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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03
IMPORTANT CANAL NEWS.
Correspondence OF the Free Trader.

BosroS, Oct. 10, lS43.
MsSrs Editors-One Of the Commissioners o
Illinois arrived yesterday by the steamer II ber
MIA, from Liverpool. The other Commissioner
remains to settle some details. They have a, last
made an arrangement with the bond-holder.
which will secure the completion Of the canal
The bond.holIers agree to advance, first half u
million and then If the state continues TO show a
disposition to be honest, they agree to continue
the advances until the canal is completed. But
they reserve the nigh, after the advance Of half a
million To withhold the remainder # the state at
templs to break IA III or repuiiatc her debts.
Among the subscribers to the loan ore the
J eminent house, Of Barring, Brothers & Co, Hope
Il Go. Of Amsterdam, y. VI. Rothschild & Sons,
aud Nl2niar. Inr1lnc * Co, besides other
wealthy houses. The interest and capital, there.
fore, which l., now enlisted will secure the COM
plctlon Of the canal at IN early day, unless the
Madness the state should prevent II. After the
bond.holcr5 have advanced half a million more,
there can he no doubt bu, that they will advance
the remainder unless prevented 10y the dishonesty
If the state for the half million advanced will be
a dead loss without The advance Of the remainder;
40 wc need have no fear Of failure on the part oi
the bond-holdcrs, If the state pursues the course
which honesty nnd policy both dictate. The
bond-hollcrs are not only willing to complete our
;ani, but they are willing to aid Illinois in the
,f
works, if she will only try to help herself. "DoI
what is rsht--pay according to your means, and
act towards US as you would require debtor to
act towards you - was the language Of the bond.
holders to the agents of the state. They ask for
no impossiblIItlcs, but they nsk for honest and
treatment from tho statc--f she is not
willing to grant it, she is not deserving Of aid or
But | have to- much confidence in !
the honor and integrity Of the citizens Of Illinois,
to believe for single moment that they have any |
other desire than the payment Of the public debt.
Tho bond'hoIdcrs say "lfyou only show
lcsrc to pay according to your means, we care
not how email the payment may be at first, we
snow that the rapid increase of the wealth of the
state will soon enable yod to pay in FULL Illinois
now stands fair in Europe, and if she ever loses
Inc confidence and respect Of her creditors i, mus,
DO her own fault.
The Commissioners have made an arrangement
or emigration next spring, which will throw a
Hood of wealth and population into eur state
Some of tho wealthiest men in Europe have len,
heir encouragement to it. The star Of Illinois is
N the ascendant, and earnestly pray tina, it may
continue to ascend until i, reaches ,ha, high ,es-
inv that nature designed for il
The agent Of the bond-holdors, who has been
selected from Boston, will accompany tho Com
missioner Immediately to Illinois, to commence
operations Yours truly,
ALMA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03
Fennie Lnbor...Shjrs s1nLlus.

The wages of females in England arc
reduced to very low ebb, scarcely sup.
plying coarse food for the operative. The
shirt making establishment, Of Silver &
CO.. in London. employs 1000 females at
very low rates. The amount of the poor
taxes. induced some societies called. bene-
VIOLENT, to beslow employment, in sewing,
upon the poor in the work house, as
matter of relief. Upon this Silver Il co.
came out with statement of the prices
allowed by them for shirt making from
which the following is an extract:
Having determined never to employ
work houses or any other establishments
'ha, were provided for by the public
solely, as they state, because they would
no, poach upon the manor of the poor
seamsiresses--,hey were constrained to
reduce the prices they were then paying,
and the profits they were then obtaining.
to NEE, the evil and they declare that
the prices which they now pay for shirt
making are, for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03
Democratic Meeting.

