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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-28

NOTtCE-The subscriber offers for sale, privately, his VA
IN LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY, consisting Of
LAND $50 Of which Hat hrst
rate quality, high of good
there fine Clovcr the
production of which Land Virginia Is superior All things
Amelia Springs certainly the valuable
Eastern Vcna its situation healthy and It's waters
any Virginia. The improvements the place arc
and SUPERIOR all Of the houses having been erected
within last six years. There Is large brick Hotel
three stories high with spacious ball oom ~ feet by 81 the
Ladies' sitting adjoining ard nine lodging above and
large Gentlemen sitting the basement On each
side of the the Hotel there Is brick house each 30
feet length and each containing 2 There likewise,
large framed building containing 10 rooms, and number
sufficient all To entertain 500 GOO
There is also very superior dining l39 feet long
built brick which sufficiently spacious TO dine 400
and comfortable private residence located tile
dining room and well situated for the residence Of
intending the dining There also good house,
which might be done good basncss in The mercantile line
There Is good hath house. with eight appropriated
for bathing The stables equal to in Virginia Tor
IS horses; a'so framed stable sufficient contain l6
horses The yard pleasure grounds having been laid
celebrated English gardener and athe beautifully de-
corated with shubbery of different kinds makes
beautiful The Springs located fat surpassed
In beauty by In the world The the Amelia
Springs have analysed by Dr. Bridges Philadelphia aud
approved Doct Parish of the place The following is
the analysis compared with that Of the White Sulphur 5pngs
AMELIA SPRINGS WHITE SULPHUR SpRIsGs
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS!
not ascertaned having Sulphate Hydrogen 25cub in
capped hefGre the water reach Carhonic Acid 2.
ed PLiladcluhie. Oxygen 1.44f
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Richmond, Nov I, ls43. Spa,
Gu tie Go0ern0r Of tie State Of Yirginta.

PROCLAMATION.
VHEREAs it appears from information lad before for, 'he E t
county Of Meeklenburg murder committed by certain
Alison Digger body of William kiieou' and that
Now therefore, McDowe Governor Of the ate ae-
said have proper issue this proclamation hereby Of
fernr reward Of ne hundred dollars or persons
who will appeend said Alison c. Digger and convey him
Ia the Jail OF Meckenbug county, and moreover require all
officers of the State civil and military and eques the people 10
use their best appehend the said Alison e. Digger
that he may be brought TO Justice -, -,
SEAL NovemIer Is43 ia. MCDOWELL.
Alison q Dpper l. described feet inches in
Nov OF ~ 80 56-w4w
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J. G. GREGORY u Co., Managers,
Office .Han Fad Nam aud lit
RICHMOND, VRcISIA.
Splendid Scheme TO be dra,ca oh December, 1S43
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
- = AIann Lin Inffa Nh
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(poJ'yn PlASTER-600 barrels Richmond Ground Plaster,
U he cheapest and article Of the kind ever offered for
cs in tbs market Apply TO a,
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.-on the 9Th of December,
- Si3 will hr sold by the Trustees the Premises for cash
the Tract of Land belonging tn The Estate of Joseph ~ CARING
decreased called the Mill Tract lies Wills river, in
county, and contains about 45 Of which
considerable portion river flat There is scarcity of w"n
of wood land The barn, tobacco houses excellent
condition There is also small framed dwelling house. In
corn wheat and tobacco farm in the neshborood
productive. Grt Mill and Saw Mill in quarter OF mile
Of the premises As this land lies navsabe stream which
affords cheap and speedy markets. those who like
good bargains united with convenience and health would do
we'll to before the day Of sale. The undersigned WILL
| any time, show the property to visitors.
MAYO B. DARLINGTON.
Cumberland, Nov. Gath, lS43. 57-2awIds
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE-Wi be sold, the late resi-
"A dece of Merwether Jones' deceased FRIDAY the 9Th
day of December lSi3 if fair otherwise The first fair day there
after variety Of articles Of Household and Kitchen Furniture
Plantation Utensils Crops Of Corn Fodder Stock Of Horses
Cattle and Hogs Also several and likely Negroes
TERMs-The Negroes will be sold for cas-for the residue
the property credit OF six months will be allowed for all
above ten dollars the purchaser giving bond and approved ecnr
w. for all Of dollars and under cash will he required
PETER W. BROWN,
Administrator OF Mcriwethcr Jones, deceased.
