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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
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9D1tttpod,. Der Subtrirtipnss prcis 1T 81, so un-
teSimste 9craustc,abluns int Saar9clo, orer So,
tpenn Die 3ablnn9 innerbalb Der ertem -oalfte pts
Sabres sclbicbt. Spatsr 3aDlenpc baten $3.50 ,l
entri9tcn. &ein ltntcrlrrtct miro fir cinrn fir.
germ 3citraum ais Dlrnat. anecnrmlncn; aud,
tann Die 3rituns MIR Damn aufgcsctcu mcrrcn mcnn
aQc 9tHtitanrt abteIablt llno. Cine Trrnatb(afIi.
aun3 rie 3ctuns Dor Sem Giirc oes Sabrs auf,utln.
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traettct. Mttbdlunsrn unb 8,icfs lino prttfret tr
stten. " Oeit ,SrbIn9ut8eii psrpcn pinttlieb BE-.
,bodbtct ptrecu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03
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= gSrbnt bier Srau bon ppmracour 3?
fraate CT ren Sammcrclener, rer 9rapitdtlit,
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-se}a. Wo5 pcllen Gie?
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nlel nictcr.
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Tremseu Sem gsofc bio jur Uuelchle nel-
le,te.
SD Bin Gambcllr toie fe ieteit.
SIR 0tame?
= 81, heiec pci1cn unb Bin Der GcuiIn
Der Nrau Warquife, fprad, Der ftcl3e grom-
melldldSer uro brctte nit teibcu hdnosn
Die Gnten fcine6 itbwarsen Sdnurrbarte.
-9Gic? frd9te uer,puncert Der &antmer-
biener, sic llnb =.
- Der Gcuiln Der Srat Waroule, unb
wenu Gle ld, eroreifen icllter, baran ,u
,weifeln, 70 merbeu Sic Die Site babcu, fd,
nit mir III fhlagen, fngte Der Sambrnr unb
lsate leil1e Nauo al Ten griff feines furben
Sdbsls.
- ScrubiQen Gle Gh. fprad Der feier
9irreehelo, tdb ncrbc Sie ic1lcid, anmeloen.
-9lter etmas raId,, tpeun i'd, bitten barf
Ia0te Der Sambcur, (tellte fIh Dor bcuSpie-
ael, febte ieinen @,afo suriif> brehte leine
Seitenlcden unb trdllerte ieineu Qieblin9s-
marlh. Die Warquiie tptro ild) uid)t ,pei,t9
freueit menn lie meine SefanrtIhaft ma
hen miro -. @barles, bu btit, weiB @ott
eiu hitbIher Jfer(, iprad Der eitle Gambcur
,u 1h felbit uno it,lua fteh felbtaefdllig NIT
ber red,ten S,ano auf Die linfe 9ld,{el.
- g'ndoiae Srau laste Der Rammerbie-
ner aur Marquiie, tm 8oriaal 1T Elm Wdnn,
oct Sie :u fprehett niinid,t,
GO frnb fhcu -. id, bin ia rceh ntet,t
anaefleicet. QSie beiet Der Mann2 Wer 1T
CT? lRas iptQ er?
Or beiet Woi6on -.
= poi0ou =? wieoerbolte bic etihredte
Marquiie.
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Trau su ietn =.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03

funft III ent9etcn unb ipvad (Ih carIter If.
fentid, aus. Gaum bate Die @ematlin cee
Nrn. Q-Sunoe BARON crtalten, ais iie cenl
Scfnnconteit oes WeQher6 fctgcnoe 9tpte
,ulanotc: "9Rein SEER! Wcin @ematl 1T
franf. QBenn er unfitig 1T, mcr9en am
Srt unc Ste0e sa eridcincit, tperce ih leis
ncn Ylos eiunebmeu.
Stre er9ebenite,
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03

