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Agricultural.
KEEP YOUR LAND RICH.


Thisis to be done by manuring, by pas
turing and by alternating crops. Cattle
and sheep make manure-manure makes
grain, and grass, and roots-lhese in re.
turn feed the family. and make meat, milk
, and wool; aud meat, milk and wool are
virtually money, the great object OF the
farmers ambition, and the reward of his
labors. This is the farmers magic chain,
which, kept bright by use, is ever strong
and sure; hut if broken. or suffered to cor
rode by neglect, its power and efficiency
are lost.
You possess all the earthly elements of
q good soil-clay, sand and lime. 1t is
qour province and your duty to husband
and apply the vegetable, and most essen
tial element of fertility-MANUREs. These
are as much the food Of your crops, as
your crops are the food of your cattle or
your family; and it is as vain 10 expect to
perpetuate good crops without manure, as
it would be 10 expect fat beef and fat NUT
ton, from s,inted pasture of buckwheat
straw. We see then, that manures are
the basis of good husbandry, whether we
have reference to tillage or cattle farms !;
and hattillage and cattle reciprocally be-
neft each other.
1t results from these facts, that farm
or should till no more land than he can
Eeep DRY, and CLEAN and RICH; and that
be should keep no more stock than his crops
7eiu feed ,uell, and that can be made profit
able to the farm.
The farmer who makes but thirty bush
els of corn, and dozen bushels of rye, or
a ton of hay, from an acre of land--and
there are not a few who fall short of this
lis hardly renumera,ed for his labor; but
he who gets these measures from half an
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state of south ar0lina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
in THE COMMON PLEAS.

Wade Speed. surviving partner
of Watkins & Speed, for the Attachment
use of John Watkins, in
VS. UcDt
Adolphus ]. Sale.
John Watkins, Admr. of H. M. Attachment
Watkins, in
vs. Same. J Assumpsit.
YHNHE Plantifs, in the above stated cases.
IL having fieG their declaration in my OF:
fee, on the twenty-second day of November,
1888, and the defendant having no wife or at
iorney known TO be in this State, upon whom
copy of the said declarations can be served:
therefore Ordered, that the said defendant do
appear and make his defence within year and
day from the filing Of the said declarations. or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
against him.
Clerks Office.
Feb IA, 1893 Sw&p $40 aqe 3
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AGRICULTURE.

BY w. EVERETT.
How blest the Farmers simple life
How pure the joy it yields!
ga, irom the worlds tempestuous strhe'
Free, mid the scented fields!
xyhen morning woos, with..roseate hue,
Ger the far hills away
III. footsteps brush the silvery dew
To greet the welcomc.day'
p,ben Soils first beam in glory glows,
And blithe the skylark's song
Pleased to his toll the Farmer goes,
With cheerful steps along.
while noon broods DER the sultry sky
And Sunbeams fierce are cast,
Where the cool streamlet wanders BY
He shares his sweet repast.
xvben Twilight's gentlest shadows fall,
Along the darls'ning PLAIN
us lists his faithful watchdog S call,
To warn the listening tram.
hown the green lane young hurrying feet
Their eager pathway pressi
Ills loved ones come in Joy 10 greet
And claim their sire's caress.
Then when the evening prayer is said,
And Heaven with praise IS blest'
How sweet reclines bis weary head
On slunber couch OF rest.
Nor deem that fears his dreams ALARM
Nor cares, with carking dim:
yV;,hmt, his dogs will guard from harm;
And all is peace within.
oh, We who run in folly's race,
To win worthless prize!
Learn from the simple tale we trace
Where true contentment lies!
To! monarch! flushed with Glory PRIDE!
Thou painted, gilded thing:
HE 10 the iree-born Farmers sldo'
And learn to be king
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State of south / aroIina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
J w. Wimbish, Admr.

David Cobb, Thomas Cobb, ct al.
WT appearing to my salisfactio:, that John c
n Berginer and wife Eliza, formerly Eliza
Cobb defendants in this case. reside without
the limits Of this State: On motion Of Bellin.
ger, solicitor for complainant, Ordered that said
absent Defendants do plead, answer, or dehur
to The complainant- bill. within three months
from, the publication Of this order, or the said
bill will be taken pro eontesso, against them.
TERRY, C. ED
Commissioners Office,
Edge6eld, March s. 1889 1875 ac
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State of south / arolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

William Chiles, Bill to have re-
vs. funded part
Vincent Griffin and others. Of Legacy.
FByHE Complainant having filed his bill IN
Il my Office, and it appearing to my salts
faction that William Waller Senr William
Waller Jun. Doctor Mordecai, and Caroline
his wife, and George Holt and Mary Ann his
wife, defendants named in the said bill are,
and do reside without the limits oil this State !;
Therefore it is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear and plead, answer or demur. to the
said bill, within three months from this date, or
the bill will be taken pro confesso as to them.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN.
Commissioners Office,
Feb %. 1899 (wSP S11.75 ac4
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MY NATIVE HOME.

