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:SHERIFF'S SALE. NY Virtue osud-y write of Fieri.Fa .. "ic s, to ine directed, I will proceed-to sell, Sat- Edgefeld Court House, on the' first Mondayend.Tuesday in October next, the foil'oin'-property, in the following cases, Viz Charles Hall vs Milledge Galphin, two negro slaves by the name of George and Spencer.; -Otis J. Chafee and A. J. Rambo, vs Williamson Dalton, one negro boy-slave, by the name-of Jerry. William Daniel, M. M. Padgett and others, vs Nancy Oliver, one negro girl slave, by the name of Louisa. Charles J. G'overbearer, and others, vs * Starling Turner, two horses. John Lowry and others, vs Wade Cul breath,'onie bay tnare. The State, vs Mathew Corley, one iron ,,,ramare., lisba Stevens, Alfred May and others, severally, vs James Stevens, two negro slaves, by name of Trulove and her child by the name of Maximillion. Terms Cash. H. BOULWARL, S. E. D. 3 sept 16 3t - 35 Sherij's Sale. B QY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa cias, to me direeted, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday in October next, the following property, in the following named cases, to wit: J. P. Carroll, B. C. Yancy and others, severally, vs S. C. Schroder and F. A. Schroder, a house and lot ini the -town or Hamburg, known in the plait of the said town as lot.No. (106.) -. Richard Parks vs James Martin, a tract of land containing one hundred acres more or less, adjoining lands of James Scarbo rough and others. G. W. & W. B. Brannon vs Archa Smith, a tract of land contaitniug one hun dred and fifty acres more or less, adjoining lands of W. West, George Martin and others. George Parrott vs Elizabeth Carter, a tract of land containing one thousand 'acres, more or less, adjoiniig lands of John Wise, Lewis ElIzey, and others. The State and others, severally, vs Charles Powell, a tract or land containing ouehundred and twenty-five acres, more or lessadjoining lands of Dudley Rountree, Wade Glover, and others. George Parrott and ot hers, severilly, vs Ann Hull, three lots in the Town of Ham burg, viz. lots Nos. 175, ISO and 139. William Spires and others, severally. vs R. R. Huiter, three lots in the town of Hamburg, lying in the swamp and known by the plan of said town as No ninety four, two hundred and sixty-eight and two hundred and sixty-nite, James Dorn vs James J. Goggins, the Sdefendant's interest in two hundred and ninety-six acres of land, adjoining lands of David Smith, William Padgett & others. Teirms Cash. 6 . NULWARE, S.E OePt,11 -STATE . STHW~ L 1 7EDITRC Sam uel ars 3~" '.0 Geen Harris -OTIC N-caeIshafli residene~o~e Martin, dec'd., aCambridge, on te ~iliird Monday in October next, the real estate of Tu r -ner Harris, dec'd., being one tract of land, sit uated partly in A bbeville and partly in Edgefield Districts, in the State aforesaid, Ott Cuffeetown -Creek, containing two hundred and fify acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of Thomas & Cheatham, Lemuel Bel, Thomas Henderson, - Benjamin Sale, and others. Said land will be sold on a credit of twelve months, except for so much as will pay the cost of this snit to be cash. The purchaser to give bond and good sure- 1 ties to secure the purchase money. * S. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E.D. -Comm'rs. Office, Edgefield, Sep. 10. 1847. sept11 6t 34 * State of South Carolina, - EDGEFIK LD DISTRICT. - IN EQUIT Y. * Ann F. Williams & Tabitha Mar) tin, vs Freeman G. Martin, Jais. Partition.1 *W. Ualdwell. & swife, & others. - OTrICE is hereby given, that by virtue of 1the Decree or the Court of Equity in this case, 1 shall sell on the third Mionday in Octo ber next,at the late residence of Reeves Martin, dec'd., the real estate of the said Reeves M1ar - tin, being One tract of land. sitnated in the District and n - State aforesaid, on Ninty-six Creek, containing nine hundred and one acres, more or less, and adjoining lands of Whitfield Brooks, George W. -Holloway. Pleasant Burnett, James Cresswell, ' N. L. Griffin. and the said Ann F. Williams. Said land will be sold ont a credit of one and two years, exept for so mucth as will pay the *- cost ot this suit to be paid in cash. The purchaser giving bond and good sure ties tosecure the purchase money. S. S. TOM PKINS, C. E.E. D. n Comni'rs. Office, Edgefield Sept. 10, 1847. * EDGEFIELDITICT. Gere IN EQUiTY. 