Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, January 10, 1844, Image 4

Newspaper Page Text:List: of Leters Remaining. in' the Post-Office at Edge field C.., on the first day of January, 344.- Pdrsous enquiring for letters on this list will please state they are advertised. A. ,Artmustrong, James IB. Bauskeit, John Busses, Wi A Butler, Robert Bolges, Mrs -C. Chapman, Giles "Coleman, Ricard Craigmileas, Wm Christian, John H Cloud,.Jobn . Christopher, Mrs C ClarkI.L George D. Dunn, Mrs Eliz. 2 1)aniel, Thomas S Dunwoody, Rev S E. Elbridge Gen J. Ellingsbur, Charles Elsmore, Allen Edwards, tcol J D F. Freeman, Sterling G. fGirgory..Richard Goode, Le welling Geirthy, John L Griffin, Dr Richard Garrett, Charles Griffin, Cal. Larkin - Griffith, John' Griffin, W B UT. Holland, James Hatcher, Mrs E A Hill, Abner R Hammond, J HT Herloog, Rev H C Harden, Miss J F Holuton, Wade Harvey, Thos B Huff, D Hunter, Robert Jones, Mrs Elizabethloues, Nathan Johnson, William Jones,. Dabney' K. Kenney, Jobo F Kennerly,Rev S Killkrease, ,Esq L. .Lundy, Wm Landrum, G W Lipscomb, James 2 - - M. Morris. Obediah H Mackenzie, miss R. C Miller, Capt E V McDutlie, George McClendan, P- Moragna, WV C Mitchel- Caleb N. Nix, G W P. Penn, Ediand ' Proctor,'W Permenter, Edward Phillips, Mrs Prator, W-C: R. Ramey,.hobnson Robertso, James Royal W 'H 2 Receiver, Tax. Reyol:ds,.R - r. S. Simkins, Arthur Sharpton, Alexandet Sheppard, James 2,Siniley, Major Smith, R . Sumpter, Mrs.M 2 Stewart, Dr James Summers, Mrs E StephenasLittle Ch Simnkius, J C Shelton Mrs. R 2 - .* *. T.. Tarver, Tenant, Gilbert Taylorr E o es Upson, Marcus N ti4Jhn White, Richmond --Wi nitma W . Waters, Mrs. C aldrumr, Wm Watson. Miss Sophia willlams, Jesse Ward, Richard W in, Hinchy Wever, Pickens Walker.W'G .Z. Zimmerman. Samuel M. FRAZIER, P. M. January 3.. 3.. 3t 49 Ridge Academy. HE;undersigned. Trustees of the Ridge - . Academy, having engaged the' services of'Mr. S.t F. McDowELLr for the year 1844, take great .pleasure in recommending- him to the public, as well qualified for the dutie4 of ain instructor, being~ a regular graduate of. the Nouthk Carolina"College, and having-, given . great satisfaction the present year. --- -The:Academy is-situated on the Stage road leading from Edgefield to Columbia, and stn' dents from a distance will -have the privilege of travelling to and fromt the School,- at 5 eents pea-mile in the St'age. Gabe ..Ridge. is well -known to be strictly b ealthy at all.'easons of the y ear. Board cati he obtained in orderly families at low rates., RATES..0F TUITION, pgarter. Spellingj~eading and- Writing, *3 00 With.:rithmetic, Geography and Grammar, - - - - . 0 Higory,.Composition, Elements *of Nataral Philosophy; &c. &c., --7 00 The School is providad with a very suiperitor Terrestrial Globe, necessary Maps, .&c.. com-l - plete. .R.:WARD, * &RT, BOAT WRIGH T, - E.WATSON; ~ u~c S. WATSON,. - (rses A. RUTLAND, Decembeir27 .. 