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New Fall and"( T IlIE Subscribers are now receivieg a larg Winter Goods, which were sclect' that they haye full coniience ficy cain satis may call on thotn, and will find their Uouds are i ern Imarket. We also take the opportunity to return our il finds and the trading conmmnhity, and by FAI old.custmiers and gal ninany niew ones. r For Ladies. Cashmere Robes, Cashnere, Victorine, Satinsylphied. Neopolitan, Silk Lustre, Black ani s lhaded Alpaccas, Mi umdin de Lainecs, Galapinid, black and fancy Silks; Cambrics, Shawls and Scarls, in great varicy, Collars, Jaconets, Swiss M uslins, Calicoes, Linseys. Checks, Silk, Woollen and Cotton flosiery, Gimps, Velvet, Silk, Straw & Leghorn Bon nets, Flowers. Rtibbons. &c. LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSiE 1) srcs.-B~lecd and Brown Shirting liept in Dry Gods Stores. iuinburg, November 1, 1847. New Fall and T 1ll, SUBSCtlBlEl8. respectlilly call t1 Choice stock of FJ1LL & rEl CoNSISTING Itich English French & Anerican Prints, Plaid & strip'd Mluslin D3o Laines, Printed and plain Cashmeres. Rich fiad & strip'd color-d Silks, Super fig'd Foulard do Plain black Silks and India Satin, Wide black do for lantillhs, Chamelion Molhair plaids and stripes, Bielvedero & Buena Vista do ilo Black and fancy colored Ginghans. Super black Bomhtazinc & Alpaccas, Plain-and fig'd Alpaceas and Morinos, Cashucre and Zephyr Wool Shawls, A largo lot of Overcoats amid 2000 pairs Shoes, cslmracimii 12 cases Mens and [toys 11 300 pair i.adies Slippers ant 18W0 yards Genrgi;a Plains fr 1800 " Northern Kerseys A large lot Negro and fine 1 150 lbs. iemlock and Oak I 500 ' Black and russet U 400 " best flarness Large lot of Calf and Kip SI 100 kegs cut Nails and Brad 1-0 lbs. assoi ted Castinegs. Al * A LARGE AND COMPI Hlardw'ae and Cutlery, Glass, Crockery and Tin Ware, Drugs, -aints, and Oils, Thebov GIOC E RIES C Theabove coniprise but a portion ol the I. liand, and which will all he sold at prices to si We embrace this op.,rtniMty to nake our cantinuanice of the samne. oc'ober 6 Executors Sale. HE Subscribers will offer for sale, at the ate residence of irs. Sarah c. loor. dec'd,, on Wednsesday and Tursday the 1st and 2d days of December next, all and singnlar the personal estate of the stid deceased, (except her negoslaves;) consisting or 80 Bushels CORN, 16 sticks Forder,.300 bushels Cotton Seed, 9 Miles and Horses, the stock of Cattle, Sheep -atd fllgs,Hiousehold and Kitchen Furniture, noaIe.ols, .C arrage; 2 wagons, I Os Cart4wsaotbr':ghattels of.smnaller value. Alsothie ract f1 dlwhi'con the said Sarah ..lodr ~at her-death rsidd;'situate in the dis tractrEdacfiild,:on'te -waters of Turkey creek;-nd Logcreek containtang sarven lin' itedacrespnore or-iem, -ind adjomnq tands of J'ohn, Burns, 0. M. Blocker, James.Miller, and , ers.: ai-. .t the laud, a creit.of one.atii too ypars from the day~ of sale, and as to tIle persnal estate, all sums under (.910 00) lets Dotlars.tobe paid in cash, ad for all oither - sumsdacreditiflftwelve amonthts from thec day of -sale.. The purchase motney to be secured by *notes withi two approve~d securities. WM. BROWVN, A. T. HODGUES, ExecuLTrs. october. 27 5t 40 s'ATE OFSOUTHU CAROLINA * DGEFl'BLD D[STItlC'T. 1NirhIL COURTi 0OF ORDINARY. -YJ01hN HIL L, Esrj., Ordinary of Edgelleld District: WVItereas Wecstley BRodio hiath applied to ime for Letters of Administration, on all adid singular the0 goods and chattels, rights and credits of Michael lodie late of the *District, aforesaid, deceased. Trhese are, therefore, to cite and admon ish all andi singular, the kinadred amid cred itors of the said deceased. to Ite and appear Imefore mre, at our next Ordinary's Coturt - for flte said District, to he holdeni at Edg~e field Court flouse, on the 15th 'lay of No vember next, to show cause. if anmy, why the said administrationl 5hould not be granted. Given under my hamnd and seal, this the 29th day oh October, in the year of otur Lord one thousandl eight hundred atnd forty-seven, and in the 72d year of Amer. cnn lndependence. JOHN H ILL, O.E. D. Nov. 3, - 2t 41 Lanhds andl Negroes For Sale. ON Satuardaay thte first day ofJanumaary, 1848 O(by virtue of thme last Will and Trestanto .t- Col. St ichaael Watson, dec'd ,) wre will offer for sale, at