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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20
CORRECTION,

IL the list of Stores &C., published in ou
last y cek's issue, we put down only one Drug
gist's Shop. There are two The establish
ment mentioned as Family Grocery, is per
haps more properly Drug Store. We were
led into this mistake by the fact, that Mr. G
l.. PENN who is ut the head of this establish
mcnt. keeps always on hand, besides an abun
dant supply of the best of Medicines, nj
kinds of comforts and luxuries. We are ever
now, smoking one of his mild Havanna's.-
lie keeps things to fllten, as well rs 10 kill
he very best of both.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.)

death press'd heavy upon his eye-lids ;
and hardly could the wheel at the cistern
turn round its circle,-whcn my uncle
Toby, who had rose up an hour before his
wonted time, entered the lieutenant's
room, and without preface or apology, sat
himself down upon the chair by the bed,
side, and, Independently of all modes and
customs, opened the curtain in the manner
an old friend and brother officer would
have done it, and asked him how he did,
how he had rested in the night,--what
was his complaint, where was his pain,
and what he could do to help him; and
without giving him time to answer any
one of the inquiries, went on and told
him of the little plan which he had been
concerning with the Corporal the night
before for hius.--
ou shall 60 home directly, LIE Fe.
vre," said my uncle Toby, "to my house,
and we'll send fora doctor to see what's
the matter,-and we'll have an apotheca-
ry,-and the Corporal shall be your nurse
and I'll be your servant, LIE Fevre."
There was frankness in my uncle
Toby,-not the effect of familiarity,-but
the cause of it,-which let You at once
into his soul, and showed you the good
ness of his nature. To this, there was
something in his looks, and voice, and
manner, superadded, which eternally beck
oned to the unfortunate to come and take
shelter under him; so that before my
uncle Toby had half finished the kind of:
fers he was making to the father, had the
son inscnsibly pressed up closeeto his
knees, and had taken hold of the breast of
his coat, and was pulling it towards him.
The blood and spirits of LIE Fevre, which
were waxing cold and slow within him,
and were retreating to their last citadel
the heart-rallied back, the film forsook
his, eyes for moment ;-he looked up
wistfnlly in my e'ISoby's face ;-thep
eoast oek-aponrh his boy; and that ilgga.
ment, fne,as it was, was never broken.
Nature instantly ebb'd again; the film
returned to its place; the pulse futtered,
-stopp'd,- Invent on, --throbbb, ---stopp'd
again,-..mov'd, ,---stopp'd, shall 60 on
M
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". F. DUR1S0E, Proprietor.
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Those desiring to advertise by the year can do
so on liberal terms.-it being distinctly under
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firm or individual contracting. Transient Adrer-
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For anltaLcing Candidate, Three Dollars,
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For Advertising Estrays Tollcd. Two Dollars,
TO be paid by the Magistrate advertising.
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A WORD OR TWO TO nNEMo.u

IT is decreed by competent Judges that you
are suffering under strange delusion. You
have declared that the Muse has left you
whereas it is evident, in their opinion, that
she never was truer to you-never; more your
friend. And this is evidenced by the very
production. in which you complain of her de-
scrtion. For this ingratitude, it is feared
she may leave you, in your next flight, to the
| fate of Icarus But try it, any how. Such
int any rate, is the request of 4 critical coteric
which dissectcd your last piece and discover
ed, therein many more beauties than faults.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20

