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night of the,2th instanit,'James T:Sh1e maker ad-Ge'rge E. Jacobs-confided in 4ail, endeavored to effect their'eseape by' means of a small' saw, with which- they uececded. in iutting due of tie'iron bars isn the window, taking., out a piece about '..twelve or fifteen iniieW i'leigth,'thereby giving themselves ensv egress. . They then.dec'ended.froin the second story by a j.ordj or'.small rope, into the Jail yard. keyubadypt;ovided..tlemselves with a ~rippe- whicii fastened to the end of a o'-6pe,. imilar to that by which they de "cibibded, was thrown over -the wall, took fat'iid oi the other side, and left them to.. per foEu the easy task of ascending a a'Tllwenty feet-high with the aid ofa rope, *rell wrapped. around with the pieces of one 'ol the Jail blankets, which they had .onv'rted to their own use. Stran:;e to say, however, this easy task was not per. formed,.and the n.orning sun rose upon them. i the'Jail yard with guilt upon their faces. .ey. siated they had been engaged in the ' glorious undertaking," as they term it, for more than three. weeks,- and that itjik them serenty hours to cut through t Ihe' iron. They hear evidence to the -spelish quality of the Jail bars, and de. ,lare they- are made of the hardest iron they bave ever worked upon. Shoemaker stated that he was at one tie on the iop-of the.out?r wall, and that -someone shot.at him from the street, the ball-pissing through his cap. only close enough to his head to give him a head ache. Thinking ibis a bad omen, he got down from the wall in to the yard. c1nshys. thai desphiring ofescnping at this point. they attempted at another, and tiaihe get chtop the.wall, and could .have easily escaped, bu t that because Shoe. riaje'r. couhi not get up, and as he had pro.mised not t'o leave- him', he concluded. torefurn and tell their tale of woe. -T1aylid left in their room letters ad dressed.iothe Jailer, returning thanks for his kind treatment, and expressing the be,desire at' some furture time, to meet. bin- when. far removed from the dangers o life-time incarceration and punish ments, they would-laugh over their mirac ulons escape.-Charleston Mercury. Ar rNTEREsTING FACT.-Ti the year 1817, the first Sunday School, we believe oorganized in .the State..of Virginia, was opined..in this ,town, in connection evish thi Methodist Episcopal Church; George Walker, Jas McGhee anh John Turman -the last of whom still survives, a useful venerable and-respectod citigen of Lynch burg'. In a very short time two hundred scholars, of both seles, was collected, many of whom had no other opportunity ofracqNiring the slightest education. It is not possible to say what amount- ofgood. may. have, been done by oven a single year a peration of the Schoo We con ue ourselves to'an allusion-to two cases, w:'cke have been b'rought to ou'r. noti-e. ~knownto-shenation, as-thi.Hon. William from heState of Ohio. ;.3ithe second year of the Schocl. there -was enlered as a scholar a younger boy of prepnssessing appearance and deport menmt. He was the son of otne of the three persona tgamned as the founders of the School, -and ir now the -Hon. Isaac P. Walkcer,a Senate.in Congress from the Siaie~ of -Wi,consin. Two mnenmbers of the Senate of the United States, therefore. d'uring the last session, we.re arpoitg the fi-st pupils~of the first Sunday School es ilishnheol iriour town, and. n.s we be * li'e*e, in th'e St-ate.-Lynchburg Virginia. S NoiTIr.OA PPa.--The majority of renders seem tolthink that nothiina can be m'ore- easy or pleasant than to edit a pa per; hut of all the different employments by wihich. men make their bread atnd hotter, there, is none, ve believe, that so tarts the mind, temper, and flesh, as that of edit *inga paper. There is.ntone that requires anicer tact, a sounder jttdgment, a morn constant application, a quicker wit, .or a kinder heart.. A churlish temper etildl never.suecceed as an editor; nor a uarrow mintled traang nor an ignorant one, nor a hasty one, nor an unforgiving onte. An editor must of riecessity titrn himself inside out to the public; lie cannot he a hypocrite a-ny more than a husband can be.a hypocrire to his wife. lie mnust ex poses hinIielf in all that he dose, as muuch in- selecting the thoughts of othera, as in -pnhlishing his own, and the better way for him in the otrtset is t6 begzin frankly, to save himself from after-cont 'alections and mortification'. Whnever succeeds tolerat bly w,ell ar an editor, is something more than an ordinary rnan,.let his contempor aries say er thiukof him asahey will. -Holden's Magazine. PROFITS OF T HJ COTTON TRADE.