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Fashionable Mr. Barnwell, Of Charleston,
soulh Carolina, hoped it would become the
fashion not to drink, as il had hitherto been
the fashion Of the country to drink. He called
upon the members TO do all 10 render il fash.
ionable to give temperance dinners.
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All persons indebted TO me for the National
Wing up 10 Saturday the 18th instant inclusive,
are requested to make payment to JoHs V.SHIELDs,
who alone will call upon Them for the amount.
s8i1 I.sstS,e. G.. l.. GILLcHRRsr y
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Washington to Baltimore.
OSCE ola,

HAVING been put in complete order viii, on
IL Sunday the llth July, commence plying Tegu-
larly between the above places, leaving the lower
end Of Frederick street DOCK Baltimore, eDeyy Tues
day at O'clock r. Returning, will leave Wssh
ct on emery Sunday at r O'Clock A. A. n
She will stop regularly, going and returning, q
Conc River, Va, LeonardtoWn. Nd,
Currioman, Va, Port Tobacco, Nd,
and will touch at the following landings for signals,
or TO land, viz: ag.s Y afs
Point Look Out, Blackstone's, fd
Piney Point, Pope's Creek,
Nanjamoi, Sandy Point, 5ss;
Chapman's, Md; s Bluff Point, sssg
Quantico, Va Boyds Hole,
& FOR NORFOLK. gressw i,
The OSCEOLA win leave WASHINGTON
every Thursday, at o'clock, "A. M, for NORFOLK.
Returning, will leave Norfolk every Friday at4
o'clock, r. M. Passage and fare IS Co., ad
JAMES MITCHELL Captain.
july l0-uanl tfsaaf1s !.
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CT Thomas Donaldson, John I. B. Dorsey
Nicholas B. Worthingon, VIM. Tell Claude, and
House Of Delegates of'Maryland for Anne Arundel
county.
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Gov. SHuSK.--Many Of the friends Of Gov.
Skunk, says The Butler. Pa, Wing. predicate
his reelection on the fact that Henry Clay,
Daniel Webster, John G. Calhoun, Thomas
H. Benton. and other distinguished citizens
have enjoyed Office, during the greater part Of
their lives. In reply TO this, a contemporary
very appropriately remarks that a Goose
might with the same propriety claim the right
TO wear breeches because men do.v
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Hoes Wa learn, says the Baltimore American
Of the 23d inst that within few days past contracts
have been made for about five thousand hogs, for
delivery in November and December, at 81 per 100
IBIS. -. 4. ~. VIZ lAltA 49,
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: The TRoops AT FoRr McHEERY.--The
troops now at the Fort are 10 embark in the
transports Alexandra and Napier on the 26lh
instant, and will sail Immediately for V. Cruz
The companies there are with one or two ex-
ceptions full and constitute a fine body Of men.
who are daily improving in discipline and eff
cheney under the care OF their able officers.
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Land Turtle. A land turtle was found on the
farm Of Mr.. VIM. G. Temple, on the Lancaster turn
pike, about six miles from Wilmington, Delaware, q
few days SINCE on the bottom shell Of which was in
scribed the date of l77i.
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DRowNED. Two young brothers, named
Wood, were drowned few days ago, by the
upseting Of skiff, in. the Ohio river, near
'Scufieown. The skilf belonged 10 The brig
M. P. Cassidy 10 which the brothers were at
stached.
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To The PuBLfc..--G. u. GILLcHREsr will call
upon the citizens Of Washington to solicit their sub
sctiption to the ENEARGED NATIONAL WHIG.--
Their ayors are respectfully solicited Subscriptions
also received at the office. ,'':'ta b th
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W a.Jonss's Hotel'in Philadelphia, has change
hands, and is now kept by Bridges & West
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.Mericoa Birds-A pair Of Mexican birds Of
a rare species, are in Louisville, Kentucky,
They were caught in the vicinity Of Monterey.
Their plumage is jet black. and in appearance
they are somewhat similar 70 our crow, but
much larger.
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g Give us an honorable war''-cries the
Washington Union. We thought you had one
with Mexico, butit seems we have been mis-
taken! Fslsststt
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Cincinnati Orphan asylum. The annual re-
port Of this interesting institution is just published
II is now fourteen years since the Asylum was eta-
blished; and during that period many hundred chill
den have received its shelterng care, and have been
instructed and prepared as they Otherwise would not
have been, for lifes tolls and struggles During the
past year 1875 children have enjoyed the benefits Of
this Asylum. It is mainly supported by slight tax
on auction sales in that city, and by sums advanced
by the township trustees. II has seven life members
and about eighty annual Subscribers. II has received
s6679 in cash donations the past year. Of which the
largest sum (S2o) was given by signor Blitz. "A
Mexican, who has children thore, has also given 4
dollars. l
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Cincinnati, July 90. The sales Of -four 500
40 and 80 barrels from store at So TO, and some
other small lots at So So
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The undersigned begs leave to call the attention
of those DESTROYS using good article in Backing,
to the aboycnamed. The Manufacturer, knowing
the excellent properties Of his Backing, sent sam
PIES to various persons (such as Boot Makers, &c.)
also to several Of the Newspapers. The extracts
underneath are from some Of the papers, they speak
for themselves; also several persons who tried il have
called and said that the Japan Liquid BLacking
was superior 10 any thing they had ever used.
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DYING, SECURING, AND SILK
WATERING ESTAB-
8gf LISHMENT, as,,f 49,

