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- - h1eotIl pilsNtlcHN y iibGFlte
slaves Is not taking them for public lse. II
Is declaring that neither individuals, nor
the public shall use them. wlll not weak.
en- the honorable members argument by
going over IT,
Again, The right Of properly in slaves
IA the States is sacred and beyond The power
OF Congress 10 interfere, wl.!l i, ia any re.
specI yet # it be conceded that we have
The po"er 10 liberaie them ia the Dlslrlci,
We can as eiIec,uaIy run the owners as If
we had the power 10 lIberate slaves IN vhe
States. ~ aDolishing slavery here, We
not only make place OF refuge lor ruua.
ways, but we produce spirit q discomfort
~hd rebellion N the mind Of Slaves IL the
ne'shbormg States, which viii soon spread
over al, AID which cannot fail to compel
owners 10 a1sfroy their own slaves to pre-.
serve their own lives, and those 81 their
wives and chidern bvseech gentlemen
to look al this matter IS il Is. Take for
ILLUSTRATION the case Of sMail planter III
htssls>lppl living 90 bgs land, with thirty
slaves to cultivate IT Suddenly il IS Dis
covered taat ore hail of them Is concerned
ia plot 10 destroy the lives ol tbclr mas.
ter ais family, aud ngtgAbors, with a ,ew
70 rs91re. their freedom, and lnmca 4ieh
"tt1e< 'boAl law, theyure tucked Or au8
9aa-cd& iac mIu ttus deprived ol BIS
property without nay chance Tor un tnlcm.
nifty, besides TIE ds4uet aud anxiety 81
uHal occasiJued bY loss ol confidence iu
ms remaining slaves. l,caunuI have been
Intended that Congress, by acIn- on lns
SUBJECT, should nave power thus p Olga.
ston destruction 81 slave property
lie me 4 seems thai We ought o tfeat
iaese petitions precisely az ve would 10, Il
'aay payed % Is abolish slavery ii ygc II
ne states We have no more power 10
Abolish /, Here then sc have there.
II taiak q either case ae ought 10 re-.
cesu them. held that i the petitioners
a.k Us b e. lhal ebeh Ne haze is pose,
t5 90 % % da tal, na.ea aIi Do pr1j4c.
TIVE d great and lasting mischief Ne net
cots hagg Tile rscdf. Jat ,aal ID is COR Al Z,
% refuse a. receive ,aeH
Martin Van Ggrtnmh l4's letter. ela5u,
the u4h; i8r Cva-r 5, az follows
i' W huuta.la Ias-. BHHss 0nmsr.
04se Considered t.t Cgg.ress .Ip Hetr
Has...#T 4h4tt s-a.#..a. a#tHs ,..s-tasc alftg
G,a q usr, eafH assae- ..e algu, and aHsa
atFs q 4Etft =. s... s#u.. As lt= a.4 fssts Halt
a...s-... tl.4t ta. aet ~. ne .g.l. cFes,.af ~
H 5esgsr bic b sgss.f IL isHrss oa.aH.aa
%. ga.ruH.4 aan g. a-8 fa-s petition, 60 ua.
F-s.l aa tae .s.4F Er.se. 4ss - l9 asse leasf.
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sure suitable 10 tie adopted as Testimonials OF ihS
generation due from the Legislature Of the Uuiou
10 the memory Of the departed pario, end sage, me
native Of their soil ind the ctllizeh OF thoir com.
munity.
II is mt without some hesitation, and some dii-
fidence, that have risen to offer m my own Be-
halt, and thatoi my colleagues upon this floor, aud
OF our common constituents, 10 join our voice, al
once Of mourning and Of cxulialion. at the event
anaouuced 10 both Houses d Congress by The mes
sage en- the Pfesldeut % It's Timed stat, s---ut
mourning At Tie bereavement which hos beiSlksa
. our common country IS The dcccasc OF one Of Ter
most iustroDs sons--oi exnuuou al the speca.
