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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-05
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" TEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHG-
v NIX BlTrERS.--The high celebrity
which these excellent Medici, cs have acquired,
in curing almost every disease 10 Which the
human frame Is iIabe, IL n marcr familiar with
almost every intelligent person. They became
known by their iruis-ili-ir good works have
,rs;I.ird Tor thcm-iliry did no, thrive by the
faith Of the cTcdulous.
In cases o! Cos,lrcness. Dyspepsia. Bilious
aud Liver Affections Asthma. Piles, Settled
Pains. Rheumatism, Fevcrs and Agnes Obsti-
nate Headaches. Impure State OF the Fluids,
Unhealthy Appearance OF The Skin. Nervous
Debility. the Sickness incident to Females 10
Delicate Health. every kind Of Weakness OF
the Digestive Organs. md in all general De-
rangenicniS Of Health, these Medicines have IN
varIably proved certain and speedy remedy
They restore vigorous health 10 The most ex-
haus,ed constitutions. a single trial will place
the Life Pills and Phnnix B,ters beyond The
reach OF competition, in the estimation Of every
patient.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, at
WM. Is. MOFFAT'S Medical Office, 315
Broadway, New York.
n. Is. Nome are genuine unless they have
the fac simile Of John Moffa,' ss nature.
GJ' The Life Pills are sold in boxes-Price.
70 cents 50 cents, and 81 each, according to
The size; aud the PhGniI Btters in bottles, at
81 M 81 each. with full directions
For Gratnitons DistriJu,iou-!An interesting
little pamphlet, entitled 'MofTat's Medical Ma
nuai. designed rs domestic Guide 10 Health
containing accurate information concerning the
Tho most prevalent disense, and the most ap-
proTed reniedies--by WM. MOFFAT."
For sale by
March II. tf6 c.. A. DOWD.
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July 8
NEW GOODS.
.TNElN q, FS. FDEe %,

WWAS Just received from New Work, InH
Il I'll stock Of fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods.
Containing. beside his usual supply OF Staple,
Domestic Goods. n handsome assortment ol
fine Lawns. Mlmsiins. aud Lace Goods; super
London Light Prints. fashions OF lsii: IT'n-
led Swiss Muslins. and Printed Lnwns; Dam
nsk Satin, Embroidered Lace. and t'I"i Shawl;
and of ali kinds OF Fancy Goods, his assorttarn'
;s more Than ever varied. and complete. To
those acquainted with his estimate Of IAN as
sor,n:ent." he deems this sufficient without an
enumeration of articles-frcsh snp?'ys heins
received by almost every arrival
Country Merchants supplied at unusually
low rates.
Hamburg. April 5, lsil. io
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NOrEHGE-

EDUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. ta,
an application by petition. will be made
to tho Legislature Of this State. nj lis session IN
December next. for an Act declaring Shaws
Creek. from point called Gul!idses ford. down
10 its confluence in South Edis,o. II public high
way. for the hoating and rafting Of Timber and
Lumber-and for the appointing of Comm,s-
sioners tn open and keep open the said creek.
and lhr inspection Of slopes through Mill Dams,
and other oh-irlciions on said Creek. with n
view 10 lis being channel or ,horonghiare 10
,ranspor, Lumber from ,,s borders to the sea-
ho,r,i JAMES PURVIS.
Skass Crerk
July 30
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EnIsfl0sp.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned against
a trading for a note OF hand. given by the
subscriber IN Charles Fox of Kentucky, for
eish.y.fve' dollars. solncti'ne in January OF
February last, payable the frs, Of January
next. being determined not To pay said note
unless compelled by law, rs the condition for
which i, was given has iailed.
WILLIAM P. HILL.
July Is d "a
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NEW supply OF Goods: :.

