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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
The Pittsburgh Journal of The 18th has tn
frltaNyiup.

The Pittsburgh Journal of the 18th has the
following:
Notwi.hstan ling these facts, the Wheeling
Times of the l0;h inst. makes the following
staten mt from what the editor .'cdn learn
From what we can eran. we presume that
the bWlt qleduct ON the Pennsylvania ca
nj will not b. rebuilt in time for use again
this season. G)Dls will thus suffer d,ten-
ton AMI al inarcas, ot cost oiabout % cts a
landed.
What pity that, while he is trying TO
"learh' som thing abo'lt oar canal and river.
IL. cannot learn to tell little trulh. The ex-
crcisc NJ such an accomplis'm nj would make
ii pieasin5 variety in his labJrs OH behalf of
WAcclin5 trade AMI travel.
Now, Mr. Journal, please to permit us to
iDsinatc, in tie most gcntlcmanly and friend
IL mlnn'r iniginabla, that when you made
the remarks To which the above forms a very
sublime rcrora,ion, that you knew YOU was
pcnnins an article that N nin having com
MOI sense woull bell We. Our principal in
fIrni,i)n in tn, p:,mEs : was found i'm let.
tr written by one oC your own merchants and
pubi,hc in the Cincinnati Union, stating
that tn, aqueduct would not be rebuilt, in time
f)r tn, latest fall trade, AMI whether we vubic
gate orr columns with the truth as often as
yla L, or not, we will BIT biz pumpkin a
gaina your head (Which is giving you great
odds,) that ther. will not be boat run
through new aqueduct on the site where that
was burnt this year, and more, that it will
cost not less than % cents hundred AMI one
days delay TO get goo Is round that hiatus in
your works. VIII you take us up
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

We learn that there is a great movement
gong on in the City OF New York. in Texas
Scrip. Efforts making to bring ,he Scrip
into the market. Gen. James Hamilton. late
of South Carolina, II IN NV Iork.-PHis-
burgh Post
Bless us man! it is no, possible You think
there is amy humbug in anything belonging to
Texas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

VALVE or REAL nm PERSONAL
PROP RTT ~ NEW YORK CITY Tho
ass. sscd ysluai'n Of real and personal praper.
u.s. 10 NV York city tcr sl5. amounts $500.
3s.3l7 The valuation ol ISL was s235.
CGJOi1. Ilr ilc. as, iu real estate wa,
s.5I2ilSJ--thc d'Crcasi in personal proper
~ W FL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
Er ALL m- wnd koo7, N. v7,,,,5,

III ALL h. VIVID kpu, Nh, v,n,d,,n-l
. 4 'iii'n'y IT DR. Dunc,r's EXPrC'TORA NJ,
'EMEbf! i"r the care oi CONSUMPTION q, Il
~" s,m" m' udicodtng 'gui' 6 inlo a ii, cine
Dr. DUNCAN D'ir SIR.
-" "wI"f~'-"td. pi'icni under nv care r.,
'' I'Si 'hf'o n'hn''s, VIII hos teen luIrfirr y,rI,
h'hisls Fn 10 nails 80 pulmonary runsnmpuon and
'nlre ilnl ~ m'druc could pn,G,,hc y,,ld
u "d h.m "'y tciroi I was thcfci re- drfe,m,r,J
''rs' Your LSp"r'"r"nt R"uody al The s,rne inc
''N'"s u" '"uii nee 90 ,he m,db.m, ct f,,b in
"f' rsnsnmp To-; bui g.. please ih- r,ticni. nj
."f cd him 10 send t'y"ur agoni IN Wooster u, !
J. I""N"rrf. Ter The medicine whrh hc did ,,I
used % "rt"tdD ~ To be drcclons announcement,
'c h'il's' ""i truly 10 NY a.trIsl,mcn.. / fund
h' P'i'ni i's' IN ir,yig vhi,h he c.niinpel ,,u.
~" 'e'nme prfie'ilv vel. believe hr u.o5 o,l,
bottles BY he. request. ,fic yrn ih,se l,po..
''p'"g '"ur 'Np1c'orhl medicine vi e.uiiupe =.
81" i"' 'le r""-nnp'ives generally. ~ ian i,o ,i,,c
ease. HYuis Rssppci'uiy.
On JAMES II pICKEY
Willingly su'srrha Nv nsmo f., a.. ,,,.,a -.
l"h2 1" col fnn a'd .iuce-c mu linn. 80
u To-" Win bat dfcod.ul d,,a.c. "a, spp,i,,, ,,,li
'''' on l,Y. y. di"'nc mime ord be- cured
WA II WILKINS. Wnync e.,prfy q
lf.Sl nrry juI f,rei,edb M. ,,,y o,c.,.
' '"{ Is & q q MARSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

