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' 3. Co: Cheap C T HE Subscriber bnving just returned and most desirable Stock ever otiered such inducement as will de'y competitio Stock consisting as follows: 300 Pieces of Calicoes from 5 cts. up to 14 iid 16 cis. for which the very best quality of Goods will be given. Furniture Calico from 5 cts. up to 14 cis. for the best quality. Muslin de Laine, 20 and 25 ets. per yard latest style. :t -. Camelone, Cashmere, Colored and ,Black Alpaccas from 37& to 62.. Satin -r$ttiped, Alpaccas, Golduleas 25 ets per yard. Muslin de Laine, Tarton Busket and mnaude Shawls large size, very low. A full assortment of small &ilk shawls. losieiy, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs very low. Frigea. Ladies and lufant Caps a great variety. Linen Damask Table Cloths, Dimety, Gloves, &c. &c. Alarge selection of Ribbons, Tabs, &c. Lindseys. Cheeks. Bedticken a splendid article 9 yards for SI. and cheapest bleached and unbleached Homespun, the largest assortment ever seen in this mar ket, which will stand in comparison with CITY retail prices. All the subscriber has to say, if you cant and prices at the old original CHEA CA please you ; therefore comc and see before I Bargains can be got at Oct 25 Look at This. Great Bargains in Dry Goods. W1LLlJ.I II. CR.WEE. (At his Old Stand in Augusta. Ga.) .AS just received from New York a large and extensive assortment of FA LL and WINTER GOODS. many of whieb lie is selling from 20 to 25 per cent, less than last year's prices, he would invite his friends and all others who wish to purchase goods low to give him a call. In his stock are many Rich -and Fdsliunable Goods, such as Rich Satin Stripe and Chnigeable Silks. Wide Black Gro DeRhtte and Lustre Silks, Rich Satin Stripe and Figured Cashmeres, Cashmere Decosse and Muslin DeLanes, (very cheap,) Lamertine Stripes and Plaid Worsteds, Satin Stripe and Plaid Alpaccas, Mohair Lustres and Changeable Plaids, Plain, Black and Silk Warp Aipaccas, A large assortment of English and American Prints, handsome Patters and very cLeap, French and Scotch Ginghams, Rich,Cashmere and Plaid Woolen Shawls, Blegaiit Lace Caps and Muslin Collars, Gabriels and Jenny Lind Coliars, Drapery Muelin and Furnituie Dimety, Welch Gauze and Milled Flannel3, 10-4'&12-4 Ribon Bound Whitney Blankets. The- above; together with 'a large assort ment of Cloths,.Cassameres,. Vestin,gs. Sati'. na '"tu Ja Blankee. lannels' :3tin tv " l ie' 2A n Sheetii s'(ery cheap), v_h .i. variety a ~thegoods too numerous to. mention in thi Advertisemenat. -- Ot 25 - 4t ___40 GREAT BAIRGAINN. DUN IA R &. BU RNSID)E has just receiv ed by Rail Road and River. the follnwing list of GOODS, to which they respectfully in, vite attention. Plnters visiting otur. market would do well to give us a call before purchza sitig elsewhere. 47 Hhids. St. Croix, Porto Rico and N. 0. Sugars. 25 Bbis. No 1 Clarified Sugars. 70 . " Superior Coffee Sugars. 