-aThe followino article, whf we clip from the New Oorleans Delt a, is applicable to many oth-er meridians : "The-English buyers in the New Or leans market are now realising immense profitis by the advance in cot ton, and rea p Ling all those benenits whiet, under a proper system, otbght to be enjoyed by the cotton ~.plante4 - E' difers of the Delia-The above, from the Co~neocidi.intelligenicer of the 17th' inst 1is'eno.her of those erroneous reports, that areso oftenrepeated and circulatted throughout'the country,. to the disadvan tage iW in3ary of ours co-nmercial comn mutni~ty. - What gr-eat o a have been realized by' purehasing Cotton in New OHleans and shippig to England, thtiiseason,. con he termed "imigination;".'a glance. at ex.. pecea retan 'sales will tell. Suflice to know,for uhue itiformtaiibn of our'.cotfntry friends; that not one buyer in'tena for the Englihharket, or any foreign market, 'has for tik:past ten years made enough on (Cotton to pay his yearly expetnses. There is no diore'3nfecar'ous or hazardous busi j-ness in exitence than dealing in Cotton f(or speculatitve~ purposes. In fact, if any thing is mad.e by operations in 'the article Sthe-grower receives his-full share. Of thiq (actE hid friends the factot, can convince 1Trit ?s te rhinihtter of time. Tag METIUoDIST CHUlcKH PROPERTY QuEsoN.-From the Commercial Ad. vertiser. we learn that ihe Bahimore annu al Conference of -the Nethodist Episcopal Church, the first in totation, has unani mously passed a resolution authorizing and recommending that the property ques tion, in dispute between the Northern and Southern brancles of the Chnrch, be sub mitted to arbitration. Should the other annnal Conferences follow the example, and it seems to be gennrally expected that will, the constitutional difficuly will be removed. The South having made pre partions for commencing a suit to estab lish their claim, will have incurred some expenses, but probably these will tie inde a mater of arrangement, should an arnica ble adjustment of the other difficulty be agreed upon. Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster. This article. prepared for pains and weak ness in the back, breast, side, or lonbs; bruises. sprains, &c.; and fur asthmatic affections will, in most cases, g've himnediate and perma nent relief. It will also be fonnd highly benefi cial for complaints of the Liver, Lungs, and Kidneys. Persons of sedentary habits, whose business reqires then to sit or stand much. who are troubied with weakness in the chest, or pain in the side or breast will find great re. lief by wearing one of these plasters. See advertiseteit in niiother conin. The genuine are sold by J. D. CHASE. MArch J4 1819, Dm 8 Beller Lodge Mo. 17. .*. e, ' . 2 07" Regular meeting of tliis Lodge will he held on Monday evening next at 7 o'clock, -.ELBERT BLAND, Sec. April 4 . lIt 11 Furniture for sale. T lIE Stbscriber intendini t remove from Edgefield, will sell at Public Auciroi, on Friday, 13th inst., a portion of the FURNI. TURE of his Room, at the Spann H1otel, in part as follows: . . One Mahogany (FrenchIBeditead, Atess, &a, one do. Burean, one do. Sofa, Wardrobe, Tables, Chaiia. Carpel. (cantaining 40 yds.) 6-4 Matting; (24, ds.) And-Irons, bhovel and Tong, Fender, Solar amop; Venetian Blinds, &c. &C. Terms Ca.sh. on deliveiy. Sal e to coiminence at 11 o'clock. A. M. S. RICH1ARD SMITI1. April 4, . tf 11 #or the Ladies. J UST Received a choice Lot of PFRFU MERY, COSMETICS, &c. - Extracts in fine Cut Glass oiltles', Meen Fun, the