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TIIURSDAY NOVE.IBER 9, 1S54. sWe eg a ravor. THE suberribers to the Adccrtiser nust all he con vinced by ts time that ve are earnestly desironis of civing them full value received for their annual sub scription money. We have go)ne on, step by step. for the last f.i:w years, unitil it would seen that our sheet had gotten to b- quite equal to) the wants of a mere country circulation. But icte are not yet s:tisfied. Our desire is to place the EDGEFIFLD ADvEnTISER in, a yet minre advanced piAsition ainong the papers of otr couitry. That we may he enabled to doi tisii. we cone once more to our subscrih.-rs. eaic'h one loy him seif. and a-k the:n mat respeclflly, but earnestly, t. assist us in extendh iithe scaope of our uiiefulness by increasite our rft as of doing the handsome thiig. B t tbis an Chrit mas, cannot rach one of you, kii.d rea!!rs, proeire us one or more addititnal pay. ing subhscrihers I We heg you to st.twn-r NOT 1hisA our special request. Fifteen humired of you. at least. are genrlement whose bare rericinmmendation w.uld lear ot hers to jin themse'ves to the long list of our subaribe'rs. Will you refuse us this ? We know you i:l lnt. iFv Chris:nas, then, we look for a largo. in rease; and should it come, wcll give you a jolly Christmas nutnhter. N. B. If yoru nean to comply with our request. please do so right of. cied you think oif it. cAEs r. nA.tE obituary notices, together witih otler ar: les of interest, are unttaOvilillly pus:potned this wek. but iall appear in our next. I " Bi a private L-:ter Jost receive1 here we Fee :hat the Am--:ieanu 31aisters in Europe hail atsseabled I on :he Blth Octiber. at the residence of the lin. J. J. Sims. 7linitr to Belgium. Notice those Turnips.' S-:s our tho::itiful fireman. Of court-e we wil. Tiank you. good trb-nd Uno.owaTEt, for the two pm r Thay lre admirable turniip-, as large as th.: lar st and we dare say) as sweet as the sweetest. Land 2ales. ui as: was a large amountt of landed property sold among us on he .-aleday just past. The rates were not very Ligh. S*Naludia oaky' woods sold at from 7 it! Sidollar.; per aere-Saluda upine hton at froan 2 to 5 dullar. Sotne dark corner land brought nt-any 10 dol:ars per aere. A lot in the town of IHamburg the Spout Sprin:" !it.) containinug n ithill a small fraeion of i 'eny acre'. went for .115D. Mr. Ciis. 11AM mo a %tna t-- purcha-r-r. 'The well-knvn and %ery 'vluaie 'ituuiuin nI Saluda. known ai4 .1t. Wiilitng."I w: perchied by Messere. AnTtuRn and Lotis :otNC.oon. We observe that Dr. I. G. .a.vs. of l'orida buiiaht a thousand acres or so in the same vicity-hope1qr it is tin inidicatiot of some dispurition on tha Dr's par to get back hom.: again. Cant. Drooks' specch. Scat was the press of buaintes upn u,. on iday last, in the Comis.ioAner's OlTire, that we "ere ;very umn illing:y) prevented from .tendtig upon the ucea sion if Capt:. JUnooKs' addres to his consti:uetts of L-:gecseld. Once or twice we found time to .:o q) to the Court Ihouse door nd:J li.,trn :o his remarks fir a few ininutes. As far as we did heat him, we were mucht pleased. Jt strikes us that Capt. l3noons has imp'roved !i:nls l in every resper since he he-ate: a Cn.:resional Repesentative. 1ie thas aeid-ntly givelt ihiznelf Ill to the asziduous study of such ma:ters as will m-ak: ium a most eflicient publieservant ; ani we have no hesitmoirn in savitig. that hi4 Congressional District has reason to feel a high dt'gree of saaisfac tion with the irspect of beiin; so well represented I the Canzress of the United Stices. Our tmmb-:r hs our b.Et wishes f.r :ucces i: his prai.eworthy ex. eini -in,-. . into Cotton Picking. Mr. II. Bl. GsA tANu, mnager far Col. F. W. Pten ENss on his lower Saluda phattianon, sendk its the fol lowingi sta~eteent of cott:-a-picking atmo"g hiis hImd n the 26 th tlt. We tolt tuddl, natii.'iIr. I'~amadestyi frbtade his iain, t hat it is very hard to heat fr this ciutre. 'ITwelve hta:ds," says% he, "piced outt ie::r :o sad arl tlhirty-t ioa phulli, mali:qg tart atverr-- of in thei tiel Ion th." s~taw. dav nas 3G' an.l t.-'! we:h i:ec-mi--l eatiasre'd nsa 73i3 ;piitids. Theyv il heg afteI11r oma rise tad stoppeJ picking at su:a. et. Ctton diry antd dtmy lh.' I 1::d the Col's ni haele force pickedJ on tiat day in: pr portion toc thle abhove, he waidi have land itear fatty hales g tl.erred, at onie .sweepc i t were. F~vespects of Gold. tS :vrtn.s i. gooal pr ospects oft grdblen hatrvest are risints ituph befre the etrapltutred '.i tin of cert:cta titizens of our Distrier. WXe haive seen specimnens from a mttine of .Ulr. .31escao .t ieur., atid also trom~ tine wurkird by .r. JouxN Lsux ad aothers oaf outr town. 'he pure stt:Yshine- out Ia pably enotugha itt both cas-es; andii all interested are Ii:led ithi huh-cs 'I h-iiliant pa . .ay nonme be d isa piciitd! "Ouxr Galls." WiE hacvre good mnt~y huig, fat, finte-himr.iiig girls in !!~dgelch, awt! no untpre-juditced persom nill denytt thei .et. Butii we !.mow of &-.e tiot eighnt til~es froum ouir tons a n ho i tkes thle rag i-ti the baush," laor size, sr cople.tely, tha~t lhe rest of our lire:y cites anu-t n!l sing low for the future. She is oily 1-1 yeairs old. anid is G feet !.igha nearliy a:td nsears aNo. 13 sties. We alr pemitted to itmke this statceent lby thonse who hiave the biest rightt ita grat thamt piermli-iin. Talk nii moare of womant's degetarracy nie wcse eatn rai.se sumch Aitznuns ina old E gefleldI. A 'rospeacs Villago. '1TtE Ararbierri-.n 01 the 3hst ul:Itmo gases a pic:t:re .' the ptrasperi'y of the town uf Ne-Ahlerry whitch nie wold C .py it full. dlid nie tact fear it tmight iater'ly Sset .i~ae a:f aur olId i-ies lil this sidhe o-f tihe Sala; I~a we do Inat wi-ahi ti e intstrutmetatil itt killingi htl-m -i quite *t. 