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TIE TARIFF.
ITS OPERATION AND ErfEers-rnE orSroS 4 MERCHANT.
TO The Editors Of the Tribune:

ITS OPERATION AND ErFEcrs-TnE OPINION or MERCHANT
10 The Editors Of the Tribune:
Two valued correspondents have recently asked my OPT
Mon upon the subject Of the atits operations upon the
different interests Of the country; and Of them
presses "h "a publish the views Of resident Of the city,
have concluded, with your permission, 10 reply through
your columns.
Twenty years ago through the influence Of Gov Clinton
and the late Benz knowor, Of Albany became q con.
vert 20 protective tariff Frequent conversations with
those gentlemen upon the subject convinced that
country upon earth possessed the within itself Of
becoming 50 substantially prosperous and independent Us
Ownthnt be ~ length and breadth II embraced every
element Of prosperity; aud when that prosperity once
secured by permanent legislation for the protection Of
Interests, could be- favoraby situated 10 pro.
profitable foreign Commerce - buttl
aRcnt Of home interests; and when they sound and
prosperous, ittwico bcsscs the ogent and employer
Reflection had strengthened these opinions. but Il
served for the present year 1919 o. demonstrate their
soundnoaa.
The last Congress, after mature deliberations adopted
tariff Of duties which, while brings ample revenue for the
treasury, fosters, 90 liberal extent, American labor.
Under the influence Of this Tariff every interest Of ihe
country is Rising from q state Of unparalleled depression
quito rapidly could be desired; and what will greatly
dsapp0iui ic opponents Of the measure the importation
foreign goods the present year will be somewhat beyond tho
wants Of The county producing revenue from customs
some or millions ihan the estimate Of tie last com.
miitco ~ ways and means.
This is not mere conjecture. a good fall trade Is sniic
pad and the orders that have gone forward for goods
arrive in July and August will be found 90 be quite large
enough. The opinion an aware has obtained, 20 n con
siderable extent that bccaue this city Is strictly commercial
d. citizens arc generally opposed a tariff Such Is not
lion Of our we informed American merchants are tho fend
az protective iauh. few, who exclusively In the
importing business the foreign interest," which large
r'r'oy rptct bic regard character, and portion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27
A MERCHANT.
Correspondence OF the ". J. Journal Of Co

INDIANAPOLIS, July IT, 1913.
too dscouagng report in regard the wheat crop has
reached you from lndnna owing the wretched appear
anee in the spring Thon here and in the south the
all seemed osi the "ouhe countless however have never
stood conspicuou wheat; it is corn that they excel
Now IRON the gc~ National Road 10 Michigan the crops
will be good within twenty days the crop has improved
sionishngy IN the Lake counties promising immense
yield In Lapoue county expects to cut 1900 acres
OF beautiful wheat We IN the centre owing the extra
quantity Of land cultivated may get an average whilst in the
north the surplus will hc very great all OF which may be
destined the Canada market The corn here be-
gins to look finely.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27

On the Goth day Of June Vancusc IN the county OF Amelia y
the Rev Park Berkeley Mr. ARMISTEADC LEIGH OF M-sissip
pi to Miss FANNY E. LANE, daughter Mrs Sarah Lane
Joy from earth fleeing away,
No resting place Il knew:
Like the light Of the spray
Or the OF the rlisenng dew,
IL vanished AZ the touch
Who claimed his
'TIl Iymcn taught y win,
And gave 10 JOY a home
In the ark OF the marriage eov'nani-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27

o. NJ Curur BFowy Of Philadelphia h. getting into
difficulties with the Porlcics. he charged by these
with voting against corain bill n the Pennsylvania Le
gisIau5c n ls39ond ecconoc rnR IN favor It IT, Char.
lie denies thai be- ecctorccfcd for dc bill before s pes.
sart, blt ririts Gat d. ws-js cAculed those Demo.
cll..-- Nl.-- I'll LII D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27

