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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-13

IT W. call the particular attention Of our
readers to. The important decision Of the Su-
preme Coust. III rol1tion to tax sales.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-13

grWe have hren authorised to announce
Dr.. r. II. MARSTELLER,
a. an Indef fendent cand date Ter the House d
Representatives, al the ensuing Nov. election.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-13

Gr We have been authorised 10 annonns0
JOHN W. MURPHY,
as candidate for Assessor of Claiborne coul's'
at the ensuing November election.
6TWe have been authorised to annoui''
SAMUEL DORSEY,
as candidate for Assessor of Claiborne couDs''
at the ensuing November election.
0F We have been authorised to annOuHss
JAMES NJ. SMITH,
as candidate for Assessor Of Claiborne cOu"''
at The ensuing November election.
0FWe have been authorised TO anlou4s'
THOMAS Y. BERRY,
rs a candidate for Assessor Of Claiborne cOu"''
at the ensuing November election.
@We have been authorised 10 annoup''
JOHN WOODHOUSE, !,
as candidate for Assessor of Claiborne cOu'''
at the ensuing November election.
GrWe have been authorised to aIrOun'
ALLEN S. DARDEN, :,
as candidate for Assessor Of Claiborne c0u'''
at the ensuing November election :.
6TWe have been authorized to aIlnOuD'
]. W. THOMPSON, ,,,
as candidate FIR Assessor of Claiborne cV'''
at the ensuing November elections -
GFWc have been authorized to anlOuN
ISAAC B. SHELBY, ,r
as candidate for. Assessor Of Claiborne cO'''
at the ensuing November election.
-
GrWe have been authorized to arnOuD'
NJ. d. TILDEN, ,ors,
as candidate for Treasurer Of Claiborne eO''..
atthe ensuing November election.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-13
Tbe Formation of tho Cabinet.

We have received from washington,
says the Baltimore Patriot, the following
correspondence, which, as it is part Of
the history of the country. and honorable
to all concerned, we take pleasure in lay
ing before our readers:
TO THE PUBLIC.
Ny name having been, to some extent
brought before the public CONTRARY to my
wishes as being among those whom Gen.
Taylor would be likely 10 select as his Ca
binet, deem it TO be due 10 myself and
friends to publish the subioined correspof-
dence, for which have the permission Of
the President. Notwithstanding the pur.
poses Of Gen. Taylor, as 10 the compost.
ton Of his Cabinet. underwent consldera-
bic modification subsequent to my declma.
tion Of lis oher, vel desire il may be IN
derStood that retract nothing Of the views
sentiments, and ayowals contained ii my
letter of the 2l of March.
TRUMAN SMITH.
NAsulNcToN, March II, 1919.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-13

give have been authorized to announce
JAMES A. GAGE,
as candidate for Sheriff Of Claiborne county,a'
the ensuing November election.
GF Ne have been authorized TO announce
GEO. r. GIRAULT,
as a candidate fnr the office of Sheriff Q: Ga'
borne county, at the ensuing November et''
lion.
0EFWe have been authorized to announce
ABSALOM Fl. BOB0,
as candidate for Sheriff Of Claiborne county,
al the ensuing November election.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-13
NoVEM RER ELEC TtoN,
RS19.

GHEWe have been authorised 10 announce
]. S. b. THACHER,
as candidate for reelection, in Nuvemberupu.
to the Office of Judge Of the High Cont d Ii.
rors and Appeals, FOR the Second District. com.
pTis;ng The counties of Adams, Amite, Claihoua,
Clsrse, Copiah, Cosingion, Franklin, Greene,
Hancock. Harrison. Jackson, Jasper. Jpllarsm,
Jones. T.aWr ance, Marion, Perry, Pike, Simp
son. Smith, Wayne and Wilkinson.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-13

the present incumbent, as a candidate for It.
election 10 tie office Of District Attorney. fr lie
District comprising the connies Of Cla5orna
Franklin, jefferson, Wilkinson, Adams and
Amite, al the ensuing November election
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-13

the present incumbent. as candidate forR.
election, 10 the ofilce of Judge Of the Probate
Court Of Claiborne county, At the ensuing Ny
venber election.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-13

briEe have been authorised to announce
GEO. p. STRONG,
as a candidate for Judge of tie Probate Coui'
Of Claiborne county, al the approaching election
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-13

