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We eil cln to the pillars or the tem ple (ir our libertiesI i I O ,P bih r PIERRE F. LABORDE, Editor. '3 t'$ iaaIUiOp-sPublisher. VOLUME IV. * . C - NO.47. * ~ TERM S. jeput 'he EDGF.FIELD ADVERTISFR i Pul* lishead every Thursday morning at Three Dollars per annum, if paid in adcance Three Dollars nnd Fily Cents if not. aid before the expiration of Six Manth frimut ie dlate of Suh-eription--ai Foi.- Dol lars if not paid within Twelve Months. iSubscribers oit of the State are required -to pay in advance. No subscription received for less than one year, and no paper discontinnied until all arrearaiges are paid. except aL the op 4ion of ahe Publisher. All subscription.; w-ill he continued un less otherwise ordered before the expira dion of the year. Any person procuring five Stbscribers and becominng responsible for tei same, shall receive the sixth copy gratis. Adnertisemen ts conslpic nously inwrrid al *62& cents per square. (12 lines, or less.) for the first insertion, and 431 ets. for e~ach continuance Those publihed monthly. or quarterly will he charged $1 pdr(innre for each insertion. Advertisemente not dhaving the number of insertion< mnrked .on them, will he continued until ordered out, nndl chareed accordingly. All conmualnications addressed to the Editor, post paid, will be promptly and strictly attenled to. W. F. DURISOE, Publisher. eI.VJSION 110 USE, EDGEFIELD C. HOUSE, S.C. T HE Undersign-di takes piasme in an nonnceiag to his frieadsand the tanvellhng cotumniy. that lie has t-iken lie Ilotel in Edge field Village.former v moccuped by Mr. IV. Brin. r-on. and is pre! ared to accommnadute travellers and boarders either fit-ilie. or sing ' persoms. With his experience and personal attention. h14 flattershimselfthat thot.e who favor him with their patrona e. will be- satisfied, .t d fe.el at home; :o produce these efler t.,, no panus will Ib spated. His Ila-ure is situa:c m tme mos ph-ascant pIt of the Village. ad is well calcua. lated. in everv respect for the acconnadatioc' of Families. ;r Private Boarders Al he asks. is for persous to call mad jndge for tihemselves. W11. V. DUNN. Nov. 19. 1839 t 42 The Augusta Chrovicle & Sentinel. Green ville Mionttapier Char'eston Mercury. and South Caroliniaa.will insert the nlm e 4 timtaes. and forward their accounts to -ihis office for col lection Statle of Sit III til-ollim EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN LQLITY Parmeha .11ss, vs Racht I .Ilo-s, A Partion. and others. N OTIC is here hy givei . that.h,% ititi e at S ord-ilr froami 'ha. litnkiti. i sI all oflier lir sawe to the hi hies: hadd,-r. at l.dgetield Com Ilause, ian tie first .li..naa in Jinnary nle.t, the real esta-e of* .atlew .loss. dece sed. con misting oif a trac of land. wheiein INhe decen-ed resid, d. cotcinil'g eight hundred nacres. mor. or less, .-itaite. lying and b-iag 'iii . d:.eti, I( District on Bever ain Creek and adjoiing la, ds of Jolel R -per. Artea:as L..we. Uanniel Brunson. Rachel Moss a! d Joln ili; on ct -credit of one and two years, excer-t so mmumlch a- iny he necessary to pacy tosLs, which Inn.-t be paid in cash ; purchasers to rive bond and per sonal sectt ity. a td a% mortgage of the prenises, to secure the ourchase money. J. TIRI.Y. C. E. E.. I. Connist-ioner's Otice. $4.75 44 e Ed-refield. Dec. 2nd 1 39. Slatte 01 bolli a oillIa. EDGEFIE LD DISTRICT. IN EQUlTY. John W. Heard and Forceloseunre cf Mort. Isaac T. -lear , vs. B. H. Windinag. gI"ge' N OCTICE is hcerebay g.iven, thcat by uirtue of an Order fromt the Curt of Ouce.ry, I shalcl offer for sale to thu hithest lciddaer, in .hec towan of IHamntrg. on the first Tutescday, b,-i..g the seventha dayoafiJacuacry text, all tlat lot ocr pat cel of grountd in tha townc oaf Hcambairg cocn. taining one fitartha ofC ani aere, nacara or hescs .aid .joinainag the~ lots ofi Gi' cn l'atm- uil Gidlaon H. Hl. it beinig the lot an whicha is sitnmied the hon:-e luac-l~.cc'cenpied ais a Drug :atore hay the snaiud B. H. Winidmcg. 'VTe ti ctns cfsalcwlli be. focr one third of the pucrchcase miancec ensh, and for the remauing two thirds, a credit afthcree and six muoaths, inc egnaal paartiacns. Pur'chaser .to give b. 