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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-14

STAGE ARRANGEMENTS stag Lines will
Railroads as foil
Passengers by the Mail line will stsunton AZ
Ter dinner, and arrive at Cov-riie
Leave next morning at Wight breakfast
rive at the White sulphur spring. by 6H m.
AMI 10y arrangement with Nessrs J
passengers can spend the night Stanton l-.yng at
daily lsunays rscrted arrive the Hot Spring
eafS next morning at g. and arrive White sulphur Springs
early hour ia the evening
RETURN SCHEDULE:
Passengers by the Mail leave White Sulphur
nsh-dne AZ Warm Springs at Clovrralr,
staunion by ~ A. NJ In time Train. Of
Central and Ale .nia Raro
iof dinner second day
Passengers by Accommodation line leave the White Sulphur
ter rakIst spend the night At the lilo: Springs
dayighiArrve at stanton
meeting With the cen'raiTrsin, leaving daily sam.
Passrrr.rs for Lexington Natural Bridge
caste will be taken through Richmond and those
or RockbrdIe Alum Springs to breakfast second
Parties irsri extra Cosches at staun
ton White Su phur Springs from either Company
they may desire. -
iy22-du wM. r. PARRISH A CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-14


CARRIAGE MANUFAC TORY.
4 LFIlED KING. Franklin street, I square nv
below the Exchange .iOsci, takes this
soliciting his and the public, cali E$TtJf
and examine superior assortment o.S4-Sx-
be fund this consisting
Of
french Coaches Light Charriottces
C.Tsncs One and TSo Horse Dsrouches
Outside Coaches Two Seat RpcEAways
Sis Seat Charriotees Top bugIirs
Seat Top Buggies.
Four RocSaways Basgies without rops--a variety
styles,
Of the best Materials and by experienced
Being engaged In the MANUFACTURER. OF Carriage
work will entire
ther patronage, pledge
bald dsscrp OF Carriage TIE
article and IL shall b.
my pleasure every make the Of
public To det with
Every Carriages hui; order
tenton be d tohAve thing executed according the
TASTE Of the customtF.
Repairing done the best manner, and with Dispatch Every
description OF coacI materials for asIr. sci?lS
1uOOKSii O-I,DltS Dr. co, Car.isse Man ESQ -
De alers, No ans Satn
selected fashionable variety Of Cue Car
aud Bug Of description, Of Odra--As-
inufactu' which will sell on favorable I0t.
tiOn embraced in TIE GLOWING list, which
during the and spe;fuy invite friends
public TO a call:
yrench Coaches Standing Top b,rouches
Diskcy seat RocEawNys Slide seat Top iiuggies
sK Seat Chariottccs fOsr 60 Wagons
Do RocEaways TcE sld
pive seat RoekAwnys :" ." :" BOOt 10
-Four seat jenny Lind do TOP and 90 TOP Bugsies
Two Roekswsys Sglkies
Failing Top BarJuchcs Carrysls
Also. second hAod Carriages sad description
Harness. rhla
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-14
ROOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS. LEh'rtIIIt, a g.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PACKAGES

September Ist. 1851.
iE have nos in and
" p'r' Of Gods cOmtisirg the largest
~ a2'ia shots Trunks Leather, 81 that l-ye had
virginia.
From experience o' twenty Eve years trade nr
Re can say HAT well acquainted With all the
and most saleable Goods in line Goos that w
ici both To- tie merchant and tte II
prominent object for the last
best "Ods that can I've Manufactured 81 the
siys. Al we AK is cali from al in
most fashionable styles. Among may the
following, viz:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-14

a ErNA AID PRoTEorIon FIRE INSURANCE COMPAYTYs
~ or HdRTFOED. COHSECTYCUT-AgeHcy al RtI
rodIhe,s oomp.n continue % insure ag,n't loss
rnenis Merchandise all kinds inSurabe property on lie
most favor able Any Losses which
tain rsiue taken Al the Agency will adjusted prompt
ness aud leefAliy ". BALnwfH, Agent,
Jsso No. lis Main street
uNfTZ HORSE PbWgits AM TIN tsifIs am ,ev
receiving and for SALE rn Horse Power. and TlTa.er
complete which beg leave 20 call the attention
Also, drant. psmbornush' Doys Ronyan, and Nontgo
Agricultural Ware House and Seed store.
JANIS A. LPSCONB,
No n .irs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-14

a LPACCA sttks WITH ELyET IOiILtRs.-I have
~ just received another supply Of those desirable Coats
those In want will do we'll 10 call early a. i Main direct
T Wh IRA SMITH,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-14

