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R0sI Road Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed
Commissionersto;r to receive subscriptions 10 the
capital stock Of Sthe Greenvie and Columbia
Rail Road, hereby give notice, ftut the Books
will be opened n:tlle first Monday in August,
al Edgefeld G.. II.
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Sunday Mails.-The Postmaster Gen.
eral has ordered the dscontinuance OF
the Sunday mail from Boston to Char
leslown, Mass. 1t has been done upon the
application of several cilizens of that
place.
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q. TAYLOR,

50 Maj. Gen. of U. S. Army.
Dr.. JOHN T. CLARKE, Secretary Public
Meeting at Trenton, NJ.
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Opening Of the Ports Of Japan.--A
letter written from China, aud addressed
to person in The city Of Nantes, in
France, by a French missionary, states
that several captains Of vessels, belonging
to the marine Of the three nations oil
France, England and the United States;
had been received into the presence Of The
Emperor Of japan, from whom they had
solicited the opening Of the ports of his
kingdom to the commerce of Europe and
America.
The Reuenue.-The Washington Union
has procured from the Treasury an official
letter from the Secretary, in reply to a
communication from Mr.. Adams, of Mis-
sissippi, from. which letter, according to
the Union. it appears, "that the actual
augmentation Of receipts for duties for the
first seven months and ten days under the
tariff Of 1912. exceeds one million Of dol.
lars; and that, adding the duties on the
warehoused goods, the total increase is
nearly one million and'a half Of dollars.
1t appears also that the rate of augmen,a:
tion is progressing, and that Mr.. Walkers
estimate will be more than realised by the
result"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-13
Sale of Land.

A S the Agent Of Mrs Behethland Butler,
IN am authorized to say, that she wi oherior
sale, on Thursday the 25th of October next,
her plantation on Big Creek, containing ll25
acres, will be sold, on that day, at the Home
stead, in three tracts
. The tract known as the Bridge tract, lying
on each side Of the road, leading from Richard
Cueman's 10 Mount Willing, contains one
hundred and eighty one acres. This tract is
we'll supplied with water, having Big Creek
for It's northern boundary-a constant fresh
water pond near The bridge, and good spring
on its eastern boundary 1t is mostly in woods,
and is well adapted to Cotton, Corn and Oats.
The next acl,known sthe Deny tract, con-
tains one hundred and sixty five acres, and
lies west Of the same road, and runs up in an
angle to the cross roads al Mecklens. Itis an.
tifely in woods.
The remaining tract, containing III acres,
known al the Home Place, has upon it good
dwelling house, gin and other houses, and in
many respects is desirable dwelling place
being body Of land, we'll adapted to farming,
and having pure springs and streams of water
on ie.
Terms Of sale. One two and three years
icredit, with an obligation and good security
interest from the date and payable annually.
SIMEON CHRISTIE.
SEPT. Is IT "a
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STATE OF SOUTH $CAROLINAt
s ,:5 sEDGEFIEEDss DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Thomas r. Anderson g. wife
BENJAMIN Fl. Miller d others, !

BENJAMIN Fl. Miller & others,
MJoTlCEsIS HEREBY GIVEN, that by
IN virtue of an order OF the Court Of Equity
in this case, I shall sell at Edgefeld Court
House, on the first Monday in November next
the following tracts Of land belonging to the
estate FLAMES Miller. decd, viz.
The Home tract, containing by survey Of D.
White, d. s.. twenty.fonr hundred and seven
ty.seven (2477) acres, adjoining lands of Mrs.
DeIaushtef, Benz. Belts, James Brogden, G..
w Jones, BENZ. Gallrnan, Doct. H, Burt and
other lands of,he estate Of said James Miller,
and others.
The Johnson tract, containing by survey of
D. White, D. s., two hundred and seventy
four (274) acres and adjoining lands Of DR.. Fl,
Burt and other lands Of The estate of said James
Miller
The B,eithaup, tract. containing by survey
of D. White, D. S., three hundred and forty
seven $40 acres. adjoining lands of DR.. H.
Burt, nj oses Swearengen, a. Carpenter and
other lands belongiugto to theestate ofsaidJames
Miller
Said lands will be sold ON credit of one
and two years, except az to so much as may be
necessary to pay the cost and expenses OF this
suit, to be paid in cash. Purchasers giving
bond and good suretes to secure the purchase
money. Possession of the Land not to be given
until the lst day of January next.
Comm'rs. Office, EIge6eld, Oct. ], l847.
S. s. TOMPKINS, c. Z. Ed.
oct dt 81
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q PETER 4i;SsSs;a2AE I

