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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Indiana.

We have full official returns Of the result OF tho
recent Election. The aggregate vote for Gov
ernor 10 as follows:
IS43. 1910.
James Whitcomb. Loco 607l4 Samuel Bigger ". 6?99i
Samuel Bigger ". .55 7Ol IA. Howard, V.B5l,2a
Eben. Demlng, .2bo!. lGsl ro,,,,5 697
Whcomb over Bigger. 2Oi3 Total vote in lSiO. llI2
Whtcsmb over all.... 329 Do. 1913 lei O99
Yote for Lieutenant Gorernor-lSt3
John H. Bradley ~. So 95l Jesse D. Bright H. so 90,
5. S. Harding .ijoi LIE Bright Bradley, 2s5i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

United Irish Repeal Assoeiation.-A
meeting OF this Association will be held on Friday eIenng,
lst =, September, al Washington Hall, a, O'Clock.
ne meeting appointed By adjournment for Thursday even
has been postponed 10 thr above evening.
au2i u. BARTHrW O'CoNNOR, SecJY,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

u Notice.-Ths ID Weseyan CHAPEL, Mulberry ST.,
ing will be r.opepsd !o Divine Service on Surla7 sept B.
The Pastor Rev John D-mpster viii preach morning and
tan Faith 81 si..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

ALAB,MA.-We have hitherto announced the
election Of Robert Armstrong to Congress over
Gen. George 5. Houston, late Member Com
p!otc returns show that Gen Houston is reelected
by GA majority. Hc is Calhoun man; Am-
strong is for Van Buren, The District is strongly
Loco-Foco
,Eho r,a... L a4.:.la LA L.; l.. &c c.ll,.,S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Fof WcmbyfS ot COngIeSS--UTlrtdI
Dis. Wing candiiatSS Loco candidates
|. john w. Pavnc.. seq Robert Dale Owen .6J9
II. lJo>eih White,G.07O Thomas ]. Henley. 7GD
If. John \ Nason e TC5 "Jh0mas Smith. 9
" sieb r. Smith i,C97 rChsrrs X. Test. .S,R
V David Wallace. .6,3H William j. Brown. 80
VI. George &; Dunn. 6,lg7 john " DAVIS. 7.@
vi. II. W. NcC4ushryJ'2G Joseph a. Wright 5,6J
VIII j. K. VI. Bryant 5g3J John pettit.... .6.iG
~ Sam'l c. Samper,S13 Eben. NJ. ChambtIllT .j,5g
y. Lew. q ThOmlsouj.J .J93 Andrew Kennedy jy&
Elected Members of the las, House.
tMcGIuch.y has the return; but thu Of Perry, CsF
Co. rejected, which gave McGaughgY e. Wright 7s
has would elect Wright bg three MEG. being
;hus dsgraceluy beaten District winch give 1900
Wing majority and gave Bigger G0o viii Of course
give up the without going 20 Washington.
TTestis Of TyleEsn: nothnsaran POiticsatey
Wing In this District H. P. Bennett Abel had 79 votes,
w. Thompson j2j
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SISA5R: 81 53 gs;s q
9 !gS 43 q
q . 90 q is 5
Aug. I6

A CERTAIN and cffectua' cure for Ague
n and Fever; also used successfully in the
treatment of Bilious Fever. Nausea, General
Debility. and Nervous Weakness.
The most fla,tering recommendations Of this
Medicine have been received from many eni.
nen. Plysciass and others who have used il.
And il Is presumed That no medicine has ever
been used whose action hos been more benefi.
cial. pleasant aud invigorating. and called forth
from afflicted sufferers such expressions Of
heartfelt gratitude md Ihankfulncss. Persond
taking the Pills. soon find themselves relieves
Chill broken. Fever gone.! SiouIachan
head free aud heal,hfa!. Strength aud ap.
petite increasing and improving, and all ncr-
vous weakness fled.
Wien taken according 10 the directions nc.
company them, ,ey never fail to cuie the Chill
and Fever The iirst day. and never sicken the
stomach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action upon the whole system, Is so
charming. that persons are invariably surprised
and pleased with their rapid and complete
restoration 10 health.
The Pills arc purely and solely Vegetable
and tho happy combination OF the ingredients
and their proportions are such as 10 produce a
medicine which never fails to reliove when
relief is AZ all a,tainuble.
Each box contains 20 doses Of Pills Price,
One Dollar. For saie,by
HAFILAND, RiSLEY 81 CO..
Agents, Augusta. Georgia.
!. d. TIBBETS,
Edge6eld Court House.
Dr.. w. w. GElGER.
Cherokee Ponds.
Aug 1G 6m %
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.


