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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

Wees Sc pseplp :, vlaesuaes and Meant
Cslmtl 49, kIssmsls anx|ops - have che wa.
sab lnpsesei. sas are NV sifsslailux msmo
lia'., pl.fas Cohsfs,. ,e rr,as an ,ppfopria
ter ofnsasl N lands 20 complsss ibis grand
|mpfp.sMsai
Now. Aalfas commanicatoa % the wahash
aad w. Canal With ihs ohio River ~osld ser.
miaAls sssa,sly @ me .dsaaass y ,hs rsuih.
~ pon|en 81 ihl. state. We ,hink nssd. b., M.
- ~ ~ nfsnneai - conv1nus every esadid
mind. bsi ah'sb lsths more piacneable. the la-
pfssamsa u lhs Wabash. ora eru.s oug l,un
TsusHapss D Evansville. y. ulu, some. ibs
psnt ret sHuisly settled. With ~. however.
&c Pe'ai lstsv plain. A larger panion u 10.
hasi,aais vail ~ bsnehsisd BY ,hs latter n an
~ ~ lpnusr. which i saaisisns rus seu why
y ,hosld be prosecuted. Asaiu. IN ,he pso.seo.
tloa ~ TIE iausr We sheu'd have q speedy snd
bsie eoass5 anes. constructed wilh abaus ~,
same expense. suhsnsinr ihe value o. the coun
,fy 'hisesh which it passes IA = faiia nearly al
sqss'stotAg effsass. AID isas,as III, wabasl
wilh lhe same facilities zoe navigation asis nov
fsaassssss ~hils % ihs other had. u the Va
baih bs improved ,hs lhhabi,snss only aloar h.
maieln e he river nill BE- bsn. 6,sd. aad ,hss
~ lhs misasf - sssss sosshsra oesnnrs s,li ~
tntIa as thsf afs aen. rrss, il.,snss from ma,
hst washiaesoa Erpo.sef.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

AZ aa.eslun uttst ~ eoasls sAstsh.s is f.au
aen slsfs Ias lsilssFinr spssimsa % wit 81 uns
"a '.si s'ass Anorn ~ masA aaeuonssrs.
"FihsHi NV uis psllosk saa Aeyi(hs id,nr
nt ~ las hehi. saa sufnins fsani and laaad
Thu b aiasI--ss shaa hsts. erslut bfsmah.
- l|.sn ssa'l ts p'sAsd Ne~ tias J. picked
IatA flsksd cui II ten thsusand. NY lfisud and
clicked aat W nysell-oai d tae shoissss ios,
soc teeaily. Thsrss' muais 10 yoa. tf.scks
sa|sels - Whf 3 Clashes xun lssk. Irs
apE sassR IA 'aIss saillirrs. aad yeu may havs
4 ~ e|th'ssa rtnes- wac ssysi Il "a .,
msHf esIas a. Lonasn. and helis - ilshi - sail-
lsE Iasns fsai nfsaslh la a.. ssmpsou'.
sirsaaia ~ ~ BE- iasss. BUS shss beats hlm a..
. urHy. cams, sIss - hid. Yea msss have
.aaslaas 9 lesA ~ your vie, snd kssp hs,
hoa 4.iiIax alesi-sass year ssos.lssshss ant
taslel'a bills. Csms g,vs ~ . bil. sixpen..
a't faa. AZ. nff lhank ysus. 80. Il i
Y,Hse
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

(Lafe trou f.onion and Paris.
= ASnfoN ABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER.
~ ]. g.. hasin4 refuI1Hruf'Y 'etnttd Afuseii
b. EtsnsrlIIr. inifI.ts canfiar 90 The o.
.ase basiatss in ~ - hf,netts. and he trieste
Matnn bad marh sHreuenrr - THE pnnefrie
Hspers le LHaon and Pane. AZ rlts genefai seiis-
Isti'en. 4 ehafs - fntiic paifosa1 - res. 81
IaHl .e'fe|ttd. Sier - Main sIfa,i. opposite
.|r nta.
y b lsaales fdia1 Aahits and an aafmfnf'
sat snd 9sed F.i warranted. Terms q. sui
thl l|alfe.
ssr' "a, lof5
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21
NQTICE.

