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DR. JOEL sBkANHAM's
LIVER 81 DYSPEGTlC
MsED.I C. i N En-

HN offering this valuable Medicine 10 the peoi
81 pie of s. Carolina foi the relief and cure of
many diseases incident 10 Southern climate,
do not claim for il infaIbty; neilier do
say it will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
AND 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, Mr..
McAfite Of Cobb, Mr.. Asbury Hull of Athens,
MIR. William d. Terrell Of Putnam, Rev d.
John f. Dawson of Lasrangei to which
great number oil ratnes might be added, who
bear their testimony 10 its value.
fiabtual costiveness is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, aud per-
sons Of sedentary habits, which often exert a
haellh h OF the subject and is particularly mani.
tested by restless and desponding state Of the
mind, irregular if not loss of appetite. For
this condition OF the system, this article is conf
denlly recommended with the positive assur.
not to move The bowels too actively, relief may
Dc leIIcu vi, "ilnout dHy cNei tiie iesSt VI He
unpleasant consequences, resulting from The
Use Of the common purgins medicines usually
resurled to. This article will be found 10 acl
as pleasant cordial aud tonic, restoring the
appetite, and at the same lime fulfilling every
indication that the common pnrging medicines
are designed 10 effect.
There are some constitutions liable TO regu
lar attacks Of Bilious fever almost every FALL
to such. recommend the use of this Medicine
beginning at least by the middle of May, OF first
of June.
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, ollen experience sense of tilness,
weight, and oppression, about The stomach af
ter eatiug-in snch cases Il dose OF this medi.
cine will often afford immediate relief
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
burn and costivencss, they may use the article
without the least danger and with great benefit
In sick or nervous headache, II is most valu.
able medicine.
| could append long list Of certificates, hui
lurbear, preIerring TO rely on the virtues of the
medicine 10 suSiaiu ITSELF The medicine is a
gentle and certain ca,hatlc tonic and sudoriic.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Ealonlon, Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill,
Chealem g. Settle, Dun,onsville, Charles Free.
man, Cairo p. o.: and
J. D. TIBBETTs,
Edgeiield e. II.
sept. S " 33
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The particular attention Of Country Mer.
merchants Is requested to the .foliowing
-. advertisement =.
HOGAN s. THOMPSON,
WHOLESALE
booksellers, SfGftONers,
- AND PUBLISHERS,
No. so North Fourth Street.
PHILADELPHIA,

a. .NNOUNCE to their friends and 10 mer'
IA. chants generally, that their stock Of Books
and Stationery for the cunning business seasons
OF 1873 will be larger and better assorted than
at any former period. /: will embrace every
article in the trade which is required for the
sales of the country merchant.
In consequence of the change in their terms
OF selling. they are enabled to offer SCHOOL
Asp MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, BLANK
BOOKS, PAPERS, dc. at prices 80 greatly
reduced from former rates. as 10 make tito the
interest OF all who deal in these articles to pur
chase from their stock.
Hitherto lhes system orcredting small amounts
has involved all expense in their collection, aud
as II. e. It. now sell only for CASH. or sueh
negolinhle notes rs ure sure TO be paid in bank
al their maturity, The saving to those who choose
10 deal in this manner will be a very consider.
able per centage on their purchases.
Few dealers in the country buy more than
5000 worth of stationery in season, many not
over one.hali, and large portion not more than
one fourth of that amount. There is not a
dealer, therefore, who visits Philadelphia who
would he inconvenenced by paying these
small sums in Cash, and as each can save mo-
ney by dong so, II. &. II. believe they are Of.
fering an inducement Which will gladly be EN-.
braced by those VINO nuke their purchases in
Philadelphia. Those who enter into such an
arrangement wiIl be enabled to sell at prices
mncI below their foImer rates at home, and
will consequently reap larger aggregate pro-
fit from the increased amount of their sales.
Having PRINTING OFFICE for copper
plate and type work, and an extensive BIND.
ERY, II. &, II. are prepared to fill orders from
Banks and Public Offices, when forwarded
through merchants, at extremely low prices.
Philadelphia January I3, lS45.
february2 I'm 2
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Female Academy.

