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From t!1e Spartan. J. M. BARRETT AGAIN. Having laid before our readers. iri our last weeks paper a part of the correspon Otnce of Barrett, togtthei with some of tho ircurnstances growing out of his arrest and imptisoument; we resume the subject, with a view of publlisitig other parts ol the correspondence, not only to himself, but to gentlemen of the highest respecta bility in this, and an adjoini g District. It is impossible to write, or e'ei think on this subject with equanimity or tem per. To have infernal scamps prowling through our State, under the gart> of reli gion, some under the preenite of peddling trifling articles of Merchanilise, callecting statistics lor Gazetteers, &c., attd sotne we believe under the pretence of peddling io bacco ; is enough td try the patience and furbearance of any people. This last schenme, if our suspicions lie correct, ought to he looked into by the pioper athorites. Such men as Barrett, are not able them selves to make this crusade against our peace, our rights and our propErty; they only become the willing tools of hypo crites of all denominat ions and demagogues of every party ; the wihole receiving sttp port and encouragement by acts of the Northern Legislatures, violating tle Con stitution of the United Siates. Thus are we assailed, not hy individuals oily, but by Legislatures of Sovereign States; which assaults, if committed by one independent nation on tite rights of sother, would be just cause of war. From sirangers anti foreigners we sometimes took fur acts of ijustice and aggression; but wheu these injuries are receivd fro.n the hands of brethren, aggravated by the most insulting eplihets. carried on by an indomitaile perseverance, and by a spirit characterised by reckless disregard of all the most solemn obligations, it sickeos the heart, it destroys all claims of fraternity. all the ties of na tionaliiv. We can see no means of redress, no position of safely, but our own strong right arm. We bat more to say on this part of the subject; to which we tnay call the attention of our readers in a future number. The fullowing is a cnpy of a letter to the Hion. H. C. Young, or Laurens: MR. YOUNo-Sir: Study your coun try's good. "Give freedom to your ne groes; and do not go to the expense of building negro houses. Let the negroes look to their own interests. and build hou ses f-r themselves. They will not be so liable to lie burnt down. Hire them. Pay thetm wages. When you die. they will bless your memory. Yonr influence can do sinething to the benefit of your State. Use it to change the present ruinous policy, and let us have a beite Governraett. See th what sort 4f Legislatmis you.have." Yours fur Carolitn TRUe PATRIOT. If the above is nc a piece of cool itmpu debec. we dont know what is. The follon hag is a copy frotn an original letter which is on out table. directed to J. 31. Barrett. from Cincinnati: -Yours of May 22 has just come to hand. Very so-ry you have been sick, and so lorg detainetd in Columbi.. I think you had better quit that Gazeteer bssine-,s. Th'e fact is I believe it will iafi through, lrora what I cant learn about i'; anid ,Ander sod tistnt able to publish it. I think tip amountt of it will lie that B. (the editor of ii) wilt himself undertake to carry it through upon a smaller plan and a more econotni cal otne. So be isitinated- to me tn-day. The fact is, those felloivs have tneer count ed the cost of sneh a work, and further more. I tdottt believe that arty of them is cornpjetent to the busintess. I advise you any how to saf or d niothing mo're aibout the Gaf~etter. Your heaith is had, an:i -some of us diill hunt trya sarne odier busi ness for you, to keep you alotig in your travels. Yours, &c. W. I opened this to add someingo to it. Direct