We are authorized to announre
WM. NJ. RANDOLPH,
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-04-13

(@5TWe have been authorised 10 announce
WILLIAM t. MARTIN,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-05-23
| isas The tr.le policy Of our State and Of the
fSonth5I The adoption ofthe strongest l1,ea

sas the tr.le policy Of, our State and Of the
sSontiiSd Sdhe adoption ofihe strongest r,ea.
sures.& 5Ss S 80; .as
"a. KesoIltion was introduced by Mr..
pSpn, returning thanks 10 certain
gehtlsmen for their efforts in behalfgof
Southern rights, which nflars some little
discussion between the mover and iiessrs.
Moses and 1Eayes, was wIthdrawnby the
former. &.
. Mr. Eayes, then proposed the follow
ing additional Resolution Gndependent (of
those already adopted which was agreed
to: = : MS
Resolved, That we earnestly recon.
mend to the seyernl Districts and Parishes,
as an essential measure, 10 preserve and
perfect their organizations of Committees
OF Vigilance and Safety, for the purpose
OF correspondence and concert of action,
and especially TO exert themselves TO
'spreud useful information before the I,lc,. peo.
pie, and TO detect and bring 10 justice oil
offenders against our peace and institu.
.tions.
4 Mr.. Herndon moved the appointment
OF O. Committee of 2l 10 nominate suita.
BILE persons to constitute the Executive
Committee of FIVE, which was agreed 10,
and Q recess of hnlf an hour taken, until
the Committee should be ready to report:
On re-organizing, the following gentle.
men were nominated, ballotcd for, and
elected:
r. II. ELmoRE, Chairman,
WADE Hampton, JAS. GApsDEN
ID. J.tMcCoRp, F. w. P1cKENs
The Chairman having yielded the Chnir
Mr. Means submitted Resolution return
ing thanks of the Convention to the venera
Bile President, who on resuming the Chair
responded in a feeling and impressive
manner, after which, the Convention adj
journed sine die.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-05-23
is0sV ijsS york rsIots.

81 Mr. Jefferson said, tilat great sities were
great sores, and 90 It will ever be, ssheret there
is mixed ulation, and hundI hs sing no
yisibls means of support The late yiSts. os-s
tensibly originating in the quarrclu OF Two ac..s
tors, were really The result Of spirit ol miss
chief and misrule, Of reckless violence, and
characterization TO tho laws, which 10 tram
quill until soins event arouses tho fendiBlis
spirit to action. Although the loas of inno-.
cent life is greatly 10 be deplored. yet nothing
but the firm dissemination Of the pabliS an-
thorities TO preserve law and order Mt every
hazard, can keep down the mob spirit in cit
ies.s The strongest government on earth; III
the government Of The people, who enforce
laws passed by themselves. and respect nag-
isirates Of thur own creation. / You cannot
reason with a mob. and more especially with
q Ne,o York one; If they willl burn and de-.
stroy property yen must shoot and city down..
submission is ruin energy and conrnge are con-
seryatiye. With such an cnforcemento the
laws, New York viii ihaye but few outbreaks
hereafter. t f.g ,..3 5js. ss.s
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other matter. X. 4 ss g, 81 i,'3i.
The Southern Literary Messenger Is full
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raiber = on.;sn, IN; 8; a,s's1' ai.nv
nalateabla III ~, EI:,. : ',,sssa D. Da,s,y
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hrilckerbocke Did Knic,r rs usual, In
hige spirits. The Table,, IL ,nnye tbah u.n
ally richly laid ont -'es' e'ss ie.-
'y =. '1u - - = $50 g
!. '- - .ile ioWn s'1
e'' .ass Piollp.eo sWlhe from running
at large, thus curtailinp the suhefe ns 4ba
aeas' usefulness. .Tis good mo. and nm.
that should have been adopted time enough
ago-but we progress. ,,,bv inches
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Acaurrrrp. Fay was ON Trial Last week in
Charleston, fol the mnrdor or nj. ,,;f. ,,..
quilted on Thursday lust. u .tt
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ATTEMrr TO SET .FIRE.--An attempt Ras
naae oh on. rrsaay nght last 70 fire the Pretnis-
Nos.h s;So % 1ssa Gaa, rainer, situate lon Itiie
Combnstbe ma,erIs1. ns cnns..ia 81 ,sals.
wood and rars. waia placed IN shs aoo, y -, AZ
out house, the light from which attracted thc
attention of some of the household, when the
ilfe = 9, was extingushed- Charlesson Courier,
lafh la1 'n't. s1ts
n,.,., -. 49,, 3 !. X Z,
av ,mornino ,aat inas
sAass So.,H sssVatssoSt rtsqn tIle
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-05-23
STILL LATE /
THE FIRE Ar 4 {: sTIii 4 4 I LouIIs.

