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Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-187?, 1851-12-26
From the New York Day Book.
hgi.GtiOn and tiIg NGsUlt.

It IS not out oil place for Us TO oc>
casionaiiy note the effect that the
slavery question at Iho North is hay'
ing upon the destlnIcs OF the South.
The Soothrrn press almost without
exception urge upon tAc attention OF
their readers iie Importance o. d.
fect'nG their energies to mann'a'>
ureS "ad internal Improvements as
me only means OF Fea4erlHg 'h''n>
selves independent oD"iI foreign ms
iuencfs' those t.PP'"IS are no,
Rhriy 20 90 Unne@1'' a. we S,'A''
presently fee' hrf1'o!of'' N'L''r
e"mp'raLlVc hnrm"'y 'A'@,1" I" al
parts OF tue O"'"h' inc >o"'" mas
o"'h C'",'h' 10 'e''''',' "|t' '''n'
'Po" me '''F'h 'o' .4o9' 0' ''rr %'''
o!vs OF c""@o'"t'''0., a, "e,I ,!''5 '''oso
"n'cn we 90 ''oS .I, r'oa"1' as 'n'1' -,
"h'1" we 10. N''' ""' '>'u N'''
nS 10 aI'0" No','7'" I'''"'"'"'' -. :"
act as yer a&'h'5 III ""' C'A'"&>
wIth European consumers ol hcf
Stapl" articles ter WhIch these spec,
utat0rs reaprd Il pruAt That e"abIe1
hem one alter another 10 acquire
princciy fortunes and dr"ttte ir"ia 1U
yiucss, to live in the IuAuFy OF a pals
ace n bOVe l hlCn . 4 Il Z : {
Or in an equally respectable
and ari5locraric portion oI some OF
the other larger cities. But she Is
determined to DO these things no
longer. She has every advantage
which the North possesses for man
utncturing purposes, and the means
10 avail herself Of them. She can
do her own trading with European
mowers as we'll as We can DO L for
her, and she IS bound - do If, and
mt the profits oftAc spectators in
her own pocket. So the agitation ut
lhe NcIth will not -i8Iure the south
in the end. but on tae contrary vii,
he Of incaIculnble advantage to her
t,y- 4v~vtvPtng her OWE resources ans
making her indcT2naent. lhe loss
IS al on one side the man who b&s
heretofore sat still and grown rich
will have to turn his attention tt
some other business to earn HI:
bread.
Conventions have recently beer
held in Richmond, Va, and Maco'
Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-187?, 1851-12-26
LATE NEW s.
EBy Telegraph
70 the advertiser.
(By MORSE LINE.
New York, Dec. 2Ist, ?. M.
ARRIVAL. OF THE EUROPA !!
Revolution In France.

KRkiN iIi CE it4 IL = N'Ci "A :
Revolution In France.
The Europa put into Halifax Oh ths
2Ota, having encountered heavy gales ant
io,t one man overheard, The Canada ar
rived a, liverpool OF the 2nG, after
rough passage and the Baltic on the 4th.
FkANCE-An'Hrs havH reached the cri'
s.s long dreaded. The President pa
seized he relns OF the government ihf
was effected with consumsto s k'lI and Sc
erery. Every thing was perfected be
fore the assembly had the least idea 0
Napoleon's intention and an entire new
'!iaisry was appointed By daylight Fnes
day morning the Presidents ProcIamalIof
was found posted through the city olfar'
in which he ordered disposition of The
assembly and a. resolution OF universal
suffrage, he proposed that dur
Ingkhe election the Executive power
shauiA remain in The hands Of the Presl'
,,en. and the election should take place
Iurirg the present mon'h, and that he
woud bow to the will Of the people
And Furthermore says that he has beer
forced into his present position. Il Is
certain that Mr.. Theirs and others OF the
orposilion decided to demand the PIes'.
lont and his impeachment on the 9nd and
were upon tie point of moving such res
ohtiop when they were mere themselves
arrested and carried to Vncinees : II is
said llat 500 members have giveNfa lhelr
adherance to the President. Teiegraph'e
dispatches from the departments state
that the present demonstrations f'SSe'0e9i'
nailed win enthusiasm Subsequently,
these reports were con'radicted. Several
Bar-icaies were erected in Paris but were
speedily broten by she troops. At one
Of urese Two members Of the assembly
Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-187?, 1851-12-26
J. DUssFTT, OV' NI7T 70
|. Y. Carnjc, Sec'y, Cam.
Jacksonville, Il. I.

