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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-02
SALE OF LAND IL PRINCE EDWARD

June 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-02


Y virtue OF Two several Deeds of Trust exe.n,-d s,
the bearing date the 7th day of October s4 md
the 10Th day of November s4 and both recorded in we a.
~ Court Clerks Office of said county, shall an F"
I'D day Of September, 1872 at the present resd.Lc
kin, offer for salc the following real estate IA d
said decds) To wit: "a certain lot parcel of land
Two hundred acres being part of the tract of land
said IJimpkin'' resided the 7h October si ST.,
part Of the said tract which adjons the estates of RI.
ble deceased, Nathaniel Him. John johnson and c. =
we" being the land conveyed by the deed Of The IN ~
ls4i fst abuve mentioned. Also "thr whole of ,h ~
Land which said Lnmpkin" resided ON the lC,b d -
vember a3l, containing $50 acres he the same mo- VI
nduining the lands Of Henry r. Davis and Others, h u
land conveyed by the deed Of the 10Th November ~.
above mentioned. '' "
am informed, that $50 of said lands ar. nov = -
and is good tobacco lands that there comfuai. and
cient number OF dwelling and other houses the
there about 60 Of valuable fiat land princpally .,
creek and its branches: that the residence OF M Lama
Edward Court.hoiise about mile from the stage ma
from Appumattoa river: that there number from % H.
"f the attention Of Hose .ho desire purchase real ,
The premises situated in desirable neglborhoo
Terms by the deed Of the 9TH day of October, ISL tb -
of credit the sale is left discretionary with u,s
terms of The sale, under this deed will he made knov . .
day and the place Of sale By the deed of the 10Th day
venher, 1884, Trustee is directed To sell for cash H.
under this last deed will therefore he CASA unless M
the said deed shall make other agreement, safcor "
Trustee sell on time will convey only the title 49,!
me BY the deeds
FRANCIS n. WATKINS, Tn.,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-02

IErom he ~ !. Coure nd E"4'iFer.J A..
THE TRrA!y-We place teioie our readers 10, Gay
a copy of the Treaty between the 7. . anu
, concluded md ratified by the Senate, with slate
neot IN brief of the substance of the remainder. we
would now merely suggest that it probable those SUD
;sc,s Of drer CO no, adjusted by the Treaty have been
adyer,ed to in the correspondence and perhaps an u'
Jers,and;np attained IN relation to them
w. rn5.Ts,and that there were thirty -nlne votes
- Tho senate in arc of ratification and nine against
=; :, - ~, ALLEN, of Ohio.
- BxNtoN, Of Missouri.
LI>S Of Missouri.
lrLn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
AUGUSTA, Sept I


Co0on.-In the early parI OF The week
there Was not much demand for Col,oc-
but within the last day or two q spirited de-
rnnd has sprung up, occasioned by recent
favorable advices from the North. and
number Of large buyers entering our mar
kei. Prices have in consequence impro-
we'd fully ] of cent on all descriptions.
particularly for square packages, which
meet with ready sale. Our receipts Of
new cotton this week will reach about 100
bales, yearly all Of which has been sold of
wagons as soon Us it arrived. The sales
from warehouses reach about us bales. Of
which l7l were new aud PAL old. The
new cotton sold as follows: bales a, Ga.
SO at 7. 81 at ~, l3l at u, 4s at "a, IS
al "a. rs a, II. and 6S at "a OF the old,
4 bales sold at Al, 23 at Il. % at 5. 4 1T
81. IL III Ct, 81 al 81. 8 AT 6s, 6 at 50, l22
a, Z, and IA at IT. The quality of the
new crop is improving, bul up to The pre-
scul time but ir,lc prime has come 10 hand
the bulk Of the receipts being middlins
to lair-any thing like good article Of
tho crop will now bring II u. and choice
in square bales 8 cents, The weather 10
this section confines fine for picking. and
our planters arc taking advantage Off.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

