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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-19
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TPUBLIC-No.2 24.l


An ACT to alter the time of holding the
District Court of the United States for
the Southern District of AieLal1u, ana
for other purposes.
Bc Il enacted By He S6notc Gnd House o.
Representatives. ofAe United States of n
mcrica IN Congress GSS6Mbtcd, That the
District Court Of the United States, for the
Southern District Of Alabama, shall bc
holden IN the city Of Mobile, on .he second
Monday IN December lnstca, OF thC see
Qnd Monday in October, End In addition 10
the term now directed by .2W to be holden
on the first Monday in May "a .a'h and ev-
cry year, and shall continue SO .Ong as busl-
ness may require.
Sec =. find be Il further enacted, That
the records and papers belonging t. the
District Court heretofore holden at the
town of Cahawba, in the Southern District
of Alabama, except such as may be neccs-
sary in any criminal prosecution pending
in the said Court, shall be transferred to,
and become part of the records and pa
pers of the District Court holden at Mo
bile, and all causes Of civil nature pend
inc in the District Court heretofore hold.
en- at the said town of Cahuwba, shall bc
transferred to the District Court holden IN
the city of Mobile, and shall have day
therein and be proceeded in to final ludg
ment and execution, in the same manner
as if the said causes had originated IN the
said Court holden at Mobile and IT shall
be lawful for the said last mentioned Court
to issue execution upon any judgment
heretofore rendered in the District Court
holden at Cahawba, which said judgment
shall not have been satisfied, and to issue
writs af Scire fdciaS for the purpose of re,
viying any judg nent heretofore rendered
by the District Court holden at Cahawba,
and to issue all other writs or process
which may be necessary, according to the
course of judicial proceedings.
Sec. 3. .4nd be It further enacted, That
ali causes of criminal nature, now pend
ing in the District Court holden az Cahaw-
ba, shall not he proceeded in by the said
Court, to final Judgment and TO execution
Of such Judgment or sentence as may be
rendered by the said Court, in the said eau
ses; and, that Immediately thereafter, the
records and papers in the said causes shall
be transferred to- and become 4 part Of,
the records ond papers ofthc District Court
holden n Mobile.
Approycd-2d March. ls21.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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TPUBLIc-No. 231

PUBLIc-No. %
An ACT making an appropriation for the
purchase Of Books for the use OF the Ii
brary of Congress, and for other pur-
poses.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The United States Of a
me'icd IN Congress assembled, That the
sum of three thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated. out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, for the purchase of Books, un-
der the direction Of the Joint Library Com.
mlttee, for the use of the Library of Con-
gress.
Sec. 2. .4nd be ii further enacted, That
the sum of four hundred dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated, out of any
money in the Treasury, not otherwise ap-
proprlated, as a compensation to an Assis-
tant employed by the Librarian Of Con-
gress during the present session.
Approyed-2d March, 1927.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Erecian Stripes, handbcrchicfs,
Batuse, ; Ribbons, Artificial
Barrage, Flowers,
Gro de Naples, BobOinet Lacce,
Sattins, 5 Meriuo long snawls,
Levanti9es,' , Square ditto
Shaded muslins, Plain Nclencia 10.
Jubilee Cord. (; Fr1 oh Scarts.
Chiian Dresses, Double Leyoutlnes
Ingram black G,ng- Plain Pougoo Lust
hams, ; rings. Tor Friends
New style Plaid Dresses;
Prints, Plain silk Shav,s,
Partisan Plaijs, Very ine pressed
Swiss musl.ns, Grape,
Fancy six 5. gau-c
LEGHOR.N' BO.N:NETS j.. GIPSEIS,
Open Work and Plain Straw
ditto-a great variety OF the
newest patterns.
Newport. April -, 1897.
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tPuBLIC-No. -

