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NJ are ii' mofnng opening 1ge and beautiful
N trhs and Cashmere ny Medium md super Invisible
Greens Medium 10 Wool Blacks Common
pef Blues Ovcs Gofen browns and piece uefstfve
American Bib Cloth which will sell by The ydAso beautiful
assortment n Wool Rack and Fancy Cashmere our ore
sent assortment n cse Goods superior any former
SEASON and AZ greatly reduced prices.
ap1 KENT. KENDALL ATvv arm
lALMOF COLUMBIA bet and cheapest PREPARATION IA,
- ODE hnrcyer offered 70 The public. Tor sale BY
'nih if--3n j. ". EUErACE A. goN
tENTLEMENs OVER snOEs.-Ju.t received n stienid AZ,
- ucc ofthc Patent Rubber Shoe. Gentlemen
ntO sAvt pt-rvrv
ElUTTER A. vESisON+Fresh roll and frkn Butter ,on
- anah ot very hne Vcnson JUST received nile By
PARRISH 4 BEAZtEY.
gv Cay
lRANDY POTTER. a. Very fine London Dock Handy
- London Brown Stout, DO. Pale Ale, Tor sale
ap w AZ uAPptsov
GARDEN NOES, RARES. &c.
lCHARDs GARDNER have just received IN, Of Garden
~ Hoes Hakes Spades and shovc, which they viii cbesp
Cal ~ the Hardware and Fancy street sekoe hin ONO
sue 'he swan Tavern. apo
NEW ORLEANS MOLAssIs.-IoO bbs landing this morning
y fpr sale BY
aPH LEWIS WEBB
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HAYS INAMENT. - Long experience hss established be-
yond controversy the singular efficacy Linamen n
The cure NJ prevalent and painful complaint the Piles such
numbers have been cured by The ~ H. and extensively
article known, that little need be by way inroduc Ing
the notec n the public supply received BY
NH if-1m J. w. EUsrACE A. son.
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wM. q. SANDS &C
VTIRGINIA-At Rules held il ,6o CO.,

Nv INVINIA-At KuIcS held in the ClnrL,,
odee Of the Superior Court Of chanee for the Richmond
Circuit, the 9th day OF March. Isi3: 1
sarah Price, MI,
sue
William Palmer and other
The defendant above named having enieted hi.
ana given security according to the Act OF the mis-.
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence tina, n. .
not an inhabtant OF this ordered lbs, m, -
deeniant do appear here the rules nr., Nc,
IN June ne and answer the bin Of the pn that eopy ~
,hs order be forthwith inserted In pubh. ~ H.
cay Of Richmond for two months successfully. posted a, the
front door Of the Capitol in the said City ' " "'
eopy-Teste,
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ChANCERH-vIEorNI..-At rules holden in m. 9I.,S,
IL Once Of the Superior Cort Cuanecry for The Phni -,
cult, the 9th day OF March IsIa. ~ ' '"'
John Thompson IT, and Curtis Carter p,,,a
against ">
.,- - , "0NIn ava announcer Dens
e defendant above named having entered his
ana gwen security according Assembly ana ,h -
'ns court and appearing by satisfactory evidence thai he 4,
ho an lnhabi'an OF this Commonwealth ordered tina, M "a
defendant do appear here the held on the h Mo
IN June next and answer the bin Of plaintiffs and Thai on
% 'n oaeI Dc forthwith inserted IN newspaper published in
the City OF Richmond for and 80. - a.,
front door OF the Capitol City. A eooy[Tss,s ~
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The defendant above named having
and given security according the Act of Assembly
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence he
not nhabant Of this Commonwealth: II that III
said defendant do appear Monday August ne
and the bills Of the Plaintiff and copy
be forthwith newspaper published the City
Richmond successfully posted the front doc
Of the Capitol In the said City.
Copy-Tese.
WOW WIN. G. SANDS c. c.
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IMMATURE PAINTING.
PEAKE, JONES 81 WINSTON,
Groccr~, Commission Merchants, and dealers I'm
m A. Ma


