Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, October 11, 1843, Image 2
.RE&GlIdU3.
CIRCULAR LETrER.
Tax EnoseatIn BArTIST AssoctATtoin
To TUs Cuomncuu waruts uma 1-uiTS
&cde Chrisialaints
sazovaO Baurmars: .
In sending forth this oar antnual epitek'
permit us to cail your attention tothe principle
of expediency as ezhibted-in the lne" of emeiie
rfnrsvp a $d that which is set forth in the
eiptures of Truth.
Expediency, implies t.e adoption. or eefoer
mansm. most proper or best calcnlhted to c
somplish the rend desired; volition on the part
of th actor, velative so the instrunentalities to
be used, and the perTormance or oniissiou of
ertain acts. with respect to aitendaunt circmu
stances. and the-consegnenct'. most likely to re
stlt from sch perTortmance or oumaison.
That this principle is partially recognized by
the revealed will rl'God is udi denied'; but that
it is cretited within very narrow limit' is
evident. While therefore, its being received
and acteden in S*criptaralboainds has been and
will be productive of the meet happy and bene
fitial results, carried without thIks pale. it is
fInght with evils the most a ful and appalhag.
We prceed to the disenm.sion of tie mnbject.
by 6rst aonsidermng the etad to he obtained and
the sphere of volitan relative to the -instrumen
taliies to effect it:
1. The end had in view must !be c'erect,
mastbelawful. This postion is so' proatineut
ly set fothin the Wor-J of God. th:t shokid the
profesor lose sight of it, he would be runing
to no purpose, and 6fhting ns one that vanted
hie strength in 4beatisg tlie air " Weher
therefore ve eat or drink. or wsewsoerer %c do-,
do all so de .z"ry qf God.". Fom ti-i psih
oftruth it is seen, that bowever uinijartanmt Or
trivial the acts of the Christian may appear.
either in his own estimation or that of o ieros.
they are nevertheless to be perforinedJ with di
reet refrence to a defilmitemmi sperfie.1 end.
and that end tue declarative glory of the Mvst
High God. So deeply impre-sed wae tlis
truth, on the minl of the Apostle Paul. whi'e
be would lay before profe.worp. the prceantsa d
example of Christ, the ancient wtiiies aind
himself, and frot these. urge then to dsen
cautber themselves of every hindrance, ani
press through difficulties dais iry tmight rim
ahe heavenly race with rpeed. lie wonu!l Inte
thetm constantly bear in imind, that the depign
thereof was to glorify fuld, by looking to. or re
lying upon " Jerns as the austhor and fiaisbier
of their faith." That while all the facultte'. of
soul and body should be broni:lt into reqilitiiion
for the puirpose. it should be c-lnaedered by then
as nothing more than a rensmumable service.
-For ye ate bought with a price': ti-erefore
glorf God in yourbody. and yotir spirit.,whicch
are Gaod's. I beseech yol therefore brethien
by the iercies of uai. nit ye present yonr ho.
dies a living sacritice. wholly acceptable onto
God. your reasonable servic'" low 1unwise.
nay. even simple, would ans individnial appear
to every rctlecting nmind who shiould be toiling
day and nigha in some laborious employnent.
and yet oa it tiry. it were fonauid that time end
of that labr, ouli tIm diiappointmntt andI rs.
laation of spirit. So. bMloved brethren. i ill it
be with tse who p rfe.s t" b'r in the vi,
yard of the Lord, i they sha hve wron;:%i
to other end than ths glory of hiu who call'
them to work.
2. The eloice or instruamrentalities must be
tade within the Scripture hit. Actiig with.
set t4 enclossure, we shall soon fimd that -Ae
are tessed on the.wave of h1un1san fsllv. with
st chart or conpas by wihich to diect our
eurnee, and notes a speedy retreat be hind.
swallowed in the vortex of misrule. anarehi
and confusioi. Ii- instrimtentalities to be
used for the glory of Cod ini the extenision of
he Rede'nar's kingdoum. are not left to be de
vised by the uncertain wisd.'mn of man. .God
has ordained what they shall be. and min '6 for
bidden to amId aught to iien. or tiake auht from
neumst, under the most severe and ssslemmin :ne i
tios. ''Kesp the comimnidrments ot' Gol. and
do themI.. s shall at- aude eash- the word Which
I otmiae.-stnd you. neither alll %e uiminih aught
frn it, that ye mae keep t~.iusemnsndnmeets nf
the Lord your Gee:1 slbach I conummaim you."
liad tis rule been sacresdly mshs'res t". and
the ce 'sts e'f femman wisdmm neit subtitn-'
ted intl.e place ofdiviire inm'tittiinnru. ter. hiad
not l.een thio-e corruptmine in the 5 'hristian s..
higion. and thoe hemi e,-dini schlmimi ran e
gentiomns in the Chri4'an wor~d ::'e no eu
and which have ne:mly tmsnishedi pure :e mnd un-'
dedled religiona from the earth We c.anio:,
beloved bre-thiren, reprehend ton utromnghy the
arroganice of that pmriuiei:,te. wh'?ich! wild a'.
some the proavimnce of Jehoiah. in pe-n~min.:
to enact regumlatia (sir the~ governent .f his
kingdom. If under the .ilo'aie eennoimmy. ea'i
led by the A p'etle Peter a y ake, which ne'ithe r
the Jews of his day nrar their thlers were aeble'
So hear, amid yemi, "*stp s:ansgreu.'ioe. and sdi
sobedienice receiv'em a just mee'Inipeed of re
ward." WVhat should lie thouight ot' th .t p'rs
asemption,. that would *v imm the i(nee omf thme aim
thouity of Slim. whbs '* (lath ine thme.e~ hmmt day)"
spoken natmisu by h~s Sun. who is the l'riet
anes of lhis elory, anid thme es press iiui;e oft hais
pso f "'l'he Clhetwe now eddies,'. pro
Lesto he foundsed on that primncIph-, whseca
knows of no Jndge, Lawrmie r Kineg in Zion.
but Christ Jsusti the Lord. Brethren. is thiis
prntneple adhered to' 7 Or rathe'r. ris their not
too mutch of the p'niley. mgainst sslh ht ne ai e
speaking, to be sea n in the conidiet or mmei
hers, and the discipine of the (Churchmes: a de
parteare from the pilaimi amid usipi co~immatnds
of Christ. and lresortinig teo hutian. exped.ese vi
An inistance or tw') of tbis chuas'ete- will enulhce
for the pi~rsent as illustrative amid condfrmeatory
ofroar position Tihe Atpaie Patit I. Cor. vi:
1. say.: Dame sty of' yan, liavir g a mater
again'st another. gnitn law before the nurt arid
net before the suintis, v. ' Dcit brnthesr goe.s
to Law with tirether, and that hereme sitbel'iev'ers.
v.7. Now. therefore there i-" an'ri'y a fa'p
among you. becease ye go to law one wmtha
another. v.5 6 speak to ye'nr shames. '. :3.
