davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
.nmINIsTArOR's NOTICE.

- FILTERS Of Administrator nav'ng 0G r..
Granted to the undersigned on the -.
IL .s,e Of John w. Anglin, deceased. :,
-. Angus. term le45, Of the Probate C1ar. .h =
'rs County Mi4sissppi.No,cs r. ae,eI y
gwen immediate; !. payment; and all those nav :.
;"r claim. against said Estate, are S0 within II
nrssent The same, duly aathen'c.tsa' viii !.
p !he time prescribed BY law, OF 'hey WIN y
foreverib barred. tnuN q. BARKER.
Administrator
Sept. 27,h ls4s-4s-ew
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a FILTERS of Administration having oeen
. granted TO the undersigned on me ON q
~ IF October le45, upon the Estate Of
Aaron Cunningham, deceased Notice 70 mere Z. =
hv o,ven 10 all those having claims against ss'c
y s ~ nresent them properly authenticated
n n,'a The time prescribed BY law, otherwise
thev will be forever barred. ,,Nct,Am.
I.IVl CUNNINGHAM,
Apmilnistr ators
o...,,,h ,aa5-47-6w Zee IS.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
Notice

~ will apply at the February term. ls4e OF
the p obalo Court OF Tippah County MIS-
- sissippi, for final settlement OF tue Els
tate Of James Digger, deceased. All persons
,o,crcs,cd can attend at that term.
' WV - JAMES L. MCDONALD.
.EI .t.t Executor de-
Deem ooh lsi5-3-tfc
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03

~Axvn ). y, iobs n. Morton, living 0
x' w." ~ W,cIsy. nsss Tho Po'dy
81 % Wv. .a a%w maze, supposed 10 be D ye.'.
'os'' v"e $50, "o b,sods psscsivss's,a wsu
." .sn .v' w. "G.hs nsek. and . not on her
n.oe ne'. W." mon, t4t hands high, with white
ALSO. one Grey mare, scppossn 70 ss .e ..
10 vss,. old, no brands, Ica h"a veg na s,. .ns
. ivy, on ner back, sbou. IA hands h'sh; np'
praised TO $40.
TAKEN uvby Andrew p,.,s s living ss.s, %.s:
SCUM ., ",r old las, spring, blszc fsco, hint
'Sr - White up to the hook joints; Appraised
" 9S0' N NJ ARMOUR, Ranger
January Ord l5i6-4-3w
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
I)urant Hatch.
COMM tssION MERCHA ANT & GROCER,

FRONT Row, MEMPHIs, Ten.
vX7ILL keep constantly on hand a fu'
" supply Of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses
Salt, Cotton Begging and ror
&c Sc, which he will sell at the loves
prices for cash. He is prepared with safe
,naciou, and convenient Store, Warehouse
and Cotton shed ami yard; and solicits con
! ienmeuts Of Merchandise, Cotton and
Tobscco--on which no will make Ii6srs
cash advances. oct' l. 1870
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
ExecutOr's Notice.

SuVHE undersigned, Executors 2, Gs,,. Is. NJ
Z win and Testament Of Samoe, , usi,s"u
- deceased, Of Tippah County, MISSISSIPPI
p, hereby give notice 10 al persons persons =, "s' ~
CLAIMS against the Estate Of deceased - ~. "a =
b,bit them. within the time limited oy Law =
tney WIN oe ' ]. F. HARRINGTON,
NANCY GARLANO.
October 1lth l645-47--6w
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
ENTRAY-Tippah County.

-AKEN up BY Thomas Collins, living !"
Z mlIei west Of Ripley, one dark bay Horse
- about Is hands high, white spots 10 'ne
forehead, has had the fistula, a scar on me
r;oht hind hoof At the edge OF the ha,s' suppO.
ssd to be I wears old; Appraised to $5O. NOV .
~ = N. Nj. ARMOUR, Ranger
Nov. 18th l845-51-3w
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
9. P. WALKER.
vrrr 9. P. WALKER.
N>N~.>~~~~~~s~ss
.>~s~~~~s>~~s~~~
Nv = PICKETT & Co.
GENERAL COMMITS SiO"
MER CHAN rs.
VS.. PICKETT.

n Canal Street, New Or'e""'
-O-O-O- .
p.nrcunAR attention paid to the Sale OF
CorroN, TOBACCO and other fRopuCh, and
S urr%as and Receiving and Forwarding o.
Goods, and the Collection ana ln'e'''n'"' :
Funds. :, ,u
rrf,up Mn. 8. P. WALKER will make liberia
adv.oces m Cotton and other Produce a
Memphis. He viii be found q. me me-. C0S s"m
House of R. A. Parker u Co, on r.on' No"'
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 4, lS45-om
| REFER TO
| C. A. GREEN, a..
W r. You've, Ripley, Mics.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
ESTRAY-Tippah County.