Fletcher Hobbs. g. others, by , mn q, D.
lheir next friend. Va. D ~ S
Laura A. Hobbs, & others. "'0". :
WpY yiriue Of an order from tho Court OF
LID Chincery. shall offer for sale 10 tho
hghes, bidder. At Edgefeld Court House, OF,
the first MondaS IN September next the real
estate Of BurrelE E. Hobbs, deceased, consisting
Of three tracts OF land. situate in the Uis,rict
aud Sialo aforesaid. rs follows, viz: one tract
known a. the Dun Creek tract, containing two
hundfed and eighty acres, moro or less, boun-
ded by lands fJohn Bones, Marshall Siedham.
Reuben Landrum; Philip Powc. ant h. Cor
Icy; onn other tract known as the BnrIhai,er
tract, containing four hundred and forty ncres,
more or less, lying upon Beaver Dam Greek,
and bounded By lands or Reuben Landrum.
Wiley Wells, Joseph Fergersoh. and others
and one other tact Of land known as the Cuf.
fretnwn tract. containing siI hundred aerrs.
more cr lcss. and bounded by IaGda Of the es.
tate Of james f. Dawsnn. and BY lands Of the
estaie of John Anderson. decd. The said tracts
al land TO be sold separately, On credit or
one, two and ;hree years. except tie costs Of
suit. which much be paid in cash. purchasers
to give bonds and personal security and mort.
Cages Of The premises TO setnre the purchase
money; possession net to be given until tho
frs, day or Jauua-y next.
Commissioners Office, I
Edsefeld. Aug ls43.
August 81 %
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EbtTORS' LOSSES.

!. Deduc, on an average one fifth for
Subscribers who never pay. 2. Deduct
on an average 10 per cent for The coilec.
lion OF ibc balance. 3. DeIuc, on an
average the loss OF eighteen months in,e-
res, on the accounts ultimately collected.
And 10y the first operation. book, nc.
counts to the amount Of $1,000 orc re-
duced to $4,000
By the second. for collecting. TO 5000
And by the third, COR iptcres, q, 2
per cent, to 3,222
making an average loss Of Sl77S on every
Five Thousand Dollars booked Thanks
10 all Subscribers who aci upon the prin-
eiplc Of paying promptly, and withoat the
intervention OF a Collec,or-aud thanks
100 to those Post Masters who use The
Jranking priri!ege for the encouragement of
Printers. Sigued.
The rcholc Editorial Corps.
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The cause Of the dcmand for Mclean
dollars for export TO France, is thus ex-
planned In the New-York Express;
There 10 some demand for Mexican dol
7ars fer export 90 Fronce, bu, no other
description Of specie. Is often appears
singular that there shonld be demand
for this particular kind of coin for ship
men, TO France. when there Is no enquiry
for ane,her kind of specie, and olten when
tho receipts of gold are large. The reu-
sou or tfiis 10, thar Mexican dollaIe are
taken in Franco for melting up. TO abs
tract the gold they contain. For series
Of years this process has been going on in
France, aud we believe in no other coun-
try. Indeed, ]. 70 statednha. the process oil
extracting gold from Mexican dollars is
not known any where else.
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Com saaerclal.

