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NOTICE.

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MISSISSIPPI RESOLUTIONS.

The Legislature of Mississippi after stating tho re-
fusal by the Governor of Maine to comply with the
requsition of the Governor of Georgia. for the sur
render Of ugilves and the refusal Of the Governor
of New York to comply with similar requislton by
the Governor Of Virginia, proceed to say;
Whereas, The offences charged against all said
fugilives from justice, larceny in elonously in
weighing, stealing taking and carrying away certain
slaves and whereas the council and corporation OF
this and all the other slave holding States OF this Mon
have been taken IN the premises, 10 the end that
common and peculiar interests may be prtudiced
hut opposed TO the institution of domestic slavery /;
therefore
Be il resolved by the Legislature of the State Of
Miss slpp, That the right OF Executive authority OF
one State 10 demand Iutv,s from Justice OF III, Exc
cutive authority of State and the duty OF the
latter TO surrender such figiiives upon such demand
is right secur,d hy the terms OF the Federal com
pact right which cannot lie denied without a pa pa
ble violation OF the Constitution and a right which
no State Legislature can annul, evade OF impair.
Be il further resolved That the attempt OF The Gov
ernor and Legislature OF the State OF Maine and the
Governor OF New YORK, to vade, impair and deny
lat right, is deemed by this Legislature an outrage
upon The chartered nights of Virginia and Georgia,
and precedent full Of dat to all the slave holding
States.
Be it further resolved, That this State will make
common Cause with any of her sister States whose
rights have been may hereafter he invaded atore
sand, in any mode OF resistance redress
necessary Tor their our protection.
BE il further resolved, That the Governor of this
State be requested to transmit copies OF the foregoing
preamble and resolutions to the Governors of the
erai States and 10 each OF our Senators and Repre-
sentatiscs in Congress.
Approved, February 6, lS3l,
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Narridge ofthe Err king Of The Nr,ber.

Marriage ofhe Er-King Of the Neither
lands.-The marriage Of the Old ex King of HoI-
land, with the Countess D'Oultremont, was
solemnized at Berlin. The ceremony was per-
formed twic, according 10 the Protestant and
Catholic forms, the Countess being Catholic.
The newly married couple are known as the
Count aud Countess Of Nassau. The ex-Klng
is ~ years of age, and the Countess so. The
marriage was left handed or morganatic. and the
children should there be any, will not be account
ed princes of the blood
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The COAST SuRvEy.-The u. S. vessels Gal
latin and Nautilus, which have been set apart
for prosecuting the photographed department
OF the coast survey under an act Of Congress Of
1907, revived by an act of 1892, are now fitting
out for the season at our Navy Yard, under the
command OF Captain Blake. The exptdit on IS
conducted altogether BY Naval officers, with the
exception OF the scientific corps, ani the crews
for the vessels have been shipped into the service
ofthe United States for a p, rod OF nine months;
the Two crews consist Of As men oficered by one
Lieutenant Commanding two Lieutenants, and
four Passed Midshipmen.-Phh Chronicle.
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Good use for Tobacco. long since a ret took
it into his head to cut holes in my house | tried a
variety OF experiments keep him out without effect
AT last | boiled a strong decoction of tobacco and
poured it hot on the places where he at work He
has quit his depredations, although in place he
had cut the hole almost large enough to ecpthrough
have tried the same experiment in other places and
find that rats will not eat wood saturated with ,obac-
co juice. Would it not be well if some one building
houses gamers, would try large scale. The
cost Will he trllng, and ask nothing for the dis
coveIy, all may try il who are disposed to do so.
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LIBR ARIES.

Next to the humblest and simplest accommodations
for students, the liberal furnishing Library Of high
oider ought assuredly 10 be the aim of all our Mana
gers of Colleges and Public Institutions Splendid
buildings without books hut garnished mockery
OF what such institutions ought to beare not temples
but the tombs of Literary Hope
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UNITED STarEs BANK-A further reduction in the
number OF c.eiks employed in this institution, took
place on Tuesday lest The number discharged
thirteen North Amer
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SONG.