Observation-Disclosures OF. letter,
II from DR. Waines, Of Philadelphia, Feb.
2, lS40.-" Your Pills are the mildest 10 their
operations. and yet mos, powerful in Their sef
facts of any that have ever met with ina. .prac-
tice of eight ndtwenty years. Their action on
the chyle and hence on the Impurities of The I
blood is evidently very surprising, i.S.:s.
Extract ofa letter from DR.. Henry Hall, of
Quebec, l.. c., March 6, 1s4E-"s For bilious
fevers, sick headaches, ,oEpidi,yof the bowels,
and enlargement ofthes spleen DR.: Peters
Pills are an excellent medicine. ~. 3.
For sale by all The. Druggists. in Angnsts;:
Hamburg, and in Charleston by P NJ eiSinI;
Cohen; No. l9 Ilayne street, Hayiland. 1ar:
raj s. Allen, King street !; Nelson Carter, Meet
ing street, E.. IN. Carey, Broad street and :
Amos Head. corner East Bay and Broad street,;
T. Risley, Hamburg; and & ss9ss y
]. D. TIBBETTS.
Edgc6eld Court House. s. Co..
jnly % 6m
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
John Furguson & others

Agnes Corley & others.
MJoTiCE is HEREBY GIVEN, That by
~ virtue Of an order from the Court Of
Equity n,his case i shall sell al Edgefield Court
House, or the first Monday in November next ,
a pau of the real estate Of William Furguson
decd, composed Of the following parcels OF
lands, viz.
The Owen Daily tract, containing two hum
dred aud twenty-five acres, more or less. and
adjoining lands of George Huei,, Try Sadler,
and another tract belonging to the estate Of
VIM. Furguson. known as the Home tract.
The John Wheeler tract.containing one hun.
dred acres, more or less. and adjoining the
aforesaid Home tract, and lands of Charlotte
O'Neal. .ss....
A parcel o, tract of one hundred acres, more
or less, bought Of Charles O'Neal, and adjoining
lands of Charlotte O'Neal, the Home, and
Wheeler tracts.
And the John DAILY tract, Of one hundred
and fifty acres. more or less, and adjoining
lands ofJohn p Micker, and Mrs. B. Butler.
Said lands being the entire real estate of said
William Furguson, excepting The Home tract
of three hundred and fifty acres.
Said lands will be re surveyed aud divided
g. sold in two or more parcels. plats of which
will be exhibited on the day of sale.
Terms Of Sae-A credit OF one year. except
as to so much as will pay the cost Of this suit
and the expenses ofthe survey, to be paid in
cash. Purchasers giving bond and good sure
ties to secure the purchase money.
s. IS. TOMPKiNs, c. F.. F.. n.
Comm'rs.O Office, Edgefeld Oct 1, le47.
oct. 6 IL 81
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TyEer's Ague & Fever Pills.

TvLer's AgWe & Fever Pills.
A CERTAIN. sule and effectnal cure for
IA. Ague and Fever in all varied forms. Al
so, an excellent Tonic in Dyspepsia, Palpila-
tion Of the Heart, Loss Of Appetite, Neuralgia,
Nervous and other diseases, which arise from
weak and dehiIated condition of the system
B7ltimorc, December 18Th, l843.
DR.. G.. X. TYLER.-Dear Sir.-It is with
great pleasure that / announce 10 You perfect
Restoration of my healsh by the use of your in
Chills and Fevers for eighteen or twenty months,
during which time l took FIVE bottles Of Row.
and's Tonic Mixture, DR.. Sherman's Fever and
Ague Lozenges, DR.. Loves Vegetable Elixir,
Keener's Powders, Barks, Quinine, Thompso.
nian Medicines, Arsenic, Herbs, and in fact
almost all the popular remedies could hear Of;
and vet received no lasting benefit. The chis
were stopped by Qnnine and other things. but
after few days or weeks they would return
again, as bad or worse than before Towards
and these were followed by fever of such Sc
veritv as 10 affect my reason and it was found
necessary for some one 10 watch with me un-
I'll the paroxysm passed of. At las, procured
a box Of your pills, and only took four Of them; ;
this so completely stopped tne chllls, ulat l
have never had return Of them up to this
fine, (nearly two years. and near year of
this time was passed in the same place where |
first caught the disease.
That my case is not one cured by chance is
proven from the fact that fonr pills out Of The
same box cured Capt. Reuben Banks. so ef-
feclualIy that he has never had the disease since
whereas before he offer suffered from it. Two
other person were also cured by the contents of
this same box, and they neither Of them have
had return oft although they both reside
where they are exposed every season.
know several others who have been cured
by your pills, but il is unnecessary to detail
their cases The best certificates of their eflici-
ency IN Cnils and Fever will be few doses,
and if they are as beneficial 10 others as they
have been to me they may be truly called a pub.
lie blessing.
lam with much respect your obee't sery't.
HENRY BRISCOE.
For sale by T. RisIey,s Hamburg, s. c., and
J. d. TIBBETTS,
Edgefeld c. H., S. c.
july 20 6m u
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. 2.
IN EQUTTY -

