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.,,,~~,. delivered himself q has lone.nQeso-
...,,r. aeaiust dEotSout4 - Apouay 10y.
~. noua he feels 0D43sr ST. u opeE
=. -o,Ia bn surpri6fnB fnueo. II % uiu
e.. the veuomous nn4ure - 9he stuM W.
h.. hen 90 Ml1g W0nGhing npon Ass -"
must have made him EEL very uneasy.
II religious scruples had prerensea o0AA."
from rssentin9 the castigatton wnicn IL
ceived ct the hand At DRCOKA We soou's n1s0
he'd nothing to say. Tho Scripsurss euloln
forgiveness Of injuries. But ne mas NOT Io5'
given any thing And II ne dio mo. .a'
affrout put upon him, 1t WAS evioenHy zee
cAuae he was afraid 70 do II. sAsn ssty poor
satisfacsion, we venture to suggest - the
meantime. to reviie . whole country, because
one man Of that country once upon ume
caned him for his incidence.
what man situated NJ SuMNKR Is might
say upon such q subject ~ that he selected for
his display on Monday last, would he . mat.
Tar Of NO sort of eQuonce under other cir.
cumstauces. II 10 bat natural that he should
hate the South, because the man who dis
xraced him before the world lived la that
ouarter. Despisins himself and despised by
ali the world. even bv thoee who seixe upon
hi. di.yr.ce for ro,itical purposes. the South
| ,oo,. Cor .rv other fealinr towaris
- a.. IL. - .c,,ru I.ut hi. words be.
..,,. ;,,ror,.rt vhen VIA regard BIN as the
| ..,h -. - rowsrful marty. In the
| :. .,uounc.. a polcv O,
Ir-.ss;or u,on the s,aveholdins
Co. 80 ,n,. IIn,on ana A determination &c
." 49,, ,ot .uch ins,i.ntions "a they
! ,n....,v.. u,.v select. lint such a. the con
.-... -. .noos. for them or course ,hi,
.n,.. 80. nor los. than n proclamation
81 civil v,r for when the supreme Cour
- 40 ARRANGED that a Federa
-,.,, -,,,,, .v.rv co,,,,,.int of A slave
80 MIN h,ou.ht before him ON writ of Ia
"a In aacidinr the question
os"' s"p..; ~, ~. ,o.s,or urasr the Con.ti
800. -. ho,d hin, In hords~s and " hen ever,
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fo110f 1IQ4 1oN 3 0N1 =
9. - ~: g l ca: =. .,..:..:
SOL kin I..... a I I.a;s yorktown corn.
schr Marshall, Chichsstsr. New fofA' A'A'''
DG u Eat,. sannders, New York. Hour,
bn 2sSs. Rnms sShorssr, hight. = - ~
Schr Emma D., Parsons. light: ,v~-a4~vscn.
Sckr. Ii. 8: AeDkise, Rsuxhcsy 80. n ~ W"
via Port Walthall. coal: w D: Co2o.u : w.
ycE|...s:,oi June 4.-Arfd' ''h. t''a'.''
NoavoIx, 'Jtns s.-An'ds sshf. Lynanss's'
"l S"s June 4.-Arrd ssnr. City Of New foFk
CITY Point. Cl'd, schr. eatilla. hicnmono. w..h.
| JAoxeONvyLsR, Nav A-Ayr'd. scnI; :an, Uu;sh
inston, II. c. era, 18th, brig Jas. nadison' n''A'
Rocxroar, May A.-Au'd, schIs. otter hcc x,
| Jones. Norfolk; 75ih. VICTORY Mofp"S' 'sS''"'
BsirrwoRx. June s.-Ayr'd, sehrs w =. In ~
lett Richmond; Clara Belle, do; Ance uav"I
Zeuha NAH N C.: VIM. H. NoWcoEp' Seue"0~s
burg; lisa bella, Newbern, \: e; M.x E,,x.
Pau. DsLPBIA 4, juno A.-Crd' SCAT ""'' A'' ~
AIxxANDxIA Juno 6.--Arrd. scbrs: !ts,,S
Mace Richmond; Anna kusseti' fo'o's"'s'
| MsAarKR: v,..uord viii
Brig Billow, from Halifax for h'emMOnoi Az
fish, out into Newport, 4th INST, 'ssA'ns 0"'''
will have TO discharge. --- - -
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Gen. Tom rAanab.

