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.... *i n I mor« pheno 1
meu-sM <.r m- lb. r ‘ Mitcrfs'. It IS one |
t'.e .i! 1 1 1 ■ ; i k! on ui'n.ii esjVrnneni *u
■ver -t ■ • opin' tin vm.HiTul mind in »»>'!•
in inv com try ; « ..I c ' l' M " V 'J
leui nut its ivV»!i I! h U. ninuufi. it’*
<y ~ , • inM inifl’i ;<• b .I’" 1 |» *•«■!**•■ - i:i( 'M*
, I'n l;iyin ■ i ‘if '>"■ " the,
~i 1 . vi i epitomi of lii system, we ui'l
.ir them (list ivti 'uive tint :u led upnti tlie|
re ,0 ..r suite ..‘ion .1 piMsoncon t
ry: thej an p i
~r s to us; anil we understand tit t;
,i iC Y 7m-e no nc.tl ni tl«c ooimneiulatmu otjl
nirnni oeiiilatioo •I’th ' JMiblit, p.o-i \ho ,
..rhnn! 11-. i Ol.lv , itlnnolv toil. I)»t !l
; salt ■ ■ • tj
can , .olmi.-ion ' ") time. IV yj.i-j
tome ot t ■ inn'll' v-lmv'tyi (r-;nliße< at,
)h,-i iitiereilin;, scmmi-v wi;. pit «»i; 1
lie:-, ,-i nnsse •-1• •: ' 'll" .MlthiK- Ot,
lh ;t s .o-rn:.,r aml on -*ys» .*ui, whic.ti is;
murki I nv many ;nu.'< "iioncs not oiK.timil
1,1 • ! 10 I, ‘'vtiiriHS t ‘ivJi'
■ t'l a■) .• u..a\ii• • u n. ■•lit-j
V.l. ami piinlwt :>V "* ! ‘ iliiMi'my.
We shall piolMihlv avail oiv.-it ■ <’
,rly oppin 1 unity • g»v* '>' •
h iii this little work, ot "ai oi iv. '• v s . j
,i j, J ,t.h f..ui* tin oil.; . mitiii.i-■
I;, , ... ir ill- aii'i ’• ‘• a; in ,
li-Ti, ami oC‘asini'. illy in I*’' ■*‘!i il< io|
ue, i*( .ill 'S. ' ■•eve very clt'VCI lie ■ ,11 S|
,1 . ,j, ,t ipi oietl t>) (lie pupil.s.j
I, j.. . Hu. .. mi o; ;»e;.n U nomkiue th<
■ i Uuid; oil wo ciinnoi cuiu, ivc a y;ve.i
;■ din-, loan a vu i•
{ ii.iv,i ;woo 1. B.'.fnr ■■ w procml wit,
. . ■ i.i. • nr,l muii*ni ■ 1 o 1 * ' "
(I , t )!•' !
;u exim-S'-v,: a! <m. 0|v,.,,m.s «>!•
~, , , ,(1 juu -'iii:<i a .nip ; ".oul aill" ip s.
\v .i, ive loi»i oeeii id opinion, ■‘ l t!-. ■*
;en, of doc '.liun pursuetl it- «f miH
b lastiol itniveui'ie i. wj" cnicuUitcd • ut!»o
\ >i’ni I, .'iititv liian pliiliiboplieio am,
• i,title. To.; umcl imp ■ f iruor is ol
j -iff,(| f,i lir o.i v afaiinrn’titH, uluch;
i\e i. i,ci i, om o,!al' than absolutely !
; otiul wUtl m- useful, oml even
di'ii. .■ - ill!" bniii i*s ot cduc.idoo eo •
ij i teriec'iy ' on uc.itcd ‘o' utterly
neglected.
