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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-12
OY'NTE " =. SC.

A FRESH supply Of Oysters, Cheese,
IA Rice, and Rosin and CASTLE Soap, just
received by GEO. RAENHAL.
Sep. 25
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-12
THRESHING MACHINES

of all descriptions. Also,
WAGONS, PLOUGllS, HARROWS,
GRAIN CRADLES,
and all other Agricultural Implements gener-
ally used in this section Of country. Repairs
of every description done at the shortest notice
and upon the most reasonable terms.
! am also prepared to execute at the shortest
notice, and in workman-ike manner, the
Turning If from NMN steel,
such as Mill Spindles, Machine Irons, SC.
take this occasion to return my thanks to
my old customers for the liberal patronage bes-
towed upon me, and am determined, by close
attention to my business and moderate charges,
to merit continuance of the same. also
ask all who are in want of any article IN my
line of business, to give me call, and am
sure they cannot fail to be pleased with my
work and what is very important conside-
Grafton in these hard times-,ny charges.
take pleasure in referring to the following
gentlemen--all of whom have tried my work:
Col Thomas Hite,
Edward Lucas, Jr., of Edward, 1agarsor
William Moore, Esq.
Jacob Morningstar, Esq.
Jacob Newcomer, Esq.
John P. Walters, Esq pox,,,,,,
Abraham Williamson, Esq.
James II. Burns, Esq.
JOHN J. HENsHAW.
Nav Is. lS45-y
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"a coy as an Apprentice 70 the Prihting
n bdsiAess. One from the country aud
eyed ssoat 70 years would 81 preferred. =
APPiy Immediately
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o. Q. WooDMAN ( 60.
For Sale at this 0Hioe-

A few copies of Notes and Observations
a suggested b. reading Pamphle, an
titled ..The Unity Of the Church: The Min
islry; The Apostolic Succession: three dis
courses, By ihs 81. Rev. James HerVes
DIZZY. Bishop Of Tennessee By Rev. A.
B. LAWRENCE, a. Ma Minister az he
Presbyterian ChuIch, Of Yicksb0rg. Price,
IS cents per copy
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PREPARED FOR THE PROPRIETOR By
O K. TYLER, Chemist,
Corner cf EaSl Baltimore and High SIS
Baltimore.

Baltimore.
LR GORDON'S PILLS are truly the sick mans
fIsa.. Nn traveller or Family should be without
sem. II eir timely adm ai,tration will prevent
uIca pain and saaerl"g, and save many valuable
Us g.
These Pills were compounded by Dr.. Gordon az
Ter years Of strdy and careful observation upon tie
r4lu-o lf different medicines, ard the effect which
p-otGce upon different constitutions in various
rta q disease. They have been extensively used
- NC % our mos euinent phyHcians, and by
rtay private f,Eh les for several years; a1d such
h.s Jtci tr So ifac.on which they have given, that
]; Is frniy b. loved tI,at the vegetable ISingdom
ros' rot m So Any materials tor purg We TIE l.
ia which snrpasses '1r general use, those ofwich
'..-sr ? Is are coAposed. They do not contain
o.. cDel, hioicury any mineral preparation; but
t'e composed entirely Of concentrated ve-etube
z;ract', carefully prepared and SO combined as to
ia Certqi-. SAFE aud Easy ~ their OperGti0R-
should il be otherwise, the stomach aud bowels con.
tain foul and acid bilious maiteE-showiDg great
necessity Tor purgatire medicine
Tho Bowels being tie Ptiucii al channel through
Whirh great p7rtnn Of the impurit &c Of the sys-
TEN are discharged il Is evident that whatever acts
he .rfcislv on ihe4n must be conduoiSs % health
AID tAe Bowels are the most ed, ctua, and Ia
fac almost the only way by which general i'm
pressi1a cal be nads upon the SYSTEM il l. perfect
" Reasonable 10 suppose, that nearly al diseases
" y be curei- or at least, much ben, fitted by
JICieious use OF pUgauve medicines. IL a physi.
eau IS called % patient, what is the fr.t thin
done? lie preserves dose or two OF purgatfve
u.ed zines; aid then, afer day or Two, II tie pa.
ten' is no better, he gives 10 another dose Of pur-
g9tive medici e. AMI On doing some other little
thiugs-but ihe main reliance Tor cure is upon.
ihe eject Produced by purgative medicines There
t're II you are SICK, delay not, bat take few doses
Of Or. Gwdot's Vegetable Family Pills, aud be
again restored to health. Price IS cents per Box
FOR suie IN Yaz o CITY Nv
o. D. tVOODM.aF& CO.
and c. @. .NeKESSEN.
And IN Benton ey u. s. w. LfNDHAIM.
may Is, 1916. 4j-em.
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College in jackson, Mississippi

