Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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e ',Ry,& ophia~t . .4 Z1 'awyer as.. . _ coat this SteteeiQ' - o iby>Mr, Wardlaw,' nae e nedoped nwro demur, to tie CornplaiUstt 'said, biUl,' within :three zontlrm~ hOpablipaton hereof, or; the said. baiyjil'beoaknfl pro confeuiao a ainstlbem Comm 's Ofcc'Fe 28;1844. ^Statei of .South' Carolina: EIEFIELD' ::DIST1LICT' A rust' ee, ' ^ t "T: " jFl for 4coun. apperag, toe satisfactionl.of the Cons ese, n if'iiha .C~i,-eod.whose Ufl t0 tit dfnd ts, ithis suit, re oa~h ~i4it~sof this state :.On motion, " *idlsaiWComplainants' Solicitor. of ep~ath,ave namned defendanlts,do plead arms ; ordemr tobe coplinanIts:ad. bill tin rthus~mjouths from the publication: hereof, or hs ii hill:ii be taken pro confesso againlst .zCommauiQ s ,Wks. Feb.28,:1844 $. . -Fb28 .~ - .. 1 , :WILL. attend at the:following places to .collect 'faxes for the year.1843 - M3oniday, February l19, Pin .os ,, !faday 20, Ridge,. W~duesday,,:.," 21; Norris, Thuersday, "c 22, hMt. Willing,. ,pday 23; Parry'a,. Saturday24 Coleman 5, Monay26 Lakecs, (1f ores) ]l -.Tuesday, 27 T:Ricliardsoai s, + F- uf \' y,- ;213- Alleows rd y,. March S 'd t + Xd ay. . , 2 Dnntonit 6f Slp4'day, "- s4 .Laberty Hill, ~Faesdy,,,.~ "'~* i5 Prks Tbard _ 01-0,;'" 9,C hevokee'Pefld5, ~ ,Beach Island; t '= 3[sdsy TuesdaYi Wedl K . h r 6 week dgefiald C. II. r. y, GOUEDY?.: C. Z. D ."?Y~t'!431 3 . I L B~O~Il) it pniLvate wsale, asplen M'~d4~~C8I n wois fully ed~tpd coinjatent to have tlec. reo .y ; 'Siopranaado hoi~0iito the trade in all itsva* i~r 6 hs;hbe is'exicellen~oD :Cast Steel, ii s' so a- very good coarse Shoemaker. TlbtiboTnbebeng about to :settle himself as t,;afldthing: di ontirnedl.lis Shop: a iFah~ving: coemmon plantation Smith :will * .ds~i,~eof the oitefor css'li. ::The above boy Subimiasheditichaacter.._" "Apviison wishing to see and eaiethe M boys ill apply to-A * " qtr M~ $,XOLL NGS WORTH.: A4 . Y. i { ] Isutbscfsbers. have formied, a partner : 'khi pithepraageoC Law for Edfieflcld ?!' ae"-eeaL (oodmani's Motel. ?3._ ;. TERRY, i-;. .., : JOSEPH AB lEY. d. I r RU1 ~CJEAR LES$AFR, (At the :NEWO:ASHSTOREDJP II u sznu is thes sde Building of HUNTEa'a Hoter) AS :Opened, and is now, receiving: a fresh supply of NEW GOODS. suitedO thitbs and rhe a proachin Season, swong~wvb mDa ::be ;found. , ; ' Wool.andieCQidyed Blaik Blue, Ogiir' idInvisible Green, Brown and :niied' Qioths A eat v riet of Cassimeres, Vestingsa'nTilors'.Trimmings of the best quality. - - PRINTS; DeLAINSR)lBAgI NES, ALPACCAS, SHEETINGS;',c. Enilisb FrenchtindAm'ericitn Calicoes, at aU'mnices; Furniture' Colicoes; Line of oyery fabric;-Cottonialid all WoolFIannels; Colore4;,Jain Plid and Striped-Cambriesf Swiedius lins; a great variety ofBrown and Bleeched Sheetings and Shirtings Osnaburgs,Kersr~s Plaid and Plainlinseya;Blanket.&c. - -i HAT, CAPS BOOTS AND SHOES. Ag.d anPIY ofoHatsbest quality acr latest style; Men's Bdots and Shoes; Ladies Sea-fa, The aboveit as iowprices asica be -had in the'State. A'large assoranent of Shawls;Ctton Wool and.MOpto. - - Shorts, Drawers, Hosiery;Haidkcerhiefs, &c. c.. .The above c'omprisine by far the most extensive stock of Dry Goods ever offered in town,. having been .purchased ?or cash in the eity of New York, yhicb will be sold correspondingly - l The subscriber acknowledges with pleasnre;.the extensive patronage he has received from the trading community of thisand the adjainiig Districts;..and-desiring togive his custo mers, at all times, every ad'vantage'that therarketaffords, is still prepared to sell as-low as can be had in this country. Purchasers are respectfully invited to call; examine, and satisfy them selves:;. - CHAS.