the residence of his witlow, ona the Ridge, intEdgefield Distrmct, the folloing es tate. real and. personnal. to wt .The tract of land containir-g 477 acres, more or less, knowna as, and Lalled thme Jones Tract, - bounded Tby lands of Major Till,nun Watson, -Jesse Smith, Stanmome Watson, Burrell Boat wright, and landsof thme estate of Amos WV. Sat cher, deceased. These lands are haighh~y pro - ductive in small grain, corn and cotton. Trhere are on the premises about 160 acres cheat ed and unider good fsee, of which about 40 acres as second years new gronnd ;-he whole tract is wecll watered and well timbered, and contains seine handsotme sites for building, ona and near the old Cambridge road. We will also offer for sale, ott the same day, 12 or I15. Likely Negroes, amodig whom, there will be some very primte -fellows. The above property, both Real andi Person. ad, will be sold emn a credit of one, two attd -three years, ini egnaal instalments, with interest on the wholce sum, payable annutally. The pnrehase inoney to be secured by bond and mort,~gage, with umnexeptionable persarial se curity. W. M. MIYERS, R. H. RAI:NES, Qua/liRed Eace,,tors. unader thc last hI'll and Teutarhent of Cel. MichnaeL WJatson, dec'd. october 20 .11 393 117 The friends of W ESLE Y BODI E, anm nouncee him as 'a candidate for the office ol Slen...:r.,.. ,,,.lm. s,, elictin. Winter Goods! D and splendid assortment or New F:all aind d withi mulcl care, ald purchased at mmch prices. - their customers iad tihe public geierailly, who is good and cheap as cani be found inl any South ankik for tie Jarge patronmage received fron our R UEALImG and Low gFic*Es expect to retam our For Gentlenen. Cashmeres, Broadchtlis, Twceds, Saltiniets, Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys, Scarfs, Crava:s, Suspieniders, Comforters, Gloves, assorted. READY MADE CLOTIING. I Fashionable lats and Caps, Osmburgs and Yarns, Blankets. &c. &c. 5, BOYS I- CHILI)REN'S SIOES, and Sheetings, and all other articles usnally L. & Al. LEIllMAIER, At thec NeW York Cash Store 2t 41. Winter G oods. me attcntion of purchasers to their Latrge and VTE t GOODS, IN 'ARLT OF Biuie and black Cloths, Ilack anld fimacy Cassimeres, I Satin mila worsted Vestings, Plaim aid igired English Tweeds, Ilandsume Goods for Boys wear. Red, white. greei anid yellow FlamieL:, Heavy wool Plaids and Linseys, Co(.ttoni amid wool Carpemim, A choice lot of Gloves amid Ilosicry, Chimisettes and Collas, 51 talhns amid Lace Triming, Silk Gimps and Ftinges, lAdies iMorino Vests, Tweed Sacks, every description, I Polks Bootces, omDi Schley Factory, at factory i ices, ed BImankets, .ummed Sole Leather, )Iper (o do Alis, i, assorted, from 4 to 20d. ,SO, LwrkT ASSORTIINT OF Iliats, Caps and Bonncts, Gentlemen's and Ladies Saddles. Triunks, Carpetamid Smidle Bags, F ALL KINDS. irge amnd extensive stock which we now have on time times. acknowledements for past favors, and solicit a GOODE & SULLIVAN. tf 37 New Fall Dry Goods. W". II. CRANE, -f8 now receiviig a splendid stock if New . Fall Goods, among which imay 'be fomid time following Rich plain Plaid and stripe Chameleon Silts, do 4.4 do do do black do do watered hblack Silk, do embroidered Cashmneres, do plain and figured 11uslint De Laines aid Cashmeres, Embroidered Miuslin Dresses (for party's,) Black and colored Alpaeras. 8-4 Turkeny Smawls, 8-4 Satin, Silk and-Cashmere Shawls, 12 4 lien Sleetings, 12.4cotton do 3-4, 4 4,'5 4, and -4 Furnitnre Dinily, Curtain materials of all kinds, 'Irish Linens, Calicoes, Satimnets, Cassaimneres, Kentucky Jeans, &c. &c. Makimng time miost splemdimd stock or DRYi GOODS ever brought to this city, lhe will also 'he receiving weekly snpplies thmroiughomt thme Fall anmd Wintr, to which lie invites jhe atten tioni ofthme public. Augusta, October 8, 1847. octobier 13 Gt 32 14 EV WGOODS. T1il Subscriber is nmow receiving his stock Fall anu4 Winer Goodls, Conisistimng in part of thme following Goods, viz. Black Bombhasmie, black Alpaca, colored Alpacas, P'laid Silk', plaid Cashmmere; Rep -Cash mere, Califorinia amnd Fremmnt plids, Tamrtani plaiis. and M. De Lanimes, Cassimieres amnd Vestings. for gentlemieir's wear. Grocerie's, H ard ware, Crockery, BJots andm Shoes, Kersey, Blakets, Ilats amid Gaps, With mmanmy other articles too tedious to imn tioni. T1hanmkfil