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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
JACOBS CORDIAL
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
FOR ALL
BOW Ell Disc A SEES
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS, DYSERTERY, DIARRHGA,
BILIOUS collie, CoLlC INFhNTUM
AIS O.
Admirably adapted 10 many Diseases of Fc.
maleS most especially MenstruatiOn.

| TNIIE VIRTUES OF JACOBS CORDIAL are too
L well known to require encomums.
1st IT CURES TIE woEsr CASTS or DIAERIIGA.
2ri. IT cUEIS THE wOEsT FORMS OF DYsESrEET.
81. IT CURES CALIFORNIA OK MEXICAN DIAERuosA.
| 3tll lr RELIEVES TIE sErEREST Collie.
| 5tI 1T CURES CHOLERA MogBrS.
| 6tl IT CURES CiioLEEA lSFANTEu.
| Ttl IT CCEEs PAINFUL MESsTRCATToS.
| Sth 1t RELIEVES PAIN N BACK AND Ions.
| 9th. 1T coUSTERAcTs NERVOUSNESS AND DYSpoSpgsCr
| 10th. Ir RESTORES lRREGULARlTiEs.
| llth 1T DISpEIs GLOOMY AND NYsTEEICAL FEELINGS.
| 18th. It's AS ADMIRABLE Tonic.
few short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials Gc
IL have used Jacobs Cordial my family aud have found
. . ''''' ''''''> w Hon HIRAM W4RSER, s EisRs,Su''
Judge Of Supreme Cour, Georgia.
at gives mo pleasure in being abc 10 recommend ncobs
Of my neghbos and friends around me- sufficient guar
antee for believe be all that purports to be- viz.
4 SOVEREIGN EEMEDr.
wM II. UNDERWOOD.
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court Cherokee Circuitp
/ take great pleasure in recommending this invaluable
medicine TO al afflicted with bowel diseases for which be.
crc to he sovereign rcmedy-decidedy superior to any
" A. A. GAULDING,
Deputy G.. NJ. of the Grand Lodge Of Georgia.
81 have used jacobs Cordial In my family and this with
all hear about remedy by those who have tried Il.
induces believe that stands at the head every pre-
puration Of the kind, and would recommend It's use in tho
MILES G. DoBBINs,
Cashier Of the Bank Of the State Of Georgia Grifinn
If there il any credbihy In human testimony Jacobs
Cordial must stand preennen above all other Preparations
for the Of Bowel Diseases. From the mass Of testimony
In its favor coming in from oil quartcrs must be yery far
in advance, curative agent OF most II not a, other
patent preparations A. FLEMING,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffn.r
"Ths efficient remedy Is travelling into celebrity fast rs
Bonapare pushed his column, into Russia, and gaining
commentator wherever "--Georgia Jersonion Nay
18Th, 1883.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

The CoMET.-Star gazcrs may have their Gu
riosity to see the Comet grati6ed, by taking
survey of the Northwestern sky any clear even
ing about o'clock, and again at o'clock in
the morning, in the Northeast. The morning
view is now much the best, because Of the ab-
sence of the moonlight at that hosr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

VERY CIIEAP.--Just received and fol
v sale very low for cash,
10 Boxes Colgate &, Co.'s pure Pearl Starch;
10 " No. Soap;
26 Adamantine Candles.
8. E. BOWERS, Agt.
Hamburg, Sept If "a
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co II NJ E r CIAL.

HAMBURG, Sept. goth '5s.
The Receipts of Cotton in this market for the week
ending to-day, wcre about 500 Bales. During tho
week there has been slight decline in prices We
quote to u cents 2 ID, according to quality.
X
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

ns,- Our correspondents who have favored US with
articles for publication will receive attention "a soon
Is possible.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

A cor load Of ninety. seven Virginia and South
Carolina Africans passed through this city on
the evening of the 18th inst, en- route for the
cotton and sugar regions.-Chattanooga Repre-
ScntutiCe
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

New YORK, Sept. l7-Mr. Vim. II. Monag'
han, from Charleston, South Carolina, fell from
a window in the United States Hotel last night
and was killed.
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RICHMOND, Sept. l

NlCHAUND, oept. II.
DUEL NEAR RIcnNoSD.-Therc was duel this
morning between o. Jenning Wise one Of the
editors of the Richmond Enquirer, and the Hon.
Sherred Clemens, of Wheeling. Va. The latter
was wounded, but not dangerously, at the fourth
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
RELIGIOUS Notice.

Rev. D. B. CLAYTON, Univcrsalist, will preach
in the Court House, on Sunday, tie :: : October, at
8 o'clock, P. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22
A CORRECTION.

