Southern Argus., 1839-04-16


Tns LADtns FA1R.-Ave q cannot 90 better 9
tfan bv copying tie following description @
ia aides Esir, from our noighbon q The
Democrat. Vethinks hoWegcl. they ere IN
s,,cy Is Il he amount received, al we were {
,,.l,r,o., &, one 81 the ladies' that tie receipts
azo1 rTlI,s moi 4 X nav be wen Is add
,..:s 6. an-,oa ,ouars relieving the Episcopal
~ 4. 3. q -. ~,
aa1cA ron osss
The LApIEs Az Hs''s slA Y los' e,.e
style. We understand s1ls$ tecsss.'e 'gS
dollars. Very wesls eonslnstlls lns pele
times Ihey Wonlg ll.sss A..iNSl I lhes.
larger amounts. nae .l.ss9s ) 80. ~.
hclently large g aulsl,. 9. Wy - - -
Tuesday evening = 'sas lsn1slse ~
extremely unpleasans Y sS.ss. IS lss'Ss. Z.
lhe great crowd, 1nsl l1l'..' ss'' srl ny 7s...
even iainieo lot $. "s.'ls = s..s, 80 49,.
cles exhibited displayed slsa. 49, en-
ingenuity some sPeclltls1ss Z, ll,.sl.s
i ffriends were anxious % know ! slley were
! wrough. BY YOUNG ladies' ne iaales
who attended the tables Oeas etg = 49,. -.
nercnants p making s.sus ~ s,..,;s,. 49,
lne common Guflsn9y' ~ ~ -, s,,,os
sa1 g ote nss ss E 60 60 Pc
]. .llS Aosl 0lle ~ s la, ~. es tbs letter
,s'.s ,..,sgisnesl of
KarelsIl,s = den,,siesrbe contents Of
e sonoe &c Them were amusing, and others
9 quite too simple for such an occasion. A
fortune teller took her share OF the Proills,
= 4 4 signing bachelor and blushing maiden
s The eatables and dglnkaoles Of inc llgn1er
& order, were truly delicious ana "e1s ssi.- .e
ID ed out by the iadies y ~ g.l's0 =
pation'ze lhe,n. 0ul 49, - -
Ii sus ue'us - ''ai aL;sIa1s sos'.'l 3,c
r ~ sTse - Gonrhns ts, Rand were ii attend.
> ance and added no little TO the aniuse.
:. ment Of the evening.
- The articles remaining on hand were
= sold at auction, by Mr.. Drake, on the
- succeeding evening, at fine prices.
n.
:, = from the fair "CoRDELIA." She fatters u
l. when she says we seem !" to be man Of
rs very compassionate temper, and well acquain
:. ted with the passion Of love p and in retur
rs for the compliment we wish it were in ou
power to publish the whole Of her letter as sh
tn desires. If she win take our advice she wi
a. forepo all thoughts of her false swain. an
ul seeE another more worthy of ber-one r
C. ;,..onoo ,ybo Dossessos tho Qualities IF ;.
he bv,,bls serrant'
THE SoUrHRoN.-Th February number
this new literary periodical has just come
sh- hand, after an unavoidable delay of sever
ely weeks. This number is replete with good a
ed tcles, and in no way behind its predecessor
interest and novelty. We are not ava,
whether Mississippians have. TO anv exter
Is. patronized the work: if they have not thu
1th ought to, for besides getting the worth of the
he money. tbev will be fostering a truly Soutbe
Eat ,or;od;.oI Tho So,,-,,no,, : r,,bl;.I,o5
res F1--oi' - ---1'o PD-''"e1
srv tuscaloosa Oy n A EATON at % a ye
- IN advance.
ia'
10 IHE CoRsAIR.-IhIs new publication, u
cry der the management of N. p. WILLIS, hi
ror- made its appearance. The New York name
ms sroaL of = ;r+b, l,;c,os+ t,,,s ,f 80, :.
a. :.
'ie slaIe 'hat Ns SUBSCRIPTION hst Is unusual
not large. The prospectus Of the work may
nth found on our fourth page.
THE WAY SUBSCRIBERS SERVE THE PRI
TER.-The following letter is a specimen
vii the correspondence of our subscribers.
ing Hicks, however, is more frank than ma
ich others, as he informs us that we cannot expe
ier- to receive our poor paltry five dollars for o
ties years services to him, under ten years; t
ade majority of this class of patrons ofa newspap
vel always making promises which they are D;
lyle ticularly careful never to perform. g Ha
at. | .:,,