-.SANFORD . Hamburg. October-7 f- f 37: OR. Water Proof & No1 Mistake! 100 BBLS Canal FLOUR, H L JL S 100 boxes newv Raisins,, w ne 3;sousA ar.s En CoMisIloNr -2 bar Alr.ouds. MERCH ANTS.-HAiBURG, S. C. yt received a for yCl APO 9 EG leave to inform their friends, and. the SIBLEY r public eneilly, their NEW IV ATER lamburg..Nov.Z - PROOF WAREHOUSE, with large. couve Palats & Oils, nieat close=Stores attached, is now comnpleted JUAT RECEIVED and ready forthe'reeption of. LBS. Extra and No.1 White. Cotton, Merchandise, &c. 5 -Lead It is situated on the principal street leading 10 bbls. Train Oil, into the business part of the town,. four feet 10' Linseed Oil, above the highest water mark byactualsurvey, 5 * Superior Lamp Oil. entirely remote from all -other buildings, which For sale by - SIBLEY & CRAPON. renders it fire-proof, and conivenienitlysituated Hamburg, Oct 25 = tf 40 for loading and unloading wagons. They art now permanently located in' this AICKA RE. SJAD. .CODFSI1,8c place, and pledged not to speculate'in-Cotto:: O Brl..:and 12 bris. Nos. 1, 2 and 3 on their own account, but to give their undivi MACKAREL, ded attention to the interest of their euustomers, 3q- kits and 1-2 kits No. I Mackarel, and are fully prepared to attend to the Sale, 400:lbs. CODFISH. Storing and Shirping, of -10 boxes HERRINGS, - Cotton, Flour. Bacon &C. 3 halfbar*els No.1 Shad, for sale -by- Receiing and Forwcarding MER CHAN.TDISE. H. A. KEN RICK. Purchasing Goods to'order, &c. !rc. Hamburg, Nov. 25.. tf 44 Their charges will be as follows:-For sel S ling Cotton 25 cents per bale; Shipping do, China, Crockery, etc. 121 cents per bale. Commission for buyitig or GENERAL assortment of Ch INA selling Merchandiseand Produce.2 per cent. A CROCKERY~and GLASS' WARE, con Forwarding and Storage, in accordance with .isting ofcommon and fineTeas Plates, Bowls, :heestablis ted. iates. All Cotton; d1our,-&c. Pitchers, Dishes. Ewers and Basins.; granite received-by the riverfree from wharfage.-. Li and'China Tea setts; Tumblers, Wine: Glas-- beral advances will 'he nmade when -required, ses;,lccauters, Lamps, Salts, Cruets. &c. &c. on any consignments made to them. for sale by . .. .A. KENRICK Hamburg; Sentr. 9'm ta t 33 H.Iamburg,.Novr. 25 44 .abr, et.~ .t 3 GROCERIES, &c. Family Groceries- . HE Subscribers respectfully inform their TN IE Subscriber respectfully informs his .. friends-and the public, that they have re -... friends and the public generally, that he ceived a large and fresh supply of GOODS, offers for sale, at the brick store formerly occu- ,e-cted by one 6f the-firmim New Yorli Bos pied by Messrs. 'Sibley &'Crapon, nearly op- ton, Philadelphi; Baltimiore and Cliarlesin, posite Mir. - James Hbbard's Hotel, a large which in addition to their former stock' com andigeneral assortmontnf GROCERIES, par- prises the largest'and 6est assortien t'of Goods cicularly adapted to.the wants of families, con- ever offered in this niarket, bceziiatingin part sisting in part of - as follows: - New Orleans, Porto Rico, and St. Croix 40 hhds.Port6 Rico.'New Orleans ni SUGARS,. St Croix Surars, . .Lump,-loat. crushed & powdered Sugars, 350 bag Rio.Cuba; P rto Rico, St. Do Clubs, Rio and Java COFFEE, -mingo, Java, and: Mischa'Coffee, Back, Ilyson, Gunpowder and Imperial 70 hhds. West India Molasses, TEAS, 10 tierces Cuba' ^ '" do. West India and New Orleans Molasses, 35 bbis New-Orleale ado. Hull's Patent Candles, 4s, 5s, & f6. 