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--~Mhs Wgsk Oerver ~~ . FRIENDSHIP. Gie me a, friesid-best boon of life, To ebeer my lonely hours; Amid arth's toils and bitter srie Wben oruiune sternly lowers A friend I want whose heart is pure, And melts at human woes: Afections strong-that will endure. While mountains rise, and rivers flow. Triendabip pure-is always kind. And turns a pitying eye. To these who sigh anmid distress Orin desertson die, Misfortanes ne'er can it depress. Or turn its kindness by: It plucks the victim ofrdistress Fes pain, and reted enmity. 'Twill shield the soul from en*'vy's bliglht. And bear her sorrows too; When wealth fursakes and foes deride. And comforts are but few, 'TIs not a plant of earth below, Its parentage is heaven. In angel's breast at Grst. it grew. A fragrant, beauteous (ower. It is immortal and div ine. I1tt may by mortals he possessed, Yet fewofall the human kind With thispweet fower is blest. Friendship pure-'twill soothe the dying hour. And watch the bed orlanguidhin. 'Twill diveat the mnniter orhis power. While victory loud is liernling. Without this beos my life's a blank My mrrows ne'er would end: My soul would sinkhenenth her load Witbout the solace of a friend. I have a friend-he' not of huiman kind. His love is srotag and ne'rr will end; That riend in glnrionu. an divine. my Father. Savioqr. Friend. Ionav-. ~ascelananeeus. Tuken Up.-A very genteel looking I young man, apparently ahout 25 years old, was taken up on Wednseelay last. and conm- a mitted to jail, in this ilae, under the vn grant act. and on suspicion of being a fu. r gitive from justice. I Ile loitered about town here far about 3 4 weeks, telling different tales concerniug I Iis own arfairs. until at length hiu hot I pushed him for hIis board, thinking that a snan who had "11.000 dollars. and vanted to purehase negroes," could certainly pay $10; but soro enough the SI 1,00(i were missing, and the poor gentleman's trunk f had to be seized: and in overhauling it, t certain letters were liaund purporting to be t from his wife, his brother, a friend. and so c on; ale-) a paper showing that lie had been . m Baltimore, and passed as Mr. Coleman. The letters found are directed i 1. H. C Cherry, and Chancey Cherry; and his sig- t nature is also found to a power of atlor. i and signed C. Cherry, which is proh. a abls name.. One letter from his wife. a isesbim to quit Raleigh (from which I paesbe cesmmeler). immediately; that if I t awahe wa's there, h e rohers i t pWes his bail w $4,000) t V&siktedlL ns ononer 4 uiq~ brtI~sys. Anot .frm. I hnuizthaupoy the moui - (a Vn hi rotherlin-law, also advises not to ven- I mnre to Cameden, 8. C,~ (frnm which place she'letters are dated) as the opinion pro wailed there, that if taken ho would he The young man is about 6 feet high,i wery slim, and very light hair. It is sup posed that a reward has been offered for ( his apprehension, and measures are beinge taken to ascertain the facts. We under- a stand he was entering largely into the af- I feetlons of' certain people, by virtue of the a *11,000.-Fayettesille J.'C. Carolinian. Semdebing RicA.-We "vill condense a I good story, we saw a few days since in a southern paper. This is the gist of it:- 1 A gentleman arrived at New Orleans, was prompted by enrioeuy to visit the battle- -I ground of Gets. Jacksnn'. fame. A rrived1 at the spot, he fell in with an old negro, who bore the marks of valor on his person in many a scar and wound. The gentle man enquired ofebony how long he had lived in the neighborhood ; be answered, 40 years. *-You recolleet the battle, then?" "T'o be sure I does-I was hero myself," "You can tell me the situationI and relative position of the force., then!"1 -"Yes GI'se the child e-in do dat ting theirs (ponming) was de cotton bu::.: nal along out toide wonad; gosh, how I did work dett day." "The day of the battle. elh?" "No. masse. the day afore, in carting dem bags down from the city." "Do you call that work, when compared with the glnri ous achievement of the dlay afler, when you received those scars, ehich make your old age so honorable?" "Oh, I didn't git theae scare Ont that day, by no means-I got 'em when I was blowed up on the Mis sissippi, about five years ago this lblessedl fall-that was a baster, and no mistake about it." "Where were you, then, on that glarious morning?" enquaired the gentle man, who was impatient to get all the in formation he could. "When the first gun announceed the commencement of the en gagement-where were you then my good fellow?" "About dest time, sir, I was ivasaig like de debbil usp to towen, replied the old darky-Neto York San. Pforue Malticavli.