X
Ann F. Williams d. Tahitha Mar.
tin. os Freeman G. Martin, Jas. Partition
w. Caldwell, s. wife, q others.
NJ Office is hereby given, that by virtue Of
lV the Decree ofthe Court Of Equity in this
case, shall sell on the third Monday in Oclo.
ber next t,at the late residence oi Reeves Martin,
decd. the real estate Of the said Reeves Mar.
tin, being
One tract of land, situated in the District and
State aforesaid, on Ninty.six Creek, containing
nine hundred and ole acres, more or less, and
adjoining lands Of Whitfield Brooks. George w.
Holloway. Pleasant Burnett, James Cresswell.
N. l.. Grifiu. and the said Ann F. Williams.
Said land will be sold Oh credit Of one and
two years, except for so much as will pay the
cost Of this suit TO be paid in cash.
The purchaser giving bond and good sure.
ties losecure the purchase money.
S. S. TOMPKlNS, C. r. E. D.
Comm'rs. Office, Edgc6eld Sept. 10, lS47.
sept IL Ct "a
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HEALTH MADE EASY.
I'd R. l. H II % Y'S =
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pile.

II Fl startling drawback on nearly all Me,
H dicinal Agents has ever been that in their
process Of pnrgation and pnri6cation they have
also DeJiluated the System.-Ilence PurgotiYe
Medicines have alwaysbee regarded as. at best
but Necessary Eril, Patients resorting 10 them
for the relief Of one disease at the expence Eof.
another.-To obviate this Physicians have long
sought for an Agen,that would at the same
time PURGE, PURIFY and STRENGTH.
EN-. But their efforts were nearly fruitless,
and they had almos, despared Of success when
the lahnrs of science, and research were re !
warded by discovery which fully realized the
fondest desires of the Medical Facnlty, and:
which is Justly regarded rs one Of the mostim
pqrtanl Triumphs that Pharmacy has ever a.
chievcd.-This important desideralum is nam
ed DR.. LIE ROY'S VEGETABLE UNIYER.
SAL PILLS, which purify the Blood and re-.
move all corrupt, and vitiated humors, and un:
healthy accumulations from the body in a man
ner never,before rivalled, and which yet pro-
dnce no weakness or lassitude whatever, but
on the contrary, tone the Stomach and inyjgo-
rate the constitution during the progress of their
operations Dr. lie Roy's Pills, in fact unite
those heretofore irreconcilah|e, but most ldesirs
able qualities, Evacuation and Invigoration,Jfor
they are at the same time STRENGTHEN.
ING PU3GATIVE, and PURIFYING TO-,
MIC. I. r-~75.s,
The two principle ingredients in Dr.. Le,
Roy's Pills are WILD CHERRY and 'SAR-
SAPARILLA, so prepared that each promotes
the beneficial effect Of the other, the former
strengthening, while the latter through its uuion
with various vegetable ingredients, vacuaies,
and purifes-,hus they superinduce no torpid.
ity or lasstude Of the Digestive Func,ionsi and
hence their operations are attended by no Re.
action, or subsequent Costiveness. =
DR.. lie Roy's Pills are The most active and
searching Medicine in existence. They a, ONCE
attack the very root Of Diseases. and their nc.
lion is so prompt, thar in an hour or two alter.
they are taken. the patient is aware Of their
good effects. They not only operate on the
Blood. but also on The chyle, ofwhich the blood.
is formed. and this secures good blood from the
fountain head. moreover they produce neither
nausea, gripping or debility, and as a family
Medicine they have no rival.-Pice Is CErTs.
per Box.
For sale by J. D. TIBBETT's. Edge6slds
c. H., S. G.. july ON "a V
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DIR. JOEL BkANHAM'S
LIVER s. I'D DYSPECTEC
M E D ICI N E..

