Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, August 24, 1842, Image 4

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'N7k a - e4at Edge -ieldCourt ontbe first Mody and Tuesday of deptember next, he following A. lnd vs. George Whitlock. Bland & Catlin va.the same. Bland & Butler vs. the same, two Horses. b N. J. Black vs. S. Sainsimons. Alfred * Holley vs. the same. Jacobus & Co..diet ti vs. the same, one House and Lot se the m town of Hamburg, known as lot No 103. tI adjoining lot No. 104. d A. Cunningham vs. Thomas Oliver, two * bundred acres of land. more or less, ad- n joining James Goff and others. i Isaac A. Hibler vs. DM. S. Mosely, James 0 Namsely, and W. W. Williams, one thon- b sand acres of land more or less lying on d Bridge Creek, adjoining Edmund Ken- a nod John Banskett, and ohers/levied on as the property of W. W. Williams. < Charles Lamar,vs. Julius Howard. John a Howard, and Rudolph Carter, 200 acres of land. more or lea-s. adjoining J. Benson, a Mrs. Lamar, and others. levied on as the .4 property of Julius said John Howard. N J. Terry, Commissioner sIn Equity. vs. T Jon. Howard. Julius Homarn]. Lewis Ell- t zey, and Rudolph Carter. the above des enbed property of Julius and John How ard Mathew Corley, for Brynn & Minor vs. Willan Stroum. sear.. owo husidreI .ces of land. more tor less. adjoining Edmund Boyd. Win. T. Bird and others. J Samuel R. Fuller, bearer. vs. Ann [lull adn'rx of Gideson Hi. Hull dee.. onie boue S and lot in the Town of Hamburg occupied r at resent by Defendant, - fichard 1. Johnson vs. Theophilus Lundy, 500 acres of land more (sr less. atd josing M. Gearty, RoLtel MrCullough, noters. George Pope and others vs. Charles A. Dowd. one house and lot in the Villa::e of a Edgeficid, where site defendant lived up to s the time of his death. a1 Samuel F. Goode for another, vs. Elam -' Burkhalter, 150 acres of land more or less, r adjoining Caleb Talley and others. 01 Jesse Jinnengs vs. %% illiam Rome. six- th teen acres of land. more or less, adjoining is Vm. Mays, and others. Ih John Barry vs Oliver Simpson, two ..v hundred acres of land, more tor less, ad joining Wardlaw Starke, Charles Lamar. and others. Seaborn Jones vs. Oraslia Haney. Lew is Jones & Co. vs. the same. I."ll. & J. D. Boukaight vs. the saine. The vs me vs. James T. Hauey and Orasha Haney, two handred and twenty-five acres of land, snore or less. adjoining Nathan Norris and others, the property of Orasha Haney. r Landon Tacker, br., v,. Margaret Ogil- . J vie. lugh Al. Qtarles vs. site same, the .a tract of land where defendent lives. Lewis ElIley vs. Elizabeth Clark, forty five acres of land, more or less, where do- w; fendant lives, adjoining John Evans and n others, Charles Hall vs. Richard Coker. The same vs. the same, one Horse and Ba- 7 roniche. Ellis Goe'vs. Rudolph Carter, five thou Sstad aeros of Iand,. 'lre or less, odoiniqg ,'nd otT+. yt nif acrek drFes' W4g0.irtei, Curry, &oers. m. Hightower & Joseph hightower, ti .Mary Floyd, one hnndre-d uscres of land, do snore or less adjoining Win. Hlightower, d N. J. Black and others.hi B. F. Goody T. C. vs. John Sturzene: er, tho tracs of landl where defendant lves. C. Lu. Goodwin vs. S. B. Rlynn, G. L. & E. Pennt & Co., vs, the same. une Ne gro woman ansi chil. Benjamin Barton vs. Fr-edrie-k Chavis. W noe black ware, saddle, bridle and mutr tingails. 3 John Smacker. Assignece vs. John Car- V penser. A. BI.,nid vs. the samte. G. L. & E. Penn & Co., vs.she samneonte Negro girl Mary. J B. F. Goody T. C. vs. Elizabhetht Car-nr 5er, one thausand acs of lan~d sn~ose or less,1J adjoining Johnt tise- andi others. in' B. F. Goudy. T. C. v-s. R odolph Carter,a two thousand acres of land msore or less, ~ ad joining John Wise and other'. t Win. Lever, for the use sof Johtll. Stoc-k man, vs. John Charles. thirty aere-s of land wit more or less adjoining Win. Charles nd be others. Sampson Blond, for L. S. Blansd. v-s. Henderson rSith, and Joseph Jay, one ' bay Horse and sorrel horse. Fox Miller & Co., vs. John Charles and William Charles, thirty acres of land more or less, adjoining William Charles and others. Terms cash. S. CHRISTIE. s. ?. D- 7l August 10, 182 d 2- I For Sale.hit T HE Snbscribe-r