The Abbeville banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, January 20, 1849, Image 3

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tened meekness and humility ;in wKo^r tl/cre was more of. "the law; of kindness in lier tongue." In all the rcliti&n^oTlffeSihe was faithful rind kind, and I need scurcoly add, that sho wus beloved, May her mantle (all upon those whom she has left behind to mourn her lo*a. Wk acknowledge the receipt this week of the following sums for subscriptions to the Manner. J no. C. Hays, Abb., - - $1 50 Jns. McCurtmry," . 1 50 TJ.McCrhcken," 1 50 T H Wilfinn ^ - _ O fifl 'sumi l ViiiV; ;4 - - V T Ho Jas. I. Ciilitu r, " 1 50 . - H. St>'ph(*ii>ori, l< I 50 liov.J. KClibcri. ' I 50 J. li. Wiilson, " - 3 00 Will. F.imi, - - 1.50. J-is. M'.HTav, (ia. - . 3 00 M. A. I'icliciin, - 1 5C? ~lTA!N Di u rE J* " ^ The friends of (J.?pt.. SAMUjjjjl* . A. IK)!>(;i:s r<Si?.-C!iiillvuniioiinc?J^J*Wmh (lulut? fur :<!?? ;ill of Abbeyillj lMgf IUI \ ^ W'oarr aulbori^d^a^oliMc<> F. W.SELLKCK, - ; '* 11ro aitl'uorizcd to announce PRHIreS IIROWNLKB as a candidate lor Ordinary at lists election. iC#"* Wc :irn ;r.iiln>ri/i:(l to announce WILLIAM II!l LL as a candidate j?r Ordinary at ICy*" We tiro .'Hil|y)ri/.od .to r.nuounce w-jv'. -T'-'JAiUJUid W ?. as a Mpdiclatttrnr Ordinary ft' FOll TAXCOI.r>l:CTOR, 5 : H3" I'm1* n( JAMES W V '!'niCHAltlj.SON. E-iti'r., announce 'him u? a Caniliilato for TAX ' COLLECTOR, lor Abbeville District, at (ho next LC':-i:lioii. ^Kli^Mctim, in liie Courts of Law nn<l 12(|uiYf '^ynfrtwJp^riutsol'KJ^L'rii'lil and AbbuvHI*. / Office, Sept. iiO Dm 32 Octob-r S4, lrllS. - .- ; d Luci EN 11. ^OAUflHj jjs AUuru?)' at Luw, ; IJLiving tul.eu the Office formerly occupied by^P^ 3g Y. Mui'tiu, Esq., ou IbA public wquurc, leuuers Ills. ^Ki'/ *ervic??? lo the citizcuu of Abbeviile. 'Jtyi Jmiuury lii, 18-Stf. . ~^J ' Auction of Good3. rjlIIE subscribe/ will sell at auction at 111ii* placc i- on Tliuradity the 1st Feb., arerauant of ?oinl? \ j 11 bout g!5')Uw<)rtli, ami cud bv J as S Wilw-m tor ih? l>">Ufltil <^certain urcJitoin. " H. S. CASON, ; in^!Tt^Ptilt; lOlli inat., ' a BAY MARE, about 5 yours old, . 1 ' 14 or 1(5 hands high, long tail* curried 'ifr; a little to ouo. wide; moves well, puces a little, in fcfcv quick and ?piritrd. No olliei marks recollected:? ' jfc-.'; Auto?a SORREL HORSE, ubout 9 or 10 yearn old, quick uudor the nadJle, hus a Htur iu the tbre>!? #, heud. Any pt?rso}? taljing up the ubove horse and "3|gt'r mare, will be liberally rewarded by giving iuformation to John A. Mirlin, Hear Lowutl>HuliAKjBKjAAlree ' subt-cribcr at L/>wuili<ville, *'. Jau'ry 15, '48 44o T- W. GA^TT. jj syY' x TTAVING anccrtaiiipd Mm amount to kY li tod among (ho. Creditors of WrtifltfinmRf V l'roni^ his usdipiiiieiit of May ncKTjIi.WV, asoignre. I.?arkin Mays has made npplicnI 4. IT tion to ine, to granthim Letlehrbf Adminixtration on the KHtalt- of Medy Mays, jr.', deceased. These are therefore to cite the Kiudred und Credp' itoroof the said dece^isej to be aud appear before me, (in Ordinary,) on the first day of. February 1UJXI, to Hliow uiiuujc. .if any they. can, w!iy said '* AdmiiHHtratiou slioulil Kut be grsutbd. HlRy . Given under my huud aud aeal .thin lGth Jau'ry 'SB*. 