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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23

SAVES s.s..r.siLL-Lgh ngor,anL the most
s--.hAs and sssAnz 90
means q eia svi exquisite pleasure, sSi The fioa,
wlssnco hses M largest Nahiab kno~lre.
When heo-si iound Isis.ar, ealor
thu proving u@ sin ,hs from eose4
rs"i tainis ot cfeaon ~ iria totF wo bea
10 Oh" al an away
thc airt ME. wihsn- -
,he Sia inis wanih
ton - rar~S SaraTal ini-s ii weak hn
Sah tfa'se pay pl.a-ing ani
.ksi i thu. rahsnnz tls hearts oftiaani- who hai
ef'dn'ou aBl facts stubborn thnKs
nen,onsd CbIonic arrangements. dsa
The hlooi Se all safely aud perfectly cured By
FOR particulars Advertisements this and
Prepared aud SOIL Wholesale and and
bsANDs Co. druggists and Chsmisis Granite Badings.
No s'3 broadway Chambers New
as.ntin Richmond A. Duya To-, Petersburg Roper And.r-
son in Norfolk NJ A. Santos; AMI sold by Druggists generally
20. s. cities " the u 'er"'s $500 per bottle SG,''
AN ORDINANCE
Prohibiting the Of whecbaows and
upon the foot-ways and side walks of the in this
City Passed Dee. IL, 1919.
i. BE IL ordained BY the CITY Council, that person
shall place whecbano, hand barrow hand ca
or hand carriage whatever, upon ooway sidewalk
Of the public see, lanes alleys within The City Of Rich
nond; Provided always that nothing herein shall
be construed 10
said foot-ways and sidewalks from any lot house
store yard, OF into lane alley And il
person. being free shall offend against this
he or she 80 ofrndng shall for each offence. paw the
at 80 10 be recovered before the Mayor. Recorder or amy
Alderman Of the City; and If slave sha be punished W ,
stripes by order of the Mayor Recorder any Alderman
Of the City, that the number OF stripes for any
fence, shall be not less than five, thanten.
Provided, that nothing in this ordinance contained, shall
BE- construed prohibit the upon the foowalks
the streets lanes and alleys OF this city, Of
To ride carry infant children in upon the same.
>. This Ordinance shall be in force from aud after the
first day of January
copy-Tcste:
de i6-w3w WM. p. SHEPPARD, Crk c. q.
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COMMISSION HOUSE.

TENE undrsgnei have formed Farmers hip under the style
IL aud firm OF
bridges 81 brother.
for the purpose Of ansaeng and Forward
ing Business and offer their and the public
generally.
They viii give particular sale OF Tobacco Flour
Grain AMI every description OF Merchandise from their long
experience IN the Tobacco and Gain trade justified IN
promising satisfaction all may hcm with congu,.
Office at the o Cary and Virginia Strrets-ncu oi to
Charles Palmer, Eq.
JAMES r. BRIDGES,
DAVID BRIDGES.
Richmond, Dec. jth 1913. de- 5-.oavdSc
~ The Petersburg nlcngeneer lynchbur Ngnian wall
please publish week and charge ths Office
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HOYT u CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. Rsei-.A4, ..
1874!
SPLENDID CAPITALS.



$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. | tor lsl4-ToLe
drawn ut Alexandria. ID. C., Saturday. the 9th of Janu
nry, le4i Is drawn Nos. OF as. Prizcs-S3D 900
10000, 5000, 1000. 1900. $780, 1000, 1900 10 prizes
OF 1000, 10 OF 500. &c. Tickets SlO halves 81 quarters
21O. Certificates OF Packages Of - Whole Tickets
Sl2O-shares in proportion.
$4,000 Capital
ALEXANDRA LOTTERY, Glass No. =, Tor Is4I-To he
drawn in Alexandra, ID. e., on Saturday January 18th
lelt Splendid Prizes-S30, 900. $4,000. 5000 $500,
3221, 1000, $500, 80 prizes of 1000, 50 of 500 &c
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters $50. Certificates Of
Packages Of % Whole Tickets Sl3O-shares in proper.
ton.
100000
ALtNASDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. J. FoE lsIi-Tn be
drawn at AeAandrr, d. C., Saturday 10Th ut Janu
airy, lSiI IL drawn Nos Grand Schrmr-S 90 900
10000, COCO, 5000, $500, 250O 1000, 1869 1000 1900
OF 1850, Of 1900, 20 Of 1000 20 Of 500, &c-
Tickets $40; halves d quarters $50. Certificates of
Packages OF 90 Whole Tickets Sl3J-shares IN proper.
tion
100000 SlO,OOO!i
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. g. TOR l-4l-To be
drawn at Alexandria, d. C., Saturday the 9th Of Janu
airy, lSil Brilliant Schcme-S30 600 10 900 5000
23s1, 1000, 1900, $780, 1900 1900 = prizes Of 1900
OF 1900, ; Of 1850, 200 IT 800, &c Tickets $40;
halves >; quarters $50. Certificates OF Packages OF %
Whole Tickets, $3.50.
HOfT & co. sell Tickets in all Lotteries advertised
by J. u GREGORY 81 Co., and Gu the same terms
de ~
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NEW
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
HOUSE.