'nd an~d paersoinal security, and a mort gage of the premises. if required. J. TE R ltY, C E. E. 0. Comm'ers Ofee. Dec 17. if8:9 $:387 d 45 EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN I QUJITY. William Lee ancd wile. ande - oth-ecs, vs Bairmell lieese, amid Partition. Sutsantnal lieese, is wvife.) )ICE is hereby giva n,. thac by virtaue atf N can order froma Chac~cellor Dunlkin. I miball off-r for sale to the highestt bidder, at Ldge field Court Hoacse otn the first Miandasy in Jann. arv nm xt. a tracit of hii aandhesngin the ncie estate of itenbleca h.ee. dececnse d cotininlC One hundred acnd six aand ca hcalfaneres molre or less.' situlate. lyinmg ancd beicng inc the District of Edge field. mcn thae waters if Pig Stever.' Cr. ek, ancd Savanah Rtiver, acd adcliing lantas ofiJohn Bucsby, Jonahanm TIaylor. ancd Joltnc flansckett; on ac credit ofC one year. exrept focr t'o aench as mlay be necessacry to pacr the rests. whirl. nnttst be 'pnid icc enash. the pare'-hasa r to:-ic e htoad anal pereon-ial secaurity. cand ca moartc'nce of alhe preacmI seS, tic secutre the puarelccc baeto y. J. Tr-'flY. C E. E:. D. Commis;.sioner's (fer. t Edhefeld, Dec. 2, lk39 $ 4 75 e 44 TO RENT. Y~A House and L~o intthe Village of F~e j ~fiell. now nentpied by Gean James Jonces, p 4., rad for rent for the ensnincg year. E. J. MIf. Tan..mber 10- 1839 tf 5 S'ERIFF'S SALM B Y virtue ofso dry % rits odf/icrifacieas tc me dihected. will be sold at Idgeliehi Couit Hole. on the first Moindy a::d TuesdaY in ~J nary next,. the Io.lewt. g Iro ei'y. v:z: Jn0111 bay, vs John Thurmiond, Gni.hridge Thurimio. d and Ranndall Delangliter: othe. Ptniii iffs, vs John Thurmond aid ianill De hin, liter: the Same. vs Ranidal Delanighter & Jol Thimrmnd;'tlie Sine.'v- Itandaill De lunghiter, Guthlridge Thurmond, mnd J. 'lThnr. moed; the Sane, vsJohn Thimrmnd. one Iratc oflad, the prope ity of liandall Ifelailter, corainmtr - ticres, more or le-s. adijiim in-- John Thurnamied and others. andl one ne fn mian Mike, the prorerty of Itidall Delaugh ter. Also. thiee ne-'ro girle. the propeorty oi J. Thu-1inmond, viz; Rinidey. Edtey.aid 51ima, also, two Imtiales. Josph ievnolds. (hearer), vs B:.ra T. La mar and 31ack Lamar. oile 'rct of hatnd con tviniiQ three hundedl neres. miore er less ad jiei: ing lands of Charles Lamar and tlie-rs. D:! vid iaTurner. (htenrer). vs the saume the above desc ilted property Tretnan Breizghtnept. vs MorrisJol-nson, oie tract of !and inaiitaig sevei hintndred act es, na-re or less. djitini tg land. of Wiiiam S. Iloward antd othirs. James Gridlit. Assiece. vs Geree W Thnritond John Thurim.e'd and Ratnil De lanig.ter. o ie Trace of L.a id co..tainie leres tore or less, nadoiiining A. Mbrgaii. nd others. Joshin I. flollinesworth. vs George Thur imnad, the above descrlied propterty. Uniller William.-. vs Ben'amin T Rearden ait Margaret ()-,ilvie'. ontte'aInd Wna!!t ol. mie ;hnronch. two shrrel hiorses. and tne haY imare. E. G. llobertsoit vs Benjamtiin '. Riearden tid Talbert (hiatiam. one sorrel horse. Alial SIannall. vs Clem. Miclhell. ine Trac if Lani cotaininiti8 two hudred nires. more or loss adjuiiiig Tailert'Ch- nilam ntd ft ers. Johnl Wash. (he:irer). vs W. D.Kimbrell. one Iract of land continaiig cwoinuired and six'y live n--res. inre or less adjoiniitA V. Cich-uia 11nd others, Nicholson & Presley vs the smite, the a bove described prowertv. Wil!iam E. Kilcrease. vs J,hn King Ind Eumberson Buse. one. Trite of innid cotainit ir- acres inore or less. ud.ining A. Sharpt anod others. The Fxectitors of J. .barptni. deceased oe the smine. the aboheve decribiied propertv. Moses Kirkaind. vs Joseph Grice. n--T rncI ir :anl containing onte hidred niti sixty neres. more or less. adjunnaing William New and ithers. Goodwinl & Tarring'on: vs Spencer Els more, one tract of land can'u; iinng f'iurteen 1er.n . treorss .adjoiittg Join Buli nd ithers. E. B. Belcher. fAir the usp if jesse TIobbh. vs Meargie Ogi'vie aticl Themnts J. liibb r one ionl Wnmein, one Baroich. two sorrel horses. ;m11 tite hav innre. Smith & Frnizer. vs Williams New. otie errct ct hf ind co tining tet acres, more or les, ,dJjointtjin Jurett Wise t of others. Smith & Crioch. vs Riley Padget, one black matrie. Johnt B. Smith, vs Lewis Falaw, one hny :m1e. DaviQ B. Ilaidley. vs Jiohn B. lbirresi- o'h'r PIln tidt. vs the Alitne. fie trac 'in d toei :ii five hidied acres, more or less, ad .inin W ilev Gliverund other It. P. ir l)onn'd v!4 I; if Ili'ti. o ce bouse 'd list il tIhe tiwil o 1amurizg, occtitied bly 11. L. Jetilerg. .1. B. Smith. vs Flisha Barker. one sorrel titnnre; tl:er P'ninlifT. is the Same, the above iescrlied irupiertv. D. Wilhianw. Y-4 R iley Padget ac~d Lewis Piket. one sortel mare. William Aitnway. vsJoil Brown. onetrnet if land contaiiiiigr two litiired ere-. mote or li-s. ndjoiininig lairds of Willium Cilbreath and tilierx. Yhtiev Hilhnrii. Fxecuitrix. for the ise of lie rxc'muor 'orf Wmi.l. It. h1 rlwrt, vs Gosper oatrdi. ore teact of Ind cotitaiiina two hui. fired ned sixty Iwo acres. more or less. adjoin. ing Andersoi MA tell aid oh- is. Goeorge Dominck. vs Abstolem T. Abnev, ri trct of Iatid.conmitaiing two, hundred ae'res, more 4cr hess, niing Ned Culbreath and nters. l'enn & Braninon. vs Faihby ILns-nter; other pihitiff'.. vs thle semce. cite trac't eef an, .ctn ti-inhj g three hundred etd torty neres more ir lS n-t eiing Wi'. I. I.4Adamst and thers. WV. S. Jtlosona h-'x entter, antd Naiv Green rxcntrtr. is the sae:' Johie Rlamisa. vs the .atme: Geoerge Pnarroit vs lie *aimte; lRocsclla B n'ock. vs the ~ame. Josephi l iitiHwer ace Eli ai ilton:t F. I1 Wiartlaiw. v.. JosephleI iiih tower, Eli M1iltoitnandl Wilev M iltote: Jacobl I. Smtithi. liecuttr. e WIilev' Miunen: Jelhn S. .e-r. vs Wiltv Miltia :iend R. We. Macthis: Drnl:e & Gibbs vs Wicey M'eiltont J. (;. (. W~ilkerson lDawsont Atkinison, antd Duv~l Rich: ardson vs Wiley Mtiltoi, icre tract of Inntd, con-t taning .5000) acres more or les... lying otn water, if Big Hotrse Cr' ek. ont which is a vdauable set caf saw-mti'ls. Also one Negro mani, George, M. ianakit-son. vs G'edron Pardew and J. linndall ; othaer P'nint'fls, vs the samte, one trit oif landi containing tre' hiutined anid seventy rcres. more or hess. ntd.,oining Rt. Ilamaptuon, an'd B. Me. H edgers. Sith & Friizier. vs Anson Moiley; other PlaittTst.vs the samie, ei tract ocf Ilant con. linting onie hundeirced antd e ig hteen ace", mcore Oiii er Towl.-s, Ordinary. vs Jiel-n h. 'or. inte n: oil er Ilaiti fY-. vs tie s*ine. andi .Johi II. Fa'r. 'he e ware I otcsi anti lot in ite town cf hlambultrr, itmhtd n:- the whntrf known, us the( prorerty Ci! I 'iiiintoni & Fair. Olivyer Towles. Ordinmary vs B. M. Rodge'rs, one tract of land ntear the te wnt of Aikeni, conm. tainintir-acres. iiuore or less. Lewis Collies, vs Ueuiry linffnmn: other Phnintifha. ls the samec, (sie t'rnet tef landt wheref efendat 'e. itttinte '--,neirt-s amore iir less. ad sining ('nlth Talley itici othierl it -n one' begro nioman. Patiehee, ittd one boy, D:.ve. Jothnt Loflon, vs Sanders Rlearden, 'onr halet .1 exander Shtarptoni, vs Evert lisoimes, onec blan'k Maire. WV. Ktntp. Adlministrator, vs Asa Fow'er antl l ich~n d Iliazle, two hundred natt'orty nine aires. ma te or ltess. ad.ointing Dantiel Rtodgers ad others. Termis, Cash. WV. 1. MUOSS, s. K. n ncc4.13(7.4 .jifiseellaneou.. Till- CONVI-NT IW LL. Otn a bWeak Mid g.liooy mlinirlig inl the mon0-h o 1arc' m) tw a tavel ers walked : I iii nisle ot' the itirch of St. . ill otne of the chieliownsi of the -Netherland. ThIey were evidently straniiers. not oniiy to tIhe la c., which they nlized ;it with curiisity, but to10tileii theimn mirs :.nil feelinis of the co.usregn tion. fior they %%cre Obsved to walk car, lesslyv pns: the Benetirr. n nlhout dipping_ thevir fingeis mit the ble.ed water. nor lid thsey iend their ki c.- as t. ev erovsed helire the tilter. Stilt tiere was .oio-hg oIl Ii iidiT nce in their rmamwr; niothieg inl short. which n y liber:a ti die o'evotee might niot have exenisead in the he:iringr of two hcreties, inteentiomed toAlto man Catiolic rites. and from the imputlse of inex; eri.-nee and yonth. For they were both yuing.