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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

PHilApEtrHts. Ietb ma. t1th, lS46.
To 7. D. PErURsoS. ~. t- Chestnut street HAVING
been requested to give my opinion on the merits OF
NcALIISrERS SALN J.. willing 10 e1umeratt
some of the benefits which conceive have xpcrien
csd the of the article.
In the Spring Of ls4j had attack Of CrosipelaE I'll
my face. which became very psinf. and extended iBte
of my ewes Leins ait snded wits fever, distress
as great and began 10 I've fearful OF losing 81 eye
short time previous TO this. pamphlet thrown
into nv house, entitled % tNSENS gle FERSPIRA
TON, setting forth tho Writ Ies of McALLlSTERs
or the WOR Ids SALNE.
Although not much believer IN what i termed qnact
medicines, purchased a box aud made appiea iot
to my face To my surprise the pain soon ahaied and
in a weeks time was entiiely cured and firmly he
eve, that the Save under Providence that cured
From that time Ia the present have used the article
occasion required, and in every where nave
used il, | have found dcclded benefit
Al one time gong To red a. night my throat was 50
that swallowed wt4 difficulty, hni by appiica
ton OF the Saive was relieved before morning.
have used II inc-sts ct Burns. Bruises. Spraius and
Flesh Cuts all viii the elects and ne OF
poisoning ty wiid iB the woods, has teen dried
NJ and cured ry few applications.
From NV experience. would strongly recon
nat nd II 10 all. chea convenient family medicine
IL parf iuare of ointment than save
aud in very hot weather quite auit; hence, II
requiresno preparation other then TO rub II on lie set
ed part.
have hecomS partia to 1t, that expect 10 keep il
constantly IN ny family.
Though unamhiiou- Ia appear IN print vet | cannot
refuse have tins made public II sed
hest TO serve the cause OF humanity.
Respectfully thine. WM ADAMS.
oct &c No p I'D Road.
For sale by James Baker Wheeling. Va. and James
Burnley, EizaiethiowIi, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

y iShS wiz he tasen hy the FIRE < MARINE IN
~SSo RANCE tpAPANh OF WHEELING Ar rHA
tpWEsf kATE. Oh
buildings OF all Aus stone, rich or wooden and thei
,cutcnls
Steamboats,, factories mills, &c.
Furniture
And merchandise OF all kinds
ana against al dancers attending the transport
i"n"s on RIVERS, lakes, seas, canals and railroads.
f"r me character of the company a. prampiiu I'D,
ana hherailty in the adjustment and payment OF Iuss,s-
we neg ecve To refer 10 merchants OF tins place an,
seNhtre VINO have had the adjustment of claims upon
rs. bihrc on Main street. X. ". HARDING. Sec !.
aug t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
GapfT.f : .tie tfN

i. NE company, tenE now dniy organised is preparei
Z" make Insurance every sesertnilon az F3r, ana
MARINE kisss such as dwelling houses Store Haust. 4 !.
H lAe'f c"n'ctis. Also Secau floats Fiat ioas and
Geo 'as Wu TIER csfsues, 10 and from any nort on
ht DhiN ana Mississippi firers, .sra!n
Arpeaions iof Insurance 10 he Isde me present Al
Tie nee OF the W lieeiIHg Savings Institution.
aug4 AZ Merry ST.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

sTso III lNSD kEi}-or not e--nat's the qisst oa
.A whether B, Is better by sweeping ire 70 Ice ruiu
tdnd subject 10 ali the Ms that flesh Is heir TO- or
fdarnl man 70 In The Projections Odce and there he
ne's SAFE c1s'ofiahe and happysse leave You to
determine.
ihc fl0lec'ton Insurance Com aHy Of tcrf rd Conn.,
haV- already paid ever SU OU % losse, IA the Yves
zen county, 'bttied 10 the highest confidence and
Ihsir agent Wheeling, Virginia
". f. PETERSON,
VII t@f sks ON dwelling houses. arehouses stores
hs .-ctpcsr O.. together Nth their conenIs surh AZ
f 'uie MERCHANDISE, machinery and every other des
rsi"i' OF msufalle property Also on steam Keel a,d
nt hnals aud Their cargocs from any port on
Weston Nsicrs, on tie u,osl reasonable teru,-
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ps e. rs