Cine Befanntino6ung BON cinem Wiertd, eSs
wcniser, tptttt fir rinmaIi9e Ginriduns SO Cents
fir mai ST.. unc fir sre ftrnere Ginr3duns tsftl.
tcn @tertts 25 Gents.-Gin 9iered 0Ncnats etn.
jurddtn tcrt So, oOlrnate s S, Sabr s. Gins
palte SpaIte Nlcnatt rin;urtetcn S 8, Olcnate
IS Is, Sobr S25.-Ginc 9onjc Spaltc fur Olcna.
'tc trilct II, 6 lNru0tc S 20 unp SaDr 80.
@rt@ ftstartcn pen 4 prtr menstr Gel"
len cinjurt6en tcltcn PER SaEr So, fir Dlcnats
50
. it ia &c / jcttr Art, 1T etutIttr unb tnB-
tiftbrr Gprahe, wrr in rcr rficc rrs ,SbtoStaets'
Gcttn" ftbneil, tNutcr unp errrett tetrrst
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03

heirathen? "gen," dnt,portete lIe, "aber
cas N(eift, bat es ihcu Dftcrs actbau,"
Cincinnati 8ldtter oerlihern. has berIcr
ratb Ycn oeI1l,euem Sd,weineaeilt in cies
fem Sabre curd,aus niht ben gcbiirfni(Tcn
entlprccbe, 1onreru eas piclmebr Elm orceer
9Iu6faa III tefirdten (ei! Der permebrtcn
slusfuhr nab @netuno, Iowie Der burd, ben
Srea oerouloBten @un1rlmticu auf berG(ct
te uno bel Der 9Irmce miro ciellrIad,e bieles
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03

IN, babe weni9itenS nie etpaS BON tbm &C.
bort.
Ger Wanr mus rerriift iein, cenu ais
id cS ,pa9tc, eillen fleinen 3neifel 3u crbe-
bcl, wpltc er...
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Gid init mir ld!ia9cn e. Sca ib tbn
a6weiien g..
-Oo6 oerfeht Gh.
Der &1mmerpiener elite lit Die slutid,an1-
trc Surilf.
= 0ieber Wann, fa9te CT gum Gambcur,
Die 6ran Wavqullc TT beute nlht Sn lpre-
| d)cn.
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gle ii ltnmphl -.
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lcine Grcmn,el. itcB ocn &1mn,eroiener bel
Selte nno lflIrste fans faccn ins Gunner
Der MarqulTe.
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Iprad
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1Gcr9cn Su ,pitnlhen.
= Wer Gno Sic fra9te bic WarquiIe
auf9ebradt ilber otc&c6heit bieles Wannes.
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tcnr I'M 9te9imcnt piempnt uuo babe Die Gb-
re- Str GcuiIn at lcin...
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tent -.
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mehoeil ~.
o'Ir9elllen, wer nc ocr:
-Sr ut SrleA5nl'nllter.
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9an; lelle einen 0tamen ln's Sbr.
-9tun Scu1uhen, mas ia9euSie 2 frag-
te Der Sombrnr. Die Stslle coer Ib fan9e
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03

