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T „ ms .«• the «»>«'•«“ ***** *tU
vie* it i-.' ■“ Sutc coaretrtw*,
' **«*w 'r^t.™ lhf®5*'*°a of rtl‘* r<>T”r'1'
. *..,." U*>k of these r-uum unde;
*•• " . ►.« *ar tosh*". ”*
‘ ' • ‘t> .**rk of hansan freedom »»d :i*'
• “i: . .m. t.,a» « took w*» Wbt 'Ifv■> *
■ 6 ,,/• J*;. fr.«*l**S»f«^
* *ar upon **»•♦»« pretence* I .waded. to
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AS »»’
* ,**r* aret territories now *»««. 01 ’k'" enariiaea.
Ar.y j. SOIK4.HS <«*«. = 3*«J aereitui*. eteep.
""#£w. That tte W. •; jwr.r. *hn- it « *
her- -a *< u 3 *» a i*» ** C'r'v- ani!
». •« teem tt the aaqwctt n«»of
■ fa t» mtit.1 the met.-a ••: *-< *****
' a-. w > to *4treat. upon a.l JW»|k* ’X<*s<"us.
:. All const :au.ii: m»M. U* •»***«**"
■ ••-it «■ «*» .«r, »•: t*'. Sm>:4 is tri t‘,jr !t*V"ra'
• e fl i!t to !»anl support at! ttor prons
a . ... i. niSeJ SUU*. a*
jii •.i astitultonal t>y the ;-id:t4a.
t .. i.! tr,v y.a&'-ry•
. 'l .J. . - I -••:«•. =■•' ' •■•- •'
« - ?! to ut suppijr! of the wl*is> of
t • 'i- s'.'ii.iy stvi patrtoltsia wi'k waitb it h*'
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,: ,r ( •, .j-| 4ffaif%—-4Ls jeneroiji #yiopA.h> w.vi
iae owrewe-i of otter hww »* ttetr »U :,CStf» to
. ■ J it ad
jr.p-:tu»eiv dc.Jtaaded he tte waata o
' W; o-ucin, ar. l cqwciaU? t-T the c.iaitner
, sal »jf-j-tarai lateits: of the aorth wtat.
S'.:: -asiat !?'« the application of tb
v: •* : p,-a-» » in all cases, capreaaly Kcognix*
• ratht a ad »f course the policy) of mua,ung «
• «*y U* i3 a med at the fusitin
..are .*«r, t .. fitly seep open the data of t£iU
x ■% sod are Sewtrdah as that serpeo: agitato
.r i*f! to the eKeaswHi oi
toaW drt.re.
'.'a tie otsc: iiacid, start the n.<*/.c and nuni:
.-artoj of • <i«B*jcrac> f Permr-\»aiu», in thee
lte moeaa* at C-lua^hia; w here the foiiowini
v-tothi resioii'ivirs were uoamrsoasiY adopted:
W«ea**a, To»e usd eaaa: philantropista. tette
ir.hwa as i-,.:ii il 4»MnwrtJ. whs hare «*r.s*-.
_K;i res.jt* •?;:. the **eeut:on of that law whiel
: . .:: : . ■■ -'• fr "i 'at : * :,.■
.
i-. • * . ;t »s, < ;• h fwwwl ..as had the* clfect o
»as is ,»ri- nuiatera of desperate aejroes rasa
, . ■ a-j.* r. • i"to * aofres with the !n
. - . - if the eteentroc of The law
<-n to the deatruf.rn of .:!= and proper.*, an-;
* . .eas, urt rerstatee or reteiiicn ha* W«
-e': : ■*, :i*a. in t*r i'i n/ the ttcXT-d trior
\ m ' FA**ri *i ;tu ;. fc. .3 tftts co
:Ve bt at
RctalctThat wee deeply depl ore the dafrsce
.. a*i ..or, »£sa : is-t Jet of Edward Gorjsch, Esq ,
i b»9; of desperate nccroes m this county,
p**>- .as were etc "-d sad inflamed by th*
»:i'i n; m inerv;. ' m,*:.'
’ .er, TV
-h cauMi tjua t negroes Ucassei*®*. *w*
■.*.-» haa-1' arc sti.. src.i«,af wr.th tie want
j bled of a (e. ti* citizen.
K-Mt.ce., Tmi »* ptedge ojjie!vrs as members
• the democratic party. sad as ti.jtcas of tht
ed sure*, s.) vn.te our eff >rt* ta ear ecing tt
Laacarter county tae faitald! eaecutton of *11 .»wi
the country, and par it • arty, that ,a*r kieei
r. ■ i-'-i£iL,cr Atir- /.var
/J Tr.it x : pr ,-e • . a;.- a ecus
f Gov. Wa. K. Janjutoa. 1a ref .?;=:£ to sur*
art, repealing the a tof is»T, which .»,w dia
r-cs ottr statute is vs. sod of ha uadiigasati;
i t, sty to Ute rectaim.a« is* of the last C ogres*,
•.st w» w.:l use a., uooorsti.e mean* to <U
: i.t in Ltr j« the mtcfnti/ *f Pnat-tyibtw, Ay
crag Co;. W a. Birier.. «►<•,<» »iii saepeft, sss
).a in i defend the honor saii eocsuiuuon of oai
t •nil etrannHj weaith.
K etirc-i. Tuat aa Pennsylvanians, no seelionai
-..nr or temtor.si distinction ran ever a.wnatr
:■ affection* from the prat fas ;y of Amer-cai
mi and that for thesu.ntensacc A that fame
u *o# fun a/i i :vur i nh.s. we pledge oit , ey
' . tes and oar sacred honors, now "and r.e.T.e
K tci.c!, That we will petri .n the neat Lees
. >f -%e coaHXMwealth of Pennsylvania, and
. . ' ..are a .* ■; t taarted *•;... a w...
m ' st * - ■ ; and ire: at task
*t *ata * met-- nr would pr<mote the harmon;
;r pet.-i and redound to the interests of th*
a-.rt ag rouses.
C* T •; >r. Loo* Republican say* that cm
. rnt, t itui-vn f-ed men are now employer
' -e .:; ee of the Pacitk Ra.lrjad —
e work j pmeressirw.- rapidly.
Paarrcsvic Wasos, ;“Ohnau>pher Xorth."
■ •• ■ ' a ;>rn*ioa from the British jorerninea
it -' • ;>• r ar...-a.
•' sirs- - •« > rnt Lh»vnT!< pr.t*->o*s?—,1
L'«i«—ta Airman—Previous to the demo
• .';i - -.Van sASyraeiiae. Mi. Ixafew.oi
ti.ru .• iemoerat, wagered a hat wttl
dr ivi i •. f thr* city, whig, that the cooten
t > . ::u....-fc: the eiMEprostise ineMurr*.—
I '• * • tv. a ::.,ited s’s piatfora and sdjhurstrd.
-'*ti '..s.n,.! tfce ha;, oa the prorjad that tin
■■iiii i a •: approve or esriotse the «>m
a.w i- i. .res. * Mr Nifew claimed that tbej
ft. i . ‘p;te ar.we, a ad it wastautttsti)
i i.’pr, Ev, , < hsamsr.
>v. s rat c >ta: • eoa,:a«£i«e. and Geurgt
’»' ! o t»; . <>f she K ' or Jo’inui, rwsi and
-e -it si. a. * • goesum. ’P,V arti;
* -a ur -h tten. ha-.c reeided that the oetao
eatly at the Syracsjs
approve resJanetheciompro
.. asures >f the last Ctmtrt-m, and aecording
' iwarted the hat to Mr. l»a. .* — 1 ferny .V• „■ f
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A tvvve:.r ,a annals of the f»-/.*« slave
'?«.« J’ ■ rr-d h*'* A e o. :t■ 1 or :.aaa, \.\‘y
ot'mpt, bei w> A her. I>»> &, r,t Mtry
e*«niag made -i^r. *m n the Cvirt
;;scr to be s^at back: > a» * Muter.
*• •- r tr sons’, and , .. .-iiWTt
«»* s*e *e*» srjcr. ant the sj<vt
■- ? tr •-.* r.;i» pnvt’r as to theirnfeerenboms,
» i ■•••r ff. w.Ti c* . . ,n
■"am aafew *»* aeonjht V-roe her ehil
' - 1 -- to Pena*- ■'-»» a and settled sea:
*!'S re*. Her faughien are
'wo •••Mae tne* itsp. sted a tfce late
■ i - The naotes of tae and her
• * re a.wa the »; : ia w- >yf •..,»» of
*•' If'jl > .'•■ , ; VI •
• e • . • r-*. ,*• ■:•-.• - • *• .»
her hmm -r. bemnsKM
■ ert ‘ if-"* w;tts .v-f The «■«-; a;nie*rs
r * -ft* to receseeher, an-Jsav* *r.e -- a:;
’ * *-h » relative as a n.irxe T if, m
*'■ i’sr .attntsa, and b«<>t.-r *..> u,t
':\s that *&-; was ■isap.vwrt ;/> yo back,.
