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"SATS.OE" SOLrH CAROLINA -EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. s tfl1aODURT.O. ORDINARY. U N It12,'Esq- Ordinary of - " Edgelleld District~: : ' Whereas Jas .- Wiliou and Elizabeth Glover, hatl applied toime for Letters of Adminiistr'ition, .ongall. and singular the f greods and cbaitels, rights and credits of Viley Glover, late of the District, afore ' taidsndeceased. Theso are, therefore,o cite'and 'admony .- ihall and singula rthie kirrdred aidi-crd Nt t-itors of the saiild 'easeit beand appear before me, at our next Ordinary's Court Ibr die said Dietricc1eg be holden atEdge field 'Coun Houseon the 16th day of Au s-' (,'ust ust., to show cause, if any, why ? bee said' linistratioti should not be Given onder iyland and seal, this ths -' d day ot August, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-seven, and in the 72d year of Amer ~ - can Independenct. JOHN HILL, O.E D. A-"s"t 2t 28 , Dr Drandrels's Pills t s" RANDRETH'S PILLS RELIABLE. B Let.no one suppose that the'Brandreth's SPills are not alwys the same. They are. They can ii' be' otherwise. The principles upon - .whitithey are'made are so unerring, that a l~" *rmillion 'ounds could be niade per day without tle most remote possibility of t mistake occur *, ing: Get the genuine, that is all, and the me dicine will give you full satisfaction. WsB'NgTH BLOOD IS IN AN UsOUND condi it, it is as ready for infecti"n, as land plough ed and harrowed to receive the allotted grain., :--- - --- - Tho'se) who are'wise, will therefure commence the purification of their blood' without delay i - and th6si who are already attacked with sick - -6uses should do the same. Ladies should use Brandreth's Pills frequent lyk They will ensure them from severe sick , neies of thestomach, and, generally speaking, entirely prevent it. The Brandreth's Pills arc -harmless. They increase the powers of life ; fihey- do not depress them. Femalk will find _them to.secure.tbat state of health which every ;'mother wishes to enjoy:- In costiveness, so of ., en- prevalent at an interesting period, the xT a jBrandreth's Pills are a safe and effectual reme .ihere-is-no .medicine so safe as this, it is Y ' + :more easy thancastor oil, and is now general l used by nnmerois ladies through their con - , " nemeaL Dr. Brandreth can refer to many ?four first physicians who recommend his pills -,to-their patients, to the exclusion of all other - purgatives, and the-pills being composed en. , tirelyof herbror vegetable matter,: purify the .i blood,.and carijof.the corrupt humors of the , ubody;.in.amanner so sinrple as to give every ayaseii and pleastre. e:$'Lj R emmber, Druggists are riot permitted to inwyills-ifyou purchase of them you will 'btia acounterfeit: B. BRANDRETH, Al. D. rtBranditth's Principal Office 241 Broad-. y other offices in.Now York. O The:. genuine only for sle in Edgeficld = istgetb R..S.:ROBERTS, Edgefield Court Y^{ -vNRck a TEAYER, Hamburg,. and E slStoref feetingstfieV ; - ei genthaving .the genuine has a cerd1 SiA gl gned by the Doctor. him PHAEL4Yi,1PJRED ME!' "; . ; ..nm.,u> DecembeziI837 aD aSiis eutomsh tg ma~aspvorabie Im o ta md, ist onf re gwth ii learning-hat you were'i s &Ifractitioderkof Medicini2 I-called upon -~ ~ ye idj~i~easedglilf eYdoieanobottleis, and hit~Uliveil~tojtake tkem, you should ~ avegood report from mee.e ~ ~~ualive and well tiiis day Thanks to a ~ uteacifl God, and-your Expectorant; and now sullereifrom the e ects of a hard, dry cough, *.paui i irekstaand difficulty of breathing ; 1'.helast hive~of-which, chills and fevers, every %wng'and'fall, added to my misery. I was ,spoen away, toa mere skeleton ; with the great. -'- est difficulty onuly couldi I get up and down 'stairs; my appetite was gone, and my strength :uadtso far failed me, that my friends were per. suaded I could not sturvive mlany' weeks, unless - I -. obtained relief. Indeed, sir, mny situation was se3soperfectly miserable to myself, andi so disj tressing to my family, that I felt willitig to die ~,- .wheneverist should pleaise the Mlaster t o take -me home. Bitt I heard of your medicine, und relisercarne. *,Yes! it proved the "Balm or Gilead ' to iny poor afflieted bndy. Before I had taken osa Bor-r.E, I eXperienced a miti g ation of all my symptoms, and to my great ioyn found in the continued use of it the hap. 7 piest rehtef. In short sir. IT HAS MA DE A -' PERFECT CURtE OF M E-and 1 can truly says I have no desire to be bettor.. -R1.. S. ROBERTS is D~r. D. Jayne's only Ageat at Edgefield C. HI. - july 21- .St 26 A NOTHERC CASE OF NEURALGIA . Cunan Dr RowANsD's MActc Lo-rios !! Mr. J. T. Rowand.-Sir-Several weeks since, a daughter of inine about nte years Sold, was attacked with the most excriutiating * pains ifi'er liads. limbs and v ariouts parts u -the body. For several tdays she was almos vi frantic from pain, tittering cries anud shrtekf -couttitually ! A hiarning fever cotming on, it - seemed almost imipossible that ithe couald lives When ini this conditiuni and nt having closed -her eyes for 3i6.hoars, a friend oIf youars called and. applied your celebriated MAGIC LO)-t. TION, anid in less thaun five mnintntes the p~ainu was entirely remnoved ! A few hours a fter, the paissveturned un somn meantute, but yiel ded as at first, almost insbt-mly to the Lotioni, -,.add contrary to my expectations, my child re robvdreil'and is nowv in good health.~ Yours, truly, MARY YOUNG. . ariot's ILane, -below Queen, between Fiflk andSixth. Philadelphia, March 26. 1846. Sold wbolesale and retail, by - JOSEPH~ T. ROWLAND, TMNo2 376 Market street, Philadelphia. - ~ sieb- ROBEftTS, Edgefield - ourt Huse/S. C, au 4 WA .N3TE2 UXPY the sobscriber; fo r wvhich the highes lP price will be paid - 425 bushels Stun Flower SEED, - 25 - do -Palhma Christi *J. D. TIBBETTS. 9 'NOTICE. jLL person indebted to the estate of John -.~'?5Gitty,- dlecd:. are regnested to make -Apayneint, antd those having claims against said estate t6present. them. for'payment, properly ailetide. H ENRY, Mt. SPIK ES, 1nlT10 E. * erosWin TINO' T UNED n A 'Isdendi -hny al>plyitng to Mr. .AA ~ NAGirEdgefield U.H.; by letter orotherws - ad ~ *' . - 4Vy.724 BACON-BACON. JUST RECEIVED= 1qEW l~t of very superior Baco A bicb will beso ow for CASH. "!f; .EW WIIDS. . Roberts has justreceived the folow iR ng Dry Goods, which ho will sell lo1 fo Cash.. Bale .: 3.4 unbleached- "liitiiigs ,. 7.8 " " 1 " 3.4 e Osnaburgs 1 4.4 " - Sheeting 1 . 4-4 Extra do 20ps. row prints ot 10 & 12 cents a yar july 7 tf 24 WAREHOUJE AND FACTOR AGE THE Subscribei have purchased frot Nathan L. Griffin,Esq . the Cotton Warehous in Hamburg, tecently occupied by Dr. J.-1 Griffin, and formerly by Messrs. H. L. Jeffet & Co., situated at the foot of the Hit), and in mediately at the bead of the main bnsmei street. From it. superior location, and bein surrounded by a stream of water, it is compai atively exempt from the casualty of fire and er tirely above the reach of high freshets. They propose to carry on exclusively the WAREHOUSE & GENERAL FACTORAGE BUS le'E 3s, under the firm of GEIGER & PARTLOW. Having engaged an experienced and corn potent assistant, in addition to their own pe sonal attention, and possessing means to mak liberal advances on Produce consigned to thei care, they hereby render their services to Plat "ters; Merclrants and others, in the storage-an sale of Cotton, Flour, Bacon, and other Produce, in Receiving and Forwari ing Merchandise, and purchasing goods to of der. Their charges will be regulated by the ua rates of the place. W. W. GEIGER, : JAMES Y. L. PARTLOW. Hamburg;June 3, 1846. june 9 6m 20 NEW 'GOODS. T HE Subscriber is now receiving a spier did Stock'ol N E W GOODS at th IBrick Store formerly occupied by Presley d Bryan, consisting of all kinds of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD WARE, CROCKERY, SHOES, AND HATS, to which he invites. his friends and the pulili to call and examine for themselves, before put chasing elsewhere. . N. B. Goods very low for Cash. B. C. BRYAN. April 6th 1847. tf . 