5 " and 5 boxes Loaf, Crushed and Pow dered Sugars, West India and New Orleans MoInses, 175 Bags Rio, Laguara ad Java Coffee, 400 Sucks of Salt. 75 barrels Mackerels, 50 bo:les 1'ine Cheese, 3 tierces Rice. 125 kegs of Nails and Brads, S30,000 lbs. Sweedes Ironi-nl sizes, Band Iron, German and Ca.st Steel, Wagon Bocxes, 100 boxes Window Glassq-all sizes, 500 pounds Putty. in Itiadders, 4,500 pournds 'White Lead. Vernon Mills, 2 barrels Linseed Oil, Ditchierv Boots, Brogans and Ladies Shoes, 500 Heavy Dull'el Blankets, 20 pair Fine Bed Blankets. Keiseys. Osnabnrgs, Shirtings and Sheetings, 2 cases Prints-nll pr,tterns. Pgiiited Buckets and Tabs. Brassbound Buckets and Wire Seeves, 3000 pounds Hetmlock. and 300 pounds oak tan nued Sole Le.tther, Upper Leather anid Calf.. skins, 200 Coils Rope-1000-pnunds Twine, 125 bags Shot, 50 ke.ss best Powder, Lead, Bluestone, Indigo, Copperas, Candles, Sperm and Tallow, Chewing Tobacco, Sugar Cans, Measures, Pepper, Spice, Gin-.. ger, Cane Seat Chairs. Wood and Cane Seat Rocking Chairs, and mrany other articles too te diotus to enumerate. We will be making almost daily accessions to Ot stock, and would be pleased to attend to all orders from our friends, and feel astured of giv ing satisfaction. DUNBAR & BURNSIDE. Hambuirg, S. C., Oct 25 tf 40 ,Sheri If's Sale. - Y virtuo of sundry writs of F'ieri Fa. ~Lcias, to me directed, I will proceed :J sell at Edgefield Court H1ouse, tin the irst Monday and Tuesday folloning in November next, the following property, in the following cases, viz : Humphrey Boulwvare, indorsee, vs John Mosely ; John L. Doby vs John Mtoso!y : Goode & Sullivan vs John Mosely ; Joel Curry vs John Mosely ; G. L. & E. Penn vs John Mosely: It. 3. Ryan for A. B. Ad,diaon vs .John Mosely ; G. A. McKie vs J.-Mosely and G. Briggs; S. F. Goode vs John Mosely, seven negrqps, vtz: Elinder. Yancey, Henry, Paruhena, Eme line, Lewis. Nedom. one Sulkey and H ar ness, ad one mare Mule. John G. Burtotn vs A. G. Leoke; T. 3. Dyson and others vs the same, one Car rege.. John Chappell vs Esau Brnoks, jr.; G. L. & E. Penn vs the same, four Bales of CoLton. Terms of sale cash. S. CH RISTIE, s. E. D. Oct. 2n 14 n,.. 40 EN'S sh Store. From the North, with one of the largest u ibis mnarkct; is now prepared to offer u, as regard quality and price. The READY MADE CL,OTIIING. The latest and most desirable fashions, consisting in Frock blue felting Over busi ness and Dress Coats, Cassemere, Vel, vet, Black and Figured Satiu Vests, Pan talnnns of various kinds. White Shirts front $1 to $2, Collars and Bossoms. Pocket and Neck silk Handker. chiefs superfine. Suspetders, &c. HATS, The latest styles now wearing at the North, and low cr.,w:ed Black and:l White, accordingl 'ow. CAIPS, CAPS, Gl.eue, from 124 cents, up higher, Vel vot, Cloth, Polish Silk, Gilt Turban Bcys Caps, Blue Navy. Ptffnen's Bi"avor Plush Cloth, Spanish Silk French Guard, and a large assortment at the lowest prices ev er .hown in Edzefield. . Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, at va rious prices. Kerseys by the piece 114 cents. a large assortment of Blankets, to numerate eve ry article is too tideous. be pleaeed in regard of quantity, quality, mu S-roa, there is no telling what will uying anywhere, and you will say the best J. COil N'S Cheap Cash Store. 31 40, DRY GOODS! FROM 15 TO25 PER CENT LESS THAN LAST YEAR'S PRICEs!! At T. Brenn:un's Cheap DRV GOODS 8TioRE. Opposite the Mansion House and nez door to Hand 4' Williams Gro cery Store, Augusta, Ga. T HIE undersigned has received his supply of Fall & Winter Good,.among which are Figured. Watered and plain black silks, Black Alpacas and Boibazines, Colored Alpaccas, plain and satin striped, French Cashmeres and English Merinos, 50 pieces Muslin DeLaines. 12., to 25 cents, 30 do- Cashmeres, 25 to 50 cents, 100 do Scotch and French Ginghams,124 to 31 cents. 