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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

ANEcDoTE OF PRESIDENT ADAMS
John Adams. The second President Of the
United States, used tv relate The follow
ipg anecdote:
when | was boy, used to study
Latin grammar; but il was dull and ] hat
ed it. My father was anxious 10 send me
TO coleso, and therefore studied the
srammer I'LL l could stand il no hunger:
and going TO my father, told him J. did
not like slnly, asked for some other en-
Payment. II was opposing his wishes.
aud he was quick in his answer. "Well,
John, If Latin grammer dues not sui sou,
try dlchins; perhaps that will, my mead
nw yonder needs ditch, aud you may
puI by Latin and try that"
This seemed delightful change aud
10 The meadow Invent. But soon [ found
rIlchng harder than Latin, AMI the first
forenoon was The longest [ ever exper-
fenced. That day ate the bread Of la
bor, and glad was | when night came on.
That night made some comparison be-
tween Latin grammar and dilchiug hui
said not word about il. dug next fore
noon. and wanted 10 return 10 Latin al
dinner: bu, it was humiiaiiuS. and could
no, do il. At night, toll conquered pride;
aud, though il was one Of The severesi
trials f ever had in my life, told my
falher that if he chose. | would 80 bark
TO Ealin srammer. He was glad of it,
and il have since gained any dislinc
lion; it has been owing 10 the two days
labor iu Thai aboninsble ditch"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

Couldn't help laughing the other day
at an anecdote Of a man accustomed To
make long prayers, over persuaded guest
greatly against his inclination. to stay tn
breakfast. He prayed aud PRAYED. Till his
impatient guest began seriously TO think
of edsing away quietly aud walked off;
bu, in attempting it waking up the old
mans son. who was asleep in hrs chair.
''lIow soon will your father be lhroush!'
whispered the guest.
"Has he 60, TO the Jews yet" asked the
boy in reply.
No said the other.
wal then he amt haif lhroush?' an.
swered the bay. and compnsed himself
again to his nap. Whereupon the guest
boIted at once.
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Ncw Boarding House.

MFRS. FORD. respectfully informs her
NR friends and the pubic. that she has slaken
Tie second stony over Mr.. J COINS Store. at
Edge6eld Court House. where she has opened
a BOARDING HOUSE. for the acc comn"da-
ton of Permanent ana Transient Boarders.
Her terms for regular boarders. will he $40
per month for boarding and lndging.-$2, per
week for boarding wi,hnnl lndsins.
Gentlemen visiting the Village. can be ac"
cnmrnodated with regular meals. Cat NIL hours Of
the day. and until 10 o'clock. p. NJ at the
low price OF 25 cents per meal.
Nov. 2I. IF IA
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The Rose.

Translated from the Italian by DIR. Dickson
Sweet Rose! all charming rs thou art,
Gu TO the bosom nf the lair
Bu, Iai,hless nymph who holds my heart,
Aud shed tiny sweetest odurs llleie.
There. happy in her smiles, be thou
OF all feel interpreter;
And in soft whispers tell her how
live, love, burn for her.
And when thy head shall langnidly
Upon her sunwy breast decline,
Say Ia her then sweet ruse that l.
Dying. shall WOO IL death like thine
GKnickei buckci.
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Any person procuring I'VE responsible sun
scribers, shall receive the paper Tor one
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f;rstinsertion. and 81 ] for encli continuance:
Those published monthly or quarterly WIZ
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on them, will be continued uutll ordered on'
and charged accordingly.
Communications, post paid. will be prompt
iy and strictly attended to-
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a COMPLIMENT To THE LADIEs.-A
minister short lime ago, held forth 10 his
female auditors in the manner iulnwine:
BE moi proud The our blessed Lord paid
your sex The distinguished honor OF ap
pearing first TO female after The rcsrrec-
linn, for i, was only done that The blessed
tidings might Spread The sooner -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

The other day while a monitor was
hearing a boy say Ills lesson. the follow
ing passage occurred: The wages Of sin
is death. The monitor wishing 10 ee,
the word "wages" ou, by deduction. ask
ed. "Wha, does your father get Satur-
night ;" The boy answered-"lle geIs
drunk"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

A CrTE LANDLoRD.-"ls smoke often.
sve To you! ~ said a landlord, as he took
out his cigar, TO family that had just
moved Into his house. '.Nm al all. sir.
laid the female part of,he household. 81
am glad to hear it," said he, "lor all the
lireplaces here smoke so had thai you will
he bacon before you have inhabited the
premises six weeks"
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For Tax Collector.