for past favoms, and holmes iiy strict attetiin to bumsiness. amid a disp)ositioni to please to shamre a coniniuamnce of time same. [B. C. BRYAN. Edgefield C. ii., Sept. 28th, 1847. saepir 29 2mm 31; Niew Fall & Winta er Goodls. G. L. & E. PENN Hi AV E received ma large andl most desirable Stuck of NEW GOOD)S, to suit she seaison,. comnsistinig of a geuneral asorment of Staple and Fancy Goods, Groceries of all kimids, Hatus and Caps, Shoes and Boots, Hard ware amid Crockery, Drugs amid Medicinies, Books and Stationary, A splendid stock of Donmners, And ma variety of other articles nsually kept in our line, all of wichm will be sold ont the most accommodating termis. Thiey imivite their friends to call amid examinie mime stnck, and they promise to give them good bargains. se ptr 29 tf 36 Valuable Tract of Land FOR 8sJLE. T H E subscriber oil'ers for sale, his vahtabhle planttion, contaming 12 or 1300 acres of Land, suitable for the cultivation of corn and cotton. Said lands is situated in Edgeliel Dis t rict, about 9 tmiles north of H amburg, about 1501 acres cleared, all under good fencing. (o thme premises are a good diwehling and all nees' sary out buildings. Also, Saw and Grist Mills omn Swetwamter branch. Anmy person wishing to purchase willicallamid exammie for thetmpelves. A bargain will be given to ain approvedl puircha. ser. JOSEPH1 MORRIS. october 27 '4t" 40 liaw Gap Beat C'o. You are ordered to Pnarade on Fri day thme 12th instanit,armed and equip, ped according to lawv. By order of Cap', Snrw, JOS. MA Tills, o. s. N. B.-Thmere will be an election all est ob eoimmmddaat the above namned time, for n sumita nmagistr ate for thme beat. REMOVAL W14,V. KE TCIs.uJz CO llA M 11 U Rt(,' 6tS yGod AVE removed their s ofDry Goods 'o the Store under the American, Iotel, (late ilubbard's,) where it is their.purpose to ktecp a full assortime t of . Anerican, Fiench aadjEngliSl DIRY GOOD$. We would take this oppjortunity to return on r thanks to our numerous friendsjfer-the very li)cral patronage bestowed on 113 forJ,1t Six years, and would solicit a ?ontinuan.6f their favors. - - We would ilso invite all personsbuyiug Dry Goods in Flamburg, whouate:,m on our large list of subscribersoyLee . Our stock will consist of a much lirger and more general assortment thai we have hereto fore kept. We shall also.continne4 keep our usual assortment of Carpeting, Oiipotht, Floor. Mattitg Bonnets, and Ladies an - Childrens Shoes. N. B.-Just received a full assottmeni of all numbers of genuine Dutch Boling Cloths, which together with all articles in our line will be sold as low as they can be procured in 11am burg or Anusta. T *WMN. KE.TCIIA~f & CO. Jlatmburg. S. C. Aug. 7-1l if 29 BACON--BACON. JUST RECEIVED, A NEW lot of very superioillacon, which will be sold low for CASH. Also-A lot of fine Flour. . J. A. WILLIAMS. june 9 . tf - 20 Walker & Bradford, Warehouse X Commission ITMcliants-1anabstrig, S. C. I I E undersigned respectfullyinform their friends and the public. that they still con (onie the WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION IIUSINESS at their old stand, known 'ts the Water-Proof Warehouse; where they will de. vote their personal attention, to all business en trusted to their care. Their rates for sellitng and storing or Cotton or other produce, receiving and forwarding Merchandize are the same as heretofore. Orders for Supplies will be prottly execut ed at the lowest market price 4 Thankful for past patronage so litprally be stowed on us we respectfully solicifikcontini ance of the saute. WALKER & BRADFORD. Hamburg, August 27, 1817. 3mn 32 WAREHOUSE AND FACTORAGE, TilE Subscribers have purchsed from Nathan L. Grillin,Esq., . . the Cotton Warehouse in llamburg, recently occnpied by Dr. J. F. Griflin, and formerly by Alessrs. H. L. Jeffers & Co., situated at the foot of the Hill ad im. mediately at the head of the main husiness treet. From it4 superior location,jwd being surrounded by a streamti of water,.it urcompar atively exempt from the casualty of fire and en tirely above the reach of high freshets. , They propose to carry on exclutsivf'the WAREHoUSE & uENF.IAAL FACTORAGE B US1JE 88 under the firm of GEIGER & PARI LOW. laving engaged an expernenced -and coms. petent assistant, in) addition to thecir owvn per sonal attention, and