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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. - IN EQIUTY. .saac-Outz, Lucinda Outs, and others. 1OTICE is hereby given that, by Ivirtue of an Order from the Court of Equit y in this case,1I shall proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House, on the first Mon day in November next, the three flloKing tracts of land, belonging to the estate of Peter Outz. dee'd., viz; Tract No. 1,- coutaining,by survey of A. R. Able, D. S., made 12'h September, 1848. One hundred and sixty-six and a half acres, (1664) situate in the District and State aforesaid, on Horsepen Creek, and adjoining lands of John S. Smyley, T.. W. County, Thomas Harvey, William Dorn, Isaac Outz and Tract N.2, of the aforesaid estate. Tract No.2, containing by survey of A. R. Able, D. S., made 12th September. 1848, two hundred and forty-six (246( acres, adjoining the above tract of land, isaac Oatz, B. Outz and John S. Smyley. Tract No. 3, or Jacob Outz tract, cot. taining by survey of A. R. Able D. S., made 12th September. 1548, iuinetf-nitne (99) acres, lying on Gantt's branch, and adjoining lands held by Abram Outz, Isaac Outz, Williari Dorn, and Henry Outz. Said lands will be sold on a credit of one and two years, except for so much as will pay the cost of the suit to be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond and good sureties to secure the purchase money. S. S. TO.1PKINS, C. E. E. D. Commissioners Office, Oct. 10, 1848. Oct. i, 1848, 4t 38 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Frank Burt, Treasurer. Tully F. Sullivan, and Forecsur. NOTICE-io hereby given that by vir - tue of the decree of the Court of Equity in this case, I shall sell at Edgefield Court House on the first Monday in No. vember dext. That-lot or parcel of Land in Hamhurg, known and desigoated as'No. 71. in the original plan, bounded South by Market street, .orth by Mercer street. East by ----street. and West by Hamilton and Kernagahn. (No. 72) and containing fifty, (50)feet front on Market street, and 200 feet deep to Mercer street. Said Lot or parcel of Land will be sold for one third of the purchased money cash,. and the balance (243) on a credit of twelve months,.O bond with good sureties. The titles to be signed. but not delivered till the'purchase money he fully paid. 8. 8. TOMPKINS. s. E. E. D. Commissioner's Office, Oct. 10th, 1 848. Oct. I 4t 33. - SHElRIFF'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. David S.Curtis, Pereign Attachment: ri:tin Iist' orer from D Lollowing case, _ Thbomlas E. Hiut vs. Martin Hitt, two negroes, Hall and Dave. Terms cash. .E1. S. CHRISTIE, s .D Oct. 16 1848 - t 3 9 *SHIER IFF'S-SA LE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. .EDGEF1ELD DiSTRiCT, IN THE COURT 'OF' ORDINA RY. Elizabeth Bracki2ell A pp't' umn William Bracknell, and p ;arigon -ethers, Defendants. B n Ordr frm John Hill, Esq., wilproceed to sell at Edgefield Coort House, on the first Mionday, in November next, the lands belonging to the estate of John *Bracknell, dec'd., situate in thte District and State aforesaid, on the, road leading from Abbeville Court House to HIarburg, and adjoining lands of D. P. Self, William Tomnpkinsm, John P. Self, and others, containing Two hundred and thirty acres, more or less, sold on a,.crcdit of twelve months. The purchasr will be required to giv'e bonds and two approved securities, and a tmortgage of the premises to tbe Ordinary. 