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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-05
S. S. PRENTISs.

AsroNtsHiNe FEATs.--The newspapers are
cracking Gp the feat Of man who ran twenty
miles over the Hunting Park Course, in Two
hours and twenty minutes, and took $1,000 for
il. This is nothing 10 rGnring in New York.
Swartwout ran away in five miitites, and took
1880, 000--and Price in the same time ran
away with 00,O00-ahd if the speed ofBlair
and Kendall could be tested, we have nj doubt
they would run as fast as Price or his chum
Running indeed! IN Y Herald:
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WALKING Nashville Banner says
a lady in Nashville, being asked to waltz, gave
the following appropriate answer;
mo, thank ye; sir; | have hugging enough
at home Before we car properly decide on
The appropriateness Of the answer, we ought to
know whether the lady was married or Hot!-
Planners Advocate!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-05

WoMaN's CoNFIDENoE.--Therei is something
SO beautifully conAdlng in the natural feeIings
Of a woman's haart that she will never dcubt
till she has been taught to do.So. 3, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
From the .Ftw Orleans Bulletin, january J


Our correspondent at 1ampico writes, under date Of
18th December. that by express mail which arrived
that day from Victoria official Information brought
that that place had positively declared for Federation
in opposition 10 the existing government of Mexico,
and that thousand troops were prepared 10 Join the
standard Of Gen Urea. This is another severe blow
to the powcr Of the Central Government, and places the
success Of the Federal party beyond doubt.
The correspondent says they have not had visit from
any American vessel Of war at Tampico since The l4th
November when the E'ie touched at the Bar but was
not allowed TO hold any communication with American
citizens. She Immediately left for Vera Cruz. Gene
rails PIedras and Cos were in command al Tampco al,
the time Of this dscourtesy 10 the American flag No
Thing of more Importance had occurred the battle
of the 30h
By the schooner Henry Clay, (Which arrival brought
the last advIces learn that the OF the march of
Santa Ana into Vera Cruz received at Tampico, but
mol credited
The disaffeclion towards the Central Government ap
pears 10 prevail generally through the country, with
the exception of the city Of Mexico itself The cities
of Fnla and Rio Verde have declared for the Federal
system, ard il was stated Guadalaxara had done the
same The days of The Central Government appear to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
(From the Huntsville DemCtrG..)

NEW YEARS DAN.
"a year gono' 10 grief sung from CLINE to CLINE,
And many lnughing eye is dim with weeping,
And hearts that bounded gladly at It's op'nng time,
Are within the cold grave as coily sleeping
.ia5ioa, hate rerenge have pay'd their busy par's
And murders hand becn deeply dyed IN human soro,
While many n WHISPERED vow from genilcr hearts,
Has colour'd cheeks all bright and beautiful before.
Aik, have shed their glowing sunshine on the way;
All passions, feelings, und all sentiments 10 tTuih,
10 turn have ruled an hour then sunk into decay
But STILL the pictures colourins has not all been sad;
Some bright and Joyous hues ON its Canvass la!d
Some scenes, still luus liable tho strangely mad,
Have served to brighten huff the gloom has dIsplay'd
The World in fac, has gone much as usual,
And tho we ourselves curscdly IN debt,
Our Bank Directors, (ths remark is CASUALLY
Have kindly themselves III ours still deeper yet.
Tho Wings created pincs 'till their very dreams
AssuinI gloomy hue and horrid phantoms raised;
Aud still nightly tho'ts have been their waking theme,
Though their panics all God be praised,
In spite Of Wings and Bank Directors, and what not,
Van still holds with stehdy hand tho reins gave him,
And yet will hold till rreetom's pnso receives u blot,
Or Freedoms cause no more requires to save him.
Our chosen chief, with Freedom is thy name allied
Scarce less than his, thy generous predecessor,
Tue irumphs Of high tho't, Of just and honest pride,
That beamed on him, will beam on his successor
Go ON in that high by Genius markd for thee,
Lnt Islander gnaw the file, teeth never harm:
The honest aud the proud the noble and the free,
Will meet and share with you each danger and alarm .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
Poetry
FOR 7YIE ENQUIRER
LINES
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s,c-esed Iv the prospect + tearing pirgiHia.
i.rnd of any br;h, my native lane,
Where freedom liiis her banner bright,
Soon must wave the Pariiag handi
To thee long "rood night"
Soon shall the proud sra bear me on
Her hesving breast OF blue
The pillows dark, the sno"-whte 'oah
Will take INC fur from you.
Then will these ey no more behold,
In gorgeous beauty drcet, . :,
NV azure monutaius crowned with gold,
Whsn PhoeLus sinks 10 fett'
How have loved 10 stand and gaze
Upon hat dazzling sight
Watching the last retiring rays
Of richly mellow light
Lingering TO mark the varying hue
OF brilliant clouds that lay
Above my native mountains blue;
Till buruc by thought away.
I've wondered, il such beauty bright
illumos our pathway here:
What then must be that w0sl OF light;
Tint higher, happier sphere
But mountains blue, land Of my love,
Farewell my native land
ril lin my heart to Him above,
And wave the parting hand.
Yet d-arer far than oil beside,
Is one loved hallowcd spot.
Time. space, earth, ocean may divide,
IL will not be forgot.
NV fathers tomb, Oh let me knccl,
Submissive, humbly there.
lie who woes alone can heal,
Will hear the Orphans prayer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

