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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10
aRLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER
HooTs. SHOES AND HArs.-we are this

WEOOTsg SHOES AND HAIs.-We are this
ID day receiving by the achrs Alexandra, Harriet and
Allegro direct from Boston, 1913 cases BOOTS and
SHOES and have in store received by recent vessels,
upwards of 800 packages fresh Spring Goods, making in
Cards &c embracing one Of the largest and best selected
stocks have ever oared and good as can be had
N anv city in the Union-wic offer to customers
and buyers generally, as low they be had any
market shoTr Of the manufacturers
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

gpIILINGss REMEDY Tor diarrhosa summer COM
ID plant disentery, cholera morbus, cholera inann
warranted 10 effect cure-has been used number Of
wears with entire success and liberty refer TO
number Of individuals in this city, who have found
mediate relief from lis use With full directions Tor use
fer sale by DONE q lSAACS.
Also Blackberry Syrup Tor children my "a
laT CONgTGNMENTs-I500 lbs Harness Leather
" s25 DO Skirting do; 50 SIDES Bride do; u do wax
and upper do. heavy; 800 oo Lambs Wool Just received
Al 1INSLEY Il BRYANT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

a NORRIS, PUBLISHER AND BOOKSEL
Ne LER-Has just opened another OF Worcesters
PIANO FORTES.
By the scir Marietta Burr, daily expected | shall
ceve Others and shall continue through the winter
add to my assortment Of his choice manufacture; always
atiordng to purchasers large and varied assortment
select FROM upon as liberal and fair be OBJ
tanned in any of the Northern cities
Professors amateurs and the public invited TO ex-
anime assortment.
TUNING AND REP AIRING.
Mr. ]. s. Thurston long and favoraby known among
experienced and superior Tuner and Reparer Of
Piano Fortes is employed in our establishment, and will
attend to any orders left at our store no l6
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10
nODEKER. No. IN Marker Bridge, Main s

HWATs AND CAPs.-Just received an extra
II stock Of Hats and Caps, Of the latest fall patterns
embracing every variety--tor sale low nno,,
or Of diff IL Main street,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

- subscriber would respectfully inform the Medical
Profession that he has been appointed sole agent for the
sale of the ADJUSTER in the State of Virginia. In
the medical world as the best instrument invented
Below will be found certificate of the distinguished Pro-
lessor OF Surgery in Hampden Sidney Medical College
an examination OF the apparatus and the plates accompa
nymg them >r
CERTIFICATE OF DIR. GIBSON.
Jarvss apparatus for the OF fractures and dis
locations, is, convinced, the very best instrument
ever invented 1t is ingenious, and, when APP
piled properly, very simple and easy OF comprehension
| am in the habit Of exhibiting it to my class and Of
strongly recommending it to them. With it, on one
casion reduced, in five minutes, dsocaton backwards
into the schatic notch of the head OF the thigh bone.
CHAS BELL GIBSON
Professor of Surgery in Hampden Sidney College,
Richmond, Va
For sale by RO. K. DUVAL, Druggist
NH II Under the American Hotel, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

NUW ELASTIC HOSE.-7As agents OF the ma
aa nufacturer we are prepared to furnish Gum ELASTIC
Hose Of all sizes land AJAX orders for the same cost
much below that Of leather This article Is particularly
desirable for conducting water through manufacturing es-
adjustments being water tight, and needing no oil TO
preserve and keep them pliable.
nv WILLIAMS CLAIBORNE 4. CO.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

ITO RECTIFIEHS.--A al private sale, is new IRON
bound oak Dianllery Vata with tops bottoms tubes.
s. etc, complete They will be sold great bargain if
az llied tor soon, GEO. ! SUMNER
~ 10 No 8 18Th street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10
C1ARD TO BUYERS AND SELLERS OF

HNOSTERY.-l have a large stock OF Hosiery on
MA hand, for sale cheap, say
Brown beached and blue mkt Socks and Stockings for
children
Rack brown, white and blue mkt Stockings, all prices
Silk and silk do
Gents brown, bleached and mkt cotton Socks
Thread Socks
Among the above are some superior English soft I'm
ished cotton Socks for gentlemen with tender feet
my 81 ]. G. CHENER Y1-i
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

