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VOLUME VIII.
EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
By
w. DURISoE.PRoPRIETOR.
TERMS.


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on The publication Of. the second volume
indulging the sanguine hope that our ef:
forts in behalf Eof The great agricultural
interest of The South will not 20 unre-
warded, but that our friends will lend their
efforts roextend lis circulation and increase
lis useluIeess. Satisfied that this is The
feeling among The planters who have read
The work, we feel no delicacy in asking
each of our presents patrons, to imagiue
us before Them in person, with hat in
hand, and, after having made our best
how, soliciting them to call and see
their neshbors, aud ascertain if they, TOO,
will not become subscribers 10 the "Soulh.
cru CultivatUr.' And allow US 10 assure
you, if each of you succeed in obtaining
only Que subscriber, you will afford us
such relief rs vii! make our heart leap
for joy. Some Of you can get two. some
len, aud others twenty, if you. will only
make little exer,ion. Will you, not
then, unite yonr energies III behalf of The
Cullivalor, the cause of agriculture, and
your own interest? We hope you will;
IuuOCo,h VIC :iuu dllllOS' Suiu VIC huoh
you will. The price of subscription is
onIy ONE DOLLAR per year, as you
all know--a price which every planter
can afford to pay; and as every planter
who studies his own interest, ought, in
justice to that interest, take an agricuitu-
raj paper, we hope that all such planters
will have their names enrolled on our sub
scription list. We need mol ,respass upon
The consideration and indulgence Of our
friends, the Agricultural Clubs of the
State: for we feel quite assured that they
will not neglect US in this hour of need.
CLUBS.
We remark, In conclusion, that IN or
der to offer every inducement TO clubs TO
subscribe, the following terms will in fu-
lure, be adopted:
IS 6 cupies for ~ SIS 90 "
.25 -" ",ta 90 90
- 100 -. !" IS 90
These terms, should meet the approba-
ton Of, every friend of The work. and,
we trust, will excite an increased zeal in
its behalf. With these remarks, we CON-
nit the work 10 lhe hands Of its friends.
To- H H
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From the Southern Cuitiuafor.
OUR SECOND VOLUME.

The FIRST volume Of the "Soutkern Cut
tiuator" is drawing rapidly to a close
only two more nambers will be required
TO complete il-when we shall enter upon
the secoud. his, therefore, a fit and APP
propriale occasion for us TO make All ap-
peal to the Agricuturisls of the South, to
stand by, and aid and sustain US in the
enterprise. We do not appeal alone to
the agriculufists, hut we appeal TO every
friend Of agriculture, to lend his aid in
sustaining the work. Prompted by an
earnesi solicilude Cor the improvement Of
the system Of agriculture IN our native
State, as. well as the entire Soulb. VIC
entered upon The publication Of the work.
hoping rather to make it an acceptable
medium of communication for the plan
ters of the South. than the vehicle for
diffuSing our own crude ideas upon The
subject Of agriculture. We had long felt
the necessity of such work-a work
adapted aud devoted to the promotion and
improvement Of Southern agriculture,
while il should he afforded SO cheap as to
place it within the reach of every planter
--and feeling rather mortified at the refiec-
ton that the entire South furnished no
such work. ,we determined 10 embark in
the euierptisc-to make The experiment
land see whether the planters and friends
of agriculture, for whose immediate bene-
fl il was designed, would sustain us in our
efforts. Thus far, although tie patron.
age extended 10 the present volume has
quite eQualed. if not surpassed, our ex-
pectations, il has been bearly sufficient TO
defray the actual cost of puhlication--af-
fordng US no remuneration for our own
labor and attention. Ii tremains, therefore,
with the planters to determine whether
this state OF things shall continue; to deter.
mine, in shorl, whether "the laborer is
aDorthy of his hire" and. il so, TO meie
out TO him even handed justice. II has
been aplly and truly said. tha, l!'itis the
reward, or the hope thereof which,sweet-
ems labor" aud as we are not yel enabled
10 gather together aud count the fruits of
our labors in this behalf, we invoke the
friends Of agriculture to extend to us such
aid in the circulation Of our paper, as
they may deem it worthy TO receive al
their bands. We have every disposition,
and are entirely willing, TO toll: on in be-
half of the interest. and for the improve
| ment of the condition, both morally and
physically, Of our own native South; hut
as the well tempered steel cannot resist
| too much tension, we. too. must yield
when; too. great q burlhen is imposed
We cannot, therefore, prosecute a labor
Which holds out 10 us no inducement in
the shape Of reward; and we are quite
sure the generous and noble hearted plan
ters do not desire such a sacrifice Of time
and labor at our hands, but rather that
they desire. to see us amply, yea. album
danlly, and literally, rewarded. With a
perfect conviction that This is the feeling
Of every friend who has read or seen the
l"Soutkern Cultiuator," we shall enter up.
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GROCERIES, &c.