.fGRIcULTUR.fL IMPLEMENTS
WILL, after the first April, locate themselves
w the House present occupied by Mr. A. King. few
doors below Rel Tavern Immediately the Mansion
House They will keep constantly hand assortment of the
best FAMILY GROCERlf principally for cash which
viii enable sell low puneual buyers thoe who buy
for The undivided OF the viii be
clusvc devoted the all produce conted Ia the
the Having had OF hcen
Richmond and Fredericksburg. Gram dealer and being always
well the condition OF market and the quality Of
the be sold farmer may rely upon the bc, prices
That Of the friends and OF e. r. need that nothing
be said cocnaton Of his qualifications Commission
Merchant In that branch OF their business they will make the
requires nothing aud
pceia like the when all the honest perqu
trade difficult Tor get along In
they viii Of the most improved
large OF wool-sy Woolseys bcs, Loaf sugar,
which they will sell arrival by the package, at reduced price
for cash satisfactory paper
Richmond, March slst Is43
REFERENCES:
BosroN-E Williams 60, J. T. Townsend Hardy Baker.
woRCrsrHR. M,s-.-Rugglcs. Noursc A. Mason.
Nav NoKK-Alcn 4 PaNrn. Jno M,yhn a 60.
BALuNoEE-Archd Hart Isaac g. Peck &
GtoRaErowS GFranccs Dodge, Jno. X. King Jno KENT.
wAsIu>oroS CTrN-Wm Onuc
ALrNANpRiA u. C-Rohcrt Jameson Lambert Mckenzie.
FALNouIn vA.-Nurray Forbes Jos. H. Fiekhn q Go.
FREpERcKsuuRu, NAJno. WIN. Redd Forbes e.
Berry, a. n. Wallace. Jno. Hart, = j. Bhydes.
NoEToLE. NA.-Soucr s. Bell
Ri.HNo>p-IiaNa Brother Co warwiek& Barkialc, H. w.
j. J. Fry Co, Dunlop Moneure Co Cot Sam1 Winfrec Jno.
C. Hobon, = = Baxter, A. Seldom Davenport Allen. L. n
Lewis Webb, r. J. :. James Kent, Kendall Atwaer
Cu,RnrrrsvItLEjno. r. Jones & Co. Valentine, Fry CO. T.
Watts
" H. Geo. r. Peakc. TIN April. may be found
Liberal advances be produce and
eharze shipped To the address Of the NH 81
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WNDow GLAss.---so boxes assorted. Tor ale by
" mn 5. y. DOVE
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VIRGINA:-At Rules held in the Clerks of

Zee Of the Superior Chaneey for the Richmond
Circuit the ID day Of April 1919
nhn Spencer Administrator his
Cooke Jas BushwoOd and Ann e. his C.
William Hewlett administrator OF his Mildred who wa
Mildred Cooke and Caarne Cooke Administrative Of Paseha Cooke
deceased Ptfs
Arains
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10 hereby eey that NJ The perason n n my
purchased hafa bouo Smiths Bers, Rcn1yaior Health"
an found great relief have had disease Of The breast
y' past ann confident that have taken medicine
gwen mc A. much rocC think bottle restore me
~ 'eaht ROYAL ?. SHEPHERD.
1870
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PEAKE. JoNEs 4 WINSTON

