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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
Toa GOOD iIiIIS AUBURN FOX SALE.

GS-Th. subscriber ohers sale the Farm hich lie
now resides. IN the village OF Auburn, CayUca Co.
consisting Of 52Gcres OF good Grain and Grazing Land
well enclosed aud wa.erej, ami upon which one large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses, Carriage
Houses Bars Shes. and other necessary ouIbUidings
hree Apple Orchards, great variety Of choice Fruit
Trees aad ShrJbbery four durable Springs, three Wells
wo hundred rods otu Stone Fence and mn laeXhausbie
QuHrry OF superior quality OF gray and blue Lime Stone
suebe for eating aud dressing, eligible aud convenient
Tor Continued uf that Hrttcle either rough or hewn
according the demand and from which most OF ts ele
sant stone buildings in Auburn were erected
This Farm extends Norths' and across States 81
with eigtysiX rods the former and huEd
red and sixteen rods both sides OF the gtterupon Ell
lher Of winch may be advanmgeously sold great number
OF village lots AT the pleasure of The owner. About p
acre including the large house, barns, sheds,
chards and garden, lie between NOrtst and the Auburn
and Syracuse Railroad So acres including the stone quar-
~ and dwelling house. lie bet~ said Railroad and
Saie-s ana the remaining ~ acres with TWO dwelling
houses lie West Of S;lt.-sall winch il in high of
cultivation well fenced conveniently allotted ana IN good
order The whole Farm. either OF the above parcels
VIII be sold cheap: and ii desired time will he given for
the payment of large proportion OF the purchase money
lnuure of Luther Tucker OF Albany, Hubert Hall Of
Auburn, or tue subscriber upon Tire premises.
GEORGE &. CHASE.
Auburn. August -, 1910. Sow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

IN PURSUANCE of order tie Surrogate OF the
sCouuty ofNcvYurk Notice is hereby given 10 all per
having claims against Amos Proctor, late OF The City
Of NeyyYork, deceased 10 present the same with the
vouchers thereof the Subscribers at their office No. 1913
twelfth day OF December next Dated New ork the ninth
day OF June, l8iG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

tanaI Tor no. BINGHAMS7 TfBnspof
rion Liue. PrupTielogs-WIa. Bingham,
Thos. Bingham. jacob DocL Wm. ~ Streon. Conducted
Sabbath-keepipg and Temperance principles
The prupfetors OF this old Established line have pat tsr
sIock IN the most complete order, and thoroughly pre-
pared 10 forward produce and merchandise and from No
Eastern Cities tho opening navigation We bust tas
cng experience In the carrying business md zsA01'
attention the interests Of customers viii 10 rs
continuance and increase Of the patronage hitherto exenf
ed TO " Bingtams' Line"
Our arrangements VIII enable to CARY freight WIN Us
utmost dispatch and prices stall always DO Is low 81
the lowest charged by other responsible lnea
Produce and merchandise Will be received and lor%sfde'
yancng freighis storage or commission. MARK PACK
AGES BlNGHAMS' LINE. BIS OF lading forwarded ma
every direction promptly attended 20. Address or ap?Y
WM TYSON Agent, 10 West.sL n. Y.
BINGHAM, DOCK STRATToN,
z76 Markets. philadelphia
JAMES WILSON, Agent l22 North HowaTd-st BaiiESa
WIN. BINGHAM, Proprietor,
Canal 5asiu, Llberty-st Pit,sowgsl
HAREDTN co BOSTON. hassachnsets rEy'p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
RELETIErE WETrF Tpan =

t subscribers are receiving from the factory OF Belle
We Il heir regular supplies of this upersor Lead,
Or and q or Put Z? casks and kegs, which hey war
los OF oue ION and upw-ard- BY
ERYATf, CAMPBELL co. rs Froa,-s-
AlsfRed Lead LilhaY-e an1 Orange Mineral ,En-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
NJ rHn1= iInKNINi; !, m I,15z--,z ):

