davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
LAW NOTICE.
To Studeu,.osI,,y
POWHATAN HOUSE.
Richmond, yirgiuia

THNHIS long established and well known Hotel
n good order, well furnished Servants
and will he found At all times with Table well
Tire undersigned sscs the continued patronage
and TIE public assuring all that provou
comfort VIII be made CHS L. DiBREL.L.
November 1916.
Berg contested with and having the Pow
haaa HouSe the rssned takes bey
IN the public 6aa particularly his Jiea2 The House
Kept In as good style better.
us OF vtg need have apprehension o.
f'rr, or s't.nou 70 their comfort He
OF his friends Any having with m vii
hnd him occupying rom in the house. GRE VOID
Richmond, November isi. 1876. 4-JI'Gee.wt6tbTee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
N OTICRS

erChrtstie'. s;aivanIc strengthening Platter.
fhe tuy bsast esscc.ly seaps-d e,tb .~
hn s'onoi the year long
o. shsations which Claw Ta~Y highly for
n>N ~ hvsa eonirla especially m.
As an "a euI for usnhbns system when d, bi,.
ei ~ disease OF oh>- esu-es constitutional
"eskne's aud In all Affections OF the
enng fasfu VIII be foutd Of
nsy are mase q Natous aud patterns according the
esr Iar az een9taiH for which they dend rIr
Caused BY wearing thm exceedingly pleasant agreeable
fof mrf aficuiars arohet mart Of tb,
paper explanatory pamphlets be had g. 70
We Agents Tor this city Messu DUvAL PURCELL Druggist.
i47 Main street Richmond Va. go
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
ar sands' sarssapariIIa.

W Stnus ssarsssp;arftIa.-Too often the inqui
=" man directs - attention IA matter. which
reach and attempts to hihom the phs Divine
WISDOM with the short plunimet line
more prohable 10 Apply this desire ed Of
nature little research there teaches inpoS OF ua
snng the pusscs Of Him who has stored with
priceless vaiubicr Not among the least Of there
had tho record OF the immense
erected with The juices Of hi
sasspaiia The dyspepe feeble rai
the ,tou eken tho bo,oted ard dsdsned vrup
u'n the rhsumanc the bious-au heah
through is agency.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF II, superior
sae and eneey sec pamphlets which obtained
gratis
W Prepared and sod Wholesale and expectation
sy A. SANDS, Drusriss leo Fuhol street,
liam, New York: sold ais b. DUVAL PURCELL AGENTS Main
street. Richmond Va Price, 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
NEW BOOKS,
Received i'm advance al u. w. RAN
DoLPH d CO.'S EoOkstore and Bind

Tuesday, Sov. II.
Godeys Ladys nok for Dsesmtef plates-25e This
IL the last No Tor the Subscribers VIII
their subscr pt'ons Tor the coming ytar.
Diana OF ktnios; Ths Lady Of MonloeaH ny Dumas
Trans'a.ed by II. w. Herbert 81.
A reat photographic portrait CT u. NJ Hoyt.
November No London LanesI-5Oe- No. IS Per
No. ils2o Illustrated shakspeare-s5e.
Another lot Of Map OF eIieo. Texas, kc-o5e.
No Sues MANN The toIndlins-Cc
Lives TagieRl Deaih5 OF FemAs BY n Cery-
OF Brunswick, eiaine-i2e.
sGeie Reftotej Mystery Unraveod By Barker lee
Wsnd-nnFs and Adventures ReLsea Deano; beng Mana
tive Of ~ years in What's SHIP, with engravings use.
No. l3l Iiue,fs Living Ags-I2e
Bonbei; IRE Outlaw Of Be,muIas: Nautical Novel
D. inSraham. csc
tIVo frZs TseIhe SPANISH Musketeer: Taje of Mp,sv
By
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
aeasonaoie E.,d Einportnnt:

Se,sonaofe and Important!
M AP OF MfXlCO AND THE UNITED
I'VE srATHS-Govr@NNRNr MAP OF NRXiCo-The
Nap adopted ~ the War D- s5Tds complete
Of the PIesent uf war and the whole
fonA and fueatan. Tits tho Map
been published
Also large eoarefate Sect osai and Township Maps
OF II staeJ, 10 by 81 ineh.s
Nap Of the Seat OF War-rr.ce I2te.
Treasury Of Us-iu knowledge sing large
iencins am sIr'ise reEilns by Rob- sears
dirm Ct INF Tn ton and anu~men
"t r"ne Cd more 7tergbr and Ssi tory BY engraved
>Tatcbs q the Il style OF
MCeuary Un'sd >tuesTectgr-s
Of the JARED Srt-s, ~ WASHING heCA.t ey, &c.
TIE above ana vsu be pubic usI reesv-
ed AID are for sale by CHA5 r. IlaGRR,
. Joon. b.JoN Par Hre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
Sale OF Corn, shucLs, IIny, Cows. 40

WILL BE- sod AZ TREE iiILL ne sfm o. late WIN. ~.
Roane Tucay he f fay q Dces Commencing AZ
~ otloet between ard huudred barre q Corn ae
qutu y q Shres 1h IS COZ BE- n ~ supe1t Hay
tcd Of C7tf iRM5-Four morH- credit f-f Apr we'd
'ntcrt-' ntg'iahc Psptt W GuDDtN, Auct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17

Ilesen 80 Halves Quarters 81 Ceri5-sss paekases
OF 20 Wholes sllo-hlves and quarters pc, portion
orders for Certificates Packages, sares in
any of the above Sch ,ned Mir
the most prompt attention Win be
i"f"aroed Tree OF postage, :
j. @. GREGORY q CO, n,nasers
",
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
sTRATTON'S OFFICE,

SIRAIIoN'S OFFICE,
Mo- 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let an Z word ,ay bat they can
For selling Pines, STATIONS the man!
Drawn Nos Of Jersey No 30, Nov 18th:
6 80 10 % IS So 81 81 80 ~ a.
Ticket Nos 81 ~ S., prize Of $780, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalis, No 46. Nov. 18Th:
81 90 II IS - IS 81 20 "a 80 e.
Hall Nos. g SO 81
g 81 Ga
Nos. y - "A, Seven more Capitals sold and
ii 81 - paid in one Lottery. BY
~ %. STRATTON.
81 30 ~
90 SO 81.
Drawn Noe Of suseI. Extra. 81 Nov isih
III 10 10 s. 81 IL ~ 81 81 %
Ticket Nos ii ~ O.. Cap4al paiby srE.rros
Drawn Nos. Of LeeshUg No. 81. Nov. I6h
al ~ 80 So 32 SO 81 81 10 81 %.
$4,000. 10000!
Tuesay-Sew Jersey. No 9I-Capa: 90 600 10 600 seoo
5000 1890 20 OF 1000 Se rs Nos S.
$50 qrs. las.
$4,000. 10000.
wsinesiay-AeIandtia- No &C. Capitals $4,000. IoOOe
$50 quarters %.
CArrrILs OF $4,000 EACH!
ThuDday-N. Jersey, No. %. Capitals Of $40 ooo 1000
1854 10 OF 1000 &c 7s No. II drawn Teses IS have.
2-So qrAr!ers las.
$780, 1000!
ThlndaT NiEit-Iee-hrTE. No. S. Captas 5000 1000
1000 1916 ioio 4 1000 &C 7s Nos drawn. Tickets
$4,000. 1000.
Frday-Noncns,ia No a. C'pas: 5000, 64o &c
rs Nos IL drawn Tickets halves Soe quarsrs Csc
S40uU, l,0O0
ssturday-susseI Extra 90 Capitals: s4oos 1000 e4o &c
IS Nos ~ drawn. Tickets 81; have. SOe qr,. sSe.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class n. for 1850 Be drawn
Nov. elst 1886.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
BY Dunior. ,io~cur~ a Co.

On WEDNESDAY, the s5th N I O'Clock. al
our hale Room. (up rsi'sl large
ent Of hesh sd 'ehi oo. recently purehas fo' hi,
s- COMA mig many .fbe styles Of and o1ahe
erS 10 vaieh ws pa uaIy the OF
nera1y HHe =.
w Particulars he-ssfcE.
TfRN--Uaier 100 foiiars. douars months
credit for approved sesrai- be
~ r,JTNrOp rO~rrrRT A. co aur,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
COLUMBIAN HOTEL. Nov. 18th.