3 GeorgeParrott and others, - s. Foreclosure. James E. Walker & others. ~JOTICE IS HERISBY GIVEN, That by LIvirtue of an order from tihe Court of *Equity in this case.I sh'allsell at Edgefield Court ~'. House, on the first Monday in October next. C One lot or parcel of land, situated in the Town of Hamburg, ini the District and State aforesaid, having forty eight (48) feet front on Centre street, arad rnning back three hundred feet to Mechanics street, beine lot No. , in .1. the plan of said town, and aAjoining the house ~ . and Iot belonging to Turner Goldsmith on the .,~. .e... ~.S. S. TOMPKiNS, e. z. xi.. ~***> P Comm'rs. Office, Edgefleld Sept. 10, 1847. spt11 4t 34 - Land for $ale.. ~HE Subscriber will of'er for'Sale, at -~ "' I.Public Auction, on Sale Day in October, ~. -,J, -. 4 at Edgefield Court Hmuse, 433 acres of well -improved land, situated near Little Stephens '~ (.Creek. ~ 'y The Land is well adapted to Corn and Cot ton, and in good order. Tenn.-The L-ind will he sold upon a cre dit; the pturchaser to give four Notes for the amount of the purchase money, egnally divided,payable onshany. 1848, 1st Jany..1849, 1st Jany. - - T.B. H ARVEY. set22t 35.] BACON-BACON. JUST RECEIVED, NEW- lot of very superior Bacon, which will be sold lowtor.CASH. 7 Also-A lot of fine Flour. J. A. WILLIAMS. june9 f 20 Walker & Bradford, Warehouse &, Comfnission Merchants-Hamburg, S. C. T HE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and the public, that they still con tinue the WAREHO USE & COMMISSION BUSINESS at their old stand, known as the Water-Proof Warehouse; where they will de vote their personal attention, to ill business en trusted to their care. Their rates for selling and storing of Cotton' or other produce, receiving and forwarding Merchandize are the same as heretofore. Orders for Supplies will be promptly execut ed at the lowest market price. Thankful for past patronage so liberally be stowed on us we respectfully solicit a contina ance of the same. WALKER & BRADFORD. Hamburg, August27, 147. 3m 32 .liayley's here Yet ! ASH made at 6j cents per light, for all Sash containing 15 lights to the window and upwards, all windows containing less 7 cts. per light. All kinds of-FURNITURE made to order, at the old stand, I mile from Gilgal Church, and 17 from Cambridge, upon the Martintown road. All orders left at this ollice will be attended to. W. BAYLEY. august25 If 31 Abbeville Banner and Anderson Gazette co py three times. NEW GOODS. T HE Subscriber is now receiving a splen did Stock of N E W G OO D S at the Brick Store formerly occupied by Presley & Bryan, consisting of all kinds of DIY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD WARE, CROCKERY, SHOES, AND HATS, to which he invites his Iriends and the public to call and examine for themselves, before pur chasing elsewhere. N. 13. Goods very low fbr Cash. B. C. BRYAN. April 6th 1847. tf 12 REIMOVAL. ,*&1. KETCHI.M & CO., HAMBURG, S. C. H AVE removed their stock of Dry Goods to the Store under the American Hotel, (late Hubbard's,) where it is their purpose to keep a full assortment of American, French and English DRy GOODS. We would take this opportunity to return our thanks to our numerous flriends for the very liberal patronage bestowed on us for the last six years, and would solicit a continuance of their favors. W e would also invite all persons buying Dry Goods in Hamburg, who are not already on our large list of subscribers togive us a triaL t Our stock will consist of a much larger and t more general assortment than we have hereto fore kept. We shall also continue to keep our usual assortment of Carpetingj, Oil Cloth, Floo6 Matting, Bonnets,-and Ladies and Childrens Shoes. N. B.