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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-04-28
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
March !

y
Coaon.-Rcceived during The week TO-.
$50 bales Uplands-viz: by wafer 794S
bales. by rail road 2696 bales, by wagons
l06 bales. Exported 10 same time 5967
hules, leaving on hand a shipping stock Of
27975 bales exclusive Of S037 bales on
s~hipboard not cleared. Our market. which
at the close Of The last week, in conse-
queuce Of the news per Acadia, was en-
tirely deserted by buyers; did nc, preseu,
a much heller aspec, on ,hs following day.
Saturday last for only 277 bales changed
hands on that day. On Monday, however.
the marke, opeued with q fell attendance
Of purchasers. il having been understood
that holders wcre ready TO NEE. them with
a corresponding decline to the Liverpool
market. The sales On that day amounted
to ;252 bales. at q reduction from ! 10 4
cent On Tuesday, however. the de-
maud being we'll kept up, holders became
rather unwilling TO continue at those rates,
and the market partially recovered and
settled 10 an average decline Of abou, 4
cent, at which the operations since. have
generally been effected. The sales on
Tuesday amounted to 26l0 bales, on We'd
nesday 22S9 bales. on Thursday 2O7l
bales. aud yesterday to 1863 bales. making
q grand tu,aI Of 1879 bales ranging at
from 4 10 81 cenis.-Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
Eosa oa. Stolen.

ENRON the subscriber, at his residence near
the Ridge, IN this district. on or abnu,
the 18th Of January last. i large Green Moroc.
CO POCKET BOOK. continuing q $40 bill
upon the Bank Of Hamburg. and q % bill up
on the Bank Of The State of South Carolina.
also q single bill upon Caleb Rusc. Arthur
Smith and Sampson Gates, and the following
promissory notes. viz. u note upon Michael
Watson for SI2a3 %. duo Is, January last: a
note upon George vansnnt for Se5; a note up
on Abraham Chapman for 81; j note upon
E. W. Bury and G. J. Williams for upwards
Of SEQ, with i credit endorsed OF S55 a note
upou Darling Williams and Wade Helsiin for
S5i 20, with a crcdi, indorsed Of sos Is n
note upon Wiley Gates and Wilson Holslin for
$40; a note npon David Cambo and Wilson
Iiols,in for $i2 so; a note npon Lewis Saw
yer and r. w. Perry for $40; a mute upon
Turner Watson Er 81 l3; and 4 note upon
William Norris for Sc IS. The riber Of
fcrs a reward Of Twenty-Five dollars for the dc.
livery Of The Pocket Book aud lis contents.
STANMORE WATSON.
March 3 II u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
From The Charleston Mercury.

tO"t ~
Mart as q Manure We have been Ia
vored with the following copies OF letters
addressed by MIR. RuGin, our State AgU-
cultural Surveyor, to a planter, on Ashley
river in ST. Georges, Dorchester, about -
miles from town. whose plantation ne had
visited. The information and suggestions
i, contains may prove generally useful.
STEWARDS Hotel. Feb. ~.
DEAR SIA:-Whilo waiting for an aP-
pointed call. I take the opportunity 10
make you au explanation which may not
be altogether superfluous. When Gov:
Hammond referred 10 me the question Of
the bene6; Of murling your rice held l
waived answering as TO the degree of bene-
fiji. because Of the wants Of any facts on
that subject, bu, stated that, on the suPpo-
sitiou tina, one bushel siloull be thereby
added to the crop per acre. such Increase
being annual and permanent, would amply.
compensate for applying a heavy cost OF
mari. Gov. Hammond, thinks that. by
making this supposed case. I might have
conveyed 10 you tho impression that as
small au increase was 10 he expected
On the country. I would expect 10 or 20
times one bushel OF increase from marlins;
and all | meant was. to slate a strong, and
yet true case. Of a suticien, profit for the
labor. even though but one busael were
permanently added to the annual crop,
instead of 10 or Is, AZ | would think moro
!ikeiy-and au improvement in quality
eou.l IN itat nf nuonIify
A thought has struck me in regard to
murling rice land. The bed Of mari is
doubtless under al! your marsh, and n pi,
would reach il there. at the greatest depth,
(say near the river sile,) and get through
II, IL that were determined on. much easier
and cheaper than on tho high land: and all
the mari drawn up in this scientific ex-
pertinent, would be SO cheaply applied 10
The surrounding rice ground, tina, perhaps
.ha, convenience would pay for the extra
cos, OF the deep digging. The marsh soil.
presume. would furnish no spring. or
vein or water, 10 interrupt the digging,
and | am sure tue mari vii! not.
have received your specimens go, by
my augur. aud am pleased it has besn OF
SO much use 10 you. | have tested them
roughly aud annex the rcsulls.' When
you are fairly at work aud digging for use,
send me specimens Of all you desire to
DO analysed. land certainly al every III
fee, successive drpihs,) and | will ana!vze
them for you. A lump of average qualify
is desired for the State collection.
Should you choose TO sink the pit, Thor
Ing by a proper ausur, which can be OBJ
tanned here nearly completely aud get to
the bottom of The mari, or as deep as pos.
sible, without reaching its bottom, conslder
me i contributor to the expense.
Respectfully.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
Sherif's Sale.
Huiet. vs.. John Inflow,