4 - to secure the parehase money. Cost to be paid in Cash. S. CH RISTIE, s. E. D. October 10, 1848 4t 318 SHERIFF'S SALE. State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN THE COURT OF ORDiNARY. M%argaret Jones and others, A pp't. Summons in Midldleton Jones and 'atiin others, Defts.. BY an order from John Hill, Esq., Or.. dinary of the D)istrict aforesaid, I wilproceed to sell at Edgefield C. H-., on the first .3onday in November .next, the lands belongir.g to the Estate of Joseph Jones,.,Deceased, situate in the District and State aforesaid, on the waters of Ste phens Creek, waters of Savannah River, adjoining lanids of Seth Butler, David Bunch, MIrs. Briggs, James Curry and oth-. era, contaitting seventy-ene acres mere or less, be sold on a credit of twelve mouths. The purebaser will be required to give bond and two approved securities, and a mortgage of the premises to the Ordinry, to secure the purchase money. Cost to be paid in cash. 8. GE RISTIE, 8. E. D. Oct. 11 1848 4t. 38. Notlee. A LL persons tndebted to the suberiber without distinctton, are requested to make imme '-tgpayment. P. 8. BROOKS. . t4 t -tf 37 p* ewniaa: . glmgancs DR. D JAYNE would hereby inform the public that he publishes annually for gra. tuitous .distribution, by himself and all his Agents,an Ahadac, called JAYNE'S-MEDICAL ALMANAC, AND GUIDE TO HEALTH. The calculations for this Alimenac are uade with great care and accuracy and for five dif ferent Latitudes and Longitudes, so as to make them equally useful .as a Calendar in every part of tho. United States and British North America.. They are printed on good pa per, and with handsome new type,. and are neatly bound, and besides being the neatest and nmost accurate Calender printed intbe.United States, they contain q'lurge amount of valuable infur ination.suited tothe wants of all, and of that kind too,-which canr,ot be found in books. His Catalage of Discascs, with remarks and directions for their removal is really invaluable, and make them welcome visiters in every house they enter. Every family should possess at least one of tlse Annuals. His Almanac for 1849 is now ready for distribution, of which lie designs to publish at least Trco Millions, and in order that every family n the United States and British America. way be furnished with a copy. he hereby invites MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS to forward their orders to R. S. RouEhTs, Edgefaeld C. H.. as early as possible and they shall be supplied "ratuitou.ly with'as many coi ies as they may beem *cessary to supply their various customers. They aie also invited at the same time, to send a copy of their " Busi" ness Card," which will be printed and placed on tie cover of the Almanacs sent them. They are also requested to give all necessary directions1iow the Almanacs should be for warded tothem. By law they cannot be sent by mail unless the postage is first paid on thein here. Orders (post paid,) directed to DR. D. JAYN E. Philadelphia, or to R S. ROBERTS, Edgeficld C. H.. will meet with prompt atten tion. T FAMILIES can obtain these Almanacs Gratis of R. S. ROBERTS, Agent fur Dr. D. JAYNE'S Family Medicines - Sept 20 if 35 WORMS! WORMS! Dr. Jayne's Tonic Fermi fuge. T lE most pleasant as well as the most certain reueily for Worms; which is perfectly safe, and so pleasant that childrrn will not refuse to take it. Is effectually de stroys Worms, neutralizes acidity or sourness of the stiomach. increases appetite, and acts as a goneral and permanent tonic, and-is there. fore exceedingly beneficial in intermittent and remittent fevers, indigestion, &c., and;is a cer tain and p+ermanen. cure for FavsRt and Ams It tint only destroys Worms and invigorates the whole system, but it dissolves the supera. bundant slime or mucous so prevalent in the stonmach and bowels of children, more espe. cially of those in bad health. This mucous forms the bed, or nest, in which worms pro. duce their young; and by removing it, it is impossible for them to remain in the body. It is harmless in its effects on the sys.. tem, and the health ofthe patient is always improved -by its use, even when no worms .are discovered Ntnerous certificates of its usefulness have been ieceivcd, which the pro prietor does not consider necessary to publish. In fact he is in daily receipt of letters of con" meudatien from varmotis parts of the country; not only in regard to-its superiority in the ex. 