offe-ri for sale the well , known House in Aiken. froneting on the tih Rail Rnod and known as alIAR8H'S 110- ati TEL. Thehbonse has been kept as a Public g, Hiouse for several years. and contains 40 roams double and single, the greater portion of thema with fire places. Upon tihe premises are like wise all necessary out baildinags, kitchtens, ne- s gro houses and utabling for 100 horses, in the - yard is an excellent well of w-ater. Terms one third caeh, the balanace on a credit of one and two years. Also-Forty or ffy unimproved Lots, hand somely situated, within the corporate limits of Aiken. Apply to JOHN MARSH,. ALhen. ' Dec tf 45 Brosykt to the Fail A 0F this Distriet. a negro man whomys his fi name ts Joseph. and that he belongs to John Patterson, of ilackies Island .8 C., of light complexion, large whiskers from ear to ea. ee~nhes high. The owner is ruested to come forward. prverpy chrges and takehiimaway. ~ . GOODMAN.r. a. 0. - Jan. 5.1842. tf 49 A Goods atf lowe Pricest i Tm HE Suibwcrber being desironts or redne- It in jg his presenlt stock by she fall season. gh will offer GOODS at very low prices; a liberal discunt will be made for cash. All thosei that - wish to avail themselves of this opportunity of bay'tg Cusar-, will call and examine for them- 4 selves. E. B. PRESLEY. ?agsauldC. L 20th July. tf 25 0 State of Sotith C(arolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. S HOS. S. WILKS and Thos. T. Swann. Ib Merchants, under the firm of T. 8. Vilks & Co., who are in the custody of the heriff ofAbbeville District. byjirtue of'a Ca ifad Satisfaciendum. at the suit of James ryce. surviiing partner, and Thos. S. Wilts. r virtue of'a capiaS ad satisfaciendum at the lit ofrThos. G. Wilk. assignee. having filed eir petition. with a schedule, on oath. of their hole eststes, real and personal. including both e partnership assets and those of the mdi- vi. ual partners. with the view of taking the ben- i it of the Act of the General Assembly. co only called the "Insolvent 0ebtors Act." amedt Sotice is hereby given, that the said po-i ion will be heard and considered in, the Court, r Common Pleas for Abbeville District at Ab Dville Court House,on Wednesday the twelfth my of October next. or such day thereafter I the Court may order during the term, com encing at the said place, on the second Mon ey of October next. All the creditors there re. both those of the said firm. and those of te individual partners, are hereby summoned. rsonally or by their attorney, then and there the said Court to shew :ause. if any they n, why the benefit of the said Act should not granted to the said Thomas S. Wilks and omas T. Swann. upon their executing the quisite assigtment. JN) F. LIVINGSTON, C. c.P. Clerk's Office, July 2, 1842. July G ($17 G2) 3m 23 State of South Carolila, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. M. & V. Adam, rs. Ca. Sa. dney S. Boyce. r E defendant Sydney S. Dove. who is now in tI. custody of' Simron Chmistie. heriff of Edgefield dstrict, by virtue of'a writ 'enpias ad satisfaciendumn, at the sumt ofJ. M. W'%. Adams. having filed his petition with a hedtle on oatth, of his emtiire estate. with a eno of being admitted to the benefit of the Act tlthe Genseral As.embly. known as the "In vent Debtors Act." It ist ordered. that all ud gilar the cieditors of tl:estaid defendant. be d they are hereby timnmioned to show cause if v they can. in tie Court of Common Pleas, rEdgefeld District, at Edgefleld Court House. rTuesday the second day of its next October rm. or on smuch other day of the said term as a Court may order. %% hy the said Sydney S. yce should not be ndmsitied to the benefit of : said Act. upon his executing the reqmisite Gm ro. POPE. c. c. r. Clerk's Office. 