z. q. Brooks, vs.. Tho same.
PY virture Of sundry Executors to
IL me directed, aud by the written con-
sent OF all parties concerned I shall pro-
coed TO sell 10 the above stated cases. on
Wednesday the 22d inst. at the house Of
John Inflow, tie following valuable pro-
pcrty, viz:
One tract containing three hundred and
thirteen acres Of land where defendant
lives.
One other tract containing ono hundred
and twenty-five acres o! land, more or
less, adjoining Col. Brooks, John Mobly,
and others.
Also Que thousand six hundred and tiir.
,y-fve acres Of land, ia three separate
parcels adjoining lands Of F. w. Pickcns.
aud others.
Also. eighteen negroes. viz Dave.
Bridget, Leanah, Tilda. Nancy, Johnson,
aud infant child. Rachel. julia. Abby,
Eliza. Charles, Lee. Harriet. Clarissa,
Anderson. Alien. and Frankey.
Also-Siock Of Horses. Cattle s. Hogs.
o Wagon. Plantation Tools. Household
and kitched Furniture. Corn, Fodder, Ba
con. &c.. with sundry other articles not
enumerated.
Terms Of Sale.-All sums under TWEEN
~ Eve dollars cash, all sums ahove that
annun, on a credit ill 25,h OF December
next, with interest from date. purchasers
10 give u%udoubred security before the de-
livery Of property.
S. CHRISTIE. 9. -. D.
March s (S5 25) 81 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08

Waite Stapery 10 Harana.-The follow:
ing extract Of a letter, received by q Of
the editors Of this paper from a scientific
traveller, who recently leclured in this
city. gives the following account OF white
slavery in the Havaua.--Char. Mer.
Havana. Feb. Is, 1913.
MY DEAR Sin-Accordius TO promise,
I take This opportunity of the return Of tho
Hayne. TO send you n few lines from this
delightful city. | hsve not any news to
toll you. excep, ,ha, the Euglish.speaking
people here are too few. to render my
public labors profitable. As to the slave
question, I see nothing materially different
from what | have already seen elsewhere,
except tina, I am informed there are here
a considerable number Of yhisr slures, con-
s:s,ing OF persons who having %ernisraied.
and being unable TO pay for their passage,
are sold by the captains Of the vessels. IL
is said The traffic is extensively carried on
tina, the emigranls, chiefly females. are
en.rapped by the ship captains, aud delu-
ded as to the price Of transportation, ant
finally sold for The passage money. This
practice seems however, 10 be confined To
Spanish emigrauis /; and tine slavery is
limited 10 such period US will pay The debt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
From le Troy Badge., Er.re, Eb IL.

