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10 THE TUBLIC.

Reports Of q highly Injurious to my reputation,
being In circulation, most unwiIlingly an compelled
10 sCck their foiuiaon through tire columns 81 public
jpurn9 Having imported several packages II mechan.
disc bv The ship Virgins, lately arrived % Civ Point.
entered ttin the Custom House, paid the d1u'r and
received q permit 10 land tho The day after I
made my entry, received letter enclosing invoice
from friend n mine In New York, stating that he had
received advccs per chip Henry Clay" just arrived In
New York, noi manufacturer had packed amount Ui
button belonging 10 him IN II my packages without
my consent kGDw,odge Immediately went 10 the Cue.
tom Hone, but t ciO'rd and rcx morning hnscrri
tnefc o>j handed ct'r and invoice io the Collector n
him power Of Attorney necessary o oGtor II by,
he ed, No. hat be supp scd the letter would be SUI
Ecirnt, but that this irf"gulutiy." package 81
plated goods, rey sUpigJ h" supposed 10 be silver and
c-lsd ihC survey Of Mf. Mitchell IT,. whu pronounced
them Whist the invoice stated they were ord fully saisf-
81 the Collector. From those circumstances reports the
aggravated aud ridiculous, have been crcused that
wanted pass Of Silver for plated goods, md thus evade
siEo proportion u the duty. &C. g.. hoso things have
been reported ~ persons isirous Il inurng dare
sny NJ them u make sust1n enc charge With proof.
have only 10 say ths should they wish sny further inloima
zion On Do" snhcci have do4bf but thsi M James r.
Seldom my Attorney. ,, mest chcsriuly relieve their
scIictnde Tor my woliaro. Very rr,pcc'fg1y
August SOb, loi5. b. b. ALLEN.
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Eom Me NahanaI n,,ilir,re,r.


1,,lon the qn'fi,rof Missouri tho, have long proceed
cd 'h' systematic of.r to tsns into our coo.iz1
iiJ,. ant pus.e.s. TIRE IN Coo Counbii Lying
ti of atfl the State - thar ccIn'y Missouri wa.
nstifay The eos 10 frpa.ar feeling ct tie object
and, IN h,r public men, the met familiar With The nsarf
ie pipose, the probable eous'quoncss Tic following Of
tee, from sad.ugst LousPspoT Ut NVw Eto is '!,le
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REPORTED TaR THE UNITED states GAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

WEDSLsNDNY EVENING, August 9th.
In tho Cotton market there since yesier-
day Flour with better demand for EXPORT sales Of
fair ard g,o brands from Wheat at 81 80, 81 sol old
stock St25 Rive Flour scsrce. last sales 50. Corn
Mtni-But little IN market rni the demand ,!so limited
quote Pcnr'a at S23Ii,S2371 whelt-Pncss
without change Southern red worth 9lc and 500 bush
es rcpu'a sold At 9l5' Rye-We quote Southern 6Oc
and Pcnn'a 62r. Cun-Dsmant a, tive or want of
vessels. Southern yellow held 5ic Pcnna round
5Gi5Ic. OltsA ca'go Of Delaware sold at b. Prryi-
siors firm, with small sales OF Pork and Bscon full
prices. Sugar-Nn further transactions have uanSpired
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. 20 HOIT'S. No. 2. Exchange.
CLARkE'S HEAD QTARTERS.


A~,anIri, Lottery Er CAS- No "os Capials-sio 600
s0Oo 1850 1909 io3s, 2 OF
sc. rs Nos is drawn ballots. Tickets only o..
Tbs Evening.
Mdgntseent Scheme
A-Nani Lottery. class 15-Csta-: $4,000 ~ OcO 1000
ia0 OF 5000 10 Of 1900 20 of 1900 of 1000 60
500 OotS0o, Ac ~ Nos ~ Dawn Ballots Tickets $40
until 6 O'Clock this evening
CLARKE's HEAD QUARTERS.
door below Exchange.
nrswins of Va. Nouorgs', LOTTERY. class No u:
IL 81 e. y i6 Is As 81 S. IL 81 ~ 3 20
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ROYT'S OFFICE.
SIO nnnt