College in jackson, Mississippi
EENbIS Institution now in successful eper>
n alton, in this city. opened Tor the recep-
lion of Students. in that commodious builds
ing known as the Eagle tsoiel. on The 18th
January last, and in connection with il
Preparatory School in which those Y no de-
sire It, may have their sons and wards ouali-
led for the common business of life, OF pre-
pared 10 enter college.
FACULTY.
T. C. THORNTON, D. D.. PREstpkxr ard
Professor of History. Political Economy, In~
ard Moral Philosophy.
Rev. NORMAN W. CAMP. A. n, Profes.
sor of Ancient Languages and Rhetoric.
J. II. PUGH. A. III. Professor OF Maihe.
mates and Civil Engineering.
JAMES B. G. THORNTONt N. D. Pfo-
lessor Of Naturd History Experimental Phi.
iosophy and Chemistry. who also iskes 4
class OF Medieal Students.
Hon. DANIEL MAYS, I. L. D. Professor
OF Laws
LOUIS JULIENNE. Teacher of the French
Terms Of Tuition.
For Orthography, Reading. Writing .Ariths
metic and English Grammar. in the junior
division Of the Preparatory School, 60 IS
per session or &sS co per snnum.
These with Geoeranhy and Algebra in the
Senior division thereof eli &c ner session
or SIS 90 per ann0m.
For the Ancient Languages. or in the Col.
lege classes SIS 90 az Is per anppa.
erModern Languages ana Music are ex.
ira charges,
The tuition Zee in The Professional classes
IS $4e 90 for The 3ear, b Be paid IN advance:
= Naltlcalation Zee Of five dollaEs, must
q pad ~ each eluaeat when he enters he
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-03
DIR
VIC All FEVER AND sss |s
AND ANTI
Pill

OF ell the remedies ever discovered for
The safe, certain and effectual cure Of the
Ague and Fever. or Chills and Fever, none
have more meri,ed and received the appEo~
baton Of the Public than Mese Pills, Up
wards or Eighty Thousand Foxes have been
sold, in only Six Staiee, within the last
twelve months, and over 90 900 Boxes OF
these have been sold ia the State of Alabama
alone. The Proprietor has never known a
single instant where these Pills have failed
10 cure the Chilis and Fever, where they
have been used strictly according to the di;
rections accompanying them. One box OF
;hese Pills is generally sufficient TO cure two
common caseg of ohills and Fever.
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P80PO9A1g
rAv F.nlarefng aud Extending che
Circulation
or THE
KAZOO CITY WHIG.


