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THRIFT rs DOWN!
Rail Road is Coming y
Money lis Wanting

EhNb w ! Wv w WV IL ~ ~ C1N ~
YHyHE Subscriber, at the old Original Cheap
z CASH STORE, ta es this method ol
lorning his friends, customers, and the pub.
lie in general, that there is M such thing ns
advertising at one price and selling differently
but he pledges himself, TO Sc as cheap as the
cheapest aud many articles cheaper, therefore
come one aud all, and see me, and YOU will
not regret coming.
AMONG HIS STOCK CAN BE FOUND,
a full assortment uf CALlCOES, from cent.
to 25 cents, per yard.
Domestics OF all descriptions,
Bed Ticking ut 81 cents per yard.
4 full assortment uf wooden & cotton ShawIs,
Muslin de LANES, from 30 cents. higher,
Lamb wool, cotton e. wooden HOSE. and
half Hose white, black and slate coIored
Stockings, l2t per pair. or 9 pair for 81,
a fthl assortment Of MITTS, from cents a
pair, higher,
Gloves. Ladies' and Gentlemen's, very cheap.
A full assortment Of CLOTHING {:
Goats from 81 90. higher.
Panlaloo,ls from 81 90. higher, sa
Vests from 81 cents. higher,
Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs.
&c &c &c
Fine perfumed Shaving Soap At 81 cents
MEDICINES, will lie sold at cost price.
therefore cheaper than any other Store
sells them. without any exceptions-Ad.
uice Gratis.
SEIARS. from 10 cents per dozen, or 6 doz.
for so cents. .....,s-.
To mention all the articles. would be too
tedious. but one thing is certain, MONEY |
want, aud will give better Bargains, than any
other Cheap Crsh Store.
]. COHN.
Next door to Messrs. PRESLEY Il Bryan,
and opposite Gooinans Hotel:
novr 25 81 IA
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rs TWTS .gEDggg.yeEy

We eexclane.i the other day, OH tasting some
Of: sayne's Tonic VermIiuge. Ii certainly
has no lc OF the nanseous flavor which one
associates with the idea Of physic. Children
cnnslder quite treat. and in taking it their
palates are Sralified. and heir health restored
al the same litne. Jaynes Tonic yermfuse
rot only destroys worms. but carries off the
.nlucl,s !h WHICH they ire irnhedJed, aud Ct.
fects l radical and permanent cnre. Every
nolher knows the prominent symptoms OF
worms, such rs voraci,y, leunness, ie,ed breath
gringins Of the tee elh during sleep, paleness Of
the lips, itching Of The nose, &c, but there Is
other iudicia not so generally recognized. a
dry cough, dull eyes, enlargement of the abdo.
men, aud many other symptoms. and many
other symptoms common to other diseases. fire.
qnenty denote The presence OF worms. IL
their existence is even suspected, The Vermi.
luge should be administered, because II can do
no hd,m in amy Case, and may do inculculable
good.
JdyacS Expcctoraat always cures AStlma,-
Two or three large duScs will cure the Group
or Hives of children in from Is mnules to one
hour time. IL immediately subdnes the vio.
lence of whooping cough, and effects speedy
cure. Hundreds Tlo have been given mp
by their iphysiciLns us incurabie, with Con.
sumption, Splitting of B!, od; aud other Full.
.momnry Affections, have been restored 10 per.
feet health by it. 1t never fails in giving relief.
Il. S. ROBERTS. sole AgsnL u, EdgeIied
c. H.. South Carolina.
Bc,eare Of Counterfcas
November 25 st al
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Ridge Land for Sale.