Sz.sr,s-----Is LINE for Albauy and Troy. MORNING.
llNE-The Steamboat TROY Car; Ga
ham, viii leave Tuesday. Thursday AMI SanrdsvTSs
steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. Nm. Ellsworth viii ,s,Ta
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at oclocS A. ". FINN
the Steamboat Pier loo. Of BarcaysL for Troy and mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

pauy-SOTiCE.-Thc Stockholders of the New.fork
and Ere Railroad Company hereby notified thai the
annual election for Directors of The Company, vii he held
The Office, No. - WulisL IN the city OF New York.
Tuesday The 18Th day oil OcoberneXt from 10 O'Clock M
10 O'Clock ?. VI.
The Transfer Books viii be closed from the I'd OF Sept
until the ..ay 8.(er The election
BY order OF The Board Of Directors,
y . L L L 60. .lnLr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
r.sITr,ss NM q MN; BoAT FoM ALBANY

AND IkON.--Fusslge rlRr0akfasl nd
Dinner board che Boat. Psssengsrs
taking this Boat viii arrive in time 20 take the Eyetns
Train Of Cars from Troy west 10 Buffalo and north 10 Sa
atogO, uud Lake George.
Tie steamboat NIAGARA, Capt VIM. Ellsworth viii
leave Monday "Wednesday aud Friday, at O'clock A. g.
from Lho Per foot OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on opposite
days " For Passage Freight apply ON board or 10
+. B Hall at the 0fico on the Wharf aulit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

the SIean3OaI FleF ool V baTcaysL lor Troy and pg
mediate places,
EVENING LINE-The steamboat COLUMBIA. c,-,
Wm. H. Peck, viii esve Monday, Wednesday, and Triav
- The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r g. Macy, will lesye
Tuesday, Thursday and SaIu -lsy eyRnngs, at O'clock
f;cin Cortlsnd-si. Pier Tor Albany and Troy direct
To- The above boats ui the hTs, cnss thew are con-
mGnded by experienced and attentive Ulcers and FOR ,psd
and accommodation superior aost and Inferior 10
nome on The river. isra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
rH~sa I, MORNING LINE al oIclocE-Eor Al

bany, Troy and intermediate Landing.
tire Steamboat Pier "a the foot Of BIZ
clay-st- The NIAGARA leaves New-vors Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at O'clock A. NJ. Leaves Troy Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, O'clock. A. NJ Brsas
and Dinner board The boat
Passengers taxing this boa, viii arrive in slime aAs
tie Evening Trains % Cars from Troy West 20 Buffalo a
North 20 Saratoga Whitehall and Luke ChAmpain
An Goods Freight Baggage Bank Bills, specie or ,,r
other Kind OF property ,aken put shipped boarit
Boat must be AZ the risk OF the owners OF such Gtc
Freight, Baggage. sc.
HALL. n the lGice ON dr. lyarf .st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

H1N ORDER OF DANIEL Pra,t. 6gst Judge OF Og0ndagH
- County Court and Counselor, &c. ~ The upr" Court
Notice l. hereby gwen pursuant 10 the provisions OF the
authorizing attachments against Shscondtng CON
ceaed, and nonresident debtors, ha attachment has
iSued against the estate OF James HUI OF the state OF Lou
sana. non.resdenl OF the state OF New.f0fN, and mat
the VII be sold for the payment Of s debts unless he
appear ard discharge snch attachment according law
within nine months from the rst publication OF this notice
Hud that the payment OF debts due him by residents
Of this STATE and the delivery 10 hm for his Use of any
properly within this State belonging 10 nm, aud the trans
OF any sch property ~ pir forbidden by aud
void Dated The IN day OF March. 1916.
FORBES 4 SHELDON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
AS. BUFFAI.O a. GREEN RAY. 1886

Toe COumbus has undergone no't IhoIoQg
Is in fine condition for business The trsgeng
confidently rely upon b:r making her tps
advertised and agsrged tGt pains VIZ PC
make hef accommodations desirable and p.essal' w
sengrrs .,..S "a
T. A Jerome 100 BroadsL Es5e York. NottnzoSa, a.
lie L Co. 81 Qusy-s- albany. WilSe, Parfons ~
EaLo. Ty.r. Brown q Co GRIN Ray hD tse-.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
rlT'ass h INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION

-,..-s1 Line tor AbanyIhe splendid steamer
ONEIDA, Capt Geo. o. Topper, will leave
the seumhon pier foot OF Liberys Tuesday evening
o'clock W lnud!nE AT Poughkeepse and Hudson yIid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

.fILtIEl T.JNE bel,u.-.
I<==-=sSrzssos Session ana Ns,s.Ycfk 6y "a.
,Sr.sp 'R'sAi-A s-salasrs okEGoS ard RigoSTTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
VNITiBLE FARM N IILISOIS.-gor

E0TALCiBLE FARM IN 1LLISOIS.-For
-ale exchange Tor real estate situated IN the Cry
No. OF ey-Yors il vicinity. Said Farm lies in Kane
Co In the beautiful valley Of the Fox. about 81 miles from
Chicago and contains about ie1 OF prairie and TIM
her upon beth sides Of the river. The Location "a
very healthy and j. well adapted q the raising OF grain
stock, having ahOu, 10 under the plow. The
well wG;erei and stocked with the best breeds
81 cattle, horses sheep and swine good house. with a
csten. barns and other oui-hrdngs upOn te premises
with fences and farming u,enss-a in complete repair
Tie orchard cOautils tie best kinds Of fruit.
This farm is situated within three quarters Of mile OF
grs and mills churches. schools. stores Stages
for Chicago and Ottawa pass By dolly.
is oue OF The finest aud eligible situations in
Northern Illinois, and i offered for sale solely because The
owner hns business which calls lin East.
For particulars apryto
M EMERSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
TIE HEB DOCTOR has COME

THE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR has opened
an ui5ee acre n New fOrs-Iiai sane asro poclot
Ia i-er Curing tholsaDds-He Ezs come on here and
opened once in B1oct9e-s No pc atiyTee1 Alien ana
Orchard SIS Heuakes pare Herb Aecic5nes for TIE cure
OF al diseases and J. willing 20 underisk- Gil ea-- even
tie mos, hopeless, the terms Of No Cure No rsy. IL
LON krov- az sT- one sick he sure 10 toll Them OF hs
-ivaI and remember The pisce No IS Broome-sl Eng
- - ,tsr, au26 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
DR,NTINa: MATERIALS-A PRINTER. WHO !

DRlSTINE; MATERIALS Printer, who has
been sixteen years IN lie business tcisht III this
c!tyJ wisics 10 commence business on his own account
anu desirous OF receiving proposals from some fair deaf
nr yqe founder who would be willing to supply HIM with
small vet complete establishment easy terms. note
addressed Printer" Tribune Office, VIII receive prompt
.itrpi5nu slh II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
MIL lavsm for Attaching Creditor, Syracuse. NY.

DY ORDER Of the Hon. Charles P Daily. one OF the
I'D Judges THE Court OF Comroa Pleas OF THE City and
County OF New or-Notce is hereby giyen pursuant
the provisions Of the statute authorizing attachments against
absccudug concealed md nonresident debtors, that
attachment issued against the estate Of John Pierson.
resident OF Spencer. Medina County, Ohio, aud thar the
viii be sold for he psyeu, Of his debts unless he
appear and discharge such attachment, according 10 Inv,
within nine months from lie frat publication OF This notice
and that the payment of any debts due 20 HIM by airy per
residing within the State OF NewIo and The deiyc
~ HIM for hisuse Of any properly within said State
belonging 70 hun ard the transfer OF any sch property by
him. Forbidden BY nw. aud void Dated lie M day
OF May, lsif. PETER CLARK, AIRY for Attaching
nv lnyqal Creditors . Nassau-si =. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

DE ORDER Of Chester Howe Esquire. supreme
ID Court COMMISSIONS in and for the County vi CaarAu
gus Notice Is hereby given, pursuant 10 hc provisions Of
the authorizing attachments against abscundmg,
concealed and r!ds. debtors that attachment has
issued against the estate OF Charles Shelton resident
the State Connecticut, that The win be- sold
the payment OF his debts, unless De appears and dis
charges such attachment according 10 law within nine
months from the publication OF this notice; and that all
payment him by residents OF this State, and the de-
livery him for hs OF any property within th State
belonging him. Bnd the transfer Of ay oi his properly by
him, are forbidden by law nHd void. Dated le 10Th
day Of 3iarch, 1896 c. K. LELAND
ktty Tor Attaching Creditor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

