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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28
WEST RUTLAND HOTSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER would give
notice to HE frirnd.and the public, tina, he has
released the oil established anj well known
PUBLIC HOUSE
at War RrrL>sp, W., asd the same having
been newly furnished and generally renovated
and improved in its internal nrraugemcnls--
il nov open for the Accommodate ion Of the ;rav.
cling public, ami tnall whom business, !! sasure
or convenience may call 10 this place
This house 10 pleasantly situated On the line
OF the Railroad from Eu,iaui TO Troy and also
to Whitehrli: is but 3 m;lss from Clarendon
Spring to and from which lncs stsE.sarri.s
and depart daily on the arrival Of Carl--and
Is within Il mile of the celebrated Marble Quar-
rics Tor which Rutland /, no noted.
No pains will he spared ty the subssri her 10
render this house Quot ard agreeable rssnrt
for the traveller, and comfortable and pleasant
stopping pluce for gentlemeR oa busihcu or
plrssuit,
ITl'"rse' AND ';-riag sat Al times ~ read
ines8 Tor the Recommendation OF his pntr0n.
i. l.. GOSS.
Wee, Rutland July =. 1851
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PRACTICAL rLuMbiNo.


AViNG engaged Plumber Of IL years
"experirnce in all its branches Of Plumb.
ing in the city Of New York, of undoubied
ability. We have added that brunch 10 our
Gas aud Steam Fitting, qno are now prepar.
ed 10 d" work IN That line with promptDesy
and despatch.
BAius-liOT, COLD and SNOW FIR
Put Mp in tho mos, approved styles.
NAfrR CL"srrs. tiOPPERS, WASH
BASINS, -nd ORNER BASINS. on Ira nd.
and furnished with all the fItales a, New
York pr,r.s.
cLos,T Pass, PLUG BASINS, fancy and
plain. w'th a full assortn.n. Of both Silver
sad Brass Work, for sole y holesale and Re.
tail
y r. Wors done in any par, of,he coun.
Try.
Orders for any article in the nhnve line
from distance, will meet prompt stiention
lhif vEIRtE a. KING
235 River street, oppnsite Troy lIovse
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ri ana Col . Bfaadcin,l,< ,--tisuaad Fan
ry uocrh rs aud ts,rimrfrs; Sin. Satin,
taicucis. Wutsi-d and Marsrillrs Ne,'iug- .
81 B'pr, Green ara O'.sr Ga, 'ruFrtlr 'ud
| ANA Cloths, Twtcds l.rn< Plain and
Fancy l.,nrn. for Vests and PANT. Gam.
ht,ons; Fancy Cotton Goods III Coats ind
Pants AZ ar
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Uhina, Glass 4 EarthcnWSrc.


PIERCE A KING
(Surccssots 10 Pierce u kellorr.)
importers & Wholesale Dealers, Us River st.
OPPOSITE rRf Troy HOUSE.
HAVING our stock very complete from
n lmpotta,ions and othcrw Use, We are
prs pared 10 "tfir Large assortment, nj all
Good. in our line, irh"itsqie or Retail. a, the
forrest .Sem York OF Boston prices, for tQsh
~ ayprored ereeu.
Among which Will ~ found, Fine White
lion Stone. whneGia,H, Flown Blue. Flown
Nnlbrrry. Light Blue and Common Wares,
and The Acacia Ware formerly Kept by Mr.
A S,son
Whit. Cola Band and Decorated French
China, ~ setts OF separate pieces.
Cot, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware OF
every variety.
Tea Trays, single or in sets lnd,s China,
Looking Glasses. Brittania Ware. Casters.
SILVER Chandeliers and Lamps. Grondole.
d. uew aud elegant s,ylet; Lanterns OF ev.
cry variety; Hall Lanterns o. Cut, Pis.n
and Stained Glass.
Rich decorated Terra Gotta, China and
bohemian fancy goods, together with gen.
rtal ass.rtment too numerous for an adver.
isemen,. PIERCE Il KING,
Troy, Nay 10. 20tf M R,ver.st.
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TLMALIs,

