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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
INSURANCE.,

ENRE &MARiNE INsURANCE-Thsrs ar
twositaatiOns only IN which individuals can
- placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the sane ofineurance. These are. while -,and-
ing upon the runs Of their own properly, suher
receiving from an insurance Office the full a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by desolate fam
~, smentnR hat stupidity and folly which hac
failed 10 provide for such a contingency.
ATKfN Sun Agent Of the PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFOhD, CONN
viii take risks on dwelling houses ware houses,
siorea, mills, facf0ries. &c, together with their
contents. such as furniture, merchandise, ma
ehintrY, and cyergOther description Of insurabie,
properly. Aiso, on steam, keel and fat boats
eQd their carg0es 20 and from any port on the
Western Waters.
..Oa.cs Ga Maia slfeei, aesfiy opposite the S
hoieL iaa 4, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

D. n. fAhNESIOCkS VERMIFUGE
A PERF,ECTL SAFE
AND CERTAIN CURE FOR WORMS.
CERTIFlCATES Of its efficacy cnn be seen I
tns store OF the Subscribers sufficient to sat
Isfy t1e most incredulous. Price Is cents.
WHiTELEY, Green Co. Pa.
Mr.. b. A. Fahnestsek q. Co. ''D' i''''
Dear Sir; have been using your Vermifuqe in
the most sure and safe Worm DESTROYER that /
I was called TO child six or seven wears old in
, Law Io4zi "hlen was men IN spasms with the
worms, gave u one vial Of your Vermfhipe a.
RIeeaniyto directions, and the child passed 44O
|oTms. In few weeks, / gave il another vial
Su u ssed zoo more, making in all 60 Worms.
me chid recovered immec lately, AMI has enjoy
ed good health ever since.
have prescribed IL in many other cases in
which 1t has brought ewey 200 and 300 Worms.
JONATHAN MORRfS.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
insre are Fermifuges in almost every section
o. ne COUNT Y asserted 20 be the same. Or equal
20 (Which - not the case,--therc
gre none iikeH. They contain danaerous inqre.
dents. Avoid them as You value ne aod beai,b
use the hrst and only safe anr effcacious one
70, 70 not pc peff uaded by the interested vender
mat others viii answer a. we'll
b A FAHNEsTOcK & co.
C0hner OF SIKH and Wood sts. Pittsburgh.
M'MEEUfN.
JONAS CRUMBACKER, g.
JAMES BAKER,
B.A FAHNEsTOcKs ANTI nfeell Rfii , Eoa,i,
fibLS.-A gentle but efficient cathartc. er-
pressly adapted f0r family physic; and are moi
suIP9sscd by any other Pill n use for 90 cases In
=, I'm q eatnaTic is indicated. They will operate
20, ioueniy without gripping. Price % cts for =
Oox containing 30 pills.
PneumOaie OF Couch Balsam-A vslusbl.
remedy for Coughs and Colds. Price Ok 800
C0Ngh Lozenges.-Those Lozenaes posses n
me virtues Of the best Coush Syrup, are conve-
ne9t 20 carry N ne pocket and very pleasant
10 Ine taste. Price 25 cents.
q, CarnatHafire Losenges-for the cuts Of tbe
SUMMER complaint As the season ia now an.
PIC acning m which bowel complaints are al,vovs|
tefy troublesome as well AZ dangerous. avery
,atnlll should be provided with a box Of these
III enkes, which, tused according % directions
WI certainly cure. Price Is cents.
Laqntd OpOdeidoc This penetrating arfi,fs
gossssses double the strength Of he common
yl3s.el.ioe Is more cleany and much more con
FenienuY applied. Price Is cent?
~ ssieby , 3 M'MRCHEN,
~ wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

