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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-13

A New AssocIATIoN.-The mechanics
and laborers of New Y ork are forming in
a body, under the title of the Laborer's
Union Associa llUn. The association is
now large, and between SO and 80 new
members are admitted every meeting
night.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-13

a@The Miler,e paper published in N
Y ork. sui insists that the end of HE world
is al hand.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-13

a portion Of the message Of Governor
Porter was carried 10 PhlIadriph;a hy En-
press. The locomotive on the Columbia
Rail Road which carried the message is
said 10 have run 81 miles in one hour aud
81 minu,u+.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-13

RUMoR.--The Geor- elown ID. C.)
Advocate sass:-"ll is talked of among
the knon ing ones in Washington. tina,
Henry A. Wise is TO be nominated for the
mission to Mexico. vacant by the resigna
llon of Gen. v addy Thompson"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-13
THE ART OF SHOPPING.

] TIT' w Vt DFIOI ] IINO' ~ w tut Z
The plice of this article % inquired a deal
cid lady. "Seven sbillings!" she sxclaim-
ed "!'Il give you thirteen" ".Sepen
shillings," replied the honest ,radesman
lis the price of the article" 'Oh seven
seven shilimgs - The old lady sharply re-
joined; "rllglve you fve"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-13

WITTY. Who is lha, lovely girl
exclaimed the waggish Lord Norbury,
riding in company with his long-eared
i,iend. Councillor Granuarty. Miss
Glass" replied the barris'rr. Glass;
reiterated the Iace'ious Judge ''by the
love which man bears to woman, should
often become Intoxicated could place
such glass to my Ups"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-01-13

GS~The Lancaster Union & Sentinel, an
an'-masonlc paper. has passed into the
hands Of Mr.. Henry Montgomery. formerly
Of the Harrisburg Chronicle. Mr.. NJ. is a
sound whig, ard see ng that Mr.. Clay is
to be nominated. has placed his name al
the head of The Union" IN lieu OF Gen.
Scott, which had been kept flying at its
mast head whilst under his predecessors
control. The old Guard" is consoli-
dating all her strength for the campaign.
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Epta1ieS.

In the morning think wha, thouhast to
do, aud at night ask thyseE " hat thou
hast done.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-08
alum Spring Pills, {.
FIR ne Ctlre of pS ia, II sScrof an d

For HE Cure Of D!ysrep psia, y scrof futasF and
- 5. Liver Diseases. 10. J.
EIlHESE sPILLS7are; pared by Dr..
II S. r. Campbell fromithe swaterof,
the highly celebrated Mineral Springs in
sRocEbfidge counlysi Virginia, called the The
Alum Springs.
8 These Pills, likeEihe water from which
they are prepared, are a diuretic;, promot.:s;
ing the secretion ofArine and an Alternative.
The secretions of the. glandular
system generally, and particularly OF the
liver. They act gently, but eftec'ualllly
upon;tEe bowels, after Two or three days
use of them, producing copious dark, bill
+ Elious evacuation. q, 80. ~: i
They also .eHectra determination to The
surface, increasing the perspiralion; there.
fore, they are! great purifier Of The blood,
aud equaliser Of 1.-The circulation. Each
pill is equal to common glass of the wa
ter. They should be taken before each
meal, and from six TO ten or twelve should
be taken in the course Of each, day. for a
fortnight, andlhen omit them for The same
period. For the cure ofthc above diseas--
es, perseverance in tho use Of these Pills.
is ali Important; and if they are persever-
insly used, every alternate fortnight, acule
may more certainly he expected, than un.
der any other treatment heretofore disco.
yered, except from the use OF. the water,
from which they are prepared, ,leilher by an
attendance at the Springs or otherwise.
They very speedily cure ,diarfhoeas, at,
tcuded with ncidity Of the stomach, and
are very useful remedy forlhe summer
bowel complaint in children, as also for
expellins worms from children. From one
to four should be given in three equal por--
lions each day, to child under siS years,
according TO age. When given 10 children,
they should be powdered and mixed with
syrup. These Pills are easily taken, hav-
ing no: nauseous .tasie, are perfectly safe
in all cases, where active fever does not
exist, and do NOT sicken. persons while using
lhem ,e IS. r.. R.<CAMPBEIL,
For sale. by J. D.. TlBnETTs, Edsefield
Court House, South Carolina. 9. - -.
April IL, IT IL
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a CERTAIN. and effectual cure Tor Agne;
tn. and Fever; also used successfully Intheg
treatment of Bilious Fever, Nausea, General.
Debility, and Nervous w Weakness5i II III q,
st. The most tfatteringlr recommendatlon of this
Medicine have been received from many emi
nent Physicians and others; who have nsed it,
And it is presumed that no medicine has ever :
been used whose action hos been more benef:g
cial, pleasant and invigorating, and called forth
from afflicted sufferers such expressions of
heartfelt gratitude and:thankfulness, Persons
taking the Pills, soon find tbemselye yes relieved :
Chill soken! Feverg gone Stomachand Z
head free and healthfuli {! Strength and ap-
petite increasing and improving and all ;nere
yous weakness fled. 81 = x
$ When taken according to the directions acg
.compauying them, they fail to cme the
Chill and Fever the first day, and never sicken,,
lhei stomacblor operate uponithes bowels.
) Their action upon the 4 whole system is so {;
charming. TINT persons are invariably surprised )
and pleased with their rapid and complete
restoration to health. = ". y
The Pills are purely and solely Vegetabiej;;,'
and the happy combination Of the ingredients
and their proportions are,such as to produce: I
medicine which never fails to{relieys when;
relief is at all aitainable1 2 ~ II & II: ..3l
Ench. box. contains 20, doses of Pills Pnce,.
One Dollar. For sale. by ~
~ HAyILAND, 3RIsLEYs& CO.. y, =
Agents, Augusta, Georgia. ,'..
j. J.sD.sTIBBETS,
Edgefeld Court House. ~
~ DIR. w. yGElGER,y es.i.
Cherokee Ponds. Sc
AO1 16 60 - 49,; I'm r. % ss5,
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EHVsDlcDSlN.,

