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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

We have pleasure in being able y lay
before our readers to-day the patriotic
speech Of Mr.. Clay, delivered at Raleigh
in April last. IL is unnecessary for US 10
bespeak for il an attentive perusal; III.
conspicuous position which that eminent
statesman now holds, ths all-engrOssing
topics treated on, and the clear and con.
vincing manner IN which he has elucidat.
ed his subjects, will form irresistible attrac-
'ens. All will get up from its perusal
better patriots, and more fervent lovers
Of our glorious Union.
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svsy sAsVallisa - Dc GsaetlAg<a-
bys
RsslaEaA. thsrsllsE. Ia CT gaAli.
oaars khoSA eo1Gne themseteee . -
6lscnsssoa q siGis p1iieys ne prnpEisiy
q mzking s01as sx CIR larmsrs - Res
der prodas % mazksi, lhe impsoEemeni
ol me means e sdsranna. ne poliry o.
lmpollcy q sss1ning he Raleigh nd
Gasioa Dad Read SOCK b. 6as s.ai.. fAs
inPHu~s0eni q he l1diriasy syslen. and
rae dsision e. 0nass couniyy % dat he
sysarzn On Be- applird bens&cially % rs
uhese. sish many 0thef questions of dep
and abiding hnporanre. suald flnd kszm
sulhcienl aud pDhnhie en,pl0ymen1
2. Resolve. Thalxe sin nos sox Tof
any man g representative IN thr nsxf
Cenerzl Assembly, unless he III ple1ge
himself % use all lis ability 10 esns a
eentrai dislxinn of Onngr county success-
fully through the General Assembly, 4
instructed 20 70 DO BY he people Il he
August election.
.. Resolved. That ihe canditales nov
before the people Of 0rsnge. Be req1ired
10 discuss The question Of = renlrl disi.
son Of the county On is inenis. bsranss
Sc consider il Of more. or equal. inpor'
lance 70 ", than any other which sll Il
brought 70 The public attention.
4. Resolved, That the Sheriff be 70.
quested 10 open polls a. lie August cleo.
non, 70 enable The people Of Orange %
vote for or against central division.
s. Resolved. That John Check, Rober;
Thompson and Joseph M.Murray. be sp.
pointed 10 70 10 the three FIRST TAX gather.
ings, 10 disnfbuie the circulars, and ofFer
memorials for the central division 10 The
people Tor their signatures; and that they
appoint successors 10 attend The hsst three
tsx-gathenngs. and 30 on.
6. Resolved, That four fellow citizens
in the eastern pan Of the county win mol
consent 10 a division Of Orange. we ash
thrn, in justice 70 the west, n least 10 in.
struct their representatives TO place ths
new court house Al the centre OF ihs
county.
Z. Resolved, That the new county Il
be erected in the ives, Of Orange, be call
ed West Orange.
3. Resolved, That The IIiIlsborough Re
cOrler. che Raleigh Register. and the Stan.
dard, be requested 70 publish these pro
ceedings. -
A committee was appointed by IN,
Chairman to wait on the Sheriff, and as
certain whether he would comply viii
the fourth resolution Of this rneeiing; tn
committee consisted Of George Hurdle
esq. Leinuel n. Mebane and Jesse Gam
ESQ. who reported that the Sheriff woul
comply, ns requested so 10 do.
The thanks Of the meeting were the
rendered to the Chairman and Secrs,ar,
and the meeting adjourned.
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Attention.!

To the commissioned and non-eommis-
stoned Officers and Musicians belong
ing 10 the Back Creek Battalion IF
the 4sth Regiment Of N. c. Militia.
VoU are hereby ordered and comma aided
i 10 attend al George A. Mechanics Oh Fsi-
day The i3ih Of July. nj u o'clock. for drili
tnuster and conrt martial; and on SATURDAY
the 18th, you will attend with your respective
companies. at 10 o'clock, armed and eqpipled
as ,ae Lac directs. for battalion rxcrrisA.
NJ. w. MEBANE. Major.
June ID. 81
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Attention J!