-ider live and twent: and thle%- hoad 'that teckless aid'itidlependrit'air w-ich tmirks the ci'izen- of a fi ct cotiry 'hev were in Ciet. AmerieUis. w hit with a fill hand of' health. o oney and ardor I'm variety. iad Jst mi rived in Erope.and were startim onl their jitir, ey it qiest of' ki.owleh-e and adventires. They had his (fell a daly or tw o before at 0s teni. *'roi 1,olindnit. and tisi.4 was their first visit ts a Rihoim:tai Catilic Churel in a ilmin Cathtolic conmry. I Pille of the s-ral gers. who was a iikei. viewed the relipons c, reo2mel's wi.hout it y other emtionOftt thani th:it of a pait ter or a novilist a., it scatning the griilp 1or thi etiect n .ich they wond produce Iortiayed on the caivIs, or' in Iescripti ; whie the other of a more sati2ine teimper:icut. felt a deep moral ihueres: inl the set ne. I ie was how ever aft r a short tine, rotnseil to a more Iimnte and personal train of tioutt. (it observing. tht one of thaie tn ti bi- %% it had st pr. teaiiotts to hi'ty,. fixed her liks up11on him. with anl mncon-men10 is t- ntiievc. anda ill a maner so remai ile a- to cn.!,e him. at 'estet, coNtsiditable i mi.arrassmetit. There was somihing remarkable ill he expre-ion of her coultnane and i the determined sen-iniv of* her -;nzf!. that ma1,11e him ninmost buiadiihr. She was haidsome, certainly. Iler f'eatir"s nie re.iur id tuarked. but the wws pale to, s.A mwness, mod hter dark ey( haid a resi'estiness of totion. that seined cause by aln unIquiet Mi: d. lie then I;ett his eeioks ilow. nnd he ga%' to his looks tIh titi re-t eXtpression of whici they mere cipnl'e. Ile saw no aiswer g flish rise onI thie t-id browv o2 the non and o :tailte. that thi illed through him. hit not iwith nitiiaooed delight. play. ( for all msta:.t Ot her colorless lips. 1ler eyes then s:tt:k down Asd ier fuice resumed ler' calh aid sicuptured .otk. The iervice<t was at enti eonteilde:the priests had retired from the desetted aiber. ltd lie hs % one thecongregatit oni left the chnrll. Arin'-ed lhv his lesW izeitale rrieid the enamor ed yotg 'gentetan t also rose 10 retire. ''hey wee Ott tile poit of qiiuiilg their placi S'and reirini I irom he niiamost desertesi church : the iil i of ti! viotm! Iiver. hi ito we must call him, hadl turnid roud nl-d Mnade :1 few -epts ill tlei iireion of tie door.nd the lover him.lf was aboit to fiolh'w, WNin his in riing! look lit the tiilo was answered by.l ;ill iini'orii gittce frit hi' quick r:ntis (I ctCe, ne-d a tonof inrv. but an ih i h'11 ot. 111141 with her fin;:er. timnt he shon'd ren-nin. ie-erminaei. oil eiiiir-e .o c-iyiijip with this fiv :ita lit.iti h e f rd i to r t t if hIs il .1e . hi.4 G'ietnd. w.(11'.'lowed thle- ihir.111 (1% d ou it 13211 siri'iird w hit ih her iarrowr - 1i2hiti I, a sit i lniin'. befat-- a Ahrit:l coo tiied inl wrch. shit- vini ri sn-l iher k rcel in- pnv'ire. Thw I ver took) n p-.sition at a hw vards i-ann: fri om objet 0f his 'go ze and enilgainst a illiar, wait a her com inn n n1o 01. With hiera h hatwIe I. ill inicli'ed Iw. ned him. whit. she nred lver ho hieds hn ith in ii (!prtii -civo'it i. 1 e ashwd i ht iit deepi w ilper, "-do vis ith derstr. Frnch i **1 otu rinered lie. :Do Von sifleik ite?" "Not'silicienly to express: your influece oin This was, answered hv her wted smoile. "Good heavee. i iit stisinvion or trinmph!" hn.t1 S i te- Amreriaen. "If v-o catn see inl te nty thin to ititeret you," I-ontined shie "are re i clined to do itmed to he ptriiif t;I lli tveltf" y "my oiire tilesi she rits 't thmeIV .l "A ry othin-i isttrilh i tat enn rta ble m111 ton servei yni ~ihria tit. iii 'hort ok det yom-2 lint ld e 1110 li~uht til 21 iraIt iiyi li A12W tith dtit cr013ou pn'htttlt in te d clokIr |eve Yod eventh spnt.eri, d he11 ;r ton tiite l'li l'e mtoi aCitch of t excitmem.' tno tim how or. werefiri."y~iu ~hi'~ll -oiil l haise w'tithI you. roee td lhe "~ilh-!ieve yo toI~ il a m of hor: ad 3li~ullthat lli ymir fbte rs ns ed scetiing. fa~ic i nottre allied to lan tinnh;iet sof ;i i fel. mysel ae in .'tilr hins. o neee th 11 atdherle or myforer nr lit te lit ite!hit te driyfcov eir feir in ring entis.t ruh'i; and ilosm now il~ ril gin' I ti h ie.e t I en si n I to~ of n!iol morent lp hresnt-nd have rnnha a tnr fu'rk. Bnt eet e otsid tht litle era tpeirh ofat n ie.t It will. admiity I' uct- i n'v nkte cloc strikee. Y muttiefelst nt 3# enk:1 Imt': tus I'to o e r l t mp rn cot. lon a hir jr:iuri.' Ai ti.'the hear or ine tih. yj mrcn 1311'hiwe bytg his en rid. rted to tht convet The er ined 21admC~id i'i nnre.i? tni teret te ra een ~iirett ars ine wetried ithr A~tfletere tittle timei wtc hed, travere served tic ( b.