Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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From .. Political Reormer. GEN. HARRISON'S SOLILt.QY, Ai-'Jim Brown'." I lib in a 'log cabin,' in de State ob Ohio, I drink 'tard cider' and roast 'taters by de fire Dat's what de wiggies say to git depeople'st v1 te, But if dey'd only tell do truth, day'd ueber keei: afloat; For I lil) in a -big house, asrich as any man, And I hab horses, and cat.le, and plenty ob good :Jand. I know I am berry old. but for all dat I'll run, If I hab to go on cruches to git to Whashington De niggers dey will help me as long as d y car stand, Because I am de leader ob do Abolition band 0, 1 am as brave a white man as eber you did To lead de whiggies on to death, but-not to vie tory. De niggurs in do country dey are berry fond of me, Because J tried my berry best to get 'em all se free, Iwanted all demonry dat belong'd toUncle San To go towards defreeingevery niggerin delanm But if eber I git President, I'll sure to set 'en free, Because I loves dem all, and dey all loves me Ihear de whigs ofNorfolk county made a mig ty show Sicked up a mighty fuss for to mock the.ok -hero Dey had some old 'coon skins, and a parcel oe old gourde, And an old -h.g cabin' all cover'd in with boards Dey used aheap ofClay for to plaster up old Til Aome:barrels of hard cider' for de whiggies al -to sip. Dey -had a heap of spouting, and speechifyin; ton. To tell de people all about the brave "old Tip -pecantoe.', 1 know dat I am mighty brave, but den I arm no: poor .Dey tell more about myself dan I eber kne%,v before; I tiak dav are a act of fools for making all dii For dey shall neher bad an office, when I git to Washing'on. .THE ClRITIAN MARINER'S SONG. .A Parody on the -'Canadian Boat Song" Gentle as flows the stream of time, Our vessel Boats ont to the coasts sublime, But ere the less'uing shores look dim, Oh! sweet let us sing the heavenly hymn. Sing, brothers, sing. as on we haste, Our moments are tiw, and will son be past Oh! let us now oursail unfurl, If haply a breath the bhno wave may curl, And wall us to that peaceful shore, Where sweetly we'll rest, to toil no more. Blow breezes, blow-anspicious blast, We safely shall reach to the post at last. Swift-Blowang tide! you waning moan Shall see nts foat over the surges soon. Thmou holy Spirit! hear our prayer, Brethe down from heaven a fav'ring air. Blow, breezes, b'ow, the istreamn runs fast, Thte haven is near, the danger's past. Leap Yar.-Tlhe foallcwince i, ectracte-d frotin an old volume, pirinted in l6!)6. en illd. -Couriship. Le. nazd Alaintioi: *:Albeit it is naoine biecome nt pial of the common iwe, in regnr.d ;e sociasl reinti'ne af life, that as often acs every hi~.werile year doith return, the ladyles have thte silt privilege, during~ the timeL it ecntinute:h, oel making ltove tnuao the men, either hcy wotrds or lookes, as mmnto herni it .itenemth p~roper; and moreover, n')otman n~ ill be enttim led tot the benefits of elerey who doihe refuse teo acceptt the offeri' rfa ladye. or who dothe in nny wise treate her proposal withe slight or contumely." A man as ofren gets two dollars fo~r the one dlollar he spends in infoerming his mind. as he doces for a dollar hte latva ont in any other way. A mtant eats upn npound olsugar and it i4gone, and the pleasnre he enjoy has endied ;-buat the infrmationu he gets fronm a newspaper iH treasured up ini the tmind to he enjoyed neow, andl to he usced whenever occasein oar intclintimiont calls for it. A4 newspapeir is not the wise dom of one man h ut it is the wisdom of age, and past ages too." A ashionable lady being asked! how she liked tho dintter given act a poet'sa houtse, her reply Wtis. "thme iinter w as ex plendiel, but nmy sent waat so) promtote fromt the kick-knacks that I couild not ratify mny appetite, and the pickled cherries hail such a defect ont my bead. thtat I hadl a mto to leave the table; butt ilr. - gave me some harashorn resolved in water, which bebeaved me."~ B'et Conundrorn Yet.-WVhy may Prince Alliert be considered a saving and frugal personage'? Because he lays by a soce' verguevery night.-N.YV. Evening Signal. Marrying,.b Wlesae.-A curious cermany took place at the Church ot' Sm. Germmnal' Aunxerrois in Paris, where three brothers married three sisters. The samte service did for the whole party. N. P. Wifi.