s4l The fro which committed such de-.
yastation in this city, first broke, o,it III II
the steamer ST. CLogD. lAIl The neYs-
paper Offices are stated to Have Beer,
destroyed with the exception Of tho
UNION Office. About three hundred
houses arc said 10 have been d prey Is
tho flames. end from Information eiycn.
as 70 the l6cation, the most valuable
buildings, and invoIy wing a greater m ies.s
truction Of property has occurred, Stlian15I
if the FIRE had rayaged any other oor.5 ssDa
ton Of the city TO tie same oxtent -.
The The most melanc choly part dc the intelIi.3
gence is that about twenty l;yes were m
lost.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-05-23

- F, H. ELMoRE.
aWm DuBose, WI Hanna,
WIN Cain,ts ti* r w Pickens,
~ Il! Eayes, Simeon Fair,
herndon, q Henry Arthur,
JED Witherspoon, JP Richardson,
fRobt Cunningham, J II Means, '''1ii
u Perry, James Chestnut, Jr,
James L Orr, DJ McCord,
RE w Allston, Me Carn,
Julius A Dargan, TT Drayton.
Mr Pickens suggested that all measures
to be submitted to the Committee Of 81,
should be previously laid before the gene
raj Committee, and referred ~ 81
~ Messrs. Pickens Of Edgefeld; Elmore
of St. Philips; Moses Of Sumter; McCord
ofSt. Matthews; Hntson of Orange; Ches.
nut Of Kershaw and MFR Memminger, sub.
mitted resolutions which were severally
referred, to the Committee Of 2I.-n,,S. 4, !
4 Mr., Hutson Of Orange, was appointed
ascretary in place Of Mr.. Martin, who was
forced TO leave on business.
On motion Of Hon. F. j. Moses it was
ordered that the meeting adjourn TO meet
tomorrow at l 1 O'Clock. 4 Ss@asi
i-za--. 1rkys; Isl aa5 ID
SECOND DAYS PORCEEDINGS.
.isi .s3GgaEiE .G5g TURsDAy,oMAY sl5.yE
Pursuant to adjournment, the tConyen.
tion re.asysmbled at thsa Capitol alto
o'clock, A. M. and Hon. D, E. Huper
re.asssmbled the Chair. 80, ,,ys
.Sssssskagg5 ag& al&ais J.iv sgste
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-05-23

The SINKING or the EsipIRE. 5
About twenty persons are said Is.
have lost their lives by the sinking Of The
steam boat EMPIRE in the North River.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-05-23

DEFALcATIoN.--Etis is stated that Mr.. Scott,
Naval Agent at Washington, is a defaulter
tothe amount Of fifty thousand dollars. iiF'ss.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-05-23

FOURTH OF JuLY--We hear of appoint
ments of Orators, Readers and Committees
for the approaching anniversary throughout
tho State, bnt Sumter has not sterred as
yet. Wake up thou sleepy one. .s..,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-02
SfIERlFF'S SALE.

