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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-04
VOLUME xXNV.---Na. 60.

!. MI Seward is The candidate Of the party VIII CHI,
ON the floor ot Congress. n"h!y Wind Gates ines
bic ghl OF petition and nubly asserts the freedom of
debute; Of The party, also that su,'ans JOHN Quincy
Adams aud WIN Sudri 81 party whose views are Ii.
beral and tolerant
ilr Seward IS he candidate Of the party which in
our last legislature passed resolutions geaiHa ths al
mission OF Texas into the Union; a9ninSi patt"n's gag
IesoutiGns ia ar0r Of The night Of Perilion and in ia
ror Of granting trial by jury to prrsors claimed iue
tive slaves Inst az OF the nnHca'iOns and rrvngs
"ih which eur petitions tTpa III the years past
instead OF threatening Us VIII pcna! enacimemis the
Wings received and Treated petitions ard
ih that respect and comfy due their ,it1rnis
Mr. Seward is the candidate &C The pGrty hat op.
the election Of Presdrn, who .audt pledged 10
veto any bill aboishing slavery IN the Dstct d Co.
Iumba.
Mr. Seward is The candidate opposed To CIV, rnnr
''rcy who, IN his messages the Legislature, has
infested 10 sentiment. aud sympathy the h'Iu rest h"s'
lily 10 our cause and who the presiding officer Of
public meeting, while he Governor OF the State, re-
commended the passage of laws authorizing violation
Il" ihe mats, and ntlicilng pains and prnaics upon
those who were disseminating Intelligence and truth.
! > The re election Of Governor Marcy oud GO very
far towards the election OF harn Van Barren whose
measures and policy are hostile 10 the Of human
liberty.
, And, finally. because our knuw!,Ggc cf Mr.. Sc
WARD leads US 10 conide III the general soundness
and integrity OF his principles, We Yrw The great
question OF SUB Treasury, National BsnS, or the
Currency OF minor Importance compared with the great
subject OF human liberty; aud believing that The rIec,inn
II Mr. SEWARD, and the de feat Of Gov Marcy. will
oest promote the great Of Universal Emancipatou
shall vote fnI him ourselves and rcolnmr nd tel.
! lowcitizens 10 DO the
IRE. respectfully, your fellow cirizers,
Pres;Gen, Albany l..JGFFERSON MAYELL.
= CALNi:,An'i Slavery Society
Vice President Albany An,i.Slavefy ~
JOHN WILSON.
Cores ponding Secretary .Savery Society.
II. CARPENTER, LIST V. T.
WM. GIBSON,
One Of the Executive Committee Young Mems
Albany Anti Slavery Srciey.
| NORMAN FRANCIS,
Chairman Of Executive Committee of Young Mems
Albany Anti Slavery Society.
! a HASTINGS.
| JAMES +. MCCLURE,
| b HALL,
| CHARLES L BURTON,
! JAMES BURTON,
PETER ii McELROY,
DAVID MARTIN,
| S. T. RICE.
(FORDYCE SYLVESTER,
A MCCLURE,
J MCCLURE
| 5 V X WATSON
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-04
FAlJ,AND wINTER DRY GOODS- OctoCcr 1888.