VTNHE subscribers have this day entered into n
Il 20 Partnership under the firm and style OF
CLEL ID ~ MOTT,
for the Of conducting Auction
Business and have taken the well known
by Msssrs inces Buter directly opposite
they viii At all times be prepared
Slaves House Furniture Horses Carriages Mean
Dire Groceries Clothing Dry Goods Watches Jewc
&e-and prepared to liberal advances
and hope by strict attention business and punctay
share of patronage TiIOS. w. CIELAND
ALEXANDER MOTT.
~ Trustee Executor Administrators,
attended TO- either an the city country the
tefms no I'm
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Aultion saIes.
THsrs nav.
Is, I.,.-. a .r.,s.r

ny fsfe-> a sr~sAer. :
it--sas'.- i1~-As O.. osf s,.-l
>pfetsdid Cassdeisera~. sstsr A a...., =.
sr~cfnn Hanging lansp-. a.
Ar AUCTION
Nv fTtabtN MORNING. nscstnA.f A. m -.
me al y oehoek VIII 81. r~--rv. nv c,.h.-..1 -
inNo'e" now receiving ron New u Rieh 40, -
dehhn~ Ar eonsi-tinr in Part ~
heh -Neted gin and broazs Vim go, -.
Spsdd -otir AMI Astral Lamg- with h.n-o,.. $500 :,
doue. s'-''a AMI
eHean hsnstnx Lamps Piano Astral I.annp- Ae L..
me ABOVE gooa- OF sf,-. ..s -.
a OF M mos, superior quality. having h~en =
pressiy for psivate ~
t1rHitsre. Feather Beds. Sc-At a.ef,.,
IN sainr Morning Ne viii auco, ~,,h.,t -
'MhiN of SUPERIOR CABINET Fi-RNrrtiRr A. -,
Elegant Mahogany French R-d-t.,d =" F~''-
DO Flush Velvet spring Rocking Chain.
Mahogany Marble rop Pedestal
Do Hair SPring s~at Rocking Chan.
do Gard Tables wors stana.
Looking chsses &C. kc- a.
ALSO,
- feaher Beds OF good qaalny-rox.tb., Win 49,. 49,
ursitase articles in the Hoas. keeping h.- -V INV
hpDrf"NAl-win also added to our ~. ,... ,.,. .
ea.eS oman Nelts and do Rubber owe, 49,
NLOts q BROTHER Amen.
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INOR RENT, and possession given on the Isl
January neat the Farm Richmond
naEe, situated the side Turnpike
merry the thu Mrs Mayo sixty
nd are enclosed and good oreT for cultivation upon which
ge and convenient dwelling house, good garden enclosed
necessary out houses For terms apply THos TALtEY
dc It-eou to n. N. CABElJ
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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE.
EXCHANGE HUILDfNG.

Saturday. drawing received Monday morning r;r,rd
Consolidated, Extra Class 81 Capital Prizes-SlO 900
1850, 1000, 1900, 1000 prizes 1000, &c. - Nos
and IA drawn. Tickets 81.
Alexandria, Class No CO. for Saturday 23i December:
Prizes-S25,O0O 10000. 5000. aOOO 1850 1000 IO of
1000, IL OF 500, 20 Of $50, - OF 200, Sc 66 Nos
IL - drawn. Tickets $40
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, draws Both Decemher-
Cspltais-$3O,O00, 10000, 5000. $500, 5000. $500
l995, prizes oi 1890. 80 prizes of 1000 &C. Tickets
SlO-shares IN proportion. Certificate of Packag, of
- whole Tickets IN the above Lottery, will be for
Sl30-shares in proportion.
u All orders confidential; and tie drawing forwarded
Immediately after its receipt here.
FOR Tickets and Shares Certificates Packages in the above
Splendid Lotteries, address
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FURNITURE AT COST,
EOR CASH

