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Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

Low AND IeALouW -l'ARFuL REfRmuroN.-
The citizens of Philadelphia in the nephborbo1d
OF Market street. wore alarmed on Tuesday nghl
I'D ut, by cries of murder issuing from Mfa
Nugents boarding house. in consequence of one
Of the holfden beating annlhtr most numerically
Ills head was hentrn almost to ieg, aud his
recovery rendered doubtful, lie was taken to the
hosflal, aud the ussaiant sent to prison. The
Philadelphia sun gives the facts Of the case as
follows
The defendant, whose namc is Michael nass.
ford, aud the injured mau, Hcnfy nlIsoy weie.
previous to the month 0i March lat residents Of
louisville, Ky, Another paper sals Lexington 7
lhey were both enamafed with, aud paid theif
addresses TO Young lady Of considerable personal
attractions, a Miss Louisa Jenkins Bafslord, be.
iuR possessed af more wealth than his rival sue
teeded, with the aid Of the adys friends, in carry
Ing oil the pfIka, notwithstanding DaHpy d be.
IeYed TO have had lafeef shafe OF her affections
Alter their marriage Bassiord brought his wife On
10 Lancaster, Pa, where he started ia business
fhey boarded ut the swan Hotel, aud ouc day
recently upon Ms. Bissluri going inla the diniug
room, she suddenly encountered pa6sey iler
surprise was teal and she then advised Inn to leave
her forever
The husband became acquainted witt the fact,
waited upon the nyal and cNaeled ID wulteu
promise .Iom hun that he would OUT the p'aH#
aud not mu.ezi hin iufthfr 4 lew days since
Bassiard aud hiz lady eume 10 this uilY on yIHIls
aud stopped at Mrs Nugenl's lie Was out linm
the hausc on Tuesday evening il about . O'clock
aud on hs ftium found the door Of his room locked
lie knocked laf some lime without obtaining adj
mission, and his suspicious being aJauzed, hr burt
the door open, aud found D0rssy, his wife aud
wlles sister ia the room together lie immediately
seissd stick. fishrd upon Dorsey, snd hpgan the
mutderoua assault already described The win
admits to have received thuy-two letters lram
Dorsey, al o. Whie-, excepting two, were de-
siruyed BY her. These tsa were found in trunk
belonging 10 her sister, an are NOW IA possession
Of defendants counsel They contain prolesla.
tons Of tAe most ardent laYr, aud appeals 10 in.
daee her to iaisahu her husband. Dorsey, the
lover, il j. said, was a young mln Of iias appear.
auGe.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

4 lnurl Avn BmGf sGsuoS,-Ma read
lhr lgliuvnF yvafs ago, aud ia our nuel=lhumhrd
copy OF cid lltfbafl, and Il has been buried long
enough IA our meWas to come zap agaia.
H8Hs I4HfHlL
Suudays observe, lhInb, when Tie bcIls do eiimc,
lis aHH# music, therefore ehne not late,
God lIafa dala hIazHngs IL king did 81,
Who would uot hasla nay, gIkf to see the show
Ia time Of service, seal mp hatl thine eyez,
Aud sgud Them To tbs heart, that spying sHl
lhry my weep aat the stains thy sIu did rs',
lhoHs dQat being shnl, all by Tie ear. eamas iu,
Let VAN and busy thoughts hlNs there 10 paii
Chrsl pafgrd his temple, no must thol thy huaui
lie that loves GeIiz abode, aud 10 combine
With Saints on earth shall uaa iay with them shine
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
psNlrmAN,. M.nen-El,ra.r.lillrn

