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The rights of editors and puoltslefs 9, paPess
have been too long neglected. 1nsslee w
he done unless themselves assert nei
and enforce the most rigid rules nicn e zss
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beneficial 70 those engaged ~ me press -
fishers Of papers have been 80 long nPQssa eksls
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bosom Of bis beloved edeeEaaE ana lea1a'
linz lessons 81 wisdom and plefy rom TBS
lies 81 him hc pake never man spake
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! gloomy dun eeon, 81 anished from tle socte
II Of friends, and The endeaE S Of rellgt
Gus communion, % the dgearY wastes alls
aninhabit regions 81 the lonelg and des
I oIate agnos--tle she'd around him th
blessed influence Of living faith y tla
hnlF religion Of which he was subject an
~ apostle. of glorious hope IN lmInoI
talitv aud tlle full truition Of heavenly JOY
and shea4eniY beuiitude and q tnat clsds
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-05-08

S is nation, ard conte
rSnp and pageantey hlcn bro
sniafious glare arou ro the cre
+ efeases pLla
Sc purity and elinpl lty 81 9llt BOY
nav alee ea6port FRAT HnhaiQ
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fH|ts Iic 81
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brigst ana hailowed spangles ife OIL n.,
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a0f eeefy land The pfd
possa 81 heaven oaer allthe world 9es
md 81 beality. virtues Falor. sfs
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assuming 81 md elz
t;o,,s IS Is gisss althona 81
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called b. BIS 3eaFenl mas go 50
higher empl9 nt
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of his life.
of Join Tue @
ia the publ q 'ha hete
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st,pnose. llia hess tpo m ieus patrons
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srfs sfir6 - curse ~ Qie hlef
should elan se hose Who meet nm
tis halloe 81 eleeInels Sc tas kaoaee Sp2m'
sud who afe accounted oltsg g 1e Saken
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j laser was called q 9laA g.
hilnbIe follower. constant com iQn anN
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fnf winch he came from heaven @ eaFsa
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lion Of al things written ~ ses NV wv ~ z.
nronhets. respecting the Nleslahs were sq g
|, perfected he SAINTS from ine nsatsAl y
world, sen down deputaslon 8 sou
ofIwith the Redeemers Fe latlYe g 1ls olcsss'
IL which lie should acconpl So a1 eFtsalsl Il
ID And when the Lord Jesus went Up uPol
n The mountain, to meet the heayeniy Rssas2ts
e aud 8 give them renewed ASSURANCES 9
81 oeni Of the gIeaf anu gseal
e as nbisct los which be was Ia8 sss..
y. g.as oie of he three descipl o SO.
le ne4raiiied = 81 present on that occasion
81. ana behold tie heavenly ll,stgs lllea show
e aronnd Them. and filled The place . il'l SIG
8. -.@s;a,,f 0loYv. And AGAIN, hen hat OR
l. and Gloom nioit, ID wien she Son e SO
ii vas sem d, spread hef sable cullalA ogs
81 the face ol nature, when tue Il ksiss oa'aN
he ql;scinles had for the last time gathefe
at aro,,n,l the table with their Divine Head !
"A II . a $500. sl,aa fAast f)f the passover, ] Oh
pr was theEs reclining lh eng Dos9sl, = : Z
ysI Lord and Master. And wheni after the tea
Er- was flushed, and Jesus nae leIt Astln ais Y
N ciples nomento oi als love anu s'lalsllsls
mi and gone forth 70 nice tne soseinn alle ~
Al- tll trials through Wllscn ne was 70 49,
when e entered the loonay sasslel os s y
samenh, to drink tue 1lstek cup o1 ossaA
Is. Ohm was thele = ssAola ssls eee'
snt of bis So efing ap1 g VIII '1s $50
I'D IS his lsokso AUD nnai. asA j. :
me hour 81 his aEfes ny sae kee9le LOO
Cd, came ont g seize MN ana lsea A''A aaS@
thy Ilhe ctptl0e Of theif age ana hae go
his Of their clue anu .sael ps st22a pee
M tic bai 81 Pilates tne man e s2tkoMs n
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les beloved pie Was
nds iof bis now dispeKssd anq ee.sl 81 s..
fra Ia wi mess the painful and aEaelcak seen
through Whlch &c snoasq pass any e l.ss
the 8le, q Ieudel the AS trying Hohts s.