Our late Senator and Representatives authorize us
t, make the following corrections in the Managers oi
Elections as published last week.
At Edy.6eM C. H,-Geo. A. Addison rice "m'
Logue, dead.
Cnlemun'. Y Road.-Dnvid Richardson rice Thomas
Coleman, dead.
Wm. .Smyley.-James S. Pow vice J. W. Herrin
ramoyol
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NOTICE--All persons are hereby forewarned
~ from trading for certain Note given to W.
W. Sale, Adm'or- of the Estate Of VIM. Brogdcn,
decd, for 1856, dated in August last, and payable
Dec. 1859, as the considerations for which said
Note was given have failed, and am determined
to resist the payment Of the same
I. B. REESE.
Sept % St ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

@" The deaths by yellow fever in New Or
leans on the 18th inst, were seventy.four.
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The Chattanooga Gazette says there is an
abundant mast crap this season. The oak, the
beech and the ch.simu, are all well filled with
their valuable fr;.ii Stock hogs will fare sump-
tuously t.is fall, and At considerable saving to
the owners Of corn.cribs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

DEATH OF Mr.. B. F. CHEw.-The death of
this worthy citizen took place ON Thursday after.
noon. He had long been confined to his room
by dropsical affection, and as his family and
friends were aware for months past that his dis
case was incurable, his death was not unexpected.
Mr.. Chew was gentleman of high integrity f;
and to amiability of temper added the refining
qualities of Christian department.. BY industry,
economy, perseverance and fair dealing, he &c,
uuired a handsome estate, although he COM
menced his early efforts with very humble means.
Thirty odd years ago he commenced his labors
in this city, and throughout the veisitudes of
that time he sustained III unbemished character.
Ills remains were followed to the grave on
Yesterday by his I.smily, relatives and friends,
and his a5onc brethren performed their last
sud rites over the remains of their departed broth
.r.-Iuyustu C,nsti'ntio"alist, l7d inst.
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STEAM MILLS.

From and after this date GRAIN may be GROUND
Mt my Mills on any day. R. T. MINIS.
June ID, If 23
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Notice,

A IL persons indebted to the estate of Daniel
IN Boone, decd, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, and all persons having demands
against the same are hereby notified to present
them properly attested.
LIB L;P; BOONE, , Adm,ors.
PETER QUIT. Ao" ol''
Dec. %, 1857. If 80.
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Commissioners of the Poor.

Commissioner of the Poor.
Mn. EDIToR-You will please announce the fol-
owing gentlemen as Candidates for Commission.
ers of the Poor for Edgofeld District:
M. GRAHAM,
D. P. SELF,
A. JONES,
JOHN P. MICKLE2,
L. O. L0VELACE.
July % If 40
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MORE LErrEIts TO THE BONHAM

DINNER.
". were mistaken last week in announcing that We
had published the last Of the letters to the boshAA
dinner Under this misnpprehension and in conse'
qucnce Of tho temporary absence of some Of the COM
mttee We were not corrected until matter was yet up
for this ISSUE We havo now the letters of Cols A. j.
GREEN, j. D. ALLEN, r. F. PERRY, J. A. lHoLESs
Lorls T. WIor4LL, Capt. U. NJ. EoDERrs and JAMES
GARNER ESQ.,, which we will publish no1t week.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY

EUJEFIFIIU Dis hICI.
IN ORDINARY.
DYW. F. DURlSOE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge.
ID field District
Whereas, Thomas Adkins, hath applied to me for
Letters of Administration, on all and singular the
goods and chattles, rights and credits of Henry C.
Turner, late Of the District aforesaid decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas.
ed to be and appear before me, next Ordinarys
Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgefeld
Court House, on the lst day of October next, to
show cause, any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this l4Ih day Of
September, in the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and fftyeight and in the eighiy.third year
Of American Independence
VIZ DURISOE, o.ED.
Sent % 1858 2t 81
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Headquarters,

gTH REGIMENT, s. c. NJ.
TucEgn's PoSp, Sept. 20, 1888.
a COURT MARTIAL will be held at Mrs
IA Susen Brunsons, on Saturday the 25th inst,
for the purpose Of trying all dcfauters for neglect
of Militia and Patrol duty The following Off
GERS will compose the Court
1t. Col. CoRLEy, President.
Capts Seger aud Jennings, and Lcuts. John
son, Freeman, Jennings, Holmes, Quarlcs, TIM
norman, Members.
D. BRuSsoS, Judge Advocate.
BY order of Col. TOAIPKINS.
Mat. Moss Adj't.
Sept % 1t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

ICE! ICE !--Always on hand supply of
u. ICE, which will be sold at Cents per pound
Cash. Z. 7. DAVIS, Agt.
May 19 # 10
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Notice.

