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1t shall be ut the opium of the winners of prizes Of
bank stocks, either TO take Tho stock itself the pur
value Thereon in cash.
MODE or DRAWING
100000 tickets, from TO 100000, will he pu, in one
whe" and 90 prizes With the blanks, in another Il"
every nun her prize blank will he drawn until all
prizes fare determined leaving the balance of num-
whcc!-biarks
for the above Lottery will 10 received at the
der The Varandah, corn'r of st. Charles and
streets, and at No. lo4 Char.rcs street, New
promptly forwarded. Order, from the
aid containing remit anccs for the num-
tguired, addressed to
PMlDT 81 HAMILTON, New Orlouns
(mboat will be provided to take to Florida
Egers may be DESTROYS to witness the
lille, Fla. April, 1889. nayl
ING WHEELS 10 set Hosting Wheels
proved construction. i'll frames comr, to- for
4rd Tivoli Circle
" BAGS-3o,OO' in bales and hundlrp for
by ISAAC Badge g. Co.
1871 Magazine 81
'rd brand. for sale by BRIDGE & Co
l3l Magazine 5,
AECO-l4O boxes, 3 $, Il y, B. and pound
nps ST various brands and qualities, for sale by
BRIDGE & Co, i3i Magazine al
re OF LOUISIANA First Judicial DISTRICT
urt.
Jean Baptiste Cola vs. His Creditors.
Ersso" of the insovnnt's property hnving been
I'D by the, nu't TOR the enc fit Of his creditors
dered that meeting Of his said creditors do lake
the office Of Victor Foulon, Esq. notary public
.,lny, the 18th Of May, instant, at 10 O'Clock, A
he purpose Of dcbe!atng on the affairs of said
mt; and in the meantime all judicial proceedings
his person aud property ar. stayed.
hess the Hon. <. u. Buchanan, Judge of tho
aforesaid, this lst May, 1899.
LEBLANC, Deputy Clerk
fAT DE La LOUIS1ANE-Cour du Premier
District judciaire-G
Jean Bapste Cola Creanciers-
cesson dc Ia proprete dc lnsolvable ayant G,f
tee par la Cour pour 10 benefe de cream
s-il orlnnne quuhe rasscmblement des dts
anciers, uu ra lien undi le l3 Mai courart, din
ma,in, bureau de Victor Foulon, Esq no,airz
bic, atm de LGliherer sur les aiaes lu dit nsnlvAhle
pendant &C tenrs tous process ju'ciair.s conlrc FL
|rsonnr IT "a pr"prict9 soni anspen'acr.
Temoin, rh"norub.e A. NJ. Buchanan, Juge de IL
tic Cour, &c Ter Mai, 1899.
FILE BLANC,
me- st Dtpu,a Gs::9sr.
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Tow bost Lion Riddle from L pass, having ,owed to sea
shrs Oronoso aud Alliance returned city with sbips
Avspoc' and 81 !.oa and schr train. Lei, har on I'd
he ~ o'clock. NJ. Reports ship, baraue briy and
ehr in the ofing. onnd in. Nothiur new il, river ""
seir liverpool, Davenport, from Liverpool ls March to
ssteT. '' "
chr Asshaan. Allen. 60 days from Taon,ason to Georre
tssd. " e'
" = ouis, Of Boston, King, Boston, 18th April to
oH Avery :" ''' "
am packet Cuba Carson, from Galveston, to Bore,, 1.
,oras - s
user Paul Jones' Scot, for Fields Mills.
tass Baton Rouge, I,win from Cincinnati
'nss Gen Brown. Mcconnell from Louisville.
ncr Emperor, Auler, from Louisville
Der Claiborne. Harret from vi ksburg.
Acr Pekim, Speak, from Terre ionue:
esr United States, Freeand. from St Louis.
~ southerncr, Sample from St LOUIS
nossl sohican from pass having owed to sea ship
~ furled to the city with ship Monavla bnrque
ok Miks Emerald and Sarah Alley. Left The
2 ~ D|st..at NJ Reports one barque in the oliag
in the river
son Davis, from L pass, having lowed to
IL, Saratoga aud Sp brig Arlnona schr Vim
sloop Henry, returned The city with ship
Snow, L'Oricnt and Uzardo. Left The bar
2P A. Reports ship Austerllz the bar
sparke and one sclr in the river.
Rwn, from Botd LIST March. to Banch-
ISL "a days from Baltimore to the Mas.
pn, II days from Philadelphia, to Mas
e II days from Philadelphia to Mas
ton. from 3rd March from Liverpool to
nonds. o6 days from Liverpool to
avs from York, to Master.
Wen, from Havana asth uit to
Is, from louisville
inch, from ST Louis.
m incnnati
Bayou Sara.
AIuSnse. Il ON Vicksbur-
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$50 REWARD,
A BSCONDED on the morning of d
IN negro nlnn named Alexander, oDll

