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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28

ne saw form OF Angelic beauty, and heard a
sweet but solemn voice that spoke thus-"mor.
'al, how feeble Is Thy understanding! couldsr
thou thus mslnterpret the lesson contained in
The eagles cond ,c' Thou mt no, lame and
helpless as was the fox, but art strong and
active like The eagle that gave him food Him
'hon vert to Initiate in going about and doing
good to others; for know that idleness, even if
accompanied by constant PRAYER, is odiols in
the sight Of the Alni ghty.-N Y. Mirror.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28
From he Southern B1nncr.

ALvARADo CorroN.---ln accordance with our
promise made last week, We copy below an
article from the Southern Silk Journal and
Farmers Register" an article relative to
This new species Of cotton, which is begin
ming to attract tho attention Of our farmers
ana planters. Since our last, VIC have had he
p easurn of examining the small stock raised
by Gov. Lnnpkn tho present season, and our
estimate Of ts value has been generally on.
HANGED Judging from tho specimens we
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DEEP PLANrlN1.--A patron Of ours informed
u'a lew weeks since, that whio taking his
older, he discovered a great difference in APP
prarancc between tive pieces Of corn, which
were planted at the same tins, and 10 tho
same kind of soil. The fodder on one pieco
OF ground dried up so fast that he could
scarcely Get through with stripping it before
1t was entirely burnt up, TO use the common
phrase. On going to the other piece be-
found 1t green to tho grounl,. and in good
plight for stripping. He was struck with tho
difference in no two lots OF corn, and on ro-
lection, rccoIleoied that getting roady to plant
his corn in the spring, no ran a furrow with a
large shovel or barsharo plough. after which
he followed with small plough called a bull
tongue, running it pretty deep in tho samc FUR
row, till no got perhaps half over tho piece.
when he concluded TO plant tho balance in the
sl"glo iurrow, and discontinue the use Of tho
bull tongue. Tho result was, tina, TIM part
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28

Thy people rise UP against the stranger. who's
Language and whose worship are not like nn,,
IOurs, and lei him be thrust out from among tn,
faithful children ald driven into the wilder
ness; so shall thy people be glad, and rejoice
over him who hath proianc the green anr
! fragrant altar Of tart erected unlo friend
sap.
Then The wrAh Of Ajakin was kindIed and
be sad un'o Benzaidich, let US 20 unro the nj.
tar which has been cree cd; and they ma le
mas and drew nigh unto the pInce; AMI be.
mold the shepherds pit the maldens and the
mnsrels. aud they Which were bidders, stood
around.
Aud 10, as Ajakm and Benzaid ch drew n Oh,
The tabret and the pipe, and the d lcmrr, kopr
line with the voices Of The young mel AMI
tnaldens. And Aakim requeS ed II the chic
officers ol the festival to proclaim silence, an
ne did as he was bbldcn, and the muslck Of the
Iabrct anl pipe ani Il Icincr cca sci.
And AJakin cast his ev,s ON the assembly
and beheId he joy an 2Iaduess which lighted
up the countenances OF all, save the lone al
way iarng man from the county aIar off beyond
he great waterS, whose face was sad because
that his thoughts were Of other days, and Of IA
distant land
be ;lt,I M Lie ,''''',' us ny ~,
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order. II was, like his character, mud aue
! plea sing; like his deportment, correct and fault
less, flowing smoothly, and executing tar more
Than it seemed 10 aim at;cvrry ore was charm
led by il , and many were persuaded. Ills taste
was peculiarly chasie, for he was Il scholar oI
extraordinary accomplishments; aud few, il
ANY, Of the speakers in the New World came
nearer the model Of The more refined oraiory
plactised in the parent State. Ma uro and cas-,
want Of effort, genleness, united with subj
cltnt strength. are noted asits inevitable char
actcrstcs, and, ms II thus approached the tone
.of Conversation, 50 long after he ceased 20 an.
pear in public. his private society is represent
cdos displaying much of his rhetorical pow
ers. and has been compared, not unha Mily. by
a late writer, to the words Of NestoE which
Tell like vernal SHOWS, AS he spake to the peo-
pie In connexions, whether Of The Senate or
the multitude, such a speaker, by his calmness
and tlrmness Joined, might well hope TO have
The weight, and TO exert control and m"diatofy
authority OF him, pie ate gr0rjS et meritiS, who
---rcgit diets animos ct pectora mulcet
In lE25, on the anniversary of the half cen
turJ alter the Declaration of Independence
was signed, the day was kept over the whole
Union asa grand festival, and observed with
soennity. As The clock struck
he hour when that mighty instrument had
oren signed, another bell was heard TO toll; il
"as the passing bell of John adams, one ofthe
wo surviving Presidents who Ia ! signed the
Declaration. The other was Jefferson; and il |
vas soon after learned, lha, NJ tn 81 ne hour
&c, 100, had expired in remote quarter Of the |
country.
There now remained only Carroll to survive
lis fellows and he hal already reached ev,
rene old age; nut he lived yet seven years
niger; and, in 1889, al the age O. IS, the ven
rabc patriarch was gathered to hi9 fathers
Erom The Co'4mjia(S. CO. Telescope.
In. JoHXSToN--
Looking over my Scrap Book, CHARGED un-
l the following Il is sufficient to say sm nou
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28
THE CHRONICLE OF AJ\KlM.