Derrick HO.SONBAkE,
sM OODY HARRIS,
F. w. BURT.
b. F. GOUDEY,
JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
WM. l.. PARKS,
.5THEOPHILUS DEAN,
L. A. BROOKS.
s,ROBER.r CLOY,
!. SAMPSON B. MAYS.
slSAAC BOLES.
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Planters HOteI,

CORNER OF CHURCH AND QUEEN STREETS,
Charleston, s. C.
FoRmERLr KEPT BIT CHARLES II MIoT.
EAMES w. LAMKiN & JAMES NJ.
oD HURST having taken the above exien-
sive and we'll known Establishment, solicit the
patronage Of their friends and the public gell'
orally.
Charleston 6. G.. August !. lS49. if 23
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CAN DID \ Il E 5.
For Sheriff.

HUMPHREYS ROULWARE,
THOS. w. .LANHAM,
JOHN HILL,
LEWIS JONES.
IT. J. WHITAKER,
ALFRED MAY.
WESLEY BODlE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

Buny1xG or THE CAplraL: OF Ala
B,MA.-rhe Montgomery Advertiser of
Saturday, says: "As we write. The cramh-
linz. walls are all that remain Of our once
beautiful Capitol. Il was discoverd TO be
On fire yesterday. about, half past one
o'clock. and MI e11ris TO save il prnved
unavailins. by six O'Clock, !, was entire
ly consumed. When we FIRST saw the
smoke, il was issuing from the front por-
ticn, and it is expicabIe how The fire could
have communicated 10 this part of the
building From any o rfe cEimuics i'll tho
Senate of Representative Chambers. and
these were The nearest of those which had
had fire il them; and s,ill it is more DIFF
licuIt To account for it from the incendiary,
as it originated in the ronf Ii is all awful
lispensalon OF Providence. which has
thrnwn gloom and despondeucy over our
eutire community.
1--WE understand that the clerk Of the
Two houses saved all their papers, aud
that The archives. of the Stale, ic the Of
ficers of rhe Governor, Secretary of Stale.
Treasurer and Comptroller, were also alb
savcd. Mnst all the furniture, and the
larger portion, Of The different libraries
were likewise preserved from the flames,
so lhn, The great loss is the building. The
city OF Montgomery will doubtless erect
another. should it be necessity. When
the fire occurred the Sena'e had just adj
jpurned. The House was in session, but
in the confusion, broke up without ad-
journing. 80 that cons'ruclively it is ye.
in session. Both Houses will probably
NEE, in The Churches this morning aud
adjourn over until the inauguration on tho
l7lh, To allow lime for suitable arrange
mcnts TO be made for their accommoda-
ton.
"Siuce wiring the above. we understand
that the Presbyterian church, IogetI'er with
its spaciuus lecture room, hos been ten
dered for the use OF the Legislature"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

! wouldn't marry ali eastern man il !
had To live an old maid all may life ex-
claimed a buxom country la's. why
not!' demanded all asIonished compan.
ion. Because every paper you pick up
contains au account Of the failure of the
eastern males
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26

FRONT AND BREApTn.-A lawyer, the
other day. went iuto one of our barber
shops to procure wig. In taking the di.
mensions of lawyers head, the boy ex-
claimed. Why, how long your heat il,
sir Yes replied our worthy friend,
I'VE lawyers must have long heads The
boy proceeded in his vocaIinn, bur at
length exclaimed. Lord, sir your head
is as thick as il is long. The lawyer
mizzled.
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For Clerk.

5 PETER QGATTLEHUM.
WM. NJ. JOHNSON,
5THOS. G. BACON,
EDMUND PENN.
OLIVER TOWLES,
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From the Dispatch.
The Farmers Song.

