Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, October 25, 1848, Image 1
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"We will cling to the Pillars of the T'emplt of our Liberties, and ,thewildPcrish amidst the Ruins."
VOLIJIUE XIII. ?
~' PBULISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
BY WDt. F. DJRISOE.
EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.
NEW TERMS
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Communications, post paid, will be prompt
ly and strictly attended to.
NOTICE.
M ESSRS. G. L. & E. PENN having as
signed to me their Estate for the benefit
of their creditors, and the state of their affairs
rendering it essential that speedy collections
should be made of all debts due to them. All
persons indebted, will please make immediate
payment to Mr. Edmund Penn who will be
found for the present at their old stand, and
who has been appointed by the creditors to act
as agent with me. Those who do not give
attention to this notice, mast not complain, if
they are compelled to pay cost.
N. L. GRIFFIN.
Sept 19, 1848 if 35
Public Notice
IS hereby given, that application will he
made to the Legislature for an Act of
Incorporation of Mount Tabor Church.
situated 6 miles N. E. of Edgefield Court
House.
July 19 1848 3m 26
Notice.
APPLICATION will be made at the next
session of the Legislature to discontinue
the old Charleston Road between the Bridge
-on Ninety-Six Creek and the Creek next a
bove the Gin House of N. L. Griffin, on the
said road.
July 19, 1848. 3m 26
. - x. Public:,Notice,
jj~tahston wlille mde
r;PPLICATION will be hiadeto the I.egis
lature at its next Session for a Public
Road to be made from Shinburg on Luffee
Town Creek, by wa'olf Dorn s Mills on
Hardlabor Creek. to intersect the old Cam
bridge Road in Abbeville District, not ar from
Mattison's Ferry on Little River.
Aug 30th 1848. 3m 32
NOTICE.
A PPLICATION will be made to the Leg
islature of this State at the next Scsion,
to repeal the Sixth Section of an Act entitled
an Act, to incorporate certain societies and com
panies, and to renew and amend certain Char
ters heretofore granted, ratified on the 17th of
December, 1847.
Aug 23 Sim ^
Notice
I S hereby given, that the next Legislature
will be petitioned. praying the opening of
a Public Road, near J. G. ernett's, to run
by J. W. and R. Cooper's residenee, into the
island Ford Road, near T. C. Griffin's"-thence
across it by James Cresswell's residence, on
through N. L. Griflin's plantatation, into the
old Charleston Road, near his qnarter.
July 19. 1848 26 3m
NOTICE.
R. ROFm. who hsld conditionally an in
terest in the right of Edgelield District,
to [Hotchskiss' Reaction iMJill Vs heels, (Patent)
hats never comsplied with said conidition,. thero
fore lhe holds no Interest, and has nso right te
sell or ma e any contract for said Wheels.
We. the ndersigned sire the owners, of said
right, and a right purchased fromt any other,
unless our agent, will not he good. iihfl
Mr.J J.T. W EBBER, we authorise,.ihfl
power to act as our agent.
COTHRAN & MOORE.
March 1, 1847. tI 6
'%otice.
ALL those indeisted to the estate of Chsarity
Johnson, dec'd , are reqnested so oimke
immsediate payment, and those having demands
o present thlem properly atleated.
C. B. GOULDEN,
SIM EON ATTA WAY,
Administrators.
july7 tf 24
Notice.
All persons indebted to thse Estates of Eliza.
beths Clark, Mary Clark, anid Henry Clark,
deceased, late of this District, are requested
<~?.to make immed'ate nayment, anid all those hay
in lg ansy demsands will present theam duty attested,
according to law.
JAMES BLACK WELL. Admin'r.
Aug 7 1S48. 3mi 29
Notice.
3 HB Estate of Marshal Rt. Sith, deceased,
T..being without admnistrastin, ansd thsere
fore derelict, all persos having papers perta.in
ing to the estate, are regnested to hand them
over to ume by the earliest psacticable ninme, and
all those indebted to thse estiate to mnake pay.
pneat, and those hsaving demnsads to presenr
them properly attested.
,JOHN HILL, 0. E. D.
june 14 6m 21
,*Hamburg Journal will please copy.
FOR SALE..
