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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
MATTRESS MAKING

REoo " AhlNO't #
gEyHE uaderSIgned desires to resurn sshs
III thanks to The public for the liberal EN-
conragemenl sxtsnded 10 him 10 his business
for many ybars past, and 10 assure them tha,
he twill cerilnue his best Efforts TO please bis
customers. eThc belser 10 ensble him 10 10
this, he has redGesd his prices considerably and
has now 90 hard and EiIlf epnstAnuy keep,
Cnried Fairs Mattresses, 9huck and Cotton do ;
and Shuck d. alone, OF evely Size.
Crib MATTRESSES, aud Wagoner's Beds, also
supplied on good terms. Mattresses, &c. 70
paired 1t short notice. aud on very reasonable
erms-and all ordsrs executed faithfully and
promptly r. 49,:
Long experience enables the undersigned 10
present his work with confidence, Is equal in
ell respeets.to any manufactured IN Ind Udissd
To bis friends in Jefferson and Clarke, and
adjoining counties, be dssirrs 2 tender hia
grateful aeknowledgmsnls Tor the palronags
received from them, aud be will be happy e
serse them further IN the same ssiiytaetory
manner. = JEREMIAH BOWLING.
Winehester. April % lel7 = An
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
BOARDING SCHOOL
IA WILLOW HILL, one mile fro,
KsrnsysviIle Depot, .lsf Co. Va.

Raw. y. L FRARY. PaiKcIPAL.
yTsHE LEI Tern q this schosl viii eonmsnco
II % Monday April 18th.
A iimi,e1 nnmDer 81 Boar1ers viii Be re-
tsiFsd, phe will b treated. II I'll respscls. a
hen6<ls Of he fsuily. II will be The aim 4
~ princip1I 10 educate The eo1se itnce and
ilsrais he neralss q we'll q 10 secure intel.
tec,u.l pFeEress: The location of he school
q highly fsforstIs e health and morals.
Tor b11rt. lnilion kc. ne charges viii b
f;xl1 fe||,rl per al,tion--exccpi nkefs inc
- e I-1M l1c sone family, II Which case fllv
IN }. .&.tI&I E1r i1i,i11 alone. he charge.
,-i|' = [r<~ hrs = ~ dollars pr 61ltisr,
[rtr|'.. y ~ tfe1etcl rnfsnsi.
'''. y. ''''; Ire ;.:;.., !; g. - ...sl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17

TIE EDrToR We fad the following
il sn exchange and transfer il to our col
umns. as beiag one Of the most remark
able truths Of the age. II is evidently
from The pen o. veteran who speaks
with ihe understanding and who hasseen
service. He draws the picture lile-liks.
.An Ediior's duties. even IN case
comparatively unimportsni, are enormous
and uulhankfDl those be praises. love
him less than their dinner !; and those be
finds. fault with hate him worse than Tie
devil IE he steps out manfulIy. be can
hardly avoid treading now and then on
somebods 'sioss uho win make point
Of never forgetting il /; while on those
whom be may bes,oW commendation. e.
ven:if noihing more substantial. during
bis journeys. will quietly place i ell q
the account Of their oirn merits"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17

Il The Senior Partner 10 the above Card would
SAP 10 his friends and 10 The public generally.
that he has again resumed with renewed zeal,
:the prSctiee OF his profession, which the duties
of public lie, Tor the last few years, have cen.
peeled him - q measure 10 neglect. To ell,
then, who would euiIust tAeif business 10 hia
charge, he deems y oGly necessary for him to
ear. ihaths Is again prepared, as heretofore,
with all his energy, TO Do battle 10 their cause.
4 end 10 protect, with all his ability. The rights
and interests Of Ms clients. lie can general nv
be found, when not elsewhere. professionally
engaged a. his Off Il 10 ChariesioNn.
Ang. % Ist5 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
DRO99s PA9ND9v
Oils. Ilne sEfrrffs. Rc.