I'D Y virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa
q D. cias. 1o.me directed, | will proceed
TO sell a, Edgeield Court House, on the
first Monday and Tuesday following in
May next, The following property, in
the following case. viz:
Samuel Glover vs. William Herbert and
]. B. Burley, one Lni in The Town Of
Hamburg, known as Lot No. l33, on
Genre Street, having fifty feet FROM and
$50 feet back.
John l.. Weyhe vs Martin Posey; John
Colgan vs. the, Same; Henry Wise VS. the
Same; Goode g. Sullivan vs The Same;
three negroes, viz Julia, Tilja, aud -,
also, one Two horse .Barouche aud Harness.
one Buggy and Harness.
C.J. Glover VS. James Terry; N. l..
Griffin vs Jnrnr= Tor. a"i-F. -".-P'.i'--
ems; other PIanlilfs vs. james Terry. one
carriage aud harness. one buggy and lar-
ness: and one pair of bay horses.
Terms of Sale. Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. ID.
April II 4e Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-02
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
NAPEsTEHA.

MTOT only positive but warranted cure
IN for consumption and all diseases ut the
lungs. This medicine has decided the dispute
about the durability Of consumption, land sails.
fled the medical faculty and all who have used
il, that consumption and all affections OF The
lungs can not only be cured, but they are as ca
silly and simply cured, rs almost any OF the dls-
orders to which the human frame is liablr.-
The operation of single bottle, which COSTS
81, is sufficient 20 satisfy any patient-jf NOT al
together loo far gone with the disease-of this
fact; and even u single dose gives evidence Of
its extraordinary influence in arreslIng ana
eradicaling the maludy by The Immediate reliel
which it affords: THIS is 70 qnack or secret
remedy. Dr.. Hastings. its dlscoyerer, IS one Of
The most eminent physicians of the age, and
has made full disclosure Of its history, and all
lis component parts to The world. not wishing
10 incur the responsibility of confinlng lG him>
self. for the sake of Profit, u secret which was
calculated to do such universal good. And
such has been tho wonderful result Of its ope
ralions, that llre London Lancet, Medical
Times. and the most eminent physicians of both
hemispberes, are anIuusly calling upon sutte!-
ers to have immediate recourse to 1t, and pio.
claiming That Of all known medicine, ii alone
has positively established its ethcncy by nnde-
nable proofs of cnring consumption and all 9TH
er diseases Of The lungs.
For sule at The Apolhecary Hall by
J. ID. CHASE.
Price ST. per bottle.
December 1876 I'm 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-02
More New Goods,
Feb. 81

WUST Received at the celebrated NEW
CD YORK g. PHILADELPHIA CHEAP
CASH STORE, II Cases more per ships Caro-
lima and Columbia, from New York, which
with the GOODS previously received, COM
prises the larges, and best assortment in town.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
White and cold Stockings from 10 cts and
upwards, also half Hose from 8 cts. up,
Ladies fine black Mits at l24,
Turtle Shell, Tuck and Side Combs,
Cologne, Bears Oil and PEREUMERY
of various kinds,
Black, green and colored Walls,
White, and cold Kid, Linen, Picknick
Splendid Purses, Needles, Pins, Hooks and
Eyes. sc.
HATS,
Gen,lemen's and Youths Panama, Leg
horn, German Straw, Ranchero, Cali.
fornia, Canada. and an extensive assort-
ment Of Gen,lemen's black Hats; also
ILfants' broad Hats.
BOOTS SrS Fl OES,
sewcd and Peged Boots from 9 75to Ss IS
$50 pr Brogans, sewed and pcged,
Ladies' fine Shoes very cheap,
A full assortment, OF high and low quarter
Boys and InfaIts Patent Leather Shoes,
GentIemen's Ladies' and Misses Shoes,
All Of which will bo sold extremity low.
CU7'L e r Y.
A very handsome assortment of one, two,
three and four bladed Pocket Knives,
Also Pen Knives, Dirks and Bowies,
Pistols. Pei cussion Caps, Powder and Shot,
Steel Pens, Scissors, Razors and Razor
Slrops, warranted
Shaving Soap and Brushes,
Cloth and Shoe Brushes, Blacking, &c.
SAD LERY.
Saddles. Dray and Riding Brides, Girts. Sir
cinsles, Saddle Bass. Carriage and Riding
Whips, Martingales, Sugar Whips, all at my
usual low prices.
LOTHIN
Positively there never has hecn larger and
better assortment shown here. The sewing is
snsmdJ and N regard I3 Sye snhsg g.n can
(iuods are cotton Pants, al IS cents; willie lin
en- and colored drilling. black MeriIIo French
Drilling. ribbed and fine black cashemere PAM
falcons ect.
COAT S.
Black Dress and Frock. Drappe'EIe do.
Crotnn, Drab, Summer, Linen Checked, Lns
Ire, Brown Linen. AIpacas and Summer Coats.
YES rs.
Black Satin CasIicmere. Silk and Linen,
White asd Cnlored Marseills. Plain Buff and
Blue w nd large assortment, chea
kind from ~ cts. up.
Shirts, Suspenders, Neck and Pocket Silk
IIandkcrchirEs, etc. etc.
tits well known fac, that Goods are bought
cheaper in New York than in any other City,
as my profits are small, and M,
Goods bought very cheap, greater Bargains arc
cheaper Goods are sold AT my Store than in
any other without exception.
]. COHN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-02
Brought to the jail
January u l649,

