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UNDRIES.

z 4 Bbls. Ohio Supsriss Flour; O-t 25 Boxes No Brown Soap;
 50 Bull tongue Flow MOulds;
 5000 Lbs assorted Bar Iron;
 30 Sets Wagon and Buggy Boxes;
 Straw Cutters; Grain Cradles {; Hay Forks Rases; Sythe Snaths Brer, Grass and Grain Sythes Iron Wedges; Broad Axes ; OK and Log Chains; Corn Mills; Bench Planes and screws. Received and for sale by March ?, 1850. VIM. B. WAIT.
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THE HOT SPRINGS Or
TAVERN MOUSE
A WR. W& A MT - A


 and Bathing Establishments greatly improved. wnh increased facilities for Bathiag, and bsn,Ovs, as marked attention to tho comfort and happines. of visters. " The limited time intervening since the settler.,, or ihe utle, will not admit of extensive imp,ovs, ments by the commencement of tl,e ensu,nv -. but such alterations and additions e are vv.c,,es Die. VII be found completed by the 6sss of N.,ch next From which period will guarantee "a ,h- public, that they may calculate to ad at the n,,ns Good Table, comfortable lodging and As,h,e. establishments. together with such sonre~. E amusement as can be prepared bya liberal arr.n ditarc and settled determination to give inc r... character, and reRdeT deserving of public ue.rOn. age, The immediate superntendenes Of the Spin,, has been gwen in charge to Mr. T, h. sti,h. un,iI November next, whose experience in thiS Ii,. ,nd great willingness 10 accommodate will with inc eo. alton of the undersigned, i, s confidently sx. pteted. insure entre satisfaction to aH who mav visIt them during the approaching season.
 Inc great curative properties Of these vatera an. foo well established to need single testimonial a my part, to add to their importance
 VII, however, enumcrate for the Information n any who may ehsnee to be Ignorant of their ex treme eticaey, the many diseases in vh,ch ,hsv have proven themselves . specific, and sImas, 2 sovereign remedy.
 First-Chronie oY infsmatory Rheuma,Isu,. in all it's varied forms Mercarial and vsneriai dis eases, embracing their extended catalogae. N.rv. oas affections of every grade Paralysis Eruptiops Of the skin TettsS. with all other impurities of in. blood, including Scroffalous and CareinomacIou. affections. h short, believe H to b. tho received opinion, that he Hot spTiags of Arkansas will renOvate the most threadbare nse, them up in newness Of life, PhGnix.lEke, and arc uns- qualled by any desideratnm in the known world
 sH. M RECTOR.
 Little Rock, Ark, Jan. IS, is50.-7--I9-a.
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OrlNIoNs or rHE PREss.

The Louisville Journal says; "Dr. RogeTss Liv- erwort and Tar moi only gives immediate reliet m Coughs and Colds, but, fFom the testimony of men of the highest standing here and elsewhere, It IS making some very remarkable cures oi ConsumP- tion."
 The Railway Register adds: "We have heard II stated. by persons of great probability, who have used this medicine, that it iS one of the most remarkable medicines oi the aye, for Coughs Colds, Influenza. Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain n the Side and Breast, Splitting of Blood, Whooping Cough and all Lung CoInpIainis, "hch ifnegleced usually termi. nate m Consumption; and the certificates attached 10 the advertisements would seem fully to justify this statement"
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

VI VI o
 Hon. D. T. wIrTER, PRETiDENr, Hon. H. P Pondexier. Rev Wm. Moores, Rev. l.. P. Lively, Rev. B. P Box. I. N. Jones, M. D., MT J. E. San defur, Mir. r. Williamson, Hon J. D. Trimbie, Rev J, Custer, M. D.. Rev. ]. J. Roberts, c. B. Mi,chel, M. D, Mir. w. W. Andrews, Mr. 5. l '. Sauders, MT. H. W. Smith. 7-22-tf
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MAIL ARRANGEME C l. M l. N D.
EAsrEar, via. NoPoleoa.