-This geutleman has ae carted anengagemfentt as assistant editor af the ':Brother Joncathan," at New York. The Post Office at Reedy Fonk. Greenville District., Soath Carolina., has. been discon-. utied. PhoenixStone Ware Factory. TO AERCH ANTS AND THE PUBLC IN GENERAL. T he Subscribers having been'eaged it. the maufa'turing of Stone Ware et Pottersville. ine Edgefield. S. C. for nany years - and firom long experience, and forner owner of that establislhment, have located themselve at the Plonix Factory, Shavs Creek, twelve miles from Edgefield C. House on the main Road leading from Newberry, Union, and the upper Districts to Aiken, for the iurpose of mantfacturing b.tone Ware in all its varion branclies Tiey have procred the best of workmen and nrecconstantly making up,and have a large stock onl hand. . Thei; assortient is the most complete ever berore offeired for sale. in this market, to which they would call the at. tention of Druggists, Mrchants and Plaiters. and all those who wish to purchtase any thing in their litle. Atong the miany artirle's of which their stock is composed, are the follow ing viz: Jars ofull sizes from J gallon to 20 gallons. Jugs of all sizes do. J do. 20 do. Churns of all sizes 2 do. 5 do. Bowls or pans of all sizes, front 4 do. to 5 do. Buucr Pots of all sizes frow J do. to 3 do. with covers. Pitchers ofnil sizes from i do. to 3 do. And leds neatly made flor jars and churns if desired. Stew Pots of various sizei, &c. &c. . All of the ablove is inelriur to none made .in the United States. Orders addresed to is at Edgeti, Id Conrt inetoue.S. C. will he proipt. ly attended to, and delivered to the Merchant's door, any distatc'e mnderonehnindred and filti miles. Charleston merc'htnts catn leave their ware delivered at the deot, in Aiken. nt 124 cents per gallon. The Price at the Factory is 1-44 cents per gallotn. A2 i cen. er alo ATHIS & RHODES. A pril 1. 1840 tf 9 The Charle'ston (etr. will publin ' times. weekly, and forward accoutnt to this Office. PROCLA.IA'TIOX. C4 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. CoLUMVlA. May R.184U. By Ilis ElrcdlencylH.K. IIKNAGAN. E-q. Governor and Connander-in- Chief it, and over the State of South Carolina. W II EREAS. iufor mecation bens been receiv ed at this Departmnent. that a most at, o cious ntrder wacsconm:nit e'd in Newherrv Dis ttict. hetween the tenth ti d in entieth dcay of Jatunrv Inst, on the body of an infntin girl cleild. hy J A NE T.R IKE. ite muother oef said child .1ed ROSANNAII srAlIKE and thatsaid o fendcrs -ha- e fled from jns:ice. Now, know ye. chat o the end justice man he done-, arsd that the mid Jane Siarke neol Rosaneenh Start-e. nay be brought tie legal tria send ceendign punislhtmeeic. I do hereby elffer t, reward ofR'lILEI-'. IUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLA RS for their a ppreheision and d, live. rv irto any jail in this atate. or Two linndre: 0ollais, for tie apeprehensioni and delivery wt either of* thet. Jane Steirke is described aua!ocnt twenty-oe yerls ofage heavily made, ftir skint, and rather light hair. Rosannah Starke, is npwards of fifty years ornge. slender fraime, dark brown hair, anti . omewhat gr.ey, and loncg frosit teeth. Given tndercny hand. and the seal of the Sta'e. at Colccbnlia, the 6th day of May, one thousecand eight huidred ani forty. ncl the sixty-fourth year of' \nerican Indepen dene - B. K. IIENAGAN. By the GorFRNoR, M. L&DoRDE. Secretaty of State. May 8. 1840 f 15 MANSION HOUNE, Edgefeld Court House. T IIE subsicriber woueld inform his f'roedec, and the putblie' geneera ly, theat his rotdtin are fitted utp ice a neat andie c eemfoi tattle style'. t'or the ree'ption of' visitor's durrmey the Seum mcer He casecres those truevne.ling fromce the low couencry. to thcis phi1ce, or the Mconnt~inis, cleat everv' thineg shacl lie clone tee render liecm aned theeir' facmi ic's comtfhrtablle. that lnas ice the Pro-. periecor's pow~ier. lIhe hopes. bcy cunremeitted ttentio~n to buesitness, that nionet wheo are foned or geoed ocrder tnud qeeiet. will pas~s by thec sigee of the Mansion llouse. (formieely ocene' pied by .Mr. W mn. B~inson.) eer leave it et'ssatisfied. WV. V. DUNN. N B. The subsecribcer has l'crsished hcissl wnith a twno and focur h~orse Om)nibusc~. itnd three ve'ry scuperior sadle llorses. se cleat nee person need he d. tined wnishieg to geo to aney peocmt. Meals at all times will e5' pre'vided at the'short--' notice ih r stage pa~senegers.uncad ofthers se ipn at the Manesieon Ileense. W. V. D). Edgrefiold C. II.. .