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GOODE 41 ESPECTFULLY invite-the: antenti general, to their extensive aud-well se FJLL J.D Wl Comprising a complete assortment of II - Among the leadi "ich Satin strip'd Lustreen, " 66 Plaid Brilliantes, Jenny Lind Plaid Silks, Cavaignae and Oregon Plaid, Satin strip'd and Plaid Cashmere, New style French worked Collars, Black and White figured Laces, SILK FAtNUEs. BUTTONS Foa G}.%TL:r Fancy and Plain Cassrrnere, Englistt and American Tweeds, Sattiuetts and Kentucky Jeans. A general asc fATS. CAPS, BONNETS. FLO\ Gents and Boy's BOOTS. Ladie. SE -H %RDWARE. CUTLERY. GLAE TIN WARE, DRUGS & MEDIC LAMP. TRAIN & TANNERS O CARPET BAGS, HARNESS & SCHOOL BOOKS -ALU 900 Pr. NEGRO SHOES. 3000 Yds. NEGRO CI.OTH, 25,000 lbs. A SS O All the above Goods with a large Stock too numerous to nention, will be sold at pr6 tomers w receive pa-ticlar attention. That favors, a cootinua.ce is solicited. Oct. 11 1848 - Xotice. T HE Subscriber acting as Assignee for C. A. MEIGS. will sell at Auction on Wod nesday 25th of October, at the Store of the Late . A. Meigs at Ed;efield Village. the remaining Stock of Goods of the- said C. A. Meigi, consisting of Dry Goods Groceries, Cutlery, Hardwarc, Medicines, &c. .-Terms of Sale.-A credit on all sums over Ten dollars until the 1st day of Feb next, the purchaser giving note and good security. All sums under Ten dollars cash. All persons indebted to the Concern are requtested to,settle up immediately, and persons having claitns against the Estate, will present them properly attested to SAM UEL BROOKS, Assignee. Oct.11 . 3t 38. SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROL NA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. Elizabeth Bracknell, App't. I Summons tvs. in William Bracknell. and Partition. others, Defendants. .BY an Order from John lill, EFq.. Ordinary of the District aforesaid, 1 . will proceed 'to sell at Edgefield Court Hause, onaie first Monday; id November next. the lands belonging to tbe. estate of John :Bracknell, dec'd., .situate 'in "the Districr and State aforesaid, on the road leading from Abbeville Court House to etinhur d 'adjoining lands of D. P. "- ' t:;, oni b To iisiJohn P. Self, .,:~~ ~ ,s , :i r;?we :humJr' andi - ; 6 ssld 'on. a :c t - squtred;tdjg' o the Ordioat; - -.ey. " S. CH RISTIE,-s. E. D. erOcober-10, 1848 4t 38 Shzerifl's Sale. State of South Carolina. -EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN THE COURT OF ORDiNARY. M~argaret Jones'and' others, A pp'c.- Summons in *-- Middleton Jon'es and P ttin others, Def'ts. ) - )Y an order from J..hn Hill. Esq.. Or-. .EJdinary of the D)istrict aforesaid, I will prnceed to sell at Edgefield C. H., on the first Monday in Novembher next, the lands belongit g to the Estate of Jdsepth -Jones, Deceased, situate in the District and State aforesaid, on the wnters of Ste phens Creek, waters of Savannah River, adjoining lauds of Sellh Butler. David Bunchb, Mirs. Blrigg-s, James Curry and oth ers, cotntaining seventy-one acres more or less, be sold on a credit of twelve mothe The purchaser will be required to cive bond and two approved securitwes, and a rnortgage of the premises to the Ordinary. to secure the purchase money. Cost to be paid in cash. S. CH RISTIE, s. E.D Oct. 11 1848 4r. 38 STATE OF SOUTH CA OLIN.1 .EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Frank Burt, Treasurer. TuIly F. SulIivan, andl *''''' others.J