9th Jl. 1842. Jmuly 13 ($14 50) 3m 24 State of South Carolina. F.DGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN TilE COMMON PLEAS. B. J. Ryan, vs. Deb. Foreig Anahmaucut. I B. Pixtey. I l E Plaintiffhaving this day filed his de r claration in my office. anl the defendant ing nmo wife or attornmey,kno'wn to be with the State, on whom a copy of the same. with le to plead. could be served: It is ordered, it the defentlant plead to the said declaration thin a year and a day. or final aind absolute gent will be given araint him. GEO. POPE, c. c. P. I Crk's 0ec. Dee.16.181I c. aqe 47 I State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. imafsitog, Guardian, ofr Elvey 'ays ~ . Ta * aiThction;tbi Siaeo Jay, one o the defenlants, resides ont of a State,it isordered,that the said SimaeonlJay, appear in tmy office on Monday the 26th r or September next, to renders, anmacounttof acts as late guardian of the said Elvey E. ~ I Ol.TVER TOWILES. o r.. ra. J' Edgefild C. HI 2th June. 184?. 3m 21 5 I State of' Soth Carolina. . EDGEF"IELD) DISTRIICT. t IN THE COMMON PLEAS. u. Scurry. rs. Decdaration in Assumpuit. in Scurry. . II. lirenmnan, for the nao of a. Senmrry, Declaration in Ddet rs. in Senrv. I *p1Fpfnitf"n'< ning this day13 til,-d thaeir LIdeclarations' in thme aboveo stated cauea. in ~ ofii. andl tthe der.-,datnt has1 ing no wife or U nev. kmnown to hbe withmin this State. on mom 'a compy of said declairution. wvith a rdil plad shall Ihe served. It is ordlered that the defenalat do plead to mehe ,.aid declarati 'ms il a rear and day from thme pumbhcation: of I order. nr final nd atroldume judgitment wil awrded aguinst him., G~EO. POPE. c. c. p. rk's Offce. hhay. 1'542. ly iS Stte of' Soult h1 Calrolina. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. ASHEVIL LE DId I'RIUT. m ring S Patterson, Declaratin Exeutrix. vs. bg clainmat in A. V. Cox. AtaL et H E Plaintin'having t i day tiled his de L laratio in my oic.anmd thme Defendant aiing imo wife or attorney known to be withm the State mupon wvhom a copy could be served m a rule to pleadl. Omm motiomn, ordered t tie Defendant do p lead to the said declar n within a ycar andI a day frotm thuis date, or i and absolute judgment shall be awarded aint him. J. F. LIVINGSTON, c. c. p. rk's Office, pt 30. 1841. 3& __ age 36 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. F AMES MORRIS. Jr.. living four miles Sabove Liberty H ill. on the peut road, at orri' Mills. aon H ardlabour creek.wolls bef'ore e. one sorrel H ORSE. supposed to he eight nine years old. withm a blaze in his face, both ad feet white. fourteen and a haIf hands high p praised to be' worth thmrty.one dollars and icents. June 2:l. 1842. THOS. J. HIIJLER, Magistrate Julyf6 4m 23 State or Souzth Carolina. ABBE VILLE DISTRICT. OLLED before me. this nineteenth dayl Nof April 1842. hy Allen H umphmries, of! bbeille District, one hay HOltsE. eight ears old. 13 hands 2 incers high. right bind mt white, saddle mnarks om. botht sides of' his mk, very much crest fallemi; a star in his e. A. F. WIMBISH. J P. jjane4t 9 3OOR & 109 PRlINTING F Every description executed with neatness and despatchat the Office. 'he EDSSFIILD ADYERIIEhA. DR. SWAYN SY RUPOFPRUA OR WI ORE PROO Dr. noavr~ae' rr ras Vir nt.r RbrL Brown, - and the forikof Lually eureil. rat debility.*al pain in the. id. ther syhiptoms Disease. not es using he secoidbe medicine, her Co and her strength V ihe time ihe usedi fund hersellfe & Unpleasant y 7 disease. ts health, ion respecti .om mends this ru .iit a Cough or a DIsease For sale by Dr.S sitt St. Philadelphiia S D. CLARKV Corner Centre sa eft gai bo~rg S. C. june 15 State of Southj Ia mt EDGEFIE i T. Thomas Berry, App1 rs. Ruth Martin. Defendai Tnng tomss t Ri Martin. the dere : red without the limits J ps.W'eorl ordered, that he -1r4 di ision or Wale of stat 1 ill. dee'd.. on or. W. y septenber netif, r of recoird. OLI R, I June 10, 1842. -20 State of Sout EDGUEFIELD IN THE CO .4S. Btton Mtimms,~Vs. Du uaei Attach H hlmes & Sincar,1 W H EREASs ted case. bWe't dheista inn againstthe Del aiehabnifrom Lnd without the fiinWio iis raid minig neither wife *ithii he asne, on whom a riuaaio Nith a rule to lead the eted: rdered. that the Defe 46 sai teclaration, within47Yea a the late thereof. fi tejndg nont will be an CleJ'sofe, POPE C. .k. Oct. 18,. I . .. 