Either Bleeding or Blind frfrrnai or h.
ierrpi is fLcJs.erminaiiau A. and Hs thanks
II addG.5rul tteusands ,riH b. e5prtss55.
READ th, EVIDENCE here oil tUELS.
Taou9h IL rsp1et give t.ts saved ore N'aith
II gives Atr5asure fsr moro s.or127 HtsLTH.
UkrrEr status MsESuAtLs orfIrrJ
New Yarh. lcCemtrr q, -
Nfssrs-kFrUftS iIrsyuAw-
Geufi-u en urt~t=tsr5re tra Ito general are -
for the sd To- OF Or atas Nc,e.atle Gcciusrr fHr
the curr OF Piles have feeried NV duty To volunteer
recommended 1G fH behalf q tat valuable med ru'
have c-u atgIt Tor MANY years witd ,s, aad have
tr.ed various remedies. 'rt with no beneficial ecCs r.
Indeed lessu to consider case utterly HaHeess Iu'
aiou. ir ISL of Ser tatter ia~' was prrNa cd ufon t
friend tr lnaHe TRIAL offHe above named ulfd cine.
taok us advice aid rudire say that mol cuiy 70
evcd it ast ieievc perfectly cured rtst cam. a.
ly recommend to e frat H1ay haye THE mstarta so
ue afflicted with that auEusIus aud dangerous GIersge.
Nery res tti'v Yours. etc. LILY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

MN II q MANIIN,
ssSLOtE F fctars and general Comm ION iIe chants
oriEe sac Of Bacon, 1ork, Lard. Butter ~tc.i, nd
every DESCRIPTION Of Weston Produce, Central Block
Broad .lTect, PHlLADEi Ptll 4. Pa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

A. IL renevs asd tnrt-ototr ltc ssten gives activity
20 the limb, aat strcorth 10 muscular system ia
most extrao binary degree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
CoEG.rgAso:s, OHIO,

'NSoNHNI e.. 't'ttt ~ r. AGENCi FOR
WHEELING. tt X. LIST
At srELLE & Llsr's W,aruor.s W ,75,p -
'fthEN wIitake rSss on buildings of al bipds s,esn
- boats aud tsfgoes, Factories Nils keeosis FI,f
'"as aad Ctr-oes, etc. against loss or daias. "a fro
n lhe aah ers and peTis ofthe seas iaAcs or IN
80 80 ''''' sep 10.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

Endure .jc Piles ~ longer.
t,.-t.,r,s. ,ue,. r.r rf,rs >setttr 20 tss
DP, UP 6 IL :
VEGTT IBLE EIECTC AIRY
THE FAULT Is THEIR oWN,
Try 90. 40 ,nu thef i8y- tHe Pitts. iSftANA-
rlo,. q. the Liver Spleen. tn~,ls Kidneys,
Bidder. Liver Crmp,ain', Dyspepsia, C"n'
s,ira'icn. Siek H-edsche, CT any Diseases
az which
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26
juIyB


fHl R theruI nc sus.ii: IS
LII and other tum Ulcers, So,s IsTs,
and fresh I4ounds, aIas pBriisss, sstceS2si
iiags, and tiansns 81 caidSLsad
Breasts, of ,oomen, suma,ic poiHss 81 SttSsG "a
Eruptions, lblainsss 1hsiitlohs, oSasSs
and external diseases; pefally likeWiSls5
greatly superior 10 an medicine her Ietofos6
discovered. for the chafa Ks and iimbs s
ikorses : for ring worms sa pied ps,nnds
short forseyeiy ezternat evil lJhat may
oihe lotoE man or. beast he prppnetcfs
this noble specific; can poslyely state WItfions 10
fear OF contradict ion, that sis lyastl s9Pat
to any compound ever cred Tat Ieas tss
that is kncWnjn. these day III the cure of
above complain ints. Indeed s1p mi ticE ican1ofs
be said in its fayor, for Their thug more
certain, Than its efficacy the Aatfers foEWKtch
it's recommends and fhe 8 ledi and pssrfss
ton oft cures arelsnchs sasto The appeaI&s
Jance of being mIraeutogs No, ,ihase sholI bs@s
without this almost tsuniy yersaI nj, fonfhes
inmatss Of all houses are Iiable 10 scIatcE
.es, cuts, bruises, burr e corns, lapP dips,ss
'&c.c &c. &C.; from any or all yhich iheYs: Il
.can5rcceiye but little injury The have Bg1
of Harrison supriynlIed specifcso contend
with them: For n lies and ssSals hum il sns-
;passes;al oiher, remedies 81
For sale. by z !: Risley; Hamburg /; ia ~ I
I'D #TIBBE4TS 81
dge6eIds Conrt HonsS C:5s;!'
~ in1v 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26
/ sI1uclna CORDIAL. !; orr theS
- : ET,IYIR q E1sI f}IVEs 81 81

