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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-15

IL The Charleston Mercury is greatly scandaizcd a,
the Loco Foco Convention here which put foot
neck of CRlhOunism We told all along how 1t would
bc-but we have vet met with a Calhoun man who
was not dreaming wide awake. The Mercury acdrcs
that 1.-THE prepondcancc OF Van Burcnisu 1t
din that Convention, "docs exist Virginia The
Mercury Is mistaken again. The Democratic Party by
taking him up could doubt give Mr.. Calhoun force
but OF himself he has With the masses he
Is really and literally, object Of Indifference
rather OF dislike than of favor with the masses
OF the Democratic Party Let the Mercury believe US and
cease TO deude itself Mr.. Cahoun's popularity low
IN Virginia. that it presents inducements to the Demo
cratic party to take HIM up and holds no consequences
OF injury they do not. scattering regiment OF Polit
only IN his favor The People are either for
Henry Clay or VI Van Burcn.
The Enquirer, we see, is irving "comc the old sol
der the Mercury, and keep up little longer that
Mesmeric sleep into which It has thrown Mr. Calhoun and
his friends, since 1887 MeTeUrs may be assured that
Mr. Calhoun has been humbugged for the 2Oth time and
that the Democratic party OF Virginia no more idea of
supporting him for the Presidency than OF supporting Par
son Miller. The Mercury will not believe us. Very we'll
ask it, friends IN Nlrginia-of whom VIC can pr,tty
nigh make list from mcmory-and see if they do NOT
cOrrohoratc what we say.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-15

~ The Ladies Of the Circle of Industry will continue
their sale at the United Prcsbytchan Church. until Thurs
day night Wccarncsy for them the liberal
Of humane and charitable public, The Editor who did mol
get taste Of the eake makes this dsntcresed invocation
behalf Of the fair.
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AKEAL BLESSlNG TO MOTHERS

nR. rARRIs's CELEBRATED AMERICAN SOOTHING sy.
H RJP, Doh CUILDEES CUrTISS TEETH
u hig 0nd NsrsssThs rfiIte remedy has pre served
hundreds Of Chuifen when gurt past recovery c1nvuons
" s'on IS tbs syrup rIbhsfOn the gums the child recover
i preparation ~ innocent so eclcoIs and pleasant
no child VII refl" 20 Der w b. rubbed When infant.
are NJ The are 0 four months though there Of
bottle Of the syrup should BE- used gums open the pores
Parents should never be- without this syrup nursery where
there are young children for d 4 child wakes night with
pains 10 The gums the syrup Immediately by opening the
pss md healing the thereby preventing Convusons Pc
&c. T. boz had Of
PEYTON JOHNSTON. Agent
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o. We are requested to state that Mr.. Gray will not be
candidate to represent the County Of Loudoun in the next
House Of Delegates.
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DIR. III. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY

) acknowledged to far excel all other medicines
u 90 te East n to West North and ta South TRIAL
always proves 10 virtues for Coughs CDl. Splitting Tickling
of Rising Sensation. Throat Bruneht. Wn1gnr cough
Asthma Welsness NJ the Nervous System Impaired Cons, tt1n
rom any cause and Or prevent er-"us falling decline ti.
medicine has equal number g Testimonials of
~ virtues may Boz seen by calling Dr. swayua A PREPARATION.
on hs valuable tree. except b Dr. suayno Compound
syrup WIZ thtuy, fictitious anil counterfeit To be had of
mhIS T. JOHNSTON ptrb,,.,t g.
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pie mindful oay OF their advancement and vain glory
such men ought to be eschcwcd ut time like this
In ihll Carter, the District will find such rs We
have d"scribcd-aithful and his a-ha,ing no as
pratons beyond serving them their Representative and
consequently having inducements misrcprescni them
ready ut all times his sentiments. carrying them in
TACT openly, "upon his sceVe and utterly incapable OF
waiting from that which he Processes. Such the man for
these times, and for all times.
But could he scarcely 10y possibility be any thing else with
the blood OF Old Gen' Nelson, his vcns-thc lustrous
Patriot who Robert Morris made the greatest ~.
crihecs TO his country Who died gloriously nsovcnt
having expended his last dollar the his country:
Who at Yorktown, directed the American and French Ar
uley inst against his house. because there the
head quarters Of Corvallis
Such is the Whig candidate, District which in ls40
gave li5O Wing majority who says the District has
changed Why has 1t changed Whist has occurred to
make 1t changel Can Tyler and Wise then transfer il
hither or ihitherput in their pockot-nay MORE and
more humiliaing make 1t like of Maclzels automa
tons, squeak out what voice they please
The time approaches for testing opinion injurious
to that great and enlightened Wing District
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
Under tIIc Exchange Hotel.


chance offered day IN obtain fortune by a
very small $4,000 divided przes $4,000
each and Tickets So Tn. u,k package 81 - Tickets
S5l halves 81. quarters $40. CAL 81 O'Clock T. NJ today.
and secure a package Of CIAS. WORKMAN.
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MARSHALL THEATRE, RICHMOND.
STEAMER: pOCAFIONTAS.

