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OEITUARY. DerarTvo this life on 2Oth August 184O, M rs. ELIZa e-TU HILL, wife of Col.John hill, in the 4d year )f her age. She had given birth to eleven chiidren, seven ')f whom are liv ing. the vunngest an intimt six months and eight days old. Having been endowed by na ture with a strong discriininting mind and an atihe disposition, she exemplified all the qualities necessary to the iniking of the truly ood neighbor. mother and wife. Being pha, ced by her marriage in the delicate position or step-mother, by her prudence and exceeding kindness of heart. even wi~nit apparent el tort, she was enabled to disehige the arduous. yet high and responsible duties growing out of that relationship in such a manner, ai not only 10 preserve the utmost cordiality and peace in the faunily circle, but also to make all feel that they were blessed with the presence and super intendance of the real mother. By her step children she was respected, honored and loved as she who had given thei birth. As a neigh bor she was truly .xciphary. To make oth ers happy, was happiness to her, the law of kindness was ever upon her heart and tongue. She was never heard to speak evil of a neigh bor, or " to take up a reproach against a useighi bor." Her aim was to do unto others, as she ti4ld they should do unto her. It was therin liig-principle of her life-as a wife she shoie with ieculiar brightness. In weal or wo, in sickness or health, she seemed to regard it as her highest and holiest calling to bring her every resource, so to hear upon her domestic relation ship as would the best secure and promote the interest, peace and happiness of her husband. To accomplish which she regarded no sacrifice as too painful. Some time previous to her death, she was brought to feel the need of a more intimate communion with God through the merits of her Redeemer. Yielding to a deep conviction of The inbred depravity of the natural heart, and its direct opposition to God, she was brought to the exercise of in unfeigned repentance to -wtird God, and was enabled by the Holy Spirit -through the mercy of God, to view and by t living faith to take hold upon Christ as her Sa viour, and realize him in her heart. " the hope -of glory." Her conversion was clear ani the -evidence of a good and lively hope continued with her to the last. in the enjoyment of that peace which passeth knowlede-peace with 'God through Jesus-christ. Afflictive as is the dispensation, to her bereaved friends, family -and busband, it is her gain. Her sanctified 'spirit rests in peace, in the bosom of her Fathet 'God. - DIED at his -residence in this District on the 20th inst., Capt. ToaAs H-. Lovei.EsS. in the :53d year of his age, after a long and severe ill -ness which he bore with uncommon fortittde. In his death the country has lust one of its most -useful citizens, and he Jeft a widow aind five 'children, with many relatione and friends to mourn his loss. " But they sorrow not its those -who have no hope." A few days before his death he expressed a firm belief in the reality of j 'the christian religion. of' which he had once, as he stated had serious doubts. The doubts were not only removed, but his soul was filled with .joy inexpressible and full of glory. P. On Thnrsday the 20th inst. by the Rev. Iver son L. Brooks, Maj. DAvi L. SnAw, and Miss MARTHA A. eldest daughter of Col. S. Christie, all of this Dristrict. To the World. ET Consumption is a disease which is carry jng its victims to the tombs by thosanids, with 'out being arrested in its progress by the med icines in common use at the present time. But a brighter day is coming, and has come-as to -successfully arrest this disease. DR. RO GERS' LIVERWORT AND TAR, not otily gives immediate relief in COUGHS and COLDS, but fiom the testimony of men of the -highest standing here and elsewhere, it is mak. ing som'e very remarkable cures of CONSUM P TlION, Imuprovemuet- in the tretmeint o. diseases are onward, and nothinig can arrest it spirit in the present agn. Fur sale at this place'by* .G. L. PENN, Agent. RISLEY'S VERMIFUG E OIk COMtIPOUNL Syrup of Pinik Root. An