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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

SASpss SARsAPAEJLLa-rhe adversary to man Temporal
i found why's und under multiplicity
OF forms cknc,, and disensc have made Their devastating
lurosds until mortal frame prostrutr ~ ~" eufih
Nature bounieOus stoTeluu,e nnd balm lor every H.
md If II used aflchi. health becomes ncaln e>thDe f"
arrangements the blood, disease. u the Bones, swelling 81
the glands diseases effects OF mercury On me
tenn secondary syphlic sJnpurs Scroiun "r Nm: tNl
hi dlse;srs and Others ut SIMILAR nuuts Sands St>ah
nil, stands preemneu' hi, medicine has acquired an enduf
mr. fc r great powers. und ;e propreint nte
dAiy r-cctv;.g All OF country the most con
vinr,nc testimonials I virtues.
For fh-t conclusive evidence OF is supe
ror value and efficacy. pamphlets which may be ob'ned
gratis.
Prepared and sold wtoesale aud retail. by \ Il & y
SANDS, Druggists. ~ fulton street. New 6"N'
Sold also 20 BrluiwHy. East broadway, ana u'ls
grts generally Throughout; the United States
GcS- CoSSEL's MAGIcNLrAIS EXTRACTOR "a Srre th"'
hiss done the rrei Oi the human nee ihnn any ore
,cru,un ofhny all the medical men IN existence
combines eNhih'. tive m'tnNc HttfbI'e W. ~
tire control by rspe. all kinds of lutInWh-
ton extracts modification, eieves al at even tie worst
burns bruises, ulmos, n,tSnty, and hens cav :
10 scar Nopny taken for une> the user Is deua'-
ed effects n the following named cotntn's VIZ
Burns. Ulcers tn'hlnn-, ir S"ads old Sores hfuuu,
nh tchngS iry>tpeuS. sui Rheum. Rheuunt~i. &c &C
Lei every funny this great heun ointment II III.
i,e lit. and wal prove blessing 10 all who use " Al q
midi .fr.
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SHIRTS SHIRTS! SHIRTS.

SHIRFS' SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
Gentlemen wishing tn supply themselves with fr,rnts
urtcle Warranted To Mt do by calling at the New
York Cash Tutoring Establishment is7 Broudwuy three dros
below the Fan.ln House. Also, ready Linen aud I'M
der Garments every description. with full ASSORTMENT. OF
>-mn-r Froch and Ollce Coats.
U5 lwi- J. T.. BOOTH & w.
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~ FINE ATCHES-BENEDICTs iiA9M i!,,.IJ.
m ), Ileho7 ESchange torg; 81 Na' mn 1,eS
-. " ,,ron 10 theif pr stock Kssnment %
Viire not ear lle Inc cry CONSISTING oil h,on
,ne, and = 81 Watches. 18th Tor Aa!es and sentsftssi
i,ban n ,h. South well the city trade VIII III"
.sasu ,t,r;,y . cumpar,-il ~ ce> o".
,.1rfu - ,Sorr-nr oi Je' eiry ~ the o->' dunIny-
Sterling .yer war. manufactured ptc.s. uo,,sl
kinds of Watches fepa eel --luai e. the "rsi" - ST
e.. o.,,tint.f nv a - S'fsIrSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

10 TbOnison's Clay NIednl.-For SHE at the
Tribune office, Ito Hns>austfeet, Thomson CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion IN acbspv lodged likeness. and pronounced
master piece at Pnce per hundred Orders from Clay
Club, solicited. jyli II
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! FAVE RCD BANK.