telebrated Chinese Skin Powder-for rendering the skin deli . cately white, soft and smooth, Lilly White, an unrivalled Toilet Powder, Rouge Vegetal de ViTe, a French Cosmetic Eau Lustral Ifti Restorative, for cleans ing and beautifying the rair and pro, -nofng- its gro%vth; Eau Divine de Venu-e, this im'prves and beaiifiq the cominlexion. eradicates - ----s -----, --. aa,se: ine unaur curt, -Black Poiltatumn, in Jfars, for gradually darkening ths hair, Rose Vegetable Tooth Paste,.in Jars, this beautifies the teeth and purifies tre breat h,. Various kinds~ of Perfumed Soap, &ec. For Sale by JV. D). CH ASE, M. D. A pril 3, tf 11 N~ew and Cheap DRY. GOODS, A T PRICF.S TO 1)EI'Y CO.',PETI.. TIOIN, which arec as follows:~ 100 dozen Asnarte:l widths Tarpes,1l2Ac per dnz 190 Buxes 1elt Cord for h)res-es. 3~dde 25c. 25 dozen Ladwes Nett igh'lCaps. 50c per dez. 4 Caises S pring and S:;oumeur Prinits, Linren C. Hakt eriefs an id Long Lawns, supuerio,r hristh Linens, at prices rainig from 374cts. lip. Ihtickaback. Bird Eye, and Scotch Diapers, 8-4hBro, and Cold ~nTbler C,.vers, Brown Le.:ud and White llollands, s I Case Blue Stripes,.ror .servantus, 12c per yd. I tosirry Gloves andi Coinan Frinrres, Also. am laurge Stock of Urown Shueetingse, Blleachied Lonig Cloths, Cold Conotn goods, for Serv:inuts. Ladies Dress Gonde, of the newesr sty!es. GROCEIES, GROCElRil S. 2hhuds. Beautifual li;;t browni Sugr..11 and 12 lbs for $1, 10 b;ags lR' in oTee, 10 lbs for $1, New O)r'ean.' .\nlausses.:17Ac per gallon, 2 baurrelk W lite Wine Vino'gar. :374c pe r gal. I Chuesit ilyon Tea. a good artricle, 7Zw per lb. 2 lb~rrels Cu ,she'd sugaur, 12Ac per lb. Whlolo Rice, 20 ponunit for 6' 1tt boxers liar S..aju, 10c per liar, 10 "' Pea:urI Siurch. 1 2c per poun rd, 8. " Sperm Canidhles, 3d7A0 per pud 1 ca:sk Winter StrainL::mp Oil. Ginger and Blacuk Pepper, 12c per pound. WVith mnxy other articles in the Gi-ocery line, which we i' ill [sell as low as above men,~ tiumned. SilOES, BOOTS, AND HATS. Ladies Kid and .3lotocco Ties. 75c per pair. " - o Walking Shoes, $1, alieses Sewed and fX'eged IBootees, 75c to :31, 100 pair Servan1is Slaps, 50c per pair.. Mlen and Boys P..rgedt Shones. 62sIe to $!, Gents fine Sewed Calf Ijontees,. "Pegged and Sewed Boots, $2.30 to $4. Painama, Le'ghorn,. and Pahniu Leaf Straw Illats, Inuets Perl Gipsey, and 5lisses Leghornt Flats. tugrdther with a general assot tnett ofu,ther Goods, usually fonund sin a Cottn.. try Store. All the Subiscrihers ask.e. is to give them a call, theni jttdge fur ynorselve's. Rt. CAUSSE & CO. .April4. t f 11 Execuutor'% Sale. P URSUA N T to an Order from John Hill, Esq., Ordinary of Edgzefield District, I shall proceed to sell at the late residence of Mary Kilcrease, deceased. on Thursday the 12th of A pril, all the Personal property of said deceased, (not specially disposed of by the last WVill and Testament of said deceased) consisting of four Negroes, Horses. Mules, Corn and Fodder, stock of Cattle and Shee p, with various articles of property, too tedious to m6ntion. The whole will he sold on a credit until the 25thr of l)ecember next; notes with approved securities will be required. The title of the property not be changed until terms of sale are complied with. DAVis J. KILCREASE, -, .E.rectar. N. B.-The tracts of land will be rented out. for the present year, at the same time and place, to wit: the Scott plantation and tlhe Cbadwick plantation, On' the same terms. More New Goods, JUST Received at the celebrated NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE, 17 Cases more per ships Caro lina and Columbia, frorm New York, which with the GOOUS previously receivcd, com prises-the largest and best assortment in town. CON.RISTING IN PART OF White and col'd Stockings from 10 ets and upwards, also half Hose from 8 ets. up, Ladies fine black Mits at 12j, Turtle Shell, Tuck and Side Combs, Cologne, Bear's Oil and PERFUMERY of various kinds, Black, green and colored Vails, White, and col'd Kid, Linen, Picknick Gloves, Splendid Purses, Needles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes.. &c. HA