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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

WNTlLLiAM S. SuELBURNE, having engaged
w the sch0oI lately conducted by MIR I. I. Bout.
dln at Chate Court house, would hereby inform the
former patrons and the public generally, that the exer
cisrs u. i .assIng session. will commence on the 18th
If February next, aud terminate on The 18th OF July
His prcs OF tuition viii be twenty dul!as per session Of
tive months Tie Of instruction, intended as pre-
paratnry 10 tho University, will include the English
branches usually taught such schools, the Latin and
Greek nIuagrs and the junior course OF Mathematics
Eaurcling to have but lew students o! the English
5!anclrs he will he enabled 10 direct his attention al
most wholly The Languages and Mathematics Every
means Of exciting cuaa.tnn Among his different classes
wiI! BE- employed, and il diligence in the performance
Of his duties Instructor and unceaslng attention 10
the improvement Of his students. procure the puLc
pa,ronarr he til,,crs himself That he shall meet with
success As IN qualifications, see the subloned cerl'
Gates of Professors Harrison and Bonnycaste:
Mr. Shcburue has been attending lectures, since the
Of the present session. and has UNIFORM
Is shown diligence IN the pursuit OF knowledge and Ia.
bits Of accuracy and attention. As Tar as have been
able 10 udge from the opportunities, which the eIeIci-
ses If the Iectureroon haze afforded, would deem al!
Snrburn.s present knowledge Of the Latin and Greek
Lany,Iarrs sufficient 10 quality hin, TO take charge OF
rrra,at"ry scuo With his zeal. talents and habits
81, i,rsJy i cannot fail both to augment his store OF
scrncc and give satisfaction 10 those who may enruSt
rL,.,r s,.,, 10 his care. GESNER HARRISON,
Prptr<sor Of .4ncient Languages.
Ts,.,-s,r, ar J,rcIx,, Jan. 10th. lc31.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

- Orders, heretofore. meet the mos. prompt and
Confidential attention, aud in all the original
(ilauara7 81 Tickets and Shares will be forwarded
srGurnly nn liable 10 any mistake or dispute. The
C.sA for all Capital Prizes be had usual si.ht
me nonlen. the drawings received. For large and
splendid capitals be particular to address the constant
cap,al ur:zc seller THOS. B. BIGGER,
Richmond Viryin,a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

deeply the great influence Of the Richmond
Ea,ulre brou vi the breaking doctrine
Dallas aud In.cro The Editor Of tia" paper 'e long
enough the consequences OF his course
lLyaei5urg Fuginiaa
vii! the Virginian do us The justice 10 let speak
for oursclyes Publish articles and then make whal
comments yen please. Tha, is all we ask; whatever be
the cUuse0ueEctS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

Richmond. Virgin,a.
II Two Grand prizes of $4,000, of 25, 900 = Of
20 900 IF 10000 ard many 1900, 1000, 5000, 1000,
Nc, &c. have all been sold and paid at sight, at For
tunes Lounge, by BIGGER
Ian II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
MAHKuEu
MARRIED..
Ara aealcoa on the lah July, Hervey kberw to Mrs



On Tuesday Isl nsL after la eerng Illness silve ser Ro-
binson, agrd 6s years .
he relative. friends Of The family respectfully in
,icd 10 attend the funeral this afternoon at O'CLOCK from his
lat residence No 26s East broadway, without farther invita-
Wednesday seth ult Mary wife Of Mr. James csrpen-
TER, aged ~ yearA
Al Baton Rouge La Harriet, wife of Lieut. VIM H. s,orer
u. :. Amy. so
WEEKLY REPORT or INT ERMENTs.--Tbe CITY In
pecor reports tho death of I6 persons during the weeh end
ing SATURDAY July as, viss2s men, n women, SO bsys
qrls, total lac. -. ,.
sus,Iss 81 Cholera Mosbus Cholera infansm ~ Com
sumption Is Commissions 3d. Debility peIcrum rs.ens "
Diarhoe. Dropsy 60 " the chest Drc~nsd;s pyseS-
DO. muen InSsTms,cn Of the brain do eswes.
vrreris. slsornsiicn msrs,mps Mes,' ~ mcs''1-
small POI. su,eids ,, fee,hng Unknown p whooping
~ he slavs here were nom the Aims nou.s Bellevue IFS
from Hospital do Peniteusry Hospital AZ do OF
reverdo a, de-, ., fom City Hospital s-CoIorcd per-
81 whom g Of the sse q yesr, and UNDER . be-
tween I q q beween and = 5bewecn AMI 10;
tween 90 " between snd ~ % between 20 and 20
u he and so between 30 ana =" 4ee'~eep 80 ssa
20. ietr 40 md 100.
q scotland 4, l,rrmrnv, 8. Wesi lndiss rknovr y
HENRY q. DUNNEJ, ~ Inspector.
CITY Instcctors office. July 70, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
BY the Southern Express.

