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,s,.ABRaTa sGH0aLS,

S,i rreot ;mnortanee 81 theae institutions has
heco1ne s,dIv deniecated throughout the country.
Wbs,bsl rs World be q GOOD as il was twenty
fy. years ago, We are az i soss 10 decide, Yet
we are certain that, within tiati,me, there has
been ad,declension in asserait things appcrtain-
iur to the moral .interestsls lsof humanity: Among
these, the rubjectoftsabbathsSrfoo instruction
has, in many iplaces:andx among many Chrle.inn
congrseations, tnllsn into dlsreputs and neglect.
Why tIffis should bs So we cannot well imagine
unless ii be that, among other revolutions in the
sentisnt ti world q IS taking place based
,, upon some ttr,anscendental mysticism which
scorns, to make use The simple old means Of
other and less sgarish b. Perhaps i. may be
tba. certain new instrunepts Of moralization.
such rs temperance pledges &C., have superseded
in the affections of men and Of women, the in.
terest % once fn manifested bythem lin the gathering
toretbrr Of little children. onihe holy morn, to
imno r. 10 ibeiS minds the frs. lessons of
.say;our's love. Ifso:: asincersly ;suggest for
their consideration these questions Is God
more apt to bless forsthe, good of our race, the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-08
MAcoS. Ga. April i. 1850.

&. a a
The delegates to the Southern Rights
Democratic Convention rc-asscmblcd at Mil.
lcdgcvillc. yesterday at three O'Clock in the
afternoon pursuant to adjournment, and re-
ceived the report ofihe Committee of thirty
three, which re-affirmcd the Baltimore Plat
forms Of 1914 and 1913 and recommended
the appointment of Forty Delegates 10 the
Baltimore Convention. This report was
adopted and the Delegates appointed four
from each Judicial District, nominated by
the Delegates from the respective Districts,
and eight from the State at largesnominated
by the Convention en- masse. The Dele
gates choscn.will go,instructed, but,no pre-
ference was expressed for any. particular
candidate, although it was understood that Il
large marjority y>ofthe members of the Con.
rcn,ion were in. favor of BUCHANAN az their
first choice. The Convention adjourned at
n quarter before ten o'clock. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-08

EXECUTIVE CLEMENcY.-We learn says the
" Daily Register "sof yesterday that J. M. E.
SHARPE has been conditionallys pardoned by
His Excellency from the confinement to
Which he was sentenced. His Excellcncy
had received several petitions numerously
signed by many of the most Influential citi-
zens of,hc country, and could not well disre.
gard their impOrtunity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-08

An Alabama paper states that Dr.. J. G.
Dunn, fthat State, has discovered n cEemi.
cal combination by which he can change the
surface of any kind Of stone or brick, 80 us
to represent the most beautiful aud substar-
tial marble or granite. lis simply process
for crystalizing lime, and is capable of being
colorcd or mottled by any tint whatever.-
Constitutionalist and Republic. @ ....isst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-08

DAVID T. H1NEs.-This accomplished
swindler, well knownto mahy, and feelingly
known to some Of the citizens Of the State,
has been arrested, and is, now in prison in
Carlcston. saHe had but lately been released
from the Louisiana Penitentiary. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-08

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD.-Durihg the
month of March just passed, there were
transported over the South Carolina Railroad
$4,000 bales of Cotton; during the month
of March, 1851, there were but 10000 bales
transported.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-08

HEAVY CoTToN OrERA1loy.-Thc New
Orleans Delta says:
"The weeks sales Of Cotton in our mar.
kct have been nearly fifty-cight thousand
bales, which is, we think, the heaviest busi-
ness ever known here. Since the beginning
ofthe month the sales have reached tile enor-
nous amount of one hundred and ninety y-6vc
thonsand bales. 3
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PERSONAL.