18-19. . D. IjESLY, ?.A.p. : Jau'ry 20,'48 44 2w M 1" < W 1-1 Xirr?nsr?n LD respectfully inform of th? district, and >19^1 ^tho public geuerally that he mill continues to ' kinds ef carriages, harness, cadin id W ay be t we en ded to, ut the shortest cV ' of having any business done, ill rourfctfi$tg^j^j^ ^ work done i? warranted." San 20 44^8l3^jj Important Sale. TiriLL be sold on the 30th Jm%9,3inUaU>eloii il ' tho village, ou a . '50, all the personal ?jpUie of Robt W Ktry dee'd Jr.l consisting of G likefy negroe#, mules, horses, eat tie hogs, corn, fodder, a road wagon, household and kit vp?K- chen furniture. The McFurlLu tract of laud wil &^g5g5?9 " wflKa^fflmiN^UH I lenwant Kory, F.li/.a, Ansy, Jesxo, Lydin', Tioiium, T.il tie Mary, Will, JprIi, Amy, Cury, I^-wis, Hale, M?>riah, Phillin, Uncliael, Sawney, Jnok, Wnsli, JefFry, Andrew..I:m, Naivv, Levi. Matilda, 7 mules, i fl horses, .'I roa<l wa-ouis, 1 buggy, I carriage 1 And at the residence yf defendants on Wednesday ! after sale day a ono Imrso wagon u road wagon, 2f> ! head cattle, *15 fat hqgg^SO Ftock hogB, a !o t com 7 | or 80') bushels, a to&0mier, 75 bushels oats more or j less, 600 buahejgwPFmpro or less. .13 bines cotton, a lot or lei?*, 3000 Htmhels coti jew, n cotton gin, 3 old cotton gins virtft&al^^.^Kiir 8tvelyrir(l.<, u lot rope,n lot cotton' ! whippcr, 12 Bitvhelo wliont, 2 Burt^Js^flour.a lot pork SSOOllwiiioro le^s, ulot l?r<l | ifdi^RIckfltnitb tools, a lot fanning tools, plows, .j.l?pSi axes, wedges, tc. &.c, household (furnituro, ti JjpfaJjotind covcr, a sola, two doz. canc bottom chairs. "'SO&lf doz. Windsor chains, 8 common chairs, a cWk sfcSv&ces, 4 silver candle sticks, a set mahogany ta'bli'H a walnut table, a mahogany work table a mantle glass, a pair Hitilirona, shovel, t?nj;H and iender, 2 carpets, a hearth rug, a secretary und Book case . n lot Hook, a mahogany Bureau, 2 candlestunds, 5 Bedsteads Beds ami furniture. .r> washstand.-. Bowls timl pitchers, 3 dressing tables, l looking "lasses, a walnut siileluard, a lot crockery, u lot jars, u lot waiters, a cantor, a hulf d?>7. silver tubk*ii]>ooiis, a doz . silver teaspoons, a lot kitchen furniture, a lot rpinninjr wheei.s, a curding machine, a lot trunks, levied on as tlie property of Jno S Allen ad^ Banister Allen ct al. Afl the interest the defendant has in a tract of land containing 50 acres more or less, hounded F. A. Connor and others, levied on uu the property of \V (.' Kicljcy uds J W Cii>ikscaled. Aqavs.mofaoFhouitde'il by R Devlin S B Mc-: uutauuoi, iuia \jr?u (pumniey ci m, . 't*.vyy 1 On^-hoivo. wu^on, Levioilon :ia tho property> of Joseph A. Hamilton, ud-?, David Kellur," ap.d others. SOU Acr>?s of Land, more or lens, bounded by Shepard Slowart, WC Ilill and other*, levied on us the projierty of W rf Robinson, atls, 1* DTviugli. 25v) Acres of Laud, more or less, bounded by : Kdward Jones, Federick Smith itnd others, Levied on as the property of William Ik-asly, ads, William j U Den. ' 50 Acres of Lund, nioro or less, bounded bj! Joseph Price, and other, Levied ou as the property ' of James R tteasly, ?wls, W 11 Dorjt. 150 ucred of laud morfe or less, bounded by Jmuea iJf 'tiir. Win i'ralt and otiiers, levied ou as thu pro- | fjfaij'rty of Jus Wior nils Jus Lindsay ct al. feijpiw K?rr<.