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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13
OHIO y KENTUCKY LANDS

oiA-I W MIN OOh LANDS.
"a tHE Subscriber offers his services to non-resi-
u 6:at proprietors of lands in the States of
Ohio and Kentucky, for the sale thereof, and pay
ment Of the taxes All letters addressed to him at
Cincinnati or to John III. Price, Esq. of Richmond,
POST rAID, will be duly attended to. He refers those
to whom he may be unknown, to
CmEF JUSTICE MARsHALI.,
CHAPMAN JOHNSON,
CHARLES CoPIAND-and
SAML. MYERS, Esqrs.
JAMES SOUTHGATE.
4. 81. 5. will also attend as Attorney at Law
to salts i'll the Federal Courts at Columbus and
Frankfort. no 2-yY6m
faI OTlCE.-The uud ersigned is deslrous of
adjusting the affairs of his intestate as
speedily as possible, and therefore requests all
persons indebted TO his ntcstate to make pay
ment, as he cannot delay the performance OF bis
duties. He also takes this method of notifying
all persons having claims against his ,ntcsiate
on his individual account, or as security for any
person or persons whatever, to make known TO.
hin oil such claims without delay. This notice
will be plead IN bar of such claims as shall not
be made known within a reasonable time.
RICHARD G.. SMITH,
Admir- of VIM. Cunningham decd
no l7-IawI2t C Late Of Hanover county,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

Farmers, put wood ashes round the roots OF
your peach trees, and they will safely weather the
winter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

Spain, it is said, has raised force of CO. 600
men, destined for the frontiers of France.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-13

WHICH, boing applied to- that OBJ
iect will leave the total amount of
Tho public debt, at the close OF the
year 1892, lo,3O2'ooo -
The Government, however, has
other means which, if Congress sec
proper may be applied towards tho
pavment of the debt, viz: the shares i'll
the Bank of the L. States, amounting
at par to SS7,00000O, but which,
will bc presently explained, may be -
estimated at not less than S,OOO,Uuo w
In that event, the amount of the
debt, on the LIST of January, 1893, 49,.
would be but 2,3o2,ooo "
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.YHE VoEVoE.

Admir- of VIM. Cunningham, deco
no I7-Iawl2t c Late Of Hanovcr conn
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Deaf S.

=. At the residence of Mrs. Susannah Block, at
Rockets, of consumption IN the Goth year of his
age. Mr.. JAMES TURNER HUDSON, the only son OF
Mrs Janet Hudson, of Chesterfield county Tho
friends of tho deceased, and of his mother and also
of Mrs. Block and Mr. WIN. Rowelt, Sr are re-
quested to attend his funeral this day at o'clock
p. NJ, wit bout further notice
Yesterday, Mrs. Frances JAMES, wife Of Mr..
Joseph S James, in the 32d year of her age The
friends ofthe family are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral this afternoon at o'clock without fur
ther invitation.
In Winchester Wedne stav last in End year OF his
age the Hon RonEnr WmrTi, of the General Court Yrsi
MIA soldier OF the Revolution and, his day Of the
brinshest Of the Judiciary state Entering
the volunteer at te age of To- year he
promoted to Leutcnancy He with
galantry until severely wounded III in New Jersey In
1898 he placed the ench of General Court In
1924 he unfortunate fracture again the same limb
which had been wounded the service Of his coun
try In 1925, willis, his circuit was attacked with pa
Ialyss from which he never recovered
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
MARRIAGES.

Tho following singular unnunc,a,ou appears IN
the las, Brockport Recorder:-
"Erpeots TO be MARRIED, ms eoen,,g. March Cd
at the Baptist Church, in this village. Mr. DonAsTUs
KELLOGG, of Baldwinvil,e Onondaga county to
Miss SYLVIA Coon, of Marcellus, Onondaga county
IL IIlcins received FEE in ADVANCE, ne
dsem mare than FAIR rLAY. TO insert the aboye
notice in ADVANCE, GiSo.-Editor.'l
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aAarasug Ne&Ds.
Port OF RICHMOND.
ARRINE ED.