YHNIIE Female Academy IN the vicinity oil
III Elton i. o., seven miles north oil Edge
field Court House, OH the road to Cambridge,
will be opened on Tuesday the 4tn of January,
under The direction of Miss MARY Julian. The
favorable character of Miss Julian as an excel
sent instruclress has been established in several
leclions Of the District by the experience Of
several years teaching, and justly commend her
10 the patronage Of Parents and Guardians.
Terms Of Tuition, per session Of Fiue
Months:
Spelling, Reading, Writing, aud Arith.
metic, Sc 90
With the above, Grammar, History, Geo.
graphy, Q 90
With the above, Natural aud Moral Phi.
Iosophy and Composition, &c. IL 90
Music, and use of Piano, l5 90
Boarding can be had in several families at
81 per mouth.
Payments at the end Of each session.
jinuary # so
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80 nari,.. "a iecc,

-. ,5-,.7,,,- t-c,.;.i,ul appropriated by
the State, ,"for the Immediate wants Of the Or.
plans and Widows OF those Of the Palmetto
Regiment, who have died since the commence.
men, %! the Mexican War, and of those who
have become disabled in The SERVICE" We in.
vite oil those enit!od 10 the relief, To make
known their cases TO us rs early as possible, as
the Governor proposes by the Est March, to dis.
tribute the Fund. Captains of Beat Companies
will do favor TO us. 10 extend this notice II
their next Company musters.
N. l.. GRIFFIN,
THOS. 6. BACON,
WM. p. BUTLER,
January 2G If |
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NOTICE.

NE R. ROFF, who held conditionally an in,
lHA teresl in the right Of Edge6eId District.
to Ho,chkss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Patent)
has never complied with said condition, thero.
fore he holds no Interest, and has no right rs
sci! or ma amy contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners Of said
right, and a Iigh, purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not he good. .'ss'
MIR. J. II. WEBER, we auihorise, with full
power 10 ect rs our agent. ;Ss. -.
COTHRAN &MOoRE.
March !, 1S47. tf g.
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Brought TO the Jail

nF this District, ainegro man, who
" says his name isscHAREES and
that he belongs 10 Mr:WflIiam Haskell, oil
Charleston. s. g. Said fellow IS about
five feet six inches higli.betweep As and
so years of age, aud of 5aarkScomplexion;
nearly all Of his upper fore teeth are out.
He says he runaway sftomsh his master.
plantation in Abbeville. gHeShas scar on
his right cheek near his:nose.
The owneris requcs'ed.to come forward,
prove property, pay CHARGES anil take him
away, or ne will be dealtwith as The law
directs.
C. II. GOODMAN, Jailer.
Feb l6 IF
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STATE OF SOUTH fcARoLINA,,5s 3
5'5.e EDGEFiEED DISTRICT. IS s s.
-, iiss-si '':..'f INssO ORD MARY Il 81. !.

Margaret Head, Applicant )summons
ssg ~ Us. - in
.5amlt cCrary and others,1t 1t'fis Partition.
II Happening 10 my satisfaction, s,hat james
u McCrary.- Thomas MeGfary, and John
McCrary, distributes in the above stated case,
reside beyond The limits of lII Stale, tits there.
fore ordered, that they do appenr in the Conrt
Of Ordinary for the Dislricb of EdgcfeId and
State of South Carolina, o1or before lhe third
day ofApril next, 10 show. eanse.if any, why
the real estate Of Ann McCrsfy, decd. should
not be sold or divided, or their consent to the
same will be entered Of record;
Given under my hand, ,atIny office, this the
9th December IS47
JoHNfHILI., d.
dec 20 3m 40
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r. ID, ,TERRETTS,

WMJOULD most respectfully inform hi
Wv friends and the public generally. tina
he s now carrying on the BOOT and SHOE
MAKING BUSINESS, for Messrs. Goode g.
Sullivan, and may be found, at all times, ii
the room adjoining their new store, where he
will be happy TO receive orders from his cuslo
mers as heretofore.
feb % Jt :
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REMOVAL.
BVJW. KETCEE.4JN =. CO..

HAMBURG, 5. G.
TILT AVE remove tlheir stock Of Dry Goods
ii a TO the Store under the American Hotel,
(Iate Hnbbard's, where it is their purpose to
keep inll assortment of
American. French and English
I'D EsN G. d I'D ).
We would take this opportunity to return our
thanks 10 our numerous friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on III for The last six
years. and wonld solicit n continuance Of their
lavors.
We wonld also invite all persons buying Dry
Goods III Hamburg who are not already on
our large list of subscribers 10 gire US a trial.
Our stock will consist ola much larger and
more general assortment than we have hereto
fore kept. We shall also continue 10 keep our
usual assortment Of Carpeling, Oil Cloth, Floor
Mating, Bonnels, and Ladies and Chdrcns
Shoes
". B.-Just received full assortment Of all
numbers OF genuine
DWtch Boiling Cloths,
which together with all articles in our line will
be sold as low as they can be procured in Ham.
burg or Augusta.
WIN. KETCIIAM g. co.
Hamburg, S. c. Aug. I'll If ~
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RAT POISON.