= SPFI-'N PRoCI 81 yorng mu'quo
woman iu it'shutgh The other liy c,mglain
ot tl.at &c i.tlerof hcr baby. white MN
had s olcl lcr chill The AL rman know
ing That wit Of hib1as cogpus would BE- Z
slow process, issued search warrant for IN,
ciHrs eioihrs, which the womIn described
The constable found them and returned then
60 h, mother with the baby in th, NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

AIR. 4. q. Culbertson on Union ~. a liver.
tis!S a splendid lot oi stoves liousckeerers
should call and see tn IN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

The Missouri river was rising at the latest
dates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
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COOKING STOVES


4 VIE Sutrrutrtb has Ihs dav 2, cpIyed n large
A lot al Cooking Saves FRI Circinnaii. from
'he m'nn Griny al e W. lf a. Co. winch ma kes his
"sS"I meni "i ih'se Stoves now complete lie has
al" baud vntin"s "ihcr patterns. among which are
he highly famed AID justly celebraied
IiATilAWAY'S FATENT;
all "i Which wili br dps,d Of nj n SIN II advance
"n cost My mulio is small profits aud quick
turnS
Persons IA wnhi Of the above or any other article
II my line. Copper T,u ar Sheet lion Wnres) will
p'cnse call al The old and vel known stand on
'n'"n s'i''i where m RAINS ran always lie obiain-
ed go l6 Ti,OS G CT LBERTs ON. Agent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
a NEW ZEALAND SONG.

A NEW ZEALAND SONG.
Wallaloo! Wallaloo!
Love white man and cat him too
Stranger white, but that no matter
Brown man fat, but white man iatterl
Put him on hot stones and bake bin
Crisp and cralsling soon wen make him :
Round and round the dainty goes!
lat his fingers eat his toes
His body shall our palates tickle!
Then Wen put his head in pickle
CHORUS. =
On the white man dine and sup,
Whet your teeth and eat him up
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

EWELRY Also reed fresh supply fJew.
eV cry. co ssing al Ladies Breast Pms; new
ric Gcniemens do Fine Finger Rings, with Dla.
m"id, R"ty poz ~ d other .iune sells
Also GA hand Gold nn1 Silver Watches Gold
and Silver SpccI0ces; Silver Butter Knives.
spoons Iencis Thmbes. aid eveiv nrlice in The
J""eIy line; all which you will find low nj No
1872 Mansi. OCT l6 JNO BISHOP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
THunsDAN. OCT. 20. 1915

ADVERTISEMENTS ,o'r,ccivc attention
must b. handed in before 1 o'clock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

The Hon. THEODORE FErL,NGHuIszN l.
recovering from Lis serious illness.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
zn1ArcuEs Clocks MUSIC poxrs ..;