” s*.«-er aeezat- »kori ,*/ her, 'n-'-r w iaid
- 1 • • »’_• ••• . to
'■ - Tse as«: dfcaa bet.;; ite-:
* • • r* .•>■!> 'in :,.i ' ... n
K‘ M*v v.s of .he Cilia cspedstion,
«thn demaaead Van Ve?M*n *•.
**■■ ■-' ''tuavtung has enatauod. ete. It
• ra nr as tost1 \ 4jx Vecss-'e*,
•r.:. a«...-d asi the e-atetv- seed.-.
■ 1 <4. -Cm. /.» a
• a ii Xa*»;o ban:* : l*j,*c*.
••: » ft ns New Me vuto, bad bee* steal -
* •»- > n, ti ( tae stuck, h.irw s twi a ifes
it a >js»a«B..>'i r. If they
'-alie the CoiomsnsatoBcf httn« I' ttws
— a. nwittabhr nisi satejd»T»?e tome*
ra-neat.—C«*. Uwt
- ‘ •‘•-•St. tie water-ifaj man, Used tsji h(ht at
-t M i,,'** Fair, us Wonsarer. Saa", the
•'. S b’-vw - •,:. -.-tp
t a- A r.v*;, from Pi.t.bnc-- was
.? ‘ *'*'- succeeded in bumin$ •'cannon ».r, bv
Wssitse ;t thrvjfti a }»eitnraten of «nM»Ua!
C«lla> i* the Ureal CikibiliM.
Tbf Lrto*ia rorrespoedent of Use Xf» York
Journal • J Commerce. m a late letter, referring lo
the (treat Exbibii oa, taysi j
t^piand cotton, .a baba. i» exhibited from Tee
nesses, . Alabama. an i Georgia, awl j
Sea Island from South Carolina. It » tmpwaiblc f
lo apeak in tens* of too high cnsnmendi’.ioaof the;
qaa.ity of the staple, arid of its handling and pet-)
tin? up fr1>»ex bihi 1km; and U»« q ianitUra rent■
showed that tier were not merely got up ram pics,,
but were mi a cornm-Tt ia! »**!«. I a'-ted as one ’
of the esptttf with the jury cm cot torn: and ttsrj
jurv, ss weii a« the whole group. wen- desirous nf
making their xery htfh appreciation of the Amr
ican rotten**; they found *t*oe difficsity i.i <b*:ig
*o, fur there wets only shade* of excellence- la-- ,
:■*-• the beat specimens. and it was deemed un
just to make marked distinction. After cinch de
liberation they pitched on a way of testifying their!
sense of the excellence and ralue of these cotians. j
.which wiii, t am Sure, prove satisfactory to tire
d.fiiiif imbed gentJeiw B who sent them to Loudon.
T»e*t. taste fitly t:,c iff. porta nr.- which ti.e jurors,
aspecradiy the Bagtish anep. »'t3ciw)| to these cot
tan.*, W'. must bear in m.n-'. Or*;, that, the eotinn
unaiifj .are is.at this tune oce of the greatest,
and indetd an absolutely essential element of
England’s power; second,y, that ceilie: labor nor
expense hare teen spire i In f jSer it* cultivation
ami prod at; km .n other coanUita—as well in for
eign land# as m their own colonies. The Egyp
tian. Algerian. East Indian and American cottons
were in presence—to these should be added the
1 flax notion and its processes, particularly as pre
i tented by Mr. C.aussen. Speamem of East In
dia cottons, showing the improvements made in its
j staple by .super..* handling and the introduction
of American seeds, were Weil exhibited by Xbe
learned and indefatigable Dr. Royle. The excite
ment was not as general and vivid as ;n tbe ease
of the yachts, but the .merest was on the whole
’ as keen, about the cottons as the ships; and the
i UKEsense superior.tv cf the Amet.es u cotton was
as decisive as in the case of the American yacht.
■ As long as we shall scud to the workshops of the
world cottons, ranging front these n the exhibition
ss from a point of departure in quality, we need
' fear no destructive competition. Tr.e Indian cit
terns have been greatly improved, bat still are aa
wfere is the race with our great staple. The ten
dency of all tbe Indian cottons 1 exarn.ned,—that
is. ah—to degenerate in length and fineness of sta
ple ia site of boll, in acreabie productions, and
xd nests of stip e to the seed, is very marked.
I w . n however, answer for what India may
tee I -reafter ,n ssor favorable regions.' The
cteat txcoks of railroad constructing in India will
's,e» t/i Mi.iivAisifi and
rnene, whiffs are yet shat oat from competition;
surf their cotton erowtnc capabilities will be tr.ed
tboroagMy. Tbe cotton of Algiers is of very fair
qa» bat ;n France I ie'rosed trtyseif accu
rately, and learned there vine* not exist the labor
la Algiers to cultivate it :n mtvming quantity. Of
flax cotton, I aril! only say thru Mr. O a as sen sta
ted to ate, that its cos? of production is 3d to 3id
— jay sit or seven cents American. The fabrics m
my pjtse*n.in made of the flat cotton by p**np.*l
cotton macbiaery are of the coaster sort; but we
must a at limit the puw-.rof uapnred machinery.’
I * In Vermont, the deaths the year before the
census were 1 out of 90 persons; Rhode Isiaad, 1
out of f/y. in South Carolina, i oat of IS; and m
Arkansas, 1 oat. of 51.
jbfAtthe solicitation of many ti neas, “Piubip's
U. S. Firs Annihilate Comps® v” have concluded
to gra'.fy the curiosity of the c ram an.tv *t large
b» a psblet csperasea*. illustiauveof the capaci
ties a.id proc.as of operaaon of Phil,:p's Fire
Aar.Uuiatec. This will be done by setting tire ha a
frame building several stones high, filled with com
: u rubles, and when the dames have reached their
height, they will be ••annihilated,” and aiomost
.nstanUarousiy. The demonstration will take
place .a the vicinity of New York, as soon as the
machinery requisite for taanutactur.ng the ma
chines and chemical cHaves c*a be completed—
which w.li be.egrlvjtn October.
tatifuilr said.
We make the fjilow.ng extract on the r.otaevtead
exemption law, from a letter recently written by
judge Ehlimhunty of Tennessee.
Secure to each fam..y, whose labor mavacqu.rc
it a little spot of free ear;., that it can call :s
own that w:* be an asylum in rm. sof adversities
from which the mother and the -children, old are
and infancy, can itiii 4taw sustenance and obtain
proiecta.n ;hough mitfor .,ac may rob them of all
eise, and .ney feel they arc stiU free, still entit.e<l
to va,< the green ear.a and breathe the free air
i of heaven, m defiance ai the potency and power of
accumulated w- aith, andtac domineer.ng of the
pretending an<t ambitions. Tac sacredaessofttat
c ■oaecraieit spot will make these warriors in t.me
1 of etersai strife. ‘'Those shucks of corn said,’’
Xenophon, “inspire ih‘*e who mine ihes w.ih
; eoarare to defend them. The larges’ of them in
. the fie u is as a prtas eth.hileii .a the m-dd.-. oi
the stage ocr -wa the conqueror.” Secure a :.o ae
to every fsauly whose fconesrt labor stay ociaia one.
against the v.ce*. or misfortunes of the father, and
you w rvet the affecuo* oi the chud .n years or
t manhood ■ y astrungWT bind than any cm.v>deralp>c
that eon d exist. He wiU resnemter where he gam
hoie»1 .n hs early yortti. toe s*ream upon whose
.1 wry basks *e .'.as p.uyei, and is wh-> e i mped |
: waters t<. had bathed, and the iami/y aitar where
i he let a mother's kiss a ad a mother's love, and ;
• tie green spot w.lhio that little homestead where ,
‘ -ie..-.p the loved sad the lent.
3ux: s *t.i. Ovza.—The an-iesof the new Bank;
of Bridgeport, Conn of which Mr. P. T. Baraum
is a principal stockholder, have a portrait of o.a>
seif oa on.: end, ansi one of Jenny Lind on the
other.
Awnov or Suvui av PoarnaaL.—Advices
from Lisbon of the 9th of July, received by the
America, *:a'n that the Portaeiese Government
was preparing to d.ecree list entire extinct, .n of
s avert i ts fwnaesric.as, as a.so more strng- at
meas-ires fir s.ippresiintf the traffic general!* on
tile coast jf Africa.
S:fj»"s« lOctuce —j !»•*■ J tw», of Louisiana,
« . ; .is U*‘". : .c-eira.as *: Detroit lot i »fcoTt ucw,
peter* with * friend, to Chatham, Canada. a
f r if t ar*.. on i p!r-,i«*r<r ” p, sj.'i white there
was by m armed mob-cf ae^r<jr«t .9 the
a at Lr ifal anti cowan.* manner, without the
lightest 5*-a'.ion of prororctiti.
FlaI,-. p»rcs*5 Ssi\7 B«-s—fa tie Efe-ston
P . .;c>- C- -:r! on faataHay, on eompUtnt ->f Jo'ham
3 M .at •?, Alien Pass. : aer C-its® »i-ter. inrce
■! ,.n pa-pen were !>r >11 r h' before J lattice K>rc n*.