This nue specimen Of the dwarf, out OF
whom BARxuH coined gold. 10 now twenty
three years of age. We see it stated that the
liberal Snowman engaged him At first for a
month. at eight dollars a week then for seven
wears. at seven dollars q wreck, and all charges
of living and travel, and raised it to ea5
week ere the year was out. When he took him
10 England, he gave him nifty dollars week
The dwarfs body, small a. It was. must have
been quite colossal, in comparison with Bar.
NUNS soul. He proved grateful. however, fol
small layors, for when BAHHuA fell into mis-
for.une. ths dwarf suggested another visit te
Earops BY which BAhHuA was put INTO fnnd'
oacs more. The LITTLE gsntismaa eas mada
various sxAibitions ON bis own account. ane
Il said 70 b. nov worth $4,000. which ~ u
peg6bcAly able to take care Of.
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- FARM In NEW KENT CODN
FOR SALE-I ofar for sale my FARM Fl
called 'sPRINGFIELD," in the above s%Vsd M :.
the York River Railroad; about ~ miles from
Tunstali's Depot and ~ mes from 4 M,xr hiVe!
Mason, VIM 4. Clopton and others ooo
il CONTAINS A47S acres of land, OF which Av acres
are cleared and IN high state Of cultivation %
acres of fne low grounds; the balance Is IN orig
nal gynwth Of pine, oak and cedar and it is
thoueht that the wood alone will pay the cost Of
the Farm .h,,
Tho land is we'll watered. and contains an album
dance Of the richest mari. uou
The BUILDINGS consist of an excelle' Dwell
ing in good repair with six rooms and al necea y
saTy out houses. There is also a 6ne Orchard In
good bearing condition ....,x h.co-e
IL the above Farm is not sold privately before
TUESDAY. the oath July, it will. on that DAY, =.
II O'Clock NJ be sod At pubic ~ ssGti cs1 ssye the
CITY by York River Railroad: at 81 o'clock 4: NJ:
and return BY the AZ O'Clock train; Mr.. MILLS.
residing on the place. Or NJ: 4: g Mason, on the
next farm will take pleasure in showing IT,
Terms made known ON the day Of sale, or BY
applying to my self in Richm6nd on BROOKE ave
nue.. opposite Goddin's Tavern: Possession gwen
lat jannury, 1851. BURTON b. CRUMps
'P'SNThe above property will be exchanged fol
CITY property. Ije7- d2awtJy 15tdtds&c wtds
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NEW BOOKS.

vrHEODOSIA ERNEST.--Just issued this
1 dav new and improved edition OF DR.. 4. l..
TaEODOsfA ERNEST. Price Is cts. For sale
May eTH Tho OR, THE FRUITS OF
THE SPIRIT. By lads Of Alabama. lSc;
MAN AND WOMAN; OF, WHY ARE :, 50 3S,, MA ~
By Rev Philip Slaughter, Rector Of Calvary
Church, Culpeper county. with an introduction
BY A. +. BedsOe, LII. d. 'f9i aH
Just published and for sale by .
;a7-1t LIS Main street.
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THE yIRavNIA Hlsr0RlCAL REGIS,

THE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL REGIS.
i TER, Edited by the late William Maxwell.
a. The andsvsignsd have for sale . few complete
sets Of tho above work. now becnme scarce.
ThIs work will bo found exceedingly interesting,
comprising as il does a number of valu able memo
rials accounts of particular portions OF the history
Of our State from the earliest period; r,s Ina lot
George Mason. and othe.s. hitherto inedlsed, and
. variety Of biographical notices, together With
various other documents, which serve TO- relsve.
and STILL for tho most part, contribute to illustrate
the main subject Of the work.
JAMES WOODHUUSE CO.
;a7-4haul Booksellers.
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u. THE BEST AND cHEAPssr PHorosRAr APIS
a. RsEs' Mammoth Gallery, las Main St., near
Governor ct. All the various styles and sizes ex
ecuted in the highest style Of the art a. al
calored in OIL, Xquarille, Pastel. or India Ink
Price Is ct l., 90 cts, $l-frOm that up to $iOo
H-ta
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~ RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC
D ASSOCIATION..FRIDAY s.h instant,
being the frat Friday in the month: the Tesnlre.
place at s O'Clock, at which it Is important that
all members. both amateur ana pLoie;1s,lc tatc
nlsce on FRIDAY EVENINGH, till further no.
tice. Per order. HENRY hAANci,
ie 1T Cecretafy.
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MASS MEETING. ..COME ONE
A1 COME ALL "A meeting viii be held on
At 81: O'clock, on the Monument, and all the can
ddates for the Judge Of Auss,Gss Court are re-
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPSCOMb will be
+hare certain je7-N*
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SERVANTS ron HIRH& sALH.

