Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, May 31, 1838, Image 5

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MUTE COURTSHIP. BY THOMAS MOORE, ESq. Love hath a language of his own A voice that goes From heart to heart-whose mystic tone Love only knows. rhe lotus-flower, whose leaves I know Kis- silently, Far more thian words, will tell~thee how I worship thee. The mirror. which to thee I hold Which, when inprest With thy briht look. I turn and rold To this fond breast Doth it not speak, beyond all spells, Of poet's art, How deep thy hidden imnge dwells In iis bruised heart ? Ak atiCULTURAL. From the Souisrn.-Igriculturist REPORT OF TI1 -: P.TITIONING C031 MITTEE. To the iontiello Planters' Societt At your last mecting, a Comm1ittee was A ppotiteld to petition the liegislature, on beWhalfof this Society,that it be incorporated, mid such other enrouragement given, as the State Assembly, in its wisdom, might deeml) proper. It surely is-within the ordinary range of legislative business, to grant Act. of lacorporation: but what is mealnt whenl the planter asks f1or letislative eneourage ment! Otn this point. your commiitee, atin in perflect accorda nce with your ex presst-d wishes, prayed t lie State to adopt som11e course which would adv:anice the agri cultural interestsi of the whole community -sch a course too, as in if, result-. could not have beeti construcel into an aet of par tial legislation. We petitioned that body more particularly to appoint a State Agri cultural Surveyor, who shold he required to survey our territory, that its entire geo logical and ineralogical resources might thus lie developed i and also asked thai Agriclture shoidl fi,tu a nces.ary branch of education it our Schools and Collevos. Tie comnittee were well aware, lhat this Society, of itself, requiredi no L.egislative aid, farther than t he mere Act of incorpnr ation would imply: it will be seet by the last "Acts of Assebilily." this rejtesti has bect gratied, but nothing beyond that was tceoni1plished. 'I'le a-iculfural Iove ients of South Carolina, ini her legi,aiive capacity, are unquestionably to be regarded in.any other light than creditable, or, we imght add, eve" re-pectable. Ii similar instances, what has been the action of a few of the other States of the Confuleracy ? In 1836, 'Mainie importe,l 15u,00U bbls. of flour: her L.egslature Votes a bounty to the wheat -grower; and t ie con sequenec is, her barren ladis viel a double produce for domestic consuinption, Int/ a large surplus for i.rportation. Conneticut lias also becen benefitfed in her agi-iculture, hrough her I hgislators acting as if the) thought the planter within tle pale offnne legislative protection or cognizAance. Mlas sachiusctis, within the last two years, has orderedl a general agrienltural sutrvev of hier domnain. Nor h Carolina, "accorditig to the rcport of the Civil lEnginaeer in 1 82(," hail n v ast quautity of lands "'covered with wa iers,"' and su'ceptttible of being r-cflaimed: reently. slhe hias voted1 uplward-i of $200, 00LU, to be expenoded in dlrainiingr oilT these waters, that lanads so fertile moiAht lie thrown intiocuiltavation. Thel Editoir of the F'armers' Register (fromn whIose pcriodical mtich of tl.e detail in this report is e e'ed) fiat been using no.ordinary zeal mfT < abillity toi bring this subject in its proper beariing be fore the Virginia Assearnbly ; fiut Virginia as yet has dlone piossibily less ini this way, thani Soth Carolina. Not twelve years uigo, ''the Agrieultural fy othlved its organtization'. About the same tme, Dr. Cooper presented a diocu mtenit to the Legislaturiie, in which lie very forcibly urged the expediency of estabhlish ing an Agricultutral Priofessoirshipi in the College, over w hich lie thben presided ; the subiject-moatter of that document, we pre stami, waos perhaps too mtilitarian for the :oinsidlerationis of legislators, whose tenure of otice was hel at the pleasure of those very ploaters. whose social and plitical condfitu, the report was udesignted no doubt to reach andf im prove. I f thewa vs a neces siiy thten Ior an amnefioration of the planiter's piursu it, your conlilmittee would stupp)ose the occasion emore itiiperaiively demanids it none, whleni our lantds aire imipoverishedf, atnd our.pla)tltioni absolutely driven, lby State poliey, to seek their fiirtaunes in the fields of' theo West. When Genaerai Washingwton recommnentded an Amnericant Agricultural Board on thle Eniglish plain, lie in all fikeli hood could have little dreamied thai the al uiost unbountded territoiry, to which he gave btirthi, would mi less tihan a century be im.. porting bread-stutffs, to support a compifara tively sparse piopuilation ; yet such is the fact, disgraceful as it ma~y seem. It is propter, it is obhlgatoiry on the States within their own limits, to apply the remedy to counternet this or any like evil: and so far a s oth~ Carolinia is concerned, 3ontr coim tiittee conceive that, as she takes the ulsutal care to collect. the lanudholder's tax she should lie wdhfitg to return someo sore of equivalent. All whichI is respectfully submitted. 