Enhrctbens in ,,GSllbelm GEN. (rQdr einc
Ohnnadt crltt II. orn ciucnl heft1eu SNeinl-
lDcb tefallen wuroe. OrdI mirtt eitle Mus
1T beim Gjebirge Itmsiser oe.piB bduptlid).
ltd) onrd Die DISQUALIFICATION, orrnlS0e mel.
hcr bic III ser DbnntaIe bunfcl fd,lummern-
Den Sloer Ger Nematlt crweeft ,peroci,. 9ln
oleIen paterlinoliben GelanA cen Der III.
penIchn Bon iclncr sartctcn &incbeit an
h0rte, cen er lelbt su pfeifcn un0 su IIngen
bc9dnn, Iota!o CT ais Sndbs auf S1it9el ltno
Settr9e brn 3jcgcns ulo Gutbeerren fcl9rn
frnnte, taben lld olle Ge9eait6ube 9efnlrft
Deldle nur ie le6cnoio Ieiu @cmith tcrilbr-
ten. g5 t(f taher be9rcillid,, baB Die We-
icbic oe5 Stuhretbcn6 pte ein VliBitrahl auf
Die Seele res Grttr06men(d,cn mtrfe, in
ibm olle SIoer uno Gceueu in tie Grinrer-
ung surlldrnfe, nc CT i'm etnlt i,1 &teiIs
ocr SetnI9en, auf 9rnelt 9llpcn, bel cnem
patrardbaIllden Mahle ODER uuter aueern
relicllccn llmltanbe 9ehbrt bate.
9lGf SattenlnffrumenteN 9sIpiclt, Derl'er:
Der StubrFlhen lcinen gonSen 9lusbrud unb
letne SrlNinalttdt MIR gla6initrumcute
(bcicnoer6 ca6 9rrBe 9lpbcriL bas 4 BIG II
SuS lang 1T nno eincn ichr ttcfcn burd,-
crln9encen Gcu 9iebt> weld)e ol5 Welan:
djcllllle ocs Sfnbreihen6 pern1chrt,) 1nb i'm
Stonce, etwo6 bon Icirem @barofter bDrcn
St la1en teIIer 1T CO, tpenn lnau ibu fling.
cu rcer auf Der 8l6te blalen ldBt. Drd) tpe
9ertn9 lit oieier @tnbrucf i'm Geroleid, III
lenem, ocn eiele SNrtcnmullf auf cen @e-
btr9cu, en- tfycm wabreu 0eburt6rrtc
nadlt. llnauSlprchGdj lit Der 0teis fir
Sbr uno gcfnbl, ZEN ole enfldeu Gone
ceS Gubretbcu5 auf ben hrhcr Gjetir9cn
hcrorrbrtn9er, no Die Quft 70 rein unb ela-
ltlld1 it, no Die 9iatur lit tbrer Or66e
ttrcnt II. cine nllgcmetne tiefeStllle bcrriht.
G5 1T icbr ihmcr, ciclen @eIon1 in 80
ten Su hliii9cu, bcnn CT BAT liit)t5O:it imm-
teS uno Gt9elmdeiges, nno nad) Der @m-
rfincunge ihicEentcit Der ein5elueu SIR
ten unO @'cblr9e epllfcr, pcrIhtceen mrclf-
ctrt.
G16 rripIhntc 9lipcntrrn bat ir ben
Sd'mciSers lHrd,9etiracn ouecr 9InitimmunQ
cc6 Jfubrcibcn6 ned, elucn anrcru fcicrlldl-
ell uro reli0i6ien 0cbroud. 0idmid, wenn
ole Srnne TN Gto!c unterseQan0cn III, llnr
nur nrd) am @jipfcl ocr Shucebcr0e rae
bimmlid,c 2id>t IhlmnlcTt, cann er0relft Der
Soirte, Der am hEobltcn ouf cen 9Ilpcr prbnt,
teW SNcru, uuo ruff burtb eicIc6 Sprud)- |
rrhr: ,ecbct @jctt, ren iHcrru T. Site
lnlrtcn III rcr 0iohtaricbaft, fo lrie lIe bic
fen ShoQ Uernchmcn, trcten ous ihrcn Nht-
ten, uuo mlcccrhelcu o;clribcn qEtrte. Sftl
baucrt e6 cine glcrtd Stunbe lang, uuo ans
cen 8cllyn:rdnten wiccerhrlt cas- edo ecu
0ameu G'ctteb. Gnrlid, cutiteht cine fei-
crlide StQe. 9llle bcten fnisnb unb nit
erltIc6tein 5Haupte. Snte0en it cs oSQi9
n 4
rtceer Ter tbdite S1irt curd letn Sprad,
rcbr; u@ute N0d)t y trnt'5 BON aQcn
Bergen Suri,d aus Den ltrncrn Der Nirteu
nno bcn S(ilften Der 6cllcn. Soierauf le9r
Ntl Sseer ;ur Guhc.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-03