« ho om:■*. trier rases, arid ordered thens to t*
eat ij»’ii to their native I ami. at : tor etpensc 0/
tie- .State of Massaiihascts.
PaajKirtEsrtiL.—The Wylhc *ii> Va RepoMi
ran fo.ana' i Ot-n Worst, of Near York, for Pre
sident and dot. »ob« B. Floyd. of Vttfia®, for
V rx Presnieot .a ISSa.
Bcraerr <»e * Sa:usoeo.—Ashtabula enusty,
Ohio, w’-,ra a few year.; spa nad aa uiUAto fee nrJ
rtf t3 ^rodscra. s*»w scaiti hve cbxkena to the
New York market over tie Erie raiiruruL
TT* It iJ sot always a mart of frankness to poa S
an open otMaotMMMM. An aUnrator a a de- i
*iUy-i-: hr prewatsaa open ei,nn
U-n*a<-,-, vh«-n .a the rcr* act of fctusj* ym, u*.” ;
IT A aon 01 Patrick Henry, a*ed sity yeara. i
i die*! m Vimnta last week.
Trim! of Ike ritatk Mirocto VTwrfcer.
Rose Taaaisief. tb* fewa!« arrewted on a charge!
of li*-ia£. by a pretended miracle at 8*. ftatsrnin,
»«»r Apt. eomsitotH what the taw eaita “ an not
ra«* on subject* of religions worship." wa» t»f<ni*bi
to VMi 1 a few Hat* «go before the Tr.I>>in»*of Cor
rection* Poitey-ot Cirp.-ntlw*. She «•* etrre*»!y
pate ani her ferntute* few- tbs mark of oirm.t ijta.
Iter bf-rrer *m ui «de*. and she cat dresaed ia
W»<k. with a bub-* esp. tier are • thtfijr-Uwer.
The court was « >w4e ! to esoe-w, anJ the (lain
Weeding pictora »u ptaceTWibmd the judge*. It
«-m p-«v,«d by pVerai wiiar**es that Rove hot!
•sways pretended to p uses* the power of working
loirerTo oat »iin e she oaee showed a tet
ter which she uk! had been written by a pen mi
who MbU nett her read a » write. and that person'
the dad seed. i.sd been oiraculn-tvij- -endowed with j
U>«? f»ci iit* of writing in eoaaeqtrenew of her prayer*, j
T > areither »i'w* she eawned that she had. on
a pirtic uUr oeeoaioo, tnm raerounded with a Light i
ft-nil heaven at Cad-net. To a thud. she raid that j
ate bad one.-. when ia the eon rent of Saiion*. j
planted a cal.baee by the comas* nd of beaten, and
that in a few days it grew to rich a east rise that 1
alt v.jk person* .n The convent were able to rent* a j
dinner o.ftt. T« c are cfSmgitoo deponed (hat be
lad known Rose Taimner for fifteen years, and ?iad j
a!wars noticed in her » marked tendency to piety J
an t myi'icissn. In A least. IVVt. the told rum that
she had nuracalottsJy received the sacrament m 1
the pariah ebareb: and on yumy to the ubernarfej
offh il-itr In fan ml that it e c.»*.-rated wafer,
hsr disappeared. On two subsequent oecaawns 1
tlie tense"rated wafer train vanished. and Hose ;
pretended that she had again BiiMCBiouJiy com- ;
m unrated. He therefore removed the key of the j
tabernacle, ami forbade her to approach the altar;.
he also directed hw rtn r* to say nms at the pno- j
s’tar; hot nevertheless the consecrated wafer
WM again taken awsi. an t he coait) n >t discover
tint any second key to the tabernacle eiutcd- Or. j
gome to the churth eras morning. be was surprised
to find the tabermrle open. two candies on the
aitar lighted, and R we prostrate on the gioaaii. In
answer to hi* questions, she said lh*t the cambes 1
hud become lighted of themselves, that the taber- j
nxc.e had v.i.anUxily opened, th*t she bad felt
herself lived to the ground at some distance from
the altar, and that the consecrated wafer had then
advanced slowly to her month. About the anise
t me she pretended to have marks of a mtracu'ous i
Chirac: r on her breast, and to prove Gw* assertion
she produced her linen. which tore aome’-.m-o j
stains i.-prescattng the Virgin Mury. and, a! others,
a cr-'wn of thorn*. H--took measure*toascer.s i
whether she had not so marked her linen. bat
w.thoui success. One day before ©eSebrat.ng nuii.
he ordered Ruse to place s piece of clean ,;oen to
h-r br-vjt, and not to Jaarythe church without j
s penats-.i m. i
When *.,•» mass was WeK^s.traded her to the .
re#try and made her produce the imen: to his as
tomahtacn' it bore t.-.e h-juie oflhe Virgin. By .
direction of the archbishop, ae directed her to pray j
to God tin- the marks on her hreaa’. murhi be re- :
m- .vcd. and a few dues after they disappeared.—
1 r.e mimjrt of Ssigrion. after deposing to the ?<-■ j
peat-.d di .ppearances of the consecrated wafer, i
stated th.a; in the mon'h of October last, he had
to say buss one morning at five o'r! *i, and et
pressed to Ruse the fear that he might no: awake
in tune. Roe answered. ** I w.ii have von await
• ned. ' T;.e acst asorning he rai amuseil from
bet sleep by three blows struct on his night table, :
and at the um* tune he hear) distant music. A I
moment after the clock struck five. The next
day be said to Hose, “ you forgot to awaken me’’ j
She answered, “ I had you awakened by my g tar
dssn Angel The witpes* added that another
miracle ascribed to Kobe was, that she had caused j
button* to be seat to i: m, ia a strange way, to re- !
pair his coat. The fact was, that he bad found
the buttons is his apartment, and that no one j
could tell how they cause there. But he attached j
;i i np ranee to that fact, and cjaiidcred l- a joke.
Maii.e, a landowner at Ssignim. taut the r.earr ■
had railed fc.m an atheist and an infidel, for not
be.iev.ng in the reality of Bose's miracles, and had
. more extra y
things world sv,:i be witnessed. Several other
w.t seso'-» • •.( i .eposed .uat Rose had ma-.e extra
ordinary statements to them; had pretended to be j
.a frequent communication with Uie Holy Virgin;
to have peculiar marks on her breast, etc. One j
said that an intimate friend of Rose had assured j
her that one dar, as two female* were passing the j
church of St. Saturn*. they felt themselves irre
futably attracted to the interior, and on kneeling
before a picture, saw blood flow from it- At this
stare of the evidence the tribunal adjeurnevi. The
foregoing details are copied from Cuigssn'i Wo
amgtr, and the Pans correspondence in the Xksdy
Start states that the trial has suddenly come to an ;
end. the tribunal having declared itself incui&pe
'
serenading a yon tic Lady.
In-my y ungdays, says *.!>■ mexebaage
paper, I vii extravagantly fond of attending par
t.es, and was somewhat eeiebrated for playing the
.1 ite; hence it was generally expected, when an
lav.tatipn was extended, that my flute would ac- ■
eompmv me. I v «ted a splendid party one even
ing, and wss called upon to favor the company!
with a tane on the Bate. I, of coarse, immedi- .
atelv complied w.th the request. The company ’
appeared to be delighted, but more particularly so,
was a young lady who raised her hands and et-'
e.aimed that it was beautiful, delightful, etc. I,
•>f Course, was highly flattered, and immediateiy
torm-d a resol u'. ,a to serenade the young ladv on .
the following night. Previous u> leaving the par- ’
tv, I i.ade - cjiiiry resjvcting her r u-icn-'e. I
star d twit nigv. n eompaur w.th sgvera!
- ...-id ar.-.iei at the laily's residence, ;
it r..-ane a aval t >uj ca.s'ase by getting under
the window of an old Quaker. ”N ,w boys." said
I, ‘•iehold the sentimentality of this vouag lady
'he moment I strike up the Last Base of Summer.”
Is'nj' k up, but the window remained closed.—
Tue boys smi.edj “ On.” said I, “ that is nothing,
it would not be m good taste to open the window
e*i the first air.” I next struck upon Old Rot. m
Gray. S.»Ji window remained dewed. The,
boys tsteker.. i. aud l ten some what flat.
** Once BK«e, bovs, ' said I, “ and she must J
C-aise.” I struck up aga;;.—My love is i.kc ’ne
Hot, Red Hose. Still there was no desa vnc.ration.
‘ B s," said I. •‘shirs a humbug. Let us sing
Home. Sweet Home, and if that oti't bring her,
we will give her up.” We struck up. and as we
HijiSued the lav'. Uae, tie window was raised.—
‘‘That’s the t,cke‘, boy*.” saw I; “I knew we
rout-I C-'ch set ” Bit instead of the beautiful'
young lady, it turned out to be the old Quaker, ,n
t-.ss night cap and dressing gown. ” Friend,” said
he, “ thee was tinging of thy home—l think thee
va.d tr.- sweet fr,mc—ami if l recoiled r.giit, tb^e
said there was no puce like home, why don't thee;
go to thy home * Thee •* not wanted here—thee!
nor any of thy party. Farewell r* We sail our,
bats went boost!
