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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-28
Was Committed

Ass'., sa o Winston county, on the 18th day
agsRy is4o a mnIattoe boy who calls hiwself
Eiart.. sald boy is about IS years old 5 feet 6
Ia a. s nsa no scars pcrceivable had on when
d, suped cotton pants, cotton shirt, small
Re "a ~ pair Of coarse shoes. all much worn.
1S5 s. 10y says be belongs 10 William Sanders
NO, ~, county Mi. The owner win please
~ me law and take hlnl ont Of Jail.
sss,, JNO II. HARDY, shf.
iNfr. ls-Sw
{p,'s ~, GanfN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-28
To the Public.

TIE rights Of Editors and publishers N tafets
have been too lon. neglected. Justcr NIll never
be done unless they themselves assert trir tqLts q
enforce the most rald rules, which III tie tnd MI
be found alike samialy 10 tie pubic and beneficial
70 lloSe engaged ~ ste press Publishers 81 parpts
have been 50 long imposed upon ly the community
al large, that thty considered To SONG extent n
degraded class Of beings when 10 fact there !, no
situation N life so honorable, deserving Of so lish
consideration, productive ol So much good or q cae,
winch eAett 80 powerful an influence Itislnpvn
to be pfuYcrbal inr The debtors TO lit Wstaprf tuL
Ishe'S To consider their dcnal DIS os the ms 10 te
pald-dehs to which there IL attached no mora Oh.
ecilon and which they eau refuse to pay sl ius-
l,ce and honor hence Il is jhcubutn ,lon ;he son
uuttors OF tbe pfcss so assef their own ruLts, md
resolve, sereral3 aud lolnIy, Ia bling all patrons u
newspapers under tic same Obligations tllai attach
10 oler conlrocts, of al"sfs remain ~ poverty sud
wait WIN thousands due them irom tie mast Oh
vent men 10 the country.
We call upon all editors and publishers ofraperg
WHO approve Of tie following ralcs 10 endofs-
thegi BY their slcnainres- place Them Ut tIr h,gd
OF tier paGers, and strictly adhere 10 tl.,n
T. Subscription IsceNcd Ndom payment III
Advance.
No subscription received Ter hss han Six
months
~. Advance payment viii lie required ron a,I
transient ADVERTISERS.
4th. Ioannouuce 30 man for any nHrc, ctlrr
ate or County, without The odsancs patm,1l o.!
ten dohars.
stla Political circular. charged as Advertisements
and payment required IN adtrpirr.
9Th. Acknowledgements ~ personal alteration
wll-be charged double aud paymcnltequIcd u 3D.
vance.
7th. Election tickets will mol be printed without
order NOR delivered to any person without psymcat
10 advance.
9Th. All sutscribers, without respect 10 rrgscrs
WHO sre dehnqrenls on he hrsi Of October, vii he
stckcn from our list and tier accounts pni IL sun.
The above rules, we tie undersigned, pledge our.
elves 20 abide bv.
JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor 81 the laYoo VI l,-.
$. II. y. BLACK,
Editor Of thc Natclez Courier.
BESANCON & HALLIDAY
Publishers Of he Mississippi Free Trader.
JANIS lIAGAN.
PEdltor and Proprietor OF IT., NirksLurp Seuarel
W. ~. SMlTII,
Editor Of tie Grald Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL DAVIS,
PmpIietofof RE Southern Arrue
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor Of The Rodney roeernph
j. NJ. DtFFIELD.
Editor al the Grand Gull Nhir
NJ. Ii, IEBO,
Editor of the fayctte Adre,tisrr
A. u. d. $ l.. CORNINF.
Editors and pro- lie tors Of TIE lazoo Rarp,r.
ARCH. = CLARKE.
Publisher Pofi Gibson Correspondent.
Z. A. FOLSOM,
Editor 81 the Southern Sentipr
W0RIliixGT0N 4 CHAPMAN
Editors and Prpprictors Vi tie Columbus Dcmccia,
june 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-28

This dav letters 81 administration IN the estate Of
Eleazer Goare deed were granted 10 the undeFs'gn-
ed. All persons having claims against sa'd es,a'e
are hereby notified to present the same duly authen
heated within tie time prescribed by law OF we
same will be forever barred, All erSons huep'eu
Ia the said deceased, are requested 10 make mme-
date payment r..
JOHN ABBOTT .4d1I'r.
O..ohey Z 1870 l5--6w
IPr's Fee 81
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rrcasnrcr's Omcc.