ATOTiCEss hereby eissn fhai che prdtfs -
- 20 hae taken letters ifsiamrntsrY - lht
estate 81 leaa 49, litn. aie % sAc CtaaiY 81
Vandrfhureh and ~faie % lndIaae decealed r.
All prrs.aa fnaehitt - said estate afe Irqat8sd
i rlakr ,alutrl at~ fayfncnt aud tnuse saving
claims sraias' she taans. are uouhed 10 ueseHt
them. o. She .ltfslcard daily aeilt i.tslta ~
settlement The estate ~ snrrusI 90 b. aoI-
ssnt rO.l.l Ann HAN Execnaix
nrl InLM. u l--.L---L.. 81
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

Hail Ne Csrssla - has. e. - handsd sii.s
tsta. What's asutsf y t.il. lata .nail ssun.
~ ie*a." ni- smlins. isplssd. -f,w s,eas
80 boast moss. fas lhs xtsai sAafoh has seven.
spi .as 1n.s thsish bar
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21


a nN Mandar. Tne.dny. Weaeesaay. aba
n lhufrd@f. ihr ii. 5t. 6'h. anA TiI. "a
d. esnher. ue WA offer lof gale a. auction, Nl'h-
ia reserve
6too pieces blue and nntY Prints, lieaa and
lnshlunahiti
fsO DO hlae. black. cadet. and Oxford mlx.
"a Salinrts.
laa5 DO blno. black. cadet. and Oxford mix
ed Jeans, aSrnfied
IS do p.ain. An' skin. ribbed. aud dlaeonps
Cntepeftr ate"fit,ts
100 do Fiushlnas. end p,lol Cloths, colofs
aud QUALITIES ateortrdt
o5 DO plain ~ Grnffd Beaver Cloths. cpl-
ofs nnd qnaatifs ak<otifdi
E2J al Anctiran. Enplssh. sad rarmaH
Cloths. as*ofied,
lao DO red. white. fellow. green, and spot
ftdfaunels. nseofftd;
20 bales Ticks. psaorieds
5 casrs Chetk.. ASSURED;
hes 10 brown cotous and Dsillings, assofs.
td:
IS 10 b'taclicd do do, do;
3aO pieces MeTinoss, assorted;
las DO Lurtrrs. do;
Together 'eitn Linseva. kerses's. Paddln1s.
S,aldncks. fackram-. Waddinr~. black ond COLI
,tr, Cnmhgses. lrsA Linens. Hollands. Jucoueis,
Csunbncs. Hesrrr. Gloves. Bnuons. Threads.
Sa~sls and fancy ilandkerclneis. cution and
ssik Packet liandkerchieiH, Dombaxincs. Vest
nas. Su-pcndcfs cotion and linen Daprfs. &C.,
comnrisine the largest and mosi desirable stock
ever offered A. AUcrioS " the Western cenniry.
Also Hats. Caps. aud Shoes. ussaued
". a. &. FELLOWES * co.
Auciionccrs. Main Street.
Louisville. kentuckt.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21
SHERIFF SALE.

EnY VIRTUE 81 decree made u. the VAN
HID derbuah Great Court a. the Sopfenis
bssf term a d 1912, in favor OF Charles 1
B.uei against G idtoa J. I.eet aud wife. banded
10 fne d be executed. hy the Clerk OF said Count.
have levied on as The property Of said Gideon
j. Let. certain lois LYING in the Town d Evans
vile snid County olranderburgh. IN the lower
enlargement o. said town, anc designoled o.
ilie plan thereof. AZ lots. ninp, ten, twnty i've
aid twenty-nix o. 10, rs, aud 20): which or
sch portion " them may be necessary ~
sfsi, said decree. shall o3er Tor salc Al pubic
action Of the Court House door IN said Iown " /.
Evausvilie osi the twenty-third day Of December
nexs. betwcenth hours Of 10 A NJ and r ~.
WI. NJ. WALKER S. v. C.
Evansville Oct. 30 - prs 81
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

