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VfRGlSii LAND OFFICE,

IN conformity act crii'lrd An M I" fedrc- into
oar act the ssyct 4cis concerning Eschelior-, pass
t. rra tly az J,narJ,, ,5lJ. do hereby make Known
10 al w0n II may concern, that i ap;.rars by c-il n
cate IT thr E-c lie ,;nr Caa,es cry County. i'e TIE
4ih day Of Feh,u ~ loii and s day received iGio he
LIANT Office. t: uy inquest held on the gan dny 81
Juu ny ESQ Tie iolnw ing Tracts Of Land IN tie con
l. of Cba!rs Clly hasr atcn found esc.raied 10 III,
Comm NJ. wealth one Tact containing one hEn-
IRE aces, nf which Robert Phillips di"c sr1ei-one
T I containing one hundrei q, wa!ci Lllzahtth
M,p,e a. sciz~G-ani one JrIct 81 5larrrs 0f winch
Amos add died s.,zri ). H. PARKER,
Register Gf tae Land Office.
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A copy-TeIe,
Jan. 3'-cw2m MAR. ". MILLER, D C. G. {
~ CT4NCENY-v,aci,r. in Chesterfield Coz.

IN Observation-Disclosures, In Chesterfield Coz
4 Court, January tie I2th si6
Thomas Gregory, administrator de bons non W.T. 3
will annexed Of John Ltprade, deceased, P!sn-n- .
ngans;
John Martin aud Ann his wife, Thomas Cox n
Phcbe his wife, George w. L,pradr In his own ~.
and the said George W. Laprade asihe admlni-tftof
Martin l.aprade, deceased; aso, Andrew LAP add. Z :
jamin Laprad-, Alexander Laprnd-. PHI Isrrcr
Einund Lapradp, aud The Unknown htif- Of y 1904
Lapr5dr ana John LapIade, oh.ltreG u ~" so
Inptni!- deceased. Drirn,'' i
Tais day came he rain,iir hy cum q, am !" 10
hill and the defendants, Andrew Laprade. BrnJaG
I.apEadc, Alexander Lapradr, PbEoas Iap,aa,. T.
mund Lapr1de, AMI the unknown br.fs ~ = i.1r
Lapraie ana John L9pradc, children cf the -e'g !.
Lap'ade. deceased, not having en- cred Their ~ ri
lnce enc gwen sccnry acc",dngio the al;0' ...s'r.
his aid The hnles Uf this Cont, ana II apltatta. ).
>aiisi. cury evidence that they are MOI lrhRllat
h. county, II Is ordered that the sand ,.d d,
frG'!ants do appear here AT ibr next Apll ie;m =.
said CoDr., ard answer The bill al The l,aiGif. ~
that Copy of this order br iorihwIih igsr'ir ;, *
EnTnuer, newspaper published IA The Cuy of ID
mpnd ior TWO months successfully. 1Dd pDstt- :; &c
font door OF Tie Court House of this COUNT.
a Copy Teslc, w. w. T. CUGBILL, d.
Jan. ag-cw2m
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originated

appointment Ia he Lieutenant Gore,H"T.
Einund L. Brown Of Washington, Coihi''''
siooer Tor ,he District OF Columbia, 10 lake deIo'
s;,,oDs Acknowledgements Of deeds &c.
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lie House then adjourned,
CONGErss. on THURSDAY.


