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IN BANkRUPTCY.--ln the United States
Court for the Eastern District of Virginia February isis
on the petition Of Caroline Lewis citizen and resident OF the
county Of Msckenburg and State Of Virginia,
AGAIN
Beverly Syinor merchant Of the county Of Meckenbug
On reading the petition Aforesaid by the Court that
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DELIVERING IN hun copy thereof found within the district
OF ny Saving copy thereof his known place residence
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III
change the following
Mo H. that such crowds
at again loaded with Booksi There be
ues persons to lay their hard
here Is cause, Mr.. CMr Lyons satisfied
other words b. content with small profits aud quick returns
nd sells his Books and other Goods
uytne bought Jack Hinton yesterday,
ages land the amusing Book.
ents and he has the bound plates
any Andy another dispeng price,
-sdss these he has fedne smoetts Cooper Dickens Bull
and other wooks published
heap style Well truly Mr. D. this improvements
hey cannot be good print price Indeed you
mistaken there for th,y printed type
God white paper Rut Fielding Mr. you
nat 10 good policy Works like those
oune cheaper them much that they will way
every fsmy earthly objection Mr. e. what
noa tendency Come preudie.
the same principle Ought exclude Shakespeare
on and IN fact all tho ancient and OF stca
nd prose written but just Lyons
fisings Works which do for 81 detached
arts and smoneus for 81 So read without
udes, and then tell II the good be CLEANED
Ut ounterbalabee the bad Wen got ~
mall cost will and buy them and the time think
yons ought TO be literally encouraged for enabling reading
he TO get their information 30 low II there
ODE convinced Of tbs ae detailed the shove they
an soon sas themselves by calling LYONS cheap
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M ACAULEY5 MIsCEIIANIEs Vol. l. Jus; published by
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jeat Lays OF Ancient Rome. Also edition 3aeauley.
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OO 100 bus. Of Ciover-sssd
p small kegs Of "Ghdes" Butter FOR sae
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II ARD-so soss Lard. No i--for sale by
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, 1843-01-21

The Louisville Journal Of the 5,h
inst, publishes a letter from Smith
land. Ky, dated on the 3O.h ult.,
which says:
ave have in the last half hour, had
an awful tragedy enacted in the Ohio
liver. opposite our town. The steam
boat Princeton landed here this eve
ming, and was attached for a small
debt; two sheriffs were on board of
her, when she backed off from the
wharf with the intention of escaping,
the sheriff cut her wheel rope, which
made her unmanageable. There
were sundrv blows between the cap.
tain and the sheriff, during which
time some two or three skif loadsof
citizens wereendea voringg TO board
her. Only one or two persons sue
ceeded. one of whom was our ferry
man, Mr.. J. l.. Brewster, who was
shot by the captain (Keys) soon after
getting on board, and is MORALLY
wounded, perhaps dead by this time.
They have mended her wheeI-rope,
and have just passed up, and the Con-
dola is just showing out after her. 1t
is doubtful whether she can catch
her or not"
, 1843-01-21

ENGLAND AND THE U. SrATEs.--A
foreign correspondent of the N. Y.
Commercial, saws, "England, with on
infinite amount of actual causes of
distress and embarrassment, is pros
porous in spite Of them all. Oppres-
sed with taxation, and borne down by
%pecuniarv liabilities far beyond her
possible resources, she still enjoys a
quiet at home. and q credit abroad
which no other country can ap.
proach." The same writer, who
signs himself "a Yankee" says, of
our country. "The United States,
on the other hand, free from the root
ed evils which cling around England;
with liabilities which nre to their re.
sources as a drop to an ocean; with
no domestic disaffe ction and no for
eign foe; seem to be FORGETTING their
respectfully at home, with a rapidi-
ty only to be equaled by the certain.
ty OF their utter want Of credit d.
broad!
, 1843-01-21