-Just received a full assortment of all numbers of genuiiie L Dutchs Dolling Cloths, which together with all articles in our line will ie sold as low as they can be procured in Ham gurg or Augusta. WM..KETCHAM& CO. kHamburg. S. C. Aug.7-11 tf 29 WA RE HOUSE F ACTORAGE, THE Subscribers have purchased from Nathan L.Guiffin,Esq., ..,..... . the Cotton Warehouse ni Hamburg, recently occnpied by Dr. 3. F. 3riffin., and formerly by Messrs. H. L. Jeffers St Co.. situated at the foot of the Hill, atnd im nediately at the head of the main bnsimess treet. From it- superior location, and being urrounded by a stream of water, it is comper Ltively exempt from, the casualty of fire and en irely above the reach of high freshets. They propose to cnrry ont exclusively the W~AREHuUSE & GENEFRAL FACTORAGE ] inder the firm of GEIGER & PA RTLOW. IHaving enigaged an explenenced and comn- u ietent assistant, in addition to their own per- si ,,nal attenition, and possessing means to rrake E iberal1 advances on Produce consigned to their o :are, they hereby render their services to Plan- s< ers, Merchants and others, in the storage and S ale of Ootton, Floiur, Bacon, ud other Proiltuce, in Receiving and Forward ng Merchandise, and purchasing goods to or-] Their charges will be regulated by the usual ates of the place. t W. W. GEIGER, JAMES Y. L. PARTLOW. H amburg, June 3, 1846. h june 9 6m 20 TO TR1E PUBLIC. T HE undersigned would S respectfully announce to ci Travellers and persons vie- ol * j iiing Hamburg. that hoelies si taken for a ternm of years. ce the Hotel, long knoiva as Hubbard's Amnerican H O TE L, Which it is his purpose to keep as such a house hould be kept, and will only promise to all who ravor him with a call, that he will do all in his ower to please; and where as much comfort .. mnd quiet may be expected as can be found in 19 moy Public House-.e A carefuil and attentive Hostler will be kept ge :onstantly in the -Stable, and Horses shall be w~ itended to in a way that shall give entire satis- tli actions. A liberal patronage iis respectfully solicited. WrM. KETCHAM. SHamburg, March 8-10 tf 7 - WANTED Y the subscriber, for which the highes. Dprice will be ptaid 25 bushels Sun Flower SEED, - B 25 do Palma Chiristi" J. D. TIBBETTS. july 21 2f 26 1 Notice. HE Estate of Gilbert Summerall being til .RDerelitt, all those having demands, are de equested to present them, duly attested, and as hose-indebted to make immediate payment to a lie subscriber'.t JOHN HILL, O..E. D. hi may 26 -tf .18 RTE FOR SALESI 0Bushe ls RYE SEED, of besl quality t Ffor sale by the subscribers. ogu G L.&E. PENN. Si sept1 tf 32 BY rderO of der G to a Elec " ionfor Collo te Sesond gegiment f.Cavalry,,will taihiL e 22ndo1 Oc ober next, to fIl _he cioned bY the esignation of James ley The Managers ae redto meeton the lay following at ire' s, to declare the Election. - Captainsof.Com es e charged with the ixecution of this ~ ng,'the equier ions of the Milita TH , IANHAM. Rept 8.. t 3 LL thoseindebtei to the oldifris of Pres. ley & Bryan aihIer by Noter oAccount, ire requested to coieforward' andisettle up. 6 We are compelled. VqW ing the business to a :lose. - B. PAESLEY, , B-C.: BXLYAli. September 7, 1847 -t 33 - LL Persons' ifilebtedto the este of Char les G. Garrett,,dec'd., arrequpated to miake immediate jayinent and, those having t lemands against said-estate aWe requested to present them for payment propeily.ittested. . H. oELAMAdin'tr sapt.8 8' 33 Notice. CREDE SALE. tN the Grst Mon Sale Day) in October next, will be ' the ighest bidder, hat valuable tract ofdLAND, known- as. the Iloses Harris tractxon the wiies of Rocky Creek, adjoining la'ndsof Mr. Padjet, Avery Bland, and others, containing seven hundred and forty acres, be tihbaame, moreor less - Said Land is within 7 miles of the Coart House, ind the prospect of the. Rail Roadrenders it very desirable property. A credit of one and two years will be given, the purchaser is re juired to give a bond and approved security. W. A. HARRIS, Ad'mr. CAROLINE S.'JETER, Adm'tx. of faj. J. Jitir, dec'd. aug25 16t 31 Notice I8 HEREBY GIVEN, That an application will be made to the' Legislature of South C.aroliba at its next seiuion, to lay out and open i Public Road, from a pointon the Islaid ord road, in Edgefield District, at or niisir the house )f Thomas C. Griflin,lornii throtigh the lands Df James Cresswell, .and to interseel what is - ailed the old Charleston road, at, or near the rord on the small cieek croessing