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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

~" Poi edut uutits tnat uevOive on MN. 1t
is thought by the members of The bar. from
the expeditions manrer in which the Chan-
cel'or dispatches the business Of the Court,
that hey will &c: strough lhe docket on
Tuesday neyt.
FATtL AFFRAy.-4Ve learn from The
Panola Lynx. OF the Sd Inst, that an af
fray occurred il thai place, on the 9th
Dee, which resulted in The death Of a Mr..
John p. Woodruff. who was shot BY Lee
TemPieiOn. The afifay, rs usual, took
place ia frontof a GRecERr.
Our Senators and Representatives 10
Congress will please accept our thanks, for
the various pubic and o her Important doc
umeu,s receized from them. 70 Messrs
SFElcHF and ADAMS we are especially in.
debled, for numerous favors
A. c Bans, Esq, formerly Of Grenasa,
Miss has become editor Of The jackson
"Soatbron5' We had The pleasure Of near.
iog Dir. Bane make few political speech
es during the canvass Of 1910, and know
him TO be. not only good and true Wing.
bat vigorous and taIen;ed writer,--a gen
reman eminently qualified, from his inior-
nation of the history of The Two political
parties of the country.to take charge Of he
leading whig paper Of the State. We hope
that our.fsicud5 viii be more liberal in
their support Of the sOuthron than hereto
fore.
The advertiser ment of Lemuel Giberts
Piano Fortea. VII be seen on fourth page.
TIE conmun.cot:on of"Town Lounger"
is more TO the purpose than anything we
have read for maya day, but We cannot
adni; it urtiI the author gives US his name
The present nunnber OF the Gazette is
printed on larger paper, than usual,
from the fact that our paper is out and
the paper we are now using is bought from
q merchant of The place, who Brought on a
supp,v for another Office. we nave made
arrangements . -'-et.a larue supply from
Boston, which will be here in q few weeks.
THE SABB4Ta.-We are pleased to see.
from the subjoined proceedings o. a portion
of the merchants and other business men
of Yazoo City, that this holy dey is about
to be properly observed IN some Sections Of
our State, if not in Holly Springs. Would
it not be more consistent with our duty to
God and the religious portion Of communi,
iy. wero the citizens Of this place 10 enter
into similar resolutions
"Beiieving the Sabbath 10 be specific
allotment OF time appointed by God Cor sa
creo purposes. and Gay of rest from all
worldly avocations and labor, which il e.
qualiy necessary for both man 5 morale and
physical nature, ana consequently for the
peace. good order and happiness of society
sTherefore-
Resolued, That we the UNDERSIGNED
Merchants of Yayoo CITY, agree and
pledge ourselves no. to bnv or sell env
goods or articles of merchandise on tie Sab
bath day.
Resofred, That we will exert our in.
fiuence 10 prevent The transactions of world
iy business on The Sabbath. practice which
We deem not only useless, bul demoraIiziDg
in its tendency.
Here follow he names of twenty eight
firms residents, of Yazoo City.
We are pleased 10 see that the citizens
nt Rinler hive held a mnnnnn IL -
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

Owing 10 our engagements in Tire Office,
we al pot have The pleasure Of attending :
The Temperance meeting on Friday eve
ming last. but learn that commIuee was
appointed at the needing for tie purpose Of
nemolialising the Legislature 70 ssla'ion 20
she License law
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
! "a. s;r, year humble serv't,
EMMA SMITH.

