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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

lS the midst ofs general and in many in
stances not unfounded prejudice against many
Of the medical remedies Of the day, DIR.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS have the envia-
bic distinction Of universal APPRECIATION. They
are perhaps the only medicine, publicly adver-
tised that has the full and uureseyed testimony
OF medical men in its favor, If not the only one
which gives full satisfaction to its purchasers.
Dr. Hunt has the satisfaction Of knowing, that
ms PIils are not only recommended and pre-
schoed by the most experienced physicians
IN tneH daily practice, but also taken BY those
senuene1 themselves, whenever they feel the
symptons OF those diseases 10 which they well
know them to be efficacious He knoss this
10 BE- generally the case ia New York. Phila.
deiphis. Albany, Boston, and ether large cit.
les, IL which they have an extensive sale
That they should thu. conquer professional
prejudice snd interested opposition. and Sc.
cure the sgescy Of the most eminent and hes
Informed physicians 10 the country to rende,
theu useful to all classes, can only he f,irl,
ascUbei to their uuIeaisbIe aud pre.euipe n,
virtues.
Enyiabe. however, as this distinction i,. il
can easily be accounted ior from the in,rie.ic
aud pecu.isr properties Of the medicine it.eh
Ii does not pretend to too much. AID it accom-.
plisb.s all It promises. DR.. Hunt does not
pretend or INSTANCE, that bis Pills will cure
all disease, by merely purifying The blood out
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
DIR. w. EVANS CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
Prepared By himself
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.

TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.
The passage of the Teeth through the gums
produces troublesome and dangerous symptoms.
1t is known by mothers that there is great rrl-
tatlon IN the mouth and gums during this pro-
cess. The gums swell, the secretion of saliva
is increased, the child is seized with frequent
and sudden fits of crying, watching, starting in
the sleep, and spasms of peculiar parts the
child shrleks with extreme violence, and thrusts
its fingers into its mouth. II these precursory
symptoms are not speedily alleyiated, spasmod-
ic conyusions universally superene. and soon
cause the dissolution OF the infant. If moth
ers have their little babes afflicted with these
distressing symptoms, they should apply DR..
William Evans's Celebrated Soothing Syrup,
which has preserved h.ndreds Of iniauts when
thought past recovery, from being Suddenly at
tackled with that fatal malady, commissions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
II Real Blessing 40 .IOfhers.
DIR. w. EVANS'S CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYRUP.
For Children cutting their T,sth.

This infallible remedy has preserved hun
dreds Of Children, when thought past recovery,
from cOnyulsions. As soon as the Syrup is
rubbed on the gums, the child will recover
This preparation Is so innocent, so efficacious,
and so pleasant, that no child will refuse TO let
lis gums be rubbed with it. When infants are
at the age Of four months, though there is no
appearance of teeth. one bottle Of the Syrup
should be used on the gums, to open the pores.
Parents should never be without the Syrup in
the nursery where there are young ehidren;-
for il a child wakes in the night with pain in the
gums, the Syrup immediately gives ease by
opening the pores and heahng the gums f;
thereby preventing Commissions. Fevers, &c.
Sold at DR.. W. Evans Office, 100 Chatham
ST., y. y, and by all his Agents throughout
the Cnion.--Price-smsl bottles 80 cents
larger 81.
IHs absrs Medicine ~ for cal, i, Newport. ~
WAX CALLAHAN, L.esL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-09-04

The abore Medicine is for sale in Nelcpori, b,
WM. CALLAHAN 1g,af.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25

10 favor of directing Secretary OF State
90 ISSUE certain grants.
Ia ayer of directing the Secretary of
Stat. to issue grants for lands, sold at the
sale of the Cherokee lands in certain cases.
Relating to the public printing.
For repairing the steepie of the Presby'
ieFian Church.
Concerning delinquent Sherltfs. Ac-
quits from all legal liability, those shertfs
who neglected TO make proper returns OF
the Governors election.
Relating TO the General Government.
Concerning specie change. Requests
our Senators and Representatives TO have
an &C, passrd eulhcrslng the coming OF spe'
Gle change at the Mint.
Requiring the Board Of Internal Improve
men, 10 cause a survey for rail road TO be
made from Greensboro 10 the Fayetteville
and Castor Raj Road.
Relating 10 the W llmington and Ralelgl
Rail Road Company. Provides that III
las, quarter Of the states ,nstalment sha
be paid in such proportions as may be re
quired of individuals.
Concerning the Public Lands. lDeclal
ing tina, the states, IN whose favor Congress
has not made appropriations of the pub''
lands, are entitled to their Just proportion
In favor VIM. Il. Haywood, Jr. Allow
him $3.50 for settling the claims OF tn
state on the General Government for mil
iary service
Relating 10 Nagshead.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25

