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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
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1fY TIP MAXI MAID,

hb I'LL. iii, &c case that te fn :, beau ss
t;fat sa gfn .h a!her yop female r. a, the
i 49, M Hill HUI " re both ~ parenIs an9 ler-
Ja Dsq uii n gIsicc Of az anu tle
1aors eaie W. % IA this not wealthy, u.
rot. fsEsps sxsri another, and year after
sprit5Searries away leaf after leaf Of the
J9om of6yyuthl and opportunity Miss
Harriet ScHSood was the richest heiress in
sh4r native town; but she had already com
pleted her twenty seventh year, and brheld
most Eall the Young friends united to men,
+ whom HE Aad at one time brother discard
eli HaFrigt began n: se set down for an
old maid Her al lam e5inefe a1T really nm
| easy an1Nntch is not natural one. and ~
Iftcn thpse TO whom Nature and Fortnne
mad been nigghrdlyrof their riffs are obHged
70 snbmIt;Fbat Harriet. as Vi hava IA
was Hoth handsome and very rich
Such was the state Of things wban bor
uheieF wealthy merchant in The north Of
hnglAnld' came on a'yisitto her parents. Hef
was Z Joylal, straight forward man, acezs- |
toned to attack all difficulties bol5s and |
eoouy- You see, II said her ather to him
ope day, Harriet contiDres single The /
f. IT I 81 harqsome, what she is to have for |
pst fortune yen know even in this scandal /
III n ing Town not acreature can breathe the
Il G.ess nnpafetlcn against Her and Yet |
s y E Is getting to be an old maid
IrrpFe, replied the uncle; 4butlool II
n tho grand point in eveFrysnt this
lpis weird is fHsssslse tho right r5rtune, but
g Y, Y, haFe ,naotidondit Il asand Before the
e the 18TH goalong with getnrn ber Il you
IL tE Il , niF months Is yoang ans wealthy
j herselfn Mi. On
he way home, he thus addra'sb but MIS-. Lum- ]
Re ne longRFr I'D is r. 4 wealthy childless $
uuion III 4 quarter Of year, frry q ffffrT-TTs
on his horse while hunting,
& But uncle - !,
!. Let ne manage if you please, Mrs L'lm, ,,
I. Nout father has invested me with fuAAl
overs. Here, look you, i the wedding
no. given yoti hy your late husband: jew
5 and whatever else you need, Your aunt,
i'll supply you with, and accustom yourself
cast down your eyes
Tire Keen witted uncle introdFesd ms
;ece every where, and every where the
ounr wislnsF excited great sensation. The
oon,,@ cantlemen thropged around her and
NJ snop had hersshoce out Of twenty suit
= = Har inc II advised her to accept the
/ =, .,rLo III s6pest IL love with her, and
q aha La 3ereed that this should be pre-
;ssiT M. 1ost anliable and opnleutN The
.a.cI AS soon concluded and one day the
,,,s Jesired TO say few Abrds 70 bis future
.1 4 IN III 3Driyatc. sasI l58 fa=S & H
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!. .FYPos FOR cAIIFoRNIA.

Yankee hahgperipatetie y Of the universal
profession, most espredominant in any one
! art pFeserrative If ,asIy theyOtaries Of the
lts P9ssessioa ina degfes,as'aay lay cl4iai 70
ali Others DO you fnd0es1derablg above.
loot Of Mount ARAFAT, printggppnkee atsthee
ca en- tne other side does our ara ,Tay ;'E g
Mexico, the printer Is ahead. the S,st lasa a.
deadly breach, end when the battle Is y oy a5e
his power preclaims theyictory 81 liz s;,vsri5
Ii gold tempts JUS 10 caIfa,n 3 VIZ We ,al
feel sure Of meeting ansoag n, I 7isciplGs y
the washbowI those Who II + ..Sss'vFioasir i,
died the gaotta, and if iienf hpnrs0f ease
we turn aside to make ffavo<ablc intoSes- /
sion, we HillIfnd tha< T. ter has bceDS3
before us E-Az--4HSs 5 E
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NoTinE. 4 paz1l!e / w frou 3 French
rounds Of tn5Ss apcrs, col 81 arms. So
ioarASl. he6dsd The YoilaF s.
Pray, i Ills anything ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14