38 21tateOf R P . BARNWEL DSTRICT.4 IN TIlE COM PLEAS. J N. Turley, Willam R. Fowlr IHE plainldRirin b e 4 'ethi -0 fite his and be defe at hlas ii ', V o-be in tbje es 0 ,Onm de e end is dite, va fiti will e awarded aE 2 - State ~oI naW 0. - W tedca, 4biaytdIdee atI ainst the Defend tw is alimt from. and tthout the bintts e tlsS t is-aiad.Iar g neither wire norauorney, kaown withina the znton whom a copy ofth..decfaration with a a&iplead theetn~ ' be serveda Eluder d~ate Defeindebt ~idto the saidl deelara. Ot. Wishin a Jear'sd iday, from the date ereof. otherwise Saland absolute judgment rill be awarded aginet inm.. :lrk's Offe, ' .EO. POPE, c. c. a'. et. 18,.1841. J .ge -ks State ol' Souitti Carolina. EDGEPIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLE AS. 'homnas Carson) ' .Daration is Deli. vs. Foegn Attachment. oh Scurry. 3 'HIG PlniotiD having this day Bled hi-. I decaratiotn" In tiiscae, in nmy office. ami ae defendant having nt ifeor attorney knwn Sbe within this State, on whom a copy of said elaration, with a rule to-pedeau be servedl. t is ordered, that the said defenait do talcad the said declaratidnt. within a year andl a lav fri.m the pnblisinnto~this order, or lim.:Z .'d absolute judgnit will be awarded againist tim. ' t'E0, POPIC, c. c. r. "erk's Offee, Edge~BidC. R.LFeb. 25. 1842 SMarch 2 -ly 5 State oif tiu :('arolinia. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THlE COMMON PLEAS. Anson &lobleyA Drierto in A t W H E REAS- eJaintifrin the aho-sc stated eiue"hai this, day tiled his Declaration agaisnt tki Defendant, who it absent from andwilthotut the limits of this tate, ai itssaiLa 1:'either wife no' attorney, knowm: lI ie same, 0n wlani a copy of the, ~ iip'with a rule to Plead thereto, nih'I served: Ordered hat the Def'endas flet6 the Isaid Dec laration, withstaeaiad a day. fr.um the ate thereunf,ot ' efnaI and asolute judgment wiiili d isst.bim. Clerk's -O.e ag 4 Nov. 27. i300'f .. State or otii~arolinla, EDGEE1LDDISTRICT. OHN B. I E~IB. toils before me, a Slpanish r NRM.E, hodly inclined it be- white, gaf gWeur. 4 feet 9 inches high, su enitie ar old;: ap Thomas,~(f6 epn be sen al key Creek. of May. 1842 ALLE~ or a yh ; as Ia deteriundenntg contracted -~ NKLIN. Augus m* 2 ALUM7SPRING PH&~ re x coaE or pspepsia, Serti -an -mChromi Liver Disease. P HESE Pills are prepared by Dr. S. R. I'amphell, fromn the water of the. ;lly celebrated Mineral Springs. in ickbridge county Va., called the Alum wings. These waters in their effects ion the system are ionic, increasing the 'petite. and promnoting digestion; they are ernative. exciting the secretions of the ndular system generally, and particular the liver and kidneys; they are cathart ic, oducing copious, dark. bilious evacua ins; and they also effect a determination the surface. increasind the perspiration. rom t'e combination of all these effects ion the system. they are a great purifier of e blood, and equalizer of the circulation. he effect of the Pills. made from these otcrs. are in all respects, similar to the ater itself, and each pill is equal to a cow rn glass of %%ater. For the cure of the ove diseases, and all other chronic (or iw) diseases. preseverance in the use of ese- Pills, accorliig t(- the ldirection-. giv i in the snall hillN. accompany ing the Ils, is all import ant; and if they are per ringly used as directed, a cure may be ore certainly expected. titan under any her treatment heretofore discovered. ex. pt from the use otlie water, from which. ey are prepared either by no attendance the Springs or otherwise. They ver. cedily cure diarrheas attended with idity of the stomnclh, a.d what is com only called heart-hurn; two or three pills ay be taken at any time, n hen the stom h is troubled with acidity, with the hap est effect. Theve Pills have an excel nit ellect in preventing the attacks of !rvous or sickt-headache; from three to x pills should be t aken at once. n ben the mptiorns are felt. These waters are an effectual remedy r all hetnorrhnacs; and as the Pila have e same effect in rather cases. it is believed ey % ill also have lhe same effect in cases hemorrhage. rhey cure dropsies in 'mie cases hut nre not at. infalible reme b in all en..es of hi- disene. From the effiecv of these wtrr ind ill, in prify.ing lit- b-lool. they nre itt ilniable in the cure tol all disea-es of the in. and ill indlenit sres. enot dio-posedl to healIth, n-taetn In the it-,e of them for ich disease%, ift ie liseaie of dhe skin al ar. to lie rietaeId at firt. oar if the cIcer :coit mor- in fla ied and d