48 t. Notice I. FORWARN all persons. frem trading for .a Nols of hand, made by me, payable to S. S.TBoyeor-bearerj. fors the sum- of two hun - * dred and twenty-sixdollars, or thereabout, dat * ed'in the'y'ur 1841,iichi Note lhas been, can called by a settfementinade between S. S. Bonyce, T. G. Bacon; and myself, and suppos. ed'by'me tobave been given to my father long indes ~Finding on my return to the State, the said~ Nte-was not in the possession of my- fa: the-Ilany determined not to.pay it unless com * ~, pelled'by law. - . G GLLMAN. Dec.27 -3t 48. - 3HE subscribers have foi-med a partn~er sLhip in the practice of Law for Edfiefield District. Office near Goodman's -Hotel. J . TERRtY, JOSEPH ABNEY. * December 23, 1843 tf 48 - -~ - otice. Aipios having demiands against the .L~~tae~ f' ames Timmie, deceased, and tho inebtl to the-jsame are- requested to come forward and settle, so that the estate may be aettldaup. -. De.3- FELIX LAKE.Adm'r. 'State of South Carolina. EDGEFIELD -DISTRICT. * A;'G. Teague, uis.v Domestic Aftachnment. E1Order of th)! Court of Common Pleas, sl.W I~hUjproceed to-sell, at the residence of defelidanftda the aliove ease, on Saturdiay th e l5thioanary.'usxt oue tot of Hogs, one lot o(WSheepp atadvariods~other articles named in the zturn to attaehunentin-said case. - f;~kraicas. -. * S C H RSTI-Es . n. * ~ fl10e.20 St 3-48. * -- ai tates -BIanks~ TATOR BALE AT THIS O'FTICE NEWGOOS! EW- GOOIDS!, UN T JR.LLED INDUCEsMq Read -and reflect! then decide for yourselves OliAItmS SANFWW , (At the NEW CASH STORE, in HAMBURG, in the same milding of H u ra's Hotel.) AS Opened, and is now recelving. a fresh supply of NE V GOODS1 suited to this and the approaching Season, auong which may be found Wool and piece dyd Black, Blue, Olive and invisible Green, Brown and mixed Cloths - A great variety of Cassinmres, Vestings. and Tailors' Trimmings, of the best quality. PRINTS, DeLAINS, BOMBAZINES, ALPACCAS, SHEETINGS, ,c. English. French and American Calicoes, ut all prices; Furniture Colicoes; Linens of eyery fabric;. Cotton and all Wool Flannels; Colored; Plain, Plaid and Striped Cnmbries; Swiss Mus ilns; a great variety of Biown and Bleeched Shedtings and Shirtings, Osnaburgs, Kerseys, Plaid and.Plain Linseya,iBlankets. &c. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. A good supply of Hats, best quality ana latist style; Mcii's Bouts and Shoes, Ladies Shoes, The above at as low prices as can be had in the State. A large-assoranent of Shawls, Cotton Wool and Merino. Shirts. Drawers, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs. &c. &c. The above comprising by-lar the most extensive stock of Dry Goods ever offered in town, having been purchased for cash in the city of New York, which will be sold correspondingly cheap. i7 The subscriber acknowledges with pleasure, the extensive patronage he has received from the trading cogunnity of this and the adjoining Districts; and dcsirin.g togivelhis custo mers, at all times. every advantage that the market atlords, is still prepared to sell as lo w as can be had in this country. Purchasers are respectfully invited-to call, examine, and satisfy them selves. CIAS. SANFORD Hamburg. October 7 tf 37 4ierican & EnuglSh MACKARE,. SHAD. CODFISH,&c Hardware and CUtalery. BlIs. anil 1.2 bas. Nos 1, 2 aid I JS'I' ;eceived, ant on the way, direct V MACKAREL, from the Manufactures at the North, and :*, kits and 1.2 kits No. I Mackarel, from England, a handsome and well assorted 400 s CODFISH. stock of e- 10 boxes HERRINGS, hardware, Cutlery, &C., 3 half btrrels No. I Shad, for sale by unsurpassed by any establishmentin the South- r1. A. KEN.RICK. ern country, which we offer fIirsale Wholesale Hambnrg Nov 25 tf 44 or Retailatsecond door (brick building) front the corner of Centre and