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~th ai ero hii 19-640fa 4 . b einJ'bfesides thse i ttten ''lad River srpeuside 'rsosil Broa4 Ikj$in that b t~4egie tevafra~l it ht t s e'o stii rhesieciarte R Svil then'ueRad will - . Eptuaiburg or, Aiken toGreeu .,, ,taiur charter becomes im e,.:as we'now have one to. , te e~n or H amburg,. and this i'ther.nterest'i. the Greenville Road will 3E6dc ~e tio unite.with uson terms whithwean cintrol.Undler these circur - 6) t es;t- iist' othingjbut prudent to wait e eott aft eimestingf the Le .giturea {hi-arter does not.. expire, :} v fifege toi}open our - a ao ve e rofive yers.from its T iauifas inserted tith -a view " * ja'aiqggf what rmiiht. occur. ;:Endoiom ee I hope we will move s lt1Ier*aUlty.ofsuiccess and not make d Our charter is:safe for four years ut take care not' to open books, aan~ithingfiil i the'subscription. This wei tls au's " Let every man who feels . teresitedist thescheme;draw up a paper fieiotl il fborin, and take it round to cish asiabet iid getthem.io pui down as such as eachlone: would be willing to tlubri'be when the books are opened, WE the undersigned are willing to take tloc i1ie' following amount opposite , te lses, is a Rail Road to be run from Edgefield'C- H to Aiken or Hamburg, as a bfie determined on by.a inajority''of rt i1d'helde rinsuch' st atik' 0Set who are willing to put theirnanes dineioi tuebl a paper, then bring all such 9 'petsto9ib Efitor of the Advertiser, at -iilffice, ad e will compare them, and e h'ancaabedlone practically. A great .i mnoyieni talk very loud'about the Road, and 'ire-always urging moves'i be made. r oftd etwillubt subscribe $100 thenselves. what can be done.' A strong :uil a Iong'pil;ud:a ju1i all together, '?$ tde illyet save every thing. paper ofthe abotve kind is now left in - tie:lfleIoftlie Adtertiser for names to be .tr: :puzjdowan wish to see; what the Green ' ~$&vdte tterest will do this winter at C.'lum ', ea; lso what ithe New berry interesu e ino" ARoad can be ru. from Aiken Q e i irae'Iuse ona level, - and - from. lienf up-io'apointon the Columbia toad 'niaihenile of theC. 1i, and from thence ohra ilgeifearLoti's told 'place. and on - bel vwittle Saluia to its mouth to big -~ 6ala~ on iidfeet level.: From there l*'iaw'bberry' C: H., they cati judge for 1'-i"emtee" This r'uld moire us all we -' svcant, astie-elbow made at this point wo-id-ecointrate the iproduce above this u xtot; nrinn-distridt, at this place, and air~ utihe Saluda valley so low down ii tbi vthiproduce all in this direction. -and'briiiglhei Citonhof New berry district by-.i s-rdte. Remember, it will tfale near 6180 000to fin iah a road as it ought to'be fronfthisjplr iceo .Aiken, or $200.000 to I11amburg:- In'the road frot Columbia toi-Greenville $9 0W'iere subscribed in ebeing di-y~ fft ind ouly some $40.00 elienser. .Sot . t.o 'inake. the. iial fw ei to Aken or. Tatrhurg~ will re qtire u to do tw ce-iamuch as they did' N whtt-N1lteri'w Imentiothee bitngs in deir'i-- some ii di tat telea if t hat din n"is itnt talk:a Ae rs ie Cort i Common Plea's and Genrel Sessiouns commenced its stuing ur. tnh e erfild .District, ott fi y the iiist.,Judge-O'Neill pre siisg.HtTi Her.forcibly and eloquently ShargleiA~ airy in regard to the ~arjuts-ipasters brought- hefure them. A -lsrge number of casos o.s. the Sessionis Docket were disposed of, and as~ many inotecontinued. litwasmore Ihan once rinir1il~tii this Docket was one of the 1aresiiihe St'ate. Several casesqon the Tsu okt were tried, but nous of great imno 3 -hezaw Gazeue. 1'lse Gale at Greorgetowen.-Considlerable injuff-has been done ini the neighborhood fo peoretdwhby. the late gale. It cen tiaenced blowing-hard at N: E. on Sunoday -mornidg, and- continued at that quarter 6dnnulaboul Tour o'clock Tuesdlay morning; wbietshiledi~to S-.