|
we find in letter, written by Judge O'NEALI
to the I" temperance Adrocate," the following
expressions touching the senior Editor of the Ad
uertlser: s.r..
Z" I knew well, without the comment Of the
Editor Of the Edgcfcld Advertiser, that was moi
"the star of has idolatry." Indeed should be
sorry to be the subject Of idolatrous worship by
| any one, and especially should l trcmble if The
enemies Of Temperance mere TO praise me-. y
If there be any meaning at all in this language,
it must be that his Honor intends to lay at our
door the charge Of ennaity TO Temperance Some.
in our situation, would stamp calumny upon the
inuendo without delay or hesitation. But the
Judges present position, before the people of the
State, induces us to prefer pointing him TO his
error and asking his reconsideration Of the over
powering sentence.
Our first fault seems to have been neglect 10
laud Mr.. PHILIP WHITE and his Temperance
speeches. Our second, we suppose, was n refusal
to do better upon receiving the dictum Of the
Judge. And for this we are ranked among the
enemies of Temperance. If there be any thing
else, (Which has appeared from our pen> in the
least calculated to authorize any such charge as
his Honor has thought prudent to prefer against
US, let him produce it. Or else let him stand con-
ricted before an impartial public of doing an
humble fellow-ciiizen, but one Of equal rights
and equal character with his own, the most sim
gular and uncaled-for injustice
1t is only necessary to append certain express
sions Of ours, published in the same number
which contained our first brief vindication of the
course We had pursued in this matter Besides
concluding that paragraph with the assertion Of
our belief that what we published " had resulted,
here, in advantage to Mr.. WIRES influence and
to the Temperance cause as connected with that
gentleman" we had, in the same column short
notice under the heading, :" Temperance" part
of which ran as follows:
s'Wc have received circular from Judge
O'NEALL, as President of the State Temper.
ance Society,"" for which we return our thanks.
The proposition is briefly and forcibly set forth of
raisinga Temperance Fund for the more active
propagation of temperance principles throughout
the State, by the purchase Of Books, Tracts &C.,
and by the employment of suitable Lecturers
The circular shows that South Carolina Is
Jar behind her sister States in this, rs in many
other things We ,oish, he cause ,uell-and trust
itmay be judiciously and Effectively carried on.
We have nothing more to say at present, except
TO proffer to the Judge our forgiveness, in I'D.
vance, for having maligned us in SO slaring
manner. And we assure him that we can say,
with portion of Mr.. WnrTE,s feeling, if no. in
his favorite gntturals, that "Tcmperance is
good thing. .",-a s4Fs-'s,,',-
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NOTICEThe army appointed under the
IN sixth of making appropriations for the support OF
the army approved 81 1854, which is in the following
terms and figures, to witt
sro. Ind Be i further enacted That for the pay and equip
armen fading their horses and forage
Of Captain John O. Ere
during eighteen hundred and forty
the War Department and
Tor supplies consumed by said volunteers in nd
thousand dollars hereby
the otherwise appopr
ated; Secretary authorized and
appoint and dnoested officers of the
report all such claims be
supplies kinds
sad command whilst thus engaged
and for the Of said board OF officers
the OF two thousand dollars hereby appropriated
being session Washington, D. c. notifies all persons hay-
ing against funds advanced and sub
supplies kinds furnished taken FOR the
under command Of Captain John c. Ere
during eighteen hundred and
present Penn
syivania and nth street.
All documents presented board the English language
accompanied English translation Of the
The National ntegenceT and Republic, Washington ID CT the
Boston, Mass tn. New York Express, In New
York c the PENNSYLVANIA Isqaire In Philadelphia Pa ue Re
publican In st. Louis Mo- the Bulletin, IN New Orleans, La
and the Evening Poayune In San francisco Cal are requested to
week for four weeks, and send their
counts a copy their paper the office ofthe boafd
w.smseroS, u. c., August II, 1854
l5-2aw4w
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University of Nashville.


liE this department VIII
the Monday OF November next and con
unue till the tiIsl OF the ensuing March.
Paul y Eve, M. d. Principles and Practice Of surgery
John M Watson NJ d., Obstetrics and the Diseases OF Women
and Children.
A. H. Buchanan, d. Surgical and Pathological Anatomy and
Physiology
w Bowling, M D., Institutes and Practice Of Medicine.
O. X Winston, NJ d., materia mediea and Medical Juspru
dence
Robert NJ Porter, Nj. d., General Special Anatomy
j. Bernen Lindsey, Nj D., ChenisiTy and Pharmacy
William H. Briggs, NJ. d.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The anatomical will be opened for students the hrs
Monday az October.
The students will have Hospital
full preliminary will be by the p0ies
sors, commencing also on The INST Monday Of October
Fee OF each Sis maculauon Ticket dissecung
ticket $40 graduation fee S25
Good board be city from 81 SO 50 per
week. Further information be cbianed by addressing the
Dean. j. ID. LINDSLEY, nj. d., Dean.
NASHVILLE, Crenn) Juno, 1852.
Sep s-lAwtstNev
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once OF Commissioner of Pablo Buildings,
WAsHINoroN. SepembeT A, 1852.