of t'e ciupiry.
,bovr boat or ova.r. III auzl-
WATt'iiES-The ia:ycst and most splendid as
TJA at Watches the CITY u, ~ found nj ule
II .vbcubets He's constantly Receiving al descnp:
~, II trns Gold and silver WAtrhe u the te"es'
Y. from the manufactured Eng and Flnce md S'sl
5a-iunJ ennb ed ~ offer larger lomeni nnd al ffI
prires f.1I than sny nther h"G.s IN the ~ pu
Watches a. low SD 10 SIS -Gch. Nt;cnet Hnl ie"eIfy
exchanged bought All witches sarrh; IN keep 90.
me nr he money returned Nhrcnes. CtJcks ara Je~rfy
-aired and sprtante lower han nj any
g. C. ALLEN importer oi Natc e. and Je"eD:
i.s ,S,t ,.b.le Me and ,eyt. n " rl-,t up stars
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fcs- American Insti;tic.--ihe regular M" my
NEE ~: of he members ~ the American institute Wilde hed
n, the Ecp,ory ~ tie PARK tn, Thursday evening Mt -
r'cloek GURDON j. LELDS Reed see ;.
wi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

Packet ships Vir-nian i serpo"i Wellington ior La
don. sail this Thursday morning, weather permitting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

ALSO TO l.ETrhe t'vo story b'cs Hone an The Nir'h
en,e bet tween Nineteenth md srntietn street,.
isL.. -gtnfe finished mptefn lyle wtll mnh1ynny
n,hle ,nuneE &c Rent l"w tDr the l,nInncs the
v.r, Apny 10 H. \. tUSliTAN. - Penf-s,feet.
ii 81 - IEr-1he modern bu three -i1ry bnck House
.i street the>er squire. TIN. House. vi
Iorrtinn and co0veHience, we'll adapted Ia the OF
r-nr.+.i ,ntnlly Apply Ia u. A ttj-HNAN,
m 1T leS p-nr street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

- English N!aiI.-,teucr Rng' per Rom! lini'
i-nrrr innuiu wl he closed the ppe- u Lower Pit
rcs IN t city On Monday Inc 5ih ms. - minutes pnst
O'Clock + NJ The overland postage OF Is. cents on each
VII 1t '''''' JUN LoRNER GRAHAM. P. y.
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W see Last rage
Arrived.
Ship Ambassador knight from Liverpool lune2. mdse 70
Taylor x ierr On nIsht of the .h June at. Richard
Wallace. colorcd Of Boston tell overheard and was
drowned.
G Kuikyy.
Bnc Petersburg srn. fsa-l Ven Caz = l., $3.50 in
specie cornirra s>r. Iiat5.ls Brothers = f!- sh1
Ne l"ik. Hndi tire b. tlcee'a 'c0e. -" lni r!,n
\forS unc bns k',d. o aac !ia N'irlean- ~ ed ON
June
Brig Marian SAGE Collins, is I'm Havana. Nose bound 70
CO.s AREA. -it,fp Jubilee. Herman: bs EUlt-rnef
,r Boston. soou. hfi.. Irliph " u l;. ;l7 Bal "te
soon: Geofsaua, for E-ioa. d7 Napoleon Gregg, Tor Pu
land. 90
>chr Two Aarys. Candy days from orracoke, t. Kaar
Parker Fulfotd I'm Beaufort, &c. naval stores to
VI Plat.
Below.
Brs Emily Sherwood, E Chaiie';on.to DunhnE, & Di#o1
Also bark Wind SN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

THE BTBLE STCDEN AND FAMILY MONITOR
Is conducted Evarze'ce Principles. well printed on good
pnuer. EMBELl- HE'D, rr. ny mans art. bat with BIBLE
fRi al! ;or pet volume 90 % No, ~ al rGse>, elun
10 two voiunes Of many dollar Masrzaes Of ite worth.
our li OF subscriber, iler lEn -Ts7 ne
work viii 90 an. and he issued often as circi
permit; ba:-! commission allowed IL ladies' or
gentlemen p,ocuu. subscribers. Office 81 Nassau s,tes
y. Y. Z Il. WiLCOX, rut >lier. y g.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
commercial.
HAMBURG LanuarY 9,