Cav 81 5srk<fa, February Nih. l-Ah
SlG.--H -Erw.tb you Wi rccr,,ea rary - -
- sotei t#e leg.>lta.e, pt>-rt ulis 'a,. .'rtsc
hing lHt k.tsl - fand, 0ec.vftC leo payucu "t.r
at iayr> aad tat~ ta tb- state.
from the n ss-sslisni ra,s telutnrJ io ale Afdi-
tor, fibre GO spptars tlat much propcriy Ir sour
couuv saoF.ol la "a xa,lon. has MT byea ts,ss,cd
h. avs u srea cases rrQuircs the tax cNcclnr o.
assess LAKES "a al! proprtv aHucd by ihe Ns>r>or,
1Hj 70 eOGcg and pay thr same iUto ne State 'ea-
sufY
Fellow 'N,u Vii God statement ~ a porl~a ~
u pnper'v nal ssscss>S iu your coUniy, 0' M
b. particular IL assess aud collect tie lawlul "a uu
sid property.
iamlnar.c,ej - notify yoa. that SUI, wiz lie ~
Siuu'rd on our bond. unless the taxes dNe On TIE
hr~i iay 81 March, $50, arc paid ou or bcare thai
tm'. utO lie State Treasury Interest. ~ iit, ro's
~ iHTiF fef cyut. Pcr sUnutn Wi, IA al SaseS 10
rNacItd, rcgur,d bT law, on al aTreArsgtS
an. ST. ynur>. respectfully
JAMES 4. WILLIAMS
State Treasurer.
.Aa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-28
one Hundred Dollars Reward

u EFT the subscribers on tie Isl IL NAV ns,y
IL CounihY, Mi two negroes Of Tie ioiAWiuy
ocTipton: MOSES, IS or 4 " ars nlage. 3 ts,,
10 or inches high, rather Of torIer conr md
bald headed; he was ftirmetly oWuedhy Mr. lanes
near EIkion, Tenn. HENRY is . siout tegL,N y,
host The same age, lest or 10 inches hisb og,,.
black, aud has last some ene or Two If his tr,I
and was raised BY Mr. Richard Barry d Columbus.
! he sooye reward will be given D. any ere WHO
may conilne N Ia'l The sboye nansd ircnss 20
1--WE Ret iheh or nan The am0uni Tar either ear
NJ. NJ. s. + B, BROOKS.
Jnne 25h 1870 51,r
Tile Nashville CnioH aud Democratic Pres,
Pulaski, Tenn, will please insert the above 10 The
amount Of $40, aud toward their acrwunt, IL this
'ilhee lnT payment. with eory oil ste paRsrcpp
-oluing h sdte,nrnent. N. N. ZEE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-28
Valuable Plantation for sale.

ssN2s. Wi sell on reasonable terms NY
Ss&S plauta, ou in Nnxuhec county, situated
GNgSN between he fnmblghge sud N0Nubc,
- MYERS, ten m. rs fem The BHuyc, and
Que lrunl he Nnxubee, an. lying hrccu, ou ths
read leading FROM Maconto JA nc>town and Gincs-
VIE Alabama. The tract contatIs 900 artes ubout
$40 acres ot which - prairle and tn "lnt ~ q .s
'hr best qualiN of cotton land, beng oi rich san
ly sod. There are about 200 acres IN u hue state
If cultivation. The Plantation Is well Nuttird ~
creek runntng through II, and also has on Il mr,
springs Of limestone water which run Throughout
The year; bUstdes well IA the yard of a. fine fec-
stone water as can be found m the State. Thee
are on the premises two tine young orchards ui
cholce lraL The buildings ale comfortable dwell.
| ny house, negro cabins corn CRIBS cotton 200
with n screw Sc. Sc. This place was formerly
| owned ly Mir RdReway, aud Is known ty the
| nam" oil the Rida'esay ta,t ANY enc wishing to
| purchase a cnilen Plantation woud do well tn tx.
anime the premises. For further particulars apply
to the subscriber Niur IN Macon, OF ~ his absence
! 70 NJ. Rderway, proprietor Of Inc Washington
Hall Macon, of 10 Ali {. Hairless iuar miles iron
| Macon. H. n SPOONFR
Macon, June 60 1889. -5l-tL
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Eeh II, lsm

