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The Promsl Man.

The proud man is a fool in fermentation,
that swells and broils over like porridge
pot. He sets out his feathers like an owl,
to swell and seem bigger than he is. lie
is ilubbled with a tumor and inflammation of
lselt-conceit, that renders him stiff and IN
Ieasy. He has niuAp. AL f ;a.-.I'e.slfs1i''
love powder, that works upon him TO dotage,
and has transformed him into his own mis-.
Itress. He is his own gallant, and makes
passionate addresses to his own dear per-
lections. He commits idolatry TO himself
nd worships his own image-though there
is no soul living of his church but himself,
yet he believes as the church believes, and
maintains his faith with the obstinacy Of a
lfanatic. He is his own favorite, and ad.
vances himself not enly above his merit,
but. above mankind; is both Damon and
| Pythias TO his own dear self, and values his
crony above his soul. He gives place to
no man but himself, and that with very
great distance 10 all Others. He believes
whatever be has, receives a value in being
his; as horse in nobleman's stable will
lEear gTeater price than IN common mar
ket. He is SO proud that it is as hard to
Ibe acquitted with himself as with others,
for he is very apt to forget who he is, and
knows himself only specifically; therefore
he treats himself, cigilly as a stranger, with
ceremony and compliment, but admits OF
no privacy He strives to look bigger than
himself, as well as others, and is no better
than his own parasite and AatteTer.
little food will make a shallow torrent
swell above its banks, and rage and foam,
and yield roaring noise, while a deep
silent stream glides quietly on, so a vain
glorious, insOlent, proud man, swells with /
little trail prosperity, grows big and loud
aad overfows his bounds, and when he sinks
leaves mud and dirt behind him. His car
Rage is as glorious and naughty, as if h,
advanced on mems shoulders, OF tumbleC
lover their heads like Knippsrdoling. Fl,
Ifancies himself to be a Colosse; and so b.
lis, for his head bears no proportion to hi
e body, and his foundation is less than hi
If upper stories. We can naturally take n
y view of ourselves, unless we look down
p wards, TO teach US what humble admire;
a we ought to besof Cur own value. Th
: slighter and less solid bis materials are, Oh
ie more room they take up, and make biz
swell the bigger, as feathers and coltonWi
= stuff cushions better than things Of mo-
z solid parts.
: WHO As BEAT THls.-A corresponds
a of the Eastern Sentinel boasts thus:
& As. have often read in the papers
s. lgreatnaen being aised for their great dee
8 etc, | think | have right 10 tell what
have done. First--I was years a tear
IN lstef, 9 years aconstable; 81 Jars a iusti
q, Of the peace;. II summers was liu
ne burner; 10 winters | taught school; "a yea
ng q commissioned ptliceI, from lieutenant
he Major; Is years was lock tender on /
9; Lehigh Canal, Lock No. 46; and am faith
be of 10 children -namel1. 10 sons aud
se ldpughtars; and the best Of my story is. Il
IS have quit drinking liquor. ] was be
": 1850. Ny name IS Hope, and have Cal
and show charity.
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An Inch or 'rIHR-ssM ons Of money
for an inch Of line,' cried Elizabeth. the
gifted, but vain and ambitious Queen of
England, upon her dying bed Unhappy
woman! reclining upon royal couch, with
ten thousand dresses in her wardrobe! a
kingdom upon which the "sun never SETS
al her feet, all now are valueless, and she
lshrieks in anguish and shrieks in vain, for a
single finch ofiime.p She enjoyed three
score and ten years. Like too many among
Us, she had so devoted them TO wealth, &c
pleasure, to pride and ambition, that hel
@hoIe preparation for.etemity was crowded
into her last moments, and hence she whs
had wasted more han half century, woule
now barter millions 'sfor an inch of time. Z
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SPEECH OF 4 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY IN
INDIANA. 49, Nows gentlemen of the jury,
this are case Bl9 I'll first tell gon one
thing. Ever since have been prosecuting
attorney, there i certain big bugs Of the
law that has tried to ride over me roughshod
but, hear, have risen tfinmphantly over the
rights and liberties Of The law; yes, rise
Indignantly abov the jurisdiction Of ciylllty
in blaze Of glory" Go il good fellow
you are destined to 'rise.' =
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YAZoo COUNTY. Ang. Term, 843-
Ashel w. Washburn and wife Leanora, and
William E. Pugh, Admrs of Rhoda Mar
tin, deceased, compliments,
vs.
David Barber, administrator in right Of his
wife Susan, of the Estate Of MoullTe
Marlin, decd, VIM. Phillips, A. II. Muir
ply, Andrew Club, aud Joseph and Ade
line Mariin,a defendants.
ESPON opening the matters Of This Bill
~ and il appearing 70 ihe satisfaction Of
the court, that the defendants David Barber
and Susan Barber his wife, are not 10
habilants oil this State but reside beyond
the limits thereof so tha the necessary pro-
cess Of this court cannot, be executed, upon
them:-It is therefore ordered, that unless
lhe said defendants appear before the Pro-
bate Court of Yazoo county, at the Court
House thereof, in the town Of Benton, on
the 4lh Monday Of November next and
plead, answer or demur to the Bill of com
plants herein, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed, and such order
and decree made therein as the said courl
may deem equitable and just
1t is further ordered, that copy Of this
order be published in the Yazoo City Wing
once week for two months gely.
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT, clerk.
VIM L. PUGm, P. Q.
Sept 8, IS43 (pr. fee. S2O) 9-9A
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MISC ELLANEO o 5.
VERTUE.