~VAKEN up by William E Lam 1,',, Ini
n ing 6 miles East Of Spring hI'l, one req
roam horse, all four feet whIte' suPPosea1
to be IA or Is years old, star IN ms ioIenes a
nearly Is hands high, little sway oa'heu
some saddle spots, speck in the ieH eye' np
pra ised to @22 50, Nov. lSthe lo4o:
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger
Dec 9th l645-1-3w
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03

THE s r,,,.s g. ev,, m,s"'" ''NT
cItovir covmr. 2od DAY October, isab.
s''' A. A. D. o"''''''"' nm "a, Divorce.
wiuism X. culb'ss,h.
enI,IS day came the Complainant by her ~
~ ,ofney, and u appearing 10 the ss'e'.e'
ton NJ tho Cour, that the Defendant resides
beyond the limits Of this State, ~ that the o..
dinasy process u this Court cannot be- served
upon him. II Ia ordered by the Court that On.
Iess the said Defendan, appear st The next ,s'm
Of this Court. 10 DO held ior tbs County Of TIP
psh' In the State Of Mississippi, al the Couf,
House in the Town Of Ripley, on the founi
Monday In March 1548, and plead, answer o.
demur 10 complsiosn,s bill, that tho same WI
all the allegations therein contained, WIZ DC "a
ken az confessed, sne this cause set Tor ma
hearing and decrced accordingly. hs fuf'he
ordered by the Court, tina, this order be pup
lished in the Ripley Advertiser, q Newspspe
published in The town Of Ripley IN ,s'd state
Mississinpi, for the sdace Of three Months, no
,iiylpg the defendant Of the Pendsncy Of 'h'
suit. AbSIhhNI
Compainau,s bill charges, that she was maj
ricd to the defendant in the year lo4l, and nv
ed together one year, and that sad defendar
left complainant and went TO places unknown
her. and has not returned, and disregarded b
marriage vow with her, and has continued b
wilful deser,ion Of her for the space OF moi
than three Yeas
PRAYER, that the Bonds Of matrimeny o.
,ween them be dissolved and for general relic
w." II. w. STRlCKLlN, CPl
j Deem. 9th l545-l-3m
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIPPAH COUNTY.
CIRCUIT .CouRT, 9Th October lS45.
Dutton Sweeten,
We. ? Dill io' DNe'SS'
Lucy Sweesen.

. ~ iii Is day came the Complainant by MS
Attorney, and it appearing to the salts
- faction Of The Court that the Defendan
reside beyond the limits OF the o'a.e o. ~se..
s,ppi, so that the orliuary process OF TINS 'ur'
anaet be served upon her. II IS therefore or
deaed by the Court, that unless tns sa'o D.'
fetidan, apperr at The next term OF 'hls Cou.''
on The frs, day thereof, to be held lot tue Goun
~ ct 'ripoab. at the Court House nthe rown
Of Ripley III said state, on. the fourth MONDAY
in March next, and plead, answer or Gemu' 70
Complainants bill, that the same win all ,he Dr.
Ieoa,;ons therein contained, will be taken as
confessed and decreed acco' d'ngy.. " 10 tuf.
Their ordered That this order be Puol,shea IN .ae
Ripley Advertiser, a newspaper pr,n'eo ~ .us
| Town OF Ripley, in eaid State, tor Inc space -
three Months, notifying The detenoau' u ~
tendency Of this suit. >,
ABSTRACT.
Il Comp,anan,s Bill, states that he was MARI
ee,o defendant in lS4l, in Tennessee, ana Una
I they lived together ssme months, ana oomp' a;
nant afterwards concluded TO move, anu "
d move to Mississippi, and that his SAID wi,e rev
sed TO move with him and has RENAMED ,'o'
h him ever since, and has continued wiila' GUS.
nate deser,ion OF his bed and board Tor the YER
Of three years; and further chrrges Inc seP'''
s ton to defendants own obstinate will
PRAYER, that the bonds OF matrimoh"
n. w, STRICKLlN, Crl
Decem. 9Th l645-l-3m
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
mound Pins.

