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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

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Csse. Memphis, Ten. We have been Ioog
aud in,massiy acqoainssd with one OF the
nf". snd can safely say 10 our ffieads. Who
sish a. psrehase groceries sia Memphis,
ihal they coalE not spenj their mooey win
= cjeversr or more hsoosabIe geniIemsn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

Attend leages tbis place q Tuess
day moraing next. for c'ssinuasi, ADD
has kindly conserved lnspurci,asa.sype Tor
EMS. il we will furnish him with the neces-
say fusds. zt1e thinks that by sending
half the amount we wish to Iav out Tor
type, that he can so arrange itas to ge: SIX
months time on the balance. We do moi
wish to be Understood as dunning cur pat
rons. but thcse that know themselves in.
det,ed 10 Us. and have The funds on hand
could render nm assential service. by cal
ling TO see us bcinrc Tuesday morning.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21
HOLLY sPRINGS GAZEfrE
HOLLY sPRINas.. FEBaUAaY 81, 1876


WHo'lE DID srf-We hotice shat Mr.
OSulIiSan. oft.,e New York News. Ia.
been presented by his friends with an en-
tire new set Of type for his ps5ef.. W,sh
we had such friendsI TErou.h adver .itv
and prosperity. in sts1e and ia supsbioe.
The Gazette has faithfully. il no, ably. .bau,ed
Tor The RIo.iou- principles Of ss,e Wing par
ty..nd has struggled. with all the energy
that we possessed. to advance the morals
OF this community. AMI TO Danish from a
mong Us every vice; and yet we have not
been sb'e to collect enough from our dues,
10 say nothing cfa present. 10 enable u. 10
clnthe our paper in "a new dress The Ga.
ze,le's old clothes are entirely tno rusty 10
be seen IN public "Ver5um sat saoieafi u
OUR LEaI'LaTuRE - living 10 The des
pcrate staioofihe roads between this place
und Jackson. the letter Of our able ard tai
entei correspondent. "LowNDxs," has no.
been received this week Our dates from
Jackson. are to the 9th inst. There are
several important bills under discussion
but no fina. action had on any. We fear.
from the difficulty which seems In prevail.
In regard to the districiing OF the State, ,ha,
no bill can be inlr oduced that will be suffi-
GENTLY acceptable TO aanajori- af the Iocos
10 receive their sanction.y There are some
thirty or forty members. now in the Lsgis
iaturc. tha; wish To represent ihoir cons il.
uenis in the Congress Of The U.pited States.
and. as natural Consequence. are using
their utmost energies to have the district
arranged for their e.7eciaI bene fit.
Mr. Carson. of Bolivar, has introduced
bill In provide for the construction of
leyee on the Mississippi River. As far as
we have investigated the subject. we are of
the opinion that The State should spprepri.
ate the proceeds Of a portion os The SOC, coo
acres Of land to the buildi e of .ubs,at,.
vial and permanent Ievee ont banks Of
shs Mississippi. We have NOT given. Mr..
Carson's bi | the attention we will do when
more at leisure. bui. from cursory view of
h.aIe well pleased with is general provis-
IONS We hope that no action of our Leg.
islature. willdivert this 500 900 acres, the
gin ofthe General Govcrnmen,, from the
purposes for which il was donated 10 the
siate-ln'srnaI improvement.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

Our brother ofthes Hurry ofAe West.
had his torn knocked into pi a week or
swo sihce. over which he makes dreadful I
lamentation. Zounds. man, we had our
Whole form knocked into a perfect cooked
nat few weeks before Chris mas. And
managed 10 have ss much or more readie 2
matter in the paper. the week Of The catas-
irotsbe. than we have had since.
You have never iafsrmed ~ whether
rh"t fast bundle of paper ever reached you
We feel some soiici;uie about the matter.
rs there must have been Some gfoss neglec,
between the Two points. which W. should
be pleassdto to ferfetous.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

