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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
American aud Italian Ladies.

A correspondent Of the \. Y. CONNER.
cial Advertiser, writing from lIaly, says:
I'm passing through Pisa on my way 10
Garrara, met Powers, the sculptor, who
was proceeding To the quarries, to order
marble. Powers, after regarding with
m attentive eve the crowds of fashion
able ladies' traversing the streets Of Pisa.
SAID with much emphasis, " How many
beautiful ladies' YOU have here" "Ah'
replied |, Italy is fall ofthem." | lc.
minded him that the day was ftSfG and
I4he display was. from that circums tance,
such as might naturally be expected. He
then observed that the ladies' of Italy
were indeed truly beautiful and possessed
bus,s CfalmoSt faulllcss PcIGe4tion; but
added he, "lhey lack one thing, and that
is the beauty Of mind which distinguishes
the ladies' Of America
! The studio Of the great sculptor in Flor
euce interested me very much. It's d.
Ivlded imo two apartments, the rough and
the finish. These departments are dis
Iconuectcd from each other and are 'si,ud-
ted on opposite sides of the same street.
/ His own time is chiefly passed ~ the lat
tier. lie accompanied me over lhe way
to show me the former. As soon as |
entered the door saw that he was doing
thriving business, Eve, Calhoun and
/ Washington were all under way together,
and fragments of marble were flying abou,
50 thickIv that expected every moment
some of Ihcm would put my eyes out.
While in Florence formed an ac-
quain,ance with venerable English ar.
list who had passed thirty years in Italy.
! | spoke to him about Powers, and by
way Of accerlainiDg his opinion of this
distinguished sculptor, observed, by
wav of feeIer Powers, believe, is
considered one OF the first Of the Amer.
can scup,ors in Florence" 1.-The frs,
Of the American scuplors in Florence"
exclaimed the old gentleman, drawing
Ihimselfup and looking at me with mark
ed surprise. Why he goes ahead Of
all the scuiplors in Italy" "Thank
, Heaven" continued he, genius is uni
versai; il is neither confined to Italy nor
to Europe--but may be found in the new
world A. well as in the Old. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
Jnd:c:aI PrccegdirgS in California.

A Correspondent of the NC,r- Orleans
Delta thus describes the remarkably free
and easy way in which justice is admin
is,crcd IN California:
Some time in December last, while
Judge-was giving his decision upon
The admissibiiily Of some evidence, one
Of the lawyers rose, and said Your
decision is perfectly ridiculous. You
Just decided The question the other way"
Judgc: Il fine you ten dollars, for i'm
perlinence." COUNSEL: Here is the ten
doliars"-Iat the same time throwing
over the gold piece Of that denomination,
which lodged in his houor's bosom, and
caused him to unJuton before he could
get his Gnc) Some other question soon
after arose, and whist the Judge was Civ
iur his decision with becoming gravity.
the following scene occurred. juror;
" Sheriii-(not wishing TO interrupt the
Jndgcl-go up to the City Hotel, and
bring me down a brandy cocktail, and
one of the best cigars JIdge: " Sir,
had'ntyou better waitunui am through ?'
J2ror: Certainly, I'll wait: bul I'm
most confouudedly thirsty" The juror
lhcn turned round TO Col. Weller, who
was associate counsel for the defence,
when tive following dialogue cnsucd:-
Juror: Colonel, don't YOU know ne (?
I'm from Warren county, Ohio, and Was
TO YOU TWO years ago, by Tom
Colwin, at the PcarI-slrctt Hotel, Gin
ciunari. fused to associate wiih gentle
mcn, when home, but here they pa! me
on their lnlsnaI jurles.' Col. u ::
- Well, we will soon be through with the
caee. and YOU will be relieved" Juror:
- You used to he counted some in the
way Of brar,Gght, in Ohio; and | hope
you VIII give tie lawyers, on TIC other
side, par,icu!ai-, they deserve Il.
CoL II: Oh. no! We g6t along very
peaceabIy. I've just come INTO the case,
and have not yet been able TO determine
under what ialc We are irving IT. Ju-
r0r: " Why, the law Of common Srose
The OILY law worth -- anywhere
In arguing the case before the Jury, ou-
Of the counsel for The defence, after speak
ing Of ne manucr in which California he'd
been acquired, etc, al,udng to lhc vast
number Of Spanish law books produced
on the other side, and eyrIamcd--" hi,
exc in = fine frenzy roll.pg'--" Here,
sir, upon the virgin soil Of California,
with the meridian sun g. Ihe nineteenth
century shining upon Us, arc We to be
governed by authorities printed at Md
rid two hundred years ago, aad rcc.H''y
dug up by some legal anli4u-..-n from
rhe ruins cf ihv Spanish lnqu!si'ion!
VIII you, gentlemen "f the -Jcry. rocog-
ME this a. law :" JUror: 70 stree
--notby a. sight" II IS scare iy
necessary to sly that tic counsel s0op
closed, and tie tcferdameaincd dc suit
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
4 WCrd to IGIEg Men.