cutting this scheme Of universal con.
quest, designed to subject the com
merce and wealth of the world to hel
voracity, oil the strong and enlight.
ened nations, that should have STOOD
forth to arrest it., have been altogeth.
er taken up with the phiIan,hropic
enterprise of England to prevent the
translation Of negroes held in slave.
ry in Africa, 10 slavery in other re.
gions, by intercep,ing and converting
them into slaves under the British an.
prentice system! The whole Chris.
tan league Of Europe has been hush
ed and amused with a quintuple ALI.
ance to effect this benevolent pur-
pose, while England has been strenu.
ously engaged in pouring out libations
OF blood to her ambition in China
the blood Of an industrious, ingeni.
Gus, pacific people; in sacking and
burning their cities, worth more than
all that negro Africa contains; in sac.
rlficing the happiness, and destroying
the morals of an empire OF hundreds
of millions, by subverting their habits
and laws. and forcing on them on ac-
cursed commerce in a position. utter
" depraving the physical and moral
faculties of the entire people.
Instead of summoning civilized ma
lions to join us in settling bounds to
this thirst Of con1uest-more Danger.
Gus to us, and, we believe, to other
nations, than that of Napoleon--we
have yielded to The spirit Of encroach.
ment in this iar.striding power; have
thrown down IL own northern bar
rIer, TO facilitate her military move
ments on our exposed frontier. and
have engaged TO put our disposable
naval armament at her service, to as
sist her views on Africa; have agreed
to unite with her in making repIesen-
taiions 10 other Governments ~calcula-
ted to destroy the domestic institu.
tons guaranteed by our own; and
have left our great Western domain
10 her possession, 10 become gradual
Iy Injured to her authority by growing
up under it.
The supineness. the suhservien:
spirit. the want of forecast. exhibited
by the nations Of the world in view
of these mighty movements on the
part of England, show that they want
a master. and that England means TO
be that master.
, 1843-01-21
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, 1843-01-21

CoURTsmp.-Courtship is a species
OF deception in which either party
feels at liberty to practice upon the
other, knowing hat the same is done
towards himself. Were lovers 10
meet on more open ground, frankly
reveal their faults ofmind, person, and
disposition-or at least not so sedu-
lousy conceal them-there would be
fewer unhappy marriages by far than
at present. AS it is, each party exer-
elses a system of espionage over the
other, without being any the wiser
for it.-Does not the marriage ritual
seem to recognize something of this
description, when it says "for better
or for worse.
, 1843-01-21

THE ENGLISH PEAsANr.-There is
something humbling to pride in a rus
tics life. 1t CRATES against the heart
to think Of the tone in which we IN
consciously permit ourselves to ad-
dress him. We see in him humanity
in its simplest state; it is a sad thought
to feel that we despise it; that all we
respect in species is what has
been created by art--,he gaudy dress,
the glittering equipage. even the cult
waited intellect; the mere and naked
material OF nature. We eve with indif-
ference or trample on with disdain.
Poor child oftoi!. from the grey dawn
to the setting sun, one longtask!-no
idea elicited-no thought awakened
beyond those that suffice TO make
him the machine Of others--,he serf of
the hard soil! And then, too, mark
how we scowl upon his scanty holli-
days, how we hedge in his mirth with
laws. and turn his hilarity into crime!
We make the whole of the gay
world, wherein we walk and take our
pleasure. to him a place of snaers and
periis. lfhe leaves his labor for an
instant. in that instant how many
temptations spring up TO him! And
vet We have 10 mercy for his errors;
the Jail, transport-ship, the gallows;
those are our sole lecture books, and
our only method of Representation; an.
fe on the ~disparitis Of the world!
They cripple the heart. they blind
the sense. they concentrate the thou
sand links between man and man, in-
TO the two basest of earthly ties; SER
Witty and pride. Methinks the dew
Ills laugh out when they hear US tell
the poor hat his soul is a glorious
and eternal as our own; and yet,
when in the grinding drudgery of his
life. not a spark Of that soul can be
called forth; when it sleeps, walled
around in its lumpish clay, from the
cradle to the grave, without a dream
10 stir The deafness Of its taper
Buluer.
, 1843-01-21
WHIST!

4 will be King Of Diamonds,
With treasures all untold,
And I will win me men Of worth,
For what upon this vensl earth
May not be bought and sold7
A will be Acc Of Clubs,
A warrior clad in arms,
will o'ercome, not buy, my foes,
And conquer by my prowess. those
For whom gold hath no charms.
/ will be Knave Of Spades,
And softly undermine
What thou would'st overwheEm by force,
Deep but une-ring in my course,
And the brave game is mine.
But I'll be Queen Of Hearts,
For doughty warrior,
And jewelled king. and coming knave,
Thesrich, The willy, and the brave,
All, all belong to her!
, 1843-01-21