effectual WORM KILLER, perfectly safe in afl Cascs. It operates gently on tht Bowels. and is so pleasant that when chiildret once get a raste, they cry for it. Prepared and sold W~htolesale and Retail hj HAVILAND, RISLEY, & CO.. Druggists Angusta. Also, sold by G. L. P ENN. Agenit Edgefield, and by Country -Merchants genecral ly. Price 25cts. August 1, 1S-19 '2m 28 Duller Lodige .iWo. 17. *. @, @. -.:. (ly> Regular meeting of thia Lodge wil be held ou Monday evenmng next at o'clock, F. 11. WA RDLAW, Sec. September 2G it 36 Noti ce. T HE Edefield Mtedical Society will mnee at this Vilhage on 'Tuesday thie 2nid o October, next. The Physicians of the Distric generally are respectftully invited to attend. ELBERT BLAND., SEc'v. Edgersld C. 11., Sept. 19 2t 33 (Q7" We are authiorise'd to nnuc Capt. DERICK HOLSONBAKE, as a Cand'idate for Tax Collector. Fall and Winter Goods. T H E Subscriber has just received, his Fall and Winter Stock of Goods, consisting - ~ of all kinds of WORSTED GOODS, DLACK BOMBA - ZINES. ALPACCAS AND FANCY .SILKS, for LADIES DR ESSE-S. A LARGE LOT OF PRINTS oF AL. Xt'Ds, Fine Bonnets and Boninet Ribbons, "Muslin Worked Collairs, " Silk and Woolhlein Shawls. A SPLENDID LOT OF NEGRO SHOES DLANKETS & KERSEYS. Groceries, Hardware. Crockery, Shioes, Sad. dIes, hants and Caps of all kinids. which will be sold very low, and a liberal dis, -- count for Cash. 13. C. BRYAN. September26 St 36 Ridge Land for Sale. 7OH E Subscriber offers for saile his vinabkc .1. tract of' hand, situated on lieach ('reek contamining three hundred attd niiineuy-ive acres of choice land, well adapted to the cultture ol Gorn, Cotton, atid small gratin. About one - hundred acres are cleared anid in cultivation, the balance is well timbered with oaks, hickory and pine. 'on the prem'ses are a good dwelling, and all necessary ot! buildiings, and is well watered. -The said tract. joins la nds of Gn pt. R. War-J, Wim. Ihtic t and WV m. Johntson. Esq. Jt)HN MACKER FOR THE PEOPLE. W E have received and now have open a large and very superior Au(irIrent of Staple and Fancey DRY GOODS. IHA.RDWARE. GRO CERIES. C ROCKEitY, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c. suited to Fall and Winter. wants of the people' All persons desirous of obtaining real good Goods at fair prices, are respectfully invited to c:dl at that same plirce where they canl get every 'thing they want, and more too. The variety is too extensive to enumerate or particularize articles, "call and see," we will show them with pleasure and charge you noth, ing for looking. BLAND & BUTLER. N..B.-We still have on hand a large lot of superior 'acon Sides, at 8 cents cash. B1. &I I. Sept. 2G 1849 tf 3G Notiec. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Spen. cer Boulware, deceased, will make jiny merit, and those having demands against said estate, will present them properly attested. H. BOULWARE, Ex'or. September 23 5t 30 Notice. I Forewarn all persons from trading for a Note given by oe, and signed by Sumter Grillin, and A. M. Smith, to Smter Daimel, Administritor of the Estate of Whitman Hill, deceased. Said Note was given for a black Horse. which has proven unsound, and I am determined not to pay said note uiless com pelled by Law: IV. B. AIERIWETUIERI. Sept. 26 1840 3t 36 PRoPosAr.s FOR PUBLISHING A SipNTHLY MlAGAZINE -ro ax CALtD THE SOUTHERN & WESTERN MASONIC MISCELLANY. EDITEt BY AI.CERT G. .4ACKE Y, ir a). Author of a " Lexicon of Freenmasonry," " Mystic Tie ;" Grand Secretary of the G. L. of S. C. 8 c. T I HE Subscriber proposes tigpublish in the T city of Cmarleston S. C., a monthly pe riodical under the above title, to be devoted ex. clusively to, Freemasonry. Every suhtect of interest tia the craft. such as questions oa Ala sonic History. Biography. Science and Juris prndence. will be discussed in its pages, and it will be the ellirt of the editor, by the most labo rious attention to his duties, to present to his readers a Monthly liscellany of Masonic Lit. erature that may at once both amuse and im street. The Aiscellany will be printed monthly at Charleston, S. C. Each number will. consist of 33 pages large octavo, abont