; '.-V. .'!; r-.-'-h,: y. -: i-- v -? ; 7 V.;'- .-, :. ..".; .I.'. ; -V .
' L ' ... - . ' ' . . . ' 1 X I
orvs pcrir)U kbiM to-
f !i4.h br Mr, U.
h ftKOJ would j liimHi'i
l'J i tot rooest f
it t
ties
; 7 M A "T" -r-riS?f wMr,u.
.-..I ... -I i -4. i -i! ''. .A l I : N
, . it j -'"-v , . J
PUBLISHED' wmTKLY JtY
IPITC8 AYD PROPRIETOR.
TERMS:
rut mi.1; rontni Ml ftrbid. and
Cmiiri " irocr win oe.
nuancf.
.4 ..'fffW
ti?i. clurr M nnounnnz l'r hame qI a can.
. .. t ... ... H.il.ttr wiimiI Irre of l
,of will nreivc nu !
pot-
. frm fi4'f Olierter.
j' ' iUierca4Jolfv.; . '
j IV f HFTTT4L. j j
J (a Ton firmament ' - . ; ;
orldn-wor!J f otrt, .
k ec' p'nf 1 lhcri3 t'latmoyt '
i U W tlime heart whence iprfriM doubt;
Mk, nd llima HTuiost nau Will
'Jhrrare Hih ork ina Ilia fclune
AHiAllnl fiirblH.aT'n wasoe r,
Hear )rx of Hini,-tl etcml One. ; y
- I thrc a GcmJJ-j- , ,
IKk t' til" inty'ty lcloV -,.;
I Wlicre ocMi mid darVcavcrn twopji
A i.,-n- tinrtj ili 'ruvrtic tlb anil flow
Hlit pnwrr roiiiiriauoH iri rcgiirya ocejT
I'm nature.'. Irul ilure tSo," ? ,
ruM-Uiru to all proclaims aju '
IuIlN forth in v'rj wo viw
'lTje.jpowef of a ruling Cod. - '
I tlicre.a God'-
xAta'hc fwn and fertile ytrth'-i-iook
t elr hrrlr-etteh plant wc nee; ;
ij atk Uiysrlf wnat jj avc them birth; .
I'be ra't 5ii-iUe lollirni trt-o.
m hurt inut tell ihee, ii sincere
It nu ag tr Wtn of theprndf--
,( ti.ou n in ,-1; Prri 'ti), are e rn tin re, .
i trjll t!e fi i a r of hiui alore4 .
I ! la t:.:ri a God? .
Ujuitl it rru m ii- rv r .j we CdZ(r
tfrtf e'er we r:m ij licje e'er wj bc;
i in an unu o ry piace; -
niyrmilt rnft Lurd, Hod of.lUcc:
I'ltf'ioun'if in hiliair, -
niKi ct on the iji av- so;l-i- : . -
rft, th: m!l, in cacrj r)ltre : i
.lalurtr' tvorUn procl.iun a God. '
I there a Gf)-JT , . .
lV Uut wlftch witlnri Uiuc dA'tlls,
lifak thy noultohopo or farj'
ihrch thinir ev'rV action fel. . . 1
L.i ,.,Jiv, T... l...'.. i.."
aroimJ, henuath" hbuve;
. Where thou wilt tliou'It ever- ace, '5
who rcijni eternally.
-ta.t-u irwn rnv ir,..t i..u.mi i
intense ol hi. fectioS for hu govern:
rticn and j)3riiruturly far my wdfaTc.
f iriiific- mean ii,oe drew A plan of the
cityamfrjvc,, nhd it scni to Co.n.
t-iDtterrir.d CafL M Claucyf iho John
ik r ' correct tecriplion of all
me forts, the namber pf giin.U U-jt' oftjie
trooa, auj hou- ih ere poSrctl, nrtd
cyerI pol.itarmjTement, so that through
Mr.tflidse and biaqgeot, they knew cve?v
impoftaat tno?emeut ia '.Aw section of the
country.
incy abusci nd insul.d ijhe Amerl.
ctn name and
tnatit oltccauseditu: to rtt BV,J bray
Ood for the day of retribution f Witf. the
exception' of my . faithful Anelia. I h ul
k. i:..i .t . .. . . .
r-, .. , : : j v - i V II W mriiii;
boghshjnfljcncc w-s uinsi ft r national
'I am, poTlnps, a littlc ; pro but 1
welj kooy the-aeositivo heart to whom
ju.tj ui-uujit'iuut ' uuu ar con.
