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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-19
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Gun AT SUNDowN.---It is we'll known
10 our readers that it is the practice 10
give morning AID evening gun at the
military station at West Point, the reports
of which unless strong northerIy wind
prevails, are plainly heard in this village.
4 few days since, geptlemanHon the
Point, took into his service a veriant son
OF the Emerald Isle. On the first day Of
his service, he was startled by the sound
OF the evening gun, as it rever5erated
through the Highlands, and awakened the
mountains sllmbering echoes, and anx-
lous'y enquired Of his employer The
cause Of the explosion, and was told that
1t was the shutdown gun" "Och,
bless me-" said Pat, and does the sun
make such a divi Of thunder as that
on going down in this counthry?"-Nev
burg Telegraph.
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| y ne lUfufu Oui VI lnn W INTO House hHt
pnched by his wife1 Oh, weak an,
wicked human nuiufel
Gone, Bob, can't you say something
cried The old man what arc YOU star
in at lhere2 You're a pretty boy ain
you2 You can write Ned0rus' dreams
and Ahasuoruses, but devil word car
you soy when your father and mother arc
going out Of The White House. Pshaw
what a Bob
'Father--this--s-- u solemn moment
said Robert, as the three stood on 1he
Threshold Of the front door.
II was solemn moment. On one side
lay the room in the palace; and the other
darkness The front door and red null
Sid ever sobbed Mrs. Tyler, Did
ever think OF this. All h--ahr
'Wait till work my feelings up into
blank verse; exclaimed Bob. 4 feel il
comm daddy; here goes
He extended his hand, and pointed the
lorefinger 10 the White House staircase
The niger with the trunk on his Shout.
der stood grinning by.
Farewell the White House! The spoons of gold,
The dinners and the wnes--a long farewell!
Farewell the drawing room, the platform and the
crown;
Farewell yc ministers in tinsel dccked,
Twenty five thousand dollars--fare THEE.well!
John ylers occupation's gone"
Bob's feelings were TOO much for utter
ance. He burst into tears. Old John FOL
lowed suit, and wept like a child The
beautiful lady was crying like boy de-
Drived OF his top.-The niger who stood
BY, Joined in, o-booing like bull, and
up to he heavens went this Midnight Cry
Bobby cried John, go on with the po-
stry. Bid the Custom houses and the
Post offices, good bye. And then the for
ign missions, and the li;tlo spoils, and
he big spoIs--Oh, oh OH
A mild vssaged man o! about forty five
ears, stood before the Royal family of
he TyIers.
Good evening friends, he said, whats
'our hurry2 Don't be going on my &C
cunt, beg. ] can give you bed in the
White House, if you wish
'He can give us bedp mut,ered Bob.
Mr.. Polk began John
president Polk, if you please, said the
tranger. You must excuse me, my
riend, am pursued by crowd of hun,
ry men. ! must go up stairs and hide
Where's DaIlasY asked John, between
is tears.
'They got him said Polk; rhe office
unters! They pursued US from Cole
lan's-l escaped thro' the darkness of
ne night, but Dallas white hair BETRAYED |
i'm. Even now they are doing him with
ne petitions
And yet, Polk said John, there was
ainFuI pleasure in reading these petit ons, r
deed there was
Good night, friends said Polk. d :
ust COUP stairs and conceal myself
you won't forget the foreign mssion2
led John Honor bright, Polk
A slight ha, ha, ha, was the answer that
'eeted John Tyler. +"
In silence he gathered the arm Of his
lie within his own. I
Come on Bob he said, come on niger
In this style they departed from the
'hite House. First came T
JOHN TYLER AND MRS TYLER
(SobbIng viUlently.) Then came A
BOB.
Ellis hands in his pockets while he sob
d in chorus.) .
Then came
THE Niger WITH THE TRUNK, N
Crying with all his mighty
4 hey stepped over the threshold. They A
t the White House. The darkness OIL
: night received them into its bosom. A
lie l yIer family were no more.
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"There's time for all things" said a
crusly old fellow to his wile.s g I'll be-
Iieve that" answered she in a sharp vine
gar voice, "when you pay for your news
paper" Hit him again, old woman.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-19

