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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

A correspondent in Abbevi|le states, that
"Gen James Gillian aud Col. John Camp.
bell, are candidates for the Senate in that
District, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the promotion ofthe Hon. P. Noble to the
Gubernalorial chair. The candidates
are said to be friendly to the reelection of
MIR. Van Buren," n."-Grcen. Mountaineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

Edmund Burke, recently elected member
of Congress, from New Hampshire, is the edi-
tor ofthe Newport Argus & Spectator, De-
mocratic paper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

FLoRIDA.-We learn from letter received
from Florida, by lady in this place, that Gen.
Macomb was empowered to treat with the In
dians. allowing them 10 remain in the Ever
glades. Late accounts state that preiminaries
of treaty ofpeace have already been entered
into.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

The Baltimore American the Esd ult. gives
an account of the death of Gen. Sam. Smith, a
Revolutionary soldier, and late Mayor of Balti
more. He was in his 67th year. ,e-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

The Rutherford IN. C.) Gazette, Of the 10th
April says, eve learn from gentleman from
Haywood County, that there have been three
falls of snow, in that and the adjoining Coun-
ties, within the last week or two"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

Making Doctors by the Wholesale.-At the re-
cent commencement of the University of Penn.
sylvania, the degree Of Doctor of Medicine, was
conferred on one hundred and ffy-siz Students.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

RHODE IsLANDELEcTIoN.-The N. Y.
Courier and Enquirer of the 18th ult.
says, lhe annual State election in Rhode
Island took place on Wednesday, when
majority of Wing candidates were elected
in both branches of the Legislature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

Unparalleled speed Of the Mails.-About a
week since, we received Mississippi paper,
bearing date Of the 26th of May, 1898!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

The Contention Dinner The Charleston pa
pers give an animated description Of the Din
ner which was served up to the Delegates in
the New Hotel. The editor of the Mercury
seems to have been somewhat under the in
spiration Of the "rosy god, when he penned his
account of the big dinner. He speaks elo-
quently about fine wincs-rich riands-rarc SAT-
ces-past,ics, and all the ct ceteras of feast!
Even the grave editor of the Courier gives
rather lively account of the dinner The oc-
rasion was evidently one Of great "jollification"
to use the word of a Paddy. Oh that we could
have "been there to see," yea, and to taste too!
But alas fate compelled us to stay at home and
eat our plain dinner, and quaf our cup Of tea in
solitude! We have been asked, what the Con-
.vention did. Read our paper, friends, and you
will see that great deal of importance was
done, and much that was highly interesting
particularly on the day of the grand dinner at
the New Hotel. We make some extracts from
the report of the Magnificent Feast by tie
C Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

Those ofour readers who are fond of hunt.
ing, will relish the sketch of our friend .'Vena-
tor" We ourselves have hunted with the
company ofwlricl lie gives an account, though
twas never our fortune while with them, to be
present at ''the death" ofthe "antlered stag" or
even in the exciting chase. We thank yon
Venator for your fattering notice of our
"sweet little .angelr' He will be fortunate
hunter indeed, who shall chase her dozen, and
gain so rich prize!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

The Navy Department has received ad-
vices from the Exploring Expedition off
the river La Plata on the 18th January
-all we'll. -. s,s;.ss=-..t,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-02

o. H. Wells, Esq. has been appointed Pos,
Master, ut Greenville Court House.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30
Iraari9e Jpisen cines @e.
fcci,ts nit ciucms SSGrcn.
Cation, Sanuar 80. 1889.

@ine 3eitim9 bon 8bite 9fiper, IN slrfans
idS, mclpet, ba6 ;ipei S,erren eiiiem febr
9rceea Sdyeu nadiesteL ben iIe Sfpeiniai
t6eljd, eer,plnibeteit, aber bod nid)f ouf Der
Steae erle9ten. @r lief nod, cine Strede
into fred, III cip Didist, pebiil linn bic 6rn.
SAarris unb Sean nadfei9teu. s,r. Sarris
fam ibm iehr nabe uno idlpB ibn rpfutals,
aber tSctete i'm ipieoer uid,t. lSr. Narris
mar Dem Sdren 70 uabf baB CT itHn nid)t
entfcmufit fcnnte, icnoern ipurbe BON i'm
er9riffeu, uno che Sor. 5tean ihtn CUR oaife
fcmnien fcunte, bate ibm brr Sdr Die groee
sleer i'm Seiu ourdlbiiieu, tppralt CT III ipeilis
gen &iuitten ild, sil tpbe biutete.-Gr hins
terliee cine Gattin ano fiiuf pSer feds tleiiie
Jinter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30

raudeu. coer IN bic sclle ejnociscrrt a. ,pcr.

