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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-01-11
DEPARTMENT oFiHE fNTERiOR.-M
EWINGS REPORr,


THIS first Report from The new Depart
men, Of the interior illustrates al once the
Importance Of that organlz ,linn which has
been made to embrace The varlo Us domestic
a!ilis OF the coualry HI. formerly received
only an accidental supervision from the De.
par,ments IL which they we're aibitrarly at.
iached. The Public Buildings, the Paten,
dice, the Pension, O.lics, PDblic Lands,
Mineral L,nds AID lndsn Affairs. now
grouped together constitute an associa ION
al interest eu,e worthy 10 form a special
ID psflnen,.
The recommendation &C the Secretary for
the establishment, Of an Agricultural Bureau
is sustained by reasons aud Considerations
which eanno, !eil, we should thiuk, TO seccra
70, The suffice, the favorable attention cf Con.
efess. The annual reports from the Patent
Office, for some years past, have Included
great deal Of statistical inlpfmaiion relative
60 The agriculture of the county yet it Is
difficult 10 perceive any real etiinty which
particularly connects The Patent Otliec with
the agricultural inieresi. The fact, hnaev.
ef, that saeb reports have been wei received
by the pubic shows general Disposition
throughout The Union to appreciate che use.
tal aeiiea Of the Government up"n sui 'c,
u such vide aud permanent concern.
The views Of the Report upan te dspo
cal oil the niorral lauas IN Callf.ti,ia are
given with cearaess and vita some miru;c,
ness &c drail. Whatever system may be
determined upon by Congress with rcgaid
- those lands. there was probably never
Gnsefnmen, in tho wofij that mau'ie,ied so
much Indifference as our own concerning lis
HInrraI treasures. Perhaps snh iadrir'r.
ence is M, uauisc. |, matters very htle
VITO they are that dig the gold ia Calif1raia.
II viii aaw into the channels 81 Commerce,
and the thrifty ard the industrious viii IN the
end gnt possessiwa OF q. The establishments
Of a u,, hnwever, ~ California, is a thing
~bch ought to receive Ptonpt atlenl Oh.
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REPORT OF TUE SECRETARY OF TUE
NAVY

There are several points IN The Report says
tie Ba'itm,fe Amcr.cln.' which invite
comaeut. The connection OF the Govern.
menl with individuals aud companies. lor
the parpnsc OF combining the transportation
Of oceaH mails with the payBl service, aud
thus uniting private enterprise and means
With Government expenditure, Is deprecated
by the Secretary as system :fausht
slh mischief TO the Navy. Ii such sys
TEN were 10 be made general; ii the Uhlnn
81 ptnaie Interests With the public service
should become the basis of our naval oIgl.
nlz,tion then. ia Iced, we could concur en-.
iifely u the Secrriar, g views upon the sub.
tec,. As an incidental appeudage, however,
iaour national steam marine, the main body
nt which must always be an iudcpenden, force
under no other con rol but that Of the Gov,
ernmeni. the Introduction Of naval officers on
board Of mli steamers, under specified con.
tracts with The GovefDmen, by which such
steamers might be used for The pubic service
~ eases Of eSigencv, would seem 10 present
advantages enough Ia outweigh all contingent
incon,euiencies. The terms &c such contracts
sagbI 10 be clesr, spccti, and precise ard
'he enforcement Of them sheuld be ngid to
the utmost.
snu' fits, class steamers are now 10 pro.
cess of construction tur the Government. -
Two will he ready or sea before the spring
Is over, aud the other two, curing tho sum.
n'er. This increase 10 our naval steam
ioiee is impcfauveiy called for. We may
hope that further accessi0ns will BE- made
u will not do TO lag behind other nations in
this particular whea the efficiency Of steam.
efs Tor purposes Of war is becoming so gene.
Tally appreciated.
The Secretary speaks iavoraby of the Ma.
Val School at Annapolis, aud recommends i,
10 The fostering cate of Congress. II should
be made the Twin Of the Military Academy
oil West Poini--that noble nstulion which
mas dane so much for the cultivation Of mil.
vary science among our officers in tho Ar.
my aud Tor the high efficiency Of tia, branch
Of the service.
REPORT OF TINE SECRETARY OF WAR.
The present strength Of the Army is less
.han the oiganiz,tion provided by law. Of
!2oo regular troops IN California since The
M Of January, the descriions within The first
eight months have equalcd two ii0hs or ,ha,
nu.nber
The Secretary recommends tina, bounty
ne allowed 10 each recruit enlisted at or near
1on'ier or lcmoic stations, especially IN Csli.
'ofnsa, Oregon and New Mexico, equal to
'he cost Of iranspo ting and suLsisling a Ic.
eta'1 from tho general depot to the place Of
enlistment; the bounty ~ DO divided into 10.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-21

