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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
M as-wsw NOP' Il. 'ELpRIpcE Co.'S

NikGlNA In Notoway County Court, lst july, IsiI.-
SsmuclR utL Wn. Eiieu anu Phebe his Vlt- former.
Rui, and Pleasant Bowen aud Elizabeth wife for.
merry Ruid, pits against WliamIR Aansnn A Eins.
ton ani Mary Its wife, brmcTly Mary Ru John Rug
Jesse Ruud, Tho uas Rudi. Dahncy winro aud Rhoda
s wife, formerly Rhodd Rudl GRIEF Rcha rdsnn ami
Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Rudd and tue children
OF iame, Rnid decd, whose names unknown, the
said iAm Nudi and hianson Ellington adtnuisira.
tors oi John Rudd drc't, lrtfs- IN ChuursTy.
THIS day came the plaintiffs, by their counsel and ed
theiT bi against the defendants, aud their notion an.
pcarug tn the sctinn tho count that the de
anis, John Rudi, Jesse Rudi, Thomas Rudd. Dabncy
Wingo and Phchc his wife, Gucf Richardson ant Nancy
hs wtc' aud the children ei James Rudd decd ac not
Inhabitants Of this safe: IL Is ordered that they appear
here on the hrst day II the Ocobtr term this
Court aud auswcr the said hill that cOpy OF this order
be toTthwEh inserted for two months sicces-ivcly in
some newspaper published In the City Ric hmoud and
Pose al the 'front.' door "f the Courthouse this county.
copy. Testc,
ia waw f. FITZGERALD C. a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
ROBERT MOTT,
HOUSE * SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER, sc.
Next door to the Exchange Bank,

ROBERT MOTT,
HOUSE * SIGN PAINTER, GLAZIER, sc.
Next door to the Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND, Va.
INFORMS his friends and the public he has received
part OF his spring supply Of Paints, Oh, Glass which
he ready work moderate terms Having as good
set OF workmcn can be procured, he will eudeayoT TO
give satisfaction All kinds Of Paints put up TO or
Ter GAS NJ All sizes s,l bv a., 10, ~ Et,
Vcra EcE of soar stone Paint for sale low valuable ar.
tice tor lin ors single roofs.
p = have procured the services Of Mr. James Barnes
good SEn ana Chair Painter will WARRANT his work NOT
Inferior 10 any ike work done in the city.
NH IDLY MOTT.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Guns &c
cius and She eld from Liverpool large ncut
Bruins am aud sheffield Hardware consisting IN par
Anvls Nirss, screw Plates &C CaTpenteT5. naisnf
rim Locks, Curry COMBS, Trace Chains. Halter CHAINS
Hoes, with ull assortment Of heavy Hardware, Rodgers
son. fine table ana pocks Cutlery; Graves sons ID
boson ami Butchers Files Saws and EdEe Tools bbOt.
sons and Waiirous Scythes, &c.-f1r saleby
aP VAN LEW 81 SMITH.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
NTANLEw q SMITH have just opened a large a.sort.
neni OF English aud American saddery, CONSISTING
PlItof
English saddle.tIecs
Sergs Of best quality
worstci Webbing
Plated Harness Mounting
Brass and Japannel
AIlgs' Coach Steps
BaIouche and Suiky Springs
Plated Bands, &c &c.
They viii open in few days by the Jefferson from Ii.
SeTpOyl large assortment IT
Tue English plated and polished steel Bris
Plated and German silver SuTWps
Hari solder snafiss and curb Bits
Which :hcy ohcr for sale on the very lOweA forms
SAWS, FILES, SC.
JuI received by the ship Roscius,
NIL saws OF superior quality
Cross Cut agd PIT do DO
Butchers and Gr"avcs' Flies,
With uil s-soument ofheayy and Light edge tools from
est prices vANLEw - SMITH.
ap 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
ALFRED KING,

Il EEPT constantly band, az Hs C0sch Mauuf,ct0rya
N few doors below the Bell Tavern, large anil fashion,
able assortment Of Coaches, tNIr0rrs BaruurHra Bug.
and SulECys made NJ hr best materials workman.
Fhp, which he will soil unusually Dw, ur cash city &c.
r-ptuuccg. AnkulsU work made FOO order shortest
uuH' n, and on the most tl1auuHDD Terms. fp2r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

