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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
The sub-TreasurY.

We are told by the Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore SUM- ian advocate Of the Sab Ire asury) that
the necessity Of repeating the law for Establishment
already admitted there He says, thousand pucs
that it has been urged the country during the war;
Hsd the advocates Of the scheme possessed ordinary
-
would be involved by this great Of deverance
and liberty" and avoided them by delaying its enactment
MI Calhoun indeed did fo:esee the And expressed the
opinion that proposing such thorough and radi
cal changes in financial SYSTEM ought be deferred
But his advice UNDECIDED and even he seryey yield
ing his individual opinion his party obligations voted
for the measure the embarrassing consequences of which
ne proclaimed in advance! We may expect, therefore,
that this, Of the leading Of the Adminisira
ton, viii be abandoned before ts vital feature
the specie clause, goes into effect. What striking COM
ment will this crawsh be upon the cisdon Of the
party in power!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
Appointments OF Che virsinia COME

appointments oil tho Virginia Confe-
.nE renee.
kiekaord Disfrief-ArRAn PENN p. E.
(Joha Early. Agent Of the Book Concerr
Of the NJ. +. Church, South.
Leroy Nj. Leroy, Assistant Agent do. do
Rchmond-2 Trinity; j. Manning.
Union; Jos. Carson.
Centenary: j. r.. Edwards
lClsy Street ChapeL L. M. Lee.
New Kent G. w. Andrews.
James City: r. Il. Hope.
Williamsburg w. w. Kennedy.
York and Warwick; VIM. L. Leo.
Hampton; j. Bailey.
Gloucester; WIN. J. Noraeet, A. w. Sale.
Matthews; j. r. Brannin.
King Queen: WIN. Grant
King William; Benz r. Woodward.
King George: David Wood.
Lancaster s. w. Jones.
Wesimoreland: J. w. Shackford.
Chariotie'ritis Dsiriet-S.x'L I. Moonxas. p. Z.
Charlottesville: p. r. August no
Sco,isyle: II. ii. Carey.
fiavanns; Joseph Lear, 5. b. Dozer.
Louisa: 8. II. Mullen.
Caroline: II. M. Linney.
Hanover; r. p. Wilson, .r..
Culpeper; G. w. J. Harper one to be supplied.
Madison: M. A. Dann. A. p. Hook.
Warenton; l.. Rosser, w. II. wheelwrisht
Lsnehssrs Dissrief C. w. NoLLsY, Pc.
Lynehburg: ID. ). Dogrett
Bedford; J. w. Chiles. J. b. Blackwell.
Campbell; w. NJ. Ward, L. A. Gibbs
Charlotte: II. ID. Wood, J. w. Howard
Cumberland; J. Slough. A. Clarke, l.. skidmore. sup.
buckingham: j. l.. knight.
Amherst: E. Chambers.
Nelson: ID. J. e. Slaughter.
Albematle; J. Hall, r. Stephens.
Randolph Macon Di'friet-Jos. II. DAVIS. Pc.
w. A. Smith. President Of Randolph Macon COLLEGE,
Randolph Macon Circuit, j. G. Gariick
Mecklenburg: j. J. Crcnshaw.
Greensville: T'hos. II. Haynes. -r4
Northampton: X. A. Gregory, J. w. White
Brunswick: G. N. winfree, J. A. Doll
Lunonburg; To be supplied I
Nottoway: J. r.. Joyner.
Prince Edward a., NJ; NJ Dance, one to DO supplied.
farmyiHe: w. II. Rohr.
Benz K Duval and N. Thomas Collectors for R. M. Col
ege.
Petersburg Dis'riet-wx D. RowuR,PE
Washington Street, G. W. LanRhorne
re'ersourg-l High Street: Ro Michaels.
Union Street: John Kerr
Chesterfield: E. C. Murrill, q. w. Charlton. .un
Manchester: Thos. II. Jones'
Powhatan: w. W. Bennett
Amelia; John ID. Southal.
Sussex G. A. Balm, ID. p Wills
Southampton: J. NJ Arnold
Smithheld r. s. Mitchell. -.r.Ie
Prince George; A. II. Stewart
Mission to people Of color: b. Deyany
Norfolk Distrief-THoxAs CRowDkR, p. Z.
Norfolk: II. B. Cowles
Scamen's Bethel: w. H. Starr
Portsmouth: J. ID. CoulinR
Gospott: " Eskridge sun
Eastville: B. IL. Johnson
Suffolk: Thos Digs.
Gates: ii. Billups, To be supplied
Murtreesboro R. Adams, A. Gamer
Edenton: J. NJ. Saunders
Elizabeth City: VIM. Read.
Herdord: s. Field
Camden: j. 5. Briggs.
Pasquotank: w. w. Kone
Princess Ann: J. p. Owen T. d. B.vton
Curri'uek Mission: To be supplied
j. Powers, A. Dibrell and J. W. Williams are permitted
o travel for their health.
Edward Wadswor'h is transferred to Tennessee Confe-
once.
The next Virginia Conference be held in Charot,es-
lille on the 10Th November, ls47.
u- City papers please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
Fires inLynchhnrr-

