-Kenne dy, or Kershaw Eiistri.-, now an outlaw.:whao as attenaptedl to take the life of one of thae citi zets, and htavinig cotmmitted ocA'ences and acts of great outrage: Th.at theo said George, a flag itive, mauij be arrested,. and,coordned..itt anly .ail in this State-I do.hereby' offer. a reward of0ONE HUNpDRED DOLLARS. 1Ieis about five feet seven inches high, not vei-y datk cour' plexion, but well prdpirisoned. SGiven under my hat-this 22d' day bC-Sep tember, in1 the year of otr Lord one thensaand eigfa hundredand .fatty-.si,ad ina the seven tieth year of.A'wnican JIndepenadence.> * V.WLLIAM AIKEN. By the Goveinir ' RoBKRT Q. PisecxNEY, Secretiiry of Stato. All the p'tperswi thaej tate will pumblish thte above twace. SeptiSO 2t 36 FRESE SUPP.LEES.' UStjT received and'frsale by J. &. TIBBETTS, a superior- article of [amp..Oll. -Mc~hillan's celebrated -Toth Wash for jeasng -and beatpzifying. the teeth. My's. in h*ent; enrtaiji enre for Piles. .S apongee ankgue Pills. war Mdaand%Tonlic Mizrure.:c. R fAesbsupplyorpocerI:Pills, 'p., . .1'illg Cbigh,' Voramand- Ieidtcho " iolesule and Ker ::. (CoRNER OF COBB AND CENTRE STRI RE now receiving fron New York; Ch selected stock' f Groceries. consisti BAG0GI NG.. Hemp Bagging. Hemp Rope, !lanillh Rope Twine. SUGARS St. Croix, Porto Itico, Macovtdo, N.Orleans Clarified, Loaf, Crashed. Powdered, COFFEE. Old (overninent -Java, old Cuba, new crop Cuba, Itio. choice lsaguira, --MOLASSES. Trinidad, New Oeanic Sugar House, Syrup B'dCON.. Hany. .choice brands, conpiy enrd Hams .congtry cued Shouldeigw'estern Shout. -ders, watern Sid9. SALT. Sack, Table, in boxes and sacks. NAILS. Nail, assorted sizes, SHOT. Shot, assorted sizes, Lead, * . TEAtSi Ilyson, Imperial Gurrpowder, Black Tea, PCKLED .FISH. Kitts Mackerel, arrels Mackerel, Nos.1,2. 3. Salmon, in kittsaand'barrels, Pickled Herriugs, Pickled ShajC ,d.. SEGABS,. TUBACCO SNUFF).'. Choice brands Segars, Thomas' Nectar Leaf Tobacco, Oronocu, Jones. & Co's. ruid cheap Tobacco. Cut and smoking Tobacco, Snnff,,n jdris an'd bottles,. - 'We wol1d-say to the public, call and c Ilamburg, September 28, 1840. T HE Subscribere, i avngformeil a Partna T Missioa .Basiness. which- they a cupied by WA1;xeat d PEnakoi, respdctflllyof will store, ship, and sell Ceiton. 1acon, Flour, chandize. p.urchase goods to order, &c. Their charges wiil be regulated by .those of on produceconsigned to him. when required. 'rom the mnaiy advantages of their favorab -WiAEHoUsE." and from the long exlieriellce.i tion to the sale of Cotton, &c.. they trust, by s care, to theit's'hare of pub!ic patronage, and G.: W R " Hamburg, Sept. 1, 1846 On rejiriag from the Commission Business I on the part of.Walker &. Pearson, our sincere with which they have favored us , and; at the for Walker and.Bradford, whom it nffords me my friends, and the publicly geurally. ELLIOTT.& WRIGnT, WAiElOUSE l' COM MIISION HAMBURG, .s. C. . A NNOUNC.E to.ineir'friends, and the pub. lie, that they have associated themselves togetlier. fr the . trar;sacljon of thr. above business ist'all its -iranches.