aERVANT9 FOR H1R8& SAAH.
~I~nD0EC ION H1RE.-i have for hire for
~ tho balance Of the year NEGRO WIZ ~. A.
who il represented as being very fToG GfHR SHSS
ironer and Washer. Also, two HOUSE " ML %
One would hire to wait on lady .n nts IN 70
visit the Springs. For terms; @SS,v SNYE" s.ent.
je7--3t M0tIopVHton 1A
TOR HIR E-For the bssHe ;nS Ct t Mhe.S Ssn1
T. woman accustomed to COOkiNf., " An "
and IRONING lie 7-tsl X. CAOIhONN.
NOR SALE PRIyATELY-A likely young
+ NEGRO WOMAN. Apply f. Ann r pRO.
jee-ts MAuLhND = NV.
~OOx- WaS r 2 r AND lRONER, AT
CPRiVATE 8ALE.-The suhscriher has fo1
sale privately, q NEGRO WOMAN. yhn. y sHia 70
he 6rst rate COOK, WASHER and lkONEN.-
.naTe 10 ' f.. b. COOK,
;ssSt No. 10 Main street.
YERVANT FOR HlRE.-A 6rst-class d.
y MING ROOM SERVANT. who il also an OK
cellent HOS tier. q years old, very l1telligent,
and well trained. For particulars, apply at TINS
office. ...t... Ieo-eOrt
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nEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE.
THE WORKS OF FRANCIS BACON. Collect
ed and edited BY Speeding. Ellis and hseth.-
Now being published N u handsome ismo'
cpsci1en will b seat to Ill Who order. and
Subscriptions received b. ,.~ro,p u
10 tit Hsf ~ tr ,. W. AANOOLrn.
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DIR. z. s. McGRUDER, Of Her
D> rico, hav,rg takep. an office On RANK-
LIN STREET, first house above Metropolitan
Hail. tenders his professional services to the pub
lie. t ~ -AM
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n. sroaA !. WlAAlse1oz, D. @, Tnssday
nnofaiee, vas vssy stslsaf, bet Az hoes Wss
nos IVY 'xAs ssof y ~ Psssbyseri.n
ehnrea was ters a.. rsstsrs asA ali. and ~
Cafhcle church uas baAly Apnaeod.' 1890
naay bnoss, sigas, tsess, he, vse ~.
away. ana asysfal sssamArs wsss iajsSs6 -
bsine t1own about in tie hasbess IT, Jear,
mi sAinks iAs storm wn8 whiie Il lnsssd
hveh hetb TfstasS tsaa Ne ash3ss t4pss
- eApsnda Nh1oA ~ Csntal A0eetea ~.
sSSGek .sea -s4~H e aeH sssa sflt Axass
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49, RELIGIOUS NOTlCE.-Mr. AL
BERT ANDERSON will preach at Co,
rinthan Hall this trHCRSDAY) evening, at
O'Clock. The public il invited to attend.
jo lit
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~ NAADAN as BROAE STREET Nv
~ Betweeu Sd and 4th south side, square zlSO
sHova Onsyies sons informs the ladies' OF Vir.
gina that she has received splendid assortmSnt 81
RnNNETs, French and York patterns BIZ ~
ladies' at reduced prices. She ha. on hand E. full
stock Of FANCY e APS,, HEAP RkESSFS ::
as =. ~ tha Iete ~ sfvies je6-1mA
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- THE LADIES CORDIALLY AZ.
prove of the movement now on foot Tor
the closing of the stores at O'Clock. and thus al
low ali clerks An hour or two's recreation. Ihey
would also suggest that the work of all Mechanics
he Suspended after P. NJ, and thus aford those
whose labors are SO arduous, few hours 81 rest
What say the Master Carpenters bflck,a{e5s'
&c! (je7-N1 ANY LADIES.
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n Semethinx - Read!
REDUCED fRlchiNs SOMETHING TO wEAk;
From this date viii ss! cSs rich s snd Hsrtse
WEAPPINGS az greatly reduced prlcee. Buyers
can b. certain Of obtaining good beIxains. q we
= - SstSrmined not 10 disaDpoint those Who MvOz
40 with CALL 6WOHUo dnAwx,x
I N.B.-Fsncy Dress Silks ut cost.
10 6--6t 81 9t o. l.
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77 ~ Laths! Laths!! LatAs! I!-.Msm n,
MANUFACTURE.--Wec continue 20 make .no ael
at our Saw Mill. Mayo's Island, excellent Fia1, W.
LATHS at the price OF - per thoIsana;. W.
vould invite the attention Of tho trade 10 the an
no ed certificate Of Mr.. SWAMI. . gentleman well
-"o " RICHMOND. June ID, 1850
Nessrs. Jso. e GEo: 9lssos-faenti:men: a1 -
the Plaster Laths Of your msnutactuTe. WIN isc.S
npvayds Of eO0 coz of your laths and take pleasure
in saving that consider them superior in sysII
that Ishave ever seen. Being free from the faze
OF the sawed ath, the FIRST coat Of mortar adneres
and equal in strength to the save laihs, DO NOT
besitate to say that 10 more piohta6e 20 ing plas
terer TO use ycur laths. a tbs work on them Ii
more speedilv done and results in . better JOB.
Very respectfully yours: Mc:rv
Having read thS above statement Of MI. SWAIN,
my foreman. ii entirely ccncufs with my opinion
to the laths made y the Mefs M s;
to be ENCOURAGED for their enterprise in this mat
'o "a a 81 P. H. RUSSELL.
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NOTICE TO administrations will
~ be received until IL O'Clock NJ. on the 18th OF
June. 1860, for the erection Of an Armory on the
lot situated on 9Th between ain and Cary streets,
convey cd bv the CITY to the underslgned.
It is desired that the PROPOSALS SHAH &c ior oId-
nary brick and succeed front. Also' LOT the o.
ter brick.
Office Of w. Gill. Esq.; the City Enslneer'
g. wv ~ ftt5SEE Capt % f. IT. v.. Res;
r. MILTON CARY, % Fly
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@@THE sPRiNSs.-M. J. RANK
x LIN L CO., OPTICIANS, l4s Main
.trs.t. fCity SAVINGS Bank,j Richmond, Va, are
pTepafed to supply people leaving for y:tss.sing
places, With the! splendid MAFlNE GLASSES
giving Gle ar and distinct sght for distant oblecs
On land or water: 1fER EOSCOPES and STE
= EtISSsOPIC VIEWS-the entertaini ing lnstru-
ment. Chanting tho tedious and nonot onOus time
at the Springs 70 enjoy mept AMI delight-are ~.
nished at most reasonable rate: Tne world
rectly suited ONLY BY Nv,,x 90
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excursion To OIL D
6l1fxzkNP ONT. PuKISMOUTH- AND