70,000 lbs. Bacon, HamsSides &Shoulders, Sperm. do. . 4s,5s, & 6s 80,000 " Swede Iron, aisorted sizes, Canal Flour, in whole and half barrels, 5,000 .::English :do-. 6 casks prime. Goshen Cheese, - 3,000 " 'Bind and Hoop Iron, 20 boxes do. do-- do, - 3,000 " Nail Rods & Horse Shoe shapes, SBuckwleat in 1.4 and 1.8 barrels, 2,000 " Cast, German,1& Blistered Steel, Pickles in 1-2 gal. jars, qts. andpints, 200 setts Wagon Boxes, Tomato Ketchup do. . do' 1,700 sacks Salt, (bleached sacks,) Walnut do. ' do. do- 2,000 bushels Salt, in bulk,. - - 50 sacks Liverpool Salt, (bleached sacks,) 250 pieces Gunny. Bagging, -'50 boxes Table . do. (a finearticle,) 1,000 lbs. Bagging Twine, (Weaver's,) 25 brIe. Irish Potatoes. (-oa . - 150 coils Mlanilla Bale Rope, 2-tierces Onions, (red-a'd silver sk'in,) .300: do Hemp do ' do * . ALSO, -1,500 raids Osnaburgs, - -Bar seap,-shaving soap. cotton' cards. wool 5,000 bs. double refie LoSgar, cards,.pairs, buckets, tubs,-keelers, piggins.:n 3,000 " " c rushied do. digo, madder, copperas, rice, lard, chocolate, 3,000 " powdered .'. I do. Baker's cocoa, cocoa paste..Gosh~n butter. 5o- 3,000" sinigle refined Loaf. do. da'biscit'1einon. biscuit, pic te crackers,'wa- 20 boxes Turpentine Soap, ter crackers, butter crackers, pilot bread; al- 10- *j " Sp~erm Candles, monds, currants, citron, cloves, nutmegs, mnen, -- 20 " H'ull's pate:WCandles, cinnamon, pepper, sice, ginaer, sago, pearl 5 tierceefresh groumiRice Barley. mnaccaroni; veiumcalh, capens, mustard, 2,000 lbs.-Whiite Lead No'.1 Union Mills, starch, .West [adia and American preserves. 25 bhl. Canal Flonr, (dlioice brand,) Pesons visiting H-ambnurg, are respectfully 40 doz. dining, parlor, rocking and requested to call and examine for themselves. children's Chairs, - H. A. KENRICK- 7cases Hats and Ca'ps, Hanmburg. Nvr. 25 tr. 44 15 aks St- Lime. (in. fine order,) 20 kesDupont's FFF g Powder, - CIRCULAR.1 3,000 lbs. Bar Lead, ToPlagees8 .We/rsClegte 8* 40 boxes Window-Glass~x10& 10x12, IBEG leave-to informn you, that I contInue ' 130 bags Shot, assorted sizes, ~the WAREHIOUSE and COMMISSION 2,500 pairs Shoes, . - BUSINESS;at my old 'stand,' known.- as the Tea, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Chocolate. Cm WATE:.PROOFP WAREHOUSE. Detach- -namon, Almonds, Starch,.Naymegs, finechew ed as itis fr'dbm oth~er buiildings, its location ren- ing Tobncco, Negro Cloths; 'Blankets,- Shoe - ders it nsearly 'as secure fronm fire, as if it was, Thread, Cotton Yarn, Cotton Cards, Wool firpoof. TIhe floors have been elevated-'ibove Cards, TIacks, Sieves, Plough Lines,' Indigo, the high -watermiark of 'thie great 'freshet of Ri adder, Blue Stone, Copperas, Epsom Salts, May;lii40. - -.. - Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil, a (superior .article,) - Plalters will thunilie secured from the pass.-- race Chgins, Fifth Chains, Smoothing Irons, biiiflosaianinage by fresheis. br.iss bounid'.cedar Bnckets, -horse 'Buckets, I aviil myself of the- present occasion, to re- -Pails, Tnbsj~eelers. Willow, Wagons, riests turn .my-thaniks to my friends and patrons; for Measures, Feathers, &c. &c. &c. their lieralsupport dui'ing the past seasoni. 