sou REWARD.
A BSCONDED on the morning Of ii
~ negro mnn named AleAnu4cr - loN1l(Ny0eel(@e
l'ic Arl ulou1<1o venr~, rather orIdling When spo.
Ken Il" Tie about feet inches in height, stout built
" otclohng and will most probably frequently change
his dress 1t is supp 'sed lie embarked on the day
T r amen on 9n os" nc hsnT1na, n"Hd up
siuna or Mississippi. PETER LAlDLAW,
New Orleans, mny2
Republican, the Louisville Journal and the Cincinnati
Daily Wing will please pnblisI til" above advertise
three times and send their bills for payment to the
flee of the True American at New Orleans:
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
A RsCp>DED from the service of the subscriber
N the negro boy JIM. aged about II years. lie
is osendtr make, perfectly black with large eyes, long
both1 li,e English and French unguages, and has a
very INTELLIGENT look. 1t is prob"ble he will endeavor
to leave the city, he frequently observed during
the day he left, fxn. his trunk which he carried with
him Captains of vessels and steam boats are hereby
forwamhd to ha'hor carry off said slave, under
the severest penalty of the law The above rewnrd
will be gys" '9r his uppree"so" or s Wn GG!%a'on
may2-lw corner of Heavia & Circus ct
~ sale by ABRAHAM TKlER.
may2 o. drawer st
EJITCH-3O bDls in good order, for sale by no,vu
mmy2 SO Magazine st.
G. By Stfhl''''s' S""'3' fIis s l'S'S ,''
nmy2 36 Magazine
the owners of lrays Nos. 2N5, 485, and 81 do MOI
return Their Receipts for goods taken from ship r
N"''a' '''' VIII ''''~ '''N '''''' O. cGtllEN,
mayo 90 Common st
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FI1IE Romance Of the Harem, by Miss Panoe author
Z offs the Ci'y OF tie Sultan" &c in . vols
The American in Paris, hv John Sander son, III vols
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Ellen Tree ia at st. Louis,
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LbICE-90 en-. ks Carol na rice, landing from brig
IL Arabian, and fol sale by
all THAYER & &C, "a Poyd,as st
STATE OF LOUlSIANA.-ParshC Court for the
- Parish and City of New O,leaus-Present tho
Honorable Charles Nlaur;tn Judge.
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WISDOM AND GENIUS OF SHAKESPEARE,
COMPRISING Moral Philosophy, Delineations oT
~ Character, Paintings Of Nature and the Passions-
seven hundred Apkorsrns and miscellaneous pieces,
with notes, &c The whole making Tex, Book for
Painter.
The spirit of the East, illustrated in Journal Of
Travels though Konmeli during eventul period by
d U,quhurt Esq. Just received and for sule by
april ALEX. TOW Il, ~ Camp st
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I7MERELLAS-Just received large Assortment Of
u Tafeta and plain umbrellas, of various Sizes for
sale Wholesale uud retail by GOSSIP + Go.
alF Exchanrc hotel, st Charles st
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DORK-20n barrels mess snd 900 do prime pork, in
l. store and for sale by } THAYER & Co,
all "a PnYlraa
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THE NOLTE AFFAIR,