The proceeding ofthe citizens opposed to
ihe present corporation taxes were not hans.
ded min line for ;ke presen, No. ofthe Ga.
zetie. Viii publish them next week.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
From the N. Y. Sun.
THE M9RMNNS

IMPoRTANT -ETTER FROM NRs SMITH.
WIDow OF TBE MORMON PRoPHEr-The
following interesting letter from Mrs
Smith, widow Of the late General Joseph
Smith, Tie Mormon prophet. came to Us
Yesterday by private conveyance from
Nauvoo. |, will be read with great inter,
est. as giving probably ethe most correct
though briet view Of The affairs as at pres.
ent existing among tha. unhappy people -
Nr-,r, TIT No.r of.d tcsr
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
L0eistaaa and Msssissi0Di.


lnfeIio7
Middiing r5as e
Good mddIirg
Middiln9 lair -
Fair e,.a
Good fair
Good and fine
1t Is the general impression here that
this depression is only temp rary, aud thai
the Message and news Of he coming crop
being actually short, will pr duce revi,
wing effect IN the Liverpool market Sagar
is firm. though the stock is accmulafinp
pretty fast. Common brings 43,4a5-
Fair I>8 a 5 So. loiasees rather dnl
al 2l@nd 2i 4c. F7oar is dull and de-.
clining | heard Of two safes pending thls
morning os 500 and 600 bbls Od:o s.
so was offered iu ore case. and The Fiou,
IS otfered at that figure in the other. No
change to noticein Tobacco sor Prov fsions
v aiskey IS very dull at p. and 26c, With.
'ogt buyers.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

uas oeen 10 Sc SION since Monday last
Chancellor Dickinson appears 70 give uni,
versal satisfaction in the discharge of the
important duties that devolve on him. 1t
is thought by the members of the bar, from
the expeditions manner in which the Chan-
cel!or dispatches The business Of the Court.
that they will &c: .Erough Tie docket on
Tuesday neyt.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
Mir

Cor. JAMES X. MORSE, the worthy and
talented whig candidate for Senator In The
DeSoto district, East fall was shot dead by
Mr.. James Dyson on Wednesday last. 1t
appears from oV- Informant that Col. Moss
was on his way to this place, TO attend the
Chancery Court, now in session, and was
met by Sir. Dyson pear McCarson'ss in
CeSolo County, who, after charging Col.
Morse with having made efforts at the Her
nando Court to iniure his character, deiib>
erately presented double barrel gun, and
sho, him through The heart When the
news OF Co.. Noes murder reached Her
randa, the excitement was very great. and
several companies instantly formed and
went in pursuit Of Dyson, one Of which took
aim near his hoaae before DAY OF Thursday
morning. lie is now in jail at Herdando.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
We are indebted 70 the Memphis En-

We are indsbted % the Memphis En-
quirer's New Orleans eofIssp spondent. Reg
maid, for the following commercial revs:-
This letter to rhe Enagaer hearz date
Jaaaaty Sd. 1916.
There has bee very little business done
ID The Cotto9 market. sincei wrote to vou
en- Tuesday. The sales on thai dav only
amounted 10 about 500 bales On Wcdnes
day. only 400 bales were sold. On Tues,
day, oeIn9 New Y Fears, nothing was done.
Yesterday bout 400 bales changed hands
The operations have been limited bv the
great difference between the rates offered
and The views Of holders. Yesterday mol.
ders seemed inclined to give way a little
and-ih sales We're al decline of ! a &c up
on last weeks prices | annex quotations
which CONFORM as nearly as possible to the
present state of the market
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

HEART RENDrNG-We are inform ed
that a Lady flhis place received letter
few mails since. containing he meian-
choly news Of The death Of her father.
mother. brother. sister and niece, all having
died at the same house. within ten CT twelve
days of each oiher.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

The date Of our paper. on the outside y
incorrect II should have been the loth Of
January. iussead of The 3rd. ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10
LETTER FROH OREGON

The iotloUIag extract from a letei fr,.a
Oregon. says The s. L.a.s Re1a6li~
can, IS sent 10 us tar publication. L IS
tlyes II this Safe. and who has lad sts-s.s
VANTAGE Of having rss5fe1 -8u+.ae- vrz-s
n TIE cot-n'rT q which q sasakz, slN
years Of Which have been uHoa The place
from whence be dates his lsigef
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