Know ye aot that we shall ane)::ragels? h ow
mneh maure thinsga p'raining tee thu' life ? Cani
thesr be any thing morn plain. nnd positive than
the prohibition and re'proof esemtamsied in the
aboveignsoted Scripturei Anid yea do'es motro
thier go iii law with brotlier? Aid, dio not QVbwph
es. not only connive at it, biut in some instan-.
e.s deufendl as ex pedienet iliac to auller it, rati'
er thanat burden the' Church th tuich hitigmn'
iorns? Sneh aspediemncy is utterly at wirkth
the principle laid dsown by the heads of time
Church, for thasgovernt ment of his pieo'pe.
Bat. says the e'ector, tiiis proshibtion wmii suir.
ed te.e ageun circumsistainces in wisichle was
given, but not toa the present day. The impeort
of thida objection is, that the foreknows hedge ul
God was not ssnftheient to diseern the cireantn
stanuces, thmrough whimch his Chairch usonkel have
to pass. or his wisdoms iuadequa~te to prov-ide
regulatienat adapted to thennmergecy of these
cirenmstanees. Bett where is t6heart filled
with such reckless inispiety, that slarst for a
moment harbor such a she'ugkt ?
Adherence to ths rude might pruobabiy drive
freem the bosom of she Chlurcha the hseartless and
worldly minded pefenssor, bat to him who
sought to glorify indh, the seslemna prohibitimon,
-* Dre ep ga," wuldfall upan his ear with
hilm to thitk son hisway.and turn his feet to the
testimeuies ef Gesd. Again, iis a genierally
admmisted point, that the Grst day of the week, or
Lard's Day, asthe Christian Sabbiath, instead
efthe seventh, or Jewish Sabbath. The change
of the day, brought with it nocbenge of the law
ofits observanen' exeept with respect to fortne
uf-wassbip under the two dispemarne. The
s~anesntIons, therefore, whiels'ieudedf
meid@a*oted its observance stader the one, sur'
tond am) enforces it under fn other, The
authority which enacted. '.Thou shalt .mot
sul" said " Remember the Saubath Day to
ktep it holy ;" yet while we look with horror on
theft. and shun the thief, we behold with indiif
ference the violation of the ord's D.y. and
countenance. and iln too many itances fellow
ship, ana Charistian brother. the SalbathI bIeak
er. What has giventhis obliquity to ton moral
vision? Erpediescy. Itis inerpedirt for the pro
fesmor on ajourtev to rest. and let hit, beast rest.
all the Lrd's lin'y. It i epediet fair hi.' wa
got:4o travel all the Lord's Day.oa the way to
and froma mtarket. iut inexpeliena for his diver
and ho'rs to pe.rfrn like aervice at liome. It
is inerpelient for heads of lamilies to restrain
those usder their jtrisdiction frot doing their
owas5pleasure ton ths day. , hile upon any-:.ther
day they would find it ilite erpediaet t-, exer
ei., their authority to a different et'ect. We
might extend iastances in which the principle
ofhnman ex pediency is the ril. ofnctioti. to tile
pre.it injury of the caele of Christ, said tie sub
Werstan of mee aeligion in the Churches. Thus.
beloved brethrei.does it appear that the reveal
ed will uf God is the perfect law. relative to time
instrumentalities to be used in glorifving hilms.
In which they ahoulbl be ciacuiscribed t be
yond which ihey should tot extenad; belmw
which they shotmid not ful.
ectondly. We proc eedi the considratiots
of that part ofthesubject it which vahtioi should
br exercised. relative to the doing or vit doinag
certain Umis with respect t. attendituttciscuam
sanners. and et'ects most likely to be poroduced
by such oissiona or parlirmance.
These acts, it will be perceived. .re alote
such as -soy. or may not lie pea tormed with
omit viii Yet strange to te'll, such timthae pervers'
aiay of human atature. that where thi--lberty is
given. that which is itexpedient aid least enl
enslated to produce pcare and brotherly love. im
nsust apt Ili be pursued. The Arotifm. ?'aul I
Cor. vi: W, P.,. All'thiugs are lawful uut-,
me, but all things are not expedient: all thing
are lawful for ie bil I will iit i.e brougtt vmi.
der tihe pomwer of amny. Agiiu. cha;. x. V. 2.
All things are lawfil for me, but all thiags are
nimt ezpedsen all things are a% ful fir mm. lut
all thago edify not. Now. fadh the conietil with
which these passageo are count cred, it is e% ideut
tisat time Apoistle dues not design to convey ahe
idea. tlat it was lawful thr himt to ierpetrate
acts Wt iek.-dnes,. or ali: enajined dawt--. ist
enaticiy timtr dtotit... m ronittim; otthing. in wl.i .
(mrep'ectii. ucircuntinaices.) thmie e- taid be
no harm a ather way. It wia ha% lul for him to
eat uascat offered im sar.esif.- ts:otals. reor lhe
i:new that the idol was notlhmag. and that tiae
earth was lte Lord's mt tle iulinesis thermof;"
hltt it was inexpiedi..n for hilt, to do so a,, le
might thereby injurie him wenk brother'o cam-s
c.ience. It was lawful fr hin to ithave detn1od.
ed of the Church at Corinth. a c tipatioil
far is Minmterial labors among tena. lut it
as amnot -expediett for hima to do so. as tihe-reby
he might ider the progrests of the gaospei.
and rather than do this. lie would "roh other
Churlcs. tilking vagesitof thei. or work w ilth
his own leands" for a maintainance. -t was In% -
ful fear lian to mat talent and drink wine. lint ex.
pedient lor him not to do it, if fly it, is lroithe.r
would be ofen'ded. asade weak sir stiumhl..