lit is all, at last, only the busy hum and stylish
show of man and his tilisel handi-work.-
Above them the blue vault of heaven is OBJ
: scured by dense gray atmosphere Of smoke
below, the artificial pavcments of wood anc
stone, speak only Of the toll and ingenuity
of man-arouEd, on every side, the higl
walls of human habitations bound the narrow
view. exhibiting little else than red bricks ant
! gaudy corniccs, to relieve the samcness of tho
! scene. Even the privacy of the closet is moro
than half destroyed, by the rude rattling OF
wheels upon the stony streets, from morn
5til night.
How different, how superior are the privi-
] slcges of country life in these particulars.
1T is ours, to rise with the lark, TO witness
sthe golden morn, waving dioft her dew-be-
sspangled wing" and to yield to the balmy
call of this incensc-breathing" hour. 1t IS
ours, to look above into the deep blue azure
of clear sky. and to see there, a fit emblem
of our Makers illimitable purity and omni-
potence. II il ours to walk abroad among
sGod's own works, unimpaired by the ap-
prosrhcs of art, and TO Gull lessons Of truth
sand wisdom rs we 20. from
':,rhe simplest notes that swell the gale,
The mcancst how'rcts Of the vale"
1t is ours. 10 wander among the deep pine
groves, ,and, listening 'o,hc low meanings ofthe
gentle breeze. us it Wives The tall boug hs 10
sand fro, to drc@m of those dear ones who
5havc been long Lid beurat!i the sod of the
VALLEY.
II is ours, to see in every fresh bud, in
I severy forthcoming leaf of the forest, "a
grateful carest" of their future resurrection
Gin all the beauty Of new and exalted en-
sistcnec.
II is ours, 10 behold all Nature "rcdolent
of joy and youth and TO join the general
song of Thanksgiving and praise, that asccnds
! TO an over-ruing and protecting Providence.
And it is ours, in the silence of twilight soli-
3tudc, to think of our fraillies, to call to mind
Z sthc bascness Of our ingratiude TO Heavens
sslnd to lift up our souls in undisturbcd prayer,
flor strength 10 amend eur ways, and to walk
Elm Wisdom's paths. But why need we Pur-
sue the advantages Of n country Sabbath e
I AThey will surely be admitted by all 10 be
! Sunqucstionably prc-cmincnt.
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ANDERSON AND HER SCHOOLS.

WE call especial attention to the advertise
|mcnt of the ANDERSON FEMALE ACADEMY
md COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, which appears
lin our paper. There is not more delightful
locality in the State, whether in point OF
health. society or comfortable living than
Anderson. And it is clear that she is offer
ling unsurpassed advantages for the attain
pent gofs an, accomplished education: @Read
Rhe Aayertiisement-it'is full and satisfactory
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20
COURT.

OUR Session of two weeks is passed, and
only two cases on the Issue docket were
reached. Martha McCLESDoN, indicted as
necessary 10 the murder of her husband, was
convicted of man-slaughter, and sentenced
to two years Imprisonment. Judge Frost
accompanied the delivery of the sentence
with a deeply impressive address to ori
soner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20
HOWELL COBB'S PICTURE.

THE second face, which certain paper ir
the mountains presents to the admiring gaze
of its readers, is that of HOWELL COBB. Who
HoUsToS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20

a Manure has been found even in very cold
climates, to loose thrce-fourths Of its fer
stilizing power in a few months, if permitted
Ito lie out in an open yard, exposed to rain
land sunshine. a..c..aor
Timber cut from the middle of July to
sthc last Of August will last much longer
! than if cut in the winter or spring. 1t is not
/ linear so liable either to dry-rot, or to be in
5jurcd by worms. So .'s'
1t is asserted that Northern Gardccn Seed,
drought South, are not so good as those
raised in our climate. Though Northern
seed will generally give us earlier vegetables,
yet snap beans become stringy, squashes hard,
!rucumbers ripen, lettuce and cabbage go to
seed, &C., much sooner than when from
ISouthern seed. -
a grape vine, potato plant and an apple
tree, need a soil that a5ofnas IN Potash.
Wherever this quality is deficient; apply an-r
|7eached ashes, lime and plaster in equal parts.
There are three cardinal objects. 70, to, be par-
sued in farming or planting: M ,,..4 ssa
1st. To make a comfortable and indepen-
dent living. ,s,.;e tts;i :, caa;
snd. To keep the soil one cultivates con-
|stantfy improving, SO that alithe crops grown
lean be produced at less cost. ...,
Sd. To lay up capital or property beyond
1.-The attainment Of the objects above indi-
;caed.
-
Seven Days Later from Europe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20
HOUSTON OF TEXAS.