-. ,.L,u.-,bev will, with equal constancy, oP'
nose themselves 10 the scheme OF .,a"0""t n -
Standing on the solid basis oil pihc'pe, Ie'"'
v, paIrs conendng for victory under lhese 'esFro'
i Lners Inv will Cooperate with neither ~ inea'
su,,s they soIemnfy believe to be DANGEROUS ~ ei,
country. The Conservatives, IN SNORT ~. iVI ,so,
armed ncutraltp-w hose noble office II VIII De 10
h. r,ghIs and interests Of the people from lhe
me MS of both GeHgerentS, Whichever o' "'' "'"'' "
their turn endunger The general security. y:,
But We are proudly told that no dtstne' " -, a,s
position can be mainta ned between lie e'nU" .
nr these two great conicndlEg powers we nave NV
r.hl e,,ryn. IN IN, contrary IN TIE most imposing
scale in human affairs, III that very dTmt" "tuy
IN which We have Jus, referred furnishing Inc uue
iyrc Of the position and duties oil the Iohse'Va :;
In 1850 when England and France were rngageu ~
war which dcsolAled both hemispheres ana ID "", t
our ow II glorious Revolution was but an ePiso'e, Wv
rights Of neutral powers bile prosecuting the peaIe
ful pursuits Of commerce, were trtqren,y d'srrS"
sud violated by both belIigrrcnts. Cnt'arne .,
III, BIZ feeble power comparatively, especially OF 'e
rcean conceive The lofty design o organising co'''
racy Of the neutral powers the North oil Europe po
Iscl by mutual defence tie tights OF neutraS rom ,'e
aprrrss!uns Of both OF the great powers al war
confcderacy YVES speedy formed under The title q" Ire
nrmcd regiraijiy consisting al trst ony oil huS'u ao
her two unassum,ng neiglbofs. Denmark ana s"eG'"
Blu. after while Austria and Prussia joined l'-'heh
Venice Naples and other States in The South OF Enr"re
=, ell A. he infant power Gf the Uni'td Stacs-and
finally ore Of the bclgsnn's I!einstFcs lr''nc'I
gave in formal adhesion 10 The principles ana co"e !"
the sd neutrality, which hGs was enabled /" ''o"
an effective shield tie freedom ot III" seas ana TIE
commerce If the world The Conservatives now per
senate this Grmtd neutrality in TIE political Conflicts Of
their country ard if they act up 10 their high mssioH'
| like success will attend them IN the end.
! Let iEem then. stand firm and unmoVed on 'helr
principles. Let them resist every attempt, open or "'S
ru;scd extend Ex' cuve power let them ward OF
every hostile blow which may be aimed al inc '"S"u!I
lions or rights Of the SateSlei them Eehuke tie WIG
and DISTINGUISHING doctrines wiki which The public mind
has Of late been vanly attempted TO be p"isoncd-ie'
them hold the Republican faith in the purity Of lheir
Ga,hcrs-aud with the blessing Of Providence on Their
courage and conslancy they will be the chosen lnstIu
ments ul The lasting benefits 10 thcir country By
their means the Government will be brought back 10
lis true "R"pnIcan tack"-the RcPubl;ca" party seit
will BE- rr-orgauised. and restored 10 lis original pfinci
pies such as they in The days OF Jefferson ana
hladson-and long Of usefulness and honor
will be again opened before it in the re animated conn
Lrucu and strenG hrned affections of united people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
INDIAN INTELLIGENCE.
EItract gfu letter 10 gentleman IF Mis city dnt,d
Ii,, n.,'