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS Ott"tcr, lo;@
NEW, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP:
~ H. JENKINS is opening an entire new Stncs OF 70" '"
Winter Irv Goods assisting sundr packages, nov
received aud receiving hee Good have been Il" auc
S@ 4' S' sa sf and ffsSS
at %s p 'S IA" aetepaace
Of SasS as PED sdEs
best Ionioo Duf Blankets, and burs"s r" E'a""'s a'"
SATr,xEr, KreEY. Krrrrcsg Jr.ss, r.is AsD PLAID LIS
sErA large supply of these Goods ur funny uses an a o"'"'"
Lives warranted bioachcd full AMI h"
pieces; al STYLES Cambria aUdk echicis; Iow"iins OF S
descriptions Birds Eye Diapers, cheap lGDt ihts, "u' ~
C.LreoE.l entirely wsyls Muslin &c Lain ard '"aiy
pattern Cnlico"s of rarnn manufacture h7Gr. vii W." ~
CANT print - pc: yard cquAlins the most !i.hioh"'
beauty him, mourning smd half mourning Caco>, al" '
, coes, at IL cents 10 the inr.i styles. ,,
frHNIEuKE C'Lr"EsSrvrral cases OF re" l"cf'S " "!
| al pence shilling, md finer goods IT,,
GnODs MATERIAL FnR LADIES TIC
riain aud figured ChiIys aud Silk Goods ~ al! I" tn INV
! Stvc, 5oa and eecunI
sH,wLsjO different styles Shawl, and Dress glk(ssome
Of exclusive styles and fom auction al great bargains
tsPEs, OLL,Rs WoR SoopsA great variety ~ ~oIh-
cd Lace aud Muslin Carc and Collars OF designs DIV oil
lars from auction, d. 81. aal b. which is nhnu, onc-a the
| value
Wlrc and re-! Flrnsls, all prices and qualities
C,SruS FLsSSrIsCnod White taIom Fannrl., very cheap
BoNNEr,-eI cases Misses and Ladies' S"w ahd leS"'" o"
nets, fall shapes .,,
IorHy ,LoyrsEvrry description Of those Goods viii! b"
found cheap aud good ,.,
DOuESrIr ;nunsBachrd and rnLcuched SiIss and he|l
! rgs. al kinds and at good bargains
/ GENTLEMEN
Of figured s BUi satin; cr.i" 81. n
siyr Gas imseS, cheap and lhsi""
Gum rnd urh,Ain Suspeni"Is; Gloves and Hosiery ''. az"
ton l'ufrc and linen Pocket lIdk's sk kH 'A"'
wool, mcrinU anh Ni:nnla SHIRTS ana Da"tfS; LING"
! Linen BUs"mS, nrw styles, &c It'll, .,,.l., :, hi,
III" above "ny few Of the hGs,fHI Ss 1'G ccap for
C stock Of NEW GOODS, which VIII DC SOW 'P'
cash, ut wholesale OF retail! =, ,2u
! Oci2 --~-------
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RlChnOHd ana FFedfftchSOuFg hHUTOdH
nm OF November the resht train will run
only
Leaving Richmond O'Clock Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturday.: =, ,,
And leaving Fredericksburg 10 O'Clock Mondus, WeGcs-
days and Fridays.
The hcIeoforc-cavrg Richmond daily al
A VI. and Fredericksburg. dnly al 1 ! 2 A. VI.
AZ Fare from RichGnond To Fredericksburg, ST.
5O-if
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rynrvs or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
;, me Enquirer is published three times soesh da-
ne session Of The State Legislature, and totes 'oesk
= ~, rest 1f The near.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-04

: HILL & DABNEY.
H. "S,"feHee to The Editors of tho Enquirer and Wing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-04

NUricE.-I have remn,r Office room the
~ o Sir. James Wnston MARKET Ers. where he found
from until 3 O'Clock. GEO. =. CRCMP,
Collector Of Tie Cifg 1gyts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27
From the n. o. Bulletin, June ~.

YANKEE TRIcK.-The importance of
having men Of education and intelligence 10
command Of our merchantmen, is demon
stratsd by an occurrence which happened
at Tampico, since the commencement Of
the blockade. The facts were narrated by
an officer Of the Ns,cbez. BY a rule Of
the law Of nations relative to the conduct OF
belligerents at sea, no ship or vessel Of war
is suffered TO fire shot upon another with
out hosting flag Of the country to which
she belongs. To beein hostility without
this preliminary form. is regard
ed tantamount to an act of piracy, and the
party offended would be justified in treating
the aggressors as such. The asc which
Yankee captain mnde of this rule Of mari
time etiquette, was ingenious, and very
profitable to himself and employers. He
commanded fine ship from e. down east"
richly laden with a cargo that promised to
yield handsome profit IL safely landed at
Tampico. On arriving within q few days
sail oe that port, intelligence reached him
Of the pending blockade, and the exclusion
Of nlI trading vessels. lie determined,
however 10 proceed on the voyage, and
trust to good luck or ingenuity to evade the
feet. Fortunately, when he
hove in sight of Tsmpico, there was no
force 10 guard the entrance of the harbor
bu, gun boat. the armed brig having been
forced away by stress Of weather or being
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27
OFFICE OF THE ADVERTISER,
WILMISeToS, n. G. June 90, 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
JOYFUL INTELLIGENCE FROM
THOSE WRECKED IN THE
PULASKI.

