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It is this caise, ';more thahiany. other, which occasions the inert naesa aid ioften: injurious effects, produced by adveritied -remedies. And hence the general prejudice which 'prevails against them. Now 'therq is a.greatdifference :t, this respect, with regard1 thte' pills'made by Dr. B Brandreti nd conseqieiily. their superior claim ,upon m; bnlie. .;asch -of, thearticlesucomposing e: jiidrbth'Pills, 'are prepsed in that way iw'iTRr~ie'tieir beneficial effeereto the %e taasiest-manner. For 1nsiit''oi'n,(redients have to-be prepar ed rit evifcuotihat.is,;the air is exhausted- in the~titehai1ind remains so.until.a combir ation fi ifedtiwith'other. irigrediecis, which after .ivird prevents lhe air from acting injuriou-ly upnti medicine.. Again, the proportion for iggredientipeids'upon its multiplying p'wer upotu other ingredients. For the power of dif frengegetable puigatives upon each other. M:governed' by.suniIdr liaws thrt govern the power of fgures by'mnliplicatinn. Nine ad1 ded*to'nine, makes bighteeni biut niine times niae .makes..eighty'-ne'. Souit isi with somei ' vegetabie-pui-gatives. By adding iiine parts of' one ingredment, and, nine parts oh aniother intgredieng t igether, the po' er is increased. not to.eighteen, but to eighty one. For exami plei eilhter of the articles to produ'eaypr; ive effect, 'woreld have to be used to the extent ofeighty-one grains;- by coimbining them only eighteen grains have to be used Again. ano tihei- ingredient is found to multiply this power again, which in a proportion of two grains. wetld have no effect upon the animal econo' mybut which, ailded to aightecn grains of a - compound a~f two parts of nine gR ains, each of~ two ingrcedients, 'will again multiply thme power -.whidh they have gainied of eighty-one, to one huutdrei and uixty-two. So again, the mixture of twenty graios aan be again multiplied by an additipn of' iwo grains, to tho power of thres h~,nidi-ed and twentyfour grains.' of the origi -nal'powerzorthie two first' ingredients. Here *ehaveltwenty-two grains, wvhich as a -purga -tive 'contain:'the power equal to thrie hundred *andl twenty-foirgrais of either of the articles alnnet'nevertheess, also so powerful aller lieikthns'omtbined,are safe in any qiantit. : alwajis havinm4 a benenicial sefet, and in ino case eapable of doing injury, of whieh thousands bear.ample witness. Dr. Brandreth's PrincipaT Office 241 Broad wan~ N. Y. other offices in 'New York. Thme genuine only for sale in Edgzefield Dir' trict. R. S. Roberts, Edgefie'ld C. H.: Kenrick & Thayer, H ambura ; J. S. &r D. C. Smyleb. Meetinig Street. -Also, by J. h. WI-dliams. Ai ken, and by at least one agent ia mhvery Dis. trict in the .State. Every Agent having the genuine has a cer. tificate of Agency, signed by the Doctor him. Wbrrngg .{ Woygms ! Wo*rms88! ..To remove. these troublesome and antger ene.intha1bitants:of the stomach and; bowels .whichiso aoften impair the hanlth and destroy the lives of chitdren, use Jayne's Tonic Vermi fuga-, a'Certain anid safe preparation for.the re-. mnoual of the'vsarous kinds nf Worms.. Dysper siaSnwr Stomach, Want-of A ppetite, Infuimtihe "-FewvaadAgtie,.and Debility of the Stomach aund-Botels, anmk organs of Digestion. 'Prepi-ed ony-by Dr. D.Jayne, No. 8 South Third stretrPhiladelphia. SEiN. DISEASES -are 'often owing to a Scrofulos:H1-abit of boly:. and ins order to effect - a penaanent..enre,'theoriginai cause miust be' zemo'ved. .- - .Jayne''s Alterativeole'of the most-pleasant * articles ever :offered 1o' the -publi;'lias been * ound- not- only to cure' Scrofia; under all its multliplied formts. of tgancer; King's Evil, oi. tr;Wiitei siielling,'&c., but also to remove theqlisposition of tendency to the diseases of that aluss, and all diseases originatinig froun ob inuetioni he' glands'or'porge of the skin. at Ro- o.tebodo other #idu of 'lipr~on1 by~ Dr. D, 'ayne 'No'. 