GHERWOODsS IMPROVED MAGNETIC
- MACHINES are accompanied with his new Manu-
al llh edition, p 400 giving clear and ample directions
for the of the Instruments in the various diseases
which they applicable, and which found, by the
successful practice Of hundreds Of operators, to include the
prevalent well the peculiar and obstinate
diseases that known the Medical Profession They
are of different Sizes in rosewood cases.
For sale at New York prices by
DOVE & 1SAACS, agents for Richmond,
Sign of the Black Boy and Mortar,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

JENNINGS PATENT PHOSGENE GAS
e. LAMPS.-The proprietors having had reason to be-
eye that many persons who have purchased their Lamps
have been disappointed in their use, consequence Of
using ETHEREAL Oh and other burning fluids which not
at all suited to them, and which will give the
cost the quantity of light which the proper material will
give take this means OF cautionng all persons who use
their Lamps not to burn in them anything but Star &
Cos PHOSGE,NE GAS, which hereafter may at all
times be had Of the subscribers who are appointed sole
agents for its sale in this city
A small assortment of the Lamps for stores, parors
&c on hand for sale by
PURCELL, LADD g. CO, Druggists,
my2 .4 90 corner Main and 18th sts
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

NSROM NORWAY.--Pure Cod Liver Oil, the Nor
H. weglan article which is said o be the best obtained
from any source and far taste is concerned (Which
is the objection TO most OF ill., we think il has less taste
and agreeable than any we have ever seen For
sale by DOVE d lSAACS.
~
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10
WI ETsTGER,s REsToRER OF HEALTH,

~ for the cure OF Dyspepsia, and all diseases arising
from disorder OF the stomach and bowels such as Head
ache Heartburn, Flatulency, Constipation, &c.
The above Is an invaluable medicine Tor the approach
ing season and never fails Dyspepsia and its at
terdant colplsts 10 the truth Of which many persons
OF cur own city and neighbohood testify from their
own experience.
Constantly Oh hand and for sale by the only agent for
Richmond ALEX. DUAL Druggist,
mv4 147 Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

NTEW DRY GOODS.-Iust received handsome
~ Dress Goods for ladies'
Beautiful Silk Bnlants
Rich all silk Tissues
Berages, Organdes, Illstles
Lawns Swiss Musns
Colored Plaid Swiss and Striped do
Dotted Swiss Muslms
Prints, OF every variety
Beautiful Silk Gloves
Also Kid Gloves, OF superior quality
With variety OF other goods on the most accommo-
dating terms Call at the corner OF Isl and Broad streets
No. Ss5.
myI7 w. BOOTWRIGHT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10

A LEXANDER MOTT, AUCTIONEER AND
street-A N gives his personal attention to all sales, Ell
ther in the city country of real and personal Estate,
such Houses and Lots, Lands and enements Slaves,
Hardware, Watches and Jewelry Household Furniture,
Books, Prints and Paintings, China, Glass, &C.
The most liberal cash advances made all consgn-
ments intended for my auction sales.
~ Regular Sale Days, Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-10
no FARMERS ANN OTUERS..- PERIJ

7 . II = Ht-U L.It5 AND VI EHSsSaF Eh Q 7 T
Il IN GJANO--I am authorised by the Peruvian
Consul 10 offer the genuine Peruvian Guano, tor sale at
the lowest limited prices lots Of so 10 100 IONS Far
srers disposed to unite, may obtain this way al the
lowee1 wholesale prices
iv2l Is JAS WINSTON
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10
Poor Ireland.

The Dublin correspondent of the Journal os Com. netee, writing en the hrst JuRs gives the f0Ioains s4d picture of Ireiand:
 Ireland now exhibits inc spectacle of people so exhausted by misguided efforts, that she has vo longer power 10 act for her own preservation: SO PsrAyEed ls she hy failure in hopeless cause s 10 have no energy left 10 exEicate herself from the soagh into whieh she has plunged; so discouraged sy dfsaPPointments in atiempts to etfect wka, Sas usatasnahte, that ste has heart lei to strive for practicable geod. Her condition ls pitsble ia the extreme, and at the sane time So embArf sssing as a bsfiis the calculation and coalouRd the iadgsen, d the most astutc statesmen. After an eIeesnosy. sary support of four years continuance she IS mani feslly 10 a far worse coalition than when the calamity first overlook her. All the edcrts, public lad private that have been made for her relief hay lsoged unaSsing either In arresting the evil or in
 aciBg aHT portion Of her eeofte in better eontsi- aca - The truth " tsays ihe Advocate this week )
 E too sad, too pressing The people are dropping assA by the wayside. of crawling Into their fsine sa psiltenee-stI bowels to die of sizrvalion; ;As fusoas are filed with unfortunate wreiches, Wso have taken reiage in legal crimes from similar l4es; the poor-oases through the IaAd are giutted e4s,ibS of iher surplus by death only ani twenty lao saions in Ireland are bankrupt. The eonfrzc- iogs 'ot food to many of them must stop the sapply fl ex'raneous ready aoRey aid be not given" ~i caaRo', said gentleman from Clare to the writer % irom my owB house in any direction, without seeiag some Pessoas dead, dying o hanger by the road stde in the fields ahd haadrezls are coniin aaliy so be seen in the same dreadful condition r ravesed," sad another, 1 over paFt Of Mayo where two years ago saw 10; less than two hun dfed and 6fty thoasand pounds value m live stock ba, cA ihis last journey saw not hying animal except Curlew ahd PsoyeT.',
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10
FORIE NEWS.