Gle afforded to the observation Of the CIVILIZED
world, aud Ten the uinuatOu o. attcr.tlu. s. BY the
close Ola a!s Of usefulness aud e. glory, alter tor.
" years OF service IN trusts OF tic hest dignity
and spIeudor that ooHGding country could b.stcw
succeeded bg twenty wears Ut relrgo4tht and pri.
yae life, not interim IA the estimation ui the viz
tuous and the vlsc, to Tie houors II TIC highest
station that ambition can Ever stail.
Ofthe public lie Of James Manson what could
say that is not decp!y impressed upon the memo
w and pom the heart OF every one within the
SQUAD Vi ny voice VI las private lie, what
most meet an ecaa.g shout ol yl4usc from csc-
~ voice Within ibis Ha8i l. Il 30. 10 pfu-e0i.
ucntAcgree by ,uon4u0.s7rout his mind that We
are assembled here as tie representatives, OF tue
Pc0le and States Of this Jhtyu1 l. il not tam
secadcHty b. h.s c3sruon, hat We al address
each otacr here BY the rn4earng appcalun Of
c0uBlrygCr and fellow citizens Ot that Band
OF bCnctae.of. OF the Human Race, fhc founders
" the Constitution Of the United States, Jlrses
Aaalsop NJ Dire last wHu has gone 10 his reward.
Iaaif glorious aoth aas sufysea lhcu. ALL. Iaey
have transmitted The precious bond ot union to US
row entirely a succeeding generation to them
May u never cease ly be a voice I'D sdWUution 10
Us OF our dots Do transmit The inheritance uula-
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SYNOPSIS
CONGRESSIONAL Eroceedings.
IhurSd0y. June 30. -96.

nc should not resume the Char, during tAv pre-
sent &C SION, after this days
\ message was received frym the Presldcut.
communicating treaty Of peace, &c. With Tie
kepabhc ot Venezuela, signed n January last
Lxpuhsiag Resoiuu0n.-Mr Benton, N refer.
ence 10 Tie teuse which prevented him ttom cell.
Tng up thc expuuging resolution yesterday, said
hc len i 10 the Senate 70 ac. IN retslenes 10 It a.
Aey might idluk proper
Al,r e." rclpatks from Nessfs. Pres;ou, Clay,
anu Benton, TIE subject was dropped.
The REMARKS Of Me Clay wefe Gs follows
Nj, Cay said that ha ~oald take the uaportu.
u.ty Of saying thai 1t had been his fixed purpose,
considering the relation no auslh be stood % tac
Resolution Of March. -34, aud to ,4c Senate, a.
having offered ID 10 address le S-ugts Oh the -ub.
ieet % & he was particularly tesirous To hatg
snclraled lie resolution 10 tbc assertion which !,
contalaed Of the exercise Of Executive poa,r ia
derogation tom the Computation aGd laws 81 tic
Cnled States Amor the fullest reIlcldn, bls
judgment frfnaiHcu unchanged, tH-t Il WAS al *.
,fclse Of illegal and unconstitutional power, aud
dangerous 10 thQ liberties 81 he People Of tbts
e9uuuy And, ii be cosid have seen sa.t4yle
occasion, after hearing al thAt could BE- urged i.
gaInst tle resolution, .eTa14il have cudoa,ya.o
90 i1aiattn, ~ afR4a4ui, t.t pro position. b4g
i has 5..G gre4lEa tfau llua - tiau, ,lscH uH
4ae land nEan ths tau.e, taet last tns ID A.. d 81.
uEv4siuasty 70 Tie ar-seut O4l,f Ail-fsH..l % aa
Eastern State tl deliver ~ sentiments a..0H ID.
when Dc Sir 81 easdss..Hel tfga tie >sas8 %
ihg lle.s q. a.es4grg 81 .ss '4Ut.y, tart ac 1856
net seen u mou-.t etsa be saa.t. according
81 Lt,aeUse y. pruU .'Y, aaaftss the ssustf. IL "a
nov, a. essff >eoalf aa3 iy,l, eataeIy .aa lH.s
ln tae srss.aH, uhsa tHpartaat puuta 5es,aess
s-- pressing uFua ogta HOUSES, s. tfo.rgs Ills
af.cass,on u.9g lht resoatl4a MI Clay Na-
B. H.f
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$3.50 o. .' -".'-t 8 CIV '-f-'
Leaks H.. arufe Thee on that
-.-. Waite his speech thus ra.atos
fwar Of Congress to abolish slavery
U-ut.-
HIDING This. I shall no, address my.
