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fPO BY LAST N1GH'S MAIL. From the Columbia Telegraph Nov 7. S. CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. EXTRA SESSION. At 12 o'clock it, yesterday. there was a very ful! attendance of the Membte ' the Senate and House of Represeutative at the State-House, and a quorum of both Houses heiug present iu their respcta chambers, Col. F. J. Moses, of Claremomt. was called to the Chair of the Senate. preparatory to the due organization of that body, the new Mrmber, being duly iuali fied. and the Proclamatiou of the (over'. or convening the Legislature having be. read, the Senate proceeded to the election of officers : lion. Angus Patterson was elected Pres ident. W. E. Martin, Clerk. J. T. Goodwyn. Reading Clerk. Mr.-Gaillard, Sr. 'Iesseacer. Mr.-Gaillard, Jr. Door.keeper. Mr. Patterson made his acknowledge ments is a stort, but neat and appropriate address to the Senate. A message was sen to ithe House of Re prosentatives, itforming them of the or ganization of the Senate. anti a cotutittee appointed to wait opon liis Excelle'ncy, Gov. Johnson, and inform him that hey were ready to receive any cemmuicatinn he might wish to make. The Cotmtmitteo soon after reported that the Governor wouli send a ;communication forthwith. [The Message will be found below.] A Committee was then a;pPointed on the part of the Semite, to 'act in eoncert With a Committee of the other lloue , to nominate suitable persons for E;ce'nrs of President and Vice President of the Uni ted States. After notice of contesting the seats of one or two Members, ihe Senate arjourned. In the Ilot'se of Representative', Mr, lemnminger was called t) the' Chair. nnd ;lter qualifying the members anl rcadin; Governor's Proclamation calling thetn to gether, a number of ballotin,c w're had i --as many as six we think'-for Speaker. The candidates were Mr. Carew and Mr. Simous, of C:arlestot. Maj. Heory of Spartanburze. Ge. Adams, of Riclhlaud, and Mr. Middieton, t'fGeoro'tnwn Af ter the 2d balloting Mr. Simons was withdrawn-afier the 3rd. 11r. f'arew. and after the 4rh. Gen. Adams. On the fifth.hallot there was a tie. each gnitte na" receiving 58 votes. On the sixmn haitnt, the vote stood, for M iddletot 65; Hettry 54-close voting. Upon being conducted ts the Cha+r. Mr. Middleton returned his thanks in an appropriate Address. Col. Glover. the gentlemanly and ae cellent Cleik of the hlouse for many vtnrs. was. re..electeid without opposition-and .Mr. loor, after several ballotings. was elec ted Reading Clerk. A motion was made by Mr. Memrringer and adopted by the Hose.that the. House proceel'to-mirrow a 12 M. to vote for Electori sdeiir' = ic etnminger..also. mado a. motion, - w ahch s.adopted,. that the Legislature ad jurti.this day. GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE. Ex: CUTJvK DF-PAILTalKNT. -Columbia, 6th Nov. 1848. To 1he Honorable the Speaker and Mten bers of the House of Representalives. Gentlemen: Thle promptness wish which you have assemrbled here out of thet ordinary term of your regular Annual Ses sion, gives assurance' that you will enter upon the duty-left to you by your constitto outs in a spirit to the importance and di: - tilty of thte occasion -For the agentcy I have had in callintg you togethter, I do not feel calle~d on to ofer arty aptoltogy. al thoutgh it may have sttbjected many of yott -to inconvenience. Not hing but an impera tive sense of duty could have impelled me 'to such a measure. Trho constitution of the United Stases authtorizes any State in the Union to ap point in stuch manner as the Legislature * thereof may direct, a tnumbner of Electors of President and Vice President of thes *United States equal to whole number of Setnators ndRepresentatives tt which such State may be entitled in the Cotn gress of the United