-The leaves of this prolike plant, so much superior to those of all other varieties of' the Mulberry as food for the silk worm, are it would seem, about tohbe turned to another good account The Petersbarg (V..) Intelligeneer of the 22d ultimo, states that D. P. C. Spencer, of that place, with the assistance ot Mr. Wil. 1iam Miller, Manager of the Mlatoaca Pa per Mill, has succeeded in manufacturing ezeelloat paper from the leaves. The editors of the latelligencer add, that they have now in their possession several num bersoftbeir iseeofthe 22d ultimo, printed on th tu manufactured.-Chron The Merriaa Journal, in noticing a aahof Mr. Adams, in which he say .th" Whigp have appealed to the of hatle.** makes it road the God of bot Slst, wile another make. it God of Bar eb!k Tbsy most has. bees drinking barrd For Sale. T HE Subscriber offirs for sale the well known.House in Aiken. fronting on the ail Road, and known as MARSH'S HO. EL The house has been kept as a Public louse for several years. and contains 40 rooms louble and single, the greater portion of them ith fire places. Upon the premises are like vsie all necessary out buildings. kitchens. ne gro houses and stabling for 100 horses, in the rard is an excellent well of water. - Terns one third cash, the balanco on a credit )f one and two years. Also-Forty or fily unimproved Lots, hand. somely situated. within the corporate limits ol &iken. Apply to yJOHN MARSH, Aiken. Dec9 f 45 ALUM SPRING PILL. rnf- TUE CURE OF Dyspepusia. Scrojidous and Chronic Licer Disases. T IESE Pills are prep- d by Dr. S. R. Campbell, from the water of the tbghly celebratedA Mineral Springs. in Rockbridge county Va., called the Alum 3prings. These %raters in their effects ipon the system are ionic, increasing the ipietite, and pronot ing ligestion; they are uternative, exciting the secretions of thea glanelular system generally, and particular )f the liver and kidneys; they are cathartic, roducing copious. dark. bilious evacua inns; mnd they also effect a determination o the surface. increasing the perspiration. From tl'e combination of all these effects spon the system. they are a great purifier of he blood, and equalizer of the circulation. rhe effect of 'he Pills. made from these raters. are in all respects. similar to the vater itiself, and rch pill is equal to a com non glass of water. For the cure of the tbove diseases. and all other chronic (or low) liweaes. preseverance in the use of lae-e Pills. accurdiig t the directions giv mso in the snail hills, necompanying the >ille, is all important; and if they are per reringly used its directed, a cure may be utore co-rtainly expccted. than under iny other treatment heretofore discovered. ex. ept from the use ol the water, from which. hey are prepared cithier by an attendance it the Springs or otherwise. They very pet-dily ctre diarrhn's attended witI iidity of the stonnchs, and what is e-am nonly enlled heart-hurn; two or three pills nay he taken at any timE. when the st'an ich is troubled with acidity. with the hap aies effect. Theso Pills have an excel vnt efTect in preventing the attacks of aervous or sick-headache; from three to) i pill0 shaould be taketn at once, i lien the ymptoms are felt. Thrse waters are an eff'etual remedly "r all henorrhages; andf as' the Pills have hesame effect inaather caes. it is believed hey will also have the same eff.-ci in cases if hemorrhage. They cure dropsies in ome cases. but are not an itifalible reme y in ail eases of this disease. From the efficacy of these waters and tills in purifying the blood, they are in aluable in the cure of all diseases of the kin, and all indolent sores, not disposed to i healthy action. In the ase of them for neb diseases, if the disease of the skin ap ears to be rietated at first, or if the ulcers ecnme more inflamed and discharge more hislv, let not thiscircumstance alarm any ineoedeter him from persevering in tbeu ise. These are evidences of the good ef. eets of the Pills in expelling the vitiated lumors from the blood to the surfaee. and ntil te blood is purified. 