iYEyHIS a sovereign and speedy cure for;
H Incipient Consrmpt tioiI BarTennesss
Impote1cS, Incorhaa OF w haes, obstiuctods
Difficult or Painful hlenstruation, ,Incontinen
afI IIrine, or yolantary Discfaig thereofs
and for general PR, o,tratio onsof
iHerlhe result nfinherent cause esors prSd1ceds
BY irreg gnarity, illness or scsident. &
: There is not "A shadow Of doubt that lblsis
true, and We're not The subject ofs Too dsIicassa
nntlre, hundreds wonld testify 10 tho nhsfyafsss
led efficacy This Cordial as q spsci6 for bars
renness,; flour lbus, sleeIs. irfeg th8
secretions, pains IN the Kidney tetnaie e!supsS
For sale by d principai Drag
,gists ios Augusta Hamburg and Charle
g Price, per bottle &.
s For sale by Ha asiland, Haetal SE Allen KipgS
street SP. eiisin Cohen, No. - Hayns stfeetS
Nelson Garter ceiling street, ard sGa:S
,rey, Broad dsIeet Cha fltstoni ~ RIsleys Eaams
burg nnd ..ssD. lib BEET
Edgcf eld; ;Conlt: louise, ss:sS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26
=EDGEFIEFlIS EEss!lETl.Is

.Su6scribe beraR ammo uncet To their trends.
and the public. thatthe have opened
the house iormorly coupled by Nh B Rsan,l
in Edge6eldy village, and are pre- pared 10 accom-
modate lthose Whoimay lagoI them with. theirs
patronage, wiihcomfo oriaBle fare for themselves;
and horses u
I. q Table will be alwaY provided with The
6esla Let al ford s. and attended to by
obliging an olnpetent servants. .ss !
Their Stable viii attended To- By first rate
,ostIers, who will Ebesi n Waiting hours by
'dayEor5night, 10 see that horses are
ken care Of. q n ARL ESaJ.sG CLIO We r.
AR MIS- 'rEADS BURT & 4
ssa1, % a
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DIR. JOEL b KAN fiA "a ,Si s7I.;7SS {
LIVER 81 ED K.S EsEgEsEC
M E D. Is C

H N offering this valuable M edicjtl to the fpeoa
M pie OF s. Carolina fof the relief and. cure Of
many diseases incident TO a Southern climate,
do not cuimi for itinfallibilit iisneither do L
say twill cure all diseases. Bnl ID
CHRONIC LIVER "a III ECIIONSi
- a ND &DYSPEPSI5s sssss,
Lean confidently advise and recommend its
use, from my PERSONAL observation and use or
The article in my own practice. This afticleisl
lavorably received whereyeriits s3beeG nsed s
/ am allowed to refer ioE Mr., George Heard of,
Troup, Mr.John Warreno of Columbus Mr..
McAtfce Of Cobb, MIR. Asbnry Hull ;ofs Athens,
Mr.. William d. Terrell Of Putnam Rev'J !;
John E.. Dawson of Lagrange 10 which a:
great number OF names Nigh be added who
bear their testimony 10: Its value
rfabitual costiveness Is found very frequently
connected edwilh feeble consiiiutions and per
sons of sedentary; habits, which oflen exert a
very 5ulfayorabe Influence luRon stbe general
Of the snhject; and is particnla manis
tested by "a restless and despondingg state OF The.
mind, ,irregulss:- not a loss Of petite. For
this condition Of The SYSTEM this article is conf
idehty recommended with sihe ppsitive assurs
ance lhatif The dose is properly ldjpsted, so as
mot to move the bowels TOO active reilet tnlny
be relied on, without any the least of;tt,e
unpleasant consequences, resulting from the,
use of the comnon.p .purgins medic Iies usually
resorted 10. This article Will hpf found TO act
as pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite, and ut the same times li6lling every
indication that the common purging medicines;
are eidesigned 10 effect.
Thereare some constitutions liable 70 regu; !,
lar attacks Of Bilious fever almost every fall,
to such, Irecommend The use OF this Medicine,.
beginning ateast BY the niddl May, or first
lofJunesS q 8.
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, often experience saa sense Of fullness.
swaight, and oppression, about the stomach at.
fer eating-iin such cases a dose Of this mediss
cine will onensaffofd imme ediaterelief
s. Pregnant women oflen suffer from heart
,bnrnIanI costiyeness they may yuse the article
swithontthe least danger and with great benefit
In sick or nervous head: d:ache, tits most yaln.:
able medicine. 2
IL could append d long list ofcertifcutes but
forbeaI preferring to rely the virtues 1.-The.
medicine 10 sustain itself The enedicine is a!
gentle and dsceriainc athaflic tonic and sudorifc.
10 Ell BRANHAM Il:
Eatpntons. Georg la;
4 Fof shleS BY Robert nderson, EiBettY Hill
sgheaten& & Settl DnntonsyilIes Charles Free.
mar, Cairo T. Os and Z
I'd. III BBssT'Ts,
e dseGelds 9.
i3s sept 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26