POLISHING POWDER
pH polishing hass and other Metals requiring high and dur
b" 1te IT, excellence cleansing kinds n Metal sub
Jeci IN couoeon producing polish with any other
~ use ana The ease with which applied object ~
every family point Of economy. by manufacturers n
metallic wares and wherever introduced ha perfect
ton Issuperor qualities given decided preference over
any similar preparation offered public received and Tor
sale hy ALEXANDER DTrVAL A 90.
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NlkSlNiA'-At rules held Ina the Clcrk's Of.
nee Of he Superior Court cnAnesry or tes neA,a
Circuit tbs N day Of April issa
John Thurman and Thomas Puryear pt.,n,,.
Against
John Abten aud Elizabeth a. wife. Henry T,.t and Ma.
J. his WIFE, Thomas butler aud Frances A. William WI,
nee and Jane his wife, Isaiah bradshaw sarah M. 20,
EJah A. Miller John w. Miller Nathaniel Miller R.nn NJ
Call VIM w. Mccall Elizabeth fanes Pleasant A He'd -
-, ~ ~, w. ."%- 'aes-on snaos Den..
The defendants above named not having their .pea,
and given security according md ,n
Of this court and nappearns by satisfactory evidence ina, they
no, inhabitants Of this Commonwealth; Ia ,, M - a
PENDANTS do appear thc ne Jn- . M
the bin Of the pant copy Of mi. orl., b. s
with Inserted IN Newspaper pablhedn city of Rch,,i
for two months successfully and posted mont doc. M m.
Capitol in the said city - "N
ap is-w9w WIN a. aAxns 4, ,
the United States Court Eastern District of yI
Il Jany 9h lsi5 CHRISTOPHER MILLER Of Norel, e",a,
having MED petition praying hat he be
IL ordered tina, all persons claiming creditor. Of nm. Fl
Christopher Miller show sS,h av nj Ma,
neat why the said Christopher Miller not he declared
bankrupt pursuant TO the Act behalf and ,,
copy Of this order be published newpapcr. according DO NM.
2snd and 2ith ofeour " ue
AeoPy-reste
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VIRGINIA.-At a Court of Appeals, held at

NlRGlNlA.-At n Court of Appeals, held at
9TH. ist3,- ~ uAy march
David Isaacs
against N
John X. Jones, ami.
The
Joel Nancy, ,r,,.. epSn an APP
and NV peai IRON
The same sppTt noupeed sy
S,,...-r N the Circuit
-, -, s. W" y, hipo' mer- sup'r Court
style Of Bnmham 4 Bib, apnc.. - -.
The writ OF seric cas heretofore awarded TO revive tn
peas In the Egbet Watson a.
non wh The vi" annexed OF the appellant being returned ere,
eucd ON the appellee Joel Saneye appearing TO the sa
uon OF tie Court that he nha on hi. co
weahh On The motion Of the said Egbe Watson bv conn
a the said appellee Joel Yaney appear here on IN,
MONDAY IN May he
appeals shan not be and stand proceeded in 4, an.
name OF the said Egbeu Watson -
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN soms =
printed IN thu city OF Richmond. continued for two
Of the Capitol he saidC CITY e "''u"of
Copy-rese
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REMOVED.

BRANNAN & cos Old Dominion Clothing Store, the op
80 pose side Of the and facing the Franklin John
Eaeys oh stand south side Of Main I'd House from
We would embrace this opportunity and method II making
known the OF Richmond vicinity that
constantly keep hand Clothing all kind especi-
ally for the and approaching which
reduced prices for cash We respectfully IN
seet stock whether they the goods goods
sold please every respect may returned and
De money Iollnd.d- l-cAl gn1ls Mamlnied n n
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE!
E'Irir RrrLIc,, A. T.

addition supplies received and are now
l. opening, the following ARTICLES:
10 pieces Grape Lusres
> do. FOulard Silks
Mourning GingaIus
DO. Lawns
Second Mourning DE Lanes
Merno Cassimsrcs beautiful article for boys wear
Furniture and Cambria Dimiiy
) pieces coorcd Alpaca Cloth
Mateon Lusrinrs
Corded Muslin
10 doz. French Dimity Bands
3 cases Of Irish Linens assorted
Moavan Hose "a superior article
do
Black Italian Grapes
so doz. coiourcl Cotton Gloves, G! cts. per pair
100 pieces American Prints from Is! 10 1911 cts
The above goods viii be sod prices for
Persons buying their Spring Goods Il their inter
TO call the New Dry Store one door below Mes
Wordsworth Tuner Immediately opposite John Thon,p
& Cos Hat Store. an ~
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NOTICE.
UVpUA WE take this occasion TO give
! ]. ]. :. |. J.
M a notice keep constantly hand. Stoves,
I1 - Crates and Cooking Rangers OF all kinds, that
>}lEn - generally uSed in this market Of
80 manufacture. which " wisc on reasonable
I1EleF=<-z Also. Motts Agricultural Furnaces for
iy.~Z.<s sisamng feed for stock which will sell at
FC+H the manufacturers prices after adding the
- - ~ pen-e- at and Sheet Iron Manu-
factory. near the Beu Tavern where all kiurs
be- reasonable and at
shortest notice, Roofing Copper Guicrinr Sc
az 4 WELLER.
"AY.-3OO bales landing for sale by
al RoYD EDMOND a DAVENPORT.
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10 Country Merchants.