500 pieces Prints, from 4 to 124 cents per yaid, 10 bales brown Shirtings and Sheeag, 4 to 10 cents Fringes, Gimps and Buttons, Bleached shirtigrs, etc , 5 to 124 cents, Irish Linens and Table Datnasks,' Needle worked Collar., Chemisetts, Irish Linen and thrend Edgings, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,'G to 374 conts. hiosiery, Gloves. Ribbons. Laces, etc. Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds and Erminetts. Sattinets. enn't! ' - Uct '~~ 40 Cantly. - A Fresh.suipply, just received. Price 25 cents per pound. For sale by R S. ROBERTS. Oct 25 tf 40_ CIarzIifed S2g ar. ASuperior Aricle. 8 poundsi for SL Forsale by R. S. ROBERTS. Oct 25 tf 40 Ne-. Goods Arrived at RI. CA1USSE & Co's New Cash Store. I~ NG11A M Umbrellas, :r/4 to $2 enich. Limen Cambric lindkerchiefs from 10 to 50 Cents each. 1 Case new style dress Prints 64 to 124 cents per yard. I do. furiniture chintz G4 to 20 cents per~ yarrd. Pes. All Wool red and wite Flannnels front 20 tn 37.3 cents per yard. Pcs. 6-4 Bleziched and Brown Sheeting~s 14 cents per yard. Pcs. 4 4 - " "' Shirtings at 8, 10, andl 124 per yard. Satirneta and Kenrtcky Jeans 314 to 50 cents per yard. Pcs WVhi;e Furniture Fritnge, 18 yards in piece only 75 cents. Gene's 'black arnd colored Italian Silkt Cravats frota $1 to e2 each. Ladies silk neck ties 31, 50 and 62A cenrts ench. Bonnets for Laiier, and Alisses 0f the newest styles and ,atnst desirablle kinds, sutch as Fine D)rawn arnd lioneycotmb Sitk, Ftorentce Braid tRoland. Adelaide Braid, Cliina Ps-art. ~eoglish split Straw, Devnn's black Bonnets in great variety, rat p,rices ranging from $1,'25 to $400. Flow'ers and Ribbons Of evr style ard quality, some of which ate of the latest imiport:atisn. Grocerics. Brown Sutgars 10, 1I. anal 13 pounds for $1. Rio Coffee, 10 pounds for $1. Raisins, Black P'epper, starchi, arid Fresh Salerattus,.124 eta, per pound. Soft shell Altnunds and Castile soap 25 cis per pound. Hyson Tea a good article 50 cts. per pound. Spices of all kinds. Sperm and Tallow Candles 20 arid 374 per New Rice.. BOOTS and SHOES. Get' AT,7S and CAPS. Get'fine French Calf stich Boots from $3,50 to $4 a pair. do. Sewed arid Pegged Shoes. BUys Brogans from 624 75 and $1 per pair. Serrvanrt's large size Slips at 43 cts. per pair only. Ladies Finre Kid and Walking Ties. .31 isses Ties arnd Bootees. In fint Shoes of all Colors and Quality. Boys & Mlen's glazed Caps from 124 to 25 ets, each. Mien's cloth Caps from 314 to 75 ets. each. Mohian Plush, at $1. -. Navy'taps with covers $2,25 eta. HARD WA RSE, CROCK ERY and G LA SSW AR E. CONrECTIONA RIES. Perfumery, and Fancy Articles. And a general assortment of other goods too. numnerous to mention, all of which will be sold low for cash. Rt. C. & CO. n,.,11 9e - 3 Btgller Lodge 7I'o. it. ( Regular meeting of this Lodge will te held on Mlonday -evening next at 7 )'clock, , JOHN LYON Sec. Oct.25 It 40 Home Mis-ion Board of the Edgefield Baptist Associatibn. A Meeting of the Board is appointed to be held at iLe Baptist Meeting House it Edgefield 0. H., o: Saturday the 28th nstant, the day before the fifth Lord's Day u tl.is Month, (October.) At the some .ime it is intended to comn.encea protrac ted meeting with the Church. Ministers are invited to attend. Oct 18 2t 39 P. S.-The members of the Beard are W. B. Johnson. J. M. Chiles. W. P. iiill, J. Coleman, S. Geuzen, D. D. Brunson, j N. L. Griffin, and J. iluiet. s P. 5. BROOKS, O F F E R S hi4 professional services in LAW and EQU ITY. Oct 4 tf 37 JOSEPR ABNEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ILL practise in the Courts of Edgefield W and the adjoining Districts. 