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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
Baltimore Collegiate Institute
FOR YOUNG LADEEs.
REv. Jxo. f. JARpOE, President.

- J.tss H~ICHA RDSoN, JANIS HooftkB
IS JAMES Lucas, Hon. JEssE IIUST.
Z" liuGm BoLToNS Col. WA CHEsNrT,
- GEnnGE SANDERsS NJ. DIFFEEnEEFEE.A u,
g. LEWIS CAssARD, Capt. JAMES Frazier.
DAVID STUART,
EENHE Institution known heretofore as tie Ia
Il dies Literary Institute, established and con
Quoted by the private exertinus OF its Principal,
IS now presented to the public uIGer new ansni-
ceS, and will be known in future as Tie BGfiE-
more Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies.
This arrangement cunieInpiatcs not a change
of name merely; but the mhjeCI at It Us TO place
the institution on d broader, mere petmanentand
comprehensive basis To secure which. several
important notifications are in progress, and
which will5b contaminated as speedily as Cur
cuTnstances TenderU practicable.
The Ediice already spacious is in Pr'gress OF
improvement. The main building Will be IT.
crrasedb by several large and airy rooms Dining,
Bathing, and other apartments have either been
enlarged or added 10 il; while such extension
hellishments will he made As will throw around
the whole an air OF classic elegance and beauty.
q number Of gentlemen, Influential and re-
spectacle, have given their sanction to liIs en-
terprise, which designs the establishment of an
institution for female education of the highest
order. They will make an application 10 The Lee
g~islature of the State, at It's next session., inr a
charter to incorpoTateihem as u Beard "a iCnun
Gil, TO preside over the interests of The Institution.
with The power TO confer Diplomas, and sucroiher
honUrS and p~rerogatives as pertain 10 CuilcgcsU i
Learning.
Loc4T1ox.-The location No 76 East Ba'ti.
more street, is one of The most elegant aud 7H.n-
brious in the city. When the contemplated i'm
! provemenis and embellishments are completed,
Which, with the original cost of The buildings,
| &c, will require an expenditure of SIS 900. II is
hnped that nothing will be found wanting uscss-
safy to tue comfort and happiness OF Tie pupils
of tic institution.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION:
PR!MARY DEPARTHEST-The EIem- n;aTy I'ranc!,-
es. Geography, History, Arithmetic and PeuTaTsh'P-"
AcADEMICALD observation-disclosures Geography,
History, Grammar ATiihmetic, mental ant! practical,
! and the Elements of Geometry end Natural Pl'iloSoihJ-
CoLLr6tATE DEPARfHEHT:-TO secure the DIpluma
Logic, Hedge's; Geometry LPgendrr'= nine Books; Al
zebra, SteTwiH's; Up'tims Mental Philosophy.
Board and Tuition per scholastic year SiT3c ca
Stationery extra
Payable half yearly in advance.
DAY SCHOLARS.
Primary Glass for scholastic year S2c %
Junior Glass 80 tfl
Middle Class ~ "
Senior Class 6yO
Stationery. per session -
FFaeiD nh winter 10
Modern Languages, Music, &c. at Professor terms.
No pupil received for q less term Than tie scholastic
year u6less there be q special arrangement made with
The bills ill be rendered LaEEyenr!?. viz On the
first of January and June
Exercises resdnned Sept. list:
BsIrim0re, August ls l75l-6t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
NOTICE.

Tie payments must be made Pugct11uy, as the
money is wanted 10 pay for tile work which is now
progressing. 7. COONS, President.
/ June "a, i S5l.-4m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