New Orleans dates TO the 18th July. The city
continues healthy.
The HAPPY. commander Clements captured and
carried into Grenada, on the 10th May, the PERU
guesc slave schr Florida with 2S0 slaves on board
True American.
FLoaIpA.-LAGRASGE, July 20th.-Ths troops ua-
der command OF Col Brown had an engagement with
the Indians yesterday, on Aaqua Creek about seven
miles below the old Court House, and after an ami
mated fight OF twenty minutes, the Indians gave way
leaving FIVE of their number dead on the ground; the
loss of the whites one killed and five wounded.
Capt. Hawkins displayed great couragc-led his men
CALAMITY into the midst OF the enemy.
He received three wounds, though none thought 10
be dangerous His first lieutenant, DIR. Myers, 10 al
SO wounded. The individual killed was Mr.. Clark,
of the franklin volunteers, rs are ell the wounded.
The foregoing statement Of the fight OF Yesterday, 10
from Mr.. Jesse Evans, who was in hearing, and arri-
we'd few minutes after the firing ceased, and believe
II to be substantially correct-Pensdcoid Gar.
The Texan Congress has established tariff on TO-
reign importatons
MAINLAND CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION First Dis
trict-John Dennis and s. }. X. Hindy, both wing
candidates. Mr.. Dennis elected.
Second Dislrct-J. Alfred Pearce, (whig) and
John Evans, ivan BUREN, candidates. Mr.. Pearec
elected
Third District-E Elias Brown (whe) and J. It. ii.
Worthington, ivan BUREN, candidates. Mr. Worth
ington elected.
Fourth Disrict-John p. Kennedy and s. c.
Ridccly, (whgs) and B. c. Howard and Isaac
McKim, ivan Buren, candidates-ihe last two elect.
ed
Fifth Dslrict-Aatbony Kimmell and w. Cos,
Johnson, (both whigs) candidates. Mr.. Johnson
elected.
Sixth Distrct-Joseph Merrck (whig) and Fran
CHS Thomas ivan Buren, candidates. Mr. Thoms,
elected
Seventh Dis,rict-D Daniel Jenifer (whig) and N. 8
Sionestrcet wan Burcn) candidates Mr.. Jenifer
elected almost unanimously. -BaK Pat
A SERIOUS RIoT.-Yestcrday afternoon about five
o'clock, there serious riot the Lombard street
wharf, caused by large number of passengers, who
landed In ship from Londonderry. II appears that
while al sea, dispute occurred on the subject OF re-
lgion, between the Orange men and Catholics, and I
is probable that on landing, of the leading bel
lgerents having INDUCED little in whskey, resolved
upon settling the question
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