A FRESH SUPPLY of that Rat De.
IN slroyer, of which the RATS are 30
fond. thai thirty or forty have been found
dead al once. Price IS cents box, for
sale at the Cheap Cash Store.uf
R.. S. ROBERTS
feb 9 f 3
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dlabama--Thc Wing members of
the Alabama Legislature have unani-
mousIy nominated General Taylor for
the Presidency, and resolved that it is
inexpedient to send delegates to the
National Convention.
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feb 90
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFELD. DISTRICT.


Fl. II. Hill, &.olhers } amended Bill
IS. for
Jonathan Nj. Hill. & others Account.
HIT appearing TO my satisfaction that Jonathan
n nj. Hill, James Z. Goodwin and wife Rhy.
donia, James Hill, Amanda Hill and Henrietta
Hill, Defendants. in this case, are absent from
and without the limits Of this State On motou
by Mr.. Wardlaw Solr., it is ordered that the
said Defendants. do appear, and plead answers
or demeanors To said bill within three months
from the publication hereof, or the said Bill
will be taken pro confesso. ngalnst them.
s. S. TOMPKlNS c. E.. E. u.
Commissioners Office, Feb. %, 154S.
March /, 3m 6
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',rndes. As a faniIysneWspap twill t;cotls1Y
more useful intelligence 10 cIiildrenand Young
people than Eve times.its cost ID school llstfiic
.tiop; andon the principle Of feconoaiy - may
be argned. that every copyfSf well presareedff
will command lnore,than tile original cost.ai,
the end ofthe year. Published weekly for one.
dollar per annum per single copy FIVE copies
to one address for four dollars.
dec 20 G 40
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NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS.
TH7HE subscriber is nowsFeceiving a fiesl,
E supply Of
GROCERIES CROCKERY, HARD
WARE. SHOES,tHAI'S,
and I'D R X GO @ DS.
Fine and common brown SUGARS,
Loaf and clarified 81 do
Laguira and Rio COFFEE;
Fine English CHEESE, @
Fresh RIG E l1sh POTATOES;
Landreth's GARDEN SEEDS,
RAISINS, and ALMONDS
Sperm and Tallow CANDIES,
LAMP OIL,
With marry other articles Too tedious 10 men.
ton, which viii be sold olthe most accommo.
dating terms. -
jan'ury q If 50
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sept. S
HsEeGEFHELD EHOTEL.

FE I 1E Subscribers announce 10 their friends
4 and he public, that they have opened
the house lormolly occupied by Mr. b.. Ryan,
III Edgehrld village, and eprepared 10 accom-
modate all those who may Iavor them with their
patronage, with comfortable fare for themselves
and horses.
Their Table will be always provided with the
best the market affords. and attended 10 by
obliging and competent servants.
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NOTICE.

A Ii Persons indebted to the estate of DR..
IN Ulrlck B. Clarke, decd. are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate. are requested to pre-.
sent them, properly attested
SAMUEL CLARKE, Admr.
feb I6' At q
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Notice.

