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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-08


THE LATE DESTRUCTIVE CONFLACR ALTON
which was noticed in yesterdays National In,eieencer
originated as we learn from Mr. Burton the anaRer Of the
National Theatre in the oil OF that spacious odre
seems probable, from what told that candle
Without stick, had been left burning upon liable in The
oil room by negro, and ia this way the fire probably
ginaied We have heard the of popery bestowed
by this extensive coDhagraon estimated at from $40 600
To S5OOOO and inclined think the former sunt
10 be the more correct estimate. Ii Is nsceraned that the
National Theatre was not insured The building original
y cost Slj,OOU. and il lately purchased nj public
sale by Benz Oec Tayloe Esq for himself and other
temen for Sl35OO The principal sufferer. are General
Van Ness. Mr. Tayoe Mr. Richard Smith, Mr.. Harrison
Smith. and Mr.. Lafned.
In addition 10 the destruction Of the National Theatre
we learn that the subIoined dwellings and buildings were
also either wholly or partially destroyed:
The brick building occupied by Mr. Berry, marble
cutter
The grocery store owned by Mr.. Alison Eayor. and
occupied by Mr. Hand.
The brick dwelling owned by Mrs. o'Nea, and occu-
pied by Mr.. Edmund Brown.
The blick dwelling owned by Mrs o'Nesl. and occu
pied by Miss Stringer, dress maker.
The dwelling on 18th street, owned by Mr. Lewis
Viyaos, and occupied by DR.. Donphan.
The brick dwelling, also on 18th street. owned and
occupied by Michael Nourse, Eco.
Several wooden buildings, stables &C. in the rea. al
the Theatre. were also burnt TO ashes
The efforts Of the fire companies TO arrest the fame,
were for some time rendered Intellectual for the want Of
water IL was greatly 10 the credit Of the Alexandra fire
men that two OF their efficient fire companies dfagged
spparstos distance Of eight miles very short space Oh
time, TO aid IN 'he exncOn Of the fumes Such eSrraor
binary aud praiseworhy eSertion in fearful emergency
deserves the strongest commentator. The AleHandis
femen arrived 10 from, Of the burning Theatre and.t line
cheers Of an immense multitude.
In the progress Of tho dreadful conags9p the singled
roofs Of several houses caught fire. Mr. Gbers Ffeneh
and American Restaurateur caught FIRE in two or three
places and only saved by the great attention
eSerons OF Mf. Collins. the carpenter, aud two Young
sds who assisted him. We noticed many other CONNIE
dable ac;s o this Kind the part u individuals who
names unknown TO us.
We glad TO learn that meeting Is announced 10 be
held this evening. at FueT's Hotel, consider the propr
ETY. Of giving CITIZENS Ball. in MD Of the members az Mr
Buron's Company. who have lost their clothing and rey
sea in the late conHug raton-Nst. Int, March 7.
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a 'UFFEE, IDLACsEE, TEA, &c
~ zoo bszs prime Green Rio COace
$50 DO do do Lazusyra DO
$50 DO do Old Java d,
loo do do d. Augostura DO
~ mats superior Manila DO
IS bags do ~. CaihAnbe's do
20 Ibis ". q. Maiasses
; bsf chests hne Gun Ponder Tea
500 Eses Sole Ira;h-r
10 casks Winter Pressed Lamp OH
IS baskets fferh saiad oil
20 hhds Ei1es and shoulder Bacon
rs Do Rye Wrisksy
20 otis Tuscal1osa do-Fof sale By
mis- WILLIAMS Il uAxut
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lLLISoIs-The Legislature Of this State has elected Gen
VIM Lee d. Ewing, Auditor, Milton Carpenter, Treasurer
with James Shields John r. Cotton and Jesse b. Thomas
Judges Of the Supreme Court AL Locos of course Ew
ing YVES formally U. S. Receiver Of Public Moneys and
was reported heavy defaul'er by the Secretary of the
Treasury As an Auditors duty consists in keeping other
peoples hands Of the Treasury we should think him
sharp hand for the plnce-N Y ExrRrS.
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NOTICE