One of iiic in >ml pre mud ‘o’tin’srs fm
day itiu e obfiervi l ot (he Untvcrsii .■ sin
clenU, that “ their (iiin-tity of knowledge
m~s i e k wledge ■ <<t<untily and Mr.
hdl, 'the oreut h.li'im; re of tee new
i a toil I mvc.i d• i. r. •o'i t; ■ ururr
of ioistumo; oi an t’\ on! 'Volessoi'. Ik'.'.i,
l.iin plus! oil ifeli IN nuiieoi ! ; ' • Hit ot luill .V
i p Vivr.-. 1 1 , nod km- ;• o red hy a "ill cdj
ft';.o'u who ;>!i»ke. the k’o oii'e, observes,
■ that om Imui dii.o s.-ho ■; < rei eivmi |
•In :•'urn i:i oiat.v • 'n ire avail,, dr,
lor (lie oresent slate oi- sine-ty, than the
Icaroni"at university ’
*S( .’<■ >«■ ■ ih* f.»»'(;i.•t‘iu' lr •«»•*»if.l* «r<- \ -v.' ir.K with
■ -iIU .vi«i' !'•' flic-i o.H- s'f.Vinr .UMIHtMI. r-’rl.iuu :
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• iH'wlf tl|a» <ln* i- ■ T • ■ ih; ilm\ an .• If oi *'*• ~ 1
in it I hen'j ••!*. ■wh li I ■ >, . ... wid ,-ji\ .Mile,- .
’ '• : *”i ! Mi - ' - •• t il ('■ '
ol.tr. • V' >.sh m. ' "v ti>us ♦.!(,sic Titles,
r. ■ . i--i ■••I'lU. 11l - i»i< ’ Mia hit;o. «*;.(. cruinty r flu !
,-»• li'.ii . .MUiC.iii .mmml ;.uj '»«• p.s-ll'r-f.- I
• ' ‘t i. mt; I" .ini.. ,!|.r K'ftbr i‘-j»
. ■ ■ n, Jo li.i 1<l( i\w V 111 111 1 It|hl Allttn
, .o’. a •- *•'■;. i’ * l« . fl ;;•*!. J-‘e. .i, > n-n, it IV'U '
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v . ■ i i • ■' n ■ -I b*e. ts ha. ** * .-! 1
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Toe i.iij-at of t liri/ ’l’.vooi) system of
'education is to form a., iva, inteiligcn. and
iiouorable rncml r» ot society. Oik. of i ,-j
principal' ■ ana vl i;K have been .akini t o'
j obtain (his end, is the istablishiuern of a
iform of "■uvernment among (he teachers
ond t heir puniis, by wV h (tie powers of the
former aid die rights of the latter arc W'dl
|detineu, and by which a very large porti >n
jnf the duties of the legisla u and th; ; ; ge
devolves spun the pupils.
The greater his portion, :c m, t p<;r
(feet wid be (lie system. 1,, ad jiliu,, such
'a system, however, ; ■ should not be
jatlenipied si ddcnly. ft may be well to be
gin by throwing (in* judici il part ol tin* bur-
Idi'ii of government upon he slmulders o|
I'he pupils, the instructor i- nicuing the laws
jiiimself. Li t tfi" next step b to render the
Itribu al elective at the suffrage of the boys.
She m.-ter may no'.v call ,i council of Ids
!,,; iding pupils, ami consult them on the
training ol he laws, fhii council may
'“oori bu. fine a : opresen; ive body, and be
.■.•'a lually invo.st-d with 'egisladvr power.s.
I he uiasTr must now, ,i. ,a niember of this
cnmndlt e, ano ,v mi iuku osi.v, learn to
• ’■ his proposal! eno< tm ut •wi :
t" s uj l ; ut, them wiOr ability, to re
* ‘ :,ve 'th caii loin* tin: suggestions of his
i”, ; : 1 »*Mj. when he finds himself
a minority, to bettr his disappointment .
temper. In time, the m *re inf dligent a
"""‘K the representatives will themselvc
li anm and | -opnse laws; hut the master,
vest not be d ■<). aged, if years elapse )- e ’
I >n Ms pupils take imicb of the but don of
the ivrriAnvn.
The eleclnms ougl.d (ore- era) ary short
intervals ; mnnt.ii is a term of sadiciciuj
length. It '■ ■ not iv - ‘roo Jy iinprr • ■ m*
He master, that tl, " powers’uF which w!
.have j 1 n, .re to l> ■ ■ irrernlered 'mmtl
fi 1 H' l ' mst see a lously forbear ail inttu
.n, 1• I u:.r >( tiul ;it his meast. ecs are
■" 1 " ■ ■ ’ lil bi only I iq they
" r ' aoiy ''.aviseii c.tore elur|uent!v vnp :
■rti.a ha" 1 . :.i .I is I. pih,, and -.
