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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
ROYAL PARRISH,
RICHMOND. VA.

has IN store, and offers for sale, large
and well selected stock of Groceries. a.
mong them the following articles:
10 hhds N. o. Sugar, (part prime)
10 +" p. r. do
20 packages Loaf do
5O0 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee
300 kegs Nails assorted
30 hhds. N. o. NJ GLASSES
10 Tierces
% IBIS.
20 hhds. West India Molasses
lo.OOO lbs. Cotton yarn at factory prices
from the Manchester factory
so packages G. P. and imperial Teas
20. 600 Cigars
$50 kegs Powder
$50 bags Shot assorted
200 sacks Salt
80 IBIS Malaga Wine
IO >. Madeira
8 old Madeira
20 cases Shoes various qualities
on Fur and Russia Hats
30 doz. wool Hats
gu boxes tailow Candles
50 a" Soap
20 cask Cheese
lO0 Teams Wrapping Paper
20 do Writing do
80 do Letter do
20 boxes Tobacco.
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Pepper,
Spice, Nutmegs, Corperas, Alum, and
great many articles too tedious to
enumerate.
Country Merchants, and others, are
respectfully invited to give him call
before purchasing, as he is determined
to sell on accommodating terms.
&S'Goods received on storage, ard
forwarded to any part Of the country.
Feb 2S-dt
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07

The sale mentioned in The foregoing adj
'ert'semeni is made al my request / am
authorized 10y part of the creditors 10 make.
sale privately o! the real estate before Inc
DAY any person wishing TO purchase. or
view The premises is invited 10 cali upop tba
subscriber. have reason 10 believe Thai
an arrangement will be effected, by which
liberal credit will he given on said proper
~, real and personal,
JAMES T, TYLER.
Jan IS, 1880 1I-~e,e
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
Eight Hundred .acres.

mas always been considered among the
best IL not the very best Tract of Land
ID hockbIidge county. The Mountain
ifACIS are intended to be sold as ap-
Pendages OF Harris Bottom, affording
abundance of Timber, and an excellent
range for Cattle, and good deal of ex,
cellent tobacco land. The Monn,a;n
TRACTS contain about
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
TO The Wigs OF Pendleton.
Feb. 25, 1889

our spring elections are drawing near.
anu anu we would suggest the proprety to the
mgs, OF holding meeting in the town of
T IanK'ih Tor The purpose Of nominating
I'huidate 10 represent US in the next Legis-
1asure Of Virginia. TRIO
Pendteton County, Feb 2I.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07

in conformity with the above order
OF the Board of Trustees of Washing
ton College. the undersigned will offer
ior sale by way of Public Auction. at
harts Bottom. (seven miles south of
Lexington on the North River) on
monday the 22nd Of April next, the
several
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
THE WE'LL BRED HORSE
AUGUSTA STAR

a descendant Of the Diomed and Flori-
Eel stock, OF a beautiful dark color. Of
fine size and commanding form will
STAND the ensuing season at nv stable
near Greenville, and will be let 10 mares
on accommodating terms. For particu-
lars see handbils.
SAML. LIGHTNER, Sen.
Feb 14-tiap
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
Tracts of EIasass

therein mentioned. Plats of SURVEY
VIII be exhibited, and any information
IN the mean time will be cheerfulIy given
10 persons wishing it. 1t is only neces.
sary here to say that Harris Bottom
containing over
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07

Aat>l hereby forewarn all persons
gssH2s from trading for note exc
Gu.ed oy me to Abraham Rankin, on the
Isl OF March, for Thirty Dollars, being
given as supposed difference in horse
trade-as | am determined not to paw
the same, unless compelled by law.
JEREMlAH l.. CROSS.
March 2, 1889
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
12 HUNDRED ACRES.
The Lower Plantation contains abou
Five Hundred Acres