your letters hereafter to Daniel Ml. M1arsh,' Chewiot, Ohio; otill I direct you othern i'sb." B. [H. WV. We believe a certain renegade by the name of Briha-ne, formerly a B-ahitist preacher in tis State, to lie the author of *- the above letter. This Briehane, we think, left the lower part of thtis State, where he resided, somre t'wdive or fifteeni years ago. Many of the people of this Distiiet will remember him as a Deh'ente an the Bethel Baptist Association, at 1New Hope. We dii not remember the 'vhole of his name, but think it tio be William HI. Brisbane, the initials tf which heing reversed would lie the signature to the letter. 13. 1I. W. We dn tnt preten'd to know, hut we also be lieve this math fo be the author of a ''Caro linian,." or "Birutus." EsTsATED COTTON CantP QF THE U. SnTTs.-:We gleam the lbilon ing facts in relation to the cotrton crmp of last year from the report of ths Comisia.sioner of Patenats. submitted to Cotigress, Jan 1849 : - Virginia poundis 2.S,80,00 North Camluirna 45.000.000 South Carolina ]05.000.000 Georgia 220.00i0.000J -Albhama ]65.000,000I N1ississ'ippi. 245.Ol0000 Louisiana ~ 190.000.O0 Tennesseo- 36,000.000 Kent ucky ~ 2.200,000 Arkansas 25.000,000 Florida I-8.000.000 Texas ]2,000,000 1,006.000,000 or 2,6G5.000in bales, of 400 pounds each, which it is said-, is-very near what the ac tual crop will turn out. It will be seen by this statement that Louisiana is the third largest eetton-gr-owitog St ate-Mi s ? sissippi and Georgia otnly surpassing her. Of the twelve cotton-growing States,- the crops in para-ead mostly entire-of eight of them find their way to New Orleans for exportation. New England's Fair Daughters-In dustry atnd sirtue beinug their inhleritatnce, they blush on laeing kissed' byl the risitig sun ina the mrnrittg, anid are tnt ashamred of being kissed by the sitting uou in the eventog. An exchange paper very gravely in forms us that a younig man who was re cntly bathinig in the Missaouui river, see ing a Dumber of ladios appiroach, drowned himself feom motives of delicac y. CiacuMsTANCJAL EvzaDEct.-A negro, who had run away froic his miaster iu South Carolina. arrived in London in au { American ship. Soon alter he landed. he got acquainted with a poor, honest laundress. in Wapping, who washed his linen. This poor woman usuay w -rd two gold rings on one of her fingers and it was said she had saved a little money, which induced this wretch to Conceive the design of murdering her, and taking her I property. She was a widow, and lived in a humble dwelling with her nephew. One night her neplhew came home iuch intoxicated, and was put to bed. The negro, who was aware of the circumstance, d ihought this would be a favorable oppor tunity for executing his loiody deign. Accordingly, ie climbed tip to the iop of the house, stripped himself n.ked, and des cended through tlie cl.imney to the apart ment of the laundress, whom lie murder ed-not until after a severe struggle, the noise of which awoke her drunken nephew in the adjoining room. who got up and hastened to the rescue of his aunt. In r the mean time the villain hail cut off the a finger iti te ring,; but before he could escape, lie was grappled with by her no phew, who, beintg a very powerful tnan, though much intoxicated, very nearly-tver powered hin when, by the light of the moon, which shone through the wirdow, he discovered th3 complexion of the villain, whom (having seldoi seen a negro) lte took for the devil! The murderer then disengaged himself from the grapple of the nephew. and succeeded in making his es, cape through the chirrney. Butt the ne phliew believed, and ever afterwards declar ed, that it was the devil with whom he tiad struggled, and who had subsequently flown into the air aud disappeared. The negruo. i-n the course of the struggle, had n