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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-10-22
Sheriff Sale.


DY virtue ofthe above stated writs Of Ven,
ID ditiOni Erponas, TO me directed, from the
Hon. the Circuit Court Of Amite County, will
expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, for
Cash, before the door Of the Court House Of said
County, in Liberty, within the hours prescri-
bed by law, on the lst Monday in September
next, the 7th day thereof, the following de-
scfibed property, to-wit The North Half OF
Section 10, Township 1, Range 6, East; South
East Quarter of Section Is, Township /,
Renge 6, East West Half, Of South West
Quarter, Of Section 10, Township 1, Range G.,
East; and the South West Quarter, Of North
East Quarter, of Section 10, Township /,
Range 6, East-Lev,ed on as the property Of
defendant, to satisfy the above stated cases and
NJ costs.
IA JAMES NJ NORWOOD,
Sheriff Of Amits County.
July 80, 1870. 3ltds
3 OF The above SALE is postponed until the
% Monday in September inst.
JAS. M. NORWOOD, Shift.
September 10, 1910. S7,ds
u G5-The ADORE SALE is postponed mill the
Isl Monddyin October neat.
JAS. NJ. NORWOOD, Shift.
September "a, 1910. 39tds
0H1-The above SALE is postponed until the
Sd. Monday in October, inst.
Oct. 8, 1870. Aids
01rThe aboue SALE is postponed until the
isl Monday in November nen
JAS NJ. NORWOOD, Shift.
~ Oct go. I84O 43tds
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

"HE undersigned has established himself
in the city Of New Orleans, for the pur-
pose Of transacting General Agency and Com
mission Business, and solicits a share Of public
patronage.
Cotton and other products consigned to his
house, will receive prompt attention.
Orders for bagging, rope, and other panta-
ton supplies, will be filled to the best advan-
tage, and goods received and forwarded with
care and despatch X. s. ROBBINS.
REFEREN CES.
James Mcdonald, Esq, Jefferson County
Mississippi,
W. S. Mercer, Josiah Powell, Esqrs., Pike
County, MiSsp.
Judge W. Vannerson, w. Cannon, T. A. S
Doniphan, Esqrs., and Doctors F. A. w. Davi.
James Young, Natchez, MiSsp.
Judge James Dunlap, I. d. Purnell, Walton
P Smith, EsGrs., COncOrdia, La.
James NJ. Smiley, R. E, Bales, S. Tillotson
Esqrs., Judge V. I. Crawford, Liberty, Missp
October 10, 1910. AZ
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

10 AZ persons interested in the Real Estate of
ALExANnER THOMPSON, deceased--Greeting
fWZ"OU are hereby cited to DO and appear
NJ be fore the Probate Court OF said County,
on ihc 4,h Monday Of December next, and shew
cause If any you can, why the whole Of the
Real Estate belonging to said deceased, should
moi Ne ordered 10 be sold. Said lands lying and
bang in Amte County, Missp.
EYEWITNESS the Hon. John Walker, Judge
bns of Probate Of said County, at the Court
Hch House thereof, the 4lh Monday Of Sep
arA TENDER, 1870.
Issued 9th October, 1910.
VA S. R. DAVIS, CIR. Prob.
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Sheriff Sale.
Fieri Facias, 10
November Term, 1910

Same.
DY virtue of the above stated wriis of Fl
I'D eri Facias, 10 me directed, will expose
to public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
before the door of the court house, in the town
Of Liberty, on the Sd Monday, the 18th day Of
October, inst, the following described property
o-wt:-One negro boy named Frank and on
Monday the 9th day Of November next, the
following described tract or parcels of land,
viz:-The South West quarter of the north
west quarter OF section number 80, in township
number 3, of range 8, east; the east halfoi the
north east quarter Of section 80, in township
number 3, Orange 5, east the south east quar-
ter oil the south east quarter of section 90, in
township number 8, Of range 5, east; and the
south east quarter Of the north west quarter of
section number 33, Of township number 3, of
range 5, east
Said property was levied on as the property
of defendant, JAS NJ . Fausle, aud will be sold
to satisfy plaintiffs demands and all costs.
JAS. NJ. NORWOOD, Sheriff.
By R. NJ. NELSON, Dep. Shift.
October 8, 1910. 4lIs
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NOTICE.