alocue, which is 20 less illustrative of the
position of Mr.. Woodbury., than OF the pol
icy OF Mr.. Van Buren,.
Aud how did II appen Pat, that MiSther
Van Buren, always kept in with the ould
general, as he dad
~ ny lm thinking Murphy, it was be-
cause he always had such bad could, jia z"
And VIVA, had his having could to
do with the matter al all, al all =
"Why did ye never hear, Murphy, my
boy, Of the Fox that had could ! Then
I'll tell ye. Once there was hon that
wanted TO know how polite oil the bastes
were. So he made great smell ~ his
den, with brimstoOe, or something else, |
don't mind what Jlst, but 1t smel, enough
to knock you down intlreIy and then he
called IN the bear, and SAYS he, Good
morning, Mr.. Bear, aud VIVA, dye think Of
the smell here this morning y and says the
bear, says he, "why It smells bad. -
Mats that you say !" SAYS the lion
take that, (says be, ating hlm up alto
eeiher -" Take that, and see If II vii
telche yer pollteness, ye unmannerly son
Cub !" Now, when the bear was ate ny
the lion called To the Koakey and aske'
him The same question precisely. Now thu
monkey seeing the bear that the hon ha'
swallowed, lying dead IN the corner say
he, "May it please yer Majesty" (says he,
!" its isl the most delightful smell eve
smell, in my lie, at all, al all" So II Is,
(sald the lion, patilng him on the head cas-,
like, so as TO bate the breath ciaue oui o
his body y" SO it is" (sald he, al and nov
you n not tell another lie soon, I'm thinking.
Now when the lion had kil't the bear an
the monkey, he called IN the for to hln
: and says he, docking very savage, anc
ready to eaI han up, II he should make IN
Taste for par at all, Good morning For,
SAYS he, /" how does my parlouS smell L
day r And, says the IoI (aiplng his nos
n with the brush OF his tail, aud pulling dow
. ms eye I'D with his paw, as much as
y say, dye see any green there my hor
! ey ~ Faith, says he, :" ma, /, pleas
: yer Majesty, I've rery bad eosrid tn
/ morning. and its nae that can smell al al
: ataIln' s. he Iioo laug hed, aud told the t.
: he vas very clever haste, and that
$ might tread in has footsteps u he cOui
e straddle ride enough, and tnat all the oth'
: ods,es should mind ban, or he would G.
! them up as he had done the bar.
}
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25
LATER FROM MEXiCo

We received bs yesterday evening :
mai ajvlees from Nes Orleans q the dates
Of the 9TH and 9Th OF this moa;h the latest
possible dates itum that city. thder the
date Of the OH. lis New Orleans Cou''r'
furnishes The lol!ossn. interesting 'nlslli-
gene.
/" By the arrival Of ,hc schoooers Cora
and Bcg,za. the former from Ms'amoras,
and the lauet from 81. Juan &c | llua, ne
have received the following serh~i in'eill-
uec from the paass Myers on bard
The Cora isfl Ma,amotas on the 9Th
Dec At IhA, time every thing sas par.
fecGiy quse', bat the essznas dreaded an at
tack itusn tho federal.sts, who ~erc vhh
IN three niles Of the city oi Maiamoras, IL
number 600.
/ From Ncfa Cruz &c learn that Santa
Anaa wGs stationed ~tihln three fniles q
4 the city, and had 10000 a,tn andcg he
command. lie hsd issued pfoclamai -
to tic siEcct that be would soppof. the Co
vernmcn, at all haAnds, aud put dowa th'
French.
The mails wofe stopped, aud no com
rnunicatlon allowed ~t'h the towns IN &c
belloa. ID.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25

