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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03

~. .-.. s,r4s=zsi ta aa1a-a-. IAsl-s II
rs a s.'I.- ..- er. S -t t.- Z .--ls {
81 Lowed Ia-..t
t-.. "a H--si .a announce Ma EASE,
~ Hg- s.e-s 81. t..s Probate oa-1-
,,.--- ss. .r--rsI 90 aaa,uucc RgafET ILL.,
fH.1 -auaty, q candidate ie- lH-a-
a..'...--.g a.s4.ug erection.
f4...-z authorized O. announce Hoo. JseH>
asa candidate ,ur judge OF t-- II q.
E-a.s lul Appeals
"a. are authorized ~ announce ASGuE
-,zrfr. Es4. as a cana.da'e ''' ~'-'e'. -''' "'
November election.
p, "a. are authorized 70 announce !. HrrcH-
- 'Vryroai a, a candidate TOR chancellor
- "a. ar, authorized 10 announce JoHN K.
~ candidate for tie office of Treasurer Q
i-,,fs, county.
- We are authorized q announce >TERLlN' H.
- As a candidate FOR Clerk OF me circuit court
~ L9wnles county at the ensuing eeeuoa'
-. Ne are authorized to announce FrANcIs ?.
- a. a candidate Tor the Office OF CleFA Tor The
S -, court Of Lowndes county
80, - We are authorized To announce L. ;. WI
a. candidate for Clerk OF the Circuit court
-, L5wndes county
-. We are authorized to announce Co. JoHN
~ as A candidate for Sheriff OF L0wndeS
cunts at the next eecuoh'
- -. w. are authorized to announce EBENEzEE
d, G.r.y,. as a candidate for the office OF Sheriff
1a,yndes county, al the ensuing election.
- Ne are authorized ia announce john NEw-
MIN. as candidate for reelection to the
~ &,.of Treasurer, Of Lownles County.
- Ne are authorized To announce GEORGE
c,,,y. as candidate for Sheriff Of Lowndcs
.r'rr at the ensuing November election.
~. We arc authorized to announce BESJANN
I,xe as n candidate for the office OF clerk Of
40 Probate court for LowRdes county.
r.s-We are authorized to announce WILLIAM P.
pr,rrR. a. a candidate for clerk olthe Probate court
lar Lowndes county.
rs- We are authorized to announce Major Ma
rr,,NlrL l.. MITCHELL, as a candidate Tor the office
o,SherT oil Lowndes county al the ensuing election
n7- We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
Il WmGur, as a candidate for Sheriff OF LoWndeS
county at the next election.
~ We are authorized to announce JAMES H
TrsyER, as a candidate for Sheriff Of Lowndes
county at the ensuing November election.
20 We are authorized to announce BENJAMM
e. WEIR, as a candidate for the office of Sheriff OF
Lcwndes county, at the next election.
% We are authorized to announce Own z.
BRowy as a candidate for clerk Of circuit court OF
L0wndes county.
rr We are authorized to announce WM. j.
RsrEs as a candidate for clerk OF circuit court Of
Lownles county.
W We are authorized TO announce Col. JAS W.
BRlcKfLL as a candidate for the office Of clerk Of
the circuit court for LowndeS county.
01T-We are authorized 10 announce GEoRGE
TucKER as a candidate for Clerk Of the Probates
Court
lg5-We are authorized to announce JAMES NIcH-
olSas a candidate for the office Of town constable.
W We are authorised to announce DAVID {.
RcH.Rps as a candidate for the office Of Treasurer
Of Lowndes county.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03

DY virtue OF sundr, wrls of fl. f.. issued BY The
- Clerk OF lht circuit court OF Lowndes county
and to me directed viii sell lur cash at the court
house door, in Columbusoa Monday the 9Th day Of
july 1881, the lofuwas property 10 vii: Lots
number egbt, nine aud ten, lu square our north ol
Mann slreel, ia tht said town OF Columbus, beng
the lots en which Madison NllilaIs dwelling rs sit
ualed Levied ON as the property OF Madison Wal
tbai to satisfy sand H. as. Ia favor Of James i!
Smith and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 30th May 1882
JOHN W. HlRN, ShH
Of Lowndcs County
I7-lW. u, fee 80 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03

The v.enf che abo,, described property IS asgc
~ p.,,t,an.. unu.. the Ig,h day 81 AutJ>, next
J. y. BiR\, Sa'E
Ia., gnh. lsS9 -a-3w pr. lec - -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03
pOsrpoNENlENT.

