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TD RINTING OFFICE FOR SALE, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. IN'AUGUS TA, GA.-The subscriber, offers for sale the Printing Establishment of the Daily News, in the city of Augusta. Ga. The newspaper type consists of Nonparell Brevier, Burgeois, ind Long Primer, in suffi cient quantity to publish any paper in the Southern States. The type is very good, and bar.been but little used. The Press, is one of Smith's patent, of Hoe's rpanufacture, and capaple of printing an impe rialsbeet--and warranted to be inferior to none in use. The Jot> Type in the office comprises almost every size, from pica to twenty line pica, and extensive founts capable of doing any work which might offer. The assortment was made at Bruce's foundry in New York, without re gad to cost, and is as complete as as could be desired. There is a large assortment of Bor der, attached to the Job Office. A large Imposing Stone. A great number of Chases, large and small. ACast Iron Roll er mould, Cylindar Frame. &c. Together with Stands, Cases. Sticks. Furniture, and every other article necessary h: an extensive Printing establishment. The terms are one thousand thtee hundred dollars. One third cash, a third on the 1st of July, 1840, and a third on the 1st of January, 1841, with approved notes. Any person wishing to purchase a Printing Office, will scarcely ever mneet with a more fi vorable opportunity. Letters on this subject, rost paid. addressed to Andrew J, Miller, at Aunutta, or to the sub scriber, in Milledgeville. will be attended to. WILLAM Ht. PRITCHA Rr, Surviving partner of Pritchard & Bush. Milled -eville, Jan. 7, 1840 3[7 W'iiI the brethren of the craft be so kind as to give the above a few insertions ? Jan.13.1840. The Celebrated Thorough Brud durse NIULLIFIER, W tLL Stand. the ensuing Spring season. at the Plantation of Capt. William B. Mays.tour miles below Edgefield C. House, on the Stage Road leading to Augusta. The Sea son will commence on the 10th of March. and expire on the 10th of June, and will be let to Mares at the following reduced prices, viz: Fifteen Dollarsthesingle visit,Twenty five Dol lars the season, and Forty Dollars insurance. and Fifty Cents cash to the Groom, in every instance. In cases of companies of five mares, the season will be reduced to Twenty Dollars for each mare, and a proportionate deduction for the visit, or insurance, by one person be. coming responsible for all. INares will be kept at the subscriber's plantation, and special care taken of them, at Twenty-five cents per day. Good Pasturage Gratis The visit and season money will become dite at the expiration of the season, and the Itaurance moncy as soon as the mare is ascertained to be with foal, or transferred. in which case the owner of the mare, when put, will be held accoun.table for the money. All possible care will be taken to prevent accidents or escapes, but no liability will be incurred for either. Description.-NULLIFIER is a beautiful Bay, handsomely marked, with a delightflul coat of hair,,which shew's his superior stock. His ap pearance is commanding -lie is of the greatest power, substantiamity, and sti-engit. lie wil be ten years old this Spriig-is full sixtee. hands high having superior size, large bone. and is as well muscled as any other horse, in this, or any other country, and has as much du rabilitv. Peigree.-NULLIFIER was got by the cele. brated running horse, Old American Eclipse. son of the celebrated American running horse, Old Durock, Rox:na, his dani, was by the in, ported horse, Sir Harry, the best son of Sir Peter Teazie, grand dani by the imported horse. Saltrum; g. grand dam by Col. Synes' cele brated American horse, Old Wild Air: g. g. grand dam by Driver; g g. g. grand dam by the imported horse Fallow, g. g. g. g.grand dam by the imported horse, Vamiper. A certilied copy, from Virginia.signedby Benjamin Jones.o*obert B.Corban,and Francis P. Corban. For his own, andhis colts' performancesonitheturf,reference can be had to the AniericainTurfReg.&Sporting Magazine. He is a sure foal getter, and his I colts are large, and have asplendid appearanec, and are now runnming with great success, bodh, on the Northern and Southern Courses Performance.