N OTICE~ is heretiy givena that by vir tue of the decree of the Court of Equity in this case. I shall sell at Edlgefi--Id Court House on the first Motnday in No vember next. That lot or piarcel of Land in Hamhturg. known and designated as No. 71. in the original plan. bounded South by Market street, North by Mercer stree', East by ---street. and West by H amilton and *Kernagahn,. (No. 72) and containing fifrv,: (50) feet front -on M~arket street, and 200 feet deep to M!uercer street. Said Lot or parcel of L and will be sold for one third of the purchased money cash, -and the balance (2..3) on a credit of unwelve -month., on bond with good sureties. The titles to be signed, but not delivered till the purchase money be fully paid. S. S. TOMPKINS. c. E. K. D. Commtiuuioner's Office, Oct. 10th, 1848. Oct. 11 4t 38 Notice. C1OL JOHN BAUSKETT is appointed . moyatorneyduing my temporary ab - -R. S. ROBERTS. Edgefleld, C. HI., 9th Oct. 1848. Oct 11- tf 38 (17 rjThe friends of Col. JO HN HILL an.. - iounce hinm ats a candidate for Sheriff of Edg.. field District at the next election. - S..p13 tf- 3A4 ULLIVAN, in ft iheir customers and the irade in ected stock of rTE R GOODS e newest and most fashionable styles, i_ articles are Engiish and American Prints, Bombazines and Alpaccas. Black and colored figred Silks, Enli<h and Scotch (inghams, Sup'r Pt. id Cashmere Shawls, Large Silk Shawls and Visits, Roh Roy anl W,ol net do, AND MUSLIN TRIrNGS, EN'S WEAtt Linen and Morena Shirts, Over Cnats and Sacks. I'-spn and Figured Satin Vestingq, ortnent of VF.iRS and RIBBONS, IOES and POL.KAS BOOTE ES. iS, CHINA & CROCKERY WARE, INES, WHITE LEAI) IN OIL, L. SAi)DLK RY. TRUNKS, 'OLE I.EATHER, r STA7'IOVARY. Fine BED &. NEGRO BLANKETS, 12 000 Ihe. CUT NAILS from 4 to 40, R'RD IRON. if Dm.rnestics and many fancy Articles, es to suit these hard times. Cash Cus ikful to our regular Customers for past 41 38 New Goods Arrived at R. CA WSS & Co'S New Cash Store. ' iNG 1HA % Umbrellas. 374 to $2 ench. l.men Cambric [H.ndkerchiefs from 10 to 50 cents each. I Case new -tyle dre:<s Prints 6. to 124 cents per yard I do. furniture chintz6G to20 cents per yard. Pcs. All Wool red and white Flannels from 20 to 374 cents per yard. Pcs. 6.4 Bleached and Brown Sheetings 14 cents pet yard. Pcs. 4 4 " " " Shirtings at 8, 10, and 124 per yard. Satinets and Kentucky Jeans 31J to 50 cents per yard. Pcs. While Furniture Frnge, 18 yards in piece only 75 cents Gen's black and colored Italian Silk Cravats from $1 to 82 each. Ladies silk neck ties 31, 50 and 62h cents each. Bonnets for Ladies and Misses Of the newest styles and most desirable kinds, such as Fine Drawn and Honeycomb Silk, Florence Braid R''land. Adelaide Braid, Chinra Penrl. English split Straw. Devon's ilack Bonnets in reat vat iety, at prices ranging from $1.25 to $400. Flowers and Ribbons Of every style and quality,sotne of which are of,.the latest importntion. - Groceries. Brown Sugars 10. 