The D.mocrais oi La Sdie co'oi'Y ars rf7,,csi.
ed to meet at The curt iu,Se al l. O'cic&, ~ N,
Tuesday he I'm inst, FIR the purpose Of select.
ing delegates 10 NE district convention 10 be heiiai
0'iapa on the TTsday G'io,oNc, ndortyoa,.
aching such other business as may be deemed pro-
per. By order cfhe
CoanEsroSnrNs Cn~NIrrkg.
Nov, 3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03

Il Tail Sieeph.-rhe s'eeplc of Trinity Church
(Episcopalian), New York, is to he two hundred
and eighty feet high, being fifty feet higher than
any other strcple in the United States, and nearly
a hundred feet higher than the Bunker Hi Mo-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03

A CuioSHy.-lh e Cincinnati Message has the
following "Wo were surprised to see man yes
terday with cigar in his mouth, and volume Of
smoke issuing from the back of his neck. The
man had been shot five years ago, the ball enter
ing the back of his neck and coming out a, the
mouth, which is very capacious and generally
wide open. The wound had healed, but left the
hole made by the passage Of the bullet. Rekeeps
i, corked up, except when smoking, and some
times, when in a great hurry, he eats with his
mouth, while his drink is poured by servant To-
to the bullet hole ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03

In the sale Of clergymsn's effects near Here
ford, England, his Library brough. 93. and his
liquors c 80.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03

The Nc Lean county boys who come here oc.
casiona!ly to do their marketing, refuse to touch
dollar Of Wisconsin " Wild Cat" ..,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03

Large Oren.-The Rochester Democrat, speak-
that place, says: We noticed yesterday among
the first arrivals three very large oxen from the
farm of Jeremiah Brown, Ridgeway, Orleans
county. They are mammoths as may be infer
red from their presumed weight:
The brnde OK (esiimated) . 40 0 lbs.
Largest red OK $500
Smallest red OK $500
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-11-03

In February 1910, they fel, i, their du-
ty to themselves and to the public, to call
the attention Of the Board of Guardians Of
the City of London Union to the mon
slrously low price which tina, Board was
paying To the poor over whom i, pre-
sided, stating tina, in one Of its workhous-
es all the female paupers were employed
in shirt making, and were receiving not
mare than one penny for making three
common shirts.
Besides this i, was stated that shirts of
the poorer quality. were made at the es-
'ahllshmen, a, II cents a piece, aud in
the work houses, they make three shirts
for 2 cents. How women can support
themselves at these prices we canno. con-
ceive.--Mo. republican.
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Fsrsss % nte,

Jas. Christie in having no much deposited -
in the Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Go,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25
saaEEeIFF'S SALE,

DY ,luue ei sundry wrils vi rieIl q.
ID cias, wall proceed 10 sell al Edge.
srid Cuur, House, on the Gtst Monday aug
Tues lay iu November next, the following
property d..
pawsun Atkinson, VS. Martha Paof ;
William " ll,un, vs. The same. ~ acre. "i
land, more or less. adjoining iands OF TO-
HAS Prior, the tract oi laDd where har'h''
Pno, lives, aud the lands oil ihs Estate III
John Cray. O. ill.,,
ono hundred and seventy live acres "i ia"u'
more or less. adjoinins laods oi Nathan
Norris, Obed Bu0e and others.
Parks g. Barker. VS. William S'rom: The
same, ys The same, Que hundred aud elgh'
~ acres OF land, more or less. wbere de-
f.pdan, now lives. adjoining lands ol Mary
S,rom, Edmond Boyd aud others.
Cnar.rs Lamar, vs. Sterling Powell ana
J,mes Powell, the i.act Of iaod where Inc
defendant James Powei! lives, adJoin'us
lands OF Jacob Wise ond others.
Samuel Stevens aud Ephram Andrews.
vs William Wagner. une hundred acres oi
liant. more or less, adjninus lands OF no,
ber Alton, Joshua Harris aud Others, an'!
also four negroes, Sau, Auua, aesy anu
an infonl child .
Robert McCann. for the ues OF Jones y,
Brother, '. John hloseiey, the tract oi land
where the .ieicudau, lives. ndjnlnins lands
Of James vunn aud others.
David Pow ell, VS. Charles Powell; J.. u
Nance. VS. the same, the tract OF land where
defendant lives, adjoining Dudley Rsnn-
tree and others.
C. Burckmyer & Co.. VS. J. NJ. Barron
tor, one house s. lot in the town oil Aiken
occupied by Janes Black; The above lot
lies in Edse:icli District,
james Ellison. VS. john Bridwesl, one
wagon, two ma!cs. and nne mare.
Edmund Tate. IS Rudolph Garter; The
same. vs. the same; J. D. Crane ~ Co., VS.
the same; David VI. Dunbar. vs. The same;
Charles Lamar, vs. Julius Howard. John
Howard and Rudolph Carer, five thousand
acres of lnud. more or less, where deien-
danl lives, adjoining lands ol John WISE
and Others, levied on as the property oi
Rudolph Carter.
William ]. Owens, IS Charles Lamar
she ,rucr of land where defendant lives.
F.r,, Townsend Il MenJcnhall. VS. Pow
GIcatop g. CO., eight negroes, viz: Celia,
George. Crocke,. Della. Harriet, An'inet'e.
Epherson and ShadracS.
William Garter. rs A. G. -eek; the
same. va the same. Que thousand acres OF
land, more or less. adjoining lunds OF 1.
;. Dyson aud +. W. Pickcns.
Terms Cash.
:. CHRISTIE s. E. D.
October Is 81 -
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DEs. CEs.iMPiON'S

