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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-09
Republican Office,
SAVANNAH. July 30-l2 NJ. {

SAVANNAH. July 30-l2 ri.
From Fiorida.-By The arrival Of the
steamer st. Matthews. Capt. McNelty. we
are ia receipt Of the Jacksonville Tropical
Plant. of the 22d inst. and the following
letter from our correspondent. II will be
seen that -four is much wanted in Jack
sonvills and that there is much distress
on account OF the scarcity Of provisions in
Alachua county.
JACKSONVILLE. E. F.
Tropical Plant Office. July 90, lS43.
Gentlemen Our weather for The pusl
two weeks, has been very close and sui
Try, with slight thunder shower. not SUI.
icent TO cool the atmosphere however. on
each alternative day. A material change
though has taken place in our nights in
stead OF tho cool and delicious brcczcs
which followed the retiring Of old Sol, in
the spring and beginning Of summer, we
have now continuation Of the sntiocatins
and dry heats Of the day.
II is promised by The knowing 0nes,thal
should The weather prove dry during The
month Of August, (Which. by the way, is
the Florida hail month"; much sickness
vii! ensue in the fall. The health Of the
community in this place, so far. is excel
lent; there have been bui two cases Of
disease. one of "count-y fever" the other
a hereditary complain.
General Worth's visit to the South, as
you will perceive. has resulted. us anti
cipalcj, with houor TO himself, and good
service to the country; more gallant
aud scrvceuble commander never stept
foot on soil Of Florida.
have no doubt you will DO astnualIed
when ! inform you that business has been
so active lately. that Que pound OF Flour
canuo, be raked up in ull Jacksonville. IL
is 80, however. and deserves 10 be recor-
ded. a specuia;ur might do well by fur
nishiug US Immediately with a supply.
Rather distressing accounts have heen
received lately from some part OF the
Alachua coualy, in regard to the article OF
food. II is stated that number OF ciu-
zens (wheiI,er new settlers or not al, un.
able to say,) are cutircly without bread or
grain, aud have been sub,isring for some
lime on the Palmetto cabbage. am un-
able 10 say lrow such is The case. but SO II
is, having an informant TO be relied on.
In the vicinity Of Black Greek, there
are three thousand cattle grazing in
space of three miles. At The Cowfnrd here
we have aimos, daily drove going over,
for summer pas:urase and use Of Southern
settlers, Yours, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-09

4 large Spm.-We have now before
US an extraordinary Spur, the history Of
which we are moi we'll acquainted with,
but it is supposed by some 10 be The veri-
table Spur Used by Tarlcton when he
broke the spirited black charger, a graphic
accoun, OF which event we las, week CO.
pied from the Petersburg inieiiigsncer. i,
is made Of wrought iron, and was found
embedded in swsc clp in Marion District.
The workmanship. although rather rough,
is very strong and good. In size il is tinu.
sually large and heavy, weighing l3a
ouucess Across the-heel il measures 4
inches is 8 inches long from the extreme
Of the heel to the end Of The rowcl-lhe
rowels are TWO inches long. and The shank.
four inches. Take it altogether. il is a
curious affair, aud we have little doubt
but that it is of Spanish origin. Should
we hereafter DO nble 10 collcc, any parti-
culars respecting il, we will lay them be-
fore our readers. II should he preserved
in Museum. and we hope the owner will
permi, il to be sent 10 Charleston for that
purpose. 1t has been covered with hea-
w coat OF rust. hut Is now quite smooth
from much hnndling.-Fanmsrs Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-09

The Mississippi Haiiey-The Great
West.-Rcspcciing the resources Of the
vast empire west ofthe Alleghauies. and
of The steady aud rapid development, Of
the agricultural and other treasures with
which il abounds, the 81. Louis RepubIi-
can oflbc l7tl ult. thus. speaks:
IL surprises some Of our astern confem.
porarics 10 hear The papers in this vast
valley discuss its progress and change.
Every wear devclopes some new feature
or hidor: store Of natura! wealth, which
opens to enrich The hardy pioneer and add
importance to its trade. As a hemp, to-
bacco. sugar and cotton growing country,
the Mississippi Valley is second to no re-
gion in The world. aud the already vast
quantities Of these commodities which
are produced arc yearly on The increase.
buring the present season our steamers
have penetrated ,hs Des Moines and
Platte. two streams which before were
considered unnavigable, and thus no, on
IL increased the extent Of their nariga,
,ion bu, opened direct communication
10 market for the produce in the districts
adjoining. Every exchange we receive
from above. either from Iowa, the upper
norton of Illinois to Wisconsin, all bring
intelligence to us Of the increase and flow
of into those sections. Ihe
rich 5ot,oms of our own State ure rapidly
becoming populated, and bot few years
will eIapse before thissyasi ex,eul Of terri
tory will he tcemiug with life nnd cui!i-
vaied by sincws that will force from II It's
inu,c wealth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-09