- E. and blew w perfect rurnane, raisjg ithe title about iwd feet adblrfgi water mark. Mudh dainage h'as bee-n done to the rice -idon Serenity Plantationi; which was cut ad: title stable, was drift ed tn the tnain ania *ill be'pully lost. The eitenstve pilings and timber petns ,tWistie'sPotut were completely de-stroyed All the rite lds on this side of Winiyah Baykre-mare orless injured. Thb wharves atGdiorgetown were much dami'4d an d the enard supply of mifl inber'ha's'been'buu adlrifi. 3Aifsthe-;Naria -A cataract has beenr 1seovered on the river St. Louis, where aifltinto the iestern e*tremitf of Lake, upSttil whicikhlas ntever been described y af Geg hei' It is said to l'e se * -cotid.1~ thagara. The volume of Mteier very great, and thte perpendicular 1ieight of the fall, .one hundred an'd fifty f eet. T-am 14RRIED. 'dO una ,the 18th instat, by Rev. S. W. dhn rry i.JAnirts DRISKELL, of Georgia, seMsMRIrA 3I Mtrs, of this DistriCt. Forthea Aidverter.. -'.To~k rieQtscURCs of .rus EDGOI1tL.D BAr' 'tear Bretkrws-Thie'Homei Mission Board Aquistidoradteriiion to the suabject in the fol idit e rt et. fromn tle Mioutes of the Asio-. %ialod; recently held ait Sloam Churtch. and ask yotu.to send np' toatif Chairrman or tihe Bourd a -Ed i ; Hyu views iupon it at an earlyJperiod. You will please not'anly to state the manner :in rhieh dos: desire the continuance of Home Missio'nm but also the saws yott wihlcontributifoqrtbr'spport. if th isi"acetb mail, bepleased to naeyyours; -* I4A-B. JOHNSON. 8. C., 1st Oct. '46. - cth Mswutes. eieoe.Mission Board be instrot o~ i tie Chrcher ;of this As soC~rifk to smn inties' to carry C OEITFIARY7 N~m isonAsafianiibend ivith the e ii. is pttrgatidreik sirt a ascended" 'tomingl -witisf'the spiritol o at tbien made: 'pe'rfect..-; . '-;-'" Tiis'exillent-manwand'aoid Minister of Jestit, w is o.thsett December, 1808, and died oi the;29ieptenber in-the present year.' " From "hisyouth Je was 'reinarkable for his orderly, moral deportment ; and at an early~period put- on. Christ in Baptism. In the prns'acutior ofhis'stddies for the Ministry, he availed himself of the advantages of the Farman Theolodical Institution, and soon to.k a high rank in-the tdinistry of the word, En dowed with a strdng and vigorous mind, he ap. plied himself with patient and persevering ut tephion to the study of the Bible. In this course, which he strictly pursued, he was enabled to enrich hie sermons with an abundant and judi cias store of ihe Bible truth. Not satisfied with the mere surface of things, he penetrated into the depths of heavenly wisdom, and drew thence that profonnd knowledge of its princi ples and their just application. with which he delighted,,improved and instructed 'his hearers Deeply itipr-ssed with. the solemn responsibil ities of the iiinistdrial office, he performed its duties most taithfully. He daubed his people with -no untempered mortar, but cried aloud and spared not. preaching Jesus, -warning every' man and teaching every man. that he might present every man, perfect-in dirist-Je' sus." He' was eimently "set. for the defence of the Gospel;" for stopping the mouths of gainsayers, and for putting-to silence the igm--" ranco of foolish men. The favorite subject his ministrations was the inculcation of practi cal godhness on evangelical principles. He delighted, therefore, to enlarge upon the duty -and privilege of giving the beart to God The desolations of Zion deeply affected him. He mourned and prayed over the coldness, the widespread coldness of her sons and daughters, and labored much and faithfully to allrre theni to greater:(pititnality and conformity to Christ. The life of this' devoted servant of. the