On Sunday evening" the 5h inst, about dark the small
frame building in the Of Mr.. G. w. Smhson's Con.
dictionary Store Main street, in Lynehburg, was die.
covered to be on fire. II partially consumed before
the hames were gotten under. On the morning. about
o'clock another alarm Of fire proceeded from q stable
belonging to Capt Pleasant Libby, rear Of Dr. seays
APothecary establishment The flames howsver. were
speedily arrested
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

~ The papers are commenting with just severity upon
the first diplomatic said to have been made by
Mr. Bancroft after bis arrival in Engand-tho effect Of
which was TO Fs0sni the opening Of British ports to Ame
mean grain II he made the representation to the British
Ministry ''e'i6ed to him by the London Standard no me
rts the condemnation IL is poss,Ll, bo,v.v,
that there s some in the statement Of that pspst
and we therefore await is confirmation or disproof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

IL We have been examining South Carolina papers,
since the appearance OF Mr. Calhouns Letter, demonsta
ting that the transfer from the Legislature the people OF
that State OF the right choose the Electors of President
and Vice President 10 the mode OF taking away
from them what effect the enunclaton OF this start
ling paradox has produced upon the public mind. But
with single exception they all silent. That
exception is the Charleston Mercury, from which we ex
Pected Of the usual siernuatory symptoms
ken that Mr.. Calhoun had taken pinch OF Rappes We
disappointed 1t e1tos Mr. Calhoun's letter
admirable piece Of political resonng" and processes be
unable "oyeresumae the force and truth OF the passage
which he presents the iRepae tendency Of popular eee
fiOnS 10 ihGras all real Po~sr Of choice the Peo-
pie" This the very quinessence of modern demoera-
ey, according to the South Carolina oracle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

TREAsoE.-Tho New Orleans Delta s,st.s ,L,, c,,. i
i'mauon IN their possession clear and positive a. tbe ma,
iure Of the case will admit Of they have the sronye,t en-
ienon ihe' Che brig Plymouth cleared from hat port for
ammunition, and munitions Of war which were landed ~
meHco end delivered TO the enemies Of our county Tb,
too was her third or fourth voyage with similar
nc org was cleared from hat port says the Dets By the
house Of Wylie, Egans e. Co. Spanish hose m 49,,
Weah and extensive connexions and said 10 be The aeos
OF the Mexican Government and Of Santa Anna
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
NEW OpIrANs Noy

