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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR yoyEn-

C. GREGORY & co.
MANAGER.
OFFICE on Main, End door below Corner OF Main
and l4.h streets.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR NOYEd-
Der, 1912.
s30,O00-slO coo.
AeIandriav on saturday, The So Of S,vs Ss fsSn
5 plendid Scheme.
s.g ,-''''''''''-."-."'..". $1,000
800 .'......-............--.2Ol
prizes Of iGU, :; Of So, etc: '"
c..,,, Tieset Slo-hayes 5-quauers 90.
Do. do half. ...do....s5
po'-."..'do .......-5 quarter. do..........52 50
CAPITAL $4,000.
Fifteen Draw Ballots.
Va LeesbuTs Lottery, Cass P, for Isi2-Tob be drawn
at Alexandria Va on Saturday The i2i Of November isi2
Bril- liant heme.
efu,bu.. ..--.....-.............aiO0nD
S ~
xSS' --....-.....-............s0D
iyU......... -.......-...............ls0
10 prizes Of iG6 10 So 10 Of S is Of 80. iS Of $50
SC. &c.
st ;io.ha az 3. s1ga,Iter.2 50.
Do...... do. 20 half. io.. an
Do........do.. 25 quarter. do ...........so
$4,000, 200 prizes of $500, amounting TO
800, 900.
Union Lottery, Glass No H. for Isi2-To be drawn at
Alexandra, ID. Z on sAiurdly the 1871 Of Nov 1872
Grand Capt.
$500 ..'-....-.....-....-.slO,0O
-'''...--....--........-so
49,. ''...'.'... -...............tSO
Z, itVg. ..l6UD
2priZes OF l5O Of $780, OF 1850 20 OF 500 etc etc
Tickets elO-halves 5-quariers2 80.
Certificates Of Packages Of % wholci'ckets....sI3
Do. $50. do ....-. 70 half. .do.........Cs
Do. do. Us quarter DO. 81 &C
prizes Of s25 600 mounting to $4,000.
Va Leesburs Lottery. Class q, for Is2-To lie drawn
al Alexandra, Va Saturday the 26h OF November
GRAND PRIZES
Iof s25,eo) , prizes OF s25cao
lof s25 OCOS $4,000,
100 .......-.... .sOS. .22G
ooPri<es OF. ...ss..............l OuO
Hl..uo. ..oI. ....SUO
81. do. of.
Tickets el0-hAlves 5-guarters 30.
Certificates OF Packages Of Is Whole Tiekessl31
Do. ....co..-.....26 Half. ......do......65
Do. .do........26 Quarter do. 81 so
NJ Tickets aud shares, and Of packas in
the above Magnificent Lotteries for sale no the
greatest variety OF Numbers, the Office OF the Managers
Richmond, Va
To- Orders from distance will receive the most
prompt attention. aud each drawing over an
account OF will be sent all who orfer Tickets from
us Address JIG GREGORY & co, Managers
oc ~ Richmond, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
STARKIE ON EVIDENCEI
ARLANp mILL FoW sALE-I wan =, IN

~ INV compete oNof with many other
IA able Law Books-ior sale at moderate prices by
~
AHLAND HILL FOH sALE-I wish 10 sell
~ my beautiful and productive little farm, living on N,
shuInps Creek, and on the road leading from Hanover
Courthouse 10 Tayors FeIry. Containing zoo acres THIS
iand equal To any OF the Pamunkey Fiat Iand and ia
equally well adaptcd to the culture of wheat and
clover in an Intelligent and neighborhood Upon
lie handsome two story wood dwelling, with rooms
and all necessary bnildings In good repair and spring
OF The puresf wafer within few minutes walk the door
The GOOD land IL heavy, with abundance ofheart pns
am white and red oak-marl In the greatest
may be obiained by but small labor There an
orchard oil The choicest fruit trees, ofthe variety
There Is now seeded upon the land l2l bushels wheat
The situation IL as healthy any upon the river Those
dsposedio purchase will always find home, and will
show the premises.
oc n wuf n n. STIIRESUIEy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
TO DENTISTS