possessing means-to make liberal advances on Produce consigned to their care, they hereby render their services to Plin ters, Merchants and others, in the storage and sale of Cotton., -Flour, Bacon, and other Produce, in Receiving and Forward ing Merchandise, and purchasing goods to or der. Their charges will be regulated b'y the usual rates of the plnce. W. W. GEIG ER, JAMiES Y. L. PARTLOW. Hamburg, June 3, 1840. jnne91 Gm 20 TO TIlE PUBLI0. T HE undersigtned would respec-tfully annotunce to *g Travellers and pecrsoms vis * * iting Iinamurg. that he hats taken for a ternm or yealr. - ~the Hlotcl, long knowtt as Blubbard's Amierican H OT EL, Which, it is his purpose to keep as such a hourse sloWsd lc kecpt, and will only promise to all whio favor him with a call, that he will do all in his power to please ; and where as much comfoT anid quiet may be expected as can be found in any Public lionse. A carelid and attentive Ilostler will be kept costantly in the Stable, and Hlorses shall be attended to in a way that shall give entire satis I actions. A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited. WMa. KETCIH AM5. Hamburg, Mfarch 8-10 tr 7 EDGEFIELD hIOTEL, Ti IIE Subscribers anntotunce to their friends and the public, that they have opened the kouse formnoly occupied by 3Mr. l3.J. Ryan, int Edgefie-ld village,arnd are preptared tom accom-~ modate all those wh'lo may favor~thetm with their ptronage, with comfortable fare for thcemtelves and horses. Their Table will he always provided wilth the best the mmaket afiords, and attended to by oliging and cotmpetetnt servants. Their Stables wvill he attended to by first rate ostlers, who will be in wvaiting at all houtrs, by day or night, to see that horses are properly ta* kent care of. CH A RLES J. G LOVEIl, ARMlISTEAD BURT. stept22 tf 35 Warehouse & Counissioni H AMBURG, S. C. TJ H IE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally, that lhe vill continue the Wrarehouse & Commission B U SI E S S, AT THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT. The con venienice of this Establishment is too well known to requtire much comment. Cotton ar tother Produco oncee int store can he putt on the Rail Road without the additional expence f drayage, &c.; wvhichi is certainly an item worth ntotice, both to merchants and planters. AMy charges wvill be as reasonable as other like conicerns itn the place, and the usual faeili ies given to those who may give ma thteir pa tronage. 13. al. RODGERS. sept, 15 3m 34 CARD. ni LIE uudersigned havmug tN~du nees I. sary arrangements, ts now-prpared to 'urnish Collins of every description, at the ortest notice, and will give this branch of his mtsiness his personal attention-le has als0 tw tinishied. a new antd eleganit hearse. hicht will be in tendiness at any time, to attend itnerals. His charges will be reasonable and iccmmatodati ig. - A. BUSIINEI.L Idgncni e C. II.Jtly 28- tr 2'7 Lucuna Coialias: or 1nC . ELIX.IR 01 LOVE. T 11IS is 1 sovereigi anod speedy cure or Incipient C91onsumtption, Barrenness, Impotency, lncorlio or Whites, Obstietion, Dillicult or Painful lenstruationInconti nince af lriie, or Involuntary Discharge thereof; and for geucral proitration of the system, whe ther the result of inherent causes or produced by irregularity, illness or ac.:ilent. There is not I shadow of doubt that this is true, and were not the snhjet of too delicate a nature, hundreds would testify to the anrival led cfficacy of this Cordial as a specific for bar renness, flour lbus, glecis. irregiilaritic; in tie secretions, priiis in the Kidnieys. female sup pressions. For s.ile by all tle principal Drug gists in Augusta, Ilamburg and Charleston. 0.7 Price, $3 per bottle. For sale by linviland, IIarral & Allen, King street ; P.- M'lvin Cohen, No. 19 layne street; Nelson Carter, Aleetiig strect, axd E. M. Ca rey, Broad street, Charleston; T. Risley, hain burg ; and J. I). 