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New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

Tci:.,,crn,ICr as,C.rly 'Il"tIIt Np0No >NOoU, D04
>ay.-Tul, SoclcGv Wi ho a special meeting n tie Ae
saloon BroadFay, satur,!aS evening next N ocnt
,tlrr,,,,> MAJ eNptcteri from Nc>>rs LoomS Z
SNOW. Robert ssrdd-~, =Coney, :. Flanagan j. bar
tii others Seyera Temperance ode' ard songs vii
.uh.r ny Il >citcte'ipf,
Printers publishers boohbn!er>, and public geRtn
" art.rr> pectluliy nytcd ;oa"ut seats WILDE ,S.r-
lr. ll,le~ ~ NIL =
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

IL Eleventh tEurd.-:it#az large tDd sectabie
meeting OF the Democratic Why Electors OF tie Eleventh
Ward held nj = Avcnne d. Monday evening" March 3,
Henry T. Bolster was called 10 tlc Ca ana Allen Came
ron and Joshua C'rfart were appointed Secretaries hter
the call al the meeting was read, The meeting 0nmolion pro-
ceettt 10 ballot Tor three Delegates the Ward
at the iayoraltv Convention, and al.o Tor nominating
ommttse i even 10 select radats, tor Gartrr Officers
tor The ensuing Election which resulted in the Election
Delegates te iie Mayoray Convention, Henry &. Boil
s:f, John Mctowan Jona- Cheshire. Nominating Com
nitee Abraham uccrrssr. William e. Miller, joseph Al
bCt. Charles Brown Joshua Carlart Jius iclcDck john
IT, Taytor The meeting then proceeded 10 form As-0-
citation obecae the Democratic ClaY Gubu the Eleventh
Ward The Club organised and Adjourned To Is
Avenue d. on Thursday evening. ,'arci i7. Opnlotjon,
Reoi;sd That t.c proceedings m ti.s Erecting pub
lissed in The Tribune. HENRY Z. BGi.ST Err,
ALLEN CAMERON, Sac-e,,r;e. Chairman
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" E'hoto.ra pitic F.ii1cncssrs, by snimrea
Daguerreotype process ny " D. Vas Loan, CONT
cian.her.,si and Broadway t9 i8S
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

q Little Rock, Ark. has 1851 inhabitants
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11
GREELEY - meELRATm, 80 Ann

u W anicd, Partner viii a cash ca pi!at OF S!ei'
~ well established, Wholesale hou,- in rcarI .trtt-
tb: opportunity pr.sen;cd rrry r'.sirebie -
none u"fc apply unic>s they have III requisite aasss
o. capital 10 inse.,, aud can give mu!oubtri r.ignps
Is 10 high r1,peelnDily Of character. Address q. H. ie
Y PARK pos; Office ~ t<ip
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

70 SAnuEI. BRADY, Esq has resigned hi,
office as Mayor Of Baltimore He gives no reason
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11
City Reform.