,‘ a use they are. t: ulf-pring of Pov, en
i he mm; i { reguliting a complicated ma-
: ■ l l *’■ l * nay ■■■! grea* but how mu-. • •
■ i of-: ru ' ing ,• •
; v 'u ■ - file ' iipahilitv of rej.uluiii) / it
self 1
CM s-■••'going outline shows (hnegh imr
!>s (mi f i.ntiy, by what v\ -us boy- iuuv
tto ovai'ii themselves an a commit
ilt : is to he. see:! how they in y
|h« ' ' ;,'tVi!''ll *■ Ills;'! Vi's ifldivtll Killy •
i to hsbifs -if n ..el'ul Oiei ti-in am!
jm'lt-comu'! , for no man s Ivee the true
. the woi no ter wine v i- ~ ;, „j
governm he may until lu
Vil from liu-jjower nl tyrannical habits and
’ M mils M iii'h v, ii ■ done toward - tie
-V '••( c i , . the ai i .•.. - a.lready pra
(•■is’.ii, Sneh a f.ui •• of .ruvera add o'.Ve,
i elUl e.liienl.s r« 1 .■ t
u. Cue shuts (heir liMle ci ... ui i(e, *y
I I '■ i .ivatn a) ! i in •• -i.ei, jot . i■■ tian atiii i
Mnanners as i ,11 j,, ;1 ,. r , , ~i„ .
h , h,,. ’|*l. 1,,, , , I
. ; "* ,* " 11 ■" c n s. obU.'oi
! c "o' l >'i lii-i wisdom, tim jarhg.
•' l : ln <! bis Iv imvleb , : lo iAws, am.
' f in •• iiopni ■i■ i, . i a . (js,
fl - ■ ' ',‘b of lo se pohtie oflin Imhiin-’l
lh 7 tin* lit si jdi."e i„ Ur. co sjtlcra-l
on- id their cotislif is uaturrii. very
; »a, Ml. ' • .
r. !'.sii Moiivr. of,'- . eb’ to!
. such a* ■ ■ 1 , a . Hie)
;,li ; 'buy h«. man, and they must
• ;i ■<'"! tc-.o • i -• > liters les > r pecta-l
t evil of the com mo m dhotis ofl
- dot mi is the hi. 4 ("cream t ■ v , nidi the
b>h ‘S cue,-it .Tv -i i - fed !.|o,. ; pul,
be disgia- e, 1 mg in raisoum r.t, imav • lask,
■•- S' a- ion i.IVCi fiv ■ -■ ,e ,< • the
iieans bet ■ n iiioio'ily .uioj-i for im
! 1 ■in . j or . Mii i.il UK,:; ■.* f OI j
‘ earn I, ~ i . • iri '.a,-)
pies, him mr..h!e led n es. .;■* ■ > (Sgmaalvl
■I Mir nor. I’m v:e . ■ ■ " ■•: sm , < js-i
1 do not produce if,Me ■ elial filed r It!
■- : i«* c. ■- j,i ... puojkhm. - ; ■ ; j i>a. i
are afraid ■.« ; hot of this ~e are sere,
■' !iat, under ■*'. -r.!htV'ir-d sys/em. t.hev may"
jbe made very much fefes freotient atul severe]
. ‘•liao ran ie. -lily 1) - • ;ceived bv those!
'■ *»c evjo*i. ii ■h . 1 i.M'cn conlin to tl"-'
usual methods ot governing young -mile. I
A 'Jiiiil ■ u> is es.msed to ho si, isci-1
|>iim*, rnnnoi he oyperated upon bv thei
"M '■*'■ !! i' li ■'l:i to ■ >l, prac '
Mice. tl. i; little pun ,-i ment beyond a few j
lig Hi. s t ~ . - i preserve ", vei'vi
1 •' ' ' ■'(•• • ■ i-ifi ; i !:■ c.uoibet ’
■' y.. loe hoy ire en.i dud to pav tlipirj
l- : "’s iiu ■■ v ('a ■ - d "i ml
'rich th y u, - i.tii,:-, , il to c-g in sum,"
‘‘"'■'•l iM ! l '.' 1 . , ner I'.)!•! p.fi<||
M .1- ..