tt.t4 Ntw Yeas, June Ie
 n. e. ,, istsriss q the HunRnsizBs
 ore, shs -. ipol beeu confirmed. h is
 s,,S ih,, tks r-s fores employed against Ibe
 N,vy,r. ,-s.hsS 900. AfisT kisedy fighi,
 \. xt.et, .---1,andssd wers killed, Baden fell
 rHio the hasda 1s sr .s .n ,. .s..-. o, he cro.ts ws Est down without quarter. The loas sf ,hs 1hgariaas is essimateS si 2Se mea
 Of.v h.ssen captured, sni Csorgcy's forces, .m oust,sr 3u. 900, have been set free
 hEs rsthat the Maygars have again utterly Ssfeatdk q Imperial lsscsS ia ths nsigabssheed of OJenhuffa.
 Great kas2euss exists nt visana ali the non-aP- s~arsuee of the Russians in Hasgary. and persons ,r, nskIng what has become ol theaa. Probably Beua and Demhn<ki eould furnish some iAfOrma- .,on on the sableCt. f
 A saaxuiaary battle has taken plaee bst~een the Russisas and Magyar, nsar R&abin. ia which sie- isry is claimed bY both siaes-
 6emhin-ki has deSeaisd the Russians on the eOa- sscs of GalIaehix.
 Fa1egei had addreasei nete 10 the Russian esvsrnmeni, informing t of the Republic iu Hua- gary rriasing the tekeaof friendly understanding. Al the reads h Hsnxary are said to be covered Eth ezezfds af reeFuiis, all of Sasa are golag to nraseT te te drilled. armed and incorporated iais ths army.
 Tbe tanakietsm s eFen more intense aSa general ,has eEer, new that the certainly of an iavzsion ty 'he Russians is kRowa. l. appears frem q Magyar list Of military pay. tA4i theTs are asv abosi 1Se,eoo mea in the feid, QBe-sixth ef whom are Poles.
 The HangasiaR Republic has been proclaimed at kaechsw.
 Accounts from vieuma anpeance that the for ef Baaa was tskea by aSsaalt on tho Fist, by ise Hang4riaHz-
 Romk.--The Preach have approached nearer and sarsosndrd the city adjacent. Tbe heights were lskea posssssion ef by detachment recently 1t Ctrita Vicehia- The French seem determined to enter the city, bat, possible, without e ctssioa of sl0od. ~t
 Ia is said that the sssviee in which they are en- gagged is extremely distasiefu to the French troops The latest intelligence frosa Rome states that the CoRstitueat Assembly having rejected the Proyosi- Uoa of M. Les~iPs, had given authority to tho IneHsaie to iraat agaia. and that M. Trismidh proposed the following conditions:
 Isl The people shall agsia De called to exercise their soseseigRty by means of universal suffrage. 2d, The AsstFiAas. NeaPolitans and SpaniaFds RspHhic. as uhiverSl suffrage would be but mock az aHaer tho PreseAcs of foreign Arms.
 A. The Preach shall move away from Rome Tse Republic being always generous and paaerual, uili gtAni them garrison place exempt from fear. sbere they shall meet reception mutually due to eash other, by rePablieaR brethren. They shali rea,ia their friends, bat not teii protectors, for us S@mocTscy Of Rome wiil constitute itself with cal foredgn interferenee. IL iz also nndcrsiaed that a-Fatatiou had been seat to Gacta, with proposals 'o Fere to retarn under q very limited temporal rae. aad with the tsts exclusion of cardinals from .Eereising any political power.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10