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10000 Persons
ENrlstLy ARD frRMAtIHrLY CURED,

i.,iuiuy s .v-. ri,.s-, -ui cutu,ri- afn'' ~hi'h
l-,s. uuri 81 Of i-Aes Who ats l'cul-tiN 'uh
jsci ir \r.tnn. "niiar.'s hH,s h.-n
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-02-21
Nrlpl Nlnr CLOTHING.

+ r,rr, ,f-.rt..l 'n, ln att.u"n to 'hTlr
l.ru-r -. t.. Murh th'y rnlure 3" .al
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
0OCbtt0it ltttO SrmScr,
@erfertissr unc tSdnbIer in
Stiefelm, ScDu6en, Sii< g !
ten unO 8appen. -

Sn Dem neunjebnten Sabrbunoert-N
Dem alter BON ma9nstifben Sele9rapben, Oampt'
fdffen, SOfonlotiueu, ETC., mo aIle Qrten 9eIbdtte
auf bic idneqfe Beiie psrridtet weroen, ptb es fir
SanbeIsIeute notbwenci9, ni6t Gdnssr sncrme 9rOs
fite Su forbrn, fonorrn Su einem iOIden @rao Su
rebujren, bae elm fdnslIer 8erfauf ibrsr @hter Sc.
idert uno caburd bic un;uIin9li6fet ces 9eforber'
ten Yrofits i'm 8erfaufe burb bic 9rOBe Suantitat
aufgematbt wttb gia6 biefem 9lane 9ecenfen mir
su banesIn. g8ir wercen unfere 9hter 70 WCblfeiI
perfaufen, co6 es ieceu &dufer eritaunen miro.
Gini9e Der preife fteben wie fOI9t:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
lesr tlnO iiberleae |!
9Spn Der Gfnifcrnifs ann 0idlti

