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UNIVERSITY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL
PAVILION HOTEL,

- CHAKLESTDN, ). G.
ISLANDER Is hut oltsn list ned aviditvbu truth
- will ultimately prevail This trui IN may with propr.ty
be applied regards the uIdersgned who nds necessary 70
contradict publicly. the IDLE add malicious reports which,
from sinister tves Rave been ndustrousy cuiated great
Y q ma preudc. y 70 say that he still the lind
OF the hring aud place &c hope and constantly
10 ths Pavilion"
The maxim adopted BY the undersigned forgive
niss and TO zeal sneesly grateful to his fri. nds
. ]. CESSFORD KER
N An Omnibus and Barouche will be In attendance at
the kailroai Depot and the whares TO convey
vises liree oi charged TO the above establishment
september loth ls,4
lCoIisd from the Charleston Mercury.l
We inssrt The following Of travesf
Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, 8. c.
10 those who appreciate Convenience, comfort and
oeanIneSa aud siubrous locaiitya table supped
with h, choicest produce Of he and liqu OF
enable quality and havorcivl orderly servants
and courteous and attentive host-we beg leave strongly
commend soJoun at the Pavilion Hotsl.s Of Meeting
and das-ll streets. kept by Mr. j. Csssiord Ksr."
oo Sta W3w-n
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FANCY FURS.

FANNY FUKS.
n BEHRMAN, importer and Manufacturr Of European
~ and American Fancy Furs, offers for sale bis WHOLESALE
and retail i3s Will street, few dsors Fulton
choice elegant and extensive Of every
scuption European and American fancy Fun.
+. 5 County merchants would do well call this
establishment aud the goods they will find both
prices and quality saving TO them al least u per
ID. BEHkMAN
AT lmsrc IsJ William street
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EXCHANGE HOTEL u EATING SALOON
No. II DOCK STREET.


THE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public. that they have reed and opened above esta
bishnrt, where prepared all furnish Dim
ns supper. and Braka'. az the shortss. notice They will
Keep Al Ordinary from 2 o'cocs AM until M when
Sons dine All the decacies of the The Bar will
oe amply supplied snd from their long experiences the
as.sy they hope To give general satisfaction.
hey have a.o Ted up number Of and well ventilated
heeping rooms ahordins the different
roads and sAnboats Opportunity lodging at ali
koun Of the night. = =
horses -
who favor them with a call. -
The location ths immediate vicinity of the princi-
l Banks haoad and and opposite rhe
Philadelphia Exchaass. ~ -
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTEII'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS

MI ADAME HESIEII.S PREVENTIVE fOWUGhos
M These Invaluable Powders have bsen rn,v~saliy sAopts
well az by thousands this country being the oalY d,
safe and ecacous remedy for married ladies whose h for
bids too rapid increase Of family.
The results Of hes adoptca 2 q. happiness: s hsah nay
too yast to touch within the limits Of
results which affect not sny the well bang Dsnt
bat the future Of their ofn il nos bas too well
how instances does the hard working faf and
especially the mother Of poor family slaves ynroogh
their lives the Of nce.sant labor tonH but
to lye and living bat to toll when they isht ha.e enoyed
weighed down the spirit sgd at a broken ths eaisn OF s
father how often the widow left unrhc with the
uoas intentions, s aaheess oiisprns % becoming
degraded objects Of charity proigatc vosnes Of VICE Eve1
the days Of the kind husband and father bisl.fra be-
holding the emaciated form and declining th of e
Of his bosom, Nhe had rcse the Of III
last sinking mn premature EagsMi,h TIE fesaan pos,
sorows, and his yonng and hepless n Of those e
attentions aud watchful solcud which mother alone
bestow, unfequenty At time whnn lesst able
he heart-ending aicton Is i desirable, thsns sora-
Themselves the well being Of the opgnS sim
pe easy healthy and certain remedy within eontroi1
The advertiser feeling the Importance OF this ssbest, and es
mang the bene rsultng thousands the
tention OF the married 70 It's consideration. IA and
virtuou prevent evils which rubjref ssrros
and healthy within control Evory dss-zssos,
vrtuous and enlightened mind viii unhositatin,y
Price five dollars raeSsEs accompanied with fall and nsr
cuiar directions.
All s;ts15 %V,s r gssf g 'a sss,ssa q
houfs from A. NJ. to VI. Boston Office. No Esssx
N. N.B-Those enclosing jv1ere
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CHANGE OF RESIDENCE.