hesmeared the ynurg man's shirt ir? many f places with the blood of his victim; and this,joined withother circumstances, in duced. his neighbors to consider the nep. hew as the murdeter of his aunt. He was arrested, examined, and committed to pri son, though he peersisted in asserting his innocence, and told his story of the mid night visitor, which appeared not: only improbable. but ridiculous in the extreme. tte wai tried-. conivicted and executimt. pro testing to the last his total ignotiaceof the murder and throwing it wholly on his black antagonis', whom lie believed to be no other than Satan. The real murderer was not suspected, and returned to Amer ica with his little booty; but he, after a wretched existence of ten years, on hi,; death bed confessed the inurder, and re. ited the particulars attcuding it.-Bostont Mercantile Journal. A Nt.w 1b NToN Parfn.-A despatch i from Washington says, that arrangements I are in progress for the establishment of a new pnper in Baltimore, in support of the lion. Thomas H. Bettut of Missouri Mle-isrs. Flynii & Curran are to be the publishers. Mr. Curratn was long con nected with the Globe,. utnder Blair 5: Rivera. The Lexington Budget says that "Moth-. er Eve mnarried a gardiner." It might u have added that thc said gardiner, in con-. s'quentce of his imoprudent match, lust his, Blessedl are the yountg fellows who hav-e no girls to claim their attetiton,. for they can go to bed early on~ Sunda-y niights -- Blessed are thte happy bachelors, for thtey need have no fear of brokeh heads. What is harder than making money ? WVhy, col'ectinig it. RISLEY'S VERMIFUGE Ok COM POUNDv Syrup of Pink Root. An etffectutal WORM KILLER, perfectly safem in all Cascs. It operates genitly on the. Bowels. atid is so pleasatnt that whlen cildrent once get a taste, they cry for iL. Prepared and sold Wh~olesale and Retadl hy J IIAVILAND, IIISLEY, & CO).. Drtuggists, Augusta. Also, solddby G. L. P ENN, Agent, Edgcfield~innrd by Country -M~erchants general ly. Price -25cts. Autgust 1, 1849 2m 28 Jew~ David. With regard to the ellicacy of JEW DA VI',or the IIEIBREW PLASTERS, nothi ing need be staid, as they carry with them their own recommenidation, anid the price being sit remiarkabily low, is a suiflicicent inducemnit for thaose ufflicted to give them ia trial. The agenit . s confident thiat by the great anid increasinigde tmand for these Phlaters, rte poipularity which. they hauve obtained solely by their owti merits, and thme uzniversatl satis-iction which they have given, that they are decidedly superior to any tither in use. See advertisemient itn another colun. Thte genine are for sale hy JOHN D. CHASE. Edgefiel, C. H. Auguet 1, 1849-, imi 28 Butler .Lodge .io. 17. (Q Regutlarmaeeting of this Lodge will he held ou Monday evenmng next at 8 o'cldek, F". I. WVAIRDLA W, See. At~tst S it 29 lMasonic Notlce. 4tegulharnmeeting ofConcordta Lodge No. S50, will he held at their Hall on Satur daty the 18thi inst. at 2 o'clock P. M. A putic.. tual atteindanzce of all the tiemtbers is requested.I By order of the WV. M. W. [I. ATKINSON, Sac'RY. Angust 8. It 26 (Q' We are authiorised to announice LEWIVS JONES, Esq., as a candidate for Shieriff at the next election. A Card. T H E Subscribers offer their entire Stock of Goods on hand at prently reduced pric-es. in order to matke room for theit Fall stock. Pervmos wvishinug to pturchase cheap anid good Goods, are respiectfulhly invited to call at Rt. CAUSSE & CO'S. Cash Slore. August 8, t 10 29 Notice. T H ER E will be a protracted Meeting at the Mt. Tnhlor. Chutrcht cottmtncing on Satur day befote the third Sunday ini Antgust next. inhiinteriang brethren are earnestly solicited to attend. EUGENE BURT, c. c. june 27,2r3 Great Iiducemrent at thoe Cheap Cash Stores. r IIE Undersigned intends now to leave