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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17

4 HAVE just rect ived and always keep on hand
d general stock of PURE LIQUORS. fur me-
dioins and other uses. | now have Brendies from
81 10 81 per gallon; Wines from IS cents TO Sc;
Nhiskey. from 80 cts. to s. per gallon. Person.
sending children or servants, may rely on always
receiving pure article. have with obtain
ed arel, Port, Medeira, Lisbon, and Sweet Wines
that may be safely recommended
June 20 JNO. JAMESON.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31

TEE Ras uzuszaa-r - r'------
The Vick-t1rs Sssf-ei eo7.rs sae rars-
graph frosu .4-e a--a-ts 81 e.sr l..p-r So
lasive % the saIaP. i-us--1aeg al Tea
neszs. wAseA is Prsaess 8 ~ sAs lss.sa Z
Approval
- We have fgeguenSly teea ca tA~ re. "a
Of expressing W aas use laet- at g. las W.
prostitution Of the eea.ocrat.r tra1er~ ia
Tennessee Wira tae EeaSss We fn8 e1&
that car friend Joae=. 81 thr AsSsss -
Democrat. has eNprrs>ed car sentiments q
cur haud. IN tae GLOWING
So. those OF car readers abe saurlsia-
ed o. the paragraph referred ., nas kses
"a, we are Hot Acne ia eur sssaase g
N tennessee deuocr-cy, 81 We sAe-a
rather say, the eouuPs lsllsss o. s2e Tea
uessee deuocEacv.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31


G. On 'he s'a sns'aai, 'ae - ; >eaase
proceeded 70 'h- eleesoa Ell esoalsss-es--
We give The Two 6rst IA f1l-eay ~
chairman Of each e tae osherss
On Foreign Rrlsilaas Mess. A lea.
Athertan. C,sS, Sever and Arvher-
F.n4ace.--MeSsts- Ca'aeaa. Beatsa.
Evans, Leafs and Jeaness-
4 Commerce Haywuo6-
Mazsfactsrss.-Slr. Ds-keassa-
4gricEltEre NJ. Snlrgecn-
alila srg ATrirs Me Beazaa.
-nilifia- -tT. Apehss a.
Pablic LEADS NJ Brerse
fali.sn 4Tairs- 1lr- Sesier-
Jziicsary Mr.. Asaies-
Post O ice az4 Pass Rsals-- Mr.. Niss.
heirsHcAueat-Ar- Less
Ciai@s.--Nr. >em?le-
The following are sae in,srsans esn-
,,,,.,... So. 81. - s.--...-.......-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31

~ Never have We houced so much
complaint by the press of the irregularities
and failures of the mails, as OF late. Our
distant exchanges come TO Us one. two,
and sometimes three weeks after due. and
it is becoming rarity TO receive papers in
i" due course of mair' even from the seat
of government OF our own State. Dir. Cave
Johnson must ferret out-the balky fellows
in his team Of contractors, ami spur them
up by the imposition Of fines. or he vii
soon lose his well-earned character a. a "
gilant and energetic public servant.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31
WAsHrSeroN's GRAva.-A gentleman

WAsHINGToN's GRAvR.-A gentleman
who has recently visited the grave OF
Washington at Mount Vernon, says
!" 1t grieved my soul to witness the utter
neglect which is visible around this eonse-
crated spot The rankest and foulest weeds
are permitted TO grow and flourish above
and around it. A few scattering cedars in
all the wildness of uncuitivated nature,
are the only trees to be seen Ia the vicin.
sity of the grave while around in every
direction the eye rests upon dllapidated
rail fences, broken rails, and scattered
brentwood. The roads leading 10 It are
washed into irnpraeticable ravines covered
With filth and presenting noaght that i
agreeable, but every thing that Is offensive
d he eye, and uncongenial to the hal
lowed SPOT.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31