-, Sle unerf6riebensn fino Serfertissr pom perbsf'
letten pune Del eompen, wd rlntirt Sufrieoenbet Su
9eoen tn SoI9eeo6 iib Der inners @plinber bis gang
0Inunter telebt an Den du6etn anIe9t uno fcmit am
otsnnpuhtte re9elmdbi9 futtert, weourd prurfa6t
m'ro oaB oe Sampe oie bednoser uno belIer brennt,
S9ne 9etu@ oocr &oub, uno Spar NIT bnfeIben
Suanttat pne Del, ais ourb iraeno cine onoere
Sampe I'm Wartt perbroubt wirb. sic linb cinfady
IN lbrer Struftur uno leibt in Sronuna ,u balten,
aber babel etne 3eroe fur iraenb cine S>oIe. Stobr,
ooer no lie btngetban Wetben lilies mas mir
forocrn. 1T. Elm Scrfu6 nit bcuIclbeu ~ madbeu
uno feIbl! su urtbeien.
Cine atI9emeines Enforcement neue Stpls @ontev.
bras, 0au Saterneu, parlor Stauo 9ampen, SuIpsn.
oin9 9ampen, Sanep uno einfate SdmaI,, Wius
Del, uno Sluio eamper. bon alIen @r6een uuo
Patterns, &rOnlcudter (@banoeers), penoums uno
Seihampen. werbsn auf bic fiirSsife SefelIuns an
berab9siseten prsfcn pafertigt, unc oaIIen, Rr1sn
uno ancere 9rr be pIdee ebeut.
Gin aro6es Q0ortement BON Stub, @las unb
Britannia eampen fir 6aussebraueb sperben Hets
auf Sano 9ebaIten fowie eampen9Idier, metalIne,
papierne uno 9ldferne Stattirun9en (shadeS),
gampenwie9en pon eoer Qrt melIingene uno Sri.
tannia SopS uno Sbrauben um an ale 1rfen BON
gIasIampen, pbcssene @asrobren, etc., Supai1en.
Sdnplcr ipcrbcn au Nianufafturs lrciicn DeriOrot.
Cine pOrsu9be SuaIitdt Don 8rsnnfIuio, pine
Del uno Ybos9cne 9aS wiro INNER auf ,6ano
9ebalten uno beim Sdrre ODER in fIeineen Nuanti-
tdten perfauft. SIs6ene Stub &annen Wercsn auf
SeteIIun9 9emadt.
Die cbi9en artifeI fno i'm @roB, unb nbJteinUerfauf
ju baben. No. 324 Norp 2te Stra6e. 3biren
OberbaIb Samncp. Saftorp: No. SO NObIe Ct,
nabe Der 4ten, philadelphia.
SociSrid uno S5prning.
S@ 8effeIun9en auf allie Obi9en eampen, etc.,
fonnen i'm Sudhobr Sum ,eecba patrioten" eemodt,
woeIblt iie ftnea befo9t uno Ole QrlifsI an Wbila.
peIpbiasr prefcn Gbaen weroen.
NdrS IA. 1850. nq9M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
9tc z

Senrp eaurenes, 3abnarst non philadelphia,
bat i'm ,,Gasle SCeI' cine Office erotnet, wccIbit
er beret 1T, Qaen abSuwaten, bic fener profebOne
len Dienfs ben6tbist Iino.
@r it NIT eiusm UorSisiden QfTOrtcment pGatten
unb piuct 3dbnsn psrfeben, fOwie nit Sdbnen NIT
artificial Gums QunFlicbem 3obnfIcif6) weIde er
aufeie batbarle uno funf9ercdtete Beiie enSufeeen
beret III. &ranfbeien ceS 3abnfIefdeS werccn Sc
beiIt- an9efauIte Sabine uus9sfutt-9lcrvsn franf'
batter 3dbne Cbne Sdmsri Serfi6rt, unc atIe sur
prcfesion 9sb6ri9en SpcratCncn our p6u9en 3ufrie
oenbeit I'm can busen Sebin9un9en uerridtet.
@r perwef auf foI9enoe Serrcu, wCbnbaft in
philadelphia uno Quentaun
eom. Csc. Wrrrtcn, SR ..
Iocurp g. Yottrcn, M D.
Scbn ". SGrGkuan, W. ..
Scbn g. ScipnInr, 81. q, (3abnary.)
GbarkS .. WPartin, MR ..
6. g8. NRartn, 81. ..
GliIba Scipnlno >. ,. g.
{. .R. 6cItsr, SR. .. (3abuar;t)
Sne. 9cmi9, SN. ..
S.Y. Staus, G. D
q. g. - 3ibne uno QSur6eIn werrrn gratis
aus9eSC9eu, wenn lie sur @tnleeun9 Don flnfidsn
Sdbnsn entfernt weroen folen.
Qaentaun, December 8. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
QuicilSlOaQren.

Gin 9rrFs uuo bSncs arrtmcnt bitbtuo in pcCn Git
rrn allen Yrtjin unp 2trn, 9Onj rurtIiHI w butu td
&ern une Glein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
2onDc6proDufte.
l(Htntaun, 2(uouGf {

rc Qrt 9ortScruftr wtrtn i'm 2(usauEb fit gFaarcn
oncnCn, prfdr Ger bSbt @ortprciB crlaubt pirb bri
Scrn uno GIein.
2mtntaun, 2(udult %. noim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
&lamerb b0rt!@
9an; Snbamerifa i'm 9lufrubr!

