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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-18

The following was stated by professor
at Paris to his pupils:
A gentleman dying, made his will, in
which he provided that his wife. shortly to
be confined, should have 10y, he would
take two thirds of the property, and his
mother the remainder, but lf it was a girl
then the mother should have two-thirds and
the daughter one-third. Now it happened
thata boy and girl were born. The pro.
fessor inquired low the property was to be
divided according to the wish Of the tesla.
tor. He called Up one Of the pupils and
asked him gravely,
"Sir, what was the intention Of this tes-
tator?n
"Sir," answered the student, his inten.
ton was TO have but one Child.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-18
New Spring Goods.

WvH E subscriber is Just receiving
IN direct from New York, fresh sup.
ply of new and fashionable spring
goods, consisting in part Of the following
articles, viz:--
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-18
u u A D Y N a DIE
CLOT HIN G.,

Forsprng and summer wear. Purchases
are respectfully invited To call and exam,
inc for themselves; as l intend TO SCH
cheap for cash, or to punctual men on tlms'
] consider my accounts due at all tlme''
particularly when doubtful.
M. ID. HAYNES.
N. B. will sell an undivided ball q
TO acres OF land lying on Deer Cre shs
Washington county, or exchange ~
M.D.H.
Lexington, Mi. May, A 25-ti.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-18
THE UNION.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
FOR GOVERNOR,
A. G.. Men UTT.
FOR CONGRESS,
GEN. A. G.. BROW N,
JACOB THOM PSON,
FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
b. W.. BENSON.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
s MU Ell CRAIG.
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
A. B. SAUNDER RS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-18

Old Bachelors-- We know Of no oihel
portion of society who live more lorel,
than old tarhelors:-They eat alone, 60 te
bed alone. rise alone, ride alone, die alone
and go 10 the devil alone. -Fayette Adler
tiSer.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-18

Aphroisms selected from the writings
Of Lord Kames, Jeremy Taylor, and 9th
ers:
The young are slaves to novelty, the old
10 custom.
When man has passion for nm ill.fa-
vored woman, it must needs be violent.
Men often 90 from love to ambition, but
seldom return from ambition to love.
Unjust resentment is always the greatest.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-07
N Offices.
THE SILK GROWER.

and FARMERS MANUAL. Edited nv
Ward Cheney and Brothers. A NEW
VOLUME--With additional Attractions ;
The present number closes the first vol
ume of the Silk Grower, and we now
take the opportunity to return our thanks
to those kind friends who have so liberal
ly patronized US. The success of the
work has exceeded our most sanguine an
ticipatiensj and will cause US to spare no
labor or expense whatever to make the
Second Volume interesting to the SILK
GROWER AND THE FARMER.
The work now circulates oceT ten thou
sand copies ecery month to subscribers re-
siding in all parts of the Union-and
from the continued demand for it, no doubt
ls entertained that the patronage will be
increased in few months at least four
fold.
We have placed in the hands of an en-
'nent French translator, more than 1000
pages Of Neso TTeatises upon the Six
Worm and Sugar Beet, which were
sent US from Europe, and in our next
shall commence the publication of them.
knowing that the information there given
will be useful and satisfactory. We have
also been promised the correspondence of
several celebrated French silk culturis.s.
which will also be promulgated through
our pages. In fact all that we can do to
disseminate practical knowledge in re-
gard to the silk business shall be done.
In beginning New Volume, we are
soiicitous tina. every person who wishes
TO obtain knowledge of the Silk Gull
ture, and the growing Of the Legitimate
Morus Muliicaulis tree, will be persuaded
to send us their subscriptions al once, that
they may secure the work from the CON-
mencement of the number just about to
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be published. The years subscriptions
10 the first volume will cease with the
number now sent, and we look with con-
fidence for renewal of the same imme-
diately. as there is progressive interest
IN the business which makes it requisite
that our readers should become acquaint-
cd with the important results of practice
and experience which we have to Law be-
lore them. The present patrons of the
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land the eash) Immediately.
A few copies OF the frst UoLvgse are vet
on hand, and have been stitched on ex-
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The terms of the Six Gro,rer and
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for ten dollars.
The work is published monthly-eye-
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octave pages, ensbetIished lcith numerous
appropriate engrGUiags, with the addition
OF a cover Tor advertisements, &c.
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phia.
Philadelphia, June, 1889.
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. The Commiitee are (: Rev. Dun..,
Chairman, Rev. Charles w. Denison- ssc.n,s.lls
Rev. Messrs. ZeloIes Grenell, and Jo6n n R.y
lnond. and Br. J. c. Mccormick. NAY,
Inc circular was prepared and presented 70
tue Meeting BY Committee of which Rev ID.
dunbar was chairman, and was unani1nousiy adopt-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-08-07
From the Baltimore Ameriean.