15. I'. DA ViS, Ch/air. pro. leem. March 7th, 1838. MlANURF.-Iaure should he spread asC it is hiautlcd out; it sustains tmuch less foss / from evaporation wheni spread, than from fermenitation when lying ini heaps. The amountat of extpens, in mta-turing is unimportanit, provided that the crops de rived therefrom repay the expense with sutlictnt profit. We should niot apportioni ilr manure to the quantity of land wve may wish to place under tillage; but should apportion the I land to the quantity of manure we way command. No more ground should be brought under tillage than can be manured and citivated well by the force at the command of the farmer. If a farmer fluds that his land is becoming unproductive, and that he is un able to keep it tip by manuring, lie may be assured that lie is cultivating too much, and his only remedy is to abridge his fields to the dilrmensions which h is able to ma nure no mijatter hon% sntall they may Ie. It he has i force capable ofcultivating a hundred acres in the old way let him put the whole of that force upon tw enty five acres, aid pursue a system of high culture. The first year he will probably not make I so Iuch as lie would have done in the old way on the one hundred acres, but the so cond, and forever afterwards. lie will nake more, and this with less labor. As to a scarcity of'nianure, this is imaginary. Go to the woods, swainis and marshes-they ire inexhaustable. If five hundred bushels of corn can be made on ten acres of well nannred and cultivated land, it is clear that it will be more profitable than to make the 1 samc quantity on fifty acres, and that it can be done, is not a matter of doubt. The evil then, is not the inability to mannre, nor the scarcity of nanure, the at;'.;i, to cul tivut' too much land, which is a violation C of a principle in agricuitire, on the strict t observance of. which, the protserity of the 1: farmer entirely depends.-Parners' Reg. f Rtate of Sout 1 ( 'nPolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Henry Moore and Eleanor Moore, vs. Jm. 1a1mskett. Adn'r Bill for Account and of*Jno. Moore,dec'ed. StlCnCt. Wmll. J. Wightmans aind wife. and another. T 1i111,Coml.1aints having filed their bill in the Court ofl'initY flor .duefield Disirict, inl the State liffires:nd, 0clai1ning that they, anld thle D104f6end4lants Ann Wightman. and her sister - Ilarkness. if living, are entitled to the' estate or I the inteitate John Moose, deceased, ins etital j Shares. on mnotios of (ritiin. Complainant's So- , licitor. it is Ordered, that all persints interested 1 in the settlement of said estate. do appear and iterpose nay objections, which they cant of right smke to the distribution of the Kaid estate. as praled 1;fr in the bill. before the Coinmi.-ioner C of the said Court, at Edgefield Court House, on ti or before the fourth 31onday in Mav next. M WILLIAM HARPER. rt Feb.23, 1833 a 5 . It is further ordered that the above be pubi lisied for three tnonths in one or more pblic - Gazettes in this State. WiM. HARPER. State of' South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Patrick Duncan, vs. Maruaret Icdersoni, John Rieliey. & Bill to j the heirs and Adiniistrators forecose h6 of' William i lodges, jun. and Jll01goge. d, ofrWihiamn loldges, sel- bi IT apiwaring' to my satisihetion that or the oj defentats in this case Janes L. Hodges tia Richard Ihodges, John or John W I1od-es, Walter or Wat. HJodv es. Janies Stone and Ek.a beth his wife, Jesse Williams and Lucy his wife, James Tonson or James Townes and Polly his will', Wiley Cummins and Franky his wife, and Sarah lodges, heirs of William 1lodges,jr. and of William Inlodges, sen. reside beyond the limits of this ttate: Ordered that thev do severally ap rj:ar and plead, answer or deinr to the above aientioned bill. within three months f'rom the IF date of the piiblicatiin hereof, or the said bill will. :s to thema respectively, he taket pro ronfe.sso. n VM. C. BLACK. C. E. A. D. ki Comn'r's Office, Feb. 26, W838 ac 5 of State of South Carolina. as fr ABIBEVILLE DISTRICT. as INEQ77TY. di Patrick Duncan, vs. Anguastine Arnold, IRenbmn Robecrssoni, Bill to C Raechel Blightam, andi she heirs fore"rlose andt Adtmiinistrator of Robert