The sale OF the above described property "a here
~ postponed uuld Monday the 9th day of Augu'
lrxL
J. ". BlRN, Sh'H
luly 20th. 1889 q I'd. Pr fee 80 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03
SilcriH's sale.

DY virtue Of ono wit Of f. %. issued by the
ID clerk Of the circaIt court Of Lowades county,
and % me directed viii sell for cash before Tie
court house door IN the town Of SarkyiIc, 0ktbbe-
ha county, on the thrd Monday OF July next, al.
the right, title, claim and lntercs, hat Sames J..
Fuller has ~ and 20 tie following described land to
wit: south east quarter Of section eight, township
eighteen, north Of range twelve cast, west hall Oh
the south west quarter Of section nine, township SIX
teen north Of range twelve east. Levied on as tIel
property Of James J. Pu!er to satisfy said writ Of
H. a. il favor Of John Cross against James }. Publ
Ter.
Sale within The hours prescribed BY law.
JOHN NJ. MOORE. ShIE
Of Oklibbcha county.
StarsgiIle, June i0,-i9-5w pr. fee 81 90
POSTP0NEMENT.
The sale OF the above described property il here
by postponed until the third Monday N Auras,
neS'.
lOUN y. MOORE, SIN
Ju, }0tb. $50 2-tw lPn cc sl0 0ol
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03
70. Managers.

41b4 Pnzts amounting q SI3J,5JT
G- TICKETS $500, Halves $3.50, Quarter
Is %, for sale at the Agents Office, two doors be
low Balr's Hotel, on Nam street.
c. WARREN, Agent.
august Sd 5lfl Columbus. Nj
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03
puSIPoNEMENr

The sale OF me above described property IS here
= postponed uulil lhc ,th oi August next
}. ". BiRN, SHE
JuIy 20 Is3a.-2-ul [pr, Ice 50 col
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03
pOsTpONEAIENT.

The sale Of the above described property is here
y post poned anu Tie third Monday ~ Augu.
lcHL
JOHN NJ. MOOEE, Sh'f.
july 10Th, ls39.--2-ig. Pr fee $40 90
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Eagle Hotel.
CGIunIflg, .Wisslssippi.

TTVHE subscriber having taken tbs wei known
Il establishment Formerly kept by himself, VIII b,
happy 10 srrte Tvs old customers aud tine pud,
generally WITH Tie best tie market affords,
JAMES JONE,
Iu'glith l-32 n 5ln
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03
I,l.n,t Sale.