 The StrEiaia A-rgtslatnre ni sAe sPsisss. The eiflqr ef she Peser4hmrg (vA-l EaasSligencsE thaN I1eassnily arreriAes lln vifrimA isgsiatass n their ssw qnaftsss. ia ietler to Ais paper,
 X FAuaUpsx Ssnnss. .yuas n. isR9. Well. here is thp texsplatare ot VwxSnta aAs<ms- bed at this wstrsiag place. sua now asurd set was neves seen sogesh<E There IS sesreeiy aay cempahy here bnt iAs nsmh~rs. and hard woFk al the eassaess 'as eroaEh fhe together E iasss snly rescaFes against the klas devils. Frssn the Rsessni apf@@Nnees l wcnsd not he sss- pTlsed if ths Stsss sas~d tsosey hy the shaags ot The seat Of the legissAtaFs. as aa wrsi eOAvsReea fhnf every mas is deteImied Io do ihe work soon as t be done FEaP~rly. see 'hsa tse Richmond Examinev eAsealaies fts Frsscvsi ~ tae ~gssAiuss Iron Riehmona wilI eeSi tAe State S250o0. Thss ls wide mIstakr, As learn from thr clerk of the Hease q Delegates thaf the additional expesse wsli not exceed S5.e0a. snprc~ing she s-sSsea te hav< been as bag AeFe a Il weald have h~ee sh Rscb- aoni and if il is shortened hy the removal much as four days, the expense win b. alNaff ghe same So aGlsr sii ts~ geera reopte oF vSrgiasa VII not saatf ia Ebe pocket ss much az Hssay sppreAeaaea
 Our recommendations hefe are good as ressld bc expected uaAer ihe circumstances. The Haase ri Delegates s,i a past of the bat: tas bss heen made very eoaseFtshte hy our iaiefAtigshie clerk Ccl MaBsnrd, s1ded hy hts assistant. NJ. Soatiah, The Senate vii sst n AaoEber bahRg that svleseeS ie .he eaphOneous Ranse o4 sRewty fiaa 1" tFea tse iset that il has her~tofore bern asstgRes so single mea who are supPoSea se ae more tr'4escHse than lhe Bess~iicis- New. tat h i< alsnIar ky the s'pc tent grave and FevereRa senseFs o the SeHsse. q S Io be hoped H AEi acasstre repaiahle ehsrae ter. There ia bat eee tlaeg sow wantiag. asd that is bell te rinE Ia aaosum, and shali pgopose as
 substitute thAt hs Sergeant -ai- Arms shall he fsa- Rsshed wIth . long tn haSn lo blow them UP. Su that when lees than Qaosam are present member wiil say; "Mr. Speaker, move that the Sevxcsht. as-Arns hiow the horn. which motion having been eaEried. Mr. Speaker HopkiBs, wrta ail eommsrada- hie gravity. wti say: s' The Sergeant wtil proceed io hlow thr horRs" wb~rsHVon Col Ward. with dsSieRded checks and Fra face. will the slamberleg echees af The HarpahaRHock wsth . nambsr of sscst ioets. Seriously sPeaksg- however. have ne doaSt we shsii get aicag very well, and sincerely hope that the maaRss lR which inc bassasss wla be transacted wil prove sstissae- tery ,o the Peopte.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10
The Ta,Ior wA,g Platform.