1'l BETTS, Edgefield Court louse, S. C. july 28 (An 27 D11. JOEL l1RANIIAM'S LIVER 40 DY'SPECTIC MED I C IN E, N offering this valuable Medicine to the isro lie of S. Carolina fin the. relief and care of uniy diseases incident to a Sonthern climajite, I do not claim for it infallibility; neither do I say it will cnre all diseases. But in CHRONIC LIVER AFFECT1IONS AND DYSPEPSIA. I.can confidently advise and recommend its use, from ry personal observation and use ol the article in my own practice. This article h iavorably received wherever it has beer. used I am allowed to refer to Mr. George Heard of Troup, bir. John Warren of Cohuanbnis, Mr .MlcAl'ee of Cobb, ir. Asbury 1linl of Athens Mr. William D. Terrell of Putnam. Rev'd) JohnI E. Dawson of Lagrtiige ; to which t great number of names night lie added, wh< bear their testimony to its value. iHabitualcostivenoss is found very frequently connected with feeble constitutions, nod per sons of sedentary habits, which often exert a very unafavorable influence upon the genera bachih of the siiject; and is particunlarly maui fested by a restless and desponding state sf the mind, irregular if not a loss of apietite. Fot this condition of the system. this article is coni daetly recoiniended with the positive assur ance that if the dose is properly adjusted, so as not to move the bowels too actively, relief may be relied on, withont any, eveu the least of th iipleasanit consequences, resuling lfroin the nse of the connnaon purging medicines usuially resorted to. This article will be iouid to act as a pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring tle appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every indicationit that die common pirgimg medicines are designed to effect. There are some coiistititions liable to regtt ar attiacks of Bilions fever almost every fall, to such, I recommend the use of this Medicine, beinning at least by the middle of May, or first of June. aiany persons whose Digestive organs arc feeble, often experience a selse of flliness, weight, and oppression, about the stomiach af ter eatiaa-in such cases a dose of this medi cine will often afford immediate relief. Pregnant wonen ofien suller from heart burn and costiveness, they May use the article without die least daiger n id with great benefit In sick or nervous hicad.aclic, it is a most valu able ineacine I could append a ling list of certificates, bn1 forhear, preferring to rely on the virtues of tie mediciie to susiaiii itself' The medaicine is a gentle and certain cathai lic ionic and sudorific, JOEL BRANIIAM. Eatonton, Georgia. For sale by Roburt Anders'n, Liberty Hlli, Cheatem* Settle, Duntonsvillo, Charles Free mai, Cairo P. 0., and J. D. TIDBETTS, Edgefield C. 11. sepI. 8 ly 33 Tyler's Agne & F'ever Pills. A C ERTAIN. safe anal effectual cnre fot .IAgnae and IFever, in all viariedl forms. Al. so, ani excellenit Tonic in D ysprepsiau. P'alpita. ion of the hecart, Loss of A ppetite, Neuralgia, Nervous anda oilier diseases, which arise fromt :a weak anad delitated condition of the sysuet B--Itinwrc, Dccmher l5t~.h, 11. Dr. G. K. Pyvr.Kn..-Dear Sir.-ht is witth greait pleasuire thia't [ aiunonne to yoiu a perfect restoration of may healsh by the use of your in vrnable pills. I had been sulTering fromi Cils and Fevers for eighteen or twenty mnonthas, during which time I took five bottles of Row ard's Tonic Mlixture, Dr. Shaernmani's Fever and Agnie Lozeniges, Dr. Love's Vegetiale Elixir, Keener's Puowdera, Itirks, Quiininme, Thhomnpso, nian Mlediciiies, Arsenic, lerbs and in ~rlc alnost all thme p ultaiir remeadies I cotild hear of; and yet received nui latsting betnefit. The e~aills were staoppedl by Q~uininie anda other thtings, bait aer a fiew days or weeks thesy wouldl remnrn again, as hail or worse than bieforr TIowards te fast thin chills camei onily every third day, anal these were fallowed by fever of snehl so verity as to affehct iiy reason and it was foundl aiecesarv for some one to watach with mte iui iil ilhe pai-oxysmn passeda alT. At last I proeredcr a biax aifyoiir pills, arid on ly took frit of* them; this so completely stopped the chills, thait I have never had a return of them up io this ime, (necarly two years) andh neair a year of this timte was passed in tbe same place wheare fist caught the disease. Th'at my~ case is not one enrcad by chnnce is piogven from the fact Ilhat four pills out of thie same box cuired Capt. Reubent Ianks, so ef fcually t hat lie has never had' the adiceise :since, wherens before lie ofteni sutered from it. 