NOTICE IS hereby given, thatiu pursuance Of
~ the provisions OF a certain deed u Trust, exc
culrp by NuAam NcDmlcol the county of Win
,tuu State OF Masssippl on the tWcnIy-hfst day Of
December 1851 to II. W. Cater Of the county OF
'Lownies and state aforesaid, as trustee Ia secure
sthe payment Of a certain pruulssoIy note, therein
mentioned ana described, 10 the order OF the Tom
I5.gby Rad Road Company wal, as trustee, oIlt
public sale, at the court house, IA the lown Of Co
umbus Mississippi, on Saturday the sixth day d
sJuIy nsAt within the hours prescribed by law, al
gue ,4lt tide claim and interest which the sal,
William Mcdaniel has IN and to the following deJ
Etribed lands, 10 wit lhe whole Of section nuubci
twenty seven, the north east quarter 81 section TWEEN
Y eight, cast half OF the south east quarter OF sec.
uun twenty one aud the west halt Of the south west
quarter Of section number twenty Two, aud The
southeast quarter ul the south east quarter 81 sec.
lou number twenty eight all ~ township fourteen,
and of range eleven east, situated IN Winston coun-
W IN the State Of Mississippi, and having five hun
ired acres on the same N cultivation together with
alI and singular the tcHcment9, hercliamenls and
lppureuanc1s thereto bcIusgng; and all the crec-
tons buildings and improvements whatsoever upon
the same
Dated ibis 9Th June 1850.
IT, W CATER, Trustee
4)A. Pr. Zee ~l0 00l
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-.s.tsst Et-1- ari PUBLISHER, r HEacsI
ave t.ar -rt l.#r PEG ecfet. Jas.Es w a.,.-l
sr s--. .a.. .. .H.s themselves ASSIST t...#- rs
a..-r.. -s. rits.H-.. .l.... vt D.. a r. N
& E.a.- ST .e ,E.I.l-y r1 t.C T-a.- ar. t#att-a
tt..s- t1r1.e4 H1 Che r.cs,- Pub sHc-, e g1-s
have baeu 81. aaf imposed uHHa ty iac community
I'D ..rr. thlt tt,H are c1uslgEci O. some extent !
le.-r5 I'd cas-, el aeia..> nles 30 set t.elr IS "a
Vocation BOZ he s1 honorable, deserving ui So aga
cons 'ssatun. rratactst ut 81 much ta0jor a ca>s
.aat JNc5;s 81 powerful. an influence, u Is knoWu
Is te p.1syr5aI .ar ihc debtors Oh newspaper pub|
sasr, CD consider their JCusuds Cd, ue last 20 te
Ial-Jtbis % which there Is attached 800 w''5a. ''-
cation. sad which they can refuse 90 pay with nus
et auI Uaulr: hence g Is incumbent upon ,Hc c'U-
iurtor, uf tb. press Go asset their ovu nights, and
,sahc, >eycuy aud yainty, o. buug ai patrons OIL
newspapers under the same obligations that attach
o o,btr contracts or ahVav, remain lu poverty aud
Saut. stAtasauls due them from tht most sci,
ytBt men iu the country.
We call upaa al editors and publishers e5 r3pca
sao apgr'vg 80 he following rules % eutomt
Hcm o., their sIrgawrcs-p.1cc them az tIc hfal
at their papers, 3nj spicl.y adhere 10 them
q n sa5seaPuoa received without payment q
.aaraGre.
:. No subscription received ot less ttan sly
'monihs
80. Advance payment VIII be required from 81
transient advertisers.
3;h. roanuouuog no man Tor any office, e'ttei
Stale or County without tie adrdHrt payment @
ben dollars.
jta. Pontcal circulars CHARGED as advertisements
and p5ymeu, required ~ ddr5Hct,
9Th Al advertisement, ut a personal alteration
wi De charged double, and payment required IA al
vance.
It'll Election tickets vii. no, be printed without
order, nor delivered to any person without payment
"a advance.
Sh All subscribers without respect 10 persons
svho are deUnQucuts ON the first OF October viii b,
trcktn tom our list and their accounts put IN suit
The above ra.cs, we the undersigned, pledge our
Isc,ycS 80 abide by
JAMES 4. STEVENS,
Editor Of the lazoo Wing
s. II, Il. BLACK,
Editor of The Nalchcz Courier
nESANtUN y HALLIDAY,
Publishers of the Mississippi Free Trader
JAMES HAGAN,
Editor and Proprietor O. the Nlcksburg Sentinel
". NJ. SMlTH,
Editor of tie Grand Gu.f Advertiser
SAMUEL CURTIS,
Proprietor of the Southern Argus
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor OF the Rodney c'ctrapI
j. VI. DUFFlELD,
Eluoro of the Grand Gull Wing
NM b. TEBO,
Editor Of the fayettc ADVERTISED
A, b, d 5. Il. CORNlNE,
Editors and pruprclurs OF tie luzoo Banner
ARCH. ) CLARKE,
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Editor o the Southern Ntutnea
NORTHlNGTON \ CHAPMAN
Editors and Pupnetors OF the Columbus Democrat
june 1850
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03
Grand Lodge Lottery

CLASS NO. 3, FOR 1859.
10 be drawn at NATCHEZ, Mississippi,
ON, Aug 3, 1899, at O'Clock T. NJ
ID. 4. TATUM s Go. Managers.
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Commission Business.

TIME Undersigned offer their services 10 Their
4 trends and the Public, as General Agents
band Commission MeichantS--ln the city OF New
I ork, under the firm Of j: l. ANDREWS q
bro OTHERS, in the City Of New Orleans under
tile firm of ANDREWS s. BROTHERS, and II
tine City OF Mobile under the ilrIn Of l., l.. An
lDREWS a. co. And are prepared 70 grant tie
usual facilities on Consignments.
y. /. Andrews will continue BIS residence IN Ne"
ork: u. Andrews will continue his residence II
New Orleans; and Z. L. Andrews, now OF hunts
|yile, Ala. Will make Mobile his permanent place o.
esldeuec alter the lst Of October next
j. /. ANDREWS,
H. ANDREWS,
L. l.. ANDREWS.
July 20, ls39-2-sm
II BOOTH, REsIDEsT DENTIST, has removed Is
lO tle ulce i4tely occupied by ). 4. Sa,iort,ai.
lone door east Of the Bookstore.
July 81, 1899. soft
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-03
POSTPONE MENr

The sale Of The above property is hereby post
,oncd anu Saturday the Iari day Of August next
II. W. CATER, Trustee.
Jolly 90th. l-j9-id. Pr lee $40 90
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THE RESTING PLACE.


