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(Public iTIcotiiig at Willin^lon. A meeting of the citizens of Abbeville District will beheld at Willington, Thursday, the 30tk September, to consider the measures necessary to improve the navigation of the Savannah River. The citizens of Georgia, and the members of the Ijpgis luutre rrom lidgeliuld, Abbeville and Pendleton, artj. especially invited, and will be expected. A Barbecue will be provided, and a fine Band of Musicians will be pre- J sent. Tlu? Ladies arc paiticnlarly invited. .*13^ 'i'lie Kdgi-field Advertiser, Ham- j bnrg Journal and Pendleton Messenger will please copy. tj Invitation 11' Is hereby extended to the Citizens ol Abbeville District to attend a Central Rail t Road B irbucui'j at Coke.sbury on Thursday ; ?V... fiO-.l . .-? ? - mi- A'jiu ui oi'jii?:iiiUL*f. ; Thomas It. in behalf September 15. of Com (TJ* IVoHii'C is hereby given that an upplica\ ' tion will bo made to the Legislature, at its next session, for a charter lor a Rail Road from Aiken ' through Edgefield District, by or near Edgelield tJ. II., through Abbeville District and Pendleton District to Andersonville, at the junction of the Seneca and Tugaloo Rivers. [srpt 1 1 H~r Notice.? I will bo absent from the Village fur the space of two months, those who have work in my .-hop, can get it by applying to II. A. Jonkx, Esq. K. S. BAILEY". Abbeville C. II., Aug 11 21 tf 0T7* Although I have declined attending to u Ware House. I still continue the ('o:iiiilissio]i fiillsiucss in this place ; and have safe . lidconvenient storage room for Coons to he. Ukckivicd and Fouwari>, Cotton, Fi.oimi, Kacox, &e. &.c. Cotton consijjned to me will ho stored on the most advantageous terms, or sold on arrival, as may he directed. ' Consignments of Cotton and other Pitont'crc, of Mkrciiamhxi: to he forwarded, and Orukrs for the ixirchaso Ot'(iciOIIS rj'?nertfiill\ J. F. GRIFFIN. Hamburg, July 21, 1iS17. 2l-3ut The Edgefield Advertiser will pleuse copy. OBITUARY. in Morristown Now York, on | Saturday morning, the 2lsl ultimo, Otii'Ha ; E., wife of Dr. J. L\ Morgan, formerly of Aliddlebury, Vermont. This amiable lady was known to many of us whil.st in charge of the Feniale.Aoademy at this place, and by the suavity of hor manner and her accomplishments won t!.e respect of all who knew her. ?l)c iHavlicts. HAMBURG, SEPT. 0. j Cotton.?Tlic <ff>ct of the Caledonia's accounts on our markets has been unfavorable. We have ! heard of but one sale since their arrival, and we ' think prices ar<; not yet fully established. We continue our quotations of last week, say from 10 j J.-2 ,to 1$ cents. CHARLESTON, SEPT. 11. Cotton.?We quote as cxtreinos, 10 1-4 to 12 j 1-4 cents per lb. MR. AND MRS. HASSELL'S BOARDING SCHOOL, AT COLUMBIA, 8. C. This school, for young ladies, will b? re-opeued in I tho largo and commodious building oppnnito tho Episcopal church, on the second Monday in November next. Terms?Per Quarter. Boarding, including all items, - - $50.00 Spelling and Reading, - - 8.00 Tho above with writing and arithmetic, - 10.00 With grammar, geography and history, - 12.00 Higher lirauchex, .... 15.00 1'ia.uo and guitar, each, ... 15.00 " Harp, .... 20.00 IT ~...i ? Ku?iu., cuv.., - - .JOO 44 Harp, ..... 5.00 French, German and Lutiu, each, - 15.00 Drawing and Painting, ... 