TS, Gentlemen's and Youths Panama, Leg, horn, German Straw, Ranchero, Cali fornia, Canada, and an extensive assort ment of Gentlemen's black Hats; also Ii,fants' broad Hats. BOOTS 4- S1OES, Sewed and Peged Boots from 2 75 to $3 75 150 pr Brogans, sewed.and peged, Ladies' fine Shoes. very cheap, A full assortment of high and low qarrter Boys and Infalits Patent-Leather Shoess Gentlemen's Ladies' and. Misses Shoes, All of which will be sold extremly low. C U T L ER Y. A very handsome assortinent of one, two, three and four bladed Pocket Knives, Also Pen Knives, Dirks and Bowies, Pistols, Per cussion Caps, Powder and Shot, Steel Pens, Scissors, Razors and Razor - Strops, w,arranted. Shaving Soap and Brushes, Cloth and Shoe Brushes, Blacking, &c. .AD D LEr iY. Saddles. Dray and Riding Bridles, Girts, Sir cingles, Saddle Bai. Carriage and liding Whip!1, 1anrtingales, Sugar Whils, all Pt muiy usutal low prices. C L O T III N G. Positiivrly there never has been a far-acr anfd better assortmienit shown here. The sewing is spletidid, and in regardl to $:yle, nothing can surpass them, cointe and try thii; part o' those Goods are cotton Pants, it 75 cents; white lii en and colored drilVing, black Merin Frenc Drilling. ribbed and fine black caslienmere Pan. taloons Lct. COATS. Black Dress .nnd Frock. Drnppe'Ete do. Croton. Drab,-Summnoter, Linen Checked. Lrs tre, Brown,Linen, Alpacas and Snmmer Coats. VESTS. Black Satin. rashiemere. Silk and Linen, White nnti Colored Ilarseills, Plain Buff and Blue Vests. ind a large assortment, a cheali kind from 50 ets. tIp. ALSO. Shirts, Suspendars, Neck and Pocket Silk -iandkerchiefs, etc. etc. It is a well known factt Goods are bought cheaper in New York thnin in any- other City, consequently as my profits are small, and -my Goods bought very chenp,.greter Bargains and cheaper Goods are sold'nt my Store than in any other without exception. J. COHIN April 4, St . - i O'~N' Monday the 16th of A pril, wvill lie sold -niatthe lute residence of Stanmore WVat son, dedeased, 17etweei foty and fifty. -LIKELY NEGROES, sone stock, Mules, Horses, Oxen, Corn Fed. der, WVaggons, Carts, plantation tools, &c. For all sums under twenty dollars. cash wil be requtireh ; tior all abovr~e that amocunt, bonds with two good seennese, to lie made paryablle 1st Jannary 1852, witlr interest fronm the 1st Jann ary 1851s. T[ILLMAMI W'ATSON, Ex'oir. 'N B.-All pitrsonts inidiedct to the estate of Stamonnrc WVatsorn. dluc'd'. are mi'iiestedc ton marrke praymnrent to Trlmtirt W~alsnn, Execuror, and thoeser hav'rig demiranrds augain.st the estate, will render threm properly u:sttstd. April 4, e-19. 2s 11 Brought to the Jail O F this District, a mnolatto man whlo says his name is T 0 M , and thart hre bue longs to far. Baurnard Bee, of Pendleton Dis trict. Said fellow is abouit five feet 31 inches high, between 30 and 33 years of aige. The oivner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take hinm away, oi Ihe will be dealt with as the law directs. .A. II. BUR T, J. E. hiA April 3, 1S4 if 11 (X~V W nre nothuorizedl to annonnee IT TLlETON A. 111ROOKS, irs a Can didarte for Tax Collector, at tIre ens'.inrg electtin. (GP We nre atithorized in annroiuce ROlBERT CLOY, as a Carr,dlidate for Tax Collector, at tIhe enrsuinig eleetion. (Q We are athori'zed to aninounce Capt. D. L. SIIA WV as a cnnitdtate for 31ajor of the Lower Ilattaliotn, 7th Rtegi merit. S. C. M. P1R E S E NTM 31 N T1 S Of thle Grand Jury of Edge/ield Dit.. spring Term, 1849. W E the Gran'd Jury of Edg.elie'ld-Distsit.. do say, thart we harye visited the Jail. nird have crarefrilly exairrined tire same, anid do ptresentt itris being unsafe f'or the confineentt oft pisorrets rind unfit for thre residence of mIre .lrnilor. We would therefore rirp1ectiftly re commirend that a new site be p)ul chnased, arid a nrew Jatil he brtdl! of sutitaible dinmenisionis arid of ptroper. streng"th. Wet dii furrther recormmeind thart te Lregislattu re of this Stare do trake into conrsiderationi thre proprieuty of adopting tire Penuite'rtiairy systemi anrd ofr passing a lawv ini favor of building a Peniitentirnry,. We fnrth~er woutld resperctftrlly recommend rhat a suiitable appropr'rntionr he mladr by h Legislaturre fur tIre porpose of clenniig-out tire (tbstriuctionsa in thre Sarvaninah River, from Bull sluice to llamburg. A. McCAINE, Foreman. March23t . 