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"ROCLAMATION. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. CoLUMBIA. Nov. 20th, 18-39. BY-his Ecellency PATRICK NOBL, Esq. Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over the State oj South Carolina. W HEREAS an election was held on the . second Monday of October last, and the day following to supply the vacancy in the Congressional Districtof ichland. Lexington, Orangeburg and Barnwell, occasioned by the reignation of the Hon. F. II. Elmore, and whereas, it appears upon eounting the votes re irued by the Managers of the election. to the efice of Secretary of State, that SAmpsor It. DOTLR, had a majority of said votes. Now sherefote, I, Patrick Noble. Governor of the State of South Carolina, do hereby declare and preclaim, that the said Sqmpson H. Bntler, has been duly eleeted a Representative from this State, for the District of Richland. Let ington, Orangeburgh and Barnwell, to the ress of the United States. wee under mny hand and .the .seal of the Stae at Colimbia this 20th day of No. vember in the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hRadred and thirty nine, and In the sixty frmrth year of the Indepen dene aftbe United States of America. .PATRICK NOBLE. Py the Governor. u MLoaD. Secretary of State. The Charleston Neredry. Georgetown Pa pei,'Edgefield Advertiser and Pendleton iMles enger will copy this and all future Proclarna Nov. 28th 1839 43 f PROCLARATION. - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, CoLrutnIeA.'Nov. 25, 1839. Bj his Ereellency, PATRiCK NoBLt, sg. Governor and Commander-in Chief, in and over the State of South Carolina. W HEREAS.an Election was held on the first Monday of November inst., and day folewing,-to iippily :he vacancy in the Congressional District of' Lancnster, Chester field, Kershaw, and Sumter, occasioned by the resignation of the Hon. Jons P. RICnARDSoN; and whereas, it appears, upon counting the vot-s, returned by the Managers oftheElection, to the oce of the Secretary of State, that Tuoxas D. SUMTERihad a majority ofsaid votes. Now therefore, I, Patrick Noble, Governor of the State of South Caroina. do hereby declare and proclaim that the said Thomas D.' Sumter. has been duly elected a Representative from this State, forthe District of Lancaster, Chester field, Kershaw, and Sumpter, to the Congress ofthe United States, Given under my h-nd and seal of the State, at Columbia, this 25th day of November. in tho year -of our Lor one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine, and in the uixty-fourlh year of the Independence of the United States of America. PATRICK NOBLE. By the Governor: U. Li1oRnD, Secretary of State. N o.22 f 44 Copper, asd Tin Ware .7Ianuf actory -ACUs-rA, GEOaoI. T HE. subscriber. thankfutdl for former p- trnn tronace, respectlruy~ informs hisq friendi and the public. that he has returned to tire city, and resumed his mechanical operations as unet al, at the old stand No. 168, opposite tihe Eagle and Phonix Hotel, where may be found a gen eral assortment of readly made TIN-WVA RFE COPPER, STOVES and SHEET IRON PIPES, of variotus sizes and Iratterns, unanatly kept in this miarket, together withi a large as sotment of Japan, Wooden arid Willow ware .-which will lbe sold low for cast. All orders attended to at the shortest notice and with dies Feeling desirous of a genreral settlement, all to'whom Imay be indebted will please hand in their accounts by the 20th Sanitary ,ind all those indebted to me will p lease settle by tihe above date. BENJAMIIN F. CH EW. Augusta Ga. Nov, 16 1839 43 tf South Carolina Copper, SHEET IRON & TIN WARE .)?agufactoryI. \VWOULD respectfully mftorim the Mer eb cants arid Planters of this State, andl all womay p lease to give mec a call, that I have located at'Hamnburg, S. C., with a view to a permanent residence; and engaged in thre mnanufacture of Copper, sheet Iron; and Tin Ware--which I. will--furnish by lWholesale or Retail, of the best gulity, at the locat rates. Having .experienced Northern Workmren, and'beimg raetical mechanic myself,! can at teuidto R~s, GuUtering, and Spoutiing; and all ether JosoeeryJ desertption in my binsiness, tkid s/tal be woell done, and on short potrce. - All orders will he thankfully received and promptly attended to. -A superior assortmrent of JTapanned Ware Also, Stanmp'd Plates, all sizes, juset received. A. B. CH URC H. Nambnrj, March 28. 