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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25

Any person who will bring to this officesatis
factory proof that any wing, newspaper has ar
flor, GHAr-gHE spo1Ls DON'T BELONG TO THE VIC
!ross; shall be suitably rewarded ,--Roson Pos
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25

IL AT last accounts from New Orleans the1
was prospect that the principal crevasse woul
be closed in five or six days. The river wa
falling, and the water in the streets slowly RI
ceding.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25

New potatoes were selling in the Washington
market, on Thursday, at the very moderate price
|ot S6 per bushe while those of last years growth
|wMere not to be found at any price. So says the
Republic.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25

AN OH sTowE,-The town of Alexandria, Va
will be one hundred years old on the 18th July
1919. 1t is contemplated by the Alexandra
to celebrate the occasion in a becoming manner
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25

EARLY VEGETABLEs.-The Edenton IN. C
Sentinel speaks of having been presented with
llne ripe Watermelon, a few roasting ears, rip
and cucumbers.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25
CHOLERA PREvENT1yEs.-.-The following NOT

/ CHOLERA PREvENTIvEs.- The following notice
shas been published by order OF the Sanatory Com
Ssmlttee OF New York. under the sanction of the
Medical Council Be temperate in eating anc
aadrinklng. Avoid raw vegetables and unripe
Sru1t Abstain from cold water, when heated
Sand above all from Ardent Spirits, and if habi
Shave rendered them Indispensable, take mucl
sess than usual. Sleep and clothe warm. Dc
snot sleep Or sit in draught of air. Avoid get
st1ng wet, Attend Immediately to all disorders Of
sthe bowels. Take no medicine without advice
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Steamer America has arrived at her wharf
! with seven days later news from Europe. The
British parliament in tattering terms, (who
wants their attery y had alluded to the conduct
Dot the American government, in reference TO the
search for Sir John franklin, a lost navigator
A new Cabinet had been formed in the French
aRepublc, and President Bonaparte had delivered
This message. He takes review of the important
events which have taken place in Europe during
The past year. The Hungarians were concentra-
sting their forces, and accounts Of a tremendous
battle were looked for. 1t is reported that the
sKing of Sardinia had placed his army at the dis
lposal Of the Hungarians- report wants con-
adrmation. Hostilities had not recommended in
Rome, but General Gudinot had denounced the
Iarmistice. The Pope still insists upon being re-
stored to temporal power Mezzini, Roman
leader, says, awe shall show fight to the last a.
lgainst all projects of restoration"
The Frankfort Parliament has determined tc
exercise its. influence to form Republic after
The French model Ito be composed OF Baden
|Niftemburg, Rhenish Bavaria, &c.
The crops in England and Francerweres grow.
ling finely.
The sentence ofdeaih on the State prisoners
lin Ireland had been commuted to transportation
flor life, Awful restitution pervaded that un
happy country. In some instances the famish
ling were eating the dead bodies of human be-
|ings,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25
CINCINNATI. June 10.

CINCINNATI, June f9.
hencontre i" Madison Comty-Rumor that Cas-
saus NJ. Clay is not Dead.
1t is now reported in this city that Cassius M
lClay was not killed during the rencontre in Madi
|son county. The last intelligence we hear from
HIM is, that there is probability of his recover
ing. The death of Mr.. Turner is confirmed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25

The charcoal porters and vendors in Londol
have entirely escaped the cholera. Charcoalis al
absorbent OF various impurities and powerful
'antiseptic.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25

CALIFORNIA GOLD is coming in abundance
In addition to the $4,000 brought by the Lex
ngton, and already at the mint, and the $1,000
300 on board the Crescent City, at New Orleans
we learn also that the barque Hecla arrived a
Havana on the 30th ult. from Chagres, with tel
passengers and about 100000 in gold dust from
California.-S.ua
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25

E-r THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE seem
Ito be busy at work. Last week, the members
were engaged on the subject oft the public reve,
|nue--the pasdoning power of the Governor-nev
counties, justices, sherias &c. The amend
nent to the election law, SO as to keep the polls
Iopen but one day, was lost-so the law remains
las it is.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25

