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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28

THE vocE or A rArRior. We find the fol-
loving extract from Mr. JeiIerson's writings, at
the head of the editorial columns of the last On
tario Messenger. II is good motto, both for
its applicability at the present time, and as show
ing that Jefferson was in favor Of divorce be-
tween the Government aud the bank;
/" We should nuke a beginning towards an in
dependent use Of our OWN money, towards bold.
ing our own bank in all the deposites where ii is
received, and letting the Treasurer give his draft
cor note fos payment al any particular place, which
ina well conducted government, ought TO have
us much credit as any private draft or bank note
Or bill, aud would give us tho same facilities
which We derive from tho banks"
Is il no, csar from the aAovyexhact that NJ
Jefferson contemplated plan Nfor the collecting
and kceping Of tho public money asirsilarto ,h'
Sab treasury
II IS said that England now pays to Holland
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28

shin-plasters purporting TO be issued y y i
State Bank of Missouri, OF the Denominations !,
three dollars down to fifty cents, nre IN Gu na~t
ton in the State OF Mississippi. The siale D'' !,
Of Missouri has never issued any such O"s' .,;on
has never issued any bill Of less denonl'l e 4,
than $40, and is prohibited BY the terms :, ~.
character from issuing bills for sum less U.S.
$40
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-28

Large quantities of goods have arrived i~~town
within few days. Oar river IS rising. md maybe
nayigable very soon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

ESliE Subscriber would rcSp, :iuil, ir.-
Ii form The Merchants aud citizens of
Edgciirld District. aud the puhlic in general.
that h. has commenced Mo.nuiuciur;ng Tin
WT1e ai Duntonsviilr. nine miics North oi
EdSeticld Conrt House, whore he intends
tn keep AN assortment and full supply of
READY MADE TN WARE.
AT Wholesale or Retail, whicl, lr will sell
"n rs reasonable terms as any other like.
establishment, in the Southern country.
Havln" worked ni the business min" years
ai the North and Souli. ll. can viii. conf
drncr assure those who NAV favor him,
with their custom, that they NAV ~, all
times depend upon having their Ware well
manufactured.
He will also make to order, Til Fave
Tr"ughs. Condnctn. Heads aud Pipes, and
pnt them up if desired. All orders from
Town or Country thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
n. B. Old Tin repaired, and all kinds of
Job work. in his line, executed with neat
ness and despatch.
II. 4. CHURCH.
Dun,on>villc. March 30, 1888 acS
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In advance.-Three Dolla and Fiji, CcmS if
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ApvERrIsEMENTs cnnspcnomsly inserted at
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All communications addressed to the Editor
(rosr rAiD) will be promptly and strictly attend
cd to.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

n Iii. subscribers having cstab l>hru II COT
IL TON GIN MANuFA, rD..Y in th.
Town "f Hamburg, y. e., on the improved sys-
TEN of MIR. Boatwri. lit, beg leave IT, recommend
their Gins to i!r public. They warr:sn thei,
Gins {" he equal il not superior % llos. Of NJ, .
Boatwrigi'i on acc'u ni an alteration. which
IN then opinion. il II decided .'il"v"n.eni .hn
is, instraI of h:ockS "i wood on the ribs the,
have ad"itcd tn plan a. maxim. t.c ribs ii IN, r
GINS "niircly "fs,,r! and IRON, which have prov.
80! hy "Xp' rene, 10 be preferable.
Nj. B"a,wriglt having ,'rcl,i cd the Gin ma
KING business i'll Augusta. Mr.. l.. g. ooB. who
conducted j; there for him. being one ci The rnr,
'.crS IL: tha concern. they will eI,,leavor rn .,,
satisfaction 10 all VIII" may favor them with their
custom.
u Gins repaired at the shortest notice.
CODB 4 klNNEDY
HAMBURG. S. c., April 10 Hm II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

