Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 26, 1848, Image 4
.'rom Me Baltimore Sun.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The -f+llowing t. legraphic despatch
came to hand )csterday afternoon, from
our corr.-spoodrnt at Boston:
BOSTON, July 12-2 e. M.
The steanar Niagara. une of the new
Cunard vessels, artived at Bw-ton this
morning. She s:,iled on the Is! inst.,
and has therefore made the passage in
less titan el- ven days.
Sli brings thw particulars of a teri i
ble conflict at Pmis, of which we reciv
ed telegraphic intelligence by the Cale.
donia-.
The difliculty commrnled through
some misunderstanding of thet Mayor,
Armand Marrast, in an int -tvie%r *with
a .eputatiion from a -body of insurgents,
who, demanded hthe resignatioen of the
members of the Pibvisional Govein
ment. 'On Thursday night barticades
were erected throughout the cit%. The
rappel was in-antely beaten, and 'the
National Guards cale-d out.
The insurgents sviz'-i. that portion of
the city about the Faubourg St. Atoine,
and threatened the Hotel de Vile On
Friday the figh;ing began. The iusnr
gents were at frest successfil. Lamar.
tine rode out with Gen. Gavaignac and
stai, ai'd was conspicuous in his en
dr.vors to restore order.
It tvas at lerigth found necessary 'to
use the artillery; but at nitht th;- erutetc
had gained gt sund and st e:ngth. On
Saiuida%, ilhe As.tnlfy declat -d itself
en pcrmtenc.. Tae Govettntent re
sige"d, and the supreme t x;-cntiv :u
thority was given to Ge. Catvargnac,
wlo lies declared Paris in a state of
siege.
The whole day, with the exception of
a little while during a thunder sit in,
was spent in fighting, tshich was mtend
ed n ith gr at blood-ied. Tuwards night
the scene become awful ; troops were
pressing in frot the departments, and
the contest was desjwtate.
The -President of the Assetibly on
:Sunday announced that after a frightful
loss of life, the Gum rrtmenit had coin
pletely suppiessed the tevolt on the left
bank of the Seine, and thea Get,. Cava
ignac had given :hose on the right side
antil ten o'clock to surrender. The
fighting. howe.vcr, continued all day.
On Monday Gen. Demo. iciere arti
ved with reinforcements, and, after ten
hours more of terrific slaughter, the Go.
vernment troops were enurely victori
ous the insurgents being either slain,
scattered or captuted.
. 'On Tuesday all signs of resistance
had -disappeared, together with other
evidences of disorder. Ovez five thou
sand prisoners were taken, and a com
missioner has bIeen appointed to try
those who were ar .ed under arms.
The insurgents, and- epe'tia tlthe wo
men, bd hai~ "".
their hands with the. mostcruel barbai i
iy. The hands and feet of some were
curof, and others ;ortured in every
conceivably' ianber. [Our despatchli
tii'nt 'i: omewhat abrupt.J
The loss of life in the affaia has been
tremendous, anid is estimated at between
eight and ten thousand. F..urteen de
puties and eight general officers lost
their lives in the struggle. The Arch
bishop of Pals was ruthlessly shot down
while approaching the insurgents in an
endeavor to restote peace.
It is universally cotcedcd that Lama;r,
line's bravezy saved thme R.-public- The
troops all embraced hi.. with cries of
aVve Ia Republique!''
Several changes hiave t:-ken place int
the miteistr3. Aumeiral Le Biacac ce
fais, d the appointtmemn of M.mtster of
MIarince, aind l3aatde was apjpattit-d.
Geneiral: 13. deaeu was a;poienr- Nm histed
rf Foreign Ahi.dts. '.ie ia Priesident
of the National Asemty.
General Cav. acac . strongy re
commnen d ti tri th Pre-ity
Nearly all the prooms taken had
gold in their posses-;don.
Assassinatitons ate freqtuenthy teekein
place ini discontented quarters by poi
son and secret muider.
The Armiy is disb..nded.
The estimate s of killed and wound
ed difIee materially. The numberc n ill
probably reach fifteen thiousead ton both
T he totalh atmoutnt of insuige nts en
g..ged ini the contiet was about fotty
thousantd.
The English Ministers had fifteen
ru: m eicy on the snegcc quest on.
Vicentcia has be:en re.turnied to the
P:~,t~.1u has capitulaeted. Trieste is
t):eLkadled- Thle Lomibaid atity was
defeated ntear Vt runs.
A fortmidable Carlist moventent has
comemettred in Spain.
It is rumnoted that the Atusti ian army
i.as beeni o tiered to inevade Spain.
There is but little doubt that an im
mzence army is nmat chinig on Polaned.
There is a prospect of speedy peace
ciud terminamttion of the G,ermaan war. A
edr;aft of a new consttution hais been
fr-ami,d, which is likely to be approved.
T'he Frenichi departmtents are gener
ailly tranquil.
rThe rebellhous disposition of Greece
hias been comiiplete ly subdued.
The Danes continue to miake repri
sails at sea on Inaian ce:nun--m ce.