pOrATOBs- NJ.
1900 buseis Of Msiuc rotsfoc In s,orr oos
orJersnd Zoe s.le. mis- HANEIN a Wur,JntK
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u NoTICE.-Ai o'clock, =. NJ, tomorrow. DR..
IHpsAs will speak al the Odd Fellows Hail. on TIVE SIEVE
Raj DEFINES OF rBE RIOHTEoUs WieEED. Those
"ho believe IN punishment after and resurrection
or IN eternal life IN torment respectfully invited to at
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Inc Washington correspondent, of the Charleston Mer
eury, Calhoun organ, thus speaks Of Mr. Folks messag.
IN advance
We are relspsing back, fear, to tbs times when
everything was done by party and for party aud party
could do no wrong. The Presidents Inaugural ia OF,
peeted TO please oil the tribes Of the Democracy ard BIO
quite as oracuar as the Baltimore resolutions For in
stance heard that II would seeomIaend revisa of the
ianh-not TO come 10 The Act OF ls33-but on in.
principles OF that Act, which, it has all sorts Of prn
epes Discrimination free list and all that will Of course
suit all scTts Of people.
10 make up for any obscuTiiy and shortco minss on
the Tana, Mr.. Polk, it is understood will very di,inctv
declare hiniself on the Bank question: &c &C. and viii
utter as brave words you shall hear in summer,
morning about reuenehment and economy-a song TO be
said sung by all who march TO the Wine Hoasr bu,
never utter they its threshold"
The writer has hit ti.e message OF exactly-be must
have had peep behind the curtsin.-l Bali. Pat
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APPLES.
RI BBLS. said to be Of superior quality, hour.
OO y expected nd for sale
mis- RANKIN q wHrrLoCK
baltimore BACON
- 5000 lbs paimore Sides
5000
bbls. Smoked Reef
so kegs No. Lard
Also, old Shoulders and Hams
Just received and fos sale low for cash NJ
,s No 1913 Cay street
mn .
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.soessss rAsses~ wtsA 81 sd.s S.~ lv.A. -
- es.v s<tnnnA 40 49, q ~. Wsr-s.S
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MAacr> Sd, iels. 49,
r,p Arrived. rs.s4
Canal Boat Flying Lacy J. r. shsou. u..., .-;. a.
too mdse: from Lynehbsu, TO Dssss 4 80. - -
Blair. Henry Lndlsm & Co.. L. D. Ce,.sSss - -
Edmonds Davenport, and y. ]. Jooss - w
Ssivssdser, J. W. BrOsdus. masser, viii la ~.
rom Lynehearg, 10 j. II. Jursy. Hsnry Isiis. q ~
o. rsy'on. Wm q. CteusAaw. J. r. Aodrr,a. sSof
Shields & Sonssrvils. s"a
oaaoo. u. Burton. master. with Goa ,oos mdx. fo
,nyaenosy, 10 L. D. Crsashaw & Co. Winfr,s q VIII ,
h.' "ooe" S~s,hmsy. b. Psyton, William, & Ro-
fp.,,p M CLEARED.
for Bent Creek and Lynehbure. ""' "'1's
Lynchburg. - - - ''t ""' ma1e' LOG
Lady Of the Lake. Tho. Price, ms,,,, ,uh 40, ,,,.
mdrs Tor Dover Mills. Lock No. Z, Car,er.vilIe Ns~
Canton. and Lynehbury. "'"
Virginia. WIN. T. Minor. master, with 37S ton. md,,
for Scottsville. - - ~ WV. "oa's
. Lynchburg. r. 8. Fields MASTER with A., Inn, ,d,.
''i MIDWAY Mills Lock No. ~, aud Lynchbury
for Scottsville. '"' wv 'o"' motes
champion, 8. Guerrani, master, with ala ION, u,d,,
for New Canton & Scotisyille ~ 'o"' "'"1's
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FtRE-Jnst ~ paper ssng 10 prsss frv broks
out la Front street, between Walnut street and Morris ii.
ley consuming the buildings. well the iussrio Of
the -four senements Front street, occupied part By 81
las tros brsss founder, Henry McCearne, biseksmh-
and lillian Steele, starch manufacturer We could mo,
learn that there insurance the buldns, d.
sroycd.-PAh w. s. Gas, MARCH, STA.
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MARRIED.

on Tbar-hy evening. BY the Rev. Hr sules Mr ELLIS
AsELRoY iin'mery Of Phadel9his,l A,ss CAROLINE
CRUNP. Of rhB city.
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nsss at mature sss. hs sight. instead Of becoming
nset eees@ss wsskssi aud before hs arrives a. the
rom ssuhcsai nesns and, when he ystfarthes srses b.
yona mat period o life. he 10 surrounded By complete
ose - nsasdss wASsA sass Nm unt he = consea
60 70 mo grave sseh sns lie sf Printer such the
ING % 'h.s MAJ whose d.ys (which the pmes Of
snohsr maze hs, sss smpsysd closely employed sd-
riss Of the whole wosd. a h
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,,
Z o u ~
THE exercises