Not manii.—No.—Tl.ere is a noted publishing i
firm m London, bearing the name of Saunders*
O' • ley They xr also ;:>« proprietors of the largest
circtiiaiiag Ub'srv in the, Bruai metropolis t» ■
w‘. rh the majority of the best faun ira of the
English gentry, and many of the nobility. are mb
senhe-ts. A (•'ntieman Uvmg at Brighton had sqb
tcribed to tais library, and from wee* th week had ■
aent orders for U>e newest Uadi*, which t./w<*ver
wer- *ei :-va forwarded to h a, owing to the great 1
west
Um remieman to London. H* *u a'1
:.y. -<:■*!• - ■ ii «ao had seen aertice 1
hi t>.r East htJ*-*. Lnier.B< lb* Loroty, he 1
■ • r» w : k it ’
- w- i i. xif.l to wr. oe . ’
w»» *-, tat:': urs?:« j-va. "Sir.'' he Si:-.ran a.i-rlard
:n^ hi* speech, after :ut Eociieh (.tma.m, with au- I
tr..-ro;» “how the il—. i :t l don't jet at
'tr. < i nra.t.f your staNr —*«>a <
<■ •.: • ... hy V !■> »r* a»■.;m. -1
It -” T jeisfi.-atan atlrtr Taed/starcd at -
ii'-.s ivr «:«,.:u>n. -'B.o.iV, .'wc,” *te isn’t' I
know f »a, ha', if yoa bate aar eosapito ta’Jta, ;
> • «r l.ii ii<» m . :»t be > v: perwnat," “Petaonsi <
—p. * '.ai—" er-id ikt i: i ot&eer “Da you '.i;t '
tt;r > . :.j N j. J an u*
- ■ if *
I .—a hfr. <tv. an<5 J J t a •.dHifr-^t'te*
tr. it—a Mr. tsu. ifara. ' ! m
■ i
•• trlf-jmake >...;tael»r» at houseindies,**aula.'
h : • ■>-. • 4«y to her »t*»ia*su “ Pa at Lae my-; '
Sr If, »:«: I wish you *li ayrr.*”
Cnnuw« or a Ciraiuc Phot.—The lack-j
auMiiie .id. lo-tnsK rt-L.tttartfcg ftKUa.aaj: f
“We understand till aa UrteMUn* incident,
oenurred at the meeting of the Protestant Ejweo
pai rbuieh. at Pekia. a few day* at are. Dr. Nat
ion, a priest of toe Boeaaa CatfiOtat snatch. pub
IteSy sad >.a writing eenouaend and ' protested ’
against the pecai-ar doetnnea of ha church; m '
cJutLof thetiaaaatMUaiiatooa. onrakarcoiueatawh i
p-ifgavry. seren Sacraments, etc., and ashed tn j
to he admitted into the Protestant Eporopal fettow- i
stop, tie was accorLarty ittcetsed into fall fei- 1
iowahfi /* - I
tr We extrset the fottewts* suttee et our State *
res1 -srw« a ad advantage#, f'vSS the “ MmofAit mi
.ir.jn.mt Carittmm AJttrjU." We we ftappf toj
nee that our frienda have became awakened to the ■
Inhering prospects which oat 3:»!e B.yw present*;
« rtiiMM.
We cell the ittnum «f the w«<«r t > the fot- j
owiBt. from the pen of our excellent 8m. Sloe), (
who fvrrmbe* for tin> c ma«i heneS. aa islet**; ;
ai account *f the adias'ur'O and prospect* et this j
»*: Shat*.
Artauau at yoaug. and has. no doub’.. roauy of the
neonvenienr** of a new courttry, hut the day x ;
not far distant when #f»e wilt well compass with j
mat if not ail or' her outer saner*. .Ill thin matter'
a so well elahoeatoil so the art*** below, that.
rfi*!toul reference to the repeeserwalios ibwlf, we
»»•.- a note or two eowcernioj the ;n'i«*<4ual who
ashes st. » ,
Rev. J. SI. Steel fear frr a long *ene*;r»FVe*rs
bees a traveling prrieber o the ,triMW Confer
race—now the PresxJ.'i* Elder of Helen* <S«*»nc*.
Fhere a pcrbap* bj pMi of the State that he has
aot traversed. and with wt„ch ha u hat familiar,
» 'hot from a ions ae^asiittaitee, brr.it with the
prop* aai the country, he .« bet.et prepared than
[►•rasps an» other mas to five the eneoarasemeut
l»e ait-unpt*. to »a!'h aa may w.th to w.tie.
8m. .Steei is moreover » pracH'*!, observant man, j
ind none need for a m en-. nt snppow <w fear that j
ae ha* been treating 'hem to a ba'ch of a n -- r a » j
vision*. We know of no man, of whnse judgment j
m such a matter we could or would rely an with
more uapiscit confidence.
W < farther observe, for the feme St of those who
may not lie informed .a refererre to the chsrsHef
ani pwi'son of the Res. Mr. Steel, ani wto night •
be in.laced to suspect tae'm-itiyes that induced
[he representation h- ha* iciie, that he :t a man
of known and n >.ed probity, and ms ie> interest i
ia Arkansas of whatever k-ad, only tfca' which a
rood msn would feel f:e the S’.a> in which he
i.vcs, and the r cum >u pr ntiy.nty of hts friends and
fellow-citueaa around him.
We commend the information contained :n the
articli: to the respectful cosstde ration of all who1
mav desire to settle coci lands a! a verv tew rate,
and join the write* < spe-iaby :a requ-ooe editors
and conductor* of neighboring joarnais to extract
or copy. Hi opportunity day serve.
[F ‘f th yfrmpO.1 ami Arkxvmr Chnelisa t»lv * sat. J
To Persons Wiskiaf to Emigrate.
Brditr E*~rt:—Ualet ths caption, we pub
lished aa article ia the Nashville Christian AJvo- i
cate, in July. 1 ■vSO, which hats caused some bin
dr» dsof farai.ice to remove from they >id wore and
washed fields. to our rich snd 3uapi>- >pf1»»ed £,* 1
es'a, where they are we’,, pk-ased. am! are opening j
hae rich faca*, and proaust to do well. We hate !
recently received many letters from persons wash- ;
,asr to know whether our land* are ail taken up.
and we wish tossy, thst sithon^we have received
sunie hundreds of families, that we s'ui have ronm
for some hundreds of thoussadvof families yet. as
the rich soil and resources of our counlry are in -
exhaastibl*. Thus ail may come' who wish to
come. an«l still there wiil be room for others.
Bat some will say, “ we haTe traveietl thro ,.h |
Arkansas, and have no', diccuv- red H ose advanta- .
yes." ;»> have many—and wty • Betmxme tihcwl
travel has been confined to the public h,;b-ways.;
and our leading roads-lie across our awar&pc an i
on our ndres, and do not lead toe traveler to
’•hose c. tensive bed* of i «to *rui inir! Uis: art: to
be found through all the private nei;bbjrh >3ds of
our State. Now we would say to a . person* who •
natf wish a rich home in our state, to select i: .,-n
the map the section they would like, and sear-h
that lection minutely, and they will t->. apt to find
unappropriated lamb that are deniable, a tv! which
tnav be e.vv.v ned. A.: person,- wit , may b
picas- i with the description of the esiatas siren
below, may ieare the Military road at Stmo/s old
stand, and turn to the r.gh! or left, and search onr
rich lands on*.! they w... be satisfied with •»»;;
r,ch lands a: least. And so soon a* the Memphj
ami St. Francis p an's road is completed, our .and*
will be sery valuable.
We ia aii jthose who want him-* fonvea.ers!
to this treat thoroughfare, should not delay. We .
will now refer land h mien to some gentlemen i
who will take pleasure so far as may be, in snow-1
mg oar country:—
St. Frmeit wmly-A. Allen, Dr. Sallies a, E. I
Halory. Co!. F. E. Patrick, and Jas. Thomas.
Phiil -,* r runty—Dr. Green- Rev. F>r fl«.e
Wat. F. Moore, Rev. S. W. D. Chase and Her I
W. Keiicr
Mmne esirrty—Judge J. T. Jones, Rev. J. Lam
bert, S. A. Harrtck and Judge Harvick.
Fiwfr rj't if—Coi. b. C. Cross. R. Vaan,
Rev. J B. Hiibura, Judge Stacy, Dr. J. P. Mar
da and John Stotts.
Green ernttf—J. S. An iersoa. P. Karr.s, P. Scs- !
ter. Dr. Crop’, and J. M. Mitchell,
Many others latght re na-ned. but these w 1! be !
iifBcieat to enable land inter* to was: the ac
suaintanee necessary for their purposes.
We now proceed to describe the country in oar!
charge.