D5NIPuAN,s MARcu-ETird5rlillry n.
land CHV.-.fhc New Orleans Na.iunaf
IN is fhrleh al Col. bauphaas late fe.
n,atkabIr expedition gises the following;
Ahost The l.nr CaiaaeI Dlulfhan maH#
h. treaty with the SHgaios, a division al
hisrammaul was entirely out OF provisions.
aud The Nayajas supplied lis wanla with lih.
emily portion Of tho command fe
lulnai iu Gaana Naior G.lpin's cum
mani, ingelhar with Gol. Doniphan, weuI
Ia liz ri'y II be Sunni Indians living IN
lie Rfa P.ssaN, which is supposed To he a
branch u'iha tieyla, made q lleaiY nfpeaee
between tho uuais and Na,aias, aud then
returned "a lie Rio del Norc.
Ihcse sumBis, unlike lhr Natajns, l.ya
IN a cry containing. probably 6,rOo IN
habIian's whn suppun themselves cn'ife!
hf asri aullnfe.
The ci'y IS one If the mos, extraordinary
ia the world. Il is divided inln lnur solia
squares, having bu, two sireo's crossing is
centre At right angles. All the builiIsas
are lWo. -turis high, composed ui sun bllm
h.ea. The lif,t slafY presents slid
WaIl Ia the street, anl Is - CONSTRUCTED
thai each haasa Joins, until one 'uuih 81
the city may b, said IN be onh solid build
it,. The seeanI stories rise from this Va
solid structure, so as 10 designate cacl
house, lra,.ns Iom 10 walk upon the raa
OF the iirsl story between each build
ing The Inhabitants OF Sunai enter thg
second Story ui their buildings by ladder,
which lhry draw up aI nigLt as a defence
agaiu.t any enemy hat might be prlwl'ng
about. In this city was seen some A.bino
Indians, who have, no doubt, given li.c "a
the story that there l. living N the Rocky
Mountains a tribe Of while abarigines. -
/ The discuvrfyol this cily oi the SImli vii
Z aiiord the most curious speculation. among
those who have 50 long searched in vain
Hra city Of the Indian. who possessed lhp
marncs aud habits ol the Az,ccs. y,
doubt, We have here race living ns dil
/ that people when Corez entered Mexico
. III. remarkable lacl thai the SumaIan.
have, since the SpaniaTl. left the county
refused 10 have any intercourse with the
modern Mriicans, looking upon them a
m inferior people. They have also driven
from among ihcm the priest, aud oihcr dig
nianc., who had formerly had power Over
them. anl resumed habit. and manners oI
tboirown, ih,ir Great Chief ur Governor
being the civil aud religious head. III,
country round the city Of Sumai is cultiya
ted with great deal Of care, aud nllori0
TODD not only Tor tie inhabitants, but lo
large llocks Of cattle aud sheep.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

Mrsrrmors.--in. acquaintance Of our.
told us yesterday that he came 10 the city
on Saturday last on the Clevcs road, ia
company with some others. When within
ten or twelve miles oi the city they met u
man in q buggy with single horse be.
fore il, going alta rapid gait. Across one
ol his arms a lady was lying, her hcc GOV.
erred with white handkerchief. A mile of
two urhcr on they saw man ploughing
ina field; 10 him they mentioned the cir.
cumslanrc, who tod them that the myste.
riou. pair passed there a short time prcvi
ous. and that he saw tho man deal the wo.
man severe blow, which he though, had
either killed, or only stunned her, As
so1n as he did it, be put whip to his horse,
aud drove OF at mll speed. Several men
had started across tho fields to head the
party il possible. From the occurrence oi
matter. il is strongly suspected that murder
has been committed, Which we presume
will Soon be- known GIN. Enquirer.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
sleeper &n,lcr,

MANUFACTURERS OF
UMBRELLAS. PARAs0LS, &C.
10 l26 maRHf GrEfuf, snuru suH HElow foeBfL
rntLAnELrHIh
| NEl1E the attention al merchants and manu.
mctureH 10 their very aNtguHEai erFauti new
sluak prepared with great rare aud offered al the
iaHagi pasah'e prices iaf eHt,
The principle on which this eauftm "a tslah.
lIshed, Is Ia enusut the mutual interests of their
customers and themselves, hy manufacturing a
good article, selling tat the owaHt price for eash,
aud realizing thaF awn remuneration ia the
amount al sales AVID aHIu, returns
Possessing neNhluHlblu facilities for maualae,
mfa, hey ara prepared 20 supply orders to any
extent, and respectfully solicit the patronage ol
merchants. manufacturers aud draers,
Philadelphia, Pa, July /, lsIfza2
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

TAXING orr Tern ny WAY or RE-
rRsAL,-John y. CLARK, dentist, was ar.
raigncd upon, aud pleaded not guilty to, an
Indictment for constructive larceny. lie
had fitted set Of artificial teeth Tor lady,
aud received his pays but for some other
aud subsequent piece Of work be bad not
been paid, his demand being considered
etorbilani. Under these circumstances he
called upon tho lady to see il her teeth
worked well, and persisted in having them
taken out To be looked at. The lady com.
plicdi the doctor pockctcd the teeth; hcf
friends went before the grand jury, and a
bill for larceny was found - Boston Post.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
H. n. Wovgan,