TOR LADIES:
Ladies' Fine Calf Wauius SIip,s ,wgrran,-d rooD
Ladies ;iHe Kid ani Morocco Walking shoes
Lahics fti- Go,tssin Walking Slices
LAdi-s' Pine Cater Root, all c1ur-
IHhi-s' Fine Leather " lain. sh,,s, with heels
l.ldirs' w Lite and BLACK Slipper.
Ladies' Waite Kid slippers
1ailes' Best KID and Morocco Slippers nj Ties
Ladies Pine IA i"r and Dressing S.rprs
Ladies Velvet Slippers
Ladies Ovcr stOes, very nice
FOR GENTLEMEN:
Gs1t!er as Fine Drrs, itJuts siil.s' nAke
Gcntle- ems Fine Csf boots, different ouali;-,
G-utlrinru's water rtulf boots, all qualities
Gt'''curu's Kip t.nts. sizes 6 { II, To- H. toI2
Mems ant rs Heavy Boots, Ill qualities some made with
Trrt bong legs sud very stout iu ditahsrs
N-u- Fine Caf HfCg,n sewCi Aui kip all sizes
Mems and IT, $ kiI BrgAs Ill qualities ana sizes an ,.or.
~ li-u really rTimr, IId. H. NIL as o. A,V
2'" rai's c Kirhu,Vnd made -cw-d Br0cu-- all sizes
OF all kinds ''
Travelling Tunk Carrc, B.r Leather Shoe Thread tc
~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-14

NItGdNIt AND TENNENSEE RAILROAD
" HItUiNiN. NATURAL FRIDGE. LEXINGTON AND
EothBHiD"E Lith SIRiSG&-Pas,cngeTs are informed
mat TIE undersigned sno~ runnu. daily line II splendid
Horse from nuiords
Railroad To 'h- sb-ce named places.
SCHt DtlE-L Leave Lyurhhurs
kar"ad at NJ aud arrive at iuchsnaa o'clock
the same evening Leave buchanan morning.
and stop ~ hours S.Iri Bridge reach the Rork
fridge Alurl SI ing> ia time Tar dinner.
Fare from Lynchturs To Ru hsnan - 0o
D. 10 do Natural bridge. INSTRUMENTATION. u,
DO do do Reckbridsc Alum ........., I Is
Tickets may b. procured at tbs Lynshhucs Depot.
Jyls-d2m n N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-14


NKyOOI DEPOT. We have determined o open ia con
w n-con viii present business Wool Depot Tor
sale OF Wool have engaged the services n N John
housc the former efficient OF the Wooen Factory
city, W.. attention, necessary will be devoted eseia'iyy
iris business.
consigned will be GRADED that each pu chaser
wsnt. and not be compelled 20
-n not HI, purposes There grown IN virginia su
hent quany Of Wool N concentrated ani graded 20
the attention Of tnsaurrs and dealers market and
hope succeed n establishing good market Tor the Wool grown
home.
FOR particulars circulars cRE.sHAw CO,
Jeqs Richmond. Va.
MANILA UOpE. &c.-A nne s'.ortment q msnIl.
osrten Lane. THEO ROBERTSON,
sci importer n Hardwre snd CUTLERY. No. o. Msin n,
rENTNEJ AM GOOD--yEW SCPPLy.-we have
M lost received ,oer SUPPLY NJ Gents fine Dress Gaitsrs
sst Too oatr Fol- Dressed Shoes nadt 20 order
They ~ beautifully We invite all In Of One Dres Shoes
no' 70 give ca We teep large stock and en them ss
io-..aa one ,r-u.v -vxv
ltOID pCNS.-JkNEs wo,DHOTsr, iS9 Main stree.
hiss Ius' op-ueJ lsrsc and ohos stock Of Gd Pens In
Gold snd silver Cases. with Pencils
se,fstst. the made by "Lsvi
bfosn' The original sad snsurI>s,sd manufacturer. sea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-14

