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LYNCHHURG VAIL LINE.

- PASSENGERS Tor Lvnchburg. Icav
: ing in the Cans Sundays, Tuesday, and Thur.
/ days. at \. VI. reach Hammers the evening
SsS and Lynchhurg the afteloon early hour
SzYTlva On this Passenger positive assurance
49, detention under circumstances
THOMAS SHARP
&c Agent Of transportation
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w. 'nued states Count. fo the Eastern District of y,,,,,
at Noro!s, Irh. I'd iei3. WILLIAM roPTI oCp
u'h, t.'ns nled petition Praying he may be a
"aGAiuli IL - ordered that person, c,nin, % ~,
S'eots oi the said William Poroek show eau.s 90 49,. -
on ns 'h DAY OF March why the aid Wm,n po,,.,
@ "o es declared Bankrupt pursuant, 10 The aet of Con
nn ua BEHALF aud that copy order h. pub,hsd 49,
s newspapers according 10 the s2nd 2i,h ies Of 60,
\. Copy-Tesic. - -''
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To PhySiciuns.
DR.. RO. THOMPsON'S PELVIC CORSET


UtcrO Alb ANAL BnndaEe,
For tie Of Polapsus Uten by External Pressure.
FGNHE subscriber having purchased of DR.. Ro.
4 Thompson the night make and vsnd his Pelvic
iro Abdominal Bandage for the Of falling
81 hs womb respectfully heA
faculty, possessing superior advantage. every
tie purpose and ask their
enabled them such prices VIII place
u eysy patient
The following eerGeates respectfully submitted:
From Dr. yeiH E5,rl,
CISCSNAr May l. 1897.
ihavs carefully Uterine Truss invented by 10
TbomP>a Of Columbus IN the STATE and confidently
that unqueHonaby the perfect useful Of
ut Kind offered the public. differs essentially
strucon from The Dr. HUI
Tss2eeu far ,ypenor
The Doctor has conferred bDCht society By the
hoo Of this truss. JNO. EBERLE ". n,
Professor Thso Practice Of Medicine IN Medical coueg.
q Ohio
Dr. sewsn Of Columbia Cousgg city Of Washington saws
81 have carefully Examined Dr. A. Huus and Dr. r. 1hotnp
sons Apparatus referred TO- and coadT them
ssnisny ddsrsni IN their construction.
The and leading thoss S1ts OF
atu TO- that whus Or HuS intended sasrd partial
port 10 the ueru, and other and very uteomfor
bic m1nns Dr. ThOm7-ous calculated muck better
support and Do safely comfortably. While consider the use
Of d. HUNS nHfuusnt Intellectual and Omen unsafe regard
Thoinpson's safe, and oasn hghy bensheaI"
Having pointed other important d,ne,. DR. s,uu ,o,
eusss-
Dr. ThomPsons apparatus wedge STOPPER or pesar
which important difference between thsm"
We have Possession other eerheaiet Physicians
known hfogghoU State, which Inspection OF
those WHO wish 70 them although ply
persons acquainted win the anatomy Of the parts viii
dg2e Aigy Dt'yAr l. 70
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TO AGKICULTURISTS.