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTmER.
| As iut oprn,d fresh and splendid assou-
mrut Of new goods Of Coo latest ani most
fashionable styles, which he IL propapd 10 mslu.
hciure ulo every variety Of rcuuamous wearing
apparel lie has also nn a.r1umeut of lluir.
tmvats, lllndkerclois, suspander Sc, lcachcd
and brown domea.cs, plaid lncU ksreys lraa
linen, prints, jeans, a'merl ll1acis, &c., uIl Of
which hr v..l dispose Of 90 accommodating tenn.
Shop iu Sulyaua Hotel
Washington, Nay lg. tsIs..gIy
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

4 negro king, IN Africa, has sent his compli.
ncnls 10 The young queen Of Spain, accompanied
hy a request that her Majesty would forward,
with al practicable expedition, one pair Of mex.
prraiilrs with gold stripe, one coat with very
long tails, d cooked hat with d very long plume,
aud a cane with a very large gold hcnd--"as big
us an orange" Her Majesty despatched the arll.
cl,s to her imperial brother, a. desired
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

CoNcmr,cr- as the lrr1tr Macedonian
wis leaving our shores ior Ireland. with her relief
cargo. wc received the news that the officers and
CROW OF lhc United siairs, the inEair that captured
hrr. haa taken up subscription on tic coast Of
Alca, 'uf ihr same cause, amounting 20 Sb1j;
and Commodore Rard states that il would have
been si larger, but for the nrccssiy OF limiting
the gunrrd.iy %, hB noble lar,. Thus these ships,
once engaged boz desperate conflict with each
other, have NOW jo.ugl in lue same work OF mercy.
SsHdIy Doyaifh
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
Gin 7lamufllciory.

TIME undersigned ary now manufacturers 1.s.-
4 improved COTTON GINS at Mndsn, Ia
aud ore prepared 10 furnish planters With superior
GIu-siauds, umde u0er the 'ale.l and most .ui-
proved plans. They will deliver thc.r Gins nt
any p'luiaion within l2j miles OF llIndcn or bt
Washington, Columbia or Fu'Ion Arkansas, ffee
OF any additional cost Al OrirH from dBiauc.
will be promptly aueni,dio Torony uformau "a
relative to the quality of their 6ius tbcy raicf L,
Gen. G. d Roys,ou, William Cmbtrce or William
Vaughn, llempiead county, or llenry NJ H.
may, .. Strickland and A c. Owens, Lahytrs
county
LACkY 4 SHIELDS
Nnd.u TO-, May ", lsl7-gJ Il
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
.I'OYgd,E

: Hs hereby agtn, thatoa il,e latday Of January,
lslG, skeoulcd my note ia labez 5 smith
administrator OF The rsl#te oi Nofhame 4 NelHan
dec for tho sHm Of sai, nayahe tn sld smith
as admin #ifalur of #aid estate on the 1T iay oI
1Hmlry nal thereafter with ten per cent Interest
tom date Tint aa note has been fully paid
hY mr, Therefore oaaI.Ha a.' psFaas from lfaans
In r4iJ uaIesB# W|#I HHt twice HaY the same.
JOSHUA HOWARD
July %, lsli-32.9W
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

The complaint at Vera Cruz IL, that no
attempt. are made 10 ptcyeniSpanards from
landing and going into the country to head
the guerrilla parties. Several such leaders
have been permitted 10 land aud take up
ann. ngainstus. Thisis only carrying out
the polG policy Of furnishing the enemy
with Santa Annas.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