TRuE johnson says, the Superiority
of some men is merely local. They are
great because their associates are little.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-19

The HUNTING SHIRT.--The Hunting
Shirt, the emblem Of the Revolution, is
banlshed from The national military, but
still fingers amtng the hunters and pion
GERS of the far West, The national cos
tune, properly so called, was adopted in
the outset Revolution, and was recon-
mended by Washington to his army, in
the mos; eventful period of the War Of
Independence. 1t was tie favorie garb
with many Of the line, particularly tho
gallant Col, Josiah Parker.
When Morgan's RIGemen made prison
ers al the assault in Quebec in 1875, we're
returning to the South to be exchanged,
The British garrsons on the route beneld
with wonder these sons of the mountains
and the forest. Their hardy looks, their
tall athletic forms, their marching always
in Indian file, with the light and noise
less step peculiar to their pursuit of
woodland game but above all to European
eyes, their singular picturesque costume,
be Hunting Shirt, with It's rlngSs, the,
belts, eggins aud nloccasins,
chly worked with Indian ornaments
nd beads and porcupine quilts Of brilliant
nd varied dyes, the tomahawk and knife;
fese, with the we'll known dealh.dealng
flies OF these matchless marksmen,
Ieated IN the European military degree
awe and respect for the Hunting Shirt,
hlch lasted The war OF the revolution
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id Articles OF personal nature, whenever ad
lifted, will be charged at the rate Of Two Dol
LIE for every ten lines, for each insertion, ant
Myment required in advance
The "Sty and Grind-Stone," little
beef Just started at Vicksburg, contains
be following humorous account of the
DEPARTURE OF JOHN TYLER
III FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
q TIE hour had come! 1t wanted two
pinntes of twelve O'Clock at night, and
he Fourth of March was almost born.
10 The splendid drawing room Of the
#hlte House sat man Of some fifty odd
Nears, whose most distinguishing char
aeterlstcs were pair Of watery eyes
nd nose. At short distance, on an
@evated platform, sat handsome lady of
zpme twenly-six, with her face buried in
Her hands. Near her, with one ARM
sanIng on The manteI and his long hair
Battered wildly about his shoulders, stood
u interesting youth with long nose on
Is face, and a volume Of Medorus'
Dream in his hand.
A dim light burning on the centre ia.
He gave lurid ligh, to the scene.
The old man raised b,s beod c,,,obod
|ls hands, and then showed them wildly
bio his breeches pockets.
Must we go?" he cried, rising TO his
set. $50 there's no heIp for us Robert
\ hn you suggest no remedy, nv sonYn
IN Hark! cried Robert. sta rino w;ldly
there's loots,ep on the stairs ii isl
is !--lt is James 4 1T,
|" Mus, leave This throne 2n evcp,;ros
Ia beautiful lady. extending h.r cI,snoJI
@nds 10 heaven. eOh.nhn. Iobn wbeo
Snarried the Pres,aeat did eyor, h;ni,
Il hisi To leave the scene Of nv g,o |
Il tAe drawing room and the throoelN
b.
H. What's the use Of aograva.;n, fol
b." cried John TYLER sr,iding w;,dIv
Png the room. Isn't il enough ', TO
Ia twentv.fve thousand "
stras, without being twitted hv ono,s Ii
6(e7 Isn't il, Bobr'
