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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29

ANEcD0rR OF JONI JACOB AsTOR.--"DO yeu
ever trust. Mr. Aslolf inquired Sir. X. Il do
not trust strangers" was the reply, unless they
furnish satisfactory city reference" Then"
quo,h Mr.. H., "the skins have selected must
suffice Tor this time, and paying for the same he
departed. Ia the afternoon OF the same day, Just
before the sailing Of the New Bedford packet,
tha Young trader returned for his lot of iurs.--
Throwing the whole pack on bis back. be left
the store, but had not proceeded dozen yards
from the store. when Mr.. 4. called bis name,
bidding him come back. "Sir," said Mr. A.,
"you may have credit for any amount Of goods
YOU require, provided they are 10 be found in my
store" Boz slammered Mr. h, 81 can give
YOU no city reierences--l am stranger here"
II ask no other recommendation responded the
rich merchant, Ethan that already furnished by
Yourself The nan rho is not ADORE his business
need never hesitate to apply TO JOHN Jacob Aston
for credit Thus commenced trade between
two merchants, which was continued to the mu.
tual advantage oiboth for a long terms Of years.
Mr. X. is now one OF the most eminent capitalists
in New Bedford.
, beng one OF the most skful and experienced
,neers in the u, $. All lite instruments connec-
with the department., have been procured at con.
rable cost, and ofthe best quality.
he Superintendent takes the liberty Of stating that
; now offered S75 per month, Tor competent asss-
Engineers. One his former pupils receives
ii. time, $4,000 per annum. rs Principal Engineer
Railroad now under construction in Kentucky
'hst others OF the same class are receiving IN dill.
NJ parts otthe Y. $, 1000, ], 800, or l,200 year
Assistant Engineers,
The great and RAPID advancement Of our
,le country, and the eagerncss Of our people, for
loring the hidden resources Of the new States and
newly acquired territory, viii give ample scope
ages to cone, To the skill and enterprise Of the
nneer tho Gcologist, the Mincralogist the Sur
pr and the Architect. Young men who have an
iudoio the Mathematical and Phys cal sciences,
havea wide field opened to them for engagiIgin
honorable, a heathiu ind lucrative pursuit Tor
ch tey may .e thoroughly and practically quail.
in a short time, and at small expense, at the
stern Military Institute.
o secure the manifold advantage OF health, econ
:, discipline and mora training, the Faculty Of
inotuton have selected for is permanent loca-
the famous
-C- --c- c?E.- CO.
bted on the Lexington and Maysville turnpiko.24
Ps from the latter place, aud 40 from the former,
bhaticaIly country location, being 10 or y miles
ant from any town orvlllage. The buildings are
Ny new, well constructed for garrison purposes,
ample tor the accommodation of THREE HUN
ED CADETS. This place is unsurpassed for
lealthy atmosphere, pure water and romantic
-''"s'ionably one Of the most eli
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1849-01-27
ir"m TIC Correspondence Of ~. Y. Com 1idrertiscr
Ehe Events OF HeolMc.

ROME, Nov, %, ls4s.
The Pope has actually fed from Rome.
and wilhhuteany cause fors doing, unless
his opposition 10 the free working of the
Constitution which he granted, some time
since. nr.y be, e,consldered a sufficient one.
We have had d repetition, of The Julius
Z Cdesar conspiracy a1d another Bru,as, as,
the Romans call him, has appeared 10 sra
them Of. one whom they regarded rs would-
bctyrant, Signor Rossi, the Pope's4P Pri,ne
Minister. 81 -, -, s-f,ss :. 80, y.
For your better understanding of the
matter, shall give you a few particulars of
what has taken place during The last few
weeks sstsE = - ~ ~.
The determined opposition Of the Pope
to the war Of liberty in Italy has lor some
time been looked upon with much suspicion
BY the Italians, aud aiore particularly by the
Romans, @Who, living near The Court as ii
movements on the part OF the Government.
Minister alter Minister has appeared and
disappearcd; unliltheic have been, think.
Twelve or thirteen changes Of these impor-
tant personages within The Two years ofthe
present Popes pon.iicale. . $ -: * 3 q Il ss::ss
The i'on,iif at last found one 10 his mind
nthe ex-Ambassador of,Frunce. An Ital.
ian BY birth, after various phases in his ca.
/ reef, Rossi arrived ntlhe' honorable dis,inc,
ton of Minister Of Rnblic instruction under
isIao1i Philippe. rom this posiiio he Swas
the re epresenta tatiVg Sof ashe4 french;
Monnfch RIO 1te Court OF Rome, almost i'm
mediaieiy nfier the elevation of the present
Pope. His arrival was looked q ponsas ia.
yorable The cause OF Italian Independence,
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1849-01-27