12 TO THE PUBLIC. TH E undersigned wouli respectfully 1nnounce t g 3I Travellers and ,persons vie *i* ing Hainug that he ha taken for a' term of years the Hotel, long known a Rubbard's American ,HOTEL,..: .. Which' it'is his purpose to:keep as suc a'aous biddle-kept;:and :will:6nly promise to.allwh favor him with-a call., that he will doall in hip owee to. please; andwhere.asmuchwcomfor and~ ietmaybe expectedas can:be found if a ny ,bi Hose aM: M g / :A careful and attentive Hestler-will be kep conpantly in theAStable; and Horses shall be attended to in a way that shall give entire satis (actions. -- . . A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited WM. KETCHAM., Hamburg, March.8-10 tf 7 State of Southi Carolmia. 'EDGE i'lIELD DISTR1CT. IN EQIUTY. Bethaiy Alston, by her next - )Petition frienrd, vs. Thomas B. Reese, 'fr paying o. and Alfred Alston. ver funds. IT appearing to my satisfaction, that Alfrei UAlston, one of the Defenida'nats in this case resides beyond ihe limits of this Stato. On ma ton of Gridfin, Solicitor for the petitioner, or dered, that the said -Alfred Alston, do, plead, an s~er or demur; to this petition, within three months from the publication of this order. os the said petition be token pro confesso, againal him. S. S. TOM PK INS, c. E.E. D.. Commr's. Office, 12th JuLly, 3847. Sjuly 14 3m 25 NotiCe. ALL persons lddnbtod to the estate o! Dr AAugustus W. Buart, dec'd., are regnested to make immiediate paymtent. and those having demands nesinst said estate, are requested ti present the'm for payment. properly attested. * M. 1M. BURT, Adm'r. juie 16 tf 21 h~otice. A LL those itndebted to the estate of Charit, Joihusoni, dec'd.; are requested to omke immedite payment, and those havIng demanda to present themi properly attesited. U.II. GOULDEN, SiM EON ATTrAWAY, Admninistrators. july 7 t f 24 Notice. LL Persims having demands against the estate of Henry Carr, dee'd., are request ed to present themi legally attested, ad thioe mndebted arc requnested to make imimediate pay merit. T HOS. LAKE~, Administrator. ALEM WITC HICRAFT OUTDONL., Mr. T. Rowvand-De)ar Sir--For four os ive years I have suffered greatly from Rheu matismn in my head, wvhich during the last yeas became wvorse and worse. For foufr or fi wveeks previous to the 15th inst., ilhad suffecred without intermission, my general health was much impaired, my sight injured, and my head so sensitive, that I could scarcely rest it upoi the pillow. Two days since, a sin* appLica ion ofyour "MAGIC LOTION," rlieved me entirely in two or three niinutes. - 'I have ap. plied it occasionally since, anid the soreness is nearly gone' So great and sudden wvas thi change, that Ilcan scarcely r ealizd that I an the same man. Ihave also cumed one of my cahildren, arnda frmale friend of headache in two or three min utes' So great is my confidence in th'e "MAGIC LCTION'' that I would not be without a bot te fr "fiffly times its cost.". A.Yours resp'sctfully, A JACOB':SOUDER, -No. 350 Market street. ?hildelphia, January 17th, 1846. Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by . T. Rowand, 376 Market street. *For sale by R. S. ROBERTS, Edgefield Court H-oiufe S. C. ,july 23 -. .. -~ 3t 27 6' ":;$' -o.