Mercer-streets. We -'L0UR also have heavy invoices on the way from L- BBLS. Canal FLOUR, rope in the ship Triton. Amonz our articles 00 100 boxes new Raisins, American, English and Swedes IRON, assort- 2 bogs Almons. ed sizes, Satidarso' est CfatSEEst received! and for: a~le by Sanderson's best Cast STEEL, "SBE RPN American, German and English Steel of all Hamburg Nov.25 if 44 sizes, and sorts, Blistered and Spring Steel, ._... --- --_ Band, Sheet, and Hoop Iron, assorted sizes, BALTI1IORE 11AiI. Cut Nails,2to40d, Spikes 4 to 6 in., Wrought choice canvassed Baltimore HAMS Nails, all sizes, 5 just received, and fot sale by Cast Steel and Crown Hoes. .. A. KENRICK. Lead, Collins' Axes, Adzes, Chisels & Gonges, Hamburg Nov. 23 tf 44 Mill Irons, full assortment. . Anvils,'Vices, (improved plnn) Smith Bellows, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails, LBS. live Geese Feathersjtst re Wagon Boxes, Trace Chains, Wood Screw" ceved and for sale.hy Pots, Bake and Frying Pans, If. A. KEiRICK. Table Knives and Forls, Pen and Foci Hamburr. Nov 25 lf 44 .Knives, Mill cross ent, hand and tenant Saws, JM & M Locks and Hinges, Carpenter's Planes and WHOLE SALE AN) ItETrAL Hammers, DEALERS, Co fee Mills, Gridirons and.Augurs, in Americ, Fr nd English Grindstones, Manilla and Cotton Rope 4to 2 inches, Spade. and Shovels, Ploughs, Log Chains, D RY G 00 " . Gnns. SILK, LEGORN AND..STRAW With a general assortment of all other arti- O NETS, cles belonging in our line, which will be sold CARPS, MATNG - OIL CLOTH low by DUTCIIOLTING CLOTh, fc. &C. ,JHENKELL & ROB3INSOM. SA C L. Siy's Corner, Sambra Oct 7 - 1 Family Groceries. LAIIP .OIL. T iend Suibscriber res:;-ictfntlly informs his A ChIOICE ARTICLE, for sale by friends and the pululie generallyr that . b I. No'A. ,KENRICK. oiers for sale, atlte brick store formerly occk- I tambunrd, Nov. 25 1 tf. 14 pied by Messrs. Sibley & Crapon, nearly op posiu Mr. James Hnhlbard's Hotel, N large fr aid aeral assortment of GROCERIES. parA.KE ticnlarly adapted to the wants of fatmilies, con- fI;ST received and ntow opening,. a splen sistiHg in part of adid stock of New Orleans, Porto Rico, and St. Croix DRY GOa O SUGARS, Lumnp. loaf. crunlhcd & powdered Sng~irs, snitable for the season. comp~rising the ntmros Cluba, Rio and Java COFFEE, variety of1articles in his line of asiness, by Bark; HysoJ, Gunpowder and vperial J. 0. B. FORD. TEAS. Hamburg, Septr. 22 if 35 jeest India and New Orleans Molasses, Ilotll's Patent Candles, 4s, 5sm & . gChina, Crockery. etc. Sperm. do. 4s, , &6s A.GENERAL assortment of CHINA Canl Flour, in wholea amd half barrels, bCROCKERY. and GLASS WARE, con 6 assprte osin hessitigW fotn EtC fin TesPlt& Bol 20 hoxesdo. do. do. Pit H OLihe.EwErsAND aiaETsganit l~ucwh~t i 1-4antI1.8barrlsntl Chnaneian rench Ta ndls 'EneGs Walut am do d. HmSIrK, LENorN AND.STRA 50 oxe Tale do.(a u ariCl,)P aiSnMtTIN & Oil COT 25 brUTCHIriLhTPotatoeT,,(Rcati) 2ambrce, Onionsve. .. tvesin). 42 ibly' Co nerar, cs ,03 rienda nder thers pubice lanra, hateh, akers fo side cat h c stosen former ocu- atprorLan. pidbsyt Mert. Sibley&Crit , pennearly wp- .a y SBE .