Ettgland is g.em 1.11lly quice. All 'a
multtuous assemblfages ot the. working
classes have ceased, acnd tne exctemlet
has subsided.
IRELAND.-The armed moveurent in:
Irelantd is unabated. Thousands ate
flockinig to :he clubs, atnd Government.
is apparently unabli to devise means to
the league we not yet perfected, but the
formation was daily looked for.
The Repeal press, headed by the
l;ish Felon, revels undisturbed in the
use of what may be termed most sedi
tious lan.nage.
No doubt remains that a consi"'erable
.phksical force movement will be made
in autumn.
'CATIER VP TIlE FItAG1NiTS."
Thi, p ecepi applies to th: improvce
ment of time'. No one resolves delibe
rattly on sinking years, or even months,
in utter idleness and unprofitableness.
And yet the waste ever of years is no
uncommon thing in human life. A little
carelessness in scattering will . bae"
much 'carefulness in accumulating, they
go in ftagnments. The years ate spent-in
weeks or days, and the days in hours,
and the hours in minutes. We reckon
twenty-four -hours to one day : but
when we speak of the day with refer
ence to man' s votintaty power over it,
its disposabi:ity for put poses of improve
ment or erjoyment, a very large deduc
tion must be made.-Taking away the
se"asons of rest and foed, and passing
from place to place, even those whose
circunstances give them most comnmrind
over their time have only a day of little
more than half thait amount. Their l'ss
of an hour a day, is a loss of hall a monmb
a vear-a loss of almost three years in
a life of sixty. But with the ;:reat ma
joriy the day which they can coniand
is only a fraction of this. Their time is
necessarily sold for the means of physi
cal suppo t. They have bought bread
with it, and it is gone. Their day, their
profitable and disposable day, for intel..
lectual and moral purposes, is seldom
more than three or f..tr heues; and in
wasting only a half an hour each day,
they fling aw,v two years ont of thmtr
three score. and ten, shoul.l they have so
m.av. A fv calcl.tions of 'Ihis sort
would make themn as astonished as the
disciples were at the biskets which their
fragments tilled.
The Tnapartcs, LaFcyettcs and
Ytsung Murat.-Ttse ['1t,s corre sp. n
dent of the N. Y. Herald, in his letter
of the 8 h uilt. says:
Napocon Bonaparte, thei Nepnew of
Napoleon, is a nenber of the Natior:al
Ass- mbly, and is the image of his sia.
tures and portraits; and those who have
seen the Emperor say thn,t the resem
blance is very striking. He has made
bit one movement, in which he ad
diessed a few words to the Assembly,
and in which he acted like a mtrn ofsense
and charactet-it referred to the foreign
affairs, and on the report of the AMin
ister. The world will again listen,- to
the counsels of a Bonparte; and his
voice may vet make Eurpe tr ble,
er N.apoleon's grand niece is as 'eau
til'ul as Pauline', 1 cannot say, but I
have told you that .he is the most beau
tiful ivon lady I heave sectn in Pat is.
Two LJeayettes are in the A<senmbly,
one of whomi (Edmond) was yesterday
chosen to tje one of the secretaries. The
son of Murat hats not been heard in the
Assemb1ly. To nmount tIhe tribune, aenth
to meect te rebukes arid imipatience of
the Assembly, unless tIh specaker is
equal to the plaecee, is a fiery o, deal to
pass tIn ough-hee is tnot spared.
TtnE- WisEsT iUAN may oenrsioneally do
a w eak thsine; the tuost Irounest mian a
wrong thling; thle piroudest mean a mento
thing; and the wosrst of' mren will some
times do a good thing.
WVooI in thne Seed.
7 ElItE S.ithscr:hoers ar.' preparedI to Ca,rd
U wc-o in thes he-t posssilte mraninser for TntlI
nr (Cash. at cstrsrsy rate...and solicit n1 st-r'
ofthe pubtlic natron:tge hiers-tolnre set hb'rly
teestowed, and wilt recs'ivs the Wonol withen't
baerrinsg or pickimnr. wiiteoit any *,ddieional
crhanree. aet thesir old sntt on Do neanin Cree'k.
8 utile's eas~t of lnntsrens (> II.
W. BdIlELDON & SON.
Many :3. :3m 15
S- Durmsg my absecer. tor a short time
.-fromt the State. N. L. GarFFt's. 1-'.q
will neti as miy Attorney: personas indebted to
me will ptlese make paymitentt tot lhtm.
C. 1I. GOOLD)siA N.
.Jnne 19. 1I-I8. tf i2
STATE OF SOUTH CA OLiNA
EDGEF.IEI.D DISTRICT.~
IN T H E COM1MON I'LJAS
Thtomas P. iheer. ) Declo ration.
es. > in Altachent.
Ralph &try.
T . E Phintifli in the above ecase. hanvinig
tisedday tited hsis Declaration in my of
fee. antd the Defendant havting neithe, wcifen
tior ttortney, known i to reside withsin tIhiimits
uofttis State. on whtom a copy of said Declatra
tion, with n rue to plend. cant be servede On
is otiont of M1r. Adamna. nitotrnley for Pla-intif. it is
nrdt'rend.thant the satid dtefendantt tappearraand plead
t thte said Declaraition. within a year antd a
day from the edate hserenf. or jiudgnient will be
given against hinm by default
TFHO. G. BACON. Clerk.