OUE Senators in Congress have recently
Shad occasion 10 exhibit Senator Houston of
STexas, before the American people, in more
sridiculous light than any he has yet appeared
Elm. The hero of San Jacinto had thought
proper to publish in the form Of letter, u
stssue of most glaring falsehoods in reference
gto the nature and character Of our State 60
gvernmcnt Mr.. RHETT, by leave of the Sc
s!mtc, made public exposition Of the untruth
sof his statements, and fully convicted him.
sLcfore the country, of some half dozen pal
spablc Misrepresentation. to use The mildest
! possible term. 1t is amusing to observe.
Chow the unfortunate aspirant struggled to
aarally his powers, to meet the emergency of
This situation But he was caught, and, de-
gspite his floundering, was dragged upon the
sbeacr. The remarks of Judge BUTLER were
swithcring, but dignificd. The State was no.
Hbly vindicated, and her assailant WAS held up
sto the scorn of all honest men.
\ This is the man, tellow-cltlzens, who glo-
ssries in the announcement Of your weakness
Eg9and ignorance as people, aud prides himself
eon discovering that your intelligence is m
sempty name, and your independence mock
eery. Sad TO tell, there arc some woald-be
sleaders, nearer home, who advise you to Il
and irresolute course, which, If
spu.sucd by you, will lead directly to the verl-
sfcation of this rufiian's assertion, and to the
sfuflment of his secret desire.
But he has been set down in the Senate
chamber by our spirited Senators, and he
Twill be taught the same lesson: again. by the
genlinhtcncd State he seeks to traduce.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20

~ SERIOUS AccrDESr.--Mrs. Harlan
! who resides in the upper part of Cecil cou'
ty, says the Elkton Democrat, was scvers
9injrred last week by falling from a hotc.
SSdislocating one or both Of her; hips m :
materially injuring her. The contusie'aS
4 very severe. and it is feared may proye'a'''
( w THE workhouse convicts at S: tLoas
5 are employed in paving and gradingin psdT, p.ds
3 1lic streets, macadamizing the subnr'''' '''
! and quar.ing stone.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20
Tribute of Respect.

- At meeting of the Students Of South
= ~Carolina College, on Friday morning, March
IA, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased God. in his all-wise
providence. to take from among the living
the Hon. George McDuffie, and to call to
himself the Judge, and the prudent and the
honorable man, and the counsellor and the
eloquent orator. and whereas it is especially
bclitting that We, who are students OF tho
same college from which he received the first
rewards of his genius, should express oul
feelings on this occasion:
Resolred, That in the death of the Hon
Geo. McDnfic our Alma Mater has lost Sol
whose name has ever been among her prou
dest boasts-the State a most eloquent
champion-thc country m untlring patriot
n jealous defender ftruth and justice.
Resolred, That while we offer our sincere
condolences to the relations and friends OF
the ilustrious deceased. We can but feel that
for him, heavily stricken by disease rs he
was, "to die was gain.
Resohed, That in token of our high appre
citation of his talents and his worth, We vii
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirt!
days.
Reso7red, That the Faculty be requestad tt
assign eulogy on Mr.. McDuifie as i subiec
for one of the speakers at the May exhibition
Resolred, That copies Of these resolutions
be sent to the editors Of the Telegraph ane
Caroinian, with q request that the other pit
pers in the State shoald copy them.
S. c. College, March IA, 1851.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20
TIE CONSrITuTIONALIST.