'ia-re is a li::he use itt tie wsorl.l for them it c e ic eI, ni hiehi vine have nth thtus far ioutnd clut. We muitI ' -acre a emi:ith dose an themt thi-ugha at lit haza. . Knowi thmen. Sc w5ireOereS nlr hmtre c-ier a~dy ~ede~na hie dli wiua atnd cder:tm::iion oi tal| '.lla-ges lipo-t linaes if railayi, that ther townat'~ New herriy' (- liichI live yer agiws scciree ecqual toi Ecdge u-i re-, I Iliae stw-ne, 1 IDrug storae, 3 Jewelry shcaup, 4h C 'neti<~:nrs, 3 C'arria::e' fa ctories, 2 Titt mad Sheet irraon feetori-s. 2 Furnrrititre Walre-ra-mns atnd a Barber shtu. We w5ill tart "give Ilhe ra-si. Tis is etnoiugh for an hut nuimr.kis. And stiil the spirit of improcute tma.'tt c-rntlirmes unabtedit:~ itt that pro::ressive little toiwni. Sill, all i5 life anid htope, tad a'oniice n ibh her cili zes. Becatuse a great railroad still continutes andut ma wv- otile to hour its bieeits tupon themtt. Oh It that fools woucld learn wie-lrm! "What's int a Name ?"9 A go-ad deal allre, We think, itan Shakesp-are tim ala- -dl. We were sormucn hat struck in this p'irtic'ular ths other thay., wite~ glanacitng oiver a Catmaingu-- caf the Graua:es of the South Carolinca Couliege from its fiutdation to the year 1854. 'lhere we saw C. 3. Corcen I:ie wel-ktaownt old Judlge) writtena out a! m tost in stranige chtaracters, thuas : ChIarle~s Jonces Cot. cocK. There was lIontertt Y. Ilatvs rettderetd Robert Yorne~a hLast:-Wu.: C. PntESaoN wvritent William,. LCuaraeIll P sroN-J. L. Penttecihangtiead to Jaes LoaisPEfTtaUt-G. .hNixinento lris tophei rGu'astaVUs .M;,ttr stn-J. ID. W ia rnsrooN to h uez D~onnomc W1tTtin tnst'ouN--Wii. F. DEtSAssuiat E to Willaim Ford DESACESttt---. Va. D.SnGAN to George Waushinagtona D)An I-. II. WaAnLt5w to 'r'ceis tHugh WV~snot.Asw-anid, las-t butt ntot ieast, It. . WV. A kttsaoN to Robiert Francis Withecrs At.tsro. Naw thae every-cday tnmes of nih thaere geaitletten ire as fatmiliar itn Southa Ctcalita as biotiahld niords. lt tih: style and tasbto of somea oif thtem, in tall theiir h-igtheed flow, is ettough, at the lirst sight, to puizzle thi-i necartist neigthboar. Negroes in Hentucky. Astatteent recenitly maet our eye somtewhecre', to the effect that ne-gro property wsvct racting htigh int Kentucky'. 'hae sutateent wats suppoarted by a tnumber oaf sales, um tong which we observed that oif a naegro mawn Gutt yers of age) at $1237, a girl (7 years) at $55'J atnd another tt (2l yeacrs at $1205. p INt'--tRMAT~ON b-'ts heta reCeived of the forma tion of a new State itt Liberiai. It is naemedJ thte Our Railroad. A short time will suffice to decide whether we are to have a railroad running by this place orinot. With in two months, the point will be settled either for of ag~aint us. The subscription books show nineg thousand dollars in favor of our route. Some twenty or thirty thousand have been subscribed by those who prefer the Lot rottle. Coull we but add thirty-five thousand more to what has already been secutre:l, tihus makin. a total of one hundrcd and twenty-fite thou saad collars. we milit walk into the ring with som1e chances of success. Without it we will fail. One effrt inore ought to he made. Let tts have a meeting in the .Court Hlouse at this place some tiay be fure lone, and let us attend it with the best railroaid feeling. we can possibly muster. Let us all go to it, whether we be professed railroad men, or profesred anti-railroad minii. But let ts not meet tr. talk and then do nothing. Rather let us meet to do somet hingi that we taoy have it to talk about. Let every one, who is at present a subzcrieL r, agree to add On to his present subscription as much as lie can possibly afford. Let eaci man go in to tie meeting with a fIlded piece if paper in his hand, on the outside of which shall he written hi, present sobseription and on the insite the additiun he i< reatly to make thereto. Let every one of these folded bits of paper be thrown into a hat to he prepared for that purpose. Let the meeting h called to orer as soon as the confusion attendant upon tlhi proceedure shatll have somenihat 4ubsided. Let the Secretary of the meeting then proceeil todraw out and real eawh man*s addilitional subscription as com pared with hi oriinil amouint. Let each man ad vance to the bioks as his name is called and pit down his sign ature and adili:ional sibscription. If it be fttord that tire right spirit has been at work in oll mnidst anti trial an increased amount has been mate up. st flient to secure to us tlie manifoild advantager of the propoed rairia:d. let us then talk, shout and gIorify ourselves to our iearti's content. But if not, why then Iet us drip out, one he one. n% ilh downcast loos ani r:: ing heads; and let us neversonucl as . v "Railroad" ae-iin. I Tho Manchester and Wilmington Contin uation. Tin:: Ril t m'tn of Edgeield having fairly gone to sleep ipon the culfject of a R:il R-o1l throurght their beaniifil ciintry. aind the Minti-Ehalites and their conf-derate- of Colnihia having called offtheir iio; ion for the prceent, it appears that the Wililing-ton & M:nihe-ter WRil Ilhad Cmpary are now about to w:tke up and makte an efTibrt in the sane direction. It Will h.: reeritihredl that this Company obtained a Ch-irtir lst sessiion, empoering them to continue th-ir ad diree:Iy on from i;s present Southern ter tminus i llanburg. Iiiherit, little or noting has beven sail of thi< pro'joci, and the calculations have been that tire Charier would nott lie saved. We see, however, that iie maier has been broached of late, andli the necessity tif proseeniint the enterprke strong y utwe-i ti:rm all it--re-tel. Shoutld the spiriteid and eniergee gentlian. nho now orncpies the highes positiinr int that Companv, take iiil of this buisints. with h4i- :n-cu-toimted v-in. it will not he likely toprove si compilete a citse itf all smniike and no fire" as tile C iiflia & linhnirg Riad promices to lie. We sp:ak thius of ids lirt iniil Road, hecnuse there seems io be nohig dciwng in its behalf. The snriises are that lte loer route advorates. eq-ally wiltl te ii mi. havy. ti ter all. but :Jim hopes of beitI blescii n ithi tIlhe lailri:i facilities they have heen si findly picturing to thenimseves for a twelvemonith. Adit. to y tle tratht, the whole aflair admits of a cood deal f11 doubt at in ltst-,ne mcan. as ltl its feasi hility. tlie eh:inces of its henmini a lirolitah!e it. venernt. &. Since ti project of hidnigliing a liad fro:n iiinimi:i to Jiaithi:r- was first started. wther schemes have been snruck upoi which nill (if tar riedtitt milit:te very criiously