-NULIFiF.R, thme Spring he was three years old, ran a atveep-stakes over the Je rusalem Course, mile heats, six subscribers, a One Hundred Dollars entrance, wvhen lie was ~ beaten, a prodigiously hard race, anid not more a than six or eight inches the second heat. The o next week lie ran, and won a Sweep-stakes, over the Norfolk Course, utile heats. Two o Hundred Dollars entrance, beating several colts c with great ease, particularlythesecond heat. The week after this, he ran another Sweep- a stakes, over the Nottaway Course. mile heats, ~ which race he won three heats,utnder time hard- 3 est drive, every heat. He was not ten tmained till next Spring. He was four years old whlen h he ran at'Tree Hill, a most 'uteresting and al hard contested race, when he was beaten by n Golish, at four heats-Bayard and many others, a: were in this race, and Nullifier was only beat t one footthe last heat The nextweek lhe 'vent p to Baltimore and ran over the Central Coturse, A four utile heats, for thme Jockey Club purse, n~ when lie was beaten by the flying Dutchman- ~ avery hard race; manmy other horses running, c but onlythiese two nontending. The next fil d be ran at Broad Rock. two mile heats, whmich h. race he won at four heats, beating sevenothmers, b after he had lost thdifirst and second heats.- In this race lie got one of his sinews sprung; and e has not been trained since. The above is all corret and true. d W. R.JOHNSON- d Feb.4, 1840 d 1 a' OFFICE OF COMYPTROL- a e LER GENERAL. ti CNatzsvTOY, Jan. 16th, 1840. THE Legislature at their last Session having o Ienacted that the General Taxes shall be paid in specie. papet medium or the notes of the specie paying Banks of this State.. The Tax Collectors and Sheriffsm throughout the b State will govern themselves accordingly. Ju rors atid Constables Certificates are also receiv able in payment of Taxes as heretofore. WM. ED. HAYNE, ~ Comntroller General. ~ 03" The Edgefileki Advertiser, Pendleton ti Messenger, Greenville Mountaineer. Catnden Journal, Cheraw Gazette. the South Carolinian ~ and the Georgetown paper will insert the above t once a week until the first of May next'. Jan.23, aj 51 I NEW FIRMY. b I would beg leave to inform my friends and the public renerally, that I have associated myself with Mr. H. J.M Minor, who f om his long experience in cutting will warrant me imn saying that satisfaction will be given to all who may favor us with a call. B. C. BRYAN. t Turz Business in future, will be carried on at the old Stand formerly occupied by Goodwin. . Hlarngton & Cmo. tinder the firm of Bryan & Mtinor, who will keep constantly on hand,I the'tia fashionable articles in their line of J bitsinein. All orders thankfully received, and r prmptly attended to. B, C. BRYAN. . H. J. MINOR. Ugd..d~IJau1.n 405m trm Who wants Better Evidence, I Would refer the reading public - to the nu merous voluntary letters published recently in this paper and inl the Good Samaritan rela tive to the happy and beneficial effects of the administration of Mofif's Life Pills and Phenix Billers, Those who have perused the Letters above referred to will observe . that in almost every case they attest the fact, that no inconvenience of any sort attends the taking of these medi ciies, in ordinary cases, but that the patient without feeling their opperation, is universally left in a stronger and better sta'e of health than was experienced previons to being afflicted with disease; and in cases of acute sullring, great relief is obtained in a few hours, anid a cure is generally effected in two or three days. In cases of FEVER of every description,and all bilious affectiois, it is unnecessary for me to say aught, as I believe the LIFE M EDIGINES are now universally admitted to be the most speedy and effectual cure extant in all diseases of that class. The Life Medicines are also a most excellent relief in affections of the Liver and Bowels, as hasproved in hundreds of cases where patients have come forward and requested that their experience in taking them might be published for the benefit of others, In tiseir operation in such cases, they restore the tone of the Stomach, strengthen the digestive organs, and invigorate the geteral function ot the whole body, and thus become to both sexes (lor they are perfect ly adopted to each) anl invaluable means of pre venting disease and restoring health. In affections of the head, wtaether accompa nied with pain and giddiness, ar marked by the grievouscalamity of impaired mental energy; in palpitalions of the heart, flatuilence, loss of appetite and streneth. and the multiplied symp toms ofdisordereddigestion, The Life Mediciens wil! be found to possess the most salutary ef ficacy. Constitutions relaxed, weak. or decayed, in men or women, are under the imtnediate influ ence of The Life Aedicines. Old coughs, asth mas, and consumptive habits are soion relieved and speedily cured. Poverty of blood, and emancipated limbs will ere long meet the hap piest change; the chill watery fluid will become rich and balsamic, and the limbs be covered with flesh firm and healthy. Nervous disorders of evei v kind, and from whatever cause arising, flv before the effects of The Life Medicines and afl thattrain of