U'MS, "Mil v.-iM which they Iso p ,i
jvanuj!, little im ( ■■■•... Ju , a 0 f!
'1 ' " ■ e ii n
!«( '»:> ".-a, last .. -I b, -
1 y (hi- ari'ui ■•> u-. |; reat adi uita I
, .» ■ j
<n • , J : si, a mode i* secure. I'
T w*••>;•* ■ >■.,' ir.. ,uav provide "limwlli
a t *i:t»| .. meet *iie various iu! 1: whi-.dii
' ;l1 ' !: ' 'MI •*- ■ iVc Uilin of rou !i ill, !
' ■>'<•« «' i* nd.T lie ss,:rv- ami, s■■on, v, a |
' U ‘ • - * . IT- .d ’ ' Ut' jMlJiil, 1♦ r 1
-tl • • 'W.t ImuiN U;I 1
“uler in* „w,i go. la* ; r ... orl.er vu.nl*!
taKii.g ie■ ".ms *r mlo .mi
. ji* , r > ,»• I
*i i' • * ': 1 .IV; .I'
We hive not spat eim .h-nil of met hi
tod- cm;.toyed ui die Hi rdewi
I syn»pl ly tin- various V,. ml ■ , of :,.«auc ;
ion, ar.d tender the a .ire p.v * i ■ ,»u j
'be principle oil ills oecn kept (
' view, is, that it is aiways letter for trie pu jr
j*i• to i.kahn than to bo taught ; therefore ' ;
the exertions ot (he instructer slunk! be r-c !b
didously directed to induce, in ihe mind ok?
die pupil a love of knowledge, and *kehab-|ii
its necessary to its acquisition. To accom- 11
plish this end, he will find it necessary to
form a strict alliance with the will ot his f
pupil - To force information upon them in t
opposition to their wishes, Ins will consider If
i- labour worse than in vain. Not conquest if
”»ut fr iendship, must be the .hjcct of • • yji
endeavor. ; j
The means which have been found - ‘in j a
most efficaciouf in producing this (kmirabic'f
result, are—first to indulge the dispo-ition!
(inherent in man, ns gregarious animal, 1 '
|f.>r social employment. Let eve; y steady,!!
j is far as it is practi-. aisle, be followed inJt
classes; by winch plan,the master . ilgaiiili
the collateral advantage of economizing his i<
own time Let his pupils man.-Ever with!l
military order and exactr.c?- • performing!
their various evomdons to die music of a':
baud, ciioaen liam those n( their own hodv,
w’.u are gifted by nature with th* requisitet
, prtvors for acquiring the at* IV, ‘ pint,!
tin: regularity, and the saving of titan and |
of temper winch will flow Iniin this ,v rail ge-|
men;, will amply <<•■■■ rd the teacher i> a\li
In- ibooc and drill gh •; young performers.!
I'm next care at the tt-u uv should he, that’
■ 'he p ipil icit to mi i..iter ub- ihrulty 80j
jib'-at as t« <:.:,*-i(e di-gost, Rad here, social
study will be peculiarly advantage- us, as it!
give* ■ ; teacher an s.cellei pom dry for,
jiiiaking the oppcrati os of lm- pupil's mind,!
pind thus adapting bis task to his power.—i
lv : an; ii and cigar >. -s in the impr.-ssionsi
i convey ,1 to the mhui oi Urn pu pi I, will have!
r.’TiMi He. : si creating and enhancing his
jiove Os It! OWttSjge J <-.i -DC - : .
i h pise l'■ flclt promote tins important}
c mi. tV only men 1 »i witch is'
too oft*;i ovci looked by ■•• • • and that!
