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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
Tobacco.

THEWING and Smoking Tobacco: also, Cut
" and Dried Smoking Tobacco, prime article
for sale cheap. WASHN. kROESGN.
Il. Il. De,,vt, Sept 10.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
"a Fresh &a'f5aGy

ar Liquors, such as old Hys NHsssy tuact
" Brady, RuIa, Holland Ga, Home uadt
Vino. made out Of he pure grape g 4asa Wine
~, GEO. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-02
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEIrs.

PA KTIk hUN TIE,
No. 90 Conway ST., between Howard and Eutaw
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
Genofrati10e Gtaat5 Convention.
9ill bic Oemcfraten nrn Shin

Sci elmer 9srannan9 rer remofrstii9en 9mat;G:ntral.
Committee nurbt
"S 10 ,eaB Nn,sise ,ur Nsrufuns elmer teme.
ratidtn Sta"tsephrenticn 9cabt ptrpn foil bic b in Der
S9nt Columbus an stsn Sanuar natbn ju .ranmsn Gat
III Se9c Der Srta9uns rer Staatseonptnton bic Sup
Se1alfen prpc uno in lteterchft nit Dem bcrtnutn o
traufc rer rtmptratifhcn partti."
Gs riro ecn in Der Saasepnpnticn ettn Sanuar pr.
anncn Se rratcn tis pt rtle9e eiuen Ganpicaen fir
pas 0cpcrnors0mt unb rbe antcr, Gchfts ~
tr'epsen bic elmer ale 3mei SABRE l pcriammnrtn @aas>
errprntipn rftsen m63cn.
9Sir werpn na nferer tefbcircnen anGdt rie iti6cn
0rcnjn elmer tpl6cn Nn9r nbt itcrdtitc trcnn mir in
pcn8cn locrtc bic Numertamt nerer prlit;tcu Npr
au rie arcBe 9oiti9t encr ptn Grlrcnticn unp bic 81 b
menpiste er armrnie He Gntrae4t lei Drsn %rabansen
Dinenfen.
tnc pcf6en Gsner baten fir bic ;wei ttcn Sabre ren
3u9c nrer Staatssicruns in 61np 9cbatt. n cr (bts
alrssn Senns nsrer Oseesetuns e9te" Il: br sp em Der
StaatsrcSeru9 nencr uno saten iu8ei preDn bls e
tnn mirpen im Sale c rie orerbap i'm atbc 9tpn
bititen.
99 Daten pcbtr 3cit nod 0au no6 lit pies cine paT nre
Vee9ebctt etn SetnB brer 6Inpu ngcn bier on,ufubrt
Sbrc 9erbaMru9e nb hcrets ppr re pfc. 1nD lercits
as Gin 1bct ser Wefaite uncres @taates ause,ctebntt
Gin Spitem un9clhcr Octte un9cbcIrcr 0rrrthte uno
lrtcrati1cr prpile9en wurrc bn ius set, aeru6u
nrd ecn srpBarSen, pernertten pcnn MIDI rcn tsfret
lracn Sanplan, rt nr SerAern3 Der een Gla1c ricnf
wdbrcnp rer anrcrn brenre Steern Hnp bic c trsctnre
lprutencen 1tcbe dufturct.
9it(e artei fnbrt sesenwars ned eas oaesmcn it pen
9erarteet nerr Staatsre estcrus uno c piri e. m anae
It9n e1 acn iD s!telln9spm Gem 2olte nod fter ants
tcr.
@pn tt baten e rieoabnen treld,e ron ter tbtcnees
eceun9 frg prcen Ut Sftpe9unS 9ccs iGem c live OF.
sen rnp awe9e in rsn perfhcrnrn eetbdf5rldtcn rts
Staatcs erri@etn tim bur6 iDren fcintarcn Credit bsn
Ifc ganfsn ennen eic pcdn rpcbl as AUDI Die inar
Ijicllcn Nn9ce9enbcltcn ju epntrclre,.
Nnf pee 2Selle init alien peroeblibtn Ginfin tpafnct,
Ibe iDre parteifnbrcr cr f6ren t6nic btn pielc
anfer int 6epe, tsreit re pref su teteen bic !fc
|(rl2er peer 3u rtefen, bic ebrpersn snu8 inp, bn.
bs COS Nn u 5en uno pie rc6maBse otcrberrhaft eer
o5clpmaebt an,utrfcnnei.
Der fren9e untie5fmc parptisms bss 0rtfes t srbat
lfer ne reroerti@c Gnfuifuno aufsefcrer tcnc
cte Su ftbaurttn uno 0eretist gelntnb &, atu perrc
bic 9tbSennten unD reibctsliebenben aer pareen ,r
sttun5 Dtrtsen nnb mic IN frbcrn xa9en Ole xafr(n Ibcr
Ien 6aufen nsen no e xenptl Der reibe ,pefen
0iec 0genbit ferbert at uafere WrHps 1T in alien Ibei,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
SoS Gebet.