New saappBy Oh GOOslS:c
on HAND. AND DAILY RECEIVING
~ HHDS. clsoics clarified Sugar
90 Is do prime do
10 do n Orleans & Porto Rico Sugar,
2oGf) lbs. double refined Loaf do
I,500 lbs. crushed 90
1000 lbs. white Harann DO
go bags Gloen Rio g. Cuba Coffee,
90 do Old White do
25 cadiies Gunpowder and Imperial Tea,
and Black Tea i'll lib. papers.
25 hhds. w. l. Molassss,
l5 bhls. N. G. do
5 ;ierces Rice.
1000 bu. neIs Salt.
$50 sacis do
5 do Table Salt,
10000 lbs Swede Iron. nssnried, fi'm 10 10 o
inches wide, and from D to- ! of IN inch
thick.
$500 lbs. Band & Hoop Iron. assorted sizes,
1900 lbs. squprc and round Iron.
sHO lbs. Naii Ro.! DO
$40 lbs. Cast Steel.
1000 lbs. blistered do
$50 lbs. German do
100 saits Wagon Boxes. assorted,
22O key. Cut Nails and Brads,
3Okcgs Spikes 10 6 inches.
500 lbs. Bar Lead.
2Gal lbs. No. White Lend. put mp in 25
so and i00lh. kegs.
50 bnxes sxlO aud lnxl2 Window Glass,
soon lbs. Castings. consisting Of Pots. Ovens,
Spiders Fire Dogs. SC.
1900 lbs. Bacon.
slacke,el. in whole and half bbls.
Nos. 2 & 3
Shad. in halt barrels,
1000 lbs. Sole Leather
30 bbls. Canal Flour.
2G boxes Sperm Candies,
20 do Taliow do
20 kegs Duronl's Powder,
20 boxes Bar Soap.
81 hhls. Rock Lime.
AS pieces low and hemp l'aGcin.n nj rTim'
qnnlity. measuring ~. 81, 40. II 10 in
ches wide.
3o pieces cotton Bagginc.
900 coils hes, Kentucky & inch bale
Rope.
100 do 4 inch tow aud bark Rope,
500 lbs stranded Twins,
10 pieces prime SacHing.
50 nests Measures.
A general assortment, OF other articles. con.
sistng of
Cotton. Osuaburss. Calicocs. bleached and
unblench.d.
Homespun. Negro Cloth, Negro Shoes Blan
kels
Cotton Yarn. Se-nrs. Mustard Pepper,
Srire. Ginger. Starch. Spanish Float and
Carnlina Indigo.
Madder. Cotton & WOOL Cards.
Coffee Mills. Simmons Axes.
Mill nnd Hand Saw Files. Rnsps.
Stock Locks Pail"cks Bun Hinges.
Anvis. Vices Trare Chnin-. Sirric'ers.
Siftrrs. Cutting Knives Tea Kettles.
Gmn Locks Bed Cnri- Plough Lines.
Cn.ec Tna-'rrs. White :. Door knnrkcrs,
Plough MouldS, Lcmon Syrnp. Chocolate
Cider Vinegar, Grindstone-. &c. &c.
4 large nssnrt;n"ut of Chairs aud Wooden
Ware. consis;in. Of
Cane seat Chairs. Rocking do. Chil'lr"m'- do.
Willow Wagons aud Cradles. Chrrms,
Tubs. Buckets. Brooms. Mats. &r
TG-e:Ircr with mnmcrnns othc. lriicrs usual
Is wan'e! by the p'nnirr
The undersigned intend keepin. full sup
ply throughout the season
SIBLEY & CRAPON.
I,,i, Dl
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FORMERLY KNOWN As GLCYERS..
IN EDGEFlELD VILLAGE.

FORMERLY KNOHN As GLOYERS.)
IN EDGEFlELD VILLAGE.
YMyHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased
iheabove establishment. and been II much
expense in fitting i, up r"r the accommodation
Of Families. and transient Boarders; would
now cal! public attention 10 !,
His Hotel is new, and spacious, situate near
the Court House. in 4 very airy Hi''Htloii. and
his Table he tia,tcrs himself will bea; co'uPar-
ison with any Que found in All inland town For
health, the village is notorious: and he has
made such arrangements rs he feels c"nd"n,
will give satisfaction To Families tina! may paw
him visit during the Summer season. TIN"
village is surrounded by numerous Springs OF
excellent water.
His S,abicsa.e under the superIn,endance o!
O careful Hosiler, and a.e large and airy
TERMS ARR AS FOLLOWS:
Regular Boarders. per month, Sl5 90
Children and servanlc hafprice.
Day Boarders, 30
Horse nsr munib. u 50
per day. IS
C.H GOODMAN.
u The Augusta Chronicle, and Charleston
Courier, will please give the above SIX nser-
lions, twice week, and forward their accounts
to c. II. G.
June 25. G2l
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Stoves and Stills.