rarlden, cber in bic 3clle cinsclpcyrt aa tper.
ben,
9lbIdnitt S. 9iienano fci( lId unteriiehs
I'M @clo nber lcnit etipas III bitten, eireft
coer inbireft bon irgeab etler perfon. cie
paS Soaus belldlen mag.
Slbldnitf g, Seiile sperfrtt ipll lid, aiia
Dem Soau6 ceer bon benz @igentbum eutfery
ilen nbne @rlaubniE, itno Sober Der lrid1e
SrlanbnlB erhdlt iclt I'D, 81 Der teffImnitfn
3elt pleeer 9ehori9 nno III gutter Srbnlga
enlteueI, bei Strafe fur eiss crfe @erscbI
lltnerbalb elem Yiouat nit,t wieber ansaes
ben slt eiirfeli, llnb fur prei Mcpate FIR alle
fcl9enbe @erseben,
Slbidntt z. alGe biejenieea ipeld,e esn
ben Direftoren 9eenngrn fInb iino gebu err
balten fir ibre Dtcnite inn Saufe peer euf
Der SauereL iclteu iId ielden geiegeH.
Scrpronlingen nno 9fe9ulaticneu urter,pers
fen tppriber Die Direftpreu iibereinfpnimeH
nIt9en, bel Strafe entlaBen gu tpcrben,
9Ibihnttt 8. Scllte ir9eno eine perGeH
oeer pcripnert eS perfdltmeft iidj alf ibreH
an9etpielenen slrbeitsrldkeit eill5nfilieeH.
ccer Su arbeiten peripei9ern, % ,r nmber ftes
berL coer faX9en;elt c6er Die ibnen gegebene
9lrbeit nidbt SfrridJten, pber ppn Der W,ates
rialicn pber 9Serfsengeil perberber, poer eeg
Wanern befd1nreren unb bic Senfterlhcihell
perbredIen ipire, pbcr oa5 Saus beultrAbigt
onrd, edrmen, 3anferrieit, sSebtpn, ppfg
Sd1inpfrecerJ pber seiftige @etrdrfe rhHe
@rlaubniB in bas odns briugei ielltf, pefg
fd misbetrd9e ge9en ben 8ertpalter pbes
bic Matrpnet poer fld, elmer ausfdipeifrnbe,I
uno lteccrlihen eebensart fdlulbtg madlt:
coer St piel triuft-ifietlt, fludt peer if,ipprt
poer iIt auf trgeno eiue arbere 9SeiIe iblesbE
nno niintcralift altffitbrt, follcn entipeteF
als Strafe eine Mablseit berlierfn, ben
9ansen Gag pbne 9fabriin9smittel thnit, ppeP
III Die 3ellen etn9elperrt iperpen, bel Mafeg
uno Sreo, nadb Der g8illtiibr Der GirefteEe.I
cber bes &eripalter, fir ireenb eine 8eit.
3lpet uno feben5ig Stinbei uidt iiberiieE
geno, sus9encnlAten bic Tirefteren icllteN
eiitnlltbig cine Idn9erc Soaft cercrenen, pefk
icIdtle pbr finen Sriccrnsrs6ter brtnger seF
nit tbneit ilad ben @eleBeii perfdhreJt lpires
Die pprher9ebenben Srbinauseit, 9iegela
uno Ge9ulatienet irurbeH angenonlureu III
einer 8erIammlun9 eeS @plle9it Der Otreftps
ret, gebalten I'M ssaufe Der Seid)dftisuBa
fiir oaS @auntD bon 9fprtbanltpit am 24ItfR
Gag 9icpember 1888,
Soiepb Sittnlah
Qjecr9 6rieorid,
sSaeeb Cope,
Die scrbergebenbeu Srbtnaiisen, SIS
9eln uno 6egulatienen, ipiirbcn Der Gebnt
Der piertelidbri9en Sisnngen bes SriebeHs
fir Tcrtbamptpn @aunty uorgele9t, bei Ell
ner Sienng Der befa9trn Court su Cation,
in uuo fur bciagtes @auntp, am 26iten Gag
9ippeniter, 1888, unb enwfnsen bic 8eitds
tignn9 Der belagten @curt.-3ant 3eii9uib
eeecg baben mir am bentiset Datum I'M
Sortefa9teu Sabr eigcnAdnsis ltnterseid,net,
Scbn Sanfs,
Sobn Cooper,
Santel 99a9euer, Z.
Cation, Sahuar 80. 1889.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30
Gin Sebrtult9e
Stobrbalter in gan9l6want Sauns
fd)ip, SerfS Gauntp,