■ is. to Aiidiv s - he. s.-ii- . *( ■ j>. ■; >ii ~, irhen-i
it is i,i ctr rdde Let them ft***! the v.i
i'weighs ami *. the dtftbeent mea-t
Isc res, ci v'm ii the ■ -iters an arithmetic;
lunik; use; '*;! their garden be stored withj
J'.... plants of which hey rued, and their li-|
J 1 " :- y 0.1)1 or models of ■ i-;a :■')-)
Meets ii interest a ■ -at ; i ‘hcmselcs be pro-(
■jcure.l, i
j '■ iii&'ly, lot the tea. I omit re "pporlu-*
.jhity o' showing nr pit; - . til ntMi'y of the;
j: iformatirtii which the e have btmn-'d. L: t :
. tiio*.e. for ir.lae.ee •••no are vjfftc ■ a,»_ j
d in their stable' ..<(
■rt of dra tak ■ • .and
I-e them Mid illy to naps and plans. |
i 1 •<'. tic if outluie of (he I lav. tv woo ) svs .
d ud-i - m ; no;, die teach ■ ~n
; ! : imp ’-- id -j>i if plan ,v.■■ i : ,
jr -VC l> Sf e.untf. .. l '. , !n» will .1; v>..
mt ■ti • ■iu ii not hopeless n. oi re-'
j. l ' * '-v: } an nut led 'henn- .f,
■ * e-’i >* If m.iy res’ • •'•'tired, tha:j
. „c:' any k'u is ki-rc oropotod but wo, ;
been acc*> > hv > (her-., and is c
■ ' s : ' r Oil. .■ i i •i 1 a .111 *:ni: n *Mul o- p"l a
- We cannot hop > that the ot .n» he .
ffice to
id pi tin* whole of th- ,1./. ..• •/ ,
•joi education; such iuforin.iti<'n, however, 1
unav be obtained I'rt-m a .vm ititled “ I’lau
lor the (vovernment and hi. «al iustmetim
jut I)-,.vs in huge n >... c;s ( ' ..r moie c.im
(l)letdy, front n vi.s,;. to the school i'sel!,'
jwhic' •:»( in the . n-atic ■ (Vam a ■ .uli
jtl- i. ‘ddlu of Jmf. km 'he end of July, j
from the middle d Decemi‘.<r, to that j
i i * at- ail tiiVies open to th-.* in-*/
jspectiou es inteViigeni itms.
1 Hie lollowinjji exc •I• ■ • 111 advice was given j
j by th * mother as the chevalier />at,(ird,\
'<» h-u- s ii, when leaving his I : s i ouse 1
j to enter as . page into tlu service o'
i diaries, due.c of B.iva.y. 1 ,
»' I \
j “Peter, my f «n,l, you arc going afPt
i the xervic ■ id a tiolu*' pnure ; as much as:, i
imo liter can • ■ tm .m! her child, do f coin ■*
j-nand (!;-•) tbi >gs, which, ts youd ji
rest asr-su-o they " ill m able y-u‘to pa-s'r
through t ils prtsent life with honor. The I
'ti it is 'hut u • -vc and serve God, .
( us. -dlending lint ,:i any way, if it bo j os : j
ruble to you. ? or it .s he who gave us life,: <
1 ' • h- who ,vll aye as, imi w thi. il him !
irud his grace, re suottld not have power to ,
perk cm a . Itg ■•! work in ihii world —• i
lUecomntcnd y*c self to ium every morn- i
iiu: and eveniog cud In* will give you aid.— i n
:ibe s. i - olid is. In; you mild and cour- ( -
teoiir to all ~t do *r», easting aw- vja' 1 |
Ik* humble am obedient to every body -
i lie not a siaudo-er or a iinr. Keep your ,
(self temperate in regard to eating and, j
drinking. Avon envy—it is n r.i *an vice.—
| lie e-idler a lattever nor a tale bearer, -
(for p-ople cd tits dusc ipfion do no! u* e
at m'i io anyn;,-.' d •■;ree of exceilt n- ■ —i
«> I in word ami deed. Keep ymtrj
;e"'tt 1 wuui' p-» c widows and or-1
( and Gd v.dl reward ■■ o T!:-.-* <
! be; 1 tllllt Vm by, !)ount;:fli liu'gCiilis
"net it.ul shall give .i, to (lie ml i I
jne- >• ; t u ieg-ve ier lum-.i; s sal. 1 never!'
•..:ai ' 'oatiaooi ; and hole \o, hi*' ‘.'*it! , l
shall dispense will grt
petit your nxiy ami soul. This isa!l'|
“hat I have i conge v with. 1 believe !
to.it you; lath*: and I shall not live nvtchb
i t whits
: mt.HU; in ii.v. may receive a good ac- 1
I count of you f ■ i c
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iis hurt: ft u k, <
Nkw-VoRK. Nov C. |:
i I ! "re h.r-i leeu nut. v long aid iul! f --s
in oui'cityserjay, and sundry inquir >.