We are truly gratifed to state that thirty Of
the Pulaskis passengers were picked up yester-
day morning, about O'Clock. Is or 20 miles
north Of the New Inlet, by the schooner Henry
Camerdon. on her passage from Philadelphia
10 Wilmington, and we're landed at our wharf
about z o'clock same day. These unfortunate
sufferers were Immediately invited to private
residences OF our gentlemen, where we feel as
surcd every effort will be made 10 soOthe their
cares and TO alleviate their suffenngs. Vessels
are now cruising along the coast, with the hope
Of rescuing Others Of these unfortunate beings.
r. Ss-We are happy to state that the thIr-
~ have nov been one night among vs. and are
much refreshed by comfortable nights rest
at least. all from whom we have heard, and il Is
sincerely hoped that they will soon be suffic-
iently recovered TO return to their friends.
Jurr 20. I O'Clock. r. NJ.
Solomon, a black waiter on board. Who had
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27
PEACH ORCHARD COAL.

TuNHE sUBSCRIBER, having purchased III,
a Wharf and Stores, lately owned l,y Capt. a.
Knonios, where he intends keeping a supply Of
G OAI., would respectfully inform the nIabiant,
ofNewport. aud its vicinity, that he Is prepared TO
receive orders for the best quality Of RED ASH
GOALS large supply of which is received and
ready for delivery.
ALSO, A supply of Oak nnd Pine Wood.
IN STORE.
600 bushels Salt
$50 Gallons fall strained Sperm Oil,
so lIhds, good retailing Nolasses
And an Assortment OF GROCERIES.
June 81. SIMON NEWTON. yr
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North Americ. on her return to Buffalo.

North America on her return I" Buffalo.
A newly married couple, supposed TO
have embarked at Erie, Jumped overheard
in each others arms, nnd sunk together.
The steamboat North America, Captain
Edmunds, came to The relief of the Wash
iueton. This boat was within some eight
or ten miles Of this city, but seeing the light
the Captain very promptly put back, and
was thus the means of saving many lives
Several of The passengers were picked up
almost exhausted.
After picking up all the floating baggage
which could be seen, the hull-which was
still able to float the engine-was lowed iu-
to Silver Creek, where il sank in six or
eight feet Of water.
The alarm had been given at Silver
Creek, as soon as the flames were perceiv-
ed from the shore, and all the boats that
could be found were sent to the rescue of
the sufferers. There were only three skiffs
besides the yawl of the Washington, which
could be thus used.
The ilI-fated Washington was built at
Ashtabula, last winter. and had made but
one trip previous to her destruction. The
fire caught neai the boilers, and had made
such progress when discovered as to defy
all attempts to extinguish it. The helm
was instantly put about, and the boat head
ed for shore, but in few moments the wheel
ropes were burut off, and she was rendered
an unmanageable wreck. Had iron rods
been substituted, as melancholy experience
has taught on the Mississippi, this appal-
ling loss of life might have been averted.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27

MoNTEGo BhY.~-Late accounts state the
horrors Of the slave trade are by no means aba
ted, as a schooner is said to have brought into
that place an overdowing cargo Of human be-
ings, who, during The latter part Of their voyage,
subsisted on the flesh of those dying on board,
and when that resource failed, living victims
were sacrificed TO the purpose. These facts
are related by the Custom House officers at
Lucia.-N Y. Err. Post.
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A Hoar.-Thc story which has lately
been copied into various papers, touching
the return of John Wood to his friends ia
Kentucky, after long captivity among the
Indinns, turns out to be hoax. Il mp
pears that during his absence he has been
in several of the states, and for six years Of
the time was nm inmate of the almshouscs
in Pennsylvania and Maryland. The story
was not bad one, but it has been cruelty
spoiled by the editor Of the Mnys,ile Ea-
gle.-N. y Sun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27