RF this District, on the 9th instant, a
W negro man, who says his name is JAR
RETT, and that he belongs TO Mr.. Benjamin
Rice, living within four miles Of Union Court
House. Said fellow says he is a,blacSsmith,
and has very large scar on his left arm, just
below his elbbw, caused by burn; he also
has large dark spot or mole covered with
hair, on the lower part Of the left cheek.
He is about five feet six and half inches high,
between 25 and % years Of age and light
compexion. =.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with Us the law
dnccts. A. Il. BURT, ]. E. D.
March Is, lS49 #
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-02
DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup'
LiverWOrt and Tar.

4 SAFE and certain cure for CONSUME
N TON OF THE LUNGS, Splitting or
Blood. Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Pain in the
Side, Bronchitis, looping Cough and all Pul.
monary Affections.
TESTIMONIALS.
Extracts from Certificates which can be seen
in full by calling upon the Agents:
MT. 4. L. SeopM.-Having been afflicted
with most distressing Cough, until my Lungs
became affected to sncI degree that | was
continually splitting blood; and being under
the care of on able physician, without obtaining
any relief until procured bottle Of DR.. Rod
gers Lverwort and Tar. which restored me to
healih.in very shoit time.
J. FINCH.
Cincinnati, Nov. 5. 1914.
From the Hnn. Judge William Burke. late
Postmaster Of the city of Cincinnati for more
than twenty years.
The statement of Justice Finch is entitled to
the fullest confidence fihe public. can fully
corroborate what he has said, having used The
medicine myself with the most decided benefit.
WILLIAM BURKE.
Cincinnati Aug. 12, ls45.
A REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
Mr.. Seovul-l was taken with most dis
trssslng cough, and my lungs became so dis
ensed that bled in short time several quarts.
! was reduced so lew that all OF my friends,
and even my physicians, thought mus. die of
Consumption. My brother hearing of. tho
remarkable cures made hy DR.. Rogers Liver
wort and Tar, procured a .bollle- and before
had taken one half Of it. i, seemed to 60 10 the
very seat Of the disease. raised large quan,
tiiy of phlegm and matter, End my cough was
stopped as by charm. Aud by it's use was
restored TO perfect health:
GABRIEL WHITEHEAD. nj
Sworn to and subscribed this 26h Nov, lS4z.
H. L. SPENCER, Mayor Of Cincinnati.
Extract from, q Letter fromthe Rev. Henry
Wiseman. -.
Mr.. Il. L: SeoriH-As Dr.. Rodgers Liver
wort tand Tar has been the means Of snalching
my companion From premature grave!
feel uuder tho obigatonto give my influence
TO the circulation Of SO valuable medicine.
HENRY WISEMAN.
Patriot, Gallia CO., O., Dec. %, 1886.
GFrom Dr.. Wilson,.
/ have been the family physician of Mr..
Wiseman for the lest Twelve years; during
that time Mrs Wiseman has been suffering
from diseased lungs. And finally all the symp.
toms Of. Pulmonary Consumption appeared.
All the usual remedies failed. A, this time she
commenced using DR.. Rodgers Liverwort and
Tar. 1t acted like charm. In a few days
she declared herself nearly well. ] have no
doubt Of. its virtues and would cfeerfuIly re.
commendit 10 persons afflicted with diseased
lungs. Fl. R. WILSON,. III. D.
Patriot. Gallia county, Ohio.
BEWARE OF CosTERrgrrs.
N. B.-The genuine article is signed, "An-
dre,0 Rogers" on The engraved wrapper around
each hottie.
o- PRic--$l per bottle, or six bottles for
SO. Sold Wholesale and retail by
p ,-laf - SC0VlL & MEAD,
y ll3 Ci.artres ST., N. Orleans.
General Agents for the Southern States.
!. Also, sold by JOHN ID. CHASE, Edge6eld
C.H H., WARDLAw s. DENpY, Abbeville c. H.,
J. BARRETT & Co., and HAylLAsp, R,sLEY g.
Co., Augusta Gia., and HAvlLASp, HARRALL
q Co, and 2. NJ CouEs, Charleston South
Carolnn.
Feb. e 1v
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-02
Neyy Goods, New Goods.