The Albany Argus having carefully aud indus triously boiled down" the twa articles ia the frs, number of tho Rppwtise, has extracted frea. them the following platform of principles upoa winch the government k so he administered uudeF the Reasiaai administration et the " Second Wash iagtoa." lAes: tht<
 |. The n~rative ef the constitutional prerewa- tive and sAGegRar4-the vets power; by which responsibility may he aToizisd, the Exeeatiwe re- dneed 10 a simple and easy working H,aeistae and the ediets of Cosgre~s. whatever they nay he, re- gistsrsSi. and na qmestioas asked" tas4
 2. la a like sPirit, congressional enaetasens Co b. takea ersnsg fse4 eytdenee of the constita- iiouality and exPeoiency of a tariff, intrrnal inn ProveIneais hy the geaeral gevernmeni, and the regnlatiaa ef the currency fdoabtiezs wxtioaal h~ak included taad the Ex~rstise simply to write approved duty without labor, aad which may te performed expeFtiv hy what knowR in cAn ht. ink- hogse nsaAspahstieps as ., machIne writing"
 ,. Positively whl noi go to war for the cosqRcs' of Mexico. .s9
 l As 10 slavery in the territories. slavery ia the District of Colamha--tbe Wilmot ProYiso-in short, everything touching the greatest question oi the tuses. aad which ucrtseTn and southern ayfta- tors are pressing upoa the eoantry--msm. not a word. The administration pIsnts itself upon the remarkably explicit groend. The dissolution ei the Union isaR iuapractlcahisitve psaeefHl separa- ton certAiaiy se.n What can be eleursr or morr conclusive, when you eBee find tiseua eat, thss, Generad Taylor's views oa the slavery aassaioal .,
 lf this broad and welI-de6aed platform will not satisfy those presses Of the whg party that are calling loudly for an administrative polscy, we shall conclude that nothing which this adlniniSira- ton may do will suit theni.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10
Ame,,rna ]. NIinweaaa.

The Hoaae JsaEasi~ s sesy vssakafxAauw aa AH'-rscaa e~Ss sf etsqmestes In srra~Esaw Ers, grpa,r fsF tie wat<tSne tn<<N tAs 1ezsnal kns ,,e fellowing ssnslhie rsmAfkss V
 i've e hsek to pFtaripls fAat @ups pot apply te watering plnces aleae. wksa pay tbsa . ysaas isay sAeaia rrceips ss nvw seqaainsshce. sneeSa thsenuh bar pmFsnas eg threwEh srsne zee pFepetty exeeeissRx parcwsss ssspea~iAsssty. R h uhp inslt ia the maaasrs ef aRx ceansFy. whtea aseru tAaa gay ether, m~~ds ccsFewsson, Skas sm seYuns@tsncs v'sA yeasg tasv saay lF annSs. sud paFssed wIst late Hs. 'aqui'y e essc as ta sie ws<Aes q . lssethse, ewlsisatlea s she Inothpvs fvirw4issr aad Ro atscmt1Sn her whatsoever. whxa Wsaa. wtfh rr witkeat her eauWhteF in ssetSty fhe excep- lssAs as tbs Ersssai sscs sew hsw aslask~a z ie. In policy we'd it pFepriesys far m8 hestes ng. pear to saeh siSaatage ta the eyesef enea, tske wham . HssthsFas wasrAfnt eare slew te he 2re. ehsas, anj we d tho tiEae, hUve she fsl ef
 aasser grAves Rsaa te set e se asVsw playfat krsess sf yeathfsise-s. lt h parity FsosN ksstae thaa saare ta susesy sud frans sss weasiueas of hrsaE eaiy arRteoisas leeAers en. thas w0m~a ta tasa e"snsFy rive SD esrly ta lfs. aH sGefs ts rsane at shnc, swd tssat Ssere ts, lu ceaaeqwemee shss lark cf svmg~sshy aaa tFteodsAtp beswe@a Rsosher assd aasghsers, wseh Is uAsksd lcataFe ia oat mshRcFs."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10


 iaiisE, V. r, Legx. q ceismtas, Ohis, nhs d5ed ga Ssfuraay. tke 5th inst milsa foar asys illinss He was psSnirx, hirAiy Fespecied by his fviends keye wbo pad him esssy stl<nioa in bislaEi hears and iogwed him the to grave ia cempaay wigb aosne 3e Sr co Amesieana. wbese tAey rrpoaed hs yewaihs in s>gespee1ahis DAneef amid fh4 green groves eg thr fsrst tAal sbAde the American hmriei piace He raects have heen placed sn eas4fsi hsnds. tbs PrOeeeds sf witch wiI sooa be tFsnemitied te hss frsepds. The ~Pssaaa Star" shirh Ae wss asso- eaaled wHh Sahers in Pahisshiag. will appear euce more, ssd then wiih Byrea, the astipsDsy exclaim:
 '.Ansthrr stsras genseustr
 Gov Shannon is beFr, wish JASi of bic casapa- ny. waiting pu~sage T. BatIer King, of Ga is also in icsn, exporting 10 have Ioek sDoa af the Ia<us caIifwpia will Ros isck FoIiticai aspirasss These dozens gcsnx teswsrt. (s0se RoFs, Senstoss. N. c.'s. and ubaf nos, ih exnectsscy- Lp Here. how ever. aH eyes are ssFained 70 catch the ecsang of Ffeacaf, thc to be tha Getryaw gf fAt Rer Sfaae. Ills wife and asHgites yet here, in good heaIih and viii scoa loia him.
 Col. Weller and ten og his party lesve to-mcsrOw, 18th, oh the Panama- T9se teta1iR4es win Eoli0~ ia few days % the OEcesR. Al RVR.
 H. H. Rssesese
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10
A Prize Lost.