3ar @rlernun9 bes Observation-Disclosures
miro ic9lcidt BON ocm llnterseihneten an9es
nsmaien. Sin Saate spiithen Is uno II
Sabren aft, pilrce quite sIltfmunterrn9 Itheelt,
wenn CT llb balc nieicet.
oScbu .. Cole.
9Iacntaltii, San. %. iiq--3nt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30
3lt Derlel)nell.

Gin Nr6msSdap, in Der NnmiltcitsStras
&c, aerdce aegcnuber Der 6ruderei beS mGas
tricf uuo Oemcfrat'' lit bonn 1ite,t Slpri! an,
N periebuen. GcrIelte 1T ldi6l6a flr lr9enb
ein Gefbdft Ut betreiben. IRan lnelee t,dh bel
cSobu 3. @ple.
Can. %. iiq-3ri.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30
9 c 6 ST. c 9l c sc [,
9leaieruna bes Nanics.

9ltIduitt l. e,eSe Hsbsriretnua nnb ilus
sebcrlam 9e9en bic 9fe9eln linb 0ie9ierurg
6es Nauics, unb Ienlti9e6 Mistetra9en fol-
bon Gem &erpalter in eil Sud) etn9etragen
Iino Den Ercftcren ocr9elr9t ipereer, caniit
{elde llebertretun9 nnb Smmoralitdt fur Die
3nfuuft perbinbert, uno Sriebe, Sroitnn9
nuo @intradt baielbit berrld)e. llno
9lbidmitt 2. Sinterrlal 9eipi0c trd9c per-
lpnen fIh frauf unb labnl ifellen rtp9en uui
bon Der 9lrteit frei su fcnmciJ fclen fcldle
perlonen pcn oem slrSt mtcrIudlt ipereen,
ilne ipern es iIdb er9cbt aus beeen Seridt
uno anbern iibereinltimmeubsn umitdnoen,
bae iIe CUR llnwanrbeit ibre 3uiludN 9enpnts
men baben, 70 icllen lle oHrd @iniperrint9
III Der 3elle bel 9SaiIer ano Srcb beitraft
werecu, bis &c 1T arbeiten pilli9 ilne, ceer
auf 9cleslide Wcile mic bic Dreftcren es
beifiiunlen mc9en.
9Ibiduitt 3. &eine seiiiise ober anoere Bee
ranideube @etrdnfe iollen irgenb elmer Der
in oieles lsaus an9enemmenen perfcnen 9es
reidN perceu, aisaeapmmen alf Sefeh 6es
angeifellten 9lrStes coer Der Giretteren.
slbfhnitt 4. Seine per(on fcll Sobaf III
ieinem ccer ibrem Sett rauhen, bel Strafe
fir ei,e Rctc pecr ldnSer iidlt am Gag 81
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30

qaerre 9iene Gbautiait, MitsIteb Der etes
malisen fransDfffen 9iotieAals epnrfntier,
ilnb einer Der eifri9iten &eucliitipniifen, ifarb
am 9. Decenlber i'm 77iten Sabre feines 9ns
ters. Gr mar ciiler bon beujenigeii, ipeId,e
fur ben Spo eucpi9 bes 16trii 9eitiiilnt bait
ten, tino wurbe beSbnlb mad, JiapeIee.is
Stnrs aus SranfreidI rerbannt @r lebte
bis CUR SulD 9ieoclution i'll BrI9ien, no or
lIdb NIT @orrefnirsefien ertldbrtc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30

Sin SfSuif! = Die 8atirrn IN Der @rs
scno eineS 9rcseu Srmpfes, 8 Meilen pcH
9uihpille, 0ieitDorf, batten leit ben lceten 2
crSabrri gro6e Serluife an Shaafen erlitten,
obne ausfnoen ;u f6uneft, cb biefelben BON
Sennpen coer Wilbcn Sbieren serrieeu ,ucrs
Den. ScrfeBte gBpde bat nian jeocdl Die
Spur eines gSolfe6 entbedt, nadioem oers
lelbe 90 Sd,aafe ans eines Wauern S,eerbe
aet6otet bate. Gie 9iadbarn uerfammeItcn
iicb fcgleidi !ablreidl ltnb uerfcl9ten ihn, mb
nadl picrtdgigem Sdgeii Wurbe CT enteeft unb
erfghcGen. gr mac SUP BON Der &d,uau,e
bis an Die SdpanSfpiee un0 bate 2J0 Stnff
Sdaafr III jencr StasbtaridbafI sstriden.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30