Sn uuIerm perbcr6enen 3eitalter no te Wenftteu
i'm QQeemeiuen III benz SWeben mad benz Waterieuen
bon benz gfabe ihrer Setimmung ,peld)t no Die folte
fehenmafbiue bes reu(cblid3en 0ebrns @eiit uno
Sers tDraunilr nro bemeilfert nno lestere6 Die oe
beimnBpoQe 9tdbe zines hDeblfen SeenS ndbt mebr
fiji 1t 100 enblid Der WeuId3 bic finoljde gemutb
Ihe Sprade Der Jtatur nd1t n,ehr eeritebt unb ein
asiises 9uee nit elmer maerellen 5frute oereet iii
oa barf es &eincn rpnnoern, penn man ben QSertb
uuo bic @6ttlidfett bes @cbetes Midt mebr feun uno
tuenn Der Slu(idfeit oerfalene Menideu b britjter
lcn dnst aus leberSeu9un9 at beten aufgeh6.t Dbne
ie 9efann nnb pertanoen Su BADEN, mas 10 ft
beten best Gin i6er Grcft geWdbrt jebed bic Grfab
rlssfa bag es INNER nod fromn1e uno quite Menlfen
oiett bic tbr Qeben6Ihff ber ben Sruoel Der Clint
lidfeit sa haen oesmcden nnb ole 9Otd,s arafr oes
@jebetes fsiinen uno empfnoen. Or. s. S. Sod jebi-
ger 9febafteur bes Obilaoelpbta Denofrat' 1T elmer
bon Den Wenigen Die BET enem reidbat9en Sd)aBe
materieaer WiGeR(dafteu Gin reines, frpmmes uno
finbhd,es @emlltb beipabrten Die auf Der erfen
Seite Hn1ere5 beutigen 8lateS }I beftnotbe Nbbano
luna i,ber bas @ebet it aus eier 9ebten Teoer aes
foen. Se eeeoieut Die SeriGlIdt9un9 unlerer 2eIer
i'm poafteg WaaGe.
Gin Irenno unieres 8aterlanbe6 rnb Gerebrer f,i-
ner frefnni9en Snititutonen fann bic Supericrit6t
nht perfennen, tpele Die Gruno(abe uub Qebren Der
oetefratden p1rtbe ber oiejenioen be(Iseu bic bon
ibren @egneru aufgeitet nno oertbeioio peroen. D
eemofrattie artbei lit es, Die bas 9Hoeufeu an iene
arose Wdnuer oanf6ar ebrt tpeldc burd, Ieutt unb
Soaffe oes aQerb6hffen sur 3eit Der eften oth uuo
llaferbri,fulta, ben perborgenen t6em Der Oofnuna
In Der 9rnt eia;ener Gclonen at elmer e9ensreidcn
Warse pclitiler uub re9tbfer Sretbelt er;o9en. Sic
hat bls gtreben oie}er Goen am ridaffen aufgefaet
,sno ibren beaildeuben @e in iId, auf9enomr,en. Se
erfeuas uad @ctt ba5 8clf als bic bote uub aQsini-
&c Scu.ssentit All. 5e sca eas ST. Se-e @nt fir bic
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03

