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have som ritflapillary ir, We do not intend, liowevei s porta:pair of buge whir. kerstmnaistachesai ii s beai under the -chin. Weintend als'oboprese vo our peaceable, in offensivecharaitef. EDGEFIELDA ND AIKEN RAIL - lr.Editor:- W#ypro.mised .in our ar tide in the last number o1 your paper, to throw out a few hints on the profits likely to arise to this, community, by the Rail Road, when cotm leies, ,fffni Edgefield Village t. 4iken.j =ii our desire to be brief, we will shiply furnish an alalysis of the jeci'eaviogitto the practical men ofthe District-to make their own calcu la tions, and lraw.their:own deductions. The profius-n ay ,be ranked under two classes. Firstathose arising directly from the. Road as frnm'passengers, freight, carriage of ti mud,.and from convenien eies opuariouskandi. ,Secondly, thbose aria tg iirectq y the ieihancement of real estate, &c. t Under the frst head, let us consider let, r the prospecad-orpassengers. Evet now the amostof theiaravel to.Charleston f.om Stherupper Distdicts of .the western purt of tteiState, is hrough the village of Edge ' field There are two lines of stages run ning from theiack' country throug I the S Vidlage,.audodeflie we know to be highly profitable. The passengers, most of whom are -desine :- for Cht'rlestona, would of course take the Rail Ro~ad to Aiken. Again :-a great many travellers frot the ugiper part of the' State; from East Ten nessee, and from the .western part of North Carolina, who. pass, at present through Colurabia, would take the Rail. Iad at E sefiel.d, aii i would bri tham a num berof milessnearer to GreeviYlle, through which place they pass in.their journey to Tennessee and North Carolina. For the same reason,-the most of the travel from the-lower Districts to the b~ack country for the purposes of summer reside,eo, ec., would be over thtis Road. _ When u.nv we add to these, the increase of travel on the Road by the growing population of the Village. and the increase geuerally which always takes place by multiplyin: the fa cilities of travel, we will have a source of profit from. the Road of no inconsideratale value. And ihis is. an -item of the first magnitude in -estimating the profits of a Rail Road. - .- - Secou-L The prospect for freight. Tae downward freight from the Village will consis. principally of Co:tou. Ozher ar tices of produce rnay, and dou'atless, will be transparted ; but as they are likely to he unimportant, 'will. not take them into the.estim:ite. The quantity of Cotton will, oufcourie, dependmuaeh:upon the growth of the Villago.upaon the market here es tablished for the sale of this article, and - for the purchase-af supplies by the plau ter: It is said that y0.0UJ bales pas. an 'tanllythranghi Ifatnurg in this District. ulipose Ed~.field were 'to obtain a third ua ii, Wnr "u0rca0 bales, freefruin all-competitina; ' Smucha .iar the freight down. -- The upwardfreight will surel', be- greater. It will consist. in the first place. sf ali the merchanlise in 'en-led fir E.ig-feld Village.. (the ainount of which i 'likely to have a gra-Inul in areuse to-suit the itcreascd prosperity of the I-lace.)ul na ist of that intended for ' the l)astrict, but likewise of a great pro - trtiaon of that-designed for the uper.Dis triicts, ita thme'wesmerta par 'of the :State. WVhen wconasid-'r tho vast quantity or mnerchanadise necessary lfor thie pltaters, and foar supplying the large naumbear aaf m aerchatnts in the country, this will lae no small mhatter, Superadded to thaese, the large quantity of tmerchiandise carried at present on wagons - fromn Augustat anal J amrbrgto-Norih-Carol'ma andl Tenanes see, will be laroughat upon this Road. Thaird. Prnfits from carrying the mail. * First, we- shall have a dadly mail from Edgofield to Charleston, which ina addiiona to its great utility anad satisfaction, will be a source of considerable revenue to the Road. S~econdly, the Western mail, whbicta noir reaches us frasei Augunsta by stage only tri-weekly, would be most p)robably m-ade, a daily mail, anad wouald be carried '*y-Aiken on the Rail Road to -Edgelield Village.' Fourth.' Protitsfrom conveniences of va rious kinils. To men of practical redeein it is unnecessary to remark -that "conven. * ience~ is profit." The . political ec~oomist ivill.tell us,. that .any,. convenience which seres o sve.time, labor .or trouble, may - nd toshestok o prducivecatpital. Thus ina works ott political economay, a mint, the retail store-keeper, the banaker, broaker, &c., are regarded as Iabor-saving machines, because they save labor and trouble to the business men of the cornmun &- nity. Onaa much larger scale is a Rail RoaS a labor-saving machine. It afl'ets more or'ress,'nearly all the interests of so cietv. It -hiaietis communicationas of all kindis, and-thereby saves time, It britngs an ample-market- 1ithita nearer limits, and terebyssthe immediate saving of capital. But all thiese savings add just so 'much to asman'ssproductive capital. Take hut a single. instance out of. a butt dred that c'ould be :used to illustrate. .'If the merchatnt-. at- present pays 50 cents' per chundred. for' .freight: from Aiken to' Edgefieldestid- ein'-'btaitd it by the Rails Road for ?5:c'entesishere not-here a clear gainf of25 ceanseper rhundr~ed ? True, it is:-not a great matter to the merchant, but it'is to the coynsumaerghe~b. po'r.-planter in the country, whomrally-has~feight to pay.. Witihim every..sixpencesaved ia a gain. Hehrisns correctly-when-;he .reasons in the ~iiugu'ge of the politie'al Teconomist, "T6 chEaper -ifrson'biysu what he needthae less he spends, the more he .vithe greater the amount of' accumu ite spiao pe-used-hereaftetrprodoc. nyely." ' ' thea-are some of the ad. vantae ui Road, arisingg.rom .o ves ime,'lab.ytrougli and des of the bbininlin la he ihiidgs, it opeos th,(vai h6atzunyaned - ahereby af!dssalsuforamoralsapd * beestntia r of po& 3 3DOhoa opeq schowiin a pay ateasonabl;peAc;ata^ltQetpi ainvested. without. at .il.~having: regard to the indirect advantaed rit may'prodilce On the irlectprlbtine wlN fad fi Editor, a fa Siglesioisuii ouir near. We hope,;bdwever, aeone aabier peg ill take up th'e sdbject, andpresetitito-the tonimu; -diity lie-rresellis 'of. heie:digssted views, and more exact-iaformation. VOX POFULI. For the Advertiser. hfR. E DIToR,-The time for action upon -the subject of the Rail Road has arrived. Some one is new wanted to take the lead and the people are ready to follow. Rut who is sufficient for this thing? Where are our.old citizens, our counsellors, the hone and sinew of our coin munity? W hero are Addison, Butler, Brooks, Jeter, Lips comb,Pickens, Bland, Holland, and othcrs. I know they are all in favor of this under taking. This work addresses itself to themu for their aid. Why stand they still and talk; talking will never buil the road. Twenty hearty fellows standing round a stalled wagon expressing, in the warmest ter ms, their good wishes for the wagoner's success in getting out of the bog, will never budge his wagon one iuch; but coats off and shoulders to the wheels, and then along push, a strong push, and a push all together, and my word for it, the wagon will soon be under way. I hope the gentlemen above mentioned will excuse this public reference to them, and that they will come out and make some public demoustration, propose some plan of action, and let us go seriously to work. Let me turn their thoughts back to a man who once lived among them, a man whose worth as a citizen was not fully appreciated till we lost him. I mean Col. Eldred Simkins, Sen., whose public; spirit and zeal in all matters relating to the prosperity and improvement of his country were untiring, und whose patriot. ism manifested itself, not in words only, but in energetie action. Let me call upon them to emulate his zeal. liam not the mantle of Elijah fallen upon some of these men, a:nd will they not come forvnarl and do what that man would long ago have done had he lived to this day? I feel as assured they will. CIVlS. MK. EDtron.