tAspss sAnsArARitLA-fight the most ,muortant The mo-,
sesih ami striking phenonsnon % Universe Il afor. ,h
'nsans OF eAaei and exquisite pleasure the source nom
Mhenee man dctises thu largest proposition kuo,
When dcompo-ed IL found Of tho seven pr,,, %
thus proving the sun the can. A. h. M,
grand Ioinief OF ovation A. light orll =. A.
10 the physical Rcnlnvc the one and ain 4.
.e oier ati wthcr hoous the genial 80, y,
.e run nase warmth AMI renewed vcgctab. e,
guii ifame Daily experience show result. the mos
Tor thus rladdenng ofhousanI. who had s
.uIe- are 'eeorled calculated tn satisfy most in
anu a. hes are stubborn thirgs" have only a, h.
mentioned Chronic dcnangsuients ~ DC
the eh-i &C. are all safely and perfectly cured by is use
see advertisements in this city pap.r-
rtcared and sold Wholesale retail and for e,no,,,, 30
BsANps CO. Druggists and Che,ni.ts 1;,an n,., uy
NO x'S odway corner OF Chambers street. New York
son In Norfolk. NJ A. Santos and soLi nv l ~ E,iTirf
for 81. N''OO UT oo"e boil"s
m2G
painful to record the death OF AIRED anil inarm ,, s
,'as 's may have been lettering brink Of M. g., A.,
now much more distressing the when IA. victim - - ~
% oe.h snaiehed away IN the spring life. when -
ns sa ns euVe- ana ineni- As bud of faes pr,
am ME OF honor and usefulness ancpa,r nv an IA.
si r Truth OF these reflections BY fact thai
aed 10 an early and untney grave r,ed to ro,a,
UNKNOWN in al the prospects enoyments of mi. Ne h. ~,
consequence OF one ungarde AMI by disc, se 80
IN inc t place To be under the IA nal Of sl
ahi which never fatal properly treated Tbe
,hnA hey nave only TO their system with Mn,
curry and the business Is accomplished Fatal pro- r,,
arr weary elmer Mnreuraizedout their e,.tane. M,
uet e residue OF life miserable Dr. Hartley does moi ,nr, m
detail of which he has "
ase MS name by niuring tho feelings indy ,.
not MS wor have and shall prove the rrsl, Of HI -
renee and The reliance and inyoah secrecy with which h ~
be consulted ~ '" "' may
Dr. Hartley Member ofthe Medical Profession .a o a..
nature Of his practice, with the even n an.
most mld offer hope vgor and perfect may be copsn
80 nom In the Morning TIL 10 nrhtofce ON Locus, AM
emnond va Letters ineosng remittance answered by re-
suneu rot and Medicine puneiualy address
either by initials 1. %
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Roots, Shoes, Trunks. Garnet Bams. &

hoois, shoes, Trunks, Carpet Hays, sc.
~ AMuEL PUTNEf has Just received, per
- steam Boats from Philadelphia, Eighteen Packages Of
ue Goods m his line comprising Beauf of the fol
lowing kinds to which he would respectfully invite his Old Cu.o
rs anu the Public at large TO call and quality and
Prices feeling perfectly assured that they satisfied with
both viii remark and say that win sen the same
quality Of Goods as low any houar n Va.
Ladies Beautiful and superior Lace Walking Shoes made
uneomuonly handsome and cool.
Ladies' French Kid Morocco Dress Sinners mi Tie.
Ladies' superior ColouTed Morocco Slippers
ladies' handsome Black and White SATIN Slippers
Misses Fine Dress French Morocco Slippers
Misses Superior Walking Shoes aud Hootecs
Misses Beautiful Cord Cater and SINNERS
Chldrens' shoes and Boots a great variety
Boys fine high and low CHARTERED Shoes
GentCmens fine Dress Shoes very .ups, and ;.
Servants Shoes high aud low quarters
Travelling Trunks. all sizes something very s,ine,,,
Bonnet Cases, all sizes
Carpet Bags, all shapes and
Bear Skins fine lot. all
jn2T sIN'I Pt~r%pv
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ofthc Locofoco City Council and its nppoin,c
nc remarks:

