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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
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sneaLIc, Ifnol an ue>rjcable dilemma. At their late
Convention ia Richmond, they adopted resolution
recommending the ith Monday in November next, a.
the most suitable day ter the meeting Of the National
Convention; upon which will deyolyc The duty oil no,m
mating Candidates for Tia, Presidency and wee Prcs-
dency In the recommendation al that day they have
been preceded by Tennessee and Missouri and will be
followed probable by New York aud ollor an Buren,
States On tAe other h,tI. Maryland and kentucky,
md the Johnson aud Buchanan Conventions in Prnnsyl-
yania, have recommended the bind Monday in May
ISL the mo-i suitable period Tor the conyocaton Of
hat Convention. Now, What We desire to know is
nlt all the States shall Lave held their respective State
meetings and indicated each lis preference for tn, one
u The other u theso periods, where is he Litc, to de
eide between them? We know of nonc--nor can We
well perceive ~ what means such an aIber can be con
-tatcd Ut Is manifest that without reference OF
this qnr-'n, Which, though Of mero luc, aud
therefore seemingly trivial Is d,omfd une Of vial in
ortancc hy the friends If Tie principal aspfanla for
he Iocuuco nomination, 10 authoritative lin
nal, mutually nRrecd upon, rGriur between them
IS nefliahle II no such Tribunal eau he agreed upon
aud nomn'nally satisfactory arfangc ucn can be made
Tho llh Nj 'nday IN November will find assembled in
Convention only the advocates Of that particular day
"ho II is apparent will all be the friends of Mr. Van
Buren, and who will of course confer ON that gentleman
the nomiu1tion- indeed the adyoc,f,s ur ,Ao
la, named period confident in thcir sureti,r st,c,u
should ON TIA, account lulsro 1lcir ,qet.uncc-
aeriug that by II elinuuiel n,e,t a, tlai t,,, no
could their ltyerie candidate zland ,l. ,,,,,o, l,
Of sncrcss be content to,nely l., mimi, +, l
necessity and 90 into Cunyfntiop win, , l,cr,,i,a.
q lIt I1y.r 1 ,,f H. l.. 4
Of course, the friends of Mr. Van uunn uo,l l,, ~
reht to complain should they be- t,,,rn =, ,,r o,,
oamr and they woulJ mn ,,yl, l,, T., a., r,,.. ...,
generally accord to Mr.. Calbo,n II, 81, .o, r., IN
llc latter il is mon Than ,rJ,sll ,L,, NJ, r,u,,
! snprr,c,, yonld ;, (,,so t L. ,,,li r,i, ,
a Convention held in oprr4i,iop f., ,L;, ui.h,e mad
would stand un,n ,I,ir .,,.,.,.l ;l, ', -, r,.
Guilty s,c,ns IN ,s T., h. am, ,,,,, . =, -,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

81 It Is stated in The Richmond Enquirer, that tiY
i5l2fU., " III ldjqum Jtou' tAe So,i ri Much
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
Still sIscatcr Decline.
Z. e. IL y. y - ss sc r ",
a IKE nov lec'iNmg their supply
HnJi ay,d Winter Goods.

recently bought prin gily declining market &4l at
lgIor.
They respectfully invite tho attention oil all il wait Of
.'rs. "nd. Chsai' foods,
as ,'''s al .-sll--lntd 70 rleaoc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-01-27
From the Burlington Free Press.
LOCO FOCO CONVENTION.
MoNTpELIER, Jan. 6, IS49.