70 Country Merchants.
HfEEAHDS & GARDNER, importers and dealers m
and domestic ARDtvARE CUTLERY Guss &C. are
receiving spring supply. and respectfully invite The aen
sfCounr merchants offe best asorments Of
ero In this or any other market and prices suit The hard
Those who wshto money advantage will please call
Al Tho New Hardware and fancy ~ SAtoc hhH
ana Just below the Rail Road Depot
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tTTY CURED BACoN-A few thousand pounds City Cured
~ Bacon Hog Roundl-for sale by
NH 7-lw JAMES A. PNTTEsoN.
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UhUUO, WEUIVINEO, FNINIO, UILO,
DYE STUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
Ok Bbls. Castor Oil
- - 1900 lhs Epson flfs-00 ra superior p0nnd Starch
100 lbs Turkey Opium-tO0 kegs White Lead
bb's finaeed OIL hfis Lamp OI2 hhds fampbiick
800 tores Window Glasl-1OO bs Spanish Indigo
500 bs Gum Arabie-i hhd Mafdef
% bib Coppems2O bbis Clipped Logwood-1e bbs Alum
above and well selected stack ~
oncf quantities purchasers, vey Tor
approved credit and set the attention u county
chants and others.
mr. 9O-n ALEXANDER DUvAL a CO.
, 1843-03-25

Remaining III the Post Office at Bowling
Green, Pike County, Missouri, OH the
lst. day Of Jan. fS43, which if not
taken ont within three months, will he
sent TO the General Post Office, as
Dead Letters.
ia. Andrews, William Bell, John
Bland, John w. Basye, Alexander Camp
bell, FIG Clark, Lewis A. Collins, David
Classify, ]. C. Duval, John Davis VIM.
Denny, WIN. Davis, VIM. Dunn; w. d.
Grant, Miss Jane E. Griswold, Elias
Norton, Maj. M. Owens; Mrs. Catha-
rine Hayden, Jas. Fl. ID. Henderson.
J. H. Hughes; Samuel B. Jacoly, John
F. l.. Jacoly; Samual Lewallen, Road.
ham Lovelace; John d. Mulherrin 2
James Mccormick, Joseph Reading
Mrs. Cynthia Randsdal; John Shaw
Elizabeth South, VIM. Stone, Epraien
Smith, VIM. S. Sisson; P. E. Traoue
Martha Trower, Miss Aeness AM
Tombs; Walter Walker, James Wells
Phillip Wells.
H. G. EDWARDS. r. M,
January 7th, 1912. tf-lO
, 1843-03-25

The Cur OF LlrE.-We are apt To
fancy in our youth, SAYS some writer.
that the sweet cup OF life has nat a
drop Of bitter: hut we all sotn dis
cover that it is not so. With life MS
with every thing else. we find the
bright and delightful scattered thiplv
amidst an immensitv Of baser mat
ter. Those VIII" seek pearls are oh.
lied to plunge into the deep brinv
sea TO drag them up, and even then.
perchance, out of every shell. ten
will be worthless; hut did we find
pearls hanging amongst diamonds al
the roots of roses, we should value
neither one nor he other as thew mer.
it. As IT is. threads Of pain are wo-
ven so intimately. in the. w-b of lie,
that they form but one piece; and
wise was the hend that ordered it SO.
, 1843-03-25
Truth is eternal. He who search