AT the solicitation Of many Of
our friends, and a desire on our
part to make our papera useful me-
dunn Of communication to the pub
lie generally, we have determined
to ENLAGE AND OTHERWISE IMPROVE
THE APPEARANCE OF THE ''YAZOO
CITY WHIG," so as to make it
moro worthy Of a general circula-
ton among the people Of the inter-
lior.-Yazoo City is the trading and
shipping point of large, rich, and
populous section of country, and the
facilities afforded at this point for
collecting the latestevents that trans
lpire in the political and commercial
world, hold out inducements, for
the public to sustain a journal at
this place devoted to the advance
menl of its interests.
We have labored faithfully,
Through evil report, and through
lgood report Cor the last ten years
in publishing a paper in Yazoo
City and, during that whole period,
what patronage we have received,
was voluntarily and generously
rendered, without an effort on our
part to obtain it. Our interests arc
identified with those of Yazoo City
hero VIC have reared a family
land, here we expect to end the bal
lance Of our days.
To effect the improvements
contemplated in the Vino, eshall
necessarily be compelled to incur
considerable extra expense =; and,
to enaEYlo US to do this, we have
. issued this PROSPECTUS, with tho
view to add additional subscribers
to our list.
i We have determined to make
the WIG worthy of liberal and
generous support ard, we now
lcall upon our friends to use their in
J, fuence and aid to accomplish this
=, obiect. Two or three hundred ad-
u ditionai subscribers, and more E1-
TENDED patronage from our adVer.
Using friends viii be alI-sufficient.
Our arrangements are such, that
E VIC can confidently assure cur pat
&c rors that they shall net be disar.
pointed in their apprenticeship
y Vine shall 10! BIO inferior 70 any
re of its contemporaries, IN the QU&L.
= n ITY and QUANTITY of reading mat
St ter it contains, or In the BEAUTY
:. and ACCURACY of It's MECHANICAL
e. EXECUTION. We have engaged
the services of several gentlemen,
eminently qualified, to be regular
contributors to It's columns-wc
: have, also, engaged the services Of
! several commercial gentlemen, OF
:, New Orleans, TO furnish Us with
e ACCURATE reports of the markets,
= Us well as all other matters which
will be of interest to the up-country
y reader. The local department Of
!. the paper, VIC shall take under our
= Iiown exclusive control, and every
= incident that transpires which can
e impart interest, shall have a hear
q ing through the columns of the
Vine. In short, we intend to make
the Vino a valuable ncscSp0per to
all classes of readers.
JAMES A. STEVENS.
September 26, 1915.
TER us.
The "Whig" sEiA be fsfrniShes
to subscribers at Three Dollar,
\. per AMMAN. iH Advance, or FIR
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school Books.

Mi,chell's Geography aud A,lass,
Smiths do do.
Olney's do do.
Parlev's do do
Wehsler's, Turner's and Eclectic sbelIers
Walkers and Websler's Dictionaries.
together with general assortment Of Sebo,l
Books. which win be sold at very low prices
for cash. by
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IN over $4,000 cases they have proved an inia!'
ible remedy for the destruction of those reptiles
which are the means Of sweeping of Hundreds
and Thousands of the most blooming children
and youth, ssvering The chords Of affection, ana
forever blasting the fOndest hopes of the parent
80 great has their efficacy Invariably proven, tina
they may we'll he called the only certain worn
destroying medicine in use. and the greatest dis
cOvery ever made for sxpeiling the various kinds
Of worms that 50 frequently and dielressing
annoy both children and adults. They are cei.
tain remedy, and 50 pleafan 10 the taste, hat chill
dEeu CRY for .heUl, and eat them as readily as :
common peppermint Lozengt
To parents, We say, do not be without thes-
Lozeuges ct any time; attend 10 these sngges
tons as YOU value the lives Of your children.
For sale in YazoO city by
o. d. WOODdAN ( CO.,
aud e. 6. McKESS ~.
In Benton by JAS. BLUNDELL & co.
And in ell the towns and villages in The S'e'
and Texas. April IS. 1875, 42-6m.
H LIS
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EUSE Received and for Sale by
= 90 WO0DMAN 4. co, a few dozen
Of the Southern HIrmoag. and Musical
Coap1aioa: containing cheice collection
OF Tunes, Hymns, Psalms, Odes, aud An.
hem; selected from the most eminent
Authors 1.-The United States: together with
nearly one huadred nev tunes, which have
never before been published by WILL1AM
WALKER.
Yazoo city, Sept. 10, 1915 Tiff
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THE NEW YORK
w ReklY mirror

w ~ ~ IA = 4tA > = a V Il
An elegantly printed periodical. of sixteen
quaa.o pages-is ppbliehcd ever, SATrRDeY Monk
ING, and forwarded by the eaTlieet mails To sub
ser,hers residing out of this city. (Subject %
newspaper postage oRlg.) The Weekly Mirror is
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-18
.,Shea.i1f3's' Safe

