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GABRIEL ID. CLARK,

GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
aH WATER STREET,
cd door from Calvert,
sRp has received his Spring supply of Patent
ET1A Lever and Lepne WATCHES, now offers
e 81 very extensive assortment Of Watches,
&ass25 wholesale and reaii. Country merchants
and citizens, who wish to purchase Watches, will
please examine the stock, all Of which has heen re-
ceived by the late arrival from EurOpe. I'll aL3
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NEW RIBBONS!
BENJAM MIN CRANE

ESXAMINATION. The Examination of the
HI Public Schools will commence on MONDAY,
9th April, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. The Mayor ana City
Council, officers OF the Corporation parents Of the
children, and the public generally, are respectfully
invited to attend.
Female School No. g. corner of Calvert and Flea
SAINT SITS, on Thursday, April 9th.
Maze High School, corner of Holiday and Fayette
Streets, on thursday, 9th April.
Female School No. 10. Light street, Federal Hill,
on Thursday 9Th April. By order,
ap2-w J. w. TILYARD, Clerk Com. p S.
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ENAMILY HORSE FOR SALE. A first
h rate Brown Horse, with bob tail, warranted
sound and without fault, will be sold bargain, if
applied for Immediately, at Cornelius Coles livery
stable, German street. near Eutaw. mhl7-tf
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= IVY SpRTyG GOODS. Just received at

Anew SPRING GOODS. Just received at
Nj No. 81 MARKET STREET, from Philadel-
Lta, a yery handsome assortment of Spring Cassl-
here's; Gamhroon Cassmeres; Gambroons; new s.yle
Eestines; Bareges; Mouslin de LANES; Balzarine;
lawns MusIins; Ginshams; PI,nts, ana "a 0eautu
Inn SHADES-whch, with a general assortment
II oentemen's and ladies' GOODS, and DOMESTIC
EooDs of every kind will cell very low, and re-,
|pecifuly request my friends anu tne puoc 10 call
,nbSs In, JOHN s. SELBY.
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GTEARNS d SIKKENg
y No. 2O7 BALTIMORE STREET,

y No. 207 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Charles and Light-sts.
Have Just received full assortment of Hosiery
Cloves; Mitts; Undershrts and Drawers; Zephyr
WorstedS; Cotton. Fringes; Spool Cottons; Knitting
Cotton; Corset and Boot Lacets; Bed Lace; Patent
Threads; Hooks and Eyes; Pins, Needles, Tapes and
Bobblns; Sewing Silks and Twist; Purse Twist and
Purse Ornaments; Bag and Purse Clasps Steel Beeds;
Venetian Cords; BT dngs and Tasses; Buttons of all
kinds; Vest Buckles; Gallons; Suspenders; Carpet
Bindings; Silk Braids, and great many other art
cles too numerous to menti0n-all of which they
will sell at the lowest possible prices.
IG3-Some of The above articles they are enabled to
sell TO dealers at manufacturers prices. mb27-lm
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HE MUTUAL BENEFIT