~ ATCIlES. c LOCKS. MUSIC BOXES, und
~ J"wclry repaired III supenor manner
AID warranted lu pcri"rm we'll. To this branch Of
Toe business give particular and p-rso.ai ai,en.
ii"n aud ssute all who NAV favor III. with their
'"'r"""ge' INA" their work shall he done IN the vo-
~ hest nn""r-, aud al piccs low as a, any ulhsr
establishment, Eas, ur Wet
oci 10 JNO BISHOP, No 1872 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

Il UTLE.sY! CUTLERY "A full supply Of
u, Rodgers Spn's, W sienhulm's Cruoks, Ash.
a" q J'rk'ou's. Wade " B"chefs, aud Other
brands OF warranted Knives. RIzms Scissors and
Shears. "n hand and lar src az reduced prices, by
& T. nORNBROOK Monroe Street.
"r' ID Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

mutiny occurred on board the torIre
Oscar, OF Sag Haf5or, l.. J., on the 18th Of
August lest, whilst that vessel way lying at
the Isle Grind'. Capt. Ludlow qu,ilcl the
outbI AK b. slIogling lle riMaL.aA L
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

The qlanily of Cun received at Boston
during the year ending on III, 1T September,
1915, WIS 2 ,cS7 500 b, shcs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

YIRs ELHsS WRITINGS.
wa ictuf". OF Povais lilo
INr Dwph'ers EprfItI
tn Wiscs of El,ilnI
r." N'her. oi Err.and
The Prc.rv of:te
Eth'f Of De- aipvr works Gf,rI f., ,,,,,o e. .
hanp'ue n every amilg cucle. IN, .ai, y, 81.
rH"" 81 70 cons. ~ JOHN J IiAs'yFLL.
10 Union s.. Wheeling
80 n LnS BROOM TWIvT-s.
~ pea o Hr CO o. hI.d .,,I ..,r
'' as cln hc irfthl.,d ,,.f.to,.t.,
NJ Hn'ain'' by (oci2) CuAS n BERRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

HtOLD GUARD CHAINS Reed this day nm
VI e--nr'i"eui" i Gold Gnrad Chains, Gold Keys.
Guid Gunld Side, Go 'rh,mnlcs. a. &c
oct 10 JOHN BISHOP, No 1872 Nam ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

\ beautiful boy.bihy was born yss,or)ay
on w Long Island Rii,rosd, while Che troin
was Golng 90 the rat, 81 forty miles an hour.
We hope b. won't b, in tlis habit Of going ort
on q irlin as be grows up.-N J.. TriG,ns.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

Thor, is q time fer an things" said n crps.
~ olj fellow tp Us wife. "lll iclic,e that
ansW.f hia.viie in sh,Tp vinegar voice.
~ "i.n .lon Pay iof your ueWsF1yer." Hit
him ugain odd woman
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
MORE NEW GOODS.

N CSF received ~ nd,I ION IL nuf Grsi stock of
81 FALL aud WINTER GOODS. A fresh sun.
Wv ct a"ds"me C"cnmercs; some very pretty new
sNle lnn :; together With variety Of other desi.
rnlle GOODS, which Will I've sold at small nd
vance on The Eastern cot
oct 10 GREER e. AiOTTE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
GREER & AioTTE.

& + GREER & NOTES. No 1862 Marke, ,,.
Z q "a" he lad Good B,rlains IN French and En-
H.'h brnVef' I"etd aud Other eloIh,; also sonse
!" We 'he're'l PLAIN aud fancy CassImeres in town.
'' "''" STE '"eIh. oct Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
POWER OLE HORNETS In