IlNHE Subscriber intending to close his present,
business wouh respectfully public that he has ON
hand good stock of Furniture h. viii sell al cos, for
and would invite all who Of Furniture to call and
examine his stock lie Intends close 1r Of
January he VIII offer a. viii moi I'm IN r
satisfaction lie will continue mp Furniture 10 order nl
the lat OF January and unsod al t,, linn,
tc sold al Public Auction. A. ID CU,NDIcp
H. 81 Shocko- Hill
b-l have ioT sale second Piano which an sell NJ
ai H. value Persons indebted will please call and .,e
heir respective accounts early Practicable as wi,ho clos
nay business possible room that osrupv !.
Tor rent. 2g-eoim "A a.
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NOTICE.

INHE Agency of Messrs. J. Szer IL Son. for the
- Franklin Manufacturing Co NJ hmond having terminated
on the 18th inst the business Of the Company will in future h.
transacted at the Paper Min by Mr. Jno Rchais thu present man.
aser who temporarily authorized settle all debts
and accounts and TO transact the the Company
by order of the Board. RID WHITFIELD p,
An AN,
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"A FOR RENT-The House ON Main Street

fIN FOX RENT-Thc House on Main Street
now occupied by Mr. A. Stevens and formerly by wy,u
White The Store well calculated an extensive Grocery
n' any other bisiness having l,r.
House connected with running an Alley The ,ynine
par suitable of tue accommodation a gcn-I family win
De put IN complete order foI permanent tenant Possession
gwen Let November perhaps Soo-r INV an aangccr,
VITA the present occupant fdtsr-J.-Appy To-
i"-eou BEERS n PoINBENTER.
1ERCl ssloN 'APssOOOo0 best split Pereus-on Can. ,,t
no 20 .,,i,., r,.,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23
LONDON MONEY MARKET a.
STATE OF TRADE IN ENGLAND.

MAN,HEsTER.-Om cloth market has been materially IN
iluenccd 10y the extensive Of woTkmen at Ashton
and large Of business has taken place at advanced
prces the improvement extends all descriptions eXcept
grey fusans and domescs and should the strike continue
much longer urthur amendment is likely be the result
In yarns there is little alteration. As usual at this sea-
son. the demand except Tor few descriptions suitable for
India is very limited but prices are on the whole tocrabe
toad
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NEtiRO HIRINt,

VT sas-ene~f srah onts h- s-nice- public In TIA
etsneb "a basn--r. hras oat = near A -
" n'-'Scr WIN u give that d. r-r..t. n D.
80 nf- ,Fai~in siekA~ especially. siu eanu.- =, .,.
=, a." ci-vi~a 90 debts Of Ver ccuptau realm, si ~ a.
hsb O. Iuisiah Nhp several rear. bee. 40. go
Nah Lana s.la--i- hiI "a h,. bssin-...
ohee over the Enquirer oc., Main s,,crt corner l,. m.
ItaBk-. a. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23

FARE REDUCED.
sks,.,..s-zSe Our Mail Line Of Packet Boats. on
- The James River AMI Ranav ln Canal " 10 have
~ usual for yuchbug Mondays "Wednesday and Frulvs
M Pare 10 lJnehhHrS i0lni intermediate distances n the
usual proportion This line connects lines West
and South of iynchLurz BOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT
- Inyerf arc informed that tr fare pu Ijn, hlpirs o
0uyandoe rcdnsci "sii AMI run through ~ days.
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TOBACCO MANDATORY FIX.
TURES For SoJe

It Q II I,C TOT Sulc.
E'HE subscriber will sell ut public anctioo. ot
The Factory on Tobacco Alley "wednesday Ii J,Du,,y
months for approved paper. kc. ~ " vi
Consisting pauof
10 complete Iron
s=tts of Patent Bands
Do OF Wooden Castings and Wooden Block.
Iron Sinksrs and Bar-, work al Tyviipz H..
Stoves and Pipes Lamp. etc
complete Spinning Table with (. 1ra tL,ts-
Patent Balances nj ca.
Empty Bo,es aud K-g-
some Timber used for Sweat House Frame. etc etc
DE- a..
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VIII subscriber viii leave Richmond about the I,t Janu
AIRY next iof the West and offers his To Merchants
au diners Tor TIE collection oi claims other busi
in Charleston, Va; innati OHIO; Iousye XIV N. al,
Trans, and Nr-i.r
Refer John A Lancaster E.a and w n CI,,.,d., H..
Secretary j. MO 49, y. PoRTIAUN
5-rOIIan ag.r, 4 u A.
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''"s'" IVf ENaIIIIIIa 10
.Nnnerlnr Gnl.l IEnfch.r

