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WHJG CONSISTENCY.

When General Jackson was candidate for the Pre-
sdency MIR. Clay and his friends warned the people in
the most solemn manner against eleVating pituitary
Chietain the first office IN the government History
was ansacked for examples TO illustrate, and no Ian
guage too glowing and npassloned to describe the
dangers that liberty encountered, when military talents
and achievements became the means OF honors and
preferment. Now, MIR. Clay and his friends ask -sIp
port for Gen. Harrison because he isa Military Chieaain.
The of strong minds in their party, those whom they
have often told possessed every civil sualisca
tion-their orators-their staesmen-their Webster,
whom they impiously termed I" the God-like man
their iustrious orator, Mr.. Clay hmself-aI all
are thrust aside to make way for a weak and ego
tistical Military Cliff, who is dragged out OF the OBJ
security to which his contemporaries had Justly consigned
him. to figure the stage a second Bombastes .Eu
roso. Do the Wings tell of any marvellous, civil
qualifications Of General Harrison? No-ask them for
che qualities that lit the General for the Presidency and
you will be answered that he at TippecanOe and
the Thames II is not Harrison the civilian whom you
asked to supPor-t is Harrison the Hero lit is not
the statesman, but the with huge epaules on his
shoulders and long sword by his sdea cooked hat and
fierce LOOK tnat is SET mp tor your admiration How
how are the mighty fallen, when Clay when Webster
are treated with cold ngrattude bv the n,r,v ihey
have so long abored to sus,an-when their vrnis
of loil-the bright emanatons ofther genias and Ia
lents-and their still proud and superior ip,elIec,s
are passed by with indifference, and their bonors laid
at the feet of this pageant of Hero. Vet such tbn
have come to pass-lhe Wings have spurned their ora
tors and and given their support 10 self sty
ed lnQlun Killer. Inc uo opposed to
Military Ckiefains. Once they they are not
Once they besouht not to trust they urge US
support, soldier. They haze but way to account
for this-they must admit that they intended deceive
the people when they asked them 10 oppose Gen. Jack
son, because he General or, that they gre now
striving 10 deceive them by advocating Gen. Harrison
election on the ground Of his military pretensons.
Ought not every honest man to be indignant when he
beholds such tergEersaton' the hoaest body of the
people cannot but fown upon who ask to be cse.
dited ind believed at the very moment when they &C.
knowledge themselves 10 have been guilty of deceit and
Misrepresentation. What would say 10 man in the
ordinary affairs of life who, while adwtt;sg that be had
once sought deceive and deaud u.s. desires US to be-
eye him yirtuous, honest and true Would we not saw
TO him. YOU stroye to mslead and crcumyent US oace
how shall we know that you are not now attempting the
thing What have we that you are more
virtue you sought to beguile US. Such will be tae
responses Of the people 10 the WING leaders. They
wil scy to these plottefswhen it was your interest
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EE0X'E'S
Exchange aastS -EotSes'y office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
4 Gregt Race orer HgM's Course.

The greatest race ever run will be between Will
mngon, Del, and oyls Office, Richmond. Va, The 18th
OrtoLrr. The purse contains more than 81 ,O1ODO0-
oy has splendid lot Of horses in training, and from
doub! the purses will lie with by cting from
his stable. Betting has already commenced with odds
Hoyts horses The FIRST three on! take the grand NAM
mah purse Of SG0O0O!! The second three tie man.
moth Of $300OU!! The third three. the grand purse
Of $40 00O! This s open for all uges. En.:auce
for the whole purse $40; half $40; quarter So Orders
to be addressed 10
D. M. HOYT, Richmond, Va.
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POETRY.
turcu REMAINS uHsEHG'