Wishing and Styling, iragIn'rs aad
dreaming Ul greatness, SAID H...--.. - 49,
w.. r.. "a. &c YOU great. But canao' q
Young man command his ero-~ics' Re-"
+. ser on decision OF cLaracicr. 'IIa'
book viii tell ,oa wlrl is IN your PH" ~
TO accomplish. You u.uA glrd np Your
lions and 90 10 WORK iii, alll'e indomi'a-
bic energy OF NsPc'eon scaiing t'ie AlPs.
1t is your dury % make Tie most Of line
talents and opportunities. Alfred, King OF
England; though he performed more bu-
siness than any Of his subjects, always
found time 10 tmdy. Franklin, in the
midst Of he labors. had tine ic dive into
the depth. cf Pfi!o'cThy, and 'Eplors an
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
POLITICAL.
PAUSE AND THINK.
BY JOHN s. ADAMS.

Oh! how many souls are sorrowing
IN the sunlit world, to-day,
Because Sin, heavens livery borrowing,
Lcadcth trusting souls astray;
Because men, all thoughtless rushing,
Dance along on ruins brink,
And the voice Of conscience hushing,
viii not for moment think
lis the lack Of thought that bringeth
Man to where there's 10 relief;
'Ts the lack of thought that wringeth
All his inner self with grief.
Would he give moments thinking
Ere his every step is made,
He would not from light be shrinking,
Cropping on in Errors shade
Think, immortal thou art treadng
On a path laid thick with snarcs,
Where thousand fends are spreading
Nets to catch thee unawares.
Pause and think the next step taken
May be that which leads to death:
Rouse thee let thy conscience waken;
List to, heed the word it saith!
Think, ere thou consent to squander
Aught Of time in sinful mirth;
Think, ere thou consent to wander,
Disregarding heayen-winGed truth.
When the wine in beauty shineth,
When the tempter bids thee drink,
Ere to touch thy hand inclinclh,
BE thou cautiCus-pause and think
Think, whatever act thou docst;
Think, whatever word is spoke;
Else the heart Of friends the trucst,
May be, by thee, thougItcss broke
How much grief had been prevented
If imam ne'er had sought to shrink
From the right nought consented
Until he had paused to think!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

unuoJJcn path ofscience. Frederick The
Great. with an empire ~ his direction, in
the mids, O: war, and on the eve of Dat e.
found time to revel IN the charms ol phil
osophv, and feast on the Mxuries Of
science. Napoleon, with Europe at his
disposal, with kings at his ate-chamber.
and at the head of thousands Of men.
whose dcstnies were suspended on his
arbitrary pleasure found time TO converse
with books. And Young men, who are
confined 10 labor or business even twelre'
hours day. may take an hour and a-half
of hat Is left. Tor study, and which wdl
amount to two months IN the course,o' 4
year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

