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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-24
commissioners sale Of

Comm Is.iancr's sale Of
REAL ESTiTE .2ND SL.7YES.
I)S virtue OF decree pronounced the suit OF Norvel
ID y al Vs. Paucson \ al, by the count, Court Of Am
hcrs the i2h January, lSis, the undersigned APP
ined Commandment sell the AID aud Slaves in the
bill mentioned aud In pursuance nj ihr decree, lac Offers tor
sale ri,a'os, the IkAt Oi LAND, in Amherst county,
containing
isl AZ ACRES,
Which Fayo,a II Norscll resides. II 10 Distant
from iyuchbaig about six miles and nd ns the Lands
Of Edmund Ntuson, Sylvester Burlud, md others
II good Mil ard nacsm,h's shop, snd b
watcrcdb s Fawn creek From EIGHTY la ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES cleared, the balance " OOD LAND
Some EIGHT TEN ACRES might DO rendered 6rsrais
meadow M, wishing 10 purchase will be shown the
premises by Mr.F II. SoNoli.
JER.NS.
One fourth o the purchase money Ia cash. the balance In
,ce euual sainets ot six twelve and eie t.sn m,nhs,
Ion which bois with god personal security III be required,
and the tile the land itself withheld until the payments
made liz also Offers, at private sale, credit s ss
months,
SErEN STATES,
consisting Of aud ehdrcnj the purchaser giving
nrgo notes aisi ey endorsed and made payable At
one OF the Banks in l.,nehbnfg
Any wishing 10 purchase the Land or Negroes,
quosed 70 address me at l.ynehbutg-
Jan2 Is WIN, u. ROANE.
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InE CAMBRIA ARRIVED

The only news weseo brought by the lale Steamer l.,
contained IN tho following 'rlrgrorhic despatch to the
Ia s4il DO seen thu, the prieo Of Flour had ad-
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NY WIN ]. willis.
Books. EsG0ks!! IsOOkS

NJ .1LCIIO.N
On Monday night commencing al early rsndis isks.
will sell my Store Main Street large and gsacs-
al ussartnent ot )upks. consisting in part
Milton and Godsmi,l's Petite works bvund IN
Morocco. gat edged
Oeeannica. t,llirs, Gray and Brsi,ie. do. d.
Llyra Of The Generals & 2 different Linds.
Bibles. general assortment,
Forpe ms not, spleedid gilt edged with cases.
CAMS Dnmes,ic Medicine.
Poorly aud Prose. by Morris and Willis,
Combc's plucnolgy aud Rough x Ready sung
Book.
Walker on Beauty md O,d'sa Of Lore,
Uayleis G ames and { anis
Lie Of Patr,.t Henry IN 2vyls com. lsie,
Niekinny's 5UDo Recipes,
Tales of tho Ocean.
Lille Of Lord Byrou IN Fefss and Prose.
Shakspcares works.
Makers Dictionary and varloua Others nnmcr-
~. to enumeraie and viii be added general assurt-
ment Of Gold md Silver Watches God Pens, Breast
Pins Slides Hearts. Pocket Knives, Be-, all which
will he sold without limit Ia close cousign-
ments The attention o he Trade il respectfully solicit
ed the above sile. WIN. J. WILLIS.
Jan DIT Aur,ionecS.
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CLOVER SEED.

Oh BUSHELS Mountain Cosar Seed, clean and
sDy Tree from all impure Seed For sale by
Jan 2i--s JNO. c. McCJANAUAN
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mo OIs.U.S.N' " MIR 1E.v.,

mo OS.u.1.V ~ MIR TE.v,
GrOcers ana Comm issiom McrcinOnts.
VutNE returned 10 the Old Ssnd onc DOOR below
i i Liberty Ware House, whore they will Keep con-
siantly ON hand well selected Stock Of
Groceries, Liquors, DOnncstiCs, &c.
Their House having been recently repaired and enlsr
pcd they prepared u receive snnslg ii
Country prlduce and hope 10 receive share Of sbo
Patronage MOOKMAN l. MARTIN.
Jan 2A-,s
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Trust sale Of Valuable Property