South side Pa. 40, opposite Jaeksos Hall.
IT. CUDLIPP continues % cary o. q sbevsb N
j. sinsss in all the various brnnG&c1 -
and Gentlemens garments Of every dmxpoMs
cleaned and dyed in superior mannss. lgl !
Silks Satins, Grapes, Gauzes. Ribboss, Csuhmesps
Bombszine, Muslin, Velvet and Merino Dse1sw(J~l
ed any fashionable color. White Cnpss Mejncs'
and Cashmere Shawls cleaned and blsschsd- AIsos
Moreen Curtains Dyed and Watssed.
N. B.-Leghorn, Straw, Braid, and Bonnsts q
every description dyed brown, lead, % dEsb color
Thompsonian Medicine for sale. f
July 22-2t lq38
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III BARNARD, Letter, Press Printer, corner
i I. Ilta street and nnsylvania Avenue, Wash
ington. Terms CASH Prices lower than ordinary.
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lyXTOLTz g. CONWAY, Cabinet and Chair
wv manufacturers, on E, between 10th and lib
streets. july "a
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81 60 Cor the country, the whole country II Is
INV ardent and sincere wish 10 see the individual placed
at the head Of the nation who, BY strict observance
OF the constitution che he who he may), can make us
sbro.d . f'-s'~S'- h 711 z. TAYLOR.
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a. Luxury Indeed!
PAP OR, I,EPID, AND COLD SHOWER
OR RJLSSLAN RATH