for the North shortly, aid as every body nows Cotton is worth 10 cents, and the pror ect for its rising is good. it is a natural conse tence that all Goods will be higher this Fall, nd if 3erchants pays higher priices for Goods, uyers must also. Bnt by coming forthlwith elore the new Stock arrives, bargains- will be iven. The assrtment is good yet, and no articles misssing. theielhee all in want of chenp Goods, all to my Stores at oisce, either here or at lraniteville ; and you will say the best bargains ecidedly ate given at J. COHN. Atg.8, 3t 29 Company Orders. EDGEFIELD BEAT COMPANY. )RDER No [ N conseqence of the lRegimental and Bat tallion Courts .Martial. being ordered on to 2id Sainrinv in August, (the ith.) so iuch of the Orde'r, cominand ing you to be and ppear oin that day. is hereby Coni termsanded, nd you are ordered to appear on the 25th inst., Dr Drill anl Iustruction. The Clerk of the Giolmany, wil! make out a at ofral deaulters. and be particular in return . rg the-n to the.Coirt -Martial. By order of Cayt. ATKINSON. B. C. 1n. o. s. August 4. 1849 tr 29 Company Ordcrs. HORN'S GR1EEK BEAT COMPANY. )RDER No N consequence of the Regimental and Bat. tnllion oiurts M1artial, being ordered (in lie 2nd Saturday iii August, (the 11th.) so ich of the Order, cotninidiog yonuto be and ppear on that day is hereby Coin-troianded, nd you are oriered to appear on the 25th inst. jr Drill arind listitction. The Clerk of the Company will make out a st of all defalters. and be particular in return ig theIn to the Coiirt 1lartial. By order of Capt. HARRISON. B. F. MAYS. 0. S. Atngust 4, 1-t49, t 29 FOREWA RN all persons from trading fnr L a Note of hand given by mne to Staiard lay, for torty dollars, dated. Anguist 1st, 1849, tie the 25th D-cember next, as the property n which said Note was given is unsound. I in, therefore. determined not to pay tho same, xcept compelled by law. RANSOM HOLLOWAY. Aungust 4, 1249. It 29 To all whom it may Concern. H E Subscriber intiends leaviig thii place on -r befsoe the first of October next, equests all tho-se wh6 -ire indebted to him, to otne forward and settle. After that time, his ccoiuts will be left iu some proper persons aniJs for collectiona. S. CLARK. Atg.8, 3t 29 S t r aye ed, N the 27th uIt., from Hamburg, a BAY 01110iRSE. 15 hands high, 10 years old, star blaze in the forehead; uiirks of the collar on is tieck and shuiilders. Said horse was list eid of. at Couby's. 9 miles front latnburg. sniable reward will lie paid for the delivery f the above described hor.se ti the nndersigied. J. J. HOWARD.. Hnm.rr.-.. A- I.11-9 2t 29C N otice. S H ER EDY GIV EN, that application will he tmadie to the Legislature at the next Ses ion for tthe ticorporationi of Butler Lodge, No. 7, r. O. 0. F. A uszust 8, ti 29 JOSEPRI ABINEY, ATTORNEY AT LAWl. W ILL be founid in his uilice at Ed~gefield Court H-ouise, adjoining Bryan's Birick ore, on Saturdays, Saledays, and Court, reeks. lie will attend promptly and strictly to busi ess in his psrofessioni. January 10 . tf 51 UR- E. F. TEAGUJE . ESPECTFULL.Y olyers his pirofessional serv ices in the practice of Medicine. Sur cry, and~ Obsetries, to the Citizens of Edge eld Village and vicitnity. Otlice ini the Drug tore of Dirs. Bland, Teague & Co. ?lay 9, tf 16 Planter's Hotel :OttNER OF Cii tCH AND QUEEN STREETS, Chuarleston, S. C. 