The ALLEGHANY Coal MINEs.-We
have before US an interesting report adj
dressed by John Pickell, Esq. late of the
u. S. Army, on engineer service, to "The
President and Directors of the Boston and
New York Coal Company, detailing the
results Of late examinations and surveys
made by him of the coal and iron lands
in Allegheny county, in the State OF
Maryland, belonging to that company
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MONT TELEGRAPH

execution Of this purpose. committee OF
Iorty individuals to each of said Chiefs
Ihey succeeded in accomplishing their
bloody design in every instance but one.
one single chief This name forgotten
happened not to be at home. He rallied
the Ridge party, and on the 2Sth marched
upon the Ross party; battle ensued
which resulted in a loss on both sides
varIously estimated at from forty to sew
enty lives. Ross was among the slain
Now that Ridge and Ross are both dead.
!. IS hoped and believed by many, that
Bushy head. by his great popularity with
MS tribe, will yet succeed in efecting a
reconciliation re- between the parties. The
Cnerokees refuse to receive the beef
which the contracting agent was furnish
ing them; and have threatened to take
MS life, unless he pay them the money!"
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GIGANTIC PROJECT. The British
Government propose to have, for direct
communication with their East India Pos.
sessions, through the Red Sea, five steam
efs, OF 1900 tons each; two smaller ones
IN India, and omnibuses and vans to cross
the lsthmus of Suez. This is independent
OF the steamers in the Mediterranean.
The cost will be about a million of dollars
per annum.
FRoM Havana. We regret to learn
that the yellow fever is quite severe in
that city. Among the shipping, particu-
farly the foreign vessels, its raVages are
represented to be alarmingly fatal sever
al vessels being deprived Of their entire
crews, and given by their ConsuIs, in
charge of keepers. and many others in
such condition as to be unable TO proceed
to sea.-N O. BulLetin July 10.
PERILoUs ADVENTURE AT NIAGARA
FALLS. The Buffalo Commercial AID
vertlser relates an account of a perilous
adventure which occurred at Niagara
Falls, on the Goth ult 1t appears that a
new bridge is being built to Iris island,
about $50 yards from the brow of the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-21

Aim Of protection. in every thing,
though in mo.t things i. 10 una,isinsble;
hOse.er. those vino aim 81 il. and per
severe, oil come ruch nesrer % IL than
ihrse ~sose iarinsss aud dsspandt ncy
nase then sbandon il. q. unattainahle.
IL 10 .'uI senlioSs happiness whirb .
msn snj"ys spas, frnm society. II IL no,
accessory 10 ninsIe wnh those If uncnn-
asatl ts-'ss. but !; il necessary To make
ih- - seal god ore oi The moving springs
Of acnoe; and when this 10 NIL done man
esnnot be happy.
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-. Conceded HsGpons We have in
many instances expressed nur detests,iun
Of the practice Of carrying deadly weap-
ems. and nov lhs. The legislature is in ses-
sion we mu.t reiiprs,e the demand that a
ls~ should be passed making sorh q p'ac.
lice penal. The greatest safeguard q
esinsi evil practices. is the remosal nj
temptation: and II rash. dlssaluse. snd IT.
Eenge fol prisons were prevented from
carrying ~eapons. we should hear OF but
lea Ins,snees Of their wresking tl.eir NAL
ice OF seating ihsir spite by 81 attack up
on the lie oi their sdsersaries. Ii . ash
is IA the habit Of carrying deadly weap-
ons on his person. aud il lie be a perso"
Of irrtsbls temperament, he is tempted In
use them shensser he anger 10 exeIird.
and Ikeash IN HE rslmer moments he may
sbhor ihs very idea Of taking the life ui
sno'hsr. yet when passion has tie mas.
iery. be oil be too apt TO Ttsnrt 10 the
means Of fessags psonpirll by the knnwl.
edge that he has sespons On his person.
Bali. Sun.
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~ T. .7nsrieaa Museum Of LiteI azure and the
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Christian Protestant
Advocate OF Union.