gHVHE undersigned have now in store large
u and geGefsl assortment Of the above ma
med goods. which they eJfsr for sale 60 the
most ACCOMMODATING terms. They snouera,e
few leading articles, to which they invite the
attention Of country merchants, physicians,
Druggists nd ibs trade generally.
Calonel, Eng sad Am Oil Bergsmotl
Quinine, FIR and Am Oil Lemon
Csmphor, Cantharides Castor Oil
Cresm Tartar Spirits Turpeotine
Opium Copal Vsrnish
Morphine, Sulph acid Japan do
and Muriate Leather do
Rhnbsrb Root Chrome yellow
Do do powdered Do Green
Gum Yarhh Pr.sss1 Blue
D6 Arabic Spanish Annette
Epson < Glanber Salts C0ehineal
Ron Brinsloae Dye woodof al kinds
Arrow Root Glue
Rehaed Borsx White Lead.
Mace. Cloves. Linseed OIL
CastSle Soap, Red lead
tSaSs,m Copasia Iithersge
| Sup. Esrhouate Soda Tooth Brushes
fNutmegs Soaps
White Ginger Coloage Water
| Balnratus Bay Vsler.
G. ]. THOMAS & Co..
| w Wholesale aud Retail Drurgists,
No, 5. South Chsrles street.
4 Baltimore, March (, lei7-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
W. z. DaughertV,

ATT0KNEf AT L{N.---a:harIesiown
sGG Jsdsrson coun,y, Va, oilers bis profess
sisnal services 10 he pubiic generally.
Z He win pr6ciise 10 Jeierson and The neigh.
boring coanties.
April rs 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
q GARD.

I. WILLIAM LUCAS. q RfkI. r.. WASHINGTON.
HAVING associated themselves 10 the Prsc-
HI lice sfihe Law, will attend the Superior and
iafsrior Courts Of Jefferson, Berkeley, Ffede.
rick, snd Clarke -
oaies he ssms = heretofore occupied b Lu-
eas 4 BediBger.
chnrlsslowa. Aug. u, ls45--tt,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
HARL Es'roWN, JEFFERSON county,
LAURENCE B. BECKWITH,

HAYiNG removed 10 The NEW WARE.
HI HOUSE, No. 20. conNERcE SfzEkT. viii
continue 10 sell on eommission. Flour, Grain,
and other produce.
He respectfully ssks The patronage 6f the
Farmers snd Millets Of The Valley.
BalIimoFe. June 10, l547 = 6m,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17

Agsexchanes paper slaiss hal black
sIpatcz lady.s cloak vas stolen from .
certain house. What sort Of : person Is !
black alpaca LADY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17

JEFFERSON BOOT s SHOE
Fl TORY.
1NHE subscriber, grateful for past fsvors,
~ and hoping 10 merit future add informs
his patrons and The public genefal- m
!. NAH, 4, ! h; -. recent. !, received
SELECTED STOCK Of GOODS x
belonging 10 bis department. He weald call al.
teaiion parlie s,larly to hisassorlmeGt OF
Morocco ana Cali Boots,
Kip aud CoprSe, do.
Meas Mor1cce, Calfand coldovan Shoes,
Clay, JeHerson and Monroe, do.
Gailers, slEppers, &c. SC. III
Boys Bosss and Shoes
Msroeee, ZIP and Leather shoes;
Ladies' MaroceO, Kip, Leather aaa Lasting
walking Shoes
Do do do Slippers,
Point Isabel, do.
Aisses' Scots, 8uckskin aud Talltifsg Shoes,
slippers sad ANGLE ties, ggealvatistIi u +
childrens, Boots. Buckskiu, Polka walking
ANGLE and:s,rap Shoes Of all celors and pricet
Servants Boots and Shoes, extra qailiy, EerJ
large assortment
Lasts Of De latest style for Ladies and Gen
,lsmen, together with an exiensive supply o
materials NJ the best quality, vhichlhe pledges
himself 10 have made up 70 order 10 The mos
durable and tasteful style. All orders shall b
executed with despatch, and warranted 10 give
Satisfaction, as he has 10 his shop the best work
men in every branch OF his business.
JAMES MCDANIEL, .9gsnt.
ChaIlesto;Sn, April Is, 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
VOL. 10.
DOCTOR d. @. MIX