ii
TINE subscriber, Through the persuasion of many
j intimate friends) has been induced 10 81 ND de
above establishment, a. bath never belors known
TO this community } sipr The purpose ofrendering
every necessary convenience and luxury 70 the citi
Gems of this metropolis. ,,sy
In offering TO the public the advantages Of this
most delightful bath, he would say "a thoss who srS
in slate Of physical debility that there d nothing
known that is well calculated to restore ths ser-
gies Of the human system The most delicsts female
under its influence improves in strength with mcse
astonishing rapidity. II nj # I s,ses,
Connected with this mode of bathing, DO has IN
troduced the Saltwater Varor, and Shower Bah,
giving 10 those who desire It all the advantages q
sea-baihng. without the trouble and expense of
trip to the Capes. ,.5 N, ss,.5
His rooms situated on the conner a a. stssst
and Missouri avenue. Open at all hours from six IN
the morning till nine at night.
Thursdays Of each week ere set apart for tho sps-
cial accommodation Of Ladies', when lady win b
in attendance to wait on those who may please 70
visit this establishment. The public are invited 10
give this Bath a trial.
Terms. Single tickets s7s cents. o. three tickets
for ST. 90.
june as-am w.a'wHITNEY.
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This Mr.. Clemens is the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the ASHFORD N Carolina
district II Mr.. Polk were to assume the crown,
this panderer 10 power would readily cry
Long live King James!"
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The President had authority 10 send the
army into the disputed territory. and it was his
imperative duty 10 do so. g In epery point Of
Uie,o The President acas perfectly justified"
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EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
Welkat's Patent Japan Bleaching is the name of
an excellent article; we have it used, and can
highly recommend tn. American, April 10.
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FRESH GROCERIEN'

THE SUBSCRIBERS is now receiving m
i additional supply OF groceries comprising
Freesh Teas. Coffee Of various kinds
Now Orleans, Porto Rico, and st. Croix sugars
Do do ssss do & unol.sues
Sugar house sirup and molasses
Fresh spices, ground and unground
Sperm, adamantine, and mould candles
\ Tomato sauce, catsups, anchovies, &C.
Sardincs and Curry powders
SarsaParilla sirup, fancy soap
Military shaving soap. &c.
5 Orange county butter
100 sugar cured hams .
100 superior shoulders 49,
A large supply Of cigars and tobacco 80
To which he invites attention Q, HOLMES,
june l9--d3w 5 Tn street.
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Il CorToS WoRms. Professor Forshey, Of Louisi-
ana, in letter to the Concorda Inlelligenccr,
ssrts that The worm now feeding upon the cotton
leaf in the vicinity Of vidalia, (La.,) is not the
same which destroyed the crops Of ls46. He OBJ
serves there are three or four species Of worms
which occasionally feed on cotton. Two Of these
are ground worms, one a grey cut-worm, and the
other a large black and yellow striped worm, which
feeds on both leaf and stem. But all these put to-
gethcr, the boil worm included. not, he says to
be dreaded, in comparison with the worm Of 1876.
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Interesting 70 odd FelioDs. II has been decided
by Judge Pervance, Of Philadelphia, that in accord
ance with The constitution Of the Order all appeals