we trudge the bridge of Alsra or thread the
th,ckets of purgatory. These 10 no harm in looking
out for rainy day
About sun Down we left The Farms and returned to
Bellevue in the "Young Maiden" commanded by
Jenny" and his crew.
The Corporation Schools on Long Island are one
of the mosinteresiing and benevolent sights that we
ever saw. The boys taught in squads ON the
Madras system of education. To see so many young
creatures, Of both sexes, snatched from vice, inmo
raty and want, ans thus preparing to be made use
full and valuable members Of society, IS enough 10
melt the heart with delight 1t is utterly impossible
to convey the feelings which must fill every human
mind, at the sight Of such an establishment as this
presents The Long Island Farms are garden-a
beautiful garden-an intellectual garden of the most
interesting character. Here no reses that bud in
day and fade in anoher-no jassamines-no clean
ders-no gaudy tulips. The flowers of this remarka-
BILE garden genius, TASTE innocence beauty female
grace and mental energy in the bud-and above all
the soul ITSELF which will bloom in radiance from eter
nifty to eternity
The originator Of this great charity is Alderman
John X. Peters, and it must be source Of unaoyed
pleasure for him 10 his philanhropc views coming
slowly to maturity. The present commissioners are
contemplating an entire reorganization of the Aims
House and Bellevue establishment and as we have
collected few hints on the subject, we shall give
them another day for their benefit without charge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
With apostolic blsws and knocka"

Be that as il may at one period the ARRAY was Of nm
alarming character; broken heads were given and re-
ceved, and several innocent indviduals who merely
inquired into the cause Of the riot soon found the dam
ger Of pok ng their noses into place where blows
were flying about al random. WORD was sent TO }.
Swift, Eco Mayer, who Immediately despatched High
Constable Blaney, with strong party OF Police. On
their appearance ksives were drawn and their ,nt.r
ference was At frs, resisted but in a few minul,
after the Mayor himself repaired TO the spot and by
his us,sly spirited and firm conduct he succeeded
restoring order The excitement, however, ives 90
great that His Honor deemedt necessary to leave o
constabulary force during the nght-PhiL Inquirer,
Aug. let
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

~ An account of the sailing of the packet Shah .
pcare this evening Re sure 70 read il if you wish 10
laugh and cry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

s'ir The West Indians have notion taat salt wa
ter will not exiingush fire. and consequently neeec,
TO use II for that purpose
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

KEEP CooI~--Those who wish to do 30 in superior
style, will find something in eur advertising columns
very much 10 their notion. Think Of 5000 tons of
pure spring ,eoter ice-think Of cold butter, milk
punch, and min, julePs Mr.. Bsrmore, though
warm hearted man. will give his customers cool re-
ccption. ..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

II tbs the Arie' Boat Club which has gene
TO Albany and not the Wave" The Wave Club
have sold their boat 10 get better.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

E.r The ExPLoRISo ExrEprrios, what has become
Of it We occasionally see Mr.. Reynolds, wander
ing about like one ofthc Discontinued spirits, doomed
to this earth for their sins in the flesh Why does he
not turn his philosophical RESEARCHES into another
quarter7 Instead Of perplexisg his brains about the
South seas under this Gothic Cabinet lei HIM try to
save his soul and make discoveries in the kingdom Of
heaven, rs arm doing. Even lovely womanis bet
ter subject Of study than the South Seas under the
administration Of such an old hermsphrodiie a. Sec
rotary Dckcrson whose "genas' or "clsss" in the
animal kingdom, Audubon himself would never make
out.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

q Yesterday morning, about o'clock, Mr.
Miia one Of our carriers passing by No. Platt
street, ne saw smoke issuing fr.m under the dsor.
He barst 1t open, and found hole burnt in the floor
about two feet across He succeeded ex,inguishing
the fire, and thus saved the block
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

sJ The Brooklyn Ferry Boat and slr. Downing
this evening.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-11

psrtisn Of its party ssslEg lhssr error, 1t would
sesm. snsss,~r.d 10 Escape as consequences BY
amusing The Psopls With the sssurd and lnprac.
tiesble project Of an exclusive hard nansy cuIten.
ey. l say absurd for as well might the Executive
Of the United States expect to compel the citizens
of lhs Great Valley TO abandon the use of steam.
boats and resume the fiai bottom and barge in the
navigation OF its thousand streams and Tlysrs, as
10 force them TO give up sound paper currency,
ST all times convertible INFO specie, with all its a
daplsdness to the purposes OF the commerce and
business of the country. Before such scheme
can be prosecuted to the results they promised, the
Intelligence, commerce, liberties, and boundaries
Of all these United States must be obl'erated, and
the People yield to the stubborn will and rule OF
despot. These Experiments, as they have been
STYLED BY their authors, may, and believe, have
had their political effect; but they have also lad
their effect upon the country Acknowledged TO be
full of resources, distinguished for lis intelligence,
its enterprise. and wonderful prosperity IN reducing
/, to an almost universal bankruptcy; in prosira-
ting alike its business, its energies, s. confidence"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-11

