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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-01

10 The rumor that the joint resolution Of
notice to Great Britain had passed the Scnato-
rial branch OF Congress, is not confirmed.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-01

Houston and Rusk, Senators from Texas,
now en- route for Washington, have declared
that they are in favor of the Oregon notice,
without compromise and without concession.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-01

A New York maiden was sentenced to soiI'
tary confinement for the abduction Of husSaha
from the "bed and board" ofhis wife This is
a novelty in the way of elopemcnts.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-01

We refer the reader to our summary of late
foreign news. England continues peacefully
inclined, and there is no seeming danger of our
being devoured, at least within year or two.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-01

SLANDER.-Against SANDER there is no
defence. He'll cannot boast 50 foul fiend,
nor man depIore so foul foe; it is with IA
word-wilh a nod-wlth Iook--with
smile; it is The pes:iIence walking in dark
hess, spreading conlagion far and wide,
which the most wary traveller cdnnotavoid;
1t is the heart. searching dagger of the dark
assassin: 1t is The poised arrow whose sting
is incurEbIe: II is the mortal sting of the
deadly adder liuvdeE is It's employment:
. Innocence, lis prey--und ruin lis sport.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-01

son & Co. have demanded permission 10
import 100000 pounds of cotton, and
they had already paid in the amount of
100000 dollars of the duties.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-01
For the True Democrats
LINES,

LINES,
ADDRESSED To AN OLD FEMALE FRIEND.
A bloom was on thy cheek, lady,
And a lustre in thine eye,
And from thy ruby lips, lady,
Ne'er escaped dark sorrows sigh
il heart was in thy bosom
That ever gladstone beat;
Thou vert as fair blossom
AS wood-nymph e'er did greet.
Long years have vanished since, lady,
And many rival blooms,
Unlike thy fulblown self lady,
Lie wither'd in the tombs;
But thy perennial loneliness,
Unscath'd by frosty time,
Sill beams from out thine eye, LADY,
As in thy joyous prime.
Thy cheek, lis true, is faded,
But slight is its decay,
r',r fom thy pure md stainless heart
II steals r2seate ray:
Thy teeth have los; tseir whcness,
Thine eye is not SO bng-L
But if its rays are mellowcd,
IT'S virtues calmer light
Full years are now upon thee,
Thy youth is with the past
And evry hour Of future
May be of life thy last:
But what to thee, is sorrow,
Or loss Of sunny prime,
Though death may come tomorrow,
Twill meet an angels shrine
WINCHESTER, Wayne Co. W.
TExAs.-An act has passed the Legis-
lalure of this State, providing for the cleo
ton Of members of Congress. The hrst
election was appointed for Monday, 3Oth
ut.: subsequent elections TO be held at the
same time as the general State elections.
The Congressional districts are as follows:
First, the counties of Fannin, LAMAR
Red River, Bowie, Harrison, Shelby, JEFF
fersor, Jasper, Rusk, Sabine, San Angus
tine, Houston, Nacogdoches.
Second, the counties Of Robertson, Bra
EOS, Montgomery, Harris, Galveston, Bra
zoria, Fort Bend. Matogorda, Jackson, Vic
toria, Austin, Colorado, Fayelte, Gonzales,
Travis, Baslrop, Washington, Bexar, Go
lad, Refugio, San Patricio, Milan.
The following named gentlemen are
candidates: In the First, or Eastern Dis
trict, Hon. Il. PiIsbury, Col. w. G. Cooke,
Gen. Lewis, Gen. Meggison, Col. s. Nj.
Williams, Gen. Green, Or. o. p. Kellon.
In the Western District, Hon. VIM. X.
Scurry, Hon. ID. s. kaufman, Judge ID.
Ochiltree.
As was anticipated, Gen. Danell, had
declined the Office OF Lieutenant Governor,
IN consequence Of the returns by which he
was declared duly elected, bring defective.
The following nominations have been
made and confirmed. Hon. john Hemp
hill, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court T;
Hon. A. S. Brpscomb and r. T. Wheeler,
Associate Justices. The nomination OF
the Hon. v. f. Howard, TO be Attorney &c
neral, was rejected bv the Senate. A reso-
luton Of thanks aud respect 20 EE-Presi-
dent Tyler. was unanimously adopted 90
the Legislature. Bills were introduced %
provide Tor transferring TO The United States
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-01