1839. tf P A. Notice, LL persons indebted to the late William Strom, sen. deceased, are requested to make immediate payment; and those having any demands against the edtate, will render their accouints, duly attested, to thre surbscriber, grishin the time prescribed by law. WMI. STROM, Jun. Adm'r. Dec9,1839 tf 45 N1EW 8ILK$. - UST Received a handsomne assortment of Pr do-'Sois, Gros do Na p ind Mattiorni Silks, of the latest and most fashionable colouri andptterns, which will be sold ecry chea by Edgefield Village Female Acadeny. FpHIE exercises of this Institution will be re .3 snmed on Wednesday, the first day of January, 1840. Two feumale teachers. one of wimi is fromi one of the mos' distinguished Fe male Seminaries in the the U. States, will aid the Rector in the course of instruction, which is arranged with a view to the improvenment of the pupls in the solid branches os education. The Musical Department is tilled by Mr. Ba con, whose well known fidelity in the d.ties of his profession, renders any further notiwe of his skill unnecessai y. The advantages fir im parting instruction in the phyflical sciences. will be greatly enlarged by the use of a philo sophicar apparatus, which is expected before the next year, and the delivery of a course of lectures by Gentlemen of the Edgefield Philo. sophical 8ociety. The healthfuliess ofdhe in habitants of 11ts place lor the last nine years, ham established it- claim to a salubrity of cli miate not inferior -o any town in the State. It is important for the improvenent of the pupils, ani the good order of the school, that the children to be sent to this Intitution should commence witit the year. The classes will be more easily and equitably formed by such an arrangemnent, and their memnbers, all setting out tog.ther, will proceed with more steady and even pace. The Rector can ac commoidate thirty boarders,and in other houses, pupils can- be accommodated 49 any reasonable extent. TERMS AS FOLLOWS: -pEa QUARTER. For board, including food, bedding, washing, and tights, $40 00 For tuition in spelling, reading, wri ting, and Aritlmnietick, S 00 For tie above with Geograplv,En. gliqh Grammar and Parsimg, 8 00 For the above with Philosophy,NAtn ral, Mental and Moral, Logick, Chymistry, Criticism. Hietory, Butler's Analogy, Algebra, Geometry, &c. &c. 30 00 Latin, Greek, FremichItalian, each, 8 Of) Drawing and Painting, 8 0 Ornamental Needle work. 6'00 M usick, 15 00 Use of Piano, 3 00 Fire-wood. in the Winter qnarters. i Payments. quarterly in advance. WILLIAM B. JOHNSON, Rector. FdgefiebI C. H. Nov 6. 18;9 tf 40 Female Institute. A SCHOOL for Young Ladieswill be open. ed on the 1st monday in January next, near the residence of Dr. Nicholon. on -the Cambridge Road. seven miles above Edgefield Cmmrt House. The exercises ofthis Institution Will be conducted by a Lady from the North. who has loug been engaged in the important bmsi ess nfTeaching. arid ias testimoiials of a hiah character. The course of Tuition com prehends the elemetiary and higher branches of Education. The heallthfulness and pleasent retirement ofthis location, combined with the morality of the neighborhood. present.very con miderable indtcementsm ifr its patronage. board ean be had at 58 per month, including wash ig & TERMS AS FOLLOWS. PER QUARTER. For the clementary branches includ ing Aritlinetick, Geography, En. glish Grammar, $6,25 For the higher branches, viz. History, Natural and Moral Philosophy and Chemistry. &c. $8,00 rrench, and Music on the Piano anti Guitar, Extra. Payments will be requi.ed Quarterly. Dec 10, 1839 tf 45 T HE Classical Departmert rfthim lansttn tion will for tie ensuing year, be tinder the direction of Mr. Wm. C. M oragne,-a gra duate of the South Carolina College, and at present one of the popular teachers of the Greenwood Academy in Aibbeville District. The attainments of this geitleman in Classical learning, his experience in the art of teaching, and in the preprations (of young gentlemen for admission mto College. are qualifications which recommend him to the Trnstees mof this Intitit. tions. and entitle him to the confidence and lpa ronage oftime ptblic. The Academy building is situated in a retired grove. at a covenment dis. ance fromi time Village, is surrounded by a sub 'mtial fence, atnd has every ndvantage which am gn liet retreat. shade, and good water, can im par. The health of the Village