8South ag R'.l4WERT8 -sole Agent,.aEdgefield C., Souith'Carolina. te-St 36: --We are atuthorizeod to annoudet al~iAsA, Esq., as a -eandidate foi Ordinary of Edgeaild District, at thu neau elaetion. State .0f South Carolina, ED( EFILD DISTRICT. JinceyM.-OJirk .aidtothers. >Archibald .Clark. -NOTICE is-hereby given, that'hy virtne of an orde from the Court of Equity. mace in this.case. I shall sell at the late tesidence of .Eilwatd Clark, deceased, on the Fourtha Mon day in October next. the two following tracts oa Land, being a part of the Real Estate of siad deceased, viz The Mill Tract, containing three hundred and seventy eight acres, more or less adjoin ing lands of- the estate of James May nard, de ceased Win. Scurry, and others. The Vines Tract, containing one hundred and sixty three acres. more or less, and ad. joining lands of the estate of Benjamin Rich ard.on, deceased. Archibald Clark and others. Said Lands will be. sold on a credit of one and two years, (except as to so touch as will pay the cost of this suit, to be paid in cash,) and possession given on the 1st of January. Purchasers to give bond and good security for the purchase money. S. S. TOMPKINS. c. E. R. D. Conmm'ers. Cffice, Sept21 6t 35 Valuable Cotton Lanu FOR SALE. HE Subscriber will -offer for sale to iti, highest bidder, on the third Monday in November, his plantation on Key road, twen ty nine niles from Hamburg containing eight hundred and tweny-nine acres (829) by ntr. vey, about four hundred and fifty of which i, excellent woodland; the soil is well adapted to the culture of Cotton and Grain, The plaita tiot is under good fencing, and in a high state of cultivation. On the premises there is a commodions Dwelling, Gin House, Screw and all necessary out btildings. Thoac wish ing to purchase will ,please call and examin. for themselves. At the same time I will sell my cropofCorn, ['odder. [Jogs. (fat and stock) Catil't, Plantation Tools, &c &c. Terms made known on the day of sale. T. F. KEiT H. september 9 10t 83 The Hamburg Journal will copy. Executor's Sale, WILL BE SOLD, at Edge'tiel'd Cour louse. on the first Monday in Decemtn ber next, twenty seven ;hundred and mnauent acres of Land, belonging-to the estate of John Fox, deceased. lying on the waters of Chaver creek (Jernigan's branch,) between ten ,. twelve miles from lamburg, and abtout th same distance from the Court Honse, the great er part between the Edgefield and (7of d roads, the first passing along a part of the w.s. tern line. and the last through the whole lengit of the whole track, adjoining lands of Benjamh R. Tillman. (Chester plantation) Cosby. It, ler's estate, Howard. Bartlett, Hamb., tn others. The tract is well timbered. It will be divided before the sale. and one plat of the subdivisions left at. Cosby's. one Edgefield Court House. and one at Aiken. Terms'made kuown at tho time of sale A. PICQUET, H. II CUMMING. ?z'rs. of John Fox, dcc'd. september 9 13t 33 Valsable Farm for Sale. .If E Stacriber offers for sale -his Planta. tion lying on Aline Creek, waters of Sa birda River, about eleven miles from Edgefield Cour<House. The tract contiams 960 acres. (smore or lees,) of excellent quality land. About :two hundred and fifty acres recently cleared, and the balance in woodland and wel timbered The land is well adapted to Corn, Cotton. and all knds of small Grai On the premiises are a good. comfortable Dwnlliig New Gin House nnd Screiw, and all necessa rv out tuildings. 'lThe whole tract lies between the Weaver and M1athis Roads. It abounds with gnod Springs of excellent water, and is as healy n anyv poto of the District. To ana alpprtove( pircaser, the terms will be mr~ade accotmmoida J. F. MARTIN. Septt 23 tf 35 For Sale1 SA FA RM, sitnate withuain 4 .,~of Edgefield Court Ilouse utnt t miies from the Pitne H otns.. on .th - toad leaintg to Hlamburg, contatitine 15 acres of geod hand, int ,-omplete order for utivation It is an e.