TO DENTISTS.
'uh sub.crber has recently bccn apponird Asent f,r
inc sale OF Teeth manu-. ctureJ by Dr. IL MrCr,,h
OF rmaiepha, which are for beauty ability and -t,,
OF manufacture Unsurpassed by any offered 10 the
public "a ms or any other country They are warranted
not To cdrek nor change colour under the blow pipe-
hey Viii be sold that ammo, fail 10 give si.fae
ton. ' ~ s''N "A"a'sS'
The public are invited TO e1inno tho following which
are nov 90 hand AMI ready tot Inspection:
pisOt Teeth, assorted shades ani sizes
arc do da
mobrd DO "a do do
Beuspidators do 10 do
-. rEYTOS JOHNSTON,
DC 80 AZ ue Mejieil Emporium Richmond, Va.
I'M !HDs prime Porto Rico MoIaIses
~ 10 Clarified sugar
20 boxes Sperm and Patent TaIov Candle.
5l) saeks Diown Salt
80 bones woosey & woolsey's treble Loaf sus.r-
recei.ins and for sale
oeS woRrIAN, MeGRupER = co.
VhE TIME rs COME AT LA sT tina. Won c,,
- bow buy Hats and Caps cheap as the ch.apest Of
nsefs selihcm In n. YORK hut ony - the southet N,
emporium, opposite the Dell Tavern Main street, We
nave lust recevcda fresh supply of ntioinen You
anu mans cloth and velvet Cars every hattie rn an
quarry, a, very reduced prices. viz:
'oi ,ifh Ca;s OIL each, and 2j I5O-he hest uu,iitx
seal csps ant Nooltia from 27t G2ke each-sk i.i
rom sloc 20 81 -Mocskin Hat e. 80 The very best Thai
an DC manufactured Ell Russia Hats, thick AMI dr.b
Hiohane AMI very broad brms, 81 90 20 the very
oeAt qiiiy only si-Beavei lIas q 81 10 5-the
ocst brush HATS, OF OUT own manufacture, musf
sPienui article, Sand every other description or
Hats and Cops Al unusually low prices for cash only
CAkDANhTI & RosENTIiALI-
~, fsuhern Hat Emporium,
EfT Of sI.a a "a n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

THE subscriber offers for SaIc-S,
= we syn OF the Black Boy a Nor.
. =, we ioliowins assortmsat ofdrngs,
'n eSiieines' paints, oils, etc, wig
atu Principe and Spanish Cigars
OF choice brands
81 10 lbs Spau. Whiting
er best brand
100 lbs Washing Soda
so lbs EPSON salts
500 lbs Alum
~ BIS Venetian Red
~ lbs Spanish Brown
~ gals Lamp Oil-winter sfrained
L. COZ Fancy soaps-ai kints
- los best Chewing Tolacco
~ sals Smith's prime varnishes
10 lbs Spanish Float. Indiso
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
FALL ANp WlNTRR DRY GOons-

TUE snbscrhcrs have received by rec arrivals large
500 Gcncra ,ssoItmtnt NJ Hfiilsh and American Dry
ueual terms. " '
sec wADswoRTH, TURNER 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
GREAT BARGAINS


ME VIII sell great bargains IN Sugars, Coffee Bacon
and Candles. Sperm Candles cheaper than they ear
be bad by retail in the city. Call u.s. doors below Inc
Bell Tavern. ~ ~
oct i2-tf CRFTTER a prAyr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

WTADE W. WOODBRIDGE, doors fellow the Hell
w Tavern Offers FOR sale the following articles for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

Leeshnrr Extra Csass i5. Prizss-s25ooo 1870. 20
x 4.s 10 Of 100 ~ OF 100 10 Of 400 ~ Of 90 30
CD Ho Of To- etc. 10 Nos andI1-I5 drawn. Ticket
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

OUTER. LARD, &c
ID FIrkins Mountain Butter
do Lard
bsSs Feathers
10 bags st domingo Coffee, In Store for sale
oc ~ Of JAS A PATTESON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

