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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-17

All these motions of the time, tides that be
token a waxing moon, overflow upon own
land The world at large is reader TO LEI woman
learn and manifest The capacities of her nature
than it was before, and here is a less encountered
field, and ireer air than any where else. And it
ought not to be so VIC ought TO pay for IsabeIa's
Jewels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-17

On 8H1 .1-.T Gay OF June. 1Si5
leave t.lzdbeth-tort: Leave New York:
~ %, sand IL ocack \ NJ AtS 6. and 10: O'Clock - NJ.
Al !, aud 8: O'Clock p. Nj. At 3 and 81 O'Clock f. NJ.
OS SUNDAY, o. SIrNp,r
AZ s. 10 aud u O'Clock y NJ Ats 10 and II. O'Clock A NJ.
Al / q! aud O'Clock P NJ. iAt2 * and s o'clock P NJ
Bound Brook. somervs Eason and Schooiey', Mountain
BY the Eilzahsb-town and Sonsryie Railroad Cars will
leave New-l oc tn 5; o'clock boat III he morning. and In
the O'Clock boats IN tie afternoon.
PASSENGERS from the 81 o'clock boat will leave Sometyile in
STAGES for Eason aud tor Schcoey Mountain rsal
of the cars Al Soinsrrliie.
Passengers for Railway VIII leave New-York in the 10:
O'Clock beat the morning, and IN the o'clock boat in the
afternoon. Fare - Railway p cents
The Horse Car will leave the from, the Union Hotel quar-
Ter Of an hour previous the departs of each boat
All baggage The risk o its owner ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-17

$3.50. For. SALE-A Farm OF 2D acres, situated
.aksS;,n Sm,towu SaiFo; county ml!s from the village
Tot Cqmqsck mes from the rs2a a c5 3a1 bo aIs
c-b and ohsront buildings ali in good orer
GOOD y0nng ochar variety cherry other tIgt
we'll Of good water Ind ci>err re BGn9 mgr tt 10
Is Montgomery street DAVID BRYAN, Brookly .o'
10 L.Llt 1919,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-17

yHrFOR SALE on ENCHANtfE-From !! TO q.
sI 500 acres ol first quality OF ard raii mos. az, r ~
STAT Of Illinois Wi be sold ow Tor cash o. VII Re az sE
changed for other property. Inquire At the Lam
/ frp IC9 anal street. Js2 ''NN''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-17

sa WANTED To PURCHASE-%0,oO0 acres
rs. am, in the State Of Tennessee i'll Henry stewart
80. Montgomery or Dickson Counties CAL al 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-17

sfz-.s,Y DIRECT FOR. NEWPORT AND
J--s.-t.o,.--l 1R0NlDEN gG-Ansin: time TO take
ne Boston. Fare s50, deck fare 81
T, ir,' commodlous and ias5aIIIng steamboat CURTIS
PECh Captain William H. Peek Will leave the Pier side
Catherine Market slip Last Ryerl every Monday, Wednes
day md Friday O'Clock Vi For passage freight in
an at Souh-s;. nm stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-17

." newspapers who publish this advertisement W ts
thrs. times before the first Of july ard stud oa.
of;htir rapes to ,, will b. entitled to payment OF tsI bin
~, hr.-ns lnnr tlrhes the aln9nnt olI ~ a0N
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24
Singnlar Oecurrenee.-R Re .Narria

Singular Occurrcnce.-R RI. .Narringc.
The Mobile Herald says Women are
queer creatures, ana no mistake. On The
:aa2,l Of last month, an elderly ma'ron al,
Glcnn's Falls. in n. York, who had been
living will, her lori and master. Mr.. Jo-
-cph Francis. for The last twcnry-Ihrco
y:ars. took il into her head that she was
not his wife. II appears that tho formcr
marriage was snlcninzed accnrdin: TO The
rites of the Catholic Church, aud At this
la,c day. the wife hogan 10 have qnaltns
Of conscience about the scripiural legality
of the ceremony, anil strenuonsly refused
To share The "Bed and board" Of her liesc
lord .ann,hcr night" until the knot had
been lied "in language she could under
siand." Reduced 10 this alternative, the
,lisconsolaae swain with his old sweetheart
started on foo, through the snow for the
village, distance oftwo miles. where The
ceremony was performed. The wife bride
blrshed, tho acknowledgement lonkcd
tender and saluted her, the clergyman dc.
clucd fee. and the happy couple reruru-
cd homc-ihc lie being cured of al! scru-
pies with regar'i 10 the legality of her title
in "be,I and board aud all the privileges
and pleasures thcrcunto "apper,alniug."
We trust they may enj"y happy "honey-
moon."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