'pulsion of worms, but also on.accotunt of its valuable as a properties as a pleasant tonic and sitengtheuing.tnedieine.. a mo ,n e y. ad thirty piie~~f Tape.worm, and was thereby perfectly cured. Another gentleman of this eity hand it ad ministered to his little daughter, about three* years old, when she had a number of dischar ges from her bowels composed entirely of litR tIe white thread worms. He said they carme awvay.from her, not only by hundreds, but I may truly say, by thousands, seprarately :md in sohd balls as large as hickory nurs, conmposud en tirely of dead worms" For sale by Rt. S. Roberts, only. Agent in this plsce for the sale of Dr. Jayne's celebra ted Family Medicine. July 26 Gm 27 A great Desideratumn in Medicine. The Vegetable Restorative OR LIQU1D CJTNAR TIC. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Colic, Headache, E nlargemnent of -the Spleen, Costiveness, Acidity of the Stemack, and all diseases arising from a derangement of the Biliary Organs, CAN BE CUR ED wvith a great d egree of certaint y, without Calomnel, Blue Pill, or Pilis of any kitid, Salts tsr Oil, BY THlE UsEK OF THE LIQUID CATrIARTic. TI HIS Medicine is agreeable to take, arid .f.operates without griping or debilitating. Persons who have long been comipelled to take Pills, Oils or Salts, will find this a pleasant and highly val niable substitute. UJ7 A small qtnatntity of this Medicine taken daily, generally regulates the bowels in a short tune. DYSPEraIA OF A V'ERY BAD CHtARACTER. This is to certify, that I wyas attacked in March, 1845, with Dyspepsia or Inrdigestwon, of a very bad character. My ease was treated by eto P'hysicians in St. Louis, Missouri, 8 weeks; then by another in Wisconsin for three months; then by another tn the interior of Louisiana. then by several physicians in the Hospital of New Orleans. three months, b1,t waithout deri nning any real benefit from all the remedies pre scribed for me. Forturfately, just at this junc ture, and when my condition was mobt deplorable, I obtained a bottle of the "Veget'ta-. !le Restorutivec or Liquid Cathartic," by the use of which I so.n commenced improving, and for the first tims in fourteen months began to have regular and natural dischrarges from my bowels, and soon tregan to feel like becoming sound and healthy onice more--for all of which I am indebted under the blessing of God, to he above medicine. JUHN MAY. Columbus, May 3, 1847. For sale by R. S. ROBERTS. Aug23 6m . 31 .$300 REWARD. F ERDINAND A. SCHRODER who had been convicted of rendering a fraudulent chedule, and who was confined in tIre Jail of this Dist., effected Iris escape on Saturday night last. It-is suspected that lie was aided by oth.. e. I will pay TWO HUNDRED DOLZ LAIRS for the re-delivery of Schroder in this jail. ONE H UN DRED DOLLA RS for proof to conviction of any white person who aided him in his escape, and FIFTY DOLLARS lfor the proof to conviction of any negro or colored person who may have aided hint.. S. CH RSTIE-SERaFF. of Edgefield District, S. C. SHERRF' SA LE STATE OF SOUTH (ROLINA. -EDGEFIELD<D18 ICT. 1NiTHECOUR'T- NARY. Ellington Clark, Ap V_ G = umrrionsh Philip-Clark, and otheras 'r to Defendauts 8t-Parilon. Y ans Order from 1Hill Esq. Ordinary of theDist aforesaid, I will proceed to sel4 feldl Court House,-on the first Moa No venber next, lands belongingiihe ite of Eliza. beth Clark, ctecd;s'itie i1 he District and .State .aforesaid, on allon"Creek, waters of Savannah ltv'r d?Jlnio lands of Henry MStne,:r nr, ames Tompkios. Robert WaUac land ames Martin, containing one bti Icedanad sev onty acres more or lese, sid