agaiist its evential sictef-S. Amosng tlhtee. ite proposed conretction il Chester ntidh Neniberry, and then of Netnherrv %n:th Ilambliur. i. to our iew, the net tihreateninz. That hi will be a shorter route thirorrel our Siale in a Nor:h-eash-rly direction than any one yet proposed, doe.s tnt admit of contradhiciio-n. The difierece in its favor is varinsly es tiitied at from forty to fiy miles. We obiserve that a meeting has been called in .Newb-try to trike measures foe beginning this worrk. Ile:-e there is a prospeet. not distant hut imomeidiate, if a rivaryr with tihe Ciiliumbi:t & llam~hirg lWaid (.ehoiud lioh RWrdsn be rarried oit) which might pibl~iny kil. the titter itt its inrfantcy. The ctinsideratioin at runc snuegests itself. iinuld it lie wise to risk a mrilliton ot dillars ini a work alideh mrihtt thuos bring hreavy lissee if lion turer ruin, un till cioncernedi. Wie imaine thr< considtrerationr v. ill ihave its lioper weuight niith ilirirncipid myvers arid friends cf tihe Jtinmburg & CGaniuia prouject ; aind. if si'. we fear :t may provea grrieviiis ilamp;er irpon thiri en t--rpri.. lBnt tie Wiliington & Manchiiester Comnpany~ ocet pyv iitlrenit groundti. They harve nut onily embilarked' int bit rave nearly compleikted a grea t work. Thei strni:le toi ike ihis witrk Snee~irsfuil is hecroime onec of life arn:l death withr them. They hailupoe thait their lload wounld neciessarily ire a link! in thei ercat linec if Ntritherrn aun- Siuthrnt travel. lin ti lhrare abaut tin le. to a ereli exie'ti. tnitairhi Jlnasing vntureid deiepiy howuiever, rihey wilt doub1t liss it-e evere mreansi to save itemselves. it seemti to. be regairded iny threm i.>w ti a poinit oif tire last in seiytecet. eti et. its speedily as piossile. a dirre iron withn tine Geotrgia Rail I iinads at Augutsta. Theyi whs :hi r, avoid. as they saye, "tire whims. catirices a:ii j a Itk-i f thIe South I Crtilinai load ." tnd securec a rrspreLtnthurt iin of the travel bietween ihe .Nirth a::n i.e :'uth. whattevr ciimpetitiiin nmay nrise. Artiall --veute, theyV recardl this expieritmentt ras onie niell wirth thre tmntrg. Our own 'Tiunionm is that thei Wil trin ton & Manch~lester Ittid , thius cont inuerid. nit s.i..;r.. t ti ll its irn:.inatorrs ever iictmpl:ed fur it. Let it lie hoirie itt tiid tht tire dale of North Canro!ini:i i' rdoinge every:iir ini hir tower to inicretasi rime iwe.t:b anti Iimrtiarnce if the towns on heir At latrie cioast. Th.-~ result oif this elbrt on her par ui i priiiably bre rthe buiilingr uri of lite or more sea. hurts if gret conseiu ence. 'Te Wi t!lmiton &~ Air glistai uro:id nsuirhi ire tire chatnnel for all tire Sitmhi W~esterni tradle arid trtei in hieb mrighit huts tie at traile tt in i th tbron. Besidhes this, tire Wihntiiu tin & Anpstta Ritad woruld ciontendi pretty success. fu~ly, n i even tihe Chirste r & Iltimbuiirg rotid, fir tie guieral ruin if traveel. Ahillp-seus truing Nunrth for instnce, whoii preferred thre litiay ie.s tila Pila delplh a nii Bahu~imtre (tand there tare thousandis who doili sit inorubl take thre Wiimi:ei.:tn ruad at Atl::r-ta. Tit rioiad wiouhl, furt hiermrre . lie rte mtst tu rerkahtie one~ lienhlip- i:t the- thritei Sttts fir re:lularity tif grade, andti a iiscseu et'jtubbmlion irf expeiditionr and stafe ty. Lu wourld, indieed, hie twuarly a lee fir mucth the grittier part oif irs length. t wiouild also, in all psroba hii:it,! bielitter iramnged (being utidier one anil thei s:::nre diirection thtrughutu: thi n anyiii inteit rte tht mrieht lie siuject to tie aionir of severai ifibrutrt comli tpaties. TIhies-: severa l (itiiusttances wiuhi certaintly drawi a large l-irt of thre travellin~ einstomi oh tur icount re. Thmeir, there are t hroursands if trrvelleirs whor hike "tcr go trie tiny and conie hack another'' fur mere Ivtariety's sake ; anrd thus alsor wouild tire Wihinugt Iroad reat~p manyi, mantiy hi!reds. But we didi nit design at the otutset makinge more than a singlie reuk,'r and it is: that we tire realiy tpleatsed to seei a miovemen~it lmaking to ronitie thei Wiiming tin & Manchtester railroad ont to Ilambnureg or !1ilitary Election. Lieuitenant S. J. W~aTsoN was elected .Major of the Liuwecr Battaionir, tof tie 10th (Saluda) Regimnetnt, o this District, on tire 27th dlay of last month. We di nor remembtter tire state of the poiis. lie attaineda mo'jorio; at atll evenlts. GT7 TritE procteedintgs tinder tie furitiive slasve lasw at Boston, in tire case of Anthony, Burns, trot Jung sie riechaimued by his tnaster, Captain Srr.E, o1 Alexatrnri, Virgirnia, cost the U'nitedi States within fratiorn of $27,000O fir extra pohice andi militairy force aloine. This doens nut ensur the usrual orinaurry expren ses iincurredl ini the caise, such as the fees of the regu Itar omeiers of tire Untiied States emnployedi itn the case. The Wash~lingtons Stair says that $l3.00 of tire aibove $27.000 iwere dtuly pail hrast week. "WE learn," says t1he Unrhinrgton Flag "~ tht Wise~ andl JottssoN, conrvicted of tire murder of SuioDRAit JonlNsoN in this district, on the 21st o Auitrust, 1933, have been patrdonedh by the Governor on conrdition of their leaiving thre State. EgJ TH Et cities tif New Yotrk, Neiw Orleans, Phuila dlelphtin, ande hhuston nre, it is said, to he successively hoinoed~t n ith thre visil of a Spanish fleet of sir sten tmers and~ six sailing vessels, tine object beintg toeshribt to American citizents the splendor of' the Spatiish uni Political. Iere are three short extracts which occu7 to us as being fraught with more interest than anything of a political ciaracter we have seen passing round for a week or two. The first has reference to the exhaust ing efects of the. Russian war upon the fitantires or England. It is from the Liverpool Times and runs thus: " War will snon prove itself to be as great an ex hanster as fatiie. Tie c ost of our army for the pres ent year has been esiitnited at considerably more than l he support of the Irish pwasantry in 1817. The lie) p'e required X8,000.000 worth of corn, n hich threat ened to exhaust onr banks. Our fleet and troops will reqoire 18,423,099 hiefore the (hise of the current fiseal year. The hllion receipis, week after wvk. ae im'mense, but the hallion returns of our brJsks show no increase. The demand for the precions ilet ats ap pears in he greater than the supply, which is inifinitelv larger than at any former period of our his tory. This proves that anl endless jiquantity of :"old does not supply a people w ithi money, and that in trade, despite all legislation to the cor.trary, it is si ply dalt in as a coinnudity, like ull other articles of commerce." Tim second e:ttract is from the New York Tribune and bears upon the resources of the Czar. "1 And there are people who believe that Nicholan will sne for peace if 4ebastopol be taken! Why. Rnssia has not played one-thirl of her trnmps yet, and tie momentary loss oif .