Lord Morp,h, since bis return to England has pre-.
sided over and made Ttat speech Abolition Meet
ing boz London. s Lordshp, like Dickens excessive
coutci whilst here by the orstocucy Of the Democracy,
and hc makes suitable return lor the cyues extended to
him, by abusing our institutions.
Can't English n0JieHen make II convenient 10
visit us ugainl We promise them tho cordial
welcome which greeted the noble Howard. There ore
always Democrats enough ready and anxiousy looking
TO pay obeiancc 10 the Ahsocaey Of bith or Of wealth
For strange as moy sound there such enthusiastic
woshpptn Of "bg blood" your thoroughgo ing Demo
crat. They marvellous proper mon, If you listen 6,
their mckot-pum Oh d-uctons-abhor every Thing lk,
inequality; and SGT in reoly The most crouchng, subscr
Went spanie8 hat licked the dust, when in the pre-
s,ncc OF fpug Of nobility.
The traits arc visible 30 their political conduct
They always dc eide Of power and every u.urpn
ton every Of tyranny finds 600 them ts staunchos adyo
cate. This Is humon natuo-They would be iyrants am
plundere. themselves II they could, but aiing In ihat e
are he supple tools and trucking niinons to the "
rannies Of othcr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27

CHANGE OF FORTUNE-The Providence Chroni-
Congress Foil River distinct, who resides that
village. Sunday morning worth S75OUO. Heisnow
penness Truly do riches "ake themselves wings and
fly away" Mr.. Bordens property which nearly all Of
it in spot completely destroyed there being
dollar ofiusurance upon it.-AIeraHdrG Gazette.
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Mrs. c. G. BURKE respectfully annom

NE hS' I. u. DUhhE respectfully aDnoun-
4'k that she will open Seminary IN this CIV ON
Monday the I'd October for the reception Borders and DAY
Pupils IN the house 30 long occupied by Mrs onpkn as Board
ngose where assisted by masters experience and ability her
plan VIII embrace thorough and useful and or
naenal education But her will here she win en-
daVour to impress her pupils those neaness and or
der and that graceful and dgned bearing always dis
tnguish woman of education
Parents may rest assured that kindness persuasion will char
acks hef discipline Teacher but duty win
be insisted on with scTupuous Observance become in
mates Of her house. will be treated her own family
aud with impartial and parental attention
Terms the same As IN other Female Semnarcs city En-
gsh including al the ordinary branches Nat Philosophy and Ma
thematcS'.
NV "''N 20 90
30 90
90 90
"eIah 90
Music both Vocal and Instrumental taught BY the most
approved masters the Harp and Spanish Guitar
Drawing Painting and Dancing taught II desired by the
Pupils
Mrs II may be Richmond Academy until the Goth
September n %,
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f2OO4 4 t

ToyENAMENT.-A tournament will be held at the Eau
quier White Sulphur Springs Thursday, the Sd OF Au
gust-AlcS. Gas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27
CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Paul Ply, n. Harding master, with 800 tons
mdze from Lynchbufg, 20 LudIam, Preston a. Co. John
M,bon & Co, Dibrel, Holcoinbc & Co, and Darlington,
Gibson & Thornton; paying S23Ji7 toll.
Red Bird, H. Sutton, MASTER with lji ndzc. from
Lyncbuig and SrJt.vilo. 10 3. r. Harms Ludam, Pres.
ton q Co, Robt Gwnihuoy and Darlington, Gibson &
Thornton; paying $3.50, 81 t0l.
Henry Clay d. Staples master, with q tons mdzc from
LyuchbDrg, 90 John Nab,n & Co Lud.an, Preston Co.
and DibrcI, liocomJc g. Go; paying Slfi toll.
Commerce, s. Guerunt, l-tor with ~ tons mdzo from
Sr1usyic, 90 j. j. iars s. Co.. r.. x. Blair and Brown
Taylor
CLEARED.
Buchanan, r. Ienahan, master, with 10 tons mdlc lo
ScOu-sic, Warren, and Howard willie; paying SjiGl toll
Jus Is.
ARRIVED,
Canal Boot Ciaytor Burton, ). Ash master with 3ll
tons m'zo from lyncbburg, 20 Ipdan Preston & Co. A.
T. llafre John Jones, and Caungon, Gibson g. Thornton
paying S202Gi tJll.
CLEARED,
Paul Py, Harding, master, f1r New Market empty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27
Reanlies 80 YAc Snbtercnncnn.