spSY Virtue oil .suGdfy -wriis 7o7 f'IIrT.
I'D Facias 70 me dHecled, II will proceed
losseli at Edge6eid Court Hs1se, on the
6rstAIonday and Tuesday 10 April 'nex',
the following property to viii: ,S.
. James Terry; for Jbnathan NJ. Miller, vs.
Robert Nc Cullough and John BaGsketr;
JanIes Robertson and Doug lass r Roberson.
vs. tho same and Charles l.GIover; Hiram
Roberts, Trustee Of Mary RoberIs, and
Others .seperaily, vs. lie Same, the tracI Of
.lanl whereon the defendant Robert Nc.
Cnllongh lives. knnwnas the Ryan trac,.
containing seven hundred and fifty sis
acres, moro or4ess, adjoining lands of w
Wise, Moses swearillscu&Jocl Roper and
others.
Also one other tract, continuing three
hundred acres. mere or less, adjoining the
above tract and known as the Pipewoods
tract. "a i55sst.. =
A. J. Rambo'and oihers severely, vs.
Rudolph Carter and'Elzabetll Garter. ,!lle
tract OF land wherein Mrs. Leah Simors
formerly lived, containing two. hupdred
aud twenty acres, more or less. adjoining
lands ofSlhe said A.sJ Ramhp, #. IF.
WardlaWand others, his lasl mentioned
iracrtWill,he:sold q, tic risk of thefurlner
purchaser. \.
Terms 5f2saIc, Cpsh.' II
II. B0UBWARE, S. u p.
Marchl4, 1916 4te s. 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-18
SherSES,s Sas,e.

4 Virtue oi sundry wrils ofaFieri Fa.
A-S cias TO me dirccled;Fill will proceed
TO sell al Edgefeld Court House, sor The
first Monday aad; Tuesday in April
next, 'lis following property in the follow
ing znamedicases. viz: z.e..7=-- ~
,5iHiram Roberts, Trustee of Mary Rob
erls, vs.. Robert McC Cullough; James aud
Douglas Robertson vs. the same. and G..
J. Glover, janet Wallace and Robert w.
Wallace, Executors. aud others, severaIIy
vs.. The same, the following named slaves,
viz: Malinaa and herchild Roberl, Niuey,
Ritter, Teniby, Judge, Glarissa and her
child CaIpline, lane, Leah, MiIley:
Douglas. Elisha, Phillis. Nancy and her
child Charles, Rachael, Marth,, Z phrair,,
Tom, joe, jim. and Anderson.
Churchill and Daniel. and others sever.
ally yrs. A. G. Leek. .,one negro boy Martin
John sBanskeit VS.. Williamson Dalton,
one ncgrnswoman, Margaret.
James NJ sBluir, va William T. Bush,
one nesfoTboy, AlIeck.. r.: .::l.'- 7. -
David Richardson aud others, several.
ly. vs. David Little, fnurnegrnsIayes viz;
Ndncey, Dobhiu, Andrew and Francis.
TermsG sale CASH.
49,. III 3OULWARE7 syn.
March I7l5l6 3, 81
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Notice.

NMILLbe ietto the lowest bidder, at Edge
w field Court House. on the :FnstsAIon..
day in April next, the building Of a Bridge
across Horns Creek, where the Eve rno.chea
road crosses said Creek. The Bridge to be- one
hundred aud twenty-five fee,:ong clear Of buS-
ments. and the butments TO be made by tho
undertaken. Tho Bridge and butlnents 10 be
well built, aud of good nlhterins, and 58arrai,j
led lobe keptin good repair for tue Term Of
seven years from that date. .s.,t
Bond aud good security will bcarequirea
upon the warran,ee when the Biidgelb 70
ceiyed. -! .tE...
March4 4t 81 I So
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10 the Public /! !!

FE7HE Subscriber offers This services 10 The
FL citizens of Edgefell District, in the ca
.pacily of PUMP M KEas. In c6nsid
eraton Of the hard times he will mnke Pumps
ut the low rate of TWENTY FIVE CENTS per
foot. and Ten Gents per foot FOR A1ueducts.-
He will also attend to Repairing old Pumps.
All work doue by him will be ioarranted.
Amy one desiring work done in his line of
business, will address few lines 10 Fruit
Hill Post Office, EdgefcI, sc.
JOHN WILSON.
Feb 25 a. S
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Marder ojfa Missisaary.-1n file or
Cape Of Good Hope papers, up tn the 18th
December, resolved at the office Of The
N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, is an ac-
count of the murder of tho Rev Mr..
Scholz. of the Berlin Society Mission,
Ivy kaflirms or natives of the country be-
yond the limits of 'he colonial governmen +,
Efforts were making by The Lieutenant
Governor 10 obtain the rnurderrrs from his
coualrymen. and it was supposed that he
would be successful ChdS. Ne,cs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-18
March IL.