(AAO meos cMr amets Hubboard'ovsHe, nuea, lare, ctinamg,merapassrme giGrC ERaE, parl-I4C fhE~ . .ituarly adedsto thi wan teor initieve. con-us n ieptlc hs. luvataa ss insitint o af ng uersetal:'cie alsru sa rsi~11k ~ 'l. rewsedt clland -Porto i for tandSeet. seetdbyorooiexra iN~ ~ok o LNew Fll crushedc& p o evrougeartisskt.cnisigin1 Bac H y usones r G npowecnd imperadl olo Westenig thia tcndlan sute 0hhs ol ie New Orleans anases Fancy' Patandles, 4,5Y &od30 asRoCbPot io.S.D HSrpaem. lr dockery ,5 ,S emigJv, n nht a'c PI~ELEY& BYAN 5000A C SOeCE M ron, assorte szesby Sept.2ambrg ,00 nli. 2 do f 1 tha thy ae w rceiinga lrgeandspln- UST0 saceive Sandno (bleahed sackspe chasd inNew orkPltiadelhiia ar uiCha ble0 forehe sean.a onrsit ng Tow Bangos ava-acy2y oparicles inhisy lnefgbins, b Har wre Sat~shasGrceies Coce 5cilsnaml Orockery Ro tc. PENNal5,000rlbsn woube refutedlLoafrruga, 0boe d. do. FOD, Pi ,0h0rs Dse.E adBsingls;ftedLa do.it HBASkaheand cns-4antl eng aredin New Chin boes suettTnbesa,WneGa Yok in Bostonja, qt . aehits, eeie 10 be antrL-m S aper Cnets,&c& oattt ealetcposil date. voy . 20 sl by I tal' pAt. KENRles . mos evyask ivarpom Sat.oseleacesdackin) th-5bl aa lta,(homeba sehooe. Tankfle fo.th (as ie akce) thi 40do ing, palo, ocinsi a5 re. IricssePotatsoesd(Caan) 2 tiebrgc es ptnions, (red1an siverskin,)E Li e (i fn e N ordeWhit * OsALSOs 1,00lb.Fa Lead, Bar soashig C potton ca IrGS. w4l 0 s. rainw Gls xO 0 1000,pas yrckes, tuNer spO gmS. . 10 s"ht Lisered dizes liomadrcope~s IE &ad ch4ooNte 5 ", empr Snpe ior CLtam.Cu amurgsccs cOcast e, Gohe buteo inon sAltoby StareL EYul'esfoechetN fa biscuit; lmonihg eobapcome crackerClwt- HamburlatOct.t25 tf q3 erIcrakersDbe ,crak, pLED Pread, Thedal-o arm..nla Crs in ANondsE B E N S enrrants.'citronralove.,Snu mes,,Pmacg, G RiC EeR E E 'hige :inmn epesie g tger sago peaLinedOl apOl :steirsr Balemacroi vseneilli.)smsar reHatSuscribers reaispSothuyinr Ireir starc, Wet Inda an Amercanreberss. briend car thuicthe hrey havuclre rqted to BCOl, andonein, for ahte. caidtelected, byha oneolte r, iew Yaork,. Dos~ formtergic o Clvrk. f h Co5rif~ Edg . whihs in ato their former & ck. c priseistsc. thag SIBeY as rAntfGd Har. wae ue rokr.Has ;hoes, . ambim.il, Jav, and3 tohacf 23e an Saddle'.. . ints n esyad 7 ud.Ws ni oss N-E W IBOOT, SHOE, ti 1w. " 8% S T O R E. rF H1E Subscribers respectfuilly informs B their frienls and the public in general, that they have entered into co-partnership, and will carry on the above named business in all its va rious branches, in the town of Hamburg. They will always keep on hand aquantity of FP1E BOOTS, Warranted home -made Shoes; Brogans, &c. Coarse and flne Ladies Shoes. Children's do., North'ern Brogans, &c. Marness " 4 WJagmn Geers. BOOT & H1OE FINDINGS. .In short, they will keep all articles connected with the trade, which they will sell cheap for Cash,.well dried Hides, or town acceptances. N B. loots and Shoes made to order, in the most fashlonablc style, and Repairing' neatly executed at the shortest notice. itt. L. GEARTY, THUS. McCONNELL. October - tf 11 37 Water Proof, & No Mistake! H. L, JEFFERS & co, WAtRMIoUsi.: & ass ".ItAL CrMISION MRllWANTS.