the size of Moore's Freema n.'s .Iaga:ine, and the work will be deliver to subscribers at 82 per an unm. payable oai receipt of the first nmber. The pblicaiion will be commienced its srcn as 500 subscribers are obtained. Brethren receiving copies of these prolposals are requested to exert tiemselves in obtanuting subscribers, and to transmit the nranes as soon as possible to the undersigned at Charleston. S. C. A. G. MACKEY, M. D. Jept. 20,1819 36 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. - JN ORDINARY. Y JOHN HILL. Esq., Ordinary of Edgefield District. Whereas Simpson Corley. bath applied to me for Letters of Administration, with the will annexed, on al acid singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits fof Sarah Corley, late of the District afore; said, deceased. These are, therefore, to 'cite and admon ish all and singular, the kinidred and credi tors of the said deceased, to lhe anad appear before me, at our next Oradiniary's Couart for the said District to tie hoelden Zat Edges field Court [House on the 8tih day or Octo ber next, tor show caurse, if any, wiry the said adlminristratioan shiauld not be grainted. Given unrder my hand and seal, this 20thr day of September in the year oaf our Lord Ione thousand e'icght hunrdred anal forty-ntine and itt tire seventy-fourthr year or Ameri can Indepenrdence. J01N HILi,, 0. E. D. September 26 2t 36 STATE OF SOU Ti CAROLINA EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN ORDJNARfY. B YJOH N LuLL, Esq., Ordinary of Edge feld District. W~hereas John WV. Thornton, hath ap'. plied to me for Letters or Admainistra t'on, de bon is naon. on all and singular the goods anrd chrattels, rights anrd credlits of Abirah Robertson. iato of the District aforesaid, deceased. These are, therefore, Io cite and admotn ishr aid anrd singular, lire kindred and cred itors of the said deceased, to be atrd appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Cotart for the said District, to be hrolden at Edge field Court hlouse on tire Stir day of Oc tober next, to showv cause, if anry, wiry the said admritristrat ion shoultd not h~e gran tedl. Given tundter my hrand and seal, this the 24th (lay of Septembherin the year or our Lord onre thousaind eight .hrundred' and forty-nrinie and in seventy-fourth year of Atmericatr lndependenatce. JOHN lIlLL, o. E. D. Septemrber 26 2t 36 STATE OF SOUT H CA ROLINA. EDGFRFIELD DISTRICT. IN ORDINARY. B Y JOHIN H IL L, Esq., Orditrary of Edgofefid District: Whrereas Georgo A. Simnons and Josiah Sibley bath rappliedi to me for Letters of Administration, on all and singular tire goods and chattels, rights andI credits of Amnory Sibley, late of tire District afore said, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite anti admon isht all and singular, the kindred anid cred iors of tire sarid deceased, to b~e aind appeaor befoire rme, at ouir tnext Ordinary's Court for tihe said District, to be boldenr at Edge ield Court Ihouse, oan the Sih day of October next, to show cause. i' arty, w hy the said ailministrationr shrould trot be granteud. Given tunder mythanud and seal, this th;> 19th (lay oh Septembier in the year of otur Lord one thousand eighrt hrundred and forty-nine, atrd int tire 7dIh ycar of Amner icnr Inrdependecec. .!JDN IIILL, o t:D EXECUJTOR'Q SALE. W ILL be sold to the higliest bidder on the seventh day of November -next. the Real ani Personal Estate of the late James T. Gray, deceased, as follows: One entire tract of land, containing. by re cenfsurvey, eleven thonsand nine hundred and seventy3even (11,977) acres, sitnatud on the waters of the Savantnah River and Steel Creek. Barnwell Ditrict, S. C. There are about fif. teen hundred (1500) acres cleared laund, vel adaptel to the cultivation of Cotton und Grain. There is erected on Steel Creek, about one tad a half miles frot the River, a Sat Mill, containing two saws. with suflicient water pow er to drive a Grist Mill and Saw Gin as former ly. Tlie river lind. is heavily timbered with the growth of Oak, hickory, Poplar and Cy press, adjacent to the Alill; the growth of the upland (abunt ine thousand acres,) consists principally