VEGETABLE ANTI-BlLi0Us, ASTt-DYsFEP-
TIC PUEuTISG AHp CATnAkTIC PILLS,
Possessing fur important properties. for the
cure Of diseases, carefully aud correetiy combined.
one ar,i,ie to assist Tie eStet Of another for The
t,n.fi cf tic health Of mankind.
This :n-dicine is recommended to the at,en-
lion of those afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Billions habits. Costive.
rcss. Cholera morbus. rheumatism. Scrolula,
'oul stomach dcpravedappetIte, Worms. Con-
iiaIgea. which is known by sinking sensa-
ton nj ;hr pil o! the stomach. Jaundice, Head.
Tho and sick stomach. palpl,aion Of the heart.
DiarhTa Dysenlcry. or tlux. Nervous aflcc-
ron Heart burn. White swelling. aud all
those disrnses arising from impure blood.
PrIcc - cts. per box. and for saIe by
FRAZIER Il ADDISON,
Edge6dd c. H.. s. C.
RiSLrY * co. Hamburg, S. e.
llAVIl.AND, RlSLEY, & co.
augusta, Geo.
Also. in nearly all o'' the towns and villages,
aud by numerous c"nniry agents 10 all the
Western aud Southern States.
June % 6m %
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q : : 3 10 ;syssss5
p 2 ks 5 "a

A CERTAIN aud etfccua cnre for Ague
"a and Fever also used successfully 10 tie
treatment nf Billions Fever, Nausea, General
Debii,r. aud Nervous Weakness.
The mos, fiat,rring Recommendations OF this
Medicine have been received from many emi
rrut Physicians aud others who haze used il.
And it is pr. sumcd that no medicine has ever
b., n used whose action has been more bcneti-
ciaI. pheasant aud Invi igora,ins. and called forth
from afflicted sufferers such expressions OF
heartfelt gratitude and 'hankiulness. Persons
taking the Pil :. soon find thcmseiyes relieved
-thlI hroken Fever gone! Stomachand
held free aud hcal'hul! -! Strength aud ap-
petite increasing and improving. aud all ncr-
vnu- weakness He'd.
When lakrr according 10 the directions &C.
complaining them. they never iai! SO cure The
Chill aud Fever the Grs, day, and never sicken
the stomach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action upon the whole system is so
charming that persons are invariably surprised
AMI pleased with their rapid and complete
restoration u health.
The Pills are purely and solely Vegetable ::
aud the happy combination oi the ingredients
and their proportions are such rs 10 produce
medicine which never fails to relieve when
relief i. Il, all a,tainable.
Escll box contains 2n doses Of Plls-Priee,
One Dollar For sale by
HAYlLAND, RISLEY g. CO..
Agents. Augusta, Georgia.
j. D. TIBBETS,
Edsefeid Court House.
DR.. w. w. GElGER.
Cherokee Ponds.
Aur Is 6m %
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[CIRCULAR.
ITO Planters &sMerchORsS.