-
and will be sold sepera;e it lies on the
worth River, about two miles below
HaTts Bottom. On this Tract there is
large proportion Of good farming land.
The produce Of these lands can be sent
to market at al! seasons of the year by
the River, and lies from ten to twelve
miles above the Blue Ridge Canal. 10
which point the Navigation is good from
f'chmond, and Lyncbburg, and the i'm.
ProvemeDt OF the whole is expected 10
be completed by the James River g.
kanawha Company in few years. 1t
rs unnecessary to say more persons wish
ing to purchase are respectfully invited
TO examine the lands and Judge for
themselves before the day Of sale. They
WI be shown by Capt. Tiusley, or Mr..
John Sales, living on the lands as ten.
ants SAalL. Med. REID,
A. L. BARCLAY,
REUBEN GRIGSBY,
ROBERT WHITE,
JOHN ALEXANDER.
committee Of the Board of WASHINGTON Col
Lexington, Feb. 26, 1899.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07

ASGATHE subscriber has removed
g@a to the two story brick office
on Court house alley, formerly occcupi.
ed by Col. James Crawford, and lately
oy WIN: b. Kayser. esq. He continues
TO practise law in all the Courts held Al,
otaunton, and also in the interior and
Superior Courts of Rockingham and
Bath counties. THOS. ]. NICHE.
Staunton, March 7-5t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
BUCEpHaAEUS

OJt fUUJVE RO.H.WOKE.
{ Son OF John Rondolphs old Roanoke. }
Will stand the ensuing season, one
tnlrd of his time at Waynesboro, -one
third at New Hope--snd the remain,
ing third at Bartesbrook, Augusta coun-
ty-for particulars see haudbjls.
WM. GULLEY d co.
Wayoesboro' Feb. 2l--4t.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
SPRING ELECTIONS.
Candidates for Congress-
SAMUEL MCDOWELL MOORE.
ROBERT CRAIG.
TO "MANY voTERs I"

Genilemen-I fully appreciate your
eteelings Of kind regard. manifested. re-
questing that would declare myself a
candidate TO represent the county of Au-
gusta. in part, in the next General As
sembly of Virginia"
am distrustful. of my ability. 10 ren>
der that efficient service, that is desira
bic in delegate:--Yet if the voters OF
the county desire it, surrender to them
my time. and my best efforts. to further
their interest, and promise, on my part,
II elected, fidelity, ii not ability.
Very respectfully,
FRANKLIN M'CUE
: March 4, 1899.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
v Il N ID VI E

The subscriber will commence the
sale OF the personal estate of WILLIAM
CLARKE, decd. at the Store nearly OPP
posite the Post Office in the Town of
stanton. on Monday the 25th instant,
and intends to continue there, and at the
late Dwelling House of the said Will
liam Clarke, from day TO day until all
shall be disposed of. The property
will consist of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
oNe2'GA ey2aez5Se,

oNe7'GAe y2aeESSG,
A quantity of valuable Household Fur
nlture, and two young Negroes,
one about ten, and the other
about eight years of age.
The terms of sale will be made known
at the commencement.
SAML CLARKE, Ere'or.
Staunton, March7, 1899.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
TRUST SALE.

BY virtue Of two trust deeds executed
by Erasmus StribIipg to Henry j. Tapp
and the subscriber. one dated the 2lst
day o. January 1880, for the benefit OF
Daniel Sheffey and others. and the other
on the Odd OF the same month and wear,
for the benefit of John Wuyt, and 9TH
ers both OF which deeds are daly r.-
corded in the Clerks Office of Augusta
county COURT will as SURVEYING trus.
tee in the said Trust Deeds, and for the
purposes therein named Cat the request
of the said Erasmus Stribling) proceed
to sell at public auction. for cash, on the
premises on the 9th day OF March next,
that valnohla
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
YOUNG
Admiral Nelson.
February Z.

viii stand the ensuing season ones
third OF his time at Fishersvile-one
t bird at Mr. Robert Anderson's-the re-
naming third at Spring Hill.
THOS. S. BASKIN.
Augusta co. March 7-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
TRACT OF LAND.