-.elleant stand foar a Gro very establishtment 1t0 ntot sold at private gale h ate ftr,,t alondav int Novemoer. it wil. upon t!!at day hbe on'ere'd at Putblic Auctlin. at the Court lloutse. For further particulars apply at this office. aeptemaber 9 . 8t 33 state of South Carolina. F.DGF.FIEL.D DISTRICTl. IN THE. COMMON P'LEAS W Viliasona Dalton, ) Declaratliont. vs. Foreign Attecacmen. S8:manel Blateman. T1 IIE Phintifi' in thte above case, having .this day filedi his Declaration ini my of ii~e anad the Defendant having tneitheri ife tor attornley. kninwnt to reside wvithmin thme limiits of this 8tate, oil wv ,om a copy of said Declarae tion witht a rile to plead. can be served Ont otion of Mr. Yancey, Platntiff's attorney. or dered, thati the said Defendant appear and plead ta the said lieclaration. within a yetar utad a lay frim the date heereof; nr jndgment will tbe awarded against him tby defalt. THlO. G. BACON, Clerk. Clerk's Office. Edgefield C. 11. 24tha .p. 1A16. septeber30 ____ ly 36 rj 0OTHE-FAITHLESS It any Edoubt the wotnderfial .pnWar' r01 DI. CUL LE N'S IND IA N E'GE T A RL E )'AA CEA,'. we invit,- tenm to e ,il nupon Mr. Isaac Brotoks. Jr., Jefl'erson street. fotneth doeii west of Schnoylkill Sixth street, below Loenst, and learn froti his owin lps of one~ of the mot totising cinras of Scrofub: over performmed 'in a human being-or call at thme .reidentce oa his fatera, Eleventh anal Vine streets. Sold y JOS. T. ROWANl. 3'76 Market street, Phtiladelphia. R. S. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefiead C. H South Carolina. septeber 30 -3t 36 620 Rewdur ! RRANAWA~Y tromi the subscriber aboni thu'10th of Jainuary.a Negro Womant by nate of NICY, cf dark complexion. abhi 38 years of' age ; she is supposed to be abnul .tharles Glover's plantation, where she ha< been seen. The above reward will be paid 'ta any person who w'ill'leliver her to me at Edge ield Court House..-. . - K.. . F.. GOODE. - __Edgefield.C.H.,Apri29 14 $dutharina EGEFJRLD-DISTINCT. OLLSDbefdteme.by.ohpJIariilivini neat thie ddWellstinthserDistrict lfore said, a bay HORSE;*ithblellegsn'mnane'idi -tail,about fifteen hands high,isevetngearuod left knee enlarged. asmaall star on the forehead nd appraised at twventy dollars . . ,a Ths.2thi of July. 1846. : C. Wv. PRESLEY, 3.'s:. n T..I.,WJ 1nmf,, W arenouse and l onuu issiO BI0SNES, a AND RECEIVING ANIJ FORWARDING A G.E-N CY,. HAMBURG. a. C. ''h.. subgcriier .begs J leaeveloinforiniiifrielnds niid the tniblic, that he nas Ie 'sed the butildings I- rmeriv ocenplerI by the Rail road Company as a Depot. fir the purpose of pursuing the above business in al. its varions biuinches. Cotton- stored .tith'hiats will have'theim portant advantage of beitigA it e e-ON THE 'AIL ROAD, and ready for transportation either to Charleston or elsewhoe, as the Cars load and unload- immediately -at his doors; whilst its location on this account alio.ptesents paramount advantages to-tlose who may wish to sell thbir Produce in'this market. :Heilatters himself, therefore, from the su peror location ofhis Warelhonse. together with iisdetermun "tion to give strict attention to the interests confided to his charge, he will be able to give general satisfaction to all who may favor him with their custom. i iberal Advances will at all times be made on Cotton or other Produce, either ic store or for shipment to Charleston, and evern facility extended to those who nay wish either to sell their produce in ihis maarket, or to shilr by the!Rail road to Clarlestoinor ther markets. His Charges will beas moderate as those of any similar establishment ; and iacfrance can be affected on this Warehouse, at as low rates as any ct. er in the plcNte. B. Mi. RODGERS. september 9 1 m 33 WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION JBISI NESS, AND Ri.M IVING-& FOR WARDING AGENCY. SH E unidersignei hegs geave to inform li. .I. fr iends and the pubie, that he still con inues the - Warchouse Blusiness, .