We find the following beautiful and splrl1e
oDostrophe to the South, i'll the " America
Museum" written by Alexander d. Meek
pso. of Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Land of the South imperial land!
How proud thy mountains rise;
How sweet thy scenes on every hand'
How fair thy covering skies.
But not for this-oh, not for thee,
Hove thy fields to roam
Thou hast dearer spell to me,
Thou art my native home!
Phy rivers roll their liquid wealth,
Uneoualled to the sea-
Thv hills and valleys bloom with health,
And green with verdure be!
But not for thy proud ocean streams
Nor for thine azure dome
Sweet, sunny hi c!ing 10 thee-
Thou art my native homei
I've stood beneath Italia's cline,
Beloved of tale and song
On Helyyn's hills, proud and sublime,
Where Natures wonders throngi
Nv Tempe's classic sunlit streams,
Where Gods, of old, did roam
put meier have found so fair land
Az thou my native homc!
And thou hast proudcr glories too,
Than Nature ever gave
Peace sheds DER thee, her genial dew
And freedoms pinions wave
Fair science filings her pearls around,
Religion lifts her dome,
These, these endear thee to my heart,
My own, loved native home!
And "hcaven's best gift to man" is thine
God bless thy rosy girls!
Like sylvan flowers, they sweetiy snine-
Their hearts as pure as pearls!
And grace and goodness circle them,
Whsre'er their footsteps roam,
How can then, whilst loving them,
Notloye my native home!
Land of the South!-imperial land!-
Then here's health to thee
Long as thy mountain barriers stand,
May'st thou be blessed and free!
May dark dissention's banner ne'er
Wave DER thy fertile loam-
But should it come, there's one will die,
To save his native home!
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The thorough bred Horse
,jsl.8Ra0lle Il ]; N IR o

EM1I ILL stand the ensuing Spring Seaso I,
w commencing on tile 10th Of March at
VIM. Edwardsi llth at Mt. Willing; 18th Mt
Perry's Store 18th at Coleman's = Roads
18th at Maj. J. e. .Ailen'si 18th at Avery Blands;
10Th at Edgefeld' e. House; 18th and 18th at &.
Wards: visiting each stand every ninth day,
until the 10Th of June.
|. He will be lei to mares at Eight Dollars the
single leap, Twelve the season, and Fifteen to
insure. In every instance The insurance money
will become due as soon rs the mare is known
to be with ioal, exchanged, OF removed from
be entitled to deduction Of 81 ON each mare,
by each man in the club becoming responsible
for the whole. r. WARD.
Dcscription.-Her Cline is a beautiful blood
bay, Is hands 3 inches high, of stately lorm
presenting commanding d. beautiful 'front.' III
fact, his fore hand is remarkable fine. Heis ii
sure foal gctter. He has run and won many
races in tIIis State, Virginia. and Maryland
When he left the turf, he was regarded one Of
the best three mile horses in the State, and twu
miles unegualled. and although hr has run
muny hard races, he never broke down, al:
his limbs are yet rs fine rs when a colt. AT
three years old,alter winning the great stake al
Baltimore, (see Turf Register his owner, Wm
R. Johnson. Of Virginia, was offered aud re-
fused FIVE thousand dollars for E:m.
His colts are generally very promising, par
taking of the old Sir Archy stock, his sire; ar
extrrunel docie and gentle, nearly all making
good family horses, (where the dam is Of good
temper,) very important consideration. His
price too is much lower than any other horse
ever stood in tins country, when his color.
form, size, performances and fine Pedigree are
taken into consideration.
Pedigrcc.-IIcr-Cline was got by Old Sir
Archy, his dam, Georgiann, was got by Col.
Alstons GalIatin, son Of imported Bedford; his
q. dam by Calypso. by imported Knowsley; e.
e. dam by Eclipse, (son ofimported Obscurity,)
g. g. g. dam by Skipwith's Figure; 6. G. G. g.
by imported horse Baior's Fearnough,, out Of
a thorough bred mare.
WIN. r JOHNSON.
March q, 1889 f5
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LOOK AT THIS.