a NE IUNS aLlOl'
Iy one of our late numbers, we made ust
sof several expressions in reference 10 IN ar
sticlc of the abovc-namcd paper, which We
take pleasure in modifying. We perhaps re
sgardcd that article in too serious light, ant
snlade certain structures which were uncallct
sfor. These structures, we have since thought
smay have sprung from rather forced con
sstruclion of certain views taken by our fricnt
sof the Constituionalist. Our excise is thai
sour comments were written in haste, ant
awithout time for proper revision. We hope
Athc Constiutionalist will take this vountar,
samende, Gas freely as It's freely given.''
In reference TO the article, in which he par
Stially replies 10 US, we must say, that the kline
aexpressions for the welfare of our State, will
(which he concludes, are gratefully acknowl
Ecdecd. At the same time, we hope before
slong, to convince him that the several causes
(which he suggests, as likely to prove draw
sbacks upon The prosperity of our separate
existence, are, for the most part, imaginary
POWDER MAGAZINE.
3 THE citizens of Charleston seem disposed
! still to resist the removal of this Magazine
Gas ordered by the Legislature at its last ses
3 ssion,) from the island, on which at present il
; Stands, TO the yard of the Citadel, which i:
swi,hin the city. Mayor ScnsIERLE has com
smunicatcd will, Gov. MEANS on the subject
arhe Governor says he cannot sec the danger
Z Sof the proceeding The most skilful archi
Eject in the State, (AIr. WHITE.) has said thai
sstherc can be no just apprehension of injurious
Isrcsuls-that the Magazine, to be built, wonlt
eS!not explode under the heat Of tn. burning
aof all the surrounding buidings-that, if cx
gplosion should result from ca:clcssness within
i the Magazine, the designed construction oi
Eit is such that the force of tile explosion
Hwould be expended in an upward direction
8Whilc the Governor seems to b. yet decided
sly of the opinion that the work should go on
) he expresses his readiness to give the objec
Rtions of the city council the fullest considc.
aration. We are glad TO hear this because
! the Charlcstonians are certainly the bcst
eiudgcs of the injuries they are in danger Of
suffering from this operation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20
NEW GOODS,

OrR Merchants are all receiving their beau
stiful Spring and Summer Stocks. The style.
8arc varied and dazzling. Our ladies generally
would do well to 60 around, before the choi
sccst patterns take wings and fly to the man
atua-makers. Mrs. -, over the way, has
3already selected two lovely silks, one tissue
land three muslins; and Miss Somebody has
/ taken home various samples of the rarest
styles, to consult Mama's taste before choos-
ling. Hasten. ladies. TO snatch some of the
Iprizes.
~ THE Advertisements, which we pub.
!lisll to-day, Of Messrs. SNowDEN g. SHEARS
Iof Augusta, are very attractive. We take
pleasure in recommending them to the attcn,
Ition of the public.
sY THE statement of the Directors of the
Hamburg and Edgcficld Plank Road Com
.panv, was received too late for insertion in
this paper. 1t shall appear next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20
ROBBERY,

THE store of Mr.. G. L. PENN Of this place
was entered on Saturday night last, by bor-
ing and taking the key from the inside. As
no articles of any value are missing, it is
probable that the thief helped himself to a
or two of bacon, which was lying
to the door, and then vamoscd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20
DARLINGTON FLAG.

THIS is the name Of IL new paper publlshct
lat Darlington C. H., by JOHN +. DE LoRME
land edited by ]. II. NoRwooD. 1t presents
Ian unusually comcly appearance. The edito
makes his debut with much grace and pro
|priety. We cordially wish both Publishe
and Editor unbounded success. In politics
stha paper Il Of the right stamp.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20
Seven Days Later from Europe.
Arrival OF THE ASIA.
New YORK. March Is.
Corros AGAIN ADVANCED.