12.00 Competent teachers, in each of the above studiew arc engaged. Madam Foil gas, of Charleston, will give a course of dancing lessons, at our house during November and December. Terms 12.00. Mra. Hansell will every day give lessons in vocal music, freo of charge. The young ladies rooms will be supplied wi/h fire. Parlor boardors can be admitted. All payments in advance, from the timo of admission, but uouo for less than one quarter. The lion. Chancellor Harper, the Hon. P. But ler, ut. ijuuorue, (from the South Carolina. College,) ??d Mrs. M. C. Iznrd, who have sent thoir daughter* to Mrs. Hassell for tho last two years, hnvc been kind onoiigh to allow their names as references. Sept 15 29 3t Citation. Whereas, Jnniee H Cobb applies to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the Estate' of Robert Martin, deo'd., with Will annexed; These are, therefore, to cite the kindred and creditors of the licensed to be and appear before me in the Court of Ordinaly, at Abbeville C. H.? on the 24th instant, to show cause why said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this flth Sept., 1847. Sept 15 29 2t D. LESLY, Ord'ry. citation. a * tt ? 1: e~ f* ucivaoi ix n xAuuipiiiitro applies iu in*; iwi Letters of Administration on tho Estate ol Jas S Humphries, deceased: These ore therefore, to cite the kindred and creditors ol the deceased to appear before me on the third Monday in September, (instant,) to show cause why said adminiatration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 6th Sep. tcmber, 1847 DAVID LESLY, Sept 8 28 Ordinary * 4k j DUNBAR & BURNSIDE, ! I Having removed from tho Brick Store formerly ' occupied by them, to the store next to I>r. J. \V. j I Stokes, and nearly opposito their old stand, j Hamburg, S. C., ; Arc now receiving, and will continue to rc- ! | ceivc, heavy supplies of the following Goods, j , which they otl>-r to thcir.fricnds and the pub- 1 ! lie gvnerally, at the lowest market priei\s. ! SUCJAltS. New Orleans, Muscovado, ' Porto Rico, Clarified, Double RefineO, Loaf, i ' crashed and powdered. ' COKFE15. Prime dark frr?on Ilio, com- j nion do., Cuba St. Domingo, Prune old Gov! eriimem Java. DAGGING, A heavy stock of Kentucky, i and otli"r kinds of American nif.nulact.irf, to- i "t iller with a lair slo--k of I)undei? mul CJn.mu i IIOPIS. Kentucky, Jute, Manilla and Tow, from ? to ^ inch. S\LT. Large Charleston Sacks and Blown. MOLASSES. Cuba, N- w Orleans and Sugar House ; a superior article of Syrup. j TEAS. Ilyson, Gunpowder, Imperial and ! Black. [ IRON. Of all sizes, also a good assort- 1 ment of Ifoop and Band Iron, German and , Cnst Steel, Nail Rods, &c.; Nails of all sizes. CHAIRS. Mapl*a, Windsor, Cane Seat, ChildrenV, OtTice. Rocking and Nurse. POWDEll. KFF Du pout's, Blasting1, ' Eagle, Sport ing, and Kentucky Rifle Powder, i ALSO, A heavy stock of Saddles, Bridles, Martin-' galea, Halter Chains, Drawing Chains, Wee- j diiiii linen, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Caudles, Rice, Soaps, Tobacco of various brands. Hats and Caps of different grades and shapes, Roots and Shoes, Sole, Upp?r and Harness Leather, a superior lot of Kip ( in ivan skiiis, pure vv line l-iinnl, warranted; Window Glass 7 Xi). 8 10 XIX, 12 XI4, best quality INegto Blankets 9 to 1*2-4 Bed Blank-is, Osnaburijs, Cotton Yarn, nil numbers, hlt-acln (I nnd brown Domestic Goods, heavy and lijflit Kerseys, Buckets, Tubs, Sujrar Cans, Measures, Brass bound Pails, Shot of all >izes. L''hil, Blue Stone, Copperas,Saltpetre, Gin<rer, Pepper, Spice, Shoe Thread, Cotton and Wool Cards. Cocoa Dippers, Brooms, W:ijtoii Boxes, Grindstones, Cust ini?s or Hollow. War*', IMos. I, 2 and U Mackerel, 13iMls!oads, Thonmstoii Lime, &.c. &.c. Sept 15 29 tf WAUE-IIOUS15 AND COMMISSION BUSINESS?Hamburg. S. C. The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and tho public generally, that he will continue the ; Wakf.