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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01
State of South Carolina.
.-1sa :. E EDGEFlELD. DISTRICT: :
PY JOHN HILL, Esq; Ordinary of

PY JOHN HILL, Esq; Ordinary of
LIP EdgeGeld District: 80 ~, q. e " ;,
Whereas, Mary A. Qnarles haih ap.:
Piled 10 me for letlers Of oiadministraiion, on
all and singular the. goods aud chal,els,.
rights and credits Of Hugh M. .4Quarles,
late Of the District aforesaid. deceased,
these are, therefore, to cite aud admonish
all aud singular, the kindred aud creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me, al our next Ordinary's Court,
for The said District, 10 be holden al Edge
field Court Hbuse on The hiriielh day OF
December insIant,::o show cause, if any,
why The said administration should moi be
granted: - ~
; Given nnder my hand and seal, This 18th
day Of December iD the wear OF our Lore!
one thousand eight hundred and forty
four, and in the sixty ninth year of Amer
ican Independence: :i';.;
-. 4! JOHN HILL, o. F.. d.
aa Dec. lS 3! ,' as
.f.. yrg.ff..gy s ,t.r..f ..s, 49,
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 10Th instant, by the Rev.
Fl. A. Williams. Mr.. PlcKESs WRIGHT to Miss
JANE MATHEW, all ofthis District.
On the 24th ult. by z. Rhodes, Esq. Mr..
MARTIN PosEY, Of Henry County, Ga, 10 Miss
ELIZABETH ROWE, of this District.
On the 18th ult by }. Qnattlebum, Esq, MIR.
Asa STEVENS to Miss EMILY GREEN.
On the 10Th by the same, Mr.. J. p. LEWIS
to Miss FRANCES Moss, .
On the 22d, by The same, MIR. PETER OGrz
to Miss MAHlLA GLArsIER, all of,his District
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NOTICE.

g TRAYED or Stolen, on "Wednesday night
~ the Goth instant, from the stable of. Dr..
John Lake, living on the Blocker road, ten
miles above Edgefeld C. Il. Sorrel Fl ORSE,
about nine years old, fifteen hands high, blind
in one eye, u small star in his forehead, with
one or two white feet. ANY person returning
the same. or giving any information so TINT j
get him again, will he thankfully received, und
all reasonable expenses willibe paid. =
RICHARD BAILEY. ):
Dec. ]8 s. - It.. ,n 47 u
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MOtIce.

WW7ILL be re.sold, on Saturday the It'll of
, Wv January next, at the late residence. of
James Bean, deceased, a parcel of.land of five
and three quarters! (539 acres, adjoining lands
of Daniel Boon and Fr,inklin Bean, at the ris!,
Of the formor purchaser; And also, at the
same time and place, negro Girl belonging to
the. estate Of said James Bean, deceased, and
some: other artic les:
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
81 SO JAMES BEAN, Admir-.
Dec. 25 2t as
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! Dry Greek Academy.

gEyI1E undersigned Announce to the public
.M that we have engaged the seryices of
Mr.. JoHH K .JoHSsos, whose abilities il, teach.
ing are not surpassed by any, and are we'll
known to the public. The situation is,as healthy
as any in the State. ss. :. - :, -,
Board can be had in highly respectable fam.
iliesat So per month. r.
The School will be opened on the first Mon
day in January.
Terms per session Of 81 Months.
Reading, Writing and Arithmatic, S 6 90
The above with English Grammar
and Geography, 81. =, 10 90
Algebra and Mathematics, 10: 90
Latin and Greek Langduges, ~ .16 90
J JOHN LOTT, =.
~ ,'Jffss H. A, A,AWILLIAMS, 8
J. DENNY.
JAMESsEIDSoN, s
January 81 40
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Positively the Lase Notice,