MONTPELIER, Jan. q, 1913.
And who do you think they have selected
as candidates TO be voted for BY the Locofocos
(and defeated by the PEOPLE, in accordance
with commendable custom, which has pre-
varied throughout our commonwealth from
remote antiquity for the Offices of Gov
ernoT for the ensuing year! Do you suppose
the "FGrmer Of Lamoille," and the Middle
bury ''hobby rider" have again been put on
to the track! II so you are sadly mistaken.
Poor Nathan, after having been used, from
time Immemorial, as a sort of ''parfV pack
horse" has at length been compelled TO with
draw from the course, and the ''ru6le shtrt''
section of the party have triumphed most sig
nally in caucus, or in the language of an emf
nent Locoloco, the Democracy Of wealth and
talent have gloriously triumphed over The
Goldfish Democracy Daniel Kellogg of Rock
ingham, and Wylys Lyman of your town.
two gentlemen of he green bags have been
brought into the field, the former for the post
OF Governor, and the latter for that oc Lieut..
Governor for the coming year. OF the char
acter oil Mr.. Kellogg as a man, have at pres
ent, nothing TO say. But | cannot conceal
my surprise, that a party who have sung
hosannah TO the ".farmer of Lamoillen for SO
many years, and who arrogate to themselves
all the Democracy in the state, should have
put IN nomination, for the highest digniies in
the commonwealth, one of the most thorough
Ar'S!ocrais in New England man who
wope as soon think of jumping into the era
ter OF fesuVlus, as he would of soiling his kid
gloves by touching the "huge pG,cs' of the
democracy have not time TO amplily on
inns point, but with your permission, | will
drop lew. hints to your readers on the sub
Ject hereafter IL is fruitful theme, and
ought to be "kept before the People"
ETHAN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

CDuEE liz IL - Dlso - NV -
DY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire.
I'D Ordinary Of Edgefiel'i District.
Whereas, Edward X. DoolitIlc, hath ap-
piled 10 me Eor Letters of Administration
on all and singular the goods and chat'els'
rights. aud credits Of Rhoda Doolit'le, 'aic
Of the Distric, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. 10 cite aud admon
ish all and singular the kindred ard crcdi-
tors Of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me. n, our next Oidiuary's Couri
for the said Distric! to be holden at Edge
field Court House on the 18th inst, 1913.
TO show cause, if any, why the said Ad-
ministra,ion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th
day Of Sept, one thousand eight hun
dred and forty three, and in the sixty Sc
veu,h year Of American independence.
O. TOWLES. o. Z. d.
Sept. 6, 1913. 50 i21 2t 32
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
General Orders.
IIENH NlUAHIEKE,
Columbia, 18th June, 1913.

Columbia, 18th June, 1913.
ORDER. No.
FE7HE following REGIMENTS will parade
. for Review and Drill, al the times and
places hc.ein stated, viz:
The eth Regiment at Morrow old fcld, on
Thursday The lith Of September.
The G,h Regiment nj Lomaa 5, on Saturday
the 10Th Of September
The 9,l, Regimen, ut loves, on Tuesday
the l9,h of September.
The 10Th Regiment, al Richardson's, OH
Thursday the 2lst Of September:
The 9Th Regiment n, the Old Wells, en- Sa.
turday the 23d Of September.
The Commissioned and non-commlssioncd
officers will assemble nj their respective Regi
mentnl muster grounds. for drill and instruction
OF tho day previous 10 their review.
The Major Generals and Brigadcr Gene
rails will. with their sr:te attend the reviews
within their commands.
The Brigndicr Generals arc charged with
the eStention Of this order so far as relates to
their respective Brisadcs.
BY order of the COMMANDMENT chief:
J, w. CASTEY. Adjt. ~ Insp Gen.
~ To be published in all the papers located
within the Erigndrs ordered out for review
and I" continue ua. the reviews are over.
Junc - l3 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