Virtue is the highest proof Of understand
ing, and the only solid basis Of greatness.
DR.. Ben Johnson
Virtue is that quality in our actions by
which they are 6ued to do good 10 others,
or to prevent their Rutherford
There can BE no happiness without viz
tue.-Seneea.
The christian religion hath ascerained
the precise quantity OF Eutue necessary to
salvation. -Pale
An action, theGaa h.4sts -.-iz 1a.at -.-se
erafg vtrtaous, oniess II be out ol choice,
and with a good viii Cicero.
Virtue dwels noi upon the tip of lla
tongue, but in tie inmest temple of a just
and purified earl.-Seneca.
That virtue which requires to he ever
guarded is scarcely worth the sentinel
GolasinilA.
Virtue presented sing!y 10 the imagina-
lion OF The reason, Is So we'll recommended
/ by is graces, and strongly supported by argn-
meuis, that good man wonder how any san
be bad.-Dr. Johnson.
tits utterly impossible thsfe should be any
virtue unless 1t is DISTINGUISHED. Cicero.
Virtue is beauty. -Shakspeare'
Virtue maketh men on earth famous, in
their graves iilusirious, and in Heaven i'm,
mortal-Cbilo.
Such as have virtue always in their mouth:
land neglect lis PRACTICE, are Ike harp
(which emts a sound pleasing to Others while
itself is insensible to the music.-DiogeRes
Every thing great is not always good, bu
all good Things are greal-Dsmosthones.
Virtue, and she laws aud ordlnancesof msn
is the rule Of a wise man.-Autisl henes.
Virtue is bold, and goodness never fear
iul-Shakspeare.
b -- For if oar virtues
Did not go forth OF Us, 'twere all alike
As Il we had them not.-Shaks peare.
8 The wintry blast of death
!. Kills not the bud OF virtuetno, they spread
} Beneath the heavenly beams 81 brighter suns.
is Though endless ages iuto h4gher,poweE
o Thompson.
Virtues a solid rock, whereai being aimed
If The keenest darts 81 envy, set Gnhurt,
The maroie nero stands, built OF such hass
While they reeoil and wound the shooters face.
Beaumont
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WHAT IS THE MOST PERFECT GOVERN
NENT. That said Bias, where the inhab.
itants are neither too rich nor too pool.'
That saia Anercharsis, the Scyshian,
where virtue is honored and vice detested.'
'That,' said Pitlacus, whose dignities are
always conferred upon the yutuous and
never upon the base.
THAT said Chile, where the laws are
more regarded than The orators.
But that, said Scion, where an insult
done TO the meanest subject Is an insult TO
the whole community
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NOTICE