HAMBURG January2.
Cotton-The stock of Cotton in Hamburg
on the lst inst, was lO7el bales, and in Au.
gusta, 39.014. There were received in Ham.
burg lor the month of December last, 1858
bales, and in Augusta, 2l,175 bales. making
total receipts in the two, cities, 25,856 bales
There hps been received since lst Sept last to
lst inst. in Hamburg and Augusta, 1l4,036
bales. Some time last year, ll4,682 bales /;
and The receipts for December last year, in the
two citios, 29,lS7 bales.
The late accounts from Europe by the Hi
bernia, strengthened our market in measure,
since which, sales to large amount has been
made at lnlD prices The ruling rates to-day
are, from Il to cts, with an upward tendency.
though il will take superior article TO bring
the latter prices; principal sales u to 81 cts.
There is but little Cotton coming in yet, owing
to the holidays just passed over. We think
that prices have not yet reached their highest
marks, and should The January accounts be
favorable, we shall have the pleasure of quot
ing the article at 10 cts; then we advise our
readers 10 sell Immediately and not look for
advance, which may not come; in fact it would
be well to let slip ut our present quotations, 10
order to be sure OF safety. =
Exchanges and Freights, are nominal.
Central Bank of Georgia is now about at par
Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10

Getting Rich.-Keep at ii; dig dig, if
you would become rich ; STOP for noting;
drive ahead; neglect friends; despise the
poor; scorn benevoleuce wear out your
constitution, and as sure as you live
wealth will pour in upon you like flood.
But remember-it must be comfortable
reflection that you have worn yourself out
in accumulating property, while death
will soon stare you in the face. You who
would be rich--who leave no part untried
10 add TO your coffers-do not forget, we
pray you, that you must die and leave
your properly TO other hands. Tell US,
wusld it not be better to enjoy life, by
having every thing that is really necessa-
ry, in doing good to others, assist the poor
and needy, and in laying up treasure
above? Just believe it, and you will be
tenfold more happy. enjoy more of the
happiness oflife, and live 10 a greater age,
and die in peace.-Portland Irib.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
CHARLESTON, Jan. 6,

CHARLESTON, Jan. 8.
We have taken an account Of the stack, and
would refer to the proper head for the result.
The stock Of Upland was carefully collected
from the whatves and storehouses, but there
are fully three thousand bales in the hands of
persons from whom we could obtain no infor-
nation, which added TO our estimate will make
the stock 46.925 bales.
Cohon.-The excitement which has perva-
ded the Upland market for some time past has
subsljed, as the operations in the article
throughout the week just closed do not exceed
23O0 bales. which, il must be admitted, is tri-
fling enough for the season. In our report OF
Saturday last, we stated that although the
transactions of the two proceeding days had
been light, former prices had been sustained ;
and such has continued the case throughout
the present week-holders would not submit
to lower terms, and purchasers refused to ope-
rate TO any extent, at the quotations given in
our review of the Both ultimo. In the present
state OF the market, quotations must be con-
sidered nominal. The receipts Of the week
are 94S7 bags, .ranging from 81 to 9 ceuts.-
Conner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10

Elizabeth Garrett vs. William Eikin
and VIM. Garrett sr.; George Parrot US.
William Eikin; Bcnajah Rambo VS. the
same, one tract of land containing two
hundred and twenty acres, on which is
good saw and grist mill also one other
tract containing two hundred and twenty
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Jo-
sias Lanham and others.
William J.>9wens VS. Charles Lamar;
N. G.. Griffin vs. the SAME; and Lewis Ell
zey; Luther Rial VS. Charles Lamar, two
thousand acres Of land where Charles La
mar lives, made up Of several original
tracts adjoining each other; also adjoining
Wade Glover.
Duke Goodman vs A. G. Leek, and B..
F. Griffil, one thousand acres of land
where defendant Leek lives, adjoining
lands Of F. w. Pickens and others.
William Bronson, sAdmin., vs. Abner
Youngblood, the defendants interesr in
the tract of land where his mother lived
at the time of her death, adjoining lands
Of Edwin Presley and others.
S. r. Fuller and Others VS. Caleb Broad
water, one hundred and fifty acres of
land, adjoining lands of William Garrett
and others.
Termscasb.
S. CHRISTIE, $. E. D.
Jan 10 4t SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
The Bonner Manure.