BIortgage. P'. Delpht.J UT appearinig to my satisfaction that Williaum . Lyon and Virginia 8. his wife, Judge B.s Delph, Wmt. P'. Delphi, Robert J. Delphb, Mary8 F. Delh, Martha G. D)el ti,& Lotnsia E. Delph, he.irs of Robeurt P. D)elps h, some of the defien. rits in this case, reside beyond the limits of this state: Ordered thamt thsey 'do severally aipptear t mud plead ansawer or demuarto the Bill aforesaid withins thr'ee mionths fromt the daite of time publi ',ation hiereof, or tie said bill will, as to theis re spec~tively, be taken pro confesso.a Comt''s WMl.Ce e.BILACK,C.E.A.D. an Comm'r' Offic, Feb.26, l838 ac 5 l State of Sotdi 4avolina. ABhIEVILLE D)ISTRLICT. IN EQUITIY. Patrick Dincan, vs Elizabetth ) Bill to.forc Culleins and others, heirs of' close Niort William Cihleins. deceased.- gag'e. I'aeaingk to m at shto htEia btCdins wiiow, andl Itichtard Cumliens F isid Flijah Citihens, sons of' Waliutt Citlens, de ~eased, dlefendtbs ini this case, reside beyond thte ti~ limits of' this State: Ordered thatt they severally ii, I0. ippear atnd pile'ad, answer or demitr so the a till at or esu'd. witii three months f'roma the pubt- in ication of' this order, or the stid bill will, as to dm htem respecsiavelv. he takein prorconfess.- a W M. C. BLACK, C, l-'. A. 1). rt Comma'r's Oflice, March 61, I838 act gj, Mtate of South Car'olina AiIBEVILLE DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Patrick Duntcan, vs It ichard Bill toforecdosc lodges & Vahetnti ne Yonntg, M Aortgage. T I appearing to my satisfaction that RichardC . ledges, otne . 'the defensdants int this case, I e'sjdes beyonid te lismits of' the State: Ordered lhnt ihe do' apptear and pileadc, ansewer or demuisrr o the bill afhresaitd, wvithint three months frotm the late of the publhication hereof', or time said bill tt viii, as to him, lhe taken pro rogfesso,w W M. C. BL.A CK, C. E. A. D. wv Comnm'r's Office, Feb.,26, 1835 ac 5 0r -_______._.. ed State of South Carolina. al AlBBEV ILLIE D)ISTRICT. a IN 'EQUITY'. he Patrick Dsuncant, vs. Join Bill tofore'close 'Vilson & ilargaret Wisons, AfMort'a.tre. *|TI appea'ring to my satisfaction that John WVil' sont, (Mon of' Chasrles,) one of' the defentdants ii this case, resides beyonidthe. limiits of thiisState: )rdered that lie do appear ansi pleasd, answer osr k emnsr to theo abtove itamiedt btll, witin three s aeonths from tihe tdate of the publications here'of. r the said bill wili, as to himn, lie ta ken pro con: e. WM. C. BLACK, C.E. ..1f at Coimm''s Office, Feb., 26, 1838s ae 5 Notice. ALL tiersons inmdebted to the F.state of Johni Blackwell. deceased, arc rtegnested to mak nedat ant, anid tItose havinig tie- '.ad > rsn hmproperly attested, (O TIEN'NANT, Adlmtnist'rator. il Marchs28 J837 '. f,8 State of South ( arolin,a. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. ilark Riley, vs. William Riley, Isaac Riley, William Lewis and Rebecca his. wire, John Haverd and Mary his wife, & Sary Riley. T appearing to my iatisfaction that the I defendants Wm. Lewis and Rebecca his vife, reside in the State of Alabama, and lie defendants John Haverd and Mary his vife, and Sarah Riley reside in the State of Ilinois, ot motion of JamesJ. Caldwell, ;olicitor, ordered that the said defendants vho are without the limits of this State, do lend,nuswer or demur to the Complainant's h'll of complaint. within three months from lie publication egeqf, or the said Bill will e taken pro conjesmo against them. J. TERRY, C. E. X. Z. "om'er's Office, Edgefield, Feb 27,1838 4 State of '4outh ('arolitta. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. ohn W Heard and Isaac T. Hlenrd, vs. B3. 1. Wvinding, T appearing to my satisraction that Bar thel H. Winding, otherwise called B. If. Vindim. fihe defendant in the above stated ase, resides withoutt fhe limits or this State; liereforo, on motion of Bauskett. Com Ininmat's Solicitor, ordered that the said efendant do pleal. answeror demurto the 'omplainat's Bill, within three Tmnths -Oi tlt publication hereof, or said Bill will e taken pro confesso ngainst him. j.. TER i Y, c. E. E. D. 