NTlLL be sold on The first Monday in
w December next. at Edgefeld Court
House, valuable tract Of land. containing
one hundred and sixteen acres, more or
less. where Joshua Warren, deceased, for
mcriy lived, on tho Colambia Road, ad-
Joining lands of r. Ward. JAS. McCartty,
and Mr.. Raires.s On the premises are a
good, comfortable Dwelling House aud aFt
necessary outbuildings, also TWO wells oi
excellen. water. The plantation is in good
repair.
Terms made known OH The day Of sale.
ELIZABETH WARREN, EA'lrix. Is
! Nov. IL It
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
pY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
D Edgefeld District
Whereas Levi r. Wilson hath applied
TO me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and cha,els, rights
aud credits Of r. P. Hunpbries late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, e,therefore, to cite aud admon-
ish all aud singular. the kindred and cred
iors Of the said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, al our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, 10 he holden al Edge.
field Court House. OH the 1h day of De-
cember mex. to show cause. il any, why
The said administration should not be
granted. p !. ~ o.
Given under my hand and seal, this tho
23d day oil November. in the year of our
Lord one thousand eigkt hundred and
forty-sixlhs and IN The 7lst year of Amer
eau Independence. -
JOHN HILL, o. E D.
November, % 2 44
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N EW GD.O'DS!=
! RAGM LBS Shoulders and Middngs

,RA6M 1bS. Shoulders and Middling
eDUaJU Raltmore cured,
/ box candied Citron, =
Cheap . and 8 day and daily Clocks, war
{ ranted, s'e 3Ts.sl. si
10balesand boxes ofNorthern and Southern
Humespnn and Osnaburgs,
2 bales Bed Ticks and scarlet Flalnels,
Womens cotton Hosiery,
5barreIs Northern Irish Potatoes,
2 English double barrel Guns, Sl7 each;
Is jars E. India Preserved Ginger, at 81 S71
Wafle and wafer Irons, new patterns,
SaucePans, tea aud preserving Kettles,
and. Boilers,
.Aarge assortment Of Crockery. including
TurecnsTSteak Dishes, Foot Tubs, &c.
Cow Hides and wagon Whips,
Plaid worsted Shawls,
Mousseline de l.aine and :Alpachas, from
Is cents to 37d cents,
Gentlemen'r silk pocket Handkerchief,
Collars, Bosons, and Stocks,
Powder flasks and Shot Bags. Nipple
Wrenches and Tubes,
Razor Strnps, and superior Razors.
l trunk super6ne blue Coats ut SI2 so
eacI,~,
Fire Dogs Of various descriptions,
PHILADELPHIA wrought and cut Nails. Jelier
than the best IN market,
10 cases wool, fur, and beaver Hats, with
fur,cloth, and glazed Caps,
Mill Saw Files, wood, horse, and shoe
Raspa, Z
Plane Irons, and socket G. firrner Chissls,
Backing Brushes, g. superior Backing,
Large Jars for holding now lard,
A splendid assortment Of Drugs, Chemi.
calls. Paints, Oils, Dye StuEs, and Pa.
tent Medicines. .4a. .....f y.
Carolina Indigo so cents per pound,
Dried Cod Fish for 81 cents per pound,
New and beautiful Books, with large
assortment of Toys for Christmas Pre-
sents.
Ladies'. Gentlemen's. Misses and Boys
Boots and Shoes, in great variety
-.hal R. 8 ROBERTS,
Edse6eid C. H., Noyr. %, 1916; al
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H. H. F".
BY virtue sundry Of wrils of Fisri Fa-
cias 10 me directed, I will proceed 10 cell
al Edge6eid Court House, ON the First
Monday and Tuesday following 10 De
cember next, ,he following property in The
following named cases. to.wit:
Nine Negroes, viz. Cohen, Jerry, Ben.
Peler, Charles. Dave, Tom, Bill. Beckey.
two horses and one Wagon. leavied on as
the propeiy;of A. G. Leek. ads B. w.
Waldron, B. }. Ryan and others Sere-
rally.
One Negro girl. Jemima, levied on as
the property Of Hugh Hilburu, ads of 81.
neon Christie.
Terms Cash.
II. BOULWARE.
Nov. 81. 1916 est. AZ
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STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Z: y - ABBEviLLE DIsTRIcS = -
Is. I'M fhe:! Comm on Ptfhs.:c!

