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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
UonsiBLE MISUNDERSTANDING Il

IToRxiBLE MISUNDERSTANDING It
Man AHcc. The Galena Jeffersoalan
says, among the overland emigrants
fnr California last spring was Mr.
Green. Of Green's Woollen Factory,
Fox River, and two of his sons, the
youngest youth. Il is reported that
while passing through a tribe Of In
dians, this young man, naturally full Of
mischief, killed squaw.
The tribe having become well ad'is-
ed of the fact, hastened after the COM
pany and demanded the murderer
AT first the demand was resisted but
after the Indians had informed them
,ha, they would destroy the company
if their request was not granted, the
Youth was surrendered into their
han.!s. They then stripped him, and
in the presence of his father and the
Whole company, they skianed him from
his head TO his heels. lie lived four
hours after he was thus hayed,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

TgDEsco-A QUEER SToEy.-The
New York Atlas OF yesterday confirms
an article in regard to the reported
marriage of Signorina Tcdesco 10
distinguish d New Grcnadlan and her
subsequent desert!on by hiT, in which
the whole story is con'radlcied from
he rlnming io end. The arllce says
that although the New Grenadian was
intimate with tho SIgnorlna. he was
never married TO her, and consequently
his aband lnmcnt of her was not so
cruel, after all. 1t is further stated
that the gentleman is nov in NV
York, where he is about to commence
p oceedlngs against the journal which
announced the marriage and desertlon.
The most cx,raordidar, feature III the
case is tha, Tcdesco is IN New York,
or soon will be, to appear as witncss
and prove that she never was married
to the individual III question.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, Mr.. Cav presen,e the pc.
'ision Of William X. Nevn. praying for the
cAtersion Of his pa.ens Mr.. Clay, in a
few remarks. expressed himself favorable
to the ex,ens on.
In The House, after the usual oI ening
business the deposili"ns in the Iowa con-
tested elections were referred 10 the prop
er conmiitee.
The committee ON printing reco mcnded
ia, FIVE ,h"ns nd additional ror = Of tie
report and bill ~ { ,"' al Nhi,ney's Pa
cihc 'ai' 'oa' fchC me, be printed.
Mr. Bowln, Of Missouri obtained the
floor, and earnestly opp.sed The scheme.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

GIN. TAYLnR's PLANTATION SuBMREG-
gp.-The Cincinnati Go pmcrclal of lhe
iith states, that when the steamer York
WI, Capt liaIJ-nan, passed g, IN. Il.
1aylors lanlali"n, an the Mississippi riv-
ct. iulty mile, above Nalch,z, The entire
place Was uud.r " 2ier IRON au owe fGw IN
The Mississippi. Capt. Ila'deman says hs
ever saw ll,a, oinl BIZ CON, !etely sub
merged. aud fears are entertained Of the
,o,aI ruin {, { numerous plauratlu 5, and ot
cour the bankruptcy vf some OF The own
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

WILLS NApE ON SrNDAy.-A case was
rrce lily deed d by Judge Ills Lewis, %;
,l,c Mn go Judicial Distract Il Penn
sykania. Nknh Involved question as Il"
the validity of a vii. IN ,de on Sunday -
The drclsion ot the cUurt ~as, fr I, that
vi made on Sunday. while the mstal"r
VAS in danger o immediate death, "r Gu
ter aimed We l-e,oun cd be'ni that s"rh
DANGER existed is valid aud, second. ihoi
if a will made on >n day, under no smch
pr, s,urc the court would, IA ahsemre oi
prouf presume that circumstances of nee
crss.,y existed 10 justify the act
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