lN u " vi .lo.N
F.. Ahrahains VS. Dun,on 4; White. Fl fn
Zaldman Wildmau 50 the same, g -
Starr ~ Cicland vs. the same. e g
Bigcluw x Birch - the same, e" a.
VIM. 5. Miller & Co. IS The same, a. :.
ii. Stoddard VS. the same, g -
Jordan Mosely for Chester Taung hns-
ly VS. Hollis Dunton. q e
I'm obedience To IN order passed al the lasl
ID term Of the Court nf Common Pleas Tor
said District: hereby give public ro.ce 10 the
plaintiffs IN the above Gases. s'ycrally. I" s!lcw
cause al the reAi terra Of said Corr. 10 be held
on the FIR, Monday III Oc'obar Gr.'. nj Edge.
field G. IT., why their respective executions
s!lnu.d not be marked satisfied. aud certain
funds in my hands applied TO executions IN my
Office junior Ia those Of said p!ain'ii-. Nn'ice
is also given. ,hat i, Is alleged by ,l,c plaintiffs
in the junior cisc-. that the above sia'cd caac.
were satisfied during the term oi office =! Wm
Thurmond decd. late Sheriff of said district.
5. CHRISTIE. :. J. u
june - :,au,:,m u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EAFTETT

Lewis AIurrah * wife. IL c,hc,s,l B0
IS. .fas PHni'
Sarah Findlev. ann o,h.r-. ''a.
NOTlCE Is HEREBY GLEN ina by
lN virtue OF an 0rJcr :Ta" ihe .n,mi "'
Chunccry, shall ctfrr fur .,'- l. the highest
bidder. al Edseficld Cuu:i s'"n-' "n ;hc hrs
Monday in October nrn. IL" zen! estate oi
Charles Findley. decd "rnsi-''ns 'i tract
of land. containing FIVE isun'rc'. acrss morc or
less. situate in 'he District ,nd S'"'" aiorrsn'o'
near the SAVANNAH river and a:. oin'as l,',ds
Of Polly Kcrease. Ah,sham kirri'ase, ia'i'
,l,a Jennings. and o'hec., on credit al twelve
months. except the COSTS, WHICH. mus, be pad
in cash: purchaser 10 give bond and personal
securi,v. aid a mortgage cf the PROMISES to SO.
cure the purchase money
J. TERRY. c. L. L. D.
Commissioners Office,
Edseiield, Seplr. 5. lSi1. 5
Sep,r. 6 g SID dt I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
[CIRCULARl
ITO Planters sS'.ReFchaJsfS.

E BEG leave 10 inlnrm you. tha, continue
q the WAREHOUSE aud COMMISSION
BUSINESS n my CID stand. known as the
WATER.pR0oF WAREHOUSE. De,acil.
cd il is ftor, other buildings lis location zen.
ders il ncaiiy Us secure from fire, as il il was
fire-prouf. The floors have been elevated above
the high waller mark Of the great freshc; OF
May. $50.
Planters will thus be secured from the posi-.
bili'y ofloss and damage by freshc,s.
1 avail myself Of the present occasion. TO re.
turn my thanks 10 my friends and patrons, for
| their liberal support during the past season.. |
solici, from them and the public generally. Il
continuance OF this confidence. aud asSur. them
tl,at In return for their patronage, will Usc my
bes, personal efforts 10 promote aud project
their Interests. committed 10 my charge. In
addition to this assurance. pledge ,ryself,la,
will in no case purchase a bale Of cotton. d.
rccily or Indirectly. will attend personally 10
the sale and forwarding Of cotton 10 Savannah
or Charleston; also, 10 The sale Of Bacon Flour.
&c. &c, and to the receiving and forwarding
Of goods 10 the np-co'intry. Having fine
wharf attached 10 my Warehouse. no wharfage
will bc charged on cotton to my ca,c. either
for sale or 10 be forwarded 10 Savannah or
Charleston.
Ny commissions for selling cotton. with he
% cents per bale. aud I2i cents Tor forward.
ing. will also attend 10 lbe buying of goods
per order.
Very respectfully, yours &c.
e. WALKER.
Hamburg Angus, ?, lsi3
Su1uSi u c,, Os
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
egE .ys,VsEFF,S SALE.