--As the new Legislature is just elected. all intelligent persons are interested in knowing what will be their sentiments on the imaportaut topics of the present day. The Mexican war. the clean. itnt out of the Western River, (upon the principles suggested by Mr. Calhoun, in his recent report), and election of Electors by the people, and Governor by the peo. plie. These are sul eets talked of by gen ilemen, and we would like to kow the opinions entertained by our Representa Lives cs the coining Legislature will lie called on to act upon all of ihlese.. A Governor is to be electee', and also all. S. Senator, should - McD -i resigi.' which we hope will not he the case. If, how eer, there should be a.vacacy, we think; it rnportan nyt tite Legiilature.sbould1 Chi * ose a: ~ ttffrubility, Wrhos aprrintsiid are knows co be identified with the-leadiun. 'lociflifes which this State has taintained for the last twenty years. We wish to know if the Sta'e will coose a Senator '(ho will sustain aind carry out those pria ciples, dir heiher she will stlectune who will go for Internal iproveetrnt by the Federal Governmeit, nipon principles cal nulated to tax the people fur the hoiefit of Western'waters and Western interests. I think it iar more important, that South Calficia sliodlJd chuctise at this juctucre ini our ulirs, a macn wlic, will go fur a strict Lcostruetionl of the Cconsticntion, and an econmical Governtmenat, anzd whlo w ill give a hearty and cordial support to the Admceiniration, in its efforts 1o introduce the principles of Free Trade, and also to support the Administration in sustaineilg the htodor of our c -untry, in prosecuting a War, wvnged itn the first mtstanice, to sus tain So'uthern interests andI Southern rights Ic is more important to chcoose a mnact to s-astain these priniciples, than wh~o the in-. difidual-all we want is sound jprinciples, talent and spotless inttegriiy, 1oth private anid public, and we think it better for die people of the State 10 dictate to their ite piresentatives, whlo shall guard and defcend heir anciern principles in thme Senate of the United Staites, than to leave it to manc gers atid politiciis after they assomtule at C'oludaiia. A VOTER. Forthe A4drertiser. l-ruTS Cstvicucc, or -rne EoEFEr.D B.iP -rts-r AssoL~ra Dear Brethre.-Thie Ilomne M issioni floard rcgct'est your eitterationr to the snbject itn the ful.. lowing extract from the Minutes of the Asso cittion, recently held at Siloamn Church. und ask yoti to send up to the Chaictman or the Board at Edigefield U. H., your views uipoti it; at in early period. Y'ou will please not ocily to state the manner in which you desire tice continuance of Ilocme Missionis, hut also the stints you will contributte for their stuppoit. fI the ianswvers are sent by mail, he pleased to p1af the postage. Affectioneately, yours,. NSN WILLIAM B. JHSN Otlgefield C. H., 8. C., 1st Oct. '46. . Ectract froemthe Minutes. ''Resolved, That die H-ome Mission Board be otstructed to consult the Churchess of this As tociaton, and to employ M iesionaeries to carry n Home Missionary operations, or not, a., the) Cheurchaes may drct." ftLOT of fine Kentucky -tlules Kall young, healthy, acid in good order or sale by : M. FRtAZIER. 6ctober 1-4 tf 28 HE otice. HECompany parade of the "Mintuu Men" is postponed until the 3rd. ~stsirday in December next. -Ay order of' :. JOHN R. .WEVER', Captain. i .eT."WRIGT, Oz s. OQcil4 . .'t 28 ( Weaare.sthorized -to announce1 JiKSH AL R~-S1UlTHas a candidate p or:-T&x Collector,the nextselectioa. *Wirelatilids~d~tio'snouneeGnone-E !!iil(olles9sthp nexteolectone4.c 1!.2t 48' From the Phiyadelphia' Public Ledger. AN iMPURTANT CURE By Dr. JAYNEI - ALTERA TIVE. We have been informed by Mrs. M ahan. [ graoddaughter of old Gen. Wayne.] that r-l. suffered fora number of years from the i row i ofa large Goitrous Tumour of the '1 bar:; which, besides great deformitv, produced botl a difficulty ot deglution, and of breathing In deed, she sas, the pressure upon the wind pipe was so great as to prevent her from sleep ing in a recumhent position, and often suffoata tion appeared inevitable. She atin labored under severe indisposition fron Liver Com. plaint and Jaundice, with a ho: rible train of nervous affections, for- which she commetced the use of Dr. Jayne'u Alterative, which she took regularly for six or sI!ven weeks, with aac casionai doses of his Sanative Pills; and her general health was thereby completely re-esta blished, and now perceiving some diinunition ill the size of the Goitrous Tumnour. san was ancnu -aged to persevere in the use of the Al tcrtive until every vestige of the painful tin mlour was entirely removed. We think. there fore, that auch an important remedy should be inure generally known. Thu following is from a Physician and a much resilected Clergyman of the M ethodist Society, dated Modest Town. Va., Aug. 27 1840. Dr. Jayne-Dear Sir-I have been using your Expectorant extensively in my -practice ter the last-three years, and for all attacks of Colds, Coughs. Inflanmmiation of the,.Lunws Consn:nption. Asthma, Pains and Wakness of the Brrast, it is decidedly the best medicine I have tried. Very respectfully yours. R. W. WILLIAMS, M. D. R. S. tOBE RT. sole Agent, at Edgefield C. H.. South Carolin. a Bewcare of Counterfeits! october 14 3t 38 The Jocke:y. Club Rces T1' the Cherokee Pond. will cmnmence.pn , the 3d Tuesday, 17th November, and cotinne thronghout the week. Fine sport is anticipated, as th'e irllowiug gaentleme.n have already engaged to tt'id wti Stables.of H ores, viz. Capt. Stewart. Col. Myers; Capt..i.iwe .)Mr. Smith, Mr. SitIgle. ton, and Air. Jewell. iictober 14 . 3t 38 TilE FOLLOWING IS COUNTER M1ANDE I-'ROMl DTI. $241' Rewardi R . a' A V Y J.min the subscriber about in6 10th of Jaiuary. a Negro Woman. by.nme of JICY, of dark complexin, about 38 years of age ; she is supposed to be about Charles Glover's pnlaaiiition. where .she haq been seer. The above resieard will le paid to iny person who will -leliver her to ue at Edge' field Cditrt House. Ii. S. F. GOODE. Edg efield C. If., Oct. 4 f :38 WANTE . D QA.RY OF FI1'NEIUTTER. A Dai ry of really fine Butter, is w..mted t o sup ply the subscriber's Store. It is for the use of fttnilies in the neighborliood. and to be agreed for at it specified average price the year round. The Dairy may lie in any of he-ardjoi' ing dis tricts.. I'rice and supposed or probable gnam City m ist he fidme;d.punaiflby letter, post paid. Cash, or Merchnndi:ie at Cadigprices in return. Tie- uieter must he pumt lip si as to keep eith' er in keg-s orcks,.auJ elivete.d atEdglteield (.. 1!. R.~ S.: RlOD! $i.' .tiher_1 , 1 The latmuburg RI bulicani will copy the above 3 firins. Land for Sale. B .Y cunseiit t' parties. will be sold, for di vi.,ion, at FEdgelield Court Ilonse.. on the first 3ond;iy in Novenber next, (if inot disp s ed of by jiiv.ite sale hefitre tnnt trioe..) a tract of Lund containi': 1:;1A neri'. .i.ore, or 1as, situiate on the roil+! I..:-diing froille it's Ferry to 11aimbirg. twenty faur milers from thie far mier place, :djoinin; hu1ts h,.loonmig to B3cnj. 'l rrel,T'hoa:is Ds Laomih. and ite lirs. it hein g the piremaises do ylhich Jauies Wiggins, dec'd , formterly resided.. A credit oif one year will be given. A te and n'pproved secnrity of'course will be requir ed~pf thme pmurchaser. Any person wising to purchase at private mill~e wouldI do weli to a p ply toJ.l~lN RIDDLE, or WESTLEV BARNES. detimber 14 3t"- 38~ La di StocIl, &e. For' .Mae. F3 H E Suiscriber nmhw mffers for sale, the -1. Plntauio oni which lie ntow livesa, on the (25th) tweintj fifth day of Novembler mnext. con tainling (500) five hundred and sixty acres moure or less, lying on the ino rthm prong of the H alfway Swaimp, waters of Saluda riyer, about aute hundred amnd fifty acres ofi fresh cleated Land, well adi'pted tei tle grow~th of Cotton, Corn, and small graini, timid all uder ercellett lenice; about (300) three huundred acres ofwo'd. lurid, wvell tmatbereid, with a Dwelling .Iouse aind good ont buildings, with a isprinig andl well both excellent. Thlosie wiaimn;: to purichaase, will du well to call a'td ex'amine for themosel.ves, as I atm'deter-mined to sell without reserve. Like wise-Oat the samme dati ,and at the ilame platce.l shall pr':ceed to sell Corn.,Fodder, aiid