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each lot is fixed twenty-five dollars, and OF each out
'0 at '"'A'y'H' '0'1''' r RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
GEORGE nj. BIBB,
VTAs established his office in the city OF Washington and
II poers his services TO the pnbc in the prosecution OF
ment of cases in the circuit the district of Column
bin, and in the Supreme Court of the United States.
His office the south side OF street near The Treas
nary building. June l3-1y
DUFF GREEN AND BEN. E. GREEN,
Attorneys and Cownsenors-Gt- Lar.
Office + street, the Treasury Department,
WILL give prompt attention claims before any of the
w departments of the government or before Congress
and also in the courts OF the District ana IN the Su
preme Court of the United States.
Address Green Green, Washington city, postage paid
Nov. IS-tf
n. f. JACKSON, III. CRANSTON,
i''' INC A'''' E isSss House, '''''' '''N''
baltimore. 1f
JACKSON & CRANsTON,
Proprietors.
Coaches win be in readiness at the depots and landings to
convey passengers Tree of charge, to the house
voRTInNGTON G. sNETIIEN,
Attorney and Lo,niseaor-at- Laac,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court OF the United States
and in the several courts of the District OF Columbia,
and prosecues all of claims against the United
States either before Congress the dercrt departments
OF the government.
A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor at
"A Law, AUSTIN Travis county, Texas, will attend faith
fully and promptly any business connected with his pro-
iesson in this city, and the adjoining counties. He will
also attend any business in the land Office such as pro-
curing patents perfectng titles, &c Letters must he pad
TO procure attention.
m ,.f REFERENCES
Hon. j. p Henderson, San Augustin
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston
j. ID. Ciroesbeck Houston
Dolhonde ~ Groesbeck, New Orleans.
jan II
TN ID. MOsELY, United States Attorney, Will attend
the several States and federal courts held at Nash
VILE
Particular attention paid to the collection of claims
Office in the courthouse Nashville. Tennessee.
HOUSTON " ALLEN,
CosutsellOrs and attorneys at L0tc,
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
Will practice in the State and Federal Courts.
SAM HOUSTON EBENEZER ALLEN.
March9 Nv
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WASHINGTON TO BALTImORE.

WAsHfNGTON TO BALTIMORE.
a WI THE STEAMER OSCEOLA having U
fhG6p put in cornplete order, will, on sunday y.
llth July, commence plying regular. ~, ~
tween the above places leaving the lower end OF
street dock, Baltimore, every Tuesday, at o'clock
Returning, will leave Washington every sunday
O'Clock, a -. roa
She WIN stop regularly, going and returning al I'd Pa
river, Va, Currioman, Va, Leonardown, Md, anu
Tobacco, Md. IL, ar
And win touch at the following landings for slgnai''
land, viz: -..> ~, >, crset
Point Look Out PiDcy Point, Blackstone s. Pope Pod
Naniamoy. Chapman's, Md, Sandy Point PUN
Boyds Hole, and Quantlco, Va
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HOUSTON ~ ALLEN,
C0snsefiOrs and attorneys at L0SU,
M GALVESTON, TEXAS,
Will practice in the State and Federal Courts.
SAM HOUSTON EBENEZER ALLEN.
March Nv
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7NHE Washington City Orphan Asylum lots of ground
Il which were given to this institution some years since
by Congress- in order to permanent fund toward
its support, will be sold leased upon the most vorab
terms both price, and the time times OF paymel
AS the trustees who hold these lots for the asylum
they have been, anxious to carry out the purpose
Congress, and to from this properly
entirely unproductive-and they have been
obtain the appraised value, VIXEN given, are d.
mined to dispose of the same for less, tthose WHO dcsi
to make sale investment therein. 8
These lots are thus designated;
Lots 4, 6, and 8, in square No 259
Lot2 g " 1913
Lots 8, 4, s, 6, and z g &c 2S2
Whole bo OF square 81 :. a. a.
For further information, please apply to
N. TOWSON,
President Board Trustees TO
JAMES HARMED,
June I4-3m t9+. Ie aeE Treasurer
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ID UNAWAY--Was committed to the Jail of Hartford
lCcounty, Maryland, the 18th May, l847 runaway,
a negro man who calls himself CARLO; he is about u
comp on had on W. stea Old as SS
pantaloons, old wh,suuality x coat coarse lace boots
The owner owners, il as requested to ac
ward, prove property, pay chs.gHs and take him
June 2l--IaW4w WIN. G.. BURKE, sheriff
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MORRIS ROBINSON. $rssia';

SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SELDING, No. IL, Todds Building
W. p. JOHNSTON, M. D. Corner Of and 7ih Stree
Physician. Aug. l8-2awlm
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Mutual Life Insurance Company, New York.
s4 NO. 50 wal street.
STATEMENT of the condition of the Mutual Life lnyu
- ance Company ofNew York, on the 3ls day Of July
1877.
Number of policies issued to LIST May, lS47, 1881
Do. do. since LIST May, 1Si7 3l7
Total policies issued 3SlS
Gross ofreceipts TO Ist May, IS47 S54s7A 81
Received within the last three months 7l,5S3
Total receipts : -; 6l7,29s q
Amount invested and cash on hand
LIST May, lsT 1876, 2S2 20
Amount invested and cash on hand
the last three months 49o6s so
1884 10
ASSETS AND INVESTMENTS.
Bonds and mortgages on real estate in the cities
of New York and Brooklyn, valued at double
the amount loaned thereon 2s7,o 900 %
Stocks Of the United States, and Of the State and
city of New York 1885 %
Deposite in the Bank of New York 1881 50
Cash on hand and in hands OF agents. 5,93S 60
1905 t.,o
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Postpone ment OF the Land Sales polls
Fort Wayne WlnamnC districts In the State Of

May 29-lawl3w
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TT 80 For nOrf6fks '.
The steamer OsCEbLA viii leave washington loI , Y
above place COUGHING Piney Point and Old Pohl s
Thursday at y o'clock, Returning, win leave 4
every Friday at o'clock, p. IN, j.. l. - poiu
Psspse and fare Vs. Passage and fare to Piney w.
and return. $3. --...., can't
Jnly7 - --'e'i JAMES MITCHELL, eof-
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,SUPRQIOR baATCREs.--The -subscriber Ihas Juis'
~ eeived a large supply of those iniinaee yhop
n,asches which are deridedg the best In use Sou VIZ
"a. Xp aiH smd$w Z. '0Ass i' -. W. FIsoHER|
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Half Sections and Quarter Sections or Vacant Land
occupy In the West OF Texas,

1tl Wall streetSatement presented to the trustees at A
special meeting held 9Th day of June, 1877
Gross amount of receipts to this date $579697 81
Deduct expenses and losses paid 1887 q
Nett accumulated fund $lO4ss9 G.
Hoso invested:
In bond and mortage uneHcumbered real
estate in the city of New York and Brook
Ign, valued twice the amount loaned
thereon $26l000 90
United States State and city of 3a
New York stocks $3.50 40
Opposite in Bank of New York 7,4l2 SO
Cash ON hand 1884 90
Due from agents 4,7l2 81
--$4O4,339 81
Deduct losses not paid 5000 %
$39e, 3S9 "a
New York, June g. 1917.
.fa NJ ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary. stsat p og .
CHARLES DE SELDlNC No. IL, Todd's Buildings
s Pennsylvania Avenue Agent
w. p. JOHNSTON, M. D., Conner of F and 7th street,
Physician June l4-2aw3m
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June I4-3n
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THE FAMOUS JACK
ON DERD O N K.