-HAM BURG, S. C. B EG; leave to inform their friends, and the public generally, their NEIV WA TER PROOF .1'AI:EHOUSE, with-largo conve nient close Stores.attrched, is now completed and ready for the reception of Cotton, Merchandise; ac. It is situated on the principal street lending - into the business 'part of the town,' four feet above the hi: hest water mark by actual sivey, entirely rejmote from all other buildings, which renders it fire-proof. and conveniently situated for loading aid unloading wagons. They are now permanently located in this place, and pled;red not to speculate in Cotton on their oown account, but-to give ihoir undivi do attenioti to th,- interest of their cnstomers. , and are fully pr.epared to attend to the Sale, Storing and Shipping, of Potion, Flour. Bacon, &c. Receiving and-Fortearding M ERI;HANDISE. Purchasing Goods to order, &c. A-c. Their charges will be as follows:-For sel ling Cotton 25 cents per bale.; Shipping do, 124 cents per bale.. Commission for buying or selling Merchandise and Produce 24 per cent. Forwarding and Storage, in accordance with the established rates. All Cotton,: Flnur,-&c. received by the river free from wharfage. Lt, beral advances will be mde when required, on any consignments made to thetn. Hamburg, Septr. 9, tf 33. FRUETS,;&e - On the wayr-nd daily expected. -Kegs Malaga GRAPES, * 10 drums fresh FIGS, ,5 hoxes fresh LEM.ONS. ' .2 brls. sweet OIANGES Ha ; N H. A. KENRICK. . Harn rg, Novr.'25 tf "":44 A- CARD. - T HE Subscriber informs the P,pbl:c, that he Will open a Scuooi, at Lowndesville, Abbeville District, on the.2nd. Mnday-pf Jan. nary next, in which will be. taught thfe 'usual branches of English, Mathematics, the Greeki Latin anl French Languages.. His. Classes will be so arranged that those Pupils'who are studying the Languages, can also receive in struction in the English Branches. As his object is to establish a permanen School, as be has had long experience in teach ing, and' been signally successful in preparing Students for College, and as. the location. is healthy and remote.from scenes of disiiyation and vice, he flatters himself that he will receive a due share of the patronage of the Public. Board at $7 per month. Tuition, in the Lan gitages, Mathematics atid higher branches of Englisti, $17 per Session of 5 uziontas. Eng lish Grammer and Geography $10. - Lowver . Branches $7. . . - All who wish to know- tho~competency of the Treacher. are refered -to Gen-G. McDufie, Hon. F. W. Pickens, and Hon.-A. Burt. -J.. L. LES LY. IDec 8,1843 t f dG6 Bethany. Academy, TU E Trustees of this itistitutiotn take a -pleaure. in annonncing to the public. that they have again succeeded in seenring the services of the Rev. A'G. BnF.wF..as instruc tor fur the omtni: yeair; and. from. the i~o .:r 34 nde by ht sttndents of he present year, titt feel fully justified in recommending tht Institution to the conlidencee of those whlo~may be diEpnseA to-rive it their patr'.riage. *The exec ies. will ho retined on, the 'ihh d1 mionday in .In'nry next. and;a-iltcotnott fcor lie term er ten mbthls. in-ham'div'ided into' iwa .'poal smsions. A t the ele of'ho firt .essii.; there will bie ntn exntminatior of thei Studenig. and a public exhibition. S.T E RMS: For Oithogrphy', Reading. griting. . nidArtmtetic,.per tea-ion -. $ 6 00 The above; with'Modorn History, puid Geography.-per session,., 8 00 So much' oftae above asnmay he neces mnry. tog'ether with English'Gram mat. Ancient History-and Geo - graphy, Naturl:Pjadlsophy .Rhe torte-. and Bnokkecping per~ses sio, -- *: . 