\t Ills old stand, and wilt ; so attend to the ;cecivine and Forwading of Goods and otheli Mlerchandize. and the sale of Cotton, and al other business usually tr aresacted by a com miss.oi- merchant. H is charges will be in at' cordancect Ii the t'mes: 'I''OlA KEIiNAGHAN. Ib minc rg, September 4. eo3mv 33 Tmby's Parent Union WATER WHEEL, F 3 HIS Wheel is adapted to SA IF II5ULS, JL GRIST MIL LS or other Itchinery, roe quirng water power, and to all heads of water. It will move Machinery with more power and with a less qnantity.ef water than any wheel now in use, (except ani overshot under nn ex treme high lheat.) It. ha been thi'ronghly tested with different-wheels :nmany parts of the United Ststes;(Eseveral" e'ik1'thi State.) and in all cases has pioved tienor. - The Subsciber is prepared, at any time, to test it still further, with any-whirel in this State. It in not liable to lie clogged'ir injured by sticks passing thrcngh, or imnedded by bakwater. so ong as there is a head above it. It is made of Cast Iron, i very simple iaid durable. The subscriber being anthorize tosell Rights oftae said Vheel in lEdgefield District, is pre paried to sell to suit .purchasers. ocn t'ermts that cannot fail to give s:,tisartion and ifrequtired will apply them' to Mlilk Le:tuirs addeles~med, post paid. to the sn-hseri ber, at Edgelield Coutrt Hloose. promlptly at teded to. - ill. N l'lPEIl. [corr.] This may certify. that .,have recently had put ini npertonc on mty pit~e, one of Timiby 's Pti-nt Uni.,nc Water WVheels. tipon at very ,.anll stream. and amn very well satisfie~d with te perfccrmniice ol thm s.-mne Diet harging aontt 16(0 inchelis of weater. at cot diirie one days imnperfecet trial about two the'usantd feet. have no biesitationi i recomendinig it as a high ly utserzl inventiot. W. L LEWIS. St. Matthews Pairisht. June 17. 18-16. [cory.} This will certity, that 1 have tried Ilotch-' kiss' Pantenat Re-actiont Wateir WVheels, andl Timhy's Patent Uuan Water Wheels, and tlhat I greatly prefer te iatter, having abtandon ,d the iermer after a six mtonthis tricil ofl them I have now <he Un~ion Water Wheels applied to my Grist arid Saw Mills, ryhichc operate to eny enitire samisfetetiotn. WlI~t IAM J. TAYLOR. Ker'haw District..inly. 1&lG. This is to certify. that after havin'g tused a Fltter Wheel for a long timne. in a saw Mill. I tried i w~hicel called I lotchiki-s' Psteict Verti c.il lIenctidn. andti hazve since lhad anjpair eof the UNION W HEELS applied, by Mr. Chcapin. and fecnnd themn far sup;erioer to eithe~r of the ormer A LEX. R. T AYLOR. Columibia. Mlay 7. 18.16. The Snthseribers haeve tried whatt wascalhid H ochkism' Reaction W heels. oii the Cnlhcmbia Canal. sinmce whuinr- they hay.- suhl.titutedh Timei hvs UNION WVIIE LLS. and find froem - pe rince, thae the latter a're far superieor tee the forear. CAN \L& WARiEllOUSE CO. M a y 5. 1846. septetmbler 2 tf 3d Motice. THE u-ndersigned haingli purchatsed the - Rentire Jinterest in the Tin Shop .at Edge ied i:oeert liouse. woult beg leave to infeerm tce public. that they inetetid carrying on the samue bcusneu.eachi as. Roofinu,- Guttering, and .llaaufacturmng osf Tinl, Copper, & imheet li-on Ao..all manner of JOI~dINU done,.in wvork. manhilke mianner. All erders Iroii. Merchanits~ and otlhdra wil be attenided to atthe-iihrrtest notice. HILE1(Y COOPER, CHA RLES L REFO. angust26 .. tf 31 . BAKEFRY., lIHE uinder-igned havtng recently corn m1teenced the above businessi his place, -respectifullysolicits he~ ittron. age of tihe public.. . He initende keepine on ~hnnd.a'-gOee aaormenlt of Conf/ectonaries and. Caits - * g.'