i ~ rEy,sS hoe h.op nlocod On tho coYn IT., or, &,
nIacs ns I M S,aphons ,vho be ,,aad - he ~. ~
e,,secl, e cl,from f. ~ setvinn vpr'' "A s'o y = 90
mn S,enhens ,ves na ~, &c ,ba q so,,,,orss
mo =, ,., i ,,,a :, NJ CIn,,.o,,,a
copo Sroa,;sa of9 I.s, 1sas.;s,, id;S. ons
nn.b E q s.;,a. A. Jasaa,ad r. :hsnna s ~
E, ,vornt,e G1ie.;sion ] The smnrana GU ] Co..
| soma seam ~ hint & ;ncnmben, IN hin ~
;ns;s, -, = hSt,sr 80 a;,,.a :; - '''. =. "
.Tbe renorI [ ,Has " cn,1rn;,,a a - ,ha .,n,.
corn z, ;,,e!p ,,,;,h n, ~. 'J
lsoin,;ons s,,oaas,ad IN ,ha ',naa,;nn anJ ~
mert;no .f;nsily aJ;o,rnaG - hinnl.n 49, nar. S
a rno,;5na ,an3. ~, aI. Ms S.oshann VI ~ ). .:a.H. 80.
s;ns J;s h.a;nn 80, 1s'... - -. a!ouin M
aa.;ds3 rs.;. 'osu Wy
80 !, ~ = - ssi 8 I.
ss N Z =, :, J, : q M -,
,s 81 20 s;S
se g shs
lsssiL iron. 70 say
shascI
q - Sonlhe 70 wings ass8eii
ne aouse COMMONS oil
ttSof1n carolina nave llss adopted strong
5eSolptions 6y almost an ipna vote:
mere are .7algns 'nnt the resolutions sss.i OF
lSSliginla wiii pc passed;in q similar spirit,
but st there ll are glv!ngs out that the same de-
tgree ot 9nanlinity una VIII not Peryade the
I iooutherh so wings in Congress. Doubls have
oeen expressed about the support which
some ol mem "a mere handlui' we hope')
WI ssve 20 'ie auuress wn.cn nus oeen pre-
psIeu lor the Sonseh'lo!' o. oou'nelh mem I'M.
, sonss.' 70 sa'u oi lnelE enalllela.
1'oI Vi grievances, pu' ieuving ,ne mooe To-
a"u 'heasuies VI leuiess, .ouse MT 'eiief-
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1849-01-27
Il ypJsIlG MUg1G /,
dsasr EttfIe E2oy.


17sr G1ittie Roy.
&facn the evening shadows gather
y 81 'Roana about our quiet hearth, /
Comes c,,r eldest born unto lis,
s&s5 Bending humblysEto the cnrti,
;sss g. ~ Aud with hands enclasped tighty,:,
& Asld with meek eyes raised above,
!. is M Offers nightly, g e. I. I.
20 .hs seasss e saa love sss.
y.
y Bless nnyslittle sister dear;
( While sentsestakc my slumbers,
Bosti,y gaardiaaaansels noar.
& 4 Al Should ndidornng dawn e'cr greet me,
aBcamiIs brightly from the skies,
z Thine The eye oil love to meet me,
In the patl,s Of paradise
! Now glad I" goodnight he gives us,
And he seals il with kiss
Na'igh: "i earthly Sorrows grcvcs us,
In an hour 50 full Of Bliss
Now. arms about him wrc;,hine, .
One fond kiss before lic sleep;
'Soon we l,car his gentle breathing,
In snjrr calm and deep
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atsl 3 I 81;
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
FOR ORDINARY.

The Friends of VIRGIL M. WHITE
announce him as a Candidate for the office
of Ordinary at the ensuing electnn.
We are authorized TO announce EDWARD
PRESLEY, us Candidate for the Office oi
Ordinary at the ensuing election,
We are authorized 10 announce Col.
WILLIAM Fl. MOSS, as Candidate
for the Office Of Ordinary al the ensuing
election.
U The friends of HENRY #. WRIGHT
Esqr., announce him as candidate for the Of
flee of Ordinary Of this District, al the ensuing
election.
We are authorized to announce Maj
w. L. COLEMAN, as a candidate for
Ordinary al The ensuing election.
The friends of HUGH A. NIXON, ESQ.,,
respectfully announce him as Candidate
for The Office Of Ordinary, at the nexl
Election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
From lhc Charleston E5ening Nc,ss.