is not surpass. ed by '.' ini the State, and time morals and ini elliienee' or' its inhabih? nts, affoird a gua~ranty~ atin tepubhlic. u'.nt the condnemit and nmannier of le pmpimi- will mloit he prejutdi'-ed by1 vieciotns ex impile. Th'e exerc' < of this Insitituition, will :ommience on time first .Uiinday ini Janurary next A. P. BUT' ER, - JO HN IPSCO0MB, I y lAS. T'ER RE,' N. L. GRIFFIN, - I No.1, WHIT. BROOKS. J~ No.1,1839 42 ]Yanuual Labor' school. H E undersigned anntonees to time pub Tlic. that a Manutal Labor School. will be pened on mthe first of January I840, at his ~eidence on the Edgelmeld road, seventeeni tileis above Edirefleld Court Hjouse, the resi lence beinig very helthy, and conven~ently mittated Thme rearulations of the school shall me as follows :-The students who enter as la. orrs, will he req~uired to rise hefore the sun, nd labor until 8 o'clock. school wvill commence talC after 8, amid corrtiinne until twelve; one inr will lbe given for recreation, after wvhichm chool will commence and continume nntd half fter 4 o'clock, then labor unitil night. After uper, time studies wilhe resumed till nine orelock. The Rector hinds himself to pay un ivided attention to laboir with tbe students, lso to preserve good order, and amaintain pious isciplilne. A re'asonabule deduictioni will be. nade for labor. Tme schio!asiic year is reckonedi at eleven nmonths. Good boarding can be had at time Rector's house at $6, per monmh. Terms of Tuit ion-Spellinig. Reading, Writ ing, Arithmetic, Enghish Grammar, Geogra phy and Natural Phmilosophmy $10 per year. Latin and Greek. $25 per year. Any one wishing to enter not as a laborer, can do so'. Twelve students can he entertaineud att the house, which: will lie the school house. SOLOMON DORN, Rector, JNO. HAMILTON, DANIEL BOON, .: Trustees. JAMES DORN. ) Dec.18. 1839 --.b 46 NOTICE. A LL persotns indebted to the Estate of Robt. Watts. deceased. are requested to make imediate paymeitt; and all persoi.c hav'ing de mands 'Lgainst the Estate are requested to pie set them duly attested, within the time pre scribed by law. RLOBT. McCULLOUGH, Ex'r. July 18,1tf 24 Notice. A LL persons indmeb'ed to thme late John W. Price, are requested to make payment ; and those having deumanids against time estate, will render their nmeoumnt duty attested, to thme subscriber by the -?5th of, December next. AA RON A. CL~ARlK. dd'r. Nov. 12th l' . 41 tf I~egro cloths anud Blankets M~AY be bad on accommodating terms o C. A. DO WD. J~deIdt Sepat 14 ' tfs To Merelants, Physicians, rlam ters, and the Public in general. - HE Subscribers are now receiving, it addition to their former Stock. large sup plies of DRUGS, rc. Ac , making their as sortment the most complete ever hefbre offatre for sale in this market. To which they wonl call the attention orthe Physicians, Mirehants Planters, and all those whto wish to purchas' any thing in their line. Among the many aru 1!les of which their Stock is composed, are the following. viz: OILS.-Spern or Lamp Oil, of differen qnali!ies, Linseed or Paint do., Train or Tan ner's uo.. Neat's fbot do., Castor do.. Sweet do PA INTS. VARNISHES. &c.-WhiteLead of dilfrferit brands and qnalities, ground in oil and m kegs )f 2001b. 1001lb, 501b, and25ibench )ry Wnite Lead, Chrome Green, Chrome Yel low, Chrome ied. (a beautiful article and . stibstitute lot Vermillion. at a muci less price, Yellow Ochre, Stone Ochre, Red Lad, Lith arge, Latupblack, Verdigris. dry and ground it oil, also Blue, Green, Yellow, Black, and Paint of all colors, rendy mixed for use, Spirits Tnr pentine, Copal Varnish, 1st and 2nd qualities apan Varnsh, elck or Leather do. BRUSI[ES--Paint Brihles, of nil sizes Cloth do. (something new and stperior,) Hlai do. do., Tooth, Furniture, Flesh. Nail, W hit( Wash, Blaclking, Horse, (something fine,) Tan ners, Conner or -Dusting, .Crntnb, Hearth Shaving, (a very fine article.) -Comb, Sweep ing. Scrubbing, and Painters Dusting Brushes together with a variety of other Brnshes usew by Painters and others, not herein mentioned DYE STUFFS-AmongWhieh are SpanisA Float Indtgo. Carolina do., Madder, Copperas Loawood. Brazil-wood, Niewood, Camwood Annatto, &c. &c. MEDICINES.