l'Iantation Troots ; an eicell.ent road Wagoni. with a small plaiitation Wagon, amid ninec head af good work Horses amid alules. witb somne athier stock. JOHN CHRISTIE. october 14' 6i 3$ Valuable Estate Lands FOR SALE .iN NEWB . URY. DRSOTANT to the last Will and Tlesta met of the Rev. WVn.t.ms llfaxom. d.' ceased, wve will offer for s:,a at New berry Conir Ilona'se, 0n Sale-day inu Novem'he'r next, (2nd o' the monmb,) tire valu'able. PLAT*TION on Saludai River, of wh ich he died piossessed'. The tract Cointains 352? acres hy redurvey, anid sone of the be5e Cottoit and P'foviion Plan tationis inm the'middlle country. Omn the piremi ses isagood two story Dwelling.House, Cot fon Gimi, Barn, Stables. &c , &c. Conditions-A credlit of one, two and three yers. from the day of sale, purchaser giying maortgagea of Land, or ample p..rsonid seL4nritiy. IOHN BF.LTON O'NEA1LN, THDOMAS PRi-.AN, Ezccutors october 14 31 38 State of South (Carr1iiia, EDGE FIELDs DISTRI'CT. IN'TIf E COURT O' O'KDINA RY. OCTOBF.R 10, 1846. - Lucy Sanders. A pplicant, vs. .Summonsu in Ro'dger Thdmnas and wife, and Partuian. ..nthers, Defendmnts. ,.) ~T appearing: to iny,satisfaction, tati Rod-' Kger Thlomaas and wife Caroline, aqd Mtary 4nn Weldhm, a uiinor, lives ithout' the ihits >f thiu StatE; It is therore ordered, that they lo appdatiand'object to the sale 6r diviston of ho real~ejuiate oufNathiaieJ8Srndere, dec'd , on ti bgforethe..fifst~)Iddhiin kantary nezt,. or hieir~conusent.to thasaine :llebe epter.ofr oprd. Given.unde my.hansd at my officea the hay a~ d de.ahov wattent.. 3.S i ctober 14' '. 3m ..38 Thedriedea.f.Maj,; 8- C. Sor nonshiaa a~adi (u,, u*. -IE ' :GI iitiOG4NS, Kerseys and Woa i l Hats, - -U400 yds. splendid-Pinted Calicoes, at -10 ez - "iard' Moaielines-de-Ltine Alpacas and Merinoe of various prices, Northern Hbmespun at 6i and 10 cts a. yard, .B, sclhed do- ''at 12J cents a yard, Oamabnrg4. at 9cents'aayftrd, - Georgia Plhili, half wo-il, at 31 cents a yard, A. large- assortmnent of 4tool, fur, and beave A lai.'e assnrtitent of .3Fen's, Boys' and in Cnt'aCrps. . Biuts. Shios,-and Slippers, in every variety, Superfine'blud cloth Coats, at$14 each, Peppermisit and .other Candies and. Kisses a 25 cents aound, Cups.ail: Saicets aL124,15 and 181 cents : sett . -- -A teryiarge assortment of Glass and Crocker1 Ware, inclhding Foot Tubs, &c., Nev'crop Raisins and Grapes, duly expected Five boxes Lermons at 25 cents per dozen, Williana' aid other brands of Flour. - Fire Crackers for boys ot 10 cents a pack; Daiiyexp'eted-a large assortment of Toys loll;. na'd oilier fAncy articles, with Per fun,Fy: &. bytl.s brig Paul Jones, fror " Philadelpdii, Books and Statiuinery,'nany new and interest tin Baph froi the traie sales. Groceriee viz; Sugars, Coffees, Teas, various kiiids of Molasses, at 374 and 50 cents per gallon Wrought nid.cut Nails, Hardware and Cutlery, a new and complete stock Coils Rope for packingcotton. at 6cer a pound Mackerel: Codfish, Salmon, Lobster, Pickled Tongnes, A largevariety of Drngs and Medicines, Castings. Tubs. Buckets. Bin 'ms. &c. Finest-qnality gennine Port Wine. for the aick Also-lit Store-500 )lbs. best shoulders ol - Baco . . 1000 lbs. sugar cured Baltimore H am, All of which will be sold at unusual low pri ces, by it. S. ROBERTS. october 14 - 38 Ao Care! .- Pa FEV ER AND AG UFC :UR:.D W ITHOU'T FAIL! R ()VAND S improved Tonic Mixture, is 0 avrra m:ted to cure Fever and Agne. or Chill .and Fe~vr a. it is called. The money will le returned, if thei as no cure, when ta ken aiccdrdilito directions, and it generally cures in 24 houi-s, the inoai. investerate ciscs. Its strei ighening juiipertiei are most romarka ble, as it 'eaves ua iseasobehitnd. RA. RODERT'S. Agent. oct aber 14 - 3t 38' Stite of South Carolina, EDGE F)IRLD DISTR ICT. B' JOHN HlU. Esquire, Ordinary B f, E.gigfefd'Ditrict. Whei. as - a udy Buckhalier bath ap. plied to me lor letters Af lAd ministration, on. all andeingulrtihe gooda and chattels, rigwita and creditiMI-Ana 31.M Aorgan ,laic ofsai Disfnit, afresaid deceased. T hl r .thegure to cite-and admon ish :alltn' i i d~uted' tid'r~d itgsi) f ..r ''a girpei6 .