AtLOTIlS. &C.-My stock Of Bn,ad CLOTHS
" beaver CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, SATTI
NETTS. VESrlNGS and all other articles Cenile
mens' wear very ronpleie and desirable. Call ana
see them. (oci y w II SELBY.
LPACAs, MERINOES, Sc. &c. Y"u Will
+. n finh nj Corner Main aud Madison streets. -
superb assortment of AlIacas, Chusans. Afctinoe-
plain and 6g'd M"uslin de LANES. ami all other
Fashionable WINTER GOODS. Examine before
yu iuv, and yos will find them cLe,p nj desrabfs
ocr 2 w 4 SELBy.
- HAWLS!-A splendid stock Of SHAWLi Oi
~ every desert s'on viii ne fo..nd Samit,a,i,i
a, the FANCY DRY GOODS STORE. "f
oct 2 w Il SELBY
EXTRA FINE-A few piece. super Gg',
IL and waiered Fren-h vELvErs Cor dresses.
superior .uaiy. Call som you will miss them
oct VT SELBY.
HHLAIN GOODs--Mule coIorcd Alpaca.
Mermors aud Muuslin sr Laiues for drerse
aud plain Shswls, (-,me maeriai) Alsn. a ia.
ass'rlmen of irendly prints aud n,h~r I,Ta,a GOODS
at (or - w T sELRY'S
pASKETS-A let iray. Hing BASKETS
] 2D just deed by l~f 3 w It sELBY.
nIMITY RUFFLEs-Ahe aniiinl style a
~ This article. .sm~ihing new, You snn find at
oct3 SELBY'S.
HbLANKETs. BAiZES AND FLANNEL.
/ q ID ID san call at Tho Gamer NJ in aad NIa,liSo
Sir, els. near The site Of Inc contemplated ne,
| Buiee.l ynn will huy me fine b aukcis B,z.
aud Flanne:s. ns they gO,d aud cheap. oct 3
! ~ MBk ELIAS i have jn,t received a nes
q supply ni UMBRELLAS. am.H,g which mr.
few ezra SIZE snPerinr silk. large ennngh car
man mud hi. family tnr ihan ten IN number
oct ts- w " SEI,BY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

u NVILS AFD VICRs.-A GOOD sssor,Toe,s.,,
- received end Ter sale BY
may is OFT q GREER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
From tie Phil .s,sryiean !seu,infi lJauSl

from tie Pill. .i,arTican Stniiari. Nag 81.
Daring ASeent. Thrilling Iaridem-Mr
Wise the distinguished mrunnu, made an Us.
ceusipm from Carlisle. Pa. II half past two ~
clock on Saturday iast. aud dc-cendsd NJ o.
clock OH the same afternoon hear Lancaster. Il
distance nt fifty four miles. which he passed
over iu two hours aud hall. lie was i"wed
into Lancaster by IN nnmrnse crowd Of per-
SONS, ard standing in his ear returned the
cheers with which he was sa!"!rd by ccn,inn-
al bowing with hal IN hand. But the most dar,,
ing portion nr this adventure was yet TO cone: !:
upon arriving nj Cen,re Square. he divcsisd
himself OF every particle OF his clothing except
his pauiaioons. aud detaching the car from the
bali6an 10 make the weight as light Us possible,
look his seat on narroD board attached TO the
chords The balloon aud giving The sigma! TO
= let gn," shot away like nu arrow from the
bnw, and nearly in 4 straight line, lrnving be-
hind i,iuI hundreds vino were amazed al the sin-
gular boldness of the daring feat. He ascend
ed, nearly mile. aud was fast fading from
sight, when he began TO descend. and actually
alighted about two squares from The place Of
starting.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
CRARLEsros. June 10.


Coi'or.-Rcccived sIuce our last 3IIS bales.
Uplunds. viz: 1910 by wnler nad 1908 hy
Rail Road Exported in SINE time 99eO bales.
leaving on hand shipping stock OF li.2e4
bales. exclusive Of 5665 bales an shipboaId not
cleared. The past week commenced IN Sa-
,irday las: with fair enquiry, resulting in the
sale of li91 bales or that day. ut the firm rairs
Of tl,- previous week. Early on Mouday morn
ing we rercived per steamer Aradia. Liver.
pool accounts 10 The 18th. aud IIayre to The
l7l!i uii. Al both places the Coilon market
had rallied and was decidedly more favorable
ti,an conld hdve been anticipated from the ac.
cnunr4 rsce:yed pre@i"rsIy. Our n,arkr, i'm
mediaielr opened will. al animated drr.and ;
during which. holders started and obtained mn
advanre Of aboni on their pTnvinis asking
prices. and about 81 i on prices ~ wlIcl, they
had been offered. The operations on that day
amounted 10 25li bacs. TN Tuesday the
demand continued 10 a nearly equal extent
the Eales reaching PODS bales. On "Wednesday
there seemed tn hc Il sudden check TO farther
operations and the market on Tint day, as we'll
a. OH Thursday and yesierdny was very iunc.
tive. only 610 bales changing hands in thai
time The continued firmuess Of holders was
perhaps The principal Cause .nr tins activity.
The total sales of the week amount to 6777
bales, raEst,ag a, from IS 10 74.-Mereury..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
Augusta, June g.

