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-MIN OLD ENGLISH POETRY. The Kunvarie of the Worlde, sette forthe in homelie verse, by Cornelius May, from "Tho Seven Stars of White," 1647. Ah me, throughonto the worldeo Doti wickedness abounde! And well I wit on neither hando Can honestic be founde. The wisest man in Athens Aboute the citie ran, With a lanthorne in the light of Waie To find an honeste man; And when at night lie sale him downe To reckon on his gaines. lie onely fmnde-nlack, pooro man! His labour ir his paines. A ndoe thou now shalt finde Alle men of alle degree Striving as if their onely trade . Vere that of cheating thee. Thy friend will bid thee welcome. His servantes at thy calle The dearest friend he has en earthe Till lie has woune thy alle; lie will piny with thee at dice Till thy gulde is in his hande, lie will meete thee at the tennis court Till lie winde alle thy lande. The brother of thy youth, 'When yo .slared blooke and bedde, Would cat himself the sugar-plums, And leave the barley bread; But growing up to mnuhioods lis heart is colder grown; Aske in thy neede for barley bread And he'll give thee a stone. The wife whom thon (lost blesse, Alack, she is thy curse A bachelor's an evil state, But a married min's is worse. The lawyer at his deske Good lawe will promise thee, Until thy very last groat Is given for his fee. Tiy baker and thy brewer Doe wronge thee night and morne; lnd thy niler, lie doth grind thee In grinding of thy corue. Thy goldsmith and thy jeweller Are leagued in knav'ih morte, And the elwande of thy tailor It is an ineihe too shorte. Thy cooke bath made thy dish, Froni the ollids on the shelfei, While fishe & fowlo and savourie iterbes Are served to himselfe. The vallet thou lost trust, Smooth-tongued and plaeid-ficed, Dothe weare thy brillianties iii his capps And thou wear'st his of paste. Alaek! thon enlnst not finde Of high or luwe degree, in cott or courte or enbinett, A man of honestie. There is not in the worlde, Northe, southe, or easte, or weste, WVho woutld mnintnane a righlteus cause Against his intereste. Alt me! it grieves me sore, Anid I sorrowev ntighit and dlaie, Tonsee how~ ttmn'e areb enemtie D~oth leunde his so uhe astraie. T111. DiUUNKARD'S GIIAVE. I tsaw a youth in his fathler's hall, Whose joy-lit eye anid aspctm gav Show'd a hieart yet free fronii pass~zon's tharahl: Ligh t as the btlallow Oceant's slray: G eneiins,v virtutoius. lair mid brave, Yet he fills a dr'unhard's grare. I saw, by the nudnighnt taper's gleatn, A tireles student. penisave, pore O'er hli.t'ry's 'age, or eome nmoble theme, Thant poets h ave aunna in e lassie lor.. Yet the greeni wvilow doth o'er him ware: Alas!--he sleeps ini the dirunkaurd's grare. I saw ani old tian, whmose locks were gray, Sihver'dl by ente and thme lenigth of years; Unmuov~edl by these signs of s.Pediv deray, Anid by his children's fregnuent tears. Alt!'they anay weep. biut canlnot save T hat errinig tmani frm a dlrunk~ard's,.grare. The young. the old, antd the hrnvye nrme there, Tihe tiod iad the hitumble to'gethier sleep; The fat her eught by intoimperanlce' siore, And Ihi son, who once coiuld o'er himt weep. T1he rich-the pout -thme fre-the shave, G~o alike to the dIrunkard's gra re. Miscellanconsg. Tnim. N:warParen.-A n~ewspap)er takenm ini a famitly seenms to shted ai gleam of itmel. ligenlce around. It gives t lie childretn a tate Ibr reading-it comhmnunicates till the im portantt events wvhich ate pasin~tg itt the~ busy wvorld; it is a nievor failing source of amusemenctt; and furnishes a fund of inistrue tiont which will never be exhatusted. E very family, however poor. if they' wishz to hold a plice in thme rank of intelligenst bieing-,should h take at least one newvspnpnter. And the mian, who, possessedl of ptroperty stullicient to miake himself easy lbr life-, namid surronna ded by childhren enger for knowledge, is in stigated by the vile spirit of etapidity andt( iteglects to subscribe to a tiewspaper, is I deficient in the duties ofa paen ir a good eitizens, and is deserving of enasture of his intelligent neighbors. G0 n~en ULRSl:wARFt..-TIhe Legislatuire of Indiana has passed a severe law uagainmst gatmblin~g. Tlheo lawv putnishtes all persons t convicted of beitng professed gambmlers. itd who travel through the country with ganm bhing apparatus, by imprisonetnt in the enitentiary for from onte to ftive years, anrdt it isfrachisemeint, notm exceeding a term of liyean. Ro-. Bn.'.m.