II. Daddy. il is ., said Pobort i all ,.o I
ern ouielude Of desna;r !. 10 ,ha,
h1sep apainr :" c
"Come in lanes K po-L,, so;a
bhn TYLER. nervino b;msGIr - Gov - 49, Q
hfuI words y '"eso
sThe door, SLOWLY o,e,e5 '
~ ~ uo'l =, s'oW'y oPehed.
pc reodv9,, saij r,cE ,t ua' 81 oas
a rich face was go - ~ ,o'oo' !
lis Almost twer O eloc 49," E ;"o uoJ Dill
h waitin, At de door. '''''"S u"
Sin the hall Won w;II g., :,
President Tylerr said Robert stridinc
rword wild gnity-sGo niooer,
! he negro fled, with toned laugh.
o John advanced TO the side OF The beau.
u .ady As he leaned over her, the
Of his nose touched her forehead.
Come. my DEAR said John. We are Ie
PRESIDENT any moro. There's no use Il
iakIn' on So We have billed the mush |
IN ! 1"' -,
-, ,l'---d pretty muSh! muttered Bob
90 away said Mrs. Tyler. you tc
o% your nose cuts me whenever il g
,ehes my forehead. Do go away m
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An old lady, hearing that her husband
was on The " hung jury" burst Out il
great agony of mind: :" knew If nv
husband ever went to that drafted town.
that internal old Judge would hang him
oh, my poor orphan cbildrenr'
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\ The "Sty and Grind-Stone," little
beel just started al Vicksburg, contains
be following humorous account of the
DEPARTURE OF JOHN TYLER
FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
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viA--. Aiier much reflection, calcula.
ton and Sufficient e-ge,-fuseHr, have grad.
ually brought large portion of the stock in
70 lots and pens, and shall soon have all en-.
closed. | do not believe there is 90 iudi.
Vidual in the State who would not prof, by
tho system, if he had, nevertheless. as |
have, 10 keep up all his fences against his
neighbors. His profits would Of course be
vastly increased il he could dispense with
bis fencing. Has any one ever accurately
cou4ted the cost OF ia,iening hog taken
from the rangel have done il, and have
known others to do II. Il very rarely hap.
pens that the corn he eats will not buy more
pork than be will iurn out. Let QUE hog
breeders try this generally next year. But
We usually give them the run Of the pea field
which saves corn in foueniug, it will be SAID
Let i, be considered whether more time is
not required 10 repair fences annually than
would be ,sktnu up in The gathering the peas
the hog will eat, or in making SO much more
corn. Besides, many hogs die OF eating
peas; nnd when "a, and Wild in the pea.
field, SO tina, they canno, be regularly call.
ed up lc be counted, how many are always
lost by theft As to cattle, admit that iC
We enclose them, We nus. diminish the
numbers some keep, especially IN the loa
country. Be; Of What use 10 Us are OUT
herds Of lean kine, that gre rs LILLE milk
butter or beef Ole well bred and weIl.led
COW or steer il worth rs much, a. ten Of
them. So OF sheep. When, however, large
gangs Of either are kept, they must have
shepherds, and these can keep Ihem from
fields, even we're there no fences.
BdIl have made bic article long enough,
aud viii break q here. have more to
-ay and viii, with your permission, connu
uo The SUI Jec! in another number.
COKE.
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Balm OF Columbia.