fWN7ILI. stand the ensuing Spring Senson,ai
Wv The following times and places, to.wIt;
at Daniel Quatlebnm's in Lexington district
on the first and accond days in March exI; a'
John Lees, in Lexington District, on the fourth
and fifth ofMarch next; at James Watson's
in Edgefeld District, or the seventh and eighth
Of March next, aud then will be at the said
stands on every ninth day until the tenth Of
June the reafter und will be lei to Mares a,
the moderate price Of Sd for single visit, $6
for the season. and $6Ao insure Mare 10 be
in foal.
No accountability for accidents or escapes,
but every care will be taken to avoid such.
j. Any person putting Mareby:insurance and
Changing the right of the Mare before II is as:
certained whether she is in foal or not, will be
b ED responsible Tor the insurance oi the Mare
Ped,gree-OSDERDoNK was bred by MIR.
Dearins, OF Charleston on. his planlation in
North Alabama, wns sired by an imported Mai
tees Jack, and out of an imported Italian
Jinpey. Bolt the sire and dam was imported
by Mr.. Dearing.
ONDERDONK ia six years old this Spring
four feet six inchs. high, lengthy and heavily
buiIt. with as fine bone and muscle as any
Jack in The State, aud is like his namesake,
very sure fosl gelter. -
February 3m
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ififtyz Of sixtysbushels sofrice per acre,
and with less labor than the same Ella land q,
would require in the production Of 9
cotton crop good upland from 80 to 45
bushels. Rice lhatis so cultivated, will
command the highest price in'the Char:
lesion marker, if sold for seed; seed rice
cultivated in this region will be greatly
preferred for tide land plantations.
The encouragement which The Rail
Road now 10 progress, holds out to the
en,erprising planter. The fscility with
whichit promises 10 convey, the rough
rice OF this and the adjoining districts to
the emporium of our State, where twill
find ready and profitable sale of seed,
destined 10 germina,e and yield its future
abundance on the long andjustly rePuttetdl
rice land that skirts our southern shores,
is doubtless an object worthy the al
tention ofthe cotton planter, who will
bear in mind that the; practice of
irrigation is. used as an auxiliary, not an
essential in the 1productionof rice. II is
in every respect, adapted, to the wei OF
dry culture. lga.a. s,.t,v :,
These malks, which l deem merit
some attention, Ibeg leave TO submit to
the consideration Of your numerous rea'
ders, and am, sir, very especially yours
W. -. ~. AMPHIBIOUS.
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3. SOUTH CAROLINA.t:
/, sEDGEFIELD, DISTRICT.
~ LIN EQULTY. - III. &. !
James E. Goodwin,

James II. Gooa"yn,
ii'T Us.i i'!!.-@iz5e ~ @EoTeclosltTe. ~ (
MARY F. Goodwin. IseI aGfs Oh g,as4
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN "
lNo that BY virtue Of ar order Of J. lbs
Court Of Equity, | shall sell az Edgeheid
Courl House, on The first Monday id April
next, The following land, viz: one lract is' Of
parcel of land situate in the District and ar !
State aforesaid, on4West Creek waters Of
Saluda river, containing fourihundred and
Fifty acres, more or less, bounded by lands
norlhwardy and southwardly, belonging to
John Bates, west by Nathan Norris, and
east by John Bates land. Said la5ad!! !!TalL will
be sold for one fourth cash, the ibalapce on 2,
a credit till the FIRST Of january next.
urchasers to give bond aud good security. i
Titles 10 be signed, but Do,9 delivsredgtlll
the purchase money be paid: lis S,Ssstss'St. e
.i.g ,'S s. s., TOMKINS. c.eE::!E. D. II
Comm's. Office, March5 5, lSf7; &c !; "
smarch 10 I4.s : i,-si:4t E1strfr4 4.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

George Parrott, Bill tor foreclo'
rg. sure Oh MUTT
James E. Walker, g. others, gage, &c;
WT appearing to my satisfaction, that James
n E. Walker, Joseph J. Walker, Alexander
F. Walker, John M. Walker, Moses Walker,
James C. Walker, Samuel p. McNairy and
Elizabeth C. his wife, Sarah Ann Walker and
Mary D. Walker, defenaarts in the case, are
without the Limits 81 This State; Ordered that
the defendants above named, do appear in shs
honorable Court, and plead, answer or demur
10 the said Bill, within three months from the
publication of this order, or the said bill will be
taken pro coniesso against them. s.,, :e,as.s.
.5s 8. 3. TOMKINS, c. z. e. D.
Commissioners Office, March S, 1877.
march 10 Sn
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KyHE undersigned lakes. this opport1nity
oftenderiug his thanks for the llberal. pa.
tronage he has received, during the short time
he has been in Ed se6eld, and would respect.
fully solicit continuance Of the same. lie IS
nov prepared to carry on the above business
in all it's branches:
Light Bread. Rusks, Butter Crackers, Sugar
Crackers, Water Crackers, Milk Biscuits,
Wine Biscuits, Sugar Biscuits. Pound and
Sponge Cake, Washington Cakes, Taylor
Cakes, Wedding and Party Cakes, Ginger
Bread, &c. &c.
Fresh CANDIES Of all kinds made to order,
and at the shortest possible notice.
January 20 If So
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From the Philadelphia Public Ledger:
AN IMPORTANT CURE BY DIX. ID.