'I- SIBLEY & CRAPON.. solicit from them' and the public generally, a Hambuarg July. 1,13843. tf -23 continuance of this confidlence, and assure them that in returni for their patronage, I will use my Behn-A a my best personal, efforta to -piomote and prgtect their interests' commiitted to my- charge.- In TIH E frnstees of'this' iistitution .take a addition jo this essutanco, [pledge myselfthmat pleas'ure si: anniouncing .to die 'public. I will in hto casie'pirchase a bal of cottoni, di- that-they have-again succeeded in securing the retly or indirectly. 1'will attend personally to services of thpe.Rev. A; G. Bagwzn,as ilnstrik,. thed saleantl~forwarding of cotton to- Savanniah tor for the ensumnggyear; and- - from the pr,. or Charlestoni,.also, to the sale of Bacon, Flour, gress made by the stud'ents oft e presentyeai &c. &c, and to the receiving- and forwarding they feel filly justified. .irecommennihng th, ef goodsto- th'e uip-country.- Having a fine -Institution to the confidence of these who may whai-f attached to my Warehonse, no wharfag -be disposed-to give it-their patronage. will be charged on'.cotton to mny care. .either The exercises will be resumed on the third for sale oi.4tolbe forwardied to. Savannah or Monday inJanuary next, and will coninue for Charlesto. -:M; '- - '- - the term of ten mnonths,-to he divided into two Mjreorniiobfyfdosling'cotton, will be equal sessions. At the close of the first Session 25 cents, pier:V bide12j ceiits for forward- - there will be an examination of the Students, ing~ Iwill-also tenld to the inying of goods ad a public exhibition. perorder" -" ~ - :TERMS - -.Very resisectfally,your, &c.2 . 26 For OrthiographyReadi:ng Wr-iting, - GWALE T. an Arithmietin,-perisession, 6 00 Hatibiir 'ga 1843 Teabove, with Modem'Hsortn August; 6m '-28 - Geography, pr sory 8an 0 LUM ER -'- So muchuthe aboetismay beateces sary,together with EniglibGram- - 'Jfe~ e v&PrSCeU ' -- mar, Ancient..iatory'inid Geeo - H3' E Subscriber resptiefully informs his - grpyNtIPhiooh;hsM frimdsandthegobi thath ~ toric,. and Boolkkeeping per ses has a good stock~of-well RedLU o n sion'"R "':' -l '- 10 00' had, andi safinidaily of thm. beshjearst PInes So miuch of the formnes p nay. be re- - at:the fo~oig rcs -- guired~vith Matheiiliis,'Chemi .ADteied- ces nrd istry Logic, and all othbrhigher Delivered 5'" i branichesofan English Education,. -ithia0'r-Im les f h Mill - per session .: -7$; '12 00 - MARLTIN PdSE1 -No Studet:'ill be eie'vedtfor'a shorter - - --terin tian the half-of a sinioi - - es~oti'gOSNBURS. - -r C Good Board-can bejigd gonvenient to the esiott KONABRGSA -PERRIN, ..,1009yr. 1eroCLOTHS.- T 'IHIB$BLER, - reo ive:Y i~ii~l ---''-A P. T(A~tLER, '~B1N dORCR&P N E G.RQAERTSON, Han b 't'5~ tf '40 3 SHIBLEY, - - S.COTHRAN. J agistrates iBlanks,' - dTna 46. of 1f rgS. F: C fdr'ti0 tyeddei 4. f take:greut ple si-iecolhnlesdinginimto tie ptufie, as tivIqitalihedTori tdhieuties:of ar: Instructar; being--a: regarn:griddale: of-the S'oiih'Ciolinna College,.aid haing given greaatsatisfaCiion t~i.presept-year. -. : The-Aoadem.A s situated on .theStag road lieiding from Fdgifield to olnmbia and stn denisfr.om a distance will have the r~ivilege of travelling to and from tie School, at- 5 cents per miletiu the: Stage. * trhi Ridge ui well known to be strictly bhealthf ytmill'seasons of they ear. Board can be obi.ued in orderly families at low rates. -- " APES 'OF TUITION, per guarter. Sielling. Reading and Writing r $3 00 With Arithetic, Geography and " Grarini, - . 