TRACT OF LAND. containing Five
Ahundred anid eighty-five acrea (585),
iwelve miles from Edgefield C. H.. lying be
tween Beaverdam and Turkey Creeks, 14
miles from Carroll's MU ill.
.Terms will be made easy.
.Apply to R. PLATT BRLUNSON.
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS.
JACKSON & KINCHLEY havmng asso
ciated themselves together in the Dry
Goods business, would must respectfully soli
cit the citizens, and planters visiting Ha,nbnrg
to call and examine their well se!ected stuck of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which they offer
low for CASH, amongst which ate the following:
Brown Homespuns, from 64 to 37j,
Bleached do " 6# to 45.
English and American Prints, 5 to 20,
American and Scotch Ginghams, 12J to 37,
Black and Colored Alpaccas, plain, plaid
and striped,
Bombassius and Muslin DeLain',
Black Silks. plaine striped and Plaid,
Colored Silks rom $1 00 to 225,
Spun Silk Plaids,
Mohair Lustre, Satin stripe.
Plaid and stripe Carolines, (new style dress
goods,)
Cashmers from 183 to $1 00,
8.4 and 9-4 Daflle Blankets.
10 4. 11-4 and 12.4 Bed Blankets.
Hosiery the most complete stock ever offered
n this market,
Red ard White.Flannel all wool, from 25
tro S1 00,
Dormet do 18t,
Merrino and Lamb's wool Drawers and
Shirts,
Sattinets. Kentucky Jeans, and Merrino
Cassimeres,
English. American and French Cloths and
Cassimers,
Kerseys, from 15 to 31J.
Furniture Dimity, from 18 to 50,
Umbrellas. Bonuets and Flowers,
Ribbor,s of all descriptions.
Plaid Lindseys and apron checks,
Brown and bleached Holland,
do do Drill,
Osnaburgs and Factory stripes,
Swiss, Mull. Book, Plaid and Jaconet Muslin,
4-4, 5 4. 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 wool Shawls.
Lisles thread and cotton Laces.
Snspenders. Gloves and Handkerchiefs,
Ladies and Children's Shoes.
8-4, 9.4 and 10.4 Table Damask,
Trimmings for dresses &c. &c. &c.
Sept 20 35 2m
Walker and Bradford.
Warehouse and
Cornmfis4iowa Merchiants.
HAMBURG, S. C.
STILL continue to occupy " TE OOLD
WATERPRooF WAREHousE," and trtns
act a general Storage and Commission Busi
ness.
They .aain .tender their services to their
rn adnd t public geerally in.the torage
-nsurt trlino,w iicbhtey may he
'%iyeiJiberal- advances will be made on
~floacansigned to them when required.
To their patrons they cordially return their
most sincere thanks fr 'the liberality, w%ith
which they have been so graciously favored;
ant respectfully solicit a coutinuance of the
same. which they hope to merit by unremitting
attention to all business entrusted to their care.
Sept 1st, J848.
07 The undersigned still continues his
connection with Messrs. Walker - Bradford in
the Receiving and Forwarding Business, to
which he will give his undivided attention.
A. M, BENSON.
Sept. 6 3m 33
GROCERY AND COTTON
BUSINESS.
T HE Subscriber having returned from
Mexico, and having resumed the GRO
CERY & COTTON BUSINESS in Hlam
burg. has taken the stand lately occupied by
G. C. Cunningham, second door below J. J.
Howard. Esq. inte-nds to keep on hand a good
assortment ot all the articles usually kept in a
Grocery Store: and having made such ar
rantgtaits as enables him to furnish Goods at
the lowest rnarti prices, confidently invites his
friends to give him i call.
All orders attended to with strict attention,
and goods put tip in a style and at prices that
will lie sanisfaetoryto pnrchssers.
Intending to be regularly in the market for
.produce. the highest mnarket orices will at alt
times he paid foi- Cotton and Floutr.
G. W. STYLES.
The tundersignedl take this method of return
ing thanks to their old friends anid customers
for past favoirs, arnd to informn them that they
carn be founad during the approaching season, at
the Store of C. W. Styles, where they will be
happy to see old customers.