-JVere are some old tricks whiel are piayed over and over again, and still gull the public. A fellow far tap towls, gave notice, at few nights ago, I lot he would give an exhibition, showiag "how to niake u pair of ioes in two minttes;" admittintne sixpence. laving fille.1 ;a large cellar wit I anxions spectators, he eatne upon the 'stnmue' with a pair of ofd boots in one hand, stand a knife in the ohlier. Taking his sent upon the "kit," he ct ofl the lops of the boots, opened thet in the liop, pinnched holes through the sides, and put strings in t thus perlecting a pair of shoes -'in fhe shortest space of ime."-N. Y. Whig. The followimng witty reply ofa witty vonng lady is not had. "I have been troubled with weak eyes for more tian ten years," said Dr. 1. "and I ani not nhle to tell the calse." "Can't you?" snid Miss F., "I cnn." "What is it!" -ecatuse they are set iii a weak placc," was the reply. "Won't yon write some lines on me?', said a scofer to a roguish young poet. "Certainly sir," answered the other with i p1lite bow. As soon as the otiher's hnek was tusrne., lie chalked the word "sheep stealer" he tween his shoulders. firSToRtY OF TtE WORLD.-Whatever porliois of* man's history we study, we jall find that the weak and the wickied are the insst nsuneronis, andsi the pulrei- nad the good apienr onlv here and there, like ice-bercs, which, in tlie midst of the sailt sea, preserve the sweetness of their waters. The New York, Journal of Comnmerce (of Friday ilorniig. states thsal the bi hil "o fa. cilitate file restunption of specie paymseents hy ti Banks of New York, and to provide r;r -a issue of State Stock," has been lost, in 'onisequence (if a disagreement between ,he tn% o Ilouses as to some of its provisions, -chiefly that relating to Post Notes. *tatc of Sotith Carolina ABBEVILI.E DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Pat rick Diln. Bill to forerlose vs. Jose'ph Travis, Mtrtgage. IT nppearing to my satisihtion that Jose1h'I Tra' is, the dei'lait in ibis case. resides lseyon:d the linaits of this State: Ortdered that he do appear and plead. ansns r or demaier to the hill afores:iid, within tlree otinths froin the date o Wie publicatiin hereof, or lite said bill will he takein agauist hiin pro confesso. WM. C iLACK, C. E.A. D. Coisn'r's Olice, Fel 2(, .3:us ac 5 State of o1uth Carloilla ABIWIILLE DISTItICT. IN E QUIT '. \nron Lomax & others Bill hv I-x'r. of ltih 'lorrnh dee'd Ex'r lir vs. Jaine Morrah widow advice di and others. f rection &c. T'l appearing to my snuisraction thatJohn I I'. M 'arrah and Robert Maorrah two of tite defendants in this case, reside without she liinits ofthis Slate, on motio; Ordered that they do severally iiliar. & plead, nn swer or denttr, to the hill of com plaint in ths; case, within three monthis fron the date ofi this publication, or the said hill of complains will be taken pro confesso, as against theni respectively. WMi. C. BLACK, c. r7, A. D. Co .rsOrr, Marei t4 1838, ar 11 State of Smuth ( arolinlntt IN TJ'lE CO0 IMON P'LEAS. IE. & C. YaraIllv. Barthe'l WVindinig,-~ashher Av-r'.rcH~iIEN-. tW liantinsg, vs. the Same.t' IIFIC AS the lainitifln did tis dhay file the iir 'declaratioin in the O )lire asi' this Cout, agtinst the D~efenadanit. w-ho is aet f'rosin iad withouit the hinsits of' the State. (as it is said. lid hauvimg nieithe~r wuife~ or nttorneay knaow 5; with' a thet samsae, onl wvhiom a copay ot*'thae declaratios with a rule to pslead thereto otughat to bea served: IlD astheretore ordersed, that, the defensdaint supar asad ladi to the said delnationas within a vear md11 a dany. cthieiwru nis ial jndgment will be gisven uad amwarded aga nsst heisn. (;hlORG is POPE, c. c. p. Cleak's Oflice. D~ec. I, 18137 daq 44 I.", iLE CO0.1 LMOY PLJ'.; S Johns Logans, v's. A rusnaes !4. L.trsanru. ArrAcu:Ex-r 'lltfl-AS thae Plainstiti'hailh this day filedi T hais dheclarations ntgninist the D efenaidsant i t'ho re.-ide5s eyond the himiitis ni' thais Ssate, and uinvmg neither wif'e or attorney within theiare rs aipon whoma a copy of' said deiclaratiuss, wvith a' (1 nile tos plead thsereto, msay lbe servesd. It is O r-f leredl, that the said D)efenadnt do plead io thme nyd l declarationi wit hiin a year and a clay, fronia hsis date', othesrwise tianal asnd absolute jnadgmaient hill be awarded agaiinst hliml. (;EORGIE POPE, c. c. r (ZCrk'sOfiice, Oct2t, I837 dq 4 tate of South ( t 0lin IX IlI COMMONV PLI:As. Vaalker', CIovingtona & 'ris telisst F~aiir, vs. rigAtaunn, 1 Pa;rkt & l'owuler. \ssntanpsit. v 'JhI lI It AS the l'lainstilfs did thsis day tile I WV their dielsarasionss ina athe I iice a' ahs onrsst, nsgniaist the Defenidiats, who