FMy 0 soothe the sufferings OF humanity, TO-
ameIorute the pangs of disease, is the
grand object Of medical science. This is eff.
cieully demonstrated in the healing virtues Of
DIR. BENJAAlIN IN=BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
The-cures effected5by this medicine would tll
volumes. fWs~
Views on Indigestion as a source of various
Underlined and Irregular Nervous Sensations >
ellis, small at first, grow larger from delay,
"And slowly eat their sad and cankerIns way;
/" Thus by successive throes, the frame is torn,
IT'LL health and peace Of mind alike are gone"
THE nerves oflhe human body-those neces-
snry and mysterious agents which Immediately
connect man with external r1atnre-are slngu-
larIy prone to have their functions dlsordcred
by an oppressed condition Oft the stomach; the
minute termination oIiliat portion OF the nerves
expanded upon the organs Of digestion convey.
ing the morbid impression 10 the Brain. And
although the Head can, undoubtedly, like other
organs, be the seat OF primary disorder yet, 10
The great majority Of cases, The uneasy sensil,
tions there experienced are symp;omalic OF
disordered Stomach; and, further, there is abuii-
dant evidence to prove that. erndltles IN the
Stomach and Bowels can, in every grade OF
human existence give rise to spasnodic aciion
in every organ of the body; and whether we
survey it in the agonisiug form of Tic Dolreanx
the alarming convusions of the Epileptic
seizure-or in that irritable condition Of the
nerves ofthe heart occasoning nervous palpi.
tntion-they can all frequently be traced to the
source above mentioned. and be cured by mild
evacuant and tonic remedies. To. relieve
state ofso chsuGerlng and distress (in which
body and mind also participate) )BRANDRETH
PILLS are confidently recommended as, by
combining aromatic tonic and cleansing pro-
per,ies, they remove all oppressive accumnla-.
lions, strengthenhe Stomach, induce healthy
appetite, and impart tranquility to the nervous
system: and in TACT, by their general purifying
power upon the blood, exert most beneficial
influence in all cases Of disense. Read the fol-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-05-08
DYSPEPSIA CURED.
BENEINGTON, VI. Dec.