A Proper and Important Decision.-A
London paper says:-'Sir J. X. Bruce
gave judgment in tho Vice Chancelofs
Court las, week on point respecting
wills. A testnlor in 1c3t made will. by
which he gave share Of his estate TO his
daughter and her issue; but by codicil.
added 10 1886. hc provided that his pro
per,y should pass over TO other persons if
his daughter should ever marry. The
ush,cr did marry. and tho "othcr per-
sons" stepped forward 10 claim the mo-
ney. The Judge said that all such res
,raiu,s upon marriages were void by the
English law and the declaration OF the
Court was that The lady should keep the
money"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-09

SAVANNAH, July 90.
From Fiorida.-We have cnnvcrsed
wi,ii an officer Of the Army. lately from
Florida. There is nothing important 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-08-09

Wes.eTn Justice.--The most efficient use
the old squire made Of his Judicial au.hori
~ was upoa ihc occasion Of fight 10.
tween him and old back Crow. al a cotton
picking. They wero bolh widowers, and
rival suffers Eor The affections Of the plump
and saucy widow jenkins. After picking
Of COTTON az over, there was fiddle and
lin pan Introduced, n tune struck up, and
also . dance. Tne old squire was On the
floor with tho widow for partner, aud old
Jack was in the circle that surrounded the
dancers. looking on like poor man'at a
frolic. Tho old squire in passing, psr
poseiy put his heel on Jacks Toe. This
he repeated several times, until old Jack
insisted upon a figh, as matter of re.
dress. The old squire told him. "agreed," +"
and al it they went but the old sqaire
being the most active Of the two, got the
start Of Jack, and beat him good deal
before The old fellow could get under
"headway," but when old Jack did get
himself in motion, he was about to prove
too hard for the old squire, when suddenly
he pushed old Jack away froIl him, and
uut w touCf
command the peace" Instantly old
Jack stopped as il spell bound. "If you
saw word" said the old squire, III will
fine you ten dollars" They stood aud
sazcd a, each other fnr some time. like
two tired chickens. until The old squire
said, "a, it agin." and o, i, they went, the
squire again getting the start. and beating
old Jack almost into mummy before he
could get under way, and no sooner had
Jack obtained The advantage, Than the old
squire rnared out again. command the
peace" aud instantly The fish: ceased. II
is almos, useless to add, that tho old squire
took the widows eye, and afterwards mar
ried her. Poor old Jack, he did not know
wha, was once said by memhcr Of the
Missouri Legislature, THAT even the Go
vernon was no more in 6ght, than any
other man."
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wi Ns. GARDNERs INDIAN BAIsAM OF LIvFRWoRT-
AA AsuPpy OF the genuine, received and for SHE by
60, BOLTON 4 HARRISON
Corner Of Main and Governor street. below the Eagle Ruins
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Trims 90 SYSTEMATICALLY City subscribers $500 per wear
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Annual Advertisers charged $50 nes in that
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CsI published by f Liteh Eclectic Museum Of Fi,,
Science and Art for April received for subs bes
AZ te BOOK store Of 99l SMITH
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N,MsI ana Real Dealers Boots Shoes sign Of the
MAMAioIH BOOT, doors below Messrs Wass,,o,,h rs
Co. and nearly opposite Tnverr Min s,rel ~ ei
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To my old customers and the public generally
HAVE Just received schr Union. from Philadelphia nor
ton ~ my spring stock of materials fo manufacture Of Ia
die AMI Gcntemcns Boots and first atty a. f
Fest French Ini American Calf skins
DO Boot Morocco. f0r Geueman's summer wear
Finest English and tnercan Kid. Tor ladies' Slips
10 French Morocco b. 3D. do.
Dn. Pg Seal d., a, Shoe
The above wn hc made up orcr In he best AMI most o.
able manner and surpassed neaness or dnr,bny hi, a.,
N'"ni''''l 200 uf 'u'u- ALEX. NIL,
late Cook Mn
n ~ a1, ll1 prepared % Manufacture bound prore, ~
s1pcr7rqu1Iy uur
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mrs. Ellis New Book az 25 Gents
1lNHE WIVES OF ENGLAND. thnir -;