"NO ENEMIES TO PUNISH. n--THos Mel
9soN, Esq, Collector Of the Port of Richmond
1 has been removed to make room for Mr. c. F
lflgg, stranger, comparatively, to the Richmond
people, but a brawling Taylorite. Mr.. w. c
IRives tried to save Mr.. Nelson from prescription
but the :'no-party" President and his cabine
would not hear him.
RICHARD McRAE, the captain of the Petersburg
(Canada) Volunteers, has been removed from
the office of Collector of the Port of Petersburg
TO make room for some supple tool Of Genera
Taylor,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-12
Enlargement.

u Necessity knows no law-and the poor
Printer, being SO greatly favored by ud-
vertising patrons has the the pleasure OF
announcing to his readers that the BAN,
NER is enlarged. Statesmen have found
it expcdient 10 enlarge The confines Of our
Republic and with it, lis BANNER, TO keep
up with tho "spirit of The times" follows
suit. The paper OF today contains SEW
EN- AND HALE columns Of reading matter
!. more than the last issue. In our next
should not the Presidents message cx-
cludc it, we purpose publishing an origi-
nal tale entitled "Taking the Wrong
PATH" and we will cndcavor 10 furnish II
like one in each Of our subscqucn. issues.
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ORH,H1 -JARYo

Dicd, on Thursday the 29,h ult, CATH
fItlNt', roiic nj L late John w. Jones of
tins ;ows 'n>hcr 81 year.
D,e'on Fridaytii. 9TH inst Col THOMAS
). WIDER, an OF and respected citizen Of
this District.
Del, on Sa;urd Y, S,h inst, Mrs. MARY,
cnnsot of ANTHcSY WHITE. and daughter
OF The Rev. Hartv ell Spain, EsQrs., after
long and severe mess.
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seRr r
SOUTHERN CoSvENTIoN.--Ho,h houses of
the Legislature met on Friday evening last
at Co!umba2in reference to this important
subject. The. following resolutions were
adopted:
ReSpllcd, That We regard with feelings of
lively satisfaction the late movcmcn, in Ms
sissipi', III defence oi the rights aud interests
OF The South, and hail it with Joy as ,lIe first
| step towards that "i!rin, united. and conc crtcd
action among the Southern States which a
sense OF their common danger impcriously de-
nlands."
ReSn'rrH, That the Recommendation of the
State OF Mississippi, Of a southern Convnn-
ton To br held al Nashville Oh the ii,s, Mon.
day i'll Jurc next, should be cordially embrace
cd by The Whole South, that by common couu-
CHS we may avert the common ca!nilrs m
pending over US, Though the action of the
General Government, driven ON by the lust
"i power, finl he fell spirit Of fanaticis,r.
RcsDltm, That, for the purpose OF carving
out The Recommended iui.; ni The pcnplcoi Mis-.
s'ssippi, it is cXprd.cn, that, in Legislative
! caucus, we should nominate four dcicratcs
| to represent the State at large in the cou"cn-
ton proposed To he held in Nashville
RcSOirc6, That, still further To cary out
The recommendations OF the people o the
1
State ct Mississippi, wc respectfully recon-
mend to The people t" this State to meet to-
gcthcr on the LIST Monay IN April next, in
The various Parishes and districts oftlc State.
I" nominate rs many delegates as they have
members OF the Legislature, to meet on the
first Monday IN May succeeding. at some
ccn'ral and convenient pom, III their respect
ivc congressional districts; then and there To-
nominate tw" delegates 10 rcprcsen, Gael,
congressional district III the State IN the uru
posed convention.
R"mirci Tla, entertaining sincere de-
SIR" To cooperate with uur SISTER States uI The
>n'i'!! ~ any movement Which they NAV
deem necessary for The cnu.n,n roo, ana
having entire CGnii !cnrr in .hc wisdom, m
ic"riiv, and ilrnnn"~$ o! :iic Southern peoplr
when assembled III sad Convention, we crl
ani express AZ ii;,ri,,.In;r confidence that
hr people "i III" : ni,. n' :Snuil, Carolina
VIII Yield faithful aul mnti!nrIlinr s,.nnr, lo
any measure "h:.!! .LI Convention my re-
cu:ulic::l.
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G::N. CLlyrH.--Ihc Savannah Georgian,