AMERICAN TEA.---The cultivation of
Tea in small quantities, in Virginia, has
been lately tried with success. Some
specimens were exhibitedat anagricultura
fair, by Mr.. N. Pickett, who has devoted
much time to the subject. From the letter
accompanying the samples, the following
extract is maoe:---
"The rolling ofthe leaf into the form into
which it is brought from China, is wholly
unnecessary; but, lift is desired, you have
only 10 take the leaf after it is cleared from
the stalk and partly dried, and place be-
tween your finger and thumb and give it a
tight squeeze.
"Once IN, seed never out. After you
have once Sown tea seed, you will never
lack for plants; for manage as you wilmore
seed will always fall upon heground than
would be necessary for any plant bed: they
will be in the ground all the winter, and
come up with every rain during the next
summer and you may either transplant
them, or you may thin them out into rows
at the proper distance. Thus, notwith-
standing the dryneSs ofthe season, | have
now volunteer plants in the greatest profu-
sion and of the finest quality.
81 assure you, there is no reason in the
world why the farmers and gardeners in
the Southern States should not grow Their
own tea, and grace their own tables with
this delightful beverage, infinitely more
pure and welcome, than can be obtained
from the unknown, aduIterated stuff that
comes from abroad."-M o. Commcrciut
ReuieW.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-01

The body of Miss Jane Cunningham, n
most beautiful young Iady seventeen years
ofage, was found lately on the prairie, back
ofChicago. She was to have been married
next day, but went in the afternoon TO in
wife her sister to be her brides maid; aud III
returning was overlaken by snow storm
and frozen TO death.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-01

SAILORS on Observation-Disclosures there,
Jackr cried The voice, shorten sail and
heave too my craft must wafer 'Ay, ay,'
was the laconIc response; and presently
three sons of Neptune and Jolly the
former gentleman beingabIe, undressing
circumstances, to claim very near relation
ship to the latter, accordlngl ''bore up and,
their nags having taken IN The requisite
quantity of moisture, were again soon under.
weigh and out OF sight, carrying every
stitch of canvass, whilst Try cdicche quietly
pursued its steady course, and crepl along
like an old lighter in the wake of some ga,
liant frigates, the Jleob F0iHtM of The
same, being, in this instance, the pedestrian
caIeScro. A loud Gathering of hoolS from
the direction in which we were proceeding,
at once reused our attention. and suddenly
a horse, gAllopiug at iearful pace over
the hard road, aud without either rider o.
bride, shot past, and left me lille doubt OF
the rapid promotion Of one Of these sous OF
the ocean, who must Thus unexpectedly
have been converted into field officer
My conicctures were soon verified byseeing
Jack with The bride in one hand aud
swabbing his dripping and dust begrimed
countcnauce with the other, rs he carried
on, after the chase which wos now huIS
down, aud fast disappearing from his blood
shot eyes. well, my lad, hOw's this? tum-
bed overheard, chg 'Ay your honor
o., med out the breathleSs tar; shat cranky
crait was forging well ahead, when she's
suddenly taken as it were quite N.back,
brings up with round turn, sends me fly
ing over the figure head, and here stand
like a lubbcr, with this car tow.line in my
hpper, whilst she Just shows her starn and
then flies oGllko a squirt o baccy juice in
a squall' Sea Voyage:
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-04-01

rs A Mr. TempIeton has been creating a
sensation in Vicksburg as vocalist. He is
native of the city, and its gOodhearted ci'i-
zens gave him bumper concert previous to
his departure on tour through the Atlantic
States
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NoTICE.-pr- A. RRAlNARn

M EDICAL NOTICE.-Dr. A. BRAINARD
~ oilers ms professional Services to the citizens
of Portsmouth and vicinity. His long and sue
cessiul experience, both a Surgeon and Physi-
cian, while connected with the United States Ser
vice IN Florida and the U S. Arsenal, Arkansas,
well as previous that time, and after his gradua
ton as Student of Medicine in the State of Ohio,
IN 1870 lead him to tender his assistance TO the af
hlcteo, with confidence. And he trusts the many
wounds he has received in the service of his conn
try, for which he has received the warmcst thanks
oil many of the highest in the land, will at least
prove h'ndrance to hssc rvices and The confidence
OF his fellow citizens in this community His Of
nee is next door to Mr.. Spalding's the Gun Smith
high street, and his residence at Mr.. Nathaniel
Manning's, next door TO his Office.
References:
JOHN p. You've. M. D.
Doct. HENRY BUFF.
ARMIsTEAp COOKE, NJ. D., Norfolk
THOMAS Lawson. M. D., Surgeon General II 6
Army, Washington, ID. c. Feb
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NOTICE.-Tbe firm of r. H. STEVENS & Co.,
~, was dissolved on the first of January by mu.
Sual consent. Persons having claims against the
urn viii please present them to the Subscriber,
S Gno those indebted particularly requested to
nquloate their accounts Immediately. Friends
Feb l9-3ts r II STEVENS
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
WEDNESDAY, February is.