5 Aug 23 tf 31 'W. C. JldORJIGXE. WILL practise in the Courts of Law and Equity in the Districts of Edge9e\ and Abbeville. Office, Edgeficld C. H. Sept 20 3m 35 ACARD. DR. ELBERT BLAND respectfully offers his Professional Services to the citizens of Edgefietd village and vicinity. Office next door to the Court House. Aug 16 tf 30 Leo. H. De Laimpe. Surgeon Dentist, H AS returned to Edgefield, C. II., to remain for a short time only. during which, he can be found at Mr Sr.tss's Hotel. REFERS to B. A. RoDRtoUEs, M. D., Surgeon Dentist, Charleston, S. C. Sept. i tf 33 ADMINISTRATOR SALE. BY permission from John Hill, Esq., .Ordinary of Edeflield District, I shall proceed to sell at the late rebidence of Wyehy t .rrest deceased, on Saturday the '28th inst.. the personal property of said deceased. consisting in part of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Carpenters Tools, Cattle, &c., TERsts-All sums under $5 cash, all over that amount, on a credit of twelve months, with note and two approved se curities. JOSEPH PATTERSON. Oct. 10 1848 2t 39 A CARD. T HE Teachers of Edgefield District, and all concorn'd in Teaching Primary, or Elementary Schools, are requested to meet at Edgefield Village on Monday the 6th Nov. 1848, a full attendana - date.to take the Uensus of Edgefield District, For the first anid last call, O.h ye of little faith. how long shall I be with yon. M100DY HARRIS. Oct 11 t 38 Wlead Quarters, .2nd Restiment Cavalry, S. C. M. Edaefield C. H , Oct. 5th, 1848. Orders No. 9. A Court Martial will convene at Edgefield Courti House on Monday the 6th of November next, to try all defanitters of thie Edgefie.ld Sqnadron of Cavalry for the Regimental Re view at Longimi res on the 26th Sept. last. The Court will consist of Capt. Rob't MJerie wethter. President;t Lieutenants D. M. Glover, Jasper Yeldell, and Jamnes Ml. Harrison Mers hers; Cornets WV. Ihall anid B. HI. M!iller Supernuimeraries ; John T1albert, Judge Advo cate. Bly order of THOS. W. LANHA N. Cotl.2nd Regiment, 1st Brigade Cavalry. 1st Division, S. C. M. Oct 11. i f 38 Valuable Land for Sale. TH E Subscriber offers for sale that hUIelhby situation in Edgefield District, lately owned by L. M. Churchill, on the Hami:.urg Road, eight miles South of Island Ford. The place contains some 270 acres of lively bottom and c:reek land-about 6t0 actes have been in cultivation. With Farm buidings, a commodious house and a good stand, &c. Terms to suit an approved pur enasel. For particulars ingmure of Josiah Reams, near the piemnises, H. R. Spann, Esq Edgefield Court House, or WV. R. HILL, .Near Island Ford. Sept. 20, 1848 tf 35 J?lore Cheap GAood8! 1 HIOGSHIEAD heautifut Sugar il pounds 3fo,r $I. 1 Box Soap, 10 cents a Bar. 3 Boxes Adamnantina Candles 37) cents a pound. I Box Black Tea very fine. I Bag Black Pepper 124 cents a potitd. 1 Box Superb Chewing Tobacco 75 cents a pound. 