'om'er's Oflice, Edgefield, Feb27,1838 4 Stalle of Soith ('11'aoilia. ADIIEVILLE DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. nron Lomax & others Bill by x'r. of Alltuph Morrah dee'd Ex'r for vs. Jane Morrah widow advice di nd others. Irection &c. [T Iappering to ily atisfaction thatJohn I. Mort-th and Robert Morrah two of me defendants in this ease, reside without m limits ofthis State, on motion; Ordered mt they do severally appear. & plead, nn ver or dentur, to the bill of comiplainti in this le, withim three months -from the date of his publieition, or the said hill of complaint o lie taken pro confesso, as against them Ispectively. WM. C. BLACK, c. c, A. D. Coinm'r's Office, March 8 148, at 6 State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Patrick Duncan. Bill toforclose vs. Joseph Travis, fortgage. Tappearing to mv satisfiection that Joseplh Travis, the defeidani in this caiw. resides !youd the litimits of this State: Ordered that lie appear and plead. answer or demnr to the 11 a6res:aid, within three months from the date tihe pImfication iereof, or the said bill will be ken agfinist him proonfesso. W,M.C. LAC K, C. E. A. D. .oinn'r's Office, Feb 26. 1838 ac 5 State of South Caroli a. E DGEF IELD DISTRICT. IN TIHE COMMON PLEAS. David Onzts. vs ArrAcHMV'(T, 'Williaim Orimn. Assu.mP1T. 11 E Plaintiff in this case having this day I filed his declaration in time Clerk's Ofice, d the Defen"idanllt having no Wife or Attorney lowul to he in this State, upon whom a copy the said declaration may be served: There re ordered, that the said defendant do appear d make i defence witin a year and a day minthIe filimng of thme said declaration, or- final id absolute jnmdgment will be forthawith awar d to the said Plaintiff. G EORGE POPE, c. c. r. lerk's Office, Edgeield, May 14, 38 15 State of Soulth. Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN TILE .COMMON PLEAS ,. limpon Kilerease,vs. FonE :G ATTAcUMEIIT WVi?ev Freeman 5AssUaMPsiT. HR~ Platiiin this caseh lavinw,onm the 14th dayofMmy, 1838, filed his eleclarationm ini a Clerk's Ofie. and time defeidam hiavinmg no ife or attorney. known to he in this State mnprn bom a copy of the said declaration nmay be rvcd: It is thierefore ordered, that thme saili de ndhant;do appear and manke his defence within yerad a from the fdinig of the said dec. raten, or final and absolnite judgmecnt will be varded to the said ilaintifl. G :O RGE POPE, c. c p. Clerk's Offee, May 14th, 1838. 15n Solltla 4 alr(lina. E DG EFI ELD D)ISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. John Lyon. vs AvvACHNNr WVilhiamu Cook.- Assumpsrr. lIE PIaintitiu this case haaviing on the 15ith damy of December, 187 filed his declara mn in t):e Clerk's Oflice, and the Defenidant xi:ng no WVile or Attorney, known tohbe in this ate, upon01 whom a copy of time said declaration my be served : Therefore ordered, that the said enidanit dlo applearanid nmke his defenewimhin year and a dlay from thie filing of thme said dlecla lion, or final amid absnintte jnadgeinent wvill be rthwith awarded to the samid Pilaintiff. GEORGE POPE, c. c. r Clerk's Office, hlecember 15, 1837 '16 ti' Staite of Soiltit ('arIolina. AJtBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THIE COMMION PLEAS. tories Sp)roumlh Adnm'r of uey E. Lip.forcj, dec'd vs. ATTACUMENT, Jmeis D)onald. )Assumesit. O HIE Plaimt if in this case hiavinmg on thme E. 20thm day of March, 1838, filed his decea n in may othce and thme defenmdant having no fe or attornecy, knownt to be imn this State, upon 'aom a copy of the declaration, with a special her of the court enidorsed thereona,can be serv. Therefore ordered, that the said James Don. I do appear and make lhis defence withimi a ar anid a day froum the filing of thme declaration aforesaid, or fit.al aiid absolnte jumigmuent will forth with given and awardhed against him. JAS. WARDLA W c. c.,. Clerk's Office. 11th May 3. 1 5 Niotice. 1 M I T II ' S (Grafmmar, Geography amid Atlas, on the Prodnertive System. Also, iith's Praceah atid Mental Arithmetic, th a variety of other Sculoor, Booms, sy he found at the Store of C. A. DOWD. March 7, 1838 -tf 5 UitoeSIatCotteellens of S. Care.la.. BY B. Ri. CARRlOLL. MHlIS .'t ork is now ready for delivery to Suo scribers at the Store of C A. Doaod, in this ice. A few extra copies for sale, November, 1t17 - trbi Tam HORSE NULILIFI ER, ILL Stand the ensuinig Se.on s Thirty Dollars the Season, T% eny Dollais the sangh, leap, jnd Ieilly Dolli1n insurance, at the plantatioi of Captaii William B. Mays, fir liles below E-ge. field Court flouse. oil the Stage road lead. ing to Augusta. Aniple lrepoaraticit fosr care and attention to mares will he made. They will be pastured and fed on graiin, tit required.) at twenty-five cents per daty. Accidents, escapes. sickness. &e. sit the risk of the owners, althotigh every 1at Lentionl will he paid to prevent them. DESCRIPTION. NULLIFIER. is a beautiful Bay. hand somely marked with a deliahtful coat o1 hair, which shews his superior stock. Hlls appearance is conimanding-he is of the greatest power, subsitntialitv and srelngtla. ie will be eight years old' this upril-i; full 16 hands high having sulierior size, lir!e hones, and is as well m11uscelled as aay other I-orse, in this or any country, aned has as much durability. N. B.