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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

The following cure for the Dyspepsia,
is recommended by correspondent Of The
Boston Culiivalor-
Take lumber Of new milk the ynlk
of new laid egg. well b-alcu up, tea-
spoonful Of ginger. one ditto OF cieun
uudulteratcd po,atoe starch, upon which
boiling water has previously bern boured.
so Us to canse il 70 ihicken. and Two tea.
spoonsfuil Of ofsugar-mix the whole tose,lI-
er.
This may be taken a, meal time, with
some bread, or otherwise, as may hest
agree with the condition Of the stomach.
The above preparation. accompanied
wiih temperance in eating and drinking.
though il may not obtain aplace in The
ma,eria medica, will prove much more
ef6cacious than thousand Of the usual
prescriptions Of physicians and apolheca-
ries.
Instead OF the ginger. a teaspoon full Of
white uubroken mustard seeds may be
used. which. perhaps. in very Ian
guild stale Of The stomach, would he as
we'll.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

Beat This.-Mr. Edward r. Dean in-
forms ds, that he raised last wear. with FIVE
hands. So bales of cotton, the bales weigh
ing from $50 To 400 lbs nett. The Cotton
was of the common white seed. and grow.
ed op the waters Of Reedy Branch. iu Ah-
heville District. S. C.. He also made 800
bushels Of coru with The same force on l6
acres Of land.
This 10 pretty good farming. and deserves
passing notice.--HGmburg JoMnal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER Gosk.
Died ON the 23rd ul,. at his residence, near
Saluda River. in this District, in the eighty.
fourth year OF his age, DANIEL RooERs Few
men have lived beyond the good old age OF
fourscore years. who have eft name so dear
to ihe community, and memory 90 deservedy
20 be cherished; although we bow TO !he decree
which summons away the aged and inhrin.
and while we lapent the loss Of long cher
ished citizen and friend. aud hope that bls
worldly trials have NC, with their rewards ia
Heaven, we TOO often forget the mordi inen-
ence of their character, while living. aud III.
loss which society has sustained in their DEATH
and IL is such individuals, who have left snch
memorials OF their worth, tha, tribute like this
should be paid TO their memory; no one de-
served it more than the subject Of this notice.
Born in this State. and having lived in Edge
field District, nearly the whole period Of his
long life, NO one was more universally beloved
respected, or possessed greater confidence and
esteem. having served hiss country faithfully Us
revolutionary soldier, in General Picksns'
Division. under Captain Ryan. and other "l'
6cers of,h army. and Tor abou, thirty.iour OF
Eve years. a Esryent member Of the Baptist
Church; he has lef large circle Of iamil,
relations 10 mourn his loss. bu, ,l,eir loss is his
gain. as be expressed willingness aud 'erv-"l
desire to depart. and be with the Lord. "Bles.
sed are the dead ,ha, die in hope ei' blessed
immortality beyond the grave"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

An Editor ,rounded on III. .fsid.-WhiIe
the Cavalry. at The Resimenial Review on
Saturday were makihs desperate charge
upon the Infantry in huliow square. and
coming down upon US with all the red ities
of desperate bat,ic, the editor Of the Jour
nal received flesh wound in the leg which
has panied him several davs.-Wbe,her
i, was given by horse. or fellow soldier.
he is unable TO say, as he was one Of the
Of the corner pillars OF the square. on
which the Cavalry made snch powerful
charge. bur repulsed by the uuninchipg
arms Of the soldiers. We seen the brave
trooper fall amidst the retrea,inr enemy
but hope, as there was no lead or bayonets
used on .he occasion, that be is mol mortal
ly wounded.
We merely mention this circumstance.
for future reference. as our name may Yet
be enroied among the heroes that, be;
and we can show the mark Of our wound
to those who like to drink in tho histories uf
battles. whe,her Tough, fnr liberty. or
honur's cause. The wound is not back
one, but OH The shin. bone, aud we are mou-
srrous proud Of it. We will rise now
Hamburg Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

The Rev. Amos Lefevre. who. abou,
six or seven mouths ago. was charged
with seduction OF a young girl. one Of his
congregation. under moss aggravated cir
cumsiauces, has becu tried in Bradford
county, where she circumstance occurred.
and convicted Of administering poison to
Miss Woodauru, with an inieu, 10 murder
her. he has now comfortable prospect
of residence in he penitenliary for his
outrageous hypocrisy aud viliuiny.-
PcnnsuLrdnian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