CHANGE OF RESIDENCE
30 VICTOR 9IROUD, Watch and Clock Maksr, has
A the honor Of informing his friends and the public gem
E5 eral, that he has moved hrs Watch and Clock Making
y E.t,b,hnrn. 70 No. l4s Broadway, corner Of Liberty
him with great and guaranteed His
ry adapted for the repair Of Mechanical Lamps very
moderate lie offers for sale oil the
Lamps from France which leave nothing
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
IF ANY HAVE DOUBTS they may dismiss them, and
the most ncedulous may consider Defness durable.
Numerous OF and Of them remarkable
caps the cmax-youns old vet hear
ing
lady in Smith6eld PaPsylvanla and about eighty
Of had srsdua getting deaf for than forty
SAT- in the Ioudr. iens. so,es she
dnc 10 try sCARPAs OIL for Deafness Il only
add thai she has used two bottles aud that her bearing
PREPARED by b. Bell and sold Wholesale and retail bv A.
o. snds Druggists No ~ Fulton street, 273 Broadway and
agfB Broadway
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: TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
OPERATIVE ELIXIR CORDIA

VHE create. discoyery In medical scierce Of NJ NJ.
DesomeauI OF Paris He has entirely exploded s ssns-
rally received opinion the existence Of ncube ster
barrenness excspt indeed cases Of mao nation. wlea re
sytremey me The invarabe and universal su9csss Of n
health which results che wife bsc9mius hs:.sa I'D. q fcCssr
lhe fact that what usually termed baeuness cngabls By
the use OF the Procreatve Elixir Cordial Il s nfaabe in
various train Of complaint. arising from n., o. i'm
iion The Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial il well estr
bshed sale Of than ty THOUSAND bottles and pack.
in which Is held Il pleasant aud agreeable !e
The undersigned e only authorised agent N h country
Price So bottle. !, =,
For the those residing Of tho city & IN.
gredents composing the Elixir CORDIAL up II cAages
for transmission BY mail with full direction for preparing
Pice Of package s., making thiye bottles
All letters must be postpaid and directed %,
Dr. y. MELVEAu, boz ss n. YoTe city.
NBLades calling for the elixir" will e waited by
LADY iu atf.pdsuce on ttn.ec
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES'
e de cur 81 se Gs
.ss f. s :sS
ssqsd 70 the athletes, 4 de e
Ss .ssayad
T q &. e: % s s: q s.::: Ess
sa :DS IL q S. rouSoa I
,omended IN Europe BY msdica Of the highest
ea .sa Il as 50 II %:.Ss r.
'as sooms Ss1. ss furnished o, ass. At No
ye.ey street having separate from the 6usues. d
si Tss as e aRs
MEDICAL NOTICE.
STRANGERS AN AND H CITIZENS @ afflicted With any form
s ssss hS g. ] s.sy sss p ms
sppa
;"s %s ws .S
s ssft $ "s sIs: j .: $:s
@ s % i lsp % s
ai, h 6a:s d. Ty:s
rssored to perfect health wish hi, ggsi.hsdb vvn
Carpenter and Joiner. Harlem, NY.
andas % 70 ssd aoS sS @ oHs
~ he n S T coop es s0a ose use
'wo doors rom Chatham It No paw. s27 lm.ec
RARNnILL's lNDELIBLE INK;-The supenon'y Of thi,
Marking Ink is very generally acknowledged by the
agmer c whom have already tested il be BY hsi,
and have pronounced Il ohe,
'nde'ible ink whether Of domestic or foreign make;
:.1 msfsh siss s ... tn. os,.. nam.
:: Of our " who f;;i!is S;s.1S Is for sale
No. 2l3h Marke. street, Philadelphia.
(Prom the United States Gazette Of March 18TH
lNpELIBLE IrK-Nessrs. Potts. Linn 4 Harris. No. 23k
Market street above h manufacture and have for sale
articles their line Of business druggists admirable Ink
truly ndeble II will by its beauty the simplicity Of its
use commend itself the regard of those who like
mark their apparel aud would like that mark and
plain.
lFrom the Editors Of the North American, Of March 10Th
tNpELIBLE INKWe have tried Of Bahlls ndeliblt
Ink cheerfuy all those wishing narb
linen 1t freely and requires previous pre-
psration. IL for sale by Messrs. Potts, Linn Harris No
fl3k Market
(Copy of an advertisement of April l9th.)
BARNHLLs lNpELBLE NR.Just received supply Of this
celebrated Ink and having tested thoroughly prepared
States Of the imported.
Aso-Drugs, Medicines Paints Acids Dye Snfs Var.
nishes, &c. &c. which will be sold the reasonable
terms, by ALEXANDER HARPER,
Wholesale Druggist, Market st., above 18th.
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RICHARD B. JONES,
DANIEL CUPPELL