"TRADERs HILL Dec ~ IS s.
81 returned last night, having been with --, on
march into Florida nbou, 30 miles beyond the line rs
Tor as the Ocean Pond, small lake about three miles
III length, and two miles wide Some Of the indians
having gone to Florida, endeavored 10 intercept
ihem but could not any signs. A few nights
since house burnt in the vicinity of this place
A detachment is in pursuit Of them, but they
have many hiding places, and much ground
covered with where their trail cannot be follow
ed, tia, is very difficult 10 upon their camp
We find that they have selected place island
fronting extensive marsh prairie, which enables
them approach at some distance. ! think in
the of week or Two they will quit the swamp
altogether as they are kept too much the move
The swamp has been crossed in different places six or
times, and frequent marches be made into it,.
without crossing it, in different directions '-Sarannah
GeOrgidn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

HOHN r. CIlAMBLlSS, ittOrnsy at Ld'c, having
o. located himself permanently in ilicksord, One
COUNT seat OF GreensviIc) WILL in future. regularly
attend the Superior and Interior Courts OF GrernsvIr
Sussex and Southampton counties lie VIII as" attend
the collection of claims in Northampton c"unty North
Carolina.
January 10, 1889. 73-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

NWORUS MuLlICAULlS.-1he subscrrhrr res.
I've pecrtuily informs le public that he has made ar
ranrrncrts 10 furnish the genuine Nnrus Mu"ans IN
lots TO suit purchasers, with variety OF silk worm eggs
all of which will be put as 10 60 safely 10 any part
Of the Union Persons al distance may rest assured a
having all orders put up with the stricest fidelity and
dispatch To companies individuals wanting large
amount liberal discount III be made. Apply lnIDcd
aeIy 10
J. II. d. LOWNES, .4gcnt, Richmond, Va
Cross street leading 10 Mayos bridge
Nov II G3- w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

The entire tract Of land upon which Cincinnati stands
was purchased in lies for tortynne dollars! That city
has now a population Of 50 900 souls.
The Bank Of the United States has declared a half
yearly dividend four per cent, payable "n and aerae
18th instant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

In the Kentucky Legislature, on the 10Th u during
thu cursider ration of divorce case the following ESo
luton adopted
R,soiesd. That The petition of Mirandn Morley h"
committed the Commtre Of Courts OF Justice. win
instructions 10 report bill making habi'na drunkenness
sufficient ground for divorce III court OF chahc'ry
and that they also inquire into the expedency Of auh
rising the chancellor exercise the same control over
the persons aud estates Of habiu dy"ntaTdS that he -
authorised exercise the persons and estates OF
lunatics.
WIscoxs,N LEAD - Governor Dodge III his message,
SAYS that upward Of ten millions OF pounds OF o1c are
sent annually from the mines OF Wisconsin u How
goes By the way Of New ORLEANS 10 New York but''nm
the internal i'm pruyemcnls going on in two Yeas 4
will pass through the lakes and down tie Ere canal
ST LOUIS The annual value OF exports trom s.
Louis is estimate al tw millions OF dollars n" ship
Ien,s a! lead alone, stated, {" be rqHa! 10 NAT
miilivn and the !rs 40 0Cu dollars in year. The
aggregate value Of h"rses aud mules sent from NssrE
into The cotton growing States during the past year, is
estimated al 1870 600 dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

MTEGROES FOR SALE Will re sold publicly, 70
u the highest biddtr tor cash. at Studlry, IN the
county Of Hanover. Thursday, the 9Th day Of Feb.
ruary next, il fair if not, hc mex, fair day 'herai'
two Negro Men, Girl, aud two Women and len Chr.
den, belonging to the estate OF John Lyons. dec Il
The women and children will be sold IN families
One OF the is about 80 years Of uge very H'y,
and is frs-rate weaver In addition 10 The above,
there will hc disposed NJ, al The time, young 40.
man. who rs excellent seamsIrcss and general house
servant. Sale will commence nj II o clock
PHILIP B. WINSTON
Administrator dc bonis non, wIiH the VIII
annexed of John Lyons, deed
10 DnwiN-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17
Board, including every thing,
NM On
NHTARREN ACADEMY AT u meeting 81 the
w Trustees Of Warren Academy, held on the Nv