from the subordinate lodges must go to the grand
LODGE before the courts can have any jurisdiction in
the natter This decision was pronounced in the
case Of member Of Washington Lodge, who had
sued his lodgefor the recovery Of twelve dollars al
legged to have been due him on account Of three
weeks sickness
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Wslar's Blocking is one Of the most superb and
satisfactory articles Of the day. 1t mparts brlliance
and polish beyond description. We have tried it,
Go and do like wise. Spirit Of the Times, April
I'd.
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EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
WeLat's Patent Japan Blacking is the name of
an excellent article; we have seen it used and can
highly recommend in. American, April Is.
Wsllar's Hacking is one Of the most superb and
satisfactory articles Of the day. 1t imparts brliance
and polish beyond description We have tried it,
Go and do like wise. Spirit Of the Times, April
I'd. fF
BY reference TO another column, an advertisement
will be found for excellent article Of Backing in
Liquid form. for Boots, &c. II has been highly
recommended by many who have tried it. II not
only gives, with very little trouble, beautiful ret
polish, but retains it much longer than any other 1t
is sold by the Agent of the Manufacturer at No. SO,
Chestnut street. Buy bottle, one trial will provo
the fact--Phil Ledger, April %.
Weliar's Hacking is ono of the most shining arti
clcs in the market.-Spirit ofthe Times, April 2.
Patent interchangeable. J. WelIar, No. SO, Ches-
nut ST., has prepared Patent Liquid Backing,
VIII CHI produces beautiful jet Polish, and docs not
injure the leather. Those who would have polish
ed understanding should read tho advertisement in
another column.-U. s. Gazette, May /.
Weffdr's Pdfem Japan BfGcfsHg Is about the
best article of the kind we have seen. The polish
which it imparts to the understandings of man is
brilliant and lasting: have tried il and it boots
us to say all this in its bchalf-Evening Bulletin.
June 7lh.
/, The Manufacturer can produce numerous tcsti
monials similar to the above, from private individuals
an from other papers, but the above extracts arc
sufficient to convince any person that the manufac-
turcr has not exaggerated; bat that upon fair trial
the Backing will be found represented, eEceient
in every respect.
J. WELLAR, Manufacturer, No. so, Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
CHARLES STOTT, corner Penn. Avenue and
9TH street, Agent for Washington, d. G,
july left
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ATTACKED BIZ AN ALIIsAron.--We learn that
Mr.. James Wsddy, whilst crossing the Black Creek
Savannah, near the Belize, La. on horseback. was
attacked, on the Sd instant, by an Alligator The
horse was badly torn on one of the fore and one Of
the hind legs. Mr.. Waddy was thrown from the
horse right before the reptile raising itself on its
hind legs il attacked him, but he was fortunate
enough to evade it, and escaped uninjured.
NAvAL.-Ihe U. States frigate, Raritan, Captsn
French Forrest from Tabasco. via Havana, arrived
in Hampton Roads on the 22d instant, and was
towed up TO the anchorage of the Naval Hospital
by the steamer Chesapeake, Captain Marshall.
The United States three masied steamer Secretary
buchanan, (attached to the Quartermasters Depart
ment) is reported in Hampton Roads.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-11
AMERICAN, AGRrCULTURr Al