-.
practical directions and hints for management Of the farm
ai saien originally published CuivatoT selected ana re-
- lt us sth9o' District Library by J. Bucl ESQ Il
ia Nhe more real and important services
ed To am country than BY improving arr.cuiur,-
In two small volumes
ATressc Ngrcutu, cou,priS,nr ron,i-, b.,,. -, 10. oil
g ana progress the condition
and the theory and practice OF To which added d.
Tthion on the kitchen ana fruit garden Armstrong with mole.
by Ruc, small
American Hu,handy teng Of essays on A-rclurr
compiled principally Cutyator and IN. Genes, r,,
luncs. ' " ~ "'1 w
Practical Aguculugi, eouprchcrng the cultivation NJ MINT,
sei't With variety Of information will be found important
10 TIE farmer hy g. Virgins Fanncrs Cabin,
&c ONE yUlgms 1880
A.ucscan Breeder proctesI tr.,,,s. o, ,, ..,
rearing ami ltonng Of swine by a. w Ellsworth with plate
on" small volume. '
Teau~c On Sheep with tho means Tor their Improvement,
general nanls cement a the treatment diseases with chm
ter on wool and the additional rha-,r n, Tho
small volume Wv
Bees Pigeons, Rabbit AMI Canaan, Birds f,ni,ry described,
u'f h ui H'1inin health and disease plainly down with
an appendix containing directions care Of several A,r,
singing hiri--'u one small volume.
complete Farmer ani Rural Economist coureniu. .,rnr. NJ
ir in.s important bnurhg, agricultural AMI rural economy b.,
r. G. fcSSenirn-f'utn edition enlarged. one yol,p. ' ~
New American GARNER practical directions on the cut,r NJ
IH ana VEGETABLES incuins landscape gardening, grape vines
SIS Hf'".'s & S-li h edition. by T. FcS~-nen. one
volume Received f'r sale uy
f-i5 SMITH, DEINKER < NORRIS
<SHlRTtNGs AND snEEriNGs &e-nl.,cb.i and Hr,,l,
H">s ant Point Bank k-rscys Jeans and ssuinet I
70. sale very cheap, J. b. CI-NNINCINys
is Cheap Cash DRY Good store.
sNiiENIIi Cote" Urns.-E,tra Gae Bock TIN Coffee
'' anu ffensA patent '"n-r Io' tnt sal. by
I' ~. RICHARDS a GARDNER.
e lNDS' SNFt$NPARII.I.N .---Another ,upp, 81 the
- above just received per sehT. TuscarorN
lst 4. DUAL co.
CamPIiitr md Sp't. Chs.
HLSi 'amPhne and sPs Gas receiving ehr Tuscaror
ie ~ ALIEN DUvAL Il 90.
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IN the United States Court for the ros,crn M.

IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
uc % Virginia. February sisl lss3; SAMUEL BRANCH
of e Town OF LSnehhurs having % petition praying TIA,
may he declared bankrupt rcd that all pcfpnns
IA BE- oFsts of tho aid Samuel Branch court
ON The Joh day az March the said
MOI dee2frd bankrupt the Congress
n' a~d I'M, copy Of this our he publshsd newspapers
according to the 2sd and 2tth of court.
copy-'resc
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/ n the United States Court tor I'M k.aslern On.

inc United States Court tor the Eastern I,s.
uiet OF virginia. February i7th lsi3 EDWARD MAYO
" ue county OF fowhsan having filed petition ptay inS that h.
% oe ueeaf"d bankrupt IL l. ordered persons em
ing Q. er,lhor- OF the aid Edward MAYO show cause 10 M
,ouit on The ih day of March the aid Tar May
bankrupt pursuant to the Congress i'm that
oha ana mat copy OF TIN, order be published IN the new,pa
per-' aeeoruns 10 the sSd aud 9Th o. Court.
A Copy-T-s,c,
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4 the United States Court Tor the Eastern DIS.
u tnc of Virginia, at Norfolk February 18th. 1913:
TN the petition OF James Goodman and David Jordon,
Nansemond County, Virginia,
against
John D. Benton.
on reading the petition aforesaid ordered That notice Their,
Of be the said John Benton personally by delivering
copy thereof u he be found within the District
copy thereof NJ he known usual place
uet al least twenty days before the LIST day May
hearing wi be had upon the said petition
IN The Borough Of Norfolk, within District. And
also that notice thereof be published newpaper.
To The s'd and sith Rules Of Court persons
may appear at the aid time and place and they
have, why the said petition should not be granted
\ copy-Teste.
NH 6-viw A COvnrpy r1.,S
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do hereby ce persuasion OF some Of nv friends
purchased afa smh Bers or Renoyator or Ir,b
and found great relief have had breast Tor or
years past an Confident thar medicine that
gwen NE ~ much relief mink sots restore me
health. ROYAL F. gHEpuERD
JrLY sd 1stg. De : n
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fees-wsw HENRY GIBSON. c,,i.