'such disease can tot be cured. In scrofuloas ulcers, the se of these waters and pills, invariably ause them to discharge more freely, and it a short time, of a more healthy appear nee. They are a very useful renredy in holera Infantumt or the summer howel omplainit in chaildren; as also for expelling vorme from ehtildren. They immiediate y give a good appetite, pronmote digestion, nd will effectually correct andi cure acidli y of the stomach. From their cleansing ind puarifying effe cts upon thec blood: and rom the tone. vigouar and energy which heir operation impiarts to the whole 'system hey will be fouttd a great preventative of htefesers. which prevuil in low and un tealthy regions; hence, persons living in uch region", will find it greatly to their dvantag~e to use the pills, for a fortnight. a the commencetnent of every spring andl all aeasona as a prevetattive, anal so build ip constitutions broken dowvn by previous sttackLs of fever. These Pills are a valuable assistant to he se nnaleflic'acyaf sulphurnus andl en ine ineral waters, anal three or faitr oh hem taken each day, at ditferent times. whicht itt attetndatnce nt other mineral springs. woulad addl greatly to the curative iffects of these waters. These waters and paills are worthy ol he notice of the Medlical Facualsy; and in heir hands would be a valuabile article ina bhe treatment of many diseases, otherwise unmaniagable. In amenorrhtea, dysmen. rarrhea and Inchorrhea, the waters oh he Alum Springs are peculiarly de. taeiosus; and we believe the pills made from these waters, would have she same effect in the treatment of those diseases, that the water has; therefore, we would recommendl a trial of them, lay the Facul ty, itn those diseases. These Pills are easi ly taken, htaving no nauseous taste, are perfectly safe in all cases where active fe. ver does not exist and do not sicken per. sons while using them. Just received and for sale by J. D. TIBBETS, at 'lie Edgefield Shoe Store may l, 1842 tf 15. 'State or South Carolina. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. WV. E. Wilson, Ex.) vs. Attachment, Debt. TU H E Plaintihlavmg filed his declaration U.in mny alice against the said delesadlant, who is w ithont the litmits of the State: Order ed that the said defendant do appear and plead thereto within a year and a day from the filing of the same otherwise flaal judgment will be awarded against him. JOHN F. LI VINGSTON, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, 24th Sept. i842 * Sept. 28 ly y Notice. A LL persons indebted to the firm of Mitch ell dr, MeNeilL. on book account, are re quested to seutle their aecounts with Maj. John HI. Husghaes, who as our lawful agent to receive ad pay over the debt. ofasid frn. C. MITCHELL, J. M~cNEILL. Septr. 301ba 18'. . t THE U. S. '18TR1Q j DISTRICT OF SOUTa. IN BANKR IN the matter ofAlbert N. Persnant to an Order oi of the United States, for th Carolina, Notice is herebygi' be shown before the said Cor Court House in Charleston, ninth day of Otlbt, iext, a A. M., why theuuidAlliun not receive bisDisered August 10 TIlE U. S. DISTRIC I DISTRICT Oi Sou IN BANKRU IN the matter of Thow. . T. Swann, Planters. late the firm of T. 8. Wilks & C Pumrnant to an Orderuf the United States, forthe D olina, Notice ii' herebygme be shewn before the said Court i Court [louse in Charleston, day of November next, at . 31.. why the said Thomas 8. T Swann. should not receiw.n certificate. as a Bankrupt. * . Charleston, 15th day of A H. Y. G A Angust 24 THE U. S. DISTRCT DiSTRICT OT SOUTH IN BANKR( PTC!WKX IN the tsmtter of Thowas J. rlTE nk rupt. Pursuant loan Order i Court of the United States, for lidwD of South Carolina. Notice is behii ii that ramnse he shewn before the siuM. At lih Federal Court flouse in Charoeirab0the iwncmty-ninthl day ofOetober ~ on n'cInc. A. M.. why time said should not receive his Dischargesa i e a'. a 3ankrumpt. Charleston, 1st dany ofAuenst. t H. Y. GAP LO A ng ut 10 03% 9 THE U. S. DISTRICT Co DISTARIT or SOUTH CA6ot1ir -. I JN BA NK RCPTCV 3 N the miiter of James L And#W, of Ablieville- District. a BankrupL t Pern'uant to an order of the Distrit of tihe .'ittd $tates, for thme District of ~ar oitn:. N-itmce is hereby given, hmaI'-be shewni before the said Cmrt,:ar:. I Court Innme iii Charleston, on d:mv of Neaveomber next. at eleveno' wiv th, pid J:me,. L. Anderno, o recei'-e hi<' discharge and cereica - r:mpt. Charleston. 