yy<x Ts.anta's RomaEee ef .netare'/
'T''" yGVE AND THE THISTLE.
rn,;I ,yns diving abon, one day, H..
4: Cl?'d S %as vs. anu Z~phyrs in "aron play
nc '.pied in the Hir,
rsa;: ..:S IG IF , T''' XIII; 'ower
,"I ,,nr. Love c;od TO his playma'e', "ece'
Ana ana I SUn"? tho true emblem flower for mes
For an Gs lisht
IN IN ~" ,..,,.ry ilou er of sofs Ths,lc-town,
n;~i b. "a ii Of ycn zsphyrs nhou' is down.
sss now I5sa ESsS n s SsS %s5,p b Sa'S
An, - OF col,
IN NV waaa'rinss, HE
From beauty 20 these Who have none' ''0"'
x.c.ics. As Thistle-!own, "a So"
50 The sls little God still Fits away
;sir! GARTH lc"'ieSt iow're.s: day ny eaSj
.An,, on ma!dcns fiir
,,..,,'h; Eth, VIM wuft hin beyond your Powof,
Tk;nk--',iS only tho down Of tho lh''''c-Ho
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TN HANCERT-FIRoIsIA-ln Louisa county court
"a July llth, 1896:
Richard G. B!bb, Executor Of Benjamin Bib, decd
Plaintiff,
against
James Bbb and John Ellis, Defendants:
The defendant, james Bib. not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and it appearing
to The satisfaction Of the court that he is not nhab
of the Stale Of Virginia. motion Of the plaintiff,
by counsel, it is ordered that the said james Bib do
appear before the justices Of said court the
house. the first day Of The October tcru Of said
court, and answer The plainti BILL and that copyof
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper print
ed in the city Of Richmond for eight weeks successfully,
and posted the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county.
A Cony-Teste, JOHN HUNTER. c. l.. C..
July 10 2l-w9w
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EH UMFORD ACADEMY.-Thc present fn"c'P-'
GA> of this Institution having declined conT"t""S ..
into Female School, as contemplated. the sH5scn'"
inons the public that the Male School will be c1't.
By him the ensuing session, commencing on the il T.
January and ending The 18th Of Dccemhcf' VII" :
vacation Of one month in the summer In ms SUI /,
will be taught the Latin Greek Frenc! ana SF, ,I...
Languages, Mathematics, including Arithmetic; %
bra Geometry, plain and spherical lngonn"I.,;
Surveying together with al! the branches 81 INC l"e
Language usually taught in preparatory sc''" '''
Terms for In" scholastic year OF ten t"'"''' ,oo
Board including every thing, ...''''''. "a
Ono.balf nav,ble on The Ist of April ami the onr' o.
the Isl Of Oc,ober-Ifthe pupil furnish his own br a'
candles, deduction of so will be made. nc 0na
ing department will be under tie exclusive "''"'
u -'''' ''''''''' HEATH J. CHRISTIAN
arr,st 2G-st-wlw-lDtol1J
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aHAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR spRINGS--Frs rl,
Of Warrrnton YG.Thc attention OF the public is ogs ~
these Springs Since the last season, large po,icS ri
finished, tho accommo atlnns greatly enlarged and nay o!'
proYcmcnts made Stages every day from A!esnnd "a
weekly and Orange
they inte-eci the great Western Linc. Travellers
either plucc u!tcE curly breakfast, vii! arrive
Various umusan,cnts have been provided Tic baad
believed be inferior none indeed expense a:ea @
render this olhe mos; delightful watering places Tic
The Proprietor hopes for continuance Of the jctal p.
heretofore received, which he will Use c"cry eson
aThe National In,egcnccr The Cube TIE n,; Ill.,
eau, Norfolk Herald, Ill publish the above vice ,,s
three wcsks and send Ihei: accounts to this uaic"
July II: 1911
rF7iPpi!IAYN0cK J0CKEy CLUE RACrS-;;.,n ,n....~-
"a on Wednesday,, :le 2is OF september, :!sc !en,
Cotrsr aal continue four t3y-. ""
First Day, Matci Race, thee nn:e and prai IL; SrC .:.
Liza I'll It and nu3a Brown '
e.rl Day, propric:ori ru:*c, $50. .:> 81
Thr Day J"sscy Club Porc $500 ;;ec nil ard ps.
S21.
oil Cy. i!rs, miles an :icrt, i :il., rteI
500 cn'rin" $50 ply "' pay: four em''i's %mt eto,j
tots brown fi by Star, "ni Ni 'sSm at :, l.! VIM
named. Sec a b., an:" j =? t:'r: l., H.! %
".;ShrT ::oi $780, entrance g., lr@" IL! I'll s.r, C.l
'ne TEX i, in iira oder and gool s?o:l A,ero s,
aug 10 i2&-w;l3S JHu r.HnrrE P, ,...:.
NUilCE-Wa committed Ia. ,-,--
u the !ay Of June, 1873. GunaSay,a a,..,a.: .,
himself WINSTON. and 10 !, ;i.e rop"t': u i ',
:le county ufSrotsy!.auia. Formerly Of i.%Li, %
the following d"scrr!i"n, 10 w-coioi black, the L
all tie :,-"s hy bu,a, atuui i've feet -:rc =!
AM h1 0G w!ca committed au:i q! "r>i dat! VAN
JOIN 3. a.. .r ,-,
August ! -.
mn: - ,, :, -! ,J7 ~: .,,, =. ..,,,.
Df iiii' !'t''ii|f'.'i SI az. '''i !f'b N!!ITS
pursuance "i ~" l'"''H'D'a ~ re- 'E 'N'tn H.
states a"4 the C:'iekas.w in;"n mad "H cocl:a l
titoc Sttth; GA I'VE "t"r' va! " "'E'' 'r'<a'a'; @
Elementary aai explanatory acrs thereto, ..ade co
the tsr', second day Of :!r n,"rh, H." nj" y r %
bt%"cn the United states ana the 'mchu,t" i?i'G,. ">y
concuds III t.r ~! Hi n''s' on u" '""ni! iouh d. u
hsrcy dcc!:fc a"d '1e hne" D. tat puzzle sas o: O.. 4
S'cE VI Tue Ah' &C." :" '' % "', ~ L.. so taL.-.r,
hereinafter GctctI"" Shall j" "' III ~" "d tirc lc.
in Mississippi, 1T III" imirt'aeh'!e"c' lsi"!s,
on the inst !ot' ~ 'cPc"oe! next ~: ~" S u L., -a,.
IN. i"i":.ihT 'o.:''i'p'''t w :,
Township !! OF rtn:'s !, =. :, Ihf '""st
rn,.rs tus:i ! md % u". Irpsf.
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EEPOSITES WITH STATES

