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Edited l»y TSiOHAS HAY AES. VOLUME VIII. COURT CALENDAR, FOR 1841 O U It C O N SCIEXC E O UR COUNTR Y O UR PA R T V. MILLEDGEVILLE, GEORGIA. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 26, 1841. Superior Court*. JANUARY. ]A!oixl 1 y- 1 " i •• Richmond •• Pulaski • • ( liatham flbri ary. JULY. 1st Monday, Twiggs 2nd Monday, Pulaski 4 tli •• Viiikes AUtil'riT. Twiggs, Lowndes, Thomas, Telfair, Irwin, Laurens, Pulaski, Appling, W are, SOUTHERN CIRCUIT. 4th Monday in March and September. Hr. do in February and August. 1st do in January and July. 1st do in April and‘2d in October. 41:i c!o in January and 1st in July. 1st do in June and December. 2d do in April and October, od do in June and December. 4th do in do do FEINT CIRCUIT. 1 -t Monay. ■':»«.<!*»1 i>ii “ Paulding ; Bibb, I-l Monday in Mav and November. “ l’aulfling “ Kilib 11 ouston. 4 i ii do in J atm ary and J u!y. “ Bibb ’ 211 il “ Clark 1 Butts, 2d do iu J auuarv and July. 2nd “ U-iark •• Las; “ Cass | C raw ford, Ed do in May and November. |oul “ Walton i Upson, : Bike, 4th do in do do “ \\ ti 1 to It “ Crawford l't do in June and December. “ Crtnvfo r “ F.arly ! .Monroe, 2d do in do do « Wilkes “ Cherokee ! New ton, 4111 do in do do “ F.arly lih “ Jackson Henry, ■Id) do in January and July. .4 ill C Ik i okee J acksmi Emanuel l | si.II C11ATTA 1100*11 EE CIRCUiT. 1-t Mouday. in Feb. and 2d Mon. in July. 2nd 1 Meriwether “ Meviv.ethei Mariiru. Ed no ia May ntul November. 1 Forsyth “ Forsyth Muscogee, 4th <lo iu .1 auuarv and .1 uly. Upson “ Decatur Talbot, Ed <!o in June and December. 1 1 locator SKI’TKMBER. il arris 4 tb do in do do i MARCH. 1st Monday, Bike 1 ClIFdiOK F.E CIRCUIT. day. Cow eta •• Baker i Paulding, Ed do in Maraud November. linker “ Sumpter j Cass, 4th do in d<> do Morga n “ Morgan 1 Cherokee, 1st do in June and December. Mai ion *• Laurens i Forsxtb, 1st do in do do Bitiii pkin *• Taliaferro | f.umpkin, Ed do iu do do Pike ‘‘ Mariou : L uicii. 4 tli do in do do Laurens *• CowcTa ! Chattooga 1st do in August ami February. Sumpter “ Lumpkin i 1 iiimer. 1st dt) in July and January. Tali Term ‘2ii'J “ < .'oiumliia 1 Murray. 2d do in do do 1 loluinbid “ Lee \\ alker, Ed do ill do do Lee •• Greene Flnxil, 4 rii do in do do Fax et»e “ Madison 1 Dade, Lt do in June red December. (1 reeue “ t ion cow iYY \ CIRCUIT. Harris Monroe ; Fayette, Ed •Moodiiy in .1 anuary and .? une. Madison •• i'aver'.o 1 (’an oil. 1st do in February and August- Union • • Gwinnett Mtriwelb’i r. 4th do ill Apiii and October. iMouroe Erd " Libert Troup. El do in June and January. (7 xv innett “ Dooly f In wet a, 4th do in June ami Dee, mher. iday. Butts “ I’BttS De Kail), 2,1 do in July and January. 1 looly “ DeKalb Campbell, o,j do in June and December. Llbert “ G amir Gobi,. 3d ({0 in do do DcKal .. j!;.;! Heard, 4th do in Max ami November < iiimer “ 'I’aibot SOI :■tuyv i-;s*i i'F.RN CIRC! IT. Song of the American Girl. Our hearts are with our nnlhc land, Our song is lor her glory: Her warrior’s wreath is iu our hand, Our lips breathe out her story, Her lofty bills and valleys green Are smiling bright before us. And like the rainbow sign is seen Her proud flag waving o’er us. Ami there are smiles upon our lips For those who meet her foemen, For glory’s star knows no eclipse When smiled upon by woman. For those who brave the mighty deep, And scorn the threats