90 decease more toy iaess ea9 'As g ''ss. 81
the lie tomb less aintil anq gloomy.
and But the l6e would ia me nv bfelhf
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certify the above to bo correct
Received payment in full -
L. NJ. LINTHICUM."
Mr., Chairman, these fifteen small bills
which | have just read have been selected
from several large bundles Of Others, because
they afford fair sample OF the kind OF ex
pcases that are daily incurred on account
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES
FeM1 The Raleigh Rrgtacr.


Nasn CouNrY. ArsusT II. 1910.
n, a,trs,-I Witnessed t,.3ag ~ a.r
xn
p-'''' : ~ = : ! s : '"'''-
Ealcuialed - alarm inc most DARING ana
.rcss spult. 10 Whist lengths vii not
- .,,r,i laad mem The time b,s been
= III. '''s'''i,' 1 ~ "
l,titatt9a u Slavery was promptly con-
mned bt the whole Southern people as
nat,t,a;thte .ihrca,ru,n, tbc nn.t
nan. consequence. Bm I, arr d..
49, !, ~, ,,.u ~ ..,l tt,,t. ue,rr III.
~ ~, INN, o,r.styp. ~ ut,cl M
u xaar. a.o Il .e,eroty anatbcu,,il.
IN Abll,ti9n,st. a the North. Thre
,h, n get =, discussion .n..,, j. *.
e,ds N Shaver, i, sandiny ibsff
pobIet. fIIed vi6 .ach prta,y and d-.
lagt,n, cal,.nt,ted /, anon. thn mind i.
l,,,.,t,on aeain.i The suapo4ed crle4.es
need IS ,be Slave. We All pfon6ugc.
,b,,e oao.r. iaron. ll,ry p,,5iiea,t,n.. and
snptd thr4ith Congress. n prohibition
/ taeir circulation Is tbe mail ana i'm.
I'd severe p.aatc- il tn Leg Iamre
our State On any person detected in dis
ailnr sach. But pany spIr,l has lcap-
o,cr tho restraints or Congress, and blI
flfra 10 our State Laws, and Influenced
asans II the present dynasty IL aistri
Z p49cr containing Il PRINT, aud such
enp.ron. 4. Il constitute If, IT. rus apla
i much al Inrcnliary paper a. uat /
l,r ever seen Or heard ii tbak ii tends
nofc alarnsn. result. lie PSF tbaliuan
,9ef. presented the Slave Ii b.s degrade.
\ eau.eI, under the power aua eautrei
! N. master; bat the paper u winch /
! u pra@ru,s the Negro ~, anls liberia.
Int lr,amnhing aver the Is hltc man hy
h, paIwr contains a prIW representing
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Among the "olllcial vouchers" before
me, | tiod one which testlties that Mr.. Van
Ruren, during the administration Of General
jackson, was sometimes disposed to graft
Tying bis love for rich candlesilcks, acting as
caterer for paiuce furniture:
Voucher No 6.
Bought ii auction, Tor tie Presidents House.
Nay 81. 1881
F" 10 chintz covered sofa, $50 90
. plated cANDLEsrlcKs. 90 90
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S-4 On
Received payment, June Z, 1881.