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H. ill.,, =" ,a W ''"'.' to son vi "Ja"'-
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wards the Sou,h y lana * ,,,n,,n;,,a,,,, ~
lies. of rivers md deenr,s. ,nJ ,ho ~ ,,,
land was karoliua
There were also ,cn.srrvnniso,d nv; .or-
want. in than land from tb.r,,n.yn 49,
and the inhnb,anrs ,berenr c1,,,,a'sI G,tI
of Cotton and RcrnnI H,iy,a,I Va,
| And N;ol,iu, b,iLIni ~ >, L,,,.,, 81 ,,l,o
ted VINEYARDS. mad mnlh.rr.s AMI iii ~.
ga rIcne and Tool, ma h;,, ,,.o.ho - ,.i,
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limo
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lbuelnn'Irnn and NJ th,. sL.,r,.ie .nI ~ ,h.
THJr nal or ,hn ,.h,,C ~ fa,,o -, ,ha t.nI
who obo 10 near and ,l;,r nr 1T th,s,. c,a,..,n
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his wiso. tho siam ,bnrnor ,... h,,r,.n NIL ~"
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hnre was M, an, snl,t,rv h,1 which Jr,o,.
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-11-28

Erom The Co1umjia(S. c. Telescope.
Mn. IoHNSroN--
Looking over my Scrap Book, CHARGED un-
on the following. Il is sufficient to say sd aou
aisi de grGri couSa frci."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

"i the Senate received ii viss, his fet, raj o;poneni
II. Wing Speaker Of the House was chosen as 10
A. This is such riccry a. Federalism deserves roG
viii ever obtain as long our Republican insul ons
last"
The Republicans Of ALBANIA are about 10 celebrate
the victory just IN Tennessee. The following ar!i
Gle is from the Mas: Vile Uninn % inst:
WELcouE VIsuoKs.-J"d"s SMITH, & mp, rc!.
Terry aud .Eessrs. Gee and Bnt, Of AIGba are
in this place, committee Of the Republicans Of Aata
ma 70 copg:atnial" the happy result of late
"..'i"n. ihsy havr visited Colonel Polk at Cn'um-
b.. Who ha- acc'ricsl their invitation 10 dine with The
h'h.niians end T,uurssssans al Cnurland The Eth
o. S'ilem"f insl nud al Han srilir The 10Th :
lay y III IL. Hermitage aud pa, visit The
" nrral. Ola Ch,i, after WHICH they Nli! larry few
days w'tus aud t:.rn feturn 10 their patriotic
Stat
The Huntsville Democrat of The i avs Col Polk
will in III p r,e . II. aud we have ressnn TO
believe that Grnersl Jackson and Governor Bsgby al
ais" h. present.
S,nM CuroiaG John +. Richafds"n the Represents
u, al the Congressional sric Of Sumter has resign
ed his seat account 81 Ill health
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| am informed. that on The morning after the great
fms, n o,isa Court house on The 9TH inst Mr. Rves
horse ran away with him. and placed limb ard lie IN
imminent danEer-und but Tor the dexttfity ana hoey
nj his servant IL is more Than probable that The ES-
Senator would have been no more. have No c"no'
that Mr. Rives has put the horse ere TINS INTO me hands
of Traders unsafe be trusted hereafter is 1t won
dsru that the horse should have contracted The d:s-nse
under which his owner has abored for considerable
lime; Mr. Rges bnltsd l2 months past and was
considered too unsafe for pu, into th' hands ="
;oc kies last winter and in Tie month OF February VAS
IN the Richmond market; but ms coarse had heeh so
Notorious HAT all purchaser were afraid Of him. A,ter
an nefcctaa! attempt pass hi;n of, every means
having been used EFFECT their object) he was taken
into The country 10 be ted rubbed end CURED by Tue
most osl!prs for the Richmond market next
winter and if there should be second failure oer'e
they intend him out on the commons mex sPt'a
understand the disease Of running away IS thought 10
he Some hat contagious Several of the horses about
Louisa Courthouse, thought 10 be deasec even
colt or two is thought be affected They neigh k'cS
and even show symptoms of biting-And some OF the
old horses too Hho have been used alone 10 the SLOW
and sober rsi, OF The plough and carwheel have sno
denly srap tiencd their tails rased their heads ana
boSed their necks and set off in wkward pace or
,ro and mi ha wing weigh; 10 carry but themselves
which is quite light. have gone "f-not known whefe
II js THOUGHT that all herses abor!ng under tins disease
lose the instructive property OF finding the way nome
and are seld"m worth The trouble and expense OF o'.hs
ing them h,cS r
WII you Mr. Editor, make enquiry in your city Of
Rchnood respecting This malady, ard whether there
q apy safe preventative known 10 ihe H'oea
p.n, rms n of your College. 60 not much dfeau me
sf.cs Of the disease among horses generally. lf"s"
" no can stand the noise OF the wheat machine, me Hs
of platoon or the claef Of the railroad car, are Tree
from cop,npon II is those who lacs or something
else who are in danger. a. D =
l,ouisa Sept IA, 1859.
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.Hedicoi Collage Of Louisiana.