The President and The Queen Dos's'
Ut IL we'll known that President ' az :.
rcn, while Minister at tho CouH y
James, was decided and ackno"le''
layori,e other Majesty Queen AdeIa''''
Il has even been said thu, there was d :
odour Of Court Scandal ahoa,. be''s
a Dosager, with clear income OF M M.
erubly more than bali million OF o. ~
per annuln, with Marlborough House ~
Park, and other sung things to boo'' - ~
not her Majesty be desirable acqul',
to cur bachelor President ! Tier ~
less than his; she is keen politician u
much more noncommitial than IS GEM !.
supposed. What If Mr.. Stevenson y =,
quested to open q matrimonial aegO0''"
IN. Y. Era.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-11

Correspondence Of The Nat liellig,,,..
New YORK, July ~
We have later news from England =,
TO the oath ult. which gives US oil the 4
tails Of the proclamation Of the prin,s
Victoria made Queen of England the n.
oaths taken by the Lords and Comuos.
the particulars of the death OF WILLIAM N,
FOURTH, and the newspaper war abou,,..
Duchess of Kent, the new Queen, f..
Melbourne, the dissolution Of ParIsms,
&c. The London Times is very ana,
with the speech Lord Melbourne Ia, =.
into her Majesty's mouth, in which ~ y
made to approve past reforms, &c. &e.
There will be no immediate change Of IL.
ministry, it is certain. The coming j.,
ton will test the strength Of tie tuo p,s,,
-arlies. General Evans. on taking n,
seat 10 the House Of Commons, was Iou5,
cheered. The Duke of Cumberland. g.
King of Hanover, has left England ior
domlnions. William the Fourth WIS n,
buried on the oath. The Duke Of w
lngton highly complimenied William Il.
Fourth, aud so did SIR Rodent Pee. d.
parties unite in praise Of the conduct Of
Dovager Queen Adelaide during the \,
moments of her consoH.
Paris, that happy capital, is yet ,easllf,
The city Of Paris has given grand a.,
quet in honor OF the late marriage. Then
is no news of great Importance from Sla,
The reputed victory OF The Baron dc N..
IS confirmed. A change OF ministry
talked Of in Madrid. Don Carlos 4, !,
head OF 1900 men, had fed toward, Tooa
The Malta Gazette (May l0) SAYS ia
the Porte had granted n firman Tor the d.
sage Of the pardanelles, TO the " unl,s
States" Commodore Elliot. The pass
vas committing ra'ages in Smyrna and /
ihcns, and The cholera had broken ou, aga
in Naples.
There IS almos, dead que, about q
mouey affairs now. The English g,,si
we're doubling what would bc the eject
our suspension Of specie payments g;o
them. The pressure upon The Engllsh 4,
count market was severe, but there pas
panic ab0u, cur affairs. The cotton Tar,
ct looks better. send you, 10 a eonder,
form, the sum aud substance OF the MT,
market news, which arrived YESTERDAY
is from the Office Of tho New York Eap,u
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-11

df.s. $50 Bengal. add 100 Psrnams. The sales
10. dsy are about 1000 tags Of all kinds. The I'm
port this wssk Is as,7S5 bags aud The sales are
36,4l0 bags
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-11
Nnw ioak, JuIY 81