Wehave hoped that the ensuing Charter Election
nigh, be contested on distinct and specific Dfopo-
.itio,, OF Municipal Reform, and We are not Ee'
willing to abandon tina, anticipation Only II tbs,
..yen,tE,a, fI,i. ho-e il realized can We take much
interest in the contest. Let rs knoN that the tn
nnoDh of the Wings in this struggle will be fol-
loved nv AN utter abolition Of the Market Monep-
o1;os-a complete extinction Of the 5arefaced job
hing and CORRUPTION IN the wa. Of pipeIaying
caring, lead-seliir,g &c. &c. wtich=iIaS dista-
pushed the last.two ycar5,-let u knox that the
s,reet-swecpiag Oil-finding and other grca, sorr-
ces of expenditure winch arenow jobbed to make
:, few hundred votes for the dominant p;rty. will
be gwen to tie best bidder without favor, to the
saving Of mar. thousands to the Cir.-lct Us
know that he ubiquitous Wood Inspections Coal
weighing &c which are now a tax and curse 10
the People, Will De modified 80 a. simply to fur
nsh impartial nrbiler when one Of the parties
To traffic ,cqultcs ii-let US know that the City
Expenditures and faxes are by these means to be
reduced and ,,c vi surrender our columns our
best energies, cur nightly rest II need be. TO the
contest, But i things are to 60 on in the old
track-if ii to#bc oaya choice between Wing
corruption and Loco-Foco corruption in the con-
dpct Of our City affairs We prefer the latter 1t
Is more n.tnra and therefore likely to be less OK
pensisc, whether of cash character As to the
Political influence Of the City Government. it Is
vastly oycrratcd An economical, uusel;ish, tho
roughly popular administration sf it might help
W; bat all the votes which can be Influenced By
the ordinary rppianccs Of City patronage are very
few, and the Wings have never much luck with
them. The lean discontentot the outsis Of more
practical account than the ndolentand often inso-
lent satisfaction Of the INK,
We desire 10 say, then, to our Wing friends in
the Mayoralty Convention and elsewhere: q If
you want the People to fight your battles, you.
must give them something TO fight for-not the
barren poetry Of Politics, bat the substantial ali
mens Of Reiormand Public Good With these w,
caa i'asc Votes enough for all purposes without,
ticm,lt will be hard work to draw out fifteen
thousand. We speak frankly, friends Tor plain
speaking is needed. See that it is not fatally dis
regarded
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

essied Tim; the various trades and occupation, of .
Iily OF New,i DIRK be requested 10 hold meetings. oil tcr
poin Delegates AT least three in number cia, 10
day OF 4 prl next; - - " ~ "
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

il scnry ts So. z.n-hion. +prim% Isl.
Tor Gentlemen, Hats. wtlibc nunduocd saturday, Max
9TH ~ Nos. ! X 5 seTGss E1DI~t:. MI :.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