FUR HUSTON, VIA NeNvport asI -
ls. - .deaee, direct, frOua Pier Nos Nv
steamer MASSACHUSETTS. Gang Po, -
on Monday, Wednesday anu Friday, 81 : 7. " ~'E
for passage, begthS, stascrooras iceiehI s,,,s,
may be made boSTJi. No. lO .oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

CE--lCF.-Oo Saur!ay, las igst. al y O'Clock,
NJ vIlos eold pu5c erc'iun al lis foot Oh Cha'HOers
N ~ r. prca go of leo 10 satisfy mortgage on tue
sr,n, ~ Tho same. situated q tie iaousc ~ iicckana
Iap formerly owned ~ :. J.. Cleescr1uG The ice " VI
i,s si y r1es rrreni 40 sr;ar f-el 10 the Ton 20 be
nj, FOR Is soon ~ lnessareG. which faii be done within
f~e days Of he day of.ale t % be taken Fny ':ith-
i,ts ~ iho,it ne TONS each II. i. CFANSTON
80. .-.r, M An- .a. nnI A..l.-.rc or: Y: O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
.n-sss. = rEOPI.E,, l.iNE srE.,Ipn ~ :.

~ Albany direct, daily S:aisr. srsaI
al NJ o'clock r n from hs Sps,.S p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

FFElE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform the
gentlemen ri This City thai he has constantly hand
aud for sale highly trained and ce horses tie saddle
harness Any person purchasing horses OF The subscri-
Der may depend upon being honorRbly dealt with he
happy 10 add iha. he refer them many gentlemen Il
Tie highest responsibility. 10 character capacity, Sc.-
ANY gentleman purchasing horses OF the subscriber and
who may be sy particular dissatisfied with their pur-
chase may reur1 Tho yyina reasonable period and
receive The l " purchase money back rs he
wo1d roI l-h any gentleman TO retain animal tpur-
casssd O! htrl) Lhai be perfectly pleased with
II RONN'S " co. - Celebrated Gold Peu---Eaving
bmsde WIKI cei-bra manufacturer "
VII row De as 10 supply tie demand Tor these superior
peas atreuced prceS Every pen Oh
tested before ey Offered Tor sale each one sold
VIII DC exchanged Il not approx ed Those wishing sii-
per.or article win please give u a call
~ B.-lle price 81 he plain gold pen Put a. -
81 snd VIII silver pencil case 50 Persons AZ distance
can be Led with the pa.a pens -.rer sheet a. The
regC!Er postage rates " liberal discount" to the trade
JOHN J. BROWN y co.
l2o ErDD-.f rr,r <asSs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16

Steamboat KNtCKERBoCKER Capt Aired Eo, ..,.-
VIII Monday, "Wednesday AMI Frssy sS. sa
: fN~N
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arieccIIorcoue.

SsIGSf:i.'.s MOTH FL received ilon James l.
"a CheE,qnar ice dealer o: tn CITY 6f New orb, on
do 2sh nit IN assjrTnent % his pLoperif and effect FOR
the benc his creditors. persofs indebted IrilimaRe
u1vue 10 the urdors med ar % Ncssrs r h H. wilson
N sj,frrsr. my a0rss ari general gents. or 70 mo
mas T Shraud WHO'S aiuiorzed b ue TO sell Zee ana
rpre 20 nav hr 4le D.c 10 collect oehIa Tie cred
or, of aiA Eaeselap WI Frpsent lr claims, and all
uerons rdebtfl 20 him VIII make payment 10 Messrs T.
( IL Wjleon H. y. CRASsSTON, Assignee
S.v,.yo,s sent l.ih 1876 81 J. J.. Choescrna9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-16
- \ !. III EnEE 107 TULTON-S

DRECEDENTS OF BILLS OF COSTS with The Ac
cnrrerpi1r Costs ami Fees Courts OF Law and fol
other purposes-passed May H. 1870, with al the ubse
cueri amendments. Incorporated IN The text Prepared
and carefully revised - taxing ctacer Just puoshed
AM for sale b. BELL / GOULD. l55 Nassaa-st Sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-30
W,O,s3,Es! TVsOraiasf W'0aa,,s !