Co;ioa-Our last weekly report represented
the market for this article rs being very firm,
though hplders were wiliin. sellers whenever
they were allie tn obtain full rates. On Monday
evening wc had advircs 'fiiin Liverpool. bS
The Acadia mp to The I9iIr ult.. showing an ad.
vance in that marke, of from ID. u ID. per h..
with extensive sales. since ihcn.--lhnugh We
have moi been advised Of any improvement in
onr maIkei.-holders have become quite film
aud many Of them refuses 10 sell ualeAs nn ad.
vance Of a, least ic. cal be obtained on the
rates. current beinIe the news. The receip,.
continue very li.ll-ligh;. eveu fnr this season
of the year, and The stock is reducing very fast,
We quote extreme Of the narl,s, 4! a7c.-
chiefly q, 81 cts.--Consiiiationaitst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

4 Smi'e.-Who can tell The value of n
smile Il COSTS the giver nothing. hut is
beyond price to the errins and rrlenting-
the sad and cherrlcss-lhe lost aud Tor.
saken. ii disarms malice subdues TEN.
per-iurus hatred TO ioge-revengc 10
kindness-aud paves HE darkened path
with gems nf sunlight. A smile 90 the
brow berrays kiud heart. pleasant
friend. an uITeclioua,e brother. a duliiu!
son, nnd a happy husband. IL adds a
charm TO beauty, decorates. the face of the
defnrmej. and makes lovely woman re-
semble the angels Of paradise. Who Will
refuse 10 smile
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
SWERIRF,S SAFE.

PY virtue Of sundry writs of Fieri Fa-
As cias, will proceed to sell at Edge.
6cId Court House, on ihe FIRST Monday and
Tuesday in July next, the following pro-
perry:
Solomon Johnson vs John Mathews.
forty acres Of land, more or less, where
defendant lives.
Watson Crews & 20. VS. II. L. Mayson
L. Co. and JOHN Mcbride; Trcnhelms &
Tnominson vs. tho same; Wildman g.
Dibble vs. the same; nine negroes, viz.
Cary, Roxcna. Frank, Sarah. Evelina,
John, Arthur. Tom aud Daniel, the pro.
periy Of Ii. l.. Mayson.
S,cedman O. Mcue,t vs. Benjamin Bar.
ton. four hundred acres Of land. more or
less, where defendant lives.
Addi'an Wrny. bearer, vs. Jefferson Berry
and Mildred Bery, four hundred aud fiay
acres Of land, more or less. where defen-
dant Mildred Berry lives. adjoining lauds
Of Jas. Sheppard and Joshua Harris.
Allison Deloach, for Nancy Oliver vs.
Jesse Shupperi, John Sbumper and
Daniel Livingston. seven hundted and
thirty acres Of land, moro or less. adioia-
ins WIN. Shumpcr, James Merchant aod
others.
Minor w. Gracy VS. WIN. Bridges and
K. 7. Moore. administrators of Samuel
Aluore, deceused; Benjamin ii. Gray vs.
The same; four hundred acres Of land,
more qr. less, adjoining Jacob Long and
Wilson Sheety.
NJ. Watson vs. Richard Dunkin, two
i.0rrrs.
N. T. NIendenha!l IS WIN. ". vii.
iians, three hundred aod thirty acres nf
land. more or iesa. being a part Of the
Coker Spring Traci, adjoining lands of r.
NJ. Rodgers, The csihte of William Elliott,
the estate Of John Low, aud Others.
Wan. 'Dozier vs. Joseph Jay; Daniel
Wheeler - the same Dennis McCany
for the use Of bis wife VS. the same w. s.
y. At.awaJ ss the same; ono negro girl
SiIvry.
Stephen Wilson vs. Dudley Rouutree,
uae negro. Charlotte.
Julius Day W E.imnnd Kennedy, four
hundred acres Of land. more or less, od-
joining John William, J. S. Fcuke, aud
others.
Oliver Towlcs Ordinary VS. David Lit,
tie, administrator, lh.ee hundred acres OF
land, more or less. adjoining Jshu Mobley,
Mrs. Vaughn and others, also, Que negro
boy, Frank.
Teens Cash.
s. CHRISTIE, SID.
june 10 81 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