Lit. Randoiph.-'rhis individual, who
was rendered so notorious by his despicnble
assault upon President Jackson and his
cowardly retreat, few years ago, and a
gainst whom process has been issued, and
reissued for that assault, though never
served, has voluntarily sought a trial for
the offence. He was aware that the depu-
ty marshal, at Alexandra, had writ for
his arrest, aud he came over to the District
from Virginia, and invited the officer To
serve it, which was done. lie was then
bailed, beng held in the sum of five hun
dred dollars. The trial will take place
next October. Dir. Randolph has required
that General Jackson shall be summoned
to attend us a witness. Boston Statesman.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27

Des9rt-Sch'r Mary, Pondleton, from Thomas,on
for New York.
SATURDAY, June %.
Sch'r Emigrant. FOLEY, from Pic,ou (N. s) for
Candace, Smith. from FAN
River. for New York.-Caphai, Smith. from
KingSion.-do. John Adams Matthew, from do.
for Somerset.
SUNDAY. June "a.
Barque LeonidaS, Jennings from Havana. Cor
Provldencc.--Sch Reaper, Knowles, nom Phil
adephia with Coal, 10 Geo. Knowles ESD
SloopS Delight. Burroughs, from Phi'adeiph H.
Herald, Brown, from New York.
MONDAY. June 25.
Schooner Wolco,, Bnrdick, from Vermillion
Ray.-Enieline Knight Osman, from Camden, for
New York On Saturday night last, about II o.
clock, in thick fog, l2mileS west of Block Island,
came IN contact with the Sch'r. Grecan, for Bos-
ton carried away Glib boom, foreyard, bowsprlt
bits, one night head, eat head. bulwarks, stan
cionS, Stop umherS, plank shear and grub, .
Sreass cupboard, nom night head 10 fore rigging,
ana unshipped howsptit--iggng much cut and
lost and squaresail badly damaged, The Grecian
was much dauaged, but kept on her course.
Leven Lank, Jones. from Snow Hill, for provi.
deuce. .--Sloops Huron. Hu l. and juno, Brown,
from Providence for New York.
TUESDAY, June 26.
sloop Willard, Willard. from New York for
Providence
United States Brig Washington. Lieut., Gedney
from Coast Survey.
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ORDERS OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Letter postage is to be charged on all handbils
printed or written; prices current. sealed or
unsealed; proposals for new publications, cir
culars, lottery bills and advertisements, blank
forms, deeds, law process, policies OF insurance,
and manuscript copy for publication. Also,
letter postage on all packets that are closely
enveloped and sealed, so that what they contain
cannot be known.
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absent on shor, cruise. As the Yankee
ship neared the bar, the Cunhoat Sc, off in
pursuit, and endeavored to intercept her
passage. The ship kept steadily on her
wayne captain standing at the helm, and
watching The movements of the advancing
party with an alertness, ready to take adj
vantage OF the slightest oversight.
Ihe gun boat approached within hailinc
Distance aud ordered the yankee to put
about, or he would be fired into. Still the
Down Easter moved forward in dogged ST.
lence. French courtesy could stand the
Joke no longer, and a ball was fixed across
the bows of the obstinate merchantmen
The shot grazed the rigging, but no flar
was hoisIed in the gun boat. There was
either none on board, or the commander
had forgotten the rules Of war. Such, how
ever, was not the case with the yankee
commander. lie saw his advantage on the
instant, and crying out Pirates Pirates =
crowded all sail on his lucky craft and
amid n shower of canister and musketry
made safe his escape into the port of Tam
pico. The captain of the French squad
ron threatened mt first, to cut out the vcs-
sci FROM under the guns of the Mexican
batteries; but when the facts Of the occur
renee were explained, he was glad to com
promise the matter. So far from carrying
the threat into execution, he sent polite
message TO the Boston commander elling
him that his breach Of the blockade was
justi6able; and his vessel had full permis
sion to sail on her return voyage without
molestation. This is Yankee trick of the
right sort The way it was played wa;
both honorable and ingenious.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27

Certain Remedy for the Small Por.-A
gentleman of fortune in this city, whose
money getting talents had been bu, it'll,
aided by an early education, was told yes.
terday thar the small pox was quite prevn-
lent, and he excIsimed--" Well, I declare
DIR. R.--sI,nIl assassinafe all my children
this very day."-Boston Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-06-27
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, June Is.