~ -IIs-7 Y, VA Byron s5Id tnNs
ssNith ali Ms fpllies, he E ..s 900 hap
stopping bis paper pefsFs ~
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! TURNER 81 MuDG 4

WHOLESALE DEALERS
I'm IN APER ofaIl descripkiehs Printing and Nfl-i
~ ting Inks, Hlcadhing Powders, Russia SKAns,
Sc Ssh paid lar Rags. II
noBS S0utk Chzrles Street, BALTIMORE.
April8N 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
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| IS a 'onah' gailors, aaI AoIesaIc

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14


= iARl9Es8 OWN lvA.J -T
: L Il. s 4 .lIfsssaffs c105-u.
80 - Z Y. naw on llaiHd ng Coach Ana NJ,
n ae III z laf8e asscfEEhert of 80
81 "a ~ Ek IArGES
PeloR 4ich WiiIb Is sbId yerr dhean
Anieng my stock ii,hv 4. l,s ss1I ,~1.a,sa
Raelaag fEs k;n.sI se vi FIX
6d VII oersg 3 q Cir avs, Sttkes
buSIt of III ~. apls ssle
Wqnsns and all Wsrrfnss I Isia'l.
sone otie and axo AurseF s 9 e nalsllng
Iiwili Sell F a aftl-
C17ch Makers sIas I'VE lhan Ihe Pennsylvania
Isfhinsti " esanpstb r. se o saR and an DE-
HI Ts5av II s T s7e 6f4 sSfil tIS5f 357s.s
IT, OH Carria.as ,b,,sl
eHs4 and MI Hnds 81 nT,dss n eAehange Lpr new
carrafss sold I'll e. Il T. prices.
III N Ti ,G ss s y q thekhoFtes notIde
f.3l ~ Aotys 2sI EN sBElV Mi 5Th Sryryss zEi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
'Plaistering, White Washing, Paint
ilg and EtaininEs

TIME Undersigned osTsfs Ms serFsek p the pub
j. I'll il ,hcs above buRnessi in als ~ lls depafs
ImeHts "A,
r. He viii EXECUTE any worE IN hrs l4e WIN SAIL
and despatch.
Orders for Mm maybe len Al Cares sdosei;
I ness isia L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
INDIAN CORN.

In the lraising.of Indian corn, some ex-
perilnents have been madA which have pros
ducedE singular results Nj. Fogle, Of 9kio,
planted one and ahalf acres ofEEFouAd with
three different kinds of oorn+half acre of
China half acre Of yellow goufd seed, Aalf
acre 4f white flint The result of dc crop
sssssT7ec-,antH:t hree and half bashelsshelled
corn from the ahina. fiftv.siA and.fa half
from the white flint. and 6fty fonr fron,i ~
yellow gourd seed Tis res;si# be,sas,
any thing before, raised IA NyftSe,s f.S;.e I
and 50 much in favor of the CIliu5 corn fliss
he has every year since planted it, Wha3l
&c eonmenced with corn, it Wis d flint cfy,;.
from seven years use, and it Has beaai6,e rs
closely allied 10 gourd seed, that tho Ler
IS very much denied, and Tie .eSTFs H.
twelve to5twenty rows the Same remlks
hold good in relation to theiwhite flIsl -
From sixteen years cqltiyationland acaaIhint-
ance It seems to bear no similarity ID its !
species sixteen years ago; it was tken an i
eightroWed flint corn tits now como six-E
teen tpeaty rows gouri sebd w I'iiJ Sc de.i
Ponafates the'fact that this climate 81 L.
another, Il. ' y IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14


TF Twas jn Eaen,s /snd mellow,
II Where frstil Vflarden
Before hears hDdd Fellow.
Lived Attsnf alone
As bel waikeh Of the land.
The sole 5was his I. lhroneF
& He saw all 8otle Graud
Eutl BIZ fekd lonely states
III bis kBd loving Gods
Thar for him mate, Is
.uf Working Lcd haih, a
Twa6Ethened out our
tlTEAdan WAS the maNgain.
AnF line FIRST Degree
va all the world ISIS sprahg,
M snee, the Odd Fir fold
AIthe three links Save clung.
III IT'S which they S - - 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
Candies, Cakes; and CoafeetlS s.