sinking anxieties, and tremours which so dreadfully affect the weak, the sedentary, and the delicate, will in a short time be succeeded by cheerful ness, and every passage of health. For weakness, deficieicy of natural strength and relaxation of the vessels, by too freqent in dulgence of the passions, the medicine is a safe, certain, and invaluable remedy. Those who have long resided in hot climates and are languid and relaxed itt their whole sys tem, may take The Life Medicines with the hap piest effects. and persons removing to theSouth ern States or West Indies cannot store a more important article of health and life. The following cases are among the most re cent cures effected, and gratelyfudy acknowl edged by the persons benefitted; Case ofJacob C. H unt, New Windsor, Or ange, N, Y.-A dreadful tumor destroyed tearly the whole of his lace, nose and jaw. Experienced quick relief from the use of the Life Medicines, and in less than three months vas entirely cured. [Case reported, with a vood engraving in a new pamphtlet now in )ress.] Case of Thos. Purcell, sen'r, 84 years of age -was afflicted 18 years with swellings in his egs-entirely cured by taking 4 pills in three veeks. Case of Joan Daulton, Aberdeen, Ohio -heumatismu five years-is entirely cured-has ised the Life Medicines for Worms in children mad found them a sovereign remedy. Case of Adah Adams.Windsor, Ohio-rhen natism. gravel, liver affections, and general iervous debility, had been confined s.ven years -was raised from her bed by taking one box f pills and a bottle of bitters-a most extraor inary cure-she is now a very healthy and ro ust vomnan-attested by her htsband Shubel idamis. Case of Adon Ames-cured of a moat invet rate and obstinate dyspepsia, and general de ;lity. Case of Susan Goodarant, a young unmarri d woman-subjem to ill-health several years stmall course of thre Life Medicines entirely estored her-is now bale and healthy. Case of Miss Thotmas, daughter ot' Eli Thom s-courgh arnd symnptoms of consumption mired ini four weeks. 11er sister cured of a evere attack of inflammnatory rheumatism in rcc accek! Case of S. Colvin-cured ofra severe attack f scarlet fever itt a few days by the Life Medi ties. Extraordinary case of Lyman Pratt. who was flic:ed with Phthisic 20 years-eected a erfe'ct cure in 24 hours by thte use of the Life. [edicines. Thlousands of persons afficted in like manner. eve, by a judiciotus use of Moffat's Life Pills ad Phaemza Btters, heen restored to the en joy eint of all the omforts of life. The Bitters e pleasant to tihe taste and, smell, gently as inge the~ fibres of the stomach, and give that roper~ tenbity which a good digestion requires. s nothing carn he better ada pted to help arid :ui ish the constitution, so there is nothing more mietally ackntowledged to be peculitarly efli L~~tc in all inward wastings, loss appet'ite, in gestion of spirits, trembling or shaking of the muds arid limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of -eath, or constmnptive habits. The Life Medicines possess wonderfully ficacy int all nervous disorders, fits, headaches, eaktness, heaviness and lowness of spirits. mness, ofsight, confused thoughts, and wan tring of the mind, vapours and melancholy, id all kinds of hysteric comlainlts are g adu ly removed by their use. In sickness of thre omach, flatulencies, or obstructions, they are tfe and powerful, and ns a purifier ofthe blood, rev have not their equal in the world! For addztioual particulars of the above nicdi tines, see Moffat's "Good..Samnaritann" a copy Swhiich accomnpamies the medicine; a copy tm alway-s be obtained of the different Agents ho have die mtediciine for sal . French, German. and Spanish directions can a obtained ott application at thc office, 375 roadway. All post paid letters will receive immediate tition. Pre pared and sold by WM. B. MOFFAT. 75 Broadway, New York. A liberal dedluc on made to those who purchase to sell again. Agents.-The Life Medicines may also lie ad ofarny of the principal Druggists in every wn throughout the United Statesand the Can das. Ask for MotTfat's Life Pills and Phenix hitte'rs and be sure that a fiae similie of John Ioffat's signature is uipon the label of each uttle of Bitters or box of Pills, ilTThese valuable medicines are for sale by C. A. DOW D. SEdgefield C. H. Jan, 23. 1840 -tf 5I N'EW S1LK8. UST Received a handsome assortment o Pru do Sois, Gros do Nap and Matti,mni ilks, of the latest and most fashioinable colorrrs ad patterns, which will be sold wey cheap by C. A. DOWlI. Dec. I3. 