ALEXANDER HAM
To tho President of the United States,
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TCTSUI5'
A supply Of the aLov. received and for snls by
SICKLES & Co. Druggists,
april I'm 40 Canal NJ
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IA few srnss Gillots
hatent stesl pens. ioi
HID FELT j. CO,
IS hall "a Charires 1t
= 1900 barrels four
Y, 90 Gtayiar at
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- HIRTING-l5O bales Of Jackson or lnIIian Head
- Shiflings, for sale by STETSON & AVERY,
april 3 SO Gravier st
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14

the events OF the campaign uncqniv'ca''y
prove to u, what we asserted Throughout,
that TO secure success, the Wing parry
must be united, active, and unHnch'ng.
The "srns Of wo" from The other side,
admonish them OF their duty. Let no man
falier. and all will be we'll
The desperation Of the Enquirer was
mover more fntcblv d'pc'ed. inan ~ ns
efforts ,o whpedIr Conservatives and I'm
practicable Wings. Had lis parry obtained
a majority. these men would have been
scnrnpd and scoff''d at, but now that a
Loco Fncn cnnuo, be elected without them.
we have al sorts of appeals 10 Their pride
and consistency. aud they are praised n
men too firm to be "lhtown INTO The arms
Of their adv"r>arips; yet. IN the very SAM"
breath. they are treated as though they
were weak enough To be whipped or
wheedied INTO the Sub Treasury ranks.
Mus, not he subjects Of these ANXIOUS
ou'pourngs OF the Enquirer, feet utter
scorn and contempt for Zach pncr'lc efin.
SONS Do they not feel ihemseIves DIS
honored by he suspicion. thai. after having
bravrd The furnace Of persecution. hpa'' d
BY tins unreen,Ing partIzan, they should
now be the victims Of his savetlng praise
We doubt not they will spurn alike the
seduclions aud he threats OF the "slnk and
swim organ.
Whether Mr.. Barton obtains the cetlfi.
cate or not from he sherffs. he will get
the seat when an investigation Is made by
the committee Of elections in the House.
The majority of Mr.. Hopkins IN Little
Tennessee Is Alb,
The Redmond Eoqnlrer has been sadly
at fault IN lis calculation respecting the
members Of Congress. 1T boosted that
Garland. Hopkins, Hunter and TaIraierto
were to be beaten. and lhrlr places supplied
BY "slnk or swim Loco Focos The re-
suit is that the Wings have gained four
members, as compared with the last cleo
ton, including Barton, of whose eventual
success not doubt is entertained.
The great contest throughout the State
"a struggle which has absorbed other
questions has been for the LegsIa
Here the Wings and Conservatives have
gained a glorious triumph.
Ten members Of Congress and sixteen
majority IN the Legislature are the fruits
Of the victory!
WE'LL DONE, VIRGINIA!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14
WELL DONE, VIRGINIA!

IMPORTANT DECISION The Circuit
Court OF the United States for the Louisa
IA Dis'ric, has decided lhn, he late law of
Congress couc"rnng s,eambna's is mt APP
plicabie 10 boats navigating the mississippi
rirer. There are nearly one hundred and
.ffty suits to which this decision Is applcn
Bile. The cas-" before ,he Court was that
OF the Unlied States vs., Capt. Price, on az
informa ION that the said captain had not
complied with the act of Congress in pro
curing iron tIler>ropes tor the use Of his
boat.
We find the above in the Nalonal Intel.
lgencer. On what grounds This singular
decision was made does not appear.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14
CUMBERLAND SPRINGS.