ct badness cured certainly and ciFsctnllly'
z The reputation Of an article Is esnbshed'
mol by extensive adgerliog and putting, but by its
known virtue and intrinsic value. Tho course Of
thc PROJECTORS Of tho B1lm Of Columbia" has
becn in accordance with tho above fact They
have oudaaygFsd 10 give 20 the public az afucie,
With which the user would BE- pleased and satla
fed. Il 10 well known 20 those, wi no use tina pre-
yaralI u, that il keeps the aaIr lfan filling out
restores II on bald places IN = wonderful degree
making the hair perfectly soft and glossy and
what Is Of ,4uaI interest, keeps it entirely free
from GandruiI. ia fact a continued use Of il pre-.
vents ctr,IY, aay accumulation Of d4ndrnT--
Sold wan.c.lle ny Conalaek s. Go, n Cortland
$, s. s ... r,.. by y Dtgs harIoge
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East India Hair i

n tOL0RS tie hair and moi thetl I
V the only genuine propafailpp \
lof the hair without inlariaT tho y
used according 70 direction. color aiet
or gray hair the most beantifalsq ~
according 10 The length of lime Win
cd. b. careful and moi pafchatc
the same name, unless y1is Hish
your money. Pull diteeliens aecc
bottle. sold wholesale by Comst
Cortland Street, New York, ana
Oatgs. Charlotte.
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DIR. TAYLGR's
RalSam of EAiyerNOrt.

For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Cafdrrh, Asthma.
Whoopinc Cough, Bronchitis, Lirtr Complaint,
and all Affections Of the IaToat aud Langs.
y0IlIS remedy is invaluable and uncqualled--
u II is purely vegetable and highly mediei.
nal, mild and gentle in its effects upon the sys-
TEN, and being rely free from all mineral pro
duets, by many so Justly feared and dreaded is
perfectly safe, as well as sauiary. From knoNl-
edge OF its properties, and ho wonderful success
which has attended IT, even in difficult aud ag.
grayated cases, for nearly ten years, curing which
II has been in use, The Proprietor feels no hestan.
ey 10 introducing it, and recommending II to all
who unfortunately may have occasion 70 resort 10
some means Of recovery, Physicians not uu're-
qnen;ly It in their practice, aud with the Med.
ieal Faculty generally, ii has met with much
more than ordinary appreciation.
Ccrlhcaies ard testimonials could be furnish
ed IN abundance from the highest and most
spectacle sources 81 rrrsons " DO ether have hceu
greatly relieved by II, OF entirely recovered IRON
affections of the Lungs and Liver, but we insert
only the following.
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED
thereby certify that last August, | was attack.
ed with violent aud proiase hcmorrhaEc rom the
Lungs, severe cough, with the eKpeetoraton OF
much mucous, pain in The head, soreness IN the
chest. and ofhsr distressing symptoms. boueh,
a bottle Of Or. Tayo Baisam Of LiycrHort rom
37j, Bowery, which, under the Blessing Of Prov.
idcnce, gave me immetiato rclicf. Its effect has
been snch in my case, that ! canuo, too highly
praise 1t. CilAS, I. SMITH,
April :, 1913 1853 Iiaery 81, Brooklyn
Fer common Cold and Cough, this is one Of
the very best remedies cyCr discovered
n, b, There il spurious and couuierdit atti.
Gle ahoat, therefore be careful 70 get tbs genuine,
ehch is from 315 RoWsrv, y Y.
LA Fresh supply of tie above Medicine Just
received and iOf sale al the Charlotte Drug Store.
by 3. OATES.
Mn %. 1875. 39,f
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To The EEemhers ortllc Bar.

gQuE EDITOR IF lie INDEPENDENT in.
~ forms The Ter &c The State, that &c has print
el and ready iur sait on iair terms. Forms 81 De-
.7araiions aud other Plcadings, care.nlg prepared
5y . Member of Tie Profession and 6sacyed to be
lcc1tatc These arc printed n 1a.res Ike blank
Nrits aidcaa u d..cl up Uit. aluasi as much
ease g. lhe wits themselves. They haye been
prepared vlth q ylow % facilitate the introduction
oil regular p.,adiass 10 the CouTls Of DE slate.
Eew vii be found list IF the frccedenis
which ar, nov ior sale, and should te members
Of toe profession encourage tie fuaies'i p, he Is
authorized to as that other prccetsa,s vii be
prepared by DE same hand, and every pleading IN
al. The forms Of sct1n commonly used The STATE
si b furnished, ~hich are necessary y make
up complete record.
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Elrcss mi Cnl, .rgMking.

g4Rs. MARY WRIST0N lolorms the public
w that sic - prepared to execute with neat
ness ladies Dresses and Caps. She
viii also Gut and AIT LADIES Dresses. Her
terms viii be reasonable. She hopes by attention
to all orders for the execution OF eJrk to merit
share Of public patronage. Shc can be found at
the residence Of her tather in tie brick house on
the dth square cast Of the Court House.
Etbuqfg Zs, 1915 t26
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.NFSs, GOODS.