TuSE-' Biue-tai'cd Fly"
q, wonld be farmers son,
Full of frclic, life and fmn.'
Iwould be mp dt earl y morn,
A hoeing out The waving corn.
CHORUS.
Boys have fun, don't care,
For fathers gone away.
And then I'd sing some merry tune,
Till heard the dinner horn al nuon,
Then wonld go 10 my 'atherS's col,
And eat my dinner piping hot.
Boys have fun, &c.
Then would work in the field till night,
With pure iueffablc delight
When would drive The cows from the lot,
TO the yard ut the northo my fathers cot.
Boys have fun, &c.
And when the sun had sunk in the west,
And all the birds had gone 10 rest,
I'd 90 to bed to sleep and TO dream,
Of the calves and lambs, and the old OK team
Boys have fun, &c.
When summe- had gone with balnlly breath
And all The pretty flowers were frozcn 10 death
And the bells tnkled merrily over The snow
Then OH u jolly slay.ride wond go!
Boys have fun, &c.
In winter too, I'D GO 10 school.
Aud mind and obey the masters rnle,
Or might feel the force Of the birchen slick
Which would brighten my IDEAS very quick
Boys have fun, &c.
Every Saturday. with my sled I'd go,
A rambling over the beaten snow,
Till got To the top of some hill side,
Then down the bill viii, my sled I'd glide:
Boys have fun, &c.
On Sunday nights Id always go and see
My true love. If there any such should be-
.And I'D walk iIIto the parur, too.
Aud say, "sweet Nancy! how d'ys,4O"
Boys have lunpSc.
Then she would take my grea. coat and hat
Aud we'd sit down together and have Il chat
Then ld talk to her soitlwords of love.
And call her "my sweet pretty dove!"
Boys haye fun, SC.
I'd tell her. too, Of my laIi6s ard my calves
And ask # she woulinl.3lth me so huiyes
Anil s!;e.said the litlle ,s0id d YES, -
-1slf, I'd ssSf II
Boys have fun, &c.
Then we would marry and settle down,
Near to some quiet ant! pleasant town:
There would we live in wisduln's ways.
Aud have luis of fun. The rest Of our days.
Old men have fun, don't cGre
For fathers gone away.
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CODarfneR,ShiD.

VM7E have this day associated will, us. Mr..
Wv j. E. BUCKMASTER. in the trans.
action Of the General Commission and Factor
age Business, which will hereafter he conducted
under the name and style of JErFERs, Corn
RAN g. Co.
JEFFERS d. COTHRAN.
Hamburg, Sept. 10, loI9, If "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
NO. 10.
From the N. 8. picayune.
THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW

| L y
THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW.
In gIancing at The map of the world;
what strange ideas are suggested ~ res
llacIne mind. The pictorial outlines, iq
miniature, of two grand divisions. which
have been conventional y termed The Old
World and the New, present themselves
in striking contrast. But the contrast is
really not found in advantage Of, position,
of climate or ieriIry-it is chiefly found
in The influences whieh diiisreql systems Of
government have exertcd on lhcm, for good
or i'll.
Though lapc,l by The waters of the same
"vasty deep" aud famed by the breeZes
which had sporred in wanlonness over the
wales and !i1e hill tops Of each, yet long
did the great continental divisions of our
earth remain nnknowu To each other. But
ii few centuries have rolled by since those
vast twin-born sister continents. with their
a'lenlan, isles, were formerly introduced
10 each other yIhe enterprisins Genoese
navigator. who. for This purpose, had trust.
ed himself To the wild waves and winds Of
then unIraversed ocean. Al that time
the one continent was overspread with
thrones, principaliIies, and other. emblems
oI irresponsible power. al noas''ne o! 'he'r
science aud their clyl'zat'on, whIle mo
"'hef was covered win uprpned forests
through which the red huner r9amet at
will, and knew no boast hut his prowess in
the chase, and The exhileraIons Of his ,wnr
dance. But, since then, what strange
eVr"'s nave .aNeh psdes e'e'''s Wmcn arc
luiloI meaning 'Q,Imea !Ilslo'ia!, lhe Rnlio-
sopheteand The poli!lfal economist. Mtllie ee.;
iise teW0n theiope SIDE OF thc Ationtlc nave
plingnn tne ma!esiy q me ma q
anu conte NIP ~ pc Y rlyalfy pot
[lase. olsl9Janny ana slotn, ON lness1insr
side 9 lisnly Peeps nave G sne
Issss9slfl ol humaafsgh'' and,nS salsp me !,
f9Nss9 has heen converted q, III inat0grultiul
t7efds' arts, commerce, and .e9terPf;se pave
been losiefed. anu GLORIOUS glorious pyramid ot-
civic prIvIiege,has 9een efectedsAS3lose am
pie base streicnes rom QUE esas. tocssan!o ano-
lher. wh,lstsait;lis parts are cemen'ed to-
gether. by lheEwarnIsblood oil generous
patrlolsn. ~. -,
Encouragedsby the example which Amer
! ica affo,Ie3:1 1hezRIjlIipns of Eurone .iu.s
1fuIFeH. mo Inc divine right % kings
and pronounced i mockery; ;and a chea':s
lhey listened 10 me story ol lhe ploVinciat
hero. our glorious, Washington, who, al The
head of an unframed host, wrought fu! Tor
his country The proud escu'cheon OF Tree
dom and Independence; and at the recital
both hope aud patriotism were aroused.
This was the spirit which moved upon The
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Youth is The season for improvement.
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To obtain refreshing sleep, pu, re-
ccipl for printers bill in your pocket.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-08