POWER OF HORNETS.-In "Sleeman's
East India Rambles," we find the following
description OF the INN nse power of hornets
in that section, and ol the terrible effects Gre
ated in an cncampment by a swarm of them.
We thought, says the n o. Picayune. our
hornets were bad enough. but they are differ
cnt species OF insects from these East India
customers.
Il have seen six companies of infantry,
with train OF artillery, and "a squadron OF
horse, all put to the rout by a single nest of
hornets, and driven of some miles with all
thcir horses and bullocks.
The officers generally save themselves by
keeping within their tents, and creeping un-
der their bed-cloth's or carpets; ana servants
often escape by covering themselves up in
ihcir blankets, and lying perfectly still. Hor-
ses are often siung TO state of madness, in
which they throw themselves over precipices
breaking their limbs or killing themselves
The grooms, in trying TO save their horses are
generally the p'ople who suffer most i'm camp
attacked by such an enemy. have seen some
50 siung as to recover wills :, ;,GsN.ty, and
believe there have been IN, pcople
not recovering at all. oE Il a frightlul
scene have seen bulloC 'oWJ. and chewing
the cud as calmly as il u ,yh0le thing had
been got up for his anus w. Tie hornet
seldom touches amy anim,lsr that r. Mains per
iectly still"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

TRY IT.--Sage put into closet or any
lace lreguentea by those troublesome little
listers, red ants, it is said will drive them
wa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16


SCENE IN A SCHOOL ROOM.-"First
elias, IN philosophy, come up. lchabod, what
ar. The lTopcTti of heatY'
THE properties OF beat is to bak, bread bile
water, cook eggs, and -
'@,op--neXt. What are the properties Of
''fhc properties ofh-atis 70 warm your toes
when they gets cold, By holding EN- 10 the
FIRE, and 50 forth"
Next What are the properties Of heat,
So,oul'
The chicfproperirs Of heat is that it cx-
yanJ- bodies, whit cold contracts Them
Yer! good, Scion. Can yoUgive an exam,
Yes. sir. In summer when il is hot, the
day IS long i'm winter, when il il cold, it gets
90 b. yery short
Go 10 Oh. head Scion: boys, tax, your
srlis:' amt the lr1ue pgdagogu, was lost in
wonder Nat so familiar on instance of illus
'nuon should have escaped his pLilOsophic
miAl.
ANTI TOBACCO.-The Allegheny Metho.
DIST conference lately required "tiat 40 minis.
ter shall D. admitted into this conference who
uses tobacco in any Of lis forms except as a
medicine and in thJt case satisfactory evidence
shall b. given
PLEAS GUlLTY-Jom Roach. alias
Wa,Ains indicted at thc criminal court in
May Cos rape committed IN UkoddE'. was
brought iu.o the Supreme court on MONDAY
i"s ;ual bat rniw,ted DIS former plea. pleaded
guilty, oul was rmand.d Co prison 90 await
sentence. II is % Tor. occurrence ihlt crim-
il'l aru'j plead euilty o. eu oil nee wh.r.
pln.s'm q. lad .t.. bit in tis cas-, &c was
probably Gtn,tsi that il would J. lace him in
a.t.usr poi ion iUr Oh, Cl maucy OF tie exc.
cdIye.-- Worcester (Hass) PaiiuG.Hm.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR AN EDITOR
lie must possess the constitution of a L0r-,
obs.in1cy ci % mule. Independence Ola wood
sawyer endurance of a sertiig tmcoUI1.
imnud nee OF b.ggar. sphinx of q chicken.
co.k. p riHscit~ Of "a don and cntir, rsi.n.-
Hon 90 tlIe most COHioundod Of all earthly
tlcJdmil.s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

WONDERFUL PRESERVATION.-On
Friday, OF last week, as we learn from the
Maine Farmer, four oxen passed through Do
yer, Me-, on their way to 0rone. These oxen
togc thcr with forty or fifty others, were "trn-
Cd out in the fall near Moose Head Lake.
nearly two years ago, but could not b, found,
until last week. though diligcnt search was
made for them last spring They were acct
dentally discovered near Mount Katahdn and
wcra III first rate order. although they laduot
a lock OF hay all last winter. Thus ihry roam
ed over thousands of acres. eaiug nothing but
brows and brakes. When discovered They
appeared to be as plcasedasa child aftera long
absence from It's mother, and run up to AID a.
round the man so as almost to cndangcr his
lie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