NW7E are now prepared to furnish the agri-
wv cultural public with full and detailed
Instructions and analytical explanations and
Developments of this wonderful system;which
enables the farmer TO have perfect control owe r
the extent, quality and preservation of his ma
nures. For the Patent Right for individuals, or
for any State or Country to ihe South or West
of Pennsylvania and Delaware. apply to
ALBEIT q CO.
Proprietors for the Southern and Western
States, No. 10, Lombard .stroet, Baltimore,
up stairs.
Baltimore, Novr, %, 1913.
Deer. 6 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
Cords of Fire Wood
Jan 10
Gnrnmer,s Sale.

EDY, virtue Of a Writ of Fieri Facias, of S.
LID Christie vs. Milton Parkins, l shall pro-
ceed to sell at Edge6eld Court House, OH the
first Monday in February next the tract Of
Land whereon the Defendant now lives, con-
tanning two hundred and thiry.one acres. more
or less, adjoining lands of William Padgel,
William Mays, and others.
Also-Will be sold. at the same time and
place, by virlne ofa writ of Fieri Facias, in the
case of s. Christie vs. Rudolph Carter, and
Elizabeth Carter, tract of land wIrereon The
defendant Rudolph Carter lives, containing
seven thousand five hundred acres, more OF
less, adjoining lands of John Wise, Mary
Bightower. William Howard, and otbers.-
AIso-A negro boy, Dick.
Terms cash.
DANIEL HOLLAND, c. E. D.
Jan 10 At so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
AUGUSTA, January a.

AUGUSTA, January d.
Co!ton.-The receipts during the week have
been quite moderate. The market has exlii-
bited for the last few days less inquiry Than for
merly, though there has been no abatement Of
confidence in holders. We have no alteration
to notice in our last weeks quotations, prices
having remained firm at our extremes of from
"A to 9 cents. Principal sales have been effect
ed al 81 to S5-Scents.
Groceries We have no alteration to make
in our table of last week. As yet, business, as
is usually the case during the holidays, has been
TO great extent expended. We notice sales
of 25 hhds. Bacon Sides at 5 cents, cash, and a
few hhds. Shoulders. not prime, at 3 cents.
E1hangc.-We notice AN improvement of
Central Bank, and now quote al 9 3 discount,
and OF Alabama notes, which we quote at a
Observation-Disclosures.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
q CAIaI1.

YHyHE Subscriber informs the Public. that
III he will open School at Lowndesyille,
Abbevlla District, on the 2nd Monday 6fJau.
uary next, in which will be taught the usual
branches Of English, Mathematics. the Greek,
Latin and French Languages. His Glasses
will be SO arranged that those Pupils whofare
studying the Languages, can also receive. IN.
struclion in the English Branches. Fts35s.
As his object is 10 establish a permanent
School, as he has had long experience In teach.
ing, and been signally successful in preparing
Students for College, and as the location IS
healthy and remote from scenes of dissipation
and vice, he flatters himself that he will receive
q due share OF the patronage Of the Public
Board at 81 per month. Tuition; in; ;thA Lam
guages, Mathematics and higher branches or
English. $l7 per Session of S .uon.hs, .Epgs
lish Grammer and Geography $40. Lower
Branches 81. .;i5
-AlEwho wish to know the competeney Of
the Teacher are referred TO Gen. G. 0nfie,
Hon. F. w. Pickens, and Hon. "A. Burt.
]. L.LESLY,
Dec 8, 1913 If 4e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
was only one hundred and fifty thousand. Thus
it appears, the access this year istwo hundred
and fifty thousand barrels"

Arkaasas.-The Democratic State Conven.
ton of this State has nominated D. J. Chap
man for Congress, and Elias N. Conway for
Governor. A. E. Thorpton, Elias Rector, and
VIII. Sutton were nominated as Electors of
Presiden, and Vice President of the U. States,
and Samuel Adams, Lambert Reardon, and
r. II. Hanley. as Delegates to the National
Convention. The Convention adopted reso-
Luton declining to instruct the delegates for
whom to vote in the Baltimore Convention,
but at the same time declaring their individual
preference for Van Buren and Polk, as their
first choice, and Calhoun and Woodbury. as
their second choice for President and Vice
President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
Valuable Estate Sale.