of Pine. There is a snitable laud ing on the tiver for the delivery of Steamboat Wonod, of which there is an abundant supply. and constant demand. To a capitalist desirous of engaging in the Timber and Turpentine bit siness, and the renrinw of stock of all kinds. the above Plantation offers inducements inferior to none on the Savannah Rivet. There is near the Mill a confortable Overseers House, with a suflicient number of frame builiings to ac counnodate one hundred Negroes. The personal property consists of twenty-six (26) Nec roes, about one hundred (100) head of Cattle. fifteen Mules and Horses, a large num.. bur of stock 1-logs. Sheep, Honsehold and Kitchen Furnitut e, Plantation and Blacksmith's Tools, from seventy five to eighty bags of Cot t in, from six to eight thousand bushels of Corn, Fodder, Peas. &c. &c., At the same time and place, by consent of parties, the tract or trects of land. knows n as Gray's Hiannak. and part of Stuave Island, adjoining the bove. containing abont live hbon dred and sixty (560) acres. Also. one other tract on Telfair's [sland. on the Savannah Riv er, containing forty (40) acres, known as the Dogferry. Terms made known on the day of stle. D. A RDIS, Executor. Beach Island, Sept. 6, 1849. 6t 30 1:. L. BONHAIYI W ILL practice LAw and E'UrT in the Southern Circuit, comprising the - Dis tricts of Eno siar.v, ORANtGEvUaG, BARSwESLL, Co.LCTON and BRAUFORT. His Officc is at Edgefield Court House. Ang. 22d, 18.19, 6m 31 Notice. T HE Subscriber offer for sale her HousE . and Lor abott .1 of a mile from Edge field C. If. lying on the road leadmtg from Edgefield C. H. to Colinttbia, and con(aining fiur acres; also all that tract of land cdntainj in; 1200 acres, situate ubotit three miles from Edgefield Village. The House and Lot will be sold on the first Monday in October, on a credit of one, two and three years, the purchaser giving note and two approved snritics, and a tnorlgitge of the prew iscs to secure the purchase money. R. BLALOCK, P. I. BLALOCK. Sept. 12. 1849, if 34 Copartnership. W E have this day associated with us. Mr. W J. E. BUCKMASTER, in the trans action of the General Commission and Factor. urge Busincss, which will hereafier he conducted under the name and style of JFFEas, COTH RAN & CU. JEFFERS & COTIIRAN. Hamburg. Sept. 10, 1849, tf 34 Loaf, Crushed and Pow dered m!!ugar. 1,0 99 LBS. L0 0 Sugar, double refined,' 1,000 Lbs. Crushed Sugar, double refined, 1.000 " Powdered " 2,000 " Clarified " For sale by H. A. KENRICK. HTamburg, Sept. 10, 1819, ,t 34 W ILL cease here itn some fonr weeks, for the purpoce of going to Hlamburg. Thrlise wishinig their Ferathers Renovated, will please send their beds ini as early as possible. in all prohnbility it will be the last chatnce that ma~y be offetred to the citizens of th-: village atnd vicinity. WV. II. SPECK. Sept. 12, 18 9 ,tf 34 Renfoval. T HE Susrbhaving purchased of Mr. S.F.Gode, his residenice int the Village, lias remioved to thu .nme. E. F. TEAGUE, M. D. Sept. 12, 1849, if34 .Notice. ALL those itndebited to the Estate of Heze kinhb Stromne; dec'd., are herehy regnested to make immuediate pauymtt attu those havinag demands to preset tihenm ptroperly attested. Ii.IF. & S. C. STRLOM E, - Adtm'rs. Antgust 1, 4ms 2r' 5 Cents Rieward. IWILL give the above reward to any per son who will deliver W M. SA WYERS to moe, who is a boutnd apptrentice to moe near Gier mnuville P. 0. in Edgefield Diittritt, and who rttn awaiy otn the 26th of' Auguist last. I also forewarit all persons fromt trading with him or boarding hims n anty respect. AMOS McGRAW. Sept. 1, 1849, tf 33 Lanmp Oil, Candles &c. O9GALILONS Lamnp Oil, a choice 200 Gallons Lamp Oil, (snmimer strained.) 200 " Train Oil. 15 Boxes Sperm Canidles. 15 " Adamanttine Candles. 