pursuance OF sundry wrlts OF Elections
IRON his Excellency A. q. McNutt, Gov
ernor oil the State oil Mississippi, will proceed
to hold an Election nj the different precincts il
Amlte County, Miss, on the Is, Monday anc
day following, in November next, for one State
Treasurer, one Judge of the Circuit Court o
the Eleventh Judicial District, of the State
aforesaid; also, one District Attorney for saio
district; two Representatives, to fill the vacan.
cies occasioned by the resignation of James ]
Graves, Esq, and the death OF DR.. Solomon
Weathersby. Also, al the same time, and pa
ces, will hold an Election for the Electors OF
The State OF Mississippi, Tor President and Vice
President OF the United States. tF
MANAGERS TO HOLD SAID ELECTIONS.
H. p. Butler,
Liberty, Lemuel Reams,
John c. anderson.
James NJ Gallcnt,
Toers, A. S. Causey,
Darh Cor
(John Smiley,
ThickwoodS John Rcires,
DarM Parker.
Darid Jackson,
Talberls, William Jenkins,
Thomas Idi6eTt, scar.
(Nobie johnson,
Zion Hill, Isaiah Cain,
(CoL William Jones.
(John adams, Sen'r
Smiths, Herbert T. Hampton,
David While.
Hampton Burris,
Spurlocks, Lee Wilson,
VIM. K. Hamilton.
HO,ceH Wall,
Tickiaw, John Richmond,
aaron Robinson,
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD, Sheriff.
Liberty, MI, Oct. /, 1910. 40w4.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of deed of trust, executed to
ID Thomas J. Gordon, by Samuel Burris,
bearing date the Esd day Of September, in the
year 1899, Of record in the Probate Clerks
Office, of Amte County, will offer for sale, by
public auction, at the Court House in Liberty,
on the end Monday in November next, (being
tho first day Of Court,) for cash, certain ne,
gro man named Joe, about nineteen years Of
age. Acting as trustee, shall convey such
title as is in me vested, as such trustee, to the
purchaser, which is thought TO be perfectly
good, and no other.
KlNCHEN r. WEBB.
Ag tt Trustee
October 10, 1910. 42tds
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W. w. o'''''"' Venditioni Erponas 10 No
rho,s Tt, remJer Term, A. ID. 1910.
-. ' Kenditioni Erponas to No.
San. rember Term, A, d. 1870
DY virtue of the above stated writ Of Ven
Id ditioni ErponaS, TO me directed, from
the Honorable the Circuit Court Of Amite Coun-
ty, will expose at public sale, to the highest
bidder for Cash, before the door Of the Court
House, in Liberty, within the hours prescribed
by law, on the LIST Monday in September next,
the 9TH day thereof, the following described
property, to wt:-Thc West Half OF the South
East Quarter, of Section 90, Township 2, of
Range 5, East; South West Quarter Of the
North East Quarter Of Section 81, Township
e, Of Range s, East; South East Quarter ofthe
North West Quarter Of Section 81 Township
2, of Range s, East North West Quarter Of
the South East Quarter, of Section 81, Town
ship 2, Of Range 5, East; also, the North Half
of the North West Quarter, of Section 81,
Township 2, of Range S, East; East Hal! of the
North East Quarter, Of Section 81, Township
2, of Range 5, East; also, the South East Quar-
ter, or One Hundred and Twenty Acres there
of, of Section 81, Township 2, of Range s, East
containing in all, 482 Acres and 3l-l00.
The above described lands were levied on as
the property oil the defendant, Thomas Travis,
and will be sold 10 satisfy the above stated
cases, and all costs.
JAS. NJ NORWOOD, Shift.
July 80, 1910. 3ltds
or The above SALE is postponed until the
3rd Monday in September inst.
| JAS M NORWOOD, Shift.
September 10, 1910. 37tds
or The above SALE is postponed until the
LIST Monday IN October neat.
JAS. M. NORWOOD, Sh'f.
Sept. "a, 1910. 39tds
e5-TAe aboue SALE is postponed until the
Sd Monday in October, inst.
Oct. 8, 1910. 4ltds
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GROCE Y,
AND
PROVISION STORE.