500 HistoryCo osition, Elements of Nataral. hiomsophy; &c. &, 7.00 Tlie.Sciool rirovidad ivit r':tver superior TerrestriaI Globe, necessary Maps, &c.. com plete.. R .WARD:.n: R: ..,BOA 'WRIGHT, T. WATSON,- Trustees S. WATSON, *A. kUTLANSh M. WATSON; December 27 48 -5t. DRUGS & MEDICINES. THE. Sthacriber keeps. stantly ori -hand, a.full and very notplete-assortnent of the most clioice FAMILY.DIUGS. and :fliDICINES. Physicians, .avho are in prac. tici, will find it to their interest to call and exawine; all articles prepared by.us' are strictly ac cording -to the .Dispjensatory, and,tcarranted to be such, so that they may be depended upon in practice, having the long experience of Doctor /womasJ. Afray, to superintend the liusiness, his name-is a sili cient guarantee. for any thing that is vended from this establishnient. We have at all times on harnd. a fall asortnent of Paints, Oils.& Dye-Stnfs. Windowv Claqs, Pei-fumery. &c. 'Any thing purchased in this concern will be promptly sent to Hamburg;free of expense. Orders execntedwith the utmost attention and despatch.. J. E. MARSHALL;. Sdicessoto THOMAS J. IIAY, At his old and well known stand, .above P. McGran's corner. Augusta, Geo. Jan. 24. - 3m 52 State of South Caroliia. -EDGEFIELD DISTRfCT. IN EQU1TY. John Rochell, Bill fort.Parti. .s tion. Account, James Tomkins,Ex'tr. and . and Selle others. -- ment. IT appering to the satisfactiotiofthe Con missioner, that Henry M.:Toinkiais. Fran cis Tomkins and Sarah -his. wife, Pocaboistas Tomkins.'ovlhiattan Tomikins, Elizabeth. Tom kins, daughter of; Francis Tomkins. deceased; Jolis Tomkins, ofTentiessee, and Susan his wife,.R. M ic.Guf'ey, pnd Chariaey his vite, S.H. Sanndors and Eliza, hiis.wife. Patsey Squires; Israel Moirisanl Anna -latr' An Squires;=his wife, Ezra Squires, Ira Squires, Auratninter. Sqoi'is, the three last" named being children of said" Anna 'Morris,- Bar tholomew S. .Adams, Ophelia Barker, Wil .liam Adans, James Adams Thomas .Adams Jam'es Atchison, and: Sarah his 'wife. John Gib son; James Stallysworth,.Calloway Stallaivorth', Parl Stallsworth, "Jackson Stallsworth, Nicho las Stallsworth; and Nancy Stalsworth de fendants' in this suit. reside without the limits of-this.State; On motion. by Mr. 'Banskett Complainant's Solicitor, ordered, that the aboVe named Defendants, do plead, .answer, or de mur, to the Complainant's said bill, . within th-ec . months from the publication hereof, or the said bill will be taken pro confesso against them. S'S. S. TOMifPK[NS. c.-z E.D Commissioner's 0ffce. Feb,. 9. 1843. - Feb. 14 :. - m: 3 State of South .CarlI'inla. . EDGEPIELD- DISTIUCT. ..1N THE COMMON PLEAS. ..M; C..F.E E L AND, who has been a arrested, and is now conitined 'a ithtin the bounds of'the Jail of. Edgt'fie~ld Distria t by virtue of a capias ad satisfiaeir nalum i, at ithe amit of 0. H. Lee7 liaving filed his petition. v'ith a schedule tdn oath. of his whole cstate and ef fe,:ts, with the prpose of ishtaininig the bane fit of the -Acts-of the General Assemnbly, com monly called the Insolvcent Debtors Acts.. * Public notice is hereby given, that the peti tion.of the.saidJ. M C. Freeland. will be heard and coinsidered in the Court ofCommon Pleae faor Edgihfield District, at Edgrefiaeld Conrt House, on thenecond Monday of3Yf rchi next, or orrsneh othor'day as the Conrt may order, dur ithe termicommnencing oin'the second Monday in Marckinextrat said place ; and all the cre ditors. of said J.