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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

REMEDY correspondent Of the London
Spectator, suggests the following plan TO suppress
dueIiIug:
.,I.st seconds be appointed, now; let them
choose an umpire: let the seconds, If they can
arrce-or, 4 not. The nmpire--dtCtate the apollo
GEES explanations proper t" be made by The
offending party, or by both parties If both are IN
t,ult--Should a party refuse to obey the award
81 made, lei his refusal be published IN tho news-
papers, and himself he cut IN decent society.
And whether he gives ar refuses the apology re
qaired of him. let The honor OF the other party
be considered satisfied by the proceed
ing"
The counties of Nash ard Elgecomb, 10 North
Carolina, contain 5.69i white persons over 20
years or age; of whom 2.63l can neither read
nor write. In 1879, when the act to establish
common schools was passed, E1gecomb county
rejected it by vote OF l,o73 TO 100.
A, the laio election for Representative to
Congress in the district 10 which these counties
belong, tho votes are reported follows
In Edgccomb. la Nash. Total.
For the Wing candidate lo6 Il IL
For he democratic I F) 1912 Sl2 2.32 1
These simple facts need no illustration. They
satisfactorily explain one another.
THE FIRST BANK OF AMERICA In ookir Q
over the old Annals, SAYS the Cincinnati ChrouI-
Gle. we find that tho common idea that the first
Bank was established in Philadelphia is a total
mistake. bank was established seventy years
before the period which is assigned that of the
first bank IN Pennsylvania l1l2, the Legisla-
,ure Of South Carolina established Public Bank
and issued forty -eight thousand pounds in bills Of
trust These bills were called Bank Bills and
tho establishment was called n Pnbc Bank
These wero lent out at interest, or loaned on
personal security.
The time for granting permits to settlers in
FLORIDA under the Armed Occupation law" ox-
pmed on the 81 instant. The whole number OF
permits ,ssued from the land Office ST. Angus
line was 500, and sixty Of these issued since
the frsl instant
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02
Administrators Notice.

rEvHF undersigned having taken letters of Admins
tatiou on the of Francis SWAIN late Of ayne
crtv Indiana deceased, notifies all persons ndeoed TO
said estate 20 make immediate payment. and all those ha-
wing claims against them legally aHhen-
atej FOR settlement within twelve months from the date
hereof. The is solvent
PAUL SWAIN.
ENOS THOMAS.
mo Ist3 T26 .3rl 4 imini srato
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02
Administrators Sale.

XEyIIL be sold, on Sevensh-day Saturday. The 23rd
w Of Ninth mo- (Scptember) inst. at the residence
Frances Swain. deceased. five niles ami half north OF
Richmond he following personal property o said deceehi
Horses, Cattle, Hogs Corn. heat. Oats AMI lay,
a rhresaing Machine, some arming L os
Household Kitchen Furniture, ami other articles not
necessary 10 enumerate Sale 10 O'Clock.
A NJ. Terms made known day of sale AMI due atten-
dance given by Paul SWAIN
ENOS THOMAS.
Ninth mo. %, 1913 80 rs Administrators
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02
Three Gents Reward !

) ; ANYWAY from the subscriber the 18th OF Dec.
az lc42, inlented apprentice girl, named LoCsAxNA
MoBLEY, aged 10 years. said girl runaway Of
caught preparing poison beer for the
family to drink also, the Sd JULY last. ndente
apprentice the farming business named oHS Mon
LEV aged - ALSO the 18th OF July as
denied apprentice the farming THoM,s
NoBLEY aged IS years All persons forbid
enoyng or trusting above runaxays at the
peril, and any person taking them up and delivering
70 the Undersigned shall receive eacs runa-
way, charges paid.
BENJAMIN THORN.
Williamsburg. Ia, Aug. Sd, 1913. 81 3,
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is 43.
T AK N o Tic &!