Dueiiing.-A writer in the Democratic
Review. gives an account Of method Of
fighting duel, adopted by senllemap,s
member oflhe New York Legislature, dis
,inguished as we'll for his wit and humpr
as for his talents aud sound democracy
Receiving challenge, he expressed his
readiness To accept it, with the privilege
OF choice ui ground aud weapons-which
afer some considerable correspondence
& diplomacy, conducted with great gravi-
~ OH his part. were conceded by his i'm
patient adversary. The preliminarics at
length adjusted, he fixod the place OF en-
counter on the opposite banks Of certain
stream in this county. (St. Lawrenccl Ihe
weapons being sroads'rords! Ansinus 10
accommodate the opposle party, he ex-
pressed himself. at the same time, esi!lins
10 use pistols. in the following manner: The
two principals to stand back TO bacIs ee The
top nf sharp conical bill indicated by him,
10 walk each forward in straight line
down TO the opposite descenls TO the bot
tom. aud then, at the word, to turn aud
fire!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue of sundry wits Of Fieri Fa
AR cias, shall proceed 10 sell at Edge
field Court House. on tie fro' Monday and
Tuesday Of October next, the following
property:
Sampson Bland. for Luke g. Bland, vs.,
Henderson Smith, Two Horses.
y. Towles. Ordinary. vs. w. II. VIII
iiams and w. c. Williams. ii. c. Tar-
ner. vs.. w. II. Williams. Temple Mar
tin, for WIN. Rrunson, rs. the same, one
black Mare and Coli, the property Of W.
II. Williams.
N. L. Griffin, vs. John foungblooL. two
Horses.
Johu Amakcr. assignee. vs. John Car
penlcr. A. Bland, vs. the same. G. l..
q +. Penn. & CO., vs. the same. G.. l..
s. Penn, & Co., vs. the same. Tho same
VS.. Dennis Carpenter and John Carpenter.
one negro girl Naryaan.
G.. l.. Penn. s. Co. vs.. Stanmore Ry.
ann, fur negpes, Eliza and three children,
liulda. Luck. and infant child.
Charlrs Hall. vs.. Richard Cukcr. The
same IS. the same, one Horse and Bu.
rouchc.
Goodwin Harrington, s. Co. vs. J. W.
Wimbish, one sorrcl Horse, Bride, amd
Saddle. Terms of sale Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. =. p. n.
Sent. Is, 1912. b "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
OBITUARY.

Died. at bis residl nee, (Cedar sprincs,) in
Abbesile4 DistEict, ). g.. on the 3Oth uIt., Mr
JAMES FassIEE, Senr., in about the 18th yrRI
fhis age. The deceased wus native Of Cui
pepper csassy. Virginia.
DarinE the revolutionary Struggle. though
too young 20 DC called into the service of his
country, liHins about l6.) yet his ardnur led
him To SpirsI,nef hia services. and he enterrd
the army ahaez The command Of Gen. Greene,
where be ecaiinuet eleven months. which was
Until peace rae declared. He applied to Con.
gress fora pession, and 60 Clearly was his
clniln established tha; i, was readily granted.
In the yeat 1868, he became o member Of
tho Baptia Church. 6, Bethany. Edgefsld dis.
trica, where his ,ueE,bersiIip continued, until
the yea. besa1e his death. at which time il was
removed .6s newly constituted Church in the
Immediate sicia;ty Of his residence. No, as.
piring TO wnsidiy sonors Mr F. moved in the
private sphsrsaos life. enjoying the cou,ior,s of
domestic kappincss, with his family; and hay.
ing she cct.1deaes and good will OF a large cir
Gle Of acquaiaianees, For several years pre-.
v;oas to hssasa,a. his heatf had become feeble.
His las, ;!laeas, WHICH was off weeks and three
or four days eossieuancs, he bore with entire
resignation 10 tic siivine will, expressing no,
only d rca5iHass, but "a desire 10 depart und
be with Christ 3 In This frame he breashed his
lass. icavipetc bs family aud surviving friends,
tha eotaldssshis assurance that he hath 'cntercd
into thai Rest ths remaineth TO the people Of
God"
blessed areahs dead tha, die in the LorJ."
Earth hsiana Renew that Heaven canno,
cure. /.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