-!1 mare, and at the residence of Copt. | M?Uaiy {jiiiitli, on Wednesday after Mule day, a lot j . ecimSiwptMwed 100 btinlielK, a lot fodder, a lot oats, levied on as the property of Sutul ii??iiiterei<t in u liouue and lot in lliisi village : mjiij ftriftikjtlf acre inure or loss, bounded by ! Ju:i ^?ly i?t al.. also a sofa, a sidc: board auQ^CjuJ^eif-jtfJt.tcta, levied 011 as the property of Joe A llBidiLtoi'l iKia David Kellar ft al. j 7 Negroes, (\*S)^lok, Biddy,. Lucy, Touy, Mary, Harriet u fciop'.uiL HtflVl piauo and stool, I ccutre table, 1 mahu^unj. tabid aud half roniids, 2 comffion.piue tables, 1 solk,-1 doz^caue button* chairs, i hutl'duz aiivnr >600118. II hulf Mtlliivcf leu spoons, u lot crockeryvu lot glass ware, u dot ivory huudicd kuives i >/ common knives and forks, 2 lied-stc'Hds^ i'eiUi^r Beds and Dcdlurnituro, a pair Brass ulM^rowwra%udur-J, a Book, ruse and ' set Hooks, Charley, Jack, Pigeou, I Kitty. a'yrayale, a road wagon and gear m oivb-KoisO wrsgi>u,& Barouche und harness, about i /IW^aa&ehtWxoru- a lot corn, Hut) pounds foddl-r, 4rtacfo-fctlder. a lot hulks', a lot peas, 2-1 Lead caitl0,Ci^S3fSfk, a lot lard, u lot stock hogs, a lot ; plouralftiupiow gear, axes, spadevs, shovels, Baskets . -IWMPWt^ol couou seed, a lot rice, 3 pairs stcel: '* 'ol potatoes, 2 pickling tubs, wash tub->, j t^KgW pails, 3 line tables, a cundlc stand, a cominon ; Rm, 7 chairs, a Bed aud Bedstead, a lot Books, a writing desk, 2 pairs andirons, 2 pair shovels and ' tongs, 2 !ooking^las;jcs, u lot llour Barrels, a lot trunks, a lot window curtains, a child's willow eru! die, a lot stone ware jugs, jars, &.C., 25 or 30 geese j 2 spinning wheels, 2 saddles, lovied on us the proi perty of James S. Wilson, ads David Kcllar. (jilli! land &. Howell aud other creditors. I o;r ?r i?<? ,^?,i ku l..u I >v?~, Gillam, liazcl Smith aud^olhers, also 163 acre# , more ot less, InniuJud by luiitLi ot' Sarah Cuuuing| ham, J. F. Fuckclt aud olheru, also 102 acres | inoreorletui, bounded by J. F. fuckett, aud^uludu Kiver, ulao two-third* of uu into reel lu the lot of 15 1-2 ucres more or leas, uiid terry ou Soludu liiver, known as Johunon >Sc . Fuckett ferry, uud uh>o five negroes to wit ElMm, Tilda, Hannah, Sum aud. ISpnrainr.-tcvlcti ou mu O.^ "fr r Jtt?Kiu-.lf*. ett ud? J; W. H; Johiusou and oth^fs.^ 103 acres of laud more or lee#, bounded by Tb<M UtnttTMfl llnHrIiai I ^ulUnitta ulltl itltlAi-u llll/l q1u<1 11 \*2 acres more or lc**, bounded by Win iWiee, Sarah Cuuiihijjiiuiii, and others levied on as the property of J. F. Puckult ads J W H JdhuBou.v -r9i). acres of laud more or lea*, bounded by Hazel Smith, Walter Mernwelhet- uud others, levied ou as tbe properly of Sarah Cuiuiingbain ads Thou Stewart. ' 341 acres Of laud more.arleea, bounded by estate of Leouurd Wideuuiu> levied on lis the property bf John JUyonada W,S Cothrun, ' iirM?.-5aVthoiin.^.o.; IfKf uttlC0' J?u'ry o,'lB4?. Sale, in Ordinary. : I.rtnd SAle, in Ordin^y. V^uo.l)onhld& Wifb, ) . > For Partition. J. C,;Iliiijiey, und olhors. ) the first Moiulny ^n Fob. next vjJSw^stta?to?4and ofjlOO acr^s, oil the SNotcli .jrWa-udjpinidjj IuiiiIh of Win Ajjnew, J W Main vt 'hr?/>nJa,cr*4it6f 12 mouths for Partitioii tftnoiig the ."hetWs-of. Juo. Kutor dee'd.?the laud wuted to thi-in CulJJ&vit* l .! rj.. i _r /li^ /-> ' uvvyj iMUJ^ ucc u. eMjy uruur ui iw ywmi ui ur-, dinaVy. A. (J. 11AWTlJOllN,?tA.D. Junti. . 43 td ? _/_ rfru.-* Aaron Liinu:;, ) '- Vj?* 2Jf \BI-?1 " ~ ">To'LiffcdlSIp Mortgage J a m e $ S, W 5-1 son.) ^ I WILL sell at Abbeville C. If. on first Stoodny in l'Vb. next, one un^ro mail l'rinco, the property ol'Jus S Wilson to stttittly u inoulguge in favor of Auron Loinux. b?!sl on u credit until lirst Jan. *50 with interest from day of sale, note and upproved security required of the purchaser. Juu.U, ' )!). 