-ct of Ii<; enre discenreni.her him jeleo' his hIirile.-n figure itn black emerged from beneath the chink, I heavy pitine into the stgialt "Water was the s;gaiu of it:. disali pearm.ce. . ''lei perpetratol of is upallhigr deed im-, imediately ;1s,'dicniim the s 'I s. l ie shockled witless Mlit' the biod ciildli ititnIh his veinis. lis ei's se. med1il diiih'v fitie d 1 1 his retreating friend nid (,i the rip .led sirfiice of ti-e waiter who r tie 1-dy sanIfk. The salisty of li frield kept him ot'ne i' 1r to call asi itaice u ts [o reveal ihe munre!erer! Lenving the I ice'. le gniic(ldy pniied upon hisN companin. %% ho, to his astio'ni:-hm1ent, 1041k iie direct rone to tie hotel! 'Tley arived there at the sani inoent umd rceognized eaIch oiher without e.xchanging a woIrd. A si'ul ta co.s piresire (of' Ili' tihand w%:s the sainta tion tie f'riend shuddiered tli feiel thai the one Ie ciasped was cld andith claiinv. 'I lie door olii ea o to heir si l s. a, d teiev lt'uled tovr ther to tit ir chamber. The expltinaii'l $il en by the yoniey Americnn -o his Iriend. is rih I tii' s. nree of inilierei-t which the Iomers Il -the lintelilli- sehe i delight in-naiiey the hoi tib'c. 'l'lh( !min by whose ap pearatce lie ind beei enplrivaltel, hnd received some unto d injury or liight iomi I voing pries ; mind as iiussilted hui ill her cell. It n s. for the por puse of con e-inl'. aiiny the minide1 (111ed body that she ivitud the tr;veI:er to this lcnrAdl interview. Maddened h her l:en'i ami the drnnU ilit of winiC which -he li:'l iiilced ILim tel swallow. lie evi.entied to bes.nii e the ageit of~ lr dark p1 r-oso s. Ilot to avoid the los sibility -ol' her ci ime heih.- detected !-h haid iiixed poison inl the cisp. and ihe In irtiiunte -trainger. t uience her neci.t id her victili. scnrcelv finisheld his neniietion bellre the ding took elect aald lhe expireeld in gr-nt tlrime. liis felow iinveller aid helbre the oflicers it the polic i satateineit of fle whoe trai s::ction bit I bigoited respect 1-.-r tile. religiois ass, cil .-ionl, .titled the de, crees o~f jv-ice, and it ind- e eit them, % itlliout makileg an v ilveslgntuoll. to sifIi..r :he mysteriius i.d dreadli' ciremulatace too pas init ohhvios.. No l.tt I OF it..4!sit.-All Isres he "inl o fleel tile' r-iy( i of neiing knoiff edge; and as th. ir mineds excerience tile amain.inflienlce ol*flthe ligh1i. tht(.% m ill lot aik feor ilore. As file itileries (if .icieice begin il be di imly di'ernied by fle feeble nitil fliekerini ligiht eltbefore thenm, t heir enrioiitv will leecome more and toliire excited-tlimir iboirst inr knowmlede n~lie llrLetii-ilntil I hey arte both sitFied. Tlt uhignat-iiy, the timmedite efflect of increaeid geoeiil il-telligenc'. n ill le deI sire to hnrome dis.tinguishlt'if r thieir -uir( cps'. in le parti('ielliar' avet'ion they have cholcol. This. they- will diicver. is to ie .ivi btai:- onl. by tracing tlie rules if th'eir ait to their oricin. and by en ir itg tle roasons for tle alulinii ol' elch. il ius they 4.11can4t nereomplihf this I% ilh ni more or less paItient studyi' v. their itel levt will refceive ;I benefivial trailong til der~l n hieh thleir pon ers tunzn he da:ily 1innre ili% ierai d. 'I lit, i in-o ed ti, riefeer-iiii ns ill Inecr'nle ';ecpnit:-ti dI fori the inseui:-i i111 l iidreel -thbjee-4. 'hey will. inl titime, lie led ie this %I nV. to se' film cheh.ce flte reintion and jmutal ch'pemb-nee in.. in ic') <ialerent brnichl' Ilf -irienlce niid arn, if hoee. itiliue. rebliti e v 1 iln1ey lover ,biewised. are conom uied. 'Wthe iman " hil i.e elite 11cd tl relliln iunorant f[ fhile first primilc.-s ol' i- triie, id revceives thIl iles neec''sarv for hi<; fiiiolnce: from Ili h .. s perfeet aml iinalterible, v i e exe ll tee memiiin ohettre aid drine-like. lie will v'er.iy j1stly' le-cend "T the vile dust fr-mi whieli e spinig. Unwepi, nilhonired, cd uisig" if nmy le siikiing lei" chilren with him. o. be1!e edctiilon he li n m ieglee d. hut. eif I lie oither hnil, flite min %h ito 'ipeimils Ils leisore iiirs inl senrchingn alfter knoIled!e in) geteral. s I heiniuiei tilii his piolels. sifinal interests -ttndwIll be honoredl and e.teemed. No mm1111-r hat his avorn tioni or perimnry -itmnioni may bie, if will ice demed no c disgrace. 