Freedom II Sbfrgge.-i he following IS .
COPY Of the bill introduced into the sen
ale by MIR. Criltenden, Of Kentucky, aud
now depending 10 thai t-dy:
\ D.. n gsrsnent the infsrfsrrncs Of Ger.
tain Federal ctIcers "a elections.
To the end that the great power. gives 20 ne IN,
Gers Ct the Federai Government aad athcr Per
sons employed an II. service. may nSt be used
for the influencing Of elections, witch Ough: 10
be free and ineorrap,:
Re IL Enacted, &c. That from and after
the first day OF April, in the year one thou
and eight hundred aud thirty nine, 20 mar.
shal, or deputy marshal, no postmaster or
deputy postmaster, no receiver OF register
/ Of land office, or any OF their deputies or
clerks, no surveyor general of the pubic
+ lands, or any of his deputies or assistants, 10
collector, surveyor, naval officer, ~eigher,
gsuger, appraiser, or other officer or person
whatsoever concerned or employed ia the
charging, collecting leyying, or managing
the customs, or anv branch or part thereof,
no engineer, officer, or agent employed or
concerned in the execution or superintcn.
dence of any Of the public works, shall, by
word, message, or writing, or IN any other
way whatsoe endeavor to persuade
any elector to give, or dlssuade any elec,o,
from giving, his vote for the choice Of my
person TO be elected To their office Of Plesi
: dent aud Vico President Of these United
States, or for the choice Of any pefson 10
; be Senator or Representative ia the Con
. gress of the said United States, or for the
$ choice OF any person 10 be Governor oI
= Lieutenant, Governor Of any State, or O
c any person 10 BE- representative or mem
s Der 10 the legislative department Of AM
State Of this ualon, OF for The choice OF an,
person TO serve IN any public Office esisb
lr-hed by the Law Of any Of said States no
!. shall any such officer or person lnlermeddl
. IN any of the elections above MENTIONED, o
n use any means with intent 10 Influence o
control the same, Otherwise than By giyin
: his own vote and every person otiendIn
). therein shall forfeit the SUN Of five hundre
e dollars, one moie,y thereof TO the in!orme
q and the other moiety thereof 10 the Unite
States aforesaid, 10 be recovered, ~ith cost
;. Of suit, by any person that shall sue for III
d same, BY action Of debt, bill or complain
n IN any of ;h@ districts as circuit ccuris I
le the United States and every person cot
u vlcted, on any such suit, Of the said ofeuc
r. shall thereby become sisabled and Incap'
II ble oil ever bearing or executing auy ofhc
As or place Of trust whatsoever under the sal
10 United States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25

WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND MEXICO.
The following intelligence from Mexico,
by way @. New Orleans, Is sufficiently I'M
por,apt to occupy the most conspicuous
Mace m our columns TO day.-hat. Intel.
From n. Nsr oflean. Builetin, gaa. |.
A letter received yestesday, from Lagu'
ma nader date Of the 18th Of December,
states: "By the arrival here OF The BRIT
,sh barque Peru, from SACRIFICES, 'nteii',
eence is ob,aiaed that Gen. Santa Anna had
arrived al Vera Cruz with hive thousand
men and the French soldiers aud otheers
that we're on shore, splking the guns oi the
batteries, &c. were obliged To retreat TO
their boats, after losing several officers and
mon. ID appears the terms Of the caPi,u'
Iatlon of San Juan dc tlloa were, that the
French should keep possession OF the Gas
lie and the Mexicans OF Vera Cruz, until
the decision Of the hing OF France, but
the blockade was 10 be- raised immediate
ms. The cap,tuallon has been dIsappfov
ed Of, they say, by the Mexican Govern
f meni, which HAS DECLARED WAR AGAINST
: FRANCE The writer thinks tue repor
TO be true, as the garrison OF Vera Cruz "a
not TO exceed two thousand men aud shei
4 The French learned OF Santa Anna's marcl
3. with relnforcements. they landed on th
a morning Of the 9Th, to spike the guns ol ih
;. batteries, aud the fleet commenced throw
!. Ing bombs luto the barracks to dislodge III
c troops.
f Another letter from Laguna, Of the SAN
j date, SAYS; News Is Jast received, Cot
tirmlog the report that Mexico MAS nEeLAi
:. I'D WAR AGAINST FRANCE. No doubt no
q remains bu, that II - true, as have see
e the decree of Congress, authorizing ID
IS President to do vi, IT the French eommen'
is ed husiili,ies also the declaration 81 war
}, the President. |, Is also True that san
d Anna drove the Ffebeh into the boais--r
e cel,.d severe wound IN The eogagemer
/ aud has since had bis leg ampuiaIed. &c
.e eFal Arsia is prisoner ol the French.
- The above Information COMES lhfous
r sources entitled to the aapless credit.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25