-Among the many of whicl are the following. viz: Sulphate Quinine, Sul phate Morphine. Acetate Morphine. Piperine gtwychnine, Iodine, Elaterium, Hydriodate Pot ash, Kreosote, &c. &c. PATENT MEDICINES-Among whict are the following, viz: Houck's Panacea. In. dian do., Swaim's do., Snmith's Anti Mercurial Syrup, or Swaim's conqueror, the lygear Syrup, .Spobl!s cure fr .sick Head Aehe, Green's Tonic Mixture, (a cure for Fever and Agne.) Also Peter's Pills, Beckwili's do., Anann's do., Cook's do., Lee's do. Evan's do., &c. together with a general assortment of the most popular nostrums of the day. ALSO, A full assortment of Perfumery and Soaps, of the finest qualities, ALSO, An assortment of Glass Ware for.Physicians and Confectioner's use; sutch as Specie Jars, and Tincture Bottles of different sizes, Gradu ated Measuies and Funnels. ALSO, Window Glass of various sizes, from 6 by 8, to 20 by 30. all of which they will sell on favora 4ble terms. H. R. COOK & Co. Hamburg,Oct 3, IM9 -if 36 NEW DRY GO2DS, FRoM Nsw YORK AND HARTFORD, CONN. T - E Subscribers are now receiving fror New York and llartford, Coun.,'and will continue to receive therefrom, and -keep on hand at all times, a complete assortment of Fancy and Staplie, NEW DRY GOODS, ft. which will be disposed of on reasonable terms, viz: Broadcloths of various qualities, Unt-asinteres. Sattinets. do do lKomoc'eky and Cotton Jeans,do Ulenruck Jeans. :;id Linscys, do Merinon, and Circassians. do French, Enlish and Amnrican Furni 19or fPnnts, Bonhazttes, various qualities, Flannels, do do and colors, Black, colored and plaid Silks, Sewing Silks. all colors and qualities, Patent Flax Thread, do do Spool Cotton Thread, do do Swiss;bodk,striped and plaid Muslins, Apron Checks, variois qualities, 4t.wls, a good assort nieni, ]iosiery. Gloves, Combs, do do iandkerchiels it good assortment, Stocks. Linen Bosoms and Collars, Brown dressed Shirts and Drawers, Wh~ite, black, and colored Cnmbrics, Linen, Diapers, antd brown Table Clothts, Fringe and Dimiity Furtniture, Plaid and striped Domestics, Hartford, Amnosking. & Trenton Tickings, Bleanched amnd brownt Shirtisgs, Do " Shteelings, Rihatnds, of every description, Brass atid Whlalehone Busks, Corsets, corided Skirts, Silk atnd Cottott Velvets, Satin Vestiny, &c. Bttnd-boxes, Onnaets, Hoods, Hats and Caps, Shoes and Boots, -:..so CROCKE RY WVARES, And a great manmy articles too tedious to mnu on. We respectfuilly itavite our customers, and the public generally, to give na all. We can and wcill give theta great Iiargains. We also return thett our sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage bestowed on tus, tnl to the preset time-hoping for a further conitinttanceof~ the seme. MITC HEFLL & RtANSOM. Ha~mburg, Sept 26,1839 If 35 FALL AND WINTERI T H E Subscriber is now receiving from N. York, a general assortment of beasona ble Staple arid Fancy [DR.Y GOODS, viz: Blacek, blue, brown and fancy colored Broadcloths, Cassimneres and Satinets. Kentucky Jeans, Mixt. gray anid plaid Servats Cloths, 3-4 and 6-4 Circassians and Mernos, assorted colors and quaflties, Plain and figured Bomhbazins, White, green, red, and yellow Flannels, 7.8 attd 4-4 Apron atnd FunrnitureChecks, French, Enghsch, antd imcrican Prints, Furniture do.. Plaid German Ginghams. (a new style,) Black Gro de Rhin, Gro de Swiss, and Italian'Silks, Figured Silks, Diapers, Irish Linens, Lawns, Merimo, Thibet. Platd Silk, Picnic, Chally, Rohroy, and Prusian Shawls & Hldkfe. Spitalfield. Pongee and Flag Silk Pock. do. Dun. Cambric do. Verona, Fancy ad Madras H dkfs. Bontnets. Floods, Gloves. Hosiery, Oil Cloths. Carpeting, Baskets, Band-Boxes, Knmves, Scissors, &c. Also, a quantity of 3-4, 4-4, 54 brown Shtirt ings, Shteetings, and Drillitngs, for sale by the hale or piece, very low, Cotton Osnabutrgs, Duffil and Whitney Blan. kets. &c.&c. The Putblic are invited to call and examine his as~sortment. . JOHN 0. B. FOR D. H amhurg. Sept. 14, 1839 tf 33 NOTIOE. CO ?L. JOHN KEY will act as mny lawful JAttorney, during my absentc frotm thec ,Stnte. ' A REL SKANNAL. .Vew Dry Goods Store. CIIAUNCEY CIIURCIIELL, W OULD) respectflly infoi m the citizens of Edgeliaid Distoict. and the publi generally, that lie has taken the Store lately oc cupied, by John 0. U. Ford. in lJanburg. S. C. and where he is now opening a geneial assort ment oy DRY GOODS9 they have all lately bt en pt chased in N. York, tinder the present pressure iii the money mar ket, and they shall be sold rheap to correspond with th tims. lie has come to the conclusion. that the niube sixpence is b tier than the sleo shilling. and therefbre invites all 1urchasers