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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-19

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
SATURDAY,
At the Bookstore Of j. w. RANDOLPH, l2l Main street.
7o'clock. II O'clock 5 O'Clock.
81 / 10 SO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-19

MONDAY-Sussex, No. 4O-Capital: $25 600. X
nos, Is drawn. Tickets So.
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THURSDAY-Delawa extra, No. 6l-Captal
$4,000. 66 numbers, II drawn. Tickets So, halve
|, quarters so.
Monongalia, No. 57-Capital: $40.
600. IS nos, aud II drawn. Tickets S., halves SO
quarters 25.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-19

NEW YORK, May l7-Cleared, schrs Mary Jane
Peck, and Oranna Richmond 1AA' 'AA'
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TUESDAY--Sussex, extra, No. 6O-Capital: S.
quarters Csc.
-Monongalia, No. 56--Captal: $780,
600. rs numbers and Is drawn. Tickets s., halves
81 SO, quarters IS.
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Il MUSLINS, at the low price of 25 cents per yard,
at CHAS. IIARTWELL g. Co.'S,
my II Opposite Swan Tavern
ElARGAINS IN BAREGE DE LANES,
- We Having purchased lot OF Barege de LANES
at very reduced prices, can afford to sell them very
cheap.
N. B.-Ginghams, Lawns, Bareges, Tissues, Silks,
&c. also selling off very cheap at
WILLIAM ]. SWORDS,
my II 225 Broad ST. Shockoe Hill
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Monongalia, No. G0--to be drawn the 3lst of May
Capitals: $4,000, 30 900, 10000, 10 600, 4OO0 20S9
40 of 1000 40 Of 500, 200 OF 200. IS nos. 3drawn
Tickets $40
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FRIDAY-Sussex, No. 4l-Capital: $l6 600. 70
nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81.
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- PACKET.-Th superior fine fast sailing regu-
lar packet schr. RAINBOW, Captain Geo. c. Rogers,
having portion Of her cargo engaged and going on
board, will sail with all possible dispatch. For balance
OF freight, or passage, having superior accommoda-
tions apply to:Captan on board, at Edmond & Daven-
ports wharf, or to
nv IA DAVID CIJPRIE
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MSATURDAY-Sussex extra, No. 62-Capital: 81,
$40, 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets 81, halves soc
quarters 25c.
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A FOR RENT.-The very desirable house on
l Franklin near Goth street, at present occupied by
Mr. W. H. Davis, in good order, with comfortable al
rangements tor genteel family. Apply to
my7 ]. nj. TAYLOR.
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LNAMILY FLOUR.-1OO bbls an Swoopes'
IL superior Family Flour, for sale by
my - SHEILDS & SOMERYILLE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-12
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UD03y.
French women are noted for adro't sw'"d,
linz opers,iona, which are alike celebrated
f,r their success ~ for their novelty. We
rrro,d m instance 4 fashionable looking
lady recently drove up in handsome pr
v.te carriage to a well known lunstic asy'.
nm. situate.i . few miles from Pat's. And
requested n go the proprietor. her VIZ"
b,;ins aeesded 10. she informed the doctor
that shs desired to place her husband u"ds'
his care. 10 ~ II cruel mania under when
no lahossd, that he had last large quaint
tx Of Jewels, could not 10 removed. Aver
sor,s hesitation. the doctor consented, and
~ ladv. on receiving HE assurance. drove
directly to the 6rss jewellers IN Pars.. and
~lse.ed jewels to the valas Of several hun
drsd pounds.
Requesting clerk 10 r. with her. !" be-
carriage. 10 procure the money Tor M
roods shs had taken. shs drove WIN y"
70 Tho insane asyium, and s..iv'"f 'neF. =
M shown into a room. The lady snsn
.o.sbt the doctor, told him OF the arrival o.
her husband, and getting into her carriage
gain drove rapidly away. The POOR e,e'.
Amer waiting and waiting. grew mp.''e"'
And Violently rang The bell. Inc 'oc'o
made he appearance. aud tho e's.s CON y"
meucinr eagerly 70 inquire altar the 'ac!
.nA h;s Jewels, was forced into sfa'yn
;.els,. The malsdy complained OF. a. 10
Actor imagined. making ~ appts's' :.
Il. wss confined Tor several dsys before ~
isdy's russ wss discovered. ~ s"o 'e
! lev,h ars ~ yet NJ" f".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-12