'ORMFERLT KEPT BY CHARLES II. MioT. UAMlES W. LA3IKIN & JA3IES Mt. J II URST' having takeus the~ above exteni ive and well known Estnblishment, solicit the atronage of their frienids and the public gen-. rally. Chiarlestnia S. C. August 1, 1849, tf 23 Qents Fashionable Black Silk lia's at the extreme low price f three dollars. R. CA USSE & Co. July 25. If 27 NOTICE. IH E Subscribet offers for sale upon rea sonnble terms. payalhe in three annnal nisialnents.na tract of land cot iinmg about [37 acres, 275 ofl which is woodandl. lying oni ittle 8tephens Greek abont .10 miles North nst of the Village of Edgefield. On the remnisem nre a comfortable Dwelling and othier tecesary buaildinigs; talso ai horse Mlill. THIO3IAS B. HARYEY. July 24, tf 27 Not ice.. ATEACilER is wanted to take charge of Anioch. Auadenmy, for the balance of the resent year. None sneed. apiply tunless they a comie well recuommenided, apply to either f the subscribers. J. WV. MUNDY, IR. P. BRJUNSON. July 25, St' 27 ATTENTION EDGEFIELD VILLAGE. nnt U. S. Infantry, will continue BUTCH BRING front year to year, and do the beat ho :a for his patrons, CHARLES MARTIN GRAY. July 111849, uf 25 .Pure .Citer Vinegasr. IBLLS.Souperior qiuality, just received, vand for sale cheap, by G. L. PENN, Agent. Julyo 15 tfe(2 Wate--House & C Hamburg, So T i NE ndersighed having taken the late Geigor & Knight, respectfualy it Coiuion and other produce, forwarding Mer .lesired. The usitil advances will be made on Co :ation of the WARE-llOUSE, and by I iberal share of patronage aud hope to giv, July 25, 184% The undersigned respectfully return the iheral support and solicit a coutimuauce of :onfidenlly recommend. T OWN-SANDS Sarsaparilla. Fnr sale a BLAND. TEAGIJE & CO. Druggists, Edgefield C. H. August 1, 28 E PPING'S nrsuparilla. For sale at BLAND. TEAGUE & CO. Druggists, Edgefield C. H. August 1, 28 D R. WISTA R'S Balsam of Wild Cherry Fur sale at BLAND, TEAGUE & CO. Druggists. Edefield C. H. August 1, 28 A YRE'd Cherry Pectoral. For s.le nt AL BLAND, TEAGUE & CO. Druggists, Edgefield C. 1H. August 1, 28 R OWAND'S Tonic Mixture. For salea R B BLAND, TEAGUE & CO. Druggists, Edgefield G. H. Angusr I, 28 H ASTING'S Compound Syrup o$ Nap, tha. For sale it BLAND, TEAGUE & CO. Druggista, Edge6eld C. 11. August 1, 28 L UC[NE Cordial, (a certain cure for Bar renness.) For sale nt BLAND. TEAGUE & CO. Druggists, Edgefield C. H. August ., 28 AMERICAN Hair Dye. For sale at AL. BLAND, TEAGUE & CO. Druggists. Edgeield G. H. Augnst 1, 28 L IME Juice. Far sale at LJ BLAND, TEAGUE & CO. Druggists. Edgefield C. i. August 1, 28 AHNESTOCK'SVermifnge. Forsaleti 2I ) DLAND. TEAGUE & CO. Diuggists, Edgeleld C. H. August 1, 28 M ACCOBOY & Scotch Snuf. . for sal at BLAND, TEAGUE & CO. Druggists, Edgefleld C. H. August 1, 28 USBANDS & llewrys Calcined Mag0" nesia. For sale at BLAND, TEAGUE & CO. Druggists, Edgefield C. H1. August 1, 28 A SUPER IOR nrticle of Eau De Cologne, LR. prepared and for Sale at B-AND. TEAGUE & CO. Druggists, Edgefield C. H. Angust 1, 28 ROWAND'S Approved Flap Pessary's. R For snle at BLAND, TEAGUE & CO. Dir-uggists, Edgefield C. IL Adgust 1, 28 A-' OUNCES Sulphate Quinine. 0X For saul at . r ANV, TEAGUE & CO. Druggigts, Edgefield C. H. Ananst f, 28 URIFIED Chinoidirne. For sale at .. I.ADTEAGUE & CO. Druggists, Edgefleld C. H. August L. 28 C ITRAS Fer n Quinine. For sale a ILAND, TEAGUE & CO. Drgris's. Edgeield C. H. AuTuV t 1, 28 IM3PROVED Senruicenor4. F'or snle at I. BILAND,. TEACUE & CO. Drugdista, Edge-fiehil G. H. Aungust 1, 28 0 UIPPING Glasses of all kinds. For salt at BLA ND, TEAGUE, & CO. Druggists, Edgefield C. H. August 1, 28 DEShot. For sale at IDA) BLAND. TEAGUE & CO. 1)rnegists, Edgefielil C. II. August 1, 28 ?'U'URL1NG TON'S Balsam. For sale at N. B3LAN[D, TEAGUJE & CO. Druggists, Ed;;efield C. H. Augnst 1, 28 BALSAM of' Fir. For sale at BLI LAND, TEAGUE & CO. lDruggists, Edgefleld C. H. August 1, 28 C HEESEMAN'S Arahian Balsam. Fui saleat BLAND, TEAGUE & CO. D'rnggists, Edgefield C. H. August 1, 28 BATESMUANS Drops and British Oil For sate at BLAND, TRAGUE & CO. Drnuevsts, Edgefield C. H. August 1, 28 B EST Writing Ink and Blacking. Fo sale at BLAND, T EAGUE & CO. Druggists. Edgefield C. H-.