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
fhich ROBERT l.. PATTERSON is President, and
LAmIN G. MILLER is Secretary, No. IL WALL
EET, New York, is much more advantageous
any other
All those assured enjoy equal privilege in pro-
porion to the amount of assurance.
The profits Of the Co are divided annually
among the insured
Three-tourths of the premium, if over fifty dol
lars, will be loaned 10 the insured, if he wish
es il.
Those who prefer it, can pay monthly or quar-
tGrly.
An insurance can be made so that the sum in-
4 sured will be paid on attaining specified age,
or sooner iii the event of death.
be above, with many other advantages eRumer-
n the Prospectus, commend il 10 universal ia
Those in Baltimore wishing to avail themselves
rs benefits, will find our Prospectus at the new
(kstore of George F. Adams * Co. No. 263 Balti-
4 street. Those in the District Of Columbia, at
5bffice Of the Agent, 18th street, opposite he Pa
bic Bank. The success of the Co. is without a
kllel. ll72 policies issued in ten months, the pre-
ms on which amount to Sos, 932 25.
&c, LEWIS, Agent,
|h26-e0lm+ 9TH street, Washington, D. q.
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a IHhISTIE'S GALVArIL RlnGS
" AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
This remarkable discovery comprises an ertf,e,v
safe AID novel application OF the mysterious power Of
Galvanisn, as remedial a. ent. the GALVANfC
KINGS, in connection with tie MAGNETIC FLUID,
nave been used with entire success in all cases Of
huEt MhilSM, acute OF Chronic, applying 10 the
( head, face or limbs:
Govt.
Tic DOIOreUX,
TOothache, Bronchitis,
vertigo, Nervous or sick Head
~ acne, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy,
?, EpHepSy, FITS, Cramp, PalpatiOn of the
ueaIt' ApopIexy, Stiffness of Joints, Spinal
Complaints, LumbagO, Neuralgia Nervous IRE
mours, Dizziness of the Head Pains in tbe
Nhest ana side, General Debility, Defic-
cheney of Nervous and Physi-
cal mercy, and all
the Nervous Dis
orders
In cases of DYSPEPSIA which is simpIv nov
v0us arrangement of the digestive organs thew have
been found equally successful. The RINGS are of
different prices, being de of all Sizes and of var
Gus ornamental patterns, and be worn by the most
dehcate female without the slightest ncOn venience
THE GALvANIC BELTS, BANDS,
BRACELETS, &C.
Are notifications of the invention, and are recone
mended in more chronic cases of disease where the
Rings do not possess sufficient intensity or power
They are adapted to the waist, arms, wrists, anees
chest or any part of the body with perfect ANY
Gavanc power that is required may thus be obtained
and no complaint which The mysterious agent Of Gal
saaStsn can effect, will fail TO be permanently reey.
ed.
CHRtSTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
Is used in connection with the Rings and their mod
hcaons. This composition has been pronounced By
French Chemists to be one of the most valuable dis
cOyeres of modern science 1t is believed to possess
the remarkable pow of rendering the nerves sensi
tive TO Galvanlc action, by this means causing
cenhauon OF the Influence at the seat of disease and
thus giving rapid and ornament relief
CHRIsTIE's GALVANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTER.
These articles form II important addition TO the
Galvanic Rings, acting upon the same principle, but
having the advantage of more local application. As
eflectual for str tightening the system when
debitated by disease or other causes; certain aid
in constitutional weakness as preventive for colds,
and in all affections of the chest generally, the GAL
vAEIc STRENGTHENING PLASTER will be found OF
great and permanent advantage,
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! EMOVAL. ALEXANDER A. KENNARD,