fringemeats with . huohaad end eh0IBUa.
were neither few aos fss bstwesa, saess
was rarely long ahssst from their dwv1{ns.
Mn. Draper vas . conscientioss ead n.
dustsious woman, and she esteemed Il ~
duty 10 work hard for her hust and and
children. That dsty she performed to the
uttermost. ard il nesd were, she wosld have
begged for them or starved fos them. But
|ahe perceived not how her spirit Of house
'NVeship nterierrd with her duties ~ . wife
sd1sa mother. Inc after demanded her
houz nQhould 10 home, the former that il
should - IDOL; snd che bowed unresist-
ingly be'ofs - imAge she had herself sst
up, without 'as| n that The magic word
4" Home " was. 49, keeping, but Al
empty sound. Her ~ -. Nsse dali and
sulien, because thdn ~ ~ - ~
grace for the playiblness natur1
age was commonly treated A. faaVl. from
its leading them 70 tranagress the strict rules
yet up for their conduct. and forget the res.
pect due to chairs and stools, which were
never to be touched or moved, and the
Aoors aud windows which must not be trod
or breathed upon. And hes husband, when
bic many hcass Of lal.our were over. and
he tel. he had fairly earned a happy and
peaceful evening. was continually offending
against the same laws; therefore, the mat.
ter frequently ended by his bstaking himself
to the public house, whers, e wsa m object
Of consideration, which he never was ii
home.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-12

The Eollu~ing amusing story IL rclsted
by a " census tsker." Of his enc"nnte''ng
1 good old yankee lady !" away up east :
Our next encountc- was with an old lad'
Mt ,r;cus IL her neighhorhood for her gar
nifty aud simple mindedness Having
teen warned If her propensity. s'd being
som. hat hurried when We called upo" her
W. w~rs disposed to get through business
n soon ~ possible. Strid'ng into the
house, and drawing our paPers-" Taking
d. c.nsus, ms'am. !" quoth We.
"Ah! Welt yes! bles. your soul. take 4
sa,. Now dol Are you the gentlema"
bat Mr.. Fillmore has sent On TO take the
s~sul I wonder! well, how was NJ.
Fillmore and family when you seed him y
We told her W. had never seen the Pres
don't. di.l'nt know him from "s'ts sole
ksther;" wv had been written to take the
eeNsus.
well, now. thers ag;n love ,yonr soul !!
We'll. 4 spos~ Mr.. Fillmore writ you . let
NJ, did he Ma! Well there's mighty little
k~s "a take do~n -limes 10 hard; hut il
Isoks like rsopls can. get their jest rights
j this coxnssy; and the law q al for the
ssh and nons Tor the poor. DID you ever
bsar It'll Of that case NY boys has got ag'n
u Simpsont Looks like they will never
= 4, the end on H. Children vii! suffer
IN mighty e)sard. Did you ever 'ee
Jslks b iest Well. did you ever
Nv him say what hs was agwias to DO IN
= keys, csss agin Simpson; No! Well
,ar;r. ,,W vou i him the nest time what
lay: Tn nothing but = pour widow, and
y bows has sos no lsrnin', and old Simpson
u en- in. liz = NIGH hard case. sed 'h !,
Nv ought nj never " been broke ost--
Mere y. intsrpossd. and sold tho old lady
u ovr time vas precious After . good
~ Of sostls ws rot thsossh With Dc
| ohpsion Of ~ xsembsss Of her family, s.d
~" s,aeisejeal :abis - (ar - tas Article
-slosA." -,
How mssy yards q eceeo" e'o'h o'o
~ wssvs Ia 1eoO. ms'sm
Well nov -lsss ~! foa know Sa,'
y hisxjns that vssd 70 live 10 Tho css'ss
ssnlssssuti We'll, sally she come 70 ssss
~ VI NJ whoa shs left shs S'"'s: ~
aeass<, and tie ~sa powerful gooe mana
b wssvs. aAd ~ think she'd help me
Pswss. We'll, AMER sAs'd bin hsrs awhile
IT baby hi seak siek, md old M'ss Ssr'''
| o. ~ unasseuk 70 Aslp it-shs's p''wsf
II good hsna, old Miss S@ingsr. IN root
aad ysashA and sach HE! We'll ~ max
: sost V ; ~. - | vas aging. and che g''
! v ua13y's baby, Il 81 wsss-ths Pso
ssssar-asd ~ gin Il ~. asd lseAsd lihs
~ more shs sin 4 tea, ~ ness-"
NJ dear madam. ! IN h . harry
D1os I'll ~ how many yaFds u eosso
~ wovs 10 1850. I east y 81 tAsesg
ates o."
sWsll. veil, Who'd thssgAt yss'a
- - sssppasA! Ws,ls - I w. seYs'
MyssAo6 kkh sps giatis wss. sad 90 y
: - tn ;'el !: 4! ~ = :. =
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father. To yos have never sttsrsd a.
satsush. sad IL yea prove worthy Of shs
cars have bestowed upon yos. have not
lived in vain. Love one another. ! never
allowed yos 10 tell tales on each othes. for
!, e"geedsn hatred and ill., will ; when die.
posed 10 b ugly or qsarrrlsoms. le. . re.
'asmhrssss Of ss recall you ,o yourself.
The world will. ios . tins. psrs<cuts you
an my assos"t; prove that yos are honsst
aud truthful. aid I'll good men will sassaia
yos recollset thst know every departure
from tn vivtsoss a.d correct to b. attend.
- with paaish,nsWt-- soHss way il 10 sure
--eithsr by encouraging injsdeas habits,
wrong shiati"g. or BY bringing spoa yos
the soademaatios Of yosr fellow bsiavs
Ill shis havs trNssesly explained 10 zoe
\ yes lovs NJ. grove that yss havs cot
forgotten II. VITA YOU and yosr mssAss
10 my last hrssih. Anxiety on yosr aeeo~ts
10 the only oit.erneas ! feel. GQod.bys. my
Richard. Billy. sweet Rrbseea. and my
brave little Josey. God help asd protect
yes!
Swset ~ifs--As ! wrets. passing ~him
aads - - = 10y. ss..sas voc.
~ you1ose - - --disvoss Of
my body IL .hsD0o( uieel way.
You. the living. require ar 1850
YOU may poss~ss--l. nothing
ner. good. bye--fare you well. Thid
mr. a. little ~ possible, with the effort
can do ii. Occapy your mind with Other
subjects.
Alter mentioning the names OF several
Brooklyn triends. the letter continues
For you ! e"treat their friendship; and ono
other act Of kindness 10 me-that they will
forgive one whose FOLLY has not been from
n bad heart, but from an unbalanced brain.
WM. II. THOMPSON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-12