43 AC. HAWTHORN,s.a.d. Sale of tho Real Estate of WilI in id ! >%:!?? ,L,?M StUlAA M. J V* James F. Wyult, &. Wile, 1 v. > For I'urtilio:i. II. II Soawright, &. Wife & othere. ) BY order ol tlio court of Ordinary, 1 will sell on sale day iu February next, or some duccmU iitg Sale day, lor l'artilion, tli'v Ileal Enate of Win. Fyles dee'd., situate in thin district, on walctw of I Turkey creek, containing ii70 acres (more or less) and bounded by lands of C-upt. Sluttiuoii, Nouli Reeves and others. Terms, twelv? moiitlis credit, purchaser giving Bond and a mortgage of the premises if deemed necessary to the Ordinary for the security of the purchaso money. Costa to be paid illcash. A.C. UAWTUOUNVb.a.I). Abbeville C. H., Dec. 21),'48. 42 td j o ii N^ (y \ T I .FEMALE ^ejimahy. * * viV. " * *&***' ? ??*-Vw-. * ANDEliHON C. il., S. C. .VJL. nieiicei!',: for' the* v nsnii igyt n* tmtbV first MoiViiuy^Febfiifi-ry^n^t, under t A; control; a*.' heretofore* of. Mna. M.\R.fr K.' JUM li&.V as?iHted by Mli?3 CiiARi.oTTK Pak.nk. tlie first hi the capacity of Principal, anil ilio ?lcou J of vicePrincipal, took charge of llito Sjctiool nt its opening lust February. Enjoying ebiov?hfere,.)the highest position .na teachers, bringing witif -th'wii the most undoubted testimonials and uniting itl'an un com-' moil degrco, natural and professional Jitness. their conduct of this (urge and tlonrinhiug-Seminury during Hit- past year, has given satisfaction, bo fur us is luiown without'^single exception. This Seminary affords oVtty advantage for giving young ladies u complete education, both practical and ornamental. Its location is proverbially healthful during all seasons of the year, and the community economical, industrious, and highly morul. Boarding and Tuition are unusually low, to suit the times; while the course of Instruction is so sya tenia! ic and thorough us to qualify young ladies for every duty in life. The music deportment will be presided over by 1'iofivjVin. VVugstall' late of Cambridge Eng., one of the m'ttft eminent musicai'is of the age, and will embruce the most thorough institution, in both veer'! ?!! ) instrumental music, inc|udiug the l'iauo, Haq> Guitar uud any other instruments mui may be debired. .if Under th^se favorable circumstances the Seminary will be shortly opened, as beforo staled, for next year. The trustees, huiintied that a ?nperiorfFemalo School cuunot be I ouud.api>e?l wi4% coutidenee By order of the Board of TruHti-ijBT^ V. ?TJLIAS EAKLE, ptihYn . J. 1'. Kbbd, Stdry. ' - fr. December 25, 1843. 42 tf Fuller Institute, Greenwood S. C. A H, if At This Institution, formerly the Greenwood Female Academy, j W will re-open on tlie first MonMr. & Mrs. Nichnllshave the and Uio (AiUuC,- ihilt they have secured the perinuneiit hoi vices of Mit* Barton, recommended by Mrs. Willard, of this Troy Female Heminary N.Y., aa'a graduate of her, Iustituliou, and us u successful 'IVacherfor several year*? io Music', Drawing nud Painting. < Jan.3. ?*#? ' i' 42 3t AngUKta jPiaiio Porle, Music .. Book,.; and; ^Stationary .The irab6critie& have on hand and ESuStSSBEmlare constantly receiver!} Urge tisaort7 1 * 7 "mentof ro?ef odU &miy^ipgajix P.ana Forte* train .the following celebrate inafeero? 3acun 4r A. H daylt ^ Cu., Ni \r Yark. wtycf' lh? y wurrunt UrpiTliook o^LstA ' ' V.. | V.. 