ME amount OF Taxes charged on each One Hundred
Il Dollars of valuation, for State, County and Road
purposes, IS follows to-vvit:
State Tar on each $780, 20 cents and mills
County Tar l24 .
Road Tar a
For each Poll for State purposes, 30 cents
- :. 50 - County 80 50 50
Attendance will be given the several Townships,
the places holding Elections for the purpose
ceving pa yment Taxes assessed the following
days, o.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

rsNIAT undersigned have taken letters admins
traiinn the of Robert Bennett, Union
county, Indiana deceased. All persons Indebted said
requested make immediate payment and those
claims against said estate requested
them Ily authentcn ted settlement. The
vent. WILLIAM II. BENNETT,
JOHN YARYAN.
Au,ust Dist, Is 10. % .3w ! administrators.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02
DRUGS, PAINTS,
Overs and iiatters' Articles.

TEORGE II. BA TES u co. of Main and
ront streets, ncinnat, ONO, receiving their
Fall supply of DRUGS, PAINTS, Oils, and articles
Dyors and Iattersail of best quality and for
low prices quantities purchasers Cash
paid heat, FIaxseed, Mustard seed, Hemp seed, Gin
sen,, BecsvvaX, aud Produce gaueraliy.''
Dutch Aiadder in casks, barrels AMI kegs
Spanish Float Indigo in ceToons and keys;
Marila Indigo i'll and kegs:
Bengal indigo and kegs;
Extract of Indigo in Jars;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

In the Legislature tho locos have ma lority Of
five, and IN the Senate the parties equal,
twenty five each.
n12-Doci. Alexander Duncan is nominated by
the locos Of the Cincinnati drsific, a candidate
for congress. He will, doubtless, DO elected
Tho Wings have not yet made their nomination
ft"5-i, IS SAID that tho leading locos Of Indiana
md Kentucky have recently held meeting at
tho Great Crossings, ODlck Johnsot's rcs;dcnce)
tor what purpose nre not informed; but sup
peso tho man what did'nt kill Tecumsch is the
prime mover, and has some idea of being n
dldaio TO- president. Gov. Whitcomb was there
Bill Brown, The editors of tho Sentinel, and
the keeper Of doggery, "a happy association Of
kindred spifils) were IN attendance from lndlana-
polls.
0J-Tho Wings have a majority Of eight On
mt balo, in leg stature Of Tennessee. Foster
md Bell, distinguished Wings, will be elected to
the Senate Of the Uaitod States.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

the 81 dag of December, 1913.
65-rhe faxes DUE and required TO be paid
before the first of December each
may expect bay penaty i'll the following Sections OF
the Law
Section 26 --'ln case any person shall refuse
or neglect To pay tho tax imposed on him, the
county treasurer shall, after the 1st day of De.
cember, levy tho same, together with five per
cent. damages, and the costs and charges that
may accrue, by distress and sale OF the goods and
chalicls of such person ought to pay tho same,
wheresoever the same may be found within the
comfy"
Section G6--"Therc shall be a penalty asses
sel Of ter per cent. upon the amount of taxes
returned delinquent, which the persons or proper
ty assessed shall be liable TO pay, together with
interest upon the whole amount until paid"
f7-Each Taxpayer is required by Law produce his
ron the Supervisor, certifying that lie has worked
mis- full amount of Road Tax, charged.
JASON HAM. Treasurer of w G.
Centreville September ,, 1913 SO CIV
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02
AuprToR's OFFICE, WAYNE County, IND.l
Cenlreville. Augusl 2G, 1913. \

Aup1roR's OFFICE, WAYNE COUNTY, IND.l
Centreviile August 26, 1913. \
MIR S. G.. Meredith, Sir,--iou will please
have tho following extract from the Order Book
Of The WAYNE County Commissioners, published
IN The Wayne County Record. Yours, &c.
FRANCIS KING, A. w. C..
BOARD OF CnMMIssIoNERs,
August Term, 1913.
On tho 23l day of August, i;}, the Board
proceeded to cXamlno the Ercasurer's Office, and
connt the funds on hand and tind on settlement
3l-, May, 10, tho Treasurer was charged
with Sl.l63 81
That ho has received since that time l55,354
Making IN nil to this time 1915 9l&
lie has on hand 10 County orders
r0deCmcd So lO 2Jh
IN State Scrip $50 90
la par funds 10 90 1886 pa
Leaving balance in his favor Of II 81
Besides partial payments on County
Orders of over 500 90
Ordered bv tho Board thar rhn ahlvs be put,
'ishcd in The Wayne County Record and the JEFF
fer sonian.
n true copy. Attest.
FRANCIS KING. 4. W. c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02
Bzastcr'> Furs, Trimmings, &c