Augusta. Augusta ~.
Rcnarks.-Thc intelligence Of the 18th Of
July. received by the Acadia from Liverpool.
is more favorable, in n commercial point of
view, than the news received by the preceding
steamer. Cotton had improved. n briter feel.
ing had been exhibited in the Liverpool and
Havrc markets. But the improvement re-
pored in prices. has only placed those mar.
keis in the condition they were previous to The
decline reported on the i,h orJuly. We must
not therefore be deceived by the favorable rs.
pect of these late advices. Prices in Europe
will tluctuate until the extent Of the new crop
| of this country ts well ascer:aincd. In one Of
the circulars. dated Jnlv 18th il is stated. ,hn,
no rise IN prices can be .esrected but towards
the end Of tho year. particularly slonld the
next crop De Ices than two millions Of bales.
Cottor.-The Improvement IN Liverpool had
some influence IN our market. and. in a!l pro-
babiliiy. i'll other American markets. The
! sales here have been snnll, owing 10 rIse limit.
ed quantity offering. Only few hundred
bales changed hands aa an ndsunce. on pri.
ces current las, week, of to 4 ofa cent The
demand yesterday was active. and will be
maintained until further intelligence Is received
from Europe This advance in our market, is
to be ascribed moi only TO the Improvement in
which has been. for at leas, month past. rery
nuiavornble TO the growing crop II the wea.
iher we have bad continues much longer. il is
seriously to be apprchrndcd. thHr the growing
crop will considerably suffer. The same wea-
lher has been fcl, in lmos' all Tire cr,,on sec.
tohs Of the country west, where it is reported
that all average crop cannot be al present cal
cnlaled on. In Some parts Of Alabama aud
Mississippi. however where they have not
suffered ~ much by rains. the crops IRE re.
presented Us in better condition. These
prospects oi short crop have, aud will have,
mnch influence in keeping up Inc improve
mcnt in prices which has occurred, M, only
IN this country but in Europe ALSO In about
three or four weeks we shall be nil able To cs-
innate the probable extcu, Of the new crop,
with more certainty.
E1change. have made no change in the
our table. We will remark That the sale for
per cent State bond has been dull at 81 cents.
9l1 81 asked. Six per cent. State bonds
have been sold nj 73, "a and IS asked. Cen
lral Bank noics g 10 Q per cent, discount. and
not much in mnrkei.-Nor,brrn exchanges
scarce, but obtained n, ! per cent premium 4,
our banks. ks.--Constiiu.ioraiist
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SHERgFF,S SALE.