The above tile indicates the design &c a
periodical nes spaper. which all be pub
lished. weekly, at llsllsb"rough, so sO"n
as the smiles Of Providence. and the
prospect OF adequate encouragement, will
justify the undertaking. a journal Of
this description has long bfen desidrra-
ium in the church, especially that por-
ton OF il led, after their only scknow-
lodged leader. Christians. For while the
various serts and parties in our land have
each its appropriate organ 10 advocate
distinctive tenets, this small community
have none: no press TO yinIicaie their
principles or plead their cause; in other
words, 10 EXHIBIT the Billie as the only
standard around which the rhOie church
csn rally, and Christ as the only head to
which all christians can hold.
Sectarianism. like the beast in the Apo
calypso. whose number IS six hundred
three score snd six. every where reaFs is
heads. In churches, it seeks to monopo.
lie that. which flesh and blood should
moi. and cannot. inherit. In pulpts,
where Christ alone should he lifted up,
and The gospel. that brineeth peace and
good will. proclaimed. it gives indications
"f its carnal nature: fur whereas there
are envyings and striGes among you, are
ye not carlal!" II is this beat, that Of
ten in eassock or eowl. perhaps in long
rnbes, nay. as ID. ID. it is TO be feared.
teaches men Divinity. II substitutes hu-
man systems, confessions and creeds, as
standards. in rlsce Of the Bible. 1t
makes the word OF God OF more effect BY
traditions. II teaches, for dortriuss, tie
commandments Of men. II every where
causes tie cssnal nature. or hesst, which
had received wound, by the sword Of
the spirit. ccnsicting il Of sin, to live in
the hearts of those who profess 10 have
been converted 10 Cbrist. 1t fashions a
religion. accommodated To the carnsl ma.
lure of its vOtsries. IL eoBsults pTeju-
dice; and manufactures :, stems suited 10
different tastes. IL adds the sanctions OF
Gods word to doctrines not derived from
it: to wisdom not from above. IL makes
an image TO tie beast that has Its dwell
Ing IN the heart ltcsuses isms and dog
mas, and other works 81 mems hands, or
heads. 10 be idnlized, To The neglect Of
the Bible. and the God OF tie Bible. II
makes converts to man, aud sort Of
Divinity al his shade; its number, Is the
number of a man. Every where il causes
each sect to assume a name and mark
which are sectarian: sectarian rather than
Christian FEATURES. Every where il be-
trays an affinity with the same beast. on
which rides the mother Of Horiots, fall Of
names. Party names and names Of men,
are chosen. in preference to that into
which we were baptised; to which every
ktee should bow; and which is the only
name given under heaven. by which We
can be saved. The name by which pr-
mli,e ssiE.s we're called, as il by Di,inc
spfoiDtrsnt. has eccn rendered unlash-
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Esmalss o. TsaeAsrs-IIaa. N.li'am
m. Sswaad, GasrFnor ri New horks
r.rks high msa prlislcisa and sassesmsn.
bu, holds > ssilI nose snslahls rsnk among
ths he.s srhalxrs. ihlnkrEs and @HaaeFs
In oor roansry. TIE following eloquent
ard Just tribute n the peculiar merits and
ors,.frstians Of woxES 10 from he pen:
.Hs- a srsne N ne. u dull cheer
,s,- a d. "a mt ransinesd that hey are
,ouslI. qualified wiih lhr ether sex. f,r
he ,Iudy 81 The magnificent eression
around %, and eqaslly shli'srd In The hsP-
mines. IN be derived from - pursuit: aaJ
.uIl more blind i he. WIN has mi harmed
thai il YES Ihe lnlrnllon nf The cresi.'E Ia
commit ta lhsm = higher Pasaion al re-
s.anslhliy in the rdueaii"n If youth 81
hslh ssses. They are tie aslnEsl guar
dian Of the ysung. Their shsirae,laa
from IN. tagrassiag cares nf i'ir saaFds
,hsm leisure bolh 10 acquire snd COM
mun,rsle knauledse. From Them the
Young more willingly receive Il. because
The severity Of discipline Is relieved with
greater tenderness and affection. While
their more quick apprehension. enduring
patience. expansive bsneEoleEee. higher
purity. more delicate taste. and elevated
moral feeling. qualify them farsxesllenes
in an departments Of learning except per-
hans he exact sciences. II his be true.
Lov many a repulsise. bigossd and indo-
lent professor will. in The general improve
meni Of education, be compelled 90 resign
bis clam to mndes,. assijunus AMI afTrc-
tiona,e womsnl AID how many eoneeit-
ed prrtenders. Who may WELD the rod IN
orr common schools. without The know
ledge nf human nature requisite fnr lis
discreet exercise. TOO iadolenI to improve
and too proud To discharge their rsspon-
sIble dunes. gill he driven To seek suhsis-
fence elsewhere"
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Education.