This of the interest DAYS which be happy
days but this ay
p-ovpiSd YOU hss, with iIoyt
ioooo',hai Irs,y get with slo en person
Hoyt.
R.s. III. above 70, o. YOU NAV hav. $4,000 The North
q Nst dscidrsthst.
10 dav-s.a.Ooa' Teke'- $40.
$4,000 Tickets
OF 10 either OF the abov- sehe-- ebans exchanged for
packag~s
au 40 HOYT,S No z Excb,ng,
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WEST still .nlinucs his uurivailud style Of
~ UAJH-ri'rTISG, which meets the appreciation Of
h. pliion'. IN sboesos lin
Intportauti
HAyfvG, for the last fifteen or sixteen years,
been trd laying Deal, srd hsyag made
psft study will I'll kous ~ the day
cfed upon auehd sssla ffess shuudng
n lay nr-nut Dad, n approved manner.
s. Hrofc Win unable pay, viii be attended 10 gratis
~ The pub'cs humble want,
Zg--tf JhMES ~ WEST
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MANAGERS OFFICES,
T. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
Drawing Of Pukomokc River Lottery. Class No. Ill:
IS "a IS 9 ~ AZ l3 - 10 , 81 II.
Ticket Nos IL IL 76 still smother CNpitnl, sold aud
paid 10y BIGGER & co.
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery. Class 206:
Il 81 81 - , 81 66 o. - 10 Is IL.
FicSei Mes 81 o., sill another Capital srld and paid
by BIGGER & co.
By this days Mail. S6.OOO-7J Numbers, II drawn.
Whole Tickets 81 halves |. quarters SOC.
Two for tnnieht-SaleS close at o'clock. 7. VI.
lSt; Sl2.00O-7S Nos - drawn. Tickets 81.
ID: S3.OO0-6G Nus. IL drawn. Tickets 81.
$4,000, 100 OF l,000 for Monday. Tickets $40.
Remember, for Prizes call On
nu 30 Il. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
j. +. WORDS OFFICE.
For this Mornng-SlO,1 Capital, 10 price OF l00o
Sc. SC. Tickets 81.
For all day-S4OOO0 Capital. &c &c Tickets sic;
TO be had in great variety of numbers, At
WORDS OFFICE,
Corner opposite Exchange.
Drawing q. Monongslil Lottery. Class IS:
81 ~ CO . 10 II - 81 IS IL 81 81 IL
Half Ticket Nos 81 81 s., still another Capital, sold
by Tau 3Ol WORD.
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Agricultural and horticultural Society.
u TIE Executive requested t. meet II thu Cip
'oi' ~ Saturday us'', tie 90 lot. At u O'Clock
I'D wM EIcnAaIsoN. rrc.ai:,t
PUBLISHERS UNITED STATES MAIL.
HEg BOoRS RECEWED ~ ADT:i~cE, 1T I2I .HILT
ST. N 4 ~ RfNDOLPH Is 60.
BuIirtjn, saturday. AuI. 80:
Pfiaiel.ha Saturday Courier for lugus 30.
Ih'a.r aii Noirs saturllv Gazsile Aurut 30.
fh.fl.'.ha T. Saturday Post foi August 81
NOTICE.
STEAMER POCAUUNTAS,
For Baiiimore and PhHndeiphia.
S.e.5l5,.s The freight and passage steamer
sSs-~-s@s&% POCAuONrAs. Capt. HoIHnpshead, hav.
rs 5cunst irps again. fsyit ill - ors
Mani will I.1v~ the whartls evening at "ri1sk
Passage nd F-ra To baltimore. %
HLERY LUDihN = 60.
ENAMILY FLOUR-NO. | Family Flour may
be- had Of lau ao--ds'I WILLIAMS Il ROBINSON
IA aGi1~s rils-Jut received -1gpy Of wri-hcs
w Indian veErtbe Pills a. .reSDLEroN,
au 20 No -. M'in u.
5ioHNEf uoAgp'-si Eonret Poari. .upero, ar,
- jrr reeeiysdby 4. G.PENDLETON,
Al ~ No. 49, Main
"a ANILLA sKRTsaoo pieces jos, and Gu ,,Ie at
suao niwEs. vAv rEunsEv WARD
GIGNOR GEORGE, Professor Of Music, and
- Teacher of Psao Porte AMI Vocal Aus most
fesyc~l'y MONS ti Cty.n, Richmond vicinity u,i
o" BE- removed rfe o' The cypress o reaching Music
various briuchsg
Al aho wah send rc, a.urh-r, O, me- win pc acc
To- sri'Ts 10 ST. Tsy Muse fu.r. Nat, Woot
b'rse' orl ~ Farth COS rn,s Store which BE- o.
tended Co NUl 1os. I'r.s
VIRGINIA FESttE ISS-IrTwE,
SEJt.TJOM Horss' ia'i, isis.
This certify ei,n.r Gerr,a has GHed r Chs ~ Du.i-
in Nus furt ua .rs nat he enan Of
Ino ,nrutr NJ fscr ~ .i MI,i,sl rt'a mis- n
sra' ssH IN -1cbr- ' ~ fuue1 and Vocal Hus e., that
b. putty r no corr ".I rHtrr sai reat
sauctor. ht'. W fr'd in re lrpuaI'y sh beth hs YtH
AMI pair7na Hc frIFs % fitn.u' ~ et rd fe ,fus
flnrs.. and hH rt ~ 90 ta4il wibr. nf hs s.
Ger r e. t'SrLENNS. Pre-. POO ten. Boarl Trustees
JAWS MrlRDY. Principal &C.
" F?uEiNUIGE.
VS. kIEs'Y
RAYS y ErGiEifsg
NifTF q. KfNNFY.
EJbT HFDJSE
ca HsE t..KEfDGE.
IAtiEs POiNTs,
Tfi >. NICHE I'm 70-Bt
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~ ORDINANCE. FOR RIM yyORE EFFECTTgL sur
PRESSIDT Or s5BBIJH-BREiRLYO.
Passed Aug Itth, 1915
Z. TIC 10 Ordained by the s'ouusII Of tho CITY
~ richmond That any person. sabbath day, than
" or hcrscL BE- found abnrng her own or asy other
'rad' or ealing, saI noy biz hf apprentice fsan or
slvee IN nbnf or other bI nss ttept o. Ordinary house
Old Offices n dab Necessity other n'es-siy ~ esf
y. wrh'n tc City of Richmond, he sun not
exceeding dois atd lee d1fs ~ be levied aud
up The dscfston ~ he Mayor Rrcortr any Adtn,s
nj s1I ty NJ Richmond Tor every Fc deennz every
spfsnirf slave employed and evn day be- or se
fhan ie 30 rrti1jed Constituting distinct offence.
y Tbs ud hail c0nurncc and nke effect from and
trf the ~ II Sept. niscr 1875.
Atrs Cogy.
M tt-7tswitarsept WIN r. SHEPPARD Crk
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EDI'CArION.

