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THE UNION.

from Connecticut proposed deny the claimants
any interest upon the principal OF the debt'
Mr.. NILES replied IN the affirmative, and proceeded to
say that this very just claim and he thought that the
principal should be allowed but The question was,
whether Congress ought to do for creditors thus
sltuatedbeing primarily the creditors of the republic OF
Texas-than they did for their creditors. He be
eved it not usual TO pay interest on the claims oil
their creditors. The exceptions il any, were very
few and that being the rule which ordinarily governed
Congress, he did not understand why should show
greater favor towards the creditors OF Texas than to-
wards the creditors of the United States
The question being then taken upon the amendment
Mr. BALDWIN stated that the gentleman from Rhode
Island, who puposed making some suggestions to the
Senate in relation to the BILL not in his seat and he
therefore moved that the further consideration of the bill
be postponed until tomorrow
Mr. tOOTE had felt strong disposition to vote for the
bill but there were some serious dleqllies connected
bill, but unwel to take up the matter to-day
1t would be an accommodation to him to have the bill lie
over.
Mr. JOHNSON assented to the proposition.
The question being then taken upon the motion to
postpone, II was agreed to.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. ATHERTON moved that the Senate proceed to
the consideration OF the Indian appropriation bill
Mr. DOWNS suggested the necessity of proceeding to
the consideration oi executive business
Mr. ATHERTON said that the Indian appropriation
bill could be taken up and progress enough made with
it to have any amendments which might be proposed
submitted to the Senate, and, if necessary orde red
to be printed, and then there would be ample time for
the consideration of executive business.
Mr. HANNEGAN said that necessity for an execu-
tive session had existed during the entire week, but
had been held and he felt TO be his duty, much he
regretted to oppose the motion of his friend from New
Hampshire, to insist upon motion that the Senate pro-
coed to the consideration of executive business.
The question being then taken upon the motion by Mr.
ATHERTON, it was negatived BY ayes I6, noes 90
On notion
Ordered That when the Senate adjourn, it be to meet
Monday next
On motion by Mr.. HANNEGAN, the Senate proceeded
to the consideration of executive business and after some
time spent therein, the doors were reopened, and
The Senate adjourned.
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Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert for the Ben-
eft Of the Poor or this City,
Uer the of the Ladies' Uaion enepoet So.
AT CARUsI's SALOON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l, 1S49
WILL be given by the four children of Mr.. Eberbach
w the eldest years, and the youngest four years
age, under the direction and assistance of their teacher
Mr. G. W. Schuerman, who will also be assisted by Mr..
The many persons who acquainted with the
binary talent the children DESTROYS have
them appear before the public; therefore, their parents
have consented that they may do under the direction
their who has h taken very pains selecting
PROGRAMME.
FIRST.
l. Grand Duet for the Piano, executed by Emile
Terzstte for three voices. Try, try again. by A04"
Emile, Virginia. and Henry.
3 Grand Solo for Flute, piano accompaniment
4. Duet, "As it fell upon day." sung by Emile
5. My Mother, sung by Emlio Virginia, Henry.
and Edward
FART SECOND.
l. Casta Diva, duetto for flute and piano, from
2. Dueuo, :'Iknow bank sung by Emile and
g. Solo. for one voice, sung by Edward, accom-
panied by hls sister Virginia gina on the guitar.
moor sung by Emile aud virginia.
s. Quartese, the mnastes-Henry will sing
the Schoolmaster his Sisters and Brother
l. Duet. for pinno and violin, '.Ma Normandi."
performed by Emile and teacher, COM
Q Cava,ini, from the opera Der Freschuetz.
sing in the wo German language by Em'ie'C.
8. Quartette, ''Stop that knocking"
T. Dussto, from the Ne opera of Norma, sung by n.
g. eco ii, jerry round four voices.
Tickets be had the music and principal hotels
at so cents each children half price.
ey-The above is postponed to Friday, tho I'D Of
February
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Jan II
To PERpEruArE PEACE.

LJUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun load
Il at the breech the principle, regards set,n
home the charge, of loading from the mnzze the differ
being that the load required pass three inches
barrel the mechanical ebodes the best scer
tifc principles for this purpose, ami enables person
load and fire the gun of three hundred times
hour, and keep the gun clean the load always dry mak
fire. and burn the powder WELL which, with the acct
rate lit of the ball. enables 1t also shoot with unusus
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot, fine shot, AMI
is useful for both sporting and warllke purposes.
They made to order, either in mnsket rifle, carbne
and shotgun form, and delivered governments, Ddvd
uals, organized bodies OF whose purposes mol
at variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. LIT Patcntce, Philadelphia
The subscriber loaded fred the ~ times in
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A bill for the relief of Joseph d. Ward
bill for the relief of Giles London
bill for the relief OF Gardner Herring
bill for the relief OF David Murphy
A bill for the relief of Samuel Graves
A bill for the relief OF John +. Oil:
bill for the relief of Thomas l. Judge
bill for the relief of Satterlee Clark.
bill for the relief OF the president and directors OF the
Unien Bank OF Florida. ,,
A bill for the relief of Lewis H. Bates and William
Lacon.
A bill for the relief of William Milford
bill for the relief of Thomas ii. Noble.
bill for the relief OF John Howe.
A bill for the relief Of the legal representatives Of
Abraham Hogeboon, deceased
And Senate bills of the following titles, viz
An act TO compensate John NJ Moore;
An act for the relief of Creed Taylor
An for the relief OF the forward officers OF the late
An act for the relief of Joseph F. Caldwell;
An act for the relief of Thos. Douglas, late United
States attorney for East FLORIDA;
Severay without amendment; and
bin from the Senate entitled 'An act to provide for
the settlement of the claims of Henry Washington, late
deputy surveyor of public lands IN Florida" with an
amendment
The House then proceeded to the consideration OF the
bill forthe relief of the legal representatives Of Nimrod
FarrOw and Richard Harris, reported from the Committee
of the Whole House the 18th utmo. with the recon-
mendation that il do not pass.
On motion Of Mr. FIOURNOY, it was ordered that
the said bill be laid on the table and afterwards Mr. +.
moved the reconsideration Of that VOTE which post
poned for the present -
The House proceeded TO the consideration of the bill
mitee of the Whole House the 22d ultimo, with an
amendment, viz
Strike words fourth day of July, 1917, the dat
OF his discharge from the service the fourteenth day
Of March 1873 the day which his allowed
to commence" and the words slime after the
plstion of the evidence Of his disabiiity"
Which said amendment disagreed 10.
Mr.. FULTON moved to amend the bill by striking out
all after the enacting clause and inserting: "That the
Secretary Of War be- and he is hereby, directed to pay to
William Blake. invalid pensoner, the of $l2 per
month from the LIST day of January, 1916, to the 4h day
of September sis and at the rate OF 500 month from
the latter period during his natural lie;" which was
agreed to.
And then the bill as amended ordered to be read
the third time andwas subsequently passed and to
the Senate for concurrence.
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration of the
bills reported from the Committee of the Whole House
this day which severally disposed of recon-
mended by the Committee of the Whole viz:
Those reported with the recommendation that they do
not pass, laid the table; those reported with
amendments passed after agreeing the respective
amendments; and those reported. without amendment
with the recommendation that they be passed. passed
On motion of Mr. E B. HOLMES. leave was granted
to withdraw from the files of the House the petition and
papers OF Mrs Lydia Lockwood.
And then the House adjourned.
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NEW mud elegant assortment OF Jeweiry' o."
IN ROBERT KEYWORTH most respectfully segs yea y
inform his customers, and tho public generally ' ~
has Just received from the north elegant anu
assortment of jewclry, fancy articles, NC, sue"
is not he found elsewhere in the city. nd
Among the many articles to be found in this beaulu anu.
collection msy be enumerated very rich and hanaor
guard and fob chains gold card case, silver ename
basket, silver combs OF very elegant patterns oge.
with large assortment OF bouquet holders, card ca,V 4
bracelets, pins, ocAets, Xc All of which may be seen
the G d stand, Pennsyvsnia avenue near 9Th street
Jan lS-3teod
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A CARD.-The subscribers take this opportunity to m
IA form their friends and customers, who have not sete
their with us, thar they will be called upon by o
collector Mr. Scrivener and others connected win o
establishment, TO settle all dues AS compelled
close present business within specified PERIOD V"
most earnestly solicit prompt attention. Cash or notes
short dates wi be required We this call will not y
disresarded by any ut this time. =,
Jan 26-3ul ID. CLAGETT " W.
p 8. We also avail ourselves of this occasion to ende
sincere thanks and grateful Acknowledgements to me-
accounts d. c. & co
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CONGRESSIONAL printing materials for sale -ln
~ undersigned offer Tor sale all the materials employ
by them in the execution of tho printing for the Soh n
gress These have only been used during the past
months, and in excellent condition They emu ny, ~
ono double napier press. capable Of throwing on S on
pressons per hour four single do. one hand 90 az
sixhorse power engine, with boiler, Nc complete o,s
pounes small plea; 800 do English $500 do or rev.
1000 do. nonpaeil together with stands stones, enc =.
sticks gaeys, and everything necessary for Piins
Enlistment These articles be Obtained IN 'os M
purchasers until the LIST day OF May when whateVef u
previously disposed of will be sold public auclon,r
WENDELL IL VAN BENTHuf Sb-'
Jan. 23-3;awIm
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(NoLO PAINT.-Jut received Harris superior gold
~ paint, for writing and gliding also the New York inn
proved marking ink warranted wash change
color For sale by WIN FISCHER,
Jan q Statoners' Hall.
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by a. GREEN, .4sscff0ss<cr.
CU0AR, Herrings, furniture, &c., at auction
- Saturday. tie 9Th instant, shall sell in front oil oen
Market, Mt 10 o'clock, a. m
20 bbls. prime herrngs, in good order
do and halfbbls. clarified sugar
dozen good wood seat chairs
do cane seat chairs of fine quality
3double and single French-post bedsteads
lease boots, dry goods, and clothing. ,rrN
Jan 26-2t Auctonesh
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r I'VE and Let Lrve.-sas 900 lo.t.-wherea,

