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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
For Tax Collector.

ISAAC BOLES. J
SAMPSON B. MAYS,
ROBERT CLOY.
1'IIEOPHiLUS DEAN,
J.. i. BROOKS.
WILLIAM L. PARKS,
JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
B. +. GOUDEY,
+. W. BURT.
MOODY HARRIS.
Derrick HOLSONBdKE,
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Brought to the Jail

InF this District, negro boy who says his
~ name is JOHN, and that he belongs tc
Mr.. Robert Radford, Twiggs County, Geo
9Said boy is about IS years Of age, dark com
/ 5plcetcd, and about six feet high. He ha:
Several scars on his breast, and also several OF
5his arms.
The owner is requested to come forward
/ prove property, pay charges and take him a
Sway, otherwise he will be dealt with accord
ling to law. H. r. SPANN, J. E. D.
May 30, 1850 tt 10
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Notice.

WHOSE indebted 10 the Estate Of Hueh JTil
l. burn, deceased. ere requested to make i'm
'mediatc payment, and all those having demand
ito present them, properly attcstcl, 10 ME, on
before the first of January next or they will +,
'rcjcctcd. Given under my hand 1T my Office
this 29th April, 1850.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
May tt Is
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'r51e 3erelusiuesy political:
iSshroad sheet the General
lie and Foreign, by mail
q erci;.l and Agricultural
Aicisms, Original Essays
q. IL Sld, in, short, al
he collected as.
. .sSitsH Interesting and
SH8asC:c will be taken
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-
Stone Ware!

:THE Subscriber believing that a good artcl,
i of this useful and necessary Ware is. .muef
sncclcd, has como to the conclusion to make
& and keep on hand splendid article, which HI
{ Twill not only recommend, but will ,rarrant tt
sbc. good.
lie, therefore, most respectfully solieits tn,
patronage of those who deal in and use this kint
sof Ware, knowing that they will be satisfied will
! his Ware and prices.
All orders directed to me at Kirkscy's
sRoads, Edgcfcld District, S. c., will meet will
snronpt attention.
! Ny jugs are marked "Chan'llcr Maker :
aWarrautcd." T. NJ. CHANDLER.
, May 10, tim II
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f. $ { T. a ".

.TNOLLED before mefby !;obt. Clancy, Giving
i about twentv-scvcG miles North of EI::e-
Held c. j., near Hills Mill an cs;ray MARE,
aof sorrel Color small size, baze in her face, roam
fish appearance in ilanks left eye weak, and name
slightly cropped. Said Mare is appraised to be
worth eighteen dollars.
LEWIS CULBREATII, MED
May s, 1850 i,m u
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CHARLESTON, Jcyr

The Cotton market to-day was inactive, ani
sales were limited to seven hundred bales at
range Of from Pa l2s cents. Nliddling Fair i.
now down to ls cents, which establishes de-
cline Of ac.
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IL T. vi d v All.

TIME Subscriber would inform her friends ant
j. the public generally, that she has removed
;to her present residence, one door East OF th'
sEpiscopal Church, where she will continue t.
carry on the NllLLlNARf and MANTAu
making business.
She is thankful for past favors, and hopes b!
sstrct attention to business, to merit continuance
sof the sanc.
Mrs. EN-. WARD.
December &C, 1870 If 40
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AUGUSTA, JUNE !,

The Cotton Market is very quiet to-day-the
heavy business Of the past three days taking oil
of thcmarket almost all the lots that hollcrs wert
anxious to sell, and buyers to-day were not an,
yious. @
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ID. Il. BELMONT,

- DESPECTFCLLY informs the citizens
III Edgcfcld and vicinity that he will attend t
Tuning and Repairing PIANO FORTES.
Orders left at tho "Swmn Hotel" will b
promptly attended to.
Mayo o. 90
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CABINET MEETIyG.-Thc Baltimore Su
of Friday says that 4 despatch from Wash
ington, announces that Il Cabinet Councj
was held on "Wednesday, at which it was re
solved to hold the Cuban authorities rcspon
sible for any treatment the American resi-
dents may receive. A special messenger i
ito be sent oat there fortlwi Il from the Stat
Department. to look after the interests o
American citizens.
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COLUMBIA. JUNE 8.

The Cotton market was almost brought TO a
stand to-day, as We have only,heard of 20 bales
being sold during the entire day, which went of
at 1Ua liz cts.
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Masonic EIotice.
Notice.