-ehasopol and of the fl--ct is hardly felt at all by the giant, to whom Shas topo anid the fleet were but a playthin. Roi:sia Sknows lll well that her decisive action stoes not lie along the sea shores or within reach of deharking troops ; bitt, on the contrary, on the brand interior of the continent, where massive armies can he bronght to art concentrated on one spot, without frittering I away their forces in a frnitless coast defence againt evanescent cienies. Riisia may hiie the Crimia, the Caucasus. Finland, St. Peterslmrg, anrid tll such appendages; bitt na long as her body, wiith Moscow for its heart, and fortified Poland for its sword-ari, is unitouchel, she need not give in an iota." Our third scrap is from the Union and throws a little additional light upon a matter nearer our homes and hearts. Speaking if the President's position tit re gard to Cnba this paper Fays: "9 lIe came into power resolved honorably to acquire that islund. and he believes this duty to be hiiilin on him still, no matter whether the qnetion is cotii'l cred in it- relations to iumanaity, to comilnere", or to freedoibm. While Spain adlheres to that island, and to lhe miserle policy which has disgraced herauthority there, it will be impossible to suppress the active syin patthy of tusadimls in this country for thoite who siter fron desoitii in sight of our shores. The seitle cause.s will continue to annoy our merchants anId our shiippers: and thus Cuba will lie no less a inagaizine of diserntent to Spain %ti a pretext for arned epedi tions from the Uiited States. It is inl view of till I these cii-eunstances,::.ud others faiitliar to tihe world, that the 'residetit. nihile wiertiy etiforcing our haws again.,t itose n "u 10CUtemiplate illegal expedilions ipupon I Cub, has perseverml in every honorable expedient to induce Spain to cosme to terms (in this imiue." FOR THE Any:IRTisCn. Ma. EtITroa-Will you be kitnd ent4.1iigh to allow tile a stitl sp.ice upon your valuable shelet, fo-r the purpose of de-scribing a " Po.,svnu SerrE't," which -anme ofy a few iights sitice in our neighborhood. You will pardon ile, hiowevir; if I touch, by way of exotdiuun. uponii the hunt which caie 4ly the previ Soime time. before tine. A . M., by the C,rs faimily elock, we mustered our forees which conisisted 1.f I tlree: or fiir vetcrans of t-- .' . i a :4.tiible leo-t of dar). . lv theaes when occasiiot 'el on our over-efoaits, a. our feel in rq in a Iw i , un tribe i gieneal :4. 'd inily sugrakte-l that it tf the dotes if we carrie '-, V*. I I us, to which pro, i.--:. tug Vvo. Matters MTs wre 1ouindevd anId til r ti- ual p lromtui :ntul tn': lghuted and ; go it Ie'2"w satl Iigll in hope and iht by w;y if sren:he tine of the favorie eatntc 'y which vou are to underSt. h.: atr ai 'o-lm he ::St h0 -was tl.e .- r o -. ciir it' low degore- '. hbut wais indle bled !a LoTrd Weliniton'" kemt guid dogs niow-a-da1:ys I. nnedL - Iound ) As the wes seiit ettered their datrk rt it re eri~veil lihe sig taal t hat ln which was L::r-ssed ' Thie sti.spense u hlieht t "' relieved byv the usual - h telcuini g r~~ i~ espon se jua.t at ihis ei'ticll momstiett we rt ig hIt, an iniet aliy bh :ed!l outr expect .e. whio earrb d the totrch ' c a loud yah : yah ! andt jut - ak his he-b, tigethetr, but ---agledl int the brtushi, sit dimwit s eatie at foll le-tgthi, andi out wien-tt the torchi. Th'le imprecat~tionit anld 5irmure~i eihiets againt the negro fotndly. and this neurai in paritiular, maity be- better i tnaginued thau describ ed. I Iiwevier, nl- S tute wsas to 1:e- lost, a miatch was calb ia for andt ais gi odt lut-k would have it, otte of thi party had broht at box with himi. With tis we retotedl suli:ht. Ily this time - Stoketr" hal i denu tonge aeainl. Somein said it was toe -soon to be any thing,. we lmnd but tr pirto.-ed. " Nt- ' atitiher si. - Stmokhe-r tie-vet- lit's-ll be-t there- is a Poissumi there." It wa< agreed to go raitl se-. ad sture enugh hie htad treedi in a hiolow log ;lhe waus Cso r.mtteketusi that h e wa'-;s actuatlhy te-arinig the biatk oif thle ll tre-e wi:hI Ihis teeth. I low to gt the l'i..sumi was the tquesitin. Theii aix-s were freely used, but to little lusii-O o fuhe ainmul, andl the 'eissumi htavisse tuonaay frmt-heitztnoise. ait the root of the tree, wherme we tall suposed lie botl retreated to, camie withdin lhe :ieach f the ,xti-tid jaws of Sioker,"wthob ad stretcli ed ini as far its lis slitulhh-rs woub'l perit and~ grabb ed im i. 'Tteii ommtenced the fuis. giindnitu andi tog giuty. yet so ti. lht was lie lit thai he tumde cery httle progre.~ss, but lby the ehrsering elamatfons if the htniter:is." go it smonker '.ihold hi tm Smokeri e,'" togiethi er' wit hi the wiglinig if his r-ump, andl the trnminiig if the hin td legs, you e- tiuld perceive lie was progrettw5 intind at last tic jerked hint out, atnd so tight wasit th lieht that the i-ld bi-g ratns tas it you ha til-ed a tight waid out tof a1 gutn barrel. "I fld the d sg :-piull Ihim i ff!-he'll teari him ti piees!