| Elizabeth Caldwell vs.. Francis A. 'Bos.
| we'll David T. Boswell ei al:--Fcr Pur
tition, ,si;34H'ft' .z,s1sI, -
By order of,ho' 'Cour, OF Common, Pleas,
10 me directed, | will sell at AbbeviEle
Court House, on Sale day in December
next, the following real estate, lately the
property ofJohn G.ICadwell decd, con.
sls!ing OF The following tracts of land,
No. l. The Jones tract, of 400 acres
more or .less, siluale on Rocky River,
pounded A.. East by lands of Michael
nenepy, West;bya Joseph b aker, and r.
DAVIS. Souh,b the Hinton tract, No. g.;
and Eastjby. Rocky River. The tract is
vel %atered,twith dwelling;if .sila.
ale In a healthy par, of the District. f.
No. 2. The Hinton tract, also on Rocky
River rear the Village of sLowndsville,
consisting of 400Gacres mare or less. ns
yaluaOle, as any:on Rocky, River; having,
on it adweliipSt house, Cotton Gin aud
Screw; also we'll walered and in healthy
situation; bounded South by lauds of
VIM. Cosby. West. by Robert. Davis. East
ny lands ofthe Estate. .iof ThJs. Williams
deed and North hy the ZONES tract No. i.
No. 3. The Lowndsvills ,racs of 100
acres more,or less, adjoining The Village Of
Lowndsville on the West, aud Rocky, Ri
yer on The East aIso:bouuded by lands Of
Wm. Cosby. Samuel Mitchell, and others,
and having on il good dwelling house
and out bulldogs, also a Cotton Gin house
and Screw. ...ss
Terms The lands above described, will
be sold onra creditof one, two and three
years from The day Of sale; The purchaser
TO give bond with gool personal security,
together with a mortgage Of The premises
io secure The payment of the purchase
money. Goals TO be paid in cash.
Nov.:1St5, = 2t As
Tie Edseield Advertiser, is requested
TO give the above two insertions aud for:
gard his bill to this office.-AbbsuiN eBan
ner. ''.7',... ".'',''.''''
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More sSeag Goods

* /. Il f. PENN, have just received
W. from New York, Il very handsome lot
of FANCY GOODS, and also u complete as
sortment of Worsted Goods for Ladies Dresses,
Plaid French Merinoes Ombre Cashmere,
Figuered do, Muslin de Laine Shaws.
PlLd do. Mezeppa do. Cashmere do.
Gala Plaid, black Belvidere do, very large
and heavy.
Black Gro dc Rhine Silk.
Double width do, IL ve'y superior article,
Together with many other desirable articles.
all of which will b. sold heap.
november 25 If IA
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EreCassOl.'S Sale.
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE CO,HU0N PLEAS,

MLlEER SIMPSON, who is now i" The
" custody of the Sheriff Of EdgetieId Dis
uict by virlne Of II surrender oiilis bal under
writ Of capias ad ali:taciendum. ut the suit
of Robinson tE Caldwell, having filed his pei.
ton with schedule on oath of his whole es
tate and effects with the purpose of obtaining
the benefit Of Tue Acts of the General Assem-
bly,, commonly called the Insulvent Debtors
Acts. Public Notice is hereby given. that the
said petition of the said Oliver Simpson, will
be heard aud considered in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. al Edaetield Court Honse, on the
First Monday in March nszt, or on such other
day as che Court may order during the tune
commencing on the first Monday in March
next. at said place; and all The creditors of the
said Oliver Simpson, are hereby summoned,
personally, or by attorney. then and there, in
said Court. to siew cause, if any they can.
why the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid, sI ould
not be grar ted To The said Oliver Simpson, up.
OH his executing the assignment required by
said Acts.
THOMAS G. BACON, C. c. P.
Clerks Office, Nuvr. l9ih, 1916.
nov. 25 3m 44
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MALE AND FaaMALE
Academies i'm Greenwood
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT, S. c.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT, S. G.
'YNVIIE COMMITTEE appointed 10 procure
Il Teachers for the Schools in the above
Village, under the control Of the Baptist De
nominations take pleasure in informing their
friends and the public generally, that they have
engaged competent Teachers fur the above
Schools. Mr. WIN II. CAMPBELL will take
charge of the Male Academy. Mr.. c. Is ne-
tive of this State. aud will gradual, in the
South Carolina CuIlege in December next.
He entered College as sludento Of Mount Zion
Academy, ia Fairfield District, which has been
rhany years under the care of MIR. HuTsoN, rs
u teacher Of high ceerry. He also furnishes
satisfactory testimonials OF his qualifications
from Hon. w T.. Preston, President of the
College. aud the Rev. DR.. Hooper, Professor
:of Languages.
He will teac,l the usual branches, and pre-.
pare young men for College.
The Female School will be conducted by
Mr. ROBERT Henry NIcupIi.s aud LADY. Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols bear high Testimonials Of
literary qualifications aud moral character.
These are from Rev II. Curtis, D., Of Lime
Stone Sprinss-in whose School they have
taught the present yeas with entire salislac.
ton. Also, from his Honor Chancellor John.
son. Hon F II Elmore and w DuBose. Esqrs,
&c. MIR n aud Lady will undertake to give
instruction iii every solid. scienific and orna-
meua branch of Female education, the French
Inugnage, Vocalan Ins,rrumetal Music, Fancy
| Needle work. &c.
Tie Schools will open on the Second Mon,
day in January next.
Terms of tuition will be published early in
| December. q >.
Good Beard can Ue obtained at $S per
month.
IF WALTON,
v GRIFFIN,
w SMITH,
M Cl1ILES,
w + HILL.
| ae A. WALLER
RIM WHITE,
~ w B BROOKS,
- S BROOKS,
Nov d If "a Committee
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MARRIED..