" hIEE-PRODF Observation-Disclosures water proof sho-z
uanuhctufcdhy Miles Son. of Philadelphia. The sub
scnber has now 10 store superior lot oe Shoes
such ~ h. can recommend being the cheapest Fh1c wo for
The winter Ccnucmcn invited Judge for
u'n'"lveS SAMUEL TJTNEY,
o. ~ One do,r afpys tt,bb,,t C,,t,., o. a..
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the United States Court the Faster, D,,,,,-, - -
teouay ~ lo'J H. T. WArkINs the county of puek ne
nam having ed PETITION that BE- declared b,r
'uP' u IA ordered uili all persons enns BE- creditor.
saa H. T. Watkins show cause the court on the Iob ia, ~
MAY next Why The said w. ?. Watkins b. not dse,re I,,t
' pursuant I" TIE act of Congress behalf md tia, cot
OF . order be published tho newspaper according 10 IN, N
"'I >f.n tu'e> OF Souft \ copy-Testc.
-WSw 49, HENRY GIBSON. Clerk
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RUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c. &C.

NAAInINAEN, dc. &c.
HAINOR IL LYELL have constantly on
~ hand large assortment every line which
they determined sell ire cash M
70 prompt customers Country merchants and physicians
sending their order, rely upon having prompt
~ executed
We would respectfully call the attention u phy
and the pubhe generally. % ass9neuI Of
Drugs Medicines, Chemicals Surgeons instruments
Glass Ware, Pants, Oil vsrnish. Window Class
Dye Stuff, Toaceo, Cigars. snuh
Foreign and Domestic Peflmsy
Colognss. and Fancy Arie!es
Together with large assortment OF
Patent Medicines,
Among which VII Be found
Raeahout vsry valuable preparation f1r Dyspsp~a
DR.. WEARS Bslsau Of wild Cherry
Henry'I gsnuins MsEnSs.s Hays Lnimsn Tor the Pi.s
hewes Nerve and Bone Lnmsn and Inin Vegetable ElIT
for Rheumatism
JayneS EEpsctoraut Caminauvs Bassm and Hsir Tonic
Peters Hbbsrds Lees indian Vegetable vahsrs French
Pills
DT Mofats Life Pills and PhyniI Biuers
Rowsnds Improved Tome Mixture Svam's Psraeea
Taytors Baliam Of Liyersor, e..
CAYNOR Il LYELI.
no % Or. to5r above The Bel Tavern.
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'opy-Iesie
JOHN HUNTER. &. &.
L. Chesterfield c'ccui, Superior Court, October


John rn'y AMI Reuben Barrett partner, under the firm or
1iuSey and Barrett. Pl,ir,,r
Against
'n'h Ca0ioza and Aaron y Caioza rst and al
- ~ Executor and ENecutrN %: Moses Ciutoza deed s,nu.
''rd"Sa Mo-, 'or, Jacob Caui1ls David Carlnys Jutb
Iauiosa IT. Aburr Kerr ant wife, ,l,fsri,rts
rms cause came 10 be hu the paper, formerly read ana
The report oi commissioner Williams. made pursuance Of the
erial order of The :ith OF February, thousand eight hunri
am twenty 's,'n AMI Argued By cun,ulrrai ON
whereof IL" Count doth order that b,
au account ui the debts duC 90 Moe. y C,p,,
'ee a. M taxing which lc directed adveite-
sh pubsn'd four week, newspaper OF
mona 10 an rsn' having claims against the said produce
~" same before him. duly authenticated further report
an account marsiauns the ~ .sar and appoo
' m" the creditors including plaintiffs accord
nc 8" the principles Of the cIung the
sad accounts De authorized proceed without notice. oter
NAN ~ aforesaid and 10 make report any sp,c iai
E stated deemed pertinent D.! himself fe7asy hy any Of tie par
\ Cou,--.T.-t. l. u IRTEp 4,
The parties concerned in the foregoing order Of
count are hereby notified that have appointed
March 1873 and H. Rhodes once, Richmond a. the
time and place Tor taking making up report as
directed 10y said order. which day p they are re-
qued to attend with all their documents IN relation
moIcto. l. NUNNALLY Couif.
fC 25-wtw
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SURPRISING CCRE-Among the many singular cure.
which tins medicine eiccri
It's powSs are fully shown the Austin
Ihs lady had tecn conSuupiVc
the greater Of this had medical at
tenton. and tried all the valuable remedies. Vet nothing
could bv found In subject TO
Noent fits o coughing cNPceoated guanuv. ct matter
ceeasonay ursed with h,Cd ami step step fearful d
urey despOred or While this distressing situation lingering
upon the % the OF
this Bsan which her expression opxnted ,lmo,t
like CHARM In few DAYS abe eTPectoated freely the cough
WAS gradually suppressed and every day appeared flesh
her books and place OF that enacat,d
form whitening 10 decay she is mnshnE society
ter health than she has enjoyed for wears
DsINrEREsrED TIsrtSoNN-Ilaving
eheaey OF Dr. WsiArs Balssm Of Wild Cherry OF
Mrs Austin eheeTay Acknowledge statement TO be
true and correct J. c. WALTERS, " D.
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~ = Lb,rai ogrrAny person subscribing himself or ob,s
INC ne" subscriber Tor year and so CURE
iuH Tee ~ all expense, sha copy Periodical
one and of Sears Biography or wond.r. Of n
world to Kept subject hi. order Actress as above, 4.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