inDer mien natlrIiderpeis i'm eeIinpcfen Sale pcr-
tpiBg lueroen unb no 70 nih alteiu in Der atnSbeit
fcnoern ourd ibr 9anlcs eeben Der ibtgen Menbbeit
unb b feof ene Slrce unr nidt felten Gin b6sarti-
ger SrcbS.
Das o6i9e 1T Gin Ghentu, meIdes nin,mer er,d6pft
ipercen FAINT gs ldst fTf beNten, bas @tern i'm Nll-
'enen oas Seite ibren jfinoeru mlnldeu, oetn Die
Yer gSu"d btrt6t 9ctp6bnIi su fdlpad, tas mrflide
9Sone oa6 trat9e @anoeln Su erSeu9en, uno 10 ,p1d
fen Die incer auf lpe bas llufrout Ter ,cde, g
!" u" O. Ut III IS I NJ men. SencMe
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03

sn res Staatts enf jsuem sIorre6 en- xase, [stn Il
III pt oett Der Sni8teit unO y6arnon uus se rn1. a.
sta"'stnDFn ornnoiote rtr Otmctratie, rc G. ,.
"e VT cue trhnenoen 5t'tcn ftiuteten, unb rn fen & III
tAllen pei t'"t aus Den 8aun res S6reralismls ~ IT,
1er .ofaste Ct aud immsr oIftritr, ~ crI6ien
Gs wlrh 9sbrh trB jerts County m toote rt6 i, rrr,
tIrt pcrpen mirbhAm Gin frtr austauIb br einuuotu
"lr Settlenen "nten fann, unb ba,n Miro pas Sir(Mt
sn sfEn 10 EriI"httr 60 pdu'rnetr Sie9 frin
Soerb 9cinEarp,
N Gb nrcu,
g. O. prtfcH,
QDsItim Srtritt,
Semrfrattbc Gtaate Gsnral 9rGmittse
Ec(,mtus, Slcp "a, lS45,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
pWsa6 : Convention. %

Die oen,cfratthe Sentral Committee bon StorF
SauntD blelt am pprfesten Mpntaa, Iaut 0pralt5ac-
9an9enen 9Iufruf5 i'm 'Starf @auntD DerpFrat" cine
Gisun9, tporn Ie bebloB, Die Demofraten bon Starf
@duntD Su elmer MfaB Gonoentoi1, ipedje aufSamao
cen 20. ddliten OeSembers 9ehnlten merben ou Gin.
Sulaoen. Der 3pedf bie1er MaB convention IoG Der
Soauptiade nab etn Dele9ateu sur am S:en nictIteu
Sannars 3u halteneeu Staat5- @onYemtipu Al er1eu-
nen uo fIf aSoan ilber ettten 9Sele in benz 92o-
mnatlcus SDlten1e Su berathcn, tporuuer Die 9lnnab
me oeS lo9enauuten popnar- ScteSyiteM5 ;u perlte-
itehen it,
o. 9Str bitten S6ige5 unIern oerehrten QeIern
sehcn orriee gScete ntgetheI (irpie audi Giu(etuno
llno Selhtule Der &cmmutee) bate un5 Der Sdyrei-
Der, poer rgeno Gin @lieb Der @entrot- Committee o
BON in SenutniB geiest. Die eeutldcn Oemrfrateu
ldelnen III Cen 9n9cn uncrcr engllcn 8rioer in Der
@nur 70 mcf pcrausgeibrttcn 3u feut, baB 1e Dinee
tptlcn f6nueN au0 cAue camt befaunt 9enladt NOR
Den III Ieiu.
mE- 9lnf Nadrtthten pam 9lusanoe u,ii1en unicre
eeer beie 9Sode oer5dbter. Scn groBen ySidt9fett
fno feline elue eln9etrcffen, lno mnllten mir Die
irenigen unteoeuencen, bic un5 uu6 ncd fur; Dor ren
Sd)Iufe unerer prcile Su9ef on.mer, mitbeilen, 70
iroe ell,e ocrfpdtee erau69abe un(ercs Sattcs Ole
Scl9e booon leiu. 9dhlts gHpd)e cu unlere 9luspab
um 70 reidhalti9er lein. -
rDaS Ste Neft Der centthen @(aI1Ifcr it erIhie-
nen unb fam BON beu SubIcritenten au bieTaeu pif-
erte 8ano oiees nleIihen gSerfes. QGir erllcn oa-
Der iclde, bic auf Den 2ten Sanb 81 abounren min
hen, nns oaopn 9efdQi9 nnerhab 10 Ga9en 9ln;etqeI
su maiden, oantlt mir lhre 9taen ben erausQebtrl
elnenben f6uneu.
IT, eesten MCntag nabn,en Die Sbung un1erer
gelee9ebung tbren 9lnfang - QEir trfen i'm Stanoe
su fein bic @cupern0rebctfhaft ndde gGpde miubei-
len ;u fbnnen.
IL - (1,Eo~ E>r Nof(o tso1L
lacepbia Dempfrat" bat un6 trrtbmlid beridct, cas-
ndmlid Der 9rcBe 9Sht9reoner uno Dcma9os . tt c|
= 0 # III a n II nad) europa abmarlhirt 1ei. &aun
bate unere ocrige ylummer, in tpeler mir sln,ei9e
bapon maebten, Die 91relTe perlaIel 70 mad1te Otto
Socffmanu gum b0dlen Grfauuen unerer 9eIer oaber,
feline griheinung tn @antcn. Die Sun,preOeu, ped,e
er su Gunten Der qSbgp1rtbei mahte baben Gem 9ln-
ldeine nah hledteDrrcente fir ibn abgewnrfen. Se
ne pecunidre WiBoerbdlntGe u0tbi9ren ibu ein rel-
mIhi9es SefenntniB Dor Oen,ofraten Don bier ab unb
ans wohlsemelnten 9lbhten perlbaffte mon bu' -ba5
etne, mas gtctb tbut,-um BON bier u5er Steubenpae
nah 9ittsbnrg reileu su fbuuen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03