We call the attention of our renters ,o
me following just r,:hukr. whi II we copy
from the Baltimore R,pubiieun of Wc,lncS-
day last:
- here Is never :; more dc,csIahlr mani
l'Siaiion ot that accur>",i thirst ofnold which
seems I" beth very n,ovin. principle of the
existence at some human forms. than j.,
''"t'ng upon the misery and suffering of our
iiow creatures. " lille the ururyo,cu, il,
Charleston are tmowing open even ,ncir
private residences rs Il retreat for the moor
ma hon>c.rss, anh while the hand and ,h.
ncr"ics OF The charitable. are oncnc.l viii.
pr"dlIhlity and nnIiing eNrrilon for the. re-
h"l "i The nrccssiiou>, il shaurrs us 10 SEQ
""ttccd IN tic papers. that there ara wretch
|'s,-sordid ana ar;itIti0us wrcIchrs. wtir
are taking advantage OF the dire calamity
'hat has bcihilrn that CITY. and who hay,
advanced their rents To the enormous c>tcu,
III some Instances, of at least Onr huu,y,fJ
per cent! Such hmi"n>icrs should be held nm
topublic scorn-,hcy should be branded and
cast upon HE world, that. like wandering
ta'nS, 'lIcy may he made tn feel the ,lecn
ahlorrcncc of civilized mnukind. Snyn.r.
would avoid their u,suraliu;r, Il, ,Iln, oi ms
ucutll lcrrrs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31
ltLosK TlN ANsD .yessaN
Ey' 81 R H.,

VE7iiE Subscriber has ON hand vrrv or~c
q supply Of ready made TIN w ARE
OF all drscrirtinns, " hch he offers ~ whale
sal" or rciai'. al as low prices as can rp af-
tordrd in this part of the country. IIr has
also a large supply orthc ncw"sr fashion of
q! \PAN w tRE.tn1rthcr with En"lish end
Block Tin Ware Of rxcrllcu, uuuli,v. Also
COPPER and Sheet Irnu Ware Shooting
and Brazing Cnpprr,-Rl"ck tin. Stove
Sprltcr. and Tin Platc-nll nf whicl. hc Of
fcrs fur sal" low fir cash nj Y" IGS Broad
strrcr. Augusta. i. +. CIlEW
The subscriber being truly thankful 70,
tn" very liberal patronage heretofore hc
slowed upon him hv hi friend, aud the pnh
liz generally, respectfully s"lici,s 81 conrin-
nance oi their lavors-and offers his scrvi.
ccs in either Of ,I,c following hrnuchrs of
his hnSincss-Copper Tin, Sheet Iron. and
Roofing B. &c.
Augusta. Ga March s tf5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31
New Spring and summer
e. % % I'D -.

E>HE Subscribers beg lrav' to inform their
friends an.! tIe public generally. that they
are now receiving their SPRING AND .,UM-
MElt Stock of GOODS. consisting of
Black and blue black Italian Lustring Silks,
Coored Gro de nap do
Black Sinchcw do
CoOrcd Florcnccs.
Super. Black Bo,nbazincs
Ago." assortment Ladies' fancy IIankcrchiefs.
do do do do do Belt Ribbons.
Ladies black and white SILK and Cotton Gloves,
do black and colorrd Kid do
do blk. white x cnlo-'d Cotton & Silk Hose.
d" green white and black Gauze Wells.
Plain, Jackonet, Null, Swiss, a. Book MuSlins,
Figured and Checked do
Muslin w orked Collars,
Plain Bobinet Footing and Edgings,
good assortment OF Prints, Ginghans and
French Muslins,
Printed Jackonet do
Plaid Swiss do
Printed French Cambrirs,
An assortment Of Ladies' Bonnets,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons.
Fine Satin stripe white Mus!ins,
=" embroidered do
5-4 and GA Linen Shectings.
.itS0, for Gcnt!cmcm'S Summer Hear,
Black. blue and brown Cambet
Black and brown twilicd ssInnuIpT Cloths - 49,
Brown and white drilling and brown Linens,
few pieces Georgia Nankeeiis.
White & col"rd MarSeillcs Il Valencia Ves,ng.
Silk Pockc, HaiidkercI,irfs,
Also, Black, blu" and invisible Green Broad
Cloths.
Gentlcmcns coor'd. white and brown half IIusc,
do plain and pleated BombaZinc stocks,
do do do Satin do
do Linen Bosoms and Collars.
do black and Colorcd H0sk Gloves
a. Irish Linens and Bleachcd Shrtii,gs.
A good supply of:-4. 7-S and A brown Shirt
ing and 5-4 Sheetings.
Plaid and striped Domestas, and Bed TickiIgs,
a large supply of Summer Hats,
Gentlrmens Shoes aud Fine Pumps,
Ladies and Misses Shoes and fine Slippers,
ALSO,
School Books, Cap and Letter Paper.
Also. general assortment of
Hardware, Sndd!erH Crockcry and Tin Ware,
Together with supply Of
Fancluse Osnnbnrgs dnd Cotton Yarns,
And many other articles too tcd,ons TO cnumernte.
They feel very thankful for the liberal patron
age heretofore received and hope bv -t.ici at,en
ton to business to merit II continuance of the
sam NICHOLSON Il PRESLEY.
Edgeiield March II 1929 tr6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31
From The lf0b;I IyJu,i.;, =