PAssENGER boats ron sCOTTsVILLE
AND NEW MARK AT.
arr Packet Hulf 4 CAREt T. will leave Richmond f1r
" SrousviIie ard New Mafkct, TVS MORNING, Al g
O'clock precisely and will return Sunday evening on
MONDAY June 2aih We shall commence running regularly
Market until The brea hes in The caua repair
.H Stages viii be in reaIucss NJ New Market % take
sseurers 10 Ivnrhburr There will be bot - miles ~
. NJ over ono Of tho best roads In Nrfnlt Passenger
W % sfuve IN tynehburg by O'clock Y; " 80,
isG-u BOYD, EDMUND A. 20.
Days 81 leaving Richmond and LynehbmE hondaJ
We hstday tnd FRIDAY at oolsekt A NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

HAVE Ia store and receiving large stock Of China.
Il Glass and Earheuware, Looking Glasses, A.iA Lamps
Casters, Tea Boards. Knives and Forks, Fancy Goods
&c, which offered 10 the Country and Cry trade Al
small advance. My si0Ck consists Ia part Of White Granite
Canton and Liverpool Dining
GOLD BAND-Rlsei Figured. Painted and Enlinellsh,
large amt small China Tea Gold md Tea .etts ron.
tanning b. 20 and - pieces. Toilet sets compleieRch
Wafer Pichers-EWsrs AMI Basins-C hIdIen's Toy Tea
setts, Sc.Canfon White French, Liverpool Plates
Dishes and Iureons, separate from sotts.
Rich French China Cologne Bottles and Nantel orna.
m-nfs.
FINE CUT AND PLAIN GLASS wARE.-Deeanters
20 and pairs. Campaigns, TumbIers. Wines Cor.
Gals Lcmoua1"s J'Ie Gublefs Preserve Dishes Pickle
Saus Centre Bowls SAVERS salts IN s.ts and pairs A..
,Ia Lamp Shaies, Water Pitchers, Curtin Pins, Glass
Knobs. Sc. &C..
GLASS JARS If every description
IMITATION silver and Plated Casors, Pla'cJ and Buss
Isui ssck H. suusrs and Ty, Ivory and Bianc Ell Han.
tsi Dining and Dessert Knives and Forks II ~
pieces Waters. BrslI Trays, Britannia Tea aud Coffee
POS. Britannia japan spit Boxes. Table Bells.
GERMAN SILVER Plated aud Britannia Tea and Table
spoons, britannia soup Ladies, &c.
Thermometers
ASTRAL LANPs-,srss and small sizes Britannia and
Siio I7mpz.
PASSAGE LAMPS, Rich Cut andPlafn.
MANTEL ORNAMENTS, beautiful China Card u ,skeia.
Motto Mug Elegant Cut Glass aud China Cologne Bottles,
Real German Cologne.
BRU-IES-Coth Hiir. Table aud Tooth Brushes, Ia.
BE Mas Pcnkuiyes. luksands silver Pencil Gases.
LOOKING GLASSES. Mautel Pier, and Toilet Look.
ing Glasses. from 10 Eve draws.
Looking ass Plates separate.
Manila and u.Hor Nais
Edged Plates Common Cups and Saursrs Bowls Pitch.
crs, Mugs, au1 Common TIrubDrs g. packed in the
best manner and on the most lh ctil terms. Sp3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
< 4 DOZEN nUwAWU- IMPROyED IIILSICAL
sAMI. F. ADIE & co,

< DOZEN HUWAtID- IMPROVED IILNIJAL
Oh CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, 10y
sAMI. +. ADIE & co,
Agents for the Maker.
nc This SOAP possesses virtues aud properties
found in other u b. Manufactured 10y practical
Chemist. by washing the face and hands with this soap
every morning, 1t will make the skin smooth and
sOl silk II removes tan, pimplcs and hlcnishc; aud
those who have usedt for shaving give 1t the preference
90 all other kinds.
heing made Of Chloride 81 soda, makes very die.
injecting Article n those who afflicted with often
syc breath would hrst wet soft tooth brush, audthen
this soap, aud rub the teeth and there.
with every morning, will cure the scuryy In the gums,
aud prevent the teeth tum TOnz and aching preserve
tie cpamcl and cure the offensive breath.
Is superior article for washing and cleansing
aud wounds, and preparing the flesh a. heal No
theirs should not bC without this Soap; 10y washing children
herewith II prevents sore ears, aud many cutaucOus
disorders. " b. believed that should the body ho well
washed all over with this soap week. II would pre-
vent rauy diseases a. which the human body subjected
has proved 10 be the best article be- for removing
Grease, Paint, Tar &c. from Linen Cotton aud woolleu
Goods.
Runics and handkerchicfs which have long lain by and
become yellow by being washed with this Soap, will he.
white.
Prepared ans sold whole sale and retail oc 22
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
$50 ,D I'D