Vie Great Remedy for Consumption of the
Lungs Aaeeton- Liver Asthma. Branehi Pain. OF
weakness Of thu Brasi Pirisy e,r
k' OF the Lungs and an Affections u the Pulmonary
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
compound bakauuc preparation 81 tho Presses
VIVA Cherry hafk eombin.d The Extract TAR prrparS by
uhsushcd physicians AMI universally Acknowledged most Vala
hS nicine discovered No quNckcn No
eurr 10Th Tho virtues II this t mccne
ar 70 deceive tor who hborng user sccn
!" culgtAe uosc tn deserves Vet around
and -. c amount iys ami distress many
OF diseases waeh this medicine has
tut W. te'l that claims strongly
ueh VA It's aNor Various remedies, u
pulled iuto notice Tor the DISEASES Lungs
have no Doubt been found Vc useful but ,c
discovered - admitted by physicians ami an who
'S effects that none has proved successful this such indeed
are the surprising virtues nan
clans have iad To effect the
been prnc'Nc Of the astonishing rcct AMI actually
eut's af'rr all hopes orrveoVcry had hccn dcoir,oC
I'm the rsi stages c the dasc. tcTlct tNrARRuAL
srNrrio> originating tom neglected. COLDS, used
with undertaking AMI hundreds aekno they owe
the restoration Cf their invaluable alone
Ia that form Of Consumption prevalent delicate
females commonly termed debility, C!stsF Derl4s
complaint with which thousands lingering. PROV
ed highly successful and only possesses loVct check
ing the progress o this alarming complaint but strengthen.
aud nvigoratcs the checuaiy any medicine
VIC have possessed
Besides surprising efficacy Consumption It equally ef
heaeious m Liver Complaints Asthma. bronchitis avc-
tons Of the Lungs and
amer every rvInc, had failed " Foe particulars
see Dr. Nbsars Treatise Consumption, be
THE attending the use Of thu, pe.
cine IN diseases the Lungs and singular cures
has effected has iy established efficacy having already
published numerous certificates the authority which
beyond doubt CONSIDER unnecessary 10
exhibit long hst place. viii only mention
a few caSe>, TO show what done.
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NEW DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
DEcENETR, 1912.
X II. JENKINS ~ opening from auction, a
H. large addition very stock Of Dr. GoodI and
= no" prepared to sn prices ever following
1000 pieces casoe, prices from s. g. g. TO- and IaI cts
comprising choice ass9ruicrs OF styles and auauueI
LOU Blankets j. Cd T. Ct IS %. Is and higher
100 pair bed Blankets - I. and higher.
100 pieces white and rcd F1nn. zoe Is Cd and aner.
Linssys, l2ie. H. zoe and Is Cd.
ker'eys for men. H. 2Oe De
svU pieces heavy from l. Cd p Co. j. and Amer
IONS 'as'ifu'res and vestngs. great bargains
goo bales Csuon Oluaburgs So-. ] ana .
-DO bales eacs sni brown shirnrs from Sc
the finest made "
1000 yis M'a'lns. att. O. .. >. a. and finer
Reh aI vol NoI.Irs. from - % o.
PAD Silks f,f Ii.e-' trrssss.
5000 yts. ofau the style Of silks worn
Elegant Velvet bonnet Ribbons and n3vef-
lo"o Linen Cambria ndkfs ise 20. and Is and higher
Great bargains 90 clpet,rgs 20 % a. 3. and finer
Lambs Wool ana Memo and drawers
S2es. Glove. SHIRT Collars sl,ycnier, &C. f,unng the lar
get and a.soitrisn' of D Goods In the CIV and
Nm '9i Wholesale or retail for cash unprecedented pr
CO.. dec l3--cimcp
UovER sEEDsoO Du.hci. prime c7ysf Sod iof SALE ly
- 40 woRrHAM. MeGRupEG a 90.
New BEDFORD BIrnched winter OiI, warranted 81
e IL DAVENPORT ALLEN.
Scw spring CnIicors.
Isf received new Spring Caleocs of beautiful syie Cml
- dfrn- dc"s Also. Apron Checks. Nansssns e. which
DO a'i very DheIi. 'Dr c1sh. BY w. MEREDITH
A ~ PPLA oT Bicachrd winter strained Lamp
eI IN ErTAcEGsov.
Mutt LEAD AND WINDOW GLsSS;
w $50 White Lend 40. . anil E,iu
600 boxes window Gas, assorted syc.-i1rs1is by
mu ALEXANDER DryNLS CO.
SIEHCEH POBATOEs,--wr have Tor .1ie Is bu-l,ci.of
rli GuErrER rE,KE
BlItODsE a. fssI sHIsAtY OHGANS.-ies.
s1l,' o. che D.eas' Of ne rnn'y o,Eau' by sr BENJAMIN
o. hrfs = surgeon Co., The queen From hc Third London
ri SMITH DINNER MORRIS
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W i'S hs'gNre NirE,n'an VIII COPY