l
PY virtue ofsuudry wrirs Of Fieri Fn-
ED cias, ] will proceed 10 sell NJ, Edge
+; field Court Rouse, ,on The first Monday aud
Tuesday ID September next, the follow
ing properly:
sieedman & Merritt IS Benjamin Bar
ton, four hundred acres of land, more or
less. where defendant lives. adjoining lands
Of G harles Holley. and others.
Branuon & Mu.dy vs. John C.. Thomas.
The defendants interesr in three hundred
acres OF land. more or less. adjoining lands
Of Bate Howard, and others.
Branuon & Mundy We Mareare, O.
gilvie, three hundred acres OF land, moro
OF !ess, where defendant lives, adjoining
lands Of DR.. Atkinson and others.
|. M. w. Gracy and wife Executors "
Cary Patterson, one hundred and thirty
acres OF land,mor or less, where defendant
lives. adjoining lands of John Price, Mar =
garet Ogilvic and others.
VIM. X. Lindsey vs. VIM. Charles Cary.
g. Sncllgrove and VIM. Corley, eighty
four and three quarters acsos of idnd, more
OF less, adjoining lands Of Robert Price,
toibi uuu OtIiCE5.
John Coihran survivor vs. Elizabetl,
Mcmillan, the defendants interest in two
hundred acrcs Of land. more or less, whcf,
she now lives, and adjoining lands of John
Trapp aud Others.
John Colhran. survivor, vs. James Nc
hlilllan, the defendants interest in two
hundred acres of land. t,lnfe or less; where
Elizabeth Nc MlIlian lives, adjoining lands
of John Trapp and others.
p. a. Scranton SIS Robert Jennings, ad.
ministraor. one hundred and thirty acres
OF land. more or less, where Enslcy Coll
vim lived, up 10 The time OF his death, nd
joining lands Of Cheslcy Wells aud others.
Minor w. Gracy VS. William Brides g.
X. II. Moore. administers. four hundred
acres Of land, moro or1css. adjoining lands
Of jacob Long aud Wilson Slealey.
X. B. Bouknight vs Ahram f. Moore.
John II. Moore and Al Hen Griffith. two
hundred and forty four acres of Iapd. more
or less. adjoining lands of Ephraim Shea
ley. u. Il. Moore and others.
NJ. t. MendcndaIl VS. .Wm. ". VIII
liams, three huudfed aud thirty acres Of
land. more or less. IL being part of tho
Coker Spring Tract. adjoining lands Of r.
NJ. Rogers, the estate Of Wm. EIiiotte.
the estate of X. Hamilton and Others.
J. Miller tj John Boyd and Edmund
Boyd. four hundred acres ofisnd, more Or
less, where Edmund Boyd lives. adjoin-
ing lands Of J. +. Burns and others.
}. ID. Name vs Charles Powell. the
tract Of land. where defendant lives, ad.
joining Dudley Rouniree and others.
Is. F. Goudy T. C.. VS. John Marsh. the
tract Of land, where defendant lives, living.
on Horse Creek.
Edmund Tate vs Rudolph Carter. the
same We the same J. d. Crane & Co. vs.
the same David NJ. Dunbar VS. the same;
Michael Gearty vs. The game, Lewis
Ellzey and Elizabeth Garter, Eve thou
sand actes Of land. moro or less, adjoining
lands Of John Wise. Wm. 8. Howard and
others, the property Of r. Carter; Charles
Lamar VS. Julius Howard. Joho Howard
and Rudolph Carter, lie above described
property Of r. Carter.
Tcrms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, 8. =. d.
Aug 9 a, 2S
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BALTIMORE cirr COURT, ,ULv TERM, le43.
IN ttc matter Of John Mclean Gardaer. charged
niih being insane or iaHdrie.
This !nquisition, taken q, the bar ofthe Court.
held this fourth day Of August. in the year
eighteen hundred and forty three. by the un-
dersisned. jurors. duly empannelled, sworn
and charged in the uiaiter aforesaid, haYin.
heald and considered the evidence submitted
10 us, do find that the said John McLean Ga,d.
ner was unaiic or insane on the first day OF
August, in the year aforesaid. and at thc time
o. committing the offence charged against him.
aud is sill so q, The time Of taking this inqri-,-
ton. Witness our hands and seals On the day
aud year aforesaid.
Gsigntd By III. names Of the Jurors as atore
giren.
The following is the Judgment and order rem.
dered By the Court:
Tho Cour; hereby release The prisoner fror,
the commitment Of The jns,iceiof the peace and
order that he be placed in the Sin,e's Hospital,
there 10 bs confined unlil be shall recover his
reason ofwhich the City Conr, shall be salts
fed, and by them discharged in due course Of
law.
David Hoffman. w. II. Norris, and J. E.
Williams, Esqrs. counsel for the prisoner. c.
r. Richardson, Esq attorney for the State.
The following letter, written by young Gard
ney. on board the boat. TO the Postmaster Gen
eral, soon after his assault upon him. fully
confirms the belief in the ALTERATION Of mind
unter which he acted:
Sir: Ispoko with you a, Old Poin, Comfor,
frankly. and told WIN where wished to 20.
On inquiry you will find tha, no human being
ins,igated mo by the rcmotest hin, TO commit
wha, have done TO your person; therefore.
sir, you being man high in office. canno, be
so ungencrons as to show any rindic,ivencss
towards my family or connexions. whom have
always had too li,llc regard Tor in pursuin.
their advice. You may examine into this, and
yon will find j, as ] have written. Il is some
qualification 10 me I" learn that your wound is
slight and not mortal.
With great respect,
ari, sir. youi ob't servant.
J. MCLEAN GARDNER
To the Hon Chas. A. Wickiffc,
Postmaster General.
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Health Of Greensiiie.-Reports ore a
gain iudusiriously circulated. THAI there is
at this time considerable sickness in our
village. So Far from there being shadow
OF proof for the foundation Of such SIAN
ders upon the most healthy location on
the face of the earth, (,his we say with
out the fear Of contradiction by those who
hnown any thing abou, iD we have never
heard so little complaint OF indisposi.ioa
at this season Of the year. We do not
believe there has been a case Of fever.
whooping cough, measles, or any disease
Of the kind, within the Incorporation. du-
ring the past month aud as we once be-
fore remarked. il is not intended the small
pox shall! come amorgst us-that malady y
has no doubt left the State or retired TO
Charleston. its old quanees.-Greenviile
Momntainecr.
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SMEfelFF'S SALE,