Whut'. I daily wiTched, not.tery chiiian.
hte, fo'r'ihe, niomen't ol"reta1tntiotTi0in
to beab!'alihouj;h alone in' the con,-,
io 'square accoWs" with -."my1 fierce ,'e'
btors, ani if. posifjlc, pl-tcj !m)&elfa
party on tyo credit skJe of thial cnUogli
account. , , - , " t
' Vbanta Anna recommcnded to
aDcvotod to Politics. -I jtnratntcW (icncral. Intelligence. '
foramoof ffio Amsricanj.' but not one
pressed courage or national oirit- to
Irni a hand,
;4M!nrty rriiftutes tf) Ayuxitemc'ot call. I
cd tnon ma-and ordered mo to haul in
vpi re,uea a .. w raised as a ritic
of p-oicction. . Triey said I bad no juclt
rrg!tt . I rejoined tliat if Was a rriatteV of
optuon Jn whch va "could nut linport -
Thejsaici it was. a burlesque 'npoV their
haiioi lady taking :ho city-nd what
wouW the 3 Jprcme Government of JSlex.
jco ty replied very Jacopically,
Qnne- ateftun& ofTered them wine uo
dertix new bmncr. They thraiened
uio imiie. i ran to its top. and .tukfji
Mr. Uidor il he would stand bv m.e. He
replied. Yei.r. I'hen," said L-ihe
li t. kY.,if m :r:...i t . .
uw inimin,ur anui u! oeen;ovcr
ifMf house top, as I shall never purl it down
or stiff -r any Me.xion' Jtoi sully it by his
touali'M had bc?n robbed, my'sVjrc
enterod and pillaged of rViqre than twp
liiousan.a.u.Miars in iho deaa of the nHif
auj wueq ine rcLMment rom Iliph a :ntir.
ed thfa citvf thy ctat'ered rnv store and
carnea oti goods, and I had.no redress and
still ton a;..UnVK... ' 1 .1. i . .
ivoiu.j.,iiJm!,iJj wiougn atone, the
God of the Just waj my captain general,
and I had nbthins to -tear from Meripn'
1 JicutucKiaH AccoiiiiC ol Uw AKriciiiiuro of South Cairo 7ll na.
. Iicfot ii;ivu. j. me, Uhtrlestoa Courier, iq its
. mo toifowiBj; recount oHvifJn'P n
VOLUME VJK .NUMBER
; TcrmjS'ij per annum, -
rrjfj IN advance.
'.Kentucky and thaejuses ani injnnprsPoi
the emigration, warnusing, and will serve
as agiKxl specimen of-the western s: lo of
narrative: - , I-,' '
'Vtladjast returned from the 'Seminole
war, and was cightcenn ycari ol-d, when I
became, acquainted with Peirjiv"i a darllog
Utile iliings delicate as fresh hutter and
us awcet flslioney,' h was corn huskltig
time, and told her -about, thV Indian war
and how we.h'nd bivouacked and the rest ot
it, and she listef.ed Vt.allt and in lest than
a 'fortnight j was in love qVer head pnd cafs
Was, oh I said juit eighteen and sho &i.tetfrr.
t or, her sake Lcould have whipped a w hoie
. A. .
'Pk ' ho iion. rrcntfeman surmjsed. to
a want of patience and perseveranco on.
the part of , thosrj who had, undertaken
them. ' ' i -
The Olivo from the secrjwai of a very
low growth, anl did not attain to ma!u
fity under twenty yeaf,t but when cngraf
tea, it would bear fruit ia two years. It
rnrrna.
pondence from. Columbia, has a Verv IntAr.
falpz tetch of-an address, which wrfa
ueirverea, on the S7ih November, before
thrf. Siato Agricultural Sietv of Suu(l)
CUroJina, byJudjje Mitchell King. Tho
subject of this addres is one of ereat im-
IT .35! t'?L WIS- !W Wanted to a light; gr.Te .nd dry
IJnitPrl SiVt I 1- L 0 - r T'T WM mUch hardy trtthsn
United States. It w,J bo perce.vea from the Orange, and hot mateiially affected
the extract, wh.ch we copy from the cor. by frosts or the, .severest winter that oc.
respondence referred to, that Judffe King cur in tho mild tntiW t i - 3...u '
maket th grivo announcement that theicrn rrtrion. .Th firf. t,. k
cultivation of cotton, in consequence of established by tjie experimcht of Mr. Cop.
.u w. .wvw, pruoucuan wnicn na er. ( VJiro, on was very nutricioos. acd
alreadyaken place, and m'ut continue in
a btill more rapid ratio, cannot be expected
CO
) U
UScroinu of T:ttiiiiMk.
wincr is a r.nrtv nf5 n lntfi wri.
VnV"at Tampico, arnJ wliiclt wo
out)tri l bumore intercs-tins to that
T li she hrinht nniirnnmr.hl
T'lHhich wecouU's.lrct.
'TiMPirn Dtp 11 lRJft
iir f k'riend: A reat chane
come 1 c r " j
'j fj'si 'month so that I al-
cvulcnce-rff myown senses,
"(vessel .tje river -.'I'tWo atrttrW.
l " I- " """nl ' ih' i. Ml
..i t. i . r ri ..I., iiivitiiw.'.
-- uo an.I , .ring. I nm not a belli
i., 'i Ithmtv'I have pass.