New York have got a new lea in IN. ir
heads. which is ihis,-ihey proprse 10
ba Morning Dances, in order To kill ,imr,
and establish, II possible, an exceedingly
exclusive \ist"cracy. ! most instances,
these persons " ho are living 4" up luwn."
as il 10 termed, in New York, are the
foolslool. Their origin WAS obscure
enough, although none the worse for that,
We are free 10 say. because we hold that
every man aud ~orpan should he fairly
judged ia life by lhei. nwn ~ rits ami lust
~ prop"rliOn as man h IS arisen from an
humble origin. and nnw wcupes a truly
honorable anJ commanding position, should
he he Respected for b 8 talents, his virtues
or his perseverance. But u ost at these
persons have arisen from humble rosiln us,
ani heir vast prrienslons and magnificent
display now. only make them The more can
tempt bic in the estimation OF SCI sIbIe peu-
pie.
The accumulation of a l,ll, wealti h
made these people forget their "ug n, and
while ley ir"wn down. IT. ihey think, u;-
on ili"s ho are, aud always have been.
VASTLY their super ors, they seem 10 i"rgci
that 'hm neunrlrs o all are not as cuuvrn.
ieni rs their own, and thai very mar can
readily remember, bat few years a!",
wh'n they Mere III rXrprdrgly feeble cir.
cutnsianrrs IN lIir, aud we regarded
ainonI lhG most c"nnp people of the ddy.
They have erected their poIgrous palaces,
up iown, in whr is conceived 10 b. a fash
ionahlt ,icini'v, and AZ: nov living in
s'nrih u: which very much approaches tu
regal spenI,r. They Thu, work their
way in'" the bosom at What is termed iar
\ i>irracy ,-aud heaven ouly ku"us " hat
tia' m"ans, This morning Dancing is
one "i the irrks of this prcu'lar c,ass of
people aud f'iev can "ujny il, or il caI
a'ii anythln; To their ieirltous existcnr-
IN snohdo ~, we crrIa ll, ae per rrlIv
w llln, Ia leave lhrn III ihri luXu Ious M
i,isenc'. Bat, III The >aur um'. we re-
serve To oursrl !rs the ',ih'sr of express
iny our op!n un IN regard 1, such silly aud
lste nua>e,c'. Lit lie enjnv all ihry
rar, ~ their own p' culIiIIy rh"s ~ inanrIrr,
-hui 4 TIA sane lime We clam III II hI
Ia >p' AZ nf the ml'ter. precisely as We
rhuns', aud Ia expn~e aud drnonncc ihe.r
preten-i us Ia a We l-sruu drd Arisnrri-
ry God has established ~ lines ui de-
mark ulun on ihS rirth, ~ p NJ oi r'rnu!-
iry puss s,lous, hy which the pre'rrrn
i To lie gwen Ia one sect over auohrr -
Wa h $ the resnt ui arrIlrn., rhanct
aud nannci oi iortuituus cuhstinrrs:
and hence ih r. Is ~ such lrrrgu arly in
IN. economy at Gods wis,'urn, rs that
whlrh 40 I'D indrscrlm nlrrly favor f'w.
aud Gy hiS mems n',e then auy clLIm -
superiority III this va ld. ar IN any nf lis
| lilalS. When G"d makes an AristacraI.
| nu'n s,,Ii'y lm.. lis own inI rtss
nu his brow and IN his mind aud Mdt A.
| ls;ocracy II viii guard and pr hrri, be-
rause II : an offspring of Ills avn Dnini-
aud lie viii hold IL accountable Tor lis
action ru earth
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

CRY MORTALITY. The deaths in Phil
aosl phio last week were li0 ; of c. nsunp-
,ion, q scarlet fever, II. In New York,
the deaths were 3l5 Of consumption, AZ /;
s.allc! fever, li.
WEsrcRS SroRrs -Anl,ineran, scamp,
says the Dps'on Post. who left his own
wife 10 Illinois, and .an away with anu,h-
or mans, st,empnd to preach l,,ely at
Crandvies. I'wa /; but some of the ri,i-
sens gaIlan,ed him from The pulpit to the
church door. where he WAS placed ol the
sharp cdIe OF 4 rail, and in that situation
ridden round the town. PERHAPS he thought
ne vas o. Nshomr,'s bridge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
FRIDAY, MARCH ~.