Sn einen, eanbitdothen 6 zen TIT dH 8
hattie fiir;lid, Semano einen Sorn. e.-snn
DuelI beraus9efcroert. Der sebtere rpnree
am Gage pcr Der CUR Se9e9nuns befimm.
ten 3eit pl0slid, franf uao trug besbalb cut
9luflhub bes Duelles an. Der @e9ner
|bielt bies fir eine Tinte, .sns bet nfammen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
r NH n VIZ

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
PY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D Edge6eld District !: =
Whereas Patrick H. Elan, hath appli.
ed to me for Letters of Administration on
all aud singular The goods and chaltels,
rights aud credits of Charles Garrett, late
Of The District, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therelore,to cite and adlnon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and cred
itors of The said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Cour,
for The said District, 10 be holden at Edge
field Cour House, on the 23d day of Au-
gust inst, 10 show cause, if any, why
the said administration should moi be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this tho
9th day OF August, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty-seven, aud in The I'D year of Amer
can Independence.
JOHN HILL, O. E d.
Z. August, III ct 90:
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From, the Chars. Eoe, Neus

From, The Ch1TS. E1e, NeUS.
EUROPEAN DESIGNS IN MEXICO.
The public journals have occasionaff,:
hinted at European designs in Mexico, for
the forma,ionthere of a monarchical party
and kinsly authority. These alleged de-
signs have been regarded as mere ephen,e.
rd ofthe press-as rumors foalins in the
atmosphere OF politics, intangible and un
authenticated, in any degree, by the
,ouchsloue of evidence, They have lat
lerly, five are TO credit some statements
recently published in the New Orleans
Della, assumed shape which divesls
them of their altogether indeterminate
character, if il does not cloihe theml with
some semblance Of probability. The Delta
states that an European intrigue was in
progress before The Mexican war between
The Queen mother Of Spain, Chrisliana,
and the heads Of the monarchicals and
church parties in Mexico, 10 erect throne
in that country and place an European
prince omit. The following. are the cir
cumstances Of this plot, as narrated by the
Delta: 49,.
Just before the present war. broke out,
we learn from very authentic source,
that accommodations wereopened between
some of the promlnentpolilicians Of Spain
and France aud the leaders. The Church
party in Mexico. Alenan, one of tho
most Influential and powerful men in
Mexico, whose control over The clergy aud
The Church party is absolute, was known
to be friendly to the move. Many other
prominent Mexicans, including the chief
bishops and archbishops, were also secu;
red to this purpose. Tho whole CORES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11
Thy place in your columns, you may pub5sE,
Iishs them, il moi, you can commit them tod
the. flames. Yours, sSSc..5 y

l
Our Tolcn.-Wes ssare pleased 90 per:
ceive, notwithstanding The hue andscry
that exists about Rail sR Roads. our town
continues TO improve. We cannot boast
of new streets being opened, but we can
boast Of old ones being filed up; vacant
lois disappear as if by Ymagic, small cabins
aud shanties give place to the stately ed
ihce. The clamor Of the hammer and
,rowel betokens the increasing conse-
quence OF our town, while the number of
new firms formed by new business men,
possessed of capital and character; is a
guarantee Of an increase Of population and
oflhe expansion Of our commercial conse-
quence.
Happy are we in being able thus to
chronicle the hatterins prospects Of the
future, and thrice happy in the reflection,
that our elevation and importance has not
been al the expense, or or the downfall of
any neghboring town or village; all ap-
pear to be on the road 10 prosperity and
happiness.
Our neigh5ors Of Edge6eld Village and
Aiken are mounted on their Rail Road
project, to which We wish entire success,
believing that il will be the means of ln.
creasing the general wealth Of our district
and stale, without jarring the firm sci
pillars" Of our town. We do not belong
10 that selfish or sectional class that lrpwns
at every thing not Immediately their own.
We are gralifed, whenever we see any
public improvement going on, that prom
ises general benefit to the public. Hence
we are advocates Of general system oil
inlernaI Improvements by the state, when
ever it can be done consisten, with public
interest. We believe the time has ar
rived, when it becomes the duty Of our
Legislature to lend helping hand 10
individual enterprise.
With resources and incentives equal 10
any Of our neighboring states !; South
Carolina stands far iu the back ground.
After being the pioneer in Southern rail.
road enterprise, she seems to have lost her
energy, and left 10 our sister Georgia the
credit of carrying out what she SO nobly
began.-Hamburg Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Frank Burt, Treasurer, Bill for account and
~ US. Foreclosure.
MOTICE is hereby given, TINT by virtue or
lT the Decree ofthe Court of Equity in this
case, shall proceed 10 sell at Edgc6eId Court
House, OH the first " onday in September next,
one Lot or parcel Of land in the Town Of Ham.
burg. being part ofa oi knownin in the original
plan Of the-said town as lot No.75 bounded
south by Market street, north by Mercer street,
west by tue lower line Of the Leigh tract of
land, and east by lot No. "a, having SO feet OH
Market street and 200 feet deep, being tile
premises. fol several years, occupied by Robt
Mcdonald s. Co.
Said Lot will be sold on a credit Of twelve
months, except for so much as will pay the cost
Of this suit, which must be paid in cash. Pur.
chasers to give bondand good suretes to secure
the purchase money,
$. S: ToMPKlNs, c. +. .p.
Coinm'rs Office, Edgefeld Aug. Z, l5a7.
Is aug II 81 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