n''icnG Tie death o! the late Gen. Clnch,
remarks:
''rh< gcnl'rnn ;ur many years an nil rr
III the tnnci S;a;CS Army. Ic served wi;h
hl-h dI>'Gucti"m III lSl2, and WAS rcta.nr
as Il cu!ont! upon The reduction "f The army
At It's &!"s" s"pn acquired a br,.vcl as br!.'.-
dl":- general, and w';h tht; rauk com i;nlcl
n Florida N i>;') an! 6, a, The commence
ncnt ni In" S.m!;nuc War. IL was truly a
hero 1T HE battle ui W.'h.a"houlicr Resign
ed ir"'I TIE army H. established h:u.scl! ~
Cani!cn county. IN l,;S State. ia TN" he
WAS elected a lncmhcr OF Congress; and, re-
Gently, WAS I'll" Wing candidate for governor
ri Nanr-la. He wn> gcnl2inan IN every
sense ui th" wu:ti~-;, soldier wIhout rcproach
ana an honest inan 'i'hc people ci Georgia
and more especially those OF her Sca-cuaS' ,
vii! deeply icei The loss ui this cmlnc!i and
honUrul lI!ZGp-..
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A CdmlM C"nfcSs!on-A late No. Of the
London Times. IN an article upon the subject
oi Slavery in America, makes tho following
acknowledgement:
The will of the pcop'c OF England and the
resources OF The Bri,si, nation. have hccn AZ
Piled with absolute authority and unrruir-
THsmnpjtiGGpcc To the extinction Of slavery
in the British donInions. Tnc mor,ucr,
States OF America have no such power OF al
tcrlng the institutions and the tcnlircs Of pro
perry i'll the slave. holding States of the Union
| Congress Itself has no surh power. but If i
bad, and hcsurs The powcr, il i, hal The Wi
and tie means To carry general measure .
/ aboit!on, IRE are cOIiSlr0!nCd iD 0tiUii MAT Nh
experiment m"dc by The British g"rcrancu'
and Me s'0tc IN mhich The b, HiM l,fM Iudis
are no:c Placed hyH, wouM BE- inrohcd as Mi
most "ne"S"'r"6ic argument against such
Schemc'
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Pour water hastily into vessel with 4
small meek, little enters; pour gradually, and
hv suni!l quantities. and the vessel is flied.
Such ~ the siinc rrp!oyci hy Qunllan to
show 'ha "iIy"I teaching children too much
AZ Il time.
We understand, says the New Brunswick
Union, that by the death. of the late Johi
Potter his son-in-law, Commodore Stockton,
has received an addition OF $4,000 per an
Nun, 10 hs already enormous income. The
annua income Of HE Comnolnrc can hardly
be estimated at less than one hundred thou.
sand dollars, and probably more.
You may glean knowledge by rcading, but
you must scpcratc the chaii' from the wheat
by Minsing.
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IL O.ia 0! Ihc mos, inlpor:au, bills passed,
too, hy very large vo'r, is one passed in the
House providing for The Punishment of,.at-
!ickcrS N sp!rtnons liquors with s!aycI hy
r"bi'c 'rhipni"g for he if 81 9Nrnc". Upon
'hr motion oI Mr. Richardson, lh2 operation OF
lha law WAS postponed % tie lst March, 50 as
tngivr timely notice to all violalorc ol ii. |,
Is 10 lie hoped hat the passage o! his ac, Will
ciieciualiy stop that !!!:y;t an! >orrnp,m.,ra!-
!ick.
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Lieu. Lynch, late Of the Dead. sea
Expedition lins offered his services TO our
Government, 10 lead an expedition 10 20
i'll search Of Sir John Franklin, and
Lieut. l.. promises ,hu, lin case the Gov.
crnn'ent shall sanction his efforts, he will
raise from private sources, suliicicn. to
charter, strengthen, and equip, a steamer,
the Government, furnishing such officers
and men as choose TO volunteer to 60"
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MoNEv.-Charcs lost his head for tryi,,,
10 raise money without tho conscn, o! parlia-
nen'; and George III los, his colonies for try
me 10 raISc money out o: the Yankees OF,
i!ic pr.n"ipal oi taxation wi,hou, representa-.
ton. ln.h'S way, money has been the cause
OF many wars, and much b!nodshcd In an.
cIcnt times, wars were set on foot upon other
grounds; but i'll latter years, money has be.
come III" great ido! Of civilized countries.
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ADVANCE IN CorIoN.-- The late news OF