JAYNE'S ALTERATlYE"!
VNTE Ilave been infor by Mrs. Mahan,
w (a grand daughter of Gen. Wayne }
that she suffered for number Of years from
the growth Of a large Gotrous T'nmorr of the
Throat, which, besides great pefornilY, pro.
duced both difficulty of degutilion, and OF
brea hing. Indeed, she says the pressure upon
the windpipe @as so grent Us TO prevent her
from, sleeping in recunlbenl position, and Of
Ten snffoca,ion appeared inevitable. She also
laborcd under severe ndisposition ilon Liver
Complaint and Janndice, with horrible traiIE
of nervous affections for which she connlen-
ced the use of DR.. .Jayne's Attentive. which
she took regularly for six OF seven weeks, with
occusional doses Of his Sanatiye Pills: and her
general health was thereby completely re- es'
tablished, and now perceiving some dlmlnu-
ton in The size Of The Goitrous TumOur, she
was encouraged to persevere in the use of the
Alternative until every vestige of the painful
tn morn was entitely removed. We think,
thereto, e, that such an Important remedy
should be more generally known.
r. s. ROBERTS, sole Agent, at Edsefield
C. H., South Carolina.
Peb. IL st
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7A5 MOTHER CASE OF NEURALGIA

"A MOTHER CASE Of NEURALGIA
IA. CURED By RowAsD's MAGIC LoTIoN &!
s blr. j. T. Rowand.-Sir-Seyeral weeks
since, daughter of mine about nine years
DID, was attacked with the most excrntiating
pnins in her hands. limbs and various parts Of
the body. For several days she was almost
frantic from pain, uttering cries and strleks
continually! IA bnrning Fever coming on eit
seemed almost impossible that she could live.
When ii, this condition and NOT having closed
her ewes for 36 hours a friend of yours, called
and applied your celebrated MAGIC, LQ-
TION. and in less than five minutes the pain
wss entirely removed A few hours after,
the pains returned IN some measure, but yiel.
ded as a, first, almost Instantly to the Lotirn,
and contrary TO my expectations, my child re-
recovered and is nowin good healii.
Yonis, truly, MARY YoUNG.
Mariot's Lane, below Queen, between Fifth
and Sixth Philadelphia. March 26. 1Sa6.
Sold wholesale and retail by
JOSEPH It. ROWLAND,
No. 376 Market street, Philadelphia. .
For sale by X. s. ROBERTS, Edseheld
Court House. 8. c.,
february 10 st
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JNe6SraL Notice.
sYEsIE9SN5ERissEQ zsss29a@
adj RISE p DsSSSaa "a sMsN
kyz3H zssS:lA Us

AND spENcER's PILLS & RESTORATIVE BiTTERs,
The following certificate is from the Rev. John
Harrington, Sumter District 8. Z.
herewith certify, that have used Spencer's
Vegetable Pills during the last and present
wears, and find them 10 answer the purposes as
stated by the Proprietor, viz:.to act (in small
doses) as mild and ready asperient to the
Systemic remoos or preoent Costiveness-a -as
may be required without pain or sickness. Oi
the mhuy remedies have made use of during
period Of thirty years affliction, believe them
10 be the miIdest and most effectual.
JOHN HARRINGTON,
Sumter District. January 5lh, 1886.
For sale by ]. d. TfBBETTS,
Edgefeld T.. h., s. C.,
Feb "a I'm
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,IYO9.e .y.eaU Goods !!