HNHE undersigned having determined to
establish himself in the above business,
will in future keep on hand fine assortment OF
Produce and Groceries, which he offers TO the
planter on the most reasonable terms Plan
lers from the interior, would do we'll to call,
we intend TO give bargains. We will also keep
on hand good assortment Of NEGRO CLIO
THING.
Planters wishing an advance..on their Cotton
can obtain it by shipping their Cotton to our
friends, Messrs. Du Bose & Richardson, New
Orleans.
l.. BAYNARD.
Clinton, La. Sept. e5, 1870. 40ly
REFER TO
Messrs Norwood g. Bramblet,
Liberty, Mi.
Capt w. Jackson,
James jenkins, Esq.
Amite County, Mi.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
PIKE COUNTY.

IlhE SOUNTl.
Probate Court Of said County, august Term 1870
HO all ersons interested in the Real Els.
tate Of JOSEPH TURNER, deceased
GREETING:
You are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Probate Court Of Pike County, at the Court
house in HolmesvlIe, on the 4th Monday in
November next, and shew cause, if any you
can, why an order should not then and there
be made, authorizing the administrators OF said
deceased TO sell the following described land,
belonging TO the same, viz: All that portion
of the North West Quarter Of Section No. Sew
en-, in Township No. Four, of Range No. Seven,
East-except so much of the above described
lands as was decided 10 Jackson NJ. Turner, by
the said Joseph Turner, deceased in his life
time.
.uAu. WITNESS, the Honorable Chris
.&%V& tian Hoover, Judge Of the Probate
NRVs< Court Of said County, the Fourth
SS Monday in August, A. D, one thou.
INV sand eight hundred aud forty.
Issued this 3lst day Of August, l840
L. ID. PADELFORD,
Clerk.
408t
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Sheriff S Sale.

DY virtue of the above stated writ Of Ven,
Ddhioni Elpo'as, TO me directed from tho
Hon. the Circuit Court of Amite County, will
expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, before the door ofthe court house, In Lib
erty, on the end Monday in November next,
within the hours prescribed by law, the follow
ing described lands -wt:-Secton 10, town.
ship 2, range 3, east originally preemp,ion
claim, containing 345 10 100 acres OF land
Said properly was levied on as the property
of defendant, X. l.. Terrence, and will be sold
to satisfy the above stated cases and all costs.
J. NJ. NORWOOD,
Sheriff.
Liberty, October 7, 1870 4ltds
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PIKE COUNTY.
In THE CIRCUIT CoURT of said County, May
Term, 1910.
Rediag Parsons,
VS.. Attachment lot
Isaac Dykes the sum Of $500
A WRIT Of Attachment has been returned
IN to said Court, at the suit of Reding Par
sons, plaintiff, against the Estate of Isaac
by kes, defendant, for the sum Of $500, in a
case pending before said Court:-Now unless
the said defendant shall appear, give special
bail, and plead within the time limited for his
appearance in such case, judgment will be en-
tered, and the estate so attached will be sold to
satisfy plaintiffs demands and costs
II was ordered by the Court aforesaid, that
The above notice be inserted in the Liberty
Adrocdie four successive weeks.
GIVEN under my hand and seal
Of said Court, at Holmesvlle, ScPtem'
Der 9th, 1910.
#. d. PADELFORD, Clerk.
September IL, 1910. 38w4
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10y virtue ofthe above stated writs OF Ven
I'd dil,oni Erponas, to me directed from the
Hon. the Circuit Court Of Amite County, will
expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, for
Cash, before the door of the Court House, Of
said County, in Liberty within the hours pre-
scribed by law, on the I'd Monday in November
next, The following described property, to-wil:--
The North West Quarter, end the North East
Quarter, of Section 5, in Township 2, Range 4,
East and the West Half, Of North East Quar-
ter, Of Section Number 9, Township Number
2, Range s, East. rF-tr.
The above described Lands were levied on
as the property Of Defendant, John J. Lowry,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated ca
seS and all costs.
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD,
.NW Sheriff Of Amite County.
October 8, 1910. 4ltds
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Same, ct. al.
DY virtue oc the above stated writs of Fier'
ID Facias, to me directed, from the Hon
the Circuit Court Of Amite County, will ex-
pose al public sale, to the highest bidder, Tor
Cash, before the door Of the Court House OF
said County, in Liberty, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, on The 3rd Monday in October,
inst, the following described property, to-
wit:-KiSsey, aenegro woman, and childi Mar
shall, groboy; Alien, a negro boy; Sam, q
negro boy; Syrend, negro girl; and Hobey,u
negro girl, .f8
Said Negroes we're levied on as the proper
" Of Defendant, and will DO sold TO satisfy the
above stated cases and all costs. &
N. B. SAID Negroes are now in possession
Of the Sheriff, and safely lodged in Jail
j. NJ. NORWOOD, Sheriff
@ ~ of Amitc County
r;h..,, ne, a. 1910 4itds
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LIST OF LETTERS,

EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Liberty, Mis-.
n v slssppi, which. il not taken out within three
months, will be sent to the General Post Office a.
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Sherif''s Sale.

Liberty, October 7, 1910.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

Tatlors Detsrded,~-A tailor, instead
Of being The ninth part Of d man, pos
scssess the qualities Of nine men com
bincd; as follows
list As an economist, he cuts bis gar
ments according to his cloth.
End AS gardener, he is careful Of
bis cabbage.
Sd As cook, he provides himself
with hot goose.
4th As shcrifi's officer, he does
much at sponging.
9th As an executioncI, he furnishes
many gallowses.
9Th As a general,he brandishes moi a
sword but bare bodkin.
7th AS a sailor,he shcers oifwhenever
he thinks necessary.
Sth As a lawyer he attends 10 many
suits.
9th As christian and divine, it i
his chief aim to foim good habits ioI
himself and others.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

RnEuMATrsM VI. THE RARoMETER---
There are people who fancy the weather
is foretoId in the almanac but, accorpsng
to nv opinion il II safer 70 trust rheil-
mats, ofiwo Or thres vsars' standing. a
good, we'll established. old fashioned
rheumatist. say nothing ofycur new
tangled disease, like the cholera, and
yarioIoid, and' animal rnaGnitudes--but Vi
good, old fashioned rheunaatst,' Esuch as
people used to have when WIS . boy. y
as certain barometer rs thatwhich il All
this moment hanging Up In the coach
house here, within two iathons Ct Inc
very spot where we sre'standing once
had rheomaiiss' that set much store
hy. for it would letsmerknow when ~ look
out for easteEly weather, quite " intalll-
bly, az any observation-disclosures sailed with.
--CooPER's, HoMEwARD BouND.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
Post Oa'ee Department,

City of Austin, Noy.l6ih 1889,
Persons wishing to write to their friends
III the United Suites; and also persons ~
the United States writing 20 their friends
in Texas, must invariably pay the postage
on their letters, Or they will not W FRI
warded TO theirareapective places Of desti-
nation.
0r5-The different Editors throughout
Texas, and also in the United Statea, will
confer favor on tho public by giving the
above two Or three insertions III their ce-
lumns.
II. IS. &. ROBERTSON.
Acting r. vi. Gen, Republic Of Texas.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18