FHTHE SUBSCRIBER contnucs 10 nccury
Il his old Stand, No. los Broad Street. Au.
sisla. opposite the Eagle aud PhGnix Hotel.
where be has OH hand and ollrrs for sale very
low for cash. n largo assortment Of STOVES.
consisting in part "f Premium Cook Stoves.
Peoples do, for Wood or Coal. Clos, Stoves
for Churches, Factories and SchonI houses.
with oil necessary pipe, ready made, t" dcs.
patch orders.
He has also in Store, STILLS. holding from
fiiiy 10 One Hundred Gallons and continues
10 Manufacture them of ,arous sizes and pat
terms. Also. Shce, Copper, suitable for Vn!cycs
Cutters. Heads. Pipes. &c. Tin Plate Wire
Block Tin and Spelrr Solder. with an cx;cn.
sIve Stock ofTim Ware, Plain and Japaned, nj
Wholesale and retail.
B.F. CHEW.
p S. Georgia Rail Road money received at
par. for anything in mis- line. and five per cent
allowed on all sums over one hundred dollnrS;
also. old Copper and Brass received n, fair
price. g.. F. c.
Augusta. Ga. Apri! 1871 fla
U Tho Greenville Mountaincrr will copy
the above To the amount o. three dollars. and
send one copy Of the papcr'o BF.C
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Juno 2I
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate 81 VIII
IA liam Robertson. late of Edgefe!d District.
decd, are requested TO make payment, and all
who have demands against the estate are re-
oucs.ed to render them IN to the subscribers
properly aiies,ed. within the time prescribed by
law.
JAMES ROBERTSON. and }r,,.,
DOUGLASS ROBERTSON, L."
July l5 ~
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The Limestone Springs

OF SPARrtNBURG DISTRICT.
EEa Il S.,I.-.-..~- i.t-.l.- -.-I-i si.: E'-
crplium Of Company for the Summer. This
celebrated wuterII,. place yields TO none IN the
Southern States for attractions which should
Induce those travelling for health or pleasure 10
make i, their resort. The accommodations are
ample for 800 visilurs-iuinies can iiave suites
orroosns in the grea, Hotel. or houses with par
luurS. or single or double cabins. nii Of which
are complete and mos, comfortably finished aud
furnished. The table aud bar will he supplied
with The bes, the country affords. and no pains
shall be spared TO give satisfaction 10 tie CON-
pany
A, The Springs is an agreeable and cultivated
snciety of permanent residents. Two excellent
academies. male and female, where visitors may
put their children to school.
IN the Ho,,larc large and well arranged pub.
lie rooms band oi MUSIC attends for those dis
posed 10 dance Tie bar will bc we'll sup.
Piled. and abundance Of ice has been stored up
for the reason.
These Springs are situated % miles from
Union C"mr, House: 20 miles from Spar,nn-
burg. ~ miles from Y"rkvle, - miles from
Glenn Springs. and - from Wilson's White
Sulphcr Springs. being the central point to
,heui all. The waters al the Spring are lime.
stone. highly charged with carbonic acid gas.
aud are Us llsh, pure and delightful to The TASTE
as waller can be. They p"ss"ss decided medi.
cinAl virtues. especially III cases OF dyspepsia
and liver affections. There are besides the
limes,ume, 10" strong clal yeate sprlnss ol equal
efficacy III r,.>t9rIus strength im case al debility
Baths, cnld AMI warm aud shuwcr, shall he
always ready at II moments notice.
The locality il one "f the most heaIthiul III
the world. The Country around il possesses
many attractions in IL. beautiful scenery. its his
turlcal ass"ciatious. and ~ the manufactures
which are sprimging up all around il. The bat.
tic fields OF Blacks,ock-. CowpcnS aud kuip-
mountain are all near enough for Il pleasant
days eScurSnn-and the prospect t'om Gelkin
moiInliin take- IN large par; "i luur DISTRICTS
and crnbr:cesm,an views OF highly picturesque
aud beautiful scrnrry
Sinre the last Summer. the roads leading 10
these Spiinss have hrrm put III order aud the
bridges repaired and replaced. 4 new bridge
has been bull, al lh- Nesbit Iron Works over
the Broad River. an nu difficulty now exists
inr ,ra'eilers-n line nl stages ru"s twice n week
irom Spar,anburg by these 81 rings To Lincoln.
tuIi--anoiiirr tw.ce n week from Union Court
House, aud horse mil to YorkviIlc.
There Is always on hand supply Of burnt
lime Of the best quality.
" Tho Caroliniau. Pcndleinn Messenger
Augusta Chronicle. Grcenvile Mountaincer,
Edsefeld Advertiser. Winyaw InielIigencer,
Camden Jonrnal. will please insert the above
once week for two months. and send iheirac.
counts TO the subscriber at Limestone Springs
for payment. J. c. JENNY.
May 2S II
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n O alce.