HHN HE Subscribers respectfully inform theli
IL friends and the. public, that they have re-
ceived large and fresh supply of GOODS,
selected by one Of the firm, III New York, Bos'
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston
which in addition to their former stock. com
prises the largest and best assortment of Goods
ever offered IN this market, consisting in part
as follows:
40 hhds. Porto Rico. New Orleans and
st Croix Sugars,
$50 bugs Rio, Cuba, Porto Rico, ST. Do
mingo, Java. and Mocha Coffee,
.re 20 hhds. West India Molasses, '.', =.
~ 10 tierces Cuba do.
35 bbls New Orleans do:
10000 lbs. Bacon, Hams, Sides & Shoulders.
10000 ". Swede Iron, assorted sizes, =.
5000 :" English do.
5000 " Band and Hoop Iron, .,.,'..
3,0OO'" Nail Rods G. Horse Shoe shapes,
1000" Cast, German, & Blistered Steel,
20U setts Wagon Boxes,
J,700 sacks Salt, (bleached sacks,)
2,OUO bushels Sail, in bulk,
500 pieces Hemp and Tow Bagging, 43
i to 46 inches wide,
$50 pieces Gunny Bagging,
1000 lbs. Bagging Irvine, (Weaver's,)
$50 coils Manila Bale Rope,
100 do Hemp do do
$500 yards Osnaburgs,
5000 lbs double refined Loaf Sugar,
5000 I" q crushed do.
5000 :" powdered do.
1000 9. single refined Loaf do.
20 boxes Turpennne Soap,
10 Sperm Cnndles,
20 Hull's patent Candles,
terces fresh ground Rice
1000 lbs. White Lead No. l Union Mills,
25 bbl. Canal Flour, (choice brandy
40 doz. dining, parlor, rocking and
chldren's Chairs,
leases Hats and Caps,
$50 casks Stone Lime. lin fine order,)
30 kegs Dupont's FFF e Powder,
1000 lbs Bar Lead, :,
40 boxes Window Glass Sxl0 & 10xI2,
$50 bags Shot, assurted sizes,
$500 pairs Shoes,
Tea, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Chocolate. Gin
namou, Almonds. Starch, Nutmegs, fine chew
ing Tobacco. Negro Cloths. Blankets, Shoe
Thread, Cotton Yarn. Cotton Cards, Wool
Cards, Tacks, Sleeves, Plough Lines, Indigo,
Nladder, Blue Stone, Copperas, EPSON Salts,
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil, Superior article,)
Trace Chains, Fifth Chains, Smoothing Irons,
brass bound cedar Buckets, horse Buckets,
Pals, Tubs. Keelers, Willow Wagons. nests
Measures, Feathers &c: &c. &c.
~ SIBLEY d. CRAPON.
Hamburg July, /, 1S43. If %
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NO.. ~.
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inactive the whole day; and, 10 sincerity,
he can assure The General Assembly that
he suffers more bodily pain, and. is more
tired that day, than any other day Of the
week. .5z&.-., =. +.
How long a law should remain on Our
statute hook that inficis a penalty On %
those who work on Sunday, and lei, alt
other offences, such as iddling. dancing.
hnn,iug, fishing, horse racing, Except for
money, or on public higbway,l be com.
mitted with impunity, it is for the good
sense Oft General Assembly TO deter,
mine but your petitioner begs leave 10 be.
relieved individually from the penalties Of
the law. SAMUEL HOWELL. u
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Hamburg July. !, ls43. If q
DR.. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine,