A TRANSPARENT WATcH.-A watch
has been presented to the Academy oesSci-
eace at Paris, constructed ofvery curious
materials, the parts being principally
formed 81 rock crystaI II vas made by
Mr.. Robellier, and Il small IN size. The
internal works are risiblei the Two tcethed
wheels which carry the hands are rock
CRYSTAL the other wheels IF metal, 10 pre-
vent accidents fromtha breaking 81 springs
All the Escrews are fixed II crystal, and
All tho axles turn On the rItbies. The
escapemert sis-of sapphire the balance
wheel of rock crystal and its springs q
gold. Tbs regularity III tso wasch, ss \
tims keeper, is attributed bv the maker
10 the feeble expansion of rock crystal
on the balance wheel, DC. The execution
az the whole shows to what stale cfpsr-
lection the art Of cutting precious s'sllies
has been carried in modern times. boz
ton transcript.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
AND THIS 100 SHALL PASS AWAY.

An Eastern sage, being requested by his SOY
creign, to furnish motto for a signet ring
which should be suitable alike for prosperity
and adversely, wrote these words-"This toe
shall pass away"
When morning sunbeams around me shed
Their light and influence blest,
When aow'ry paths before me spread,
And life in smiles sits drest;
In darkling lines that dim each ray,
read, ''this too shall pass away
When murky clouds o'erhang the sky
Far down the vale Of years,
And yanly looks the fearful eye
Where not hope appears
10! characters Of glory play
Mid shades-''this too shall pass away"
Best words that temper pleasures beam,
And Tighten sorrows gloom:
That early saddon youths bright dream,
And cheer the old mans tonb;
Unto that world be we my stay
That world which SHALL not pass away
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
POETRY.

A-rWelgnow not to whom we are indebted
for the following lines we received them
from Clinton, La, BY the mail, written in an
unknown hand, with the following address; "A
Lady requests the editor Of the Piney Woods
Planter to publish these yeraes for the 8th Of
January. and also AZ a tribute Of respect to our
venerable ex- President, Gen. ANDREW JACK.
SON" We hope they may not be the last We
shall receive from the same source.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

that another year will carry the State
for Van Buren,. and ademocratic Cover
nor, Congress and majority Of The Leg
islature, they ought to puff believing as
the knowing ones do, that it's the last
chance.--AmsricGn Union. 9tsN
TITE SENTIMENTS OF ANDREW JAcK soN.-
Let the people listen 20 the voice d one
Of the most sagacious, brave and patriotic
Of men. riis memorable derlaration on
the great controversy before the people
is, that Sin separating the Government
from the Banks, wesecure to labor liz
fair reward every honest pursuit IL pro-
NOTED; the government il relieved from
the political Influence Of the money power;
legislation Is purgod, and the republican,
feelings Of our citizens are CHERISHED. -
Nv. Y. Ere Post.
feTTHE SrAMEsE TwIys.-FF These re-
murkable Twins have purchased q plan
tation 1inENorth Carolina, have glgen UP
travelling and exhibition. and with . snug
little fortune are about ID establish inf
themselves hcmc. They have alreads
taken ppreliminary> steps 10 become cifl-
gems ofthe United States. The spot
that they have chcsen il saidtob s bear
tifnI one in the mountains, which abonnds
with fine hunting grounds and great
game They both enjoy the reputation
of first rate marksmen.
x a.4
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
For the PineY Woods Planter.