rPThc laies, intel igtnce from Wash
inctun does TO, indicate That tie frai dill
Gculy in regard 10 Slavery is any neaie'
an sdjudic alton ihan il WAS three months
ago the feeling, pc hars, be,"e The
radicals Of The North and The South, Is not
quite as malignant as il was, aud sone oi
the spe ches which have been made by
the leading men in Congress have had -
marked /, ndrrcy Ia "lay the violent en-"
,ons which were swasing the lo'oms oi
nearly al but. al the same time, 'he' do
not fur ish specific, or cure the d'' as o.
lis seat Of ac,ion. What the result "f all
this will be-, no man, ho,evcr wise or
learned in the affairs oi the n''ion, can re-
tend to say isls all surmise, yet It Is /" he
hoped lha, some plan viii yei be devised,
which vii unite .he g,eai body Of the
people, North and Soa,h, Eas, and Wes',
on common pla,iora of unity, aud IN The
bond of a cor mon interest. TLis can rev.
er be done, how ever, unless ce,a II portions
of III ,,opl in different secti"Ls "i the
country, are willing To yield so"e "i their
sbs,raciiohs, for the general good ot the
nation f; when .hes.' preferences are m"'u-
ally yielded, an honorable ADJUSTMENT can
be effected which aill be entirely saii lac
,oty ,oall the hon:s, an patriotic port ons
of.he county. Therefore, we 'e.lly hope
,ha, the majority who are since'e IN 'hr'r
fee inss for The w-lf're Of the Uulo'.. viii
oct without further delay, berdusc no'hin!
is gained hy a continued proloaga'on"i "i The
mater, and tho quicker /, IS Sc ! cd, the bet
ter twill be Tor all concerned. The h's'
impulse may be wild one, but eSery'h ng
will som settle down into natural calm,
and all will 20 vel! again. Al general
thing, the people OF this r'"rirN sac ."'..'
soubIy We ded to the holy Union. aud
they will not perm, !: To be enda' gered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

MR. BENToS AND Mn CALHOUN. i; is
reported tia, Mr.. Benton has ordered
considerable rumher of Mr.. Cahoun's
speech, inr dIs,rlbut on IN Missouri. liz
will no, reply 10 ii. When asked II he
should answer, his response was " No,
sir rr,,rs al ] said Of hin, sir. / rre-
J,c,ed the whole thing. sir, in my Jefferson
cl,y speech. sir. Rank Jlsunion, sir noIh-
ins else, SIR all explained in my speech,
SIR here are tuo copies, SIR and the
" hole explained there, sir"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

NAM ASp TnL's"r THE NEW FREScu
MINI>IEa NJ. EIupsi-A Dire lI>hr - IN
Ie B,l--I -Cun!t". C"nmAnnrr al The Ma
uou,l Oricr u the Legion "i |, nor, Grd. Il
tr.ss ,i the Orders II Sis. Mare. III /
l. Z,r,a -. sardiula. Unnand'r uf The
;Irirr ui lsah. a The a hu ic thr,alrr
Of III. Nunnr Extraordinary OF the Mobile
,nd D.stngu' sirJ Order ut -harl S | II. %
SPAN
Tins vii d" very well tor the Republican
simplicity I" F.auce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

CSThe Presiden, has ISSUED an order
20 the Secretary OF War, di' ect'ng that The
1 II uniform now worn in 'hr atiny, bue
dress coat With white huff .inings, band
box hat. &c. &C.. shall be thrown aside,
and tho nn lress fr0ck now worn shall he
the full uuif I'm, with the additions o! epau-
let's, sash, Sc. Be, the renewal "i which
makes an undress uniform. The dress
Goa. worn 5y the prlva'cs is substituted by
a sack.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
Bo.r,N, TUESDAY, March 10 ~. NJ