PY virtue Of sundry ~riIs of Fieri Fa-
a1 cias. ! will proceed to sell at Edge.
field Court House. on the first N onday and
Tues lay in September next. The follow
ing property:
Watts. Cook s. Co. vs.. A. G. Leek
Fuller T. Glenn rs. .ikc SAME; Allen Vance
vs. The same; John Cook VS.. The same
William Rowe vs.. The same; Charles
Comply, for nnoiher. vs. The same; Duke
Goodman vs.. the same; Mary Rowe VS..
The same; James Goodman vs.. The snmc.
two tracts of land. one called .he Lewie
tract. containing two hundred and eighteen
acres. more or Iess. tho other tract called
The Anderson tract. continuing eight hun.
drcd acres. more or less. adjoining each
other and the lands Of +. W. Pickens.
Jamss Falkner VS. WIN. Stroud. and
Neadhnin Stroud. one Sorrel mare.
Thomas Baret, lndorser ss Charles 3.
Carter, one horse Saddle and Bride.
n. l.. Griffin vs. Jacob Worthins,on.
and George Gardner, one Cream marc,
the property Of J. Worthiugtnn.
James Edison VS. John BridwelI. ono
Gay mare, TWO mules, and one wagon.
Fort, Townsend & McnJeuhalI Pou.
Gleaton & Co. eight negroes. viz: Celia,
George, Crocke., Della. Harriet, Auline;,
Ephcrsnu and Shadrack.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. $. g.. n.
Aug ~ At 2S
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An Insane Me-ting.-A, vestry NEE.
:iug held at Wakefield. England, recent
iy. for the purpose Of passing itte c0ps;a-
hle's accounts, a srcne of confusion took
place. which ended in one of The mem
hers moving a resolution. THAT this NEE
ting is not in a sufficiently snaud state o!
miud 10 entertain so important question
ms that embraced by these resolution" :"
This resolution was put 10 o show Of hands
and carried aith6s, unanimously. The
chairman said II was ime that they all
wen, home. as they had vo'ed lhemselve,
in sane. The meeting then broke up.
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(ClRCULAR.]
TO Planters %.EercSbN,ass.