.17E LD. Edefield H.cA R5 l tf 29 ,1 Esreceive paymentidr Iny labdrs im the IClerk's Office inl small etns,.antd havc now on ciy handpa:great many.Deeds unpal# . for. I n~cstE eaestlyTetestfll ptersonls wvhi bring Deeds to my office forirecor 18 'leave the money with th'e Deeds. THo. G: ACON. ....., toi ?rm .3 rTH E Undersigned laving.hceu appointed T a Committee by a meeting -f ie - citi zens called in t e vicinity of Greenweod, Ab beville Distric'. for' the purpose .of'adopting measures to establish .lale and Female Aciide mies in -aid Village. under-the supervision and control of the Baptist Denomination, to adver' tise for Teachers in the several deparunents, would inform all who may desire to engafge in teaching. that they will receive applications until the 15th ofNiveinerlnext. Therm are wanted three competent Instruc tors: viz: in the Male scho'ol, a Teacher who isqualified to prepare young men for College. In the Female Academy a Male Teacher, well quillified to instruct in the highest branches of education would be preferred; yet, applications will be received from lemale Teacliersof expe rience, for this ddpartment. Also one Female Teacher in the I1 usical Department. None need apply for either Department ex cept such as can furnish high testimonials of moral character nt of qualfications for tench ing. Greenwood is pleasant Village, sitna ted in a.healthy part of Abbeville. Persons applying by letter can address Albert Waller, Woodville P. 0., Abbeville Dis't, S. C. or any of the undersigned who reside in Green wood, can -e seen on personal application. J. F. WATSO, J. M.. CHILES, V. GRRfFFIr, W. P. HILL, W. SM-IT, A WAt.LER, W, B. BaRoors, R. M. WH IT E. S. BROOrs. September 23 4twsw 35 The Curolina Baptist will copy semi monthly ill the 15th November. and send account to he Abbev.lle Banner. ELECTION REsaLVES FO4 OCTOBER 1846. SO MUCH As RELATY.S TO RDGEFIELD Ds TRICT. M OUSE OF REPRESENTATITES, December 15, 1845. II HE Committee on Privil'ges and Elec. " tions. to whom were referred sundry Petitions, praying the establishment of new places ot Elections. and the appointment of %lanmagers for the next Gno-ral Election. have had the samei under consideration, and beg le'ae to submit the fotlowing Report; and re ,-4tmmendl the adojption of the t'llowimg Reso tmns: Resolved. Toot the Elections to be holden on the second Monday in October next, and the imy following. for Members of C:.ngress. State Senators, and Members of the House of Representatives, shall le held at the following places and condncted by the followimg persons: EDGElIELI) DISTRICT. At the Couit (lonse-J. 11. Miis, C. A. Addison and DI Frazer. Longmnire's-Jasper H. Yeldell, J. P. Perrin and J Anderson. Ridge-S. Watson, L. Holmes and E. W Perry. Collier's-C. G. Garrett, William Prescott and William G H ammond. Cherokee Ponds-S. V. Gardner. Joel Cur ry and D Shaw. Pine loue-G. \V. Jones, Be-n. Hatcher and A. 1liles. Towle's-Oliver Towles, William May and S. Chappel. Dunton's-Alviii M Daniel, Wiley Griffin and J. F. Burns. - Shepherd's-E. Lagroon. E. Bledsoe and S. Cook. Smiley's-T. Nicholson, Jr., Wright Adams ar.d D. Strother. -anmprg-George Parrot. 11 R Smith and Robert Anderson. . Mt. Willing-Arthnr Simkins, Levi R. Wil son and Manchester Padget. Richardsun's-John Sentell, S. Attaway and H. White. Coleman's-J. M. Maynard, 11. Boulware mid G. Yarboronugh. Park's-R. (lardy, 4ticns Tucker and Win. Parks. Perry's-George ewet, J. Iise and D. olemnit. Moor's-Willia:n P. Andrew. Jr., F G. .\l-rin and Willham Ross. ,Ilnttrield--J. T. I lurrion, John Rodgers atd .'