4 BARBACUEwil be given at P8:- -GRovF
1 n (Capt. Thco. Dcau's.) on the 1th OF jul
next, Maj. II. R.SrASS, has been requested Ant
is expected oil that occasion to deliver an oraio
upon given subject The candidates are invitc'
TO attend, prepared to speak upon the pol:tica
topics of the day
juno ) 81 90
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BY LAS'E NIGHTS MAIL.
UmA" has been received but being too lat
It this publication, will appear in our next.
From the Baltimore Sun.
Death of Hon. nir. Elmore.

ri
3 WASHINGTON, May 80.
4 The Senate met at 12 o'clock.
q The reading of the journal was dispensed
awitha
Mr.. Butler announced the death of his col.
slcague, the Hon. Franklin II. Elmore. He
spronounccd high culogium ON the charac-
liter of the deceased.
3 ssAIessrs. Yulcc, Webster, and Jefferson
SDayiis spoke of the character and services of
sNIr. Elmorc, and Of his death rs q national
Floss
Mr.. Butler offered the customary rcsolu-
5;ions, and in honor Of the character of the
Sdeceased the Senate adjourned. IS
The committee of arrangements arc Mcssrs.
sYulee, Clemens, Badger, Jones, Corwin, ard
Norris. a
PAIL BEARERS: -
Mr.. Hunter, Mr. Bright,
Dawson, Davis, of Mass.
Downs, Underwood.
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock
s:o-InorroW.
The House met today pursuant to ad-
1ionrnlnent, at o'clock, a. Mt.,w'icn Sifr con-
.-s.,sergc OF the dc:ltl,>slr. Ettiorr, Senator
sfrcn South Carolina, it was agreed that
awhen the House adjourned, it he till to-mor-
srow at IL o'clock, A. NJ, to receive the official
announcement of the death Of that distin-
sguished Senator, and to take such action as
sis due to the occasion.
The Speaker (Mr Cobb) availcd himself
sof the permission given by tic House ycstcr-
sdav. and called Mr.. Boyd. of Kentucky, to-
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EXCELSIOR!
HODGES INSTTTUTE.
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION, TUE.
DAY NIGHT, JUNE llru.
Original Pieces

rs CREEK, FRENCH, GERMAN AMI
ENGLISH
Address before the Sophroncan Society on Tues
day Evening.
Address before the two Schools on Wclncsda,
Morning
rENIIE SECOND SESSION Of $50. vii
l. commence on WEDNESDAY, 10th July
The same Instructors continue
n. B.-1hc second Session Of the FULLER
opens at the same time.
Greenwood, S. c., May 81, vt 90
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N O ticC.

|THE STEAM MILL at this place will be .:
j. work on Thursday, Friday and Saturday Ct
every week to grind small turns 4 turn turn OF 20
U' A fine FIGURING MILL, equal, per-
|haps, to any in the Statc, will be Ta1Hration in
two or three weeks.
A. BUSHNELL.
May Is, If II
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For Sheriff.

JOHN JILL.
THOMAS w. LANHAM.
humphreys BOULWARE,
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Notice..

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate of Isaial
~ Blackwell, deceased, are requested TO mak
Immediate payment. and those having demand
will present them properly attestc,l.
JAMES BLACKWELL, Admir-.
April II 1850 tt l3
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Notice.

JOHN II. SMITH, living on tho Chapel Fer
iC ry Road near Richarrlsonvillc, tolls beinr
Imc small Chcsnut Sorrcl MARE, the rigll
hind foot white above the ankle, some marks o
\ gear, supposed to BE- seven or eight years old
appraised at sixty dollars.
HARDY WHITE, NJ. Z. D.
June 5, 1850. - dtm ~
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HENRY 7. WRIGHT,
z'or Clerk.
EDMUND PENN.
THOMAS G.. BACON,
OLIVER TOWL.ES.
PETER QUATTLEBEM.
Books and Stationary!
, ,@-sEIEYEY, Ag0nGo