IT, eesten Mcntag nabnrem Die Sibun9 unIere,
@eesgebung bren 9Infang - gStr trfen inn Stanot
su fcn Die 9cnpernorsbctftaft nddite QGphe miutei
len III f6nnen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03

0emptrAtittbc Gtaats Central 0rmmittse.
lcp. "a, 1915.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03

Gin Sal1d1mi1uBer arrctirt.- Gin oe.
tpl0er WatbtaS W1rtin orn Summit @cuntD wurce
am q. NoYenl. n &,reentppn (Gterf So. fe}f9s-
ncnn'en, neil er ade @ierte 9IoIer (@5ololdt) uno
falid1e Soften oou Der "Sarmer5 8anF cf @euelIee
@auntD' in lln,lauf geiebt blttc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09
g
NO. 24.

with Guano. The latter looked burnt up.
Since the late rains the opposite is lrue.-
Mercury. .s,..,,... ,....:.. j, ..g-:: ~ :.
4 Netuty Discovered Land Reaorator.
The German papers give currency to
the statement that NJ. Liebig, the celebra.
ted Professor Of Chemistry at,he .Univer-
sity Of Giessen, has discovered mineral
substance, which, when combined with
guano, will produce one Of The most fer
tilzing manures known. 1t is added, that
a joint sock company, with a capital Of
sel2O 600 sterling, composed for The most
part of leading English capitalists, ~as,.
Immediately on the discovery being made,
formed for the purpose Of carrying on upon
large scale the manufaclure of the new
comPound:,. Among,,,be subscribers, arc,
however, several eminent professors OF
agriculture, who, according TO the impair
tial du Rim, give, out that the application
Of, this substance 10 ,the, culture of lands
viii produce, an, entire revolu,ien ia ,tho
agricultural system. "-af one acre Of land
may be rendered as 'produclive as two
now are, not only is the first cos,of tho
land saved ioihe proprietor, but half tho
labor of the cullivator. :, 1t will be in fac.
equivalent to gising ty5o acress Io. .every
one now possessed. This last. coos.dera-
tion, in THE new country, where land: is
more abuudani than labor, we are unable
properly 10 toaPpreciate. But even here. in
the United States, in the counties adjacent
10 all the Atlantic cities, land is of great
value, and If ;every farm. through the
operation of this new, manure, may be
rendered equal to, two, we may begin to
estimate, ITS value in the. old, crowded
countries Of Europe. The, agricultural
inIeres, is the great interest of the world,
and whatever relates to its improvements
OF the first consideration.
Corn Culiiratioh by, Electrcity.-At a
meeting, last week. of The Polytechnic
Society of the West Riding of Yorkshire,
the following description was giving of
The result of the first considerable expert
menl of applying the free electricity of
The atmosphere TO the cultivation Of corn
Or. Foisler, of Findrassi House, near
Elgln, had Ihrasted, weighed, and mea.
sured his electric cultured chevalier Bar.
ley, and the product. was the enormous
quantity of l04 bushels, or 13 quarters.
per acre! The: tall corn was not mea-
snred,. and each bushel weighed 544 lbs.
The weight"of the straw was $500 lbs.
per acre. Theco Of the eleclrie.appa-
[alns,i2 IL. peI .acre..Mhich will LAST for 20
]
The jolloaring is The plan Of a plot for
~ quarter of an acre.
Wooden Pin. .-1.. Wooden Pin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09
EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER.
w. F. .DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR.
NEW TERMS.


Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, per annum
,fpaid inadvance -,S3 if notpaia within Sly
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 expra-
ton of the year; but no paper will be dlscon'
timed until all artenrages are paid. unless at
the option ofthe Publisher.
Any person procuring five responsible Sub.
scribers, shall receive the paper For one year,
gratis.
ADVERTISEMENTS cons pcuously inserted at as
cents per square, ~ lines, or less, for the
first insertion, and 374 for each continuance
Those published monthly or quarterly, will
be charged 81 per square: Advertisements
uoi having the number of insert ons marked
on them, will be continued until ordered out
aud charged accordingly.
All communications, post paid '!ll be prompt
ly and strictly attendedto.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09

The line Of buried wire.

Wooden pin.~ SIS yards, Wooden pin.
=: The mode lin v hicll The, plot is,iaid out
is as follows: with lnariner's compass
and measured lengths ufrcommon string,
lay out the places for the wooden pins, 10
which the buried wire is attached, (by
passing through small staple.) Care
must be. taken TO lay the length of the
buried wire due north and south by COM
pass, aud the breadth due east and west.
This wire mpst be placed from 2 to 3
inches: deep iu the soil. The lines of The
buried wire. are. then completed. = The
suspended wire must be attached, and: in.
contact with The buried wires al both of its
ends. A wooden pin with staple musi,.
therefore, be driven in a, A, aud lhe!two
poles tone IA aud. The other Is feet) being
placed by The compass north and souib1,
The wire is placed over them and fastened
10 the wooden stake, but touching likewise,
at this point The buried wire. The sus-
pended wire must not he drawn too tight,
otherwise the wind will ,bfeakit.
Noble Aclioon.-While the packe, ship
Ne,o York, Capt. Hull, for New York. was
lying in The stream, opposite to Vendue
Range, on Saturday last, Mrs. r. A..
Scranton, Of Augusta tGa.l one, of ibe
passengers, in the act, Of descending from,
iae. promenade deck, fen oyer6oard.-,
James Booth, one Of the seamen, who was
in the Top, at the. time, perceiving the oc-
currence, promptly gideG down by the
stays to the rail. aud plunged into the
wafer after the lady. He succeeded in
grasping and sustaining her in the water.
until they had drifted near a quarter Of a.
mile. In The mean time boat " as low
cred. and despatched after: them, and for
iuuarely rescued them from their perilous
condition. The ac, of this gallant, and
benevolent tor. commends itself to tho
warm approval of every generous heart.
and does honor 10 his hardy and useful
calling. Lei j, serve as a practical appeal
to our citizens TO c"n,ipue d liberia! and
sustaining all 10 the Sailors ,Eau4e, tho
Sailors Bethel. and. '6e.. Sailors Home
for that calling is emipeplly worthy of the
kind regards Of all, which numbers in its
ranks sous capable Of such daring and
noble philan,hfos ny Courier.
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|
as Dead Let:ers.
3 C g. D.
Burton, Richard Cooper g. Grahham,
Body. Nathan Clary, VS..
Brow nson, Mrs. S. Cloy, Rev. R
Brown, Mrs.E. H.. Com. of the Poor.
Bot twate. IL. Cioy, S. A. E.
Bacon, II. G.. Charles, w. B.
Cooper, Fl. 2 Deal, Nj. II.
E F & G.
Evins, Samuel Gibbs; w.
Ethrdge, Marx Greer, Robert
,Fow Ike. Dr.. SIS. The heirs of Ensign
,Fanshaw, Mr.. l.. John Glover, of the
Glover. Wiley s. G. Con. line of
Glover, Joseph the Revolution.
Grimes. John. Glover, Joseph
Green, Mrs. Aun
II i s. j.
Hill. Lewis Hester, S. r.
Hamilton, Mrs. E T.Irby, Col. J. II.
Harrison, Benjamin Johnson. +. e. 2
Holiday, Eli ,Juhan, Miss Al. f.
Hatcher, Miss A. jones, George
Il g. l..
Kinsler. Rev. Paul LoveI, Jamas 2
Kun, W., Esq. Landrum, J. NJ.
Lanham, II. Lowe, D. or Basil
Lanham, Miss NJ.
NJ Il N,
Miles, Miss S. Is. Mitchell, Joseph2
Miller, Miss Z. r. Murrah, Moses
Medlock, Mrs. NJ. Mitchell, Caleb
Murray, K w. Mayson, &. G.
McDutfie, Hon. G. Nobil, Edward
p & R..
Ogilvie, Dr.. J. W. Roche, NJ. D,2
Page, Mrs. G.. Raynold, James
Page, Mrs. E.v Relns, H. J.
Parker, Thomas Roper, Joel jr.
Page, Mrs. B., Reins, Henry
Powell, C. 5. Rarideu, B. +.
Pressly, e. w.
sTv & W.
Samuel, M2 Watson, Elijah
Toney, VIM Warren, Carson
VanBuren, It. J. Wash, John
Walker, w J. Wash, Richard
VIII, John Williams, Jesse
Wall. Mrs A.. Wise Miss Augusta
Wise. Washington While, Mrs. A. NJ.
Williams, G. S. Wilkinson, ]. g. D.
Y.
Yancey. B:C. .
callisayor any q, e,ihe above 1T
tiers will please NJ. Advertised Letters
3tFRAZlER, p Nj.
July (92) 23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09
AGRICULTURAL NOVELTIES.