WAsHIsoros, September 4, 1859.
PROPOSALS will be received al this office until 10 O'Clock,
Thursday 4 day Of November grading and
wing carriage way Of Pennsylvania
18th Rock furnishing aud setting curb
side thereof furnishing and laying flag foot
with the which IT,
The width Of be viii be about 20 feet The
be than than inches IN
II laid bed Of good gravel inches deep, and
superficial including the grading and all
well oil the and hassns
curbng OF New York blue inches thick and
e deep edge being dressed beve ana
than tee feet long will be received This viii be sci on
deep will be of gneiss,
pieces from quarries Falls aud be laid bed
of gravel inches deep
Proposals curbing price per foot lnea and for
for tagging superficial including all materials
NIL than nteen
Deep will made for above
depth. removed by the contractor
such Of the old may be used
a price will be charged TO the contractors.
divided proposals Will be
them The first will commence at
of 10Th the second from the
2lt the third from thence 10
fourth from thence west side OF 10Th
Proposals grading paving will be separate from
curbng and aggn distinct contracts may be made
for these works.
The in the best within three
under the OF
by COMMISSIONER aud his judgment IN
be conclusive between the parties Security Will be
faithful performance the contracts, and nc deyia
ton will be allowed.
proposals opened 10 O'clock the 4 OF No
presence bidders attend
at this Office. VIM. Easily,
Sept 5-lawt4thNov Of Public Buildings.
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Land for Sale I'm Eastern Virginia.

THE undersigned from attending
of land by him. has concluded 10 offer II for
private This farm about miles from Williamsburg IN
City county Williamsburg located houshne
male which considered TO be
in excellence by the William and Mary College
also this under the supervision OF the
assistant bishop Of the Episcopal Church Of Virginia. and
where distinguished have been educated, including JEFF
aud other American Presidents Individuals DESTROYS of edu
their children here offered therefore, nducenen
vicinity lines between New
York. Baltimore Richmond will shortly touch regularly
a within miles this farm; and that account
converted lucrative market garden consists OF
woodland arabic land valuable meadow contains
ing and mill stream, and there an abundance Of mari The
whole Isl
OF land miles from this Norfolk Beacon
few days gentleman who is the proprietor Of estate
offered for 40 Of land and refused IL
intention of the who wished make the purchase
to establish vegetable garden" &c.
aTHK yEaKTABLE LOWER viRosIA.-We take from
Norfolk following statistics Set The steamship
yesterday New York carried from marke
Nook 81 barrels of cherries and I'd barrels OF The
Baltimore boats, for week averaged each trip 2ot
II is estimated that less than half million o.
will be realized the present season by the shipment OF carp
vegetables 'front.' port 49, Richmond Enquirer.
Persons wishing purchase viii communicate win the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia. .
July 22-lawl5t JOHN NJ GALL, M u.
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&W s,aess 4 8