All order, from our friends, directed to either
of us, will meet with prompt attention
-DENNIS LINDSEY,
G. C. CUNNINGhAM.
Hamburg. Autg.J6 2:a 30
Wi, Ketchum & Co,
T AKE pleastire in retturning their grate
.ful acknowledgments for the very liberal
patrontage heretofore bestowed upon theni, and
hope by itberality artd fair dealinig to merit a
continuance.
We now invite the attention oh ouir nutmer..
e rriends and customneri artd the public gen,
erally, to our new stock of
FiNE, FASHIONABLE AND
CHEAP FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Selected by one of the Firm during the last
month from the
Nerw York and Phsiladelphija M\arkets.
Our ar.,rtweetit will cumprise every article
usually called for in this Al ar.em, antd we pledge
otrselves riot to be undersold by any in Ham
burg or Augusta.
Goods always shown with pleasure. No
charge for looking.
Give tus a call.
N. B. Store in the American Hotel Build
ins H amburg S. C.
Oct 4 12t 37
Dr. Jayne's Family
MYedicines.
T H E subscriber of'ers the Agency to any
Merchant or Druggist in good standing
of the above celebrated Medicinesotn equitable
terms, and will keep them supplied.
R. S. ROBERTS.
Edgefield C. H., General Agent.
Ser. 27 2t 36
Report of the Conmiassioi
for Edgefiefd Distri
Upper Battalion oq
Da.
Balance in the hands of
Treasurer 1st. Jan.
1847. 33765
Rec'd of E. J. Mims T. of
T. C. Edgefield, 100 00
i John Quattlebum,
T. C., 1-6 25
it Jas. Brogden, per
mit to retail, 7 25
" J. 0. Nicholson, T.
General Board, 47 20
" D. Str=,ther from
sale of old bridge, 6 50
" J. R. Wever for
Tavern' License, 15 00
322 20
Less by commissions for
receiving a 26 8 05
$314 15
Amount rec'd in all this
year, $651 68
Credit off, $620 89
Balance remaining in the
hands of Treasuter, $30 79
Lower Battalion o
DR.
Balance in the hands of
the Treasurer 1st
January 1847, $19 30
Rec'd of Thos. Anderson
for license, - 15 00
" John H. Corsby for
license, 15 00
" John Pardue fine, 1 00
" George Getym for
old bridge, 16 50
"' Treasurer of Gen
aral Board, 800 00
" H. L. Jef'ers road
fine,. 2 00
W. W. Geiger for
license, 15 00
" Treasurer of Gen
q W bah Abney road
fine, 2 00
" Randolph Carter
road flne, 1 00
" Randolph Cox for
. license, 55 70
$1405 00
Less by Commissions for
receiving a 26 35 13
$1369 87
Amount received this year
in all, $1389 17
Credit off, $1297 48
Balance remaining in the
hands of the Trea'r, $91 69
Upper Battalion of
DR.
Rec'd of Chathum & Set
tle fur license, 15 00
S J. P. Perrin Adm'r.
of Hebier's Estate, 271 00
-- W. S Cothran, for
old plank, 3 00
" Dr. Simpson fine, 4 00
J. 0. Nicholson T.
of General Board, 591 60
"Wm. B. Griffin,
for license, 50 00
--J. C. Freland in
part for license, 22 50
hiM. Cothraa in par
for license, 10 43
- W. T. West in part
*for license, 10 44
IVW. Freman for li
cense, 57 37
$1035 34
Less by Commissions for
receiving a 24 25 88
Amount rec'd this year, $ 100)9 46
Credit og', $965 62
Balance remaining in tho
hands nf Treasurer, $43 84
- Lower Battalion of
Dia.
Balance in the hands of
Treasurer 1st Jan.
1847, $24 00
Rec'd of the Treasurer of
the General Board, 591 60
SS. C. Scott for
license, 50 00
" Cheatham & Set
tIe for license, 50 00
SJ. Md. Clarko for
license, 50 00
$741 60
Less by Commissions for
receiving a 24 18 54
. $723 06
Amount received is year, $747 06
Credit of,; $622 79
Balance In the hands of
Treasurer, $124 27
iers o ds and Bridges
ict, Fa! MI 1848.
f the 7t_ egjment.
C>r.