VHNliE >nb,ctl her takes thus melhud to
M INFORM the Pubic. that he has rented
the large and commod,ous house, situate a,
CUMBERLAND SPRINGS. No expense hav
'ug been spared IN putting the House.
Spring. PI"asure grounds. Walks. &c. in
complete repair he feels no hesitation in
saying, tbo' those VIII, may be disposed tn
pa'ronz" bun, viii find every Ming to their
entire satI.fa crlon.
The roads leading to the Springs being
IN excellent repair. and through beaull-
lul part OF The iuwu. no other spot seems
NOR" favorable for PARTIES Of PLEASURE
!" 'n}oy Themselves, than thus.
1hr medical qualities OF the water, are
c"n-lu't"d equal I" the famed Saratoga
ana bail,'o~n. Every attention will be
paid to the comforl and convenience Of in
vallds.
o. p. CARPENTER.
Beekman'own, June |. 1889. 3vi7
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14
VIM. 3. Miners Estate.

DI-TRICT oF CHGTTENDEN. S..
A + Probate Court holden at Burlington,
"a within and FOR sad District, on the Sd
day Of June a. d. 1889. Present, The Hon.
Charles Russell JUdge.
Al instrument rurporting to be the last will
and testament Of VIM. b. Miner, late of Mil.
ton. in said District. deceased being presented
to the court here by Benjamin Miner Jr. the
executor therein named, for probate it is Or
dered BY said conrt that all persons concerned
therein. be notified 10 appear at a session of
said Court to be holden ., the Office of tho
Register Of said court at the Court House.
in said Burlington. on the second Wednesday
of July a. y. 1889, and show cause if any
they may have. against the probate of
said will for which purpose i, is further or
dcred, that copy of the record o: this order
he published three weeks success ively. in tho
Free Press, newspaper, printed at Burling
ton aforesaid, as soon as may be. A true
copy o. record.
Attest, WV. WESTON, Register.
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CTZOTCES yTyTNyT7S.

wv ARRANTED pure juice ofthc grape
w consisting Of old Madeira, Port Sc
NY Madeira and Sherry. ! cask Spanish
Sherry 10 good as ever imported
HLSO, pure UuaduI,eralpd Chnmoeonc
brau"V, persons wishing sn article Tor
med'c'nc may depend upon It NJ beng free
from anv mX'ute. LATHRup e. PoTwIS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14
A GREAT BARGAIN.
4 SCYTIIF TORY AND MILL
SITES, WITH GREAT WATER
IhlANN

nCyys,,s
Tyyrrr ,,LsoriLar v'Ii ~, - -,
n,,ce and ~, , c,ndi, ~ , ;,I.
;n,o,o., -, ,or co,, mo, a,,,, ~" "''
n,nnrriy yitnn,cd y, Inn C.r,a, E.u. ~
n,o, piy,o, :, ,,,;lns s,,,,b ~ u.i o"' ~ a.
co,,,,,,, ~ V oarsi.,i,, ,r I ''u'' no.,
Lnii, er,zr,pTv7 ~ = ~,rg. "'u "'''
inr lara ~ IT,. Va = l. ro"''.
,bc couvrnto,,n, e.. ia,,,o Ln,;.aaa AM,
coal u,rso na,aI,i. 20 e,',a;';,. a. oo"
hu.bo,s. and , a,,,, o,.,.,.,'.i;a. 1,,'I
j,, Sbop. hui, .cn,r,,n onL ,ann;yi,,, v,in,
for ibo tircs from, ,La t,,,,a.,, ,,h;,I h,;iI.
ing is wcll colcuIo,od C'ra po,Lo, rr,nooo
,nd couId bo o,.iI, a,.aa,.N, ,,.,e.
'rbo dorord N,rb,no,u ,r,La ra,,a,,, 49,,
i, good order and ihr si,nlv -, ,,a,o, aI,,ud
All and cn,.,,ui Asa .,.a,aJ -, ,,.a0.
huiI1inqs. obou, civ osori, md c,,,,;,,,s
r,o,, I'M ,ho F,lls Of Jim R,yor ~ ,ia,,,
An rod, ,y,,t s,,cs a,l ,a,or no,,cr s,,or,,;on,
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ooo fK'ZES SI.5OO.OOO
TICKETS S2O-.NO SHARES.