EXECUTION OF fANNlrs fUorurR,--
We icata Tat as auf llIssaafi volunteers.
au rhcii return home. came through Ter
fllgo, they wiluessal the execution al a
Mexican znauillaeh.ei, who. i was kaaau,
vas uu active PARTISAN ehIel, aud hal
played a conspicuous plh IN the attack,
which we're made IN Americans and The
property If Americans in lhai ncIshlof.
hood. lie was tod that Il ha gave the
names oi his acrampIIccs, aul sgtA u'hel
Information as Wuu'd lead n their arrest
his life would be- spared. To this pfafasi.
ton he Wuuid mol lls'rn; his own lie, hr
saij, was IN the haals Of hIs enemies. be
was prepared to yis.1 1t up, but he could
not conscn, TO beifay bis companions.
lie was Then ,ol to prepare iur death
Taking ont biz iliui aud steel, be- lit d
cigarette and copIiy putting 20, hr walked
ont into ihn plaza 10 submit 90 Li, A'r.
Six soldiers were selected as carcmunrrs,
The Mexican va, frs, turned from The pla
ioon, but be- rcsolulelJ objected, aud wished
10 look death in the face. Nhh an eye
unbanghrd, be .aw the deadly weapon.
raised, ramafkIug that be- had only cue iii,
To lose, whi.c he had taken fprig Ia an,
other instant he ,ppng forward a corpse
one ball penetrating his head, aud ihre,
others his body. Upon examination Of lh,
paper, 'opnd on the dead body, it was dis
covered that the bralhrr Of tic notorious
Canalcs was The victim just executed.
81. Louis RrrtIIc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

MAIL RonBERs We are informed that
tho vigilanl and active Special Agent Of the
Post Office Department, J. u. u. Hale,
has at length succeeded in lcrrcting out
the individual who has been lor some lime
committing dcpredalions on the mails in
the northeastern portion Of Virginia. r.
4. Shckcman, The clerk ol the Postmaster
at Dccffcld, has been arrested and com.
miltcd TO the jail in Rockingham for trial.
We understand u portion Of the money
taken from the mail has been found in his
possession and identified.
A. Dodge, late Postmaster at Frankfort
Mills, Maine, recently arrested Tor stealing
money from the mails at his office, was
convicted on the Goth oi June before the
District Court, and sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment in the county Jail OF Waldo
John p. Chester, Esq, another of the
active agents of Inc Post Office Department,
has succeeded in alfesling John Carpenter,
a gc.dryer on the route from Rockford
to Talladcga, who has oeon committed for
trial al I'uscaloosa.-Unioa.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

John Jacob Aslor has made a colacil to
his will, leaving nearly halfa million Of dol.
lars for the establishment Of a free library
in tho city Of New York.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

The Washington Union can discover
"no evidence Of extraordinary sagaciiy in
Santa Anna" Nor can we. 10 be sure
ho outwiIlod Mr.. Polk, but that's nothing
LouisriNc Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
.V'car Goodgt

T'IE minenb1n hfe now receiving and ou,r.
u ing large aud well i1lIel -ioak of roo.l.
suited to iia market, which h1,s been .oltgtrl
with grrai care, and arc now olifcd to pufcbas,r.
Of aH Tow prices and on as good terms aa lhry CAN
he procured cacWbcn Our Horl. 10 general. com
pft.as staple and Fancy Dy Gi0Is. Hardware.
,wirfy, Hadd'ry, C.dihinE, Hats. raan ard
SN't'' 'fs. Kerry I.lHWarr, Iron, Sts.I. Naas.
y, 1,,,i'i'e.' iinwatoi Carpenter aud Blacksmith
Tools, Groceries, &c, De, g.
4. BLOCK & SON
Washingioa. Al. Apia 20, l8i5.4j.f
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
MaaFp-oa the lith int lllauf I. Buar
10 VI = SfsN 4 llagk

Sllf or lcsrH noNuAHfr's ETAIE=Ihe
beautiful grounds aud m8uHzaH 10 llafiaHioan,
y. J.. H=Iaugns to IL ,f,aiz al lusrpa Napoleon
Blnan#fta, oN,kIaH aI SPAIN Hsfa sald Al suction
ior fIEf9 fiaHHa4H fat as sTH3 d41HH ME
TAamas Nrharls oi rhlldfIpia, was the pur.
chasHf Il j. sail that the building alone cus'
over s61,UUJ. IH- piiui.aHz, sculpture, iurui-
inls. S5, Fn.d AZ mBel lower faies than was au-
lrpsisd, s9mr articles b.ag sod lur hali their
value Tbe plInlHs. brought from S Sl0to s $50
Tau Lions aud q fawn, By Ruirus, sold .5r ihr
larfcsi sam Nativity Of ouf Saviour" By Ra'
phagl Moars. lIssghi S Slnll. The Portrait OF IA
Dog By llaakrus, brought S4i0 Ibe picture
Of Napoleon Crossing tic Alps, by DAVID, ihr
ptopretu. refused 10 pGi up uuigs The sum Of 0A
ihouuul d5'.au Was BID lor H. A. no person
prr,gn, was willing to b0d that sum, il Wa. passed,
uul NiIi Do srll 10 Europe.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
VALUABLE PRoPETY
FOR SALE.