 The following interesting story we take from the New York Tribune ot The 18th ut:
 4 fcw days ago. as the packet ship Hotiinguer, Capt R1rsiey, came ap ta the xarveS al the soot of Fulton street, RIih ulEsense cargo of psssen- gers ali well two veTy Saay9 officers of the New York police came aboard iorsy eertais international respects te some unfortunate crmiBal (n the eye Of the lsw) from the otAeE side. Ther searched and searched and looked and looked. al every Greek 2 who presented himself til one aohie looking fellow of stalwan frame and weii-tashio0ed hmb passed in review.
 HalIo :'' said the New Yosk odkeer. ..yoas name. sir, # you pleAse.''
 ss Welsh. 7 said tbe intenossied
 No," sad the officer. th4t's an assumed title ''
 "'Tis true. 1t is assassed,' sad very pretty woman, coming up and appearing very much asitafed. ' but fes twiih gTea, emphas1sl fos any disgracefal oE disho0orabie crine.'' gstF.
 The gentleman was transfxed. He could not move an inch.
 What is your name :' said the officer.
 "Walker," was ihes response. "i was engaged in inc unfortunate troatdcs in Ireland and put ID te Hue-and-cry.' thought was free wbeH landed oa the soii of America; If an not, yield Iny sci up year prisonsf.''
 By heaven" said the oEicer, you mistake me: l have nothing to do wifh such matters IT, as a political martyr, you have escaped to this free ara here's my hand for you afid hearty welcome and if you or the lady there wani IDoaey here IS my purse, and ii yod viii alo,.g with me yoa shall have as much as you require" - Mrs W aiker and her daughter Ca beautiful gih ot seses,sen,l wept tears Of joyful hankfaiess and they all cried out together they were nei dIsappois ted m their expectations Of ile goaTIoas land cf heefty." Capt. BaEsley ted the story in very tew words He sad that lady came on board hts vessel with Gour five children wbo wanted passage from Liverpool to New York He took them iHio the cabin and became very mach interested iA them Ia three or four days after te vessel had been al sea passenger in peasan,'s dress presented himself ca the quarterback aud asked for Nrs. Walker.
 What do you wan; with her, friend v .s
 sheIli tell yoa. captain dear, when she sees me- sad the steersge passenger, wsfh tear n hs rye.
 Mrs W.was invited on deck. and the uosnen, she ssw tAe ' Trperssy boy,' his freixe jacket, ss~ rAh and threw AeE@esf into bis arms.
 "DrsIiiish queer" said the captain.
 seFy qaaIe jniirely, capiain,A said Walker. Jniia here IS nothing short os my wiie. escaped lohany Buils's hemr, thank God; sud # ycsi have bo objection l'h spend the senaisder of ihe voyage ~ith yca as cabia passenger.''
 Capt. Buriey looked at inc freize coat Ms WalksT spoke eioqneHsly 0G better clothing through her h~aaiiful eyes, and the a-dSraaf peasant was regularly installed a cabin passenger The cap tsio ed the Hottinguer says that gayer fellow cs more perfect geLtsemaa RsvgAted tks Atlantic with hin, than the IfIsh outlaw and feion-ehi-f Walker and family went west" two days after they landed in New York
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-10

He had htm 7zeye Almost sii secis have ecea sioaay been peFspcuted oT is,r Fecuar bViiet, sust evea good Ematusl Sxe!enhorg IS not an excep- nou. 4 soa of Erin eaes accosisd reverend dts- eipe ef Swelenborg thus:
 c. Mr. -, you may say we are to follow the same business Heaven that da in tilis soslds''
 "Yes. that s in perfect accordance with reason, for tbe Creator hi'nseli Is not ide and why shOad his creatures be2'
 e Wen. thin, yer honor, do parls die there,''
 "Cer'siHiy rot-thsy as immortal ss the Creator hirs~eif 1"
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