IL ~ ere euHsfan1lf receiving iarr additions
w q our .ofueI si5ca OF 1uNltTA IRON
aad NAILS. vhlrh We will ssli q, tedacst pnl
4 iuf rasl al pr.Haess- "A LAU1ilI.IN. ACn.
Irae f~tf.l8l1 So alter street.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

WUTe will oder tor s1ie AZ ihe late residence
~ 81 Thomas Ferzuson deeeasrd. 81 the
lhffI tav 90 November next. the prrsnna pfop-
erty 81 said dccedenf consisting - hnrses. cat
va. and household and k'ichtn iuruftute -
Terms ~ s4ie. o. az -ani- ever $500 credit
- twelve niantas wtll b. gwen. ~ ail SUNS an
der $500 cash. The estate u snpposft y BE-
solvent.
GEORGE BON AII.l
JOHN BoHALLS '''" -
oe, ic. sf1-5t
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

AN Tue lsih day o. November l843 the FOL-
~ lowing property belonging 10 the estate Of
Lewis Lyon decreased, will be sold al the Court
House door in Evansville between 40 o'clock
A n and 6 N Tor the purpose Of reducing
The same to assets. for The payment Of Debts.
viz. lots numbered 3. 4 aud S. on the plat Of The
subdivision of iot no 8. and Of lot No z, IN the
lower Enlargement Of The Town Of Evansville.
being the same lots on which an unfnishcd
lame building stands. Also one ionra 81 lof
No % 10 the same Enlargement OF s,Ac ioxn.
teing the srcond fourth from the river, the
said lot No y. being oiwded into iour equal
Tarts BY lines drawn parallel with FIRST street.
credit Of slx-nd twelve months will 30 Civ
an. The purchaser swing notes with app fored so-
suIity. Hy order Of the Probate Court
T.. PRESCOTT Admsf X
ELIZA LYNN. Admir-. Il
BY JAS. @. JONES. ADV.
Evansville Nov. 9th '35-3,-pfs foe 81
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

Fresh Rais0ns, &C.
20 Boxes Fresh Bloom Raisons,
80 DO do Pruuea,
90 Rock Candy.
Bag Pepper.
90 Allspice.
Boxes liars's sun cured Chewing Tobacco.
80 30 spefm Candies,
10 dosen Painted buckels. Just received ano
Tor sale By ". & & HEtL
Jan Corner Aain and FIRE. Sc
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

seme uiIafs b. 81. Lsuis adseiuse Tor SAFE rv.
isf sosts. fhsy afs - mads ihaf sacy mas -
iagaea aad spsa o. silher SIDE ouf. ~ clteuas.
sisa4es uay lsqalfe
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21
DOMESTIC ATTACHMENT.


Paper s. Ink,
81 Reams Ruled foolscap Paper,
50 do DO Letter do
so DO Imperial Punnng Paper.
100 do Large aud Small Wrapping Paper,
300 Pieces Green Paper, hanging
kegs Winter aud Sp.ing New spaper Ink,
For sale lov by w. & G. BELL
Jan Corner Main aud First
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

A nas wossnks.--Ihr Bioakiyn Ntps ss,r
iAas "a woeaAaa mAfl.sa "a. 'rrss, aaa az.
sahs'anasns ne advice 81 Zoe pes. W u.fnnaa
sfass ihas fsss,'' bfa,.lls Aippsa hr- ,hs TN.
40 aissr nArfsr,s
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