CJ 1 ".nig IhaLyjeal by r.-sidm"R in on.
fc ,Ut,',Vnprinripled,; I
V- Je.ir inervWJ scuctjy know how
,9rIVtOOUr Inl BOt.Ml.ulo frtv
v U, r ' T11'' in oeginntng
w M-i.n.-v.i uarrai-e. ono
'H II III I
tubt
sad
rs!
whit
ac
rit mis.
tnpnny mo -my pen
woveroment'of Mexico' the iGonfiscation
J'pf al! ' Aniorican property, in orlier to ca.
fyonthn wir, und tint edl-.Americans'.
residrtjg in this .courUMT slmull.hq made
Yiipmj9o war, as a tat ii siroKc to tnose
usurping pirafes the gentle ' rVamo en.
rally applied -to theutnnd that- this
garrison should bp reinforced . with some
tnopi. ' When I-read thfi artiokj irt
one of tho flmiing pc'riodro.ijs, it was
rather gratiffg u .4114 in, my. Uofdicd on
ditinn.ivl 'ilcicrniiredjilipwever jipon the
old Uurnan rrj,ito i 1 -1
"vho "wwoM-'bo free, ' liimsol? must
strike t!io bhriv" or in. other, "words,-my
enscwas at bstjiplp'css, ani now even
desperate, and rcquu'ed, a desperate jjumc
dyv r : ' . . . .
"Tivo .spies cimo daily to my Uousr,
always under he .guiso- of frreniship;'and
Cn ono occasion,- pno .pf the ; wretches
hchcvjflg that. I was possesses! of items
concerning- Amdrican movernonts I re
p'resenti'd to him that $PVOOD in)p wore
to j-nnGc'n. . Taylor at MafamtiraaO,.
000 mbre had been despatqhed to capture
Sao "Juan, &c, nn-1; closed with rtjmarkv
ing'that I would, bd 'compelled to! clbfce my.
Jiouao'within n day or two, .as a force of
SojOttuVor CO,OO.G troops was coming
ngainsV this place which bit of romance
so frightened my poor Amelia that he
thought :the' general here j would call me
to account for it. " ,
1 "NcM day I had a call rom a cdptain
of the port whq wished to know the truth,
aijd inquired if Mr. Chase hatl written
to mo" to Jhat effect; and soon after some
olhcr of .the. high functionaries discovered
me to be an important character ha theit
daily rounds.':, fn a conversation with, the
fatherin?law.; of: thq General, I recom,
mended :to hint an early retreat, ns the
wisest course to.' bo. token; and, that same
night, a, private jjostwns dispatched' to
Sin-Luis itosi, upon tho .strength' of the
infurm-ition so received, through me; the
tov.n of-Tampico wps ordered to'bo'vacat-c-if
rin tr)('rippeaiianco 'of this lafge force
offithe bar;' scouts were sent in every
direction, to procure mules, cfcj for the
conveyance of rfroperty to the interior; and
two' schooner leads were shipped to ,lhe
city of Panuco;. six hundred sjanilt of a,rms
erp.sunfj . the cannon were removed frnm
tho i'ort,' and the - troops ' eyacuMed . the
place: U thel dispatched to Com. Connor
on account, of. ihetato of things, nnd'iri
tr.inhcate tb Havana, under different cov.
ers 'to my husband, urging his - return
lorimvuh. : . I heso were sent by an agent,
who supposed. them mere letters convey
1 mtj a wish to my hushand. to meet trie. at
ihe'Andlnow the Itour of my redemption was
oanq. i expected .they would piiher
urn or sorm the .house. I rested
1 my right arni round the flig.staffthe
tl flr WaVI"3 in j1'!' beauty, and
,nc V-irdron neafing thp'city, where ihcj
1 jto know fromwhcr.ee it came, but
?UOD!h&jfcfr3 saw two fema Informs stand-
of" the c!?00 txirC'9 CHer3 in fronl
Jt.;K - ,and 1 camo 10 my house,
which ha,)?en n0rf n .ary s.x omhs
m Jf ,'r t 80.me'crime or P:aSue. and
AfticnMn. Cnrtodore pca. a ,
en sent -to the State
t .t - .
e .. wc iruers 01 nanKS
from the officers co.w,r . . ..
name Of,-..,, ,
I'orl Ann , an compliA,,. m r,
arrived onhrl&h. fc ?it
alter cam:Mr. Cfiasc.T7:?.fihl
.pinest., ' ' n,.uP U" m-V
-YOU Hill no doubt h.lVhpnVdJnArf nf
my story prevmus to th.s,,achin'
knowing he tnicrest vou I, $ r,u .
j- ; t 11.. ; ana this
uuiimueu . .irienasm-p qvinceLv
thill liavo fnl-rii-
ipurwneuT nnax.v u,-
wigwam lull of bmfno-leaf, that I coyld by to remain, profitable in South Carolina or
yniK . oeerar jaiontns pa$eu, ami 1 1 inor ouier cotton States of tho Allan tic
f thougb I was getting on well with her, and
kept sncaktn ubjut her, like a wolf rodnd
a flock of j.heep, or a sentry round the watch
fire, whenwc weS out agafnt the Indians,
said neither n nor. res. Ono .'e'.eninrr
howcver,,sha iia-Td . to me
loo wild:'
'What?1 cribd f. ' Pi
says she, . 'you are really adeal
"f- 5i-(i,ns to
ra'.' nfver ' keep pacekvith mv.feelings.