- NH" WILLIAMS, NOV. IA.
MELANCHOLY CAsUALTrY-CArrAIS RASpo,ru Rrpar-
LT.-This gallant officer who has won so many l.n,. n
the war; supposed ohave lost life at Monterey
three weeks ago, in most melancholy manner Our ir
formation as derived from John Deshon Esq ono of the
owners Of the steamship Sea- and who came in
the ship Uncas which arrived here yesterday from B..o,
Is to this effect Captain Hill, u s. Quarermastes nj Bra
zos informed Mr. Deshon that express had lust arrived
from Monterey, communicating the sad intelligence tha,
capt kidgey being unruly horse and riding down
steep hill, was THROWN the horse falling upon him and
shoekingy manged At the time the express left Monte
rey, Capt Ridgely was wholly insensble thu b,,in.
oozing out OF his and hopes were entertained
recovery. The uncas spoke the Vir1ni.n
% miles from the 8 W. Pass on her way from Bra
zos TO this port On board the Yirgnan was bearer f
dispatches from Monterey for Washington who will nro
badly arrive to-day. From him we may expect full
usrs OF this terrible catastrophe We hope that Can't
Ridgey will be spared his country which cannot NJ
ford lose brave and chiyalrous and mertorions an
oficer.-Tfopie. -
SINGULAR AND ALMOST FATAL OccuERENcE-We ware
told yesterday Of singular which happened on
the steamboat Pike No. 8, her recent trip from Cncin
natl TO this port One Of respected citizens Mr.
A s. Trotter agent, believe for the Bank of
IN this city, was passenger board and on Monday night
last at about nine o'clock when the Pike was some oIv
miles from this city, be reured TO his state-room When
nearly asleep he was reused by the report of pistol in the
state-room adjoining and at the time experienced
Smsng pain on the top OF his head the blood pour
ing ron IL freely The siate-room from which the shot
proceeded was immediately searched and found vacant
though hole in the partition, to the head of Mr. s
oerth showed that the ball, which was found Aa,tened
against the opposite WALL failed but by hairs Of
i" deadly ann Notwithstanding the diRent search
nothing could be found Of the intended assassin snd -
Understand that Mr. T. has been unable thus far TO obao
any clue TO the mystery Several got ON the
AZ Losse' ana probably the impression that Mr.. Trot-
ter had large amount Of money with him was the incen
1--WE 10 the attempted murder. The ball which has been
PtetetNeu' is evidently from a reyolyer.-Jbid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RIchmnnd.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
sebr Manchester Matthias New YorS sundrie. IN oo,do 4,
sknker workman, heGrudsr Co, Csrkson Gardner; WI.
larns BaIal Taylor Crenshaw Brothers Go. Rsbkis a
Whnochi 0rme James 4 Co; Leslie 4 Go; Bis.,l A. NJ
Candiish; " Ludam Coz Retb NJ Allen Co. Apto D.,
Iin w kuo1 Deane Brown; Gaynor Wood Peatc Jones
winston II Robe ton nuva, Golde johnson. N w
yer Vane"' smith Co Leonard Merchant Duv
4 Co Doocy Nash Woojhouss, Keen A. Co, w Palmer l.
Sinter Hooker Osbono w Taylor FCranz Dor avis Apt
PEA "a. Bonavt 10 Burton; Gn1afh-r ora
nef GU Lee TinsoJ; Thompson CO. Fry Go; Davsn.
por, Aron Co, anlto order
sch John full, Teal Pbiadopia, fundros 10 w Tsvo,
Goodo seibfook; Shields sometvrc. Williams HsYaI
W Randolph Co. n Eustaee son. Puiny Watts Crep
shaw, Bro,bos 4 Go; w Harrison co: ianss Dpvst
bueekof Poyion. Ffy 4 Go, " Ludam 4 Go. Duptoo
honeufe Co. Laaca,tsr Co. Yaniew smith 20 Duvsi
Pufceli ClenteainE webb Bacon Co w Paine Fdm,nd
Davtnpori u FISHER ovy Pizrnt N Zaeifsson N
lyle; sharp, joiner WINSTON Burr, Pea q ,mpson;
Alvey q Lp'eomb Worhim, heGtudsr 4 Co Iudah MysrI
oaynor wo)d, and 10 order. ~ 800
h kaneta Burr Dearborn New York furdfies 10 : Mst.
chant jos Myers DoTgou An eon: Ano Ptsrar w Rte,
WD Gibson; w Bootb, Burton: Yale. J DooIsy H,-s
WHIT Lewis GinsT Ben, Brooks fuis1u. ~ Hotrson.
0oode y Robe tson WTay'oE Peyopi Dome Brown;
Dnvai Gfuhbs Appcnoi Wau Rsh W Bsrrst; Hook
Or o. Hubbard, Gardner %. Ludas Co Fleo;
Catkon Gardner Van'ow, Smith 70. r Price; wombk;
Diane ssr q hcCandish. Gordon SINNER Duva q Pur.
eei kont Kendall a Atwaio Thsmpfon 90. Caperlop
Cfump. Przini And fiFgitt Anto PBtwE Web Bacon
W N Hauson n 60. WPalmef, o Shredder ness~ 20
Lew Wofiham, MeGfpesf %; Mash woodboas- %
Go; Blai; W Aoierson Jos aycrs; w LAD . 1aa,s
Ru' Williams a Hsrah W Blair Mar - - 10 10 20 ~,
htI Co. Fy 4 90, Eiuo1d a Davoupos 60, - = sou
Co he THyi Davenport Az q O., n W. , Y,
ss' coumhi', Eddr' pr,nstr me Ipo,.,o.. to RANK,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
At "a Discount.

letter from Weston, Missouri under date Of Noyern-
Der g. published IN the St Louis Republican, states that al
Fort LeavonworIh the u. s. Treasury Notes Che beuer
eueneyD sent out for the payment Of the ro ops. were
selling Of ten per cent dlscounI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

u Capt. WALES, who rendered himself 20 oopspicu
Qua BY his gallant conduct the frontier last May arrived
in this city in the Southern cars on Saturday morning an
bis way 10 Washington
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
The call for Troops.