Odd Feiioms.-Thc origin Of lhc order
Of odd fellows is Of antique date. ], was
FRS, established by The Roman soldiers in
camp after the order of the lsracli'es dur
ing the reign Of Nero. tho Roman Em1c-
ror who commenced his reign A. u. %,
4, hich time they ~ese called fellow c'ti-
zens. The name Of old fellow was given
10 this order of men A. ID. 70 by Titus
Caesar, Emperor OF Rome, from their sin-
nu!ari,y OF uolioE and from their knowing
each other by night as well as by day aud
for their fidelity to him and 10 their coun
Try. he net only gave them tho name of
odd fellows, bu, at The Sumo time as q
pledge of friendship, presented :hcm with
a tlispcusa,ion. engraved on a plate Of gold
having The following cmb!ems namely ::
The royal arch OF Titus Cesar. The nrk of
The covenant, the golden cundlcslicks, The
golden tables, tweishing one great ta!en')
Tie sun for n. e., the moons and stars
for v. G., lamb for secretary, the lion
for gnurdiau. the dove for warden. aad the
emblem Of mortality for The e. M.-SPar.
tdnburgh Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

Justice done item. The division had The
privilege Of leaving their sick aud wounded
ID. tic city, who would DO taken care Of nt
the expense Of tho Mexican government.
The Mexicans were TO leave at Texpeuai
;heir artillery, which would be carried 10
Merida, 10 be returned 10 the Mexicans at
the termination Of tho wrr.
Prisoners were 10 be exchanged accord
Ing 10 the laws Of 3aiiuns.
\ body of2,400 Yucatanese. left Meri'
da on the Cd siay,on their way TO Ielchac'
for the purpose Of capturing the hies'can
division, who had NOT complied with terms
Of The capi,ula,ion allowing lhem eight
DAYS TO qui, The territory. Though an
express had been sen, TO Goncra! Anipu-
dia for vessels 10 convey tho division to
Tampico, none bad arrived when The time
allow ed them had expired.
On The Cd instant. an express arrived al
Merida from Campeacby, giving The ~
formation that the Texas s9adrou, COM
mandcd by Commodore Moore. had ar
rive,l safely NJ Campeachy.
On the 9th u',.. they were attacked
during calm. while doubling Point l!ar-
ycv, by the Mexican war steamers Mon
lczuma and Guadalupe, which after a
sharp engagement, we're driven oil, the
Texas vessels warpinS into Tie harbor III
safc'y.-Bec.
Samuel Vine alias James C!audins
Paxton. ono Of the individuals arrested by
Capt. Taylor al the Balize. was re-ex-
nmined yesterday morning by Recorder
| Baldwin, and sentenced to thirty days nm
pr;suunent 10 Ike work huase, upon the
charge Of vagracy.-fbia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