&rn-We. the undersigned com'
mittoa, appointed in pursuance OF
the above resolutions, very respect
fully call your attention to the same
and would be happy to have you
meet the citizens Of tue sea ,b0ard at
The time and place therein specified
Very respectfully yours.
A. $. Atkinson, Waynosville, Ga.
W. >. BeSsngcr, Savannah, Ga.
A. Scranton Brunswic, Ga,
J. G. Pelot, Columbia co. Fla.
c. T. Cooper, Jacksonville, Fla.
C0mmiilee,
Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-187?, 1851-12-26

:.
,a5, Which we cAi irom u southern
paper
At a meeting he'd on board the
steamer JVn. CASTOR, by citizens
f.ron, yarions nortions of he Safes
ofGeorgia and Florida apI als7 l,ei-
mo home from the Cot
ton PIanfors, convention recently
held at Macon, the following resoIu>
!ions were unanimously adoptcd.
Resalred That we highly approve
of ,ha.,,,,.a,o,.,,t ,,,,,, hI;,nr n,nJo hy
Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-187?, 1851-12-26
OctI7 '5I--42-
MUSIC! MUSICM

MUSIC! MUSICM
rsTR. 4. A. HAUG Teachcr on th,
4T.I- Piano, Violin, and hccordian re
speciality offers his soyices as such, 10 tn,
citizens cf Lexington and vicinity, cs
ptcjalif the ladies.
Ferns pes session OF five months.
three lagsons per week g25
For the use Of the Piano per momh $5.
Mr., Hang also unes Pianos,
Dec. 10 81 81 81
Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-187?, 1851-12-26
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+, '- ,,,,,1 - ~ -, -. $500, -,',,1 :. -
raj" " a. ~ vs. W -, for w ,%a i, inrc,
loo onl "a ,o,Is , ror eseh e "ept tboreare
--trn lines or less constituting squale
The number ri jnscr ions rcouiged. ma.
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Pai%o'@'I ,,1nI ',II,"IJ, Ja'h,, ,ho shave ra,as
~ pnt;,;c.I s',:; IG I,;r"nl.s or apv articles
;,i;;j,,i otI,,, ;,,nla., ,,,;u ba .t,rrad as oJ
'"D', ';a.," 'u""' -, n,J ,"ns, bo ~aid ror i,
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'Ss ''i, i>Ge-.1 loI,c,;or will 10 made (ron
,,n ,a.r,,ts ~, ,,,,,o n,Io atrer,,ssthy
r,o o s.o,r
All ,L.,,,i.;,c G.o,, A;.t,,ce mus,
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". We aGa'n renew our o"rf 10
inr0IaA The ''LAnE'S BOOK aAd 1he
Advertiser al $500 per &nhum IL
advance TO new subscribers.
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SI"'r q "i"s'SS!PPIt IL "e fto0"'e coNF
!uNf-s t0oh'F'N oc'oocf 81 cIIli 100.
i'C "'a'o Oi N'sTlssIFp'
!" ihe ma'.%r oi We estate
q "diiea ,''lR'eF "tcfN'
CN fIaVtHg ana ming me pe0.inn o.
|"iti H"ni@h Na'h"h L""aToS a"u Mary
hon M """ He'rS al Ia" and distributes
q JAMES "o@'er oeco' pray my Tor an or>
d'I Il r"n'' 70 cooPei george @NGIer ana
EIn1"A H"g'eF a0i" On 'ne eS!a'" u
saIu ~>c'a'n' 10 make a hh't settlement
q we account as "o"l"'''fa'"f as azores
f''" !t'W'"H''tS ol s"'H es,a'e ana /" m'A-
t." ~ l'I'st" '3us'"F anu ""'"f y h13',
EI"'n0y MS "lv ',d Aa'"'} I: >'ahlSI"
""d W N''I"r" 'o''F"AH' 81" Maf"ia ",s
wife "''fs an" "iS"'""''es u sal" "e'v''
th' 10 'ii'Ne o's''o"'"N upon S"'' '''"'S.
l. IL "'Fr"P"n ordered ~ he court ''''
tn'F''n io"'f, ana 'he Said hc'!" anu "'S
"''".' q. .s ''"'<. al" 90 1'''1 !" '0I am"
,,,u .n,..uv "r' %a'd court al co"L' 70 os
~ io ara tor Sa'h county al we r30f
'T.""., thereof t." the inst M1"0"y IN '""-
n"y "'&' ana answer '9'o Pe"''h ana
sho" c+tSe /" any 'nfy can wa! a"'" ''""'
s'''m@r' ~" "'S'F'ou""A S''""'" ''' w
Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-187?, 1851-12-26