IN ACT % prescribe tar Fpni, rsse,uqb's fer
STATE fires, aud other purposes.
~ ~ ION l. BE IT cuaetgd by the Legislature n
- The State Of Mississippi, lha, the notes al all
l't oaHsN oi th'> Safe Which pay spc,lc ou demand
Tor alI ihtr matatrd circulation. shall be- receivable
i"r a, axes sad dues 10 lie State Provided how
ever, Thai up post note now issued, o ANY tauk
o. banks having more Than niue uonlhs 10 run, al
Tie time d shall he offered lur axes or other dues ii
The State, Shall he received
So. , And b. Il hlrlhrr enScted That this &c!
shall take llecl pm and alter MS passage, and shall
continue IN ia,ce uut,i The first Munlay IN January
eighteen hundfe aud forty -onc ard 40 'rnger
}. SPElGHT,
Speaker Of The House ct Representatives.
GEORGE H. AUGUSTUS,
President at tn Senate.
Approved, February 5, ls4o.
A. q. MINUTE
So In
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4 Dun

FENliE accounts Of the undersigned are "donc
4 drawn of, and when they are "donc" poid
We shall have done danuing.
lfH ,cere done, rhea It's done then irerc ucH
ID ~ere done qa,ekig"
PFlSTER s. GOODWIN.
n d. II omeihng Is not don, Don, We sha
soon he "lone uytr'
January -, 1910. estr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-28

A GOOD teacher, to take charge of the musical
IN depormeni al tine Mississippi Fruu e Colrpe.
None need apply unle,s tlity can come " ell recon-
m,nded For information apply 10
A. MAER, President
Columbus August 18th lsiD-7-lr
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Trust Sale.


DY virtue Of deed OF rust, executed ly Fiel-
I'D ding Oakley 10 ne, dated Tie slxlct nth day o
May 1910, and duly recorded IN the Probate Clerk
office Of Oklibbela County, aud for tie purposes
therein mentioned the subscriber will proceed at
The dwelling house of him The said Fielding Oakley,
on Tuesday the 18Th day olDccembcr next, to sell
to the highest bidder at public auction, for cash.
HE ihoHlna lands and personal property, 10 nil:
the south Wesi quarter Of section twenty -onc town
ship nineleen north range fourteen east also the
north east quarter o section twenty zone, township
uinetcen range fourteen east; also one negro mao
:, med Henry together with the following goods and
L, YES and stock, 10 Wit hlS entire stock vt horses,
,unnos, 4 10 consist Of twenty head; an cattle, sup
,osed IN e. asst OF forty head one Wagon; his en-
ire stock al agS, supposed to consist oIllly head ;
ne .ct nl Snit, Tools five feather beads aud fur
llnre. his house-ho ! and kitchen furniture. Acting
: lrustee,I will conyey 10 'ne purchaser or purcHa'
sers such lille as is vesten n me:
CHARLES P. MONTGOMERY Trustee.
June 18th, Is40-49- 2Gw-f' ''-S42 w.
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MOrus NIlTIticauIis.

MOrus MuIticauIis.
ssNz2A The subscriber has now growing uea
}seZ Jackson, Miss. fine lot OF the above
49, valuable TREE, and will have d the sl
L. or next spring, several thousand for fae.
He knows them TO be genuine, rs he bought Them
when IN full ioIlsge. Warranted genuine or no sale
address j. LEWIS, Post olice) Jackson, Mss
n b. Trees OF cuttings neatly packed, 10 he sen
10 any part of The country. j. LEWIS.
Jackson June J., 1889 ATT
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Pnstcr n Goodwin

HNE received some Drawing Paper s Parch
II n mcnl; April 20, 1889
BRISTOL Board and sEisie Paper expected ,oOn.
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Warranted TO Cure.
Executors Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
IN Wade II. Gnrdun decd. are hereby notified 10
present The same duly authenticated, within the tme
prescribed BIZ Iaw, the same viii be oreyer bar
red Persons indebted The estate of The SAID de-
ceased are requested 10 make immediate payment.
JAMES II. TURNER,
Executor.
Jan 18Th Is40.-2S-t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-28

JOSEPH BLAIR, p. NJ
~ Persons calling for he above letters, vii
please say they are advertised.
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i)isagrceabIc.