gGae Eae Go-a1IIGYgTo =Aggneo
OFFERS for sale :: lGrec as
H&il sortmcnt OF SCHOOL BOOKS,
As,E3l PAPER AND STATIONARY,
&EAl5 at prices which caniot fail 10
.sissSS IS, meet the approval Ui the closest
- ESz.Sss-.- purchaser.
Tissue Paper. Steel Peas, Premium Ink. &c.
ssThis ink is confidently recommended, Silver
sMcda?s ard Diplomas l.a'ing been awarded to the
GPropre;ors, at eleven Annual Fairs ot the -.l!er:-
fc;:n and Mechanics, Institute.
-ALSO-
4 JUsT received Tic following !BI.ES:
sey 4 No. |, Qerto Bibles 10 Steel F!"'s,
Apocrapha, Concordance and Co:Hpetc P*'"r:,
sprice 81 IS. -
I + Quarto Bibles, 10 Steel Plates, y. c. u :.
sscomrlcte, price 81 IS.
i Quar,o Bibles, 90 Steel Plates, 4. c. y :.
complete, price So IS.
The attention of purchasers is called to the
snprovcd quality Of the rapcr-also the printing
sand bndcry of these Bibles: they are III fact be,
scvcd to be the cheapest EIBLES ever oacred
sfor sale III This place
Mars, tf 10
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Candles, Soap, &c.

on BOX. Sperm and Adamantine Candies,
OU Is Boxes 1Iull's Candles,
90 Boxes Winchester Turpcntine Soap,
90 do Toilet and Shaving,
For sale by II. \. KENRlCk.
IIonburg, Nov 2G If i5
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SG.-s1 o WHsend's
Sars arilla.

TUST Received fresh supply, warranted to !
C as good as any he ever manufactured, and f
sale at S71 cents per bottle, or bottles for Sd u
at the Drug and Chemical Store of
L. F. s. A. G.. TEAGUE.
May If @ 10
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Lemon SyrlaD.
Varnishes, Varn5shes!

TUST Received variety of Varnishes, and
y for sale at the Drug and Chemical Store Of
E. I. & A. G. TEAGUE.
May l. II ID
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Stone F.Ial,c.

TUST received 10 Brls ,.,cst STONE LIME,
ic1 for sale at Hamburg price, with the addition
!of freight. G. l.. PENN, Accut.
january 23 II
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j @ s e p H 4 b N
Arlfr-n Ala,

ATTORNEY AT rLAl
.NT1LL be found in his office ut -
wv Court House, adjoining g. c. ERf.
Brick Store, on Saturdays, Ssfcdays, ayjaC aCcur,
.weeks.
He will attend promptly and strictly 10 business
i'm his profession. Il
Jan 10 If 81
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!ssFF.t ssFta11,Ei L oF so1 cAstoEINA;;
EDGEFEiIij SISIRItT.

pY JOHN Till, = :, cfst;;iffS Of Edge.
- field District:
Whereas Lucy.Carson and James Edison
have applied 10 me for Letters Of Admins,
33tration, OH all and singular tho goods and
scimttlcs, rights and credits cf Charles Carson
si;uc of the Di,lric, ;tcfc:aid, deceased.
These are. therefore, 10 cite and atmonis,
!all and singular, the ki.l,Ilrd and creditors OF
The said deceased, to be and :ppcar before me
J ii our next Ordinary. Cont for The sald Dis,
ric!, 10 be holden 1t Edge'cld Court House
Jon the Eth day Of Juneyr:a, to show cause il
s:ny why the said administration should moi
abe granted.
] Given under my Aanl ard seal, this the Bird
sllay OF May, in the year Of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and fifty, and in The
74ih year OF American Independence.
rf'.fN itILL, o. T.. D.
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Congress

sTUsT Received SIX DOZEN BOTTLES
seD very frcsl. and pGrc, for salc by
e. L.PENN. Agent.
May % Ii 10
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;rTIIE Estate

aTTIIE I;stat"
3 4 'icrrlici. ]
SrrsiicncG of sai
snnal about liz,
sWEnSESD.A
athe personal pr
GONE or TWO
Wagon and liz
Sncss, Stock of {
ahull and kitcll'
q On Saturday
gtersyillc, all hi:
Euntinishsd, and g.
gin the Carriage >
Rsix months with
q Given under
& aStl. of May, Is
81 Max 90,
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A COLLEGE IN TIE Up.CouSrR4 Tic
Rev. Mr.. Furman, of the Baptist depomina-
ton. has spent several days in our village,
engaged in receiving donations, fQsthc cs-
tahlishment Of a College in the up country.
The location of the institution has. hot been
definitely fixed, but the selection, We under
stand, is to.bc made from 4 comparison of the
advantages afforded at this place, Green.
vile G. H., and Greenwood, in AbbeyiIe
District. A Theological Dcpartmendwill be
connected with the College, which is I'd beiun.
der the direction Of the Baptist order dfcllris
tians
J.iberality in public enterprises is, a char
acteristic Of our district, and we are surt
that the hearts and purses Of many of Soul
citizens will be fully enlisted in this work
Anderson Gazette.
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PROSpECTUSOF
THE SOUTHERN PRESS,