l,u. s,rv:lic Ta,lcr will lec.Ire Tins Eycna,
.r=Br1ohivs iyrrut on kducatIuu Abundance irr,.
The, layof, Council Board al iuaie schools, AMI cill
generally are invited 20 attend. mlllr
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4 Tenth s,nrd.-.n adjourned meeting Of the
TENTH WARD HENRY CLAY CUB, held nj Coluta
bian Hall on W G,>day Evening, Tie .h5 ii>, IN Tue a
,ence OF TN. CHARM WM PouLsoN E-ei the Chl
and called the Club toor1er On motion, WM JONES Jr
and JAS CARPENTER were appointed Sccrcarlts III u
ilawe> Esd from the Committee 10 prepnrc Constitution
Tor the government OF ;c= Club. rcpocd,a Constitution
which being con>eredh by sections lv,s nouy adopt
ed On notion twas Reoirea Tint the animal meeting OF
the Club be- held on the 18th OF April neNtit being e M
niversary OF the birth.iay OF HENRI. CLAY.
Also. ReSoiced. That proceed 10 ballot Tor oil
GERS OF the Club who shall act such until the ANIMAL
meeting. Thu balotng resulted N the choice OF the follow
ing gentlemen as officer: OF the cl9h.
Presidet-LEoNARD HAziETiNE, Esq.
Picc Presidents. Executive C0naucs
JAS. L. TAYLOR, JoSEpH WEEP
GILBERT j. BUpD. tCBT. plCGor,
WI TnoNrsoS. and WI \. FReEuoH:,. and
THos W. PlTr.AS JosEpi l. CHESTER
B. TuvRsToS H,R. WI. I6Sgs,Jc
lfe,,I. HAYES Wgrp and Wur,ro.; wer,. ANNOUNCED n
Committee to prepare suitable Bye.laws o7 the t:inb
The following resolution, offered and adopted Aud
the Club then adjourned, firmly determined 10 devote their
efforts o the OF TIE Great Statesman.
Resorcd That II the retirement OF the Hon. HENRY
CLAY from the Councils OF the Nation, where, the last
,ory years, he has healousi: iahor"; for ' welfare nd,
public Statesman WHO has reflected more honor
upon his country by olen patriotic and consistent sup
port OF measures, aiming lis welfare thar. any
living
esoi,cd, That hi, untiring efforts support American
rope, deserve lie sincere thanks otcyery American
who wishes his countrys weare-anl that. mechanics
and workn.ien 81 The cd Tenth tendeiuAto him our
| warneSt aud heartfelt thanks,
ReSoiJsd, That whila wish him all thar repose and
comfort which he desires tr retirement which Ic hl>
chosen, yet earnestly hopt that the time is not ard
tanl when free and grateful people Will call upon dln 70
exchange the pleasant groves and fertile saic,o ashland
for thu and responsibilities Incident 10 The Whit
House. = and thus eiiecaiy prove the world at large
that Republics are net ungrateiu.
ReSols,d That 10 this end eJGcf that the people are
arising their strength and di>carn@ all questions OF
availability and expectancy, are determined % do justice
to the man or OF oar choice y i?nng Cn sole 70 M
glorious work hoping that they will not relax in their
tons until eg shall seated ihthe Chair Slate he
legitimate, OF The au6ne '!arTjSon The bt
man. the unrvard orator arI the homes. e i.eeg
THE VEST WAi.=Pnif LSDN Chairman.
WM JoNEs .Ir.. ! Sa,.ra,arie
Jas. CARPENTER, 49, s''''S nil
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photographic Prini.-I1o,aGO ,plcodty @,
iofed, c0faStD o. about l0 designs among wica ar
great number OF National. res .rranc. Moral and IscsN
subjects l- above are orsl.>he.i SUPERIOR ,tgr a.!
for 'I. by he ,!.crber in ots sun purchasers.
- i'kI az, sprncc-'L opposite the sun Ofncs
addrd 10 the above aseoT0eG eEery week. ~ m+S
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

20 FULToS County has elected Wing to )
Loco Supcrvisors-sanle as last year.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

" SALEM, Mass, has elected Wing officers a.
usual Stephen p. Webb, Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

70 a Lecture WILDE delivered tins evening at
the Society Library on the Life and Writings of
WILLIAM Roscoe, by j. AUGUSTUS SHEA, Esq.
well Known to the literary public. III, subject
is very interesting one. and doubt not he will
do il anplc iuslice
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

Rome LEAcvs--rhe Committee OF twenty five ap,on,ei.
10y The Home League consisting OF the following gentlemen
w MessrN Romeyn HYDE w-norc, Cornell oakley 81,
John, Glars StocSion Curtis Burden, Townsend Titus
knox Cas~ell Drinhc, Chandler Wakenan COOK Hay.r
Norton CroeS Frey. Greeley Hamilton, and Alape> are
hereby notified thar the last meeting Committee AL.
ofnci 10 nec, the Hail Tie iuercaii Institute, TIKI,
Evening, al o'cloch puaua attendance is requested
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

~ npu6c ,vouI.i 10 VEL 70 <.ii ulou j. Psa,,l = =.
anrc|a;>e ir-' packages o t3atr CouPoga5. 80
HolrloUys. au'! ju>t ocf5Ce opu-ocDS beJrr ar 5rs
at >tti quahr.tv, u H'cuia Iop all Iis hack,
orehs0g and make tter Voices mitch cea.r -: =
lat NoUbi thy =woid nna= ts.r Ioacsrt@ better a.
lnd tlr;r Songs wnui BE uuci stronger SoBf 49,
tnd seall by Joan Peas. >nu, - Diy>!on.slre,.,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