The forms adopted by the Treasury Department in re-
spect TO this subject, are as follow:
No I--Lener To HE Gorcraor Of each State.
TnEAsCr.v DEPARTMENT,
June, 1896. -
SIR The Congress Of the United States recently
passed act in relation 10 the public money, copy of
which is enclosed.
You will perceive what is provided hy the 18th section
of it, in respect the of this Department ard the
several States in the Union concerning all the money in
the T.ecsur: five millions of dollars.
The object of this communication is invite your Of
fetal attention 10 the subject If That sectoa far as it
connected with , power and interests of the State over
which you preside. Ihe lime aud manner of acting in
the matter, t!oEg. of course, to the consideration of
YOURSELF and the other proper authorities and this De-
partn,ent woad entirely torbear from any suggestions
in relation to them, except the expression uf an earnest
desire arising from public considerations of convenience
the fiscal operations Of the Treaeary, that whenever
the final action of your Stale shall be had the subject,
the result may be communicated TO this Department at
early day may be found practicable
With high respect, your utedient servant,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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UNIVERSITY OF Va, Aug. Is, 1876.
NOTICE is hereby given, that tile Office of Proctor
V and Patron in this Institution is vacant and appli-
cations therefor invited. The certain salary of the
office is fifteen hundred dollars per annum, with con-
tngent increase; house and garden provided for
the officer: and clerk furnished him. The appointment
will be made by the Executive Committee of the Board
of Visitors, the lst Monday in September In the
time, letters the subject may be addressed
ME. ]. a. G. DAVIS,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
August 10 3O-tlS
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Richmond, August ), 1886.