81 A " Association of slxty-three Members of
Z N. Congress, Senators and Representatives,
as slavc constituted the undersigned committee to
SSsuperintcnd the establishment of q, Southern
HPress at Washington Sity, ito be devoted;to the
exposition and defence Of Southern rights and
:2nstitutons- aisseIIiia.ion.of correct intor-
9mation as to Northern Policy, and the course of
FsPotical Affairs generally without reference to
E.the old party lines OF Nh:g and Democrat. Ar
engagements are snowih progress promptly to en-
surc the issue Of paper, andcr the title of
& "THE SOUTHERN PRESS
3 for the conduct offWlich suitable Editors have
{sbccn engaged, who will also receive the aid of
sSnurnbcr Of eminent and able Contributors.
n There will be:botlfn TRi-wEEKLy and WEEK
issue-the attzrto contain substantially the
S &sarne matter as the former, and intended to reach
Sthose parts of the country whose mail t"ci!i.ics
Care limited. -
81 A DAILY isslc wlEbe aided hcrcaftcr. hould
{it be deemed advisable or necessary by tho press
Ssaud people Of the Southern Sttates. a
q The paper will nor r1ef Exclusively political
agbut &ill embrace on i,Ishruad sheet the General
y News of the day, D0Takfc and Foreign, by mail
ssand telegraph GRsAcrcial and Agricultural
g Intelligence, Literary cisn,s, Original Essays,
3i,tei"ly ''"', v snoit' az.
s::rssat.. l. Of Which c6ss & Interesting and
ssssalia5l2 newspaper. S., Iias &c will be taken
Mt" give full and correct Reports Of the Proceed
Sings and Debates in both :Glou@s Of Congress, rs
sswc rs the action Of he local Legislatures on the
SsSouthcrn question.
s a linitcrl nunrbcr only Of Advertisements will
shc rcce:ycd-tllc main object being to furnish 0
ssSSlarGc amount of reading matter
IS The paper will be- printed Of. sheet equal in
sssizc to those n the otter Washington papers,
ggand The material will be procured especially for
ss;;thc purpose.
q 1t is confidently hoped that every true friend
S'to the South will ai.l in procuring subscribers,
Aand forward the names, with the amount sub
!ssscrbcd. 10 some Son.%rn Representative at
;;SWashineton. forthwith.
3 Pos,nasters are authorized by law to remit
sSsubscriptions free OF postage.
s. TERAlS:
:aFor Tri-wrckly during the session Of Congress,
s and Scmi-werLly during the recess, the price
q will DC, per annuln. observation-disclosures S5 90
q The price of sulscr,T.i6R must be paid inva-
zriablyin advance, and the cash accompany the
NnaGnc sent.
q All persons procurrsGfch names shall be en-
I;i!lcd to receive a copy gratis for one year.
Z 4. p. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON, .
q r. TOONlBS,
3 J. THOMPSON.
q Washington, May a5. 1850.
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4 Ell
zJ)Y JOE
. 30 ticll /
& Whereas
snle for l:"t;
S>ingular the
q credits Of y
aforesaid, d;
3 These are
s,ll and sir.H
sillc said drcC
Sat our next I
sirict. to be i
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NOTICE.
A Ii those indebted to the Estate of Aball
! ~ Robertson, deceased, are requested to make
spaymcnt, and those having demands to present
Etllem, property attcstcd.
JOHN HILL. Adm.
April 90, lo
The southern press., 1850-10-31

. TYPOGRAPHICAL OMIssIoN.-At meeting oil
the members of the Royal Irish Acadamy, lately
the Rev. d. Todd, the honorary secretary, said
that before proceeding with the business of the
evening, he wished to mention a matter which
he found required an explanation, although at
first he considered it too trivial to notice. The
subject to which he wished to allude had refer
ence to two highly interesting objects of anti
tiquity, which had been exhibited at their last
meeting-two ancient croziers which were said
to have belonged to st. Barach and another
saint of antiquity. When those croziers were
exhibited, he had offered a few remarks respect
ing them, with view to show that the lives of
the ancient saints of Ireland which had been
preserved by Colgan and which still existed in
manuscript, We're deserving of credit as histori-
cal records. Unfortunately, however, in the
published report Of the few observations he had
made the letter '.v' in the words "Lves of the
Saints" WIS omitted, and the consequence was
that he was reported to have spoken of the
Lies Of the Saints" Laughter The error
was in itself one of trivial character, but its eff.
feet was to make him say the very reverse of
what he did say, and more serious conse-
quence still was that the gentleman to whom
the croziers belonged and who had sent them
to be deposited in the museum of the academy
was so indignant at seeing this expression, that
he had written to say that he should not now
suffer them to remain.
The southern press., 1850-10-31
JENNY LIN D e N
By WILLIAM DOVER.