cure more ihau 'no ie1,hs VI Class OF very prefa
leu istss~s. kt"~pa
FEM AGE COMPLAINTS
and which nave heteuore resisisIi he tx ~ art eN'
rri,"ns at Ia. most accomplished Ply sit,ars Dian
c"uu.tirs ~ degree heyund that Of dlmnst every
cth.i mali,i, - wnich the human family Is ter u
ns- already sed The approha gnd tftcfai pat
'uu'er oisor! uaas pr"n'ue, meh'h.rs Of tue Med
icai faculiy ia he UnUrj Sisics Ni!ttng Ia atiie
the truth. aud having due regard for H." welfare OF
,W" pitlriis, snt j. ~ every way worthy tie con.
h'rrct The afflicted asa sHccts.fa! SAT. and cheap
rtmtdg. OF Ibis additional proof viii he fonnd In
the pamphlet TO winch the atienti,n OF Ladies' and
Fac IiI"nrr- !. t-spretiuiiy invited.
This mrtrciue has never haen introduced by empty
putt aud srrprssrniairns nor is IL tut"td,d that
s prfsni opulsfit, ehaji hs sustained by uhy nc.
llnm but ~ merits SUD the Appreciation Of the pub
lc. The "a itiGiIL0N u nnta "Cure all out Is
trtcnGr ext I"ssk f h"s- COM plants incidcud To
'he re'p"oi,h'e female whei her married or single
FboLIrtrx CrxeI az Fsiini Of the womb FLuoR
ALsra, W White-: CnHos,c tSEtAunArioN AND
ttcEEA7iuN he WoNn, lSciUEHTAL HFMnRRnAGs
or ri mdhp PAINFUL. suPPars> 81 AsD IRREGULAR
MessIkrAIioS DC, with all heir accompany evils,
cCancer excepted no matter how severe, or Of how
lone standing
nCPamphlcisean b. hal gra,isM uur nrnsS Store.
CHkS. BERT 4 >tJN.
Ufu1 yt .fa Rutirri.
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q osr - ssss si -. 80 lts'i 80 .~ $50
- sss ~es' sss ssts ar sssts rss - &ft'
d1oa ~ 80 sssesj asssa Csfs- Go $40 Az
- aatss ~ tAs fstsA sisis s'ist,'Ad $50
etssvt ofe sHS sssss kas,;'ps - 4 Nssss'i iss
vsUssAeA, vst.sv ASsB. tsA shstsS ii"sp h'its,
tSsSss ossts 10 A.y vsssstB ~, trs;. st.is n
eiss assssssss ssx fsssAs rsyta's rf,n r..sss,
49, sses IN esesa,se aAt esrs~. sirs AsS.ifss ss'
aa-Ss, nssssss. nsst isst.sa tsatns >hsas '"i
ka-e ,sNae ossss4.sss sAltsGl q sts sra nissss
o<eis N-.a cs~s.ae ata s5s rstss1 Hsss,'s
&AsAsA n, =. ,Sst
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T,aiss ceins Soulh - Ira,, Rutland.
BARRETT Il son.

4 RI now receiving rtrgiarg' 'Dro'tt ~
y tHsNsiI. French, ard An'Iican frint'.
Bingham, Chsmhta,s. Wool aud Cotton
Van Dvla,n,,, ruri,ns; barge. B,srar
Dizziness .Nn,ir, i.swn- Bin t"i' j and
Tty'd SiiAs, iac"ncts. a.
i Thu public vail hui !, f,r tL"ir ad,an.
-.ge torssmiuc ;h,. eio,k hriur- PURCHASING,
rl,cN iiCrr.
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hs A DYSPrPSIs CUNCR