We are pleased 10 see that the citizens
OF Ripley have held a meeting and passed
subdry resolutiops, deprecahng the disas1
trous and increasing evils resulting from
the sale OF ardent spirits in that place on
the Sabbath. The meeting was composed
of the most respectable and influential csi
zens Of 1ipAh County. We make room
for the following resolutions:
Resolped. That the selling ofardent spir
lis on The Sabbath day is a serious pubic e.
vii. destructive 10 the-peace aud harmony
of the vilt4ge, and which meets ouT .un-
qualified condemnation.
Resolred, Tnatthe Seiectmen ofthe town
Of Ripley be requested to pass an ordinance
imposing a penalty OF FIVE dollars upon any
md iviiuai tho shall sell liquor on that day
10 any white man /; and The sum OF twenty
dollars for selling 10 any negro or mplaito.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

The advertisement of Lemuel Giiberts
Piano Fores, WI be seen on fourth page
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

Fatal AFFRAE-4Ve learn from The
Pamela Lynx. OF the Sd Inst. that an af
fray occurred il thai place, on the 27I
Dee, which resulted in The death Of a Mr.
John p Woodruff. who was shot BY lie,
TemPleion. The affay, as usual. tool
place ia front of a GRecERY.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-10

TIE communication of'-Iown Lounger.
is more TO the purpose than anything we
have read for maya day. but We cannot
adni; it uGtl the author gives US his name
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rts ri - sta eaas -. IL ,'-sr. 30. Is, lsrt
vt catls soy srvfafy shrrf. an na, haf l.r
bog tf1,I 81 lhr pen ainIs plians - stfoat Aa..s'
Ia sac lfs Heiurs tho and sfoef rsA 1fe
field Out ii the WHEAT field LEY 20 1lfs iie ~
Geld. and a the uiH Tire fsId. aAd ihon fhe}
SAY vHu the Nhes aa and lta ILL Is ready IT
,ten.
Such has been The rianagcmeHt II tins farm tf The
a-i sIk years. afd af,seas an confident O Would ut
bfing ntnfy five HUNDRED daltfs / r- "a ~arsstpn
III ' ihan brfaf. II mafcI an sf'fe ~ n"e
viii be- SURPRISED hen say HAT llu, gentleman has
owned and sUnd ~ lafns be7ic .te aar he Is "afk-
InI at present. He grr,ly ppiu1lrcJ against h'"k
taaunt. Hed wau'd Hl be surprised a see hun HEX
r-ii at dtlT, agricultural papef anr Should be 50 IN
5afisaale reach as taalr Inc Wy II improvement
nas bfea pointed ea sH set maaY cauaae Ia cary The
rock tn uae end elIle bag ehoa thy go 10 nda.
Notwithstanding tie rel9I &c tbas has 81 las eAsicd
agau, book faauiHs the bali ri agricultural improve
HefI Is npdly rallo9 anN1rI. and tusl tha The day
Is NIL very tdsau, cb shall have passed ever ey
cry atn ~ OH tuzUod, l.. lie sincere tarud7 ii
improvement rel5u5e 1hrif diligence, 7If ap llrr sIul
g'at sleepy headed nfi2hbts, and ny MUD ar II, He
laIi ,rlH Hcref sop bf ,rH ufriss a. yeed, aid cu-
nac 10 f,Il uol lbc sans ol ttol1 shall have frpra#
wed The vast, Places tn lies ss3 dmang generations.
lhea and MT uoll fHca Mil lhe % D0minon re.
jpiee and blossom as het-s.'
\ fnEsn o. INr8ottNrar.
.Sa,,fr Jul > -.
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IN which tifed Il. Il Crimson iernrfIy lived contain
Dnc limniirrA an, NinriA-iIIcr Acrl

an which fdfed H. Il s5lnsn lofnrry lived containing
one Hundred nni! ainety-ilircc acres.
ytas on The ~atefs OF Elk Greek IA The county u Bed
ud, a'J7lolos The Anda Vi Dr.. T. H. Nelsm, beverly
Pldgrt and others.
ms Is desirable nle Trac Of Land, pretty well
improved, aud "a fine condition. or farming, with one ii
the best orchards III tle county, AID an abundance Of
tl'nber.
Would pfricr private sale--shuuld fail IN that. il
VIII Lr ai-fed at Plaic an'llan ua he r,ei.sss va
lue-day, the 29lh day # September II, A.
Nh Jahn - Gio5s, who lives Oh the and. viii take
pleasure IN showing Il.
Applications or private sale be made In the
defssned. Should BE- sid privately before the day u
sac, unely nouee VIII be alven.
j. II. NORMAN, Cmur.
August 3 N4w
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HssI,ss,a..