EMOVAL. ALEXANDER A. KENNARD,
p Justice of the Pace and Conveyamcer, has re-
Ped his office from No. North Frederick street
No. 73 N. GAY STREET, between Frederick
Harrison streets, and directly opposite Saratoga
ct, who attends 10 the drawing of Deeds, Leases,
ktgages, Bills of Sale, Powers of Attorney, linden
Es of Apprenticeship, Articles of Agreement, and
pairing lnsolvent Papers, and may he found at his
Ice at all hours, from o'clk. A. NJ. until o'clk.
M. app ths3t+
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NMT invite the attention oft
w ladies 10 our extensive assortment Of supe-
riOr and common TEA TRAYS and WATERS
Also, a large variety Of rich Card, Cake aud Bread
BASKETS; recently imported and for sale low at the
Furnishing Warehouse of
JAMES CORTLAN & Son. l6 Bamore-st.
app nearly opposite the Centre Market.
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JEW SILKS r McELDOWNEY s. co.
~ have just opened very handsome assortment
Of rich DRESS SILKS, comprising entire new st,le
Striped and Biocade, rich umbre, Gro de Pekin Go
de Berlin; Plaid India and French SILKS; 4 black
Tatfetas Gro Grain and Lusting, with large assert
mcnt of French Lawns, Brnehe Musns, sc.
Also, SHAWLS in great variety, 10 which they in
vite the early attention of their customers and the
public generally
No l61 RaIpIMOpE S,CpEp,r
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WANTED A SITUATION, an English wo-
w man, of respectable character, who will be
iouHd iuly competent to fill the situation of house
kceper' she is first rate pastry cook makes ices
preserves, &c, and also good Seamstress and also
uhuer stands the management OF genteman's fami.
" ana would take charge ef one or Two children and
would have no objections to go in the country or ira
vel with family TO any part of Europe. Good refer.
ences, &c.
LEWIS +. SCOTTl, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South
ap6 Nearly opposite the Eychanoe.
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NEW CAiSPETING. We have Just received
lN large and fresh assortment of CAkPETiNGS,
MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. &C., which we
will sell at very reduced prices and pleasing
teTms-we name in part:
1000 yards Brussels CARPETlNG, Sl.25 1871
1000 " Imperial Three-py DO l.l2s lbs
5000 " KiddermnsteI Ingr'n do Is a s7t
5000 " Superline do do G2ta rs
5000 &C Fine do do so all wool
1900 4" Cotton and Wool do 3l!a 37i
10000 " OIL CLOTHS, all widths, 37a SO
Together with full assortment of Table and Piano
COVERS, DOR MATS, WINDOW SHADES,
STAIR RODS, sc. &c. at equally low prices. We
shall be pleased TO receive call from those in want
rs determined TO sell at extremely low prices
and on accommodating terms.
N. B. 500 pieces a, 5 and Ga plain and colored
MATTiNGS, just received and for sale as above.
SHAW, SMITH 4 co.
235 Baltimore street,
mig I'm four doors west of Char es.
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NJEyV ARRIVAL OF
" FRESH SPRING GOODS.
F. PULVER MACHER has just returned from N.
York, ard will open Ibis morning the most magnf-
cent Style of SPRING GOODS ever offered before in
this market, viz:
1000 pieces OF very rich and entirely new style Bon
net RIBBONS, for ladies' and misses.
Several cases OF French Artificial Flowers.
cartoons Thread Laces and Etgidgs.
&c Inseriings.
Real ValenCiennes Lace and Edgngs
g Regency &c Z"
6 Black Silk and SaIony Laces
ALSO-A full and select assortment of Jaccsnels;
Cambrics, Swiss Musns and Nuts; Book Nuslins
Bishop Lawns; Victoria Lawns; Ladies' skirt, Sc,
together with an enirel, new stock Of Plain and
Embroidered IL, G. Handkerehiefs; French Worked
Collars; inside Handkerchiefs; Capes Barge shaws
/ Scaris, &c, mh2j
YEyO THE LADIES. I have lust opened n
small lot Of ROYAL MECKLIN SHAWLS, a
very beautiful article, to which would invite the at
tention OF The ladies. Also, a choice lni If NEW
SILKS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS and RAREGES.
i All Of which will be snlf m reasonaNle terms.
Also, several cases LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFS.
much bel low the usual price. ...
]. EDWARD BIRD,
No. 209 Ba timore-st
ap4 uear Charles street.
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No. 1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
my between calvert and 1 iyht- ste

AJ Office. hereby give notice that | shall ap-
"a ply to the Board of Heath for permission to
tIeCt a Slaughter House on the East side of PeGn-
sylvania Avenue, between Wilson End Freshman sis.
au7-3iw2w JOHN w PENTZ.
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S1RiCtIOH MATCHES AND SHOE
a RhACklSG. on consignment and for sale at
prices by
FREDERICK FICKEY 4 SONS,
mhl7 No. 800 Baltimore st.
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RICH 4 MAGNiFICENr ID i, ESS GOODS