n raE SEys7E-Pe:iiions ani memorials were
presented.
Arc;oluion was adopted, that when ii. Senate
adjourn. i, atncr3 gyrf ~ u ectay.
Mr.. Jarnasin Offered resolution, ihai me re-
po-ets an! wsi'eTs d The Washington l'anes oe
~ lui.l f~o1 !, gallery.
was urged b. Mr. M'r-r'n 70 ae nnneces-
.7l; % "a n. the resolution - ne adoption 81 ne
Report Of IN: Investigating Co'".'.e@ cxc'ndec
HEN.
former charitable remarks in relation 10 Inc cdi-
tors and writes Of he Times, as they had MOI
been appreciated by them, and the false charges
had been repeated by The editors.
Mr.. Iarnigan hare Withdrew ms resolution.
Mr.. Yuee's resolution in regard 10 The expen-
sss of The Government since l1T6 was taken up
short dets.s eusar, and the resolution was
laid over. (Msssrs Exams and Benton ,houghl
il would Be an useless expenditure Of labor and
money. MIR. Yuee though! il necessary 10 aid a
retrench.rect or the admitted cz.ravagant eXpen
diurcs OF The G0veTnment)
Mr.. Allen cave notice, tina, on Monday next,
after the hour e, part iof morning business, &c
would ask The Stnale 10 g. nio Executive ses-
sion upon an important special mater, distinct
from The ordinary Executive caentar which ne
vas not al I'b,uy 70 name hg' wh:c. w'n'd r.
ori.e aciun wi'a:a lire or six DAYS. (Our cor
RESPONDENT, thirs, thai II refers 10 The new treaty
with Beleiuml
Mr.. Niles OF Connection spoke a, some length
on HE OREGON question, in favor 81 the notice, Is
eminsn,ly calculated 10 facilitate an amicab.c
and honorable adiusmr'' u thc controversy.
Afer Mr. Mes eoncatei Mr. Cha'mafs oh
,ained he or, aul lhe Sena'c went INTO Execu-
tive >ts.on.
HOUSE or REPRE- sENTATGvEs.
The River ard Harbor III as,aKen up.
The appropriation or - go tor continuing
The encouragement oi he Hudson above and below
iihany. was agreed 10; also $40 600 f,r Inc
Chic river below The ieil' At Louisville, tie Mis-
s,ssrri Missouri and Arkansas, and $4,000
Tor he Mississippi above tie mouth OF The Mis-.
souri,. The question then hsing upon he en-
srossment Of the bill. The various items were read
over senaralclv, and each one was ordered 10 a
hid reading BY a distinct vots--amons them
SIS 900 Tor 81. Louis harhor. Before they COZ
through The bill, the House Adjourned, on rra-
ton Of Nh Seabofn Jones, 10 allow the Georgia
delegation 10 alicnd The funeral OF The lille son
OF Senator Colqurt
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YEMEN DOIf-NPS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from The subscriber ahont The eighth ci
a. last month, my man HARRY, wto . about sotfy
wears II age. ,i,i sirc Tie above reward OF twenty
dollars any Who wall uppr"hcn a;d teiiyer hinl
Ia mr. ~ SrsvrH.Ye, King 4 Grcen cul.lty. II WITS
risti M'et- ia Essex roan't, ard = re,lan. ~
thar couatynov JOIN BAGLEY.
E.n. ..n--1,. .in.
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a SITUATION VTrD

a YOUNG NAN "a Wire NAM " 10 has prepared him-
~ e { pu,posry Ell Teacher, ANA having had ssve-
raj years experience IN teaching, wishes situation a.
teacher for The ensuing yeaF Tie viii give Instruction
in all the branches al English Education, Mithema-
ties aud HE Laria and Gees Languages frst,moni-
ais of scholarship and character viii be gwen iiom hc
most unfoubIri sources.
Addtsss-9. b. e., Physc Springs, Buckingham CO.
Y, Dec. l6-cwii
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Feb lo-cw2,n WM. P. UNDERWOOD. G. Z.
~ CHaNCERY-Vik. :-Noihush.danj Coun'
~ CrnrI OH CnhflnrY. l,aG

~ CHaNCERY-viko :-Nn'ihumht'lan Coun-
L Is Court, OH Feofnnry, l,iG
,,anG,dgr Cox, guardian 10 Lucy ii: ana faot.!u'
r. ~ Leland, ,oihPH'a"'.
against . 49,,
pier r. COX AMI Ann HA,ia hi4 WIFI. who "ei hnn
N,,ta Gland End M II ard Peter Z OK
ana Ann ua-ii us vac, add Lucy K. and Fahrcus
Is. VI Leland, ne' ei'od''s,
TINS day came The complainant ~ his folin>e an6
!, mn IN III satisfaction Of r Court IN me De.
,.ndan,s Peer r COX and Ann NafIa his wife and
children are nat inb1h;ants Of trs Cnm;nnnwefth on
The motion OF TIE complainant hy iis counsel II Il or
d.,sd thar the SAID d-tedans appear here on the Sc
cond Monday IN iisy neu, and answer The complain
o,. bill ami that copy OF this nrtrr he forthwith in
sert.h in lie kieamond Enquirer to mont his success
avsy aud also Tos,cd Of The from, door Of the Court
House Of his carn'y A Copy. Tes'.,
r., s,-rwom. ~ r. cRAI.I.E, e. G.
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rlnr.-On Thursday night atoui II ociocS'
:. i.e brol;, oni On The premises OF fope'' -
Galiaher, E,q., on Governor street, des'f'y ahs
me kitchen and an adjoining building ~ I'e.
men arrived in time - prtvea; he dts'rneton y
the main building Ii is not known how me nfc
originated
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To Cg,vgiitE Nr.ssLtY A.B EruE>i1 Nr.NtLLr
f1EA1lE .E%-ia-r q i!er ia -ai.ii ttteih -
NJ p1s tlu.s .. Ec.htn Hc.wIsit and otisrs an tie
2,h LAY of iyril next. TIE roufs ~ . "'tioch
l. VI, an,i ; n'ceck. + ~, ~ tba Tavern NoI-c II
sarah g. Pearson ~ Prince Edward Court Huuse. L. b
real ~ & i:lrcr II, .u upw depending IN he Circuit
Sups nor nr; OF Law apd Chahce'y for the comfy OF
Prince E.waId In which an plaintiff. and you arr DE-
s.ndauis ROBERT IS. COLE
Feb .7-cw5w
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ROBERT 3 FILLS. Administrator Of
JAMES II. ELLIS, deceased
EIIlsyiIIe, FebTtiafy IS.
pOsFpOSFAlENT