% The Bank Resumption Bill ha, passed both
Houses of the Maryland Legislature. Il passed
The House % 10 Il in the Senate IA TO l. 1t is
therefore law
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

i've would cali the attention al our .aderS 10 h, sale
i. the Exchange bvJ NJ. Miller Co.. lc O'Clock to-day,
OF the store IL, Pcar,,-sei occupied BY A. Taopan X Co
Al \ ie most substantial and extensively built store in ,
ourn District The will DC on terms Offering grea, in.
placements 10 capitalists
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

10 HERK!MEn County has elected Is Loco 10
Wing
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

10 LOWELL. Mass, elected Citizens Tick
ct, of Aldormc: Monday. For Mayor, Ma
,h,lnicl Wright, Citizens 9G7 Elisha Hunting
ton, Irregular Ayhig) 9i3; Scattering 25--no
choice by shaving. Another trial yesterday
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

u here Wore three ;ircs a, New-Ha.en OF.
Monday But one b:ding was destroyed and
atvas the grocery store o; Mr.. Newton.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

u bill has been Introduced into the Penn
syivan'a Legislature TO postpone the election OF
Members of Congress SO as 10 avoid an Extra
Session
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

Nyiii.IHTELiIGENl F.--F'oreigl, and Domestic
irc', y year or six CENTS copy. Snb,cdptionsrep
fully .olieited b.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

g Gen. JAMES HAxLros publishes letter
ina Galveston paper. saying that the funds Of the
James River and Kanawlla Company in hi, hands
were used By HIM for the benef: Of the Texan
Government under the belief that this temporary
diversion was perfectly safe. He declares thar
If requires the sacrifice Of every thing be has
Garth. and the vassalnse OF the labor OF the resi-
due Of MS life, every inrthing of the amount of this
sacred ahli cation Cha II he made good
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

IF JusrUS MINISTRY was nominated 3,
Postmaster q, Hudson and HiESRy R,YSop -,
Postmaster at Syracuse on Tuesday. T.ev ,rs
both excelen, aud sterling WHO nc naina,;n3s
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

OF those interested requeSei 10 advertisement in our
columns under this head. The plan proposed tor The din.
FER i good ore ana be satisfactory all parties
although >omeourelyes among The re>-mgh wish
The ee-,otal principle rigidly carried out.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-11

ALIEN. LAWRENCE, -, ~ ,;,,
THOMAS l. tltRTNEss, - 80
Zs,Gs H73e mi
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-25