5YEY Fl Z Exercises ofths Institution, vii! be
III resumed on the second NJ oniaY, 10Th
January, 1545,. under the ,Rectorship of II.
GEORGE GALPHia. The Trustees, having tried
sMr. Galphin, for three years past, and having
found him ever true and faithful, and ftilIy com
petentsto discharge The duties incumbent upon,
The Teacher Of first rate Academy, dosmost;
cheerfully recommend him and onr Institution
10 The patronage oflhe public. The Academy;
is situated in healthy, beautiful and retired
spot, far removed from auy indncement 10 ex..
spensc OF! dissipation. The Schoolis now SUM-
piled will Globes, &c, and will shortly be
with: Surveying Instruments and
PhilosophicalsApparatus.
RATES OF. TUITION.
First Class Studies. peling. Read
ing. Witing, Elementary Geography,
and Arithmetic.
Charge per session Of months, Sc CO.
ID Class Studies.-First part of Nit. 5.sa:asss
5chell's Geography, first part Smiths
Grammar, Dayies Arithmetic as faras s..
fractions. s.. ~ < 80 !.
Charge persession of 8 months, 800
q Sd Class Sladies.-lltchell's Grogra-
ply. concluded, Davies Arithmetic
through Vulgar and Decimal Fraclions,
Smllis Grammar concluded, Boyd's
Rhetoric and Composition Ty ler's Uni: f,,. <
sersal History, Ryan's Astronomy,1wi
The use Of The Globes, & n 55fEs5%;i
Charge per session uf5 months, j 100
VI duh Class Studies. Arithmetic conclll-S
ded,s u yler'ss History concluded, History d q
Of the United States, Bourbon s Algebra, :,
sLegendre,s Geometry, g. rigonometry, z;
:flersbell' 3 Astronomy, Davies Survey d
ing tledge Logic. Criticism, omsted.s
Nalnfal Philosophy and Book keeping,
fs!51S;gSE Charge per session of S months, 12 100
ssita Glass Studies The Greek and sSii
Latin. 44a; gunges, and the Mathematical.
Srieucsss sanlolI,er studies as The Teach.
er MY deem expedient or necessary, :,
Charge per session Of months, Is 90
Exercises by lhe members of all Glasses, in
Composition and Defamation, once every.
week.
IN. B.-No Student will be advanced 10; a
higher class, unless. he isable TO stand a. fair
examination on the stndies ofhis own.
& No StndentWill be charged. for less than
quarter unless sbySstipulationsat; time of sen-s
trance. Nos deduction for absence, unless.
caused by sickness. It's highly desirable that
the Students should commence at The beginning
Of The session, and attendreg gnlarIy. a
"a, !, PERRIN, :, Y; "a
/, s.. ss: f. f. e. GI.s.ROBERTSON,
"a .ss x T. r RAYLOR r,
81; II. aaP.S q QUARLES.
It I'M M ERAI IN,
,,ss.i g j. Z p PERRIN s.
I dec % 81; as d Trustees.
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Cord on PfIfss
CIR EsAsIss a Il lt VA M

aSiah Bashssl S;; loo sss 81 orr
6sa b DUNiS I,I
:sandilc ior llITs
jlgceie ebraled
euk ;;heyaIe daily effectipg inE all por3 lions ot
;sheapnify wber HEY have been Jnts j Eeds
of aBpepsia, Eiser Com plsinls ElIlGGa
lDJseas, with vel 4 alsl:dahis
Sick ache, 81. llas fndtie the 1ndeS
signed make ke Sasrang gsinenfs stos rece5seyis
.stock feet fInin the opIieaor and syoald
say 10 frnurner olis en- opneTss tllat lnEyin5e1
sprenarsf supply ess
at geys g;I sIEk prices. 81 ss IS;
4r doxep,S OF cents lnerh ~
by 2 slYin. Cohen Noss 10 I4ayGa ;stresjS
Wand arral 60 len; Kin sl.:
son Cartss Meeiing stree; safsYsI
Broad strea and Amos Hea epEpes ast
Bay and SBT street, Cha lestot iSlaYS
Hamburg; TIBBEII la
dgefeIdS Eourt Hons s.ssa
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.lN1of1iSe,ss 2 !, So SsgD III.