10, sell, on me 18Th day of November nex
NV itAl OF LAND. On Ivy Greek. conralr-
'n9 uNf' III NDRED and EIGHTY and HALF
Al hfS adJo 1ns In" lands nj Charles I. Coins Der
n'f" horNfT, Samuel Nc & J, hnl Rocker. il lie.
,n2 fln o he lrtc1. heonelnl To Ilrlcberry law
N'5 a'' d. ihlS AID /, we'll .daprtd to The growth
W 2'a'''' N'L"' hra. Olrs &c. There is varie-
purchase pnva'fy VIII apply 10 M, residing 4, ,hs
pa E he purchaser have possession 10 SEED
"'a 'u'i possession gwen The 2J day Of De.
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Land for sale.

H4TIEU F0T SHIT.
| OFFER Tor sac that we'll kuoun
TRACT OF LAND
lying on Failing nvef. IN Campbell county, lately own
ed 10y NJ }. Samuel Bnnrh. containing between
900 and 5000 Acres.
II mol sold privately before Ihufsday the Slh day of
ofi"b'r It will an thu day, al - O'Clock, be sold oa
The premises, at public aurnon.
TERMS
One fourth cash-baaneo payable in one two and
'hp' years, with interest from the day Of sale pay
neels 10 be SECURED by deed of tra,r 6G the land
Mr.. Matthew y. Nov In. who resides near the Land.
VIII 5hew II 10 any person wishing tn purchase
LENS WEBB.
Richmond, JAY - $50
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y EhFtsf5Hn Gi0.sjcuy .&rao,y.


Is proposed To be opened about the frs Of October
neN, at Gten", the residence OF the unJer,lgur IN
The county OF fMyal IA, provided twelve buys not IN.
der seven nor over ten years old be engaged the
unmbcr to be limited to twenty
For the Information OF The public il may he rr,,,,.r
here 10 stale, that by Christian Classic S.bo. /,
ch"l Classic; aaJ 1fboaah tina Ie,hen Classics viii be-
which they wrltfcu nrclase Indispensable tna tho
rough eduea'Ian they VIII be exhibited in the dcpraved
spnto their moral tone, Ia striking contrast " rh HE
Book d God's Wufd, which Will be aught in the rarr
smnl al lis divine author, without regard 10 dtaanlns
noo1l icneS. The E.glsh lan.uasc. Wrllur. Ann
neUc, Including TIE lower branches IT Mathematics and
Geography VII form part ol the regular eourse If IN.
struStiun IN this school.
Tuition ard ard. inrluling all expenses. exrept
books and clothing viii be 81 50 ur the session of ten
mouths, payable semi annually in advance
Letters addressed to M at Sersa Nan9s post fi,a
fInvama county, Will receive prompt attention. and
opy nollce gwen as ie The precise day OF commence,
mrnl.
gentleman Of hiah qualifications. wei keovn To-
ihe Tristan community. hose name viii b, anplrpr.
cd m due tme At Is hoped. will beiudn,ea 10 take Nm,
management d this schpol; hut. in case Of drsapp,.
meni me subscriber pledges himself 10 The pubic Thai
me Seho"I shall NOT 20 Into operation aal,ss unrr TIN
cate oil thi'iian teacher at unqaeSianable quandr,
IONS Whose settled claims 10 the character " hIcl cor
si'ul'S Tue highest style al man. Will ensure tlfhi11
U.S. IN "1ehl9. and The fullest operation win il
subscriber II making the government OF the scbug
strictly paterual.
Aag II NJ
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3)otttraI.