States; and provides that the time of choosing uhe Electors and the day o.n which they shall give their votes, which shall be the same throughous the United States, shall be determined by *Congress. -Au the Law stood-prior to 1845, the Electors to which this State was entitled were appointed by joint ballot of Senate and House of Representatives on the Tuesday preceding the first Wednesday - in December in every fourth year su3ceed.. ing the last election of President and Vice President ; and this manner of apporntmet has been used from the time of this adop tion of the Federal Constitution down to ' the present day. But by an Act of Con gros, passed in January; one thousand eight hundred and fssrty five, the Tues~day next after the first Monday in the ye'ar it -which they are to be appointed is imper~a aively set.apart a. the stay on which sh.ey are to bo appointed, fur every State in the Union. To-morrowv is that tday. and toe enable you to discharge that duty uas she object of asking your at;et.dantce htere ; and in this I prav you may be directed by un-' arring wisdom. DAVID JOJINSON. From thec Cohuabia Tdegr'aph. Nov 7. - GEN. L'E WIS GASS, Of Michigan. for Prestdent. -. AND GEN. W. 0. BUTLER, Of Kentucky. for V. President. *At a meeting of the Membters esf thte Le gislature of S. Carolina, favorable to the election of the gentlemen whose nsares ve above mentioned, convened in the Halt of the House of Rsepresentatives last night Hon. Angus Patterson was called to t he Chair, and Gen. W. E. Martin requested to: act as Secretary.I Mr. Memminger thought that an expres man of opnin; should be given, t order that concert of ction should. follow., To this end, he- then nominaled General LEWIS CASS. of Michigan. for Pesi deut. and Gen. W. 0. BUT LER, of Ken tucky, for Vice President of the United States, as a prelitiary measure ; which wa unanim. usly carried. Mr. MJemminger then moved that this meeting nominate Electors, which was Carried. lie also moved that the members in this body belonging to each Congressional ilts trict t:e appointed Committees to nominate E-l.-etors for each Congressional district. diopt' ci Tue several Nommnating Con,mtittees rep,rted ilu folowing names as Electors [.- Freslent -ad Vice President of tl:e UtJit Stntes: 1it District, N. R. Eaves. 2d " Alexanter Evitns. 3~ Jottn L. Manning, 4:; it W J. Hanna, 5th " P C. ('a.dwell, 0,h J B. Camphell, 7th t flenj. G. Allston. Which nominations were unanimously a d.pted by tte mee"iug. 'T'iie '1.leting then nminnted B. F. 1'errv. E=q. u1 Greenville, Th ir a., Leire. Esq. of Charleston. Electors at large for the State. N) r. licmruinger then moved that the notination I-e piinted and distributed n mong the Motmbers of the Legislature adopted. The tneeting then adjourned. The edito rs of te New Yoi!, Express declare ih'v ate. sore- of Gent-r;al ray or', position ?iti the N.orttern Whig< on the slavery qutestion ; but that it General Tay lot was to write such a Iett , it wunI.' "I, st" hint every Soith nn vote." The Express patietically asks, why shotid It be a'k.ed no n mit ;otlittcul suicide." Wh'IV not (-at is Southern fitend.., if hotnesty be un pi oli able, rea'(ns :he. Exyas ll'rnin to Mnalcs -1t was sta:ed a a j Ur. of irtlucsl. that i iss i.mr-ry. (whos' udd:t dkat it: the Glhe mui! at N.w burypor:. Mass., took plt.e a few days. ::l, wt"Ij il, ine habit of chcwing large. qunttilies ut cloves. and had been known rmetires to cons.mine an onace a day. This was n doubtt an indirect if unot direct cause ->f her atah. An Overlaitd Passage from EnglandI to Chint,. nccup ing sixty dayvs. now cncts ahuut one hundred nod twelve pontids. ne:ir!y six ht:ndrrd dollars. By the Amnericau route passengers van he coit yedfr'... Lonudot to C hint for $4110. td tlui IIt: , with our t,t,iovetnents in :team navigation and a better road