TOT Il TFuIy III INC Exchange.
Lsesbufg Class Noe5. Przcs-el0 600, 1000 ann 1870,
Iuei OF ioo 3of 90, ~ Of o, 80 OFF, etc. rs Nos
ana Ia Drawn. Tiek.isel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
NEW BONNET STORE.

w. CARPENTER & co.
manufacturers and wholesale
dealers in Foreign aud Dnmes.
TIC STRAW GOODS, would
respectfully inform the Pub.
ie that they have taken the
Dom over West and Parkin.
son's HAT and shoe Store, for
he purpose Of carrying on the
Wholesale Bonnet business
Tney have been engaged in
the manufacture Of B0nnets At
the north a number Of years,
and one Of the firm will con.
ffuffa Faa s..as.f..s.... 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
For Monday in the Z. .h,nse.

ise shnrs Class No 63. Przes-si6ooo COCO 800 n 7,
10 90 sp, 10 OF 100 " of 600 20 OF 100 ~ of All n
lVor etc. % Nos and 10 drawn Tleketss Is.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
BARGAINS! BARGAINS IN WINTER DRY
GOODS.

NJ MEREDITH Main 81 Richmond, has rec eiyed an
w entire new stock Of Fall and Winter oods v hich
rom the advantsse he in purchasing from The
northern Markets, he natteis himself that he will be able
10 se As cheap. for cash. other in
me city The following consist part OF his stock
super sne Wool dyed Blue blk Cloth
DO Io 40
Do Invisible Green DO
Do Brown do
Cadet mix'd ID
Light DTab do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
LAND. FURNITURE, q @. q O, FOR SALE.

SHALL offer for sale at public auction, the pre-
on "Wednesday the 70 day Of November the
OF Land belonging TO the estate OF the late Moses Palmer
supposed 20 contain between 80 and 1000 This
Land lies Within three quarters Of mile of Halifax Court
ouso-about ono third in good timber the remainder In
good safe uvaiou, aud uuter good who
well vstered the dwelling house "a excellent one and
good Once houses In the yard, ample houses for large
iamy OF Nofroca, good stables and tobacco barns
The land Will be shown time ~ ovisus 10 the dav
of sale by Mr. James Palmer, or myself
On the same day wlnlHo be sold all tho stock fror
Household Furniture, good Carriage ard Plane,
&C.
Tho land win be sold on credit or and 2yoars nav
able IN equal instruments, with such indemnify I may
require from INC purchaser for tho SECURITY u its pay
neni terms Of the other property will be duly published
IN hand bills and made known the dry Of aac.
RIO. q. PALMER,
Executor Of Moses Palmer decd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
II D. sTHREsHLEY
LAND, aEGUOEs, sc, FOR SALE

land, Y EGNDES &C FOR SALE
I(l virtue Of Deed OF Trust dated the stb day MAY
- ISL and OF record In the clerks Office 81 county
CONT Of Amelia, Vrsinl, cutcd 10 The
a. trustees, by William Brazeal, and Richard BTazoai
and Fuciia his wife, for the benefit OF Abner Naah
William Booker, VIC, trustees Aforesaid will AZ Gle
men Town. IN said county Of Amelia, on TUESDAY the
2ad day Of November next u fair, " not,
the next day sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. the fol-
lowing properly viz tract Of lani lying county OF
hmcits, on Appomauok river, Clement Town, CON
tanning about 400 acres, conveyed to by said r. ii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
NEW EsTA BLIsHM EMIT.
PAssAGE TO RRENIt.N..

ngK The packet ship PAULINE. Cant De fTsr,Ie v,g,
vktb SIC passengers 70 nc above place Her accom-.
-, 49, tno1siions ARE " the very bta kind She Wnl
~ aoou' The lHof November For particulars apply
&C g-dlw LuDLAM, PREToN co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
'or "Wednesday Evening

80 hononrahs EIus, Class 30. PIizes-IjO0o. 1000 31o
2on 400. lS9S 10 OF lao. 10 500 N Of 40 30 Of Is
<oof iU, etc. 10 Nos and - drawn. Tickets %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31
ALSO,