From The Raleigh Star Of h,,ea.
ABOLITION IN NORTH c,p, 'V'a @a'
The Standard aoverls to ,1hs s ~,
a'r. morshead presented to the ssD .,, w
MORALS from the Quakers IN t'"a'e NJ
and docs the Wings gros. inios ~ eTDaty
lnsid'ous attemP, to Impllcate Inc NJ oys
" IN the transaction. 1t saws. g 8 P'
see that Federal whlgpery. ~ ~, % '
Is opening the way to assist the, Ne. s'''
abolition allies" 'oFiher
Now, We happened 10 be D,o...
occasion referred to, and from o. "' W y
edge OF the feelings manifested h. ~, : AOo'|
OF both parties, ure able 10 Sc, IL, 'u'01
nsh, before the public. We sJ n. %a''
ton II IN our nbstrac, Of the proc - 'a'
because Mr.. NJ. withdrew the n.y. .,'O'0g
and the Senate unanimously resoI, ~ =
no note" should be taken Of them !, n
Journal. Sn %
The facts are simply these n,
head stated that he Eel, bound d n.y..
them as he had been requested 10 4 ~
+ large and respectable PORTO, n h.
siilucn,s; but 10 show how far 4 80
8 hls intention or desire 10 favor The a.
A the abol'iIonisis, be would s,a,e n :, z
b probably the iarges, slaye.hoyde, = NJ
c SECTION OF the country, ard cold 70, /.
e blind TO hrs own interest as 10 e,,s ,,,,
nance to Their designs. Cons'iet,He !
c cl'emen' was manifested on on s5., n
both administration and opposition Se,,,l
c emphaiIcaliy declared II vas .uh,s,, n
!. rotid Ho' entertain on that fioor. n, 4
|. wards especially, made some ,ery.,,,1
W remarks, which he eoneluded ), mr..
n hoped the Seuale would no, Be- eno :
Ie TO vote on the question; be should - \
c. to act, he could 90, trust himself Ia II
y upon II; bni II required to do 70, be =,
Ia INTERESTINGLY vote against su,eriarp,
g. subject. lie hoped, however, The oe,,,
II would DO Withdrawn. The Sees,o, Il
n. Guillort, he said, had discharged n, Il
ably and be would nov respectful,
n h,m TO wiihdraw The pcl,rons. NJ. NJ
head iheu rose, ard remarked that - |
gentleman from Warren believed he
discharged las dUiy. and reques,d b
- Nilhdnw ,l-' memorials. bo NOu1 % /
es upon whlea Mr.. Edsards rruaik,d Ii
81 gave him pleasure TO sly The, tie q,
be man had nc, ." Only discharged as |
~ ably. be: panfvlly."
H. And this ~ the gfcs, matter Nara
Standard makes the gro1r5 Of s, ~
"a his grave charge that fi, riigi m
Is, State arc oPcssag ne eey 70 sEla
ne Ncv,hera abolihoaiItI U shezs
H. - thy blush
W. subjain the peiltloo Tuts.ssst
III Standard, with the remark, thai &c n
a. the, tho Wing Senator's ~s'e a. NJ
at and decided IN kicking II col q he
H. rs any Of The other party. Asia sAst
10 that Mr.. NJ. +" refused to pernil lhs0i
10 secn, wc uNdtrslAnd that Z ~
ia from beng true, lha, The pe'si0a ~
II ed about ia The Senate, and suy trs
hes sIlo~cd to examine It she slsuifeti
"a 10 do 80.
-. ~Prvvn~. from ear yvailr zs''lat
he Sae4sly sf Fisends, htlJ ct Nsw Cstegr
as~a eossiy. n G.. IL ,ha la aaaiA
the snsa,hg ssnssaI A''fmey
=" We saus4l faS b. .sgts.a's ~ ~ =
to ,aon 81 SLAVERY IN IA, stare.
-ssgnsd By e,rsetaao u ,hs 'Dss'i'l
b N,ru,S Msstrsas1L, -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25