A NEW Route to Pitfsburg, vts the baltimore. sns-
gushanna and Psnnrano RdiiroadJhrough 10 Pss.Tg "
express will leave Cave station daily
with the United States Washington Baltimore
M connecting with the fast line AZ Mddletown VI L.
irving al Harrisburg At ~, M 10 dinner
The train Harrisburg for the 2, arriving
odaysbug AZ this point passengers have the option Of
either Johnsown
sta ges direct from Holiidayshugto fittsbnn.
Tickets sold the following points by this train,
wnghisvlc, Columbia, Marietta Mddetown, Harrisburg
Merstown, Perysvie Lewisown MoVeyston,
inrdon, Holidsysburg, and Pittsburg,
This train also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle shippensbug Chamherhofr and
othe points this road.
the accommodation OF passengers Washington for
the bove points the baggage Of the win be AZ The
depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival o.
the morning receive the baggage which VIII 30
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-du Ticket Agent
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ANN White william M. PorteE.--In ahe Circuit
Court For Montgomery county a. Coart OF kquity.
TUE complainant her bill ihai about us 18th day
lying Montgomery county, Maryland, devised 20 her by
White VI hundred dollars and deed
delivered her defendant, and the
the said defend
twelve number the Of tbs
hundred dollars, eight Of which said have be
hundred eight dollars
cents interest from the 2 day Of Hovembsr 1896
defendant further OF the said
delivered the complainant bearing
with deed and puporng 70 be OF the
thereofi which, the
advised Sufficient In law 10 operate mortgage
on the said land
b therefore, pays that the said be treated
thereof deefeed such portion
sold for the OF the said notes which hay.
and that ts said defendant may be
sufficient OF the said premises
said be given by the court
said complainant money that may here
and publication against the said defendant
of Maryland unknown Hs
2 Of August 1852 adudgd and ordered that
this order TO be inserted In
published Washington, In the District OF Co
before the 18th day OF october
deendasi the object and
bill him in this court, In person
SOLICITOR before first Monday Of March next 10 an
premises and show he has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge.
Copy
JAS. q. HKsK0, Clerk.
Sep i4-law4w
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University OF Virginia.