"A LII Perspns.indebted to the Subscribers,
IA. eitherby note or open account, conirnc.
ted previous to the first day of January. 1914.
nre hereby notified that all such demands must
be paid, or otherwise satisfactorily arranged
betoreretarn day. for March Court next, or thew
will most certainly be placed in the hands of an
Attorney for collection. ,e5l - "a
We would. most willingly be relieved from
this unpleasant task, but money noe must hare TO
meet our o,rn demands. ;iDi a.l,4 -. ..,,.,.
r,:.a: BLAND & BUTLER.
January Il If 40 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

Hinis TO School Teachers.-Keep good
order, but be DOT tyrannical and overbear-
ing. A1 -. ,is,.l.'3.yEs II
For keeping good order, Strive TO obtain
the love and respect Of your scholars, and
you may then lead them a, your pleasure.
, Govern chiefly by reason aud persua-
sions. 80 ~ .pig!t. d. Issat
Never strike scholar in a passion, nor
punish more .han is absolutely necessary.
Be very careful that you use no partiali-
~.
Be patient in the discharge Of all yonr
duties. ..s;,43; 81
See that what 4 is learned, is learned per-
fecily. S3S.sj :. ~: 81 Z, ;s4i:l
10 reading, let the infections Of the
voice be perfectly natural.
Never let anything pass unexplained,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

.Sheep.-The Hon. J. S. Skinner, in a
letter 10 the editor of the Prairie Farmer,
tnalSasthe following remarks:
-"I am of opinion that the best sheep
walks will at las, be found in the billy and
MOUNTAINOUS, portions Of Virginia, the
Garolinas, and Georgia. / was lately in
the Mmdlesex Mills.pt Lowell, in which
establishment alone they manufacture the
Heeces ,of 1900 sheep a day throughout
,the;year. AndI was told by lone of the
.proprietors That they had got from the
progeny Of the Sasontsbeep .transpIanied
10 Ohio, q, staple longer and as.fne as,that
ofthe original stock. The workers in the
factory own 500. 900 ofs,ock."
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,'.ss =
January !
House and Lot for Sale.

%A GhNE Of the most desirable situations
.lEaa W in the Village Of Edge6eld, is now
offered for sale. The HOUSE is large and com.
imodious, with every necessary :Dut.buildine,
aIlIn good. otderi The Lot contains thirty
acres Of good -,enable land, under good fences;
To an approved purchaser the terms will be ac-
commedating. Persons wishing to purchase.
will pfeaseeall on Capt. John Liliscomb, who
will ltake pleasure in showing the premises.
stisatia F5.ssr31 ''i' 'isR. G. MAYS,
Jan. Il 80 r2i 'ff'fGlff4sfag iai.
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General Orders, No /.
EOHN E. FRAMPTON, JAMES CAN.
Cd: tcy; David R. Williams, ]. Seph D. Al
ken, William A. Owens, P. L. Calhoun. Ma.
thnnieI Hayward, Junr., w. w. Boyce, ]. w.
Norris, and J. II. Lucas, are appointed Aids.
del Camp to the Conmnnder.in. Chief, with
the rank Of Leutenant Colonel. They will
equip and report 10 Head Quarters at Char.
lesion by the first OF February next. =, st..a.r
.g i. H.. GANIEK, Adjntant and
Dec. 25 81 4s Inspector General
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TO Hire.

:WTILLbe hired for the ensuing year, on the
w 3lst of December, al Mr.. Vance's, (CqI.
lier's Old Stand } near MartintoRn, thirteen
likely negroes. consisting "f men, women. girls
and boys. Persons wishing to hire will do well
to attend. :fs,5.fs; Efstsl.g 1.Ftiry
.Dsc. 1S, rr5t, ct if5.,; !. a.: -
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Notice.
;WOElre.

