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, 1841-02-27
OF MISSOURI, ,

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Lincoln. .--.-g
In the Lincoln Circuit Court, Noseus~
Term, 1910.
ABRAHAM Estes,
Complainant, 49,
rs. Bill 10 Chancerv.
RICHARD GARRETT,
THIS day comes the complainant by n,
L solicitor, and it appearing to tho a.
faction Of the Court, on the affidavit Of g
complainant, that said Richard Garrett /, NJ,
"a resident of this State. 1t is thereforec,.
dered that said defendant be notified bv !,
publication of this order to be made in ,ome
ne wspaper printed in this state for eipb,
weeks sucessively; the last insertion to b
made at least four weeks before the ne,,
May term ofihis court; that said complainant
has filed in this court his bill of complaint
against him, stating in substance that the de.
PENDANT in the year 1889, proved in the Land
Office, at Palmyra Missouri, his right of ore.
emption TO the N. E. quarter of section 50.
township 81. range 2 west Of the 5th princi.
pal meridian in Lincoln county, containing
I60 acres; that said complainant subsequent.
.ly purchased Of said defendant all his right
and title to said presumption to said tract of
land, by an instrument Of writing signed by
said defendant for the consideration Of 5aS
dollars. 325 dollars was paid in hand-,hat
the remainder of said consideration, TO wit.
600 dollars was to be retained in the hands
Of said complainant TO clear the said land out
of the land Office, as specified by said writing;
that by another writing said defendant bound
himself TO make to said complainant q deed
to said land, and to warrant and defend the
title thereto to said complainant, and to give
said complainant possession thereof, that 10
pursuance Of said writing. said complainant
took possession of said land and still holds
possession thereof; that said complainant
paid 10 the receiver at said land Office, the
said sum Of 900 dollars as agreed aforesaid,
and obtained from the land office the title Of
the Government of the United States, to said
land in the name of said defendant; that said
defendant has left the state, and has not made
TO said complainant a title for said tract Of
land. and prays that said Garrett may BE-
made defendant TO said bill; that he make full
and specific answer, and that this court will
decree the title Of said tract Of land to said
complainant. &c. Therefore. you, the said
Richard Garrett. are hereby required to ap-
pear nj this court on the first dav Of the next
term thereof. 10 be begun and held at the
Court House. in the town Of Troy, on the first
Monday IN May next, and answer said bill
of complaint. or the same will be taken for
confessed against you; and this cause is con-
tinued. Buckner. for complainant.
STATE OF MIssOrRr.)
County of I.incoIn.j
!. Francis Parker. clerk Of the Cncuit
in and for said county of Lincoln, and
in said state. certify that the foregoing is a
true copy Of ~ order rom the records Of
said court. made at November term, 1910.
~ Given under my hand and seal Of
}SraI.} Office. at Troy, this Sd Of Dec.
49, 1870. Francs PARKER, Clerk.
Dec. IL, lsiO--st.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
, 1841-02-27
FINAL

A Ii. creditors and others interested in the
IA estate OF Thomas Pratt. deceased. are
hereby notified that the undersigned Exec
utors will make Il final settlement Of said
estate at the next term Of the County
court of Warren county to be begun and
held on tine third Monday of next February.
MARTHA PRATT, E~xecutrix,
JONATHAN PRATT, Executor.
Jan. at.
, 1841-02-27
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersignsd
l has obtained fIom the Clerk of the County
Court Of Rails county, letter, of Administration up.
on the Estate of Benjamin F. Gray, decd, bearing
date the 9th day of January, ls4l. All personshsv-
ing claims against said estate, are requested to e.his-
it them in one year from the date Of ssid Letters for
allowance, or they may be precluded from any bennett
of said estate; and il such claims are not Presentsd
within three years from the date Of said Letters, they
will be forever barred.
Dec. 1876. JOSEPH ID. TAPLEY Aonf
, 1841-02-27
ONE CENT REWARD.

ID UNNAWAY from the subscriber on
IL Saturday the 9th of January, l841, an
apprentice boy to the tanning business, about
IA years of age. ! will give the above reward
for his apprehension and delivery to me, but
will pay no charges. The above bound boys
name is Cyrenus Smithers.
JOHN F. L. JACOBY.
Jan. % ~.
, 1841-02-27
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TsNi1E undersigned administrators "f the cS
= tate Of Pay;on p. Wright. deed. lat"
OF Rails county. No. hereby gives motto" L.
ali Concerned. Or IN any wnv interested IN
said estate. that Ire undersigned adminIslr
Tor viii make a fnaI settlement Of the >IId
eS;ate at lie next F.hrn7ry ,erri OF the com
IL court OF SAID county,.