">aaa'.E coming from etthcrthc alst
SAD Het tw North, or the South 10
-sr .&tatua senate, ths sd hole Sen.
"a.n, ST O. s. desired, as believe 1t
Visa. we should remain together ma ~
'-aprs, prosperous happy aa4 con
The 81 Re country, every section OF
aa..p areeat va tins matter, tala
aa aat excitement aust cease,
What ,aeu oggut we Ca do as most
TO nal Of eat W those angry feelings
.... uaa PREVAIL
'Hmg ol#ns, we should refuse to re-
H- aese petitions. II Is q mace qucs-
auoa.eaev@hat disposition sc shall
a@"" 'aam 81, who have yet spoken
That Congress has no pofser whatever
.'. slavery ia laa respective States. Ms
1..i. "uv.aer slavery is right orwroa4
'. pave o," 40 p9rer to consider Or DIS.
'4'' a4".o7n, 'aer, petition wern pre-
+.' To abolish 4EHs~in the States,
''e"Ee o. A-IrcIiy VIC ought
..+..a "a.4 .e askng us to ort
s'af winch "e have no p9reJ,
(
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=
We all bewail. was the neighbor Of Mr.. Madi.
son sir and enjoyed his kindness and friendship,
and II N speaking o. great national bereavement,
my mind rccurs too luudly 10 tic chasu his death
has !ett 10 the Immediate circle OF his friends,
something trust, w.ll be pardoned 10 the feelings
I Of tie leart
ltls my melancholy satisfaction 10 have receiy.
cd, ~ all probability the last letter ever gned by
his hand II bears date only SIX days before his
death, and furnishes, in - contents stalking il.
usiratou OF thar amiable bentyolence, aud seusi.
! aiity lbs kindness Of others, which formed 80
4 ploatncnta uait 10 his character. lii that letter,
eA,ohls no, before me, be spoke Of has uneeJIed
huaia, and hi, trembling aud unsteady SIGNATURE,
20 much 10 coulras, vith he usual huuuess and
\ regularity u bis writing, bore graphic and uig-
aathoy inumatou ai lis approaching end. Sill
! trusted lU4, LIS light nigh hold out to The lth
~ july, tI1t be might be restored thal glorious
! anniversary 10 AN Immortal compaHi0nsEip with
( those great men and patriots " il.i whom He had
/ been ultimately connected lu lite, and whose coin
ciaect deaths the birthday OF lae nalJon's nee.
dom, had impaired to that oIg,lt possible, al
I ai,lcI-l and mysterious iI.us'rsuoo. but Il has
agem ylleEed otherwise. Ills career 1as been
fcIaseJ 81 an epoch, which iofi,.aIue years ago,
aIlntsseG hn ua.t efficient agofs ia u@ ..l4str,.
ogs Isscmbij ab.lL 54id tie ioaulljlouso!our Pre-.
scat - stem o, government, uad Nll tuls gy Tie
remembrance ut uIs csat4, O, we'd as gy tHe ser
y tsecs 81 Ha .i.e, more closely associate blu with
Wat great Hors, Which - al aaCg lie sagrsa and
Vie s4atauty ID. als eeaU.#Fs uHpPra.ss -ul .srF.