An ACT giving further compensation 70
the Captains and Subalterns of the Ar
my ofthe United States, in certain cases.
Be 4 enacted by NE Senate md House Of
Representatives. cr the United states of.1-
nerica IN Congress assembled That from
and after the passing Of this act, each cap
tain ard subaltern in the Amy shall be al
lowed one additional ration.
SEC. ,. Ind BE- i fl,rther enacted, That
every officer in the actual command Of a
company IN the Army Of the United States
shall be entitled 10 receive ten dollars per
month additional pay, as compensation for
his duties and responsibilities, with respect
70 the clothing, arms, and aeeoutrements
of the company, whilst he shall be IN the
actual comn.and thereof Prorided, That
no srbaltern officer who shall be ,n the
performsnee Of any staff duty, for which
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New s. Fashionable.
JENNET DRUr1MoND
MAS JUST RECEIVED,

| great variety OF FANCY GOODS. a.
n mong which are the following:
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TPuBr1c-No. % ]

iEERf ft-- No. ~.
An ACT authorizing the completion ant
repair OF certain Roads in the tcrritor,
OF Florida, and for other purposes.
he Il enacied Jy the Seacis and House o.
/ Representatives. QfH United States Of n
meyica ia Congress assembled, That the
President Of the United States be, and he
is hereby. authorised TO cause to be open
ed and repaired, in the Territory Of Fiori-
da, public road, known by the name OF
the Kings road, from the Georgia line, by
St. Augustine, 10 new Smyrna.
Sec. 4 ind be Il further enacted, Tho,
the President be, and he is hereby, au-
thorised TO employ the troops ci the UNI
ted States, stationed in Florida, IN such
manner as he may think proper, in open
ing and repairing such road, and. for de-
tTaying the expenses thereof The sum of
eleven thousand dollars is hereby appro.
prated.
SIC. 3, Ind be Il further enacted, That
the additional sum Of five thousand dollars
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated
for the completion Of the United States
Military read from Pensacola TO 81. Au-
gustnc, by the construction of a bridge a
cross the 81. SebastIan's river, near st.
Augustine: and that the further sum of
six thousand dollars be. and the same is
hereby appropriated. for tho purpo,c Of
completing the road from Colorau. in
Georgia, 10 Tampa Bay, in the Territory
of Florida; and the appropriations aiorc-
said shall he paid out of any money in the
Treasurv. not Otherwise ep1ropria,eJ.
SIC. l. .3od he Il G,yfbcl e8a,teJ That
if anv part of the above oppropr,ations
shall remain unexpended, it Shall be an
propriated TO openinr the communication
between Moschetto or Halifax and indian
rivers, in the line Of communication to
Cane Florida. described iii The rcpggl OF tho
Engineer. appointed in pursuance of an
act Of CONGRESS. Of the twenty.eiolth lav
of February, one thousand cirht hundred
and twenty four, authorizing the survey
Of a military road from s.. Augustine 70
Cape Florida.
hpproycd-2d March. 1927.
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Court of Probate Newport, 3prd =, l-EI
"nEREAS the commissioner report
w Of the claims against the estate oi
Captain George n Morris, late Of Newport
deceased has this day been presented, and
the consideration thereof referred 10 a court
of probate to be holden at the state house 30
Newport, on the first Monday Of May neHt
at . O'Clock, Nm Notice is therefore here
by given to all persons interested IN the estate
Of said deceased, to appear at said time and
place, ifthey see it, and they shall be heard.
By order Of said Court,
AS u n HOWI-3ND, PROF. Clerk.
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Printed and Published by
ATKIN SON s. READ,
Printers Of the Laws OF the United state
la the Chambers of -. Thames-s.roet,