EPY.an order from John Hill, Esq Ordinary
LID of EdgefeId Disttict,l shall proceed to
soil at the late residence Of Sarah Martin, de-.
ceased, ON Tuesday. the seventh day GJa1uary
next, fifteen likely Negroes, on creditnnlil the
WIN pc TsdaIfsa9ggiSe note e%ih two approved
securities. The property not changed until
the terms are complied with, and if re.sold al
the former purchasers risk
JOHN F. MARTIN, Adni'or.
Dec II 49, at 46
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S B 4 AN E1 hook s g.

lind bHsr0a1a1Ssas Paa1e7'e
RHNHE Subscribers having been appointed
il :Agents for the Grecnriltc Paper MiA end
Binaerg. have now on hand, and will stH
BLANK BOOKS ,lof NIL descriptions, WRI.
TINGand WRAPPING PAPER, at Charles
ton or New York prices. Please give us Il
call and satisfy yourselves.
20 y ists. q j.. COHN &C.,.
ss5a,.js,7tfe Il. Cheap Cash Store.
Edge6eld, Dec. 25. 4S 3,n
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to The Subscriber,
IA either by Note or open account, are res.
pectinlly and earnestly requested to pny up, as
he ls compelled TO have money TO satisfy those
to whom he is indebted. He does not wish 10
run any one 10 extra cost, but If those who are
indebted 10 him fail to make immediate settle.
ments, he will be under the disagreeable ne
cessity of employing la,gtut collector.
c. Fl. GOODMAN.
January l If 49
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01
AUGUSTA. Dec. 2s

Cotion.-The price ofthis article has advanc.
led lately TO &c. on the lower qualities, but
this advance will he mo.e than lost by the ad.
vices from Liverpool. per Steamer al Boston,
upto the ID inst; which we1s received here
that market of I'D. 80 I'd. on all qualities; and
/ ccf I'D. on fair, which is quoted at4d. : 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01
fCoiuM11A. :; Dec. 81.

CoGon.-The receipts were considerable till
the last three. days during which they have fall
len off greatly, and but little more may be ex,
pec.ed ill after the holidays. The market is
in very depressed state, and prices range
from to 5 cents, while most sales lave been
made at Al a AZ &.--Carolinian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01
Notice.

VNTILL be sold at Edgefeld conrt House,
Wv son the first Monday in9 January next. a
negro. girl Fanny. .af the Estnte of A.Y. Bur.
ION, deceased; Terms :rna,le 3knoyn on the
iday. N. L. GRIFFIN, Executor.
December SO 80, 1t s,., 40 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01
Wanted

A N Inexperienced Housekeaper, ofunexeep.
IN tinnaRle character. to whom. permanent
employment and liberal wages will be given
Apply stihis Office. ;; agsfa ,S,i, .st
Dec. Is 2. AZ, !,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01
Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to. the Estate;of
N The late Ezekiel Broadwaler. decea.
sed, are requested lo.make immediate pay
mens as. .lo6ser indulgence" viii not be
given. All persons having any daH ands
against said .Estate.sare requested 10 pre-
sent them as.lhe law rdirectsr R,lGa ist' II
!, a3E32a9JI A.uW. BURT, aAdm'r.a
.Dec.l1 ~ .fa'i.gEa 4t3iap! 8&E as !!
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Public Notice is hereby

given 10 all Defendants in Executions,
which are marked "teait orders,' 10 come
forward and pay up The cost, otherwise
am. instructed TO levy AMI make The same.
This notice is intended to prevent tho
accumulation of further cost:
H.BOULWARE, S. E. D.,
Dec. 81 If 40 .
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For SMZess

MY House and Lot in the Village of Edge
w field, containing forty-two and half
(42t) ocres. The lot is in complete repair,
with all necessary ontbuildings. For further
particulars apply to the subscriber. :, .s.
JOHN R. WEAVER.
Dec. 15 If ~. n y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

He is a beautiful bay, being l5hands high,
and years old ;nexs Spring. He was
sired by, NnllGer. Sen, his dam Nancy
All; By Sciolloi by The imported Diomede.
bis. dam by William. G., dam by spardill,
rs. dam blythe imported horse Crawford.
ii is. needlesslo go into full pedigree Of
Nullifer. SEN, as he is elliknown. S. & Z
The purchaser will be required to- give
note With Two approved securities. Prop
erty MOTTO be transferred until The termsiof
salesarc complied with. = .li-r
Nov. ~ st "a
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NEW IaIIslII.s,, !.