HII.NNIaIs FOO AFfONTl>.
s--S.s.la.r The steamer Pocahon!as, Cap. Parish,
-aSsA2Z vii. leave the wharf this morning az o'clock
ior Baltimore by way Of Oh Pont-n Peck
0rrs line Passengers Philadelphia through for
s!o-Plssage To Baltimore $50 Old Point 81
mh IS LI'DTAW PRESTON h co
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100 BUSHELS CLOVER SEED, prime
w quality, receiving and Tor saie BY
mn ~ wOWrGIAM MAGRUDER A. 90

III Afr LlNAMENT Long pTpprence established be-
- yonf c0utoytty, singular ecacy ~ this Linamcn
a. cure ~ that prevalent and painful complaint Such
vi nutss"r have been cured The extensively
e ocl, known that he need be aid by why of introducing
n me notice ~ The public supply received Tor by
tah t-3m J. II. EUsrACE T. son.
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russ. ior aI,by yM utRRIsGy
mi l'-diwc2m
TTTEH'> KY 70 THE ACCOHDION-in
beautiful il simple Instrument, Iy s us of Fiyurr. applied to
i Note which -oni ue keys figures beng placed
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ult even rbIIfan 1. we'll a. lf. sar ,,t f,g,.
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,'h- gwen h 'h BOOB Fun edition with Improvements and
mills A. = LYONS
"a lssEF fiNEsENL-KIN MORO,tD A. LEATHER SHOPS
~ ' 1'''' SHOES Df Misses which We Will se vcry cheap for
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- HH'hr-A hur a.-,unf pf us above Boot end Shoes
Children on band ami ior sac ,ey cheapest
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II hhls NJ Baltimore cured sides.
~ ~ nH. Of Howard stc,t wh.tey
Nr.1as,' rn,.. Js l. Gro. WINSTON.
ml %
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sSyhrs ioon ant nar Hu.. CONT. r,rlu.r, ani r,a,t
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'' ~ I"hNsI"N- M'h@I Emporium.
hH' IciiS GourSud'- Poudrcs Subtiirs or PEE
. - nctrating Powders, foT upsoating hair
. suff3l NJ Che above received suI far I'D. m
Job % JouNsroSz Wai,aI Emporium.
A CARD.-Thc subscriber Is now prepared
Co., accumulate 20 o go Gay srsr. nc m rcsienes ,in
g W. MsN buVsIr Drug Store Main H.f with Che very
ir -f 10 moderate charge The ls been thoroughly ne
fud and rr H. central hcaon md convenience ~ business
WINS found very drsnto ig 1n w. hs ong cruer
rn'' o. caterer tc Warm spunes sufficient guaranty Of
W" ''',Nen', ~ msi1h" JOHN fry.
fpb I2-f
/ NV crop ITO coffee $50 tsr. new cop RIO coffee
- receiving iof saie. DUNLOP. MONCURE co
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Madeira ANDsVUuuY vIIyr.


. n = ~ NM Wv WAN " tfI n'h'f Madeira Vino.
- Brown and Pale sherry, OF various mi1rltou no very low
"',' i'f SAFE by W. ". HARRISON
uIi II-dIwcgm
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NIW crop Itio 'ofce- $50 tsr, be, ,fop Ro Conce
' receiving iof saie. DUNLOP, MuNCURE \ co.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
MidGies Ashore.