22d day ofAmgunst, If. Y. G RA An::imt 31 1l1lE U. S. DISTRICT C DIITnICT or sOUTH CAiO IN BANKRUPTO IN tin matter of laolie Smith, a Iur-nant to an ordet of the of the United States, for the ' Carolina. Notice is hereby givenct shewn before the =id Cont, a'! Court loue in Charleston. en the December nezt, at leiren o'e okt the s-id Leslie Smytis shonid. n* Discharge- and Certificate ass. Charleston, 5th day at 8 Septr 14 . edi - Dr. JOEM Go. O FFERS his roeional citisq.sOf d evu country, and has ta aW Ge I . L Bonhmam's near the whore lie can he found at allti day, and during the night at 8 e dwelling, except when absent ont onal dutties. miay25 ,1 F~actorIgae & Com3do BUINAEPS. -* HIAMHURQ, 8-. I he-t leave to inform mty frien4 andlthe ComissonBus at my old stand., and having declne#~ ng in Cotton or Me.rchaindisse on may owieacom. I h ope to be time more able to gtrewm , ein.m buyinc anid iellinig for others, on ( tniaismion. I will f.nithfully attend in person Re~ECEIV ING & FORW A RDING M ER jANJ8E to time reimmtry; . Selling or 'iptg Cotton, FIour, Bacen, &c. and Jisytag GRO( 'l.RIES forlImaers, and flatter imysef that I enn more h'save them time small commtissiotn charged; I $arefor iuoli cit a continuance of that liberal pairnnage hith ertm bestowed, for which I now r urn may sin cere thaniks. IH. L. ~ERS. Ifnnmburg, Anatnst 5. 1842. . 28 P. 8. Planters committingbof their Produce, om the kmnying their Gm1re. to my rharge. can be saved the ese comting to Mlarket, by emding direetmonasliwill be strictly attendeed to; all MieebuI consigned to me. will be taken care ef wl in my pos session, and forwarded with du. ~-H. L~. Water Proof. H AMBURG, ;> T H E Subscriber begs eav4infort his friend'., and time publieU -contianes Warehouse & C arntson at his former stand, know e.'V erProof W~arehoutse. Detached asit is f , itslo cation renders it nearly as ue~~rern Gr'., as if it was tir. proof. The ~arwo wings hare been elevated above the siater mark of the great freshtetof Maj each of these divisiutms of the hald Wjsjore from 1500 to 1500 baies Caon. Bothof tese re ' ezclusively et apart for the Ceiflon of Coun try M1erc-hants. who will from therpossibilityrfoead rses i~ val imself of the ,smcasion to return his thanks tobhis for their liberal sutpportd dmg n. He solicits front them, ani! thi~ y, a continuance of this ;.sures them, that inreturnfor that' be will exert his best personal 'an in=~a this asln self he wil i..' fC ton, directlyori . He -vilattendit e of Cotton, the,recei' tandf or any other bnad ba Cozmmissiont Merchant. 1. b LKER HlambegAugust 4 ' 6. 2S For - A SPLENDID new P REa termsasitthe ' er. E. iUacon, or Mr. A.A.V C dC. H march6 if~t 0 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Dritton Ilimts, vs. Declaration in AttacA Holmes & sinclair, ment. W HEREAS the iffin the above sta led case. hast filed his declara tions insmtheDefend hoareabsentfronm, and wnhout the limits of ibis State, a it is said, liaving neither wife nor attorney. known within the same, on whom k copy of lhe declaration idh-a rule to p lead thereto might be served: Oalered. that the Defendants plead to the gnia delariot, within a year and a day. from the data thereof, otherwise final and absolute judg. ment will be awarded against them. CIe's 0ee. GEO. POPE, c. c. P. Oct. 18. 141, age 3q State of South Caroliia. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN TIlE COtMMON PLEAS. Anson Miobley, Declaration in At rs.taclimcnt. L1. B. Pixley. ahe. W H1 EREAS the Plaintiff iin the above stated case, has this day filed his Declaration agaisnt the Defendant. who is absent from and without the limits of this State. as it is said, having neither wife nor attorney, known within the sane, on whom a copy of the Declaration with a rule to Plead thereto, might be served: Ordered that the Defendant Plead to the said Dec laration, within a year and a day, from the date thereof, otherwise final and absolute judgment will lie awarded agaiist him. GEORGE POPE, c. c. r Clerk's Office aqe 44 Nov. 27. 1841. State of South arolhna, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. C. J. Glover, s Dearationin Attachment. A. Flalsinheck. I lcaai'i iaAntl W HEREAS the Plaintiffin tihe above sta ted ease. has this day filed his declaratnm against the Defendant. who is absent from. nnd without the limit. of thi State, as it .,.-aid. hav. ing neither wife nor attornry, known within the ame, on whom a copy ofthe declaration with a rule to plead thereto. meight be served . it tier ed, that the Defendant plead to the Paid declara. tion, within a year and a day. from the date thereof, otherwise final and absolute judgmien, will be awarded against him. (Jerk's Offce, GEO. POPE, c.c. P. oet 18. 