When spring arrayed in flowers, Mary,
Danced with the leafy trees;
When iarks sang to the sun, Mary,
And hninmed the wandering bees;
Then first we met and loved, Mary,
By Grieto's loupin' Inn,
And blither was thy voice, Mary,
Than Linties i The whin.
Now autumn winds blaw cauld, Mary,
Amang the witherei baughs;
And a the bonny flowers, Mar,
Are faded frac the knowes
But still Thy loves unchanged, Mary,
Nae chilly autumn there,
And sweet thy smile, as spring, Mary,
Thy sonsie face as fair.
The early lark nae MAR, Mary,
Thrills on his soaring way
flushed is the Linties sang, Mary,
Through a. the shortening day;
But still thy voice hear, Mary,
Like melody divine;
Nae autumn in thy heart, Mary
Thou'rt truly, only mine!
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From the Christian Inisiiigenesr.
THE SONG OF THE BROOK.
BY ABRAHAM MEssLER.

THE SONG OF The BROOK.
by ABRAHAM MEssLER.
Bright daughter Of the mountain shade,
Light bounding o'eI the rockets gray,
As onward to the bright green glade
Thou wanderest on thy murmurIng way,
BlirheIy chanting for the earth
Through all thy winding way along,
Say, what prompts thy ceaseless ninth,
And wakes Thy glad and joyous song
Sweet stresmet OF the fowcry vale,
Lingering round each little hill
The breath Of flow 'fets to inhale,
And wandering at thine own sweet will
hear thee singing all the while,
In murmurs gentle, soft and mild,
Thy lingering moments 10 beguile,
Like Natures feeling Maynard child.
When spring with blossoms scent the earth,
Thy song Is rapid loud and wild
And, mingling with the warbleris mirth
Hath Oft the heart Of care beguiled.
But Summers faintiDg heat subdues
That merry song TO murmurs soft,
Till some fresh shower thy mirth renews
To pour its melody aloft.
In Autumn's sero and fading time,
When flowers gone and birds have fled,
hear its melancholy chime,
A requiem DER the beauteous dead;
But when the loud, harsh Winter roars,
And storms are laundering DER the EARTH
Thy voice of madness shouts and soaIs
In deep and understanding mirth.
Or else in icy feiters bound,
Like some dull captive 10 his CELL
Where midnight. reigns, and no sweet sound
Is heard, to break the gloomy spell,
Silent and sad, thy voice is mute,
While creeping slowly on thy way,
As il in agony acute
Thou wailest for the Summers day.
Sing on, bright streamlet, in thy joy
A thousand voices glad as thine
The hand Of Time will soon destroy,
As hearts are rent and souls re, ine
But mid the drge Of death and wo
Thy merry song will neer decline
Our hearts may all their joys forego,
While low and gladners siill are thine.
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pULWER'S NEW NOVEL, Night and Morn
Ling, this day received for sale by
F. TAYLOR
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The following pretty song, from the last number Of
the Knckerbocker, shows too much mastery in the
Scotch dialect to have been written by any but a
Scotchman born:
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r,om ,he Governor Of New York, transmitting reso-
u,ions of the Legislature Of Mississippi and other
napers in relation TO the controversy between Vir
rinia and New York.
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TOALl COALil-Just received and now ready
~ for delivery cargo of superior Red Ash Coal.
Apply at the office OF the subscriber, on 9TH street,
near the Canal A. SHEP HERD
an AR
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r LITERARY SOCIETY OF GEORGETOWN
IL The Public respectfully informed that DAVID
HOFFMAN, Esq, OF Baltimore, has kindly consented
to deliver lecture Monday evening, at i2 clock,
in the church on Congress street, Georgetown. The
subject of the lecture will he
"THs DEsrRucros OF JERUSALEM, AS BY AN Eye
WITNESS" apr3-l.
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LIFE OF CHRIST, cheap
j. in one octave, volume Of COG pages, with many
engravings, handsomely bound and containing also
a History of the Jews, and History of the Lives,
transactions, and suAerings OF the Holy Evangeiss,
Apostles and other Primitive Martyrs. BY the Rev
John Fleetwood; price - rs.
few copies just received, for sale by
ap3 F. TAYLOR.
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New-York tribune., 1841-07-09
CHAPTER XXXVI.