advance il he prices OF cotton IN England viii
be gratifying 10 The Whole Somth. Should il
hold, the value OF the cotton crop of the Uni-
ted States will DC increased many millions or
dollars. THIS will give an additional impetus
to trade and stand as an effort against the
bread stuff profits OF the North, during Tie
European famine. The rise has been gradual
and prices range now at an average OF nearly
three cents per POUND, over The prices three
months ago.
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sonaIle grounds for their endcayors TO re.
scind the charter Of that institutions, The
Winyuh Observer ndduces the following
aceighiy drgument--i firstly i. is an anoma.
lous spectacle Of the Stutc authorities per.
linaciously uphoIding State corporation,
whilst it denounced any union between II
bank and the federal governmental ri. G..
-Prrc"p, Is prnciicc) secondly. "'rhat
the lobbying and clccloncering for Direc-
tors is dsgracctul to the State" These
opinions the CdroHninn endorses; we sup.
poe lobbying in Congress, or in the Leg
Isaturc for any office, must be strong
grounds for the abolition of nm office and
we also may infer that lhe authors and
endorses ofsnch arguments would no, dcs.
ccm 10 aid in the disgusting .c,aclc Of
lobbying for one, If they were anxious TO
be clothed in authority
---
~ There is one important provision
the Legislature should adopt, an alteration
OF The Militia laws, SO ,,a, inSm c,ions and
reviews should DC held ut tome and no,
calSc troop and regiments to appear 60 OF
" '''' '''c''''
bcrS thereof. There is no greater tvrun
ny II" cA'S'c"ce 'hah 'hc present militia
an" p"Irol laws OF the State and the pco-
pic cry aloud for redress.
says is no uncommon thing 10 find beautiful
girls in the State OF Maine, running wild
Sn''rsi'ng nn berries ana acorns When
woods, where she rc,cs about until n youur
man .e,,cs on, on 4 wife hum IJo c.,cho,
,,L, I -,
'"aHc' one r"'S'
anu ''' Young man s'rowS laSs", by. which
= l.,
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lloNoUEAELE :SATISFACrIoN-On Of the
best challenges Ia the field, 10 tinht a duel,
that VIC ever heard OF, was made Nv 4 truly
honorahly gentleman, the late William IIn-
coin, "t Worcester, who, i!tcr an editorial
controversy with brother editor, in which
he came oil with flying colorS, lnag,.animol,s-
iy offered 10 has opponent honorable <atis.;l"-
ton ~ The field; thc weapons to he hoes, each
party 10 Giy one acre o! potatoes, and he
whose work was done best and III The Shor.
est time, Ia be dccInrc.! the victor Shuul!
the challenge 10 niortal p"tato-hr.wIng lie ac-
copied, hc would transmit tn" SIZE %. his hoe
BY friend, vino would arrange the pr"in.n-
aries for :hc settlement ri al dtii"uiCs- -
No b!a results could arise from such duel
Boston .joUrnak
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u The Editor acknowledges the receipt
OF a small but very neat volume of Poems by
s., by mail from GrccnvlIc, prcsuming the
gift cmanatcd from the Author. The volume
comprises several very beautifully poc,jscd
tales, fugitive pieces and is very neat spcc-
men OF Typography. For alc by John Rus
sell Charleston.
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4 SouTuERN MANUFACTURES The \.
Orleans Crescent, Of tn: 2'9d inst, states
that 'honkS are now open for subscriptions
to JOINT STATE Company, to enyngr in
the manufacture Of Cotton. \ factory of
5000 SpindlcS is proposed, and the names
Appended are guarantee tia, the plan
meets the appreciation nf men iha, can and
will put ii into operation. With the sta.
pie nt our doors, capital and energy nt
our command, why should no, Louisiana
export this great product OF her soil with
that increased value and lcsscncd bulk
given to it by the loom. We wish the
movement all succcsS-,hc enterprise
shows richly 4, serves H."
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SO.ICrt IT PmiiApELrUIA-.ih ihc Daily
News states the cstlmtt"! population OF Phil
a'"ip'Ia nj The present tame. 10 he 80, 900: or.