The whole of the Tickets, with their mum,
bers, as also those containing the prizes, will
be examined and sealed by the commissioners
appointed under the Act. previously TO their
being put into the wheels, One wheel will
contain the whole oflhe numbers the other will
contain the Sic Hundred Prises, and the frs,
600 numbers that shall be drawn out, viii be
entitled to such PRIzR as may be drawn to It's
number, and the fortunate holders of such
rf'zes VIII have such property transferred to
them immediately after The drawing, unincu,n
bered, and wiihOm any Deduction
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14
\ new thing under the roof OF

the Variety Sure
Patent Stay Book ms.
Ladies' can by the use % ms little useful
article which costs bu, - cts, insert and
iasten into Stays. or other Garments,
the IVORY or metal EvIes,
with much less work or trouble and IN less
time than by The old way; those who wish
can he shown bow II Is used by calling at
the Variety Sore.
ALSO.
Fine finished Eyi,l- CTS per doz.
Also fOr sale
curling Tong, tor curling R.nnle's &c.
June ID PANGBoRN 81 BRINsMAID.
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G. r O G. + r | f. S

G. r O G. f r les.
20 Chests Hy-on. lIy>nn Skin, Young
~ Hy>on aud Pouchong Teas, OF good
and extra qualities
90 Bags old Java and St Domingo Cot
fees
so Kegs Ginger, 90 Boxes pipes,
20 Boxes bar SonD
10 do Cavcndl>h Tobacco.
1000 To-. leaf do for Sheep
5 Casks Saetarus
10 BAGS Pepper and Pjmento
100 Boxes and quarter Boxes RaiSins
SHAVING Soap. Cloves. Nutmeps. Md,ro.
CasSla. ChoCoIa;e, mustard, Starch, Lem
on Syrup. ETC. etc. just received bv
STRoNGs & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14
TO BUILDERS.

'ENflE und'r-'-n'G wal t,c,rvr sea-
a proposals tor the framing, raising aud
r"mpl"'ing of an arch Brldg" over the
On'on RIVER. mar the Nee mo house N
Redmond, Sad bridge Is of two hundred
'e"' span 'hIry,two trer from cut lde to
side of The pusts-wIth one arch--rwo
carriage lracks--'wo side wnlks--wp,h
twelve feet continuation on The aburmenis
At each end. A plan Of said bridge is ia
the hands OF Ransom Jones N Richmond,
where 1t may be Inspected by those inter
PSrrd.
Sad proposals will be received until the
l,l day of Julv next.
0LIVER SHEpARD,) Select
AMOS B COOPER.
Richmond. June II, 1889 2w
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Heavy Hardware, Gro Bars,
HOW ARDS

TNPRECEDEf FED dr-pa ch in bust
~ n"s> Is onv equa.lcd comparatively by
the successive and qnDck passage Of ms
'avor,e S'com Ship Great Western winch
has Just arrived IN L3 Ia DAYS from Eu.
rope with pretty Gnod- tor Market and
good news FIR the country. Uoward>
return from New York the third tine in
such quick succession and with so many
and new kinds OF Goods has increased the
sales wonderfully we'll may It be sand there
is 10 place like llowardS to 90 shopping
for It does one good to see 50 many petty
goods and happy customers buying, rs Is
always found at he Graud Be2aar Cheap
Cash Store bv S Earn HOW.4RD,
June 6, 1889.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14
IRON sc.
S 7 r ON G. S & Co

a kE aow receiving a heavy stock OF
LA Iron and Steel. consisting Of
10 tons Englrsh WAGON aud Cart tire
OF all The various Zps,
tons Russia O. S. Iron
9 do Swedcs do
Cast German, Spring, American and
Eng. Blister Steel.
English Hoops, Brozjers rods SC.
.4fso on Consignment,
500 Kegs assorted cut Mails, Sd to cod
aud floor Brads.
% tons Peru manufactured Iron round
and square ofaIl s'zes
Baud Iron, Shoe Shapes etc. etc.
June 6.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14

Paints and Oils.
10000 'bs Dry White Lead
100 Ca-ks ground 90 do
ID Bbl> Venetian Red
10 Casks French yellow
so BIS. American Llnseod Oh
% do Spirits Turpculinc
Copal Varnl-h. Cod Leaf Sand paper,
Smalls, Brushes, G Nc. Gum Coral &c. by
June 7 ! g. ! II PECK g. Co.,
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DYE STUFFS.