10 Notie.~ I SA Ad FR EE living near tihe fork of tire lligging Ferry Road anid Lharppel Ferry Roaid,- titles before rme, a small. G'ray Malrre Ma1ile, suipp-osed to be fifteen yetrs old. A p ptraise,d at thiirty-live dollars, this Dece'mber 1st, 1848. HARDY WHITE, Magistrate. Dec 13 4rtm 47 Lumber for Sale. 71 ESubscriber will furnish the very best Planrk orr Lumbrter. of any kind at irs M ill on Shnaws Creek'l, 12 miles fromr Edgehield C. fl. forr 50t cents per hutndred cashi, and 624 cents where it is c'hargedl. I will also deliver Lurmber at or near Edge. field Village, f'r $8 per thonisandi cash. Jan3 J4~, MARTIN POSEY. Ja, 18, . 't5 IfHVUndei;igned have associated them.. 1- sefesI-oFthi Ourpose of tainsacting a General Coinircial Business, nnd take grent pleasure in an4iourcing to their friends and the trading coiMPn ii at large, that they are now receivng anad,pening at their new Room, (Bland's Corner,) a 1irge and entirely new stock of Goods, hliich have been carefully se lected by.both,'f u fro' the latest arrivals in Charlefton .ifid the Northert n Alarlets. Our' Stock comprises every article usually kept fo, the :ride. We deem it: superflunns to ennmerate arti 6eesand.to make promisirs nd pledges, ns to what we will.Vr%will not do. .3ut confideit that we can pliise een 'the rmost linitideous, we most respeifully invite a thorough inspec tion of-our God aid lprice. Delerinined to meit,.ve coilidently ask a liberal Eharo of patronage. a.W P. BUTLER, J. A. BLAND. EdgefieId Mt rch 28, if. 10 NE GOODS, AT TE NEw% YoRK AND P1ILADEL1fItA Che Cash store. SUST' rece~ reper Steamer Southerner 8nd Colupilms, part of the Stock, 2U Cases of- ilbrihandize, consitinig in part of 125 piees Flihiiture and oluuniing- Paint, extremely l1 500 Piccc Pf- 4coes from 4 cents to 181 tcs. per yard. - Colared Luawn 4, and Muslins from 12.1 to 50cents,ali 0 assortmient. 200 Pieces l.fied and 'Unbi' ached .lomo fpuns -from 5)6Uts to 18.1, By the piece very low. Bleichd' and VAa-ached Table -Cloths, per ynrd. chiali 10 diieie LinaTainbrin Handkerchier, 3 for 25 cents only 25 ioi. Liie bric 11ardkerchies from-12' to.50 cents. A very lrgei nmremnnt.of Plain and Figured Camibric 'ett- and book 3luslins,lroni I2,j cents iis eeduckenro fihigher. and agreat variety ' s vlhich will be suld at it very sMR,l va tash. 16o Paecesof 1 ue style. lbON T A .WREATIS 5 Caser epeh . Itifng in pait.of Lawn, ..Le,runey Misses, inny .L inds, .pn t t R.Y. Gold plain-h fd itone Rings. an exten Iiva assa4 Ladies and Misses Gold Breasti1s 1, Silver Combs, Gold Pencili fiith Qiliont Gold Pens. Silver Pelid it id Peis, etc., all-of which are warrant - G JE E_. 1. Hhd. rown Sugar, I Ilbs. for $1. " JS 2 bs. rortil Rio-Col,e 1.1 lbs fur $1. Bst-N 0. -cerit31c per Gallon. Lamp-.Oil -$I per Gilon. Best- Win.of_i r 314 blach'r3E4$ie5 c - Be srt' WiI e otle Lemon Syrrup and Cordia, ,. COHN - Ic ahis th n a nder ed would re .o are in (av r ob. C hep or0.SH vet ~ StJ7J.BCO H MN. March-239 - 3c 10' N E G OO DS! T lI1E Suh riber has just received his itSto)ck oif spring ummer Goods, Co-sting.in part of PRINTE D J.MUstNS. !ILK AND LINE~N B 'GEr, DOTTED AND) LINS GL (IHA.l. ENG LlSl For.Le We Dresses-' Mui :'ing~ r-ine Bonne 'B01nm-t Ritbbons. Groerie rdware, Crockery,. Shoes;- an .'lmamna. Silk and I 1ft IlTS. All of. which..( eold very low, andi a lh eral discount fo 6H. C !YN March 21 184 tf 9 Ecoliolny is Wenith ! 7'fl3HE Subscriev.most aespeefully informs Aliis friends and the public generally, that lie bmaa located .hmself at Edgelield C. flouse; (next door to Mfr..Refo's Tin Shnlp and op posite the $pann Hotel,) for the purpose of carry on thme LCabnet Nakmng4' Riplaring Business, in all of its varid.branchies. lie feels con fident in giviugeitire satisfaction. to those who may favor him with, a call.. ROBERT BRYSON. N. B.