ar-e abasenatt mms atid without the limsits of' this State. (as ia is aid) and havingi sieithaer of' them'a a wife osr attr ley. knowns withaian the sasme, on ni hsam a copy of ev dieclarationi with a rule. so pleadi thereto, tsughtw ,s hsi setr-ed: it is thesrefoire ordered, thiat the, )e -nani~ts do appear;il aned liad to thet saisi dea'ira ont withIitn a yearn aid a slay, ot herwisa' fisial andis adgsmenit will lie given ansd nwairdedi agatist themas. JA M F.S WVA It LA W, c. c. r'. ierk's Oflice, Nov 17. ls437 dssg 4h:t eS:f tat of "'0uthI ' nrlhinha IN (COM3b0N l'I.EA4. - JauctiChambherlin, : fllttmnt in Assquwl. O Snuivoar, vs. TI'ro Nots- lamap og . Johns A. Y'onaag. $:t5:3 50 ets. II l- P'ininaiti' iaig this dnay filed Isis sde. . larnationa ini this casev, ina thie ( kr/ s O.la sai the saisd Johnt A. Yanutg hanvinag no wile or. tionesy, kniowni to he ina this prisnc'e, uponli s'iains a cospy or the said d'clasratisn withls p.cial order tat tihe Coturt esnosed thesresn. cian e served: It is thierefosre Ordered. thant thet saidsl aoin A. Yonsng dto apspear stssanmkse hais tdefenC, vith a yevar anud a day, froms the fing oaf te su saciarsaon, as atforaesaid, or final andh ailal.w; idgsment will bae forthawitha givens and awarde'd Isis lae said plaintiff'. J AS. W ATRDL AW, c. c. r. Clerk's Ofe, a. 17, lS%8 dagq 51 Endian ianaea 1 ULST hleivedl a freshl sispply of' KNIA; PA NW A i.A sit thbe ti',iec,1, Miia:.. ..tn.. Ileniry Moore and lIleanor Moore, vs. luo. litaskett. Adnr lill for Arrount and ,f Juo. MA"'re, deced. Seulement. Wm. J. Wightmaian mid wife. and another. 1 I Ei Comspiainats hiaviig filed their bill in the Court of Equity for l-dgetield District, in the Statte aforesaid, claiing that they, f und tha l)afenidnt Ann Vi ltman. aid her .ister - IIarknes, if living. tire entitled to di estate of te intestate Johts Moole, dcensaed, in efi~nd Shares, on motiotn of' Griflin. Coiplainant's S0 licitor. it is Ordered, that all persons interested inl the scttlement of said ettate, do alppeiar and iiterpoIse niy objections, which they can if riglht mntako to tle distribution of the said estate. t1s prIaveat for inl the bill, before the Conunissioner af the said Coirt, at Edgefleld Court Ionse, onl Dr before the fourth Mondav inl May next. WILLIAM HAIIPER. Feb. 23. 1838 ac 5 It is furher ordered that the above be pub lished fir three months in oie or more uhlic (azettes inl this State. WIM. IA PE R. State of iouth Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN E QUITY. Patrick Duncan, vs. Margaret Iloeidersoi, John tichey. & Bill to the heirs and Admniistrators foreclose or Williamni I hd ge., jun. and Morgap. of Willianml Iides, sen. J I plpi aringa: to ao. r-atisfneion that of the ( defernanats inl this case James I.. 1lode , itichard Ihnde..lhti air .lohn V I Ifi... es. Walter or Wat. Ilod!es o.las stn' l I.tiin hetlh his wife. J. ssa \Wiliam -anad I.naev Il - wit., lanes Toinsoni or Jai,-s I niwa,w ij Polly i.;s wi'e. Wilev Ciimin- and I rankv bi, wife'.' .aat Saralh II.dges, I. irs of Wirilia lI'lodgqn. jr. nnd af Willnaiam iIdgves ..ii. reside bevonldail the linains rAf this State. Ordereri that tlhet- do .:verallI IIp |war al lilad. anlswe'r fir dealar to the latiove Iiietlonae~d bill. n% ithin thri-e moniais fromii tte riate oftl pubhlieaiiian her ,t or tihe saidhill will, is t) thein re.aeetively. he taken pro ranrisso. WM. C. 11LACK. C. E. 4. D. Commer's I lice, Felb. '26. 1838 cC 5 State of Moith Cl-olina ABB EVILL E DISTRICT. IN EQTI'TY. ratriel. nIt. tan. vs. Atgulistill:. Arsuad. lethin tioRla isetn, Dill to Ia,-hi Ilih:ana. ath aiv heirs . lortr.ce taint Aahlaair-to-r ofL aloa J Afortgage. '. ltlll. I' aii-aring to ai sntisfiaction thnt Williai y and Virinia S. his witi..iAder It. Ih llla. Wi. P. DIlph. Itobert J. Delph. "Mat I.. tI lh. Maa tha (G. Ih-lphi.& L~onin IE. IHelpha, eirs of lHoelrt 1'. Delih,i soie 41f the.d, Fe ai lants ia this case, reside Vonad the litaits ol tlis It: Ordei ed that alay 'h, severally taippear ind pleid. n[swer or demarto thj ill niit'ra'.id wihni three an this rima the f ate of tlaa publi 7attor) hereof, air the said lhill will, ne at tohem re 4lpectively, Ie taken pro confesso. W M C. BLACK, C. E. .1. n. Coin'r's Odlivc, Feb. 26, 1838 ne 5 Stt of' '-0Hoill - t A|na. ABBEVILLE' DISTRICTr. I I EQU I'I' . P'atrick Duncan. vs E:lizaeth.) i// l tofJre Cailenas antid others, heirs of c/use Alart Williati Caalleiis deceased. .a'e 'I*lapipearig to my satisiit tion tiit :.FA f hlleth Cialens widow. nald icahard ( alle.ns tai Ilijnh Cnillens. its oW