1830 rf 44 'Oat-Seed. shall have for sale at ray plantation, five miles below Cambridge , on the Edgefield sad, fotir hundred bushels Oat-seed, at 75 ets. mpply to my Overseer on the place. .M. MIMS Edesfield C H, 3an 13, 1840 tf 5n State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. P EACHMAN ALFORD, who is now in the custody of the Sherif' of Abbeville District, by virtue of a capias ad satisfacun. dun, at the snit of Daniel A. Wise, and Henry M. Lipsford, having filed his petition, with a schedule on oath of its whole estate. real and personal, with the purpose of obtaining the benefit of the Act of the General Assenibly, comtinonly called the "Insolvent Debtor's Act." Public Notice, is hereby given, that the peti tion of th said Peachman Allbrd, will be heard and coinsidered in the Court of Coin mon Please, for Abbeville District, at Abbeville Court House, on Friday the 20th day of March next; or such other day thereafter as the Court may order, during the Term, commencing at the said place on the third Monday in March next; Aid all the creditors of said Peach man Alford, are hereby summoned -personally, er by Attorney, to appear. then and there, in the said Court, to show cause, if any they can. why the benefit of the Act afnreia:d, should not be granted to the said Peachman Alford, upon his executing the assignment required by the Act aforesaid. JOHN F. LIVINGSTON, C. C. P. Clerk's 0ilce, Dec 20th. 1839 w. & v. S14.68. ac 47 State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT IN EQUITY. William Wilson B vs. Bills Win. Eddins and Wife, for account, R. M. Tood and Wife. interpleader, James McCracken and &c. Others. Tappearing to my satisfaction that Bennja muin F. Eddins. and Elizabeth, his wife, two of the Defendants in this case, reside beyond the limits of this State : On motion. ordered, that they do appear. and plead, answer or de mur. to Bill of Complainnnt in this Case, with in Three Months from the date of this publica tion, or the said Bill of Complaint will be taken pro confesso as to them. BENJ. Y. M A RTIN, C. E. A. D. Commissioner's Office, 40 ac. October 30th, 819. $1175. w. & w. State of Smith ( arolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. HJEN RY C. TURNER tolls before me,one bay Horse, fourteen hands three inches high, supposed to be seven years old conie spri,.g, with his right hind foot white, and his left fore foot with a smiall white round it, and a small white spot III his forehead Appraised at $50. BENJ. STEVENS, J. P. Feb 3, 1840 * C 1 FALL AND WINTER T HE Subscriber is now receiving from N. York, a general assortment of Seasona. ble Staple anid Fancy DRY GOODS, viz: Black, blue, brown and t'upcy colored Broadeloths, Caspiieres and Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, Mixt. gray and plaid Servants' Cloths, 3-4 an d 6-4 Circassians and .1 erinos,assorted colors and qualities, Plain and figured Bomnbazins, White, green, ied, and yellow Flannels, 7-8 and 4-4 Apron and Furniti e Checks, French, English, and %merican Prints, Furniture do. Plaid German Ginghams. (a new style,) Black Gro de Rhin, Gro de Swiss, and Italian -Silks, Figured Silks, Diapers, Irish Liners, Lawns, Merino, Thibet, Plaid Silk, Picnic, Chally, Rohroy, and Prusian Shaits & Hdkfs. Spitalfield. Pongee and flag Silk Pock. do. Dim. Cambric do. Vwona, Fancy and Madras Hdkfs. Besncts, Hoods, Gloves, Hosiery, Oil Cloths, Carpeting, Ba-kets, Band-Doxes, Knives, Scissors. &c. Also, a quantity of 3-4, 4-4. 5.4 brown Shirt itigs, Sheetings. and Drillings, for sale by the bale or piece, very low, Cotton Osnaburgs, Dutffil and Whitney Blan kets, &c. &c. The Public are invited to call and examine his assortmient. JOHN 0. B. FORD. Hamburg. Sept. 14, 1839 tf 33 Mouth Carolina Coppr, SHEIET IRON & TIN WARE .JPanufactory. I WOULD respectfully inform the Mer chants ai~d Planters of this State, and all who may please to give me a call, that I have ocated ait Hambutrg, S. C., with a view to a permanent residence; an~d engaged in the mantifacture of Copper, sheet Iront; and Tiin Ware-which I will furnish by II'holesale or Retail, of the lbest uaalityI, at the lowest rates. Ihaving experienced Northern Workmen, and being a practic~al mechanic myself.l caii at tend to Roowg, Guuecring. and Spouting; and ill other Josofevery desciption in my business, which shall be wcell done, and on short notime. All orders will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. A superior assortment of Japanned Ware Also, Stamp'd Plates, all sizes, just received. A. B. CHURCH. Hamburg, March 28, 1839. tf 8 ALL persons indebted to the Estate of James A. Simyly, deceased, either by Note or Ac sount, are requested to make immediate pay. ient, or I will transfer theam to the hands sfan Officer for collection; also, those havi og de mands aninst said Estate are requested to bring theml in, duly attested, within the time pre scribed by law. JOIIN S. SMYLY, Ex'r. Jan 20, 1840 - i51 Notice, A LL persons indebted to the late William Stromi, sen., deceased, are requested to make immediate payment; and those having u.uy demands agaimst the e'tate, will render their accounts, duiy attested, to the subscriber, within the time prescribed by law. WM. STROM, Jun. Adm'r. Dec9,189tf 45 NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the Estate of Robt. Watts. deceased, are requested to make immediate paiyment; and all persous hiaving de mand.n gainst the Estate are requested to pre sent them duly attested, within the tinie pre scribed by.lawv. ROBT. McCULLOUJGH, Ex'r. July 18. 