The-e and thiigs of Pimilar nature are an the
-6ihiere of Christan expediency.b.ayond ithi they
caninot with piropriety lie extended. Let u. nwi'
:tpply this rile to the acts of naany profe sor
in the prevent day. said see if they do not tall
short f the maeasire of chatity therein laid
down. The sale and use of Spiriesas a bercr
age. is ktiown it hto : aisti'ae of stu3mbliug and
rock of oince. to a larg. 4portin, ofrtam Feh.
gious orld; admaitted t be a the highway to ain
imapropar ue jr them ; their use of no patticn.
tar benefit. and io wheie eijiined its the Scrip.
tres t it vould, therefore. itt noi wine. be coni.
dered wrong atm abstain from their mw. bit
iighly expedient o its dot yet how many are
there who ctaia said exercise this paivilede, re
gardlem of their hietiten's feelitins. nid appat
reittly reckl-. of the elfecu of their example.
.\iain. ihere are anmusements ilite lashaioaable
ias the prtmseit day an dihats, biackgnianunmn.
che-s<. and the like, whirlh. its taiy the ieast m.f
tho.. are cdaidalh. aCm-TeaieCn't. a.d h) 1an
sneans edifyinlg. In them- malay irofessors et.
gnge.. w iah as natuch ueesoming dlelig lit as aty othi
.-rs. These lin. ate knomwnt to hum aff--isime to
mnamy good brethieni. whlo considir it as a--thing
ev'il examnples betitre yomah,. and a ptafliaate
wrase o' tiune. Acting ama the apaostolic plana.iple
of expedieniry, wiotad snmmanmch parotfmssorsmme-ilh~
iaa.-ly lay dtowna alese nauemaeas.. aim! for.
-.i mr b::ii!.-h them lf-one their habuitationt for ah
lacey should not be gainmera ian a ltmpor-i point
of . iew, theiy oulid amt be .. los a: au i: hen' d
th~e :imea~, thus womrsi- IL.!mc wae..t . e spia int
m':arhting the detr.,, amr its pot n-ine maoral
amid acwn~tadic wairks. they'. wonld hib.-rgely
gaineir.. iimte!I'tieihaly anad ipirin.al ly.
In the iurecee'diing retimarkm we lmnve- eumlsen
iaured iriefily tom expl~iain a:e prineii.l-- of hinmam
.seiny and Ilhe itmptroprmiety mit adoimstitig it
itn spirtial uuatimers am al-o thie true prim iple-*
of Christinim expendtemacy. it' linmits anmd hapi.y
edlt-ecs wheca. paoper!y applied. lea coinc;uaioni
we''i rem:iark:
1.Tia an adhiencae to the conesetile
princi plU -'lhe lii'de. the IHi.le only is the re'
logicu of Prucrsitanus." inever~ was more sta ir- dy
regnma.d thana imn them presenta linae of eff'art ati
amaminationa It. thereire. becomecs ciachm and
eve.ary profesmor tio ti- ci elI arq~u~sted with the
prtaiciples of '' The~ Faith once deliv--re~d to) the
aaint!:." that they imy he diaronebly tiraha-d
1o every gamod woad andt work, hamth in. ihm per
foa nce of duly . antd resiting iintrovatica~s.
2. A tenditmesm im minad. to do that whichl is
ceniaidiera-d great to thme negleet of simns wih
aaseeemed ofauminir iapo~tancee. is a pvln
pa inaciple among maen. 1 Imnce life is frsprenitty
"upent iii fruaitlesslmesirem. for niean' andii oppor
tunity of dloam seimetitng of ntea. while little
to putrpome' is aecimplmis'hed t hence nucsh of
lhat apmnitumal dearth whieh p. rvade-. Chmreh.-,
aid iniditidalh Chrnstiana. The example of
.Jcans aid his. disciple., shmow them ti hanve hee-n
actuated by a diffe~rent prianciple. Thmey wenat
aibiiut adoing gmod , omaitllag 11tl pputanity. mush
eoauderintg anothtsg ufl~o LiOri hu.mapOr t.uieei to
be atneile to. that would advance hime work
in whichi they were engaged arid allmviatte the
atisericifaf lBetin.g hmao.itv. Notw. ' lI a.v
nan have not the .'hpirit oh t'briat. lae is Oen'e
of hali. As we have opiportumaty. themrefiore let
us dto good "'.'tather it he itn samaetinng seem
ing,4y samall or great. "to all dtern, esptecially
tm thmem what are of the hbonmehoild aif fisith." thatl
in al.ing these thinges. wm may full uur c.itire.
andi serve our gemneraton,. that w hent called to
give att accmunt mof our ste'. arshiap. we may dm
am ii joy arwl not ina Eief- " And the- ma-ry
GOml of pteac-e sanactify ymou tiholly; atnd youar
white ipatri. stnd comet. andi bondy, be preserve-d
blameless. Ditto the comtinag of miur Lord Jesus
Christ." Aasena.
J. 51t. CHIL.ES, Moderatet.
Jomtr hlturzy. Clerk.
Siultar Deri&.-The Cincimatti Suin of
Tuesday says. Ste ime last week a mana
was foaund on Deer Cmecki bridg~e alend. in
a singular positinei- It oppoars the felhlow
had been stealing hogs througha the nifht
and nmade oS writha them safety and wasoan
his fourth voyage. but ge thing weary had
sopped to rest. The feet of the animal w as
ted a lth ac ord and slung over has head,
ad as he leaned upon Utse railings. as is
suppned, aft. haag slipped over the side cho
king the man to death."
Getting into debt without Intending to
pay. is an imlproVemntt on stealing.
'sMan is an ittihative animal," as the
monkey .,td to the dandy.
MISCELLANEOUN. A
- -. d
OUR COUNTRY.