. S. lshadremck. Allen's-A.P. Kentnad, A. Tmnner and S. Poell's-S. Wise,.I ames Powell and John G lover... Long's-Ke.r Dewalt, J D. Bouknighit aad P. lolley. .',nis'-G. W Mliller, llenry Nail and lHen r C-x. Don+-J. F'. May, Johno Dorn and A. Ninny. Rawmlamlls---Colini Rhodes, WV. N. Swearen-. in and A. Hatcher. Bolwar's-Jnhni Lott, 3. Gomiillion, and J. Eidson. Red IHsl-L. Collins, J. B. Holmes and E. NJ'Daiel. Rochell's-J. Bluickwell, Sterlig Freeman mnd WV. C Robertson Crepps'-R. Gregolry J. Crepps antd A. C:repps. Rehobot-E, H, Chaamberlainle, Jas. A..Tatl bert. nd Elbert lIland. Ethe -ides-3. Rhinehart, J. Etheridge and E. aughmnn. The Election to he held two days at each place. The Managers to meet at the C. Hlonse oin Wednesday, c stnt the yotes and declare tle electio. One1 Memybler of Congress. six 1'epresenta fives and one Senator to be ehecte d. . Polls to be opened at 9 o'clock, A. MI. and closed at 4 o'clock P. M. withl con vemient intervals. rTe box. v-essel or hng. to bie sealed tp when the po011s nre clo-sed, and not to be opened, except to receive voto-: on the second day. and io co'unt the vot, s at the regulamr time and plane septembler 2 .St 32 SaddleryV and Unr~ness ESTABLJSHMYENT, *I iake great pleasare in =. rtuirninig to my platrons and * rie-nds iI g~eneral. my sin - -re thanks. -tr their very :ib, ral patronage during thle S est year 1 wonld also, ake: this pportutnity to in. .rm them, that I shall still - contmne to carry on my bin. i~ness at my old stai, at the first door atbove .Presley and Bryan's icik store; wvhere may be fond. at nil times, all kmnds of 1IARNES, SA DD LES, BRID LES, and all other articles generally kept in such establishments. M ilitary equipamge, made io order in the most approvedt style. n ill also be promptly furnish d at my shop. All persons wvishing to buy, I hope will give me a cll-. I shail endeavar to put all my nr .ticl as low, as in justice to myself,.I can pmos sibly affortd ti) do. D. ABBEY. .May 13 V 1 tae of South Oarolir a. EDGEFIELUD DISTRICT.. 4.:ILEN LITTLE, living five mniles fronr Richlardson's, Post Office, and about tw< miles:frmn Red Bank Chtrrch,-tolle4 before mi a GREY MIAR E,.suippolsed to be,I2 or 13gear old ,abmt 15 itisde high. and appraiiq a! tet d ollars. .H ARDY w' HITE. Magiatrate. July 8 . Ian4m-- 24 -fetire anthorized to atinoance Ce JOHN HILL as a canididato for Ordintary a t. en.. elctio tf 11 State of SouTh Carolina,.' EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN COMMON PLEAS. : EWIS T. WIGFATAL whltiisW n irte custody of the Sberitof Edge-. field District, by -virtue 8f two Writs of Lapias ad Satisfaciendurit, at the- siii of Wim, J. Simkins,'and S. Christie and W. Burt, having filed. his petition with' a schedule on oath. of his whole. Estate and effects. with the purpose of obtaining te benefits of the Acts of the General' As semnbly. commonly called the Insolvent Debtor's Acts. Public Notice is hereby given that the Petition of the said Lewis T. Wigfall will be heard and considered in the Court of Common Pleas; at Edge= field Couri House, or the First Monday in October next. or on. such other day as~ the Court may order during the time, com mencing on the first Monday in October next, at said place, and all the creditors of the said LewisT. Wigfall are hereby sum mooed, personally, or by Attorney, then and there in said Court to show cause, if any they can, why the benefit.of the Acts aforesaid should not be granted to the said Lewis T. Wigfall, upon his eiecuiing.the assignment required by the Acts as afore said. THOS. G..BACON, C..C. P.. Clerk's Office, July,8 13t 24 State of South Carolinas EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. CALEB BROADWATER, and D. M. BRO.ADWATER, who have been ar rested and are now confined within the bounds ofthe Jail of Edgefield District, by virtue of a writ of capias ad satisfaciendum at the suit of Goode & Lyon, having filed