-tee nuuv, get a stiek and usplit it, atnd put his tatil ini it." This we it,1-:inil j trked his tai' so tar throtugh he eoulit hard l benid tin the ptole. " Nowi biiy, le-t us take a ditk and proceed.'" The darkie, whit put our lhght uti, wvas by unantuimouts contsenit diprited sit this ptart if thle funi. Thus we spent thec night Pissoun hutintg. So m uch fort thle Ituntt, and niuw for the Suppeur. At an early litour itt thueevenint, the inivited gues assebled att .unit Ihe-iconi, a place whtere, - thuey say" ini atncint writ, the2 muists dwelt, sittuated aiout four miiles ftotm your village. The lirst pau-t of the eve-ning was deiciated to m ussie, wbiech was dealt titt in such sweet strainse as to mtake thec litI for-get tall subhtiunary -onlsideratiitiu, and eatrined each oin- in his itnagitnationi bck to those scencs oif his life, to whtich we tetreat imn soir-it when the stormtis of tadversity press heavily upgoi uts. S grnat inideedi was the delutsion thatt otte uf the parity, as if wvaki ng out of a due-am, exchaiiteud thatu - le hoved liei better thatn anyi wouman livints !" an - tter exotuclae " I ta-iledl the fox !' .\n it1oi they wet io. The estectmed leader ait the Cross Rotoids seeediu tot surpia-s his usuail exeenice, a-nti Ilumde e- be-he-ye [ was listenting to Gamhlatti. Thle ltwo I lorns over the creek were matnaged with suchI skill as to exeite the wiinder- howt tamateurs cotuld arr-ive -at sc-l proiciency-Whun the hounr for suppert :ar rived-t, iour worthy host announced to the paty that lie had comitposed a new pit-ce called-i thle " Poumt March," by the music otf which he hoped thec genttle men woutd walk into the diininug-oomi. What a sight m te-t cur eyes there beggtars dese-iptionii 'fThere wa-:s at mow of fat, gritunitng Posstums, Ihlatked with 'taters, down thie cntre of thet table- All sits of gta wete on each side, tand eve-ry kiind of delicacyv which t.e :.....-...iy i the .,... ..ady... of ,t.u iu... m.,t. devis, contribuvtel to ik ek whilh wio'il haiv made lutjes h!ush. Our hosL's face semeil to indicate more than a usual amount of fun and jolviality ; you could see the fire of intellectual wit light up his eye. whilst the dimples in his face aId the lurking smile about his mouth inieated a readi nr1.s to engage in social hitmor. There were in tihe party, .a Liawyer, a I )etor, a MeIr.iChanlt. a learwt, a. Pozlander. a L,,ntIe:mn fron (harlestiini.:l a otliers of equal notioritty. Ali seated ani re:lv foir at wn, our h:,t st.arted by a.sk ing if illy g.-ntlemlln inl the pairy could cot:junte " Possum." The Lawyer immedfiately responded, " Possum and 'Tater. Possum Fat and I loti m and Issum by itslf." The lish contai nil. the larged P lssml on the table was by iniamll: usiti. cnisilit placed befotre him fur dlistetion. le askedl the l~sets'r, who sat ,In his left, if he wouil allow him the pleasure (of helpting him to an le'setlailian lone, whiel wai situated bietween he snape-h tile ieek and the root of the tail. The l.>witor VCV :- odest lv deelined oIl the groundl that there was us such bone la:d down ;ii the boioks. Count Cognsiki, (the gcstiernlan fromi P.lid., rumairke. that it mlsigrht lie the bone wh(ih enabled the anillml to ciuri his tail with sneh un heard of strength arund a person's inrger, when he suspendls hiiseIf by this necessary appendlae t-s the race t1sf qaus lhupvtls. jur worthy host hegeed leave to iffer wth ('od - llow-ki, and iifoirimed him that he had read a biok recently puls!ihed by the Acad- my sf Fine A irts in II tlli, which gnve a very accurite dscriptio of the nature awl confltrutjion of thII l 'sl tail. Ile said that this .eadeiiy hadl cime to the con clusion that a Pt'ss tail was a cartili-:fnois sulb staniec ci omipeisedi of sma'I bons rnade in tic shapes of rinsgs, that it hal a .elf-contreeting power and4 that it was very sensitive, and whenl any 11h;nt tick]--d it nderreath,it inumeddito ly eentraei d u-pon it. Ile tfurthei stated that it Ce-.-sr bent upsw.miids or sidewise. C iniow.ski Isowedi ti the views (,f the Aca-lemy, and said lie lad taket le:soins in this The Lwevvr aigain askel tlie Poctsr if lie would not have all 08 IlmCrdl8 tihne, whIch lie wain declinesi tsn the grsutnd that there as tin Sll bone. The gentIlman from the ci v remarkls I that it might be tie bon by which the P'osum wa. ei ablesl tIl coitract the musces of his jaw when he grinneld. Tie Lawyer then conilescenild to ak the Doctor where these bones were situared in ari osals in genir:l. The explanation was driwnrie-d in a general talk resuhing from the iist reimark of the gintleiall Iirom the city, ;ll order was only re stores to listen to a learieil discussion sin the il nature and fuictios uf thie Tripe. Cig:i at this time hal eat .s4, mucl that his ey.s .eemed not more than half t inch alart, and hii:: asked how i. likesour Amtrelain dIsh Iepiled, very miutsh, v.r mush. It reminds me if a dish I uted to at when I was illnimdrs, ailt of which I was very frind., eoitiposzed ut ht's i.rl ant chiligs.'' Our wil thy host noiit cintelt ituless all were selingly eitoying theilnives. an.l setinvig ithe geileml:m from the city doiiiig no:hine, kindlv tlerei him his :iasitance ill hle-lini:Z hil to soimeC of the Pis,.liim, whicll Ie tie eli ned. saying that C ni'wsk' i.'t reim:wik hail si csmpeeiy destroy-:d his appitite that le feared lie cti i never agini eat shell Iish t but his sitlmuch was rest e.su to .,omWhat if a cils-telley hy the tim.-l ;,nimi:.*1tra:ion o-f !.litte borandy .1!8 wate-r. Our liie : .Ierchat who W:Is lluc!l esteliel by all prescta .:-1 1 ha 1 .1 preservel a imrked silene d h at learied di..eU;!ie. ht whoi had jsaiii p-iurtt eneii n lti 40s1 ts the one thiig neeiful, ex-hibit ed nohi l very rei:Iarale inl his coniiet tmLil Smr1, when lie iiuiuedliately bo'teii under the table, and c-uil hardy be per suaed it. lhe wis nit treed. lIe las sintwo ien estorld and he-. his frie:is ieVr to miithfn the p ineed tol acci s'4t for si mnehil fus- iabitI l'Ots --t nee e:ds n eri: ipaydnu:y a nai'l. I The e..nhl tno: -.ay n Ln: i thy wcrcecat ingr Shaniighai eh:e!;eas. W'~ by wi::t a.-e Piisumsi any yotil S~ld se iof myi Chlina;ogsl t at. ll bet yonl wssnbhl a! lie erl.win-g in thei Cinese lttiuage before1 m..rlin:.' 3ays i-gnol.v.,si- 1 tdriniks to that, liy Irentd." Ytu wilI perceive.. Mr. FLo:-rOl. that there miu--t ha ve beeni ai -: iis:derablle part i!f tlhe uiht~i llSeme~id if the d5is...