Ia the Chambers OF -. IhalueS-s tTCet,
entrance Mafket-sqUara)
Terms ofhe RstetIir.u
Two Dollars per annum--0oe laii .u advance
Price Of .ftrsrf,s,ps.
One Dollar per square for .hrcc weeks, and
seventeen cents for each Subsequent iuscr-
ton. Larger ones in thc same proportion.
Advertisements not marked. viii hc Coptiu-
ned till forbidden. and charged lrcortWgiy
G-PAl accounts must be settled al least
once year.
pNo paper discontinued until lrroarages
are paid.
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Cont or Proba,e, NeuPovt, 5pra 7, l-27.
WHEREAS thcadministrationa accounton
w the estate Of Peleg Wood, ID late Of
Newport, deceased, has this day been present
ed, and the consideration thereof referred 10 a
court of probate, to be holden at the state
house in Newport, on the first Monday Of
MAY next, at . O'Clock, k,A.M.-Notice is there
fore hereby given to all persons interested in
the estate of said deceased, 10 appear at said
time and place, if they see ft, and they shall
be heard By order Of said Court,
AI2 y r. HOUI.1.YD. PrOb. C}crE
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Newport, Thursday Morning, april 10, 1927.

he receives an extra compensation. shall
be entitled 70 the additional ration herein
provided for.
APPRo,ED 2nd March, is27.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, passed
AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE NINE
TENTH CONGRESS.
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TEAS lust received. and is now opening.
III general assortment of SEASON
ABLE GOODS. amonp them arc ibc tuI
Owing, viz:
Black Nankin and Canton Cranes.
Svnchaws and Sorsnetts.
Black india Ievaatines.
oio5ea GIiI,O'
b'acA f'@uFed uro 90 Nap
1oloreu 20, CO.
b''tice ana batuco "insha,nis'
Tnh bNgha;h'' mourning 1i'lo'
h.g9nt PIaiu ana STlPo O"!ic0eS
a. fihe rr'h,''
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Fancy Painting.

MISS HARRIET BROWNELL, -.
w spectiUlly informs the ladies' of New
port, that she has taken room at No. 8,
Washington square, where she intends o,
Pouing a school on the Did Of April for
the purpose Of teaching the art OF painting,
Oh velvet, paper, satin and wood. Likewise,
the art of drawing on papor.
Miss b. viii engage that her scholars
shall be enabled to paint any piece they
wish after one course of lessons, an1 shall
know all the rules Of shading and cutting
tkeir patterns. Her terms areNcry reason
able: Young ladies' wishing to attend $50
pleasing a study, are invited to call at Mir.
jon SHERNAN's. march -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20
Irustcc's Sale

Sf virtue of Decd uf trust, executed by Doctor
tiebcTry H. aoshy a'd Louisa =. his wife, dated the
-ot day oi May, 1926, and duly in the Clerk
oice ct Powhatan County, for certain purposes therein
mentinnet the subscriber will positively sell! ON the 23h
day of March next, the premises the Tract Of Land ON
winch the Said h0sby resides, called Gibraltar
IN the said County OF Pnvhatai and cnua;uiur IN,
NATION 29S acres This property is situated in the uuier
end OF the county, which is called Middle Road ea
Cumberland old Court House, and is in all rcsprcs ve,v
handsomely improved; having on it excellent Dwelling
House o'lains seven with all the necessary cG
ces,amd farm house adapted the accommodation of
gcteel family and presents ecabe residence either for
professional gentleman IA good settle for a Tavern
M the same tinc aud place, will he sold At Public Auc
uo IN pursuance OF said deed the following slaves
f-iannei, Soomol Juno Eoisa and her three children
J"e' Maria aud Kitty hc foregoing however sub
Jec L" PRIOR lien IN favour of Bartholomew rruchear
ana "tner) also tAe slaves Davy, Chester, and Wrhlev-
ee last not Included III the foregoing lien; also his
house hold aud kitchen furniture, acing crea rir
"t valuable articles, and exccleu, parcel beddp nd
Two Pianns also valuable medical and miscellaneous Il;
ofary, consisting o.! about 225 volumes toccther with
Fo"n'e surgical Instruments: also all his plantation utei-
S'5 together with and carry the harness be-
longing 10 the same: also all the stock hors IN
Sad Alos!y with many other articles personal uroperv
name" IN sll deed" and unnecessary DC acre particular
" described.
The terms Of the above sale will be- one third in casb
aud the balance iwt'vo equal for In. nd
ana credit uu;il the LIST day January 1893 far tho .,
sona property, wi:h bond approved security for all
sums over hve dollars The above sale is made At the re-
quest oi Dr. M1Sby sd for the benefit his creditors an
III ""n are requested 10 attend aud make Known IN,
amount OF their Claims, that provision may made for
their payment. The subscriber will convey only suci ,
as is vested in him BY said trust deed
March g..
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IIRGIAY.a:

At superior Of chanccry held al the former cantoI
III the city OF Williamsburg, the GOTH oi January 1897
hoosf' B. Gibson PIT.
Blake Il. WooIson Edward Rcdrurj and ,,I,is,orh y
This this day to he lea rd ON the orirna
ana amended bills, the of the defendants B. g.
oo"So" ANA Edward Redlod filed lhereo TO which an
sWefs Inc p"nt repiic, generally, together with The ex.
nS and deposiiions Of Witnesses and 10 the dclcan,
If'sorhor j. SironS who is o. Ike country aga;n.,
Wh" lhe plaintiff appears have protested in The mode
by Jaw, and argued by On consiI.
GRAFTON whereof, the defendant Edward Rcdorh ha yiuo
SH III his answer that from the character of The former
it, nc induced make the nurcas, of tho Hi
'i estate; that having given his deposition in that sui,
ana the amended bill III that cause, page g. filed as am
%hi" IN tins cause, having charged the payment of
me purchase money. which amended biz was fl.I Gy
months before he his deposition, and tw years r,
he obtained his deed for tie said estate: nd e a.r
oehS imperfect, IN denying notice, not acdsur nav
menu before notice; Is of op Ou that the facts o,p
SAD ana the whole evidence IN the cause The said Edya5
heu'"a had notice OF the non payment of the purchase
money by tue defendant WOodsou the plaintiff al ,c
lime OF his the said Bedords purchase and al ;lc i,o
ht ne obtained ms dec and before ne paid the purchase
n"nay II indeed he has made pa yneni nd thar
the land IN the bands Of the said Edward Reifo are o,
liable To- the plaintiff for the price which Wondon aprced
10 give or ttsh Hill estate; but may he that the said
d. b. W oocson % Edward cdtod mas paid and satisfied
some claim or lien the said which the rI,ti
uo"n" ior' ana which should form credit against the p,r-
chase money, the Court doth ajusc, order and decree
that the SAID defendants Edward Bedford and B. T. Wood
SON. render before Of the Commissioner Of this oi,r, am
account OF any lien claim the High III estate which
hcen Iaid by them, either of them, which the nlap
VII Is liable for winch the Commissioner is direct
Ell - rSamuc state and settle and the Court rcpo,,
WIN any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent l
h1isr 81 "'c SAY be required By the parties to m stat
eu' coly, Tcs;c,
ED. CHRISTIAN, C. C..
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XyGxag'as>
From the Ne.c England Galaxy.
WHERE Is GOD?


Wasre is He; lie rides the fierce rvshug blast,
And directs by his will its wild fury aud migii;
Whole forests before him III Rims are cast
Aad The earth is obscu,ed by the shadows Il night.
Where IS iie He dwcils in the blooming flower
And is heard i'll the 'nurnl ug of each silvetv iil;
On the Lloyd crested mountain lie in his bower
And he twelis in the valley shady aud still,
" here is lieo o. hak to the thunder loud crash,
lis His voice lie speaks in his Terrible wrath;
And His form may BE- in the lightuius bright fash
Inch still marks with consuming destruction its patb
" 'eTe IS He: He shines in the suns sut.v raw
A"d spalkes al night in the blue vault of Heaven.
lie Is seen III the gittesing of morris dcwy spray:
Ia the chill ieecy snow by the winters w,! driven
w mere IS Ia: Go ask OF the daik Storm wave
"hich eaIs It's white o'er the me sureless deem
AS II s"iien'y roars DER the mariners grave,
vi 9apcS widi'iy tn barry victims in seep.
Where is iIeo Co search the wide REGIONS of s.,ce
And roam through the bright countless planets on hinh
or ms power aud his presence pervade every SPACE
RON the dark ocean cave, TO tine -archco skv
Where is He: Go ask &c his ucrc- aud love
Who created this world IN lis beauty for thee;
And for thee has provided mansion above
Where thy soul to its bliss everlasting IAN fec
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20
LAW SCHOOL