TENO Mr.. BESJAMIS T. Harms, and Mrs ~ :
u HAHRIs:-hs you not inhabitants oi Tvs 9I'''
you will please take notice, That shall proceed 10 Ida"
the deposition OF Isaac Lcadbcttcr and Others at too
Charles p Goodas Tavern, in Hanover COUNTY ""'
Stale Of Virginia., the first day Of September ny"
1856, between the hours Of nine o'clock III The n"f.,
and five o'clock in the evening, and continue from O.;
to day. between the said hours, until all are akri'
read in evidence in suit depending III the Ir'I
Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for the sad c'"
and State, in which you aud others are Defendants. "'
am pointIif-at which Time and place you may .''c"'
if you think proper Yours. &c, ,..
FLEMING BROWN.
Hanover county. July 10Th, lS2G lid
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SPLENDID CAPITALS.
$60,00O-$3O, O0G-S20, 600.
Grand Consolidated EOfscrS.

For tbs Stale Treasury Delaware CoIrgea Common ScGos.
!uari:rd " 3ct @ the legislature passed february Ia, 1885,
CLASS a,
To be drawn Wilmington DEL cnesday, the 18th Oct I33G.
Tie dsg super attended by Commissioners appointed fer tat
purpose
75Nr:iBER Lor1ERr-l2 DRawN BALLoTs.
RICH y2.Sf) SPLENDID SCHEME.
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1EyO COACH MAKERS.-Th subscriber is now
81 prepared to furnish Brass and Silver Moulding at
short notice THOMPSON TYLER.
N. B. Shop rear Of John B. Southas Hardware
Store, Main street.
August - 30-6t
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[EoEM OF LIE PuMEEl

(FoEx OF THE puwEE)
KnG,c all men by these presents. That
Of do hereby appoint
substitute or proxy TO represent at a
called meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Bank Of Nr
gun, 10 be held Thursday, the frs, day September
next, tn" Banking house, il the City of Richmond.
and in and behalf 10 vote rrspccin. the pro-
position for which tie said meeting has been called.
In witness whereof have hereuntn act hand
and scal this day Of in the war 1876
Signed. sealed and acknowledged r. 81
in tn. presence ui
july Is. '90--;GIn
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EOR SALE-A muatto boy about excellent
scrruntHe may be Fighting Creek, mile and If
Powhann Court house, where BY applying Nh W. s. Dance,
terms known title made, endcavou
settle ms Jsquens and viii call all who ha,
claims shortly. WM BERKELEY,
Executor Of J. a. Berkeley.
August 26-wfV
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eEd0,,0gess' Office, ksacIsuaona, va.

The following are The dsawa numbers Of the Alex
andra Lottery, class a.
81 80 90 If
The Richmond Agency has distributed the following
handsome PriZ''s. viz
$50 U0O-SlO GEU-S5UO-anh 3 OF S,!00-bcsidcs the
usual proportion Of smaller prizes.
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
$50, 0oG-.-s:so, eco --.s2e, 1901:
Gland CONSOLIDATED lottery
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TREEN WOOD MINING COMPANY.-Book
u for subscription stock in the Green Wood Min
ing Company will be opened this day at Lynchs Cot.
fee house, and at the Counting of Messrs. Bell L.
Somerville on Cary street, for few days.
Arn,,+ q DIFF
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August %. 1895.

..zrs.7 IA DAILY LINE OF COACHES
@gf5SSS iiTES for Ly"eh9"rs md he I"s 9: .;a
Esq ssSSsafsG ORR LINE of Coaches from hr"'
nond to Lvucbuig on the South side OF james k'e''
have, for The greater accommodation Of the t;ave's
public, established il DAILY.
The old line runs as usual from Lynchbur@, via Fn'
castle. the Sweet Springs, White Sulphur spnrs'' %
Lcwioburg connecting wth L. Porter Il 90 ) iiiG !"
Gnyanioltr.
On alternate days, this line connects at l.%Echb',s
with four horse post coach linc, established !t'' "
the Warm Springs, via Lexington, Va
At Raincs' this line connects with the South "es'
crn line At LyncI.bury. with the Piedmont iIHc a"
the line Salem where passengers going to Tennessee
Valley line, and there passes within y miles OF ihr W
tura Bridge and in the vicinity Of the Peaks OF oi'
AT the Sweet Springs connects with line 10 the &C.
Sulphur Springs.
o. Office at the Bar Of The Eagle Iiotd, hchmoaE'
=. II. FLLkE.
For the Proyrirt9TE
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MOTlCE.-The Co-partncrship heretofore existing
IL in this City, under the Firm Of PEYION &
DEANE, was dissolved, by mutual consent, On The Isl
instant. The Business Of the Concern will be closed by
Bernard PeWon to whom those having claims will apply,
and those indebted will please make payment. IN his alb
sence Mr.. Thomas j. Deane is authorised, and will act
for him. BERNARD PEYTON,
THOS. J. DEANE.
Richmond lTlh AUGUST 1886
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GEAPHic.-A letter from the West, published in the
Beaver Aurora, says that Wisconsin Territory filling
y like flock Of pigeons lighting in buckwhcas feld'
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August ii