Williaim il:0ea,.., .14-. !e.ased, defidants in th.is Case. reside leyoatd the atits orlhia State: Ordeied that they seranlv ho iipliear and pland. nins'n er - r detii'r :4$ th'e )itl ato esa. within three iontr.o tCz he palb in:lgti oif this order. or the said hill will. as, to tbem resiectively. ie tikein pro.onfrsso. W.M. C. ISLA CK. t . E... 1). Commia'r'C Oflce, Marchi i, 1 net; Sale of Otith (Carl- ilut AlIluEVlLI.l-: DISTRICT. P~atrick. Dnnaennaa .s fitchard i/tofnrrosec I aidges & Vanleuntinie Va'anag.Mrgg. T~'I ap >penrinag to amy satiaaliactioin that Richaardt U.II a fues, ane ai* I the dlefeindatt in t his ,ta.. esideis beyondtat thin i tsa of alhe State: Ordi redl taut hie doa tappeaar aid palead. answer or dIeiaaur Stheg lill aforei'sad. withina tharee anioths fromi thea late ot the plien ctin hecreof. ot the said bill raul, zas to han, lie takena pro ronfersso. W M. C. B LA CK. C. E. 4. 0). Coatnrr's C )liceo, F,-b. 2(6. .1838 ac 5 "'tate of 'iouthi "arolinat. IN EQUITY. Pnitrick Daaacana, vs. Johna 11i// to foreclose * T aappe:aaring to maa szatisfneaiona that Johna Wi'l soaa, (-aont of Chn'artes.) oane of thet de'fendlaat ih eli nsea. re-ades hey nd the liamits of this Mta te: )rdearedl tat lie (to appecar aand ptenad, answer oir emua ar to the abaove natnaed ball, iin a tharee aonith I raomi athe dtate of athe pubhlient iona hiereof. r thie omdia bilt wi, as to hiam, be ta kena pro con 'Io. WM. C. llL A C, L. E. .1 ). Coann'ars Oflice, Feb. '26, 18:38 ac Stitle ml' 80tl Ii BIoljtm. is l(G FI131.I) I IS'itICT. i S ill: COMMOA PL EA S. Jiuhna 3. razier. TTAauiIENT. I' lIE Phluantitfi~avaing thais day tilead hisdleclara itnt it the above caseC. anad the Defendnuii ~ig wthouit wate air :attoraaey, kanown to be wvithin an ate. iuponi whom a copy~ or stid declaraioin, jah a rutle to plead. couald be served: It is Or "ra dt. thaat tie said D~Weendat do plead to the aad dheelaionaai wtthia, a year aand a day, fromt is dtate aor inadgmanat tiaal aid a.bsoinate wilt tbe ive ataglainast hun. GjEO. P O.C.P. Noaveamber -1, 1837 asd 42 (hatl 4Of Sohiti 'arol WDl. EDGEFIE~LD DISTRICTr. IN TJIIE COMIMON I~LAs. iLtrkini Grilin, vs. 'ho'.. M. ('lark. sairvivor Attachment. Ii0' h intilr latving tiliang his delarationi in .this cSa sad the dtefenadaint hanvinig neither -d'e nor attioaaaey kniowtn to lbe iai this State, Or redl, thaat alar sntiulI eedant do aappear sand plead a tthea plainatitT's dleelnrtioaa withmt nt year anad a ray tromi the piubliction thecreof', or Judgaat Iasolte wiltl be awtarded agaist himaa. Clerka's Ofilec. Jan. 23, 1838. duaq 5W A IIEl'IILLE DIST.RICTJ. IN 'TilE COMMON PLEAS. .K. Buatle'r &,Co. vs. Attachmente. .*ha aa IB. Muarrnhl. Assumspait. *NIJE Pltainitiff hiaving thais dsay filed their declaratina, anad thea IDefenadanat hanviaag aither wife* noar attorney, knaown' to be in this title. orderid, that if the said Defetadant do ot tiaear anad aiake his defence. within ayear nad a d~ny fromn this dhate, final ad absoluate aanient shall be forthwiith given atnd awar'ded a the staid Plainatitis ian uttachmtet. JAMES WALhDLAWV,-c. c. r. -Cleik'.sOfice. Dec. 4.1837 ma Dr. Jolan SapplAlgon's ANTI-FAEVEM PILLS, Are ofsrcd tot It. public as ai m-sisasiat an.- effuiual reaeCdyforjecer.s oj' crerj description j AM of opiniun that til ivers4 are a taliy of disenq. fromn hel miidlem iltswrmliutent upl to Ute iighesi grade of) ellow ieer, and that the ditfirent denaarninataans of ftevert, are simply owing to some partictilar state of tit- atmossplu-re or to sotte peculitir conmtition of tie system; and will slight variations, etch as I lave imaide, the treatment should lie te sane. I atim ialoe ofopen iou that this tmtast be the prevaihing theosly or the day, or low is it that playsicias tro-at evers 'lroughout withi Calomel and a tew other dephl tives. D1escription and treatment of fevetra. viz:-lest. Intennittent or Ague and 'rrer. 2dlv. Bilious Fcrer. :Wlly. Typhus or Nervous Fcrer, aid all other fevers by whatever namne they may be called. lat. Of laterinittent or -Ferer and Agne. I consider all revers of atn intermitte.nt character which cool off once in twenty-four hours, wheth er preceded by a chill or not; or whether the fever and chill rise and continue together, or if there be no chill at all. Sometines fever of this character continues 24 or 48 hours without inter mission, and sometimes it occursonly every third day. Nine tenths of the fevers of this state, and most otiher states of this union, partake more or less of thi character, and in all their various ap Jearances tle treatment should he the same. I'his medicimie cures Iv correcting the bile, giv ing tone and energy to tihe stoimlach and howels, and thereby comam......ating hieahhls and strength to tile whole systens It is also eslil-s4esd of suchi .smigiular and 'admirable properttes, int it does not sicken the to: char no oper-:te ont the bow el- as at ptrgaive'. It I.reaks the fever ill from 24 to 48 hors, uaring which titme the patient fi-elkatll sensible hiwnetit from it, bt findis him cola'seb'sudde v.