in o,i,cr words. 10000 families. OF ,Iis n,in-
hcr, oniy 2.nuj families ityc conacicnry
Tor support a'u"r manl.al labor; 10000 de-
pend ugou mc,'hlmIca! and professional
branches: and the residue OF 1000 is divided
int" two parts. VIZ: 30, 400 who labor, or are
dc>rous OF labnring, and 1000 who resort
10 illagnra;c and criminal means for a iivcli-
hood Oh HE latter class, 5000 are suppoS-
I'd 10 he hcrgars: 1000 who depend upon the
"iihI OF the streets and what they can collect
from the kitchens Of The wealthy; 1000 who
steal; .ni0 who slarye :or wan, of any kind
OF support, and 1900 who follow IA plonScn-
Gus livelihood. Such is the state al society
in l'hiiaAclpha, and the elements ~h!ch com
pose Il.
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Daring tn. i nj; debate on Saturday las,
i'll the House. Mr. PnE>roN, Speaking of
the sighting manner in which the appeal Of
The Barring 20 the nl:ghcd faith o! i!ln Slate
had been alluded to, said:
"S;r--rhc fame OF So;;h Carolina is IS
The fam" y. her dau.yhcrs--:oo pure, 10, h"-
ly to be doubted or discussed ii is n thing u;
The !lHar,--not OF the tongue, and every citi-
Zcn OF hers holds i: sacred above ali c!."."
We rc-ccilo this rlorious sentimental
scn,mcn, too, which we believe is tho popn-
lar onq--so Mrssrs. Legislators, rs not the
Bank you Murder, but you m>kc your own
state commit suicide shear her OF Lcr glor;-
ouS name, and leave her standing The obscly-
cd oi all uhs"rvcrS.--.l her fame a bve word ".
III: exchanges o! the world.
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MATRlIoHIAL.-I He'd ncs,lav is thc
proper time TO Ct married. Exchange
paper.
We advise monday in preference, as
then YOU gain i'ro days Hme On second
thoughts The couple should seek Two's
day. Another.
BY all means avoid Fri dny--T TAnoh:
cr.
We do not think it matters much on
what day it's done, so that yon provide for
the 'Sond day that is very likely to fol.
low Sunday Globe.
A' "" approve of Marriages, our adj
vice IS Set q dny, no nn,,.r which. ban
the sooner the bctlcr.--N. O. Picny,,nc.
Hon't qnarrc', gents, pray, bn, would
not 1hirsl,doy do just IS well, considering
The cup ouc has 70 drink TO the drcgs.
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Presentations Columbia. on Wed.
nrsday last, The day Of The Gnvcrnor's
Review, 70. T. NJ S.aBgnox delivered
10 Col. GLADDEN., with few well chosen
and appropriate remarks. The splendid
Sword procured for him by The Governor.
III behalf ct III" Snt', rs Il recognition Of
his services in M"Nico. On received i,
Col. GLADDEN. responded in his usual sol,
licr-ikc manner. plrlging hinSelrto pre-
serve it among his choicest pn<S ssior.s.
and 10 hold himself AT all times ready 10
draw il in the srrvic" Of his country.
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METEoElc. On Friday afternoon last
very strange phcnomcnon Was witness
ed in the heavens. At 20 minutes puSl
five O'Clock Il 'cd1tc sphere was seen ira
vcrsing the heavens i'll u North I.as.crly
edircc,ion, and when about y. n. l.. from
31ho Cour, House, il was seen 10 explode
aand clouds Of smoke were clearly discern
shblc, spreading in all directions, and par
,tclcs falling. Had this occurred III the
night, the display would have been lumin-
Gus, is il was, it presented ii very curious
and wonderful appearance. llp'csen,cd
a disc similar 10 full moon in daylgh,.
About two hours subsequently the wealth
er, which had been unusually mild turn
cd cold and continued so during Saturday.
What effect the meteor ha rcmainsd for
The scientific 10 determine.
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Bosro% WATER WurKs.--The total amount
d'aw" thus far for Introducing the Coch;tua,c
water into Boston is $3,93OISO,s5. The
East Boston reservoir is not yet finished,
which, with other unavoidable incidental cx-
pcnscS, Will probably swell Tic entire cost to
about four and hall millions, being about
Iuu! t. The estimated IN
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Congress.