of danger. We’ve smiles to cheer—and tears to wee For every ocean danger. Ou 1- hearts arc with our native laud. Our song is for her freedom. Our prayers are for her gallant band Who strike where honor leads lhem. XVe love the taintless air we breathe, ’Tis freedom’s endless dower; We’ll twine for him a fadeless wreath W ho scorns a tyrant’s power. They tel! of France’s beauties rare, Of Halt's proud daiighreis; Of Scotland's lasses—England's fail And nymphs of Shannon’s waters; We heed not all tlit i. - boasted charms, Though lords around them hover; Our glorv lies in Freedom’s arms— A FK1.EJ1AN run A LOVER 1 j afternoon Florence went to the auctioneer’s to receive tlte money for it. I “Have yon sold that sofa yet, sir?” asked the timid : girl, in a low, hesitating voice. “ Vi hat sofa, mis*?'’ asked the clerk, locking steadi- • | Iv :» her face, with a boid stare. “The sofa sent by Mrs. , sir.” i “AN lien was it to have been sold?” i “Yesterday, sir.” j “Oh, we haven’t got the bill made out vet. Yon THE SOLDIER AND INDIAN. can call day after tb-morrow, and we’il settle it for \ ou.” “Can't you settle it to-day, sii? We want the money particularly,” A soldier in the American army, belonging (o Vfti- t in, X. Y:, about the time General Brock was killed in battle, was on a scorning party one dav« Bcittg a man of courage, enterprise, and sagacity, be was determined, if possible, to obtain all accurate ktrawh edge ol tlie enemy. For this purpose, lie ventured to separate from his companions. In the cn«ro hi* rcconnoitering alone, in the open field, he approached a wood, the nnder-brnsh of which *as tery Ihich. ilis watchful eye discovered what lie supposed to be some animal among the bushes. He instantly ta* bis mistake, it was an Indian crawling on Ills hands and feet, with his rifle in his hand, and watching the j “Without rcplving to the timid girl’s request, the ... . .... • <=» — clerk commenced throwing over tlie leaves of a large evKlently with the intention of advancing *i»f- ! account book, and ia a few minutes had taken off the Kl £ ! ‘ t - v 1,1n !\* 0 nia * ie ^ ,ni a s,,re ttiarfc, r or the soltner to retreat was i a i e -1th Ffi’m; Et Mon ficr. 3.-«! M< ‘ Hall ‘ Putnam Talbot Bulloch • Cobb ‘ Macou I lari is • Newton Baldwin \\ a!k. r ■ Murray ■ \\ a>h:ngton lam, Thursday APRIL, y, Warren •* fcjumter. •• Walker *• Wilkinson “ Muscogee “ Campbell Ralniii, Thursday after Wayne, “ * “ 2nd .Monday, Carroll “ Dade ■“ Camden “ ilahersliam “ Hancock •• Henry “ Montgomery Tattnall. Thursday after JJr.l .Monday, Emanuel “ * hattooga “ Frankliu Heard •• Clymi *• Jones “ < )g!etliorpe “ Floyd 4th Monday. Scrivea “ Lincoln *• Jasper “ Houston “ T roup “ Irwin “ McIntosh i.iherty Monday after I’.rvan. Friday after i'i liair, Thtnsday after 4th M o inlay MAY. 1st ftlonday, Burke “ Stewart 2nd Mondnv. Chatham “ *'v hat li: land to her p it;-od i;i the open dr couple of porters who pavement in front of t “Jtist wait ;i mon Henry! Joh i! Iirmg tors entered wi*h a be THE BARGAIN, veyou there, husband."” said Airs, thrifty and cart fnl spouse, as tl C onrt- * latter 1 or, to give some directions t<> a \ h.yi jitit set sometliing upon tlie ic house. ent, n:i.l I'i! tell you. Here, it in her?,” and the two po:-. xmifiil nearly m w. Why, that is a beauty, husband! How kit mo to retreat was impossible! he thought ii* rni 'dd not escape, and he remembcml, too, am Ins