la consequence e the Eclrnency OF the weather or
the dav appointed fof The sale o The above land, IN,
sale has Seen postponed uE:il WEDNESDAY, The hrs
IA Of ap.,. next when viii certainty take Pare
the piem,irs. March l1-cwts
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To Mr,sas CGAwroRp W. H,LLAs EDw'o \. Mrrhs:
r5,AKE Notice. that shall, on The IN day ct @Prb
pcxr, at the Clerks Once 81 The County Cont OF
Fuvanna proceed take the d-p0slilun' al Abraham
Shepherd, Ir, AID olh-rS, In be read 80 evidence IN
su; In Chanc-ry. depending III tic Circuit Superior
Cont OF Law uud Iha.,cry TOR The said county 81
ruyarna wherein am plaintiff, ana GU aud others
are d,irndiu-. fcrs, &c,
March iU-"t.ihtI.i! ARCi!D BRYCE.
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rrnaIr cp,,r,-.,,-

TIVE School at my house, In tie couEtvofc,
under the direction Of Miss Sarah il ~ 'ace-.
row IN operation, and will ccntinae una, ~, ''''
eis: neat with the exception Of one week ., =, Il
Hiss u. was taught al Mrs WIiaid,~ nitl,,r;
Ne" York, and teaches all the variou. ~. q
Enc'ish, French, Latin, and Music or ths ee"ehe'
Guitar. 'o iiaao I.
Miss Hubbard taught for me the past yea,
success, having given grea; satisfaction In ",n Mg
r"nage-and produces the satisfa,to,v ,as= ,,
OF her qualifications for all that she prole
She has been engaged for the last four y,,,. 60 d
can, therefore say, she is experienced IT,
We can accommodate five or six mfre vo,,r
than wc now have with Board n, The foll,x -, ~
ho1rd. and Tuition for Al Tie English brancb' ''H'
per month";
FreEc!I Or Latin, per month.
month, ~
ANY person wishing Information On thfs s,,;..
=" doubt be- furnished by enquirng of The -,
Preachers 81 The No hodis f Church, - ~,
Il large portion OF hrH personally OF ~ eh.,nrr,, ,
can say 10 The public, that our SITUATION E,r ~,
not 10 be surpa- scd by any place Ia tbs sat-
evidence ~ tire fact the pas, year Is npi i,y.,, 4
whites IN family, aud no: one day from Sohp.l =,
BY teacher or pupil.
Letters, addressed 10 the subscriber d;rre,rI, =
ceSier Court house, post paid, viii be attended -
tuay. JAMES Biye,,.,.
Dec. 2j-cif
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IN the niird S'atcs Corr. To- the Eas's;n r>,ric Of
Virginia. Mrrch u ls;G:
In he matter IL Bankruptcy of Thomas Huilrr, 81
the count, of King William, il inr E,sefn Virginia
District.
The .at Thomas Batter. ;.ha has been drcretd =
rani,upt hy Iis court. having lied peiiinr paving
for h,- d..h,r.r. cri.rcd nat ro,Icr IN" cui he
published in paper printed ~ III I'll. al Rich
mond seventy day NJ least before HE Jjih cay 0i May
next when hrasing will be- had on III. said petition, al
III. United ;'aies Court Roo!n in the Ciiv of Rich
uonL. ifd all creditors hn have proved Their debts
and tr persons interest, may arprar ~ the sa'i
time ard place, AMI show eins- Il any they h,r" why
The PRAYER Of the sad p,nucner shond not he .taGed
A Copy iesic, T. MAYO tletk.
M,r,l i--rpluW
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Music, 'acIaaing the use Of The Instrument. =,
inCnfh ~ AZ

~. CHaAt Ekl-V.nG!N,A Al Ru'es hid r. +.
Cie,K'' once II The Circuit Supero. Coat Il {.
and Chaacery inf King william Comfy, attn.
House. on Monday. the % day Of Fehsulry. Isit.
Ann King and others, Plalrtr.
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MAJOR WALTER GWYNN.