'Twm oiler personi were also cured biy the contents of this same biox, and they ineithier of themi have hd a returni of it although they both reside where they are exposed every season. I know'severail others who hasve becen cured by your pills, bitt it is iunce'ssary to detail tleir cases. The best certificates of their ehlici eney im Unills anda l'ever, will he a few dloses, andh if they are as beneficial to others as they have been to ime they masy be trualy called a pub lic blessing. lamn with mutch respect your ohee't serv't. HIENRLY BRISCOE. For sale by T. Risley, Hanimbuirg. S. C., and 3. D. TIBBIETTS, Eadgelield C. H., S. C. july 28 Gin 27 WILlMOT PROVISO, OR NORTH ERN ABOLITIONIST, NO AC COUNT TO ME. I VWNT, immiteately, three or fenir Jour jney ment PA INTERS. which corstant emi ploymienit will be given, by al)ilyi, to N. F.1 000LEY, Edgajeld Court H ouse. S. C. septr 29 tf 361 LAWV NOTICE. LIE unidersignied will piractice in piartnier Fship in the Courts of Law and Equity fair Edgehield District. TH'IOMAS 11. POPE, . W. W. A DA MS. october 20 :Imu 39 Wlanted A SalAL~L GhIlL air 1BOY as a NhIIlSE, onre aibout $ uir JO yeairs of age, aif good dispoasi t,,, would be oirnferred. E-iaonire ;at this ofiee f IrSTIMONIALS.-Extract or a letter firon Dr Wainers, ol Philadelphia, Fel. :1,, 8la.-" Vour Pills are die mildert in.their operations, and yet most powerful in their el fects, "f any that I hae ever niet witlh in a prac. tice of eight and twenty years. Their action tin the clyle and hence on the impurities of the blond, is evidently vcy surprisiig.' Extract of a ltiter from Ir. Ilenry Hill, of Quelbec, L. C., Marchs 6. 1641.- For bilisns fevers, sick headaches, to-pidity of the biowel,. and enlargemnent of the spleen, Dr. Peters' Pills are aln excellent tedicine." For sale by all the Druggists in Aigusta, llamonburg, and in Charlestion ly P. Alclvini Caien. No. 19 Ilayne street, llaviland, liar ral & Allen, Kiig street ; Nelson Carter, Meet ing street; E. 51. Carey, Broad street. and Anms I lead.corner East Bay and Broad street. T. Risley, lainbnrg ; and J. D. TIBBETTS. Edgefield Court House, S. C. july 28 itm 27 OR the cnre of I1lhite Stcellings. Scrofulas, and other tumors, Ulcers, Surc Legs, old and fresh I'ounds, Sprains and Bruises, Swcci. ings, and Inflammation, Scald Head. Sore Breasts, of icoinen, Rheumatic pains, Telters. Eruptions, Chilblains, IWhiLlows, Biles, Corn and external diseases generally. It is likewise greatly snperior to any medicine heretofore discovered for the chafed backs and limbs oif horses; for ringworis, chapped lips, and in short lor eveiy external bodily evil that may fat to the lot of iman or beast. I'he proprietor of this noble specific canl positively state, without rear ofcointradiclion, that it is vastly superior to any compound ever discovered, or at least that is known in these days, in the cnre ofthe above complaints. Indeed, too much cannot be said in its fivor, fur there is nothiig mo'rc certain,thain ititefficacy in the matters for which it is recotimmnnded, and the speed and perfec tion of its curesare snch as to have -the appear ance of being miraculous. No house should be without this almost universal ointment, for the inmates of all houses are liable to scalds,sciatch. es, cuts, lrnises, burns, corns, chapped lips, &c. &c. &c.; fron any or all of which they can receive but little iiijury iI they have a box of Harrison's unrivalled specific to contend with them. For Piles and Salt Rheum it sur passes all other remedies. For sale by T. Risley, lamburg; and J. D. TIBBETTS, Edgefield Court House, S. C. july 28 6m 27 HEALTIlMADE EASY. DR. LE ROY'Sj ViEG4E hTABLE UNIV ERSAL PILLS. 111 f F' starthiig drawback on nearly all Me dici nal Agents has ever been that in their process of purgati~ri and purification they have also Dcbilitattd the Systcm.- ience Purgoative Medicines have alwaysbeena regarded as at best but a Necessari, Evil, Patients resorting to them for the relief of one disease at the expenco of aiiother.-To obviate this Physicians have long sought for an Agent that would at the saue tiimie PU IGE, PUILlFY and STRENGTH EN. But their efTorts were nearly fruitless, and they had abnost despaired of success when the labors of science, and research were re warded by a discovery which fully realized the fondest desires of the Medical taculty, and which isjIstly regarded as one of the most im portant Triuinphs that Plariacy has ever.a chievbd.