To the commissioned and non-comnsis.
stoned Officers and Musicians, belong
ing to the 4sth Regiment Of N, c, Mi
iiia. 49,
wuU are hereby commanded 10 attead al
- George B. Morrow's On Friday the s6th
day OF July. at elevea o'clock, equipt as the Law
directs, for drill muster; aud on saturday the
eth. you will appear with your respective Com
panies, equipt as the law Directs, for battalion
exercise, atten o'clock.
JOS. B. McMURRAY, 1t. Col.
Julya. - ~>..~ @.. al
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col. Folks ANCESTRY.

A esIrespsaSssl Of ne Asgssis chro-
nicls gives &c fsllswing sss.sal AZ ahs
RcrofufionaFy serriers q CsA PsIk's az
eesiof. shleh haze heru % mech lsuded
BY ihs Dsaarrsue Review. GLIDE. Slsa5.
aid Gen. Sssndsrs. 4e:--
"Nhile LaIJ cosn~ sllls 1as rneaap-
&c o. Chs,lsllr. he s.Id Efsksei rsmsin-
sdia ne British camp. during shirhmne.
lss max oi Isspeei 10 his eosnITl D 10.
ssdeis. be sore the Insisnls Of Ioysliy.
red coal. Af.er Ire ., liirasai Of Col n.
ssils, EEekhl returned 10 bio h.me. o..
issir On Sugar ClerL. sbnui se.rn mllss
ff"m chsIlUiis. The Whles 10 thar Vi.
einiiy. unwilling 10 lnlsrsls his aeishbor.
hood. rssnl'ed Up"n hIs death. Tie fore.
most Of The party sho bad isksn upon
themselves tie summary execution Of Lis
ssnifbrr. xss Mr. Tsslor, who. up1n
finding he iory. Ies.lled hls gun 10 klll
himi but Ezekiel fslI upon his knees aud
inpiofing his life. x.s. af.er snae con.
sSl'a ion. permitted 81 live. upon cond'.
Ton. that be should foIIhw ith quit The
country OI Meeklenburg. Tn. eondiuon
he promptly rUmplisd with. aud did not
Ht,,rn until sI'sf peace had bssa establish.
ed aa.~.
The last Meckltnburg III rsonisn 10
8 silent a. The gave on The svljsei Of ihs
Revolutionary services Of Col. P"lk's sn-
e-si0rs. Fay. Dos.
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Or Country ander Pa-.-At the con.
clusion of " Polk and Texas" meeting
that was held in certain city not thous'
and miles distant from this, a few evenings
since, three cheers were given for POLK
and Dallas" and NINE for 7tras! When
the iroise had subsidized, gentleman rose
and addressed the chairman very gravely
as follows: Mr.. President, j in order,
| beg most respectfully to propose ONE
cheer for OUR OWN coUNTRY!"
"a WHICH, WHICH," out Of order!''
shouted the crowd. The chairman tecid.
ed the motion out Of order, and-we left
Detroit DAILY advertiser.
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- ~ fsai, sg-sfusI tbvBFtslags . t-atsI
rs lie PUtf.l e. & 49, ssiiEe - g. .
sleseh. lie ID IpsAk. So $50 gEEe -
gso1dsm iEssad y sBdtFss.hd thsi hs a.
- ssPp-E - = Pozk. - shasld q 81
tiensy Cisy. Tie messing thsn tsise
% Pei bio so.n. 81 beisg snstls g q
- scored . lie eaptdrsai II . ahdrsw.
aag Iksir iasers. Ga esIl.ns i8s sl.s
Psiknsn io'r.Re cot osly ssasls lhiEt
4 the meeting wsa'. and lhsy ssbsrqseni
" Tslusnet % Lssi re Hslh - CT. q.
plainly lad |, da.a. Tie spresh prg.
dsesd ne hsppse.s tG-eL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