NJ VAN buren,"
Bot must present you, Nr. Chairman,
with some other articles ii dtm0crattc fur
atare vuhln the palace. What do you
oplne eCthe following specimens they 81 ere
all purchased Is the plan, republican re
formers, from Mes.Is. Lewis Vefou & 20. !:
!, aat. nc .-.s,, a., ,,,,,. ,..l mia Io.,.,s
) in each ret $50 90
oENANt>fAL RAYS over the door, - 90
eo1en s,lf sftA, 49,, ~ ~ W W
ranpd ,s,ls Nm IN aog I'm ,,y,s ia5 ~
D.. ID do. 100 90
4broUzsd and steel fenlers, new style" 10 %
= ~, eaaifs 1'tl soi.s' s,ai',a ana coy
y, n5-.,... -. 9,. '.-''s5 's''''s eoo M
~" - ~ ~ ~ y 0'la' ~ - 'os
- = 20, va 80 nun ',"'"' .s'o
= -, P,'e,' '.o'aef 49,
..at a,id.a ~ $50 -, ~
~
''''o ~ 'ih' EtSd' eAeinPi1i % loe"loeo
80, - '. - 1A''' : na' ~
~ ~ ny ''e''io,i"''e hoshNoop
- : "fes US 80, = ."o PAM go -
'As''" ~ ~ u'4,oe'"s o1e' y l'a5 w
- '''''u'.a Q''''o'o y w see''e oaSn
-
~ -" ~ - ~ a,'s'',o' 7, Wy .o'H
- = '''N
'l,.r,,'aa - IN. i. : s'''7', ~ 49,
,.t.ol. ,,lJo.i,.,l. IL ~,
p.,,.,o,s nast III. M. go, ,1~.af,o +,
tA's department taefe v Peats % nave 0eto
~ bounds e eXtratagance. W hat mlli the
lead 81 any household 10 America thlnk Of
,xperdfna tor sarb nrttrjcs Al one store
800 ~ 49, - y 80 'i''"'"N' , -
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Delivered IN he H Of Representatives April II.
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Al taromqntic Romance. napoleon, "a
lieutenant Of Engineers, becomes master
y hali Christcndom three private gentle
'n'n, his brothers, reign IN Spun Holland,
"na Nestphalia; while Sergeant of Gren-
|,lers, now tins minute occupies the throne
n Sweden.
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Prince PneEler Hpskau's Esfdte.-fhc
Duke Of SAKE Coborg has purchased the
state Of Maskau, consisting Of 0 German
.Pnre miles, Of Prince puckIer Muskau,
" on" million FIVE hundred thousand dol
.1r' This domain IS said TO be destined
= he sister Of the Duke, widow Of the
hr'nd Duke Constantine of Russia, and
Vac has hitherto resided at Ellenau, near
Bemc.
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Containing among other charges, the following
PRIVATE OFFICE,
To srreps the room and size IS 90
% uiecss pzper - %
- pieces border 50
putting up - pieces paper 80
- wards scarlet damask 81 CD
Is Yards Of silk I'd 10 rs
80 Yards of silk binding u SO
sets of cornices % uO
80 yards muslin 27a0
- yards cotton fringe 6 2J
3 pairs,of bands 90
n rings ~ ao
making three window curtains "a 90
81 yards CT Brussels carpet 1903 90
l54 yards border 81 90
making 81 yards carpeting - 81
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The census takef of an adjoining county
called at the house Of one Of the soverelgns,
and asked the usual questions about soap,
chickens, &c; the counlryman had all his
fowls drove up into the yard, and while
they were counting them, he saw the census
taker cast his eye at some bee hires close
bv. when he s,nmmered out" See here,
Mr.. Senses man, # you want to know no"
mans bees I've got, you NAV 90 and count
them, for IN be d-----i # | do ti.'-fiunt
qgdoa Tcm,l Advertiser.
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n. C., SEPTEMBER 10, 1910.

The Presidents House To R. Keyworth, Dr.
Sept. II. 1887. To 81 feet Of silUer chaia
and | feet n g{t, for
repairing decanter h.
bels G 90
q, To repairing decGRter
matchmaking chain 2 50
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Riches Of tie Far West--tweIve Mack
NAV boats arrived ut ST. Louis on the 18th
ult. from the Upper Missouri nver, bring
ine 5000 buffalo robes TO the American
Fur Company.--N. q. Bulletin.
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AGENTS

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
WAsHisGros. April Ii.
THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRIT
AIN

A tefott was yesterday presented in the Senate
by Mr.. Buchanan, from the COMMITTEE on Fore,sn
heiatons, on the ~suLJcnt OF The papers i.fsrfed
To ihst committee concerning the relaion, between
the United aud Great Britain, as aft cled by The
Boundary Question. We have 10 means OF oh.
tanning for publication TO day a copy OF rhs, report.
aud must be content With 4 statement nf us general
import, winch we persuade ourselves will be gfaiify.
ing 10 oui readers.