NJ The Stale Legislature meets az Jack
SON on Monday next. Many matters of
the highest Importance Will come before
the body, and it$proceeGiugs viii be look-
ed TO with unusual interest. The demo
cracy have a prePonderating majority I'm
both branches, and the responsibility OF It's
action rests on the party. Let the demo-
cratic members bear this in mind. and. let
their conduct and votes be such as TO me
rit the appreciation Of generous eOnstitu-
ency--Giscarding all selfish or faetiOus feel
ings, and having an eye single 10 the inte-
rests of the people, the prosperity 81 he
State, and the onward progress OF demo
cratic principles. Now IS favorable tisne,
too, 10 set the example of short, working
session. There is great room for rc0ench-
ment and economy in many departments
of the State government; and the people
will hold their agents to strict accOuata-
bility in this particular.
We shall keep our readers regularly al
vised of the doings of our lsgiSlaioss.-
Would IL be asking too much OF our friend.
of the Mississippian to furnish US viii
their daily during the session 4 = deal
friend of CBsar's.'' well known as racy
caustc writer, has promised occasional
charcoal sketches of passing events.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31

AT IT AGAN.-We find the following
paragraph in the Sentinel. VIII the OH
cious little man alluded 10 never have done
with his intrigues! Is there no station
the duties of which are sufficiently arduous
10 engross his entire attentionl- -
THE LATEST 1t is very well known
who is the choice Of certain functionary
al Washington Tor U S. Senator from this
State. The latest move of The prince OF
inlrlguers. wh1 seeks To govern this elec-
lion, is the secret circulation Of letters
among members elect of the Legislature,
in which MANY things are limited at in con-
nection with their votes for Senator In
other words, much the same sors ct re-
commentator tried on Gov. Brown FIR
The appointment, is now tried on the mem
bers elect for the election. u remains a.
be seen how they viii receive this sort Of
dictation and interference.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31

RT6ena REUszS DAvrz, we sheekl -
lore have stated. t~ehne- = 49, -. ~
Of his name y } r4a1iz 4zs * Caass
SAFES Senasas ~
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31

Tnere are 400 Licensed lawyers in
The city Of New York A number Of them
have determined to :ake the line Of march
aiElishe Oregon caravans next spring.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31

JupeE GARLAND, Tak FoEeER.-This wOr-
thy has been arraigned for examination BE-
fore judicial tribunal in New Orleans---
From the evidence as published i seems
to US there cannot be the shadow OF doubs
Of his guilt; but we suppose the result
win be veri6caliOn Of the Old saying
{. Plate sin with gold, and thsstEong lance
Of justice harmless breaks"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31

o. We have devoted much OF our space
to the address of the Hon. Caleb Cushing,
of Mass, on the Oregon question. The
whole subject is Sc, forth in most able,
cogent, and ineligible manner; and who
ever will carefully peruse it, may under
stand the grounds upon which 'he Demo-
cratic National Convention, and Afterwards
the Democratic President. declared the
American title to the whole territory ''eiear
and unquestionable.''
All prospects of compromise are new
dissipated. We are glad that il IS so, fer
we hope no democratic administration will
ever follow the example of Webster, Ad-
ans, and the other American men with
British feelings. by compromising the ma
tional rights, or bartering away any portion
Of the national soil, for the sake Of peace
The same spirit which would thus Yield TO
the INSCRIPTIONS demands Of the most pr
radical nation which has exer existed, would
again surrender to British dominion any
sovereign State of the eonfederacy. The
whole of Oregon is ours-ours by 6iscOve-
ry and exploration, by purchase ofthe rights
of the only two nations having a shadow o,
claim to the country, Spain and France,
ours by contiguity and By nature-and ours
( it will continue to be.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31

RIVERS RIsING.-Lonisvisle papers OF the
18th. state that the Ohio had risen 1 feet
within the past three days, and was sill
swelling slowly. The navigation was much
distracted BY floating ice.
The Memphis Appeal of Friday :ass (ssshl
says:
The river is rising slowly at this point :
and we learn from boat from Louisville
which arrived here yesterday. that there Is
arise Of or 10 feet in the Ohio
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-31

or The Clerk Of the High COurt OF Err
rors and Appeals gives notice thar the
docket of the Sd district will be taken up
on the 4th Monday of February.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23
TIL. TARIFF
RINGwooD.