mike WALsH's" paper, dscoursing as it does
chiefly Of his Subterranean and Locoioco acquaint-
anccs, contains some rich sketches. Here are
few, taken at random:
"a gentleman states to US that notorious hie and burn
er, who had his eye picked when boy by hen, while
in the Of robbng henoost, abusing aud threaten
ing for abndging bis infamous revenue, under the silly
expectation that would notice him If should
become so entirely lost for subject to write on, which is
very probable, will prefer leaving blank space in
columns 10 filling them with such putrid rs for
the threats Of such pauy and polluted vagubonds, the only
fear have about encounerng regiment Of such wretch
anxiety reference the safety OF hat pocket
book. We consider j, patriotism send such fellows into
eternity. Let those who doubt Try We understand
that this fellow, IN addition his wachstung dropping
and burning properties, deals largely horse stealing. The
better 20 successfully carry his infamous aud ieyiug
plans he sometimes glass eye in the vacancy left
10y his defunc bnker In addition this, he has five dit.
ereut coored wigs, which enables him completely dis.
guise himself This bawing backguard. who has been
fierce lion, will make meek and humble 8
Lamb"
Of the Iocoioco City Council and its apponccs,
he remarks:
"ANoTufE lIryEsr GraHpf,v-We have been informed
that an unprncpod scuuudTc who rendered himself very
ridiculous last fall 10y passing resolutions az meeting Of
the association Co which be belongs deuouncng us, and
threatening 90 drive Of the county meeting into
which place hc did NOT dare sct his foot has been guilty Of
the most infamous crimes. This cownrdy and clustering
wretch has been rc.appJnted Capun OF City Watch
ia consideration doubt Of dirty, thicying services
which he has rendered certain corrupt members Of the pre-
sent Common Council. When the appointed this
fellow they knew that he thief they knew that there
were seye respectable persons ready and willing make
affidavit Of the fact They knew that ho had robbed
drunken men when to watch before, and still dey ap
pointed bin. lIura for rotation in Office carried on
. by 90" Mayor and Common Council!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27

o. 4 delightful war is now in progress between
the Globe and the Boston Post-the latter edited
by Green, an old political crony and bottc-com.
panion of Mr.. Blair. The Post is in the pay of
Mr.. Henshaw, the new Secretary of the Navy,
and rs in duty bound reoiced greatly at his up-
pointment, and endorsed him Democrat of the
first water. This offended the Globe. who had
read Henshaw out of the party, and has now read
ont all of his hackers. .
In reply to this the Post observes:
"Ihis Is aspecimen of the Argument fairness and de.
OF paper that be the organ of the De-
nOerdtic party OF the nation The Washington Globe
II was 10y similar style of snout and tail literature,
and Of course, dctora and yindctve donunciaton that
the Globe contributed small degree Mr.. Van Bu.
Tens defeat 1870 and the policy urges so fierce
y should be adopted by the Democratic party II will eGpe
Renee disastrous defeat in 1884, did the close
the Harrison campaign"
Again:
"The editor Of the Globe was one Of the first instru
le25-an act which was greater cheat upon the Demo
cacy than all the frauds OF $780, and which aroused the
Indignation OF the honest people OF the country from
extreme of the nation the other.
ale waited until the Democrats won the battle then
to Washington dipped his long fingers into the public trea
losing 81 800 which Amos Kendall thought did
belong him. but appeal Mr.. Ness private benevo-
ence, after Harrison elected restored the patriot
who repays Democrats for the wealth he has received
through their eXerions by eliminating them attempt
ing TO control the Democracy Of the country by his dctum
When Rogues fall out, &c. This is about to be
verified. In the squabbe raging, shall learn
many ofthe secrets of those who so long co-opera-
ted in p!underng the public.
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AUCTION CARD.
Valuable Real mud PcrsonrI pro,.x,.- .,.