The movement Of the Administration in calling out
nine additional regiments OF volunteers ascrbed by the
intelligent and generally accurately inmfored Washing
correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot letter
Col. Baltic Peyton who has recently arrived in New Or
leans direct from Monterey, the Secretary of the Navy
COL Peyton he says. tells his end Secretary Mason that
the $4,000 troops which Congress authorized the Execu
tive to call should forthwith be brought into the field;
and that il the Government wishes bring Mexico to
terms Of eapituation and peace. vigorous blow
struck in the night quarter-ihat TampicO be taken,
&C., sc. The writer adds
"Col Peyton has been much with Gen Taylor and Gen
Worth and doubtless knows their sentiments regard
what step ought be taken, intend efeciu
ally whip Mexico. lis better for him, perhaps, speak
the subject than for those distinguished officers who
prefer follow the orders OF the Government rather than
TO dictate TO 1t what ought to be done.
at Is fair TO presume that the Administration has been
induced TO take the step in question by the patriotic
advice OF distinguished Wing For one, freely give Mr.
Polk credit for following the advice Of Col Peyton, man.
that he loves just about little, perhaps he does Col
Peytons devoted friend, Henry A. Wise!r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

W The New Orleans Picayune doubt. the truth Of the
rumOr received by the way Of Galveston that Cen Ampu
dia had moved TO intercept Gen. Woods march upon Mon.
cloya
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

Gle: too depressed, earthly, vinkng moro wildly
ana preparing to shoot from their hsbtas rotation Cor
legitimate ascendant L. NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

lME-5O casks. In store, ~ ssio BY
h2 ls's,..-.-...-.-.--- S6npoN = skINELR
m BOXES PRIME CHEE5E
baif esh Hopfi jus, Hcelysd aad for ale ~
- ss-s 49,. GORDON \ sKiHKKR.
HULL'S VARIEGATED SOAP.--ffuili
Vsfiesaisd sep n sstes as $50, fur suis - -
n9ss DVgAh = PUaCHla., D5ussiss ~ bsiss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

COLUMBIAN BoTEI. No. q, 20,

NOV. IT, 1876
Col 3 Walker. Tcra J @ Carter aih.,,,,.. -, -,
whi nston' 'sbnrg; n Budg ms. Mathews n w I,.
fork JenknS Harbet Miss WIN II,r r.. .si-'
Tst sS~ r s App1%a,9i John Bottom and Amelia WIN
ersbarr' w hoo Missouri; Booth Ch,rot =. r. 49,,
nunesnshim Davis Wren, Lynehburg: Jos Perkin. O., I'LL
fe'er Hanger, Augusta Geo W Gin, Amelia - ~ ~
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Nov. 81.
fsiw Wilson. Ethan NJ WILCOX Cla,.. c,,a Mil, =, 9,
us r9~nann Chas channeey, Norfolk John Tyler and SON W.
s.na Il frlceJ w hic-, Hanover; Coleman Coron, N
cehnan VIM u Redwood sy vest.r q Nrvton ,,nnsa,
my Judge husgles Chs Rusglcs w Read New w.
Ut "or ana SON. Va; I Baae. Carolina Tboa,, p sn
Sto~s James Warden, ranncl NJ FIon Wb,rin,. N I.
600 e. Va; Miss Camshael, Richmond cbas C,,h,a..
teT,butg. ~ NS"'"'s' q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

SE BOXES HULL q SONS AND WOOD.
(O EUFFis TALIyOW CANDLES
~ soes Eood dsmsged foiE LEATHER Fssevinr for
-sp no." WoRrHAs, nsoRUDRR 4 90.
DoMBEY a. sON.--Par Q Of Wiley n Pot.
nans eiuop " - iuaons. ready for dclvey N nora-
~ |" NC hfshau-s BOok stgfc, aoHts. FraFirR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
MApkRUEn

me isth Now BY the sevd Philip Courtney Mr. Josrru
W fetenburs papers win please copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
James River a. KauaW

Sathe> ktVer a AanaWha Company.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the j. r. &
H. Company is to be held this evening Its action NAV
exert important bearing upon the future prosperity Of
the work. We anticipate an interesting session.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23
WANTED.