$50 man lieih down. and riseth not ill
the Heavens be no more; they shall not
wake; nor be raised on, OF their Sleep
However dark and disconsolaie the
path Of lie may seem 10 any man. there
is al hour Of deep and quiet repose a,
hand, when the body may siak in 10 dream
less sluaber. Let not the imagins alton be
startled, ifthis resting place. instead ofthe
bed OF down. shsll be. TIE bed Of gravel,
or the rocky pavement Of the tomb. No
matter where the remains Of wearied m an
may lie, the repose is deep and undislurb.
ed-ihe sorrowful bosom heavel no more:
the tears ase dried up in their fountains;
the aching head is at rest, and the stormy
waves Of earthly lribuIs,ion roll UNDECIDED
over The very bosoms Of the pale nation
Of the dead-nol one Of the sleepers heeds
the spins. stirring trump or responds TO the
rendIng shouts Of victory.
How quiet these countless millions
slumber m the arms OF their mother
earth The voice Of the thunder shall
not awaken them: the loud cry Of tie lie.
menis-ibe winds-ikc waves. nor even
the giant tread Of the earthquake. shall be
able TO cause an inqUietude 10 the cham
bers Of death. They shall rest and pass
sway; The last gfeatbaitle shall be fought,
and then silver voice al first jus: heard.
shall use TO tempest tone. and penetrate
.hs soioeless grave. For The trumpe, shall
sound, and the dead shall hear Ills voice
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have found IN him an unvsrying friend.
lie was also very conspicuous in the set.
Element Of tie much vcxed Missouri
queshon-a subject which thresieGr d
Tho permanence Of our glorious ins,iiu.
iion'. Mn. Clay long presided over the
House OF Representatives,. high
and difficult station be filed With gIcat
ability and success. Such are some Of
The prominent points and characteristics
OF has career. His later history has trans.
pred within the memory. and before the
eye, Of the reader. Ills industry is unlir-
ing; his spirit has never tagged nor
qusiled before difficulty or defeat. For
The last few years the parry to which be
is attached has always turned 10 him with
the affection aud the confidence which
they have always extended 20 ono long
trusted and respected. Mr.. CLAY seems
vet IN the enjoyment Of vigorous health
and fine spirits. Time has dealt not IN.
kindly with hun. and his faculties of
mind aud body, promise long to continue
IN undated strength aud health.
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From The Cincinnati Ga.,ue.
PRESIDENTIAL nLrcrfous.