STEAM BOAT REGISTER.
PORT OF WHEELING.
sss ss:s!;sr ahr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

EXPLOSION IN HART AhD. The Hart
bout | , o'clock, the boiler injected vi, the
machine shop and screw mandatory of +.
Curtiss & CO., ON the north side OF Elm street
near the Little River. exploded. to the great
alarm OF the inhabitants The boiler was
thrown into the ARA great distance. and came
down on The dam in the river (about eight
rods from its starting place. with such force
as tomike IA hole in ii aud let the water out
The factory was not injured, neither was any
one hurt although there were three or four
men at work on the first floor, and about a
dozen girls in the second story. A large breach
was made in the paper hanging factory OF
Spencer x Co., aud several rolls of paper in
side were set on fire.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-10
SBBEVHLLE
F e m a | e cade nv.
! He trustees OF the .abbeyille Female A

ii DE trustees OF the .Abbevile Female Ac
ID ademy beg leave to announce TO the
public, that Mr.. JAMES l.. LESLEY has con
sented TO take charge OF the Female School ir
Abbeville Village, for The year 1886.
MIR. Lesley has, for the last ten years heen
engaged IN the education Of youth and long
and iayorably known in AbbeyiIIe District, as
competent and successful classical teacher.
His reputation, capacity and qualifications us
an instructor, are too well known aud admitted
to require tron US any encomiun, TO recon-
mend him to the confidence and support OF the
community.
All the usual branches OF an English educa.
ton will be taught; also, the French, Lalia and
Greek languages, together with Philosophy,
Drawing, Mathematics, Astronomy, Chemistry,
&C., &c.
The School vii be under the exclusive dI
recllon and control of Mr. LesIy. The Scho-
lastlc Year to consist oil ten months, comnen.
cling the first Monday oi January next.
Good and cheap boarding may be had with
private iun!llles ~ The Village and its vicinity.
Miss HARRISON, whose superior talents
anu qualIhcatloas as u Music Teacher, have
been long known and appreciated in Abbe-
vile, will still Continue IN charge OF the Music
Department.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-10
SheriG''s Sale.

DY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa-
AD cia,, to me directed, will proceed
to sell in the Town Of Hamburg, at the
American Hotel, on Wednesday & Thnrs
day, the first aud second days Of October
next, the following property, 10 satisfy the
following ri. Fas. to.wi
W. W. Hitch, Administrator, Chas. J
Glover. Iudursee and others, VS.. K. X
HunIer, twenty beds, bedseads and bec
olhing, one dozen dressing tables. one
dUzen wash stands. one dozen bowls ant
pitchers. one dozen looking glasses, one
dozen cane bottom chairs. three doZer
windsor chairs, two dozen common chairs
three carpets, two setees. one set OF d.
ming tables. and sundry other articles o.
household aud kitchen farnilure.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
n. BOULWARE, S. E. D.
September 10 4t SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-10
ST te Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN EQUITY.

IN EQUITY.
John W. IS Hearst -supg,smsntal y,M ZEN
P. c. Mcowen g. wife Partition.
PY virtue of an order of the Cour, oil
- Equity, in this case, will be sold al
Edee6eld Court House, on Sale Day in
October nex', the two following tracts OF
land
l. The "Prisca Tract" situated in the
District and Stale aforesaid, adjoining
lands of r. P, Quarles. C. w. Manrz
aud o1heIs, containing eighty Eve 1851
acres. more or less.
2. The Cochran Tract" situated in
The District and Stale aforesaid, adjoining
lands OF w. ManIz, John Hearst, William
Atkins and others, containing seventy i've
(I5) acres, more or less.
Ierms-Twelve months credit, with in
'eres' from The day of sale. Purchasers
TO give bond and security and a mortgage.
OF The premises TO secure the purchase
money, and costs TO be paid in cash.
Purchases to pay for papers.
II. A. JONES, c. E. D.
Com'rs Office, Abhevile. & n. ,
September It 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-10
Plantation for Sale.