Jw Marshal ounse L Ncson, Banavsr; Hopkins Go
yer III Ml"s; JEDI Haskns PoShaAn. William win;rrs
Chesterfield James BIke CbAes CITY en- Orange: Mr
Can-, & Road V q, hards, So:;ovay; Bares War
rn No W vi hols Ed1.eanb N Z; Th,s Homer Warren y
G. Dr. Roy-ter whatln, Ma Wo1dIidge l. Goa
Nine. Jno " Cory PetersbuTr Bell Ausu.ta; Meteor
H. EehblIg staples, 81 pIeion Aibemls e Booker
Buckingham. II Lavender. T L. Lissev. l., nchBurF
nov. le.-J " Ia wilson. &c ersbuES. II woodson
Crmbed and; ane, sgua Ca " m rem, ums RAD w
RI fhil,dephia; WA MAkepiese Srmt.y
sITa'ey, Sprst6y, su TJ;J hou
Wren, New Canton; r. qua, seotI,vle. John sin o.
Farmvils w Hunt HALIFAX Miller NouoWay; Geo swarm
Late Superior Fam, PoNhstln Joan Harms
VII Hur, ehnond Wn PArham, sussrI Hatcher 70 r
TOUR; Boo Buc asham; Boite Amelia; Jas Row
bit Chesterfield CaIesy. Louisa H. Pon eIter IT,
field; Joan Ba aIi, FlgvsLnl III.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
lotteries.
Il G, GREGORY q CO., MAsAorrs, No.
~ ioi n.Ih spee,. EiehaoBd vs..

Drawn Nos or usxs.sr, orsry cl.-- w. ~, Oct isas.
IL IS 81 Gs 30 Is &c 20 ~ ca rs Al
Sr ~ 81 50, a Pine Of $4,000 In IN. ,hov. To-,
tery sod IN correspondent IN Kxsawna eoustr Va,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
JUST RECEIVED,
A THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
AZ Brooks, bell a. Hudson's,
NO. I43 EsGLE SQUIRE,
1ITn NOVEMBER lss6.
NV " f,IIr fhird

At Brooks, BELL a. Hudson's,
NO. 143 EAGLE square,
lin NOVEMBER Iss6.
" r. are now receiving our third Supplv of
w New and Fashionable Pan and Winter Goods eompri-
alag eh s~ee,ion OF all
SHAWL, LACES EMBROIDERY PRINCES, RIBBONS, TRIM
hiNG> nc well Staple suited 10
the which OF wholesale
or retail feeling that on
To- a. viii enable 10 SET them cheap for
tuai customers, ho1se selling by the
oher market We o. Good. viz
Dress S' latest styles in WIDE priced hs
costly
Hgh-eHloured plaid spun silks
DO Taraa PtAid, for dresses
Rich bh and coioured vaicrsd sils.
Plum and enb d Anbni clrameres Moulin ILaines
"aSHsted ard Pyfsm ea Robes rich
los priee q the cnsiy
ama tgd cashuer.s and Mos lin Dc LANES ehidr.a
HLrfsoge az Ecoi PArs BroeLe shaula
New ~ ?'.aei Terkc-i sha~s
Nhfe - nr'a, -railcL ~ 'e and EnIS TAIt sLasI.
WnHe aDd eriHa'on es'b'5 Cation era9e DO
WHITE and colorred Tsraeus Robes 70: evening
hsirecoiiet plaid and oti CT siy.es Bonnci Ribbon.
shaded sash Ribb,ns
Back and eoiour,d 81 Frnges and Gimp,
Ne" STYLE graduated buttons, for trmI,n NJ dresses
"hne scarlet and yellow Fisnbe superior quality rr
ohoc9 'T - ''
Real Wesh Fianneis ra-reateS nsr,hrfskfzg
FINE nbeoG- bound French n, Bankst.
Large oi Londcn O. fiji American Blnkets NeEross ur
chased before advance
Beaehed and brown shirtlngs
o. an1 lsi linen and cotton sheeiiuzs
Preach, Ens 81 and AInerieaa Cloths nd C,s.m.rr,
Large lot Fail ana Winu Caeoes embracing some very
sone styles at 8, 10 ard Ice
10 which we ask the attention Of dealers
60 III BROOKS, BELL 4 HUDSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
EXcHANGE HoTEL. Nov. nal.