zCssSSftfSGS[ik . f9sss :':.%:l d AfS
TIS PECK, Capt 4. q. GIrFoBp. fitted up IN
neat sly e for night travel. vii make an e1cvfs,nn
next. ID inst. (and regularly EVERY SATuR
DAY EVENING thereaf!eI: Sur,n. the vs s!S'nE
p. MI. arrive at OLD POINT about T. O'Clock;
thence TO PORTSMOUTH, and MOkFOhk ana
return the next evening SUNDAY, ,leavng N9f.
folk nt O'Clock. touch At Portsmouth, and Oid
Point, and arrive at Richmond about Iociock a.
M, Monday mOrning. .
,.a.ais ;rclnded : ~ So To Portsmouth or Nor
fok, w. FAh''n' r. o. HAsKlNs.
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-, HUG IS co. III" LIST RECT VA: VOLS.,l
N RICHMOND, June 9Th. 1850.
Special Order. ~ -.is- - . =.
MI This command will assemble on the Capitol
WSouare THIS Thursday EVENING. 7th IN
slant, At 81 o'clock, in UNDREsS UNIFORM, for
Company Drill. m
NJ nj CSKETS can he procured a. Messrs. J, 7.
TsIee & Bros shop, 10th street. between Main
And Carr, They will also b. iss led at the drill.
ie7oi i:'''' - o'''' V. L. FORE. LIST serg't.
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- SUMMER SHOES AT COST.
- we viii, from this day, offer our stock e
sscs oo Nos. II
icing either Of our own make or made to our OF.
SSs o ma, ,u e: e Inc
we 81 ou, ns and
no one shan Do di H2sEcTs HARRIS . Bso.
No US Main e: ns.t to Anss.s s r. 1 pxcK
M; TRuNKs. vS;oS ~s are seins a low rsisss
Also, Trunks Of hner quality at ~ RHsle*ss Rro.
oeK AT %n.s-5oR MN AID = ,. scr y,
French TWeeds,. hsht bsoYn, axtrA vidte and
sasi sad v::, e K Iq r. Of 4
goods Il really worth Is cents the yard Call early
and a','{ Ifrisif e Old ssa.A. u Maj, street.
An ExcEah,E,sIrAss: s, X:
..tisls q Sc md a.s g g: 8. .assl .sy ssas5
sss rs b., sssnSss IA he Sssss Il tisss
/ oomfSrtahle Shlrts ere only @ ceat... ..---. :
lsVInGlRIA MADE woeL CAssIM EnG1:
:s IL .s s::
yard the eAs.,'';. iaesss 81 So M..a
TSTIRX 70 FIEA!sE kyEk Yb0!nf. q! n
: soo &c ,ses shs g. ss e.
sl... q r.,..a liS S'sssa 49, 1: =:
SO g, .I ss.. !. !. ',y AZ
j o.. 6yapsssis. Biisss "a Lises pcsaSse
y's - 49,. "a ;. e. a: !: h "a
i UQlK AID o00A WA1en.~cen 8 e !: Z
nRFyhllLas Pax Rss6 $40 "a 49,. sssk .os
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&c. FOR LIVER iNTENpfpp . ~
AHeA REGULAR TRADhRJn ahTr NCtE
JOE. IN PISxnXn, master, now d,sohaTihs ~, I,
osrsc al City Point. and will b read, % az .p,,
tohacOO n 8 fev days. 70. 1re,. q q! ,TwSR. or
tn =. VI H HuI y ri OPTON.
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w. THE LAR N DRY RANO."-Tha
AsfHS 3Auo composed Of the best Musicians N the
1oountfy. either upon Brass OF st',nsed In
strumen's. respectfully ask Of the pub IN the
onnntry or in citles due share Of patronage. As
they devote themselves to their professieu.
ins daily the latest and most approved 90 np9s POS.
tlops. thev are confident Of sfns .at:ts. VIC" w,I
their charges exceed those Of any othsr Bad.
Address Capt CHARLES DlMMOCK,' A.
mart kichmOnd. Va. Jets
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21
BOOKS.
FOR SALE BY
l. THOMAS HAMILTON,
48 Beekman street,
New York.