~tNsrON q POWEIts, Grocrrs and tonrms-on
Mer,h. corner Of Gary and Pssn 18Th aeel, give
he personal attention 10 the sale Of Wheat Flour Tobae
CO. ana al other Country Produce entrusted 70 their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-27

jest figured Ia said have challenged M Soule, Sem,
and killed bim by hall In ths head. II there be
nts0s believe o. doubling this tsers will have
beer prch scandal AND tioouaaed for costume, tns
efrst Of which sppssrd sccartric.
The sbovs report errren. in Paris for some days.
ont on inquiry Ct the legation Of the United States ard
~ The house OF o. tbs bbers OF tina family Of H.
ue we learned that Hsws nj this ktsd mad been
eeivea OF either place snd therefore ebsaned from
boEfng The rumor. U2 70 the present moment
Iecsv, nohng frun Madrid to confirm It, and therefore
gAIa ne nens entirely upf,unded TIE Memorial dce
mentioning another project OF euel:-
Anotner euel has been talked Of which was to have
aRen pacs oet~esn the English and Aus,r an abasss
has Just taken place has compelled the az
the intention II it ever existed The authores
have been sufficiently warned. and will Doubtless nrsvsr
such meeting Il will probably BIS the same with Al
affair Of similar kind which TO have taken place a
Il said between two coBEuls 81 Saptander ne would ~
tempted to believe that dses Ia Spain, between mon mo
ought less than any others TO set such example win
become In some measure epidemic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-27

Al Lisbon It Il said that's the Baltic Ia open
Napier win b. cent there With powerful nsst Tss Rus
sian captured Al the mouth OF the sopaoras
not eship, bat schooner driven there by strsss
Of Eel1h,r
The report Of renewal of hosttes on the Dsnabs IL
not uue. The cold and have stopped them The
Russians have done nothing Aborye attempt to
take Natfctn, Opposite Ibrsna, on the 18Th nit.
In Asia the Turks have met with some They
hhve been polsi to Iass The segss of Aksks aod
AeIsndropel TIE Bedifs refused to Ryht (chieHy
recruits and Add Pschs Elsd five of them With his
hanc One o. the generals has been atd and tas
chief command changed
The English ans French Consnls General have left
Bucharest.
Baron B;unoE, ia london and Kisseea st Paris have
received orders from the Russian government to bs pre-
pared to leave momeuts notice. At the ball A. the
rueriea in honos Of he Jour de pAa II WAS observed
hss Kasee danced with the Emp ard with the Pfia
cess Mathlds--yery like danciug 8 vocAao
alluded before the growing unpopularty of Prince
Albert IN England and the rumors that he takes too active
part in iortign poitica Inc Herald OF Tuesday last
pu oshss regular accusation against him. The letter
ssnsd IN. F." Il hes been largely COZ ne atet upon
Punch OF yesterday picture Of his Royal Hgbasss
skating on the ice rs is veuturins pom very slippery
spot, with the "Dapgerous-Fotaiga Politics"
marked on It,
We have had more skating this year than for many
yesIs aud tre sndoas fAll Of STOW that all traf
and communication has been nearly interrupted for two
days. th2w has set In, snd tbs streets ssfuly
mu.dy. few gleigAs hsyo been dryisy about Stating
has also taLeE place at 6alrd--somsthlus qaise
usuaL NJ Tuts is BY means out Of danger. tbs
han lodged IN his lag by SouL6 has not yst been
iracted Parliament, Al you are aware NESTS on thu
3lst last We ehl ! have lively debates We shan then
know the real FAC Of Pslmerstons rass nation AM
turn 10 flee
The LONDON ptpers very warliss. Ths last qlsr
ters revenue is regarded most satistastory
TheFreneh funds fel hesviy yea.efday ia sqAsae
x tie Warlike turn OF events,
Gou may LICK ont for ltrrirs
Il raid that Dis,asn has prepared Parliament
AIRY reform hi vast scale. He Is tbs leader OF the
toliss lie will bring II for ward next iession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-27
The DucIs at Madrid.