Some days since, this gentleman was elected
President Of the James River and Kanawha In
provemen, We regret to learn that he will &C.
cspt that Office, as this iowa will be deprived OF
a highly respected and energetic citizen, VINO
carries win him as much cfihe quo en,mo Is
any gentleman we know. de has secured the
resPec, ana esteem Of all parties here and we
have no doubt will prove valuable and efficient
officer, in The new sphere TO which he is transfer
red. Portsmouth, Ne.c Era.
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TnE CHALLENGE AccsprEn.-.Tarks'n, the
"Amesican Deer" has, in The Savannah RePno-
iican, accepted The pgoposalo .! Mr. Loved ana 'ae
gentlemen d Ii. Charleston Jockey Cab 70 iun
elere0 niles in one hcnf; Mir L 10 s!aae c:''Vo 70
Jackson's siGO, AMI The race 10 come oil on '!'e
Oselhorpe Course, Savannah on INC 2'ii' q
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DAVID ;. Terrell and o,he.s, distributes = =.
Shelton deeraie!, DrielG NJ,
% tie motion of the plaatiis. Is Ccua>e l,.,,
granted ;hem 10 amend their h.ii, nd msk, ~ Il.
IN pace IL he defendant Elizabeth VA n. w.o
dread, and A. 10 whom this cause nuw nblir ans ~.
tGrrrupoL filed an amended h.ii makine tie mn f
d-Iibtiee> IL line sad E!izsbe h nst on. ce,.s.,:
ptics defendants IN thif SUIT, ami irleBd l- ll
+; T.. Watson, Shelinn a,sUn, ard C .aftr -
moi having entered tneii appearance gv.H sccu
lrcufG4tg H. ss act II Assembly AID The
Cont. md II appearing ~ the SATISFACTION ~ the =
Ii.t ll:rl not inhabitants ~ this outnnuv :.
= oft- ID, tai tii;, do Hppotr trrc on tie f,> q
o: tgri 'nrri NEXT, ana answrf The piiinllii'> r.
aad aErf dsd hills: ard That c py al rhis Ords'
'onhn ~ Unsettled - some u"wsga or pIbii>hrd N &
CIV o. Richmond io.twp month smcrrs, itei, aHG
ed Al iEe loaf door uf The '"ut house Of this cours
A Copy-Teste,
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IN Gu iNiERY-V "a, Rules holden.
Gers Clliee OF the Ciicug s'uprrcf Cout a n.
and Chancesy for the couuty Of AccumacS, IN ,q,-
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Tue uig W iShibhs AE'b.
TaMtlaS Cnsts, a creditor of Tally ~. !.
ceased. who sucs a vel FIR herself - All II. ~.
u;sali-ied creditors Of ln'ly u. NI>r dr,....
who wIl. come ~ and contribute 10 IN. COS, n,
suit, EAIHla..
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=
ION I. 3.hnn ana Mary ms wife, pefrLtsr
The defendants above named. no, having 49,.
their appearance and given srcurity accof1ia.
Acto Assembly ana The Rules If ihIs Count. aud .
rearing b. satisfactory evidence thai they A.. rot +
biiants oi This Commonwealth, IL Is otceled. -.
said defendants do appear here on the first DAY q
next tenn, and answ-rthe ed hiil cf ~" M
and that copy OF This order be forthwith inst 4
some newspaper published in tile City Of Rithmort
continued for two months succrssvely. ana ar,
copy posted at the front door of the Couit i.oq. Ii
county. Copy. Teste.
Feb l--cwofn J. POLLARD n :
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"The Deb, of Texas was great bugbrar ,c