1t is the poorhose least able to bear public burdens
who consume the greatest quantity Of the first
sity. there being for them other substitute how
ceedingy cruel then, the duties upon articles
Of Indispensable use al over tlle world
The for going paragraph Is quoted By the Philadelphia
L. :. Gazette. the editor Of which, having recently made
visit the New england States accompanies It with
the following Frac'icat reply:
The above is q paragraph from the L. States
journal. and Is part of an attack upon q pro-
tect!ve tariff. We copy II, in order TO test Its
truth. We, fow days since, heard some fami-
lies IL New England complaining bitterly of their
inability 10 .'get help"-meanins domestic ser
wants. We inquired the cause.
Tho girls are all drawn away 10 the factories.
but why do you no: detain thor?'
'We cannot afford to pay much os they can
at tho factories; besides, they have hours Of
leisure, rest, uud Improvement there. And It IS
sta ted in tho report Of tho Savings Bank Of Lo-
well, that the amount Of money deposited by fe-
male operatives in that institution, is equal 70
twelve hundred and fifty dollars for every fncto-
ry girl in thu, city; and tina, is not ell, factory
girls rank with other independent people. They
are not considered servants
'Ah, thought we. how cruel it is to atflict the
poor. and make them bear such burdens. And
what Is an additional grievance, these very FAM
hes n o W cio,he themselves at half the price
they could effect tina; important part of economy,
before they multiplied the fabrics of tho country,
and thus reduced the price. How exceedingly
cruelt
We stopped q few moments on the narrow side
walk of Milk street. In Boston, unable to move
either way, excepting directly into very muddy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23
Extraordinary Affair >ewcas:le, Delawa re-.
Excitement.


The Philadelphia Sun gives the following par
ticulars of extraordinary affair at Newcastle,
Delaware:
Il appears that a Mr. w. Chase Barney, had
been Tor Tune paying his add resses to tho
daughter of Chief Justice Booth. On the Goth
ult the father refused his consent TO the match,
unless 10 could clear up certain irnpuia; ions which
had been Gus. aPoa his character. This, barney
said he could do. aud referred him TO persons at
some distance from that place. The Chief Justice
departed for the purpose o. seeing tho persons re-
tercoi 70. ana whlo he gone, ia rney induced
the yoQn5 lady 10 - be fore Catholic priest, IN
Wilmington, I'd etve her solemn promise to-
marry hln. The. tc!.t, asd the priest per formed
ttso marriage ceremony, and :hc young lady no,
understanding what no SAID, did not know il, until
n brother of saracy's told her that she WAS mar.
red. IHc laly realized nor sisuttt,on.-
Barney wished 10 taxi, her 10 his residence but
sho refused 10 accompany INN. and demanded ho
should take her back 10 her father house, which
was done.
Thus matters remained until Friday week.
when Barney went TO Justice Booth, and de-
m0ndod his doughtor-sayIn9 that sho his
wife. rms Intelligence, may we'll be- sup
posed, greatly surprised Justice Booth, and on
questioning Birnoy, he found out the nam, of
i The priest who mirrlci them. und immediately
summoned him 10 answer for violating the laws
OF tho state IN performing q marriage ceremony
without license. Tho priest maintained n dog
gel 5llcnce refusing II answer any questions put
t. hum. IA 500; IS Tho n;nttor became hrui.e1
about, tn cltsz>cs wcro higily inccneal at the
repreh2nsihla conduct Of the priest and Friday
matters asSInlel such serious n sCacs that the.
troops wore ordered ont to proven. an outbreak
Tho marriage. OF course. IS not lcgs! ono. Miss
Booth Is 4 no:nbor of the Episcopal Church, and
hoross To considerable property
Since tho above IL type. We have received
tho l. s. Gazette. containing; the following card:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23
:" eddin- Day.