yEJHE SMITH SrssInS OF instruction in this school
wi, open on the LIST Monday in December. Rules,
terms requisites Of graduation, the ZANE as ~ the
University Of Pennsyvan Any number Of subjects
for pscca anatomy will be supplied free OF expense;
Fn Of ciiaics will be delivered Of the hosp'i
BIZ the pro!e Of medicine and SURGERY The aet ot
whom will perform in The presence oil the case, more
operations than be witnessed IN any hospsa Oh 'ae
Uaion :, =, :,
Physiology snd Pathology, oy fari'son, d; ~
sateria Medica Therapeutics &c, r. Barton, o. ~
,rLaa. IA ,r.c,ice OF Medicine James Jones. NJ. ID.
$500 nd Pharmacy, j. l. Rid6eil, NJ D.
S"sn.,'' w Stone, NJ d.
su,ge,y, 10 GA Mott, NJ. d
on s'e A. H. Cenas, NJ d.
,-.;.,I Anatomy G. w. Morgan, w. D.
Ell BARTON, NJ. D., Dean.
Aug I6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

Removal or IHg AFRICAN PEisosEk,.-"e learn, by
,,,s, from New Haven that all The prisoners with The
exception of Cinqnez alas J'nqoa and two on The sick
list who il IS feared. will die were removed on sauf
49, n,nino 10 Hartford. They pat on board NAL
b, y,s Pennington Jinqul TO be removed Mon.
80 This day The poor creatures Gays the letter, were
49, verse 10 being removed and doubtless flied
xb awful fprebodngs, being entirely gnoran. Of their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20
.Hrhrt in .N.n iork.

(from he " Y Express, Of Tuesday,
"Fhis IS great day in The Money Market-things up
pear la he l!llle more settled In stock here more
dung and although advance there better feeling
manifested OF Merchants PAPER the supply in The
per cent. rae Management tor redreming certain
description Of Safety Flu - Notes has been again made
with The State Bank. Although this is a monen'sry
relief, yet IT 10 very questionable whether IL is Of any
ornament benefit, Several oi the Safety Fund lnsiu
ons already redeem their notes here par arrange
mant that s Of serious injury 10 them, long The
others received al discount II our banks would
receive all the bills Of these institutions at par The
consequence would he, that every Bank belonging
to the Safety Fund System would be ompelrd keep
their accounts good in this city Ths. instead nf being
great Jury, would be of essential benefit 10 them
By this simple act every note oil every Safely Fund
Bank is equivalent to specie IN any town this State.
and even nearly oil the other States in The Union =
They will enjoy CURRENCY. circulation and credit that
they have never befme attained. THIS plan has long
been existence in New England, where i, is onnd to
work well and where j, is found most frcually TO
eGualize exchanges II the plan should BE- generally
adopted in other States. il would have sautary
EFF For instance If the banks IN Philadelphia
ed all the in that Stale the banks in Baltimore
thnse "f The other banks in Mary land the hnnks of Rich
mond those Of Virginia and The rates of Exchange
woEid in great measure be corrected The sale OF ban
notes would be bu, small affair, and person could
either travel with or remit ban. notes 10 m"st Of the
States al a discount Of less than per cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20