-FUYNERALIs furnished at the short est notice and on accommodating terms. Mlarch 2i, 1849 - . 3m It JilEAID-QUARTERS.4 fRcicannosvn.L., '10th Regimient, S. C. Sl. OR D)ERS N0-4 ~ '. T lE Battalions will piirade in the follnwini Iorder, viz :--The Lower Ba.talion will meet at 31:t. Williing on Saturday thme 28th of~ A pi it, for drill and revieiv.. Thle Upper Battalion nt Cot. Towles' ori Saturday .tie 5th of-.Alay: The oflicers and no'n comuiji.sionied ofiicers, at tend the dnay previo.ii Lt. Col. West will ex tendic thii4 order to lii:I respective comanud. The Caiptains.of the Upper Ba,tialion will exa iend this order to'their respeetive conipaniies. Ml W. LLARY; Cot. . . .--10th Regiment, S. G.M. March 28, St 10 O N the 21st oi--22d of December last, between Hamburg and Mrs. Ander son's, .oii the Mirtintown Road, a new Pockot Book, containing about 75 Dollars, as follows:--4 ten dollar bills, 5 five dojtr bills, all on thefBank of Hamburg, n about 8 or 9 dollars in silver. The. finder will coofer a gre4t favor on the subscribe: by returning the same, and be well ravarded. ELIZABETH .J0OiNSON. Ja 8, 189 tf 50 A LL persons indebted to the estate of' P Burnett, Jr., deceased, are requested to come forw~ard mtd settle thie same, and those having demi uds against tihe estate wvillI pleaso to ronder in their claims, proper. ly attested, by the first.of April, as I ar determined to wnid the business up as speed' ily as possible CHAI LE~S NICKIERSON, J'an i,184 tf - 5 New Goods, -New Goods. T HL Subscribers are now receiving their. Stock of S PiR I N G ond 8 U 111 11 E R G 0 0 D S, which were purchased rerj loic for Cash, and consequently cau and will be sold accordingly. Atmongst which are thell ulowirg: Rich P- de Sou Silks, Do. Camelian do Do. Brocade Stripe do Ex. tio. Diagonal Plaid do black, Rich Plain B1lack Silks, Sup. Blk, Plain Col'd and Plaid Breges, Do. Plain and Figured Tissues. Eub. Brocha Swiss 1 msli Dresses, Very rich Blk and Uol'd Brocha Lawns, Large lot Printed Lawns from I5 to 20 New style Jacoet and Orgaid;c Mut1ins, Do. do. Silk and Liivi uilghamr11is, Beattlifil lot Summer Giigliams f1rI ]2. to 25 cents per yard Latest Style (if Ladius Collars aid Critfi, Unmon and Linen Drill from 25 cts to $1, French. Summner Cassier aid loths, Sup. 1.nglish Draps D'Et' fr 75 cts. to S2 New style Ptir Dimity, wit Frinlges to mae.h, Plain, Plaid ad Stripe Coltonades, Pillow Case Linen and Apran Checks, Geo. Nankeens and B. E. Diapers, . Silk arid Cotton Umbrellers, Parosols and Paraoollets, All tyles and prices Tickinigs fr J0 to 20. Do " " Bleached aind bro 6heet.. inrs add Shirtigs from 4.1 to 45, - All styles and prices Calicos. from 15 to 25 All gialitieis arnd prices bro and blk Table Vaias.4, All qialitiesn and prices Cotton, Linen and . Silk llrindkerchiefs. Silk Frinlgcs & Bottons, fir Lndits drcss.q Co'd rind White Cot, Silk & Kid Giajres, Mars,mils Al Silk Veslfingr, l1leached aid erown Coiton Drills, Malrlboro and Slirtinig StripIes, Osiabur:s and Factory Stripes mid Yarn. Swiss, Mull, Book, Plaid and Jaconet fil rlins,' Aumnsta 7-8 and 4.4 brown Shirtings and . 81iectinrgs. Coilplete assortmnent of Children and La dies Shoes, - Iny quantity aid quality of haLf hose and Hosiery, &c. &i. . Which on'r friends and acr'iain!an e, and persons visiting limbnrg for the purpose of buying. Goods, are invited to call and take a look and judge for themselves, as we teel confi dent thy will find it to their-iteret- . JACKSON & KINCULEY. flamburg, Marci, 1849 2ni 9 arenilfle fscrmalt Mtalliet. R. BRADSHAW, A. M. PRaCiPAr. T 1ilS Institution is now, with a fll corps of Teachers, in successful operation. The Rev. S. S. GAIL.AR, 0so fvorab)ly known in this State, is engaged us one of the Teuchers fir the preent year. .The course of instruction embraces all the studies necessary to a complete English educa. tion. aid these studies will be pursued in rhe order hest adapted ita the capacities, tastes and previous nQinmenti of the pipils, having at all times a due respect to