All through the dtcary winter mosik>
Ne her iov,l, iorm,
And trsinblcd al the sigh;cs, gale,
ca thrcaiaaos Of a storm
How solcmnls We guarded hsv,
How tcansll, earessd-
AMI oh with what an mus gaze
uesateh1 her troubled ret
And when the searching uinds OF March.
Swept b. with moaning se und,
fiss still be am or hearts ith Tar,
IIsw pale each face around.
And eagerly, yet halt AFRAID,
Me mari ed the slightest change,
Ans fanried in her tones 81 love
cadence sadl, strange.
We could no, bear 10 see her fade
To note her failing voice,
Zen though its murmnrcd melody
still ALTERED out-rtloiee'
Her eyes looked larger than Of ,stc,
Her brow moce rursl, white;
And oh shuddcrod when she held
Her hard ain.t the hsls.
That hand was ifemnlou- and thln,
Yet OF, when tears she'd,
She pressed IT tendcrl, 30 turn
Upon each dropping head
o. she vas lo,cicr every hour,
And dearer every day
And made our loWly home place
For angel guest. tostay,
But winter storms at length were gone,
rhe hewefs hegiu Ia bloom,
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It1m I'M Fnirjc Enurr.
FOR TIE llGANEN OR BROkEN-NlNDED
HORSES

Whofycf Is 80 upf lo0aie as ~ have heavy bro
ken MINDED hnre aud do~frs laruf.af make btn be.of
SHOULD ~nn,f htl Io dnnh tt z#fnr fnnr any ehof
dank lb5n a,lh tue N1ier In, hof.r ~ III soon nj
lsh lts. aud II seldom i1s IN rrrulea uilral cure.
All slate a0athrt Nay tar lh.-, nha may rtsler il.
LIZ id5m eae 10 W. 9af -pmn'as of gfoend plaster
ut Pa-, aud STIR the sauir inll h, mtes lhreo umrs
day. A. first. II Il Land. bran nr tAoof three days
Inn bran aud GAS f Noe hfer daYe -, and lhcn
char OATS In iwo VI thne day. with ground pis.trt
As ahpve directed. IN Zach nj The mcszus. l.. =.
hue CaniiI .Npch lSiG
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rE'IlE HARDWARE 81 slNEss heretofore con,
dteled by II y y W. \. Richards. viii hereafter
be carried m ihr al The subsrfbtr Who par.
TIC Iay requests al Nho want Hardware cheap, give
nun sali II. y. RICHARDS.
y y Al pfrsuos al .t,ed to II u. 4 ". 4
Richards. will phrase CONE mfsafd and make rayineu
without delay. II. u. = W. \. X.
July
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I Err Ms