on a cred itof twelve mont -- - The Purchaser willi beTe aired to give bond and. wo approved and a mortgage nf the reiest he:Ordinary l to'secure the purchase no ' - ;:Cost to be paid.in*,Asy' - S,C 4 ;.s. E. D. Oct. 10, 1848 .38' STATE-OF SOUTH ROLINA EDGE.FiELI) D'S: 1CT. IN ORDIN4l . Sam'l Harris and Win. Harris, Appte.' vs - 15 n&i[ons'i Jared Harris, and Purtitio n. Win Worthington & Wife Martha. * IT appearing to my satiilhction that Jared Harris and William t rthl ton and wife Martha, distributces in the- ve stated case reside wi hoot the limits'ofthis Siate,it is there. fore ordcrcd that they do'appear. and object to the salo and division of thereaf;estate - of Green Harris deceased, on or before the..irst Monday in December neat, or their. e9nsent will be en tered of record. Given undeminy hand at my office the 8th day ufAunpt 1l48. JOHn -HILL,'o ED. Ang 9 29. Jayne's CarinWiWive Ral. 8 a pleasant, certain, safeand'efettil re medy for Dysentary, Diirrblia or Loose ness, Cholera Morbus, ducimer' Complaint.. Colic, Griping Pains, Sou6ttiach, Sick and at Nervous Headache, HeatI6i-" aterbiash, n Pain or Sickness of the Stdi'i. inmniting, Sptting up of Food after 1Inb and' also fr where it passes throug th :uchn~e-,a W antof'Appetite, Restlsn" ' and inability F to Sleep, Wind in the Sto nac =and=Bowels, h Hysterics, Cramp,. Nervosi-'Teniours and fa Twitchings, Sea Sickness F tij, Melan pi choly and Lownesa,of Spr ttng 'of lu fants, and for.all Bowel aud Ner A vous Diseases. w This article is really invaa "o- a family, ar and may be depended upon, nodif generblly sa used by physicians, Summer-Complaint would at be deprived of all. its horroi a they would not lose'ane patient in fivebanded cases, but would perform effectual cuares'o one forth of cc thetime required by the usuaiiiiethods-of treat- ti ment.- It'is as effectual foite' as it'is for w children. This Carminative has -also ft-, bappyef. feet on the many Dysper r'- dsotders of the stomach-such as sour stom atburn,.a ter brash,;sick head ache; of the breast, cough;4difficulty.ilbtetlau tremore,y. spasms, melancho. .iiinkinga Itnea,o, miting., and spitting.p h . er eating, ,,w-t arrr.uumasE was , ; U-i,watoxpTownl, iv N. J., says:'"Havin6 heen afilted with a-se vere Bowel.Complauist attend' with distresp rig pain and discharge of 1b16o nnd every ap- tit -pearance of approacliitig fi, I obmn ed one bottlc ol Dr. Jayne rmmuniative Bal sam, a few doses of which'( acn according to directions) effected a perfct cure." i From the Rev. JonathanfGi'aeo .Y ca Dr. D. Jayne--Dear Sir-* ,~g made use th of your Carminitive Balsainb T~ amily, and hi finding it to be admirably .a&ds to the com. plaints for which it is intindd ,'I take pileae- of ore in recommeniding it to the ise of my friends and the public generally.;isi'eving those who are afflieted with any of these complaints will find relief in the use of this valuable medicine, - JONATHAN GOING. D. D. Pres. Granville'College, Ohio. For sale by R. S. Roberw, only Agent in this place for the sale .of Dr. ayne's celebia ted Family Medicine. pt July26' ~27 -c STATE OF SOUJTH CAROLINAs EDGEFIE LD DISTRICT, er IN EQUiT. Partum WVall and others, )-Bil for Pardi Is "... io ofIEsiateof James Wall and others, -Aay Wall. IT a enring to nysatifation that James U.Wal& Martha Dnnlap, defendants in this I case, are and reside without-the. limits of this 1' State; ordered that the defendants above'nam ed, appear in this Honorable.Court, and plead. usi answer or demur. to'the* Bill, within three or months from the publication of this order, or bu the said Bill will be takenjpr.cofesso against them. 8. 8. TOMPE.INS, c. E. E. D. clh Comnmissioner's Office, Sept. 26, 1848. Sept 27 1848. .3m 368 in Notice C OL.JOHNBAUSKETT is appointed - myc atrorm din my temporary ab R.'6UROBERTS. 