-v--n " .;,,,e Of suudry writs Of Fteri I'd
Us c;as. / will proceed To sell al Edge,
Geld Court House, on The mrs. Moaaas s,,:s.no ao
Tuesday in October next' Inc 'o''o"''s
Pegs 9:so,ys F. Wells VS.. A. G. Leeki James
e,s.S,.an &c ,he same; tho same vs. 'sie
S ssoa n,,o ,bousaud acres OF land, more or
sam, sssa .S;,iniur S .auds Off. W. Picsens' aud
others. va Elizabeth
McW;lIiau. the iefenaan's interest .n wv wv
is,sJ,ed acres Of land, more or less: r Mns,e
shs lives, adjoining lands oil 'ohh ifapp'
sns SoSn Co,hrau, survivor, VS. James NC
,s;,Isn, the interest Of defendant III 'he
above two hundred acres oi lana W%I'u I"h,,
Elizabeth Mcmillan lives adjoining ''"'
Arapb' ph Ma Nance IS Charles Powell Senr.'
=, ..s.. ~ IF land where defendant hves'
. aa;o;a;,,e dudley Round,ree, ana Diners
'sS, Miner w. Graeey Us Wm. Bridge anu
~ sfoore. adm'rs. of Samuel Moore
,,secased, four sundred acres 3i land' n'use @
or less, adjoining lands oi sacoo A'1e'
Wilson Shealey, and others: ,.h.,
Y D. Nance vs Oliver simpson @ 'onu
n Ronnd,ree vs. the same, the store house
occupied by D. L. Adams IN We '0"n u
Hamburg. - ,,ho II
Richardson. David HARRIS and !hines ai,,- ;.s
lar. tho iracl of land where deiendap. dssI as,sa
,rj.o. lives, containing three hunnfea
srres. more or less, adjoining julius pay'
aDS S,;liedse Golphin VS. Martha Prior, forty
@ a'.'eS " I,od more or less, adjoining
James Hammond and Stephen ",son.
Bland l. Butler rs Charles Lamar, y
wnde Clover vsihe same !; Sa't tioities .'
br. va ,hc same; Wm. }. Owens VS. Tue
s,u,. ,be ,rac, Of land, where deienaan, ;,
lives, adjoining lands of Co'h'an y spsoa''
g. Wm. Hamilton, one hundred anu e'I"' ~
teen acres of land, more or less, wnSre ue'
feudart lives, adjoining lands oi u "o' W
;nc,on, David Walker, aud others.
S,aumorc Brooks for Thomas =. Lips
combe ys Felix Lake, the tract oi iahu
where delendau, lives, ad)o'nins !ahus u
y. NJ. Blocker, aud others.
C. Burckmyer 81 20. Us J. NJ. barren
ton, ono house aud lot, in tho Town o
Aiken, occupied oy james siacS' Sa'a '''
lies in EdgeGeld District.
Marlborough s. Robinson vs. Dawson
A,kinsou, Philip II. Man,z. VS. the same
,hs Mechanics Bank, indo'ser. vs. 'ht
same. Owens & Finley VS. John Mars'an'
d. Atkinson, the ,rac, Of land, where deien
dan,A Atkinson lives, adjoining Aone' " hat
ley. and Others. &c c,:
Robert r. Hunter assignee oi 3. Chris
tic. for The use of another VS. Ann tiai'
5osent, Woods assignee OF S. Christie, '''
another VS. the same; one ncer' 0oy
Toney.
J. b. Crane s. Co VS. Rudolph Garter
David NJ. Dunbar vs. the same; Edmund
Tate VS. The same; the same IS the same
Michael Gearty ~ the same, Lewis
EIIzev and Elizabeth Garter; Charles La
mar ys Julius Howard, JOHN How ard au'
Rudolph Garter. five thousand acres o o
land. more or less, where delendan.
Carter lives, adjoining lands Of John WISE
and others.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s.E. D.
Sa,, G !, 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
Head Quarters,
C0LvahIA, Ilth July, Is.