~ MI. C. Freeland are hereby mummned personally or by attorney, then aind there, in said Court, to shew cause, if any they d~n, why thid benefit of ~the Acts aforesaid should .iot be ranted to the said -$. M, C. Freelanid upoidhis executingthe assignment re quirEd by the Acts aforeend. G 'E0.. POPE, c.rD - Clerk's Of5ce, -: - . 24th.Novem: er,'1843. - Nov: 29.. . 3m 4 Statet-of South Carolina, -EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN.THE COMMON PsE AS. .T&ME5:D.'HAMMOND, whao hs b een arrested, and is now- confined within the bounds of the Iail 6if Edgefield. District by vir tuB'of a episad satifaciend n'ni-dt- the suait .if CharlesiJ. Glover, having filed his petition wish schedule on dath,'bf- :iis whole esetate and of Cis, nith:the.purpose'ofobtaininug the benefit of'thie Acts of te/Genera 'sembly, common Iy'called the frijlvi-nt Debitors Acts. Public notice is hereby given', that the peti tion of the silames Ii. .flaimmond will be head and considered i'n'the Cnrt nf Co~nion Pleas for Edpifield- Distaict, at Edeefield -Court House, on -titosecond M onday of1aroh :next, or on iyneli ouhet-,dayas die Conrt may order. during the jter.9i,. com~mencing. on the second Mondai' iii March next, at sai place; and all the credaitrs orsaid James' D. Hammaond- are hei-eby suminone'd persoiially or'bj'attorniet, then and tierof in said Court..toaduew can4e, af any they can, why the benefitof' the.'Adis airdie. said should net be graiated to thiosaid'JanesD. Hammond npon-his s'eenaing the assignment requiredjby the Acts-aforesaid. Clerk's-Ofce, ~E*POE CZD Nov-.-24 1843:} " ' ' * Nova'29 - ' tf -44 S-l;OSUA'ING htang about three miles -before nme dne Bag 'Horse; folitee 'hais high;lehk hin 'tdtnhite, a small ltar iid fotehead~nnwhile sirp o'n-his',tijof f'ind thren *earsold- next Spring.AAppraised int- tWetityj dls...:I,.kG. PwL.s ia jr a/.y 'Feb.4, ~ -. 40' 3i Personrs aving Wea - ,ng ser or floutt -'de ulrozn t are p:ated ir:.g&Veh hm a cal. ' is tnis arc lfD iiW' ' ' Dec 5,.143 .: 6:p 49 B A1.5f1O1 E UAJ - clonce tcanya eud Baltimore;1i$M0, - Yjust r cei;edi nd firaleby - H buig 0IH$ A Hamburg, Nov. 25 if, ,44 - PUBLIC BLESSING.-, ; PHE$E'P I;)La haivelorngbea~nrian a. i a appreciated, fot' their extraoirdinary -ind imtediate powerof'-restoring peflect health topeaonssuf uiifdg' under nea:ly:every; kind dfdiscase to whinh. th- hetnaia.(rame is liabr:- Tey li re particularlyje iinei'died.to all-thosp liersons whoare affiicted'witbany kind of a clironic or lingering comptlainat, as there as no medicine bef.re the public- whielhhas so nafural-and happy efflect:upoun the: ystei-in correcting the stonacJ, and jiver,';and to-the fot mution of healthy chyle and thereby purify in" the hllod. - 'hey nre-ackoivledged by the Hundreds and thousands.who are using therp,:to be nut only. the nodtimild. and pleasant in their operation. bat.the~most perfectly innocent, safe 'nd elli Wlent medicine ever. offered to- the punblic.4 Those 'ivhoribe make"n trial 'of these Pills, never -if ewards feel' willing 'to :be itlhtiut them, and ball%gain and again furmdre,,which is.suffictent pioof of their good'qiialities. HEADACHE-SIK OR NERVOUS. Those who have suffered' and. areweary of suffering~with-.thisdilist'reiing coinplaint, will fAnd Spencer's Vegetabli Pdils a renied y qi once certain and immediate in its effects.. One Bin gle dose of the Pills, taken soon as rthe head ache is felt coming on, will cure.it in one-half hour entirely.