On tn q! O'Clock viii be -oLl an i,,o
OF superior Gold Leaver and LEpne approy.a
ke which should pleased exain.t b.fo- m. ,,
Ne ~ iNLoES X BROTHER Auet.
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES
At II O'Clock precisely. Superio P,no. ~,
Gne and finish sale positive. IAN 49,,
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I IloHs" on IT, street shockoe hin occupied by Pa
hp August The calculated for p,oe.T, or ,,.
requiring much room having large the ra
s u".I iar suitable for the accommodation large amii
WIN hhelcn aud hyian the Possession given on tl
LIST January newt Apply the the basin az Ia NJ
Philip Angus at the h0us.. lie S-eolIw AZ A TNIpR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23

AVAILABLE STEAM SAW MILL AT Auction
IhE subscriber. intending to discontinue the
Ia. Determined to eel On IN. ure..
on WEDNESDAY Januay d. Istf hi- interest. icing On h,S
IN l- steam saw Mil situated on he Dock ~
lie - auihofized BY Mr. Robert A. Mayo the o,,s, ~, A, -
manning iai to lay that his may a-o he ind /, s b.
'hs purchaser upon the portion now
"e"ar description Of tins property DEEMED unec,.,,
a. any or" DESTROYS To- purchase have an oorn, 40 -
AMIN" TOT themselves on Application thu uui.r.,yp.i
h ,she - OF IL horse power. capable Of dvDy ,,o
-aw. TEsH--ons fourth balance on G ~ "a "a
49, ele1lI JAMES 4. FULTON
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FRENCH LANGUAGE

MIR OUTLET forming new evening classes for Gen
4'h u"ucn Tenn+s5 for lessons ta,ab, o.,
entering e class The yonng Ladies' class and
AZ oeloek T. W. e. Il, the house above Mr. Gray'-
1T ~
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KY Jas IL. Lynch

stock af Auction.
Thus Evening. O'Clock Exchange IIo. 81.
stock Of Virginia River and Kan,vh,
Bonds &c. de "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23

HENTLEMEN: Nor is your chdncei We
~ have received direct from ono OF the mos,
French boo' manufacturers in Philadelphia splendid water
P booe, something little superior any thing before
The above are made o The finest French Ca6kn son a. velvet
" .sD superior workmanship AMI most approved French s,i-
Go the purchaser. y WARREN A CO
ae6 Granite Store. opposite OH Market
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= BAGS Geese Feathers Just received. for
- - sale by lde 81 JOHN n. GORDON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23

NOOLSEl y WOULSEl'S LOAF SUGAR.
- te ~ " y UAgHISDN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-23

ELEMENIso Algebra embracing history and appca
hon Of ogarhms together with appendix containing in
Unite series the general theory of Equation most
methods NJ resolving the higher equations by Rev Davis
'lrke A. 81 Principal of American Seminary Jua published for
HeW de - DINNER A. MORRIS.
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Auction gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
sy Williams a rsnxaIl.
ssfOOI.-IrotsE LOT

1t incfi0H.
On Thu RsDAy Afternoon inst al A orlo-k nj, a.. .
sMr "ln sa AT auciic' that beautiful ground
al ts corner Of AMI 81, thu SEMINARY
OF M->-f- stnead l~ievr- Is knon An ~, ~,
:" Of hehinoad A. No sos fronting street l3n feet
." Sh eet lo4 feet having the privilege ae through
f"h Su IN 9th streets Of II wni~ d.y, h,. ~
s property Of Mr. A g. Warwick know I'M. Ia,
any remarks OF oomnenaon ,voh b. -.,f,o 4,
- universally considered finest buiny L,,. :, g.
oS many - Thought the best To not
win h- situation VIZ woui remark III. o.t sv,,,
part 81 shoekoe Hill commanding view Of IN. CIV .pl ,
rounding country and entirely IRE. no nv 49,,
"- es1ing IN Other parts annoyed
CASH and the balance three AMI 10 -
negotiable notes and deeds property viii ~ ,s
10 secure the credit p'ayIDcnts 'f-''~
dc wuJI.us . u.x.,
POSrPONEMENT
The above sale postponed RsD Az In. a., a.. .,
i7'' at O'clock IN the when 1t viii tale p. 49,
regard 70 E.alLsr. ~ ~ P-'' Eta~sf
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CLARKE'S ALGEBRA.