1839tff24 Final Notice. A LL Persons indebted to the estate of Fran cis TI. Mitchell, deceased are reqtuested to make payment; or any having demands, to pre sent themi duly attested. CALEB MITCIIELL, Adm'r. December 27, 139d .1 Mouselaine de Lanes, A Superior Article for Ladies Dresses. Also, Victoria Shawls, just received and for sale by JNO. Ok B. FORD. Ilaiphurg, Sept 27. 18P29 tr.n Negro Cloths am Blankes, A AY be had on accommodating te, mvs of NE C. A. DOW D, IFdgefield. Sept 14 - tf 38 State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. M. 0. Tuluman AssusiPSIT, vs Ephrain Vessels. ATTACHMENT. T HP Plaintiff having filed his declaration in the Clerk's Office on the sixteenth day ofOctoberlast, and it appearing that the defendant is from, and without the limits of the State,aid having neither wife nor attorney with in the said District. on whom .a rule to plead can be served. It is therefore ordered; that the defendant do plead tothe said declaration with in a year anid a day, from the filing of the dec liratton, or final and absol ute judgment will be entered against him, by default JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. P. Ckrk's Q.gee, Jan 16, 1S40 w& P$6 aqd 51 Stale of -Outh Ca rolilna EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Harral, Wright & Co. vs. Attachment. William Yarborough.. - T HE Plhintiffs having this lay filed -their declaration in my Office, and the Defendant having no Wife or Attorney, known to be within the State, upon whom a copy could he served; it is Ordered, that the said Defendant, who is absent from, and beyond the limits of this State. do plead or make his de fence, within a year and a day from the publi cation of this Order, or, in default thereof, final and absolute judgment shall lie awarded against him. GEO. POPE. c. c. P. Clerk's Office, Feb14, 1839. sLe $7,50 aqe 3 State of Sonti Carolina. EDGEFTELD DISTRICT. IN TUFE CO MMON P1.EA S. Caleb Mitchell, adm'r. vs John Johnson; the saine, Attachment. vs the same. G. L. Penn & Co. vs John Johnson;G. L.& E.Penn &Co. Attachment vs the same, in two other cases I'1H E Plaintiffs havin- filed their declarations in my office, and th'e defendant having no wife or Attorney known to be within the State, upon whom a copy can be served. It is order ed that the Defendant. plead thereto within a year and a day from this publication, or the said action will be taken pro confesso against him. GEORGE POPE, C. C. P. Clerk's Offlre. Edge. field, Oct 26th, 1839. B & w $10, eaq 46 State of SOuth Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Miller, Ripley and Co., Declaration on At Vs. William Yarbrough. tachment in Debt. T HE Plantiffs, in this case. having this day filed their Declaration in my office, and the Defendant having neither Wiie or Attorney within this State. upon whom a copy of said Declaration can be served; ordered that the Defendant plead thereto within a year antd a day from this publication, or the said action will be taken proconfesso against hin. GEO. POPE, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, 24th Oct., 1839. T. R. P. 39 aqe htate of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. J. & L. Jones, vs Attachment 11. H Jones. T IE Plaintiff in this case, having filed his declaration in my office, and the Defen- I dant having no twife or Attori-y known to be within the State, upon whom a copy conld be served with a rule to ptleadl. It is ordered that the Defendant do plead to the said ideclarationm within a year and a day. from tI is date, or final and absolute judgmeiit will be awardca. .tainst him. GEO. POPE, C. C.CP. Clerk's OQfce, Edge hdd, Oct 26, 1839D. ~$7 50 B &'w aqe 46 State of Soulth ('arolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. . IN T1HE COMMON PLEAS. Allen S. Dozier, )Foreign William Yarborough. Attachmtent. - H E plaintiff having this day fil-d his de Iclarauion in my office, an d the defetndant having nto wife or attorney known to be within the state, upon whom a copy could be ser ved with a rule to phi-ad. It'is ordered that the defendant do plead to the said decla-t ration within a year and a