- In offering their services to the public in the above,-they'pledge theuselyes to devote tjiei undivided attention To Tdi SELLING OFi .; Cotton. Flour, & other-Produce, RECEIVING AND FORWAaDING .OoOPs. Buyiiigigoods for Plitnters; 'or attend to -any othei.busine.s usually .transagted by. . ' iniissio Merchants B. Ei.LrOTT, Tiids. I. WaenUT. 1:.ibnrg. Sept; 29.1846: r september'30 co4t 36 PROCLA YATION. -a. EXEC'TVE O PPCE, . H A L.TON, (S. C.) S ep t. 23.. 18 4G. By hi. Exccellency II'iN. A I KE N, Esqy., Gorer nor aud C'ommantlerin-ChIief ina anid over the Statc of South. ('irolinra. 7 11 E R EAS:it beconmes a People.noi:only TVindiv'idnally, but in their aggregate and coller~tive capacity. to render thainks to thet Sn -'aeeme Ruiler of thaeUniverse, for blessings and ihrvors mniicen~tly couferred, and to bow the m selves in huble resignation for much as in hsis wisdom and goodness, heo has thought pjoper to.withhold ; and, whereas. whlijle a portion of the prodtnets of our land. have been partilly ravagedl and destroyed, there is yet a biandanst cause foa thankfninress, -in ti .pleteous supply of the necessacies of life, in the continued pro tectiou of a Mierciful Providleuhee, and in all 'stbr-r Ilessings rlrived fr'om' Almigihtv God.. -N,-w 'he relore, I, WI1LUAM AIR~EN. Go vernor of thle Slate of Souath Carolina. do* hy these presents.set apart and proclaidsthe FIFTu DYOF NovaaER NEXT,, to be -observed throughont the.State, as a Day of Thanksgiving, Hlnmaliatin and Prayer, and do invite all Dc nomindt of. Christiang, and .all other. t'er sons of lever sect or persuasion, to dismiss ah.eir secular buasinessu and assemible themselves on that day in their respective Houses of Wor shis, to on'er mup- their thanks to Alanightj$ Gnd, the great Disposer of even~ts, to stupplicate a continuaunce or his tender mercies,.and to en vage in-sneha other devotional.exercises as may Ie proper and suitable to the occasion,.. Given under mj liand and the seal of the State. at Charlestona, this 23d day of Septemnbea, in the y'ar of our Lord one thiousanad eight hun' dre and forty .six, and 10.tjm~efentry-irst year of Amerrcana Independence. .. tite WILLIAM! AIKEN. Byth Gover * aSar Q. PINCIUTe, $ecretary of State.. *All the..papers in the State, will publish ti e above twine,~ sepeeiaber 30- t .r 36' Brought to the Jail f1<j. this District, a negro mnan, who sJays .his -amo is EDMUND, and that he belong~s to Mr. Datniel Rotntree, whos he says lives on thte Post Road, near Cnllectown Ure'ek, Abbeville District: Said felliow is about'five feet, threepor four inehes highi,of light fomplexioL', between 21 anal 23. yean if age, and 'weighs iboot 155 poundas. fe has a srnilhscai 6o1 his upper lip, and:.also one on his (9relieal. Ho-says lie has heen ruuaway about two weeksr -. - - 'Ih~e owner as requested .tb..come - for wprd- prove property, pay 'all charg es, dund talte him away, or ho will be dealt with accordiug tp law, . ,C.:GOO MAN, Jailor; septem)iat22 2' .tf 5 -Edglrkei; :t itles 'in. the Room::ocopj3bf Bland & Btler, -." ' r". and ..