father had told him never to return with a back, side wound. He pretended wot to see tlie Indian, and walked slowly towards him, w’uli his guO cocked by Form- s ‘ <Ie ’ carefully observing all his movements. They approached nearer and nearer, at length be fair the < r and bring tlie gun to’his slloulderj ai that Instant, ’ " t!;e soldier fell to tlie ground} the hall whistled its deadly music over his head. The soldier lay motion* less. The Indian uttered the dreadful yell, which signifies the death of an enemy, and drawing llie bloody scalping knife, (but forgetting to reload hit nds together, and look- |,icr °’) advanced with lusty strides, thirsting for murder, and anticipating the reward for the scalp. The soldier, motionless, permitted him to approach always two parties in (lie case of bar- Ul!,:in ten paces: lie then with the utmost composure liner and the lo'er. Anri while the one ;T ran c "P°n j”' 3 f^t. The savage stood aghast! I lie soldier with deliberate aim put two balls directly through his heart. A hoarse groan was theOnly sound which issued from tlie fallen savage. This sod of the forest was at least six feet five inches in height; The wddier took tlie Indian’s rifle, returned to the Citmp, and sold it for 25 dollars. I bill of tlie sola. j “Here it is—eighteen dollars and sixty cents. : if it’.', right, anil (lien sign the. receipt.” “Ain! you mistaken, sir? it was a beautiful sofa, ; and cost one hundred and forty dollars.” I “That’s all it brought, miss, I assure you. ’ lure sells very badly now.” Florence rolled up the hills that were given returned home with a heavy heart. “It only brought eighteen dollars and sixty cents rna,” she said, throwing the notes into her mother’ lap, and bursting into tears. ‘ Heaven onl\ knows, then, what wo shall do ’ said the w id< iug upwards w, t m ler Tliere nr gains—the i is delighted with the advantage he has obtained, he thinks nothing of tlie necessities which have forced tlie other party to accept the highest oiler. But few buyers of bargains think or care about taking this vie w of the sit 1 jetf. “ Putnam “ Sl.wr.it :4th “ Newton “ Baldwin “ Cobh 41 Macon “ Harris “ Walker “ Murray “ Bulloch “ Washington OCT’OBF.R. i^t .Moni!'!v, \\ anon •• Wilkin-on “ Campbi II Muscogee, Tuesday after ■Sumpter, “ “ -Walker, (Rahuii. Thursday al'er 2nd Monday. Hancock “ Camden Dade “ Henry “ Habersham “ Carroll “ Harris “ Montgomery 'Tattnall, Thuisday after tin] Monday, Einanue! “ Chattooga “ Oglethorpe “ Franklin Jones “ Heard “ Floyd XX’avnc, Thursday after Ed Monday, Semen “ Lincoln “ Jasper “ Houston “ Troup “ Irwin Telfair. Thursday after Bulloch, last ‘Monday NOVEMBER. iEflinghain, Friday after the 1st Monday ,2nd Monday, Jefferson Mid “ Burke 4th “ Thomas Lowndes, Monday after 4th Monday Randolph, Lee. Early. Baker, Decatur, Dool V, Maeon, Sumpter, 4 t!i 1st 1st uuay i.'o do do r!o do do do in May and November, in iio do in Jauuarv and .1 u'- pe'i'O’ivc; but it’s hardiv soih ‘It’s secoml-liand, -no otic would know tlie iliffereno . just as good as new. W hat (ltd Fort UKj.v Pol.ICE.—Bear's Urease.—A bald I;ta li. round bellied Frenchman, .M. \ erdinet arraing- ‘I. Pelerin, tlie perfumer, for swindling him out m march ntnl .-e in .1 line and Dees in February and in Junc and 1 Wee [S<n///i< rn ptemher. rnher. A ugust. Iltk'T. conUr. lor it t hat s t.i- -t part of if. It is a E. 11A ES. ‘Slimed Hie practice ol nj>! attention to protcs.