nt. II hijHtON'H rupsIu bss ponduce'l ,hr "'ns.
n atyolnur eject H. rurrsca r- ii I"i1lits. tna'
r'nIiun. Nervous ht ciine, srh i'yspcmiC t"uaUwP'
mn II is rsn n give ne .'ts.ls "i ra,es id
ihe limits al TIN ad,rti he AMI hruiit sttd
.atii, ates have htsr iv,r ~ more ihln En" ituo'
trc,l Ermar table Cure, ia fhil iirrhia. Nr@ lnt
,nh Rp .'uur. Thee Wrg" nearly all frEp"Iate
cas.- snd ,he cures were OF oaly -, ID ard a1Iet'
ful hut permanent.
IL s Gfra, Srr'ou, antt,'c'A sni p,tticniafiy
useful for tendency billions l,ord.r. Liver Conn.
psin, Ferrraud Arne or h,.liy treated Fever ani
A:uc ami tie evil Effects 81 o"'Eine, Mercury, ami
.th~f drug. pom the digestive rtcsnr, after long
Nckness Also fnr excess in eating AMI he too reo
nss 81 ardent spirts II a!nlost teco,ciles health
Ait In.
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% eOsh e0nkeS - ~ssAbs .ts, a5t esssts sfa,s
80 sws ~ - ~ Nss,s iniS ssnsessse
sessssa ~ WAtie ssf iAfsissss 'rsssss saAfs
ssv0a0 II ,sss ssA f,se4s~. u sss nave
!sss n sAs essA II ess. II ssii h~ sAssss
80 - sAasarie-sssss =; 10 ssies'. - ~sll
l~soS - ~ psh< ~ Ats tr.s,.ss s$tk.. OF
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No. pseetass~ tAas We sas as,iet " -ap.
syass. ssS LsS ssssr.a,s iss h.xA ssi fssad q,
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assesy, ~. II n.is \, . ssisnsr. = n, i'a ~
sssp. bsi ~ seaes,'-ats. ssssfits 40 i'ftei
.stes o~ts.s. u ''~su ire Si'.sH { ~
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re issssds ssj s.5sr ssa y.ne'. a. t,st 'hs
sset. skls IL sail sss.-f t.,y .riA - h.'s'h
10 80 saly tive g. lie Lsi " " tNs ~ -Ss-et
al Ia "a fRsf
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Icntl Notice For 1852.
OPERATIONS on THE TEETH.

TYNllE Subscriber fattcrs himself that the
Il success which has crowned his
OPERATIONS on THE TEETH,
lr'ing residence OF eight years IN this vii
tFe, is not unknownto majority of the in
n.birants of Windsor County, lie thinks too
tina, he has not only kept up with the progress
of improy oment in his profession, but lumcly
believes that he has assisted materially in its
advancement. During the past year, he has
constructed
.Sirteen Whole Sets Of artificial Teeth
besides numerous smaller pieces. Every ma.
terial used is Of the very rurest quality ever
employed by Dentists.
Persons in need Of any Dental Operation
whatever, are assored that it will he done by
the subscriber equal to any pcrtormancn ia the
cities; and he requests those nnacquainted
with his work TO a6dres. him 10y nail, when he
will give them references US nenr their own
resi- fence as possible.
Many ofthe whole sets made by him the past
Year vii resist a downward pull Of IS lbs With.
out starting from the jaws. Even single tooth
IL nov pu' in on the atmospheric principle Wal!
success.
All persons residing az 4 greater distance TIM n
ten miles from this village, coming to the sell.
scriber for any dental operations whatever ave
Informed that Discount of five per cent. " i'll
be made To them on the amount of their bill.
Al residing more than twenty miles from
Woodstoct will he allowed 4 discount Of eight
per cent.
All more than thirty miles distant ten pc,
cent.
This offer \ made because the subscriber ha
determined to disc ontinae his professional Wis
its to other towns. His great increase Of bu-
snrss compels him To this course, and he hores
il Willie a. much tor the beBrf, or Ms patient,
generally, AZ for himself. Rely therefore o.
binding him hereafter,
ALWAYS At HOME.
Persons at . defiance are invited 10 mrke
such enquiries by mail. in rec'rd To the v-riou,
operations and their price,. AZ they choose
| which will be apswcr' 4 with p'sasurr.
HFNHy : CHASE A., p.
Woodstock VI Dec 1851 Jic,ygn
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DR MARC HISS
UTERINE ClTnOLlCON.