A correspomient of the National Intel- Ia
ligener. jr frnishing some valuable sta- e
tissics. with explasutory coivsment. in rem
intion ,, the Valley oi tie 5li.aisitppi. and i,
tie general priogrese of this country. 1le s
gives 1he folloMning as the ropu'atin lf 1
what he calls - the Adautic Qtrip," in the e
rear 1840:
ATLANTIC STRIIP.
1'opvilalio"t.
States in 1810.
lainne, 501.973 ,
New lampshire, 284,574
Vermont, 291.946
R hode ind, 10.16:10 1
Connecticnt, 309,97s
New York, 1,619,*N1
New Jersey, 373.308
Penusylvania, 1.90S.744
Free States, 5,137.333
Delmwore, 780 5
bltryland, 469.L32
Virginia, 606.9 1.
North Carolina, 75:.419
outh Caroelina, 594.:98
(Ueorgin. bj9*: 9
District of Columbia, 4:3.712
Florida, 54.477
FSinve Stases. 3,491.657
F'ree Staes, 5.13,1!33
Asloeste Strip. 8 627.990
MI.s1aIPPi VALLEY.
. estern Vir;;inia, 4:i2.a.->5
ui-ippis -35. 411
A'rk a nmar, 97.574
.Ml iAogrrt, 36:3.7m'
Ken et ek v, 779.6:o
Slave States, - 3,764 957
Ohio, 1.519,17'
. etern Penisy lvania, 1 .29
Initant, 85 269
Westrr New York, Ft4.640
M.cigmii4 , 225.'I? 1
thinni4 476. 1 03
Wi'muonsin Territory, 30.945 .
1unia Tcrritoery, 43.1IL
Free Strice, 4.5927('9
Slave Stats. 3,r'41.9187
.itsiippi Valley, S,434.75G
Ife ahnosf. rlso, that nbile the pnmisla
tion of the Atlantic trtp isreres on as,
verige of' 16 per rent. from 1l30 to 1840.
ihm if iif Vidley ineened itt the rate of
I-0 piieetn. It is Ltcorln. le Cnyae. I hill tIe'
encre'Ae of populati'n inl thte Cutted italtes
1i exs'crdedgl) raspid; hti it is not general
Iv known in what ptart of Oem the inereasem
iaismd m. In WWI. the j'e;-ulationtm ot the
Ailan:ir Slates was 4.920.4274; in 1840.
8.67.599; being an iicre:se: itt fis ty years
(of 75 p e'r cei: -In 1501 the poipmendon if
ingland, was t,331.434; iii 1d41. 14.994.
51,being a-n isrcrease in 41) years oIt SU
per cent. The Atliantic Strip. hirreforre.
has not increased as fa-s a. Etigiand.
* It is but aN yesterday n hen the valley I
wA5s a a i'eArne , ;d'dsy-i rn1mmine tre
than half the poptior of the Unan, ald
tio-r.-mrrns, nill hardly h4ve p.ased beefogeI
the Atilantic St rip n ill be nom mnre iiboua'.t
oft na a part sof he Unsited States thus. the.'
planmor thtinke ofthe fens'cernevsrne rosed
his tiel of con.ifl i*soim !'30~ -. R' Is.
thme ' aley increa-~esl 50 per centt. Fur-n-.
ing~ the opinionm friom all the evidenceq e
5tnod ut's. it will e.en :ioe as suat rn:-- ti m
tt i sit tme r'eittmbl~ e aeinmtiont t hat it
w ill inecease 20 per cent e very five vrers.
From 18.) 10 1840. thte Atlantic $tip int
er'ered IS tper cen'. it, inacress-- untie 14
will frohnh6Ii he' 15 per cent :tse an tomo
ama ime tei she year I190f, 5 per cent er
ct)y five ycurc.
Frome the llashint'on .ne's.
f'ONG;F8T' vi I *;VI:R.
This di-eamse generall~v m..es ite, aplpeatr
anc afmong-t s.s dlur.mg them mno'thms eof
Sepjtemb~e-r atud Ocr'r, atu benise it i,.
s'i oftesn famtam: aln n3s psrodese. gr'-at te r
roer. Muatny personhs are alatrmewti (Un su
cemr.: of it whben there is not 'he least date
ger iafter mtstaking~ fher'ame of time ap
pear.tnee of smome nnn'sai eitmtom.) mihe
biiionss fever or a common case of rever
andi ague. for Congestive f,-verr: andl the
rneequence is, the fatmmilie, antd fri.'nt'me s
sieck per-cmos, ex periee unn ceewsarv aitt
ity anti -hstr's. In rdcer seo remiove the.
gro~sneih as aiartn. the folhons ing ithart des.
'cripinn is giceni:
The Cntestsve 1'ever is sometime-s ants
unlaumeabec tnrts ins the sy mptmimnsof th,-.
biiliouss ty.pe; hmit the diseasr is fregntentlt
(eongesti e f-o'm the beLgifning. The diug
tingu'shig syamptoams are nnstiant mnkti.
n,:en al the extremiiess. viit leeits tnaile.
the surfae of the boudy heints hsot lhval
lilpc : embarnmse'li brea mhiine ; setmse et
eighmt aet the precordeia, o'r ri-gionm the cis
be'art : can'inal efforts to' sint, sever('
eratmp,' of the legs, anid cold seae t abn -
the facese andI neck. Wh'ien the luionm
fever asuesui the enngese.tive~ turm, the-.
chtance is very seuddent. .The pattiment left
with a best skin, freqtuen ptti'se d ea5sy
respirastion,. is. itt a few tuosrs afie , femsndl
withs a coldi srface, putl'ee slow assd feeblme,
omr enstire-t) n;one, and dil'Iseutt breuthing
Time d~msger me f.tr greaser n hetn the con-l
ce'stiion is a change in thse ihilisne ty pe.
titan whets it Ne;:inas time attatlis it 'heare
caese it im ssccassionued by exhmamstiomn. ina the
o~thser hy depiremssion l the vital fsowers. j
Thle aibeov iS ai desriptuiomnif what is
calleit by smdienal writers, an incmpijlete' I
catse maf conmgesnive fever. *hich is. the kimnd I
that ueoalty prevails in this counmtry ; a
comp1lete case. tbat is onme where the enstire I
surfsace is cold, being tarely seent. the
symoptoms of this diseease aire produceed, as
fthe name insdicates, by time conugestion oar
ac'culattmin of the blood itn the great ce.