~"''As iilI Ju'f, 1910.
OErEG No
$50 much OF orders dated Head QnStcrs
- Columbia. l5il, June. 1913 relates To the
eih aud 9th Regiments Of Infantry. arc hereby
countrrniandcd they will parV!G as follows.
VIZ:
The 9Th Regiment II l.omaz. on Thursday
the lui "i September. The Officers and
noncur,miss!omrd officers will assemble the
day yr.cviu',s at their rcs'mcn!aI parade ground,
icr d:i!! and instruction.
Thc General IN c"'umrnl of ,lic division
and the Erisadirr Generals wi will !Ag!.
suite attend The reviews.
The Bri2adicr General ef In!lnIry w,ilcx.
lcmd lnis ur!t.r.
By order of tho Cornrnandrr.in chief:
W. CANrEY. Adj. Il ln-p. tien.
u +" De- pn5'I-!!ed IN al! III" papers located
within Ihr Eri:ui"s ordered out ior r"sicw.
and Ia continue ua!Ii tue Tr,iews urc over.
july ~ .. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

Groceries. SagSinS, Rope, &C.
HHyIIE undersigned take this method Of in
Il forming their friends aud the public gen.
orally, that they have now Oh band and a,e
duly receiving fresh supplies of articles in
their line, consisting III part OF the following
viz:
800 ps Dagsins Of Hemp. Tow and
Gunny, II 10 iJ inches wide.
100 coils Rope ! inch. Manila.
so do Kentucky Hemp. 4 inch.
verG..cn, Java.
% hhts. Sugar, OF all qualities.
- do. Moases, n linc article.
n. Ollcdns do. in bbls
400 sacks Liverpool Salt. very large size.
10000 lbs. Bacon. II superior aIticlc sound
and well cured.
GO kegs Nails. all SIZES.
5000 lbs. Swced Iron, every size.
80 kegs Gunpowdcr, DuPonts.
Together will, Loaf Sugar, Tea. Sperm Can.
dies, Ginger, Pepper, Spice. Domestic Goods,
Window Glass, Soap. Tobacco, Rice, with
every article kept in our Business which will
be sold rery toe to correspond with The "hard
times
Orders from our friends will be promptly al
tended to, and the goods sent al the lowest
all orders for Bagsing and Rope. and shnll al
ways send them 10 correspond IN quality to The
order describing the article.
We return our thanks 10 the public i"r their
kind patronage. and beg continuance ci their
favor. HOWARD x GARMANY.
Hamburg, July 81 colt %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
GROCERIES. &c.

FTNllE Subscribers respectfully inform their
u friends and the public. that they have re-
ceivcd large aud fresh supply OF GOODS.
selected by one oi the firm. in Nee York, Bos.
lon Philadelphia. Baltimore and Charleston.
which IN addition ,n their former stock. con-
priscs the largest and bcs, assortment OF G oods
ever offered .n this market, consisting in pdrt
as follows:
80 hI,ds Por,c Rico. New Orleans and
S,Croix Sugars,
$50 bass Rio. Cuba. Porto Rico. ST. Do
inlnso. jasa. and Mocha Coffee.
.Ohhds. West lndia MoIasscs,
10 iierccs Cuba do.
81 bbls. New Orleans do.
10000 lbs. Bacon. Hams. Sides l. Shoulders,
eO,0Ue :" Swede Iron, assorted sizes,
5,O01 "a English do
5000 " Band aud Hoop Iron.
5000 Nail Rods * Horse Sho. shapes.
2,W0 Cast, German. tS Blislered Steel.
POO set,s Wagon Boxes,
100 sacks Salt, (biracl,ed sacks,)
1000 bushels Sail. in bulk,
800 pieces Hemp and Tow Begging, l3
TO 50 inches wide.
250 pieces Gunny Bagsins,
l,00O los. Baggmg 'rwine. (Weaver's,)
100 coIis Manila Eaic Rope,
100 do Hemp do do
500 ya,ds Osuahurss,
5000 lbs double refined Loaf Sugar,
SuUO crushed Ia.
1900" powdered do.
900" sIrsle refined Loaf do.
20 boxes Turrenunc Soap.
I'D =" Sperm Candies.
~ =" ilulI's patent Candies,
) sierces iresl, ground Rice
2.000 lbs. White Lead No | Unuu Mills.
% bhl. Canal Floar, (clroicc brandy
~ duz. dining. parlor, rocking and
chidren's Chairs.
leases Hats and Caps,
$50 casks Stone Lime. (in ere ordcr.)
20 kegs Duponi's FFF 9 Powder,
] 1000 lbs. Bar Lead.
80 boxes Window Glass sxl0 6 lO=l2,
80 bass Shot. assorted sizes,
2,5OO pair, Shoes,
Tea. Peppe;. Spice. Ginger. Chocolate. Gin.
namon. Almonds. Starch, Nu,meEs, fine obsw-
ing Tobacco, Negro Cloths, Blankets. Shoe
Thread. Cotton Yarn. Cotton Card.. Wool
Cards. Tscks, Sieves. Plough Lines. Indigo.
3ludief. blue Stone. Colrperas, EPSON Salts.
s,iUsecd OIL, Lamp Oil. (>uprrior article
Tsace Chains. Filth ChailS. Smoothing Irons,
brass bound cedar Buckets. horse buckets.
Pala. Ia,s. krch:r.. Willow Wagons. ncsis
Measures, Fea,hcrs. DC &c Sc.
SiBhtY ~ LRAPON.
Hamburg lnly. J. islJ 0 y;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
A CAR I'D.