Mill :" "Nuoio rocket OIL gold
wG'ea opened by sccre, spring, known
only 10 me aud to the maker.
sazed on the lovely features on tho
na"n Of The battle day. returned !, r.,
US re'''"s place, and nv heart ,b,,lbaJ
proudly under It's pressure. wos 80 49,
sc'ous that there had ,alisman ord
Il ever felt as heroes feel, it was then,
was then. '''''-''
on' on dashed through the ro,rip,
stream Of slaughter. Sabres flashed onast
ana around me--wbat cared | | had the
on my hear', and brave mana svo,d
my hand-and, como to the wors, bona,
coaIo not have died than on tina, noblo
ue'd' me shower Of hted balls bissod
around me. What cared III IoopaI
afound-io my fellow soldiers trus,ed e.,
victory, and my soul | entrusted 70 ca
own II : for few tears n M,
memory l trusted to The original Of thu
my bosom companion. MS
"one must have had a heart of icc had
me refused Them" said Matilda, IN a yo;oo
almost inaudlbIe from emotion '''ee
Albert bowed low and gratefully and
hus continued: '"o
whist was thus borne forward in,o ,
nc very centre of the struggle, bah s,rncL +
I my hcart--but tho guardian angcl waa !,
mere ana It was protected; tho miniature :,
nc double case, even my flesh was nnno :
Fa'ed' and my blood soiIed the imoge or =
'ai beauty for whose protection !, wooG . :,
ave J'yed 10 faw. The shattered eos s,' y
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the broken, the blood stained miniature, are
now dearer 10 me than ever, and will re-
main until life shall dcser. me"
MAY look upon those happy features
that have inspired and preserved heart SO
noble ?" said Matilda, in low distinct
voice, that seemed unnatural TO her from
the excess Of emotion.
Albert dropped upon one knee before
her, touched the spring, aud placed The min.
nature IN the trembling hand Of Matilda.
10 an instant she recognized her own re.
semblance. She was above the afectaiiOn
of false modesty--her eyes filled With
grateful tears-she kissed the eucrimsoued
painting, and sobbed aloud" Albert, this
shall never leave my bosom. o, my well
my long beloved"
In moment she was 10 the arms Of
happy soldier, whilst one hung over them
with uuspeakable rapture, bestoaing tina,
best boon upon daughters love-" A faith,
er's heart felt blessing. :"
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years, and yet--farmers ro,,
even MIR. Johnson's neighbors, w;,s zoe =
exceptions, and with his succ, s"u shI
them in the face | told HIM ;, aa'n,
common objection urged aog,ns, 'na' 10
that they cannot get 1t siaried-," va
weeds and grass will smother !, ~, 'nh {.
year. Walk with me said he . .. '1e BID
tell and show you all about !, -" ~, Vi
previous culture. said he is Irish 1 aus beg
The hoe 10 'ha. case kills grass and pp'a'',
and he showed me a lot Of u u.u sstd'|
which last year was partly in sa0efl|
partly ~ potatoes. both sowed i T'a ~
this spring. That on the potato - ~. us'r'
TO visible line, much better tbo0 p ~ "
er. The way 10 manage i, is ri. NC Oh
q rich lol of ground on which ~. isss
does no. lie, winter or summer c", my Sa''
IN lnsh potatoes SOW il down Ln,asa
LIST May, twenty pounds of seed = lay Cal
and 10 July cut. You may sn,Do '1' t'i'
the looks Of it the first season nv n l'aa
weeds and grass would oyercono '4a' u
don't be alarmed they die of arS y SOI
cond year the lucefne will surv,sa 'le o
10 immortal vigor. The proof Of ~ sia'a
dln. is IN eating il; here | saw ~ ,"' p-l
When II rs considered how earlv !; ~ p'o0.
the scythe' how rapidly it shoots " =, , .
how many GUS it viii give IN ,b s 'su'
and how many years il will las !, lsl
TO say that an acre Of it, vel! SET i -" .s
twenty acres Of clover. 's'a
+" Bu, the hes. is to Sc Told ~.
which ! have learned for the e., '@
from authority and in a lnapner y. NV
leaves no doubt Of IT'S tfylb--rb,,l sa1a
possesses the remarkable eharaete,.s''''
bong exempt from tha, quality IN 49,.
aud other green meGi--as Enai,,b 49,
coll (which makes il danpeIon, -.
TO horses when IN active exeic,s, i, ~
er words you may feed them. a. Y, ~
son does his carriage horses, On hce,,ss
stead Of dry fodder or hay, and .,a,sl ~
last or slow, wiIhou, CANCER !, -.
The ~'ud Every Que knows that It's
DO done with clover. Dir. Robi,. -
some years since owned a s,sge M, \
tween Cenireville and Eas;on-a -.
Of twenty one miles over Which , 49,.
team was driven fed on corn and o,,sr
ce'oe, without ever blowing a Lo,,s
Italy The sisge horse in BIS mos, ~,
use Is led on gram and a,fa!!a or hesr,
bul what signifies Thousand lllgs,rahs,.
bis, like others, Will te read so1 ts,.,,
is'dc, rs a thing tia, tells very ssg !.