EAsrERE, via. NoPoteoa. Due. Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. ?, R Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 4, a.
 sourHknx, to WashingtoH and Fuhos Due Wednesday. Friday and sunday. P ID. Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ?. a. n
 WEsYERs, to Vaa Barren and For Smi:a. Due, Wednesday and SaiHrdsy,......... 2, r. fa Leaves, Taeaaay and Friday. 2 a' H'
 NORTHERN, ts BatssriIs. Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.. e, P D Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. D a. m
 To Pine Rtsf aad Columbis- Due, Sunday and Thursday. ........... ,, P "- Leaves, Sunday and Thursday. ......... c. a m
 Reagsn's BIsEs, to A. Francis. Dae, Monday and Thursday. y,..........l.. i2' "' Leaves, Monday and Friday. ......-....,i IT, ~'
 Kindsyhsok, Qsitmaa aad RieA Woods Due, Wednesday,. ,.....................- o' Leaves, 1hursday.... .s..'..-'''''
 To Perryplie, Daasiilt, and Tesaiias'"s,lis, Das. every other Thursday. ........-... I'P Leaves. every other Monday. ..........- Ia Ali mails closed at 6 o'clock, p. ms The offcs will be open one hour slisr he k1ssss ss nail is opeeed and two hours in ths aitefnooe; ." ssnda "M- F. 1o1A
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEpARrMEMr,

The regular course of Lectures in this Institute wilI commence on the lst of November and con tinue until the last oi February. The Anatonicsi Department will be opened and ready 10 receive students by the Ist of October. The Medical De- partment will De under the direction of the following
 Professors:
 z. FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy. R. 5. NEwToS, MD. Professor Oi Surgery H. J. HuLcE, MD, Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Medicine. -- W. BYRD POWELL, MD, Professor of Phisiel.
 ogy, Pathology, Mneralogy and Geology. J. KING. MD, Professor ot Materia Needles,
 Therapeutics and Medical Jarisprudenee. J. MILTON SANDERs, AM, MD, Professor of
 Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 J. A. WILSON, MD, Professor of Obsietercs
 and Diseases ot Women and Children.
 Clinique LeetureTs1. Msdicins-Prof. H. J. HuLcK.
 Surgery-Prof, R. s. NEWTON.
 Aaatomicai DemoRstvator-Z FREEMAN, MD The fees for full course ot lectures amour. to Sl05.
 Each Professors Ticket, $I5. MaTticulators, S5. Demonstrators Fee, $l0. Graduation, x20. Those desiring further information will please address their letters (post paid) to the Desa and students arriving in the city wil please cali hiu al tine Commercial Hotel
 K. s. NEWTON, MD. Desa efhs Faeadty.
 LAW DEPARTMENT,
 Hon. E. w. M. KING, Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Law.
 JoHN DELAYIELD, Professor of Commercial Ju-
 risprudehce.
 TERMs- $50 per session.
 All communications pertaining io this department must be addressed to F.. w. Nj. KING Esq. Memphis, TsnR., Feb. 1850.
 The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, wilI compare favoEshly with the most distinguished ln our conn try. The medical faculty constitutes sn anomaly in this or any other eoantIy-all of them are ectu- re and the best of teachers.
 Those who will contemplate our geographical pos sition, and the extent oi our population, can have no doubt as to the eligibility oi our situation for an enterprise of the kind. As to health. including all seasons of the year, we deny that any Oth1 ey Ass more.
 A common error exists in the minds of many stu- dents relative to the place of studying medicine; those wio intend practicing among the diseases ot the West and South should certainly educate lbem- selves at school hose Facolty aIe practically ae- Quainied with those diseases
 That the public may be g s6ed of the petma- nency Of ihis school, We feel II our duty 10 stale that the Trustees and Faculty form u1il m action, which aaguls well for its future success; and that inc peculia: internal organization winch connects them cannot be interrupted
 E. W. NJ. KING, President ef the MsmPAss insf. Feb. l9. 1850. 7-24
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IRON and STEEL-4,000 lbs flat, round and | square bar Iron: 500 lbs horseshoe lroa: 30 Diamond Flow Moulds:
 80 Cary do. do.
 400 Ibs Spring Steel.
 Feb. l2. VIM. b. WAIT.
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A SAFE and certain cure IoG Consumption Of Athe Lungs, Splitting oi Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain in the Side, Bronchts, Hopping Cough and all Pulmonary affections.
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NEW DKUGS. MEDICINES, PlINTS, OILS AND CHEMICALS.
 GEORGE BOGGS.

Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, Arkansas, ID PEACEFULLY informs the pub ~vHwzA 1C lie, that he has purchased the entire 1 Stock of Dr Geo. C. Tuley, consisting I6Ssa5 oi Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and
 Dye Siutis. enbI scing every article that eS&9 IS usually kept in Drug establishment. His sub "eqne" purchases will be from eastern markets and consist of be best and freshest qualities. He will give his personal attention to purchases, and he hopes hy close attention to business 10 merit por- ton ot public patronage. Prescriptions carefully compounded, and all orders shall receive his imme. date attention. Dec. II, lS49.-7-l4-Iy
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HAYS & CO,

AT ADAMs's OLD STAND, OPPOSITE THE hAAL
 ESTATE BANK, HAVE just received, in addition 10 their sioek oi I1 DRY GOODS, general supply of Famhy Groceries, Liquors, &e., which they ~'ii sell for Cash oniy-bat at CASH PRICES. The s'l'n- ton of purchasers is respectfully soiIesa to u'e" stock and prices. MAy '''
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Cincinnati GOOds,,

TUST RECEIVED, and in store, O 4 I56 lbs. assorted bar Iron; lo69 lbs horse shoe Iron; 5000 lbs, assorted Castings;
 2O boxes Glass, by 10 aud 10 by l2; 00 bundles bar Lead;
 kegs Ky. Rife Powder, superior article barrel COpperas;
 do Saieratus;
 boxes best No 1. Starch; b large sugar Kettles; l2 do Griddies;
 9 pair small Dog Irons; For sale low: Apply to A.JHUTT March 5. 1850. Pc
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GCNs! GUNs!. GuNsl,,

EUSI RECEIVED, and for sale cheap for cash, se fine Douhie and Single barreliei Shot Guns. kih's, flint and percussion gun Locks. &c, &c. at the Gunsmth shop, on Main street where repair ing is done up blue, by II. GRlFFlTHS.
 Nov6. g.
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I the Misses WooD, will be opened for the re- cepton of pupils, both day scholars and bOarders, Monday the 2Sth inst.
 Terms of Board and Tuition.
 FoR THE SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. Day scholars, lst department, fall, or insh-
 ing course, $25 do. 2d department. 20 do. 3d department, It do. 4th department, F French Italian, Spanish and German lan-
 guages, each 20 Singing in choir, N Music, with use of Piano, ? Harp, 5o Guitar, 25 Drawing, l6 A course of lessons in Poonah painting,
 Japan work, inaying of Ebony and Ivo-
 ", and wax flowers, each 10 Hamburgh work, and embroidery also taught An extra charge will be made for washing at the ordinary rates in the city.
 Board, with Calesthenic exercises, at $l0 per month.
 Each boarder will furnish her cot-bed, bedding towels, and table napkins.
 Payments quarterly in advance-no deduction for absence, except in case of sickness.
 By particular request, cass of Boys under 10 years of age, will be received.
 Music will be taught principally on the Logierian system
 REFFREScEs.-Rev. w. Saunders, Col. T. D Merrck, Maj. Lawson
 For any further particulars apply personally, or by letter, post Baid. at this office.
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NWDHuW"a

VIE subscriber. agent for II. Alderman, will
 II continue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep constantly on hand full and we'll assorted stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hardware. Castings, &c. Ne, all of which will be sold low for cash. The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- duce, as beef hides, peltres, beeswax &c.
 Jan !, 1850. JOHN KRAUSE.
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DLOUGHS.-54 54 Peacock Ploughs. Nos, l, ! and 3 | 27 Valley PiouEhs with Gas, Points Nos. & 2.
 Received and for sale by VIM. E. WAIT.
 Jan. l2, 1850.
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EgISsE ! 5 B! SAM