-Augntat 1, 28 C-ONsT ANTrLY Receiving f'rom the North ern Markets new supplies of' fresh antd geuinte DRUGS and MEDICINES, and atl ther articles usually kept itn a Drug Store. BLAND, TEAGUE & CO. Druggists, Edgefleld C. H. August 1, 28 Tobacco & Snufr. 30 BOXES Manudfactured Tobacco, va rious qunnlities,. 10) Biuxes Thomtas' Tobacco, a superior article, Maccabhoy arnd Rappee Snuifl M~rs. MI illens Fine Cut and Smoking Tobaceo, For sale by H. A. EENRICK. Hambtuurg, July 24 1849, t' 27 .)Fanufactur'ed Tobacco. 1BOX very superior quality, just reeie .and for-sale by G. L. PENN, Agent: July 18 tf' 26 Just Received 1 TIERCE fresh Rice, 4 B~oxes-Putre Sperm. Candlis, 2 Hluds. Sugar. Bugs Rio'Coffee, 25 Sacks Salt. 2 H ds. Molasses, 1 lBnx best Cotton Cards. Cap' :nd Letter Paper, for sale at the Jowest market prices. G. L. PENN, Agent. July I1, U' 25 Notice. . A LL. those indebted to the Estnte of' Hezea -kinh Stronme; dec'd., are hereby regntestet to make immediate payment. and those having demandsto present them properly attested. B.IF. & S. C. STROMIE, Adin'rs. Augnat1, 4t 2 Notice I S H ERE'BY GILVEN. that'application- wit be made at the next settIng' of the Legisla ture f'or a New Road leading out from the Mat in Town Road in this District, at or near Sami net Stevens, and insersectinug the .Long Cani Ilarl, at or near Gibson Collins. Augustr 1 t r 28 omnission Business, nulk- Carolina. VARE:-HOUSE of GEIGER & PARTLOW, nder his services in iitr Siornge and tale of chandia and purciasing to order &c. when nsignment. I trust frou th favourable 10 jnremiting alteutiu tu busins, to obtain a satisfactiou. W. B. BRANNON. 4r graierftl ihnnks to their pntrnns for their the aume fur W. B. lBaz.-orz; whiin they UEIGEiL & KNIGH '. COPA RTNERSHIP. T HE undersigned, having associated themselves in business under the nane and style of DUNBAR & GARMANY, for the purpose of transacting a general GRO CERY BUSINESS, in this place, respect fully invites the attention of Planters to their Heavy Stock of all the leading articles of general consumption. They may be found at the stand tecently occupied by B. S. Dun bar, and nearly opposite the stand forniesly o-ccupied by G W. Gdrmany, where they will be happy to receive their former friends and patrons, together with the public at large. We are determined to keep constantly on hand a stock unsurpassed by any ever effered in this market, and believing our facilities for buying LOW, to be equal to any in the place, we will always be prepared to sell at the lowest prices, either ior Cash or on time to approved customers. Having rented the Ware-House formerly occupied by B. Elliott, and placed it under the charge of an expe rienced man, we are preparedl ta offer equal advantages in storage with any Ware-House in the place ; and liberal Cash Advances made, at all times, on Cotton stored with us, or on shipments made to G. W. Garmany & Co., Savannah, whose charges will be as low as usually made by other Factors. The highest prices paid at all times for Cotton and other produce brought to market. B. 8. DUNBAR, G. W. GARMANY. Hamburg July 36 tf 26 J Card. BEG leave to return my thanks to the public for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on me, and solicit a continuance of the same for the new firm. H. S. DUNBAR. J Card. I BEG leave to teturn my thanks to the public for the liberal patronage hereto fore bestowed on me, and solicit a continu ance of the same for the new firm. G. W. GARMANY. Cheap Goods in Store. 50 Mihds Prime iN 0 Sugar. 10 IHhds. common N. 0. Sugar, 20 " choice Porto Rico, Sugar, 25 Barrels clarlied . 5 " crushed 2 " powdered - 5 Boxes Woolsey & Woolsey double refined Iour siur, 2 " Cliarletou doublv refined loal sugar, 20 Ilhds. Ml tiscovado Mo1ilasses, 5 " Trinidad " 50 Barrels Ne-w Orleans" 10t) Barrel, No. 3 Alackerel (large size,) 20 Kits No. I 1-25 bags prime Rio Cuffe 40 " "- Leguigra " 20 " " old Cuba 30 "- " old .lta 000 Lhe. Uioni branid whuite~ Lead (No.. extrai-ind pure.), 300 G-dheins Linseed Oil, 2 Barrels Train" 300 Lbs. Putty ini bladrders, L125 Boxes window glass (iill sizes.) 