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CharlesfoWn Female Seminary.

TIME ensuing Session of the Charlesfewn Fee
/ j. male Seminary will open on Monday the 18th
Of September next, and close on the 18th ef yalY,
1882.
TERMS.
For Board and Tuition in English, $165 90
Day Scholars in Primary Department Is %.
80 a Advanced 80 90
For instructions N French, Italian, Latin, = !.
or Greek, ~ ~ Vo
Use of Instruments "
Distinguished American Musician Is engaged
for the Music Department. su.s,.,,..s,.
whilst great care is taken In this lnsngngn g
render practical knowledge clear and 1aml.iaI q
-. l,1ss ,as.d r Is deemed higher object e
trsia IA, mind % just extended, elevated and ~
fined thinking. ,s.s,.- ~ 49,,
No sfsri spared e surre9na eea1ales ssHo.s.s
with a. many as possible q sns =
ioris q n0ms N. WILLIAMS PAlsciftt.
July II, 175I.-lslQ,
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10. Ehemanner q appointing militia siiieeT
e prs3efibei BY law.
- a d rTsI(.I e VI
AK IlCLk vi.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

IL TRsae shall be Supreme Court or Appeals. Dis
trict ssa4ss and Circuit Courts. The jurisdiction Of
sssc tssnals and Of the Judges thereof except far
Is the game conferred BY this Constitution shall be
reguialsd By law.
III judicial Divisions
O. TeSiais shall be divided into twenty one Judicial
circuits tan assiricts and five sections.
]. TSe eOunfies Of Princess Anne, Norfolk, Nanss-
Inond ssA Of Wight Southampton, GFeensvie, SnrTy,
and Sssx and he City Of Norfolk shall constitute tie
FIRST esf$aif.
IL ThhcoHnties Of Prince George Dipwiddie, Bruins
|. wick, Asekisrhurr Lunenbnrgs Ncttavav Amelia
Chsstasa and PoHhatau and the city Of Petersburg,
shall ctoElifnte Ire sncfnds eife1if s z
III counties of Cumberland, Buckingham, Apo
ma1ssa tamahels Prince Edward, Charlotte and Hal
a town q Lynchbufg, shall constitute tie
" f1t4 enautfes Of PfterIvanfa fedft,5 Fr.ntIs,
Pai< 1 Henry. sa constitute he fos.rsk circuit
K.sk g ealniles Of Kccgmac and Northampton shall
consisted khc fifth circuif 4
vi he eoaniies 81 EifzSfsfh Civ Wafwfek rork
Slopeszfsrs Metheus. Middissex. HenFie0 New Kent
tnAtte Gil md James City and the City Of Williams
burg ~ stildte ths sixth circuit.
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30 auBorttR .
The NEW Constitution Of Virginia,
wlTH THE AMENDED
HE'LL or RIGM rs,

TIE MIN HE AEStstsAft-1S
HE'LL Or RIGM It's,
A. knofrEp TBR
Refetsis Convention Of Isso--5l.
III Is Ae4sp ursz BY The rsarEE.,
On the Yarth Thursdar IN oei"ser' 1871.
nv rsfl. IIEUTENAxT GOVERNOR
0EdHE STATE or VfRGTNTA:
pkfOcLAMATION Whereas, the
n t.al.se atios1. which assembled In the city 81
RichmoAd on she second Monday 10 October,
rssf. pni2naat 10 law, 9 TO consider, discuss and
propoec sIlaew constitution, OF alterations and
smen1melfss 10 The existing constitution II this
comm0nt{kaltb.g have adjourned sine die, after
ksxIng a1feed upon "a amended bill OF rights,
,oastituls and schedule, 10 be submitted 10 the
peooIe Nov, therefore, |, JoHs r. WiLEY,
ijenieuati GceefnoF, acting 10 the absence 81
he Gova.kor frnm the seakof Government, and
pursuans b the reqairemeal Of the act q March
is. 1856 20 berehy declare and make known,
thai the Nd CinyeGtion did. on the FIRST instant,
adiourn ssks de. aha thai he following Is true
copy OF tie bill Of rights, constitution and sched-
ule certIted % the executive as having been
ado2ied Ii ahe said Convention. and proposed BY
them fol he ratification rejection OF the people.
Given under my hand, as Lieutenant
Governor, and Under the lesser
TsEAi.i seal OF the commonwealth, al
Richmond, this I'd day OF August,
1851, III The 18th year Of the
JOHN F. WILEY.
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VIRGINIA FREE PRESS AND FARlERSS' REPosTTORY.