held prominent posuioVs and were killed.
A section Of the assembly cunrived to
meet on the Monday subsequent to de-
eide upon the impeachman! Q! i,e PRESS
da1t ior high treason. The meeting was
dispersed by the troops and the tecreo Of
tho section Ediculed on all sides. Troops
were placed on the houses of ali the. ...ex.
members nf lhs,-4os1iiif5ty VINO WcrS ex.
omp, from arrest. aud among Others NJ.
NJ. Dupin. The full rigor of martial law
was enforced against all pefsons engaged
in Bafricades ard up 10 Thursday nigh
very large number had bean shot The
succoasnf The President WAS certain.
Memphis, 22d, pN
River falling fast No stfamefs pass.
ing~-eotlon firm and steady demand good
weather clear and very coaI
louisville, Dec 227p
River still closed - wealhlr very cold
all buainoss suspeut,l
Washinsion-G3ly, Dec. 24th
Capital ca Fire! .>snkI
Glca! eSci,eaont rrc-TiI, TTAS
sent The Capilais ~. ai'gg ofSsa'i,
lire this morning aqoutG:y S,t /iGe
Congress library - tutireIy AesHoycL-
weather very t"!t Z
STILL LAr@H-l0 o'cloch-l5 minutes.
The fire is aIiil raging-tEe fire en
gincs are unable no work. lhe1isomGn
are working bravrIy and It is horvd
that tie flames vii, &C coniaoN'tO the
iIbiory
Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-187?, 1851-12-26

The paper will appear next week un'
der the control and management Of Col.
purdom, who has made arrangements for
Grocoring some fonts of new type and q
nsat head dress for the paper. As soon
a. they arrive, the Advertiser will assume
laat and beautiful typographical appear
arre, and no effort will be spared to make
it soyIhy of an extended patronage.
Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-187?, 1851-12-26

AsJenny Iindimania and Black Swami
ism is about 10 become deGunct and pass
in ne rear of time, lis place is becoming
/, ,dllad by the great feminine heel shaker
and leart breaker, Lola Monies. COinc'
dent with her arrival, be it remembered
that hoS8uth 0m kan, to the no small
amuIcment Of merry crowd Of juvenile
republicans and grown up 1ay drivers
Hoy thankful Hungary must feel, for the
grey rcIiS( afforded that oppressed co"">
try, Ly the mastodon efforts evinccd Oh
the rarl of some OF the New York wharf
rata What a vast amount Of poetry anC
paltolism could have been extracted IRON
the pearly drops that feel on the deck Of
,ae Mississippi at the "partlog scene =
Aside news papers lately came to no def
ljte conclusion as to the real cause, oil ia
,ob's weeping when he kissed Rachael
we would like 10 know whether ho5su'h
aried because Hungary or hmse'! was un,
iurulaLG.
Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-187?, 1851-12-26