SILAJVLS, SCv7RFS, &c.
Wholesale aud RetaiI-( hoIesale Rooms up stairs J
M<RANhLIN GARDNER, 1875 BALTIMORE
VI STREET, QOurLh house above Light ,treet,) has
just received
Rich Dress SILK, new design; plain blk SILKS
Plaid China SILKS; Washd SILKS
FouaTd SILKS
French BAREGES and BALZARINES
Graduated and Pyramdcal ROBES
Organize ROBES; embroidered Bingham do
English and French LAWNS
Lama CLOTHS and NOUS de LANES, new styles
Mourning Goods, general assortment,
SILK SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
Rich embroidered GRAPE SHAWIS
French Grape Shawls and Scarfs
Hermann do do
Berage do do
Rich Cashmere SHAWLS
Rich Neck Ties; Lace Wells; Bead Bags
GLOVES and HOSIERY
sun SCREENS and PARASOLETTES
Rich French EMBROlDERIES
Regency and Brussels LACES.
Also, Richardson's, Barclays and Milholland's
superior Family IRISH LINENS.
With general stock of STAPLE GOODS.
GS- Ladies i'll find the rftaiI department supplied
with the most choice Go DIS and at fair prices,
o. Country Merchants will find it 10 their advan-
tage TO look through my wholesale Department. as
my stock always consists of FRESH GOODS, and
OF the best styles, being purchased for the city retail
trade. app
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BALTlMOREIRON FOUNDRY.

EbRIDENBAUGH ALLEY, ENTRANCE
ID FROM SARATOGA-ST., BETWEEN GAY
AND HOLllDAY--KNOWN AS THE GOLD
LAUNDRY" The undersigned would respectfully
inform the community, that at considerable expense
they have commenced the FOUNDRY business at the
above named place, where they will furnish castings
LIGHT and HEAVY, of a superior quality. They
pledge themselves competent to render those light
&c, Generally obtained from the North as SMOOTH
and SOFT as ia required by those who procure them
from abroad They wish persons who do, or may
need any of the above named castings, of any 9th
description, 10 obtain specimens of their work for
examination, and decide for themselves in regard to
their merits All orders will he punctnay filled as
given. Terms the same as elsewhere.
apl-d SWEETMAN & ALLEN.
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NJ TEACM ENS. The commissioners OF
Public Schools will appoint, oil TUESDAY,
ii 2lst, an Assistant Teacher in the English Depart
PIT of the Male High School, at a salary of $500
annum. Also, Teacher of Modern Languages,
| salary of 5000 per annum. The applicants for
! situations will please to meet the committee of
3hmnaton at the High School, on SATURDAY,
/ inst, to test their qualifications. By order,
p2-eO4t ]. w. ILYARD, Clerk Com. P. S.
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FENO CARPENTERS, Tue Subscriber has
III TURNEA RAIL FENCE for frent yard-it is
5ary new and NAV he seen at his build ng on LOm-
bargain. Anpy at
ALFRED II. 7 ErP, No. 3 BaItimore-st
apps Cd Tin Store above Howard st.
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ECELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
III Coughs, Colds, HOorseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared aud sold by g. K.TVLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High sts.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE AND RHEUMATISM.

No. 200 Chestnut street, corner of Eighth.
Philadelphia, August 9th, ls45.
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Equity. The subscriber is selling PUTTY
= made of pure Linseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, fiom 80 to 40 per cent, below the market
price. He keeps il on hand in large quantities; and
making it by steam power, is prepared 10 fill large
orders at short notice,
]. w. w. GORDON, l52 w. Pratt street,
ol3-eo opposite Bali and Ohio r. R. Depot
RR. II. MANLY, SURGEON DENTIST,
NJ FROM PfT.f,
Wall perform all operations in his line in the best
style. Manufacturing his own Artificial Teeth, can
insert them much lower than others, on gold plate.
TEETH filled with Gold, 90
do. do. Silver, so
EXTRACTING, 0.5
Teeth on gold plate, warranted 10 fiji and answer
the nature, at to SO per tooth. Please call
and examine specimens. {G3- DR.. MANLY'S Office
is Corner of Pratt and Exeter streets.
fel4-lf "a PRATT STREET
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
cARRoLLToN. WEDNESDAY,. APRIL s. SO

such omen account is founded shall be first
proved before such Judge of Probates by
competent testimony, in addition to the af-
fidavit of the complainant now required
by law. provided that this section shall not
apply to claims of less amount than TWEEN
ty dollars.
9l4. Be 1t further enacted, That in any
proceeding in the Probate courts of this
State, in which any executor or admins
traitor may contest any claim exhibited
against the estate of any deceGent, the
Probate court may, at its discretion, refer
the same to auditors, who may proceed
thereon, subject to the rules, and exercise
all the powers which are incident to, and
belong to the office of a master in chance
ry, under the laws and usaaes in force in
this State.
Us. And be 1t further enacted, That
any appeal bond executed in any oil the
Probate Courts of this State, under exist.
ing laws, may be made payable to the
Judge of Probate, or to the adverse party
or appellee either, as the Probate Court
may direct.
Approved, March 5, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
The M00n,