of DRY GOODS, who wish to save their seven pences and their dollars, to lhivoir him with a call. Among his Assortment iay be found Broad Cloths, of all shades, fron $3 to $7 per ymid, Cassimieres and Sattinets, from 621 cents, to $2 50 per yard. A good assortment of French German and Enlagish Merinoes. at reduced prices, Allipacka Cloths, and Figured Lavabolaires, a beautiful article for Ladies cloaks and dresses, Bombazines and Monslin de Lanes, Rich black atid colored Silks. Plain and figured Fren-h. English & Ameri can Prints, frot 124 to50 cents peryard, and some 4-4 fine French, at :17. cts. Plain, figured, plaid and striped Muslitis, of all gnalities, Frent.-t needle worked and tamlinred Muslin Collars, from 50 cts to $5 each, Heavy 4-4 bleached and brown Slirtings, A few pieces (a little damnged.) Bleached Sheetings. will he sold nt great bargains, Shawls, Ribbonds, Laces, Gloves. Hosiery, &c. &c. N. B.-C. -C. will be constantly receiving from New York, new additions to his Stock, of the littest liportations. lamburg, Dec 5. 19 tf 45 .MVEW GOODS. NOWDEN & SH EA R are happy to an. . nounce to their friends in the city and country, that they are now opening a very large and splendid assortment of staple and fancy DRY GOODS. suitable for the Fall and Win ter setison, conprising a great variety of new and fashionable artteles, which they have select ed with great care from the most recent iupor tatiois. We would respectfully solicit our friends and the public to call and examine the assortment for themselves; and we would es pecially invite the attention of Planters to our nit utually large stock of BLANKETS, WELCH PLAINS. NEGRO KERSEYS,& LINS 'YS, and low priced FLANNELS, for Servants. Augusta, Ga. Nov 12, 1839 tf 42 Splendid Carpets. NOWDEN'& SIIEARhave received front ' New York. and are now opening a very large supply of superior Itigrain Three Ply Venetian and Brusses CARPETS of the la test style and richest patterns. all df which have bwen selected wiith great care Personswishing to snpply.themselves with the article will do well to call imnediately, as they can now nmake a selection from one of the larg est issortments ever offered in this city, and of new and splen did patterns. Alsn, rich Brnesels and Tufted Hearth Rizs to match the Carpets. and superi or Printed linizes and Patent Floor Cloths. A n-nsta. Ga. Nov 12 tf42 NEW GOODS. T IE Subscribers have.;ust received from New York, a general assortment of FALL AND 'INTEJR GOODS. consisting of Cloths, Cassitieres. Vesting.. Stocks, Cravats, Collars, Bosoms, Gloves, and Sunspenders. ALSO, [Uts, Uibrellns., Ready amnde Clothin. and 'iJtry 'l'rimm1ns, of all kinds. with many other artte:.s it their .I- c. to whic!i they invite their cnstomers, and the phisic gen erally, to call and examine for themselves. IIARIUNGTON & BRYAN ellrchant Taylors, TArefield C. 1Touse. Oct 15. 1.-39 tf r/ New Fall & Winter Goods. T IE Subscriber is now receiving from N. York, a general assortment of fancy and StpDRY GOODS, carefully selected for this market, and wlhi will be 'disposed oif on reasonable tcrtts. He respecthiidly invites his oltd cnstomers, and the public genierully, to -call and examtine his Stock atid Prices. C. A DOWI3. Edgelield, Sept. 14. tf 33 Genuine Morus Multicaulis. ., ENTLIMIEN wishitng to sup. . . ply themtselve~s with this valn a-alet Planit, whbichi lia excited so nme IinIteret throtughomt thet United ->Stes, atnd through the agenicy of whiebh, it has been fotitd that te cuiltture of SILK can he mitta a very profitable business, cnntin so, ont rery uadrningeous terms, by ny' plicntioni to the .oubscrib'r, whio is Agent for the disposal nrnu itnited tnimber of Trees anid Cuttings, of a very sutperior character, raised in Bartnwell District. S. C., aad which will be de livered [cere ini Decembiler tnext, with proper directions for planiting. C J. G LOVE R, Agent for dhe Proprirtors. Edgefield C. House, Sept. 14. l839 af 33 Boots and Shoes. TH E subhscrioer is now receiving, a new J.suply of BOOTS and S1IOES, miannt. factutred expressly for this market, and tearrant ed. He resnectfnlly invites his enstimiers, atid all who are desiron- of obtaining a good article, to call and examoiie ide~ stoctk, A .O . Oct 439tf 37 Baggmng and Bale Rope. H1:.MP and Tow Bagging. Jute Rope. Bagging Twiae; A F.SO,. An assortment of Cut Nails. Per sale by C. A DOWD. Edgefield 'C. H-.. Sept. 24. 