7ww LEVY has just received from tho
iSH European and Northern c'lles'
mrs and well selected stock Of (aI! and
winter dry goods, suited to this market.
They consist in part, OF the following ar
Gclss, 10 wit: CaIIcoCs and G'ngham7 oi
every description, AIpacca' >'Ns aud fine
dress patterns, d the newest ana Ia'eS
,lyles; tiue v;ndQw curtains, cloths, cast
mcres, i2rsc%a, I1wels,, caps, hats, boots
shoes and ready made clothing OF every
description: also large lot of coarse and
fine blankets: Cash customers will ina
II ID their inlcreot to call, before purcha'
sine elsewhere, as he is determined TO sell
as low as goods can bc afforded in this
Imarke'. e.,
lie has also on hand few rets Of Fl!'
ysflea spoons, low for cash.
YoEAWG9 E20E& SAf4D.
Mr.. Levy has also, for sale teaUjj'u.
and well toned Piano Forte, which ha
twill sell very low.
Oct. "a. 1851.
GqlLK BONNETS of every color and
70 Of the latest syIes-~ror sale by.
6. & N, W. HO&KINS.
apriI lS5l-I5,iy
IN III, undersigned would respectfully
4 intern IT, 'lrTcns Of Lexington and
.urirnnalug I. n,.HF, that he Is pcrmanenI'
located ,.s,iHS place, and is now ready
Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-187?, 1851-12-26
POCKET BOOK LOST.

AMA "Wednesday the i0h iusI., Pock~
set Book containing tho following papers
g..
Jury certificate to 2. B. House.
d" " JoAn y. EIDuse.
g" :" O, +, Elliot, 50 G
And several olhats not now racDaaateI.
draft at sigh, on Holmes & co Va
Zoo Chy, drawn by =. B,tters for $1,000 =
Grar, draft drawn by G. W. Wood,
en- T0arpe and Hicks dne Isl November
last, for one hundred and forty eight doI~
lars and fifty ceuls, and by them accep>
ed.
Draft on Ward and ] mas for $2l8
and some cents, dne ist Feb next, and
I;td Is, December 1854 and drawn by
]. ,& A. B. Block,
One nota on $. ip,S,ns for $500
I" " $. iI)ikn. GDr 90
I" A" q" G9org. B;ongh, for So
/" " W. Book. for ab)lt Sl2
About $l55,0O IN money in bills on
I.oai5.aNa, Tsnnas see. A'ab2nl. q sarg'A
and SDtl Carolina, and vacou5 9th 'f
papers M, now ro,oiIea'ol
i ioarH reward wtlI be gigcn for the
drIl,ey Of the Pocket Book ahl con,
ie iis.
JOHN NJ WEST.
Dee, - SO II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
dom HAVANA AND BELIZE.

60. ws have received files OF Ha'
,! ' nsosT. to TIE lh inst There |, no Local
.sv, worth translssing. lne f''' '' u
~, ps a,,b ult has the following ,..., train.
"The oe'ens;Dn have given rise to the circula
iered this Inofh.ns, which may affect the tran
ton Of various u. ,Soussbd interests OF commerce
GUILTY. ara ts deem, il our duty 70 contradict
consequently Ia minors A dispatch OF an urgent
these ulloe1nutbe u, Governor OF san Juan de .os
chnscleL, ~ nd accidentally sent 10 Bernie with
Reuto.,, trsin occssi0ned the detention o.
an e. &c peak and Ihs return Ct other trans 30
th5 ei'y On. The Whole island the least incident
IDi.' 55oca-red 20 mar the tranquility which
mas Lo' ,sions in every part, AID which we
ionu.1;u ,ot be disturbed, thanks 70 the zeal
nTPe "" o@, Cover meDs displays Tor its Preserya-
ton .,., -. .....;.-.a .. c,l,,,,;,
minors rom YacA'Hn
ap,, The British steamer Conway, which arrived
..Sy,5sy from Belize, We have received the Hon
ysSs Wqtei man 70 the ID inst. According to
100, received from ucatan, the Indians have
sssin e,tered Bacalar bu: were repealed by the
sFSites. who still keep possession Of the town
Tbe situation OF the latter was extremely preca'
-ious, since, II they were not driven out by the
Indians. thew would nevertheless soon be com
Delled 70 retreat on account OF slcEness and Ia
mine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
FROM THE ISTHMUS.