-ifxnal 'lodn’inc, an> a!!'. onsoltcci at the oliicc o«*cuj)i« i years past, or at his rt sidence on poMic -square, loth January, 1841. ii hv him. ! the south j Drugs, Medicines, &c. sJFjs.Mr- -v jr> J# -v krl A T DR. LITTLE, i iinxi liar- sjti. It did’nt co't a cent less than a hundred dol- rs. Xow w hat do you tiiiuk I got it for f’ “Sixtv dollars.'” “Guess again.” “Fifty r” “Ii;;oss again.” “Forty-fi\ e ?” “No. Try again.” “But wli <t (lid \on give “H h\', only twenty do! “ W ell, now that “A tht ho urs it, though? a bargain. It takes :no to get thingscheai HAS JEST KKCKIVKll 1 ROM THE NORTH fits DRUG STORE, IN M ! LLHOOK VI1.LE, I'lt iich article. l l.l’It ATIi Ol-' (it. IM-YE, a superior : rit’URI.NE.an invaluable adjunct Iu (iuiniuc. BARS \ .M ('. )1’.\ IVA <' Vi'SU.KS, n new I’r.-m-li article. C.V VB\.N E I’El’l’ER. (ground) African, pure Bird. BA I. SAM <’OPAl\ A, Solidified. Ol’ll’M tit M. Turkey, selected. l.OX A or OROW>. BARK, a very -superior article. CAl.l >M El,. Encli.'h. best. ' \ ! ,<>ES, triiui. S-.colorin- 1 , t roe. CARRAGEEN orlKBSII .MOSS. I AlU’A AM.MOX. double—l>o. treble. ! Stil.l'tlATE Of ZINC, Crystn j Besiiles wiiicli he has a regular i [’Al w i’S. &■:. Alr'ii i CIII'.MH' \I,S—tocdii Swaiin’s l-;inac**a, “ Veruiifuge, Ro-.vand’s “ ! >r. liramh oth’s Ci 1 i -, itr. 11 iytie’s Bills, I,re*.' .Auii-l.illious I’d Peters’ Pills, Toni: Pills, an invuli especially fema! s. Rowsici's celebrated A tcrative “ Oriental B VABBIE ,pp!y , I n -1 ■ • I ;> i-'l PATENT I Dr. lb MEDlCiNKS, DRUGS of English and Frcnrl DIO I \ BS. consisting o is* t 'ainouiilc Bills. 1 “ Soothing Svrup, Balm of Columbia, I llav’s Biuament for Piles, I Harrison's Specific Ointment, j Unwand’s Euibrix ation, remedy for weak and debilita'cd persons and Ague. lie Mixture,for I fra t of Sarsaparilla, fee. ler of A i-l leister, iu boxes, for beautifying the : CBBEBRATED i'RENOIl BIBBS. Tomato Pills, a - iihstitulefor Calomel. Carpenler’s Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla. *- Concentrated Compound nl’Sarsaparilia, Oubcosnnd Cop. “ Compound Syrup ofBiverwort. “ “ Fluid Extract of Bucbti. “ -‘ “ “ of Pink Root. Mil ledge' jUe, Sept. I.BHO. Enl •• .1 cfTe rson \ ppiing Thursday after •Mi 1 nomas 1th Mon Hv, Camden 1.1,Wildes, n [onda after 11 :i ( Jlvnn. Monday after Mniniav Mc1ntos Ii, \\ aie, Mundny after nlirrtv. ■'•Pl'bng. T lursday after i >1 van, 1 "rid ay UN f ist Monday . uicl; noiul 1 Inferior t OH) 'IS. 1 ;astf.r: S < iRCi: I'lT. Wayne, La R Monday ill Dec a liber and May. Camden. l't do in .1 aim irv and J line. Glxnn, 2d do in do e.o do Jl< iuto.'b, Ei do in do do do Bryan, 4th do in do do - do Liberty, 2< <lu in do do do Bulloch, 1st do in I ehruni’v and .July. 1 .lliiigliam. 2d do in do do do Ch ailnim, 3d do in do do do M1PDLI c 1 Ren p ‘ * 1 ! oiumbia, 4th Mondav in January and June. Washington, -till <lo in January and July. 51 ontgome V. \ st do in February and ugust. I'attiiall. 2d do in do do Lmanuel. 1st do in .1 iinutin and July. derive 11, 2.1 do in do do do Burke, 1st do in do do do J1 Ilerson. Ed do in do do do Rtclmiond, 1st do in April and 34 Mon, f?ept. NORTH F. RN CIRC FIT. Madison, 2d Monday in January and Jnlv. F.ibert. <>ti do in do do ' Lb'thorpe 4th do in do 111(1 June. Lincoln, 1st do in I Ybrir ry and July. Hancock, 1st do in Feb. and A eg. M arren, 2d do i: F. Urn irv and Vusust. M ilkes. 