JAMES lNLOE. Admir-.
Jan, 0-it.
, 1841-02-27
WOOL CARDiNG MACHINE
FOR ShLE,i

FEviiE undersigned viii expose TO sale, and sell 10
Z ihc highest bidder TT Payne=viIle No, on the
Gth day Of n trch next, a first rate set Of WooI.
CAaps in good ordcr, together with ali thr necessary
rP"aratG4. Terms made knc va on the day of sale
y. GIBSON
Februars, 18th 1lil. -.
, 1841-02-27
POCKET ROOk LOST
$40
II T. w A K ID.

r OST, on the 9th inst. in the town Of Louisiana,
IL or il. vicinity, a calf skin Pocket Book. Of ne
dunn size, and somewhat worn, containing sundry
bank bills on the Bank Of illinois, and Miner Bank
of Dubuque. Also .undry notes and receipt, for
notes, aud other papers Of no value to any per.on but
the owner.
ANY person having found, and will deliver or give
information where the sam may he obtained TO DIR.
T.. VI. Bartlett of this place, shall receive the above
reward, aud tie thanks Of
Jan. l6-3t. ~ATHANIE G. WILCOX
DON'T READ THIS!
4 Ii. persons indebted to the undersigned,
IA or TO Waters & Bro. previous TO the LIST
of Jan. l84l, are hereby notified that unless
they come forward and settle their accounts.
&c. by the first of February. they will be
saddleL with costs to 4 MORAL GER
TAINTY. Look out for squallsM!
THOMAS S. WATERS.
, 1841-02-27
PROSPECTUS
III PENN
4 MoNrHLY LITERARY JOURNAL,

TO BE EIITED ~ H CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
BY EDGAR A. Poe.
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the-,he-ihai you are the-l was about
lo-oh listen 10 the glorious Tippecanoe
song IN the streets
For all the world seems turning round,
For Tippeeanoe and Tuly too"
FtAnk's lncoherent love speech was cut
short, fortunately for him. by a crowd IN
the stree, singing Justify the famous song
OF /" l'Ippecanoe and TYLER too
4" Really, cousin Frank, said lilly, YOU
are not III for any thing, but to talk politics
| AN afraid there is too much truth 10
what you say replied Frank but still
must insist tia, tried my best 10 tell you
my thoughts upon a different subject.
And Why dad you not finish telling
them I SAID his cousin, archly.
Because was too much o! q blockhead,
or coward
\ bold fIppecanoa soldier you are, tru.
j. lou need not lear lac, cousin Frank /;
| am only a woman.
81 YOU are, cousin but must confess
that an the creates, coward on earth
"hsn | attempt 70 open 10 you my heart
Most astonishing, said IIlIy.
All very true, my cousin You know
tuii veil know you do--thai have long
entertained "a deep-wha, was | going
% say II don't believe Nan will get more
saan sax states al the outset.
Cousin Frank, shall have TO put YOU
10 charge Of Old Tips keepers. You are
gong crGzy.'
/ believe so myself, | am in bad box,
assure yca Cousin lilly tell me how 10
ge, out Ct iais conlouaded quandary, You
Know wat | want 10 tell yoI. How shall
say IT.
Don't know, said lilly.
Cousin, said Faux imploriugy.
Well
Do tell nc.
II. bet you that Harrison vii be elect
ed said Tily.
Oh. but would be, that way myself,
replied Frank
You visited me to help YOU out of the
q1audary, cousin Frank. lou aust there
fore take tie bet
W hat do you want 10 bet, epquired
Frank
Myself
Agains, waaln
'Aoufseif'
Bat let TIE see, said Ffauk, who was
somewhat puzzled 10 understand the opera
gon Of the wager u should lose, as
surely vii, how Will /, then he y
II yog lose, said sic, | gtll win YOU !;
aad II lose, you Vii win ME-. Either
way VII sun you, ! suppose.
see through Il, exclaimed Frank, in
IN ecs:acy Of j3y. Done, done, done
Gtge TIE ycu- hani-ilurrah for TIP, Is,
and TIL. Cousin you have done lie bust
ness g!orouzIy. | am happy.
Tbs election came and Harusou carried
fhe day. Or course cousin lilly Won The
5e', and chearl-liy was ii pa,d, and crate
J.Iig vas II accepted,
Faey celebrated Oh ri = 5 election, few
evenings ago, By merry Wedding. JOY
De VIII them. Roxy.
