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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01


duty the collector or OF such other ocer AZ may be
depued for the purpose to attend at all reasonable times
at the request Of the importer importers his their
agent attorney deliver said goods from the public
priv ate stores in which they may be deposed but
delivery thereof or Of any part thereof shall be made
without permit in writing, under the hand Of the col
lector land naval officer where there is any ofthe por
TO obtain which permit the duties the goods fer which
the permit granted Except where goods delivered
for expectation only shall paid cash. and the
ofpayment shall be credited any bond which has been
payment shall have been fully made.
SEc7. And be II further enacted That no goods shall
be warehoused as above for longer period than
have been paid at the end Of years. according to the
bond the collector shall of them to be sold
puoS auction after ten days public notice Of such
and for the Of the costs and charges Of sale and
Of reasonable charge for storage where the goods shall
have been deposited In the public store; and after retain
ing SO much Of the proceeds Of said sale may be
say LOT the above purposes the collector shall pay the
any, to the owner or his lawful representative.
SEC. g. And be it further enacted, That importer
snail De permitted to deposte any quantity Of goods in
warehouse for the benefit Of this act to remove any
quantity OF goods from any warehouse when deposited
the duties which goods be deposited removed
AZ one and the same tme shall not amount at least one
SEQ o. And be further enacted, That If any ware
housed goods shall be rauduenty concealed n remov
ed FROM any public private warehouse the shall
be forfeited to the United Sa'cs and all persons convict
ed Of conceang or removing such goods Of aiding or
abett1g such concealment or removal shall be liable to
the same penalties which are now imposed for the raudu
lent introduction of goods intothe United Sates and IL
any importer or proprietor Of any warehoused goods or
any person in his employ shall by contrvaHce frau
duleny open the warehouse shall gain access to the
goods except in tbs Of the proper ocer OF the
customs acting in the execution Of his duty such import
er or proprietor shall forfeit and pay Tor every such Of
fence thousand dollars And person convicted oil
altering, defacing, obliteratng any mark or marks
which have been placed by any officer Of the revenue ON
my package or packages Of wsrehoused goods shall Tor
felt and pay for every such offence Ave hundred collars
SEc TO- And be II further enacted That the duties
all goods deposited in warehouses under this act in pack
ages of which the contents and quantities were ascertain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

'5IlAAS WI. STILLWELI~-A FhIadelphIa paper has
the the following paragraph -
Silas NJ. Stllwel u. s. Marshal Of New York and
whose able and powerful pen drew the original Bank
rupt Bill now in Washington, using all his influence
with the Senate and Others its the Sc
nate He stands A. No. with the Executive and the Sc
cretary of the Treasury thinks him fnancier of
order Their frequent private aproof
that the Secretary has the utmost confidence in Mr. Still
wells financial talents, well as the President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

90 AN ARTICLE CALLED HEWEs' NERVE
and Bone Lniment and Indian Vegetable Elxer for the
Rheumatism and Gout, has frequently under
notice which like the common herd Of mankind, have
considered of the many lcatchpsnny affairs got up
all we know, still continue to think so, had not anti
pathy to all patent Inducements been removed by seeing
the above article applied to friend who had been for
years cripple and who now walks erect When such
valuable article comes before notice. deem it
duty acquaint the public of the facts We refer them
for particulars to Comstock Co. II Maiden lane where
the remedy may be he'd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

o. 81 QUELQUUN DOUTAIT ENCORE DE
Peficatie du Beaume de Columbie de Oldridge, chez
COMSTOCK ROSS, % rue des Magasns pour fare
crore les chevsux empecher Ia chute tenir Ia ete
propre donne de la viguer la vegetation
capllair il neura qua essayer ois pour
vaincu de la verite adresser agents. ct voir
certificates des personies de la plus haute respectabe
qu ont eprouve les bons resulats de remede.-New
Orleans Bee
Ce Bauyul a vendre chez ComHock & Gle, Maiden
lane, No. 1l-dans Cettevile.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-25