ST Pst-Dturs Thss Blnks Mrs uuieLiugu New
Yor,; vi -, BIIuor III New Yorf; Bra me
Nova scots fi-u New Yorb NJ. wArer. ColunlbI, Il
n HPro,xIrE ..Jusispe Mr. Ahs md Ms % DO,
LynehburPi Gniet Riehd CCBrssicy AIsem,re; Tlbr
Do q HIsias bait more; h b rc-n, n kips
Wi H-u-1 Isyil Petersburg
10Th N ohtsoi Philadelphia Mrs HoEe.
ReGarTd; P.yt'H Wool Prince EdNH'd Carter M,rr-
Land; Hn Gamer 4! arl's City John Wickpm Hanaye-
tnOty 1ho.ston, w leeD, X rhoLto1 WaaJ New,
X, Sc dsi Vgin n rs.srson. Nes Yos 10
Pa u1orr; J Pee WIN RoSinsol, Fee-ruE BreEen.
bTough Ess-K; WIN BeSe, New YORK w stanre Pm
PHI ID March, Whismo.e LynsbLu 6; Davis X Les
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17

eEes $40 Hives S; $50 Certihcaes
OF % Who.s $50. of g Halves SIS, OF 90 ss7t
Buyer re.efrzd are re- sser-e
Al tee once a. proof Of what has been done
AWing Continues TO increase the number
- O5eFa Tor certificates
ssasne ard IN all Lo'isnes VIII he PEsnpt- Attended
drawing wien requeE.sd.
Pl'.ss naarSIsard.r' 70 g. sTRATTus.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
NEM mEnICAI noOAsiIi

NEW MEDICAL BOOksiIi
A DELIBERATIONS ~ MEDICINES; being
n Ttair tdutsrsrcu, eiti subsate . u,,d
81 N-tir NJ anf ne Arts vi fe tusn-
'srdei - hsnuai TIE ths cin e APo'secss AID AZ
thar. ~ iFNhC Beck n
EGrt dEs on NATURAL AM pIFFfCUtr FApT1rpt-
riON. ~ Wa MathEA n NC.
FpR' H'E on FhVFR--Fvs nikvrtsuous IN Fsvst By
eeofte toFy'c n, 20 - clnd Amfucaa ta.ras
tui " OV INFANTS AND CHIi.BREN--A ptne cal Trr..
r-e On IN z sr q ~ Chiaiyn. ~ lanes Mnasn Coisy
Iua Ucs vod, and Tor siicby CuNs ? FISHER
sofa y donrsh,IYv p or.
- H ,It.S COHKS- Gf slis BY
- TVtOEs A aeOruFR
.GOUNTKY KNIT SOCKS. On ensign
- nest mall ict u rocd heavy Counuy Knit sosl. for &c
tor hands &c ale cheap
sos uAwEs VAN DEURsEN WARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
. EGRU HIaiNG.-TAonms II. Taiiafcrro

~ EGRO HIgiNG.--Thouas n. Taliaierro
orrs his his friend. pubic rene
My r Hrg oSt NeSIoe, for he enpisg aud collecting
Gains snrn.d n "a. eaTe-so Esss.s Ing
I'll kindi Of PIcdlce He tatr. Tin informing
VITO wish employ BIN that wOrh D. advisable
" early 40 they can that he have op9ortny reng
good ho~- H. pledges hins thst
% obtain go prices and good homes ard
enee 81 hi-en will ene him share Of
~ He viii a. ait uues be founi ai MssAIs N. D..
once. opFor,e Hrsar- r. n. Brother aIsln
s.re-t In Of the Pen ravern. no I-IpJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
- NO. LoTTERY-Ia DRAWN BALLOTS.