CONSTITUTION OF New JERsEY.-The
Convention 10 frame a Constitution have
nearly concluded their labors. Their pro-
ject provides That the Governor Of the State
shall holdofiice for three years; that tia Sc.
nators, one from each county, shall also
hold Office for three years, one.third oftheir
number being elected each year; thar the
House shall consist Of members, appor.
toned to the population, chosen annually.
The pay Of members Of Legislature is 10
be tree dollars per day for forty days, af
ter that 81 so.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04
co.. HoSE AND Mr. KERR IN GUILFORD.

Col. Hoke, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, and Mr.. Kerr, the Wing
candidate for EIecior for this district, adj
dressed large company of the citizens Of
Guilford, at Saundes's mill, on Tuesday
Of last week. Col. Hoke spoke four
hours and half, and Mr.. Kerr two hours
and half, and were listened to with great
attention during the whole afternoon. from
one o'clock until dark. A very interest.
ing account Of the debate is given in the
Greensborough Patriot, which We should
be inciined to copy, if we had room. The
Wings of this district have no. been dis
appointed in their estimate OF the charac.
ter and ability of their candidate for Elec-
tor; he comes up nobly in the defence of
his cause, and thus early has extorted a
high compliment, even from his opponent.
His reply was spirited and pertinent, and
enchained attention even to the last word.
In noticing a sneer of Col. Hoke upon the
Yankees, Mr.. Kerr very justly deprecat-
ed and censured the habitual and treason
able efforts Of certain Southern politicians
to ALLEVIATE the affections of the southern
people from their northern brethren; and
with stirring eloquence he indicated the
name and iho glory Of the Yankee BY an
appeal to the revolutionary battle fields of
Concord and Lexington, Bennington and
Saratoga, and to the victories Of Yankee
commanders on the ocean, and Perry and
M'Donough on the lakes. He gloried, he
said, in the name of Yankee; il was a
passport all over the world, wherever the
divine spirit Of liberty had touched the
heart Of man. In connexion with this,
and on the subject of the tariff, Mr.. Kerr
cited the fact, that up to the period Of
1924, the Yankees had stood out against
the tariff policy-;hat it was the South
that forced the tariff policy upon the coun-
try, and literally drove New England from
the ocean to the spindle. He read passa-
ges from Mr.. Calhoun's speech in 1916,
which made plain the fact that he was
then in favor of manufactures and protec-
ton, for the avowed purpose of rearing up
a home market for the great staple of the
South, cotton-the true policy, which ne
yer should have been abandoned. Mr..
Kerr referred 10 a recent letter to COM
mittee in New Orleans, which shows that
! Mr.. Calhoun has not abandoned the poll
cy, when it can enure to his benefits"
however iniquisous and oppressive it may
be when it favors the manufactures Of the
North and West all is right when appli.
ed to the productions Of the South-he is
in favor of protecting the sugar Of l'ouisi'
ana!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

Secretary ~ ike 7feassry III . re-
ported irosa Washington. says tie Balli.
more Pa'riol, win every probability u
its trulh. thai Letter vas received yesser.
daE By de Presidsni from Mr.. Bib AZ
ksniurky. derlining The sPpohanenl q
Secretary of the 1'rsssuIy-aBd lllsl.
lhersuPan. NJ. Tyler appointed Mr. r.
RsnioSl. Jr.. nf Boston. 10 Inc vacant ul.
ace. Mr.. R. 10 The man whom The Sc.
nate. BY . very large vote. rejected "a
COlleeior OfllIr Pogl Of Bosioa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

Acorespondent Of the N. York En-
press. writing from Washington under
date Of the 2Oih ult. says: " Nothing has
yetbeen heard from Mr.. Gushing, and the
most serious apprehensions are entertain.
ed for his safety. In these apprehensiOns.
Captain Newton, late Of the ill-fated U.
States Steamer Missouri, in which Mr..
Cashisg sailedas Tar ~ the Mediterranean,
partakeS."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04
MORE ARoEr MRxIcn