WAN led,
GOOD COOK, for the balance OF the wear. IN, whom, . IL
N horal hire wall be paid. Apply
no2I WeRR RAcoN a IN
CT. PAULS CHURCH.-Two VERY pEsI-
~ RABLE PRws for RENT
No 81, nsar the centre HiddIs Aisle
No AZ, near ihs Chaneel do. do-CTbs Pew vEoud IA,
sold iow) Apply to HUBBARD. GARDNER CARLTON
no2l =,
ICORICE.-l6 Cases of the celebrated
- YnuHA" brand board Marietta Burr now daily
eRfeeted which will sell taken from e
vessel o2l-lo JNo. II. TRIPLETT A SON
TIMBER WANTED.-Wanted Immediate
Il B Pests for hse Of TsgyopA from Washington city,
through Georgetown and AeIandria Fredericksburg Virgin
and thence to Richmond. They Thirty 1--WE feet nar
agh and I'VE inches in diameter the top including the h1k
Of red eedar black locust white eeda' chestnut OF white
Also tw' MY posts forty feet long for the Geogetnun and
hctindra and competent number for Rich
mond all be delivered points Sesgaed abou
apart IN the streets Of the respective along the
canal from the Potomac 10 the aqusdue uUnpke along
tue turnpike To Aetatdl thence
direct road and thence 10 Richmond by railroad or CID road
may hereafter be decided
Proposals invited ot kinds OF timber named
Also for any portions eTrof; delivery
An agent will attend upon delivery examine
the posts
To be paid Zoe in cash n delivery.
AMOS KENDALL, Agent
Per Projectors.
WasmSsrox, Nov. 49, 1896 nosI-Iw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

SAILED,
bchf John Simmons Hn Boston.
behr fatmos Townsend. Phfaeclpha.
sthr Missouri. Groves Baltimore,
NV YorE Nov. 2O.--Ar'd, sohr Poosbonta.. SMACK
II De IN Richmond,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

E"SLfsH SHLdRIES-Tbe last number Of the Banker,
n's'hne eon''ns the following bot Of SHARES paid hgh Of
hecrs Of the British Government:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

Spirits TURPENTINE.-3O bbls. Sn;ri,s
~ TuTPtntne, in hne ORDER sale by
no 81 DUvAL a PURCELL. Druggists, It7 Main Al,
ENLAX SEED-l50 bushels, lust received. and
Iot sale by noH3 GORDON SKINNER.
III ERRINGS AND SHAD-A few barrels.
II No. l. in store, for sale by
- copnoS A. svt1vp,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

GOOD COOK, for the balance OF year for whom Ii
n boral hire wall be paid Apply to
no 81 WEBB BACON a. CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-23

Inc bockhsh .rley expects perhaps passing remstk
on tie oloms Ell" have been preferred 20 the Legislature
from that source. presume the Logisi'ue when il se
companies Daniel ORourko in HE next urney 10 the
moon will attend 10 that matter, Tor Il would be nece.s,,v
conceive, for that body 10 become moon struck before Il
would engage m opening road end now gao p,,s
e with tho Rookfsh Gap and tho scouve Turnpike onlv
low miiea above them, 10 catch tho same trade that Inc
Canal nov getting For the friendship ndness and hos
piiav which have received tho hands Of many of ina
people Of Charlottesville md he vicinity owe them ove-I
owe them gratitude. And wherever my lot may be cas md
whatever ucis'itgdes may encounter shall never forget
the ties that bind me 20 Abomlro. Bot noble and zen
eiods friendship docs not require expect me 10 aband IN
What consider just and right under any oroumsnnces-
nave been investigating public measures and public a.
Tons, with which private feelings sod personal cons ors
IONS ought 10, and with me, have concern consider
no claims and Pfeonsions Of Scosvlo Of superior or
der Tor the reasons have addueed such az the para
mount interests Of the State require b. sustained and
were 70 Wf'o dozen numbers upon the subject should
conclude every one Of them with ScOsULs osRLf 10 haze
heToad OF words Of the like Import because she deserves
sne ne. rshi 70 " and Nature intended Tor her 10
naye ~ Hhen ias The coliseum. Rons shall lsll"-
when seo'yille is. DO no, say the Cansl wifaa bot
esser mat " will oee one of its mirhtielt prJos md
'ronss" supports 80 oads ny osieetisuay' Il ~
scoTTsYILLE
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12