BENNINGTON, VI. Dec. 9TH, lS45.
Dear Sr:-I wish You to aud my lcstlmo'
nv to the host of others that you have, in favor
OF your valuable Pills. nthe year Of 1888, L
was attacked with that disagreeable complaint,
the DYSPEPSIA. which so affected me that l
could not take the least particle OF food, with.
ont the most unpleasant and uncomfortable
sensations in my chest. head and bowels My
chest was so sore that i could not bear the
slightest pressure without giving me pain. My
! health was most miserable';l many physicians
told me they thought was in the consumption,
and that If did not give up my business, and
change climate, could llvebuta short time.
tried every thing in the shape of medicine,
and consulted the most skiiful physicians, but
found no permanent relief became dlsconr-
aged, gloomy, sad, and sictoflife and, proba.
bly,, ere this, should haveEbeen in my grave,
had not fell in wtllsyour precious medicine,
A friend of mine, who had been sick of the same
ompaint, advised me tostry your pills; but,
having tried some other medicines without Oh
tanning any relief, had but little faith that your
Pills would bc Of benefit TO me but, at his
carnect solicitations procured box and COM
menced taking them. .za
The first box producedlit little OF no effect, and
Ibegan to despond, for fear,that your medicine
would prove like olhersI have taken; but my
friends argued that one was pota fair trial, and
! purchased second, and before I had taken
the whole box began 70 1periencea change;
the pain iii my chest began 10 be less painful
and my food didnot distress me as much as for
msry. went on taking them until lhad ia
ken six boxes, and my DYSPEPSIA was GONE,
and my expectation Of so early death vanished,
and felt a "ncw creature." was then, and
am now, healthy man. have never since
been troubled with the Dyspepsia. have ad-
ministered your. Pills 10 the members ofmy
family and to my friends, and in all cases with
good success. You Gun publish this if it will
be of any use to your II am, dear Sir truly
yours, S's:tt - t;ssa zi
u. COOK -Publisnerofthe State Banner.
4 Principal Office 24I Broadway, N. Y a
fresh supply just received by the following
agents. BLAND d BgTLER, sEdgefeld c. H.,
US. 81 D. G. SlnyIey,. Meeting streets John
McLaren, Abbeville G. H.; L. D. MerrIman,
Cokesburry; Whitloek, Sullivan 81. Waller,
Greenwood; Coleman aLipscomb, New Mar
ket, and s. D. Clarke d Co., Hamburg.
Price 25 cents perbox with full directions.
i;GT. See Agents certificate. a.f
;: March Esj,a Es...gs,s: At II
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] IUEcoNoMY { ECoNoMYMn
THE SOUTHERN .MEDIC1L
Es % GA af "a, ES d o.

a V ~ Eaz1L n LIB " W. IA
FM2HE Subscriber having anticipated the
4 "a puhcaionnf 4ilis MEDICAL POCK
Ell ,BOQK,p ,preparctl expressly for the South
crn .Slntes, bnt. being disappointed in publish
ing j, as a book. now proposes TO issue the
work in sheets, lwice,a mantI, unll the whole
work shall be c0mpleled.. Each Qlnmber 'wll
comprise So duodecimo pages, ON excellent
papel. making, when completed. about 300 OF
BIO pages, This method las been adopted
because tits the cheapest aud safest mode by
which the work can be deliycred,o subscribers
The principles of Medicine, Disease, Prac,
ticc, and theory, so far as relates to the Botanic
remedies, are full aud comprehensive. In fact,
the Medical Pocket Book is so arranged asto
render every man, or head OF family quclfed
to act as their ewn physician. ss,ss
In nursing the. POCKET BOOK upon the
public, he deems it only necessary TO statc. thai
(not as heretofore the work will be free from
Mysterious Tccllncalities-n,id that all the
light within the reach or comprehension of the
writer, has been plainly set forth. Disease,
with the varioms Treatments. preparations for
and application to, are rendered so easy no one
who reads eau fail 10 comprehend. This course
has been pursued in all the divisions OF the
work, particularly in Anatomy, which is con.
densed from volumes of seven aud eight hun.
dred pages, down 10 compass 0i, perhaps, be:
tween thirty and fifty pages-embraclng the
major; and most important functions, internal
and external of the human frame. 1t will be
found to answer the purpose for which it is
designed and lis adaptation TO all classes. ages
and sexcs-aud will prove TO be a companion
10 all who may consult It's pages either theo.
retical or practical T.,
C.iI ,I,o
crai parts Of the work will appear. and the
different subjects that will be therein contained:
viz.
/. Preface, History and Theory of the Bo-
tanic Practice.
2. Practice Of Medicine.
8. Botanical Maier!a Medlcu.
4. Compendious Anatomy.
5. Obstetrics, abridged.
6. Dispen: :atory.
Z. Popular and valuable Recipes, between
100 and 200
8. Surgery. abridged.
9. Comprehensive Glossary.
10. Index arranged for each part separately.
The iirsl form of the work will be issued
about the first Of May. Those who wish to
avail themselves oftlle Work will forward their
subscriptions. through their respective post
officcs,-PostnaSlers are authorized to forward
letters containing money. for publication Of
this kind, free Of postage.
The work, when completed, can be bound
in any style To suit The taste OF the purchaser.
Terms-For single copy, 50 SO. Five
copies, $40. Ten copies. $l7 Twenty CO.
pies. $50. Thepo,,age willbe the same as on
newspapers. Each number will be carefully
folded in au envelope, and forwarded 10 each
subscriber separately.
Address, free Of postage,
F.S. BRONSON, LaGrange, Ga.
Those editors who receive this prospectus
will confer favor by publishing it in their CO.
lumns for few weeks. The numbers Of the
Pocke, Boot will be sent to all who publish as
March 81 IF O.
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J :EiiTlHE FIFTHsVOLUME.
KHas;,a,aah hasa.a. .,VO,2kil.,aleel. I J !,
q. oF5THE .,,y = 3