TIE urnt "i tbs r,nrnln has 1T
trsi, ing particulars of loss "f s"p T'll>-
mln. Captain l'nrslr,. ir"n NV York,
i"r Calcutta, Al lse 81. (Cape de N"rds)
Januaiy G,.. dur 10 heav, gale. \ boat
in a, rrnptln. Ia reach III, shore wa- Si'"',
by ~ hrh iUur mtn were dTo'n"'. g
900 ~ sl,r h'Ionging 4" the cap an. l">i
The rap,an an r milnd rot ihf Gee"
succeeded ~ rra"hlng te I'll r. hy means
"t \ rope. T~" "i The grow, CO. Bm n,
of b ,rns,abr, aud AIb-r ones, nf Belfast.
rn, on board ship ral"a, oi Boston, bound
to Bncnos .\,rs.
The IVA ives i,eated the survivors with
cruelty, brailn, The c,"k, aud stealing
clothing aud every article wh"h u al d
ashore. Mr.. Martin, ihe l.. ) wee con.
sui, refused :" loan the launch To CAPITA
Lew Ia { The lalma, 10 carry tc a. r'h'i
out fom t'e Ials niu b lore she " nj
ashore. anrl n':icctrd tn protect I'll wr'ck
from hriny tlun,irrrd b, ihr na'Ivs. ln"
wreck VAS snd AZ aurtun i"r 4 very snail
sun. which Capt. L'~n s,ys was worth
S!CGO S3oGo.
The S,rau.I G. ur9ia. which lrf his
port uh tie 18Th ins tor Cha2rc received
the nails AID assr ger 81 u nihshi
and Savannah, on the i1ih iIst and pro
c.rd..I to Havana Passengers meIe all ~
. u,od health
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

HThe Leeislaiuac of Massachusetts
has pra ted an act of incorporation 10 an
assoca;lon To he entitled he New England
Arr Union. E'wari Everett, Prot Lonr.
fellow, Frank in De>,er. Esq, aud others
are among The Board Of Managers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

The Am'r,s, ~. IT, Cabinet, IN
answer 10 the enquire of Mr. Webster
n 1, wha, will beI.uue oi the American
n 10 ia case of u dis .,lntion of the Un-
ion, suggests that he North Will take
the starr, and the South the stripes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
WAsnINCfoS, NJ ,nday, March ~.

The Ere - II nl,, q. NJ ijnis lie tnnp'r
Was pre-, eni, d Ia the Prt,li' 1T io-tay, Il
the White ll"usr, IN Drcscn OF al the
members oi his Cabinet. hr srerch of
Nj. -" 'mpie MAS pac fc ani c"IrIlI''"ry
in The extreme, aud the whul; Interview
one nf general s,i.siarInn.
Mr. Caih",n yer, low. and hut lir,'c
iopes are entertained oi his recovery.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
MrEriyG GEORGIA AGAINST I'll

meeting IN GEORGIA. AGAINST Til
NASHVILLE C0NvENTroN.-lhe he pco-
pie of Cass county, in Georgia. have
held meeting, irrespective ot party,
in which they passed resolutions III :
vor of alta ! California into The
Union with proper limits" and p'o-
testing against the Southern Conven-
ton, proposed to be held at Nashville
As involving danger to the Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

nJ The cattle in Nova Scotia are suf-
frring greatly in c'Lsrqn'nce "i tie nn'x-
ampIed 81 ari,y oi hay aud other i'"l'irr.-
Some fa'mcrs are X epine their cattle alive
/. ,h ground bark. A cargo Of my from
from Boston brough, &C per ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

htThe wilov of the latc " Yankee
IIlll'' has secured copy irh, of volume
abou, To le Published. en'i i. : ie and
Re- - lec,'ons ~ Yankee II II, composing
his Comic Speeches, L :cturc. aud Enter
,a.mcnis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

Mr.. Clay has been presented by n
gentleman Of Va, with canc made OF
a piece of gun copal tree cut on the
coast Of Madagascar. The head is
formed of,he tooth of sperm whale
which the NOR assisted in capturing.
II was manufactured during the leisure
hours Of whaling vo. age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

