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10 the Citizens of Howard.
Restored.

Boonyille October Goth, 1874.
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her immense proportions. so great as they
ore, strike the eye with less surprise than
their symmetry and elegant buoyancy.
To her may be applied, without exase
ration, and with a vast impro, emenl Oh
the beauty and power of The craft, in BY
ron's Corsair, euIogised by the poet:
She walks the waters like Thing of life,
Aud seems 10 dare The elements to strife!
As proof of the inleres, which her
appearance in the capital OF Ireland ex
cited it may he stated that The DIeclurs
OF the Dublin aud Kingston railway, an
liclpallns rich harvest in The number Of
passengers. whom curiosity would bring
10 Kingston, gave d bunus of $500 TO the
proprietors of the Great Britain as an
luducenlent for her to call there aud be
exhibited.
She sails from Liverpool for New York
on the 25th instant, aud, in the interim,
III proprie.ors will reap rich harvest by
exhibiting her in Liverpool, where she
will be all object of the most intense in
telest We had an opportunity of seeing
her in Bristol, aud still more recently in
London, but on neither OCCASION, as "A
steam ship. or a work OF art, did she con-
vey 10 Us an impression so vivid, or so
pleasing, as she did last night in her run
of some dozen miles into the port Of Liv
erpool.
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State of Soaeth Carolina.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. I
CouMBA, 2lst July, la45.
By His Erceliency WILLIAM AIKEN,
Esq, Governor and Commander in
Chief in and ouer The State Of South
Carolina
EM7 HEREAS information has been recei-
w we'd al this Department. that an assault,
and another act Of vioience was committed on
the 18th Of June, IN AbbeviIle District. by a
negro man on the body Of Mrs BATH CALD-
WELL. and that the said negro has fed from
justice, Now, know ye, that to the end. Justice
may be done, and that the said negro may be
brought to legal trial for this offence as afore.
said. ] do hereby offer a reward Of Tico Hun.
dred Dollars for his apprehension and delivery,
intn any Jail in this State.
Given under my hand, and the Seal of the
State, at Columbia, this Dist July, one
thousand eight hundred aud fortY-fve. and
in the seventeen year Of the independence
Of the United States of America
WILLIAM AIKEN.
Il. @. PlScKNEY, Secretary Of State.
July 80, 81 q
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$50 Reward.

- STn lYED or Stolen irom the Subscriber,
- on The I4th instant, ut the VI ilitary En-
campment. Grey MARE seven years old pas,
Spring about fourteen hands high, has scar
on the outside of one OF his ancles-no other
marks recollected. The above reward will be
given for the Mare aud thief, with proof snffi.
cient to convict him, or ten dollars for the Mare
alone. WILLIAM X. SEIGLER,
Living near Lougmire's P. o., Edg.. s. C..
The Abbeville Banner and Pendieton Mes.
senger will give the above two insertions each,
and forward their accounts TO this Office. :
July % 2tS 26
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New Weekly Paper in Charles
ton.