n at Norfolk. sth February lsia JAMES Coy Of N.
So nav ing t'd petition praying that he may declared
II : uiN'Iel thA all persons claiming creditor. q
r -ad James Cox show Court on IA. ION 81,
March nett why the said James Cox shou declared banI
u pursuant To ih" act NJ Congress behalf and thai CON
Of this order be published The nevspaper. arrornr 10
and sith rule. Of Count. ~
4 Copy-Teste,
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NOTICE.
S4rVN WE take this occasion TO give
= !.
IA - notice that Ne tssp constantly N Stoves
OJHLA Gtatc- ard Cnoking Rangers Of all Kinds that
>NAH generally u-si IN this market, Of
ES<G manufacture, which Will I'll N reasonable
EtEltIZ,n Also Mut's Agricultural Furnaces Tot
SfKssy&rF Streaming fed for Stock. which
TX@1 IN" manufacturers priccs, after adding the
T-nse-. rin. Stove AMI Sheet Iron Manu-
factop, tho Dell Tavern where an kinds
wcfk ourp will be done the ausble ami
theshores notice RcnF with Tin Copper cuts~nng Se
apps n q. ~ WELLER.
Al.-30O bales landing for sale by
de- BOND. EDMOND a DAVENPORT.
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DAVENPORT & ALLEN.

SEAWS FAMILY MAGNIINE 5 q new tnonihy of Is ,,r.
~ whose object Is The publisher coce cond.r,. an
sy"na- the OF standard general knowledge co,
iiu n works numerous AMI youmInous a. Ia he stoy.t
beyond the reach Of mankind and thus collected and m
pared 10 place by ccapnrs. rompr h,n,v.n,,.
lr acquisition oi all II Willie eiu5,lhed with scveral huulr
engraving Illustrative of many the most prominent event,
bJics and Religious History To entirely nee from seetar,
isu-Fnce - 90 Subscriptions orders solicited ty
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BARGAINS IN DRY Goods

FFHrrAay 2irn, 1913
ID o. JENKINS w1uH invite tr attention oi pors0us want
~. bargains in new snI fresh Dy Go,is 20 examine he
following susss recently o.sued
IRISH Huers 1910 pieces C1cocr aN res from cents t1 n
Q. 10. IZI -srt. sri inner.
Coths C,ms ana Nosng.. Cotton Czn1burrs Bcaeei ani
Brown smrugs 90 o. g. 10 and finer a wshs brow
blrrf Shrrtnrs Umbrellas, silks fn Ladies'
Dress. M1u.nt Pocket handkerchief OIL Kinds Lsce goo Of
every deception selling for CASH. bargans
be- Ind at f2t n. n. IENKtNE.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15