Large T,maiocs.-rhe editor OF The
Abd,ugdou Virsinian, says, " our table is
this moment ssoaning beneath the weigh,
Of 10 tomatoes. the aggregate weight Of
which, ]. II lbs. These, we believe, are
the produce, Of two stems. and all nearly
equal in aize. They were presented us by
the Hon. Hm. G. Preston. aud were grown
upon bis mo,hrs's premises. in this vicin-
ity." "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

The quantity of,ohscco imported from
the Uniled States during the pas, year. as
given in return just presented 'o,he House
Of Commons. amounted 10 3S,6lS.0i2 lbs.
being decrease ofseveral thousand pounds
as compared with the preceding year.
Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

As in agriculture, he tha, can produce
the greatest crop is not The hest farmer.
but he ihar can effect j, with the least ex-
pensc--so in society, he is MOI The best
member aho cun bring about the most
good bu, he that can accomplish il with
the least atmixture Of concomiiaut evil
LdcoR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

A"ranee Of Freighi-Ir is reported, but
with how much ruth, We are unable TO say;
that The South Carolina Raj! Road Com
pany have again raised the rate Of freight
for Cotton from So cts. IA bale. 10 rs cts. pc,
hundred pounds. What does this mean.
Can't stand The loss OF few dollars. Eh.
When the road crosses The river, aud the
trade of Hamburg isbroken up, and the
steamboats, blown sky high. things will take
u mighty cnange. We should like 10 hear a
dialogue ou this .ubjecr, aud tho,gh dear,
lei j. ring musicalIy.-ib,d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
AUGUSTA. Sept. %.

Cotion.-The marker has been pretty
active since last Thursday, aud upwards
oftwo thousand bales have changed hands,
at prices ranging from "a To 81 cents ::
principal sales al "a. N. and "a. The
receipts are not large, though he staple
besius,o come in pretty freely by the rail
road aud wagons. Must Of the purchases.
are forwarded 10 tho north.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

Long lmpisDnment-PeterG G. Chand-
ler, tried iS the criminal court at StLouis,
for throwing The engineer of'he steamboat
Belle of Pirtsburg overheard between ,hn,
city and the mouth of The Ohio. has been
found guilty Of murder in The second degree
and sentenced To- fifty years Imprisonment
ia the lenilen,ilry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

U' The Cour, Of Common Peas and Gen
eral Sessions Of si.is District, commenced IFS
regular faIl Session on Monday last, Judge
Evans presidiag.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

The Hedgshog.--I, is well asceriaincd
fac, thai the Gercesi poisons have no effect
on this wonderful little animal. Thny are
of great value in wooIs and plantations.
aud should not he srudged an apple now
aud then. as they wage unceasing war
against adders and all poisonous mrmbers
Of the reptile geuus, the bites OF which
even when afflicted on the unprotected part
Of their body. have no dangerous effect.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

Else,isa for Major GensrGi.-We have rc-
.eeised the following returns. which we do not
give as entirely correct, Of the votes poled at
the election held on Saturday the Both ult for
Major General of the First Division S. c. 81,
10 fiji the vacancy occasioned BY the resigna-
ton of General George MeDutfie.
En,ra NrpH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


Nancy RnshIon aud Others; Us. Jas. Rush
ron.--BN jor Partition.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir.
lN tue Of an Order from Chancelinr
johnson. / shall offer fnr sale. 10 the high
est bidder. al Edgetirld Court House. on
Ihe first Monday IN November next, thr
Real Estate of William Rush,on. dereas.
ed. consisting Of IracI oil land conra;nin =
one hundred aud eighty. one USi) acres,
more or less. situate 10 Ed6-feld District.
an Cu:i-ciown Crrrk. ndtOininc lands al
". N. Moore. J. &. Moore. NaInuni-I
ilrudc:nn aud Others, on credit OF one
and Two years, With interest from the day
II sale. except 81 much as may he neces
sary 10 pay The costs, which must he paid
in cash. The purchaser 10 give bonh anu
perspnal security, and a mortgage oi the
premises 10 secure The purchase mouey.
J. TERRY, GEE. d.
Commissioner's Office,
ocr. 3. lsl3. So 81 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