wss's t.Il growing elder,
hta saf lasasfs. whssa afs lhsYi
ralnAs,'h lhs r'assY hii'osAs,
S. Is. stafsA-Yart cd sad gray,
r8.I. I.s Gins shove ars ssslng.
ii la.If su'el htdl lAsy hs,
I'D ,hs sela sas,h % her tosoms.
Al a IAslf faces e he ~.
a ~ haslY mauniaia-pasass
Nhtft lsf liberty shsy islI.
b ~ din nod mystic forest,
I1.as 4a|si ranl DELL.
a. ohttrtet hey have fallen
Asiher pllrslm may have t'od
u.la lhSIf .abiss or their losmen.
Aad their hearts npoa their God.
Il lhs sl.utshss o. "a Enrianl,
Na44Ias schses nov auoks
That sIpss o. the siirnsss
when she Holy msrsyrn spoks.
Where re sabLaih chimesars .inrinK.
ff.u each minister gray sad grand.
~ I&lA h||l. 10 every valley
0 aal laihef'a FAtArataAb.
- |ha iosen shores 81 svesdsn.
~ %, sla,hiat hllis q Fnaee.
rs taa moeslaad and ne muuniala
ossr 1tel|andp brown t4bAnas.
- lhp val. q .uldsa Canhses,
~ AZ aanny isles q Greece,
ID ~ halsmn lolabn 81 Egypt.
sleep, oas laihsf's nov 70 pssee,
oaIIhs .lss nat have vanished.
s|aSs ne mafisssd Abel died.
'fy srt has sen lss mlilions
bafsl hy ihs sieiims sde.
Lhinsklartsus rons lsfsvir,
Aad ihs nibss lhas are ~ NOTE
Nai tlIas 10 them rsmains,h
safs shs ssff upoa ths shore.
fsi ne sauh amid shsss shsnrss
~ ihs sane ss ou re uom
When lss aarsl. saur lossihsr,
ana he Narn'ar slsfs wsrs bsrns
a |la hsaalg silil a. youihlal
II " snsans d lhs shY.-
e. 4 ure 81 ihs Fflsstt.
t8the fses 81 Ute enhIahi
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

pwrQuE PARTNt nSufP herrt0iore exist
A ing hstwesn WuLAa CALpuElLA j.
sIrn AHrrfre ~. IS flfs dny d'ss.sted 81 mt-
iual consent All persons ihtebted b.. will plsase
rsll aat -efiis w.. Eiih,r 81 che late flla ase
auihorxsd 10 s-lflf accounts.
WILLIAM CALDWELL
JOSEPH IS HEELER. IA
October 2i-f. ~.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

IN ENNtaiEA ChrenlsIt publisars ih's pet.
= It1 S. nasIfy. rrersn,sd ~ fehn q Aasm,
i fssa4 |.If sha 49, bis |s'lse pas.snrsr 81
haaId NJ "a. Nsamsaai uhl.h hisashi him from
rlnanata NfIsihsl4i
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

ROO RsNo. SALT, just received and
ArS''' 's y - - zIlas : nowrs. >
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

A coNVENENT STORE ROOM "a va.
~ fsf street ta4aite ID
HARRINGTON. HANNAH s. CO.
Ca l4|a 41-d
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

NntN&N ANV1A r.
GA meenug % the pew holders in ST
PAJLS CHURCH. % this place. on Monday
sept. 5th. lt4. u was uuanimoosiy resolved
mar the psws in said Chhrrh Be free 10 an per-
sous who wish - oeeapy shem.
cHAs BABcocK.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21
LUMBER!

~ m5Eh.
paf1he saw miu 81 Dam Nei Ireen River is
IN iuil operation. and Ell bills Of Lom
bsr filled NJ the shortest notice, a. tue following
prices, VIZ.
An scantinr aud plank reduced 70
GARD measuFe, per 1000. 81 the mill 50 90
Misunderstanding aud boat roofing 81
the mill 80
Flooring al the mill $40
Enquire Of j. n. sTOCKwELL & Co.
with hom orders can be lcif
{. D. EAsTIN.
Evansville Ia Aug. 10 1913. q
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21

ILLINOIS MONEY Fos sase by
n April l3A3 BEAENT 4 tiELE
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-12-21
While Lad, Nails 4 class.