Tickets SIC Halves s. Guaitrrs at C%r6-ss
OF 20 Wholef siso-haves and quarters Prop1'tior.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class o, for Is46-lo be drawn
at Aie1ania. Nov 2s le4s.
10 no. LOTTRRY-I5 DRAWN RAIJors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17

DIGGEK's OFFICE, UNDER THE EAGLE
- HCTGL, i7ru srassr-For tbs day piss Of waco
1000 5000 2tgs ~ 10 Of 100 500
sc as Nos. dawn. whpr "; tsvss . quarters
-AI.qn-
pfoo 1000 1850 1900 1850 Use 20 n 600 re- a. M. ~
farn Whoes 81 so quarters T-cis afict
eseh o. The abvs hrs 90 haN % urrs O'Clock Pur
chasnrs rrsrrciy mynsi down o,
ard by pFtf ofthe fsncky Ncid y, ROGER.
10 10 o. prize Of $500, ne drawing
cashef ~ nfgggR
Aiso. mail $50
Drawp Nos. OF Grsrd Con-olid,,ed Cs-f6t
81 80 ~ ~ 50 40 IL 80 IS IS q 4 Sc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17

k'pE ShLE.-A hkciy y0nug Man. a fret
rate firm hand sni root diver, healthy AMI sod
s1ey TOT The puryosc OF being Ia VITO, ,us ia ~ h.
mohd Arpb to Mr. Grady at Baeoa TatsJah no I3-s4t
MERCER POTATOES-5OO bush. in store.
Iva andtor sals in iots to u.t rureH-s-r',by
- u BissELL a HeCANDLIsH.
Z MOTHS. CASINERES AND VESTINGS.
- IN 'tort French Eng,h German Amsrsan C1oth n
an gradc'i Cas- ncrci and Vesiuss Of all kinds
&c lI-es du n. ". LONDON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
Splendid Schemes for November, lsfc.

NEW IEPsEY LOTTERY. cs.s 70. Oi. for 1860 be
drawn Nov 10th 1915.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-17
aurt'rn G o!rs
ny Hedges = ps'iiss.
MnlnfIo Won,nn.

This wig n % o'e ok vii - oda ore m.Y 49,
hto W'm,n n yen Age good "a WASHER AID \ .
At = abe 10 a ste m
II A
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
ROBERT OWEN.

We cut the following from q New York
Dsper. The first is an extract from the
proceedings Of the State convention for re-
forming the constitution nov sitting at Al
bauv - Washington UnioD.
"Mr Morris moved that the use OF the
assembly chamber DO granted this evening
to the distinguished PhiIaDthroPls, Robert
Owen, Gather Of Mr.. Robert Dale Owen
he congressman for indisns,) who desired
10 deliver an address on matters, believe,
connected with subjects before the conVen-
ion. II was granted, none dissenting"
RoBERT OWEN AT ALBANT.-Thls gen.
IemaO. on Friday evening and Saturday
morning last, addressed the convention, the
6rs, 81 The principles Of civil government
and the second on their application to
practice, earnestly urging the members to
! speedy adoption Of hiS proposed new con-
s,itutiOu ss the only means BY which 10 ter.
inmate the endless differences Of opinion
which mus, arise among them aS they ad-
vance in their discussions OfquesIiOns Oflm'
oorvements on constitution, the IundaU'eD'
tai principles Of which, exceptthOse Of equal
rights and > just practical equality, be '''d
wero opposed 10 nature, false and in PFae'
lice injurious 10 ell, whether rich Or poor
educated or unoducated, snd while main
l,ained by Ihe State Of New York; RsVeI
could be made 70 become Permsnsniiy 40,
vsnisqsous 10 any parry. lie was listened
% with respectful interest BY large sudIen'
Gee comprising a large portion Of Toe
members Of the convention.
aMh owsa left Albany on Saturday
svesing for our city, aDd wall return Z
Europe il the next sissmshiP from B'sson
| ne expects tovIsit Ibis county agaIa %
September
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