JAMES FRASER fmy brother,l on Of job Roy Fraser
- 70 the rarsh 81 Kfkh County Of inverness, Scotland
lett IN " ce 80 ut Mate Of the brisant,as
klngst HILL loaded wito timber, bound Enslsnd. Was
asswsrjs master OF Vh.r ships aud lat sriy Of India
mTchnen 'nd, 70 the best e information, drd sone
prt ol the Cn rd states II Amerc btwe~n the and
lsJs, tsssed of Considerable wealth. movable
cable property
Whin the four years A. 4. Fraser Esq Of Abertar
resdins az The Co~ nvs mess had from
The trustee oi the said decs led Capt Jares
family, but after he did fad them out that wa the
legal IF deceased her says letter
u ques ION msad, and that he the ad-
dress VI tbs SAID trustees OF them which renders this adj
verttss rnsnt ind. .p-nsabie.
therefore the If
them Whatever ~ the United Of America or other
country trs may be residing w n.dately seeing this
advrft msnt furnish with the date aud place oI my
M asam as well a. with acopt OF hs at and
he dsd possrse Of addressed 10 me al No O.bs street p.
vrrnsss, oS0tlaud EDWARD = EHaIsK
lsv<fa,ss, 9Th July, ls4t. o2l Stsodrc
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Mrs. CAkkOLL':


INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS.
325 Broadway, two doors above the Hospital.
MRS CARROLL respectfully announces to her patrons the
from Courand. and established her Aisdcsied vapor
and Sulphur Baths commodious and central situation,
No 5 Broadway where by her continued assldn and
strict she hopes ms the which her
tablshment has received for the last eighteen year..
N. B-Sulphur Baths hours notice. Portable
Baths any of the its vicinity Bathing Tubs
Gnrh o lmac
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FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBERT
SONIAN METHOn

FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBERT
SONlAN METHOD.
COURSE Of Lesson in French riding TO rhe system
"A a Of Roesr SOU viii be given by r EDMOND DU BUIS
son, A. NJ. At New vofN L, c.um. a Lsrcnard street.
vembsr, Al o'clock, NJ This sysrem well known Eu
rope Will be explained by the Professor Persons wishing
barn the French their Trends respectfully Invited
pend The hrst esson will be gratis Mr. Edmond d Buisson
hsvng b~en ed in giving ins rnctons Ere ch for
nr oi ears NJ u oudsrts school and r The
N q L. Rows collegiate school New Brighton, would
spctfui ner o- gentlemen both regard TO qualification
caixed u his residence 400 Broadway.
REFERENcEs
M "a DeLaforsst French Con- pr Potsr Barclay st.
sal 0xneru DR. Cro-sman 400 Broadway
D. Draper, 81 bssvsrst. w H. Cary Co. 1856 Pearl st.
Fshsaus, ss,sl Maiden lane G. e. Carter Go, '7s do
\ Logan Esq. New st. Berard y Mondoa 50 Court
s. g. h2r ley 5. ~ as,su as s land ( t,.,.
eis 2w.rc
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
sHE above reward will e pad fr the recovery Of the body
= OF Capt. WI ESSDN JARVIS. who fell overbo rd
Iownsd from the schooner dept while ly,nx anchor of
eoboken, on W. dnesdV 10Th Instant Apply Capt ASA
JARVIS. foot OF Delaney str.s', Or e
No Coentie's Sin.
The deceased is about five feet nine inches lii hair light
complexion had lAne hand with large mit,en on.
oi0
fvONaiC t.t.s ol GOOD. per ship PAklnENU> ', from
~ Ltv.ron VIII send their permits board h ship,
g. ludd whr III. office OF tn subse b~r thout delay.
Al goods not permitted Ia hye days iron date voda-
bly, be sent public store. JOHN HERDMAN.
o1 3trc 6 South
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THE
IN v Isl lBLE