hsr Lucy. adosv you,
More than woris zen tell
I've told YOU 80 hefsrr--you
Know Il very we'll
You arc the beau ideal
OF waenans lovel,ne@;
Oh give me rapsnre real.
And name the hour to bls".
Dess Lucy. 10 ro'sess you.
Al o,h.r tee I'll sever
NJ, then you know Lord blcs' Won.
4 man can't Wal, forever
Oh. nam. The hour 10 nupsislirs
Ilrave IL all to ysu. see'
Reward nv love. ny team. ~ s'shs.
Ard name ycus lime. M'ss Lacy
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D. GEO. %. PRENTICE.
Tie h.Jy time. TIE evening shade
Ssesh With . sofs control
Der nature, ~ . thought of heaven
S,esls Ger ,hs human soul
And every ny ftna yonles blue.
Aud every drop u falling dew.
SEEM to bring down IN human woes
Yroes heaven . n,easage Of 'eps-s
Der rem tell rock the solemn trees.
A shs.iswy group incline.
Like gentle n"ns in sor~~ bowed
Around their holy shrine;
And DER them now The night winds blow
80 csia and s,ill. tie music law
Ss.ms he mlsssFious voice Of prayer
Sof. echocsi On the evening All.
TIL. mats. like incense from The earth.
Rice to God beloved,
And ser the waten move - ent
The Holy Snri, moved,
The forests voice. the waves low hymn.
Seem The iar notss Of s~nphlm.
And all esrh's THOUSAND ,o'css rsi.e
Their song Of worship. love. and praise.
The gentle sisserhocd Of Ao~ss
Bod Low their levelv eyes.
o. ssss 'hrussl trembling 'san OF dew
U to the holy shies;
And The pure STAR rome out above
I.,ks sweci ard blessed ,h'nss Of love
B,,sh, s,snal' in the ethereal dome
To sn,ds the parted spsris home.
There 10 . spirH of Asssrdness
In ar and sarh and heaven.
And nature wear ne blssssd look
OF y young saint fosg,ssn;
oh. Win. ., such al hour Of love.
Can gaze IN oil arounG above.
Md no, kn~sl down upon the s"i
With Na,nre's s~lf 10 woship GET
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u~Aes hiad Of wood b - ssa'ssS's
IN I Cftsseh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-12