DYE STUFFS.
wv Bbls. Cam Wood
200 do Log Wood - Domingo
$50 do do do CaDpeachy
$50 do Fusic
goo do Nicaragua
40 do Alum
25 do Blue VI,riol
80 do Nadder
so Catbovs Oh Vnriol.
Mnra'Ic Acid, Aqua Forts. Nitric Acid,
Carcnma. Bar Wood, Peach Wood. Quer
c'lron Bark, Spanish Flotant and Bengal
Indigo. Lac DYE, Nut Calls. Press Pa.
pets. Jacks Tenrer Hooks. Cream Tartar
and Aga by J. g. j. II. PECK g. Co.
June T. 1889.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-06-14
TICKETS ONLY $50.

SPLENDID SCHEME. !!
/ PRIzE-The Arcadc-286 feet. )
inches, 4 lines. nn Magazine st.;
l0l feet, II inches. on Natchcz ST.;
126 feet. 6 inches. on Gravler st.
Rented at about S57 900 per ann. Dollars.
valued at 100000
Prize. City Ho,e-l62 feet on
Common street; l46 feet, inches,
on Camp 81. Rented at $4,000
valued at 100000
Prze-dwelling House (adioinng
the Arcade No. l6, 81 feet, 7 inch
es front on Nalchrz street, rented
at Sl200-vdlued at 10000
l Prze-do (adjolning he Arcade
No. IS, % feet front on Nalchez
ST. rented at S 200-valued at 10000
l Prize do (adl"nlng the Arcade
No. 90. % feet front on Natchez
ST rented at Sl200-valued at 90 OOO
Prize do. No %, North east corner
Of Basin and Custom house streets
40 feet front on Basin. aud 40 feet
on Franklin street, by I27 fee, deep
in Custom House street, rented at
$500 valued at 90 600
Prize do No. "a, South ives, cor
ner of Basin and Custom house SITS
- feet, inches on Basin, 30 feet,
inches on Franklin. l27 feet, lOb
inches deep in front of tu,,om-
house street rented at Sl5OO-
valued at 90 OOO
| Prize do. No. $50, "a feet 8 inches
on Royal street, by l27 feet. IL
inches deep rented at $1,000
valued at Il OOO
Prize $50 shares canal bank stock
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NEW FASHIONS.

II u z = $ q q -, - A S q e o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-10

conscientious would not have been adequate 10 IT, a,'u
H. ,cnoir,cd himself viii: courtesy, hrness di'-
ia,;on WINCH were gncxceptIonabc Deeply con
;nccd that il vas the fa.r, and corrcc, COURSE
d.r,iioI,. could not avail - deter iisi '''' "i
H., il aud ii IL known among hrs fth'h"7 ,'.''' = "
~ ,,nssitIfy OF TIE uIiscom>ruciI"n OF MS i''''
49, lad resolved I" declare himself net cana 'i''
- .tion immediately on the co:.:p!r'"h % l's '.S"
Iii friends however. property aPP'"c",. 'i'> e""t
H v n. rec !ecird II iiicir votes can 'l'''' IT, ~
i.r.. valuable officer never filed hls plac"
In The senate the regular routine OF ":s'n'@d''yN a.
ccorpl she'd v oui other business ana mus ehaeu '''
r., J,y o; the Twcrty-sXth Congress
rrov II>-I..iPrI-A gentleman Just u! yea
c the sea-, of Government OF Mss,sspP', has :d'or
- ~ y,h n correct Statement, o. the late election ~
III the counties Of that State, except t"o' "cI ;"
dd !, The Democratic ,uaorcs The majority "l sie
Vrt The Democratic candidate for Governor, IS zVl
majority for Brown ana ThamP-rn, tic Democrat
c,n,iat. for Congress, .0-1 The members 81 '''
I.osla,nr. Will stand at The election OF 'nted ;ti'I
SENIOR fr r. J. Walker the present acC"iP1,sh'"
anil iorr,t,t democratic member. - Tor > >. rf'
~ IN, Federal asIra.;, i: majority Tor Walker,
IN, bnuId Nl.ss.s Coffee and RaGsdalr, Federal .
~ who wrs,r.cctcd tw" years a-" fs'' a. '''
senatorial election the WISHES OF ihciT districts ii.'
ibr v,; viii stand for Walker ~, frrntIsS 10 Inc
Dnocra,ic majority f"r Governor slightly exceeds ,.ia
Gar Congress- and for Walker the lr"porlioHatc MAORI
| ~ is stu! grcalcr.-L0"'StnH""
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.N.3TlfkUS .7L.7Uk.HY.