Surgical Operation. learn that an
exceedingly delicate operation was per
formed Al he Hospital in this city on We'd
nesday last. by DR.. P. W. Ellsworth,
surgeon of Hartford. The subject was
sirl eleven years Of age, Of humphreys.
Vile, who was horribly de.hrmed from
hurn which she received when three years
of age. The scar covered tho whole OF
one side Of the neck, extending from The
left ear 10 The middle Of The chin, and again
from the anterior TO the posterior end OF
the collar bone. By the contraction nf the
skin the lower liz was completely turned
out nearly 10 the bottom Of the chin. and
The law was drawn dove to Inc breas: 81
thar The posi';un OF the lower teeth was
hor;zon,ul. DR.. T.. divided The scar and
brought the jaw ana lip up to is proper
position: bul this left large gaping wound
hci, was necessary to liil, and this was
done by cutting snip Of skin large enough
TO anawcr The purpose from the shoulder;
this strip, several inches in length and
breadlh, was not enlirc!y detached, bu'
Was connected q, ono end where il vas
1 t"Itl tleu HiI) kIlcl IHll bNCi tiV 'hS
hcshy substance of course down; and the
wound was them bound up.
The wounI cn the shoulder was care
fully drawn together aud the patient is
doing well! She bore the tedious aud
painful dissection with great for'itudc.
The entire operation we learn was never
per formed in Europe and never before III
New England. II is not unusual TO re-
lease such cunracriOns OF the skin by the
knife; bul Or. aiutcr. Of Philadelphia, first
attempted 10 cover the wound from The
adjoining skia. II has been tried hVe or
six times in the country siuco with sue
cess, and it is believed that The first case
in New England will result satisfactorily.
DR.. Ellsworth has been very successful IN
other delicate operations, and takes high
rank in his profession.-Nt'r Haren Pal
iGdium.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

lTsrieo.-Wc are indebted 10 Mr.. Geo.
b. Crii,endeu, son ofthe Hon. j. J. Crit
terden, one Of the Texian prisoners in
Mexico. who arrived in this city yesterday.
hv way of Havana. IN The steamship Ala
bamn, for The following verbal intelligence:
AIR. Sou,halI, bcarrr Of dispatches 10
MEXICO. arrived oil Vera Cruz " hen MIR.
Cr;,teuden lefi. The Falmouth was in
pon awai,ing The frs, paymcnt OF the
Mexican indemnity. The prevailing OPT
mon I'm Mexico was that the payment
would be eTectuaied. Il is confidently
n, asserted that Gen'l. Waddy Thompson
was determined TO demand his passports
as,,i leave the country in ,hc event of The
non. naymeni OF the frs, iusia!'neni.
IL was also currently asserted thai San-
On Ana would be Invested with the dicia-
rorsl.ip Of Mexico by the Jun;a.
Sixty-two Texian prisoners we're N
Mexico, among whom were Col. Fisher,
tscp. Green, George yun Ness aud Thos.
Bateh. who were Compelled TO work in
,,e s,tec,s. unl exposed 10 every had o.!
rytannical treatment. Very little hopes
Of their release from cnpiiyiiy was eater
,ained by their friends.
aiessss. Dsyia Morsan and George c.
iatct,, two 6f The San Antonio prisoners.
who had escaped fromthc castle Of PcroIe,
ar,iyeI slsp in this city yesterday
'rbe accusation aeaiast Prestlcn, tioas-
,an. Of ss;isl:us aie,ier to Mexico. deciar.
ira. Inc expedition OF Co!onels Green aud
Fisher unau,horiged nnd no; en,itled TO
The bensEiisof tho alief capi,slaiion, was
f.,Iy borne OUT by eviaepce obtained 10
Mesico. and generally beiievej.-N. O.
Bee, SAX iisi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24
Ertenal duplication of Laudanum.--

Ertenal duplication Of Laudanum.--
4 case of death from tho absorption Of
lauianum applied externally, has jus, oc-
Cured in Paris. A young dramatic wri-
ter, NJ. Camille Bernay, whose FIRST at
temp,s had been very favorably spoken o.:
was ordered by his father, who is n ply
sician. TO apply for slight indisposi,inn a
ponllicc on The stomach, on which be was
to let fall few drops Of laudanum. To
assuace tho pain, which was acute, the
patient le, fall not four or FIVE drops. but
The con,cnts Of a whole vial. The effect
was almost instantaneous after the nppli-
cation of tho pouItice.--aniidoles were
applied Immediately, bul NJ. c. Bcruay
died shortly afterwards.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24
NLw oatEAys, May IT,