bic su arbeiteifsfitig IIne, follen befd,dftieet
pereen, fcipch I'M al bic 9lrbeit eefpobnt III
iperben, ais audi su ibrem llnterbalt nit bel,
sutragen.
9lblbuitt 8, gu ge,pilieu Stuneen, fpcld,e
bon ben 0ireftcren belfinimt iperben ipls
lcn miiseu ale Siejeni9en pelhe ;u arbeis
ten I'M Stanoe iiue, I'D, in bicjeuigen 3inls
nIer urb AT ield)e ancere Srte begebeii, uno
NIT unermiloeten 0lci6 ali ibre slrbeiten NIB
aneere @cfd)dftc geben, uno 10 piele Stnhs
ben eanit fcrtfabrelt ais Der Seripalter ceer
Die Oireftoren bcitimmen mpgen.
glbltbnitt A. Sie icllen ntd,t flitden pber
id,fpSrer, id,la9en, fdlimpfeu, oert idlcdter
rub nieoriser Spraebe Gebrdud MAIDEN,
cber ldrmenp iein, fenberlt proeutlid, ciiter
gcgen cen aneern fId betra9cu, ilno ben
Direftpreu pup bcm 8erlpalter NIT Sldltun9
bege9nen.
9lbldnitt 5. g8enn &iuter in bem Naufe
auf9enpmnler perben, 70 fell cine fhidlid,e
tpeiblidle 'perlou erramlt ipcroen linn fpidle
inter ibre beicnbere pAcge sil nebmcn: ile
fol- Slt,t baben caB iie 9eh6ri9 au9esc9cn unb
jccen Mpr9en 9eipaIdlcit uno getdiitnit tpers
oen.-Spbalo iIe ein fdlidlid,eS Sllter crretht
haben fcl ihnen bas 2cfen gelebrt iperben
at fclhen Stlnocn ais bic Gtreftercn BE,
ltimmcn nlb9en; tpabrenp Der ilbrigen 3eit
ipllen le icld)e 9lrbeiten perridten ais ibneu
altferlegt iperben niogen.
9lbldnitt 6. gSenn irgenb etne peripu
franf pirb, 70 fcl CT cber iIe icgleidj nah
benz Sranfenstnmer 9ercmnlen iperben, bas
NIT er pocr iIe nnpersii9lidI drStlid,e Solllfe
unb 9ebSri9e sIufnartpng erbaltcn urb9e.
Sterte 9t e9el,
8efhdftisunger Der slrmeu.
Sl6Iduitt 1. lie @lcde lcll ieeen Mcr9en
9eIdntct cber aucere wciti9e 9trtis 9e9eben
wcroeu, nm bic Seltte Sulanimer ;u rufen ba,
nit fcld]e Die arbeiter fcnnen iIdl an Die ibs
nen ptr 9mbcit beittmnlteti perid,iebeneu Or
te begeben f0nnert unb baielblf feieig al ibs
rer Nrbeit bleibcn bon folder Stunee bes
MorgenS bis gu fpldbcr Shuloe ees slbenbS
ais bic Girefforcn cccr eer Seripalter oeH
3eit III 3cit befttmmen m6gen, ausgcnonintcn
berjeni9en 3cit ipeIde gum @ern II. (. ~. err
laubt ipcroeit mag.
9lblhuitt 2. Die M6nner foiten auf Der
Sauerei NIT @artenarbeit II. f. 10. belddfs
ti9t iperofn, ansgenpmmeu baS g4etter 1T su
un9eifiim bd;u-Stc fbnnem alseann nit
anoerh 9lrbeiten bcld,dfti9t perocn ipie bic
Oireftpren ceer Der Serlpalter beitimmen
mp9cn inb fclche bon ihnen aus9encmmen
Dor ecncn man 9laubtcaB fGe al ihren pers
idlieernen 1aBbwerfcn nilsltdler beldldfti9t
leirt ipircen.
9lbidnitt 3. 'Geld,e ber geiber tpelde
oeriteben ;rt fcdlcit @cafartelL lpinnen ltris
fert udbelt, ,pallbelJ &iubern uno Sfranfen
ab;npartert, follen aiif iplfe gEeiie beIhdfs
ti9t perben ais bic Giretteren, MatrUne unb
Der Scnpalter BON 3eit Su 3eit beitimmen
m69ep.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30
Soaus llnc Sotte
pneh Prtpat 8erfanf.