The Helena d-strict, Arkansas Confcrenre, ex- j
tends over *ev<“n co-inties, i ■■ n* between the Mis
sissippt and White r.tera. .n the o .rtb-eastera por- ‘
boa of our State. We shall a’unnp- a deserp' -.a '
of these counties separately, begin", nr with Pk i j
am renat*. Tr.J coin:. lies broad*de on the'
M.ssissippi river, and p-issewe# u much r> .‘. land !
perhaps as any county in the State. Helena, the ]
county site, ;s on the bank of this g**;jt “ inland
•ea," ati-i consequently, this county possesses more !
advantages of naciga’ion than any other in the
Stale, as the landing at th.s punt is accessible at
»ii stares of the water.
The face of the country a very level, indeed lot j
* .eh so, >a port.oas of t:,e county, as the land
toes not become dry as early in toe spring as de- ;
r,table. Light ditching sr nld toon fie- all the1
ta: .e .amis from this wet unp asant c nad.’ron.— j
ruere is, perhaps, one turd of the v«i.abic land of j
he county lying in t-*e Jlasowippi IwttHU This;
[<or;.o i of ro.in r/ m f quantiy trcuh ed w t« the
vverSowiUf of the great rr-:r. and cannot be en- [
ireiy reclaimed until She river is leveed, so «t»!
toaSoe it to its banns, which is not Lkely to he
i lie soon, if ever. Tier soil and climate of this
to icty are well adapted to the culture of cotton, j
rive p an: i* not so subject to disaster by the bod
sorm as further »ourh, u.vr by the frrat, as s the •
‘»ie further north; b it being a Medium e.iasute, ;
:.e crops se.ii.ua fail.
Tins a yju a fine corn country, iadeed it a!
leiduan surpassed by any country is the groath of:
-oca. Spnsg water is verv scarce tn ti.a eoua*y.
A’eil water a usually outlined fram '.went* toi
fairly fee:deep, but t* not p teraLy good. note; .*i
o rwu-rn water, eitner in taste or far health. Cla
im* vt.i» be boo front fib to $V\ depend.-tg on
he dimension. The health of the county is not
m rot as could be desired. but we believe e-,ua.
o tiia: of any other new l.•ountrv, of the same iati-j
•ade and aitirade. The colored population stand j
he cuauie better than the whites, and w&ile fe
aales en,i>y be’ter health than white rosic*. per- !
a pi owing to the latter be.nir morn es pom-d to the :
in and meht air. but a of which are *ery to, anous
n the warm season.
Land :a this county rate* from fil 23 to iu per
icre. The price is gov-"aed by she iocauo*of toe ’
u and 'tic fe-rtilitv of the soil.
T.»- stole ■( tacrais in PoiiLpscounty w 11 coni
are w til mans of the older ae'tled waKIW.—
(any of out ciLscns are weii refine*!, he;r, by
aeittid cu-tare and divine grace. We still have
oom, however, fit many autre of ike actjairesnea's,
itid we are aaakui !>t s .tree aequiiiiMm of good
ii.tcn*, that our rich peaduettve cjustry may be
eltiel up with an cn'erpr-.smg popala*i->r>.
t'eittfw »e* a.ml .Viaasnyp cmtot lie above
,afi aiikoug& they pa***si a rrtia! of a*
“**1 Mi « im worU can beau: of, it a bo* gene*- j
iiy ■aery valuable, m wwuM'tjtts-tjce ft? the deep
•vriHowt of the nver. wb oft freejoea ::v cover at
-Bsi tl-.ree l-jiTr.bs of *>■>’« tlotae <<*tint.rv Tin*
-jftt ian.is *r» aii lost are eor.aiuerei of saneL
a.^e, a! present, ot toot can prove umU- U;1
Bey ar - wetauar i by aiiwua'-ial !(*«(*.
In tbrir't w.-» co.Ju'.iea, however, we i»*v,- a nasa
>or of wealthy, mat., rcbgioas, ami »hStaeatia.
who would do ftnaor to any com:ry.
Tter- j little goad water in Untie r<v;n <«, cave
rha* i* **iten from 'he M jaiacipp-. river, a.*d» fit w
ittrraa. Th* uahabtttMf aae fenq ae*t: * Uowft.e
rich aatqsitaer »•*! 'brill, tml must "atii: to
w wall* Hie aaBuaif amlattoM are pntrered by
ever*. Should U»w ever be done. Th» ns.i* toon !
toes me the r>f test and firar tie:..rat,e p-in.nn of
b«* jtio'ftt. ks Least plaavar, a* su amt a^ *a»t ■
ad > aanaai • tniilri ♦
Jfmrwr ms**y 1 ;•-» on ibw Waite nv«r, w*. c i
Sir :.s u |iie aaenjmto-a at «rr ver .a tie State,
tad taut oos.Kjr » also a very line eoan'.y of .and.
t all lies low, and ta coaunon with oar other
saunuaa. contains a great atoaunt of wei laud,
viueh afford* very fine w ater and mmatex range. |
aoeed, ail otic attack, tvwaea. tattle, and ao^a de-,
end oa our met Imd fat their Irvisg. winter and ,
mancr, nail a fine flat U*u«g u <a. wwt of «* year, j
tut separate a ad apart ftam the wet land, Soamw
ngvewwt a f«*at deal of aplesyfid «wtw» and wet
“ • • - ...-.1--—1 i—LTSS*
land Tww lands *f* ** pmtoetiw ywrbwp* n
•nr we have <• Ike Jdate. Sod principally abwre
oversow. Bat «*f .rta»«te>y. maet of the fine
land* w this county am is the hands of apoeala
Wi awd if? fend much hrber than n,»«v ather
lands of e-v»«l value, in onr State, and fw«n
this sects** <if the noaurtyv, in adjorrmw counties.
These u an sprtne water in tfeca rmsniy worth
namntf as *»ch. bat eond wet, watt? ran be bad
<Mi» fifteen lo twenty five feet *"p. altnor: anv
where, by 4 rimy. But the ’.eatUi of to* -on a tv,
lice that of Pfcitbpa, Cnttemdes nn.! .Vauwstppt. a
not very <o,«t. bat the mnt a s» prt>di*e4f»*. that
hen,Ire is still flic'll hey* in aeCMhelnte wealth,
and it m esady few* l»y persons who can enjoy
health. in t'.is ways*. fc ia,.| atmosphere.
S-*~*rty, in many piatea is this county. w very
fond, hit the settlement.* are seatlerinf and hfht.
At. Fnmc*tmm>f ie» on the wK We of the
rver from whtefc it t-*>» its wwwc., The #W. Fraa
ns river afford* floe ns Tryst ion to •one of the cvti
icos of thw county, some portion* of this county
ts br.vfcen. and afford* far sprmr water. while other
pontons are ierei and rteh, but no* *i wed water
eJ. W. :i water, however. >» easiiy ob»a.no4, and
of nlrTable food qsaJtty. The land of tan ,"utili
ty w : pm.Iur* eenesaiir from *00 to i&ftO lb*. of
reed tot ton. sad ftra SO to 50 bushel* of torn.—
Lands .n th-s ecunty are eaviy obtain,-H—some at
Government ptve whi> other*, in rber hands of
apeeolater*. tan be fcat at fr-m 9! *•» Ft p r acta,
in the a mt, affoelmr, as we tii.nk. fine oppot
t Indus in emurrsnts for h enes in a new country.
Improved lands are nit easily f.toan»ed. uiaUvrt rr
arc •<■ tree an;! labor mya. Jfoe.ety n th« "r.-:. nty.
wlv-re the tenements are heavy, a quite (tool,
both raorai anditkiiynit—atiii room, however. for
amcndaten:*. and r>. n f.*r five t;n>-» ■*$ yvsest
ana;-uni of population Whs w4! eosne ’
/'» nvU r*ie»«f lies ncsth of St. F art" a. on Cro
layibfet, bounded on the east by Sf, Franyu
riTer, a ltd on Ihe wear, by Cache. Cr.ley's ridye
rsni•:* from north to aoatk, and lie* about the
Bidiiie of thr* county. It is frsxn five to fifteen
raftes in width, and out of its breaks,on both side*,
we have abundance of fine apnay water, and nek
table lands for euttivatun. Health, tda •» much
better in this county than ,n those befirejinention
ed. Bat fiyttoai does not floimab so well here, as
farther aoatk. T;.e piao'eri of th.a etnaaly father
from five to tw .lte hundred pounds of coftoo; but
corn, wheat, oala. rye. flaa. Ira’i potatoes, and
vanons sort* of yraai fioumk as weii here as in
ntddie Teaoewee. Tins eon nty ,s one of the best
cranof eounuies we have any knowiedfe o' The
er-*a: anr iunt of wet lands it ronta.ns naost of wfcseb
siTicls fine winter and surotner ranee, ’ft'bcn these
ia id* are dr.cne !. they produce fine jrsas
as any lands of oar »cqa*mtani'e. 1st freateat
ol»j*-«ion to this cm.-nry, ia it* syiarspe popaiaticm.
anii * i.iratTca encc of nar-.yatuio. tstusmboats
casAut tome nearer tuao 1k:Pf *>• ■■§ 4f \
tne county seat. The*- objectiins. however,
■would n « weifh na-ich with many who are w Jh
in# ;» t-vi /rare, as they have never been conven-.
en* : i na» eatioa, and desire a ynod stock country,
where the rn?e »< .i.-?e~an>i itch. A yrert peiion
of th- !,ifh In i» of this county *** patenittd to
the so' i.ers of 1ST J, and a« muny of theia never fare
their land? ar.y a-ten**«i. the lauds wee- m itne
t.nie sold, or -.T r-xi for rale fir tares. Those sold
were booth: n for a trifle, and c»n yet lie had on
food t'Tms; whi.e thst psrtion which was not bd
in by >ndivuli.i*j was struck off ta the State, and
is now otf red by the State as donation lands.—
yraRtinr to any indiviiiiai one hundred and-ruty
acres of Sand, for 91 2S pa .l to the Auditor Cat
MtittiDf a dt-vd of donation, and #mS snesU fees,
for Khwarfedrseats, recording, etc-, all of wi th
will not amount t» Ft. The donee a alaofiu raafen
fire acre* resdy fur the plow, or build a eabm ami
clear three i-rc*. a certificate of which, frora the
hast of an act a/ Justice of the P-ace. a to be
tu-d m tie Auditor's office within njrhteen month*
of the du'e of the deed of donation. W ti»-n the title
v? confirme d by the State to the donee, to have and
to bold forever.