tral organs; and these symptosms vary nc
coreding to slae part at whih 'he consbestiao ~
predomtinates, if the head be the seat f thse L
congestiomn, it produaces coma or stuipor r
preciaely aiimilar to rtasim wilnetede int case of a
apople xy. If ii should preonmintate in the '
lungs atnd heart. difflc'.lty of breathing. and 0
.,earausfeent of the erreulation a~re es- '
eriencedI. If he acenmulatitrt of 11111(m
ould be greatesl, in the abdomen, it pro
iues vomiting and diarrhea, togelber
iih the other itymptoms usually atten
ant upm A,%iaiic Choedera ; the two dis
uies in this cc Iri. n exnctly idellntical.
In rommon ctse of chill and fever. i
n1411lly the case :hit the fever immeih
gels foblleewe the chill ; but it someline%
apians. that the chill i6 greafly pr.ract
d. or to mpeak more accrrrelyli the ftr
ice remaineerld :.fter the chily Seunattilon
as pasecd ofl. A patient in liie aituntionfl
vLotld exhibit to the carele-e4 o..-rver
unst or the symploms characterizinA a
nmplete en-e ;ef conest ietn. This slate
f things has oftrn led iguorant Prarti
iuners tee preneunce ctrh rase- cofngestive
-ver; and accordingly they take to them
elves credit for having cureil this dainer
,us d<eaae. which any ,ll lady roull dip
s well as they. by miinistering hot tea.
I.OIW.LIA.
HIVAts Coury, Seopi ^,0, 1513.
Georgia Jurks.-The Grund Jury of
'own-in Count%. Georgi.int their prestent
nenoeu 4ay- Ve have ever heliev-d ithnt
lie ain ier t' enptuewingz J .erice 1-.r the
rial oferimitnals. is verydeerlrcive, aiie thai
lie dieit yliv if econviction i-e mainly atri
Putable to thi. cause. We it not lielieve
bit the foirmiing and expre-ting of oil o
iion a,; to) the guilt or ;nwerenc ida pits
tner, withuiit a p onl knewleci.e lof
he ..e:. i ti hile co .- - I a qwit-. av
>erscmn ir'.:n sarvitg otl the Jury. Unier
he law. liowever th--s are incopett,
mid hetire ihl Juiri--, im tmo- ca--- are
omposed of the menw diseisteand abiaoin
klned of our citizen... IHeineg. therefiore
b--eply impre"-e " ith the impfirt-miee off
in amne rni.eit of the criminals, we mwould
no.. reprfully. request our memeer' i-n the
lex: Leri-lacre, it) h1.avc the lan%% -0 amen.
led a,, teo ian..re the ec. e.. ri ear.. in.
-e t ind virturmls of ourclizene, as Ju.
or..."
State Witnesrs -%. IEv i' it. that the
-:;t -of Soeoh Caro lint has made un
rlvieion for SraRte witei'es. It i- ex
reniely hard for men top be forced from
h.-ir daily avicationem, tiny their iav to
Coniri. anid fmd themselve,. whiliet there,
4t1ed recci'.e no renuneratio. It is tut.
nit that N p)or man should be lraemed
rom hi. family. at il eSpense of some
ote fir two dtollia per day. ti hen a: the
.me time he cat -arely stlport that des
Iittee laImd). We kiow of persoai who
'live beett forceel to Charleston as wit
see.f.e, and1 had to pay slime fifty or ,ixty
hallrs title fif their own picskets Ior boipard
md trav, Ifna. and received nting in
-eturn. hereoee the laws made no provi
,ion in tisneh eases. Now we ask our leg
latoirs to remed% this evil in ..me shape
ir po'her. beraie the laws a opprceive cud
mt1fair.-famhurg Journal.
Clerks.-A A riter in the New York
fournral uf Comncrre, utiler tht. signanre
it' --Ait told ClerUe" .:--i I i, not tlie
rdeitinry and irrent expesies fi litig,
whicl itndttee the yitonge ten oif the pre.
eit clay t biece.n~t. diehonesty;-'tia tie
requent vi.eit, !hey pv et the theftres.
he hilliard netotnm. the INliig 'sa ne
oIdl the exp.n.eee of Sabtath excur'uions
Thee. are the callse- for purloining froim
heir employers. The writer of tI-. has
ftetoel 'lriuigh the 't:mge. of life. rrom
sotin ee itifanhiod. ash.onet friendle.s.
hIfd vt ith but v-ry little tnsissanlce ; hit at
lie saum niltle husit him-telf ep with a
omp--eenev for life. "'by cuilng i gzr
nent acc'ordng,~ to his clotha." H li.- ntever
:peat. diet mptg hi, geenihtius .htes.. for it.e
-ernle iat.l.egne of' 'fashinable atnuse
nuci," the~ sum ohf fire doll'ars wich
monune?, sorel t0u, g nt!ien ep ud' linti
we er'.n nar. Ceen.e q.e.ttnily lie li.d n nae
esity. rr.elt artificial peropen-,itie"s and
rnr.tiad desires, to ruh his emnpl--yer t
ti.l ntelhil.g cant he tnratet. in any~ 'ay. in
xtemmtatiotn of a yoties man t's dliattlnesty.
It his salary he h'ut $-,th10 or even lees-let
tilt live upontt ii. If nolt, goc tu daily laboir,
i" any~ 'hing-hee a mcehanse icnbreer, lit
lerer -fo!!i's any atvocation honest y.
,lly let hima keep fromt robbing his eta.
doye'rs.