HyOUR years have nearly elapsed slEcs ..,e
z Hh Journal first made Its appearance o Deloie u
generous pnbIici and althong ,liayln 2. Y g me,
with due portion fsupport, the Edl'oI ~ Woula Y m
at this time, invite. the attention OF MS olu
friends, and those who may feefa desire OF sI sas.
tanning his efforts, and extend additional e1-
couragement to5lend a helping hand towards wa rus
the commencement Of a new volume.
We make an earnest appeal to our lrlenas
in Sonth Carolina. as well as those in other
States, TO assist us in the circulation oil Inc
5Jbur,,al. and clear away those ,oseds that nave
crown around the old Palmetto Tree. Now
that we have preferred Henry Clay to Martin
Van Bnren,. we can only expect q desperate
effort to be made to crush us, and consign the
HAMRuRa JOURNAL to oblivion. Though we
fear not those who would injure our interest,
because the more we are trampled on. the bet
Ter we will thrive: still, we wish to have The
consolation of knowing that our course meets
with response from the hearts ofireemen. 10
conduct Press in! South Carolina in opposition
to the established mandates Of those who die.
tate. is like trcading oni,he forbidden ground
of some eastern mosque-no christian dare pass
it, unless barefoot. Yet ace have dared to make
\ venture OH this: land, and ferret out that
which should beremoyed.
And now we leave our cause IN the hands OF
our friends; land present our efforts to their con-
sideration, lotsny, whether we must be dlsap..
pointed OF be supp orted with libcraty and
kindness. - 80
The Journals published once week. at
the very low price oirwo DOLLARS per nnnun,,
in advance, and contains at least twelve columns
of reading matter.
Will onr brother editors.;o of either party, ex-
tend a friendly act. by giving the above few
iilserrions Z a>stsJ. MARLBOROUGH. 4
Hamburg. S.. c., sIlarch, lS44.
March 27 If
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Cheap Cash Store, e.,

