Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-11

ing any slave to escape. punishable b,
Imprisonment. 10 the penilentiary iron
one TO FIVE years. The fifth sec,ior
subjects free negro. or mula,lOe, guilty
Of any Of the above mentioned offences
to confinement in the penitsnsiaty to
from five to- twenty yeass.-Loaisuitls
Journal.
Dog Sehool-The following adser-
tisement fourishes in the columns ol
the Utica Gazette:
/" Henry Winfield wishes to inform
the citizens OF Utica, that he has open-
ed at No. % Post-s,reet a Dog School
where he will teach Dogs to! go er-
rands as correctly as any by ten years
old--to dance as well as the most &C.
complished Dances Wallz, cut 1.-The
Pigeon Wing, to count the number of
persons in the room, also to distinguish
the number and>coior Of persons PIES
ent. Persons wishing to have dogs en-
ter this school, will'please apply imine.
diately, as it is the intention bf M
Winfield, at the end Of one month after
the dogs have entered, to give an ,exhi-
bition. Specimens can be seen at Mr..
Winfeld's residence.
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The ssay to be Happy.-a Cur your
coat according to your cloth" is an old
maxim and q wise one; and Il people
would ouly square their ideas accor-
ding to their circumstances, hoy much
happier might we all be! If we could
come d5#tt u peg;0r9woin our notions.
in accordance with our w,aninp for,nnes'
reach. II is not Hhat ne have. or have
no., which adds OF snb,racts from .,ul our
felicity. II listhe longing for more than
We hsbe. the enyying Of thoses,w;bo pos
'essed that llmore. and the visa 10 ap.
pear in the world Of more consequence
han We really are, which destroy our
peace acc OF mind and. eventually lead 10.
'dIn. tg5;: 10 -.
S -
NatiDe SID. MI. Gregg has exhib..
lied 10 US several very Beautiful speci.: +
1asusso silk ufacsnre, 81 a.yniila 4
A gogsla isls ll sSss dsss
prise Seils. han chiefs pnfsss, and
rs Other articles. an Of an sniiicing
appearance, 4he more NOR :pa.,ieuiaFlv !, so =
from the fact Of their being our own do.
mestie productions. They are to be
seen at MI. = sistore, and are seeH wofs
thy the attention l Of yisiiors.-soataern
1'as1'0h q 55s,.
',.,,'' .. -. -.-'-- - y q
an lrishman being asked what he
.hoaght Oh me hospitality OF MIR. -,
10 whose plantation he had paid a visit,
rePhed-"Ah Thin its himself that
knows how trayt a body dayceat. He
meets one at the door with a tatl cead
S.i'"e iait!d aho sets table before him
That ont does any thing that was. at
o'Rouke's feast or the wedding of Bal
lyporeen. There was a,,yankea along
that said Hoihinp could en;,a,,b nj. co,,on
pin. but be tho noro,o of -. 80"
evce,Ied hw ,,;. I"e,. ',:: " hoo it;was .'
III - Ms H'h "hiSAey, ana 1ditli
~ ven tne;sru'n ne gave us galore of il. !"
Cia you thinkt 10. was pure aslhe
Po'neen you used to get in Ireland, !"
said bis friend. -. S,.4-." ., 81
HSweet!" said the Irisi,nian, ..sw;,eetI
why by the big toe of the o;an, ,b,, Fin
McCouI threw in ures,l;na -. :.
tasted anv, thin, I;bo :, - -, "ese.
J.vs VIZ, ;, "Ao " ~ a'i me oofn
Ia,', Ia was so sweet that l
,'easu rs music IN me throat half an
noaf aither swallowed it, and mighty
llllgant music it was too, devil less
than the meeting Of the wathers. I
thought itleSelf that 9 choice sp;ri,sn
would have been n more annronr;.,e
air.n
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