ded stihb dessre.ion 81 the General Assernb.r. II
all geAesal S<ctions the voters IN any conpfy nos
eatilae & sFsEaie representation. shan vote ID he
same slektisp district -
35, 1Ae General Assembly shall confer On The
eonfss she Eewer 70 grant divorces change he
namfs q pfsons. and direct The sale Of estates Be-
ongeEg I0 infants and other persons under legal ais
abllaes ht snail NOT By special legislation. grant
eelata in fue eases or il any other case Of which
the eSuE 81 ether tribunals may have inrisicfion
- = Ne General Assembly shall provide fer he
FEislraton IN the several couriies cities
and fawks theyoters therein; and for The annual
FegissEs Ion he births, marriages and deaths IN
the white population thereof. and the births and
deaths II The colored population Of he same, dis
between the number Of the free colored
peFs4ns and slaves.
B 81. The General Assembly at intervals Of Eve
years irem ofthe returns Of the census Of the
united State4 shall cause to be taken census and
such stalstiss otthe State as may be PRESCRIBED by
laws which tensas and statistics shall be returned
70 tie Secretary Of the Csmnonwealth. who shall
compare aAd correct the returns and report the same
to tie general Assembly.
36 TIE nannerot conducting and making returns
af elections determining contested elections and 81
illhig yaeapcies in Office, ID cases not specially
prov by this Constitution shall Be prescri
bed hy laws but special elections to fill vancaneies
in tse efe# Of Judge Of any court shall be for full
term knS Bhe General Assembly may declare the
cases ins hieh any Office shah Be deemed vacant
when ns provision is made fer that purpose in this
Constitution
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III 1
Bin Of Rigkss.

The Declaration Of Rights, as amended and pre-
axcf Is thfs Constitution shalt have the same rela-
tion teFste d. ii had to the former Constitution.
ARTICLE IL
Division Of POscers.
Tbs Legislative Executive and Judiciary De-
paTinsns shall BE separate and distinct thai nei
iLsr ekercise the powers properly belonging to Eli
Their IL The others shall any person exercise the
powers gf more than one Of them atthe same time
erce Ihat justices Of the peace shall be eligible
either House of Assembly.
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3. The General Assembly shah not grant /.
charter q incorporation 70 ay church or religions
denomination, but may secure the tide to church
property 70 an extent % be limited bJ law
%. No lottery shall hereafter Be authorized b.
Law, and The buying, selling or transferring OF tick
eis Or chances il any loiiery not now authorized
a Law Of this State, shall be prohibiied.
81. No new county shall Be formed with an area
less than six hundred square miles; nor shall the
county or counties from which il has formed Be re-
duced below that area; nor shall any county, having
j white population less than Eve thousand Be de-
pyiYed 81 mere than one fifth Of such population j;
nor shall county having larger whistle population
Be reduced below four thousand. Buk any county,
the length u which Is thrsn times is mean breadth
u which exceeds ifty miles in length may Be divi
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Refessis Convention Of Hss0--5l.
I'll sx Ae1gp uTsz BY The rEarEE.,
n. H. sEsarsh Thursday in October, 1851.
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DON'r YOU DO IT.