t.NF tp.r te I.s.F
The Linden, when by high and low,
Her praise was ehimed, some time ago,
Was Queen of Song--was all the Co.. ~
In England and in Germany
But Linden felt new delight
When Barnum sent her his invite
Beseeching her to bless the sight
2 And ears of our democracy.
With sails and paddles, then to aid,
Her top-speed the "Paciic" made,
And JOYOUS passengers. they said--
"We'll shortly see the Battery!'
Then shook New York from street to heaven
Then flew the crowds, at six and seven;
JENNY and Barmum both were driven
To lrving's in a hurricane
But louder yet that same did blow,
Wher at the Garden courtesying low,
She sung-more sweet than long ago
In England or III Germany.
The interest deepens on we rich
Who rush to hear the Swedish witch,
Pitch, Yankees, at the auction, pitch
Into each other literally.
'Tis night but scarce yon maiden's gaze
Can pierce the bright cloud Of boquets
While women = cambrics, mems huZzas
Trouble her excessively
o, few shall part where many meet,
Without some hoarseness aud some heat,
And memories muslca!ly sweet
To haunt their hearts necessarily
The southern press., 1850-10-31

a CORRECTED LEAF IN THE HIsToRY OF
TExAs-When fictions are made use of to en-
harce reputation which needs them not, they
sometimes injure it by casting doubt on rea
achievements.
A bit of newspaper romance has lately ap
peared, entitled "The Rise of General Rusk.'
1t relates to the cause of we'll known insur.
rection at Nacogdoches, an attempted act of Tar
quinism on the part of the commandant, Col
Piedras, minion of Santa Anna. Owing t.
this, General Rusk headed popular rising, il
which Nacogdoches was stormed with great car
mage, and Piedras slain, an event which led tt
the Texan war of indeper dence.
Now the Piedras insurrection, as every ont
from that quarter knows, had no Lucretia con
nected with it, but arose from causes purely po
tical. II was movement in favor Of SAINT;
Anna, and, though opposed by Piedras on tn,
part of the government, succeeded without grea
carnage, and, indeed with very little bloodshet
in that neighborhood Itoccurred in ls32--twt
years before General Rusk first arrived in Texas
The modern Tarquin, Piedras, may still b,
living / once saw a letter written by him fv,
years after the time Of his alledged immolation
and it was not dated from the place whore al
ravishers are said to 90, nor Of a tone likely {,
proceed thence, being kind epistle to a lady il
Texas, whose husband was then a prisoner j,
Mexico.
Three years after the final expulsion of Pie
dras, (an interval of quiet,) new events brough
on the war Of independence. t7'
The southern press., 1850-10-31

GEoReIA.-Governor Towns, Of Georgia, has
issued his proclamation calling Convention OF
the people of Georgia The 25th of November
is the day appointed for the election of the men,
bers, ard tie 10th of December for the assemb.
ling Of the Convention. This is the course
though shorter way to the same object, would
be TO elect Delegates by the Legislature, as Re.
presentatives of Sovereign States The Uuion
can only be preserved by taking steps to have
Southern rights placed in indisputable authority,
by which agitation will be avoided, and the in.
tluence of parties and juntos on this great ques-
ton, destroyed.-W Wilmington (N. CO. Com.
,aercidL
The southern press., 1850-10-31

New ARrIcEE OF ExPoRr.-We understand
that quantity Of Caster Oil, manufactured from
seed grown in the vicinity OF Charleston, was
Yesterday exported to Baltimore in the bark Di-
mon. This article was prepared by Mr.. C. Alfs,
who has recently established, in King street, a
mandatory for the purpose of making it. Mr..
Alfs has erected an Hydralic Press, of eight hun
dred tons pressure, which is capable of pressing
over a thousand barrels year. The plants from
which the qua" tity now exported was made, grew
Parish. This enterprise of Mr.. Ais is worth the
notice Of planters and farmers. He can afford to
pay two dollars per bushel for all that can be de-
lvered to him. The seed planted on Mr. Stein
meyers place, yielded near thirty bushels to the
acre.
The article manufactured by Mr.. Alfs has been
pronounced of superior quality Charleston
.iIercuru.