Prof. MITCHELL, in his lecture last
evening, after giving some account of the
observations and discoveries of the an
clients concerning the moon-Showing
how, by observations alone, they traced
its path through the heavens, discovered its
period of revolution, the position and
movement OF It's nodes, and how, by means
of the Saros, a period OF about IS wears
and 10 days, they computed eclipses, pro
ceeded to discuss the lunar irregularities,
showing that they were due chiefly to the
disturbing influences of the sun which one
rates in two ways; first unequally on the
earth and moon, and secondly, obIiquely
on the moon, on account of the inclination
of her orbit to lhe ecliptic. He dwelt, in
an interesting manner, on the subject of
the secular acceleratIon Of the moons
mean motion-a sutject which for a long
time, greatly perplexed Newton and the
most distinguished mathematicians, lead
ing some OF them to declare the theory Of
gravitation inadequate to its explanation,
and others reject that theory altogether.
Dr.. HALEY had observed that the period Of
| the moons revolution at present is less than
that given by the Chaldean. and long after
those by the Arabian astronomers of the
9Th and 9th centuries; that the moon 5
mean motion has a secular increase of about
eleven seconds. It was dilemma. in
which all gave up in despair, except La
Place. He alone could point out the real
cause of the increase. He showed that il
was due to the circumstance of a constant
approach of the earih's present elliptical
orbit to complete circle: that the IN
crease would continue until the orbit OF
the earth was complete circle; and thai
then as the Orbit of the earth fell back
again into an elIipse, the increase of the
#Iperiod of the moons revolution would be-
come a decrease. The subject pertur5a-
EtioDs, and the problem of .he three bodies
were eIucidased in manner as we'll a:
could be expected ia I popular lecture
The mode, also, Of determining. from OBJ
servnhcns OF the moon, the perfect invari
ability Of the earth revolution on lis ak
is, was clearly shown. Lastly, the physi
cal constitution of the moon was discuss
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
NO. IL.


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aPeea-s liza ta~ 4ss1s-.. 81 -. ., u.
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u22isg2
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s.re ef e. Sac 81 Nfrsssss--s. TAFT
e.-les Farty % arr slii b-,1sLt tersrr !
les.iee g tle Ps.oe. SAIL tki-k lsaselL
asrSsl1 og 2ezsslses scsassel bs =.
t--al 10 sz1sus g axe 51siscc e tAepr.oe.
s'.ea FaFsy sltlla sFe aays fro1a tas rss-
dlaoa q sa>A fsi.n-ei usay c1scr Al as-
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&c, AL also s-ch f,rtAes ssn n 81 ~
cftaasa e r. Issoces q tAs pe2cs. v5l
eeSer al ccs1s eecre.eg co ssl4 szt cca-
lisoael 81 t1e Payzaens saereos. u5sA a.
coi's sh.I nav ave accreel "a sar eaase
oes're SaE4 Izs,ace, - alss ksr sae pavac1s
q "A ecs.s shls nav ae~rzc "a sal3 cazse
q Prese-gloa an ira & SD case n
ths elrcau esagi - uAicA tAc a27-al IS
taaea, W.sh secarity e tAe SAT- soas. =
BE- approved - = s1lsessa, b. he lasss>e
Of the Peace uea8ersa< the ia1E-aesi. az1
p2rab,e b he adverse passv. aaz ecaz.-
naas& flr iae psyaeHg og SEA i-ll<l-szsI
ani Tea Pes esaL Gamagex zpoa tAe aEss.
AL Ia eoSr * afc-esai3. = cas- he saaa
sail bc e.Sraca.
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aci sal take silssI ard se u favee ira
ara af.er Is passase-
Apprsged Eeh. =. lSF6-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