NECESSITY viii compel us 20 give our ac
J. counts "a some person capable Of collecting
them after the 20ih ol this month.
"a word 10 Tie wise" &c.
PfISTER & GOODWIN.
A7ri lIth 1910, 40-tr
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lndlan's Pnnncen

EUSi received a new supply Of Ills invaluable
~ medicine sale by T. A SMITH
vugu,l 81 ls3)-s~tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

peicnt 20 serve. Whether ieesvft or absent. .or hse
quota Of Ihe dIsTo.. Arisen e : not presenting them
selves within a month. were declared refractory. and
Pr sl,d as desCr RI n. T. e c were the oOuscripis at uc-
tive service; bet b . les ,hssc The law required an e.
ga nun. or u form he c)ascnpuon of reserve. A
third boy was tueR created of The supplemental CON
scrip. they m .rchcd under an c cor ot gcndarme-
s'o,ta sPoces ofarni-d C nstohirsA 10 vuri ms qaariru
thru eh the empire. and w re here Fl ;; ~,uPpli,d with
afEaS and 81 aaing. Ais nee. or re actoiy cOuscrp's
were ene.cci IN the sum o. 1900 isuuCs. together
with the eSpe1se incurred in the pursuit. A SPECIAL
council of war decided on the eases of jeseI.
ton, and the ~renoliies were death. punishment Of The
ball. OF hard l.bOr. Noirs. ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
Cp Pa

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by Dear S'r: Whom ire"'r,d your letter 'l 'ac
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-."e '""e 60 'sIy Htic .''''' Ny "''.n ! IT,
CO. s.,". my na..s"'f'd 'e'ss ".- u'',-,'' u S'
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
HARRISON AND TrMprRANCr

No; long since, the Globe asserted rha, Gen. liar i
on was IA ~~tipier." II sounds rather unpleasant to The
ears of those who know Gen. Harris MS habits oftem.
perance. To hear such = Islander; uul the assertion does
not coiacide very we'll with the following paragraph
which We select from his address delivered before the
Hamilton County Agricultural society. in 1881.
40 tbs hearchocring prospect of hocks and herd.
feeding on unrvallcd pastures. fields OF grain. cxh.hi.
ting the %scrptuRl proof that the seed had been cast
GA g,ol lrIund-hoW ofen Is the eye OF Inc philan.
thropIc traveller dig Istcd with the dark. unsighil,
manufactures OF n certain ~ppson-poiSon to the bod,
end the soul. A modern Eneas or Ulysses might mn
lake them Tor entrances iuto the Internal rc-,,ns; nor
wou.d they greatly err. But unlike those passages
which conducted the Giecian snd Trojan heroes or
their po : errunts, th= scenes 10 which these conduct
ihe unhafPy wretch who shall enter are those. e1cla-
siyely, o! m.ssry and woe. no relief 10 The sd picture:
NO TaFtaTus there, lao Elysium acrc Il isal rararian
darkness, aud. not unfCquen'. Tertarian cr the. |
speak more freely ni ;h' Practice ofconyrTiiag lac IVA.
;eual o. the staff OF hic' aud by which 50 many hu
mnn bciugs yearly perish. iat0 an article which is s.
destructive Of health tad happiness. because in that
way J have sinnej IN sclt. bat ia thai way shall eli
q NOR -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
Corr sp,nden,e t.. the North American.

INV l'kAt . = vi. June -, lc1l.
The sac Of Cot ~ 'o-day are 1000 bales at iirn
rnce,, cii ly tor eSFor a ipn. Cplanis 6, a 10 els.
Freiglis ! > and ) 3 per J. 10 I~aVcrpeol.
OR great rarCip's ui 1us which alye come q, n
he Hudson, .rs upN lrty well Ga a ed oil b..
Prices are only steady "a! the rates oi the last few days.
Is lhc dgiraEd is on!y e4aai 10 oh- supply. at these cH-
T,mcly loN prices. and farther supplies are expected
% pour Ia shorty. rh~v having been Il | le held back
- II small break IN ia cana.
Domestic ENr ., cs-" al l?hi a.; q more
Z ltchmnni > a 81; Charleston, - 4 Augusta l05
a J.; N!aco Il Swan a o n :; Mobile 10 a I09;
Ne" Or cans q a 4 81. ious ., L1aisNiile Q; Cin-
ciAEnii 49, Nashville 49,.
EiilsoA Ionlon q! a Z; hl!s on Paris 10 a572l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
II. Uaw