OWl|0 SNpWlllktllN klIt SbUI LuUi+
S5pItpu, Sul Is, 1850.
Die 9rto 9ccn 1T Skn Sahmttoa in oitlm bofn cin0r
trCn unp brr9t Oorisu Sdoomcrita bic bis gum 81.
Sun r. Gin 9rcFcr Iufrutr mar lrstCu in alien SbCsn
oCS 9ancCS yl aisbrccn-pds &clf lief putbcno our bic
SrOgcn btr Saupttdotc uno fwur fb firtttar m ran.-
Die 8ESitrunl aubtt InC ucn Qasnttn rs 6oups Der
Iufp9 UNI Die abe ots Hufrubrs Su rrfrrsn, uno crbClt
coann autb bic Qntpcrt Die 9ane Suo olr 8ubEtSrun9rn
bate ouf monuelS bete in NGsntoun, wEtCr miteCr
Cn orcs nro relies lcrtmcnt nrn orbane 9un uno Sncn
Sabinctpaarcu au 6ono bat uno bttCn 70 uuacpSbnlb
tu9 prtouf DtCn tsttbsn 9rSBttubcts aus ruccn 1rs
utdn, bic CT pdnttb ouf SStSun9 prfrt9t uno AUDI fat i'm;
nr ouf p0uo bat-naniidb
Gcrcu, 9ier, polmleaf une Serpentine Sofas See
utdrs, WarerobeS unb SreIers, Seieboaros, 60
fo5, Wier She, gSOrf uno Centre Gables nit
MarbIe uno Maba9onp SOb3. @arb. Sreoffalf,
Snu0 unb Gplinber SableS, frauSoGIbe Sctau.
fCIfuble, baIb .frouS6fide bo., SoCtlfpols, Sui
ments, Dipans, SutbGfbrdnfr, @pnfcrs, 9ece-
falls, YianotcClS, Yeoimeut Ornaments, Soilet
Stables, SabOurettss ober Settin9fCUIs, Srsn6
Mabo9Onp 8cttiteuen Sigh, Seal uno Srentb
pfOfsn Uerfbicbener 4rtcn, Gdf6rdnfe, Sinfs,
Soe SraDS, etc.
Sebcr Qrtifd ben Die @emsinbeit uerIanaen mag,
,piro ouf t6ano 9ebaIten Ooer nab 8eiteuung ae
ma6t, uno Swar nab Der far6eltsn QnSei9e uno al
tertiQi9fsn prtilen
Bureaus BON So bis $50 Sett(feren ucn 81, rs
bis 500 Sofas pon $22 bis 500, II. {. IN.
Sncem er beoeutsnoe Grfabrun9sn in bislsm Sc
fbdft 9ematt bat 70 fcbmebet CT iid our6 punft'
lihfcit uno mdBi9e Qreife einen IbnaIen She'll Der
6ffenuben GunofCboft ju erboIten.
6ausbilter uno Qnocre Die etpaS in fcinem Sa
DE brau6en iino b6fibt ein9eIarsn bel ibm auSu'
Iprehen.
Geparirrn miro auf bic fiirSeife 0nSei9e pcr
ritbrt-fCmie iere Nrt SapeSeren baia ucljO9en.
s.. q. SlbeIc.
Ssferenieu: - SOiepb Miuer MIiB Sd. 6.
pree q. S. Gleppn9er, Wai. @li Stefet. s. 9.
SdOG, S. @oumcr, SObu Stanf s.. 9. Sdware
Or. BobI9emutb, g. 6. Goldman Or 6ano, 8.
s. &ube, gpb @rim. gS. 8. 8Iumm, SoDn Git-
tenmaIter, Stepbeu 8ue.
QQentaun, Suli lS. nq4M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