An ELopEMENr SpolLED.-A vexa-
tious joke was played upon a wed.
ding party, a few days ago, in Hart
ford county, Md, of which the Sun
gives an account. a gentleman Of
Baltimore. engaged to be married to
a lady in Hartford, on Christmas even
ing, in company with a friend, started
TO bring the lady to town, she hav-
ing agreed to elope. Near the resi-
dence of the lady, the gentleman a.
lighted and proceeded to the house,
leaving his friend in charge Of the ve-
hicle. Some young gentleman had
been visiting the lady that evening,
and wondering for VIVA! reason a car
riage could be stopping there at that
hour, they determined to watch for
the announcement of the affair. They
observed the gentleman and lady APP
proaching, having in their possession
certain moveables, the property of
the lady. They raised an alarm
the lady fled, the gentleman was ar
rested, charged with robbery, and
taken before a magistrate, where he
was kept all night. Upon a relation
of the circumstances in the morning
he was OF course released. 1t has
turned out that the whole matter, so
far as the arrest went, was a momen-
tary thought of the young men, who,
seeing how things were going, deter
, 1843-01-21

The Cherokee Council, as we learn
from the Arkansas Intelligencer, ad'
iourned on the Gath of Dec, after a
session of eight weeks. "This people
deserve great credit-a writer says
for conducting themselves in good or
der throughout the session. There
was frequent preaching in Cherokee
n English, and meetings at night
were we'll attended. The Temper
ance Society met--addrseses were
made-and numbers signed the pledge
Education is progressing--,herc Is
a school fund, and schools in all part:
nf the nation, taught by citizens of the
U. States. They are well advanced
in agricuIture-many have spinning
wheels and looms, and many more
are anxious to get them. for the pur.
pose of manufacturing clothing for
themselves. They have Bible and
Track Societies-their laws are rigid.
" enforced in the suppression OF vice
and against the introduction OF intox-
icating liquors. A Convention was
held at TaIequah on the 2is,., when
John Ross was nominated for LIST
Chief and George Lowry for Cd
Chief: about 100 persons signed this
Recommendation. The election takes
place in August next; and politics, it
Is said, will run high, and there will be
much excitement in the Cherokee Ma
ton. Mr.. Ross conduct in regard
70 the Funds Of the Nation, will be
strictly inquired into. He has sent
an address a,o the National Commit
tee and Councils in which he p.om's-
es, 90 soon as the papers IAN be ar.
ranged. 10 make a full exposition OF
BIZ. conduct as Agent Of the Nat'on'
for some years past.
, 1843-01-21

Ine WasninStOn CIty spectator
tells an excellent anecdote of Dean
Swift and 4 tailor, which is so Q. cd.
that we are tempted to give the out.
lines of it. During a time ofgreat ex-
citement, somewhat like that which
Miller raises at the north, there resi-.
ded neighbor 10 the Dean, a tailor.
who took it into his head hat he was
specially and directly inspired 10 in
terpret the prophecies and expound
the Scriptures, particularly the Book
Of Revelations. He, of course. turn
cd preacher. leaving his family to
starve. His situation was known TO
Swift as well as that Of his family.
and he benevolen,ly resolved to turn
the current of his thoughts upon the
first opportunity. One night the tail
or fancied he had a special revelation
10 90 and convert Dean Swift, and,
accordingly, early next morning, he
took up the line Of march for the
deane:y. Swift, whose study had a
glass door. saw the tailor approach
ing and surmised his business
Throwing himself instantly in an at
titude of great soleminty, with a BIZ
bic in his lap. opened at the tenth
chapter Of Revelations. he awaited
his approach. Thus door opened, and
the tailor announced in his most un.
earthly tone, the message, "Dean
Swift, | am sent by the Almighty to
announce to you" Come in my
friend. said the Dean, | am in great
trouble, and no doubt the Lord has
sent you to help me out Of my diff
Guilty, as ii is exactly in your line Of
business. The embroidered, the tail
or paused to listen to Swift, who said
| have jus. been reading the tenth
chapter of Revelations and am great
ly distressed at a difficulty | have
there met with-it is the account of
the angel, who came down from heav-
en- and stood with n foot up,n the
sea and one upon the land, and his
hands lifted to heaven. Now, my
mathematical knowledge. said the
Dean, has enabled me TO calculate ex-
actly the size and form of the angel.
but am in great difficulty to know
how much cloth it would take to make
him a pair Of breaches, and have no
doubt you have been expressly sent
to show ne. The exposition struck
him as an electric shock, bringing his
thoughts all back into their proper
train, and caused him to return to his
occupation. thoroughly cured of his
prophetical revelations, by the wit Of
Swift.
, 1843-01-21
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