\ LEssoN To TEAcnERs.-ln h last number Of
coJbmou School Journal is an excellent article on
subject of management Of disobedieut children.
subject whirh Few a cnis o. instructors appear to
I,s,nnI. Frm hi article We coy the following
es.sting anc,do,c:
4 a common school convention in Hlmpden CO
a.. Ne heard The Rev. DE-. Cooley relate an anecd
~-r kI ig'y iliusta We Of This principle. He said
maav wears 9eu, a you g man went iuto n disirit
kce 5 hunl. und before he had been there a ",
many E ? rs came to see htn. and k n NY tul1 him
he c was oue boy n the schrel whom It would be
ressIry % whip every day; leading him 10 irle; /,
: ch wns the custom of Inc schooi. aad Tia ihs D.
ne of Injustice tuwlgls ihe boy wou.l Ac ~.
NhCu,V T. ne should csSare. tot when he shla.i SUI
Fhe teacher saw the nhiir IN = different light.
e ted The boy with Sc nj knlncss and attention
\; fast ihs novel course seemed To- bewilder him.
could not divine - meaning. But when The perse
e g liadncss o { C ectCr h CO., kin,F d scn,im
1t slid i, The pupil his very naIHre seemed tt
Eruou' Old impulses died. ) ncw creation of u
tvcs tu92liSd their place. Neve, VAS there a M,
liligeUt, ohedicni and successful pupil now, said
Iis reverend gen leman. in concluding hs narrative
that b y j. TIE Oh e Justice 81 n u irhloung STATE
The se4a:or % ihis s.nry. though hc mode T, : kept b
lfir face, was Inns 70 the ac,or Ia the kemaus in,
b bestowed a civic crown uplu a so'dicS who had sa'
a, Hfc OF "A fellow sa,Iier ia hattie, what honors
o e, a TOR Ihe teacher VIII has .ars rescued u ct
rola rum.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

N5vrt Ctsr.-The New Orleans Bee STATES HAT a.
-. kobuson. lfq. au attorney and counsellor, b rs beer
70 sicl 10 that city and examined before EccIrlcr
BALDWIN. upon n charge ofsecersing "a slave. VIII 10
iHe iartsiEoiJu was chs "a. M Robinson wa com
re..eI Oh isc BE- Tor one thousand d.lias ior bis APP
rp3flurr 60 ihs CHM nal COurt. The Bee then add-
II may q 90 siiclcl rather a ID cie siege of the
Transaction if comment. but tie a1lIr is n novel ono.
and h1s created much curoHfy. The nature u Tie
egaIonce 10 our mind only proved ttnt 80. v he'd
been applied i0 asa Eg.rr. 90 establish tuc freedom Of
a man Of colpT fOm Philadelphia, holding fec papers.
but who had nevertheless been arrested ns a slave
ADD bad escaped Failing 30 bis culcayouTs 10 effect
ris oijc.t ". R1biuson was Uqu Sod vs. n pofs,n
WHO bal Purchased The Dolored man. 90 inform him
where ihe boy was o. Dc found, sod b aid IN security
hs nrrcsi. This Mr. Robinson refused n d.. onfI
ground fi1t no attorney has q fghf TO bchay hisnd
and be- was consequently arrested. anI has beeargc
over by thc recorder baldwin. ufon a criaHvt u,sr
The only question 90 IL s,ttled in hs /dsuige
seems o. De-, sllI uo hwyef be- compel
he secrets gBfgulifi hrm BY hs client
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