Latest from Yaeatan.-By agonl!enian
srriyest last evening on board srhooner
Aun jane, four days from Sisa', we have
.bcer, favored eiit the following important
verbal intelligence.
on ihc 4,6 April. The Mexican Army,
eoInposci OF 1850 men, who had been be.
sieeIsg Merida AMI who afterwards had
beeis themselves besiceed niheir camp,
raoitpla,cd 10 the Yucatancse, uader the
soliowins conditions:
rho sleSican division in The ciiy oi
,rexpsuas. under sho command Of General
Malt;as de Ia Penary Baragan. were 10
cvacua,c The territory of.,he state witt, all
,hc bouors Of war. on ihe aext day, lsar-
inc 1l,e;r arms Of infsnry. aud proceed
frc,n Coukas de Baca and from 'hcncs 10
reIehac, where they were TO be embarked
fnr 1,ampicn. eigh, days after their afri.
vsI on board the Mexican transpnrts and
r.sn.ofwar. The officers of tho division
h,yc nror,iscd 20 lay bef,re their govern.
,n,n, q ,ruc statement, Of The spirit aud
yss.,grccs Of the Yuea'anese government
and their Utmost eudeayora to have
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

The Eeaiaer.-Fcr ;ae las, week we have
had sne weather FOR gardening. and working
the crops in the ground, having been boun,i-
fully supplied with rain. The corn and cotton.
which had been suffering from the drought.
begins TO show healthy appearance. and we
haze hope, should we not again be visited
by severe drought. that tie crops IN this
ncisaborhood, although a mouth later than
last year, viii be abundant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24
MISSIONARY NOTICE.

The undersigned viii commence their Mis-
sionary labors
On Saturday before the Is, sabLatl, in July.
at Poin, Pleasant.
On Saturday before the I'd Sabbath in July.
AT Salem.
On Saturday before the Sd Sabbath in July.
al Red Bank.
On Saturday before the 4lh Sabbath in July,
i, Clouds creek.
On Saturday before the 5:h Sabbath in July,
at Bethel.
On Saturday before the Is, Sabbath in Au.
gust. at Rocky creek.
On Saturday before the snd Sabbath in Au-
gust, at Sardis.
On Saturday before the srd Sabbath in Au.
gust. at Lexington.
On Saturday before tho 4,h Sabbath in Au-
gust, q; Clouds creek.
WIN. WATKINS,
r.Nra u nrrrcpcnH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

Il is no sin TO he ugly. but it is rather
inconyenient. Still some men like IL.
Mirabcau was proud Of bis extreme usli-
ness; he valued himself as much on being
the usliest man in France, as on being
the besi orator. He WIS SO ugly that the
bows used 10 stop him in The street and ask
him If his face didn't hurt him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

The Sa- aunnh Georgian says:--" Print
ing by Electricity is said 10 he almost nc
compIished. Mr.. Alexander Balm, ma
live Of Scotland, boldly prociaims that he
can print any number OF copies Of a news
paper at any distance from bis Office, BY
means Of wires elecrro.magHeiized. As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

Ai,mpled Suridc.-P,o'emnies, the l.
,aiar who made an auempt upon the life
of our worthy Mayor. made an effort 10
take his own life in his cell in Moyamen-
slug prison some lime on Monday night or
yesterday morning. When his breakfast
was taken 10 him early yes,crlny. he was
found sitting against the wn!! spcechlcss
!, is supposed that he foand broken knife
blade in The cell. which prolnbly belong
cd 10 some wre!ched being who had nccu'
pied i, before him, with which he opened
one Of The veins Of his urm. aud also stab.
bed himself :, the foot. II appears that
he hal also ~ ido an attempt To hang him
self His coalition and the condition Of
things around him showed thu, he bad lost
considerable quantity Of blood, which pro-
iucci the state nf iasensihii,y in which he
was found. BY The timely application Of
proper rrmedirs lie revived. and is now
considered ont Of danscr.-PhH. q. S.
Gazette, 10Th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

Professor Tieiss.-Thc Temperance Adroeats
of the 18th inst says: 1--WE are happy,o learn
from Drs. Wells and Fair.his attending Phys
cans, ,ha, this gentlemen is doing well, and
hopes are entertained that be will soon be re-
stored TO his former hcaId, and usefulness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

AIR. Bain has inveued clock aud lele-
graph on similar principles, the scicn,iic
are very ready 10 believe goud deal Of
what he says"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24
We ,riA cling 10 Tic Pillars eftae Temple Of
our Liberties. and il Il mast fall. ,ce rsia Perish
amidst thc Ruins"
Foa pRgsyDEsr:
JOHN c. CALHOUN.