-''his important desideratuim is nam ed Dr. LE ROY'S VEGETABLE UNIVEIL SAL PILLS. which purify the Blood and re. nove all conrupt, and vitiated humnors, and uii healthy accumulations from the body in a mairn ner niever before rivalled, aind which yet paro duce no wveakness or lassitude whatever, but on the contrary, tone thme Stomach and invigo! rate the constitutin during the progress of their opaerationis! hr. Le lioy's Pills, in fact unite those bicettofore irreconmcilable, but niost derir able quialities, Evacuationi and Inivigorationi, for they aire at the samte time a ST It ENGTIl EN. lNGi PURGATJIV E, and a PUtifflING TO NIC. Thbe two principle ingredients int Dr. Le Roy's P'ills are W ILD CIIEltitY anid SA-it SA1PAIlL:1, so prepared that each paromiotes the beneficial meffect oh'the other, the former sretngtheinig, while the latte r, through its nniotn with varitous vegetable inigredients, evacuates, and putrities-thuis they superinduce nio toarpid ity or lassitude of the Digestive I'unctionis, anda hence their operatins are attenderd by nto Re action, or sitbseqjuentt Costiveness. Dr. Le Roy's Pills are the most active and se:ii,:hing aledicine in existence. They at once attack the very root of Diseases, arid their ac tiOni is so prmp that in an huir or two after theiy are taken. the paticent is aiware of their ood ell'ects. Th'ley iiot only opleraite on the Ylnaod, hai a-oun the chIyle; taf whichi the blood is furmued . aid this secures good blood1 fromt the fountain lhenad. mraecrver they p roilnee neithter nansen, pipaing or debility, rtand as a linnuily Aleadicine they have no rival.-Pice :15 Currs For sailo by 3. 1). TIBBiETT'S, Edgefield C.1I1., S. C. jnly 7 Cai '.1 Dr. Gordon's P'ills. GRtEAT ARRitVAL! 39 Unshtel4 or 25.000 baoxes of Dr. GOR DJON'S FAMILY P'ILLS.-Thle vst and increasing demnand for this new and justly celebrated Mledicinue, and the nunmerouas enres they are daily etfl'tting in all portions of the country where they have been iintrodiiced, of D~yspepsia, Liver Complaints and hilionis Diseases, with their wvell kniowtn attendants, Sick Ilead-achie, &c., has induiced the undler signedl to miake arraneements to receive their stcks direct from the Paroprietor, and wvould say toi their unmreroins customers that they are prepared to supply them, wholesale or retail, at New York prices. F[T $2 tier dloxen, or 24 cents per box. Uy P. Melvin Cohen. No. 19 Ilayne street: Javiand, Ilarral & Allen, Kinag street; Ned sona Carter, Aleeting street; E. SI. Carey, Broad street; and Amos Head, corner East Bay and Bradir street, Charleston: T. Risley, lrlmburg; antd ,1. D. TI BBETTIS, Edgefield Conrt lionse, S. C. july 2S Gmi 27 Rayliey's here let.' SAS!!ii m'dt .at Gj~ cenrts pier light, for till Sash conttaining 15 lights to the winadow andi iupwatrds, all windiows conitaining less 7 cts, pe light. All kindls of FURNITURE made to order, at the oldl standat, I mnile fromi Gjilgal Chinreh, andI 17 fromi Cambrihidge, uipont the Martintowna road. All ordlers left at this oflice will be attended to. W31- BAY LEY. agnst 25 if 31 Abbeville Bannier and Anderson Gazette co. py three imes. RYVEFlORSALE lor sale by the situscribeirs. G. l~. & E. PENN. I, NOICE. AN F.IECIOMN will be held,. ni the diffivr Senit pinces ,f f.lectiin for this. Distrit, oil ie first Moindav in Janunry next,. fr Shierif'. Ordinary. w d Clerk. to fill the vactiie whielh Will he occasioned by ite .expiratidh of-the terms ofr i. Boulware. SheriffT Jhn ifill, Or dmnry, anil Thomas G. Bncon. Clerk.: There will be only one day for voting. The Ma1nagers will mneet at Edgejekdi dottrt Honse on the Wednesday following, eount the votes and declare the election. TOO. G. BACON#-crkc. Edge fieli C. II. 26th Oct. 1847. ociober 27 10 '40 Notice. A Li. those indebted to the estate. of Mary tBqwers, dec'd.. are requested to miie im imedin timpyinent, and those having demands to present them properly attested. JOHN HILL, (' . D. netoner 27 -t' :..,40 Public Notice. A 1L persons having denands against'Sarah C. loor, dec'd., are reqnbio'e -topresent lihom duly attested, and all indebted to her es tate are rcliired to make immediatepa' mert to thc subscribers. WM. BROW$,.. A. Ti HODGES.. EzbcirtV october 27 4 1 4 Notice. A PPLICATION will be made to4he Le' A gisaturo of this State, at its next ssion. - for nn alteration