CusrAsp wsrneur Eesa--Ons qaast
new milh, fosr tahlsseoosssh II powdered
corn starch, and Two u whias sssas Ssa,
soo with nusnses a. eiseas.s~. I'D sdd
salt to your liking. Ths aah sAesA b
plasrd over qsiek Gre. I'D wAsss q shs
boiling point, ~ saassA sAesiA = aAsea
he;rr pssviossly ssisrsd p II cad mslk
A. scca - thesosgAly sssldsd. I'D ~ -
IN, spice. and sAN. This y - sxsslIsn'
S;st. snd d.ssvvsdiy psissd ~ svssy eat
dat has tired T.
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A vealsAy Lombard as1t1aAn. Who lAss-
l. d;ed n koms, has seVssaabed month.
Il allowance u thsty eea4, sksss 80,
"a, ~ nsiutsssese = Ae9oA ~ saeaA'
i, .ssejos 4 Nnsss sssa& ~ ~ 1924
"a ssivse1 u - 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-12

A eorssposdsss II ~ Pasb Jttssss -
Dsssss. w1siag sss~ Rsas. oivs6 ~ -
tails q very ~ ssstssy ssanis1s1 -
2Sth q Jsaoesy lass b. . tssupe q 49,
baaditii, q Fesesi. PopsM. sA iatssios tUuo,
ceasainiug abesI $3.50 isAahisaae4 - -.
ssasd ,hrss nDse dtsn ~ lagbw ~ Il
Fell. Fosiisi Pspsn b sssvse16sd y .
high wall, having esly tws gs1ss r. suass-
aass end ERIK
Al 9 o'slsek ~ ~ 49, = - -.
H. shssass Il reslisi. psSso - QpeU1Q1
70 lss stssee saessley. IL 6GNlH1t0 -
=" Dsssh Of Jsliss C9asr" wss - - C4
Al thas bsss ~ sasesss q oaonnn -
~ yearly sauviy tssssssd, ~ 49, ~
elespd; s.sd ~ ishohitasts ~ sio1ss asqe
y ssaalsd = As0s = eDjeytaR tkDoSo
u ~ eefss. n dssSssisa q ~ essuo
70 mech ners Observable u susaQ inostes
towns than 10 H. large elisa o. ~ al0hs
Of thsatsissl seprsssstssiss L may - -.
posed that Tie strvsts sss qsiss s1pey, -
i would b. di9esh y ssessas iss wAae
took place 1t Fodiai.P epoli.
IL 6rs, act of ~ play was sves -
the certain had fallsa. Il was hewsvss. u
few minutes sgain raised, M ~ ssase.
ished spectators in pit, parqastss, boass cd
Gallsriss bsAsld, !" plsss Of ~ sstsss. ~
o11a slsstshsd In siavls 1,s ssssss ~
l. lug q thsss - maay saset9eb
"a UDl1 1neGaatsssssdy VIII ~
dramatic tau - seAss bas1iss, sssnsl
to III. teeth. g. In - - 4
the house, guarding (ena-
cling the spectators. ~
Alter tie Rrst moment 1t ~
one daring to sti,--tbs hsadle sejt9 ~
lsiss,ely down to the fosslleAas, - tinesll
into ~ attitude. hsld up ~ isyi n -
town gates, ard compossdiy asd pslI(ly
informed bic audience that h ha1 lhsas
completely in bic power. bat was dispeeed
10 treat them with ill due coaFtssy. He
would take the liberty Of cslling thsm ~
by name they would imsasdisssly lssvsE
the theatre. in this regular mssssss -
home. one by ons--sach Aseompaslsd "
one or two bandits, Who would etilgianly
aid them in bringing back to sks Asalss ~
their money and other little vslnablse.
The orator then ustolled fapss. -
began residing OF long llst of Tie $780,
nj The nr;ne ;,sal ;nhahieamta There wse -
,..... n ,s.;.t.n~. ~. orlv 1920 n -,
J.c. twelve A.st,;.n ea,:hinser,. -
s"ro,,..d and bound Or. thsv M tis.s -
ascertain their danger.
b.odits. l,1, he theatre on ia sop.v. -.
ering -rrand. was the gen. slssisv. " cay
or Of The town himself Othsss fsaasws3.
The .e.n. in ,he ,hs.,r.. H. f,lii.s, n ~
..d;.ccs--h,ld IN silent s.sn>ses Ssau keH.
u.sa n o.rierh ~ ni.A,-nav1 irses1 f55'a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29