TENHE exercises Of commencement will take
n Place the Medical Coee, Monday n,st March 10 At
~ o'clock Ths religions etersisss coBuets by the Rev
llyof TIE dgfse Of Doctor Medicine Conferred y
The Rev PJ -pauoE President Hami.n y ibey college ar
ter which adde's m be made BY the Pr.
-'1ent AID TIL Naiedeofy pronounced BY DL Maupin
" lie MEDICAL Faculty heVd Chfgy, Bss. and
fahy are M TED 70 attend. AUG L.. WAREER,
Hh s-Sah bean 81 FacuIy.
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GOVERNOR OwsLEY. AxD ES-GoyERSoR Lrreprs--,cbs
Frankfort, KY, Commonwealth, Of recent date ssys.
It's not true as has been intrnated in distant papsr
and whispered nosrer home, that horc or oyrr wns spv
mi'unders'andns, personally or POLITICAL between these
s"n"s''eed gentlemen Tboir mutual rsqioae, iounded
90 long cherished and high personal regard are no :,
always hitherto, entirely respectful snd friendly.
u may MOI be amiss 10 Observe however that we have
good reason ior tina belief that Eseh minded person,
nave Va'ny endeayored disturb their friendly relation,
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WORLDS OFFICE.
Daving by O'Clock day-ras close al ~ oeIoet
$1,000 CAPITAL. Tickets so. IS Noe. rs drawn.
Also foto day the big Lottery $500 Of 1900 ne Tickets
IO-fof sale by WORD
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HOYT's OFFICE.

HOYT's OFFICE.
$1,000 Capital morning Is Noa rs drawn Pine .ebe.
Or packages Tickets S1SO-for ale un.i ~ ocioek
Also, for 'Ddny,
$40 900 Granj seh,oe ies-is $40 10 be had bv railing he
fore g O'Clock. az U1Yr-s
mis- No 2. Etehinre.
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ALLEN, OVyve

ALIENS orpIcs.
For this morning.
$1,000 Alexandfis Lottery, CIs.s No III D,,~n a,
Baltimore Friday, March TIL Prizes a. 900. 1000.
llOo. 1000, &c. IS Nos, IS dawn ballots, TIels,.
s9,5O-shsfcs in proportion.
For THIS Evening
SPLENDID SCHEME,
$4,000 Capitals! Alessndra Lottery Class No 10
70 be drawn 10 Aiex.ndrs, ID. c., Saturday 9Th Prizes,
ssvVoo 10000. 5000 $40. 5000, $780, 1000, SO of
1000 &c. &c. rs Mos 10 drawn ballots. r,cL,,s ai0,
shares In proportion.
Drawing OF Va. Mcnon0ais, Clas. No. 1o-Msrch Tn:
~ 81 20 ~ D ~ - 50 36 10 II ga 76s
G. r. ALLEN
mho No. 5Exchsnes.
uDURLIsnERs o. Nevp,p.,. and es. can n. .o,..a ,s
,nn'ng Paper from the Fnnsn Paper nia spcn nsS
ms DAVENPORT hALLEN,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

has cost you, and mos, heartily wishes you sue.
cess in your ar6uous and future uselal labors.
K.
e. We cannot permit our correspondent
TO take leave Of us and our readers, without
returning our sincere thanks for his favors
during the session of the legislature just
clnsed-our readers, too, we feel confident,
join US in returning their thanks, for the
amusement and instruction they have de-
rived from his regular and interesting epis-
ties. We take pleasure in announcing the
fact, that the letters Of *" lave be, n
more universally sought after, read, and ap.
proved, than those of any of our colem.
porarics. He is a bold thinker, fearless
writer, speaking plainly and tru'hfully Of
men and measures, and this is what made
his letters so much admired. Again we
thank him.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05
REVIVAL IN JEFFERSON CITY

By the following, which we extract from
the Jefferson correspondence of the mis-
souri, Statesman under date of March
oath, il will be seen quite an interesting re-
vival Of religion has taken place. While
the Devil and his lmps have been sowing
the seeds of political destruction broad cast
over our oppressed and loco-devil,ridden
State, and all were ready to say "sureIy no
good can come ont of" Jefferson City, we
rejoice to record the fact that numbers are
turning their faces Zion.ward" The cor.
respondent Of the Statesman says:
Zone thing more beg leave to mention, that
IS the revival that has taken place in the Melho
dist church in This place 1t has gradually been
increasing for TWO OF three weeks past. | was al
this church on Sunday forenoon, afternoon and
night. The house viii accommodate some -four
hundred persons, and was always (ull-overhow.
ing. Out OF the supposed number here men
toned and present, think at least one hund ed
and thirty partook in the evening, OF the cn
blems of the broken body and shed blood OIL
Jesus OF Nazareth" The excitement
seems 10 be increasing Some forty or fifty with
in a short time, have, as understand, already
Joined the church, and think at least 40 at rht
close of sermon las, Sunday night by Mr. Pres
colt, OF Columbia. and upon an invitation bein9
given, fastened TO the mourning bench! Such
stir, such an outbreak OF feeling, deep and sol
emn, do not know that | ever witnessed"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