rUNU STIF Oh V0TlI1U1C I'fOVCEvy
10y virtue Of deed OF Trust, executed On The 10Th
- da, Of July, 1912, by Andrew {. Elliott and r..
A. Elliot, the undersigned Tie trustee therein named,
will proceed Oh Tuesday, tho 22nd Frbrusry. tS46, be-
iorche Market House in the own Of Lynchbarg, cell
BY public auction The following
vWlMNbfe $iHreS
to wit; one Negro man named Merchant, ono named
Pcyton, named Doctur. one nsntd Randolph, our
named Andrew. named Billy, uGe named TON, one
named Africa. one named George also. all Tho
Presses, screws and Fixtures,
used in the Tobacco Factory lately cupied By Elliot
and Brother
TERMS.--1o defiay the expenses Of The trust, tho
sum OF about 5000 will be required 10 he paid III cash.
Under the provisions Of tie deed the cIeJors Of Apdrs
e. and Ro A. Elliott, named therein vii lie entitled to
offset then claims agan the purchase money for any
property hnugh by lhcm.
Jan "A -t22F RICH TIRFE Trustee
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q. ". Mckinney.
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Governor Reynolds. Of M.

oAt4 of JEFFERSON, Dec. go, 1917.
mR JOHN PRIoE-sir Some time last spr,
~, you dld me the honor ofsending me = bn,l
ne OF your ''TEXAS TOMIC.m Ifcams n w.,
oPPoftqnely, for my wife had been labor;nn q q.
some 'lme with a arrangement Of stomncI W :
tGrPlq liyer, with diseased skin,-sbe immo !
ula.ely commemorate its use, and has fonna uos.
considerable relief, SO much so that sbe Jrs;ro
Two more bottles. If you can send # ~ ne
nouse OF J. q G. Walsh, St Louis. thew ,v IN
receive II and pay for it for me. Yonr ;n WI
uarse attention will greatly oblige YOUR OBJ.
Tn. REYNOLDS,
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EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES.
From President Honston.
CIrr oF HrsrnN. al Mar

CRY OF HUsToS, IA, May 1914.
ny the occasional use of your Bitters within
lhe last year lin all not amounting to one bot
slel | an satisfied mat my general healty has
not been as good il is a, present within the
last seven years.
4, have in several cases, witnessed the use
81 a portion Of what had on hand, by others
10 cases olHead Ache and Deranged Digestion
and IN no case have | known il 10 fail in DIV
ing almost immediate relief. Nv opinioS Is
50 favorable of the medicine, that I Mn keen
a supply on hand for family use. With con-
s'dera'ons Of regard, | am yours, sincerely.
SAN HoUSroH.
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Sp'ts Turpentine.
Just Received.
INs0LvENT NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Leake county, IS,
~ NE matters Of the estate Of JOIN B
FORESTER deceased.
VIE Said estate having been decIar.
Cd i%naolvent BY the Probate Conr,
Of SAID county. Therefore ali persons
holding claims against said estate are
hereby notified 70 file the the same, pro.
osted according to law, with The Clerk
q sald Court by the FIRST day Of Janna.
~, 4. y. l8l9, OF else they will forever
q barred. +. r HAbFoRD, Clerk.
carthage, May 8, le48. 35-6m
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- W. Hin, ESQ, [qf Dick & Hill OF
NEW ORLEANS. TAN 90 1oAo 7

Az :" WILLIAMS, JAN. Y, IB43,
NA. JOHN PIcE:-I have for the last three
years used your "Texas Tonic.n Previous
20 mat time was subject to Sick Hea5scSa.
slnce commenced the use of your Tonic
mdve oeen entirely free, and | have no donb,
@nere the medicine used as a bitter tw;ce !
week, would prevent the most Of The diseases
81 the south, particularly Chills, which b@ve
known the Tonic to effect a cure Of Nv 49,
nsli q wine glass full. So well am / satis6sS
o. lts efficiency, wish you to prepare me !
oemllohn Of i for ma plantation. tWisbina
{oul meoictne may prove that benefit to thss
human family that am shure it will. YonTs
II. r. w. .HnI.
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rae sTATE or MrssIssIppr.