We copy 10 day from an English paper
The first ineligible notice we have seea
of the application of electricity 10 agricul.
ture. 1t is impossible. that by. HE aid of
this description, some of our agricallurists
may ,ts able and induced to try the ex-
periment-parlicularly with the tempting
fact before Them, that manurins the land
with lightning. has resulted in thunder
ing great crop.
We fud allusion in the papers to another
discovery attributed 10 Liebig, which, il Is
promised, will revoluiionize modern agri-
culture. 1t consists in a new compound
of. Guauo. apd some mineral subsiances.
Mos, of these discoveries are overraied at
first-the use of Guano among the mum.
ber. We have watched some experiments
with this latter, and have not do9b, that
under favorable circumstances II 10 a
powerful fertilizer. But it seems to
require plentiful rains-Sithout which we
suspect lis rather mischievous than bene.
fetal. In the long drought Of March and
April, the plants manured in ,he common
way, were generally moro healthy than
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09

Wha, ri"ust'ing ap,Inter isl iestands
when lie sets, and sets, when he. stands, aud
when he. wishes t" set with ease he always
stands erect. Ieis, however,, she nature of the
case that uakes him stand. ~
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

John b. Kon"tFee' Declaration in Foreign
George Kcppenrt. Attachment.
YBVHE Plaintiff having this day filed h;s De-
Il caration in my office and the Defendant
having no wife or Attorney known to be with
in the STATE, on whom copy of the same, with
rueto plead can be served: it is Ordered,
that The Defendant plead te the said Declara-
tion within year and Il day, OF final and abso
ln,e Judgment will be given agalrsl him.
T'HGMAS 6. BACON, C. :. ?.
Clerks Office. Nov. llth, 1874. :.
Nov. l3 ly AZ
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MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS.