reasonable enough 70 listen to the advice Of
his friend, and consent to stay till the en-.
suing day. The night was mostly spent in
preparations for his adventure, or in listen
ing to the advice of Captain y aldron, who
thought himself especially qualified to Judge
of the best method of proceeding in the at
tack of the Indians
Some there were who tried to dissuade
the young husband from the attempt to re-
cover his bride by force; as the savages,
they averred always murdered their prison.
ers when attacked. They told him it would
be best to send messenger to the Mo
hawks, who would doubtless, disclaim all
knowledge ofthe violence which had prob
ably been perpetrated by some stragglers
from their tribe, and negotiate for the re-
lease or ransom of the captive.
Bobert's blood chilled at the suggestion
that his rashness might accelerate the death
of his wife; but the negotiation for her ram
som would be uncertain and the period of
her release might be distant. He thought
that he could get along, surprise her cap
tors unawares, free her and hear her sweet
voice pronounce his name as her delverer.
As the picture frightened beneath his fancy,
he started from his seat & rushed out to see
if the morning light might not be discover.
ed. 1t soon dawned. and completely equip
ped the Indian, with his musket and toma.
hawk, and Robert with double barrelled
gun, sword. and plenty of ammunition, and
each carrying pack containing provisions
and restoratives for Mary, they set off on
an expedition fraught undoubtedly with
more real perils than the adventures of ma.
ny proud knights, whose deeds are recmded
in historic legends and emblazoned in the
eschutcheoBs of their descendants.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-25
@rHs Of gisGt5 ggoGame.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thr Lost Bri0e;
BY MRS. SARAH JANE HALE.
J. CO B B JR.

, LEGEND or THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27

;DR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable kgue Medicine.

& Sh!. n:!G certain cric tor tie Clnlis lnh
IA Fever 10 al! rs complicated lorni., ,al,o a'i
ci.sr,u,i runcI. tor l:.c;s oicrcry description.
Th:- hrIcinr has been used hy the pr"pr..
e,p.s unnbcr of years III extensive practice,
daring i.ic', uric hc has treated so,,ie thou
-and, OF case. OF fcycrS aud lroa The success
u IIl'. mode Of practice. hc 10 confident II must
and ic.E b. ;re prcvaI!m. practice III levers.
IL iicver i..i- Ia pct!Onn cure oi ChIl!s and
Fever IL. .I:.sT pAf.
Eai1ns, Tgphss, Nervous, CoHsestirc, htHter
and f4!i0,c tercr. I'll yield TO the Use of Ibis
Medicine, 80 are cured By this system of
pr:c;icr IA II -...itcr time und viii. mucn more
certainty ar hy my other system Of practcc
thai has ever been recommended.
CERTiFIC ATES.
SnyFT:ELp. fayci,e Go. Ala. Jan. 10. lSi2.
Dr. Champion Dear sir, have been
great iavct:tc of Dr. Sappington's Pills. and
unriI last fail lad not heard Of your pills. Your
ugcui has lcfi some in this country, and have
used them Ia ny practice to considerable ex-
tent. ard cau with pleasure say, that rs fur as
my kGUwicdge eXicnds, they are much supc-
ror 10 any medicine have used in cases Of
Fcycrs am 80 iorcibiy and liom personal
kro" ledge convinced of the ,aIutary and all
important effects o! your pills, that am ex
,rcmcly a:Sious 10 have you make an sgcn, in
this vicinity. There raa be large amount
sold hcEc for cash. Yours truly.
II. p. LEONARD, M, u.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
State ui South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TiIE COMMON EAS

St VI. W. u. l.. MILLER, who has been
So arrested, and Is now confined wrhin
the bounds Of the Jail of Edsctield District. by
virtue ola capas IL salistac!I nduin. ai the suit
of James Cannady, having filed his petition.
viii, schedule Oh oa:i. OF h's who.c estate and
ctic.,,. wi view U! "hLa.n.ng the benefit OF
the Acts Of the General Assembly, commonly
called the Insoiyan, Debtors Acts.
Public no,ice Is hereby given. that the peti-
ton oi,he saiG :. VI. W. ID. l., Miller will be
heard IN the Count Of Common Pleas ft,r Edge
field District al Edgefeid Ccur House, on
"Wednesday the iunr,h day o! October next, or
on such other day as the Court shalt order. dur
Ing the tenn commencing on thc frs, Monday
in Octnher ncxr, =; said lace and all The Gre
diIors nf SAID ). y. *. u. Z. Miller, are here
By summoned either personally or oy their at
,oruey. then ana lhcrc. in said Cocr,. 10 shcw
cause il any ;hry can. why the bcueG. oi tho
Acts afnrcsa!' should noths grained TO the said
=. N. ". y. l.. Miller. upon his executing the
assignment required Ivy the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, C. c.P.
EGgeG,!G c II. Clerks Cfce,
PIN Maich !Si3.
Jnn<. ($i7 G2ll 3m %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
(CIRCULAR.]
ITO Planters .S'sEefCA(e3a!S.