''f-'hiff cash, 'he baIanca in two annual paymcnf,
ia goo" personal security, and deed Ut lrus u
'"' r"dder and Oats. Stock ui CairIr Yak. or On
"11 o'oN' several Horses stork of Hogs, Five very
'aI"aoIe yonn- Negroes, Household and Kichen Far.
td,9f, PLANTATION t,cnsll, sc.
serve. I,,,L, =, ~, n.'''"' -
eltsM5c. ~ ' :" "
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\ slt,.l\I / II NH. II a., IL ,=I.,. -
' Gu, MI, t..,n,f - ' - 'ih'' - hs
rctcr + sLet aud >aaA In vie, ina, / 10.
ogui,,, 's'n'h'
Z,rba,,,l, Pr iIl,ps ain, 81 Gu. S..
y 'i''9 - = 80 80 !" 's'Sai Sl.c,,
t,r5e,,' = S,r.,. ~, Ann Sa..s II, VIII
tflli S A., >I ' - ','iinc Seerre
,sq.c ,r'',-s.,1 49, a., s'i' '..,rse
IL cu,xc.,v stha'nts,
The ,lsGnl,n,.. ~ liam So -. ua.,;nI
-, -, /, ''' :, - y ,'' l., >Ietcc, VAST,
" II & e. ~. 50 " ,',i 'nse all M.
r,,, S,srn MILF ST. 'i' -, ''' >tc'er catha
- s., tsii -, -, 49,, '''n >hetets "aow 81
m. and si,. .,,1,,ts o, - ~, ''u '''t hPpca-
l IT,. ~ d. ] III - ~ 'le 1' o assembly
,,s t, thy ri pe'''"s ny s'','iactur,
,,5sl.I II !. ordered tia, the nd nfi Ins 'onlnnn
~, ti m, '''' W, az a'I i'''s 90 appear h.fu
,I bII n H. i,;n "i - ,'i' coa AID Answer
l.,t WIN inserted -, . , ,ii 81 uls oidcr be
Inv, 2' IN" "@' r s,J mud posted the
top'.Ie.le,
august WIN
-ip,.fxi, A, I,,:I -
\ 49, ~ 'iios ntI' II inc clerks Ollie The
ana, for III. nj t'lli , 9Th '''i tf', holdnft
- 80 -, So t,' u ~, -, ""t "l July, ISIS.
''"57 i-se'"' 9"''hhi "lIe, aud Mary +. Norman
raini,a,
John / jordan and \gneSS his wife, FORMERLY A.,
,'lN'h' hfr7 -namts nn@no" W illiam '. iadcn IAN
'.,' ~ n 2'," y. ,'tl ''nl.s NJ laden Hem, r
Ei'' an' ia.2'i't III We n'"!' Iardy and Ian h.,
"i'' h2fe' Nhlo ny anu nni'ha ms "ie, Anslem l. H.
= - nm ,'.e" ''',' 'ia."' E." 'l'm l. Norman.
i ~. ,"t w, ''9 W M III ir'--lamc> TN.
u,,,,,a.,r rim - -, I'' unknown Jtnt,
@,.''",' '."n ',"o'h'l S'i,Y hlhpe Robert >r,,re
"a ~ "'' anu MAN -, Nl,' hIlha - Pr,cr
'' ''''' : = ''''" anu o"' d" "S "i'e'
L. C,.. ic''ndahi-,
-, - 'hNN'tNf
',d','s' '''il't' VI laden Ansc'm l.. Hsdp
'a i 'I', ''il' ~ Tie 'fs OF Mary Hon
~ A. va - VI " NM, hnofn'rn, dee e.>d
,% Id, - I'm, Moo n Ienh NORMAN ; S,Il
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s.kAsb FOR SALE.

y Pufznl't oi decree u ,lr roanty Of Bed
fofd, r'teei - At tae August terin. ISIS. IA il
a,e ot fJhfeeh Am K '5ln,ua paio,'a. ss,nst the
lrfs Ut Eldrsl II. B,bins II, dec'l. as commission
- will sell the
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. .1ir. y njun,n u. Jtaibey :

IL III. u njinm u. Unher:
IA Iii is Yan ar not Sllenl Of The common
- "e'2, and have MT any kn1vn agrnl ar attorney
IL '!e vim" HE SANE, herrore caas- pu,iirinn Of
In following VII. t1r The lime aud in III. manner n,i
red by The statute such case l.lyea under NV n,I
ialo 18Th DAY Of August. 1876.
JOIN ROSSER, Deputy
Tor James l}nllork, Snenh oil pbrll co.
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IN rHE NIgGiSfAy.
A DRINKING SONG.