-ll without ll-im consciousof its swaiel' sit u'ration. There is no arsenic or an;y o ,:-,r - ,rtir- fl apoorisoniotis nature in this medi cs'me. It is entirely larmles-; wotten in any sit utiisanon tway take it n% ith perfect salisty; n6 if doible the hplantity herein recommendedh tis ta km'n. no lad ellects wiould ie produced I it. Ilh increase-d demand fir this medicine. has in duced ile in ututre to prepare it only in the form of pills. as tile transportatiom of vials is both inl conve:-ient and unsafe. For grownm persons or children wlo prefer lakimig it in a lignid form, it can be prepared conivenienkly by any person in t:e follewing manner. pound twelve pills vell, piti f- preparation into a vial, and pour two commton1 szS-d tabme spoonfiais of whiskey or wa ter to it spirits of asy kind are best. Aily other 41111'- tity o tho I imimd may lie prepiared at the sam. time. I). amnrea'g or lesseainmg the iliniti . ofthe mi dcme in thle same pior.Orion a, de.. Trrmwrnt --If the! p:itinsi pref.rs taking a tike or1 puree belifre I&tw ataome, cs tI.e am-se o ti1s mtdlemj.. I ba.svi Iil.ec . tomt is rarely i ever a-ceusary. lie can dlrmk cold water or make uisi' of any kiamd of* diet suaitable iar i sick per.-on, withoot time least danger or stullering tie slightest incnavenience from it. A grown per sonm % ill take for a duse a pill or cmnmon sized t. a spoonaii of tile liqluid every two hours. both day tamd aiilit. uintil tle disease is broken: clail lren a- 10 vears old will take '10 or 40 drops, amand those three or l'or years tild will take 15 or 20 droli. atia mt:it :t or 4 weeks old will take froi. It to t. dropis. repeale-d and continied as re comasnnded Ior grown per.mons. Bit as persoms tire %ery sta eet to a relapse mar rettu i of this dis ease, w he!haer they are- cl; 'd ita this or any other way, it would bei vell ta coinuime taking three or fir d.. a day until illae stieigth and complex ion are resored, and particiularly if the person suato .ready had s-vera relapses. line box will eire two liersons o'a coniton attack ofagste and fever. ilefore the liquid is taken the viaI should be well shaken. 2dly Offli/ions Feer. This is a ;sore obsti natte and l'angeroius disease than iterniatent or aitiue aand fever. there are generally three orfiatr elatys iadisposition preu tous to the onset of this lisease. anl asmuiently chilly trensatios fair a (lay or two ater. Vheis this' di-ease is properly imi tned it rarely yields to any treatiteit tnder 8 or iii dsl. ands somtetinmes mneh~l lonager. :t'y Of 'llshuas or Ncrrous Ferrr. This is still a amuch amore obastinat'e aand dlangerouscdiqsease thanu biliouas fever, andl apparenotly more maild in. thme connnttenceiment. It ollena conttinmues fifteent or twenty days wvithi scarcely any remaission or ian trassaont, wthl great prostrattimn of body tad dlepression of aminad. It maty be well to observe thi.tt TIyphuis fever is maost commasont in. she wiatter aand sparantg, antd Blilhoius fever itt the stummner and tall. In thea first stage of'all fevers, it is coammon tsar the tongue toa be covered with a whmitish coat, uend iif the fever is tnt brokent aand rtins inato thae seconad stage. it is apt to assumtte a ycllowvish brownl color, anid it the thaird and last stage of fet ers, (and liarticutlarly if they are of a higha grade antd mtahigiant character) time tontgte isapt to assumte a dairk browat color, of'dif ferenat degrees ofsamoistumre; someatimtes it is exceedhingly dry; iln this satge of the' disease thte patienat is ollean sen slae ora hot or hmirtiatg seansation in thse stoacah. Imhe symnptasns of these twvo diseases tire so ittuch alike mt thmeir far-i stage that phaysacianas ofhen dif toi as to their reaml character, nor does it maatster aiteriatlly, becatuse the treantmenat of botht shotuld lie pretty naimehi the same, wvilla thais exception, that typhuas 'ev'er does ntot reqsuire ntor will it besar as anmeh- strng isickening msediciaae as bail icous fever. . 