Truth is eternal. He who search
es for il with his unblinded reason,
will sooner or later find I. Have
Int the virtue and the manhood to he
independent, and you will hardly 90
wrong. The man who asks you To
take any thing for granted. 10 be-
lieve any thing uponhis say Sd, should
be suspected.
Poor reason has n hard task. with a
passion phlling this way and a preiu.
dice hauling the. other. hind guides
trying &c lead her, and the whole viii.
derness Of research fi'ed with the
devious and we'll trodden paths oi
error; hu, God hath ROBBED Truth in a
garment of beauty. and the highest
good.
, 1843-03-25
'poetrp.
TIE FARMER.

Those who labor in the earth are The choss
eople ofGod, whose breast he has made h
'%eculiar deposite for substantial and genuir
irtue.- JEFFERSON.
Drive m, thu sturdy farmer,
Drive cheerfully DER the feid;
The pleasures Of a farmers life
No other life can yield.
Thou risest with the morning sun,
To till the fruitful earth;
And when the daily task is done,
Thou seek'st thy peaceful hearth.
Thou lowest not The gaudy town,
With lis tumulrous roar;
Plenty and peace thy ireside crown,
And thou dost ask no more,
Monarehs with robes in crimson dyed,
Are low, compared with thee;
They are the pampered sons of pride.
Thou'rt Gods nobility.
Go on, thou sturdy farmer,
Tread proudly on the sod,
Thy proud and goodly Inertia &c,
Thou chosen man of God.
, 1843-03-25
Domestic. and Fashionab
Family Magazine.
GODEY,S
EADYaS BOOB

o l843.
Edited By Mrs.. s. J. Hale &. Others.
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Brllesletrers, fnr the Ladies of
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title Of the.
MAGAZINE OF MAG AZINES,
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The subjects embracing not ouly the
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! With respect to the general litera.
, 1843-03-25
Ioaa1.uov aMarra del Occidente,"

LonofelIow "Marra del O~ccidente,"
Mrs. Si%eoufney. Miss Sedgwick, Mrs.
.Seba Smith, Mrs. Einbury and sever
al others-all from paintings execu,
led expressly for the purpose.
rue EDITORIAL pEpaRrMENr
VIII continue 10 embrace notes on
current literature, etc, and reviews
of all new American and foreign
works of general interest or value.
The criticisms of Grnham's Magazine
are acknowledged in ali parts OF this
country to be superior IN acumon'
honesty and independence to those
|of n contemporary. Indeed, while
a majority of the monthly and quar-
|terlv journals have became mere ad,
vertisins mediums for the booksellers,
IN which every thing sin print IS I'm,
discriminatory praised, this periodical
is Looked upon as a jus, and dIscrim.
lina,iny arbiter between authors and
readers. in which both lave implicit
confidence.
TERMS.
Gaham's Magazine viii be pub
llished on the first of each month IN
eve-y quarter Of the Union. 1s
most distant subscribers will there.
fore receive il on that day, as well as
those who reside IN Philadelphia
The Proprietor being more deHrou'
tnf presenting the Best and Mos
Be,utiiu than the cheapest work II
the country, and anxious TO bring !
within the reach Of all, alters the iol
flowing as the Lowest Terms a
\ which it can be afforded Three
Npllars per aunum in advance for
SinSle Copy. CT two Copies year,,
for Nve Dollars, Five Copies {"
Ten DAilars Eight for Fifteen Dol
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(clubs furnished as %usnal.) Postag
of al letteAs IL he prepaid.
GE0RGE r. GRAHAM.
No. 90, G. 1kstnut Street, Philad.
, 1843-03-25