gr{7. THE Subscriber viii sgll on d., most
N2TSs accommodating terms the Plantation
~ now cultivated By him 10 llcmpsieal
-. county, Afh, containing upwards Of
iIifigrn hundred acres, thfrs hundred aud fdy uf
which D. in hirh state uf cultivation. There are
Uu the premises good Stables, corn-cHhl negro
houses. d comfortable dwelling house, kitchen,
smoke holsr. d fine riu boH-r aud p5rss, nnd other
urcer ay buiiugs, al' OF which ARE new and in
tiuc order The tract Of land Is finely watsfrd
by wrlls aad spilgs, bnd is well adapted 10 the
culture Of cotton and small. gain. Tbs place is
regarded u Que Of ibe most healthy aul desirable
locations 10 the southern piu Of Arkansas,
Alsl, that tuutu ui land situated .n Pike county,
Aik., At the crossing Of the liillr Missouri nyrr
on The Military road leading from ldulc Rock to
Washington, containing upwards OF four hundred
acr,s There ate upWards OF one hundred aud
iny acres Of lhl Tract improved. There IL
large two story dwelling house on ths tract.
tan,ylId. fine apple and peach orchard fine spring
water. and n ferry nrrra ihr lfiilc Missouri
river which yields hluifanr profit annually,
This place Is cuutlHrd one 0f ilr ba.t location
lof pula.e h5uao aud stock farm n Che State
Wil also srIl my present residence adjoining
the town of Washington This place Is hand.
samrly improved. and j. situated upon 70 tract Of
land containing thirty acres There is on iAa
place q large aud c0mm'lous dwelling hausr,
fIiUhrn, nnrln housrs, com-cTh, stable, carfiage
house and other necessary buildings, which makes
It one ol the most comfortable and convenient
places for a family residence Ia the vicinity OF
Washington There j. also o acres of excellent
wood Iaud near the place which wIl BE- sold with
il if desired. Asu illr house aud lots In the town
Of Washington lately owned and occupied By the
occupied by me as llw office. The whole Of
The above property w..l he drpa.od Of on the most
reasonable terms lor cash o; exchanged for ouug
negroes.
GRANDSON d. ROYSTON
Wellington, Ah4, May ~, lsli.2G.lm.
1rl'he Banner and Democrat will please copy
ono month g. -. Il
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
BLOCK, BROTHER s. co,

MOULD particularly invite me ladies toe.u
w ahd thHmue their beautiful a..srm,pi of
Iuenn Nhia Stripes and Robes.
l'rinici and Painted Mu.l.ns.
hns'in Gnglam, plain and s,r,psi.
bingham, Fancy Handkerchief.
bonncis' Ribbons, Laecs, Eigiue7, e,e., ,,e.
Also to their fplcnd.d assortment ol Sisr,of su
Minds and quiiiics 1''
Fulton, May !, 1874
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

LARGE WoMAN.-A woman recently died in
this town, whose weight was upwards Of three
hundred pounds Her coffin measured lhiHy-two
inches IN width, and was so large that the corpse
had to be taken out OF the house TO be placed In il,
neither the diors or windows being wide enough TO
admit il QuipcH Mass, Patriot
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

Anrgro man in Clarke county, Virginia,
has been fund guilty OF M attempt 10 poi.
son a white family, Lni his punishment is
-sale in the South. When did Viz.
gna make the South her penal colony
In what part Of the constitution is that
righl accorded 10 heil
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
lrEMpERANcE MEErlNl..