Lord was in accntdanee with his preaching, and his death willt ioth. For, he lived the life; and died the death; of the Righteous. His last sermon was preached a .fcAv days only before hid death, and undera presentiment, that it wotild Clode his winisterinl course on. earth. At its conmencement, a peculiar feel ing of humbnileness of mind came over him, ac c-umpanied with enlarged m-aufestations of the divine majesty and goodnesi,. These filled his soul with heavenly joy, and imparted to his mauner unusual animation. The Scriptures raein to his recollection with readiness. and a spiritual unction- beddvted his whole discourse. He preached as a dying man to dying men. The feelings of the audience were in unison with thdse ofthe Preacher, and a holy influence seemed to pervade. the whole audience He returned to his family under the pressure of sickness, which the skill of the physician coild not remove For this dear and lionored servant, having fought a good- fight, finished his course. and kept the battle, was now to be called up higher to receive his reward. During his illness, lie spoke affectionhtely and faithfilly to those arouna hitn, with the calm and firm confidence of one who knew ."in whom he believed,'' and to whom he had coni nitted that, which he knew would be kjpt in amefety against that day. Assenhling his Tamily around hime on the day of his decease, lie bade them an affectionate farewell'tnal commended ahem to the care of Ih orphan's Father and inn widows-Gd and husband and then hetuk ing himself to Ioly converse wit , his-Lvfr, he lied up hatbeart-ifrfervent prnyer, ind reite rating the word .ges, fell sweetly asleep in The dcitliofsils a mn at snch'i time cis no-ordini'rv .os s;mayitoeih ard by time Chturcli an Ily thoe hom- he iUbotit, and n 4riasinel id btniing, awatittng the, call. fur Divine Master.' Our departed brother. has left a 'low and three children, with an nged mot hiotheis and-sisters, tnd a' large number r brethren and friends to monrn his los. In the preparation of this article. the nriter takes a nel;tncholy pleasure in making it short and plainm, according to the dying wish of its dear and honored subject. 'It is now closedl with this incidlent.- A burothier. having heard the deceasedl exprees his determuinatin to mend thse Newv .Testament thiatngh once a ?nonth. bonght a pocket solumie to present to him Bit deathI prevented the execnttion of the benevolet design. May it fall inito the hands of one, who will execute the pur1.ose of him for ltomi it wvas intetnded, biut now ineeds it no more. Dr. Jayne's Ulerative, W~e htave been inforimed by ai rs. Ihiso, tof a cnre perlortied ont her by Dr. JAYNE-8 A L. TER ATI VE, wic-h piroves itsstiperiority over every other remedy of the kindt. Shte has been atfficted for the lausm sixteen years with Ne'croses or Wfhite Steellings, attenided wvithi icerationis antI exfoliatioti o1' varions be nes. tduring which time man ' Pieces have been discharged from the frontas hone of thme cratninm, frott both her iams, nrists aid handsus, atnd fro-n both legi, rand from the~ left fetmoral bone, atnd from the rithit knee. hsesides painful tcers on other part.; of her person, which has haufHed the skill of a nuitber at the most eminent physicians of our city-dnring-most of the time her sufferings have been excruciting and deplorable. Abs'ii three immotthissinice she wats indnceid to try Dr. JAYNE'S A LTERLATIVE, whtthhas had an 'astotishintgly happy effect uipoti her, by ieniov i'itg all paini and swelltmgs. arid causi'rig the ail-. els to heal, while at the same time her general h'e'ahh has becomse compleetely restored, so thit she now weighs some 251bs. mot e thart she dad before she comumencetd the use ofthais tuly val tile preparation-Naztive Eaglc. For fmather infoanmationi, miqaire of ?ttr's. Roa, No. 138 Filbert street. .R. S. ROBERTS, .mole Agent, Edgefielo C. 11., S. C. ncttober 2! 