T /. g. L. PENN, have just received
0Tt. from New York, a very handsome lot
of FANCY GOODS, and also complete as
sortment ofWorsted Gnods for Ladies Dresses
Plaid French Merinoes, Ombre Cashmere,
J; Figuered do, Muslin de Laine Shawls,
Plaid do. Mezeppa do, Cashmere do,
Gala Plaid, black Belvidere do, very large
! aud heavy,
6 Black Gro de Rhine Silk.
Double width do, avery superior article,
i Together with many other desirable articles,
all Of. which will be sold heap.
november 25 - H-' II "a
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dHNoR the cure Of l)EA EAFNEsS5 Pains, and
live the discharges ofwatler from tIIe Ears
Also. all those disagreeabt te sneises like the
6iizsi,rg Of insects, failing:of whizzing oi
stsam, &c.. &c, which are symptoms OF aap.
,roaching Deafness, and also generally attend.
ant with ilie disease. Many perspns who have
been deafior len, fifteen and twenty years, and
were obliged 10 use ear strumpels, have caller
ming one <or TWO bottles Of ,his medicine,
thrown aside their trumpcts, beng made per
fectly weH.;.:4 80 .isst,s
qTee application of the Oil produces no pain,
but on The contrary an agreeable and Pleasanl
sensation The recipe for this Medicine has
been obtained from an Adrit OF great reputa'
lion, who has found, from long, observation,
that deafness, in nineteen cases out oftweniy,
was produced either from want Of action in
the nerves of hearing, or dryness the ears
his object, therefore, was';to hnd something
that would create a1ealthy condition in those
parts. After a long series Of of-eXperiments, his
efforts were at Inst crowned with success, in
Tie discovery OF this preparation, which has
received the name fA"SCARPA'S COM.
POUND ACOUSTIC OIL It has been
used in this country about si1lyenrs, 'and so
wonderful has been its effects in;curlns and re-
,ievng the deaf, thut from purotnotlves oi h'i,
manty, it is now offered to the public, that a !
may have an opportunity of proving its etilca'
cy. A long list Of Certificates migat be gwen,
hut such is The ron6depce ili the medicine, and
so high its reputation, Tint but few o(tliem will
be Published. - -. .
Ii is only necessary to add, that this medicine
has been recommended and used by many ol
the best physicians and surgeons in Europe
and in this country: =,
For sale by r. S. ROBERTS, Agent, Edge
field Courthouse, South Carolina.
rnnrch ff1 - .54,t = '-tisi IT,
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IMPORTANT!-ASTHMA CURED!!
PUTNAM, Ohio, May 10, lS4l.

IMPORTANT!-ASTHMA CURED!!
PUTNAM, Ohio, May 15, l84l.
DR. D. Jayne,-Dear Sir.-Doctor Hemeck
has used some eight or fen bottles of your Ex-
pEcroRANr, and has found decided benefit
His health is better than for several years past.
and his appearance indicates decided improve
ment in health His confidence in your med
icne has induced him to recommend it to his
friends, and we are informed that many of
them have been cured. and others greatly re-
lieyed PORTS q GRAHAM.
WEsrERTowN, N. Y, Oct 20, 1871.
DR., D. Jayne-Dear Sir.-Your Hair Tonic
is an excellent article. Many respectable per-
sons also offer their certificates in favor Of your
Expeclorant. believe your me dicines are the
best preparations that have ever been offered
to the public. for The ,elief Of the afflicted, and
for the cnre of the diseases for which they were
intended -. @
Your Expectorant think will soon be ex-
clusively popular. Yours, &c.
R. s. ROBERTS is DIR. d. Jayne's only
AGENT at Edaefield C. H. 4tg- ~, Il
Feb. "a ~ <s.E 3t .g5, D.
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ENO THE FAlTHLESS!-
Ill Ifany doubt the wonderful powers Of
ID DIR. CULLENSIND VEGETABLE
PANACE.4,,. we invite them to call upon Mr..
Isaac Brooks. Jr., Jefferson street. fonrtl, door
west of SchuylEiI Sixth street, below Locust
and learn from his own lips Of ono OF the most
astonishing cures Of Scrofnlu ever performed
on human being-orscal at the sredenGe OF
his 41ather,7 Eleventh and Vine streets. Sold
by JOS. T. ROWLAND -
37G Market street, Philadelphia.
R.s.RoBERTS, Agent, Edgefeld c. II
South Carolina. Il
February "a 3.
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IT HAS ASPERFECTL II z CUREDME