La - - ~ ~ -
EN- offering this valuable Medicine 10 the peo-
u pie of s. Carolina foi the relief and cure of
many diseases incident to Southern climate,
| do not claim for it infallibiliy; neither do |
say it will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
IND DYSPEPSIA.
can confidently advise and recommend its
use, from ny personal observation and use Of
the article in my own practice. This article is
EavorabIy received wherever it has beer used.
am allowed TO refer 10 Mr.. George Heard Of
Troup. Mr. John Warren of Columbus, MIR.
McAffee Of Cobb, Mr.. Asbury Hull of Athens
Mr.. William ID. Terrell Of Putnam, Rev'd.
John E. Dawson Of Lagrangei TO which a
great number OF names might be added, who
bear their testimony 10 its value.
habitual costiveness is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, and per-
sons of sedenlary habits, which often exert a
very Infavorable influence upon the general
haeIth Of the subject: and is particularly mani
tested by restless and Responding state ufthe
mind, irregular if not loss of appetite. For
this condition Of the system, this article is conf
denly recommended with tho positive assur-
ance that if the dose is properly adjusted. 80 az
not to move The bowels TOO actively, relief may
be relied on, without any, even the least OF The
unpleasant Consequences, resulting from Tie
use Of the common purgine medicines usually
resored To. This article will b. inund to acl
as pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every
indication that the common pnrging medicines
are designed 10 effect.
The re are some constitutions liable to regu
lar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall,
to such. recommend the use of this Medicine,
beginning al least by the middle Of May, OF first
Of June
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble. ulien experience y sense Of lullness.
weight and oppression, about the stomach nj
ter eating-in snc cases dose Of this medi.
cine will uhen afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from heart
burn and cosiveness, they may use the article
without the least danger and with great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, II is a most valu.
able medicine
could append long list Of certificates, but
forboar, preferring to rely on the virtues of the
medicine TO sustain ITSELF The medicine il
gentle and certain catharlic tonic and sudoriic.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Eatonton, Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill,
Cheatem g. Settle, Dnnlonsville, Charles Free.
man, Cairo P. o., and
]. D. TIBBETTS,
Edge6eld C. H.
sept 8 1y 80
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, That an application
a will be made 10 the Legislature Of Soulh
Carolina nt lis next session. TO lay ont and open
a Public Road, from point on the Island Ford
road, in Edgefield District. at or near the house
ofThomas c. Griffin, to run through The lands
Of James CresswelI, and to interseci what is
called the old Charleston road. at or near the
ford on the small creek crossing said Charles
tor road, about three hundred yards above the
Gin honsc Of N. l.. Griffin, on his plantation
near Cambridge. Atthe same time an. appli-
cation will be made to odiscnnlinue the old C!ar-
lesion road between the bridge over Ninety
six creek, and the point where The proposed
new public road will intersect said Charleston
road.
aug 16 3m 80
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july Z
Notice

Notice
HS HEREBY GIVEN, That an application
FL will be made at the next session of the Le'
gislature of S. c., to amend the Charter of The
Edgefeld Rail Road Company, SO as 10 author,
ize the saiG Company 10 increase theli capital
stock, and also 10 construct Rail Road from
EdgeieId Court House, through the Districts
of EdgeGeld and Abbeville, TO terminus at
some point in Pendleton District, on or near the
Savannah river or its tributary streams.
august 18 3m 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-13
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Sampson B. Mays Il p
John ], Mays,

Henry II. III aSon O.
wife, q others.
N Office is HEREBY GIVEN
In that by virtue of an order from
Chancellor Johnson, shall sell al Edge.
field Court House, on Saturday the 10Th
day OF October next, (beuS the last day OF
the Court of Common Pleas commencing
on The frs. Monday il October nexi,) The
the real estate OF Capt. VIM. b. Mays,
decd, in the following parcels, viz:
Tract No ], known as the Ollphant
Tract, containing according to survey
made by d. White, D, S., the l4th July
lS47, six hundred and twenty-five acres,
1922, and adjoining lands Of John Harri'
son, N. l.. Griffin, S. F. Goode, E.ev.
Joseph Moore, and other j Is Of aid
VIM. B. Mays, decd.
Tract No 2, containing by survey OF
D. White, d. S., made 18th July lS47,
three hundred and lwenty.seveu acres,
(327,) and adjoining The tract known as
the Oliphunl tract, James Rainsford, G. j..
Glover, and o,her lands Of said Wn. b.
Mays. decd.
Tract No 3, containing by survey of d.
White, y. S., made l4lh July lS47, three
hundred and twenty .one acres, (32l,) and
adjoining the tract known as the Oliphant
tract, John Harrison, A. B. Addison, and
olher lands of said WIN. r. Mays, decd.
Trac, No 4, known 81 the Home lract,
containing by survey of, D. White, D. s.,
made 18th July 1877, eight hundred and
eighty. J.seven acres, 1877 aud adjoining
lands of John Harrison, John H. Fair,
Joel Roper, George Tillman, and others.
Said Lands will be sold on credit Of
one, two and three years, in equal annual
inslalmenls. with interest from and after
one year from tho day Of sale, except for
so much as will pay the cost Of this suit to
be paid in cash, purchasers giving bond
and good sureties TO secure the purchase
money. Possession Of the Lands moi TO
delivered to the purchasers, ill the first
day Of January next.
S. S. TOMPKlNS, c.. z. D,
Comr'r. Office, Edge6eld. Sep. 23d lS47.
sept. 23 1t 80
~ The PIas Of the n5ove land can be seen
at the residence OF Sampson B. Muys, Esqr.
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Notice,