Madison( By tho Probate Courtof said County
County,5 at the March Term, l848.
VIE estate Of Villain Hoy, deceas.
ed, having been reported to, and
declared by said Court to be insolVent.
Not &c is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate of said
deceased, to present the same to the un.
derslgned, on or before the LIST day Of
October next, or their claims will be
barred.
BY order OF the Court.
]. t. CAMERON, CIR.
Canton, March rs, ls4S. 28-6m
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Isaiah ?. FuIIer ESQ, Metehanl. n .

r NV ORLEANS, April "a. IRA
Joen Htee-Dear sir-From the extroord;
nary reliet that have received from the nso
q your Texas Tonic,n after having labossJ
nearly hfteen years under an affection ~ ny
LIVER Constipation Of the Bowels. Indioss,; "ae
ana general debility, feel constrained 10 W.
p1mnena the use Of it to the public. / know
yo,. iahgaage strong enough to use in its "a
respectfully, = lIselI; Years
- -. lf-ly
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DR.. VIM. b. Keene.

your Texas Tonic is the most agreeable me.
ulclne have ever used to relieve the bowels
promoting their peristalic motion. Ihave tried
II M IN cases OF Agne and Fever with success
ne hagpy combination Of ingredients form.
Apg the Tonic will always insure its success.
VIM. B. KEENE.
ITunyslvania Place, La. March 81. 8
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Ex-Governor RunueIs. y

JOHN PEieE, Esq Sir;-Haviag used uvsslf
ana ~ my family, several bottles Of .PRTCFS
FdIENT TEXAS TO&TC,n and bavipg -.
experienced much benefit from it I take 5le.s-
ure IN recommending it to the public as vnl.
uaoie family medicine. Respectfully,
II. G. RUSy1rs.
Galveston, Dec. 90, 1916.
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Constipation,

Listen one moment and don't crack yoursmiles,
Perhaps already it's brought on the Piles,
The latter is cured, the former relieved,
Youhl feel like a criminal Just been reprieyed,
Augmenting the quantity, more or less,
my medical card will fully express.
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Chronic Headache and Asthma.

One spoonful ofTonic, Drink Sassafras Tea.
Warm battle the feet, high up to the knee;
wrap round a blanket ten minutes or so,
And learn what the TEXAS TONIC can do
The skin soft as the dew on the flower,
The Patieet relieved in less than an hour.
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James R. skyIes, q Borlinr c..

Effects OF one bottle for dyspepsia /
:. LOUISVILLE KY, April. l74e
pear Siri-I am in Louisville, to The sur.
Prise 81 my intimate friends, aud moi less 70
myself ! think ! could have sold 81 Or ln0
oot.ies lot Prices Patent Texas Tonic 4
fong Perod Of Ill health well known u mo
aIlenos' and my, sudden restoration-for mar
.! 49, strikes them forcibly. Tell the pronp;'
~, Y makes me agent for the State ~
sincerely, ISwes p foufs
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Baroness.

N cheer up your spirits don't look SO shy,
II husbands ashamed, a servant can buy
IA three weeksoI so! perhaps not so soon,
Gaze with delight on the beautiful moon;
1our eyes become bright-your heart filled
with Joy,
Good prospects in yiew-a Girl or a Boy.
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Dysnepsia.

One ounce will open the eyes Of a man,
neil buy one bottle! and Try il again;
ais lalth becomes strong, confidence sure!
One other bottle may certainly cure.
Ills taken-his mind relieved from the blues!
And nature assumes her beautiful hues.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Madison County.
~ the Probate courtor said County, a
the Juno Term, ls48.
ME estate Of Holland Webb, decd.
having been reported to. and do
eIared by said Court 10 be insoIve r'
voice Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased to present the same 70 the nm.
qeFsigned, on or before the lst dov ~
barred, "'S VIII be
ny order Of The Court.
Canton, June is, '48, 4o Lax Z
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g. ". HENDERSON, Agenh.
Chill and Fever.

