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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
Head Quarters,
2nd Regiment Cavalry, 5. &. NJ
EdGeficld C.. II Oct. 5th, lS4S.

2nd Regiment Cavalry, 5. G. NJ.
Edgefcld C. II Oct 5th, ls4S.
Orders No. 9. -.
A Cour. Martial will convene at Edgetie
Court House on Monday the 9th OF Noveinb'
next, to try all defan!ters Of the Ed gehc !
SQUADRON of Cavalry for the Rrsnentai L
view at Longmi res on the 2Glh Sept last
The Court will consist of Capt. Rob't ~
welher. President; Lieulrnanls u. NJ. dlo'
Jasper Yeldell, aud James NJ Harrison "
hers; Corners w. Hall and B. II. NJ
Superuumeraries john ralbert, Judge q ivo
cate.
By order of THOS. W. LANHAM.
Col 2nd Regiment, lsl Brigade Cavalry. Is
Division, S. c. Nj.
oc,11 If 80
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Oct 4
Valuable Land 6er SAFE.
B. r. ADDISON.
II 81

PEN ii Subscriber offers for sale that
III healthy situation in Edgetield District,
lately owned by L. NJ. Churchill, on the
Hamburg Road, eight miles South of Island
Ford The place contains some 27O acres
OF lively bottom and creek land -aboul 60
acres have been in cultivation. With Farm
buildings, commodous house and a good
stand, &c. Terms 10 suit an approved pur,
chaser. For particulars inquire Of Josiah
Reams. near the pi iemises d e----- r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
Notice

n hereby given, that the next ,o oasn;us Of
will be pe,i,ioned. praying Tue opening n o,
n Public Road. near J. G. buTneUs' 10 it. ,ta
by ]. w. and R Coopel's residence; 'nto .re ...e
Island Ford Road, near I. &. Gr'thn s>'.hc"ee
across i, by James CressweHs residence n u.'
through N. L. Grifin's plantasa'ion' ''''o 'i'
old Charleston Road, nearhis quarter.
Iuly 10 1S4S 70 oh
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18

-----------~.enr- gypsnm or
Eplas,er 10 whi:en the foliage, (lrom a
pint to quart per plant, and the Whole
Ltroddea dowDjand buried in the trench.
,,n,n - !he leaves fell in the Au-
up the leaves and SSe SSE pr Tproe;ess,-raking
the roots OF the vines aflelF. aflelF.em around
over with plaster as before. mem
In June, 1918, the present season.,
repeated tie same operation at the
Summer pruning.
Now the result is as follows:
Although the season is remarkable Tor
the prevalence of the rot, not berry
on any of these six vines, So treated, is
affecled,the crop being, on tic contrary,
very good, the fruit large, and increasing
in size. The vines, too, are lcnalka-
bly, lealthy and vigorous.
On the otlIer hand, the remaining
vines, fourteen in number, are every one
affected by the ro;-some of them very
badly; and even on those least affected,
10 per cent. Of the berries are destroyed
by this disease.
| cannot, therefore, escape the con
viction that the treatment you proposed
has 50 far been ellecIual in preventing
this disease.
] ought to add that the vines or my
nnighbors generally are much affected
by tile rot this season, and that have
seen no Isabellas or Catawbas this sea-
son that surpassed in appearance those
on the six vines alluded to.
This "Iot" is disease that has only
within five years in this part
of the conntsy.-At The South; am
told il has always existed. On The Ohio
as | galher from Mr.. Longworth's re-
marks in your journal, i, is quite trou.
blesome In the vineyards; and it APP
pears to be on the increase through the |
country generally.
A remedy for this disease must be
considered public benefit, and there
ore send the above remarks for publi-
;alion, if you deem them worth.
Your friend,
A JERsEYMAN.
4 A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
MIN. Ketchurl & Go.