aid. Charles or road, about three hmndred yards.above the I Gin houso of N. L. Griffin, on his plantadon A iear Cambridge. At the same thne an. appli- o :ation will be inadetodiscontinue th old C.ar eston road betweenthe bridge over Ninety- - iix creek, and the point where the- proposed 4 iew public road will intersect said. Charleston road. aug 16 3m 30 Notice. LL Persons havidg any demands against C the estates of Thos. Reynolds,.Senr., and ['hos. Reynolds. Jrware hereby required to at. end in the Ordinary's'Office, on Wednesday I lie 24th day of November next, and present a heir demands properly- attested, as I desire to h lose up the cstate. NANCY-REYNOLDS, o &# ; Administratriz. ri august 25 3m 31 E NOTICE. * SCR. ROFF, wfo held conditionally an in LVE erest in the riglitof Edgefield District, tI a Hotelkiss' Reaetion lill Wheels, (Patent) C as never complied Witid condition, thero u are he holds no inter nd haspo rigiti I all or make any co t-or-saiiaW heels- al Ve, the undersagned the owners, tof said te ight, and a zight pur dfrom -any other, a riless our agent, willeiiot be good- -u cl Mr. J. T.a% 'aER,: we authoride, with fall A ower to act as our animt. . COHA & MOORE. a March 1, 1847. ~Atf 6 . IVtice. LL those indebted to the estate of Charity Johnson, dec'd., are reqnested to make V nmediate payment,'and those havIng demands : rsn them properly attested. C.'B. GOULDEN, e SIMEON ATTAWAY,i .Administ rators. july 7 tf 24 e Notice [S HEREBY GIVEN, That an application g will be made at the next session of thie Le islatuire or S. C., to amend the Charter of the v, dgefie'd Rail Road Company, so as to author- C e the taid Comipany to increase their capital di ock, and also to construct a Rail Road froi al dgefield Court House, through the Districts A r Edgefleld and Abbeville, to a.Lerminus at >mte point in Pendleton District, on or near the ni avannah river or its tributary streams. - al august18 3m 30 ni Notice ~ is hereby given, that an application will be o made to the Legislature of this State, at its ext sitting, for a Charter to construct a Radl a oad, or Turnpike Road, from Hamburg, up v* is Valley of' the Savannah River. 'or within venty-five miles of the saime, to the hines' or i eorgia and North Carolina, also a Charter for a aildimg a toll Bridge oves ihie said river and tI: tributaries at a suitable place, also, for the hi newal of the original Charter, with amend- ti eut for a Banik in the Town of Hamburg, th outh -Carolina, granted the 22d day of De- fie mder, 1822. Also, fot amending thme charter 'the American and German Trading andl In- p, rance Company, granted the 19th day of De- sa maber 183A. ,fe HENRY SHULTZ, Founder , of Hasnburg, South Carolina. ot Hamburg, 8. C., August 12-.t september 15 St 34 h, LL persons indebted to the undersigned in by the neighborhood of Dunztonsville, by th ote or Account, are earnestly requested to ar nume forward and settle them, as longer indul- at m~nee will not be given; consequently, all who hr ish to save cost and trouble, had better make lit a necessary arrangements at once. SW. B. GRIFFIN. Winter Seat, Aug.t30, 1847. septemberi 1 - - im 32 State of Soduth Carolina. EDGE P'IELD DJSTRICT. - . N EQIUT Y. etan lsqi yher next Petition frienri, s. homras B.Reese, orpaying o and Alfred Alston. verfunds. ed [T appearsg-to my satisfaction, that Alfred in' Atoone otheDefendants in this case, sides beyond the liniits of this State. On ma mn of Gridfin, Solicitor for the petitioner, or' red, that the said Allied Alston,do plead, an her or demur, to thi etition, within three 7l onthis from the, ~ulosfn of this'order, or - e said petition eildI~r confesso, against fu m. 8 8 4PPKN8,.c. z. x.D. shi Commr's. Ofi' ltIJ uy, 1847. bu july 14 - 3m 25 no wI 07 The friends V~fEY BODIE, an- F unce him a.s a I'ato for the office of ac til, at the innii ~ton februa 2" '%' t 5 -- N -1 . z ---. The U. S. District Court DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA. INBA NKRUtPTCY,. TN the Matter .of Henry -1.Mayson. late a Merchant of Edgefield District, a Bink rupt. - Pursuant to an Order of the District Cour ofthe United States, for the District of South Carolina. notice is hereby