VIE next session of the LAW SCHOOL, at Nr<rp-
a HAM, near Farmville, in the county of Prince
-aM''', VIII commence an the first Monday in April
nest, and end with tine YEAR, no chance in be Term,
e Id" Schooi from the last year, there was but a
ie" s'u7enis but very full class expected this year
% ''H "uhHer already heard from. Every letter hic
have received in relation to thp Law SchooI has ha
promptly answered II gentlemen coming to it will write
60 me- directed to Farmve when they will be a, Raines
Tavern on the stage road from Richmond to Lyucbbur.
my carriage shall ,hem and AXE then, IN Nes5
nam nose coming by the Fredericksburg stage, may pc.
out at the steps of my yard. o
IN 'he Moot Court attached 10 the Law School every
court OF the state is occasionally represened The MEAD
w !" every case are regularly fled in writing; are
itSuiay d"cketted, argued and upon written
nss so that if gentleman will make the proper ,,o re
''e ho"HS aud acquire for himself correct kuowledp. 9
he theory OF the Law, he will as he passes on H in
s''uced anc assisted i'll course of practicp H..
iaihcr particulars refer to tile notice ,nb,;had :;
tins paper, of the last session.
Feb. I3 w5w cpr,rn -,v,o,
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Negroes Wanted.

a tERSoN DESTROYS ofscttling large farm Visits 10
IN purchase for his own use from 10 to 60 Neoroe -,
good Character large propotion of iem valuable sn:
aud on the following terms:
and real estate of least double their value n s.c
purchase money-wbich is to be paid at his option an
une within six years--le paying the interest annuav-
'"'is making h IN effect, equiva lent cash sale For
particulars, reference made TO the Editors of the
iunpal Wing $50 ~
SAN. q-wtf-if
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March 6
Executors Sale.

SHALL OTTER for Sale To the highest bidder on Thurs
Court House. (it being Powhaan Court oay) fair other
iSe the next fair day; between % % Negroes bclou
ing tn the Estate of the late late Edmund Harrison d.c
Consisting OF Men, Women, Boys iris; among whom
there are some as fad Cop Eiau!s any in Virginia
FERNS, Bond with approved security will be required
payable on the day of January (l82;y viii,
rest from the date until paid. The interest Z, c fcn,il,e
if thy principal be punctuaily paid.
NATHANIEL HARRISON, Ex'nr Of
EDMtND HARRISON, decd
Amelia, 9th March, 1897 ~,
ahcrr terms. ID,vA ARR, GOV
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TRUST SALE OF LAND

Vht"e oil deed os trust, executed to the un,e,
,s~s,S"ea ny Heuben Ciey, bearing date Is, dav ., ,
March, 1885, and of record in the clerks Office Of ,h
county court OF Gooch!and, they, of them will, on
e "a gay o Nach next, at Goochland Courthouse sell
10 me highest bidder Tor cash, much OH, moirv -
10 acres derived by descent the said Reuben U,Ic,
tom ms father Josiah Utcy, lying in said couny AID
"",''ms the lands OF Richard Sampson, Others as
WIN s"'ce 1t" me payment of debt in said decd mru,iu.
GU, and due certain Price Frayzer
me Undersigned will convey the Interest which ,!,,r
mol" IN the char acier of trustees ONLY
WILLIAM d. TAYLOR,
Feb. 9, 1927.
nc ABOVE sale is postponed until the list OF March
at which time j; Will certainly take MACE
WILLIAM -. TAYLOR,
,...,o JOHN S. FLEMING, Trustees.
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From! tie Rnl.irh Pcntst.r NIL o