The subscriber has loaded and fred the musket ~ times
minutes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-09-19
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
dds. ca. So.
D:.L,sJ
Richard Fowke,

HD ]. RYAN, who has been arrested by
HDe and is now in the custody Of the SIer-
itf of Edgefeld District, by virtue Of Writ oil
Capias ad Saiisfaciendum, at the suit Of Rich
ard Fowke, having filed his petition with a
schedule on oath Of his whole estate and effects,
for the purpose Of obtaining the benefits of the
General Assembly of this State. commonly
called the Insolvent Debtors Acts. On motion
Of Mr.. Atkinson, Attorney for Defendant, pub
lie notice is hereby given, that the pettiun of
the said d. J. Ryan, will be heard and con-
sfdered in the Court OF Common Pleas, for
Edse elield District. nt Edgeficld Court House
on The first day of October next, or OH such
other daysas the Court may order during the
term, commencing OF the first Monday IN Octo-
her next; and all the creditors of the said 3. ].
Ryan, are hereby summoned either personally
or by Attorney, then and there in said Court,
to show cause ifany they can, why the benefits
of the Acts aforesaid, should rot be granted to
the said B. J. Ryan, and lie be discharged from
confinement. upon his executing the assigns
ment required by said Acts.
n. 6. BACON, C. D.
Clerks Office, June l6, lS49.
Jnne 90 3m %
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NOTICE TO zt
Carpenters & Undertakers,

YE!HE Church at Fellowship, having resol-
Il we'd to build new Meeting House, and
the subscribers having been appointed by the
said Church "the committee on building &c. -"
Public Notice is hereby given to Carpenters
and Under,akers, that sealed proposals will be
received by any one Of the said committee, from
this date until the 27Ih day of September next,
for the building of a meeting house of dimen'
sions herein specified. If however no propo-
sails should be made which meets with the ap.
probation of the said committee, the building
of the said meeting house will be let to the
loves, bidder on that day al Fellowship.
The dimensions &c. are as follows; the
building to be 44 by 60 feet in the clear with
a pitch of Is feet. resting on 10 pillars of rock
averaging % feet in height including 3pillars
under the center sill. The outer pillars to be
OF faced rock and pointed with lime. Stills 10
inches square, 8 sleepers 8 by l0and all the
rest 3 by 10, and placed 2 feet apart, corner
post III inches square, guttered. Braces, door
post, and window post by 6 inches. all to be
Of good hard timber. Studs by inche, plates
by TO inches. Rafters inches widr / be-, b" !,
tom, inches a. :op. 8 mches l.;,E'and 2Lt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-09-19
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.