their petition with a schedule on oath, of their whole estate and effects with the purpose of obtaining the bene fits of the act of the General Assembly com monly called the Insolvent Debtor's Acts.. Public Notice is hereby given,that the petition of the said Caleb Broadwater and D.M. Broad water will be heard and considered in the Court of Common Pleas for Edgefield District; at Edgefield Court House, on the dny of October next, or on such other day as the Court uny.order during the term, commencing on the first Monday in October next, at said place, and all the creditors of the said Caleb Broad water and D. 51. Broad water, are hereby sum moned personally, or by attorney, then and there in said' Court, to show cause, if any they can, why the benefits of the Acts aforesaid, should not be granted to the said Caleb-Broad. water, and D. M. lroadwater, upon their ex ecuting the assigrnent required by the Acts aforesaid. THOS. G. BACON, Clerk. Clerk's Offibe, June 22nd, 1846; July l 3t 23 State of S6uth Carolina; EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN THE COMMON PLEAS; Robinsons & Caldwell, vs. Bail Writ. Oliver Simpson. O LIVER SIMPSON who is now in- the custody of the Sheriff of, Edgefeld Dis t ic, by virtue of .the surrender ofiuis Bail, at the suit of Robinsons & Caldwell, having filed his petition, with a schedule on oaths of; his whole estate and effects with the, purposs. of obtaining the benefits of the Acts of the.Ge t nil Assembly, called the. Insolvent Debtor's Acts. Public Notice is-hereby given, That the petition of the said Oliver Simpson, -will be heard and considered in the.Courtmof:Comton Pleas, for Edeefield District, at.Edgefield Court (lotse, on the . day of October next, or on such other day as the Court may order, durmrg the term. commencing on the first Mnon day in October next, at said place, and all the creditors of tihe said Oliver Simpson are hereby summoned, personally, or by attorney, then and tere in said Court. to show cause, if any threy can, whry tire benefit of tire Acts aforesaid, shul~l not Ire grantted to tire said Oliver Simp s~on. n pon iris executing tire assignment requir ed by the~ Acts aforesnid. TuH S. G. BA CON, Clerk. Clerk's Office. 20tht Jtune, 1846. July] 3t 23 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN COMtMON PLEAS. H U GH A . N IXON, whor his been arrested and is now confined' within the bornids oft tire Jail rof Edgefield District, by virtue of several writs oif caopias ad satisfaciendtum, at thte smrts of Benrj; W. Bettis, Bland & Butler, aend John Dlanskett, severally. having filed his pretition, with a schedurle upon oath, of his whole estate arnd effects, with the purpose of obtaining tire benefit of thre Acts of tire General Assmbly, commonly called the Insolvent Deb., tor's Acets. Public Notice rs -hereby given,s that tire petition of the said Hugh A. Nixo will be heard and considered in tire Court. o Common Pleas, for .Edgefield Distriet, a Edgefleid Court House, on the day of October next, or on sruch other day as the Court may order during the term, commencing on the first Monday itt October next, at said place, atnd all thre creditors of.the said H~ugh A. Nix on, are hereby srummon ed, personally, or by attorney, then and there in said Corntt, to show canse, if any they can, why Ore benefit of tire Acts aforesaid, should not be granired.