For the Finey Woods Planter.
THESE FEW LINES ARE AFFECTION
ATELY DEDICATED TO A DEPARTED
HERO or 1914.
When wicked princes had coHspired,
TO plot against our sacred shores,
Promo in their wealth with anger fred,
They came with all their warlike powers.
IN lofty ships, the scorn the sea-
A host of warriors dsrkIy stand,
From fields IF recent victory;
And tread with slavery the land.
In our distress, o God. on'thec,
We call'd, and thy protection found;
Thy mighty arm was barred to free,
Thy people from the threatened wound.
Thy servant, JACKSON, didst inspits,
AS once thy warriors were Of old;
Filled him with more than mortal fire,
To meet The bodness If The bold.
He sent destruction on the Toe,
In heaps they fell upon the plain;
Their chiefs were in the strife laid low,
And all were driven To tho main
Illastrious Chief! thy pure and well earned
praise
Shall oft awake ''the harp Of other days.
BY Miseissippi's proud majestic stream,
Shall tunefnl Ministries chaunt the mighty
theme.
Each lofty deed, each trophied scene rehearse,
In all tho flowing poinp Of epic verse;
With magic melody the notes prolong,
And give thy name the need Of deathloss
song.
And 40 along the ahoreless wave Of time
Floats thy proud PANE in characters sublime;
While FREEDoM's BAHDs in every cline shall
raise
Their choral peals, and their grateful lays
Each brilliant scene shall shine on Truths
resplendont page.
Sublime in virtue and with precept sage;
Till distant lands shall win theSIoud acclaim,
And stamp immortal worth On ANDREW
JACKSON'S name.
VOX POPULI vOX DEL.
Clinton. La, Jan. 8, 1870.
H
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

A BREAcM or PROMISE Casa
chartenng business like young miliner-
who had always been In the habit Of
tripping into 4 bank for her small
change, made her usual visit the other
day. and says, "Good morning, Mr..
Cashier, ! have come for five dollars,
worth Of yonr small change aggs I
NJ am sorry 70 saw, Miss that
we cannot accommodate you,h was the
reply. ".
demand"
II cannot help that"
.Then you break your promise, 90
you''
"Certainly."
sand with impunitya" J.
uTo be sure. Our charter allows y,
.sAllows you to make as many prom
IA - YOU please, and break them
when you please?'
4 at may be 50 construed.
1 "Ah. dear me, how ] wish was 2
bank and had a charter"
4 "Why soln
"Because ] have made q proihise1 ,
not a promise to pay five dollar n 'eE !
which | should blush to break; but :
promise ofny very self to one | GO ne
! love- y,
! .Ab. al. Mr.. Cashier, there's th
! rub. Unlike your bank, ! have p
charter. and should be sued for b I,1.
ofpromiscs and heavily fined. - cs'cc
go Democrat.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
ETE WI g..

We are glad to hear that pctticoat:
have 'riz'--that the old fashion d
short dresses is coming into vogue q
gain. We always liked that fashion,
as il displayed the pretty foot and an
Gle 80 that man could find out wheth-
er he was going to get a cloyen footed
one or not. Huzza for the short pet
ticoatsl
Hhat an exquisitly delicately pre-
ceptis that Of tho llindo law which
says, "Strike hot even with q blossom,
"a wife though she be guilty Of an
hundred faults"
s,TIallo Shocks, what's the matter
with Won TO day?" "l'yc got the bank
leyerv sWhat's that?" "Why one emty
pocket and another without nothing
in it?"
A CRITERION nv WHICH WeNEy Es-
TIaATE MEN.--What a curious trait
that is in woman--their exaggerated
anxiety to see the one who has been
loved BY the man IN whom they them
selves take an interest; and the man
nef in which said man rises or falls in
their estimation, il according as they
admire Or arc disappointed in the sub
jet Of his love. Nothing has cured
more etfectually the idea the female
world conceived Of Byron. than the
sight ofthe person on whose affection
he pridea himself. Byron might have
committed in their eyes thousand
sins more excusablc than the error Of
bad taste.
A country editor in publishing u
marriage heads II, Fatot Casualty.
No glasses affect the eye more unfa-
yorably than glasses Of brandy. So
the opticians say.
No loss than tvsaty eight printers lost
their lives al Fannin's massacre, in
Texas. 'crts !.
Divorce.-Itis the law Of Georgia,
that. in case Of devorce, the innocent
party only. has the privilege q mar
rying again, during the life time OF
both parties.
aMy last farewell!a ~ the shoema-
Iker said when he retired from business
and closed up bis affairs.
10 u are the novels which create
more disagreeable sensations in the
minds Of honest men, than all the rest
ofthc alphabet together.