Sammt elmer 9ro6en Saf6ieoenbsit BON aneern
S6uben, Su Sablreib onSufhbren. @benfaHS, Elm
9robss uno mObiseS 4fortement oOn MOIeifin, Sci
be, Beaver uno Slou6 8 Site-$ubene, aIaiitte
uno Sdnep g appe n-&offer CSrunfs); &e9en.
ftbirms CumbrelIaS); @ampbine. S6malj une Stub
eampen @anoeebras etc. etc.
8ebaltet ben Srt: Ndblte Sbirs Su Siser's
5artemaaren. Stobr. in bsm Saufe no ib frlber
9emis Sbmiot's Upotbete befano.
Quentaun, Iiai 2, 1850. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

mirb Don S5cinricb SdbricI an Der allen.
tauner 8 8oIlenmanufatture ebsn 70 gut. fb6n
unc bits fabtiSir aI5 cereIbe irseno in 9eu Serep
9emadt weroen fam.
Gs bat baber in oiefer 8eacnb iebt 9lismano msbr
n6bi9, g8oIe in cine 9roBe @ntfernun9 ODER in enen
anoern Staat Sur Serarbeitun9 Su fbifen.
Sebr pele bilI9 uno braU oenfenoe 8auern babsn
oies aud einacfeben uno bereits ibre 8CIIe nab oem
Qllentauner @tabIiiTemsnt 9cbrotbt.
QlIe Qnoen, weIbe nod gSOIIe oerarbeiten dIen
wCIIen wercsn b6fitft ein9eaOen oaiieIbe 5u tbun
uno ansurufen an Der
Slncutauner SSUasumauufaftur uuS Sdrbrrci.
Stunt 81. nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
eenutSpammcr, oorrtsNars San. %, 1850.