75 Kegs Eastern ntails (nsuorted) 20,000 Lhs. assortedu Swedes Iron. 500 "Caisteel (Saindersonits.) Germni anid Blister tel, 400 Pie~es heavy Dundee bagging, 100 Cu'ils hemitp rope, 10 Buales homesput (Atugiusta manufac ture, 5 " " (Grainiteville Company) 8 " hi-avy cioion Osnarbuigs, 20 boxes sperm canrdles., 20 " Adamanrine catndles,; 10 " i Hul & Sons patenit candles, 30 H hde. bncon sides (western,) 4000 Lbs. country Ba'oii. 3 Tiees Rice. &c. &c., Saddles. Bridles, Blankets, Calicoes, Cottoni Yarn, Shuoes, Hats, Caps, Tubbss. Sugar-cans, Sieves' Tobacco, Peppler, Spiice, Ginger. Tle-, Cane-seat Chairs, WVood uueat ('hairs, Grinad stones. and manmy oter articles too tedious to ennunerate. DUNBAR & GARMANY. Hamburg, July 11, 1849, if 25 New Orleans 1?olasses. 10 BARRELS REBAILED New Or~ leans MOLASSES. F'or fale bey H. A. K4ENRICK. H amburg, July 24 1640. 3t 27n *; I.- .17loiasses. W' HOGSHEADSfline W.l.MAOLASSES. S Fur sale by H. A. EEINILICK. Hambuirj, July 24 1849. 3t 27 Country Macon. rdBacon, Sides and~ Shoulders. For sale by 24H. A. KENRICK'. Hamburg, July 241849, 6t 27 - Linte. 6 dkBARRItLS chioic~e Stone Liine in fine order. For sale by IF.. A. KENRICN-.: Hitnliurg,.tly 24'1849', 4t 27 Rtife P'owder.~ .ENTIJCKY RIPLE POWDEFR, in K lo. Canisters. For sale by H'. A. KENRICK. H-amburg, Jnly 24 l-89, tf 27 Eiras* Rotonl Bluckels. 3DOZEN- Brass Bouind-IBuckets, a supe rior article, For sale by HI. A. KENRICK. Hamburg. July 24 1849, tf 27 FINAL NOTICE. (1IRCUMSTANCES requiring thtat thehu I siminess of G. L & E, Penn should be lst -tIed up without delay. Notice is heraby given -that all Notes and Accounts not setitled duiring - Coufrt, will be given out to an* Oflicer for col u ection. E. PENN, Agent. Feb12 in49 tr 6 DISSOLUTION, T HE Copartnership heretofore existing un der the name and style of BURT & D.DY. is this dty dissolved by mint tal con sent. Persons inidebted to the late firm are nathorized to settle with J. Lt DOBY. And all per.omis indebted to them, will please call and betile imnediately. A.. 1. BURT, J. L. DOM7 July 18 1840, if 5 A CARD. TIl E Undersigned bdving purchansed the in tereqt of A. I.. IJ U RT, in the late firt of BURT & DosY, respecidully draounces to his friends and the public genernilly, that he will still keep open the PLA NTErL'. HOTEL, and hopes by strict nttemtion and care oil his piart, to meet a liberal siaure of public patrmannge.- His BA R will be !4ept up with the choicest Wine& aid Ligoiors of dli kiems. and his STABLE will be uttenided to by a sibaidy and honest M istler TERMS OF BOARDING. Boarding per month by tlie jedr; withont lodging, $14 00 Boardieng nd lodging per udifth.by the vear excluaive of lights, 1- 50 Boardia.g and lodging per month by the months, 7 0 Boarding and lodging per week, 6 00 per dlay, 1 00 per meal, - 37 Boarding Horse per month by-he year; 10 00 day, 75 Transient boarding, payable-CitA, legulair boarding, :ayabl'e-Mouithly. JOHN L. DOBY. July 14 1,49, if 26 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGERIrELD DISTRICT. IN ?EQUII'Y. SUsAN Poti, Vs. FaarrriTa. MARY JANE PoPE. N OTICE is lheeby given thit by virtue of an order from the Court of Equity in this case, I shall proceed to sell at Edge field Court Hlouse ori the 6rst Monday in October next, the following tracts of Land, belonging to the estate of James 9. Pop.e, deceased, viz: ]at. The Mas'on Tract, (being a part of that valuable'tra-&t 6f land, kn6wn as the Island Ford Lanid,) containing TwelveHun dred and sixteen 30-100 acres, more or less, lying in Edgefield and Abbeville Districts, on Saluda River, and adjoining lainds of Dr. Jno. Holland, H. H. Hill, and Th.eophilua Hill, to which is attached one- hall of the public Ferry at lland Forid oher Sai'ludaa Ri ver, also, the Island Tract, below the Ferry, containing three acres, more or less. 2nd. The William Hill Traci, cenitaining One Hundred and fifty 38-.100 9crea',- more or less, lying in Abbeville Distrilet, adjoining the above Tract, lands of Edduhd Day, Henry Beard, and others. 