FHY HE personal Estate Of the Rev. William
b. Harmon, deceased, will be sold at his
late residence on Sanda Run, in Newberry. on
the 18th and 18th Of January next, and on a
credit Of twelve months. The personal estate
consists of l3 likely Negroes, 25 to 30 bales Of
Cotton, 1900 bushels Of Corn, $4,000 Ib. Of Fod-
der, 30 fat Hogs. l20 stock Hogs, Flour, Oats.
40 head of Cattle, 10 Horses, 2 Mules, 2 road
Wagons. Barouche and Harness, Plantation
Tools, Blacksmith Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, DC, DC.
At the same time The Plantation will be
rented out for the next year.
JOHN B o'NEAL, 1Erecn,ors
THOMAS FREAN, DNe''oi''
December 81. IF ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10

Commsndable Industry.-We were han
ded, a few days ago, the following state
ment Of reward Of enterprise, which we
take pleasure in publishing; not only be-
cause it is useful product, but that others
may emulate this example Of Industry. 1t
is as follows.
1.-TWO school boys, sops of ofMr.-Cook,
living on the Tombigbee River, raised, on
IL acres of land, $3.50 pounds of cotton.
They attended school Eve days in the week,
travelling some 81 miles morning and even
,ing. They worked before going 10 and af-
ter returning from school and on Satur-
days. They are reported as having been
afflicted with the chills par, Of the time
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10

Pardons.-At their December meeting,
the Governor and Council Of the Stale OF
N. Hampshire pardoned six persons con-
fined in the state prison. Governor Hub
bard, says the N. H. Patriot, is Of opinion
that the Executive has no power TO make
distinction, that he cannot remit part OF
the punishment, and thar, in exercising
the pardoning power, he can can alone
grant a full and entire pardon. 10 these
instances Of mercy, the parties are there
fore restored 10 their rights as citizens.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
State of South Carolina.
EDGEF[ELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFlELO: DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
r. nj. C. FREELAND, who has been
Cd arrested, and is now confined within
The bounds orlhe Jail of Edgefeld District by
virtue Of capias ad salisfaciendumr at the suit
ofO. H.. Lee, having filed his petition. with
schedule OH oath, Of his whole estate and eff
fests, with the purpose Of obtaining the bene-
fit Of The Acts ofthe General Assembly, COM
mouy called the Insolyent Debtors Acts. ~ -
Public notice is hereby given. that the peti--
ton of the said J.M.lC.S SFreeland. will be-
heard and considered in the Court Of Common
Pleas for Edge6eld District, at Edgefeld Court
House, on The second Monday Of fMarchn next or
on such olherday as The Conrt may order, DUR
ing stheierm commencing on The second Monday.
in March next, a, said place and all the cre-
ditors of said J.. NJ. c. Freeland are hereby
summoned personally or by attorney, then and
there, in said Court, o'ahcw cause, if any they
can, why the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid
should not be- granted 10 the said ]. a. c.,
Freelaud upon bis executing the assignment re-
CURED by ihe Acts aforesaid.
= GEO. POPE, c.S.D
Clerks Office,
Nov 90 3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10

Ne,o Invention.-We have recently seen
in operation new fashioned Straw Gutter
and Corn Shelter, connected, which bids
fair to supercede all others. 1t is very
simple in construction, nots liable to be
thrown out of order by careless persons,
cuts straw and shells corn faster and bet
ter than any machine we have ever seen.
Mr.. Montgomery, who resides five miles
from this place, on the Spartanburg road
manufactures the machines. A. w. T.
Mcbride Esq.-a. McBridesville, Union
Dist. S. C.-purchased the Patent for The
whole Stale, and is prepared to furnish
machines or District Rights. Persons hav-
ing use for Shelters or Straw Cutters, or
those disposed TO engage in the manufac-
tue, are advised to examine the one above
referred TO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFJELD DISTRICT. I