a BEG leave "a intcrin you, that cnGti:uc
III the WAREHOUSE Z and COMMISSION
BUSINESS ., my o.d s;nrd. .:n":"n as t!!:
WhT.R.PROO. WAREHOUSE. DeiGcn-
cd ls is j. ROM ot,'cr Dnl,ding.. rs l"cn'"" icn.
de.S II Gsn,iy o. ,:crrC ir"a. n:c, ~ II II was
fire proc. lae A.,,> nave bcrE elevated above
The high w...eI ,nI.A .. the grca. itcohe. oi
May, lao.
Plcn.crs will l!iGs ne secured rom .nc rrSs'
blity oficss and d'u,agr by irc-hcis.
avail myself OF th' pfe>in, crcJscn. TO :"-
turn my 'liuIiss tu nay 'ri.nts anh palrcnS, let
their literal suppnr' drung ,ac pasl seis"m.
sO,ici from ,icn. anu 'iir pubic generally Il
CONTINUANCE ~ ihs confidence, anI assure ,"a
that in return :of thrr pll.unasr. lm,I! Urc ny
best J,erscnal vdnrs ~ piumolc and pro'-ct
their int, res,s. cUEnT.ilcd iu NV charge. IN
add,licn 10 l,'s assui1rr' pcuac NY -ci' inht
viii IL no case pnr"i'rsc hale OF cotton, ii-
rrr,ly or In'iiTcc,iy. viii attend pcr-"irn'Iy q
;:is sale ari forwarding o! c.r,.Gn io Sa'aiin-h
~ CraIlcstu also. to The sale al Dncr., t'onr,
&c. nc. ant To the Receiving ana .urw l.jn'g
o. goods to tic up-ruun.ry. Having i i.ns
wharf attached 10 n.y Warehouse no waa:la!..
will be chaI ged "u cu,t0n I" NY care, either
Tor sale OF 10 b. forwarded 10 SI.Guaah ..
ChaTr Ion.
NV commissions fur lin. cotton. w'i! b.
- cents pes bale. ani i2t cents 20. 'osw ard
Ing | viii also attend 10 iac buying ut goods
per order.
Very respectfully, yours &c.
q. WALKER.
IlamLurs August ,. i5i3
August . 6n Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27

SsRsIeVFR,S SALE.


DY yir,uc OF suudry writs of Fierl Ia
Nd cias, | will proceed 10 sell at Edge.
field Court House, on the first MONDAY aud
Tuesday in October next. the following
property: ,....
Goodman VS. the same; the sume vs. the
same, one thousand acres oi land, more or
less, adjoining .auds off. w. pickens, aud
others. 49,.
John Co,hran, survivor, VS. Elizabeth
Mcmillan, the defendants inieres, IN two
hundred acres of land, more or less. where
she lives, adjoining lands Of John TraPP'
und others. =,
John Colhran, survivor, VS. james Nc
LILLIAN, the in,eres, OF defendant IN The
above two hundred acres Of land where
Elizabeth Mcmillan lives, adjoining John
Trapp. aud others.
]. ID. Nance vs Charles Powell. Senr.,
the tract of land where defendant lives,
adjoining Dudley Round;rcc, and Others.
Miner w. Gracey vs. Wm. Bridges and
r. T. Moore, adm'rs. of Samuel Moore
deceased, four hundred acres OF land, more
or less, adjoining lands Of Jacob Long
Wilson Shealey, and others.
William Brunsop, admir-. VS. John H.
Richardson. David Harris, and james Mii-
Ter, The tract Of land where defendant k,ch.
ardson lives, containing three hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining julius Day,
aud others.
Alilledse Golphin VS. Martha Prior, forty
acres OF land. more or less, adjoining
James Hammond and Stephen Wilson.
C. Burckmyer & TO. vs. J. NJ. Barren
ton, ono house and LOT, in the Town o!
Aiken, occupied oy James Black, said lot
lies in Edgefeld District.
Marlborough g. Robinson VS. Dawson
Atkinson, Philip II. Mlanlz, VS. the same :;
the Mechanics Bank. iudorser. vs. The
same. Owens & Finley vs. John Marsfand
D. Atkinson, the tract Of land.whetc deicn-
daut Atkinson lives, djuininS Aoner What
ley, and Others.
Robert r. Hunter assignee Of 5. Chris
tic, for the use of another VS. Ann Hail.
Joseph Woods assignee OF S. Christie. for
another VS. the same; one negro boy,
Touey"
I'D. Crauc s. Co vs. Rudolph Carter,
David NJ. Dunbar VS. The same; Edmund
Tate VS. the same; the same vs The same;
Michael Geauy VS. the same, Lewis
Ellzey and Elizabeth Garter; Charles La-
mar vs. julius Howard, John Howard aud
Rudolph Carter. five thousand acres ol
Iaud, more or less, where defendant K.
Garter lives, adjoining lands Of John Wise,
aud oihera.
Terms Cash.
Sent. 6 4, 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
SFaRRHEE,S SALE.