Gahfod with smiling face but still with looks of pro-
found Difference ,nd humility bel. .ok himself toward his
ers room smoothing ms hair down he went, and hum
ming psalm-tunc A. ne approached Lord Georges door,
he cleared his throat and hummed more vigorously
There was remarkable contrast between this man,
patton .hc and the expression Of his
which singuary repul>iye and malicious His beetlng
brow almost o5scured ,h- eyes bis lip cured con-
emptuousy his very shoulders seemed 10 sneer in Steahy
whSperng> with his great Capped ears
Hush he mutered softly, he pecped in the cham
berdoor He be asleep. Pray Heaven he Is
Too much watching. much much honght-ah
Lord preserve him for martyr fleiS saint, eyf sair
drew this bad earth
Placing his light upon table he walked tiptoc to
the fire. and sitting chair before with his back toward
The bed, communng with himself like one who
thought aosd
The savior of his country and his counrys religion the
friend of his poor cOuntymen the enemy o the proud and
harh beloved the rejected and oppressed adord by forty
thousand bold loyal English hcart-what happy Sun
bers his should BE-! And here he sighed and warmed his
hasds ana shook his head do when their hearts
full aad heaved another sigh and warmed his hands again
Whv Gashtordl =" said Lord George, who was lying
broad awake upon his side and bad been staring at him
from his entrance.
NIv-rnvor said (iasord starting and looking round
though in great surprise. have disturbed you
" have not been sleeping
Not sleeping he repeated with assumed contli>ion-
What say for having IN your presence given utter.
;houghts-but they sncere-hey sincere
exclaimed the secretary uFiNih sleeve III W.
across his eves; and Why should regret your having
heard them
Gashord" said the poor lord, stretching his hand
with manifest emotion. Do MT regret H. You love me
well know-too well. LIDO nj deserve such homage.
Gashiord made no reply but rped the hand and pressed
to MS lips Then rising and taking from the trunk little
desk he placed it table the fire. nalocked with
key he carried his pocket sat down before IL took out
pen and before dipping the nkstaRd sucked ito COM
pose the fashion of his mouth perhaps, which smile was
lowering yet.
How do our numbers stand since last enrolngDight y
inquired Lord Gesrge Are really forty thousand strong
do we still speak in round numbers when We take the As
sociaion at that amount
Our total now exceeds that number By and three,
Gashford replied casting his eyes upon his papers,
The funds -
Not rery improving but there is some mama in the
wilderness nv lord Hem On Friday night the widows
mites dropped Forty scavengeFs, three and fourPence
New-York tribune., 1841-07-09
WRONG NOT THE LABoRING PooRl

By EBEHEzER ELLIOTT, o. SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND.
WRONG not the laboring poor by whom ye i've
Wrong not your humble felow-worrns, ye proud
For God viii not the poor mans wrongs forgive
Bot hear MS plea, and haze MS plea allowed
o be not Ike the vapors, spendor rold,
That sprung from earths green breast; usurp the SKY
Then spread around contagion black and cold
TIL al! VINO mourn the dead prepare 10 die
No initiate the bounteous clouds, that use,
Freivh,ed with bliss. from river, yale. and p!alz
The thankful clouds thai beauty the skies
Then Eli the lap Of earth with fruit and gram.
Yesl emulate the morntain and the food
That trade in blessings with the mighty deep
Til soorhed TO peace, and satisfied win g0'N'
Mans hear, be happy child asleep
New-York tribune., 1841-07-09

manufacture would nfom those ladies who have iorm' y
been compelled Broadway and ta hoy are under
the necessity ofdong 80 longsr them and
see and from eight ins per a and be better serVo
aaI attending being measured
would say having from to 300 persons
oy having number the manufacturers
America hst work well know approved of aud sought
after every where good WORK sold The citizens Of New"
York. Brooklyn WansDugh aud the surrounding country
.pectfnlv solicited for themselves Wholesale
retail dealers and country trade will Gd 10 their sd
call purchasing only quality and quantity
u prIees shall make il a great inducemeni.
sl0 3rn SMITH. BRGSTOTI. & HAtL
New-York tribune., 1841-07-09