Mr.. EpIToR have been, since
The organization Of our Government Ihir-
teen PTsSidsniiai Elections. The follow.
ing Is correct statement Of the number
OF votes received by each principal can
didaie. for President and Vice President.
at each Of said elections and as twill lie
found on examination 10 have besn com.
piled from good authority It may perhaps
be WORTHY of place 10 your columns
FiGsT ELECTION, i7Sc.- Of Elec.
tors 90. George Washington received 90
votes John Adams b. aud John Jew o..
Washington was elected Pres!dent, and
John Adams. Wee President.
SECOND ELrCTioN .lIg2.-No. OF Flee
tors i33. George Washington Iece,. ed
i32 votes John Adams II, and George
Clinton 80. Washington and Adams
were both reelected.
TniHp ELECTIoS, 1896. No. Of Flee.
tors rs. John Adams received : votes .
Thomas Jefferson 60; Thomas Pinckney
-, and Aaron Burr 30. Adams vas
elected President. ard JeAerson VICE
PTesdcnt.
FoURTH ELEcrfov. lSOO. No. Of
Electors ~. Thomas JcGefsnn and
Aaron BUR- received each 73 votes John
Adams 90 and Charles &. plnckney GI
As there was no choice Of President IN
the college 81 electors. ;he election de.
vOlvcd ou The House q Reprosenisti,es.
and after balloiling 36 times. Jefenon
wss elected by aualOriiy 81 one State
Burr Vas elected Wee President.
FIyrH LLrcTfoS. leOl-No. Of Flee
tors 10. The present rlln II voting
separately FOR President and wee PfeH.
dent Was then adopted
Thomas Jefferson received lc2 votes
for PRECEDENT aud Charles G.. Pnckney
~. George Citation fscriyed TO- votes
for N,ce fIesit'nt. aud Rufus klng IS 90
JeGrTson snd Clinton we're elected.
SIXTH ELgCriOS. l-0-. No of Elec.
i0rs l1G james Mao,son received ~
votes fof President. and Charles & Finck
osy =. George Clinton received Ii3
votes for Wee Pfeadsni. and Rulus E,ng
- Nadison and Clinton sere elected.
SgvrN1a ~ -CuOs. i-l2.-Np. a
Electors III. James Madison received
lls votes fof President. ard De Wit
Clinton -. Elbudgs Gerry mcei,ed
~ votes ior Wee Pfesidea.. and Jafed
lngersoii ~. Madi,oo ADD Gerry we're
elected.
EfsHrH ELrcrION. I~iG no ~
Electors gi7. james Monroe received
10 votes for Pfrsdent sad Rvfus K,ng
80. Dsuisl ID. TomIS,ins received ~
votes iof Vice Pfesldsut, snd John r..
Howsfd p. Monroe sod Tonpklas sefs
elected.
NfvrH ELForioS, Ism. No. u Flee.
.ors M Monroe received 2Bs votes
foF Pfsadeni. sod Dsaiel ID. Tompsins
2ls for Vice Pgendeat.
TfETH ELEefioS, Is2g.--Eo ofElas.
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GOV TNIrn

AS We asserted, the insinuauons OF Tic En-
quiret touching the zeal and devotion of ihis
gentleman to the great Whig cause prove to 5c
the coinage q The Eii.or's own brain. We
have seen letter OF his To n friend, in reply To
one written 10 Him upon The subject, from which
We take the privilege Of making the suh,o.aed
extract. 1t !, lai-fooied and up-,o-,he-hab. and
wall satisfy The pubic 81 the degree O. confidence
to be reposed ih the ,nsInuaI!ons and statements
of the Enquirer:
You have done me no more than ma.
kcd Justice in eontrsdictins the repor, 10
which you allude, and which YOU state
10 have originated with Mr.. Inc.
yer have declared preference for Mr..
Van Buren, over Mr. Clay. hu, decidedly
The reverse. lrecard Mr.. Clay with de.
eIded favor, aud believe that he would If
elected 30 the Presidency. give 10 the
coutry q wise, temperate and patriotic
Administration. He has been from time
to time. the subject of the grossest and
most defamatory sssaults-but no man
has gone more openly 10 work 10 yindi.
cate his character thaa myself What
may be the course ofthc Harrisburg Con-
Heh'Ion, which IL 10 assemble next De.
cembcr, for the purpose OF nominating a
President aud Vice President, / ammo,
tell and all that Wing should do now.
should be To express LIS preference for
men, without committing bil..self SO far
as TO be arrayed asains, others who may
Obtain the nominatI1--.ind while have
n decided preference for Mr.. Clay over
others who have been named, | re>ereve
10 myself, as every freeman should do.
The r'2h' Of deciding. in full view of all
iha facts. alter the nomination shall have
been made"
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Msg s Q 2 "a 81