OREGON NoT.cE GIsEN-On the 9 h
INST the House OF Representatives Of the
Unitei States. passed the following reso!u
iiors. By vote of l53 to. 54:
Rvsoioed. That The President Of The II.
nHed States Cause nnlice To be given 10 the.
Governmert Of Great Britain, that the CON
vention between The Untrd Su.tes uf Amer
ich and Great 3 ain in relation TO the
Territory OK the Northwest Coast. west 81
the Stony o. Rocky Mountains, nf the 9th
oil August. ~. signed at London, shall
ba ann,,I.td and abroga,ed twelve months
after giving said notice
ResolCsd. That the notice herein con.
tained. is mol intended % Interfere with tn.
righi and discretion nf the proper authori
'iss Of 'he two contracting parties to rene "
or pursue negotiations for an a,nicat,le set.
tIemen' Of The controversy respecting In.
Oregon territory.
We sincerely hope that iha&action or
the part Of The Hs.Spurs Of the House, a1l.
not involve Us in war, with G,cat Bsi
asn- We must candid y say. tha, The indi
cations fron the late correspondence be-
tween our Secretary af State and the Bri,.
Ash Minister. are rasher unfavorable % the
amicablerntiussment OF this vrxesj a.. stjon
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

"a FIVE PKESEN C.-Had our friends
Witnessed The 10 sing Of our Old bsaver and oar
hurra's on yesterday, they would have conciu-
ded that we. were cracked, and the fact IS, We
were sorter zy, from an nnnsual Overflow oi
spirits, al the noble present oI Pound Cakes,-5
IN number. one of which would have been an
ornament at the wedding supper Of any Prince
or Posentate Of ope-which had Just been
presented usby J. s. Wigs. oar neielbor over
the way. Wigs is becoming famed thrensh-
out the length and breadth Of This land, as the
very best Pound Cake and Candy maker this
side of Philadelphia and We are surprised that
al. w.o marty within 50 miles OF this place ,ton'l
get him ~ furnish their wedding snppers, as
he can furnish every essential, from he fine or
na me nted py ramd cake. to the smalIAow ball,
cheaper than they can be furnished al home
His candv. also is equal 10 the best made, which
he sells, wholesale retail. al prices unprece-
low. Grocers and others World do well
tQ make their pp rcitases ofhfE. -sw -
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

Ia reply tothe Guard Jackson corres
poncenl '.ffinsis.- we can say than our cos-
respondent "Lowndes." is worthy, homo
,able. high minded gentleman, vho would
ese his right ha nd sooner than knowingly
utter or re.petrase fslsehood: and for
'iier that he is good and true whie. who
would be the last man in Mississippi, tina
would attempt % "mast" himself in the
thread bare principles Of Iocofociscy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

MoRE DEsTRUcTlos LIFe We see
from the Eagle Of the 18th inst. that the
-tesmboa' Congress was run into BY The
!Snladin. i2 miles below Princeton and
~unk immediatety. drowning Is or 20 per-
sons.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

81 - - ~
Th3eierfoes eeaine q - ~ vvash1ousen -
societ5 6tshe Ertsbsseriao ChsreA - 3 6une.r
iass, ,was anslker brjllizss es{ence trs Is i1xsp
born principsesarrs suifne tAsaes roots asep,s
and wider N our eo1msnity. Mzy Cd eeans
that the scion Of TempeEance 49, has slseady
sprung uP smepg ~ mar becoale ! eseat tseess
ksse wide-sPreadfng houxhs ney deter
many family from The heating slofuss of sdssr-
sly. and the keea blasts OF poverty and by ~
,wholeseue and iife-givias fruits, may 1naay !
widow and orphan be saved from fseasne eeos
The cold charity Of the world This caase "
one that should enlist the sympathy -asd co-ope-
ration OF every philahihr ,pisl. aud of aifwho
feel an ipserest IN the laPpiness or our race
rhe desoia ing tide thai is now o,erspfesd ng
The land. barring with il poverty and wreiched-
ness i>enough to rouse to action The most stupid
mortal on earth
The meeting alluded ia was addressed by
Messrs p. w. Lucas, j. Meselsy, r. j. Word.
ancsJ w. C. Watson, in able and stirring sper-
ches, which were mol iihout effect with the
neaiers; IN testimony Of which, we cal, state that
some Is or 20 persons Immediately ssgaed the
pledge.
Ii We will only struggle on, with Undergoing
energy, we shall yer zee the triumph Of our prin-
cipIes, and The downfall Of he namerops little
doggerie with which the oouniry is now Hood
ed. Let US be faithful TO our duty, and we shall
ultimately reapa rich harvest from our laSo's-
Our Society is under many Obligations TO its
president, for the zeal aud activity when ne DIS
play, in the premises We trust fhat many
NAV ssrise up and call him blessed, on account
Of his noble exerlions in this cause glorious
reward awaits him.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