Clerk's Offiee. Edgefield C. HI. 18ith Nov. 1847.
november241 1y 44
CHARLES A. MEIGS,
RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreignu & Donme tic EGoods,
Groceries, Crockery and
H A R D WVA R E.
H ATS. C APS. BONN ETS & SH OES.
E DG EE:J.:t COU RT H oUsE S C.
117T Orde-rs fromt rhe Country respectfully so
lched ande promptly execuated.
July 12 tf 25
Fair Notice.
A LL Persons indebted to the Stubscriher by
Neote or Accountt, tare regntetted to tmake
payument by Return Day in October next, if
tey isle to save cost, and all r'umes which are
wihin a a.Inagistrateu's jurrisdhiction, if not. paied by
that time must also pay coat ; as I must trays
money to keep rep may buzsiness.
1. W. CLA RY.
Colemmts's u Rr,nds. March 13. lim 9
Notice to Cotto" tets;
I will say to the Cotton_P eye tf Georgia
and South Carolina,tbii nketn the
Shop formerly occupied by sun'w,
for thq,purpose of Manuf
COTTON W
and would inform them i lia "hve_engaged
MLr. Crenshaw. who will'r1 nId!the man:
ufacturing of them. My 4 "lbe.made
of tho est interinle, and n 'ih pro
priety, they tire the Chea in the
Souther n States, taking.t r IJ thip into
considleration. I will r Gins to
make cotton e-qual to oiy oiUny other
Gin in the Southern St vaig the true
staple of the cotton, and . it. perfectly
free of knap and clear of te. My Gins
will be delivered at the pu" T residence
free of charge, and warra g,ive ample
satisfacinon.
All Orders addresed to:th tiber will
meet with,prompt attentio pninng'done
in good style and at short noti All old Gins
of 10 inch saws I will repai" put them on
improved principles, and also trrant them in
make as good cotton as any the im.proved
Gins, and at much less eost. tai a neY one.
J. 1)" A,bAK.
Crawfordville, Ga. May,J tm3n-23
CERTIFICA "
Oglecthorpe Count 4 2;1g47.
I have used, for the last; ars, a ma.
chine that was made by R rensalnw. of
Cr,twtirdville. Ga. 4 coni,de it.one -of the
best G ins-1 have ever seen. Two Amall mulet
will gin, with a great deal of' three bales
per day. and I do not thitikt a Gin in
Georgia thth can exceil it-ii fine cot
ton. In fact, Mr. Crensliiw l ow, d a great
mnany Gins in this countvi.d Elbort. and I
think every msan who pnrch}el is perfectly
satisfied. All -of his Gins wjich have been
sold in this county. and they are-not a few. run
light, pick ftst, and what is he(r,tb n.all, when
the cotton is carried to market itselli for the
vcry highest price. t:
'C. S..i.EtvETSH:tt.
Tadiaferio County. Ga.
This is to certify 'that I purclased of. J. D,
Hammack last year, a 4;i saw ants-f@action cot.
tn gin, which makes -+ruperior cotton to army
gin i have -ever had. I cari.id trAngusta a
part of my crop last fall, which was prononnced
by one of the best judges of cotrn -in;Angusta,
to be the finest lot thait was in his warehouse,
Two ft my neighbors lately sold- their crops,
ginned on my gin, and obtained five-eightfs of
a cent per lb. above the market price. I have
not sold my ctton, but feel"colidesi orgeiting
the high:st market price-whernI do sell. Froir
all that I know of Mr. Hammack'srriake of
Gir:P, and there are several in:operation'aronnd
me, I would say to those wish:n g:opurchase,
they would do well to try,,htl h ir,e .rchasina
elsewhere. MUmt GRiFTIN.
Taliafcrro Count; "Ga. M 1848.
I hereby certify tha 'tr.besED of J. D
Hammack, last year, .ciifrction
cotton Gin, which perfo neea 'ny gin
I have ever seen tried 'It mside ton equal,
in my opinion, to that ofany,ofhe Carver gins,
which are so hi. lly prnised fdtf1helr, cutten.
My gin atd git,hbuse were co.qiured by fire,
and as a report has gone abroad titethe -house
was fired by the gin, I take- ihis 1pirtity to
say, in justice to Mr. 'ammack,;thattis false.
I think I can with . confidence;recoimenld his
Gins to those wishing to >urchase-or,this rea
son: his work is all done.y.*feiq a .expe
rienced hands, instead. 'rw gramen "ae
is genea. .the caser vhere the are a!! great
_ made. Eu As. ,_ua_M.
n CounY'G M ".II; 28,1848.
This is to certify that I purchaved a.forty-fanr
s eotton Gin, of the,.box-kind. from-J. D.
Haminack,,,last year, whic.k pfotmus .well,
naisking as good cottmanias.anganVthat .I ams
emquinsted wilt. It runs lig l.nfree of heat.