.V0Ifl 9.
IN consequence of the low price of Cotton some Of
our agFicuHuraiies, learn about turnino their
attention to the cultivation Of the inc and Silk We
have "c doubt of the suitableness of our climate l
both, and the limited experiments which have bceo
made, prove ii. The culture of silk is attended
with many advantages peculiar it, which if known
might ihauce numbers TO engage in 1t. 1t requires no
capital; the poorest man who could procure sill, ,yo
and aSess 10 few mulberry trees, may make sill,
q" the necessary labor may be performed by children
orsnperannualed persons crop of silk is The work
owl Oh 40 days, Tie tIs twenty Of which occasion but
little trouble. as a number Of Mulberry trees g,n,v
spontaneously, IN mary parts OF the State, it is eyles
"ey may be multiplied at pleasure by culture II
tree easily prop"gaied, and Snown possess the prop
CITY OF enrIchng The soil where it is planted. lis Der
yields leaves large enough feed with in tire. or fon
years rom sowing The seed. To the rich, the culture
of silk will be pleasing amnscmcn ana to lie poor
subsistence. POI &"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-20

& 'oNMIiIED 10 the Jail of Rockingham COUNTY
~ Virginia, as Runaway, the eighth day of Mo-
venbet last past, negro named CHARLES He ;s
about a6yeas of ago., feet or inches hipl very bIac
WIN large hkers, has lost hrs under teeth and Is
aaid-ieaded; his clothing consisted Of new wool hat
coarse linen shirt drab round Jacket, dab and oltc
striped pair oe pautaoons, and shoes much worn tn
owner Is requested to forward, prove property and
take HIN away, or lie will he dealt with as the law direcr-
PETER IRICK, Jailsr
80 OF Rockingham COUNT.
Jan - en-,
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n Office rs hereby given, that application will be
= made To the President, Directors s. Co. of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, for Tie renewal! of a Ger.
ticate OF the Stock OF said Bank for two Shares No
J<42, IN my name, which has been misa id or lost
Jan % WOW j. Il EITSTN
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.Nom, m starch IF II ciF!!-Thc Raclc,ors oc r,v,
| York lately appointed NJ NJ Noiu the editor Of ,bc
View York Enlnrer, and Of your real bel,yhsiIer
bachelors, one OF the committee ,twatch over tho i'm
t'feso the Bachelors Tac crJsfy old CqIcbs in hi
paper says cannot snvc aud feel ,hat have hal the
h"nof ol watching ovei the interest Bachelors TOO lour
aHd nave therefore tie determination of AT ourr
declaring my inentonS TO mary, and thus raise the STAN
dard OF rebellion against the whole fatc:nity Ie;s g,y;
6Ns HE fact is this Bachelors c IS yacabopd Kind
Of e alter all said IN its praise: 1t is the long end ia
King pointers and ponies fresh bottle champaign and
a long rubber of whist expensive than married onc
tatis, II you get reasonable wife; besides ON serious
rejection, there prescribing limits to this tayi,
TEN when once fairly under way; this year the BacIs
may take place q! tHc dogsueXt year they may be co
peIied to a6 IN tie creation Of fund supnor old ma,
aud war Should break out, the bachelors must do al ,
lighting; ihen on the other hand, this ssinaic blesc
ness as II IS called, is luxury, il is "unbecomirg >
moral ana religious people" indulge too much In te,
20 WIZ repent ard maUyiai is, ifI car get any clio
yer body to have had mind 20 advertiser for = ., r
as it would cost nothing; but, though couiG d.sri,
the lady to'cIably well, the difficulty would be To describe
myself. However, hereby rcuounce all alrrarcc AT
hcson, attachment PropinG"i'y ard love 70 bachelors G
and resolved, before Gem McClure's bin roes into
effect to defeat the provisions of the law by swearing u,
loyc honor and obey, though believe that obligation is
generally taorn by the w bat natter pny no baci
elo tax, if avoid it, Is to ,ondiuz strait waist
coat and dog collar to Gen, MCluie, we aiunui>;,
caution; he ia fiery fellow, tic oh women ia Newai.
can testify"