Arrivals thicker upon vs., and good res
otmes on tho wings Of the wind. Eagaa
~ 90, PROSTATE. England is not bsnkfvt
A MONARCHY as her government IS, spd M
died rs itns with hereditary arislocnn
YET snoss rrh. U6ilcs, and commons ars
Englts4mep, aud, Nhsn hlow - con
Iail llily - their hands to aver, It. Then
1ery in the Morning Chronicle, as "a q
Globe, that there ~ % pressure, or, If i'sa
Is. that # ~ such as ~ honest man a.s
to regret. There Is no deuunc,a'las &
" mammoth merchants" no Wnr e'y
I" Rag Barous, and the ike un deaa,ss
items o( credit, &c. Bot The G,oyefuas
the Banks, the merchants. each asl .
stand shoulder to shoulder ia uph0lGa. "a
iabrtcs over their heads. Ever, thing a
sell for Us in Englaud. Olf cotico ! .
vaactng. The serv specie aaea ne US
York merchants hatc been 81 etfef g,
nouneed lor scnd,ng cut, Is supaoru 3
cur credit, cur planters prulugiieH g
farmers, each aud all OF rs, eho bi,e
thing TO LOSE. II Nc had iolIo2fa =
swindhng advice from Washington te E
ni'cd States would have beco forever a z
and disgfaced IN the sigh. 81 tie Noft
The Poland, from Ha,rr. cane % q
night Commodore Hrtt is awoag bet NJ
sengers. There IS a prospect laal TIE gre
VS., as the American houses IN L1n@a
arr called, sill got on Their legs asaa-
Failures in England are nearly over. =
ws want pow 10 give our country iae g
ahead spirit again, and 10 rescue bans s'e
! II and mercantile credit from the di5a
which the Experiment has iumble6 4, =
regulator &c the domestic exchanges ..
sha, forthwith. see, however, qaatsa'
has new nostFum Tor US, the lfti'-a
Bank. If Congress has not bad eno5ga
Executive phy SIC, and takes fhif pl'l' IS
tain II Is NO must lay on our backs ~ e
People are ~ sick OF ,ha, as Of TIC ne'a.5
currency experiment.
The United States Bank stock -. {,
day IN quantities a, 1894. Sosereien'
al 5 IS, American gold 5 to :. 2teH..
THIS indicates the better feeling Of lae T.
The Evening" Pos, here, the organ q /.
Loco. Focos, Is wonderfully cooled oY
cold water the Globe has thrown uPoo /. +
supporting the Tallmndee letter. be =.
madge men pr contra, lllt up Their ~
higher than over, and say they kaer z.
Tammany thunder would scare 'an b'''
out Of his wits.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-11

The Queen, in her Message to Parlia.
meni, stated II was the nleullou oi Govern.
menl shortly to dissolve Parliament, aud
therefore she deemed II not advisable TO
present any new measures tor consideration.
Lords Brougham, Melbourne, Grey, and
Wellington, made loyal speeches eulogIstIc
of the character Of his late Majesty, and all
ofthem, with the exception OF Wellington,
spoke IN a complimentary manner Of the
ncw sovereign.
\ new French Ministry, IS talked Of with
Sout a; the head.
Achmet Pacha, the Refs Ellendl died Of
Consiantlnope May 80. The conferences
between the Turkish and French commits.
sloners respecting commercial tariff are
closed
VaoM THE LONDON CHRONICLE oF THE 20TH JUNK.
We rcjoico u think that the youthful Princes,
whom we nov hail as our Sovereign has had ed.
yantaees which were denied to her predecessor.
, Possessed Of excellent intellectual gifts, which
have been carefully and wisely cultivated under
the care Of a most exemplary mother, she aScends
the throne with full knowledge Of all that belongs
to he full discharge Of the duties of her eIaltsd
station. She knows the means by which tho hap.
pinsss Of the people may be best promoted, and
will no doubt select for her advisers the men who
best understand the wishes and wants OF the ma.
ton, and in whom the nation, 10 turn. reposes con.
hdence. She will supper. them 10 those salutary
measures Of reform which are still needfu and
which the improved parliamentary representation
ia TO be considered only as the means OF efFeeting,
complete the good work which her predecessor
has begun, and render the British Constitution
in reality what its greatest enemies have often,
for their own sinister ends pretended is to be tbs
mos, perfect system Of government, 70 be found on
the face Of the earth.
liverpool Cotton Market, Juns 49,
I We have had large extent Of business doing
this seek, in tho course Of which, from to ad ad.
I vance on American descriptions was realized; but
during the two last days, the market has been less
>. firm with more inclination 70 sell u Id i'm.
proyemenl on tho prices OF Friday last; Brazils
are more saleable at the current rates, bat Egyp.
tian and Sea Island are lower. Spectators have
taken $500 bales Of American. and 1000 Surat
snd exported 1900 American. 500 sursL $40 Ma.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-11
DECLARATION or WAR b. BUENoS
AYREg AGAINST PERU