1841. nqe A.) State of South C(krolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. I.V T lE COMMON PLEAS. B. J. Ryan1, Vs. Deb, roreign Auachmcnt. L. B. Pixley. T lIE Plauaifi'havinzr this day filed sis de. claration in mny olice, and tIhe defendanta having no wife or nitorney.known to lie with. in the State, on whom a copy of the sanie. with t rule to plead. conid be served: It is ordered, tha t the defendant plead to the said declaration within a year and a day. or final and absolute udgment will be given against him. G EO. POP E, c. c. P. Clerks Ofee. Dec.16.1841 c. aqe 47 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. 11 THE CONA8ON PLEAS. flvedy Burtoi AutseAnena, .a Win.M..Steigs. Dalt, . Delarati m oce,and the Defen tat having no Wife or Attorney known to be within the Stateon whom a copyofthe ame, site arnie to plead~could he served. It is or lered that the Defendant plead to the said dec aration within a year and a day, or final and ibsolute judgement will begiven aninlst him. GEO. POPE, c. c. a'. Dc.r18. 184e.$ nan a 7 50 47 State of South ('arilina. EDGEF'IELD IIISTRICT. IN TIlE COMMON I'L EAS. Robert WV. Mlathism, Assumapsit-. Wiley Milton. Foreigna Auarhment. T lIE Plaintiff having this day tiled his de. claration in my "Slice. and the defen.danmt having no wife or attornmey, known to be with. in time State, on whom a copy of the sanme. with a rule to pleasd,cosildbhe served. It is ordered. that the defendant plead to the said declarationa within a year and a sday, or final and absmolute judgment will be given agant lainm. G EO. POPE. c. c. a'. SClerk'sOftie.Dec.i5.I84l. c. age 47 "'tate of' Southi (Caolina. AlRIBEVILLE DISTItrCT. IN TIlE COMMON PiLAS. .T 1HOS. S. WILK8 anid Thmos. T. S-vann, late Merchantn, under thc firm of T. 8. Wilks & Co., who are in the cuistody of thme Sheriff ofAbbeville District, tiy virtne'of a ('a. psias ad Satifacienduam. at the suit of Janmes Bryce. surviving partner, atnd Thios. S. Wilks. by virtue of a capinas ad satisfacdumn at the' snit of Thoas. G. Wilks, assignee.' having filed their petition, with a sehedual, on nath. of thmir whole 'states, real and psersomnl, including hath thejpartnermhip assets and those of tihe sondivi dulprnrwith the view of taking thme ben efSt of the A ct of the General Asenmbly, com-. manly called thme "Insolvent Decbtors Act."~ Publie Notice is hereby given, that the said re titiotn will be heard and consideredt in the (Court of Common Pleas for Ahheville District at A b beville Cout Hlouse, on Wedsdssay the twell: day of October tacxt, or muclh day thereafter as the Court may order duarinig the term. com mencing at the aid place. on the second Mon day of October next. All time creditors there. fore, both those of the said firm, asnd those sif the individual partnerm, are hiere'by summoned, personally or by their attorney, then and there tn the saad Court to shiew :nnise. if any they can, why the benefit of the said Act shoildl tnot he granted to the said Thoaas 8. Wilks amid Thomas T. Swann. upon their executing thme requisite assignmenat. JNO. F. L.IVINGSTON, c. c. a'. Clerk's Office, July 2, 182 Jualy G ('$I7 62) 3m 23 State or South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. MAJ. JOllN TOMPKINS, Tolls le ..1fore me, a hay horse with a star in his foreheadl, hair on righat hind foot wI. Sheen handa high, supposed to be nine years old, and appraised at ten doll:mrs. andi can be seen at Maj. Tompkins'. BARTLEY MARTIN,.Mag. a. n, .Sept. 16th, 1842. .in 34 Estray. A Deep coloryHorse strayed from the Plantation abSubscriber on the 7th Instant. He. is ah sixteen hands high, six or seven yenars old, of light form, and a small star in his tae He walks, trot., and canter. well, and is very free under the saddle. P. S. BROOKS. Sept. 19, 18-12 tf 34 State (i South 4'arolia,, ED';EFIELI) DISTRICT. IN Till. COMM1,11 PLEIM J. .