Duelliag.-We believe, that among the
ttsia - praicticeal geend effects, restnliting from
hie 'entperanc'' Refeormastuion. ssill be Ilhe
tlolitrhmntt elf the onetvilize.l pralctice ofl
httching. Cal.. Id we trace effects toe their
egtintte caises. tt nine caset out of ten,
I wntdd he fottnd. the prtmc nteivinig cause
if the challeng given and exceped-wvas
'roneg dcick - pi eeeuri->g thiat excitem.' te
e tempelr andI mitnd. aleone capable.- of mtant
-ng te d'abtolica Itntentieiu oa takin,; it
-rthter's hfe.--5S:rong din',t is ra~iig."
l'he D)ut-lbst, 'i trce', in gte art, idlay he
'ie.tr elf it.. indulene- hut in the det'igtt .f
iat act, is it tnt too frLeuently recogili
;e?
It hrt heen neknoiwleged Iby ghe' bravest
ne't t t'e anft a poor prooef tof cotrnage.
l'ht- l!realteni colw ;rd-. tetnder cetmet feelieas
ifhcteprry eXI ile mett have beetn keoen
i cienty fight a duel. A trttly bravec man
ill, it the course of his lif", have opp,-.
utie.i enoug~h eof te'slting his coure.ige. andc
erviug it sai:isfactornily to 1he- wori. n ish
ot imubrucing~ lis hianeds in a brothers
On thi.s same sthject of Duellin g, the
'umbu2g Journtalase m , As :a 'S e r once
'lire tromet thte stito which camure oaver
bie land, let u.' pro-eed1 ' ith 'mu ety atid
e SirO. tbat xe~ thire-.' ethf thi" lharbilai
rcti -.".-'Armp~rroner Adcocate.
Liring under site .ik stelulh.-Ito the pined
!dlim ites. theg lrish koges, prnince.. nemd
hatncs, correspenideud willh onett antahetr by
'its tti f wvalktnA.teks, 'shieha they cover
el with nick.; fr'etf wich e-ttme the prov-.
r. --tick the pot, sani 'he firatncher.
'us, whezn one pritnce w.,solfended bey
untheer, Iistend ufaittina dhowni with a pet:
ihis hanrd to . r'ile him a el'eallenge, he
ulled "lit his iene, ands cuittiug a few
erce nicks in his.. ' alkingC stic'k, sent ig teo
is enemy,~ andlt if the latter brieke ii up~on
bte teare' hea-l, it was ucndertomshilihat
I chuati, nge was excepted. If a gentile
Sn beieamieenamlouredi of. a (ir lady. he
raightissny sco her' iis stick. alth a hole
ored through the heart of ii. andt if lic
-ttunid i willh a ring fastened upon otne
ud he became thte hapipicat of' men: and
hen a lady caurriedn a riug upon the endl
fher uhitelah, it was understood that she
,.. btwehd. and if any man nresumed
to Oay her particmar nteninon arter tht.
the lady was at full lilerty to break his
head fur his paius.
The Public Press.-'4A a vi-it Paid by the
"Apostic of Total Ab-lineuc"." (F iher
M-A Tit.W). to " lin% Z.a.r." a popisu,
Di-trict in the siburis of LoindI . A here,
in he ciourse oif ;an hutr. lie aduini--toreil
the "Pledge of* Tot:) Ahtjinerre" to over
five inihed per-o s-81ni1i, Wims
wvcro several of the Je wish perla-ione :
tis great anid good manso. is refere. ce to
some reOmrks relative tu he Newjpaper
Pre.'. ininde fl by a 1iru' t it rg s::aas
pre-sent, sai *-- that ne.t in Gui. *o .he
,nvport lie had h'rt n ith fruit. fhr- i --r
3tioiITT stn.AL Powrit -.S Tills ErAIt1
ahe. Putdic Pres", slid he attribut liar sticcs
wchich had a'tn,r d the grea eaa mo-uiniotenral i
T- TAL Atwri,..:c-.." It. lcl..ai d
ih one Vseitam exce: ion. ahe itr/lok revse
haIiid ben il li, f vor. awl in Londos t hey
all knrw she pow erfoI support lie i:al re
reived by the Puplie Pre,4 if all ah::de af
opinion ; and lie lhuo piub cl en'dered &is
craielul ihanks o iihose who had rie icn
trol -of every Meripilitau d.aily & N urnl."
- Carolinian.
A Commercial Fact.-.A gentleman
who has luig been exter.%ivel' aeignaed in
the glasgs ware anti cr-y-ker lu-inle, in
Porilanid. Ix'se~ ihrhry . sfrm.
Iy .all ,i% pa11 o14f decanters puat utv in
every crate of were n hie lie bre*ai.t ;t
the cii-, ; bat of' the prIceenl- Wie it, (Iuea -
cot eit iore shiats oen pair of olecanuters t..
a lundred craira. Smile year ..ityee pr
pie bean is, brin into alr drreanter- it) ex.
I change for iher arriel"s. till they oad ac
cunmulated ol his hands ido ihiti iihe n.1
ubfligeri to dierhire excianaging. Il wrijit
to a nuanei;eur r of glai'waare in MAl
Elnehusie', ..aling that hie hiad a qn;iantity
I of ricn rut flut, er( nu'er in had, which
he isoe t, rchange. andl ,inled thibt i
ile change' rotIIl lie e'fierted. he- wiould
take the me.r. uoesleable article (of gla.
he had. The mnuiifartirer reitiriei for
anln 11r. Iiha, tife nw- uni, table article lie
had on hinad was rick cut glus.; dreanters
ELEVEN IEASONS FOR PAYING
D E ITS.
THr CH'a11-TIA'.'5 t:AWa''.
1. The chri'-tiao meteir oil bocie'tiy p11Y.
hill, dtisii first, haenise he i. oraderedf I(# do
so in the iBhle i here ne are tl to * ten
der unt ('ia-sar the ihing that are ('a,,ur's
and te God the things :iai are Godi'i,' ind
to "1- ve no mail :ny hling."
2. The ri.ian hienra4 rhe ei:hth com
Imardmerni every Sundao-t : "Th'liou shahl
noot sten ' and de'fraiti1iiing mari f Il. ' fu
ii stihaling : for tre iradlemciari 11 oil u404.
faitli atid honer. and dIow,. tant give.
3 'hea chlri!-tinn lps rve'i!al3 alh b,
oe. nc,. brc;uc lie is is frienol in .st:ce Ianaid
merry. He i,.he. both to love atoll toar
cor his neighbor, and oill not have lhe
ruin of others n his cm-,ocience.