" 4al aaay.s, Af I.tI.4euf, ait, tItr., Is a4alb
( Ae e4n W J4slter ty d al.faeter HN.#a Wts-4ry
. Na bold W 10 future 4-ts as "a HolQi "a public
and r-ty4te .lrt8e, u1l s4gplasgd by Che brightest
example. "a ancient or G,a-csH uu4ss Sir, Ia-fl
are aeae. sui 81 II proper !bal as representa-
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I.noLro. !. Pl.gn.l.r anl 1880.
TEN NIS:

rW9 DOLLARS, II paid IN advance.
i7 pH,ars and F.ay Cents, i 10, pad within
h.. Dollars, ii not paid until the end Of the
Advertisements inserted At the usual rates.
-a,-Nl.r r. VI Cochran is appointed an
te Jeurual, and IS sulho! ilod TO receive
hid gpyo receipts n ny name III II.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES.


SHALL WE SUPPORT VAN BUREN,
H ,ss South support a man. for the
,taaiee 10 the CiR the people, Who,
hl.10, ea5eagortd 10 compel Missouri
alslt S4,ery within her limits, as q
aa ut her admission OTTO tie Uuion
the purpose mainly Of increasing the
.rot sae MISUNDERSTANDING Suites
Rra, Ia 1921, voted IN l.fe New York
sciaa. '8r placing free negroes OF an
g wth Jaa white man. 5y cou.cruag
a aa r-1, o.. suffrage
H.a, IA l~22, voted III favor u restrict.
introduction ID Slaves mto Florida
H.a@I>I2, ,apparieIlhe Declaration
N lad afterwards "a the mi4s, ii the
hes. which, "a is eary stages. threw
~ over th. country, and ii,HeaueacJ
st n,ras deserted 10 tile Hart.
,u.as's, aua brought %, Dewitt
rs candidate tor Tie Presidency y,
Iaaes Madison
H pretending % southern Senator'S
ga, To protecting duties
s-.. trsaa" ota.pfmaaiI5ns
H wa, i.az % 81 agaa~l lecogu.z.
Jurisdiction af tHr srurrai govern.
.ae -oa.cct Of lH-ual Improve.
eI FIR lna erection Of gates on idr
. &aea, therefore affirming tint
.a .g- mls, Objectionable Shape
mn.ea3m. ID BE- ia luser II d hard.
currency, has sustained t5e mosf
ae 400 CLOSELY cnmpac,ei league OF
@1f ever existed 10 any country
preud.os 10 regard The tmted
"a monster Of ul4nt,,
tlt ono or moro Of q lrntAls
% heated ia NeS l1rh
H denounced Cen jackson "a l-2t
sos go, O.. power, and when there
expectation tbat ha would ever
HIaa bitterness oaly surpassed By
aMea he displayed io~ar.-
10 I.Hy when he had become tAa
s.H Of aaaar So
Ao 3. ,er. cg'8gtzej mad tenouuc
aa-at, aaa betrayed Dewitt Clinton
ST.. ea., lrse 90 uasaug but hts own ln
-s aaal desert tomorrow che very
aa. w.ra be weu.d ae8Irb to-day
#e ga- trao5, VINO bad stood ay hu
r 4"caeg and Support, lt 1t scr,
a.. 4aa polite So ~ aa1
.-' g. --el aau Hs trusted
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rrc Bank Of The ua.,cd -hea has declared
a.r4cal VI g.E c.uI Il. IL. Ia. az months
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4 slrs
:Na.ie rs. AEsEtioa- There was Q. a.mus:.
cal Aa;i-sbal.sioa disturbances - Msas-
field on Monday iast--ss ne learn isata
the Dcal,am Ajyefssser .sf saiasda, J. 4.
seems that an isisessni lecturer rs Il. s
nar,c al Eurleish !sas lecinred In ,i,a, losa
several iinrs, and has repeatedly stated
that sIishe Eoull api jain ii,c aholisionisis
wrrc. NO better st:sn snass.csless, ki..nap
pcrs and pirates. This disHirasnd .i.or-
ZION Of he COED people Of the .s,':s. and
after he. Kaa ieesnrcd faur times ss,,ung
,hcH, shsy5 determined st,s. be should 90,
be permitted 10 appear before them again.