ieharge trn.. Cclv. 10. not tle-4 in ircusjlttance alarm ant ie, or deter hint fron per-evering in their ;e. These are evidences of the rood ef ctsi of the Pills in expelling the vitinte. emors froim the blond to the suirface. and itil the blood is purified. such disease can i> be cured. In scrofuloaus. ulcers. the icortliese waters and pills, invariublh use them to disclaree more freely, and a short time, of a more healthy appena ice. They are a very useful remedy in holera infantum or the summer howel mplaint in children; as also for expelling orme from children. Thev inumedinte give a good appetite, promoute digest ion. id will effectually correct and cure acidi of the stomach. From their cleansing d purifying eff, cets upon the blonod and aM the tone. vigour and energy wbieb eir operation imparts totbe whole -system ey will be fonad igreat preventative of e feres, which prevaiJ in low and un takthy'regions.bene# persons living in te regions, will find it greatly to teir Ivantage to use the pills, ror a fortnight. the commencement of every spfrng and il season, as a preventative, and to build a constitutions broken down by previous tacks of fever. These Pills are a valuable assistant tea e use and efficacy ofsulpehuraus and sa se mineral waters, and three or four of em taken each day, at different time's, bich itn attendance at other mineral ritngs, wiould adde gre-atly to the curative rects of these waters. These wiaters arti pills are worthy oef ec notice ofl the 3Medical Faculty; andte an ear hatnds woul-I be a v-alutable article ina ec tre'tmdetal et matay diseases. otheris ae rnamanagable. In a'naenorheat. dysizeen -rhaea atnd luchoaerrhen. the ws ater, oft Ce Alum Sprinag are pe-culiarly e-lle cions; atnd we believe the- pills ettade oam these waters, nieuld have the samei Tec in the treatmnent of ghost-edi-cascs. la the water has; the're-fore, we w ouldl -ceammenil a trial oh th-e, hes the Fatcul itt theose diseases. Tlhe.e Pill, are east taken, tiavitng no tnuscetua taste. n.re. erfectlv safe- ini all cases where active fe er doesu not exist a di do not sicken per its ns bie using them. Just received and for ae hy J. D. 'lIBJETS. at the Edgefield Shoe Nrore. M101FATT'S EGETAlBLE LIF'E PILLS AND) Pi(ENIX I1l' TI-Jt-. DiftleilN oW 'rlEt LlrFE .IEDICINES. LhIlE re-ader may tnot perhapus ho awsare theat the elcigmc of 3iotfat's Litfe Medtcines is the restet of a prfotructedi aicie patonfu ldI uso theireorigttnater. Mr John .hulotat V tern ken alt. Mr. M. was a prosperiu., aid flour ti;: imerchanat ee the lowser part of the city of ew Yat k; tand having conesulted and employed nutmber at our mnost skilful phaysicianes. lie. er meonths ouf suffering. wvas prevaitled tipOnt purchase the recipe at the invaluable vege. ble preparatitn now otferedt to the pubtec. The eteeti of the- Life2 .lediciiee in his owni se was so sinegular and remarkable. that he nimediately deterrmened to oier tea the worldl a edicine to, which he not only owed his itfe. it his haappineea. The untforna sueccess which te since attended teir adinistratioen in eve instaunce. where a fair trial tias beeni given out. ha.s beeni attested by thouesande, and an niestibly preeves their intrinsic merit. rtE Lu'E bh EDictss-G ENERAL . IeEuctts. These muetcines are indebated for their name their manifest anid se-nsibte action ill Puriry. g the spirintgsand channels at life, and etndmg m wite renewed tonee and vigor. atnd to the idobted fact that at a very carh pieriod in air history they had rescued sufi-rrers friom e very ve-ige at an untimely grave, after all a deceptive inostrumts eof time day. prececribed rphe'siciasa had utterly failed, itt which ca stlhey also permanenitly seenred that uniform ijoymnent oft health, without wvhich life ataceif bitt a patial bleessmig. So e-at enJeed had eir effiacy inevariabbi proved. that it wras arcely less than miraculons to those who were acetnainteud with the beautifully philasophi I prmipilesupont which they werecompound I .and upna which the cnequently -aet D hi I&~ Sl MEAD QUARTERS, u CLAnenn1oaN. June 2W, 1842. a torders No. -.] al HE Ccommissiomed Officers of the follow. at ing BRigades are ordered to encamp for o 6va days. at the times herein