thing oger and oferaagain and again, ard
examined every part and. particle of il, and
Therefore do assure you iha, ills; a fixed
and boron dacl, we are a"s'done Grown"
sse,s hat do yon think, Mr.. Editor! Af-
Ter alE The scGffling tug gsing, pulling AND
: hauling iharwe have had during this rainy,
misty oggy, boggy summer, aud just as
sSe saIs ere about: Certifying ourselves, that
ehad, a(ler all, madeEavery fine crop,
odds al1das has taken il rinlo her head 10
make al9plessure excursion. into the coun-
try. ;andsis now sluxuria.ing herself amid
The beauties of our; beautiful corn fields |!
oh, the whimsical old dame, what does she
deserve for this freak? Would that she
maysfieverhave another chance 10 leave
her rooms foriten. t,wenty, nay hundred
years to come. And / suppose she intends
8 10 take5alLthe best and beautiful that
our fields contain Wittsher, when she re-
tires, hat shall I'VE do. Mr.. Edilorl Is
there noswayE to cheatithe old lady q had
almost said has, J Of her spoils !? But, ah
me- before you can ger this, she will have
srelired. Well, well, let her have them,
S;let her have them !; we shall have enough
besides. There now 50
sssssIF q The point, Mr.. Editor, Saluda is
higher today, than thas been since Sep
sIembersl Bal; and beyond doubt it will
destroy azyast of corn, for there is more
corn. planted onilhe river;this year, be
: Eiieyes than i ever knew before. and it is
generally fine. The corn crop generally
looks very promising, but cotton does not
look vel ell:-loo; much rain fol, it,. -.
Sunshine: and fair weather are rarity
with US. Hayesyou any in. .Edg6eld to
spare? II so,sdo. send il;down by the first
opportunity, and much:oblise.,
( Sincerely yours,
E s;,,: ss5s s.. LEOJ YENBA.
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SHERIFF5S s 4 SAL e. 3.
STATEsO OFsSOUTH5 CAROLINA 4
EDGEFELD DISTRICT t.ss55..,:s55s;s;

u.s.. ~ - Y, ~ 'ggi
P. w. Holly & others, Defepdanrs.
RY au- Order from John, Hill, Esquire;
.D Ordinary Of said District, / will pro-
ceet TO sell in the above stated case. att
Edgeield Court House,, Oh the first Mon
day and Tuesday in September next. a
tract ofland belonging TO the estate Of Geo..
Leitsey, decd, situate. in the district afore-
said, on Spring Creek, waters of Saludai
River, adjoining lands. .ofJacob Caughman,
H. H. Risor, A. Bridges, aud Others, con-
taiuius one Hundred and Ten acres, more
or less, ON a credit oflwelve months. the
purchaser will be required to give bond
and two approved sufelies, and mortgage
of the premises to the Ordinary, TO secure
the purchase money.
Cost 10 be paid in cash.
Fl: BoULWARE, S. E. b..
aug ii 8, 20
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-Edgef3eLd .Ac Ac0deaa.ax.;.