Ia ad:5f >n to this the head of ever.- faoi.ly is a'
liberty tn iafeii up a quarter section for each and
every member of iui fastuy ar miaors, by “ filing
an affidavit" in the clerk's office “last .* a
4m* ii.it r . risen of tins State, aa-t that the land*
applied f ir ar- for the weliwve benefit of their
minor enudren, and for no other purpose, M I
lands S'* entered in the sanies of suck minor ehil
ii'.-n Shall not be transferable until the majority
of such m.nors." Now this is certainly aa eaay
wav for h ishnnda. wives and all the children to
bar- J If? acres •>' land each. The bead of the
fan. r is to itsar&ye his qoar'er accordin' to iaw
*» bat the U* one* not reqa.r- »Jsa; tbe
M of msnor* shall be improved. f ft
fir’tiv county is the last f propose dctrrwiitt.
T. • minty lie* between Pointe*.: and Missouri
>;rj^» cov<*na? th" northern portion of Cro’ev’s
rvige. Ties county contains more rood land than
Poinsett, a* the ridge a much broader in Green
county. The lands of this eoonty are mostly ;n
the hurvi* of the G-vreminent—not much ent.-r. d
land in the county, bat a great deal that is good,
subject to entry. in this county there t fine spring
wu’er, siso, and good health. There a no cotton
made m tkt* county Tor market. It is empbaucaliv
n grain aad stock Canute, both of which abound
w.t;. ad thor,-; wrs> make any effort. T a county
is ineonrru eailv situated, in punt of I red-:, baring
novteMSboat naTigabna. »Vch is accessible at ad
times, nearer than seventy fisc sites ofGainmile,
the comity scat. But, w thal, it is an excellent
con a y, f x person* m moderate «irc:im*taaces to
get red h :c*s, aid to lire, and mate plenty at
theta, which .5 as easy done in Green county, as
to any country of our acquaintance.
N i». in epn'c'i n* on. lei me remark that .n Green,
Poiaaett an ! St Franca, we very mirt h re ed a
ftwr soolby. preachers, and in Poinsett and Green
a few t ivirs'ier merchants might make a good
Jiving. We don’t want “whal.«y si-Hers.” we
neeh something to eat. wear and w r* with, ami
* it li inaica »nt be dec,- ,*;y supported. br
bartering pretty liberally, as the trait.: of these
man tics wou.d be must tv of that -aaracter.
J. H. STJ2EL.
ab ucc of M.bd m Mr. Macanly tie
Hiatarisi.
There i* a common pedestrian of London street’*
says Mr. Angus B. Resell, the London cwtrespou
ilea’ it t».e lav. mess l ietcr, w . , kn an to
who are acq ia.uted wrUI their notabilities. He is
a short, si ml, st irsiy, energetic man. He haa a
tog r . tad race, sad large, staring, and very bright
hatid eyes. Ha hair ts cm abtft, and Urn hat dung
back on the crows of hi* head, fiat gait is firm
and decided, noth a i*Uw touch of pomposity. fie
iseter provided w.hi tu umbfrUa. w-.urh be swings
arid 3«.r g*es. and butt cars »u the pavement with
mightv thump*. He sn-.-ma generally aba. ii.od .a
exciting ami rnpalai ** bought, the traces of *knt,
he takes no pmns tocdbecsf. His face woriu, u *
Sips move sad m uter, ins eyes gleam aad flash.
Squat as .a the figure, awl not particularly fine the
features, there is aa aarsatakcable tit ta isentai
power and energy, approacning to grandeur, about
She man. He is evidently under the influence of
the stwrng evr.tctBciu of fiery thought People
<»*c eursousi. a t him, a ad stop to r.are when be
lias passed. E d fce heeds ao one—seems, indeed,
to have utterly f.iy-vt'en that be a not alone ia ha
privacy—ami. p tshes on, umw.tl.ng of Ui* many
*3 i stare arc! «e>\e. or U.e few wan step respect
fully aside. and look with mnatf y ami reirard upon
Thnmaa tiabmgton Macauiav. Occasionally, s;>w
e»er, the tostonan ami the given vi.tl freer
vent to the mental uapugw-a which appear to be
c»nt>a«i*:.y sing wtthia him. A friend of mine
.'bTa»'W ,wsead -Ksrto t» tan .s'
:ne Train* ax Ha :;. at Green wra—a fan:; -naSic
w&t:«van iton, »meat il appcax,:, u**
He araa atone, as bo yeaerviy «, a.td
'■he •:>«•»>« o< awn* !.<an one of lit* e *np*ny eaa
aiiraetcif by hit prci*..*r>attr.i:r:i»" a ad lidpeUqesa,
vl t>» tr- ns.i - jt"nu«3 with »S eh a:- ere? and
anon tllustrafed h,a nwirta; itrtm. t**. All ai-vaee:
tt aw*, hast hero ; jarar-is fie "r:mai of Th*- pr -se
ur frrse which he waa working ap iu ha -
.»'r. Jltcaalst sr.z-.rl a a.a*n». dcraaler, heid it a
mwaeat suspended n the ait. ut-i then d at set) it
>i.»n upon ttie lab:' w '*» such hearty gaud will,
lisa! lb* soird eryra: :h-w about ia fia«toe»t*,
vatlxt the u itseroas par..** tmi( Brand. iadUae
:>tv:j scarred ap arrj i .a.'oj st the rnnou* xoooe
lart. Sot a whj; put oa:. Saacttt. Ml M# eaaiay,
trio was weti-ka «a« to the »*;'«*. load I y
f>r his ta.i to be static amt at-the bar, and *heu
*
oathrella ff. as the su»-1. lapped the <xie « areiewty
oa ha head, artd*>rode out 9-.tr.sii.tt* the «>her.
Per**:* is Kan • —A tun-it, trial pr fcssi.,n.
ec-iapo*-.1 of »•» at a;, kindt-t <>f ifcejpKui* ciA
ansa -f Catai>r.<ifct, MX, marked tV'>-&£ yfc
prise-.pa. suv* j has wn, with draan aGfcdi*.
... 34-aslar last, ral a'-erwsc.i*
«akr th* Aft- r.ill f - asu a. Havana, Mr. Owiro,
h««ore a largo tauter nr of ejtxsen*. There were
speech** d-rUiurtwd an toe oeeMum. by lleoti.
Jacks*. GnaweM sad A!lea, whwh were iaudi*
applauded tv* the assewoiy. In the pracimt<m
tcaosparaaeia* isawsbed •• Keveare for tones "
and M Death to Owe* * were carried.—$v*
If
Haw Ymi. Oct. I#. p.m.
Tba An Va* am n4 with LnrorpneA **V* r/
Kejt. 17th. In ration there it •» iMterial chafe,
etrft is tower deaeriptieas. which ere na tare* ef
i !»*Trts The ilia ft* the week He *».*#* hate*,
of ctet speeatotaR toot MH ttfurtwi ft
; 7*0 fcabse. Pair m*te» fMfcrf M btfere.
T.Vre a m> new fret area it the aannay le! atnek
market. PaiUiree reported aren't; cotton. mfk and
produce snerrhant* Coward* chared at *« and
taree eight* a **i.
M —Pr-e** are tjewt— food* and «««•
| hereij aepprwwdL
WrtwsBta*. Oaf. Ift
The Pr-reirn! haa prom order* la *U of the
a*»»i station, la fire Catalan a ikI as land ail anainry
honors to Kfwsath, at IWw York and of hot pare*
There wiR ha a fraud <*wr giron him at. the
. Pres«d*»i a fco«»*.
The tunxwed reeaU of Coasai Ona flrtma Ba
rr »a. w confirmed with a >t'« free* iho PmuJent.
■ that hi* defence s* wholly ania:i*faclew>
The Pr-indent ha* cent order* to Srrecnre, to
arrest a;! parties eownfrfed with toe recent outraga.
j and argee lheir coourettai few tnat on charge >f
treason.