Tho New York Spirit OF the Times holds lac follow.
ing language. siIh reference 20 good anI bad llores
aaIjho way 10 uze a decent unimll dcceuay:
The use OF thorough. and Lalfbscl horses, &r do.
nestle purposes Is becoming 50 common ia England
lnatin a few years Io others viii De used ir iir road.
The hal-hFec horse Is not only mach hmJ- OmcT. bot
ms speed and powers 81 endurance ar0 IP.uEc.y rTca-
Ter. lis head and neck ARE light'auI Proeiui, has
limbs inc, hrs coat glossy ant syit o. saIH4. whiic his
action is spirited ami nis courage dEi stamina suit ieni
mcasry hIin lhroagb alenr journey NitloIt his falling
OF ~ condition. Tbs ordinary c,ckaIl l. IN muSI w.
sIF1~cs a mere bruio HAT in travelling sinA> dub H.
strength, losing his appetite and of coarse has lc,h aud
action, 80 hat at the Term nHsI)H Ola ten days jooucy
be Is nearly knocked ~ he can travel bat abOu' ~
mile per day and requires the whole dby To perform
this distance. An eminent southern iuiimIu, well
Known lhe country over. rccouerS las horses On q Jour.
ny; they are all from the North aal have a da-h cf
bod ~ their veins; after diving ihrm hsfj about his
Limitation lu The Spring unIl the btpia<i o. look thin
aud rough. hc starts ca his annual JDr rley, and 10y The
lime hc reaches tIC Virginia Sprnss.h's horses are lit
orally ~ huc rs SIX, with fine coats, great spirt. and
IN CO. condition for fast NOFk. In travelling he siars
early aud drives at thc rate Of eight OF nine mil's the
LOtr, until 10 o'c!Ork, when las horses ar taken ont.
rubbed dry. watered snj fed. la the cool Of the da,
"a Y are again harrcEscd, as fresh as ii they had not
travelled 2 milo. la his way he arcom dishes n long
journey 'savcllins bc;wcol City and 5 Z y mil. "a dny.
without fatigue 10 himself Or Injury TO las horses. The
SLOW going. 40 giving spft OF style IN which herscs are
jogged along at o. snail's pace al day. under a hpi sun
knocks Il en- az in q short time; they would neither
tire nor lose Acsh iE double the lime II driven sharply
d few hours infhc morning and evening. allowing Them
10 rest inthe middle &c the day. It l. al day Wark hat
knocks up horses. no; the pace, and We make no doub;
that Iu the course Of twenty years there will be very
few who vll refuse 20 acknoslcdge rne truth Of Fan
10y himb'Cs rsmarL tAat " sshi1g tdhe &o9oHgt bred
DOES - gH.t wIi.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

SorEcEs OF E.vEEN-nAV IiArPiNtsS-Oceu
and a clcer conscience. rhc very lruani in The
will tell yuuraFu craving M g ssiues. But when
are secured, here are higher matters. which
sensitive and elucaied AZ ieosi. are 10 happiness
q iage is to The tree. They are rcfnencnis ,
add To the beauty Of life without diminishing its
gin aud. os they spring only frVm a better use
common g,ns. they are nei,scr costly nor rare.
have leaned secrets under the rOof a poor man. ,
would add TO the luxury OF the rch. 'She ble
OF a cheerful fancy and n quick eve eourc Com 4
and the trolling GA vine mos develops ;hem As "
lhe curtainingo Of king's chaInbcr.
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IA a'vaac5. az 10 81, the cnf of ,hr year 50 ior siS
naa,h. No Subscriber received 10, les term than
tx m.u,as.
ihnGeeilv p1rcr. Zee W,s',rl Virginia Times. Is
pus..IeJ n, Nudu,-llv a1 > - per oputem ia adj
yaasr. coz , ID up, nti! - thn otc month from the
. l 80 tHr wear. NouCN snh>ruhvrs Mil DC re-
- .r'.rN-cp5 ~trI Is pas aaly1gcc. For 6 mou;hs
4 - l. ,u,1rihly clrrsel. 30 sahscuhes r~,ce.,,3
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"'.al. eAcCpt nc the discretion %! tWe p~u5i-bCr, uuy.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

STANDING hRNY. Mr. Pscs'on on weL,cN-
Nr. Roane's motion 10 prii 10000 extra oJi.,
Comm ttes's Report ON The Standing Army, ma
powerful and eloquent speech. lie went into a
animation of the Secreiary's scheme. and contrast
with all the other schemes which have been agi
and slowed thai il alone or AL of them embodie,
substance OF a merco AIRY Sia~ding Army.
The more ihjs matter D. used. aud the b
the Heoplo und,nsilnl It. the mlr, they will lai
au orS.