We lssra. ssys the Nsi,as., lnlellisen-
Ger al Fudsy, sincs ssr lat. ihIss-h .
private channel, eniirris 60 be fehed Up,
an. that the true Iniormslian form M~xro
70, that the people al thai country we're ne.
yer more unised Than they are in ihsr
opposition 20 surrender Of Texas: that
they are delsiG nrd 10 lis en- In no lerms
IN regard tn the enjrct u" anne Aalien;'
'hi thev continue 90 regard T.xss a. a
Pari oi their ,erritnry. and "to n man"
prefer war 10 any compromise OF aha,
they conceive u be their unquessionable
riglts upon the sub re,. "-
h 10 now perfectly cls AZ. and must b
so even to those Who hnhst,o doubted
thstii the Senate OF the United States hst
not tesis,ed and defeated the project a
/" immtjiste snnt xsi,on." se should hav,
been 81 tins moment at gur wi,h Mexico
The wisdom and f"'es'gh, manifested b,
Mr. CLAY IN hi. T-xss letter now stan,
forth IN broad ,ei,el: Col. BENTON. too
may well congratulate himself IN III,
share ahirh he has had, By his able an,
fearless exposition of tie uni. - Iulnes
aud ~ickrdntss "fthis Tsxss speculation,
IN the signal detea, and overthrow which
u sust iiI.ed 10 the Setae.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04
Public Sale.

&Iss Will, be sold on Thursday
eY@A the s,h day Of August next. on The
STta premises, the Plantation wherein
.sSss> Thomas Reding, senr., formerly iv
Ell, on Eno. adjoining Cabe's old mill tract,
conta,n,ng 1913 acres, more or lees, also ali the
stock Of Cattle Aogs. Household and Ktchsn
Furnu,ure. one Loom, some grain and many
other articles too TEDIOUS TO mention.
Ten months credit wall be gwen. the pureha.
ser giving bond wi,h approved security.
N. B. Possession Of the Plantation will be
given on the fret day Of October.
JOHN REDING, Err.
July 5. AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

Latest from The Mormons.--13y the
last accounts from Nauyoo we learn that
ice Smith had issued q proclamation do
claring martial law. The greatest excite.
ment prevailed in the neighborhood, and
the whole upper country was under arms.
The streets Of Warsaw were patrolled BY
armed men, and sangcinary results were
anticipated. 81. Louis Rspub.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04
Flash Of The Pan Me. s, Mpdsr

Flash Of the Paa-Mr. s. Mtds'y,
editor Of The Obi" Statesman, came from
the BsIumore Convention by way Of Buff
ial", aud addressed a L,cofoco meeting
y, hit place. IN his speech he under
'ook 10 IN Ike a hit on Texas. declared the
Wings I, be opposed 10 annexa ion. psIn'
ed i, 10 as seduc,,e co!ors as he knew
how. and then put the question directly
To those assembled il they would not ca
Tor il. A loud " mol" without q single
responsive aye. burst from the meeting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

A Bank afihs Gated States. and o sound
Naii.asi carreary.
A rand Tor ressass, with fair protection 20
AmsFic4a ladasisy.
A hsaesi aad economical administration Of
The sstiaaal 0sveFamsaf.
An q id,bis aissrhaIien sfths VFacseds Of
.Ae sales of The puh.lr Lads.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

The monument erected 10 the memory
Of Gen. Nash, Col. Boyd. Maj. White,
and Lieut.. Smith, who zen al the Battle Of
Germantown, in October TT. was plae-
ed over their remains on Thursday the
18th nls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

NATIONAL COURTESY. The British
ships of war on the Jamaica station lower
ed their flags to half mast, ON recsiving
the intelligence of the disastrous occur
renee on board the Princeton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