Subject TO The deeisioa ofthe Democratic
Republican conrssiion. TO assemble in
May.Is4, as recommended By tse States
efliaryLind. aiiesigan, Ksntueky, Lou
isinrn, Netr Hampshire, Massachusetts.
Aiabama and Mississippi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

u Edward C. Herio,. Esq. of Charleston.
$. c, has been appointed by the Governor Of
Georgia. Commissioner for that State. to takn
acknowledgements Of Deeds, &c, to be used.
or recorded in this State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

Epery Inch Man.-Ths following in
irrsstiag item was furnished 10 the Daily
KenucSian Of the 29,h ulr. by The gentle
man who is taking the census Of Louis-
vile 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

Distressing Suieids.-It becomes orr
painful ,iuty 10 record the death of Master
Francis NJ. Peoples, promising youth of
rs years old, son Of Wm. II. Peoples.
Esq of Perry ccanty. under The follow.
ing distressing circumstances lie lei!
lis flIl.er's residence OF The .I:h inst. with
4 runaway negro, belonging TO Mr. Todd.
WHO rrsides near Waucn:or. aud sorne
stray mules aud u poncy lIavin: under
stood tia, The mules belonging ,"'he Rev.
P. =. Graves of this place, he LEFT them
here (Mr. Graves no! being at lone ntihe
limei and w.nl over Tie r:ver 10 convey
the negro home. which he did, for which
Mr.. Todd paid him $50. Aud Oh! horri-
ble 10 relate he came back hero OH the
jih insi. aud commenced gambling with
some b!achIcss who iufest our town; and
being young and inexperienced. he snon
!osl all his money and gold waici, worth
Is or so dollars. and borrowed some 50
daliars from different persons in town, for
lhu purpose. as he said. of masine change.
which he lost also lie then started. as he
said, 20 go hanis: bn, feeling himself dis-
.rare,i, and unwilling 20 meei his family,
he !oi'rrel along nr,il The 9Th INST. when
nc got up as inr az Dr.. Randnil's At Wood
!awu he horrowed a gun. rs he said. 10
shoe, bird OF squirrel. IN The course Of
few minutes ihn Doctors lamily heard
the gun irr, and after waiting some time
for him 10 return and his failing 10 do so,
they went 10 the place where they heard
the report Of the gun and found him in a
sitting pasture by fence. dead, with hia
brains blown oui-having stuck The hfeech
Of the gun in the srounI and placed the
muzzlc nsain-, his forehead!
We have been rhns particular in giving
i statement Of the harrid affair. hoping
that il may deler others from pursuing the
same course. What n solemn warning TO
The youth of the country Selma (.Aia.)
Free Press, i3h inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

TIl. l.. A,watcr. of Columbia, 5. C.. has
offered reward ofFifty DolInrs, for Pedlar
in Tin Ware. by the name Of John Norton
who, he says, has made his exit, after having
disposed Of the ware, with wagon and horse,
which ar. a. provided Tor him, also a-fne
gold watch, de,nehed lever. Is jewels. the man.
ufac,urers names on the inside cup-Freneb.
Coopec 81 Co., Cornhiii, London, No. 1900.
Norton, is about s feet 6 or 8 inches high, n
native of Albany, N. Y. and a Timer by trada.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

We hope tho candidates in our district will
follow this good example.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

NJ The proprietor ofihe Georgia Journal.
priu,ed a, sIiIledgcviI!c. Geo., hcrns desirous
Of removing to the west. offers 10 dispose oe
,be whole or one-haif Of The establishment
which he states is very profitable one, hav-
;nr circulation Of about 1000, with very
respectable advertising patronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

