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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-01
State of South Carolina.
+ ~DGEFIELD Dl;

by OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary of EdseieId District.
Whereas. james Swcurcusen. Sen, hath
applied 10 me for Letters Of Adminislra-
lion on all and ~singuiarl he goods and chat
tells, rights and credits Of Jesse Swear
cuscu late of,he District aforesaid, dcccas-
ed.
,PhcSc are, therefore, TO cite and a,lnou-
ISL all aud singular, the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased, 10 be aud appear
before me, q, our ncxr Ordinary's Cour, Tor
The said Distric; .o'bo holden at Edgcfeld
Cour, House on The 9Th February. 1913,
10 show cause. if any, why the sud Ad-
miuis'ra,ion should not be granted.
Given under my fraud and seal this 23d
day OF January Que thousand eight hun
dred and forty three. &in the sixty-scven'h
year Of American independence.
O. TOWLES, O. l.. D.
Jan. IS. lSi3. 81 l2i b So
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Executive Department.

CoLCMDIi, ISth JiEUary lSlJ.
By His Excellency JAaEs Ii. HnmmoSo.
ESQ, Governor and COMMANDMENTS
Chief 10 aud oHcr The State OF Soalh
Carolina.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has been re-
w ccivcd at this Department, tina, al
a,rocions murder was committed in the Vi.
entity Of Alexander Mou!trie's plantation,
in ST. Lukes's Parish. on the 9ih December
last. by a negro mau named JONAS. on
the body Of Bob, a negro man. belonging
TO slid Mot,ric. and that said Jonas ha,
fed from justice.
Now know We. that 10 the end justice
may he doae, and lhatll,e said jonas may
be brought to legal trial TO- his offence, as
aforesaid, | do hereby offer a reward oil
One Hundred Dollars for his ,arprehen-
sion and delivery INTO my Jail in this
State. Jonas is described rs being aboul
222 wears old. 5 fee, 6 inches high. Of u
yellow complexion. formerly belonging 10
said 81. uandcr Moultrie, now owned By
Christopher Gadsdeu.
Given under my hand and seal OF the
State. ~ Columbia. the liih day OF
January. ono thousand cish, hundred
auL lntty-threc, and Tue sixtv.scvcnlh
eur Of The Independence Of the Uni
ted STATES oi America.
JANIS II. HAMMOND.
". +. Arthur, Secretary Of State.
Jan % 81 So
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tract. and alter the schedule, he allowing i pro-
raia Increase OF compensation, within the re
strictlons imposed by law, for the. additional
service required, or for tie increased speed, u
the emploBmrnt Of additional stock or carriers
IS rendered necessary, bur the contractor L,,ay.
iasGcb case. r~eliuquisb the Contract, oil 'tllfeIg
aoiice. ifhe prefers y, TO the change. He mag
aiso discontinue or curiEii the sersice, he allow
iss ono months extra pay on he amount dis
penscd with.
4. Tic payments will be madesEa..oush
drafts % post Offices or otherwise, after The exs
pirniion oieact. quarter, sag in Fepruary, Mag
August. and November.
&. The distances are giDen according to tho
besi information /; hut no increased pay will be
allowed, should tiity prove to be greater than
is advertised. ftbe PAGES are correctly uauteds;
9. The Postmaster General is prohibited
By law from knowingly making a contract ior
the transportation Of the mail with any person
who shall haze enteted into any continuation,
or proposed 20 enter into any combination, 60
prerent the making Of any bid for o mail con.
tract By any other person or persons. who shall
hare made any agreement, OF shall hare gwen
or performed, OF proinised 10 gre or perform,
any consideration 10 do, or mol 10 do, anything
whsierer 10 induce aiy other person not 10 bud
for a mail contract. 2
10. A bid recelred AFTER time. to-wtt: tho
18Th A.prii mex. ai3 p IN, or without the guar.
aniee required By law or that combines sese.
raj routes III enc sum of compensation. cannot
be considered in competition with q regular
proposal. 10, adjadsed TO be exlracisani:
II. Abidder may propose di.Ierellsaays and
hours OF departure aud arrival, provided no
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A LII those Indebted 10 the Estate of
IA John Gnodcll, deceased. wilt make
immediate payment. aud all those who
have been acting as Agents for said john
Goodcll. aud have Alum Springs Pills III
their possession. will deliver them up and
pay for what they have used without de-
Law, as the Estate mus: be settled.
WM. b. MAYS, Admir-.
Jan Is 1T 81
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Perfectly Insane.-Yesterday morning
Henry Clay, in company with lsauc T..
Preston, Esq, visited the Supreme Court.
As he was about leaving, a crazy man
fred a pistol, which luckily produced no
ether consequences Than frightening tho
members Of the bar, and even stunning
for a Mr.. Clay himself. Tho
ball lodged in the ceiling Of The Court
room; and the man who fired The pistol
was Immediately sent for before Recorder
Berlus. His name is Daniel Drayfcucs.
and from his conversation aud appearance
was perfectly insane. When intcrroga-
ted as to the reason Of his having acted in
such q curious manner, he answered that
he merely wished /" call Mr.. Clay's at.
~,snliou to his case. aud ,hnt he thought
that he would be ms, likely TO catch his
eve BY hrin: ap;,rl.-N. 0. Propic.
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Recall Of Commodore JoneS.-Capt APP.
Ca,esby Jones. commanding the u s.
Sanadrou Ia the Pacific. who has signal
lied himself by The capture Of Monterey.
has been recalled 10 answer for this 70
pSrbsple exploit.
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Notice.