I'm His rare article go seldom iouna ~ 'r =.
msrtet. e now for sale u Kings corner ~
Feb 2 0, 1645.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AID DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ ETrERS of Administration having been
= granted to the undersigned on the Es.
tate Of Josephus Hewett, decd, at the
October tern, l645. Of the Probate Court OF
Tippah County Mississippi. Notice 10 there.
lore given to I'll those having claims against
said Estate to present them, duly authenticated
within the time prescribed BY law, otherwise
they will be forever barred.
LORENZO HEWETT.
Administrator Of said Estate
Deem. 18th l0l5-2-6w
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03

BIZ rigid adhercn to the each system. we
are enabled orublish this Magazine at the We
~ lowest rate compatible with merit. viz: TWO
LOLLARS A YEAR. A trashy afair, not 70
be reliee on in the fashion department, with old
plates aud nothing original, might Do eotup
cheaper, and people guiled out Of their money;
but we issue q work. Of reputation, and expect
10 perform what we promise! To induce hrge
numbers to subsIribe in the same neighborheod
We offer the following terms to clubs:-- .o
Copies. $500 Copies. $ao'00
Copiea v, TOO IL Copies, Susu0
| PREMIUMS. sss
To repay persons for getting up Clubs, We Of
| fer the following premiums: For club O tnsSs
Tor club OF ave, oar annual, VIII
IWASHINGTON'S PORTRAIT IN IT." .tor
club Of seven, or for club Of sixteen, either
the Annual, or an extra copy Of the Magazine.
! A specimen number sent when desired.
Address, Post Paid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON. !,
II No. SO Chesnut S., Philsdelphis
|. |0r.rEditovs copying this Prospsetns sha!l have
shs msgaSins ytatis for ie@6s ~ ,s.hssssss
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03

Ed,,ed BY Mas, ASS =, s,s,"sn.

The g'ess pepsl@o,y vh,oh hss s'ssnied this
Mssssine fes isls. has ind.ced the pub''s'ss ~
oailay silLl heavier eapsMses, In osdet VI meneN
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10
NOT RELIGIOUS.

The editor ofthe Boston Olive Branch takes
some pains 10 use up an individual who says
" Don't call your paper religious, Ge, oh he =
Said says" the Olive Branch makes no pre-
tensions Of being religious" Certainly j
would be no matter Of just complaint, If il did
SO pretend We think there is great need Of
religious papers. and hope the day is not far
distant when the taste OF the people will call
for no other kind. We mean by religious pa
pers those which advocate " belief in the be-
lag and perfectons of God. in the revelations
Of HIS will to man, in mans obligation 10
obey his commandments, in state Of rewards
aud punishment, and in mans accountability
TO God; and also true Godliness or piety Of
lie, with the practice Of all moral duties -
We should be sorry to believe that the Olive
Branch was NOT such paper; yet the : Edi-
tor says, +" the Olive Branch makes no preien-
sion Of being religious" This is rather TOO ac
commodaling and we are sorry TO see such a
declaration in paper we had always suppo-
sed to be devoted 10 Christianity is re-
lgon, according to our view, in ats very no.
best form. Not religious " FIE, OH, FIK!n
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10
THE HISTORY OF LIFE


THE HISTORY OF LIFE.
saw an infant in its mothers arms,
And left il sleeping;
Years passed. saw girl with woman
charms,
In sorrow weeping.
Years passed. saw mother with her child
And o'er il anguish;
Years bro't me back--yet through her tear,
she smiled,
In deeper anguish.
] left her--years had vanished; returned,
And stood before her;
A lamp beside the childess widow burned
Grief's mantle DER her.
In tears found her whom left in tears,
On God relying;
And | returned again in after years,
And found her dying
An infant FIRST and then maiden fair
"A wife--a mother
And then childess widow in despair
Thus met brother
And thus We meet on earth land thus we part
To mcet-oh, neverl
Till death b<holds the spirit leave ths heart.
To live forever
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10
Mr.. wINTERs's EXHIBITION.