The BcSt Remedy EVef Kh0Wn 10 Man. TNOR Coughs. Asthma. Colds, Group, Bronchitis N Influenza, Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficulty ot Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness ol the Breast or Side, Firs, Stage of Consuption, Sc.
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READ We the undersigned, Druggists and Apothecares in the city of Louisville, Ky. take pleasure in stating. that have been selling John Bull's Extract of SArsapari!la for some lime. and confidently recommend 1t as being good and safe article:
 Lapping & Go J. B Wider & Co.,. Montgomery X Su,cliiie, M. Akin x Co, Wm. Mock, j. W. Gamble Co, J. II Owen. SanI Yenawine, F. W. Kpi-ss. B. Mofsell & Co w. F.. Smith, C. o. Mills, Watts X rhosnas, A. c. Wesiherfoft, Robinson, Peter & Cary. Rupert. LlndiuheIger & Co. Louisville. November 20, lS4S.
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ENLOUR --5O Bhbls. Ohio SupeIhne Flour, just II TeeeivedpeI .Pontiae,'' and for sale by
 Jan. Is. WM. B. WAIT.
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Coon TESTIMONY !--The Ohio State Journal Coln'nbus, Onlo, thus speaks of Bulls SarsaparIla
 ." l. has no Equal! The unprecedented sale o Bpli's Compound Fund Extract of Sarsapapi la in this city. where ii has been introduced the past two months only. with the very gratifying effects produced upon all who have tried it, warrant the assertion that as purGer of the blood IL has no sqnat This is a bold assertion, but it can be sub staHtiated by calling on the agent in thIs ci,y."
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

TTNIIIS Institution, under the charge of Mrs. and
 \ the Misses WooD, will be opened for the re- cepton of pupils, both day scholars and boarders Monday the 2eth inst.
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Bxrrsn TEsTIaoyF--'fhsn was ever offered in fayot of any Medicine from Dr. James NJ Moore: Mr. Joha Bull have no hesitatioG in saying that lbeiieve yor SafsApaIa to be the best article ever manufactured for the cure of Scroiua, Syphilis, and many otLeI catoneoas and Gianduiar i Adechon,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-07

The regular course of Lectures tn this Institute will commence on the lst of November, and cos- tlnoe until the last oi February. The Anatosnicsi Department will be opened and ready 10 receive students by the Ist of October. The Medical De- partment will De under the direction of the following
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World! And that it will cure yon, no matter how long you have been suffering. What Dr. Owen, Druggist and Apotheca of several years standing, says about Bulls SarsaparilIa:
 LOUISVILLE, May Sl, lS4S.
 Mr. John BUu-Dear Si,: have been for a num- Der of years severely afflicted with MrIcuria Headache and dull heavy Pain in my Liver. 1 used almost all ihs remedies of the day, especially the Sarsapafas prepared by different persons. But all 10 little or advantage, until chanced to meet with yours, three bottles of which gave me more rsliei than all the others combined 1 therefore take pleasure in recommending your Safsaparllla to 2 the afflicted community a superior article.
 Very respectfully, J. II. OWEN, Nj. D.
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From Dr. Wm T. Prentss: Ny. Bull; In rcga,d to your SifsapariIa, will say ihat have used it to some extent in Cniancons Affections, ot long s'andng. as Iinea Capctis, Lepra, Prou. Q, Scah- l'', Sfphih'tc, CAchexa, ant in ait di-ess" where the hd'ehllon of cure to consist iu thoous change or notification ot the fluids of the body, "'h eohs'Arfso1r snccess in conjunction wiih ioc al trra'men'. l tnink l wuutd prefer II To any her preparation of SarsAplrila in usr aud any ph, sl- ciah VIII AdmhH' vaiu"upon learning tte suhsiahc, thai eaef into its composition. Respectfully yods,
 ". T. PRENTIss T. b.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-12-07
TERMS.