day, from this date. or finral and absolute judgment will be awarded against him. G EO. POPE, C. C. P. Clerks Office. Edgefield C. H. 5$7,50 a. & B. oqe 41. Nov- 6th 11839. State or Southa Caiolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRiCT. IN THlE COMMON PLEAS. Mark S. Anthony) vs Attachnment: Debt. Adolphus J Sale. Drury Callawvay, vs Attachment: Assumpsit. Adolphuts J. Sale. Speed & Hester, sutrviving partners, 1.Attachment: . vs (Debt. Adolphurs J. Sale. J rph.e Plauintis in the above cases having, .1 ron the twenty-second of November, 1o38, filed their declarations in ray Office, and theC defendant having no wife or attorney known to be in this State, upon whom a copy of the dec laration, with a spec'aI order of the Court ena dorsed thereon, can be served: therefore Ora dered that the said Adolphus J. Sale (d0 appear and make his defence, within a year and a day from the filing of the declarations irs aforesaid, or final and abisoluie jiudgment will be forth with given and awarded againlst him. "JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. p. Clerks Offce, Feb14. 1839 B &T- $10 age 3 State of -Ot Carolina. .EDG E IE LD DIST RICT. IN THE COM1'MON PLEAS. James Harrison Attachment vs H enry Evanis 5Debt on Judgment. T H E Plaintiff in this ciise, having thissley filed his declaration. and the Defendant having no wife or Attorney ki own ini ti'r State, upon whomi a copy of the same can be - served; on motion of Phntiff's Attorney, Or dered. That the said liefendant do alppear and 1l plead to the said declaration within a year anid J a day front the publication of this order, or fjudgementwill be rendererd aguinst him pro con fesso. GEO. POPE, c. c. p. Not-. 5,1839 w&w $750 aqe 40 Copper, and Tin Ware .Vanutfadfory s AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. T HE subscriber, thatmkfil for former patron .tronale, respecttutly inforins his friends and the pu'blic, that he has returned to the city. and resumed his mechavical operations as ua.u al, at the old stand No. 168, opposite the Eagle and Phnix Hotel, where may he found a'gen eral assortment of ready made TIN-WARE, COPPER, STOVES and SHEET IRON PIPES, of various sizes and patterns, usually kept in .his market. together with a large as sotment of Japan, Wooden and Willow ware -whieh i ill he sold low for cash. All orders attended to at the shortest notice and with des patch. Feeling desirous of a general settlement, all to whom Imav be indebted will please hand in their accountsby the 20th J nnary,and all those indebted to me will plense settle by the above date. BENJAMIN F. CHEW. Augusta Ga. Nov. 16 I839 43 tf J1ew Dry Goods Store. CHAUNCEY CHUltCHILL, W OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Edgefield iistriet, and the public generally, thart he has taken the Store lately oc cupied, by John 0. B. Ford, in Hamburg. S. C. and where ie is now opening a general assort mentof DRY GOODS, they have all lately been purchased in N. York, under the present pressure in the money mar ket, and they shall be sold cheap to correspond with the times. He ias comne to the conclusion, that the nimble sixpence is better than the slow shilling, and therefore invites all purchasers of DR Y G00DS, who wish to save their se% en pences and their dollars, to favor him with acall. Among his Assortment may be found Broad Cloths, of all shades, from $3 to $7 per yai d, Cassuncres and Sattinets, from 62j cents, to $2 50 per yard. A good assortment of French German aid Enigish lerinoes, at reduced prices. Allipacka Cloths. and Figured Lavabolaires, a beautiful article for Ladies cloaks and dresses, Bombazines and Mouslin de Lanes, Rich black and colored Silks, Plain and figured French, English& Ameri can Prints, from 12.1 to 50 cents per yard, and soime 4-4 fine French, at 37j ets. Plain, figured, plaid and striped Muslins, of all qualities, Fren h needle worked and tambored Muslin Collars, from 50 cts to $5 each, Heavy 4-4 bleached and brown Shirtings, A few pieces (a little damaged,) Bleached Sheerings. will be sold at great bargains, Shawls. Ribbouds, Laces. Gloves, Hosiery, &c &c. N. B.-C. C. will be constantly receiving rom New York, new additions to his Stock, ithe latest Importations. Hamburg, Dec 5, 1839 tf 45 ro Merchants, Playsicians, Plan ters, and the Public in general. SHL: Subcribers are now receiving, in addition to their tormer Stock, large sup >lies of DRIUGS, &c. 6c, making their as ortinent the most complete ever betore offered or sale in this marke t. Tu which they n ould all the attention of the Physicians. Merchants. lauters, and aill those who wish to purchate ny tiing in their line. Among the iumny arii les ol which their Stock is composed. are the ollowing, viz: OILS.