EHtiOSPECTUS OF THE CHARLES
ION MiRROR-A WEEKLY JOURNAL,
devoted to the advancement III the Temperance
Cause aud General Literature, to be published
IN This city as soon Il i sufficient number Of
subscribers shall he Obtained.
The subscriber proposes (slould sufficient
number ni names be obtained TO warrant the
undertaking To establish III this CITY, Il Weekly
Papcr, devoted to the cause Of Temperance,
Agriculture aud General Literature.
In large aud popnlous city like onls, cm.
braci SO large held Of Temperance ope-
,ates with three or four houriShing societies
devoted exclusively to the advancement {
the cause, it would scarcely seem unreasonable
10 presume. that, with proper effort sufficient
proportion of patronage might b. secured, to
warrant the permanent establishment Of news
naper which would serve as an organ Of the
views and sentiments of the temperance conf
munily, as well as Il repository of select mis-.
ceiuny for the entertainment Of the general
reader.
With tlls exception OF the religious press, we
have nol a single weekly paper in Charleston,
while in many Of our nurtliern cities, they are
rol only innumerabe. but well supported
Surely, then, we can sustun one
{, is proposed to dedicate portion Of lis COL
umns. 10 the publication Of commercial and
o,hrl intelligence. Embracing such ofhr cur.
rem, news OF the day, us may be afforded by
Original contributions and appropriate seIec-
,lnHs. The literary columns will comprise a
series of essays, tales, sketches, &c, a portion
Of which will be written expressly. for the Mir.
ror TIe editor has already secured the aid
of number oi Jealous and active members Of
the Charleston Folal Abstinence Society, who
will contribute fieq. emily 10 its pages as well
as that of several of "nr most .popu or writer's
oy whuse valuable cooperation, he has hereto
fore been enabled 10 contribute to the entertain
men, of the reading community.
The rate ofannual subscription will be fixed
at,wo dollars. Those who may prefer to sub
scribe for shnrler period will be furnished u,
twenty five cents per mnntIl. Advertisements
will lie ,nsereh at twenty-five cents per square
of twelve lines.
The paper will correspond in size to the
other Charleston weeklies The mechanical
execu,rur will be regulated so as to give per.
feel satisfaction.
Subscription lists may be found At the Cou.
yiey. Mercury aud Patriot Offices. and at the
Hall of the Charleston Tota Abstinence Soci.
cety, Meeting street.
July 80 II
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State of South Carolina,
BARNWELL DISTRICT:

ENJILLIAM J. NLXSON, who is now in the
wv custody Of the Sheriff Of Barnwel Dis
trict, by virtue Of Writ Of Capias ad Salts
aeiendum at the suit Of L. w. Bates, having
ppttionef the Honorable the Judges Of the
Court of Common Pleas that he may be ad.
mitted to the bene6t Of the. Acts of the General
Assembly, made for the relief Of Insoven,
Debtors, Il is therefore ordered. that the said L.
W. Bates. and all others to whom the said Pc
titoner is in anywise seindebted, be, and they arc
hereby. summoned. and have notice 10 appear
before the said Judges at the said Court, to be
holden nj, ,Bunwell, OH the fourth Monday in
October next, 10 shew cause, If any they can.
why the said Petitioner should not have the
prayer of his petition granted.
Office of Common Pleas,
Barnwell &. H.. 18th July, as.
ERASMUS D. ALLEN, c.c.9.
July 23 -, 81
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Notice,

THNHE Subscriber hereby gives public IN.
u lice, that be intends petioning The next
session Of The Legislature OF the State OF South
Curollna, TO grant him an exclusive charter ior
Ferry over .Saluda River, neur The Island
Ford. at The junction OF The Districts OF Edge
field, Abbevilie Laure,s and Newberry. n
also gives notice. that he Intends 10 oppose the
application Of MIR. J. W. Payne for u charter
at the same place.
JAMES S. POPE.
July 30 dun q
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THE STEAM SHIP GREAT BRl
TAIN.'

This splendid vessel, hich sailed from
Dublin yesterday morning, Il, ten o'clock.
arrived in the Me1sey last night at nine.
arrids, the cheers aud enthusiasm of as
scmb!ed thousands: As proof of the
excitement which her appearance pro.
duced, we may State that several fine
steam vessels left Liverpool for the pur.
pose of accompanying this leviaIIan of
the iesp TO our harbor. As the steamers,
frf;ghed with their living cargoes, came
alongside the mammoth ship, heers. loud
and prolonged, rent The air, aud The cor
dial greeting, thus generously given. was
enthusiastically responded to by the crew
aud passengers on board The Great Bri
:aiu. She is nnquestionably splendid
.:cssc!-so c'egau,--so trigae lke--and
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Notice.