To remove these Troublesome and danger
Gus inha bitants Of the stomach and bowels.
which so often impair the health and destroy
the lives ofchildren, use Jayne's Tonic Vermi-
fuge, a certain and safe preparation for the re.
moval Of thevarious kinds ofWorms, Dyspep
sia, Sour Stomach, Want Of Appetite, Infantile
Fever and Ague, and Debility of the Stomach
and Bowels, and organs ofDigestion.'
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, No. South
Third street, Philadelphia. >.
SKIN DISEASES are often owing to a
Scrofnlous Habit ofbody, and in order to effect
permanen! cure, the original cause must be
removed. ,.... '..4 - q-s
Jayne's Alternative, one, ,of. the most pleasant
articles ever offered 10 the public, has been
found no, only to cure Scrolula, under all its
multiplied forms. oi Cancer, Kings Evil, Col
tre, White Swelling, &C., but also to remove
the disposition of tendency to the diseases Of
'hat class, and all diseases originating fron OBJ
slrueiions in. The glands or pores Of the skin, or
from impurity OF the blood or other fluids of
the body. -. ,..',.t... ~ -:.r ,.;,,
Prepared only by Dr.. D, Jayne No. 8 South
Third street, Philadelphia. ..q:..,.,.e5,
i. R. S. ROBERTS, sole Agent, at Edge6eld
Z. H., South Carolina. a. 49,.
Bs,oare Of CountertE,ts. i T.. s,,i..
september 30 81 &c
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Jincey M: Clark, and others. }
Archibald Clark

Archibald Clark,
NOTICE ls hereby given, that by virtue Of
ly an order from the Court Of Equity; made
in this case. shall sell at the late residence OF
Edward CLARK, deceased. on The Fourth Mon.
dug in October neat, the two following tracts Of
Land, being a part of the Real Estate of said
deceased, viz:
The Mill Tract, containing three hundred
and seventy eight acres, more or less. adjoin-
ng lands Of the estate Of James Maynard, de-
ceased VIM. Scurry, and others.
The Vines Tract, containing one hundred
and sixty three acres, more. or less, and nd
Joining lands Of the estate Of Benjamin Rich.
ardson, deceased, Archibald CLARK and others.
Said Lands will be sold on a credit of. one
and two years, (exceptas to SO much as will
puy the cost Of this suit, to. be- paid p, cash }
and possession given on the 1st of January. ::
Purchasers TO give bond and good security
Tor the purchase money n..a.
-, s.. s. TOMPKINS, o; E. F.. D.
Conim'ers Cfice. Sept2l Ct 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-30
: Valuable Cotton Land
:: FOR. SALE.

NYHE Subscriber will offer for sale tosLe@
Il highest bidder, on; the Third NJ onday in
November, his plantation on Key road, twen..
~ nine miles from Hamburg. containing eight:
hundred and .wenty-ninc acres (s29) By sur
vey, about four hundred and fifty Of which is
excellent woodland; the soils well adapted 10
the culture of Cotton and Grain, The planta.'
ton is under good fencing, and in a high state.
Of cultivation. On the premises there is
commodious Dwelling, Gin House, Screw,
and all necessary out buildings. Thoae wish.
ing 10 purchase will please call and examine
for themselves. At the same time will sell
my crop Of Corn, Fodder, Hogs. Qfat and s,ock)
Cattle, Plantation Tools, &c. &c.
Terms made known on the day. of sale.
T. F. KEITH
september 9 lot SO
Tie Hamburg Journal will copy.
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PROCLAMATION:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