1liilerism 500 FEARS ago !--MaEhind
have ever been. and perhaps ever Will hc.
liable to :hc fully Of suffering themselves
TO he much Disturbed and troubled about
thinss rar beyond human comprehension
aud many are 81 Ieludrd that they have
the vanity TO pretend they can tell that
which mot the angels nr heaven know.
In Dc Sisrnondi's history uf the Fail ol
the Roman Empire, may he found the
following:
There exists, however. oi The cnd oi
the tenth century. cause which would
ares; our course, even had we intended
tn pursue our narrative hey u, tins IS,
The almost pniversal expectation then en-
rcrtniued. "f the approaching end o' Inc
world. So strong was this belief. that 1t
led The greater part of The contemporary
writers 10 lay down The pen for awhile
silence WIS complete; for historians cared
no, 10 write for pns'erity whose cSis'
icuce was so Doubtful. Pious persons
nhn bad cnlcavogei 10 understand The
Apocalypse. aud 10 determine the time OF
The accompaniment, Of its pre::h"''e'. had
been particularly struck with the twcn-
lie,h chapter where il is announced HAT
after he lapse OF a thousand years, Satan
would I've let loose to deceive the nations:
but that. after ltlle season, Col would
cause u fire TO come down from heaven
aud dcvour him. Tie accomplishment, o!
all lbe awful prophecies contained ~ Tins
book. appeared. therefore. tote At hand:
A .I. 4 Il, tn
he inhicarcd ny the devonrins fire, aud BY
The FIRST rescrrcc'iun Of The dead. The
nearer lhr thousandih year from The birth
OF Christ approached, tho more did panic
terror take pos essnn of every m'nd. ihe
archives IL all countries comta'n 4 great
number Of the charters Of tho tenth CEN
,ury, beginning with these words: ZAP.
prnpinqEne fine randi," As the en'l oI
the world is appfoari,nG) Tbs a.a'osI
universal belief reduuhIed tho let.our o!
religion. opencd the ,eas; liberal homls'
aUd suggested vari"us ncisn: pieiy, by lar
lie greater n'lu.her nf which were dona-
lions 10 The clergy. Of possessions which
The ie,,atnr alicuu'e,l wih"1t regret from
his family. 10 whom Inc universal drs,ruc-
iion Houid render them useless. Others.
how ever. were of a more merii"rion1 na-
ture many enemies were rc'nnciicd
many powerful! men granted full pardon
TO those w hn had been unhappy enough 10
offend them: several even gave liberty 10
their slaves. or melioraicd the condrinn OF
their poor aud hitherto sighted drpen.
tlants."
The ahovc extract was pointed out 10 Us
by Clergyman Of this place. II is ex-
uc.ly like Sliiicrism and shows thar man
kind, upwards Of 6U0 years ago. were rs
easily iinmbuggeI, ns at the present That
they were wrong, every bndy navy can
see aud in all probability after this Mil
leriic generation shall hayc hceu gone as
long as the Milleri;es above spoken of. this
world will be something near n fac smile
of the present time; hra i, matters !mile to
us what il sill hc them as in this sichly
country. none of US have an interest any
thing like that far ahead.
We occasionally hear of simpcrins.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

We occasionally hear of a simpcrins.
douolc.refined young lady, boas'ing that
she never laborei, ani could no, for The
life Of her make a Pudding, as though
ignorance of these matters was mark Of
sen,ilily and leaning toward European
nobility. There can be no greater pro"f
of silly arrogance than such remarks. and
for the especial bcuc6t Of such. we would
kindly infurm them tha, Madame DC Cen
lis supported The family of tho Due DO Or
leans (and among them tho present reign
ing monarch Of France in London, by
The saie of her drawings; one Of the Dutch.
esscs Of the same court maintained herself
aud husband al Batch, BY teaching a mu-
sical schonl, and The Queen herself. kept
her family by spurEed bnnucta. These
examples Of our own eonl country women
would be punistted aud ridicuied as vulgar,
and rude republican models.