'i,\:l'\','^it^ I> ,->^ > . .' ; > Thel^tNp^.;.: L/LL Perwip indebted l^tho^Eslat? of Jo^ib XX. " boiiirt are' f*que-Bted to make payment immediately and also lJ)oue baying dctnandu ajraiast the -Estate. will reader them ia Immediately as longer indulgence cannot be frivett, I am oblige toqollect ittortier to settle with. Ls^atces that are of aff. . N.8.?The account*) must be 'properly attested a? the law require?.. . . Jf^S, L, AlcCELVY: ^' 49. ' .? Notice..-, ' i I,L Persona indebted to the' JJstate of Geotge dec'd., are T?^W*t?i to niak? mandfl ?ptfnst the aume will j?reeent them, T ^Svill hereafter carry on the Tuilornig business jointly. From the loug experience of one of the firm, they tiitttr themselves they wfll be enabled to give e^tire-^Qtinfuction^to all who nlay favOrthem with thelt patronage; They : jure prepared to do all work entrusted to Ihqtn uccordiug to the latoetetylea, uud at-the shortest hi>tico. Abb. O.ll.,* Oct. 28, 1848. 33 3iW?' Q. F. S tie for, r JXAY|jrG goLdhis Plantation on Long C'une creek vdQt" ' does not intend to leave the district, but will -ro(Train ill thb sumo neighborhood and pructico meflir?trtf*. wnd nmv rntnru tn Itiu fpiatwl? I?i? nnlriiftur lodgements for their very litvrul patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, and hopes hy punctuality und strict attention to merit u coutinuaiicc. J at. the Diiiiic time, it-quest ull persons who arc indebted hy account, to coino forward and make settlement, :>k ii is requisite to close accounts every four ycare. Jan. 8. 43 tf G. F. STIEt'EK, Notice to Absent Distributee NOTICE is hereby given, to Samuel S. Hamilton, one of the distributees of Alexander C. Hamilton, dee'll,?to appear in the Court ofOrdinarv at Abbeville C. II., S. C., on or before the S2i;d .Monday of April, *49', in order to a final settlement of the Estate in my hands as Guardian. JAMES S. WILSON, Guardian. January 8, '49. 43 If PERSONS against whom there are demands in the lunula of the undersigned, arc hereby notified to attend at this place, on Hale day next, to settle o?r said demands or renew their notes. Those, having demands will present them pro|>erly attested on that day. MARY CANNON, Ex'ix. "'Ahb. C; II., Jau 4 *49, 42 4t . | . ? --- . ... - ? ? Notice. ^~VTRAYED from Cokcsbnry, on Thursday night k'<c^,"laHt'aBLACK IIORSE, about 4 years old, i^f^itK' oue_?y<r, Any person delivering said wall Wliberally'rewarded,orany Information jwill Too thankfullyrec'it ' D. LIGON. Cokt-sbury, Dec. 15- 41 3t Notice in Equity. Vuluable Lund atiii Slit vis for Sale. Thomas iVl. FinU-y, ~) elfal- I Uiii for Acct., Par Alex. Hunter, E*'or., I u,,on? &c" et al. J ortler of tbo Court of Equity, I will nell, on ou!c-day in Februury next, at Abbeville C. Houne, the tracts of land described in the Bill, to wit, IbI The Home Tract, contiiiniuir two hundred !iiid fifty nrres. more or loss, situate in Abbeville District, on Sawney's creek, adjoining lauds of Geo. McDuffiu, Edmund Helcher, l>r. II. H. Towucs, and lands of the Estate of Johu Clark, deceased -d,A Truct, containing two liuitdred and sixty acres more or less, situate in this District; near Mt. Carinel, bounded by lands of Ale*. Hunter and others ALSO, . - . The following Slaves, to wit, Nancy, Andrew, Jinney and her children, Alfred, June and Jacob, TEUMS: Lands sold on a credit of one and two years. Purchasers to give Dond aud