over he Isthmus. ma he made in thirty-five lays, beating the English mail iwenty five Jays. OBITUA 1Y Died, on the 2th Oct. I:s:, Mrs. Susan Whatlev. t"nnsort of Mr. Bird-Whatlev. of this Di-trict. The decexsed was an alTec :ionate wife. a tender mother and an ex cellent neighbor, and has left a large fami leIvf children and relatives to nourn her loss. . rine Cook.oFthis DistriEt.h W; are atithorized "t announe WM L. P ARKS, as a Candidate four Ta' Collec tor. at the next election. ' - Nov 6 - e 42 Butler Lodge eWo. 17. (0i" Regular meeting of thia Lodge will hi, teld on, Mlonday evenma ntext at 7 o'clock. JOHN LYON Sec. Nov.8, 1t 42 P liE Hlome Mission Board have appoitited I teir eext meeting t. he heltd at Antioch Meetna HJouse on Satutrdaty befotre the fifth Lod's Dav in Decembuer of the present year. 84, tat 10 o'clock A. M. Brother Z. WVatkins to preach Ott Stttrday and Brother WV B John son on Lord's Davi. WILLIA M B. JOH NSON. Chairmaa of the Board. A CAR D& TlIE Tt.achers of Edge.field Di-strict. are Are'1eteile to mnet tat Ligefieli ttrt H ote on Sattntd,v the 18,tha instatut. itt order tt sigtn a Petition to the Legislature. ini behalf oh the Free School Systtemt. A putual attentdence-is regntested. Nov8 2 42 T1ob/eC. SUPERIO i Oronoco Chewing Tobacco, Ia fino atssortment at different prices, at J. COHN'S Chteap Cash Store. Nov 8 tf 42 Wanted.I A Teacher is wanted to take charge of an A cadeniy, within five miles of Edge Eteld Court House. One wvho is qualified to teach the clasics and can come well recom., mended as a Teacher, will be employed for the ensuing year, at a fair salary. Enquire at this. Office. Nov 6 15.18 tf 42 LL Pereouns itt.n-edci in thte eqtate of John Robnhnt. dec-er, are request-d I':.mak.- immtediate piaymt,it and thowie havinea.c.rnndt tio pr..sent them pirop.-rty ttetestedt byv 'he 20th D.-ctmber next. I. QUATTILEBlUM, Admt'r. Nv 184$ :3: 42 STAT E OF SOUT H C AROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN T HE COMMON PLE AS. D)avid Stalnaker, for ') j. H . kI..jhets. t, Declaralion in its. ( Attachmna. mn. L. Cochran. J T IE plaintifF itn thte above case having this Iday -fied his dleclarat'on itt my office. sd the defendant htaving tteither wife nor at torntv kn.itwt toi reside w ithin thte ibntits of ti1,S: 6. ."i wvhom a cary of said declatation,. --a a r-o to plead. c..n be .irve.d, Uttnitotion f Mhr. Wardlaw, Plaintifi's Attorney it is nrder.-. thar~~t t id detenidant appear anid p a o thet sa:tt dch rotion . within a year and a day tito the date hereof, or judgmnent witl be awarded against iim by defholtI TrHO. G. BA CON. Clerk. Ed efied C. H. Clerk's Office, ithi Nov. 1848 m -.l.y 42A Large Sale oJr REAL &E PERSONAL ESTATE S Executorof Col. Zaclh. S. Brooks,.dec'd. A. will offer. for sale at his residence on Big Creek, on Tuesday the 2lst-tt Novenber - iust, Sixfy Likely lcgrees, Stock of Ilor<es. Cattle and Hogs Corn, Fod der and Oats. Plantation Tools. Wagons,. Carriage. Blacksmith Tools, Hnusem hold and Kitch.:n Furniture, &c. -ALSO ABOUT FOUR THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND. Consisting of th"" f.llorwing Tracts, viz,: Ist. The Butler Tract, lying on Big Creek, adjoinin_ Mrs. Feransn and the late residence i of,ol Urn 'ks. Titis tract containssix hundred i and eighty..ano (0i) acres, part swamp land. with a cotml'rtabe framed dwelting house.out houses and good gin honsr; fron oi- hundred and fifty (150) to two hundred (200) acresin t Cnitivation.: zd. The late resilence of the deceased,'lying 'i on L'i_ Creek, adjoining the aforesaid tract. I wi'h one hunired (101)) acres of sr amp land. t tid two hundred (20U) acres of sip-land in I ultivation. This truct is well adapted to the f enlture of Corn and Cotton. sd has a comfor- c able dwellinr house, all necessary. negro c lionses, sttles. gin house and shop, and other c umldings; the tract contains aix hundred (600) s acres. :3.1. The adjoining t -.act on Flat ick Branch, os.ntiinir five hmndled and lthre (503) acres, m:le lalf cleared and the residue in woods, w'ithoul houses. 