specified. viz: The 1st Brigade or infantry. on Tuesday, i The 9th Brigate of Infantry. at the Lime. ti stone Sprin:s, on Soudaythe 5thiday of Sep. to tember next. F The 5th Brigade of Infantry. near Camden. ut on Monday the 19th day of September next. ii The 7th Brignate of Infantry. near Society T Hill, on Tuesday. the 27th day of September . next. The Commissioned Officers of the lst and 5th Brigades of Cavalry will encamp by Regi. r ments. with the Brigades of Infantry in which at they are located. for by Brigades, wvith either si Bngade of infantry of their Division. as tha th Brigadiers may deem mtstit ctinvenient. e, The Major Genarals nf the Ist and I.:h Divi- ,j sions. an.1 the Briandier Generals of the 5th. 1C 6th and 7th Brigade., are required to extend so much of this order as relates to their respective commands. ot The Quarter MaIter General will canse the ce arms and tents to be at earh encampment in Ih due time. at The following Aidt-deCa mp to the Cnm- S mande -in Chiel'. nre -rdered to atteid the en campment... viz:-Col,,nels Wigiati. Dikinson' M i Thmasomn. Englsh. ainning, Wallace. Mar shall. Singleton and Taylor. By order at the Cominander-in-Clurf. a J W. CANTEY. pi Adjutant and In.opretor General. Ie I July7 6t 24 m4 At 01 'i d. Head Qiuarterx. I) Gxvr.na. a iUNWdn. -X4. -- V I 't.si :sn. Jly 4. iF42 ! 7 r.. II A SK I1.1.. har mig lbeen appoit- n t ed Pay ma-ter (ieneral. %% ith thse r.mntk oif Lt. (tolonel. %i ill be obeyed and respected according. By order of the Commander-in Chief. II J W. CANTEY. fr Adji. S- Ins. Gen'. o Jnly 27 f6t 26 u State of Souh ('airolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. U IN TiHE COMMON PLEAS. Robert W. Mathis, Assumpusit, m Wiley Milton. Foreign Atachment. ct S[IIE Plaintil having this day filed his de. i elaration in my ificea.nnd the defendant 8 having no wife or attorney. known to be with- C in the Stlie, on whom a copy of the same, with ct a rule to plead.couldhe served. It isordered. W that the defendant plead to the said declaration v within a year and a day, or fnal and absolute judgment will be given 'nst Iim. G O. POPE, c. c. F. C2erkaOjc.Dec.15.1841. c. aqe 47 a State of-South Cajolinia. th EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. th 'IN *,THECOMMON PLEAS. oat, :.u Dildilsut Rud& drJohnston, Dedaweren vs. en Aflhhraaet, at John Setrry. Ddt. ' 1H EI plmaintiffs bannag thism day filed their dle- 01 c larationms to my offie, and the defendanmt at having non wife or attornney known to be within time State, ain whmom a copy omf thme same, with a th rule to pleaad, couild be served. It ise ordered. hit that time defendant plead to thme s.aid de'claration, t within a year andl a day, or fiaa and absolute judgment will bc given agammt him. GE0. POPE. c. c. p. EdgefedM C. I I. )ci Clerk's Offce ar 1 30th .Aiarch. 1M42. til State o Sol it I 0(; o na m K DGlFi-ELD i)IS'liilT. nm IN THE COil110N t'LEAS. o, Beverly Burtonm A .ttachmemnt, tl vs c Wmn. M1. Staeifle. Del:. f *h -11 P'lainmtitl'hav~inmg thieslday ficed his Declaratini in myi office, asnd the D~et'end ant having mno Wife o'r Attorney knownmto be (t 'vitin thme State. ont hmom a copy of time isme. ra wite arule. to pleaud~.comi he. <eared. ht is air ,t2 deredt that the Deafendant ph-ad to time said ce I'| taration witin n year amnd a dlay. or final anid I p absotute judsgememmt n idi heg'iven against immn. GEt). POPE, c. c. e. a, Clerk's Ofiire. Dec. ia8. l841. o .. a $7 50 47 . State of Sothtl ('arolinia. ABHEVILLE D)!STRlCTr. IN TIlE C)MM UN PLEAS. William 5leCarley, vs. Trammel & Jone, 7E H E: Plaintiti in ime case, hsaving fied his I declarationi in my atlice, anda the Defen 7 dlants imnving neithmer wives. mnom attornecys on whomna copy of the said desclaration. t ith a rule 'I to plead thereto. might be served: Ordered. n< that the said Defenants do appmear and plead ta to the said declaration ; thsin a year amid a day msi from time date of this oe':-, or fminal amid absolute N judgnenmt will be awardeda agaist them. a JNO. F. LUViNGSTON. c. c. r. af Clerk's Offce. Dec. 16, 184l. nqe 47 to State f' "ou t h C arolin a. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. ci IN THE COMMON FLEAS. I Lewis Culbreath, Declaration in As- e John Scurry. Foreign Attachment. in Samuel M. Chappell, Declaration an As es.smpi John Scurry. ~ Foeg Attpacht. 1 IIIE plaintiffs havinig this day filed thmeir ale clarationa ini tihe above eases, its my olyee. and the defendant having mm wife or attorney, knmown to be within tis Stiate. on whom a co- to py of said declairatiomn, with a rule to pilead, can in be served. It is ordered, that the said defean. tim dani do plead to the said declarations, within a 0r year and a day from the pumblicatian of this or. thl den, or fanal and absolute judagiment will be th awarded against him. iih GEO. POPE, c. c. r. b Clerk's Offce. fts 26f May. l'842. ly 18 et is For sale. ti SPLENID? new PIANO FORTE, on se A terms to stuit the times, apl to Mr. E. B. ui Bacon, or Mr. A. A. Clarke,at defeld C. H cm inarch6 .e o c TiE PHGl IX BlTTES are o because they posses the power of restoria expiring embers of health. 16O throughout the constta -'as a sad to be restored to I ashes own dissolution.-' The Phenix Diters are tirely vegetable, ~compoeed of reont fond certain parts of the western country which wall inlfalliblv cure FEVERS AND A6C101.8 of all kinds; 'vill never fail to eradicate entirely all the effect of Mercury, ininitely sooner than most powerful prepartions of Sarsaparilla., and will itrmediately cure the determination of BLOOD TO THE HEAD; never fail an the sickness incident to yoong females; and will be found a certain remedy in all cases ot errmas debility and weakness ofthe mort impaired con tiiitions. As a remedy for Chronic and In flanmatory Rheumaiism. the efficacy of the Plhenet Bitters wail be demonstrated by the use of a single battle. The proprietor rejoices in the opportunity af forded by rie diffusion of the press, for placing his VI.GlITABLE LIFE MEDICINES wih in the knowledge and reach ofevery individual in tle community. Unlike the bost of p 'e cions quackeries. which boast of vegetable in. gredients. the Life Pills are purely and soar~zr TEEARLK, and contain neither Mecury, An timony, Arsenic, nor any other mineral, a firm whatever. They are entirely compe of extracts from rare and powerfuF plants, virtne, u' which, though long known to several Indian treibe. and recently to some eminent pharmaceutical chemists. are altogether Inn kown to the ignorant pretender to medca science: and were never before administene in so ha ppily efficacious a combination. The i rst epeoatiou is to loosen from the coet of the stonach and bowels, the various imps. riiie-i and crudities coenatantlv settling arone diem t aid to remove the hardened lres which collect in the conv olutions of the smal I intestines. Other medicines only partially cleanse these'; and leave Pitch collected. mainem behind asto produce habitual costiveness, with all its train ofevils. or sudden diarrhea, with its imminent dangers. The fact is well known to all regular anatoiaiasts, who examine the human bowela after oeath; and hence the prejudice othese - well informed men against the quack medicines of the ae. The second efect of the VEGE T %BLL. LIFE PILLS is to cleanm the kid - neys and the bladder. and by this mean. the liver andi the lungs. the healthfil action of which ctirel depends upon the regularity of te 7 nsinary organs. The blood, which takes'itsM red color from the agenicy of the liver and the'-, lungs before it passes into the heart, be' ths puriied by them. and nourished byf oe -m iig from a clean stomach. courses freely through the veins, renews every part of theysteaa triunmpaiutly mounts the banner telth i the bkooming cheek. .' - The following are among the distring va. ret) ol huoan diseases, to which the VegM ble Lte P'ills are well known to be infalril DYl'EPSIA. by tuoronghly cleansinghe fira and second stouniclha. and creating aAow ot pure healthy bile, atstead of the stale and arrin kind:--flarlecy. Palpitatieu ois - irart. Luss if .lipputit. Helar4rr and 1sd ache. flestlessness. Ill-tencper. Anzisty. Laqgper and Melanrduly. n hich are the geseral sympe tom. of ay-pepsia, will vanish. as a atural consquence ef its cure rAnc-, by e .