a Safe and certain cure for the Chills and
IA Fever in all its complicated forms, also an
etiectual remedy Tor fevers ofevery description.
This Medicine has been used by the pr"pri-
etor number Of years in extensive practice,
during which time, he has treated some thou
sands of cases Of ievers and from the success
OF this mode of practice, he is confident il must
and wiH be the prevailing practice in levers.
II never fails to perform cure oil Chllls and
Fever the FIRST DAY.
Bilious, Typhus, Nervous. CoTgesti0ei binttr
and YeiloW ferer, all yield to the use Of this
Medicine, 81 are enred by this system OF
practice in a ,ster time and with much more
certainty than fy any Other system OF practice
that has ever been recommended!
. -,,, .a: CERTIFIC ATES:
SHEFFIELD, Fayette Co. Ala. Jam 10, 1842.
Dr.. Champion :-~Dear cir, ! have been a
great iavori.e Of Dr. SapPing,on's Pills. and
until last fall had not heard of your pills. Your
agent has left sutne in this country, and have
used them in my practice to a considerable ex.
tent, and can with pleasure say, that as far as
my knowledge extends, they are much 'supe-
rior to any medicine have used in cases Of
Feyers am so iorcibIy aud fion personal
knowledge convinced Of The salutaiy and all
important effects of your pills, that an ex
,rentely anxious TO have you make an agent in
this vicinity. There can he large. amount
sold here for cash. Yours truly,
H.' Il. P. LEONARD, NJ, D..
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William Chadwick & others, Defend'ts;: } r
ET ppearng to my satisfaction; that William
h Chadwick, Elias Chadwick, james Chad
wick. John Chadwick, EIizaoetii Chadwick
Nancy Chadwick, John ,Oden, Elias oden.
George Oden, Washington Blai. and his wife
Martha, resides without the limits Of this State.
Il is ordered, that they do appear and object TO
the division and sale Of the real estate of.rhom-
as HowIe, decd, onior before the FIRST Monday
in January next or their consent to the same,
will be entered ofrecord. hlj'&st - ~
~ OLIVER r0WLES, o. E. D.
October l6, ls43. ai f,5iiiy3m 3m 80 =,
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y. o. B. FORD,

HTAS hand constantly engaged in New
E@ York ur Boston, to enable him 10 receive
at the earliest possible dates. every
New style & fashion of G0oQS
ne thew come out, and will be receiving by al
most every arrival from those places during the
season. Thankful for the past. he takes this
method to solicit future and increased patron
age. =, ,r Q,
Hamburg, Septr. % Il 90
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN4 N4CHiNCENI' 80.
The Hon. BayesJ. Earle, Ex'or +.
; of james b. Mays, BMfor
Rbydon G. Mays, lay s. Dannett H. N's's''
Mays.
WT appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Com,
missioner, that Dannett II. Mays. one OF
,he Defendants, resides without the limits Of
this This State. On motion. by Memminger, COM
nlsioants Solicitor, Ordered, that the said Dan
neft III. do plead. answer, or demur; to the
comniainaD,'s Bill, within three months from
the publication hereof or the said Bill will be
take pro eonfesso against HIM, 80.
Commissioners Office, Oct. %. lS43.
Nov OH ~
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DIR. CElAlIFlON'S

VEGETABLE, Ah1I-BILIOus, ANTI DYsPEP-
TIC. PURIFYING AND cATHARTrc PILLS,
Possessing four important properties. for the
cure of diseases, carefulya and correctly combined
one article 70 assist the effect Of another, for tho
benefit Of tke heath Of mankind @
This medicine is recommended to the atlen-
ton of those afflicted with, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Billions. habits, Costiye.
ness, Cholera morbus, rheumatism, Scrofula,
foul Stomach, deprayed appetite, Worms, Con-
dialgea, which is known BY sinking sensa
ton al the pit Of the stomach, ] Jaundice, Head
che and sick stomach, pnlpltation of the heart
Diarhea, Dysenlery, or fux, Nervous afec-
,ion Heart burn, White swelling, and all
those diseases arising from impure blood. :.
Price % cts. per box, and for sale. by,
FRAZIER q ADDISON, II. ..i..
' '@ Edgefeld C. H., S. C; ..
=, RISLEY d CO. Hamburg, S. Z.
HAVILAND, RISLEY, & CO.
st.. augusta, Geo.
Also, in nearly all Of the towns and villages,
and by numerous cnuntry agents in all the
Western and Southern States.
= June % -.. 6m %
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DALLAS Coz, Ala, April a. ls43.