7 Edgefleld, C. H. 9th Octi 1848. Ot 11 ' tf . 38 of lER. ROFF,.who held conditionally ain in LV.terest,in the right o Ejgeeld District, to Hotchkiss' Reacti.on 'Mili Ieels, (Patent) las never complied-with'si' ndition,-thero - fore he holds no rntereai atie-lias no right te S'] sell or ma-e any contract'Jr -said Wheels. We, the undersigned are'li owners, of saId right, arid a tight putrchasai dfrm anj other,] unless our agent, will.not. e~od. - Mr. J. T. W EBRER, we ahorise, with full power to act as our agent.J ~COTEI( & MOOR. . March 1, 1847. eis6 . Notice4' his H E Estate of Marsal i mith, deceased, of ..being without adminis iation, and there-. Ca fore derelict, all personshavi a1ppers pertain- -or ing to the estate, are requ dto hand them all over to me by ihe earles pa*cable timie, and api all those indebted to the esi to mnake pay- Ca nent, anid those having deibands to: present the them properly attested'. if JOHN- lL, 0. E. D. not jane 14 6 ?jm 21 . AHamburg JournR willpease copy. 3 GEEGEi r PRTL0W. HEREBY -ive notice that they continue the WAREhiOUS E and COMMIaSION BUSINESS in the Town of Hlamburg; and having associated with them tta.Jaats L. Ksour, the:Firm'wilin future be Geiger, Partlow & Knight, Who tender to customers and planters gener. ally, their services in the Storage and sale of Cotion and other produce. - Advances will be made when required on p.oduce in Store, and their. charges will be regulated by a due regard to the state of the times. Hamburg, S. C. Sept. 1,1848. Oct 4 12t 37 The Abbeville Banner, Laurensville Herald, Greenville Mountaineer, and Anderson Ga zette will each insert to the amount of $5. and forward account to G. P. & K. SPANN HOTEL. EDGEFIELD, S. C. HIS splendid and commodious Edifice T being completed is now opened to re ceive both transient and conatan! Boarders and promises to furnish its patrons and friends with as good entertainment and accoweoda, tions, as can be expected in this part of !be conntry. Connected with this Establishment there are conyenient lots for the accommodation of Drovers. F e Travelling Community-there are ke eces and Horses to let upon liberal tf 36 unble Land for Sale. V H E Subscriber offers for salo his valuable Plantation, containin:g 400 acres. about one hall' of which is cleared and in a high state of cultivation, and under good fences ; the balance is %% eli timbered woodland. The Tract lies on Cedar Creek, waters of Horn's Creek, 5 miles south west of Edgefield, Court house, and adjoining lands of Dr. J. F. Ad ams, Jas. Rainsford, Wm. H. Moss and others. On the premises is a good comfortable Dwel. ling House, Gin Hnuse and Screw and all necessary out hnildings, and an excellent orchard of all kinds of Fruit. The Tract is well t ntered and adapted to the cultivation of Cotton Corn and small Grain. Any person wishing to purchase nill do well to call and emnmine for themselves. For further information, application can be made to the snbscriber on the premises, previous to sale daiy,-otherwise, it will be sold to the high est bidder. B. R. ADDISON. Oct 4 5t 37 LAND: LAND: T HE ubscriber desirons of going west, offers for sale his v.aluable tract of land, containing one hundred and Efty acres, (150) lying upon the waters of Indian Creek, waters of Big Saluda, adjoining lands, of Wm.-Gib son, Daniel Livingston and others. The Lind is well adapted, to theculttire of Corn, Cotton, &c. The pre.rises are well iniproved, for terms apply to the subscriber-living on the premises. M ARK RILEY. Oct 11 -3t 38 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 pleise make immediate. paytnent to Mr..Edmund Penn who iwill be found for the -present at their old stand, and who has been appointed by,te.creditors.to0act as- agent with..me: Thotiho atLantnn .ta.i-f,.