a IL persons having any demands agains,
IN the estate of James s. Pope, decd are re-
quested to present them properly attested. asit
ia our intention 10 pay them MS fast as our col.
Iectlons may enable us. And all persens in
debted to said estate are requested to make
payment -,
THOS. H. POPE, =.
J. H. WILSON,
adm tr... Is
Jan. If so
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Fleetwood Lawniare, Declaration in
TS. Attachment
Ralph Scurry.
TENtlE plaintiff in the above case having this
q day filed his declaration IN nv Office,
and the defendant having neither wife nor al.
torney, known to reside within the limits of
this State. OH whom 4 copy of said decln,atio
with rule 10 plead. can be served, On motion
Of MIR. Wiscman, Attorney Tor PIaintff, il is
ordered, that the said defendant nppear and
plead 10 The said declaration, in year and
day, from the date herenf, or judgment, wi II be
given against him by default.
THO. G. BACON. Clerk.
Edgefeld c. II. Clerks Office, 18th Nov .l847.
november "a 1y 44
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The Monks of st. Bernard Broken
up.-The New York correspondent OF
the Washington Union has the following
in isletter Of Friday:
"For the honor of our race, it were to
wished that The SO called Liberals" Of
Switzerland had spared, in their, furious
zeal, at leastthe monastery and monks
OF ST. Bernard on the Alps. The name
of those good men and their ancient
house has for ages been like a household
word in Chris,endom, Synonymous with
hospitality, devo,edness, and charity as
universal as mankind. 1t was not PIE
tended thai the Fathers Of the Mountain
had been The least implicated in tie po-
li,ical troubles of the country. Enough
for the ruthless fanalicism of the rictors
that they bore the hated name Of Monk
The places that knew them no more !:
.whiskered pandours and fierce hussars'
fill with their rude orgies the old halls,
sacred for near a thousand years TO
piety and humanity and the monks OF
81. Bernard are wanderers over Europe
for the food and shelter which none ever
asked of them in vain. Even the very
dogs are gone,-as friend writes from
the spot,-the noble dogs that ever
shared in the fame, as in tine dangers oil
their masters. The traveller struggling
in the SHOWS and Storms Of the Alps
need not look now for the aid and com>
fort of the grca, Hospice, nor strain eye
and ear through the binding snow, or in
the pauses oflhe wind, for the grey low
crs, the lay b: others cheering Shout, or
The dogs welcome bark. Alas! alas
for the Vandalism that could do such
deeds in the heart Of Europe, and in the
mids, OF the nineteenth century !"
Talk after Church.-'Wcll Laura,
give ME short sketch Of The selmon.-
Where was the text"
'Oh, | don't know have forgotten
it. But would you believe it, Mrs. v.
wore that horrid bonnet Of hers. !
couldn'l keep my eyes of it all meeting
time. Miss p. had on lovely little
pink onr; and Miss T. wore new
shawl that mast have cost fifty dollars.
wonder her folks don't see the folly of
such extravaganza. And there was Mrs.
H., with her pplise. lis astonishing
what a want Of taste some folks exhibit.
well, if you have forgotten tic SOL
mon, you lave not the adience. But
what preacher dogyou prefer, this one or
Mr.. 2
soh, Mr.. a.. He's so handsome, and
so graceful. tFhatsan-eye, and what a
sst:oftee,h he has
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Mind what you rim after Never be
content with bubble tha, will burst or
iirewood that wilIcnd in smoke and
darkness. Getlbat which you can keep
and which is worth keeping.
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Kentucky.-The Lexington (Ky.)
Observer, speaking Of the Wing Con-
venlon which recently met at Frankfort
remarks
The Convention, (the largest ever
before assembled) nominated Electors,
and also delegates to the National Cons
vention at Philadelphia, all of whom
will vote for either Henry Clay or Ia
chary Taylor, as the one or the other
shall, in convention, be deemed most
certainly available in the triumph OF the
Wing cause in the election Of the Pres.
ikent.
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INTERESTING TO MECHANICS.
The cheapest and best scientific paper in the Uni.
ted States is the nep paper entitled The
Scientific Mechanic,

Inrenfor's Aduocaie, Patent Office Report
er, and ErPositor Of Arts and Trades.
WDUBLISHED by Rufus Porter, (fjrmetly
Il editor and publisher oflhe New York
Mechanic" and the " Scientific American"
nj the Sun Buildings, No. l35 Fulton street,
New York.
Each number of this paper contains from
three u &c cravings. most oflhem Original
and well ilcd, illustrative of New Inyen
IL n''h: Principles, Elegant Designs,
~, 'urcslies-also general notices
l,..r, of Mechanical and other Scien-
os."cnts-American and Foreign In
-. ~-c'laiogues of American Patents
.9-."ai .sc.nn:fic Essays, illustrating the scien
."ciiativ+, Cher is,ry Eleciro.Magnet
l." observation-disclosures Phio.
iments, and valuable instruction
&ETrades,-noices the most
,ngl ng geventsreligious intelligenees
sc. f',ispaper is:especiaily emitted
Ia'r"Ca.- oflnechanics audn,annfactns
=: ..oj tHsaey Salso will derive much nd yan;
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The Hon. Edward Everett has ac-
cepted an invitation Of the Legislature
Of Massachusetts to deliver Eulogy up
on the life and character of John Quin-
cy Adams. al some time, 10 be hereafter
designated during tho present session
Of the Legislature.
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EDWARD BARTON, Sec
Graefenberg Medicines.