2 Boxes fine do do 37& ets. 4 do do do 25 " 2 do common tdo do 12& " Segars of appioved Brunds itt alt prices. For sale by R. S. ROBERTS. Oct 11 2t 38 IUThe friends of Cot. JOH N H IL L an. noutce him as a candidate for Sheriff of Ed: ield District at the next election. Sep 13 tf 34 (12The friends of Cot. THOS. W. L.AN H AIM announce him as a canadidate far the ofice of Shteiff at the next election. Sept 13 i f 34 OJ We are autnorized to announce T. J. W HITAKERt. as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff, at the ensuing election. Aug. 23 tf 31 We are atnthorized to announce Capt. HUMPHREY B3OULWARE,asa Can didate for Sherliff', at the ensuing election. Oct. 10th, 1848. if 38 The Friends of WM. P. BUTLER. Esq..4 announce him as a Candidate for Sheriff, at the next election. UThe friends of WESLEY BO DIE, Esqr., announce him-as a candidate for the O.ffice of Sheriff of this District, at the etaini election. I GOODE & ' ESPECTFULLY. invite the attent general, to their extensive and well .'FILL .1YD JFJ Comprising a complete assortment~of i Among the lead Rich Satin strip'd Lustreen, 1 " Plaid Brilliantes, Jenny"Lind Plaid Silks, Cavaignac and Oregon Plaid, Satin strip'd and Plaid Cashmere, < New style French worked Collat., Black and White figured Laces, SILK F t\urs, Bu-rros Fox Gwr.L, Fancy and Plain Ca'tmmere, Enli5h and American Tweeds, Sattinetts and Kenturky Jeans, A general a HATS, CAPS, 11ONNETS, FLC Gen's and iloy's BOOTS, Ladies t IlI-RDWARE. CUTLERY. GLA TIN WAItE, DtU(GS & .1E1l) LA MP. TRAIN & ''AN6TERS C CARPET BAGS, HARNESS & bCH1OOL BOOKS -Al 900 Pr. NEGRO SHOES. 3000 YJ1. NEGRO CLOTH, 25,000 lts. ASS All the above Good' with a large Stocl too numerous to mention, will be sohl at 1 tomers w receive pailiclar allenlion. Th favors, a continuance is solicited. Oct. 11 1843 JEW ELERY ! JEWELERY !! JUST opened the lar-et assortment ever bought for this Market, consistin; of Gold Finger Rinra. Laflies Shaawl andI Gentlemen's Gold Pins, Ladies and Mis ses Gold Earrings, Gold Pencils, etc.. All of which ate warranted Gold, and will be soll extremely low at 3. CO11NS' Cheap Cash S ore. Oct 18 tf 39 NEW GOODS. HE Subscriber has just received hi. FALL and WINTER STOCK of GOODS consisting in.part of a splendid lot of Trstead Goods for Ladies Dresses of all kinds, a fine lot of Ginghams. English & American Prints, Col'd & Black Alpacca's, Bowbazine, A LARGE AND SPENDID STOCK OF Ngrto Shoes, Blankete & Kerseys, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Hats'& Caps. To which he invites his friends, and the public to call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere, as he feels confident that he can give satisfaction to all who ntty favor him with a call. 13. C. BRYAN. Oct. 10, 1848. tf 38 Sugar, Coffee & Molasses. At the Cheap Cash Store. QPLFNDID SUGA ltc !IA- A _ .uy Us last season, we have been,.compelled to promise to pay a large amount of money in the months of Octo ber, November and December, and in or der to pay it, we would respectfully say to all those indebted 'to. us on the first day of January last, t6 ceme and pay upi as ear ly as possible. GOODE & SULLIVAN. Oct18 51t 89 DUE NOTICE IS hereby given. to all persons indebted .to the subscriber, previous to the first of January last, that untless thtey settle all their Notes or AccountS, on or beftore the first of December next, they will all inudiscritinately he .placed in the hands of an Officer for collection. JOHN COLGAN. Oct 17 7t 39_ Notice. ALL persons indebted to the Estate of AW mT. Scurry deceased, are requested to make immediate payment, anid those having demands against the Estate, to pre sent them~ to thme subiscribsers, properly at tested. 