was fras,ed as one of lAc eraudecs of ma
tur2 and aM. She was covered with lau-
rels and Jewels. Bul friends wrote OF her,
..In the miGs, OF these splcndors she only /.
thinks of heI Sweden, and veans for her
friends and her people"
One duykv October nigh, crowds Of
people l,he mos! part, BY their dress,
seeming to belong to the upper class of
society," thrcuged on the shore of the Bal!
tic harbor at Stockholm. AIT looked 20
ward the sea. There was rumor of eX
.pec,ance and pleasure. Hours passed a
way. and crowds slil! gathered and waited
and looked ont eagerly toward the sea.
AT length a brilliant rocket rose ioyfulIy,
far out from the entrance of the harbor,
and was greeted by general buzz on the
shore. "There size comes there she is -
4 large steamer now came laundering on,
making It's triumphant way through the
tlocks of ships and boats living in the har-
Dor, toward the shore of the 'Skcppsbro.
Flashing rockets marked its way in the
dark as il aGvanccd. The crowds on the
shore pressed forward as if to meet it,
/ Now the leviatlian oflhe waters was heard
i,hunderino nearer and nearer, now it re.
Ilen,cd. now again pushed on, foaming and
splashng, now illav still. And there,
on the front of the deck, was seen by the
Ilioht oClamps ana rockets, pale grace
|ful Young woman, with eyes brilliant
with tears. and lips radiant with smiles,
r,,;nc bor L,rtEarcI inC IN her friends
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

ISLAND OF CUBA-Irs PPoUUCTs.-Thc
agricultural and other products Of Cuba
IN 1919, were valued at nearly Sirfy mil.
lions of dOHarS, as follows: garden fruits,
SII,S39,0JO sugar Sl3,G09,924; es.
cullen, vegetables aud fodder. Sc. .O97. .OSO
tobacco, S5,OI2, ,s2"; coffee, c2,2OG,.
1871: Indian corn, 81 ,SSI9S2 charcoal,
3I,15O,IlO; CEDAR mahogany, and other
woods. SI,7Il.I93; molasscs, Sl,4G2,-
72s; other agricultural productions, g..
27s.l75-lotal value agricultural produc-
tons, SOL ,912,2o2. Beef, s3,GO5, 80;
pork, Sl,24G,G5j; eggs, Sl,lGG. $50 /;
birds, ,C11,2I6; mix, S32G, ,O1O; hides
5ISO,2S9; mutton, $4,000. To.
,ai value of the dairy and domestic ami
mal., 37,8I0.2GO; agricultural produc-
tons, sol .972 2O2 grand total, Sj9,79l,.
lG2. The population Is taxed annually
to nearly twcnty-fOur millions Of dollars
by assessments levied upon every species
of industry and amusement. Tie taxes
90 to support an army Of 10000 roop..
and Official, sent from Spain to gorern
the island.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

4 Young man, lsays Sir II, Kane
wanting to sell specDaclcs in LonGon, Pc
titons the corporation 10 allow hIm 10
open a lit lie shop, without paying the
fees Of freedom, and lie is refused. he
goes TO Glasgow, and the corporation re-
fuse him there. He makes acquaintance
with some members Of the university.
who tiud him very in,eIjgenh and per-
nit him to open his shop within their
walls. He does not sell spcCtacIcs and
magic lanterns enough 10 occupy all his
lime; be occupies himself at intervals in
taking asunder and re-mahrg all the ma,
chimes lac can come at. lie finds there
aie hooks on mechanics written III differ
enl languages he borrows dictionary,
and learns those languages To read those
books. The university people wonder
al him, and are fond Of droI ping into his
htIe room in the evenings, To tell HIM
what lhev are doing. aud 10 look 1T the
queer Instruments he constructs. a ma
chine in the university collection wants
'ttpairiug. and II" l. emri"yed. lie
makes new machine. The s;eam-en-
gjue is constructed; and the giant mind
/ of " al stands out before HE woriG--
! thc author OF The industrial supremacy oi
/ lhis country, the herald ot nON force OF
civilization. Bat Was Wait educated
Where WAS hc rduca,ld! AZ h's own
Workshop, and IN de be, / mann, r. Watt
! learned I,3ljn vEcu hc wanted IT iur his
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