given, that cause be shewn before the said Court, at the. Fedeial Court House in Charleston, on the Sixth day of November next, at elevon o'clock, A. M., why the said Henry H. Mason should not receive his Discharge and Certificate, as a Bankrupt. Charleston 26th day ofJune'i847. H. Y. GRAY, Clerk. July 7 - 3m 24 The U. S. District Court, DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1N BANKRUPTCY. "fN th Matter of Thomas M. Oneal, Mer k. chant of Barawell District, a Bankrupt. Pursuant to an Order of the District Court of the United States, for the District of.South Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be sliewn before the said Coumt, at the Federal Court House in Charleston, on the thirteenth day of November next, at eleveno'clock. A. M., why the said Thomas M. O~eal, 61hould not receive his Discharge and Certificate a Bak rupt. Charleston 14th day of August, 1847. H. Y. GRAY. Clerk. aug 25 10 31 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, I9 THE COMMON PLEAS. G. L. & E. Penn, & Co. vs. Ca. Sa. James B. Harris. JAMES B. HARRIS being now in the custody of the Sheriff of Edgefield Dis trict, by virtue of a writ of Capias ad Satisfa. ciendum, at the suit of G. L. & E. Penn & Co., and having filed in my office a schedule on oath, of his whole estate and effects, real and personal, with a view to obtain the benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly, commonly called the insolvent debtors Art. On motion of Mr. Tompkins, defendant's attorney, Publi Notice is hereby given, to the said G. L. & E Per.n & Co., and all others, the creditors of the said James B. Harris, that the said petition will be heard and considered, at Edgefield Court House, on the sixth day of October next, or on such other day as the Court may order during the term, commencing on the first Monday of October next, at said place ; and the said G. L. & E. Penn & Co., and all the others, the cre ditors of the said James B. Harris, are hereby commanded, then and there, either personally, or by attorney, to show cause, if any they can. why the petition of the said Jawnes B. Harris should not be heard and granted, and he be discharged from confinement by complying with the acts aforesaid, according to the terms of said acts. THO. G. BACON, Clerk. Clerk's Office, July 2nd, J847. . july 3 ~ 3m 24 Lucina. Cordial; or the ELIXIR OF LOVE. T HIS is a sovereign and sp&dy cure for . incipient Consumption. Barrenness, Impotency, Incorhcea or Whiies, Obstiuction, Difficult or Painful MenstruationIncontinence af Urine, or Involuntary Discharge thereof; and for general proitration of the system, whe ther the result of inberent causes or produced by irregularity, illness or ac.ident. There is not a shadow of doubt that this is trie, and were not the suhject of too delicate a nature, hundreds would testify.to the unrival led Efficacy;of-this.C6rdil~s a specific for-bar renness,fiour abis, gleets, irregularitie in the secretions, pains in the Kidneys. female sup pressions. For sale by.all the principal Drug gists in Adgusta, Hamburg and Charleston. MT Price, 03 per bottle. For sale by Haviland, Harral & Allen. King stm.et; P. Melvin Cohen, No. 19 Hayne street; Nelson Carter, Meeting street. ad E. M. Ca rey, Broad street, Charlesston; T. Risley, H1am burg; and J. D. TIBBETTS, Edgefield Court House, S. C. july 28 6m ,27 DR. JOF.L BRANHAM'S ,~ ITER A' DPSPECTIC MEDICINE. I N offering this valuable Medicine to the peo ple of S. Carolina for the relief and cure of many diseases incident to a Southerni climate, I do nut claim for it infallibility; neither do I say it will cnre all diseases. But in CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS A ND DYSPEPSIA. 