* .lYo Lce. .A PPLICATION will be made to the Legis lature at its unext Sessiotn.,for a Pu blic Road to be made from Shinburg on t.,uffee Town Creek, by way of Dorn's Milhi on Hardlahor Creek, to intersect the old Cam bridge Road in Abbeville District, not far.from Mattison's lFerry on Little River. A us 30th 1848. 3m 32 MOT ICE. A PPLICATION will be made to the Leg islatiie of thie State at the next Sesion, to repeal the Sixtg 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 3m 31 Notice. A LL those indebted to the estate of Charity .k Johnson, dec'd , are requested to tmake immediate payment,.and those having demands o present them properly attested. C. B. GOULDEN, .SIMEON ATTAWVAY, Administ rators. july 7 tf 24 Notice. All persons indebted to this Estates or Eliza. eth Clark, Mary Clark, aifd Henry Clark. :eceased, late of this District, are requested o make immed'ate paymenit. and allithose hav ngatny demand swill present thiemiduly attested, according to law. JA MES BLACKWELL, Admin'r. Aug 7 1S48. 3m 29 ~ FOR SALE. ATRACT OF LAND, containing Five hu;ndred and eighyfive acres (585). welve miles from Edgefield C. I., lying be ween Beaverdam and Turkey Creeks, 14 niles from Carroll's Mill. Tertms will be made easy. Apply to .fR. PLATT BRUNSON. may 31 6im 19 New Boot and Shoe MANUFACTORY. W HERE Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes aro arnade in a most snperioir style of i nd workmans Gentlemen wanting cork soled, donlde soled, ater proof. walking, dress, putent leather. nd a fine pttmp soled DOOTS, need but cave their orders with the subscriber. WILLIAM McEYOY. miarchi 1 -tf 6 Notice. ALL persons- indebted to the -Estate of Wm Scurry deceased, are requested~ o make immediate payment, atid thoso having demands against the Estaie, to pre ent them to the euhseritbers, properly at ested. HI. C. CULBREA TH,. M ARY B, SCUR RY, ~Ar's Oct. 18 . .3m -.39 Lxecutive Department.' . 1. . . ' . Of the Slate of Sotnk : By His ?xeclency DA ViD JOH11. Governor and Comimandi;i'% &fi and over the Stale of Soui'k ?d To the Honorable tle Senators-and Me bers of the House of Represenitives o the General Assembly of .the Statio'" South Caralina: Whereas by the "onstitutien of'it United States each State is autborized;in such manner as the Legislatirethereof may direct, to appoint a number of-Elec' tors of President and Vice President of the. United States, equal to the whole'euiaei of Senators and Representaives;toWhi the State may be.entitled. in the'Coaress of the United States; -and--the'ime of choosing the Electors, .and the day3oi which they shall give their otes, iwhich' shall be the same;tbmughioitthe United, States, was to be determined ty Congress And whereas by an act of Congresis passed and taporoved ontie'>eirei'day,of March. in the year of our Ldrd onf' thousand se-en huudred and nitncyttwo it was enacted amongst other.things, .that "Electors"shall be appointed'in each Sraie for the election ofPresident and-Vies Presi dent ofthe U. S. within tiiirtyo.prgi preceding the first- Wednesday MeIw. ber. one thoushd ieven bun'dredatn. o ty-two. cnd ittin thictyrouye ceding the first' Wedoeseay' "i"ecembe on every fo1urth year: u'cedinghua s election." "and "that th'e Elector. slalt meet and give'.seir votes on the?irst.ahif Wednesday inDecomber.': atie s cia in each State, pe'shallbe directed b 'i Legislature thereof. ' And whereas the e eia tue0 o 1s State, by i' Act passed on the ?btrd-4ay of December;'id't t'e yeai f ouod oe thousand senen' iluiidreid iiaeW did esect' thi Electors of tFeie n Vice Presidet- of the United 'State -ilf be -appointed by .ballot 'ote'tty preceding Wednesday thefifth y cerr.ber of ibe salme year. in -ili' Hseo: Represetaives -at Coloiti gislature of this State,'of by.sacb4 er ' as shall be-received eteSen f shall- attend -an that~d'ty;a'l l bioi Electors of Presidenisand Vice Prestd shall-be "aplioinled by'haIlof od>te'I