DALLAS Coz, AFa., April 4, 1913.
DR.. Champion Dear sir,-Of the pills
which received from you, / have found sale
for considerable quantity, / think thar it
will be sirky here in consequence Of the wei
spring. Your pills give sucr general sat,siac-
lion here. that am persuaded by ,ny neigh:
bors to write TO you for a large. supply Of both
kinds. II is now known that [ Keep them,
and people will come 80 or 30 miles for them.
Please send them soou, as expect to sell MI
that ! have written for BY the time your agent
is around in July. .g
Yours with much respect,
5"a q . a BENAUAH KING.
Each box contains "a pills, u Of which are
sufficient 10 cure any ordinary case Of. Chils
and Fever. Price 81 25, and -. =.
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These terms; should meet the approba
ton of, every. friend of The work, and
we trust, will Ilexcite an increased zeal in
its behalf. With these remarks, we con-,
nit the work 10 The hands Of its friends.
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Remarkable Petition:-The following
remarkable and amusing petition, was
introduced into the House of Delegates
on Wednesday: s.e.r "';'.',.s
To Legislature Of Virginia: !; ?.
The undersigned, a citizen Of Patrick
county, begs leave TO request your honor
able body 10 exempt him from the penal
lies to be inflicted for working on Sunday,
for the followiss reason :. ,.,s,....,
Isl. Because he does not believe labor
to be crime IN the eyes Of God, but a
compliance with his strict command aud
that the more labor that is performed in
any Kingdom or Commonwealth. the
more happy and prosperous are its sub
jects. is .r.l.,s f.i.t: -
2ndly. Your petitioners conscience
compels. him to say, ,ha: he does not pre-
fer one day above another, but that be es:
teens every day alike; and that he be.
leves any law to compel ooe citizen of
this Commonwealifi 10 conform 10 the re-
ligious opinions of other citizens, is vio-
lalion ofihe 10th section Of the bill of
rights, aud utterly repugnant to our boast
ed theory liberty Of concience.
3rdly. Your petitioner; having the
misfortune to be deaf, can get no benefit
from preaching, and Of course need not 60
to meeting; and despising the practice fol-
lowed by at least two thirds of the citi-
gems. of this commonwealth on Sundays
| mean visiting, fishing, hunting, and any
thing and every thing: else that can be put
of all the other days Of the week till Sun
day-he is bound to sci down and remain
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GPG The friends of George
POPE, Esqr., announce him as candidate
for reelection, to the Office of Clerk of the
Court Of this District. Z.
May 3 II IL
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STEAM MANUAL FOR NAVY,
- vol London, 1913 by Capt. Williams, Royal

GTEAM MANUAL FOR THE BRITISH NAVY,
y vol, London, 1913, by Capt. Williams Royal
NV.
The Ant Of Sail making, as practiscd in the ROYAL
Navy and according to the most approved methods
Do he merchant service, and the Parliamentary reg
lluOns relative to sails and sail cloth, and the Ad-
mraly instructions for manufacturing canvass for
her Malesty's Navy, vol, London 1913, with many
tn-rayings.
Fncham on Laying Of Ships, | VOL, and large
AlIl. of Plates, by }. Fincham, Master Shipwri5 ht
Of Chatham Backyard.
simmons on Courts Martial. new and enlarged cdi-
uoo,l vol, London, May, ls43
Practice Of Navigation and Nautical Astronomy
by Lieut.. Raper, Royal Navy, second edition, en-.
ldrEed aud improved.
Riddles Navigation and Nautical As ronomy, 4th
edition enlarged, London, lSl3.
summon, on Heavy Ordnance, Hollow Shot Load
ed Shells directed against a1d applied by ships of
war vol and pamphlet supplement.
Rely's Astronomical Tables. British Nautical
Almanac for lS46.
British Nautical Magazine and Journal Of Papers
on subjects connected with Maritime Affairs for
1872, blurd up in one volume.
Hand DO X Of Communication by Telegraph
Clerks Naval Tactics, Notes by Lord Rodney
Lieut. Frume's Trigonomejrical Surveying
llouSh's Military Law Authorities
On the Practice and Forms Of Courts Martial anu
Courts Of Enquiry, by Field officer, London, 1912.
British Naval biography.
Requisite Tables Tor the Nautical Almanac
Bollleau's Traverse Tables
Naval Gunnery by SIR Howard Douglas
Naval Battles by Rear Admiral Atkins, vol quar-
10 with plates
Treatise on Naval EyoIuiIons and Tactics. by P.
PAU Hos.e, vol quarto, many engravings.
Hugo Reid on the Steam Engine
Tredsold ON Steam, the Steam Engine, and Steam
Navigation.
SIR John Ross, Royal Navy, on Steam Navigation
Just imported direct from London, 10y +. TAYLOR,
ugeher with many other valuable works on Military
and Navel Science and Service.
Grantham on laon Steamers shortly expccted from
London, and Others.
Books, Stationery, and Periodicals, and anu hing
else, imported to order from London and Paris.
July Att
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ND ~ CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA
CON JAMES RIVIERA FOR SALE