- ' ::" " As.a renedy in summer-andbooelcomplaints, they display. their wonderful powers to admi: ration, and are. far superior to any thing in use for ihese coinplaints. ln Diyspepstaand Liver Complain;they stand nnrivalled- Many: have .been enieid in a few. weeks.'after.having.suffered under..the dread fil complaint flo years. In Habitual 'Costireniss lhey are 'decidedly superiirto any Vevetable'Pill 'aver brought be fore the.public';:and one 25 g'eint bo will es tablish their surprisin .virtues,:and llace thepn beyond the reachof doubtin the estimtaafrn'of every'individual. - They are invaluable in nerv6tis'aiid hypo. chondriacal affections, loss of appetite, ttnd alt compfaints to which females atondtareiublect They aret mild ih their. action, ,id conysy almost iminediat :conviction -oftheir ultlity from the first d'ose.'They.inay .be titken'-hy perions of any hkei;nd the-feeble, the'infirri: the nervous anddelicat' are estrengthened' by their operatici. b~ecause they. clear the system of lad hunibre. quiet- 'uervous irritability, and fgra.riabl.prudi ca sotind'iealthl. Upwards'oftlirec/aindrelmul -scvrcu thnu sand bores of these nestimable Pillitiave been sold. vvithinai.he last taielve mndths. n thdee States alone, and inore than three :times the samnnqanti9t in other States As an ann-bilioue 'iediilie, "afamilyshoiilJ be: without them. *A single: trial of, theniis more satisfactory than a thousand ceitificatos.-. 'Talladega 'Springs, Talzldega Co 'la i . .t lurst 17, 1842. This is to -certify that I have 'been afillited with bick iHeadactie. 'Dyspepsia aid. Liliei Complaint.and Costiveness for the:st. eight or nineyears,dtiring whjch time I had taken, is wellas I reci'llect,aliarnt'ixty boxes of'Beck with's Pills, twelve boxes of Peter's Pills,'arnd a numberof hdxes of-Campion's and Bran dreth' q ?ills, all of which, afforded me but little, or no relief. At last I waisrecommencded toiry Dr. Spencer's Vegetable Pills, uand vell'I did; for I niever hadl -ut one attack of the Sick hleadache after I coimmenced. taking the Pills, (nlow about six months,) and I candidly cola hiisi, that 1 have dlerived morec real benefit fromi the use of Spencer's Pills, thian from :all Ihe othier Medicines and Pills tihat I haye ever tacken, and I would earnestly recomnmend them to all as being in nmy opinion, the best mnedi ciine in use for all lingeuang comphaints, Tihe Pills have dune me so mnch good, that 1 would not feel willing to be without them for five dollars a box; and I cannot but. feel very grateful to Dr Spencer for having prepared such a valnable nmedicine, and the distribution of at'is conferring a very great Tavor on the public; as it is a thing of th~ tutmost importanc-e ihcat every Ihmnily should have a supply'of Dr.' Spencer's truly valuable Pills constantly oii hand. ~ ISAAC M. THIQMAS. Price, 25 cents'per biox, with full directions For sale hy - -HAVILAND; RISLEY & CO... - Augusta, Georgia. J. D. T1BBETS, Edgefield Conrt' Honsq. Dr. W. W. GElGIER, -:Cherokee Poiidd, Aug.1G * 6m 29 *State of South Carolina; EDGEFlELD DISTIUCT. IN THE .CO)MMUONFLElS. Curry & Caver,. ) Dclaratoi D. S. .liller, isent; Wilham Cuirry ' )* Declaraition - '-5. n~ Foreiign Attack~ -Henry Carter. " ient. -Jared E.' Grace, -' ' Deelarat ion . . s. -- - n 'Foreiga Anaceh The Same... mwent: ,;.. C urry & Caver, - Dclarat~ion as- in Foreign. Auack' The Same. . ' . . . nent., - as. n aForeign- Attach The Same. 