The following conversation took place
yesterday between two middies who are
now enjoying brief cruise ashore in
his city =
'Ah, b! how do you do7--how
are your
First rate; ell taut; in sailing orders
old fellow. How'do you sail?'
Right before the wind-a strong gale
from Port Love, which by keeping a
cautious eye to the old fathers helm
will, I think, take mo into Port Matri-
mony'
Happy dog!-but believe it's your
luck; you never did, believe, gethon
the breakers of misfortune in your life,
though j, unfortunate fellow as ann
have never been out of the shoals of
Adversely, since swung loose from my
mothers aprons strings. But tell me,
have you heard the news!"
No; what is it?'
'Why, Brown. lieutenant OF ours,
has been challenged to fight, ana re-
fuses
well, what of thatg'
what ofit!--why, that he will have
to quit the service in disgrace, to be
sure;
sOh, no, should think not. He will
merely be removed, | presume to the
Pacific squadron
Now, with the merits oft this dialogue,
we have nothing more TO say, than this
latter MILDLY must be a superlative wag,
and that his proper station would be the
Bay of FuN-dy.-[Cin. Times.
Nor BAD.-An excellent physician of
our acquaintance, somewhat eccentric,
was called on few days ago to visit
young gentleman, tailor, who was sell
zed with the fever. He prescribed for
him, and he recovered. Soon after he
was called TO the bedside ola citizen of
ISt. Emanuel street, a son Of Vulcan
The symptoms being the same, our me
dlcal friend pursued the same treatment
as in the successful case, bat lost the pa
Iticnt. This puzzled him exceedingly,
and when he reached home he took from
his escrutoire a small memorandum
book, and made this singular but laugh
able entry.
Treatment that will cure a tailor.
will hill u blacksmith -[Diamond.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

millions Of francs; that of France four
thousand seven hundred millions; that
of Austria equals six or seven years OF
the Treasury receipts; of Prussia three,
Of France four. The Austrian annual
interest and sinking fund are thirty per
cent. Of the revenue, the Prussian six
teen, the French twentysix. In Hun
gary taxation is irregular, and unequal
and falls on the masses; Hungarian le-
gislatiye independence is. disadvantage
Gus for the Imperial exchequer, and in
convenient enough in other respects.
1t is a curious fact that Prussia levies
neither duty nor excise upon the con-
sumption of Tobacco-a singular excep-
ton. we imagine, in Europe.
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Communicate.
LINES.

sA-t
WRITTEN By C. II. P, TO N. Rt***
There IS name love full well,
One that can never, never blot;
For in this heart itc'er will dwell.
TO cheer my solitary lot.
There is voice love to hear,
It's music binds me like spell;
And like that spell it is as dear,
As on my ear when first it fell.
There is a bright but pensiyc eye,
That ever on my pathway shines,
AS like unto some star on high.
That mildly beams when eve declines
There is a word that can impart,
Much more than tongue can cver,oll,
ltne'er cheers the Borrowing heart,
But damps the soul--it is FAREWELL.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
From the Florida Sentinel.
old school Mastel


If after the first failure, old Time
would but consent TO second trial un.
der the same circumstances, few would
be unsuccessful. But alas! his car rolls
on, driving US before it. carrying us
upon it, dismally pulling US after it, or
at once, for finishing stroke, fatally
running over US. His lessons are Of
use only in future life. When las ofen)
he takes upon himselfto give US punch
in the ribs or q knock over the Uranium,
instead Of twisting, writing or groan-
ing with the pain, il is our business TO
take care that we get out of his way as
FAR as possible the next time. Expe-
rience is hard old schooImasler-one
that about as frequantly kills his incau-
tious pupils as contents himself with a
mild and fatherly correction. For the
last two years he has taken the people
of Middle Florida fairly in hand, and,
as the veritable Slick says, he is clam
ming it into us like bIazes!" At every
stroke Of his cudgel-hcar the old viii
lain how he taunts US in our misery -
There take that! run in debt again,
will you-(whack) spend money, be ex-
travagant, prodigal, ride in carriages,
cavort about, (whack, whack, care no
thing about economy and frugal:ty,
Chose homely virtues.) buy fine furni-
ture for cabins, drive coach and four
out of rotten log stable, give parties
and balls, keep race nags. drink wine
and frolic; (whack, whack, whack ~
send to Virginia for negroes, to Kentuc-
ky for mules, TO New Orleans for bacon.
-four, rice, sugar, corn and moIasses; to
New lcc.rk for fine silks, laces. iewelry
and gew gaws; depend on others; raise
nothing to eat, drink o. wear you rself;
borrow money from HOLLAND, Charter
large banks; get money from them; en-
dorse, mortgage and mortgage again;
speculate; neglect business, morals, ed
ucatlon, will you? (whack.) Oh yes,
I'll teach you thing or two that's
worth knowing. I'll never lay by my
cudgel TIL you strip off your coats, go to
work and earn your porridge-(whack.)
OFF with them, say: toll, dig, learn to-
take care of yourselves; eurn money and
save IT. raise what you eat, pay for what
you buy give no long credits, take
none; DC sober, prudent, circumspect;
attend 10 your business, and don't spccu-
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
er We perceive some of our locofo-