We lave received flies Of the Panama Sta'
N the 18th ult. We copy the following items;
EAvAL-On Saturday last the Z. 8. figste Ss
..,.b Commander Page, bearing the broad PEN
oS Couroodore McCauley, left her anchorage
:, T,boga. and proceeded TO sea home"ard
6ound She viii touch az the various Potts
49, IF Iris. until she falls in with the iHgate
R,rtsn, when the Commodore VIII 'rsns'e' niS
q,S and doubtless soon return to this port,
AXS,ss,Crdsv morning. II b. Il. gun ship Fort
,,nS . besT;nc the Gag Of Rear Admiral Aoresoy,
arrived in our hGrbOr from the South pig ~" stas
SoIowed in. shortly after coming to sncnof Oy tns
"Driver,' steamer .
M,pprn-Jp this city, on Sunday evening"
ArriI l3 by Rev Bishop BaTera, MI W NICE
Srf;tor NJ The California Conner, to MISS Josenns
Dolores daughter Of Don Mariana Arosemeha7 Az
-nipistrator enersl Of this Province
Loss OF Could've are sorry TO learn tina; the
gold train of Mr. Henry Tracy, agent for the u ..
Wail Steamship Co, was robbed in its late transit
S"ncs N the steamer at Chsgres Of several thou
sand dollars. Some expert tAlef by means no"
sInknowp got possession Of it, and Mr. l. offers
rewsrd for him and the money, when We uoPe
will lead to the recovery OF ooth'
DEPARTURE OF THE STEAMERs-Ihree ans
steamers cave Panama this evening Tor san ran
cisco The Nor,herner, Capt Randall, Ne".Or
teams CAPTAIN Wood ald the Antelope, Captain
Nicboson. The steamers. this evening VIII carry
about 200 passengers.
QUuE A TREAT.-We return thanks 70 our
friend. Mr. Harvey Gleason, the deseryedly poPu-
lev American Consul g. Chssres, for the singular,
but very acceptable present Of large lamp oil
United States Ice! which We received on sunday
ovsnjng lsst out OF large cask which came con-
Sisnsd 10 the proprstors Of the Orleans House.
Another lot Of ice got in town on Sunday after
noon. forwarded by Gsegorys Express through
the fast house of Runues Co, and which was
also presented to the Orleans House. The cask
was Just twenty eight hours running time from
Chsgres TO this place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
Chnrch ArtIannn slayerY.

The following resolutions were adopted by the
Grand River Presbytery New School at thcir
late meeting in Jefferson Co, o..
Rooltsd, That civil governments are ords'ned ot COO.
Tor the protection Of mankind agnl" wrongs Vo1Snes
sud crime. 1900, -
Resovcd That The Fguhye Slave Law aley enseted ny
Congress, whereby We are forbidden under Pensy OF
fre ard i'm sonmeni from feeoog inc hungry and clio
ming our naked brethren while hseng from oppression
Outrage srd degradation, 10 uuchrishsn, DdtbMoH and
entirely opposed spl Of the gospel and tie prompt
lnes Of humanity. -
Resolred Thai while acknowledge allegiance TO oar
Government ard iU jus laws We never can ed 70 snI
epscmeut which couuayenes hrI hghef law OF love which
the gospel e'jOrs ,,-..
Resotcd That while ss Chrstans We may not Zoe Jusu-
fed in rs,srg the operations Of he Fugnve Law ny vo-
leIce yetss Chssns "a brethren OF nose 10 nonas We
csn never aid assist IN ito enforcement .
Retored Tha, lh, Presbytery consemp'hes WIN pam
the scion ~ Hose ministers snt eccesiascd bodies VINO
nemp apologize tor and sempi TO lnsliiyH sw which
corsiEns ihs scODrEe and 10 letters pof"n OF oof
brethren In the ministry brethren In Chris ana cuf
brethren 81 The human rsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

THE FRAMING PRIVILEGE OF MEMBERs or
CoNeREss Several Senators ard Members Of Congress
eec having raised he question ss % mo ume Whon hoif
fapting urvegs commenced Wa earn that tho Attorney
General las decided that mo privilege commences Win no
tim fr which Toy respectively elected and INST 40
ar 60 relates TO his purpose, hey are HemDe O Oon-
Pre b. their scfon Bnd acceptance before aalng lheif
sfsts OF oAlhs oT Office and hs privilege s given 10 them
"a etnbers during their of service without any re-
ference 10 ke time when hey take heir seas or Tho oAh
Of Office. ,,.
We learn q so that arrangement has been eHsced ~
he Po.ms.er General by which malls ~ 10 forwarded
Gom New.Yors ChsrlesOn, Savannah, New Orleans. Ban
Fnarc,co Monterey and San Diego TO Places on we woss
al PaDsmA TIE single rate Of postage on eacn iest VIII
be fty cents and oil each vspape 70 bepfo-
psd In al cssss These will ioelufe tho enfo posi-
ace 10 AID nom eyery place In tho United Ssies
Mails may be transmitted 10 return, al NO same rae OF
ofsr bsfto be Is tia Offices Ofreceip 10 n9 Uhi
ia ststas Nat inislgencsf, Ao1dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