10 "~ Iull's Candles. For sale by II. A. KENRIC1K. Ilam~burg Sept. 5.1849. tf 33 Heavy Cotton Donnestics. B ROWN Shiirtings andtr Shectinigs, Net Silk Gloves, Belt Ribona and Laces, nm~v and fresth. can be had at BLAND & BUTLER'S. August 15 t f .30 lITew Flour, From Tumbling Shoals' Mills. J UST receive Twenty-Two Barrels. Sutper line Flonr in Flat floop Barrels, frotm the above celebrated 31ills. nnud ihr sale by G.IL. PENN. AGEN-T. Atnguset 15 tf 30) Note.. A 1.Lprsn indebted to the E-tate of John ..ay.decensed, will tmake paymet. Antd those havinig demnands will retnder thenm in prop~erly attested. S. 11. MAYS, Ex'r. Sept. 19 18411) 3m 35 Lime. BA"'RimTI S ,:boic~e Stone 1.ime, In D line orPer Fsale by THE HODGES INSTITUTE. Greenwood, Abbeville, S, C. ALLEN PEDItICK. A..M. PRiNcPArr. JAMES PHILIP, Eso. DEPAftTMEnT. N. W. HODGES, AssiS-T. T H E last quarter of 184!) of the above named Institute will commence on the 1st October. when the exercises will be contluc ted in the new building which has been erected. The next scholastic year n ill begin early inl January, when superior advau:ages will be af lorded. Grateful fo'r past patronage, the I(oilges In situte Inoks t9 the intelligent and liberal trind ed paretisi and guardians in the South for sip port , conlident of success, and asking only that its meriis as an institution l leairning may be considered. Fo'r information address tie Principal, Wood ville, S. C. N. B.-Wanted, on the 1st or Octnher, a Teacher competent to take a charge, equal in tcholarship required, to an ordinary acadsihy. Besides-the ausual qualifications he must be faihful and willing. F.,r Particulars uddress the Principal, Wood ville. S. G. Sept. 19 1849 3t 35 To Physicians, Druggists AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Dr. J. N..Keeler and Bro. most respectfully solicits attention to their freAh stuck of English, French, German and American Drugs, Medi. cines. Cheinieals, Paints. Oils Dye Sinffs, Glass Ware, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, &c. Having opened a new store, No. 294 Miaiket St. with . full supply of Fresh I)rngs and Med icines, we respectfully solicit Country dealers to examine our stock before purchasing else where, promising one and all who may feel dis posed to extend to us their patronage, to sell them genuine Drugs and Medicines, on as lib eral terms as any other house in the City, antd to fitihfully execute all orders entrusted to us promptly and with diapatch. One of the proprietors being a regular phy sician, nffords ample guarantee of the genuine quality of all articles sild at their establishment. We especially invite druggists and country merchants, who may wish to become agents for Dr. Keeler's celebraiud Family Medicines, (standard and popular remedies,) to forward their address. Soliciting the patronage of dealers, we re main, J. N. KEELFt & BRO., Whmolesale Druggists, No. 294 Market st1eet, Philadelphia. September 19, 1849, ly 35 SUPERIOR' APPLE VINECAR, Fine West-India Molasses, A choice article of Sngtr Honse Molasses, for family use at BLAND & BUTLER'S. August 15 if 30 L ADIES Dress Goods, a large. assortment, at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4, if 24 HITE & Colored luslins. very choap. - ca'n be had at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4, 'if 24 BAREGES and Tissues, handsome and cheap, call immediately at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4-. if 24 A FEW more of those Beautiful Etmbroid ed Swisses. at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4, tf 24 LOVES, that are Gloves, at G BLAND BUTLER'S. July 4, tf 24 S HOES of all kinds, Gaite':s, Slippers and - Buskins, at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4, tf 24 J1 USQT Rece.ivedt sonme Bautifutl tnrdd Muslin-Sucks and Matililas, at BLAND '& BUTLER'S. July 4, tf 24 Of FthoSe Beantiftul French Fans, a few more of the same sort, ait BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4, if 24 UETTER, Fuola Cap and Note Pnp'er, at -BLAND & BUTLER'41. July 4, if -24. CNAPERS atnd Satnces. for your fresh meats, 'at BLAND & BUTLER'S. July 4. if 24 FRESH Veracelli antd MIarnroni, aut .fl~ BLANI) & BUTLER'S. July 4, tf 24 AFEW hundred Potnnds uf that delightful Steam refinted Cantdy, at BLAND & BUTLERS. Jutly 4, if 24 A FEW thionsand pou'nds of Bacon, yet in Stu're, at. BLAND & BUTLER'S. Jtuly 4, tf 24 E VERY thing you want atnd tmore ton,na the sainim place. where you get articles oh te best quality at low prtces, at BLAND & BUTLER'S. Juily 4, if 