T'hi boxes I consider ipl. co~now im use.
I have ginnedi as mu~th as I ,..lbs of' cleans
cntton per dasy on -it. To allu4i&wsh to pyrr
c:base it good Gin I would sayA4ry titema before
ging elsewhiere. - A I oau-GDeis.
-FoI' Sale orjRent,
Tg IIE HOUSEF arid2 WTformeriy occin
.Lpied by S. S. Todpikns, Es.q. A pply
to 3 ,. GOODE,
April 4 fn II1
Newv Boot asd NShoe
M'?ANULFACTORY.
'H 7IER E Gentleen's Boots. ail Shoes
me mtn iade' in a moast superior style of fit
adt workmnaship. .
Genatlemn wanttinig cmtrk soled. double'soled.
vatesr prootf. walkimg, dress. pattent leather.
:dm fine piumip soled B(OWS.. sneed but
cave their orders with the sus.ribter.
WVILLIAM alcE.VOY.
mnstrcht 1 tf -6
WJ?1 liE T CII..'1 & CO ,
IIAM IBU RG, S. C.
HAV E remmove < their stncl$ of liry Gotods
'ste Stotre tunder the AtnericianlHntel,
latit lInthbatd's.) where it is t eir purpiose to
Itiep a il asmssrstnnt itf
Anecricanl. Frencia ate Enlisha
We wonbhi talre this opplotunit to returni otir
blanks m0 ouni nutmerons friess for;the very
ier.-l pa:troniage be.stowed on s for tihe last six
eats, anad would solicit ia contimiance of their
t" e woulid also inlvite all piers ns haying Dry
Goodms it Hfambuttrg, w.ho are fnot already on
onr lairgea list orinb.<cribers toD je us a traaL.
Our stock will consist of a i moch larger end
mnre geneiratl assortmenit thtan sve hauve heire'to'
forme kr-pt. WVe shmall ailso cont due~ to keep esur
susutl assortmenat of Cairpetinug, OirCloih. Floor
l ttling. B3onnew,s/and Ladie and Chtidres
Shoes.
N. B.-Just received a full sorttment of all
nmmbers of genutine .
Duatch4 8oll3Mg clothas.
which togetheir with alt article in ouriine will
hae sold as lutw as they cam. be p cured ini H m
bnrg or Augustax.
WM. 1tETC jtMr& CO.
Hlambturg, S. C. Aug. 7-l11.tf 29
SOUJTlICA R0 INA.
ED)GEFIELD DIS SRICT.
iN TE COM1MON? P 1AS
S. W . Kennmerty. la'ration
vs. *-.in
C. H . Lindsey.)Attachment.
TH E PlainitifY in the aho hca,e, having
..this day filed his Declar tion in my oinI
ace, and time Defendant havigi neither wife
nor attorntey, kinownito.reside 'thin tIhe limits
of this State, otn whom a copy..ua-the said De
dlaration, with a rule to plead , ins be served.
(n muolion of Mr. Gray, Attort for Plaintiff,
It is ordered, That the said De adant appear
and plead to 'the said Declarationtwithin a year
ad a day from the date hereof? or..final -and
absolnte judgment ivill Eea*ardiiineh- hiin
by default.
- T HO Gft,Mk'N
Cletrk's OfHie,nenn9,1848R Atq 24
J0 D. C4hSE, H. D.,
P1.ggeptcaad iergeou,
EGS,eanie toffer hi's professional seryi
.ces to-the citizens of r:dgefield and v ieini
ty and, respectfully. to s;licit a share of their
patronage.
Daitor C.'s .past stccess in the treatment of
diseisesof meii, women and nl'lren, enconr
ages him thus to ask the support of an enlight
ened comtuntity'
REFERENCES:
V. Moit. M. D . New York City,
A. Clark. M. D.. ' "
R. G. Frary. M. 1) . Hudson. N. Y.
G. Kimball. M. D.. Lowell, Ttas.
11. H. Child. M. D.. Piusfieldl. 3asm.
N. B.-Prompt attention given to calls left
my residence, the house formerly ocen: ied lby
S. S. Tompktns. Esq., by night or day, or at
the -Post Office by day. I. U. C.
May 17 tf 17
Dr. L. H. DeLange,
Surgeon Dentist,
FROM i IIARLESTON &. AUGUSTA.
CAN-be -ftnd at Mr. SPANN'S HOTEL,
for a 1few days only.
-A few months. or longer indulgenen. will he
given to nll responsible persons. who may de
sire it. Thus they may fully test my "work,"
'before paying for it.
Refer to Dr. B. A. Rodrignes, S:tr_eon
Dentist. in Charleston. and to many of the
most respectable families in Augusta and Ham.
'burg.
June21 22 tf
FANCY GOODS.
T HE subscriber has on ha nd and for sale.
ar assortment of FANCY GOODS,con.
sisting in part of, viz.
Silk Purses. Shaving Cream,
Pocket Books. Soap,
Steal Be:nds. Tas. &
Rings for bags and pur. Toilett do.
Guard Chains. Violin Stritgs.
-Shell & horn side comb Sterl Pens.