PRoPgR Two "i the fire c"mrani"' ~
Cinrinn,u h,vruy di..raced The drp,r,tnrn
and rl,, hy hghiIng, hi'. hr'n promptly
expelled lrnn the Fire Department. TINS
il ihr only way To check the ." al -plrt
" Lpb p.,ns 10 rise 10 naji y between
fire coopanles ~ the large cnns
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

a duel came "h in Schncciahy, on
Thurs lay last between two gent cm ~ ~
CO or, in 'ihe lumber busm IS. CAUSE
jealously aud ;hree pin,s of ~. Icy
fought, with pair of SAWS aud turks
one of the beIllseIe Is lost an cdr, and the
other, the basemeni Of his corduroys. n"
insurance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

uP What - thls "nrlI A dream With
IN 4 .ir-am-as No 2rOA Older. each 81 -
his an inNarI anaErhrn.. The youth
auaErs. and he Ihinks trna cMhllnod- the
iull grown uan d"~p srs the p"rs"lis al
,uuih - ,zionary- ihc I'D man huhs an
ma. h ,ol AS u ir,rf~h dream. Is death
lhr las, slerp' No, It is the last Ena'
awskrulur
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

Popo ,s,s.-"A man .honh never b
ashamed to own That he bas been - ~,
wrong /: uhich IL but saying. IN o'hrr
words, that ho " r,ser ,o-Jay, than he Was
20. tptdsy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

Usiva.IIY oF VIRGINIA Tho numb r
Of students is much larger thar II has i-ra.
tofore been. The wh 10 number "i nairic-
ula,es at The las, session WAS 2L2 al the
present it is :27. Of whom 210 reside IN
Virginia, and 81 in other Siaes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

Tr.rsa. pn To EuRoPE.-Mr. Chase has
rrrsen,eI memo' lal {" the u. - SENATE,
m relation 10 The eslab l,lfncm 81 a 'ire of
lele raph across the continent, and through
.hrinrs Srraiis. m conn CT With Europe.
Referred To the committee on eJmmeice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

The Bunker Hill Auroga states that Hon
Rnbsr, Ran,oul. Jr.. Is to deliver tie ora.
zion ., ,l.e approaching celebration Of The
ls,S Of ApnI a, Corco'd. and Jane, II.
Lowell. Esq. delivers poem. Hon. Ru-
foe Chos,s and o'her di.iinsuiscd mn
~,il 10 p'.esa'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

eJ-rhe Eng nc and tender on the Fail
River road ran oil The Track, yesterday
mor"mg, at Myicks, al, d made d,'e"'I"h
of an hour aud i half. BLi inic damage
vas zone. and no one was injured. Of
course, no one Was 10 blame.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

WHAT SroRY "A child has been
born in ST, Ii Tino,hy, Canada, with moth.
ing human about il but the head and arms
the res, being a tortoise with h rd shell.
and amphblou feet moving out and in.--
The parents wished to kill the monster,
bu: the priest forbade them, aud bap,ised
il, and il is likely 10 live.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

Madam Bclzoni, tho widow Of the
distinguished Egyptian traveller, is
now residing in Brussels, aud IL u
represented that she is plnlng III IN,
d,Irnce u, the ddvd.ced age of 20
A subscription has just bern opened ~
London Tor her iclri.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28
DEFINITION of DoGMATisM--"Ro

DEFINITION of DoGMATisM.--"Rob-
er, my dear said Jenny, with the
dc(rren,ial air Of a scholar, "Robert,
wha, did Mr.. Carrawnys mean when
he said he hated dog-dogmaiisin -
Tcpps was puzzled.
Robert, my dtar," Jenny urged,
- wl,a,-what in the world is dogma.
tism -
Now i, was the weakness OF Topps
never To confess ignorance OF any thing
.oeycr 10 his wife. "A man should
never do it," Topps had been known
in a conyiyial season to declare, ut
m,,es 'em concerted" Whereupon
r, pps prepared himself as was his
wont. u IN Ike a solemn, satisfying an
swrr. Taking OF his hat and smooth
ing the wrinkles of his brow, Topps
said, d" ilumph wha, rs do.ma'ism
Why, it is this, Of course dcgma'lsm
i, puppyism come to its full growth"
I n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