Notice.
TNHE regular annual meeting of the Stockhol-
Il ders OF the Edgefeld Odd Fellows & Ma
sonic Building Association will be held at their
Hall on the first Tuesday night in October next.
full attendance is required.
A. G. TEAGUE, Pres.
Sept Is 3t ,36
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-22

| Union under tho Senate bill.
Hence, repeat, there is no objection to the Con.
ference bill that does not obtain against the Scnate
bill. There are objections to the Senate bill that do
not obtain against the Conference bill Tho Senate
bill, by the Grcen-Pugh amendment, declared tho
right Of the people Of Kansas cat all times to alter
reform abolish their form Of government in such
manner as they may think proper, Congress hereby
disclaming any authority to interfere, &c.,-vhich
trusm seemed like an apology to Black Republicans
In and out Of Kansas, for admitting her under tho
Lccompton constitution, and suggestion to them to
come in, and Immediately thercrftcr to change thoir
o0nstuon-a policy which some of them advocated
Again, the Senate bill made no provision about Kan
in case Of her refusal to into tho Union un-
dor the Locumpton constitution. Tho Conference bill
is free from the Green Pugh amendment and declares
if Kansas refuses the terms therein proposed, she
shall not be admitted into tho Union till ait i. as
certnined by census, duly and legally taken, that
the population Of said territory equals exceeds the
ratio of representation required for member of tho
House Of Representatives of tho Congress of the
United Statcs"-a declaration by law of sound gen.
eral principle, which may tend to suppress those fire.
qucnt conventions that have destroyed all peace in
Kansas and in Congress- and may keep her terrific
ry for many years, whore, under the Nebraska Kan
net and the Drod Scott decision, Southrons bayo
right to carry and hold slaves.
I think nothing WINS lost by the South in the Con.
ference Kansas act either in the abstract or the con-
crete, in principle or practical results. Itmaiutained
tho right Of tho people to form slavchodng State
in territory north Of sc 30 proposed to admit such
State equal terms with other new States, and
offered her strong Inducements to come into the Union
by declaring, if shc did not accept the terms proposed
she should stay out till sho attained tho population
TINT would entlte her to one representative. What
has the South lost by its adoption and the rejection
Of the Senate bll2 If Kansas had enters tho Union
undor either BILL she would have added two votes tn
tho Black Republican force in the United States Sem
atp immediately, and short utter unother vote to tho
samo sdo in hp House Of Representatives, and would
soon have expelled slavery and shareholders by law
from their limits; for majority of the members
elect of both houses Of tho future State Legislature
were of TINT party. Our rights have at least, Federal
law TO sustain them ip o territory, which in most
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-25
rHR LEGISLATURE.

The Senate, Feb. oath, was occupied during the
morning session with Mr.. DAVIS bill to increase the
capital Of the Bank Of Tennessee which was passed
by vote Of Is to T. In the afternoon, local bills
we're passed.
In the House Of Representatives, the ssnses resO-
luton for quadrennial sessions failed on the second
reading.
Mr.. WBITE OF Knox's bill to incorporate the East
Tennessee Hospitals Mr. CALDWEEL's bill, making
Justices papers lawful evidence; Mr. STASTOEs bill
to protect sheep, and Mr.. ST. JoHE's bill empower
ing surveyors to administer Oaths in certain cases
were severaIly passed the third snd last reading.
Mr. SHREwsBURY's law reform b1l-substituting
Petition and Answer for all forms Of action, abOl-
ishing distinctions between actions at law and suits
in Equity, &c-was passed the third and last read
ing-yess 49, nays q.
The judiciary Committees bill to provide for
keeping criminal causes in court, and paying the
costs thereon, restricting Attorneys General and
other officers to one fee in each case, &C. was passed
the third rsading-yeas 4G, nays Is.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKKS
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sr J. Clarke, n. D.,
PhysieiGa Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
FhisiavaluabIe medicine unfang in the cure OF al
those painful and dangerous dease TO which The female
constitution subject modeTaiesa excess and removes
all distractions, and speedy may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
is especially suited Il WILL in short time, bring on The
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle price dollar, bears the Government stamp
ofGrsat Britain, TO prevent eOuntsElshs.
CAUTION
Thsss Pills sAOES taken by females dTiHg he First
Three Months Of Pregnancy, thsB sETsto sHg On
Miscarriage bEt any other time thsy are SEs.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal afeconsl pain In the
back and limbs fatigue slight sxsriOn palPtation Of the
heart Hyetsres and Whites, these pills win s6eot cure
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy DO contain iOn calomeI anmOny anything
hu rIful to constitution.
Pull dirsstiOns accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Cohada,
JOB MOSES,
Late l. G. Baldwin & co,
Rochester, NY.
B-sI 20 and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied Agent, will insure bottle Of the Psby return NALL
Sold wholesale and retail BY Berry & DsmOyine, and G.
W. HsndershOtt Agents Tor Nashville deodcEWly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-25
Paraffne Camel Coal Oils
For Lubrieating Machinery.