24 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD D)ISTRICT. IN ORD1 A RY. BY JOHN ILL, Esq., Ordinary ol i.Edlgeield District: Whereas B. U. Hard, hath appliedl to me for Letters of admniistration, on all and sirtigular the goods and chatihes, rights and credits of WV. L. Russell, late of the District afdresaid deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad mon ish all and singular, the kindred and credi tors of the said deceased, to be and appear before toe, at our tnext Ordinary's Court fr the said Disulict, to be holden at Edge feld Court H-ouse on the .1st day of October next, to show cause, if anly, why the said administratiou should not be gianted. Given under my hand and sen1, this 11th day of Septemnber in the year of our Lord one thousadld eight htundred auld forty nine, anid in the seventy-furih year of American Independence. JOHN hIiLL, O.r.. September 12 2i _1 Genuine Cod Liver Oil. J UST received, a supply of this valaale article recently brottgl-t itnto sneh exten sive use by its asctnishitng effects int pultmotntry and oilier diseases. It is report by onte phiysi cian, (Dr. WVilliamis, of N. Y.) that of234 cases of tuberculonsi disease of the lunugs, treated duir tg the last two and a hi.,lfyears, of which lhe has preserved notes, otily nineteen derived tno tmarked benmefit fromt thec use of this Oil. In our owni comunity one0 person las already beeni, to all aplpearanices. nmaterital benetitted by this remedy. -For Sale by -(.' L. PENN. Ag-nt. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa cias, to me directed. I will proceed to sell at Edgefield Conu: t House, ni the first Monday and Tuesday illowing in October nexi, the frlmsviig prop'erty, in the fulliwng case, viz: R. F. Corley for others, vs.. i. C. Eth cridee; a tract of land containine two hun dred acres more or less, belonging to the defIendant, adjoininig lands of niedett C th. eridge, Hancock Sulerd and others. Janes..' Watson & Co. vs. Nathaniel S. Harrison, a traet of land conttaining one hundred acres more or less, adjoining lands of James Stewart, Jacob Worthing ton and others. R. P. Quarles, Bearer, vs. Alexander Pressley. a tract of land where lefendin, lives, ndjoining lands of Wiley Harison, Ahner Perrin and others. J. W. Chatham, Bearer, vs. John 1. Monro and .John R. Moore. the tract of lind where defendant John M. Moore lives, adjoining laids of William Andiews and at hi'rs. .. W. B3rooks. Executor vs. EliY.aheih Tur ner and Sini. Attawny, a tract of land be longing to the defendant Elizabeth Turner ner: containing sixty acres mirne or less, adjoining lands of Sim. A.ttaway and oth ers. James Hart vs. M. L. Gearty, Jacob Padgett and others vs. M. L. Gearty and others, Cnnmissioner in Eqity vs. 51. L. Geartv, F. O. Conner and C. J. Glover, a tract of land belonging to the defendant M. L. Gearty, adjloinig lands of Adat linrick and others. R. M. Fuller vs. Thomas Jones, the tract of land where the defendant lives. Bland & hutler vs. C. W. Cochra-, the tract of land where the defendant lives, containing tiao huiired acres more or less, adjoining lands of James Carroll and oth ers. Benjamin Bettis vs. W. G. Russell end, W. F. Durisoc; John Colgan vs. W. G Russell. the [louse and Lot now occupied by C. L. Itefn, containing tIwo acres more or less, adjoining lands of W. F. Durisne, W..P. Buller and others, levied on as the property of W. G. Russell. Luke S. Bland vs. John Bland, one ne gro girl named Elizabeth, levied on as the propetty of the defendaht. . John L. Doby vs. A. II. Burt, the fob lowing negroes, vizi Mrlsey, Ann and her two children, Laiia and her child. Mary and her child. Louisa, Dick and Aaron, the above property by consent of parties, will be sold on a short credit. S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D. Sept. &,149, 4te 34 Real Estate for Sale. T H E Subscriber offers for Safe the CIH ERO. KEE POND PLACE. It is situated, eight miles from Hamburg, on the iain Road to Eigefield G. H. The Tract is fine Land ofsuperior quality, and cotains about seven htitndred acres. It is at this tille in a fine state of progressive improvement, aind i's susceptible