RULES OF THE CoyRr OF EqUl1Y.-
The lulIuwing additional Rules of prac-
lice, were adopted by The Court OF APP
pcals in Equity at its recent session in
Charleston.
"In The Court Of Appeals in Equity,
January 3lsl, 1919. Ordered that the fol.
lowing be adopted as additional rules oI
praclicc:
"Wherc a party applies for an execG'
lion on a money decree. ho shall comply
with the provisions OF The Act of 1910
relating 10 the enrolemenl Of orders aud
DEGREES; aud tho brief or abstract required
shall be prepared, certified and deposited
with the Register or Commissioner, be
fore he ssus, seals and delivers such ex-
eculiun.
mo application or motion made by let:
ter or mail shall be heard al Chambers
hut The same shall oe made by Counsel in
the case for by other Counsel to whom il
has been eutrustedJ in person:
"When guardian in chief is appointed
and The infant. when over the age Of choice
shall be present, unless under special cir.
cums,ances to be judged OF by tho Chan
cellor."
(sisuedy J. JonNsros.
BENZ. +. DUNKIN.
JAMES ]. CALDWELL.
GEO. w. DARGAN.
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Communications, post paid, will be prompt
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
FOR CLERK.

NJ We are authorised 10 announce
WIN. Nj. JOHNSON, ESQ.,, a candidate
for Clerk CT the District Court of Edselleld
at,he ensuing election.
NJ The friends Of PETER, QUATTLE-
BUM, Esqi.. announce HIN us candidate for
the Office Of Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, of this District. at The ensuing election
We are authorized to announce THOS.
G. BACON, a candidate for re election as
Clerk of The Court, for Edsefield District.
The friends of E.. PENN, announce
him as Candidate for The Office Of Clerk
at the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
FOR. TAX COLLECTOR.

The Friends Of Maj. ISAAC BOLES,
announce him as Candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce Capt.
B.F. GOUEDY, asa candidate for the
Office of Tax Collector, at the ensuing
election. Jan. 2
The Friends of Maj. F. w. BURT, an
nounce him as candidate for Tax Colec-
tor. a, The ensuing election.
The friends Of Col. j. QUATTLEBUM,
announce him as a candidate for Tax Col
lee ;or, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce WIN. l..
PARKS as Candidale:ur Tax Collcc-
Tor, The next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
CAN DID A T E S.
FOR SHERIFF..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TThe friends ofWEsLEY BODIE, Esqr
announce him us Il candidate Tor the Office oi
Sheriff Of this District at the ensuing election
We are authorized 10 announce Capt
HUMPHREY BOULWARE, as Can
didate for Sheriff, at the ensuing electiop'
TThe friends Of. Col. THOS.. w. LAM
HAM announce him as candidate for the
office of Sheriff AT the next election.
UThe friends of Col. JOHN HILL an
nounce him rs candidate for Sheriff OF Edg-
field District at the next election.
% We are authorized 10 announce T. j.
WHITAKER. as a candidate for the Office
of Sheriff. at the ensuing election.
IF The Friends Of ALFRED MAY,
announce him as Candidate for Sheriff,
at the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
:yOSEPEa ABNEY,
ATTORNEY dTLAW.

ATTORNEY AT Law.
gwM7ILL be found in his office at EGgefed
wv Court House, adioiaing Bryan's Brick
Store, on Saturdays, Saledays, and Courts
weeks.
He will attend promptly and strictly to busl-
ness in his profession. r.,
January 10. u ot
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
APPROVED February %, 1910.

GnAslrEvruLE.-We are gralifiod 10
learn that the sale of lots in the village of
Grani,eviIe on Wednesday, last, was well
attended, Tho bidding spirited, and that
every lot that was put up was sold at
prices ranging from SlO0 to S4O5s for fifty
feerIon'Ins on The main street. This
result mss, move highly advantageous 10
the prospscls OF The village, and is an in-
dicaliou of q great and gratifying change
in The mitds Of our people as 10 The value
of enterprises such as has called into e&Is>
lante the village of Grauilcville.
-CharleiP iPn Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
Law Notice.