litter from Paris, In ths Independence, on brusesA
Dated Wednesday, 18th ult, says p
] hesitate to mention . report Which, Aunousn
guaranteed TO In the moss positive manner, ma
DO more tempted sscribe II 20 The Imagination OF news
nonaers than 10 the chance OF events. II has been
rumored for two days past that the Date Aea annoyed
~ tns publicity again stve W tas iss - $1,000 ~ ~a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-27


Ne-p Version u ne Soab ATair-TAe Emiav IL Qsei q
HG G1f<dlqr-F Prohibition 10 Ae Prss--Fr1aeh Tic,w ~
5e Iredential 4ssa9e-Sedyay cJ Flon1 N Fr1rs fa.
Tls whole press o, Europe has published the alleged
details Of the tAaas shich has caused muoh scandal
only Al Madrid, but also in Paris an induced TO give
here the true side Of the question: which has been
muncated to me by p,rson thoroughly al cvrvssa Of
the ,IAir.
It's veil known that Nr. soue and family arrived q,
Madrid under very peculiar circumstances. The appoint
rnent Of the member Of the Lone star society
1eored by he govern Madrid sort Of insult 70
toe Queen hut the Naiser OF the United States
ocy presented and rsceivei at the orL the hidAlyos
O s,sn obliged 20 suppress thsh bad fsaiinss, and
many Of them thoaght ii prudent and conrtsr lks
10 be polite W Mr. 5ou's and family. Nevertheless. n
do forgot the AMBASSADOR OF Francs OIL Msdrid who Il
onsdsr cd very rough sort Of man, bshAyed suuswhas
stiy to Mr. sou;4 and the occasion Of the ball. when
the afa DIN suy took place between the Duke Alba
and Mr.. souI6s son, ths invitation was only sent Al
late lonr when All iha other diplomats Of Madrid had
received theirs The Duse a. Alba, who made the silly
marh about the Costume Of Madam soulf Ia considered
hy oil those who cqaAnted With him. lsvsn By his
sister Av the Emprsss) foolish sort Of man, with
bat ANAL mod,cum Of orAns lii ksce< y thososshy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22
FOR TIE ADVERTISER.
MUSIC.

WHAT is this mysterious agent that pays upon
the passions Of man with such potent sway-now.
exciting in his nature the fcrCci,y OF the Tiger and
aglii calling up all the tender emotions Of tie soul
We Nigh: sag hat our minds float upon the cadcn-
c"s of sound and receive their Impressions from the
character Of the melody. Music that rv, makes
dead picture seem living thing. that impar,s AMI
nation, rs it were, to The cold marble modelled by
the hand Of art into the human >hape-wh hat is j! :
They say it is - Il concord Of sweet sounds '-Lut
it is more than tbs. Th,re is music in the SIG hing
Of the lofty pines under The Pre-: sure Of the even
ins's gale. There is music in the running bruok,
in the lowing herd and in the laugh OF childhood.
Still there is here no harmonious accordance vi diff
lcrent sounds. Sound is 10 music, what language
is 10 thought. Variety i'll sound is like variety in
scenery The more diversified the view, the more
pleasing to tho ryc-,he more csllicd The sound
the more charming 10 the car. Consequently, we
listen 10 swccly changing melody as We look up
OH well executed painting
But where is the substance OF this thing called
musjcl And what 1t Is the expression in suund
of all the souls emotions, vi the beauties subimit;es
and tcrrurs of external nature. llclrc, its rank
aud position among the FIne Arts. What is pain-
ting, but an expression in colors Of the beautiful,
the sublime or the terrific i'll nature. Sculpture is
the same in material furms, and So Of music us to
sounds
1t will not be very difficult, if this position be
granted, 10 account for the effects of music upon
the soul OF man. We cannot look without cnyt,un
upon the portrait Of Iaher mother, Or any friend
with whom we have lived and sy mpallsrd Ncth-
er can we listen to such sounds as call up the re-
collection Of scenes, which Ito the memory stand
in tic relation OF a friend, without similar sensa-
tween painting; or spulplure and music: the former
represent their objects as fixed, while the latter
brings to the inaginatnn's banning glance mo-
wing, living dornna. Planting may represent the
ghastly Wounds OF Il vanQushcd army; but music
carries u, into the thick OF the ight-we hear the
encouraging shouts Of the vclors, the general
charge, The groans OF the dying. 1t makes one
deem himself an actor in the scene. lie is borne
along through the storm and fury Of the fight
Hence, the power Of music over the passions Of men
aud nations.
But whence the origin of this mysterious agent9 ?
To louk for it anywhere else but into the original
construction of the human mind, would be frutcss.
1t will b. remembered that Adam, and consequent
y lis po2icTi'y, lost every thing by the !a but ca
pacty The great lass OF nature however re,aail.sd
unchanged. There remained behind ;co, til: germs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22
Nr Boyce on Cuba.