TIE PiTRiliT'S RrASONS.
4. The poatriot knows. that fine act of
jiait:ie i4 n orth six of chirity. taun joa'.ir
helps Ihe weil oh y aloof tenrreeI% the anworta
while cliaity too often succors but the
aister.
5. The painr) considers il. evils haul
ensue Irom the more wenhhy man I aiviie
his poorer neighbilor unpoid; tiat h3 tat
miiean- the.tep of the cr-at I.idder oaf ,o
i ei-ov nre broke n-ice fit -i rail: '.,n;oie
witli the merc-hant. wi lo .-ain no linger pay
his workmlein. ard roniii ngitit to tite work
man's child. wiho i.o dorisked or oia
foand. or' in..rrioen: er to ahe a::e~ J f' ...
aaad mnother. lefi toi die on a: bed uf ,trani
t. ie-a lpatritua alco pavte, heanse t'e
'ystemn of nnni pnyrr.? .I to a'e'.*..' er ea
n' Eiihld bring ai gra'crnt a h a Arcy oa the
tit oni.
rTuK i.AN 0F Tri: wohLt.'s Ra."O. Tuft
7. The. an:al of .ienhor.h lpay, biec.~ase'
he. b' con'tcedl 1-at honiesiy i- ther be 'i
poilicy.
S Th'e mrcn ofr ihe word pays; hern'u-e.
he k nows thait ente's w ill 2'' with hi,.
-namea if he dee nail pay. inisie -l of1 aaee
well and goold wordis. ns bach last lhe --ec'eres
wath a cea reiii .e3.' hy pay ing.
P. Th~e ma u of worbilly caleinatinni-,
aweare tht., by the imnledi'ate pay~ ment af
his debrs a.. r:i. aiS ihev tnre ;uirarrea, tar
purhiers peare of minal, ;and hearmne., oc
quainemted withI his inc~ame. bois imeans, tacd
his r,-sa::rc.
10. Tlhe Cain olf the weorl.l tn islcs faer a
comfoart'able E!d ge. andl kmeane thajt it.
hasg beui little of it from haipar iterron iihn
family unless hie train sep his chiadreni it
habits oaf orde r and econaimy.
ii. The mtan ef thae wa'rba know's the
rn!! force of ahe term. '- baiia;oi ban hi.,i
mn~an ;' thari it ns i r -trry him~ P cr .uaaa pe
hiiic.al demares alad' famuily dispeutes : atnd
bet cannola kecli ntc.heo c ihpr nameo if he. i,
I he riiin eer it her s.-Ca aila.a .tdroceale
and Jrouarnai.
$10RE RlOltilERT.
Fraoj a ~amcieman whone ndiede the
Maeriwe ther Camap Maeetiaot, hell !asi we:-;l'
we leaser. that 1 mi't daerig nae. syte-w;as e
robbery w.: commiittted th~.ere a 1 a Ic'
hiauir uai Fruiday nighe,. thu Si h uh' .-Mla m
tents were eniteredl anud robbtedl, fiftee
wac~tche-'s wre stolen, and a aoember of' ter
soir.s laus mf~oey taken i ih thie'r li.Etke
knfoeh.4. nir purt'aes, ait ar their eblabesa. lef1
bEeietmon OttI' itng down. . Thee Preoarh
era', tent wis robbic eio fourn ich.e', tind
int the' wihoe -tmerail hanoelnda dollari' n'.,
hat ; forinat elyl noa one. law much. ail .6
the visits were numet.Crous this nas a luc'k
circtliunuance ta hose reble'ed. ni'in.o
whicaeatn rolehedi -andl ". a ,!o..bha
leI i ery'C 'Ilt ir'seiint dappin Ien fi oalhe
earchaer anal lIfmer, ac.'itim uas sueh I'E,
seemeda as civil as ennuitinve, p-ef;iaci2 it
'.everni ienis hi. eniraniice inme themr by~ i6.
familia~r enq' ;: "Is not thi-s b.-eater
sneh-a-tIOne's i -? " ini which~ lhe alarays
haprn~eed toi si rightr. '.heare. haenad anmi
nOtio:', a-ied in that case reairedl. Of
coutrae 'all w:us righta. swamkeor aleepj add
heIo was tthusa pre'paared to ruemiagJe'. steal.
andl pass oif' n; leisure. Next mrnrin 'all
thme peickei-books were fooamia rifled f their
enntents, deposiled in: a barouche back of
cue of the ,ents.-Col. Eng.
It is rttmored, says the WVashinton Capi-a
toil, thai the Hon. Ameos Kek~dalhl is ta.'t~e
P'osemaaster General, and that the Iron. C.
A. WVieelil' is to go out as Minister to
Frb.ee.-Charleston Trimsernt.
F ; EvI r:.LD G . H
W 1), S 1AT. Oh rost:a [. 1843.
-~ i" r,-l rican., Co i!ue Pillars tfihe Trmple of
our I.ihertri.and ef it mustfall. ae will Perish
amih..< tier R;uins."
E--'lhe Mientes of tio! i dyefield Baptisu
cia:i; nre Primned andel realy for delivery.
Tievy camn he rec'ised at this office. during this
x. ek. after whicl, they will be deposited in
ie Clerk's Office.
I7 We c.!! the nt,.acion of our readers to
lhe Cirenilor Letter fthe Ed-efield Baptist As
tociatiion, wlhch a ppeare in our colawnno-day.
It io Gromt the pren -if the lieT. Win. P. Hill.
-' Frorre he vari.-t orfnw advertiusements
6 .?tr :-;war i- rr ri'e-tm.na tos'ity. our rea
dais will peers eine that the business men or
p'r i il -. I i erb'rg, jmei Anrista, are orn
the :stert and it- the Conleon ciops have in a
inme.o4asre failed, tey offer their great varieties,
it prices to t-ni: Ile# times.
E? The hmoorarv de:ree of D. D. was con
rerred uponcs the Rev Thoma. Smyth, or Char
I-tesn, S (.. fay the ioard of Trustees of the
P inicetn Cullege. at Ith ir late Anniversary.