HHNHE Subscribers respectfully. Inform their
ID friends. and the citizens of this and ad-
joining Districts. that they have formed a CO.
partnership, for the purpose of CARRYING on the
Tin-Ware Man,aactory,
in all its varions branches. They have now OF,
hand, and willconiinne keep d fiill Sassort
ment Of TlN-WARE, Of every description,
at Wholesale and Retail prices, which will be
sold on as accommodating terms as any' similar.
establishment in South Carolina or Georgia.
Alkorders for. Rofiiig aud Gultering will be
thankfully received, and executedwith despatch
in workElanike- manner at prices to suit the
hard fines: They will continue to deliver Tin
Ware ln5the country. as usual y a7..t}i.
- ;s5st Jay. GRAHAM,
. ai8e4, HILLERY COOPER.
NJ b. All persons indebted 10 = A.. Y. .Gra-
ham lor the present year, afe respectfully re-
quested to settle the same. 'Ii}tl
I Dec: 25. z1e44.i sla45 if
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

We See by the papers, that Mr.. Clay has
emancipated servant named Charles, a long
tried and faithful tolored man. We are not of
those who can see nothing in political oppo
rent 10 approve, but in this case we think that
Mr.. Clay has acted The reverse ofa phian,hro.
Pist, ia,is poor way to reward faithful
negro turning him ont on the world 10 support
himself particularly so when. he has, al his life
enjoyed The protection. Of a kind master. Such
a negro is unified for responsibility. and in
nine cases ont Of ten, the advantages which he
enjoyed while r'pratected," make him the more
artfnl .vilpin 'a*hen compelled to take care Of
Misunderstanding RepuIlican:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

1We,are authorized to announce GFoReE
J. SHErPARD as candidate for the office
Of Tax Collector, al The next eleclion,.
Dec: 25 le, 4s
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CD BHT'T a RY.

Died, on the 9Th ult in Lexington District
SoLoN SocRITEs, son Of w. f. and Louisa
Sawyer, aged two years. FIVE months and five
days.
"Tis finished and done, the spiri, is fled,
Solon is gone-ohi babe is dead
Soon is happy, throughrJesus's love, :. p
Aud gladly enjoying d Kingdom above.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

Oregon.-According 10 The last evil
dences, 'be American population now in
the Oregon settlements is upwards Of two
thousand, They have formed for them.
selves Government, elected. Executive
and Legislative officers, established Courts
of Justice, and Record Office and Land
Titles. Schools and churches are provi-
ded. mills to supply lumber and for the
manufacture Of -four are in operation, cat
tie and Stock of all kinds are rapidly incres-
slug, farms are in cultivation and the fish
cries yield abundantly. To meet the
growing wants Of "a. civilized comm unity
money. has been sent TO New York for a
printing press and steam engine.
II the settlement ofthe Oiegon country
goes on in this way. the settlement of the
Oregon question will take care Of itself.
Both operations are likely to go on ogeth.
er; or rather the latter will resolve itself
into the first.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

In the year 1912 there passed through
the Dismat S,camp Canal, TO Norih Caro-.
lima.
4s9 hossheads Of Spirits.
1857 barrels
And 247,000 bushels OF Corn and q, 900
bushels Wheat came from North Carolina.
During the year l843 there passed
through the same Canal only 35S barrels
of Spirits, and from North Carolina.
$4,000 bushels Corn.
$4,000 do. Wheat.
Thus as intemperancs diminishes, In.
dustry increase.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01
Negroes f0a, &GEe..
State Of South Carolina.