-Spernm or Lamp Oil, of diff'rent uralities, Linseed or Paint do., raini or Tian er's do., Neat's foot do., Castor do.. Swee~t dii. P AINTS, V ARNISHIE S. &c.-W hite Lead, f dihferenat brands andl qutabties, groutid in ou. rid itn kegs oft ri00b.1001tib,50tb, amtI::bib eacta. ry WVaite Lead, Chronie Greetn, Chrome Yel w, Chrmie tted. (at beautiful article and a ubstitute t Vcriihon, at a much less lrnce.) ellowv Ochre, Stone Ochre, Red Lead, Lithm rge, Lanmpblack, Verdigris, dry and ground in i,also Blue, Green, Yeh~owv, iinack, antd Paint5 frall colors, ready mnixeu for use, Spirits Trur entine, Copral Varnish, 1st and 2nd qjualities, aptan Varnishi, Black or Leather do. BftUSHEAS--Paint Brushes, of' all sizes, ~loth do. (soimethitng new and superior,) Hair o. do., Tooth, Furniture, Flesh. Nail, 't' hiire Vash, Biackinig, Horse, (asomemhing fine.) Tan er'a, Coun'er or Dusting, Urumntb, Hlearthm, lhaving, (a very flne article,) Comb, Sweep mg, dcrubbing, and Painters Dusting Brt.,hes, igether with a variety of other Brushes used y Painters aad others, not herein mentioned. DYE STUFFS-Among which are Spanisht 'oat Indigo, Carolina do., Madder, Coipperas, ,ogwood, Brazil-wood, Niewood, Camwood, anatto, &c. &c. MEDICINES.-Among the many of which re the following, viz: Sulphate Quinine, Sal hate Morphine, Acetate Morphine, Piperine, rychnine, Iodine, Elateriumi, Hydriodate Pot sh, Kreosote, &c. &c. PATENT MEDICINES-Among which re the following, viz: Hlouck's Panacea, In inn do., Swaim's do., Smith's Amnti Mercnrial lyrip, or Swaimn's conqueror, the Hygean yrup, Spohna's cure for sick Head Ache, reen's Tunic Mixtutre, (a cure for h'ever and ign.) Also Peter's Pills, Beckwi's do., lpann's do., Cook's do., Lee's do. Evan's do., cc. together with a general assortmenit of' the tost popular nostruims of the day. ALso, A full assortment of' Perfumery and Soaps, f the finest qualities. ALso, A n assortment or Glass Ware. for Physicians' tad Confectioner's use; such as Specie .Jars. nd Tlinctuire Bottles of' different sizes, Gradut ted Measures and Funnels. ALSO, Window Glass of various sizes, from 6 by 8. WO by 30o, all of which they will sell'on favora e terms. H. Rt. COOK & Co. Hamburg, Oct 3,1839i tf 36 French Baskets, Bonnets, &c. EY the late'st arrivals, and i'ill be open in a day or two, a new lot of Flannecls, Bonnets, and Laced Goods, ALso, Case, containing in aill 900 to 1000 French askets, comtprusing every variety and size.-t nt received and now openinwb JOHN O. ~. FORD. r Hamburg, Nov 19 1839 tf 43 t Plaister of Paris, RY and Calcitned. suitable for both Man- -. Luring and Plastering. Also, a genuine article of Old POT Wlint. Just received and for sale by H. RL. LOOK, & Co. hamburg.Oc~t. 18,1839 trna ( Miles' ompoun d Extiact of TOMATO, A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL RO the we'll known and established rep I utaiion of Calomel, it has been long employ ed by the empiric, ad scientific physician as oae of the must powerful agents for the remfo. valufdisease. By the, former, almost every land has beeni deluged with tiostrums, that their authors claimed as specifies in every disease in cident to the human famuily. The folly of these pretensions needs no comment, for accurate chemical iiivestigation has shown, that the base of must of the Panaceas, Catholicons, &c., which have beein trumpeted before the coimimu. nity, with so nuch ussurance, is Calomel, or mercury in some form. ow,df this potent article even m the- hands of the most skilful physician, frequently exerts an influence orn the hu numan system, unforeseen, and entirely beyond the control of art; undermining the'constitution and bringgon premature old age, disease and death, what'result should be ex ected when prescribed by the ignorant? Could their many thousand victims speak, a voice from the tomi would soon dispel the 'specfi c'delusion that now sways the minds of the living. H umiae physicians deplore the sad evils re. suIting from the mercurial practice, and will gladly hail the introduction ofanarticle thatean safely be substitututed for Calmel. They feef and that keenly, the greatuncertanty ofits prim arv operation; they cannot say whether it will befavourableor unfavorable. They also anotew and feel, that if its use is continued forany con siderable time, injurious secondary eonsequen.. ces mnst certainly follow. But they mustchoose. the least of two evils: they know no other arti cle that will arouse titorpdier, remove oh struction, and set i free action the whole glandular system, and it being indispensably necessary to do this, they continue its use, not withsta. ding the evil consequences which follow. They have long desired and sougit an arti cle that would produce the good effecis of