The following slaves, eonycycd by said Richard H.
braEcdl TO wit Dabney Tom Ambrose, Adam and BRAN
men Also negro man Jim, conveyed by said w & Bra
za aud his interest la the dover slaves held by his
mother and other property mentioned In said decd For
more particular description Of which reference hereby
~ ale 10 said decd.
hthe same time and nlaoe will. by virtue Of another
decd oXccutcdto 10y William g. Brazcal and Susan his
vile, and OF record In Office, for benefit Of Richard
" BTazeal sell on same Terms certain house and lot
containing acre OF and, lying In said county Clement
Town, and said WIN Bazcas interest ing one half Of
In n Ilnrrnn rafT u.nn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-31

For Saturday Evening, per Mail.
Grand Consolidated Wilmington Extra CIs..53 PR.
Ees-siuc iMOl au $780, hoo 10 OF IOlo 10 of go 10
OF w iont 80 10 OF 10 - Of 100 Is Nos and u
drawn. Tickets e. ~ -
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17

For the last six or eight days pre-.
vious to last monday, The weather has
been wormcr than ~ any time during
the month Of August, and in facr
moro oppressive than we have ever
experienced at any time during our
short pilgrimage on earth the Their
mometer standing, in the shade, at a
bout o. Since that time there has
been torrents Of rain which has cooled
the atmosphere considerably.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17

PAPER MoNEY..-One of the best
illustrations of the virtues of a paper
currency, is the following from the
St. Louis Mound,
1t seems that party of gentlemen
were telling their "experlence," while
standing in front ofth Gas Light Of
fee, when a well known genius came
along, and, breaking into "the party"
told his story something i'll this wise
"Hold your horses" says he, and
if YOU want to hear the greatest sha-
wing story that you ever did hear,
just keep cool. | never have, in all
my life, had much money on hand at
any one time but a short time before
the suspension of specie payments by
the Miners'Bank of Dubuque, ] had
5000 of her bills, and when ! heard
the news of her failure, / thought she
would rise again.. SO l held on to the
money. Altar few weeks, | saw it
was going to ruin, and | determined
to getrid Of il; so took it to brokers
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17

INDIANS AND STEAM.-AMr. Catlin,
the celebrated Indian traveller, who is
now in Europe, in his late work on
the Indians, gives the following inter-
estlng description of his voyage in the
first steamboat up the Missouri: +.
Ii any thing ever astonished the In
dams, it was the steamer. These poor
ignorant people, for 5000 miles up the
Missouririver, had neverseen or heard
ofa steamboat; and in some placesthev
seemed at a loss what to do, G. how to
act; they had no name for it--so Il was
Ike every thing else with them which
is mysterious and unaccomtable, CALI.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17
b CAMP MEETING.

There will bea Camp Meeting held
by the Methodist, commencing on
Thursday the goth inst, about 10
miles from this place, near the Robin
son road. '"'
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17

and eHchaIIgva Il lOf Caro-, NJ lliihy
pei cent discount 'l'lis ! looked on
~ paying pretty bar fofn slave ibul
il,a neat hing ! heard was that Tie
Cairo Hank bad blown ~ and goet
on "a broker inslarief, andoll come
twenty FIVE per cent motc and bad
lho product u ny spcculaiiois ~ TIE
stats Bank NJ limos money Next
thug away gop tie State Baiik-.
bursled all 10 pocos-eIrl hang inc Il J
didn't lose tliirtypof cent mofo ~ Oh.
tanning Shawineiown moneys aud
then thought WIS safe, with what
little money | hd got.-bi'l alas Tor
al worldly affairs -4dOwn goes tlIo
Shawnectown Balk--rcluscd TO re-.
snno-ponic rascd; aud to prevent
lilo broker IRON Shawn me again, |
went to priyae individual, and gave
him ali the Shavneetognlnonoy ! had
for twenty doIiers IN Ohio money !
4 a
and offering to pass il, was told that
il was counterfeit. And now, wbetli-
CT you believe it or not, ! tell you,
gentlemen, il is n fact, there Is the
whole remains of 200 dollars"
Upon this he produced two ten
dollar bills OH the Geauga Bank OF
gainesville, and exclaiming "Yesthem
two cursed counterfeit notes on the
Bank of Geauga are the whole re-
mainder of my money speculation
rushed around the cornor and up Lo-
Gust street, while the whole company
went right over to the I'ontine and
liquored. Charleston Mercury. a.,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17