11 i nit li, pro ii .m.ion wihic'h r''tendrs a mani re'ally hocneir nhle ori dlishetnernble. ini the es's of ciheli t fle'ctinig andui dlim.riminaltinig Ilrtion~ e'f the Lei every' man tmnifest thnt e'ree ofi oil, thanI degree ofinete'lligene whtich iis ful duly respeeiede, wie enre not wh'leiIer lie haiindeie thme nse, cor the ;ixe, te p)leiigh, orn the sledge, the tiwelec, or' the plane. In this views ofl lie eihjeci ,imechanies itonsi intke tihe lamne tct thetmselvesc, if t hey arC ello reenrmlk d laiveiraly~. The nobclest cnd elf bei ng, si far a' s ti s' is cinicernied, is ciifiortmity lto tihe public good'; aindl he. whoii sirivs ir t hei nucompjlishment cilthant high purpotise, wilil irealize the 'obility of' labor'." "Wocrth n'keu thec mnti-wit the fellow The rest is lenther and pi irielinl." IauuImicore Sun. Sam Slid'u opinio~n of ai Tee-toigler. 1460nc' iravsell tittinih sill thme SIinte of' .\lniine ii ithi cne of! itheis ere 'chups. lie n as as' at whippin' pot.~ His% sk in leiokedh like na'i id i indieer af'ter som'ne cof ithe cii hadl iensiked 6out. k indler rin kledi ic n ium peld like,. anmd his eye nm cin ats ai iihin tha t's livinig cn a shorititalliiowanlce cof ile. hIt' putt tie ~ inmimuli of apair eof kitchlen euings. nil legs, shinili and ilheIa'd. nod niio hls ly: realg~ tinid'r-'u e'ed hco iri eriltter,~ mi' hech|usw ns St htmboito waulkli'ene. noh stwice :iw y'nlle'r. (he mrtill y leiokeed s if he hd siee cn piiic alr' at r'.iek or sen. nine d,;red throuight ae gimblet hole. l~e " us ai h:,w'er. TIhtinks I. the Letrid n1 massv' Oleyouri ('lietnts. you httntgrv, hta lf-<tarv'eli Icook ing c'rittei', y'omi ' )6n'l iemt 'I'll Ip alhive qasi sre :ii thle Lordl itnde Ilioses. Yomu are' in~ the chtar to stratin ntt at htnnt antd sn hallow n enmel, tank, ebauk and hank C ON-!'l1ItTJION Of whe soic itgricuiuu odty of $. Co. rodina. We the tindersigi oll wo heriy fo'rn our selves into an A.eriat'4n, to lw de-voted ti IIIl ini ti i ii ii oi tl:e Agrif uln urt wnd A-rielitmal &roomv of the State. 1st. The associ-ation al b11lesie. fTe State Agrienltral Society Of boui Cmillina. 2mi. Iis objects shall be stricily Agricul irni ai ruril. 3rd. All persons siscibin2 and plying to the Treastirer the suimi of live 'dollar,. shamll heeligibele w. ime'mhers.' 40h The Soiciett will receive, a mem hers, (.it its a nII Imiieeting.) oine idelegate from a Di-triet, or Neighborhooi d Sociel.t y 5th. There shall be a President. Five Viee Presieents, it Correspoinelsog Secre iary and T'reuAtiir r. arid ai Anniioi ersarv Orator; %% ho 'lull be elected annually b1) tie Societv. Gil. The Society shall meet anninly in tlie Towti of Ciii-ambia durini tle first week of the Session of the Legilnire; -I which time thiere(shall ie nn exhibition anld ('title show four prin:Inmi.) 7th. ;I quorom of the Society sall con si6t if not Iess. ihan tweitV memhers, in elidiii i Presiden or a Vice Presintw. 81h, The Preidetil shall preside. at all metitigs, and in hi, sheice a Vide1're'i "esi. 9ih. The President with a majority of the Vice Presidlents shall have power to call s-pecial imeetiingl of the Society, bilt Ia*ch noetig shall lie antiunced i n ile oif the Agriruhoral Papers of the 'tale, at least Ihirty day s befoure the time at whicb it is to he lehi. 1 tilthe Coimmittees bhall lie appoitited hv the Pres.iden. l11hi. Thire *shall ie a Commiite on Con oto,4 ho-c provitiee it shall liw to col lect all fat t. relative to the g owitng Crop he amount prodneedlie kiln m(ost piolit. :;bile. togeibher nith such observatious h1ereto reltin g a'i nay lie uefil it he Sicity.nndi to award snch premiums as may le, provided il lor y the Suiciety. , l'. There s lnil lie -iiiiilar commitiitiees on it ice, Clrin mid 1 siall gruin, with %imi lar powers and doijes. Mi3t. There shall lie n committee on ,toik, whoie dut it ih l he to report the I esi mode of renring, ithe best % ariety, and to examine aid ;wnrd at the show the poreinms for the same. 1ih. It shall ie the dliv of rhi Prei deliti ti puiblish. 