IL OaRCGs
TOHN NJ. WEATHERFORD. living
q one mile and half East Of the Red Hill.
tolls before me, small mouse colnred mare
MULE. supposed to be about thirteen hands
high, and twelve or fiiteen years old. some marks
Of geer, with stripes around the legs and across
the wetheis, moves li:le slit in the ieft hip. no
other flesh marks visible. Appraised n, fifteen
dollara.
JOHN HILL, }. P.
Aprii 80, 1871. tf IL
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June 3
MEW GNMDS.

FEyHE Subscribers are now receiving their
d. Spring aud Summer Stock Of Goods.
which they will dispose ofon reasonahl" terms.
and invite their customers and the public. To
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
BRYAN tS MINOR.
Edsefcld C. H.. April II, l54I. If II
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT
Thomas Stone. Applicant.

R"O'''''' sJ'"TTc' N 'P!ICIHI
rs.
Hrny Stone. and Others. Defends.
n appearing tony Satisfaction that Thomas
IL Lishfoo. William Hammond and wife
Nancy. Alexander Bamhlril and wife Rebccca.
Henry Jones and wife Sally. - Johnson
and wife Sally. Abner Stone. Lawrence Rain.
bow and wife Jinccy. nnd Levi Jordan aud wifi.
Sally. Defendants in this cnse. reside bryond
The limits Of this State |, srhcrcfore ordered.
that they do appear and objec, 10 the division
nr sale Of tho real estate of Philip Lishifoot
decd. nn or before the fourth day of October
next, or their consent 10 The same will be rriier.
ed Oh record, this 9Th day Of Jny. lS.l.
OLIVER TOWLES, o. ID.
July Is m 2i
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John Holmes,

CJRRLiGE AND HARNESS NAkER.
ENFORMS the citizens Of this district that
q he attends 10 repairing and painting Car
rinres. DC. making nni requiring Saddles, Bri-
dies. and nl! other kinds of Harness.
lie can hc fund u, all times. ar his residence
near Pouersvie. and will be thankful 10 h:s
friends. for all work in his lihe.
Nav % u 10
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State of South Ga, oIina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

~ LN Z II 7.
George W. Presley. admir-.
vs.. Thomas W.WrIilams, M. Bill far LJune'
ria Williams his wife. aud O"S Eeiict
others.
FIT nnpearinr 10 my satisfaction that Eliza
= beth Presley. widow. Margaret Pr"sslcy
Elizabeh Presley. David r. Prcs.ley, Nathan
iel w Prc-sry and George w. Presley. De
PENDANTS. in the above s:a,rd ease. rr-ihe he.
vnnd and are without the limits ofihis STATE
On motion. Ordered. that the said Defendants
do appear. and plead. answer or demnr. 10 thu
said Bill within three months from III" puhIIca.
ton nr ,liis notice. or The said Bill will be taken
pro c0afcSso against them.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN C. E.A.D
May IL III IL
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N of ice,
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
In TIE COMMON PLEAS.