sisHE subscriber has PsnsuEsd tie service al
L the Rev. D. n. Yssgk, IN his schssl. %
salsd i've miles east af iillisbaro.gl IN pr,
Ealr. healthy seeIior Il seHalEy.
The iaiiasing hEanrhes wIll BE- taught; srtl'
li-g, Reading. HriIing. AnlhmsIie, Eagiisii
Craamar. 6eegEaahy sad B.,s.k kesr,ng.
Raard and Th.ion Niil col exceed thirty ~
isllars psT ssssian 4 fise m"nihs. Srhaai All
commence on the 18th instant; Stalests eaa
eater al any time during the Fessloa-
THOMAS W. HOLDEN.
JshuiIy is. 81
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A SOuihern .9aimai wih Northern
P6n1piss.-Scne ~orkmen. breaking
the ns Isviy On q pond in the suburbs IL
Ns- Ysrl. d,sepsered . large Alligator.
lie rss speedily mobbed aud kiIled--a
fate shaeh he vel deserved. for being
found in 90 unnsural q I" position" S..
Col. Telescope.
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nILLSB ROUGH. N. G..
PUBLISHED wEEKLf
ny DENNIS HEARTH,

AT TuEEE DOLLARS TEAR, "a IVA p"iLaHs
FIFry cESrs ~ rAtD W atyAStE.
Those who do mol give notnc Of their wish
u have thrIr raprr Discontinued ~ the cxpIa'
ton of the year. vii br p,c,umrd as ''csH'"!
its tonti'"en.c uniIl go lnIcrmandcd.-~ And ="
paper wtli tr III cna'i ,tcl nuir All ar'ra'a1e'
ar" ~ 4. mncaS ~ the rptirr al The ru'''@l'"f'
Advertisements nat exceeding stxi"cn 'l"s,
one d1l'ar IL 4 e FIRST, rnI tMru'y.tvc 'e'l*
f"rrarh slts' que ! ma r,"r; l"s rrr "h'' !"
proportions Cmuit a ~. t'yr a"t,s twr"'t .h'o
per rrpt higtcr. ,!cdmu MI SO percent.
vi! - Wa :. ~ sSVvI''s 4sty; { yr"r
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EETuN8NT
Female Academy.

SshG exercises u this institution. twelve
miles sostb acct from iIillsbarongh,i will
s"'a'nenrs an the h:s' 10y Of February, and
vi eOpiisus uil1oHs intefmlssiun f.s tao ses-
s"s.' tue vacation wIll be giyen IN the n,osths
81 Osyemaer and Jsassry. The pure f tsi-
Won e'e'a doi1aTs 9 session; Drawing and
fa'"iioR Eve cellars extra. The increase al
'a'' 'ehoDI = sufieIehI esideBce If the gene.
iai .s'lssseiloa which urs Morrow has gwen
10 Tie mAaaeeEi Of her school; aud se hest
ta'e ACT 10 ssy. that those who wish 10 give
THEFT daughters liberal edueaiioa would do
vel 10 c"nfiie them o. her care. a...s
Board. hVe cellars monih.
Tii0S. d. OLDHAM.
JANE f1HCMTslN.
ELIJAH PICkARD.
Deceaah.r ~ q,
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Five Cents Reward.