When you are offered great bargain
the value Of winch YOU know nothing about
but which YOU are to get al halt ptlce, be-
inp IFS YOU, DON, you do ii.
When clique of warm friends wan
YOU to start paper TO forward par'iculat
set OF views, and promise you large quan
tity of fortune and fame. to be gained II
the undertaking, don, you DO II.
When young lady catches you alone
lays violen, eyes upon you, expressing pop
in every glance, Don't you do IL.
When pelulant individual politely OBJ
serves to you-.You had better eat me up
hadn't you?' don't you do il.
When a Horse kicks you. and yor fee
a strong disposition 10 kick the horse IN re-
turn. don't you do ii.
Should you happen TO catch yourself
whistlng in printing Office, and the com
pos,tors tell yoa 10 whistle louder, dom
you do II.
II on an odd occasion your wife shonl,
exclaim TO you-'Now tumble over The era
die and break your neck, do!' DON, you dc
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TRIBUTE OF PRAISE TO MIR. FILL
MORE FROM NORTHERN AND
SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS.

The wise, con onserva,ive, patriotic course
of President Fillmore, is ex,or'ng conpli.
menls from those who have hitherto acted
with his ultra democratic opponents in the
south In the Senatorial debate on the flu
gulve slave rescue in Boston, on the 22l
uIt., Mr.. Clemens of Alabama. gave utter.
auce to the following just and generous
sentiments, honorable alike to Mr.. Fillmore
and to the gifted speaker:
have no personal knowledge of what
may be the public sentiment of Massachu-
sets. do not know whether that senti-
ment will aid or oppose the proper officers
in the execution of the law; and | do not
greatly care. They may have as many alb.
slracl theories as they please. but 1t they
attempt to reduce those theories TO practice
contrary to law, they will hnd that This
Government has the power, as ii assured
IN has the ,UiH, to enforce the execution oil
any act Of Congress in any State OF tins
c"nfederacy. while 1t remains a member OF
the UnOn; aud no matter what may be
public opinion ia Boston, or any where
else, it must bend to The public opinion OF
,.hr..i,S ;n,imaIsJ IN Yesterday that the
President hnI ac,cd some what hastily in
,,';. ,n,,,or Sir ,he Ssna,or would be
r;,h, i, his was mere case Of the rescue
~ ,orsn, ,h,r,oL vy;,h murJer-wl,h
,,v n,hsr le,onvyvi,h anv ,h,nc. save be.
ing IA runaway slave. But it must be re-
collected that this is a subject upon which
INK, ,.aJ g, tean orJ ahsnrb,nr in,e,est
:, n,,.,la ,nn,,l,. rctaJ ,h., e,erv ,rres, of a
f. ina',;vs 'r ~ IL watched with intense jealousy.
anJ ,l,o ,hnIs nrocnedinos me scanned by
,ta.a ,,io ,r, h,,, ,no w;l,,o f., create dis.
e" ,,a,,s ,n,;ns, ,Lo C.nyarn,nen, The
,.',.,, I,,,.l h,s rac.n,Iy .h,ka, our M.
,;,;nrri II (,hri. has hv m means subsideu. The
a,,.,Is ] h,vo mr., ye, d;sner.eJ. the mu,,cr.
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MIR. JULIUS CESAR HANNlBAL'S
SCIENTIFIC DISCOURSES.