A Boston paper states that il las been
proved by satisfactory evidence submitted
IN the British Parliament that property
TO the amouu, OF three millions sterling
is annually los, To the British M ion, by
shipwrecks aud accidents at sea, aud that
by far the greater number oftl'ese are The
immediate results OF The iniemperance Of
the officers and crews, and Of causes
intimately connected herewith. The loss
Of human life has also been very great,
from the same prolific source OF evil.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

The biggest Squash ,re erer did see.
grew in the garden OF NJ. L. Hawley, next
door 10 The Planter office. IL measures
three feel and one iuch in circumference
one way, and TWO feet eleven inches and
a quarter The other. aud weighs nineteen
pounds and haLc-- Columbia PlcRier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
EHYMENEAL.
: The siissu tic that binds tro niiling heari
MARRIED

% Ihe sH.eH tlt Hat bshdS tnO hIiIiHy HedTfs.
MARRIED
On the 2ia ul,.. BY Benjamin Stevens. Esq.
Mr. BAosDALr LowRY, to Mis- LUCINDA KEEP.
all Of this District
On the lst inst by Col. John Quaul"bum
Mr. ORiAs r. wHArLEY. to Misu LLizADETn
Ourz, all Of this District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
BY L. Z. Clarke Esq. Editor cJ th'
Kmckerbucker."

knIckeTbUcker.
$50 81 temperance Story" relies
manly for its "fun. which The Editor
seems tn enjny." upon an anoieul Jose
plus Nlillcrius. The collateral anecdoie.
ou-rever. toward lis close, Is not mu, h
amiss. Two young nen, "wiih hum.
ming in their heads" retire late al night
10 their room in crowded un in which
as 'hey enter, are. revealed two beds; but
The wind euringuished .hr light they, both
instead oflahing. as lh " supposed, he'd
apiece. get hack 10 hack into one. which
begins lo sink under them. aud coue
around a, intervals, in a manner very cir.
cumhen', but quite Impossible Of cxpica-
ton. Presently one observe, 10 The 9th
er:-
II say. Tom, somebody's in riy bed. :"
'.ls 'here!" says The other $50 Ihrr IS
in niue.
d-n him. Let's kick 'em out"
The merit remark was
Tom, I've kicked my man overheard"
"GouI!" says his fellow.ioper; "be,ter
luck than | my man has kicked me out
-d--d if he hasD't-,sight ~ The aoor!"
Their ''reia,ive position" were not ap.
parent unit! next morning.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
H:es ,pia eliag TO che Pillars el.ha Temple Of
Our Libu,ass. .aad f j. mus, fall, ,ec ,siu Perish
amidst che Raias."
roR PRESIDENT:
Ohm C.. CALHOUN,

.Ss1jecf 10 The decision Of The Democratic
Republicans CoarsniiOn, to assemble IN
May.lsA, as recommended by The States
,ef!aarylana, Michigan, Kentucky, Lou
;siaaa, Nete Hampshire. Massachusetts.
: Ala5au,e and Mississippi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.


Juc'-b q. Snnh, Guar d. CT. al
Oliver Towle. Guardian Of Of land.
P,rkens b. Viewer.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
1N that by virtue of an Order from the
CourI Of Chancery shall "iFcr for sale to
the highest bidder. aI Edeeield Court
House Oh the FIRST Monday in November
next, par, of The esinre Of the late Juua.
Than Viewer. situate 10 the District aud
State aforesaid on Mine Creek, contain-
ing ele9en hundred acres. more or less, ad-
joining lands OF Jno. +. Martin. John Her
rim. William Raburn. Benjamin Rushlnu
and others; 10 he sold iu separate tracts it
desired by the parties. according TO plots
Of resurvcy, To be exhibited OIL The day o {
sale. ou a credit Of one and TWO years. cX-
cepi the COSTS. which must he paid in cash:
the purchasers 10 give bouds aud personal
security, aud mortgages OF tue premises
10 secure the purchase money.
J. TERRY. C. Z. 3. D.
Commissioners OiIica.
Edgefcld Octr. 4,
Oci"bcri (Si SID 1t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