Il ma p anu ''1 n ms ms I0r sale by
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UST received by recent arrivals the following
~ se superior and extensive Of Ladies' aud
''-'@'"S Low
ladies Bra lasting Bu1kns
Do. Pine Morocco W. Buskn-
Do. Do. Kid thin sole DO
DO. Do. Paris eotolr.d DO
Misses French Morocco button Slippers
do. Do. III. Buskina
Do. coloured Do DO
'hlhifens French Morocco welt Buskins
Do Bfk DO. Ind Kid DO and Sins
. DO to5oured Do do. DO and Anel. lie.
Also always on hand general of az. X, a., NJ
Rocco Slip Buskins French thick and thin sole. A.. =, ~
"as o every Kind for the Ladies' Shoe ana Ro.
OF every variety, which may found beauh ,r -
Ladies eoioured Moroeoo-a Inch will be- mae mn 20 - -
a very superior style, and At the shortest note.
Trunks ant Carpet Bags Blocking and Shoe Bne. a, On ,,
cent below former prices ~, - ~ P'
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NEW AND CHEAP HOOKS,
Received 9Th May by
SMITH. DRINkER e MnRRIs
A RTICHOkE --Grecn Globe


Received 9Th Mayby
SMITH, DRlNkER & MORRIS
E Lawyer, his character Holy Life by Edward
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The Neighbors story of hy Brencr-transa
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The Inca Of Gypses in spain with an ORR
gna collection Of their poetry by George Borrow late
agent OF the British and Foreign Bible Society IN spain
The Bible IN Spain the Journeys mprison
men OF an Engshman attempt Scriptures
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History II the Great Reformation sixteenth century in
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ton. complete in volume octave
Mrs Washington Pots and Mrs. smith Tales by Mrs Leslie
Military operations Cabul ended in the destruction Of
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Ia Ahghanran, by Lieut.. V. Eyre
Pocen Remains Of the late Lucea Davidson collected and
arranged by her mother with biography by seiFwck the
cheap edition
The Adventures Of Sir Iauneeo Gcaycs cheap edition n
smolctfs Works.
Also the following numbers 81 the cheap editions.
No with plate Farmers Encyclopedia and Dictionary Of
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No Maeauleys Cnueal and Msceanes which completes the
cheap edition. IN four volumes
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The Heidcnmauot, tale. by J. ,. Coopct
The Confessions of Harm Lofrequet Chs Lever copiote
in one volume and cheap edition. ma G
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NOW COMPLETES

"A DICTIONARY Of Arts Manufactlrrs AMI MI. ...,
T-re Nm 20 o. her PRINCIPLES and Practice by Andrew
re, VI u r X : &c Illustrated IUlO
heA volume Of 1910 strongly bound in leather rse; 80
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MADEIRA, sherry and Port wines.

hhuetra- SHERRY and Port Wines.
VIE subscribers take pleasure attention Of the tad.
and Their friends gene-y arrangements recently made with
e essrs bekhurn 10 procure Wines different
qualities OF Madeira Sherry and Port this place which they
WIN confluence and pleasure long and uo- re-
pahe snding of the Messr Blackburn guarantee that any
orler LOT tsr Wines viii be compliance with agree
nn The subscribers soct orders Mae. Of IN. secr
u" o nes-rs George and Robert Blackburn Of Madeira for
s 90 he-erve London Particular choice London Particular
reia buaL Malm-ey and Tinta Seue and Por, ,,
Mercy ana oporo selected by Mesrs. Forster & Co
ot Of Sherr"- aud Port have opportunity. through ths
ageneyto command purest and best tab. of H. s,
qualities and prices be on application 10
Hh - DUNLOP. MONCURE A Co Agents
EcENE I'D and opening this day Misses beautiful col
od Caters and Half Caters They are indeed rar. and
beautiful J. T. WATKINS 4 Co Main sfr.e,
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of HanTFoHD. CONN.

ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
o. HaRTFOHD. CONN.
Agency mt Richmond, Virginia.
INHlS Company was incorporated in the wear
and against los or damage by Ere on dwny $500
manufacturing establishments household furniture. uecln
az. IN general on the most favorable terms.
Any Losses which Company may sustain on rqre. ,k.n n,
Uni. agency VIII be adjusted with promptude and lbealy
made To the subscriber fully appointed Agent for ,h
City Of Richmond and vicinity.
w. BALDWIN Aren't.
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, sc. &c.
iesaic and Retail.
q WE take tins again remind our ftieri.
a ' "SS s,9s ac s % y" s sss s ss our %.s
- lower than formerly. and as Is our de,sr.aip.on 20
~, "a. s'ck A. fast possible. COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS and purchasers generally give Us call before ,bv
assuring them tina; on our par shall be wannr n, o,s
mem IN all respect" Amons.,
FOR LADIES.
Teg superior French Morocco and Kid Slippers
Ladies' very superior French Morocco Walking shoes do
DO do seaskin and Md do do
10 hne French Morocco and Md Buskin-
Do cafsn and nuek.ki~ sh S@p'e' beautiful at u
10 eo"ued Morocco sipDers. white and white .a,n Do
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Do calfskin Boots. I'd Ord qualities
DO low priced pesEed and Boots
10 very superior caf.kn and Morocco Brogan' MiI~s'
fine Kpsn rosan and n sSos shoe s Do
DO fine bu'k'kn sbogS , AMI Is sliPPe'
Misses very fine French Morocco and Kid Slippers
q. 10 do do Walking Shoes
do do do do and Sea.kn Ioo,,e.
10 Do do Seafkin and Leather Walking Shoe.
BOYS.
boys very Tine CafskR Brogans nc Shoes
Do do do kipskin do DO
do hned and bound, pegged and sewed Brogans
DO thick unbound begged sewed DO
WOMEN
"omens leather begged and sewed weIis assorted
do do do 30 Root do
do do hid and Moroceo shpper. do
MEMS.
"In Nned anu bound pcgged and seved Kip Brogans
DO do do do do Shoes
DO thick unbound pegged and sewed Broeans
DO thick peggei and scwed Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Of Chdrens Boots and Shoes at all p..
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather and Wood Travelling Trunks 81
prior carpet Travelling Bags Vace Trunk Can and ir Papr
Wrapping Paper Sine Thread assorted Shoe Brushes
Hair Trunks all sizes, &c. d. BrTIIINCToN a Cn
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Boots Shoes &c
- - Mansion Iiou-c.
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lVn SMITH DINNER MORRIS.
LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE,
O20 HHDS. y. O. Sugar, part prime
SOO 90 30 Porto Rico do pau superior
20 boxes Loaf AMI Lump Sugar
- hhds Trinidad
IL do New Orleans 49,, 800,
5 do Porto Rico ''''''''''''
5 do Matanzss
ego bags Prime iarum
$50 do Rio
96 DO Oh Government Java
&C do Cuba -
$50 do Porto Rico f'ofFtt
$50 do African
% do Maacaiho
~ do 81 Domingo
500 sides Sole Leather Hcmlock and Oak Tsnn,i
Shoe Thread and Irvine
Hags Pepper. DO rimento
700 Kegs Nails AMI Uf1i-
; tons American Bli.icrcd steel
tons Virginia Blrlfou
IS bales Virginia and Georgia Cotton
so uctces prime Rice
Sacks salt English Refined Table salt
100 boxes sNiO and tONt3 Window Cass
no bales Son Shell Almonds
22O toNes Bunch Easns
Drums Pigs
los nests Wool Ware
90 dozen Painted Hucscs
20 do Corn Broous
Q talcs Hops
Bushels Clover seed
Imperial and Gunpowief Tea Black Tea
Hcmp and Manila Red Cords
Hemp and Cotton Plough Lines
81 bags Wooi-fg bags Feahcrs-Cotion Yarns
ESQ hags shot-Hcgs puponrs Cunpowief
Sporting Powder n rlnstcrs
Writing. Letter and Wrapping Ptper
boHes soap Brown. Vanesated White SCENTED Sc.
30 do HuHs Patent Candies
DO Taiow
DO Sperm do
sherry, Pod, Nu'cat ant Champagne Wines
saH rctrc, Alum. coprc,s Naddsr and Indigo
NH ~
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BOLTON & HARRISON,