we invite the parenat attention Of Capitalists and other, 10
ne sae OF MI T. p Wiekam Interest fathers Valuable
Estate ani other property place al the I,eh,,g I
THIS cThuRspANl Afternoon at 4 O'Clock
hs property offers great inducements persons wishing n
maze safe ana desirable investments and sold without ia
seiNc, 10y order OF JAMES LYONS Trustee
~ = ISLoEs A. BRoTnER. Aucts
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SAIT-Anoat 500 sacks Neutrality-suspicious. sale BY
~ IN % DAVENPORT L ALLEN.
HOAPER-l000 reams Cap and Letter Paper,
IL ruled and plain comprising qualities for sale At fedu
eed buec-. u - DAVENPORT A. ALLEN.
SOLE LEArHER-lOOO sides good" light heavy weights
- also good "damage d"-for sale by
ju % DAVENPORT K ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27

BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

The above amount TO be distributed day prizes Of
day at wORTIAMS. 80 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27

NEW oATs-,5o bus. in prime order on hoard .cr Hero
~ u the Dock for SOLE by
iu 90 SHIELDS A. sONERvILLE
4 OSr DUE nlLL gwen hy Crouch snead m Madn Con
- noNay Tho sl5 dlted 18Th July. 1853 Novice
hercby pupIc to irade fof ad bill
~ 4s-u'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-27

" AUCTION NoTlCE-DaroPo1 & .iRoa viii sell This
Morning, Of Groceries tsee Advertisement,
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ALEX DuvAL q 60.

AN receiving per rchr John + Brown,
- ~ bids prime pouo Hico sugar
ip7 bags Laruyra Coffee
40 do Rio do
10000 NJ prime Western Middlinr Bacon
no M pipes Imitation French Brandy
IS bhls Whiskey
10 Do Cordial
Do Bounce
For ale on accommodating terms by
iu26 WIN
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iOODlYANE RECEIVES NEW p
DAILY!
Academy on Main Street.
Pc N M A N S HIP,

" % unprecedented success and distinguished Patronage
have again crowned Mr. Goowanes efforts in Richmond As well
as the continuance OF eminent encouragement mos, uns
quivoealy hs studied but ambitious ycws-rnih and Justice
References now given 10 the Bank PRINCIPAL merchant.
in The city. .u9G
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
CANDIDATES.

Who wish their names put upon the
regular ticket, are requested to hand them
IN during the ensuing week, accompanied
with three dollars; for without such ac.
comPanlament they will not be printed, as
we have long since discovered that bea-
ten candidate mot that we have any idea
that any of them will be beaten,) are the
worst persons in the world to collect
money from. We intend striking off the
tickets next Saturday, in order that they
may be well distributed, throughout the
county before the election. You will do
well therefore, to hand in your names as
soon as possible.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
SKiTLFUL OPERATION.

The blowing account Of a remarkable
'poraiion, perfectly successful ioli- result,
- copied from the MaysviIle Ky Eagle
/ 4 tbe ~ lust.
We Srtne. scd he pcriormopre Of an
operation IN dental surgery, by ia. Tay-
lnr, OF thlscIIy, few DAYS since, whch
surpassed anything OF the kind we have
lever seen. Some time ia may last, MI.
Ross, Of anlng, accideatIy shot hmseif
causing serI1us lalnrv, AMI almost DESTROY.
ing hrs speech. The bail enlcredlh e IN.
der part Of hts chin, passing through Ia
mouth, removing many of the teatb and
Jlsco,atug the rignl Jaw, which Cause
Il to tall forward about an inch, and rem
Tered il entirely useless for masGeatiou
The upper Jaw was also greatly Injured,
many OF the teeth and part OF tie boue be.
iog destroyed, and the palate bone com
pletely removed, Mr.. h. bad recoy-
cred partially from bis wouod, but without
The power of mistlcation, and, as before
remarked, almost without the power oil
speech, when he was pat under the cara
- DIR Tay Tor; and 50 successful has the
Doctor been IN his efforts to remove the
severe Affections of his patient, that, with.
out a close examination, one could scarce.
" tell that Mr. Ross had ever received
any ioiery. The teeth have all beer
with artificial gums, which luok
natural, and the loose portion
II the Jaw rendered strong and stationary.
The palate replaced with fine elod, aud
overs the entire space once occupied by /
DE palate bone-The whole operation his
'e"o SO skilfnIIy performed, that Mr. X
an now mas'lcate with ease, and speaI,
'lh perfect pIa,nness; which clearly es-
'bllshes the claim fDr. Il. ocouf iencg
The pubic as an ingenious aud Success
Il dentist.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21