Tho following will show The number
OF representatives. in both Houses ofCon
-gress, and the political division Of parties.
The Senate is composed of00 members,
Of which "a are Democrats; 81 Wings,
and 2-flnle Of New Hampshire and
Chnsc, Of Ol,io--Frce Sellers. The House
OF Representatives is composed of 23O
members, of which Ill. are Democrats
proper; l0s Wings proper; Democratic
Tree solers; 2 Wing free solers, and two
radical Abolilionis,s. Two Of the Whiy
members, King Of Georgia, Alslon, Of
Alabama, and Mes, Of fPcnnsylvanil--arc
probably absent. There arc, in addition
to the the regular members, two lerri,ori
al delegates, one from Minnesota and one
from Oregon. The Union sums ND the
House in this wisc:--
Democrats elected from slav-holding Stntcs Gl
non -p'nvcholdiny
States, "a
wv, us
w hgs elected from slavcholdng Suites, 80
nou-sluvel,olding
Sta'eS' SIS
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a PLANE AEGuMENr.--No, many wears
ago, ~ Il handsome inlnsJun not many miles
from Cincinnati. a young lady who has .hiph
notions, oi what constitutes rcSpCctablIi,v
expressed establishment TO her mother, that n
young lady OF her acquaintance, OF consl,!cr;..
bIc wealth, should receive the attentions of a
young joiner.
"llc is an intelligent, and upright vonno
man, can see no objections replied The
mother.
Il don't care" replied the daughter, "I
wouldn't tc seen in The street with him.
"Would you he ashamed to be seen in the
stree with your father"
"Why do You ask that question, Mother"
cnqlrch she.
because can we'll remember when he
pushed plane" was The reply
a poor shoemaker having plunged into the
water to save the lie of miser's child, the
latter was pro'usc in thanks
"WIat do not owe you!" said he, 81 owe
you everything"
Very well, yon may just pay me ten dol
lars OF It now" said the other; sand will
wait till you get ready 10 discharge the re-
maiuter Of the debt" The miser s!oped.
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k"5SI...- 80 Lordnu Times OF the l6;l,
nit. contains 81 letter from Austria, which may
or may no' be true, asserting that Russia has
carried her point with Turkey, to the extent
o! rendering the latter power the jnilcr OF
k"SSn;h and his companions The terms
and particulars OF the compact are as vet un-
known.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-12-12
Wilmington and Manchester
RAIL ROAD.

Office 1Ka. and Nan. Il. r. CO.
Marion G. III. Nov. 2S, 1S49.
The Stockholders of the Wilmington and
Manchester Rail Road Company, are hereby
nthsitied that The Fourth Instalmcnt Of Five
Dallar' per Share is required to be paid on
or by the ls' January, 1850.
i'y order OF the Bunrl pf Directors, ~
JOHN McRAE, Ja., t3ss ss
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