34-tf. Plaister' of Paris, D RY tand Calcined, stiitabhe for both -Man nring and Plastering. Also, a genuine article" of Old Port Wine. Jtist received and fur saie byv H-. R.LCOOK, & Co. Hamburg, Oct. 18, 1939 tf 38 Notice. A LL persons indelited to the late William M. Btler. tare reqnested to maike itmme diiate pavme-.nt- atnd sthose hiavitng denituds againstthe estate, will retnder theirnaccounts, di ly attested, to the sutbacriber, withini the time pre scribed by law. N. L. G RIF FIN, Executor. Nov. 1, 1839. 40-tf NOTiCE. A LL Persons indebted to the Estate of the latw Jesse Hobbs, dereased, are regntested to mnake immnediate paymewnt. Aind all personis having detnandls against said estate are request ed to piresent thetm duly attested. ELBERl' DEVORE, Adm'r. neember 3.1 8 3 0- tf 44 ABBL 'VIlE DISTRICT. IN TIIE COIMMON 'LEAS. Wade Speed. surviving partner of Watkins & Speed, for the Attachment use of John Watkins, in vs { Debt. Ado!phus J. Sale. J John Watkins, Adnr. of II.M. Attachment Watkins, in vs. Same. Assunipsit. T HFE Plaintiffs, in the above stated cases. having filed their declaration in my Of lice, on the twenty-seconid day of November, 1838, and the defendant having no wife or at torney known to be in this State, upon whom a ropv of the said declarations can be served: therefore Ordered, that the said defendant do appear and make his defence within a year and a day froi the filing of the said declaration!s.or final and absolute judgments will be awarded against him. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c P. Clerk's OjFice. Fel 14.1838 w & P $10 aqe 3 IState of South Camlina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Mark S. Anthony vs Attachment: Debt. Adolphus J Sale. Drury Caliway, vs Attachment: Assumpsit. Adolphus J. Sale. Speed & Hester, surviving partners, Attachment:. vs Debt. Adolphus J. Sale. F ie Plaintils in the above cases having. r on the twenty-second of November, Ie38. filed their declarations itn my Office, and the defendant having no wife or attorney known to be inIhis State, upon whom a copy of tie dec laration. with it spec':al order of the Court en dorsed thereon, can be served: therefore Or dered t!'-at the said Adolphus J. Sale.do appear and make his defence, within a year and a day from the filing of the declarations as aforesaid, or final and ahsolute judgment will be forth with given and awarded against him. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. P. Clerks Offie, Feb14, 1839 1 & T $10 aqe 3 State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Jsaac Branch, ATTACHMENT, vs. Archibald Hamilton. AssumPstv. T. HE Plaintiff in this case having, this day, T filed his declation in the Clerk's office, and the defendant having eo wife or attorney, known to be in this State, upon whoi a copy orthe said declaration may be served: There. fore ordered.that the anid Defendant do .ppear and make his defence within a year and aday from the filing of the said declaration, or final and absolute jntdgnient will be forthwith awar ded against him. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. P. Clrk's QOice, May it. 1S39 U&T acq 10' State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT IN EQUITY. W illia m W ilio n 'i vs.Bil Wn. Eddins and Wife, for account, it. M. Tood and Wifie. interidender, James IleCracken and &c. Others. T WppeIrine to may -satisfaetion that Bennja ntin F-. i:dini. :and Ilizabiib, his wife. wo of the Drfendants t this case, reside beyond the limits of this State : On motion, ordered, tnm: .,ev do, .x;- -r. and lead, ans" .-r or de mur. to ;ill of'C.iomplaitaitnt.io this cUse. with in Three Months tirom the date of this publica tion, or the said nill of-otnplaint will be taken pro cont'esso as to them. .BENJ. Y. M1A RTIN, C. E. A.D. Coimissioner's Office. 