Pear Trees IN Iioom.-All the pear trees
10 the orchard Of Mr.. F. Michel. Of Charles
ton Neck. are in bIoom-as well the late
as the carly species, and the October pear
il al once ladcned with fruit. aud covered
with Observation-Disclosures Cour. IL inst.
Pecrs.-We were favored yesterday. by
hfr. Francis Michel. with presen, OF fine
October Pears, accompanied by speci.
men Of the second crop from, the same
prolific iree.--ibid ~ inst.
Within 200 feet Of our Office are several
Apple trees in full bloom; and one of them
has goodly number Of large, ripe. we'll
favored apples, Of the second crop. and 4
few blossoms for thi -d.-Gre.nr. Mount.
o. In this ncishborhood the Peach and APP
pie trees have been in bloom for some days,
bearing oil the appearance Of second crop.
but The change in the weather during the las,
swen:y.four hours will stop their progress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

Mr.. Calhoun and hs Presidsney.-We
learn from gentleman, recently ffom N.
York, lha, there is great enthusiasm a.
1pong the young Democrats OF New York
in favor Of Mr. Calhoun for the Presidency,
and tbs, be is likely TO beat MIR. Van Bu-
rem in the latler's own State as nominee oil
che Democratic party. As an important
shadow Of coming events, our informant
adds tha, fif,een delegates from the city OF
New York to the late Democratic Convex
ton for nominating Governor and Lieut..
Governor oftho State, although appointed
with 10 reference to the Presidential cleo
ton, nine were for Mr. Calhoun. aud bu,
six for Van Buren,. There is certainly now
tho highest probability ,ha, the mex, race
for the Presidency will be run between the
two great statesmen Of the South and
Wesi,-ChGries.ga Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

As good as ifh' 'ce,e Esop.-Thc Man
,uckct Islander says the following story
was lately told by reformed iuebrio,e, as
an apology for much Of the folly Of drunk
ards: ~ mouse ranging about brewery,
happening to fall into one Of the va,s Of
beer. was in immediate danger Of drown.
ing, and appealing TO Cat TO help him
out. The cat replied, at is foolish re-.
quest. fur as soor as get you cu.. shall
eat you" Tho mouse piteous,y replied,
thai. that Gilc would be better than to be
drowned iu beer The ca, lifted nim oui.
but the fumes Of the beer caused puss 10
sneczc. The mouse TOOK refuge in his
hole. The cat called upon the mouse to
come out-"Yuu rascal, did yeu nnt pro.
mise that should eat you?" "Ah" re-
piled the mouse, ''bul you know I lras in
liquor at The Tine
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

The annexed paragraph from the New
York Tribune contains a hin, which might
be improved in this quarter:
4 Wo,d 10 Smokers We are sure il
the thousands who indulge in this prac
,ice ofsmoking in our public streets could
be induced TO give ore thought TO the an.
nnyance they are giving To others. they
would abandon the practice. or seek some
other arena for their favorite enjoyment.
II is ofien>ive-nay, even painiul-to At
leas, half the persons who go out. bu,
especially 10 young females, to encounter
Whit after Whit of variously favored cigars
nj every rod ofiheir walks. Thousands are
keep, off the pavernen's altocethcr-oom-
pclled to s,ayat home or TO ride-by this
mos, disaereeable favor. We arc sure the
Young gentlemen who choose the thronged
streets for smoking are no, aware nf the
discomfort they occasion 10 others: If they
were they would reform il altogether -
The simple fact tha, they keep the best
of the better par, Of creation from walking.
or annoy thon so ahominahly, would suf-
flee TO break up the loalhsomc practice,
Need we say more !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

Fne Proof Cement.-Take qusSsrty
Of water, proporlioned to the serirce OF
wood you may wish 10 cover, aad add 10
it as much potash, as can be dissolved there.
in. When The water will dissolve 40 more
potash, stir into the solution, Isl a qusr.i-
~ of6our pasts Of the cousistence Of COM
mon painters size; 2nd, sufficient qras-
ti,y Of pure clay to render it Of The cGysis.
tencc- Of croam. hen tho ciSy 70 wei
mixed apply tile preparation as tcsnrs di.
rec;ed 10 tho wood; il will secure il from
the action Of both fire and rain. In mos.
violent fire. wood thus saturated may 30
but will never blaze.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