PHNlIOSE indebted 10 the Subscriber,
II as administrators Of Mary Elan, dc.
ceased, or as Commissioners in Equity. will
do we'll 10 make paymcn, before rc,urn
day in February.
J. TERRY.
jar o. n SO
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TIE COTTAGE BIBLE.
ESHlS valuable Family Bible is for sale
i 10 mis- Village. by

t&iD sdiuao'c EaHhiy b'oio SS'S
l. III mis- Village, by
j. q. TIBBETTs.
Fnm The following recommendations.
IL viii be found that the above work is held
IN high estimation by somo Of the most
learncd Diviues.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Fsss1s James Minor. Ree,o, ofS. Gsarge's
church. !Netc- icrk. ?
ELEmES I'll have examined the
oil our Cottage Bible. and consider
CANCELLATIONS and additions of the A
a Editor as having very much en-
The valae of that exceIlcu, work.
Judgements do o admitof nv reud-
i1SirInroughouI, so as TO ascertain how
far the Commentary may, in all its parts,
accord with the sentiments which | have
been led 10 entertain on doc,riuol subjects ;
bpri have luraed to many places, both Of
"a Did and New Testament, aud, from
sechexaininauoa as l have been able, in
this bay, 10 make of part offs contents,
have found reasoa.io c0nfide in tho as
surance Of the American Editor. that,
while il exhibits and illustrates The essen
tiaI doctrines OF the Gospel, there is in it
lt,lskhich can justly give offence 10 any
sEsapgeiical denomination OF Christians.
The Insertion in the ceuire column Of each
page of the references and marginal read
Jugs Of the PoIygio,t Bible. the placing of
headings Of contents 10 the chapters. the
introductory and concluding remarks TO
each book. the Chronological Index, and
the additional Notes, are all unqusslioBed
Improvements OF The work, as originally
published in England.
As a cheap Commentary for the use OF
families, aud especially Tor teachers or pu-
pills in Sunday Schools, the Cottage Bible
will be q valuable Substitute for larger
works, 10 the p%tocurance Of which, .beir
means may uot be competent:
! an. Gcnllcmen, your ob't. scrs't., 5
JAMES MINOR.
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From ReusE Dr.. He,cit, Pastor Of hc c0sgrgd'
sfioaai Church, Bridgeport, Co1a.
Hasing examined the CoItaee Bible, ]
readily recommend il to those who may
wish for q ConImen,zry OH he Scriptures,
as n useful and eyangeiicsi work. II en-
Sodius miciyiifpofsanl information, and is
decidedly orthodox in its exposition Of the
cardinal truths oettc Cospc..
w NATHANIEL HEWITT.
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~. a,nous them in after years.
Remember The poor. for they are your
equals. aad many Of them infinitely youe
superiors. il all Int c%!oIhins aud food.
Remember The p0Or, lur kindness TO them
will return back UPON vnu Il hundred fold.
Remember The poor, for HE surplus in
Your l:aud- hr!Oncs 10 YOU but Il, stewards
Tor he ,aIrIiG:. Tina; old woman is
starving i-,iare yur lroarI it up, aud let
her s.arve on Send her ,orue food, aud
prayers and blessing will la!i upon your
i.cud Ike u shower III jewels.
Gn. Jackson ana Judge HaN-The
c!'m ofrhc Mississippi Free Trader say,
:. D,minick Hail deserted New Orleans
when Il ruthless and i.npldcable enemy
threatened II with ic,trucIion-,hc males
with the sword AMI the female, with dis
bonor-and returned afler Jackson had
defended The one aaL saved the other. end
tiued him Il thousand dollars and the
wings say lie lid hrs duty on a most try
ing o~cca,i0a :" and they are 50 zeaIou, vi
the character Of Til, old traitor. that they
, refuse 10 vote for rciunLins this 6ne To the
war.woru soldier, because fShsooth. il
my cas-; au i:npu,ation Upon she char
acrer Of Hall. Bu, If he had only been a
p~arr;ot aud fought FOR his country, tho
, most prolific vocabulary nf epirhels would
have been exhausted in abausius him. They
could censurc Jackson by a solemn vote
in the Senate OF TIE United States, but
they cannot do Jackson simple justice. for
fear of cas,ins imputalion upon the char
acrer OF iialI.-Tresc men have such n
borro, Of martial law, that they cry out
against It's exercise for a few days when a
oil England; but they uphold its %cuforcc-
city is threatened by the victorious leeions
men, in a State for mouths a, i time, when
no enemy is near.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
SPENCE RS
PLASTER.