THE lsAZETTE.
II issued every Thursday morning, by sam
prRs & DAVIS, in the cisy Of Da, export, at the
following
TERMS:
One copy, one year, payable in advance, $500
Is months, go
I" !" ~ - 800
TO CLUBS.
scopes, one year, $1,000
IL 1900
10 $500
rs 5000
RI TES or .aDJER Using.
One square ne lines) ono insertion, &i,OO
I" each additional Sd
(" !" foi three months 400
six 600
one year 1900
Professional cards (undcr six iines) one year 90
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-29

20 200 cubic feet white plank sock, cubic foot
cubic feet white timber cubfc oo
1900 feet cak plank per 1000 feet board
1900 FEET inch white plank 1000 feet board measure
1900 feet inch with. osk scssds 900 bsad measured
Is feet averaging ~ e half inches
inches and upwards ne top end % he sick They be
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To be @ Than inches At ths small end and clear Of knots
5000 slaves, usual sizes, BY thousand
Class No. 2.
White Pine, (board measure,) By the thousand feet.
5000 et plank stocks, 70 be from IS 20 % feet in length 70
average IS feet in length not 20 be less Than u inches square
1000 isei plank, inches thick ,,... :.
under ~ inches wide
81 ~ SSo feet plank, inches thick
5000 fee, boards finch mick % be Of the BREADTH susqus
hanna pine No. 4, first quality.
boards be Of the usual breadth,
quehanna pine No. !, or hIst quality
Is, feet plank, 2inches thick.
plank inch ck, usual breadth, susquehanna pine No.
2, or second quality.
Class No. 8.
Southern Yellov Pine, BY the cubic foot
STEAMERS
As IS fee, length side i3k nehes and mould IS inches,
beams length side IL inches IA nches
2, 100 cubic feet
FRIGATEs.
10 beams 40 feet in length side Is nchcs mould inches,
$40 cubic feet
10 beams IS feet length Is inches, mould "A inches,
ego cubic feet
beams ~ length to inches inches,
245 cubic feet
10 beams, AZ feet length, mould Is
625 cubic feet
10 beams 40 fee, length side II nches mould is inches,
Sl5 cubic feet
beams y length side II inches mould Is inches,
81 cubic feet
10 beams "A feet length side is nches mould II inches,
$50 cubic feet B.
10 beams u feet in length
$50 cubic feet ,4T
10 beams 40 length inches inches,
500 cubic feet . a'
The above beams to be fine grain yellow pine spring inches
20 900 feet yellow pine plank stock, be fine grain.
Class No.
Southern Yellow Pine, Coy cubic foot.)
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squared according 10 growth Of e
exceeding MN the hce Of the side, squared 10 be
Of the best quality, nom heart shakes wind shakes bad knots
and other The cubea Of the
shall be excluded In the measurement
fhe promscuous tmbers lengths twenty
feet average IS inches and upwards al the toP
have exceeding
Of Sides squared; be Of the best
quality ffee from hea shakes, shakes kno and all
eonai Of the shall BIO excluded
in the measurement.
The above white oak plank stocks and pomcuoas timber
eed October and i March and must have grown
within sikty mles OF the stripped
within twenty days Is ced, and placed clear Of the
ground.
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Class No. 8.
Class No. 8.
Wais Pine Timber. &c., board measured per thousand