Il H-rls-
Something 10 Your Advantage. IS, s. !.
YEyHE Subscribers having received 31sil sup !,
q ply Of SPRING GOODS. 3bsgIlease ,,s 10 !,
inform the public that theytslil sell eneap',ips
twenty. five percent than. ever.
- Thar Stock consists IN part Of
Calcoes ats, 10, 125 cents, super ao n az ~ ~
Super6ne English q ffencn el aS :. a.. ~ 80
Hose atI21, fine do 5pairfof 81,
Nankeenat 81 25per piece,
Pautaloon Stufs at l25, 10 ana ~ cenls'
Fine Gambrooms A, super 624,
Linen Drill, 25 cents. per yard,
ga Brown Sheeting IS cts pryard
Snperfne Laces, very cheap,
Super Irish Linen. so to IS cents,
Superior Scotch Cling CHAINS, 3Ii,
French Muslins, yard wide, 70,
Sup. sup. do 4-4 wide 40 cents,
Heavy Fringes, very cheap,
Gent'msn half Hose. 12a cts pr PAIR,
CLOTHING.
Cotton PantaIoons as cents atGs$J, -
Linen Drildo 81 90 sup. Gam6rooi 90 4 = - "a
Vests62s, MarseiIles ! 20, sup SIX = 70
Goats L so, fine Ginghams 2 5o, paito,s,
Aspleiljid assortment OF SHOES, -iN at ai y
.sf5;t pfices, equally low. sl'.,t
cords Spooi Cot,oni a superior article oi
Z. a!4ta e 200 yds9at l564 per dozen, Is y
Super Straw Bopnets at s 50,
Segars, superior article, 25 cents per dol
Sup. article of HATSzatS2,W White 40 S3
Excellent Coffee and Sagar al ~ lbs ior >
--ALso--ts.s = & 4. :,
Medicines Crockery. Groceries, CNtlery.
Hardioare, 1iin,rare, Saddles and
sses'aiseB Brides, Sc. Sc. &c..
AS we hold stillto the Motto, thai "a nsAasfe
pennp is better than slow shilling. we as.
sure those that will favor us Wititsa cali 'tllal
they will be satisfied with our prices.
iA1@ J.COHNss& Co..
Edgefeld c. House April IL ~ u
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Gertrude Riley, & Sophia !
MI. SAWYER. rs.

Gertrude n Riley, & Sophia
George 9, U.s.. y. Sawyer, VIII, BH50T Partition
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the
IL Commissioner, that John H. Allen and Joi
cy his wife, defendants in this suit, reside with
out this State: On motion, by Mr.. Wardlaw
Complainants' Solicitor, ordered, that the above
named Defendants, do plead, answer or demur
10 the CompIainnnts said bill, within three
months from the publication hereof, or the said
bill will be taken pro confesso against them.
s, S. TOMPKINS, C. E.E. D.
Commissioners Office, Feb. %, I944.
Feb. % les. 3m
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EP6SayFRHES. &C..

EHyHE Subspf pfibers, ,respc ctfully inform their
!. friendsand The public. .tbatthey hiIye re-
ceived a large and fresh supply Of GOODS
selected by one flhe5 firm, in Neg York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charlestonf
which in addition 10 their former .stoc k. CONF
prises the largest and best tassortmenlo Goods
ever offered lnsthis market, consislng inpart
as; follows: y s#5 8: rs
u y 40 hIids! Porto Rico. New Orleans and
y ST Croix Sugars. 5Sl5 x. ss.l
$50 bags Rio, Cuba, Porto Rico, st. Do
/, mingo, Java, and Mocha Coffee, ~ -
s 70hhds. West India Molasses,
10 tierces Cuba sdo.s9 s
= 4. 35. bbls. New Orleans do. q ~ 81
Z 10000 lbs. Bacon, Hams, s ides& Shoulders,
y $4,000 Swede Iron, assorted sizes, c'
) 5000 "+ English do g
5000 9. Bandsand Hoop Iron, ~
.f- 5000 I" Nail Rods 81 Horse Shoes!iapesi
2,0O0F" Cast, German, & Blistered Sioel
200 sets Wagon Boxes,
100 sacks Salt, (bleached Sacks
2,0O0bishels Saltsin bulk, e: g
$50 pieces Gunny Bagging, ~ { & \,
1,000lbs. Bagging Twine, (Weayer's,) J ss
$50 coils ManilaB Bale Rope, u 50 s
4 100; do Hemp do do ii$iys
1,500yaids OsDabnrgs,
5000 lbs .-doube.refned Loaf Sugar, !, Il
5000 g &. s.; Q. g 8, crushed do. Il ~
30O0.".. powdered. do. (.
1,OOO"@ single refined Loaf do, -.
20 boxes Turpentine Soap, ~
= 10 g Sperm Candles, q
20 /" Hull's patent Candles,
5 tierces fresh ground Rice ,t =
1900. lbs. White Lead No. i Union Mills
25 bbl. Canal Flour, Choice brand, !.
40 doz. dining, parlor, rocking and
children's Chairs,
-. 7cases. Hats and Caps, &
$50 casks Stone Lime. (in fine order I,
90 kegs Dupont's EFF g Powder, s
1000 lbs: Bar Lead, g. -. ~
Oboxcs Window Glass sx10&, 10xl2,
100 bags Shot, assorted sizes, = !,
$500 pairs Shoes, fg.- t;.,
Tea, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Chocolate. Gin.
namon, Almonds. Starch, ,Nntmegs, fine chew.
ing Tobacco, Negro Cloths, Blankets, Shoe
Thread, Cotton Yarn. Cotton Cards., Wool
Cards, Tacks, Sleeves. Plough Lines, Indigo,
Madder, Blue Stone,t Copperas; EPSON Salts,
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil, a Superior article
Trace Chains, Fifth Chains, Smoothing Irons,
brass bound cedar Buckets, horse Buckets,
Pals, Tubs. Keeers, Willow Wagons, nests
Measures, Feathers, sc. &c, &c. ..,t,,gs ~
~, SiBLEY& CRAPON. I
Hamburg july, /, 1e43. If %
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State Of. South Carolina.
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT. II.
John: :RoclIell,
IN EQUITY esl'. y