at full ia;cs Of last week, and the market con.
linncs quite brisk, although prices hive no, ad-
yanced much. say CT. on fair qualities. The
late acrounls per Acadia will be the means OF
bracing up going rare<, and keep them from
receeding Cor some weeks. We sill quote rs
extren,es. Al 10 81 cts; aud in some instances
Is high as Cts, though we do not set the lat-
ter down rs n general price.
EJehaase.-On the North. Ear TO ! CT. prm.
On Charleston and Savannah, par.
Fe'ghts.-Tweniy.five cents per hundred
pounds for all articles weighed. except Cotton
Begging. lioiiow.ware and Moiasses in hogs.
heads, per rail road. tn Charleston. To Snyan-
NAH. 80 els. per bale for Couon.-JoEraal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

Steamboat Erpiosioa.--Aboutl II o'clock
yesterday the steam towbnat PhGnix,
Capipiu hnnabeI. alier anciiorins the ship
FlaviuS, which she had in tow near Hurts
plantation, blew up. Two of,he dremen,
whose names are not known. were killed
by The explosion, and third, supposed to
be dsowued. is missing. The pilot, John
II. Clark, and the engineer, James Skin,
ner, are so severely scaljed that doubts
arc entertained Of their recovery. A Mr.
Hall, a passenger who Sas on board the
ship, is missing. The boilers were only
three years old, aud were bull, over The
riycr.-Picayune
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

Tomato DunPiiag.-AllLoush VIC have
bul inrie faith III The belief that tic invrn-
Tor Of Tomato Pills will ever be able 10
substitute his concentrated extract Of To.
ma!o !nr caion,ei, yet we verify do most
consciously believe rhal the day is not
distant wien Tomato dgmplings aud pud-
dings will be usi as fashionable nn tie
dinner table, as busi!es now are with the
ladies. IN The manner of composition.
mode of cooking and sauce the gooi house
wi.r musl proceed the same rs 81 would
with an apple duapling with the cxcep.
tim, that care must be taken in putting in
tue Tomato mol TO extract tho seed or
break the meat, in The operation Of skin
uing il. We have eaten this vegetable
raw, wilbou, any Ihing-cut up with vin-
egar, salt, pepper. aud nusiard-friel. in
butter aud in lard. broiled and basIed with
butter. s,cwed with ond wi,hou, bread with
butter-and with clear conscience we
can say we like them every way they have
ever heen fixed for The palale {; hui of all
the modes Of dressing them os yet kuown
to us. we greatly prefer ;hem when cooked
iu durnplinss, for TO US il appears that The
slcaming they received in their dough en-
veIopes- increases in a very high degree
that spice flavor which even in their un-
cooked stale, makes them such decided
lavUrites Of the epicurc.-Americaa Far
mer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

Post Qfses Dsspaseh.-The following from
the Boston Courier, goes to show ,ha; the Pos,
Office, a, Ieas, in that section Of the Union, is
10 the hands Of capable, deserving officers;
Would to God we were able to chronicle an
ac, Of our Southern Pos,masiers, thai would
come within days trasei Of the following.
after making allowance for uarm ,ecaiGer.
"Bxsiness Of tLe Boston Pos, 06fce.-The
immense amonn, of business transacted in the
Boston poa Office yesterday is worthy Of note.
and the accuracy anil despatch exhibited by
the Postmaster and his CLERKS, arc deserving OF
all praise. TIE Acadia MAI! fiom L"csp"nI,
received in the nIornins. contuined l2.DU0 let
tens, and the Caledonia's mail, sent OF ut two
o'clock for Liverpool, contained 1850 letters.
The domestic letters which passed through the
office during the day were very numerous. and
il is within Bound. Ia say. tha. al least 81, COO
letters and $50 bushels Of newspapers were
received and despatched ii this office during
business hours. The Boston letters by the
Acadia. and the letters by the Southern nai
were all assorted. charged. and got ready for
delivery, by half pas, 9 o'clock.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