X ;fiJl.huye beenaUre of "A.r.XW.'s
vuoo agreeable A tho 'deerco of tlie
"Of May last; and in compliance with
vitice to embarlr !..; I Veracruz, tn .acccompany mo Xo Hav.
emvt leagues infL-; iij,na. 1 spent a restless night arfd morn.
K'w'y chotheorUr. and embarked
7 V1; on b0"d or, tV S: Mary; the
, a - v.. i.u ii.il mi I MUyfW t
lin 1 V .... 1
1 1 a .vigiuy intusara dollars in
1 'uS i? M'ilh nfV 'nfrrroTcotion - nhJin
Jol homwas a Mcxuah-and, in ac
I ,1 'ilh lhe lru f Mexican
t'lvalry, commencrAJ robing, nie. Mn
, m announces ivere it numerous that
-annot ;ive voti tUn:' .. .i..
1. , 1 r , '".'-" uciuu, uui nierriy
ietC 1 .in nnflin I .1 .. .
for my perilous position iothis
n"- In 1 ho next place, Jnez,
ft Insiancia. bv ordir ff h.
ornmayin General, passed mo a'notico
mv hi-i'ir.u- 1 l r c
V i taatu uj me Willi 01
' jtnvr.ioaf Consul, and my store must
C osef I replied to him . in tho' most
Vih-T ner, lhtkl ,.wa,'not only hU
fj jV- u1 a,so his cons'titutcd: agent iff
H-ion to this I wbs ,a British Rubjcct,
V ,s,tuch" reithe,i.the Judge, rfor the
neraljeoul fleprivft mo of my' natural
o ,ls. M the
"til
Joa fee
(!
i-11
J" rim
.aitop stau ngthqt any . irifft'etian on
uy chastised
in conhrmatton
23live wont K. t
1Hlffvernrnont; and, in co
3iK:i 1SMt'on referred tho learned Inez
lot a!' fealed an(i cxarparatedr I was
i.i-ul0 .to send an Pen nolo to my'
God V. lHcn offlh lJar But, Uiank
amb RtrtnpC"tho '?d 10 lho Bhorn
inl-,n V-0.'rOv,tJ me,'ancl I concerted
iupri r???3i-n 4efc0U?d lheir hosli,e
in eir "flJl by straSem nine letters
n rVs nnd through the same
TlVed.rfr,ies- B-i those things
nr-? F- ,nS inroads ppn niv health
l.l V .vjf 11 ri? a I. ? 1 1
hkh mofct carefully con.
ingbutit has certainly brought its reward
Mv letter to the fornmixlarn ' w ftntpft
Octnhor 23- f; he rrccived" it October 27tK,
arid immediately called a 'meeting of' the
senior officers, andjaid my dispatch before
them, It 1 had. due dveight. Provisions
were brought frdm Point . Isabel and.dis
i rioyieu amongst ine squaaron, i and on
the 12ih November, they left Ma - Verde.
ami on ine morning 01 me .4 4th hoye in
sight, twelve snil)ffthe bay." of Tampico.
I was so confident.of the .coming, of the'
snudron, that in anttfipation" l of ' their
coming, 1 nau,a nag.stan matte - one week
previj0ii5, nd ba.d it erected upon' the
houseop, in order to ralso tho first Am
erican flag hoisted ns a rishti over Ttfmni
co. v . urst i sirH. oi ine neett mv
pent up feeling gave tvav and I 'tvept.os a
ciiild for joy, seeing that God hadbrought
deliverance to -the capuves,' nud in'au
tieipatioa of sobn seeing, tho object of mv
affection, .and" alsojn. frratitude to' Him
who "s mighty to save, and that my feeble
e'ffortsj hid wrought so strangely indoor
naiiortal;, welfare.: v Here ' I vmust pause",
and sny I cannot, pretend to describe mv
feelings at that time. ' Fortjtude seemed
to give way, and inube-midtst of .this emo.
lion, I again sav lho-squadron nearing to
the bap," the" boats manned and, the-, lirie
passing, (they standing their, own pilots
ove.r that intricate passage,) n nd.the broad
pennant -flying- at -.the .mast-heads the
blue arid red. My faithful AmcJia and
mvselHranto Mr. Chase 3 pfficp,- arid in
solitude offered a prayer,', 'than pulled tho
the flarr dwn.. and aloe rushed to 'the
house top. l earned itup andMied it en
the une with my own nanos, ana we. Am
elia, mself and; Mr. Under, hoisted it
rryselfi
giving' the first ,'pulL
should see old. Hickory: 'that a the
maA ou may call wild.1 .