VIM. ketchu1n q 10.
YgyAKE pleasure III returning their grate-
iul acknowledgements for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them' and
hone by liberali,y and fair dealing 10 merit a
continuance.
We now invite the attention OF our numer'
ous friends and customers and the public gem
eralIy, 10 our new stock of
FINE FASHIONABLE AND
CHEAP FANCY AND
PIE DRY G o o u s.
Selected by one Of the Firm Turing the last
| month from the
Neao York and Philadelphia Markets.
Our assortment will comprise every article
| usualIy called for in this Market aud we pledge
ourselves no, 10 be unLersoId by any in Ham
burg or Augusta. :, NJ
Goods always shown with pleasure. No
charge for looking.
Give us call.
N. B. Store in the American Hotel Build
ings, Hamburg 5. Z. 20, y,
Oct a lSt ."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
Public Notice

> hereby gwen, that application will be
d made 10 the Legislature for an Ac, of
incorporation Of Mount Tabor Church,
situated 6 miles N. E. of Edsefield Courl
House.
July 19.Is4S 3m 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
August, lS4S.

Remarks.-NVe thank "A Jerser-
man" for his account Of be apparently
quite successful experiment. Our ad-
vice was based ON TWO considerations;
in the first place, we supposed ll,a, tho
rot might be owing to the want of some
inorganic substance in the soil, necessary
for the perfect maturation Of The grape !;
and secondly, perhaps, 10 the use of
crude animal mannres. AS sulphur and
lime are large constituents Of those vol.
canic soils abroad where the grape
thrives best, we recommended the use
of a common substance-gypsum-like-
Iy, TO supply them ]; and as the foliage
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
Notice.

HyHE Estate Of Marshal R Smith. deceased s;sa
being without administration and tl,etr'
fore derelict all persons having papers pertain
ing to the estate, are requested to hand lhen,
over to me by The earliest practicable tme' ana
all those indebted to the estate to make pay.
ment, aud those having demands to presen'
them properly attested.
JOHN HILL, o. F.. D.
june IA :, 6m Il
- Hamburg Journal will please copy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
.NOExCG.

a ppLlCATION will be made 10 the IeSlsc . e,,;.
A ,a,nrs At its next Session for Public
9sad "a T to he made from Shinburs on Eufee @
SO,vn ToSu y Creek, re by way of Dorns n ,'s Son Oh
usrdiabor om Creek, to in,ersec! the oid lam lll,
br;ape h Road in Abbeville District not iaf 'fo'n
S, Ma,I;son's Ferry on Little River %
anu 2lih lS4S. On
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
Notice..

All persons indebted to tho Estates OF Eliza
both Eln,k. Mary Clark. and Henry Clark:
deceased late Of this District, are requested
IN make immediate payment and all those hay.
inc auy demands dswill presenttl,em duly at'ested'
according 10 law. w.,,,,,, ,,.,.
Aus7 1913. ',m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18

1910 ia -! ,)--GO Free SOll party tC
welcoue ylu to your career of rapue and
hIuodshedt through HE sunny lands of Vir.
giuia, Car'iua. Georgia, Alabama, orhliss
issippi-ay. even our very negroes them.
selves, for rfhom you profess so much sym
palhy, wilrise up. in arms 10 oppose your
course. al to defend the frcsides and
homes ofleir owners. Even Alexandev
Fl. Sieve himself, whom yourIorsan, the
New YorG Globe, compliments as zone cf
the noble Wings at The Suu,h," because
she voediith The North upon the sla-
very queon," will S6e found ON The side
Of the Sh. and ready TO lay down his
life in heFfence. @Ilay not lhe hatcriug
unaclion your souls" that you will find
us dislrac in councils, or divided in sen
timent VI this question. The South is
united, dipiH remain uniled. as one man
in opposite the unconstitutional encroach
ments of North upoa our rights in the
I'eri:orit mark this! We are will
ing, for III axe Of peace, and 10 preserve
the Unionhich we still love, 10 abide by
the MissntC tCompromise liue, bul across
that you.k not come
The Sdwe believe will support Gen.
Cass beeashe BELIEVES lie wiA support the
Consiituti and respect The rights of The
people ofwhole Union. She will sup
port him ause he has said to the world
that he yes Congress mas no power
under lhonsiiiutiDn to interfere with
slavery, 6 in The States or Territories.
and bee she confidently believes he
will vel$ law which Congress may
pass exqg slavery from The Terrilor-
les. ShPons him because she knows
that the ennocratic parry at The North
has beep only party In that section of
The Unifom whom she has ever re-
ceived aPportin sustaining her rights
in the Cpss Of The United States, and
because ei'eyes, that most of them are
still dispco adhere to The Constitution,
and will rtlh her when he question is
i. made. atwill be upon the adoption Of
r The Mis- Compromise line. This. let
it be disF understood. is the principal
ground which the preference Of The
: Soulh fp. Cass is based. II we are
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
MdhT