3t $9 Ma. Envo.-I was once a toad under a huarroiw, bitt have crawvled onit. I infsnld mny creditors, that I will be with them in the sixth trouble, and will not tbrsake thean in the se v'enth. I am as bright as the Morning Sta, Mr. Editor-Say to the public in general, that I ant a candlidate for Trax Collector, at the ensuing election. As there is monre canididates thtan voters, T will vote for nmyself-let every dog shake Ihis own tail. octobr 21 MOODY HARRIS. Notice. HRwilbe sold, at Edlgefield .Court Tou.R .lon the first Monday in Novem-~ ber next a NEG RO UJIlRL, sixteen or seven teen ycars of age, very well growni,-antd a vciy good huand for buisiness. Also-4 valuable Saddle HORSE. on twelve months credit. M. EID SON. " october 21 2i. 39 Notice. I WARN anay persons against trading Ufor a Noae, given by me to --Vech,' o Hlorse trader, for' one hundred and forty ,dollars,asthe property for which it was given is nsot sound. Thbe dlate of the note is 1st of Ocaober, 1846. date in fifteen days. - LE~WJS COLLl1RS. Ohitober7 37 tf (W-We are-authorized to announice &MAKSH~A R. SMITH as a candidate for %,x Collaeto a ,t.. ,ex, election. KiheCommssinersof thie Panooir .Edgefield District, to his'Honor Jndge A. P. BUTLFa, Fall Term, 1:.16. From the 30st September,1845, includi. the -expenses of Pensioners; boarding with their friends, and Poor 'Hou'se ex penses, the dilferent quarters of -he year, herein stated up to the 30th Sep tember. 1846. PAID OUT 1sT QUARTIR, OcT..6, 1845. Pensonera Names. Am'L Aid Chester Hester, . . $10 Francis Benton, 5 Mary Rowe, Martha Franklin, 5 Jonathan Cotton, x; Rachael Temple, 7 Elizabeth Price and grand 60blidren, 7 Eleanor Lowe, (2 draws,) 10 Reuben Lybrand, . 5 Martin Sheppaid. 5 John Kirkland, 5 Viney Mathes 5 Jane Snipes, Mary Allmon, 5 Jane Fountain, 3 Michael Outz, . 5 Matilda Stephens. 4 Catharine Miles, 4 50 Massey Gallman, 5 Mart , and Oliver Adkins, 5 Margaret Russell, - ' 5 Joicey Baker and children, 7 Sarah Couch, 5 James Timmerman, 5 Mary Radford, (3 draws,) 15 Catharine Napier, 8 Nancy Gamer, 8 Jeffeirson Glawzier, g John Monahan, 5 Thomas~ Temples and wife, 5 Martha.Walls and children, 5 Margaret Turnage, g Nancy Minor, - 5 Hannah RabUrn, Thomas Richardson and wife, 5 Lydia Orander, 5 Martha Taylor, .3 Mary Prince, 5 Win. McDaniel and wife, Rebecca Stone,.(2 draws,) 6 Elijah Runley, 5 Nathan Napier, 10 George Jobusun. 10 John Story, 7 50 Sidney Morris. - Daniel Evans, 6 Mary Woolenhub, 5 sally Devore, 5 Sabra Devoro, 5 Sally IHlively, 5 Amelia Horn, 5 ''honas Gainer, 6. Elizabeth Clegg,. 2 Phoebe Johnson, 5 Jacob Hively, 5 Mary Hasten, 5 Catherine Bledscro, 4 Barbara Clark, 5 Elizabeth Childers, 5 Elizabe'h 'euny,. 5 Elizabeth Poud, 5 Eldred Suiimmerull, 15 Mary Ruanley, 3 Joshua Nixon, 5 Mlary Foun'tain a -h d'. William Glean, 5 Blizabhcb Elkius, 5 1da Rotten, 8 Jehn Funderburg, Mary autl Savannah Whatley; 5 LeroyM, Carey, 5 John Ilarris,. 3 Ehiabealh Weath~erford, 5 .ilatildaiRad ford, . 8 John Griffin and wife, 7 Hlezekiah Gentry, 5 5 Solomon Martin, 5 SJane Got!, 5 Phc b ncan,. 5 Anna Vaughaan, 4 M~ary llatchcock, Maherscheal Wthiacle, 8 Mrs. Steople and children, 1 Elvira Terry,5 Mary Evans, ' - 5 Susan Wood, (2 draws,) Chamberlain Mooney, 6 Elijah Murphy, 10 Tabitha Goodwin~r Hester Stevens, 4 Win. Nettles and wifei,- 6 Mary Tompkins, 5 Catharine Morris, 5 Mary Johnson, 3 William Walton, * 5 Susan Young, w Alexander Patterson; 7 5 Luke Afathews, 55 Elizabeth Marlosi, 5 Henry and Martha Jorda-n, 4 Elizabeth Sanders, 5 Margarett Free, S Elizabeth.Sadler, 10 Eliza Riddle and children,5 John Clark's child, 3 50 Nncey Nicholson, 3 50 Mary Rotten's chil, - 3 Margaret Harper, 3 Elisha Dye, 3 Mary Frazier, 5 Sarah Smith, 5 John Welker, (2 draws,) 6 Hannah WVilliams, 5 Milly Rosejfor nursing Mtarain' Rose 5 Catharige Turner, 8 Nac amhimr 7 Sibba Foraner, . Total 1st quarter, $69 50 PAID OUT JANUAR ora, 1846. Mary Claxton, -5 Funeral expenses'nf Mich'l Outa, 6 75 Daniel Evans,..