NEW WATCHES
and ] evv e1lery.
IN ,cmucI Lynch has The pl,sssre u an.
nVuntinR 10 Ls friends and tie public gee
nefally, that he has received from philstel.
sisiinR in psr Of
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, aud
plain Verge Watches,
Fine Gold Guards and Keys.
Fine Gold Finger Rings,
Breast Pins and Ear Rings.
Gold and Silver Pencils.
Gold Collar Buttons and Miniature
Cases, - i 4
A rich assortment of Silver and Steel
Spectacles, 10 sui. all ages.
Silver and Steel Watch Chains and
Keys. -
Silver Whistles and Thimbles,
Silver and Steel Ear and Tooth Picks,
Muse. Boxes and Steel Pens. e..
A fine assortment Of Rogers and Wos-
senholm's Pocket Knives,
Knives and Forks. and Rogers Seis-
sors, .4.. ....-.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons. Sal.
Spoons and Butter Knives,
klarge assortment, Of Rszors, and EN-
ersor's Razor Straps,
Steel Spectacle Cases. and Fancy Seal
Stamps, z-c r..
Silk and Buck-skin Money Purses,
silk, Braid. and Elastic Guards,
Coral. and Gold Lockeis. -
iT wstches and Clocks of all desc ripticns
cleaned aud repaired in his accustomed .rpe-
rior style.
June s6. . ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

L'gialalsFs Il saalh csguIas, thsEe 70
eaIEy AEosgh lEE 70 az q Nsushsm
maHuiaeilHes hIOqghs iulo Ssgih Carolipl.
This : Prsig wsA for sHiri eOnstrse.
n0nizI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

ExTRASRssIos.-The Richmond Com.
pier Of Thursday says The rumor by
the cars last evening was, that an extra
session Of Congress would certainly be
called by tlle President"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

The Baltimore Patriot says, that the
Hon. George NJ 'Dulfieh his resignedh isseat
in the Senate Of the United States, with
the asowed intention Of entering into the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

Speaking Of the rejection of the Texa.
treaty. the New York Express says;
"Ihe Senate, in a manner highly honor
able TO their character for integrity and in
dependence, have saved the country from
the consequences of most mischievous
measure, and the constitution from gross
and palpakle violation. No act of the Go.
vernment for many years past has tended
more to revive and establish the public
confidence in its principles and 6rmness,
than the rejection Of this projected treaty;
and we think the Senate deserve an ex-
preston of public feeling and opinion for
the decided course they have taken on
this great national question"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

Ssyfrms Gosn.-WIiian L Loag, q
Halii4K, has bren sdlnii e y Coaniy
Co1ri Prarsiet. Add James n. L.neas-
lfr. q Nashville. Nash t'ouniy. 10 Supe-
nor 1ourt prseIice. Ihsl. kfKiaer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04
At a grea, Wing gathering in 81. Law

Alta great Wing gathering in 81. Law.
renee, IN. ~ delegates were appointed
to the Wing State Senatorial and Congress.
sionai Conventions. 1t adopted resolu.
tons affirming all the distinctive principles
Of the Wing party. and condemning the
project Of annexation. The following was
one Of them:
Resolved, That the Democratic Wing
party is, and has always been, opposed to
the assumption by the General Govern.
ment Of the debts of the States, although
constantly and falsely charged with desir.
ing such assumption; and, being so oppos.
ed, from the beginning, to the assumption
of State debts, it earnestly and solemnly
protests against the assumption by the Ge'
neral Government of the debts of any 70.
reign State, whitherlt be England, France,
Mexico, or TEXAS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

&C. We have been requested TO an
nonnce James c. Turrentine as a eandi'
late for reelection to the office Of Sheriff
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

Tho Augusta (Ga J Chronicle contains
an account Of !. 'cofoco meeting held Al
Clsrks'ille ia Georgia, which was attend
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

William Nelson is also \ candidate fol
the Office Of Sheriff for the county Of
Orange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