Dominica became the wife ofRsphse
Morghen. Antonio Csnovs left the
house end The studio Of Volpato, taking
with him the portrai, Of his beloved. His
gratitude and friendship for his teacher
continued ever The same, An evidence
Of this may be found in The Basilic of
he holy apostle al Rome, where a mar
bic monument was erected 10 The mem.
lry Of Volpslo by Csnovs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
4 GOOD TEST,

We heard good story The other day
which is too good 10 be LOST. FarmerOick-
ems, for so we will call HIM. one of the
neighboriug York county farmers. alike no.
led for his shrewdness and pretty girls, was
visited by Jo jenkins, under pretence of
'radiDg oxen, while his real object was to
secure one of farmer Dickens daughters.
Finding no way 10 accomplish the real OBJ
leel without direct appeal to the old man,
We vensutcd 10 pop The question and receiv.
ed in return a mos. decided negative. Jo
was not shrewd enough TO manage for the
grlsI 10, nothing dsun.ed, pushed The
trade in oxen, and in spite Of the farmers
shrewdness, succeeded IN bargain by
which the old man found himself essential.
ly shaved A'the next appearance Of 10
a. Farmer Dickens all was changed, and
the old man al once declared ,ha, he might
go ahead, for if he was shrewd enough TO
cheat him. he could risk him with the
gals. 10 went ahead; took possession of
his desired object, and thus far has shown
that the old man was mol in error as 10 bis
conclusiou.-Eagle'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-09-12
MIS0IsILLLAN ~ [@OUSo
From the Boston Traveller.
THE YOUTHFUL LOVE OF CANO.

'n the year 1880, a youth, a raliv,
|Of Possagno, in Venice, arrived inRomt
TO learn the art Of drawing
land engraving, with one who was a
Itha, time among the most distinguished d
lol living artists. As protege of the
powerful family Of Fslieri, this you,h
Brought letters of recommendation 10
be mos, Influential men Of the holy cit
y. He.r resolved 10 present first that
which might soonest lead him TO his
Feslined aim. lie went to the house OF
Sgnor Volpato.
Giovanni VoIpato, long known under
be assumed name of Jean Renord, stood
Pl The head of that giltering school OF
b., from which so many renowned
men have proceeded. ne clear and
Nell defined outline, The finished skill
DO execution, the vigor and extraordina'
BY relief, which have been so often adj
hired 10 The engravings Of Raphael Nor
ehen, he owes 20 The instructions OF
bis Master Volpalo.
When the youth entered the alelier
of Volpato, the latter was drawing from
a model, and requested him 10 ,arry a
few moments, and allow him to finish
bis sketch. The Youth would have re-
treJ, bu, Volpato made sign 10 him
10 remain, and said: Mono, meinHerr,
II you've moi time 10 wait, i will lay aside
by work. The youth assured him he
found here amusement, not for hours
but for years, and gazed around the ate
lier, with glance full of reverence; bu
one object more than all others arrested
bis attention.
4 TIE model Of Volpato was younl
maiden Of scarce seventeen years l
would be impossible 10 imagine coun
tenance more expressive and animated
. figure more graceful and happy. IN
Grecan tuuic and the mask in he
hand showed tina, she wished 10 person
ale Thala; and The orch smile, the gen
ie irony, which played upon her lips
might almost render il credible that b
one of those melamorphoses, once $
Common beneath the sky Of Rome, III
comic muse hsrself had deseended lror
heaven, TO sll for her porIaIt TO a b.
loved disciple. The youth at lea
could scarcely be convinced that mel
mortal could realize in every look an
motion, such an ideal. He stood in
movable a few steps from the easel, al
8iSoughl he was 10 a dream.
la lhs meantime VoIpato grew imp
z lent, his model was SO restless; and
grerrup;ed his labor with The wor(
y Foolish Dominica! see we'll that y
are tired today. Well, we will lea
it now, my daughter.
His daughter! his daughter! thoul
the youth to himself. Happy father
Forgive me, sir, said VolpatO, u
ing 10 him, i have kept you wait
with the freedom oil an artist, but n
am wholly at your service