DY virtuc of sundry wri,s oil Fieri Fa-
Id cias, I will proceed to sell n, Edge.
field Court House, on the FIRST Monday ena
Tues Law in October rcxt, the following
property: c.,,..;,o
Tankerslcy aud George Tankers'ey' tue
tract of laud, where defendant Caihanne
Taukcr,ley lives, containing one ho"a'eu
aud fifty acres, moro or less.
Ceoree Lounax VS. Pugh Nix +; Jerome
cox va the same, aud Jehu Moacheti
Brapuou g. Mundy VS. push Nix, VIM.
Bailey and James Bailey VS. PuSh NIX !
ono negro girl, Nance, the property oi
Push Nix. Adam
Vose, Hampstead s. June VS. Marcus
Upson and Adua Johnson,l Two nee roes' VIZ:
Edmund and Martin, the fellow Edmund
is said 10 be good Blacksnith,and coarse
Shoemaker.
SleeIma, Il Merritt VS. Benjamin. Bar
ton, four hundred acres OF iand,' more or
less, where defendant lives, ADJOINING
lands Of Charles Holloy. and others.
James Edison VS. John Bridweil, one
wagon, two mules, and one mare.
B. F. Gouedy, T. C.vs Johu Marsh, ,one
tract Of land, lying on Big Horse Greek
where defendant lives.
Almond L. Fowler VS. Charles Il. Gar
ter, one bay horse. 49,.
Tillmau Watson VS. l.. J. Miles, one
rsvro man Scott, Que wagon and team OF
mules. -,
Wade s. Colhran VS. Rainfall Ramsey.
the tract OF land where defendant lives
adjoining lands Of Nathnniel Heude'son'
and others.
Wm. b. Hudson VS. James Spann aud
Jefferson yansaui, The tact OF lanh where
defendant Vansant lives.
Shelton Garrett VS. Philip Dunmre, tue
tract OF land where defendau, lived. the
wear 1872, adjoining lands Of Gibson Col
Inns. and others.
Bland & Butler VS. Charles Lomnr;
Wade Glover vs. the ealne /; Wyatt ti"!mes
br. VS. the same; VIM. J. Owens VS. the
same; the tract of land. where defendant
lives, adioinin. lands Of -.
Cochran s. sprouil VS. VIM. Hamilton
one hundred and eighteen acres OF land
more or less, where defendant lives, adloin-
lug lands Of c. Worthins,on, David Wal
ker, and others.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
C-.z~har n It
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
State OF South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN TIE COMTCH P.EIS.
EOHN MARSH. who is in tie custody
81 the Sheriff OF Edgeiied DisiricI.by virtue
OF Il writ OF capias ad dsalisiacienun,, n, the suit
ol Owens Il Finley, fnr the cuseof : Owens.
having filed ed his peti,ion in NY oase, with
schedule on oath, OF ms whole estate rcu! aud
pcr."nal for the purpose ol obtaining the
bencii, Of the Acts Of General assembly com-
mony called tie Iusovcul Debtors Acts:
Public NOTICE. IS hereby gwen, that The peti-
ton of l,.e -aid John Narsh Will be heard and
consider rcd IN The Cou,t of Common Pleas for
fds-EeiJ District. n! Ei;cGe!d Court House.
on lie srcunG ,ay of October next, or such
oilirr day OF Iiir next term .ar said Court ls
,Hlt Court u.1y d:.cci; AID MI the creditors OF
said JOHN Nar.h ain hey 'hy >irnmourd to ap-
pea; ihcI tIi lilcTc IN we said Court. 10 show
can..: irru. ;h5y cau, why The benefit OF the
tc's 'rrs;,li .nuul,! noI De- granted To the said
Joan Marsh. rpoT h!s GXccGtir: the assign
men, require! iy ,hr Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c. C. P.
c....'s DiEcf June u. iSI3
JUn-2s ($l7 t!4l 3m 22
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
DR. CHA MPEON'S