-Any person who will make ti a company of five mares, and !eem rc sponsible for the paylicot will have ifhe privilege of putting them at twenty-five dol lars the Season. The Season will coneiiee the fifteetillh of February, and endi1l oil tie- telh of.11sine. Fifty cents to the groomi in every instane Performance of Nullifier's Colts. NULLIFIE R'S COI.TS are now run iiine as well as alay colts in this roitry. Onl the Norfolk course, Spring termI 1837. Jaue Rowlett boy Nullilier, three vears oll, bo-at le Sweepstake race, moile liet., wil. ning the first and second heat. Time I mins 52 see.-1 min. 50 tce. See Tirl* e July, 1837 p). 476. On the Broad Rock Course (Va) 'F;.ll meeting, W. R. Jolhisin's 6). f. by Nilli fler. three years oli, run a Sweepslaikes,two maile heatt, for which finr other-r elt% of the best stock, were entered. This race % a; lost by Nullifier's colt. but she was secotid best, and contested the ince most gallaily. The last Ieat is rolonlced * ely i4eres ting and the best hent during the w eek. See T. Rea. Nov. 1837 p) 559. On the Union (L. I) course. Fril mtleeli11, Antoinette by Nullifier. %on ho Sweep. stakes for three year olds, two ile lllS, winning the two first heats. See Am T. Reg. Nov. IR37 p. 569 Feb. 1, 1838, tf 52 THE THOROUG1 1 )Ir r) oIIsE W ILLstanmd the entnin- Spring Sensint at my table at I,te lkid'_e, ahd other places in the Distriet. ''or partietlars see H and Hill.1 And will attend ait each place every ninth day afterwards durini2 ifie Sea solo, & will be let to Mares at ie Itillt" ing prices : 8 the isgle visit,512 the Seasot Hnd $15 to insure a tare % jil foal. lit every instance the insanructm na y will Iecone due as soon as I lae n,are is know% it to be with roal or exchanged. A compiany of seven mares shall le enatiled t) n del tate tion of $1 on each mare by one man's be coming responsiblo for ilie whole. All pws. iHle care takei teo pre%sit accvidents, but I will not he responsible fir anay. PEDIGREE GUY RI VE Its was si.red ly Ilatlaoilpa's Janus, his dam by Caroliman. urawl dama1 by Bedford g. g. dam by I)iomede. g. e . dlam by Quieksilver, ouat of a Shark Ai're-. Ratndolpha's Jseans, aned Careuliniaan w ere baoth sired by Sir Airchy, staid ihe e. ii, e. dIams ofb~Ioth were siredl bv imupeortede . ;'i,t4. Int puaity ot bleotd Guy R ivers i, unsnlr pasedt, isn beauty oaf coalor aitil symm sletry' of form, will comipare wvith the best hoarses of the daty- ISA AC JONIE S. Ridge,4Feb. 27, f4 Look at Thmis YJmore sack 1DUItLI N, live year, .old. w ill staindc at may st sable. einly three miles and a half west eof Edgleliehl Court 1-ouse, the ehisint Spring Seasoai, andt I.e let to mares at the olltawinag pri*es r iz: $5 the season and $8 to inasuare a tsare to le wyith foal. In all eases wherte a miare is put by the insturnniee, the mnoney will h.e consideredl duil whlen it is' ascert aineed th:a she is ini foal or tranisferired. All pioaeil.le care will hae takens to prevent accienits bten I will nott be responisibale fior s~. Thes Season to comeneee thec tenth caf 3!arch and end the.,last of June. WV. H. MO0SS. Feb. 28, 1838 tI' 4 Broughat to time .Jnil OF thia itrict, a negro mana lby thes name of S A 31, ;aot 6 ft. high, vr lblack, tipper front teeth out or very shaort. Nathan is beitweens 5:5 and 61 v'enra, of ace, a small scar ona his forehesad'antd soume oin his left arm, no athaear anarks of imiport;ancte. lie hats me free psasses for N. Catrolinaa. lie says he baelonigs to Mr. Minse:, liviang iai Marion Cotunty. Georgin. Thle un ner is regasested to conie torwardl, prove pr'operty, pay ebarges. and take haitm away. C. J. GLOVER,J.E. D. March 17. 1838 if 7 DRUG S, OgL , Mr'. TU'IIE Sublsecribecrs respaetflle inlvite ilt sa Itentiona of Mterchlani;s. Pltaatera. Phlysic'ias atnd others to thecir la11 St.ack eaf PRESH 1EEDZCINES, Oils of all kinids, Paints, Dye Stufsi, Windowo Glass, Brushes, 86-c. &-c. A-r -HEiR STotEs iN H1AM BURG AND AUGUSTA. Thecir stipp1ly is hecavy, tlaeir asst'raienst good and thetir' artles fresh. Dealing enitirely withl thec Mannafaiters e,r original Importer's, they csan se'll' alhir gooseal as low as ant vIhouse iai te Southerna Counatry. Please call and examine. Ouar Steare in Hlamburg isi next to Ii. I.. Jtl.. FERts d Co's. In Auguista, oppotsite tea llaEA.i.'y or $-rovAL.L's Ware HIonse.. KITCHEN &- RtOBERLTSON. Wu.t.IAM K. Kress, F. M. RtoDErs5o. M. D). December 6;. 