E--R llnterseid,neter tietct hermit
EssFtslA fem iteinern sipcisifHdi9tes 98cbils
SSastsEhaHs neblf eettc @rnno, sum prt'
9patperfauf an, gclegcn III 3. Staot
slacntaun, sfpei 2biiren nnterhalb Der Dor
fbamptou Sauf. Die ectte, rpcrditf eas
Soaus crbaut lit, enthGlt "a Sns III 8rcnt
uno $50 SuB III Der 3iefe !; iporauf 9lcid.
fals cute CUTE 8lecf Sdheuer nebit Stal,
9laud,baus mao aubere Glebiuse errthtet
iIno. Cine SsDbrant nuoi Tilferne brftnbet
jic, i'm Socfe imo 3 Sseller inter ccm S.auie.
Saufiiebbdber fonuen bas @igeutbum in 9ll,s
gcnfbcin nebmen linb Die Scpiu9un9ei! ers
fdbreu, ipenn iIc I'D, mclcen bel
Sbcn,a5 @infiii9er,
9lltcntaun, San. %. 1882 iia-4m.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30
Ganfte Sc gel.
,Reit nnb Qebensmittcl IL Gem Nau

sltlcbnitt 1. Die Direftprcn ielIcu, bon
3eit su 3eit, lo oft es buen bienlidb idcinen
mig, ole Scott fir ole eeute beitintnien, llno
prn 3eit su 3eit fprtfnbren anSupronen, wefs
DIE @ercrenins bem 8ernalter uuo Der Mas
trrne idJriftlid, eiu9ebdnbigt nuo itnen sur
9lihtld,uur bienen lpa. Gun GscnsSeit fcllen
ale biejenieen ipelde erldleincn tcnnen, auf
bds edutcr Der 9lcde poer aiberes Setd)en,
dd, all bem easu beitinmten 9Olaee einfnoeil,
unb suiammen elien pber III &ldfen, pie Die
Oreftcrcit pbcr Der Seripaiter CO peroronet
baben m69en, III beldiebener Srouurlg. 9des
mano icll ipdbrenb benz @een iiberlait re-
oeu cocr fid, nusberasen, bel CITRATE ncn
Gid entfcrnt Su Weroen uno cbue @iIen fur
oiesmal Su tbun, uno ipld,e als Sur betinints
ten 3eit nidlt crlheinci ipllen 9leidfallS rt>
ne OtabBeit tbrn, ipenn fIe fene cute Gnts
Ifhulci9un8 ,pc9en ibrer sItwelenteit baben,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05

vrrv common tislo--bat tie tang
/, fatc rvs NOT e1lno rolls ~ gag..r iras4
liardeA IN tspckrs nor a hAak baoa fall
% cssh acpusitsd i . nlsar's, l-at-~
l. "a worthy of thu, mama its net
The man Of e1uicl-s and bpfs he
Hfris with tho boaslegs--,ieaaais Of the barn,
'Ts uo'. The man with ruby noss and eyes.
Naere mo and bfsudy sbea thati ssfsiir hrcs
IT. a candidate for lssof house.
The homo Of iptts rasu's. SUD sots. sn4 ,h,cvee
'ta 40, tho veteran Of hundred Iotss,
tA scented caat aoa radled fhir. aai bai..
Frakcd. a.la-Bnais hr 10 little.
ShA! hll eoi ~ collie, lfre Il esrge.
IL t.oarrs--ouc poor hpFsr his 0soafaers. none
lli' lssi account ) . eFaled. - lie steve
'I,s nnt e." bully IT asafa d 6g4is.
Win bat audaclDua resting on bt. rsrs.
CE2' ia nputh--ana sFaudY c8p. IN Asfa
h. sotDe brief space Enue hy tbe constable
Shall TrutY ushug pp Ties e4lluss stars
Aaa lir hts neeA cloth. ~ ssFls quite ne&.r
Tfa not the man uf dos and csgas. sud nfnp. +
The cheat, respectable lhe koaye. rtt5aod--
The common h,o0jsuckor al leaeef a3st.
llc ponta, a. Where philosophers, Ill eelie.
Nasc o'y, ttr strange vlrissllH8es 81 vIcr
And lest .hatr meditation rnea 10 rapt.
A. kindly Fastened sitH q losA and sey.
THr CrVrtrusv--is mild and kipd. and good
FiuIs 1ud learned; sedair. bat social brave.
llumanr. btii just koenuslsei. but reserved
with Chriclaus. oi all srela--a Ctgrssian man
WITH tbe pfufane, his silence makes repfoaf,
WITH tbc corrupt, hts manners teach reform
With The unjust, hiH houor chccks their fraud.
l. al things showing forth sssu to man
Ia all things, booking up for Heaven smile
j Il u.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05
HIGH LIFE IN TEXAS.