1 can confidently advise and recommend its use, from nry pcrsounal observation and use of the article In my own practice. This article is favorably received wherever it has bean used. I sin allowed to refer to Mr. George Heard of Troup. Mr. John Warren of Columbus. Mr. McAffee of Cobb, Mr. Asbury Hull of Athens, Mr. William D. Terrell of Putnam, Rev'd. John E. Dawson of Lagrange; to which a great *number of names might be added, who bear their testimony to its value. Habitual costiveness is found very frequently connected with feeble constitutions, and per sons of sedentary habits, wvhich often exert a very unfavorable iinfluence upon the general lhealth of the subject; and is particularly mani fested by a restless and desponding state of the mind, irregular if not a loss of appetite. For this condition of the system. this article is confi dently recommended with the positive assur unce that if the dose is properly adjusted. so as not to move the bowels too actively, relief may be relied on, without any, eveii the least of the unpleasant consequences, rursulting from the use of the common purging medicines usually esorted to. This article will be found to act as a pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the appetite, and at the same time fulfilling everyi ndication that the common purging medicine's arc designed to effect. There are some constitutions liable to regu ar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall, I o such, I recomtmend the use of this Medicine, I >eginning at leastteomdl f May, or first iffune - Many persons whose Digestive organs are eeble, often experience a sense of fullness, veight, andi oppresuioin, about the.stotnach af1 er eating-in such cases a dose of this medi. I ine wvill ollen afford immediate relief. Pregnant women often suffer from heart I urn and costiveness, they may use the article I vithout the least danger and winh great benefit, n sick or nervous head-ache, it is a most valu- I ible medicine-' I could appead a longlist of certificates, but orbear, preferring to rely on the virtues of the aedicine to stustaan itself. The medicine is a entle and certain cathartic. tonic and sudorific, JOEL BRANHAM. Eatonton, Georgia. For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill, Jheatem & Settle, Duntonsville, Charles Free nan, Cairo P. 0. and J. D. TIBBETTS, Edgefield C. H. sept.8 ly 33 Notice. APPLICATION will be made to the L. t.gislature of this State, at its next session, i Wran alteratiun in the Charter of the TIown of 5 ;dgefield, so as to give to said town the use of ,1 be money arising from Llceinse Read quarters, LiNEsToNE Sentiias, lot July, 1847. Order No. liE following Regiments will parade for Review and Drill, at the times and places 8 f'.llows, viz: The 10th Regiment of Infantry, at Richard in's. on Thursday the 30th of September. The Commissioned and non-commissioned ificers, will assemble at their respective pa :de grounds on the day previous, for drill andj struction. .he Major Generals will, with their staff, at md the reviews, in their division, and the Bri adier Generalb, will, with their staff, attend in weir resp6ctive Briades, and are .charged with ie extension ofthis order, By order of the Commander.in-Chief, J. W. CANTEY, Adjt. A- In. . Gend. july21 te 26 Read Quarters, 2nd BRIGADE. July 9, 1847. THE following Regiments will Parade for Review and Drill, at the times and places as follows, viz: The 6th Regiment of Infantry at Lomax's on Saturday the 18th of September next. The 8th Regiment of Infantry at --, on Tuesday the 21st of Sep tember. The 9th Regiment of Infantry at owe's. on Satuaday the 25th of September. The 7th Regiment of Infantry at the Old Veils, tin Tuesday the 28th of September. The 10th Regiment of Infantry at Richard n'e on Thursday the 30th of September. The Commissioned and non commissioned flicers will assemble at their respective Bri ade grounds on the day previous for drill and struction. By order of the Commander-in-Chief. P. H. BRADLEY, Brig. Gent. 2d Brigade S. C. M. W. W. BELCaER, Bigade Major. aug 25 dt 31 NOTICE. NY persons wishing PIANNO'S TUNED can be attended to, by applying to Mr. ARON A. Clark, Edgefield C. H.; by letter r otherwise. July 7 tf 24 TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. arvin & Haines, Vs. Ca. Sa. harles B. Carter. D HARLES B. CARTER who is now in the custody of the Sheriff of Edgefield istrict, by virtue of the surrender of his bail, the suit of Garvin & Haines, having filed a etition with a schedule on oath, of his hole estate and effects, with the purpose of :taining the benefit of the Acts of the Gene al Assembly, commonly called the lusnlvent ebtors