INTHE COMMON PLEAS.
TAMESD. HAMM OND, who has been
ey arrested, and is now confined within th,
bounds Of the Jail of Edge field District bysir-
tue Of a capias ad sa,ilaciendum, at the suit OF
Charles J. Glover, having fled his petition with
schedule on oath, Of Ills whole estnte and eff
fects, with the purpose Of obtaining the benefit
of the Acts Of the General Assembly, common.
called The Insolvent Debtors Acts. q
Public notice is hereby given, that the peti.
ton of the said James D. Hammond will be-
heaid and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas for Edgeield District, at tEdge6eld Court
House, on the second M onday of March next
or on such other day as the Court may order.
during the term, commencing on the second
Monday in March next, at said place; andsall
the editors of said James D. Hammond are
hereby summoned personally or byattorney.
then and there, in said Courl. to sheW cause, il
any they can, why The benefit ofthe Acts afore-
said should nel be granted to the said James D.
Hammond upon his executing the assignment
required by the Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c:E.D.
Clerks Office,
Novr. "a, 1S43.
Novr. 90 If "A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
EGeeaE10r,s Sale.

WW7ILL be sold on Thursday the 18th inst.
w at the late residence of Anna Maria
Terry, deceased, the Personal Estate OF said
deceased, consisting of Negroes, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Provisions, and oiher
articles usual on plantation, on the following
terms: Tor all sums of FIVE dollars and under,
cash and for all sums over five dollars, credit
until the 18th December next. Purchasers TO
give notes and approved security.
]. TERRY, Executor.
Jan3 If 49
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
Jan 10
E1ecagz0a.,s Sale.

ENTILL be sold at public auction OH the 25h
w of January, at the residence Of John
Hollingswortf, deceased, eleven head ofmules,
one horse, two road wagons, one dearborn
one buggy, together with other articles not
enumerated. The property 10 be sold on n
credit until the lst of October next, pnrcha.
sers to give notes with two approved securities.
J. H. H0LLINGSWORTH, p-e.,ors
DIP. HOLLINGSWOTH. 'Ae' o's'
Jan 10 q so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
Notice..

EyHE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
IL ing the public, that he has succeeded in
cngaging'the services Of an experienced Miller
for the ensuing year, and having his Mills in
thorough repair, is prepared TO do any quan-
,ity of grinding grain at the shortest notlce.
Persons having Wheat aud wishing superior
-four 'made from il, are invited to give him a
call. His terms are the tenth.ss
s. w. NICHOLSON.
Dec 5, 1913 6nl" 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10

Their names are James and Stephen
Cook"
If we were a member Of the Agricultu-
raj Society, the names Of these youths
should be presented 10 the Executive Com
mi,tee for premium at its next Fair.
Euta,o Wkig.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10
Jan 10
To Remf.

4O Rcmts
7HSHE HOUSE AND LOT where the
Il subscriber resided last year, situate in The
town of Pottersville. The House is in good
order and conmodous. The Lot contains two
acres. Toa good tenant the rent will he rea-
sonable, and possession can be had immedi-
ately. ALEX, HUNTER.
Jan 10 If so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-10

Aduances on Cotton.-In an article
headed "Mouey Market" copied into this
paper last evening. from the New York
Commercial Advertiser, it is stated that
.ahe Banks in South Carolina ard Geor-
gia and perhaps elsewhere, have made
advances upon Cotton for four months"
We do not know what has been the con-
duet of the Banks in Georgia and else
where, in relation to advances on Cotton;
but we speak advisedly with regard to the
banks in Charleston, when we assert, that
no advances on Cotton have been made
by them on either long or short periods of
time. The capital for Cotton specula-
ton must be supplied elsewhere, and we
shrewdly suspect that the banks in New
York could reveal the true state OF the
case ifthey were so disposed.-CharleS-
ton Patriot.