n pPLICATIoN will be made TO tse aesaeS Ies
"A ;s,a,ue Of this State at the next SESSION; u;
10 repeal the Sixth Section Of an Act ,ed eS1p eom
an Act to Incorporate certain societies ;mI Char. I
uanies, and 10 renew and amend certain ,.h .It IS
tsrs heretofore granted, ratified on the l'un oi
December. lS47. aJ
Aug % om
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
NOTICE.

mMR. Rolf, who held conditioIally an m
lVE ,eres, in the right of Edge6eld District,
TO Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Whee!s' " .Lrn ase,'
has never complied with said condl'o 'of: :she'o
fore he holds no interest, and mas no 1isnt &c
sell! or ma any contract tor sa'd ~hec's; s"a;j
We, the undersigned are the owners "' sa,u
right, and right purchased from any '"'"e''
unless our agent will not be gooa. -, c,u
MIR. j. Il. WEBER, We aulhorise' WIN" 'u''
mower to act rs onr agent. o,r
CO'rdRAN G. MOORE:
March /, l547.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
Notice.

a PPLlCATION will be nude at the next
IA session Of the Legislature TO discontinue
the old Charleston Road between The Bridge
on Ninety.Six Creek and The Creek next u.
bove the Gin House of N. L. Griffin, on the
said road
July IS, lS49. 3m &c
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
Mo-. 80.

and shoots Of the vine are we'll known
TO afford the most perlec, food for the
growth Of that plant, we recommended
the use of the prunings, and fallen
leaves, buried in the soil, for manure.
Il is worth while now to repeat -tbe
experiment on larger scale; 10 vine-
yard culture, and we accordingly re-
commend it a.gain 10 the fine lressers
on the Ohio, with a. similar request for
a statement, when they are ready to
report progress."-ED.
What tie Whigs Ezpcct-The
Boston Atlas, in its appeal 10 the Wings
Of Massachusetts, tells them what they.
m;y expect from the election of Gen.
Taylor: Hear him, Southern Demos
ciais, and then decide whether youWill
assist in realizing these expectations by
voting for Gen. Taylor. S
"'rIie choice lies between General
Taylor and General Cass. One or tie
oI|,er must and will be elected. One is
a Wing, The other the worst kind Of q
Locofoco. The one will give us a wise
Wing administration, will call around
him the ablest Wbigsi in the country 10
form his cabinet, and during lis admin.
istration we may expecl 10 have a Tariff
enacted which will project the labor of.
the country, and give the market Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
:-E.ae-l l.aEst.lis9erl1 g ben beidrDts
u Tbs boasted IIsra of liberty iIlas sat,s:

x. 4.
As7o ss sRan!T Sg,Ig4Ss g,n ma5e a.sseas
and Harrison, thongiil military man ,atan
from the ranks Of private life, ye, assb
had served in Congress, and tbe 'f&os
last in the Senate of the United S,,tss
all their successors had severally dis,Ib,
gu'shed themselves in one branch or
'he other OF our national councils. And
"i'en' in all our past political history
when, in all our scutiies and conficts
s'rIles and struggles, for sscendency ind
power land they lreve been MANY and
Mar, >Ilas the a=Iection of Chief
lar arn.t!e made from '.the regu.
and camp Of nalion-from the ranks
not positive, absealdiers! And is there
vonluring upon sucll,aAanger in our now
our illusions to this sub jIsssriment? In /,
since, we referred back to QUAY days, i
Presidents, from Washington dow,
each and every one of whom lad been
first honorod in their respective districts
and States by high civil functions and
trusts before ever having been named or
thought of for tile Presidency. But
new era has opened upon us-an era, if
such is TO become a precedent for future
action, most appalling to our people,
most threatening to our institutions. and
most alarming 10 our future safety.
we aIe asked for our sufrages 10
lead forward to seat once houoTed bv
a Washington and his compalriots. a
mere fctd officer Of the regular line,
and place him in The first station of: The
world, in the greatest age that The world
has ever seen, and mt period when the
high destiny of this great republic re-
qnr's all her wises: men to preside
over her councils one who, though be-
has signalized himself in battle; is vet
perfectly Ignorant and uninstructed in
the science and policy Of government.
Yes, friends, we are appealed to most
earnestly to swap off Lewis Cass, one
'f The most brilliant and distinguished
civilians of the age, for one whom we
ire desired to take entirely upon trust.
No wonder that such men as Daniel
Webster and Henry Clay have stood
lghast at this open stab at all civil
qualifications, this crazy abandonment
u principle, for the miserable empty
chances of availability."- THE Union:
Mrs. Parlingron has at last consented
let an artist take her Dsguerreotypc.
When she sat down, and The instru.
hent was pointed at her, she inquired
nxious!y "lf the blessed thing would
make much noise when it went OFT"
the was assured i, would not, and at tho
ext moment hel likeness was shown
er. "There /! / knew it!' said the
ID LADY, know'd ii was drawing NV
'ce:-l felt ii Why it's puckered air
p, and makes ME look a ccmste,y
lder 7"
lei rs rect un6er I;i,ori,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND, containing Five
"A hundred and eighty-6ve acres (583),
Twelve miles from Edgefeld Z. H., lying be.
tween Beaverdam and Turkey Creeks, u
miles from CAROLS Mill.
Terms will be made easy. .
Apply 10 R. PLATT BRUNSON.
may, 81 6m ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
Sn9,e 2,o1yr Rags!
Agencies.

Agencies.
yHyHE subscriber offers the agency OF Dr.
Townsends Sarsupnri!la 10 Any Mer'
chan, or Druggist in good standing IN u's' or
the surr oundine districts on equitable terms
Edgcfed C. H., General Agent
Sept. 81 It ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18

TGiiCc.
A LII these indebted to the estate OF Ihari!y
"A Johnson, decd +, are requested TO make
;mmediaie uayment. and those having demands
10 presen at them properly attes,ed.
G.. B. GOULDEN,
SIMEON ATTAWAY,
administrators.
july7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
..n 20 lGe last
viii be EnnheIray..
tho Wing Parry oL1

VIII ne lIuffs.ay'
h, whether naive -
Fhig or Democrat,
an or Cass man, who
The soil thai gave him
him nourishmeui aud
J, that we fear the eIe..
'lor to the Presidential
his notions as TO his
of The veto power, we
We no check to The un-
tiunal act Of a Wing
use we believe that his
ure the prepouderance
!, ''elievc 10 be opposed
question, and thai thus
cable and constitutional
J question would be cut
nal appeal 10 arms shall
: men of the North, you
3 al the SculI,-no 'rrai-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
Public Notice.

Shereby given, that application will be made
II TO the Legislature for an act Of Ipcurnnla.-
a00u Aug m ie 3n 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
Dr. Jayne's Family
Medicines.

ruyHE subscriber offers the Agency to any any
b Merchant or Druggist III sooa slanuiNs
of The above celebrated Medicines Oh eq"'ao'e
terms, and will keep them supplied. pnG,pors
Edgefield c. H., uenefa' Asa"'' Sc
Sept. q -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18

NN7HERE Gentlemen's Boots ana r onDes e'
wv are made i" most superior slyle o' III NJ
and workmanship. -,
Gentlemen wanting cork soled, double soleo'
water prool, walking, dress, patent leather,
and fine pump soIed BOOTS. need Du'
leave their orders with the subscriber.
''"'' ''O'' WILLIAM McEVOY.
uo,1 e 6
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s. P.aRTEOW.


EH EREBY give notice that they continue the
.AA WAREHOUSE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS ia the Town of Hamburg; and
having associated with them MR. JAMES L..
KNIGHT, the Firm will in future be
Geiger, Partlow & Knight.
Who tender to customers and planters sener.
ally, their services in the Storage and sale of.
Cotton and other produce.
Advances will be made when required on
plodnce in Store. and their charges will be
regulated by a due regard 10 the state of the
times.
Hamburg. S. c. Sept. l., 1545.
Oct4 12t ~
The Abbeville Banner. Laurensville Herald
dreenville Mounlaineer, aud Anderson Ga
!el,e will each insert to the amount of So, and !
Onward account 10 G. p. & X.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18

same, which they hope to merit by unremlt,lns
attention to ali business entrusted 10 their care.
Sept ls,. le4o. -,
N The undersigned still continues lls
connection with Messrs. Wulker & Bradford IN
the Rcceivin. and Forwarding Business. to
which he will give his undivided attention:
""'N - A. NJ. BENSON.
O., Am 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18
Walker and Bradford.
sH'AyrehOasSe txssd
commission yfHercll0njS.
HAMBURG. 8. c.