18317 Ia 45 JVtice. A L Persona indebted to the late Mrs. He hethuland ttims. dleceassedi. are~ regnsestede -ea make imamedliate paaynmeaat, andI all paerseons has mng demaands against the estate of said de'-eased are requested to presenat thaeliuly attested. DENJ. MIMlS, Exenator. Dec 9.1837 . Sr js Dr..Jiossa sapassnatosa's Arc of rt-d to the ptbic as a certain an - e/eilu reimnclyforjcers of :cery de.cription. A M of opniman [fnat all fi-veri ale a unity o dimas.- ironi ike ialilde.t in erenitleet up) tR ite hig:tf:s: grade of eli ow ser a r, and tioit fih i it.re.t det wau mJ.a i t ever, are sunpt OWing to Poicne puatcaair sitate 01 tiile atisplei rt ". to 144111le pevidhur c-pnuditiot. cis the ityr-tem; ani, iailh slight v ar.ation, eIle. as i jvt' anade. fill treatmea,th lihpuld !je tie same A aIn also ol opilat 10. t.Lat -1ts t1nlst le the pllevaihing thioly o. titl day. or how Is it it:t plyslicai.s treat I'e-er, 'tafolighoait with Cultinul and a iew other deple tI~tW. tivesj. a ie.criptioni and treattnent 01 reverm. viz:-Imt, hilesultlen or Ague tand 1erer. 2d ii. Bldion: IErrr. .ly. Typhux oir Scrrous -'erer. and aii (ilter levers by whatever name they na) ic CathI 41. Ist. 01' Inlrasiftcut or Ferer tnd Ague I cotsider all levers ot an interioitt nt chriacter wa(i cool on once in twenty-fiour iotnrs, wheth, er pre- ded by a chill or inot; or whether fiht fim%er fnal chill riso! tad c.-miiiiine together; or i, tiere he no chil at all ---otintnes lbver of thai esiaraeter contitues 24 or 48 notirs wit.tout titter issioni, and sonmetalies it occursonly every third flay. .\ ine tenths cWthe lbvers of is state, and most other staite if' this Inion. pirtake norv of less of tis chancter; and if, all their variopns ap. pearanees tie treatiieit shoulid be the salie. l'This nedicie enres lv correcting the bile. giv ing tone .id energy to tlie stonacli anoI howels, 'ia thereby comititnicaitii, health aid strenthI It I. the w;ole. sy.teml It is also posses.-eld o* ,itll iuliar anid -dm111iritlie prop. ieies, that it does to it Slehenl the StOaii1iihli nor operate oi the hw. els am'a purgative. It breaks the 6-ver iii fi-on 21 to 44 honrs trint vhich tite the lialien fi'els nil me:sib;le b-nelit l1romn it, bill find-4h1im. sell if dll"Sifiey well" itholut liing conjtcionts tit* it6 1made oi fp*r:ittn There is mto rseme or a' v o,her artile of* a poisoimis nature ill this at-di. Cia e. If is entirely hr'-"less. wvitmen in i. y sit. ition m11:1y take it n itlh peiet salb-tv: tul il dobethi quantity hiereini recom-nmndeoltI asta. ,ken . no had e lect %woidi be prodfneeld hv it. 'e'j( inctea-ed demian.; fiir this ineidicine, its in ml red me iii 1iitire too prepaie it only in till fime of pills, as tIe traiiliortatiittn o' viaf- is both ini eonstr-mlin niare. l-'or grow-n persin- of cnldrei w. o pre'. t:ikii g it in a liiiid fiorti. eini I.- prepaied o.venit i-y ly taty personj ii1 i e :hlliiwme wainwr. lio il .Itvelv'e p:1 s welf, p"'ti 'i"' p.repa. ation itito a %Iul. and pour iss c11111m(1n .14ed4 via,e innilsofwhiskey or wa !er to it- spirit- o'aiiy kint are best. Any other 1;;1.ity of, the Iiiiihi may be prepared at tlhe same te I, ilf,nresimg or lessenlinftL the 411alnti. Iy ('rthe 1neiicitle 41 the sam1te ptoportion a. de scrillhe allove. Trratutrut.-If Ie atient prefl-ra taking a p!kwor pnrre bvefiore h1' Conlitilences tie uit. of this mn1licite. I have niat oh veltitn. tant it is rare v t* es er tiesstary. I Iv raut drink cold %, iver or umiat us' of any k mi f ahet sitabi lbr a si--k pe-ni. witholot t .t le:It,i daier, or snl~erint: ti.a phliearst iinct.vensne to m o . A groW-. I)P$ sn M ill take fior a doise a oill or comnon sizi-d Ia spoiiuill of* the IetIid every two hour-. lit a: 1y tll:d ti:.t, ltti ni' dfa-ise is brollOil: 4hi. dren fti 10 yem, a old wviil take 10 or 4o drop,, ntil thpse three or l1mr years told will take I. oar 21 drois. aid ifliait :1 or 4 weeks old will take -*oii ,t Io i droolis. repeatal tind contintied tas i ' C'f,..mmunde o or grin peri -ons. Baot as pei sons aMe % ery stiab eu t48 relapse m r retill it #)f th1is dii ease, n le-hae r Ithiy arq- catm ed in this or any other wyay, it wiitio h. well to r''iainoe taliny tisree or four &asus it day 1iu1til the -tienigth:and coalipllex ia are res:ore-d. and partienlarly if the per.vvn has .Arealy had s.- eral res% aes.' tjne iox wilt (,Ire I%wo per.-ons oit cm mn atm tack ofague and llever. leiri the lihquid is takeii the vial shoitlol le well .lakiehu. 