-IIoukf. and Commission Business, at the Kail Road Dt'pol. Tho convenience of j this establishment is too well known to require j much comment. Cotton or oilier Produce once in , store can be put on the Rail Road without the additional expense of drayage, ?kc. ; which is err- j tainly an item worth notice, both to merchants and planters. ; My charges will he as reasonable as other like ; concerns in the place, and tho usual facilities given j to those who may give me their patronago. sont 15 o?? :ii.? li \t wnrji'Dk! , - ?<r.? 1/. iTJL* ttV/VJUllO* ; NOTICE. Will be sold, to the highest bidder, on Sale Day ; next, my Plantation, bounded by lands of Jolin j McCord, sen'r. There arc about sixty-live acres, inoro or less. A credit of twelve months will ho given. ROBERT W. KARKY. j Sept 1"> nil 2t | notice: Tlu* subscriber rflVrs tor sale his PLANT A ! TION, lyinir within hull' a mil- of this plice, containing ?50 ncrcs. On tlu; pr^mis's ur?* a two story framed DwHlinff, trained Ni-yro 1 Hous< ft, a new tram* d Gin House, and a now ; and excellent Screw tiUachod, witn other out- | buildings, such as are coiintion on plantations. ; Two hundred and fifty acres at least ot the land is uncleared and finely timbered ; a quantity of ihat part cleared is very productive land, and moat of the uncleared is oF a very rood quality. The price will be moderate. Persons wishing to purchase, will apply to the subscriber on tlie premises. JAMES S. WILSON. ; Abbeville C. H., Sept 15 3w l . Abbeville SlieriiF Sales. I J5y virtue of sutidiy Writs ol Fi- ri Fucias, to ' I me directed, 1 will sell, ut Aubt viil-- Court ; J J3oui>c, oi? tin: first Monday m OCTOBER i | ijexi, ilie following property, viz: j 1 Store [louse and Lot on which il stands, ! in the villas.n> ol Greenwood; levied on as the property ol Whitlock. Sullivan & Waller,ads Jatin's liav- nel and others. ' 200 Acres of Land, more or less, bounded by John Power and others; levied on as the nPAniifttt r>f* Inlm A \/l ? ?lir? ^ T-X.? ] |j>m \Z|/0| %.j w? ? Vina Xf.* iff Uf l^lli UU3 ia v-r 1I.UW* j thorn and olhc-ri?. G40 Acres of Land, more or less, bound- i ed by G.ihriel Cox, filaney Martin and other*-; j . levied on as the property of I* B Moragne, j : ads the Commissioners of the Poor. I 50 Acres of Land, inorc or less, bounded . | by Dr. Mtddlelon and others: levied on as the j I property of Jane Gilbert,ads Wilhin Bostwick j | 160 Acres of Land, more t r less, bound- | ! ed bv ICrttherine Douglass, James Kdwards ' j and others ; levied on as the property of John ; ; Doug! igs, a<?.s Dr Jsaac Branch and others } 1 Negro Girl, (.Ylelisa,) and 1 Sola; le-' *.ied on as the property of W H Rile hie, ads ! T S Branson. 1 Sorrel Horse ; levied on as the property of Samuel P Laird, ads It A Martin, Adm'r 1 Black Horse : levied on us the orouer ! ty of Francis Henderson, 8en'r., ads Jos VV | W Marshall, All the interest John W. McKeller has in a tract ol Land situate in Abbeville District, on Long Cane creek, cont-iining 418 acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Joseph Dickson, William Sunrp, Edward Hagiron, George Nirhol and otli< rs; levied on at the suit of Sarnue! A Hodges. 100 Aciea of Lund, more or less, bounded by lands ol Al-x Turner, Albert Waller and William Roman ; levied on os the pre. party of J J Tharp, adn Lucian H Loinax, vs. G W Curtiss and J J Tharp. Terms Cash. A n TT a fi7rnrT/\n\r _ _ rt. U nAW 1 S. A. D. i Sheriffs Offioe, Sept 13, 1847 NOTICE. r Persona having demauds against the Estato of Ma! ry Cain, deceased, are requested to present thom properly attested; and those indebted to make im>medinto payment. S. V. CAIN, I sept 8, 1847 28 2w Executor. if * Jsl. The State of South Carolina, AimRVILI.E DISTRICT IN EQUITY. Francis Withers, v. William C. Smith.? Bill to Foreclose Mortgage. By ordtu ufihu Couri of Chancery, I will oell on Sale Day in October next, at Abbeville C. II., for cash, the following tracts of land viz : j FIRST?The Patterson Iione Tra^t, containing three hundred and seventy-dive acr?'s and ono quarter. iSL.C* >A D?The Patterson River Tract, coni<)iiiiiiur two liundn-d and filty?six acres > and thre?? quarters; ami THIll />?'the. Covington Tract, con- i taining four iitimlr?