Death Of Noah W,bster.--Died. in New
Haven, ahout 8 O'Clock on Sunday eve
nius NOAH WEBSTER, LII. D., in the Ssh
year Of his age.
DR.. Webster has been long time be-
fore the public as IA prominent Individual
in The various departments of society, aud
a shor, notice Of the principal events Of his
life cannot be unacceptable 10 the public.
UIc was born in West Hartford in this
State, October 10Th. lbs. He was n
descendant, Of John Webster Que Of the
frs, settlers of Hartford. - ho was mem
her OF The colonial Council from ilS first
formation, and subs' qucnIly Governor Of
Connecticut.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
Colllllscrciai.

LwgRpooL. May ~.
coitoa.-During he last week we bad an
extensive demand for Cotton, more particular.
ly from speculators, who have purchased very
largely; al the same time il may be observed,
The trade have not taken above their average
quantity. relying apparently on tie large stocks
TO supply lheit wants NJ may be required. The
miidling qualities of American Cotton within
the last ten days have advanced Id to III per lb.
higher qualities remain withou, change. The
saieso week ending May I2, amounted 10 49,
900 bales of NIL descriptions, Of which specilIa-
tors took 3i.700 American, and exporters 700
America and 200 Aiadras, and the trade the re-
mainder, consisting of l6, 400 bales. -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14
Correspondence efhe Boston Ailas.

T. ~ ~ -
A letter ir,u, P. a. Delano. Esq, U. S. Con-
Epi at Talcahuana, dated February l4ii,, con-
tains the following The nc c0unis from Quay
CARDS The yellow fever Il il said that two
thirds of the population Of that place have per-
ished. and that the authorities medtn,ed buri-
irs the city. All vessels coming from any
port in New Grenada, aud along the coast rs
iar souh as Tumbcz, are subjected to 4 quar-
an,iac in the ports of Chill. The ship Luuiin.
ary. Of Warren. has just come on, of quaran.
tine, where she was detained forty days on ac-
coun, Of having touched Al Teca,nas abou: two
months pre,iuuS to Coming here.
The quarantine regulations fail hard upon
our Whale ships, which only touch in FOR re-
| cru,s, and as they generuIy pass or ! months
nj sea nileT touching n, any of the ports within
the miis of the infected part Of the coast. there
can be no fear Of their bringing the con:agion
without lis being known. lave written 10
our Charge d'Aifairs Al Santiago. TO inieies,
himself liz getting from the Governments mi
ligation Of The established rules IN favor Of
Nhsers, and expect to hear from lin in a dry
! or ;.o. Before closing this Will mention Il
tragic occurrence which took place in this port
pg the 9th instant Samuel Dodge Cooper, of
The barquc Agamin. of New Bedford. came on
shore OH duty, in the mnrning. apparently in
sound nlini and health, bu, becoming sudden
ly dcrauscd stnhbed a. Whitehead. master Of
said harqae, ind three others, American sca-
nen-onr of whom. George Miller. died in.
samtausori- y-:i,e others. though badly wo'n-
ded. have recovered. Dodge is IN I.iison.
awaiting his trial. and as the case is exactly
similar Ia that OF Paddock. which took place in
Valparaiso faw years ago, II is Ia be feared
that his fate viii be the same. shall do all in
NY power 10 save lis i!:c OIL The plea o! insan.
i,y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

Sombo's Asironomy.--Ons oh de stars
is Jupiter. aud one OBJ dem is Venus. and
one oh dem is Satan. Disis de- star dH
go wandering 10 aud fro in de aisih, seek
ing who he may destroy somebody. | hear
him roar in dc night in do winter like q
lion. and ecls DO bible aud put him under
my head. SO dai be caui DO nossih Ia me.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

