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The above snuy little ptfyo to ,, a.. al.
half paI, 4 orias. p A. ~ rs "a " 60 on IN te Exchange 10 day At
90 Risk on a package Of Is w Isne" T;..., nes 3 rs rs
stS q, - ~ IS =" - "%S ileAets ~ ~; Halves
IN 81 ~ '"~"oy
'hAs. "okrHAM.
LNNTIkA FAMILY HAms.--5OO Family Ham.
- ofTodds cure, IN store and for sale.
Jael-sw JAMES a. P~NTTEsoN.
CHEAP.-Just received a lot of Bacon Hams.
which will be sold low.
Ju'l-6t RoYALL a. MORGAN.
"A pnIa- IN ,I
V ofee OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond
'i'uI" He 'il Jay OF June lsi1;
Liw"bery Darlington, and Mayo H. James L., Mary A. G.. Wi
lame Walter H. and Francis !. \. Darlington. the six last Of
Mnh'"Ie inahts And ~ by their neat friend Mayo h. Darlington,
against ~'"N
Sahue. " harrington, John VI. Wake and CIemenina his wife,
mmNan ". burWeI and susan his wife, Addison Bet and Elizabeth
ns " " douglas Aiercwether and Judith his whe, James w. Alex
Hnisr and Elizabeth his wife, anfbther defts.
lhe ut'enI'n's above named not having entered their appear
Rules OF this Court ami it appearing, by satisfactory evidsnee. that
the said defendants do appear here at the Rule. = 20 'Ss'r hrI "a az
the first Monday in October next and answer the bill OF the plain
tits; and that a copy OF Tins order h. forthwith inserted IN come
newspaper published in the CITY Of Richmond. for two m mo~,ns
successfully, and poeiel at the front door OF the CAPITOL IN the
iu sl-wow WIN. c. SANDS, c. c.
ih"iNiA;-At kulcs held II. the Clerks once OF the sup,
d,y Of Univ Ista' "A"'' '' 'e """'h circuit Tie 'hId
Thomas Il. MeGehee, PG
Robert A naI,v AMI N,,. r,,,,aL .ou
firm of gaHey A Fit-gsraI ana IoE. Ia 4' r r" Hwyl va
RIM pa%" ,i n%H'S . ger n 'ohh ""ihn Executor OF Edmund
The defendant. Robert A. Bailey no, having .r,.r.d he "s's =.
anee AMI giving security according to the AI Of AssembIv appg5 r =.
he %e /. NOT Il am am in SS ! a"a Of , 1PPe comso my ,a'5,5,'I 4 s evidence. THAT lns,
the sad defendant do appear here a. the Rule. to be held on the
I'm, n . + NJ" rIs, = : w. ,,. ans~e err ts o.no me plaintiff and
poaac1' at IN ahe % 'front.' o%y d " "d of the csp 5%5 Two NO I'M, %on ..5 excessively SSs and
a Co. ."p"" 4" "e S""'V'
~ '"iY-ie
%-i-"'w WIN. G. SANDS, c. e.
NiRGINIA AT Rules held IN thc CLorLIs
office of the Superior Cour Of Cb,pc.,y n, n. Rt.Sa@nt
Circuit the 1d day fJuy. isia """-
Edward !. Cav E,ocuto, of IVli,,, T,,.. 49,, u.r
against ""
John PnIEhil. James Kelso and Robc,.o, D,-r.,.,.t..
upds, III, firm 81 p,.L..u -. a -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Hichmond.
Nigh Estrr a,s dag at II. .'eioek i. N.
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VIRGINIA-At rules held in the CLERKS ofic,

The defendant above named not having entered her appearance
and gwen security according TO the act OF Assembly and the rules
OF his Cour. and il appearing. by slufactoy evIence. that she Is not
an inhabtaht Of this Commonwealth II H. ordered. That the said
defendant do appear here At the rules to be held on the LIST Monday
in October next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that a COPY
Of this order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in
The City Of Richmond FOR two months successfully, and posted nj the
front door 81 the Capitol In the aid city.
a Copy-Tefc:
I'M - tRaf a. .., 4,
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VOLUME VIII.
EDGEFsELD ADyERTIsEB
BY
w. F. DURISoE. PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.