'ix ii.oths l before the meiet i, lhe kinl mt.d age of the stock to lie -hown, also ofthe proi1nets to be ex hilited. and to specify in said notice the itepective pre millms, 15th1. The Society in prescri!inc' pre mnoiis fur sock, --hall have refenoce to jiliro c1%, lni ini he smwk Ilf tile coioniry ll Th l'rl.ieimi s shall igin stieh or der. or Oh renory as it majlriiy oir e; I em' ineue shall havv drawn ii the p1e 1' nimrev oif th-ir duwies.. 1711h. The renrer shall oill-eti all monie1- dule lto Ihe Socity, nyn-s Ilraw i idutile firill. aind kiep tienerloi;nt. regularly stated inl the boltis of the So cetly. Ih. It shall he the duty of the Cor'res pondiug Secretiry to revile all coninitini entiils i lore they shall be mulade public, by atihoriiv of Ole Society. 19th. It sanil be he diy oftie Record ing Secretary. to keep id preserve the Hollks and Pp pers of the Society, and 1 to prepare its proepedings for publieliuon. (Here follow the sighufurcs.) PeNc-ru.u.r-Ty.-An amusing illnetra titi 1,e ivalie of teiti virim. of pinnietuali iV wao one givei by a hio.spiil 400d Gerimati i the interiir of Pensyvi~. -I Tl eIld hioimle boiien it wass too, fromi cellar to lare't. There was no Inack ii of lii means amil :ipp~lines w~ihiimake life so coim fortaleh to the enrnul man, nuid whiti his anble wats prtemil. ii was an adivert~iet iif ph-nty.5 w hichi ill were lice to pa rtatke, 1)11riing i hi seesiiio of t he Unilied Statr-s Ciiurni, in thle diistriicu w here he res'ied he olle day mmale nm ple provison for severail of the jurors. thse liar iad the bench. The dlinnier was doiie in at urn, anid the worth host wniied and wasitedl for his ?zuest, tip to th'e very hour anud iiniiule ayinledO~. The good1 frau fren-edi.& even the phlegin of the utsuially pla~cidt host himiself was somewhat excited by ithe non-aippeanniee of the Oinests. At length lie walked over io the c'ourt hiouse, aiil being a pent letman well knownt inl that comuity, way was madte for hiin tup to the des~k; where the mem-: hers tif lie hair were sit tiing. Th'le esise wa*s onte of mneth iimportitinee, and1( the U. S. A ttoney wats charging thte jury. Old II sils git jniet ii single looik from aill piresent, ais he iithuld imy, atmi then i heir eyes were turned biack to the spealker to entehu every n orid. TIhwe astonishment of hencnh, liar, jury, and(1tiors andi aill, may lie coinceived, when sir lentgth the wild miin birike out, --wime, I say, Thentlenioana 'tis 'd rei' w'clock-andi dlutider antI bli xen -i witsi ilininer' for imbwody.'" lHavinig is dlivereid im isel f, m lie witlkedh, nndte hi;:.bly indligant, dinedl alone, proiteining2 hat iio more such~ unpliiu:.eluasl :!nest shol~l he in v'ied to hiis tahie.-N 1' Dispatchi. 1I'hat is a Printer ?-\ n Feditoir of one oh the' Newv York pnpers. said, in iifre, at :i late meeting of the .3erehnt-Thast lie w us a Mechunie:. na he me rpapers.. Ihnt he wt asia Merchqnt, as he sold/ them ani thait hie w as a Manu facturer. as thte news, whether ficiionu or'fact, wias ofien moiwdelled at his otfice. The question is ihns answered. Front'the Fayeeille Obaserrer. Gooni S arps:.-A North Carolinian, nsonl living at St. Lotuis, in Missouri, has u rittein a eries (of letters to the Editors of the G reenburough (N. C.) Patriot, in one oflwhicli n e find the following paragraph, - hich speaks volimes in favor of 'letting well '-tomaah alone:' - Ji is the rankest folly for any man who is doiiag well in North Carolinat, to go west ibr he'pirpiose of Ietering his conidition -lhe esnot do it. Ifhe hats nothing there, Ie nasty prohnhly (ntd it is only probable) :et sioetlhing by going west; but even th,:iit'he chances are against him. Every kin.1 if business is overstocked, except flrarmini. There are more mechanies tof all kinds than there ik employment for, w%:ifh 1lie t-eSieepiioin perhaps of some few fivoreil spots -There are more lawyers. dioctirs, and preachers hiu can find means uf olitaininu lin honest living ; and thero are aiso more "speculators" than thero oighl to exist in the whole Union. As to faringl, if properly condueted it is i good blusinscts, atl miav be made profitable any %%here; and if a im cannnot make lit it in Carolina, he may as well despairsif doing so ini the west-for depend upon it, corn won't grow without working in the west as linle as it will 1iny where else. rhen if lie ean -enrich hiniself where he is-at hoiie, aimong friendal.