rlNlIE numerous proofs daily received of the
utility of SPRNcER's YEGET3BLE u
/ PILLS, not only from professional men, hut
also from indiylduals, previously unknown 10
me, many Of them guardians aud insiruc tors
of youth, who speak from personal knowl'
edge, together with the rapid sale, complete
| ly satisfies me that have not been deceived.
| Those recommc mcndations have fully sustained d
II as q certain cure for the headache. as also
n sure remedy for many other complaints II
used according 10 the directions which ac-
compony them.
For vicious humors Of the blood and Tor
piles. Mrs. Jones's Syrup may he advnn'a-
reonsly used in connexion with the Pills.
For coughs, inflammation OF the lungs,
Il pain in The side, or IN any other part of ihf
II system. Mrs. Jones' Rheumatic Plaster should
/ be applied externally ~ connexioD with the
use of the Syrup aud Pills.
II There is no, the eas. difficulty TO he appre-
| |hended from their use. either at home or abroad;
II their operation as caihartic, is so gentle, that
/ the person who uses them, will only know their
inesiimable qualities by the speedy eradication o
| the cause of distress.
| In all cases originating in impurities oi The
/ blood and those incident 10 the female consli-
luton, these medicines stand unrlvaIled, and
have no equal. IN these classes of complaints
which prove, not only extremely Troublesome
hut often fatal, they have heen extensively used
and with singular success. Their Virtues have
heen fully tested, and their efficacy proved AM
the pills and syrup combined have seldom, !
ever been known to fail Of producing the de
| Sire d effect
For sale by MARY TILLEY, No 40, Sphn'
street. Don't forget the number-nor thai Spen
GERS Vegetable Pills are certain cure for ih
| headache in all It's various forms. May "a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
FALES' CYPRlAN
HAIR TONIC,
For the Growih, Preservation and Resio-
ration Of The Hair

