The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-02-13

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1899;
March u, thunder, rain and d, .,s koesecs hcsr ri
n,qek gbirds aim ing.
%, % t!l1Idefs "a, frs;st.
April IA, g IS frlst, lssIHdo.
May a, frost waa said Is have S. an sesn.
:" 23 therme mesOeser SO: %, tiisf 80. s,s,
rain and hail. So.
81, q great haiI.storm and much dam.
age done.
| Jane, 3, rain and hail storm. u. ~
| II o, atet s5l lob. 90. So. 18th, do.
so. l2,b, do. 94.
10, ther. gS rain and wind, corn
much injured. II,
IA, iher. 90. %. do 80 to 70.
July 8 and 8, tller. 90. fire pleasant in the
morning.
20, ther. g.
August 10, very great rain, much folder in
jlred:
" 4. q, great rain. sl1s.st Il It'd
Oct. Il. andl2 frost, La rain and hail.
NOV. Is. eat some fine water melons. l
Dec.h, 81, ,s!ee,, oath snow Is i'ia IS
Iseft ei u, between Land 2 O'Clock, p. M.
asG 5tp2.3liit rained. s.esiedsnn then snow
ses HSfl3i edsaat haIfpast g, sun out bright.
sasfs id alta great hail, lsriows rain, thin-
.i,gisEeS and Bghtmng tF.sgG sfit5 %
s'hsgaI 81, sleet, very cold.i Il I
fs;if]SdO a,ii. ns,4;EH ihs. .es&i :ztaYa8Ssisp
Jan; i, sleet very cold night, 9, thcars. ls.
Ifs.sisll lGt q; 26.fss 1jsf3l j III 9tdga1 /;
. = ls, snow, 30, thunderi and lighthipg--
~ warm, for. 2 days. 3I1+t5. 'tGSi
Feb. 2, snow and sleet, Jig, thcr. for several
as,i days go to IA. rain. 90. ther. rs.
willows in'leave, peach blossoms.
March "a snow, 25.sfrosts' str3FG'tsta E.sd
April %, thunder Storm s itaa9aa
May IL, frostssee III, and 10, tgrea, rain
and ireshet. n''s sa,t2
June II several very cold days, high fresh.
cts, 9Th, thcr. 90 18th, ,i,er o.
ri 29lh and 81 do do. .lts@~
July 3to7 fires necessary, therGh
Aug. avery wet month. isS#S sa4
Sept saand Oct. dry mon his, 10 ii fine i; te.
melons, Sept f3.' frost was said {,
| have been seen, Ito 10 h tl,ar. t;2
,Oct. % and 2e, frost and ice. 9th hcaav,
aeE frost. Nov, 8 and 8 eat tigs
Nov. 10, apple trees in. bloom, 25, rain
much wanlel. sf
Dec. 20.,her. so 9th snow, warm ii the
lf. morning. tss
! WasHIaGToNs Farewell AppsE Esq
fhc SENATE has passed Mr.. GAYS resou-
ttoti TO purchase this ever to be yenera;ed
document, which is TO be offered at public
sale on Tuesday next at PHILADELPHIA No
one can doubt the authen,icity OF this ,,.,eu.
ment and, we trust itwil! not pass into foreign
hands, as it is likely there will be grea; com.
petition tor. its possession. Whatever per
tains to Washington is of interest to this
conntry, by far his most lasting monument
should alone possess his relics. Speaking O!
j his manuscripts, the following letter of his,
now in possession Of our consul at Vienna
will De read with pleasure as another eyi.
4 dence Of his dsinterestedness: II f i.
i MOUNT WATSON, Feb'sy 9th, 1850.
4 Dear Sir: sss 5..,, ! .,sy,
i The letters which you did me the honor oI
Writing tn rnu ON tho fiih and 9th last n, ,n,h
came duly to hand; aud their enclosures were
safely delivered 10 my nephew, Busarod
Washington, whohas lately become resident
OF A.exandrla. where and at the courts in its
vicinity he means to establish himself in The
practice OF Inv. No apology, my dear, Sir
on this or any other occasion, was or will he
necessary fnr putting any letter You may
wish to have safely conveyed TO friend in
these parts under cover to me. f.
{ All The political nannuyres which were
calculated to impede. If not prevent the oper.
alton oil the Government. are now brought ts
close until the meeting Of the new Cor ssess
and although the issue Of al the elections is
not known, they are sufficiently displayed tc
authorize a belief that the oppnsers of the
Government have been defeated in aIinos
every instance. Although tho elections ir
this State arc over, it will he some time from
The extent Of it, before the Representatives
TO Congress can be finally announced From
so,yeciare however. it is supposed the Iaajor.
IIty will be fetieralists. ts.8
Some are so sangune a. to believe that
seven out Of ten will be 81; but this. as have
already said, is altogether conjecture and
vague conjecture; for much pains has been
taken. and no ar, left uRessayed, 70 posonthe
mind and alarm the fears of the people into
opposition. Onthe list Of the Electors which
has been published by the Executive authori-
ty OF this State, there appear (as far as j am
acquainted with character of the gentemsn)
eight decided friends TO the new constellation
BE The cause Of The British Kings inMHi's
'o'i@ IL may his sit.mtion CfaIive) NERDS
commiserafion. -hettcr perhaps would il have
beon for has nation, though not for onrs (uh.
der present prospecls), lf;,his even, had hap
pened at the time. ,Doct Franklin, y,u sag
snPposes his 1fyssiys constitution acas e. 81
Hinged teiih Me matddy Under sohich he is notu
iabning.
Mrs. Washington, the M,;or and Fanny
and others under this roof mite in best wish