GIngsfc.1I g Mathematical school
IFSHE subscriber win continue a boarding sctopi
for bovs. at his residence near Kablet3~ n, VIZ
sginia- The school wiIkbe again in charge Of
Sir. Carter J. Harris. agentbeT1aI of several
wears esSeffsneea a Teacher, and WlHo has high
testimonial of qualification Eromsfhe Professors
az the Uniaersiiy OF yfgihia. For tPrmss &c
apply toasbasHbseri1ef 81 mail, at Ks6letoEn
Jsfsrsoni Co, Va The Scholastic yearsWi1 be
afeided into tso Esksions-thc fEst cQm4P1ei1g
OR Is, 1901, andendilgi the last of February
The second commencing March list and endtRg
the IastofI nly IS59 EDay Scholarsysiltbe
taksnsst 1880 peD,payabLe "a sdyaNee-
Aug 1esissT-6 opH
nlnlfp BootfFof sgey SIS aad1aiIte-
Id essIpao1ssfos sals IA lower paes than
aug 10 LE. sNfTHG CO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
GREAT RednctIoa ia the Price of

500 POUNDS OF Tobacce
A8TE3f,3ts q 40. 90, GO and 70 cents petl5E
Ia GaHasoon aud supply yourselves, gw4ne
yoh9can sfnd good article "
August fs., JERE HARRIS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

WFim BaccM Hams,
August
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

5@eEMPTY Whiskey Rarrels,fonsale a
10 Aaesiaz sIERE HARRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27
CONTINUED 10 Supplement No. 81.
ENcoUR AGEHoME MANUFACTURE.

~x- THE subscriber legs return thanks 10 his
S friends and the public general, for theve1y iloe.
H raj patronage they have heretofore extended TO nm
and assures them that no effort on his part shall 10
.n,inc n n,cnt continuance of the SAME. lie
sb"d TO offer goods in his line low prices.
having ON hand largestock Of his omn MAN
iiFACTURED HATS, which in style and quality can com
naa with those OF the No. Cities lie has always on hand
HATS and CAPS Of every style and quality so as TO suit
Il, n.sons and il determined sell low for cash. having Tor
his motto ma profits and quick returns, good stock and
superior workmanship"
dss-Gm No. As Main street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27

DLANKET AND WOoLENS.- W. A. JENKINS
u has on hand good assortment o! BLANKETS,
SATINETrS and KERSEYS which will be sold off at
very low prices Bargains be had in every style Of
DRESS GOODS which now offered at and below cost
a. the stock will be closed very shortly
= w. W. a. JENKINS,
:,s POI Broad Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27
WALL. STREET

WALL y
Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing Store.
THIE subscriber having opened hestoe. No Wallsee
Il under the City Hotel for the purpose OF conduenga
general Merchant Tailoring aud Clothing business, would m
form his former patrons and the public, that he has on hand
full assortment Of fashionable and seasonable
READY MADE CLOTHING,
o,bo, with an extensive assortment Of Cloths Cassmerss
and Tcsngs All OF which have been selected with great
care in the Northern cities within the past lew weeks he
prepared all orders al the shortest nouce anu
in the most approved style. r...,o,,~,.
lie would call attention his assortment OF Genemens
Frmshia. articles viz Shirts, Collars, Drawers, SCARS
Neck and Pocket Hdks Gloves, Umbrellas Money Belts,
&C. rpoy,c TT o,ruJNC.
~ oo - la s. ELLIS S. McELROY.
717HE ONLY GOOD EFFECT OF THE MEX
fCAS WAR-This is the language of gentleman in
to the Mexican Pile Remedy he having been cured OF
s distressing disease by using according 10 directions
h T,Yican Pile Remedy certain specific and permanent
IN ;fs effects, and the cure is radical and enure
For saleby GAYNCfn q WOW
jal5 Agents l"r n'chlhonu, va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-27
SATURDAY, Nay Sd, 1851.

The Convention met pursuant to ad iournmcnt.
The Journal Of the preceding day was read ana ap'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-01
VIRGINIA REFORM CONVENTION.