ed medicine mystery, We had on
bopfd one Twelve pound cannon aI'a
drvo ~ four eight pound swlyelp,
which we were takliW upio arm We
ftn compnny's f0rtn ihemoiI'h ~ VIC
yellow Stones and NJ the approach oi
every village they were alI dischaig'
ed several times IN rapid Succession,
which through the inhabitants INTO VT
ter confuaon and nmazomcnl.- some
ofthen throw their faces tOlhe ground
and cried 10 thc Great Spril,.--soino
shot their horses aud dogs, and sacrl-
feed them 10 appcasc the Great Splfll
whom they conceived was olcItdcd--'
some deserted their village, AMI ran
TO the tops Of the bluffs some miles DIS
tant, and others, IN some places, ns
the boat hntled In front OF Tie vi.
lagos, came with great caution, ana
pccpcd over the banks of The river to
sec the fate of their chiefs whose duty
il was from the nature Of the cllico)
to approach us, whether friends or
foes, and go on board. Sometimes in
thisplight, they were instantly thrown
neck and heels overeach others heads
and shoulders--mcn, woman, ana
children, and dogs-Sage, Sachem, old
and young-allin amass, atthe right
lul discharge of the steam from The
escape pipe, which the captain OF the
boat let loose upon them for his own
amusement. .at
There were many curious coUec-
lures among their wise men with re-
gard to the nature and powers OF the
steamboat. Among the MandanS,
some called it the "big thunder canoe"
for, when in the distance below the
village, they saw the lightning flash
from its sides, and heard the thunder
come from il +; others called 1t the
''big medicine canoe with eyes," 1t
was medicines(mystery) because they
could not understand it; and 1t must
nave eyes, for, said they at sees its
own way, and takes the deep water
in the middle of the channel" They
have no idea of the boat being Steered
by the man at the wheel, and well
might they have been astonlshed at Its
taking the deepest water da 'f a7
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17


The Tariff Bill has by signature of
the President, become the law of the
land.
The bill passed the Senate by the
following vote,
YeaS-MeSsrs. Barrow Bates, Ba-
yard, Buchanan, Choate, Conrad,
Crafts, Crittendon, Dayton, Evans,
Huntington, Miller, Morehead, Phelps
Porter, Simmons, Smith of Indiana,
Sprague, Sturgeon, Tallmadge, White
Williams, Woodbridge, and Wright,
"a. %"
Nays-Nlessrs. Allen, Archer, Bag
by, Benton, Berrien, Calhoun, Clay
ton, Cuthbert, Fulton, Graham, Hen
derson, King, Linn, Mangum, Mer-
rick, Preston, Rives, Sewer, Smith OF
Connecticut, Tappan, Walker, Wood
bury, and Young-23. a5as auds
ADJOURNMENTOF CONGRESS.
Both Houses ofCongress adjourned
on Wednesday the lstAugust, aa
We learn from the Globe, that be-
fore its adjournment, the House pas
sed bill appropriating one hundred
Thousand dollars additional for the Ju-
dietary. A jointresolution passed APP
propriating six thousand dollars to de.
fray expenses incurred in behalf ni
certain Santa Fe prisoners.
In the House Mr.. Gushing gave no.
tice that at the next session he would
have in readiness a plan of currency
and Fiscal Agency. Mr.. VIM. Co.'S
johnson said he would perfect his
scheme to turn the public domain into
scrip, pay the debts of the States, &c.
, 3 In the Senate Mr.. Bayard gave no.
tice that at the next Session he would
bring in a resolution to expunge the
expunging resolution, and restore the
censure on Gen. Jackson for the reno.
val of the deposites Georgia Ar.
gus.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17

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Publishers,
No. 81 South Third Street,
Philadelphia.
subscriptions received NJ the Office
of the Louisville Messenger
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17
THE ..
SATURDAY CHRONICLE 81
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER OF MAMoTH
SIZE.