March II.
Cotton.-Dnring the past three days there
has been good demand for Cation, several
buyers having entered the market, andhoders
have experienced less difficulty in realizing
the quotations of last week, and in some in
stances as advance has been obtained. We
make but slight alterations i'll our quotations,
and would remark that u, them The market
closed, yesterday evening with much, firmness
on; tue part of holders, particularly for the
better qualilies in square bales.
Inferior to ordinary, ...s. ST 6
. Ordinary to middling, 3 a %
III M,ddlins fairi fair, &C. SO az
& Fully fhir, In q
Choice :, 5:,;.s.s = :. a73
F.. . .is.s4s -
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Cold in South Cdrdlinu,-We were
shown. few days ago says lhe Laur"ns
ville Herald, three very fne specimens Of
this me al, weighing respectively, 4 dwrs.
Is grs. 2 dwts. g srs., and dwl. 6 grs.
obdined from the PLANTATION of DR.. John
w. Simpson, situated about six miles
nbove-,hs rIace. The specimens seem
to lie free from any impurily, and were
shown TO us as they were taken from the
soil, without having undergone The usual
process ofTefinemenr.-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-18

pressions atecarefully collected after, aud
having been carlaly metamorphosed aud.
transformed .iaiua thousand shapes aud. ,ltl..
figures, which he never dreamed of, they.
are throNn into mountain clouds >threa-,
'ehsIdmswitha a tempest; aud that, too,
wear faces towards him
beamins with kindness and honey and
oiIsupun their tongues, aud lips apparenl-
ly TOO soft for butter 10 rest upon them.
Like .Joab, they inquire, "Art thou Ill
health, my biother,?'' while a deadly dag
ger is concealed beneath their cloak
NOAH.
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.sj,ss Oh, 1JAYNE's
8 asRnsat i've Pills.

For Iivef Complaints, Godts. JaUatlics.
Dyspepeia Rhtuaiaiism, Feusrs, .Ntr-
: ,3tt stoasless Erysipetus; utDisea. :
80 ses tlsc 4 Skihs i,apuity d the
@ Bioolt IN tfamptdtio Nfa4ilscGo
isifachs stiueTfas{ Pains a. a.
he Had Breast Sitie. BACK and
Limbs Bii,lioas q Bectioas, fetaaale.
: Disedses. &c, and .rhdteuer an d Ter;
attre or pntgat tiJe Medicine .1aag 1ll.g De
rtgtirett.s .. Z ~ ..s z.
Z HERE'S scarcely hny lisedseiin which .Pur'
gaiise Medicines are nrlinore or loss reqiiiirred,
uId much suffering and sickness might be
prevented, fwere they more generally nsed.
No4person can teelwell, whilst a cosliye habit
of body prevails besides, it suon generates Sc.
rulls, aud roileiI fulhl discusses, which migh hi
have een!ayoided by timely and judicIuus
!.sc Of proper CatI.alic Medicines -
The proprietorcan recommend these Pills
with the grealest confidence, believing them
far superior to the Pills in -ener use more
mid, inore:rr"mpt, sale. and uniform in their
operalon. .s.a
In using: s:them, mo particular care is required.
Persnlis may eat and drink as usual, aud lfde-
srable. eat Immediately after taking them.
Age will not impair Them, rs they are so
combined as 10 always readily dissolve in the
stomach. W., .-s
Iu small sdnsesthey are an Alternative. and
gently Laxative, bur i'll large doses they are
actively Cathartc, cleansing the whole ulmcn-
lary canal from all Putrd, irritating, and lecal
matters, and producing healthy secreliUns OF
the Stonaclii Liver, and the various other
s,rrot,s nf The body
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State # South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
PrecIuus I4arkr, VS.. VIM. \ Bill for
Raiford and wife, II. Buul.
ware and wife, and others. } Partition
IN pursuance Of an order of ihe e
X Court OF Equity, referring to the
Commissioners 10 asce tain and report The
deb's OF the estate and Eyecutrix of
Capt. Juhn Lark deceased, 10 be id
oul oi the proceeds of thu sale of the
property sold by he Commissioner in
Equity in this case. 1t is ordered, tha.
the parties in this case and he crcdi-
rors claiming payment from The pro-
cceds Of said sale, do appear in nv
Office on reference BY II o'clock 4. M,
ON Saturday the 18th day of April
next. q al
SIS TOMPKINS, c. E. E. D.
Com Office March II st 8