the. wishes of the pa retits. Also the Greek,-Lamin,French and Ital inn Languges; Music, instruviental.and voca; Drawingt Piin'ting, andl ezery vartyp .f Needle work The Alsic class. is .lnder 1he care of nl.i whon hale1h ererat der the car-e of the' presenrt-I riial, riveregingr nearly one. hanirdied pupils, itsdeerried asiifli. cienit rec,. rnmenditatiuon. Every ineces4rary info,rmation resp'ectinsg the Trers of thre Schroo, pnrice of IJoarding, &c. can lhe otained by ap'piing to tIhe Princi pal. Greerivilla', 8. L . il rch, 1849 2t 9 MEDICAL NOTICE. Ri. E. F. TrEAGUE takres this method of .UVinfoirinir the~ ciieris of Edigelild Vil, Iage andi vicinitry. that hre has made a permar lnit residerice here, for the purrpore of practi siiue..iledicii, Snirgefy arnd Obratetrie~s. He~ h;:: becia engaigedinanr exrenisive r14aciice fair the l:net fanir yeair., in coimparry with lis fath er Dr. T1. Tale.iin Laurreirs District, and hopes thait his explerienrce arid unccasin g attention to tIre diias aof his professioni, will obtaini fomr him.iai shatre of pubilic, panonurage. HIis arfilee is iwxi domor to Col. Saurskr'tt's cf flce..oppnsit~mo Mr. Comnpty's Ilotel. his resi dlnrce is rte hrensre formreily occupied by S. S. Tuampkh;ris, E!sq.. irear the 31lale-Aradenmy. - lIe miay he fmanrrd at Iris oilic'e in thre driy, and residisnce at night, tunless professionally eniga. ged. SJanuiary 17 1%49, tf 52 Mattresses !Mattresses! J II. Prire & Co., ha;vin2 Irocrated at Edge . fie'.d Conrt H ose. will lie plerrsed to receive orders lfar rmakinig inlattrasses ot' all dest.riptins, 'ai resoinable te-rms. J. Ii. P. & Co.. mary Ire foni rid rrt their rom. rip-stairs of Dr. Goodiw ia's. Store Haanse, op pite the.Plhmtenrs (1 oral, wvhere rperirmeirs ouf theiir work can be aeen. T. D. PR IC E. .C. P. 31 URRtELL, Rer--.ace-1 take pleasure ini s:r.ing ilhat rrpon triail, I have fo-m:d the Martr:is-es mnarde by tIre rabove namieJ gerntlemen. rut ra very ex cellent qir dity. 11- l - SPAIN February 7. 1849 t f 3 DRUG AND) OENF.RAL STORE AGENCY. T3 H E Subscriber inifaurmrs li-fiendas amt ...thepurblic..thrat as Agemr fair ri fe.w Ii indil ~who have engaiged him tan doa bniia-in<.lr tIhem Ie wvill keep on haurni t rthe Posat llic~e. a frill stipplry of articles us arbove, which lie will sell cheap for ciash. G. L.PN,Agent. Feb.7, if 3 NOT'FI CE. T1 llF, nnrdersigned as A svgnee afC Marcus ..Upsqon, giv es notice to all persons having caims aigrisist. the said .Murenis Upsorr.arid who are willing to take umnIer the assiginmenrt, to renidcr in their claiins by. tire sixt: dray of August next. All persons indebted tom the said M1aicus Upson, are requested t6 make imame diate praymrenrt. . . - SA MIUEL' STEVENS, Assignee.. March 7 1849, 5m*' 7 N ew Lai'd e 1 - -dbLBS., NEW LARD, just .3. receivcd and for Sale, liaw for Caush, by Hi. J ENNINGS. N. B.-The Suabscricher expects shortly a good supply of Choice Bacon, kL.J. Feb 9. ~ tf5 FINAL NOTICE. t1RCUMSTANCES regniring that the bn '9siniess of G. L & E. Penrn should be seth tled rip with~ornt delay. Notice is hereby given. ilhat all Notes arid Accouints not siattled duiring~ Court, will be given out to an Ofilcer for col. ,iectioo.E. PENN, Agent. *Fe. 261849,. tf 6 P R 0 C& A,1 A T1 1N EXECUTIVE OFFICE. CHARLESTO., S. C., March 10, 1849. Y His Excellency WHITEMARSH B. SA EABROOK, Goverflor and Coniman -l-r-in-Chief itimand over ihe .tate of South Carolin : Whereis, inforination has been re ceived it thik Departiment, that a noiteibocious. ninrder was coninitted in F,dgefield Distriqt, on the Mibi day of Febrnary last. Ly a slaie namied APP or APPLING, belonging to Mar till Posey, I-s , anod that the said slave has ab scmbu'd. Now know ye, in order that -th - said slave may be hioight to trial for the crime with which lie is charged, I do lireby offer a- - rew ant of Tico lundred oid Fiftj DOllas, for the aprprelieisipti nol safe delivery of the laid shive App or Appl:wg, to Whe Jailor bf Edge fieldf District, or to nv other Jailor in thid State. Said F.ib,w is 'nhont thirty years of ape feet 8 ir i0 inches