& W. Adam-%, VS. Ca. Sol. Sydney n. Boyce. I i E de4fendant Sydniy S. Boyce . who i flow in the custody ' Simeun Christie Sherit of Edgefieid district, by virtue of a wri nf caias ad satisfaciendum, at tile suit ofJ. m & W Adams. having filed his petitiion with stchedule on oath, rof him entire estate. with view of being admitted to the benefit of the Ae of the General Assembly, known as the -Iti solvent Debtsrs Act," It is ordered, that all an, singular tie creditors at thesaid defeudant. h and they are hereby otinmmonedtoshow cause i .amy tiey can, in the Court of Commone Pleas for Edgefield Diostrict.at Edgefield Court Isouse on Tuemday the secotod day of its next Octobe term. or on such other day of tie said term n the Court may order, %% by the said Sydney 1 Biyce should not be adsmitied to tie henefit r time said Act, upon his executing the regunisit assigt.menlt. GEO. POPE. c c. r. Clerk's Ofice. 9th July, 142. July 1.; ($14 50) in 24 Fair Notice. I AM again under the necessity of re nminding those indebted to me on Notes an Acmonntm due up to lst January. 1842. that lo gerg indilgence need tint he expected. m sin-rstion retinires me to collect money, and hope I will besaved the trouble ofdunning.ao those inde'.ted to toe the ex pence of payin cOst. E. B. PRE8LEV. Edgefield C. I1. 6th Septr. 3? State of South Carolii a. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON ILEAS. Lewis Culbreath, Declaration in As Vs. sumpsat. John Scurry. Forrigo Attachment Samuiel M. Chappell, Declaration to As 's. simonpolt John Scurry. Foreign Attachment T IfE plaintiffs having thiisday filed tiheird clarations in time above cases. in my orlic and tie defendant having iso wife or attorne known to he within this State, on whom a c py of said declaration, with a rule too plead. ca he served. It is ordered, that tie Paid deret dani do plead to the said declarations, withmsin year and a day from tie piublientian of this n1 der, or fina andi absolute jtidgment will b awarded against him. GEO. POPE, c. c. r. Clerk's O1ce, a f2t61lay. 1842. ly 19 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELI) DISTRICT. IN TilE COMMON PLEAS. Wn. Scurry, Vs. Declaration in Assumpi J1ohn Scurry. Win. If. Drrennan, for tie mse or Wim. Scmrry, Declaration in Debt rs. John Scnrry. I IfL plaintiffs naving ttis day filed thei it decarations in the above istated cases i my office, and tIme derendant hav ing no wile a attorney, known to he within this Stote, a whom a copy of said declarations, with a trol itm plead shall be served. It is ordered that th said defendant do plead to helsaid declaration within a year and day from time publication c this order, or inal and absolute judgment w be awarded against him. GE. POPE, c. c. r. Clerk's 0$ce, w - yth Atay,-1849. fly -18 State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Stewart & Coat, Decdaration, vs. en Attach meat, John Scurry. Assucmpuit. Ruff & Johnston, Dedjarvuion vs. on A'ttachment, John Secerry. Del~t 'liiE paintiffm havutg thisdav filed their d claratiomns m my offie. ami time defendam having no wife or attorney known to be witii the State. sn wlaom a copy osf thme sanme. with rule to ple-ad. couldm he served. It is orderet thsat time defendant plend to time said declaratiot within a year amid a day, oir finmal and absolt jtudgmecnt iw dl be given againr-t him. G(E). POPE. c. c. r. - k' Ofr > arie 10 3am: 3iarchm, 1842. State of' Sout h Carolina. EDG(Eli ELD) lilSTIRICTl. IN THE COMMOX P'LEAS. Thosmias Car son, frldaration in Drbt. John Scurry. 1'oreign .-ittarament. 'g -1I P'ilainti~ 'havitng this dany tiled hi U mde-aratin in this case. isn my oflice. nni themliefendiamt having no wvifeinr attorney,. kissw tm lie within this: State. ons whomm a copy of sai diechzmratiion, v athm a rule tio islend enn lie sers e It is orderemd, that time aid dhetndanst do plea to time sanit declaration. within a year andi iay frim time pubhlicaion o'tthis ordier, or tii.1 andl absolute judgmuetnt will be an arded agains him. G EO. POi'i:. c. c. r. Clerk's Offie, Edgefmeld C. ii. Feb. 25. 1842 Mfarch~t ty m> YIOF FATT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS ANI Pli(NIX BIT'T"ERS. ORIGIN OF TilE LIFE M1EDICINES. V i Hi E rieader may tnot perhaps he awvari Rthat the ouigm of 31 otilst's Life Medicimne n~ as the resmult or a protracted andi painmful iil ness oftheirnrginater, Mir John Mi 6at. Whiei taken ill, Mr. M. was a prosperous and fimi ieinig mercehant in time mower part of the city New York ; amid having cotisulmed and emmlye, a number ofi our most skilful phmysicianms. hi' altler mnistths of suterimng. wats prevailed upoi to piiuchase time recipe oi' tihe mnvalmable vegen table preparationu now otfered to the puhheli. The eflfe of the Lire Miedic isiss in his owl case was so singular and remarkable, that i imnsmediately determined