Three Dollars per annum, If paid in adrGarG
Three DuliaIs ard Fifty Cents. II 40, paid
before the expiration OF Six Months from the
date OF subsc.ipton:-and Four Dollars il not
Maid wildir twelve Months. Subscribers cut
of the State aro required to pay in adrdnee.
No subscription received tor less Than one
year, and no paper discontinued until all nrrear-
age. are paid. escep, a, the option of ;he Pub
fisher.
All subscriptions will be continued unless
otherwise ordered before the expiration Of the
year.
! Any person pracuring FIVE Subscribers aud
becoming responsible for the same, shall receive
The sixth cop. gratis.
Aiesrtisemenis conspicuonsiy inserted al 6s5
cents per square, (l2 lines, or iess,I for the first
insertion. and 433 cents, for each continuance.
Those published Monthly, or quarterly will be
charged 81 per square for each iuserons Ad-
ver,isemcnts not havin: the number OF. insnr.
tioas marked on them. will be continued until
ordered out. and charged accordingly
All Job work done for persons living nj
distance. must be paid for a, the time the work
is done, or the paymen, secured IN The village.
All communications addressed to the Editor,
post paid. VIII be promptly and strictly attend
ed 20.
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ginncnt ard Nixon's IriSade.' How i"n5
did you ser,e7 Three years. } was N
The campaigns in the JERSEYS. aud l vas
present AT The execution OF MaJof AhGre.
How old are youl lam in my 90 year.
Where dc You Iive3 In SrrIn$ii"ih.
What is yorr naue =! Thaldcus Ferry
He then played Ysudlc Doodle, aud re-
markabiy well.--lic had grandso'r ~i'h
him who appcared 10 be ten or Twelve
wears old. and who had accompanied his
grandfather, apparently, 10 take care OF
him. os the veteran was feeble, ana 50
deaf as TO render it difficult 10 converse
with him.
Now remarkable ,ha, after The lapse OF
time which had intervened since The close
Of the revolution. there should be heard, IN
The Society Of the Cincinnati. III the OCH
anniversary Of The haule Of Bunker Hill.
n fife. of WoshinsIon's army playing The
march Of lha, ;ius!rious patriot. aud ;he
spir, stirring national alr nf \ lrkcc Doo-
die. which had 50 oltcn chccred the a
mcric.n camp during the g!oriuus struggle
for liberty end nalinua, Independence -
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WASHINGTON, Nav Z, lsI3.


REvEaEru SIR: There is n rumor Il
loai, uhich is spreading joy through The
length and breadth of the land. "rha, you
intend visited The Uui,ed Sta,cs;" vet it
is on!s rumor. The Freemeu's Vieildnt
Total Abstinence Society Of Washington
ere anxious lhnl tie r.nror should be fact,
anu a, their last meeting direc;ed mo TO
forward TO you the following resolutions.
,rhich were adopted by acclama'ion:
..Resoiued, That,he F,ccrne,'s Fi:ilan'
To,a. Abstinence Society oil the cIt.t oi
Washiue.Ya have heard wiih emotions O.
The ,iyc'cs; pleasure, that Ihers Is . pro-
bahil;T that be Rev. Father Ha,Hcw,'ho
rreai 4 apostle Of Temperance, vii, visit
Inc United States during the Coming sum
mer, ;.
!" Pesolred. That ihe Corresponding
Secretary Of this society be instructed to
communirate the ahuve resolution TO The
Rev. Father Mathew, and extend TO him
tho enrnest pnd cord;al Invitation OF the
Society to visit The shores. assuring him
of tho heartfelt desire Of our members TO
take by the hand him who, Of oil living
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THEOBALD MATHEW.
To A. +. CUNNINGHAM, Esq.

an Interesting Cucusistonce.-Cen CeneraI
Drarbon has communicated the following
to tho Boston Courier:
when entered the room ai Concer'
Hail, on the morning Of the I7,h, where
the members oftho Society Of Cincinnati
were 10 assemble Tor The purpose Of Join,
ns the procession, who had come thrrc !,y
cisIukc, instead nf going to the Stale
House.
Whi.c IL conversation with one Of the
member of the society, I WAS surprised Ia
herr the uOes Of he in the rooa,, aud
Ilrairg ia the direction from whence they
proceeded, discovered an aged man, n,sen,ed
among lhe old soldiers. whu wae perform
lug on thar instrument. I Immediately
went and took a seat beside aim aud listen.
ed until he had conc!udcd playing Wash
ington's March. when tho foiiowiug con.
rersa,ion eusued
Were you fifcr in the revolutionary ar
N.Y. i wus' in what corps 'N'xon's Re
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Missionary Notices.