approved fle- | | curity, and mortgages of the premises 10 becure the I payment of the purchuse money, and pay for titles.. The Slaves sold 011 a credit of one and two yearai^ with itorcxt to bo paid nnunally. The purchwi^f to give Douds with good security to sec 11 ro the payment of the purchase nionrv.?tn h?r niiiri !? > CommfsmonerV Office Nov. <fa^ Notice to Contractor^^y^; SEALED PROPOSALS will be rec?rivod-alffils Engineer's otfico Greenville and Columbia Rr R., until firet Feb., '49, for the furnishing all the timber for the superstructure of the first 25 miles extending from the Depot of the S. C. R. R. to the crosning'of Bioad River. Proposals will at that time be received for tiiiiber for superstructure, and Ihrnishiug timber for and constructing all the Bridge and .Trestle work 011 the 'ond from Broad River to Saluda, including the Bridge across that river. A preference will bo givcu, first, to stockholder*! who oner uuacr me cnaner: xa, 10 new Hiucunuiucn; 3d, lo thouo who take a proportion of paymeut in stock; uud lastly to cash offers. Further information uiuy be obtained at the Eugineeru office, or from either of the AuMUitants aftar the 15th Jua. JUILN MoHAB, CIO. Ku* ' Joa. 6. 48 M * Attention! ? In obedience to orders from Head Quartern/1 am directed to call in all Jfc the arms that have been issued to M . the members of the McDuffie Rifle fjt t Guards. Mehibors who have received arm?, and tho?? persons who may have iii their posseusioa any of ySfir the'said arxtMi are requested to hand ?ftl tWm to the mibsrriber at the ^. W I Deadfall on Uie firft Saturday it)Feb. yili next, without fail. Rf ForbonH having th<? baid arms in mm P9s?e?M,'on and not complying with the aboye notice, willbfe proceeded mgalnRt afl-the | Law direct* :1. FO?TBR MARSHALL* Jan.! 6. *49. ' 42 tfjgfijfc . 3* ' '" V- fs& Notice. "A XL persona indebted totthe Estate of Wm. M. /I SUefle, deed., v. hi plepse pre^nt their demauds for payment; and tlioeo indebted will make immediate payment. .. DAVID LKSLY, - Nov.'1849. 38 if Ord'y.fc Adin'r. *A ,V??!...? h:,LAa^' f\ uufTiwiua iuuihiidu iu oamuci viuiiici Mjr uuvc . IX or account are^hereby notified that they mux! Wills with the Mibftcriber By the< ^rtt Monday iu February, an after that day the/ may expect to payooufc. ; v t? >**-ROBERTSON. - - , ; * , . Ia Equity. - : -??>&, OOtfCfl CAROLINA. Ed^^uHH kJ Notice is hereby given, that Jrjpwuie" of ?m Ordorfrenj the court of E^nit^Jn^ls oaae, l^ni\ - The^MiU tract of I and bWl 6n wm^k >W smm EXECUTIVE EEPARTMENT. > Columia, Dec! 8j*'48. ) By his Fxcellency David Johnson, Governor uud Commander-in-chief, in and over the State of South Carolina: WHEREAS, in pumnance of an act of tho Lcgiuluture of tliia'Stute, the votes for McuibciH of th^thirty-first Congress have been counted by commfanoners appointed for that purpose, and it np pears loqttno tion. u. wanaco ims uecii eieciea for tho fbwjtftngreMioiml Dint., composed of SpartanbuVffi Uni?