H- The New York Herald goes of-not to
CaIloinia--but abou California in the follow.
ing grandoquent St e
Incomprehensibly magnificent California |.
is but little over three years ago that the editor
Of this journal received sample, among the first
specimens Of gold dust from the washings Of the
Americanos. California was then, compare d.
lively, an uninhabiled waste. Now, read the
adyices we publish TO day from that country--oi
the quartz miniug--ot the growth OF San Fran.
cisco--of The trade, the ships, the emigration
Of the new discoveries, The entrrprise--he dash
ing, smashing spirit Of enterprise which pre-
walls from San Diego TO Puget's Sound and you
must conclude that this sa great country and a
great age 10 live 10, and that God only knows
what We are coming 10. Likely enough, the
next thing we shall hear of will be the discovery
Of rivers literally flowing with milk and honey
and whole mountains full of diamonds, brace
lets and Irish potatoes Of The best quality Al
lah mdshallah! The Lord be praised
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29

'II ,ou vnld pi-t make mrinsraudun Il
would be sun
"MY dear ..r, don't depend on anything ihft
masses between u. herc--here am Sol Smith, ~
you may see b. he way biz but at Washing
You understand"
ayes. understand Then III write on to the
department.
"Yes--write.'
"Slr, | shall depend on your gaod ofires."
"Sir, ven mtl--your supper was excellent,
your attentions shall not soon be hrgo1'en fire
wel-write on {. the deparm-nl by all means"
The worthy aspifant to the Po.,ms'lership Of
the villa re accompanied me 10 The coach. care.
fully turned up The steps when ! bad entered and
then lalned bis fellow>citzens IN three loud
cheers, with which or departure was honored,"
" d. Crescent.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29

Nru WHAT MEANs CuBA MICHT he Cox.
orrttp We are informed that during the
cuba excitement, and whilst the fare Of the Lo-
opz expedition was unknown, a gentleman of
Ills city, then in Washington asked Gen. Scott
what force would, in hi, opinion, be necessary,
in the it.en suppo. ID Stale OF feeling IN the Is.
land. 10 conquer il The Generals answer, as
il ba. been related to u.s. wa Fifteen thousand
men thoroughly disciplined; the navy Of me u
states; abundance Of transpof'ation--wllh this
farce and these means the hing might he done
- sir maqth.o We do nor mrnFt"n Tbs TO DIS
n,rape Tie opinions Of the distinguished military
amateur. 4his Region. who we're ready to do
~. affair .nn brown" with a force very consid.
rail-, less. bu. simply notice the views OF Gen.
s,of, IN show how far he is behind the progress
.ivpne.s Of the age The reader will perhaps
,smgmbrr the anecdoie OF The young lawyer
who, addressing kJudge who refused to hear
any argument, any quotation OF law, said: vi
had not the slight, ST idea Of changing your hon.
or's opinion. | only wanted to sho" you what
!, cursed fool Back stone as."--1rue Delta.
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DR.. W. 4. EEpSCOMEs

Offers his professional services to the citizens Of
Columbus and Is vicinity and hopes by diligent and
untirng attention to his du,ies to inertia share Of
their confidence.
He nay BE- found atan hours when 'profasssion-
allyeagagaI) at hisotfccon Main street, tormeryos
cupled ov biz father.
Columbus. Mss, July 9th, $50. lily
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

rADyERTlSENENTS inser'edato SE
nv, ,.rs1u,-e, (ten lines or lessl FOR the first
and Flrrr Cgxr' for each subsequent insertion
lr Liberal reluctiors will be made to persons
who advertise bytheyear.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-29