1st do in May a ;d 4tii Sept. 1 aiiaferro, 1st t j () in June a id December. W F.STF.R N 1U Cl i i‘. F rankliu. 4 th Monday ill Jauuai v and July. Rabun, l't do 1;: July and January. Civinnett, till do in June a k4 December. J ak^on, 1st do in .! iimar .- and July. ‘ ■ “ 1 k, 4th do in l )ctohe - ar.d 2d in Mav. j •'■or-aam 2d do in July an 1 J a curry- 4th do in do fin j aliou, •xi r!n *n M <r an November. OCMFI.Gl . 1. CIRC; IT. 2d M on dav in July an i January 4th do in do do -* r c ppi\ 4 tli do iu aii-iar' and J aly. U'< •'win. 4 rh do LillHF. BY aud July. L f!,p. 2d do in une a~ 1 December. Morgan, *>.. 1st <0 in do do ] do lli) tij 1 J :miKi if 'arc-]louse AM) € O M3HSSIO N M E R ( 11A NT. APALACHICOLA, FLORIDA. 1.5. I'-41 >. ^4 bIIioiss F£S AM) 51 —1 fit .Bgcc Fa?;s F.g . k.a g j J.a c. z^\ v ui Ik a a Til S 2 0 Q m q si 1% ia ii 11 continued the prudent NIr. Courthuid, chuckling w itii I delight. “Why, how in the world did it go off low.'” “I managed that. It aint every one that under- 1 stands how to do these tilings. ’ “But how did you manage it dear ? I should like to know.” “Why, you see, there were a great many other things there, and among the rest some dirty carpets. Before the sale, I pulled over these carpets and threw them upon the soft; a good deal of dust fell from them, and made tlie sofa look fifty per cent worse i than it really was. W hen the sale commenced there happened to he but few persons there, and I told the - auctioneer to sell die sofa first, as I wanted to go, and would bid for it if it were sold then. Few persons bid freely at the opening of a sale.” “What’s hid for this splendid solar” he began. “I’ll give you fifteen dollars for it,” said I: “it’s not worth more than that, for it’.- dreadfully abused.” “Fifteen dollars! fifteen dollar.'! only fifteen dollars for this beautiful sofa!” lie went on; and a man next to me bid seventeen dollars. 1 let the auctioneer cry the last hit! for a few minutes, until I saw lie was likely ! : to knock it down. “Twenty dollars!” says I, “and that’s as much as ! I’ll go for it.” ! “The other bidder was deceived by this as to the j real value of tlie sofa, for it did look dreadfully dis- I I figured by the dust end dirt, and consequently the : | sofa was knocked off to me.” “That was admirably done, indeed!” said Mrs. Courthuid, w ilii a bland smile ol sutiMaclion at lia\ ing obtained the elegant piece of lurniture at so cheap a ; rate. “And it’s so near a match, too, for the sola in our front parlour.” states 1 an Aerial Trip Across tiie Atlantic.—It ap pear.-, by the late English papers, that Mr. Qtteti has ce of a pot of grease, warranted to promote l1n * W* ,g' v en up his medilaled trip across tlie Atlan tic from East to West. The following extract from the London Atlas, describes the manner by which he expects to accompli-h the undertaking in sii days: 1 lie subject ol Mr. Green’s voyage across the Atlantic is illustrated lay a model balloon, of as ihurb neatness and beauty as utility. It differs from the or dinary balloon in lire adaptation of a directing and propelling power, new to aeronautics, but very simple and intelligible. A rudder, like that of a ship, is act ed on in the manner of the ordinary rudder, and acts on the lighter elenn nt as its prototype mi water, giving guidance to the aerial vessel. But the passenger ol air may find himself in a current of tlie fluid adverse to his destined