u AND FOR SALE-Pursulnt to G"circ OF the
3 County Court Of Cumberland, will UirT for sal'
on the 10Th day of September next tie tract u land Oh
which Daniel Mayo, decd ormer; resided, lying in the
fork Of Wulss, containing three hundred and ninety
seven and fourth There about 20 acres OF
excellent bottom land the tract, and about nne-thrd
in wocGs, well timbercd. The cleared lard i: generally
fresh aud in good heart, and wei, adapted 10 the growth
of corn, wheat and Tobacco" The Improvements are
good dwelling house, kitchen. granary, and oti'r ncces
sarS oul-Iouscs. The situation is remarkably healthy
being about mile and half from James river in all
agreeable neghboood and ah"ut seven miles from Car
lessve and five from Columbia Any person wishing
10 purchase moaid do well to visit the premises prcr
TO tile day Of sale, which will he shown iticm by SlE
John Mayo, living on the premises.
Terms One third cash, the balance in t%o eq!at
annual payuculS will. bonds aud security for the credit
pay n.cns, and the title retained until al! the purchase
money is paid. FREDERICK ". IL -,
AUGUST ) 12j-Sl1 CamintSSto .cE.
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BAEx OF itECiSh, July TO- l&3 ;.
TEYiE President and Directors III this Bank. not hay
r ing Authority under the charter end bye lass OF
the institution. 20 sccept the Dcpnscs Of the public
nY Of the United STATES The conditions r:5.d ~
tc act Of Congress passed the I'D Of; juno last,
titlrd to regulate the DcPosi!cs of the public
do hereby call meeting Of Tie s'c:hode!s Of
said Bank 20 be held d, the Banking house in the Cit,
ot Richmond, on Thursday the first dag Of September
next for the purpose Of deciding the exp cheney Of
receiving the Deposes Of the public Nancy IN the Slate
nf Virginia. the terms specified in the act aforesaid
Stockhndes WHO cannot attend III person. vii: be pleased
to appnint proxies represent them at tile Getting
b. crdcr Vi tic Board of Directors,
A. ROBINSON, jE-, Cashier.
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BERNARD PEYTON being anxious to cloge his in
dvidual business also which has not been done for
than twenty years past-and to afford him opportun
~ of doing So proposes to rclnquish, for The present,
intending TO his friends his former partner, Mr.. Thos j.
Deanc, Of the highly respectable House Of Mcssrs.
Deane &, Edwards
Richmond 18th August, 1886.
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Thomas j. Diane and r. Ed,cdrds .Tr having entered
into partnership, for The purpose of ransucng Ge
neral Commission Business in this City, under the Firm
of DEANE IL EDWARDS, arc prepared to afford the
usual facilities to those employing them. and make
spectiu tender of their services The former Patrons Of
Messrs Pey,on j. Deane, and to The Public generally.
THOMAS j. DEANE,
r. EDWARDS: in.
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TIE parties interested. in the preceding decree hr'r ao
fed that have np"ratcG WctnC !ar, IL" 2: day % % Il
XXI for the settlement Of the ocrcH: "t"r 90" 'aE
~. rcgucc my Office D"mnisvli", ia" co" o.
AmrIl, nine O'Clock, \. NJ, with their ana '"u
aud suc!! other papers they may intcn! 10 file.
FABluS LAWSON, Comr'iS'!.@'r
12 al--v Is
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Mr.. Legarc, of South Carolina Charge d'Afaires of
the United States at the Court of Belgium, arrived at
New York last week In the Sheffield
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Mr. Van Buren's "splendd English coach" was made
by Brewster al New Haven, and is rather an awkward
vehicle; MIR. Van Burens t'eplendid English horses
are thorough paced Knckerbocsers raised in Wesches
ter; Mr.. Van Burens 'Eng!sh servants in splendid IL
veries'' are on Englishman and freshman, who never
wore livery while in Mr. Van Burens service, did
Mr. Van Buren, have servant in livery in his life.
Has Mr. Sedea told these stories; would he so far
promt his character invent such idle tales or is the
report Of his speech incorrect one?-N. T. Er Post.
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rfEcTy0N OF GOVERNOR