$50 I'D @
REGULAR LINE OF IN RiCIiM0Np.
I'VE III every saturday, 'postiN cy' ''n ,s,,r,ncc
OsS.i,nsSS Scioou,rs of the first class A. 10
warranted nj lowest taieS- l. Cook Master.
WuIINM ALLsN,....'.-'''''II SSrE do
GLADIATOR. ...'-''''''' pr,wu DO
GRAND ISLAND. 80 do
ESnliINAt \,.........'...'''''i s,kirs do
ANNAWAN,.. -.'.. '''''''''' Soupr do
r. lcvn
wwb rTnerrucrd master anu So, ~, si,r,i ana shin
WV , ,rn,1 Central Wharf. Frelgnt ~, ~ - IN
II &C.. "i tpcnsr. IN the vessels 81 1i, tNIGAII
p,u o. frrrbt or passage, apply 70 ,n,1rp a -
time teI ,,S Nbarf STEVENS, IlSliEK 80
No "a and "a Central Wharf or TO NJ NJ
70. - NJ w, packct Onice hcadoi Long MhM ,p,,
FSM "a Norf9Lk-Messrs OlllEh q nui .o>
aEs.,s 81 Efefrqrnd-Mcssrs. JAMES tlshE, NJ.
WILLIAM ROWlEIl. bu-.G.-,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

IlSI received splendid assortment Of beautiful Hats ~
- The rrsf fashions consisting, In part Of finest beavers,
uuiruf, kuETa rabbits and brush Has ~ mo greatest
variety huc Cashmere Hufs new aud much admire d
article.
Also. few CAGES ezra fnc N1lcskin Plush Hate an II
which made tu order expressly Tor my retail sars
and arc offered o customers Hnd the public such prices
as cannot fail ~ give entire sstisl4ctiuu.
de- ELISHA sHEPPERsnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

c,COTT,s PATENT IRON SAFES, Lined viii,
> Asbestos, manuhcluredin Philadelphia 10y CIV Gross,
varying In price from 90 TO s15O-For galc BY
49, BALDWIN
jeu opposite the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
JAMES FISHER ;
os Agents.

Goods 10 be shinrcd 10 New Orleans. Mobile Az
raiachacua or any other places Will be rcecNe anu -"
,,,rigI from New NeTk by the masters or AGENTS NtN
S%rk nee OF charge except such may be acinAy IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
YORK JACKETS.

NEW YORK pAChEis'
GOLD LlNE)
SD I'D SD SD
,vScUDI'RG Capt Jno. Could
Scnl' ,,,.,sN ypIrTu 10 N. Couch.
10 ,MIEhInSn Do wm. Tlby.
10 rStrIThDrRA do InO. Bell
10 I.SshT DO Geo. W. Allen.
10 NN[rIiEsTER DO Burr Knapp
pn IEONTlNE, ~" III - - - - ..
This Line OF Packets, having bees-sessAAhS ny ,i
raj patronage Of the merchants OF klsoosl ,"t
~ IA yr,r- The tmastcTs) pruprcnrs tole,'
,Ttbsir ayors assuring thciT patrons A -
hall bc given in forwarding the" so'IS S1'0''' ~
H. vessels are OF tie FIRST class COMMANDED Oy men
,fr,norisuce odc; AMI mrTchahilss ca" '' 'S'
a., by ihcm at the lowest rate 81 premium, ,... ..
FOR freight or passage, having good a.
uly tb the masters on board, or 10 49, r-,.,,-,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

PATENT BALANCES.
THE subscribers, Agents 'Urtuc sale Of stevens Patent
Balances, have now uu hand f HaaurfwIuf of every
fEH from 10 U 21uIIs, 100 OF them warranted be- col
rect i1r sale ar The Manufacturrrsrices
opt vANLEw & SMITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

THE subscribers have purchased Of Mr. John ~ Alien
hiH entire Patent Rrl frr tn Boxes, of prisnE MA
nui1'tmcd Tobacco We therefore forbid al ucfsoua
using them, unless Vurchaariuf uH=whCh wc will mako
~ orrr, aud reasonable tcrm no our tn, rovc, Gfaq
anil Sheet Iron Mandatory, few doors below Tie BeH
Tavern. " q y. w. WELLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