Hanover, Nov 81, l8i3 57-2iwtds
~ Wing copy twice. in country paper and send account
this office collection,
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~ yHOMAS RITCHIE & SONS.
inns Of the Richmond Enquirer.

published three ttnes cesk during ths s''nOn
u re and Eeek dxriHg the rest OF thc ysar
~, SIZE "'- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
o,,,s ,.r annmm and Three Dollars for SIX months,
w,yance bepaid ~ As eSes or remed by MAIL post
a. .alt III ,i,,,s per annum the end of the year.
i % Office may be remtted per mail, In GOOD ano
q All aae ss Al the risk of the Editor; the postage Of all
Iihe ha tie Hritcrs-(The postage OF single letter
rs ofg tho writer II is the accumulation oil
c-y o. business, which operates as serious TAX
u: for nine papers, annually ahahavsth'
.sa .'rdi's' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ofs,Ireen Illness or less drstnsertion IS eerss;for
e,r,,nuancr, 30 cents ,s ,h - .avon..
j;cs' ivisr,ory references, to insure execution
., Sose alvsdisins may amount TO 500 per annum
Toase ,e nf 30 per cent? and to $50 of 10 per cent
,e earnest solicitation Of several Of our city Trends
sc aaS lem il altogether unnecessary TO say any thing IN
Ssi ges likely TO result therefron to the whole
@ me srteasre circulation Of paper in the coun-
st m The fact that annual advertisement, twice
a IN erery paper, and week in epery other
" eh advertisers Will be strictly limited however, 10 tne
e' lined in general terms Sand to stngte auVese-
a sy mus, pay rata for enlargement beyond me
they shall have the privilege OF e
AS they please, without any addtonai COST.
~, ap the terms of annual ddrerttsementsi -
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s1rKyANT WANTED-Wanted, either 10 hire purchase a
= Sr,7u Womsn who has been accustomed TO hcusework,
,,a aho good Semp;stress, without ncumbranee Enquire
80, GC-g Nov. ) Stiff
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PROM TIE MANUSCRIPT OF LADY,
ia Inc catalogue Of human miseries, are
few more whitening than that Of inlemper-
ance. few that have caused more sorrow or
have swept more souls 10 perdiiion. Il has
enpeloped the earth in is dark mantle, and
enshrOuded the lusire Of countless minds
Minds that were 81 brilliant cast, gifted
with talent, and destined for highand noble
purposes. Minds that have scared TO the
lopmost height Of "learning's temple;n and
gathered from thence wFeaihs foT their brows
that kings might envy More have gone
doWn 10 ths drnnkard's grave than have
been slainby The sword and pestilences and
many more are Fastening % this whirlpool
Of death and must inevitably perish. ualess
lresrpsd from ihs sc.ssssps ef lhs destroyer y
The strong arm Of temperance. There are
bursting from among the dark clouds that
have long fl0alsd over us bright rays ol light,
prophetic Of approaching day; and the time
rs near whsnthe sun will burst forth 10 IN
diminished snlen1or, when not vestige Of
THE power of lie King 81 Evils shah remain
la our land. Xesi the time IS act far dis
lfant when, instead Of ihe intoxicated wretch,
wiIl Be seen TIE noble and intellgens hus-
band end father returning e greet bis wife
land children; noi covering beneath bic
glance, bui Fastening 10 meet hun With
boaminq faces 81 love. His home, instead
l6f r ntinr scene % EQualid poverty
viii s. bles.ed viii plenty. Instead ST Us
Sigh. Win afisa Tie glad laugh. and meloai
one song. ane Instead 81 t1e PIofanc cath
wilIbe heard lhe voice q prayer
81 rs With rs little pleasure hear 1T TIN
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ienpel ien HEM e band Sc rel
loN1hl D. lIat eh Que who gifted
VITA tPen olioge % he follow beinqs. and
Qoa-esaeA gee conqUeF'sg weapons q slo.