..'r.-,' rIIS L V " L p - III =, !!
John'Rochell, @0 Bill for Partd-
us a5s tion, dceoant
James a,s2. T9nti's' Es''r. and ;nsa, asa SsIIle-
MT appearing 10 the satisfaction ofthe Com
q missioner, that Henry NJ 'Tomkins; Fran
els Tomkins aud Sarah his. wife, Pocahontas
iTomkins. Pow haitian Tomkins, Elizabeth Tom
'kns, danghterof Francis Tolnkins, deceased
John. Tomkins. Of Tennessee, and Susan his
/; wife, r. NJ. AlcGufley, and Churlsey his wife,
s. II. Saunders, and Eliza his wife, Patsey
Squres, Israel Morris, and Anna, late Anna
Sgures. his wife, Ezra Squres, Ira Sqrires,
Anraniinter Squires, the three last named
being children Of said Anna Morris, Bar
thoios,iew S.tiAdams, Ophelia Barker, VIII
liam Adams, James Adams Thomas Adams
James Atchison. and Sarah his wife, John Glib
son, james StalIsworih, Galloway Stallswortl,,
Park StalIswor,h, Jackson Stal lsworth, Nicho.
lns Stallsworlli, and Nancy Stallsworh, de-
PENDANTS inlthis suit reside without the limits
of this State; On motion. by MIR. Bauskett
Complainant'sS Solicitor, ordered, ,thatthe above
named Defendants do plead, answer, oride-
mur, to the Complninanl's said bill, within
three months from the publication hereof; or
the said bill will be takeh pro confesso against
them. !,
!. Commissioners Office, Feb. 8. 1e43. ,.'
:. Feb, Ia iiti,, t'tsf y" 3m
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Bland g. Butler,

a RE NOW receiving and opening theirfls''d;
IA supply.of
Spring & SGgaaanaeT Goods,
which ,wi,hth former Stock, renders 1hcir
assortment complete. and 10 which they res:
pectfuy invitelhe attention ofthcir customers,
and the publicl generally. ~.
We will no. pretend 10 enumnrate articles !;
Cal and we will show tllen, 10 you; ii,you do
not buy, it shall not be our fault.
wouldavail ourselves of this opportunity
totender our sincere thanks to those whohare
so literally patronized us, andinvi,c.hy a stlict
attention to our business, and their interest, a
continuance of tina, patronage.
March 81 IF Q
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State Of South Carolina.

EDGEFlEID UlSIRlCI.
pY JOHN HILL. Esquire, Ordinary
I'D of Edgefeld District.
Whereas, William Zimmerman hath APP
piled to me for Letters of Administration,
on all and singular the goods and chatlels,
rights, aud credits Of Henry Zimmerman
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admon'
ish all and singular the kindred and credit
tors oflhe said deceased, to be and appear
before me, at our next Ordiuary's Court
for the said District 10 be holden al Edge
field Court House on the 18th of May
1874. to show cause, if any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this ;26lh
day Of. April, one thousand eight hum
dred and forty -four, d in the sixly.eighth
year of American independence.
- JOHN HILL osE.'DsP
May I, 1914. [S2I2I s2t Id