YEN sSu6scriiber " i'll resume he: :duses OF
80 his School, at Potters on the second
Monday I'M Januafy me- very ALIEN shnll
:be giysnto fheimpro nt1f ldren placed
nnder his care: ExcelIe Bonrdih can be
had ongery reasonable otlersyilles
IaiIg@s %ai!ion per anaE.ss e
Spelling; Reading, Writing and the eIeS
menlaryT yTules Of titlimeii IS 81 90
With the above. Aritbmet oniit9ed s S
ograpbsy, giists rammari listo
~ 90
The above, win "a bras CGeomssry
s. ASH fonomy ghenistty 81 iiiilo osdphy;
Natural and Moral viii syer is
embraced i'm q thorolg ElsisFs Edu.
cation. - slsSs 600
~ Instruction be given Ito q iis1 young gen.
:ilemenin Latin and Greek Is ;ss.
=. - NEREY -
2 Mrs M. 4 IuTner, ,Issiding 81. Mr.
Bailey iCorley y's,wilif give instruction on The
Piano Forte, 10 any yonng laiies who may de-.
sireit She has an,excel snt:instrum mt.
dec 22
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Elida oifist6e Heat sEoss S ii s b p |
Nervous and other diseasess hid Use
weak and dehilitatedc ition o6 6i6 sgsten5s
y Bpitimorsss Deesaab abcyi
"a DrsG * Y. TYLER. Dear with +
igreatpl pleasure that Iannouiite ta you erfetts
restoration ofmy healsf besnsesof
valuable pilIs.: had been uGsring ont Il
Chills and Feyersfor eighiseno twenty yIdonl6as
during which, time took five bottles ~ Row
sand's Tonic ixture, DR.. sherman eyesa1ds
5Ague Lozenges, DR.. Love getablei Eiixis
sKeener' 8 Powders sBaIks, Qulnl1e Thompso.
man Medicines, Arsenic, Herbs, and ms fact
almost all The popllnr remelle could heargli
and yet received no lasting nsht; hescaills
were stopped by Qninine and; other things but
5after a few days or weeks they would returns
again. .as bad or worse than belor ToWardsS
The last the chills came only every third day,
and these were followed by fever sof such
verify as: 10 affect my reason and twas found
necessary. for some one. 20 watch. with md lns:s
slilthe paroxysm passed of. iast j procured
a box Of your pills, and only took four Of them;s
this SO completely stopped the hills, that
have never had "a return Of them mp To- this
time, (nearlys two years and near a. year
this time was passed in the same. place where
first caughttlie disease. ~
That my case is NOT one cured bys chance iss
proven, from the fact that Sfo6f pills out of he
same box cured Capt.. Reuben Balk KS so sefs;
.fectuay that he has never had the disease siaces
whereas be fore ne often snff fferedi from II. woE
other personswere also cured by The Contents
This same box, and theY neither 0f sthsm hayess
had a return oft although they Sboth reside
where they are exposed deyery se1son, Tsss
T;knnyy go yeYnl others W hos have ;bee III fnuYpd
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4 nd oBERTs ANDERs oy sone q ihe defsn..
aH@ dauls ins The aboye stated case, being sneWs
iiis tile Gust ysof Tho Sheriff Of Dis
irict, byyifiue of writs Of capias a1 saiisfaciEn
the ss,liisso The respective piainl iii
jtfie aboge named cases and having fled naih
aschedule OF more esta saTdenHr
and persona. will q view 10 obtain ihe
:oftbes Acts OF The glslature of this Stat
$monly called The Inso vent Debtors. Acts
snotioa. of q dams, % Defendant' s Attorney
sPuElic notice 10 the said Miller,
Ripley 90 all others The creditors nf;
The said Robert dersoH that the said !peti.
stion@ill be Heard and considered on Friday the
|seyenteeSth day Of March next, at Edge6eld:
Court House. OF on such other day as the,
Court may order, during the term, .commenc-t
ing the first Monday of March next at said
place; and The said filler, Ripley & Co., and
all. others the creditors Of the said Robert An
:dersoni are. hereby commanded then and there,
either personally or by. attorney, TO show cause,
ifany they can, why the petition Of the said,
Robert Anderson, should moi be heard and
granted and he be discharged from confinement