4th. '1'h.- Alabama tract.lying on the samt tranch and ndlj(.:ttinu the foregoing had. coin uining one lnndred and seventy.six (176) acres, with a small portion of cleared land and :oafortalle cnhbis. hith. White I lall tract. coninining three hun irod and filiy six (35G) acres, adijiining hands >f tiuh ?Untlie. Lance Nichols and others. on I his tract there "re upwards of one hundred t 100) of cleared land. an execllent Well of t a ter and ctori:b!e huildino-. C 6th. The trar't adjuii:g, chntainiing three t I,tdred sevente(-n (:317) acres, with a portion, afcleared lan, but witlunt Iiuse. 7th The 1Lh'"elet tract, lying on the Pulk t:t:k br:atch. a:jit1i ng::r, ^'i::j. George H is , L. Sunuth and othlis tn . ei there nre :.ont utie t=;;imuretl (1r:U) acies cleared. with a. fi w hnsc<. stable. &'. It contains five hun drel and sevent:eii (~17) acres. 8th. The Williams tact, lying on a branch of Big Creek, adjoinin: landg of Mrs Yar brough, John Mobley and others This tract cntains two liundreo and thirty-nine (239) acres, and'has.a portion of cleared land and comfnrth'e cabitns. 9th. The Mlorgan tract. eontrining four bun dlr.-d and .eighty three (483) acrs. 10th. The li:llisun tract, adjoining Jams Brooks and others and contatining about six, hundred and thirty (6'30) serns. On this tract there are between two hndred (21)0) and three uitn sred (300) ucrei of cleated Isud, with a gis hon-e :and i few negrs houses. an d from forav t'fifst' Bales of Cotton. Plats of each tract tcill be czaibited' on the day of sale. The ladtl will he sshl on' a credit of one andi two yoarr, drawing ititcres: after the first year. The Negroes asnd other petuonal propirty, an a credit of one year t and its sill ras's two good and responsible securities. For suan innder $15, cashs WHITFELD BROOKS. * Ezrs.ar.s Nnvr8th 88. 2t 42 ' N1ollce. 'WILL beswld at the late residence of V John Mo-dcy deceased, on Thutsday the 16th inst , six Horses, one Mule, o:-e Snkey, two Negroes, and a few Cows and Hogs. All sums under Five Dollars will he regired to be .paid in.cash, for all-sums over Five D)ollars, a note witps two approved se enrities, payable on the first day of-October 18 49, will be required MART HA MOSLEY-Executor of the Estate of John Mosley deceased. Nov 6 2t 42 Candy! Candy!! 6~4~LBS. of splendid f'resh SUGA R ''-"YC ANI>Y, no flour, at only 25 cents per pound, Choccot,ade Drops, Burn's Almonds, at J. COH-N'S Cheap Cash Store. Nov 8 if 42 FOR S.ALE, A4first rate Saddle Horse. five years old, work-s well mn harness, of iiood quality. For further particulars, apply to JOhIN COLGAN. Nov 8 18-18 if 42 RIibba~ns, Ribbonas. J UST reeived a spletndid assortment, which w ill bsa sold extreme'ly low at J. COHN'S Chiesp Cash Store. Nov 85f 42 i'o1 ice. 1j H IS is to fore wtarn all persons fr om cut kting, or hauling o0' of my land, or let ting fire out, or sakm~g any Ii betty whlatever, without moy coeint, ae the law will be put in force against themi. MOSE' SWEARiNGEN. Nov 6 1348 tf 42 Saddlery. S ADDLES, Bridles, anid Saddle Bags, at New York Retail Prices, at J COHN'S Cheap Cash Store. No v8tf 42 SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF SOUJTfl r'AROLINA. ED)GEFIELI) DISTRICT. Martha Ilushy et al. vs., Summons in Milegeon Cone anti wife Partition. and15 oil'ere.J BY ans order from J1 hn Hill. Esq.. Or.. 13dinary of the Diqtrict aforeentid, I wIll proceed to sell as Edgsfield C. H., on the first Monstday in December next, the lnds helsongir g to the Estate of Win. Bushy. deceaisesd. csntniintg fifts acres, more or less, anid adj.sining lands of' Elbert Let. Jeptha Conleh anid others, gold oni a eredit of twelve motnths. psirchaser giving~ bond andt approved security and a mort ege of the premises to the Ordlinary to eutre the purchase rnoney. Coist to be paid in cash. .S. CH RISTIE, S. E. D. Nov. 7. 