Decision as TO Fidueiory Debts under
the Bankrupt La,0.-Judge Story, OF Bos-
TOD, last week gave the following opinion
10 case Of bankruptcy. The petition
Of q bankrupt was opposed on the ground
that be had no, accounted for money
which eamo into his possession as admiuis.
traitor Of an estate, aud which he set down
in his schedule as a sum due to estate.
Judge Story said, first, that the existence
OF 6duciary debts, contracted before the
passage Of tho act. would not deprive the
petitioner Of a righ: TO discharge in bank
rupicy from all his other debts. Second
ly, That the claims Of those having legal
demaads agains, the administrator would
still remain good agains, him. notwith-
standing bis discharge in bankruptcy.
Thirdly. Tha, il these creditors came in
With tho other creditors for share 10 tho
assets Of tho bankrupt. ,bey would be
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

YHH HHIiE subscriber offers ioT say his pIau.a.
IL Iiun on Savannah rirci forty miles above
Augusta, containing (I053) one thousand and
fifty three acres. adJ"inIng lands Of Mrssra.
Can'.l'w and Ahony. about xix hundred r..
cres in the woods. with good framed dwell.
ling housr, II iirs, rat.' gin lIoGse aud packing
screw. barn. crib and other on. huIJ,ngs nc.
cessary tor farm. Also "ne o'lnr tract con.
taining one hundred anJ ior,y Kcrrs ad loinlns
the ub"ve tract, !ie ind Of the first quality for
corn. cotton. or srnul gram. we'll wa,rrrd with
several coed springs of an rurH ruirr rs any
in the M country. Aud his house and lot IN
the village Of Lincoin'cn. attached To which l.,
(lG0) one hundred acrcs Of land. of which six.
~ is in the woods. ifaot sold privately. will
be offered 10 .he hrghes, bidder OF the fourth
Monday in October nest Any person wish
ing 10 purchase such Lands viii be induced 10
trade nfter examining The above premises no
doubt. The terms will be say.
NJ FOX.
Linrolntnn. Aug 90 f 23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
CuARLEsToN, Sent. IL.

u. q.
Cotton. .-4Receivcd since our las, 628
bales Uplnnds. viz: 90 by Wagons and 54S
per Rail Road, Exported in same time,
$40 bales; stock in Warehouses 1909 bales;
on shipboard not cleared 1893 bales. The
stock on sale IN factors hands last evening
amounted 10 somewhat less than 100 bales.
There was qui.e an animated demand
during the whole week. keeping pace with
The daily, still very limited supplies, with
out creating. however, any material ad-
vance in prices until yesterday, when as
we understood holders of the few small
lots on hand asked somewhat higher rates.
The dcmaud was principally for the north
crn markets. The sales of The week have
amounted to 992 bales, tho grca,cs, par,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
State of soutI, Carolino.

EDGEFEELD DISTRICT.
Dy OLIVER ToWLES. Esquire
LIP Ordinary Of EdseGcIi District.
Whereas, Ebenezer Chamberlin, nnd
Wm. c. Robertson, hath applied TO n,c for
Letters OF Administration on all and s;ngu.
lar the goods ard chaucls, rights and crc
dts of Charles Nix, late Of the Distric,
aforesaid. deceased.
These s7s, therefore. TO cite and adnon.
ish all an6 Singular, ,ho kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased. To be snd appea.
before me, atour next Ordinary's Couri for
the said Diotrics tc be holden at Edge6eI,l
Cour, HOUSE sn the Sd October ls42,
to show cause, il any. why the said Ad
rninislralion shoeii NOT bc granted.
Given under my hand aud seal .lis 18th
day of September, ono Thousand cieh. hun.
dred aud forty ,Eo, end in tho sixty -scvcuh
year Of American Independence.
D. TOWLES, o. r. 0.
September 10. 1912. 81 I23 b 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
From The CassrMs { Ga.) Pioneer.
SUSPENSION IN REALITY ~ GILMEa