by complying with the Acts aforesaid, accord
ing TO The terms: of said Acts. 3. 8 80
Z 3 5.,,57 =, THO G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Deer 18th, ls47. 81 ~:
dec IL 3m AZ
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STATE OF SOUTH sGARoIiNA,I
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Margaret Head, Applicant, Summons
us. .. sl.s.s 35::5 IN ~
i5amlt Nc Crary and Others, D fits. Partition
II Il appearing to my satisfaction, that James
"a .McC Crary, Thomas McC CrarY, and John
McCrary, distributes 10 the above stated case,
reside beyond the limits of this State, there
fore ordered. tliat they do appear in the Court
.of Ordinary the District of Edgefeld .andi
State of South Carolina, on or before the third
day Of April next TO show cause. if any why
The real estate of Arm Nj Crary, dec,d should;
not be sold or divided, or their consentto the
same will be entered Of record Z;
sGGiveniunde my hand, al mysofice, this the,
9th; December. S47 s9552
ss.f7:'a stF j OHNsHlLL., %: E. ..
90 s.ss4s 3. s.s5.t. .3m 49.
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sAWZILLIAM b. BRAN On, one Of the
~ " Defendants in the above -amed cases.,
sWho,iis now.in the custody ofthe Sheriff .oftlles
District Of Edgefeld, virtue Of fswrits Of Gas
'pias nd isatisflciendum, mt the suits OF the re-
lspectiye Plaintiffs in the above stated cases,
having filed his petition. with a schedule upon
sonth ,of. his whole e1tate and effects, for the
purpose D f obtaining the benefit Of the Acts.of
The General Assembly; commonly called The
Iusolyept Debtors Act On motion Of Mr.. W.:
wv. Adams, Defendants Attorney, public notice.
is;hereby given, to the said Mlllers, Ripleyz&
Co.. Howard 81 Garmany, D. GA Wesson,
Jonas Conkling &sC Cos, Seaman &; Peck, sur.
syiyors,. f. ID. Tanning 81 Co., and John W.
Mundy, bearer, and all others, the creditors of
Che, said William B. BrannoD, that the said pe,.
lilion will.be heard and considered at Edgefeld:
@CourtH louise, on NJ onday the 5sixtliso Of. March;
next or OF, such othersda as the Court may,
order during the term. commencing on the
first Monday of; March next, at the said place.,
and the said M Hers, Ripley q Coz, Howard &
sGarmany, ID. . ga. Yesson, Jonas. a y Conk.:
ling g. Co., Seaman 81 Peck, survivors, F, D.
flaming & o.sand John w /. .Mundys bearer,
fand all Others, the creditors Of the sad Will;
liam B. Brannon, are hereby commanded, /
either personally or by attorney then and there
to show cause, ifany they can, why the petition.
soft The said William B. sBranuon should 2notIbe1
9ieard and granted sand lie be discharge from;
confinement, BY complying with the Acts!
aforesaid, according tos the terms OF the said
Acts. T III or Gs,BACO ON Clerk, e
cember 3m as SSs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-01-26
THOS; w. LANHAM
I'd .Regt. Cavalry
Pro fsssoE /. i !, |. Gamers school,

Pro fessOEg CapeFs' School,.
HIy CAPE Is will sopsnfa SCHOOL;
I'D. ssinthe city sof Churleston,s on the s2nd.
Monday in January next. 2;ztss4s5ss
Having held the 4 Tnforsl,ip insthe3 ColIegesof;
Charleston. and the Professership Of Bellies
.Letlres, History. Mental. q NJ oral and iNatnraI
sPhiTosophy Astronomy and Mathematics, at
sdiffsrentt!nes, during; his connection with the:
Citadel Academy He il. prepared to pledge.
himself flofthe thorough education ofbis pupils,
and especially for their suitable prepare TO
enter the College5 Glasses. or those Of the 2nd
and third years at the Military Academy
81 He refers sto. the Board iof Trustees and :Fa:
Guilty ofthe College ef4 Charleston, OF the Board
of Visitors and Faculty Of the Citadel Acade's
Z S;
Tuition FesS $50 per quarter. 8 sis:1s1
fdesiied, Mr.. Capers' Scholars may be ac:l
commodated with board in the family Of his
father the Rev. Bishop Capers.
december is st Az Isl