4, cuARLEsrosy Is. C C).Sept 90, 1916. (
By his Ereeuency WM. a KEN, Esq, Gorcr.
.npr and C0mma,lder.in. Chief in and oucr the
State Of ,Sdutif Carolina.i -, ~
WAT1lEREASsit IT becomes a People not only
w. Individually. but in their aggregate and
collective capacity. to render thanks to the Su.
preme Ruler oflhe inverse, for blessings and
favors nunifcently and 10 bow them.
selves in humble resignation Tor such as in his
wisdom and goodness, he has thought proper
70 withhold; and, whereas. while portion oi
the products of our land. have heen paHially
ravased and destroyed, there is yei abundant
cause foi thankfulness, ina plenteous supply
of the necessaries Of life, in the continued pro,
,eclion Of Mcrcifil Providence, and in all
o,l,er lessings derived from Almighty God.
N"w 'nrreiite, |, WILLIAM AIKEN. Go.
vernon oil the State of South Carolina. do by
these presents set apart and proclaim the FIFTH
Day OF NOVEMBER NEXT, 10 be observed
throughout the State, as aDay ofThanksglving,
Humiliation and Prayer, and do invite all De-
nominations Of Christians, and all other per-
sons Of whatever sect or persuasion, TO dismiss
their secular business, and assemble themselves
OH that dny in their respective Houses Of Wor.
shis, to offer up THEN thanks to Almighty God,
the great Disposer Of events, 10 supplicate a
continuance Of .his tender mercies and to en-.
gage in such other devotional exercises as may
be proper and suitable TO the occasion,
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State,
at Charleston, this 23d day of September, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and forty six, and in the seventy first
year of American Independence. :
WILLIAM AIKEN.
BY the Governor: :
RcBERT @. PlNcXNeY. Secretary Of State.
All the papers in the State will publish the
above twice. :.
scptember 30 y 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-30
PrOcIannatiOno
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

!" ChARLEsros Is. C.,)iSept %, 1916.
By His ErceLlency WM:, AIKEN, Esq.
Gorernor and Commander. in. Chief in
and ouer The State Of South Carolina
WN7HEREAS information has been receiv.
Wv ed a, this Department, that GEORGE,
a slave belonging to Messrs. Glass q kcnne'
dy, of Kershuw District, now an outlaw. who
has attempted to take the life Of one of the citi
zens. and having committed offences and acts
of greot outrage: That the said George, q. fmg'
itive, may be arrested, and confined III any
Jail IN this State-I do hereby offer reward
ZONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, Heis about
five feet seven inches high not very dark COM
pIexion, but well proporlioned.
Given under my hand this 22d day Of Sep
tember, in the year of our Lord one til usand
eight hundred and forty y-six, and In The seven,
tieh year Of American Ipdepe ndence- ,f
49,. -. :. FILLIAM AIKEN
By the Governor.
ROBERT @ PIHcKSEY, Secretary Of State.
All the papers in the State will pubsl, the
above twice. Sept3O q 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-30
ELLIOTT & WRIGHT,
WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION
AZ E Gs G 1 a. ST. Is s .
HAMBURG, 8. c

HAMBURG, 8. c.
A NNOUNCE to their friends, and The pub
IA lie, that they have associated themselves
together, for the transaction Of the above
business in all its branches. In.offering their
services to the public in the above. they pledge
themselves 10 deyote their undivided attention
TO THE SELLING OF.
Cotton. Flour, & other Produce,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING Goons.
Buying goods for Planters, q! attend to any
other business usually transacted by
Commission Merchants 5:
r. EI1iorT, -: THcs. J.. WRIGHT.
Hamburg. Sept. 29.l946. -
: september 80 eo4t :'6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-30
EMz,sty1le Farm for Sale.

II HE Subscriber offers for sale his Planta.
ion lying on Mine Creek, waters .of Sa-
luda River, about eleven miles from Edge6eld
Court House. The tract contains $50 acres,
(more or, ,lcss,) of excellent quality land.-7
About two hundred and fifty acres recently
cleared, and the balance in woodland and well
tmbered. The land is welt adapted TO Corn.
Cotton. and all kinds Of small Grain 4On the
premises are good, comfortable Dwelling,
New Gin House md Screw, and all necessa.
ry outbuildings. .--:s.'.,.. rrF
The whole tract lies between the Weaver
and Mathis Roads. . 1t abounds with good
Springs OF excellent water, and is rs healthy as
any portion Of the District TO an approved
purchaser, The terms will be made acconmoda-
ting. = .5.'.E' !:
+ 81 -7a j. F!MARTIN.. $
I Sept % - .a... tt ara 35 s.