'' '' Turk do. il'k. & Red Seal Wax
Dressing & Pocket do. BI'k & c,.l'd Wafi'rs.
Steel & Sil. Pencils. Letter & Note Envel.
Silv. & W",,od 'nciils. Silk and Linen Bruids
Tooth & hair Brttshes. Sanud lIoxes,
Shoe & Connter t,,. Ink Stands.
Shav. Brushes & Boxes, BV'k Bit & Red Ink
Pull Bnxes. Indelible Ink.
Toilet Powder, Culngmi: Water.
Prepared Chalk, Perfntnery.
For sale by C. A. MEIGS.
July 12 25
FOR SALE.
A TRACT OF LAND. cmitnining Five
hundred and eighty-five acres (55),
twelve miles from Edgefielil C. .. lying he.
tween Beaverdam and Turkey Creeks, IJ
miles from Carroll's .ill.
Terms will be made easy.
Apply'to
. R. PLATT BRUNSON.
may 31 Gm 19
Bible Association.
TIHE Annual meeting of the Edgefield and
rAbbeville Union Bible Asso' intion will be
held at Iloreb Cltrch.-on Saturday before the
third Lord's day in Jnly (instant) and days fol.
lowing. Churches composing the Associatii'n
are regnested to act pmtomptly i sending up'
their delegates.
The Introdnetory Sermon 'vill bo preached
on Saturday.'by Rev. Wit. P. Martin. or his
alternate, Rev. W Coleman. The Anmtver
sary Sermon. on Sunday. at II o'clock, by
Rev. R ild, or his alternate, Rev. John
~e the Committee wl meet on
Satuat.10 o'clnck.
W. S. HARRIS. See t
July 12 2t 25
Bead Quartei's,
2d1 Regiment Cavalry. S. C. M.
OtDnas No. 4. .. 1
SN F.LIsCTION will be held at the Chero.
. kee Pinds on thefoutrthtSutma'i.inv <1
aext, for Captaitt If: Comm:'and the Edgiefiell
Hssars Troop of Cavalry. to fill the -vacancy I
occasioned by the resignation of A J. H am
Other vacancir-s ifany shuould oscutrby this
Election, will bc filled at tho samne time.
Liuunt. Merriwethet. TI C. Mlathis, autd John
Bu ter, wvill act at Managers.
Byorder' of
TIIOS, WA. l.ANITAM. Col.
2d Regiment Cavalry S C. M
jnnte7 'St 20
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
E DG1 EI LD DISTRICT.
IN O RDIX.AR Y.
BYJ301IN H iL L1. E&sq.. Ordinary of
E'dgef:eld District:
Whereas Joseph Patterson andi Nancy
Forrest hathi atpplied to me for Letters of
Administration. on allt and singular eheo
goods and chattels, rights anid credits of~
Wychie Forrest. dlec'ed, lato of the Dis
trit, aforesuid, ideceased .
Thtese are, therefore, to ciIe and admon
ish all and singular. the kindredl and cred
itors or t he satid decensed, to) be and appenr
before me. at outr next Ordinary's Coutrt
for tho said District, to he holdent at Edge-e
field Court liouse, Ott the 31st dlay or .Aly I
next, to shtow cause. if atny, why the I
sal admintist rationt sho:'ld tnot he granttedl.
tven tundier mny hand and seal, this th.
17h day ol Ju:ly, in the year of our
Lord otte thousa'nd eight hundlred atnd.
forty-eight, attd in the 72d year of Amner
can independenco.
JOlIN HILL, 0. E. D.
July 19 2t 26 )
Brought to thme Jail I
OF this istrict, a tnecro man, who
.Isays his natme i4 SIMal)N. and that
he belt'ngs to Mr. f',iley P'hilips, living
within ten iles of. Livintgson Post Otlce,,
Sumter Contv. Ala. Sau'l felliow is a-,
bout five feet,~74 itnchues high, light cotm- I
plexiin atnd bet 'seen 28 an:d 30 years oh
age. lie has a tiotble row of upper front
teet, an:d has lost hiis left hig-une. lHe
says lie ranawsay about seven weeks since.
When -taken hte hadl a horse, which, he
says lhe stoIc tnear Montgomery, Ala. -
Thel owner is regntested to como for
ward, prove property. pay charges and
take him away, or lie will be dealt with
ar the law directs.
.A. 11. BUR T, J. E. D.
July 17 tf 26
Brought to the Jail
0F this District, a negro matn, whuo says htis
naame is ISAAC. ad thaut h:e belong,. to 1
JeVersont Bltcksh:ire, of L.imens Cnty, Ga.
and that lie rantawnty about tIhe l:tst of~ May or
let of June. Sid fello:w is abont six feet htigh.i
of very dark complexion:, between 55 and 56'
years of age. HeI has a scar across his breast
and.adfect Itn his righ:t eye.
The owner is regnested to come .forward,
prove praperty. pay charges addtake himta- t
wayoreivise1he will, be dealt with. as thme<
law directs.
A. IJ. BURT, . E. DI.
Junne 2A,1848 tf 23
Take Notice.
TATE OF SOUT[H CAROLNA.