~ We perceive some of our locofo-
co-democrat contemporaries are agita-
ting the subject of the deduction Of the
number of Judicial Districts Of the
State. We are glad 10 see that they
are thinking about the work Of retrench-
ment and reform, and hope they may
do good deal Of it. We shall have
our debts to pay in the long run, and it
isgcod policy tie make them as light as
possible. We have no doubt the best
talents of the State would be command
ed for the judicial officers, even if the
labor was Increased one half without
any increase Of the salaries at present
paid.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

REVENUES AND DEBTS oF AUSTRIA AND
PRUssIA.-The regular pubic revenue
of Austria is one hundred and fifty mil
lions offlorins, but it, can be Increased 10
two hundred-one hundred and more
millions of dollars The total of the
Austrian public debt is nine hundred
and seventy millions of horins-of in
tcrost forty six millions. The debt OF
Prussia is six hundred aud forty seven
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
JAS. MIDDLETON, CLERK

AuSTERLITZ.--On
the road near Raus.
nitz, we noticed two
old trees, splintered
and crippled by the
bullets and cannon
balls in the great
battle. The trees.
arc, however, COW
cred with fresh We
getation, and are the
only things " hich
bear any traces OF
the conflict. Every
thing else has with
cred to its old con
dition. Those hills.
of which, onthe bat
tie day, every thick
ct, every mound
and every bush was
a matter Of life and
death, have now re-
turned to their ole
insignifcance. The
field is; covered with
luxuridnt corn; the
graves of the war
riors have been CIV
en- over again to thu
plough. No monu
ment Of any kline
has been erected or
the field of battle
Not far from the
field of Austerlltz
however, a monu
ment has been cree
ted to commemorate
an event Of a very
different nature firm
thai OF the great car
mage of December.
1905. The most pa.
ternalIy beneficent
of emperors, Joseph
IL while riding thro'
through the country
on the 18th of Aug.
1850, saw u poor
'peasant who was
leaning exhausted
on his plough. The
emperor dismount-
ed and taking the
piow in his hand.
finished the mans
days task for him
A monument ha.
been erected on thi.
spot, to commemo
ratio the event.
The monument i.
Of cast iron, having
the Austrian eagle
on it, with u seryan
holding the Empc
rors horse.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09
HENRY CLAY,
Subject TO the decision Of The american people.
For VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN DAVIS, of Massachusetts.

a sound national currency, and no EGReri-
n,ents; fair projection. to american industry;
one Term; honest, capable men for all offices, and
no J,tdasJor any; retrenchment ofie1peldit,res,
and reform of abuses an the public agents; long
pull, strong phi, and pull altogether for he
ttfu Of the people oppressed IN election oflSlO.
WE'VE sAIDlT ONCE; WE SAY IT AGAIN.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

The MAN WITH MANY wIvEs.--A
Wholesale bigamist named George Stan
ley, who is known TO have seven wives
living, and it is supposed many more.
was arrested the other day in Maryland,
and conveyed to Philadelphia on re-
QUESTION from Gov. Porter. On Mon
day he was examined before Recorder
Vaux, when four his wives all resi-
dents of that city appeared against him.
His first wife, with whom he lived 12
years before he began branching ont in
the matrimonial line, wept when she
saw him, bur the others were less sym
pathetic. He is represented rs small in
statue and far from fascinating in person
or manners. In default Of bail for
8 900, he was committed for trial. The
aliases under which he married his spu-
rious wives, were Stanley, Monigomc-
Ry and Stone.--lPitts. Oh.
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late; work, work, and let your boys and
girlsdo likewise!" says the terrible old
schoolmaster.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

Or In Massachusetts there is no
choice for Governor by the people ow:
ing to the Abolition vote; a majority of
all being requisite 10 elect. Briggs, the
wing candidate, received 81, 069-Mor-
ton (dem.) 52,77Q-Scattering $685.
The wings have FIVE majority in the
Senate, and forty -four in the House of
Representatives.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

Considerable y
ci'enent IS sad !
exist in Hancch |"
Illinois, against =
Mormons. A Il's
ing of the pe0p.e. .
that county was :
be held at Carih'SS
on Saturday Ia s. :
it was feared thai !, !
serious disturOan.
would take place.
-[Rep.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

o. II has been SO often repeated in
the loco democratic presses that when
the British had taken and burned Wash
ington city, John Davis huzzaed, and
threw up his hat, &c, but like most I'M
noticed SANDERS 1t has passed with some
for true. The ShelbyviIIe News has
taken the trouble to drive the nail into
that lie and clinch it.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