>d and thirty^eiirht i cres j and three quarters. S.iid trucis situate iti ! Abbeville Dstrict, on Lit tit* River, adjoining j eaeli oth>-r, ar.tl ho-ind< d by Intuit- of" Mrs. ISIcCaw, Edward Tilinan, Joseph T. Bakar, and ! others. Purchaser to p=ty for tit! s H. A JONKS, v. e. a. i?. i Comers Office, S--pt 11, 1817 29 Hw i 0^7" The following, wbicb we extract from j the Camden Journal, is from tlu? ll'-v. E. L. , Eruz'-r, of Kershaw District, S.C. l'\irmmgto/ty Kersha w DisS. C.. ) May 19, 1840. ^ i I have used in inv fumiiv Dr. Hull's F^ver j and Ague Pills, and also Dr. Spencer's Ve- ! getable Pills, for the last two years, and have j no hesitation in Iirnnniinnim. ?<-- I r.w..wu.ivMi^ IIM 111 tu ll?: UIU | most excellent family medicines?and as an net of justice to the worthy proprietors of three invaluable Pills, I iviil state, !or the infor- , mat ion & satisfaction of all concerned,that my , wife, prior to our marriage, liad been more or j loss the 8'ihj?'ct of chills and lovers for about ?'igliteen months, having tried various r> me- | diftj without success, ami was v? ry much re- | duci-d hi 11- sli. A few davs afier our mar- | ria^f, sin- commenced with Spencer's Pills, 1 and in a day or two uft- rvvams with Hull's I Pills ; tjlif us-'d about hall a box of <-ach ; the I result was a radical cure. She regained her ; health and strength very rapidly, and has had no return of Chills and Fever since. 1 he- ; lieve tnese Medicines to be harmless and safe; ! ond vvln-n used us sp citically directed, are , attend'd with satisfactory results. S. pi In I in E. L. FRAZER. The ahove Medtciie t? are for sale in tliis village at the Driiy Store and at the Post office j LOST, | By the subscriber on the 18tli August, or soon after, ; a Note on John Cochran. The object of tbia 110 iiuu is to warn uii persons not to trade tor sniti note, j ol' which the following is :i correct copy:? "Two days after date, I promise to pay Phibc 1 Drenou, or bearer, the sum of one hundred and ! forty-eight dollars 75 cents for value rec'd., this j IRth day of August, 1S-17." nept ti '2H :iw PIIIBE DRENON. NOTICE Is hereby given, that an application will be mad?! to the Legislature, of this State, nt its 1 next sitting, lor a Charter to construct a Rail j Road, or Turnpike Rnnd. from Hamburg, up 1 tin: Vall'-y of the Savannah River, or within Twenty live Mi!**s nt tin- same. ?.o tli" les of i Georgia and North Carolina ; Also Jhartr ! for building a Toll Bridge over the said River j and its tributaries at a suitable place ; Al*o, j for the renewal of th-- Original Charter, with n ? r..- .. r> 1- : - -1- - m ' iiiiiKiiuuitjiPOi iui ?; XJii ll K 111 till* I OW'Il Or | Hamburg, South Carolina, "ranted i2*2d day of , Dcc?'inl)?T, 18 ll; Also, for am?*ndin?; ill" : Charter o' lli" Ain- rii an and German Tra- j dmjf and Insurance Company, granted the j 19tli duv ot l/.-c mb--r. 1-35. * HENRY SHULTZ, Founder of Hamburg. 3 C Hamjurjr, S. C., Au?;. 1'2, 1847- 2d Hin NOTICE. An Election for an INTEND A NT and four WARDENS, will be lie-Id in the Court Hons'*, on MONDAY the J3lh of S-'ptember (instant) and J, li. Alien, J. H. Power, and Adolphns Williams, Esq's., are appointed Managers of saidjrlfclion. J. A. HUNTER, Intendant. Abbeville C. II., Sept 1, 1847. 