-toraJo e.. .i .rext'.2 't C ur for-th said DistriG, i~ bo ioiden at E.dge. field Court -ouse 'ia 'the 26h6 day i October inst., to.- show cause, if nav why tie.said admnistration should not he grant'l. -. Given under tiy hand and seal, thi- the 8th dhay of 9id'uhtr, ;in the year of oun Lirl foA :e tliiai IdPth h n iilred a tid !'.i. ty six. uand in the seven firs:t year of A unr:ran Independence. JOIdN HILL. o. E. D. Octr. 14 ., 2t 38 - . tlce . U1L iL B E SOLD. to the highepst hidder bV y the, umdersigned. the 26tai,and 27th of Octe he~r ne~xt. on a credit of twele months at the l.rte residenic. iofJohni Dorn, iaenr . dec'd aill hil real and pe'sonial estito, cnsisin'e vi Sixtee ehnudred and sam'e aces of Land. re cenitly *urreyed by Aiudrew H. Coleman, uiiid dividedl in four tracts. The lirst kniown as the Homue Tract contain ing 5%.~ acres with a large anid ciomforable Dwvellintg H ouse, with good improvements. The aecondl is, kinven as Quarter tract, 53C arcres, 'with a good Dweaing Horuse aind im. .T.je ilard is known as the Fork Tract. 21( acres. adjoiniing said quarter. The f'urth is knouwn as the Culclazier Tract, 280 atcres.. The above named land joins James I. Still Wilson Ke up, and others. Thirty-two Negreess, 206' busIeIs ot Corn,. and Fodder. 10 Horses, 2 good Ritd WVa jous,2~ ox Carts and Oxen. 50 or 60 head of Cattle. 'iD head of Hlogs, Household and Kitch. en Furhi~t , r,-. Terms made known on day o1 sale. . All persons havinig any demands against the estate. are regniested to-come forward. duly at~ tae.t,-d. nMa aill persons mudebted to th-- estate. na' rrqu.!-ted 'cicomne forward and make pay. ment,;i'sa.flp.al settlemeiit will be made as sooin as the law directs OB . D. $OLOMON DORN. . . Executors. october 7 2( 37 ALrM WiTCHCRAFT OUTDONE. hr. T. Rowand-Ijear Sir-=-.For four or five. years I have suffered greatly from Rheu matismiin my head, which during the last year became 'verse and worse. -For four or five weeks ptni~ouis to the 15th inst./1- had suffered without interitsst~on,my general health was nauch imp~aired,-my sight injured, and my head so sersitive, that i could acarcel) rest it upon the pillow. Two'dulys-since' asigle appia Lion of.your "1AglI.EOTION,'' relieved me entirely -in t.O or rthr'e ininu'tes. 'I have ap plied it oicasionlally since, and the soreness is nearly.- ge ne' So'g'reat 'and sudden was the change. that I can searcely reaai'ze that I.am thei same rtan. I have also cured one of my rchildren, pad a female friend of headache in'twa dr three min utes: .. 'So great is my confidence in the "MAGIC LCTI(ON' that I dould. not be.without a; bot tle for fifi Limes is cost) " Y urssecttlly, JA t W.:SOUDER, R U 504 Market stet Phil delpthiaead 718467 . Pr ateciande ldWlaleualeand'Retail, by J TE woindi 34Irket-treet. 1.(8. ROBERTS' gent~ Edgeffeld C. H., a oath Carolina -. octoberl .15 ~ 3: 38 y" Pl fri ndact sexazrB. As aan nce tan aag idats.for.t.Q ffice of Comictorat the ezereectipn..g Shenyjs 1 Stile. NOVE MBER. 1846..: Y virtue of sundry writs ofFieri Fe c:as to me directed. I will .proceed to 9 self at Edgefield Court House. on the First Monday and Tuesday in November , next, the following property in the follow ing named.cases, to-wit : The interest of the defendant in eight hundred acres of laud, more or less, ad. joining lands of George Tillinnn, James Rainsford, Benj. R. Addison and others, Ievted on as the property of James 11. Harris,>, ads of C. J. Glover. Two hundred and fifty acres of land, more-or-less,-adjoining landa of Mrs. Mary Butler, Samuel Clarke. and others, levied on as tle. property of Milledge: Galpliin, ads of C64rlea Hall,.Peter Smith and wife and others severally. s Four hundred and twenty acres of land, more or less, adjoining lands of Derrick Holsombake, H Possey and others, levied on as the property of -Daniel Posey, ads of S. F. Goode and others severally. One nuidred and eighteebwacres of land, more or less,.whereon the defendant lives, adjot.ing Iands of. t'. Weatherington. D. Walker and others, levied on as the