WE remember that the Caroliaiun recently stated
this gencmais position 10 be- adverse to III. acquisi
tio Of Cuba by purchase As the CaTolinian express.
ed Il concurrence with Mr.. BIS views, We have been
expecting something ol the why and wherefore; butas
Vel We have Seen nothing more upon Inc subject. Gu
riusily and high respect for both Mr. BoYcE and
Contemporary Journalist, prompt US 10 solicit bare
Skeleton at least Of the argument against purchase
We should he glad to get into lis merits. OF course
it proceeds upon The ground that Cubas entrance into
the Union Independent State would be better for
the South than the acquisition Of her territory by pur
chase. How this is made oul, is what We want 10
know.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22

;....,., ireign or domestic the best
uorkx a. genius on Be closed 10 him; the nvrSliga
tions of science infectious; ami the debates oi
Congress inlnerabe. In fact there wond he no re-
course for The class who institute this moral qrlaran-
tine Gut 10 initiate The habits Of Tie ckiso, as de-
scribrd by Sidney smith, where hr says that each one
sets up is separate ucsr and has has owa private por
ton of pas. One w0uld snpmSe that under Tie Ire-
meudons responsibilities Of It's condition, and !,c EN-
ba rruss Ing D.. ricxIy of the prublen il is called 10
suIvr it would wcrnme every honest suggestion likely
10 throw light upon the case, AMI even court that cn-
lision Of oiniun out Of which lie truth is gradually
sIrnck But il does no such thing II repelS every ap-
preach nsoenre aud an invasion ol lis fights
and hindly snrrrnrers itself 10 the darkness OF fate.
Il is fortunate thai all slaveluers are not OF the same
temper. that there men among them 100 liberal anu
Intelligent 10 fall into snch nnIeaSohinS hITolry VINO,
nn The cnnirnrv study With an Intense solirllude the
bearings Of their social structure anu eager! se"e
npon every view of it which may atlorl lhrtn hope
for the future II them that We look lur the Wise
management nf their fearful trusts. and the eventual
extinction ur what lIry nsl cnnirSs 10 he IL most u-
desirable rrlaun. 'rl-y are as yet sadly oVerunrne
by The pressure. Of opinions inSgaied ny Interest," Gnt
,in soon acquire arrn"M hhiCR Eht pace We co"To'
Of eucnts in thetr hands
Perhaps fairness may require us 10 State that th'
.y,rac, from Putnam is taken ont of Otherwise SEN
sible article ON American Drsp"lisms." The wife!
has been arguing with considerable plausibty That
&
have De.posms which eltcr tie mind if not the body
Among these lie menli"ns, first, The "D"<p"tism of
Ecclesiastical Organizations" nnd lie reasons, by the
way, very cIrvcrly the pnint j seco'r the g Drs
polisln of Political pares,' (al of which does well
enough and Looks quite sensible y but, thirdly, what
must the ftllnw do Int pnnnce down upon our quiet,
wclI.urlcrcd, long established, P;ovdrnliay
ed Domestic Institution, the very capstone of his
ESSAY. He might as well have classified the suhjec-
lion arising fm the relations Of pareLt and child,
husband and wife, &C., with his '' American Despo-
tisms." And ther observe The bad and nninlormed
COMPLEXION of his remarks this point. of which the
for.roinp extract is fair sample! We have Italicized
certain expressions therein which present THIS aspect
most gIarlngly-I, is reaIl! riy that Northern men
of education and high cultivation should siullify them
selves by so often Juggling into their dsqni'ons (mor-
al and polilicaD invidious and angry comirnis upon
social arrangement which is no more part of their
business than are The habits Of the man in the moon y
and of which they really know almost as little as that
distant upnilpman,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22
Old ?art Wine.