IM
respecting a brother editor, who i in largely
<m (he losing side. The private but* have
been prodigious, and are estimated at from
SIOO,OOO to 500,000. The southern gentle
ine i declare tha: .‘my have got back all the
money thev have lost with interest.
We do not wislj to add. I; the gloomy re
flections of the losers by any remarks on
the subject, but we cannot avrtfd entering a
protest against this ruinous system. The
pur.- e which is made up by many persons -is
not complained of, but it is the multitude of
pri’ ate m is which grow out of the contest,
and are now pressing heavy on the individu
al losses. [Advocate.
Shijmrerki. —The schooner Indepen
dence, Captain Ha/.-'dton, from New-York,j
bound Si. Augustine, lias been driven ashore’
at. u forty miles from that place, and stove
to p'oces. Thu captain and crew are said
to have per shed. The cargo was stolen
from the wreck by negroes .ilony; the coast.
T*
The -chr. Pacification, was blown ofl’in a
A tile, on (lie 7th August, while -discharging
|her cargo at Potola Marino, and as nothing
lias been heard of her on the 7th September,
'it was feared she v r as lost.
the brig Venus of Baltimore, for this port,
I with a cargo of lumber and Hour, was lost
ion Abaci, in ihe gale of the Ist nit jM I.
| Castle Garden Canal Celebration.--- V he
iproprietors intend giving a splendid evhibi
jtion in honour ot the uecting of toe waters.
i'tie ar m-.cments arc on an extensive scale,
j and will be presentee in time to afford t/ie
I public an oppoc"■ ; y of witnessing those at
j the City Hail, and elsewhere. Parti Jars
I to-morrow. [lt/id.
I We learn that two canoes, filled with Li
lians, ami lit ded by the celebrated Red
Jacket, will accomj my the procession from
; Buffalo to tins city. [lbid. ,
A man in Hilesia was ! .telv arraigned for
} the ci '.me ofbigamj. On the trial it appear
ed that he ha I successively married nin,
i wives, all of whom were in court. 'l’iiej
Judgi s decreed tlu; * best punishmenti
; woui- be, to ma’-.-* hi»i live hereafter with
■vh‘. : - .line. The - , ,'Uy prisoner pleade-ii
the capital punishment on hearing their de
cision, but without effect. The Court was!
j inexorable. f Ibid,
I A-. ung lady was killed Last t . k, tc
i board of a pa ire* boat on the catu', neat
1 ! by iiav her head • audit by a
“••rid; by whicii she was crashed and ntan
:c'td u -. shocking m inuer Ibid,
1 '
it A : ClOfl, ;y ■ C Nov 4, j
j Oil 'iti.irday akcrtirum !.a :, ‘A ,t.lck{
M.-.ss, •:! :hi- place, found Leu-,c■ ■ • uj
!>• n;L , v •au*. ;tb< ul 150 vls trm - •i. ns-*,
, -..-
. branch"'. He was ■ -■ mldic 4 d it,
re , pfranc;., ano •>, ■Jt • •.'-•’dr and -i- or
I Idldr.-': with Scarcely tiny means ■ : up-)
p >» * m I,* (
Die Sagle ibmk of N'c > I! ivjr ’oaf, it,
!ap ar- n-ine forti; at ' R wdhft iuiemerj:;
ft’i o id *'c . -■ b re>,.. tyd p s ;
is, it 's iii its beg'.'v!-. m»r«-, the 1
, .rt;!, 1 irs c those *, •- teared th*;
- iVinSl
The .tuti/XAid summ3ry°f the exhibit of (
th ■ engec nthi
■S' t:. ‘ ■ i t u* pa pet ■• i
jf w ■ it )!.' -.a! .ioi of the bank (
'■> -; ... :■ ,-i t* ;elf. One sip- •
, ■ it" ol ,;nl v in? ill the
J Q.ie tut I >ft hidt * " awl fort>
I sa-.d dol!n •• ■( . >tj 1 debts due to
I whose • dy about 8600,< f
DEBT. i
' p - r , ~j ' hi t-
I ■ Wf> 1 i. 7.10. WM t;. „ u t ,,„
l.L*' ' ay,
(,i • ’ ’, '■ • • 6-.V!j ,000 cap -■ if
( ‘ »*' ■ •*!** 91.000 in suit.