E>D, Or EDucATIoN.-"Thc great
ends Of al study, Of al requirement, are
.b..iry and disposition 10 discharge moro
cdcrna.iy cur duliCs Is men and as cili.
zcus. lie who j. not a better bro
,hc5, reigh5ur, friend, and citizen, because
ot Gls superior knowledge, NAV very will
doubt whether Ws knowledge i, really So.
Pcr.or to he ignorance Of the uulci,crcd
many around him"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

\ CRIES O>E.-A stripping. Of somc
'oE'icCa Ecars. "as sitting on the banks
oi % crc,N at low wa'cr, and weeping az if
ac lad Io~. every fl.'nd IN thc WoIlf
Wa Is lhc matter, NY 10y - .Yester-
day. sailuc, u come Up here and caugL,
io'- q! ca"1cs. 5ul some daruca fool cara
along last uigbl End let the bars down. ard
'he water aII run OUT" The ebb ard
'.o" nI he iilcs va, evidently something
new 70 am.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
Yours most truly, 0. {

p. s. | would add a word respecting
those who remain at ShumIa. Some OF
them are really in misery, having Iitte or
nothing on which to su5slst. A letter,
to-day, says:
~ here are now about two hundred OF
these homeless wanderers, wandering a
bout the streets Of Pera, without bread or
employment, sleeping in the streets; even
young men OF college education, officers
IN the Hungarian army, are now blackIn9
shoes in The streets, ana are glad 10 g.
even that employment, saving up tew
paras to 90 10 America! My heart aches
for them. There are see y2tatShum.
la, freung themselves to death and falling
into every wee for the want Of employ.
ment. Most Of them are officers. They
have not even books, and it i only no"
that they are permitted 10 90 beyond tho
walls to shoot game. ~. J. EraoSr
list.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

4
But 10 pass on. They have in their
company chaplain of sheir own, but such
was their precipilancy when fleeing before
the Austrians, that not single Bible could
be found in all their company. Arrange
mcnls were Of course at once set on foot,
by which small supply Of Bibles was
Ipresented to them, and on the Sabbath pre-
vious to their leaving Broosa, March 3lst,
their Easter. they held their own commu-
nion service on room appropriated Tor
tie purpose in the Pasha's palace.
During the time they were here, they
were kept IN a state of suspense, expect,
ing weekly, and towards the last, daily,
tie order of the Sultan for them TO leave
for Ku,aha. Besides, owing TO the I'M
,mense fall of rain and snow (more than
during any previous winter for many
years. they were detained longer than was
intended. At one time the day had been
set, the roads had all been reeonnoltered,
and everything arranged, when 10 on the
Imorniug on which they were to have star
lied, the newly y-talIcn snow lay nearly
foot deep upon the cold ground. Oi
course. under such circumstances, they
could not leave. At length, however, on
the 9Th of April, attended by retnue OF
some 20 or so camcis for baggage, an es-
cort Of some three hundred mounted tan
.ccrs three corrioocs. three " lakhtfavans"
"a species of palankeen borne by two hor-
ses. = drawing of which nav be seen in
Kito's Cvcl. Bib. Lit. under the article
+" Litler."j accompanied by their yarious
auend,m,s, &C.. II Gev started for their city
or rer,ra the snor wb;rh had been rcDre-
.on,,l 70 Them ~ brino the paradise of
As;,
rho La,, was warm and clear. The
uhoIa ci,t, or r was ON the alert to catch
o c;o,,. o( tho n,esing Drocps,ion. The
srcots rLronrb which il was known they
would mss w,s lined with raopr oazcrs
o,.o, Car on, or tive civ l. was noon
,,La,, ,,o nrocoss;o, I.r, tho naIace
rho road ,vh,cb lead bccomc rompara.
,;,,I,. ,,,...IIo I,,, oyar % most drr,ry
,nor,,,i;r,,,s roGinn coyrrcd with frs and
r;,os with horp and there = mos, mi.er-
.,IIo r;II,rn. of Iccr and ,nnd hints aG'ordirc
few or no accommodations especially for
50 numerous = company. The Journey
Ioccupied lust a week. during which taty
were subjected TO all the inconvcuienccs
Of climate and place; haPPiIy, however,
the weather was good. In one instance
: The road was so bad, that their carriages
were under the necessity Of being carried
by the hands of the soldIery for several
rods.
They reached Kutahia on the l2lh,
and took mp their residence IN 'hc barrac Is
they not being able 10 hnd rooms IN Tie
= Town Tor hem. kosSuth IS allowed two
= or three OF The rest rooms IN the barracks,
Count balhany' however has surrccdea
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