The undersigned bsirg appointed aIisSiona
ries. in the hrs, Division o ti,e fdgrticld .isso-
ciaIon. expect Ia colnm"ncc their abors n,
each Church m the following order. viz:
Rehoholh, SaiI,Lav before the sec"nd Lords
day in July
he'd Hill. Saturday before the third Lords
day IN July.
Bufaloe, Saturday before the fourth Lords
day in July.
Bulah. Saturday before The .h-Lord's day
in July.
Cailahnms Mills. Saturday before the first
Lc,ds day in August.
Noun, Nioriat. Saturday before the second
Lords day in August.
Glgai, Saturday before the third Lords day
in August.
Bethany, Saturday before :lic fourth Lords
day in August
iior'b. Saturday before the frs, Lords day
in September.
F. F. SIEG.
ID. D. BRUNSON.
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men, stands frs, in the hearts Of lh'
friends Of temperance throughput th'
/ wnrld."
/ YOU cannot possibly know. mg dcars'r
/ in what deep vcpcra;Ion your naEe am
chrracicr are held Is ;he ,otnl abstinence
millions OF this country without you visit
US. You wnui,! here hrd ali The enIh'i-
snsm aui respect which mark yy"nr osn
coun,rymcp aud country women. 'cT"l5i'
ted in thai spirit Of sterling independence
which so peculiarly distinguishes a free
people: YOU would receive the humugc OF
the millions, but il would We ilie homage
Of the heart, ,he soul paying trihute TO
worth aod talent which has redeemed my
riats from the iu,al practice of in'cmper-
ance, fom an evil which has slain worlds
of people, and had fastened and was tas-
icnins its fatal chains around the body and
sorl Of othcr millions, who, through the
influence n your example. labor. aud
name, hare thrown of The foul incubus
forever. q. sir. come among us Tor short
period. You vii! do auch cond.
Although Tie work ol reform is Procrcs-
sing with rapid and wonderful slrides,a nd
is carried on by powerful hand. so 'ha,
we numher at this time fur mIiicns oil
iceio,allrrs. nearly one-fourrh of TIC whole
population Of the United States. pledged
TO use 40 in,oxiculinS drinks as a beverage
we have some disSentions sm"ng US which
your presence would ncuIraIize or wholly
eradicate. !, springs from desire OF dis
LII, ,uf, Tn hn la 1I
break of from he main STEM, and set up
for themselves. nm not sure rha, Ibis
does not tend TO add 10 our numbers, al.
though it distracts our couuscl-. and pre-
vents united aud consolidated action. We
find the greatest stumbling blocks i'll our
way to lc the modern ,c;ns drinking eier
gy of The Roman Catholic, Episcupalian:I
and other Churches, whose eHnmple is
powerful 10 do evil.
refrain from troubling you further. the
more readily as our worthy brother and
interchangeable President. George Savage.
has so lately addressed you le,ler, to he
conveyed to you by our distinguished fel-
low.cilizen Thomas Sewail. NJ. d.. in
which. no doubt, every think necessary or
interesting has hcen communicated 10 you;
and will conclude by assuring you that
nothing could give so much pleasure TO our
citizens US your compliance with The rcso-
luiions above copied.
] respectfully rcquesr your nckDowledg
ment OF The receipt Of this al III" earliest
opportunity suited 10 your convenience,
lhn, The same may be laid before the So
cie,y Of which am the organ.
Lam. sir. with the most profound esteem.
in behalf Of the Shciety aud for myself,
your most obedient servant.
Il. f. CUNNINGHAM.
Corresponding SscretGry. SC.
To the Rev. +. MATHEW, Cork, Ireland.
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Faihrr N4!he,c's ReplY.