druggists & ApOtheCarics, corner q Vain and
Governor Streets, tbel0Ir the Eagle RuiHsO
'bWE subscribers having opened Store respectfully
u offer country others an extensive ass7rt
ment Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Obs colours viii IA
they will sell lowest terms
Epson salts Flour sulphur. Camphor, Macnesa SIENNA.
Mama Castor OIL IN bottles, Soda for washing.
Potash and Pclriash Sahat1s,
salt Pere, Jamaica Ginger ScdItz and Yeast Powders
White Lead Linseed oil Spirits Tupenne Copal Vanish.
Japan Vanish Venetian Red Spanish Brown Ground V,rgrs
Blue dGreen Neriiier, Paris White. Dutch Pink.
Red Lead, Blue Red and Yellow Paint Window Glass
yellow Ochrc Rose Pink Indian Red Imperial Green
Chinese Blue Sap Green, Drop Lake IA article
for wals)
snph ouinine Morphine. &c supply Of segars chew
NH
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

for the removal md pcrman e OF NIL d il
enses arising from an impure state of the
BLOOD, or habit of the system. viz:
Scroi or Kings Evil rheumatism CltaDeous Ern
uon fmps or Po'tues the Face. Boche Bles Chroni
Sofe Lye Ring Worm or letter Scah Head Enlargement an
PAIN OF the Bones and Joints stubborn Ulcers Syuhe ynn
TONS seaea or Iumbago and diseases arising from an nud
epus Use o Mercury Asete or Dropy exposure inprldnc
IN life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders Will be reroye
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CHEAP And FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS

IN GoODS.
'ENHE subscriber invites the attention of all
u purchasers OF Dry Goods hs large and well selected SOL
winch has been purchased principally will be sofa AZ
SINS
Rich striped figured and watered Pom dc Soi
Rich chanEeabe and figured 10 do
thene omhfe, Paii Pekn and Gace silks
Heavy black and blue black Pom de sou
Rich blue black Gro de Afrique
Black and blue black satin STRIPED erode P.k,
Do do do De Arnures
ALSO,
Bombaznes Of every quality
hatiion lustrcs, Alpacha DO
Pain and figured Eolennes and Piris.ennes
-UO pieces ~ Mousene from lsi per yard consist
OF pan and hed PARIS quality the cheapest and best ever offered
Bazannes, plain and hg't. from Is Cd to Is
Paris Printed Lawns.
GOODS IN GENERAL. VIZ:
IRISH Linens Of an qlahtcs insh DIrers n,,,sk Tail an,
hrasele do Table Cloths Damak Napkins Huckatcs Tow.ng
Brown Linen Table Cloths Drapery Muin F,nre Rel Tks
'al'ots Parasois sin and Cotton Hosiery.
DOMESTIC GOODS
bales Of Mattoaea Mechanics Manchester Shceturs
- DO, No. l and Cotton Oznaburgs
Nos. !. and 3GCman BurIar-
Lawrence. Book Nil ard York Mil Sbirt,rys
81 and i2-1 Hamilton shectincs Sc
~ JouN ,yptctrr
nOCT SHEHWOOD'S Magnetic Remedies.
~ for Chronic DiscFes clss Hypeuapby or CIror
mla. " ~ VI ''''
Hse remedies of my manufacture are always
90 hl my new medical pamphlet entitled The Motive Power ~
INC human system with the symptoms and Treatment Of Chronic
pase~ 10 protect mo and the public extensive maud.
." "i''>'sis. ". VI. SHERWOOD. NJ u.
Iof,ae by Sc DOVE
W' ~ Agent Tor Richmond
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O The above Medicine is prepared by ADAM YOUNG Drug
gst Hapers Ferry and sold by him. and Druggists
SAie- friee, only Sl5O. small supply hand BY
GAYNOR & LYEII.
One door above Bell Tavern.
March 2 IS43. Richmond "a
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VOLUME 80. NUMBER l39.
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-
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previous on"~ combines hgh desr-.
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