"a Gormoy 8t Law
HAS resigned the Office o. Pay nasisr Of the
us Afmosy q Harpefs,Feny and will
q ta,pte devote himself exclusively 70 his pro.
fqssion.
We xiil slisnd ths several Courts Of y,Eer.
ssa. Clarke. EredsI iek, Hampshire and Morgan
Coup,ies.
y Chsrlesto~n. Msy q, lsaT -3n.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
To Tho IRaRunersa

TO Tho lFarmnGTso
HE fSPssli FYR viz hagf, IS5s : =; -
ING GRAIN, in the County OF Jefferson, 10y
the commencement of the threshing season,
this year. Farmers wishing TO employ MA
chimes would do well 10 TO. make early applies.
1ion. This Machine is capable of threshing as
much wheat per day as AMI. other machine in
use, and cleans the grain al the same time. -
Terms Of Threshing- bushels per. hundred
Of wheat, by miller's receipt.
Twill also have in Chaflsstowp, in Or 10
days one of my
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17

a Lady 10 Providence. Rhode IsIsndl
has Discovered that there srs three ficus
saad and fires seeds 10 ! fe. We hops
her curiosity vas satisfied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
NOTICE.

With view Of extending my business, /
w am now opening larger assortment OF
GOODS, than have everyet offered to the
public, and upon mere aecemmodaiing terms
wish all 10 call a1d sea for themselves.
~ THOMAS RAWLINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
Keep it before the People, ;;

~ DNaOAC sAAS CVIstCt
NHAT have now on hand the very best n
sorlment Of Old S.gars Of all kinds and Al
lower prices than lheyscsube hadin ,oWn-al.
50 Starts celebrated Snuff. and Spanish Cur.
tiDgs very cheap.
THOMAS RAwLiNs.
June 10, 1877. ~ s--.-7ss-e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
Wkeat q Corn Wanted.

1NHE subscribers are auxieus 10 purchase sry
u number Of bushels 81 Wheat and Corn.
for which they viii pay ihs highest cash price
on delivery. Or. il The Farmers preferit. they
will haul il from their Barns. Is they keep
teams fer th<l purpose. Farmers look % yoar
interests, sng give Us a call before you dispose
AZ. H~&v. ". MOORE
old Furnaces jefferson Co, Fs.s
Fs525, 1871.
~ Plaisser. sail. Fish, Tar, Sc, always
q hs1t. o sxehangs vith the tarmsn ior
ihsir pfod1cs ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
Superior Wheat Reapers,

Superior Wheat Reapers.
Those wishing to purchase Wheat Cutters had
better examine this complete machine tefdfe
purchasing. as this is the most perfect ma.
ing or manufacturing Wheat cutting Machines,
who doubts this assertion can have opportunity
OF testing the utility efthe two mschiRes at any
place they may appoint duffng this harvest ~
All orders proRptly attended TO-. Il
MATHEW McKEEYER.
June g. IS47 -2t-Spirif eopu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17

GTRIPED lri,h Linen for gsn,lsneh's shists
- fer sale b. sIGAF'00SE.
June 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17

PLoUcHiTc AMONG CoRn. Some hays
ridiculed The idea Of Using horse plough
between The rows Of corn and poislosss
since The instrument called lie "Cuiiixa-
Tor" has been Introduced. But . plough
IS much The b+si aeol where ihesoil lies
hard aad needs ligh,eping On green
s@ard culilva'or works best. % il does
not disiuib the iurrow. and sYard land
lies light enons b; The plouei should
tArowl,te earth f5on The plants ~ frst
time. Then iogards them. Allie third
t1oeipg ! cul'Ivasor may worh besi, y it
4 III moi iu,eftsTsswiih the roots 3 much
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-06-17
Encourage Home Industry

cballe.,ossn, April Is. 1917.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-16
New Trusses forRuptusessaj,, saj,
RIDDLES TRUSS AND&ABDoM1s
Z NAL sSUPPORTE R.gs !. s. ssSSli