60 s,sly rsssmbs s rsal bad Of haI thss 1890 I'D
ordinary invention a ts day The great sdvansag o. his
aove and unique wig = 10 bsinx made Without swing r.
M natural hair both in she.s and natural sppsaancr = 70
free that all Of perg1tion eyaporslcn Is
and counoisseur are alike this novel and beau
tul Wig and r peculiar method Of fitting the head At tho
nanuaetureT A. T. Barry. lag Broadway, corner Of Liberty
street M .tairs o23 lmsec
LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES!!!
I0 O00 SWEDISH AND GERMAN LEECHENs- Is
4O,OOO Just received per ship Sr Isaac Newton from
nburg and by the Havr sale wholesale and rs
tail, a. the moderate prices, by
C. J. FERDINAND COPPA,
importers Of Leechss,
"a IrnS No street.
no THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLlTATEU.
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lee fl E..I M EE la
REAT Reduction in DentisryPris.. reduced 90 per cent
Fine Pafe, rom 81 SO u ~
Teeth filled with Fine q III FOIL. from secu 70 %
Tooth Ache Cured, or ecth ExtIacted 80. Is
N. TAYLOR,
surg cal and Mechanical Dentist
50 kast Rroadway,
sl lmSm (Huccessor to Vim. Tioral
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TO THE NERVOUS AND Deb LlTATEU.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENOVATOR

TN all those where manly vgor impaired where the
mental physical postraed uniestransd
the particularly by those solitary ana
destructive habits OF early youth inducing nocturnal emissions
remedy restores e organs Of reproduction both to
healthy action, and impotency by innsnx new
energy into Ia many Instances the effect lnsan
taneous fails chrome sess ana whitSe ana
removes sterity by restoring healthy uterine action eier
ences can be given VINO have s
Renovaor with in those affections as aso u DysSp
sa weakness Of back ons and affections q the urinary
treet New York Price Sc bottle oi 10 ounces ana LOT
NB-Copous directions accompany each bottle sl3 I'm m
lo2z i3tl
DR CORBITT may be Consulted conhdenually az has vi
- flee, 6 Duane street, doors from Chatham shng9n
respectfully informed that p Corbitt pssnosI =! nc
University City OF New York. and that he has exclusive
y confined his practice from being general to the
certain classes o diseases pow over eleven ,sas N ns o
medicine than Is 70 Be- found IN ms
practice The Doctor the aG5nxt the use
has its thonsands Of vlcums Recent cases
days removed entirely from the syssm Ses mat
you udicousy treated by person legally quAned ano
petenders and quacks there several Of them IN ths
despair Of being restored health by applying TO D
Corb practice Of many years has established the Doctor
reputation for skill and responsibility STRUCTURES the
Doctors profound medicine may be ha4 70 pre-
vert certain disease in Of il, forms SIS sm.rc
ADVICE GRATIS,
nR. MARX, 81 Duane stfoe scienGhc u,aune1 Qf
~ private and chsolic diseases well known % ~ pabie
and comment thousands Of cases can tesuiy
0I- he strctest OF secrecy.
Office e3 Duane street. tlr 81 lmen
~ To THOSE WTTHOITT CHILDREN.
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE NTON TEA MPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE. ial CHATHAM STREET, N. Y.
36l Grand street, Suffolk,
lsl Greensoich, Ftizton,
ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
% Chestnut and 5 North FJth street. Philadelphia.
II Hanover street. Boston
INVITE the of City and Country Families and
Purchaser, their several establishments where they think
will be found by far the best selections Of pure and undueraed
Tsas in the United States The universal popularity and
OF their house with reference high qualities prcss
and upright dealing well undstood endsI further
pents necessary Original and only warehouse for the sale Of
70 remember the number Of e principal Chatham
Ill between Pearl and Roosevelt street The public will
also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea Company
have nothing do with other those described
this au2g i'm sec
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~ fAkkER % Duane street, between Broadway and
En str~t for the sa- ysu tbIe oil siutuvs
,no sad nn.qates r. ja" received ship Persian
the flrmsh and Duch schools elegant i,p,n Iacaused
fJct lan, oi the nctest mods old Drsen Porcelain Ious
ftncy Cups AUD ssuc-s no gold F.ns of tba Ish
esalnry and ., gandeuf spu, % hs imported INTO TINS
eoun,ry, Wnch ca Of modras price, There
fos hos, who wish to enrch their oo.ctons or
thsc ptfofs, Will hnd Il TO iaer,.t 10 call and srsmna
aud Judge for themsei,e Ladies are parour nyaa NJ
this splendid collection. "'''e' "
At nome from ~ "A. VI. till 5 p. NJ oo2 2nsod.r.
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DEAFNESS.
)RS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS. AURISTS.