ro' We oTOHfH, TFfSeU"tto" uHu ttSto-
ration Of The liar.
~ D matter how bald a person may be, a
" growth Of hair will be produced, and a,
naturally too as herbage grows on the plain, OF
the lily in the valley. This Tonic is warranted
to cleanse the hair from Dandruii. aud every
other uccumnaing substance is your hair
dry and falling off the Tonic will moisten
and fix il firmly in the head. Is your hair thin
or yonr head bald l-the Tonic is warranted To
satisfy the largest desires in lhckenng the hair
IL The first case and covering the Bald head
with natural hair. in The second.
/ II is composed Of these remedial agents thai
restore the skin AT once 10 a sound and heathy
condition, when thus restored, YOU VIII soon
discover on the head, shor, saIt and beautiful
growth Of young hair, gradually increasing III
length, ill il becomes like your other hair was
before you began To lose it.
/ FALES' CoucH, Worm, iIEADAcHE and
Diarrhaa or Dysen,ary LOZENGES are safe,
oaglain and agreeable remedies for the diseases
for which they are recommended.
n umerous. speedy aud surprising cures have
been effected by their use, hence their POPULAR
II ~.
II DYoTT's ORACLE CT iIEALrH, PhIadel-
phia) Says ltat faIcs' Medcated l.ozenges are
coh>lueIeu ny NOSE VINO nave uH'u 'he"' '" p'
far superior TO Sherman's or any other introduced
iulo that market.
II The CoUGH LozENGEs are beneficial in all
cases Of common colds, hopping cough, asih-
matte affection, inflammation of tho throat ana
lungs they also particularly beneficial lo'
the Group, and very good substitute for the
celebrated Hive Syrup, Con Ii Candies. Quinsy
Cordials. Pulmonary iialsaus, sc.
i THE WoRM IozEAGEs, are a safe and
sure remedy for Vi orn,s. Two or three Is n
dose for very snal children, aud five or sm lor
larger ones.
II The DysLNTARY IozENGfs are certain
and agreeable remedy for Diarrhma aud Bowel
II Complaints of Children Full directions as To
diet aud manner Of taking them, accompan,
each box.
\ rHF iIEADAcHE or CAMPHoR LoZENGrs
/ are beneficial in cases Of nervous headache in
Il ieverous affections OF t> plus character. The,
are useful in Rheumatlsm and peripneumony
Il also ia erupiye diseases, To favor the eruption
or bring It back when il has sudj enly receded
from the skin, as sometimes happens in measles
and small pox.
II ~ Is. BE sure that J. J FALES, ~ ID Bos
ton, is on the side Of the Box that you buy.
For sale in Newport, al the Confectionar,
and Variety store Of
July 8 Il. STACY, JR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

The country ~ at present perfect,
h""d"d ~Rh obscene publications., IL
The shape of TRANSACTIONS from F,enci
novels, hnong which those Of Paul ID,
Mock seem ~ be most popular. The
Tact does ~" speak very much in favor
"i ihr rr@di"s taste Of the age, but that
Is lart uo one who runs his eye over
publishers advertisements, will deny.
~ srems useless - say what some over
wise and knowing ones are inclined 10
h', That Those works have not a corrupt
my tendency, ~ that they fall into chan
hr!s already impure. Such Is not the
ease Many once pure mlnded girl
nay attribute her tall ~ ;his very source.
~ COMES 4" her ~uii an outward lrapping.
aud iamI'iaf'z"s her with thoughts aud
rtuti'His, oi ubUh she should remain IN
ignorance, II she would retain that sum
pI'cliy. grace and drlicscy which makps
her revolt aud slckru ~ th. slightest
possible freedom at speech from those
ihai seek her snrieiy oi the other sex.
"n"ng whom, be u knowu, iuS ut this
Tune, 'hef. are i"" nnny, as facts every
day prove, ~ what " called GOOD soc,r.
n-.Naduekd Telegraph.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
II. NJ. G..

The Tiger Man.-We learn that 'ho
Keeper OF The Menagere lately here, while
exhibiting IN New Castle, Mercer, entered
The den of wild beasts as was his wont, and
whle playing with his savage customers had
MS arm dread'nlly torn by the tiger. H.
was lying On his back at The time. and with
gr"ai presence at mind, he raised his foot
ard wnh sudden exerilon of II, threw the
tiger from hIm and gained his feet anc
awing The brute back by his manner. retired
irom The cage, and tainted from the effect al
the wound. IL Is feared bis arm will have
20 be ompn'a'ed.- PiHsbwg I'm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
Messrs. Ransom & stevens

/
Gentlen,en-I am happy Ia inform You and through
the public Of the wonderful effects which Your eel
ebrnied Dandelion aud Tomato Pnnncra hns had upon
me I believe IL To be dufy which owe To my fellow
citizens circulate extensively rs nHy be able the
virtues Of valuable medicine, IN order that all who
ARE suffering from disense may like myself be restored
To health. can hardly express my gratitude when
look bnck upon past and present sInie-ii Is feel
ing iln those only can regse who. from the torinent-
ing suffering oi SICKNESS ieel that they restored
| Ia health again. Ny disease was that horrible one
called Dyspepsia. Constant unensness after eniing,
pains IN the head, shoulders, sH0 buck aud limbs, Ian
gnor lnssiiude, cosveness restless nights nnd uncom
Orhble days, had reduced go much thai had given
mp all hopes nf eyer being we'll bad tried great vn-
rieiy oi medicine aud all 10 purpose until purchased
few bottles my ppns lett me,mv appetite returned, and
NY food sits well, am gaining flesh aud feel like new
being. make this unsolicited confession to you with
much pleasure Tor feel very desrous that all who
afflicted like NY self may try your excellent Panacoa
aud he cured Signed,
ELIZA PODEsTA.
No. L. Clinton Place, BOsiOn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
DIR. ATKINSON,S
CELEBRATED
Vegetable Golden Ointment