One Dollar and Fifty Cents for one years sub
scription when paid within three months, Two
dollars if payment is delayed to the close of the
subscription year.
All subscriptions not clearly limited, will be
considered as made for an indefinite time, and
continued till discontinuance is ordered and
all arrearages paid.
advertisements inserted at 10 cents per square
or the first insertion, and 81 l-2 cts. for each
continued insertion. Liberal deductions made
to those advertising by the year.
G58 All Communications should be addressed
to the Publishers post paid
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-12-07
ss,bs2,425 20
As the anrplua Of Funds IN Bank.

As the surplus of Funds in Bank.
The present number of students in the South
Carolina College is one hundred and nnety-fve,
which is as many as can be conveniently accom-
modated The very fonrlshing. condition of the
Institution is high evidence of the confidence
which the public entertain for tho capacity and
fitness Of those to whose especial charge it has
been committed. Annually there leave this abode
of literasrrs and science young men, all strength
ened and improved in moral and intellectual cul-
ture, and many destined fill important stations
insocety. Itssalutary influence on our personal
and social relations and the character of the Com
inonwealth, alone furnishes conclusive reason
fore nlargiug the sphere of its usefulness
Iregrct 20 acquaint you that from feeble health
which incapacitated him from severe bodily OF
mental labour, Col. Preston rendered to the Board
oftrnstees, at their semiannual meeting in May,
his resignation as President oftbe College, which
was accepted by that bosly. During lis adnlio9
istration, CHS Institution hasnot only maintained,
but greatly increased .jta welIdeseryed reputa-
ton. IT, in mental training and advancement, its
graduates ANA pupils will compare fayorably
with other colleges in the Union, in all that re-
late TO moral worth and gentlemanly ,demeanor,
It undoubtedly has no superior, if AN equal.
iarhe Military Academies, continue to merit tho
pnblic support. Although the average number of,
tJadets, at the Institution in Charleston, for the
last year. was ninety, and the discipline is known
to be rigid yet dugiDg that period, order andquiet
prevailed, and to neither expulsion nor suspension,
by way Of punishment, was it found necessary to
resort At the Academy in this place are 28 Ca-
diets. The stu6ies prescribed arc faitbfullypur-
sued, and the guard aud police duties strictlyex
ecuted Tho health of the students for many
years has been pnnterruptedly good With sd
6iticnal accommodations, the number Of Cadets
tnightsoon be proportionably increased.
In view Of The present and future aspect ofour
public affairs, ] am warranted in recommending
tho establishment Of depots for military stores
and instruments Of war at anderson O. H., Spar
tanbrrg @. H., and Marion @, H5and that each
depot bo placed under tho cIssse of a limited
number Of of young men, commanded by q grad
rAte cf the Citadel Academy, whose businessit
shall be to Instruct the guard in all the practical
branches Of the art Of war. This plan, having q
twofold object in view would, independent of!ts
intellectual and moral advantages give security
at all times to the largest section Of tie State and
iDsuro to our entire cotnnsnity political benefits
pf1lo ordinary magnitude, 4,
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Govcrmor,s RIessage.
EXECUTIVE DEpARTMENT,
Columbia, Nov. 26th, 1850
Fellow citizens of the Senate
n,,l Iln,,rI, c,fR ,tnI W.
and House of Representatiyes: 4


., and House of Representatives.: Ri.
In re-assembling to deliberate On the affairs of
the Commonwealth, { am again enabled TO o.
press our deep gratitude to almighty God not
only for the general health of our people, and
their complete exemption from the malady which
has so grieyiously afflicted portions of our com
mon country, but for reasonable supply of the
productsof the earth If, in localities, scarcity
ofbread stufs is to be apprehended, yet, may we
hope, that the entire harvest within our limits,
viii be sufficient for the requirements of The COM
munity. Should the usual quantity for exporta-
tion Of the maii staple crop of the State be not
furnished by the planter, there are grounds for the
belief that its money value will exceed that Of
the last season. ~
The following is n statement of the pnblic debt
viz: per cents issued for the capital ofthe r. r.
Bank rs 4e,f14 80
Randolph stock 1850 90
Revolutionary debt, estimated at 1850 GO
9 per cts, 1889, due in 1850, S,729 81
@ per cts, 1889 1852, 1T5,426 55
8 per cents, 1889, Gre loan form debt,
due in ,f 1853, 47llI1 10
per cts 1899 1899 "domestic 1890 as2ass 49, 3 @ 2s
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s2osl,292 81