Z. C. Baldwin & Go SIS .4Hschmen.
Grady s. McRcyn.lds. Assnmpsit.
TEIHE Plaintiff having this day fled his de
d clara:ion in the above stated case, and
the Defendan, having no wife OF attorney
known to be within this State. npou whom n
copy ofthe said declaration with rnl'to plead
can be served. II is ordered that the said De-
fendant do appear aud plead to the said declara-
tion within year mud day. from the publica.
ton hereof or finalanJ absolute Judgment will
be awarded against him.
GEO. POPE, Ger.
Clerks Office.
NTarch -. 1871. Jro 81 so Hqe 10
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Valuable Land 60.. Sale.

Falll1Dle LaNN lOr SIEc.
FEyHE Subscriber offers !oi salehis valuable
plantation whercon he nov resides. siIn.
ated in Edgeiield district, abouI one mile OF
Meeting Street, containing four hundred and
thr,y.,hree acres; about two hundred ofwhich
is under good fences. and in high state Of cuI.
iivnton.. On the premises are good dwelling
house, kitchen. barns. stables. and NIL necessary
cut buildings. Also an excellent Horse Mill,
capable Of grinding 80 bushels per day. Aay
person desirous Of purchasing, are requested to
cali and examine for themselves. Terms made
easy.
Also. 10 sell, rent, or lease, one House and
Lot, in The village Of Edgefeld, adjoining Dir.
Mat Niuai containing AZ acres.
THOS. D. HARVEY.
July : tf 90
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state of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Thomas E. Coleran IS Wife, Applicants
rs.
B. F. Bland & Wife. md others. Dcf's.
TT appearing 10 nv satisfaction. that Jcre
q mah Burreu and wife julian Defendants
in the above case. reside wi;hnTt the limits OF
this State. il i ordered that they do appear
md object 10 The division or sale of tho real cs-
in,c of Mnrinn Adarns deceased. on or before"
the sixth day of September next. or their con-
sen; 10 the same will be- entrrt.i ui record.
Given under my hand. II, my office. this l5iI'
-''-.-'f)1ft f1tirv TIT rv-,, r4r,.,,- -
june Il 2n
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Head Quarters, -.

CLaaEnpoS. June 4. 1871.
$40 rnch Of ,he orders the 4,h inst. as re-
g Iates to the 36th Regiment. ordered for re-
yiew on r!,s 10th of Angus, next, is hereby coun'
ss,rranded.
Tho 36,h Regiment will parade for review
and drill, a, Timmon's old field, OH Saturday
tho 7th of Angus, next. The commissioned aud
non-commisiioned officers will assemble on the
dny previous, for drill and instruction.
By order of the Commander-in Chief,
]. w. CAN1EY,
Adst and lnsr-. Genl.
JulvI { p
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Notice
rs HEREBY GIVEN. thn, application will
Il be made a, the mex, session Of the LceiS-
larure. for an amendment of the Charter i!c"r-
porating the Town of Edsefield.
P. r. LABORDE.
InisndGat.
May 10. 1s4l IN. ID
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-10-21
HAM. MCKNIGHT, EDIToR.


SIR Il hand you herewith, "the Mis-
sissippian''of this date, containing cor
respondence between Hope D. Co, Of Am
sterdam, and his Excellency A. G. Nc.
Mutt, on the subject of interest due and
unpaid, on the State bonds, sold by this
institution.
Believing such correspondence well
calculated TO alarm the holders Of these
bonds, and TO lead to great pecuniary loss,
should they dispose Of them under cir
cumstancos so very unfavorable, as such
a communication might induce in the
bond market, refer this correspondence
to you, and ask your legal opinions, lst ,
as to the constitutionality Of the issuance
of these bonds, and 2dIy, the legality Of
the terms of the sale, as referred in the
Governors letter with such other views
as your own mind may suggest on this
important subject
With Respect, your Sery'i,
J. ELLIOT, President.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

FINITE, PRESSES, INK, ae.--'lhe up,ersign- \ ed, Agents for Messrs Am. iiagar X Co.'S old established Tyre and Stereotype Fonntry, are pre- pared receive orders for all descriptions of 1ye, plain and ornamental; Presses, Ink, and all olher materials uyc,l in printing.
 Specimen Books, comprising large variety of new Type and Ornaments, can he seen at the store, corner of Water and Cont streets.
 decS VIM. H. BuNNEIL k co.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

M OTlCE-The MISSES GRANDIN respectfully V inform the citizens of Mobile that they will open a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. on the 5tli inst. in the dw cling one door 1.-the Baton Academy. Government.s in which they prefer to all who may be placed under their care, thorough and systematic education in lhe solid branehes and from their long experience in this employ they haiter themselves they shall enoy a liberal patronage. The year will be divided ntotwo sessions of isur months each after which, il the season continues healthy. two months will be devoted iha ornanlestal branches. English Department s2o French upsn the approved plnn s3o Music with singing $40.
 REFRRENcE-Rov. II. Cspers James seabury. IT.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20
VOL. I.-NO. 17.