'aI'reaacn i, thme first stage of thto two last diseases, i give a pulke sr onae or two smaal dloses of calomnel or soatne othei maesdicine that will ope. rate uipon thes stomanch anad bowels. Undser any circumasastancses I object to givinag more stronag mtediciane, anid ntae e etlly of opintion tht re plentedh doises o1' such opeantting msedicines do aiiore hsarmn thana goaod. Aflei thus olperatinag n the staomach and howeols (and evena withoit it) si severatl days have elapised andas myi pat:'ntt lie. 'omel~ nht In. esaconnuenice wvith thte pills aid dhrops, andl givet ia a t ma vr It e hours, that is eight dostes ana eh 5 wenaty lier aoaa s. with a regutlar tuse oR' Virginint sns ke-root, ear -asim othaer swat inag tea, siuch as hsyssni sage oir balm.t shoutld ther patienit sui1'er atmach with pais ill te hteaid baick or elsen heare,, give twenaty or twtenty-fiv'e drops of latndaana sat night, ilit hte a ga swnm per. son (childremi shsomld ttakeleescomrrespondsling with theirages) atnd should lhsbcome aneimhl dlebilita-. led frm a conttinuatain oR' the disease, andl part ticualarly if the handms atnd 'eet biecomae ceild, give a draught of toddhy or wvine esvemy three or foutr hours usitil lie recovers; continuaae till the timie toa uase thae pis or drops as recmnnnmenided. Th'le diet shsould be lmight, anid takem onmly a little ait a tisme anda often. Bleedingi is so aehloam requiired in thsese sdisea ses that i:t as scarcelv nteeasary to imenation it; if it ever is resorted to it shousld be an thse early stage of thsenm. Blistering is somaetinwsas tusefuilandsl aniely ifcev er injturoos; but it shomld lie chiefly resortedh to in the last .tage,whlen, lsere is delirium or hatstin~g coldness int the r xtremitie-s. In the 'renmatent of eithier of thiesse diseases, I woutld pirefer the bowv oh,; to be ss rathaer a costive than Iaxattive consdi lion. But should the howels ho ton iniactive, give brokena doses of salts or oil, sir openi thenm wvith injectionsaa, asnd if they should lhe two laxa tive, give six or eight drops of laudanumsa two, three or four tanmes a dlay, unatil the loosnesa is restraiaed. Afy experiece's int the treatmaet of yellow fever hans not been very eutenlsive.- buat it as neither more nor less tana time highe'st gradle of bilious fever, atnd should be treated pretty mouch in the samte way. JOHN SAPPINGTON, Salinae Counaty, Missouri. Price 31 50 pr box. Numberless cetrtifatcat q of this medicinte, have been tentdered, hut I have alhought fit to iansert on ly ltme following fronm thme Rev. Joel 11. Hladent, Rfeaster of the Land OQiaca for the Spriag Field district. Mo., which see ua to enuebrace tie opin ioans of' manalay in diilesent s:-etionls t. the .ouoitry. J. ,. Iaving travelled mucha 'ever tie staes. botis west itud satit, und laai ini,: hear d muche'i s:aid in fmi or of Dr. -oappingtone's aavt r pills, I do Iete by certify. that I believe ther. how. twuver yet been any aeneicine otfered it) tie pubhisc so efficacious in the cire of fi.vers ase ihw wlic'. he has pre pared. I have known inmi . Iaboturinig under fi ver ad ague, cured it. tht courwseol Iroinu 24 to 4. holms; and aIl cases ot fever in which I have k mnwn it used. it his never Cailed to elect a ctire, so fir as known to ene!, in.. aeorter time than any mediciane I have ever knsown used I do there fore recovmmend it to all peronms inboring tiunder rever. as the best remedy knownas to the public. JOEL Ii HADEN. A fresh aiipply of the above valiable nedi eine is offered for sale at the Edgefield Drug -Store. April 19 11 Colic Miiturme. T IE above- is anever failing remedy ftorlthat variety of colic, so distressing to Infaists, and for which the most injunous anodyne sub stances are too comnnonily given. It is safe and soothing. and instead or producing costiveness. it usually operates gently on the bowels. This remedy has now been used for several years. with that success and approbation, which q stack medicines made to sell. cannot comminand. It is extensively sted by the best physicians in; the . ountry, and to use the language of niany a mother, acts as a charm. A'hile at allays the pai and lulls the child to rest, it does not leave biehind it those impleasunt sy mptomns. Which Laudanuam, Batemans Drops, &c. generally pro duce. Ample directions atecompanay each vial; and certificates of its efficacy (if reqmired) catn be produced fromn the iost respectable citzens of Carolina and Georgia. For sale by KITCII EN & RIOBEIRTSI)N.Ilfamburg, F.DW. WEBBI.Andersoa C H. WM. HACKETT. Penoed.oton C. II. 1)t. E. J. M1I MS, Edgrfed C. II. Feb 5 1838 If I A CARD. H L JEFFERS & Co. icknowl . edAes renewed oibligaions