- . - " O )rE following Regmen ardd for; Review ndaDrilflaY :paces' Thi, 39th Regiment of Infan Ru tsliai mountain, ons Tuesday fliel'd4b Enext." The-38th Regiment ofInfati 'iKilers on Thursday the-5Jh of' Engsst. r "TheT30th Reginient' of Cay Martina, -on Saturday, the 7th ofAigvC The -10th 'Reginmentfd i a ,Boyd's, on Tuesday the:10tho 6Aoge The 41st Regient of Ifirin Irk's old. -field; Eu'Thiirsdif'thd= 12d*oF:A _Tie-45th Regiment brilnfan u~rnt: "Factory. on:Saturday the:14tha gut 's The 9th Re 'ment.of Cavalr' Glenn Springs, on" Iuesday tht?ii li The 36th Rigiment of mmons' Hold f on Tuesdy u -1 e - Th -s'u'ieto *-Biartn' on Thursday the 26th sn}' st. " ' The 3d Reginient-df Infatry, #$ney'eold :store, on Saturday the:28toA . W. Th IstReimntf Reagilent akens-r - ntville, on Tuesday the 31stof " et The 5th Regiment ofinfa i '- "ter's,on Thursday the'2d, of SePutegust The 2d Reginent of:Int ay atin' , Saturdy the 4th'6S dbe'inbe. : r The 412d Regiment of Ifa intoy, . on Tuesday the 7th of Septem l - d The 4th-Regiment of-Infann arrenes , on Thursday the 9th of SeptA .M - The-46th Regiment-ofdpfantt matt on atrSaturday the 1hth of Sep Itge b The 8th Regiment of InfatIyi ey ;place: r- -the firigadier General may sale' - rpr to this Department, the poinisult t .y u the 14th of September''.:''' -The 2d-Regiment of-Caval t--B res, on Thursday the 16th-of Septu. t The 9th Regiment-of:Infaitrg ;we's, on Saturday the 18th of sep-tam ' The 7th Regiment of Infan'~ theld Wells, on Tuesday the21st of e tax'thr . Tie 10th Regiment of Infant dhf 0ard son's. n Thursdaythe 23d t o ~ e - The Commnissione'd and' ifr misioned h Ofcars, will assembleuat- tlibeir iiyerpa rode grounds on the day re drillsd the Major Generalswill' if, at tend the reviews,.in.their civbies Bri gadic r Generals will, itli their tin c their respective Brigades, and et iud vith the extension nf ibis erdeir : Sy order of the Coinan .,Ch,. - - J.W1 CAN Wells, .o.Tesa Athe sdl Se ni.. REA D IT I IT .SPEA 8 NE1.,2 T o cxth Ra-meruitS of I - :?iPhuadde~jilis,4fI - 1845:' s Dr Jane.Dear Sid:ay l the a b tfo the . afflicted to give publicity to'thg4 -odinary a eects of your valyblei n dic4me Y"' I Mae suffeesd -Ta sewral at ith Lier Com(1ainty' i ie o, disieases which folidus- cmplet ,j1 fithir systeiterothws itieirsd s in iulty 1 cog'dieGalk, iaai t hi . pflied to rnm y-rom. >To add~to Ab r aternlius er rstcig Bngiadesbad a dia eat tweater.my fei n ands h oer tb y coldand erorp thaian' had 'a h I rioe hecanis af~icted' itb ad, iY og': was' de tun d r.e eME rse1 pae ;wtot ra Pdflp&tidia li'aIfs45 sor nenm Deoarch, wbhi causd tthe affiento reie, pblicitad 18tlie^eprord in a I a efetheo yu aldvice sm eniihsicians and re snfereydal'theremdiaue iuh case, btcomue~d go osadi p weared asothough aad'disolutio was ta r wacldabut ~ th mhuse. I'otnsed tom prv m rom~ ~ tad t ii Shr -s~fe my fe c ale atour Stoiere, td m~y~ case ~u, .h an d isnt easbottle of yor~tra~e ,and aeo wordl to ome an see yu, adiyo woulad invsigsatsm ase, a~Ind cue meeh it rid fu- drieeas an felrt Iasbeondathe I sfeere tking bor Aiativ nNa'ni, afor ,trwaeieds taher stuyo a'dle cideihne. 1o coud no would slly aditaoralxteatvew wouaerethu rea effeculy.Win hopeas, sorer i of getomahel, I stlih.coniused ita s-l kin ouch Atrat Ieauntil - a taendown venrto botle, benthareto be prpdden a I hadegheaadbicthen some e.inentd phyra,y an rie arlsuall the eiesyaduain sch amses, btcniudt rw-o and it app-iereund Iere has bough aou apoer miontn wa ta : inowed on your medicines, and dtethi tmeneaory yor vStigeof dIseaS eada walk aot the huste. I a ctinead toarm arsv ftrom t at time pertoy-fte. my wife coaned yorine, aonds i te mcto u, I havd godrentt believe, sIfl hatbe' thes o fje an our valabeeies;bndh Pilp for three hektras savedidefromarehatu e r. saidlwCou:Pould rtwl~ tatu.reetee woldvent mnd Eh tualy. .'Wt ohps howevered oeng wDrl D stl cotinueduta Tkigrd A ent.,P ivenil. - tae h inm etvEdiefisem, asough ' Ho otido breath s usa.oyrves00 baduall becameR vamont and mycraienand~ or thi newan iutycelebingtedu Medicinesh -ndumerotus, eures thearaly eetig' disasiots edif efofympesystie.-In msityiend Barlyu Sic ad-ns'any pceaiodod mylie hae soigned imae porsinh. to::reontheir - s av goorieaoso to beieethat the use Grpoddassiedfmilir'm iinitr greai. -a -e Y ce-? -.