ABBLVILJLE DISTRICT.,
I i IEREAS. the last Will and Testnmd't
of Edward Collier. decensed. a ad- .
sitted to Pro,Ite, inl comlmon foirm, in Urrdint-i
v, ol 25th M:ay last, and there being no proper
rr legal Execntr'rs to the said Will, .uld a Pe- i
itinand Singg,stion being presented and filed
y Wmt. E. Collier and (ithers, le ntees ecxt
ot kin. regnetiina the Ordinary to carry nnt the
rovisio a of the said Will. as required by the
%et of Assetbly. parsed 18.6. in such cnses;
hereirc.a oi der was p:sed on said petition i
yrenting the prayer the.reof and the estate is
tow in, the custudy of Dnvid Lesly. Ordiamy t
)f Abheville District. for adininistralin.
All petsun:l,the:reline.havin;: demands agninst
lhe said estate. will piesent I lhir notes or olhi-r
iritten evidences of indebtedless. together
Nith it true' copy thereof; and those who have
tccounts against the estate will have them pro
ven. as the laiw euires merchants and shupkeep
7s to prove their accnts on suits instituted in
the 'Court of Common Pheas. viz that no part
thereof was paid in the lifbtiine of the testator
by seutlemettt. discont or otherrwise. nor since
his death, and that all discounts have been al
lowed.
All demand whatever mst be lresented
withot iulure on or before the first day of
Decemeber text; and all th(se indebted to the
st:tte (except those woho have running accounts
it the 1l1acksnith shops, mills, &c for the pre
sent year. who will be required to settle by the
25th of December) mnst make irnnediste pay..
mect, as no indulgence can be given; for as all
the residue and reenainder of the estate will be
sold this etsning fiill, it becomes necessary to
know by thit time the Full extent of the debts,
in order that the Exe'cntor may turn over the
specilie !eeries without future liabilities.
DAVID LESI.EY, u. a. n. & Ex'or.
June 14 12w 21
DR. JOEL BRANIJAM'S
LIVER 4 EDfSECT1C
IEDIGINE
IN oirig ;thie valuable ,Medic"ine to the pro
ple of :. (',Irolin :: lio the relief and cure of
!rm:tny diseases incident to a Sunth..rn climte,
I do not elaim for it inlitllibility; neither do I
my it will cnre iil disecses. Bit in
CIRONIC LW1VER AFFECTIONS
.. D I) YSPEPSIA.
I can coni,leitly ads ise and recommend its
use, rot try personal observatiun and use eel
the article in my ovn practce. ''his article: is
Ihvorably received wherever it has beer. n.ed.
I an atllwed to refer to Mr. George teard of
'Tr..up. Mr Jlohn Warren of Colitnbus. Mr.
:lcAflee of Cobb, Mr. Asbury Hull of Athens,
Mr. William, U. Tetrell of Putnam, Rev'd.
lohn E. Dawson of Lagrange; to which it
:rent number of names might be added, who
ear their testimony to its value.
itabitual costiveness is found very frequently
w'nnected with leeble constitutions, and per
tons of sedentary habits, which often exert a
very unfavorable infinence upon the general
ieltih of the subiject; and is particuarly mant
rested by a restless and desponding state -if the
mind, irregnlar if not a loss of appetite. For
his condition of the system, this article is confi
lently recotmended with the positive assur
nce that if te dose is properly adjusted. so as
ot to move the-bnwels too actively, relief may
>e relied on, without any,.even the least of the
tilensant cssnsegnences, resnlting from the
ise of the coninn purging medicines usnrtlly t
-esorted to. This urticle will be li,und to act
is a pleninnit cordi.l and ttonic, restoring the
ippetite, and at tfie sanie timefrilfilhngeverv.
udicationt that'the-eotmtioti prj iuig mwdtcines e
fTiere; r, nmne constituttons in e to regn.
ar attacks of Blions fever alin(st 'every fall
o such. I recomnend the.tse of this.Mcdicine,
reginning at least by the middle of May, oi first
IfJune.
Many persons whose Digestive~ orgatis are
ehlde, efti expenienice a1 sense of lhuess,
viighet, tand oppreession, abeont the stomaich ett
er enting--iin ench cnses a dose of this inedi
:e wtll e,ften uaffrd immediate relief.
Pre,g.nanit women olient ent ier from hear
mran tud coestevenetss, they many tuse tihe article
vitheout the least dunger anid with great benefit.
[ sick or etervous head-aichie, it is a coast valin
ible miedicine
I eould a ppenid a long list of certif'icates, btt
orhear. preferring to rely on the virtenes of the
nedicitie to steitm itself. The medeicine is n
;entle and certainicenthartic. tonic and seidorific.
JoEL BRANIIA3.
Entonton. Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty HTill
Jheatemi & sete, Ditetonaville, Chtarles Free,
nan, Cairo P. O., antd
J. D. TIDPlETTS,
sept.8 Edgefienld C. HI.
sept.8 ____ly 33
sTATE OF SOUT[H CA ROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRIC~T.
N Til COURT OF OR DINA RY.