Schr Dorchester, Hooper, from Baltimore, with sun
dres to Ralston & Pleaants, & Goode, Lancaster
DENLY co., II Triplett, Lucke & Sizer, Myers
] Allen, jr, Davenport, Allen & CO., Peyton, Otis,
Dunlop & CO., VI Myers, II Nash. J Myers, Rogers
and Harrison, Sweeny, J Poe, WINSTON webb
and CO =, and b + billiard.
Schr independence, IIollingshead, from Balti-
more, via Norfolk, with sundres, Raston and Plea
SAINTS, Lucke and Sizer, Winston, Hollins, Poe
and CO.
Steamboat Richmond. Chapman, Norfolk. Passed
in the river Bremen ship, Haseat, from Baltimore;
and schr Exit, ftom y York, bound up.
SAILED,
Schr Chesapeake, Baldwin, for York.
Schr Robert u Staunton, Somers, for York, coal
Sloop Philadelphia, Wells, for Bridgeton, coal.
Schr Francis, Davis, for New Ark, coal.
The schrs Gov. Bpooks, Anderson, Rachael and
Lydia, Higgins, and Harriet, Robinson, for Boston,
before reported have been detained until to-day, by
head winds.
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ADRIAN GILPIN,
Inspector, Mayo Mills
New YoRK, March 12-2 L. NJ.
THE MARKET.

THE MARKET.
Ashes droop. Coffee rises; it is IL ct. higher this
week; ST. Domingo 10 cts. Cotton doing well. Seeds
quite uncertain Molasses is up; sale of Orleans has
been made 27 cts Pork is rather better The stock
of Rice is reduced and the sales of the last few days
have not been large, prices firm Sugar firm. Tai
low shade lower. Teas, full prices obtained
at auction. Liquors in general maintain full prices
The Corn exchange for the last day two has been
quite insctive holders would yield little if there
were buyers. Jour. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
NUMERICAL.

Latest Date from London, Tebruary
Latest Date from Liverpool, February 9
Laes, Date from HavTe, January On
U. =. BANK STocK.-G6 Shares were sold at the
N. York Stock and Exchange Board on the 18th
inst at Sl25.
ExcHlNGE on LONDON, at New York, March IL
81 per cent prem.
List Of Produce, &c. passed down tn e
Canal, through the Lower Locks:
MAncH, 1a.-+5 hhds tobacco, p kegs manufactu-
red tobacco, 86s barrels -four, Is bus corn, bar
rels wfiskey. 6rkins butter. frSns lard, tierces
fiax seed. 500 lbs unenumerated articles, 800 slaves
cords wo ID, % boats ~ coal boats 1895 buhsels
coal.
Inspection of Flour in Manchester, (Ches-
terfeld County, during the year ending
the 18th day of March, 1881:
.252 barrels superine
67o half DO DO
$40 bbls fine.
ABRAM GILPIN,
Inspector, Mayo Mills.
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MEMORANDA.

NEW YORK, March 12-Ar'd, schr Aradnc, Jaf
frey, Richmond, IL days
Soop Capital, Somers do 7.
Sloop Crawford, West do ).
Below Ship Minerva, from Msrseilles, and schrs.
BOSTON, March 1O-Ag'd, brig America, Cottlc,
Richmond.
Sehr Hyperion, Prince, Richmond.
Schr Magnet, LathrOp, Richmond.
HOLMES HOLE March 9.-Sailed, schr Julia Ann,
Mitchell. from Richmond for Boston.
NORFOLK, March II--ArJ schrs New Hope
Barnard, I'm PhlaI iphIa, wa the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, bound TO Richmond, and Yinta,
Saplefot, im Baltimore, bound TO do, both put IN to
land rndz
Sailed I'm Hampton Roads, snip Plato, Davis, for
London.
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CIRCUS.
THIRD NIGHT OF SECRET MINE:-aND
FOURTH OF MIR. PETERS