qufnces ould employ item 81 Gil glorious
NaElale would strive u abolish ibis slavery
Lfon Tie land lhis slavery az the soul
DO . hose Of my own sex would most
ESPECIALLY tpeakf would ask yon 3 gige
helping hand 81 you certainly, have Fasl
Iipfaence which, If given, might save The
apula Of many, might spare suffering women
cpuntless lcarss might restore homes @
lnPmbers Of lagherless children; put forth
y}uF strength give your sanction, and BE
assured that you sill Be rewarded Where
lisihe woman that would not rather follow
tothe tomb loved brother, 81 4 fegered
laiber, than 70 behold them staggering IN.
del the influence Of inlemperance, than 70
lisen 10 the vile oath, and 60 witness the
pr9tFaiion Of mind2 cannot think there
Is enc. Or IL such one exist, she must Be
sOd Of 81 wOmanish feeling. Could Dor.
ROY the pen 81 el0Quence, gladly would
labor in this work, and great would Be my
recompense, could know was instrnmen.
tai in the emancipatio one mind from
this mental thaldTom. How many bright
hopes clouded; how man oung hearts have
been blighlsd foreTerl
Oh! if there be one whose fooislept are
lured By The enchanting scup, who has given
ear to the syren voice of he deluded, Zee
! ensreate thee ere il Be TOO late; awake
and shake off this groyelling viper for he ii
daily Gin the absence of rosislance) growing
stronger, entWining around they yontfn
hearthis Yenemous coils. Flee even as from
the TaYenous lion, for bis carnage is more
deadly; not only il destroying Tho body, bu
darkening the light Of The inner man. Oh
young man, pause for an instant md reflect
Hast thou parents, brothers, sislersi 70
heir sake pansel For your own souls i sake
Ibeg thee pause! Hast thou gained ihi
lullvutioess % Aoil.c gsrsis being Anen y
her sake cease THE Buicidal madness. Cans
thou crush her hopesg Size would taiYe u
alb FOR thee, who would pour out tho yer
essence Of Der being, would trust thee With
out doubt, end in spite of the tongue o
rumoT, would believe thee ali that's gooi
and pure, still loVingon il shade IS ID sun
shine. Conceive her unnItsgable despair
did she know that be who Is dearer than ne
own life, was lettering On the blink 81 ruin
canst thou not il return for al the love shs
has laVished upon thee. so and pledge thy
self to touch not--t0uch nol--again this Ere
Do not console myself that II IS unknown (
her. Though she knows il mol, there IS Al
invisible Omnipresen- One 10 whom a
things are known, whose alI.seoing eye car
ipieTce the darkest Fecesses Of The heart.
Then arise, and IS The prodigal son % 4
Thy fatherand say, Il will sin 40 more ans
forgivness will be granted thee. Be no long
er devotee of Bacchus,n but become
purified pilgrim, jouFneying 20 that kingdom
whoses king i Jehovah; whose prince s hi
ltsPriace or Peace
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I'D VIII
recently rnaiehed I EaIia entitled slavery
aa Liberty lie existence 81 m1N and o.
1elsiJ III hafnony villa lhe laws u tae
g1lseFss. Tie lolloWln sass q taken
from Is
Slavery great fault ia &c name. If
trance end 81 Enelend W0rrmen and house.
aeFtonl ere more nrfoftuuale more acnene
dem, thsn eng negro slave. les1sa ucIe
man ignt yeegg in che sIape section 81 ne
United saaie Z haFe eonPsEea ihe eenei-
non eI thoec N.Ates .l those State and Us lle
West rdies wIh nak of die EoTknen %
Lilies Lyons. heaen. nlSeAe. ST. aueutenos
and Iro4ess beheld Go misery of the lat-
lst thsIF kneWn epanaenee ands despite
~ rleInaleee Nsainsi slavery, was een
convinced MAJ - ard ed iss bearing on he
pnyefcai conaIltuetEs material happiness
development et lnieHesnee. tranquility ct
mind and perlestion of ne alts. slavery Wae
preferable. ane Woue eTeducc @ superior
results g 81, Afforded 81 fhe pfetenoed lla.
erly q Frenef q EnKlis Norkmen
1hs l. iha view ct Ga observer Who ap-
pests BE 80 lntslliesns man. We slEei
iQf 81 bat q IS worth. and ia beliel lhat itmaY
s1gse ketecsone on Che subject referred tos
apafs from 10 influence IS nanes and pre-
JUDGES opetalae either way ihe mind.
