Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-19
PROPOSALS
For continuing in Cheru,r, S. C..
II PUBLICATION OF
The Farmers Gazette,

AND cHgalw ADVERTISER.

hNt ~ft1N tNS 0 N w ~
laying before its present patrons, aud the pub
lie generally, the following outline ofthe course
he intends 10 pursue in the future manage
mcnt Of that journal:
The Farmers Gd-e,ls will endeavor TO effec,
two distinct objects. yiz:-ihe promuIgaiinn
and advancement OF correct opinions and pruc.
not neglect other subjects Of interest or ainuse.
mont.
In the Agricultural department, the editor
will sustain, 10 the extent Of his abilities, the
true interests Of those on whom he mnE ne.
c~essarily rely for his principle support; and in
order 10 render the paper more generally ser.
yreahle and valuable TO this the mos; useful
aud Important portion Of our population, and
from whom is mainly derived tho sustenance
ofevcry other class, he most earnestly calls up.
on all ir,c friends Of rural economy and the
| planting interests generally, for n fee mud car-
did interchange ofviews and results from prac.
iical experiments, through the columns Of his
paper, and thus afford TO each other mn oppor.
tinity Of comparing notes nRi improving their
several modes OF cultnrc. 81, ~ 10 produce the
largest yield from i given portion of ground.
or in other words, 10 force from the ,oiI the
most ample return for The money expended on
i,s ii!lage and Improvement.
So ritalIy important 10 the irue ,nfercsts OF
this State and people does The Editor consider
The improvement Of our Agricultural resources
and modes Of c%i,l'nr-. thai il is hIs firm ronvic-
ton. thai. uhder the present exhausted state Of
our soil. grea; competition, md decreasing re-
sources, unless l. stroDg and united effort is
ma de 10 supply. by artificial means. what e1-
hansted nature, rEaidcd. refuses 10 YIELD. aud
by the practice Of undated industry and the
s~trictest economy. made e%iTcctual through the
blessings off kind and gracious Providence.
orr free. happy, and once most prosperous
State. will speedily rctrograde iu wealth. 20.
Pulation, and responsibility in the Coniedera-
cy Of which zee are proud 10 boast oursrives
'.onf NJ TIC old T5ire,a."
La Politics, lie f;aruery' Gazette will advo.
cate Wit, firnncss. bni with moderation, The
cause Of Free Ir7dc-Lop Daties-No DsJt
Separation from neutrality-suspicious..
menf, and a strie. odaerercf 10 lhe Constitution, "
AMI. u the exponent of these principles. il will
JOIN heart and hand with its Democratic coad-
TUTORS, in advancing. hy a! fair and honorable
means. 10 the FIRST office in the gift OF our pco
ple-iir most eyhalte8 station man can confer
1i his ieIl0a maIi-OuT distinguished. yiriunus, |
W ;T;s,;;'s,ic tnu",v n;';.nn John c. CAL
does en MT a2lrd mfr and ID h %fto %sao"ald grace ,lsi ,tn:
lion with all the true dignity and enlightened
nairiatism Of him who was ".Ers. in rrar, first
10 peace, and frs, in the hearts Of his country.
mea."
Although firmly devoted foihe canse ofirnth
and right, and what he believes to be the hest
interests Of his country, yet the Editor will
never lend himselr,o carry on a mere pnr,izan
warfare against those who differ FROM him Us
.,,.l ,I.. $500 . IL. ,..lI a.,
deavor tn convince ihose whose opinions are
adverse TO his own. by facts and arguments.
OF the Is. ror 0fiheir ways" and the truth and
~jus.ice OF ihn causc he espnuscs: but should
he fail in this, being satisfied that men are so
constituted as 10 take different views Of the
same measures, and draw discordant conciu-
sions from similar facts, he will always respect
such honest difference: Of opinion, aud eiidea.
sor, by the avoidance Of harsh or opprubinus
cpi,hcis or language, nn, to excite luminosity or
iil.wilI between those who truly have the hon.
or and interest Of their country nj heart, hui on
ly differ in the mode Of advancing her great.
ness, prosperity. and happiness.
knowing the importance 10 Planters. aud
the Mercantile Community, Of u correct state.
men, OF tho markets, the Editor will exert him.
self 10 render this department Of his PAPER ef.
.%icienlus pussii lie aud with his view will CD
large considerably, the liable of articles with
the prices annexed, heretofore published in
this paper, revise il weekly, aud, during the
business season. append 10 1t such remarks rs
mas suggest themselves upon enquiry Of our
most experienced merchants, aud other uvaiIa.
|! DC sources Of information.
In order 10 iendcr the paper still more gene.
| rally acceptable. and n welcome family jour.
- a.. EI.,ox ,.1f ..,l-a o.,.aNirt r1po In r,nka
| such selections as will aid the caGse of morali.
" and good order, and advance the rapid strides
| or Temperance. which are fast marching over
aud regeneratins our land.
The Farmers Gazette will also contain n
carefully arranged epitomc Of Congressional
and Legislative Intelligence, Forcign and Do
mestic News. OCCASIONAL reviews lot The cur
rent Lterature Of the day. choice extracts nnd
anecdotes from the latest publications.; and. in
fact, 10 ~exeriion will be spared 10 render il d
faithful chruuicler Of passing events, aud a ere
dibie record Ufthe manners and fashions oil The
liffnes.
The publisher being determined to devote
his whole time and energy to the improvement
ofhis paper, pledges humselftha, nothing which
industry and uurcruitting attention 10 businas;
can accomplish on his part, will be wanting to
render the farmers Gazette every way worthy
of the most extended patronage ii mny sue
coed in obtaining.
Three dollars per annnm, payable in I'd
vance, or three dollars and fifty cents il no
paid until the expiration ofthe year.
Two Subscribers, paying ut the time of en-
terng their names, viii be furnished the PapeI
al FIVE dollars per annum, so long as they con
iinue TO pay in advance.
:, Advertisements not exceeding is lines, IN
serted for one dollar the first. and fifty cent
each subsequent time. For insertions at in
tcrvals Of two weeks, IS cents after the hrs;
, and a dollar If the intervals are longer. Whei
!, tho number Of advertisements - not marked
on The copy, the advertisement will be insert
cd ill ordered out.
JOHN STUBS.
Editor asd Publisher.
Cheraw, March z. 1913.
April5 If 10