We leave the argument upon The subject IN The hands
ofour Correspondent. We conceive it rrcsstibe.-One
word! According 10 the Wing writers, 1t Governor be
elected on the 10th January and dies the next day, the
Legislature cannot elect another for three ycarsbut Tie
Senior Councillors take according 10 the order of their
succession What then becomes CT that clause OF the
Constitution which says that the Governor term shall
commence the Is, day of January next succeeding
his election, such other day. may from time 10
time he prescribed BY tats If the right be vested in
the first Senior Councillor for the st year. then in the 3D.
,or Inc ,5 year. aa IN e 50 FOR the 50 ia w.
scribe TIE day by ,O9 You cannot, according 10 the
Wings change the day--:t:, you cannot shorten it,
as, according TO them, that would be to Interfere
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THE KEY -STO.rE-Eay, and firm

irAci oia Later ii"m gs"teman IF the highest che.
rstlsf ia Tie .Nhrh. acho has lately rised Uu&ingion
iou STE tie admirable result i'll Connecticut The
,aufr. Thoroughly Democratic, is TO elect two Sc.
,,. thus increasing strength in the Senate Of the
.,rL States. Thomas }. Whttlesey (Y b. is elected
r.%.rrss, in the room nf Zalmon Wildmau, deceased
IA. nj is safe for Van Buren, Pnnsy vania is rising
q. strength, anL will carry the Fall Elections by an
"..se majo7ty.-in Maryland, which this year votes
,rsfat tscket, Mr. - ("ne of the most dlSn.
SAID in Tie State) assure: me, the vote would
- IL: Van Busen.-.Eveu little Delaware will go with
b; small majority
Wr entertain not the shadow Of doubt about Prnnsy.
s.l.-lAe great victory, more than to !, i'm which
Na. correctly and graphically describes the
sjc SOathmdrh shut li:e pho: Balloon Of The whoc
Ii. fhe last Philadelphia Sentinel assures us, tina,
L.. Democrats shout the State are firmly united;
gt,s; harmony prevails in ranks; and friends
uig waitias opportunity to demonstrate, L. The
.Ison Of tie people Of the Union, that they consli-
large majority Of the voters Of Pennsylvania. On
. vser hand great diversity of sentiment exists
oans the Wigs and .lnti-.Uusons, &c.-They cannot
rnt!.ai!y together, and whether they do not, We
beat them easily. Ofins we have not The slightest
at. Nor haze we! Even the Bank Of the United
,vs ,en,-It will only sint ,liem ,ie low
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DEATHS.


the e.,sncc Of cr ale D. Joseph Trent, Of il' c, ,aa
Mr. Roh y. Misunderstanding character VIII H. la, az ,;.h,
10 the world would 1t has seoo'h o't 81 ut.s
li.h-to relations, weep not, She "o' deao u rn -
Pits wr.s it, that umed !o Heaven S"Tuu W ~;
, !, mi, noo vtetched world OF our' he on'ho y, ''s
, ,, wa. he cnnp.non her youthful hours one who has
-, h from childhood Cun>cieIor'!J can she express
' H. ,;f ,hat i " mas almost !.ned ot every creatures
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19
Circuturs.

We have been astonislcd we'll as amused at read
ing the Addresses of Mcssrs. David S Garland OF Am.
ers and Henry Erskine he candidate for the Senute)
but we really have time to notice them Never
have we seen Statements more fliinsy ana un;ounded
single breath might tear in pieces their brittle cobwebs
The Wing wrong .cIb:ag the Cu'i about COL Pa;ots
any OEcs ,HcGcy,n