IIHDs Bacbed Winter Lamp OIL receiving and for
- sale by tde ~ WORKMAN McGRIiDER 4 co.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-10-28
WHOLE No. 1850.


Vol. II, page f97, with his TOO frequent
says:
"The citizens Of The United States. in
New Orleans, about one hundred ani
twenty in number, formed themselves
into company Of infantry, under Dan
TleI Clark, the consul, and offered their
sergices 10 the colonial Pfefect for tho
preservation of order and tranqmltY ;and
at his request performed regular duty
until the commissioners Of The Uniea
States, received possession of tie Pro.
vince"
There are. as is tao common in Judge
Martins writings, number Of inaccu-
rate statements in this brief quotation
we have conversed with DR.. Woodsou
Wren, the Postmaster of Natchez, who
was member Of the volunteer guard Of
Ilaiantry here spoken OF, ard knows eve-
Try circumstances connected with ihe
matter Instead Of the infantry being
icomposed ofcitizens ofthe Uaited States,
lDr. Wren declares that The greater part
loi that battalion of civic guards was
IcoEPosed of young French Creaes,
I
whose bravery, vigilance and love or.
der throughout the whole affair was most
pfaiseWoriy aRd honorable 10 the noble
blood from which i sprung. Besides The
lCTeolesand Americans their were some
/ young lrishmen whose conduct was also
highly conmendable. The battalion
was much more numerous than Martin
Estates It Q be. and was formed al the in
statnce Of George King, since Parish
Judge Of q. Landry, Col. Reuben Kem-
per, Benjamin Morgan, Daniel CLARK,
DR.. William Flood and Woodson Wren,
/ Df Wren, being young aud unmarried
land all the others named icing heads Of
families, he only Of these enlisted in the
icompaay, and served in it until the A.
merican Government was established ia
the city, The duty was most arduous and
heavg, and consisted in patrollng the
/ city constantly every night from Dec. 1,
/ 1903 TO the 2Est Of the same month -
Arms and vigilance afcne prevented the
/ most horrid out bfeaks, murders, robbie
ries and arsons. No service was. ever
more important TO the preservation of
/ New Orleans with the single exception
Of Jackson's defence.
i Or. Wren now is the only survivor a
mong the U. s., citizens who served in
The Guard AIl-lhe rest have been nun.
bered with The dead lie arrived at II
|Orleans in fiat boat from his native
H State, Kentucky, in May iS0I-and re-
sided in the city and State about six years
holding a number Of officers ofimpor-
tance and trust ia that State both under
, Governor Claiborne and the General Co
vernment t--Free Trad =.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-10-28
ETNrCEsUare, Cutlery, sc.
RICHARDS & MONTGOMERY.


No. II CHARTREs STREEr
NEW ORLEANS,
Are now receiving a very extensive ats
dition TO their Stock OF
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
CUTLERY. &c,
making their assortment as complete;
extensive and cheap, rs can be. found ia
the Southern country, toihe examination
of which, purchasers are Invited.
r.. e. NJ, having constantly on hand
a. heavy stock of -
SwEpEs, ENGLISH & TENNESSEE TRoN,
PLoUGH MouLDs, Nails, HOES, AXIS,
Ok LoG s. TRACE CLANS, DRop 81 &
Buck SHoT, PURE BLREcHRDW IN.
TER SPERM & WHALE OIL,
IaNsRED Orr, SPTs. Ter,
PENTINE, WHITE LEAD;
GLASS, RoPEs, TAR.
RED RATLIN, HOOKS,
AND HINGES, MILL
& GRIND STONES.
BLdCKSMITHS. plaintiff TTON &
CARPENTERS TOOES,
in great variety, a large assortment o1
HoLLO W-WARE. CASTINGS, ,PL0UGHs.
&c. &c.&c.
Oct Z 1843-51-6w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-10-28
etGod is Spirit, and they that worship LIN,
must worship Him in spirit and in truth.