prop erty of Wim. Hamilton, ads of J.G. Thorn ton and others severally. - One (thousand acres of land, more or less, whereon the defendant lives, adjoin ing lands of John Marsh, John Wise and others, levied on as the property of Eliz abeth Carter, ads of Jamnes C. Cobb and others severally. - Two hundied and seventy five acres of land, m.lore or less..whereon the defendant lives, adjoining lands df John Lott, Ems ley -.ott; William Bouknight and others; levied on as the property of Stephen G.. Whatley, ads of S. F. Goode and others, severally. One hundred and tweniy acres of land, more or less, whereon the defendant lives, adjoining lands ofJam'es Scarborough and others, levied on as the p'operty of James and Nancy Martin, ads of William T. Bush and others. Three hundred acres of land,] more or less, whereon the defendant lives, adjoin ing lands of Mary Strome and otheri, levied on as the property of William Strome, Senio-, ads of Sampson Sulli van and others sevc:ally. One negro boy Nat, and negro woman Creasy, levied on as the property of Geo. N. Pardue, ads of Wm. R. N.:al bearer Robert D. Glover and others severally. Terms f sale cash. H. BOULWA RE, S. E. D. Oct12 4t -- 37 ita~te .ft'. Sou,th Carolina? -EDGEFIELD? DASTRICT; IN EQU1T2 . David Nicholsoi and Wife-, and otheis, vs. Mary Steiie . and'athers:. *OTiOE'i irereby gie thaibyvr tue of arn -order 'fron -.th Court of -Equity; in this case, gh'allsell at -Egee eafd-ih Ud.use;n iFss5Myn Nuvember ue.9, oliiotract of .laud belong. -ig to the Estate of Jhn Terry and. Pl illip Stefle, deceased, containing two hun dred and fifty-six acres, more or less, sit uated in the District and State.aforesaid, on Cyper Creek,.and., adjoining lands of Edward Settle, Artemas Lowe, the estate of Steward Minor and others. . said Laud will be sold on a credit o; twelve mouths, except as to so inuch as will pay the cost of this suit, to be paid in dash. Trhe purchaser will be rerjuired.o .0ave i and and good security for the purchase money.. S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E.. E. D. Commt'rs Oice, Oct 7 % State of South rarolinia. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. INVLQUITY -, ILucy Williams, and o:r0er<. vs. ). P, nelope Williams, Nathaniel 5 Burton, Jr., and others. NOTlCE IS H EREBY GIVEN, by 4. virtue of an Order of the Court of Equity, in this case, I shall proceed to sell at Eduefeld Court House. ot- the first MNondIay itt November next, the real estete on Joseph Williams, dec'd., conuisinrg of two tracts of land5 viz: One tract contiaming coo hundred anid seventy-five acres, tnore or less, sittrate in the d'istrict and State aforesaid, atnd bon ded by ltands of Mary Perry, Peleriah Williams, Lewis Asbeil, Elijah Watsotn, and Darling Williams. One othertract containing three hundred acres, tpore or less, situated in the district and State aforesaid, on Cloud's.Creek. and adjoining lands of Moses Holsteit, Nat Burton, sear., and Darling Williams. except so mnuch of saidl tradi 'of three hut. dred aeres,'as is claimed by ibe defendant Mostes Holstein. Said lands will be sold on a credii of twelve months, except as to so much as will pay the cost of this suit, to be paid in cas". Purcer to give bood and good security for the purchase money. S. S. TOMPKINS, C. L. E. D. october 7 _____ 4t 37 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, [IN T H E COUR T OF ORD(NCRYE Thomas Morgan, A pplicatnt, )zSummons in Svs. McGood Morgan and 'Partition. Wifliaw Morgan. defil's. .. T appearin.. to toy satisfaction, that Mc. .GQood Morgan and WVham Morgan, heits and distributees -,f real estate, of Peter Mor gao, deceased, Jive without- the limits of this State, it is therefore ordered, that they do ap p rear andobject to the sale or division of said real estate, on or before the first Monday in January next, or their consent will be -eittered of record. Given under my hatid at my office this the 12th October A. D.. 1846.. -- octobt 14 JOHN HILL, O.* E..D. . .Wagoijce. WARN any pers~dn against trading * for a Note, given by myo to.