-what necessity is there fur his removal ? Let every one poiler upon ihise lihiias, b efore deter minin to ijrsake a certainty for an uncer tainty." ROHA! Po-rrroms.-Ti rage amon:; enliivators for the R~lnn piitatoes, has in some pnrts of the ountirv beetn more vio lent, and it is believed aniteh nore tiseful, than ihn rsge fer speetintion in Morts Multicaldis. 'ihe ciurrent price during the I ani pl antine senifoto. was something like Q2U per hutbel. The distingui-hing trail of ihe Rolnn is the remarkahle ibtln lanra %% ith which it irotices. A writer ii an Elnlish aiictilttiral pnper states, iiat in 18:37, lie raised from sivty moder sie sized Rolans. planted und er trees, and injusred i: con.,ideri-ilale cxtm-nt hy dmtonghrt, 2-4 bushe/s fill imnartite. lit France. theso p1otatoe. fregnently uttnin -hic weight of ten lionnd. Wlien cooked they are said tit pis ess a flue flavor. and from the abun lance. with whic-h they yiedl. and the con sequent leenliss with whiclh they are raised, they will. prohnly, w hen generally introiduced, furnkih an excellent substitute for ihie common pin aito for the purpose of ihiteii ng hoe aid beefcut tle.-Ccos Coun ly -Democrat. The Okra. lultiboledor 41rarodo Cot on --% e ha% e lieen requested to ntotico his nriic!e aid liveontr opinion. We do saI With imih pleastre--for we hnve liog sine helivt-el ra;iot it wonll lie founrad tha ms1At salsale nitd prodtelive of ill tho varieties of o-t ti r:ow erou s is this eun tiry. In the first pl1ae it will vield moro t; ite iail-e, tnw1#l ion cimplarnitively poor land, letinig the htie-r lands na'd more I-at ile o. tha e tivrowth of corn. &e. In thio nnt phniI(, ;ain haundelaid ueight of it In the seed, n illyield considerub/l/ msore lin. The,se favne< ma lie insilv tested. We give A airet alrendy at hand. Ai extensive planter of ris neighAlborhooid. n f-ehid out 425 pon eof cf ssommon or Petit GIr. nid sat egi:a amntin' f abe Alvaindo, or Okra Cotio. nd land it gined uider his own inspeetion. and the r.-sult .nva.425 poids Petit Gulf iehled int lim 124 ;)onnds; and 425 pourds Alvarado or Okra, 156 pounds. Alabama Journal. Mothiers and Davghetmr.-Tt was n ju dicioiis resolin of ;aha ater, ias well as a imotit pleasing comnnplinw it hi-if e.when (in line ba d by frietie, wlint he in tem-de i to d wvith hi girls, he replied "'I itemtl to aippre- tiee thacm to t heir maothI er, ats theyvaya lenarn ahe art of hamprov inss timaae, siatl be lianed tot becomne like ber -wive<, mthelrs, heads of imilies, and useflI msembilers of society." E qualIly jusa, haur liierly tintfusl, wa-:s the remar~k aift le saohapp lath~usbaind rft vsain lahought less dlressy slatten. "It is hard to say it, liut if mty girls are to habve a ebance of groswitng up enod for any thing, alsey must lie sent ot of the wnsy of their mother's exams psle. Oriin ofthse Custom ofdrinking Toasts. -Th'le eaistism of drnirikinag tonnes~ at feasts undia celaeb~rnasions. arose froms the prsetico of p'otrir'g out w'ine or. drinking in honor of the hienthetn gosds-anda is a pracmice that still pat~ akles of thIe nsatare uof hettheniismr. Ii wats one of the sshomna~tionas of heathens ismi, to suppos that atheir goals woaild Iho ptleasedl ith their instoient~aing draught. Snewh ai poatrinig isnt of a Iibiatiosn, wnas usat sally necomaieid wvith a prayer to the idol that he nwoul bse prospitionas-and that he wantl grantt the dhesire of the worshipper. 1Froma ahata ctustom athe habit of pressing a sentimen~it or pirosing ai tonsi uttered in d rinuk ing witne is derived.-Barre's N'ote's on I Cor. ch&. x. v. 12. 'Wethodiss.-The first Methbodlist cusrch ina Armeriena wns erectedl in 1776, in Johnt street, New Yoirk, nnid is still octeapied bv that bodav. .At thast period there wer'e aiheout 11l00 metahodaiisa- in the U. States. A t the p'r~eem nomsaaent they nusmber tap wardls of sr:veni hiumirredl thisnsand mean hervs. The tmaataher ofI minaisters exceeds 3000, andl loeni psreneb-lers 5000. Kickine sip a Dust.--A very qusier marm beinig askied by his comspsanionts, ini a asoh, whether he cotald sno tintrive to "kick tip a dust," very gialood arun rIy anid, "No; but if vtou will let me .fetch my wife, ebs can doc it in little less than no time."