RIDDLES TRUSS ANDsABDoMl;
NAL SUPPORTE R.Fss
YHyHE Subscriber having bought the Patent
u. Right Of Riddel's Trusses and Abdouti.
nal Supporters, recommend them to thepnb,;
lie, as the most valuable, and perhaps onlylin
s,rument Of The kind that perform cure zig
almost every case of Rupture. IL 10 adapted
10 the anatomical structure Of the Pelyis and isI
admirably calculated 10 relieve these seyere.eass
ses Of Prolapsus U.eT, or falling Of the womb
which make Tie paiieilr sutfta 90 aarhs tfgS
universal j destruction Of heall rhs; Abdonils!
nal Supporter is eminently seYsiceabie sItfs
Piles, never failing 10 cure Them BY removing
the cause. ~ S.
Persons having Negroes ruptnred, may have
a cure guaranteed, and the terms not more thans
one third Of what the hand would be increa ed
in value. Where the cure cannot be effected,
from the destruction Of the parts by times
Truss will enable the wearer TO encounter the
most severe work of any kind: Planters would.
do well 10 attend to this notice.
Price of Truss $5 without guarantees and;
$50 or 300, or as may be agreed on Tor cure
r. s. ROBERTS. s.
NAV 26 St 18 q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-16
.D4.. Brgssdreth's Pills:.
may 26

TITIZENS OF THE U. STATES-Eet;
" il be remembered that BraadTeths 8 Tsges
table UnirersaL Pills have now been before the
citizens of the United States for nearly six
years, and used by hundreds OF thousands
They are so we'll known that il need scarcely
be mentioned that they are /" Pulgatlye Me-
dicine." so "juslly balanced" that the ..sexperl.
ence of a century has proved that they may
be taken in ary dose, according to Nature ne
QuiTements, and this rule refers to both sexes
and all agesc They have been used in every
variety Of arrangements of the human body,
and yet, when properly used, never failed to-
restore to health, except in. those cases where;
nature has exhausted before the pills were
commenced with. 10 g55f ~ y. ~
Experience has taught that Brandreth.s Yes
getabfe Universal Pills remove all corrupt hu-
mors from the body, 10 an easy, safe and cffec-,
tuaI manner; producing no effect but what will
finally conduce to the perfect publication Of the:
Blood, and thereby cure the disease, (whatever
name it may be called, and give perfect health
to the whole system. ;3.;S9g
Remember, Druggists are notpermtted to:
sell my Pills-if you purchase of them you will
obtain counterfeit. B. BRANDRETH, NJ. De-
DR.. Brandrcth's Principal Office 24li Broad:
way, N. Y; other Offices in New York.
PThe genuine only for sale in Edgefeld
District by Z. s. ROBERTS, Edgefeld Court
House, KENRIcK 6 THAYER, Hamburg, and
SMYLEY's Store, Meeting street. {, e
Every Agent having the genuine has Ger.
tifcate of Agency, signed by the Doctor him;-
self. :, :. ~ .ss
may 26 I'm 5sssl lSl ~;
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Pile Medicine.,

In addition to its being positive remedy for
the Piles, it never fails to cure that lNTOLE
RABLE ITCHING, which is so very common,
and has its location in the same parts as the
Piles,
Read the following, from the editorial CO.
lumns Of Alexandcr's Weekly Messenger
Found at iast-A cure for the Piles -Physi-
clans and Chemists have long been anxious to
discover medicine that would cure one ofthe
most troublesome diseases, the Piles. Success
has a, last been the result DR.. JACKSON'S
PILE; EN- BROCATlON not only stops all
bleeding, alays pain and inflammation, subdues
that intolerabe itching, but efectually cures,
like a charm, and in very short time, persons
whose lives have been rendered miserable for
years.
For sale BY R. s. ROBERTS, Agent, at
,Edgefeld Court House, South Carolina.
- march,1 10gass ssssG .s.s-s atsssss ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-16
Beckayish,s PsELs,