ScnntSfdniihcr, ,parrt$bur9 San. %, 1885,
Sh, Somud S8. YOrirn SouptErt cts SSnoS ocn @snn:
klpanieu, trbcnigs brbur, coB cEr pcrbT9bcnee SuF
(Vlc 10 cCS SCnas curnos Der 9t9npirt9n Sieun9) be
tslt ,,ghtuB in 9'rw9 ou nrn Nnban9 nt 9rnturn"
Der nGnlibe SthuB ptbm cine SRtbrbt rtr @tt9ttcCr
teosr Sdur bet kettn Gtlle9ttun9 bcttnmn-nathp CT
aebSra crpSst uno beFrctn par, Die Stimn9 elmer Mbr
fsit Der Gitcu fer Ge9n Seun9 ecs SOs pCn YSnufra
nicn batn bat wit frIsnee Nttmnun9 tEt r EstEn Yai
run9 pcs Stlbluecs 3t9
isniou bic fir bic Wogiruuo bes 93cbtfcs ltimmtrn pa:
ten bic bIrrcn 8. encs Yrrc g. Yerter Yrapp N8iom N
Gra66 Sruotbou 8 cunningham, She's e. Scrucu, Sbrmos
D. Srrftb, GbortsS Sroln, Srtrt 3D. Srd, 6rnn Sultcn
ecbn gH. Gjurrnp gIilIiam oaslt, Saa Su0uS Snlctn
Sprs, SrIbua D. Scnss. Scpb 8rn9mabr, 6SCr y. sops
rutS, 9NonpcG SGaslln Benjamin 9RalrnE gtniomn 9No
tbas, Strp Il. Nadblntcr0 gH s. podtr, SRtam & CAB
lvr 0apio Santtr QG1 " Sontrp, Gcnrao SbmSr, &rGu
g. GtrrCtt lonid SinE, Sorrs Y. Srtcr, Srbn .. SEa
ttr uno Saltntins &clt, g pre- d r-Sas 30.
DNiSn9cn bic e9rn bcn 8SfhuE iimmttn mortn @tcr9C
2arfs NusIlus Drum unp gISroueSr 8n9-NEins B.
Saml. So peorIcn, Cdr.
auS Der HcpreIcutnutcu, SorrisGur1, 9R&r; H. 1850
c, S2iCOm Sad, Sauphtrt rcs 8cprElutOntnbauks pcn
Itmtroun, bshsuoc bircurb, roB Der prrbT9tbcnpt Y
thuF, (9c 10 bt6 Scnat curnaS uno &c. 2ll res oauS
Srurnas eGr 9C9cnpSrti9m Sfun9) bGst ,SluB in YC
gie auf cinSu Nnbau9 al bic Grultutcn"-btr nSmlbs 9
fhuG pSbm cine NGbrbt Ger glitIcocr ttbCr aur Der
keEn @eSttun9 teltmmn- -naboSm 9cbSr9 rrpi9t unp
beprcben ivar, Die getun9 elmer SItbrb or GCCcr Der
ktaCn Sieuu9 aus Der rprlutanu rcu 9SnnNiuauicu
Erbotn bat p fCSsnes aElmnmn9 td Ger Irghu YORirn9
bss 9tfhIuRcs jci9:
DisitnaCu Die fir Die 9oBrun9 btS gbtu6 Imnn iparCn
Scbu 0dr Scbu arn 9Hiuom Yotrr, 9rbcrt Baldwin, "a:
rio 9. 9snt @rai9 8cek, STIm0b @lOd Srbn e. 8crpm
sRliar gSrnclt, Daniel o. Y. Yrcprr, SclTs g. Yupc
Scbn GcEna oenuD Gburb Srbu 81. Gcnpn9bon, SpgGtGr
Griolono grniamn s.. Dopjr gBjam = Tcttns, Sorc5 g.
DclpuCr SbrmaS 1unfan, SFn. Dunn, 2Bn @eN, Scbn g.
Grams, NRiom Gpaus, a Sictt GIVING WSronr g 6Eotbr
Saucs Slcmtrs 8snamin o. SCrtur 0Erano gibbrnn She
mas 6. Grir, Scpb 6. G1rifn Srfrb @ulte atrO e. So
German, Gcr9c D. 6ort ertrt part Scbn pan9F 2ttltam
g 6npbu, Scbn oeae 6tuu Supl eculs pGrfcro, 9Rod:
stcn s. Sadcu, NibrtaS ScnCs Srbn 90 &in9Er @batlsS
g. Suttae, 8Ctrt Sre, Sarcu g. eairo gNtrrts Sttb Sc:
naban D. e Nutn eecnaro, SamS 8. eers, 6snrp stlt
Scna6 & SR'Gtntcd Scbu 8. QGuIctb, aeranNr y. NRs
eHrrM Srbn gNSauabn, Scbn 9ecou, S0mud NRarr Sebn
V. 9Nstt SNltbo 9pTs, SEbn 9Ntr Jcpb Is. IIc. Scbn
.. Mcrrs gSu s Mcrlrn, @8rttd 9Gc,prr GNp0o gdlt:
Fn SaicV WRtn, GbMkS S'9GL SCbu y. YodSr SCEpb @.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

2(usntaun, ND1ai l6.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-10-22
ELECT MIS- LLANY.
From the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENTS.