- 6 Janathan Cotton; - 7 Mary Frazier, -5 Nancy Gainer, -8 Jefferson Gla rzier; - 8 John Story, 7 50 Chesly Hester, y0 John Kirkland, -- Alexander Patterson,- 7~ 50 Matilda Radford,' 8 Mary Rowe, John Rotten;-. 8 Elizabeth Sler, - Eldred Summerel, ~ 0 Racbel Temple, - , , Margaret Turuge, Total 2nd quarte.. $182 P oI i;X846~~ ~ t .for Francis Benton, 3 fonkthan Cotton, 7 Daniel .Evans, -6 Nanev Gainer, 8 b1'J Frazier, 5 son Glawzier, 8 tE. ey Heater, jo learler Patterson; 7 50 atilda: I adford, g MlaryRowe, - 4 John Siory,.: 7 50 Elizabeth Sidi 10 Elired Summerai,- 12 50 Rachel Temple, 5 Margret.Turoage . -. 5 Jolnt1Krkland, . 5 Mary Woolenbob, .5 Sibba Fortner, . 5 Total .dn'uarfer, $129 50 PAr a out 6 hJul ,84. o- Story. 12 50 Siat Fornoer, 5 Rchel Temple, 5 Eldred Summeral, 12 50 Chesly Hester,- 10 Miarilda Radford. g Mary Rowe, 4 John Rotton, 8 Jonathan Cotton. 7 .Margaret Turnage, 5 Eliz beth Sadler, 10 .Danzel.Evans, 6 Nancy Gainer, 8 MaryFraziet, " 5 Jeflerson Glawiier 8 JohnKirkland, 5 ~Mary Woolenhot, 0 Colin for A. Patterson, 3 STotal 4th quarter; 129 The foregoing amoun't o $1,064 25 cis. paid to pensioners, the different quarters of thgjast year, is iiclued in the Treas urer'sRepoit, which accompanies this. We woild fuither report, that in accor dance with a privilege granted this Board, by the Legislattire at its session in 1844, we have sold the former Poor House land, and have phu-chased a more healthy, plea sant a-nd eligible site, upon whiph we hiveereted suitable buildings, fr the accommnlation of the loor of the District, and from henceforward we will grant no pensions, but every person vishing to avail themselves of the benefit confered by the poor laws of the State, will have to-go to the Poor House. 30th September, 1846. L. A. BROOKS, - Chairman, pro tem: Joer lH tt-T, Clerk of the Board. Persiems names rupported at the Poor House, .Ad in the Asykli,, from 30th .Scpt., 1845, to 3Uth &ptembei, 1846. NaiES iS- T-E Puoa HOUsE. Margaret Frish. 1 ,Suiney Broadney, 1 *.Siarah-Piemale and-61ifd, 2 Nancy lays and daughter, -4tichard Taylor, John White, 2 Datid' Wheeler Mc ollouih chiIdren, 2. Fa4ny Sim.avor and sn, 2 Naicy Shaor and tio children, :3 ad 1i ebur J-' r 1 .ut.:Fs 1:ru AyLan lre.Poste t gio an a , Iledee, 3 -A. Paliner, F. Eason ; Died sone time in winter. RossBit sNAr 'Trsurer is ACco'rT WIr TU CONML'JsONEH. OF THkE Po',R FROM 30ni'r"rTEgiaR. 1834., t ira: su. TEMBuR, 1846, Eioi. DIsTRICT. Oc-t. 6 & 7. 184;) Paid Pension ers and Poor House expetnses, $793 59 Da:ccmber 2. Paid T'. Lrveless andI Jinnings. in part for their burilding, and sundry .ac'ts (or prvsin for Poor House, 295 13 Dec. 18. For 2,603 lbs Pork at til 25 cta. per 100 lbs. and some small accounts, 114 87 Jan. 5, 1846. Pensioners in part .far the buildingsa, Prin ters bills, &c., &c. 488 57 January 14. HI. Jinnings part (or bis hiiiluings and some corn, I 85 99 February 2. H1.Jennings in rull for his buildings and sorne accounts for poor bouse, 244 25 Feb,.17. T1. Loveless balance for his buildings and some stmall... iaccounts,. 638 39 Mairch 2. John Loveless for fur iture, and accounts for sugar, coffee, molasses, 78 15 April 6. Pensionere Ag'as's quar tert salary, R. Raburn, for work on tile gard *and garden,. stable and.crib, in part, 363 32 April 24. To the Asylum for Pauper Lunatics, sod some 5 : loih, 156 5 May 4. S. Mathuis, tof cows and calves, and accounts for hatid ing and corn, 30 75 June 1. A. BlandIfor lard, and B. R~ahurn crearing and fencing land, ..