to otTer to the world mredicine is, which he nt only owed his life bitt his hmapinests. The uniform success whine has sinice attended their adaministration in eve ry instance, where a fair trial hmas been give1 them. has beewn attested bmy thousanids, nsi it contestibly priives theiir intrinsmc merit. Tnr. Lurr. 3si:nsesrs-Gr.nra~t. Rir.stanxs. These nmedicinesi are indebted for thmeir nm to their manifest and sensibmle ac'tion its pturimy ing time sprigsand channi'ls ot lite, and endm thmem with renmewed taste and vigor, ansi to thm undoubted fact that at a vern early' periodi their history they had resen'ed emniferere friim the very reige at an untimnely grave, after al time deceptive nostrumus oif time day, prescribes by phyvsmcianm, bad utterly failed, int which en ses they also permanenmtly secured thmat untifort enjoyment of liealth, withtout which life itse us bitt a pat tial bleseing. So great indeed has their efficacy invariably proved, that it wa scarcely less thtan miraulonms to those who were mtnacqumainteid with thse beiautifutliy philosopi cal pnttciples upon which thesy were compoundi TIE PIIENIX B1TTERS are so caued. because they posses the power of restoring the expiring emers ofheahh. to a glowing vtgW throughout thle constitution. as thd Phenix is, -nid to lie restored to life from tIhe ashes of its 4.n odissolution The Pltir Bitters are en tirely vegetable, composed of rodts found in certain part, of the western conntry. which will inifillibly cure FEVERS AN AGUES of all kinds; 'will never fail to eradiente entirely all dIse effect of Mercury, infinitely sWner than the most powerful preparations of Shrimpurilla, t and will irtn-eliaely cure the deteve4hatidif d BLOOD TO Ti1E FAD; never MliUi ti' t sickness incident to youg females; and *ill be fisund a certain remedy in all cases of weriWs i dhility and wreakness ofthe mot impaired ean L stitutions. As a remedy for CGrovic and I, If flaminatory Rhetnnatism. the efficacy of the l',Pi-nix Bitters will be demonstrated bythe use of a single bottle. r The proprietorrejoices in tihe opportunity a 0 forded by the diffuston of tle fpre, for lacing - his VIE'..TABL.E LIFE MXF.DICINEl with f in the knowledge and reach ofevery individual e in the cotnniuny. Unlike the host of P - cions gunckeries. which boast of vegetale in gredients. the Life Pills are purely and soLzL VoKsTA SI.E. and contain neither Mercury, An timony. Arsenic, nor any other mineral. in any f.rn whatever. They are entirely compeed of extracts front rare and powerful plants, the virtues of which. though long known to several Indian tribes, and recently to some eminent lpharmacentical chemists, are altogether un knowin to the ignorant pretender to medical science ; and were never before administed in so happily elficacious a combination. The first opeiation is to loosen from te coas othe stonach and howels, the various imp. r'ties and crudities conteaily settling around them: and to remove the hardened fmees whic collect in the convolutions ofthe smallintestines. Other medicines only partially cleanse these; and leave such collected masses behind as to produce habitual costiveness, with all its train u1f evils. or sudden diarrhea. with its imminent dangers. lie fact is well known to all regular anatotmits. whe examine the human bowels after denti; t nad hence the prejudice of thee well informed men against the quack medicines of the age. The seconl effect of the TWE. T %BL . 1.1FF. PILLS is to cleanse *9 kid - nevs and tIhe bladder. and by this means. the - liverand the lungs, the healthful actiono(whieh - entirely depends. upoin the regularity of th. n nrinary orgnns. The blood. which takes its - red clor front the agency of the liver and the Sliun;s b eore it prseos into the heart, being thas r purified by then. and nourished byf ndcom. ,e ing from n clean stomach. courses frely through the veins. retews every part ofthesystem, ann triumphantly mounts the banner of health in the hisoming cheek. The following nre among the distressing va riety of hutiman diseases, to which the VegMa ble Life Pillp are well known to be infaWll - )YS'EPIA. by thoroughly cleansing the first and second stomachs, and creating a-flow of putre healthy bile, instead of the stale and arid kind:- Flatuler, Pelpitaden USS Ieart. I.oss of Appetite. 