20 ksgs No Nhue Lies,
- = Jan,atFa Mats.
Nlulow Gias. 10. SO and l0-42.
al receives troia Piusburxh. ado la sale VI,
.o~ tor cash. Wheat OF fl4xseea. 0s
JDiy Ga mo. u. d Smith, Ma,n 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15
sGeirrtiGNS.
ANECDOTES OF MIR. CLAY.

aNElDol 10 VI MIX. CLAY.
Mr. Clay on his way Down the Mississippi, stopped
81 Baton Rouge. Our friend Houston Of the Gazette
ssl'eI and spent an evening with him Here is brace
anecdotes which The "Lod Of Ashland" related ON the
occasion. Mobile J[jb,ue
The familiar conversation with which the evening
WAS - aereeahly whlled aasy commenced between Nj
Flynn, veteran planter Of West felcana, and Mr.
Cay. The former spoke Of his long residence in the
fonda parishes and of the instruction that wrcS,ed
them lr,ul the Spanish dominon Is: recollec, sand
Mi Clay, was IN Congress then andh to dcfnd YOU
and experienced no small labor in making You out ctnd
cause. They called me republican then but now they
say am iederaist said he with good naturod smllr
some remarks followed respecting party spirit, It's
viruience and variations, when Mr. Clay observed -
In this little town above here-Bayou sara believe
ms called there seems to be quito variety Of potti
cal sentiments
Yes, party spirit becomes very warm there at times
eh"n'd imagine So he replied, for las: night when
our boat landed there, during lew minutes larrr nun
ier assembled on the shore, hur ng for Clay
others Tor Van Buren,. &c, at length one good sen,tan
sang out-lluuah l1r He'll suppose Mr.. Finn.
have not many pariisans Of that particular climate
s1anI you2'
4 heariy laugh followed and Mr. Van Buren, name
up. Mr. Clay spoke Of him as very agreeable
unable gentleman in who,e society he uniformly
'enced much pleasure. lie alluded to the visit
20 IN by Mr.. Van Buren, at Ashland last May And
H " Teally visit your reSdenceP asked Of tie com
;Ff- -oh yes, he spent two or three days at my
se i am happy to be positive Of the fact said Tie
e'lo ersan. for no longer than this morning heard
afa ifend OF his swear. il that could be proved on ha
an fnfrn could have his vote must not Gruc, Ia
add, Nj Clay that he ssore stoutly that he would ma,
i~he your word for the fact Mr. Clay smiled and
"ent on TO relate the aecdoie with which he Ind ann
SID Mr. Van Buren, one day at dinner during tho yisi,
in question.
w hlle at Baltimore at hotel on my way home ar
ter leaving The Senate in paper notice of Mr.
Van burens trip, and description Of the route he was
10 PnFsue remarked to friend present. that it mus,
be Incorrect inasnnch the described was very
crcnous. and the journey might he greatly shortened h,
another more direct and Convenient. Well but dom
you know said my friend, that Mr.. Van Durcn n, ye
travels the direct route p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

and expect 10 this spring 100 yards Of silk
fabrics. They have erected two throwing mills one
4 10 aad lie oiltr II % spindl,s-one tsmning ani
doubling maehlst, and two Piedmont reis propelled ay
hurse r5Wtf They have h.utjeen8eres Il iuofEs mul
tieauls trees ard expect 10 feed lteaelOuf nars -
wnrnis the pitsent seasoh. Then sik tsia6l .hmtnt
vii afafd good market fr Pa tia vIeiuy
the, mapoee purchase ~ manaiattue On sians ala
offered The specimens At s'lk Nh. CHpp has Win BIN
are fus elegani and crrdauie The iauuaefHfsf. aud
well worthy tho situ;ipn Of all 10 take ptide
coufsgiag produces and dcse IL be ftaly III
Cieraad H1ad. .sjt4i =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

lons {. kfanLr. formerly Editor Of tie Troy Bud
81 lna a ara.rf ol STATE senate died III tie In
haynm Al orcsers Mass. on The nh MI. agfd
about -. Mr. l. WIS ruuad by connection With Bar
stow. the De uiiHg aad a1-c udnr Cashier Il the Com
aerrai ilai i Aharyi 1br hpnos # Which caused
LIN IL abandon his psFer aHd resign his ssat In ihe sen
ate. IL renewed n WISCONSIN TINT his reputation f5i=
lowed hnH; and q sebse ufh.- dawu.a sun siuug lin
IN aadses. frfsa Y'aIs ast. ihe wreck ri one ofhe
aiesl baa BafeH fdltsi- aud most a, uaI p1r.aBs il
Tie SAFE, be ha. been confined ia the lunae 4 a.n
at WaIaasfaf.=.H l. Iq5,lac.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