'ilalpht1 said she, 4 indeed You arc too
ild, rough as a bear,' and then you drink
too much whis'icy! M
'fMonpngahela, l'ggy; Genuine Mpnon
guhen, and w.hy should 1 not drnU it, since
God lojs ittgrow? -Tegcy .fcnv I. 'uenu-
1110 Mpnorijaheja, nnd aM pai3 for, owe
no mnn-a cent; have got six as stout ne
groes; as you'll iind in old Kentucky.' and
a thousand dollars in cash besides, that mv
father left hie. and a trifle over, and if
so. the word we'll be man and wiCb.'' t
lAlph, fiiys she, 'you are o'jite too
viJd; dwuk too-moch, will see about it in"
eight days, will, think about it, you may
cume und. ask m"e io'eivTit tifvt nml'-. n
modore Cpnncr.' ' My J sooner.' ' - ' w
I was obliged to do her will,' ami wait
the eight days, as. restless' as if 1 had a
3pani-h pepper .rubtred into, me; and when
they were .past,. I went to lgg) 's houio,
and whom dolyou thitik I found', there?
AsaPumhling sitting arm-in-arm Wjiih Peg.
gy before tlu,kitciie'n. fine; nd-f when he
sawnje-.he laughed in my face',iand Pegcy'
JaugTied rooA :I had half a mind tojatber
'him by : way!; of ;a wedding presont;' I
couldn't got her Out of rriy head for ever so
Idiig, but at kit" my brother said to ne,
Let the girl be,:UaTph,' said-he, Mr sho
meant to have you she wouldn't let Asa
come -sparking .about her; she's only I tria
klflg a fool ol you. ' , 1
"And I thought to mysclfJoc's right a.
bout that, . , "
coast; and .declaring that it will be ind
pensably necessary fur tfiesc Slates to re'
sort to samo other, staple if they wish .to
retain their 'prMpcrily, ec6mmendi iht
introduction of tlie Olive Tree as the mos
praciicablo" rvmedy. ' .
Jf this; representation of the prospects
01 pouin Carolina do not exaggerate and
was osed cxtensivclv at an hrtiM rf :
nJ to those whi becamoi accustomed 16 U
would form a 'gbod substitute for bacon.
The revenue derjved - to the ;ctu:oms ia
Great Britain from tho importation of ther ;
Olive oil was immense, amounting, I think
tho Hon. geptleman said, to several mil
lions.' The article wa uscd extersively
ic tarious mariufacturrg. ' Tho longevity
of the tree, was remarkable. If was cMi
mated that it would live for -nineteen cen.
iMiivs. ...... uuvu. j i ir maon mj itmn in n,
there 4ino reason to, infer that it is,-her fact touching the longevity of the treo
(.v.....vw W(bl.M 6iaTu unj.urj inio wuiqiuiau given ruetar some Conflict of
tlie cause of her present pond
the apparent 1 hopeless nes of hcrfuturo
circer. 1
Ildr aJmiltcd inability to compete with
opinion. It f stated by historians that tho
Ulive trees that were-planted on (ho Ml.
or Olives, in the, lima of our Saviour, aro
Still in fTittfnrn anI .(Ml I : n . I, - t
.1e.fer.1ld lands of the South West, can rnnm - litx-n.
on y proceed from the depreciation of her Centuries otd. Jt lias been tirrred arrainst
. ,. . j . i , -. vo as iar
ua nrunciiuie ia oetaii, ana na , i
cu in.qccuuni jar i oeyonO' my
ana at Uio same lime trusting
"ivo at least a' reidin? of this
scroll', and may never feel the
mervtal atmctiori as felt' by me.
ion very kindly innuiro if the rxfk
war ryis injured uv in a pecuniary points
iius viiry materjany , . out mat loss rt
'ention,
h you
rlect
P3 of.
soil, and this depreciation from the nature
ol her agriculture. Tho exclusive culti.
vntiort of Any ono staple must necessarily
cvhaus thp richest soil of its .virtues, and
cottosi is perhaps tho rqost injurious of all
crops It is therefore from' adhering ex
clusivcly to tho production' of
South Carolina riov? finds herself, compcll.
ed to- seek some nw mode of 'sustaining
this statement, that when Merusalcmiwaa
besieged by tho Roman army, all tho trees
in the neighborhood were cut down to bo
used. in lho fortifications. .But it is- Insit
ted, on. tho other hind, that the Olive tres
thenstandihg on tlie JMquntwero probably
small trees, usclcssj for anytsiich purpose",
and that :hey havekliained to their prcsent
growth and sixe though a succession of
K,nS7aiA .hr" ?u,aV0.n,a".ud5,,rCc, and 'tbc .HPn- gewfemati eeemed
,kLP?ihL lh.G f acb,,y ..mrodocing rtUfcr inclined to tjdopt the latter opinion.
oi..; rn;. " :r::u o oi
'And so says Joe
'Ralph,', says hq, 'youM.bc doing a bctf
ter tlfmg if yog made your niggers "knock
doubtless interesting, and valuable; abut it
mj.i oe rememDere,d that thev are mere
speculations; and that if they should prove,
Vpon -experiment, to be unfounded, the
question will. still, remain, what -must be
done to save South Carolina and '-the At.
lantic cblton rcgion'rom ruint It icoh
ceded'that the attention of iho'-nlamp
mUit hri Inrnnrl - r. . I .