ne wo,,G IS bcgmning to place. right n
es"h'nic uron the ch 'rnr,cr Of Kulwcr',
WRITINGS. Admiration ul Their cr,icinu bril-.
nancy. has hitherto withheld EXPRESSIONS
oi aohorrencc, which they mus, certainly
promPi Ia all well regulated minds. rhis
apparent liberation has evidently induced
.he'' autiior TO surpass even its former ci-
lortS 10 pr"flipacy. His las, works are in
nniteiy more objectionable. than those of an
earlier date; and from almost every quarter.
condemnation, the most impressive Is mas,
Sod upon Them. The following forciblc
paragraph IN relation to i,rnes, Matravcrs.
Is extracted from Il late number of the Amer.
ican <9uar'cri! Magazine: .liowcversrvcr..
o"i opimons Of MIR. BulwcI's book, i,nvr
neeh UNIFORM and consistent. We ,nlicvc
MN ta DC false philosopher; snpl,s,ical
a''hos; il poet wtlnm nrirhcr gods nor col
"''' ja,io"' anu What l. more, much more
man n'i' Il bad man. All his books prove
II. i1o advocates lnidclity under the mask
oi lirera''sln. aud alleges that prostitution +,
juslifah ahle, when the victim chances r. hc :.
cnild t'f ProilIsate father. Ills .philosu-
ply of life, is the elaborate commend of 4
hefu., Nothing bui an unprinripIcd aubi-
llon. The ANXIOUS, craving. insa,iable ,.si,r
"i notofic'y, could in'licc Kim 10 coruDos,.
s"ch a work rs this. When Satan cite,
scrPtuf", aud Bulwur talks @, mornIirv I.,
tiic good rctnc. We arc Sckcncd by his
seh'"aiiiy, aud Disguised bv his infamous
slanS! In the pcrusal of his books. one
would hciievr that halt OF his life had ,ccn
i''ssen among the rcpInbatcs of ST Giles.
''nd thc night walkers of the Ininorics: fer
S"cii sf'centIuus opinions III he tlevclrps
c"uid he acquired III no other place OF ab:in
donutent."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

mr." at Boi'om.--A young fellow riding
down Il steep hill. ana doubling the foo, of
II was t"::ish; called ON to n clown that
was dIichin@, and asked him if il was hard
at the bottom! Ave, answered the coun.
'r\m"', II is hard cnnuelI at the bottom, I'll
warrant You But in half Il dozen s,cps
'n' morse sunk up Ia the saddle girths, (which
made a." y"nn" gallant whip, spur, curse
ana swear. Why. ihou lyimg rascal, said
sad he I" h" diI;hcr, di,:st thou no, tell mo
It was hard AT the bottom! Ave, replicd
ih' other b"' you are no, half way to The
bottom yet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