"The Debt OF Texas was great husbear 10
the Wings when the question of annexation was
agitated. The following is an extract from the
late President Jones' vaediclory address:
"The expense. .. the government, since Ihere
been In Office have been paid in an undepre-
cia,ed eurrenoy-a very considerable Amount
of debt incurred BY previous administrations,
has been paid OF, and surplus of available
means sufficient 10 defrsy he expenses OF The
government, economically administered, fer tie
ne1t two years at least, is lch at he disposition
ofthe Stale; and venture The belief that, wilb-
out resoI.:o taxation, the public domain, ii pro-
perly husbanded and disposed Of, will raise a
fund sufficient to liquidaie the e2:;,e national
deb, upon equitable principles. beside providing
for the future suppor, Of the Stats government,
a system OF common schools and Other institu-
lions for the intellectual, moral and religious I'm
provsnens q the rising generation"
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Ma-~ry shelton. Thomas SHELTON. David n fte..
E,iIabet. ;rrs dth, who was l.; gtlr;h SU,.o.. I.
celia u. Turner, WAC va. Cecsna q Srtl o,. s.
sues Hy hei next friend and tushani, Gtur.c NJ,
ner, and The sad Grnrg. ". Turner, Gititu'r.,,
seph Shrinr, deceased, raiuf Il.
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lc ,,,,', q. rlnnnr. Adnlnl.tn,o, Of rnn, .

LOUIS e. II. Finnoy. 3dnIhI@IT TOT 0I Tn'II Y :.
detcastd. Margaret DoI-las Petii We
VASE, Iul'y Il. Wise, John II. W'sr, Co fru L
James ". WISE, Peyton Wise, FanKun VI. Il
Irar,iug,on Ml>e tt.1..
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HUI Ot IAEt Nr1SL.N = 7 ' ~
The Committee OF the Whole reported in faror
OF discharging The Committee CT tie WHO'S from
The bill regulating the mileage Of Esembes.
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Feb, l7-cwam j. o POLLARD, D. !
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- rBAA, LEY -yisoi~i. I'm Coochl.uf q 5.
: ,nt

J. J. NTI.WURIH, peruty h,
Feb. i7-rw2m III X JoYSEs ; I
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-28

Dow JR., discourses like book "with a
red kircr," upon the folly of the world
Hear him: qaA. sg, ae4
"Wo strip Pleasure to the skin--take her
cloak, frock, bonnet, bustle and all--rob her
ofevery charm-and then say there is no
such thing as pleasure in the world! We ex-
tinguish the torch that Hope holds in her
hand, and follow ligh!ning-bugs into mud
puddle! BY superlativc folly, you frighten
Happiness from your fresides, and then say
that she has cleft your bed and board without
cause and provocaiion." Thus man makes
hills to tire himself with in climbing-produ-
ces darkness to grumble about--creates
corns to swear ats--and puts difficulties in
his path in order that he may struggle with
them! Well, my friends, ifyou can't move
without first setting fire to your shirts, all l
have to say is, blaze away-any thing TO give
you a start"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-28
WHOLE NO. a74.

j
The DEADLY Foe OF THE SNAKE,--At-
tack and defence call forth perhaps some Of
the most beautiful combinations of effect
and passion which can be conceived, as for
instance in the secretary bird and the snake.
In an instant the former circumvents its in.
tended prey; its escape is hopeless; it in
stinctly feels itself in the presence Of its
deadly enemy, and for The preservation of
life prepares itself for the fearful encounter.
Halt erect with cleaning eye, and its body
colled or Strengthened to meet the exigency
of the moment, it faces its ever active foe;
it wriihes and sweeps the ground with the
convulsive movements of its tail, and like
the skiful fencer, acts on the defensive till
the opening for the fatal lunge presents
itself; but the wary bird allows no such ad-
vantage, for dropping its wing, sheld-like,
before il, t,itrepels every attack by prostrating
the serpent by the powerful action of its pin
ion, and, leaping behind it secures the victo-
ry and the prey bya well-directed blow on
the skull. This is a beautiful picture; tho
issue of life lin the struggle, ofwhich nature
is the prompter, and in which the energies
and passion of both creatures are worked up
to their highest pitch. Dreaded by every
other living creature, the snake here en-
counters its mortal enemy, ordained BY the
hand ofProvidence to keep its race within
due limits--E. P. 7Hompson's note Book of
a Naturalist.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-28