- -. ang the whole length of the intestines witha. -olvent process, and without violence: all vio int purges leaves the bowels costive within two days. Diarrhrra and CAolere. by removing the sharp acrid duids by which these con pists are occasioned, and by promoting the lebripa tive secretions of the mucous membrane. lP. rers of all kinds. by restoring the blood to a regular circulation through the proes of per spiratiosn in some cases, and the thoroeghsobs tiea of aU intestina otbstlructions in othem. The Life AMediciues have been known to erO s.Aconairs permanently in three treeks. - Get ise half the time, by removing loca' natione from the muscles and 4 gnetsV db, joints. Drpse q el hinds, rig a L strengthening the kidineys and f operate most del'ghtfully on th'selportenta. gans, and heace 'have ever-bein g l lain ree o ir the wrtenseitV 17er; by bores adhern wic lieving the air'vesseksofielwthgu cues, which even slight -colds will" wh lich if not removed becomes hsrdue& ed uJ peroduces those dreadful diseases. Scar;Oi'f cer. and Inretrte Sores, by the perfectpas' which those Lire- Pills give to thebodada the htonr: &corbutic Erpries and Beddis-' plriioes by their alternative ef'ect upon -the duids that Ieed the skin, the moarbid state of which occasions all Ernprice complaetwr, 8.1. - foe. CIosdy. and other disagrceeaat Coseplssions. The use ol these Pills (oran very short:me.wilI ethect ain entire cure of Salt Rlaeran. Erysipels, ;andt a strikaaeg improrement an the Clarass ej the .'ukn. (semmn Colds and lqajess, will a~abe cnred by one docie, or by two, even ii the aaorst cases. Piles-as a reme for -hi,. ntm distreeasig anid eabstinate mald, the Vegzetable Lile Piits deserve a distitpet ad e ptanc n. commazendation. It is welt known to hunditredw in thin- eaty, that the oririnator of these valuabla Palls 'was himself aficted with this counspinis lor' upwards of tharty.des yest, ~ani that he tried in vaini every' remedy p '-cr hed within ltahcao cewaas ofthe Materia Mledira. lIe however, at length, tried the Me direie which he naew of'ers to the public. and hie a. as cured in a very shomrt time, afier his te covery lead beena pronouanced not only improbs hh-I. but absolutely inmpossible, by any human All tha et Mr. 3loffat requires of his patients is to lie paticular an takinag the Life Medicines strictly according to the directions. It is not by 3 new5Jsp~spr nostice, or by any-thing that he himselfsimay say en their favor, that bopestogain credit. It is alotae by the results ofa fair trial Adcwec to females.-Females who value goaJdr health shioulad never be without the Life-ledi cineas as they purify the blood, remove Obstruc tions. aiad give the akin a beautiful, clear, beal thay. and blooaminag a ppearaaate. To Parents and others.- Persons ofa plethess ric habit, who are subject to fits, headache, gid. Iditaes, dimness ol sight or drowsiness, frees too great a dow of blood to the bead, 'should take it frequently. C7hildren, and persons of aill .ages, may take them at any timne, asthey do not contaiianamercury. oratny ingredient that..g qnire~s con finiement or re'stratiou of diet. To flderly Persons.-Mtany healthy aged is~ eivduals. who knowta the value of' Mont's Lik Me'diciaes, make it ia rule to~ take them twoor three times a week, by which they removee the causes that producre disease, preserve their - health. anml keep off the infarnaities orage. Heads of Famdlies should always keep a quan- . tity of the Life Mtedicines in the house, as arem edy in cases ol sudden illnes: for by dahi preampi administration, Claera Mlorbus, Gast an the stontach. Cranepa. Spasms, Fevers, sad other alarming complaints, which too often. proave fatal, may be speedily cured or preeested ' Facts for Mothers and 1lurses.-lt is a ingt established by the annual balls of mortaltt, that one half of the children borin are cut offbe' r attaininag seven years of age, anid the fuI soutce aof this mortality is (ound to exist in ta roast state of thee'tomacha and bowels which pb dtarese the generation of Worms. As the se restirer oflInfantine hiealth, in thisecitical the Life Medicinies havet long helda altnua.s ed repuin:teon; and for foulness of tbe son, and bowels, and convulsions, although Werine.~i may not exist, it is allowed to be supierio any other. For sale Aby EGS mrych *3 '