situated in the said county of Augusta
commonly called and known as the Au:
gusta Springs tract. This tract is made ur
OF several tracts adjoining aud near adj.
joining each other, and is estimated to
contain about seven hundred acres. more
or less.
1t is believed it would make very
valuable stock farm and as watering
place, from its situation, the extent OF
the improvements, and the celebrity the
waters have already obtained, anticipa.
tlons may well be formed, it will, at no
distant day. successfully compete with
the first watering places in the noun.
tains.
The title is believed to be indisputa.
BILE but acting as Trustee, / will convey
no other than such as is vested in me by
the Trust Deeds aforesaid-Sale to COM
mence at IL o'clock NJ. precisely.
CHESLEY KINNEY.
Feb. 7, 1899.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
WILL be offered for sale at public
auction. at the Court-ho in Bath
county, on the first day of the Superior
Court, it being on the 25;h Of April. a
Tract or parcel Of Land in said county of
500 ACRES.
on the top of the Warm Springs Nouns
tain, opposite the Hot Springs, patented
in the year 81 10 William Crawford
The title is considered good, but as Ex>
ecutor l will convey such title only as is
vested in me.
ALEXANDER CRAWFORD.
March It's
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07

TIE subscribers have associated them
selves in the practice of law, in the
courts held at Staunton.
BRISCOE G. BALDWIN.
DAVID FULTZ.
Staunton, March 1, 1889.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
LAND SALE.

ON Thursday the 2Ist day of March
'nst' ! will offer at public sale, on the
premises,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07

WILLIAM B. KAYSER.
ATTORNEY AT Law,
HAS removed his Office to the Store.
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Mer-
rltt. on the corner opposite the residence
oil John q. Sewers. esq.-He will in fu.
'ure practise regularly in the Courts OF
Augusta. Rockingham, aud Albemarle.
March 7-6t
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-07
I;.on Wing Advocate,
,vrEr SATURDAY MORNINGS BY
"a NELSON & Go.

e, Dollars in advance, or oia
I'd Of SIX months, no snoscrP-
ss e he option ID the publishers
exec. :, 5iscontiaue will please give
hsrse l.. :, received fsS a is's time than
uiss.-..,. inserted at the rate OF ene
'ii''.- --.re. (ten lines or iess,) lot the
q ., Z I and .sly ceni' square for each
rp'e. which are not limited on the
800, ne numberof insertions, VIII
until ordered out, and charged
aEs personal nature. Whenever adj
r. -L. ebarqed at the rate OF hro Doi-
W. !, IN lines for each insertion; 70
4 -. or public addresses, Tor me pr
-f,i5ual persons or eonvanles' VIII
-. Advertisements, and al the same
..,,,nr Candidates for Of'ce viii be 7s"
8, .ieJ g.rk mus, be paid for on delivery;
=. I, ietters must be paid, or they VIII
,fsaded to.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-07
The BRIDES Fareweii'

HT MS EEAAAs+
4 10 weep! to leave the vine
4 to.elusters DER me bend
4 n,r,le-yei, Oh. call it mine'-
n. a,wer. I loved to tend.
,..,pd thoughts Of all things dear,
shadows o'erme sweep,
:, NJ, sunny childhood here,
therefore letme weep!
thee sister. We have Piay''
4 -ssh many a joyous hour
\ W ne silrery green ofthe live shade
4 .,- dim DER font and b wer.
\ WAN and ]. o. strear, by shore,
N De- in PRAYER, in ieeP'
b.snas We may 'e no more,
4 sssr le'H- weep
90 b hder! Ewes bright moon
light other feet,
ysfdgraPes, and the Tyre in tune,
/ : }aewa-d steps 10 greet.
'shose voice, to bless thy child,
inss Of love so deep,
zee DER all my youth hath smiled
r. ihee,-iet me weep.
leave thee. on thy breast,
~ 0ut joy and woe,
aaad that place of rest
iahlgcicss-yet | go.
49, have luli'd me with your strain,
ait have watch'd my sleep.
rfa give love like yours again,
noiher. let me weep,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-12-07
Pom the Saturday Erening Post.