Whsat in Northern India.-The Michi.
gau City tiazel,e Of The 4,h insIaut. says
rhe farmers are bringing 10 wheat to thai
pott, a, The rate Of 2 900 bushels per day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

the other was stunned for some time but
shortly after recovered. They both belong
ed To Mr. 5oRN +. MARsaALs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

Death BY Lightning. .--During the .quall
on Tuesday afternoon las; boat in Wap-
poo Cut, conlninine two negroes wus struck
by lightning. Que ofthe negroes was killed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

We observe thai strikes for higher wa.
gcs are becoming common among the OPP
peratiyes in The northern states. IL seems
thai The boasted benefits OF the tariff have
fallen on the capitalists alone, and thai
those who do the work, have received no
portion of the bounty paid by government to
their employers,-Psndleion Messenger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN rha. application
Il will be made at,hs uexr Session of rhe
legislature OF this State. f"r an Act Of Incorpo-
ration for tho Church al Hardies, commoaly
called Big Stephens Creek.
August 7 I'm %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
Esse OF Letters

st EssG OF letters
I'D EMAiNING in tho Post Office a,
AZ EdgefciI C. H.. ON tho 30sh Of Sep
tember, lS43.
q Persons applying for letters adyer.
tised, will please in'niiou il.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

During the greater portion oflhe present
month, we have had warmer weathsrthan
ever before experienced aud this is said
in be the case Thong hout The Southern
States. The mercury has, for several days
in succession during The pas, The pas: two
weeks. ranged from 81 To IS degrees. On
Tuesday evening last we were visited by a
shower aud change Of weather., and yes
terday morning good fires were really ne
ccssary Tor comlort.-Green. Mounidineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
Atloway. William

Bird, Eldred NJ BfRnson, William
Broid, Miss Emma Boswell. David
Butler, Seth Brooks. Samuel
Briani, Robin Brooks. Mrs. Ann
Bolen, Esq. Brown, William.
Beali, Joshua
C.
Cloud. John Clcsg, James Ii.
Carey. J. F.
d.
D-rm, Miss E. Day, julius
Daniel, William Deloach, L.
E.
Evaus. Hand J Eismore, s. or C.
Evans, Capl. Benz.
F.
Fay. James
G.
Gibbs. Jasper Gardner. S. E.
Clover. d. NJ, Gaiphin. Geo.
Gilbert, Jno. Griffin. Richard
Gearihy, L. Glover, K. d.
Geiger, DR.. w. w.
II.
Hill, Mrs. Mary 9 Hames, wyen
Harris. jno. 9 Hollingsworth. j. IT.
Hasood. Miss E. Hatcher. Benz. w.
Harvey. Thomas B Harrison. d.
].
james, Boliver James, d. p.
X.
Key. T. B. Konn. Uriah
Keith. DIR. T. F. koon, Miss Mary A.
kivniard. A.P.
l..
LelTord. Eli LiuIe,en. William
Lewis. William Lowe. Dennis
Lake Thomas Lantam. 7. w.
Lake, DR.. A.
NJ.
Marvin. d. D.. Marcel. Benjamin
Mcdaniel. Thomas MedIock, Mrs. Mary
Miller. Capt. james Moore, John c.
Meniweaiher, Dr.N.
o.
Owinssby, Mrs. Sarah
p.
Pecarc. Jacob Pope. james 8.
ParuclI, Jeremiah
p.
Reed. William NJ. Russell. Col. w. g.
Roper, Charles A. Rasco, Jesse
S.
SIalnacker. 8. Simkins. a. 9
Smirh, }. b Scurry. Ralph
Stephens, S. or p. SchenkelI. DR.. A. 2
som Stroller. ID. s.
ShelnuI, Henry Sheppard, Jno.
Suomb, William Shaw. Jno.
Schools. Free Shetteworth, Wade
T.
rowbridgc. Jao. Trailer. a. p. 9
Thompson. Thomas Tenant. Gilbert
Zimmerman r 2 Timme, Jane,
w.
Walker. Ramsey Wagons, Mrs. Sarah
Wise. Theresa Wiun. w.
Watson, Mrs. l.. A.
NJ. FRAZIER. p. NJ.
Oct. 4 100 81 Sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
Notice..