Reported for the Boston Daily ADV. and Patriot
At market 2l0 Beef Cattle, 900 yokes Working
Oxen, ls Cows and Calves, 400 Sheep and IGO
swine.
About 30 Beef Cattle unsold
Prices-Beef Cattle--We quote first quality at
IS 00a % second quality z % 80; third
quality sc 50a 100
Cows and Calyes--We notice the sales Of seve-
ral-S2i, 30, 80, IS, 40, and $40.
Sheep-Lots Of Lambs, including few old, at
II, 2 80. and 2 IS; WciheTs SO and $50
Swine nearly all at market were small pigs,
and were sold without weighing at retail, from Z
10 l2c, according 10 size and quality.
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N Rea, t Rewand, w. Edings, r Seabrook, J
Seabrook. 5. Keith, CIV Coy, T & WWhaley. O
Gregoire. N Smith, b + Smith, Davis, r u Walk
er. f w Innis, Hubbard. Auze, Bennett, Clifton,
Merritt, Ri. Greenwood, Evans, Freeman, Master
Murray, aud Master Parkman Total 100.
In other lists passengers we find the following
Mrs. Williamson, Mrs Philips, Mrs Orville, Lieut..
Mansfield U A, Messrs. w Robertson, A Stans-
field, Goddard, Nathans, ii Elliot, Il A Clark,
Asken, McAllister, King, Travsrs-making Ia
more, l43 in all
Mrs. p. nj. Nightingale, servant aud child,
Of Cumberland Island Mrs. w. Fraser
and child, ST.. Simons, Geo. J. ii. Cooper,
Glynu, Georgia II. w. Pooler, Savannah,
Georgia Capt. Pooler, sen. Wm. Rob
ertson, Savannah, Georgia Elias l.. Bar
ney, N. C.. Solomon; s. Hibberd, lst
mate Pulaski; w. C. N. Swift, New Bed
ford; Il. A. Zeuchtenberg, Munich (;
Charles b. Tappau, New York Gideon
West, New Bedford, boatswain; b. Brown,
Norfolk, steward.
Persons drocned in landing-Mr. Bird,
of Bryan Co, Georgia an old gentleman
from Buffalo, N. Y. and recently from
Pensacola; young man, name unknown /;
Jenny, a colored woman Priscilla, a col
ored woman, stewardess."
Persons taken ofhs bor.
A Lovejoy, Camden CO. Geo; Major Heath,
Baltimore; Major Twiggs a Son, Richmond
co, Geo; Mr. Greenwood, Augusta, Geo; Mr..
@. Gregory, do; Mrs. Noah Smith, do; Miss
Rebecca Lamar, do: Charles Lamar, Savannah;
Robert Seabrook, Edisto Island, $ c. Masters
IT & w Whaley, . do do; Mr.. r Hutchinson,
Savannah; Mr.. A. Hamilton, Augusta, Geo I;
Capt. Pearson, Baltimore; Mr.. Eddings, Eds
to Island, s c; Mr.. c Ward, Savannah; Chick
en-, lst Engineer; +. Joseph, New York; c c
w Clifton, Canton Mississippi; ID Walker, and
nephew; Thomas Downing, Charleston; War
ren Freeman, Macon, Geo; unknown {;
John Cape, fireman, Baltimore; fire.
man; Patrick and Bill, deck hands; Rhynah,
a negro woman; negro woman belonging TO
DIR. Stewart.
The names Of eleven persons, who got ashore,
near Wilmington. are not given.
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CLEARED.