Gas Opra,,o, have been conf
mcnced iu Savannah for the construc-
,iol oi gas works. The, will br com
pctcd durinI the ccmlng summer
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

pO,c Of the Boston Judges has decided
thai Canary bird, are not II airy va ur, aud
,horrfnre ,ui subrri of lsrcrny.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

tVThe Salem Register says -
The lien Fever RACES to an unprece-
denred extent, towards Of score Of
coops. containing different varieties OF
fowls for sale, were displayed in our
market on Saturday, which attracted
much notice"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

Mr. wrbs,rr's rrest .prerh has e'n
translated in,o German anl l. Pahl'shrd IN
III. Washington ciy =. rc,a,or, II Gef'nst
nau.F
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

NsvY1K cary DE1r.-- rhe debt oi
New Y krIy on ,hc Is' "i Jdi nary. was
stf, go ,4iy q decrease oi So, 900 siucs
sss ys.r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

eS.IIon. George p. Marsh Of VI. was
confirmed on Monday as Resident Minister
a, Cons,antinoplc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

Stephen Gorgcy. the brother Of The tai
tor, Arthur Gorcry. his been frrrd ."
enter The Austrian service as rva'e sol.
,Iipr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

apM Theirs, has published at P'ris
the 9th volume Of the hIsi"ly ni the consu-
late aad E.nphe. Three more are yet ~
come.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

Bills uf the Phqnx Bauk, Westerly u
| date IRE, I"n, ~ January ), 1870 are
not rccrI,ed ~ thu SulTn L l}nk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

sCpThc announc emcnt that Jenny
Lind will visit Havana, has electrified
the i.habi,anls nf that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

DTOraham's Mapazine for April is cn
our table with iis usual pnnclusliiy aud
We are happy 10 find that Grahm has So
far relieved hllnse { from his late eml..Ira.s-
me ITS as To Z ahle Ia assume the Proprie.
ioTsh p "f the Masaziie again. lie has
labored long aud zealously for the public
,ast", aud We trusl that an appreciaing
public VII amply aud substantially remun-
crate his efIoris.
The number C.r April contain. the " Mir
ror of Beauty" fre supple engraving
" Sunshine of Love-" an exquisite II ezzp-
lint Paris Fashions. Muse. &c. The ar.
ncl's are hy Mrs, Emhury. George j.
Pr nncc. II rs,, Lowe.l, Sree,. Z ace
Greenwood aud OILERS. They are I'll we'll
written, aud the p;esrn, number OF Gra-
han fully sustalns lis literary reputation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

DPos calls a "cauiIlni eoDyo per
. ps,ssI hymn w DE Dshy."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

DMr. X. w. Thompson hus declined
ne mis,ion 20 Ao.,ris
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

Pa,km j." Fra ay, Nov. 23 he came into
my sore between and ocloca think i,
was a''out l.2 he s,aij there about if.
teen min"irs h. bOugh, 90 lbs. sugar
brought in pai'er bag asked permission.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-28

ctCsro a,d anxiety sVon destroy
beautiful coun,enapcs. chesrfulness 10 &c
h.., eosraA.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-27
PGNWANSREEP.

nOLBEAR'S Writing Academy nthe
AZ Masonic Hall, Main St, Natchez'
Miss. will be kept open the ensuing
year. -,
Cor 8 Gentlemen will be qualified to
teach writing and act as agents for the
sale of Dolbear's science of PenmanshlP
and Dolbesr's superior Gold pens in the
Southern States.
A men class cf teachers will com
mence on the 4th Of Nov.
Lette rs addressed to Levi Dolbear
Natchez, will receive prompt attention.
Mr. A D Thompson who is well
qualified to teach %Penmanship, will give
lessons in Madison and Rankin Counties
during the summer, wherever a class
Of ~ or Is pupils can be formed,
MA new class Of Teachers wall be-
Gin on the 4th Of November next.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-27
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

E FILTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
a Special Term, held on Monday, 18th
July, 1850, OF the Probate Court OF
Madison county, Mississippi. on the
estate Of Lewis NJ. Garrett, decd, all
persons indebted to said estate will
please come forward and make immedi-
ate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them, legally authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
JOSEPH r. DAVIS, Admrs
July q, 1850. Act