- e ire iET. NEXT DOOM-Ty-PUST' If 81C irleston, . and other ina"rke idr a cliot e.tfn '" * 4 >""t aa.in pattas=followaQi'ji'::;:,, f;J rJ HeavyNegro;'(ceiy saplrie ; cditittiold t light "U Sevin "-a'otl lbmtd &c: &c::+' .,i :%': % t' .""1+ r .. , '1!'O0 VN 1i'1! RE 'fir 1;' f s , t<:u '. '101' 'r w "'? fi" Backets, Tnba, ilfeatyarea.,E.ftne;.lk'eufii; Brushes; (every _Yar tyBrobtn,' acc. Cognac Brandy, (Otprd, Du,}pay& Co.) Champagne KragdyF(Eaiserac,) ..Jamaica Rum,:. , 11i ," ,, , i j Beira Wine, '( ymia top,)' Skcaly. Wine. Pale Sjiercy. (litrdolph ,) . P;orf :in "bottl ,;' -ill, ary b All Loaliyi Pi rter, ,gta.:aitd pts:.,Cliarnpagpe.gQe+.+pl: jild pis. Cha 'ig eiderCorda18,. Bitterspgi IBt ln(1 . , ' ' r + 'a Dons z i on '.N E.,Aam,'..Mqu ngaltela~i': , . . ' rpm ey, -" " "' .., .w. 1 r ' rt inll Ittf' s';s !L' l:urikri tiekey, hlitlec'q'OldRypi is + Gc ,"(upperipr,)' : ,T Tt Reetihe"Whiakcy, ;; ,," f:. :!' "''?i"+rr rr. ' 'I.;. "" AIsSO,,'rlL"-".:'"i"i: s'ti71"rij :' yl'_ Cheese,(nstraEngliah.dairy and Gosh+Etn)>g>T ; er. Ulf Raisins; Snap,;(tu1"pentiaefunayy6cc.)8tt ich?,;: .,,: '.Indigo adder,! t3a1t petre,.Salerataa, Blue tSto , L Blacking -i" . , ':: ,., P' kleeeSetchtiffs."Saglinesbfstlh" +c_ .1i4,ARGE 'ASSOR .'g..f , NO.OP. .(rocker slt8 .; f xatnine our stock nd. price4 ' fit. , . _ .. "= rehip ipfthe firehouse aiid.Cp "r. tend rb, Continue'at'the. old stand race*ntl " " , rerth'eir services to time public genera -, and, other Produce, receive acid, tokwardMet.. " the market;, and liberal advances " '" :.: .. e rgpdj " In locati -w l ' k ",;_P 0 on, e! no43n;a$'the 'WA "rf : p togil;, f 31r.; V4 alker, who will give. bia'_persnn4attenr:. -= r trict attention to alt business "eatrusted tj to give general satiMictioti:' WALKER .'& ..;t:"=.: ...a. S. hl. 1BBAD - -,V. f BAADFOIt -s . avail myself of the,-present opportugt thanks to our patrons foclthat libe}r e4 " t same time to 'solicit it continuancd"of thesan' a pleasure to recommend'tbft doitfidence'ef R90 1Y. ti . . J. I) TIBR 'T AS just eece'ved, 'and will,. keep ;con, stawlyon lignd-. j tt s1'uppl ::?f f: ,, ivrues,..Medicimes,""'paj ,? o s He " and iii ye sturrs:" dgea not. think proper !o. lfd n cg";the blic;bY*. ad ertisi>: '1 ptieei, but:pkrsotiat gisbiEnbM Purchamb may be'assured"abat"hd wlll sas;L01Y rRlcxd:ae"any. one;4D L''die field, orAVQsta.rr ; ;.., "",;j-", The following_"onststaum a part: o f ;Epsom sad GlgubeBilk .y: t r:'rA"i f+,js: Caster: in bowl r wi l?' tvle'gall0 (Jalome) ;Tt rti Eirje c" lthUVbnrb;VA1d i; s$nes a Gii Ald 9, Gaiistaoe. (' seas >as . C re t' nY . Pe "' tits rat tar, Optuin;.Lag ner . ,n, n 1 {! eata " ; ic,'; Quinine, "Preptirattiro's of'fro _' Sweet Oil;'SdrsapaWlla'iloot, a ir8 orthebame, C"afaiva; Chlo'rid 'raar'}(h{ st Camphor, Nitre, Amtn&ni$''Hive".ay' any other article that may be.oalledfor; i s 4i ATENT 51EDICINE9," a , . ll Allof Da. JAYac'Shledicinettvvair4 genuine. Split as" cheap aa'can be;,foniidat