From he Saturday EreHing Post.
ruLa Uaad.a-----z--a-
he evening of December 18th
was slowly and painfully ap
az the village of Brownsville, OF
hrs Of Ohio. The day was in |
Haanner disagreeable; mixture
, end rain, with a ftful but VIC
rth-vest wind, beat the tempes
aces Of myself and companion
rner in the tolls and chilly evils
aenCounter, had only joined me
nning before We had lodged
sue village, and setting out at the
-nent, found, by a few inquiries,
? we're Journeying towards the
ace, tacitiy agreed to advance to-
II We had either felt inclined 10
= the bowling winds through the
rgsi would have prevented much
nmmunicatlon; but as TO myself,
eiags correspondent with the for
aspect Of the elements, and my
inveller seemed still more absorb
silent Thus passed the day,
opening Of Brownsville and the
twilight presented dimly Red
iosning welcome to the comforts
IN. 4 few moments introduced
I'd nags 10 the stable, and ourselves
oomiorts Of blazing wood fire in
Ting room of Thomas McFrame.
'ng our days ride, | had eyed my
'-iraEeller with as much attention
relative situation would admit.
anc was in very marked degree
mr. his limbs and features, though
we're hneiy proportioned. Tho
'HnA'e Of his face and his already
ned bead bespoke a man of fifty
: BIS Figor Of motion, and the fire
strongly speaking eye, evinced a
a1d unlmpalred constitution.
{ 4 ihe tavern fire, as on the way.
y within himself. Though civil,
'sa polite when addressed, it was
"a lhai he avoided, as far as he
Y could, all conversation. A ST.
'-aafk might have been made by
f Observer respecting myself.
III " supper. however, reused US
NJ Brought US into mixed COM
aeout twenty persons.
are going TO The vendue on Mon
I'll Mr.. JAMESON observed a |
iSFessed dandy-lcoking Young
-'se,ly opposite to myself and nv
' Trend. And you also, | sup
'sf'led middle-aged, sharp-look- |
- upon whose every feature sat
4 - asarice, and cruelty. sit de-
u 'he weather." continued the
laser IF this storm continues, |
VIII ~ ride ten miles TO save Mrs. |
Z, i s IN aer whole family from the
,s.' Nj onio. There will be better
= - Tor those who do go,'' replied
y h' should the weather in
! @'y; therefore, the more yio-l
- . 40 Inc more | am determined
i, s.sr al her struggles, her indus
|, !. As' OF her children, and with |
- Ia oe the love and esteem of
n u az qoainiance, this more than
lakD,. children are TO be driven
So W ,ney have made a garden al
Vi al season. said, with much
4 very interesting looking
t-l an' who sat beside the aged
Il NE Red Lion.
n, - own fauii,n observed Mr.. |
with the utmost GOODNESS.
Anely dressed and fine feeling
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30
Samuel Jayne,
VS..
f, "A. NJ. Kendall

an attachprn from the office of Ed.
Ward T. Bowen Esd. relurabs to
The March term 1889, d Lawrence clr
cult court for The sun Of $3.50 10 cents.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen thai unless
The defendant 10 The above stated attach
nent, shall besand personality appear BE-
tore the circuit court Of La Srelce county
A the court house tiersofon or before The
bird Monday inSsp,ember next, and ra
10 4 special bail, plead, answer, n derw
10 The said aclio,,. judgment BY deiaul b.
nal will he entered, and The property al
lachsd will be sold; II further ordered
that that nutiGe OF the above attachment
Be inserted ia the Pearl River Banntr,'
new paper published IN Nnn,icello, MS
isstppi. ios fonr4w4e successfully.
"A true copy frosn the minutes Of the Court.
EDWARD &. BOWEN Cleri
March 30 1880 l3--4t.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30
a TTACHMEN / NO rlCES,
J. Al. Turner,
VS..