Domestic SLK.--We were shown some rich speci
Of manufactured silk consisting of handkerchets
and sewing silk, the product Of Lake county. Ohio
MessTs Clapp Curtis, of gainesville commenced the
growing and manufacturing of silk last season. and we
are glad to learn from Mr.. Clapp that the experiment
has been crowned with anticipated success. Mr. Curtis
Returned last season from England. which country he
visited at the instance Of The antcorn law league
cat'on, and while in London secured the services of Mr.
James Newman, an expesienced silk throster With
The aid OF NJ! Ma uessrss -. e. dkave Pot ono loa,a
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33ostical.

35UfttlNI.
= - - -
loving lines On a very hackueyrd subject.
beautiful. We eNtact them irom J
the Cincinnati Gazette:
VERSES TO 4 BIRDIE.
lhe ceremons's aser, haie,
And thou sri now bride,
...a u,.h the hosen lak',t thy way,
ietNeal. let Voc be;Ide!
His cup Of haPriness. wcen,
1, sparkling to the briul,
And, Raj. know thy lutt'ring heart
Is fi,sd III love ior him.
behind thee lie. youth. fajry landj
Before thee, ribbed in light,
III. enchanted isles uiW,dd,d love
Buls, on thy raPtured sights
And thou hast waved farewell TO that,
And cazes, now on ,h.,e,
Where, rocking in the eli'terinf bay
Thy barquc awaits the breeze.
Ard rs thou looks, III, check is flushed,
Tn, pulse hns li,elier plays
And still, as ider o,e, III, scene,
Thy vision steals away;
Aud man, an object bright and fair
Still grcets thy wondering eye,
" herr IN the e.relinS sea, embrace,
These isles oi beauty ,'e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

WE IRE Now RECEIVING orr SPRING
= AND Il MINER 81 rPlN. NnlCH NE
Will, Sell. GREAT BARGAINS IN.
Our whole stock Of GOODS are ,finarha5i, cLeap.
and we confidently assure our friends aud tic public
generally that they Will find examining our stock,
that of s}es, qualities and prices they cheap
any IN this market.
Please call aud examine before you buy.
-. ut RVS \ DuFFEI.
Nay 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-15