" ; vu au,l,o new pursuit, mat line olives.
in
traced
ix or
existence, whoso history might bo
back, with infaJhblfe certainty, for
eight hundred years. " .
Judge Klhg continued at length with a
history olthe modejof planting and graft,
ing .the olive.' Hp said ' its cultivation
would n9t interfere at all with lho planiing
oflhe mall grains Oh the area occupied by
ht from, a
might be set :
An ftvnm. nrnRi rn
'l llhiF l.ak0 Placc or cre pUtedith ,he'se "trees might be .e
o.v.ou mid uniop can never down nt about thirty seven dollar-. U.lrtn.
Thl Ml Pr0.4per,.,-V- ' 1 ; prqPi derived Tromthe same ianj; sown '
U ' ' hr n V1 fn: "tract from the atthesame time inltha small graini Ho
C 6 k g -S a, rp$,r " ' " ea.v'a Ml cxplanatjon of the mode of pro.
conlLfe parin, the oil for market. Mr Jefferson,
. .hu.uw.is!, respecting ine snwJ , had recommended, that Southern
not in least allied -my spirits to flarr iUp a t boat; you've a couple of hundred
My trust is in llinv who can wiihhoJdW35,9 mcaI nd Indian corn, and ha.ms,
bestowv,
" We have suffered in mind, in person
and pocket,' but with feelings of interest
toward oUr "beloved countev and duty to tho
cauae,5 rind .like the "widow I was willing
to cbutribute.my mite for the honor of the
country he had 4so. long represented, and
as a dutiW( wife to follow him in weal or
yvo, according so the pressure of misfor
tune, and ih impending' danger,, even the
bleak wasts of adversity should not rhill
my, following his advice and his cause, and
truT, to Uod. i -
14 Ve will loose nearly one-half of our
stock of good. , r?o doubt the UniteJ
States Govermont will indemnifv Mr.
Chase at a fiture day. '
V3ur house will be turned into-a arri-
son, and three field -pieces will be placed
upon it. I; am ; wiHIag !-io stand b mv
husband at a gun untilTve ;bath die or are
vigors. ' .
?! have been trvinn to keen, a wurnal
of the rjeaulics'ef.the Drama, in rather a
rough torm, and may "' place it in your
hands at a future dav."
Cnrcfor the Cousaniption. .
Anofficer in the IlritUh' snrvir rrL
ded in the East Indies: had been stricken
with the fatal disease, and was reduced hv
i Jo nearly a skeleton,-his friends' looked
upon him as a doomed man. anil he him.
self had 'given up all hopes of' long contin-
uauceoi me. tie wasOpi morning crawl
ing qbout his, grounds, pnd. accidentally
wcpi into a snea where a man had been
boulrng some wine; and af the moment of
his masters entrance had melted some ros.
io to seal the corks, with. It could nt ho
otherwise than that those, within the room
should inhale the sro6kc arising from 'tha
r6sin.' 'JTojcthe surprise of the ofilicted one
his respiratitM) became free and unobstruct
ed, and it instanllj occurred to him. that
the. relief he experienced was produced by
his having inhaled: thc.rosinous smoke.--
no rcmameo oetter during the
pi cider, andmpplcs; the articles will fetch
od prices in Louisiana ,
ILdlo, Joe,1 says i, 'rccon thals good
r ; Jhe Cumberland's' rising ind Til
ill' 1 ' ' ,i;o iJ'si"'in lormcj
u ,vvnr the Mississippi, and ee what the
in .juouistanna.-
ino. .-' 0f' boards
in three weeks I
iJl J,ad pJcnty t
.lull liuuuw :, n'. t . i i ,. ,
d f 1 H uouiij,s soiuias ever
'a f vfe m-V Uvo Jmarcd C3ks of
.' ndrrd hi:nq nnin ni,t-
flated
nnrl' ,hr rn.indrcd hM" ""iw, cider,
, t; tpok my ha f dorrn ni.
gcrs, and a cr,,Tft 3 i . t ' ! f
bor Sna I rscs which neiU-
i . i ?V?u rie have ovi commission,
and down the La. , , . . ' .
-. ,t. :, .. per ml into the Ohio,
ondvheshrnv Mii - ., , . '
f-. sippif a thousand miles
or more. rioeir'V 1 i .
-. i -ii "beautiful bottoms,
capita soil thought', . '
-too' low for vou, li;U oo innch water
land. But when I go! , ou
ind.the Vdnut !IulhWn lo" Natchc
.i ' s-, . ' . Tagain saw t-ome.
thing iike..inountarns-,.ir 1 iv j- - .-.