The spnghtly Butfalonan whilom among
the dead, now as "qulck as the best Of
lis city contemporaries, gives graphic &C.
count of visit which friend of the editor
paid to Gen. Houston. then president of
Texas, little more than year ago. The
visiter found his Excellency $40 a smal!
log cabin, with bali roof and no floor, on
a miserable rickety old bed, without sheets
or pillow, between two old blankets-thas
looked as if they had been common camp
property through long campaign, aud con.
stluted with his old military cloak, tho
whole of his excelencys beddng-sitting
up in his shirt, with one brawny, naked,
dark looking leg, banging over the bed
stead, talking TO his attendant, Gen. Hen.
derson, then Attorney General, now minis
ter to England, who was seated on an old
chest) giving Audience 10 visitors, and ear.
neslly engaged il the very interesting ope.
ration Of catching feas. This is no fiction,
IN. Y. G0.ette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-09-05
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
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DIV Tagmas Hsanks haaIn.

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by TAgmss HSyasa Bayig.
l. theirs an anielieycF -
orr man who ealks the earth
Ana iuadiY doabss thst Providence
Wdlch'd o'es him =, has bifih
lie fo',s mankind forever
Oi hope beyond TIE tomb
What yives h. az a tgeesaTe
TIC b1utc's a8hailoat,l doo,n.
H. lnsuhoo3's luiliesl hour
H. health. and s'reagih. 4nd pride.
Ca leod hss steps dfo4gb alleys green.
Wbrrn f.iis 'Hnid eousiIps glide;
Cllmh uaiuN's gfAnife toauF,
Nbets man haia Tar b troll,
Ard vii! ha thea. ~ such 4 ceue,
Deny ,hsre .s a Sod
fea i--tlio proud htsr' win ever
Pfoipp, lisc taise tongue reply
An o'nn,pnsortl Providence
Slil. madly ss'iI deny.
But ssr the BnlseleKer
sinking ia DEATHS dfcaF,
And hear the cFg IL !-n.taHee
H. never learnt 70 FraY
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ffaNIAc Boffog HeFcnaittr 4drfrftssr
As ArFNR BETWEEN WHALING cArrAlN
ANp MILITARY ofFII ER
Perhaps some Of nv readers NAV have
beard Of the story Of the duel between old
Capt Losott, Of New Bedford, and the En-.
gish oai'cr IA Demerara. II has been va,
fooss releicd--bu, tho only true version
Is az follows:
Captain Xacharlah I.ovcli, after having
Performed several whaling voyages % the
Pacific, found himself 10 command Of a
'm'II brig belonging TO New York on d
voyage TO Demeara. H. vas worthy
man--nnd a good specimen Of Yankee
'liIor--hIs heart sas Toll Of the milk u( hu.
nan Kindness, but he possessed a noble spirit
--and would neither give nor take au insult.
While hts lulc brig Cinderella tay at
anchor IN Dcmcrara uver. Capt, Luyeit,
one afternoon entered Coii'e House where
rs met with freud--aud they amused
themselves by Knocking the balls about IN
billiard room. Soon after and before the
game sas bali finished --some English mil.
vary officers entered, one Of WHOM, Captain
o'gbee, stepped up to Captain Loveu, Who
WIS arraycd IN II Very plain, not to say or.
O'0aty costume, and with bullying air de.
"andcd the table, as himself aud brother
'",cers wished 10 play match.
''p'' lovett gave the red coated gentle.
"ln stern hook. but repIn,i with courtc.
y NAT he and las freud had engaged the
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soon found it advisable TO change into an.
other regiment. But his story got there
before hlm-and he was soon sent to " Gov.
entry as disgraced man. He was com.
PEELED, although with great reluctance, to
quit the serglce--aud it may with great
truth be said that he never forgot The les
son ne had received from the veteran whal.
err SO long as his name was Bigbee.
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