The Pretended liberty el French Cr Eng
lisa Wslkms hais Leok s. them, hrs
s. men, but narf 81 he machinery 81 ane
man lIe end eclicr. and Ief any one E6g In
Wnat lIeiE iite1 CONSISTS Canthey deI1ch
Themselves from - nlIu1lnrs within
which theg ere fxad and from ths position
IA which they a. conn La ID bsaf The chief
pressure @ cha 2aolo abrics They have
che freedom Sc Mcfkfne Ior ecsnlr subsis-
tence. provided Hny one " ID give hem en-
plognenli end whan thc p0cg wages earne4
neca tel ere paias y .st IustnsE osiiea-
Sen s. 'he.e lhs employer io waste one
1noughi Npon Ihe piece 81 human n1chiueIg
Which sfei9 81 hie eerrice When on
emp ne1f e Is - had 1he freedom of iIle
Nelkhcuee & liberty 30 sIarvs IS he privilege
lie EneIisE Ia6o3aF. E 81 hegd % conceige
ot EstHilNds mere surety and IN
eNab.y adapted Is lhe destruction 81 haman
athlea tneA lal4 ystah. o British eerpi-
tnaes 81 heb 81 enlIfe class ore made %
als apon terms prescribed ~ clher. shsif
sape1a Ifirsexe 4tericen.
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Providence, That delights ID spreading
'S;cSss.acence as we'll Is beauty over Ell cfea.
ton, has wisely formed the Bee IS "a hun.
bic but active and untiring agent, ID gatll-
|ering up for the most valuable use, tflsssFaps
and fragments Of nature, which would cher.
wise be scattered 81 tEe s.gieuless winds, z
and spread through the ambient air. She
has adorned The song DC the peel. pointed
the tale Of the moFalist and furnished food
for he hungry il The desert. FlulaIch pro.
Inonnced che bee magazine Of virtues
0uintillian asseils that she is the greatest
lei qeomet6cians; and Watts, b calling n
poetry e Tie cid of moral ~ has rendered
lheT fQure tie means of Interest," improve.
ment snd delight, 70 many youthful mind.
PHILOSOPHY has stopped % examine beg hab.
lils and watch over her aunls; she nss
scented The models S. science I'D cles
l(o9lh he attention Sc scientific meas 81 heI
Ibe huehssdman has been cheefea Whe'
sitting 10 bis coIlee eeFden, g hls evening
reflections q his oag ail; and Il
eHa. Light the mag 6e Fisteds hs.a IS aen
Nhe can declare lhsI IS no interest q
he UaYs.
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4Ggrtsntows
s.wnnrt--Tfe Wnr e.iil 81 fnrnishodfo 8rb-
ueribcr. - q copper eunan % advance.
It win be inserted "a ihs alt q
"a OOporsquore for ihe hat inserilonane So ssa1
Tor each week theroaitel-ie l.nls oi ePn
~titutinr square. The nombero .tiIone Dc
ouirsf must be marked "a the mern'n ~ ttc n1.
oserlnf 81 thoy wili ho inserted i.N 'ofnld nna
CHARGED accordinllY.
All Advertisements from a1iei1nce, mnsi Pa
aceompaniod with no Cash hsy Nai POI
knnsuncinu candidates fot o0ico win Ne So
tor county Offices, $40 for state oihce---in 'e
Wtnco. ...i.i.. <,
Political. Cotton Circulars oi l'.J $3.50 e
.nditifual interest, uiI b enargea 90 rrt,t'-.
mentannd must BE paid iot III .attts1.