IL mas ASifEhFEClLYs LYsCUhEDtME,s II
ms, gs, ~ pPHlLApELpHiA,s Decemhel 1S3s7.
To DR.. d. Jayne-D Dear Sii-T The astonisll.
ing and miraculous beneficial effects your val (
uabIe EXPECToRANT bad on nv neigEiboIsI
.theiR Rev. Mr.. Rushing, made 30 favorable I'M
preston onmy mind, ,tbat after committing With
several friends and learnjng that y0tF s,HetesA
regular Practitiqne of sdicine. called
you, ,and purchased half ia dozen bot snsss and
told you that if lived 10 take iheni You should
have good report from me- 4 e =
Il am alive aud well this daY Thahkssoaa
mercifuE God, and your Expecturant; and now
LEONE forward clieerfully fulfil my promise.
For.twentY long years had IbeenE q constant
sufferer from the effects of hard, dry cough,
pain in the breast, and difficulty, of breathing;
the last FIVE of which. chillsand sfesers, every
spring and fall, added 10 my misery. Lwas
worn away to,a mere skeleton; with the greal..
est difficulty only could get up aud down
stairs my appetite was gone, and my Strength
had SO fur failed me, that my friends were per-
suaded could not survive many weeks; unless
oblsined relief. Indeed, sir. my situation was
SO perfectly miserable. 10 myself, and 80 dis.
1ressing to my family, that felt willing 10 die,
whenever il should please the Master 20 take
me home. But / heard of your, medicine, and
relief came. Yes! it proved the Balm OF
Giead" to my poor afflicted, body. Before I
had taken ONE BorTLE,.i experienced a miti:
gallon Of all my symptoms, and to my great
10y found ir.ihe continued use of il the hap>
plest relief. In short sir. IT HAS MADE,A
PERFECT CURE OF ME---and Team truly
say, havs-no desire 10 be better. s
With everlasting gratitude. | nm. dearsir.
your obliged friend; ~ t.; ~ ,NARYE1GIEL. 4
Corner of Rose Street and Germantown
Road, Philadelphia. j.
R S ROBERTS is Dr.. o. Jayne's only
Agent at Ejsefeld Court House. T.. {
Feb 10 81 ~ .5s lgn1s9'S
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EUGEf lELD DlS lhiS13
IN EQUITY.
Ann F. Williams and
Tabitha Martin,
ps. buJT
Freeman G. Marlin, Partition, &c.
James w. Caldwell and
wi Frances, & others. }
NT appearing to my satisfaction, that the de.
q PENDANTS James w. Caldwell, and vile
Frances, reside beyond the limits of this State.
On motion OF G tifI1n and Bonham, Complain
ants Solicitors, Ordered, thai the said james
w. Caldwell and wife Frances, do appear and
plead, answer or. demur to this bill, within
three months from the publication Of this order,
or that the said bill be taken pro conesso against
them. s. S.,ToMKlNS, C. E. f. n.
Commissioners Office, Edgefeld C.. Fl.
January %, 1e47.
January q ru BIN i
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81 so IS
INTERROGATION N
warranted to Cure.

WarraMte1 70 GuTt:.;
HEMORRHUiDs, oh fiLL., - 80 = 4'vrasc 'nur ao.
produced by local irTlat,on' cosvsness, p bIaod
live stimuan,s, undue determlnallon =. .;I;'a Eo
10 the hemorrhodal vessels oY excessive !, tu
or walking, or congesty!e state ol lne ''e''
It i usually considered under three forms forms,
or varieties, as foIlows-bnd flies' -. Wn''e
Piles, ard Bleeding plles. ,s;,o,, !, - ,vs.ll III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-17
NOTICE.

6IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of
"a George Pope, deceused, are hereby mott.
6ed thai il is absolutely necessary to collect all
the the money dne the Estate, and tha, those who
a. moi nav will be sued before return day
The Notes are in the hands OF N. L. Griffin or
J. w. Gibbs. .Esqrs. =.