On Sunday i, wss announced from The
pa!pii i!,ai he wnr!d lecture The nrxi da,
as swo O'clock. Al the appointed .;n.c he
sppcsscd, surrounded by his friends. hui
before. he commenced ,l.is leeiasc bspd
OF musicians had been obtained for the oe-
casien,, and placed in tbs gallery, iH!,a
commcnced4 playing. Afier ,s,ry had
played few usonrais, q gen.iemsn arose
and commenced prayins-tho music Cop.
tiaucd until told ihs. The gentleman ssas
a. prayer, when shry s.opprd until the
PRAYER was closed. aud then commenced
plnying again.
At,his limo o constable arose and dc.
,r,sn,lei in tie asme Of The commonwealth.
that nil persons opposed 10 the objects q!
The meeting instantly learc the house. =
Tho n.usici ic6niinacd-ihe constable ttcis
weut into the cutlery and commenced IN
stack upon one az The musicians, witch
uusrepeilsd. Il Much reniuss9,n sssi d afn.fss,
berof bIaody n0srs followed, which ,srss'
fsiriys divided. The limb OF ,hctaa, I'm.
ding Ihst no conh not remove the baad by
force, aHexs proceeded 10 reai ti,r Rip,
Act. which didinot hare the desired eject,
and hs ahen called TO bis aid gsniIemun
who. addressed the meeting, and advised
lhcen Z. 10 gn home and mind ii.elr own
business. But the advice was noi lieasiesi.
Mf. Barleish attempted TO gcs hearing.
but thc ,nasic commenced playing. aai al
laugh be a,ond upon tic tops ni the pcms.
moved abar; to NIL p,r.s "f The house. AID
screamed 10 ,hr top OF his voicc. he GOALS
not be heard, and afirr waiting ill 4 q.
clock, he departed. escorted 10 h.s casris. I.
/. BY tho Baaj, the people shouting ai W,
for joy. BesiDn Transcript.
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S nth fdroiina
Lancaster District
William C6,hcn applicant

Thomas ro,hcn. Jnln Co,hcn William
Dukes aud hi, vie Nancy, Peter ,nccn,,
and his w,ic Susaunah. James co,hcn, Saml
Co,hen, Parcai Cmhcn', children. MILTON
Co.net,, Jona,hau Bailey aud his a.ie liza.
beth. Andrew o,hcu and fcchael Johnston
I'D us wife Mlley deicu'lauts.
Summons in Partition,
J. !. Appearing 10. my satisfaction. that the
abose parhr defendant reside wi,houl this
State. viz. Thus to hen. John i'e.ben. SamI
Cothen, Parcal o,hen's children. William
Dukes und his wife Nancy Peter ViDcen.
mud has wife Susannah. IL is therefore order
cd iha, they do appear and ohjcc, TO the divi.
sion or sale Of The real estate Of, William
Co,hen decd on or bofo.c the first Monday
10 February next. or their conscn, 10 the
same will be entered OF Record.
J. u NlTtiERsP00N, o. L. d
Nor. l2-3s-h
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FasR SAIL.
5000 FAffs or
Negro Mpshoes,

Manufactured this year. of the best ma
,r sal. AMI by faithful workmen. which
will be sold as low as any Of tho kind and
quality in market. Also Leather for ma
king tihc anne, on The most reasonable
terms. osh paid for green or dry hides,
and leather and shoes giv.nain exchange.
Planters are respectfully requested to call
and examine. Apply ono door below Lao.
w mud Hughsou's store, 10 tho subscri
brrs. So JOHNSON g. AUSTIN.
September ls-3i-h =
N. B. Any quantity Of shoes will be
made ,o order ON the shortest fotice. -
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FALAlNG.
ny THE RET. TIMOTHY FLINT.

ny THE EET. TIMOTHY FLINT.