II Opposite the Pnrll-Wil be hnppy -.Is
pubic a branches OF their profs-iou with the hest skill
able from observations experience
hcir limo, and long lnd successful practice of
They will use and but the best aern and
aud them eyery improved pnaways
freely r4urng their prices tho and circumstance mny
req.irc yS.f
New-York tribune., 1841-07-09
s,ECyoTas. HONEY OF E.gVEFsV VIO2Sg.

V,OR Coughs Whoopng Cough Shortness Breath
and all Affections Heart aud Lungs leading to CONSj SP
TlON Reader tried meictne. for Your cold Ho
WOW h,l bottle OF NOWILL'S PECrORN HONEY OF llNER-
WORT Try il It medicine offered 10 tho
public testimonials nered and the high eaognms given 'hs
last winter from taken attest At once s superior
induced to make u ' P"pd-
possible though has increasingly received he puo aPpo
baton amounting thousand bottles per anni" no pun
ha ie"r wn,ery col
oroi medicine, thereby fastening asSeaet
its fatal pua sustaining the hopes 81 the
tient, uRti hopes
The propagation the Honey Of Lverwori solely composed OF
simple their but combination no
only TIE mmcom disease but To nrgorne tho
system generally No medicine offered the public be s'i
health number oi persons m consnmp
tive complaints Nsw Pctoa Honey of Lverort Il should
be kept administer upon the first symptom Of cold
cough and neglect the causes of Smbers oslng
their ires especially conslmptIve cases.
This medicine the pubic the low price Of Two Shl
ngs all For sale The principal Dep- 81 Madison
.cet Catherine Reald by of the principal Drug
ei,is principal throughout the Un
For sale By D. MITCHELL, No 90 Churcn-sreet
New aipu
New-York tribune., 1841-07-09

IN tie building known n the CO.
LUMBlAN HALL. 2Di Grand street,
the most splcious wholesale snd retail
SALES ROOM IN the United States,
the largest md best selected assort-
ment Of iad.es, Misses and Chhdrens
SHOES eStluswely, IN all their sarie-
,ias Of pattern, width, color, shape
and lan,erinl usually called for. of cur
New-York tribune., 1841-07-09

' CHARLES HOLDEN, 80 Lspenard->t
Sodv f. NJ GJON 27 Eo~ery Grams ~ At IL T. iold>,
Prince-s door om Bon ery by " J - Fulton sue't
paoLIrr jy5lwt
New-York tribune., 1841-07-09
DsCEsaNDAoN,s NaFPHE 0II.-A warranted Gun

I NllTt7
sept g. siIh' l. to certify that my 'iie mas been
c greatest difficulty could be prevailed upoa afford her ehld
~ uourishuent Mr. richardson. Remedy effected IN hrec
New-York tribune., 1841-07-09
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH,
WHITING Il LINUS PRATT,
Sk- -A ~