ID EM3vAI. --henndkFsIsis ssas REM. y y u
Ia slopto5he hbtse adjeinfngithe slorr 81 NJ
4 Harris, and Immediately opposite ihsfesiden' = y
mfr II, W. lfAwlfds Where he Will ~ mosi la,sa5
Horeceiye the tisits 81 bis old and sc0fs IN
nfvsones, 81 lid at,ss, Sex NH fssaition. HewilI
Always keep otlhahd ebotc ~ n TIMER
ri FktIT. COME CxS a "a fy7lTNCxF
Nd OTHER IL.dbs HI 49, rs no III
9tEAfONS fsp1rss - no zQBAflsS5
sc, wllit n of suanIrt 4 4. lhe:ses owes
Hrices Thae please fhs c9; - sEe DISPERSED
tbsinvest iRnermad arasrels en' orrnIaisier
ip II ,s lnd nd ready 5 w. q ea
stsl Gatrsl &C. " VI on hand during n.
tariss III d5w ,,a IS Prepared for VIII
4Rfil iosslsi9a 'IF9o'1ee, @euaings
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14

ofFFss = IN Hand ne lar,,eF ~ y
RAJ. piendd ass ~ elefe4 aihis city.
SsE ts FL. i together win !, 80
Nh : ~ y. II snd RsEILI.E lis
g rpr dqr IS l1aae nP ioorsr il lhe
amin I'LL ia seI \ Az ssss a'ian the accustomed
AT IN es "a !, !, usaa|iia O. guaranteed,
feeF N krszs INK YIN y We I'll HALL.
9.a3 III Ni-1s sssF 44a'aa Ckastge 1zsxlsa-er4s
WI aat itnoEe sAfarak Oh .sssf nj. VIII
~ ffrGfd INF above, is one Of tho largest Il
! l.flrnesfsa pstse 81 fiRT FACTORIES in The III
~ Atff emhaeing every variety and make n mi.
"a which caAnet fill 10 please any one wishing = III
pn.9hase HIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14

- -, 7sREK4Un Is It IS Mrs Rafslne.
= 80 ..s;,;ss fhst men ars hsrd efsftnr
q ind out, lnd int north mpen :. e. 'z'
hsxs found ZEN out x
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14

- q T. = 80, = short time ago.s7
i a RELlcioss FisH Denton Hotel ,pur-
mine host Stewart of1ighiug about .siKty
chased Ia rock fsbg ii lie found ii lis
pounds Upon 9smeubership Of the d.
belly "A certifcasFe read as follows:
s. Church, W NfEMsrn,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14

BIKDs---It IS proved that Hpair of fII
rows, during the time they have their vI,.,s
g iced, destroy, on an average eVgerv vs.s .
3,S60eaterpillars This calcSii3tiog /: sSy
ed upon actual observation. Tvc { w 1.
have been known to carry I'd III 81 ~ q
caterpiHats in an hour and "a II IS 81
sparrows to enter their NEST. s we
day, skonld cause & lnles earlts
this sum 800 ps.eI Qr4
lars ektirpated wee SILL ss ,,ss catefp
ne birds Is not Ii16ifes !, efg ~ Of
,dttera;ss t..s Ike With
rAicbs ne mar rarents Of huIoFesiset each
IS SdEtkern Plsutsr ..ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
P0ETRY.
THE WAY TO TAILS +


wv how IA F]DV JIG my
Mskho The Printer do pa I'd
An ~ a9 ssaared up for enc year q Y
never, express
| liig greassoy az the !. Press.
Wlhen deiinga etEs ave Paid uP the
Primers an me nay long.
II LasloF hart forla son..
/. Osf that ALI their hard fate could bq
They hare worked night
AND Of conrse want theif
Tp buy sugar, aRdlcofee, and
cne.would hardly beli{
w Hat dimes they recei
For thepaper addressed to
ss Met, his further beEoE
Than some people aDet
Or they'd pay up tor lea 5lY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
t1lllaaasIl,,,'' = tf1URCH,
tier I'D a, D 1884