George Washington died at his own
home; the place made illusrious by his as
sooiations with it. There, where he had
ever gone with such eager enjoyment Of It's
comforts and ITS employ ymen,s-more priced
and valued than place or power-here.
where pilgrims, even while he lived, had
gone from all parts Of the realms of civili-
za.ion, that they might know and converse
with the greatest and best; there with the
voice Of united appreciation constantly
coming 10 him from The people, he met the
arrow of death. 1t came suddenly--so sud-
denly, that the tidings Of his decease and
sickness came simultaneously to the Halls
Of Congress.
John Adams come to ''he end Of all liv-
ing" at his residence in Quincy, surround
ed by the atmosphere of books and of study
TO him congenial and delightful. lie re-
ircshed his aged mind by the strong tho'ts
Of the classical past. His conversation was
the richest pouring out Of the results of an
observation from high and honored and
useful position; Of the incidents and expe-
rlence of The stormy and strong day Of the
Revolution,
All of which he saw, and part Of which he was y
The fourscore years and ten-bey ond
that verge Of old age which comes shy rea-
son Of streng,h''-was q time of usefulness
lie remembered what had gone before, and
by its light illustrated, to those who were
SO favored as 10 enjoy his converse, the pre-
sent. On the most memorable day of tha,
month, July, which has proved so fatal to
Presidential life, lie dIed-realizng wha,
day il was, and rejoicing in it. The lamp
,ion mourned as that great light of the Re-
volulon went out.
]! was on the same day that Thomas JEFF
ferson breathed his last. To him the end
Of life had come with slow and observ-
ed progress. His great age wlhered under
no WEAKNESS or wreck. He had pledged
the full measure Of The fame that this earth
could afford. Everywhere, in different hemi-
spheres and languages, eminent and illus
trious-w.h the friendship and respect OF
those most distinguished and worthy of dis
tinction. Monticello was regarded as To-
cality TO which visit was an era in ones
life. There he uttered the matured and per-
iected udgment-speakng as one confident
that he gave no unmeaning oracle. Hi:
countrymen sorrowed that he had depart
ed when they heard of his death, but re-
cognized the time as glorious termination
TO such career.
The Man Of the Constilution-the wise
and accurate Madison--in himself the EN-
bodiment of the complete Slaesman-fn
ished his earthly career as quietly and calm
ly as such character might most ilingly
desire. in the service of his country he
had grown up, and bad filled 10 the ADM
ration of civilization the long series Of pub
,c stations which his country insisted h
should occupy. He died in his own goo'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-10-22

:. Look, YoUNG MEN.-In this country
most young men are poor. Time is the
rock from which they are to hew out their
fortunes and health, enterprise and lnteg-
rlty the instruments with which to do it.
To young men without pa'rImony, there
are few higher earthly duties than 10 obtain
competency. For this, diligence i'll busi-
ness, abstinence in pleasures, privation even,
of everything that does not endanger health
are to be joyful, welcomed and borne. When
we look around US, and see how much Of
the wickedness of the world springs from
poverty, it seems to sanc'iiy all homes. efforts
for the acquisition of an independence. But
when an independence is acquired, then
comes the moral crisis--then comes an
elhurial tcst-which shows whether man
is higher than common man, or lower than
a common reptile. In the duty of accumu-
Ia,ion, competence is valuable, and It's ac-
ouisiion most laudible. Blu, all above a
fortune is a misfortune to him who amass-
eS It,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-10-22

THE EXERCISE OF DHIGENCE.--h is
wonderful how much is done in a short
space, provided we set about it properly,
and give our minds wholly to it. LIE, eve
ry one devote himself 10 any art or science
ever SO strenuously, and he will still have
leisure to make considerable progress in
half dozen other requirements. Leonard
de Vinci was mathematician, musician, a
poet, and an analomist, besides being one
of the greatest painters of his age. Michael
Angelo was prodigy Of versatility Of talent
"a writer Of sonnets (Which w oEdsworth
thought worthy of lransla.ing) and the
friend of Ddu,e. Silvalor was a lutenst
and satirist. Titan was an elegan. letter
writer, and a finished gentleman. Sir Joshua
Reynolds discourses are more classical and
polished than any Of his pictures. Let
man do all he can in any one branch Of
study, he must either exhaust himself and
dozen over it, or vary his pursuits, or else
lie idle. All our real labor lies in nut
shell. The mind makes, at some period or
other, one Herculean effort, aud the rest is
mechanical. We have to climb steep and
narrow precipice al first, but after that the
way is broad and easy, where we drive seye-
raj accomplishments abreast. Men should
have one principal pursuit, which may both
agreesbly and advantage geously be diversified
with ligh her ones.-Ha@leH.