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A very la,se amount oil land ga Englan1
IS cultivated IN tufmPs, aud belds oi tins
crop Of three, tour, aud even tive hundred
acres ars sometimes seen, though the com
lnoa fields are much less and u may be Oh
served here, that n tae richest aud bcs,
cultivated parts Of Eagland, enclosures OF
Ten fifteen Or twenty acres are more CON
mon. S,uce the introduction Of the tufnP
culture, bu!locks aud sheep have ifebird IN
number. Tdfnips ate not great eAaausters
OF lands aud The, furnish abundant food
tor animals Lei Us suppose thattcu bush
els OF tufntps eau BE- tasrd at the samr cost
as one bushei OF nals-,hc great difference
10 the Two crops IS to be found 10 the farm
er ; cattle yard, and then 10 the bafnyard :
here Is the test OF thett comparative value /;
and this IS tie secret 81 the great advantages
winch tul.0s from the culture Of roots. To
England, he value OF magure 10 agriculture
IS Beil apptermted. saler states the eS
tfaotdnary Mci, that tie value Of lhe auI
nal manure annually applied 10 the cruFs
10 England, at current prces, surpasses The
yalu, Of the whole amour oi their foreign
commerce, aud there is 10 duub, lhat III far
frcetds Il Tue farmer Leu, from MS
grown crops, and b, regular - slen 81 70
gtou. finds green food for tvs eatile, and
y hea, Tor tie market. = Iicbatr's Speech
IN Boston.
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mol to be recommended 10 anl case, and
unless absolutely required to destroy foul
weeds. IL should receive no further moving
than is requisite 20 lit II for crop. The
treat mistake Of lu,l, was, that ploughing,
or pulyerzallon would sIpefcede the use
Of nauuring. But experience shows, ~hai
indeed philosophy Inculcaies, that BEYOND
a certain poini, pIoughing Is Injurious ana
that, though essential benefits are derived
10 the soil from the action OF atmospheric
ayents, manutlng IN some form, IS indls
pgnsabIe 10 successful farming. II may !,
SAID that an application Of manure should
take place every time land Is either plou-h
"a or cropped, On land that has be +
brought 10 a hlgh state OF fertility, The a.
composition Of The rich swaid viii usually
prove sufficient dressing Tor single crop;
but for repetition or rotation OF crops
natures cannot be withheld without a Ger.
TAN deterioration Of the soil aud a pToba'
Ole lesseuug Of tie crop. PluughIng and
uanurlug must 20 together, aud without
this combination, each Vii be found delec.
tive aud incapable q producing such re-
suits as are CERTAIN to rnsue ~heu both sep.
ara.e proeo sses are skilifully united. We
are therefore disposed 10 CONSIDER every
decided improvement ~ the plough Us a
sure indication of progress IN agriculture
a proof thai another step 10 the correction
aud dissipation OF ancient error has been
gained aud tie way opeurd aud the means
provided Tor still lu,iher aud more Impor
laul advances. = Albany Caitirafor.
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.H0EE.STT'S
Vegetable Life Medicine

"a HlSt p.cdtolHes are 'ndrh'rd 'oi 'afi'a.
Il 10 their mariictl and sensible ad'ig' 2
sjjlrg the Syringe spd rhanucis Of me- i''
dung then with Frucved touc and UgF
many hnudita certified case. which hs'i p
made ppaGe, aud IN aln,ua, cycfy species O ?
,sae 20 8 bach D.. humaI frame - nab,t la' /.
py rT.ets 81 NOFFAI'S LIFE Fli'S ''I
flltNlN bil-iEKS have been gfali'1al ~
pub!e hckuoa isdgcd by TIC persons 1.''.
Esd who we're previously uHaoqnain'ea ~
bcanu.u''y philosophical principles uya 50
they are coo y0uudtd, and upon Nhica p 10
srguent'y act,
The IRE MEDICINES recomeri -
selves 10 diseases OF eylfy t0rm and onu i1A-
Their irst operation IL 10 !ooecn irou '.' vi
oil the stomach and bowels, the various n7-'in
and cfudil.rs Consistently settling around ht7in
. to remove Tie hardened fHccs y hich oa.sa w
cnhyulAliUns ol the mall inlcslinrs Ohf2
clnes olly partially olesnsn tLose and aWH'
collected masses behind as 81 ptatacc u.
costlvencsa, with all It's train Of evils, o. s'
d,arlua, With Us imminent dangers IAs~
- well knoan to all regular arstomts''
anime the human bowels aflcr DEATH a5d aap
the prriudicc OF these well informed mta l;.-e
tHhNt llli4tAtllN7~-IFT lilfNtAiIAH htf TO-.
aided TO the public BY ignorant persons ~
cond effect Of The Liic Medicines IS to ceihF
Kidneys and the bladder, ard BY lAls meas
liver opd the lungs, the bcllthiul acton 81 "
entirely depends upon the regularity o. lA' W.