ed, and rs appearances exPsained, - sea
BY 4 person transported within lS0 males
of tie mooa's suriace-ihal being The a.
tual distance Al which Il Is seen fhonsb TIE
great Telescope Of the Cincinnati Osserv-
atOTy. Appearances iadlcliiag vo'canas
action IN the moon were nuaesols ard
palpable; also. lofty mountains ard teee
cavities. SIR John Herschel 5eciarss thar
be actually saw voicano IN vsolsat CPS
ration n the noon, vomiting IRE and hEa-
The mountains Of the maoa are extreue-
" numerous. and generally euq- SHAPED. the
larger ones aaviEg Within The CAVITY. rs
Ing centrally. a coai-l. hi... E.th - sF-.x
apparently excavafed Ike a crater. Pro
fessor VI. Supposes there % &c 40 seas en-
The moon, bui taal there may Be smal
lakes; though the existence 81 aa,er liz It's
moon VS. not asceriaine3- There nisa
De an atmosphere; AM a German aStpao-
mer, Schroeder. had Supposed be Aai de-
monsiraIed It's existence. by shoSius thar
the horns Of toe m0oa exleaie3 tegond
the limit Of the eyuemsiies q The mooas
diameter; bar j, vas ye,a matter & leat,.
=. o. Bslseis-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

METRICAL GRAorMAR.-An exchange
gives the following Tor the benefit OF jaye-
nile readers:
/ Three Iiila words We often see
Are Articles, a, an, and the.
Nouns the name of any thing,
As school, a garden, hoop, or swing.
3 Adjectives tell the kind of noun;
As great, small, pretty, white, OF brown.
Instead of nouns the Pronouns stand :
Ter head, his face, my arm, your hand.
Verbs tell Of something being done
Toread, write, count, sing, Jump or run.
How things are done, the Adverbs tell :
As slowly, quickly, i'll, or well.
7 Conjunctions join the words together;
As men and women, wind and weather.
8 The Proposition stands before
The noun, as in or through a door.
g The intersection shows surprise:
As oh how pretty! alb how wise
The whole are called Nine Parts OF Speech,
Which Reading, Writing, Speaking teach.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

THE GRoNERs ~ CaTToN.-Tle pria-
cipie If tree trade. which have nv faken
such deep roo; In Ensianl, and which ere
long vii be carried INTO successful opera-
tion, must impart q powerful irpa,se 70 az
the arricul.ur-si pursuits az this eounl-v. T.
viii nj once Be fei;ia al those seciioos 81
the Union where the breed strfS are tie
principal staple. and The reaang Of pzosi-
sion stock for market an object Il el,eu-
ton. Bat !, may be asked, what e.ieet
will the repeal oG corn laws aud uodii-
cation os the Briiish fariif have upoa tse
cotton growing INTEREST," TIE efieet wi.l
be not only % extend ,he e0usunPtion.
bat alsa, Il not o reduce he prodseti a.
at least 10 p-event is extension L wtli
keep in the wheat fields n Virginia ara
Marvllad the thousands q slaves that are
annually sent 10 the coi,oa he.is cf Tx
south and southwest, 70 their prciacilsa,
already rendered valueless by is SnPera-
bundance; II viii diminish the amoant o.
cotton growa Il Tennessee, and osser *
gions better ped 70 psovisioas aHa
stock; il vii E LABOR l. sonse extent 70
the cultarc a Il viii CAUSE emigrsnis
to Texas and other new EegiOas. IA ihsir
locations 70 have reference d other Psr-
suits than the growing 81 ectsons and last
", but not the least. Il ~ill compel ever
cotton planter 70 rely upoa himself sar Ais
own provisions, and = Go shat Ais ia,e-
rest has long imperanvely deman6cl, Gake
less cotton, and thereby make nore Eoaey.
Fe1<ral Caie..