YyHE Proprietor, many years ago. while
E searching for remedy for his own i'll
health which the prescription Of the day had
failed 10 benefit, TO hit upon the composition ol
these Pills, and they proved entirely successful
in restoring his health. Their composition
was freely communicated to many Physicians
and il was no, the design of The Inventor thai
they should extend beyond the private practice
of himself, and that of his medical friends. Ap:
plications for them, however, began.tos multi.
ply, and he was advised by many of his profes.
sional brethren, and olher gentlemen, of char
acter and distinction,s TO prepare quantity OF
them and place them iny.he hands Of an apo.
thecary. Even this seemed insufficient, and he
was urged To send them, by means OF iagencies,
throughout The country. Calomel had long
been conm)n domestic remedy. There was
scarcely family in which usaI OF 1t was not
to be found, and in which it was not used with
degree Of freedom from which well inform
ed Physician should shrink. A strange infatu-
ution loo seemed to exist among many OF the
Faculty. Hardly case was prescribed for,
whether acute or chronic, in which calomel
was not given, in some stage OF the disease,
without fear or reflection; and thousands are
still suffering from its perniclous effects. Cal
Olnel is, without doubt, most valuable medl-
cine, and in some cases may be regarded as
essential, but il should not be stricken from the
list of domestic remedies, and be administered
only under the prudent and judicious advice
of thoughtful Physician. Upon tial, by many
Physicians and others, these Pills were found
to be substitute Tor mercurial preparations in
large number of cases. and hence their popu-
larty, and the large demand for them. The
idea of obtaining Patent for them was never
entertained, nor hns it been sought In this day.
1t was believed that by giving them a popular
form and circulating them through the country,
thousands would be benefited by their use,
who would, otherwise, never hear of the pres.
cripton and never learn that preparation had
been compounded which rendered the inds'
criminate and pernicous use Of calomel un.
necessary. These were some OF the iniace'
ments which led the Inventor of the Pills TO
to consent that they should become an object OF
public sale:
None are genuine without the signature of
JNO, BECKWITH, NJ. D.
For sale by, R. S. S.ROBERTS, Agent, Edge
field c. H.. South Carolina.
April % 6m IA
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o
be liberty
comfortable
clothing will
Should disabled the line his
sion for
allowances respectable and that
NJ PEhhlN "a Lieut. isn
Planter Hotel Edgfld C. H. g. c.
Recruiting J. lS47 -
Ju6e2
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June
Head Quarters,
CoIuMRIA 9Th Nav. 1Sa7. (

GENERAL ORDER.
A LII Officers Of Militia of this State order.
IA. ing elections of officers of The line of
whatever grade or rank, or making appoint
ments of officers of the staff, will report the
names of the officers so elected or appointed to
the Secretary of State, who is directed there.
upon to FIJI up and forward their commissions
without delay, and he is also further directed
not to issue or deliver any blank military CON-
mission.
All commission addressed to the Secretary
of State under this order to be endorsed "Mai.
tary Service
The Brgadier Generals are charged with
the exlensionof this order.
By order OF the mmander.in-Chief,
J. w. CANTEY,
Adjt. s. Inspt. Gen.
may 10 Ct II
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jVOtice To SNSnsge Makers.

Notice TO SlsSssgle Makers.
ENHE Granitevie Manufacturing Compa-
u ny, wish 10 purchase a MILLION of
Shingles, to be delivered and stacked at
Granitevile. For Shingles16 Sinches long a
inches wide 5-9thick, of prime stuff. well drawn,
they will give SO 25 per thousand; for similar
Shingles ! inch thick % S5.IIf made on the
Companies land fair allowance win be re.
quiIed for .he Timber
as : ae9'2s't s WMa.GREGG,
Pres. G. M. Co.
april7 3mss rE12
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFLELD DISTRICT.
IN THE C0URTsOfa0RDINARYi
'n1 others, % ha'y Applicants %1is' q summon,
u.s. .s2Ie s.ss q ~ in
Daniel D. Holly & wifssand Partition.
& 4 others, Defendants.
WT appearing to my satisfaction, that N. w.
IL Holly and wife, Mary distributes of the
rea! estate Of George Eiteseys decd. reside
without the limits OF This State, II Is therefore
ordered, that they edo appear in NV Office, at
Edgefelds Court House, on oil, before The first
Mondayia Augnstfnext, land show cause, IL
any, why the !eaid lands should not he sold or
divided, or their consent 10 the sane will be
entered of record. = IS:
:. JOHN HILL q. E. d.
~ May . So 55s a3rn Is
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Z; iss:;:H]ER;IF.F ii F's & S A.LEa

