The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-19
number, 1s.
GIeanings.

Scf sacrifice oFion in,i,es unkindness. A
man Who shows any desire to do good is at
oueo nnlc paclhore; and those who can
not uso him cali him hypocrite.
irei3sut lere has addressed a touching
lelferoi condolences g ex-Prcsident Fillmore
on the drath ol his wife.
There are frequently not more than six per-
.N iressnt 1t the day services OF Trinity
oiurh New York. - says he Home Jour
nab
R,hner making Is said 70 be a business in
Washington Several persons earn good
living &C @.
The aa,aries of tho London Clerks have been
very ponerily raisesl, IN consequence Of The
Au~lfiah emigFstion
One county IN Virginia produces annually
quarter or million q dollars worth Of pea
nuts
Nv Keafe. tho American Consul at Porto
Bello. s dead,
A Mobile paper noticing the regular failure
of The easttrn mail, suggests =" Ii Canpbelis
prove rntertain we bopo President Pierce
win make dis a Dromcfary lineh
The Evansville dnd) journal learns that
cspitsbsts arc all ready taking preliminary
stepi COZ the erection ol an other mamoth cot
ton min al Canuellton, in that State. The
sueeo-s Of the one now in operation there has
been such as 70 inspire the utmost confidence
IN the business. We heed no other evidence
thpt tllia country possesses advantages over
New lMglaud for manufacturing cotton, than
the hct Che Eastern capitalists Of long expert
enee are Investing their money freely IN tllis
Ccneyal rcaslee, the newly appointed col
leeior of llogton, Is, says tie Boston Post, .
gendeman vi hne education, agreeable man.
uer, ana marked ability Tie has long en-.
jolgd The cQniidenca q the New lIalnpshire
Democracy, and the respect Of all who know
him, and ia bclHsteontest, when The questions
ralalipg % ths Compromise measures were
diaeU ~, he was one Of lhosc who stood tho
Guncst on national ground.
At Il Ball inYBfookicld, Mass. Oh the last
anuiyenary % Washiiigtons natal day, bless
iug WAS invoked at the supper tableby one Of
thu regular elereymun Of the town.
A Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
rforc suh In 4 letter dated the 18th says
at1iHce seelters are thinning eli. Many ofthen
we've .poi prepared fef y long eneampment,
ahd have already been obliged to raise the
seige Thus far, a very decided preference
has been shown 10 the Ayacuohos--the irien
who served in Mexico. The beoric age Is not
yct passed
Nathanial Hawthorne has received the APP
pointmont or Consul TO Liverpool, England
Rev. Samuel Griffith, who had been on trial
before the Methodist Conference sitting at
IIaFtrtown, Maryland, charged with breach
Of ofproniac Of marriage, has been expelled from
the Conference and communicated from the
Church
During lhe year 1852 the total deaths in
New York Ne shown by the inspectors report
Just published, was 1901. Of thts number
10li4 died III consequence Of disease, afd
the rsuaiuiug 24s7 from premature birth,
naIfoymaliou, old age, mud catlsualilies, stfsh
a. suicide, murder, drowning, DC.
We Learn flom thh Secretary of che AfnAti
e7u Colonization Society that letters have been
received ifom Monaoyia and buchanan, in
Iibaria % ths 25ih january, ahich contain
encouraging intelligence rcsIhcting the con-
aitIou and prospects ofthe aew Republic
Tie three emigrant vfasels which smiled
last Noycmber-the JoAph MavneR from
Wilmington, North CaI dina. the Linda Stese-
ard from Norfolk, auti the Shirtey from Bal.
tlmuo, also th9 Orio.f, which sailed from New
YORK 10 Ocobcr- had arrived IN safety, with
tlree hundred ana sixty eminierants.
President ReBEars had returned from his
recent yisii 70 Engand and France.
ihe saill tnent of lhe tishtown territory had
been erreHald, wiih encouraging prospects.
Tbs .eam wmill III Buchanan was Il,
etirae sftf operation. NJ Penson saws aIfs
worth % Liberia it' general, and this country
"a pariieular. is in'leacribable. Il gives new
~ 70 tle county We have plenty Of logs
lapyer Hatucl begJre) brought down tie
''rr Ih hatiya9 of tie country have hear
il eitarh .nto 9ie spirit of getting timber.
4'slts ore cen aDaost daily floating down three
ao y Johns, Meehlin, and Benson
q s-e fssig g had occurred at the saw-nlilf,
~ IN tbe death Of John Smith,
W. Ev Z, WHO wantcut with the MILL He
was see ilnts.ly canght by The circular saw
end "a 70 much injured that he died in a
lev hont Lie place as engineer has been
.9pplled by GeqTge L. Seymour. His death,
tswets has deptivad Liberia of the services
ofone q her most rafisble citizens.
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