NMT P. JONES. WIN is now in the GUS
w lody of the Sheriff Of Edgefeld Diss
,rict, by virtue of writ of Capias nd Satslaci-
endum, atthe suit of Farrar IL Hays, Merchants
having filed his petition with schedule on oath
ofhis whole estate and effects, for the purpose Of
obtaining The benefits of the Acts Of the General
Assembly Of this State, commonly called the In
solvent Debtors Acls. Public Notice is hereby
given that the petition oflle said w. p Jones,
will be heur and considered in The cuurtof Com.
mon Pleas. for Edgefield District, at Edgetield
Court House on Monday tho 9th day oil
March nexl. or on such other day thereafter,
as the Court may order during the term com"
mcncing on the first Monday in March next,
at Edgetield Court House; and all the creditors
of the said W. p. Jones, are hereby summoned
either personally or by Attorney, then and there
in said Court to show cause if any they can,
why the petition of the said w. p. Jones, should
not be heard and considered, aud the benefit OF
the Acts aforesaid should not be granted upon
his executing the assignment required by the
said Acts.
TGOS. G. BACON. Clerk.
Clerks Office, Edgelicld Z. IL. 9th Aug, ls49.
August 10 l3te 20
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to be Grecian pannel, double doors, with
"trausous" or glass lights over head The
floor TO be Il inch thick quartred not more
than inches wide slip jointedand tongue and
groved. The whole room toibe ceiled with
good quartered ceiling ns free; from knots as
possible, tongue and eroved and slip jointed,
81 benches II feet long, do TO- feet long and
2 do fee, long. The uprights: and seuls to
be J inch thick, uprghts Ia a bench. The
benches TO be boxed back, with q slnt inches
wide below and in the rear of each seat, for the
foot to resi- upon. -
Pulpit-Slage 81 feet high, S by feet
front Grecian PANEL 81 feet high abnve the
slage, with close, under stage opening 10 the
frnnt, steps each side. Six turned columns
of Poplar, 10 inches in diameter Sat bottom, d.
miuising to Sinches at top wilha crown moul-
ding-engh Is feet; boxing foot wide; crown
cornish inches wide, bottom moulding 3 in
ches widc-boxing aud cornish 10 be returned
across The end Of the building, with barge TO
correspond.
The Builder 10 furnish all the materials,
(except the shingles, and obligate himselEthat
all the work shall be execuledi in Il neat and
workman like manner, and finished completely,
by the first day of July, 1850.
Proposals may be sent either to Cambridge
or Phoenix Post Office.
THos. CuEATHAM, THos. Payne,
w. N. MOORE, JOHNSON SALE,
w. ANDREWS, BENZ. CoSsoLEY,
J. W. CHILD, Fl. Fl. WILLIAMS,
J. II. Minis, Com. on Buldlng Sc.
Fellow ship, Aug q, lS49 81 33
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Brought to the. jail

RF this District, on the 9th instant, a.
W negro man, who says bis name is JAR-3
RETT, and that he belongs to Mr.. Benjamin,
Rice, living within four miles Of Union Courj
House. Said fellow gays he is blacksmith,
and has very large scar on his left arn, jusl
below his elbbw, caused by a burn; he ALSO
has large dark spot or mole covered with}
hair, on the lower part ofathe left cbeek1
He is about five feets and halfinches higha
between rs and % years Of age and light2
compexion. s..5szi-s
The owner is requested to come foruaId'3
prove property, pay charges and take HIM
away, or he will be dealt with as the-law
dilecls. H. r. SPANN, JOE. D.
March Is, lS49 It
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me above Tract, lands of Edmund Day,
Henry Beard. and others.
3rd The Thomas Hill Tract, containing
One Hundred and ninety 32-l00 acres,
more or less, lying in Abbeville District, ad-
joining the last TWO Tracts, lands of Edmund
Day, Robt. Gillian, Gen. James Gillian, and
Saluda River:
4,h. The Riddle Tract, containing one
hundred and forty-scyen and ono half acres,
lying in Edgefed District, on Half Way
Swamp, and adjoining lands Of Mrs. Morris,
William Bradicd, P. Burnett, Scr, and P.
Burnett, Ju'r,
5th. The Big Creek Tract, containing
Three Hundred and sixty 35-lOQ acres, lying
in Edgefeld District, on Big Creek, and ad>
joining lands Of Samuel Webb, ]. Richard
son, #. Powers, Jacob Haltewanger, and
Levi Adams.
9Th. The Clouds Creek Tract, containing
Three Hundred and one and three fourths
acres, lying in EdgeGeld District, on Rowes
Branch, and adjoining lands of J. G. Rn,her-
ford, j. Gibbons, Estate of Martin Rowe,
decd, and John Gibbons,
7tl. The Matthews Tract, containing one
hundred and eleven and 4-1O acres, lying in
Edgefeld District, and adjoining lands Of
Jacob Halllcwanger, VIM. Walton, Simeon
Christie, and Levi Adams.
slh. The Lime Kiln Tract, containing
fifty acres, lying in Laurens District, and ad-
joining lands of Pleasant Saddler, Robert
Box, Harrison Daniel and Tlman Smith.
Said Lands will be sold on a credit Of one
and two years, with interest from and after
one year from the day Of sale, except as 10
so much as will pay the cost of this suit, to
be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond
with good su!elcs, to secure the purchase
money.
S. S. TOAIPKINS, C, E. f. D.
Commissioners Office, July l6, 1919.
JulylS, lit 26
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ESPRIT oF THE TINES
June 24dk sdys /:

4Do OUR CITIZENS IS #Hhhs are
have peen performed by DR.. Hooaand's CeIe-
recommend them To- the :" German Medicine
Store" all who are afflicted with Liver Com-
paint, Jaundce, Dyspepsia, or Nervous Debilss
ily :. the Doctor has cured many Of our citizens
after the best physicians had failed. We}hayes
used thelp, and thStt hawe proved 10 be umedses.
cine that every. one should know of, and we
cannot reIraiH-sving our testimony in their fa-i
51t1a that which gives them greater claim
~dpon our humble effort, they are entirely Yege:.
table, -. -,
Can stronger testimony be adduced BY any
Preparation before the public A single bottle
will convince any one of their power oyer. dis
ease. They are entirely Vegetable, and will
permanently destroy the most obstinate eostire.s
ness; and give strength and.vigor to the frame,
at 10 time debilIlaling the patient; being also.
grateful to the most delicate stomach under any
Circumstances. and can be administered with
perfect safety to delicate inlants-lhey are free
from Alcohol, Syrup. Acids, CaloneI. and all
mineral and injurious ingredients. 06.:
They can be taken al alt times and under alt
circumstances, no ordinary exposure wiu precent
them hauing q salntary effect, and no bad result
can accrue from an 0cer dose. t''- ~
For sale. wholesale and retail, at the princi-
pal Depot. GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 276 Race Street, Philadelphia. -; 49,
For sale in EJgefeld by G. l." PENN
Columbia by BOATWRlGHT & Mot.
Augusta by WIN. HAMS, and by respectable
dealers generally. Throughout the United States.
July Is lo40, ]y 70
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Thomas Wright,
John w. Simpson.
II. II. Darlington, 81
John Garlinstoni foreclosure
Us.
Thos. L. Fowler, Survivor,
g. Jno. D. Wright, Admir-.
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir.
~ lue of tho decree of the Court oil
Equity iu this case, shall sell at Edge
field Court House, OH the first Monday
in October nex:
One House and Lot. situated in the
Town Of Hamburg. on Centre-Slreel, aud
known in the plan Of said Town as Lot
No. (l36) one hundred and thirty-sIx.
Said land will be sold on credit OF one
and Two years, with interest from The day
Of sale, except for SO much as will pay the
cost OF this suit. to be paid in cash. Pur-
chasers 10 give bond and good suretles 10
secure the purchase money.
S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D.
.Com'rs Office, Sept. 4, l640.
Sept. S At 50
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
MARY H. Scurry, and others J

Mary IL. Scurry, auu othe's
Lucy ssu,'y, an and Henry G. Partition
Culbrcalh.
NOTlCE is hereby given tina! by viz.
IN tue Of all Order from tho Court oil
Equity in this case, shall sell at Edge
field Court House ON The first Monday in
October next, The tract of land below des-
.cribed, belonging to The estate Of William
Scurry, decd, viz:
The Mt. Enon Tract. containing one
hundred and fifty acres, more or less sllu'
ated in The District and Slate aforesaid
and adjoining lands of John Chapman, Ira
Crumley, William Coleman, and others
Said land will be sold on credit OF one
year, except for SO much as will pay the
cost of suit. to bo paid in cash. The Pur'
chaser 10 give 5oud with approved surety
TO secure the purchase money.
S. S. TOMPKINS. C. E. E. D.
Com'rs. Office, Sept. a, 1919.
Sept. 5. At 30