11. C. CU LBRBEA'rT . ? .n's Mt ARY II. SCURRIY, iAr Oct. 18 3mt 30 N'otice. LL those indebted to the Estate o SN ancy Quarles deceased, are ref quested to make immiediate paya,ect, atnd those having demtands to present them properly attested. GEORGE BOSWVELL, * Executor. October 9th, 1843, 4t 38 N7IO flC E. LL p)ersons htavingr demandsl again.i J. D. Tibb,etts prior to the Assignttmnt. will rett der thenm itn by thie 1st. day of~ November hext. And all inidebtedl must maake paywrnt by thtat timte, or they will be sned. JOtIN HIUIET, fur thme Assignec. Sept. 27 4t dh N7Yotice. IFOREWARN all person fromn tradintg for a ote given) by tme to Wdehy Holtowtay for Ninety dotllars doe flte first of Jantury. aigh teen hudred and fifty, and dated Septemtber the 23d 1848. as I never intend to pay the suid pte, or atny part thereof, ttnless comupelletd by Law, as the conditions for which the aliove ote was gNen, has filed3.D.BYN Oct 9th,.1848- tf 28 For.Sale or Rent. TH E HlOUSE and LOT frmterly .n kied by S. S. Totmpkins, Esq. A pply o. , F. GOODE. t April 4 - ft 31 a'e yot#r Rags !! 000 Ponindsol cleant Cotton .0 orLinen Rags wanted. for which, goods will be given in Exchange at the rate of TSvo cetnts a pound. Atny qutuntity stall or large will be taken and, goods ex changed for them at lowest cash ptrices. R. S. ROBERTS. Edgefield C. IH.. ,, ept.297 S jULLIVAN, inn of their customers and the trade is dected stock of INTER E;OODS, he newest and most fashioible styles, ing article's are English and American Prints, Bombazines und Alpaccas, Black and colored figured Silks, Enalish and Scotch Gin-hame, Sup'r Pl..id Cashmere Shawls, Large. Silk Shawls and Visits, Rin5 Roy and Wool net do. AND 111LtSLtY TatmINos, uIMN'S WEAR. Linen and Moreun Shirts, Over Cnat- and Sacks. PI1in and Figured Satin Vestings, 9sortment of WERS and RIBBONS. HOES and POlKAS BOOTEES, ,SS, CINA & CLOCKERY WARE, INES. WIlTE LE.I) IN OIL, 11L. SA DD LRY, TR UNKS, SOLE LEATEIER, S; STATI!OARY, SO Fine BED & NEGRO BLANKETS, 12.0100 lbs. CUT NAILS from 4 to 40, Oi'I) IRON. .f lo,iestics ntl many fancy Articles, rices to suit these hard tines. Cash Cos ankful to our regular Customers for past AMERICAN HOTEL, (Formerli :lubbard's) 1IA ! UIRG, S. C. G RATEFUL for past favors, the subst:ri her hereby gives notice that his House is now in complete order. and would reapectfully invite all persons visiting Ha-nburr and the, travelling public to give him :t call. confidently believing, that he can give entire satisfaction to all those who desire a quiet ordlerly 1Ioust, comfortable Rooms and Beds with as good a. table as the Market can furnish. Stables, Lots and Carringe House in first rate order and well supplied. A. sobei and attentive Hostler always in attendane. Par ticular attention given to Horses left by per sons visiting Charleston or other places. Carriages always in readiness to convey passengers to and from the Rail Road whet4 desired. forscs an Vehicles to Let. WMI. KETCH Utii Oct 4 12t 37 SPANN HOTEL T H E following are the terms of Boarding &c., beginning 1st inst. - M Bml,:.--. -_.." --e -lY unonth, $12 50 eig; con.isting or Dry Goods. Gfoc1" Cutlery, Hardwarc, Me'dicines, &c. .Terms of Sale.