CORR. Junr !, 1913.
Ny D:Aa FRIEND: The peri, o. r,y
enjoying The privilege Of making person
al acquaintance WIN my beloved brethren,
the .celotallers of tho United States is
more distant than could wish.
cannot l,ave Ireland for that purpose
earlier than Sext spring; but ,imc flies
quick, and rejoice in The rumor that has
reached mc. though you, heart cheering
ailccliona'c invitation from the Freenicn's
Vigilaul Total Abstinence Society of the
city Of Washington.
shall ever cheri.h grateful remcm
brance Of this honor. and would to God.
fUr the sake nf tho sacred cause, that
was worthy Of II.
Amidst the difficulties which mus, ne.
cessarily accompany such mission a'
mine, il is consniog TO receive such a
communication az that with which you
have 50 rour'eously firorci me. Con.
vinrcd am .ha, il is not be thar plants
or he iha; waters, hu, the Lord who gives
the iucreasc, thai the success o! tho .rea,
movcmcn, is tho work OF the rish, hand
Of the Nos; High. an! is admirable in our
eyes. vet il would he gross atlcca,ion ir
me 70 assert thni was not refreshed and
co'nf"r'ed by your very laudatcrv letter.
A. Dr. Sewali has no' yet arrived in
Ireland. have not received tie letter /,
which you havo alluded.
Present my grateful thanks 10 the mem
bcrs OF the Frcemen's Nigilan' Total Alb
slinence Society Of The ciiy of Washing
ton, and tell them how ] appreciate lhei
appreciation Of my humble Iabors in The
sacred cause Of lce;o:alism. :.
With fcryenr prayers foE your haFpi
ness. | ain. dear Mr.. Cunningham, your:
ulosi sincerely.
THEOBALD MATHEW.
fTn A + CrASiSun, Esn
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Miscellaneous,

CORRESPONDENTS WITH FATHER MATHEW.
To Me Editors OF lis National In.e.iisene.r
Gx>rLEMES On Friday evening Ias'
the fnllow!og correspondence bctweou The
Society and the Apostle Of the Temper
aucc OF Ireland was read a, regular meet
ing Of The Frecmcn's Figilant Total Alb
stinencc Society. On motion of .Nir.
Christopher Cammack j. was unanimous.
ly resolved fha, the same be published.
ia accordance with that reso!ut;on.l here
with furnish you with copy. ain. gen
,cmen. your most ohetl't servant.
EDMUND BROOKE, Rec. Sec.
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Ertching sPpdra.us.-They have n
mach'ne Cor ha'chins eggs now actually
in usr in Lon'nn. bringing out the little
chickius in bronGs os ii;irs and uudreds.
wih al the puciualty oE an OLD hen. The
following is The advertisement Of The ma
chine. aS we find i, the London papers OF
the 2i inst. which we insert gratis. jus,
Tor the sake of spreading knowledge Of
the now invention
"Hntching Apparotus!'-Reduced rri-
ces fran ciSh. to sexiecn suneas. )-ales.
srs. Toll Il Son Of Bury sueet. Blooms
bury. beg 10 call the attention Of the pub
lie 10 the portable patent Hatchius and
Rearing apparatus, being the original
manufacturers. This successful invcu-
rion is capable Of Matching. at a rriflins
expense. any number of game and poultry
egss of all sorts. from fliy to two hundred,
at oua time, and possesses the further 70.
commenda,ion OF rearing the young birds
OF all seasons. and Of furnishing poultry
Ior the table a, lriiliug cos, a, all peri
ods of tie year. For further particulars
apply 10 he manufacturers. A machine
may be seen in use daily"
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General Orders
HEAD QUARTERS,
Columbia. 18th June, 1913. !