27 2t WALKER & BRADFORD, Warehouse and Commission MERCHANTS?Hamburg, S. C. The undersigned respectfully inform their friends and t h? pu*die, that they still continue the WAHEHOUSE and COMMISSION | BUSINESS at their ?>lil stand, known ns ilie i Water-Proof Warehouse; where th-y will devote their personal attention, to all business i entrusted to their enre. Tin ir rates tor Selling nnd Storing of Cotton or oth-r Produce, Receiving and Forwarding Merchandise are the same as heretofore. Orders for Supplies will be promptly executed nt the lowst. market price. Thankful for past patronage so librrally bestowed on us we respectfully solicit a continuance of the bair.e. WALKER & BRADFORD. Sept 1 v 27 fit DRUGS! DRUGS! DRUGS! The subscribers have opened a DRUG STORE in the villago of Cambridgo, S. C., and are no^r receiving, from one of the tirKt Drug bouseu in Philadelphia* a choice selection of l>rugs Medicines Paints* Oil*, Dye Stuff, Window Glass, kt to wh-.ch they invite the attention of Physiciana, naiuers anu outers, in want 01 suon articles. Orders thankfully received and carefully attended to. R. C. GRIFFIN &- CO. Cambridge, Sept. 1, 1847. 27 4t P. S,?Dr, R. C. Griffin would respectfully inform his friend* and the public gonerally, that he has permanently located at Cambridge, for tho pur. pose of practising Medicine, and may at all times be found at bis Drug ritore, ready to attend to all culls conueoted with the profession. For Sale. Thrt fluKc/>rihnr nfTora fnr omia Vita PT.a MT attam . and MILLS, situated ou Rocky Rivor, four miles above Loundesville, in ono of the healthiest sections of Abboville District Tho Plantation, containing about 460 acres, is in good repair, most of it stroug, productive land. Tho mills are a Corn, Wheat and Saw Mill, all iu successful operation. The water power is not surpassed by any in tho surrounding country, being sufficient for all manufacturing purposes, and possessing the rare advantage of not being materially affected by either high or low water. All who may wish to make 6uch a purchase, ore requested to call and examine for : thernselyes. JAMES L. LESLY. | July H yn.tf N O TIC E?IN EQUITY.! V?liiabl? Laiids for Sale* The State of South Carolina, AlinEVII.I.K DISTRICT IN EQUITY. William McCelvy and others, vs. James ' L. McCelvy and others.?Bill for Par- j tit ion. \ By virtue of an order of tho Court of Equity, ; the following triicts of lnn<l ... W ? Vi?. wvi ?uv U III IIIU proceedings of ihis caRo, will be sold, on Sale ! Day in Ociober next, at Abbeville C. II., on a credit of one and t wo years, with interest on the second instalment from the time the first becomes due, except the costs, which are ' 10 bi; paid in cash: tho purchasers to give bunds and good surety, and a mortgage of the j premis s, to secure the purchase money?viz: VJliST?The Blair Tract, situate in Abbeville District, on Little Iliver,containing one hundred and seventy.seven acres, more or less, adjoining lands of James Connor and olliers. SECOND?'V he. Crawford Tract, situate in Abbeville District, on Little River,containing two hundred and sixty-four acres, ' more or less, bounded by Little River and lands of John Mars. i THIRD?The Moore Tract, situate in j Abbeville District, on Little River, containing two hundred and tliren and a half acres, mure or less, bounded by lands of James Con- j nor, Herbert Darracott and othersPurchasers to pay for papers. T1 * # x - n. jfV. JU.M'iS, c. E. A.I). Coin'rs Office, S.-pt I, 1847 27 5t The State of South Carolina, AltliKVILM: DISTKIHT IX EQUITY. Elizabeth Eakin. v. Jane Eakin and others. ; ?BUI.for Partition. 13 v virtue of an ord<T from the Court of Equity, will be sold, at Abbeville Court Housi', on Sal'- Day in October in-xt, the following tracts of land d> scribed in I ho proceedings of this cas , on a credit of one and two years, except the cot>is, which are to bo paid in cash ; pur ci)ii8?