-67 65 Junae 5. B~alane dird ia aylum by J. Quzattlebumn, . 217 03 July~ 6'. Pensiondrs balance to B.' ~Raburn (or w~ork on the ynrd, and A Bland first note for Poor Ilouse land, 607 42~ July 28. k. Bland- for b'acon, conand. s-m'e sm-alla.sccounts; 62 04 Sept. 7. B. Rabt-ru for clearing out well, and account for corn, 8 71 $4'.245 39 Sept. 3 Cash on hand.. 2,648 97 *.. $6,894 -36 October 6', 184. Cesl on hand - of the tax of 1844 2,548' 94 January-14.16&46.BRecei vedl 'orfH Boulware on nrx executions of' 1844, - 16 92 Amonn of the a~ of 1844 $2,568 51arcl.2; 18453.- Received of - y.~Qutattleburn, T1. U., in pa~rt of the. poor tax of-'45, 35O Mucarh 13, '45, of' J-Qatttl+ bn~n, T. C., in pat of tle tax of 1845, .5 April 5, or J. Quattlebumin. palt af tax of'-184,/ . 60 part of' taxe f1845, .' 500 -, Alay 28j ofJ JQnautlehbin . part of' tes'of'1846,. . 100gg - July 6, of' J. Qittted irj nna it x f 185 483h JulydofJ.4aattiebumbaj anae:of tax of 1844, 3 - $U,68-31l Less by commissions for re cevmg 24 per cent, 109 20' - 4,259'11 $6824 97 Sept. 29, Received of J. Quat 6 tiebum, T. -C., balance of the tax of 1844, 71 76 Less by commissions for re. ceiving 22 per cent .1 77 69 39 $8,894 36 September 30;1846. 'Ihe dbode eiihibits the amounts received and-di'sburded for the main tainsnce of the poor, and also all the buildings erected on the new cite, and also hail the pur chase money for the tract of land;-&c. - ROBERT. BRYAN, Treasarer. N. B. The per cent levied on-. the general tax was 37J per cert. October 21 it 39 JUST RECEIVEID J. D. TIBBETTS, a fresh supply of the Sulphate of Quinine. Oct 21 . tf ; 39 . Valuable Lands. 'OR SALE IN THE MOST DESIR. . ABLE PORTION OF FL OR .DsI. T HE Subscriberq offer fr sale their valu T able LANDS.situated in Je'erson conn' ty, Florida, lying directly on the Ocada river, c mtain-g about,e ighteen hundred acres, sitn bted on a public roatd, within nine miles of Montinello, a aourishing vilinge. also within 35 or 40 miles of market, one thaiusind acres of the above land is hammock of the first order, anti a large portion of the remainder are oak and hickory. On the liremises are a Dwelling House 48 by 50 feet not i'uite finished. together with other necessary not buildings. The Land is well watered and timbered. T'here are 450 acresof open land on the preinises, nearly all of which are fresh hammock, and in best possible condition for cultivation. This tract of land is offered low and liberal indulgenres will be given to an approved pur chaser. If desire.l,;he land will be divided to suit lure.hasers. - JOHN H. HOLLTNGSWORTII D. F. HOLLINGSWORTH, M. E. HOLLINGSWORTIH. october 21 -f .39 Ili T:e Charleston Courier and Greenville Mountaineer will givethe above four insertion., semi monthly, and forward accoudta to this ofice.I State of South. Carolina; . EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THIE COURT OF ORDINA IY. Y JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary B of Edgefleid District: Whereas. Elihu Stevens, I'aih .applied to me for Letters of Adiiinisaiation, on all and singular the giids and chattels, rights and credits of John Lewis, fate of the District aforesaild deceased. These-are, lierefdre, to cie' Ad dion ish all and aingular, the kindred and credi iors of the said dccenised to be andaipear 'before me, at our next. O'rdiuary's Court for the said District, to he holden at tdge. field Court House, on the 2dsday ofn No. ve:nber next, t) show cause, if any, why he''sdiid *'dmniutsration sheulk- not be 1Gih dag-of Octoher. in ihe year of our Lord-one thousand eight hunded e ind for ty six. and in - the seventy