a ' day preceding the-first Wediesday I. cember in everyfourtb ear sueced the last election- in.the'ihe HouseR'epreset; tives at =Columbia, :byltheYLgislaturoti this State, whic shall bthd eutig ,' by such personsisinhall e ben hereof, nd si 0 a aA oa whIreas eoi es , edStateedidb s i s uade, atnd' - Iliond e t f time at which Eieioi' and Vice Pres' tarEii hps h cording to.the1A&tof-nrss1 r, farred to; so' that.the Stateph~ it in its power to appoitlector on dent &nd Vice Pveiident,06~lsse thig lature~ be esp iail('^converied l 6te4u pose. - .Now, therefore -I, Dav1D YOHI4oNTi pursuance of the -powei in me veIted b the Conistitution of this Stste,-isithorisiag the Governor "on extrainary occasions to convene the'-General Assemnly,"-do issue this -my Proclemaiia~n ealling upon andi requesting the Senators.of a%e General Assembly, of this S:aidwhole terms'ofof lice have not expired, and ihose wiho haire been now recently elected, and ihe Mem bers of the House of Represental.ives wbo have also' been now recentl'y elected, to convene at Columbila.,on the first Monday in November now netesin btte may lie present in the-House of.Rdpresen tatives on the said Tuesda.y next arter the said first Monday to appoit -E.eetoi oF President and Vice President ofthi Units cd States in cooformity to the Act of Con.. gress aforesaid, last i-eferred to. Given under my Rand'd Sei of the State, at Liniesttine Spripgs, of the Saate afoiesaid,~the twelfthi day of October,' in* the yir'of [L. s.] our Lord, one thousand eight bun dred and fortyeight, andanthe seventy -third year of the Indepen-. dance of tbe United Sti t[ei of 'A mnerica. - - DAVID JOHlNSON~ By the Governor: B. K. HENSEGAN, Secretar of'Sale. Oect18 . ~3t '3% - SherifJ' Sale. BY virtue of sundry writs'ofT-ieri Fa cias, to me directed, I. will proceed - to sell at Edgefield Court Ho'use, on .h first Monday and Tuesday. follo.udhg, ife November next, the (cilowine Property, ie, the followieg c:ises, vis. - Iumphrey Boulwa;e, indorsee, vs John. Moniy ; Johun L. Doby vs John lUoselyt. Goode .3 Sullivan. vs John. Mosely; JoeL Curry vs Johnu Mosely i G. L. & S. Penn. vs John Mosely ; Bi. J. gyan for, A, B.. Ad,lison vi John Mosely; G. A..McKie vs J. Mosely and Q. Briggs;. S~ . Gqooe vs John Mosely,-seven negroes, viz: Elinder. Yancey, Henry, Parthena. Emve. line, Lewis. Nledom, one Sulkey antd Bar', aess, and one. mare Mule. .John G. Burton vs A.i G, Leekle T. 3. pron and othiers vs the same, one Car ings. John Chappell vs Esan Broo sijr.;(. U. & E..Penn vs the samne, four ~A1oi o - D~otton. Terms of sale cs. - S. GRSI Oct20848 te4A NEW ,STORE! NEW GOODS. AKSON & KINCHLEY having asso. ciated themselves together i. the Dry oods business, would most'respectfully sui.. tthe citiaens, and planters vising Hamburg call aid:examine their twell-se!ected stuck of aple-and Fancy Dry Goods, which they offer w- ifr CASrr, amongat which are the following: 'Brown Homespuns, froin 6 to 374, Bllteh'ed do 4 6410o 45, Eiiglish and American Prints, 5to 20. American and Scotch Ginghams; 124 to 37, Black- and Colored Alpaccas, plaiu, plaid and striped, Bonbassins and Muslin'DeLain1, Black Silks, plaine'striped and Plaid, ,Cdlored Silks from.$1 00 to 225,. Spun Silk Plaids, Mohair Lustre, Satin stripe, Pl,aid and stripe Caroliues, (new style dress goods) Cashmers from 18. to $1 00, 84 and 9.4.Daflle Blankets, 10 4, 11-4 and 12.4 Bed Blankets, osiery the most complete stock ever offered this market, Red ar.d White Flannel all wool, frot 25 to$1 00, Dormet do 16', Merrino and - Lamb's wool Drawers and Shirts, Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, and Merrino Cassimeres, English, American and French Cloths and Ctissimers, Kerseys, from 15 to 314, Furniture Dimity. from 18 to 50, Umbrellai. Bonnets and Flowers, Ribbor,s of all descriptions. Plaid Lindseys and apron checks, Brown and bleached Holland, do . do Drill, Osnaburgs and Factory stripes, Swiss, Mtll. Book. Plaid arid Jaconet Muslin, 4-4, 5 4. 