A iftle DISPUTE has been going on for
some time between the Pontoloc Tribunr
and The Aberdeen Advertiser in relation
% theFemoval fine Federal Court from
The former 10 the istter place. The Aber-
sdeen paper seems 70 think shatihe Ia wyers
OF Il lily Springs and other places west.
would not otjses 70 shechange; but we do
assure him HAT he has reckoned without
his hos,. . We have seen petition. nau,s5
IousIy signed. and 80 believe ~ evexy
bvyer IN this place. praying Congress 3
Ietths Court continue u -Ponsosoc- II J.
p isbabls thai NO viii publish shs rnpmolial |
&C Il week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-13
MRS. BURKE'S SCHOOL.

'INhiS Institution will he rc-opened on Monday,
teFt 90 10 tho rsecpt Of BoARDsRs and DAY PUPILS
'ns h'e 'hs has hh-no occupied when assisted
ana ability she carry
Other female .ehoo- Of This city.
1T hr. Mhh,id vii civ. I.,-on. I'm IN. uot.,. \
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

az We learn through an Extra from tho N. York Her.
aid. that the British Ship CKoswrLt. from Quebec Tor III
verpooI wrecked the 2lh September in latitude
%6 %. Longitude - a. The Ship Ro.eius from Liver
pool New York. fell In with her thu, day aud took o
her crew, amounting. with passengers ~ PERSONS The
conduct Of Capt Edridss o tho Rosciu is spoken Of in
handsome terms.
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NlNDlGO. \ few ccroons Indigo, Of h. st quail.
- ~. for sale by WILLIAMS n IAXALI.
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Oct. ID, IsIG.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers would beg leave 10 inform
u her ffispdf. eustoner. tho rss. in go, a., a.,
have ww - Ted their FAii. srOCK % PAPER HASgTsgs
sut Bpkbkk- eoupffifs sy. ths, t,vs -,
trousht out wheh hey vB aeeonastins tenn, a.. al
M Bos' tufabs Nai woknanhls aa,ns-f ssh-, n - !,
c0gnuy
M Goods &C. ~ - w
UrBoIsrRIss Of svsry d..nstop st,s..i a, a. ,.,,
y = s's''sf'
Gsstefai fot pss hvouss an ss-,s,.,. ~ a.,
e"'s' 'a"siietoa WI b EivsR tos fstars psassass
DOoCeTr ANDKasON
No o. co. sfsof -
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EXCHANGE HOTEL. OcL b..

J A Hatcher, Mr.. Yancoy, Lynchburg; w BRYAN,
Rockbrdge; g. show, Augussi T Savage, Charleston:
Jacob Ainc, City Point; " Sanford, Connecticu n
London, Norfolk; Henry Mcneil, Greensboro. Gel A
Mclean. Miss Dawson Wilmington, ". G.; VIM Nor
re, Hanover; y y Levy. Phil; q Wise. Warm 5pr nRs
John VI smith, Baltimore; G. II Myef. Staunop; Al
fred Bryant, WILMINGTON, ". G., Henry Gardner sni lady
Boston, q Davis, Adam, Petersburg; w Mouis, On
Morris, Hanover.
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rhoniu> a Charles EiIis,

wv ~ STORE, and are now receiving by
bafqie 20 rnI and ship IaSsa~ay from IIvrrseoI .ri
o. Various arrivals iom III Moth Larr. and e,s
te S'eh 81 tany and staple Gufs the P,J ,a. an
~aeh hey iaVe he atetton Of Merchants These ,d, nav.
ben tuFeha-d nj great reduction from former Dr., . and -
D. ous red mall advance. a. -
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FALL SUPPLY!
STONE HENCE COAL
NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSION
BUSIN ESS