WEDNESDAY, February is.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Alice, Skinner, FIN Richmond.
Barque Iowa, Thompson, FIN Baltimore in ballast
to F w Southgate
Barque Phoenix, Boush, FIN Richmond, bound to
New Orleans. to finish loading to G. w Apperson
Schr Pacific, Wood, finn New Bedford, in ballast.
Schr Wave, Talbot, FIN Portland, with hay and
plaster to E. Carnage.
Schr VIM. Trader, Hudgins, FIN Matthews, with
corn to the master.
Schr George Washington, -, I'm Petersburg,
with coal to A. Wilson.
Sohrs Delaware, Munson; and Boston, Durman,
fin Nanticokc, bnd to New Haven.
Sloop Fashion, Powell, from Nansemond, with
produce 80 the master
Packet sloops New Packet Adams; A. T Shut re
wheadon finn Smthfield, produce to the master
Sloop Damsel, Blunt, from Burwell's Bay, pro-
duce To the master.
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A II THE NEW BOOK STORE may be
IN found the following, among other Misceane-
Gus Books:
Bancroft's History, vols-Alison's Europe
Hume, Smollet's and Miler's England
Thier's French Revolution, with plates)
Froissarts Chr oncles-Rober tson's Works
Marshal's Washington -Frost's United States
Waverly Novels, bound-Bulwer's Novels
History and Antiquities of Virginia Shakespeare
Aiken's Practical Forms-Chitty's Blackstone
Websters Dictionary University Edition
Engineers and Mechanics Companion
highlands Natural History
Ministerial Commission-More's Devotions
Abbotts Young Cbristian--Corner Stone
Mother at Home-Chd at Home
Hoaryhead and McDonner-School Boy
School Girl-Visit to the Mountains
Roilo Code of Morals-Pilgrim's Progress
Mcdici Series of Italian Prose. vols
over the Ocean-Greecc of the Greeks
Prairiedom-N Iontezuma
Artist, Merchant and Statesman
Norman's Rambles by Land and Water
Morris's Melodies
Morris Wills's Library of Prose and Poetry
Banning on Chr enic Diseases
- Nitchell's New Map of Texas, California and
Oregon
Ruschcuberger's Series of Scientific Books
"A variety of Cheap Publications., sc.
Portsmouth, Feb ~ n. b. WEBSTER.
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CLASSICAL BOOKS for sale by
w. II. II. HODGES & co.
Anthon's Cicero, Anthon's Caesar
10 Sallust, Anthon's Horace
Do Latin Lessons
Do New Greek Grammar
DO Latin Versifcation
Do Homer
,ooPhocles' Greek Grammar
ainsworth's Latin Dictionary
LeVeretts Latin Lexicon
Donnegan's Greek and English Lexicon
Schrevelle's Greek and Latin Lexicon
Boyer's French Dictionary
Gr@ca minora, GrSca Miiora
Manassas French Course
pomar'5 Leyizac's French Grammar
IeBrun's Telemaque
Wanostrochps French Grammar
Leveretts Juvenal
Bolmar's Coloquial Phrases
Do Perrin's Tables, Bomai's French Verbs
-. Do Telamaque, Bolmsr's Kew to do 20
SSirsulPs Life of Washington in French
raul and Virginia do
CC9wper's Virgin, Clark's Cesar
Sharles 18th in French
GS1empa MinOra, German Primer
German Testament
EoIteire's Poem LaHeuriade
rsisorn's Iiyy
Noel and Chss,s.I. Ezro,ob Ctr,p,roar h, s,,.L Z,
14nurew's salust, Jacobs Latin Reader
L,JI,etts Latin Reader, LeveretPs Latin Tutor
"qnsow,S Stoddard's Latin Grammar
w;i.o-,c DO Latin Reader
" lson's Greek Testament
SSScodo,s Greek Reader
w VIVA Adams Latin Grammar
piI homu. Historse Sacrn
Vu1diman's RudiDents
MsPpy Greek Grammar, LeveretCs Cesar
pIelr. Latin syntax
sSsthi's Italian Grammar and r,u.e-,.
-O.Nosi's Italian Treasure, &c, &c. Feb 10
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Il ANDING from schr Adrian and other YES
IL sells,
90 bbls Me. Rum
80 do Apple Brandy
20 do Philadelphia Cordial
90 boxes Daletts Candles
o or casks Cognac Brandy
% boxes Starch
30 do Chockolate
30 do Mustard
100 gross Backing
100 bbls Patapsco extra Flour
hrkins prime Goshen Butter
casks Goshen Cheese. For sale by
Feb JOSIAH WILLS Commerce street
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ENRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-Just received
Il our Fresh Supply of GARDEN SEED :, oar-
rdnted Fresh and Genuine, (Growth OF 1881 y
These Seeds are universally acknowledged to be
superior to any in the United States They are
raised by the united Society of Shakers, Enfield
Conn, and vcgetate in this section better than any
Seeds we can procure. Country Merchants and
others dealing in Seeds will be furnished with them
put up in papers, labelled and such prices to
afford them very reasona bic profit.
Also, full supply of all kinds of Grass Seeds
and Seeds for Birds. For sale at the Drug Store
High street, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Jan ~ CHAS HEINITSH, Agent.
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NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Sign OF the BIG CHECKERED BOOT, next to
the Farmers Bank, Main street, Norfolk Va
our Agent at the North. Having never been un der
sold by our contemporaries, fearlessly say that
the New York Boot and Shoe Store is THE PLACE TO
Just received and for sale, 10 cases Mems Kip
Boots, from 81 rs to 1925.
10 cases Mems thick Boots from & | so to 2.25.
ID cases Brogans, from 62b to s l.25.
cases Cents Calf and Morocco Boots, from $50
to $50.
cases Boys and Youths Calf Boots from ST!
10 . 90 For sale at the New York Boot and Shoe
Store. J. H. GREGORY
Feb 10
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TX cases CLOCKS. from 1915 to $50, Mahoga-
~ ny and Rose Wood Frame, time warranted
and for sale at the New York Boot and Shoe Store
Feb 10 j. II. GREGORY
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= cases Water Proof SPORTING BOOTS, from
- So 90 to $50
10 cases Water Proof Fishermen's Boots from
$200 to $50.
10 cases Women's Bootees, from 625 to ST. cts
For sale at the New York Boot and Shoe Store.
Feb I'D j. III. GREGORY.
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40 BRLs GIN and CORDIAL in store and f.
Ma, 0S JOSIAH WILLS
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panish-A Mr.. Swasrz Of St.,Louissi5,
mas discovered a new varnish for oil pain
tngs aud paper which may besIaidon a
dozen times. then rubbed down andipoi-,
'!shed like a mirror, retaining all.ths whils
ITS limipid and colorless slransIucenc3 -
Ihe Chinese use ome,hine very sipiiar.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-06-03