-.....Veselt,. a Horse trader, for one hundred andlforty. dollars,.as the property, for .which. iL was given.is, not soutd- The datedotthe cote' is is: of Octdber, 1846. due-ln fiteen days. W -h friendsof-.LentJhA g. - .E1*ase B~louce -th oioof oetsktfg ger EDGEFIELD DISC'- - "":"' . INTEQU1Ty Nancy Corder, vs. Emanuel Corder - and :Morgan Corder. - OTICE is hereby givenh b N tue of an order of the Cou q it, n this case, I'shall sil.lMi Court House, on the Firei)0oidayinNo. vember next, one tract' of land belugn to the estate of Morgan Cor'de dece containing 'iliree hundred and fort-or I acres,. mote or less, sitnaued.i n,the iuttz;s and State aforesaid, on Moor'aCreek,.and on both ides of he road ai Nary's Ferry, and'' adcjoining lands.or. Jarvis Asbell. Vade.Holstein,.J. , . ri, .Obidiah Body, Nathan 'Nort aru others.. Said Lands will be.i old.,n a cedit..o one and. two years, except the coit; to b paid in cash. - - - The purcaser will give bood andgoo4 security for the purchase mouey, S. S. TOMPKINS, t.s, E, t,. Com'rs Office, Oct. 7 4te.. List oft Letters', q~" EIAININ.G.in the, Post Office'at Edgy : - . field Court House, on the lit' October 1846. Abney, Dr. a Anaker; oh n . - " B. .. ,. Bayley, Afargretta tu, lo. A - Burton, ars S C Bell, Judge James - Burton, V. Buckelhff,'P C Boone. Daniel Barnett, Joseph. Broadwater, Gui Rowley, Thos C Brannon & Anderson,2. Collier Dr John Cary, Miss Eliza. Cartlidge, A A : Cross, TL Crallon, Clarenda 'Clark,A'arot Cochran, Robr- 42 oy, Miss S E Corley, tev B F Clo, Robe Cook, Mis S A Chapman, 13 Cosnaban,Joseph Collins, Chas - Dobey, Wi E 2 Dinkiiins~.Mhgah Day, Julius Esq.. Dunbar, Rob - Dunmaire, Phildu 'Devore, Mfrr Rae e E: Elzey, Col Lewis - . F. Fair, John H 2 - Hill. H H. 2 , ,11111, Josepli B -3 Holland. Rev J Holland- Bennett - Hi, John Holbrook, Mi htatL' Hownrd, B H 'Hodges Miss D1 H Henderson. G W . -8--'. Jones, C W . Kistler, Rev P Jenkins, John Logue, Whn aridrumG V Lake; Dr Thos . -Lin dy'T'N. - Lofton, Rnbt - 2 Landruw, MrsC - Lanhanm, Thos-W -;. ; - ; M :,"-. Millelids:ir E 2 Mart;Joh i a A~& Michell,iAbram 2 Morr'e playa,.Benjamin -,. Mati-q AlcLenden,. Bitto Moitfn'-A l r:4i .ounce::itobt a Martin Iames ' : a m iIfihe[ I-A' "lIati . ' ; ", = % . Na ey John Pope, James S Patterson Wyatt s L-Brk & Settles,. Patterson Susan , Parneuter, Mrs A. Perry & Dozier, Raper., Joel senr. Richardson & Hill Ryan, Mrs F A -Rowe, Simpson Ryn n, S. B - Bobertson, James Richie, Wuf H Riddle, John G taburn, John L Stapler, H enry . 'Slanton, Lewis Swearengen, Mirs aa Sentell,J I ry or Thus -' Sudduth. ILewis Solie, F -Stephens, Benj< - Swearengen, Josiah S ailey, Col J C T. - . Towles, Col 0 Turner,-J P Trillmuan, B ft - W. W~alker-, Wm - 2 West, WV T W alker Mandy Weidenfield, D' Watson, Sophia E M. FRAZIER, P. M. *ociober 7 :3t -37 TUST received and for sale- by J. D .TIBBE TTS, a. superior article -o Lamp:Olh. I McMillon's celeibrated 'fooh Wash For~ cleansing aind beautifying the teeth.... H ay's-Linimntn, a eertain cure for Piles. Champion's Fever and Ague Pills. wsr ranted to cure. Row and's Tonic:uhixture.s A~fresh sn##~ly of Syencer's Pills. Hull's Cough, W~orm and Hleadadhe L'rzenges. Sept 23 tf * 35 NOTi0E. 7-H E Estate of MArI B..Lover~ass dee'dr B.bemng Derelict, those indebtedl to-'said' deceased, are hereby notified to make 'inmie dtiate payment, and those hiavingdediah to~ presenit them duly attested. t JOHN HIILL, O. E Dl auguzst5 5 Dr'. A.. Yon~o rFFER8' bis professional srices to the 'utizenst of Edgefield Village'ard'yicinit~ Otfice niext door, East ef Dr. R. T. iis residence. Apfril 22 tit . 1 3 Dr. Z. .BL.LYD REP TULYOffers hisPROFES-' Eade 'Bld h'e in th CR p Sept 22 146 _ _ _ _ _ ?To the Pubije IOHN M LUNQUESTr aelimaker4 J .ctler, from Chiarleston,i2- C; would re. spectfully iniform the citizens of, Edgefteld ,h~ le~has taken the store next~to Mygs. Wgr;n nearly.-opposite'Ryan's Hotel sand'ihiat he 1 do such work in -his iea'':ifoiern - vorkmnaniik'e 'mannerfndn or-dsnhd Also,' Dagrizegpe. likenesses "take 'as - inpenior mbnnier. cpt 22-846 -:3. '35. Esq hiue hrins a cand fieofTaColheto t -. !A O The "e' is