w Trustees of Warren Academy, held on the I'm
Of August, ls3s:
Rc,o'oed Thu, the board take pleasure in expeasIn-
ability with which Mr.. Leary has discharged the duties
con6drd 10 him during The past session:
1ha, the examination of the suden,s Of the AcadeGr
the 5lst of July last, whilst il entirely sas,c'o
~ the patrons of the institution was at the same
highly credi!able 10 Mr. Leary
And that the board take pleasure in recom.ue ndinf
this institution, under the manage ment of Mr.. Leary'o
the patronage Of The public
Mr. Leary was unanimously re elected
Teste, WIN +. PHILLIPS, Secrc'arg
The above resolutions are sufficiently explicit ard
indicate proper to be pursued by parents SOD
guardians
Trims For the Scholastic year Of 10 months viz.
The elementary branches Of English, Arithmetic,
&c. 500
Classics e. Mathematics. 1919
Modern languages, French, &c extra 81
Expenses for wood &c.
Board, washing, and lodging in the family Of the
principal, 10
Payments for board, &c half yearly in advance
Pupils are charged, prnporonaly, from the time theY
enter, To the end of The year
The Academy thus holds out Inducements nusurpas''
ed by any similar institution in the country; lis ocana
is peculiarly pleasant and healthy the building coHicF
able.
u The subscriber assures 10 his boarders parental
attention.
After the winter vacation, The Academy will be open
ed on the 18th day of January inst
Warrenton, Jan 10, 1889. T--wi"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-17

be numbered Since the Period Of ,is first cs5bshrrt nj
j, has rredremsbly los, Texas; the North China,
hug C"anria and 1anaulipas have declared against II;
in the South Vera Cruz submits 10 French and
in the South. west, q uadaax8Ta throws fl isaeuauro
General CnunIizo at this m"mfnt abnndohs his army
which in the greatest distress and t!esn!a sad 10
have fed from Naam"ras. deserving and desert' by his
t,onps Thus crippled III authority and means the Cen
iraI Government has little occasion L. hope ioT a Tesru
ration Of It's power.
The army of Gen Santa Ana, if he accounts oflhe
Vera Cruz affair BIZ correct is the only remaining ce
ready operate in favor Of the Administration; aud tut
lille reliance is 10 be placed upon HAT ms Santa Ana
once in command Of such body. and ~ revolutionary
linirs like the pres nj, il is much more probable vii
turn licr The support 81 ambitious PROJECTS Of
this own, rather than 10 upuiche an OBNOXIOUS power
iut,,ring 10 It's fall
With an army Of 5000 men, and declaring for the
,c,uIar cause forming u nucleus around which The
trunps Of the rcvuutionists may rally, Santa Anas
chance for retrieving his fortunes and attaining once
more suprrmacy in NJ, xco is by no means desperate
Stree penning the above. we have the following acG.
rionaI r,elIig eTce from NJ xc"
Tn. Spanish schooner Bella, from Vera Cruz lie.
ce,nber .:d brings confirmation Of the news published
, C.v DAYS ago Santa Ana lost his leg in III" tnr7re.
mcut and Gen Varsn taken prisoner. as before re-
porcd len the Is. left the castle had b. e"HcUacd
hv The French troops The Mexican army, urd'7 Santa
Ann was encamped three miles ircm the city Nun.
er nh.ui ! or 5000 men Egh' days had hCcn allow I'd
for the French rc.dsns 10 leave The city with 'srs FAM
lies and eff cts and slxiy days for those est'rg NJ
iriericr u reported mat i'F M'AIcAr Gov"iTmrnl
int, ntrd 10 exp,l all frcigrers from The ccGn'y -
norton of lie French fret bad left Vera tr"z 'gr
the purrose Of renewing the blockade ct tie other Mex
can ports The blockade Of Vera Cruz was surl.y
fprred-no vessels allowed 10 enter. The French urr
Thcfese Louisa was re despatched by the admiral n
about ten DAYS with 10 French residents, for New o.
lenns There was no u. :. vessel ST Vera Cruz An
Eugi,sh frigae h. irg al S0cFicio. and AZ It,.
UI,,L Jacket bsfure the castle. Tie French squadron
before the castle consisted Of Two ir'gulrs, .'G II
war and three or fDur brigs The Prince DC J'lny'-
had sailed IN the corvette Creole on cruise :" !ararG
and one or two vessels had been despatched 10 Frame"
The schr Cara six days from Malamoras. bring N.
trllrrncr that that place b"sieEcd by the "G'a
I,;crs nine hundred strong he town WAS defended
hy about the same force nud"r the Command at Sen.
F,l.sol, No action had taken place The assalarrs
were unproydcd with artillery. consisting principally Of
dranoons with some mrsqurleers and swordsnIrn. al
communication With the interior was cut on.
Nnvessels at Maamoras Cor New Orleans Schooner
Waterman loading at Brassos de Santiago, ia" Ne" o.
!eans-tu sail III n few days