ORDER. No.
vHyHE following REGIMENTS will parade
for Review and Drlll, al the times and
places herein stated, viz;
The 25,h Regiment at Winnsbcroush, on
Saturday. the 18th Of July next.
The J4ih Regiment at the usual parade
ground. on Tuesday the Is, Of Augus, next.
The 26lh Rcgimen, q, Chestcrvie, on Thurs.
day the 3rd Of August.
The 27,h Regiment a, Rich Hill, on Saturday
the 9th oil August.
The A6,h Regimen; AT Ebenezer, on Toes
day the s,h OF August.
The 3i,h Regiment at Scrkvillc, on Thurs.
daythe 10Th of August. 90
The 37th Regiment at Limestone Springs,
on Saturday the 18th Of August.
The 3o;h Regimen, near Union CT. House
on Tuesday the 18th Of August.
The 18th Rsgimentat the Burnt Factory, on
Saturday the l9lh OF August.
The 35th Regiment al Tim,nons' old field on
Tuesday the 22nd OF August.
The Isl Regiment at Brutou's, on Saturday
the 26,hof August,
The 50 gessnaert at TOncy's old Store, on
Tuesday the 29th Of August.
The 5th Regiment Z, Hunters, on Thursday
toe 3ls, of August.
The 2nd Regimen, u, Halls on Saturday
the End of September.
The 42nd Regimen, al Minonis, on Tuesday
the 9th Of September.
The 4,h Regimen; a. Vi.renncs. on Sa;ur-
day the 9lh Of September.
The s,h Regiment 9, Morrow 9 old field, on
Thursainy the I4,h Of September.
The o,h Regimen; at LoaiaAs, on Saturday
the 18th OF September.
The 9Th Rcsimen: at loves. on Tuesday
the 10Th Of September.
The 10Th Regiment al Richardson's, on
Thursday the 2lsi Of September:
The 9Th Regiment at The Old Wells, on Sa-
,urday the 23d of, September.
The Commissioned and ron-commissioned
officers will assemble al their respective Regi
mental muster grounds, for drill and instruction
on the day previous 10 their Review.
The Major Generals and BTisadier Gene
rails will. with their suite attend the reviews
within their cG,nmapds.
The Brigadiel Generals are charged with
the ex,en,ioa Of this order SO far as relates 10
their respective Brgndss.
BY order af The Conrmander-in chief:
J, w. CANTEY. Adjt. g. lnsp. Gen.
u To be published in oil the papers located
within the Brigadcs ordered CIT for review
and 10 continue unit. the reviews IRE over.
June % Is; u
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Declaration Of Independence.-This
document, as appears from printed COPY
in the Office of the Secretary Of State,
transmitted to The Convention OF North
Carolina. in l777. by John Hancock, and
bearing his signature, in lis own hand
writing. MS Presidcn, Of the Congress of
'76 was originally printed bya womau-
there we're women in lhose days--afary
Ca,harine Goddard. No wonder that that
glorious declaration was successfully
maintained by Tho gallant spiri.a Of the
Revolu,ion.-OEto'd ~. C. Mefea,y
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+. F. SIEG.
ID. ID. BRUNSON.

We, tn. undersigned, having been appoint
cd Domestic Missionarics. for the .ill' Section
of the Chmehes Oft the Edseield Baptist Asso
cin,,on, give notice, that we will 10y Divine
permission attend the Churches. a, the follow
ing times: :.
Lords Day in July.
Big Stephens Greek, IN the Saturday before
the :ird Lords Day IN July.
Aionn, Zion. on the Saturday before tho An
Lords Day 10 July.
Horns Creek. on the Saturday before the 9th
Lords Day in July.
Edsc.ield, on,he Saturday before the Is! Lords
Day in August.
Red Oak Grove, on the Saturday bclorc,he 2nd
Lords Day in August.
Bethany at Republican. on the Saturday be-
fore the Sd Lords Day in August.
Antioch. on the Saturday before the Aih Lord :
D1y in August.
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Head Quarters,