our standard productions cxcept Indian
corn and tobacco are c~xatics. These ton
like the wild turkey are Indigenous to our
continent. Cotton was introduced from
some of II Eastern islands, where IS in
China it lorg had been cultivated. II va,
a tardy plant until a northern gentlemen,
Whitney, upon the soil Of Georgia, invent
ed the famous GIN. In 1871, &c. whole ex-
ports Of the Union was cniy CT bales; but
in ls34 it amounted to 1,000,6 GIT and now
10000 DOC and upwards. The Sugar Cane
was also an East India product, was long
cultivated in China, and mention is made of
its being used among the Greeks and Ro-
mans during the days of their prosperity.
PREVIOUS to l466 sugar was known in Eng
land chiefly as a medicine, into which coul.-
try it had been sold from Arabia Felix,
Egypt, Nubia Ethiopia and Morocco
Now, in point of importance, it ranks next
to wheat and rice in the vegetable. maratimc
commerce before them. Eastern grain, now
a staple of South Carolina. Wheat, the
staf OF Ncw-England, New-York md
Pcnns> ~lvania. Oats, barley and all other
grains, excepting the Indian corn, belong.
by priority Of cultivation, to other and re-
mote lands.-Ex paper.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-11
TIE

: 70 read many of the leading Wing iour-
nails of the c'entd day, and rely upon the
statements they make, one would be ready
to conclude that Mr.. Polk must be, not
only stupcd, but a wicked wretch
surrounded, advised and Influenced by a
designing and crafty cabinet. This 'weak,
iimbecile, wicked and treackcrous admin
'istration,' are the refined and elegant tel MS
which are so unsparingly used by them,
when speaking ofthe President and his cab
met, as to have become coIimon as house
hold words.
If we were left to depend on Wing cdi-
tors for light touching the operations of
Our government, then indeed would We
fall into the ditch i'll consequence of our
leaders. We would lee brought 10 the
conclusion that the administration had not
accomplished any thing. But what are the
facts: They are said 10 be stubborn things,
and not easily gainsay,d. Let us look at
them:
Texas has been annexed to tie United
States.
The Oregon question has been settled
our title acknowledged our boundary es-
tabliShcd, and ava with England avoid
ed.
The abominable Tariff act Of 1912 re-
The independent Treasury established,
by which the Government has been di-
vorced from that old ragged strumpct The
Matamoras has been taken.
Monterey has fallen.
Santa Fe has surrendered.
The Californians are in our possessions.
Tamplco has surrendered.
Tobasco has been battled down.
Hardly the half has been told, and the
administration is still going forward in its
conquCring and victorious career! And
yet Wing editors talk about this weak and
inbecilc Administration We tell these
editors that the Administration has made
demonstrations of its power and
to be made. 1t will go forward in its up
right, sensible and patriotic course, winning
opinions from honcst and patriotic
mcn-as well Democrats as such Wings as
been dupcd and deceived, and made
the victims of designing anil selfish men.
until it shall gain such a hold unon the aft
and confidence Of the people, as to
cave the Wing party composed of few but
political trickSters and thimb!e riggers; and
.hus its remaining demonstration Of power
its glorious and crowning act will be, the
burial of the Wing party in a grave SO deep
dark as TO defy every human effort TO
bring about lis Observation-Disclosures
Democratic banner., 1847-01-11

II I rrfarm fcarl"ss!y what YOU believe
to be right. Never mind the opposition
made by your enemies They c'nnot harm
you. The TRUSTS f thosr who hate or ell
Iviyou wi!!n"vcr hurt You il You arc faith
full to your duty. Let truth, Justice and
integrity be On '"nr SIDE; aud you may re-
Isist a host. With these .'onr may chase a
thousand, and two put ten thousand to
ihigh.'
Democratic banner., 1847-01-11

II We see it stated by some wiseacre'
that the heart of man weighs about min
ounces-that of a woman, eight. AS age
increases a mans heart grows heavier, and
a woman's lighter after she is thirty. Some
Girls lose theirs at sixteen.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-11
THE lSSlES OF 1sl@.-.rl,. :.