JUST RECEfrED
Geniiemen a La WATCHES.
dies Gold Lever
silver do.
Gold Guard & Fob Chains 81 Keys,
Breast Pins AND Finger Rings,
Goidand silver Pencils,
Table aE!a Tea spoons, twarranted.)
German Table and Tea do.
Plated CandlesticitS and castor,
Fine Razors i'm pairs and single
Fine Pocket and Pen Knives,
low Tor CASH.
THO. TROTTER.
MdrcA -, ls45. 24tf
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IN SUMP SIT.

DEcLARKrioas
]. Onecauat for vort, labor and mat ti5ls goods
sold, money ieut, money PAID, moary had aud
sscehec--lnd one e0unt en- an &c -lunt stated
,. One e0uni Oh ptomiss1sg cotc--one count
tor m,ney LEM, had and receWc4-lut one
90 account stated.
Against maaer and cnd0rser Of pfomissory
note.
4. 81 Egccu.or-one count for H1rk, la5or
goods sod, money ienl aud had ard received
-one count on account stated y To plaintiff
as Executor
S. Against acknowledgement conai &c in The
list precedent laying promise u fe.taior-
another count for he same, laylHz premise by
defendant "a Ezecegor--and tltfd count Do
on account stated by d,fndart Executor.
PLEAs: Non assumpsit with notice ol seI I'll, and
Statute Of Liaiuatian.
2 Executor ], time to plead ?, general issue
3. Sal Limi :, folly administered.
RIrLcArI1S
simil,er As to FIST plea and issue tenlefed Oh Stat
DErlNuE
lntNo counts On bailmen. . On dad.ag
Non de,inet-slaf,Iio
CASE
DEcLaRArI9y
l. FOR decct, one count .n frrud8ieH, o&rtsu.
", ana one alleging cteatr
.. Troysr.
pLgasi
Not gadty, STAT Lin.
REPLEVGE
DECLARATION
i. Fo' slave. where rep.oyied aud re.1rliyered
70 plsEtit.
2. Where lbg slaves remain IA del,ndauls pos.
session
PLEAS:
j Non cem ., property IN defendant o. s!ran.
ger reversing plaintiffs property.
RErfJcATIoSi
/. special simiiiter 2, issgc on traverse.
TELSPASS.
DEcLAaarlas:
! FOR assault and battery
Qlare oIausum frcg.t
3 Tor mesne profits
ILEAs;
l. Not guilty, Stat Lin. son assault m0.ter
tnanas sc.
2 No, guilty, stat. lin. license. lib ten.
EJECTMEAT
/ DECLARATIONS!
J. On inc demise.
2 Ga four dr.nises.
GTGcatenen tssirnos 0f obtaining ,he above
Blanks win please make application to Edmund
3. Freeman, Esq, al the Supfcme Court Clerks
Room 10 The Capitol
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ExTRA CHARGES.

III Salcnls are charged only from the time Of
entrance, bal 10 deduc.icn VA. be lte IN either
ACADEMY Tor absences atcfs4fds ua.ess aeea-
stoned BY pr0iracted illness.
81 Board cai be had il rssprc'a5,e families ot
Pupils 81 bo;h SEXES, al 81 95 - pr month.
IIyc5lxfox j. healthy ard beautiful sillage,
Ptogcr5lal ter the rdastfy subriciy and Hcrrity
VI Is citizens, and unerualed, perhaps in it, Re-
igiocs privileges, by any place ~ ,6e state Of tie
same amour. q population.
Liac5lnfyn June -, las. 10
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Fail EsnAiI Notice.