rs hereby given 10 all whom It may con
cern, that al lhsJuly Term, ls43, Of the
Yazoo Probate Court, Letters Of Administra-
tionwere granted 20 me on the estate Of Jno.
B. Miller, decd, Of Yazoo City. All per-
sons having claims against said estate, are
required TO present them for payment with
in the time prescribed by law OF the statute
Of limitations will be plead in bar Of their
recoveryi and those indebted to said estate
are requested to call and cancel their obli-
cations, that said estate may be speedily
settled.
NATHANIEL ROYsTER, Admir-.
w. E. PUCK, ATTY.
YazoO city, Aug Is, ls43. 6-l4t.
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HAPPY COMPARISON. brain Of hastv
man is like soety chimney, it is continually
in danger of taking frc from flames beneath.
The brain of well ordered and quiet citizen
lis like chimney newly swept; The sparkS
Eef passion pass through it and escape with
out danger into the cooler regions efthought
and reflection
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THE ALPINE HoRN.-Fhe Alpine Horn
is an instrument constructed with the bark
of cherry tree, and which like a speaking
trumpet, is used 10 convey sounds to great
distance. When the last rays Of the sun
gid the summit of the Alps. the shepherd
who dwelIs the highest en- those mountains,
takes his horn and calls aloud, "Praisad Be
the Lord!''
| As soon as he is heard, the neighboring
shepherds leave their huts and repeat those
words. The sound lasts many minutes, for
every echo of the mountains, and grot of
the rocks, repeat the name of God.
/ How solemn the scene! Imagination
cannot picture.to itself any thing more sub
lime. The profound silence that sgecesda
upon which the vault of heaven seem to
rest-everything excites the mind to enlhu-
siasm.
In the mean while, the shepherds bend
their knees and pray in the open air, and
soon after retire to their huts to enjoy the
repose of innocence.
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A we'll dressed young gentleinenat a ball.
in whisking about the room, run his head
against young lady. He began to apollo
lgise. "Not word, sir, cried she, sit is not
hard enough TO hurt anybody.''
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NOTICE.

n will, At the next November Term Of the
M Probate Court Of Yazoo county, present
my account, as administrator Of Stephen E.
Miller, deed, for settlement and allowance.
WIN. g. MILLER, Admir-.
Yazoo city, Oct 10, l84s. l4-st.
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A few days since Jonathan from the
country, who had taken lodgings a The
AstoF House, was rather surprised ehen he
came 10 the dinner table, 10 see noting on
it. "What viii you havegn asked the wait
er. Jonathan stared at him; q dun know .
"Would you like a bill Of fare, sifa', eThank
ye; l don't care if do take a small piece. >
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BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT. There is scarcely
a profession in which the srmpalhies Of IL
professors are more painfully excited than
that of the medical practitioner. How often
lis be called 10 tie bed Of hopeless sickness:
ard that too, ia family, HE members Of
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glAy MISTAKEN FOX. AiUsERAT. We
learn from The Albany Advertiser, that ia
Ithaca, day or two since, a Mr.. Terrell was
Isiaingo on the banks Of the inlet, very con-
lposedly and innocenlly engaged in fishing.
dreaming Of no danger other than the usual
lperis that attend The angler; when his
quiet was doomed 10 a disastrous interrup-
ition. A young boy of the village, who. Gun
in hand, was on the qai rice. was attracted
by the sight Of Mr. Terrell's.fr cap, which.
he declares stonily be took for muskrat.
and let dy { full discharge Of Very sizeable
shot, which lodged in the forehead. cheek
arm. and leg OF Mr.. T !, wonndfne ~ serv
zEsevstoly. He has ever since been con ned
10 his room by tie injury
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The battle ef Bunker Hin lasted our
hours steady popping. Il began between
Two and three M., and continued anti
after six in The evening onu time for
ono 10 stand up lobe shot 81.
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A thief il Chillicothe, some tkonev
and buried If il 81 urn. The Phladelps,;.
Times thinks that Tie man who earns s,es.s,
ought to be permitted 10 enjoy II.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
/ OSr or misplaced from our Store. on Cary

street on ue night u tn hr- ho- ~ r. Tr-t
n two boxes single oaf AMI n Woosy
Nos SUGAR half boAe- of Browns bo,e-
Barnes Cos Axes kss OF Indigo barrel tot ANY
information about aid goc- VIII b. thankfully received
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
ROBERT MOTT,
House, sign FAINTER and s:raz,.r.

Nsrt ds~r 70 hs E,ssAssFs BaaL Rph-s-d TIrrf-6,
" received further supply of Paints OH Co-l ard other
NaTni-ies with Painters brushes An a.-nr
Hfn' u French AMI American wiow szr- from -aio 10
'o'-" inches AL Of which h. 'erous up
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B-A large -uPpy of sap stone Paint for sae low al,
Fiiii inf I'm 90 Stnng-d Roofs X. y.