iy-'pf II tNE ohIE I-Dt.
Mr.. ScnTr of Farqnic' presented me prorrraiags %. a
meeting held at F"uqiIcr Coar II use, WHICH announced tn
disapproba'lJn ny tc actors IN the a.,cuthl re IF III. course
pursued by their delegate, Mr.. Chiffon, and Of the "5isis
coinJrOnisa."
Mr.. CHILT"S informed tho Convention that from the cir.
cunstanc,s, and the information which he hal r.. crIvrd by
letter, he could not yirtl oh Giencc. He presented II letter
addressed 4" him, signed by 50, rs he Stated, ot the most re-.
spcciaolc c'fi2tns al ms county, approving. If his conduct.
MI. Sc"TT sii!, according I, his ,n'pymtt!on, there were
no, 4, any liuIr as than 100 pers0ns present at The mertinH.
and Mr. Chiffon said III, he was Inturmrti oy eye witnesses
there were ',niy 81 O. % present, ana many vi them were
opposed 10 tn: res Iui!nns.
THE Convention Being resolved intu committee Of thu
wh dc upon The legislative lie. rartmsnt, after acting up"n
various p'o:nsiti"n-, rhr following amc.IIicnis were adopt.
ed. us proposed by Mr.. Enc"cx
"slavrs here liter cf1ancipt:ed, shall forfeit tii"ir freciom
BY rcIntllng III tilS commonwealth more than IL mra;n
after 'hry shaI' Rave become actually frrr; and shall be re-
dncud TO slavery under such regulations as shall Hr prescribed
by law"
"lhc General Assembly may Impose sarh limitations, re-
stricti0ns and cun!itl' IA as thty shall deem proper. on he
power III slave owners 10 rrianr!trlc ther slaves ana uiay
pass laws Tor Tic relief oI tbs Commonwealth i.o,n Inc lice
negro pupHlnllon by removal ur uther
The Convection Was engaged III the afternoon session
yesterday cn the same subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-01
from the r.! 'trnnni R.;,ur lean Jurs 81
PRESIDEST FI~ILMO&F;S FROI

His sojourn at Milford Depoi-.Ary;r,y onI ft,.on. AT
fFtdcrichS. arg, dc. dc.
President F! l!ln"re hnd SUITE, ncrompanicd " a number Of
gentlemen Of nus cry and several nter.brt- Of Ike Sale
Cnnrentiuni itt N!chlnOnd on Saturday morning about Il
quarter git.r O'Clock. in n SPECIAL train ~; ,,rs Viii, lad hen
placed at the disposal or The part, by thr President ui The
Richmond, Fredericksburg AMI Potomac Railroad Co:npcny,
10 carry them 10 fredericksburg and Aqua Geek.
The cars under the command If Capt George ". Darra-
colt. were "decked "ii" with American El,rs n h,nnr ~. the
distinguished party aoon!d. Leaving Richmond At a Quarter
after s ncldcE, HE train reached Milford Depo: in good lime,
where the proprietor OF That excellent hutel. (Cupt. BE BAR
racutt, who, win his brother, Capt. Richard Dar-ucott, de-
served the thanks OF the whole party was nrsoa..I tn give
the President and his company n true virginia welcome.
Getting out OF Inc cars, the party were invited into the hotel
TO parthke oi refreshments, such as Ice Cream, Cakes, &c,
spread aoundantiy before them, and, during III. entertain
nlent, nagy Of The citizens of Caroline rtrnofv OCH, ia ~.
seGnbIed at The Depot to See the President. were pr.,.n,ed m
his Exctllency and to the members Of his Cabinet accom-.
panying him. Alter a snlourn Of about a half h,ur m Ali.
ford, the Pfeslorn'tah party again took the cars and were car
red with fine speed 10 The ancient town of Fredeticksburn nj
which place they arrived al 4 quarter after - o,clncL.
For a report Of the Presidents speeches and orhers on
this occasion, we are indebted 10 our friend WIN. G.. BIsuu..
Reporter TO the State Convention.
Upon the cars reaching the depot, the President. md hi.
party were received with the most rnthusias tic cheeriny from
The great concourse Of citizens which had ,h.ro assanhIcJ
Upon being introduced by Nr. CoSwAy-on. of rhr 4, H..
gates from the district, in the Convcnuun-the p,s.ii.,, ga
addressed BY K. B. SEMPLE, Esq,-lhc Meyo- Of the iowo
AS follows:
"Mr. PREsIpEs7-In behalf of the corpora, 70 uu,bo,;,:.s of
Fredericksburg, ! srnder 10 sou the huspilali,lps of This town.
II gives me PLEASURE 10 iaietn you, sir, that n majority Of
our people are The advocates OF your admins trari IN. ard cvec
among those whc are s"ar political upnracnts. ar. p,,ry who
believe in your honesty and yunr fidelity. When IN. ci,r,,m.
stances under which you Unexpectedly entered upun IN, din
lies OF the station wien you now hold. occurred, many OF
your best friends feared the result Of the crisis w;birb w,s
then impending. 1t as an awful crisis 10 this country II
was one which involved the fortunes and libetti., nj ,his
people. Bat we are happy 10 say, Sir, that you met it-and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-01