nFZ. WATKINS and N. P. NORRIS,
Missionaries for Division, No. /, in the
Edgefield Baptist Association. will, by di.
vine permission fill the following appoint
nents:
Saturday before the End Lords day in
July, al Rehoboh.
Saturday before the 3rd Lords day, al
Plumbrauch.
Saturday before the 4Ih Lords day, at
Buffalo.
Saturday befnre The lst Lords day in
August, at CaIiham's Mill.
Saturday before the 2ud Lords day, at
Beuah.,
Saturday before The Bird Lords day, a.
Gilsal.
Saturday before the .lth Lords day, at
Bethany.
Saturday before the 9th Lords day, a,
Mount Moriah.
Saturday before the Is, Lords day in
September, at Iloreb.
NJ J. Trap AND A. DozIER. Mis-
sionaries in 2nd Division, expect 10 fulfil
the following:
Saturday before The End Lords day in
July, at Chesuut Hill.
Saturday before the 3rd Lords day, al
Fellowship.
Saturday before the 4lh Lords day, at
Sister Springs. 80
Saturday Before the lst Lords day in
August, al Damascus.
Saturday before the 2nd Dord's day, at
Little Stephens Creek.
Saturday beiure the Ord Lords day, al
Sloan.
Saturday before The 4lh Lords day, al
Mountain Creek.
Saturday before The 9th Lords day. al
Good Hope.
Saturday before The Tst Lords day III
September, a. Providence.
Should The prospects be sufficiently en-
coussging, The meetings will continue one
week al each Church.
June L 10
NTW. ?. fiIbt and J. MonRis, Missiona.
aries for the 4th division OF the tdgefield AS
sociation, will by divine permission. I'LL the toll
lowing appointments. viz.
Saturday before the End lords Day 10 July,
at Lebanon.
saturday before the 3rd Lords Day in July,
at Hamburg.
Saturday before the 4;h Lords Day in July,
at Antioch.
Saturday before the Ist Lords Day in Au-
gust al, Pleasant Grove.
Saturday before the 2ni Lords Day in Au
gust, at Red Oak Grove.
Saturday before the 3rd Lords Day IN au
gust, at Big Stephens Creek
Saturday before the 9th Lords Day in Au-
gust, at Edge6eld Court House.
Saturday before the 9th Lords Day in Au-
gust, at Horns Creek.
Saturday before tile Is. Lords Day in Sep.
,elnber, at Republican.
May 2S
pJ.W. CoLEMAy AND j. +. Peterson,
Missionaries in the 3rd Division will I'LL the
following appointments:
Saturday before the End Lords day in July,
at Salem.
Saturday before the Bird Lords day, at Lex
ington. -.
Saturday before 4.h Lords day. a. Clouds
Creek.
Saturday before the lst Lords day in August,
at Sards.
Saturday before the 2nd Lords day. at Pine
Pleasant.
Saturday before the Bird Lords day, a. Red
Bank.
Saturday before the 4'h Lords day, at Dry
Creek.
Saturday before the 9th Lords day, at Bethel.
Saturday before the LIST Lords day, at Rocky
Creek.
N. B. Each the above appointments will
continue one week, if circumstances are ia.
vorable
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Eagehela Heuse, Sc, Ju1y 9, As45.s
LtSe of Letters,

REMAINING in The Post Office at Edgfield
Court House on The 30h of June, lS45,
which if not taken out by the 3lst October
next viii be sent to the P. o. Department
as~Dpad et.ers
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09

eFTh. lfieuds of Col. JOHN Quar-
BUM annaunce him as candidate 10 ~
Office Of Tax Collector, at the next e
,ion. July l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-09

M. Charles w. Hodges,
~ naying located himself, offers his probes
sional SERVICES To his friends and the pnpiic
genera;y. lie may be found at MAJOR 1ohn
II. Hughes residence, 81 miles north west oi
Edgefield Court House. 90 :.
June 10
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MISCELLANEOUS

From, the Boston, Daily Times.
THE. OREGON QUE S TION
-r.-, NUMBER ONE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-21
GRAND SCHEME
For the Sale and DiStPEbu-
liOM Of the following
Property:

No. Of Prizes. Articles.
OUe prize of two Dun Mares, ms,ches,
one 4 and The other 5 years old &,
worth SI4O 90
0nn nlnuanL Lrnn n IL. 1 L.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-03-21
SHERiFEtS SALE

BY virtue OF a writ Of FL ia ct leo ia.
issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas for Carroll county, OHIO, and to
inc direcled, will offer Tor sale at The
Court house in CarroIllon, on Monday
the SIsl day OF April, A. D ls45, be-.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M.
aud 4 o'clock P. NJ the following real
estate, 10 wit: The North half Of the
South East Quarter Of Section "a,
Township I3, aud R ,Dge 5, containing
seventy acres, more or less. Taken 10
execution and will he sold nv me
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 2l IS45 Pr. fee so.