ET The 3Ola clay or November next, has
b-en Pati npaz I y the Gonernor of Masschu.
4elts. as. a day of Thankogiving and Prayer.
27Thm le amount of Tre.-eury Note. outaetand
iti on the: first dlay of Octosber, is estimated at
5.00)3 691 4 1.
LT The Ilock of Flour in market in the city
ioi* New York. is estinmatcd at 200.000 barrels.
henist 5.000 tirrel-a amste lime last vear.
Toe attount of toils receivcel ron all the Ca.
inmat of time State aif New York. this season, up
li the --iJ ut., atuouniel to $1,347,072.
El.ECTIO NS
Geor.:in -In this tate. contrary to our
wi-he.<. le Dlmocrelc party has been defeat,
ed. and the complexion 1C t-e Leglsistare com.
pleteljt cia:.ng d frotm what it was last year.
bumt in %%e ar. to ji.nge. ront paint experience,
hew lre -erat drafaftm i- i geotd onene. in) litor of
hm- .'emsocratic prty. at the coming Presiden.
tial elec:i-an. as time SLate seldoin retains the
-an111- pia ty III power. tWO tfrn. inI succesamoU.
ThheI-eits Ue'.oga CoUsatxtiowa
list of Satusrda hc.et, give.4. we presume, a car
ecci st.tetotI as tar ias heard from:
", )hur table costatins tihe returos from 48
come-,. 1r Goeranor and imemnberos of Con
gre.(, anl iti tm but 57 cunties for am-tlVnr5
uf the -e-;islature. 1,la the 43 e:ountims, in I841.
D:.%-. , mad a maajouty of5t vote:. At the
1resent elec:i.n. Crwc aid rmceived 23,830
. ois and Camper 20,344, shonwig a naajurity
foi U l'rd of 3.4.6. So (jmat the whsig can
dieilk. at ti- e'le:ion. Ioas a clear gain, in
t-.,t 1, contat::a. )1* 3. 16. There a:e 45 coun
t a'm I.*- 4:enare Itum, thu.hl wi e have reort
oh the uajoarr.ies am s~'e.erak of' them, which we
m--h.e i.. cur tabl:e t' imen receivedJ ine full.
Was . re'gaad to tca.- hi g:,ltaure. both bratches
well be wth;:. thme haouise by a large mnajority,
thc' setijc. he a somaci eone. WVe .ball abeain
t'r .em :di remriet, emm lthr, di'amsterous reaukl In
iae deCcma'ie pfmr y ;the timie will soon Come
when'm weC -hcI a.c ~s, mospeuak lasudly olin luecau
s nlhie'c: hac e led toi time uctory d.:hie'VtWi by
ui oe-nentzcas. We, mnauet obuerve, Ioweter,
tha.'c i mo e-it by ai nomnch increa. c e s te thaI the
whae Is its: ecarried thme lmbr ; fr lby compar
a; thme teC amf 1"41 and' 1843. for Gsovernor,
it will be: ammverltained that in lAtl, in) the 48
raie..nc * :sn nur l:b., lthe voete tir M~clonald
w... .i2 ti;. amnd for! lDevsa c :2.t25. f~iving a
.:cs ml ini lite illt. r *n* 'l ini.e. a .,tat.ed abo'ee.
At Zi -i.m im ncc the -a:sme e-imtiesP, Cooper
rceiv.-dl 20t.4i. fla. Crawe tjord ?38.I0. wvhichn
aiowe th-tI Eoae-mr liae recived 1,7.30 votes
)1nly lcei hlenc Mc'lontaml. and that Crawford
in rm'e"cl.- I 705 votes ordh more th:,n Daw.
'im Tihme,. twoe miusubers of Jr u0 aned 1705,
eth the' 51 ccmm ait is thec 4'9 connaues itn 1941
lor [-st. .n, mmat~e prc'.sely theO nanjoritye of'
r:s't t'ard is th-- 'imom c-mnmie. 3J166 vo~tes."
Mu~eice -M r Acismt-socn. tho Detmtoer itic~ can
Jicmata ti.r Go aseor sfth Iis State. has been
elected bay a n:'jimwy ..' ki to 1000 over all
mther pt'~r*n. i pslmuahiy over thme WVhig
c -mucndcmre. lmol.ic-omn. i.e ea.?u l00..
Onse tw a mesi.ers5 ol C~ongree,. out of the
evenl. are known 1to b" elretedl and they ars
lcwamratl. inm th. -'l andes G7th dsctricts; in the -
I ct andl 4ele it ise demnhmlful which pasty has see
-e'.ed. anintm the retmainming three there is no
Thie Dsmcrts willhave a majority of'2 to1
cm lte i.e'gt'l ae.
TIlh Demoetatiic cataditdate for Rlecorder ci'
hei Fira st ieicipietity sof New Orleansa, (Ir.
ma icm.) le beens .lec'ed by a majority of 183
nmii of I l':C rote's pssUrd
W'es copyr' tce followving notice froom "271.
f,.br."1 scam t-t'e pceper'. pasulcemed in the
Piy 'of cmi harl-stoun.by Miemws. Milk-er& Brown,
ied edm:edm bcy Jeohn Ii. Irving, 31. U,. at pre
'4est Ma~cor eof :mal city
,llsomac.-Th~ seeMst Worshipful Grand
L...sge 4.ine~ent l-r''i1ee Min. o1 donath Car.
iina, resolvced atea recent nmeetsg~ to celebrate
cm a tecoatminait miianer, miu ltms ciiy. St. John's
Lucy ccn, tu t27di Deembaecr. hr. Irving
Li 6.2.... ch-cretd to .lelaver an Uration, and a -
:ccmnmt'e 'oempomised of Dr. Mackay, WV. C.
ate wood. r..q.. A E. Miler, Esq.. Dr. Wood,
cud W . W Kunmhardt. Eegs.. has. been appoint
td to earry:a c elft the w imhes ectd intentiona
cif tes Fratm'tnity. Notair'g has tamyet transpir
id imm r,-feremce lt thes arrangetms0 thaI will
ac recommentded by theO committee to the Grand
Lde, f~irther than that the Oration will be