"a BEG leave To inform you, that continue
z the WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS ut my old stand known as The
" .ATER.PROOf WAREHOUSE. Deiaeir.
ed II. it is from ether buIdIng-. lis l"cail"n ten-
.icIs il nrar!v NJ secure ir"m i!e as u At was
tire. .proul Tie floors have been ell waited ab"se
The nigh water mark o. the great !rcshet OF
May. InI0.
fanrr- will thus he secured from the posi-
biliiy Of lnss aud damage by freshris.
a,a;i myself of the pr'-cni occasion. to re-
rurn my thanks To my friends and patrons, l''r
their liberal support during The. r'a-i sens"r. l
solici, from them and the public grnerHiIy. Il
continuance OF this cnHieRre. anl assure them
that in return for their patronage. | will Use my
best personal efforts To promote ahd project
ii. ir interests. committed 10 my clIar.e. In
| addition 10 this assurance. pledge myself That
will IN no case purchase bale OF cotton dl'
rec,y or indirectly. will attend presumably To
The sale and forwarding of Cotton 10 Savannnh
or Charicstoii also. 10 Tho sale Of Bacon, Finnr,
&c. &c. and to The rec-iSins and FORWARDING
of goods 10 the mp-comn:ry. Having hnc
wharf attached 10 my IFu;chousr no Wharfage
will be charged on cotton Ia my care. either
for sale or TO be forwarded TO Savannah or
| Charleston.
My commissions for selling cotton, will be
% cents per bale, aud la cents lnr forward
ing. will also attend 10 ibe buying of goods
per order.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
&. WALKER.
Hamburg Angus, ., lai3.
August . Om 70
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

The Trustees OF The Edge6eld Village
Academy. rs. Wm J. Wishtman, Johu
Bausket aud o,he.s.-BM for Fore
closure Of Mortgage.
NOTICE is hereby given. that by sir
lN tue of an Order from Court Of Equl-
Is. sllnlI utier for sale, III The highest bid.
der, al Edscticld Cou,l House, on The first
aionda, III November next. The Real Is
tale uf the late john Moore. deceased. or
so much thereof as will satisfy the debt.
due 10 Plaintiffs, secured by Mortgage
Of The folio ins tracts of land. situate IN
the District aud STATE aforesaid, viz:
The Key tract, containing eighI hun
drcJ ;5U0) acres. more or less. On Mill aud
Stevens Creek, aIjoining lands CT john
Sullivan aud others.
The Quarles' tract. cuulaining one hun
drcd llUU) acres, more o, less. adjoining
the hey tract, aud ulher lands Of the said
John Muore.
The Williams tract, containing seven
ly-fve as; acres, more or less. adjoining
the Key tract, and other lands oi the SAID
John Moore.
The tract ou which the said John Moore
lived AT his death, containing eight hun
d'eh (S0U) acres. mole oI less, adjoining
laI,!s al Grisen and others.
a Pine land tract, containing four hun
drcd (IO0) acres. more or less. udjomin"
lands lately owned By Benjamin X. Till
man aui others, at the head oi Sweet
Wacr Branch, hranch of the Savannah
River. Aud large body ii laud. EN-.
bracing several parcels, on Savannah Re-
yer. near Bull Sluice, containing one ihnu
saud (l0U0) acres. nInrc or less. adjoining
lurJs Of bnrid Bunch. James Vann AMI
others.
Te,ms.-Thc said lands to he sold on
the following terms: the sum OF five hun
hrrd dollars, and costs aud expenses Of ih,
sun, TO be- paid in cash; and The balance OH
u credit Of twelve months. Title TO he
signed. bu, moi delivered. until the pur-
chase money is paid nrh If The purchase
money be no' pah when due, the SAID
land, 60 be resold lor cash. at The rish ct
,he former purchaser. Possession To he
given on Tie first da, of January ncAi.
J. TERRY, c. Il. r.p.
Commisehner's Office.
DC, 3, 1913 81! s74 &c
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GROCERIES, &c.