must worship HIM IN spirit and IN TRUTH
The above extract from JoAq, is, az
this moment, peculiarly appropriate
At a season when Death is reaping q
fearful harvest, the mind is brought ir~
resistibly to the contemplation Of an 9TH
ef and a better world. We feel that life
is but span-that the allotted time for
our existence is brief-a mere drop in
the ocean of Eternitg and while gazing
on the 'cofined clay that meets our gaze
at every turn, a 'sstill small voice" Wiis-
Fpers that we must soon. prepare TO meet
that destiny from which there is no i'm
mnnity-ho escape.
III the above extract we are told that
our Maker is spiritual being, that those
who worship Him, must do SO in spirit
and in truth. No hypocrisy will pre-
vail--the inmost thoughts, feelings and
aspirations must be laid open iothe ALI
Seeing One and when we bend before the
Throne of Grace, it must be with pure
spirit and an earnest desire to seek that
life which shall not pass away, but be as
enduring as the fadeless heavens that are.
placed beyond our grasp, moeking US
with their amethystine loyeliness.
Go, then, to the House Of God on This
day, and in spirit and in truth thank Him
for preserving you. from the pestilence
that has stricken to the earth many no.
BILE spirit, with whom yon were intimate.
Thank him for his manifold mercies aud
blessings, and you will enter the stirring
sarenao of life a better and happier man.
-Diamond
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-10-28
PROGRESS OF THE. cANI ass.


We have information from different
portions of the State Of the most cheer
ing character. Browns raaiority over
Clayton is estimated by some Of his
friends as high as 5000. Williams vote
in the State can hardly exceed l5o0.-
This, provided parties stand as at the
last election will moi defeat Judge Brown.
But the Democratic as well as anti.bond
vote Willebe larger than ever or we are
much mistaken. Fl the southerR and
middle counties OF the state our friends
write there viii be an Increased demo
cratic vote They say ifthe Northern
Counties renaain true, a triumph is cars
tain. We say to them, @Neyer fear for
the North, take care Of yourselves, here
all IS we'll ? Hammet has taken the
field in the South and the Wings are
g for quarters. Thompson will
4 Howard in Tishamingo and no
danger need be apprehended from the
result Of their discussions. Old uTalla-
bola' is out among the people in the
East, and laying on the blows win a.
sturdy arm. A long pull, . strong pull
/ and pull altogether and The victory IS
sure Guard
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-10-28
NOTICE.

LL persons Rre hereby cautioned
against purchasing or trading for
'ss Certain promissory notes, made
me undersigned in favor Of o, s,
laWeit,as agent-each Of said notes is
.ea May I3 f84i. for S756 8l-l00,
! nrst is payable eighteen months, the
sOno & ~ twenty-four months, and the
re- ;I.1 SIX months after date.
1ne considerations Or said notes have
z iailedi they viii not be paid.
BENZ ". THOME ON.
saty 1913 37
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-10-28
eIssoN. nlsyIssFrfoefoBEn IS 1913

ii her case VIC, However. we're pretty
resolute, unit she eppealed The couch
ant WlleIps II and PomP. Afihe first
glimpse Of their feetl, our courage gave
way, ard We made the entry III q bold
hand. across blank schedule- Judy
Tomrkinss ageable woman, and four chill
|dren.n
We now begged The old lady 70 dis
miss heroanine friends, that wesmigllt go
out and depart and forthwith, mount
ling our ole. black, we determined ia give
the old soul parting fire Turning
half round, ID order 10 face. her, we
houled-"0ld oman p
pWho told you to call me old 'oman,
| you. longlegged, hatchet faced whelp
! you'd III make the dogs take you of
that hess III you g3Ve me any more sarse.
/ What do1Yoa Nant''
"Do yoa wcss % get nnarried"
Not 70 you, II / do
Placing OF right thumb on the nasal
l.extremity Of our cpuntenance. we said =
You needn't be uneasy, old 'un, onihat
score though yoa might suit sore leg.
tged Dick s--s llpour way and ! should
like 10 know what to tell him he might
count on, il he came down on next Sun
day!"
SHere, Bull = shouted the widow, "sick
i1im, Pornpn but We cantered offunwoan
ded, fortunately, by the fangs Of Bull and
Pomp, who kept up The chase as long as
|they could hear Inc cheering voice o.
their mistress-'.S-i-c-k, Pomp-sick
sick, sleek him, Bill!-suboy! suboy
suboy!"