New York.
THE DREAM;
Or, the true history Of Dea. Giless DistIlery and
Dea. Jones's Breioery.
BY GEO. B. cHEEvER, D. D.
Price per single copy 10 cents, 81 per doz., or 81
per hundred
This will continue to be an excellent work for
circulation so long as dstilleries and breweries
continue to send forth their poisonous stream.''-
A. S. BugLe (Salem, o.
We have received pamphlet copy of that re-
markable production of DIR. Cheever's-" The
True History of Deacon Giless Distillery" which
is now being republished and illustrated by Thos.
Hamilton, at As Beekman ST., New York. 1t is
scathing article, abounding in the fire and hammer
of untinching truth. 1t was written originally
for paper called the Salem Landmark" pub
lished at Salem, Mass, where Dr. Cheever, then
young man, was engaged in the ministry. 1t pro-
duced great sensation at the time, and the whole
fraternity were in arms about it. Cheever
was arraigned before court of justice. The re-
production of the article at this time is called for
and is emnently opportune, when, on either
hand the hellish floods of Intemperance are surg
ing back upon communities once reclaimed from
their devastating fow.-Irue american (Erie, Pa)
"No work on Temperance ever had such a wide
circulation as this and the exigency of the times
seemed to call for its republication. 1t purports
to be Dream but it is not oil a dream, but
an awful reality."-Nelos Letter (WeStfetd, Mass)
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21