l--ST Eight afiictio., Oh. MrsrsrER.
WoFefh fdr us 1 f,r y Is but for = ,...s.
weight III goryE5 ca - sxceeding ana
y what are al my sun&;,. .
~ Lord thou count Iks -. here, z.ls
Whh4bai enfapinFrt hasfs sset,
ra Ana Wor.hiy 81 fha4fesIS appear
The paper was Of course s
and wet conditions but pog - g eTgn y
The sun, and ironing BE ki&s out. of y =
became quite legible WiseAeaas a. :. !. .I',I =
zlea to learn how and zsl.an -. -. ~ Hl1z
= XIII, sac asl was original ene.e n
- ckw4s drowned and transfoa mlssiona-,
has been piskiBg some ed. Of tlsti
LNho CO. solve the mvsfao man 5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14

Pc MANuRE.-T TIE foreird
daily recording new nroa ag.s II & K tHFs 4
when rendered nsIya 1873 ~ .qasf pluprA.
with Won deeo,a 49, gtuiept hy Haiixt1re
Must er eFen pse -, y lek, orstYltA hareoaI
equalFin Viz "tsu SON trem headlahs it ia
beaesI a. as % asslmliar measured az,
vided AZ ips, Scp Pielnladre $3.50 s'.s.S'
whole h. a.ned above, is Al 1920 ho
rooted. L IT, tribe, lcabbas. sfc eEasfft
material 4 "a Tfoper AZ So Ml1p dflst Z
IiineeJ We made a. flerlment two years f
81 nj. aitaI butcher s0g. pen manure, and
II timed sf BBbere usdw with ten time, Its bulk
beneficial IN. the ffthrougll q a1diretlnelt +.
used with only an essfSef the fifcts we've,
the vegetables grown lr,oh h,ree Ilf Where
shape and nearly worthless. ssck AL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14

fGft |I1fie2sg. q. = :. :. ',,o-s.s So
z. +. -; = - .. ~ ppp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14

-n,5 incarnation iHd6ssa ms15. ehNNTH, n
easla e abandon. .seaE :. 9
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
Mr Renton's speech.

This long expected demonstration
has at length made its appearance.
The position Of Mr. Benton has been
defined, and hencelonh we know
where to class him. In looking at
the volumnious mass before us, we
are struck with the prominence
which Mr. Calhoun has in this last
great effort. The character Of Mr..
Benlon's feelings towards the chivil-
Tous Southernor was pretty well
known heretofore, but his unmistak-
cable hostility looms out in foil and
striking characters, in the present
production. Indeed, il appears 10 Us
that the primary. llnot Inc sole OBJ
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25
swift RetributiOn

"0n tuesday last tie "Gncn spot
was made doleful BY the telling Of
the bells TO, !ho dcah of james X.
Polk, late Prcsidcntof the Locofoco
Party. The news Of the diseas was
received by Telegraph. The disease
under which he laboed was Chronic
Diarrahog, and not tholeIa, as stated
in our last. Thus ms the ambitious
and wicked man been called early to
the final settlement cf his dreacful
account. We weuldin charity. have
wished hin a lifetime of ten thousand
ycare in which to firing forth fruits
meet for repentance.
Chamdrsburg Wig.
&C. A specimen b Northerh Phi.
lanthropy and wing Charity.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