BouN j. POTTS, h;s 81 South Carolina rid WIN b. HAN
" having associated themselves IN tho
p,n.ir. ofrhe Law ard ofPOITs HAM
LIN vii attend collection and securing OF claims IN ""
Ws,etn District and the Northern Counties OF tho
stn;. OF Mississippi Office Of the former Ia Grange, Tenn Ct
III. lutter II SomucIyIIe Tenn
REgERrscEs.
In SgmnrrricMcsss A CTenshau & sc1, u Douglas, Ei.
Pr..,drnt Of Branch state Bank.
IA La Grange-E b. smith Esq, Cashier of Branch rantc'
Bank
In .Ecmpiis, TtaR.-Mcsgr'. Anderson 4. Walker
10 r ,risa.. se.s Allan Asher Co. Vim. ". BeuI, E'r
IN Baraort-Ae..s Jones' Woodward Co., Talbot Jones
& Co. ;, -. NJ.
IN Psalpiia-r: cscron, Icisksl & Ho-sn'j Rg:'
4 10.
n,ar YorL-c,.n D. DIsoswny Broihor' Robert Ia'nsy
TO.
Pssrs5n-y, Ya.-Mc.srs. po,ssOol Robertson :
Sep: d5--Jt'
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TO THE EDITOR or THE Enquirer.
nID COCu,HIaND ERECT
GovcTL,Sp. Sept 18th, 1929

GoucuLaxp. Sept 18th, 1899
Yesterday vas proud day Tor old Goochand. NOTICE
having been given tina, Democratic Meeting was 70 '
held we had quite large as-embage Of tie Demec'acy'
considering The busy 81 The year Our ns'ep'e
senahse, M. Fou,ane- also mace his aPPea'a"e -"
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SIIk-T1 Farm,rs

Can by results that ha nj produce 90 ]u'c
Of toc"ns in 80 days, anG I'VE 5. raised
yci Virginia. Not however without good orchar Of
nuL fixtures tushe worth S. wound twisted So"
II ,r land good plant
b,ty The coahcrs have d"no their do not wai until u
high for hcn but
send cay the Morus Mnlteaus Buds, always
bet price, with founded experience keeping them
good Apply office othe Virginia SILK Agenc,
i29-tfI J. H. D. LUNSES.
ieNo need expect their letters uule.s part
pad.
g. 81 NINMO hgs received general and selected siocn
OF Fail aud Winter DFT Goop. which have been laid 10
very terms, which will DO Offered HI, usual low
prc"s
imagncs vii be taken for granted that he keeps the
rciy staple and f,ncy articles in his Ec, he deems u
on'y specify the aIice Of Carp"g-no hcetoi""
kept by him.
R,rir SCI Sy-tt
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STATE ITEMS.