EE L.JEFFERs having ;t;> d., conn"ct
u Ae cd himself wit, DR.. J. I Gki: -.
IN the WAREHOUSE and CoMs!IS-ir..
BUSINESS, bcss leave Ia return T.. .Voctc
thanks io his friends and custr. =. ne
very liberal share al parn,.I.o. J. rc be-
slowed upon himself and n";,-s !. .nc wall
be continued 10 the firm al 70 :. .FfEl;>.
* CO., 10 whose advertiser: r-.n%. loo,
begs leave TO refer. IA . -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

q CERTAIN AMI ci!rcmal cure for Aguc
"a -; lI.o used successfully III the
trrann"u; Of HIou- Fever. NarsGn, General
DEBILITY. AMI Nervous Weakness.
The m"~t flv;,rrins recommendations Of this
Mcdic =, have been received from many emi.
nrut Phv.ci,u- and others who have used ii.
And /, * presumed that no medicine has ever
Been nsed Who's. ac,iom has been ;nnrr bcnrti
cial. pc.,an' auh luvIgora,Ing, and called forth
tom afflicted sufferers such expressions oi
heartfelt gratitude aud hankln!ness Persons
,akiug The PiI ;. soon lind themselves relieved
Chill broken. feyerg"n SroInachand
head fee aud hcalIhlul -! Suennli and APP
petite increasing aud improving. aud all ncr-
ynI;S weakness ted.
When aiken according 10 the directions ac.
cnulpauylng them. they never tan To cu'c The
Chill aud Fever the first day. and never >icken
the stomach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action upon the whole system Is so
charming. that persons are invariably surprised
anL pleased with their rapid and complete
restoration IL health.
The Pills are purely aud solely Vegetable /;
aud III" happy continuation 81 the ingredients
and their proportions are such n 10 produce n
mcdir;nc winch never fails 10 relieve when
relief Is NJ al a,tllrable.
Each box contains 20 doses OF Pii!s-Pr!ce.
One Dollar For sale by
nilILAND. RiSLEY & CO..
Agents, Augusta. Georgia.
J. ID. TIBBETS.
Edgeiield Coutl House.
Dr.. w. W. GElGER.
Cherokee Ponds.
A., ~ En .jl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
s3rati Quarters,