SEYMoUR WHITING would respectfully nS'n h; iIisse' and
L Hbc th.t he At bis old staod No g East
and haviar associated himself IN Passrshp ~ith Dr.
fTIS pa n .a are ready and to ali VINO need the pro
E,op. r,ies ss pabhc be assured that all operations II
,bc rofsou l he performed the mos; Sp9roed plan A-
s from on- 20 Inserted IL the most esauec MAJ
49, ana on As favor any other once os s u
a5 an bs old amos, heric. approved patent 'oestc
1 vab obtained the premium the air o. ihe Aaee@a 'as
~ Is ard as be done II ms CITY leen Pi1Ssse
rirb vod r foil or cemeE crcuIisianees NAY
[.sycs ~ Teeth DESTROYED without and Il tuO> S s'
Tooth sftctualy preserved BY hling.
A. irf,lh, cure for TootEaehe.
\ & Nessrs WHITING Il PkAI @lR - 'A'
,rs, N N, .rf of Deaiisrv. reasonable terms
REFERENCES
H.; t,- Chancellor Walwe,th Prof VIM. Tally, NJ D.
~ Th " n S,-s Sn,,nes Rev Nathaniel Pratt Georgia
Wri. w Minor, VI n y York Sainue, Z hI' - NJ -
Poi Hsni Sili,rs1 " o. IL. n. Wsu. y BAkeman. VI p
Prof Jonsihaa Knight p jobs Miller d y; -,
Prot Charlie, L >x Srd VI n Stephen soNn' VI u e'-
=. yTyEX TOR y,I,C-ReIucioE - 4 I,r rprovsmeut
y NPersoHs Of Svoidng se Seo!t.at SS
OF Dentists, will ind advantageous oa % SeK W OVp
Sreon Dentist. Centre Market
NB-t'oOh-schc iaftiihly cured
The having evaaed OF D. Sherwood
ucouphe Mineral Tech Inserted gold srd which are 80 Pec
siy apte perfectly useful N usse'uns ths
different essential the support NJ eNsienec deem *
rden 10 pcormeud public kiltui Dcnu : A.
EsbIe " D. Rice. NJ. n, W. Crockcuc VI D. NcT-Oresns
May l5 l>ll ~ @
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM.
PLANTS.

The PA ENT MEDlclNAE SToMAoHIAE EFT
HEPATIcAE, formed by chymcal analysis
and synlhesis of several prorma'e vege-
rabIe principles, are universally acknowl.
edged to have totally ocipsed the preren.
sions OF every other remedy, and super
coded the necessity Of every other mode
Of treatment, whenever the above dis
eases are found 10 exist, as we'll as in
enlargement Of the Spleen and in Juan.
dice.
Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are natuency, sourness
or burning in the stomach, melancholy.
lrrliability, disagreeab'o taso in the mouth;
great irreguIarity Of appetite, which is
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TVHE UNDERSIGNED have on hand
and will continue to receive, a,
their OFFICE in Clinton, a full stock of
Supplies for Plantation use.
They offer the following articles to
their customers at moderate prices and on
accommodating terms,--
$50 ps. Sup. Ky. Bagging,
ESQ Coils Rope,
ESQ Bills. Mess & Prime Pork,
10 Casks Bacon, Hams, Sides, and
Shoulders,
100 Bbls. Flour, s Tierces Rice,
Sc Sacks Hav. Rio and Java Coffee,
4 SO Bbs Sugar,
4 so Kegs and Cans Lard,
' Is Boxes Cav. and Ky. Tobacco,
200 Sacks fine and coarse Salt,
80 Bills. Molasses,
Tons Iron and Steel, assorted.
ALSO,
Lowell Shifting, Cottonade and Kerseys,
Powder, Shot, Candles, &c. &c.
No accounts can be opened by any per
son except those who intend to ship Cot
ton to their House in New Orleans, to
whom all reasonable facilities will be af-
torded.
J. BONNER & co.
Clinton, May 10th 1841. 90
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NOTICE.

Owing to the hard times, per-
" hereafter can have Lumber
STEAM SAW MILL below LlberIyg
The following prices-viz:
Flooring Plank, (per thousand iee')S
Same, picked, all heart,
Weather boarding, ceiling g. scantIn!
Same, picked,
Rough edged, i
Bastard plank, per hund. #.
Less quantities in proportion to 'N
bove. We have now on hand a %
quantity OF seasoned Lumber oil eN
description. Persons purchasing lunl
by paying the cash, "a liberal dedO'I
will at all times be- made. None
good money will be received, for Innl
The GRlSr MILL is in full oPeris!s,
CARROLL 81 EUBANN
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