in the Charter ofthe' Tiwyn'o Edgefield, so as to give to said town the itse of the money arising from Licenses. ~ I anug 18 3mn 30 NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an application will be made to the Legislature.of-Soutb Carolina at its next session, to layout aind open a Public Road. from a point on the IslandLord road, in Edgeflield District. at or near'ihehouie ofThomas C. Griffin, to ran through thotands of James Cresswell, and to intersect -~whateis called the old Charleston road, at'or near the ford on'the small creek crossing said Charles tor road, about three hundred yards alioie the Gin house of N. L. Griffin, on liisapaintaion near Cambridge. At the same time an appli. cation will lie made todiscontinue the old Car leston road between the bridge over Ninety six creek, and the point where the -proposed new public road will intersect said Cheton road. aug 16 ~3m -30. Notice IS ITEREBY GIVEN, That an application will be made at the next session to the Le. gislatnre of 8. C., to amend the Charter oftlie Edgerjeld Rail Road Company, so as toadth6r ize the said Company to increase theiie 1pita1 stock, and also to construct. a Rail Roadfrom Edgefield Court House, through the: DistrietA of Edgefield and Abbeville, to a terminusrat some point in Pendleton Distriet, nn or nearthe Savannah river or its tributary streams. 'august18 .36 3 ' otice. A LL those indehted to the estate-of Charity .L Uhnson, dec'd., are requested .to,mke itinediate payment, and those havh&demands to present thei properly attested. C, B. GOULDEN, SIMEON ATTAWAY, Administstmj nly 7 t: 24 Notice.. A LL persons lddebtedato the estate 6lDr. L Augustus W. .Burt.,dee'd.; A tredsted to make iniediatepaymenk. andth , M deiands n.inzst said estate, are re oA - present them Cot payment;p a Wil Mr., ,8 jpine -16 * A LL Fyersons indebted tot Georg6 'lie',_eceasi Arie e - lied that it is absolutely necessary to 6o-t - the mneayine ther Estate, andtlittihe'ose~ do not pay will be stued before return "dtf. - The Notes are in the. hands of N. L. Griflin or J. W. Gibbs, Esqrs. rT (108 I. PopE, Execator, Jan 3 tf M7oflces A L L those indebted to the old firm2oPres .le.Iy & liryani, either by Note or Accnnt, a regneiLstedl to come forward n d settierup. - Wec are compelled io being the business to-a close. E. B. PRESLEY, BI. C. BRYAN.* September 7, 1847. if. '33 Notice. A LL Persons having any demands against L.the estntes of Trhos. Reynolds, Seuir. aind tilhos. Recynolds. Jr., are hereby required to at end in thme Ordiiinry's Office, on .Monday J the 3rd uday oft January next, and present their demands properly attested, as I desire to clise upi the estate.. NANCY REYNOLDS; Admnistragriz. augnst 25 3m 31 Notice. 4LL Persons indebted to us in our late Bier Scanitile b~usiiness, are hereby niotifl4d that longer in.inigenice can, nor will'not be giving We must close our butsine'ss. A- word to the wise is suflicienit. A. BLAND, W. P. BUTLER. Edgefield C. II., S. C , Sept. 10, 1847. tf 34 N7otice. ALL Persons iindebted to the estate of. Char les G. Garrett, dee'd., are requestedlto mnake immnediate payment and, those haying dlemnandis against said estate are regntested~to present themi for payment properly attested. P. HI. ELAMI, Adm'tr. snpt 8 3m 33' Notice. A LT4 Persons having demands against the estate of Henry Carr, dee'd., are regncst ed to present them legally attested, and those indebted are regniested to make immediate pal' ment. Tl HOS. LAKE, Admnistsrator. Jne tri 10 - NOTICE. MR. ROFF, whlo hr.ld conditionafly an in Mterest in the right of Edgefield District. to H-otehkiss' Reaction Mill Whleels, (Pat'ent) has never complied with said eonditiorw, thero fore he holds no interest, and has iio right te sell or ma're any contract for said Wheels. We, the nndersigned are the owners, of said right, and a uighit purchased from any other,. nnless our agent, will not he good. Mr. 3. T. W Vnasa, we authorise, with Gill powecr to act as onr agent. COTHIRAN & MOORE'. March 1. 1847. tf f6 'NOTICE. or otherwise. Juily 7 tr' 2At Notice. ~IM EON ATTAWAY, living upori'Big Creek. near the Higgins Ferry road, tolent before ine. a small sorrel NM ULE, some marlca of gear, bietween lifteeni and twenty years -old, A pipraised at fifteen dollars. l4RVDY WVHIT E. Magistrate. ocer20a Io am4n 39