OF ell the popular falcc;os (acd there arc q
great many mono g mos fa!lacioGs thau that
which connects tho idea Of gae.y with wci!na
dav. If the nowIy-rnar-ioi coup', be sincere
il their affection to each c,ho-. and ;f They pcs
minds Of thc foest susceptibility. III be pi-
Of the moment will no. ASSUME q character
If rnirthfulness, bnt will b qualified BY grave
and anxious thoughts; tha bridegroom will mc1l-
tate on the serious responsibility he has incurred
assuming thu soe guardianship Of tho cherish
ed being whom he has inst made hs own. aui :ho
bride will ponder upon tho important CHANGE IN
her position in life. nj sorrow over her ss,ara-
ton from those tender and loving heals she has
left around the parental heorth.-LCaps. G!as-
cocks Land Sharks and Sea GciIs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23

THs METHODIST EPiscorAL CHuKcH.-At tho
conyocason of Bishops of tho Methodist Epi,co-
pal Church, recently hold in this city, only four
woro present, VIZ: Bishops iIeddng, Waugh.
Morris, an: janis. Bishop Soulo, by let;or, DO
elmo. 20 attend, and Bl.op Iiamiino notified his
colleagues .aa; 10 should DO prevented by other
onsago,no..:5- Ei-i,cp Androw. we boeve, was
net not.lioi.
Tbs resolutions adopted understood to be
full o12:..on Of the separation agreed upon at
:lo ,2to Louisville convention, az in accordance
AIl. .llc authority n-.1 acton of tho lato Conc
raj 20. ferc..oo an also Il decision that tho
,o-!:y u oyory scciety IN tho bordor conferences
have authority 20 determine by vote to whic.. side
of t..e line :'tcy vii - attached and tho Bishops
attending those Conferences viii cct accordingly.
agreed upon, the jurisdiction the Southern
conferences bong regarded os terminated On tho
pr. e tho Bishops adheri-c to tie North.
IN. Y. Com. ADV.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23
M SALE-kT A GREAT BARSsII,

= efteasiue Cardiny and Failing Establishment be-
aging 20 Elias Macy, Laurel, Fraakiia co, IL.
MI building and machinery is all new, and doing n
successful business: the subscriber having car!ed
~ sear upwards of II 900 lbs ool and will card 81
us tins The building is 30 feet BY so three
a, - with plenty of water power: it being lease
wa Se race Of JAS Conwell & Co
above property be had low as the sui,sc riher
lari 70 give up the business ANY information respec-
VIII gladly be given by the owner on the premises
49, - Wishing 10 situate themselves in the above bust
asuselves "''' 10 "'ii ~ s,'t s an1 see Tor
.as'si, July 9th, lSl5 as.st.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23

\ Coon BEd1SSIrG.-The Court of Common
Pleas Of Wyandotte, co., O., hello its first ses-
sion week before last, il Cpror Sand lsky. and the
grand jury indicted twenty tavern keepers for sell
ling liquor or keeping tavern withou. license.
Only ono ped, and this because ne WINS on the
jury. The Court. Judge Bowen presiding, has
agreed 70 grant licenses, provided tavern keepers
viii sell spiri,uous, vineous, or malt liquors.
A good beginning this, for county May
it hold on as i. grows older, and prove steadiass
amid every temp.a,ion, in the good cause = has
So wei. begQn.-I Gin. Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23