proper size in 8. Carolina and Georeia,. I'm.
mediate application should be- made, PERSONAL
Iy or by letter l., George Branerd, agent, No,
10, Hayne street, Charleston. As there awiIF
probably be but one Depot in a'towrls or Wiz
lage. the agency will be very valuable =
The celebrated Medicines of tho GRAEFs
ENBERG COMPANY are rapidly and COM.
petely superceedins all others. Where once
introduced, no one thinks of using any Others.
Their character is best explained by. the fact
that THIRTY TIL OUSANDc boxes OF
THEIR PILLS ALONE ARE SOLDSEaCH
AND EVERY WEEK. " -, y: ~ ~ s. =
Certificates uppn certificates from MI narts
sf the country are constantly received testify.
ing 10 their wonderful powers. Their efficacy
is almost immediutey felt, SO that a single boz.
will show the invalid whether they are or arg
not doing him good. The sick should at once
abandon all olier medicines. and give, these;
Pills fair trial. -, ,zk :,
The operations Of The Company throughout
the world areoof Unprecedented magnitude the
hlgh and commanding character OF which has
received the unqualified appreciation Of dis,in.
sulshed Clergymen, Jursts, phantropists, Ind
the public generally. The Patent Medicine
business is assuming an entirely newSposiiionis
through The Graetenbers Company. Almost;
every family in the land has occasion 10 use, ne
SOME kind OF patent medicine, and an-ofgani3as
tion like that of this Company is Of paramount
public importance: by this means, IeIiabis
medicines may be had. .5s55-s:s s;s4ssss ~ =
Vhe leading article 10 which public attention,
is invited is -. -. LIN; q
THE GRAEFENBUR .YEGETABLEsz
PILLS. o. l,i.:,Is5l A..
n
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The swcetcs, flowers ever scattered
in an bachelors path, are the 'two lips
of a pretty girl
But like the flowers in the gardens Of
other people, he may admire their beau
~ but cannot enjoy their sweetness.
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Missionaries to China.-Thc Rev.
Charles Taylor and Rev. B. Jenkens,
Of the South Carolina Conference, were
ordained in the Methodist Church at
Norfolk on last Sabbath preparatory TO
their departure in the U. S. ship Ply
mouth 10 China being commissioned
TO preach the Gospel 10 the heahen in
that distant and benighted land. Bishop
Andrew of1iciatcd on the occasion.
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rPctlOIlss
sSsEf iE GREEN MO u UNTAINNEGEYABLE:
EOlNTMENr.-Wherfver infannlalioR eIiesS.
|ihis Ointment is a positive and unfuiling IeulsS
dy. Price 25 and 50 cts. a box . s:.24 - -
THE GRAEFENBERG.F FEVER AND A..
CUE PfLLS-rhe most:implicit reliance may
he placed on these Pills They are the only
positive cnres known, aud should he tried BY
all who suffer from this disorder. Price 81 o
box. -
THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION
For disorders nl' the eyes this Lotion has no
equal. Its compounded upon the most scien.
lilic principles, and has performed exlraordina-
ry cures. For violent Inflammation, dimness
aud failing oi the sight weakness of the eyes,
involuntary weeping, foreign substances in a,e
eye. &c. il is positive and speedy cure. Price
23 ce,ts ii bottle, with full directions. --1s
THE GRAEFENBERG HEALTH BIT
TERS-Suvoreign TO Lnild up the eneryated
system, I" restore The appetite, and clear the
skin. Price 25 cents package. - -
GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND-Warr 10 make two quarts
superior IN quality to any in the world. Pncs
81 bUtie. y. 9
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spEl' S;a!.'ns ~ s:'''..i n 5y FIRST ~.
'r.'et' : 10 80 =" ::g II - n1uEs -:
f.a, 49,. go. .Gr!. - 50, aTar"-.- Il
t';f S.ls. go - .''-..5
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tfIIU TIIF siITF Uy
AZ. s. ROBERTS,
Ed2efeId Court House, 8. G.,
And in Charleston, by NELSON CARTER,
opposite the Charleston Hotel AMOS HEADl
opposite the P. o. and 2G3 King.st. Charleston.
WIN. HAINES. Augusta, Ga.
JOHN LENNON, Milton, s.. C.. 3.
NJ. LENNON, Winsborough, 8. C.
January 81 3m 81
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ssa 's.! ! a99 rs
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Patent Laws.

nF ALL NATI0NS-Jusl. published, on
" the lst Of February The Laws
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lti 4 g. !