French ship Alexandra, easy, Baudeaux.
Barque Leonidas, Jennings, Providence,
Sloop Hudson. West, New Bedford,
Do Victory, Heath, Providence,
DO. Herald. Brown, do
Do. Willard, Willard, do.
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New Yoak c.rrLe M.nKrr, June Is.

NEw YoRK CATTLE M,REET, June L.
Atmarket 500 head Beef Cattle, including 900
from the South IGO mich Cows and 400 Sheep
and Lambs.
The beef was generally good, and 400 head we're
taken al from Z TO $40, average 80 the 100 lbs.
Mich Cows were in good demand, and some
Improvements in prices all at market were taken
at from S3j TO Sfs.
Sheep and Lambs-The supply continues limi-
ted, and demand good al sold at from 3 to 50
and Lambs at 2 TO $3.50
Hay-supplies for the past week, were mode
rate and sales by the load at G21 to rs CTS the loo
lbs. straw, no change.
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS will be received a, the Clerks
Office until Friday Eroning ssrt, for a PLY.
sIClAN 10 serve at tho NEwroRr ASYLUM for the
year ensuing Ordered, That the above be publish.
ed ia all the Newspapers Of this town.
II. II. ROWLAND, Secry.
June Of
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u te b

In this town, on Wednesday afternoon last, Ma.
~ Caiharine, Sd daughter Of Mr.. David Melville
aged 20 years and months.
On Ibursday morning. Mr.. Peter g. Green, son
Of the late Mr. Samuel J. Greene, in the 35th year
Of his age.
On board ship Omega, Of Nantucket, of CaIiso,
On The 10h Feb. last, Cap, Albert e. Gardner. mas
ter of said ship and sos OF the late Mr.. Albert w.
Gardner, Of this town, aged 80 years.
Al Tiverioh, on the 18th inst DIR. Samuel West,
aged &c years-an eminent Physician oftba, place.
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AT
SHIP m NEW S.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY, June -.
Brig lido. Pearce from New York for Mount
Desart.-Sch'r Mary, Pondleton, from Thomaslon
for New York.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-07-12

BY J. Forbes-Our Representatives. IN
the TTginia Lsgisiafurs-Their exer,ions
in the cause Of Internal lmprov emen, deserve
our gratitude.
by James c. Msupih- Capt. Harper. (of
the Staunion Light Infantry Our mos, ex,
cellent and worthy citizen: may his military.
political and social sentiments be handed
down TO his pos,eriiy alter him, till time
shall be no more.
BY 4. II. Robertson Old TIreinia She
has nobiy redeemed herself from The ,hral,
her liberty.
By Mars,n Dan 8r.n :.
He has follow cd IN the footsteps g, ions
that he seems to DO unweil, and taiks uf v;s,
iting our mountain sprinys-be had better
try Broken Doses prepared by DR.. Bond.
By Ci,izen-lniernsl Improvement !:
The ship is af1oat-manned by the hest and
| siurdiest suns of the Old Dominion .-freiyh,-
ed with inexhaustihIe wealth for her public
| treasures, ease and competence for all her
pe"ple-plaCe but Stuart at the helm. and
Old Augusta for il, she will safely weather
every STERN.
| by Vuiunteer-ZHe day tpe celebrate.-
May no unhallowed feeling OF party spirit or
political strife mar Gus peace os this our fes
tive day, but with though hts and feelings fixed
alike upon the welfare Of our country, may
wo determine 10 support from this time hence
forward, only such men rs will uphold her
constitution, and such measures as W i'll CON
duce most 10 her prosperity and renawn
| By q. Johnson jr.--DanieI Vebster, The
model OF wise aud dignitied senator-born
Tor nation. he scorns the homage of isc,inn.
by G. johnson, jr,-John Marshall, The
citizens OF Augusta have proven themselves
not unmindiui Of his exalted character and
eminent public services, by The tribute OF
his worth with which they have adorned
their splendid court house.
BY Davis ). Fox
Heres To the maiden OF bashful fifteen.
Likew TO the wi dow of fifty
Here's 10 The bold and exlrnvagsnt queen,
And here's TO the house~ ife that's thrifty"