3rd. The Thomas Hill Tract, contaihing One Hundred and ninety 82-100 acrea, more or less, lying in Abbeville titrict,-ad joining the last two Tracts larids of Edmund Day, Robt. Gillam, Uen. iames Gillam,. an4 Saluda River. 4th. The Riddle Tract, containiing one hundred and forty-seven and one half acres, lying in Edgefield District, on Hal'O Way Swamp, and adjoining.lands of Mra; Morris, William Bradlield, P. Burnett, Se'i.; and P. Burnett, Ju'r, 5th. The Big Creek Tract; 6ontaining Three Hundred and-sixty 85-100 acies, lying in Edgefleld District, o'n Big Creek, and ad% joining lands o1' Samuel Webb, J. Richard son, T. Powers, Jitcob Hlaltewanger, and Eeovi Adams.. 6ih. The Clouds Creek Traft; containing Three Hundred and one and three fourths acres, lying in Edgefield District, on Rowe. Branch, and adjoining lands of J. G. Ruther f6 d; J. Gibbons, Estate of Mattia Rowe, dac'd., and John Gibibons, *7th. The Mi atthew.a Traet,-coilaining one hundrbd and eleven and 4--10 adres, lying in. Edgefield District, and adjoining lands of. Jacob Haltlewanger, Win. Walton, Simeon. Christie. and Levi Adams. Sth. The Lime Kiln Tract, containiag fifty acres, lying in Laurens District,-atid ad joiniing lands of Pleasat.t Saddler, Robert Box. H arrison Daniel and' Tiliman Smith. Said Lands will be sol'd on a credit of one and two years, with interest frora and aftec one year from the day of sale, except as to, so much as will pay.the cost of this suit,.to be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond with good suretics, to secure the purchase money. S~ .TOMPKINS, c. u. . D. Commissioner's Office, .huly 16, 1549. July IS, 11t 26 Noticc 'T the sam'e taime, and~ pfaeI will sell a. on the same terms, (if not previously disposedl oil', at privati sale,)' the tract of land whereon Mrs. Monrning Matthews, resi ded at the. tim'e of her death, containing four teen hundred acres, more di less, and adjoin ing lands of A. P. Kirig, Col. Whit. Brooks, G. W. Holloway, and others. Mi. FRAZIER. July 16, l'It 26: STATE O' SO-UTIH CAROLIN.A. EDGKltrELD DISTRICT. IN O RDIN ARY. I Y JOHN HILL, Esq., Ordinary of I)Edge field-District. Whereas Christoephter Worthihgton,. hath applied tcoinie for Letters.uf Administra t:onnon all and singular the goods andi chattels-, rights end credits of Susanah, Worthington late of the District aforesaid,, deceased. These are, therefbre', t&'cite and admon ish nad -andI singular, the kindred, and cred, itors of the saiddeceased,.to be aud appear belnre me, at our next Ordinary'% Court fr the said Bistrict,. to be holden at Edge fel'd'Court House on-ihe 15th day of August nex4,. to' shnw eanse, if any, why the said administration should not lbe granted. Given under my hand and seal, this the 24th davyof July in the year of ourLot one th'nusand eight hundred and forty~. nitne and in seventy-fourth year of' Amne.r. ican lndepenidence. JOH N Hl4, o.E.Ds. August 1. 9t 28 ~ - Notice IS Hereby given, that application will be Imade ta the next Legislature fur the grant of a new Road, comainenemig at or near the old Steam Mill, formerly owned by Henry Wil lignigog dia lIaintown Road, and intersecting the Longcane Road, at or near Maor Johum Tompkin's Mill, on Little Stevens G.reek..and sid Road. Jsly 18 3847, 3m 26, Turnip Seed. R UTABAGA, GLOBE, and RED TOP., for sale lby . L. PENN, Agent. .,.. 18 tor26