Acts. Public Notice is hereby given ilthe said Garvn & Haines, and all the other -editors of the said Charles B. Carter, that the id petition will be heard and considered on e sixth day of October next, at Edgefield ourt House, or on such other day as the Court ay order during the term, commencing on e first Monday in October next, at said place; d all the creditors'of the said Charles B. Car r, are hereby summoned, personally, or-by torney, then and there in said Court, to show so, if any they can, why the benefit of th.e eta aforesaid, should not be granted to the id Charles B. Carter, upon bts executing the sigment required by said Acts. THO. G. BA CON, Clerk. Clerk's Office, 2nd July, 1847. july 3 3m 24 Lyler's Agrue & Fever Pills. CERTA IN, safe and effectual cure for Agus and Fever, in all varied forms. Al ,an excellent Tonic in Dyspepsia, Palpita )fl of the Heart, Loss of A ppetite. Neuralgia, ervous and other diseases, which tarise fromsa eak and debhilitated condition of the system B-ltimore, Dcem~ber 15th, 1843. Dr. G. K. Tv.a.-Dear Sir.--It is with -eat pleasure that I announce to you a perfect storation ofuamy healsh by thb'nse of your in duble pills. I had been suffering from hills and Fevers for eighteen or twenty months. snug which time I took five bottles of Row. id's Tonic Mixture, Dr. Sherman's Fever and gue Lozenges, Dr. Love's Vegetable Elixir, ener's Powders, Barks, Quinine, Thaompso. an Medicines, Arsenic, Herb,, and in fact most all the piopualar remedies I could hear of; id yet received no lasting benefit. The chills ere stoppied by Quinine and othier things, but er a few days or weeks they would retuarn ain, as had or worse than before Towards a Iast the chills camie onl every third day, nd these wvere folloawed byfever of such se rity as to affect my reason and it was found -cessarv for some one to -watch wvitha me un the paroxysm passed off. At last I procured box of your pills, and only took four of them; as so Completely stopped the Chills, that I ve never had a return of them up to this ne, (nearly two years) and near a year of s time was passed in the same place where I t catught the disease. That my case is not one cured by chance is oven from the fact that four pills out of the me box cured Capt. Reuben Banks, so ef tually thiat lie has never had the dimense since, hiereas before he often suffered from it. Two her person weare also cured by the contents of is samie box, and they neither of them have eda retuirn of it although they both reside here they are exposed every season. I know several others whlo have been cured your pills, but it is unanecessary to detail err eases. The best certificates of ;heir effici cy in Calls and Fever, will be a few doses, d if they are as beneficial to others as they vs been to me they may be truly called~a pub blessing. Iam with mrucha respect your ob~ee't. serv't. HENRY BRISCOE. For sale by T. Riasley. Hamburg. S. C., and J. D. TIBBETTS, Edgefield C. H., S. C. july 28 6m 27 Notice. LL Persons having demands against the estate of Henry Carr, dcc'd., nate request to present them legally attested, and those lebted are reqgnested to make immediate pay. mt. THOS. LAKE, Adminsistrator. luneS tf 10 CARD. 1 HE undersigned having made thec neces L sary arrangements, is now prepared to nisha Confns of every description, at the artest notice, and will give this branch of his siness his personal attention. He has also w finished, a new and elegant Hearse, ich wall be in teadiness at any tipne, to attenad erals. His charges wall be reasonable and :ommodating. A. BUSHNELL. UITMONNY roF.r Dliu Waine'or bld operations, and yet mosti.pW)Y5jl fects fiany thati qe 'eriwew*i tice of eight aud wentyear.2i the chyle Ind he, ci blood, 0 is evid tly very *ur u1g..? Extract of a-ftte frn'n "'e Quebec, L. C.; March6,4 fevers, sick heidacles. torpiditif and' enlargement oi0.thesplee Pills are anuecellentmedicin - For sale by'-all-the g Maiburg, andlir' 'bat h Cohen, No.