TUE un.Ief.'s 60.
cora Astnts mr
thi ~ Y a L. L y
Bl D. Ntpiit\E
1nnll respectfully
invite the niten'
affected
IL the gratifying
srccsss mat nae
tftcrdrd tis va.
wh,toter in,in''ut
Ell. M its happy
pitntAti"n to lhs
cue. nf the di.tfes'
sies ds.-nsea Tor
whish it's niI"rei
This CATHpl.i.
Ct)N i~ IN ruth
,n-otti,r GRE At
EST NFniLSL.
DISCOVERIES 81
mo idoulifel with
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28
EEyERENCEs

REFERENCES.
P u. rEt KHAM, ~. d.. Utica Nv
!. u FLEMING NJ. u New Bedford Mass.
nv FOOTt, NJ U, SYRACUSE, Y.
~ II MILLS - Rochester. y.
W. W REESE u CITY OF New York,
J. e. ORRitK, NJ d Baltimore. Md.
W. PRESCOTT. NJ u Concord, y ".
Central Urpot 3fa broadway, New York. Ems
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CR6NES SOAP,

rRANE'S SOAP. isy the use Of thsar,iclc
~ washing maehins', wnsh bcardsand pound.
jig barrels are SUPERB sdsl. ivy itorcs. For
,aie by e. BurT Il Sos.
Rutland, Feb. S 1889
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(NAS osst D 1ss Aass iess Fsr,i ss.' st.- ,9r ..s
~ sse,sa.e. uea,s q ss( S.ess tr,s,. iias-s Wash.
- ~ yiss go lasse. Css.Arfts. Is.s. flS.us
asi Solo tssss e.s,h Sesias plata sss,t>A, Grace
Nase1 asI SasAGA ca asstes s..fk Fuess Afa aisos
ere 49,, csssA usss SsiS.ns rc~sss, NA,s-i-
lee CAsssS 1880 sds Lars kesssias sas tisirv
sDss io1e ssAs ,3s4eAsl E,S sfess fk'ssSssrtss
q ,ssoo esis a,4s eMse.tassa4 Es'tsfss, la1s
o,sAs ats~4.s e~.ssss Ft,rsarss IS dos lissa
esW~s Qlss 81 80 ~ fag ss' ia sb.la..
1sslasa Ne, IetS
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= Fsfk H. az IfS N.ssa =
~ \. rlh~' ~ ts ,enss snfs' 49, 20 to
ear Ass ~ s'ii fi.ssPs'S, 5, i'r la'ess d, 80
p. = ssaa,~g shs E-iee, srnes.l ~ -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28
WANTED
GOOD COAT MA X ERs.
Il q PANT
VEST

Can h,vs steady work II application - made
suop TO JOHNSON d. WOOD.
Rutland March % 1882. lstt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-20
Spann Hotel for Sale f!

pNNHE Public House known as "SPANN HO-
Il TEL" at Edgefield c. H., and FURNITURE,
is offered for sale upon reasonable terms, until
the hrst Monday in December next, at which time
if not previously sold, will be put up at PUBLIC
AUCTION, to the highest bidder.
The House is web adapted to the use it has been
appropriated, has large Stables, Carriage House,
Corn Crib and Brick Kitchen, with other necessary
out-buldings attached. The Budingsa;e nearly all
new, and most of the Furniture purchased within
the present year.
The Lot contains three and half acres, upon
which and near the Stables is a Well of excellent
water.
For further particulars apply to either Of the
Subscribers. j. G. READY puon.;o.o,,
JOHN HUlET. ''f'' ''''''
Sept 90, 36
U'The South Carolinian, Newberry Sentinel and
Augusta Constitutionalist will give eight weekly
insertions and forward accounts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-20
Sept Is
Valuable Plantation for Sale,