hohE ELIBERALITY.- Tho Southern Chris
ttan hdr"c"h of yesterday morning, CON
'''iS several extracts Of letters "iur tn. the
purpose OF showing To ;hC members of tie
h"''I"dI>I Episcopal ChurcI, of Charleston,
''i;'t ihcy arc NOT forgotten bv their friends
abroad" Amungs, them VIC select the To-!
l"wing:.
;, h.v. =. Tnlicv, in Il letter to the Rev.
Is Eng'isl of this city. s,a,cs-..I have.
p,ca'hrd IN The Presbyterian. Baptist and
Mr,h"'ii>t churches in The CITY uf Augusta.
ah" the citizens have arrcd viii, nnbl.
@che''S'tN towards It's. | have received
contributions I" hid in rebuilding our church.
g. ;'ih"unling nearly to seventeen hundred
lolars." y
Another letter from the Rev. Cupcrs, to
the Rev. Il. Sinclair, says:
''DcHr Br0thcr-Lrr Us not fear. I'm, rms,
IN Cod whom we serve. NV reception in
Colu'nhia has been the most kind and
subscription, are made .iibcraIlv. II, r..
"ohld nave been Il meeting Of The churcl,
'aS' week. 10! the purpose nfcnnrcrling so,n,
measures "l assistance, bur understanding
! ""ui" come up. il"y waicd for me
S"rh nrctin" has just been held The
iour perhaps untnvnrablc, II heavy rain
'aiiih" JlSi 1T thai time. so thai b;It few
we're present; these, however subscribed
,2'o ana though my stay may hc for but Il
"aI or Nv" longer. ! expect confidently II
SUBSCRIPTION Of $2OOO before leave Cni,,m-
nhi. would II surprise you should get q
lhlr" more. say $4,000 from Culumbin,--
mere Is Il >p'rIt here which migl, yi> : even
iiht; ana this 100. from those who have iusl
bestowed their arl So Iibcrally to the suffer
rr> by the fire"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

"''n again: it was not withour agitation
liz saWsiier depart, hut III afterwards re-
'ni''hed quiet. If in the sequel Mu'Ilc NJ.
slaven away Tor days together, his rage
was hiways renewed. In tins manner
once SAW Hassan mysclfpass from the most
savage ho"lin and 'ngc to The gcntlcncss
ot Petc"t when ald'lie eutcrc,I; and vcri-
~ "oiieve with Advincn' that she might
w. led him through the streets with u
ri: an ,s.::-Lond, Court Jour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

i.brcAFior Tic American parcn, doos .,
iL">''r' 10 h'S ctid. which he can never rcn,ir
'"f winch 40 inheritance can con,ucus,ie ,vIo
REFUSES I" give Inn an education because l., !,
ho' in'ct!,id Tor Il lear!:ed profession Nh,,rro.
II" may intend. he raliiio; know 10 wi,, III; ,,
'nE come. and /! there should be. no cJ,n,,.n -;
li''S respect. wall lirGul education h i, 80.
u!'il. b"r''~c Ii" = nj Il lawvcr Il t!oc,ur nr .
H'iilj! N";bIil. can he more u,,,ru. or n..,;
Gus i!'"h tbs "iiii"n. 1t is Impossible ,n ina
S''l' citiH'l "' tins cunnnunw cal n In Le j.,
any s'''';. ion III which Ike discipline and achieve.
lIh'h'S "l il liberal education, however yor;ons
I"d extended. VIII nGt have valuc 'Tb,v ,,.;D
give INN consideration and usefulness Which,
wli d. seen and i't Ill his daily intercourse nt'
Business ''r pleasure; i' viii rive him v,;,,j,,
a''d ~" IL iS Il in";lih' Of soc.rtv and be q rr.
v'r tanning s'iir'r ol ionnrahlc v:r,uous md
iiSi.@ r!loyai' i.t under Ill circumstances and
~ every ri!ii"n IN nic They will preserve him,
rom i!i" d"li-ion oi dangerous resorts. and tho
scduc'i"nS oi dcara,lm." and ,!csiruciiyc y;co-
In" gambling table viii OF be sorted m "a
h'i>"i the Slow and iiSrss srep of time ,vl.n
Inc library oilers sIirar and more ;,ir,c,;,.
source The b"t,'c VIII not he applied 10. IN sir
the 'h"'': 'lrii i"a;tion and delight when the
m':ic of lhcr""t is at hand To rouse tie ima"in.
atom and l"'ir ',S fascinating wonders on the
s"'iI. S"ri "i1tS. such acquiIcm, ntS will make,
'!icif p"sN"-S"r Il irii" ifcud Il more cherished
companions Il NOR" Interesting. hcuvcd and Low.
m" husband, more valuable and rcsuecr,hl,
patent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