"When broker exacss three per cent
a month said Trap yesterday. .he is a
scre,v." Spuggle was OF opiuion that
such man ought 10 be kicked out Of any
unfortunate mans house. Trap remark.
ed ,lia, il was true. but added that in thai
case. the person kicking would cUne un-
der tue tile of scrcr Griwr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

SO much fo' Washingioniaaism.-We
were stopped in the street day or two
ago. by Waslineionian friend, who re-
market that he was building house. On
our expressing so,ne surprise, he added,
thai since he had joined The Washingtonian
Society. two years ago. he had put into
his money box The sum of two hundred
which had he not become o Washington.
ian. would have gone--and he pointed his
finger significantly toward his mouth. lie
then related an incident which is worth
recording. We will give il as near as
possible in his own words:
~ stort time since an acquaintance
from the country, with whom had for
merly been accustomed 10 drink, brought
me some lumber for my house. Before
settling. he asked me TO go with him TO
get something 10 drink.
Very we'll said |.
We then went into place where liquor
is sold. aud be. called ftr that whirhsuiied
him and asked me what would take
"A glass OF wascr.' said |.
What, you are not a Washingtoriian =
You will think so. when you see the
moucy with which | shall pay you.'
then iook from my pocket thirty scyen
dollars in four ha'peunies, and paid him.
You never saw a man so asionishcd. He
put his gIahs upon the counter and left j,
uu,as,cd.?' =
AS may be supposed, we left our friend,
gra,ifed at such effects Of Wushinglonian-
ism. We had no, gone far before we Eell
in with another Washingtouiau. friend,
who wished to take the Gazette and pay
for Il in his work. lie was shoe. maker.
He remarked that, as he was repairing q
house he bad recently purchased, il was
difficult to get money for other purposes
than that. On making enquiry in regard
to his prosperity since he had become a
w ashinstonian, he said that We might
Judge what be was. He had purchased q
10, Of lind for $500. building for $50,
had paid S25 for removing it, aud was now
flung il iup.
The twomen wefe among the frst MEM
bers OF the Bangor Washingionian Socie-
,y. aud when they became 50, were verify
'subjecls.' We have, no doubt, thai many
of their brethren IN The city. can give ns
good accouu, Of themselves as ihey. So
muc! for WasIiiugsoniarism.--Ban. Ga=.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER TOWLES, Esquire

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY OLIVER T0WLES, Esquire,
I'D Ordinary Of Edeefeid Dis,ricr.
Whereas. Laura Ann Hobbs, bath ap-
piled 10 mo for Letters OF Administration
de bonis uun, on all and singular ,hc goods
and chaiieIs, rights aud credits of Wnr. o.
Hollingswor,h, late OF the Distrir, afore-
said, deceased. ~
These are, therefore, 10 cite and adnon.
ish a!Iaud singular, the kindred andcredi-
tors of the said deceased, to be aud appear
before me, at our next ordiuary's Couri for
The said Dis,ric, 10 be holden a, Edgefeld
Court House on The 26ih OF June, IS43.
To show cause, il any, why the said Ad.
miuis,raiion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day Of June, one thousar eight hum.
dred aud forty three, &ip th, s;.xty-sevenlh
year of American independence.
o. TOWLES, o. z. D.
Jauc IA, 1913. (s2 l28l B %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

EssiraL-The Camden journal of The 1t
lust. says:-" a prOtracted meeting has been
going on Cor some three weeks past in the
Methods, Church of this town; nnnii'er Of
persona have been awakened and about twelve
profess religion. Seventeen have attached
themselves ,c tho Methodist, and three to the
Bap,is, Church. Meetings are now being held
daily M bot, Churches. May the Lord con-
iinue Among usv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-14

4 qnnr, Of corn soaked in strong sail
petre liqaor. aud sown upon the surface
Of un acre oil land at the time when the
corn is coming oul Of the ground. or NJ
The lime the crows commence pulling it
up. will serve as sure protection against
their interfering a, all with The coru. J
have practised II for Is years, without
ever knowing o hill ofcorn being touched
by them after this.-Vhippic.