well worthy tho attention Of all WHO take ffide N tn
coufagiag produces, and drs.ft De ralIy IN
delehdeni.- cterfIard iaoH. ,sia :,
From he Richmond Compiler.
ERlCSsON'S PROPELLER
Tie notice puhi-lt, ly lt~ da,s stnre concern.
ing the sifucfl,pJ tto 'gn bat INTENDED L. natI
gale the canal with E,c,>u's II ,I,r. l3elt .Aclpai
seine interest on Tie -rb'ct, Ne give below ~
tracts ftatng te Ntcn aud success with winch the
Propeller has been appnd Ne have never setn boat
moved by II. is pti'sscd advantage or canal nasiga
tim. IS that as The current is very huh DISTURBED by It,
the canal banks are not washed. would % the
other modes OF applying stan The boat propelled
with H. loo, said To oucy It's helm with admirable
aud sieadness.
One mho has the operation 81 the Propeller
Who Is an otsrrvaut man. and las turn far mechanical
knowledge or rather criticism. that there
BE- no failure o lic auempt 10 introduce It upon the
James River Canal lie confident lal II vii h. per
i'edy successful and great improvement tho nayI.
CATION oil tie canal Let those who know nothing about
suspend Their judgments until he experiment made.
Il Is an al natsd ut,rr. say HE least scred IN
advance. the ptaccably ct new Inventions, aud dcrdc
lhelf inventors, thr ho attempt introduce Them
ht Yehtof las enough TO encounter III reducing 10
fraet' Application the cunre ptus OF It's mlnd winch
yeas, perhaps, II a.urouS ihoug and calculation have
been necessary la mature, without mourning udculc and
discJumgng predictions. Ih,fc is class Of people
Who are ever ready 10 dlspsngc the tutptze aud age
unis II othors tuu1 nouSc Of stcret enA y mol boIau
able 10 discern others capacities winch lhr, dantp PCS
themselses; "l lutr, is afro her eaz tfaaptd IN
the same gIact,s ialt because they afr reluctant 10
enneode utlly advantages toaHy sfhouc or nndeita
kna. with 1tgeI 90 ,,i.A Heif un,nans are MT con
suited or louafds IS urh Ilcy are mt fsu4ed Ia i53
TIN some ratr1ulue relation. 'rl,nlAcfe are others
who from samc iu,a'c auurailp 10 all Improvement
first predict tle failure 81 all ,w Inventions and all.r
wards dislarasc a bcu,i,uf those flat are suceess-
full b all.'.itu il,i rrlt, ,rtlt l f,, III "A at
Them " lh mani Ia the NV b591 We would
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llafe are lheeAflart, 10 which w alluded sl..Ve
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SU0CCO J0NES.-1his celebrated individual held
a Calhoun meeting short the time suce IN Columbus,
Mississippi. Shoeeo has way Of lis own about Al
things. With genius Of superior ord,r an in,clec,
commanding and selfrclyug. he moves straight on
ward to the accomplishment Vi the high purposes which
he has III view, without being trammeed by pfecedcnis
OF the opinions Of other men. Therefore Shcuco organ.
Izcd his meeting without either Chairman or Secretary
and as he regarded his hearers all OF equal dguiv he
requested that each should consider himself Piesi-
dent Of the meeting and responsible for good order Al
ter Nh"cco had made speech. the (which was
one of the lar. eyar held lhn.sn Do sts>Mss
not decided Who had the au . -
i'm .----i.- .HAL.l. L.....bskX A
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Hiii,am lia!-, Plaintiff
dgHiIS,
Samuel Edmund. and Ia. ealer London executor Of
Austin Wright, decd, Defendants,
IL Cn,srrrY.
On the petition of tharles 4. paeson, by counsel, who
filed hi, bil be is admitted party rlaintl this suit,
his agreeing 10 pay his proportion OF the Gusts hcco aud
thercnPon on hrs moon il IS ordered that the defendant
Lavender London, Executor Of AUSTIN right decd, be
strained from paying away, otherwise disposng Of
mon'e goods effects in his hands, which hereafter
10 his hands, bcengin 10 the defendant Samuel Ed
mnnd', 10 the amount OF one hundred dollars, subject
flainfit demand aud the future order ufhe Cou concern
my the same and on hIs further motion is ordered that
Tie said defendant Samuel Edmuals appear here on or
brorc the fourth Monday Jun net and the bill
u the sand plaintiff and that copy tins order lie forth
WITH inserted III 'thc lyHehbnfs Alreanian,n ncspalr
published in the town Of lynrlbnre oI two month, sue.
eessivcly aud another cop, th1et posted the front door
oil The courthouse Of tins comfy, court day.
Copy-=iesc,
SP. GARLAND ELK
April 10 v2n
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The following lines On very haelneyrd subject. we
think VERY beautiful. We eSusct them ifom late
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Y iRGlNtA Ata Count held f5r s,,isg Coauy tle 27,
day II March, IoiJ.
William liay., Plaintiff
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EsEl9 esOGElS

4 l1IENli0 Of their friends and the public gen
e@Ily. as many Goods and viii De sold "a per
cent lower than similar styles cost slN mouths AGO Be
low icW cttle articles comprising tn IL s;oci.:
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