begging 10 accompany me. When il was
told me must select, and that few could
accompany me Went and laid the de-
cision before them, and they all, to 4 man,
on their knees, exclaimed, let Us live on
the meanest, anu let rs bear the worst. for
We have borne harpships and can endure
them, but do not let US be separated from
vou.' "Whal could | do ~ said he.
"Thev come, but some of them have only
Sl.25 per month on which 10 subsist.
Others of them have more, and by sha-
ring they all live" They will not leave
their honored kossulh. They look up to
him as our fathers in their darkest hours
looked up to andreyered our Washington.
Noble hearts! may they yet rescue their
country and their now iorsaken homes.
! cannot close without expressing my
strong hope and confidence in my conn
urymen in America, that they will not
long allow this nobIe-hearlcd patriot 10 be
thus in-shalI say ?-ecHc, for surely
such it Is. His cause is most honorable,
and he has not proved himself unworthy;
he was betrayed. and his just and generous
efforts crushed him untime!y.
Yours most truly, .. {.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

y .'ARf'" MI\D.-Dr.'Fraukfiii. talk.
ny oi q tiood OF hes who lgl L&ef a Man.
chcs.e dealer. SAL, "'il.ai hc never sold a
piece oi tape narrower han tis bvn
mimi.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

\ i'asy ai'csi.zcs, II -. San E,,u
'i."o paper. i"r a " icn,a'e help" and ,;r.
shed hef npiire ~I,ti si5teusrpt H., ..
last servant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

Tom, tell the biggest lie You ever told
and III give you glass of cider: A
lie. Why Ineyer told lie II, al i, y life"
= Draw he cidc:, }oy." .''--
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

Pnrehs'er-'' Ar 'hess slp'esfif hsrso ~
at selIsF-dOnr kno~. Try them AID .ee.-:,,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

oD " 81 6ScrilrHcios l.2l m3sc COT.
yersa'lon good. peace s,d good na,ure s,s
he n'osI necessary, tiOlnDs lie mesi Pc
ant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-30

The sclfcomplacency Of our neishbor Of the
Democrat for the last week or two. has been
quite amusing. 10 fathers himself that he not
only publishes . the bes, paper in Orange coun-
~" but Il ready 70 offer premium for "a man
who can read the Marlborough Recorder without
gaping" Well. We are glad II he can reap any
qualification from The comparison; there is, how
ever, great variety in tastes. and some small
portion Of the people may be pleased with pa
per Of different complexion. We are not am
bilious 10 print paper TO he laughed at. Our
desire i rather to impart useful information. and
afford food FOR profitable reflection, that pcrsou
may get up from the perusal Of our paper Q
wiser and better man." We therefore write
only when We have something 10 write about,
and fer the rest Gil up our paper with the best
that We can select We think we have Is many
readers IS the Democrat, and we have no reason
10 think that Ne have not succeeded equally well
in engaging their attention. We are not, how
ever, in a Dragging humor; we prefer that the
mead Of we'll done" shall come from some 9TH
or source.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-30
ARRIyAL.oF THE STEAMER ASIA.
sEyEx BAYS kArxR Fxon EUROPE.
T<LgsspAsd &C. lhs B.ldnoss Sun