Notice.
FNN HE Subscriber, now engaged in the erec
IL ton of Mercira.t Mill E,r DR.. J .
Nicholson. will take any business in his line
with 40 miles Of Edeeield & n. ~ uuder.
iaker in the erection OF Saw Mills, Gn.l Mills.
or Dwelling Houses. Letters directed 10 Edge.
field c. H., will be promptly attended to.
T.. Fl. LOVEL.ESS.
Uc, q 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
j. ID. R. FORD,

HT as Maud constantly engaged in New
II lei York ,r Boston. to enable him to receive
NJ The earliest possible dates. every
New style g. fashion Of Goods
as they coIre out. and will be receiving by al.
most every arrival from ihoss places during the
season Thankful for the past he takes thia
method TO solicit future and increased patrop-
age.
Hamburg, septr. % n IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
NFANTRY
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER oosE.

General Bouha.n's majority lOa.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-06

At nearly six o'clock the rent fol-
the past week was announced to be
922O5 los. Sd, The assembly
shouted for some minutes, after
which an adjournment until to-mor-
row was resolved upon.
THE LoNGFoRD MEETING.
There was a numerous repeal
meeting in LongGord yesterday
Sunday! Mr.. O'Connell was the
longest orator; but DR.. Higgins was
the strongest. He had been report
ed to have used at Mullingar GER
tain sentiments, the most of which
he stood by there again, and would
until death. He also reiterated that
he had the most unbounded con-
tempt and hate-not, as he had been
reported to have said, for the aris-
tocracy, but for their vices renewed
cheering.) He would let the people
of England know, that if it was at
tempted to carry into execution the
threats which had been held out late =
ly against the people ofthis country,
he would make every chapel in his
diocese a repeating place, and would
60 into every sanctuary TO proclaim
repeal Cloud cheers.)
AS to Lord Beaumont, he gave
him a carte eblmche TO rcvile him.
Another noble lord (Wicklow) had
said that even if the bishops of Ire
land were all Repealels they would
not have chosen so obscure a medi-
UNI communicating their senti-
ments as he Or. Higgins) was, and
he also denied that DR.. Murray was
a Repeater. Now, he Dr Higgins
had the authority Of a most respec-
table clergymen, to verify his state
ment upon oath, that DR.. Murray
had declared himself a Repeater be-
fore a numerous company, and
when or where had he since contra
dicted that statement Cloud clearing
which lasted for several minntes?)
The Roman Catholic bishop of
Meath, DR.. Cantwell, also played
prominent part in the days perform
anCe.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-06
V OIL. V. NO. Q.

their people as to the duty and ut lily Of
keeping the Sabbath ; and to be especi-
ally of a uniformly cons stent example.
5. Resolved, That it be recommended
to all families to supply themselves with
some good Sabbath Manual, that the
ris ng generation may all understand the
reason for the universal and perpetual
observance of the Chr stian Sabbath
and the teachers Of Sabbath Schools are
requested 20 exhibit this subject with
planness and freq Iency to their pu-
pills.
G. Resolved, That all persons who
are acqua nted with FACTS VIII Oh illus
trate the duty and alb lily Of oO CRYING
the Sabbath, and the evils If olating
it, are requested to cause them to be
published and circulated as extensively
as possible that the voice or ltnA, :. ,.,
n.n,, Io,oo ,s vo,i IA MS WORD, W tn
s..u 20 l!i!s subject, may be heard by
the people.
7. Re .olyed, That such IS the funda-
mental importance Of the Christian Sab
bath, and such its influence upon all the
great int re is Of men, that its due OBJ
servance ought to receive the earnest
attention, the present prayers, and the
hearty, active, and persevering coop
GRAFTON of all friends of God and man
throughout the world.
Here the slave and the slave holder seem
again to have been forgotten. 1t appears 10
me that the Congregational Ministers and
Churches of this State should either speak
out strongly against slavery, al each convo
cation, or not profess opposition TO il, or
cease all connection with slave holding
churches, such as they now hold, by send
ing delegates 10 General Assemblies, in
order TO be consistent. ! believe after all
The good folks said at General Convention
about the holiness of the first day Of the
week, that were any one of them 10 be en-
shaved, and saw good opportunity Of free
ing themselves on that day, they would not
hesitate improving il. And if slavery is so
wrong as to justify travelling on that day,
where is the consistency in holding their
peace, while the bondmen are crying, come
over and help us?'