Married OIL the Eth inst, by The Rev. II. a..
Williams. Mr.. JuIIy WILSON to Miss SARAH
RABoRN.
On the l7,h, BY the same, Mr.. JOSEPH P
CuLLAs, to Miss ELIZABETH P. CLARK, all oil
this district.
At the residence Of MrLuke Deyore, on The
10Th Noye}dber, by the Rev. J NJ Chllds, Mr
He:ckiah u Lanicr to Miss Sarah dmanda
Derore, aIl Of this District
). The sbnye was accompanied with several
slices of fine cake.
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La d, Stock, &c. For sale.

vi HE Subscriber now offers for isale, The
e Plantation on which he nov liyes,, ION ,he
(25th) twenty 9Th day Of Novembet next, con-
tanning (560) five hundred and sixty acres
more or less, lying on The north prong of fth o
Halfway Swamp, waters Of Sah1da river, about
one hundred and fifty acres Of fresh cleared
Land, well adapted to the growth of Cor on
Corn, and small grain and all under exec llent
fence about (3oO) three hundred acres of'wood-
land, well tlmberch, with a Dwelling House.
and good out buildings, with spriug nd we'll
both excellent. Those wishing to purchase,
will do we'll to call and examine for the mselyes
Us am determined to sell withou, serve.
Likewise-On the same day, and at the ,o,,..
place. shall proceed 10 sell Corn, F Fndder md.
Plantation Tools an excellent road W,son
with small plantation Wagon, and nine 6ead
of good work Horses aud Mules. with some
other STOCK; JOHN CHRISTIE.
octoD'r Ia Ut az
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
-. AN EQUITY.


Is. Bill Tor parliiOu.
Wade Hulslein ct al.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir-
lY Tue of an order nt Chancellor John
otou, in this case, shsll sell at Edge
lield Court aouse, onthe First Mouday in
December nexI, one tract Of land contain
ing four hundred (40O) acres, more or less,
belonging to the estaale Of Asa Hols'ein
deceased. situated in the District and Stat,
aforesaid, on Richland Creek, adjoinino
lands Of Jacob B. Smith, The es'ai TO Of 10.
siah Padget, Stephen Norris aud others
Said land will be sold on credit Of on
and two years, except ,s',o the cost Of lhi
suit TO be paid in cash..
Purchasers TO give bond and good surely
10 secure the purchase money.
S. S. ToMPKtNS, C. L. E. D.
Cmm'rs Office, Nov l6 Eet 46 /.
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YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND
DAP GsG!Ep31H,,