y
SCIENTIFIC DISCOURSES.
HARDENED SINNERS:
To noe thyself am one oh de fust add
most 'portant laws ub de State oh 'Merica,
derefore shall dis ebenn lucidn,e on de
poplar subjick OBJ
A .NATuMY.
Antony. my poor ignorent lrens, nm de
bones, ruzzeIs, walns and sinners OBJ de
human body and cherry ybody I'm human body,
colord man an Tnjin 'cluded.
sholI commence at de head oh de subjick.
and nssendingly go duwn to dc foo's. aud
spa'n ,ings as 90 'iong. Fus'y, d'n, !
tack de brane which lay on top 90 de c"coun'
in pan furnished for DE purpose, called de
brane pan. Dis lays alongside oh un oddpr
pan called de llopanum ob de ear, which am
80 called. from DE- fac dat it enables US to
hear different kinds oh sounds; here am
nud,ler pan in de human body, and da''s de
ncrpnn, an when all desc pans am shut de
human bpdy nm ready to go Oft specify il
de human body hah got a lond on. Me next
come to dc troat, which am made oh someiin
like gu,in percha. called lumatlX glands.
which terminates at de hOrax, and runs into
de iuglers wune. Some felcr's tront am
bigger Gen nddpr fellers. and d"v drink more
bad rum and eat more, which cate.tro'y am
all ,wrin to de- size oh de swalier.
De heart am de next
Dere am two parts nb de bart, and i.
works in de human body ji- like steam
mime. It forces de blood 10 cbery part oh
de ramiiicnlon, chen 10 de hair, and dat am
wa makes so many red heads. It lnys rte
under de lungs, whar DO peoples had de
cuIenary consumshun, ute below desc. am
s'eYatcJ de diagram, winch am full oh
holes, jis like q sibc. Dis ting nm what
keeps de stOmnck IN its proper funston,
and allows de gaslrick iewses TO overflow
dc iubebus and fall into de pzaring,um, all
ober de olitaclory nerres, land snmet mes
dcranges dc whole apparatus, and de human
body glt sick, send for de doctor man. and
funeral expenses hnb 10 BE- paid by dc poor
house.
d re must be bilrr in dc human body
somewar, ka.e hear de doctors tulk so
much bout complaints beln' OWN to de bile.
and l'il find it out if hab to go to do Anar
,umlcal Museum /" Go it. DE longest bone
IN de hole structure am called de spine; dis
run, hrrozon'ay. dcgmntIca!y. and calo!ica.
" long de back bone, a, far up as de back
ub de- neck II bu>s. DIS bone am full oh
l,rp jlnrr-, and an de terdcrcst bone to
fool w,d, '.cp,In dc sim bone in ,e who,e
sisteln.
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A NOBLE PARTY,

The following paragraph is from the
Nashville Banner.
The wings of Tennessee have been es
true as steel to the South, aud as sturdy as
their mountains in defense of the Union.
Who will say that these positions are in
compatibles They have stcrn'y warrt
against the aboii,iuns's, and they have
spared not .esis,.rs To law, or d,suulonists,
North OF South. Ard why should they BE-
s. los, to their own srlf-rcspect as to coun>
tcnarcr either? None have gone further
than the wings of Tennessee in ma fitalnlng
the preserved rights of the States" aud
none are moro answering in their support
of those clearly cXpreS>ed puwcrs OF the
General Government" without which II
would soon lapse INTO that anarchy Of rival
States which l,ns destroyed all trdelO,ivc
REPUBLICS that have preceded US. Who will
say they cannot stand ON thts ground! Who
viii say that iran must be for State and
against the Union. or for the Union and
against State? The wings Of Tennessee
ma nthin That to preserve the Union, we
must vgIlantly guard the Constitution
ava inst lniraction. Bat they do not say, il
the Constitution is by some casualty, violai-
cd temporarily, that therefore the Union Is
Of once dissolved and the government de.
s,royed. But they say there is guard in
the Cunstitution-a fecuperative pOWer in
tho governmental shield in the people |!
There is redress. tciihout destroying the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the jndiciaTy-
reliance IN the good sense and patriotism Of
the millions who love and revere the COnsti-
tuition. But that after these have been res
sorted 10, and have failed. it ever they do,
then we have the inherent right to resist by
iorce wrong and oppression growing out Of
..delibera,e. pal pable, and dangerous" vio-
lations of the Constitution. These are their
sound positions. They are. then. a. once
decided but cOnservative-frm but rea soma
bIe-lrue to the Constitution, true iO the
Union, true to the interests Of The Soush,
and true to the inherent rights Of the States,
as expounded by Washington. Jefferson,
Madison. and the U,her patriotic founders Of
our Republican Institutions. What giori
Gus party! Who would not be proud to
belong to It2 They fight with no iOrked
tongucs-they embrace no odd ends Of "fa.
uatics" aud fire eaters" they run no riots
after sscessiun-,hey fly no white and red
flags ogeher-ihey never "!ook Two way
.or Sunday" But they plumb the track oi
the Constitution. they disdain hunting
popularity IN extreme and dlsorganizing po.
sitions, they maze sure they are "nght,
and then 90 ahead" with u moral courage
that is perfectly admirable.
ar;. Get,iny m,rricd is but a tritlc, but IL
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ALMOST MARRIED.-At Huron. Erie
county, Oh the 3J, there was curious at.
tempt ut marriage.
IL appears that relations Of in,imat te
friendship had existed between DR.. R.
and Mss B-for some two years, which
resulted in their presenting themselves Al
the Episcopal Church for the purpose oi
marriage. The frs, portion of the service,
embracing the v,ws Of the bridegroom,
we're promptly responded to by hun. The
covenan, Of the bride was then read by tn,
clergyman. to which she promptly answered
MOI" The minister asked her it she wa.
in earnest in what she said. "Yes, SIR
said she; 'he has perured himself, trlfiea
with the affections of others, and have bu
done him juslice!" And farming round sh,
took u gentlcmnn's arm aud left the church
The doctor says he don't understand il, an,
declares his Innocence.-C Cicreiand Iru
Democrat.
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LYNcHlNG AN ABoLITIoNis1 IN KEN
rUcxY,-Rev. Edward Matthews, travel
ing agen, Of the American Baptist Eman-
cipa,ion Society of New York. whilst on
pilgrimage TO the residence of Cassius M.
Clay, Of Kentucky, stopped at li'chmond'
Ky., and made use Of certain unwholesome
expressions relative to tie subject ol slave
ry, which induced the citizens 10 order htn
to leave the town. he left, but returned
day or two afterwards. whereupon some
citizens seized HIM, and after ducking him
nine times in horse pond, ordered him
to leave the State. Upon refusing 10 DO
SO, he was dipped twice more; whereupon
he promised TO leave Immediately, and
took up the line of march on foot Tor Penn
sylyania.-Philadelphia Ledger.
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BEGIN RIGHT.