FEyflt. Subsc rIbers respectfully inform their
II friends and the public. that they have rc-
ceived large and lresi, supply of GOODS.
sr,ecied b, one oi the firm, IN Neg York, Bos.
ton, PnlaJrlphia, Baltimore and Charleston,
winch la add lIon I" their iorner stock. CON.
pr.srs the largest aud best assortment OF Guods
ever offered III tins ike,. consisting in part
US follows:
~ khJs Porto Rico. New Orleans and
StCroix sugars.
$50 bag. Rio. cuba Porto Rico ST. Do
nninsn. Java. and Mocha Coffee.
40 hl,ds. West lndia Siolasses.
lU tlerces Cuba do.
50 bbIs. New Orleans do.
10000 lbs. Bacon. Hams. Sides * Shoulders,
eU.UUU Swede Iron. assoried sizes,
5000 " English do
3,UU0 - Baud and Hoop Iron.
5000 e Nail Rod, < Horse Shoe shapes,
1000 }" Gus. German. Il Dli,iered Steel,
20U srlts Wagon Boxes,
LOO sacks Salt. (bieached sacks,)
1000 bushels Salt. III bulk.
500 pieces Hemp aud Tow Bagging, 43
To I6 inches wide,
$50 pieces Gunny Basging.
IOUD lbs. Baggng rwinr. (Neaver's,)
$50 culs Manila Bale Ripe.
100 do Hemp do do
500 yaIds Usuabnrgs,
5000 lbs. double refined Lnnf Sugar,
3DU0 - - crushed do.
1880" powdered do.
900 siugl,' refined Loaf do.
70 boxes 'furi"nIlne soap.
lU " Sperm Candies.
~ " llnl!s patent andes,
> lierces fresh ground Rirc
2,00D lbs. While Lead No. Uniun Mills.
~ bbl. Canal Flour. (choice brand.)
4U doz dining. pnrnr, rocking aud
childrrn'- Chairs,
leases Hats and ..ls,
$50 casks St"Iir Lime. (Ii fine order.)
~ kegs Dupout's fFF e Powder.
1000 lbs. Bar Lead.
80 boxes Window Glass Sxl0 & l0xl2.
In bags Shot. assorted sizes,
$500 pairs Shoes,
Tea. Pepper. Spice, Ginger, Chocolate. Gin
numou, Almonds Starch. Nnlnegs line chew.
ing Tobacco. Negro Cloths. Blankets, shoe
Thread. Cotton Yarn. Cotton Cards. Wool
Cards. Tacks, Sicvcs. Plough Lines. Indigo,
Madrlcr. Blue Stone, Copperas. EPSON Salts.
Lin.eed Uii, Lamp Oil. (supcrior ar,lcle.)
Trace Chains, Filth Chains. Smoothing Irons.
brass bound cedar Buckets. horse Buckets.
Pals. Tnbs. Keelers. Willow Wagons, nests
Feathers. &c &c. &c.
SlBLEY " CRAPON.
Hamburg July. !. lsl3. If %
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Sotioul, Flour. Bacon, &c.
stale ni South Carulii a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY.

Exrnric. Petition 10 sabsti.
Dawson Atkinson & wife. tuie a Trustee.
Am hearing the petition in Til. rase. on
W motion OF Alr. Bnuskeit. Solicitor inr Pc
ni"uer. Ordered, TINT Rule be published III
the above case i"r i!rne months. IN suinc pub
nc Gazette Of lhs State. requiring The said
James Bowers. the Trustee named ln The wall
ul Casper Nail, Scnr.. of the legacy bequrath-
c,l to the petitioner Maria Atkinson. 10 shcw
ranse. ii any he has. why the prayer OF III:
y.rli,i"ner si,"uld not he granleG. hy rnhsll,n.
ling Dr. William III. lIu I. Trustee. III the
stead "f The -aid James bowers. Of the laid Ma
ria Atkinson and that III default oi cause hem.
shrwm. within three mouths iron the iirstpuh
ralnn of this Rule, al order pro conlesso be
entered against INN.
J. JOHNSON.
Sth June. lSi3.
CoMMIssiosrR's OrricE.
September c, lol3.
] certify that .he above ~ II true copy oi tie
original Order nf Court. in this cLsc, taken
from tir m,Iu'cs.
]. TERRY, c.E.E d.
September l3 :'m 33
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oc,7. is43
Notice.

Am Monday Tie 2..n November next. VIII
Y be sold Al the premises, NIL tho, valuable
,rac, Of land. situated and lying on Hardiab"r
Greek, and we'll know by The tame Of Hhte-
hall The said place Contains one ihtt'snnd
and ski, (lU60) acres. hive hundred l50O) acrrs
oI which are in state OF nature, aud affords
nm abundance of timber. On The place there
is a la,g. and commodlons Dwelling. u fine
Store, Doc,or shop, and every necessary out
buildings. oil in guod repair. Whitehall mhy
be treated for al private ss,v. il arpyed soE i'p
media,ely, 7. II. AsHE.
Fer Mrs II. E. Ed'rards. 7
Whitehall, Abbrviile. Orl 5, ts3 -
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlEI.D DISTRICT.
~ EUIITI.