'tly. OfBfliins Ecrur. This im a in- re obs - 11:14-il and ,d11ero11.4i0..1-1 thanl inte111 m il fmir .a:21n1 11tid lever. theri a.4' gi.mora Cy -riw or iaii d,V., im1*.poS1tson p' 're%itt- to tie olet io this d: i'. nd aepi-enitlt chill% senatioi sihr a day ,it t.o Aler Whe, this di ei-P a , p- i..lp' h% 6,rmnl it amrolY yie.its ltaa tro-atnaint ide4r o Io ays. and soneiiiiei mmh lotger. div*. Of' ':'y; m r .Xercouis -'ecer. This i. atiail ia'hi at~ imre obtsttma e ua.] dlani garins dli"tense thani hiin- ihrer, aindi apipaa ently tanaare ntn.a in thine c'omntieaereiet. It aitten tinatiaes illie.m mar twvet da;yss witht at cey ny rei'iClmi 4,r mi imernua'..mi. n:-hI ea:t pro~st'-nt(jiln oai body 0ad dempras.aian at imiuld. It miaay hei wyI -a ito eri-e that Ty'vph its t'ever i-stmast c'unntlon iin t'e- wimei uadspiaing, ad ijijlis tin' ert i the sitamn'er cad ll. In thii tfirst stage ofalttl leve'rs. it is co)iinen ' tior theu tongniie tola h '.aa ered] with tla jhtash coant oa i lie lever is ntot braaken anal rms tioa thm .ecaind sitg', it is lapt to alssumne a yvelho, ia.hl barowni c!, an in hth iiahirad anzd Iast 'ata.21 mf I'. e'ra, (am .d ;.:trtienllarly iif they amem af a laash Sr;amdi :atnt iaaa. t "la.nereor) thei ion...na is tpt toias-inia a mdark in own caolor, mt'it ati-rentt deaa.rees.a mfiins.ora e; sontl-tilines it is 'xceeilv aZi I ;m ia. tins s. ti aC iof . the dr'e5e (the patient as iatan 'icui lei ora haot mar haii snn' sationii in tIh' staaianachl. ' he sympata anas of ithese two d1i-sass art so uiine'h alike in( teiar fir.-t -taire that hyic:ttanta ofb.n ,lg l.'a as tai themir real chlaarniter, niaar d es at anatte'r matateri:dly, bemcastse thie tre'atuiteit mof bothi should bec p metty unach thie satin'. with is excpt til., ilhat ty;inas lev'er dois ntot rl-lptire itmt wiill at hiear iS ill Unch stro. ag siekentinig medic ine' as hbil nIs h'ver. TIrmemwrnt in thie first stage of ito two last diseaseas. a give ailpuke air 0. e or two suanll dloa'es *ahtl attusI 0. -lamea other iamdmeine ihait wasill a c rates npeaan .:aan- tioi.mch antd homwiais. Ia lm'r :mvt err ulitnt:rnae.- I malee ''to (IivSaic more stromag inaeme,L' and14 am de.-mid mar opiition that u pieaedlii d's's of sueh oape atiang meiacIie. dot tttre- har s an ato.od. Aft'er' thun- opt' .a e t them stacil(h ai ot htowseh (atttd ev'n a n it Otn. it) it seve'ral md:ays 1:av0eui:psedi aid imy paitint be c'mie isenk. I i'mmenlictce with thei pil's Id aI mIp44, 'ad givei atll--' Isvery.three homtiti ait i* ('ight dtase's ilts('ach iwenty 'oaur htours . With aa iregmlair mise o1 \ a ginmiu sna:ke-root. hr somei'ii t' swea'ct jaiC ta:s. tiuch as5 hyvsni sage a'r Ia:m.n Shmddlt thel paitienit -tter muacha with paina in the h.-'ad, back omr elsewhe,re, gave twiety or twentyie dropjs ol lainaam at inighi. if it he' a gromw'a pecr sont chiildrenl shoanhd tnkelesmc. ra sspondmir swith lthearag. s) ansd shmuild hie b'caomei i meh debuilita tail from a c'oniitin of it'hm disa'ase. andl patr tieniilarly it the htandis anda I'eeat blIcomIe coald, gjm, it draughi~t of toaddy air woeit everti hace' or Ijatr hours in tid he recovers; c'ontitmf ail' the titae 1o use die pills or iraapa ats recommiiendaedl. llThe iet a'hottlid lam light. und inkeni onaly a little att at tinat. ofm miteni 111leedtii i-s so seladoma requIire-d in these diseni. ses' tha't ii is se:ircmely ltece,ary to muetiont it; if tevet .is iresoarted to it smhiould be itn the early sta'e tat thiemt. Illisterina' is SOietimes ni"efuiland ratrealy if ev or inljulraion, bitt i shounldn hae chiledv resm;ia Ie to si he lasi itaige,whvleni themrme is demliinm or lati u - 0ctItnE s in thse < tr-etnjitias. In thintratna nt of "itheri of thie'e dis'eass I wvonl preiar the. howas mel'- to lit a:n rasther ia costive' (hmll laaxat ive e- -ndi tioan. Itiat should thie huowel-s hae llam inaactive give' braken i daases of' stils or mil, mir enahm' aa wsitht injc(tion's,.i ad aIf thaey shouaild lie itwo htai-. tive, give six or eighIt mdrmips ofl tiandmtiotn, two,m thire'e tar lotir tiim's ai inay. itnjtil the lmaa si'ess is restra;inemd. My explerie'ncem a' the' tre'ta'tt of veilow h(ever has nioi bero very ex ens,v- . but it is necia htr more noir mats lihan thle hiiht1 iat (ra.e O. hiliatns lievaer.:n1.d shaoi heo treatted pretty mitch ini the samne way. JOT-N SAP'PING;TON. Price SI fa0 per box. Numbnherlessm ce'rtif'icates of' this mtedic'itne, have been. t'anderedl. biut I htiav thisttfit li to inusirt on-~ I lyath liollmowitng from the 1a's . .itel HI. I laden. Ra'sia.er of' then lAnad Odce fe:- the Sn'ring I-.itml district, Mo., whielh secrns to eibrace thLe opir.. fals of' 11n1y in iaierlt sectionsi el the cou.try. Having traivelled imuch over lie states. floth West and mom ih, and ia ing hmeat d nimh sa: id in timepr of*Dr 'nppingtoinos fi!ivr pills, I do heie ,Y cIrTIOf' tait I bhelit e ther h. m ver -e. been ally oinedicine obfered .o the poleli so ellivitec,us il the e,I!e of i-vers m-4 inlai whici. lie hus pre pared. I have knowni ma.m laboi-ring mado r l' ver and api , enorf (I it Ilh. conrse of fromn 24 to - ha.,111.; a.i all enies ol ever af. which I hai e Kaow.. i used it haas never laiied tit efie-ct n ere, so hir as 1 IoWIl (41 lilt-, in at S ortei tile than anly mediciin I ha% e ever knom If tiseol I do itiere One reco-mimt fil it to all pe..