II will be perceived that the only debt to be
provided for at an early date. is the per cents,
amounting 10 $l55,426 SO, andpayable on thc LIST
of January, 1852. 80
Since your adjournment, S173,437 80 ofthe
domestic, and 29250 so of the foreign debt has
been cancelled by the Bank besides $3.50 of The
Randolph stock, paid by the Treasury.
The income of the State for the fiscal year ter
minatng on the SOth ofSeptember, was
From Taxes, SS515.SSi 65
Other sources, 28G,9lI %
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08

$1,000 A-' N'A1A = S]AS II y D Z i
las still wi,hholds its allegiance from Mr..
Webster, and is not at all satisfied with his
speech on Monday. I. is particularly Sc
we're on the passage referring TO the capture
of fugitive slaves, and denounces Mr.. Ma
sons bill, which Mr.. Webster supports, as
one, "the bare reading of which causes the
blood of free Massachusetts man TO cur
die in his veins.' 1t says il can have ono
vitality in Massachusetts," and when Mr..
w. shall have conquered the s'strong moral
and religious conviction" against it, he "will
then have conquered, not the preiudices of
Massachusetts, but Massachusetts herself''
In the Massachusetts House, however.
the day after Mr.. Webster's arrival in Bos-
ton, lree-soler offered resolutions concern
ing Mr.. Webser's course, and instructing
him to vote for the Wiimot proviso, Sc
The yeas and nays were taken, and the re-
suit was: For the resolutions, II; against
them, 139. Another vote was taken and
ended thus. For rejection of the resolves,
l22 to AZ.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-08

nenf Of ateefaia .hdge, in the upper dis
srie, Of this STATE, made more reformers in
tina. judicial dis.ric. than any oaher cause ;
HsdNhe election been with the people, they
would have in all probability elected one
equally as competent, and certainly more to
their satisfaction.
Now, my fellow citizens, as ii is admit
tod as fixed fact, tina. you are capable Of
selfgovernmen5 how in the name of COM
mon sense does Planter arrive at the con-
Hclusion that the Judges of our courts will
be soiled in mind, body and soul by COM
& in contact with the sovereign people, that
pvern themselves? And must the
Judges elected by them necessarily be de-
based, merely from association during an
election campaign maintain and take
the broad ground, that you are capable Of
electng all your agents, and that you ought
to insist upon your rights and keep the pow
er in your own hands. Make your agents re-
sponsible Immediately to yourselves, and
you will find that you have better officers,
and more attentive aud capable servants.
But do hope and trust that attachment
to the interests Of all parts of the State will
predominant in the Convention that is to be :;
{for it certainly will be-, and that sectional
and political feelings will give place to the
good Of the whole.
Planter is mistaken in supposing Old
Charles to be an of1ice-seeker | do not
expect to be candidate for any Office :;
kshere are men more capable of filling Offices
at the hands Of the people than myself, and
! am sure, the people have the sagaci,y to
select the most capable. But should ever
be candidate, I will certainly call on Plan
ter for tis vote, as am sure this commune
cation will put him in good humor with
himself, and all the world besides.
so, good old man; how we'll in thee appears
The constant service of this Democratic world
when service sweat for duty not for reed!
Thoa art not for tile fashions of these times
When none will sweat but for promotion
| --i it is not so with thee"
T.ook kindly on me then I cannot bear severity :;
Wy hearts tender, should you charge me rough,
should but weep and answer you with sobbng;
But use me gently, like loving brother,
\And search through all the secrets of my soul''
OLD CHARLES.