A IL measurement, goods by the South Carroll.
"a IA Rail Road ere reduced 10 - cents pr
cubic foot
r.. MONTGOMERY, 1g,Rt
r S. The Company continue 70 receive and fat.
ward Al goods consigned 10 their care without %.
lay and free Of charge, which affords eltry facl-
ity to goods transported over this Road.
C~,Imbia, MsrcA %. ISIS I'm
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Acoustic Oil for Deafness!

TsIulS really valuable preparation, which has
< cured hundreds Of persons, who used Il nc
cor5ug 10 directions. i f1t sale 10 this place,
Il hos been known 10 cure persons wl1 have been
deaf .Jr years, making thcir sense oi heating -
good as It ever ~as, gtylng entire satisfaction 20
he user. There have been number OF articles
got np t3inlate lhs, and tbe Froprietou must eau.
ton The public aElius, buying any that has not
90, thclt signature on, ConsIock s Co., y Y.
Sold, Wholesale bg C1ma,ork & CO., u Corf.
andt street, New York, and retail ny D. Oates,
Chaflote.
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RUR.sE ECo.ln.nY.

A< Nh
M ---3 IS ::
49, s.
Fro@ the South Caroliaian.
FENcING-No l.
The period has not ye, arrived, when
he absolute want Of timber forces gene.
raj resort 10 some Substitute for feucing.--
y Ia SOM parts Of the State. however, the
Aamoer IS gone, and plank is purchased aud
n,o others i, is becoming scarce, and
~ is required, While every DO.
he time will come when
no more. The common
eTo let The future take
Sheer necessity alone can
improvement in anything
"a ::ur agriculture. The plan.
( genus terrspin, aud can
lmoYe pHli the FIRE is felt
never, therefore, undertake
bend any thing TO planters for
|seif 5shefi; IN future, unless il has also the
strongest claims 10 attention in present..
imagine ,ha; few persons have ever IN.
derakea to count up the cos, Of the feucipg
IN ,hs State, aud compsre i, with the benc,
f, derived. There are probably 2jO,0O0
white persons ia South Carolina, engaged
10 agriculture, making, at the usual average
OF five 10 each 1900 families, owning
each one or more plantations or farms. /
should think there were nearer 100000
than sc, 900 settlements in The State. The
!. length Of lenclug on these places varies
Few, or none, however, have less than half
q mile, while know some whose fences are
IN all over thirty miles in length The
average length canno, be les lhantwo miles
10 each family, Or 100000 miles 10 ,bs
whole State. THIS IS a moderate estimate
believe. Now il requires between eight
aud niue thousand rails TO make goot
fence Of one mile These rails ale worth,
on on average, one dollar hundred, pu,
up. But allowing for fences not good, and
rails put Up a, cheaper rate, Ray safe.
ly estimate the value Of every mile OF ieaee
aiS50. At his ra.e the whole fencing "a
South Carolina is worth $4,000 00o. II
any one should ,hink this high estimate,
let him reflect on all the items, aud also re.
member lha, have not taken iu,o conside.
ration the plauk fences. There are many
thousands Of mites Of such fercing in tie
State, our Of The towns, aud i, costs al Tue
very Least, $500 a ut!o-orten twice as
much.
Now the in,efes, on thus inyesimen, Ct
$1,000 00 in fences, regard as equal 70
$1,000, 900 or 20 per cent. per annum.-
The legal rate Of interest IS seven per cent.
But there Is a sinking of capital il feaces
equal to a! least 10 per cent per anuum.-
A. the end Of FIVE yearp, rail fenses gene
faiiy require 'Afee OF iouf ne" Fa"7' ano 'he
same every o'her year thereafter forever.
Thus The duration Of fence does no' ave
Tsge more than seven years, or al most
seven aud hall, and the annual decay $
fully Is per ceat
Now, for what purpose DO We make .hi.
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