New YORK. March Is.
The British steamer Asia arrived here this
fnornng. with dates from Liverpool up to the
! lst inst. She brings 81 passengers. -
In the Liverpool Cotton market holders
sIrad determined not to permit any further re-
Eduntion. firmly believing that the last adviccs
Sfrom America were correct in their assertions
athat the crop was really short: consequently
Increased activity and buoyaney were given
alo the article, and traders and spectators en-
atcacd the market with spirit, and the same
stceling pervading the Manchester trade, the
asales of the week amounted to thirto-nine
Ethousand bales, and business closed with
! smuch frmness, at in advance of farthing
on American Cotton, land Of an eighth of
penny on other descriptions. ;gl.a
The Committee of the Board of Brokers
quoted fair Uplands at 7 l-s,. Mobile 70, Or
leans I'D. =. .,s: sal.rr,s - ar
SERIOUS FIRE N TIE SoUTn CAROLINA
sCoLLEGE.-lti is our painful duty to announce
alhat a very serious fire occurred tins afier-
moon. shortly after three o'clock. in the west
{ wing of the building known by the name OF
: the Old North College, whereby it was COM
splrtcly gutted. ...s, ..i..ss,
How it originated is at present unknown
Sbut we have heard il Stated that the chimneys
swcrc out of repair, and the roof being old,
spark from the former is supposed to have
: Sc! fire to the latter. MS the flames appeared
ais$uing from thence in the first place.
at one time it was feared President Pres
ston's house would have been hkewlse com
ssumcd. as the wind waited the cindcrs to the
sroof thereof, hut it luckily changed ana no
adamaee ensured thereto. i'iG..o ',' c,,
The want of water was seriously felt, out
Notwithstanding the absence in any continu.
Cons Quantity of this necessary clement thro'
slhe s, indrfatiguble excrtions Of our fire conpa-
suies. the ccHtre building and east wing weTc
sssavcd. ,-.s
astndent's rooms, and we believe some portion
sof their effects was saved, but we fear not all;
Temporary inconvenience, doubtless, will
sbc felt bval in the College in consequence of
stIis sad catastrophe, but we are confident
athat under the judicious supervision. of Prcsl-
Sdcnt Preston, the Professors and the Other
authorities, every thing will be done to ale
Iviate it as much rs possiDle.--State Rights
Republican March II. g--f nea
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-03-20

lHE UNION fARI1 IN NEoRnIA.-T
should Judge by the cold shoulder given to
this party by some of its supposed best and
most reliable men, that it was being" "wllit-
tied down to the small end Of nothing" In
the last Columbus Times, 4 letter appears
from Hon. n. J. Welborn, member Of Con.
gress from the Muscogce district, in answer
to an invitation to be present at the Jollitlca
tion at Macon an the 22d. 1t will be borne
in mind that this gentleman was appointed
one of the delegates to the great Union
Convention that was to have, but did not
meet at Washington city, on the said twenty
second of February last. He, too, sees the
cat in the meal tub" and declines with the
new organization, deeming it uncalled for and
unnecessary under present circumstances
This is an indication, We presume, that none
of the public men from Georgia, of the old
democratic panel, are to 60 off on this new
"hunt" but Howell Cobb; he, alone, of the
democratic members in Congress from Geor-
gia, signed the Union pledge, and he will,
therefore, dance alone on that platform.
They will soon be rs bad off in Georgia as
they now are in Alabama, where they cannot
get candidate that is willing to be beat for
Governor.-Augusta Republic
THE CUBAN IHvAsIoN.-A telegraphic dcS-
patch to the N. O. Delta, dated Natchez,
March 9th, gives. tile following account OF
the rejoicings at Natchez at the dismissal of
the United States prosecutions against Gen.
Henderson, Gov. Quitman, Judge smith and
others: -.-..
$50 great was the joyful excitement in
Natchez last night, on the termination of the
Cuban humbug in your city, that the night
was made voicefrl with the roar of cannon.
Fifteen guns were fired for Quitman, and
fifteen for Southern States. Many persons
pulled off their stockings for, cartridges, and
fred scyc1.l for mankLNy yin general"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-14
Domestic Ports.

ALExAsDRIA March liar .ehs Lucy Blake, HAYES, Char
lsston SCI Statesman, csihsn New Yort.
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BOSTON, March BAR ship. Zone. Barter h,ashas New
Yora Bsnnon, fourg Orleans BARI Lucinda Nara Rich
Trinidad Isabella HuHph sy cbastos Elm Taylor PhlAi.pha
brgs Gutter burg SIMPSON Cartsnas; S0uher. Mayo Chart0
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corsoz Brandy 1ns Del nsry Pstsrson ss,smss Ph ais
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