\pril 27, 1840. 1:3 tf The Charlestone Contric'r acid Sanah Georgiatn. will peublish the ab~over focnr tiemes weekly, and forward their accocunts to this of-. fice for payient. State of Soulth Carlolinla. ED)GRFIELD DISTRICT. IN T'IE COMMON PL.EAS. Caleb Mitchell. adtm'r. vs John Johnson; the samue, ).Attachmenet. vs the samne.) G. L. Penn a Co. vs Joltn) Johnsoni;O L. & E.ennc aCo. A ttachment vs the same. ice twoothier eaes 'IIE P'.aina'itl' havi'tr file'd thceir declarntions icn cmy o.l'es. and the defendnecm haivitng no wife or .\it-.rncey k'eowee to he witheite deeSate. neton whmt a copjy can he serve'd. It is crder ed that the Def'enidant. plead theeeo within a year aced a dlay froci this pubtlic'ntion, or the sail actione will be taken pro ce'nrlesso nyainst him. GEOiIGE POPE, C. C.-P. Clerk's Offre. Ldlge fdd. Oct '26the. 139. a w n $10. eaq 46 Stalte of Southi Carotlna. EDGEFIE LD DISTRICT. IN TIlE COMMON PLEAS. W ill'am Daniel. vs Attiachmet William Salter. (Assumpui.. T IIE Plaintiff imevicng this day filed heis de. .. elarctione ine the above staetedl oce, aneu hsavitng no wife or atoriey known to be with inc this State, upjocn whonm a copy of' thse said declaratieonrithe a rile o pleaed enn lie served It is ordered thiat the said D~ef'endanct do appceae acid ple'ad to the said declaratiocn, weehin a year and a day,frome the~ pueblicatione he'reofor fiea, aced absolute judgmenet will be awarded agaist hinm. . G GEO. POPE, c. c. r. Clerk's Ojfcs, BROTHER JONATUA&. The largest Newspaper in the World. T HE Proprietors of this tmanimoth . sheet, "Great Western" among the lewspupeig, have the pileaaure of spread .ng belbre the reading public a weekLy pe riodical containing a greater amount and variety of useful entertaining tniseelllany, than is to be liutd in any similar publica ion in the world. . Each nunberofihie paper contains as large an aimotint of reading matter as is oitnd in volames of ordinary duodecino, which cost two dollars, and more than i6 cotitatined in a volunes of Irving's Cllum hus, or Baicrol's Illistiory of Atmerica. which Cost three dollars a volme-n-all 1;or six cets a nuiher. or tiree dollirs a year. BROTHE R JONATHAN being a goenuinie Yan1kee. and tinking that somne I iings can he done as & L as -others, it dletermined to present to his readers. a IEDLEY hitherto unrivalled by any , her palier, of A necdotes, A musements. Allegories, Accidents' Biogruip.'y Bun- mats, 'oncersations, Crimes. Dramatics, Drolleries, -rralics. Essays, Lo qkence. Facelia,Geography Nistory. Jsts.Learn ing. Miurality. Marrels, Music, News. Kovdties, Urutory. Poetry, Philosophy, Quidditics, 1.e nance. Reldiion, p orts. Spectades. Sorrsnws s.erings. Ules. 'rials. Tu bilhs. Teacings. Ili*adom, Wit. WI'onders, &c. c. 4-c. As a fiamilv neweipper. Brother Jolna than, will he foinnd to present attractions hevond nv ohier. -'He comes th- herald of a noisv world. News from all naations lunberii.'g as his b-ck," The earliest inttellige'nce, foreign anld loniesie. anid the latest tnoveltiesl in thie literary world. % ill lie proipitly erved up lfor the ratification of .he reader. (7"' Sricily ureiral in politics, it will costaiii nothig in favor of. or agatist any part%, and will iteilulonaly avoid *tav of* the controversies w hich agilalf' ohe religions coinaiiii.ity. Strict iorali ty, viriue, te mpernce, industry, good ,,rder, benevioce. ald uselne to otr tellaw mntn, will he aidvoenated iid inl ated in every page of Hroit her Jonatlian. Terms of Irother Jonathan $;it yrear in aidvance. For Five D,.llars two copies ilf lie paper will be seth oue yearorotnecopy t%% years. The EVENING TATTLER is pub lished every day at the saie offire and is piut to pres at 1N o'clok mieridian, in sea -on for tle -real 11orter, eatterra nd .olhern milik, whlich all cloe at about 2 *.'clock. P. M. All country newliliers who nive this prospectus 3 inisertisti, nill lie enitled to it exchange otn sending a niinnber of their :npers ta thisolli'e. conltaiiig the adver isenmert. GI I 1 WOLD & Co. (fiShritions% r'ecia ed at ihi- Office. Marc'hi 1840. 