SUSPENSION IN REALITY ~ GILMER.
Extract Of q letter. dated sept. Is. ls42.
"The state Of affairs is truly alarming
10 this county; on Saturday nigh, last, the
SHERIFF. Office was broken open. aud oil
the papers taken therefrom, relating 10 the
business OF the approaching term OF the
Circuit Court. and all Others, in fact; and
on the night previous, the Clerks office
was entered, and all the papers taken, To-
gether with the records, minutes of court
and o;ber books. Who the author OF this
daring outrage is, ye, remains a mystery,
and is even beyond probable conjecture
bus time will solve all things"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
Bricks at Public Sale.

YH1tfE subscriber having purchased the
IL Brick Kiln belonging 10 Sir. McDcri,r.
will offer al public sale on the first M"rdny in
October ncSt. the CONTENTS OF said Kiln, which
nj present contains about $1,000 vel! burn,
bricks IN lots Of 10000, or rnure nj the option
of The purchaser. on II credit until the first day
Of January lsI3. The bricks can be obtained
al private sale. until the DAY of sale in q,ianti-
ties t" suit purchasers. BY applying 4, my Tail
oiing establishment. next door TO Nessrs. .Scraf-
ton " Me,gs' store. EJgc6eId c. II. or TO Mr..
John McDevilt, II, the Brick Yard. who will
net rs my agent.
John COLGAN
AGgust7 &c 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

L"ngerify MIR. Nas!c, Of Bellinamo-
Ma Castle, County Cork, ireland, writes
Us follows 10 the editor, in the last number
of the Southern Reporter: Il think you
will not have any objection tu nscrt in
your next publication the death Of very
old man. my pound-kcrper. oil par, Of the
hands Of Clnshcr, near Donerai!, named
Louis Wholrham. lie died yesterday u,
the age Of lis years and 2 mouths. lie
was married TO his first wife more than
fifty years, and no offspring. flc married
second wife at the age Of l09 years. by
whom he has had son. fine boy. very
much like the father. From his grca, age.
have given him his house and the parish
pound many years, rent free, which made
him comfortable and prolonged his life
lie never lost a tooth, nor had he n gray
hair on his head.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

As an evidence of the chcapncss Of pro-
visions in the West. il is stated in a ST.
Louis paper Of the 23d ult,, that fresh beef,
best pieces. can be had in lha, city a,
cent, pound, fowls at SO cen:s to Sl per
dozen; potatoes at l21 cents bashel, 20
large lhsres Of wheat bread, or 40 sinai!
Iouves. for 81; and good peaches for l2a
cents per bushel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
Commercial.
IlAMBuRe, Scpi. la

KiH'IUUNu' OCPt' TOs
Couon.-We notice that better feeling
is in our cotton market, Than at our last
notice. Prices have advanced some, and
sales readily made, for new cotton. al "a g
s els. OLD remains without change. Tho
staple is coming in pretty fast now. and as
the planters have such fine weather for
picking. We may look for heavy arrival,
this season. The cotton fields in this Sec
ton are white with the new crop.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

TIL. Cotton Crop.-rhc ST. Francis
vile Chronicle. of the Sd inst, says: We
feel called ppnu for the Information of our
friends abroad. to notice the changes in
rhc prospect OF! the Cotton planters. It's
really Illuminating To witness The desIruc
,ion made by the last tornadocs. The
three FIRST DAYS Of this week we witnessed
the scvcres; gusts Of wind aud rain known
to The o!les, planters, which blew down
trees. fences, aud i'll fact, swept Cotton aud
all before them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
EaEM ENEAL
Tie siskss tie tast binds .,so ,eiil:ne hearts.
MARRIED.