ME subscribers receiving their Fail supply
GOODS, and would invite their customers and friends
call and examine the it will be found very
tensVe and complete.
Their purchases being made for cash. and the
rrt7 1tvurcc. VIII enable to bay
which he surpassed by any house in the Western
country. Amongst the Goods received will
large and ample supply of 1auers' FuFs and Trimmings
Of every description used ny the trade.
An extensive supply Of Ottcr. Fur, Seal Nutria Musk
CLOTH Ola Leather, Hair and Seaette Caps
prices lower than before offered this MARKET
HATS of every quality and of the latest fashions
IL ON hand and of their manufacture
JOSEPH :. BATES & Co.,
No. 81, Main street, corner Of Peal,
Aug. %, 1913. Gaz : Cincinnati, One.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02
RICHMOND HOTEL

Corner of NJ and Marion streets.
ME proprietor Of this ia vorably welknown HOTEL,
has moved into it himself, and is determined
and improve its character The comfort
Traveller shall be his aim and ha wing made
pernan repairs tho building Tavern house,
his interest well as his Inclination would induce him
make equal any house the road He hopes o
der such satisfaction that shall
Prices ted the j. w GILBERT.
December 18th, ls4l. 5Otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02
OUR COMMUNICATIONS TO ITS INDUSTRY.
FOR PRESID ENT,
HEN RY CLA Y ,
OF KENTUCKY.

GIVE have been absent Tor the few past
weeks and the want OF assistance IN the print-
ing Office has caused some lrreguIarty IN the
publication ofihe piper; but we hope 10 be more
prompt for the future.
G5-Joseph NJ Moore, post master a, Indiana
pos has been removed, aud John Cain appointed
10 fill tho place. No hiding OF DOUBLE letters
now Mister Cain if you please.
G3-Mr. IIeat ton Of Koightstown, has also gono
the way Of al honest man, and Mr. Goblo is now
post master in Knighis'own.
g~5-'rhe Governor Of Illinois ha. appointed
JAMES SrMrLE, Esq Of Alton, TO be Senator Of
tho iFnited States, to ill the vacancy nccasioned
BY tho death Of the Hon. Samuel McRobcrts.-
Mr. Sempie Is self led democrat, of course.
0J-'rhe official vote for Governor and Lieut.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
Hlus,lation Of Mern Slareru

-
The Sandwich (uper Capada) Western
Express states That three negro men, who
had escaped from bondage in the United
States, and had been working with the
farmers for several mouths in that province
roluafarily returned to siarrry. upon the
assurance given by their master. that they
should uot be snId or punished for their
absence. One Of them remarked. as he
embarked in the ferry boat. that he neuer
kne,c ,chai hard ,rork iras until he came
10 Canada. The Portsmouth (Kenrucky)
Tribune chronicles the return to Lewis
County. Of three negro men 10 the home
Of their master, from Canada. The
Tribune says:--They state their condition
n, home with their master is far better than
any other in which they could place
themselves while absent. One of them
had hired to man for three dollars
The highest cages he could get.
aud could only procure every other Sunday
30 himself at that. They are now satisfied
hai they will fare better ot home with ;heir
truck patch, and having all heir real wants
supplied by their master, than lhey can any
where else under the nockery ofIiberly.
out in reality worse slavery than exists
in Kentucky. /, is ID be regretted all the
The runaway negroes in our State have no,
lang come 10 the snme conclusion. Car.
ofiaiaa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
OBJ TU AIRY,