SS Judge Jonah Jones recently de-
livered the following charge to the jury,
in the case Of Elm Crunch, for stealing:
Jury, you kin 60 out, and don't show
your ugly mugs here till you find ver-
dict-if you can't find one ofyour own, git
the one the last jury used"
The jury retired, and returned after
an absence of fifteen minutes, with YER
dict of suicide in the ninth degree and
fourth verse"
Then Judge Jonah Jones pronounced
upon Elm Crunch this sentence:
"Elim Crunch, stand up and face the
music. You are found guilty of suicide
for stealing. Now this court sentences you
to pay fine of two shillings, to shaveyou
head with a bagganet, in the barracks, and
if you try to cave in the heads of any of
the jury, you'll catch thunder, that's all.
Your fate will be warning to others, and
in conclusion, Sheriff, bring re a pint of
red eye, I'm awful thirsty.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE PROVINCIAL FREEMAN
Il AND
SEMI-MONTHLY ADVERTISER,
Is published by l. d. SHADD d CO.,
CHATHAM c. W

TERMs-One Dollar per year, invariably in ad-
vance.
The " Provincial Freeman" will be devoted to
Anti-Slavery, Emigration, Temperance, and Cen
eral Literature 1t will open its columns to the
views of men of different political opinions, re-
serving the right, as an independent Journal of
full expression, all questions or projects affect
ing The people in political way.
Not committed to the views of any religious
sect exclusively, it will carefully observe the
rights of every sect, at the same time that a re-
servation shall be made in favor of an existing
difference of opinion as to the views or actions Of
the sects respectively.
AS an advertising medium, as a vehicle of infor-
nation on Agriculture, and as an enemy to vice
In any and every conceivable form, and a promot-
er of good morals, it shall be made worthy of the
patronage of the public
All letters, to receive attention, whether for
publication or on business, must be addressed
postpaid, l. d. SHADD, Chatham, G. W
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21

Da A juvenile sweep was employed to
cleanse the chimney of a building in one
Of our blocks, and ascended to the roof for
a survey. By mistake he descended the
wrong hue, and found himself in the office
of a we'll known attorney. Both parties
were IN the utmost alarm; the boy trem-
bling from fear of chastisement, and the
lawyer from the terror of the sooty appa-
rition. At lenth the former said in an un-
earthly tone:
"My father will be here diiectly"
This was too much for the attorney; he
did not await another such visitor, but
sprung to the door, cleared a flight of stairs,
and took refuge in neighboring restaur-
ant
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21

CHEERFULNEss IN WIvEs-Boz we'll re-
marks that cheerful woman may be of
great assistance to her husband in business
BY wearing cheerful smile continually
upon her countenance. A mans perplexi-
ties and gloon,iness are increased ahundred
fold when his better half moves about
with continual scowl upon her brow. A
pleasant, cheerful wife is a rainbow set in
the sky, when her husbands mind is toss
ed with storms and tempest; but dissat-
isfed snd fretful wife in the hour of trouble,
is like one of those fends who delight to
torture lost spirits.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21

gy~ The author of, Habits of Men"
relates an anecdote of an old fashioned
naval captain who committed the offense
of dancing withot gloves The marine he
70 in question had stood up to go through
a country dance with very fine lady, who
was shocked to observe that his huge and
warm hands were not covered according to
etiquette.
Captain" said his fair partner, "you
are perhaps not aware that you have not
got your gloves on"
"Oh, never mind, ma'am !" answered
the commander, " never mind; can wash
my hands when we've done2"
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21
MY BONDAGE AND MY FREEDOM
BY FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
vol, 12mo. AGA pp., Illustrated. Price 81,

BY FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
vol, limo. AGA pp., Illustrated. Price ST.
postage paid.
We have before listened to the homely tale OF
the liberated slave, but it did not impress US as
does this narrative of Douglass, for the reason
that were left to supply the commentary which
is here pressed upon us by one who has both seen
and felt what he relates. The story bears through
out the impress of truth, and the manner in which
it is told stamps the writer as man of genius and
high order of talent.-Ohi State Journal
This is splendid work. The personal worth of
the author, the deserved popularity he has secured
throughout this nation, and the universal desire
that prevails to have memento of one of nature S
noblemen, will conspire to create an unprecedent-
ed demand for this book Wesleyan.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-01-21
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