>rs to give tioml and sufficient surety,ami a limn ??nge of tin- premises, to secure the purchase iniMi-y, and pay for papers?to wit:? The three tracts, in the whole, containing five hundred and twenty acres, more or less, situate in Abbeville District, adjoining lands of Joseph Eakin, John Wright und others. Tin- particular boundaries and description of each, and the number ot acres each contain?, will he given on the day ot sa'e. II. A. JON ICS, c. k. a. i). Coin'r* Offioo, S<*pi 1, 1817 U7 Ot . _ . ^ The State of South Carolina. arcuv1lle district, In Ktjui.ly. (Postponed until Sale Day in October.) Augustus (J. Cofer and Thomas L. Cofer, i v. Didaina Anderson, and others.?Pnr. ! l it ion. By or<l''r of the Court of Equity, I will sell, at Abbeville Courl House, ou Sale Day in Oc- j tob??r n<'xt, the following' tracts of Land, j No 1, d?din? ati'd by th?* lines A 15 C I) E F | G ami M ; tract No 2, by the lines D E and j K, r. presented by pluts thereof by A. \V. > Shelhto, Esq., D. S., situate in Abbevillu Dis , tru.-t, on waters of Savannah river; the num- i ber of acres, us well as a more particular de- I suription th'-n-of, will be given on the day of ' sal"?on n credit of one year, except the costs i which arr> to be paid in cash. Purchasers to j give bonds, with good "sureties, in penalties ' double the purchase mo-.ioy, and pay tor titles, j H. A. JONES, c. e. a. u. Commissioner's Office, July 28, 1847 23 5t ! The State of South Carolina.1 ARBEVil.LK DISTRICT. Sarah Kennedy, v. Margaret Kennedy, j Elizabeth Kennedy^/ al. By order of the Court of Common Pleaa : tome directed, I will sell on Sale-day in October n Til ACTof LAND contnininjTHKKK j HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES, more | or less, commonly known ns the HOME j TRACT, lying on Long Cane Creek and ; Bold Branch n!?nut 12 miles South of the viU ! lago of Abbeville. Terms.?To be sold on a credit of twelve : months, the purchaser to <rive security and 1 mortgageo! the premises. the costs 10 be paid in cash. A. C. Hawthorn, Sh'fT. Aug. 18th 1847, 6w '20, BAYLEY'S HERE YET! Sash made at G 1-4 cents per light, for nil sash containing 15 lights to the window and upwards, | all windows containing less, 7 cents per light. All kinds of Furniture mado to order, at the old stand, 1 mile from Gilgal church, and 17 from Cambridgo, upon the Martintowu road. All orders left at the office of tho Edgefield Advertiser will ho attended to. sept 1 27-4t WM. BAYLEV. An Estray. John Gray tolls before nie a bay Mare, some white in her face, 1/j) I : ' O L _l >14 < it I 1~ iv - - ?- inw in nesu, iiiMMii it i-? iiiitiua nnil supposed to be between 15 am!'20 years old, bus a rnulfc colt about 3 weeks old. Appraised at twenty dollar?. W. P. NOBLE, Magistrate. August 4 23 3m East Tennessee University. Tho next oollcgiate year of this Institution will commence on tho 15th day of October. The Faculty consists of six officers. . Tuition in the Collegium Department is $15; in the Preparatory and English Departments, $10 per session. Bourding in the Public Hall is $1.25, in private families, $1.50 per week. The entire annual expense, inptlirlilirr nlnt hinnr UI1/1 kour/JInnr in iranntiAti nnarl Ut?u Mvatlllllg 111 VUVUVIVII) l??'VU not, with strict economy, exceed $150. The locality is exceedingly healthful, and has proved peculiarly ko to studonts from the South. For further information kco Catalogue, which may be examined at the office of tho Clerk of the County Court of this county, or he had on application by letter to the President of tho