Villiatn Little, Apeplicaint, ) Partition offend
vs. . decised by; lI'i.
esse Little. James Little, ( liat Litt1c, Sr.
anti others. J
T anplenjring to miy Ssatsfction. th,i .Jah.i
Little nnd David Little. two of thr- debits
aitts. reside withouet this State. it is theretere
rdered, that they dee appe.er anid otbjec-t tee the
ivisiun or sale of the re'al estate oif William I
ittle. Selir., deviseed, toi the pairtie's tee this
r.ceedintg. Ott or biefoere the fouiti dlay of Ieip.
number ntext. -r their coinsenit to thet s:nne will
e enitered of recoid.
JOlIN UJILL, 0. E. D.
may 24 l'2w 19
TIATE~ OF SOUTH' C.AROLUNA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT
IN ORDJ3AkRY.
.lington Clark, .
Aipi.t' vr. t umn in Partition.
thers ll'ts.
T ' appemni ogi to miy satislactin thadit Phil
Lip Clark, Jesse Clark Jams.a Wallace,
tnd wile Frane:ms. Wesle.y Rnenels, and
virie Eliztabeth, defendanits ini thtis cnse., remsid e
ithoiut the limits of thtis State, it is there
are ordered, thtat they do apeear atid object to
he div isieon or sale e et' the Becal E,stte oh' Eliz
ethi Chirk deceased. en or be,l;re the first
londlay in O cteober next. or their conisent to
lie saume will be enieredl ifreenrrd.
.JOHN HILL, o. G. D.
SJly 12 1et 25
TA'TE OF SOUTH CA ROLINA.
EDGEFIELD D)ISTRICT.
iN EQUiTY.1
Jacob Pow )Bill for Partition of
vs. the Estate of John
thiip Pow nndt others. P'ot, deceased.
5 T appearinig to my satisfacmtiotn, thuat Johna
I. Stn.-kmuan andiu liebecen his wife Joehn
leynoldis und Ann his wsife. WVlaatn Spnui,
~hiip 8pnin. William Edwards. Nihp
et de anid Sally his wife, late Sally' Edlwardls,
,d l.ewis Ed'wards, smte etl the D)efentst
n this cause, nire withiout the limits if itis
state;t)Orderedh, etat the Delondatnts aboves
tamed, dii apepear ini this Hotnorable Couert.
Lonl plead, anuswer or detmur ao thie saul Bill.
vithiin three mointths frio the publicatini ol
his ordler, or the said Di, well be taken pro
onfesso againsat them. -
S. S TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D. c
Commissioniet's Office, Jtnhy 10ith, 1848.
iul,12 3m 25
Cheat and greos rich.:i
HIS lia been the sexret principiP6f tao
Irmany of the Vnlerale Jenleti in Tea
ip to this time, and thny have'.practised. the
nnst shamefnl imptsirin on thecnuntry:mer. 3
hont, without any far of detection.. But
i new era in the trade has come. ansI. the
'ek n Ten Coinpany claims the honor. of its
ntrodnetion. They wer.- the first to taisete
Ilann"er of Ref'rm, on wht.h it ita inrtbed
hr simple tord;,
- l'ulm 'TEAS AT iIoNS' PRICE8I"
A compl-te revniltion has been ie cbese.
lnence. Let i- n-mmer, of'Tea etery%ltere
ook at what we- have done. ?
1. We ' ere the eiN to senil them Teas thit
,cerd to be -'alle I too og d for them bef,re,
2. We have driven, nt of the market a vast
imount of trash, anmd introduced a better class of
T'as tint has yet eve.r been sold. 1mpo)er6
)f Tea ften come to ns to get for their otvt
ise. and for their friends. the fine qualities tliey
:ao find no where else.
3. We have rednced prices more than .25
per cent. hoth in Bl3aek and Green Teas.;,Tle
whole ile etncers may we are rninint the
rirale, and call ns hnmhgs. This we have
lone already. and now see what weare-ready
to do.
1. We will sell Teas by the single chest, hair
ahest. or 14 lbs. hox. at the seine price-that
wholesale grocers pay to the importers when
they buy by the hundied packages.
2. The wholesale grocers always allows 13
or 14 lbs. tare to the half chest. This is a cheat!
We will nllow. in most instances, 15rt: 14h's.
tare on the same. . ;.
3. We hereby undertake to sell every,kind
of Tea fron siz to taelve cents per poindchea
per than the wholesale grocers do. -*,
How can you do this?" nsks the ciantry
merchanrt. This is onr answer. We are'con.
tent with 7 per cent. profit, instead of25" ud t
50 per cent. a la wholesale grocers.
An English Importer lately boasted.to usihat
lie could make more money by sending-bad
reas to the New York market than ;ood.Teas
We are resolved to overthiaw this fraud,, dtd
now call upon agrnts in every town;in-t.4e
United St"tes to come forward and lny-tbe
Tens imported by the Prkin Tea Compary;
and we ple,ire ourselves that if in six iintlhs
hey do not sell more Tea than the oldelit a d
largest dealers in the town, we will give-thehn
nur Tea without charge. This ;is plain'Eng
lish. and cnniot be mistundrstood. We .sp
teal for tetimnony to the immense successof
tur A-_enis in every part of the United-States.