 - ELECT sCHUOL-A Select SCheol will be lC opened in ihis city Tharsday, Fist October inst. under the care of the kkT. 5. lt. WRIGHT aud LADY ID he building on Government street. formerly occupied by Mir kemblo.
 The neiHeer of pupils will be limited to forty and under na circumstances will there be departure rem this rule. No efforts wilI be waning 10 make the institution elevated seLoo of intellectual dis eiPhse, sound learning aud neral culture ard at the same time 10 furnish the best facilities for mental and polite education. Lessens will be given on the guitar pians aud harp by Mrs. Wright, and in he other branches of the sruonental department by lady who has bden for several years highly sp- proved teacher ia the celebrated Troy female semi. pnry. .-.--
 Vocal musis will be taught to lke school according to tho system of Mir. Lowell Massp, of Boston. with out additional charge.
 The academie will consist of two consecutive scJ. sioDs and thss afford opportunity the pupils bo absent Iron the city daring tue sickly summer months without interruption te their course Of stuly.
 No scholar will be received whs canuot read wei.
 and those ie~hat advanced will be greatly pre- terred. Rates of tuition made known at ihe cons. mencemcnt of the sckeol. sa .t.. -.s..y- ll5
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 Sn6serpon ten nilnrs for ihe daily Iafer p1yae i'll aistcr, and i've uafs for the country pafcf, ffaaH yearly in advance hy cash city reference. frrsnh wlsiilns to d4seonnnc must give weeh s notlce ' Mring.
 AnveRrISING.-AdgeriiscmcEt continued without in- terrnplion will be charged c o dollu per square for tle first insertion, anal y cents lot each sub. eluent one. Se.ni-wsekiy and iri-weaky ones %l b a squire. II advertisement makes less than sqaae, IL shall cost as much Us fBi one.
 Advertisements not limited on the mannscrir as tn the namher p insertions will be continued tor TWO months and charged, unless previously directed Ia he taken of the paIt1 by wfi!tun order.
 Advertisements bearing upon tcir ltres the nanos of the persons by whon thcy sent, must be endorsed by them.
 square, and Ss5 for each additional square, with the priv leae of changing week, due in aIsanec.
 The privilege Of annual advertisers IS limited To their immediate business and all advertisements for lhe benefit other persons well all icad advertise meuts and advertisements oi auction stes hy them, must be paid for al the usual rates.
 Ali advertisements required bs law, Will be charged ai tbeiull rates.
 Annual advertisers who exceed space for which they contract, will be charged at the uslA rates.
 Arrangements will be made with those who oecilrN nall column or more continuously for YeS, according tu the nature of the business, and the frequency oi Inc change of natter.
 Advertisements of application for the benefit of the msovent Laws, will noi be published in any eilse nnnss paid for preyons insertion, payment he guaranteed by responsible person in town.
 All announcements of candidates for office, will he char gel five dollars fer daily insertions during the caltNiss payable in all cases n adviinca
 Military and Fire om pnnies md other sin,ilhr Assaia ons, will De charged ll rates by the insertion, or inr dollars per annnm Il they doau exceed one sdhdie eae week.
 Il personal communications, when admissible will he charged dnnble and in nli payment must De nate Iii ndvance
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-20

NEWARk FURNITURE WAREuOuSE- lN D. B. CRANE x co, Manufacturers from Newark, N. l.. invite the attention of their friends md the pubic to them splendid stock of Furniture, such as Sofas, Sideboard, Centre, Pier, and Com mon Tables, Wardfobes, Sc. &c., which are offered at Manufacturers prices, at 37 Water st, neNt door to DuI}osc & Co.'S Drug Store. dec