TINS ET'ENTyYCi. .NlRCIf IG.
Performance To commence
WITH GRAND DOUBLE ASCENSION
(For the Ii st time here
Bf MESSRS. PETERS 81 X. w MILLLNEST
O.N THE TyCLp JJTRE.
Ea h propcl!in. Whr"barrow. wthon, p,,,,co
Pole! \ feat performed by them on!v.
g. u"ssern'nship' by Mr. Blackburn,
SILL Nanl'ing by the COMPANY (rnwn Gil.
Comic Song, BY Mr. Rictsrd.o,, ''"
Horsemanship. bv YOUNG racN
Riding Master, Nr JInr,,n,,o
Astonlshng~F eats of Activity and saraciiv Inv ,I,
Mare Opheha.
Performances IN tho Circle to conclude with
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N,,v Yop,k March OPP NJ

INV NIurcH T.
NEWS PERHAPS One telegraph announces
The Sas Richards Liverpool packet of Feb. 9Th. The
other telegraph says 1t ship from Marsci les.
There will DO no certainty until the ship approaches
nearer To tho Hook. Jo,r. Conn
TWO O'CLOCK .Wcather hazy--a private
signal has been seen from the Telegraph winch Is
thought TO be that of Wood &, Trimbc Ifso il is
the SylvanusJenkins the Liverpool packet II the
9Th. The old Telegraph thinks it tho Havrc pack
ct OF Feb l. Com. .1dr.
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New York Consolidated Lottery, Extra Class
No. >, to D; drawn To- Morrow.


Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters ? 80.
Tickets for sale at this Office, either by the pack
age, or at retail YATES 81 MCINTYRE.
mar g MANAGERS
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Acting Trustee.
OR ALE.

y I. > \ I. T.,
The COAL PITS formerly kn0,on by tie
maDic Of GRAHAM's Coal PRS.
pY virtue OF deed of trust made to Daniel Call
- and the subscriber, by Edward Anderson and
Ann A. his wife and recorded in the county court of
Goochland, to secure payment of debt due from he
said Edward Anderson to Walter Dun. as executor
OF the last will and tesoment of John Graham,
deceased. will be sold the 18th day of April next
TO the highest bidder, for ready money, at Halam'a
Hotel, in the City of Richmond, the tract of land
lying and being on James River, in the county Of
Goochland and State of Virginia and described in
the said deed Of trust, containing nine hundred
and eighty two acres ana quarter of an acre
be the less. The title 10 believed %
b. good but selling trustee, shall only CONVEX
such right as is vested in me by the said deed
DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON,
AS Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16

" Ill stand the ensuing season atmy farm, nine miles hon
w Richmnnd directly the stage road leading liai
place 10 Fredericksburg, and known as Half Sink
IL IS not saying too nuch Gor submit the candor of
every gentleman acquainted with the facts sustain ~ the
asseruOn,} when say that his colts universally ackuow
lodged, possess much size, strength and beauty ans
colts that have ever breu produced by any horse
MIA know several that cannot be purchased for less than
eight bundled dollars and have, myself been offered
$1,000 for year ul-la estimate al which they arc
held by their take he the strongest
that can be offered m behalf Ol untitled colts
The season w commence tie 18th of February and &c
inmate the 1t o July. Tcms heretofore. Fny Dollars
20 be discharged by tie payment u Thy-d,c. 1uy tim.
during season, Sixty Dollars insurance; One Dollar to- ,
Groom, which rs expected, either when hc brsu.
taken away.
tNleusNe pastucs provided 5ul fed regularly
unless otherwise directed. 40 twenty ave cents day.
Gentlemen who I.i N,if us INC ~ Conan
"a, that did NOT provciu @ M ary there hr1 informed d
they can bt a,an All charge made Tor hS -Ty's, nj
the Horse, unless should prove in na' or in o;hcf words
Che mares VIII De- insured at l'r lu-c of 'rr .rlsuu.
john ri. Bolts
The Editors ofHc Political Ngul and vricsbur. Ir,cscn.
cer VIII please .c tc above twice w,y ~ their rtsuc-
tive papers f1f eight vcrks and toward Oi, accounts 10 h,
sIN-rUtfr = - r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16

Stock Sale OF Groceries an Auction
'sSiiE Subscribers intending to discontinue their
present business will offer for sale, by auction
on Tuesday next, the 22d, their entire Stock Of
GROCERIES,, comprising n very general assert,
ment, and OF excellent quality.
Sale to be conducted by Orrs, DUNLOP e. ca.
Terms at sale SMITH &, JOHNSON.
mar 6-tds
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Richmond. March 9th. la3r-34,
~ SIR HARL Els.