'aper, bot too troublesome 70 81 a.
practice
" II would probably BE- better u u, /,
aIih oats, cutting of oats and lueetre nh
: but what | saw had TO, tho sa,,n..
d any protecting crop. The cas- ri
'rooably usslsI 10 keeping down ueej,,,g
grass. To coneludc--the 10, sbopd /
Ieh, well worked ~ potatoes. and vsl /.
lfessed 10 February, from yer 10 vr,
he oliener the better. Tia, gives he ~
IN early aud vigorous start. Tie ~
sho once enjoys The bene.i, of a lo,dh
'erne for his horses and mich c.v8 =
'eyer DO without nsaiu."
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~ his KIDD Of Clover abou, " bicb e. r.,
"'' o'G" written, IS seldom seen hero. eve,
~ gardens. It's growth, vc find IN ,,,at
20 DC quite as rapid as wrl,ors 3, co..,
'''' stated but there isa d,flicul,y o,,a.I
'"s "' We eeta''on during the frs, Coo
seems to need wedding. w, , oeaso" ;
discover some mode of seeding which In
'"ap'c Us 10 Try u without excessive labo,
Has The seed ever been 4own among co,n
after The third hoeing IN JuIy7 N''"
we find the following notice Of = match
., Lncerne, belonging to VIM. johnson
E.q' OF Nd. It's from The Anonol,s Re-
publican. f'''' Ne'
u consists Of about ,hrco fout,hs oc -,
ucfe-it "us so"n in ls20-hss been on,
MS makes tho l2th year. lie kocns inc
horses and three cows---hns fall suit,
OF milk and cream, and moro bo,,or Ky
no knows what 10 do wlth---nprb No."
man can DO said Of many Grme,s .ro
nave QUO ncrcs Of land witbon, . l.,
'ucerne. This lot has been cpt o,c,
ms season, and now, before he c,,, no, t.,,
over ngain' the shreo horses and cows rc,
png more than they can de,opr Lo s en-
ave 70 cut II and make hay of it to nre
vent u from getting too old. I, coo,.. ~
era weeks before cIovcr-moy be cu, lan,
" i've Itmes-sirlkes i,s roo,s ''''
'h i,i ~''l therefore stand dry wea,Ls, ~
~ ''s' 30 one knows how long; far ,b,s
splendid crop, after being ca, eleven
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'-h+lhg
Il happened no, long since, that m
party d ladies' and gentlemen uefa is...,
'ns oions one Of TO principal hishsta \
heighborng county, from church. y@|
"l'hsianding the day and The oecas.cs. Is
larl'y and morrnncni reigned iuua5sss
md, as IS generally the case wbe,o u,
'"ah Two ladies' ate gathered loss;ss,
the whole party we're actively acl H.s4
saa'iy engaged IN small Talk, etr.. 4
md oil that Among the re... there ss|
one young lady who seemrg g,tl,su,al
pleased, aud vas particularly plearr, Il
The young gentlemen By whom SIZE 81
surrounded. We said enc was youns-l
sue vas also handsome, and was drtssiI
after the most approved style Of .,oks
elegance. 10 short, sl,o vas the "lfo I
The fashion, pom honor.
NcII-'his young lady was riding rst
~ a,ons surrounded by beaus and b.lss
az 10 high glce, ~hen she discovered d n
'n'Fpfessible horror that large snake I'D
managed 10 conceal itself beneath tt. IN
pc io'as OF her muslin gown. rotes .
slant muio horror" held her bound ,s,s
spot oul after O minute she rccorerthi
aud ssuzing the rc2i,c SD
one nand, while with the other she apr;l
me lash to her palfry, she rode lunsa&y
onward to Tho nearest house upon ne ro.s
arrived OF It she dlsmounted and lafy
~" INTO the house, excIalmlpc in an 40 /
" Of terror, TO the LADY Who net her & |
ne door, For Gods sake helo me-
rave, u, a snake wtesrhed around nv aaIa
nc 'ady OF the house scarcely less allmd
uah The other, called up several OF The SCI.
anus and arming themselves with broos
"'@'' po&ers, &c, they formed a ctrc:
round tho young lady, and prepared .
'SFa,ch tho 'crepIn wuadet when shs
=, n'u'o snake him Of. When they sss
u ieady the lady proceeded 10 dlsodgs
Nc sarpeni.' 10 DO this, however, ts,
I'rcd quite an effort, as It clung with COO.
uefooio peri'nacIiy "around her lsPa
nv last alter divers bard shakes,
y, " some l strong pulls the task was happily
'Ot''plsncd and uuwu ,Ua----Iu. 81 4
oppose gentle readorl The iady's BIZ
lhe whole crowd, after looking INTO
'ch others eyes, with lnexpressbIe ludis
JUS faces Tor somc time, o, length broke
!" a hearty laush--aud SO ended lbs
pheasant affair.
/ no bishop, It seems, had got loose 81
y ehd' consequently was dangling at ihe
~ side when she discovered II, oud &C.
h'fHrdffy she mistook i. for snake
lc story Is no Joke, and 40 pledge Osi
'aelty upon It's truth. And nov for The
'Fal' The ladies' may learn from il ibal
make placed around their waists you'd
-"'no 'heir persons aud improve then
ms fully as much as uaiiti Gf braa OF
TSP q hay. Charlottesville Jc9cr1ca
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POETRY.
WING SONG