YHNIIAT Valuable PLANTATION, about eight
IL miles from Hamburg, known as the Cherokee
Pond Plantation, formerly owned by DIR. GEIGER
1t contains about seven hundred and lightweight
(7SS) acres $50 Of which are cleared, the balance
il well wooded, consisting of Black Jack, Hickory
and Pine. 1t possesses superior advantages as a
public house, it being long established stand. and
situated at the junction Of the Five Notch, Martin
Town Branch Plank Road aud Main Trunk OF the
Hamburg and Edge6cld Plank Road. and about a
mile below the junction of the Pine House and
Edgefield Roads The Cherokee Pond Race Course
is on the place. and is of the best training Turs
" On On the place are two TWO STORY Dwell
LING HOUSES, with all necessary outbuildings,
so situated that the place can be divided into two
plantations, with suitable buildings on each plan
taton.
The Plank Road passing through the lands, offers
great facilities for hauling wood to Hamburg and
Augusta-to any one disposed to engage in that
business, rare chance is offered. To an approved
uaehaser it will be sold Oh credit Of three or FIVE
ycass. Apply to
III. A. KENRICK, President,
Hamburg and Edgefrld P. r. Company.
Hamburg, Aug 90 IT J2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-20
scientific Evidence!

Call on The Agent and get Descriptive Circular gratis,
giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. from
eblgs Animal Chmisry DR. Combcs Physiology or Dgcs-
ton Dr. Pereira OIL Food and Diet: Dr. John W. Draper
together with reports Of from all paris u the unitcd
' NO ALCOHOL, BITTERS Or ACIDS!
Remcmbcr this: DR.. HouGn1oSS PEpsIN Is a great
Natural Remedy free from ALCOHOL BTTTERs. ACIDS,
and NiCSEOtS DRUGS. II IL extremely agreeable 70
The TASTE and may be taken by the most feeble patients VINO
cannot cal water cracker without acute distress Beware
Of dragged mutations Prpsin is mol drug.
CURES IN EVERY TOWN! ~ .g-
nr Iou:tnn's PRsIS has been tested for upwards
of years IN every large town in the United states and
IN every Town. Numerous details Of cures, certificates OF
Physicians and Patients nrc given In the Circulars furnlshed
by Agents. gratis - .
Pepsin in Fluid and Powder.
Dr.. HoughtoDa PElSlS sprepared. in Powder md In
Fluid Fonn-and H Prescription vials for the use Of Phys-
cans The Powder will be sent by Mail, free OF Postage for
one Dollar. .cni to Dr. IIoughl,n, Philadelphia.
Private Circulars for Physicians may be obtained Of DR..
Ioughon his Agents describing the whole process Of pre-
nf this new remedy based. As il Is NOT SECRET
REMEDY objection be raised against It's by PLY.
scia,f, in respectable standing and regular practice. PTcc
ONE DOLLAR pcr bopr.
Observe This.
Evc7y Bo.;1e Of GENUINE PErslN bears thc written
signature Of j. s. iough0n. NJ d.. sole proprietor, Ihlaic.
thia Pa. C"lY-risht and Trade Mark secured.
sF'"Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
cf'"Sold also by G. L. PENN Edgcneld G. IT,; WARD
LAW Il LYON. Abbrvinc c. H.: PRATT JAMES, New
berry, and 4. j. CREIGHTON, Hamburg sc.
July 1y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-20
Annual Fair

OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,
EOR the promotion of Arts, Mechanical inge-
u nuity and Industry, and Agricultural pursuits.
The Fourth Annual Fair of this Institute will be
held in Charleston, 8. c., commencing on Nun
DAY, 18th of November next, and continue open
during the week. :, .,,
Il is expected that the opening address will be
delivered by the Hon. PIERRE SouLE, and an Ag-
ricultural address by EDMUND RUFFls, Esq, Of Vir-
gnia.
Specimens in every branch Of Mechanism, Art
and Industry, also of Cotton, Rice, Sugar, Tobacco
and all other agricultural products-lorses Cattle,
Sheep and Swine, are solicited for which suitable
premiums will be awarded.
To the Ladies' work, which has contributed so
much to the success Of the Institute at all OF lis Ex-
hbitions, the Committee have been specially charged
and suitable and appropriate premiums Will be
awarded to the best specimens in every department
The Board of Directors Of this Institute feel great
pleasure in announcing to its numerous friends and
members the triumphant success which has thus
far attended theis eadeavors to awaken the South
ern States to their true interests in yersying their
labor. encouraging their own Mechanics and de-
yelopine their resources, and the Board have no
doubt that the ensuing Exhibition will convince all
who may attend it, that the efforts which this lnst-
tute has made for the last three years. have not been
thrown away, but fully appreciated throughout the
entire South
Persons desiring to exhibit articles at the ensuing
Fair will please address L. NJ. nATcn, Esq Chair
man Committee of Arrangements, at as early day
as possible, so that suitable preparations may be
made and all articles exhibited to the best advantage.
WM. M. LAWTON, President.
VIM. KIRKWOOD, lst Vice Presd't.
JOS. WALKER, Cd do do
w. G. DESUASSURE, Secretary.
L. A. EDMONSTON, Treasurer.
Directors.-J H. TAYLOR, G. n. REYNOLDS, jr.,
L NJ HATCH, f w EDeERToN, II ID WALKER, c Y
RICHARDSON, PoRcnEK, c ID CARR, WIZ LEDBY,
HENRY CoBlA, L JONES' ID n McINTosH.
JAMES II. TAYLOR,
Chairman Com. Correspondence.
L.. On
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-20
CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS,

HAMBURG, S. C.
WE tho Undersigned, will continue business
w in this place, and will promptly attend to
the RECEIVING and FORWARDING GOODS,
Sell or Store Cotton,
BUY or SEND GOODS to order. Will keep
constantly on hand for sale,
Bagging, Rope, Sugar, Coffee, molasses,
SALT, BACON,
and all other leading articles. Will make liberal
advances on produce in Store, or such as may be
shipped to our friends in Charleston or Savannah.
Our II. L. JEFFERS will be in Charleston,
where he is engaged in Business, (see Gard OF
CHAMBERS JEFFERs & Co.. and for whom we
bespeak liberal support.
Our f. j. BUCkMASTER will be here aided
by competent and experienced assistants and soi-
cits a share of patronage.
We take this opportunity of returning our thanks
to our friends and the public for their very liberal
JEFFERs, CoTHRAN g. co.
Sept. l3 5d2m %
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Notice.

Hamburg, Sept l3, 1852.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-20
Executive Department.
June 90

COLUMBIA, October l, 1852
YHNIIE Commissioners OF the Public Roads in
u this State. to whom District Maps were sent
by the State authorities in 1926 for the purpose OF
recording upon them any changes in the line OF
roads, new settlements, and other improvements,
are requested to return the same to the Executive
Office, Columbia, at an early day practicable, not
exceeding three months from date, as they will be
required to correct the new edition of the District
Maps Of the State, about to be published 1t is re-
spcctfuly requested that the gentlemen having
charge Of these Maps will add the notice OF every
Improvement which has taken place in their range
of operations, including the lines Of Railroads pass
ing through them, with the location of towns, vii,
lagos, factories, mineral springs, mines public and
private houses established and every object Interest,"
ing in each district, with such written explanations
and references as may be necessary.
BY order of the Governor:
B. r. WATTS, Secretary.
Oct6 1t 50
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