Piekensuitie, Ga, 25th april, 1886.
Mr.. Editur:-PIease insert the following
lementable circumstance in your valuable
Paper.
Mrs. Sarah Don son. formerly of
South Carolina,) drowned herself and 8
children in the Chatlahoochee River, in
Dekalb Country, few days ago. in the
following manner. She frstlied the two
oldest ones together, and threw them into
the river; then she tied the youngest one
to herself and plunged headlong into the
agitated waves. 1t is said that an. indi-
vidual was standing on the opposite bank
witnessing thescene, but from his situation
unable to prevenlits occurrence. The rea-
son assigned why she thus terminated the
existence Of herself and children, is
said TO be dread .ofstarvatiou. She had
been heard TO say that she would rather
die with her Children, than that they
should perish for lack .ofbrcad !!
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TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST Is, 1916.

combination, or any injurious reduction of fare as
aforesaid. the Board of Public Works shall be the
sole Judge; and their order shall be obligatory on
either or both of the said commands Prorided
The stockholders of the Petersburg Rail Road Com
pany, In general meeting, agree to this section
BE further enacted, Tha. in case the authori.
ties OF the State of North Carolina shall at any
time, ny legal process otherwise. deprive the Pc
tcrsburg Rail Road Company of any of the privi-
e"es and advant gcs OF its charter obtained from
that state by any act heretofore done, or omit led
to DC done by the said Petersburg Rail Road Com
pauy, or by ally means whatsoever prevent the
Aforesaid Petersburg Rail Road Company from con-
duc'lng their operations much of their Rail
Road as lies within the State of North Carolina or
on any part thereof by reason of any act heleto-
lore tone or omitted to be done by tho Petersburg
Rail Road Company, then all tho rights privileges
Seaboard and Roanoke Rail Road Company shall
cease aud be determined until the State OF North
Carolina shall reinstatc the Petersburg Rail Road
Company in all the privileges granted them in the
several acts passed for their benefit by the said
State, or until the Legislature OF Virginia shall
otherwise direct: Provided hotcever That this sec.
ton shall not he in force until the Petersburg Rail
Road Company shall agree to the thirds section of
this act, which confers ON the Board of Public
works the power so TO regulate from time to time
the tare Tor passengers each Rail Road between
w eidon and Baltimore and w eldon and Pctcrsbur
as to prevent an injurious competition
3. This act shall DC in force from the nassing
thereof. p's
Relating to the sale of the Portsmouth and Ro.
anolle Rail Road
July y Thtds J. b., Jr., ID Aud.
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MTJ&OP1EAN ITOgrJ9T,.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, NEAR THE TPEAs1r
RY BUILDING