1ieert-msdr and ache. Itestlessness. Ill4emper. Anziey, Lenge. and Melancholy. which are the general symp toms of Iyspepsia. will vanish, as a natural consequence of its cure. (osriveness, byeleans. ing tie whioule length of the intesines with a r solvent process, and without violence: all win r lent peorges leaves the bowels costive within n twodays. Diarrhira and Cletera,byremoving he stharp acrid fluids by which these a I aire occasioned, and by promoting the In ~l e tive secretions of the mucous membrane. Po e erof all kinds. by restoring the bisod to'a regular circulation through th proce ope spiratton to some cases, and tie tbaro*#h! tton of all intestinal obstruetions. in M The Life Medicines Jnave'bee rn Gestn half i mation joints. Drepsiiis Qi strengtiheig the kIneys operate most delihbfsly on theMs e . gns, and hence hae ever been found a -ear tain remedy for thme worscsesof ruwsul. Ais Worms, by dislodging from the Iturning. of the bowels the slimy matter in which thuees tures adhere: Aatheaand Covmuuptaso' by re hieving the air vessels of the lungs front the u cus, whicht even sigh colds will occasion, .wimich if not remove becomes hardened, and t produces those dreadful diseases. &epr, il. a rers, arid Isrelerate Sores. by the p uretprity a wvhich ithoe Life Pills give totho blend, and all .the humnors: torbnurie Erneptions and Bed Coai pler-ions. by teir alternative effect upon the e fluids that feed the skin, the morbid stale of whlichm occasions all Ernprirc contplaints,,Sel lowr. Closudy.anud other disagrec'alde C scse. The tuse ofthese Pills forna very shorttmne.will eflect an entire cnre of Salt Rheu., Erysipels, nnd a striking imnprov'emesnt in thme Clearsn of - the .'ikin. Commont Colds and Iljunzs, will always be entred by one dose, or by two, even in thte worst ca-e.s. Piles-os a reed for this most di..treswinig arid utbtinate malady, the Vegetabhle life !'ills deserve a distinct an em phanic recttcmendion. It is well known to hundreds in this city, that tlte originator of these valabtle Pills was himself afflicted with athis enmrplaini for upwards of thrrty-$ee years. a atnd that hec tried in vain every remedy preseri ia hed withiti the. whole compass ofthe Materia it 3'Ildien. ile however.nat length. tried te Me .dariene which lie n..w offers to the public, and a lie was enred in a very sho'rt tune, aiter his re a Icovery had bteen prontonneied not only improba bile, lbut absolutely imipossible. by any human ioimenns. All that Mtr. Moflat regnires of his patients is in hie patienlar in taking the Life Mledicines .'trictly aceording to thme directions. It is not by a newsp~trr notiuce, or bty any thing that he htimtmoay say in their favor, that hopiehtogara credit. Itis alonie by the results of a fair trial A drier to Frnmales.-l'emales who value rood health should itever he withiont the Life Medi cines as they pnmrsfy the blood, remove Obstrue e uiots.nnmd give the skin a beautiful, clear, heal thy, and bh'xominig appearance. -To l'arrhnts and ot hers.- Persons of a ethe. ric habit, who arc suliject to fits, headach, gid ditness, dimtneis of sightt. or drowsiness, fWor Stoo great a dlow of blood to the htead. should I take ii frequently. Children, and persons of .all ages. miay tauke them at any time, as they do quirs cofineentor restriction of diet. To Lderly Persons.-Rlany healthyge in ri diviuals, who know the value of SdesLife e Medicines, snake it a ruile to take them two or a three tames a week, by which they remente thme .causes that produce disease, preserve their a health, and keep off the infiraities ofage. -Jleadsof Families should always keep aqan- ' mi tity ofihe Life Medicines in the hoirseas a rem - dy in cases of sudden illness; for by their proempt admnmistratior,. Cholera Af orbus, Gout mi thec stomiach, Crampe. Spasms, Fevers, and other alartmiog complaints, which too often jurove fatal. imay be speedily cnred or preveoted -facts for Mothers and Rursrs.-lt is a fact g established by the annual bills of mortality, that r. one half' of the~ children born are cut offbefore ii attaining seven years of age, and the fluithi a sotcc ofitistnorttlity is Found to existi that I 'outl state of the stomach and bowels which pro i duce's the generation of W~orms. As the safe restiorer oflinfantine Hleahth,in thiscriticalstat., 1 the Life ?ledicines have long held adistinguish t ed reputation; and for founies of the stomach i and bowels. and couvnlsions, although Warm. s may not exist, It is allowed to he supenrio anty other. For sale .A. MEIGS, Agn. maurc'a ' .3