YNHE JACK, formerly owned by Capt. ].
L .feaver, will stand during the spring sea-
son, at the following places, viz: at John Smi-
ley's formerly Col. James Smiley's) on FRI
day, the 9Th inst. when the season will COM
mence; ut David Richardson's on NJ onday, the
1llh, and remain until o'clock the next day !;
at Mount Willing, ON the evesing of the 18th,
and on the 18th until O'Clock; at John Dem
ny's, OH the evening Of the 18th, and on the
l4th until O'Clock; at Henry C Turner'S. on
the evening of The If,h. and on the 18th until 2
O'Clock. He will attend the above named pla-
ces, every ninth day, until the 10th day Of June,
when the season will end. He will be let to
mares at So the season, and $40 to ensure a
mare 10 be with foal. Any person putting by
The insurance, and trading or transferring the
mare, within eleven months from the time OF
putting the mare, will be held liable for the in-
surance money, which will lie considered due
aS soon as such trade or transfer is made. ANY
person making up company of six mares,
and becoming responsible for tie same. shall be
entitled to deduction of 81 on each mare.
The Horse YOUNG PRESIDENT is a
handsome chestnut sorrel, full 151 hands high,
elegant form and figure, rising 8 years old. He
will stand at the same time and places with the
Jack. and will be let TO mares at the same rates,
and be managed by the same groom. Amy
person putting to either the Jack. or llorse, by
the season. and failing to gel colt, shall have
another chance, rs long as keep either, for the
same money. The season money will be due
on the 1st day of December next All possible
care will be taken to prevent accidents, but no
responsibility for any.
PEDIGREE.-Young President was got by
Old President. Of Kentucy, and came out of n
Janus mare: Old President by Hami'tonian,
and he by the imported Diomede The blood
Of the sire and dam are both so well known by
the community at large that l deem it unneces-
sary TO say any thing more about the b 'ood OIL
either side. BEVERLY BURTON
March a, 1880 rs
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILEE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Andrew kirkpatrick
and wife and others,
vs.. Oil LOT
George Bowie, Partition.
George Weathcrall
and others.
WT appearing to my satisfaction, that Sam
n uel Norwood and Lucinda his wife. Rich
ard Hodges and Mary his wife, George Wealth
erall, and George Bowie Defendants in this
case, reside beyond the limits Of this State:
Ordered, that they severally do appear and
plead, answer or dcmur 10 the bill aforesaid
within three months from the publication oi
this order, or the said bill will as 10 them, ,respec.
lively, be taken pro confesso.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, C. E.. AID.
C Commissioner Office,
2sth February. 1a39 {R&r S1l,T ac5
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NOTICE.

LII Persons indebted to the late Chrie-
IA tian Breithaupt, dec'd., are request
ed to make immediate payment. And ell
persons having demands asainstthc estate
of said deceased are requested to present
them duly attested.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Eror.
Feb. 25. 3-tf
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Columbia &'.gsggaseG Stage,
VIA EDGEFIELD.

VVvHIS Stage leaves Columbia every
Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 2
o'clock, p M. and arrives in Augusta, next day
att o'clock. P. M. Leaves Augusta every
Monday, Thursday land Saturday, at o'clock,
A NJ. and arrives in Columbia next day, at 3
o'clock, A. M. Every thing is new and well
provided, on this line, and in excellent order.
and no pains will be spared TO make every
thing agreeable to passengers.
DOUGLASS g. WARD.
March, T5 Proprictora.
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DISSOLUTION.

vByHE Copartnership of Kernaghan & Roc.
4 ney, of Hamburg, So. Ca, was dissolved
OH the 23d instant, by mutual consent. The
Business hereafter will be continued by Thom-
as Kernaghan, OH his own account. He will
receive MI money due the late firm, and will
settle the debts of the same.
THOMAS KERNAGHAN.
r. II. ROONEY
Hamburg. ." 1879 :Sm' E
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-XA A DESIRABLE resi-
asEs|A N dence in Pottersville,
ETa sSsT of about Ia acres Of good
Land-a part not cleared. On
the premises are good Dwelling House, ] sto-
ry and half high, with five rooms-a large
framed Kitchen and Smoke.house-an excel
lent Well of pure water. For particulars en-
quire at this Office.
Feb IA, 1889 f2
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The above is all correc! and true.
w. R. JOHNSON.