-IS l ARAR By.lallowe Coil, H a Stre between. Seventhand;-Eigihal m-. street;- . Ne.--: -o Crearer1 olhDr.D M~N.8 Caruy, - Trird sit, 'lia~i4~ rner yas -IL S ERO- oa'nsS ~ july28 6 2 E . LTRMADE EASY. PIE'.UNIVERSALP LS.. T E'startling drawback on nearly all lye-' 'TWdisilal Agents has ever been that in-their. hproess'ofpuration and purification they have. alsoUDibilitale 1he Systcnr.-HIenceePurgative Medicines have-alwaysbeen regarded as'at best .buta-Necessary Evil;Patients resorting to them for the.relief oatone diseasd at.the expence of another.-To obviate this Physicians havelong sought. for an Agent that-would at the same time PURGE, PURIFY end STRENGTH :EN. Burtheir efforts were?neairly fruitless, and theyhad almost dispaired ofsuccess when the labors of science, and :reiearch were re ,warded by a diseovery which fully realized the fondest- desires -of the Medical Faculty, and which is justly regarded as one of the most im .portant''Triin'aph that Pharmacy has ever a chieved.--Tliis important desideratum is nam ed.Dr. LE ROY'S VEGETABLE UNIVER SAL PILLS. which purify the Blood and re move all corrupt, and vitiated humors, and un. hiealtliy acctmulations from the body iti a man nernever before rivalled, and which yet pro duce no weakness or lassitude whatever, but ou the contrary, tone the Stomach and invigo rate the. constitution during the progress of their operations! Dr. Le. Roy's Pills, in fact unite those heretofore irreconcilable-, but most desir able qualities, Evacuation and.Invigoration, for they are at the same time a STRENGTHEN ING PURGATIVE, and a PURIFYING TO NIC.-. :iThe,two principle ingredients in Dr. Le Roy's Pills are WILD CHERRY and SAR SAPARlLLA, so prepared that each promotes the- beneficial effect of the other, the former strengthening, while the latter,-through its union with various vegetable ingredients, evacuates, and purifies-thus they apperinduce no torpid. Ity or lassitude of the Digestive Functions, and hence their operations are attended by no Re action, or subsequent Costiveness. = Dr. Le Roy's Pills are the most active and searching Medicine in existence. They at once attack the yery root of Diseases. and their ac tion is so prompi, that in an hour or two afler they are taken, the patient is aware of their good effects. They not only operate on the Blood. butalho on the chyle, of which the blood is formed, and this secures good blood from the fountain head, moteover they produce neither nausea, griping or. debility, and as a family Medicine they have no rival.-Pice 25 Cra-rs per Box. ' For sale by J. D. TIBBETT'S, Edgefield C. H., S. C. July 7 - Gin 24 I SE Warranted to Cure. HEM1ORRHOIDS, OR PILEd, is a disease p'roduced by local irritation, costiveness, purga tihb stimulants,. undue determination of blood. to the hemorrhoidal vessels by excessive riding, sr-walking, or a congestive state, of the liver, and peculiarity of the constitution itself. - It is'usually considered under three foriis. or varieties,-as follows-Blind Piles, White Piles, and Bleeding Piles. - Thisdisease is so common, and so very well known; that a.description of its;.symptoms is not deemed necessary. -. - ',The success that has followe'd the use of the Embiocation,in -the'cura of this, diseiso, has been iuly astonishing. Physicians *now d ie their patients to tryit,:as the only Adliuottoaits eing a positive reimedy En e.Piles, tinever faile,'to cure; thatLINTOLn, IBD EITCHING;.whichis so veryecommoe and has its 'location .In teigme parts as .th Priea th' followin"fron thieditorin ia iihns of'Alexander's'lVeekly Mlessenger Found at 1ast-A nurs for dt ies.