,sI. F. Goode vs. B s j. Ryan, R
Presley & Bryan, and others, s ,ss'.t
severally, ,vs.' the same.
'lEBY virtue of Executions in ths above stat.
lid ed ;cases. Twill proceed tisell, at the
house Of lhe Defendant, in the;yill,g Edge,
field, on Thursday and Friday, tlie Path and a1
25,h inst, large lot Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting of Beds and Furniture,
Bed Clothing, Chairs, Tables gIockery and
Glass Ware, Cooking Utensils, &c.
Terms of sale Cash.
H. BOULWAREaEs. E. p
.iune @ IS & 81 g 30 II
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2
Valuable LANDS for Sale.

TEyHE Subscriber now offers for sale the
Il tract of Land onwhich he now resides,
lying OH Log Creek, nine miles west oftEdge.
field Court House, containing nine hundred
and nine acres, of which there is about i've hun.
dreds acres ofwoodland. On the premises is
large and comfortable Dwelling House, and
all other necessary ont buildings. The planta.
ton is in good repair. Those wishing to pur-
chase can call and examine for themselves.
J. F. BURNS.
april z 3m 12 z
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Brought to the Jail

AF this District, on the l4lh uli., ne
W gro man, who calls himself JIM,
says he belongs To Mr.. Piukney Brown,
who resides in Baldwin county, Geo.,
within ten miles Of the town Of Milledge-
vile. Jim is ola dark complexion, about
26 years old, 5 feet u inches high, has a
scar on his forehead, and one on his left
jaw. Says he has been away from home
about two months.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take said
slave away, otherwise he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
C. H. GOODMAN, J. E. D.
june 2 If ~
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ROBERTS WORM TEA

EyHIS excellent and infallible preparation
q. is recommended to tue public. The sghsi
of Worms and fetid breath. swelled stomachS
very little, or too great appetite, nausea, head,
ache,' affection of the brain, vomiting klIns
and irritation about the nose, disturbed s!eegs
fits and conyusive iwitchings, slmy and disor.
dered state of the bowels md fever. Parents
would do well to bear in mind, that the remedy
can be had for these dangerous complaints:
when proceeding from Worms, for III cents
only. II. r. Sa.gROBERBsIsSs; 81 sS lss9 q
march 81 s a..s "a ~ u a ~ 10
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NOTTCE.

notice..
M r. ROFF who held conditionaly all in.
I'VE tereslin the right Of EdgeGeId District,
TO Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Palent)
has never complied with said condition. thero
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sell or maize any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are theiowners, of said
right, and a tight purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not begood. ..!!p ~
Mr.J.T:WEsBER, I'VE aJlihorise, with full
power to act as our agent. "a sts4 ~ ~ Ia
4. ssCOIHRAlNs& MOORE.
March 1, 1847. If 6
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Notice.

i. Az Ii Persons having defaands against the
IA estate Of Henry Carr. decd, are request
ed TO present them legally attested, and .hoss
indebted arerequested tosmake immediate pay.
ment. : THOS. Lake, administrator.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
julius c. Pardue, Complaint.
Sam'l. P. Mevary. Admir-. of to
DAME! P. Walker, decd. & account.
others, sureties, Defendants.
JULIUS C. PARDUE having this day
fled his petition before me. setting forth that he
is n creditor of Daniel P. Walker, decd, to a
considerable amount, and thdt Samuel P. Nc
Vary, administrator Of that estate, has removed
beyond the limits of the State. without having
accounted, it is therefore ordered, that the said
Samnel P. McVary, adm r, as aforesaid, and
Penelope Williams and Nathaniel Burton. ad-
minisiratiix and administrator Of Gibson j..
Williams, Decd, who was surety TO said ad-
ministraton. do appear before me in the Court
Of Ordinary. to be held at Edgefeld Court
House,.in the District aforesaid, on Tuesday
the 29th ofJune inst. 10 show cause. ifany they
can, why they should not render before me, an
account Of said administration. Given under
my hand, at my office. on the 1st June l947.
JOHN HILL, 0. E. D. s
iune 9 fs 4t 10 $