THE session Of this university will October lst
Il and end June 29th.
Its schools l. ancient languages 2, modern languages 3
mathematical natural phosophy 5, chemistry and materia med
lea G, medicine; comparative anatomy physiology and
8, moral philosophy; Q, laws 10, lectnrcshp Of anatomy
There school, assistant instructor for each
modern languages and mahe
mhtics adjunct professor OF law and lecturer anatomy
Expenses.Tron fees paid in advance IL school b.
attended, s50i two, $40 eaohi u three SIS each SIS
NoTrn the school ofaw the fee for the intermediate
$50, The senior s75attendance higher Involving
privilege Of attending elas The fees for the
entire OF medical lectures, including the dssecng
fee arc S95
BOARD and lodging, including Diet bedding furniture
and servants attendance, $40, paid in three insamen
advance WISHING, 50 $40 session fuel and light,
g Is TO $40 each $40
Rent Of donory, occupying room, 80 each
Marcuiaton Fee &C. Sis Is
09s
contingent deposite Of $40 required Of each student
necessary for clothing pocket money, books &C.
GEssNER HARRISON,
Aug i7-2aw0w Chairman Faculty
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALEThe subscriber having
~ change In his affairs, ofers for his
Virginia, situated Immediately the
turnpike road, leading from Alexandria Winchester,
meon city, District Of Columbia The improvements consist Of
convenient brick house, with five
Kitchen necessary buildings brick
blscksmts shop which furnish annually between
hundred hundred and hy loads Of About
bsfof ia in wood The balance cleared and in rapidly
improving The will be sold with the
land and Immediate possession gwen For further particulars
que Of Rach, esq Washington city ID. O., Dr.
Aug io--Iaw5t EDWIN C. FrTZBUGH.
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STEWART yickens and Mary Nickens, his wife,
~ Dennard Meekins, William Meekins, Emily Meein
Susan smtIn the circuit Dorchester county, sitting
equity, State of Maryland, July August
The object OF
real estate lying and being in Dorchester county.
The bill John Meekins, OF said county,
departed this life time about the eighteen hundred
and thirty leaving widow Elizabeth Meekns Meekns,
Thomas Meekins DennaTd Meen and Smih that the
said John Meekns seized ofland called
Marshy Point lying and being Meekns
Ia said county containing thirty
he devised the his said widow Elizabeth Meekns
her lifetime that the said Elizabeth departed
in the eighteen hundred and that the said Mary
Meekns has ntermaed with the said Nickens
the said Thamas Aekin this leaving
children, William Meekns and Emily Moekins his heirs
that the said william Meekns aud Emily Meekins infants
under the wentono that the said Smith
len the state Of Maryland aud reside Ia unknown
the comtnan that II viii be for the benefit and interest all
concerned that the said land shall be od
this the Of division Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto,
1t therefore ndudged ordered
circuit Dorchester Ht the complainant by causing
this order 10 be inserted published
Washington each Of five before the
fifteenth day Of SEPTEMBER giving notice the said absent DEFENDANT
ynT and to her heirs dead Of the object and substance OF this
BILL her them 10 appearn this cou by
cior before The fourth Tuesday Of January
premises, and show she they have, why
decree ought not TO pass prayed
ARA SPENCE.
SAMUEL D. In coNyrE Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Teste
Augll-law5w F.J HENRY, Clerk.
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Each passenger free,
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet
Seeraee furnished with mattress and pillow, AND
with the ratons the
Freight will be Chagres 10 foot and from
Francisco SOJ The transit OF
isthmus a expense the passengers
viii be thai through mail line
advantage in the quality Of the steamers employed md
despatch from boats always ready
both ends OF the line accidents.
further information apply office OF the "a and
apply the company
agency Ia West street, Of Warren street, New York
MARI
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EDWARD X. COLLINS s. CO.,
No. SO Wall street, Nj "
BROWN SIMPLIFY, CO,
Liverpool.
f. c. ROBERTS CO.,
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE h CO.,
&c Rue Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. IL DRAPER, Iavre.
The owners gold silver
bullion specie ewey precious stones metals, unless bills
adng therefor the value thereof expressed
Sept 5--dly
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NOTiCEThe undersigned hereby inform the citizens u Wash
and the public generally that they have this day entered
copancrshp for the Of making plans specifications
for dwelling and other houses and and
descriptions bcdefs' works thorough pracica
with branches building authorizes
undersigned thus offer their services meet the Increasing de
ma Of community.
oce street. side, third door from 9Th win be
open for business from g. M. 10 8, p.
An orders win be attended promptly and upon hner,
Aug i0-9awlm WIN. w, BiRTH,
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Notice Establishment OF three additional Land
Districts In the State OF Iowa.
pursuance Of Congress approved Augusta, 1884, enti
ted An additional land districts In the State
hereby declare make that the land office
for the cHAhIToN DsTRICin said State Is fixed a. the
Of CHARITON for The "NORTHERN DISTRICT" nj
FORT DIES MONIES ssMSSOURI RIVER DIS
TRICTn EVANSVILLE the sites which have been
designated by the President Of the United States
Given hand city of Washington this second day
Of September A. ID. 1852
BY order Of the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office
Sept 3-law6w
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usK.)
THE packet ensuing
commencing from this date, between Georgetown and Hars
Ferry
Leaving Georgetown daily p arriving Harper's Fery
nert morning 10 FOR the for Cumberland and
Winchester,
Returning leaving Harper Ferry aop. m, arriving Gess
town morning O'Clock.
omnibuses win be readiness, arrival passenger
Georgetown, to convey them 10 Washington.
eJ-fare through, including board, 81 80.
Mar 9s-df
RaLTImoBE College OF Dental surgery, session
ID 1s52-5J
Chaplin Harris, A. b., NJ. D., Professor OF Principles and Pe
tee OF Dental surgery
Thos f. Bond IT, A. NJ NJ D., Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
W. r. Handy NJ D., Professor ofAnsiony Physiology.
Alfred A. Blandy NJ D. Professor Of Operative Denissuy
Philip H. Austen, NJ, d., Professor OF Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald ~ Wright a. NJ. NJ D., Lecturer Chsnruy.
The mechanical and disscctng viii be opened the lat
Monday OF October The nhmary will be throughout m
The regular Of Monday
November, and continue tll the last Of March. =.
Tickets for course sllo dssectng ticket topons se
mafculaton, 81 diploma fee $50.
Good board from ~ SO TO % 80.
AnR5 W. n. HANDY, Dean
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United states Patent once,


IN the petition Of Elisha X. Root, of Hartford Connecticut
the extension granted him the l0 day
December 1885 for improvement in punching forming the
hacheis,
said which ofDecember 1852
IL ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday first st November ~ o'clock and all
notified and show they have why
said petition ought be granted.
opposing file
Office their objections specially forth writing,
before the day Of hearing All testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
cordnnce with the rules OF the oce which viii be furnished
picaion.
Ordered that this be published
Republic, and Unon Washington d. Phil
adeIpha Express New York city Albany State Re
gster Albany New York; Couran, Hartford,
Tally Bee Boston, Massachusetts,
ve weeks previous the FIRST s Of November next
hearing
THos. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
Editors o. the above will please copy, send
bills to The Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
Aug l4-law3w