1848 -4t. 42 .IVO TI(' E A Lpros in<iebted to the estate- of Lewi Homesdeceased, ate requested o make payment on or before the 25th of December next. atnd those having demands, to present thtem properly attested.. 0. HOLMES-Administrator. Nov. 6 1848n 7t 42 -' G Eaniteviile ~OT EL. RJS Eetahlihencnt is now open for the Sjecaption of Visitors, and nn pains will e spred; y the Proprietor to render all com uriable may favor him with a call. There ias rece~iilybein is road opened from Gran tevil=f tthe Old Wells, which makes the way irecttfoEefield:.Court House, and the dis ece from-that place to Graniteville. five miiles hortersban toeither Hamburg or Aiken. it will ihbu be perceived that Graniteville s trie poit ior persons fron the up. Conn rv to take the Rail Road for Charleston. 'li'einerinr road surface and short 'istance vilfaooisatisfy all that this is the place to which irodueiid merchandize must come in pasi ng a and_.fm Charleston. and the curiosity to itnesslheitensive man ufacturing work. busy opnttidirand beautiful Town of Grnnitevillue. is hoped wi: tender it a favorite resort for hose.iakingthe Rai Road. Persons leavin:_ ere 1oc Charleston, will have an early break st an'#e'pi in rendiness for the moring tra.Connected with the Estahlishnent are xletige'-Stables and good Grooms for the ac-' rinnodatidn of. Horses. Carriages and [lor es at.alLGtnes to hire. H. JORDON-Proprietor. N ov 1848 3t 41 Execntors Sale. 'Y nt.det from John Hill, Esq ,Ordi aar'of Edgefield District, we will bell. pubalicsoutcry on Wednesday the 29th inst. .th Ia'te residence of Mary Rambodecea. ad, a'il'the Personal Estate, (except t'at egtteabed by the Testator,) consisting of ne degro fellow, Household and Kitc.hen urnitiire, Horses, Cattle and Hogs, planta" on tools,-& c. - Te a--For all sums under $5 cash, all rer t amount, on a credit of 12 months, e pu haser giving notes with two appro ed stIrttes.; the property not to be remto ed'unti..the terme of Q,le are complied with. S -A,LSO - It tliesame timie and place, will be sold the ract;:." aid where the deceased formerly ived ritaining 363 acres more or less, iai'il tinde of B. R. Tillman, Stephen lays a d others. The land will be sold on credjs.f 12 months, with note and two pproie''sureties. ,BENAJAH RAMBO, 2Exac WM. E. RAMIBO. UToxs. Nov 6 1848 *3t 42 pPacanoe for Sale. an.order from John Hill, Eaq., Ordi V gbry of Edgefield District, I shall pro .eed;tb4eell on the first Monday in Decen er'ntt the celebrated young Jack, TIPPA over fourteen hands high, belong g to. the Estate of Joel Roper deceased, in a dit of twelve months. Purchasers ill -required to give notes with approved eocur'ty 4 %""'SUSAN A. ROPER-ADw'tt. N ?61848 4t - 42 F SOUTH CAROLINA GEFIELD DISTRICT. COURTtOF ORDI NRY.r. e.f'a Li A pplicant, Sust.%oNs 'vs IN res beV itro& others, Deft's PARTITION. T a earing to my satisfaction. that James I Lit fe Allen Little and John Little, re de bevonAi the limits of this Stato. It is hereforeordered that they do appear and set o the sale or Division of the Real Esate*of William Little, Sr., decease d,.on r before the first Monday in February next, 194J,). their c.onsent to the same, will e enter of Record. - JOH N HILL, 0. E. D Noi1 l848 12t 42 Sta e of Stouth Carolina, F l)GEFlELD DISTRICT, INVNH E COURT OF ORDINARY. hos. McCarty and wife and ) thers,Applicants, I Summzons -vs z h'os :Stewart and others I PARTITros. )efendants. ) T appearing to my satisfaction, that Wil..i .ham Thompson, Thos Thompson, A lex-: nder Thompson, Namreilla Thompson, Nellyj hompon, Polly Thompson, iabit ha Thomp ion and Thomas