A new volume of this popular jour-
nal was commenced on the 18th inst
The publishers, grateful for the liberal
patronage hitherto extended to them,
and determined to make renewed and
increasing efforts in adding to the at
fractions Of their weekly sheet. To
suit the times, the paper will be fur
nished to clubs, Ten copies for $40,
SO that III the country the cost to an
individual subscriber will be only
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM
THE SATURDAY CHRONICLE
Is printed on sheet of mamoth size.
and contains weekly, thirty-two Co
lumnS of closely printed matter, en-
bracing every variety ofchoice liteary,
scientific, and news matters, of a
character to prove instructive to the
family circle. THE CHRONICLE
has now been several years in exist
ence, and the publishers believe that,
without vanity on their part, they may
safely assert that it has carried for it.
self Reputation for Ercellence in
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mutton, Sound Phiiosophy, High
Toned Morals, and attractive and
TaluQble Variety, surpassed by no
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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17

PoL1rTcAL LAssIcs.-The follow.
ing tilt in the political ring may be re-
garded as truly classic.-N. 0. B''e-
TIN. ..-g .A
So sure as Tadmor was built amidst
the mountains, and Selma on the sea
coast; so sure as Sodom and Gomerah
lie hidden monuments OF divine ndig-
nation and wrath beneath the brack-
ish waters of the dead sea so sure is
Henry Clay condemned by his public
deeds and pestilent opinions to the IN
veterate andirfev0caRe condemnation
of the American people louisville
Sun.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17


A NUT FOR THE ABoLITIoNIsTs.-
We find some admirable remarks In.
The Baltimore Clipper, upon slavery
and free negroes, giving most lucid
and just glance at the subject. They
are drawn forth by occurrence OF the
ate riots in Philadelphia, rightly at
ributing them to the misguided zeal
ofthe abolitionist. which has induced
the coloredpopulation indulge hopes
that can never be realized, and to as
pire to a position which they can new
er reach. 1t is preposterous to sup
pose that colored people can be eleva-
edit equality with the whites III this
country, and the effort to effect that
object will always result in disaster
10 the colored man. The two races
cannot be amalgamated, nor ENJOY the
same social and political privileges
and therefore the abolitionistS might as
well spare their effected philanthropy.
Nor would such equality be desirable
even to the blacks, could it be obtain,
ed; for it would bring them constant,
" in collision with those who would
overpower them. The African race
must and will occupy a subordinate
station in this country.
Had the scenes which have just
ransp;red in Philadelphia, occurred ii
a slave state, we should have had the
most pathetic appeals from the aboli'
tionists in behalf of the colored peo.
pie, and the severest denunciations o.
the whites-if indeed the South were
not threatened with an army af fanat
les. But there is less danger of the
occurrence of Snch disgraceful trans
actions in the South than elsewhere
for the colored people here recognise
existing distinctions, and have no
those wild aspirations which are in
stilled into them in other states, by thu
labors of the abolitioniStS.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17

To please every body. Mind your
own business. TO preserve your APP
etite-keep out of the kitchen. To
keep cool-take up your residence in
an ice-house. To be fich-keep what
YOU have, and get all you can. .l ~
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17
M u SIC.

AS an additional attraction, and for
the especial qualification of Ladies, the
Music of some popular Air, Melody,
or Ballad, will be occasionally insert
ed, so that our readers in the Interior
will have the advantage of possessing
new favorite Music for the Voice or
Piano, almost as soon as it is issued in
the large cities.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-17

g "Col. Thos. B. Tunstan, late
Clerk of the House of Representatives
of Alabama, died in Baldwin COUNTY,
on the 18th inst; aged 81 years.