Agents wanted in every part of the United
States. for the Sialff of those Tens by which
hey can m..ke money, and confer a benefit on
he public by supplying the pure article:
CATALOGUE OF TEAS.
On sale at lie IMare h ouse .of the PekivComp.
73 &.76 FL.TOn "STRaaT. N.-Y.
The Teas tnentioned in this catalo.ue are
lone tip in quarter pound, half pound, ant ope
)ontit packages; the first or insde wrapper is
ead. the second is water proif pnperand'thij
hirdh or outside wrapper is of Chines-rice pi.
per. The company sell none but GoodTe'Tsi
lone t:p in this .superior.inanner .aloFlhen
,rown in the most luxuriant districtsin China,
ou ntry dealers may select .as,small.a quatitity
tf e:tcli kind as they like, and have them pack
?d in one chest. These teas also comein,fvq
,ormd. packages, called 'quotations,' a vr
onvenient; finciftl and portable uhnpe,
Personesae,iding in any-part ofth-eJihite,d.
rntes or Canada ran'order any of tTid'T7W'
his catalogue, by.letter,;p in .quantitiedes4 unit
heir wishes. e pack.hem in Chinesbox
nid deliver thqni t4l4;.the forwnrdinggiMese
hnn free iric a e fy k
C .. .Ane c.srgp, -n: -com Cur1ThIaPo
exlra_fne_.,.. .,. , r
silverjleaf,. r.l., 0se
'Silv'er Lenf. Seldini sold even by large~a
rera, hecauese of the& very email krnfisin n'
Is sale, . This is a very snperi1'or:Tea.
Golden Cheap chop, plantation or gardeti
rowth. , ' -
Golden chop. This is the Gnest Green'Tea
niliuaed ill china. It is ofl the first pickingi^
nd exc, is all lither Green Teas ihr Its dehaca
y of flavor. str'ength aned aroma. Heretofore
his. Ten has never -reached this country, ex-*
'ept in small lots, as presents to .uporters. -
Hlyeou, very fine, 75
Plantation growth,
Gunpowder, good, 1 00
e' superior, 75
" sma'3 leat'plant. gr. -1 25
Itmperial, good, 75
Sbrisk and fragrant, 1 00
"ceriotus leaf, very sltperior, 1 25
Hyson skin, good fine flavor. 38
13LACK TEAS.
Houchlong., good, fOl l avor, 38
fine, 56
" "eay superior, 77
.Souchong, gocod. - 35
extra fine. 50t
Oolong, stronIg flavor. fine, 50
Uolong. ThiseTeua is a great .favorite, and
given uiversal satisfaction.
Very line; 63
Extra fineu, one lb. anId half lb cattys 75
No Plus Ultra. 150
N" Plus Ultra. Thlis tea is as sweet and
ragrant as a no.4'gly. It yields a perfume
lat is trully dehigathed. It is ofgllrdene grow;h,
led supelirioir to allythinig of Ilhe kind ever sold
Ia this con~eltry.
Enegh ,t h Br,akf. Tea, line, 50
Pekonl flavor, 75
Colngo. good, 37j
Svery gond, 50
Pekoke floIwers. good,37
"Garen growth, 1 50 --
Besides the atbove we expect daily fromn Chi
an feveral splenididt chops oet Ten, exclusively
!lnporte-d by th,e Pekin, Tea Company, and
vleich we mntend to coplyright to pirevaent trick-e
ry. Let our :qrenta~ get ready.
F.;iitflr, ansd pubblshIers of'- ewspapers in the
!tniaed States. Cae nada, WVest itudies, &c. who
,ill give the abovec 13 inSe'rtonC ill their respec
.ve.jonrnals includling this tnotic'e will be paid
>r thae sam1e inl ally Tea, they mony choose to
elect freom thle above catalogne , at tlhe prices
icre tname.d, anad by purchalsinug of the Comnpa.
y twice the amIsont of their bill, which they
re at liberty to dijpose of as they please.
M ay 10, 184S 13 16
NEW GOODS.
' 3H E Snbseriber has jlust received a splen.
. did Stock ot'Spring and Sumamer Goods.
'or Ladies' ware, a lisle lot of
Mtlushits, Barasges aned Ginghams,
Vine M ;antles andl S hawls,
Bontt anid Bonnet Ribbons,
Worked tCollars and Minslin Trimings;
Black and White Lace Veils,
For Gen'lemaen'e wyear,
A fine Stock of Bouts anid Shoes, of all
kihds,
Leelhar.,Panamua, Palm,i Silk and Bevrot
IIAT1S,
Ha3rdwaroa, Cutlery and Crockery,
A good assortment sef Groceries, such as
Stn"ar. Ce;f'ee. Molasses and Rtice,
Fresh C H EE~sE,
With man~y aIrticle's too tediotus to mentinn.'
II oh wvhich will he sold very cheatp for Cash,
r 0n tune, tu punctual customers.
B. C. BRYAN.
Apnril 11 Ife 12