Paid John kner for Bridge, $250 00
do. ",do. for Turkey
Cre B-idge, 145 00
'S . M ie fur ha u ling on
ro Sj1 50
" IJ alkner, for bridge, 198 00
SD. Siber for hauling
on ro5 00
" D. ( heri for repairs
on . 4 00
" B. iller hauling on
roa 2 25
$605 75
Add Co ssios for pay
ing a2 15 14
Amount doat this year, 8620 89
the 71 giment.
Ca.
Paid Ja olds for bridge, 500 00
-C Garrett for 3
bre . 299 O0
- Jo as or bridge, ' 50 00
" A. mbo for .repair.
in; .10 00
"Ja I:amar for
em ngor se creek, 125 00
1Y, D" for dge
D - a is , 260 00
lumber, 10 00
for 1846: 1 84
i "'Clear, 10.00
dd C p
Qi '= B1 64
+mountpsid out this year, $1297 49
the 9th Regiment.
Ca.
Paid W. S. Coiaran for
bridge, 271 00
" Wi. F. Durisoe for ad-..
verlising 5 25
" Wells & Freeman for
bridge. 63 05
S Jno. Falkoer for bridge, 602 77
$942 07
Add Commiasion for paying
ou a 21 23 55
Amount paid out ibis year, $965 62
'the 9th Regiment.
Cni.
Paid William Garreil, " 72 60
" Charles Ganrrett, 299 00
" Alexainder Sharpion, , 88 00
*- S. S. Boyce, -100 0'.
S Washington Stalknker, '15 00
" JohnW. Mandy $5and
for plank *28, 33 00
$607 60
Add Commnissionm for paying
out a2j 15 19
Amount paid out this year, $622 79
Upper Biattalion nf
DR.
Balance in the hands of
the Treasurer 1st
Jan. 1847, 202 07
Rec'd of Wade Culbreath
for license, 50 00
" A. R. Falknor for
liceuse, 81 75
John H. Smith for
liceare, 50 00
James M. Richard
son for license, 7 00
" Manson (reen for
license, 50 00
'' E. Richardson &
Culbreath for li
cense, 6 50
" Wm. M. Turner,
for license, 50 00
" Alexander Miller,
for license, 52 43
" T. Nichols for re
pairs to bridge, 28 d2
" John Foy for stray
hog, 1 25
Lewis Mathis fine, 3 00
"AM. Falkner for
stray hogs, 6 00 A
Moses Brady fur li
cense, 10 00
" Andrew Caldwell A
for license, 10 50
Charles B. Church
all, pedlar license, 50 00
6 Moses Saunders on
note, 2 20
$450 26
Less by Commissions for
receiving a 21 11 48
$447 77
Amount rec'd this year, $649 84
Credit of, $323 06
Balance in the bands of
the Treasurer, $326 78
Lower Battalion of t.
Dtt. --
Balance in'the.. hands of
the Treasurer, lit
-Jan. 1847; . =,XB75
is. orley or -
license, 50 00
Wilbert Cumboy
for license, 50 00
Burdet Ethridge
fine, 400
" John Rinebeart for
bridge, 59 00
" Treasurer of Gen
eral Board, 246 50 A
" Howell Smith fine, 2 00
" Thomas Smith " 2 00
Di. J. Trotter " 2 00 A
$471 50
Less by Commissions for
receiving a 2A 1.1 78
$450 72
Amount rec'd this year, $603 47
Credit off. $288 92
Balance in the hands of
the Treasurer, $314 55
A. JONES, Secretary.
WILLIAM GARRETT,
Chaiman B.
J. 0. Nicholson, Treasurer, in Acc
Comnissioncrs of Road
Da. 1848
June 6th. Rec'd of T'ax Col
lector,$2.991 00
lector,2,881 00
Balance on lhand, S110 00
'
G&g gE R ? .P.RTLOW'*
ERLEBY oive nolite that they continue the V
IWAREHOUSE and cOMM1.'sSION
B&isNESS in the Trown of Hambhurgi and o
having associatedt withi them Mat. JAStEs L. si
KNoG-r, the Firna will in future be , ti
eiger, Partlow & Knight1
Who tender to customers and planters gener. I
ally their services in the Storage and sale of a
oitton and other produce.(
Advances will be made when required on lI
pzodtuce in Store, and their charges will he t
regulated by a dtue regard to the state of thee
nes.