feet.
500 feet inch clear pine, well seasoned IL 10 feet
700 feet finch clear white pine IL Is inches wde IL 10 feet
lonU equal quantities - 80, - -.
900 Finch white plne ~ 10 10 inches wide II 10
feet long, equal quantities. ~ = =.
1900 white pine, ~ 70 10 inches wide, IL 70 10
feet long, equal quantities. - ~ - -.
white ~ 10 IA inches wide IL 10 10
long, equal quantities. - =
H. 900 2nc clear white pine IL 10 II inches wide IL 10 10 ce
long, equal quantities. 80 49,, . -. ~.
white pine ~ 10 IA inches wide, IL 70 ~
feet long, equal quantities .
white IL 10 ii inches wde IL 10 10
feet long, equal quantities. 49, %
900 feet inch clear pine, II wide ~ to IL
feet long, equal quantities. - . :. III.
white ~ IA inches wide IL 10 10
long, equal quantities . :.
1000 white 70 IA inches wide IL 10 10
.'il feet long, equal quantities. \.
white IL To Ia inches wide, IL 70 10
feet long, equal quantities. - 1,
10000 white PINE feet and upwards in
length I'm.
10000 white pine "a feet and upwards in
length.
10000 white pine IA feet and upwards in
length. - .
10000 good boards IS feet long, u feet long, a 49,
aud 20 inches wide, equal quantities
1900 understandable Albany plank, per plank #..
1,a0 boards, per board.
No a g
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Class No. 8.
n,.,,,s,iflR liner f0aa.

l,dM do 40 boards, per pouu'
Class No. ..
LignumviiG (per tony
! do. % : - % " inches in diameter.
ia: e 4: 4: Il: i e ss
and a e n s" ns a e %
Class No. 10.
Hickory Bars Uy the bar.)
50 rough hickory 10 fee, inches feet above
rough hickory bars 5X long, square nches
IS rough hickory bars, long, square inches above
100 rough hickory bars fee. long, ~ inches
DRY, free from knots and all other deecH.
.a Cypress (board measurs.)
sS SSS feet &c e ''pfsss Do boards inch a. thick
Black Walnut BOARD measure,) per one hundred feet
200 fee, inch black walnut joist good and dry.
200 feet inch as walnut plank good and dry 70 to 6 feet long
400 feet s inch black walnut plank good and dry 70 io feet
500 feet nh black walnut plank good and dry ia to Is long,
800 feet black plank good dry 10 long
GOO ane black plank, good dry IL long,
100 feet black walnut plank good and dry, i6 long,
100 feet 9 BLACK walnut plank good and dry Il fee.
$50 feet black plank good and dry ls
feet neh black walnut good and dry 10 feet long
400 feet black boards good and dry to
,.o - 80 q inches wide, equal Quantities
NV ico aeA "ahu' ooa'u soou anu y, " 40 enc'
900 feet black walnut vencerS 3 feet long.
Clasc No n
Mahogany board measure,) per one hundred feet
~ e s9 m en aosany - e' long 70 10 inches wide
100 feet finch mahogany long, wide
equal quantities.
~ ,ss SH ,'' long . : inches vide
COO equal quantities. "a q, ,,a,,
wv icc amch oYhy, ~ :" - ioe ois ~ - ~iue'
- equa quanuues. ,o,... -. m. a.. .-.... 10.
o' 'ee emma, ~. ansn,isss ~ ~ " s'' 's' - " "
inch mahogany feetloug, l2 Is
Wide one third 10 inches wde' oneha 2fnenes ~ae'
mahogany 70 feet long quarter IL IS
inches wide one quarter "a inches wde equal quantities
$50 feet inch mahgany 10 TO IA feet long wd
,oo -. equal quantities 80. -. :. IA.
Nv ''' eona aG auanties y :" - ''' 's' =
ooo 6 NJ aa Sach 10 IN IA fret long Is 10 90 INCHES
'se WIDE n sa wne auaau,ss - neH''
too s ..sn,,sS m crotch ve,.et. fac, lopg
100 cubic e hsS sosy in hs log e: than 10 feet
~ Ions % a. ~ ia.hs. sna,, ~ 80 "
long " 70 I" inches e, qu1S
Class No. IL.
Mamie. hoard measure1 D.y one hundred feet.
100 Gao, mani. h., az ana inches. .ou,, ou,,
., &c: s" maple veneer, feet. long, assorted.
II
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