Eeery Thing on n Magnifciem Scole.-
A South American beng asked by ~or.
thy citizen Of London, 10 large company,
what KIND Of a country South America was,
" replied: Sir, every thing IN South
America is on q grand scale. Our noun.
tatns are stupendous, our rivers are in.
nense, our plains are lntermuable, our for.
esis have 90 end, our trees are gigantic,
our miles are thrice the length Of yours
and then there he took doubloou ouI
Of his poke, snd lsid GU the table, look al
cur guueGg ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25

Prosperity not w,rhou, many fears and
dis,asies adversely is no, without com.
forts and u pea.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25

Beae6 II LIFE fashrancs,---A merchant
OF BsftnOfe, = 30 died lew dsss ago. eE
teete4 insurance % his life IN March ast.
nj The agency ~ that cts Il the Ses York
Llfe Insurance and Trust Company lor The
SUN OF s. 200. lor ~h,ch be PAID tho an
nual premium Of ons hundred dollars. lie
also took cut policy 9th Ito Baltimore
Lie Insurance Comfany cor the .me
amount. lie paid 10 each ofiicc tho add.
IIonaI premium Of fily dollars ter t!is PRIV.
,lege Of making soy ago to Asia asd back.
lie returned to Baltimore m Octeber, and
died Of typhus fever. BY the timely &c,
Of prudence, ,nsolying an expense OF only
three hundred deIlars, hs family will, 10
fore The expiration of this 3eek. mo pul m
possession Of Ten tAotTastI dollars.
GiddinSns not Fels IN a Balloon. - saw
at a friends chambers, rh,ch are on q 81.
eosd asor, and locking down from an open
@lpdos INTO The garden (lhe stll Of the WIN.
dos being rather Iou became giddy. and
ives obliged 10 retire from II. At an Gle.
Walton Of twenty seven hundred feet, | look
ed down upon 81. pau, s--tha, Is to say,
IRON about eight times It's ewn height
layers Of smoke, like thin clouds. hanging
just above tho swell 81 the dome, and DOL
tho slightest inconvenience OF the kind yo0
expect did or any Of my travelling com
| pantons suffer from our exalted position
1 This - curious fact, bot fact Il -
which doubt not Hill 10 corrobofated by
every person sho has made trial Of it.--
Pooie's Croiehets in the Air.
Steam rsrus Htad -Tha steam sl..,
Royal William and lho packet ship Sou,i
| America came out Of Scs Yoth on III,
2Hh October. TIE Royal " ,lilau rcach
ed The Mersey at noon Monday, 9th No
yetnber and the South Amertca would,
she could have procured pilot, have reach
ed II on the evening Of W ednesday, tho 7lh
At noon. on Monday, when the steamer en-
tered the Merscy, the ship sas of l'uskar
and, had The wind continued favorable
~ould have reached Liverpool on the f.
loalng day. The wind, however, yecte
round {" the northeast, and prevented III
South America from making way, giyIn
the Royal William an advantage Of tw
days and half on the passage.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-01-25