49, SIR CHARLES.
OAVN This distinguished foal-getter, whose
S@zA ~ Colts are .htener winners, and more of
NJ - them selling than those of any other hor.
- ses got in America, and at higher prices,
will stand this spring, at my stable in the cour,y OF
Chesterfield, within mile of Moody's tavern 10 from
Petersburgh, and % from Richmond, and is at his
stand ready to Mares 80 dollars the lean and
20 dollars the season, payable the 18th July next
when II will expire Seventy Dollars to insure Mare
payable soon as she is known to be in foal OF par
ted with-1 Dollar tho groom for each mare to be-
paid when she is sent to the horse. Pasturage gratis
which for quality and quantity, very desirable being
all well enclosed, and well watered. Every care will
be taken 10 prevent accidents. but liability for any
that may happen. Servants sent will be found without
charge and mares with or without colts well fed n
desired, at 25 cents a day.
Mason, George w. Johnson, will reside on tho
plantation, and will attend himself particularly to all
orders.
SIR CUARLEs is full IS hands 3 inches, IS years
Old THIS spring, and OF fine chesnu colour; he never
was u higher health, there ever a surer foal.
getter, nor was any horse admired for FORM
beauty aud commanding appearance. lie has been
so often advertised that consider it unnecessary to
state again his numerous and successful races The
records OF the different Jockey Clubs will shev that
hi colts are performing the Turf with uneoualed
and by their performances doing much TO
sustain the high ION ct their sire; who got
by Sir Archy, his dam By the imported horse Citizen,
who was by Pacolet, ne by Blank, and he By GoJol-
phn Arabian; MS grand dam Computations imported
Dare Devil, imported Old Shark imported horse Old
Dismal" WI. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield Feb. >, i8j1~t5A
Holland Gin, &c.
= Pipes genuine Holland GIN
eD 4 dp do Frrnch brandy
hhds do Jamaica rum
3 do DO Antigua do
Receiving for sale.
OTIS, DUNLOP d. co.
O-.TJOD PRINTING ssssu,sd At ps Wig osssf
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Il / r. G. q.

40 Il / II & q.
UTA-UA This thorough bred horse will stand
&essAlW he ensuing my farm called Ma
w YIx chumps, in the county of Hanover, miles
@sssse.ssn from the courthouse and 10 from Rich
mond-Se ason to commence the 18th Of Feb. and cx>
plre the 18th of JuIy-price 20 dollars, payable by
fifteen, it paid by the latter perod-thirty dollars to
insurc-pasturage gratis, but 10 responsibility for
accidents or escapes Riego is a black, full sixteen
hands high, and possessed Of great bone and muscle.
Two of Rcgos colts have been trained, and each Of
them gave strong evidences Of capacity for the turf
One Of them won her swceps,ale in fine style, over
the Cam7held course, and could not be ourcha~
scd OF her owner Tor a thousand dollars. Rcgo was
Got by francisco, esteemed by the late Mr. MuCc,
one OF the best horses trained at his stabc) his
dam by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter Tesze,
grand dam the imported mare Css,ranrc, dam Of SIR
hrchy,) by Rockingham,g & Tabitha, by Trent.
ham, K by BOsphorus, Coalition Cht, Burtard,
'gggg &c. Lord Leigh's Charming Molly. Francisco
was got 10y the imported horse Han blcton, his dam
Nightingale, by Chandelier, x dam WirCury!cct, by
Jolly Roger dam Nclpominc, by Burwclrs Tray-
elIer, dam Virginia by Mark Anthony, r :, e 3.
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle. 81
IS thought unnecessary To 20 further with the ped.
gree as that already given proves Rego be OF
the best bred horses nov cXtaut.
n. -. Mares will be fed at % cents per day
feb 1l-w8wc ~. DAVIS.
4 OFFEE.-l5O bags green Coffee, Just rcccVK
" per schr Tantivy, for sale, by
mar RALSTON 8 peasants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. S. w. MOORE

+ ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional scr:
~ vice 10 the citizens of Richmond and i,s vcin;
y whom he would inform that his mode of treating
celebrated DIR. Baum, of Louisville Kentucky which
"oGe has proved to be far more efficient in Tho cure
OF Diseases generally, than any one heretofore dew;
sea anu by which he is enabled to cure many chron
ic affections that have been here tofore considered
,nlGura5o-amongst which are. Metcurial diseases
nhruina'isms, and affections of the Liver--thc frs,
oil winch disease is certainly cured By his treatment
ms ONCE Is on Main Street, few doors below the
Dell Tavern, and opposite the Mansion Housc whoro
ne may usually be found, unless absent on professional
'-''-'s l5-5,+
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16

We hear that correspondence between General
Jackson and General Haynes was student closed
10y the former returning to the latte! his letter. with
the simple but expressive cornmcnt .i>so.rrr"
marked upon it L. S Gas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16

Mr. Sergeant opened the case in behalf Of the
cherokee Nation. in the Supreme Court, OH Satur-
day last, IN very able aud profoundly legal ar.u-
m'nt Mr.. Writ, his brother counsel in The case
continues tho argument day. Nat Int
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16

CIoycrsccd, Whiskcy, Sugar, &c.
NNE are Tins morning receiving by the 81 cam
w boat Norlo j., from Baltimore,
100 bushels first quality c'ovcrsecd. and
20 hhds Baltimore whshcy.
And by thc Schr Richard, from New York,
10 hhds New Orleans sugar, and
- do Porto Rico moasscs, Of superior rual
ity. for sale by RtLSTON &, PLEASANTS.
mar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16

sikng to illustrate the utihty aud value Of Rail
roads, and the ease. chcapness rapidi;y and certain
" with which commodities may be transported on
them, either TO or from market
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
Tickets =, halves ?, quarters /

Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class No :, 10 he
drawn IN this city Friday, at the Eagle Hotel at
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Latest Date from London Tebr,arv
Latest Date from Liverpool, February 9
Latest paie from havTe, January %
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This thorough bred horse will stand
The ensuing season at my farm called Ma.
chumps, in the county of Hanover, miles
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Tickets s., Halves . so, Quarters %.
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THE SECRET.

~ a v'unsiary's heart o,cc secret WA l,rki,ve-
49, it,ossei aud II tumhed, it Hinged to getout:
ne i','s hail pstflysh II by suiiih,s and smrkir.
Aud the tongue Mas impatient to blab it, no de"b,,
nlt tioeor looked s'"tf the subject, and gave il
. IN IN ise Ia ihe,iceth, so cuchanungly white
should thr captive attempt AN elopeuei., 10 saws. i,
by giving the ps am astonishing bite
! Twas sad, and twas settled, and Honor Departed
q,nve'ed aud uenhled but dared no, rebel
Whe'' r,sh, 10 its tip Secret sudr,ily started
3. Nn.' ha!tin wh,sper escaped from i,s cell.
Sun'h the teeth, IN a pet, wellbe even for this
!, fenn they bit very sinar'ly above and beneath:
eu, inc lips AT ,ha, ms'ant'wcre bribed with kiss,
Andihey popped out the secret, si.e of the ,eshi
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE coNrENrEp PooR 49,.