BoATwRlGnT d. BARKuLoo seem TO have in their
Columbia Drug Store rather remarkable article of
" Old Port Wine" In the language Of their adrer-
tsement, (Which our eye chanced 10 Fest upon the
it's specific for restoring the rindng ,cays
that are at this much impaired" Alter the
manner Of old Soman in his I" London Newspaper ~
We can but exclain-'' Now, what does that mean, |
wonder!" Is it medical term, igurenf speech,
or what! B. and B. are too hard for us-By the way,
this thing Of wines" and winding" reminds us Of
q Western expression which is fast getting in vogue
through The Atlantic States: :" Come up Iohn,' says
fellow, let's wine, meaning lei US tlrink.) Thank
yun," replies john, I've wound."-Sl, this throws
no particular light upon The strange phraseology Of
Messrs. BoATwRIGHT d. BARKULou's advertisement.
Perhaps when WE go down next week, our myslica-
lion may be cleared up by the gentlemen themselves.
Should mt wonder
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22
Onc Effort More!

We ARE AUTHORISED TO ANNOUNCE THAT MEET
ING OF THOSE FRIENDLY TO TIE PROPOSED RAIL
ROAD, ria CUR owS VILLAGE, WILL rE HELD IN THE
Court House AT THIS PLACE on FRIDAY NEXT. 1t
is proposed 10 make one last struggle ior our COM
mon interests Let every man, without exccp-
ton. do what he can afford 10 do at once. 1T IS
CUR LAST HOPE. Upon those who fail 10
take their fair part in this a'l-important work, viii
fall the anathrmas Of children and our chdrens
children. 7" But for thcml," will be Utterly said
in the day Of our prosper:ty's complete pr"slr:ton,
/" But for them, we would now have ha'! growing.
thriving, delightful town, instead OF tho dcs, r"n
and decay which here surround OH every
side"
But it is idle to multiply words. Every man has
his intentions in this matter fully matured. The op-
poruuity to act out thusc intentions will be again
offered to our immediate townsmen and nr;ghbUrs
on Friday next. Let none neglect it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22
co II n u MICAT 10 II 3.
Tha Euli Show.

THE following communication was handed to us
last week but top late for publication. AS it seemed
to bear upon mere passing, local circumstance, we
had concluded to lay it on ihe table" after the
Legislative fashion. But, upon second thought it
struck us forciby that We might be doing great in
Justice to the progressive character Of our commu-
nifty. if we kept back from the world an account OF
this unique exhibition. Not having brcm an eye
witness of the aff;r, We can Of course do nothing
more than record what Il spectator tells US OF it..
We shall 1--we in constant expectation Of that EuIl
Fair" which is 10 come oif wien the lsail Road
reaches EAgeIield." Our only fear is that this eS-
prctntion will be foHad tu BE- in the prccancnt Of
hope deferred" which '' r.aketll the heart sick"
Nevertheless, read The suhj"ncd description oi the
"Eul Show" a:.d learn TO luok with pride upon our
luture.-ED.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-11-22
Attractive.

Columbia offers many attractions TO visitors for the
next few weeks. Our Legislature commences lis an.
nua! session there Monday; and the beautiful town
will he filled To overfluwing with The talent and bean.
~ The wealth and worth of South Carona. Ii is at
once delightful and useful this assembling together
the Capital of visitors from every District and Parish
Thus are We all drawn together by the lies of friend
ship as we'll as uf common citizenship. Each curner
of the State learns lu appreciate and esteem the rest
We have always advocated these Reunions of onr
people, regarding them main cause Of the high
tone and consistency which mark the Carolina CHAR
acter.
During the approaching session, there will be many
occasions Of interest. The tim anniversary oi the
founding of our noble College will be celebrated when
tina, distinguished Lawyer, JAMES L. PETTlGRU, will
deliver the Oration. ex-governor FLoyp Of Vrgnia,
will address at the same time the Alumni of the Col
ege Hon. f. w. PicKEXs, uf EdgeG-d is the Ora
tor for the conjoned societies Of The College.
Besides these more intellectual treats, there will be
the usual guantum of Fairs, Exhibitions, Races, Balls,
Shows, &c 10 amuse tie ,houghlleSs and gay.
lIu for Columbia