EDGEFiELD COURT House, SnUrH CAROLINA.
4 L isny purpose 10 open SCHOOL o!
4 this character, on The first Monday in Jan.
uary. 1917, in my House, near 10 the Episcopal
Church by which time Il Seloei Rooui will
be built comnodious euc u h 10 receive Il large
number of Pupils.
All The usual branches Of an English ednca.
lium will be taught together with French,
Music, Drawing and Painting, by competent
Teachers, employed for the purpose.
4 Public Eramdintion will lake place once
year and the Musical Pupils will be required
10 perform in a private C"ucert once Il month;
AT which lime they will be examined on the
Theory of Music, 50 that proof may be- given
that they are we'll grounded in its rndinen's.
Persons wishing 10 place their children in
this School are requested to make application
as early as possible. that preparations may be
made for their receplipn particularly FOR such
rs may come as Buardrrs.
Rates Of Tuio anI Boarl, payable in ad'
vance, will be Us follows
Per Quarter.
For Spelling, Reading Writing
and Arithmetic, s 90
Geography. Grammar aud Com
position. with the above, q 90
History, Natural and Moral PHI
losophy, Chemistry. Botany. NC,
with the abuvc. s 90
FRENCH q %
Music on the Piano. ID On
Music on the Guitar. 5 Oh
Drawing and Painting. 20
Board, Including Washing an;l
Lights per month, ~ w
A charge of 80 ,ccutS per quarter will be
made for wood during The Fall aud Winter.
EDMUND B. BACON,
Nov 2j tf al Principal
The Charleston Evening News, Augusta
Consi,tniioualiSt auL Sunth Carolmian will
copy one time rarl, aud forward account.
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For Sale.

THE House and Lot where John and
j. Clark Simkins lived, adjoining The
residence of Thomas B. Harvey, ,ynear the
Village. The lot has about sevenSiacres
On it. and is eorafortstbly fixed. Also, the
houses aud tract Of land where Mr.. Broad
ford residesi on the Augusta road. .near TO
The Poor House, and adjoining Richard
]. Burlon's. !;
F. W. PICKENS.
Nov. RI 3; AZ
GF The friends of Lieut.. JANE B.
HARRIS, announce him as candidate for
The Office oflax Collectorat the next elec-
ton. .laa.
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Roy Wantetl.
Notice

Is hereby given to Captains OF Companies in
the Seventh Resiment.l that all notices o; Com
pany Musters. if published in the papers. oI
this District, must be paid for by The respsc
ave Companies. -
By order Of the Colonel {,
j. Ii. MINIS, Pay Master.
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Waited.

A FEMALE TEACHER,,,o take charge
"A ofa small School, for Tip ensuing year.
The location Of The School il uour the road
leading from Edgeheld Court House to Aiken,
One that can come we'll recommended will
meetiwith employment at reasonable salary.
Application may be made through the Post
Office, Edgeield, or to either of the subscribers
COLLIN RHODES,
MARTIN PUSEY.
Nov2, 1876 ,f4l
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"lLL be let to the lowest bidder. on the
w frs, Monday in December ne1t. at
Edge6eld Courl House, the Enilding of lRo
Bridges, towit: Bridge on Turkey Greek,
where :he roud leading IRON EdgefeId Court
House to Cambridge crosses said Creek. Also.
another Bridge Oh said Creek. where the road
leading from Hamburg TO ChappelI's Ferry,
on Sa!uda, crosses said Creek.
;. The said Bridges aud suitable bntments to
be well built, of good materials, and compile
ted by the sscsInd, Monday in February next,
aud to be kspsi s,good repair for Tie term Of
seven Nse fn1S dste, ssrhe length OF
y ,heyy.c hy. are
'fct sg 81 ss -
I, COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS.
Nov. lS3 st AZ
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@;rFWe' are authorized 10 annonnce
MARSHAL r. SMITH as 4 candidate
FOR Tax Collector al The aexi election. :,
..GT The friends sf jU ULIUs BANKS; ani;;'
noulco him as a. Candidate for tie Office Of
Ordinary at tie ensuing election, y ~. y! !,
nFPhs friends of Maj. s., ssofTsT, fs
announce him as a candidate for TsS
Collector at lhe, ensuing election. III
Move. - ~ a. aH II
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Glass Pad Trnsses

A New article, together with large ass6rt.
"A. ment Of Double and Single TRUSSES
for Rupture new Drugs and Cheni eaIs. Sui
Stone al l2d cents pound; Black Pepper l2i
cents pound; Ginger t2d cents pound.
atar 6f r. 8. ROBERTS.
Nov 3, 1876 ~
Daily expected, Shoulders ard Sides or Ga-
con, Figs, Almonds, C,ron. Ct,rmnts, Irisn
Potatoes, with many new ard seaSonabe goods
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ExecMs0r,s .SaIe.
V'HIesSxEEe JvesrOes,