CugA-A writer II The Talahassee Fs0ri4'aH
and journal, Ia Southern Rights Loco Psper'
Of the goth ult., advocates the Acquisition o.
Cubs7 in & lengthy article. Tha: this movement
is for the Extension OF Slavery the following AID
zion made by this writer plainly shows;
We have 10 reason suppose that IL would cresIe
with EuR a1c ard hose who ssisrqso potussy ia.
such would be The havs 20 soid grodnds Ol
10 bss Sir ssser0us Such was he hue sad cry raised
is s.uost every Ftderal point from Mace 70 tlon9a
ben he Annexation OF Teas was p7oPossd; Aaa ye.
when this event was cCugummaed, JOln bun had foty
Ia 10 saw and evinced disposition Whatever 20 AAo
b. AWAY lhen with his ridiculous pace Oh lAnglnk
Buush peWtr and Bfiish ueTpotilon 10 tsfrOfem oyer
uroen ss~otsi heads We c1Ose do what was nghI
IL oppo.Hon % lhs whole power OF Great bnIAD Wlsn
were poor aad frSnclets, aud DoT nat ~s OocsPy
proud aud exalted position among the powers OF Ms
Nort would surely DO degenerate race, u We ga
Lot r4nue hat course which s2pssfs - Us sPPfoPis
sLe Llsl Ieqard -ets VI al canseq lences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07

A MODEL or A WoMAN.-Some Tina slnso a
man residing short distsEce from the clls shuued on
co leaving vile and three daughters appa-
reuLy helpless and penniless upon The world. Ia MS
emergency the eldeat oaURher- about 10 years OF age
Whist Burns calls bOnnir sweei, and sOnsle lWs a
whole arm fun Of health virtue ana rural beauty fed
to make effort for the support Of her mother and sisters
warm hsared ghbOr offered bef 81 her Osn soiicits-
uoD - cents cord br euiing wood beng an sYeaee
OF Is ceus The usus price fOr slch
monty considered mo ab0'i0us for The sIsrner
sex NOthing dsuuted however, ouf hsfOne commenced
Operations Ard by dni Of application srd economy, In
abort time msnsgsd TO enough from har eantgs 10
buy Der wsRon and team She isuow daily sren u7AnE
wood and unloading a. actively sssny wood
carrier who drives city-pichlnR out the logo win
her own fair hands We cordially commend this lsdJ-iJr
such she 10 IN reality TO such OF bachelor dends 40
are msImcnisy Inclined Wscafe not 10 what rsnE ~
ne such womsn may BIO found, che IL rea'ufe Ia t3s
midst Of poverty lo snd want her virtue lsuDnp'aehs-
be- and she Las only s0ught by uo~1cd labor 10 support
herself ard ayrs by the toll Of ner o~n hands Had
rot our heart smother shrine which aims is hOmsge No
know not that his moral hefOinshs Joan Of Arc u Tho
tfectons-meht not tempt sio sle Hrs NofObsO or
repeated iriuncon 10 ,ove not As TO- ~ sdvse our
bachelor friends 10 pay attention Ia our s""d nos
lie o. dover "eirl" Memphis Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-07
And this says the other, notwithstanding IN
existence Of what is called Poor Law.

RHODE IsLAND.-The General Assembly OF
Rhode Island was 10 have met at Newport on
Tuesday Of this week, 10 install the new State
officers. The Providence Journal says the OPpo'
sition will probably have a majority Of two on
Joint ballot The Inauguration OF an Opposition
administration in Rhode Island is a novel event,
and will probably attract an unusually large ga
theriDg at Newport. The Herald announces as
one of the reform measures to be carried through
by the Opposition the restoration Of Thomas w.
Dorr the hero Of Chepschet, to his political
rights. The Independent ballot is also promised
and the Land Reform measures.