VEGETABLE, AN1I-BILIoUs. ANTI DYspEP-
TIC PURIFYING AND CATuARTIC PILLS,
Possessing four important prope,ties. for Mc
cure Of diseases, carefully and correctly combined,
one article 10 assist The effect Of another, for the
bca,6i cC Tie health Of mankind.
This medicine is recommended to the aticn-
ton of those afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Bilious habits, Costive-
ness. Cholera morbus, Rheumatism, Scrofula,
foul Stomach, DEPRIVED appetite, Worms, Com
sca. which is known by sinking sensa-
ton at the pit OF the stomach, Iaundice, Head
che aud sick stomach, palpltaton Of the heart,
DiarhGa. Dyscnicry, or hux, Nervous aiiec-
ton, Heart burn, White swelling, and all
those diseases arising from impure blood.
Price - cts. per box, and for sale by
FRAZIER & ADDISON,
Edg.feid e. H.. S. C..
RISLEY & CO. Hamburg, S. Z.
HAIiLAND, RISLEY, & CO.
Aagnsfd, Geo.
Also, in nearly all oil the ,orbs and villages,
aud BY num.!.G, cnnntry aecnls ia all tho
Western and Southern States
June % 6n %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EOJIIT'Y
Jacob D. Smith, Guard. ct. al -,

Jacob D. Smith, Guard. ct. ai' MN q. Sale
VS.. Du Jo' co
Oliver Towles, Guardian Of Of land.
pickens B. Viewer.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN iha, by.
lT virtue of an Order from the Court ol
Chancery, shall ofie, for sale to the lIghes.
bidder. a, Edgefield Court House on the first
Monday in October next, apart OF tie estate oi
Tho late Jonathan Weyet, situate III .'e District
art State aforesaid. on Miuo Creek, contain
in: eleven hundred acres, more pr less nd
Joining lands Of Jno. I. Marin. Johi ilerrr,
William Ruburn. Benjamin Rushinn and
o,hcrs, TO be sold in separate tracts il de''fed
by the parties. according to plots Of resusveT,y
to be exhibited on 'i:c day "r sale. OH cred. =
of one and two ycars, except the costs "hlch
mus, be pud in cash; the purchasers 20 give
bonds and personal security. and mortgages oi
the prrmiscs 10 secure t',, pischlsc money.
J. TERRY. C. L. L. b.
Commissioners Office.
Edgeiicli, Sept. 5. 1913. .,
September G (s4 sII) 4, 3a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27

A CERTAIN arl rlcctual cure for Ague
"a anu Fever: also usc'! successfully in the
treatment of Bilious Fever, Nausea. General
DcbiIy. aud Nervous. Weakness.
The u:Ds; lluticIiGg recommendations OF i!ils
Medicine have been received from many emf
ncEr p!y.!cian~ and others who have rSed II.
And il i presumed that u" mcdcIuc has ever
h-enr use! whose action hos been more bcncii-
cial, p!pasanr a.d lnysoTa',rs, and called fatIh
from afflicted sufferers such expressions Oi
heartfelt; gratitude AID '!rdnA!nlness. Persons
taking the Pills. soon ;i'.d themselves relieved
Chill hrokcn! Fever ."nc!! >ionachand
head free zud hrahhiu:'. Sncn:;h aud ap-
petite Increasing au! improving, a"d AL hcf
vuus weakness fled.
When taken according 20 The directions ac.
companyin. tten. they never :a,i 10 cue the
Chill and Fever Tie ii'sI Jay. and never sicSen
the stomach or ofc;Hc iror tie bowels
Their acrou upon tic whole system IS so
charming. ','a: person. ale Ia. iriaby surprised
AMI plrnsad ,,'.u .''cIr rapid and complete
rcs'urG;i"n - hcgiih.
The Pits lra purely rrl sc'c!. Vegetable :
and hr i.a1py comb u@r"h oi ine ingredients
and their proportions IL, stc!. as 10 produce
mrdirine " ;.:c!I rcvc! t"'.s 70 relieve w:icn
relief j. nj al aitaina!i'".
Fach box co:;an, - doses ~ Pills rTico,
Onc Dollar For s.i ~
uayILA,r, .!.sLEY y CO.
Agents, Augusi1. Georgia.
u. TiH1ErS.
Ia ..i. i. ."uIl l!.msc.
Dr.. ~. ". Gil.iER.
CarIo&rc Ponds.
Anr Ii Gm ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
State 0fSouth Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY.

