Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-17
From the .iugastu Consti'utionalist.
AUGUSTA AND IT'S MANU-
EAGTJIRES

Elections on the subjecr Of Manufactures
in Augusta, by the present OF several
bars OF excellent soap manufactured by
G. FiIz, whose mandatory is on Creme
street, 10 The scar of the Richmond Ho-
tel. 1t is always 10 US source Of pleas.
ure to notice any improvements in our
city calculated 10 add TO its wealth, and
10 enable our ci,iz"ns to spend their
money at home. The soap sent us is
of -four qualities and prices, and will
compare favorably in both respects with
any similar articles brought 10 our CITY
from DISTANCE.
L.. No l. equal to the verySbeasI bar
soap, =, 81 es6ts.per ID.
ssgENo 2. d S cenIsyper lb.
No. 8. .,ts45 cents per, Ib.,a al! good
is6ap, and differing apparently only in
Eclearness Of color-lhe first quantity be-
lings High, yeiIows
The remaini1gskind is "a white, pure
article. well adapted for hand and shaving
soap a. l23 cents per lb.
We condialy recommend this new
establishment 10 public patronage. If
this. impo ttant branch Of business is
encouraged, we can; have made at our
own; doors, ofs materials furnished on.
the spot, largefsupply Of an article.
which carries annually from among us:
thousands ofssaotiafs We will derive
a double adyaniags by, 50 doing. In
the first, place,iit can be made tur>
nisied to purchasers cheaper than what
we now pay for a. simi,arsarticle from
the Nosth:sI1s The second place, such
manufactotsshere will afford a marke,
for several SaTticies n domestic .lns econo-
my, which many ia@ll,ss make no use use;
off, fhe soap manulaetuter feaInll, wooid,
doubtless, s3ensnge goon go5,s usIs l. oi soap
Tor refuse iat, bones, eSc:' 'ron'teur si. k''e"i
ems, ana Tor Inc asl'es rom our nfe
places. Monry, thus saved,is ,,istla tnpuen 10
asmail way rs IN the aegregat'e an aool, 10 Q
tIorlto the Per9mamen seapl.al slss COM
munlty.s Every oos.a,s E, lestsu 9, 9
eneal sssass
'la'eT' u:
spegn,he y ,'e -, ,Gua".e' untsy ~. = =,
dilrsc'ly, o. 7i'd"d''"s a.a' ,o',fe'en :. !.
new !! !. ade :or pursuit.: , in'iouuoeu Sus,
cessinl'y'ygiVes an aool.ional. Impulse anu
value 10 a'l o'nets among Us. =, },
ana ooser'ah' Pelsoh Whv W'i 'oon
PACK a lew years upon .''e ous'''rss.ol
Augusta WI perceive analAeu enanse
mas 'ahep P'aee' aho - s.", p'oe'.ssns'
10 .esd'u ~ ou' uepe"Hs =" Wv" WV.
sec''o"s " "'e oouu " many '''
ing atic'eS'
Our people we're once wholly depen-
dant on the Northern and Middle States
ior -four, Many thoaaads Of barrels Of
Canal, and Richmond and Baltimore
flour were annually brough, here. Now,
Georgia and South Carolina -four has
!, almost entirely monopolized our mar
.|ket. The time is near al hand when
Augusta will, SIMPLY a arg;. extent Of
country with -four, manufactured within
her corporate limits, and will open
direct trade wirh all our Atlantic cities
with the West Indies, and South Amer
ica in the article. The superiority ol
/ Sou.hrrn.over Northern -four in sweet
ness, and in its being less liable TO sour
after beng kepta gwen time, Is an 40.
mitted fact by Experienced bakers
Georgia Wheat has been sold in the New
York markc' by the side OF the best
Genessee Wheat, and was found to be
heavier by several pounds m the bushels
II will no, be long after the two mills
now in progress OF erection are COM
pleled, and which will then require an
annual supply of half a million Of bush.
hels of wheat, that Augusta flour will take
high rank in the markets of the world
Many years ago.it was no unusua
sight to see vessels at the wharves ir
Savannah, loaded with corn shipped fl on
the coasts Of Maryland and North Caro-
lima. Our people were not unirequen'ly