Ha;ne-The Portland Argus states that"EVery couh.
tv thus far heard from, has given urge gam since
last wear for the Democracy in every quarter our
friends have done nohy They nave raii'eo 10 "as
nv more than tie majority which he had last year
In the Legislature, too, The Democratic sIpng'n nus
been increased We have gained two Seniors cef'a,n
IT, and we la We some hope that we may nave ea'"tu
tbrd The House of Representatives also has received
an accession Of Democratic members ftfe democracy;
therefore have accomplished every ming ih'y apsHu'
ard more than they had right TO anticipate ne re
der,ls,s are deadfully disappointed aid choplnsn
I.har Md m idea Of any such result" MIR. +. o. j.
Smiihs Conservative paper, the "Argus feV'Ved mas
copn,eracIed its designs IL has cos'f'oa"u 70 r.
yolu,ionize The county Of Cumberland De@ocfauc MA
oriiy last year for fairhsid IN Sumoefia"u oou' 'Oo
So yoies-ihis year, near r2OO
lc.ruont-In les towns The Democratic melt gain 10
2 2G2 The Wing minority in the Senate IS Sarous's
stated Some of The Wing prints give twelve members
10 the Democratic party and eighteen 70 tnr
ba Rn,noton Free Press Wing print, OF Friday iast'
has The foownp account which will probably prove &C.
cura,e: I'VE uhe Whgs) have lost three SENATORS ~
Orange, one in Orleans, and one In behn'hs'o"' a"'
have gained three in Franklin ana one '" csa: -
teen TO eleven will be The Pfoodo'e e''"S "
in the Senate e H.
The Darlington Sentinel Democratic p''ni OF the
same day has the following paragraph IN ieia' >, y.
tensions majority, and the poii''ca' cna' Nv. rive
more NJ ne rous branch Of the Legisature:- -
10 day returns of the elections in 226 towns nfa"
thus Tar Il will be that the triumph 0, Dtn"s
cy is still more decided than was aPprehehdea 'st -
we have majority of five in the House, ana Tue ''
or i've towns TO be heard from cannot vary me result
Federalism has been sgnay defeated at the oao' o"A
es and nothing remains but 20 give 1t the hnisn"g
,ts pext wear and consgn it tn the oblivion " mas
far Years 50 justly mer,ed in this State Jens"n pro-
hahly reelected but his majority cannot e1ceea '''e
thai: sand, according TO present appearances
g,osnma-rhe return Of the late Election stands
'1t"O'mN- " Democrats Federaiists
Senators, g Oh
Ths says the Tuscaloosa Flag will make 'he whole
Senate stand about 20 Democrats AND IL
The las, session, the Democratic cah'i"a" ~ r.
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the 2ih inst Bristol Pennsylvania RoBERr Tr
eldest Of Governor Tyler Of Virginia ELtx.sETH Psis
daughter Of hnTaI A. Cooper ESQ OF the above place
Married Ihur.day evening Manchester by E1cr
BeoI Goole Mr. NATHANIEL GaERxr to Miss SsRAb L,>k
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person.. interested the Estate Of Caroline eGd Mary SUI
- deed formerly Of Vtsins late OF kcniGcky viii pie "
their portions, ee forever hereafter
hold their peace. H. ELLEi y Jam p
Sis Lkklc. MIss.. Sept. Js-IOl.
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g,E subscriber having been appointed Professor OF haheEs -
Iiamp!en Sidney College, Virginia VIII ~ addicn 10 -
small elias, ~ the science o. I't Reg
nccrns Having seen for four assrani Professor OF
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy West Point and .Ube
qG.ny nearly tire. years engaged IN u: rfaeta du OF
be able 20 render HI. rstfucions TO
hish useful Tho OF the College IN every
.pe Bo-rd be had II for SO per month here
no more healthy the State. Letters post pad addict
Ell the subscriber the lsl OF Ocohe e. fncs
William Counry S-uo, and after that t'"e ., Phee Ed"hi1
,.ano,Iy ,,,.,dsd H., BENZ. : EWELL.
f!urkiind Prince William County Va, September L.
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Mobile A letter 10 New York from M"hile, Of the
9Th says The city, whose population IN winter 10 10
Ou0 is reduced TO 5 000 most of the inhabitants
having fed, removing fast as They can All the
courts closed, and business at end. There were
ftg four persons buried who died o yellow lever, within
the thee days preceding The 9th The newspapers being
nearly without hands will hereafter be issued only
week THE Mobile Register Of the 1ih states that
there change for the better; on the contrary,
sickness and gloom appear The increase Most OF the
stores are closed The Posi- Office is not opened in the
sfterno"n the Banks will continue business only two
hours the day. and Of the papers have concluded
10 publish weekly. Our inrce is cut down by sick
ness absence and death, which must account for tie
state of columns Since Sunday. Tie inlerments
number 100: yesterday 23 reported; The day pre-
vinus Is To day, We have had heavy showers and a
fine Sou hery breeze which should lead 10 live
hope their effects likely 10 check the further pro
grass Of disease-and the iniernens up 10 + NJ are
ONLY o.
Neno Orleans Admissions into the Charity Hospital,
from Both Angus, /" 9TH September. I4n of yellow
fever co cured, 90 dead lnternsn,s for week in
Gliding The eth September in various buryinC grour
273-of which, 1919 OF yellow fever On The oth,
the iniermen,s from yellow fever were "a.