Pedigree.-NULLlrIER was got by the ccle-
bratrd running horse, Old American Eclipse,
son nf the celebrated American running horse,
Old Durock. .Roxana, his dam was by the import.
ed horse, Sir Harry the best son ofSir Peter Tea.
zle, grand dam by the imported horse, ,Salrum.
g. grand dam by Col Sylnes celebrated A.
merican horse, Old Wild Air; e. e. grand dam
by Driver; g.g. G. grand dam by the imported
horse, Fallow; e. G. 6. G, grand dam by the i'm
ported horse, Vamper 4 certified copy, from
Virginia. signed by Benjamin Jones. Robert B.
Corban. and Francis p. Corban. For his. own,
and his colts performances OH the turf, reference
can be had TO the American Turf Reg. & Sport.
ing Magazine. He is very sure foal getter,
and his colts are large and have splendid up.
pearance. and are now running with great sue.
cess, both on the Northern and Southern Cour.
scs. ARCHIBALD ARNOLD.
S.-NuLLIkrER will be in my possession
and care. ill the end of the present year. A. A..
:,"adfal 4bbeville. s. G. Feb j, 1899 dc
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.Rppreasticcs Wanted.

@RNE or two Boys, from IA to 10 ,:S1 years s.. Of
be taken as apprentices ut Ibis Office.
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IIlHng the Earth.-1n tillins the earth
some peope 60 upon the same principle
that regulates business intercourse with
men. They must be sure TO gel the ad-
vantage of The trade; and If this cannot
be secured without, they must cheat and
deceive the person with whom they deal.
And they think to practice the same arti-
fee on old polhe: Earth: You will see
them on their grounds in the spring, as sly
dogs, apparently calculating the Earth has
forgotten the exhausling crops that were
taken from her the last year; perhaps they
will give a sprnkling Of manure, aud
throw it on so as to make the Earth think
there is noble lot of it. Well they 20 to
work. But the Earth won't be cheated.
She will reward every man according to
his works, and tell The truth in the autumn.
You cannot gel the advantage of her as
you can with human customers. Treat
her well, and she will reward your expen-
diiures and toll but attempt to cheat her,
aud she will make you sorry for 1t when
harvest comes.-Farmer's Cabinet.
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nc,e, and every good farmer GU ght at
least TO do so, realizes nett product OF
one half of the value Of his crop, or re-
ceives twice as much for his labor as the
first does. The reason Of this is. that one
permits his acres TO become poor, either
from not saving and applying bis manure
or from spreading it and MS labor over
TOO much land, or by cropping it too long,
while the other keeps his land rich, and
thereby saves half his labor. How is this
disparity Increased, when, instead OF be-
ing double, The crop of the good farmer
exceeds that of the lad farmer four-fold,
incidents that often occur on adjoining
farmsl If the latter gets one hundred dol
lars per annum for his labor, the former
gets four hundred dollars for his labor
No inconsiderable item this, in the aggre.
gate of mans life, or in the profit and
loss account Of large farm.
So with animals. The food which par
simouy or Incidence, or ill.judged econo-
nv doles ont to beast, and which barely
keeps him twot'years. would if fjudiclously
fed out, fatten him in six months, and
thereby convert three quarters of the food
into meat, milk; aud honey, which in the
other case is expended to keep the animal
alive.-Time is money as well in tatten'
ing animals and feeding crops, as in other
expenditures of human labor.
Pas,uring is means Of inducing fertlll'
ty. ltis computed 10 add twenty per ct'
to the fertility of first rate soil. Inis
arises from two causes. All that's grown
upon the soil, is returned to ii in the drop
pings of the animals which Craze upon 1t.
And in the second place. when broken up
by the plough. the sward is cover'ed into
food for the tillage crops, and has been
found to be equivalent in well set
sod, to more than II loads Of manure on
the acre. In This way, sheep husbandry
is known 10 enrich lands rapidly. But
this remark does not apply to meadows
where the crop is carried of, and no e.
quvalent returned to the soil, in The form
of manure.-Judge Buel.
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FOR SALE.