course; he knows,- how ever, that below or above him is n counter csricni^ to attain either, under ordinary circumstances, be has only to throw out ballast or to let off gas; hut in a voyage to America his balla.4 might be too soon expended, and his g is escape too freely; therefore, a pair of vanes or fans, or sails, or paddles sCf af an | angle of twenty-two degrees, are attached to tlifeer. These, placed liorrizootally and moved in one' direc tion. do, by their action on the air elevate the baftsnn, and by their action in the contrary direction, depress it, at tlte pleasure of the aeronaut. Tlie sky^rever may. however, he becalmed, and then b propelling ; power becomes requisite. The paddles jusf describ ed supply this power, if instead of their Iioritomal NJ. Pelerin—Well, then w hat could you expect? In they a»ume t ie perpendicular position. These points order for the growtli to be promoted, the hair must are not argued, hut demonstrated by the model which be fii>t there. " ! K indeed, very perfect. It is a fact that tlie traveller M. \ erdinet (witii a stare of amazement)—13ah ! by balloon i>, to a higher degree than the traveller that is true; c< rtaii lv tlieic is some truth in that! L v raiboad or steamboat, ins: nsitile to his own nto- M. Pelerin—Certainly, I am no charlatan; I do not lion. Heins no da fa by which to direct Ins pro- pretend that my grease has tlie power of planting hair gress. Il lie can see tlie surface of the earth, he sees on a skull as barren as yours. My prospectus says it rolling iapidly away, bm Ik-is stationary.—As to it promotes the growth. If your hair had been thin, bis course, lie knows nothing, except astronomically it u oxlil have thickened i ; if it had been short, it and as to bis relative distance from ilie earth, his 6n» would have lengthened it; but having none at all on I.V informant is a guide rope, for tlie barometer take* your bead, how tlie devil could you imagine that it «»> account of mountains, but gives the height ©alt would make it grow? f«’ ,,1 » lI| c level of the sea. The guide rope, however, M. Verdi net—?«la f.i von are in tlie right! I beg j wiiicli hangs perpendicularly from the hall©©© tfU vonr pro don for having taken these steps against you. !t touches the earth, forms immediately on dial toft* I’m a d — rowil), of the hair, but which had not the slight rst effect on !,is j oiished pate of twenty years stand ing. The following dialogue ensued; j M. Peletm—Look at my prospectus. XV hat ; d ies it sav? First, that tlte grease prevents the hair ! from filling off. It on cannot say it made yours fall off? M. V erdinet—Certainly not; for I bad none to fall ; ofi ? M. Pelerin—Secondly, tlint it prevents the hair turning gray. Has it turned yours gray? M. Verdinei—No; for I had none to turn. M. Pelerin—And, thirdly, my prospectus that it promotes the growth ol die hair. M. Vcrdinet—Yes, yes, there I have you. : noin ted my head with your pommade, and you see ! that it is in a perfect state of nudity. I have a skull | as dear and shining as a newly scrubbed floor, and yd i 1 w as well rubbed with vour pommade. j* M. Pelerin—Well, sir! ' M. V erdinet—Well, sir! AI. Pelerin—Well sir. what does that prove? AI. Vcrdinet—What does it prove? Why it proves that your grease—I should say your bears— 1 AI. Peletin—That proves nothing at all. Aly i grease | ossesses the virtues of promoting the grow th ; of the hair. But where is your hair? M. Veniinet—I have none. bald no'iu.eil naieompoo op. at tne mu-nee oi a mere rrh: m Savannah, Clcoru'sa, r.Y !:inters 1 r*£, recri 'f < to !i;> iViewfca:ul the public ami -orwarjing Goods: receiv- ^X.