III l-wow ' r. EsiDRrpcE c.c.sc

NinGiNiA,-A Rules, held IN the LleTk's Office u
Y the circuit superior Court OF Law and Chanrrry
or The County of Cumberland on the let Monday I'm nr
et Shaiies kaine, plaintiff, against Geo d. Wootlson
AMI Joan Daniel, deiendants-Is CHAScEEy
TIE defendant Geo H. wnodson, not having rnt,r,J
s appearance aud given security according To the Act
:" assembly AMI the Rules OF this Court and n aTpr,r.
% 10y satisfactory evidence, that ho not an inhabtant
OF Iis commonwealth: is ordered at Rules thai the
u defendant 10 appear hero tho first iay OF hr nr.,
Hususi term aud answcrhe bill OF the pant and thst
py ~ ',s orneL be ntthwith inserted some news
PAPER putHsh'd ia the CITY OF Richmond. for two months
anu posted al the front door the Court
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
onAvATs, scAEEss STOCKS, sUsrEN-


bTcuas.
All NJ which arc orrrcdto customers, anil the public
Jc3 ELISHA EIErPERsON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

osH Tor SALE 1000 GusnOs 81 Pun. MI, for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
T,VEI.I.. JOnNsTON A. IYEI,I,.

clcs, OILS, Window Glass, q
willacll On no raj terms.
Nutmcas, Nacc, Indigo
Casfifc soap, Gloves,
Cinnamon, cayenne Pepper
CoppcraE, Rotten Stone
Pot add FrHrl Ashes, starch
Liquorlcc Ball, I0uwood,
Saicratua, Fig Blue, Alum
Powdered Ginger and Root
White Lead, Dry and in oil
Jamaica Ginger, Saitpctrc
OIL Peppermint, and other
essential otis
ieiuglaHs, Russia
sponge coarse and fno
Soda. Tor washing
OILS Winter afraIufIau f
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-26
no the Virginia andagniied
States Public,

IA He subscriber proposes, if patronage VII,
- warrant The enterprise, 10 publish IN tle g,tg
VI Washington, Daily Pohiica Jccrnal. e {.
called the " OBSERVER" Itsab crip,,ons sill
justify him, his wish is to Issue lbe IFS, nuussf
On the FIRST Monday Of Juoe ne1t---one wccE q.
two At fafthest, after the committeeman gl tls
Extra Session Of Congress.
The Observer, il il goes into operattn, viii ert
'lcise freely aud sunrcsefyodly, the action % tic
Federal Government, without irar, favor d a15..
TON" II will look for support 10 the Pt53's, sua
he People only. Hayiug taken an active pa,t in
The election Of Gen. IleIfisou, afdenly hogas ard
confidently belesi6g that his Administrator 4il
Justify the generous confidence, and tud lhe as.
fbtic expectations OF tic American People, | yfi
pledge myself to extend to Il DO und4cfninaaae
support shall be happy 10 praise, 5u net a'ra!t
to censure. l have long ago promised ny en-.
6cicace never to be maa Eorship,sr. never %
sustain cry nun or any set or fner, tgers, tte
Constitution Of The country. This y1a lrtsaio
Keep 10 Tie hes; Of MY ability, 20 bolp me COZ
II the People vii rvs,s,u ne IL thB a,;,mrt
lhe fruits OF near 20 years o. editorial tYr6ti-aag
shall be dedicated diligently auG laboriNps'5 10
render the Observer worthy Of their favor. I
promise chem, apd ! will redeem il, that lhs7
SHALL have political wia, al Washington, q nj
able, 81. honest, faithful and true 10 lhcm an9 dc
cause o. the country, aud the Rights oi lht states
aud or the People Whether print is Or is MT
required 1.-THE Federal Metropolis, those lesnia-s
fhsii be to th5 States and no, 10 the ccnlrs. a..
ihofilg, 'cste Il 10 lhc country TO say.
iruN out these proposals row. lntutirg 70
a short 'ime 10 be more specific. @lsh o as5 r,
tin % there exists disposition 70 support, r.
per al Washington which val give o1'dta. sup.
port 70 Gen. Harrison or any other PRESIDED,
Ulnlo ne entities himself 10 Il Is the Constitution,
aiiiy o. hi' course, 5ut which will primarily Be
Jealous aud distius,inl u Federal power ard elf
airB mare prompt TO attack It's eycessc, 'hsa'e
scquie..a 10 lhcn, let who viii be al the hC41 9.
tht Government
As thu t!uc IS !!ipi,cd, request ,hosc,vho az,
disposed 10 support me IA this cntcrprz, 70 81.
uopuce II BY letter.
JNO. II. rLEAsANTS
Richmond, March 22d, Isil
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RUR.aL ECONOMY:
HORTICULTURE.
ny MRS. sleouRNEY.