first sear of American independunce. JOHN HILL,.n. E. D. october 21 2t 39 State of South Carolina, EDGEl'I R LD DfSTRICW'. BY JOHN H IL L. Esquire, Ordiniary Wer~eas JosiPcPi. hath ap. plied to me (or letters of Admimietration, on all and singular the goods arid chattels, rights and credits of Thomas J. H ihbler,laie ofrsaid District, aforesaid, deceased. .These are. therefore, to cite and admon ish, all and singular', ahe kindred and cred ltors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Couri for the said District, in be holden at Edge tield Court House on the 2nd day of November inst,, to. show cause, if any. why the said administration should not be granoted. Given under my hand and seal, this te 16th day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and for ty-six, and in the seventy-first year of American Independence. JOHN HILL, o' z. B Octr. 21 *2t 39 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. BY JOHN' H ILL, Esq'., Ordinary of BEdgofiel District: Whereas Miehael Hair, (Tanth' applied to me for-Letters of A dministi-ation. on all and singular tho go'ode and chattels, rights and crediis of John Heir, .late of the District aforesaid; deceased. These are, therefore, to ciue a'ad admon ish all and singular. the kindred and cred itors of the said dece'ased, to.he and appear before me, at our next Ordiliary's'Court for the said District, to he h'olden a' Edge field Court Hiose.'dn the 2nd day of No vember inet,, to shows cause, if any, why the said adlministratiron should uot be gra nted. Given under, my hand and seal,; this the 16th day e1 October, in the year of ou'r Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-sixth, and in the 71st year of Amer can Independence. JOH N HILL, O, E D. Octr. 21 2t 39 Tkle Jockey casb .Re A T the Cherokee Pond. g'al commence on the 3dTuesday, 'dth Novemnber., and continue thirougho'n the week. Fine sport is anticipated, as the following gentlemna - have already engaged .to attend ivitli diables of Horses, viz. Capt. Stewart. Col. iiyers, Capt. Rowe, Mr. Soiuth,' MI. Sitngle. ton, and air. Jewell, october 14 3t 38 'LTof fine Kentueliy lMules, .all young, healthy, and in..good, oi-der, for sale by Md. FRAZIER. october 14 - t, :. ,JE A. W. Youutgblooder, O FFERS his professional serviees oatie citizdns of Ed efield Villageend.viintyv Office next door, at of Dr. 1. T. Mini. residence. - April 22' ti 13 OHA AP OrW CH SWGRu Barfo hAg -$,$ sstl Woo? 2000a yds. splendid :Prid Calicoes, -t 1e. Mouse Ies de 1 .1 pacas andI ne of various prices, Nofthern Homespun it 6* andTO s vara" Bleached :do at 12 een )va r & Oinablrga it 9 6ents a yard Georgia pla'ins, lidlifwor; it 31 enifhayard'c A rarge assorfnint of "foo,-ur and beaver Hats, A large ass'rtment of en , H n -aist' Caps - Boots. Shoes, and Sli per, i e&v r i Sup'erf'ne blue cloth Coats, at$f4 eieb Peppermint and other Candies'i d iaj 25 cenfs a pound, Cups and Saices at 12, 15 and18cedrti ' A very drge Raotfieatof G wA: r r Ware, incl'ding Foot T 4ubs " New crop Raisins and Gripea, dad ec Five boxes Lerdns at 25 ee d -j p William.' and othy brndi f i, Fire Cfackrs fdr'Uojs ot td cenra pack.; Daily espected-a lage aiiort edirbTo'ys, Rolls; and other fancy artrc";icth:Pdr fanier , &c., by tie brig-Laiui Jobs. firomi Philaelpuir, - Bdoks and Stationer ,many new pdcnterei" ink Boofs from the trade sals Groceries, viz, Sugars, Co'eis,Teas varioti. kinds of Molasses, it 3T1 and.50- en'tpei' gallon. Wrought and cut Naili; e Haidware and Cutlery, a' de atM dnmpletc" stock, C ils Rope for packirig cotton, at~t sa pound; Mackerel Codish, Saliann, Lobster, Pickled Tongges, 4 large varetyof Drngsnd Rfidi'cind Castings, Tubs, Buckets, Dio ; - Finest quality genuine Pori:Wine, ftr'the sict Also--In tore-50001bc ,best shoulders ? Bacon, - . r: 1000 lbs. sugar cured.Baltimore Hams, All of which will i sold at unuasal lo j~t... ces, by R .S.. 