The report telr;s to and ,esin,es IN. pos,,,o,
heretofore occupied by this Government IN relation
IN the boundary, line. re- ufirnnnR the tight Of The
United Statesio the cxttni which has been eonten-
dei 10, b, The Executive, and sustained by The votes
III both Honseso OF Congress. 1t briefly reviews the
hlsiot, u the negociaiIon on the subject. referring
10 The proposition made by the BRUSH Gny.rnmen,
aud tie counter proposition from this Governments.
10 this last a feponSe has not yet been received,
but Is daily expected. In this slate OF things. II is
not dec med advisable that any tlIing shouldxbe done
by Congress, IL the way of inierpositIon in the
matter, OF 10 interfere with The consistent ard pru-
dent course which, The Report says, the Execu-
tive has pursued throughout the negociatlon. The
general conclusion Of The committee ls as follows,
II We have collected II rghtly: $50 far asthe
'eomtnittee can exercise any influence over the
subject. they are resolved that, il war should be
"the result, (Which they confidently hope may moi
''be the case,) this war shall be rendered inevitable
by The enducl OF the British Government. They
.'haye believed that this is the suresi mode of uni.
''iinR every American heart aud every Amercani rm
IN deienre Of The IN st tights of the conntf,."
A bIief debate followed The reading Of his Report.
in which Mr.. Ruggies. Of Maine, took some excep.
ton 10 II. and Mr.. Clay, of Kentucky, cordially an.
proved Of rs general tone and spirit. Aftei which,
The report was ordered TO lie on the table, and Ten
copies OF II were orcered TO be printed.
Nat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20
Death of Cdptain Rii,u.

We regret 10 learn that Captain James Riley died
on III 10Th March. on board OF his brig the William
Tell, bound 10 Mogadore, in the 63d year Of his
age.
captain Rley was extensively known in Ibis conn
II, ana IN Europe, az The author Of a personal mar
awe o' e'ea, interest. connected mitl, his ship.
wreck aud captivity among the wild Arabs on the
southern coast ofAfrica, and his eslraor1in,ry pe,.
lis. sufe,iues and adventures. Or the first apnea,.
anee oi the book II was supposed by many to have
oeen a mere romance. until the work of J ndah Pad.
dock was published. who had beeo wrecked nearly
IN the same place and suffered severely among The
sasages oil that coast, and it cOrrobarated many of
captain Rllcy's details. We remember. IN pari,eu.
lar, how lttle tiedence was given TO his declaration
that his excessive sutler,ngs had so rduc ed HIM ,bn,
he weighed but sky pounds. 1t IS rather singular.
thai alter his escape from the Arabs, and The Kind.
ness she"n him by Mr.. Wiltshire at Mogado,e
Captain Riley has since, with The exception Of n few
wears IN which le resided in OHIO, constantly traded
to that port. lie was familiar with Its comme,c,
we may say had nearly the enlIrr nionopoly, was a
laso,ile with HE authorizes of that placr W., liz
desl'ny seemed 10 have led him voyage after VOYAGE
10 approach The same coast, the same a., .,c6an,
'hafii,g rocks tbs same inhospiiable noun,ains
oil sand, so long The scenes Of his snen ish and acutc
suiiet'nes' lie must have been trading from this
county 10 Mogadore FOR the last twenty five ,.,,.
vi Late ms health has been declining, his robus,
lianlo seemed !" nave gwen way TO disease, and lac
fnal'y sunk under 1t, removed from his family and
lItends. NV
Captain Riley in many respects was an e>ttao,d,,.
airy o9an-he had n strong mind, great ,ne,,x and
perseverance oi character, not easily daunted by dan.
ger,was grateful to the last Tor he kindness shown n
hl'' III auVcrsily, ana possessed many excellent tran,
OF CHARACTER. HIS work, which may be considered
as an authentic detail, has had a wld. circulation. and
has always been considered a very interesting nara.