YETI1E Exercises Of this Institution will be-
Il resumed the lst Monday in. September.
next, and not the last. Monday in August as er-
roneously published in this paper. Seven
months Of the Academic year having transpiI-
ed, the Second Sessipn1 already begun, will
terminate in December next. I,
Pupils, hereafter admitted at any time, viii
pay for whole session, counting six mouths.
from the day Of admission. !, =. :
H. <. McCLlNToCKs
july 2s ia cost ~
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The Hottest Yet.-The Albany IN. W
Knickerbocker Of last week says 1--we
saw woman yesterday do her whole
Irouins with no other fuel than the sun
shine.-When we came away She vas
hanging The KETTLE out Of the window to
get her lea ready"
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CARD.

.. CARD.
YHNHE undersigned having made. the 'neces!
q. sary arrangements, is now prepaiTed To- i
fnrnisl, COhinS Of every description, at the :
shortest notice, and will give this branch Of his :
business his personal attention: He has. also /;
now finished. new and elegant Hesirse.
which will be in ,eadit,ess nj any time, to attend
Funerals. His charges Will be reasonable and
accommodating. y Ss7,i
Edae6eld C.. H. IuTy2g ~ Nris
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aEnplOIl SltiIS Ss
/: :NLOTIC E is hereby given. that by virtue Of
/ l a2an order ffom The Court Of 5Eqlityins this
case, I shall sell at Edgefeld Court House, on
tthe first Monday Of September next, the: two
following tracts ofland, belonging to; the estate
ofAbner: Clark, decd, viz.
The tract ofilnnd whefeon the said Abner
Clark resided ,at the time his DEATH embrac'
lug two parcels land, one ofwhich he bought
ofJohn Morris, and The other of Thomas Butler,
and containing in. the whole two hundred and
fifty acres, adjoining lands Of Landon Tucker,
Mary Freeman. Chesley Wells. Attieus Tuck
er, Thomas Stone, and R6oda Harris,
Also one other tract situate in the district
aforesaid, on Bird Creek, containing one huu.
dred acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
Mrs. Addison, Wiley Harrison, and Ab.
ner Perrin. ...-..a. la
Said lands sold on credit of twelve months,
except Tor so much as viii pay the cost oil. this
suit to be paid in cash. Purchasers to give
bond and good suretes for tire purchase money.
s. S. TOMPkINS, C. E. E. D.
Comm'rs. Office, Edgefeld, Aug.7, lS47;
aug II St 90
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"A Barbacue

WIN fake place, at Mr.. II. c. TURNER'S
Spring, on Friday the 18th instant, TO which a
general invilation,is given.
aug jas5s slss7i go, .2t %
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China.-The Philadelphia Inquirer
says it has heard from good authority that
the Americans in China are NOT little
dissatisfied is consequence of our Govern
ment having Withdrawn from that section
of the globe Commodore Biddle's squad.
ron. The. United States ships should, il
possible, be kept on foreign stations until
relieved. A letter from an American
merchan, in China expresses hope than
an American vessel of war will sooII
arrive, as the condition of affairs was by
no means stable. The bombardment Of
Can1on may yet take place, and it is
highly important that American interests
should be duly cared FOR by the Govern
ment.
For Ireland and Scotland.-Since the
1st of January; last, one million and fifty
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An Important sVole.-The House Of
Assembly oflhe Canadian Parliament last
week forw ardsd an address to the Queen,
praying that the free navigation Of The
St. Lawrencebe granted 10 all nations, and
also that the, navigation laws be repealed,
so far as theyS ia a manner, relate to affect
that. colony On Wednesday the vote
was concurred in by the Legislative Coun-
Gil, BY a large majority.