HN attachment from the Office nf Ed
~ ward L Bowrrn. Esq, rtntdabfs
10 The March Term, 1889, IL Lswr.nce
Circuit Court Tor the snm Of S9ol 49,
NOTICE is hereby given thai unless
the defendant IN tie above stated attach.
men., shall be and personally ap,,er be-
lore The circui, court u Lawrence conn-
.ty q, HE court house thereof % OF BE-.
jure,th ihsrd .MnnJayin September nest,
and put special tail, plead, yuswer.or
lemur u The said action. Judgment ~
idyfault fissI will he entered, aud the pro.
,pefty sattacheci y III BE- srid; ltns further
ordered that nolce Of the atspve ATTACKS
aren't be published 10 ihe Pysrl River
Banner, = newspaper puhbaElfd 10 tiv
Town Of Monticrllo, foistourlweeks soc,
.cessisrly. 81 NJ
\ A true copy from the ranutcsof tfc CoHt.H
EDWARD MI 30 MEN, tlcrk. X
March 30, 1880
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30
}. Ncylans L. On.
Ileasant Harris.
an attachment from The o(lic, !, y

an attachment from The Office ~ r.,
. wmd l.. Bowen Esq, reiu,o,ht. -. =.
,hr March Tam 1880. ui Lswr.,.,"
: uil couitlor the so'n Of $3.50 i.qr. N.Y.
Nf)riCE Is hereby gives liza, as, '
lbe dricndan!siu Ihs abpys stated st,..n
wsDt, shall b and psrsonalIe app,., =.
lore the c'rcui, court Of Lawrence su,,.
iy al The court house thereof on j ! NH.
lie third Monday u September nes, ~
POI IN sp.c,sl bail, plead. answer q. !,
denurt 10 the said action, judgment -
defaul 6nalt will be entered, aud M NJ, =
petty attached Will be svId; Ii Is luu H.
ordered that notice Of stbs above s,,.eh
'npleni be inserted ID tkv Pearl River n.
ner. anewspapsr published ii thv ,Dwn
.ol Monticello, mississippi, for iour W, \.
successfully. "
, IA true copy from the minutes Of the Can,
EDsv ARD IL. BOWEN ~.
March 30. l6S9--I3 4tsps ".
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30
Neylans & Jelks,


I'm attachment from The oAice d FL.
ward L. Bowen Esq, rsls.nabs 10
The March term 1889, OF LawreDc emu,
court, Tor the sum Q! 500 so cents.
NOTICE is,hereby gwen thai unea
The defendant in The above stated attach.
ineni, shall be and personally appearts.
fore the circit court Of Lawrence Caonly
at the court house thereof onor before
The third Monday il Stpsaber next, and
put 10 Especial bail, plead, answer, "
Jsmuf 10 the said sclon, judgment by de-
fault final will be entered and the proper.
~ attached viii be- Sold; Its ORDERED
that nqlice Of The abJye attachment be
inserted in tbs Pearl River Banner, 4
newspaper published 10 Monticello, Miss,
lsslppi, iur four weeks successively.
a true copy from the minutes Of the Court,
EDWARD L. BOWEN, CleIk.
March 30, 1885, l3--4t.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30
Aamioistra.ot, ,,,,'
Pleasant Harris. N

a y attachment iroMtlhe Office Of IA.
- ward L Bowen Esl.. relo,a,LI. !.
March term 1889, ofLswrence e,s.,
Court for The sum Of 9lS6I534e.u,,
NOTICE Is hereby given lbal unI,s.
The defendant ia the above stated ai,,,h
,nent. shall be aad personally sppea, 4,
fore the circuit cour, Of Lawteo e. Conn.
" at The court house thereof on Q ! b,(m.
The third Monday in September next ana
put in special bail, plead, ansusr,or
de,nur e The said action, judgaeu, BY DE-.
fault final will Dc euterd and lie property
attached Willie sold; Il, il further orterd
that notice ot The above atisc hhent b
inserted il the Pearl River. Banner !
newspaper Published at Monticello Mis-.
iss'ppi, for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY,
A true copy from the minutes Of the Court.
EDWARD +. BOWEN, llu
March 30, l839-i$-at.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30
! Thomas HI. Bnckley
VS..
Z. B. Strange, ct al \