Notice,
DY Order Of Brig. Genl. Guyton, an Elec-
I'D ton for Colonel ofthe Second Regiment
IF Cavalry, will take place on the 22nd OF Oc'
tuber next, to Gil the vacancy occasioned by The
resignation Of James s. Smyley.
The Managers nre required to meet on the
day ipllowing at Lonsmire's, to declare the
Election.
Captains Of Companies are charged with the
execution ofthis order according 10 the requisl.
tions of the Militia Law.
THOS. w. LANHAM.
Lieut. Colonel.
aeptS St 33
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aug 25
Luclna Cordial; or the
ELIXIR OF LOVE.

ENc7Ma COrdlaI; Or the
ELIXIR OF LOVE.
TGNHIS is sovereign and speedy cure for
Il Incipienl CONSUMPTION. Barrenness,
Impolency, lncorhea or Wines. bsliuction,
Difficult or Painful Meustruaton, ,1ncontlnence
Of Urine. or Involuntary Discharge thereof;
and for general proslration Of the system. whe.
ther the result Of inherent causes or produced
by irregularty, illness or accident.
There is not shadow of doubt That this is
trne, and were not the subject Of too delicate
natlire, hundreds would testify 10 tho nnrival-
led efficacy of this Cordial as aspecific for bar
renness, -four albus, geets, irregularltie, in the
secretious, pains in the Kidneys. female sup
pressions. For sale by all the principal Drug
gists in Augusta, Hamburg and Charleston.
% Price, So per bottle.
For sale by Haviland, Harral s. Allen, King
street; P. Melvin Cohen, No. l9 Hayne street;
Nelson Carter, Meeting street, and E. M. Ca
rey, Broad street, Charleston; T. Rsley, Ham
burg; and I'D. TiBBETTS,
Edgefeld Court House, s. c.
iuly % GIN 27
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sysIil, SIs)lgsXs,llasnIaIE
ll|ll.lllI.A,[LA|l EzslIZAAlzl5A ! Y

ENOR the cure Of IPhitc S,cellings;a Sergllas,5
IL and other lumors, Ulcers, Sure Legs; old !
and fresh Wounds Spruins and Bruises, Sicet-
lings, and Inflammation, Scald Head. Sors
Breasts, of ,comen, Rheumatic pains, letters.
Eruptions, Chitblains, Whitio,os, Bites, corns,
and external diseases generally. ItsislikewiseI
greatly superior 10 any medicine heretofOra
discovered for The chafed backs and Limbs ,of,
horses : for ring gwor.ns. chapped lips, and in
short for every ezternat bodily evil that mayfaIl
10 the lot of man or BEAST 4'he proprietor OF
this noble specific can positively state, without
fear ofcontrudiclion, thai il is vastly superior'
to any compound ever discovered, or al, least
thar is known in these days, in the cure.o .offhs
above complaints. Indeed; too much cannori
be said in its favor, for there is nothing, more Z
certain than rs efficacy in the tnatters for which,
it is recommended, and the speed and perfec:
lion ofits cures are snth as to have the appear-
ance of being miraculous Nohouse should Be-
without this almost universal dinthent for. .thg
inmates of all houses areliabIe 70 sraldsscratehf
es. cuts, bruises. burns, corns, chapbeddib
&c. &c. &c.; from any or all Of wbirBsstkeN
can receive but iueinjury If they have a::Hoxt
Of Harrisons unrivalled specific TO contend,
with them. For Piles and Salt Rheum il ts4r,,
passes all other remedies. q, r.
For sale by T. Rislcy, Hamburg and ieSzs. = :
J. D. TIBBETTS;;
Edge6eld Court House, s. e.
july 2S 6m 227:iS}