How Tu.rsT WORKS IT'S W,Y.--A New. y ork cores
pondent Ct Ica'S ieraiu gives the following notice Of
Professor iurl.a., of tn Theological Seminary
man W Turner Is yet yo4ng \ printer
while duty engaged II Ii" atorou- duties % cnulozI-
the establishment # West & Tro, this b.
found time TO make himself of number iau-
gu4ges and subsequently, being appointed librarian
the nlrers -fc.t..aG Large portion OF t!e LABOR q
preparing Nordci,ncr's Hebrew GrefiGr. which Nth
out his assistance would hav- been the valaable
work - its author but sdpericaly acquan-
s the English language. Prof. Turner oecu-
a.s tie zituaties OF j! brew the Union Tho"
logical Seminary coliear3s Of Or. Ro5nzon. H
know Iedt modern ssd oriental languages i extensive
ana critical. and ana a Christian he is great
below end esteemed BY all who enjoy his Acquaintance
lIoet for ny y hiGier professions W.ti. .ess o
real wo-t 10 roeolar.er! tse,s j. public attention
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23

GA Turtle marked "Abel, year g." has been
found away cut vast somewhere. 1t must have
been marked by Adam, when Abel was boy,
Tho caraa-- Stone ola State capito! was
laid It Narhvilic, Tennessee, OF the 9TH OF July.
Thoro WIS procession. ornt;on, ard other opPro-
uri.to ceremonies On the occasion.
In Faye.te county, Missouri, Mr.. E. Payne had
forty sheep killed By dogs IN night, and fifty
dogs killed IN the ns.ghoorlood il conse-
quencc.
a new cotton mill has been recently establish
cd al Salmon Falls, Maine, which will give en-
ploymeut, IN few weeks, to four hundred To-
males
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23

SHerriNa. " MAIL UNDER THE Hsw lava
lady, It Saratoga, says the New York Express,
sent las. week to fashionable deaier in Broad
way for lace collar. directing several TO % for
wnrded by mail that she might select one. Half
dozen wer5 sent. from when was selectoi,
and the others returned BY tho same conveyance.
The VIII ole postage, including that no tho origi-
nal order, and on the package returned, was IS c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23

Tho Cincinnati Gazette gives tho following
instance Of a change Of sentiment: Gan abolition
lecturer from Indiana has travelled through eight
counties Of Virginia. lectnring upon slavery.
4 few years ago and the first lecture would have
placed i. out Q: his power TO rcpea: that kind Of
instruction.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23
our % sEfVHHI,
WILLIAM CHAsE BARNEY.
PHILADELPHIA. July Sth. 1915.

% hereby certify. thai on the goth Of Juno
1884,. Wm- Chase Barney and Elizabeth, Booth
accompanied By Samuel Cpnse Barney applied
to be united in tho bonds of niairimony, that
having ascortainei thnt the lady D
years Of age, and having received her full and
deliberate assent 70 tho obligations Of tho ma
ifimoAal contract, md tho parties respectively
having expressed tho matrimonial consent in tho
English language, III the terms usual on such oc-
cosions, performed Tho ceremony Of marriage
IN the English language, between the said VIM.
Chase Barney and Elizaboth Booth, in presence
of the saIl Samuel Chase Barney.
=. REILLY.
Pastor of ST. Peters Church.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23
Beautiful Xilouc hts.

Thore IS eomeshing, touchngly beau.if,l in
words whom rightly put together. They loavo an
impression that can never be cfaced. We have
read again md again, til II IS familiar TO as
the face Of friend, tho following spiondI! thought
and yo: overy time il us as fresh and
beautiful The author know not, but
he deserves 10 DO iminortalized for this moroccan
MI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23
GLOW beautifully fills

From hannah lips that 1;eSso,. ,oId, FORGIVE;
Forgive esS-'tis the attribute of Cod
The sound which cpenetl lieavcn--rcue aTtia
On earth lost Eaen's faded bloom. AMI nings
Hopes haicyon llao Ger he y aste Of life.
Thrice happy lie Whose heart has been 50 scheolcd
In the meek lessons of hum nity.
That he can give it utterance it Inparts
Celestial grandeur to the human soul,
4 III r.lan eth islI Ri-s -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-23

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