DY II. T. WRIGHT, Esqr., Ordinary Of
ID Edgefeld District:
Whereas, James Fl. Tayler has applied to
me for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattles, rights and cred
its of B. Palmer Tyler, late of the District,
aforesaid, deceased
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me at our
next Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be
holden at Edgefeld Court House on the 22d
of October inst to show cause if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the 18th
day of October, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-two, and in
the seventy seventh year of American Indepen-
denee. H. T. WRIGHT, o. E. D.
Oct l3 ct 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-20
DIR. DENNIS,S
GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA,

Jaundiee, Sick Headache, Dizziness. Loss Of
Appetite, Constipation Of the Bo,rels, Piles,
caused By Costirencss. Pain in the Bo,rels, or
Rheumatism, caused by the use Of Mercury,
Syphilis, Scrofula, Boiis, Ulcers, &c.
rI,fiiS PREPARATION is made az pure posi-
i bic. Its bitter taste, and beneficial effects in
diseases of the Liver and diseases arising roman i'm
pure state of the Blood, prove it to be the
PUREST AND MOST USEFUL
preparation of Sarsaparilla that is made.
Those who have used the various preparations OF
Sarsapara will find, by the taste and effect, thnt
there is more Sarsaparila in one bottle OF Dr. DEN
MIS- preparations than in half dozen bottles IN 1t Is
generally made.
Its Alternative and mildly purgative effects upon the
bowels make it not only 2ood substitute for ier'
cury but useful in removing all diseases arising IRON
the imprudent Use Of Mercury.
sS1 Prepared only byJ. DENNIS, NJ. D., Angus
ta Georgia.
Sold by A. c. TEAGUE and G. L. PENN, Edgefeld
C.. H.; p. NJ. COHEN and CAREY d CoUTuRIER,
Cha rlcston BoATwRIGHT e. Mot and F. CURTIS,
Columbia A. J. CREIGHTON, Hamburg; WIN. +.
Tut. d. B. PLUMB, HAvILAND e. RIsLET. w. F.
g. J. TuRrIN, w. X. KITCHEN, BARRETT e. CAR.
TER, Augusta, Geo, and by Druggists generally.
Pricc-Sl per bottle; bottle for IS.
NJ" Remember to ask for DENNIS GEORGIA
SARSAPARILLA.
lime 96 1851 tf %
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Carriage Manufactury!

TCIIE Firm of HILL g. WARDLAw, in the Car
il riagc making business having been mutually
dissolved, the Subscriber takes pleasure in return
ing his thanks for the patronage thus fur received,
and respectfully solcits continuance OF the same.
His is the well known stand in Pottcrsrl!c, about
one mile North Of Edgefed H., where all orders
will BE- attended to in a NEAT and WORKMAN.
LIKE MANNER, and upon rs reasonable terms as
possible.
The Subscriber has also on hand splendid as
sortmcnt of ready made Carriages, Coach
cs, BuggieS, &C., all Of which will be sold
at moderate prices. JOHN HILL.
July 81 If "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-20
Land and Negroes for Sale.

YgHfIE Subscriber wishing to move to the West
4 offers for sale l,ls Plantation lying on the wa
tiers of Big Greek, Edgcfrld District, containing
four hundred (4O0y acres of Land ore hpn,lrcd Of
which are in 4 ls sh state Of cultivation. The re:
rlanler is mostly woodland. On the premises is a
good Dwelling House, and all necessary out-build-
ings. Also,
TEN LIKELY NEGROES,
Stock of Cattle and logs four Yonng Males, I1an-
ta,ion Tools, &c
Also. if desired, the present years Cropd Corn
aud Cotton.
To an approved purchaser great bargain will be
given. FUr terms apply 10 the Snbscribcr on the
premises. JOHNSON LOWRY.
n. B.-Al persons indebted to the Subscriber
are earnestly requested tv make payment before
return day. d. l..
Aug 2.j jim 81