Expar!e. Petition 10 sSbsii.
Dawson Atkinson & wife. inte a Trustee
Am hearing the pc;;non in his case. on
u y motion ON Bauske,t, Solicitor iur Pc
ritouer. Ordered. that i Rule be published III
the above case cor three months. in some pub.
he Gazette of this State, requiring the said
James Bowers. the Trustee named in the will
OF Casper Nail. Scnr.. of tho legacy bcqucntl,.
cd 10 the petitioner Marin Atkinson. 10 shcw
cause. If any he has. why the prayer of the
pc,iloncr shruli not he granted, by sub-ltn.
linz Or. William VI. Bui. Trustee. in The
stead the said lanes Bowers. Of The laid Ma
ria Atkinson nnd that III default Of ca,ise bcIii.
s!,ewm. within three n0nths from the iiIs, pub
licauon of this Rulc. an order pro conirsso be
catered against him.
J. JOHNSON.
9Th June. 1913.
CoNulssIoSER's OFFICE.
September :, lel3.
certify ,lia, The above is true copy OF the
original Order Of Court in this case, taken
from the minutes.
J. TERRY, CIT u.
September l3 3n S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
DALLAS Co.. Ala. April il4 1g43:


DIR. ChampioR:-Dear sir.-Of the pills
which received froni you, have found sale
Tor a considerable quantity. l think that j.
will be sickly here in consequence OF the wet
spring Your pills give such general satisfac-
uon here. that | am persuaded by my neigh
bors TO write to you for large supply Of both
kinds. II is now known that keep them,
aud people will come 80 or 80 miles for ,henrc
Please send them soon, as expect 10 sci! NIL
tha, have written for BY the time your agent
is around in July.
Yours with much respect,
BENAUAH KING.
Each box contains 81 pills, II Of which arc
sufficient 10 cure any ordinary case OF Chlls
and Fever. Price 81 %. and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-27
State Of South Carolina.
.ABEEViLLE DISTRICT.


wiiia" c, Black, HM s,,ic, for .de.oaH,. tan. "ad
!. l.. Pearson, & al &c.
HN pursuance olan Order. m.adc in ,i,lscasc
Il ut June term. ISi3. requiring the creditors
ofSamuel Caldwell. 10 appear before the Com
missioner. and prove their demands against
said estate. OH, or before the lirs, MonJay IN
November next. hereby app"int Saturday
The 2s,h dny of October next. The creditors
Of said estate will therefore take Notice TO ap-
pear before me and prove their demands, on
That day, at Abbevile Court House.
II. A. JONES, C. u. a D.
Commissioners Office. 20ih June, 1913.
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DE. w. el. BROWN,
Vi,c BoEm,ncr 1lnnurc Method.

Tilc BOlm'ner hnnI'Te Method
VA HIGH teaches now 10 maze 'eSe,an!c
w manure "''ho"' Inc a!d o' ,''c ',"c"'
IN from ID '"'o dhf''n! recourse "' i''''''u 'rt-
nenlal'on sci mo "c"o'' IL co'' from "'c'''
or 81.
And also to MAKE ompo%, IA a je'c days
And how TO mare u r'ch 'er'.!I%'n: i''!"h "al.t'.
"purIn, having The strength "!!l""i'hc ae!'i
qualities ol Urine.
With III. view o! graduain. The cost. 10 the
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EDsssesic Noslec,
Eroaa s. 'NGtts.

EFo29 s. Waits.
TE1HE subscribers have been made n
Il gents, for The South Carolina Manu-
factoring Company, for the sale u! iFelr
Iron aud Nails, which we now otler i"r
sale. a, our Store, al the following prices
tur Cash.
Iron Of all description 5 cts.
Nails all sizes 81 cts.
BLAND g. BUTLER.
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