NJDTlCE is hereby given. tai application
lT will be rnale to the next Legislature of
th, Stare of South Curoina, for renewal Of
the Charter granted by that body 10 Henry
Shul.z amd Lewis Cooper, dated l7,I, December
1913. authorizing them to build Toll Bridge
across TN. Savannah River, from tins State tn
the city of Augusta, Stale pf Georgia, at THEN
own labnr aud expense, with such deduction
of toll as the change 6f lime and the improve.
men, of the country will Justify;
HENRY SliCLlH.
Hamburg. 5. c., July II If u
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BrOaggHt 90 M. .yteSg

OF this District. h Negro man, who say.
his name is DANIEL, and ,ha, he he.
longs TO John Reckenbalicr of .BarnweIl
) e Said Negro is aboul five feet 6!
inches high. dark complexi"n.nnd between
22 aud 25 years of age. He has a seal
over his left eye.
Tn" owner is requested 10 come forward
prove property. pay charges and take him
away. Or be will be dealt with according
10 law.
e.. II GOODMAN, JaiIor.
July 80, If 81
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A Gard.

FHN He dissolution of the firm of II, L. JET
@. FERS &; CO.. also dissoves the con.
nection of the subscriber with the Warehouse;
busness-hut he still offer bis services TO his
friends and the public as GENERAL AGENT
AND Commission MERCHANT, viz: selling Cot.
ton, Flour Bacon, &C., off the Wagon or Whayf;
purchasing or selling Goods for Planters:or
Merchants, and receiving aud forwarding Mer-
chandise, &c. As he is now untrammelled
with the cares Of Warehouse he will be EN-.
ab!ed to devote his undivided attention to The
interests of al those who may favor him with
their business.
-: H. L. JEFFERS.
Hamburg, s. c., June 18th, le45 2m q
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state OF Suuth Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

LII DIO NlC 1.
The SouIh Carolina Rail
Road Company, App't.,
vs. Summons in
s'1ss 'sh, 5 6eI;"isd5.' k"sy Ma"p' Partition
DY an order from John Hill, Esquire,
I'D Ordinary of the District aforesaid, /
will'proceed 10 sell at Edge6eld C. H., ON
The First Monday in AaeaSt nert,the Lands
belonging to The Estate OF Richard Hamp-
ton, deceased, lying in EdgefeId District,
adjoining lands Of Ahram Richardson, J..
O. Wilkinson and uhers, containing FIVE
hl udred aud fifty acres, tnure or less, and
known as the Home place of said decea
sed.. Sold Oh q credit until the first day
of January next. Purchasers 10 give bond
aud approved personal security. and a
mortgage of the premises 10 the Ordinary
TO secure the purchase money.
Cost to:be paid in Cash.
II. BOULWARE. s. F.. D.
july 9 4i "a
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SURGICAL HNFlRMARY.

shall be ready TO receive PaIenls by
Il The ls Of next month, (Augusl.) The
lntlrnary is situated near the Georgia Rail
Road Depot, and cln accommodate from four
TO eight white. aud from ten to twenty black
PATIENTS a good nurse will be in attendance
at all tunes, day and night. -,
No charge pM be made for board, nursing
&C., but Tor Surgical attendance and operations,
lie usual fee will be required.
During the lecture months, viz: from No.
vember 10 March, OF each year. patients unable
TO pay will be received. nursed, and operated
upon by any member of the Faculty. free Of
expense.
PAULF. EVE, VI. D.,
Professor Of Surgery, in the Medical College
Georgia.
Augusta, July 80 3m* 81
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BROUGHT 10 the Jail

OF lhis District, Negro man, who
W says his name is OSBORN, and
tnar lie belongs to Benz. Warren, of Rich
mord couiy. who lives near Augusta, Ga.
Said negro is about 5 feet.7 riches high,
light Complexion, and between % anu 25
years Of age. No scars or marks pcrceiv-
able.
Tie owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property. pay charges and lake him
away, or lie will be deal, with according
TO law.
C. II. GOODMAN, Jailor.
July 30 If q
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Brought to .M. .Ds!g

OF this District, Negro man who says
his name is WILLIAM aud thai he br
'nngs TO james MilIhnuse Of Barnwell Dis
ricr. S. e. Said Negro is about five feet
six inches high. dark conpl xion, aud be-
tween thirty ysix aud thirty eight years of
age. He has scar Oh his forehead, and
also one on his breast.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property. pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according
Ia law.
&C. H. GOODMAN, Jailnr.
July 30 H 81
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commercial.