Feb 81, 1885 {wsp s11.75 ac4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
R. GRAHAMs TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT

MANCFA0rORY, NO. ~ DIVISION sTREET.
ID GRAHAM, Ladies' Tuscan, English and French Straw
N. Hat begs inform the Pubic that he has
hand large assortment of Tuscan and English braid Bon
nets from the finest qualities manufactured in
that be erceled by any the city for color
and elegance shape He especially invite. the attention Of the
ladies the Swiss Cotageshapea Bonnet which Is the
be admred also Lsghorns in every variety All the above
warranted to be imported and to clean WELL and may be
chased by the single hat at reasonable prices
Always hand and made order all kinds Of silk honey
comb hrred and framed millinery Boanets made according
to the latest fashions and the neatest general
Of Ribbons and Artificial Flowers Of choice ssec-
tion and every variety Orders from the country Puhctay
attended to.
Mrs Graham continues to Clean bleach and alter old
and Straw Hats of description her well known elegant
style Ms G. thinks that her style of beechihg cannot be
surpassed she having been constantly engaged the bleeehng
pressing and of for the last fourteen
in Scotland and this city She has discovered process Of
bleaching which the color Of the oldest hat made to look
white when without the least injury to the straw
and leaving smell of sulphur Leghorn hats cut pressed
aud tr in theIa testE ashio myI4.lmd&W*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

vu NEW YORK TATTERSALLs.-Ths
" regular sales by auction, at tbs we'll known
REA tablishment, Of Horses, Carriages, &c., cont
YK& ~ nue. to take place every Monday, u II
o'clock, throughout the year.
The regular sale will take place Monday, June Ord
O'clock cemmensng with Carriages Harness. &c., asd st
IL o'clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses dispose Of requested -
make early application, 10 gsed number tka
catalogue horse be offered at auction unless register
Ell time Tor number the catalogue for which purpose
res"er VIII be kept open till Saturday, Ist june NJ
GEO. w. MILLER,
Successor to j. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
. AZ private sae-one pair of very fine black horses
do DO bay horses : very fine single horses
AsoCarriages and among them very Handsome
imported Casrioei belonging His Excelsncy the Minister
a24.y W.M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

NHEE's, YOUTHS md CHILDRENs CLOTHING
1V1 The subscribers keep constantly hand, very large
Of Ready Made Clothing, suited TO and
size, which will be sold at low prices for Cash.
as 3m+ GEO. A. HOYTG CO., IA bowery
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

CALAMANDER WORKS, No. o. Canaon s'reetIThe
nronreor az th. establishment invites the rarticsar at
.ntou o preprietors ouaces OF different kinds IRON foam
ders engineers rnaon bsse chemists Manufacturers asa
other. who require great heat TO the articles made by him.
consisting principally Of Fire Bricks Of all descriptions AND
shapes equal the celebrated stosrsrdge bricks
. az various kinds Cor bakers and green houses 6s
ture, Cor CRATES Innings Cor fire cement Portable fsrna
s, superior TO ANY Others Flint Stone Ware for chemists war
rantedt resist toe action Of FIRE acids NC. NC iMSs
,ovtuent Of these articles kept constantly on hand d
likewise made 10 order the shortest notice all OF when are
offered for sale on the most reasonable terms
ris.ar. NJ LIE FOULON ProprieSr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,
A. No IN Ma,do,, one

90 WHERE may be found. by the piece yard, supe-
or assortmea Of fine and low priced Broadcoth Habit
Cloths Cassimeres Summer Stus Vevets Vestnss, Trim
mings &C. &c. The subscriber will offer the above very
low prices for cash. order dispose of his entire stock pre-
vious August he will then he obliged to from
his present stand. m29-3m ISAAC Z. THAYER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28

nRENIUM GHILDRENs CLOTHIN0.-GEORGEA A.
II HOYT CO, No Ia Bowery, have on hand extensive
of ashonably made Chdren Clsthins (samPb
Of which obtained the premium at the recent ar which they
disposed sell cheap for Cash. at or
retail. aSSm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-28
ITO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS.

ITO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
Others that they constantly hand and prepared to
furnish notice. architectural ornaments Of every de.
scpon for the interior finishing Of DWELLING churches
and other psbc buildings, vif capitals for columns, and
all the orders Of architecture consoles, rues en-
rched moudngs rosees pstares, reze ornaments &c NC
any The long proved quality Of composition orna
executed by e render. II useless to say much In
euogy; and with the they possess and from long
practice the execution Of models ouds, and every depart
ment of business ter themselves that for scdness Of relief
general sharpness and beauty their work will be found
much superior any thing the Lind done other place
they having avoided that tiny lat and underlined appearance
much and justly complained OF Great attention having been
paid Of manufacture TO nsurs the best qssty al
the possible price they happy TO that their
sent OF prices will be found be beyond the reach Of
abatement or competition. -.
Builders out % New York any part Of the United States,
wonld find material saving and likewise superior
article by calling writing for thing OF the kind they may
require hand and enabled to fill orders to
CALLER MURPHY,
Mandatory 592 Broadway,
mvl4sm. One door from Niblss.