SEyHE Firm of GRIFFIN & BONHAM: Is
dissolved by mu.ual consent: slhe uniili,
ished business Of the firm will be transacted
with Mr.. Griffin. =.
The undersigned will still practice IN the
Courts of Law s. Equity. Office near Tie
Court House. no>,,,.u
I,nr,yv IN 1910 Pm 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28

Labor and industry, 60 hand in hand
-Idleness and leisure lead 10 wicked
ness, immortality and vice. Down with
all aris,ocracy and nobility, save the no.
bility of true virtue and honest indus
try. Toll, either of the brain or the
hand, is the only true manhood, and the
only true nobility.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28

The Rose is sweetest when it first
opens, and the spikenartl when it dies.
Beauty belongs TO youth and dies with
it: but the odor of piety survives death
aud perfumes The tomb.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28
GENIUS DEFICIENT IN CON-
VERSATION.

The great Peter CornellIe, whose ge-
MUS rcscm5led that Of our Shakespeare,
and who has so forcibly expressed the
sublime sentiments Of the hero, had no.
thing in his exterior that indicated his
genius; on the contrary, his conversation
was so insipid, that it never failed oil
wearying. Nature who lavislcd on him
the gifts of genius, had forgotten to blend
with them he1 more ordinary ones. lie
did not even speak correctly, that LAM
guage Of which he was such master.
When his friends represented 10 him
how much more he might please, by not
dIsdaining to correct these trifes, he
would smile and say, 81 am not the less
Peter Corneille !"
Dcscartcs, whose habits were formed
in solitude and meditatons, was silent in
mixed company; and Thomas describes
lis mind by saying, that he received his
intellectual wealth from nature in solid
bar, but not in current coin; or, as Adj
olson expressed the. same idea, COM
pairing himself to banker, who pos
sessed the wealth of his friends at hons,
though he carried none ofitih his pock-
lai:zer as the iudicious naoralis! Nichols,
one of the Port Royal Society, who
said of "a scintIlant wit: "ie conquers
me in the drawing room, but surrendcrs
to me at discretion on the staircase" !"
Such may say with Themistocles, when
asked 10 play on the flute; 81 cannot
fiddle, but 1 can make little village
great city,"
The deficiencies OF Addison in con-
conversation are we'll known. He pie
served rigid silence among strangers,
but if he was silent, it was the silence Of
meditation. How often at that moment
he labored-at some future Spectator.
The cynical Vaudeville compared Adj
olson, after having passed an evening in
his company, to-a silentsparlor in atie5
wig. It's no shame; for. Addison to re.
rceiveSthe ;censlre 9of Mandesville, he
has only 10 blush When lie calls down
tllatsofa Pope.
ts:s4 H.. C !
and rescmbled. more an ordinary man
than an enchanting poet.
La Funtaine, says La . Bruyere, ap-
pcared coarse, heavy and stupid; he
could not speak or describe whaLhe had
just seen; but when he wrote he was the
very model of poetry.
1t is very easy said humorous oo-
server on LA Fontaine, to be man OF
wit or a fool, bit to be botli, and that
loo in the extreme degree, is indeed adj
mirable, and only to be found in him.
This observation applies to that fine
natural genius, Goldsmith.
Ch uccr was more facetious in his
tales than in his conversalien, and the
Countess Of Pembroke used to rally him
by saying that his silence was more
agreeable than his conversation:
Iso:rates, celebrated for his beautiful
oraloricaI compositions, was Of SO linid
disposition that he never venured 10
speak in public. He compared himself
10 MILESTONE, which will not cut; but
enables others 10 do this for his pro-
productions served as models to others.
Vaucanson was said 10 be as much Of
machine as any he made: :,
Dryden says of himself, "My convcr-
sation is slow, and ull,my humor saturine
and reserved. In short, | am one Of
those who cndeavor to break jcsts in
company or make rcpnrtces:
From lie Charleston E1ening NclsS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28

MAN without womaa would soon de-
generate into brute. Ii is said that
but one sex Of the Lombardy poplar las
been introduced into this country. This
tree, the emblem of the old bachelor,
soonest dies at the top, and grows rag
ged all the way down.-Reu. Beacher.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28

Flo who squin,s abroad, does no, look
slraiSh. al hume.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28

Quo o1nany arts seldom llrrives.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-28

TALE OF A TArL.-"My dear, df6Rl,l
say tale-say narrative" said modest
lady 10 her little son, who was relating
very nice, interesting "sale" he had
just read in the newspaper. While the
little fellow was thinking Of his sad mis-
take The oldho dog walked in shaking
his tail and looking quite familiar at the
boy, when he exclaimed, "Ma, make
Sancho quit shaking his narrative"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-02
nEMncRArIc MEETING IN RANDOLPH.