high; stright or or4 - - diiry size. a -lin!e copper colored. stammers when speakina; had oin when lie left a brown - frdek coat, an'd blacki hat; lie had a long beard on his chin, one or his legs is sore and much swollen. -t,t.i. .r . - - Given ittider- mj haind, dhi-4 tehihlayi Alainh. in the vear of our Lord one thou; and eight linared and foriy.nine, and in the seventy-third year of American Inde pendlence. WHITEMARSH B. SEABROOK. - By tle Governnr: B. K. 11 NNNEGAN, Secretary of State. March13 4t 8 Tax Collector's Notice. I WILL, attend at the times and placesheref ~inaler specified, to- collect the G6nereral Poor and Road Tax, for the year 1848, viz: Hlatcher's Pond, Monday, 2nd April, Graniteville, Tuesday, 3rd Beach Island, Wedife.day, 4th ' " Hamburg, Thursday, - 5th - Geiger's. Friday, 6th Scott' , Saturday, 7th - Red Hill, Monday, 9th " Jas. Tompkin's,. Tuesday, 10th Freeland'.. Wed'sday, Mith Liberty Hill, Thursday, 12th Mosley's. Friday, 13th ' Chenthan's, Saturday, 14th Smyley's, Monday,- 16th - Sheppard's, ''uesday, 17th Moore's, Wed'aday, 18th .Towle's, Thursday, 19th Coleman's >1 R. Friday,- 20th - Peiry's k It. Saturday, 21st -& Mlt. Willit.g, . Monday, I 23d. - Rinehart's, Tuesday, 24th Whittle's, Wed'sday -25th Ridee,- Thntday 26tit Richnrd6on's, Fridayj-,4MX1 Il-i Allen', Satrdy Pielose, Uond'4 IEdjefi lia. G H O iay; CH.d RL (SI'O.V DISTi'R1CT: IN EQUITY. -. - Chri.-tinina G. Jones,. ~ . ~ - - - es. -Ann C. Bowles, Admitnistrator, Estte of Jothnt TI. Howles, TIhomas C. Bowels, WVm. T. Hfeieinmas, and Elvira his wife, Charles S. Allen ahd .Jas. 13. Allen. ) . .:OTIL:E is hereby.given, tat by t.ir-. ' ine of a .teeeeiof Chancellor Dur.kiu,, in this case, I shall sell for cash, at Edge field Court House, on Tihursday the 19thr day of~ A pril next, ene Lot o1 land situated. in the Village of Edgefieldl on the Street. lending tto Columbaia and.the Pine House,. ;and ainjoining the lot now occupied by Johnt Cover. Said Lot of land will he sold asth Estate or Juihn Tr. Hoiwles, dec'd., the@ tide, to whom. for said L,ot, is lost or mislaid,. but is undisputed. .JA MESW. GRAY, * ~Ma.ster in Equity. -:. Master's Oflice, Chaorlestntu, March 24. March 24, 1849 4's 10 - Execcutor's Sale.. . . I shall p5oceed to sell oz.i Wednesday, thte 11th day oif Apri.l next,. at. the late, residenc~e of .\la:ry Kilcrease, deceased1e * all the' Persatitl riperty. bequeattned the suid dece.zsed, during~ life, by John Kil-, creaisc, late of Edgelield .Disirict, betweem. forty and fifly hk-~ely negroes, stock of. llorses, llo;;s, iles, .Cows, Shteep,; Ilosehhl mi-KithenFurniiture, Plan-s t;ition To"ol.', Waiganoi antd liartg and, uither'art i:i's too tedlious to ment creil until the tinenty-fifrh day~ ofD - cetiiir netiX, with tnote and two approved - ecurios, Th'e right o.f the property.uoa ehi.iitg.d niil the terms pf sale a.e AdQ: pliedl with. find if re-sold, at the risk of .JAS GILCHRIIST, whowas E'x'orof JUIIN G ILCHRliST, Deceased,. Matrch: 14,. 5t 8 -* Copartnershlip lNotice, .. rU 11 lE SiJ)ub i-d- respectfully inform theirj frb,inds n.il iti Public generally., .that: they have ei!!-d into a Copurtnership, to car ry o the Tn';) l oring bunsines, nnder the etyle oft Cor,a & Ev3Y. atid will do businoas-next., dour to S. F. Goode. They intentd keepingA gntod assortment of Ilte bestr materi'dit.,t.ii line, anud solicit fronm the Publie. a share of pnztronage. - JlOHN.CtLGAN. J. J.; M.A YS. The Snbscriber takes tis opportunity of re turniing his siinccre ithanik- to his friends for theiir liberal patronage, anud as'iidts a continu.. ancee of the same. JOH N COLGAN. Jan. 17 1840 . .. tf 52 , I Jus~t-Ifeteived at APOTHECARIES' HALL' Afew Novels,. cheap editio-ta, writteidy B~ 1uliwer, James, and other Author, Also, a'lot or Note Paper, and Envleb Perfumery., Sealing Wax, Motto Seal,809. Also, a fine Article of Olive Oil, for table use. -. - ' A few dozens Colic Mixture and Dalhj's Carminative, a valuable medicine for infq. - Calcine Magnesia, &c, &ce.; for,sale' heap for cash or credit. - - . -* - JOHN D. CHASE. jFeb. 21 tif V