-A cr'edit on all sums boer Ten dollars aintil the 1st day of Feb. next, the prchaser giving note and good security. All sumns under Ten dollars cash. All persons indebted to thte Concern are renested to settle tip immediately, atnd persons having claimns against the Estate, will present thom properly atttested to. SAMUEL BROOKS, As'signee. Oct131 Jt ' NOTICE. TTNDE R the deed ol assignmen.t td me ~fromn Messrs. G. L. & E. Penn, for the benefit of their creditors. I will of'er for sale at -Edgefiesid Court House on fMon day the 18th of November. next, and the da~y following, all thte real anid personal property of the said G. L. & E. Penn. ctnsisting of two valuable Houses and Lots wkere they now live, the store house and lot, in which they have been dog bu siness, andI several p)arcels of land In and nar the Village. About 40 likely Ne groet, and other articles of property. Trerms of sale, the real Estate on a cred it of one and iwo years, and the negroes Ott twelve months credit, both with inter et from date ; as to the ahe'r property, all sumDs under thirty dollars dash, and over that sum on a credit tutil the 1st of Feb-' rury next. Pnrchasers will be required tn give notes with two apiproved sureties, bfre the property is delivered. N. L. GRIFFIN-A ysignee. Oct. 18 4c 39) Negroes for Sale. W ILL be sold at Edgefield Conrt lionse Ott the first Mnnday in November next, if uttt disposed o,f previously seve:al likely Negres. Aty plerson desironis of purchaing would do well tocall atid see them. D. BlIUNSON. Er'r. Sonth, 7 miles fromu thte Court Hlouse, ott the Abbeville Road Oct 5t 37 INew Bloot aod Shoe MAVIUFACTO RY. ',jIlLR Gentlteun'd Boots andi, Shnes. aT re ma de ti a mtost stuperior style of fit and workmanship. Gentlemien wantinig cork soled, douible soled, water pr'oof. whilking, dtess. patent l-nther. ad a fine ptup anled BOOTS, neced butt. leave their orders with the subscriber. WVILL1AAM McEVOY. march 1 tf 6 Notice. A LL persotns indebted to the Estate of RaIl Iph Scurry. are requested to make immediaie paymnent. H1. C. CUL BREATH, Adrnr., Oct 18 5mt39 - Notice. A LL Persons indebted to the lete fiam of tPresley & Bryan, are requested to tmake imimediate settle.mtent, otherwise the A ccounts and Notes.wifl be placed in th& hands of proper Olicers, for collection. PR ESLEY & BR YAN. Oct. 10, 184$ tf 3S eenl .Departmcnt. Of thet ate.of South Carolina. y His Lxecflencu DAVID JOHNSON, Covernor .'u Conmander-in-Chief, in a" d over ;*"State of Soutlh. Carolina. "o the H1noeolle the Senators and Mem hers of thoouse of Representatives of the Generl Assembly of the State of South Carina: Whereas~by the Constitution of the iited Sta eaci,State is authorized in uch manter' s the- Legisla ture thereof nay direci appoint a number of Elec nrs of Preient and Vice President of the Jnited States equal to-the whole number ,Seuators Representatives to which he dtate m e enfitled.in the Congress f the . Uuited-States; and the time of :hoosing the: Electors, and the day on which theydshall give heir votes, which hall be iie. same throughout the United States, waso be determined by Congress. And whiereas by an act- of Congress >assed and approved on the first day of darch, 'in*4be year of our Lord one housand settn hundred and ninety-two, was enacte -amongst other things, that *Electors shall be appointed in each State or the eleciton of President and Vice Presi= lent ofthe rU. S. within thirty-four days >receding the first Wednesday in Decem >er, one ihpnsand seven hundred and nine.. y-two, arid, n ithin thirty-four dlays pre !editg thektst Wednesday in December in every .farth year succeding the last slection." ,and "that the Electora shall reet and e their votes on the first said ednesda in December, at such place n each . toyasshall be directed by the Legislatu 