MAJOR Gooch tried single ounce wall
GuTrd two cases the very frst trial;
however, my friends TO max tie thing sure,
One bottle at least ten cases will cure.
4 large dose before the Chill comes on,
One halt Cat night when the Fsver is gone.
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Noble, March, 1916. !

~. q. Church. N"e' % We
New ORLEANS, April 8 l847.
MIR JoHN PElcE-sir:-I have great pleasure
~ assuring you, thar after some exner iaDco -
.ne character Of TEXAS TONIC. I feel an
Inoflzed 20 give it my devided opinion ,So,
as q preventative Of disease and an aIter,,;vo
me1lclne, It is not excelled by any prensrot;on
o. human skill that has fallen IN nv wsv' aDd
g wishing you success in disposing Of tbis nv"
meme consider myself as indaIping n az az
o P"yllanthroPy. VIM. WINANs.
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/. Madison County,
By the Probate Court of said County
April Term, l848.
VIE estate Of Sarah S. Rawlings
deceased, having been reported to
and declared by said Court to be insol.
vent. Notice is hereby given to al
persons having claims against the estate
q SAID deceased, to present the same to
the undersigned, on or before the Isl
DAY q November next, or their claims
will be barred.
BY order OF the Court.
j. T. CAMERON, CIR.
Canton, April Is, 1S4s. 3l-6m
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Bishop Andrew, Of M. n n

have for some time past been in the bobi,
OF frequently using Prices Patent Texas Tonic
ana believe it to be a valuable medicine !
nave found 1t to act finally on the bowels. and
! 'nlak also on the liver. In cases Of indiges-
'lon have used it with good effect.
Noble, March. 1845 H@"N' - ANDREW
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NEW BOOKS.

PREsCoTT's Conoys,,
Napoleon and his Marsha.
Washington and his Gens,,,.
BAL Banoroft's History Of +. Sl a'
Theirs French RovoIu i s'''
F = y Chronicles,
SMoCauley's MisceIlanies,
Simpsons IN Journey Round Il.
Life Of Paul Jones, y
l Rev Sidney Smiths works,
Charlotte Elizabeth worE,
De Aubigne's History Of M
nation, Nj
Dicks Works,
p Z? EIegantE1tpcts,
History of Oregon and Gallon
Wilson's American History
passo's Jerusalem Delivered,
philosophy Of Magic,
Omoo, by Melville,
Dictionary OF PoelicaI Quotstml
The OPAL for l848,
Inc Amaronth for l848,
friendships Offering for lsIs.
Homer's Iliad,
Homer's Odyssey,
hush on the Voice,
Kame's Elements Of Criticism
Darby's Gazetteer,
Porlour Letter Writer,
Paul and Virginia,
Robinson Crusoe,
~" illustrated,
th Cortez and Pizarro,
Vicar of Wakefield,
and Merton,
Transatlantic Tour, Dana,
Il ydropatby, or the Water Cure,
ANALOGY.
Table Talk,
Guide,
J'lsraeli's Novels,
The Alps and tie Rhine,
Denuison, by Mrs HoHan
3eauchamP, by James,
he Inheritance, by Miss s, Fer
The Castle of Ehrenstein, by Jan
Tales OF Woman's Trials, by Ms
\ Simple story, by Mrs. Inchbal
5lnq Mars, by Count de Vigny,
he Ladies' Work Box Compant
Self Instructor in Mi
Complete ConlectioD
ust rect ived and for sale BY
E D WARD 4
November 90, 1847.
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10 Physicians and House
heeDera-

49, have Just received 4 s,nnlv a.
BURR0WE'S BEST sUpER.
FINE, A, No. !, MUSTARD, warrant.
e equal, 4 not superior, to any ii the
hnrrowe's Fine Mustard.
an excellent article for ,ha ,ahIs
medical purposes These mastnr N 81 y
no communication but d single trial.
Aneg may always be found II he
PRIEsrLEY Y MosBY.
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{ 6 q 9 6 q