AwEai Catastrophe About 4 O'Clock
this afternoon, another landslide occur
red from the bill (al,. lda,} where the
awful ca,aatrophc Of Janury |. 1887,
srsnspired, exceeding in extent and couse-
qneuce, that memorable disaster.
Some eight or ten dwellings,, occupied
by poor families, were crushed and buri-
cd beneath the mass Of earth. In these,
1t is Supposed, there were no, less than
Thirty or Forty Persons, only ten or
twelve Of whom escaped.
Within an hour, nine bodies were dug
from the ruins-Gve Of which were with
ou, life, one partially injured, aud three
not beyond recovery.
Had this avalanche occurred in tho
night, the destruction of life would have
been still greater. rs many occupants OF
the houses were absent al their labor or
elsewhere.
a mau from the country. passing a, The
time with his team. leaped from his sleigh
and escaped. The horses and load of
wood were buried beneath The earth.
We jus, the scene Of disaster. L, is one
OF horridc des0!aiiou. Thousands were
congrcgated on The spot, and a corps of
efficient men engaged in penetrating the
Garth aud clearing away the fragments Of
buildings.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
COLUMBIA, March 9

Coton.-Our market is about cent
lower than on this day week. aud no,
much coming in. The Liverpool ~ccounts
10 the Ith February. By the Acadia, put
our market on Monday and Tuesday down
4 CT. on Wednesday morning however. il
regained about !, owing TO the competi-
ton amongst buyers, to take The little that
is coming iu-salcs 81 a 6a-mostly Il
a 81.
Con.-s'eady, at As cents per bushcl,
from wagons,
Baeon.-From wagons, Hog round, d
4 S ceuls.-T Temperance Adrocate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
hespccuui,y.
EDMOND RUFFlN.

81. Specimen No. l.-Iu the yard, near
the mound aud adjacent to the marsh, 4
feet below the surface.-Rieh.
2. !SPeeimen No. "a few steps from
the pump, 3 feet from the surface. The
augur was obs,ruc,ed, by q hard substance
apparently silicious. Worthless.
3. Specimen No. 3.-From q hole, 100
yards above the pump. near the marsh, 4
fee, below the surface. MI mired roth
Tie upper earth.
1. Specimen No. 4.-From the Same
hole 6 feet below the surface.-Worhiess
S. Specimen No 5.-From the same
hole. Q feet below the surface; at about Z
feet in depth, the ausur seemed 10 drop
suddenly abou, . feet, and then struck
upon specimen No. 5.-Rik mari.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08

Aufui Catamity.-Two men,, Messrs.
Fletcher and Grover, residents Of Quincy,
were killed las, evening. (ihc Goth inst
in a shocking manuel. Ii appears that
they were engaged in digging a well for
MIR. John Parker. Last Thursday they
aDe to a rock that required blasting. aud
in order TO do this, the rock being covered
some 4 or S feet in The water, they placed
a tin canister filled with powder upon il.
Exertions were then made To explode the
canister, but all failed. On Monday. thew
concluded To raise the powder, which was
covered with gravel and waier-apd had
succeeded III removing n part Of il, when
about sunset, one OF the unfortunate men,
(both we're in the well) struck a stone
with his iron bar. in pryius up The CAMS.
Ter, aud il Immediately exploded. Mr.
Parker, who was looking into The well al,
The time, is supposed TO have lost both
eyes, and another gentleman is somewhat
injured. The two men who were killed
were soon taken from the well-and o
dreadful sight they exhibited. Mr.. Gro.
ver's head was literally torn to pieces, and
Mr.. Fletcher's bones were broken in mauy
places. They were so ~dis6sured and
hlackened thai it was hard to recognise
them. They have both left families TO
nourn their loss. Truly. lin .ie midst Of
we arc in dOa,h."-Bay State Dem.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
rr,ou IL, y o. Rec orels, ina. !