L. The September No. OF the Southern Literary Mes
senger, will be issued subscribers to-day
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JOHN r. THOMPSON,

EpRhClCFA In the superior and Inferior Courts u
u Richmond and the couaties Of Hearco and Louisa.
~ Ohcr No ~, Main Street the Of Lewis
htchtnnid. July 10. 1915.
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Full many p shaft, At random cent,
lliis mark tie archer iiitlc mrauj.'


ollie foundations. " IL plin have passed quite over the
leads o hs opponents, aud have uen upon whom he
would gladly ta,c spared.
"Nufis Sir Benton the only NJ the honorable mcm.
bcis democratic cycnpors whom be hath uncansciou-ly
scaled. uy- respectable and intelligent friend Of mnu
tNir T. G.. Cory, ol -tpG) visited Monticello in ISIS
Mr. JClcF..u then greatly interested iu the sui Jc u
Weston emigration 11d To- the reports VI Lew ord C.4ke
In the cYIf.c ~ c.HyrfslUu, be inquired whether waon
HrAsor sold cui Astorio the British Fur Curpony Eo
retained filbt 90 progeny hofs7 'Bcr-rsc' sid he,
am anxious ascertain that there
which territorial clom may BE- made. nm DESTROYS of
seeing now confederation growing up tiorc' you ssy
nstc confederation. rrcpird my cntD yen die
fiHef one them Certainly said Mr. Jeiotson ths
would be altogether too great TOT one g .ycrnioonr
The pIine view expressed BY Nf. Jeii fsOn in
letter G., Mr. Actor which hss been referred by another
highly intelligent ard distinguished Boston merchant,
Hon. William SutPisl 10 vOry able kc'ure Upon tho
Oregon question: delivered before tho Boston Mercantile
Library Association few doys since. lI that l,ucr Mr.
Jefferson says:
81 consi1srcd %. ertsi pshlc acquisition The
rcnrrnt u srit, II on puat 81 the
coat o., AE,uta and Iookcd otwsri wih qualification 10
'he uuo when s de- cnJanr should bsvo spread them.
sey, through the whvo lsrstl OF ,gt coast covering II
win fs,o sId independent Americans, nncgHHeeted Nth
JDtJy sHss Of Jood aud iatcyssf, and enjoying Tic
ur, ihc r7hs of -cli vo.nmcnt'"
Tie .t,rg p.dcli ffcligbt manifested by tis speech
81 dr tlsTJE-njH twenty yotfu ODDS " " remarks
h lad csro,y los singular The o1pfts ons, though
les minute, of Mr. JtTFfRsIN.
IL would be eut,ous indeed, Il tie very csgernss with
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For Life.