the admiration Of the beautiful things
of nature has tendency to soften and re.
linc the character, the culture Of them has
siill more powerful and abiding influence.
Ii takes the form Of an affection. The seed
which va have sown, the bud which we
have nursed, the tree Of our planting aud
under whose shade we sat with delight, are
to Us as living aud loving friends. 10 pro.
portion to the care we have bestowed on
them, is The warmth Of our regard. They
are gentle aDd persuasive teachers Of llls
goodness, who causeth the sun TO shine, and
the dew to disiil, who iorgeis not The ten
der buried vine amid Ito SHOWS aud ice OF
winter, but bringe,h forth the root long bid.
den from the eye Of man, into yeTBa. spien'
dor. or autumna frui,agc.
The learned among the works Of nature
are Of peculiar value ia tho present age
I The restlessuess aud dln OF the railroad
principle which pcryadcs its operations, and
J tue spirit Of accumulation which threatens
to corfode every generous seusibih'y, are
modified by the sweel friendship Of tue qpi.
ell plgGis, The toll, The hurry, the specu
aiion, the sudden reverse, which merk our
own tunes, beyond all that have preceded
them, render II peculiarly saluiary Tor US to
heed he ndmoulilun ol our Saviour, Gnd
lake instruction from tho lihes Of the field
ihnso peaceful douizcos OF the bounty d
heavcu.
Horticulture has been pronounced By
medical men, salulafy 10 health and to
rhoetlu!uess Of spirits aud It would scetn
that the theory might be sus,aIned, by The
PLACID end happy counienanccs q those who
pse Il as relaxation from he excitement
OF business or the exhaustion Of study
And It be Who dssoies hlq leisure TO TIC
c4ltlrr Of tie wulks Of nul4fc bLDeGt.
h.mself: &c who beauties bis garden ten
lie ey Of Tho community rs surely public
beupiociof. lie insllls Inlo tue bosom o.
tie lnGn Of the world, pauing With the
gold fever, eouile thoughts, Shtch DO COCO
Ike medicine. lie sers lie dcspoud
,rg rr.a,t prf u1ke. csc Of the child
tghlar Nsth U 50 MI nsc brightness -
Tie fJfn.shs pls1 Hiucu, Tor that taste
- tSu IeltALF .d'tCtct @ud t"1tttit@s eNh
ale pleasures. IL lllse v ho earn iheii
asbaaerce by Istotmg on his grounds, be
stands W the light Of tcuclactor. The k.nd
ol,ndus,y which he promotes is favorable to
simplicity and virtue. With Que tie sweet
esl pools al our mother land, 80 may say
"pssise 70 ,de s,gfJy spade
And patient plough, and thc lAcpArfds simple
crook
Aea "a the .igh, mschaute TOOL 0o hailed
With honor sb'eh cncasing ~ The power
81 ionr ooblGtionship. she lahoters h4nd,
Gets q, tbat hsud, wiki III its F"rla 81 nerve,
! i1n loo b4sy commerce vila tAe EssEt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-26
mon CULTIVATION

II - not an uucummon Complaint aToug
farmers, that The times are hard. Ii IS
u1i VorLer.ul, that, wIih sou.e, they arc
SO Ihsy arc hard, because t.cir crops
are small because they fail 10 bos.os tie
proper cultivation upou them.
Concentrated action Is ,iiclc0i action
and !, IS Ih,s only ahlch gives argc agu.
cultural RESETS. Bot 10 tbs al obstacle
presents Itself nearly usIfnDua4ble. O1l
arms are, 10 general, too EXTENSIVE, sod
the labor of the farmer IS spread over too
extended surface aud vet. instead ul scit
lps sugic acre, most o! ouf farmers eotoi
many more. Il tlrmers, hgNtvcr, would
thase tues must chause 'beIr policy -
lley must concentrate thcir labor; they
must give 10 tow bcfcs The care nov
usually bestowed on many, and It Unnecessary
- lds, lh : mJs, diminish thrlr farms
Maoy an acre q corn, wheat und other
crofs, Which uaw y ED a scguly return ~
tie l1bor bestowed On thea and serve oulf
to discourage the ItlIef, might, with proper
cuNyliIon be- uadc to yield bushels tot
ppcks How much wiscr--hoS much
more grateful then, 10 gave these acros q
proper liiIase, sud reap an abucdant har.
vest.
Tho want of sufieicn, cultivation uay
DO considered ono Of the great errors, a;
present, Of our farmers generally. They
too often adopt diIiustve and desuliory
mode OF oPafauon, which keeps their lands
poor aud themselves poor also. The only
mode by which The benefits Of thrifty pro
ducAyo hushandry can DO enjoyed, IS 10
change the ystem lor one mo,e compress.
ed and more vigorous,
II should DO written on every farm house,
and % the cen,er Of every lot, as momenro
to ~ occupler, TN bat iitiie and nH tho.
ropghly.--Rt Mr. Goodrich.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-26