Assure incpent Deafness Ear Ache Pains. Burning,
singing sounds the collections Of hard vas
secretions OF organs. Their Acoustic Oil has bean
lar remedy in all diseases Of the for upwards
White street. sy4" inb
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l3s a5;;S CUE
|s1| Nd Vail az; E y saASS} ;z
y q aa E s b

YWNHESE PILLS wherever they have been
III fairly tried have established Han enviable
celebrity, and are daily supersedng all other
preparations in curing the diseases for which
they are prepared. il4ss-as
The following certificate is from Judge For
est, a gentleman Of the first responsibility in
Jefferson CO., Alabama. I, i5loy
Jonesboro, did, 4th Feb s1s44. 4.
certify that in the summer Of 1912 had n
severe attack Of fever and ague, and was for
some time underline treatment Of physician,
butreceived no benefit from his prescriptions
my disease continuing 10 increase in the
frequency and severity fits attacks. lat last
had recourse to DIR. Hnl.s Feverand Ague and
Anli-Fever Pills, and in using half a box vas
entirely cured, and have renamed in good
health ever since. l afterwards had in my
family several cases Of fever aud ague, and
have in every instance made use of Hull's
Pills, which have always Immediately effected
azure. e. J.F. FOREST
Price, ST per box. with directions.
% A fresh supply, just received and for
sale, by So! LD.TIBBETTS. Z
Oct. 80 & @si 6mi Al
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sherif,s Sale.

pY virtue of sundry writs of FierI Fa-
I'D cias, will proceed TO sell at Edge
field Court House, on The First Monday
and Tuesday in December next, the follow
ing property
Luther Roll, N. L. Griffin and Others,
VS.. Charles Lamar, the House aud Lot in
the town Of Hamburg, known as the A
mericaD Hotel occupied at this time by
Robert r. Hunter, as Public Tavern.
Michael Barr, Admir-, vs.. George w.
Marlborough and Robert t. Moore, Snrvi-
vors, tract of land containing one. hum
dred aud fifty acres, more or less, adjoin-
ing lands of Uriah fnabne,, Catharine In
abnet and Others, as The properly of the
Defendant, George w. Marlborough.
Michael Barr, Admit, VS.. Robert L.
Moore aud William Bridges, Adm'rs., the
tract of land where Samuel Moore lived a,
the time Of his death, containing nine hum
dred acres, more or less. adjoining Of lands
of Joel inabnet aud Others.
Milledge Gaiphin and others, VS.. Milledse
Rankinson, Adm'r., one negro boy, Billy.
Martin Hit VS.. John Thurmond, one
Carriage.
Terms. cash
II. BOULWARE, S. E. d.
Nov. s 4t az
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ST.aTE. OF s. .C.AROLM.A,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN, EQUITY.
Saral, Ann Boner. d another !
Bill for
Partition.