-Physi caiss and Chemists have long been anxious to disever a medicine that would cure one of the mst troiiblesome diseases, the Piles.... Success has at last been the result. Dr. JACKSON'S PILE. EMBROCATION not only stops afl bleeding,'allays pain and inflamation, subdues that intolerable itching, but effectually cures, like a charm, and in a very short time, persons whose lives have' been rendered miserable for yers:. - For sale by R. . ROBERTS, Agent, at Edgefield Court House, SouthCarolina. march 10 - ; 7 Tyler'sAs'ue &Fever Fills.t A.CERTAIN. safe' and effectual cure for Ague and Fever, in all varied forms. Al- I so, an excellent Tonic in Dyspepsia, Palpita ion of the Heart, Loss of Appetite. Neuralgia, Nervous and other diseases, which arise from a weak and delihtated condition of the system. -Brettimore, December 15th, 1843. Dr. G. K. Trr.ER.-Dear Sir.-It is wvitli great pleasure that I announce to you a perfect restoration of my healsh b'y the use of your in valuable pills. I had been suffering from : Chills and Fevers for eighteen or twenty months, during which time I took five bottles of Row and's Tonic Mixture, Dr. Sherman's Fever and Ague Lozenges, Dr. Love's Vegetable Elixir, Keener's Powders, Barks, Quinine, Thompso. nian Medicines, Arsenic, Herbs, and in fact almost all the popular remedies I could hear of; and yet received no lasting benefit. The c!'ills were stopped by Qninine and other things, but after a few days or weeks they would retur~n again,,.as bad or wvorse than before. Towards the last the chills came only every third day, I and these were followed by fever of such se- I verity as to affect my reason and it wvas found a necessary for seine one to watem with me un ii the pai-oxysm passed off. At last I procured I a box of your pills, and only took four of them ; this so completely stopped the chills, that _I have never biad a return of them uip to this I time, (nearly two years) and iiear a year of r this time was passed in the same place where I I first caught the disease.r ,That my case is not one cured by chance is proven from the fairt that four pills out of the I same box cured Capt. Reuben Banks, so ef- ! fctually that he has never had the diaense since, whereas before he often suffered from it. Two ther person were also cured by the contents of this same box, and they neither of them haveI land a return of it although they both reside r where they are exposed every season. I know several others who have been cured by yonr pills, but it is unnecessary to detail their cases. The best certificates of their efiici incy in Chills and Fever, will be a few doses, and if. they are as beneficial to others as they lava been to me they may be truly called a pub lic blessing. .am with much respect youir ohee't. serv't. H ENRY BRISCOE. For sale by T. Risley. H amburg. S. C., and J. D. TIBBETTS, C Jui; 28Edgefield C. H., S. C. july28 m -27 Not ice. T H E Estate of Gilber: Summierall being -Dereliet~ all those having demands, are - -equested-to present, them, duly attested, and hosendebted: to make immediate payment to 4 he-subscriber. . JOHN HILL, 0. F.: D. K may 26 tf~'-- - 18 BECR1T!:TIN( HE4D QUARTERS, I Regimental Orders, No. 59. IN accordance with'General Orders, No. 15,1 ton City, Ca pt. Brooks, of-Company U, nov Captain Joseph Kennedy, of7Company :G, and tailed for the Recruiting service.-.- . II. Captain Brooks will, on the receipt of this at Washington, for instructions.. In the iuterim Edgefield C. H. South Carolina. III. Captain Kennedy and Lient. Kershaw'wil olina. They will report on their arrival to Capt: City, and until further orders from the Adjutant ( dy will open a Recruiting Ren Fort M Carolina. IV. In addition to the Monthly Reports to the report monthly to the Head Quatters ol this Reg By order, In obedience to the foregoing order, I will.rt the duty assigned me, until a reply to the applical ton, for permission to join my Regiment has bien The recruits.enlistedby Capt. Kenedy, Lt. I to the South Caroline Regiment, and will be rece is thus presented to those gallant spirits of Edgef appointed only by a want in number, of now gra A Bounty of $12 00 will be paid to each rec dition to the Monthly pay of $7 00, the