MEXICAN DIGNITY.-A letter in the Bul-
letin, detailing the movements Of the army
of occupation, relates the following incident
of Gen. WORTH
On the evening of the 2sth, the gallant
Worth planted the stars and stripes On the
left bank ofthe Rio Grande, in front of Mata-
moras, from which it has not been removed.
Gen. Taylor sent Worth to communicate
with Mejia, who refused TO receive the sec
ond, Gen. Vega, to receive the communica-
ton from Gen. Worth~ Its substance was,
that the U. S. troops had advanced without
hostile intentions to take possession of the
left bank of the Rio ,Grande. Worth was
offended at Mejia's discourtesy, and declin-
ed giving the letter, but stated the contents.
Gen. Vega opened a voluminous argument
against the right Of Gen. Taylor, to which
Worth replied that he came 10 state facts,
not arguments. Gen. Vega said the flag Of
the United States, now flying in his sight,
was offensive 10 the Mexican pride. Worth
answered, that that was matter of taste,
and as it was likely to wave there, he would
soon become familiar with it. "How long
will it remain?" said Vega. "Its tenure is
eternity, sir" answered Worth p.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-05-28
AiNOBLE EPITApH.

The following epiiaph, found upon can
non in the Island Of Jamaica, near the spol
where the remains Of Bradshaw, the chief o.
the regicide judges was inferred, and pub
lished in newspaper in this country in
l776, is the noblest production of its kind
ever met with. a3s,a s3 .,...as
STRANGER!
Ere thou pass contemplate this cannon:
Nor regardless be told,
That near lis base lie deposited the dust Of
80 John Bradshaw, - s.
Who, nobly superior 10 all selfish regards,
despising alike the pageantry ofcourtly splen-
dor, the blast Of calumny, and the terrors
of vengeance, presided in the illuslrious
band of heroes and patriots who
fairly and openly adjudged m asi
f CHARLES STUART,
Tyraht Of England,
To a public and exemplary death;
Thereby presenting to the amazed world,
And transmitting down, through applaudng
ages, the most glorious example
Of mistaken virtue, love. Of freedom, and
Impartial justice,
Ever exhibited on the blood stained theatre
of human action i a'.t.t
O! READER,
Pass not on till thou hast blessed his memo
ry; and never, never forget,
That rebellion to tyrants is obedience to
God.
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OF modern civilization, the natural fruits
are, contempt for others rights, fraud, op-
preston, and gambling spirit in trade, reck-
less adventure, and commercial convulsions,
all tending to impvverish the laborer, and 10
render every condition insecure. Relief is
TO come, and can only come from the now
application of Christian principles, of univer-
sal justice, and universal love, to social in
stitutions, to commerce, to business, 10 ac.
tive life.-Dr. Claiming.
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INATTENT1oN--When young man be-
comes inattentive to his masters business,
he is half ruined. He is then Indifferent
whether he sell or not, and cares not if the
goods are put at less than cost. His mind is
somewhere else, and every day he continues
with his master il is a loss to the concern.--
When person has arrived TO this point he
iB on the sure road to run.--Porh Tribune.
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After an interesting debate, in which
Messrs. Hunter. Payne Baily, McClernand
and Mcdowell took part, on the Sth, the bill
to retrocede the county of Alexandra, in
the District of Columbia, TO the State Of
Virginia, passed the House, by vote of o5
to 66. gsif
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The New York Chamber of Commerce,
'Jully concurs in the principle that il is ncith-
er desirable nor erpedient that any portion Of
the public money should be used In loans to
any branch of commerce or trade" This is
taking ground against both the national bank
and the pet bank system, discounting for
their advantage and extending the. fictitious
circulation of their paper upon the funds OF
the government. This is something. We
are happy to see the Chamber of Commerce
Of New York take such bold and correcl
ground Washington Union.
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REAL AND FLASH NAMES OF TIE U.
STATEs.-The flash name of Massachusetts
is Bay State; of Rhode Island, Plantation
State; Vermont, Banner or Green Mountain
Boys; New Hampshire, Granitej Connecti-
cut, Freestone; Maine, Timber; N. York,
Empire; Pennsylvania, Keystone; N. Jersey,
Jersey Blues; Deleware, little Delaware
Maryland, Monumental; Virginia, Old Do
mnion; North Carolina. Rip Van Winkle;
South Carolina, Palmetto; Georgia, Pine;
Ohio, Buckeye: Kentucky, Corn Crackers;
Alabama, Cotton; Tennessee, Lions Den;
Missouri, Pukes; Illinois,. Suckers; Indiana,
Hoosier; Michigan, Wolverines, Arkansas,
Tooth Pickers; Louisiana, Creoles; Missis-
sippi, Border Beagles; Florida, Everglades;
Texas, Lone Star. rssu aa.