'lig roof." And : ras -the Legislature of this State, byn'Act passed on the third day if ecem F in the year of our Lord one housand en hundred and ninetv-two lid enact iiat Electors of President and Vice Pres ent of the United, States shall e appotI by ballot on the Tuesday precedin eduesday the fifth day of De :erber o esamo year, in the House of Represen ivea .at Columbia, by the Le rislature - this State, of by such persons as shall b received members thereof, and shall atte d on that day; and also4hai the Electors s resident and Vice President shall be pointed by ballot on the Tues day prec ing the first Wednesday in De comber in very fourth year succodintg the last electi a the the Ilouse Representa tives-at mbia, by the Legislature of his Stir hich-shall'be the existing, or by suelp' na as shallhe returned mem bers tbi "' -and shall attend on. that be appl -~4. The fourth Monday in Novembo ceah year being the time ap. pointed b~ the Constitution of this Stame for the retnfai- annual ineeting of the Le gislature,l it follows, tbat it will not be in sessob on the Tuesday next after the first Ml'nday in Novembet next, the lime at which the Electors of Presidoni and Vice President are te he appointed ac ording to the Act of Congress before re ferred to; se that the State will not have it in its power to appoint Electora.of Presi dent and Vice President, unless the Legis lature be especially convened for the pur pose. . . . Now therefore I, DAVID Jonso,, ir pursuance of the power in me vested by the Constit'ution of this State, authorising the Governor "on extraordinary oc:casions: to convene the General Assembly," do issue this rny Proclamation, calling upon and requesting the Sentators of the General Assembly of this State whole tertms of or Se have not expired, and those who have een now recently elected, and the Mem* ers of the House of Repiresentativos who( have also been now recently elected, to nvene at Columbia. on the first Monaday in November now next ensuing, that they inay be1,resent in'the House of Represen. ratives on the said Tuesday next after the mid first Monday to appoint Electors of President and Vice President of the Unit ad States in conformity to the Act ot Cun ress aforesaid, last referred to. Given unader my [land and Seal of the State, at L imestone Springs. of the State aforesaid, the twelfth day of October, in the year of ... our Lord, one thousand eight hun dred and forty-eight, and in the seventy-third year4of the lodepen. dence of the United States of A merica. DAVID JOHNSON. B3y the Governor: B. K. [HENEoANr. Secretary of State. Oct 18 3t 39 We are authorized to announce THOS0. 31BACUON, a candidate for re-election as 3 lerk of the Court, for Edgefield District. Trho friends of E. PENN, atnnuunce im as a Candidate for 'he Office of Clerk t the etnsuing election. Octh1 if 38 -Tne friends of PETER QUATTLEr 3UMl, Esqt.. innounce him as a candidate fa he Oflice of Clerk of the Court of Comnmn Pleas, of this District, at the ensuing election January 14 tf . 50 Wie are authorized to announce EDWAR D RESLEY, as a Candidate for the Office of )rdinary at the-ensuing etection. Oct 4 tf - 37 We are authorized -to announce Cot. NILLIAM B3. MOSS, as a Candidate Or the ofEice'of Ordinary at the ensuing letion. Oct 4 ,. f 37 gy The friends of H ENRY T. WR IG HT ~sqr., annoutnce hitti as a candidate for the of ce of Ordinary -of this District, at the cnsning tion. mav 24 t 18