Il one halfihe zeal. energy aud expcs-tr
thst blo,sso many GazestEs uiih low aod
cSarsc ABUSE. setting the community by
thscurs for the gaiu and paItry purpose Of
few demagogues and office seekers. " re
bestowed oa the advancement Of srracul-
tare---if the people were half 80 n'nhi-
t;bns to improve and heau.ify their fields,
as they are 10 settle the affairs of the ma
tipn: and half as angry with .h:ssles, ,horns
and poor fences as they arc with their OPP
ponenss, who probably wish as well To
lie country as themselves, we shoul;! lave
more. productive fields. Tess complaints OF
poverty. more ability to be charitable and
nnni6ceni,. and abundanlly mere. good
tsciiug. From Piusbura TO New Orleans
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Miscellaneous

We quote the following specimen Of
legal questioning fro n the Boston Galaxy.
Our opinion Of Philadelphia lawyers is
,c.y exalted; but we are confident that
the witness in the case mentioned below.
would ..puzzle" any one Of the franterni'
ExAMfNATIoNoF A WITNESS.
Jadge.-What is your business. SIT!
whai do you follow for a livelihood!
Witness. Nothing particular
Jadge You do not appear TO DC a man !,
of proper,y-haw do you &c! your bread'
tYsfnsss. sometimes get itof MIR. Hum
bert the baker, sir-and sor,eiimes----------
Judge. Stop, sir. Understand my
question. How do you support yourself
Wi;n,ss. On 4 chair in the day time
on q bed al night.
fudge. do not sit here to ;rifle. Are
you mechanic,
Witness. No sir.
Judge. Wha, are you then.
Hiiaess. A Presbyterian. sir.
Judge. II you do not answer me, ]
will hare you taken care Of.
Witaess. would thank your honor 70
do Il; for the times are SO hard that can.
not take care Of myself.
JHJye. You work around the sharvcs,
] suppose.
F,itness. No sir-you can. &c, around
them without a boat, and don own ono.
Judge. Ibe!iere you are on idle vaga-
bond. s.
Wsiness. YoSr honor is very slow Of
belief. or you would have found that ou.
before.
Jadge. What do you know of the case
nov before ;he COURT
TyTiHess Nothing. sir. z ss
Jadge. Then why do yon stand ilerc,
Uarsss. Because hare no chair 10
sit in.
JAdge Go abou, your business.
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Public sale at Sum:erville,
son, II { ;srniin i, I: i

/, Isy order of ,hr C.url nc gquisy of s3out
Csro,ias. 1 will .,ilcr fur Sale % Sum.
,rrrille, On the frsl Monday ini iaeplly
n.xt.s ..sl ;lsSs sEssssss So -
I've Plantations. kuewn BY The name
Of May6 an. Hasrvell. lying In the
vicinity of Rcmbsssss Meeting Hauss and
the Bradfasd.s Springs, in Sumter Dis,
triet. One Plantation containing shout
six hundred, and The, other aboui eight
.';an,lred acres, hnlh5in 6ne! state of
cultivation ~ -, 5gs eratt5a4 Eisa
:. .asGse.sf III Also, II tsti4,. :
One hundred prime Negroes, being tho
property oG the estate Of tho late John, @.
Hcrio,. deceased, not already divided
aud sold for the investment Of tho minor
heirs. .t .ss 49, g.
Tho Lands from their situation in q
high healthy country and pleasant neigh
b"nrhnod, offer Inducements 70 persons
desirous oi buying, notoficn to be met
with.
.mnng the Negroes ale House Scr.
vanis, Seamstrcsses. Cooke. tla,lers. Field
Hands. and one Carpeaicr. Tho salc will
be posiiive snd continued from day 70
day until the wholes is disposed Of.
Condiiions--0ac third cash, the ba-
lance in one and iszn years, secured BY
bond security, and o mortgage Of the
property. or tho purehser may pay the
whole In rash at his option.
Purchasers to pay for necessary papers.