FkICh's PATENT TEXAS TONIC.
NoiOriaI certificate Dith each Package
Females ii delicate health, peerless
Chai and FsBer, Constipation of The
Booels, Chronic Headache, Asthma,
Vertigo, ga.
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august Z, I847.
DISSOLUTION

Z ME q. partncrship heretofore \
ing in this city under ihe "
Gilmore 8. Henderson was dissolve
the 18th uItimo by the death q lonl
Gilmore. Pinckard & HendeIs0o |.
charged with the settlement Of 100
ness Of the late concern and are ~
rised to use the name in liquidalIoaa,
L. F. HENDERSSu \,
Surviving Pft''
New Orleans, July /, l04h
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THE JACKSONVILLE NAIL
THN VERNON MAIL
POST OFFICE HOURS.

F-0hce open every day, except Sunday,
during business hours, and on Sunday from
Eight 10 Nine O'clock, "A. VT. only.
VIM. PRIESTLEY, P. N.
June 5, l847.
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Che E9Itaalg8lnnf GreoIe

Ghg 5Sttsstg8tppt Greole
Is PUBl1suED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
By JOHN N. MONTGOMERY,
~ Taree jlllars a year, il paid within one
month from the tinle OF subscribing. If not
Pai within that time, at Five dollars a year,
due, and will b. sued for, in ali cases, at the
expiration Of the month.
Advertisement inserted at ono dollar per
slalre, payable on the first insertion, and will
D. su3l Tor immediately ii not paid. Yearly
Advertising as heretofore.
Artlelss Il a p%srsoaaI nature, whenever ad-
mitteA will b charged A. the rate Of Two
dollars for every ten lines for each insertion.
Political c~ircalars Or public addresses, for
the 5saeit Of individual persons or companies,
will BE- charged as advertisements, and at the
same rates.
Announcing Candidates for office, SO.
All Job Work must be pafd for on delivery.
Postage on letters must be paid, or they will
not be attended to.
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IMPROVED GIN sTANDs.

IMPROVED GIN STANDS.
THIS summer received a consign.
mont Of Messrs. Carver, Washburn
q Co IS new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which am selling at 1915 per
saw. A few OF these stands we're re.
ceiyed here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
to purchase will do well to call and ex-
anime previously TO purchasing else
where.
P. 0'DONNELL, Agent,
YazOo City, Mss.
September 10, ls47. 2-tf
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Co-PARTYERsHIP

TNHE undersigned have this sai |
ISOLATED themselves under lps
of Pinckard & Hendeis son, 70 conoa
General Commission Business, an' /.
.lIciF iron the friends Of the laa !
Germs Of Gilmore q Henderso.
George M. Pinckard, a contlppa.I
the confidence hitherto bssl0'''
them.
&c. M. PINCEARs1Or
L. F. HENDBRSV"s.
New Orleans, July !, l84a !"
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To SPortsnlie,,

WE have on hand a superior ar,iclo
q POWDER, Shot, Lead and Per-.
SuSS'On OaPs' and for sale low by
June 9. "oRrHY y Co.
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAIL s
AT CANTON MISS.
Il COLUMRUs MAUI
THE MAIL

BENTON AND YAZOO CITY MAIL.
Is due, Daily Except Monday BY az. M.
Closes, Daily except Monday at A. u.
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MARCH of Intellect.