152 Nasai st. N. York. Valuable Family Papver. To Clergymen, Terachers of Sabbath Schools. und Bible (lasses, "itudents, and Heads of Fantili. s. 73H E Pib'isher of the Advocate, repect. I tilly informs the Chrii.tian liibl;c, that on he 2d of Aluv. the fir't No. of the Secoid Volume will im it: dli with Sich isnprove iaeits in its liteiary and grup:. deparnItrots. .i the ta:.te, italit. unit in-tustry of' thiose cot ieated with it siall be able to titake. The pro arie ors intetid to iinke it the best and cheapest religious newspaper in Amtrica. We shall cin tinue wo puihiish, at uisunl, Illustrations of the Bible. Consisting of views if the uost remarkable places aid objects, mrntionied in the Old anl New Teasutifeits: Also, views of the praincilial issionary Stations, threughout the world Eigraved by the first Artists in the United States, alter or ginal ske:cheis, taken oni the t1ot, byv Labaorde. Foarbin M'arie'r, Le Brnyen. Ker Porter. Stephe u. llnehmighamn, McFar hane and others. Also, the ce'lebrated Con ratns of Itaflnello; MIAPAi. &e. The Advo ente is pubbihizled every Saturday. (til a laurge mtperiah a.wei, fine paiser.) at 1e2 Nassau-st.. F'ew Yaork city. Terms, $2 50 per ainmnm, in advance. Per onlS nelin~ ias \genali. alld Piistmas:ers. are al owed 50 ce-nis comminissionl for a-very elubiCri ier they aitamtt, anal fraom whim we'receive a p-ar's subscript ionl-thley remlitling two dlt: l.i rs 'isr ene.:i sithiscriber. n' th the unmie timid ptos! itiice adress. Tate ptaper is establi-hed oin a ermanenidlt htu~s-hei.-g sutsiaiied by han Aitsso -inion withi t Capital Stock of $0 000. \ht letters imutst ratlie fi ee oflipostage, air they vill not be takein from the olffice. Rtemiitiainces inty be iiade nit our risk. thironah thle pos nas ers, who tire nthairizid tit enceloso anid remlit mituietL oar pieriiodienis, freei of ex enise. ROJE~RT SE.ARS, Pohlisher. Papers thtrouighoiit thie United Settes. copy inh thea ahovie two mnthils. i'l bti entiledl to hie A dvoca e fair onae yeatr, fromt the flr.-t inum-n aer ini .llav. 140. May, 1540. . 14 2 n To Printers and Publisheras. H E nndearaiginea, agentsL' fat Lothian & Hin. Igiar's'lType Fonnalry, New York,.il -ontne't ii iutnliy l iy tlymmlity or varieiy of rinitinag Ti pe, tot the Printers of North nnd genis termls ais they can ae fintmshedl trom the ianitfactirers. T1hie Type made at this estaih ishiment s a.h en-t by hand the metal e'ainal, if ot suiperlior to anty it thei cogintrv. We are also azgent f'or Rt. fins' & Co's Ma thine and Hand Pressi's, andt all othier tarices nan'actured by diem for Printeis' and Bitnd irs' nee0. We alsao keep on handl. and contraet for the -egular suipply of Printing Ptiper, of' any qnali v ir size. John.a'n & Durnts's Printing Inik, always in hantd. For tsale by UURGES & WALKER. Stationer's Hanll, e5 East Bay, Cl arleston, EDGEFIEL D D[STRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. .i. & L. Jonies, vs A ttachment HI. Ui -Jonsi. T E Plaintihl' in this ease, hnving filed his 3. de'claration iti my otlice. and the Vefen hent having tro wife oir'Attornev known to be vithin the state', upon wvhomt a copy coiilad lie erveid with a rule to pilend. It is or.leredl that he Defendant a o plead to the said dleclartilon ithin a year and a day. fromi ti is date. or final ad absollite jndgmieitt will he awaidr i. -1gainst im OG . POPE, C. C. P. ~lrk's Offce, Edge held. Det 2t1. 1t59!. ~$7 50 ii aw iage 40 Plaiter ofrPaiM, i ROUND tnnd Caleinied. unitabtle for both Mtainring and Plastering. Also, a genouine article of Old Port Wlinte. .Jnst received and forNsaebyOK&~ Hambnrte. Feb 26.1840 tf Citizens of Charleston, AND THE NEIGHBORING ST.: TES. Y OU are respectfully itiforned that 70 1J EETIO ST InEET 7-il my M0ice fur the exclusive sale of Bk(ANDKLi1 11'S VEGL TABLL UMVERSAL PILLS. Price twen ty fi e cents per box. with dii ectionsin Luglish, French. Spmnush Portuguese and German. The high aud universal reputation of the Bzantdeth Pills, renders it unnecessary tocom ment largely on their particular virtues. As an anti-bilious and purgative medicine, they are unequalled by any. Their purifying effect onl the blood is universally allowed-all that have ever used have approvcd and recumaniuded themn.. it mny cases where the dreadful ravnges of ulceration had laid bare ligament aud bone, and where to all appearance, not human means could save lit', have patients by the use ofihere Pills, been restored to good