-oos labo,ring mider fiver, as tl. best rewmedy 'am. n to 1he piiblie. Jo L i IIADEN. A fresh supply of thi. above vauiouble medi enic is otrered for Late at the Edgeicd Drug Store. April 19 Colic Mixture. II. E abolvi is l iever lailing remed$ florthat variety of*vo'ie. so dimtrewing to~ Infaits, as.d Co. wihich the tisi iinjuriious anodyuie si, stancv.- are too imatiioe.ly iven. It im satfo and sta-uthing. and iisteml of proditci-g costiveness. it usualiv operates gemtly oni the bowell. This remedy haz tow been used for several years. with thm sueccss and alirobntion, which qiack nedicines made to sell. cannot c(oimnand. It is extensively ised ly the bcst physiciaui in the otintiy. find to use the language of liany a mother. mets nas a charm. ' III it allityr the pain.: and Itillo the child to rest. it does not leikvo be-himd it those itu pieisant syilptoms. which - Landami. latemanis ops. &c. generali pro Iicf, Ample dirctionmis aitrOlpa'V enl vi-t; u'd certificates of its etlicy (i regrnired) ena: he piodcied frt In th most res pectaile citizens of Cniolimn d Gte-or-rgia. For s-ise by KITCi IN & R01 ItTSIN.IIamburg, - FAM. W I WIL.Aude rson (' I . X61. IIACK1T'T. Peilbton C. II. 1)It. V. . 51111, defiddtI C. II. Feb 5 1-3 tf I - A CARD. H L. JL'L' RS & Co. nfnowl . ed1-s renemwed fili-tions flo their Criitis an f 4teioinm ror time very liberal Iia-CIIIII - 1 i hericfiroe biestonued onI t het - and11 Ievaen e top annomnee. fhat dhavy hoavo now filn hiad. nd will cointitme to retfeive, I n%ell selected ussortment of GOoDS, Browi nod Loaf Sugar, Green l anti hlite CI-lice. N.O. & St!ar 1ous. Molasses, % in( and - pirii ti e best iIet tion, Canti Flour-whol. ind half Bbls. hall. Rope 11141 lI2ging, Iron and Steel, Ttogether n iih all other articlets in the Gro c ry .im :-n hieh rici %% ill sell. or s-tid to 0odfer. 1Iarranted Gvod, at the low est mar ho-1 Pricms. ''lirv also cominti to transiet Commis Sion H;-sinfs', it.qi1tihng recem im- atd for iiarliig of .ois: anmd tender to their firiend. assriance o their hbest attention to ,irfder. in tihat line Isi ttiess. Ilinil,mbrg. Mlarch 1638. tf 5l The Pendleton Mesit-gn1rer will inueri the above I'fiir tinses ann seil their bill for pinentill to 11. L. J. ANAWAY romn te Siilbscri Ift ber (it the i;ght of the : . Febr:imry .ntt. !rti iny pInve two -nil-; finusi I l1ainiburg . J. .n tiego I111an IM1Inl It I L.N. lihouit fortv live - ,ve-irs old. five t'eet six iines hie . i nihve re-ward I will paiv for deiveriing hmim ; me. or puttnig him mI jail so that I ea. -et hian. TII MA4 KLNAGIIAN. Mnburg;, .lihw.-1 NOT'ic'E. LL1 Persons indetetd to the late Chrt, - tian lreith iy, eceasedi, arregt.st edi to tnake iimniedlinte payimenxt. Andil persoins hiaving deaimnds amgainist the est to of ssaiid ideceased aire regniested to prest nt thieii (duly aittestedu. JOilN BAV'SKET1T, El.r'or. 2-<.25. 3 t NOTI(CE. I . I. tpersons indebtesud to thei*est:ate of tSatmuel .. I 'amldn eli l'sq. tte iof \bbeivile lDistrie' deei'd. testedl wililthin titaimepr'ecribedl b13 law, to either iofI ethsuscribuirs. -J0IN C'OlIR AN.) CPenenry. 110. G(Ni'.. mi simlil bottles. astsorted sizes, I lermittagc ''xtract, Florida WVater, Ess.. ('oiiminmn. I bii of (loves, IIies. r's 4 il, le:~ halin. N. Stmith Prendius' Saponeiots Com-. J ust ri eeni edi m d fir sa te by NICIIOLSON & PR FSI.y A pmi 12. tI' it0. EBok eaa. Ii t(:ationIary. andii ;r:nonaifr and nt god itssw toi ei.t tif Seboiti .and .\li'seellansconm- loioks. ailsi Lit. r sand Foo .s'ip Pmapier, Iuk. t. iils. Slates'. A c. &.i. Just receivedi andi imr sale by NICHIaLSON & P'RE'sEY A prii 20) . f1 Iri ti i- Siusrier, will give a liberal Ii lITC '1 'N & RIOIERSON. T.person'. in.ilbie'd tio the Estate of D' quesed o mke imedatepaymentm, and tierly atte'sted. ENOCIl B. PRIESLE:Y, mmreutr wvith lte WDill anne.reel. M arch 7. 1838 tf'S II ~lE Notes nam! Aentit of Dr. James ltpannt dleened. hasvie been left with Mr'. 11. L.. 3ell'trs, ini 11 ambumm'. Al per sonts ideieid to Drm. S ani. aire regnested tii call amnd pa y M r. Jedehr-, a hem is nathaorized to r'eceiite the i -otne - u an tose' ha viny idemiatnds tgnmilist thet Estatte wili lease rena. deri thtem tat himt. E. .IpANN, M n re h '46. 1838 t f 9 A dm'fri.r. J US l'Uieriei d atfresh suppliv ot INDIAN N P.\N.\C EA tat the !Idm ii-. I'.tt dic'itn Store Edgeslield C.1i 1inri,:t .Jj.t o t