4ff,0()0 dejiosiiei.
1 .046,000 i
■ ' cl| io.- a min
the Charleston Courier) that he is
<>ftca reniiodia! o! th; certainty of mortal
iii-.. and that every thing borne, upon the i
stream o' 15 1 •; sm-n passeth away, & is seen 1
no more on rth tore vet. Landscape scene-'
m ; 'maud the same view, notunfrequenN•
y w mbits •he tnelh.w foliage of Autumn,!
;i" i xumney of Summer, and ne gar- ;
niture of dpi big: J, a he family gr,,up,i
pc-sosving within i favored circle the v.V’.
"'"is stages of youth, manhood and ag -, i, >
presents t" a t mtemplafive mind, no un-l
meaning .tor uniiistructivi picture. Kven'i
•■'•' Chrysiiiie and (he. Butterfly, ephemeral j'
i- they are, impart a moral lesson; nor,';
particularly at this season of the year i*. the ii
fc'Jt'tt Lenj, in 1 ii*. inu'o eloquence of its 1
b ltd history, swiftly sway, as it is, uy t!iJ
Passing winds, a loss impressive monitor.ji
It tells i- that ■-,) e.;rch, there is no ner-j
i iiuial Spring, that Auluu n has come,*the!
Summer i* st, and Win'er is has-b
Veiling on apace,—
Cn Vi bo uy' •;.--* r five extensive Brew - j
evi' , one Os vmd> i> pro;- 1 >iy ij-.e ..-st 1
e tee t 'lion. It is o- n,*d bv Messrs, pdd-l
ler and fay I or. i’ne building is 322 feet )■
S inches by •’ ■> feet 8 indies, and >;»o bti' .!'
f Beat tier -’-.y can be turned not. The I
sipp 1 ' <d w.iier is i; (vn Jiiiiuglia le.<deu|
jup •’ ■'td * dver, di-.i.ific<; of 14.>0 feet.i
by means «t a pump worked by a steam 1
■ -1 1 1- -d hors* ; wliilli enginep
also tiums a mi Mur grinding ihe malt, and)
works the machinery for meshing. This!'
i-w Ming the malt house,a j
and copper s shop attached to it, keeps n.
i.at' *' a.i en; ploy from eighty to on * hundred;
men. flic pi iprietoi, cal. ula ■■
■ . ■ • 1 ■ • :: 1 1 . i ’ • sea-00.
Jttuny Adv. 1 1
[DISTINCT PRINT
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' U)N r S ; tT; UTIOVAUST.
AUGUSTi
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER li 1825.
EU (TOR'S CO RUESPONUENCE
MII.I.F.DGV Vil I.E, 7tb Nov. 1325.
“M< -i of the Members are at thei"
posts, anil much agitation prevails upon the
subject i ( the election, particularly that ot
speaker, which is immediately pending. Tt
is understood that Mes r». Murray tind Hud
son, Harden and Campbell, havccacn friends
; in the Legislature vho are desirous to ad
vance their favorite candidate to the chair,
‘(At present the report is that General .1' ..
I |Dbn has withdrawn hi? pietensions in favor
, of Mr. Uuuson, and that this gentleman j
;jwill run the -ace with Messrs. Campbku. »
’jand Mur ■ . It is not improbable that J
I Col. C.v.Mi’fiKi.t, 'wili !>;: tiie speaker As to,
jthe elcrtions of •'ato-llouse officers and the '
t Judge.-* nil Gtorney and Solicitors Gent ,i
jral, oti-iug cun at this moment he ascer •
f mined . many threats are made, and some
I who n.re governed more by a furious
]t an sound discretion, cry a'oud for the
;j ucitixion of every friend ot Tiiolt
(l ■ f •■•>pen, if the majority is as large as it
''• churned to he, that i'. criplian will be
die order of the day , hut I have not at the
I «r. ;t !am wming been inform lof an
i settled d< .ermioation to pursue ild,-. policy.