lAH#AAaHa" So 'HH"'HH
cred a speech OF ten columns length
n dc hicllircnccr in Jefferson CT
ty, ia which be has fully manifested
bis apostacy TO tie vital interest Of
the South Tie has gone over 10 thc
Free Sellers and viii supplant Mr..
Van Burcu, in the honors of leading
the Democratic wing, Of that strong
aud formidable party ofthe North.
lie seems to have bad three objects
in vicw-frst 10 secure his rc election
to the Senate from Missouri which
his detection to the South had rem
dcrcd doubtlul-secondly, TO dcmol-
.ish Mr.. Calhoun-and thirdly to bid
for the nomination for the Prcsiden-
CIV, at She hands Of the Democratic
party in 1852.
Il is the universal and sincere wish
.oftho Southern Democracy, that he
may be defeated in his first calcula-
ton; as to his attack upon Mr.. Cal
houn the grea cnbodimentof south
omrights,we will wait with timely pa
thence, the reception Of his answer
which has been published in the
South Carolina papers. Bu can he
ever receive the nomination OF the De-
mocratic party for the Presidency?
The cardinal doctrine of or party
has ever been 10 disregard men and
support measures; and it ms never
hesitated 10 prescribe men who are
mlaithrul and troacherous mthe sup
port Of those principles which govern
us. The humiliating fate OF Van Blu
rem, should be a warning TO this man,
who has hitherto enjoyed ib conf
Idmcc OF his party. So soor as his
detection became notorious. he was
lrepudiated as a loathsome thing; and
so it will be with Thomas II. Benton.
Notwithstanding his extraordinary
abilities, and the prominent position
which he has occupied-his fate has
been sealed with rs, and we will
learn TO treat him with the contempt
and indignation, that all such poliii.
cal malilactors justly deserve, lie
was born and raised southern man.
Ills early feelings and associations,
have been with the southern people
they nave given him in times past
their confidence. Have made him
what he is, and have listened with
respect and admiration to his coun-
selings. They have looked to him
in the hour Of danger, for safety. IN
a word they have always sustained
him.
These facts casts a darker shade
upon lis tIcach0ry. The treason Of
Aaron Burr, had something of wild
and manly romance in it--thc proud
spirit Of Benedict Arnold had been
wounded and mortified, and Van
Buren, was but returning to the reli.
gion ofhis fathers. There is no sucl
Ipalation to be urged, in this trcacho
Try Of Mr. Benton. 1t is a fragrant
Outrage, that even friendship, and
partiality cannot have the impudencC
to justify.
Can the southern people ever for,
get him-will they listen to his siren
song Of his past services and doyo
lion, with which he seeks to dupo tho
people of Missouri, md consent tC
centre on him as the compromise
candidate! Their dearest rights, thai
he has basely betrayed, and tramplct
upon, win cry aloud "bewaro ofthC
f traitor" The brea,h is irreparablc
as the noble flanagan Indignantly
a remarked to him in tie Senate Cham
ber "the words hare been Spoken
which separates us, honCoforth ant
forever. "
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

UTOur neighbor is harpmg loud
lyupon convention, in his last mum
Der, and seems anxious TO place it
before his readers, that one ofour nom
inees, Il. n. Martin, Esq, was man
agcing for a nomination for some Of
flee. To convince them Of this, he
publishes what he says TO be an ex-
position of a private conversation be
tween Martin and Mcdowell. Now
ncighbor, you orc meddiiHg IN mat
Ter whick does not concern yOu one
wav or the other These two gentle
men,arc present. are canvassing this
courtyard are discussing these qucs-
lions They can manage their mat
tiers as they sec proper, and we will
not so far prostitute urpapcr as
TO interfere with the personal altorca-
tions of candidates. As TO our neigh
boris attack upon the darkness Of
the convention, and the management
Of Martins securcing bis nomination
like the cookie in the fable, that sang
merrily while roasting, rejoice now
and be merry for your Joy is fast
hasning to an end. There are de,
velopements which will be made that
will silence your croakings.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

CIWe attended the discussion,
which came off At Palo Alto, on the
21st inst, between the candidates for
Legislature. The people we're adj
dressed, by Messrs. Gee, Mcdowell,
Martin, mud Griffin. in an animated
and interesting style, Dir, Harrison
was prevented from attending this
discussion. in consequence Of severe
indisposition. lie will be up and
fixed for Haveys' Store. We earnest
" solicit for the candidates, a good
audience, as the matters under dis
cussion, are Of the the greatest iEpOr-
lance to the people Of this county.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

CrWe Send this number of the
PnmoT, to many Of our friends who
have not been subscribers, with the
hope that they will take our Cam
paien Paper. The issues involved
in the present canvass, should be
studied, and understood by every vo-
ter, and we trust that he can be fully
advised Of them, by careful perusal
of the matter contained in the col
umns Of the Patriot Should they
be indisposod to chat with us until
after the election they viii please re-
turn this number.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