Long.pity % " itobin hcd Breast.-In the
yearsIol2, IN The ,nonrh oi March AS Mir.
AhdTeM Logan. oI Balymc,la " as Icvclirn.
>"'i'r !sgif"assiiies ~ HE back ef t,fyId it,h
rohln re-" breast ma''e up his acquaintance
win nm, u seemed, for The sake of bcm.
privileged TO pick up Il small wni,, worm
which was soneInrs turned uur with the
shade AS MIR Logan coninH,.l his Ialour
from day 10 day during Il mouth NOR. tor
healthy excrc'>" than any other benefit. robin
attended him closely. 4 sonn as MIR L,
gan appeared with the spade. robin was ,,.on
cii'rrins ii, hIs elbow, aud soon became -.
bold that he would taxi" the worms from Tie
hand al his brncilrtor. When tie labnu,
was over. and The 0.In> exhausted Nr.
Logan cn"tInuctl To feed IIlnl with .rI,s or
winch he rradil. p-rched upon hi, i.and.
Livery winter and spring since thai ;i,ur
hI. Logan pald his niurnina visit " i.lr lu>
Srit> ar c'uinbS. at the usual place of meet
iig. wherc, by Il peculiar hiStIe, which
was the signal for roh'n. he appeared an,!
was INSTANTLY on the hand nt his Kind hrnc-
factor. This has been the practice t;n u;
years, bui the age of robin ut the bc,lnniu
oi thcir acquaintance cannon ne a>certniu,al.
ne seems 'o be III go"a health. and hconIy
change that Mr. Logan thinks he sr,s il,
him Is, thai he Is not so ir.c as lormcrly
l lie bird. recognising The whistle, place,
d"l"' Out "l tli" question as io his being lIl,
sam" cock ro III. aS 40 other would All, nd
I" The call, especially IN the open field
Bcitust -Ne,rS Ltitr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

HGrd Cidfr.-'Nhy dear me Mr.. Long.
swallow, said 81 good lady, how can Won
hT'nh down hole quart of that dreadful
hard cidcr al a single draughfr As soon rs
IN" man could breathe again, he replied. I
h' g pardon, MADAM, hut 'ron my soul il
was so hard couldnt bite IL or 60
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31
New Spring and SI.R,saaacn
a. d % LID =.

EHE Subscribers respectfully inform
Il their customers and the puhlirk gcner-
ally,tha' they have just received large sup
ply nfchoic" English French and American
goods embracing every variety of staple and
ihnry goods, suited to ihc Spring and Sun.
mer trade. Also n large supply of Er0ccrir$,
trockery. Saddies. Hats, Shoes uad Iioofs,
all OF which they will sell on The most rcn-
sonabic terms. for cash, or on crcdi, to
pnnciual customers.
Those who wish to get good bargains will
40 well TO : ivc them II call
G. l.. s. T.. PENN.& Co.
Edgcficld, March II. lS3S tf6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

Golfers End.-A great crowd being
ga'htred about poor cob!rr who had just
ditd III the street; n man asked another what
was to he seen! Only u cobler's ,nd.' re-
turned he.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31
CHINESE. INDTSTEN