11, and 13 pounds for $1. Rio Coll'ee.10 pounds for $1. Raisins. Black Pepper. Starch, and Fresh -Suleratus.125 etn. per pound. Soft shell.Alimonds'and Castile soap 25 etc per -:pound. }1rnsTea a good article 5oets.. per pound. .pjces of all kitids. Speri&and Tallow Candles 20 nd 374 per New Rce. BOOTS and SUOES HATS and CAPS. Gent's fine 'French Calf stich Boots .from $3,50 to $4 a pair.. do. Sewved an,d Pegged Shoes. Boys Brogants froim 624 75 and $1 per pair. Servant's large size Slips at 45 cts. per pair only Ladies Fin,e Kidl and Walking Ttes. Misses Ties.and Brotees. Infant Shoes of all Colors and Quality. Boys & Mena's glazed Caps from 124 to 25 cts. eadh. Men's cloth Caps from 31.1 to 75 ets. each. "Mohan PIttsh. a t $1. SNavy Caps with covers $2.25 cts. HA RDW VA R E, CROCK ERY and G LASSW A RE. CONF'ECTION.A RIES. Perfumery. arnd Fancy Articles. And a getneral assortment or other goods too nuimerouts to mention, all of which will be sold low for cash. - Rt. C. & CO. Oct 11 2t 38 More Clheap (6 vods! - HOGS I EA D heautifi Sugar I I pounds .5.for S1. I Box iiap, 1t0 cen ts a Ber. 3 Boxes Adamnanti,ie Candles 374 cents a pounid 1 Box Black Tea very fine. I Bag BhI:ck Perpper 124 cents a poutnd. 1 Box Superb Chewing Tobacco 75 cents a ponnd 2 Boxes tine do do 374 ets. 4 do do do 25 " 2 do common do do 1'24" Segara of approved B rands at all prices. Fir sale by Rt S. ROBERTS. Oct11 2t 3d NEW GOODS. T H E Subscriber has inst received his PA LL and WINTER STOCK of GOODS consisting in part of a splendid lot of WVorstrad Goods for La diesv Dresses nC all kinds. ar fie lot of Ginighamns. English & American Prnnts, Col'd & Black A4lpacca's, Bomobazinje. A LARGE AND SPENDID STOCK OF Negri' Shoeas, Bintiket- & Kersevs. Groceries, HIardware, Crockery. Hats & Caps. To which h -invites his frienuds. and the pubFc to call and exdumiue, before purchasing elsewhere. nunhe feels confident that he can give satisfaction to all who may favor him with a call.. C. BRYAN. Oct. 10. 1848. tf 38 Head Quarters, 2nd Regiment Cavalry, S. C. M. Edgefild C. H , Oct. 5th, 1848. Orders No. 9. A Coutrt Mvartial will convene at Edgefield Cour t Ilotuse on Monday the 6th of November next, to try all defaulters of the Edgefield quadron of Cavalry for the Regimental Re view at Longmhi res on the 26th Sept last. The Court will cionsist of Capt. Rob't Meria weter. Presdent ; Lieutenants D. M;Glover, lasper Yelde.ll. anid James M Harrison: Mem ers; Cornets WV. Hall arid B. H. Miller Suprtnumseraries ; John Talbert, Judge Advo ate. . - By order of TIlOS. WV. LANJA M. Col 2ntd Regiment, 1st Brigade Cavalry. 1st Oct ii, . Division, S. C. MW. Report of the Commis EDGE FIELD From 30th Sept. 1847 to 30th Sept.1 Judge, Oct. Pauper Lunatics in the Asjjluin. Harriet Bleaze. Died Nov'r., 1 18th 1847. dead 1 Ancehal Morgan, 1 Mrs. Foster, 1 William Samuel, 1 Number in Asylum. 3 Paupers Names at the oor House. Auney Boadney, 1 Bonjamin Bushy. re'd at poor 1 house, May I Ith, 1848 Francis Childress. left poor 1 house. June 18th, 1848. Maranday Cread and three children. ree'dl at poor house. April 17th, and left July 10th. 1848. Elisha Die, wife & I%wo 2 daughters, Mary & Eady, Margaret Frish, I Ceiley Falkner, and her ; 5 four children, Eliza Fountain. left poor t house. Dec. 22. 1847. Edaline Fountain and two children. left poor house 3. Dec. 22. 1847. Morris Fowler, 1 Naucey Gardner. re eived at t poor house, Aug. 17. 1818, James Gardner, left poor 1 house. A ug. 30, 1848, 1 Kezikiah Jen'ry, Vicey Lee. 1 Nancy Mays, 1 Francis Maya, 1 Catharine Maithis and two children, left poor house, 3 April 8th, 1848, John Norman, 1 Sat ah Plimale and child, 2 Sarah Pulatty. rec'd at poor . 1 house. Nov. 15. 