health: the devour i-, direuse having beencompletely eradicated. I consettetnce of the plhasaiiness of their operation, theysie tniversally used in every aection ifthis wide extende. d country where they are tnnde knovn, und are last stutperseditng every other Preparaiiot of professed sini ar import. Upwairus of Fourteen 'l housand cat.es have beet certified as cnred, solely fromt their nie since the introduction of'that into the U. Suttes. tius establishing the fact beyond all doilbt, that the Brandreth Pilts cure the (appa rentli) most opposite diseases, by the one siipie act of' contmilnlly evncilttingr the bow els with tetes, un i the dinense gives may; ttielmcire, whatever may be said of tuic TmEcY, tile UTILiTr of the PItAcTICE is nOW REYUND ail DOUBT. As iiranidretysJilla ctre Sc 'rvv, Costive. ness, and its cousetiniences, seasiring men, and all traveders to lo eigt regionts, should tint be without, in order to resoit to then on every occasion of illness. No medicine chest is re qmatred woete they are. N. B,-Time or climate affects them not, provided ttey lire kept dry. Southern gentle men will find this tedicitne one that wilitnsure i-ealth to the people oni their estates. be careni aned never purchase Pills of a Druggist, PnofasitNo to be Brandreth's Pills. Ut.der bU cIncUMsTANCEs s lilly one of this class tunde an Agent. M1y own established Agenuts have INVARIABLY iat1 ENGRAVED Certili cute signed U. Brnuadreth. Al. U, in mny own han1td writing. This is reniewe-d yearl.-aid when over t elve ttonaths old, it no lotiger gutratitees the getuteiess of' the ttedieie, it would be well, tiweretore, fir purchasers to careftlly examine the Certifica!e. The seal is unt wax. but eibiossed otn the pttper with a steel seal. Ifthtegeuinae medicine is obtainted.tlere is no doubt of' its giving perlict satistiation, and iltah twho waitit are I arefl' to go by the abo% e directions, there is little doubt but they wi I obtaina it. Iteiember 70 Meeting street, is the only lacttLe in Cuearleston where the ;retnine nimt. cine cai he obtain, acid at J. Sales, ltibiurg and C. A. DOW U. Edgefield G. 11. the otly anthorised Agents for Edgefielid AGENTS FOR SOU'lH CAROLINA. Stephen Owei, Aiken; Damid Turner, Beanlort; John M lcLaren. Abbeville; Wi~iai Cunn1i iinha, Columibia; Eli.ah A'examler, Pickens.; Johna Hastie, Penidletian; Samutei Viln1mtGeorgeton% it, SlcLtre. Bran% ley &Co. C'. ster; Charles Wilcox. Coo-awhatchie: Aia Ker & itvan, Barttme I K. Ht.; 1). & Ui. B. Rice. Grnhani's P. 0., B:artewell District.; Guinies & Bolling, Grerenville District; fletnheni Uross, L-xin;.tii;o l hntie & Nichol, Greenville C. II.: John G. Totiune, Yotnenesville, F-'ir. field list.; Sylvcster Beach,' Urntigeburp; liNI& Johnso i, Newherry; Iice &. Cater. Adersone : Jaies E. Gee, Leesville. Lexin ton Distric:; lairksale & Saxon, Gauirensville,. Veriot & litchell Sparta btrg , P. J. Fcster, -, ster's, Unm I )istrict; John.McLtre,Uion, ville. Giorge 6 el. York i-le; A. 1i. Cham hers, Visboro':C harles .l il:er. Edisto lIlanid. john i1lesser. Camdoen; Stinel .A ilmot, G'eorgetown; Mnker & !Pyin. Barnwell; E Gnrei-ne. Isluckvil e. Barnwvelvl; E D Felder. 31idwny, Barnwe:l; Gaingley & Drmimond. Lower Three Ituns, Blariw'ell: Philip Char. trand, Branchville. Orngebhturg; A. Sueveoson. Pickem ville, Union, and B. Jaudoa, Robert ville, Bieanifort. Fell 13, 1840 tf 2 .OH 0.. . B. FORD. 18 ntow openinig a general assemtment of EStap le and 1-ae t Diytrvn Goods, soiitnbie for the Spring and Sunimer' Trade: anid in the presenit na'ek. will receive additionisto his. sto,-k. that will muake' his assoertmient cinmplete. Hie itlso begs to assttie those who favor hitm with thecir e usittm. that so hottg its hte has the pileaseere to seupply thetm, thtey wi.l at a:l timnes fitnd te !nil assortmtent ot' the newest and best goods, -euii of Int est styles tad tashtioes. Atmoig those alrendy opened. nere 7-8nndt 4-I ileneih'd Shirtiengs& Long Cloths. Fnglish atted Atmtrie'nn light Rritn:s. Fretnch dee aned Pa i'ted klinslinsa. Plaiti, Check, anld Plaid t.'amebrics. -- - -'Jacontet klusline. "ande Stripe Swiss Minslin. Book M cnslinmea tid Bishop Lawns. Silk attd Gintgham Uumbrellas. Ladies S'ilk Utmbrellas aned Parasols. Chiildrens do atnd do Fuitnitutre. Pnnte, Dinmity, Checks, Fringes seed Biehnt. A variety of Plain. Twilled and Stripe colored Cottons, for servants wear. Mfexican tai Yeork alixteures. Drape d'te atnd Pitussiatn Ctoths, forSummuer Conats. Browne aa d White, Plain and Ribbed Linen Drilling. 