-to the said Hugh A.'Nixon, 'upon' iis executing the assignment reqnired by the Acts aforesaid. T HOS, G. BACON, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Jrune 22d, 1846. July 1 13t 23 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN COMMON PLEAS. A C. ISEwho lies been arrested, and e snwconfined, within the bounds of tihe Jail of Edgefield .District, by virtue of. a wiofcpisad satisfaciendum, at the suit of Charles Lamar, having fliedhis petition with a scheduto on oath. .ofhiis whole estate and ef fects, wvithm the purpose of obtaining tire benefit of the Acts of thre General Assembly, common* ly called the Insolvent Debtorrs Act... Public oticeo is hereby given, That the petitiohi of the said A. C. Wise, wiil he'heard and consid credl in the Court of Common Pleas, for Edge Gield District, at Edgefleid OCourt House, on the day of October next, or 'on such other dihy as the Court mtay order during the.term, Icommencing on-the Birst Monday m'October next, at said place, -and all the creditors'of the said C. A, WiRe; are hereby summoned, per. sonally, or by attomney,.then and there, in said Cotirt, to show- cause, if any they can vwhry the benefit of the Actseaforesaid, bhould notbe granted to the said A. C. Wise,. upon'his exe euting the assignment required by the. Acts aforesaid. -. '. THOS. G; BACON,'Clerk. Clerk'is Office, June 22d, 1846. Julyv1 . .. 13t 23 H'E Estate ofMlarrtt B. Lorrissded, .3 being Derelbctthose: indebted 'to said deceased, are herebry notified to' make jitme diate-paymentad thosli, haviag dematnds:to Ipiresent theiir dtilyjattested. JOHNIHILL, O. F<D mar~ust& C ' ' ,1 'Commis dt o 'tT 'vP"p- l f . , . iiroti df ttte 9k>lE<e isfaie1trs o-t3:': .ts Litton'ttie rie f' !dlattue3k dbttltei-" ; ,ey 31rvs aa:a Bab}far oT t 'J'' ' ;. :' . rBy Drdcr o(theXBo}r4i s c+'' a : "'"'' sepetubers-, . ,:Dr . :t,?9t*l uJ " 'H1V R GIV'N;'h6itafTtidi't: will'apptsito' the .egielatotaR,. itst 4 eession;'to ieaevtt =the(3hs iQ '8 67 across Stt#veaaVpask i commoplrealledRelsa augtl$t t 1 ifi,846",,,t . "r"" / 'rt_ Aii: " er ttvtt trY oifi' the''Esta te'" of Wta:=I+B sob e 4 ceased, '' arVe'gdesttdore8 et ?'teim accords'rig'to taa i';Tb'ese6l Md:zt' Estate ere':requttirt dt t+ ' ii o te' D. $R OIN ^ th April g2' " << ., ;!" rt1 '' Alo e e is" Oamxeav.'50 rr of H E 'Estate, ot;Etiocif', "Air T . beiug*Dirslici; .a'a rt been placed iu m(i y bsn'dsto t of estate; 'those its6ted fide o make paynisii*ei6-, iie "itidid n e having'dekaandi bi i s e e iitRhe'm. r tbsted, onor b e f o r e the let deyy o JOHN HILI.~!o. is..i soguat'26 ." 3,, r: tn'a f: ltst: i :. 31,; ", T O Admtn aa a iE ecdiot as Guat 1, d saris.; vr6'a 1 jt*rn th" i'' of theii trad$ctibtt+'6 'ttu such ' f 6 P t etatlent' year; are respertf tll fegtie8tedftditttejtd er this duty whho(it fudtietdelay#- time ri prescribed by. law has, a reh0g estpf [fed; , rat is desirable : that; tIiosp xbo such:boeides8 a toui1 ,tedd' n tirgs p' time, id pttevem, Eta paywetit ofF.osii a Tb t sure of their Cant sstorle; surd a ' b4 f ,freEularity.itf bitgineati: ; '. : r1 u- , :! u_ i:' IOt T IraE?,iiE July ]:i iZf r; r r: i2Q i as . PersonsN4u 4914't s' g ; 'tn i iT ALLestate of Henry Cai',Mk $: ate reiigeit": ed to present them Ie [1iy t Eed8dd ie indebted are.r ueMied to uwkefinmrdiaae ar ment.. -. -..TOS:,LAKE,'.Adb16d4+rxt ii June 3 T"S" hereby given;thaatapprtdW6n*fR boi a ld fir to the- - Legislitnre at; lts stet's s' iibir, td r alter the charter of the.Town oI E4ge$eld, sti as to give to the .Tovtiti Couflci1,ihie esclosiver right to granf Tavern Licisnseri;.aad"oell'"orto retail spiritousiigaore in said Town .. . ieptrTber 2,:! , 3m r'32. t>l: A55'id' an tt'''t 'er esiate of'Davi$' cltirdsr 4)iw , , et: ed to present their it ifl dittety, y_%t= teced. and"all debtors"oFiheestatb;"greregtt ted to makeprompt"'pdyymentes t tbe affairio'fthe estate aYe about to"be ctosed::..4r t% " 4rJAS- -b1:-R-1CHA)RD9,i'. JAB, May Sampson $. Ma4:f gnd Jobtt B. Mays, vs: 'rs, ttss.tlf: '. - Mays and: B3others ppeanng trdrny satisfaction that William ayyss^, one ofthe?defendhnts? tt ire e, resides without-the limittt octhia"$tate,.erdeiad that the said William B.'Maye; do appeafigthis Court, plead, answer-or., demar.toEthis Bill; oifhii thrna mnnthn knm.tFin'"i Ala nfthi"nnk