s'iE Trustees Mathew. Academy have ecr"i Ii
situcro ensuing Branch Archer Saunt"'s E..
r one Professor ~ III" Hc.'rird Cry Arni
Pr;ncpal Wii lrr Eco iso lately ensas" IN II 9
Instructor. Both th"-" yrUi'e.
men Teacher, and from their Ion. "X"r
rnd ns ,GtgeE they have derived from h.
i. hc DOM in th- -a'n ennenr Gua.
/, p"rfT,a tho ur required IN .uc mhEn" "' be-
ulc'un-s and prosperity al tho lnSiHuimn lie
nn thi. lbs u'ian I" III" p"nTic
Virginia advantages lnrf1r 10 no Academy
IL r.siuaen healthy regInn, with able Pfo s.nr-
Il very tcc",.bc hy p4ckris regularly II N. "Ir-
Sor'Ik Richmond Baltimore, hn shut walk iT"T
landing tho Acadrmyand aty There "a no nslniuh 20
~hrnn in he rates of beard and iui'inn.
deemed 10 name every a inch Of faning iti
: taught fanche. Of The English language usually
aht IN Academies Together with the Lannni Gr-sk HE-USf"s
taught InsiiuriGn, far viii ~ y the student
rnllcs engage ~ tho usual arocat0ns OF life
The tern foiln"=. s'z:
washing nntins se-e'o1 OF nv" months ~" "y
ruioa English brauche' except Mathematics, par
u,,sam,t,|a %
Lat. uud Crock languages, !" ~
The - .a. hn ptl 10 advance, ard 70 student
VIII he ihaa III" wiii triuc
ia. he a,tsi - n except .i".nr's
IN. T-, so-on 'h 18th Of Ianu and
or m. will bTgu tIr u. i
If Jny mad rl"s" IN 5ri 81 Dccrmh"r.
Nv osor 1T vi" rar OF Tfr"rs. ". SI!t'rf =. P''t.
Reference may N thr iIGc ,iI'a Of tic s"-n"
tar; "a Wyn ha.n Rnbr i.-q. fh"sas Rtchr E-l 81 p"r
rr.rt ra,rnn Dr Emprr. Professor Mantn o. RcIm"nd
Rnset. un.rrsiy ui Virginia Inhn Tyler, Esq Wi
itausbur. and Professor Dew, William uGa Nary
Sov5a
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 90.
Con JackSon-The Ex-Prcs:dcnt arrived here from
the lerm tagc Monday, and look lodgings with h;s
friend Gen. Armstrong where numerous friends, IN
GLIDING members Of the Legislature and strangers,
have called to see him.
Though somewhat infrm in body he enjoys gene
flow of spirits and receives his friends with his
usual cheerfulpess. He converses freely, and with
much animation matters of national and,
his mental faculties svigorous ever he enter
tans his company, in oden time, with an preserved
exposition of those sound opinions and principles which
distinguish him from al other men,
He returns to his seat this erening.--Unioa,