For 1edveriisina Citations from ihe tfopais
er,,nrs. 70 refsons interested % come forward eng
,ibn~, rgass eshv 40 order 81 sale should noi ps
,,..,l,fnd -fe Infr. to 81 paid rI % hpfANeA
Forn8vglassna Orders granted By re Probate
Court for ihe sale q pfoper'yi 70 eo'''i, Il 8,
Fer ndseflisinr Chancory Notices @ non-Eesi-
dents, rs dollars each. be paid ior in AptAeS-
For adveriirinr Petitions 10 DoWcIs from ip g
rs doflnrs,ro So paid lertn ApYANa
For adrsnieinf Ndtiee 81 Letters q AnniAi-
.tadoa. doi.els q oc l'a Z. ~. .- f,,i ~.
VOC advertising Notlcc 81 orraA Q. lNA
:, ne 81 ,Adnsirsflnie1a. deI'an, 60 be Pa'a
e--s nvkEcE.
4or r y ~ ,riiaur Notice al ingoigent Estate.
80 -. S1is % Be Pald ior in ~ 49,.
ios y,, No.. - ies, and ~ oiael AqgefliseA
,oi s0seised mu.,t be oE p ~. A,s. ~, 4.
49,, 49, So.'bIe nrics, and Faymeni feQpired ~
ABvkECE-
wreiw kfrerttsiA
Fer forty lines e lss. g . ss6 ors year.
md pavahls half yearly ID aaFanee Il,
Tks privilege faaelal .egeI...sis
~ - o5.,e ~, date BUSINESS ana Az e.,
49, $50 bsneft 81 ether persons, sent ~ ~
.hsns -susf 81 paid for hy the g nafe.
Professional AlveEt,,se.sae ~,o
70, n I5ses 81 les not ultsrable, months, ~
= 10 a. IS do i2 do.
oSHs4he above rates are me same es .possi
tET4Ssf.S ~ Nnf9hes. Vicksburgs lacksops
1900 Cuif nd ossswhefe In this State, no ee-
dEction Will be made from them e any s.'s
WS o4@SI.L son WORK MUST BE PAID ron
ON DELIVERY
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1e I9 sHH Navy Chronicles, lie
Car coe Piled ILL nlersst-
in slta ii regard 81 oag ar-il6
force ships, officers and 6n-
ong Navy can boast pIssetf elersn
pe Of tie ne, ~ co fe s. Ihs
stocks and tNc must b sssuiI s. raced
before ter ear bs sIa1 vice one
Iazse Fifteen 6pias Sc vhich Tree are
on TIE loes end one kslIere about
re 3 broken ~. Seventeen eoo var
cl different classes kei1e tie six lately
ordered S. te built ht lies of dizer+
eak 'Res ieht achncne I've s.eans
els noW. since ae eIiDn lie Wis
souri, Three slole SHIPS constitutes
cn hc|e elective loIee N ships eixs
Iele4 and sna| o officers fnd 6o
osel6n commanders IieuIcnanis.
surgeons 81 different gale chap
ns q eerue s.eIr. a4 nasse1
ashinnen SOS ndshnan. masters
mates 5 8a1sains nnegs. IS cars
panlels. an nilNa e1s ine ioisIe
20 mes heIher
iaIscr S. M E
eIal 81 N Icane no
Gael bias. e1a
oesr % re Sass ese three
eaeIea eg
e aoinz sa Shores
|eI e'n aIe eu
ateI'nN and
aealeine
900 as
1880
esiNts SEQ
Nan
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AHE ARu1 cEL8k As.e eaaf Aono q
lows ID one Of bic beantii9 compe Ilions.
DO speaking Of the human hsaI says.
ssiFhat 1 have seen C The world Ind know
e the history 81 mankind. ts les ne 81
lc0k upon tie errors 81 aihef
moi "a anger. When |ake ne h'sIorH 50
one poor heart TINT has '0nsd na 81 ere
and represent u myself tha Iras an
temptations & has passed sroug the fever.
ish inc lleiude Of hope and faars the pres.
sure Of wants she desertion cl friends the
sc0rn e the world that las little Charts
the dEsolation 81 tie soul iaaIr. and
threat ening vice Wltsin lla gone nn
Hpiness gone even hope hat eIna ns lone
est, gene ~ would am leave us rr
soul e my fellow man with lin Gen hose
hands i came.
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uENet<1 #tEIe.
thls bret saIl lhaf lsI IS o
tenu ''l unbidaen eian
Wl,h ALTERING Up and IhIchtin tI1
press Z q my heart
Tor many generations rs
Here IS cur family trees
NY mothers hands IBIS Bible cl1sf'df
She, dying gayeit ne.