Univereity. D. A. DEADERICK, Seoretary of the Board of Trustees. Knoxvillo, Aug. 25 26 3t Job Printing Neatly and Expeditiously Executed at the office or TIIE Abbeville Banner. . .. .I..1.1 ... . " iiJJ . .1 REMOVAL* Win. A Co. Have renu ved their stock of Dry Goods to the store und^r the American Hotel, (late Hubbard's where it is their purpose to keep & full assortment of American, French and JHiiglisli DI1Y GOODS. We would take this opportunity to return our t hnnl/d tn nm? nnnn?i?nMr. 1 ? r? * ? ...... vu> iiumutuu9 11 iciiim lur me very libcrul patronage bestowed on us for the last six years, and would solicit a continuance of tlicir favors. Wt< would also invite nil persons buying Dry Goods in Hamburg, who are not already on our list of customer*, to give us a trial. ' Our stock will consist of a much larger ami more general assortment than we have here^ tofore kept. We will alto continue to keep our usual assortment of CARl'ETTING, OIL CLOTH, F LOOR M A T T 1 N G, BONNETS, and Lidics' and Childrons' SHOES. N B.?Just received a full assortment, of all numbers, of 13 U T C H BOLTING CLOTH?1', >vhich, together with all articles in our li>: , w ill be sold as low as they can be procured in Hamburg or Augusta, WM. KETCH AM & CO. l-iamburg, Aug 11 24 If Valuable Property for Sale. Will bo sold, on Sale Day in October next, at public out cry, t ?nlcss previously disposed of, tho It RICK 011 tho main-street, in tho lower p:irt of this village, formerly owned by Jolm Wilson, dee'd. This building is two stories high and in good repair, with tho necessary out buildingH, rind a tine well of water upon tho lot. Tho lot contains about five acres. For further information, and tho terms, persons wishing to purcaso will apply lo Dr. I. Branch or A. J. NVeeniH. Abboville C. II., July iil 21-1 Iw Attention 8th Regiment. a Tho 8th Regiment of Infantry fill will parado at Csirsoift's Old. 51 1 Vii.l'l " t_ ,v ?/.? lllO TilSt INST, lor Drill and Review, armed and equipped as (lie law directs. Tho commissioned and lion-commissioned Ollicers will assemble tho day previous for drill, <&c. The captains of Heat companion will order tho 1'ioneern of their respective Beat to be at Carson's Old Field on the l.Stli hist, at 10 A. M. Bv order of Col. M. O. Tai.m.vn: J. G. HAS KIN, Adj't. sept 8 3xv Head Quarters. 2ND. BRIGADE, July 9, 1347. L Tho following Regiments will Parado for Review and Drill, at the times and places as follows, The 6th Regiment of Infantry KJSgBlgl at IiOinax'3 on Saturday the I8th of September next. Bill "I'lie 8ih Regiment of Infant'flBl f ry at , on Tuesday the XJL| iilst of September. Hi! The 9tli Raiment of Infantry _ at Lowe's, on Saturday the 25th of September. The 7th Rf'pirnent of Infantry at the Old Wells, on Tuesday the 28th of September. The 10th Regiment of Infantry at Ilichs ardson's on Thursday the 30th of September. The Commissioned and non-Ccmmissioned Offieers will assemble at their respective Paraiie s-rounilb on the day previous for drill and instruction. n _ i p. i n 1- * ' *?? ? x^v oroer 01 me ouiniimnuer-in-onier. P. II. BRADLEY, Brigadier Gen'l. 2d Brigade S. C. M. VV. VV. Belcher, Brigade Major. Edgefield Advertiser copy eix times. Aug 18 25 4t The Daily National Whig, Is published in the city of Washington, every day at three o'clock, I*. Al., Sundays excepted, and served to subscribers in the City, nt the Navy Yard, in Georgetown, in Alexandria, and in Baltimore the same evening, at G\ cents a week, payable to the sole agent of the Whig, G L. Gilchrest, Esqr, or his order. It is also m.iiled to any part of the United Slates for ?4 per annum, or $2 for G months, payable in advance. 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