A nesting of The citizens Of this nlaee was
hed at the Methodist Church on saturday, the
lilh inst, for the purpose OF afsau.E1g a frm-
prmnea Society for the county OF liemfsitad.
Hon II. 7, Poindekter, was ealled 10 the eliaifl
aud $ L Sanders appointed secretary.
The object Of the meeting was then explained
by iha ehaiman IA a few brief aud psltlnaut re-
maras, ailsr which pop containing Tie Hifags
af ialaI ahshHsafz was oiltfaI to the meeting,
and it Raz sgnad hg twenty even persons. The
mr,iaE Was then addressed IA feeling aud ap.
papHals mauuel by nrs jet aud AllehHl aud
also by lahn " Cooke, Esl
Il Was then fHzasra, That a committee Of
dine hH appointed IA dlit a constitution for the
saeIfly aud report Al i.ir next meeting. anl pnL
lolt aaa Mlcael and james 6lsIn, E#I. were
app1.nlrd siId committee.
II rs further u#alfld, Tint lls meeiing ad.
i6nfu ia meet gl tie fbuu.haHze .H lhis riaee uu
saturday tie sih aag OF Aasasi at 10 o'clock ia
ibe maa.ns, at winch time tie committee aiofc.
said Wi ffpoH the Constitution lar tie sae.eiy 10
the meeting. Sana adlresfz may BE- expected.
The reafIa Of tie county ate earnestly invited 10
attend
s. T. SANDERS. SCI,
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
Dissolution OF Pnrtmcrship,

I'llE paHnerhip heretofore existing between
the undersigned ia tho practice OF law, was
on ibs day ds4oIyrdby mutual consent
GRANDSON D. RONSTON,
JOilN ". COOKE.
Washington, Arb, june "a, lsl7-2s-im
o. Democrat md Gazette will please copy one
month.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
Education.

f'llE st#fa...s 10 tie Mnasa Female ssmi.
nary gli be resumed on The fifl Monday
Of AurHaI. under the dfHllion of It. iomer Pm.
s|pal, Ms BsSE. NJ SgAtB HiIii continues ia
iho Music Department ltpimp1fianl that pupils
shauIi be Va attendance ai the commencement
Muian, Ia, J1.y lO, Is-3l-3N
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
Eol. !NnIe Oh. Rclrf.

fINllE well known Caoss kr,s Tavern, situated
In the most eligible part OF Fulton. aud ni
present occupied by Mr. hay, j. offered for sale or
rent on accommodating terms. il application b.
made suoa. Possession given hy the lui Of Au-
gust. Iof terms upply tn
BLOCK RNO & Co., Fulton, or
A. BLOCK & son, Washington.
June 20. lslf.9g.n
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

O.TThc mother Of Edwin Forest, the
American iragcdian, died recently at Phil.
adclphia, at the advanced age Of IS.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
NOTICE.

4 L. persona having drafts accepted on me
~ by Capt j. A. l. Norman, may probably
have the same puU, By presenting them to Mr.
Geo. o. nntl. Bntts Hotel, Washington.
SAMUEL MOORE
III. al, t4t4
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

The Orleanian Is the title Of a new daily
paper recently established in New Orleans.
1t is printed in French and English,
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
EOR SALE.

V7llE large two story frame bnIIilng loo Wash
4 ngton, at present occupied by Capt Cobb,
will be sold ut a bargain f application bo made
soon, either to
JOHN S. SPENCE, or
A. BLOCK & SON
July 130-3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
10 Planters.

FH'HE uudsrgncd having been sn,o.pi, 4
agents iof ihe sale Of }lt Jo.cpb q. Cm.b,'.
Cotton nlns,wli scrp supply on hand f,r ~
ai their Ware House lu Fulton, 81 alI .igs. md
description, Which they arc auih'a1ed DO warrant
70 give entire saisiari.rl 20 ihe purrhr.r.- r.
Persons in want OF Cotton GINS ure f,qee,fp.y
invited TO coil ani csBmnr them.
BLOCK, BROTHER & 60.
Iuton, June q, l~l5.2s-tf
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21

Mr.. Kennedy, who was so severely in.
iurcd in the late riot at Carlisle, Pa, has
since died.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
Far Tho Telegraph
T % or

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And art thou hriel How wildly beats my heart
Agln thu shinest, my une,nuded slaH
Aud laie, which once, rtmurselrss, hade Us part
brings hope, JOY, transport Pray dear how's
your maj
Still dosi thou love met Are those feelings warm,
As IN the sunny days when inst We mt
Has gante love survived the wreekiug storm,
Thal all our fat inta the lite upset.
f0udY | loved thee then-as landly now
Mar not my bliss by one dslIaeling doubt.
List 10 my tale of lafu-lny whispered yowl
say d#aTgst-'Does your mother kuuW you're
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I've thought upon thee ia my dreamy haafs
The songs We loved, how oltsn have | sung.
Love cheers the darkest day that ever lowers
Hop ever WhaPefs-"Go Col whilc you're yonug'
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