4 SotDtrR's PRIyuEGEs.-lt is we'll known
that cod Hickory" was equally popular N the
army and among the people At large No man
ever lived in this country about whom 50 many
Characteristic aHeed9tes have been related by
those who were among biz personal friends Be
ow we give Two Of these, which we do not re-,
member 10 have seen in print bFiorc.
Several years ago an officer who was one Of
The most distinguished Of his grade in the SER
vice Of the Ulted States, on his way home from
a. dinner parry, on certain occasion, was at.
lacked 50 Violently with vertigo that h. became
Impressed with The idea that the ground was
rising mp again i him, aud hat the fire plugs were
after him ia hot haste. Under these crcams'an-
ces, he determined 10 conceal himself in friend.
" gutter, and wait un,il his enemies had dsap.
paare5. In his condition he was inind and Of
course one Of the numerous troop Of office hun.
lprs vas found ready 10 communicate to Gen.
Jack son, lben President Of the tllt'd States,
the fact that the gallant defender Of Fort --
had been found drunk ia the street. The old man
.ood CIR moment ref cling, then turning to hI,
informant, saiG: "Npfy bad conduct, sir, IN the
Colonel Bat by me Eicrnli, he has dome fgh
ing enough aerer h dram aaotier sobef brcah N
his Hfe" Ever afterwards il was the recognized
riga Of the veteran Colonel 10 get dunk as
often as he pleased, proUmed he kept himself
out Of sight.
Abou tie same period, the late MAJOR Gibb1n
wa. Collector Of the Pot IF a southern cltY 70
which office be had been appointed BY Tie elder
Adams. OF course the MAJOR was federaIlst,
aud one Of Gen Jackson's political opponents
During the struggle Of the American colonies
for independence, haio' e. btd distinguished him,
SET On several oe,a,ions. lie had commanded
a forou hope under Mad Anthony al Stony
Point. Afer the Inauguration OF Jackson as
President, the VI Jpr, VII, vas A. bitter a poiIlt>
clan a. be Rad been gallant soldier, IN an eE'
c,ted discussion about politics. declared thai
'O5d Hickory vas ID .conDdre !! THIS
speech was promptly reported 70 the President by
me Of hi. friends, who supposed a vacancy would
be certain. "Wei, what Of il2' was Jackson (.
reply, The m4a rho comm4aisd forlora hope
Of Anthony W,yne has a full righ 10 curse any
body he pLeases :"
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"a. rHoMAs mi. HOWE

ESPECTFULLY offers his professional serv-
Ia ces to the citizens OF Columbus and its vicinity
and hopes by close attention to business to merit a
share Of their patronage. lie may be found at all
times, when not any where else, al his office or resi-
dence, both on the same lot with the City Hail. i'm
mediaely south Of it, formerly occupied by NJ. J.
Howard
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person threw the head ola goose on the
.,aoe of the BoIlver Theatre. Como advancing
. The 'front.' said. "Geoemrn' if q" amonsI
,on had losthis head, do not be uneasy iot :
viii rastore ii al the conclusion OF Me P'0'01Hs
ancs."
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The foundation Of coent must spring up in
mans own mind, and he who has 90 little knowl.
edge OF human nature as 10 seek happiness by
changing anything but bis own disposition. will
waste his life in fruiless efforts, and multiply the
grief which be purposes TO remove.
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CARDS.
NJ II n. cARPrSGToy THOMAS CHRISTIAN
CAHRINGTON & CHRISTIAN,
ATTORNEYS Il COunSellOrS at Law,
COLUMBUS, MISS.
DIR. a. n. JONES

IIa. removed his office 10 the store of hampkir
& IjhitieId, main street, where he wund be pleased
to see his friends, and where any message left fol
aim witt be promptly attended to
Columbus October 10, 1850 l6-u
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q. Va. DICKENSON. VI. d.,

Practitioner of Medicine and Surgery,
DEVOFES particular attention to the cure and
~ treatment Of Chronic diseases, especially those
oil Surgical character
Office corner Of Market and Washington Streets
Columbus, Miss, January 4 l85l.-27-iy
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- DlAsOS..E-
/, published every Saturday Morning


rsUBsCRIPfIoN-rnaEs DoLlARsin
advance; FouR DoLLARsif payments delayed un'i
tAs expiration Of the year.
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We discover great beauty in those who are moi
beautiful, If they possess genuine truthlulness,
simplicity and sincerity,
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JOB PRINTING.

utJOB PRINTING neatly executed, on
hort notice and at REDUCED RATES.