Died. ON the 18th ul,., u, his residence in This
District, near Salnda River. IN the 73rd
year OF his age. JAMES Goooiss. The deceas.
ed was u man of unhlemisted character. and
about one gear before his d.'a;h attached HIM
self with the Baplis, Church at Chesnn, Ridge,
and met his dissolution with full assurance
Of faith in the Rcdeemer.
Departed this lite, on Monday tie l1ih ul,,
JosEPR, the eldest son Of DR.. John g. Mrs.
SOPHIA a. Lake. aseh 4 years, mouths. and
% days. fo"d parenls, Jesus said. suaer
llc children to come unto ue. aud forbid Ihem
not. for Of such 10 the si',gdom Of Heaven"
An anGei fern, with beauis Of light
Watched o'es sleeping infants dream;
And gazsd on through his .sage bright.
He there beheld Us in u stream.
Fair child. whose face is like To mine,
O Ocom.." I've snid. +" aud fiy ~Iti, me;
Come forth tu happiness divine,
For earth i- all unworthy tiIes." B.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
THE EDGEFIELD VILLAGE
FE.RE.8EE .RCsaDE DE.ygEs.

EEYHE EEercises Of this Institution under
d the charge Of Rev. Dr. w. b. Joussos..
will close for This year, On The last day Of No
ven,ber; and they will be resumed on the frs
dsy Of Jannary. 1874. Miss RicaARpsos and
Mr. BAcoa will continue in their respective de.
par,rnenls. Miss Il. assists DR.. ]. in the solid
branches. and teaches Drawing. Painting, and
Ncedlework. Mr.. ID is the faithful and con-
scicnlious Professor Of Music.
TERMS: per TnaTter.
Boarding. including bedding, lights,
and washing. $40 0U
Tuition:-Sprllirs, Reading, Wriling,
and Arithmetic, 01
With the above. English Grammar,
Parslng, Geography. Composition. 8 90
With the above. Philosophy, Natural,
Mental. and Moral, Chymisiry. Bo-
tany. Logic. Criticism. Buffers Ana
logy. Algebra. &c. 10 90
Latin, Greek French. Italian, each, 0O
Music SI2 80. Use Of Piano 81.
Drawing Painting, ST..
Firewoud in Winter Quarters. 20 cents.
The quarter Of the child commences ith
her entrance into the School. The above pay.
nen,s ar quarterly in advance
Edgefield c. II ). G., 30.h Sepp lSi3.
Ucl4 q 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
l. O. o. =.


:. The N w Grand Lodge of the United
States met in the new Hall in Gay seeei.
Baltimore. on the 10Th Sept. pursuaui to
adjournment. aud elected the following
oficers to serve for two yesrs.
PGM iloweli Hopkins. Of Pennsylva
MIA, NJ w G Sire.
PGM VIM. S Stewart. of Missouri, r
w & Sire.
PGM James L. Ridsely.of Maryland,
r w 6 SecreiaIy.
PGM A E Warner. Maryland, II w
g Treasurer.
PGM Rev. Alberst Case, Of South
Cerolins, E w 6 Chaplain.
PC Richard Brauh. Of New Jersey.
VIC Guardian.
p GJohn E. Chsmbe,lain. OF Mary
land, w 9. Messeuger.-ibid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EOFITTY