Our opponents may be wise enough to see
the cm.sequences to which it will lead. —
As to the subjects which v ill meet lie at
-‘tendon of th- General Asscmbiv. I can
» J
nsuy nothing ; it is too early o iV m even a
j conjecture of the talent br!uog : -g to (his
| Legislature, in which you know there arc
;no- y t.ew members. To-day the election,
■fop speaker will be had, m it. post
pencil until co-morrow. As soon as it is ivc;
you shall hear from me again. I
Miliedgtfvili*, 9th Nov. 1825. d
Dear Sri, 1 M
Directly after 1 had closed my Mi
last letter to you, ih licpresen'..-lives of 1 i
hbe people assembled in the capital, end the U
ill • iso <d Hepreseatafiveg was speed-lv fin i
’jr-'i • .v I pti ceeded to the ch; Sec of a Sr |
ik .li'i.r.sn ineffectual at tempt to adjourn, j
|L‘- mm. v of Lincoln, was elected bv a ;
,»• ■ jerry ■ ( } vi-n-s over Mr, Hudson.
jd'd. Tampbr; i. ’ i lac d to the house that
-he nut a iiefore the vo- I
in., cn-nmcKcu. V> • <pc. - .Ke» *s said to |
'» ■ rr-pe; table and luodera •> man. I•; :rm I
j d ion ot Clork’a great deal >i fe-, .iJ
us manifested, and Mr. Dawson the tats
Cieri ;as elected by a m.i’oiitt of Uve
;-.of * ov*,; Mr. Burch, formerly die •'.-■erctr.
cy to th i Bx-Governor. I'l >■ n t day
,(ye*fcN ay) tV* Senate formed mm proceed ■
to the choice ol officer!. Ali.ks B.
; i’owßj,;, was* elected hy a majority ot M
over Thom .vs S coons, anil Mr il.vAsnm
clerk the S nate has liad fora rum
years was kit out and Ja- m Smith
,_ ut in his stead.
1 The h' uses being oegaoixed, tin- Gove'
lire’s M ;..i;ige was received ;J read a
ih- fteprsuiotative Bunch- It is a long
document, and reals upon much of the
grounds very lately examined and well
iknoww to t:*e people. The President, Gen
ii .d fli; sea and Major Andrew*, recede a.
thill we of attention ; but the i i-s-.
Ilf I 'i. y judge from ilic cursory re tiling in
j- tli>js«--will nbe complained of fm
intei;;; v-ratc/.i-al. Some passages maybe
jccnside d eloquent, mil there is a restrain
led feeling manifest throughout. Just be
ll ore. the message was re id, Gen. Harden
[presented sundry Resolutions, which have
for their object to support the lights of the
' ‘ates, and to oppose the encroachments of
• the General Government. They have been
-rdered to be printed and will probably af
ford food fur future discussion.
IV lay the election of Governor will be
proceeded with to-morrow probably c.
Inauguration take place, and the election
lof the Judges and other officers on Friday
jor Saturday.
ft is quite certain t ; c the majority ■
j-rainst us-.j considerable, and our oppmi
jenta Ih;-•aten to make very free ns ; of it.
They say they will “ sweep” the Troupers .
I from tlicir offices ;■--ay« sweep—a* if the
i.toresriid 'I roupe were -,o many vermin
upon the body of the state. There are
hov .o'er sev ml h-mornhle and i it Higcnt
ntmbt-rs t-1 (hat party who st md up ~, dust
this m’.y-'rabic puli v, and endeavor -'o »• r
the gothic hand that teaches forth to de-i -
jj. i th- Republick. Ido or-, believe their
|iriflnimce will prevail, but fear that every
jlv puldican ivill turned out of olive,
Appointment hy the President.—Alexan
jder I’.-.-'dwell, ot Virginia, t- tins Jiulgi
: >1 the United States bn tue W e ,tern Dis
Uct "I Virginia, in plat e of 1 , del Nirdtli
[■leclined.
by a •counts .'rom Tennessee we ie
' ! ■'n- I i-'ksov ! handi din .!■ rest;• I
* • ■u* s. Senat *r, from that State
diet re a son is c n. !in th*- ■ u I
,paragraph: I'dluw.ao I