OspER No. -
A N Election for Major General 10 Gil the
"A. vacancy occasioRcd by tho resignation Of
Major General George McDu.lic of the Firs,
Division, win ,al,c place on Saturday The 3Oti
of September nex,. The Brigadier Generals
OF the Division are reql,red TO extend this or.
der TO their respective Brigades. aud make 4
return Immediately thereafter, TO the Adju,an,
and Inspector Generals. department at Colam-
bia. the result Of said election.
BY order Of the Commaaderin-Chiec
J. ". CANTEY,
AJt, & fasp. GenI.
3uly5 Ia -
DTo be published IN al. li,e papers in the
Division until the election.
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Loafr's Soiiloquy.-Here l am, a
beautiful rascal, low 10 funds. sunk in rep.
ula,ion, seven hundred ami City miles
from home, and no mule to ride. IfI
owe my landlord and hing, | will stay
ard eat it ou, like gentlemen; and If /
own any person else any thing, l freely
forgive him the deb,.
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The last Busfle .Siory.-We heard IN
amusing anecdoie ycstcrIny. which for
the bcncfi, Of our, readers we must lay be-
fore ,hem.-A certain married friend o!
ours. being in e room adjoining par!or
wherein were snveral ladies', was when a
door was suddenly thrown open, and ano.
inc. lady entered in hreaihless haste, and
enqlirc1 Of her companions. "have you
heard the usws!'' NO. no :-whai is ii
-rell us quick" "Why the mos! sim
sular thing happened last nigh, that ev-
or heard of-a little girl was born rith a
hustle on j.! :" Our friend gave one roar,
the ladies scattered. and he had to leave
without seeing them. as they politely sent
him out word "Ihcy we're GO, al home."
Mobile Herald.
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Eggs. as Remedy-Tho white Of an
esg is said 10 be specific for dsh. bones
sticking in The throat. |, 10 to be swal-
lowed raw, aud will carry down q bone
very easily aud certainly. There is ano-
,hcr fact touching eggs which will DO very
we'll to remember. When. as sometimes
by accident, corrosive suolimaic is swal.
lowed. the white ofone or two eggs, takou
Immediately, will ueu,ralizo the prison,
and change The The effect TO that Of dose
Of calomcl.
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IValking.-WaIkius is tho bcs, posi-
bic exercise hahi,uate yourself TO walk
very far. The Europeans boast Of hav-
ing sutducd The horse TO the uses Of man.
5u, ] doubt Whether wo havn not lost
more than we have gained by tho use Of
that animal. No Que has cccasioned so
much the dcscncracy Of the human body.
An Indian eoes on foot nearly % far IN a
day. for long journey, as an enfeebled
white does on his horse. and he will tire
the hes horses. 4 little walk Of half an
hour in the morning, when you irst rise.
is advisable. 1t shakes Off sleep. and
produces other good effects in tho animal
cconomy.-J.6srson's Msmoirs.
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4 Norsl Case.-The N. Y. Courier
s:o'es that singular case was tried in The
Cour, Of Common Pleas. last Friday and
Saturday, the interes, Of which. however.
was mared by The jury failing to agree
upon a verJiei. A siep-fa,her sued hia
s'ep.son for scvcray years board, cou,en-
ding that thc son mado promise when he
come to live with his s,ep-father, to pay
his board. l, was urged that being mi
cor, any contract. or promise was void,
bat as boar'lcorncs under the head Of me-
cessorics. Judge Inglis decided ,ha, tho
promise was binding. Judge I. also
charged that NJ general rule. s,sI-
father was not bound 10 maintain his step
children, principle. which. established.
may cnuse considerable Inconvenience 10
many families.
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Cvcl0Deelils or Ggisgoys1i;,.,

Fl ID. TIBBET'FS. has received Il few CO.
90 PIES Of the above valuable work, which
he otFcrs Cor sale a: the publishers prices.
The chhrae,er of this work being SO well
knnws To 'hc public, generally, II is deemed
unnecessary TO commeniuponit.
siay 25 ,S ~
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Head Quarters,

lsr bsIsApY CAVALRY.
Edgefeld, c. H. 9Th Jur. lsi3
ORDER Mo-
D08ERT ANDERSON. jr.. having been
-a& tpp"th'.d Brigade PaynH..c:. sllh .he
rank ai tsp'n'", viii be respected aGd c5cyet
accordingly
The Brs0do Staff will hold themsclv Ives rca.
dy Tor duty The 18th of August next.
By order of Gy7'L. RoyuAu
TH0S W. GANNT.
Hid de Camp
July 5 ct y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12

Blasting Roeks.-lt is said that all
danger OFFS premature explosion 10 blasting g
rocka. may be obvired BY using needles
Of copper, ias'ead OF ron, ID Prln'os the
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-12
JOHN TRAPP,
II. A. WILLIAMS.
Domestic WlsSi0RdTit

U0Msstc WIsSI0HdTIts.
In consequences Of the number Of Churches.
and the limited time for visiting them. II is I'm.
practicable for Us to attend erch. We have,
therefore. fiom their pearress to each other,
appointed one meeting for Nit Lebanon aud
Ait. Zion, TO be held al the latter. The rea-
sons for this appointment, vii! be siTen more
FULLY n, the meeting. J: /.
II a. w.