YHyHE Subscribers are now receiving their
S,ock of SPRING and u NJ NJ K
GOODS. which were purchased rtry to'o
for Cash, and Consequently eau ana tr!lt ne soIn
Among 81 whic!rare the iUllowil 6:
Rich ?. de .Suu Silks.
Do. CaneIan do
Do. Br"cade Suipr do
FIX. do. Diagonal Plaid do back,
Rich Plain Black Silks,
Sun. Blk. Plain Cord und Plaid Bareges,
DO. Plain aud Figured Tissues.
Emb. Brucln Swiss Muslin Dresses,
Very rich Blk aud Cord Brochn Lawns,
Large 10, Plnlei Lawns from l5to ~
New STYLE Jaconet and Organdic Muslns,
Do. do. Silk ard Linen Ginghdms,
Beautiful lot Summer Ginshams from
l2t to 25 cents per yard
Latest Siyle ul Indies Collars and Cuifs,
Union and Linen Drill from 25 cts to 81,
French, Summer Cassmer and Cloths,
SUP. English Draps D'Ete (r Is Cts. 10 81
New style Pur Dimily, with Frngcs to
match,
Plain. Plaid and Stripe Coltonndes,
Pillow Case Linen and Apron Checks,
Geo Nankeens and B. E. Diapers.
Silk and Cotton Umbrelers, Parosols and
ParaonIlels.
., All styles and prices Tickings Fl 10 10 20.
Do 1" =" Bleachcd aud bro Sheet.
ings add Shirlimgs from Al to as,
All styles and prices Calicos. from 10 to -
All qualities and prices bro and blk Table
lIamask,
All qualities md prices Cotton. Linen and
Silk Handkerchief
Silk Fringes & Bottoms, for Ladies dresses
Cold and White Cot. Silk e. Kid Gloves,
:. Narsas and Silk Vestngs.
Bleached and crown Cotton Drills,
Marlboro and Shrting Stripes,
Osnabmrgs aud Factory Stripes aud Yarns
Swiss. Null, Book, Plaid and Jaconet
Nlusns,
Augusta 7"s and 4 brown Shirlings and
Sheeings.
Complete assortment of Children and La
dies Shoes,
Any quantity and quality of half Hose and
Iiosiery. &c. &c.
Which our friends and acquaintances. and
persons visiting Hamburg for the purpose o
buying Goods. are invited to call and take a
look and Judge for themselves, as we !eel conf
dent they will find il 10 their interest
JACKSON g. KINCHLEY.
Hamburg. March, lS49 Pm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue of sundry wri,s of Fieri Fa
ED cias. to me directed, | will prncced
to sell on Thursday The 10Th OF, MAY, al
the. house of Martin Pusey; on Shaw's
Greek, The following property in The follow
ng cases. viz:
S. F.. Gnode VS. Martin Posey. vari-
Gus other Plaintiffs VS.. The same, a large
Stock of Cattle and Hogs. Household
and Kitchen Furniture. AIsoa large lot
of Lumber al the Saw Mill Plantation
and Blacksmith Tools. and various other
articles not mentioned.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. e. D..
April II, At 13