20 A>PSsEGtSFS - ekHeECFestlSsSs
II BEG lsuvs To iIrfnrm you that continue
Z The WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS y, nv Old sand. known as the
WATERPROOF WAREHOUSE. DcracI,-
ed as it is from other buildings. L. .arniirn rcn-
dcrs il neary ns secure from lire, rs !; Il was
firo.prouf. The f!onrs iiav. been elevated above
the high water mark oi the gvcat frcshe, of
May. lc4O.
Planters will thus be secured frum the poss-
bilhy OF loss and damage by freshc's.
nral! myself OF thu present occasion. to rc.
tnrn my thanks To my friends and palrons. far
their liberal support during the past season. I
solicit from them and the public generally. d
continuance on this confidence, and nssnre them
tha, in return for their patronage. will Use my
best personal efforts to promote and pro,ccl
their interests. committed to my char.c. In
addition 10 ,his assurance. pledge myseiftliat
will IN no case purchase n bale Of cotton. d.
rec,ly or indirectly. will attend personally'to
the sale and forwarding OF cotton 10 Savannah
or Charlestoni also. 10 the sale Of Bacon Fionr,
&c. &e., and To the receiving and forwarding
Of goods TO the upcoun,ry. Having fine
whar! attached TO my Warehouse. no wha-iag-
will be charged on cotton tn my cnie. either
for sale or to be forwarded 10 Savannah or
Charleston.
My commissions for selling cotton. with be
25 cents per bale. and l2i cents Tor forward
ing. Twill also attend 10 tue buying Of goods
per order.
Very respectfully yours sc.
G. WALKER.
Hamburg Angus, 9, ls43
August 6n %
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Emancipation Jubilee stopprd.-Tuesday be-
ing the anniversary of the emancipation OF the
slaves in the British West India Islands. the
abolitionists Of Philadelphia attempted to have
a gtand Jubilee in the Assembly Rooms in that
city, bui were prevented by the Stockholders.
who feared repetition nf the scenes Of last
year when the hail was burn, aud n disgrace.
ful mob took place. They were offered the
building if they wonld exclude negroes. but
this they refused TO do. when the doors were
closed and The crowd dispersed without riot
Baltimore Ciippe,.
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FrcnkEa coiltge-iMr. Piciens' Ora
tion.-The correspondent of the Savan.
nah Georgian thus notices the concluding
ceremonies Of the commencement a,
athens.
A, half mas, 9A.M. Thursday, The two
Societies. Demos,heu;an aud Phi Kappa.
met in their respective balls. and thence
marched in procession TO the chapel,
where, after prayer by Rev. Mr.. Brant-
lev. an oraiiop was pronounced by Tho
Ron. F. w. Pickens Of South Carolina. q
member Of The PHI Kappa Society. The
object OF The orator seemed ID be 10 show
the superiority Of American over ancieu,
civilization. and the causes which pro-
duced this difference. He sketched with
a masters hand, the great elements OF
modern civiliza,ion-ihe use Of artillery
The invention Of printing-tlle cnfranchise-
meet OF miud-the trial by jury Of the
Magma Char,a--ibe noble principles of
true liberty, as laid down in oar Declara-
lion Of lndependeDce--and last. though
creates, Of all. the Christian Religion. 1t
was characterized throughout by elevated
thoughts. Just conceptions, fine imagery
and high moral tone, ,ha, did honor TO
the heart of the speaker. His delivery
was bold and effective, rather too declam-
a,ory foraa delibera,ion, vel there were
several passages Of soul stirring 60
quence which drew forth loud aud long
applause. But cannot pre,ead to Go
justice to Mr. Pickens.,- His discourse will
DO published. and whenso. will send you
copy. that you may see for yourself this
rich production.
We had sill indc!ged the hope that Mr..
AieDuFfie would have been able TO have
delivered his agricultural address on
Thursday afternoon; but his health would
not permit the effort, aud besides the
weather was quite stormy and inciement.
He appears to be falling fas'-he walks
with a feeble unsteady gait, and his ner-
yous syG,em is made ,rcmulous by the
ieas, exci,emeN. It was melancholy 10
look upon so noble wreck dt aeing.
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Heasy RGias.-During the last eight
or ten days. the coil of this State, from
the seaboard 10 the moun,ain, has been
literally drenched wish rain; and the pros.
pee.s nj this time tThursdayJ would indi-
cafe that we ere 10 bavc but an occaoion-
al glimpse of old whilst Siriue IL in the
ascendan,.--Crops of al! kinds look very
promising, and the qnanuty of fruit wss
seldom. more abundant.-F6id.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDSEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

A. L. Nicholson. } Bill for n.
VS.. Ties to Land,
Eldred N. Coleman. & others. sre.
WDY virtue Of an order from the Conrt Of
LID Chancery, shall offer for sale ,o,he high.
est bidder. at Edge6eld Court House, or tho
frs, Monday In September next, part Of the
real estate Of Edward Coleman, decd, consist.
ing Of tract of land containing for,ytWo acres,
more or less, situate in sle District and Stats
aforesaid, and bounded by lands OF Bennett Per
ry, John Perry. Daniel Livingston, Reuben
Morgan. z. s. Crooks. and others, on credit
of,wclve months. the purchaser 70 give bond
aud personal security. and TO pay in cash the
costs Of the suit.
}. TERRY. c. Ed.
Commissioners ofice, !
Edge6eId, Angus, 7, 1s47
Augsst9 4, %
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For The .ifrsy,,sfr.

Mn. EptTnE-The Annual ncr,irg Of the
Edseiield Baptis, Association. will take place
OF Saturday before the Second Lords Day in
September next. %, Salem Chnrcn. three miles
from Hniet's Ferry, on Big Salnda. near The
road leading from thence TO Aiken.
The Delegates aud visiting brethren 10 tho
Association. are nficciionatcv " invited TO rerai,
Immediately 10 the place. .as every preparation
will he made Ia recriyc them ON the ground
on the Friday evening previous.
Minislering brethren ARE invi:cd 10 make
their arrangements 10 attend with a view ol
protracting the meeting.
Published by order Of the Church.
JOHN HUIET. &C.