IIe-st, q &se-fsr az II sioo .. .i.s,, ~
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~ EG9o WOMAN AND TWO CuiI.DRgN Fun sALE raj.
NNrELN-Th- Subscriber aatho. negro wo-
msn who about 90 y'af. Of aud he, f.mse
The three. AM the oih-r Old The good
cook. aud per-on residing A.
o Richmond, they viii be sod bargain Apply Z,
w
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II Range OF the Thcrmomelcr Friday Aug. 20,
att ". Randolph s; Co.'S 1ok Store. l2 Nsir Street:
IL o'clock, I'm 2 O'Clock ~ ) o'clock. 80.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
THE BANNER COUNTIES"

SATURDAY MORNING. AuGusr 30. is,'.
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MEErING IN EENRIco.

q. >'.''"''" 80 ~ 80 20 80.
Service, on Tomorrow morning the usual hour au
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G9'Adyertssrncr,s intended Tor cur mornings Paper
mri b. brought in before o'clock the previous evening
TO insre insertion; and tCsc for Monday mornings pa.
per Saturday.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29
msCELLANE OIUS.
'.ar WIFE T0 HER HUSBAND

.or WIFE TO HER HUSBAND.
-, lona! Home il not home without thee ;
,.s,est tokens only make me mourn |; ai
I, IT, memory like chain about thee, .5si
.el, compel and hasten thy return. aai5s
S'' Lineer not long tsaw i
:, M, though crowds should WOO thy staying ;
sa;rk ,bce. can mirth or friends, though dear,
s ,as,s,te for the grefthy long delaying s. &
rs.,s ,be heart that signs 10 have thee here!
''''' " Lingcr not long ! a'i' -
=, NJ. long! How shah watch thy coming,
~ e.seunr shadows stretch DER moor and den,
~, ,he wild bee hath ceased her busy cumming,
.nl sileoco hangs on all things like spell.
Linger not long
.,ba,l watch for thee when fears grow stronger,
/ !, n;cht draws dark, and darker on the Hill!
V ,hall weep, whenI can witch no longer;
| N !, ar, thou absent--art thou absent still! Va,
Linger not long
! should grieve the eye that seeth me, eaas
gazing through tears that make its srlendor dull
.oh !. sometimes fear, when thou art with me,
Nv cup Of happiness is all ofull!
Linger not long
ls,e haste thee home unto thy mountain dwelling!
Haste as bird Unto its peaceful nest!
Ir,e as skil, when ternpests wild are swelling,
Flies 10 its haven Of surcst rest H
Linger not long! 5ts
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29

She died in beauty like rose
Blown from its parent stem;
She died in beauty like the pearl
Dropped from some diadem;
She died in beauty like lay
Along a moonlit lake;
She died in beauty like the song
OF birds amid the brake;
She died in beauty like the snow
On flowers dissolved away;
She died in beauty like q star
Lost on the brow of day.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29

FRIENDs.-Many persons choose their
friends for the sake Of their full purses
rather than their full hearts. They for
&c, ,ha, full purse may soon be exhaust.
ed by freqnen, demands upon il; while
the more 4 full heart gives away the often-
er i, IS repienished. We shall hnd shs
strings Of The heart and the purse. tighten.
ed in the hour If adversely -.lhe former
around us--she lasssr around jtSeLk i'd
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29

BIBLE SOCIETIES. john Quincy Ad.
ans, writing to the New York Bible So,
ciety. says:-
My testimony Of reverence for the
Holy Scriptures has been already. on more
than one occasion, publicly made, and
will be repeated on every occasion upon
which i. can with proprie.y be manifested.
OF all the societes devoted to pie,y and
charity which nave known. there Is mono
higher in my estimation, or more adapted
10 eminent usefulness than the Bible Soci.
ely. and ierven.ly pray. that the Divine
blessings may res. upon it, and 60 forth
with il TO the ends Of the Earth
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29