DENVIItA > UT FUWHN TAN.
4 meeting al THE Deurcrailc Republican party of Pow
III n viii ue hell. IN Wednesday aeAi. (cauniy court day
az the purpose al dpr"sniIug dG.cgtics Ia Il Convection p'u.
1" be lInidrp i"r the nnnin Iton -! IL cdnii!.i" iur IN"
lrNt I'll: r'inn Vi a Senator 10 lrprStnt this District, Instead
Mr. + T.. Riscs. WIN has rss!gnLd.
Inn, o1In ISjl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-01

CIRCUIT COURT.-Judgc Caskie, ON SATURDAY, refused
10 grant the writ VI mondnmrs Ia compel the Cry Council
o. Richmond, 10 udmi, Mr.. Joseph Il. Anderson as ii member
"a: ,t,t body.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-01

The operations on the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
have been completed as far as Mrherrin River, TO which
poin, i, was not expected 10 reach before the 4th OF July.
Meherrin river is 65 miles from Portsmouth, only leaving
lbout 20 miles for the entire completion of the road 10 Weldon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-01

We shall publish to-murrow the list Of Exercises on the
Public Day, (~Sarurday) at the University of Virginia, The
graduates distinguished, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-01

By the Georgia. arrived al New O:l.ans from Chagres, we
learn that one of the reasons given for The desiructiyeness of
the great San Francisco fire, was the want at inc time, oi
efficient local authorities, the old ones having gone ont and
the new ones not having begun the exercise of their functions.
Many person were Injured during the fire. Two men fell
dead from over exe7rion. The six persons burned 10 death
in Taftr Il McCahiI"s store, where Captain Wslsh, Edward
McCahill, Leon Grcenoaum, Reuben Baker. Newsham and
RosenthalL. James King was badly burned, but ESCAPED;
Mr.. B. Pcyton, formerly Of Etichmond) was slightly injured;
also Mr.. Thos. McCahilI, Messrs. Correa, Bahus,n. Beng
ham, Austin, and Gen. Jas. Wilson, were severely injured
Eight or ten labnrers were buried beneath the walls vi Del
monico's Hotel, but all of them were saved with The excep.
lion OF two.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-01
remain your friend and servant,
WI. S. PLUMER.

ANOTHER TERRIBLE FIRE-DAMP EXPLOSION.
Ii gives us pain to hear that at five O'Clock yesterday
morning, an explosion took place in one of the Black Herh
Coal mines, in Chesterfield county, killing three persons
two white men and one black. AT O'Clock, one Of the over
seers was on the edge of the same pit preparing to descend,
when another explosion took place, blowing out the shaft
and killing the untortunat c man. Nj. Clifford, shortly before
the explosion, designed descending the shaft. Had the OK.
pIosion occurred one hour later, the loss of life would have
been awful, as about $50 laborers would have been in the
pit. At our last advices, the pit was still in such a condi.
ton, that it was impossible to explore or even to enter il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-19
rHr. Harris Ee,ly.