The following if no, ne,r. is ?. least true
and is worthy Of attention, Mt his parlic'
ular time. when so many 'of 'em' are rush
ing inc"ninenlly into the holy bands uI
natrimouy. to be lost 80 Va forever.
A certain man once married lady,
whose reputation i"r nmIabiiy "f disposi,
ton was seriously questioned, # 1t was not
in reality seriously questionable. AT the
wedding. every thing wen, off merIly, Of
course, the parry gay, til" supper mngnlf>
cenr-!he Whoie affair Ind Been emlnentIy
successful, and all parties extremely de-
lighted.
On retiring to his apnrtmens. the gentle:
man found himself annoyed by the mewng
and pulrlng of ca;.
What in The devils name is lha.| he cx.
claimed.
Co.,! nothing my danr.' repli"d the bride.
but my favorl'c cat, Pu~si'a.'
oh! d-u Pusslta!-I hate cats!' and
with this he most uncercmnnrusy threw
Pusslta ont of the .cc"nd story window,
"WcIl if you havn'l got u temper'
'Yc.! my Gear you'd better beiicre IT,
EVERY hIrg.' continued uy Uncle. 'wen'
on well, IN that estaLLishment--eyen to a
warm dinner on Sunday
Now it 81 hnppencd that n friend Of the
above mentioned gentleman, who had some
months bpfure Committed the error Of mar.
rylng 'an angel took occasion to enquire of
h,m-
'How i, was, that with him. everything
went merry a. the mnTlnge bell while. on
the contrary, he (,ls fri"nd) had almost
given up the idea Of wearing pan'uIuons at
aIl.'
Whercupon he related 10 him the story
Of Pussi'a aud the SECOND story window.
"wl,houi,' said Uncle. fully Imprcssing
upon ms mind the important mora'-'hat it
was necessary to begin right Nrvcrthe-
less. there was that IN MS eye. when he
started for hone. that told Of trenson
.Wei!' said his wife, you've come home
at last, have you-aticr keeping me sitting
up for yOu-aud what. the matlrr-yon
haven't oetn drinking haze you! you look
very strange.
Not IN the least, my dear but IhaLe cats.
Iovry'
.You do-do you-wcll, like EN-
tha,'s oil the difference
lIprnupOn tlic uU'DTtuuHlf
dash at poor Ta,by-who was quietly
snooZrng on the sofa and rushed lmpe
ou-ly to the window.
.Yun hare been drinking. Wha. are YOU
going to 10 monSterF
.Thrnw her out Of the WI dow!
you'd better try it-Ii Ike to see you
ln it'd break every bone IA your body
wiiy don't you lhro. h uut!-l dare you
to do IT,
Tie put the cat softly down on The sofa,
hing n,s hat on a peg IN the entry, his man
!lnrss and his panlaioops on an easy chair
and exclaimed
go IN. dunk"y darling, and w.n-l Didn't
Begin righE
i rather hink you did"''-you better
take fresh s'ar'-but don',' 'ry that 6" me
again, or you'll catch II, come to Dcd,'-and
he went.
.Wromg from the Jcgia"iny" said Uncle,
Oh dear me
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