-~,ln ofI the Iar:su- toiesi ull bich I havie mentioneiid , ts;i~e r wlithi the discussiin st the vari hUh artiel.:s w hiebi miade up1 'ur ele-git suple i'. aul weL n'l Ise at C.,iiiswski's SUigetiin and drlanll a lasinlg hlelihh :i the genet:-iUsi hlt iif .Mt. I lebeeni. lo ,we aClul h/st Ihime is best knotwni ts iurselves.I have b.:en told fth-: one of thle p::rty gist so :a.uch of the Plssufli inl his inature that lhe left his hIs: and hu...rand to k ti the w s ;5ah an there s; lit the ni sllt. A irieMiii litet hlli walhhin. hlsi i te iin si and hi<~ moiiuth was so d1rawn Wup wtih eitili:: ieL sionsl, that lie couldl hasrdly say gs 5id mornii.L:. C ondlensed Item2, GyN'iNt.:. Keinilih, W i... laest w.ek, a draf.kent ani wats titer~dly devslured by boyi e.!.ie lyin't ini the andi ai t(ly remnantl~s iif cliothing only wvere filundl. ? As ieleiiin iin Newn )Iexico hias reslted inl re turniing a mal~j'rify oft D--arrat.. 1o the~ terriroriad leg ire. The trial if 31ljir W -:niii tfl f the inreir sif F. X. Afil ean cv ha rxitiled ill hsi-actinitial. Thie Jaccarilla laidiars bei; si~t lhielil, Gosvernoir ien 1 w L-ri Lit refuses ts nsegitisie w ith1 theii, and dema:niids itheir explsionlf fromi the territ'sry. I:Tu prrodnion~r sif quickilsilver ~in (niiteoria is geinlg Itotie aI large buinefts-. Thei gnlantify 51hip ie to South Aimenriica andi Chuina, frofm thle tirsi Janna; t ry, to the first of October, 1I5.1, amiofunts tos 13,S-13 tIlks. 'I wo womenft~ harve settledt ifn Nevada, Cifo~r lnia, for lhe puirpise tf telling foiriss. Locat~uioni' Of .gioiid iiniit limis are dteierihed for $ It cashi, anid Oj' ATs Galvestisn, (T'exas,) onilh l th init,, Irs. Se elI was accsidentfall}y shot by eine of hser soils, w h-, were quiarrelhing, anid tine of thiemi hlin ig a pistll ands thirLeeinig to shout his biroither. 3lrs. $eaw'ell wa11sitindeviringy to separaute thiemi wh. en u-le receiveid a molrta~l woiindi. QY-'1Tic St. J.iis i0s1s.) Djemocrat esiiimaies that w sitini isne vear froll this date ihsere ilil be att least ene hundlsred thousandiII lieoplle iin Kansas, wihel will enilleI the territisry to admiiissioni as a Slate. Of Di: ura the year endm~lfg on the 30th of June, 183, the tsilal nunmber if dleaths wsas 1,115, while for th year Itheriafier, it was I ,209. Isiminiog the presn:L pipsii son lif W~ailsit ait sixty tl~soiianid we :ale oe dteathl to every ifiy inhabitants illn tue corse of thue year. No cit y ini thle Lin.s pirlbahly, eijoys a beiter general heal than tha31ul~t Ii Waushinig ? Axsof~er of $-1 25 per cwt for 1,000 fat hogsL', payable oni the 1st if Janual~ry, wnh i eight per cen~t. iteet, has beens rfusetd ait Lexinigtoni, Kly. Severl ls, hiowever, have beens sold thiere at ~I gross, Ill tle. gj?! P. T. IIaInLt-a lately m~ade La ::peecth at anf a lgriulturarl lair ini Coinnectienit Oil hiumblugs, ii whieb lie acknotwledlged thsat lhe bouight Isis celebratesd woislly llSe ini( CIimnai hir $5t00, inisieid oif bring~ling hlimu frinm lhe river Gila, as replresenlted att the timie. y- Thuu- followinig dlilo~gue be~tweenu two Dut-:h meni ill ustrale: pL tretIty well1 ho5w molst peleli thsink anid ase questions5 aibiUt the Knosw NotI hingits:--". lLlns, wha: yu tink of tder kn:ownsudinlgs Ii" "el shnot knouw." SVel, vol slush you tisk ?" "I link nuting."' SBy isam, dat isth shut viot I tifiks" SA bueust of flowers wvill remnain much ionger ini a glass of watel to wisch a haulf tea splooffull of cnohn salt hsas boeen addedsi than1 ill fresh water. Q? hBANi of 1ENGLAit5 itteis are now signed by mnachiery, by w hichi a savinsg of ?I0,000 L. year is .etd.t .tusiNnss IN ACCUSTA.-n e understinnil tit a report has gainci credence abroad, that our Cotton Wareliouses .re -ll closed, as are also most. of our Grocery Stores.-Suich is not the fact. Most of our Grocery Stores are opened tle best portion of Ihe day, and our Grocery 31er chanis are ready and willing to ill al order sent to then). They have never had a larger or better selected stock of Goods than at the pre sent time, and will sell at reason::ble profits. So far as oir V:ireihoi-es :.re concerned, lthey are prepared and readyi't receive :ll Cot ton itlt nily be Consigned to their care. It is te, at the present tnienit, there is not as goodt 3 :eiling ilarket as inay be looked for in the course of a week, or n; soon as we have a frost, bit when the narket opels, fte e will, ni douttbt, be a bri.k demand. llanters who have COtton on hali,: ar: i*lding it back, would do well to send it fotwird, and take wat advantage the :ark et mav oirer. Our warehosemen are pre pired to iuiake the ustial advorcea on produce in store,:iid, in a few da-% we look l-ir a hrkk h sihess in the cotton line. So. send it along; by tie Hime it ets here there will he a mnrket Or it. For the inlilrmationl of planters, ve will state, that ,;t the present tinte, theire i little or no de nillnId for Inferior Coilous, which are selling at prices rangiii front (;.I to 7.j cents, and that there is lint little F.:ir ill the 1113in : 1 . Midlling is selling at F Goud Midding at 8.3,and M iddling F.ir at 9 ctnts. So. send aloing vour oiton. Onr warehouse men are ready to t-e'eive it, and are wilHintg anid ablie to inaku the uisual idvatces-Cottuton aii'.t. Crt.-A late numbe (r if lilack wood's 3ingla zine contalins a" elaborate aricle entitld -' Npa. ish Plisie .tnil Cubian Hl'il<. it r.views the condi:ion of SpAin in niieh detail, a:iirms that a1 national biankruptey vanl searce-ly b.-- avoidh-d, points out the inpossibility of rednleing the army witb anythin:, like saf1ety, abhou'lgh it ik ki-pi itp at nan inuad cos, of shoumt three ililions sterling, and then proceeds to allude to th ie oil dilioni cf Cub:i. Sorlehilg, sa.", tile wriler. nilt he donie quickly. As thiniigs now staind, it is hard to telI whence is to coI flit runin'y for the next dividnid oil the bi1e anild foreign debt. He then conilinltis: " Whilst ctonemplatin' the gloomy, or at least uncertain. pospecils of the Spttiikh treau rv. I ar loreihiv remitided of Cuibia and Aie.i elli proposals fl'r it.; purcli.te. I have not he::rd Ia sllOement of tihe exact amnnLat the States are disposed to give ; bit I have been assurred on no iean aut hority that it wold tilive to pay Ali the while of the elt, oime and forei.gn, and that a bamd,oine snrpi-4 would ,till retnainl for roads and railway-. Be.