A Satchca'I got,rid oftf09Cf T "er'
ni , . . rindred casks,
andas rrany bams, and i WooJviIlof
the rest 6f my caro, andi t . :
bargain; Uoked about , the '"lh,e
and'found.a' bit "of Jand; juJt"1'
; i c ' .1 . uited. two
uiuub iuu acres, uve aouars an f '
year.s . rc.rm. Hallo, fttlph; ' rc "v.fi
thafs the fhifig for you. Two"S !"
'dollars, a'iyear to 'pay the devHV','
kou ran't m;tnnge. thar. : So I 'str ".,
bargain,' .gave' a thousand, dollars K
and 'went back to Cumberland rivfTPV
the .Lootsvillo steamer; 'ljuilt another 1
hoat and" put 3v it .the rest'of myplun
and as, mucliTmcal as I could get, and.
dozen hnrses winch I f.fierwards sold
tamous prices, and went down Benin
Voodville, and cleared, and t planted, and
scfo forgot lhe P illy 'a rind Peggy's ' atKl
aJ!; tjie res't ot 'them, ut'd there arn, and
well ejiab'Wicd.' . r '
' - And well established ,hs .was. as anv
man, ori the MisssissippL and the rifht I
I UA . .1 ' . i . . n
tluio ihj huu 3jn.m mere oiu nun. wmor.
UiajSit negroes had increased
V more
thanlorly, his wilderness .had'-Gecomc a
ciHton wa
not only wash's land free' if
dtbt btrt herhad-alrcadyi haqMsome sum
trithe planter's bank;' and;sent off .every
year'fciia'hunJrfcd and fifty halts prime cot.
, MikeJVa?sht the Ppresentative(Electj
n! hia . la at . R-iKi r.V r A J-f...?
n.-i v o r A
without connitinr".hi ilArtn. .l
expetimem in his slernin-V ti,. i "T,P?clab,c" P '-matatiun,, .Lis
niznt he slent sour.dlv a h'P;n'A' k.j ' sJuS aflCf;' 1K
notknon for jears.
Ticet a day, for a-week, did lw contin.
op his experfment, and i;h increased sue.
cess. . . He jhen mentioned the affair !o his
medical adviser, w"nb Mas equallyurprlsed
with himself at the improvement of the pa,
tiems health, nnd advised him to continue
the inljalat'us nilrt anc morning In the
spaced three montlfs his cough left him,
and his appetite returned- ' In six months
his.hcalth was so improved that heconfem,
plated returning- to. hjsr paiive country,
he delayed, however, doing so uqtil a yeaY
had expired. ' Still persisting' in hii new
found remedy, his health &was coropletelv
Thus !mq j rstorcuiana he was once more asound man.
.1 . . . . 1 w
me over production of Cofton: and- th
absolute necessity which the- State ) was
now under of turning its attenHofi to the
cultivation. of some other sta'ple. The
over, production of the articlev hud so di.
minished.its Value tfia't cotton in Si Caroli
tn wa8 no longer a,profitable cfon. ortv
flo means so profitable as it was formerly.
a ne tuea mat less cotton must be raised in
order to enhance tho price, of the article,
was a falUcio.us one. and not to be depend.
ed on: '. Such Caroli
States that cuhivated cotton. Oihrr anrl
nofccrtife' States had directed -thcir at.
lemiuii tans cuiturd, , and these could by
means bq induced to plant less, in'orar
to jncTea&e. tho value of cotton irt Sooth
CaroUna. If the discovery of tho cxplo
sive.icoUon. should increase the demand
a'nd censumption offootton by several hun.'
df ed thousand bajes; ;still lhe' production
wpbld btf increased; at the same "time .to
such aq extent in. the rich cotton growing
regions;. of. the south west, as cither to ex
ceed the demand or keep down the firicc
of the article. , Entertaining these views
he Jlibught no other course remaioed to S.1
Carolina, if she wished to maintain the
character of a wealthy and 'prosperous
State, except to cljiange'one of her princi
pal staples, at, leasjt in the lower - region of
he State, - lying upon the seaboard; and
he seriously recommended the introduction
of the olive tree as a permanent and pro
fitable staple, admirably suited to the whole
low country of jdie South, jocluding "South
Carolina . Georgia and Florida.-
Judgc King then gave an account of the
rise and progress ofthc cultivalie'n .of the
O.ivc tree, in foreign- countries and in our
own country, tracing its history back to
the earliest times, and presenting a mass
of, interesting facts lo the society, which
were new probably ; to the most of, those
prCsenW 'Judse Kirtrz. from Personal' ex.
"periencewasxH acquainted with thecul.
to.iro nf th4 niivn in.. K.it Ur.A .j
yniorrw, rnmseil, - Indeed, he seemed to
"Ve searched the records nf
'V-irra tfmes" with indefatiablo indna.
anJ1 oru'e,r lo'hed light on jjje. subject,
nak,Ppened a CQrrespondence with
SmI.,.''1 who wcre acquainted with the
culturv.:, ...u t j i . .