LIBERTY,-The "Razor Strop Man"
says, ..When frs. | got acquainted with
strong drink. it promised TO do great
many things for me. Among the FIRST, i
promised liberty and | 60. liberty. !
had The liberty 10 see my toes poke out OF
nv boots--,he water had the liberty to 60
ii at The toes and 60 out at the heels-my
knees had the liberty TO come out Of my
pan.s--my elbows had liberty TO come
on. Of my coat i had the liberty TO Ilf'
|abe crown Of my hat and ecra,ch my head
without taking my hat of. No. only did
| / get liberty, bu. ! got music. When
walked along the street on windy day.
The crown 81 my hat would 60 AiPper:y.daP.
i And ihe Wind whistle chow do you 90!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29
WHOLE NO. q55.

minu, at the Host periloas moment. and
particularly her readiness to meet and
snare win him the fate which, awaited
them. excited on his par. an a,,achmen,
which was neither to be disguised nor de.
ferred.i And there, upon the .waters wild.
amid the terror which surrounded ana
threatened them. in the presence only Of
an all.seeing God. did they pledge their
mutual love. and declared if their lives
were spared. their destiny, which mi.for.
tune had united, should then be made -
'nseparable as escape from i, now was i'm.
possible. A
After their rescue. lie informed her that
sense Of duty impelle,i him 10 ap,rise
her that by the misfortune which had be.
fallen them. he had los. every dollar no
possessed on earth. (amoun.ing 10 about
$50 ,0OO) that he was in poverty 80 his
i.Ps-a beggar amongst strangers. without
the means of paying for meal of viciuals
and painful as was the thought Of sepa.
ration TO him, he offered to release her
from her engagement. il it was her choice
TO leave him. She burst into tears at tho
very thought Of separation, and asked him
1t he thought II was possible for the pow.
cry Of this world to drive them to more
desperate extremity than that which they
had suffered thus together. lie assured
her Of his willingness 10 endure for her
the same trial again and Of the joy. moro
than he could express, which he felt q,
finding her SO willing 70 fulfil her engage
men'. which i. is said 10 soon to be con.
summa'ed. II was not ill then tina, he
was made acquainted with the fact that
his lady love is heiress to an estate worth
100000 Who would not have been
ship wrecked; and hencefor,h. who will
say matches are not made in Heaven
Delaware Gazette.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29

Oul IN a passion, 'OreaI GOu why hast
thou created flies and spiders which are Of
no use. and only serve 10 hurt me = Il
will make you understand, answered .
prophetic voice.
Some time afterwards. he descended
Noun. AchiId. and ,en,ured by night. in.
TO the camp Of Saul, to deprive him. while
asleep. Of his arms and his cap. After
having succeeded in this project, he was
abou, to retire. when his foo, became en-.
tangled in the legs Of The faithful Abner,
who slept beside Saul. Great was The
embarrassment of David. how he should
disengage his foo, from the hold Of Abner
wi,hou. awakening this valiant servant.
and 10 find himself surprised thus alone 10
The camp of The enemy.
David's anxiety was at its height. when
a f1y b. Abner on the leg. and The pain.
which the warrior felt. made him make =
movement Of which David availed himself
TO Withdraw his foot: he then fed quickly,
thanking God for havi1g created fies.
Saul. however. pursued him into the
Desert. and 10 escape him, David had clip
ped into a cavern, when God sen. spi.
der which wove it's web across the en-.
trance OF This rock. Saul and Abner were
|, quickly in the footsteps of the fugitive,
aud Abner said. He is doubtless concealed
in the hollow Of this rock, le, 10 60 aud
seek him there
Il, is useless, answered Saul, do you
not see that the entrance Of this cavern 10
covered with spiders web and tina, no
one could have entered without breaking
This delicate tIssue!'
+ .Yor are right answered Abner. and
they retired 10 continue their search in an.
I oihet.past Of the Desert. so
IS Tk<1 David cas-, himself on the ground
aid ed,tsEqri. pardon me for having
doubted thy wisdom; henceforih my fee
BILE understanding shall not cease to hum
bic itself before the sublime harm0nies Of
thy creations. Lord. the smallest Of thy
/ creatures is of use 10 man; the spiders and
the flies have a par! to perform in nature.
Lord. wha, thou sayesl is well what thou
does. is just Noah's Messenger. 40
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29

As il a tired horse, railing wife,
Worse than smoky house; had rather live
With cheese and garlic, in a wnd-m far,
Than feed on Gates, and have him talk to me,
In any summer house in Christcndom."
So say we-.hats our mind exactly
When we see a man who is all CAB, we
avoid him as one infected with the small
pox.
Reader. have you the gift Of CAB! II
so, We pity your family and friends.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29

'TALKlNo.-Gab, CAB. CAB. from morn
ing ill night ~ who can endure il! Some
persons are all talk and no substance, ant
you nigh. as well live in Bedlam. al
whcfsss i our ears are eternsity saluled will
buzz. buzz, buzz. You can hardly think
much less, read. where they are. In de-
scribing such character, the poe. ha
said -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23
MEXICAN pRIVATEERS.