HNoLLED before me by Lncian Butler,
IL living near Allen DozIer's, on Lille Sa-
luda Rversin the District aforesaid, bay geld.
ing Horse fifteen hands high, about nine years
old, both hind feet white, shod before, blind in
he left eye;no other visible marks. Appraised
at thirty dollars.
R. B. B0UKNIGHT, Magistrate.
Dec. l5 Im4t AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

Synod Of .Souilt- Carolina ard Georgia
-"fhis body assembled in Inc Presbyte.
rian Church in this place on the 18th inst
The Synod was opened by serLion. from
the Rev. John S. Wilson. Moderator OF
The last Synod, and on Friday The Rev.
u. NJ. Palmer. Sr., was chosen Modera-
sor { the present session. The most I'm
porlaut business transacted was the diyi.
sion of the "Synod OF Soulh-Carolina and
Georgia" into two Synods, to be styled
respectively the "Synod of Soulh Carroll.
no, and Georgia. Resolutions were also
passed for q prospective division of the
iundsinyestedin in the Theological Semina-
ny Of the Synod a, Columbia, restoring to
the Synod Of Georgia The amount o the
donations contributed by the citizens Of
,ha, State, whenever the Synod of Geor-
sia shall deem j, expedient to establish
Theological Seminary for themselves.
The Seminary al Columbia in the mean
time isioremain under The supervision Of
a Board of Directors appointed jointly by
the two Synods, The Synod adjourned
3 lasteyening.-Chronicle.
According to we proceeded
TO The Ham pton Course on Christmas day,
10 witness The Balloon Ascension of Mr..
Russell. We arrived there before the
process Of initiation commenced, and re-
mained very patiently until after sundown.
During the whole time, the process of in
hation, we observed, was very lardy aud
it was mol until nearly sun down when
the attempt of MIR. Russell to ascend was
made, and failed for wanr, we believe, of
sufficient quantity Of gass, such as was
made. The Balloon was again attached
-io-ttAhe the eeosometer and an additional amount
of gass added, when Mir. Murry, Who had
never made an ascension, and though
night was coming on, made every prepar-
alton for an erial trip in the upper regions.
But again j, was found that there was a
small deficiency Of gass, for aller The Bal
loon had assembled about hundred yards,
il momentarily poised itself, and slowly
descended. Thus were itie people disap-
pointed, and we belive, Mr.. Russell was,
no less so. Had the imitation continued
for twenty minutes longer, there could not
have been failure bui The darkness Of
night ended all further attempt Tor thai
day. We understand that Mr.. Rassell js
determined TO make an ascension from ahis
city, as twas owing 10 disappoiniilenls
which are unnecessary to be mentioned,, is
chiefly to be attributed the failure OF The
attempt. He is no, the first, by far, even
with greater experience, who has failed in
similar way.-KushiaSt Stonian.
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The Charleston Mercury oflhe l25lh
inst. says.-We saw yesterday some very
beautiful :. Specimens Of, tropical fruits
grown in 81. Luke's Parish, that indicate
what ntghtbe-done with more aneutiou.
The season has, however, been .remarka-
bly, fine. In the department OF Lemon
there was The large and ripe fruit, The half
grown and the clustering blossoms, all
taken from The sanre tree.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

Notice,
A LII Persons indebted to The Estates
N of Susan. Martin aud James uck.
halter, deceased, are requested 10 make immc
dlate payment, and all persons having any de-
MAIDS against them to present properly altes
ted by the 18th of January, as the Estates will
then be brought TO close
TANDY BUCKHALTER, Admir-.
January I Il 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

Punishment efan Abolitionists.-Tbe
Mobile Herald states that Capt. jonathan
Walker, who recently stole several Slaves
from Pensacola, and was caught on his
way to Nassau, has been tried aud punish
ed. He was sentenced to be fud $3.50 !;
to stand in the pillory one hour; to be i'm
prisoned Is days; and to-be branded on
the right fand letters rs. Sail OF
which. except the Imprisonment. has
been executed. aboli,ionisls, take warming!
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State Of. South Carolina,
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT.