ny X. ?. WILLIS.
Hlc heaps gold. IT cannot buy him more
OF any thing he needs. The air of heaven
Visits no iresblier the rich mans brow;
Hehas his portion Of cacli silver star
Sentto his eye as freely, and the light
Oi the blcst sun pours on his hook az clear
As ON the golden nisstl of a king.
The spicy howersarc free 70 him; The eward,
And tender moss, and matted forest leaves
Asc as elastic to lis wcary feet;
T'hc pictufcs,in tie fountains, and beneath
The spreading trees, fine pencilings Of light,
Stay while he gazes on them; che bright birds
Know not that he is poor; and as he comes
From lils low roof AZ morn, up goes the lark
Mounting and sIngingto ibc gale of heaven,
And mcfrliy away the little brook
Trips with IFS feet of silver, and a voice.
Almost articulste, OF perfect ioy
hWto 1s forehead, wafer 10 his liPs,
Heat TO his blood, conc iustss faithfully,
Ard bis o~n faculties NJ freely play.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-10

gentleman in New V rk, whose family has
made sad nroads upon his fortune by folio wing the
rapid changes of the style of dress, has requested
the editors efth Courier & Enquirer to suggest
the expectancy Of holding a Convention twice q
year, to regulate The fashions; SO that lady's
trock which may be considered exquisite in June
may not be called horrible in July
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-10

EsraAsIs.--Fho different meaning that may Be
given 10 sentencesby emphass,is shown in Lord
Edward Fitzgrrald's apology to the Irish House OF
Commons In a moment OF great excitement.
Lord Edward said--ssSir ] do think that the Lord
Lieutenant and the majority of this House are the
worst subjects the King has, This was followed
by loud cries of $40 tie bar" and ''take down the
Words" and three hours spent in intellectual
attempts to induce himto apologize. At last he is
reported to have said, with some humor-'I ana
accused of having doclz red that think the Lord
Lieutenant and the majority Of this House the
worst subjects the King has-T said go; TITS TEVs,
and am sorry for it.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-10

Coolness.-There is much feminine tact in the
following remark, extractedfrom PIN Moneys
We have been admonished by the Royal PHI
losopher OF the Jews, that the sun should not pc
down upon ourswrath; but had Solomon peneti ated
half the mysteries of the female breast, he would
have additionally nterdicted sunset on our sooE-
ness! Anger is of brief endurance, and soon raves
Itself to rest; but GOODNESS is long lived, other
cool-blooded animals it is as the toad which exists
for thousand yearsin the heart of a rock! Wore
|, like DR.. Gregory and other moral tacticians, to
bequeath legacy of counsel TO my daughters, 1
would say, 'Never sleep upon misunderstanding
with'thoso you love; if you feel less kindly towards
them than usual, the chances run that you are in
the wrongn
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ARRInn

At Woodvile, Miss. on Thursday, the goth ult.
by the Honorable Harry Cage Mr. GEORGE A. q.
MAcMURDo, of New Orleans, 10 Miss ELIZA Rosa
Ma daughter of the late Col. Horatio Stark Of tina
former place.
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REroRT. CouRrEoIIs

,' rpoe e IN bitter terms complained s:ys lay,
:, i AZ, had taen his cbaractey away;
J, 'ake you character2" said Frank, ..why po.nd.
! iooasa nor haps IL fcrten thosand pou,ids.n
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DIED.

DIED.
In this City, on the night Of the sth inst. R6Ts-
MARY II. wife Of Wade Mosbyfjr.
zss-a---zszrszsez-y-
a-T our subscribers in this State, who have not
paid their subscriptions to collectors, will CEN
for favor us, by sending tho sums due MS By
mail, or By members of The Legislature Our no
cessiles make the call urgent. 70 subscribers out
of the state, in distant parts Of it, whore
have no. collectors employed, we mustmako moro
direct appeal We shall be compelled to stop all
such Subscriptions, as soon as one year is in
resrs Bitter experience has forced 9sPon us the
necessity Of sxch rrlc.
Ink .SsrrTurIoNAL WIG pnblished tgee week,
tNimdsy and Thursday eveniGg) al RI Ertoiars per
ai,iu. pay able iu advance.
For adyetiising75 cents square (of less Tor tive brst
interjpn and so for zach continuance - he nHTn.
of Insertions nist be no;cd on the Ms otherwise
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