RY The consent ofthe Legatees. shall
D proceed to sell at ,Edge6eld Cour,
House, on The first Monday in November
next, the tract of land whereon the late
Sarah Bush. deceased. lived. containing
seven hundred and twenty six (726) acres,
more or less. lon credit OF nne and two
years. lying on The road leading from Edge.
field Court douse to Columbia. 8 miles
from said Court House. The land will be
re surveyed aud plat made, showing all The
boundaries of said land and also the pre-.
else number of acres, which will be shown
Oh the day of sale.
The purchaser will be required 10 give
notes with approved securities, and also n
mortgage OF the premises to secure the
purchase money.
THoS: DELoACH, Executor.
September 10 9t AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-10
COLUMBIA, Sepi. a.

COLUMBIA Sept. 4.
Cotton.-Since our report Of the market last
week, nolhing has occurred TO c;'dnge pri-
ces or to affect materially the general features
or prospects Of this staple. We have consld.
eruble Of The new crop coming in, and business
generally IN our Streets begin TO look lively.
quote orIiniry To mddiIug 10 55, mld.
ding lair III to Z; fully tair 10 guod tar "A 10
7l-and really chotce cents.
Hr0rtSt0nS There has been considerable
accession 10 our slock OF Bacon, by urrIvuls
lrum Baltimore and Charleston, and the stock
Is good for the season. There is Il good supply
Of Canal Flour in market, and large stock IS
OIL the way, wequote Canai 81 No. new heat
extra 81 50, country = 50a 81. There has
been about 4U barrels uf the latter received
this week. There has been sales Of corn by
the wagon load at 10 cents. Meal Is ietallng
al 81 per bushel.-Rcpublican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-09-10

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be furnished TO subscribers at $500 per
alngm-one dollar in advance, and the
balance in six monIhs.
Five copies will be sent TO one address
six months, for four dollars in advance.
Any person procuring TWO or more sub
scribers, will be entitled to commission
of 25 cents each.
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Land for Sale.

fHNHE Subscribers wishing to remove to the
IL =, est offer for sale that we'll known
tract ol Land where they now live, situated on
the Martintown Ruad. in Edgefeld District, 25
miles from Hamburg. The tact contains
about ioui hundred and forty acres. Some eS.
ceIlent land and well tiimbered-about one
hundred and fifty acres cleared, about seventy.
five of which is fresll The situation is as well
calculated for public stand as any other place
from Hamburg 10 the Mountains. Persons
wishing,o 10 purchase, can call and exanilli ne for
themselves.
II not previously disposed Of, it will be sold
to the highest bidder. the first NJ onday in Octo
Der next, at Edge6eIj Court House.
SINKLOR HUFFMAN,
DAVID HUFFMAN.
September 3 St SO
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RNTCHERING.

THE Subscribers having commenced
IL The above business, propose to fur.
uish the citizens of Edgefield village and
its vicinity with beef. pork and mutton
The subscribers pledge themselves TO act
in all fidel!ry 10 the above business, and
respectfully solicit share Of public pat.
NICHOLAS g. KENNEREY. !,
N. B.--Our regular market days will
be Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturd ays.
August 20 If 80
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TO THE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
IN EDGEFIELD.

At the last meeting Of the Edgefeld District
Temperance Society, resolution was passed
making it the duty ofthe President to address
communication through the columns of the
AducrtiseT, TO the different local Societies in
the District, respectfully inviting them 10 send
four delegates from each Society. 10 attend our
next meeting, which will be held al the Court
House on the frs, Tuesday evening in October
Court, and to request each Society to send up
such statistical information as they may be able
convenientlyto collect, particularly as to their
numbers, both male and female, and as to the
particular state of the Temperance reformation
in their respective communities.
H. BURT, President.
September 10 Il 50