We would again call attention to this mos
gorgeous display ofart. No one should fail to
embrace the earliest opportunity to witness it
Il will be observed that the terms Of admiitance
have been reduced one-half; and also that two
Of the scenes are different from those presented
DUNG the first week OF the exhibition. A gen
'leman who was present on one occasion to
witness these chemical Dioramas, was so
pleased, that he said afterwards, THAT was Ger
iainly the most magnifcen, affair ever present
ed to public attention."
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

DEATH OF LAssoN TAYLOR. regret tc
learn from the Baltimore papers, that Lansor
Taylor, ESQ proprietor Of the Baltimore Mu
scum, IN connection with the firm OF Barnun
g. Co., departed this life a, bis native place
Bethel, Connecticut, on the 18th inst. He was
says the Argus, :" gentleman OF polished
manners and honorable character. AS a man
ager Of the Museum, he was justly popular
the patrons OF which. and those connected with
the establishment, will deeply mourn his de-
mise.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10
MUSIC AT THE CAPITOL

Saturday evening was one Of the most calm,
pleasant and beautiful Of the season, and hun
dreds, perhaps we may safely say, thousands
OF citlzens and strangers availed themselves o.
the fine opportunity thus afforded, to visit the
east yard of the Capitol where the Marine
Band performed to the highest qualification OF
theimmense throng The scene was truly in
teresting. and what sacred VOWS were pllghted
among the numerous lovers particularly, we
NAV moi presume 10 surmse. There are, how
ever, we viii venture TO assert, many young
gentlemen and ladies who will not forget the
pleasant promenades they have taken together,
on such occasions. We know that these
walks are highly favorable to the communings
of those whose syunathies and affections tend
strongly towards each other Well this is al
innocent enough, and if any are made happier
why should we object, who once enjoyed such
things ourselves? Reader,
Does Thy fond fancy never lead thee back
To vanished hours and pleasures long gone by?
0 The richness Of the joys of other days! How
the sweet music Of our youth time seems &c
fallanew upon our ear! Letlhe young folks,
then, have their pleasures too, but let them
moderate therjoys by The reflection, that soon
they will have passed away, giving place to
some Of liie's stern realities, such as cares,
and trials. How wise is that Injunction
OF an inspired penman, " Though man
live many days and rejoice in them all !;
Ia 4 Il. ~ !. Ill.
they shall be many" Life is not all music and
mirth, and he acts most wisely who, even in
the midst OF his sweetest pleasures. looks to
providing 10 that future, now unknown to him,
which will require the consolations Of the re
frclion, !" have not lived in vain, but have
made my peace with God, and faithfully de-
voed myself 10 virtue"
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10
EARTHENwARE, CHINA a GLASS.


THO. PURSELL has jsst imported, psr ships
L Meteor and Georgia, from Liverpool direct,
sixty.four crates and hogsheads of Eanhenware
and China and from our own manufactures fifty
packages Of cut pressed and plain Glsss, all Of the
latest STYLE which, with his former extensive stock
embraces almost every article in his line Of busi-
ness.
Corneliuss solar, lard, or oil Lamps, new pat
terms, and at reduced prices
Lamp Glasses and Wicks. Of all sizes
Walters, lvory-handle and other Knives and
Forks, in sets Of 81 pieces or otherwise
Real, silver, and Albetta table, tea and dessert
Spoons
Plated German Silver and Britannia Castors
Cut and plain Hall Lamps
Liverpool Stand and Side Lamps
Plated Cake Baskets, Looking Glasses
Shovel and Tongs, Spttoons
Rich cut and plain Decsnters, CIsrets, Finger
Bowls, Wine-coolers, Champsgnes, Hooks
These goods will be sold wholesale or retail, At
the very lowest prices
A good assortment Of common goods, new pat
tern and excellent quality, suitable for retail
groceries
Pipes, in boxes
First quality Stonewspe, At factory prices
Also, Britannis Ware, wholsfale. at factory
prices, from the best mannfacscfy 10 hls
country
English britannia Coffee and Tea sets, Cohse
Biggins, ne. &c.
A call from his ffisrds and the public generally
is solicited q his stsrs. opposite Browns hoss',
Psnnsylvania Avenue. Wssbingsos.
juns lo-soim THO. IukSELLN
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