A lady wrote with a diamond, on a
pane OF glass
God did at lrstnako ma upright
but he
To which gentleman AIDED
Most surely had continued SO.
but she
BostA Posi-
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

CA wing meeting, assembled
at Fayetto Jefferson County Mississ-
ippi and nominated Gustavus H..
Wilcox Of Rodney the vhig candi-
date for the Legislature.
A committee Of fifteen was appoint
ed by the same wing meeting, and
invested with full powers to cooperate
with like commute on the part Of
Claibomelcounty to fr upon a Taylor
candidate for the Stale Senate" il
the wings Of Jefferson knew as well
how to cooperate" and six upon
candidates, as the wings Of this Dis.
trics they would not hold public NEE
tings.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

CI-Itis rumored that Gen. Scott
is seriously indisposed; at West Point
with chronic diarrhoca.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

O. The several candidates for the
Legislature will address their fellow
citizens at Houston on Monday the
9th Of August. j! is hoped that a
large audience will attend.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

CrCol Neville has been nom
mated for Congress by the democrats
in the third District ofthis State.
The Col by his genhemanly bear.
ing aud decided talent won for him
self many high stations in his native
State, South Carolina His removal
from that state was deeply regretted
by all who knew him. We are glad
to see his merits appreciated by the
Democrats ofthc third District and
predict for him a triumphant election,
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

Il would not give ore acre of land
on Bunker Hill or Yorktown for eve
ry foot that laws ives Of the Rio
Grandc. though its hills were studied
with gold, and lis valleys lined with
slaves. Cor. Acil s. Br0uR.
Why! Is it because the halo Of
glory that shrouds Bunker Hill is
more brilliant, than that of Bucna
Vista or Ccuo Gordo! Is it because
the one is at the Moth md the other
at the south! Orisit because Bunk
CT Hill is surrounded by horde oil
merccnary hypocriticallanatics,w whose
sentiments and opinions on the
slavery question, this Neil S. Brown
mas imbibcd. A fellow feeling makes
MS wonsrous kind" aud we are not
surprised TO hear this declaration
from one, who believes as cur nor
them enemies do, that congress has
the right to legisllto upon slavery,
and that il is the duty Of the south
orn people to-suJmiii!! to its leg
islation.
We will be surprised however, il
this man avowing these sentiments
should be elected governor over q
southern state at .his important cri
sis
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

C-The Mississippi Free Trader
says there are complaints Ct crops
all through that vicinity.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

J. N. Malit is occurring in Vanbu-
rem, Arkansas, on he "AllMighlv.
Dollar" A fine subject for any man
Mafit by simply telling his expert.
cnce' can ILLUSTRATED better tlhn any
man living
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

C-Thc weather has been quite
unsettled for the last three weeks,
during which time an abundance Of
rain has fallen, doing immense inju.
ny to cotton crops.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

O-1-The Natchcz Courier contra
diets the report of the death Of Col
Jack Hays.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

C~rWe invite the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of ].
street eco. Of Aberdeen.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

O. Jefferson, Adams and other
counties have recently appointed del
cgates TO the Wing Convention at
Jackson. Gen. Charles Clark heads
the delegation from Jefferson
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

The Houston Division, No. %
Sons Of Temperance, have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
qu9ricr,
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

C-J. 5. B. Th1chcr and e. p.
Smith are the candidates in South
Mississippi, for Judge Of the High
Court OF Errors aud appeals.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

u The Pontotoc Tribune has been
revived under title OF the american
Sovereign with E. w. Roots Esq.
for its editor. The Sovreign will
doubtless be a great accession TO the
cause in that county. Mr.. Roots
merits and we hope that he will re.
eciyc the liberal support Of the party.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

BFComplimont TO Gen. Foote,--
a Toast drink at a lth Of July eel
ebration.
"ByW O'Bryan-Thomas lIumbug
Benton: His late unbocomeing TRADE
against Mr.. Calhoun, has thrown him
properly and entirely under Foote.
Southern patriot. (Houston, Chickasaw County, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-25

A Preacher 10 a close place, Mr.
Hudson attempted TO shoot the
Rev Thomas C. Beuning of Sayan.
nah for scduein5 his Sister