UFMr. Speaker Jackson. we under
stand, towards the close of the session, be-
gan to be properly appreciated, By his o,cn
party. His repeated attempts to "carry
water on both shoulders" showed so plain
Iy ignorance or demagogueism, that he lost
much Of the standing he has heretofore en-.
ioyed. A certain subject was under dis.
cussion one day, and Mr.. Speaker made a
motion and a speech. "Well," said an old
democratic gentleman, jackson has made
a motion and a speech-Lm Tie Lord kno,es
hour he uW VOTE !"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

From WaShingioa--At IL o'clock, Thurs
day the Goth, the Senate acquainted the
President that fhe had no further commu
cicaions 70 make it was ready to adjourn.
Soon after, the President, through Mr.. AL
len, one of the committee appointed to wait
on him, answered, that he had no further
communication to make, and wished the
Senators health and happiness upon return
ing to their homes. Whereupon, the Sen
ale, al o'clock adjourned, sine die.
The day before adjourning. the injunc-
ton of Secrecy was on motion of Mr.. Der,
rien removed from the following proceed.
ings.
In Executive session, March 10th, Mr.
Berrien, submitted the following resolution
for consideration.
Rosolred, That in executing the authority con
ferred by the joint resolution OF Congress, emit
tied Joint resolution for the annexation Of Tex
as to The United States, the President Of the Uni
ted States will but conform 10 the provisions c
constitution, by resortng TO the treaty maxim
power for the purpose OF accomplishing that re:
olution.
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed t
lay before the President Of the U IS. copy c
the Resolution.
On the 18th, Mr.. McDuffie moved to la
the above resolution on the table, and
was laid on the table, yeas %, noes 20.
On the goth, the United States Senat
confirmed the nomination Of Mr.. West &c
Consul al Hong Kong, and of Gen. Goul
of Rochester, for Marshal of the Distri'
Of New York. These nominations WEI
made in place of those rejected by the Ser
ate, the day previous.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05
THE EMPIRE CLUB AND MIR. FOLK

Week before last, we published report
that President Polk refused to receive a
visit from the Empire Club of New York,
whose attendance at Washington, during
the scenes Of the Inauguration has been
frequently alluded to. Capt. Rynders, the
master spirit of the Club, has come out in
card contradic,ng the representations as
to the reception of the club. He says that
they did visit the President in body. and
were received with respect and favor
A correspondent of the Newark, IN. J.)
Advertiser, in view of these facts, copied
from the list Of visitors as registered at the
White House. the names of few of the
members of the Club, accompanying them
with an appropriate notice Of The profess
sional character and services of each.-
They are as follows:
Thomas 1IcGuire--a notorious gambler, and
arrested as a watch suffer.
Thomas C0lliny--Ddcted as watch. suffer
Clinton BQker- arrested for theft and pocket
book dIopping.
John HuStin-indicted for the murder OF Nc
Coy and ln,prsoned-a practical thimble-rigger.
Thomas RhineS-arrested in New Jersey as
thimbe.rgger.
Peter Conner-a notorious gambler, and ar
rested Tor being engaged in riot.
Bill Ford-chaIged with rape, theft and bur.
glary-senenced TO the penitentiary and par.
doned out abont the time Of the late presidential
election, by Gov. Bouck.
John Chester, (known as Country McCIusk "
convicted Of mansIsughler, sentenced to the Pen.
tentary and served out his time.
Joe JeweN--indcted and tried for the murder
of Louba, the Waterman, in which case the Jury
could not agree.
Joe JeiceN, Capt. Rynders- Arrested at Wash
ington, D. c. Tor stealing Treasury Notes a
New Orleans, and taken TO that city for exami
nation and trial by order Of the President Of iht
u s. and there acquitted.
An abundance Of testimony is at hanC
to show that these distinguished friends ant
ASSOCIATES Of the Chief Magistrate of the
! Union are correctly described. They com
pose small minority Of the Club, but fair
ly represent the characters and standing o
! the whole body. Not one in fifty, it i
said of the Club have any honest mean
Of gaining livelihood. Such men are re
ceived with distinction by the President
and such an organization is kept up ant
sustained exclusively by The leaders of tn
locofoco party in New York City,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05
MARcH 26lh, 1915.