'OBe r october 14 38 WANTED DAIRY OF.FINE BUTTER. A-Uai . ry of realif fine Butter, is wanted to sa ply the subscriber's Stwoe. Xz,isifor-the use families iu th neighborliood, andifbeagred for at a specified avea rice ties" 'ar oand Tire Dairy may be ai any of the dI sing.dg tricts. Prico and supposed o iable qban City mist be named. and ifbflettr, sist paid. Cash, or Merchandise at Cash prieas-n.tani The Butter n'list he put nuso artb ke eit.l; er in kegs or crocks, and. dlivee-iat Edgeleld C. H. . a., ROBES : - october 14 ." The Ha'tforf RjebT~i'i fi - y t"V above a tiier'. * LY consent of paries will 'be sold, for die vision, at.Edgefield Cotrt Hofse, on the first ,Monday. in November n (if not dspae edof by prya tsale 6'forr a time,) a tract of Land contaiuingJieieres, .nore oVlIij Iaitunite on the'real leading froe ifewit's Fosr" to Hambuig. twenty foiprailgfs the 'di 'ro'r ner place;.uId airi ' latis belog' toBui Murrel,Thouim D! La 'a the premises'htoWich Japre A credit:o1~neycpr Z nitf and appro'e #E e 6kjr" rsS. edoT rhe; puf~asr- e r purchase at private ' y plly to._ . october~1 Plantati'onaitice ,efi. (25th ) twenty fiftH day of Wy vem r port; dow tairiing (560) five ihiieted 'and sixt acte more or-less, lying on tlfe 'noith Arog of di H alfway Sivamin,waiers of.ldiivet abou one hundred and filif ars of frf elei Lpand,, well adapted to the gro~tli'of-Codon' Corn, and sranlI grain,:and all qnar excellent renc'e; abont (30triiair~iee~fo land, well timubered, wit .a Dwelliaif Rouse mnd good out building,.with a dprin and well' both excellent. Those ~Wiahin .h pinla will do well to call'an'd eiaiie iso 'fie~,' &e I an determined td is.lf Githotrer; Likwis-Onthesamne day, andl atthie sams place.l shall preceed to sell CornFodder, and' l'lan;ation Tools; an excellent road WaoV with a s/nall iantiition Wagon, s'd nine ha of good~worR Hors' d'nd Miules. dish se' other stock. JOHN CRP.ISTIE: october 14. 6:. - Valuable Estate Lamds' FORL SALE IN. NE WRERRY: P' URSUANT 1o the last Will. and Testa UTmeait ofthie IRev. Wi.u Haauoir, de. 6easeed, we ill of'er foriale atNewberrf Cnur Honse. on Sale-dag i'n Novetni nix't, (2nd of the em, the vaiauble )n Siatuda River, of which he dlied possessed. The tract contains 382 acres by resurvey and is one of the best Cotton and Provision l'lan tations in the adiddle-cointry. On 'the premi-. ies is a good two stor Dwelling House,. Cot. ton Gin, Barn, B(ab A,.c., &e., Condition'-'A citi. ofrone two ind three yenrs. from th6 da'y of sale, purchaser giying mortgage of.Land, oramnple personal security.' J.11 N~ BELTON Q'NEA LN', THOMAS PREAN, october E 3$ State. of South CaroiNant E DG EElar'E D DiSTIT. IN T HE COUR T Of ORDINA RY; ocT0Ria 1O, 1846. Lucy Sand era..Applicant, vs. 8xnmens ?q Ro'dger Prhotas and wife, and Pne oth~ers, Defendants. - WT apJpearing to my satisfai~in s er thiomas and wife cery Ann .Welch, a iiinor, i~e -ihot :h' -aryt of this Stra~te, it: ies wretrahot..theym ho asyear and object to- the salefor divi-ion of lie real estate of Nathaniel Sariders,4cd., on or before the first Monday in January next, or their consent to the samewill be entereil of re cord. Giveta under m , hand at myfoicen the day and date 'above writeO. - -. N . , OHN UIJL O.'~ october 14-. 3m 38 FRESD SUPPL~ JUST received and for ot y'D. TIBTTS a aee lj Latfrp 4Y1l. ;~,. o McMilron'd elebragt fli'0ah.Wash'fot cleansing and b eatrifvig.teelfs Hay's Linimon'i ereanicai es.fo' ed. Champion's Fsverin3Kgdel ar ranted to cure. .,.';..- ~ Rowaad's .Tonicj1711re Hull's Cough, Wor~ 1 i46 ~"The r Elaaats, anb.... -~~' addjr th fiee ~ icniljre