'kNHE undersigned has commenced the Grocc.
and Commission business store formerly oeeuti
BY wilson Williams. Of MAN tSh ,t rts where he
may ~ al imts b. found ready supply customer m
and eoun ~ with the bcs auecs family and pantstis, M
that "a affords
lie Wl tevots special tie a's Of Ell e trv Pc,
duee entrusted q h.s usual tate 81 comusop
HIS if 3D. art the public gcnely, requested ~ vor him
" " can PATRICK ". BtTLEg.
Ri-h..osi sept 10. 1876. s,vt,
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{ fouuIssIoN BUSINESS.-Tbe unds rped continue,
- TIE business heretofore conducted by Mnge
own account aud under the
patronage Of his friends planting in
and the Northeast portion OF Mississippi assuring them OF strict
attention L.n.nt OF ten year.
enee IN -rllng the saple OF staple.
Refers to Gen Jno a. Cooke E1in1nd Rudn Mn Carter John
Tbos Smith, Edmund Christian, John Maban Dr. John inse
aud d. q. Randolph, yng,ais.
Ap 2i-Yaw6m COLLIER ". MINGE Mill. sl.LS-a
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city Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL. Oct -

COLUMBIAN HOTEIl, OCT II.
Geo VI Cham, New York; VIM II Chambers, Buck
inRham. 4 Letter Amola; w Augustas Mur Bounyillc,
Mo; Try, Bath; VIM. BngIoy, Chesterfield; WIN.
Clarke, Orange; VI Goodwin Gentry Port Walihal. w
Whitfield e.; MsI. TtivIian. Goochnnd; A koscy,
". Bedford; Hodges, Halifax; ID. VI Faunioroy;
King Willsm;R Greasy n @ u Grahan, Grccnvilo.
lIogshcad, Parnussus Va; tIogshssd Middlcbrook
Va; & liackcct Csrolinsi Young Chesterfield; n
Saunders. John Won, Pos hstan;J n Martin IyncburP;
Dane Pokina, Vai w ~ Mo-by, LJnehburg, Col Gu,f-
Isut, Pensans, Gooohland; J N scott Arnel,a; n r
Miller, GOodos Bhige3P Htskins, Powhatant Capt 4;
II Flanders Relying; J Wood, King e. Duoop
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
NO g. SOIJTH FOIIRTEENTn crpp1r

STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let an say what they can
ForselinI Pr-es, STpArToz's
Dawn Nos. Of Monongala No 4I-Oct 9Th:
~ 81 CT 30 81 ~ 60 10 SIS L.
Ticket Nos l6 GO 10 A capital sold and paid by
Dawn Nos. Of Alexandra. No Y-oei Ioth.
II % l6 SIS - IS 2s 30 4 Al 81 4s IL
Ticket Nos % IS 49, pr1e Of $500 sold and pldby
Drawn No. s0seI Era s7-oet io,h
81 l2 90 IS 81 Al 81 ~ 81 81 81 So IL
sTRATToN
Drawn Not. ofLeesburg No. 4s-oct 18Th:
IS S. 3O % IS 81 - 6l sc IL So l6
S25OOO 6UOO.
TnesdAy-N Jersey, No. 81. Capital. $4,000 Ooo 1000
asos 1874 20 of 1000 &c 20 NOs u Drawn Tickets
$50; las.
$4,000, 10000
wsdnesisy-Aerandria No ~. Capitals $4,000 OOO SoOe
Iass 10 Of 1000 &c re Nos IL drawn Tickets S.
5grand capitals OF $4,000 each.
rhursiAy-N Jersey Na So Capitals $4,000, sSsI
OF 500 Ee rs Nos ~ drawn Tickets 80; halves qrs =
$4,000. 1000.
Fnday.sononga's No ts-Captais $4,000. 1000, oIO Ie
% N0s u drawn IeAsts !; halves soc; quarters Csc
$4,000 1000.
ssnd,ysu'.sI, EItra Capitals 5000 1000 go .e-
Is Noe IL drawn Tickets u: halves Soc; qr-.
S5O,000l 10000 of 100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gas. II, 1890 be dawn on
10 NO. LoITERy-I4 DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRAND CAPITALS.
! Prze OF ESQ 200 Prrze4 Of sl5OO
10000 2.33s
$4,000 90 1000
100 20 1000
5000 berJ-s 5000, 500, 500 &c &C
Tickets us; halves so; quaueIs 375.
CeriiheAtes OF packages OF &c whole uesets, sIGO
DO do 20 halves,
DO do. 90 quarters, 30
DO do 20 eishths.
BuyeTs referred which are r.xusr-d
al the once, proof Of what has
drawing continues 10 increase The number sod
Oder, for Pae sase, or The above
Schemes and ali Lotteries, will be pronpty
drawing when requested.
Please IddreAs sEdsII 10 a.. sTRATTON
Vi.
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THE FINE Arts.