-BErTB! L U ;<? acral Iv, in _ inc: and sell in"? Cniten. end ntlier Produce. All business catriuiiiii to him, wi.'t 'nve prompt attention after 1st next, ai wliiuii time iiisofiico will :>c opened. ' June -5, DUO. 23 tf This scene occtine in :hi city, who w ;<s beginning to count ins futy thou- i sand'. Let us look ;<t the otin r side ol this picture. On the dav previous to litis stile, a widow lady, wiih one daughter, a bcatitilui and interesting giil about seventeen, were seated on ;t sola in a neatly lurni-iitd parlour in Hudson s'reel. The mother held iii her : iiand a snitd! piece ol paper, on which lit r eyes were intently fixed; but it could readily be perceived that site saw not the characters that were w ritten upon it. “ What is to be done, rna ?” at kngtli asked the i daughter. Anecdote.— A set of Iri'hmen had made tip their mimh to leave the “old sod.” and wend their w ay to Ann riiiv. They were five in number—tw o Paddies, one Altii’ohy, one Dennis, and one Teague. It so hap-pened that lh»- vessel they were going in could take only four of them. At length imne-t Teague j _ exclaimed, “Arrah! 1 have it. We’ll cast lots to see; in height and fifty in circumference, and will Contain who shall remain.” But one of the Paddies swore; a? much gas as an ordinary-Argand burned iroold tiiat it was mg jonteei to do that thing. “ Yon know,: consume in twelve years! The paddle rfp^afatftt Teague,” said lie, “that I am tin ari limatirian, and I «’iil include a square of 55inches in each surfaCCy and etui work it out by rule of subtraction, w hich is a great deal better. But you must ail agree to ’Liue by the no squ ills “v t an angle w ith it. and the rope being marked ny fathoms, tells to tltr man in mibihus his actual distance from the* nearest point on fCrretJifmrt Air. Matrglp an, who has great faith in Air. Green, and perfect confidence in the powers of the balloon, describes (btf model admirably, and this lecture ought to facilitate tlie subscription of tlte Y-3,000 required for the under taking. The balloon, if realized, w ill be ninetyteet nil Indeed, mv ch Georgia Hilt ill’ll I hcposilory. 5TA. O’ A. 0 d > 1^) ! mcr above the. rums of v; i n Corner of Jones and Citatmuit? S/reefs, first corn the Planters' lioltl. rgTIIE ?!ib-■•'•riborf? ofsVr !V.r «t»lc a inre-’*!.: i ?\!P0Pive 1. A c *:•; ii . i COI si ex . ’ . . ' ‘ • ' | . . : • Ol □ a • coti< B • d i sizes; Wheat Fans \ 1 ^ * r and i)uic’i U’vilndrioa! St *:ixv C.itt^rs of d»‘Tfirc*it c iz< ~ 7 Got a >ii<o er. : (Fxm end C -b i Tfrrn^hi’tir h'.^rhnte 4 -' tI.wfc Tower?; i urn- im: L:uh>s Tv re • endp,: . A-t. Onr i Ui kind? <■: CaMin^s, .’vc. -•:* a snr??* •orqn'iL’tv ;?t ?'.