utG cONG.
Ar" R0ys wife II Ald0valiOeI."
Harry Clay Of Old Kentucky
Harry Clay of old Kentucky,
There's ne'er a man in all the land
Like Harry Clay Of old kentucky.
When foreign foes our rights denied,
hose voice aroused our martial thunder
And when we'd lower'd Old England's pride.
Who stilPd the storm that swept her uudpr ,
Twas Harry Clay Of Old Kentucky, &c.
zen dread disunion reared lis head,
And civil broAs our land distracted.
Al hls approach the HYDRA fed.
abstraction was itself distracted
BY Harry Clay of Old Kentucky, sc.
10 all his fond desires represt
10 save his country from pollption
peh friends were doubling who could best
Rslore our bleeding Constitution.
Twas Harry Clay OF Old Kentucky sc.
ne industrious workman's constant friend,
lie would exalt his low condition;
Protect his labour and defend
him 'gainsi all foreign competition.
harry Clay Of Old Kentucky, &c.
True principles be viii defend.
Despits Of all who dare oppose them:
no eurs'd distractions fill bis head,
NO eob-web conscience in his bosom.
Harry Clay of Old kentucky, Xc.
VI
h0ngh tEeasOn's blight Oerspreads the land.
ne tyrant rsto rules the hour,
lies but snap, flash in the pan,
90 PICK your tiints and try your power"
For Harry Clay of Old Kentucky
Harry Clay of Old Kentucky,
There's ne'er man in all the land
Can match our Clay of Old Kentucky.
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New COpartnership
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

VIE les Subscribe ID. having formed coo,,,,.,
lo9g Business IN all yarioos 6raac5 +" ' ;o Can
cord n e under The rhfProe & MeW - ton
o.ief their services to the pe6se Of Cabsrrn
The public IN general. Their e ,n. Ahe
cupied by Mr.. Chas. n. Price. ~ same &C.
selves that they win be able to pleS .II i s'.e
favor them with call. One Of * e. a.. ~i b may
oeen employed considerable portoh.s. = Li having
i +: au,.ef IN some Of the most shioS e E,ab
.snments ~ the Cts Of Philadelphia AZ l-''ao.
.lls advantages Of an extensive acquaintnr a, -
.s!s'oh 70 MS business and the other bavinS.
iteo on shop for considerable time In CoScall
tihey are sure that they can offer Inducements !,
ne pubic IN their business which thew nedgs r.
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laos! 'asnionabIe style and warranted 10 be suna.
Iiof ~ workmanship any in the country. tn
nope oy PuIctua!ity and strict attention IL tbs,,
Iqa,ness 70 merit 4 share of public patronage
: -'eH Pfice shall be in proportion 10 ire ,inss
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