Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-09
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EDGEFIELDCs.sH q III,
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do 10 raise the nscdful, and after the nsgfsss
heed our entreates and threats upon; The psu q I
of cur delinquent subscribers. we now take the 81
liberty ofintroducing to their notice ~
THOMAS, whomwe have authorized 10 col: s;s's
lect all debts due the Office, whicIrare placed
his hands, in such manner as he finds most ad: s
visabe, bis receipt at all times being good
Having been forced to employ the Sabovs
named gentleman to collect for US, at high be. -
centage, we feel assured that our delin1,snt
scribers can find no cause Of complaint al our
insisting upon the terms Of the paper, aas We
have waited, at least witha portion iofs fsthem.sS
until our patience has worn, like ouri gai...ssss
ments nearly threadbare.- Dur creditors crYss..g
is Money !.-htey must hare; Money !s.'z7 n
are therefore forced 10 close up our books, and
call upon those, who have fed uswilh PROMISES;
for two, three, or four years for Money s.sS
Money we must have. - 4 2. So
We return our hearty thanks to those Of ,onrsyz..
patrons, of which, fortunately for us there is
goodly number, who pnnctually call upon u.s.
at least once year, and settle their accounts
thereby saving US the trouble, and sthemsslvs
~. n,or.;ec,,on orh.,o ,,b,;,,, H.
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D The Court Of Equity commenced its ~
session. at this place. on Monday. last Chan; II:
ce llor Job Johnson. presdpp. -,
--r.5,.5 j 49,. 80: s,:1;s:
Execution ofa slaos.-The negro man who
recently murdered servant wornan, the pro-
perty of Mrs. Patterson, residing in this Dis
,rict after undergoing a trial, was sentenced
to the aaIlows and was according hung. on
Friday last. q - b, 80 4 SO ,lsss,s
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TasWsath.r.--For some days pusi, since since dks NJ s
commencement of June, the weather has bse
warm enough, the THERMOMETERS mounting %
s5. Theearth has heretofore been SO cold
that tina crops of corn and cotton have suffered
considerable. We do not know when we
have yerseeniGe farmers labor. under greater
difficulty then during the past spring, 10 iai1
good stands Of these crons. The aryweatiier sc
,;no IA sSyhsa,
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: The Crops in portions Of Edgsftl - D1r1nrIS
the past past week, we travelled IN certain sections
Of our district, ,-in the neighborhood of Litle
Turkey Creek. and Red Bank, and werep pleas :l
On some plantations the CO ,t rr wheat, and .ostss
were very promising. In that section of com
Try mentioned above, there is now sprospect,o 81
an abundant harvest 2.,-'.. S
- So = t'',iiss'i 'e4s % 81 SIS
Ezportat'on Of Bread Stgts-From state
ments which have been published, itis asceEs es
,a'ueu =, oy posuve returns from The y nsomE s 8
;, Ioa'e', ."a' '"o a''oan' oi eSports rom the
1aae md tho Inn or Anr;I,a., -
lion four hundred and twentye-e thousand .ssi!.
barrels OF -four; three hundred and!hitees thou. q
sand barrels of Indian corn meal; one min,sa1 q
fonr hundred and ten thousand bushels iofS
wheat, and e,gh, millions and a half bushels or .
Indian corn. These articles, tis said. would lssS
amount, at the shipping prices, 10 nearly t,~en-
ty millions Of dollars. 8.
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Samuel ps'1 o. ms o0ul's'a >a'0n,e1e5W
resfet 10 earn =,
soulhern cnron'c'e' paol.snea as 3oo,u.nD.a,
u, IS qu,e u, aau s',a, a's Ioso. uoag
tu' MT. M W'ef @ Sus'u''s '''s e',a. :. a.:
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NJ, w,ue, " York fH,rala, ,Y.sb.
'ns.OD .'llsspO"ug"n e M 49, =,
MY. see'e'a's " M ect;. .n,.as. @ g IT
""' 'Os' - 90. ~ 10 -,
rom '0''e 'o'''''.eu =
o,n,a..,on. We ,rus, that he viii 'allow him.
self that repose SO essential 70 hls recoHssfy