1 1 uui n-vuiu no nap eertvea much
in Pis last &ul)tcrraneAnM nHv. nicrc
thus:' ' . ;
Wanted A stout, aWebodied; man ,
of, a mild jemperament,' kind disposition
and undouh'jed enduracceiis'wdntfed t6
rea Polk's Message for me,' To one
who will engage to read it ihrddgiv , with,
out tailing tOsleep more tlian joc curio
th'e onerous and gigantic task,, a hben3
remurjerationw'.ll be given.- Applicaticvi
to be' made attfis.orlce.,, -
inJr..alllf0rmai:Wn-. I,5 read 11 ,00S and
iii.:i;AA.cPmmunicaaan:.frorn Jamts
, A?Cf El . of Georcia. a dis
,. ". ,)Sricuhirrisl ho lias been for
r-iVrca" in rA Ita successfully en-
t..S lhP Olive, anl he presen
""I'.ii,,, . -i "rj..i.
mong itsarchik ; t1; iU, uu ,
w Ba o5i vaiuaoie uoc-
i. ihe cuhUroofl-IilaC'!, in .rWfl
f..Hnn.i,Jllrcelicb might be
; ':;r.r::.r -v kw was; of
Z?7T?iMrl nd soil of Caro
r u ts wos'well suited
to the culture of the d. . t a cu r.
r.Ll t- . "ir. Jeuerson, one
ui iiKTcamesi nonorarv Lk r,u q
:: ":J ?,,lullu. uete ofthe
i .. !r V.Henmenui had
r.-""-"'vv ,ww nu vJiife
planters should make a fair experiment of
lho olive, and had suggested 'that they
should plant one tree for every slave they
owned; ; The profili derived from a singlo
treo would bp sufficient ,io support a hu.
man being. Judge King advised that lhe
Society! should, at a njr rate-make a trial of
the olive, "by : planting .amall tract with
them ort some 6f our sea islands, although
their adaptation to our soil and climate was
sufficiently proven by the; experiments of-'
M r,.tQopcr. bull itf was well that we w
hould havje some evidence of the facts be-
t'tro our own eves.' . j I his might lead, in
time, to most important' results.
i he conclusion of Judge Kkig's address
was vtry eloquent, arid although tho ad.
dress, was extended to) on unusual leprrth.
yet it would have bcci gratifying' had hi
remarKS,ai tne close, ocen., continued
somewhat longer in the same strain. In
style, the whole address "was simply ele-
?ant Without anv mpfptrii-iniia nmnmonl
O ... . j ... win , .
still savoring of lho. rip fountains of clas
sic loreVfronT which the Hon,' gentleman
is apt jto draw his inspiration ' !A copy of
it was immediately requested for lhe press,
ana wnejj ugoes torth to tiro conmuntty,
...:n k2 ,t..i- .i'f-L . i.-. ...
i win u uij u jujiquiaieu lor lis llicrurv
meritSi. and may be the means i of leadinr
to a revolution in the Agricultural pursuits
ui a u.i won ui ruurj;iiiens. : . -
i - ai I ' . f
'IAWt Anoint; to do Anuthint Else."
There arc cerlaio setjph'rases that, onco
under way .'""ihat,' as the saying is, and
are "all the go.,,( Just nov, the expression
above is the fashionable reply ? to almost
aijytninginatis agiteo.t t
' Not long since a minister stepped into
a buse-so the papcrsj say anq found a
lady making a-a hwdle He; asked her
whafcsho was makfng that bustle for? She "
said she intended to wear it: to preaching
ne.xt "Sunday.! ' ' i
"Youdoh't inlened to, wear that bustle
tochurch?,vaskedthe "man of Israel.
I don"l intend to wear anything else,
replied thf lair one.. I i.
' ''.Well,' replied lhe preacher" I should .
like lo see you at church ycilhoul anything .
else"" on tui that busileff ') -
Marriage is; at all times, a perilous ex-
perimenti but Foot rJehnej it' as" bobLinrr
for a single cl a barrel pf snakes! , Shock.
ing ; . ,
Old JcthroTuIl said,
.lazy to dcanything else , on hist field," at
least he ought - to take ja stick "and. keep
Bill II Mil .11V. Ull.,,-,i."
if a man "was too
... ..ivj. . .i . .
... uie in ine nistoryVf .u n nnnW
tjis State at
. ; Ae-Exphtian of Sixty Keg of PoxtfyrJOn
Weoneday morning 1at, t a quarter paat 3 '
o'cleck, the city of rravidEjncc wai alarmed bj
an exp'oirion which ancKik the budd'jngi and start
led majiy pcmonS from their Tee. ; A' powder l
house belohirtg to Meara. Story. Wood dt Ved, i
r, contamin about aixtj Kega or powder, bad '
been aet pn fire by aome ineindiary. '.Tiw bmld, ,
inj was aituated about two nS'iles and a half from
ine "bridga,. pear the residence . of I C. EatoD,
Itie mDtonho'M of Mr. .Eaton was
rouch tnjufedrand aome &f Jhe furniture deatroy-i
ed.. the farm hooae on the( estate was much in.
jurcd, and the trees arfd feacei blown dawn,