tratiOn bis untiring and undertaking support.
However, this is all known to you, and il
is only to be regretted that with our vast
facilities for the spread Of information, such
strange Misrepresentation could find cred.
it with any member Of the press in the
South
W. have glorious measures Of national
interest before us, andI hope they will ter.
inmate successfully. Some Of them will
gather around the brows Of an illusFious
citizen Of our State unfading laurOls. The
graduation d the public lands, the ed va
loren tariff system, an independent treaVu-
~ have contributed to render the public
career Of Robert J. Walker familiar not
only to Mississippi, but the whole Union.
AT great celebration at Philadelphiaon
the 4th Of July last, the following toast was
drank The Hon. Robert J. Walker
not the less beloved and respected in by
native commonwealth, than hOnOred in the
State of his adoption" A strong feeling
in favor of Mr.. Walker is settling itsel
through all the circles of our party in the
North. THlKD DlSIklCI.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

MrssrssrPPr VoLUNTEERS.-Lisut. Gel
MeCluBe. she accomplished end tficieai
oficer second il command 81 The NIississlP'
nj regiment, with The ihree comPauis'
'commsndsd BY Captains Downing, Delay
and TsyIor, embarked % board the seam
or Men Yofk yesterday mOrning' end sa'l'
q a ball past "a o'clock The eomPa.,
MES commanded By Captains Howard,
Rouers. Sharpe nnd MeMauus, under com
mand Of Major Bradford, 90 sxgsrenesd Ct
6esr who has seen SERVES in Fldrida, en-
harksd en- board The steamer Mesac,l'
se',rnnd we're % sail last evening. lo.day
he remaining companies, eommanoeo y
Cspuins Cooper. Crump and Willie, WIN
Col. DAVIS. win leave % boar tbs steam
ship Alabama -IsdersOoisn 81 July %9un'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

MichasI Angelo, in his picture q the
general judgment, which is 10 The POPe's
Chapel, among OIheF figures represented 90
in he'll, had placed certain cardinal who
was no, one Of bis friend'; aud had PaIa-
ted him 90 much n the life, that every body
easily recognized him. The cardinal Of
course was sfronled and went to the pope
to demand justice insisting that his ngurs
should Immediately be taken frsm the pie
ture. But the pope replied. "You know
how far my power extends; j can dsliVs'
from puredsory but not from hel."
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
IT'S TO THEE.

IT'S to thee the heart is turning,
Though the eye.be cast aside
IT'S for thee brig thoughts are burning.
Though to speak the lips denied.
Though no look Ove-like seeming,
Though no word Of tender tone
From the eye or ZIP be beamine,
Every pulse is thine alone.
Swells my breast ifth0u artnear ne,
Sinks my breast il thou ar far
Hopes once bright new 6ll to cheer me,
MiTth and ioyas nothing are.
Evernow when dawns themoFning,
Ever atthe days decline,
All It's former pleasures scorning,
Speaks my heart is throbs 70 thine.
N. o. Della.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

ELorEMENTs EXTRAORDINARY learn
non The N. Y. SDu, that consi6eFabie'ex
element prevails o. HsmPstead Beach, L.
l., in consequence Of report tibet Two
Young married femaleS-a Mrs. FloweEs,
and Z Mrs. Jones, the latter Only II years
Of age-had e'Oped with tive men, aImOs!
strangers 70 then, the former With school
teacher named George Hudson, the other
with carpenter named Joshua EOsIis. -
What reDders The affair still more singular
is. that the men have each abandoned
wives Of exemplary character who, Tor
lunately have no children TO curse their e.
creant parents.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

THE CHoLERA.-The London corFes'
ponden. Of The Boston Atlas, writing on the
day Of the sailing Of the Cambria, says
oh IL reported to-day in the city Ihdl the
Asiatic cholera has made its sPPeaFapee q
Hull. 4 hae beeA kuoWn Cor soma stfns
that tho cholera has appeared 10 several
places between India and Russia, il having
taken precisely tho same route as il did
many years since"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
sEMBLANCEs-A SONG.