VALUABLE JVes r0es,
some Horses aud Cattle, aud nne large Wagon
ALsn-Two valuable tracts of LAND ;-one
known rs the Marvin Tract. containing 375
ncrcs, adjoining lands Of J. F. Burns, w
Wells, John Gritiis ard others, lying on Crook.
ed rim creek, miles from Edge6eId c. II
the other known as the 1'illnan Tract. lying
ON the AbbeviIle road, miles from Edgefeld
G. H., adjoining lauds OF T. Williams, u d
Brnnson. asbrrry Rearden. and "thers.
'rern,s-.ill sums under five dollars cash, oI
and over that amount nn credit of twelve
months. The purchasers will he required 10
give note and two approved snretIes.
The tile Of the property not changed unit
the terms OF sale are complied silh. and if re-
sold, at the risk nl the forine, purchaser,
DANIEL BRUNSON, Executor.
november 25 4t a.
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Umbrellas,

BUST RECEIVED. from The Philadelphia
Cd Manufactory, ii large assortment Of .
silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS,
from 50 cents to $40 few Of the Walking
Cane Umbrellas. II new and curious article,
answering lhe double purpose of handsome
Walking C,'ne and splendid Umbrella.
G. L. 81 E. PENN.
ruvember Is # "A
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Iarth, Esq, he sales n which amounted
TO S5l ,553.-l50 Negroes brought 46, IA,
an average Of about 30S round. The
Plantation, being an old one. with all the
timber trees cleared. brought S3,5OO.i The
Provisions. &c. sold al very reduced prices.
Communication of Srnience.-l1is Excel
ency The Governor has con,muled the
punishment of Abraham, slave OF Alex.
Robertson, Esq. who was To have been
executed on Friday next. for sIabbns a
white man. The governor has directed
that in place of death. he shall suffer SOL
itary confinement. for 3 months, receive
100 lashes aud he sen; cut Of ihe State.
The Legislature of North Carolina cua
vened at Raleigh on sIsnrlay last. Col.
Andrew Joyner, Of Halifax, was elected
Speaker m the Senate. aud Hon. Edward
Stanley, ofBeauforl. Speaker Of the lleuse
Representative wings.
Industry.-If industry is no more
than habit, tits atleast an excellent one.
s'If you ask me which is the zeal hered-
ilary sin of human nature, do you mag
inc 1 shall answer pride, or luxury, or
ambition, or cgo,ism mo! shall say
iudolence. Who conqnrs indolence
will conquer all The resi-" Indeed all
good principles must s'agnale without
mental activity. ,,.Zimmerman.
Ground Peas.-A gentleman residing
near this place, informs US that he has
dug aud measured sufficient quantity to
his ground Peas 10 ascertain that they
will average one hundred and iue bushels
to the acre! The land planted is ordinary
pine land, on which was put li',le
manure. The labor bestowed was noI
more than would be necessary 10 plant
and tend The same ground in cotton.
The nutritious qualities OF the Ground
Pea are generally known. They are said
by those who have made the experiment.
TO be superior to corn Tor fa''euins hogs.
and for that purpose they are reraised and
fed with less trouble Than any other crop.
They need not be gathered, hat will remain
good in the ground until March or April
During six monlhs from the first of October
10 the first "f April, hogs may he turned
into field Of ground peas and kept as Ia
as though they had free access 10 crib of
corn. Yha, farmer in Georgia will
hereafter buy Western purk-dt0anny
Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
33 Likely Negroes.
20 or rs Bags OF Cotton,

1860 bushels Of Corn,
seven head Of Horses and Mules. stock Of Hogs
and Cattle, Fodder, Oats, Household
ard Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
and Blacksmilh's Tools, &c. ,~. &
Terms-AIl sums under five dollars cash,
of and over that amotint.o on; credit of twelve
months. The purchasers will be required to
give nole and TWO approved sureties.
The tile Of the property not changed until
the terms Of sale are complied with. and if re-
sold, al the risk OF the former purchaser.
Will be rented at the same time aud place,
the Land. -
F. G. MARTIN. Admir-.
Nov 18 80 43