Re s are Offered free!; on. the etoeticni of Mr.
| Soeinw r* fe* Goeeraor of Virgj
| Cotaowxlwe Warrington afei. itrwe^a. .?> »»*i, no
frxjpaa are entertained of hi* reeoeery.
St*** Vn«i, Oet. 1ft.
; Cotton ha* declined fe. aiace toe arr.ial of the
Humboldt- .Ss.es 2fM hales.
La* nre.ux. Oer. u\ *.*.
There are Si inches water m the canal. The
filer ha* rmea 10 i*>'h«* m the iaat twenty-feinr
boirj.
Aomonao to tm .Vimmi Oarrroi_—rfc> (earn
from the Washington Republic of ‘V Kith that the
worn on :he edditsoa to the Heiiona Capitol i* pm
fine!y. The ftepntjjr. tats:
"There are upwards of two hundred and fifty
perms* employed in the »a.»a* departinetti* of
businesa. The east haaement wall of the couth
»‘*w » *iteady Urn fcettn height, and teat Thar*
day -sTitkaien eomraeneeii laying atone on lire north
w;«* Tae to inflation wails are *.5m feet nine
inches thick. We team that the new Hail of
Rrepr-aeatative* win bare three hundred aegai f.,r
inetniM-r*. tieaides acer-roodatioM fir person* &r,t -
»-«T!d to the flow. The Senate Chamber w.:t be
; prretded with osr- hundred neat*. The gailene*
j of each tr.mch will icMmadata two Uwasand per
! *"’’■* or a*'** Jl»an three trew* the autnfier under
‘ the present *rr»n»-tnen*t. There will be apward*
t of - r**hrndred new romra 'JeeiBr* . l! u tb*. igi*t
j that he erection of the addition will oeetipy up
j ward* of fire year*.’*
i XT A ii > hoy apon whom Vs wnther wit ia
, fltr:<nx personal eba»i«t.-raeat, t*«d—
j two or three kick.! more, anther; I
. don't think I f\.\ ' • tr . yet. ■ ■
j AuTToora:’ at.at.wr Potion—Handle . f
HMfht be saved by » Junwieig* of tfei* wmptr re.
j <*«?- A iarre tcupo.nfm .(grotand anaum usu
cd !B » tsa'der Iff warm water **d swallowed u
j **» *s pswibie; u acta *« aa instant «a*rue, »nf
• finently powerful to remove an that is kd*ad .a
J the stomach.
fwrowvrvr rt> Pa wra-nr Houxciwr* II sure*.—A.
; few days *ace a rumor *as »floa. wh.-cb if it
M prow* tree, will b*» libctv to mmte a
*' tsation among the h- den of *. wt propepy m
this place, ft was said Scat some man a Boa
■ lesident) whree name we 4* not »• ollect, bad set
op * claim t > the entire tract of land the town of
; He en* a butt: upon, and intends to eminence
*art for the reeorerv of it ' We dp no: vouch for
: fhe tru'h of this report, but merely *r»e jt »j wc
received it. We heard nothing aa to what grounds
tfce e!a man I predi'atea ha claim a pon.—/fclenw
SkuUL
Sew Orleans Market.
Tac* OciU It, 1*51.
fVtm—T>.e demand was eonBned ’» a '«r por
■ t ea car / in toe lav, an>; at lower pr.ces: but
w-ben factor* showed themaetvc* aaviow* to real
ac. new barer* came forward and the *a,e* reach
ed 3.y»> bates, at a further decline of fully fc.
Inferior.. nose | fid. Middling 7}»S_I
Ordinary. fa?.* j Mid. Pair .mmS*
Middling.tifatr i p*tr . 8ia—
T*Mer»—123 hVJs. admitted and 107 refused
were arid on private term*.
fW-Saiei WOO bat*., v . *g IN Inoo
, tsar* at VittB St. Loa* at It and y,o a| *•$ 3 >.
Care—Sales yiOO sa'ks, of wh h 500 pr,nie
wb:?<? at 52; i-VJO mn«d at i»e.; 2S0 at 47c .on*I
1 o5*> yetlow at .50.
OtU—ViS sicks, St. Lou *, were sold at ZZc.
B'ja—300 tacks sold at 70c,
W ,.fiy—Usd bt- * recti Sed sold t>> 20c.
Fori—»0 bbla Mess sold at Si 5 V .
StcT*-—;.7 tierc- bst
/.'Cd ffi‘—-40 btls sold a 75c pr -1
'**'1!—>X*> sacks Lit .rpiyii coarse, in half.
; bJfja bed sa 'ss, were sold St #1 10, delivered. j
Cs/'c—'.X> oaga Rjo were sold at 7ta7;e.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
* WOSK.
WMtrra "aw tddre Ko. S awer. V.m.l.* a ria -a
I- r 1. ”tt>. t. t. H-UMUM.VV 91.
j A. t. tiurr. See.
I 1‘im f.'iipur JTo. * w <i» »*»;•» m-oad W uxiav -iy4Hin
sacfiavsiili K. H. £ViM«H. If. *
A. W. S«3. «»•?
Pv AV-’ ^ ' t .tv.f- s ,.,fi
a ->»*<■ v. f. v. ut.MV % «. ,
till** Kwaiapm-.il lien, avert- lice mi uur4 .
; f*n>- —it. a.anr -achaioiiih* W W. Ill vtdu. '/ 1
li. V t*Aa t. Scrthe.
TitMM-K <t* HttSOS,
I.inte Kwls T-aapIc wf H.i.iW Vt. * nmhw ever.' T t-eiav
»*bi- ’.vm r. *!>?*, n r. r.
5«« i>»B»av, yc. a.
The (Jv—r - Te.iipii! ««‘at.fnt.a'ie:-..
Serf S»4?*, FfUfifi and Fin.
'DBE Aurhtnt ptv-c pt l m fu*4 for beef iu.l*»,
J. peitrtea aa J furs of every drecr Mton, by
FROM VS RARBS1T,
Oct. 21, 3m at the ateamhoat haadiag.
**■ fold I’M Hol"
}HAV£ just returned imai Nava York with a
*!wk of <o</d». ajch u r,*j never be*tt keen in.
’.h ;< cc/, ami m l *iu rump? vui ;y favii ite cask,
• aJ • nutSn* shorter’ fa Mm, l have Iciernutted
u> rff.t iba »:ue« 'inter (has amilM good* ran he
had .» the stunner* eouativ. T:<e great *»mty
kept-by a»- wiU, i Save a, ..aitbl, he » indoor
sx-b' |,r tViae living at a dottauer. to uil ,1 ul *> • ,
for ihewseien opna ?t»*.r <wt »!»•* s> she city.
M. it-it -U‘ WrATUiU* and JEVSKLRY, Fartcy
-Art** -taat other ObBaa Oaodii a lid Tfiiiifmiirs, to*
»-'.:.ri *>1 j Jui-e. Eia^caulatMes af an line •-. -Si.k
'*ail •• • '• 1 ' ■- v.«i, « i.. ■ >.«*,
I-ioeu Catfeohe Eloil*. Ct.iAJcatt*' CietSuag of ail
k.M.U, Faasr Capa and Buom m fa girl* ami hnya,
aoil th* luoat Bitenaive variety of Lad,**’ Gtuiet*,
H ja*arsan surf Jenny L.mi Shoea of «;i rufax aa4
oiaieruii, fr >m lie ee ehioiei ga.iujfar utrv of W.
Kvau 4 C<»., Pbdadelplua, and wttctnr other 4sf- .
f«eal t.«da of komiIs that it m imp-mttle fa me
! -o *a-ia*«»l* tlj-m acre. 1 wor.iri "all the area- !
Ui.a of A-mWiaeu try tint *• FVSJfiSMSJfQ I>E-!
'■!j -••« . •act;1 F'om 'he
1 IN* *t .Jf.yj-; B«*» of T. Sle-Jt-MniR'a
»**«■«{• •-* «•“ ®o«t beaattfoi Hat a| CWlej
: *.MUba?i» !•!#*( £el! faahfon, £ »tn pr4-psr<nl tony
■o one ««» emapete ar:;k toe.
J tst e»: aeu *v* U, tfc* Va.’boay Hoon. »ud
i “ f»u »**-- *«« an."
0st.1t a a C. FULTON.
B«*k Binding
[_f¥,HE «uUscr;o*r baa yn' il «. Mn.n.p. a**; .'.ma
I. to the Boo*. State oo Huktuun atreet, mi at ’
prepared to to au aorta of 'omok Otadioic wtut laeav
neaa *<ki deapate^. He tuij a ttw»<n*f)i ae^oaia*
ante with the Uuwaewarta a deteruuwsd to jweuae
iu* p-.ikmw. He wotti4 tespeetfoit? aebest U*
. cu.itma A three le*«nnr work n hi* In*.
<Jct. 14. 1.441. tf ' H- JACOB!.
Wall Papering.
4 LL Jemip: tons of Wall Faperta* aeaAy «
- V. «uteJ Apply at tfc* haak taaderjr.