64, 7-4 and 8.4 wool Shawls, Lisles thread and cotion ices. Suspenders, Gloves and Ilinndkerchiefs, Ladtes and Children's Shoes. 8.4, 9.4 and 10.4 Table Damask, Ttimmitngs for dresses &c. &c. &c. Sept 20 . 35 2m Walker and Bradford. WParehouse and Com rnission .Merchants. HAMBURG, S. C. TILL continue to occupy "THE Or.D WAEnTPROOF Wanz,rousa," and tran a general Storage and Commission Busi esa. They again tender their services to their iends and the public generally in the storage id sale of produce, and the Receiving and orwarding of Merchandise, or any other siness in their line, with which they may be vored. Liberal advances will be made on odnce consigned to them when required. To their patrons they cordially return their ost sincere thanks for the liberality, niih hich they have been so gra.aously favored; d respectfully solicit a continuance of the me, which they hope to merit by unremitting tention to all business entrusted to their care. Sept 1st, .848. I7 The undersigned still continues ..his innection with Messrs. Ialker 4F Bradford in e Receiving and Forwarding Business. to hich he will give his undivided attention. A. 31. BENSON. Sept.6 3m 33 GROCERY AND COTTON BUSINESS HE Subscriber baving 'returned from :Mexico, iad havin resnmed the Gi O. in be satisfactory to purchasers. Intending to-be regularly in the- market for educe, the highest market prices will at alt nes be paid for Cotton and Flour. G. WV. STYLES. 1Te undersigned take this method of returne g thaitks to their old friends and customers r-past favors, and to inform them that they n be found during the approaching season, at Store of C. W..Styles, where they will be ppy to see old customers. All orderq fromn our friends, directed to either us, will meet with prompt attention DENNIS LINDSEY, G. C. CUNNINGhAM. Hamburg, Autg.16 2m 30) Wmn. Ketchumn & Cos rlAK(E pleasntre ini returning their grate E. faul ackinowledgments for the very hberarl tronage heretofore hestowed nponi themt, and pe by liberality and fair dealinig to merit a ottuance. We now invite the attention of our numer.. s friends and customers and the public gen,. ally, to our new stock of ?'1NE, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP FANCY AND TAPLE.DRY GOODS. Selected by one of the Firm during the last mnth from thu ewo York and Philadelphia Markets. Our assortment will comp rise every article ually called for in this Market, and we pledge rielves tiot to be undersold by any in Ham G~oods always shown with pleasure. No arge for looking. Give us a call. N. B. Store in the American Hotel Build s, H amburg S. C. 3 Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines.. fl H E subscriber of'ers the Agency to any L Merchant or Drnggist an good standing the above celebrated MIedacines on equitt.ble nms, and will keep them auliplied. R. S. ROBERTS. Edgefield C. H., Getieral Agen, liept.27 * 2r 36 ['AT E OF SOUT H CA ROLINA. -EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN COMMON PLEAS. [saac Hawves . vs. Rob't Shannon. ) tHE defen'dant,'ohert Shannon, who is ira the custody of' the Sheriff of Edgefield trict, by vyirtue.of a capias ad satisfaciendum med~ in thtisecase,- having filed a schedule of whole estate, and a petition for the benefit the' Jn-olvent Debtors' Act, on mnotion of rrol, rhe- defendant's Attorney, it is therefore bered, thtat thte said I-aac-Hawes, as well se others the creditors of the said defenidanit, do pear 'at Edge field ourt House before the turt of~ Cotmmon Pleas for the said district on first Monday an March next, to shew cause, tny they can, why thme said defendant should be admitted to the benefit of the said act. THOS. G. BACON, cc D nig 91RAR ' 3m . . 29