~ announcing the intention or insiIuciiby
no5ns Lad c, n the Fine Arts FANCY PoRrR arr a,a
LNNncMh P'h'ns. j. wtrsi ~f rep.en,1, eta.ivs thai
ms ooee 70 mpA't 10 hs posi. refined k-v~,cse Of
s,.nsn o. Ins N's which eonsifus q USEFUL ORNA
sI'n. ueh on The s,esu of this Lesss hx-ses do
sp"a he enc uraEsment
N.a "Cs Nh' "sJ ""ht avad fST eaaxhsu
Us ~, 'it'dta esh at n. Btokso. Of W.
be obia ned - -
J. WARE, VII .rnpJ oh.srs 10 has BEEN pusl Of
+s--'s. ''as' a"o Soht o. fhiadeifhs. Io-lm
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FALL STOCE-Isi6.

FAIL STUtE-Ie18.
icing in receipt Of my Fall supply of LEA
- Their, suitable for the selected in en in Tie
northern marie = invite IN wan Of s,u,
thing extra IN the Of kne CAIkius 10 cali m
ne ~ a. has h'ea acknowledges by abst ugr an
THIS cry - be IN: bet French sIn Ar NJ
recent oTtatoa from e.iebated apuf ure, N p,
r watch including irEr A-aea az aud ~
pub " ~
H. An 'f dress and doube sori Water Proof
h",' '.d S"s Ho~ znd always "n hrn'a.o Rays shoca
81 which viii be OE can Lr ru c IN ~. CT Of he
ssm. quaiEv. DAVtp WASH
-s--aNNw No. I.
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I'D ROOMS FOR RENT.-w. L,,s for
- ren over Auction Iioa.e come, Of y,,a,. .o ~,
''h sf--t~ tour 30 ONE. o, ss, a
DC 81, N BE- &. q HILL
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PREcEpENCE.-A KENTUCKIAN CLAIMING
PRECEDENCE or a COUNT.

We were Yesterday shown letter from young gentle
uan-a native vi kentucky, wRp !. np~ IN Rome-lhe
Eternal CrN--ip E,s lneuCs IN Ins Stsie tie gives
graphc description Of his journey tom PsrIs inther,
and rCcltcs amusing ircdent Of travel, ~aiCn
l. worm ranscra.ag tie IN the boat
tie travelled o. tae Rnone, from Lyons 90 Az snon he
~ds hIi fem With cold, and nearly hole ed
hunger lie t'ed br be toe cook, and eutcaty with
the capaJn-5ut AtIiber avaIed Ann obtaining CIuner
Alter pacing the deck Tor ume mentally ealing
thcmls On Inc heads E.eurnnen general, sud
sur, Uos captain particular. whose pls'eng-r ne was
he down cabin, .Ae purp,ro Vi getting
sesar and puing ~ INSTEAD oi blowing up the captain
There, his Asloni.hmen and without exciting NJ
envy. he found a taow faced Russian Count oho
discussing very fine dinner, the nb.Squ captain
standing behind ms cher, apparently hOnJrsd with being
permit d To a. his waiieg
81 thought" said the young kentuchiln, cas,ing a
scoG! Al the captsn, understood and c1ud speak
lIe bT0kvn i.agsi"l thought you had 10 that you
do not furnish GuG passengers w,tn GInnefr
"PardsnH', monsieur; Is be nDiOte eoery body pas
senge'. I've BE- one gan Russian Court"
land what the h--i 1t lie BE-" SaII tie h-niGckan,
who was as ardent a WssfeT. could hunt
ne be Count, I'm kentuekisr: III hAe 10 which
should 'ank higher1"
"PardoaAe, monsieur" said the csptan-"Ynu be
kent-what dat be title OF n"0euAI Alsaise,
eh1"
NO." said the kentuckiin, buliy-"thlt IL the III {
VI an American sovereign -
"Ah" said the itle French captain Struggling up MS
shoulders boVInz down MS head-"an, eXcuseZ nyn
sieur-pafdon. did not snow you he gram noble
maus hut you dinner, tout, suts;' and in due
time me dinner brought-io which, with Inc addiriun
bntle Of sparkling hUck, the young keutucsian Old
ample Justice II says he hiss Known 50 agreeable
NO. Dffra.
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ATTENTION. THE WHOLE -