ApPEARANcE.-I became poor, and
my apparel .soon evinced i'll was
universally avoided passed through
the streets as ihrougha desert. had
three old hats-I gave them all for
n new one, put ii on, and went out
j was Immediately accosted by
dozens. Ny wife contrived to gel
up one tolerable coat ont of two old
ones-l put ii on also. and went out
every n now recognized me. and
| was shaken hands with at ever,
corner. Those Pthat have unforin
nately more brains than bank notes
can apply the marat.
, 1843-03-25

Sure Cure t9r a terrible Disorder in
the mouth, called SANDER. Take o.
good nature one ounce, of IN herb
called by the Indians. "Mind yonr
own business one ounce;miv these
with a little charity for fffIing, and
Two or three sprigs Of .Keep your
tongue within your teeth" Simmer
them together in a vessel calleI CTR
cuessPeetion'' for short time, and il
will be Fl; for use.
, 1843-03-25

FArrrNG HENs.--Paine Wingate
in the Maine Farmer, saws his expe
rience tells him hat the following
process is the best mode Of faitening
hens. Shut them up where they can
get to no gravel. Keep corn by
them all the time. and also give them
dough once a day. For drink give
them skim milk. With this feel they
will iatten in ten days. If KEEP, over
ten days. they should. have some
gravel, or 'lev will fill away.
, 1843-03-25

The following days Of the week are
set apart for public worship in differ
ent nations: Sunday, or the Lords
Day by the Christians; NJ nd'v by
the Grecians: Tuesday by the Persi.
ansi Wednesday by the Assvrians;
Thursday by the Egyptians; Friday
by the Turks; and Saturday by the
Jews.
, 1843-03-25

EVEN WITT THEM.-"Patrick." said
nm employer n morning to n If
his workmen. "vou came feo late this
morning; the other menswere ut work
an hour before ynu." "Snre, -nI
III be even with Them 10 night
allow, Patrick?r all quit an hour
before them all, ssre."
, 1843-03-25
Strayed

EROM the subscriber 1T MsHg
in This county, about thp>o'
four weeks since. Il light gray IIorsA
Of mIddline size. has lost the sigh, oil
n eye or nearly so, had on a com.
mon sized horse bell, the s,rapl,ai N
one or two places a slight incisiens
made with a knife. Ia is probable he
mav make for ST. Charles Co. whete
he has been owned for four or five
wears. Any information that may
lead to the recovery Of said horse,
will be thankfully received and sui,a-
bly, rewarded.
JOHN ADAMS.
Ashley Nov. 90 14do-. a..
, 1843-03-25

Be slow in choosing a friend, and
slower to oh nge him; courteous 10
all; intimate with few; slight n, man
for poverty. nor esteem any one for
his wealth.
, 1843-03-25

Jay. speaking Of the mysteries 81
Religion, says. "Ask nae mo-, for the
solution. lonly know the fact. |
e ends OF. the chain, bur the middle
IS under water; vet the connection is
as real asi is invisible; by and by, it
will be drawn up.
, 1843-03-25
NOTICE.

NOTiCE is hereby given that the IN
Ia designed has taken ont letters OF Tes-
tamen,ary on the estate OF Joseph X. New.
ton deceased. bearing date the 2nd. day OF
January ls43. All per.ons, therefore, in
debted to the estate of said deceased, are re-
que.ted to make immediate payment; and
all persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly au-
rirenticatei, within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be precluded
from having any benefit Of said estate, and
il said claims are not presented within three
years, they will he forever haired
WILLIAM ENGLISH, Exe'r.
February 4th lsi3. l4-3.
, 1843-03-25

The ancients said .,here IL truth in
WINE hut they m,s' have heen mis-
taken, for we saw Il man the other
nIrht who had drank 'hre. battles.
and was Ining nnde, The tnble.
, 1843-03-25

The newest theory to account for
she Aurora Borealis. IS. that the Arc
tic Pole, for want of Greasing. catches
fire from friction; snd the cause of the
flashes of light, is the simmering and
scattering of the lard oil thrown on
to set the machinery right again.
, 1843-03-25

"A man who was in the habit Of
talking TO himself. being asked by his
wife why he did SO, remarked that he
liked 10 converse with a man OF
sense.