~ organs. The blood which takes ~ req
from the agency OF tho liver and lungs @p'
passes into the heart, beng thus putiled y n
aud nourlshcd by food coming from c''N
mach, courses freely through tlc veins rD',
every part o. The system, and trlnmphapIy ''''
the banner Of health in the blooming cpNA
MohAp's Vegetable Lilo Medlrlncs 81"
thoroughly tested, and pronounced q so'cvs, I,
mcdy for Dysprpsia, flatulrncY FalPlIa' VA
Heart, Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn Sna -, M
ache. Rcs,lcssncsa, lil.tempcr, AuAiciy hi
and Melancholy, Costivcness, DlrHhnh ,a
fcycts Of all kinds. Rheumatism, Con" VIZ n.
Of all kinds Gravel, Worms, Asthma ~ -
Sumption Scurvy, Ulcers, Inveierale o'iI,,
butte Eruplions aud Bad Comp -" q
Efynpclla, Common Colds and lnllocnza y" 49,,
rious other complaints which aiiilc' 'hS y. m
frame. In FEVER and AGUE, Patneu'"g! ~
Life Medicines have been most omInent( lt
ful so much so that IN tho Fever and ~ ~
tricls, Physicians almost universally P''
them. l,,p
M0FFATT'S MEDICAL MANUAL W., u'I las
ed as domestic guide 10 hea'n.- ,ieit
pamphlet, ,itcd by W. u. Moiialt 3i' p'o, no.,
New York, has been published lor ne Pu,ffJs
explaining more fully Mr. Moiial's 'nr~! IA 10
eases, and will be found highly interesting ds
sons srekinr health II treats upon Nv ,,rts>
cases, and tho causes thereof. Prices - W"
a .. ppnrTNHl'
These Yaluabls Medicines are lot sSi'
4. ]. HOLT0N,
Charlotte, NC
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.HESCE1EaE9iEOF.s y.
Fysa tie ET4ceisag Ca-.t,e.



As sooo a. tie Harrisburg Couye1,.9a
nomlnalcd 10 Oh Hero 1T T.pyecauae Is
suitable person % pres tc over Cur beloy
ed eo1atry, Fraak Sm.sl locked aty.a4
aI0oag n.s female Fl IDS 70 sg.ec, s4sta
be ioould8al 10 tres over Us afscuors
Frank s4sa aha.e sol VIII, za1 rcaos4a
ne .ilost c1-84sgce IN lie success q The
-3as1es of tic c5aVeag lie vas eu.
gagged "a 5Jz cess au1 ..y declined ,aklag
a sife G. a-ce1l: q sic uncertainty &c the
Uuss. Ile ss-t at 81 dizzy gscAelol's
h1a, Ea.c4 ass gsa,ee'y furnished wish
every laiag nee l.sHs tT ..5use keep,aE-
A.. .aai SIS s41Elns 10 complete his uap
u.less VS. @ tz-u'sfIf coT pzEIon, With q
a5s.t Sac as oaa. Tisas was as Gle a
se1sg i-.oa IS etef rallied aroasd TIE
T.p2ccaa,e 4, q, spd .aight aags maoe quite
4 loasFs figure - TIE sof.d. # lie lad
Leea gs.e1 sab .e-s disaIsGce.
Esaak 500 came - a dccuioc He 81
entity uoslrHs:rI = iae Z. yes, oitice ta the
s.!. Of BIS Affections young lady = bo sas,
IL ssety p1r.z4l4E, WORTHY Of BIS uoJls
lsaIi. Sac sls = DISTANT fluay coanec.
t.-4'--a eassfatst, cfeffF checked. cheer
tll, csgIlc.34s creature of o eggssu-abaa.
Is Of a. hIEss., gad ea5Use3 al.b q pro
per share D: that good coamcn sense for
WHICH CIR l-lr coJaisyw oaen are so -eni.
neatly distinguished al sssr the word.