^, York and Clicstor. The Hon. J. L. Orrhas el&tod&r tho second congressional Diet., comp<j?ed 0? Picliens, Andereon, Greenville and L^urelwhi^.Tho Hon. J. A. Woodwurd has boon olectetSSiSjJ.cOngrosaioiial District,composed of La'ucast&^&crshuw, Fairfield, Richland and Humbler. The Hon. A. D. Sims has Iwen elected for the fourth conOTgwio.aai Dist., coniponed of ChiKterfieid, M arlIw rongh,"I)ajfJ(mgtoi 1,Manon,Horrv, Georgetown and -.The Hon. A'Burt for the fifth congre: Hioriaf ^i^^xptnposed of Abbeville, Newberry, E(lgefiel3;'itwJil^jBaeion. ,a The Hou. I E Holmes for the sixth ^ ;> Di?t*, thutof Charleston. Thc.llon. W 1; Orangeburg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Colleton, und thb parish of SU John's Collt-lnn. Now therefore, I D?ividJohnsorijCovernor ' ?? and Commander-in-Chief, in and o\er tho Stuto aforesaid, do issue this my Proclamation, notifying and declaring according to the . provisions of the said act, that D Wallace, J. I* Orr, J. A. Woodward, A. D. Sims, A. Burt, 1. E. Holmes, and W. Colcock,.had a majority of the votes in their re?pecft'vr0 coagressio'rinl DTsw.^ondi:.. are'therefore duly elected Representatives in the Congress of the Unites Slates, v, Given under my hand and the seal of the ( Stale, at Columbia, the oigth day of December, in the year of our Lord one * i ? ;_L. I I I l uityisiinu eigni nuiiurcuo uuu iuu;eight, and in ihc seventy third year of the Independence of United States. |D. JOHNSON". B. K. Hanagan, Sec'y of Suite. Jan 6 42 Executive Depart?j^J|^^^^p ALL communications addr?j|?d to Hia Excellency, (*ov. SEABROQlEWioWld be directed to Charleston, until the firsCJ9p6 uextl B. T. \yAUrX*S,^Executive Socre tary. Not icj$J|^b?ent Legatees, ]\rOTICEMMtwgfea to Uj? Legatees of Rill churd^plogttn inat the afiuirn of the.cstatc will be Monday- jitiApnl and that theV^^^mW^^^tO bis present In the! conrt of Orjfruiw*3?iW4*y ?r their consent will be entered ,tHOS. K.SPROULL. .'f J**. 6. r r,. ' . ../ 3"* Oorniine Petit G?ifc^,Ottoii Seed, plcrr'r ciii.p f^attS<W^dcatly TCC0jninend them to pluutcra. They jeffeks ^dothran. m li j th~ ca ro l r n a I Abh^vrBfepUtrieu- In the Common Pleaa JL ?Will]u& jA^toy who is in the cuHtody of the Sheriff of'ABfaiMrille District by virtue of a writ of Capias ad SratHnjetiendum at tlio suit of Jefferson McCruckea, haljilig filed his petition with a schedule of hia whtie"<6el4ter roal and pereouul for the purpose of f>btainin^*aitf'J>enefit of the act of General Assembly commoi^j^ciillcd the Insolvent Public Notice m li?rrby gwS^tfr&.the; Petition of thenaid William S. Auvley will beh^ftkOrtdcon-*: side red in the court of Common Pleas.fdyA^to^yjW7-*1*'.'. awtrict adderuro Kj ii. oi? inouaay inoninotebn?a ;'^o,g^a; day of Murch uext o?such other day thereuft'er as the Court may order durine the Term commencing 011 that day at the plac? kforesaid, and all the Oreditore of the said Willcm 8. Auslev arc hereby muiimoned personally or by their Attorney to appear then and there in tin ?aid court to show entitle if any they. cau or have, why the benefit of the paid note mould liofbcr grantied to the mud Williufu S. Ausley upon We etoeuting. the assignment re' quired by the AcU aforesaid. w.,-. rji.. THJJJKAH p. 8PIER1N, c.c.r. Clerk's office, fifteenth Dec. '48. - - Notice in Equity. A LL Guardians and Trowtees, accountable to this 4jL, office, will make their Returns 011, or before, the Just dmy of Dbirsh next. They will a!a-o take notice that thejr will bs required u to produce all band*, note*, certificates of Stack ,andother criden- _gu cos af chaass ia action, which art-specified in their said Return?, and aim all title deeds, bills of and other muniments of title to property miKclta^Bk^;'^:." 'V by them for tkeir loard* and eenluy aiUgsnMUJsSf conformity with the Act cf '40. ^m Mlmfa. ' < -im 1 ^RRB9^flflnBn8HHSEfiB ^IBHHHBi