Oet «4. u»i. tf H. JACOBI.
to ..... ..
i Ar® I’n
hrt rn iMtrMf hi «
THK W-Mtm of tv rear
pr»<K»t nMn will mm that tea
tv r (.iitnn are u»aw<t te * i .
TV Pneeerio* taaantafte «•» af HarTltert, C"t
* «« J « KuuvuiV in aHaa4tNaRfc Anal mmmRUmMR
p*tiaaMaftV eonatry fcir taanty-aii »•■*. aart
r» *o*fc!a*tljr kfiina myMwmniymiH
r'.ieowento lor !*h«t»*,-e. imri ta*e«* to noaf
See in tV CaiHwt Staff*.
PofttfM mur-4 hy WEt WAIT,
OA lid. pt.
Rn«IMl%
rrtHR mth Vfti. af Rng'.wh'* IhyH of Or* V
E c»K«t; of tV SnJVW Owtt. MMy taHMrf
f. v hand awd Mr «V> a! tfeH Mi taa*
m Is* ralf.
Oat. 14. 17-M. If
«. JACOK.
i. &. m. r.
\OTICE 4 hereby *ir* that the «*t «S*nM(
MRon of TV r»r*od IdtAm «t tb* tndeww
dent Order nf CM* FaUowa af ;»* Rut* «f Arkaa
>**. viS rnsmaene* on W«*uun*ty to* 5t* «f JU
1S#I
R<t«meaa of import*no* will mm ay far action;
<sl AohnaAtnat* Ifllin wfMMt l*|»*>«•* M
-rend Mb P‘pr-*rot*tt»*«.
PR*U. S. GAMBIT «r EVp
Lt4g» *f Ark.
R«eb. Grt M. I#«. It
(•rand |*»dfr of Arl
N'OTTCf? m hereby t»rc», that tke arat anaaal
C mm meat in* will ho hate m tv Maaome
Halt, i» fh- erty of Ltttlc Rack. a* Monday, M
1* <l*r of Moeeaihet »*at,
TV attention of Subordinate Lodge* i* ealiai ta
*h* Mtowim? wonlation. pama* at 'be Uat anaaal
s' itotoanwnfi.» of tho Grand Lodge:
** Aemtuut, That tb* Subordinate IM&» V n
<1 urate# to pan* renotafionn ant banting tlttotr Otto
«««• to tV nett Ora** Lodge. I* hoi* a Cxw-ean
:joo to remodel the Ooalituin'*. and to funuah
hem with r-ntvhntttata to thut r#eet, aa well aa tha
jtiai rr-rrfrnTsai* of dclegat**.”
Lodge*. anhordi&alaaand annhw, will take*•«
aoTior thereof, ami rrwata thaaawtooeaoeonttafly.
T U MURICK. AaVIWy,
LtRie Rnrlt, Ort- #, lUt. A-*t
Ram!! Ram!?
^ * | tt|R Bolle Point Joeky Ctuh offwtfca
]ji "X X fuGowiojf Panwa to b# nm for ooo.
' sZJl»vb« For, Smith rwr# ccwrao.
«* r >hv >nuu(i i aiT V4rtiac« HM>—a
oa U>*a«a*«y the ®th day of Maoamhar, ism.
U; lay—Sin-*!* Awth af a mile, puraa ilOG,
Jit liar—One anie heat*, jmta* #I<30.
34 liay—Two a«!<* hear*. paraetSfin.
tth day—Miie heat*, three Vat m I
•Jnti.
The pnrtoa ftw the four du* rucea, aa aim** *a
a*rthe*. will he hung in the JuArP* ibaf on (ft*
r< -irwrUTedavr and fu.i £jr aorordm* M the nti*a
and 1- gttlntiOO* of lie Mempha J or Key Clah.
d tV. V VXDRVER. JWy,
It*He Pm»t fartey CM,
CM. it, l«tl„ fi-At
Ponilrntiai
{Wr! n «r>» r*w«r*rf >o e'irvnteatl
i wdet* for u« hmd nf work that cm be dm*
in Jfke Arkansan P*Hite artery, on short notice.
This attstjum i* »ow an irttfinduni earnm. *•
far m tn- labor <i( tie e®»vw-t» ,*concerned. |»- *■
'pm «A»nr *u! Harry*** induce ate to tore gm4
work dose, and of good material. All f aak ■ •
ifiJ*]. ’I
A or-! -w f->r work, cts.. may k* left at my ate**., **
>n :i,t; earner of Rock and Markham sterew.
H. » ALUS,
Cmtradmr Ark. Pm *.
Oct. H, |H*t. jrt '■■■«
Book Agents Wanted.
Men ar* winU-4 to eitavsiw for
Pyrnter Pmarutl, Utmnitri end Krkgnma Wrdo,
*h<t ore «att ate* bp a*b*mpit**.
'’PDF. popularity nf the an thorn, and the mynt.
1- pm- v.ann.sr in winch these book* are go* vp,
both tn Printing and dmdiag, wili warrant# quick
and ready nir throughout the Untied State*, te
tri rave r-ght of county te given in ait caeca, and
ao .'.rent a a.t,»«d to t trap a— on the territory at
toother. These bnoha are sold very tear, and yet
oar the Agent a goad profit; and u they am Ml
hut into hoftkatei»» or * tenon ro-ma, the Agent
w.tl not find the people supplied with them.
Person* engagm* m this hnstaeas will find ft
nth pleasant anti profitable, ae the work* am of
i high chaweter. anil Ute Agent will teal proud is .
ecoromynd.ng them. ^
tr Those wishing Jor a Gnruter giving a fall
'-scrip* ma of the tv-irku, prices, aMW5«f of ilispw
al, dte.. vnu please address
HOKACh WE>TWO«TH, Pub.uber.
-4 Wasiiingtoa street, Bughm.
BRLS "
net 7
Whiah*.
Pr me Old"’ Whwky Mr sals at
JMO. D. ADAMte,
Lower Lending.
Malt.
1 AA SAC K.S -'«rte and fine Sal? in mat •
IW der, .< -ms by JNO. D. ADAMS,
oCt 7 Lower Landing.
«.» (MH) lb*, of Peltry.
f WISH to porchsse twenty five tfm.isaud pounds
’ of fir.* rale Pel*JiM, for which the highest
iark«t price wifi be paid in cash.
Per* -is itor rrg Or«r skioa to sell woo id do well
> call a.u! aeo me !c»forc* disposing of them etoa
Uet-. A. ;. HITT,
' 7, i vis Main street.
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL
DRUG 8TOR2L
• V J. W. TlPPE
irrut R<» t, M\it ht imt
(I'JfT rer<_iv*-d (*.:r S. B.
Cltvna a /roll supply
; pirn ami ae fasted Drwg*,
\,Sm frwsb Cmffrrm 9tn
c, Sr-Urr Aprrtmt, Ptr
tm-'ritt, iff.
Constantly «H» Hand all
tplrisr Patrnt
'hfmmUa, Oil*.
VButtons d to.**.
•Wa, Wine* «V L.-f*ar*
edieal nr, *>• , ail
tacit wiU be aoid fiif crush, as
ingfet in Jfew Odcut.
Country Physicians and dnaiem will
•tit after tat rag crammed eii
<« *« alhu, a cail.
T r YttoWJnptum carefiiiy put i»p.
Little Rock, Juty 1, Mi.
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jMiii.: and dSittif w*ni* by tbe t Pttuutof*.
aarue*. tiyl* and ana of AUrsitfai
4. fatness,
"»• }■ ?a drbt i.n AisuarAamf, Jfo. SM.
amo B. !i* rcfav \ Brfendtmt.
VXD an a . an 'bn Until <iav »f oar prwtefa fare*
oi «wf said Ctfc i it Court. mwetoi uut aafa
oatuf*, !>y 4 rutcMie.ii .bail. AKorney; and tfte
d defendant aarrtag taufad in appear and plead,
* 0t!iff*/jU9 anawer the Mid puuaiiA acutm, it
i.uTriito irlerrd that tfa- jeu) pieioode oauee a
> fa teat me to bo made <a aaaa newapape? far two
«e»iw week*. printed <a (tin State, witiiu
m atom. la ifowl t)u» date. notifying themed de
adant, that 'in* m an action of debt founded on
pfiauuwar* imp* far the aura of ngMtm km*4r*d
-J tiMKlyf put Jtliart in, l tut<y Knit, tegetlfar »ilfc
• rtefeet laeeaaai, at ue rate of etebi par
o»«a», ueat (be Iweaty-Sut day of
ehveji hundred and (brt; nine, ami to the pMa.
4 t d*»w« fa war tiiiimsaad 'dnt *rs. and QMd ac.
M<- .men. uaa >ieaa .Miiad agaijpet iuaaatifac. tmI
•at afaeae he attaii appear, by huaaetf or .huoraey,
a or befare Urn tfard day of Ufa seat Won of that
>urw «ra.<-a atui meet oa Ufa ild Monday sftardW
ifalb Monday of ftbt jary, eiahteen hnsfafed and
fry-two, '’fatnaaet w«i be eataaad
Ml hie eetete told w aeliede
A wne eopy from tl
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