~Otu, lOfo'
This day has been day OF stir and hustle in
the city, many members leaving for home and
both branches Of the General Assembly are now
becoming much reduced in numbers.
The bill for the reduction OF the salaries OF
the officers, which was under discussion in The
House Of Representatives, on yesterday, now
sleeps in quiet on the table OF the Clerk OF the
House, whence it will not again be removed du
ing the Session. so it and its twin sister, the bill
OF Mr.. Cowen, are there to remain amongst the
unfinished business OF the session, and the old
law will be in force upon that subject, Mr..
James, the leader OF the reformation and re-.
ucnchnlcnt of high salaries having left for home
this morning.
The bill regulating the pay OF members OF the
Legislature, which passed the House OF Repre-
senatives few days ago, reducing the per diem
allowance 10 Two dollars, was this day amended
in the Senate by striking out two and inserting
three dollars per day, as the old law was. The
House also concurred in the amendment and so
ends all the farce about low wages and small
salaries.
The Governor, this day, appointed Mr. G. w.
Huston, Of currency bill Jane Register of lands,
and The appointment was confirmed by the Sen.
ate. Mr.. Heard is, therefore, turned off upon a
cold unchartable world 10 shift for himself, like
others Of the outs. ] sncerely wish him we'll
go where he may, for he is more honest and
clever than those who prescribe or succeed him.
The two Houses Of the General Assembly mel
in the Hall Of the House, to day, for the purpose
Of elecling commissioner to supeintend the
printing Of the laws and Journals Of the present
session; whereupon, VIM. C. Jones and S. NJ.
Bay being put in nomination, Mr.. Jones wa;
elected.
The business OF the two Houses is now about
coming to a close, and the Clerks and The Exec
tive will be ready by Friday morning 10 permit
an adjournment sac die. X.
MAEcn %, 1915.
This day. few minutes after 10 o'clock, the
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05
The Wing Convention which assembled

The Wing Convention which assembled
at Nashville on the goth ult. unanimously
nominated TIE Hon. Ephraim II, Foster for
Governor. Mr.. +. is a man of giant intel
lect. and is one of the most eloquent spea,
kers in the west. The Nashville Gazette,
(ncntraD says: "lhe convention was char
acterzcd by spirit of harmony and en-
thusiasm, which evinces determination on
the part Of the Wigs, TO maintain their po.
siton and retain the State.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

U@IIon. Isaac G. BATES, U. S. Sena-
tor from Massachusetts, died at Washing
ton on the 10th ult. His death was appro-
piately announced to the Senate by the
Hon. Daniel Webster. Hon. Mr.. Huger
of South Carolina, also paid beautiful
tribute to the worth of the departed States.
man.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

New CONFERENCE.-The Cincinnati
Chronicle describes new counterfeit Five
dollar bill on the State bank of Indiana
sit has never before made its appearance
in this market. The paper is of different
hue from the genuine note, and the Wig
nette, especially the head of the woman,
are not so good as the gnuine note. But it
is well calculated to deceive, and The pub
lie should be on their guard.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

Expenses in SURPRISING the Stare Trade
It appears by the yearly report 10 the British
Parliament, that England has expended little
short Of twenty millions Of pounds sterling in
endeavoring to suppress the slave trade on the
coast OF Africa, and large amount OF bounties
has not yet been paid.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

MoRsE's TELEGRAPu.-The Philadelphia
Times says that MoRsE's Magnetic Telegraph
is TO be extended from Baltimore 70 New York,
as rapidly as the wires can be laid and protected.
The line between Fhiladel phia and New York
will be put into operation first. private com.
pany has the work in charge.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

UAll the laws passed by the Legislature
of general and public nature, take effe CT
from and after the lst day Of August.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

THE Cuunrs.-No alteration was made
in the time of holding our courts. In the
Circuit Court judgment obtainable at the
first term on notes and bonds. The magis-
trates courts to be held every two, in.
stead of three months-judgment obtaina-
able at the first term.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

COOP ADvIcE.-Girls, beware of trans
lent young men-never suffer the addresses
of stranger; recollect, one steady far.
mer's boy, or industrious mechanic, is
worth more than all the floating trash in
the world; the allurements of a dandy
jack, with gold chain about his neck, a
walking stick in his paw, some honest tai.
Ior's coat on his back, and brainless,
though fancy skull, can never make up The
loss Of fathers home-a good mothers
counsel, and the society of brothers and
sisters; their affections last, Willie that of
such young man is lost al the wane Of the
honey moon. IT'S True,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-04-05

UFIt will be seen by our Jefferson cor
respondence that the Legislature adjourned
on Friday morning, March 2sth.