1847. Nancey Rowe, 4 Genrge Rhoden and wife rec'd at poor house, June 2 18.1848. Dr'tcilla Rogers & Richard 2 I Rogers, children, Number carried up, 40 Robert Br yan, 7'reasurer, in Account u Edge/ield District, from 30th. 1847. Oct. 6. Paid Sundry accounts Blacksmith account, to Po"-r House, " 23. " Sundry accounts: Paupers to Poor Limber, &c., Nov. 19. " To A+sylutn. Spinin to Poor House, - 24. " 100 hushels Corn, 1 Beef. cleaninig Well Dec. 6. " To 9,064 lbs. Pork, &c., &c., 1848. Corn. Furniture. Flt "13. 8buhlcon4c Feb. 7. udy~acut Ma~rch'6. Fo4Cwsada -14. " Lto hcs a April 3. " Lo Flu.Hln May 2. " Sudyacut,F Jttne 3 to 21. " Snr cons a Corn, anite.F Augut 7& 1. " Sundry accouznts fo Sept.4.or 45 acs ad $4a 30. B. . Brall acco Medifhciks, asac LHaulog.Haui Alay, fork Beef Adses Cmisin, S munt aidcout, Fr CakrCves, fr&c.,ka Ocr G. Cashon and reotel, Jly 6. Ad"o roin Agent urr Aprilon..Ldober, "27. d o dsyu or Augs 7 &. do Su daco.m Sept. 4. do 5ace Lado 86 N.B He a l vied4.70 Set 3. C" By Ca's aido Medicines. C ash hare HeaLoo ing, T HE "k odtne Ah Bardrow again ol ay to"h dfd Delmission,. FoCh irtai ast rcl,ihve f. lite0th.& Oct. 6.tas onan 3eore toI sioners of the. Poor of Y TRICT. 48 iJJnsftonq D. L. Wardlaw, Nturber brought up, 40 Jnh'dStnry and wife, 2 Fnufichijiren. 4 Sir h'Siith, reed at poor ? 1 h-use, Sepr.13. 1848, - Prue 'Smith; received at ? - 1i ^rhou-e,* Sept: 13, 1848. Ric itrdi Taylor, - 1 Mmia :Taylor, I Pet, Vsughn. ree'd at poor h.fueJan'y 25. 1848, and I le rJuly 5th, 1848. Joh }White. 1 M.ill ;Woh,' rec'd at poor h 4useApril 15. 1848, and 1 d av 21. 1848. Mrsl Brenan, died Jan. 9,1848, 1 "1'umber of Paupers, 54 Dead. Sn n Branan, 2 iA y..)Viiod. 2 Left as stated. F. .hildress,. 1 M. 'read, and. three children, 4 Elia Fountain, I Ed line Fountain and 2 children, 3 J_ irdner,' 1 C. "athis and two children, 3 Pet rViughan, 1 o. Dead -and left Poor house, 16 -> o.-Remaining at Poor house, 38 SETH BUTLER, Chairman. Jon 11rnv. Clerk. - Ro T. Ajtyam, Secretary. 7ith Eke 'ammissioners of the Poor of Sepf.84j,.o3 I 1st Sept. 1848. br ;ercridit.e, Bacon, Sugr, an(i9aig Paupers or ' Work. taking ouse ;bb!-ce for Ceiling, t .or Iu er, account fot 54 08 Salt, f ware, Hauling, 442 35 . genats aelary -r., -, 555 '0 nas .ushel36 00 *orork,an - 8 06 ve,Barre-Fl dt\and other 52 25 kng. &c. 65 ., Agen' s 1st Qu&r agu,SPuar 'Coffee, 'i rniture, Corn, 2 Cows and 260 ing Pauiper to Poor House 730 Salary.. Sundry accounts, Sugar, Colfee, Merchan- 252 u'per Lunaties. 150 0t0 -Qetinine.recording Plat SLand. &c., 16 25 ,68, account for Wool and. 480 38 nt for Sundries Mrerchan rdware, Crockery, Shoes, un's paid, &c., -155 15 account 'for WVool and . . 10 50 SSalary, 90 00 oro, Flour and Lumber, 48 27 ,toutit paid out, $3,348 87 4 per eeni, 83 71 tm 30t h Sept. 184Y to 30'h - * $3.432 58 SE Ti BJT LE R, Chairman. pt. 1847 to 30tN Sept. 1848. )ct Term last, .1,910 34 ceived, of Public Stock, 65 67 .Executions, &c., 9 95 in Treasurer's hands, $1,985 96 P C., Taxes of 1547, 100 do do 200 do do 500 do do 500 do , do' 38069i do *; do 100 do . do ,250 do / do 100 do -. do - 200 . 2,330 62 rcent, 58 26 $2.272 36 * p4.258 32 e 1st Januar last for poor he Gejseral Tax. 83.432 58 - $8S25 14 ROBT. BRYAN. Treasurer.: JOIIN H UIET, Clerk. N)otice.. JFORE WARI'4 all person from trading for aB note given bw me to Wiley Holloway for Ninety dl ars duethe first of Jannary, sigh teen hundred ,and fifty, and dated September the 23d 1848. as [ never intetnd to pay te said note, nor,,any part thereo, tenless compelled by J,aw,ata the conditions for which'tho above note was given, has failed.. ROBT. D. BRYAN. -On~9ti, 1848. - if 38 SHERRIF'S SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. N N'HE :COURI' OF ORDINARY. EA pp't. Summons Plilip Clark. and others .Defendants. ). Partition Y an Order from John Hill. Esq. '.Ordittary of the District aforesaid, I will piroceed to sell at Edgefield Courl House, on the first londay in Novembei text, lands belonging to the estate of Eliza. beth Clark, ec'd.. situate in the Districi and State aforesaid, on Dalton Creek, waters of Savannah River, adjoining lands of Henry Stone, Mr. Fortnor. James Tompkins. RItert Wallace, and James Martin. containing one hundred and sev enry acres more or less, be sold on a cred it of twelve months. The Putchuser will be required to give bo:td atd two approved securities, and a mortgage of the premises. so the Ordinary to secure the purchase money. Cost to be paid in Cash. S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D. Oct. 10, 1848 4t 38 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. .N E(QUTY. Isane Outz, vs. Lucinda Outs, and others N OTICE is hereby given that, by virtue of an Order fomit the Court of Eguity in this case, I shall proceed to sell at Edgelield Court House, on the first Mon day in November next, the three .Ilowing tracts of land, belonging to the estate of Peter O,,tz. dec'd., viz: Tract No. I, contaitntg by survey of A. R. Able, D. S., made 12'h September, 184S. One hundred end sixty-six and a half ncres, (IG61) situate in the Ditrict and State aforesaid, on Ilorsepen Creek, and adjoining lands of John S. Sinyley, T. W. County, Thomas Harvey, Willian Dottn. Isaac d.tz and. Tract No.2, of the aforesaid estate. Tract No. 2, containing by survey of A. R.,Able, I). S., made 12th September. 1848, two hundred and forty-six (2-16( acres, adjoining the tbove tract of land. Isaac Ou-z. B. Outz and John S. Smyley. Tract No. 3, or Jacob Ou'z tract, cot. laining by survey of A. R. Able D. S., made 12th September. 1548, ninety-nine (99) acres lying on Gantt's branch, and adjoining lands held by Abram Outz, Isaac Outz. William Dorn, and Henry Outz. . Said lands will be sold on a credit of one and two years, except for so much as will pay the cost of tho suit to be paid in cash. Purchaaers to give bond and good sureties to sectre the purchase money. S. S. TO.IPKINS, c. E. E. D. Commissioners Office, Oct. 10, 1848. Oct. 11, 1848, 4t 38. GEIGER * PJRTMLOP. H EREBY give notice that they continue the WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION BSINESS in the Town of Hamhbarg.: having associated with Ihe--. JAMES L. KrNar. the'Fira, tt tri future be Geiger, Partlow A Knight. t ..., tender to customere and planters gener. ally, their services in the Storage and sale of Cottton and other produce. Advances wvill be. made when reqitire.d~ol poduce in Store. and 'thcir chatrges will be regulated by a due regard to the-statte -of the times. - l-lamburg, S. C. Sept. 1,1848.. Oct 4 12t . 37 The A bbeville Banner. Lai,rensville H erald. Greenville Mountaiaeer, and Anderson Ga zette will each insert to the amount of S5, and forward account to -G. P. & K. SPANN HOTEL. T H E followving are the terms of Boarding &c., bsegonning 1st inst. Boar ding exclus~iively, per motnth, S12 50 " and lodgng. " 15 00 Lbthts are fnrnished at a chtarge extra. Firn---o, Gratis. Oct 4 4t 37 A CARD. T11IE Teachers "r E.dlgelieldi District. and all concern'd in Tirat..ng Primnary, or Elementary Schtools, are requtesterl m-~eet at Edtgefield 'Village on Monday the 6th