Sarah Ann Roper, q another. ,.,.
vs.. Bilttor
Dt. l,. Hatv%Gs s;s %;;s Rgf,. and Emily Partition.
NJ Office is hereby given that by virtue of
IV an order from Chancellor Johnson. shall
offer for sale ut Edgefeld Court House, ON the
First Monday in December next, the Real Es-
tale Of Benjamin Roper deceased, consisting
of ~
One tract OF Land, situate in the District
and State aforesaid, on the Martintown Road,
containing nine hundred (90O) acres, more Or
less, and bounded by lands Of Daniel Prescott,
John Jones, Samuel Scott, Estate of Charles
McKic. and Estate of Hillary M. Collier.
Said land to be sold on credit Of one and
two years, in equal animal instalmenls. except
the cost Of suit, which must be paid in cash.
Purchasers to give bonds and good securities,
and mortgage ofthe premises TO secure the pur.
chase money q 3 ~ a;s.s III st.ft u
And on "Wednesday, the Fourth duy, Of De.
cember next, ] will sell at the late residence oi
the said Benjamin Roper, deceased, the Person,
al Estate Of The said deceased, except the Ne
groes consisting Of Horses Mules, Cattle
Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plan
talon Tools, Corn aud Fodder, &c, on q
creditof one year. Purchasers to give bont
and good securities. 8, eF... s.t.
-. "a s.. S. 9TOMPKINs, G. E. F.. D. 4
/ NV. q -4t 42.
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State Of South Carolina.
II. EDGEFIEIaD. DISTRICT.

sHPY JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
ADof Edgefiell District,
Whereas, William Scurrys llalh applied
10 me for Letter Of Administration on all
and singular the goods. and chatlels, rights
aud credits Of Sarah Scarry. lale Of the
District aforesaid, deceased. these are
therefore to cite and ad d-nonish all and sin
gular.t The kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, toghe and appea before me, nj
our next Ordinary's Courl for lie said Dis
lrictlo be holden al; Edse6eld Ccur House,
on The second day Of December next,
10 show cause, il any, why The said admin,
is,ration should not'be grained.
Given nnder my hand and seal, This 2lst
day of November. in the year ofour Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty -four,
and in.ths 89th yearof American Ildepcn.
tlence. iSss liass..;1
IaHNHiLL. o. ED.
Noy.20 2t 43.
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VOLUME TX.
EDGEFIELD ADyERTlsER
q x BY
w. F. DURIs oE, PROPRIETOR.
NEIY TERMS.

~ =
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,fpaid inadyance -S3 if not puid within six
months from the date Of subscription, and
s4 if not paid before the expiration of the
year. All subscriptions will be continued,
unless otherwise ordered before the expira.
ton oflhe year; but no paper will be discon-
ued until all arrearnses nre paid, unless at ltle
option Of the Publisher.
Any person procuring FIVE responsible Sub
scribers, shall receive The paper for one year,
gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted at 625
cents per square, (l2 lines, or less,) Tor the
frstinser,ion, and 43s for each continuance:
Those published monthly, or quarterly, will
>be Charged 81 per square Advertisements
not having the number ofinsertions marked d
on them, will be continued until ordered out,
and charged accordingly.
All communications, post paid, WILDE prompt
ly and strictly attended to.
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Eagehsla Count House, S. c., Sovember a7, As44

I Magnificent Orchard.-Ar the late An.
nual Fair of the American Institute, Mr..
r. |. Pell Of Ulster, county New York, re-
ceived gold meadl for .the besl. 44frtiil
| farm.
He staes that he has ain orchard con-
tanning twenty thousand trees olsone Kind
oflruiI, viz. the Newton Pippin. Hereis
an orchard worth looking ar. We do moi
know how lhickly they are set on,. but
allowing there is tree son every square
rod, or lG0 10 an acre, which is 100 thick,
il must take one hundred and twenty FIVE
acres! MIR. Pell thinking it rather. .unprof-
liable TO wait orthe bearing year, or; in
other words, not being willing TO have ap-
Piles only every oiheryear, adopted a plan
with some of his trees of spurring up the
tagging energies of those that required
rest, SO asst make Them bear every year.
Accordingly he selestedia certain number
ofIhem, and in April scraped The rough
bark from them, washed them with soft
soap, cut, off all interfering brarches, pain.
ting ver.the cuts with white point TO keep
the water out, aud then lit the bark Of the
bodyin several places from lie ground 10
the first limbs so as TO prevent their being
hidebound. He then in July, placed a
peck of oyster. shell lime at tho root of
ea:hi tree, which in November was dug in.
The Farmers Cabinet, from which we
obtain this Information, states that the fol-
lowing year, which was last year. he gath
cred from these trees 1900 barrels Of ap
pies that this year they are again bending
10 the ground wilhfruit. He sold his ap-
plies in The New York market for four dol,
lars per barrel, and the remainder in the
London market for nine dollars per barrel.
This is doing good.