'DNIlIS ointment having been used in The
Doctors private practice for many years
with perfect success, aud the many letters he
had received begging Of him to give the public
the benefit Of bis research. he has complied,
aud now warrants this ointment To be n certain
cnre for all Scrofulous T. Erup,ons. Itch. Chopped
Hands, Salt Rbeum and letter or Ring worm,
Abrasions Of the skin. and liberated Sore Leg,
(or no matter how long sianding,) also, ioI
Scnld Head and sore Ears IN Children Tor sore
Eyes or cracked lips the cure is infill,be.
For sale by DIR. x. u. HAIiRD,
sjgp Of the Golden Mortar,
Dec. 20. Near the Cost House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
Boston, Feb. 23, 1913.

The reader will perceive by perusal Of the
frs, and second certificates. that the Panacea
has produced remarkable cures Of two Of the
most obstinate diseases resulting from impurities
Of the blood, viz: Erysipelus aud Scroluous
humor. That these diseases result from such u
cause and cannot be relieved unless the cause is
removed, no intelligent physician will deny !;
that they are obstinate and difficult TO cure,
there are too many affecting and melancholy
proofs in the commnnry, and that The Panacea
has effected cures Of them, and in cases Of long
- anding, the above certificates are sufficient
proof The two last, viz dyspepsia aud gene
raj debility, are among The most common and
Troublesome diseases with which tho community
are afflicted and give rise 10 great suffering, both
mental aud bodily. Ia will be seen that the
Panacea has produced certain and radical enres.
in long, bud cases OF that class by inserting
other certificates in our possession, we could
show the wonderful effect which this Panacea
has produced in all ihs Diseases for which we
recommend its use bnt this we think will be
suilic icnt io convince all who Can be convinced
OF proof
! Persons should be particularly cautions. if
they wish for the Genuine Medicine. Always
lie sure aud ask for the Dsndelion Pandcea, aRd
receive no other
| For sale wholesale and retail. by the propre-
tors. RANSOM n STEVENS, Chemist and
DWggisis. Arn'ory Hall building, 325 Washing
Ton street, Boston.
Also for sale by their duly appointed agents;
Newport, r. X. Hazard and X. J. Taylor.
druggists; BRISTOL, l.. W. Briggs, w. u. )
}ayley. druggists; Warren, WIN Parker
druggist; swsnscy. John a. Wood. Druggist,
and by druggists ihroughou, the Country.
July 30.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
CREAM JASMINE
FOR BEAUTIFYING TIE
CnMpIEXION

And renovaiing hnmors and freckles from
The skin, and blolchcs from the face-render:
the skin soft and beautiful. A. an apphca
iion after shaving, it is admirably odspicd-
as n perfume, il is indispensable for tie
:nllet.
For sale in Newport by
r. X. HAZARD, Drrro;s,s
II. j. TAYLOR,
| June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
Pure Extract of Sarsaparilla,

DREPARED by WIN. BROWN. Chemist
L No. 4Si Washington street, Boston. -
THIS Is an entire new preparation of Sarsa.
parIlIa, without being reduced by the addl
tion of sugar, 10 form syrup, rs IT IS known
by all that this very much reduces the ex
tract. 1t Is prepared by new steam appara
tns, that procures the strength without evapo
ration. h slhc only preparation now IN use
That our physicians may b" made acquante,
with its mode Of manufacture, II pamphle
has been published aud scut 10 the physl
clans that they may know lIs qualities. r"
:he pas, year il has been extensively recon
mended by them for purifying the blood. re
moving all humors, diseases "i The SKIN, eradl
eating mercurIal effects from the system
ulcers. &c. II is nlso extensively used iol
the rh"umatlsnI.
For sale in Newport by
X. r. HAZARD, D.,u,;.,s
L. J. TAYLOR, ! 'ss'''
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

Pride - seldom delicate, it will please
ITSELF wan very mean advantages ; and
envy feels NOT us own happiness but
when II Is compared with the misery of
others.