f"iuMniA. I'D June, !ci3.
0aa-n 80.
3 E!rcron fn Major General TO I'LL tho
n 'ra"ry oCcaSioncd ln III, resignation ni
1nJ"r Gcncr.l George NcDoiic ot The FIr,;
DrI-i"r!. vii take rlac" on Saturday the 30!r
II .,,Fira,hc; ncNt. The Brisaiicr Generals
o! :, h'S'-roa are r"fnIrcd 10 extend this or.
d'r'e rh'r '"orccrS" Brigadcs. and make a
rc,uru innrdiaicl, thereafter. To the Ajjuram;
am,l Inspector Generals. depauuen. At Co!um-
hia H. rrsu., uf -a,d clcc,inn.
lsy order oil The Commander in.Chief.
J. w. CANTEY.
iG't. s. Jasp. GenI.
july5 -, %
IL To he published in all the papers in the
D,vr>'un mill the election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EOTII'Y.

Jaca,b d. Smith, Guard c;. al.
rs. Bh u" o9'e
Oliver Tow,es. Guaydisn Of If land.
ticksus u. Viewer.
wJoTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN that by
virtue of en Order from the Conr, Ut
Cbanecry, shall offei Tor sale to the a'shes
bidder, a, Edgcfseld Court House on the 'irs,
Monday in 0:ipbcr Resi, part OF the estate OF
tho la,c Ienatinn Weyer, situate in the Distract
and State Aforesaid. 90 Mime Creek, contain
ing eleven hundred acres, moro or less. at'
ioIping lands Of Jno r. Nayiir, John Herin.
WMiam gabarn, BenjaEhn Rushion and
others; 10 be sold in separate tracts d desired
Sy the parties. according to plots OF resrrSery.
10 be exhibited on the day Of sale, CT a credit
of orc and two years. except th" costs winch
rauss he paid in cash the purchasers 10 e'Se
bouds zHd personal security, and mortgages OF
shc ,sreuaises 10 secure the purchase mo4'y.
s. TERRY. c. Z. L. D.
Comusssiorcs's Office,
EaseGeld, Sept. 5.lsi3.
sep,eusher 6 tSt sii} * 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
MAC Ronn,er Manure Method,

The EOmHsncf MOnuFc 4ettaOus
NKTlllCli teaches how TO make vegetable
VW manure without the aid Of live stock,
in from IL 10 80 days. Ivy ucourse Of humid Ter.
neniai.un sci iriO aruun II cost ftGm oucis.
urSi.
And also 10 make Conpos, in t,:c days
Aid how 30 ina,'c rrh terii!lzina iiqIia called
puiin" having ;hc stIcn.th wltfni thr ncrll
ouainics OF u'ine.
With the view Of rradua,,rs The cos',. In tho
ousn,iiy Of iau,i upon which ii may be desired
to tse the mrtI,oi, 'hc following scale oil prices
la, been adopted, SiZ:
For Gardens o. any extent SO OO
Farms up TO 100 acre>s lO w
Farms from 100 10 700 acres In w
do fran, Jt),, to :,ag IL, D. %
a, CO., .a,t, tr 400 du 20 90
do over iGJ Hc,cs ia ans orc 'lrn 70 dO
BY The remittance ui the sun here sPccihed
copy oi the method will be sen, by ,noil or IN
any mode proposed by The purchaser,
All letters "f inquiry Inus, be post paid.
ABBETT & CO. baltimore.
Proprciors Of Tic Patent right for the South
crn and Western Stntcs.
IL The publishers Of any newspapers who
is following agricultural pursuits, by giving our
| advertisement insertion 10 ia. amount oil n sIn'
gle method Of any extent which he may want,
and scrdins TO us copy Of each number con-
tanning it. shall have for hi; own cxclusirc use
| 4 copy oi the rictiod ren,,cd 10 him BY mail
or otherwise rs lie may order. y. IL Co.
August ~. i2i: II 81
o. The patrons Of the American Farmer
and others will have their orders for rights and
directions for using the above process. supplied
by enclosing the Cash, pos, paid, 10
5. SANDS.