Any fur,he, particulars will be given
on application by lciscr, lpcstpaid) )to mo
a, Bradford's Springs, SumIer.s EAgrict,
or to Franklin, I. Moses. Esq.' 81 Samscr-
vile, So. Ca.
ROBERT L. HERIoT.. ~
Exspr Of J1O. Hefiot.
Sum,etville, Nov. i2...3S--.h ~ BIZ
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NOTICE.

BY pcrmissiou III. James.H. WitheTspouu
Judge Of Gfr Court af Ordinary, will BE-
sold al the lai, residence Of William Mas:
Sc, tlrc',:. on the Waxall creek. Lancaster
Di.l.. $. G. The whale Of his personal ss.
,a,r. .n Tuesday. ths 9Th ar Der next,
e.r.si..ins VI sixircn rrst valuable NJ.
grncs. II .rsrs. Cattle. Hogs, sh.ci, House
huId anl Kitchen Furniture, plantaiion
Tools. Z, rn. Fodder, Wagon and Gears
witt, mnny oihrr articles Terms Of sal
made known 6S day OF sale.
H. MASSEY. Aan,s
T.C. MASSEY M
Nnr i2-3sres
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the SON plough as slis father did 5bosorc
him, ,and the great mass Of farmers are as
stationary in theory as they are IN Prac-
lice. Nine in len Of them believe, this
moment, that book farming isiihc mere
useless visionary dreaming o: men that
know nothing, about practical agriculture.
We would tell them that England is
the garden Of Europe. simply because all
most every acre Of the ground is eui!isa-
sed scientifically. and on principles which
have been brought 10 The lest OF the mos!
rigid and exact experiment. We |ould
tell them ,ha, New England. of whose
soil ami climate they arc arcustomed 70
think, as consigned by providence TO sscr'
lilly aud inclcmency, is the garden Ct tue
luniied States. only because the indH~srl.
Gus and calculating people do not throw
away their efforts in the excr.ion OF mere
brute s,rcngih--hu. bring mind, plan, sy:--
tcm and experience 20 bcaf upon t!;cir ma
tural!y hard and :hankless soil.
On every side the passing traveller sees
verdue, grass and orchards in the small
and frequent enclosures Of imperishab'c
rock, and remarks fertility won from The
opposition @! the elements and nssurc.-
After an absence Of ten years. ON onr re-
turn 10 that country, we were struck with
this proud and noble triumph, conspicn-
GUS orer the whole region.
The real benefac:ors nf mankind, as St.
Pierre so beautifully said. are .knac. who
cause two blades of fwhca, 10 IN s:ure where
one d;cd before. Thr fields eughs sn be
the morning and evening tiicmc Of Anr-
ricans, that iovc their country. T" fcrsi-
lizr aud improve l,isfarsa. onsh, sS be the
prime tcmposal object of crcrs owner of
She substantial snil. 4 all national afgrsn-
dizcuscnl power. and wealth, may be .ra-
ced 10 agriculture as It's ultimate source.
Commerce and manufactures, arc prly sub
ordinate rcssas nf this main srs:ng.
We consider agriculture as every sab..
sid;cry raj nnsysfs abandanec. industry,
rG:n!erraHd health. bnt Ia good mo.Sls,
md ultimately evrn 10 religion. Wr.
saa!l always say sad sing, 'sfecd ihe
plough Uss s.iaii always regard The
American farmer. stripped 10 his cnplpr-
'nen..r and ,iliiag lis graunis. as belong
iag 10 .hr tirss or.!ry of ,uohlcmep amang
". W. si:si. always wis., him horn.ilssl
tnrres,s guna baer. and moderate usr of
.;as.: s:i,is,f isc VIII rcar !, hfmsris Of ihcI
.sapr. on; npnr OF The perssicinns slas:seas
,f wh;skry: and we shrll nnly invoke up-'
m BIS iaba.s Tic blessing Of Gnd. aai ,
iay af Elm, peace be within Thy wall.
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