Hear DR.. CLAIMING UN THE VOLUNTEER INlfOks!
Meas sens.biy she evil OF war has been very much
tlund 10y the deceptive show the Costume the sPend"f
~nich auuyed. ls horrors hdden under IT.
c,zzng dress. To the itudc the con.
ING than he conscience. IL YOUTH tie pc
nod Receives impressions Or ne VIC cannot
defect nesisrng ie Auo drum. the true music 81
ar the shrek wounded the taIat moan ut
the owing. Arms gItcrue The sunbeam Go rot remind
Of bayOneis dripping With blood.
10 Vnt ittrcs, IhuTe thing very shocking,
10 these DECORATIONS II men musI hsht, let them
wear the badges whc. become their craft IL ~ou shock
hausHan dressed scat and eraue'ie and
matching with merry mislc - the place ot punishment
The soldier has a saGdsr work ihan the hang HIS
Office despatch occasionally snge e5Imnn &c
goes slaughter 81: thousands 81 rcc iron crime
himself. Tae sword Is an ornament, aud yet
pierce heart ct fellow creature As well
the hu cher IA adr before his KNIFE, the
cuuoner h,l'er Allow war =" be necessary,
-ti = horrible necessity; wUrk To nj good nan
via sL.S,-h 81 sprL snail Il be turned INTO an occasion
U pOmy AMI aeruleutl To Gs>h oct meu's oTsihs To
Sab ITEM the heat cover ire BODY win games, L"
Ion Of the limbs. c-usn under the ho"i o the war
horse destroy husbands aud istAers, 70 IA he W.
uuws and ufpaGus. THIS may b. necessary; but
70 attire men for as work with fln'sstc tiPpnSs, 10
ID this fearful occupation with s the clrcunsiaHces
Ut gayety pomp osroaT5u It would 10 cecA
saoNs or to MAKE stage ;r dane be cath the seat.
ird. CONCEIVE that the military dress was notUpeI L.
much reproach IN former times now. IL was then
less dazzling and acted less the mag nsuon because Il
io-nie an exception the nlabts n TIE times The
dress OF Europe macy sEp, fashioned
~ much after may called tie harlequin s,,s, rdai
effected strong ,oiOgs sd strong conirass THIS
longs rude I'D has p'sse1 away very much
the progress OF civilization. The military dress alone
ia. escaped The reform The milafy man Is the "ny har
eguin lett Us ancient times. Ii high time hls dsE
ring 6iery were gone, that loHseT corrupted tue
young that no aser threw peTnicIous glare over his
terrible vocation.
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SENATE OF VIRGINIA

The Senate employed the greater psr Of toe day,
On Friday 10 the onsdsiarion Of the bill incorporate
Company To construct Rat R051 from the city of Rich.
rn0nd o Elton, the Iu'k River.
The bill debated great length IN favor BY Iessrs.
Garrett. Wtrhsr and Moore. aud opposition by Messs
Cox, McMullsn and BondrrlnL twas fnay smenutd,
md the Senate adjourned without vote ~ passage.
Tn Saturday, bill further considered, and the
vote being thkon s passage lost by tie vote
eyes II. noes II.
a variety Of bills passed sn'ng them. the Ap.
preparation Bill, and bill amending the oct incorpO.
IaIng the South Western Turnpise Company