\ "T*. nonce ' ROBERT PHtl UP -v SON. Oei. -9, i S39. if«' *—i n ti. n; ii: iiid, I cannot tell. Tiie bill is fifty dollars, and lias been due, yon know, for several days. I haven't got live dollars, and your bill for teaching tlie Mi'S Leonards cannot be prexcutedfor two weeks, ami th.cn it will not am unit to this sum.” “Can’t we sell something more, maf” suggested the daughter. “We have sold ail our plates and jewellrv, and now I’m sure I don’t know what we can dispose ol, unless it be something that we really want.” “What 1W1 you sav to selling the sofa, ma.r” “ Well. I don’t know, Florence. It don’t seem right to part with it. But. perhaps we can do w ith out it.” • it wilt readily bring fifty dollars, I suppose.” “Certainly. It is of the best wood and workman- ship, and cost one bundled and forty dollars. Your fattier bought it a short tone before be died, and that is jess than two. years past, you know. four pounds. With such a balloon and Green will sail from the cross at St. Panics figures.” All having pledged themselves to do so. *“ the cttpalo of the capitol at Washington' In tht ; Pat proceeded, “Well, then, take Paddy from Paddy! days, wind and weather serving.” you can’t, b> t take Dennis from Murphy, and Teague ; 'remains. By mv soul, Teague, my Jewel, and it’s I An old lady at a religious meeting Pccame rery you tiiat can’t go.” ! mi *ch concerned for her soul, and went about sighing | and sobbing, and would not be comforted. Upon Advice TO a Bride.—“Hope not for perfect hap-i being aRied by the minister w hat the matter was, : piness,” said Madame de Alaintenon to the Prinre>.- j of Savoy, on the eve of her marriage with the Duke j of Burgundy, “tin ic is no such thing on earth, and though there were, it does not cotiM-g in tl e possession of riches. Greatness is exposed to afflictions often more severe than those of a private station. Be nei-j port Herald say?: tber vexed or ashamed to depend on your husband. Let him be \onr dearc-t friend, your only confident. Hope not for constant harmony in the married state. he replied. That she conld’nt pray in English, and 'Be w is much afraid the Lord Could’nt understand Duti h." Importance of Advertising.— The New-bury- We have known within a few months, two in-taiices in our own town, where indi vidual' who have disposed of property, would have sued over tinoe hundred dollars e. ch, for having The be?t husbands and wives ar° those who bear oe-i paid one dollar for an advertisement. casionallv from each other, sallies of ill humor with j ■ r patient mildne-s* “tonli 1,1 AS: . 5 9 A ai r ri EAf F-D pRi iRO'ALi? 'vill be r, ,p i'cd >ip ;n the ' ■ : - lit tin i-'hi'-j; Ber.iteni'i y vith One Ti.< n- -n.-i bus bets fnnie Corn,lbrwhich theoa<-ti wjl : hr rai l on de!iy?~. Jen. 15 CS-P. 5 Bur;!-: it would i dollars,” said, Florence, wie tion sacrifices; “and that w. rides paying toe quarter s reu biv ii ti t d some ol ne -rlv V a IV Be "bilging without putting great value on vonr favors. Men are tyrants, who would he free themselves ar.d nave ;:s confined, a oil peer, not be at am pain to examine whether their rights he well founded; it is enough if they are established. Pm God to keen yon from j-alousv. The affections > knew nothing ot a , '- ’.! give usenoB.ee, be- t, to keep ;;s tom .‘or ta x' bsiis come due. ?r •< -.7 readies or s id ten b are iiHoTt in be "‘lined by ivior. comviair.fs. Tiie following epigram, by Tannahilfi ihe Scotch p ;et, cuts d *s(—and dispels all mystery as to the why and wherefore of the question in hand* ire. impartial in her end' When she made man *5 Injustice then, t» ru Me? amends. Made woman’s tongue the lo;'g*'s?. te strongest, i i hr That aiterncon the 50fa wtis sent, and on tae next “ion :.uv said to the or. n T u r. '‘x ftY r an grinder. ve a man in ConnerDeat so large and fitt monkey i that the professors of old Yale use him to gel ftp ivdipscs of the sun arid moon.