to their friends and custotmeis for the very liberal patronage heretore bestowed on them; and beg leave to antiounce, that they have now on hand, and will continue to receive, a well selected assortmaent of GOODS, EOnasistinig E'f isrown anti Lonaf Sugar, Green and White Collee. N.0. & Sueur Hionse Modianes. hile aid o tris of -t- 1,.at selet-itn. (:ani Fl--r-whole and hal ltil. 112.1 ROpe indl agin4 ion anld S6tcel, Togethecr w ith all other -rite r- inl i firo ctry Line:-which they % ill ,ell. air i-ad to order, Warranted Good, it the low est mar ket Prices They also continue to transact Commis son Businees, including receiving and for wardiug of Goods; and teler to their friends assurance of their best attention to Orders in that line of business. Hamburg, March 1838. tf 5 Tihe Pemndleton Messenger will inseri the above four times ant seta their bill for payncni to 11. L. J. $25 R1eward. AN4W AY aron the Subscri her on the iaght of th ath of Pehruary hst, froim my place two miles from I lamiirg. S. C. a negro tuan ined BWN, about forty-live - ears old. tive feet six inchaes high. S'rihe :ibove rewtrdl I will pay for deliveritg him to me. or puttang him in jail so thaat I catn get hima. IIE)MA-: KI RNAGHIAN. Iiambuitrg. Alarch 2t6, 18137 tf $ .ero TIC2E. AL I. Personas indebted to the late Chr tiana Breithau pt, deceased, are regis.t ed to mnake imnmeiate patymenit. And r i persons having demands against the estr te of staid deceased ar'e requtestedh to prese uat thema duly attestedl. JOllN IIAlUSK ETT, Er'o F-eb. 25. NOTICF. Al .L persons inadebtedl to the estate of Samuel Ctahiwell lEsq. late afA bheville Disarict dee'd. arc requIested to maiake puame~nt immnediately, and those h aving deamands to preset thmem daily at tested writhain the titme prescribed by law, to either of the subscribers. JOhIN COTIiRAN,) 3. L. PE.ARISON, Adne'rs A. G. CALDWVEL. Auaguat 8. 18:37 tf 28 NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the late Jeffer so ihardson, deceased, are request ed to maake immnediate paynment, tand all persons having detnandis against the estate of saidi deceased are requaestedi to presenat themat dly attestead. Afonreh 8. 18:le: ~ EIGEFi ELD) DISlTiCTl. I5 E-QU'ITY. Mark Riley, vs. WVilham Ribev, Isaae Riley'. William L~en. is n'ml Re-beac ae hiwfo, Johan Hlaverd( and M ary his n ife, & Snry R iley.) T'1appearing so inly tatisfac'tiotn that the .fdfenaantts Wma. Lewi-st n.' iibecca hais wiife, resiade in thle Sate ot A lah:, mn, uan-' the dlefendlants John Haverd iad li.ery his iwife, and Sarah Riley residet in lte Staite oh Illinois, on maotian of James J. (.Caldlwell Solicitor, oradesd hallit the said dleftendmantts who are wiithou~at the litmits of' this State, do tpiendt,answer or demnur t) the Comhan~ t'as illI of cotmapliait wvilhin three mosnths froan the pulblicauioni heteLnf. ar thle aai Hill wrill be taikeni pro conyJ#sso ag~iais themaa. Comt'e'r's Omlee, Edlgaeli, jm~Feb:,. 1838 4 Statec of Moth~~ a1rolina. IN EQUIjTY. Johan W ileard and Isaae T. Heard, vs. H. ii. Winadinag, I T appiearinug to my statisfactiona that Har thl11'indinag, otherwvise called B. 1H. WVindaing, he' diefendlant isa the above statedi case, resides wrlitat the liumits of thlis Statue therefore,0 on motion of Hlansket., Co~ii pilainant's Solicitor, orde'red thsat the said dlefenidatat do pkend, taasw er or dem ur to the Conpmaimant's Bill, within three mnasths froma thec punhheation hereof. or said BIll will be taken pro confesso againast himi. Com'er'sOmee.c Ethgfsel~i Feb-, 1838 . NULLIFIER, W ILL Stand the ensuing Seaon at 'i'lnilty Dollars the Senson, Twenty Dollars the singt leap, and Fifty Dollars imsurance, at the plantation of Captaiu % illianm 11. Mays, four miles below Edge field Court House, on the .Stage road lead ing to Augusta. Ample preparation for care and attenion to mares will be made. They will be pastured and fed on grain, (if required.) at twenty-6ve cecuts per day. Accidents, escapes, sickness, &c. at the risk of the owners, although every attention will he paid to prevent them. DESCRIPTIOM NULLIFIER. is a beautiful Bay, hand somely marked with a delightful coat of hair. which shews his superior stock. Hil appearance is comimanding-ho is of the greatest power, substantiality and strength. He will be eight years old this spring-is full 16 hands high having superior size, large hones, and is as well muscelled as any other lorse, in this or any country, and has as much durability. N. B.