-ides. COha once sold, Spain miight s-afvly re-dnee her fivets :.nd army, flor %t.e would i hell have 1no reason to ap preienil war with the Uiied States, as she lit present has; nor io atiLpat nc resiin (or in terference on tht part of any Elri'peal power. Relieved or her hciaviet bitrtheis. and blessed with nn honet rovernment, (if indeed it e p s sible that Muneh end'rt in a c nI try upon wticht the cursoo ini set'teis to rc-I) spainl tli-Jht .oon : nid ensI.iiy forget the los.s of that Chel'iheclt on, whise rteten;iol inh-r Iresen!t cit rcum itstanices i m.tre I t 1 C ti. t oi iride tAn If prolit, an1 tI" who:e ltos, without i'otltipenlsll till, she ni.t, I lear, bv the l'orce ioh' events, be pettpared sooner or later to submit." [Crrespondence of the Savannah Republicn.] M1r.sses. EPrrons :-The following are the oflicer., elected by the Lod.;Ve, noiw in seii il this city, to serve the en.,ning 3asonic year : WVn. C. )awson, M. I. G. 31. ; Sirtloil 1 bl R. W. D. C. 31. Ist Dist. ; A. A. GailailIr. R. \V. 1). G. 11. 2ndl li . : Geo. 1). illice, 11. IW. ). G. 31. 3d Dist. ; Vma1. S. Itlvll. R. IV. D. G. 31. 4h it)i-.; l)avid E. Bittiler. W. jSeni. \Vardlln: L. C. Nitnp-,,n. W. Junt~. Wr:i den : Joselh \Veils. IV. Graii. Trea.-nrr : Sin. ri Ito-e, \V. Grand Stcrearv ; fl T. T Trner. W. Se-n. De:con ; WV. A. L \e W*. 'J.n1. D~e; con)t : Rev. W. )..\lthew-, W. Graund Chaphain ; B. B. Rus,el, W. Grand ltarhli ; S. A. Hoi'r is, W. Grand Ste'ward ; it. 31. Srnilh, W. Grif:d Steward ; ArI llod, WIV. M Grald Slew lrd:I RoI. lh. Ylollnr, W"~. Grar111 l'lle:4ujivat; 3rollher TI. A. I larris, WI. Gr.mdll Ty'ler. Thle wea.'the11r isi lter watrml anld r:iin is mnelih A lENITE.NTIAO.-WIIe see that the' Grand Jnry1 otf C het'r i )istrier, as will 11s nitr twnt, haiv'e rteportedl ill favor f. It peniitentiaery. Th'lere notwithstllning thi<-, we thinik it is It ve'ry di 111l prilpositionl wh~ellher .!-b~l eases ar'e soi til. ineronstl as to walrranlt Ih expenDwisl. It is a int lin f retimpiolrhttie.'. and0 dle:ervis to lie awide' ield irpeed lby ilbtr.inling theexr enlie of tile nitberiiit ot Sitlites thai~t lhatve e-tab li:..hi'd hIlIk. O ur Attornley Geneiiral . I 'ol. 1 liyn inade at very initeresiti~' repohirt inl 185:3 til the punitury' sysl cui ot tits State IIs cotipai~red wiIth those ut' h~er sister Staties. Thlose de:-ironis pif 11ance and1( infortntlion byiLi its peruos:d.-WI'inus-~ btro R~egite.. Sami''t D;I:.r.:lurrTi.'.-Th'ie New York Slan p.s oW ob-erve that onle pit oiur Ilinilr theatres ill CaL~bl~ln street ii 11ow1 kipt openh til Th hll s ayl - acre concerts ofvpl~IV 31ra andCi~ sin-t' 01etell toti Suindlti leve o:r coners~ ia t lhd plc 'eietlt deiveP Lanyt. body. i\hic itsi sacre onlywenI(0 it'r emliyed iint prais andil liere : jlirtion o thtt'j~l e Ahlidhli . rus t he '.n authoitie be tlihi eih countenane rlp~erlit vjil and1' I llhit veni-- Inder te'iode ll. nam gof bIre Concers." the nextblk.. l lltrepwll~ e ite' theitiedf .oi[ttid trn as On e tori il haeihe powert. an w 11 ut i -1 nlid exerc~ ite illto prevtot thekti athraitio It wilund var.ie 'In lthea'ptere:t in iew in Ytoirk." b ib Wll t 'Tietu FwliilPE.ire tiitiwere no fo.r tei 'ps ing ea;;ements.il ( iCn elciton ikli, w iI oe ghol have ghral hopye, fioiierig :iveic nhieh' w'idt' Itevs etonlh ti ieiedy ael tenrie ld ae Ilood Ihey fi the wite Lila al'e lii thron;; 'ltheawier andh sprin. othn m emr ehy n feOthig inDr pa'IlaI.tabthe Alhay rina, than peaweto bhiled n tht bacoe Cand redt pepperii a d sa'ltttt. adddto it he i'eastg. We ill thlt ..rtee iipti poh thois, ae oner o te little~ h' iars h i rt ulht th e tillnilg htil, il WIt' if S diesnot ta eniil Nothe faut wilirl'b yoturt. \hir li voo hn is int itiwoldket a s wetll, torii elile those whe re ii hlltintended f Itriseed. tTley wltl cl'nnIijuplta grcuitdea!.billrotiha ', hreeericks have rseenI te moaty etled tidl tid they neveri do hiweif sll.1Th seso ns l e it t hte Lj~itit. e r . Thewnitth tt er t cor n fail ortwt oeaptter. thSeilt te iSot.got ieohtred t wiit i c ot oury atfed w~eks loner, sy that thercits refr tlor are ttoverti o' ith oft barels sotl'ilre, and dhiui weti eall tio 00.000 arrs ofi iloo Asta oit, howeer, uto tisth ~ree~ip Jls ofrnae .tsho anlc wonlreat ovelst tear oft5,000.r0 ott oushelst clsI thtcwee ieon.~or Ni oubwtttt fe'p whets an HYMENIAL. MAl anirD, on Wedn esdy, Novenber ist, by Rev. D. D. l'ru'nson, .Tonv T. CIIEATRIA to SALLt D. - A DAMS, daughter of Abrin Adams. (Our fee--a slice or two of beautiful bridal cake camtle cafely to hand. If cur friend. J. T. C. never beforc sun " Sallie is the zai for m,' lie oight to lenrn it now. ComCe up ani we'll teich Von.)-El. O B IT U A R Y. Dli.n. in Abheville District. it tie residence cof his broether-in -law, Uev. W. ii. DAvi., olte ."' 'd slt., EDnwARcD IZNI)OLXIr .lorIAGNr. younjest soll of isacloramgit', dret.:.ca d. :ee 19 vi ars. Hle was aiout finishing ir A adnemic course with thilt view (of Vntering (Cihge this fa1ll, but in On1e shortc' we'ek was hurried to the grave.-And suelc is life! " .il:m is n transient 'i.iinz tiewer That evei in (llossoin t dICa. rihe remembrancef onei s. atcentile anid afi'et'cn. ate, sc gileless an.l trustworthy, will he pilensait tils' iiriInful to thi e n:e en.ory or :ill iiwhkew h;mi well. Il los life'. convi rs:ai. li-:md manti rs, Ie was re markaht!e foer aL pityir;v aid. simplicity whieb atre too se!,b'm ceen in tl:s carmiptir w1erl! :-it is not knoiwnc tio his ft i-ncdat ie ever uttered a profano or rulear worl. in his inast pail monnts, hiss p ment enIurance nild l.etc! sumim*snsn eidev:ired himls -CI more to tihe inurtiiniii liw arts aroun mild him. I I e ld.1 I't plre vi'.u-ly m-le .,n epic prcfssicn f piety : but it was :cp:.reiit that he teacincs cf a jious Miither hcc.l cnot heei. upon b;s seiins and refieelina mind. lie r.