Nov. -1848. a full attendance is requested, ais some1 hntsiness concernintg the Free School System, will bet laid before them. Oct 4 5t 37 Negroes for Sale. WILL be suthl at Edgefleld Court lontse Ott the first .Monday in November next, if rnt disposed of previously sevetal likely Negroes. Atty person destrons of purcasaing wdittd do well to call and see them. D. BIt JNSON, Ex'r. South,.7 milem from thte Court llouse, on the Abbeville Road Oct4 . t 37 ,JVotce. ALL persons indebted to D. ABBEY by A note or acconutt as requested to call and make immuediate settlemietnt as he exptects to wind sip his butsiness and leave the State, by complying with this request, they tuay stave cost. D. ABBEY. Oct 4. 2t 37 NOTICE. STRAYED from the subscriber on the 24th itnst., twvo bay horses. One of these had a yoke, and was shoi: in fronst, shoes consider ably worn The other hmd on tno shoes nor anty marks recollected. Boths horaeq are bays, otte a very dark bay, and both naturatl pacers. Atny itnformoaton about themr will lhe tl ank fully received by the sttbscriber, living near Duntonsville P. O. EDWA RD W ELCH. Sept 28th, 1848.* A CARD. R. ELBERTr BLAND respectfully offers his Professional Services to the citizens of Edgefield village and vscinity. *Oflice ncxt door to tire Court Hiouse. Aug 16 tf 30 , Bacon an~d Lard. . E Subscriber has just received a large ~supply of Choice BACON and Leal LARD, which he offers low for CASH. J. A. WILLIAMS. Aug, 29th 1848. if 32 Notice. ALL persons indebted to the stubscriber, - without distinction, are requested to make immediate payment. P. 5. BROOKS. nOc t f 37 AMERICAN HOTEL (Fornerly iubbard's) 11 A M 1 U I G, S . C . RATEFUL for past favors. the subseria ber hereby gives notice that his honse is now in complete order. ind would respectfully invite all persons visiting. Hambur; and the trave-lling public to give him :t call. confidently believing. that he can givetntire satisfction to all those who desire a gniet orderly uionse, conmfrtahle Rooms and lietds with as good a table as the Market can furnish. Stables. Lots and Carriage Houae in first rate order and well supplied. A sober rind attenrtive Hostler always in attendance. Par ticular attention given to Horses left by per- : sonis visiting Charleston or other places. Carri:ages alwavs in readiness to convey passengers to and from the Rail Road when desired. lorses aui Vehicles to Lit. \VM. KETCHHUM. Oct 4 12t 37 Wm, Ketchum & Co. T AKE pleasure in returning their grate ful acknowl:dgnents lir the very hheral patronage heretofore b estowed upon them. and hope by liberality and fair dealing to merit a cantirnatlice We now invite the attention of our nnmef.. ons friends and customers and the public get, erally, to onr new stock of FiNE F ASIIIONABLE AND 'ILE A'P FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. Selected by one of the Firm during the lst month froi the New York and Philadelphia Markets. Our assnrtiient will comprise every article ustally called for in this Market. and we pledge ourselves not to be undetsold by any in Ham btrg or Arngusta. Goods always shown with pleasure. No charge for looking. Give us a call. N. B. Store in the American Hotel Build tugs, llamburg S. C. Oct 4 12t - :17 SPANN 1OTEt. ED(EFIELD, S. C. P HIS splendid and commodious Edifice lbeing completed is now opened to re ceive both transient and constant Boarders rind promises to furnish its patrons and 'riend' with as good entertainment and accommoda: tions, as can be expected tn-this part of the country. Connected with thts Establishment there are conyenient lots for the accommodation of Drovers. For the Travelling Community-there are kept Vehicles and' Horses, to let upon. liberal terms Sept.27 if . 