nrg subjected 10 dgid discipline
which would give Them u mind II
they had none, SO ! think u fonson'
able 10 expect tholf minds 10 airIyc
NJ greater slrongtl,and maturity than
tie females n oil tho facIs'abd ~.
gnme0is which might be collected
from history aud experience, could be-
arruyed upodthis subject, The female
intellect would compare with tho
male, without any diparogcncol TO
the latter.
When we sec them breaking over
all restraints, surmountiug every OBJ.
sloole aud rising prominently great,
(as we are happy to say some In mod
orn time, and nola few in our own
country have done b, we are constrain-
cd TO believe that there are among
them, many instances Of superior
minds. If YOU wish one Of great ma
turol powers, (aItho' the lilly was
early cut from the feld) | need only
point you TO the lamented Margaret
Miller Davidson, one who, without
education in the years of her child
hood, produced Poetry as ifby magic.
Had she lived only a few years long
err, she would have been another
luminary, perhaps the brightest in
the constellation Of poets and poetes.
SEES. She would have raised an eter-
nal monument to the ability of wo-
man, one too, sufficient to refute the
Imputations which have been cast
upon her. She would have been to |
her sex, as the Polar Star to the mar
ner, to guide them on to the haven
If glory. NJ. D.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

We have received partial retuns
from the Louisiana elections, which
from ther length, and the late hour
we received the paper containing
them, We are prevented from publish
ing the particulars. But from what we
have been able to see, from slight
examination Of the returns before us,
the whole Democratic ticket are
elected; at least, we are quite certain
that three out of four have been elect
ed; there being some little probabili-
" of Gov. Whites success.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15
THE NEXT CONGRESS.

Elections have been held in eleven
States, for members ofthe next House
of Representatives. An election for
members was held in Louisiana, on
Monday last. The remaining States
hold their elections as follows:
North Carolina, LIST Monday in Au-
gust, Z members. Alabama, do. do.
90. Kentucky, do. do. 10 MEMS
Indiana, same as Kentucky. Illinois,
DO. do. 7 mems. Tennessee, LIST
Thursday, in do. IL mems. Vermont,
is TeuSday in September, 4 men,
Maine, cd do. in Sep mem. Ma
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15

duty, were ordered 10 be lran,ml,lsA
10 General Jackson.--Ouf wo,'Ls
mld houofod Executive hal ey,nesJ
u great deal OF lasts Ia the discharge
Of that pleasant duly flo hn, had
the resolutions elegantly written u0.
on pnIchmcntg, and pat In u bcaui.
ful flame. II there Is any thing Tina,
can enhance the pleasure which w,,I
animate the bosom Of the old Cblsc
Ii,n upon the receipt Of those re,ou.
tons pissed ms they were Ivy n WhIp
Legislature Us an act Of condemnn.
ton OF their own senator and repro.
sentative In congress, II will be derir
ed from the manner aud form IN
which our executive has chosen 10
forward them"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15

CANADA.--Thc Montreal Herald
states lis opinion that though Out.
wardly all seems peaceablc, mischief
is brewing rapidly in Canada. That
paper AYERS that meetings are fire.
quently held in Montreal which are
lAgrely attended by French Cana.
dams, and secret societies having for
their object the dismemberment Of
Canada from the Mother country pre-.
vail throughout the French district
It's said also that irregular bodies Of
cavalry and inlantryhave been seen
&c. &c. This is proba
bly, all only The poetic imagining Of
the edilor.-Sat post.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-15

am truly glad to see the old and
stale notion that the education of the
females, is a matter wholly useless &
unimportant--a notion conceived in
ignorance and must die with the same,
being banished from our land as the
shades of night before the rising sun.
But some say that female intellects
are inferior to those of the opposite
sex, and consequently they cannot so
well appreciate an education, or re-
celve it with the same advantage
To refute this, we need only to ap-
pealto history. We have seen them
inspiring exhausted troops with fresh
animation, leading them on to victory
and success, restoring peace to their
country, and afterwards holding the
reins of civil authority, governing
their subjects with moderation, eqni.
ty and wisdom, rarely to be met with.
So think that this shows a versatile
ty OF, genius seldom eyinced by our
noble sex. How then can men, with
these facts staring them in the face,
make such statements? must and
will attribute the disparity of the fe-
male, when compared with the male,
o the force of education. Our fe
male institutions in general have but
/ mere nominal existence. But on
he other hand, thousands are expen-
led on the male schools and colleges,
d preparing apparatus and libraries
Or a thorough education The young
len go to them for years, where, they