provisiot of Congress; together with other provisions ofclo even in a pecuniary point of view. By the 9th Section of an Act of Congress, en additional military force, and for other purposes," private now in service or who may hereafter be e and who shall receive an honorable discharge eith for disability incurred in the course of his service and sixty acres of Land, which lie will be at liberi lands that may be subject to private entry; or he n receive treasury script to the amount of onS un payable semiiannually, and. redeemable at the pie Each and every soldier; mustered into the.i Wade, and who has not been legally discharged, Edgefield C. H., 5th July 1847, Recruiting Rendezvous. July F OR the cure of White Swellings, Scrofulas, and other tumors, Ulcers, Sore Legs, old I and fresh Wounds, Sprains and Bruises, Stel. lings, and Infammation,' Scald Head, Sore Breasts, of toomen, .Rheumatic pains, Teters. Eruptions, Chilblains, Whitlows, Bile,' Corns; and external diseases generally. : It is likewise greatly superior ts any , medicine heretofore ' discovered for the chafed backs'and:.limbs.of horses; for ringworms, chapped lips, and' in short for every external bodily evil that miay fall: to the lot of manor beast. The proprietor of. ' this noble specific can positively state, without I fear of contradiction, that-it is "vastly =supeior J to-any-compound ever discovered, or:at least that-is known -in -these-days, in the cure ofth , :1 above,:complaintsIndeed,:toomuch;caoui, o be said in its.favorfir-gthere is nothinggnore certain;thrfnitsefacy ~Ntleiiitt'ers fet~ ich it'is i-ooi~ndi8edfand feped= pr'a lion of its cuiearesmelie oas e~ A et mic'th a goratitoN~oii.to G ra inmates of all houses-arsliable tjusealacier l escuts;=bruises,+bnris: cornsaebapped~ifppy Vc.&c.-&c,. ;-from any:or allofgvhtch ghey .an receive but little'injuiy ifiiey have a box if Hiarrison's unirivalled specific to conte'nd with 'them. For' Piles and Salt Rhmeum it str t passes all otherremedies. . - SFor sale by-T. Risley; Hamiburg; and ' e- .-- .5 J. D. TIBBETTS,. - ~Edgefield Court House, S. C. july 28 - *6m .27 TESTIONIALS-Extract of a letter 1.from Dr Waines, of Philadelphia, Feb.1 , 1840.-." Your Pills are the mildest in their. perations, and yct most powerful in their ef 'cts, of any that I have ever met with in a prae ice of eight and twenty years. Their action on he chyle and hence on thme impurities of. the >mod, is evidently very surpr isimg.'' Extract of a letter from Dr. Henry Hall, of luebec, L. C., Mar ch 6, 1841.-" For bilions 'vers, sick headaches, tor pidity of thme bowels, imid enlargement of the spleen, Dr. Peter' Pills are an excellent medicine." r For sale by all the Druggists in Augusta, E'lamburg, and in Charleston by P. Melvin Johen, No. 19 Hlayne street, Haviland, Har al & Allen, King street ; Nelson Carter, Meet. nig street; E. M. .Carey, Broad street, and e amios Head, corner East Bay and Broad street. '. Risley, Hamburg ; and J7. D. TJBBETTS. Edgefleld Court House, S. C. a july 28 6 2 Lucina CordiaI; or the ELIXIR OF LOVE.' - TH IS is a sovereign and speedy cure for ... Incipient Consumption, .Bar-renness, mpotency, Incorhea or Whites, Obstmuction, )ilflciclt or Painful Mienstruation,Incontinence 1 f Urine, or Involuntary Discharge thereof; J ind for general pro-tration of time system. whe- ri her the result of inherent causes or produced y irregularity, illness or acczident. ci There is not a shadow of doubt that this is C re, and were not the subject of too delicate a ml nture, hundreds wounld testify to the unrival- C ed efficacy of this Cordial as a specific for bar- 01 enness, flour albns, gleets, irregnilarities in the w ecretions, pains ini the Kidneys, female sup. rc ressions. For sale by all the principal Drug- B ists in Augusta, Hamburg and Charleston. I.7 Price, $3 per bottle. For sale by Haviland, Harral & Allen, King tret ; P. Melvin Cohen, No.19 Hlayne street; -. lelson Carter, Meeting street, and E. M*. Ca ey, Broad street, Charleston; T. Risley, H am. urg; and -J. D. TIBBETTS,? Edgefleld Court House, S. C. to july28 m' .27 hi OO 0TH ACHE CURED.