,aAs sway trim the subscriber, nm the 18th
msaan. a bound boy 10y the aame If mn.
- -" snns, ne is aboa, nineteen yrsrs
o.. moderately We'll grove, spare bull. and
80 '""sa ae' The absve reward will b.
s'sen y. ~ appfehe'"on AID delivery To me;
sat ~ 'hanks val be 'end~tea, mar expresses
pada Al persons are hereby fore~ armed bar.
o"riag &c eafpoylag hun, ss the Law will be-
s"'9'esa ~ iis fullest extent "a such a. NAV
W. BRANNOCK.
assuatg o. -.
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The Legislature 81 Georgia has passed
IN act 10 call Convention. in April next,
10 reduce The number of The General Az
semb, 81 laai State, which is nov come
shat eamserssme. II is strictly forbid
den 10 Touch any other matter.
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ST. .9S.7PH'S DISTRICT,

~ sAosAS II - DN& 80
\ PPI.IcAIInN will be made 10 rnT nsK
- County causi. an the iauT'a M"n.sy u
Frhsanry "a. n, 10 remove, rrrn'aie and ssla
hlish. al eanvenieaI distances is"m each nihss
Gwe places Gar holding 's'seiiaas IN sail district
20 s.ert mea,bcrs t. caaRress and tic ccarFa
Assembly. Al rEesrEt &c have but aHe. ans
IL all cur sister districts IN Ihe F"n.Iy ihr!
have Iwu. AID 10 some Iaree fiaces ioT sele
tate elet tlnns.
FRIEND TO EQUAL RIGHTS
JaauaEy .. 5s--sa
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EsEGS respectfully TO isEasm his frisnds sad
- Merchants erneFally. IN Virginia and North
csnslina. tast lie - noe receiving an elliErly
new Steak al Goods IN the ahsys lac. sHpEess-
" adapted tn tie southern trade. Es. ~ de
sr,iptiaa Of Ri-h CHINA IN seiis. aud clT
GLASS. together with . eesnPieie assntimeEi
"f cammua aud oUEENSN ARE and STONE
WARE. EossiaHIiy an haRd. and NIi' he oti.ftd
on as COL terms as Ihry can be PFSSuied "a
The UnsIrd States.
Liberal credit x,Il he gwen when nGHirrd.
Coos all be carefully packed BY saPerisnerd
hands. 0rtisrs by letter. promptly attended
g., anI faiafaly txeeuIed. The patronage oi
his old friends. and the MeEsaaii'e cOmHnnl'
~ genera ~. Ia Virginia and North Carolina,
il n a.. sied.
Se9 lerk, January =. Sd
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NIantua Making.

sngIE sabsrFaher Laring iaeated herself in
- IIallssaaoaga. respectfully infsEms ne To-
diss a this pace 80 - ssriaalg. ihat SIC y
prepared - exuents any kiad cf wosk - hsE
lee IN alss latsst aad .aasl fashionable siy.e.
Her Fesldeaee is a. the Iniaa Raiei,
ANN JOHNSON.
February G Sc
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SnHnsE indebted 20 the estate a y LILLIAN
- STRAYHnRN. deceased. are requested
as.eosae forwaFd aad make in.Eardiasra settle
mea:. - no longer Indulgence heed be CT
VA. DUSkIN. Err.
February G. s6-3wp
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AI ,sa's indebted 10 the late firm Of
,rs. I"tH X NEBtaE. y 10 JAMES
s' 80 % are requested to call s.n the
.. ana make 1nraedists.sr;iiemenI;
eIIs '"t@ sec"anis ALL be put into tie
80 ~ :" 'ln'er l"r collection. Longer IN.
on gence cannot be gwen.
January 81. e.,