The Trustees Of The Ehee6eld vilIage
Academy. rs. Wm J. Wighman. John
BausAet. and o'he's.-BM Jor Fore
closure Of Mortgage.
NOTICE is hereby given. tha, by viz
~ Tue OF an Order from Court Of Eqni-
y, shall offer lur sale, TO The highest bid
der, al Edsefrii Cour House. on The frs,
Monday IN November uex,. the Real Es-
Ihle "f the late John Moore. deceased. or
81 much thereof as viii satisfy the debts
iuc tc Plaintiffs. secured by Mortgage
Of the following tracts of land. situate ip
The Dis,ric: and State aforesaid, viz:
The Key tract. containing eight hun
dreJ ;oU0) acrrs, moro or less. on Mill and
stevens Creek. adjoining lands Of John
sullivan aud Others.
The Quaric-' tract. cUnIaining one Lun-
drer' 1907 acres. more or less. adjoining
the Kew tract, and other lands Of the said
John Moore.
The Williams tract, containing seven-
ry-tive as; acres. more or less. adjoining
the Key tract, and other lands of the said
John Moore.
The tract on which the said john Moore
lived at his death, containing eight hun.
dred tsGU) acrps. mole or less. adjoining
lands Of Getsen and others.
A Pine land tract. containing four hum
dred t400j acres. more or less, adjoining
lands lately owned By Benjamin Il Till
,nan and others, at the head ol Swec,
W3ier Branch. branch Of the Savannah
River. And a large body Of land. en-
hracing scveral parcels, on Savannah Re-
yer. near Bull Sluice, conraining Que iEiou-
sand l000) acres more or less. adjoining
lands Of David Bunch, James yann ard
others.
Terms.-The said lands to be. sold on
The following Terms: the sum of Ave hun
hred dollars, ana costs aud expenses ol this
suit. 10 be- paid in cash; and the balance on
credit Of twelve months. Title 10 he
signed. bu, no, delivered, until the pur-
chase money is paid; aGd if the purchase
money be no, paid when due, The said
lands tn be resold for cash AT the risk of
the former purchaser. Possession to be
given oh the 6rst day Of January uesl.
J. TERRY, c. E.F.p.
Commissioners Office,
Ge' 3. Is43 SO 6s So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

Inscription on the Tomb IF !Napoteon.-
The foliowsng record events in the life of
the Emperor is 10 be inscribed on The socle
Of his Tomb ai the Invalides:
Born on the 18th nf August 1863: capt ain
of squadron of artillery at the siege of
TouloL in 1893, at the age of2l; cotaman-
der Of artillery. in Italy. iu 1874. n, 25: gen
e.aI in chief Of the army in Ilaiy. in 1876.
nj 81: general in cheif Of the expedition Of
Esypt, in 1898. al 90; FIRST cnusul. 1893. nt
81; consul for life after rhe bnrtl-o Of Msren-
go. in 1900. a, 81; emperorof,he French. in
lSA. al 81; abdicaied The throne after tie
battle Of Waterloo. June lS. 1915, al 4G;
died 10 exile a, ST. Helena. May S, al
81"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

Public Heai.h.-Sepiember has been a
trying mouth 10 Us, aud we have uoi ye,
seen the epd oft. The srea, quantity oi
water that fell in August. has left dead
" material for the blazing sun TO act on.
On The Neck, where they have no govern
ment, there is no sufficient power 10 abate
che most dangerous Of all nuisances. stag
nan, water in low lo,s-and there has
been, We are informed, considerable in-
crease Of sickness there. Of by no means a
mild character. Within the coporate
limits we are saved from some Of this
danger. but the health Of the City is not ~
good as il was. The utmost care aud
vigilance Of The authorities is required.
Yellow Fever IS undoubtedly epidemic in
New Orleans-it has appeared in Mobile
and Pensacola, aud prevails 10 the mos,
fatal form in the West Indies. Let us
NO, iuvirc i, here. The danger is nor over
30 long 40 this weather prevaiIs.-Chrs.
Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
Most Singulr Cireums,anee.-Th,

Most Singulr Circumsiance.-The
Rev. Dir. Burnham, minister of The socie-
" DOW worshippins at the O,leon. informs
The editor ofthe Boston Transcript. thu,
Que evening last week his wife was taken
suddenly aud seriously i'll, when during a
violent e, Of vomiting. she elected Hx
frog. about half grown. Tue frog hop
ped half way across the roo,u. and then.
with something like dramatic digni,y. laid
down on his back and expired. Mrs
BurEhgm supposes that she took lhe troy
into her stomach. in the Iadpole stale.
While drinking water 10 The night, n she
had been in the habit ofso doing, aud thar
il had been in her siomneh for son,e
weeks. Mr., Burnham remarked that
ol,hough he was nm much affigh,hed. ye.
he was considerably surprised nl wines
sing such strange addition 10 his family.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
state of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