On tts 6!h inst. by the Rev. Wn. Lloyd,
Mr. AauIfLA MsEEs, 10 Miss Mary Asy, eld.
est daughter OF Gapt. Eugene Burt, ali Of this
district.
To thee Masy may it prove,
The hasbingaf Of joy;
May cGEjiigai aud tiliai love,
Neier feel ,te lesss alloy.
Long msY shap partner of thy Lrcas,,
In tenderness increase;
And map the friends with which thou IT bles.,
Con.riha.a 10 Thy pence.
May Fcr,ane with her lavish hand,
On thee her gifts bcs,uw;
May Fffeudships a,nzran,iine band.
ShEsidsslrt ios,d brcas, from woe. II.
On s9nsay The Sd of July last. by the Rev.
81. C. Heaegg, Mr. LEWIS HEaLoso. to Miss
ELiz,rg4s sscGEE.
On Sunday ahe 10Th of July. by the same.
aIr. CHRISTOPHER BusBY. TO Miss UsIrr LAu.
nAusA CAsHaRisg Draa.
On Thursday the 10Th Of August, by the
same. Mf.S5ons CpRLry, 10 sIias MaRr. eldest
daughief Il John Rinebar,, Esq all Of Edge.
field district
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

ofwbiehs rpsards of7o0 bales, was effec.
ted datisg tho fra. three days, yesterday
only 4ebalss wero disposed Of. Thus far
prices q iae new crop have ranged from 8
81 ceats, although some Of an inferior
qaaiity wss disposed of al less.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

TO be very good farmer; hh makes two
crops in one year." "How is that. Sambc!"
why, he sell all his hay in de fall, and
make money once; den in de spring, he
sell dc hides of de cattle dat die for want
of de hay, and make money twice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
CnLuMnIA. Sent. /,

NULUhbIh' 'ocPt. I'd.
Cotton.-1'he article begins to come ia
more freely. and the demand has been
brisk, While prices may be quoted at S a
S! cts. extremes.
Erchange.-On Charleston, J.; and OH
New York II per CT. prem.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
StOvali, Simmons & Co.
Factors tzsid commissions
Al r. y ~ n ~ y

AUGUSTA, Ga.
Id ESPECTFULLY renew the tender Of
R0 their services in the above business In
tending 10 nYoid speculation in Cotton. es
heretofore, their undivided personal attention
will be given TO the storage and sale Of Cotton,
and such other business may be entrusted
to their care.
They are fully prepared to make liberal ad-
Yances on cotton. and from their long e1pcri-
enee in the Commission business, hope for
fair share Of patronage.
All the Banks in Augusta are paying specie
and It's currency is equal 10 any in the Union;
Planters may. therorc, confidently expect
sound money ior their cotton sold in this city
The Stocks o! Groceries, Bagsing and other
staple articles arc amp!. and daily increasing.
aud are sold Il, very reduced prices.
Sept. 9Th. 1912 q 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

Mr.. Taylor, the reformed drunkard. as
he is pleased to style himself, has been
lecturinS here during the past week. aud
has effected some good. We understand
that 81 gentlemen, aud a. ladies' joined
his society i'll this place, q few Of whom
mo. the ladies' occasionally drank tn cx-
cess. His success here WAS not so great,
Il. in some other places where The commu-
nifty was less 'cInperate.--Washingi
(Ga.) Ne,rs, 18th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21

Ednkecn Colo7.--Boil an ounce Of Cop
pcrus in n paiful Of gond strong leg; i. will
produce Gnc color which a,sy DC made
pslcr by using less Of The copperas. Il
will not wash out and is uscfus sur Innings
Of bedquills, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-21
NOf BcP.

A PPLlChTION will be mnde 10 the Legs.
"a atuIc OF this State NJ It's next session, mat
al The right and title Of the State 10 all the CO.
tate real and personal whereof the late COL
Christian Breithanpt. or Gertrude Jacobu. his
widow was seized or possessed At the time Of
his or her death. aud particularly certain lots in
tho Town Of Hamburg. supposed to be eschca,-
ed. may he vested IN Ossian Gregory, mud Su-
San natural daughter Of said Chrslian, ono or
both
August II Sm %