H amburg. S. C. Sept. 1,1848.
Oct 4 12t . 3
The Abbeville Banner, Laurensville Hernhd.t
Greenville Mountaineer, and Anderso.n Gia
etite will each insert to the amount o,f $5, andt
forward account to . G. P. & K.
SPANN HOTEL.
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
TE' HIS splendid and comamodious Edifico
.being completed is now opened to re
eie both transient anid constant Boarders
and promises to furnish.its patrons and friends
with as good entertainmit and accomnmoda,
tions, ais can be expected in this part of theI
country. Connected with this Establishment
there are conyenient lots for the accommodationi I
of Drovers.
For the Travelling Communtity-there are<
kept Vehicles and Horses, to ret uon liberal I
ters.1
the 1014 Regiment. C
.Ca.
Paid for hook and paper, 1 56
" John Trap for repairs
on bridge. 25 00
" J. Criswell for repairs
on bridge. 19 45
T. Nichols for hauling
onioad. 4 50
" J. N. Wett for hauling 3 00
" Levi Bledsoe for haul- --
iug, 600
" J. Crienell for bridge,." 84 00
" for hauling in The Bat
talion, 11 13
" J. Gregge for painting
pointers. '6 00
" J. S. Buzzard, for haul
ing, 1 50
" Geo. Reams for bridge, 50 00
" for hauling in the Bat
talion, 33 00
" John Falkner. for bridge, 35 00
" John 11. Smith for
bridge. 25 00
" Clerk's fees for 1 year, 10 00
8315 19
dd Commissions for paYin
out a 27.7
mount paid out this year, $323 06
ke 10th Regiment. -
Bid Wm. F.Duriso0"for ad- 1 r
vertsiag. . 4 -50
is Baru for hauling, . 50
ul esse 8Sheale]e or
U9s , t tD parn
for.poeiingroads,- f 10 0
-S. Watson for plank,
":.B. R691tin forf-auli g 0
" Wm. Raiborn for baul
ing, - 1 25 ?
" Clerk's fees 1 year 10 00
$281 88
Id Commissions for paying
out -a 24 7 04
mount paid out this year, 8288 92
ount with the General Board of
s and )Jridges, 1848.
Ca.
o c'ash paid Treasurer of
Lower Ba'talion, Dr h Reg'r, 61306 00
do do 10th do 262 00
Upper Bat talion, 7th do 262 00
Lower do do 965 00
'a cash Abram Jones Clerkc
and Commissions, 8G 00
S~t2,881 00
Valuable Land ror Sale.
FH E Surbscribernofers for sale his valuable
Ptantationr, contaninrg. 400 acres. about
ne hailf of wvhich is cleared arnd in a high
ate of cultivation, and under good fences;t
re balance in w elI timbered woodlanrd. The
'ract lies. on Cedat Creek, waiters of Horn's
freek, 5 miles soutth-west of Edgefield, Court.
louse, and adjoining lands of Dr. J. F. Ad
mns, Jas. Rains.ford, Win. H. Moss and others.
in the premises is a good comfIortable Dwel
ng House, Gint House arnd Screw and all
ecessary out buildings, and an excellent
rchrard of alt kinds of Fruit. The ract is
rell watered and adaipted to tho cultivation of -
lotton Corn arnd small Grain.
Arty person wishaing to purchase will do well
a call and emn.rmine for themselves. For
urther information, applicationr dan he mand.e
o the ..ubscr:ber on the premises. previons to
ale day..&therwise, it will be sold co the high
est bidder.
B. R1. ADDISON.
Oct 4 5t 37
LAND? LAND:
!3YHE surbscribrer desiron:5 of going west,
..offers for sale his valuable tract of land,
:ortarrning one hundred and f fty acres. (150)
ymrtg urn the waters of indian Creek, waters
if Big Siairda, adjoining lands, of Win. Gib
on, Daniel Livingston arnd others. The Land
s well adapted, to the culture of Corn, Cotton.
ko. The premises are weTi improved, for
erms npply to thte subscriber living on the
rennsrtes. MARK RILEY.
Oct 11 St 38