In Scotland the Gannel CeaOs have been VsEy taVOTs.
bly, knOWn and extensively Rssd IN The place q sperm for
the last Tow years. Oils similar nature and qualify
nov being made b. the Union Coal AID Oh Company and
very highly vaued wherever This on has ths
sane weight aad wall bear The temperature, when
winter strained as The best sperm and il fully equal 70
as Lubreat0 having been su seied the ssVsre tests
upon both heavy and light machinery given entire sat
isacton This OIL Is peculiarly adapted 10 Railroads. Cot
Spndless Machine Shops, and all machinery where
Oh is required. Il s more economical than ordinary
Oils, sold at about the price, and as half the
quantity viii DO equal amount Of lubneauon, and do
better.
This on being entirely without gan, should be used In
the aaest sperm. The openings ofthe
and feeders used for ordinary eoaFsor Oils should be
reduced, Otherwise The OIL viii DO wasted.
These Oils will be furnished dealers atths factory Pr-
ess adding freight sud exchanges and all
sold BY this company fully guaranteed represented.
For sale by EWin, Pendlelon & Co., Of th city, Agent
or the Union Coal and Oil Company, AAysyille, Ky.
We call public attention 10 the following certificates o.
gentlemen khoWn here and elsewhere.
EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
Agents. NASHVILLE.
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c0NaREssIONAL sPEECHEs.

The Congressional Globe, containing the proceed
;nes Of the I7th has furnished as with the speech
Of Hon. ANDREW JOHNSON, on the Army bill, pro-
posing and advocating the volunteer system. Il is
An argument Of great force and power, and fully
sustains the reputation Of our distinguished Senator
As q logician and statesman. We trust to be 50
far relieved Of the press Of Legislative proceedings
Is to give it place in our paper At an esrly day
The same number Of the Globe brings US the speech
Of Hon. J. D. C. ATKINS, advocating the policy Of
admitting Kansas into the Union under her present
Constitution. We have read it with great pleasure
ard uride-pleasure on account Gifts bold, able and
eloquent advocacy Of sound doctrines involving the
interests and rights Of the South and pride, to
know that the great wrong which his predecessor
had inflicted upon the South, is 50 completely re-
dressed in the person Of Gen. Atkins.
Both in matter and style it is highly creditable,
and will doubtless, secure for its author at once
rank, in point Of talent with the frst members Of
the House. We viii eniesvOr soon to give it place
~, rauar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-25
PASSAGE OF THE BANK BILL m TIE
crnrawu

The bin introduced into the Senate BY Mr. DAVIS,
ebarsrg tso more banks, to be dsnOminated branches
of the Bank Of Tennessee, one to be located at
Memphis and the other at Knoxville, based upon
the sale Of State stocks in the turnpike companies
and the proceeds Of 6 MILLION AND A QUARTER OF
SIX PER CENT BONDS, which the Governor is in
structsd to ISSUE passed the Senate yesterday, by
vote Of I8 TO y. This announcement will strike
the people through the country with no less aston
ishment than alarm. That seuate, elected by
party Of avOWed hostility to banks, and upon the
policy Of unconditional and unqualified opposition
to any further extension Of our State debt, should
in these times Of bank plaques vote upon the people
two more banking Institutions, and swell the in
debtsdness Of the State a million aad quarter Of
dears, must Puzzlethe understanding Of the people
and make them tremble for the safety Of their
rights, much less their interests
We have the pleasure, however, Of stating, not
Withstanding it viii fall short Of relieving the Dem
ocratie party, that the affirmative vote was made
up Of lgo-thirds Of the Know Nothing members and
minority Of the Democrats; while the vote Of the
opposition to the bill was composed Of majority Of
the Democrats and but two Of the Know Nothings,
Messrs. Corr and GOOBxEE.
There is no telling what local interest may accom-
plsh but we still trust to the integrity Of the House
for its prompt defeat
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Notice.