Stewait, reside beyonmd the imim of this State. It is therefore ordered ht they do appear and object to the sale or ivision of the Real Estate of Alexander. tewrt deceased, on or befote the first Mon lay mn February n--xt, (1819 ) or their con tent will be entered of Record. JOHN HILL, 0. E. D.' Nov 1 18-48 12t 42 TATE OF SOUJTH CAROL NA. .EiGEFIEILD DISTRICTP. IN TH E COURT OF ORDINA RY. Foseph Parkman & Peggy his) aeife, and others, Applicants, | Summ~ons slake Faulkner and wife ElIz- I PAatTrToN beth. Defendants. ) fT appearing to my satisfaction. that the .said Blake Falkner and wife Elizabeth, 'eside beyond the limits of this State. Ii is herefore ordered that they do appear and ohb, ec to the sale or division of the Real F.etate f Elizabeth Falkner decea'ed, on or before e first Monday in February next, (1849,) or heir consent,will be entered of Record. JOHN H II.L, o. x. ni. Nov 1 1848 12t 412 TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DlSTRICTl. iN T HE COMMON PLE AS. Jesse Jininings and ) tters, Applicants, I Surrn rx John Coleman and ParIrw ithers, Defendants. J [T, appearing to my satisfaction, that John . Coleman, Anna Deshaizer wife of John )esazer deceased; John Chapman, Mary ~hapan,--- Harvil and wife Caroline, --.Partin and Ellen his wife, Benjamin 'artin, Tire Jennings, Levi McDaniel and vifo Elizabeth, --Kay and his wife Susan, ive beyond the limits of this State. It is herefore ordered that they do appear-and ibject to the sale or Division of the Real Es .mt of Pmilip Jinnings deceased, on or be re the first Monday1n FejzgaQnytext, (1849 ) ir their coserit will betentered~ Ef- eco.rd... JOHN HtLL, 0. E. D. ~e are. antitjrized .. announce Capt.! UPHlREY BOULWARtE,ansaCan-I ia rnr Sherif' n a teeist,w clos'ion H '8 hStore. from the North, with one of the largest in this mat ket ; is now prepared to offer An, as regard quality and price. Th6 READY .1ADE CLOTIUNNl. - The latest and most desirable fnshions c'umsi,ting in Frock blue feIling Over huAi ness and Dress Coats. Caasenere, Vel vet, Black and Figured Satin Vests, Pan taloons of various kinds. White Shirts fronm Sl to ^2 Collars and Iossoms. Po-c:ket att, Neck Silk Handker chiefs superfine, Snspenders, &c. I1ATS, The latest styles now wearing n? the North, and low crawued Black an:l White, accordingly low. CAPS, CA PS, Gh-CzeI, f-omtt 124 eents, up higher. Vel vet, Cloth. Polish Silk, Gilt Turban Blcys Cnp., liue Navv. Pul(Tmen', I3:"avor 'lushr Claih, S pnnish'Silk. French Guard. atd a large atsortment at the lowest prices ev er -hown in Ed!!elield. Lambis Wool Shirts and Drawers, at va-. rious prices. Kerseys by the piece I li cents, a large assnrtimtnt of I intkets, to numerate eve ry article is too tideous. .r pleaccd in rgaird of quantity. gality, u S-ronElhere is no tellin, what wi syi"; anywhe:e, and you will say the best J. COIN'S Chrop Cush Store. 3t . 40 NOTICE. L T NDER the deed of assignmer.t to me from Messrs. G. L. \ E. Peon, for the benefi' of their creditors. I will offer for sa!e at Ed;;eield Court House on Mon day tlhe 1 :t of November next, and the day following. nll the real and personal property of the said G. L. & E. Penn, cnuo.isting of two valuable Houses and Lo:s wkere they now live, the-store house and lot, in which they have been doing bu - siness, and several parcels of land in and near the Village. About 40 likel. No groes, and other artirles of property. Terms of sale, the real Estate oti a cred it of one and two years, and, the .negroes on twelve months credit, hoth with inter est from date ; as to the other property. all sumis under thirty dollars cash, and over that sum on a credit until the 1et of Feb ruary next. Purchasers will be required to give notes with two approved sureties, before the property is delivered. N. L. GRIFFIN-a ignee. Oct. 18 - 4c 39 NOTICE. I will offer for sale on.Wednesday~Ilie tth day a of December next. nod the dayallowing at - the late residence of M1re. Nancy Quaraest.al - her real and persot:lI estate, whiia-ses - ;der tier will and not therebydispnsed.dP;otnsit - " ting of the'Norris, Ked .W ' d gda cti'cofbiindlii m ~"i and mhnv b~tlter:;"aytSi to R "'~ ' '~ " i dse'itjinii7 - n wi cgivenra:'the day.of s.ale..:C.Terms of sa1eland,.on one and two yearscredJt. .