BuLwER AND HIS wIFE.-rhc novel
lately published by the wife OF culver. the no.
veliSi, has already passed through three editions
ia England Its only merit consists IA its bitter
ness, and TIE success with which Il pourlravS the
angered feelings OF vinjicIive woman n p
Wins. IN the Corsair. gives the following sc-
count OF The first misunderstanding between Eul-
vcT aud has wife.
BuLwER was an ambitious map-fu,l of
genius, OF profound learning. and LIBERAL
views. He bad written Pelham, the frs,
navel Of the nineteenth century. and The
Disoraed, not far behind IL in merit. He
became member Of Parliament. To his
wife he had betrolhed his hopes, his am
bilious thoughts OF what he could effect.
He spoke As he would have ,poken to
las own soul. He entered the House Of
CoGmons he rose 10 speak; IT was his
hr.t 'risl; his fame was nj ia zenith; he
saw the lights dance before his bewildcr-
ed eyes; the student IF the one solitary
lump rus 6store biu-ing and flushing cian-
9sLers. and his heart crcpt back to his
book girt sanctuary, aud his tongue could
not utter lis beautiful and eloquent senii.
msnis; he failed. Stunned and cCnfound.
ed. he fled to the sanctuary Of home, like
lhe culprit 10 Tue sanctuary oil the church
His wife was in her boudoir she had
heard Of his defeat at party where she
was. Her pride was siung. lie entered
to receive her sympathy. Dropping him
eur'sy. she sneeringly addressed him
"Ah. you are the distinguished EDWARD
LYrLEroN BuLwsR author OF Psiian and
the Disopned.s q You the man that wa. TO
reeenera,s England. TO overthrow the
Giey Ministry. Poor thing, scared by
the flare Of a candle !" He was over
whe!med with rage, and slapped her on
the face. He was psrdonsble among
men, But not among women. The pro.
vocation was great. This was one of the
first causes Of their separation; who was
to blame in IL; Morality aud love will
answer that question
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AinRNINfI


How beautiful - morning. and yethoV
few. comparatively, arc they Who enjoy
its loneliness % they should DO. How
delightful u - when day j. new and nature
awaking from iis slunbeT refreshed and
pgeneraied, uplifs rs brow decksd Wi,h
innUmerablc gems. 20 Sumter forth amid
ne green fields and caioh the passing
breeze that comes with balmy odourg on
IS siog Before the hustle and sullri.
ness q noon tide have arrived. how re-.
lreshing u . 90 sally forth add listen 20
the prisons that spring from glen aud from
hil side where the feathrfed songsiers
uplift their voices IN lhsnkfulaest 90 their
Greater. Midday nay bring Us excite.
menis. and evening BE Conversational
pleasures. bot u - "a The morning alone
that he spirit can retire within iiself. and
amid The eloquent Stiffness 81 nature. re-
vel ~ The lgxory Of free and uninieuupl.
ed inlcrcourse with that Beng Whose
power ~ every where snd whose good.
nsss bis clothed The earth With bcaaiies
81 With = mantle. II is when be eshy
sunlight fret kisses The mountain tops and
deckssach shrub and tree Vith diamond
lusirs. that The msginaiion, refreshed BY
natures soft FcsiofeF, hsimY sleep.
scars abroad. and loves TO minsie With
The elements. peopiisg them With lis fsiSj
cTesiioBs and mskisg the deepe,s soli.
fades ias,iaei wiih fs.--Bsli. .lnerieas
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CHEERFULNEsS ~ NIVFs.

Boz we'll remarks, that cheerful wo-
man may be Of great assistance 10 her
husband in business, by wearing cheer
fol smile continually upon her coua,e.
nance. A mans perpleAiiies and gloom.
lness rrs increased a hundred fold when
his better half moves about with a coniin.
ual seowi upon her brow. a pleasant,
cheerful wife is q rainbow SET in the skv.
when her husbands mind is tossed with
storms and tempesis; but adissalisfed and
fre,fui wife in the hour Of trouble, is like
one Of those iends who delight to torture
lOst Iph:ts.
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a baker 80 Philadelphia. named 18th
bury hss stopped be subscription e. ti.s
Philadelphia Enqofss. bsssuse The editor
dared 20 fuakest that he losvss ,houid o.
Increased 10 'ixe ~ tie hoof zen IN biice
We sympsihise viih ne EoqglnrCn ihn
immeess loss. though We should fet Mf
Lsulbuy down - q iogf.er snd ~ %
means he beat ivssman % lhsi ely.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
lR.ehsasnd Ubir.

1t is stated that. If Mr.. Riyes should be
the Opposition candidate for Senator. a,
The next meeting OF the Virginia Legi.ia-
ture, Mr.. Gilmer and Mr.. Son,hA,j a.,
delegates from AlbeT ale. will vote fer
Mr RIvGs. We trust tia, this report
may be correct, and "a believe II IL. We
DO not believe that these gentlemen will
be "impraciieable" Whigs.-.4ler Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

The Truth of the following excellent remarks
will be al once recognized by all 10 whom expe-
Iience has afforded an opportunity Of forming Il
correct Judgment on the premises. ~ pleasant,
cheerful wife is n rainbow set in the sky when
her husbands mind Is tossed with storms aud
iempcsis"-sDd daIkened indeed must he the
SPiri from which the radiance Of affection aud
md. 4. IL.