Clerk & Masters Sale Of Land q Negroes.
Y virtue ofan interoeu0ry dscrs- Of The Chanee 0out
- Al GausbOr0, made 81 he February Term a3e OF SAID
Washington M0rgaD, and othaas pending ln SAD Cour
will on Saturday. 20h day Of March, le5es at The lao
residence Of Nmrod Johnson, deceased about SIX miles
gast Of Gantb0ro Jackson county Tennessee Odf Tor
Twelve months Eleven Likely Nsgr3es-t Sid hands,
likely msn-Jhe others are women and Children At ne
time and place. will sell the same terms, sola val
uabs tracts Land, under said decree Note villa good
security will Be required Ofths purchaser and lien VIII Do
retained the lana the purchase money las ON day
Of February, 1853 w W BUTTS
feb Nv Ids prs fee s. Clerk Maslafs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-25
LAW SCHOOL or THE University
At
Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Inc lhSTACLeId ~ tNts ctfioot &Ia
Hon JOEL Parker, LID, ROYAL Professor.
Hon THEOPHuUs PARSONS, Lib, Dane Professor.
Hon EMORE WASHBUkN, LLD University Professor.
Hk Of instruction embraces the various branches
oil The coz Law ard OF Equity; Admiralty Con-
me cai IuteTnaOnai Constitutional Law: and the yu
prud8nce OF The United Statss The Law Library consists
Of About 900 volumes and works appear hsy
added and every effort is made % render - complete
Instruction -v5u By oral Lectures and e1PosonG land
by Rotations and examinations in connection with hsm,)
OF there ten every week. Two Moot Courts
holden il each week. e. each Of which cause, prsgI
gy8a is argued By four Students End opinion
delivered BY me Presiding Instructor Rooms and other
facilities provided Tor Inc Club Courts; and an Assem-
bly, Is held weekly for practice In DEBATE and acquiring
knOEledgsO Of PzFlzm=niaTF law and proceedings.
Students MAJ tbs Seao0! aRy stage OF heir pro-
essi0nal studss or mefcants pursuits, aud the
msUcsmenJ OF either sTm a. me middle OF otheFpag6 %
atsTm.
They ere 81 liberty bat studies they win pursue
according theiF view Of thsIr wants had attain
nauts.
The AeadsmCa year, which commences THURSDAY, ak
weeks asT the thrd "Wednesday July, divided into
Iorus, Of tWeny weeks each, with vacation Of sz
weeks at the enc Of each term.
DIung tho Water vacation, the Library is openeap VAIN
3D. and ht6d, for the VI he members Of me Sthoo
Applications for admission OF Catalogues or any lu
hsTiniormEOn, may be MADE 10 either Of he ProsoiaA
Gg-,6-fs-. NJ. I.ruorv Inyg-nsb T-Trvew
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Doubling the Income
COTTON PLANTERS.


DATENTEO improvement in The manufacture o. Yarns
employing spin the crop BAT about ons-iOurth The
humber required it, and this Der consisting Of
ehdren Of six Of age and above and women uuh for
blowing or picking cotton. -
am now prepared TO furnish Planters with this NEW
COMBINATION o. MACHINERY, inclusive OF Lhe Steam
Engine Il nscessary-nausy: Ihs Gin with Lap append
age machine, and the ssquent Machines OF s Spin
ming Series, and nave an arranged The spinning Room
the Plantation, compeis5 with great despatoh Also
competent Spinner-
Oneha Of Inc new portions Of the ncoms the very dst
year. viii than pay for the whole machinery, snensFe
Of The Steam Engine and spinusrs' Wages.
Ny improvement In is Results 20 tns fianl5ri equlTa
lent 10 his having purchased Of PlantGaons Negroes,
&C., more productive than those hs works, aud while
his Spinning interest Will prove his diversion, 4 will be eI
empI from and auNls5s Inherent 70 pAningi
gathering and balIng up crop.
MV TEHMa-M EcuineTy cash article bubl0f good &C.
ceptaucCs, can grant reasonable iacesi and iOg the
Right he PaIsut fourth 10 Do paid 20 me each Of ne
drs year., tno yarns bring OT9f gnned
cotton-Wtl i1sEunE the payment should ne
plantation change FiOpri9ors.
PrOpCaiOus RON Planters NAV row De maass End 70
know cos OF the Machnsrs in their Dzrealsr ce, trey
must not omit Wha; has been NE NUMBER % pounds
Of Lhsir esop-Og how many pounds OF yarn dAy hey
-,rsViv Noble, Ala,