Nancy Rush'cn nnd others; rs Jas. Rush
ron.--BH for Poriii'on.
N Office is hereby given, that hy vir-
In tue of an OrI"r from Chancellor
Johnston. ! shall offer inr sale. IN the high.
est bidder. n, Eigefl"ld Court House. ON
the first Monday in November next, the
Real Estate of William Rush,on. dcccas.
ed, consisting nf tract Of lnni containing
one hundred aud eishtv-onr (lSll acres.
more ar less. situate in Edfefield District.
on Cuflcetown Creek. adjoining lands "f
W. N. Moore. J. c. Moore. Nalhoniel
Henderson aud others, on credit Of one
aud tYo years. with interest from The day
ofsaic, except so much rs may he ncres-
saryIo paw The costs. whirh must he pail
in cash. The purchaser 10 give hnnh aud
personal security. and mortgage Of the
premises To secure Tho purchase mnney.
]. TERRY, c. r. q. D.
eGaais;s'iHsi oei. 5. ISIS. 'pF'' 81 rs sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-25
DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine.
Safe aud certain cure Tor The CliIils an

n Safe and certain cure Tor the Cliiils and
IA Fever in all lis complicated forms, also an
e;l.c,ual remedy for Ge,rrs ofevery description.
This Medicine has been used by the proprs.
c.ur :, number Of years iu extensive practice,
during " hirh lime, he has treated sotne thou.
sand. Of cases of fevcrs and from the success
Of this mode Of prac'ice. he Is confident u masf
aud rM BE- the prevailing prnclice ~ ieters:
II never fails I" perform u cure oi Chi!ls ano
Fever ,irr FIRST DAY.
Bilious. Typhas. Nervous. Congestire, uInter
and YtilO,o sessr. 81! yield to the Use Of this
VI. dIcinc. are cIred by this system OF
pracr.re in e ,.ftrr time and with much more
certainty than by any Other system Of practice
thai has ever been recommended.
CERTIFICATES.
SHEFFIELD, Fayeiie Go. Ala. Jan. 10. 1872.
DR.. Champion Dear sir. have been a
srear fayornc OF DR.. Sappinston's Pills. and
rn,iI Ia, fall had no, heard of your pills. Your
agent has Ic!l rome IN tins country. and have
used them in my practice TO i considt rable ex'
tent. and can with pleasure say, that Us far "a
my knowledge extends. they are much supc-
ri0r 10 any medicine have used in cases Of
Feyers nm 50 forcibiy aud iiom personal
know ledge convinced ui The salutary and all
important effects Of your pills. thai am ex
iremeIy nnxi"ns To have you make an agent in
this vicinity. There can be large amount
sold here Tor cash. Yours truly.
II. p. LEONARD, ii, d.
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Executors Sale.

EW7ILL BE SOLD. at Edgefrld C. H.. on
Wv The first Monday in November next.
by mutual agreement of parties, ail that tract or
parcel Of land known MS the late re-idence "i
Hillary VI. Collier. decd. aud n'w occupied
by W illIam Vance. there IL about thirteen hun
drcd acres 0i b"-t Oak and ilickury land al
tachcd 10 the place; as regard" the value oi
this property IT. character s 50 well ki'"wn ns
10 make II description Of II almost useless. IL Is
considered one al the best country stand. Tor Il
Public House in the Stale. il h.n'g "n the Mar
iin,own road. the great thoronghfare leading
from the west To all the uwer comniIy markets
and n nuteI stand with all the Drov"rs. md
when viewed pu.cly rs regards the planting
interest. it presents many advantages That oi
fertility of soil, and its ajacercy TO one Of the
hest markets in the United States.
Terms Of saie-One thousand dollars cash
the balance in two equal annual in-ialImcnts
notes will be required with approved security,
and mortgage OF tie property II deemed ne
ccssLry.
II MERRIWETHER,
X. HENDERSON,
ISAAC Il. HEARD,
EIccuiors.