40 ac. Octotwr 30th, 1619. S$1 75. w. & w. State of South Carolina. * 'EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Allen S. Dozier, . Foreign William Yarhorongh. Attachment. rflll E~ plaitntiti ha~ving this day filed his dle Iclara:ioti in myi oflie, atid lhe defentdattt havinig no wife or n'ttorley known toe be withtin the statte, npoit whom a copy rotnkd be ser ved with a rule to ph-ad0(. It'is ordered that the defentdantt do plead( to the said dee a ratiotn withini a year and a day, fromi this date. or tinial and absolmte indement w'ill he auwarded ngainel him. CEO. POPE, C. C. P. Clerks O.)lice. Edgefield C. II. $7,50 G. & n. oqe 4.1. Nov- 6th le39. btate' 4of 50lll I a1rEillhn. E'DGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THlE COUIMON PLEAS. James Harrison Attachmtent. vs Henry Evans Debt ott.ludgment. T H E iHaintiti in this case, ha~ving this day filed his declaration, and the Defentdant havitg nio wife or Attortney kinown in this State, apon whtotm a copy of the same can he served; ott tmotiont of Plaittii's Attorney, Or tered. That tihe -said Defendant do atjpearattd plead to thte stid dJecl',ration: within a year and a day from then pumbliec-ion of this oirder, or ncdgemn will be reundere.' tagainst hint pro con fess.. GE. POPE, c. C. P. Nov. 5.1839 waw $7 50 nge 40 State d ofl ot h Carolinla. ED)GEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Iiller, Ripley and Co.,. Declaration on At vs. William Yarbrough. tachmbtent in Debt. T H E Planttiffs. in this case, having this day file d their Declarationi in my office, and the Defedant ha~ving neither Wife or Atto ney withint this State. upon whloni a copy of std Declaratioti can be served; ordered that the Defendntt plead thereto within a year and a day from this ittblication, or lie said actionm will be taken proconfesso naamnst hiun. GEO. POPE, C. C. P. Clerk's O.ffice, '24th Oct.. 1839Q. 5T. n. t'. 39 aqe btalte ot 'ou1th ('troiina. EDGEFI ELD DISTRiCT. Harral. Wright &. Co. vs. Attachment. William Yarborogh.) T HIE Ph;.intifs having this clay filed their dleclarationi in my Office, and the Defendant having nto Wi~e or Attorney, known to lie within the State, upon whom a copy could . lhe served;: it is Ordered, that the sil Defentdat, twhto is absent from, and beyotnd the limits of this State. do plead or make his de fence, within a year and a dlay from the publi cation of this Order, or, in default thtereof, final and absolute juidgment shall he awarded against bim. GEO. POPE, c. c. p. Clrk's Office, Fh 14 13. 3'r na 8.0at Miles' 0 mpound E xtract of A SURISTITUTE FOR CALOMEL. IROMl the well knowit I'ntl 0tattlislied rep Ftatation of* Culowel, it has been long employ ed by the empiric, and scieniifc physician,, ad ote of the tiost powerful agents fur the -rem'. val1 ,,tdisease. 11y the former, alnost every land has b,-ei. deluged with 1:strums. that their awhoms claimed as specific.- in every disease in cident to the human family. The fmil of these pretensiorns needs no coiiment. for accurate chemical ivestigation has shown. that the base of nust of the Panneens, Cadholicons, &c., which have been trunmpet-d before the commn nity, with so mouch assurance, is Calomel, or mercury in some form. Now, if this potent article, even in the hanids of the most skilful ihysician, freqentv exert an inflnetice on the human system, unforeseen.and-entirely beyond the control of art; undermining the constitution, and bringingon premature old age, disease and death, what result should be expected when prescribed by the ignorant? Could their many thousand vic tims speak, a voice from the tomb would soon dispel the'specific'delusion that now swaya the minds of the living. II umane physicians deplore the sad evils re sniting from the mercurial practice, and will gladly hail the introduction ofanarticle that can safely be snbstitututed for Calmel. They fed and that keenly, the great uncertanty of its prim ary operation; they cansnot say whether it will be'thvoturableor utnfavorable. They also knowt and feel. that if it use is continued forany con siderable time, injurions secondary consequen ces mustcertainly follow. But they mustchooso the least of two evils: they knowno other arti cle that will arouse a torpid liver, remove ob struction. and set in free action the whole glandular system, and it being indispensably necessary to do this, they continte its use. not withstai.ding the evil consequences which follow. They have long desired and sought an arti cle that would produce the good eitects of this drug, without subjecting the patient to its dela terious results. Stich a desideratum, it is be lieved. ha at length been obtained, in the article tow presented to the public. The proprietorsof this article keepingin view the fact. that a weise and .beneolent Being has placed within the reach of all, remedies adapted to the diseases incident to the climate they in habit; and knowing likewise, that most of the diseases ofthe UNIT nSTATES are based upod organtic or functual derangentent of the