Frank Smith embarked Enthusiastically
70 lie d1gyie care d lsYe aad politics. tie
carried bsia aiia Ein, aaad n h4nd ba.
d a..-h. have 5aaa observed that lie con
dss!ed one cause alth etsa.ea. sofls aud
tls Utler With eloquent looks. He often
tod as far -1us "a Ii.ly nat General Haf
risen gas his choice fgr be btgaey. .ttce
10 the gtf, u ILs people; L4t never once
Gid be tel her t1a. sac - - lis only choice
foT tue highest past 10 a.s osu aft. b.
should hs have tod her So Sic auew Il
as well as be do. II. eyes had many
iimc told her the story TOO plainly TO be
misunderstood.
Frank bad made al least dozen attempts
70 disclose hrs feelings to bis COUSIN; bot
lis lips invariably refused to obey the
Prompting Of his heart.
One egrn'ag just before the presidential
eiectio1 The Two we're together, engaged,
as every body elsa was, 10 talking oyer DO.
li'cal matters TT TiaY, Ike all 9,her pret
~ girls, was Ihoroa8go.eg H4frisoalan.
COUSIN fifty, Sad Fra4k. II i nov
certain that old Tip vii be ouf netg PrgsI
deut. The people vii then Be once more
prosperous and happy busaess wifi revive
and those young men sho have all algpg
lesitaied about changing tueir CONDITION,
may now just as We took out Tor heIpmates.
What say you to .ha, 2
I certainly th.nt, said she, tina, our
sex should COW lllt tins long contest is
about to close, receive q share If their at
ientions.'
Yes, cousin THY. Harrison is good f,r
the next four years--fbsi', certain You
must have uollceJ, cnu..a IHty, that | am
heartily tired Of dis caufauuded bachelor
life and from the attentions haYe paid 10
Sou, tie UIJecl Of my aGsc-- hat is-,
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4 CHRISTIAN NIEwING DEATH

OtiklS IiAN NlEN lNAr DEAl H.
have seen one d,e; she was braultul
and beautiful were The ministries Of life that
we're gwen her 10 fulfil. Angelic lowell.
ness enrobed Ter; and a grace as # Il we're
from heaven breaIhed in every tone, bel
loved every Election, shone in every action
invested as halo her whole existence
and made il a hgh, and blessing, a charm
and vision Of gIaduess, TO all around her ;
Jul she died Friendship and love, and
parental fnudnnss, and rniant weakness
stretched OFT their hands 10 save but they
could noi save her and she died What,
did oil lhai lnyeiuess die l5lhefe no land
of the blessed and the lovely ones, for such
to i've IN Forbid II reason, religion be
rcayed affection, and uadytng love For
bid the thought It cannot be that such
tie, IN Gods counsel who I've, even IN frail
human memory forever
| have seen one dio--in The maturity Of
every power, in the earthly perfection Of
every faculty; when many temptations had
been overcome, aud many bard lessons lad
been learned when maGy cxrarime ais bed
made virtue easy, and had glysu II a faclli.
ly TO acton, ard success 10 eudeayor
when wisdom had been learnt from many
mistakes, ard a skill had been laborocsy
acquired in the use Of many powers and
the being g,zed upon had just comprised
the most useful most practical Of all knoal
edge, how 10 live and act well and wisely ;
get | have seen such an one die Was
tha, treasure galDed OIL, 70 be lost -
We're all these faculties trained ouly to DO
thrown into utter dIsuse Was this Inslru
meni-lbe intelligent soul, the nob'esi in
the unlyerse- was tso laborinusiy fashioned,
and by tho most varied and expensive ap
paraius, that, on tho very momen, Of being
finished, ii should be cast away forever =
No, the dead as we call them do not so die.
They carry our thoughts 90 another and a
nober existence. They teach us, and rs
peciaIly BY all the strange and seemingly
un,oward circumstances Of their depa uUre
from this life, that they and we shall live
forever. They open the future world, then,
to our faith.
Oh death dark hour to hopeless unbc.
lief hour 10 which, IN that creed Of despair,
no hour shall succeed beings last hour TO
whose appalling darkness even the shadows
Of an ayenalng rctrbaiion, we're brightness
and rclef-dsath what art thou to the
Christians assurance? Great hour answer
TO LIES prayer--great hour that shall break
aalnder tho bond Of l(c's mystery; hour
Of relief from LIES burden--hour of re.
union with the loved and lost - What mighty
hopes, hasten TO their fIfilmeut ia thee
What Iongings, what as2ra'ions--breathed
IN the sul night, beneath the silent stars
what dread emotions Of curiosity what
deep meditatlons Of Joys what hallowed i'm.
agiDing of never experienced purity and
bliss what possibilities shadowing forth
unspeakable realities to the SOUL all verge
to their consumna'iou in thee Oh death
the Christians death, What art thou, bu,
a gate ofIif., portal Of heaven, the threshold
e eternity l-Deuey.