ciar'rs y Hapoos, Esq, hiiior &c.:
DrAR Slr. have, the honor t, nr'noWl
-dQc the receipt 81 yonr communication 90
thr 31stnlt. aud avoid mrsrl' ot tbs. 'h,. ear.
hest oppo,'unil, coat wei. conmtnd. To
tclh.
\ou state in your lciier, that FROM AZ ed
ito,i. polished s"uie time smce. 30 She SN''
Guerd. "you nudge tint an willing ipr my
niruds To- rtcsrn' niv name a1Hn To tic
prnllp Of this di,tfict ~ ctuiilntr 70
ongte,s; hut hefugr committing yoursel
to IN, suppofi. YEA ask, II this div OF gen.
etd detection, to pFop'unJ 70 me- tae iol
lpNiog question:
Are you IN favor Of the preamble and
resolutions adopted by the late convention
OF Southern Rights Associations, at Mont
gomery."
Having 10 wish to Withhold the opinions
| IN entertain upon any question which
engages the public mind. and in view of the
probable relations may hold to the voters
ot tins Congressional district. cheeriully
avail myself OF the opportunity you have
afforded me at making an explicit ayowal Of
my opinions upon the subject alluded TO IN
Your iniertoga,orv. | may be permitted TO
premise that ihe position now hold upon
the gave question OF Southern h'sn's ana
remedies. Is substantially the sHhe ! nave
over occupied Ana wan Tue record u my
public acts, running ,h'o"R" '"e ''u, 'a''
sessions oi t"ngress' before YOU ! VIII MOI
permit myself to suppose ihai Non nave o's
covered any thing com. cied herewith
which csn properly classify me WIN such
As have DETECTED from southern h'ghts'
Whatever notifications oil opn''n' or wn"'
ever new standards OF political ofthod",S'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-19
LETTER FROM HON. 6 W. HARRIS,

tAHAHA, March ~, 1871.
Dear Sir: In late number OF the
State Guard, in an article on the zap.
proacling elections" ! fluid the suhioincl
paragraph:
$50 tar as we have been able TO aseer.
tain, Maj Harris will again be candidate
for Congress from this t3d) Congressional
District, if il is the wish OF HIS friends for
him TO do 50. We have heard OF no dis.
satisfaction. and we feel confident no gen.
tleman in the District con'a make . better
representative than has Mahr Harris"
From this Judge You are willing foi
Your friends to again present your name to
the people of the district as candidate
for re. election hut before committing my.
self to your support, in this dry of general
detection, permit me 10 ask You the follow
irs question
Are YOU in favor of the preamble and
resolutions adopted by the late Goa ntiou
oi Southern Rights Associations T.; Mont.
gomeryi
\ definite reply to this intcrrogatory
will determine the course of nay paper dur.
ing the coming canvass.
Respectfully your o''t scrs'',
c. l.. NAMES.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-19
ME IEAAS REitBLlCA AN.
ONLY TWO UCLT.AIsD A EAR
II. ". LOb q u T. % y,
EDiroR AND rRoKiIon.


r,,rrr,s EerrnLlu,> Is i-snrd weekly at TWO
MI tKS p~r rnnu,nn. u paid al the unss "t sub.
scrb,nr If paid within siy nlonihs, THREE peliarr
/, payment b.. delayed Until alter the siA mouths, me
y ,'iti IA. E,ur Dpsrs Single copies one Dime
Advertisements nj per sqnnfe 81 ten lines ~ less
:, r.,,. t,.r .faars f'rrvery suh.rqtHi ingeruf.
liberal li.eopni made Tor yearly advertisements
Announcement Of candidates Ten Dollar.
.r,,ls, rer cent viii be charged advertisements
no, rad ~ sd,enee a, ~. -..,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-19
Wy TNhFVNF'H'IN'
A. y. BuRRESS


PS. As the tine il short. tho weather
exceedingly warm, and my health not very
good. it may be out of my power to visit
the different portions of the district II !
should fail TO do SO. hope my Ieliow.citi.
zens will give my views careful and i'm
partial examination. an no speaker, and
cannot ta, elorc expect To enforce them by
ANY oi the gTaces ot oratory.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-07-19

TIKI. cuui-,l isr'n those who have tested
llie,r practical operations, before shall at
tempt tlcir revision.
Aud porui, me to say here, that am
net 80 welded to any system of State poi
icy that may not be induced TO change
my course, on consultation with those
whose advantages OF information are supe'
rior 10 mine. give yon my honest con-
viciious, prediea,ed upon the lights before
me. am willing to stand the test Of my
election on the merits Of my position
State aud national and can say 10 conclu'
sion, tina, ii elected, will eudcsvor 20 SO
shape my course as will best SECURE the
rci.nanency and the blessings of the Union
and viii place our state IN nm onward
AID upwaid course OF prosperity.
Very ,psnpetlully
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
NOblesYiIle RaiIrOad.