FOR sENATE
DIR. JULIUS s. BRACKEN.
FOR COMMONS
SIDNEY SMITH,
WILLIAM PATTERSON,
JOHN TABSC0TT,
WILLIAMSON PARISH.
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List OfLetters,

kaaa.sisE n - Poa OGee - HAsss-
rusEh. ~ Z. o. he lei day q gSly.
lo4t. AhssA e - aksn OF sitkia
thFee manshs. Ill be sen ne GeH-
ni Pest OEos = 6ssa lsl.frs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-04

Caulsy " alGeh
Psasoss calling Tor say or The above icilers
val P.ssse seq They are sdyertis' d.
THoS. CLANCY, p. M.
Jsiy J. "a
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23
TRAGICAL OCCURRENCE.

The Meadville, Penn. Republican, re,
cords an awful tragedy which recently took
place in Connau township, Crawford coun-
~. Ga Friday, the 4h inst, a Mr. Kel.
sey, left his residence rs he allcdged to
transact some business with neighbor
about mile distant. but not returning, on
Saturday, search was commenced when
be was found with bis throat cut, and ra,
zor sill in his hand He was still living
though breathing with grea, difficulty. He
was taken home and an Intellectual aitemp
was made to close the incisiun. Report
was rife in the neighborhood that ncon-
stancy on the part of his wife was the cause
OF the rash act; still she was night and day
ny his, bedside, attending to his wants and
not murmur was herd 10 escape her lips
On the evening Of Monday the l4lh,
with those feelings which in iured fena le In.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23
THE YOUNG MAN,
By REV. Mr. SINS.

there is no moral object so beautiful as
conscientious young man. watch him n
90 star in the heavens! clouds NAV b,
before HIM, but we know his light is behinc
them, and will blaze again; the blaze OIL
others popularity may outshine him, bu
we know that though unknown he l!umnes
his own sphere. II lie resisls temptation, M,
virlue-but he does resist, and conquers:
ne hears the sarcasms of the profipate. and
and il sings him, for that Is the trial Of
virtue, but he heals the wound with his own
pure torch. lie needs not the watchword
TO fashion, if it leads him to sin. The
atheist, who says not only in his heart, but
also with his lips "lhcrc is no Cod!r con-
trolls him not; he sees the hand Of a creating
God, and he rejoices in Woman il sba
tered by fond arms and loved counsel; old
age is protected by its experience, and mans
hood by its strength; but the young man
stands amid the temptations of The world
like self balanced power, happy he who
seeks and gains immortality. Onward
ihuu SoIeSiCuuoue y'utb--to 'SC uC sthuu-
ard and nerve myself for goodness. III
God has given thee intellectual power
awaken it in that cause Never let j, be
said oflhee "he helped 10 swell the tide Of
sin, BY pouring his Influence into its chan
na!s;" and if thou art (eeb!e in mental
strength, throw mol that drop into polIu
led current. The need of praise, the de
light Of soccupancy" attending all the way
md he 6aal rccompcnse ofreward, nil Ia
zen together will bo found 10 turn, there
,an be no doubt, rather in favor Of him
who better employed the one or the few
alenls than Of him who possessed the more
" the greater, and has 10 show therefore
10 proportional greater results. Awake.
rise, then, young. man assume the beau,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-11-23

! WouLD--lfI POSSESSED the mo,, y, ,,,,
Die things in the world, and VIC ohon, =,
will them away, The following would be- INV
plan Of distributions -
| would will to the world truth and
friendship, which are very scarce.
! would give an additional portion Of
truth TO lawyers, traders, and merchants.
! would give to physicians skill and
learning.
would give to printers theirp,y.
To gossipping women, shor, tapgues.
To qaacks peck of their nosvgms.
70 young women, good serss, large
waists and natural teeth, but not oustles.
To young sprouts, or danjies common
sense, little cash hard work.
10 maids, good ,empcrs, smath, faces.
little talk, and gnod husbands.