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Smsljng.-Df. Nacau'y, Of ST. Louis,
"hlie occurring before the Mechanics In.
,ugute Of that place recently, tod the fol.
loving amusing aneccote of smoking " A
young gentleman very much devoted to
s'a0hiog had paid his addresses 10 a young
I43Y whose parents objected merely because
be igd9iggd, as thy thought, too freely 10
;se use Of tobacco. The lady, however
prepossezsed IN his favor, prevailed upon
aiu to abandon the habi, tia, ,heif UNION
might take place. The anlipaihy Of toe
motasr Ao%egor, 10 smoking continued IN
abaied, aud she was still sceptca as to the
fact Of hts reformation 90 that score, and 10
test her daughter account that he had gtv
eu W the practice Of smoking, sdG invited
hun 70 spend few days al her house with
the family. No symptoms Of smoking up
peared TIL one evening, aheu the mana,
before retiring to rest, sancieG she smelt
something ike tho fumes of tobacco 10 his
bedroom. She looked through the key
hole, and lol and behold the genllamaa
vas caught 10 the act, putting away, with
his feet upon the CRATE, and thinking 90
doub, Of many happy days with hiss beloved
object. The mother IN haste ran dawn
stairs, called for her daughter, said she had
found him still smoking, and wished her to
come up Immediately and see. They flew
up stars, the mother looked again lutn the
key bola, saying to the daughter, Did /
not tell YOU be smoked Look 10 and see ?
An, but mother, said the daughter, does
he not smoke beautifully 7
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4 coed Jgke.-l have heard frs, rate
Jeke abou, John T1rmen, late of Athens,
SEQ. lie vas stopping Ct tavern Up couu.
tfy, aGl used 70 lounge about the bar, and
come Il over other peoples liquor. No,
glass; could te left for moment but he
would slly sip up and dnak is contents
oae Jay . stage driver came in, and called
ioF q SUI horn Of brady teddy. Joha i'm.
ae3.atfis satfIaj Up 10 the bar. The III
9sr k1ea h.s m2n, and Immediately played
possg@ IS leaving hIs brandy while be step
ped 70 lie door TIE batiook on returning,
.a say the glass empty, aud exclaimed, with
q. tie atabJ.icai horror be could affect.
Brandy aaI opium enough to ka forty
men u 10 draus tina. p,zea 2
g. " s.ammeTed John, ready to yield up
gIie ghost w,tn alright.
i" You're dead men, said tie driver.
v hat shail ! DO Z" Jeseeched John, " DO
thought himself " gone sgctef"
"Do@n with a p,nt Of lamp OIL, or you
are dead man IN three minu es, " answer.
ed the wicked driver. Add down went the
lamp cal, anj up came the brandy and opium,
together with Johns breakfast. The j,ke
vas told, and he has never drank other PEG.
pies liquor SINCE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-02-25
lLan1a.-l.e LaIL-aLag IL. I'D Leal

Wam1a TIE lollaaag Jgs and beau
a.uI compliment to women IS By Judge So
-
- the honor, "a tile eternal honor of the
sex, be il sind that u thr path d duty rs
sacrifice Is vllh item 100 ngb % TOO dsaf.
Nothing IL With ,HeH lupos-ib!s lot 10
shrink f-am waat iogri honor beuefor1ce
and reliFioa require. The voice d pleasure
or 81 poser NAV pass IS UNDECIDED, bu, the
voice Of affection never Ihv chaalbcf or
the pillow, Of the dyse, the Wgtls Of The
lead, The affairs Of religion, never messed
The presence or The smpa,h,es oi aomaa
Timtd though she b., aud ST. delicate talt
lhr winds Of heaven my no, lGo roughly
usH her, on such occasions she loses al
sense ol dafger aaa assumes ptcietaa'ursl
courage which kaows bel aud tears Got con
sequences. Then she al.pl1fs the On
d4unled spIat shcb neither courts d.llirui
Hes nor esadss Ikem that resignation
wblea ne.taei uFtefs mmmars nor regrets,
ahj that patience n saftlng which seem,
victorious eyeu ever deatb asyH