-f ..Mr.,Josapr Rowvn, No. 376 Market St. Dear Sir :-Afler having suffered many days nd nights with an excrutiating tooth ache "i nd tried every other remedy without relief, I u! as iniduced to try the ef'ect of your MAGIC ,OTION, and to my utter astonishment,.I was ompletely cured in five minutes. Yours, BARTLE SHEE, - Paper Warehonse, No. 29 Cmmeice2St~ Philadelphia, Feb. 25th.'1S40." R. S. ROBERTS,'Agent,- Edgefield C2 H. july 21 E tft " 26.. ,,l "th Northern Homnespuns. - SBales NORTHERN HOM1ESPUNS T W For sale by ~ - . R SROBERTS. june16 3t 21 ALMETTOJfG MEN Puotbla Ma row the Adjtt e on leave ofAs5 t Uieut.J. B. Kiria iriler, report-tontle'Ajion he .will open. aecrian I proceed by tomo Brooks,'the senio eneral's Otiicat.Wi sbigt oultrie, and Lieui.Kersha Adjutant GeneralsOfcew o went. - main at Edgefield C.Hi -ink ion Ihave made toihe'at ti received:. rsfi e ershaw, anid mysel ii t ved as Folutntbr? A Qabr ie eld who buriied toYii leI ifyin heirearefistidan I rust, immediately on his enlhitme wnade in the subjoained i.. bing rations, m&c ,make theer ided "An'Act to a -'fora 1imi "each nopn coinmisszon e niisted during the presenLa -i ar by expiration of histeam f-en a will be entitled to ' warraftf6. y to locate in one bodysupon . lay, at his option, when honorsbl )RED DOLLARs,bedringx'sixe..en ssure of-tlie GoveriithentJ i, ervice of the United-Stats'byfle will.report in person to ine, forthwI -. - P.8. -BROOES; 7' . STATE OFSO lf EDGEFIEE3DDS71. IN TUHE COMMOctPE . L. & E. Penn'& Co lames B. Harris., ;. AMES B. HARBI:beingrow custody of.the. Sheriff'dge rict, by virtue ofa writofC~pite iendnm, at the uit ofGn end having filed in inyiof a aih, of his ,whol es ersonal, winl a view' toobt hd Actsof thaeGenheralA~sedab, alled, the ,nsolveut'debiartAcc Ot fMilTminlkinsiderindant'st -uci fotice isjhereyiS 'toh M is's ersn'&do'.o,a;a lol ee Sou-eo1 ] sidered TR u r og be.teri, cmet _g k7 Pen &: !orp o e ,hclae EDGEFIE:DM)DItpR iN THE~COMMON Tharles.B. Caiter UHARIES B. 0AR'TERWGi the custody of the Sheriff'o )istrict, by virtue of the siiusneadjf 2s tthe suit of Garvin &'Waines1hiiii E is petition with...a schedule.o Mi ebole estate and effects, w~th~te ay brtaining the beneit fr the Acts o~h~e ii Assembly, commonly 'calleudas1 lebtors Acts. Public .Niuice'is hmh~i the said Garvin &'Haines, an iji reditors of the said C'h'rles.JCar, -ik nd petition will be' heard ai'ni i i s te sixth day of Octaber nixtT'ad lourc House, or on such other day IIe may order during thei.term; comiiueif& ae first Monday in October-next, lad[t nd all the creditors ofthe saiChaiJs 'r, are hereby summoaied, pin l9~~ ttorney, then and there in innd Ctrt% muse,- if any they caui:whfdas4 cte aforesaid. should not bie' aaid aid Charles Bw Carter,'bgin'bis asignment required-byrsaad'Ac~si THO.. ACO Clerk's Office, 2nd Julj 184 . july 3 Fihe U. 'S. Distait~t -DISTRICT OF SOUTHNAR N the Matter-of Henry :H.'Mao L Merchant of .Ed ~fel Pursuant to an,0idefef tia: Wi the United States,~for 'the"Dist'c arolina,'notice is herebjgivent ewn before the said . ourait ourt House in Charlesto'n oniti 'November nett eladii -. lay the said' Henry"H.j'M" ceive his Discharge ad9C Charlestoni 26th day ol~3ia H.Y.GI July 7 . o RL ROFF,'bilisidei~d t Rterest in the right of'dee Hotchakiss' ReacthionMil~jh~s .s never'complied with sadcon rehe holds no interest, a 11 or make any. cnr ~e, the undersignedrfe te Lht, and a right purchmase'fw less our agent, wil not -~ Mlr I T. WEBBER,'Wei wer to act as ouf agenit. COTHRNkO .* MTICI JLL Pe:'ons' indeied ,'''z d tha itis absolutely hecs.- o a mei6' :due the Estate, and t 2 not pay-will be su~'e o lie Nuies'are:In the hiendsifN W Gabbis.Esqrs~.~ NTU0SJLU10I