George a. M n. h's' q others Bill for
Elizabeth McKie.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
IS lha, by virtue Of an Order from the
Court OF Cfauccrv. shall oller Tor sale 10
the highes, bidder, on the first Monday in
November next. at Edgefeid Court House.
The real estate ofChar.es AlcIiie. deceased.
consisting of several tracts Of laud. con-
tanning in oil TWO thousand and eighty
acres. more or les, situate in the said Dis,
rricl aud Sinle aforesaid, an The MarlIn-
town road. and bounded by lands Of the
estate Of Benjamin Roper, Of Samuel G..
Scott, estate Of Isaac Vann. Henry Wal
drus,, aud offers; said lands 10 Lc sold
in separate tracts according 10 plats OF re-
survey, which will be exhibited on the day
Of sale on a credit OF one and TWO years,
except the costs. which tnust be paid in
cash purchasers to give bonds aud per
s,ual security. and mortgages Of The prem.
ises 10 secure the purchase money.
j. TERRY. C. L. E. d.
Commissioner Office,
Edseii-ld, Oct. 3. IS43.
October 4 (Si eID 1t 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
State of South Carolina.
DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire

lD Ordinary of Edgeield District.
Whereas, Richard T. Minis, hath ap
piled TO me for Letters Of Administration,
on all and singular The goods and chuiiels,
rights und credits OF Nancy Lowe, late oi
the District aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish oil and singular. the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased. 10 he aud appear
before me. a, our next Ordinary's COuri ior
the said District TO be holden at Edgc6eld
Court House on The 10Th Of Oct. lo43.
10 show cause. if any. why the sa:d Ad'
ulinIsira,ion should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal this End
day Of October. one thousand eight hun
dred and forty three. & in the six,y-eish!''
year of 4 american Independence.
D. TOWLES, o. e. D.
Oc,. 9, IS43. (S2 1917 b 36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04

The following are the contents ofthe
Souihsr Agraeuituralist, for October. 1913.
Coaienls.--P,ize Essay on ihe Prepa-
raiien aud Use of Manures, by Wills.
Gaylord, of G,Saeo, N. Y, tcopcluded;)
SubsoiIing, sabsoil Piouehs-from the
TransactioGs of the New York State As-
ricul.ural Society. by q. N. Bemen,. Al
bauy; Improvement OF Domestic Stock;
Lime, Mari, Experiments, by b. r.
Smith; The Cotton Crop. by J. Boyhin;
Improved Plan Of Preparing and Ginning
Cotton; Interesting to Co,ton Growers;
Culture Of Cotton and Corn. by Dr.
Cloud; Crab Grass Hay-Resulis OF Ex
pertinent. by Daniel Mayes; Corns,oek
Molasses. by Jones S. Pope; Remedies
for Worms, in Peach Trees. by john
Dixon. Jr,; How to make an uuproduc.
tive Frui, Tree Bear; Potato Starch; 10.
euiries relative To The best Gins. aud the
proper mode Of Packing Cotton for Mar
ket, by r. Furman; Agricultural Society
Of Soath Carolina; Remarks on The ditie.
reus Breeds of Cattle. by member.
Miscellaneous.-Waiery Potatoes; To
make Yeast; Warm Bread; To preserve
Hams from Fl;es; Wafer Proof Glue; To
prevent Worms and Bugs from destroying
Cabbases; Circliug. Monthly Horticul,u'
raj Society.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-10-04
commercial.
HAnBuRo. September 26.

Cotton.-The late accouuis per steamer
Caledonia being more favorable 10 our
dealers. Ibe market has advanced foil 3ct.
since Saturday. Our buyers say ihat
prices will so some higher yet. and we
would advise planters, moi to come IN all
q, once with their Cotton. Prices range
today from 81 To 81 CTS; Old Cotton is
selling at Ga TO 8 cis.-New 7-3-4 10 s-3-4
cts, and where there is a good deal of
trade coming, 9 cts. can be obiaiaed.
Dry Goods, Groceries Sc.-The market
is well supplied now with such articles as
are usually called for by our up-country
friends and are disposed Of on very fair
terms.
Freights.-To Charleston per boats 81
per bale-by Rail Road 25 els. per 100
los. TO Savannah, so cts per bale for
co,toa.-Journai.