for the last eight years | have been at
me hcad OF The great temperance move.
ment 10 ireond (APplause,) And il
my ole can raise his voice aud say that /
have, during that long, loog period, il
CONSEQUENCE Of sectarlanism differences,
violated the charities of nature and of the
Gospel--It any ono can say that have
reIused to extend the right hand of fellow
ship to men OF other crecds, let him CONF
forward AMI braui me as brgot. CAR.
plause.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
THE MECHANIC

IhaTe Is no dispute a0out it, many iadi
|VIduaI5 look upontne mechanic az Inferlo,
10 the trader, the merchant, the lawy er
the minister, or the we'll dressed p4uper
The women, too, have caught the fever
aud II Is laugha5le to see the delicate crea
lures turu their noses aud curl .helr los.
when they are approached by hard work.
m, honest man, dressed in his homesgun
with brown hands and ireckIed face. Boz
where would they be were 1t not for the
mechanIc3 They are dependent upoo
nlm tor almost all they possess and euiDy
and yet they pretend to despise him
Many a one who has thus looked with con-
temp, upon the industrious, has in the end
been made to acknowledge her error, and
would have given worlds to receive the
KIND regard Of him she once oespised
Asa general thing our mechanics are
the most intelligent portion ofour citizens,
and are eXertlng the greatest Influence lu|
oar country. Many of our best writer's
and lecturers belonging to the class, ElIhu
burfeu, WHO'S acquainted With more than
h,ty Iangnages, is a blacksmith, John C |
" hIiiior, thepoer, IS shoemaker; Morrs. |
VI the New Mirror, Is a printer, So also l. |
uree.ly, Of tue N York Tribune, Gtrrlson
d me Llberator. IS printer: Wht~more
OF the Boston Trumpet. is n blacksmith.
ana so we believe Is our friend Saywood,
Of me Bangor Wing; Severance Of the
Augusta journal, who has recently been
nominated tor Congress, is . printer Beck
7st' ot the Bulletin aud tioIJeaot the A..
5oH, are p1atrrs; 50 also is Holden oftha
SATURDAY Courier. 4 host OF othe,s, "
J we not time To mention, who are exar.
a4 lneir 'nlinrnce, haVa graduated az m.
'''il, lhe work 5eucb, the stand, or he
noem'AerS bench. Who would bel'ay,
hen there are those living who lo,k v,,, =
upon the merhntic?
Among our female writer's, there are !
cry lew, who were the pamoelrd dnuoh-
ers OF wealth AMI luxury. MIS- : .gourna.
vas The daughter Of poor man. and s,g- /,
orted herself many years by reachml !,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
COLJ RI.

gw The fall term of our Circuit Court
commenced on Monday last, Judge Fitch
presiding. We have not had time to en-
quire or witness what is going on. But
Judging from the ability and efficiency of
Judge Fitch, we hesitate not, in saying
the Court is fast Fastening through with
the dockets.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
THE EPIDEMIC

We feel ourselves calico "pD .od NJ,
peat the admonlIlon 70 s'''" ofihay
sons not cIlmoted:j Keep o~ I. ,nn.
The The epidemic Is Indignantly Fl, ,al , ,s%
us, dragging to the grave WI" ' ''S. /, prt'
most OF those on VINO" ~. 10 aISr
hand. We say n0' ~" me apssiI
The prescott, but 70 CAUTION ~ .oon osuInF
Tho changing season WIN ~, ,6so, oil No
ne the virus ii tho fever ~ l0s "|s',y6pa
poId life in account vii ket ,. ma.
New Orleans Picdyune nc 'O"' \
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21

years since, looked upon them with -.
Pie'on and coulempi.-- mecho auS'
lare courage and elva,e themselves a"s
'hey VIII take thar position ii soc,s,, "' :,
when they are justly entitled y
Portland Tribune