1 0 00 So much of the former' as mny be re qiuired gith Math'einatics. Chemx-. istry, Logic, iiillI other -higher. branches ofan English Educaution, - per session,.:. . ' 12 00 No Studlent, will bd received for .a shortatr term than thme half of a session - Good Bioard can- be had convenient to the School on reasonable terms. - -A.' PER{RIN, * T. .: JIHIBLER,. + A. T. TR AYLER,, --E.' G. ROBERTSON, .7SHIBL.EY. - W. S. COT HRAN. Trustees. Dec.11 - 2amn~tm 46 State of' South Carolina2 EDGEFd E LD D ISTRd'l', IN CH ANC ERY. The lion. Bayles J. Earle. Ex'or. - of Jamtes 8Bi:Mays' il for Rhydon G. Maya, &.Dannett H.' Maya. - - I T aplieatring to' the satisfaction'of thte'Com-, missioner, that- Danmnett H-. Mlas'one- of ,the Defendittat's, resid-es without -the limits of, this State.' On'motion, by MemmingeL, com-~ plainants Slicitor,- Ordered, that tlhe said Dan nett H. 40 plead~ answvur2 or demnr.' to-the - complainant's Bill, within- three 'moitths fromt the publication hereof,.of the said Bill will be I' takecnr-confesso aigainst him. - J. TE RRY,- C. E E. D Commissioner's Offcc, Oct. 23. 1843. Nov. 1 ' ' -3m 40) .0? -The frieads of George -POPE,..Esqrz,.annonnee: hia- as ar candidate for re-election,- to the Office':of -Clerk of-the~ Court'of this District. - * -- .L an., * -' - * - - - tf 14 State of South Carolina, EDGEF IELD.DISTRIGT; IN THE COMMON PLEAS. I AMES.D. IIA'MMOND, who baa Been P9 arrested, and is nzow'cdhtuined within lit bu'nls of theJail of Edge.fied District by vir tue of a capias ad satifacend un. at the suit of Charles J. Glover, having tile4 his petition with a schedule on oath, of ais whole estate and of feces, with the purpose of obtaining the benefit of the Acts of the Gieneral Assembly, cummon-t ly called the Insolvent l)ebtors Acts. Public notice is herebv given, that the peti tion of the said James D. H ammond will be heanid and considered in the Courtof Common Pleas for Edgefield Distict, at Edgefield Court House; on the second Monday of March next, or on such oiler day as the.Conrt- may order. during the term, commencing .on the, second Monday in March next, atsaid place; and all the creditors of said James D. Hammond are hereby sutmiioned. personally or by nttorney, then and there, in said Conrt.-to shiiw canip,.if any they can, why the benefit of the Acts aTfore said should net be granted to the said James D. Haminond ipon his executing the assignment required by the Acts aforesaid. GEO. POPE, c. B.a Clerk's Ojice, Novr. 24, 1.143. - Novr.29 tf 44 State of Souti Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COM.MONPLE AS. J M. C. FREELAND, who has been a arrested, and is now:confined .within the bounds of the Jail of Edgefield District by virtue of a capi.s ad satisfucirendum, at the suit of 0. H. Lee, having filed his petition, with, a schedule on oath. of his wholi, estate and ef fe.ts, with thn piirpose of obtaining the bene fit of the Acts of the- General Assembly, coin motily called the Iniolvent Debtors Acts. Public notice is hereby given. that the peii tion of the said J. M U. Freeland will be heard and considered in the Court of Comnon Pleas fnr Edgefield District,at Edgefield Conrt. House, on the second Monday of M archltiext, or on such otherdty as the- Courtlinay order; dnr. ing the term,comnencing on the second Monday in March next, at said place ; and'all the cre ditors of said J. M. C. Freel:mid are hereby summoned personally or by attorney, then tnd there, in said Court, to shew cause, if any they can, why the' benefit of the Acts. aforesaid should not he grauted to the said J M, C" Freeland upon hisexecutin the assignent re qumred by the A~t a foresaid. '. ". GEO. POPE, c. n Clerk's Office, 24th November, 1843. Nov 29 3m 4 State of' South Carolina. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. iN TH E COMMON PLE AS. Curry & Caer, Declaration as. in Foreign Attach B. S. Miller, ment. Wilhiam-Curry, Declaration - as. in Forcign Atact Henry Carter. meit. Jared E. Groce,- Declaration as. in Foreigrni 4tachk The Same. ment. Curry&:Cavor, Declaration vs. .in Foreign Attack The Same.: ment. William: Curry Declaration 's. in Foreign Attach The Same. ment. Jared E. Groco, vs. Declaration The same. and - in Foreign Attack-. Benjamin S. Miller. meat. Curry & Caver, Declaration. s. - in Foreign Attach John W. Carter. ient. B. W. Groce, ) Declaration Svs. in Foreign Attach The Same. ment. W. Curry, Declaration vs.. in Foreign Attach. The Same. .-- --.-ment... J. A. Hibler, .- Declaration @ a: s. . . 23i Foreign Atach rliram N.,Wilson, Agent...:ment. Israel Dond, for:the use. .Declaration of the same, as. in.Foreign Auach The Same.-) ment. T..HE Plaintiffs in the n bove cases; -havirng .Nthisdlay filed their.declarations in my of lice, and thejdeferidants having no wvife or at torny,knownt to be within this 8tate. ont whom i copy ofmaid declaraton. wvitht a rule to plead :an be served: It is ordered, that the said defen lent do plead to the said declarn tion. withi-r a rear and a day from rhn publication .of this or er, or final .and absolute judginent will he iwarded agilinst them. GEO. POPE,- c..P.'. Cnerkts Offce, Nov.&,1843~ . y 4)? 4CERTAIN and effectal ctnre for. Afue and Fever; iasocused suiccessfully in the reatmnent of BilionM Pever. Nansea, General [ebility, and Ne'tious Weakness. -'The most fiaftsring recotnendattons of this Iledici.tie have heenr receivedr frmniuainyeai ient Physicin'ns'aiid 8thers wvho have ise'd it. Antd it is prrentred.thiait.no niedicihe has. -yer, men usetd whose actionilias beeinmord b'nefiT :ial-pleasant and invigoraing, and called foi-tha rom allicted suf'erdrs such-iexpressions of heartfelt gratitnaiahd diankttilne'ss. Persona aking the Pills, soon find thnetiisel'es reljieved -Chill :oken,! -Fever gone!! 8tomachand bend fre'e and healthful ! !! Strenth .and apa petite increasing and imnprovirng, and all ner rons weakness fled. *When taken accordinig to' -the directions ac iompzanyinug them,itheyneviir fail to ctnre the Chili and Fever the first-day, .ind'ne'ver sicken the. stomneh or operate upon' the bowvels Their action upon th'e whole system is so charmingi that persons are invariably surprised and pleased ~with their rapid- and complete restoration to health.. The Pills-are purely and solely Vegetable, and the happy-conmbinstinof the ingredients and their proponrtionairb'indh as to pucoduc~e a' mediinea which-never Tfails'to 'relidt'e wifen relief is at all attainabld& - Each box'c.outihn 20-:dosis of Pills-Pdiee One Dolla'r.- For-Aale by H IAVILA ND; RISIEY &. CO.: - Agents,Auignsta, GeorgiA. J.' D.g TelBBETS, EgledCouart Honse. Dr. W. W. GEIGE, Cherokee Ponds Aug 16 ---:6m 29 : To Hue .' FOE the ensning year. a rpenter,.amnd -1. some fine field' hands. A ppy to" December 27, - 'tf'48 2 Notice. A LL persdiis indebted to the subscriber,'by Note, ijlado2Wlil~t5 s,ettle thgim by the first of.Jpaiary nex,oriey .vwil be waited on bpu'tsthorizedloa bliiL {~ HE lJ' PLLS hav~e lmig1teelknoivn-'!.