T<ifgsspAed fo< lhs Baltimore Sum
New Ysrt, Oct -. 1850.
The steamer Asia arrived here sthalf
past ten o'clock this morning. with LIZ
.yerpooi dates to the l2th instant and
London TO the lib.
ANGST tremendous storm ragged along
the coast of England and Ireland for
three days; the 5th, 9th and 7th. Con-
siderable damage Was doue to shipping.
Denmark and The Duchiss. - The
Schleswig Holstein army attempted TO
take Fraidrishstadt by storm on the 5th.
but were repulsed BY the Danes. after
hombarding during the preceding day.
destroying large block Of houses close
to the road. The town Was attacked
in the evening by two battalions Of in
fantry and . detachment Of ridemen.
After . desperate struggle. in which
both parties must have experienced
very heavy losses. the Danes gave way.
but only to seek cover ofnew entrench-
ments and barbados thrown up in the
middle Of the town. The resistance
which they met with here was so vio-
lent and determined that. notwith-
standing the exhibition Of most brilliant
bravery. the Schleswig Holsteiners
were compelled to retire from the town
at midnight. They afterwards took W
q position, and the conflict was to be
renewed on the following morning.
1t is stated as positive that a detis-
ion. respecting the Holstein question,
has been come to by England, France
! Austria, and the German States, In
favor Of Denmark. and the Duchies viii
be informed that they must refrain frou
hostilities, and await the award Of inter
/ sening parties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-30
SubtrrraDean Lake IN Indiana.-The Frank.

Subttrranean Lake in Indiana.-The Frank
lin Sentinel contains The foIlowing:--
Near The town Of William. burg. Jnhason
county. is what might be called subler.
ranean lake. A gentleman there. in Dig
cling well at'tl,e depth oflhiriy feet. after
passing through FIVE or SIX feet Of blush
earth. though. the earth sounded hollow
as the mauock was driven into il. A
small stick was driven down six or eigh,
inches. and on lis withdrawal stream of
wafer gushed forth five or six feet in
height. The man was immdiaiely drawn
Out, and scarcely had he rearhesi The sur
face when The bottom Of the well burst up
ward. and volume Of water rushed on,
with great force. The waller has disagree
able odor, and is unit Tor any purpose.
Several pieces Of rotten wood were thrown
out. We have these facts from uuques.
,ionable authority
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-30

A Hint to PosimastrrS Postmaster in
the Interior Of Pennsylvania recently had
judgment given agains, HIM Tor the price
of subscription 81 several years 10 dis
iani newspaper, on The plea that he had
net given sufficient legal notice TO the pub
Usher TO stop il, and had continued 10 re-
ceive the numbers for several wears and
sell them for The postage. The msgis-
traie decided that merely returning copy
Of. John Smiths paper, with "stop this"
written on il, without postmark. or other
distinction Of locality. was not sufficient
or legal notice. but ioriffen notice, Nth
name, place, date and reason, must be sent
the publisher, and .srRANKED," tina, j, may
be taken out by him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-30

Commissioners or Tennessee. -
Nathaniel J. Palmer, Esq- Of Milton, has been
appointed by Gov. Trouslale, Of Tennessee, Com
missioner Of that State for the State Of North Ca
rolina, to take the Probate of Deeds, Powers Of
Attorney, and other instruments Of writing to be
used in that State; and also TO take DISPOSITIONS
and Affidavi.s to be read in the Courts Of that
State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-30
The Georgia Convention. Conve,

The Georgia ConVention.-This Conven-
ton promises to be composed Of the
very first men in the State, and will
probably contain more talent than any
body Of men which has ever convened
within its limits. 1t may be we'll. after
all, that it has been called, as it will
!, enable the true men of Georgia to re-
iieve her from the ridiculous position
IN which the last Legislature placed her.
II such shall happily be the result Of
It's deliberations. no one will hail its
acton with great joy than ourselves.
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