4 ND ~ CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA
CON JAMES RlVER) FOR SALE,
INlilS es ate, called and known by he name OF
Il STURGEON POINT, recently lhe residence
OF VIM II. Minge, de ceased, contains one thousand
acres, well adapted To the growth of Wheat Corn and
Oats, in one OF The best neighhorhoods Virginia
being directly opposite The two Brandons and IN thai
region OF country miraeulously im roved by eacar-
ous manures; adjoining the fine estate lately purchased
10y the President of the u. States the improvement
OF which 10y mari, Line aud clover, must be To
he believed. One hundred acres Of this land ha BE-
limed with singular and wonderful sffect-lour hun
dfed cleared, half very recently and now in fine heart
and one of tie mes beautiful and commanding silua-
lions the river 4 he certainly improved condition
IN the health of the lower James together with the
certainty of the crop of Wheat parlieu ary on lined
lands, Ienderslhis an opportunity Of investment which
seldom occurs, as ia almost every instance, tbs Sc
lands are purchased 10y those who yclep the ju-
deiuus men OF the county, who thus exercise their
judgment IA purchasing and their cunning in deery-
my tha lower county and keeping W the humbug
Of unhealjhiness, for the purpose oil sitting all oppo-
81 i1n.
There is on this land upwards of II 900 cords OF
oak wood sufficiently convenient 10 the landing, at
whith there is new and substa nal wharf belonging
10 the estate, where vessel OF any burden can liz
Is within go miles of Fortress Monroe, or Old Point,
ahording steady and Increasing demand for such
we'd.
Tie Ludinss consist of a small but comfot1ble
clearinghouse with five rooms, kitchen, smoke
house, sore-house dairy, aud cehouse, with large
barn and stable, The two latter somewhat out Of re.
pair; fine spring Of water, and the lily Of living
unqualified The river and creeks abound i,h fish
and wild fowl, and the iore l. and fields with game
Of al sorts including innur cradle deer and turkeys
aj' As have been offered ten thousand dollars
cash this land, will state my ern,s to be ($l2-
O0O) 81 900 cash, $4,000 in two yeas and 1000 in
t1ee years the Two last ayments TO carry interest
f. ON the date, and 10 be satisfactorily secured My
son residing near, and who has the Infringement OF
this estate viii sao~ IL to any person d,sirnus to
II, and any communication made to me in Peters.
burg wlll be attended to-
JNO. MlNGE
Sent. M N d Il
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARIMENT.--sEssloN or 1924
tNHE Lectures will commence on Monday No
a vember the 9Th, and be continued under the fol
lowing arrangement, 10 the middle Of March ensl-
ing.
Practice and Theory of Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman, NJ ID.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, NJ, ID.
Anatomy, by William 4. llorner, NJ. ID.
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, NJ D.
Materia hledca and Pharmacy, 10y George b.
Wood, NJ d.
Obstetrics aud the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, by Hugh l.. Hodge, Nj. ID.
A course of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations
IN connexion with the above given at the Philadel-
phIa Hospital.
Clinical Medicine by w. w Gerhard, Nj. ID.
Clinical Surgery, by Drs. Gibson and Homer
Clinical Instruction in Medicine is also gwen from
the list day of November 10 the 3lst day Of March,
by DIR. Wood, in the Pennsy yania Hospital.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be opened
October lst aud continued TO the end of March
They are under the charge Of Paul Beck Goddard
NJ d. Demonstration, with a supervision on the part
Of DR.. llorner.
w. T.. HORNER, NJ. D.,
Dam Of me Medical Faculty.
263 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
September 2, lS43.
Sept 4--2awdlc I'LL Nov. Is.
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