TIE Bcaks.-Faiiare Of the CONNER
eial Bank.--The city va. yesterday.
thrown into real confusion by The an
noancemeut. 10 the morning. that The
Commercial Bank had stopped payment.
This fact was the moro astounding rs no
run had been made upon II oil iotc' anu
some little confidence was beginning
again 10 be fei, iu onr monetary insiitu-
tons. The causes which led 10 this re-
suit, mus, have crown opt OF the previous
management, whereby she was 80 much
weakened as to he unable TO stand up
asaius, the natural demands and exncIlons
of commerce. She actually fell from ex-
huustiou.
As was TO have been expected from so
unroward an event, the note holders. and
in some instances the deposi'ors, look the
alarm and made a run upon the other
banks. The Mechanics aud Traders, and
tic City Bank had to meet tho brunt OF
the panic. They both paid out specie
With great aIacrily; uei!her made any at
templ 20 evade the run upon her-eyery
officer being engaged in counting out the
dollars 10 those who wanted ,iem.
Towards 3 o'clock, the run upon the
City Hank greatly abaled; but The Me-
ehauics aud Traders KEEP, her doors open
for two hours after The usual time TO ac-
ccmmodaie such as desired to exchange
her noles Cor specie.
Upon the State, Union aud Canal Banks
the run was very trivial.
In the height Of the panic, Commercial
Bank notes were sold as low as 40 per
cent. discount; but towards the close oil
the day they rallied and were readily ex-
changed ats Il 26 per cent discount.
II is not to be expected that the commn-
nifty will feel easy under such shocks up
on confidence; but yet we believe tina,
there arc a number Of banks 10 The city
which arc perfectly able to live throsh
tbe worst Of pauics.
We have not a%scerained the amount OF
specie lost by the various banks, nor do
we think i, necessary to go into the par
tieulars Of yesterdays flare up. We
would, however caution hln bolders not
to part win their holes under an appre-
hcnsion Of their not being good. The
assets of the Commercial. we venture to
say, are equal to tho redemption Of every
bill Of hers in circulation. Some time
may elapsc before her resources arc rcali-
Fed.
The whig candidate for Mayor Of New
Orleans was elected o u the 2Gh ins,an,.
MIR. Frcre, had 1859 and Mir. Genois, tie
democratic candidate, bad 974.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
Commercial.
HAMBuso Feb. %.

C0tton.-The late accounts from Eu-
rope, per tho Acadia. have Knocked the
bottom out ofrour market. We have no
sales TO notice this week, and therefore
prices are merely nominal. We, how
ever. quole 4 a6 cents as extremes; prin-
cipal sales 5 to 81 cts, being a reduction
of full ! cent from last weeks prices.
Freights.-All cotton for Charleston by
the rail road, is taken at 25 els. per hun
dred pounds. There arc no boan run
ming 10 Charleston at this lime. To Sa-
vannah, 40 els. per bale.-Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08

Cotton Culture in india.-Ths India
papers announce that the attempt to grow
The American CT,ou in Bengal has proved
4 complete failure. An American plan
ter, wiring from Bombay. says: Il main
tain as firmly as ever, that in a good sea-
sou wc couIG make COTTON in abundance;
but as the intellectually bad-seasons
generally predominant, ! as confidently
assert, that the American cotton can never
be produced prof,abIy in this arid region"
Other localities are TO be sought, with a
more genial cline, TO renew the expert
nieut.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
STEWARDS HOTEL, F

STEWARDS HOTEL, Feb. p.
DEAN Sia,--i have Analysed n speci-
men Of your mari. No. S. which seemed
TO he The best. and found i; 75 per c
There is now no need Of your trying to
end the bottom Of The mar! stratum. for i.
is certainly 200 feet thick, and probably
wore. This ! huve a%scertaiaed, by getting
the samples brought up in boring here for
wafer, aud Analysing them. From the
depth or 100 70 800 feet. all are Of the
sumo rich mar. stratum. Of which tho up.
per surface shews With you.
Respectfully.
EDMUND RUFFlN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
4 Ferocious Dog M.smeri=ed.-T

A Ferocious Dog Mssmsri-ed.-The
Mcsmerizers i'll Ireland, appear 10 go
ahead of our American professors Of 1.-THE
science" Al u late meeting Of Mesmeric
authorizes. (us reported il the London
Medical Times, it was stated by Dr.. Elliot
snu, the President, thai 1.-The Duke Of
Marlborough had informed him, in a let
Ter from ireland, that vs. lille at the Marquis
Of Ely's seat in tina, county, and s,rolling
out in the morning, he came upon a fero-
cious dog, chained in a farm yard.-His
Grace durs, no, approach the brute, but
standing ut a respectful distance, he mes
merized him; and, going up. actually en-.
braccd the sleeping brute. The dog re.
manned in the sleep for thirty minutcs.-
Trans.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
March 8
JED. ~TlRBETTS,
D. J. RYAN.