HNfO8NATIOS WANTED. Of hsse Gar
h Ea Of Wake County, North Carolina, who
lcn ne WiIe apt tour smai. children ia August,
1880, ,ftap that hc wj gorg TO Guil.oTd Coco.
1, TO seek Employment, which he obioiued from
Mr. fisge Pats 81 Jamestown, who engaged hifu
ia March, $50, to 20 To Columbia south Caro-.
line, 70 asssl Is selling load Of Guns or Rifles.
M fFla ri hi, return. telis hts family that b.
len him to Coiutnbis jail. In January lat, young
Mr. PiHs carries another load Of Guns 70 South
Carol,bA, aad whilst therc he hears q Garner
ifyiag siege shout 60 milss below Columbia.
SID Gamer u ebuut feet or s inches bigh,
iirlB complexion, dark red hair and beard, blue
eyes, win iLick upper Up, sad inclined 10 be
roand shaultcrct. III cannot read 81 write, aud
ist0y Dub aFPseirnsiga he j. also ycfy much
atdiuIcd 20 phlag prUsAne language
Should THIS n-et the eye Of ans Individual whH
Knows any thirg concerning Garhsr, lhey will
- doing buruur at by Addressing letter 10
his tpiteyted - ne At Raleigh, n C.
II = tie desire Of ftr AT rticuate ard rnnsdtn.
tai companion HsI Il sAsu,d return 10 ter and
lfir foot helpless children.
should il not BE- Ggtsrr's wish % see bis Nifr
agar, it Is hoped ih5l be IL mol 70 deprGted. and
7s, % AZ feeling as rot 70 heed the CRIES Of hs
children wll8 are nov suffering fof bread
CINptRELLA GARNER
Raleigh, Niay l4lA, lsu
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POETRY.
Frsm Dlael.pogRs Maqa.Inl


lf Hope be dead-why seek 10 live
For what besides has Life TO give
Love, Life, aud Youth, aud Beauty, too,
II Hope be desd-say what are You
Eots without Hope II cannot be,
There is a vessel Oh yon sea
Becalued and sail!ess as Despair,
And know--'tis Lolpiess Love floats there.
Life without hope Oh, that is not
To live but, day by day, to rot,
With feelings cold and passions dead.
To wander DER the world, and tread
Upon lis beauties: and to gaze
Quite vacant, o'or its flowery maze.
oh think, # this be Liio then say
Who lives when Hope has hod away ~
Youth withou. Hope, An endless night,
Trees which have feit the cold springs blight.
The lightning flashes and the thuudcrs slf!i,
J OF pine away a weary life
Which older would have sunk and died
Beneath the stroke their yOuih detied -
But, curst with length Of days, are len
To rail at Youth Of Hope boFetl
And Beauty too, when Hone IS conc
Has lost tho ray IN which il sh0nc
Aud, seen without this borrowed irht,
Has lost the beam hieh made ]. bgIs..t
Now what avail tie Siikcn hair,
The angel smile, and gentle ar,
The beaming eye, and glance y.tigo5-
Faint semblanee Of that pusor numb
As gold dust, sparkling in the sun.
Points who're the richer strata ruA
Alas! they now JUS: seem 10 be
Bestowed 10 mock a. Misery.
They speak Of DAYS long, long gone ~,
Then point " call Reality,
And, with death.l.ke smile, ihey ay-
"Oh i-whai ere we when Hopes awa
Then Lotr L.fe, YsutI, and Beauty too
" hen seen out llo7ss br.gai'uiag aue
All sigh IN M,asY's slLl K, tore,
"Why seek % lss Il Lloas u rnna