Ara meeting of the Democrats OF Randolph county,
Virginia, held pursuant 10 notice, met At Beverly
the 27th January, l549-Harrison w. Campbell was
called to the Chair, and Absalom Crawford was ap.
pointed Secretary. The Chairman then addressed the
meeting and explained the object Of said meeting,
which for the purpose Of appointing delegates TO
Convention 10 be held al Blacksmith, ohongalia county,
on the 18th day Of February oappoint suitable person
10 represent us in The next Congress- whereupon tho
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
l. Resolved, That this meeting do approve OF the
holding of the Convention at Blacksvle, In Monongs
liza county on the 18th Of February next, for the pur
pose OF nominating candidate to represent US In the
next Congress- In this the 18th Districts and THIS meet
ing do appoint w. Crawford, Jacob Conrad, Wm. X.
Parsons John Xson and Adam ID. CaplinRer, as dele
gates represent this county in said Convention, with
instructions To support Alexander Newman, OF Ohio
county, rs the first choice of this meeting.
q Resolved That this meeting appoint as alternates
Georgs w. Clutter, and Sherard Clemens, Esqrs., Of
Ohio county with instructions To cast the vote OF this
county for Alexander Newman, OF Ohio county
And the meeting being DESTROYS To express an opinion
upon the proceedings OF the Legislature OF virginia
upon the Hilmot Prociso, adopted the following reso
lutons.
|. Resolved, That this meeting do highly approve
the action taken by the Legislature Of Virginia upon
what IS called the Wilmot Proyls0, and do socmniy
pledge ourselves and sacred honors that when the
time for action shall come, we viii be found on The
side OF the Soulh ready 10 lay down our lives ia de-
fence OF constitutional rights
9. Resolved, That this meeting do hereby tender 10
those members Of the Legislature of Virginia. who
voted for the resolutions offered by Mr. Conway, out
most sincere thanks, and shall say oil them, Wen
done good and faithful servants"
3. Resolved, That the Secretary and Chairman sign
the proceedings, and send copy TO the Editors of the
Richmond Enquirer and Clarksburg Democrat for pub
LEGATION. Nv. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
AssALOh CRAWFORD Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-02
SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALS.

PRrsEsr-Judpes Smith, Field LomdI dnd L<iek
January l5th-Mar1 vs.. Abrahans; affirmed Petite
john vs.. CherauIt submitted on printed argument, h.
Thompson for appellant and Garland for appeIIee Ish
affirmed. Wonacks executor vs.. McAshon, &c ,ph
mitted on printed argument by Taylor for appellan,
10th, reversed.
January l6th-Muire VS.. Temple; reversed. Hal.
kels executor vs. Heskell SC, submitted on printed
arguments by Cooke for appellant and Patton for IN
pellee l7th affirmed. Mnnford vs. Morgan &c: ~.
cued by Morson for appellant, submitted on printed 4,
pume by Spoonrr for appellee; 23d reversed Hrto
W.. Ellis; submitted on printed arguments by Morson
for appellant and Patton for appellee l7th reversed
Sharp; argued by Robinson and Morson for appellant,
and Lyons for appellee; o0th, reversed in par;.
January 9lh-Capron W. Armistead, &C /; argued Nv
Tazewell Taylor for appellant and southa for appel
lee: Goth, affirmed.
Jan'y aUlh-Wliliamson's administrators Vs. Maund,,
administrators argued by 1azewell Taylor for appel
liant and Mcfarland for appellee; 22d, reversed. An
drews vs.. Moseey-Julge Leigh being abs1nf;-argued
by Robinson for appellant aud Bonldin for appellee
oath affirmed.
January Goth, aand (Monday) aud 23rd-Govan ',
Brights administrator and others; argued by YOUNG
and Daniel for appellant and TazsweIl Taylor Gratta2
and Sou.hall for appellee; a5th. affirmed.
January 23d-Mafkham vs.. Fletcher. &c; reversed.
January 2ith-Smhs executor vs.. Smith; argued by
Patton for appellant and ). H. Myers and G. A. Myers
for appellee.
January 25th-Pattrrs0n, &c, w. Branch, &C.; sub
United printed argument by David May for appellant
and argued by Robinson for appellee; a6,h, affirmed
Petersburg Railroad Company Jones; submitted On
printed argument by David May for appellant and ar
gued by Robinson foI appellee; Goth affirmed. B.aach
VI. Steward; submitted printed argument by May
Joynes for appellants; Goth, reversed.
January 26fh and a7th-Bank Of United States vs.
Steinbrrgen, &c: argued by g. N. Johnson for appel
laDts and Ro. /. Brent for apDellees.