-th:i.persotalpropely,. on twelve month; credit. except. for atiimne'ider fived lars thich will e' cask.' P'Tchasers to give notes.with. tiva apr6t d:~ai b'eforw the property wvill be delivered... .; O f~ RGE B3OSWELL, Executor. Nov I 1848 5t 41 Iwill ofler for sale at tlie satbe -time and pltace,20 likely Negroes belonging to the Estte of Wm' Quiarles deceased, and sold u n der his wilt. Terms. twelve montbs credit, with niote~s and two approved sureties, before - the p)rope.rty will be delivered. 8TrERLING QUARLES, Executnr. Nov 1 18418 St -. 41 NOTICE. T hildren antd Legazees of the late Mn- - ry tliell deceased, will offer for stile at Edgefield Coturt lionse ont the first Monday in Deembier next, the vainable anid commnodI o:tne and Int or land in the town of Edge field, whlere she re'ided at her deoathi. A good and snifliit title will be made to the~ purchia seir, berore Ito w ill be required to compty with the termts of safe Termstof sale, credit of onme und two years. Purchatsers to give bond and t wo approved sureties, anid a mortguge of the0 Nov: 11813 5t -41 9 nre-- I-ouse and Commission Business, Ilamburpg, S. (C. M RI. J Y. PA RT Lt. W ihavmgng amumtuiaJ einnsenit withdrawnvt from thte firm or Geiger. Partlowo Sk Knight. the W ARKEH OUS E and COil MISSI0N busintess w ill.be continued at the same stand by W. WV GEIGER & i. L3. EsiouT, nnder the firm of GEIG ER & KNIGHT, Who respectfl'ely tender to former customers and Phianters geiterally their services in the Stor nge and sale 'if Cotton. and other produce. Advanoi:s will be niade whent reqtuired on proneeu itn Store and their c.harges wil be reg ulated bty n dtue regard to the state of the times. Nov 1 184 2:n 41 Wagons for #aIe. WO t( newv road Wag"nos fir saile, of as .Ionimteria and woakmannship as any in the State. BENJA.MIN R. TILL3MAN. Chester Farmi S. C. Nov 1 1848 *ft 41 Uaisiiins and Alanonds. Af I BOXI'. BUNCH RtAISINS at 12& 1 .F per Ib. Dags soft shell-ALIONDS, just received nt R. C AUSS E & CO. kCeap Cash Store. ~Nv t 41 - Notice. 1lI.L he solai -on Tu'eisday the 14th. inst., int Edgefield' ConrtiI iose. ani Estray sorrel Horse. which lit bieen tndvertised accor.. dinig to lawv. Termns4nade known on the day of saile. W.i. 11. ATKINSON, at. E. D1. Nov 1 '21 41 Notice. ALL~ those inahted to the Estate of Johrn * F. M,artitn deceaiwd. nre teginested to -nnke{ immnedi:ite payimenit. and those having .iemnands, to pre'senit thmem properly attested. JO3H N hILL, O. E. D. Nov 1 Stit 4 ->JCO Cheap Ca 1 HE Subscriber having just returned and most desirable Stock ever utli-red such inducement its will defy competiti Stult consisting as follows 300 Pieces of Calicoes from 5 ets. tip to 14 and 16 cts. for which the very best quality of Goods will he given. Furniture Calico from 5 ets. up to 34 cia. fAr the best 'uali,v. Muslin de Laine, 20 and 25 ets. per yard latest style. Camelone. Cashmere. Colored nod Black Alpaccas from 37. to t124. Sa'in Striped, Alpaccas, Guiduleas 25 ets per yard. . Muslin :Je Laine, Tarton Busket and matde ' awls large size, very low. A fuli assortment of smnil silk shnwlQ. Hosiery, Linen Cambric [lanlkeriefs,if very low. Pringes. Ladies and infant Caps a great variety. Linen Damask Table Cloths, Dimnety. Gloves, &c. &c. A large selection of Ribbnna. Tuba, &c. Lindsevy. Checks. Bedticken a =plendii article 9 vards for $1-, and cheapest leached and unbleached llonto<pi'n. the largest nssorttnont ever seen in this mar. ket, which will stand in comlpari3on with CITY retail- prices. All the subscriber has to say, if 3Pon rant nd prices at the old original C'utr:.