Ry the ship Brulus, Buenos Ayres pa.
pers have been received TO the 9th Of
May The British packet Of tha, date
contains a DECLARATION or Wan by ihe
Republic Of Buenos Ayrcs, against Peru,
now under the protection Of Gen. Santa
Cruz, who ~ also President Of Bolivia.
ChlIl declared war against Peru some time
ago. So there are two against two; ChIlI
and Buenos Ayes against Bolivia and Pc.
III. All the Republics Of South America
arc thus mingled IN the strife exeep. the
Banda Oriental, and the old Republic Of
Columbia, now divided lnto the three Re.
publcs Of Ecuador, New Grenada. aud
Venezuela. II will be difficult for these to
avoid being drawn into the vortex, paf,icu.
larIy ECUADOR, which, from It's local posi-.
ton, is most exposed. The Declaration OF
War is accompanied, in the Buenos Ayres
papers, with very long Manifesto, setting
forth the causes which, in tho opinion Of
the Government, render the step noces.
sary,
The Banda Oriental, Capital Mon,evi.
deo,) is also in arms not against Peru, bu,
against itself. Gen. Fructuoso Rivera, for
mer President Of the Republic, and who,
only a few months since, was defeated in
an insufrcctionary attempt against tho Gov.
eminent, is again in motion, having collect.
ed force on the frontiers Of Brazil, with
which he intends TO march to Monteyideo
If he can. Preparations arc making to
give him warm reception.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-11

Three sailors, ANXIOUS TO reJoin their
SHIP, and unable to procure seats IN the
stage. coach, hired horse and gig. The
vehicle was large oId.iashioncd article,
mounted on a pair Of very high wheels aud
having endured many years Of hard and
painful service, erumbIed most audIbIy at
every Jerk or jingle. The horse fortunate.
ly was steady, for the sailors were totally
unacqualnied with the management OF the
land craft" Upon starting, one Of the
crew picked up the relns, and said to his
mates. Well, strike me lucky, If this
aln't a rIm 90. Look'ye here; some hub.
Der has tied the tiller ropes together" A
knife was procured, and the relns separa.
ted, when the spokesman, who sal in the
middle, handed them right and left To bis
comrades. Dick hold on here to larboard.
Jack, you here, TO starboard, while ! look
out ahead" The pilots directions ran
something in this shape. +" Larboard-put
her nearer the wind, Dick. l.arboard a
pint more, or we shall run foul the small
craft. She answers the helm well. Bout
ship give her a long leg TO starboard, Jack
Just 10 weather that flock Of mutton. keer
her good ful-she j'bes port your helm
or you'll run down the bloody wagon. a
crash and general spiH,) | told you Sc
and here we are"
NJ. NJ. Noah has written comedy, en-.
titled " Seren years in the u fe Of a Politi'
clan" 1t is said TO be sparkIer--futl o.
the ready wi, and good humor Of the viva
cious and amable author.
I Women's Temper.--One Of the most i'm
portant female qualities is sweetness o
temper. Heaven did not give TO woman 10
situation and persuasion, 10 order 10 be sur
ly; il did not make them weak, 10 order "a
be employed 10 seeding.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-08-11

Mcssrs. Editors; There IS now living in
the county Of Richmond, gentleman whose
christian name is Jesse and was born on the
18th June. His grandfather was named Jes
&c and was born the 18th June. His father
was named Jesse and was born the 18th June,
aud he has son who was born The 18th
June, and his name is Jesse. Ca. Cona.