OF In the N. Y. Legislature The To-
cofoco majority on joint ballot is IA
whig gainof one member of the Assem-
hiy
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

9, hExIcO.-Ts'I
fifteenth nun 4 Y
Mr. Mr.; A!lIisOn's q.
rable History s s2S
rope rope, he gives Is = :
s ;as Gu, on lfe
l lco which wiIIdj%,';sl.
% Tess be regards is'a
, Texas and the y.
uguoDs' States. y 4
me words of an y
' aeIe, veritablee - 4, .
d dle, the tru, 4. |.
W hIch that ipf /; 40
?, is deslirn.a,i'
The course Of ;' ,'".,a
accomplish: aug
e. Mexico on 4.
south, and the B.,
Ism provinces on n,
north, contain ~ ny L
a IN themselves no \.
elements of miyS u
empires, and
destined to Opeat5.,,
e onpa arms, 3,
a ages to come, to r., y.
cslye the Overfy y.
ing population of,5.
old world, IIumb y,
has told US that .'i !,
was, was never wearisi
win n establishment 'lt
al the snaIIness %, Of
IN. 'nGP portion Of sol.
wh'ch, in Mexieo
would yield sas,sr
ance to a family e,
Il year, and that n.
same extent Of land
which pat in v5e,
would maintain On.
y 2 persons, vo1g
yield sustsnancs W.
der the banana b
fifty; tho ia tb, 4
favored region, the
return Of vhes. |,
never under seven.
ty, sometimes q,
much as a hunlrel
fold. If due vsia,
be given to these e.
trafagant facts, i
will not appear eI.
tfavagant to assert,
that Mexico, With
territory embracin.
Z times the whole
area of France,nay
al some future and
possibly not remos
period contain two
hundred millions d
inhabitants. Ba
a.
these advantages &
is more than dollt
ful " heiher the spa
nlsh race is des!ins
70 Perpetuatc is de-
or, Z
east, retain The 81
rereignty Of tbs
souu,ry. Compare 4
with Ne adjoining i
provinces Of iuaif i
u or Canada, Rag
,ears STRUCK win a
social or politics.
y. The recentg
,essiul scitlemIE
small body Obj
'h and Amef1
olonists in Ten
Mexican provIm
heir easy vic,r
yer the MeziG
roops, and the rap
i growth Of ths
epublIc, may We
uggest a doot
' hether priority q
.ccupation and 8.
cement will no, o
his instance, as q
as done in manyo'
hers, yield to ih
OF race
eIigion and polite
harac.er, and Wb.
herto the descen
.n,s Of the Ang
saxon seitlefs,ism
Ultimately desin
he sceptre Of d
North Am:h
can continent
Nothing bcon~
so mucA 3
.encra;ioa for D
&C.
4 negro wo'i>
led in New 0rIeis
.ot long since re-
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

o. The charge oftreachery against
President Houston which we lately pub
lished from the N. Orleans Tropic, has
lately been Withdrawn by that print.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

HYDRopHoBlA.-A resident OF Epernay
(Pas de Calas) n robust, healthy man,
recently succumbed 10 this frightful dis
ease. About foer years since he was
bitten in the hand by dog; the wound
being slight, no notice was taken of it at
the time. The 4lh Of August he COM
planned Of numbness in the left hand,
which extended to the wrist, arm, shout
der and side. For short time the in
testines were affected with a constant
sensation of cold; difficulty of respira-
ton followed. The pulse was feeble
and irregular; cold sweats interviewed,
and, at times, slight pain in the throat,
which increased, attended with great
pain; and, as the disease advanced, he
conceisedan aversion for all liquids, par
ticJilarly water. This aversion became
so marked, that on the 9th Of August,
the approach Of this liquid TO his lips,
the sight Of it, or the mention even of
any liquid, would almost produce con-
WILSON'S. IL he swallowed any medi-
cines, it was by violent effort, and in
closing hes eyes. He expectorated con-
stantly; his eye had a fixed and bag
gard expression; his countenance was
flushed, and at length he ovinced dis
position to injure those about him; yet
no one, his son excepted, suspected the
disease. All the aids of medical skill
were unavaillng. His end was, howcv-
er less horrible than was anticipated;
sort Of paralysis seized the unIortu-
nate man, and thvs his sufferihgs ended
The faculty will find in these facts the
evident yet long controver ted proof,
that the hydrophobia may slumber, SO
to speak, for years; and at length ava
ken TO finish its victim.-[French pa
per.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

4 negro wo'iS
died in New OrIclI
not long since 'E
1873 years.