%t' CA' please you ; therefore come and sec befo e b Barg;ains can be got at Oct 25 LL, Persous haviug any dett:n's a ginst the cstate of .lames S. Pope, deceased, are req.,ested to present then for payment by the 25th of December nex', as it is intended shortly to maike a fital settlement on said estate., TdOS. II. POPE. Execu .AS, L. WILSON, tors. Nov. 4.1S48 7t 42 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. B Y JO-IN ILL. Esq.. Ordinary of Edgofield District : Whereas William V. Adams, lbath ap plied in me for Letters of Administration on all and singular the goods and chat. tels, rights and credits of Jos. R Arthur, ec'ed, late of the District, aforesaid, de ceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admon ish all and singular, the kindred and cred itors of the said deceased, to he and appear hefore me, at our next Ordinary's Court ror the said District, to he holden at Edge field Court [louse, on the 20th day of No vensher inst., -to show cause. if any, why the.said admuinistration should not be grao tel..- n e l,t h Given under my hana and sea!, thi'athe 3dayol November in the -year of our -Lord 'one thousnd eigh'ftldred andi' forty=eight, and in the 73d: yearof mAer can 'Independence. JOHN IIILL,O.E"D: Nov 8 - - 2t 42 STATE OF SOUTH CAR"L NA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. - IN OBDINARY BO ON I-ILL4, Esql., Ordinary of DEdgefield District:. Whereas Mancthester Parlgetr. and 5o i,h ladgett, hath applied to mc for lett ers of admmtistrationi, on all and singular the gos and chattles. rights andI credlis.or Sarah Padgett late of the District a foresaid, dee;aCed. TJoeae are, therefore. to cite and admon is li and singular, the kindred andI credi tors of the sail deceased,. to he 'and appear before me, at otur next Ordinary's Court fur the said Disti ict. to lbe holdlen at Edge iehld Court HlotPo on the 20th day of November itnst. to show cause, if anty, why the said aduministratiinn should not be eraTed. Given tunder my hand nnd seal, thi: 3d day of Novermber in the year of our Lord un0 t hous:mnd eitght hutmdreil anid foir:y i.hzt and in the seventy-third year of Ametican [udependence. JOHN HIL L. o. E. D Nov 8 2t .. Stgar, Coffee & Molasses. At thle Chaap Cash Store. SPLENDID) SUAAR{S, 11.3, 12 and 13.3 lbs. for 51,00. Spl.did RIO COFFEE, 11, and 12 ls. or S 1,00. Spledad MOL ASSES, 31.4 cents per G allon. J COHN. Oct. 18 t f 39_ A CARD. T E Subscribers wvould most respect:ially call the attenmion of the Ladoies of Edgefield Villnge anid vicinity to their largo andi well slected stnck of ONXET, RlIDIOXS, and ARTIFICIAL FLO WE RS. All of which they will sell at exceedingly low prices for cash. Rt. CAUSSE & C'O Oct 25 2t 40 Notice. LL peirsons indebted to the snbscribter Swithont distinction. are regnaestedI to miake ime idiate paymnent. P. S. I3ROOK$. Oct 4 ;f :1' SATE OF SOUTH (CAROLINA EDGEF[ELDJ DISTItC'T. IN COMMION PLEAS. saar Iiawes Rb't Shannon. ' V E~I defendant, Rohert SimIon, who is - in the custody or the Shreilr of~ Edacield istrict by yirtuie of a cuipies adl saLisfaciendumn issued in'this case, ha-ving filed 2a schedutle o,f his whole estante.-lid a petition for the benefit of he ln,oke'ut Debtors' Art, ott motion of Caolti' defendant~ts Attorney, it is thterefore > dEi, that the said I-nac Howes, as well as (ll others the creditors ni..the s:aid defentdant, do aear at Edge field on .t House before the Cort of Cotunon Ploes for thc said district oni th first londay mn March "ext. to zahew canee. if aty they catn whly the said defetndant should tit be aditted to the benefit of thte sniat act. THOS. 0. IBACON. c c r e o Ang 9 1A4A 3m 2