- ' I.and apprciated, ioi ifeirlcxt nerdit~r' ,r"" and iinuiediat@- powers; orrstpug ge C7' health to ,persoiis. ufieripg under ueauJ7 et'e ;'r:= kind ofdIri~ise~to which the .human 'Iriixe'i5 liable. "T!ay are p iticuilsrlyrcn~fledl 0'" all the~ jcrsonshoaejlictedth1hgfjtd of a chr rd or Liraerirg- complqmti cus; tlyJcr ip nio nedic'in before thre.public "whichi Jlas~pg natujral and hnppy . lect .upon thes aytemMi correcting tire si acna r d liver'6, at~dfo4ib; fuimatin of healhy ehyle andierbjkurifyi tile' na'It mild aend pleaat nirthertbpuuitin but the nnit perfectly innocent, salf*andilll cient mnedicfie ever orrrered -to the public Those whlo once- make' a triati.:,of these Pills, never- "afterwar'tI fel +dilling4.. be~itbhoiv them, and call agaii Arid apin thr morwluicI is srufficirent plofoffieir-good'qhide.. HEADJCHE-SICK Oft NERV!OUSi... i Those Who have sutered antd awem y snfleriug~witla :this aistressiwrg aouiptihtm, will 1 finr Spencer's Vejels Pdl. a reoas4: once' certiiiiiand iniwrsdiafe in itsa sii(e:;tOdc sia. gle dose or the. Pills, taken soo ai head .i ache is felt coniin.o,will cure if'i -edhalf' hour entirely. .VP As a remedy in sutmmer a sdbbowdcomplria~s,. they display their wonderful powvors: to: idim. ration, and are for superortoani:hin~ int - for these r~oaplain& -' In Dyspepsa aand"Liver Comnplabft heystaai' . unrivalled:. -Many have -been cured~ianufev* ' weeks, after having snrfferedt undbrhe dred-. fill complaint for years. -' -;.~ In Habitual 3ostiveness lihey~ are decidedly sup)erior to-any Vevetsbie. Pilv erbeuglitbe4 (ore the public ; and 'one -~tiboz' wiUleu tabliah':heii'-erpriszngvrrnesau pages ellsm beytonid he reict- of doubn h eet at~ib orf eveiy-individual. rjn jThep are. intvaluable-in iiervous andl iypu6 chouriincad affections, hooabpptite.ad all'. comnplaints to which females aloneareuu~jec& They are -miild in Uhie'?Wdon"and-cegq almost immediate -cortvicuioarifl hbeiri~uhiiIy from the first dose.. Therm "lie 2 persons ot'auy age ;and. thiefeeble teinfun - .- , the nervous aind delicate- are titteyigthontlfby:; their operation. because they' clearibieytam" of bad humors. quiet nervous irritabilityrjtan tntarrahly~produce soun&healtb. ' : U1 wad ftrewdr~t sand bozos of these Inridmbe PizreI -sold withini the hast twelve o1iithiaribef Stdtes alone, dtanime'>thiaa tbreeyFftties~is -same quantity in other"Stas.-': .i As an anti biliousimedicine, nofta iIii tii&d be without "thewiU'A -iagle-trial of' thecai niore~ rairsfactorythan a ihbust d~ceriicacs: Th'Lri is to ceftt"Iatveegffiwc wirth icrk U eadrhe, eZpepsi ; Compla~int, and Loapvenas 'for the, onnycars,durng t'hiclr'fiinieIY a number-of boe o,~akor dr~li's.Pills' all o clrhider ell butr)Jj2 era l relief... AtIplJai r i tnrpendedttq Dr. -Spencer's.Veg ,Pbit 'd eld f for f never had bii ae ij4ttankj o rtbe' %Ybk Headache ater o t h cr ge1W 4 '1' (now about a'y03 n& ' td6l1~'-; . Tess; thust I have ;Ieri vedtioTh r b n tdtittW', 'teuse of Spence'eiillesttbati fretbli the oilher 'Medicnes: nd --Pills "that-! hay. "ever:. takeni, ahd I-would earna tl yrcommenlt~t : toall,-as being raqniy opan on,;ihe bestinme ciei's o~ ine gg~ut11as The, Pills have 'done me sot iu 'goad,: ~ would not feel willing: to1b:--without thienid five dollarsrabuix; and I 'cannot buztfeel 'eltr

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