HAMBURG July 81.
Cotton.-Therc has been bu, little done in
the market during ii c past week there being
but Sinal! quantity offering. bu, few bales OF
which was o. the finest QUALIFY; Extremes 5to
cents, Thirty bales Of superior brand
brought II cents.
Exchange remain as per las, quotation.
Corn and Corn Meal. scarce and in demand.
The river is falling rapidly.-Rcpublican.
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We are authorized to announce
Captain JOSEPH HIGurowER, as candi
date for Colonel of the Seventh Regiment,
occasioned byt resignation of Col. l..
r. Wigfa|. July 80 :c
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Dissolution,

TIME 20 partnership heretofore existing uri.
IL der the firm of II. L. JEFFERS g. Co.
was this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
demands against the firm will be presented To
II. l.. LETTERS for payment, and all those in.
debted to the concern will make pay,nen, 10
him, as he is alone authorized to settle the
same.
II. l.: 'JEFFERS,
JAMES r. GRIFFIN.
Hamburg, June 18th, le45 2m 81
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NJ We are authorized to announce
NJ. GRAHAM. ESQ. as a. candidate for
Ordinary Of Eige6eld District, at the
nexI election.
Feb. ? 2
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State of Soutn Carolina,
.EDGEEIELD DISTRICT. :,

THOMAS j. HIBBLER. living near
Il Winter Seat, in Edge6eld District.
Tolls before. me black Horse, sever,
wears old. small While streak in his face.
right hind foot white, abou, fifro.n hands.
high, raw boned. Apprsiss !ol-
lars. w. 5. iI,II;aAM
July % Imam 25 nas,straec.
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July 80
jFLOU
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
D j. Walker Applicant,


D.J. Walker Applicant,
rS. Summons IN
Hannah Hamilton. John Ham, Partition.
iIton aud others, Dei'ls.
EDY an order from John Hill Esquire, Or
n D dnary Of the District aforesaid. will
proceed 10 sell at EdgrfeId Court House, OH
the First Monday In august ue1t. the lands
belonging to the Estate of Ransom Hamilton.
deceased. containing four hundred. and fifty
acres, more or less, situate in said District, on
Horse Crek. waters Of Savannah River, ad.
joing lands of Gregg 81 Jones. Mrs. Lamar.
the Estate of Carey and others, on credit
until the first day ofJannary next. Purchasers
to give bond and approved perso al security,
and a mortgage Of the premises 10 the Ordi.
nary TO secure the purchase. money.
Cost 10 be paid in cash.
II. BOULWARE. S. E. D.
July9 4t 81
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STR.AYED'

Eszsws1 ENRON tn Subscriber, about
IMsAH 1t the lst of February last n
w low and u two year old heifer.
GSs1TEsttas The Cow has no horns and is
mostly wil;c. with some dark spots; she is
marked IN thu right ear with crop and under
hit and in the left ear slit. The Heller is
nearly The SANE color Of the Cow and un-
marked. 1t is likely that The cow may have
yorirg calf with her. Any information respect.
ing them will be thankfully received, an!-a lib.
p.a reward paid TO any one who will return
them TO the subscriber, living Il. the Court
House.
A. BUSHNEEL.
July 80 If q
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aPROCLAYH a TH4sN..
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

I
CHARLESTON, 2lst July. l845.
NM7 7HEREAS, WILLIAM ANDERSON
w did make his escape from the Charles.
ton Jail in February last, in the end that jus
tce may be. obtained-I. WILLIAM AIKEN,
Governor in and over the State Of South, c arc.
lea. do hereby offer reward of One Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension Of the said Will
lam Anderson, and his delivery at any Jail in
the said State The said Anderson is aboht3O
years old, feet inches high, and black hair,
with loss nfsoIne' of his front teeth.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
atCharleston. 2lst July in the year OF our
Lord, one thousand eight Iinndfed and forty
five, IND in the seventieth year Of American
independence.
WILLIAM AIKEN
r. Q Pinckney Secretary of State.
July 80 81 - 81
In addition to the above reward. $50 is Of.
fered by the Jailor Of Charleston.
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Notice.