10-4 atnd lk-4 Litnen Shereting, fine, and will be so.d nt a reduced pruce. Graess Cloth. !m'itation do do and Brown Linen. Irish Litens. a. d Limeti Lewtis. do do Illenivy. tihr Coats. fltk Italian Cravats.nntd ttntmer Stocks. Lincent Betomts acid Colanrs. Gloves of nil kinds nend sizes, besides a varie ty of illney gonids, nit ementioe.ed. A few Ba~es B~run n Shirtigs and 8I ectinge. for stale low. The' tibive, with mnst other articles in his line, for s.cle in qetatittios to steit puerchiaserse Coutry \lere~ituts sutpplied at a very small advetnce from cost. lluabturg, April 8, 1840. 11 tf HOT ICE! IIOT ICE!! [ WOULD inf'orm my friends and the pub Rlic, that I htave aidded the TIARD WVARE T ratle to my Tin and Sheet Iron Ifare Manuifac try, anid wtll be pileaused to sumpply those wish tn; ntrticlee of H ard Ware. Also. juist received Two Thonsand pounds J3oshten Batter and Cheese'. afirst rate article. .4lso. Foer Sale a gocod Shan of Northern tI0-1S8E8 ; seeld for no Ihault, havttng nto use for thetm: tey ttre five yeaers old. ontly. All thte abtovefor sade 1oto for cash. to suit the times. N. 11 Johhiting, hloiefing, and Guttering pr'otmptly attendied to. a tsnat. Now, please calI acnd see, Yotur knmbti:e servanit. A. B. C. A. B. CHUitCH H~amburg S. C.. Mlarch 19, 1840. d 8 Best Apple Vinegar, F 010Saleby' C. A. DOWD. Feb 24, 1840 .. . . tf 4. Vegetable Life Medicines. T H ESE Medidines are indebted for their name to their manifelt and sen sible aCtion in purifying the spritgs and channels of lile, and euduinj tiiern with renewed tone and siuear. In nanv hun. dred certified cases which iinve heeil miide public, ard in almost every species of dis ease to which the human frame is liable. tihe happy effects of MOFFATS LlIPE PILLS AND PHCENIX BITTERS have been gratefully amd publicly ne knowledgeil by the persons henefitted, and who were previouly unacquaiured with the beautifully philosophieni principles upon wiich they are compoirliled, and upon which they consequenily net.. The LIFE MEDICINES recoimend theimelves in diseases of evgry f omit & die scrilion. Their first pCration is ti loosen frimo the cm.-t of I lie stweu h mu howels, she varimus impuriti-ew nid erilties con staiily senling around them. antd tip re nve t he hstrdt tied lieres %% hich cillect in he con vol utiin ofil ie small iiiiesines. O ther nedicines only partially cleaise thiee und leave Such collectid imasSes behind n. to prodinee hahiruil eosivetiee. viih all itq train (f evi-, or suldei diarr becen. with ;i< immiiient daigers. Thi aei is vell knowini to all re'goolar a;mto.' is.:e. 4hti examinie the littiumn buowek nfier deati; aml hence the prejudice of these well isinrmed men against ack :ielicins-or iedicines lrepareid and heralded to the public by ignorrant persons. The second elirt of the Lifie Medicines is to cleanse the kitdlneys anud the bladder, anl by this mians. the liverand the ilungs, the healtflel acion oaf which entirely de pends upti the regulariry oif the urinary rgan-e The blood, which takes its reil color from the agency of the liver and the hangs before it lpasseinlo the hearsi, being thus pourified by them, aid nourished by fond coming from n clean stomach. cour toes freely through the veiines4, renews every part of the syrtem. atid trinnphiantly mtnunts the hater of health iu the bloom in- cheek. Mol'Th's Vegetable Lire Medicines have been thorugihly tested. and pruiounoeed it stivereimn remedy for Dyspiepsia, Flati leney, Palpitation of the Ileart, Lips, of Appetite. Ilearthurn ud Headtach. Rest les.nes. Ill-temper. Anxiety, Ligur and Melancholy, Cestivenes-e, Diarrhmn, Chil era, Felvers of all kinds, Rhentmatismi Gou. Drliopsiesofanl lkim!s.. Gravel, Wormni, Aslhima ati Conuitmption, Scurvy, Ulcers. Inveterate Snre". Setiburic Erupionis and Bad Complexioins, Eruptive complintus. Sillow, Cloudy. 'and other disagreeable Complexions, Salt Rheun, Erysipaelas. Cmnton Colds and I nfluenza. and variou, other complaints which nihiiet the huma firame. In Fi:.:a and AGUx, partieilar ly, the Life Medlicines have beei most mintently successful; so muich so, that in :he Fiver and Agate dlitrict. Physician. almost tiniversally prescribe temt. All thn tir. 10lfrat regnires of his pari. enssiq to eIt particular in taikina thit Life Medicines strictly ncrordling. tea fthe diree rioan-s. It i.e not by a newspaper notice, or lby anythin g hut lie iimself may say iin their livior. that he hopes to gain credit. It i :ilrame hv the results if a fair trial. MlOFFA''S MIE DICAL %1ANU.