'nr ' ma. Jared E.,Groce, as.. Dedlaration T he same.anad " n Foreign' Attach-. Benjarpin S. Miler -- . '-nment. and Curry dr Caver,. Delaration . s...'.- n Forcign, A ltna Joh hiW. Ca'rter. ,mei B:W. 'Grace, cida-jio' 'k iloreign' Aitach The'Same.' - ''" nedlt.' W. -Curry, -- " Djlaration' Ks.- n'- JoiFg,-' Attac1a The Sumen..;d . ''ekt.-- - . A. Hibler, . D~ap-ation 's. ___ tForeign Attack, Hiram N. Wilson, Agent .,- t Israel Bl foi tbie aso' --- :Uof the -sime,**~ as.' . 1!HIE Plaintiffs-inthe abakacadiliivit~g tIns day fileddiheir'declaiatinniinfo fco._antlitialdendtfinus ihaving-no "wifeaoaj torney known toe willtntiis'ta i Clnb ervedOff c Nor a,84;. - yj 2 =rT'I r :r ,F " I< i s ...mow .7"'; . fy - E-FEVER 0 + y7; f/ yip a ar ",;.. - udYever,, alsodeed Ott .-; tresttnvni 'U Bi uses of , -lam i 2b InertiP a r .- .., F Andt'ab "" d#i3ft e iauiia # hear el a taktn e ins, 500 N C !...token- " "Feve " ;, ;-;:. ,.." bead li'e a n sea7t u . _" r -' -" '; petiteiricrea'lttid;li psYFZ' vons-weakne Whets takrtria cdfdtyn i :", +ec1it( Chill act'; , - cotnpatytn '.t1 eiij;' the n re' teit e and FeveTth&Irstr d j; r y - i u She siotirncb oropert8.'ii rrheirL* rcii poP t1 0 r . " 'abarmin . tfiet"iweotiartaib -?i '; and ple d rtli ebeir" ' , Y re ctor dtba 681% - T sP1Usare, p a ' " +=. acid thilg ettte Ya .p and their ro 4' . nce - w medi(;ipewhtch. igve>" relief i at all attisiiiab7o'' En -ell box coritains 20iio d One Dollar For sale LIAVILAND;,ft[9t " ,' Ed' elf " t on's .. "". j. 1 f f t r r>rj_ ' EL if K : "tsi+,7Y l . Aiv' 16 ;r "' . <.r 6 > _'j, wge ps Safe .rind certaintcn far the c; , . A ' t1"rte.bompiicated 'o jit, ef'eciual remedy for f'evere'bI'e e' escrr1 gdn . 1'his.M dicii c-bra:lieegtisedtby,,:}Ittie . " etor.n:number of:year: in:eit npive rrr~ac , , during w ht ir ttme,;Fip has"iedted sands of cases'ofY evers' dna'fr tTete si }% ofthis"mode-o .practice: ie conRdeirt it tdtt ''' and will berite-.p' iliogp It never fails t; :perfor n ;a, cats Qf;aC ullx I=ev r.,the Flew. w.w rye "i3Ztow=' t/t[dt " M , tr. . Ja . and YCZ OttI -Mfg7Er, tilbieltl+; 1188d e ; Modicine" e.' 'ire l, d -.> *. :T ' s practice-m a ster tim 4 _t I-AWCU aertairity-t irt lby' any o sys trnr li ctrco : tlittt'hIts"ever' bedifireco 3itie 7d t' is !'j SHEFFIELD, F ' a y s t f e Co = A Jt* .J e]f *" =' { Dr.GYrumpion D y I41;a ie been-a greatt' ior'te of?#'-e .PylioBtoAl'lif u niif last fal l had ant beard of",yagrc egeiithasleft n =in ibis co ntt!y ' tise-difieiiAiirpy_-;4ii fee, (ent?tnid f"Abn Wit1t 1 ' W tnyki'ie t+3feil g+(Citetl'= ?nc nor to:'tzny tt l.h a e tti idln oy Fei!eri+ =i an so .rbi}n, Ya1ti ' ': k ipwleilge colivific df t utg y ?Y , ;" r - n inijiurtditt effects=of our.- ',F{h I" :; ;::.. towtgly"tinaiopa=td celoh "yu n 'a >r,;,". tltitrvicinit .';There lira' sold here foelh b:'., -?Y3nrys" irn t ;; U p Dwt.LSS'Co., Ala.,A'pri> d; l Dr.: C/Iampion.,; %vliich;Irecce)"cd"fr:,9,gjAow.Ibtsiii; foaad isr !'qr c i idtribie qua ii" ill be sickly i;eren:cq tse qaen f p-, - s r-l-. "" 'Yoci plils;?ve"trioli 8 ter- - tton" "herQr the I r per'plrnd _ r'' . hon to write to. 011'{Or {' p}jr kinds. It is . npp nn ,u . - ri nud p olSl'e vjITcoot1e 30 oc '4O inilgs Plense send them soon,.as'1 .ek nett ,;.. that I have writtetrf rbytutime.y nt. is around in July: -;j ? , yra.ji - - " .