VHyOLLED before me by Jacob Green, rv-
.AS ing near Mountain Creek Church, ore
iron gray Horse, conrpon size, about eight
years old, a knot onthe ankle his right hind
Leg ankle ofright fore leg swollen, with SOME
appearance Of sweeny in me,tolerably yine@ly
slod all around, withabout foot Of the end of
his tail white. Appraised by John MeManus
VIM. c. Gksg and James. McManus,t to be
worth five dollars ~ s%s@;
ID. .aiija.:aaJ. ataUATTLE BUM, Masistrateh
.hsNov:6 ,>soIS igcdofa .4tm e Gipi4l q Z
!EGPThe friends Of M AIS. Gs ScorT,
announce him Pas sas candidate 1sfor Tax
Collector, at the ensuing election. 1,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-01

A FTERtwenty years absence, the under
IA signed has resumed the charge of this In.
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Jan. L
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of suudry .vrils of Ficri Fa-
I'D cias to me directed. will proceed TO
sell at EdgeGeld Court House. On The First
Monday and Tuesday in March next. the
following properly
John 5. Smyley. Executor, and others,
vs Elijah Lewis, the tract of land where
The defendant lives, containing one hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining of lands of
Hiram May, Conrod Lowrey and others.
David Richardson. and others, vs. Isaac
Herring, the tract Of land where jhe de-
fen1ant lives, containing one hundred aud
twenty-five acres, more or less, adjoining
of lands of William Padge,, Jeremiah
Morgan and others. Also, one other
tractof land, containing fifty four acres,
more or less, adjoining of lands of William
Padget, Jeremiah Morgan and others
Also, two Horses. :
Jehu Mouchet and Others, vs Push
Nix, one negro girl slave by The name Of
Nancy.
E. Cook vs. S. Broadwater, the tract OF
land where the defendant lives. containing
one hundred aud fifty acres, more or less,
adjoining of lands Of Stephen Smith and
others.
Terms, cash.
H. BOULWARE, S. f. D.
Feb 10 4t 3
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o. ShcriT's Sale. 10 :


pY virtue Of sundry wris of Fieri Fa-
I'D cias to me directed, I will proceed to
sell al Edsefield Court House, on the first
Monday and Tuesday in March next,
the following property :
B. B. Miller vs. Enoch Byne; Nancy
NJ. Difldrd and others vs. the same; The fol,
lowing negroc slaves 10 wit: William, San.
dy, Glasgow, jeff, Bytha, Edmond, Mi
ah, Billy. jeff, Anthony, Sally, Betsy,
Seborn, Mary, Sarah, Caroline, Felix,
Matilda, Lucinda, Peggy, Rela and Henry.
Also, ten Mules two Wagons and Gear.
VIM. Byne, guardian of Henry Byne,
vs. Elijah Byne; L. T. WigfalI and others,
VS. the same, the following negro slave, to-
wit: Peter, Simon, Daniel, Dernps, An
lhopy, Sarah, Green, Harriet, Amanda,
Louisa, Rachel, and Becky. Also, FIVE
Mules, one Wagon and Gear.
F. D. Richardson, vs. Harmon Hus. :;
L. T. Wigfall VS. the same; A. c. Bald.
win aud others vs The same; the following
property, ,o-wit !: Jerry. Sampson, Jim,
Claiborne, Resa. Jack, Ben, Beisey, Ma
tilda, Mariah, Randall. old Winry, young
Winny, Ru,ledge. Georgia, Aggy, Fills,
Anthony, Joe, Eliza, Ellen; Marinda,
Amanda, CoIanda. ChorloIrc, Wilmot,
Laura, Sarah and Emily. Also, I've llor-
ses, one Wagon and Gear.
Terms Cash.
H. BOULWARE, s.E.D
Feb 6 4t 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-02-14
commercial.

HAMBURG, Feb. 12
Cotton.-Wc have had what may be
termed a busy week, as The staple arrived
freely, by wagons and boas: but we do
not Believe lbai the supply exceeded the
demand, as buyers were apparently upon
the aler, at all points, and The prices of
las, week fully sustained, and 10 some ia-
stances n, fraction better was given. To-
day The marke, has quieter appearance,
but as yet, we have not heard of any re.
duction in prices. Our quotations there
fore, up to II NJ. are Ordinaryto TO Middling
4 d, Middling Fair 44 4a; Fine, Sd a
So; and choice parcels woul]; no doubt,
command more, as they have done during
the course Of the week. Principal sales 5
Sd. -.
The River still continues in beating or
der.-Ha,nburg Republican.