DUBLIC Notice is uereby given that appll.
u cation will be made 10 the .neyt Legisla-
ture, To declare Thomas Creek public high.
way, and 10 prevent distractions to the free
navigation thereof
July 30 4lm. ~
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The Arrcdondo Grant.-We learn iron,
the 81. Augustine News that the celebra
ted Arredurdu Grant, which has been III
suit in Florida for twenty years past, had,
At the lale term Of the Supreme Court,
been decreed to he DIVIDED. II cDmpri,
Ses one Of the largest bodies OF the most
fertile lands in the State, contains 2S9,'
O455-9 acres, is situated on the west side
of Lake Orange, 10 about lat. 90 deg. 2C
min. and is said to be as well adapted IA
the cultivation Of sugar, sea island cotton
and Cuba tobacco, as any in America
The commissioners adpoinled 'y the
court TO paItlion The lands among The va
rious claimants, expect to have every thing
completed by The 10Th Of December
when it is thought ii large portion of the
tract will be offered for sale. The iolIo%'
ing are among the largest holders:
John II. Lewis, Esq IN righ, of
his wife, Mary Lewis. residesce,
Huntsville. Ala. 62 O0I
Major Eugene Van Ness, Exec
u,or OF N. Brush, 81 Augustine, Gl,37(
Moses L. Levy, ESP, ST. Au
Sus,inc, 42,OO(
3. A Putnam. Esq.,, Agent of
Peter MuchelI, 81. Augustine. 26,OOL
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sNOS6Ce.

80 STRAYED from the sub
NS~Tsy' ~ srrIber some time about
sHlz4>eSS rhe first Of April last. a small
..sGsy.& bright bay HORSE his hind
feet White. about six years old, fourteen
hands high, lnns maue, aud tail. Any III
formation of said Horse will beihanhlnlly
receiyrd' and amy person returning him IL
ne al Du louisville P. y. will be colhpen
sared for ;hcir trouble.
ROBERT BURTON
July 30. 81 q
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COLUMBIA, July q

- COLUMBIA, July "a.
COttOn.-Since our last, we have no change
TO notice in or market The demand still con-
,innes good though there is very little offering
we therefore still quite So to74. As extremes
most sales from u to7 cents.
Flour per barrei' S5a S6a.-Rcpublican
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July 80

he friends of Lieut.. Colonel
SAMUEL PosEY, announce him as can.
Iidate for The office of Colonel of Seventh
Regiment, s. G. Militia. July 81 27
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ARMY MOVEMENTS.

The II o. Bulletin Of Saturday say:
The ships Queen Fictoria aud Sarah, aud
the steam ship Atabama, have We learn
hern Chartered to convey the U. S. troops
that have recently arrived in our city, IL
Texas. II is psubab!e they ~i!4 depar'
on AN early day Of next week.
From The Picayune Of the same dae We
learn that Gen, Jesup arrived al binle
Rock, Aurk. on the ltn of July. We are
informed. says the Guzctis. thai he is una
king trip OF revie& aud will visit The
frontier, whether in lurlhcrance Of any
particular scheme of the Government, 81
simply 10 ASCERTAIN the condition of the
military forces employed on our Western
border, we cannut say. Major Lear o
the Army also passed through The city
about the same time OR his way 10 Fur
Smilh.-.Mercury Juty 25.
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CEG.RR s.,

u "a NJ. Large Spanish wv. All.
10 10 ". Spanish e. Valedos)
ION do (R.P. MY
5M. Imperial RegaIias, ("Vcnus.'')
just received, and for sale by
SIBLLY g. CRAPON.
Hamburg, July23, laa9 t! 25
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!.om Washington. He is ovcrwhelmed
with applications for office. The papers
sent him daily are SO numerous and volu-
minous; from Office seekers. thai ii he
whcle lime in reading them, he could not
ge, through with more than one tenth !;
and Que day this week there were sonany
sen, in, tha, il would teke seven days to
examine them without readiog.-Courier
25ih inst.
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MARRIED.