-Any person who will make up a company of five mares, and become re sprnsible for the payment will have the prvilege of putting them at twenty-five dol tars the Season. The Season will commence the fifteenth of February, and end on the tenth of June. Fifty cents to the groom in every instance Performance of Nullifer's Colts. NULLIFIER'S COLTS are now run aine as well as any colts in this country. On the Norfolk course, Spring term 1837, Jane Rowlett by Nullifier, three years old, beat the Sweepstake race, mile heats win ning the first and second heat. Time 1 min 52 sec.-1 min. 50 see. See Turf Reg. July. 1837 p. 476. On the Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall meeting, W. R. Johnson's h. f. by Nulli fier, three years old, run a Sweepstakes,two mile heats, for which four other colts of the best stock, were entered. This race was lost by Nullifier's colt, but she was second best, and contested the race most gallantly. The last heat i4 pronounced 'very interes tint and the best hent during the week. See T. Rea. Nov. 1837 p 559. On the Union (L. 1) course, Fall meeting Antoinette by Nullifier. won the Sweep stakes for three year (tls, two mile heats, winning the two first heats. See Am T. Reg. Nov. l.S:7 p. 569 Feb. 1.l838, tf 52 THE TloIIO UG11 BlREE HORSE. H E R CLINE I LL. -and the etnsuing Spiting Sea son, couamzencmin ol tme lot., instan, at James Rogers', 11th at Rtichardsou's 12th and 13 at Turner's Store. 14th at Glov er's Hotel, Edgefield C. If., 15th at Pine House, 16th and 17th at Jurdcu's, on Edis to, and 18th and 19th at my Stable on the Ridge road, and will attend each place every tenth day until 10th of June. He will be let to mares at $8 the single visit, $12 the season, 815 to insure. in every instance the insurance rmnuey wilI become due av soon as the mare 's known to be with foal or exchanged. A company of seven mares shall he entitled to a deduction of $1 on each mare by one apmproved man bwecoming responsible for the whole. All possiable care taken to prevent accidents, but I will not he responsible for any. For particulars of his Pedigree see hand bills, R. WA RD. - Ridge. March 10th 1838. de 6 THE THOROUGH BRlED HORSE W L L stand the ensuing Spring Season vvat my st able at the Ridge, ahd other places in the District. [For particulars see Iland Bill.] And will attend at each place every ninth day afterwurds dluring thme Sea son, & will he let to Mares at the following prices ; 8 the single visit, $12 the Season and 815 to insure a mare with foal. In every instance the inarance mloney will become due as soon as the nmare' is knotnn to be with foal or exchanged. A comp'any of seven mares shall ho ennitledl to n de al tion of $1 on each nmare by onme maa he. coming responsible for the whole. All ,. ible care taketn to prevent accidents, but I will not be responsible for any'.. PEDIGRE E GUY R IVERS wvas siredl by Randolph'~s Jantus, his dam by Carolinman, grand dlamn by Bedford g. g. dam by Dionmede, g. p. g.' dam by Quicksilver, out of a Shark Mare. Randolph's Jatnus, and Carolinian were both sired by Sir Archy, anad the g. g, g. datms ofboth were sired by imported Janus. Int pturity of blood Guy Rivers is unstir passedil in beauty of color and symmetry of form, will compare with the best horses oif the day. ISA AC JONES. Ridge, Feb. 27, uf4 L ook at Thin! YI1 impored Jacnk DUet ' ive years ld-wl stand at my st able, only three mniles .atnd a hamlf wes of Edlgefield Court H-ouse, the ensnting Sprine Senson, and lie let to mares at the followinig prices-aviz: $5 the seasona and $8 to insure a mare to be with foal. In all eases wvhere a mitre is put by the insurance, the money will be considleredl dtue when it as ascertainedl that she is ini foal or transferred. All possiLlo enare will lie taken to pre.venat accidents but I will not be responsible for any-. The Sensoni to cotmmentce the tenth of March atnd end the last of June. WV. HI. MOSS. Feb. 28, 1838 tf 4 Brought to thae .l O F'ths "Dis''i'', a"egro mn b the name of Natha n, atlbout 6 ft. high, very black, tipper front teeth out or very short. Nathman is betweeni 55 and 60 years of age, a small scar on hia forehead and some on his left arm, no other nmarksof importatnce. lie has some ftree passeS for N. Carolina. lie savs he belotgs to Mr. Minsev, living in Marion County. Geoirgia,. rThe owner is rcietested to comet f'orwanrd, provec property, pay charges. antd tke him away. C. J. GLOVER,J.E. D. Marcha 17. 1838 ,f 7 eitolecat E onetjons of' N. (arehlus. BYDB. R. C A RROLL. ~EtItS A erk is nowv ready for delivery to Sulb sc'ribers at lthe Store of' C A. Dvurd, in this phsee. A fe w. extr na cpi. frae