'ENHE subscriber, having fully prepared and re-
- Peh'shed MS well known Hotel, rencwedlv so.
hcits the patronage of his friends and tho ni;hi;c
his tables will always he supplied With the best tho
season affords and whilst no effort will be shared
10 give onure satisfaction, his terms will he found
so mode rate as to command attention from, re-;
dents and strangers. There are several elegantIy
furnished suites of apartments and single rooms
ready for immediate occupation. Those who wish
permanent board wid find it highly advontageou.
to call. For persons having business with thS DE-
partments the loca ton of the Hotel is most conx,
nIent. Foreigners will find their language spoken
at this house, and their comforts strictly considnr
ed. Parties accommodated with refreshments of
all kinds at the shortest notice Dinners sent n ali
parts of the city usual. L. GAIARPUN
WASHINGTON CITY, july 2--2m
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SANDERsoN's FRANKLIN HoUsr

~ Chestnut street, between Sd ana 9TH, Phijnde1'
bhia.-lhc subscriber having purchased of the
Nless's. Sandersons the lease, furniture and fin
!uros oil thls popular and central Hotel desires To
Inform his friends and the public that it will he re-
opened Tor their reception the LIST day of Julv
next having been, during the recess greatly en-,
Ihcre has been added very large and convenient
Dn1ng Saloon for gentlemen, private Ordinary
H ior iadles' several new Par!ors and coumodions
winch VIII greatly conducc to the comfort and CON
venicuce of visitors WI
nc catering and culinary departments will h.
exclusively under the control Of MIR JAMES N
SANDE SON, whose ability to manage that nor.
non oil the establishment, it is we'll known, ia nm
surpassed IN tins country. The celebrated " Chef
DC CUISINE" P"llctier is also retained torcth.r ,;t
a numerous corps of capable and oblieiun assist
'nts and the undersigned pledges himself hat
nothing shall lie wanting on his part 60 make 'hc
veniencc and good eating. y con
July 9 DANIEL u ,Ir,,0n
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FOR OLD POINT
TWO TRIPS EVERY SJTND.v,

TWO TRIPS EVERY SUNDAY.
The steamer OSCEOLA
&A-,----1t%2SS- will leave WriGht's Wharf
ssssa5.asssr1vzs;;aI Norfolk, touching at Ports
:, 80 49, mouth, every SUNDAY
p. NJ. ' "NN at o0iock'
Returning she will leave Old Point at Q o'clock
a. NJ and at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ
tR rassnge' to go and return, so cents. Colored
persons will he charged the same. Slaves nnt 81
I've. .Iweu ON board without written permission from
~ usage VIII be taken at the gangwav, and pas
senZers are particularly requested to nroyiGe tbr,
seSeS WIN change MITCHELL, Captain
N, H. Weather permitting, the Osceola will
III tne evening extend her trip towards the Capcs
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BUFF,S
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SARSA PARIIIA

L 'Oh TIC cure OF all diseases arisinp from,
n impure state of tho blood
Inc great popularity OF Sarsaparills, and lis es.
taolIshcd efficacy, render it superuous to enter in
to any cnconiu,d of its virtues or adducc anv evil
dtnce i'll its favor 1T is true. that il has been here
toiorc subject TO frequent changes of reputation
1~IHS 10 ignorance OF the proper mode of extract
ing ITS virtues, or to the inferior quality of the root
used. Hence also the nefficacy of many preparn-
Tons OF IT offered to the public The proprietor of
pared from the best materials, with the greatest
pharmaceutical care and accuracy, and in the best
mode to obtain the active prInciplc in the most
exhibiting a large quantity of Sarsapa rilio in -
small dose "A supply Of this Medicine for sale al
the MEDICAL FNpOpIIrH IL az
July9 Corner of High and NidlIIo s,s