At the Pavilion yesterday, a great number
of useful articles which had been brought 10
the National Fair, were sold at auction. There
were some great bargains. The ladies who
are good judges in such matters, say that the
dry goods were Of much better quality than
can be purchased in this section, at nearly dou-
Bile price. To-day, the remainder Of the stock
will be sold without reserve.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

U5 A girl in one Of our river counties. who
has swivil or screw eye, looked SO long and
affeclionately on a gin bottle, that she actually
drew out the cork! An apt illustration Of The
power Of true love--Boston O. Branch.
This reminds us OF the monkey in Ray
mond's Mepagerie when told by the master
10 show how the ladies promenaded Broadway
il walked of with parasol, but after Will,
seeing 4 boule, fell 10 drinking. "An apt illus
ira ton OF true love-"
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

K The SOUTHERN TRooPs.--The New Orleans
Jefersonian says that Col. Tracey's regiment
is filling up rapidly. The men wear badge
given to them by the ladies Of ST. Martin, bear
ing the inscription in French, "you go to.fght:
zoe wiU pray"
Good, and if the ladies will only pray as ar
IDENTIFY as the men fight, no foe can stand be-
fore our ranks.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10
ON,uUR DESK.

The FAIsFAr (vA.) )NEws.-W.S. Hoogh.
printer and proprietor. No. 2receiyed. Il Is
very credtable sheet, published weekly al
$l.50 per annum.
HUSr's MERCHANTS MAeazist, ior June,
is one of the richest numbers OF this popular
and useful work Every man engaged IN
commercial business ought 10 subscribe Tor this
large and valuable Monthly. Volume 18th
will commence with the July number.
THE PETERSBURG (vA.) REPUBLICAN, pub
lished three times week, at 81 so per year.
We are happy to enter it upon our exchange
list.
The FAMILY PHYSICIAN AND MARkLEY's
GUIDE TO HEALTH, published monthly, at Ian
caster, Pa.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

ooseREssMEF FROM TExAs---The Legisla-
.ufe OF Texas has declared Hon. David s.
nsunman duly elected to represent the frs,
o's',ic' o. Texas in Congress-, and Hon. +.
f''soury the second. The latter was elected
oy majority Of only 40, the former BY ma
jority Of $40
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

ATTEMPT AT HIoHwAYRoBBERy.-A old
gentleman living in East Pratt street, near the
Har. Run, was knocked down and attempted to
be robbed by two rufians, on Saturday night.
His cries soon brought the guardians of the
night, when the williams escaped. He had with
him al the time about $50.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10
LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
the day ending June o. at IL M.

At the Principal Hotels i'm this City, for
the day ending June 8, at IL M.
BEERS TEMPERANcE HorEL.
JB Bear and Lady. Va. WR Rathborn, N Y.
T Watson, Philadelphia.
UNITED STATES HoTEL.
S SApp and Mrs. App. Pa. L H Bran and Family,
Va. A Levy, Phila. r Allison, Fairfax. Va. JMor-
,oson, Phila. H w Dowell, Bait. ] H Fisher, Della.
A Manpin, Va. Usher, Phila
CoLEMAs's HorEI.
VIZ Mendohe, Bait. E Thompson, U N. H
Capron, Md. w H Baldwin. jr., BALI. R w Coving-
ton, England. w Emerson, do. A Emareld N o.
] Wood NY. B Andrews, Phila. Maj. J A Beard,
Col L T Patten, do. Mr. A Garrett, Va. G Max.
wtN, o. Mr.. Boure. Bait. Mr. Bowler, Quebec. +
Field and Lady, Y. WI Cochran and Lady, do.
Mr.. Rutherford Kelso. Scotland. ID F Halsey, Ga.
Miss Boesh, Phila. Williams, N Y. T Latrobe,
Bait. L Norwood, DO. w B Clark, Nd. WV
Deem and Lady, N Y. w D Stone and Wife, Ky.
Commander Tatper. Navy. JR Holcomhc, Va. w
s Wyman, NJ. w Williams, o. Smith. N O.
w r Way, Va. A L Sayback, Mo. Mrs. R VIII
liams, 0. A
BRowS's HOTEL.
AC Kidder and Lady. Bost. F Wallace. Phia.
DeTampert, Alb G Stuart, Phila. ] Parsons.
Florida H johnson, Md. M DuvaL, do. p Bar
bond. Ky. WA Davis, do. J l. Jones' Lady and
Son, Tenn. T B Norris Bait 6 w Duvsll, Md.
w Duhn. Bait. RW T Bowie, Nd. w Hughes,
Bait L L Diskins, Nd H Dunell, Mass q H
Steele, Ia. H Lawson, Bait. ] Libhart, Pha. j
Snodgrass, Pa. d w Simpson, Mo.
FULLER's HOTEL.
Mrs. Simple, Va. E H Hopkins and Servant
South America. A Murrell. S N. Begonea
Alb. ] Ovens. Texas G Eggers, Bremen. LA
Sykes, N Y. w P Donity. Mass. Com. Keamey,
USN. G Cumprage, Pa. s D Lscompt Md.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