Extract from a newly married lady, who
had finished her education at a fashionable
boarding school. Il was written to an old school
mate.
81 was married ten weeks ago. Me and
my dear husband has moved into the country,
two miles from an hour. We have no market
to go 10, but have to buy in our provisions by
the bari. My fnrnlchere is, much finer than
most Of my neighbors. My husband and me a
gree very well-as yet we have had no quar-
rel, and in most things he thinks as do, |
allow l done vol in marring, Tor we are mut-
chuall happy. Him and me could live forever
together, and neither give the other a misbe-
holden word, etc. II. W.
P. ST. have not looked into a book since
my wedding day. Ny husband is the world
to me, If | can please him, nothing else
shall trouble me.
What times We used to have at Mrs. RS
boarding schol! Such labor a studying Latin,
and logic, and algebry, and music! nevcr
could see the use Of it,
| edvise you to get shut Of your single bless
ness as soon as you can. How friglttuIly old
maids ISL Write me at the FIRST opportuni-
ty."
The Seminole Indians in Florida.
1t appears by the following extract from a lat
ter dated New Smyrna (Florida) November 8
and published in the Tallahassee Sentinel THAT
theseminoles remaining IN Flarida are encroacb
ing on the white ~stllers, and causing much
uneasiness. The writer says:
Ilearn that Mr.. Burnham, the representa-
tive elect from St. Lucie county, tina. a party
Of Seminole Indians, under a kinsnan Of the
famous Billy Bow legs, have very recently
moved from the interior Of the State, and es-
lablished themselves on Indian river. Their
settlement is only one mile and a half from
Mr.. Burnham's house, where they are nos
burning the country preparatory to plant
ing.
They have brodght their wives and chill
dren, and a part Of their stock, and seem de-
termined to make q permanent settlement,
They profess to come from the klssimme,
whore they have an abundance Of corn, rice,
hogs, negroes, &c. and say they have never
regarded tho boundary established by the Cow
ernment, but always lived north Of that inc,
in the white territory. They say farther, that
they never consented 10 dispose Of their lands
and move west Of the Mississippi, and up 10
lhis time they have put AZ defiance tie law
combining them 70 a particular section Of lhc
State. Mr.. Barnham did not know the nulp-
Der that had settled in his moi glborhood, bat
he. has seen as many as sixteen warriors
at one tins. Mr.. Burnham represents the
white settlers as being very FESTIVE under this
new stage Of ~thlngs--aot that they aPprehend
any immediate difficulty, but that i will plli-
matoly break up their settlement, should the.
Government attempt to force the ladlans 70
leave the place, and keep within the bounds
prescribed FOR them; OF should heNhe allow-
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10 UNMARRIED LApIEs.

ADVICE T0tuNMARRtED LADIES.
Found among the MSS Of a late Downgcr.
IL you have blue eycs-languish.
If black eyes-leer.
II you nave pretty feet-wear short petti-
coats.
If you are'the least doubtful as to that poiRt
let them be rather long.
If you have good teeth-don't forget 10
laugh now and then.
lfyou have bad ones-yop must only shipper
While you 'areyoung--sit with your face
to the light.
When you are a little adsanced--slt with
your back to the window.
II you have a had voice-Always speak in o,
low tone.
Ifit is acknowledged that you have fine
voice--nevor speak in a high one.
II you dance well-dance bnl seldom. y as.
If you dance il--never dance at oil.
If you sing well-mnke no previous exCu ses.
If you sing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nota mo.
ment when you are asked, for few persons are
competent judges Of singing, but every one is
sensib g Of a desire to please.
lin conversation you think d person wrong
rather hint Of a difference Of opinion, than
offer d contradiction,
If you find o person telling an absolute false
hood--Iet it pass over in @lence, for it is not
worth your while to make any one your enemy
by proving him a liar.
1t is always in your power to make a friend
by smiles-whut a folly to make enemies by
frowns.
When you have an opportunity to praiss-dOit
with all your heart.
When You are forced to blame--appear, al
least, to do il with reluctance. 9a
If you are envious Of another w%omau--peye
show 1t but by allowing her every good quail
ty and perfection except those which she really
possesses.
If you wish to let the world know sou arc
in love with a particular mun-lreat him with
formulity, and every one else with ease and
freedom.
II you are disposed to be pettish or %insolent
Iii is better TO exercise your i'll humor on
your dog, your cat, or your servant, than your
friends. M g.
If you would preserve beauty-rise early.
If you would preserve esteem--be gentle.
If you would obtain power-be condescend-
ing.
II you would live happy-endeuvor to pro-
mote the happiness oil others.