nnmnoth Chrssr.--A Cbecs -
7C0 p,puds "a TOW at The store q W
l,am Ofmc, nesr tie cofte' q Ii9
and Pcugs, j. saia avenue, Shsis ! y
,oa,n en,,te iar one day an5 al aver
BE- sold n quantities 10 sat- Fa'1 -'T
Is from the dsiry Of Col. hessa'h
anse county, Nc~ York, By saa1
nfe.rHted, tao years ago, 10 ne 20
Of The Ju,ied States, ard has s<ea
ed with gree, care. Iln'ng os''
expressly for ,he Prss'dsn', ana y
,lrtnan hose Cherrrs are 10 a'sa ",
may 30 supposed 10 le OF 'Sa -,
quality. Ia the sp,rh Of beos''a'1
charity, /, has bccu gwen BY 'as
10 Is tho rrmale ln,on i'erf'0f"
~ cor the use Of the Foot 70 '-y
eft, therefore. the proceeds Of " = y
bs exclusively applied. f'' 's'
q
Mr.. Ormo has kindly eoa''a''u " ~
Of il wnAou, any other re''id %,
CONSEQUENCES Of aiding TIC ee'''
John Snlih rs. " ill'an S]''',
lnd,crous ,scldrn. took p'a'' 9.I
TOO redouh,at,lc names ~s'' 80 a
I,~ than ,wenl, five higgins y
f" Here" simultaneously ! Y /
absolutely puzzled, bot, N,'.,"s ~
best, he scniurcd again ' D.,.1
w,ll,,n sip,,h." Here T'l',u
r,.look,na baker, sbo bad UT ". ",
Cont. Matter, gol .llll @ois u,
,cJ. y,rh il tho Bal sn'u i, 4.
nineteen hob for bread IN, "a
Nobody answered. "Vieh = y NJ,
q, howe. the beer score .,a,
abou, ore half Of The Smiths p'' n,
s vas . cor considerable inc Se'o'' ~. y,
ou. tsa,I, Of The /" sm''b, s' y,
u ~ any ,rI lh,na like order. N'n' u :
/ , n : hsIfpenny worth # St.' 7, :, y
dy denied the sack = i'
lopa in eonfur,On. SIR ~. Y" T,I
,ssso Gov. Lucas and The ~ ave,
; legislature on a question Of p' I'd
Governor insists thai Oh a." IVA
q lions mus, be approved oy Ian law, b
o are Of any force. The 'e y a.,,ics
. ties, thu, disposition. Both p 1.I.,,l
o and all public business =
sequence
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
State of south Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Z EWIS RODGERS, who is in the custo-
II A dy OF the Sheriff of Abbevile District, by
virtue of nesne process at the separate suits Of
John Nc Clintock, and Of Miller, Ripley q Co.
having filed his petition with schedule on
oath of his whole estate. real and personal, with
the purpose ofobaining the benefit of the Acts
of the General Assembly, commonly calledth
lusorent Debtors Act
PUBLIC NorIcE is hereby given, that the Pc.
ttion of the said Lewis Rodgers will be heard
and considered in the Court Of Common Pleas,
for Abbevie District, a; Abbeville Court House
on Wednesday the sixteenth day of October
next; or such other day thereafter as the Court
may order, during the Term. commencing at the
said place, on tie second Monday of October
next; and all the creditors of the said Lewis
Rodgers. are hereby summoned, personally, or
by attorney, to appear then and there in the
said Court, to shew cause if any they can, why
the benefit of the act aforesaid should not be
granted 10 rle said Lewis Rodgers upon his
executing the assignment required by The acts
aforesaid. JNO.F LIVINGSTON, c. c.P.
c'5rf,= iriy g effiss; 1889. Dsr sll IS ae "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-10-17
AGENTS..
south Carolina Copper,
SHEET IRON & TIN WARE
vRKa7sagsNcsOry.

m WOULD respectfully inform the Mer.
& chants and Planters of this State, and all
who may please TO give me call, that have
located at Hamburg, s. c., with n view to
ner,nnuent residence; aud engaged in the
Manufacture of Copper, sheet Iron; and Tin
Ware-which will furnish by Wholesale or
Retail ofthe hest quality, at the io,ccst rates
Having experienced Northern WorknHlen;
and being practical mechanic myself,I can at.
tend 10 Roofing. Guttering. and SpOuting; and
all other jobs Of egery description in my business,
,ciiieh shall be ,cclt done, and on short notice.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attendedto.
A superior assortmen, Of Japanned Ware
Also, Stamp'd Plates, all sizes, just received.
A. B. CHURCH.
Hamburg, March %, 1889. G5