BALLOON NAVIGATION. 1t said that
balloon has been constructed al Paris which
obeys the helm, and can be driven even
against the wind by its conductor This
machine has made several voyages round
the Hippodrome. and has been made to
turn in every direction; but its progress in
the al, has not yet been tested. aad the Ut
mos, secresy is observed as 10 the means
employed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

A CoMpLIMEAT WORTH iAvlNG.-A Mex
lean history Of the Mexican war, lately pub
lIshed. says Of Gen. S;"':
"lIis humanity on all occasions. his KIND
ness, as evinced TO every individual, and hI.
sympathy and attention TO The sick anr
wounded, endeurcd him TO the whole army
officers and men. Ia fact, the very gener'
osiy und excellence of his heart led mi"
sometimes TOO far. and he has since reapec
in ingrari'udc the good seed sown in tn,
f,lnr,s of his noble sensibiliiies.
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THE SONG MY MOTHER SINGS.

THE SONG MY MOTHER SINGS.
1t is the -org my mother sings,
Aud gladly do list The sraln,
never hear II but 1t brings
Ihc wl>h 10 near 1t sung again.
She brca'hcd it to me long Bg,,
To luil nv 10 my baby rest.
And as she murluurrd soft and low,
slept IN peace upon ier breast.
Oh gentle song. rh"u hast ihrong
UI uugeI tones WITHIN thy spell.
| 'eri that | .ha!l love thee long,
Aud irur love thee far too well.
For though turn 10 hear thee now,
With d"tiug glance OF warm delight,
III after years | know lot how
Thy p'uinivc tones may dim my sight,
And then this heart, thou gentle sung,
VIII find an anguish in Thy spell,
Twill wish it could no. love 81 long,
Or ihnt it had not loved - wal.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

Fifty young men, were snn!e years ago,
in the habit of meeting together in room
at n public house, to enjoy themselves in n
social hiiarlty, where the vine cup passed
freely round. OLe Of ,hsm, ts he was gong
there one evening, began to think there
nigh, be danger in the wuy. He stopped
and considered n moment, and then said to
himself, fright about. iace!" He turned
on his heel. and wen, back to his room, and
was never seen at the public house again
He has become rich; und the first block oi
buildings which he erected, was built di.
reclly in front o: the place where he stood
when he made lhat exclamation. Six of the
young men followed his example. The res
naming forty -lhree go, going and coulGn',
stop. till they landed in the ditch. and most
Of them in the drunkard's grave.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

a writer says "ihe king presents to
'udy "ne addresses, is Ike throwing arnor
INTO an enemy l's camp. witt, resolution to
recover it, That may be trur; but If he
"ncc allows sleep or night to overtakc him,
ten to one the enemy retreats under cover
Of ~ kuess, crosses the river of malrimuny,
and thus puts to end all the nouJle's hopes
Ui an engagement.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

Four story shirt collars are all the rage
We saw one the otter day wi'ha slecp"
To It. This increase III building has proved
very profitable To the linen aud starch trade
S;.or, necSed people, IN order til keep pace
with The spirit Of improvement should gel
their ears NOV, up little higher.