THE ISSUES OF ISl%.~-'rhc two
nightly AjaNrs IF NIi,"cry. Webster &
Clayton. have proclaimed that { { greet is
sues which III" to absorb 81! oti.ri III 1873,
will be the rc<trrat;,a rfthr T:-.g ofI&.2.
and uno omprom:>ih" Losti'it. &. lie Var.
pom these iSsu-s t!.ey~>.y I = ~ii;n.
to rest the fate Of t"c WI: ~, ard tr:ay
call u.Hon tI:rir brethren t~':roeL.nt tirna-
ton t. lay aside AL HAN r:. .ious, ana
make ~"Rcs:oratirn'' "rd p. IT." TIC a.
lying cri"S in thr@r.at c.t'..tu..:yli i. a;-
preaching. TO this ra!! tie WI" ya. =
has generally responded, end already i.
seems to hc well s.ttlrd that tie party l., t.
stand or fall upon'!hc platform wrought cut
by III" %"diikr and mighty PANEL and lis
Jealous coadjutor from little Ds!1warr.
Although this platform. when: !; CONES to
he rv"ppcI up by ALo.it;om;>m, Fonr;crisn,
Anil-rrnti>ln an! other i,me, rnay u,..rar
I" Snmc Ycrsons S'ronc ~rnon1'I :, sustain
Hhi"%ery. il vii! be f.rnl. We '1i;nf. -, .-
gcIitrr too weak 20 b"n. eHcL u lead: t!,.
must and will give wav, an!t, wi.o.r
Ia5rlck fall :" the dns:, crushing e.. t,c
tim" the ambition & ~Ncmaco"rce. the
schemes of %srllis! ~mnrnnoli>te. AID T. %
ali who, Ike Duuicl W,hs.r.. 10
nonnccd their own country an! waet" tt..ir
SH mPa'iiicS npcn cruel. rrrlidiruS am3 ar
r'Eant emc'n.cs. rn:h!"s:l! Shedding t.
blood q American citizens.
That ihc Whi@ presses should now. in O.
Lrdicncc TO the Lid, hricSts cf Webster
2"I Clayton. .lac" t'.r very c.ci>tcnrr #
PARTY u:"n >uc!: GROUNDS as ,i:at cn
it WAS 80 signal, dri"a'rd in tic
:: At contest nj lAil, a""rars to be- moth
.n2 less than inlitu,tion .'NrIf. Ii there
any evidences ETA CHANGE # popular
sentiment SINCE t'at time OF he "rcat is,,i. :
,r.' Sc. ii t',cIc vas u; ..i' go t,;a'
: { rrrylc Bal r"lrntcd Of to decision.
len gay. ani wyra now - iii. - c..-.
.IorjuniIy 10 reverse" il, there MIL .Lc s1nr
a"tin presenting IL" Cd iSs"rs.
r,t ,...ly {
Is /, t." Ia fond in he Wig triumph III
Pennsylvania? Livery body knows that
-; 'l:rrnph VAS owin. entirely to panics'
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SXi''!E@':"5J Joy. H0" ''''' I'',' l SiH'ir"
'ad ';S'''i'o''a care ~ my mart was
pierced "y 'h' c'''Ec'i'% sI''' % trouble.
IL IS no. hcFe alone "t." hour ""'h Sii
"'',,re IS q i SD
""hs'" S'"'id windows Fi'i'i! "i1:h'
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,.l.y;,- =! n,:.:,.. IMrnt will, L,a,,
~.o,-lt,:;.via H.. Christmas PLEASURES
..iyr!cL h. ,,:ai r..,,t plra:ant irti, villa,
: the Prai.ia,--I alw liz c~."u.,r ,n.r< e
~ c.iaa!4 all bright viii The t:a."'.:s .c
.".:.ipatrl dplislt. ,.< G.r c~..<t...t arrival,
81 Il, n;c,rfi.g, @n.r. .'aiaI.nt .oc!*
"a. a~e:,lc: cd w::i.!; IA. i.n IN !! .u!<.
..,I,! c.,c.L -. h,:rrn:..ation of gs,E.
...nL. ~h,u ben. - ,!"a:.u...
&,s.,a as t.. ~ ha! t,:c,.c.! L.. wr<,-
IN L,,:.a. ,a.i T., ~::,r i, If .!.c.,r;rY
+ ,il::3'.t VIZ CAS-: ay>y Tie land. / r,rair-
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Democratic banner., 1847-01-11

H,w to Prosper in B"SincS$.~-ln the
first place, make up your mind to accom-
plish whatever you undertake, decide upon
particular employment, persererc IN
it. All difficulties are overcome.
Democratic banner., 1847-01-11

r.. W'-hi.2'.e correspondent Of the
C.arH Tan Eryning Wars, under dat,
ii Doc"mhcr IltIi. writes as follows:
..rlc v%r"jrct q: publishing an Abolition
paper in this district will. | sincerely trust,
be r"linqnis!'"d, for 50 SIR" as the attempt
is malc, 81 sirc will the building be raised
To tjc ground. Many Of the young men OF
this city have, | understand, made arrange
ments to this effect. 1t will be Il fearful
experiment for any man who thinks he
rosscssrs sufficient nerve for it."
Democratic banner., 1847-01-11

The House Of Delegates of Virginia, al
ter 4 debate of two days, refused, by 4
vote of 70 TO ~, to pass a bill granting a
general amnesty to all persons who may
have incurred the penalties Of the d%ueliing
law. The law of Virginia disqualifes from
holding Office under the State all persons
engaged il duels'
Democratic banner., 1847-01-11

ABUNCH OF kEYS.-NrsJ. D. Keys,
an Iowa lady, has furnished her astounded
lord with four little Keys, these arc doubt
less the identical Keys, spoken ofby poets
as distrcssiugly discordant.