IN I'M NIRbiNlAN.
DRINKING SONG.
Whitfield used TO say HAT lie ID nas aee wi, H..
D"viI should have all The pr,Iy tunes. - he marlrl
many Of the Puife> Ail wen ln pilnt -, rt -,,rJ
u"rds; and sHne OF the bet hymn tunrs II ls t,,
were once reels and hutHpues. Jus, -. d. not A.,
why much a" the bes muse should hr Grated l.,
the God OF Vine sad Nhi-kry cold naf.r,r
taking hs lite through, has much better chance and
much better tgt Ia be merry. than the b1hrf. al
those other liquors Certainly. that 'hafn II than.,nJ
stray, his mental and bodily frame vii ks,p m t,ae
much ongot than thai Ola toptr l. Is tlrh nm. Then
70 WIN Over The Muses. ifam mon old unirc II AM
maids 10 bacchnS, and eHst then IN a per,.t y,
by owe SINE alunemeai To uanh Ind tt tho fiz.
IS ihsy have sued abound M balle from IN, d..
Of ahaci"n aud IL face, down 10 Burns and -,
Ma.fe mat they can and NIL shy ff.ht cauaIlv IN
eha "aef Is proved by many experiments: and ann,
.r' y me 9"2"HI pat9dy, mainly taken trJn
Temperance sans bsok.
ALoYtR OF MUSIC.
As-"SpahImg and Lrglto
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sparkling and bright N liquid ii-ht
Is the ri'i 6om The gurgliag fountain,
Clearly It sicau. a. toy beams
oi tic sun that /. Id the mountain.
Then drink ,our Will ofth,, er,,talrin
And leave tie cup Of sorrow.
winch SPARKLING tonight with dcce,ttl light,
VIII sting tly soul t)-norrou'
Like gem each drop comes h,bblinr up;
Inc" forth from III, cool spiius flowing
H,ne'' Heavens ray, AMI pull its way,
Bloom, peace aud 10y hc,rowing
Then druk ,our vail, Nc
Touch not the wine, tho brightly shine,
When Nature 10 YOU ha, gwen
a drink 20 sweet ,,,, H.,
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~ "fWWU'C Sand for KcUf.
fTssf NE large lhrre sorry BRICK BI,JI.D-
lB"I 49, III ft4f "l NY store, lately cup-d by
-A 'a'inti ~ Boyd, IS tpr rent Il Is a rmd sian
,af ANY KIND OF business, aud II be- routed very low
Possession aIyen II once JOAN / pl,RviS
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LAND

WE -nb-cflber wishing to remove 10 The West,
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VIRGINIA AT rules held il the clerk, oni..f =,
cHeau sat'ett"' taart Of law and cIln .cr, boLl
and i'r The ant, OF Campbell the 9th ddy july, I.
Jah1s Lee All Susan ms "lie, aud Mar, T.. Monm,,
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FUNERAL OF MR.. pLEAsANrs.a

fCNFhAb VI NIX. fbfAShNis.
/ EIhe tnpsrss Of Mr. Pleasant. pace yesterday ),
ifsm .he srcsad Presbyterian Church. Be.'srsIl q.
tiek X. The hsa ppHnley lsf the rulsi.esa 'ss p sef
,iess. .hs Lhurcb hlrJ. The dsesnfss ais'a thf
oecssi'n sas irvm The hrs. Nj Sulrs, aia ws- pee.
dsd by ns,rf Inn me Rev. Mr.. Jref, and followed by
mayer by the Rev. Mr.. hsgJan. Mr.. SHes discourse
is.m The text. "Tvu slIa luve Thy nrighprT as
thysee D. MS nepe,e wiih,cisfi aud we'll adsritd
10 the oceas,gn lie svsed bunseif of the opportunity
10 noice de aspefy Of parry politics. aud with the rne
spirit of christianity inculcste the Necessity Of grestf
consldenn and prbearsnce from persons each SIDE
Of .tse on tine other T"ngnes aud pens. he thought,
should be kept under restraint aud greater de-.
gre 81 modea.inn rvaced both IN ,ords and scs lie
delivered himself IN urcbIe manner. well calculated
10 affect persons Of elihef party ~ no have al any tine
suffered themselves 10 be betrayed ino nempersnce 81
hei Of langusgs VI conduct. A sirong impression
evidently made upon The numerous and attentive aud
snce aud nooe viii rejoice iian ourselves. II
through the tasifamentay Of the Minister Of God, this
sad calsmy shall be- the means III working the g'pd
which he 50 piously endeasorsd 10 produce.