We copy the following letter from the Peru Sentinel:
NoBLEsvrLLE, March Both, 1851.
DEAR SIR:-Thc Railroad this place from Indiana
polls doing still very fair business During the past
bcsiness days since the 1h inst the receipts
of the Road have been s. 207 OF; while the ordinary
daily expense Of the running department is but $ll "a
which Includes every expense of the cars machinery,
wood, water, oil and pay of officers. One hundred and
ten thousand dollars is the whole cost of the finished
portion of the road including right of way construction
and iron. The demonstrations clear and conclusive
that the finished portion Of the road will pay
heavy interest the cost and must unquestionably
pay much better when linking the Capital OF State
with the Wabash&Erie canal and the Ohio river, on
almost a direct line.
That the Railroad will make much OF its own business,
let me speak OF trade carried here Flooring
plank are shipped from this place TO indianapolis be
dressed and planned by machinery and then brought back
again Tor use here, at cost for DRESSING including the
freight both ways Of less than half of the mode by
hand
The stock of the Company is being rapidly taken
here. 1t Is fact, said by the soliciting agents,
that the stock books have been sought after by
wishing to subscribe, unsolicited. This is desirable
state OF things and while the benefits of the road
be mutual to the different communities along the line
the stock must be profitable citizen residing at
one place as in another.
Ii the people manifest their interest in the road
by doing little and doing that little once the road
must move forward to speedy completion. The whole
road can be completed in twenty months, and will be
ii those that much interested in it do not waste
time in resolving to do their duty justice to themselves
and the county w J. H.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
The Wife of General Jackson.

The influence of this woman over her husband is
said TO have been very extraordinary. She Of
obscure origin, and totally uneducated; yet she in
herted from nature those fine and noble traits of her
SEX TO such perfection that her power very great
Gen. Jackson attached TO her in early life, but
by some means or other the matter was interrupted
and she married another, who proved a villain, and
the connection a most unhappy one. Gen. Jack
son became interested in her, and the consequence
was a divorce-after which he married her. She is
said TO have possessed none of those accomplishments
which are supposed 10 adorn fashionable life; reared
in the back woods, seeing and knowing but little of
refined society. Yet her fine person, strong aliec
tons, and good sense the three essentials of wo-
man. enabled her 10 take hold with irresistible force
of the bold, strong, and fiery warrior and statesman
to whom she was welded. II was the lion held in
the embrace of the fawn. The influence she exerci-
Sed is said TO have bordered the superstitious. He
imagined that no power or act of MS could succeed
be carried out, her WILL in opposition
TO her feelings. She seemed his guardian angel by
day and by night; holding in her hands his liie his
fate his all. An intimate friend of his says that
long he lived, he her miniature his heart
and never alluded TO her except in manner so sub
dued and full of reverence that the listener deep
ly impressed with her transcendent worth.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-01
SmalIDOxiana.

There was rare Scampering in or rather from
Montgomery, last week. The whole community was
distraught, and vaccine matter decidedly more ac-
tive than cotton. There was even some talk of the
Supreme Courts adjourning to some unaffected To-
cality, and we not sure but the Judges ordered
the little heartshaped aromatic bags that some are
wont to guard themselves withal, against infection.
The city authorities erected two plank fences
the street in front of the jail (where the disease orig
mated, TO protect unwilling passengers. A couple
of darkies met at this municipal barricade, and
thing like this colloquy was heard:
''Say, Sam, wat dis heah right 'crosS de street
for:'
''PShaw, Dave! you'se a country niger, sure;
dat's de board OBJ helt!''
eco way Niger! dis amt noting but rough inch
plank Board OBJ helt finer dan datl'