-19 Jiaynstrff,!I rail & Allen, King street;;Neson ing street; E. M. ~Cafy,*Bioka. i e Amos Head. corner EiWlBayaud roay T. Risley, Hamburg Ymnd -; Do91 Edgefield CU.H0 july 28 ---gthe curie 4of9"ir F - ' LU O and fresh ffoa e, Sprdiniend' lins, and Infans'1nL4l,.83 Breast,, of omn, Eruption, Cldshlins, and external diseasesgenrI geatl superior to any. med"!gne -- iscoveredfor the chafed bak-sad -' horses; for ringworms, cii I short for every ezuraal .ievf to'the lot of man or beast. Thekprop this noble specific can positively 3 fear of contradiction, that it'is '-= to any compound ever discovedise that is known in these days, inithec above complaints. Indeed,to iel be said in its favor, for there is.n_"'i g certain,than its efficacy in the matterf it is recommended, and the sjise ad tion of its cures are such Bat ohaver a ance of being miraculous. No hoiseso without this almost universal oiitmedt - inmates of ah houses are liabli tosealds, i es, cuts, bruises, burns, corns, .chap &c. &c. &c.; from any or alt ofhwbls can receive but little -injury. i they hi" of Harrison's unrivalled specific te.j with them. For Piles and Sak R6 passes all other remedies. For sale by T. Riskey, HaWburgand, Edgefield Court House, 8 july 28 6 Dr. Go-don's.P1ih GREAT ARRIVAL'. 3O Bushels or 25,000 ioes r. DON'S FAMILY PIELS. vast and increasing demand~ orthip justly celebrated Medicine, and t aepu cures they are daily effecting in allp i a the country where they have beiin iilo' of Dyspepsia, Lver ComplaintsfaidS' Diseases, with their:well.kno a Sick Head-ache, &c.,has, induo X. signed to make arrangements'to ui stocks direct from the Proprietor say to their numerous cuqtomers t prepared to sup.plythem; i'hola at.New York prices. - i $2'er doziidr2 ceft BYP. MelvinCohin9H. Haviland,, Har il Ki son; -Carter,- Mietingstreet Brwsdtstreet; And Amos Bay 'said Broad'stretl a Hamburg; and I. DTIBB T E CouidirH Su july 2! Ed6i HEALTHNMADEEASY D R. LLE R OYS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL/P TH E startling drawback'on nearln. N.dicinal Agents has ever bieen dt i process of purwation and purificatin lphi, also Debiliiatek the Sysem.-H ence srgsb, Medicmnes have always been' regarded as at bitt a Necessar3 Evil, Patients resorting tdii For the relief of one disease at the 4xpene4' another.-To obviate this Physician~s~have lo souight for an Agent that would at the. tinae PURGE, PURIFY and STRENG E)N. But their efforts were nearly fruiil itd they had alnost despaired of succesilb the labors of science, and resea'rch:wete warded by a discovery which fully realise' rondest desires of the Medical Fentya which'is justly regarded as one of the isosi7 portant T1riua~nphe that Pharmacy baa-ee abieved.-This important desideratuimjs' n~$ ed Dr. LE ROY'S VEGETABLEU -V SA L PIILLS, which purify the.Blodf - nove all corrupt, and.vitiated huamors,an. iealthy accumulations from-the bodyinmaP. iter never before rivalled, and -w6he tL ince no weakness or lassitude whaevui* au the contrary,.tone the StomatchauinWi * rate the constitution during the prors apserations! Dr. ILe Roy's Pills,-it~,t hose hetetofore irreconcilable, but o bhle qualities, Evacuationa and.Irg itii Y hey are at thpe same time a STREN-H NG PURGATIVE,and aPfl'N The two p'rincipie ingredients n loy's Pills are WILD CHERRYad SAPA RILLA, so prepared that each ~ he beneficial effect or the .other,.b itrengthenin'g, while the latter, thi'ou vith various vegetable ingre'detae ,,s bud purifies-thus they sdpeerio ty or lassitude of the Digestive' Ftidhl aence their operations are attietided~b& ction, or subsequent Costive'dele - Dr. Le Roy's Pills are the mos el learching Medicine in existmtic.2ler ttack the very root of Diises ion is so prompt, that in ainTh ' hey are taken, the patient oud effects. The not only Ilood, buot ahso on the chyle, owtc aformed, and this secures good bhea 'ontain head, moteover thiey produ" ansea, griping or debility, .and asa diedicine they have no rival.-P~2~ er Box. , c' For sale by 3. D. TIBBETT 8S~ . ., .C july 7 1 Noticej~ ALL persons Iddebted'ta th~e eate kAugustus W. Burt, de '&~ o make immediate paym~enig a. Sed emands ag'iinst said eaie, a~eretgi 7 'resent them-fot paytpeet. propattsl WM, M, BUITi june 16 - 1. George Poppe, deceasIst, ed that it is absolutely neou~yt a rmoney duo tiid Eateshja o not pay will ha iiied h'dforiMtr 'he Notes are in' tholiando'f N' .M ib srC . T808.H.3P