On the 24lh instant. by the Revd. Samuel
Bonknlght, Mr. James C. Bodic, of Lexington,
to Mtss earol,ne Asbeu Of EdgeGeld.
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gggBgs8 g @AAg@1s
Wholesale & Retail Grocer's|3

Whnlaealo n Retail Grnnorc,,
ssnoa9eaie . " Aetal oiocets'
'N'.A 'IH me ANU @AHAEf STREETS
HAMBURG, 5. c.
a AVE just received, and will con,,nhe to
Al receive, fresh supplies of the following
Articles, which,they offer 10 their friends and
the trade, al the lowest market prices:
SUGAHS.
aobha, - 50
oo nhGs. consisting OF 81. CioY, Clarified,
For1o hico ahc MuscoVado.
ALSO,
OOuD'e Summ.u Snnn,a hoa'' crushed and Powdered.
5 nnrn,,ro
COf FEES.
2U oags olu Government Java Coffee,
,5e 59 oS., oS. apgus'ufa " do.
10 p.,a shoiss &c mo do.
x y t,a nale M M9eho do.
pAcc,nn
Inn ,;,,,o n oA uSiNG.
$50 do. Ken,,,ckv UuTuee, Thsaaa "a 10 40 inch
so do. Ty, Tow Ss,Ss SsseaVy) a TO 40 IN.
l2s 2' do. Guniiy, 81 per yard, As to ~ in. :,
ROPE - 10 30 'n'
300 coils Ken,,;ct,, o.
so do Manila nope Do
81 do. Jute do.
.MOLASSk.S
90 hhts. Trinidad Molasses
rs bbls. New Orleans. do
IRON -.
$4,000 pounds Iron, of all sizes. Ale,
aagood assortment Of Hoop and HAND
Iron; German an easier q Cas-, Steel.
49,. BACON .& SALT.
.JU, ,UUU Primo COunfyv Sida,
s'ooo Sacks % Salt; Sai.,
Roso, tsuse trane. HaN S;,
DoAes lanie San.
n CHdifS.
19 o ooheh Is nv maple Chairs
~ ~ ~ Tinosor WIND DO
~ 90 Cane Seat,
40 Childlens, do
. 40 bSys, DO
w OHlces' 10
do do MocSlnS' MS' 10
RJ 1nWD,,,,
2 bales 9.4 Blankets -,
do lU.I do (we;qb;r.
panl mug los. 10 the
A eood os.o,,,
ioI 'oiuneil 1n Oh beu Blankets from
:..- .NEGDH
7 nm ~, W W GonO CLOTHS.
I%"n ,VV9 u.s. W ashlnston Jeans (hcavy,l
w. oo'eGsIy flalns.
NAILS.
lUO hess' (assorted SIzes)
SHOT.
$50 Bags, assorted Sizes
PONDER,
80 Kegs IlF Dupont's Powder
10 do Blasting do
20 do Eagle, Sportinp do
WHITE LEaD
sooo Ibs nnrs ~ n MEAO' ~ H.. ..,,
White Lead n ! o"'0n Wills
TE.t W .eau
so Ro,es Tess
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

! Hordscra6Jle.-The ST. Louis New
Era gives the following account OF an as.
ricullirat settlement, known as Hurdscrab-
bic, situated On The waters of The Arkan-
sas river, near Tie base Of the Rucky
Mountains:
|, consists Of abou, 90 families, old
,rappers and hunters, who have built
houses and devoted themselves To asricul-
n lure. They have all Indian wives Of The
Snake tribe, they being much preferred to
The Indians OF The plains, who are near
est 10 them. They raise considerable
quantities OF corn, which they trade TO
the Indians for furs, robes aud other ar
licles. The Indians parch the corn and
bruise and pound il into meal iu skin
bags, aut then make bread of it. The
,selllers in Hardscrabble have no mills,
'2sxcept few different handmills, with
Which they grind corn for Their own use;
These men are very expert riiemcn, well
pracliced iu Indisn usases and warfare,
>aud consider themselves fully competent
to defend themselves against all The In:
dian tribes in that region, If they should
be attacked 10y them. They live IN rough,
lard, romantic life, hut are hospitabIe 10
those who visit them, Or pass through their
settlement.