'n st,achmenttfom The Office n ID
~ ward 4. Eoysn Esq rsturnabls@
the March Term 1889, of Lawrence cif.
cuiit colir,, for the sun ~ S72 50csrl'.
NOTICE II hereby gisen that ou'e
lhsSdefendst ihiNths above stst4d'atlaA.,
mont shall be at,f' personally appeal he
tore The circuit con2t III Lawisase COZ"
Jy, at The court house theisof on or'beiSf
,tes third Monday 81 September nss' 'a
put 10 a special bail, plead, aeswef.
demur % the said action, judgment byds
fault final viii b. entered, and The pro-
perry attached willie sold; I, l. further
ordered that notice nf The ahnve attach
mfnt he Inserted 10 iie Pearl Riser baa'
Ilers Observation-Disclosures Mos''ete0o
Mississippi, for four weeks successfully
\ a true copy fromttc mintes of the Court
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clefe
March 80, l539--l3--4t.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30

l7-We bAss received 1 Gsw copies Il
. pamphlet, upon The subj a he asal-
Jon law. as the late aei % The iurrrss.
sion Of The tipping, is fsdr'sriy esaisd'
written by our brother editor. N. GTesns
Norib, Esq. fIs treats The subjccth al
able and eloquent STYLE; and in nabper
shich, while i cannni possible give cfi
fence q asy one, will not tail tosconyinee
any reasonable man 81 The eyilteuden-
cies of tie tiPrIing system. We have !
few copies OF hand, and fuf sale.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30

A
| Henry w. Of France bog
out ooe day ona hui,Iing .nfh
lost his party aud WITS rldlnAa-
lone. Observing "a country el-
low upoD a gate, apparentHo"
the walcI,, he asked what he
was looking for, 'I'secomr, sys
he,io zee the king -'GeI np,'
behind me replied the intnach,
aud | viii conduct you iothJ
place where ycumay see hlh.-
Hodge without any sc1ple
mounted and as they werl ~
ding along he put his sagafoos
Question 10 his cpmpiii'lsb
|.I'hry iell me has got powfr Of
lords we'um-how may asFbodys
know which is Ile?' The king
replied, that ~ would be able
To distinguish himb yAsdSing that
all his attendants taait soH iRsir
hats lie himself remained c6y-
ered.' Soon alter, they F,irrd
the hunt, when all the clrele AS
heexpecied were greatly sur
pnsedto see the hing ~ oddly
attended. When Ihry were.
arrived his majesty turnsditotlle
clown, asked him III lrts could
tell which was the klliS. i
,i.n'i dhuw (aDswered ha) hui
faith it must be one ufFDsl TWO,
for we nave both got our hats
on
sVats De mater, watts d. mat
lerY exclaimed AN on Dutch
l'rieGd Of Slrs, as he tucked up
his apron. and run OIL OF his
shop 10 know the meaning OF a
crowd in bis neigbhorllood.--
Watts de matler?' There's a
mankilled replied a hys,an'ler.
'0hish dat ALL said orr friend,
evidently disappoInct!. 'ish DAT
All, shooSl a man Killed, humph
4 thotit vas a fight
\ Wish for a nearer acquaInt-
.ance,' as the cat said to the
mouse ven Sc bit off his tail.
A contemporary Suggests that
levi Woodbury. can bring the
Florida war 10 \ close il three
months. His plan Isl ,hat Levi
shall NIKE Sub Trtas1rers q
all THE Seminoles,'s place funds
in their hands and they will
slope 10 parts unknpwn, thus
bringing the war to a termIna-
ton Il looks feasible, and we
siloDld like 10 see Mr.. Secretary
Woodbury. try IN; that Is provi
ded ne has the funds. Picks
burg Wh,g.