liven directed their attention to those articles which act more especially on the biliary organs. After long, laborions, and expensive research, they have succeeded in extracting a substance fromthe eTOMATO,which, fromitspeculiaref fict upon the hepaticor biliary organs,they have dJenominated Ilepatine. Itis anmedicne that will produce all the beneficial results of Calomel,in both ate tand chronic diseases, witbout the possibility of producing the deleterious conse quences common to that article. Its action up. on the constitutioi is universal, no part of the system escaping its influence. It is, however, opon the organs of secretion and excretion, that its great power is lirticularly manifested, hence it is peculiarly adapted to the treatment of biliousfevers and other diseases in which a torpidity or congestiun of the liver and portal cirdle prevails. It is admissible in all cases wheire it is neces sary to cleanse the stomach and bowels. It removes obstruction, and excites a quick and iealtly action of the liver and other glandular visceruA of the abdomen. Being diffusible in ,in its operation, it produces a free eirculatioh in the vessels on the surface of the body, ac companied by a getitle perspiration, It does not exhaust like drastic purges; still, its action is more universal, anif may often he repeated, not merely with safety but with great benefit. This becomes indispensably necessary in cases of long standing; for in them intense tetmpora rv itIpr sions nado- by .9troog umedicines, eel dn, if ever, dr. good; but tend to intijure the stamina of the constitution. It is cleansing and purifying to the system, acts in perfect fhermounv n ti. the Lown inw. of life.and is undoubteduy otie of' the motst vitia ble articles ever offered for public trial and in. pection1. For convenience, this medicine is formed into 3 grain pills. The white pills are entloartie, al tratice diaphorctic. auid liuretic. The yellow pills are tonic. stimulant, and diaphoreti. As afamily medicine, one which may be re .orted to with safety, and relied on with cer taitty, in the first stages of disease in almiost ay form., it exceeds atlh former discoveries in uudicitte, eithter fromo the vegetablc or mineral liisaloms. They are putt up int packages ofl~5 grains, or 45 Pills. att 50 cents, or 100 pills at $1.* Trhe atbno-' Medicine jttst received and for ale at thte Edgwefield Medicine Store. July 11, 18~30 tf 23 Si;ite of' 80titha Carolina. ED)GEFELD) DISTRICT. LN TIlE COMMONVPI.EAS. Caleb Alitchtell. adln'r. vs John Johnson; the samne, >Attachument. vs thm saime.) G L. & E. Penn & Co. vs) Jothn Johtun; the same, vs >Attachment. the same. in two other cases. 'I II E~ PhaintiTh havinga file' thteir declarationu Iinu my office, anid the defendant havintg no wife or Atorney k.ow,. to be withtin the State, ipotn whom't a copy cani be served. It is order rd thtat the D efendlant. plead thereto within a year and a day frotm this punblication, or the said actioni will be~ taken pro co'nfesso alrainti him. G E~iGE POPE, C. C. P. Clerk's Offre. Edge field, t26tht, le39. n a w $10, eaq 46 state of Siouthl i arolina. EDGEFlELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. J1. & L. Jones, vs Atcmn H. HI. Jones. Atcmn T HlE Plaintiff in this ease, havinga fled hiis declaration itn my othe, and the-Defen. dat having no wifei or Attorney kntown sto he within the State, uipon. whom a copy could he wrved with a rule to plead. It is ordlereil that the Defetndant no plead'to the said declaration withint a year and a day. from tli date. or finaL td absolute judgmaent will be awardela -genut tim. GEO. POPE~, C. C. P. Clerk's Offie, Edge. field, Oct 26, 1t39). ~$750 B&aW age 4G1 State of Mouthu i nrolina. EDGEPIELD DISTRICT. iN TH E COMMON PLEAS. lilton Walker. vs A ttachment SamI. Holloway. r HF. Plaintiff in this case, having filed his declaration, and the Defenudant -having not wife or \ttorneay knownt tot be within tute State, upon whotm a copy couald be served with a role o plead. It is ordered that the Diefendanut do leadi to the satid declaration within a year and aday, from this date, orf tualand absolutejudg ltu-nt will be atwarded against him. Gl 0. POPE, C. C. P, Clerk's Offie. Eidge field, Oct. 26, 1839 $7 50 n a w nge.46 lfouseainle de Lane, A Snuerior Article for Ladies Qresses. Also, Victoria Shawls, just received anid our sale by JNO. 0. B. FORD. namburg, Snt27.1&l 3