\L; designel ust a lotimestic guide to ienith, This little pamp1alhet. edited by W. B allmirt. 375 Brondwny. New York, hat beeni puliskhed fotr the puirpose of'explain ing miore fully Mr. Midfat's theory of lis. ense. anel weill ie feitd hihaly ioerestinig tia jsermine seeking healih. It treats upoll preveleni disea-os, and the causes therol. Price. 25 cents-for sale by Mr. Moftia's agenis geierally. These Vitluable Medicines are for sale by C. A. DOWD. E~djgefi.hd C. H. March 28, 18-40 if3 SIte ul' 50Hii Viall'oliuita. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS.' aliller, Riply and Co., )Declaration on At William Yairbroingh. iachement in Debt. T lI E Plautiffat. in this case. hav ing this day fliedrtheir D~eclaramtioni in my oflice, and the Lietendrant Imrvineg neither Wi'e or Alto ne'y withiat tite State. tporn whsomn a cophy of' said Decraution can be served; ordered that the De'fendaint pliadl thereto ynithint e year at d a iday from this putblica:ion. or the said action will be taken procontsesso agaitnst him. GEL). POPE, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, 24th Oct., 18.39. v. T. . ~ 39 aqe S'tute ol Moltl ('illOlili.' EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN T HlE OM dMON PL EA S. Allen S. Dozier, Foreign William Yarbororugh. Aitachinent. H IE plaeinttif havinag this day tiled his do. clara iun in mua otfi'e. atnd thre dhefetedantr hiavinig no wife or r'ttoriney kniown to bewitin thme rtate. ilpona whtom a copv c'rnid he ser vedl wi'h a rule to plenid. It'is ordlered that thce defenats do piendo to rte sai'd d--ca raetionl witneia a vear ande a day. fro-n this dato, oar t1e al anda abaolu:e jnteunt wvhl be' awaroded againist him. til0. POPE, C. C. P. Clecrks Ollise. Edgefield C. I1. $7.50 o. & 5. orie 41. Nav- 6th 1re39. Stalie of hotith (a'olina. A fil J'EILLE DIST RICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. M. 0. Titlmuan) Assuurst-r, vs E~phraim Vessels. A-r-rAciMZT.r T HtK Plaintitfhauving filed his declarationa ir. the Clerk's Office on the sixtee:th day ofOctoberlaist. nn. it appjening thtat tbhe defendlaru is f'irm.nand withiourthe' limits of the s'tati'.ande having neither wife nor attori'ev with in the said District, ion whom ii rule tea lenod cnn be so'rved. It is thaerefcore ordered: thear the defendlant do plenid torhe said d'clrianioni with ini a year arid a dacy, from the filinrg ohf the dec haiona or final anid ahsohiite jtidgmenrt will be enotered against him. by defanlt .INO. F. LVINGSTON, c. c. p. Chrk's Offce, Jan i(i. I1840 w & P $6 andl 51 Car'riage itinking. IgIESubscriber will F maeanod roepair Cat' - rinigest & Waggons of eva we' ..--=.8ry description ini the best posansible matnner rand at thre shortest niotico. All orders thankfully received, and promptly at tenmded to. EDWA RD BARRKER. Hlamburg Dccn.1 1839 ,f 44 ABBEVILLIE DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. Alatithew Mnays, vs. Aleedy Mays. John)1ays. Beni. . Bell for Partition. Broadaway and Nan- J cy his wife. T-appearing to my satisfaction that Bena mm Broartaway aid Nancy his wife, . fendants in this case. reside without the limits of this State, (n motion. ordered that the said defendnts do nrinpleadanswer, or dimti to the compl-minam's bill within thre n-ttnhi from the .date-of .this publication, or th said bill will be taken puacau ainst them. BENJ. Y. AIARTIN,c.ZA. o Commissioner's Office, 7th March, 1840. T ai881 ac 6 "lai e (I Soill 4 il' i i ABBEVILLE DiSPRtCT. IN EQUITY. John Wllson.adin'r.. vs Janet - Wldsone. W m. Wiln. IHugh fri Bilfer f Wils-11t.James Ewint?, and , and Infinic Jane his wife. anid others.- - J it. I' appearing to iy aAtisfactioni. that James .1 Ewing and Jaine his wife. reside. witi.o.! the limits oil this State, On ero-iein.-nrd.reI t ' the sii.d deefh:dants din (10ppear, pfend. nitirer, or lematir to the complah:mst'm hiVthi Thre mrmths t'i oimi the date of this publication. 6r'thfe said bill will he taken pro confessoagainst thern BENJ. Y. %IAKTI.N.c.z A.D. Commissioner-s Olfice, 4 6th March, 1840. B iT $881 ac 6 Atate of' South Ctinn-. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. William C. black and Jane his wife!, vs.' Biu to set asid, Bennett leynolds, perchaset. for Larkin lIeynolds and accoxa S.t Washingtoit Reynolds; IT appearing to my satisfaetion,, that Vash, JU intg:on Reynolds. one of the defendants in this case, resides leyond the limits of thin State, on mt ion. ordered that the said Washington Reynolds do appenr and plead, answer, or de. nmur to the comnplaiiants' bill within three ionths frmn the pblication of this.order, or the said bill will be taken, as to hitmipro confie. BrNJ. V. 51ARTIN, c. 1.A.D. Commimsioner's Office, 7th Murch, 1840. 5wap $881 ae6 State. of -iouth Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN TH E COMMON PLEAS. Leroy Taylor, vs. Auachment Ivy T'niylor. Assumpait. TI HE Plaintif in this case, having this day fied his declaration, and the Defendant having ti wifeor A ttorney. known in this State, upon whom a ciopy of the same can be served. On motinti. tordered tihit the said Defendant do appeat aid lilend to the said declaration, withii i year und a day from the publication heicof. or'finnl ani absoluttejudtient wll be awarded against him. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. P. Clerk's '- re... May 9.1840. 3 & -' $7 50 aqe 15 blute of' oIll i Carolina. -4 ' tf.ViLLr DISTRICT. IV THE COMMON PLEAS. Joel J. iiford' Attchmet Gariishee. vs. William 31. Bailey Assumpsit. ' 'HE Plaiiiff havintr this day filed his dee. liramion in my oftime. nid the iefendant linvintg no wife or Attorney known to be within the State. npon whoi a copy could be served; with a rule to plead i motion. ordered that the Delledainit do plemd to the said declaration withi. a year and a day from this date, or fital and absolute judgment wi.I be awarded against him. JNO. F. LIVINGSTON. c. c. P. Clerk's Office, any 9, 1840. n a -r $7 50 age 15 Ntute. ol' Mouth Carulita. ABBE VILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLE AS. Alexander Scott, vs. ANUZ WVilliam F. Ltimpkii. 'l lE Psiitiffhavmg filed his declaration . - inmy office', ini this enism, and the De I' elant lhavinir no wife or Aitor- ey known to withtit the State, n pon a cupy could be sert ed, wviih a rmuhe to pilend. Ott mtnion, ordered that thme Defendant dii plead to the said declaration wthmin, ayear and a day troni this tiate. or fetal -eid abdolinte jndegent will be awarded against JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. vs Clerk's Otfce, ' av 9. 1P40 B a - $7 50) age 15 ~tate ol aOt ih Carolina. AIIBEVILI.E DISTRICT. 'iN T H COMMWN PLE AS. WiVlson, &r Hodge va' - Case, onAchmstu. William .11. Baile W~heremssthiePlaiim: 'havethida? fi'ed'hem d'claration in thie Clerks Office of A bbeville Distria-t.negaiitit the D~efenedant who is absment fro. and wvitmsout the limits of this State,. and. .uas mneither wife nor attornay, known within, the samne. nputi *homi a copy of the said de~ hr. raimion with a rnhm to pleaid unto, mielht be' served: It is thaerefo're odered, that the said elefbedait don appearaiid pl'ed tom the 'aid De. laraiitin. within a year a .dea day. from this dare. nr jdgement. finmd aitd absolute will ho *awar dedl againist him JOH N F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. P. Clerk's Otriare, Miavhhi.184 w Wait $750 aqe 'tate of' Mu)tth Car'olina. A IIBHEVIL LE D1-"iRh'T, IN T H E COMMON PLE AS. Williaina Keower) vs Case. on Anachment. John Brownile'e, ' T. e Plain ifl'havintg this day filed htis deciaE ration in t-ie Clerks Offi'.emof Abbeville District, against the de'fe'ndant. who is ab-entt from and withtont the litits of the State. anid has neither' wife, nor attornecy. known witiin the same, mipoin whomi a copy of said declaration might be se'rvaed: It is thiereforo ordered, that the said Defendant. dii appear anmd plead to the said D~eclnmratlon. withtm a year and a day from the. filitng of this DecIar'ation, or final anid abslutte indgmgient will he' given and awarded against, him. JOHN F LININGSTON, c.c.p. Clerk's Office. ( Vas.NOTICE. IL persons indebted to the Estate ef' Robt. - at.deceased, are requested to ake imumediate payment; and all pearsons beingde. mainds'egainst the Estate are requested'to pro. sent them duly attested, withtn the time pro. scribed by law. . ROBT. MicCULLOUGH, Ex', .uly i. .189 ti