this, drug, without subjecting the patient to its dele. terious results. Such a desideratum, it is be lieved, has at lengtlh be--n obtained, in the article now presented to the public. The proprietorsor, his article keepingin view the fact. that a toise and benevolent B ' has placed within the reach ofall, remedies a pted to the diseases incident to the climate they in. habit; and knowing likewise, that most of the disease's of the UNrrsn STATES are based upoe orgaic or functual derangement of the liverl directed their attention to those articles which act more especially on the biliary organs. After long, laborious, and expensive research, they have succeeded in extracting a substance Irom the TOMATO,which, from its peculiaref rect upon the liepatic or biliary organs, they have Jenominated Hepatine. Itisanedicinethat will produce all the beneficial results of Calomel in joth acume and chronic diseases, without the possibility of producing the deleterious conse 1tiences common to that article. Its action up. )n the constituion is universal, no part of the system escaping its influence. It is, however, pon the organs of secretion and excretion, hat its great power is particularly manifested, tence it is peculiarly adapted to the treatment f bilious ferers and other diseases in which a orpidity or congestion of the liver and portal ircle prevails. It is admissible in all cases where it is neces. tary to cleanse the sieniach and bowels. It -emoves obstruction, and excites a quick and jealthy action of the liver and other glandular ascera of the abdomen. Being diffuisible in n its operation, it produces a free circulation n the vessels on the surface of the body, ac :ompanied by a gentle perspiration, It does tot exhaust like drastic purges; still, its action a more universal, and may often be repeated, iot merely with safety but with great benefit. Phis becomes indispensably necessary in cases if long standing; for in them intense tem#ora -y impressions made by strong medicines, sel. lom, if ever, do good; but tend to injure the tantina of the constitution. It is cleansing and purifying to the system, tcts in perfect harmony with the known laws if life, and is undoubtealy one of the most valua ble articles ever offered for public trial and in ipection. For convenierce, this medicine is formed into 1grain pills. The white pills are cathartic, al rative diaphoretic, and diuetic. The yellow ills are tonic. stiiulant, and diaphoretic. As afamnily medicine on,- whwch may he re torted to with safety. and retied on with cer ainty, in the first sates- or'disease in almost any b'rmn, it exceeds all former discoveries in medi inc, either f'rom the vegetable or mineral king jomns. They are put up in packages of 135 grains, ir 45 Pills, at 50 cents, or 10t0 pills at $1. The above Medicinejust received and for tale at the Edgefield Medicine Store. Jluy11, 1839 tf 23 NEW DRY GOODS, FaoxI NEW YORK AND HARvFoRD, CosN. [ H E Subscribers arc now receiving from New York atnd Hartford, Conn., and will ontinue to receive therefrom, and keep on sand at all times, a complete assortment of Fancy and Staple, ?'EW DRYF GOODS, ik. vhich will be disposed of on reasonable terms, .mz: Broadeloths of various qualities,. Caissimeres, Sattinets. do do Kentucky and Cotton Jeans, do Glenrock Jeans, and Linseys, do Merinos, and Circaassians, do French, English and American Furni ture Prints,. Bombazines, various qualities. Flanntels, do do and colors, Black, colored and plaid Silks, Sewing Silks. tall colors and qualities, Patent Flax Thread, do '- do Spool Cotton Thread, do do Swiss, book, striped and plaid Muslin, A pron Checks, various qualities, "Shawls, a good assort meat,. Hosiery, Gloves,.Comnbs, do do Handkerchiefs a good assortment, istocks. Linen Bosoms and Collars, Brown dressed Shirts and Drawers, White, black, and colored Cambries, Linen, Diapers, and brown Table Cloths,) Fringe and Dimity Furniture, Plaid amid striped Domestics, Hartford, Ainosking, & Trenton Ticking.,. Bleached and brownm Shirtings, Do " Shecetings, Ribands. of every description, Brass and Whalebone Busks, Corsets, corded Skirts, Silk and Cotton Velvets, Satin Vestings, &c. Banid-boxes, Bonnets, hoods, Hats and Caps. Shoes ~Id Boots, CROCKE RY WA RES, And a great many articles too tedious to~ mention. We respectfully invite our customers, and ae public generalIly, to give us a call. We can and teill give them great bargains. We also fturn them our simeere thanks, for the liberal tatrotiage bestatwed on us, up to the present me-hoping for a further continuaarce of the aie. MITCH ELL & RANSOM. Hamburg. Sept'26, 1839 if 35 200~ E& JOB PRU RT5XG DEeydescription executed with ne0ns and despatch, at the Office f the EDnrGrEn aL AD....,....