of the highest degree ofkitltivation. The out let ani'd range for stock is excellent, and the healthfuilness of the place is unsurpassed. These ad vantages, and its unarteac to market mhakes it a truly desirable place. To an ap.. proved purchaser the terms will be acconmu duting. W. W. GEIGER. August18 6t 131 Log Creek Lands For Sale: T HE Subscriber offers for sale hiA tahin ble tract of land, situated out Log Creek, about seven miles north of Edgefield C. House, containing five hundred (509) acres, more or less, adjotiing lanids of Mrs Naticey Blocker, A T.JiHadges, Johtn Burns and 'others, otne hall of whidcn is woodland well tihfnhered. On the p renmises are a good Dtwelling. anid Negro h< uses, Gin house, Blauksiih Shop, aiid all necessary ont buaildiigs. rThe land is well adapted to growing Corn, Cottont anid Small Grain. Thle tract is well watered. Also the growing crop of Corn and Foddeu and four Mitles, one WVagont and stmndry urti cles tuo tedious to tueemion.. Thue land, it not disposed of at privato sale, ill1be sald at Edgefield Court H-ouse, to the highest bidder, on the first Monday in Decemn ber ntelt. Termus made known on the day of sale. M. D. W ELLS. Sept 4,12840 . tf 33 Lanud for sale. T HE Suabscriber offers for sale on the most accooiinodatng terms, the tract of land ont whicht he nowv resides. Said tradt cotams 2t00 acres, the growth of which is principuily oak ; it is situated on the hetad wvaters of little Steven's Creek, antd is vet y well watered. hay. ing two never iling springs. It adjoitis idsd of Maj. J. C. Alldn anid M r. Cotnrad Losveiy. DAVID CRAIN. Sept. 5, 1840 ,-tf 33 Notice I S HI EREDY GIVEN, thazt applicationi will be nmde at thte nest .setting of the Legisia ture for a New Road leading~ out fronm the Mar. tim Town Road ini thtis Distict, at or niear Sam nel Stevens, and intersectitig the Lotg Cane Road, at or near Gibison Codliins. August 1 t f 28 .Notice I S H EREBY GIVEN, that aipplientinn will be made to the Legishatuire of Sootb Garoli. na, at its niext Sessaiont, to inic'rpoi-atn a Gnum pattg for the purpoae of mttking a Plank Rtoad from.~ Edgefield to Hlamtburg. Anpist 22, t 31 Notice IS Iereby giyeni, that applicntioui *ill be mnade to. the iiext Legislature for die grant of a new Road, cdmiinmenemig at or ntea- thei old Steami Mill. flormerly owned Liy Heniry WVil lirims on te Mi-tintown Rosad, andl intersecting ite Lontgcnne Road, at or ntear Major Johni Tnitpkini's Mill, on Little Stevents dreek and saidl Road. Jntly 118 1849. 3m 26 Notice -S UEREBY GIVEN, that applicanion wilf hemade to the Legisliututre at the next Ses siaon for the itcorporation of Butler Lodge, No. 17,1I. 0. 0. F.. Ainunsi 8, if 29u Just Received. 40 Sicks Salt. 10 BIs. New Floor, and-.lots of Bncoit on hand yet at BlLAND & BUTLER's. Atigust 15 if 30 NOTICE! ONLY CHANCE. J OHN, the Incecr, will stand the ensning seCuaon at myt haouiw. Th'lose who feel disi pmosed cain hng ve 'their Earrs neconmmtadated. TI'cMis-T'.en Dollrs intsutrance. THIOS. Hf. PATTISON. ent. 1to tlE, .11 UI AMERICAN HOTEL. SCAMBURG, P RO. the 'very hn'6remo' pattuhaged ex tended to the anbscribr.lie hie s been in dnced to imiprtve his HOUSE nid PREIIl SES still further, and. would resp'ectfullyann noiunce to his former patrons and .the public, il-.t he is 1111 well prepared to nhake all com fo'rtable who niay fitor him with.a inll.. The STABLES and ,CAtltilAGE HOU SEIS have been enlaiged and iini fo'ved, and persions leaving, horses may ddiend upon'hav ini' thlim well attended to'. HIORSES and CARRIAGES al'vys in rea. diuess to convey ptasengers to, arid from t.he Rail Road. or to any part of the Country. .W.MS. HfETCHAM. Ildmburg, Sept. 19, 1849, Si -3h CAROLINA HiOThL. HAMBURG, S. C.; OlIN A. IIOUSTON having taken the e abve Establishment resp.ertfulli' solicits the patronag-elif his friends ind the P:bic gen etally. The bnildin is at prese ilinidergoing thorough repairs. Good STABLES and also n LIVERY STABLE will be chniietted with the HOTEL. The establishibent will be open ed on the Ist of October next. Angust29, 1849. 