--ived the rcslithms religiic wich asin ple chblish lcith which hall unever biceen millied ly evil licishicns. ncr lat kenced by a shade of unbe lid. Neirjy li. lat brecatih was spent inl i earnlest e-ice flr that eteral lie," describel to him as a state fol icincrcal rest mil h lipiness. Thee solen an.I interting. scenef hi- d in hocr vill not easi. lbe fl o'Lettel bl te:iy who '- ic:Ve wed it-so eccl,. ra ntiona , cud fr ivremcaiithly wishes, it sceeeJ icnlee., Q11.te .cn Iee verge or IHven." D. Tin oi lile 'ith ir Oct.'ber at the residerce of Ie r aunt. in A lbevAle )isiriet. S. C., . Mi RTs blAnT -IA.N', Eldlest edaught r cer Acirn.tus C. Cofer Esq., iic the 1,i0.. y,-nr 4 her ge. he hire I. r afiliecioi wilh patinee and Chiistian cbr c wtion, which terminecccd icc ''vpcil fever--in tIenty-tw 1 lVs. She 1.ie im ver c..ne eied it rself with mIIV ChLrel, bit t-41d Ic. r 'unt that she intended - i 1 ci si as On c i she ree ill tic Ecgelield, %i hieh ,-le w. -Ill have 4,11ne1v inc at few dAys. if she had lived. ,;he regnested hr faticer' It) take in r rnmcins to Edcgelie'd *ir intermncit. and begrgedel himt to do all ihleid he ciil in this world, and try tie nceet icr ill I leavei. tlhe cofctcc spoke' of Ie b lrcother and' ltft, as her ding reqm cin , ht lie di-ichul t live in this w'rild. tat ie miight ie ifriipared lip meet hier nrceud:i the Thrie f Gd. :She uften spoke uf the h:pp:-y clant.' in lhe soul. .he was la r-cmarkcah-!e kinl anl minble di Ao.i tioi. and very Ltieinte o icer discins'uite father, brVter. :i two sister, whc sihe leaves to ci-urn tle'ir I.-. We sync .se wilc tle aitllietel Catler, inl ti., : ', well .,.s his- feriictc h. re'avemels t four it ;7 oncy line slrtoyar sic.-e he was eprived of his dear vccoiiajicni aidi twiw !cv, ly .aucghttrs. i!cy Ice' I' 01m1bledl t IbeI the filiiin dispensatin of au 6ll wise Creut' r, an.l mee-ct theai all *i I leaven. J. ULT A bbe-;Ile Ia;'ers IliFe ecopy. liEl. en thie l d lf Octiber. in tis Distriet, M:-s. W INAFOiia ILL.c *it in lhe sixty-sixth year 4f her h e.r c'hec hil manie pence with her re-cemer about 20 yars bie-tre h .er e Ia id I vd I piios mcecuber of the Callihcamcc's ikpj.iist Cl.irch. he was oIef tie ticst i:!(e ic-cc i''ecs u enic tlc:it eve r Lvel. !She v-cs kiid mi atii-ct-inate tl ie-r (b;ldt-n ad grnnld chcildrei : blig::g te h.-r .l.cIh rs. anid ildn'Cent s a m rcss.c-'-' Itcr sutilc-rigs were short but very ist--in !-i ly thr, e iavs. andi tcrminating icc tic heces-i'cc of th hels. or eraip ceoliek. We have nc,, domubct but that she is at rezt ith her pree:4-us s or D!tc in the I-t ccf Sectei:b. r Ia:-t, ini this Distr'et, WSAFOa. a:cl e:Nct!y tui c 1101!ths. yctagest latichte'r of i-:dwcr.1 and icel iihc e lowie, ani grand daigitcr cf thei above Irs. Willicns. D1j coiplaicint w:I pir emigh. The p-ens mShoild nc' ot gI ieve', a1. 'hri...t Ic :-;:il - cni r I:tt!ce echildren to' eeicne uccto nwc, fo-r of such is te. licgd~omi ocf l1;-: onii the 25. f Septemcc'c r la.-t icn cihs District Wuct i.. Ii., eci!v 'cibl cf Theis. :icd P'iucdecnce Wil liamsc, rad crc-at ar-nct ..n .. el ep.re-ccd .\!re. Wc*illiamcs. a-.ee ithre.e cocnthus, ctf )icarchioc. D)ic n i thi- s lis'rb-t eon $uda eiicvcveingci the 29th of (.ecccher .1ins E' swa WAcc. ccly sc-n eof W i:iinmec aend .iilrt.c lhns'-e-cle .,ix yearecs. OD0im lER C IA L. Cer-ros -We have cno elmncg..cc in riec c worth iy ccf nicte r the wveak endccing to'day. Thle tranccsac tins have been toi a lhnci!.ed e~tnt. and p'rincipcally cnfined.- tio thle wago~n tcrad.e. We thc.refore renew edut formce'r c<e;citsiens of' 6 to 9 ects. W'e will :-tat"e for th-.- sat-fa~cein ofi thcose ofl oe e~izn wh I e ab''ci.'enti, :ci d c-ci e..unticry friendcs trad'ing' inci Ilamcbiu'r, tha:t ro~ 1. cue ceccl be enter taied ici r'ein i teo lhe es' tece cof thce Ye lcw Fe' vtei icc this placee. cis therie ihiec heen-c but thcree encse-e, whcich we ha~ve formcerly re-pee talc. D). .\ Eii L' l.A Concacuncienmticon of I ~e'~~ N. ii l, .\. F .., wi! ice held in ihei ll ci on .ut icy eveninieg, 18th inst.. at .1 o'clcki. By or'der ccf the W..'* 5 A. 2TEAGUE, S'y'. Nocv 9 :lt 413 - MII E C. nccieersr'c o te Ioo foi"I'r Ekene~cld |>i-trct. cc-ulv c-eed. u'ill cmc- cit tho Poo ["c' cccacuse eec-el en Wen.- da the5t inst., tec receive th.-icr Ibc, ls. a:.p inet Oflienis. :c nd traniscre.t sch other htic-iiceecN as~ iny ceicce be f''re allt ccc. W. S. t*.IlYLY. Trencs. Nov 3) It - 4 INotice! TOTIt is ereb ccieni theat thie Firm cef .."t1:. & $l-'.11.1'. in- t'c'ieI Pdacksmitc :md1e \VhIe.wri:lht bcusiine-c. is cIbcs ilay dbseioh'ed bcy muu tcuil e'cnentc. Al i'~ erms ind'e.bited tie the conce'rni will seet-': with \Willioncc Spcic s, is lie is ccu:horiized to~ se.ttle cup the business ofl the Firm. \Vil.li.\l SPIRES, T!0lO.\S SEILEY'. 1Hamburcgc. Oct 1 5th, 185-1. 4t 43 LL.I Fer scms indlcIcebtecet the Estate of M. E. ~i~~llicngswccrthc. ic'.1.. care eairncesly reqnested to settle iinunieed~ccely. as -:nianccs cire appolinectd and1 ice E'-tate onccst be brichti cco a .epeedy ~cse. Th'loe haingci dnmudc's cigainst sacid. Estatle, wcIl plaseit rendcecr th'cem iin pc'rperly cattsted, Icy tc lirc oef .Janeiuary ne'xt. Novr 9 i' 43. Rich Dress Silks AT A GREAT RED'JCTION IN PRICES! I LI Al.\ cilE AfR, has just rcecivedi fromn VNewi Yorek, L.ADlIE.S'111C11 1 DRES S S I fL K S, of new cand becautiful stylee, wvhiech wero puchcasedl at nucecieon gr'eathviy bec lowte -cist of ime portciecn, andi whlich ar'c oleefred cit greait bacrgamics. Thelc Iladies a're respcetlulty iinvited to call and ex amcine.. the atscortmenet. Au-:is:;i, cSe'pt 11 tf 3 To all Persons~ Interested! IT is imcpossible focr the ieebnnccit of licmitedi meang~ Itoe catrry oni busincess proclitabcly ccr satisfcierorily unlessc morce promptititudi. is ecbervale aconicg hi.' custemecrs icc lice settleemc of thecir ueounits. l1y con iteriest thas sulfered frccmc thcis cne.gleet, and I muecst settle myi r'e'spectiveC cimcis. With this5 viewi I c'arn~estly cask cili persims indebted to mec to cocme forwaeld candc cancel their '.lientcionus, (by~ cash if they cani, if nit, cat le'cst by cnote') anud thcerebcy save me dhe tcime' ande trouble ocf a piersonatcl appclicationt. W. 1'. BUTLER. Ecieeieldi C. U. Oct. 4. if S Notice. SLL Persons indlebted to the Estate of A tticu.9 S Tucker, dee'd., are- ccotiied teo macke prompt paymenccct, andc those havinc demancds againsct said Estte are recquec.sted tdo erender' them en immccediately, roperly atteste'd. L ANDON TUCK~ER, Adm'or'. .Tone 29 Amc . 2d