Say not, because you see no tears,
That tears can never flow /;
All, Judge not by the light that plays
On many radiant brow
For, Oh believe me hearts can ieals
When careless they appear;
And smiling eyes have often smiled
To hide the gathering tear!
/ dOubtthe purity Of sighS, :.
Doubt the strength of soafsf
When these are shed before meas eyes
Those rung into mems ears
But doubt not the depth, the truth
OF aching heaAs which wear
A smile upon the pallid tace,
That none may 500 teaFl
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
HOME E.

Isthere = place that can impaTt
BIest visions to the aching heart
Isthere q place whose image dear
Can soolhe our grief dispsl our fear !
That place i home.
The exile, far il distant climes,
OF, of remembers by-gone times,
And DER whatever land he roves,
Repembers still the land be loves
Remembers home.
Whatever bardshipa be our lot
Still home the treasure Of the heart
Whatever can our bosom cheer,
Whatever we regard asdeaF,
Is found in home, sweet home.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

SYMPATHY.-Aa American lady who
had been very sick in M'rseilles received
The attentions Of many Of the French as
we'll % the English ladies' who we're resi-
dents If the place. On her recovery, she
was asked By friend which Of The two ex'
pressed the mos. sympathy, tbe French OF
Enelish ladies, TO which she replied" The
French ladies bring me foweTs ell day
but the Englsh ladies' st Up with me all
night"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
RN@QRVa
THE HEART AND LYRE.

She left her Tyre within the hail.
When last she parted with herloved,
And still it hangs upon the WALL
He win not let / beiFemOved,
Around the Tyre OfBweetest tone,
She twined wRash Of roses fair;
And though their lovely hue Is gone,
The withered blossoms still are there
No hand hali Aouhed .itlsilVeF string
Since last she walked parting lay;
To sAeep its chordsrwould only bring
A tuneIess tale of its decay.
And there it hangs slow Wondering,
sweetness gone its passions qnelleds
And round il those dead roses cling
Like withered hopes, std fondly held.
And this sad mourning heat is such,
No happy feeling It aford';
II cannot bear the slightest tauch
OF mirh upon its ruined chords.
Her name to him they ne'er repeat,
It would but waken Thoughts Of woe;
And though twas once so very sweet
He could not brook to bear / now.
He fixes on that Tyre his eye
For hours, but never, never speaks;
Unmoved he gazes, silently,
And only starts when some fhoFd
breaks;
It hath an echo IN his heart
Both mutely their bereaveTy betr;
In her affection both had part,
And both are LEFT TO perish there,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05

CoMmODoRE STEWART This gallant old
veteran, we are panied TO learD, iS now
dangerously i'll. lie has been sick tor
some time, and serious fears are entertained
that he will have at last 70 Succumb to the
attack Of foe whom none can resist for
tver. --Jeffersonian.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-08-05
mo..,nn nR AdveraiaIIlg.

AOvgpTlseMnNTs will be inserted at the rate
4 one Dollar, per square for the first 'nsertlon'
,od Fifty Gents for each week thereafter ten
Inc, Of less, constitutIlga square. The number
ofjuSeFtiens required, must be marked on Vne
wafsin Of the manuscript, OF they will be inser-
M ill forbid, and Ch'Tged accordingly.
Announcing candidates for oelle viii 0e Alvs
UollaFs Tor oolaty Omcess and Ten UQiiaEs loI
STATE O6fceS-in advance.
Advertisements of personal alteration viii
invariably be charged DOUBLBthe foregoing rates,
ana pa yment required in advance.
Political, Cotton CIRCULARS. or a0y articles OF
individual interest, will be charged as advertise
msnls, anh must be paid for in advance.
Yearly Advertisements.
Not exceeding ten lines renewable at
pleasure, per annum, S2O on
Not exceeding thirty lines, ~ W
Not exceeding sixty lines, ~ w
The privilege Of annual advertisers Is limited
10 their own Immediate business; and all adveF'
ti,ements for the benefit Of other persons, sent IN
by them, must be paid for by the square.
Standing Advertisements.
For ten lines or less, three months, So w
six months, ~ W
Is " twelve months, ~ 00
Each additional square, three months, w
tW g siX months, w
s. twelve months, Is OO
G.7- All Job work must be paid for on dellV
cry