3nl 32 1T The Abbeville Bainer will p'6nse inqert for three Months and direct its 'account to J. A. Houston llaniburg, S. C., -OPARTNE RISIP. HE undersigned, having associated n thmselve s in business untie he name and style of DUN BA R & 'GA RMANY, for the purpose of transacting a general GRO-. CERY BUSINESS, in this place, Yespect fully invites the attention of Plaiters to their Heav.y Stock of all thd leading articles of general consumption. They may. be found at the stand tecently occupied by B. S. Dun bar, and nearly opposite the stahd formely occupied by G W. Garmanyt wh'ere .they will be happy to receive their former friends and patrons, together with the public at laige. We are determined t6. keep cohstantly on hand a stock unsurpassed by any evlr offered in this market, and believing our ra'ilities for buying Low, to be equal to any i the place, we will alrays be prepared to X11 at the . lowest prices, either for Cash olr oil time to approved customers. Having rbfed the Ware-House fornerly occupied by.B. Elliott, and placed it under the charge of an expe rienced man, we are prepared t0 offer equal advaritges in storage with any Wa4.House in the place ; and liberal Cash Advances made, at all times, on Cotton stoied with us, - or on shipments made to G. W. Gartpany & Co., Savannah, whose charges will be as low as usually made by other Fictaro. The highest prices paid at all times Bi- Cotton and other produce brought to market: B. S. DUNBAIt, 0. W. GARMANY. Hamburg July 9; tr 26. A Card. I BEG leave to return my thank's to the public for the liberal patrona'ge heretofore bestowed on me, a'd soliit a c'ontinuance of the satne for the now firm. B. S. DUNBAR.. aN C ard bEG leave to return fay uhaidk3 to the public for-the liberal patronag' hereto fore bestowed on me, and solicit & 'contina ance of the saie for the new firu6* G. W. GARMANY. Cheap Goods in Stbre. 50 Ilhds Prime N 0 %Igar Jo llhds. comtmotn N. 0.- Sugar, 20 '- chioice Porto aRc'o, bugar, 2.5 Barrel cin'r~fied l 5 " ernshed . " 2 " powdered. 5 B~oxe3~ Woolsey & Woosey doable refined loaf sogar, 2 " Chairleston ddble icfined lea. ..stugar, 20 Hhds. 1.1 tscovado Mlolasses, $ " Trinidad '? 50 Barrels New Orleans "' 10t0 Barrels No. 3 atacheisdl (large size,) 20 Kith No. I 125 bags prnme Rio Ceifee 40 " "Lngnigra" 20 " " old Cuba ' :j ' old .Jn-vnt' 0000 Lbs. Utnion brand wvule Lead (No,.. extra atnd paire,) 300 G~dlons Linseed Oil; 2 Batrrels Train" :300 Lbs. Putty in bliddeis, 125 Box'3es wilidow glass (all sizes,) '75 Kegs Eatstern nails (assorted) 20.00)0 Lb. nssorted Swedes Iron. 500 "Castteel (Sianderstons,) Germtin And Blistbr steel, 400 Pieces heavy Din'doe bagging, 1010 Coils htempl rolpe, 10 Batles homnespdri (Angusta manufac tnre, 5 '. " '(Grattiteville Company), 8 ' heavy cottdd Osnabatgs, 20 boxes upermt canidles, 21) " Adamannrinue candles, I0 ." llull & Sons patentt cnndles,. 30t Ilhds. hiacon sidea (westerni,) 4000 Lbs. country Bacont, 3 Tiee [Rice. &c. &c., -ALso Sddlee, Bridles,' Bllit, Calicoes, Catton Yarn, Shoes, H uata, taps. Tubbas. Sugatrans, Sieves, TLobatcco, Pepper, Spice, Ging'dr. Ten, Cane-seat Chairs, Woo'd sent Chair's;- Gritnd.. stones. and :blany othuet articles too tedros to emimueate.. - DUNBAR & GIERMANY. Hla ibi-g, July 11, 1849, tf 25 STATE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA. .EDG EFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COURT' OF ORDINARY. Y ,JOIIN lUIL L, Esq., Ordinry of BEdgefi eld District. Whereas Eugcne Burt, hath npplied so me for Letters of Administration, on al and singular the goods arid chattels, rights' and efedits of Susan Burt, late of the District aft'resatid, deceased. These arc, therofore, i-cito antI adlmon isht all atnd sirigul-ar, the kindred-and ciredi tors of the said deceased, to he atnd appear helore nie, at our tnext Ordinary's Court hlr the said District to he holden at Edgc field Court hlouse on the 1st day of Ge ober next, to show canse, if any why the said admninistration should not he granted. Given uinder my hand and seal, this 17th day of Septembler in the year ofottr Lord oe thousand eight huntdred and foirty nitne and in the seventy-fourth year of Atmeri can ludepenidence. 3011N lIlLL, o. E. 0.