The population Of the cnlpirr of Chin,
Is we'll hn"wn To be ,.nnr.r.n,... hrino n.ub,
o!H .nr- -ihii, OF The wiIn.c uu,uurr OF n, .
human race, and il is AZ iiTS, ,iilIicuI, IN
conceive how any country can s,Ivpor, such
4 dense population. Eu, IN e. ina. ,!c land
Is made to yirld Ms treasures for The sup
port of the inhabitants. not "A foot OF soil
winch Is susrcpiibI" ot cultivation i, u:r.
iccird, however dniiculi of access. anu mn
Iao"r or ingenious devise l. spared 10 maze
'nr crops luN,iriani and hounliiml Green, &
c'r"icnI plants are the principle food uf l!r
inhahIt:ihi,, q they take cre:ir cams TO ,,ro..
cure mem I'D The greatest variety. aud of the
best kinds. They have rLihI. roots nnI
herbs, winch are unknown in Europe. and
hcSi'ics cultiva'iug all their lands. ,hcy oh
tam valuable crops from several ;ui,a,ic
plants, which are used as Sdclira.i,, y, ,hc
Chinese tables, particularly the water rhcs
nuI, wh'rb by The imperial order. Ina, been
cultivated III the LAKES and marshes in the
empire. II even covers The canals which
wai"rihe Emprror'a garden, anl the ron,l,
ana diichrS are ovcrSprrad with the flowers
ana vefd"rr OF this plant which bears, +, lr,,i,
cnci"Sr'l m hush, like cIlcSnuI and i, of =,
very wholr.omr aud palatahir nature.
IN the narrative al Lord Mararlncy's
cihhi>''y To China, il i, related ihai SOM. ul
MS hit'ndhntS IN pa>>in" through part al.
''i"t empire, saw ninn culIIvaiiu. in" side
ui Il steep Urrcipicc. examination. the.
lnund thai he had Il rope fastened rn,ud N.
middle, winch was secured ~ the ion of The
mountain, and bv which he !cr himself down
|" amy part oi IN" prrcip pirr. where a few
Yards "i fruitful sul gave him cucnurao,
'n"nt to pianI his vegetables and sow hi,
corn. The whole Of The cultivated snot up-
P"'rcd t" he NOT more than half an acre, *
near the bottom Of tn prrrinicc on Il hit
i"cA, he had Il lille hul, where ne ,uuuDr,rJ
Wiic nnd family. III this hazardous manner.
BN Tins habit of industry, which i 50 mi
VersAl among the Chinese Together with
thcI knowledge Of agrlcuiturc. and ,bc T.
simple mode of living, IL idcd To the mill
ness oi the climate, al,no,, every man oi,Ic
to support family. The prcccrtS of :;
Mhlthns or Il Marlineam, arc mix ,,n>.,
among them, and The holy state of ,uarr;.
'n"ny IS cmhraccd al an early asc -H,s!yY
JOarH0f.
a senator, who was not esteemed thc
wi>rS mnn IN The house, had :, cusinm -,
shaking his head when another smoke. which
giving "hrhc" to particular person, he
'"'hriiihrh "f the lnd%nity. lIcrcupou,
one wh" had been acquainted with tb,. frs,
gentleman from Il 'illd, u, he told The house,
assured them it was only thec(lcct of IN
| Ill habit -. lSnr -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

GOVERNOR OF CUHA -,irn. Tacon has
lett Cuba, carrying with him the blessings
anu regrets oi the honest, and the curses and
The mhicdictron Of all the dIerS, gamblers.
and robbers, Of the Island. Cuba never
can pay the debt she owes him I'm rhc
course oi three sh"ri years. and as if bv
magic, tic most unsafe, ,ic, ,prrstc and n,ur
dcr'"e place upon Garth WAS made by hin,
the most safe "nd best regulated ciiy IN the
world, AMI his influence wa, moi confined Il,
Havana, but was felt and reached 20 the
rcmotcst paris of the island Ofhis s,I,c.s-
sor. Gen. Esprlrta, we know of him ,bi,
much, that lie is naive horn: his rntbcr
having hccn Governor Of the Island som.
forty years ago he has been second in com
mhnh Tor one wear, possessed the ircndShi;.
oi Gen. Incon, and through the wishes n,
latter was made Governor 10y 'i,c Queen.
lie promises 10 tread in The steps of ri, it,
lus'lous I.refeccssOr: but how Tar he ha,
the Will, The ablli v, and iirmucsS 10 do 80.
remains YET to be known -.iier. Gu.eiie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31

UNKNOWN iALLNT.-- Wien we rcck,,
up how many laIcnIrd children we find IN
country towns and schools. and - wears
after see how few of them become heads of
colleges. general officers. and the like. we
shall be asionishcd. There is none of Eod.s
deh'cSIes so slightly cuiiivatrl as that of
genius. Heaven SOW $ every year. ihesrrds
ut q rich harvest but we care mn, IN ,y,t,,
of transplant them. \ country hov .,f ,nlrn.
To himself, reminds us of n pound of iron.
winch IN lis rough state is worth ono SON
h'' when made np into watch springs. trch-
es lo.OU0.OtW Of sous. How MANY SPRINGS
m'ght he made out of these neglected gen
iuscs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-31
'TgS Hi.HNs7s,aCTasEsY.

\urusta. Ga. March s I
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