HAS removed to the room formerly
HI occupied by Mr.. Lyon, in Messrs.
Penns store, where he is carrying on the
Shoe business in all its branches. He will
keep constantly GU hand 4 good supply Of
home made work. all kinds Of leather and
findings. which will be sold rs cheap as
can be bought at any place. All kinds
Of wnri, dntss to order with naalness and
DESPATCH. -Sfse VIII also pay tho highest
prices for all kinds Of hides. either 10 Cash
Leather or Shoes.
Edce6s!d c. H., March 8 If 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
BALTIMORE. Feb. 9

Coston.-The market is extremely dull
at present. The only sale we hear Of is
u lot Of 40 bales o pland at 7dc.
Eour.-Howard-s street Flour.-The
market for Howard street Flour Of good
mixed standard brands, closed this day
week at S3,56S, and sales continued 10 be
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
MYMENEAL.
" Tic silkcn tic that binds f,co ,ciiiins hearts
MARRIED

On Thursday evening. the 10th ult.. BY r.
Kenny, Esq, Mr.. DAslEL ABBY, to Miss ELIz-
.ABETH PRESLEY.
On Thursday evening the end lust. by J.
G. D1gnel. Esq, Dir. LEWIS MCRRAH. TO Miss
CLARKEY FISpLEv, all Of this district.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08

made from store al tho same rate down 10
Wednesday afternoon. Yesterday there
was some improvement 10 The demand.
and sales Of the same description were
made pretty freely at S3,62A. To-day
tho demand is less active aud we quote the
store rate ai S3,62d. The receipt price is
$3.50. The inspections show a falling
of in receipts during the week.-Aner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The members Of the Mechanics Total Alb
s~,inence Society Of Edge6eId, are respectfully
informed that there will be a meeting Of that
Society on Monday evening next, the l3,hi inst.
mar 8 II 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
March 3
Notice.

A LII persons indebted lothc subscriber.
IA By note or open account. are requested, rs
he il deprived by the Town Council. Of the
privilege ofre,ailing. to come forward az soon
as possible g. pay up, he is desirous Of closing
his business. All Notes and accounts, no, SET
lied. in SOME shape or form. by the mex, Return
Day. viii be placed in the hands Of an Attor.
ney for collection.
q. J. RYAN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
Large YltS Of CoitOn.-Extract Of q
letter, dated

letter, dated
CATAwBA. p. 0. Feb. Is. 1873.
II have noticed in The Temperance Ad.
vocate Of the 81 instant, al account OF q
large yield Of COLON in M~ecklcnburg
County. n. C., on the plantalinn Of Col.
Potts. The amour. slated is 1888 lbs.
of one acre and four rods Of land. Mr..
N. II. Cooch of this district, picked 2.5l7
of one acre Of land. In fact, when nicely
measured, there vas not quite an acre ;
and i. was upland, Of the fifth crop. tina,
had never had any manure or it. II was
rented land, TOO, in the vicinity Of Ibis
place. and The facts eau be fully nuthenli-
Gated. The first picking, in the fall, YVES
ZOOS lbs. '-1letcury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
For Hire,
TO Bridge Builders.

10 Bridge BUILDERS.
A BRIDGE TO be Built across Edisto.
"a where the William Poscy Bridge now
stands, and that the Building said Bridge be lie,
to the lowest bidder at Edgeiield Cour; House,
on tho first Monday in April next: the Bridge
tp be bull, Of good materials. and warranted to
be Kept in good repair for seven years from the
time I is received; the Bridge to DO completed
by the first Monday in October next.
LEWIS HOLMES. Clerk.
March I Il
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Susan Rhoden, Applicant.

Pa,.ey Rhodcn s. others. Def's.
TT appearing tO my Satisfaction ihn,
IL Charles Rholeu, and WiiIiam Rhoden.
Two Of the delendanls in the above stated
case, reside beyond The limiIso Of this STATE.
IL is therefore ordered. tina, they appear
aud objec to the division or sale OF ,hr
real esla'e Of John Rhoden. decd. on or
before the frs, day Of May next, or their
consen, 70 the same will be cutcrrd Of re-
cord.
OLIVER ToWLEs. o. E. n.
Feb.S l2t .