36 Valuable Land for Sale. S HE Subscriber offers.for sale his valuable AP Plantation, containing 400 acres -aboos one half of which ii clear ,n-a'high state of eultivatio , good fences j the b. mbered wo;dland. The tes on,Cedar Creek,. *aters-.df Horn Creek, 5 miles.sonth.weatoof= 'teld,.C t House. .andtdjoioiug tands- of ..r. At.. ama, Jas. Rainsford, Wm. H. Moss.and others. On the'pr-tnises is a good comfortable Dwel ling House, Gin Htuse and. Screw and all necessary out bnildings, and- q' excelfekt orchard of all kinds of FruiL. e'Tract I. well wateredunaaptetrO-1t cuttivation or Cotton Corn and small Grain.. Any person wishing to purchase will do well te dil and ernamiine-forothemselves. For fnrther .irformnation,:application can. he uiade to theinhbsr:ber ott the premises,, p reviona - to' sale day,-otherwise; it willbe sold to the high est bidder. - B..Rt. ADISON. - OcS t '37 Valiable Land tor Sale. T HESubscriber offers for sale thtat .healthy situation in Edgcfield District, lately 'owned by L. M. Churchill, on the H ambur-g Road, -eight miles South of Island Ford. The place contains some 270 acres of lively bottom and creek land--about 60 acres have been in cultivation. .With Farrn buidings, a commodious house and a good stand, &c. Terms to suit an approved putr. chaser. For particulars ingumre of Josiah Reams, near the piemises, H. R. Spann, E.q Edgemeld Court House, or. W. R. HIL L, Near Island Ford. Sept. 20, 1843 t f 35 R EAD QUA RTEliS. .MIILLVILLE, 7th Reg't, S. C. Al. ORDERS NO In ppFrsLn nee of Orders from Samuel Donnald Col. Conmmaniding 2d Brigade. the 7th Rtegi nment will apprear at the Old WVells, ott Thuirs day the 2d of November next, fully armed and equipped f'or Drill anid Reviewv. Otlicers amti N on-Comnmtssioned dificers the day preuiotis for D)rill and lnstuction. The Lientt. Col. and Major are chai ged with the extension of this Order to their respective Ci'inmtands. By order of' Col. G. D. Miuts S. B. GR[FFIN, Adjnt't. . O t 4 3t 317 */ Thte Hambitrg Journal will copy 3 times. S25i REWARDS L OST an or about the 1st of' September between the residence of Mr. A. Bland, anid the Vilinge, on the road lenditng by Col, Pickens, a Gold Paterit Lever Watcht, of' the Mlannmfacture of M. J. Tobias. Liverpool. No. 19.249. T'he above reward will be paid for its delivery at this office. Or informturionas-a to where it may he obtained. Sept. 20 14 t3 *' Th Chtarlesitn Conirier will insert two weeks daily. also A bbeville Banner will ittsert 4 times weekly, atnd send iteir accounts to this office. Leo. HI. De Lang?e. Surgeon Dentist, H AS returned to Edlgefield, C. H.. to remain for a short time only, during which, he can be fatind at Mr. SrAsM's Hotel. R EFERS to B. A. RODRIGUEs, ?r. D., Surgeon Dentist. Charleston. 8. C. Spt. 6tf 33 A LL persons havitng demands against .D. Tibbetts prior to the Assignment. wvill retn der them in by the 1st. day of November inext. And all indebtedl miust make payment by that time, or they will be stied. JOHN HUIE'T, for the Assignee. Sept2 74t 36 llTThe friends of' Col. THOS. W. L.AN H AM announce him as a candidate for the oflice of'Sheriff at the next election. Sept1 in f 34.