STILL continue to occupy,
~ WATERPROOF WARgHoUsi
act . general Storage and Cod
ness.
They again tender their Sc,
5 friends and ihe.naAlis lez} generally };s.l1H Y.
business in their line. Witt
favored. Liberal advances will
u,oduc. consigned to them when
To their patrons they cordially
most sincere thanks for the ilb
which they have been 50 graciol
o.oo,trpilv solicit Il conlip
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-10-18

lie, US rest under liberty.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-23
DR.. SwayneS
CELEBRATED COMPOUND sYsur OF WILD


Rc,d the most ceic,rat IL cure Of Consumption ever
piarci upon record
Va. svsvNE-I,car ST.: I fc-i Il a debt Of rrsu,rd.
sns 70 YOU and duty tothe tffctct GENERALLY. To ODER
my haniilc testimony in favor ofrnlr C.mg-mnaS sym,
~ NHd Cherry. Some three vea-z since I was vto
lenuy q Tackled with cold aud fud tmsnasinn Of the
itnrs, WHICH vas accompanied with q very distrcssinr
cough, rain IN the hrr at aud he a. 4 very c,uside,a 40
discharge at n1eusive nucas from the lungs. eSneriaiy
upon change Of weather. hswevgr figh8. Al aTst I f,.t
no a'arin arnnt my condition, hut ,vss rrettv soaa con.
vinced that J was rapidly going int con sumption I
grew SatF weaker, and At length as scarcely -Sic I,
walk sNont, or speak above \ WHISPER. such was the rr.
ceediH- weskness Of NY lungs. Daring this time l had
tired various pre1arsiions and prose. iptiouS, hat found
Nc rc'tef--rowirs al the time wnrsr. just lero | W
advised ant persuaded by a dear friend in Wilmington
10 make trial Of your Syrnp Of Wild Cherry. must
e'1tcss that previously I had been prshiliecd s-ainSt
PNrut n'e"iotnes aud ] am still a-Hinst those coming
ON 81 ihe uand< ~ cmpirtcs. but understanding vpur
eiaits 10 the profession aud practice Of ncdieiue. ,mI
havlng Implicit faith IN the saytng Of my friends, I
i'ftiNth purchases Of DR. Shaw. one II your srents. a
Wv lItleS, aud cnHmcr ced it, usc. Iv disease was at
this time of 20 or - mpnths' standtir.. aud commemorative
wa' deeply seated. I found. howev4r. c msiderat lie re.
ilct irom the use Of the first f,ue or i've lstIcs But
teing q public speaker. ! freIaeutly attemnt.d to preach
WIN my increasing strength, aud thereby rurtured
tipsr vessels that had already teguu 10 heal. in tI,is wav.
d"uhfiess, my cure was greatly reiarded. In consc.
Ilence OF acting thus iinprudeajlv. Ihdl TO use ~ or Is
hul'ieS nci"rc 1 was perfectly restored. have no ques-
tlon' a much smaller Hnnlher of hotties wnuli have made
he SOUND, but for The aSove indiscretiou. The syrup
aiiayed the feverish haNi,, dhi awag the distressing
cough, p1t a stop to the discharge NJ matter from the
lungs aud gave them alri the entire Is stem x"ot heath
] haze deferred Offering this ceitifeai e tai now, fr tae
purpose OF sein, PERFECTLY saisie,l with The pcrmaneney
WITH pleasure. REV J L JORDAN.
Dublin count. N C..
The original AMI ouly genuine article is prepared hy
bR sWAfNE, coraenof Eighth aud Race streets. Phi
l~adelpiis. ian ~
Marsh, For sale by Jsnes Baker and Marsh, Taylor and
9c WsecIing. va.