Intelligence by the Cambria states that
so strong was the impression in Great BIZ
tain that Mexico had declared war against
the United States, that many merchants
had despatched fast sailing vessels 10 the
Gulf of Mexico TO obtain authority 10 pl-
rate upon American commerce. And the
Dublin Mercantile Advertiser, after remark
ing that il is only by letters OF marque to
prlvatcers That any serious annoyance can
be given to the trade of the United States
savs:-"We have learned that number
of vessels have proceeded to Mexico to
be employed as privateers. The Sham
rock, which has been for some years re.
venue cruiser on the Irish station, and had
been known at Kingston as one oil The last
est boats in the squadron, was sold by The
government some months since. She sub
sequentIy proceeded to Liverpool whence c
Two or three weeks since, she sailed TO
l Mexico, the owners intending to take on
let,ers of marqua for the privateer ser
vice."
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PAIL AND WINTER
Fashions, for 1916.

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II - - - aialz. asxs4.gr - - Esgsa.Al
ERaas y Il . risrs. Ill aasz4as - = go
-sasaHr - g. tazSTF - s-.asa aAe4a ksA = -
nsaa tssAsaasa-s u r. - 4 eee1 g. he
- eeaasasss - ksrs u - - - nssss eNsss.
~ wakmen. - - hss xesk So u Nxa
naakae- D. has 49, n4as aEEasszs axaas e. suE-
psszsg AsEasssf ~ - N.nssis faaa fssaasaas.
Rl1aa - fiianea II n IT. t4alaonatis tziiuss
n IT. Nafhsan ellis.
gE. a. Maga tsks his onxaas0n q trailer -
- 80 IL - - lgnes tlants snr 80 sfls liz
~ Eairgnsse r. b. hesiefeEe ressised. lie
- r.a1e gasss efaat IN - power = rlKs more
ssi'stantial afknoz isgHeas q ilstr AifsIeks, III
stssaAuins y 49, isssaa m tiss Nosk; and ne
husas H. i hxs n0g lssn without saoeses. And
Il .. tie aissiaaag esesssaas ahirh n hes Ena3s
h'e trusts. Vii sssuHr eOnsinusnus a. their p.l.
ns.age. @.~
ssEasnhu -. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23

ssessn39 G. ho1d.Bg svhaol Eaonsee, 81
iag lae esa3aaH meat a. their hag ralaeges 81
# Nalsh nsaaeys haFe hera % aaiy.
eheelially subscribed. bal nessiy I'll pasa.
Tie Hho.e a1a0ansing d alnosg four
millions.
II he shOrs spare # tuo yrars. !" ssys
ihe Scotsman : 80 shurehes hsse hern
saeeied. = n expense u G5a5 .00O.
There are seventy 0Iher sharrhes IN pro-
gress, which will Ne rnmplrsed lie present
wear. lest sear lhr Snsleniaiioa Fund
produced 452l00p. and tn prsseai year
AI75.UO0. This allowance lion ille Ien-
iral Fund, equal Ills yearlo EI22 lorcacl.
clergyman enaneried Eish lie FIRE.
chnErh. il guaranty 10 the ministers d
The weaker congregations against exlEems
poverty. but each congregation i expect.
IL % aid 10 The amount according 10 il
means. and Lie dnly is raTsiy negleried.
In addition ID lie above mentioned
sums. about GIO0. 900 have been raised III
missions, in he Two years. and aI2O, OOC
more for whal i called the Congregations
Fund. These astonishing pecuniary eF
iorls hare been made By a small! pan Of In
/ population 81 Seoliand. tprohahiy not G.,
eeeding one iourlh.l consisting panty o
heworking, bul chiefly Of The middle clss
ses. The disruption WAS boid expert
meni, and the success with which il In
been carried through exhibits 4 most graft
tying proof Of the vast resources which ii
intelligent people, acting in union. can i'm
within themselves Tor The accomplishment
Of any object which slirs the depth Of tliei
moral feelings"