The Doc AND MS MAsrER.-A letter from
the army Of Gen. Taylor says: "On the field
was found dog, lying by the dead body Of hi,
master. No en,reaties could prevail on him to
leave the body Of him who in life had caressed
him."
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

The Sting or LocusT.-The locusts in
Washington, Pa, are covering the earth and
trees in swarms. A lady in that place last
week was stung on the finger with one, and
was dreadfully poisoned, so that her life was
in much danger.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Rates Of Charges bei,0een Nep York, Philadelphia
Wilmington, Baltimore 4 Washington.
EOR every ten words, not exceeding ono hun.
l. dred, exclusive Of the Address and Direction.
When communication exceeds that number the
price on all words exceeding one hundred win bs
reduced to one third the price -
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

MISSIONARY MEErNo.-Rev. J. L. Shuck
Pastor of the First Baptist Church in Canton,
China. preached in Wilmington Delaware, on
the LIST inst. He collected over 500 on the
occasion to aid in erecting Christian Chapel
in Canton.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

HEIRS WArTEp.-We see by the papers,
says the U. s. Gazette, that there are heirs
(probably in this couotry,) wanted 10 three
quarters Of the estate Of Lord Townley. The
whole property is valued at $4,000, ,O0O.--
There will be chance Of Journey to Lon
dono
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

RAscALlrY-THE LICENSE QUEsrioF.---We
learn that hotel keepers and others in Brook
lyn, intend TO continue the sale Of spirituous
liquors as usual, and the money hitherto paid
for licenses, will constitute fund 10 defend
any legal proceedings that may ensue.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION IN N. YoRK.--
Large Delegations from Baltimore, Philadel-
phla. and other places went on to New York
to attend the grand celebration yesterday. The
Sons and United Brothers of Temperance are
doing much indeed TO advance the interests OF
The cause. Success TO them.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

RgM's Dorres.--In Rhode island licenses to
taverns to sell spirits are granted only in two
towns. Foster and Greenwich and in Provi-
vidence SIX stores are licensed to sell By the
quart. not to be drank on the premises.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

DEATH OF JupcE RAspALL.--Judge Ran
dali, Of the United States Circuit Court, died
in Philadelphia. yesterday morning, of gastric
apoplexy, in the 47lh year of his age. He
has had several serious attacks during the past
year or two.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

True GALLANTRY.- number OF
excellent toasts given at a late festival in
Western city, we find the following:
"The Lades--We admire them because OF
their beauty, respect them because of their vir-
tues. adore them because Of their intelligence,
and love them because we ca,'t help II,
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

AWFUL MuRpER.--If appea,s from state
ments in Western papers, that Mr.. Meredith,
formerly Of Baltimore, was shot at Liberty,
Missouri. by DR.. Harper, who had invited him
to his Office Harper was. at the last accounts,
under examination.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

A GALLANT lRIsHMAs.-A letter writer from
New Orleans states that Captain Tobin, an
old companion Of Gen. Taylor when in Flori-
da, and native OF Dublin, has raised com
pany Of Irishmen for Texas. When General
Gaines called on the Governor last year for
some men, Mr.. Tobin raised over 400, some
were old soldiers, who served in the British
ranks, others who served in the United States
service.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10

HcRaAH Foa THE LADIEs.--The Ladies q
Orwigsborg, Pa, have gotten up a copy, o.
Harper's Illuminated Bible, splendidly bound
and cIasped with gold. to b presented on the
4th Of July, 70 "fousrAr DJvssor, No. 7s
Sons Of Temperance" .