Alb. well % remember those
Whose names these records bpafs
Who round the hearth-gtono used Is close
Alter the evening prayer
AID speak q what these pages said.
IN tones my heart would thrills
Though they are with the silent dead.
Here are hey living still
III father read this holy book
TO brothers, sisters dear;
how calm was ny poor mothers look,
Who lean'd Gods word e hear.
Her angel faee-I see it yet
What lhronging Memories come!
Again that little group Is met
Within The halls Of home!
Thou trQest friend man ever knew,
Thy consistency I've tried;
Where all were false found thee true,
Ny couneelio and guide,
The mines Of earth no treasures give
That could this volume buys
Inteaching me che way % live,
Il taught me how 20 die.
The Humbngsed husband.
She's not what fancy painted her.
I'm sadly taken in--
IT some one else had won her, I
Should net have cared pin.
fhonost sIe ~. mild ena gaoa
AZ maidens e'er could be,
wonder how she ever could
Have 80 much humbugged me.
They cluster round and shake my hand,
They tell me am bIeol--
NY case they do not understand
think that ! know best.
They say she is fairosl Of the fair,
They drive me mad and madder,
What do they mean By ii ] swear,
only wish 8haV had her
sIis true thar she has lovely locks.
That on her shoulders fall
What woeld they cay 90 see the box
IL which she keeps them all.
Her taper fingers, il Is true,
Are diflcnlt 60 match
What would tkey Say il they but knew
How terribly they scratch!
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t4fse HE 8e8NTE.
ere ~ present age
50 behold 'It a want n
good models hs aIe ae aicI oln
ol them has been FeI much change
What are l6e eha aetefis.ies q beauty IS
represented Il modem novelist Isteas 81
3 bright md heal|.Ig complexion grace.
l0l activity and youthful eacilg hear
of slendegs 8Iio form y figure.
an interesting palenes 1aallI TeIleH.
led by shade q csns11 plessRe
eoonlenance gently liasea nelanchIy.
But It must Be % onee perceived thar I'D
these chasacterislies are skacily hose 81.
dicatIve q delicate heallh, extremely
slender 6gure, iitting color and languid
expression, afford 40 very favorable aus aly
for future mother, or for Wifs. who nay.
perhaps, b called upon = assist fer hus.
band il adversely. Xet tie imagination
mothers 81 well as daughters IS fascinated
BY such descriptions; lhey afe afraid 81 dee.
troying these interesting charms. and Re
will meet With some giEls who Niil not tsa
for fear Of growing ias. and others who 90
not walk for fear Of EMERGING their feel
Can any thing Be- moro pitilul
Progress AZ caiioN
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Tie last instance 81 15Ssns n1e1ots
occurred st Canandaigua. lsa hiea siae
Is We learn from friend -.
AZ a party Of ladies' and gentlemen we're
waiting for The western train rs come . this
city. i being past midnight, they Observed
gsnleel looking fellow who bad Iot some
time been asleep on one az tia ilees "a
The ealing house Al Canandaieua, per -
and proceed tewafds ths door viii large
spit boz il his hand, which rs TIA taken
Up from lie hopF, thinking # MS his hat.
When At tho door, he made several attempt.
70 6 4 10 lis head b0l finding it noa slit.
ed @ his cranium. Be tnbbed SO forehead
with al exclamation 8 ueu'
back and Deposited iton t1 Nnoi. look I.
hal and sneaked out o room Is Tie SO
small amusement 81 llia sRscIat0fs
A0ces Dem
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rwNHE undersigned beg leave o inform
their friends and Tie public. that al
William Laugh'In Aaa Withdrawn bis agency
81 orl business al ficksbur1, and We have
appointed, in be sle Messfs HUon WATT
s. oron6n "a. Prc leho have Ibis day
opened "a Office Cd ihe Ga stand of lIg
Wan laughing ande lhe fln of Aasl
WoIl 4 Cos who uil' make CASH advance.
and furnish plantation supplies "a shipment
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BURKE WATT IS Co. III 0flen
WATT BURKE s. co. Nes
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