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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

MORE CHEAP SUGAR, &c, &c.-Wr are just receiving 81
lk hossheadS West India Porto Ricop Sugar, part prime, which
we bought nj auction unusually law, and we will sell Il nj 4 very
small advance for cash. per=vns wanting had better lay IN their
years supply nvr,w while they can gel il cheap.
30 half barrels family Roe Herrings
Shad of superior quality
NJ. | Clip ilcrringS ut 81 per barrel.
ALT
We are in receipt of another lot of the same Salt which gave such
general satisfaction, wci.hin. heavier and the largest sacks that
We remember ever to have sold. WYATT a. WHITE"
lime III lit
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d. $. GREGORY & co., Managers.

SPLE.NDU LOTTERIES For JULY.
VIRGINIA LOTTERY, for tlr benefit % the Mo-
nonealta Acairmy-ClassN 10. 4, Tor 1910: 10 b. drawn al AIcNan,
lTla. Va, Oh Saturday, 9Th July, lSib.
GE,ND c~APITALs-s30,U,o, SlO,0o0, 5000, SJ.n0l, 5000,
sa.j0l, &a,i9'-gj prihrs of$2y0o0, - Of 40, 80 Of $50, &c
Tickets only Sla, halves s., quarters - 20.
Certificates Of packages Of y Whole Tickets, Sl30
u" do. . Half do. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

Drawing of the Sussex County Lottery, Glass %, drawn June ,
~ 80 70 81 III - - - = ~ y
Ticke, Nos. p 50 o., a prize Of 500, sold and cashrd by
STRAlrDN.
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~. country TO The following rich schemes Ia be drawn in July.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULY
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit OF the Mouongala tcademy-ClaSs No. for
1919: To be drawn At Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, 4th July
GRAND C,r,rAls-ssO,o0o 10000, G,0oo, 5000, 1000, $500
2,la5-25 prizes II 1900, 80 of 200, 50 Of $50, ~&c.-Ticket> "niy
Certificates Of packages ii p Whole Tickets, $3.50
Do i. Do i. 3 Quarter do. SO
Virginia State LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the town Of Wrll>hurg-Class No. {, for 1910:
To b. drawn Al Alexandria, VA ON sautday, llih JAY, lsio.
package Of ri tickets. Tickets $40, halves s., quarters 81 80.
Certificates Of packages Of 20 Whole Tickets, $50
Do. do. 26 Half do. To
Do. do. % Quarter do. - 30
Virginia State Lottery.
For rndrriuT the Lrr>alr" icadrmy and fr other purposes
Glass No.. Il, for l>ij: To 10" drawn al AitAaHdtla, va, SATURDAY,
GslGr,xr Scurur-s3o,oo, lo.a0a, 5000, 500, 1000, aI5?ai
5 OF 1900, ) al 1910, - Of l,0J0, y Of $40, 80 Of 3H', 81 OF a'J,
&c. Thirteen drawn Nos. out of -. Tickets only SO, halves
Certificates OF packages of D Whole Tickets, $3.50
10. do. - Half d.. %
DO. do. - Quarter do. y 30
Virginia State Lottery,
For The bcrcfr Of W. Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic AsSo-
cia,ion-CllSs No. :, for $50: To be drawn al Alexandria, Va,
on Saturday, 1tth July, $50.
GASP ScnrNr.-3,n1o Dollars! sio,op', 1000, aysa2-l0o
of 1000, 50 Of 3Ii, - Of 21l, sc. Thirteen Drawn Numbers.
Tickcrs $40, halves X, quarters s. 80.
Certificates OF packa-csof = Whole Tickets, Sl@
DO. do. 20 Quarter d.. ~ co
Fer Tickets and s!ares ar Crrt.fcat.s II Packarc$ m tn above
Splendid Lotteries, address II. VI. loli
Drawings sen, immediately after they arc over 10 all who order
a above
jane p Isl"
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CAROLINE LAND FOR Pursuant TO a decree of
y Caroline county Cour, in case ofCampbci and others against
HARDWOOD and uthers, the undersigned, Commissioners appointed
by the said decree, will offer for sale, nj the Bowling Green, nj
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, ON Monday, the 18th day Of
july next, Ill being Court day. a tract or parcel of Land, situated
in the county Of Caroline, within Two or three miles of the Bow
ling Green, known by the name of Rufin's, and supposed to con
tain four hundred acres. a greater part of the land, if not all, Is
heavily covered with native wood, and is located in a most agreea-
BILE and pleasant ncichborhood.
The terms will be Il credit Of nine months-eXscpt rs To enough
10 pay the expenses and charges of sale and costs Of suit, which
will be cash. The purchaser will be required To give bond aud
approved security, aud 4 deed Of trust ON the premises TO secure
the purchase money.
FRANCES w. SCOTT,)
SAMUEL {. SCOTT, Commissioners.
RICHARD ROWZEE,
June ) S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT rules holden IN the Clerk
4 Office 0f the Circuit superior cOur; uf Law and thahccTy, Tor
The county Of Accomac, On the 9Th day Of May, 1870:
William \. Parker, lat" sheriff OF icc"hiac conniy, at y
.u,b aI,,'r nj John Wlrlt;on Watson. dec, Plaintiff.
against
Elizabeth Colonna, George W. r. Snead, and 'atlarinc ~,
r-IE, I,ma. :. iurlfa. and Mar. his wife, Joseph G. Roberts, and
Ann Eliza ls wife, John Eplraim james, Ihonits watson, Join
Watson, Elizabeth Watson, CatiariHc Watson, James kemp, ana
n. DIX, Maria Crotch, William I. Grntcn, John L. Groten, James
+. GfUtcn, SauTuri ". Grutrn, aud Willarn u. ti!oicn, heirs al law
If Tn,i,ha Watson. dec. ani also as heirs al law Of Lhtlcton
Watson, who was another heir OF said Tabniia Watson, dec,
Defendants.
The defendant, John Ephrarm James, not having entered his
appearance and gwen security accordin. IL the act OF Assembly
and the rules Of this court, and II appearing ny satisfactory cyl
dence ,nt ht j. not Az Inlrlhitant 81 this communicating, IL Is
ordered ,la, the said defendant, John Ephraim James, DO appear
here un ~. first dny a. The mex; October term, and answer The
bill of ths plaintiff aud that a copy Of this order he forthwith m
serted III s1mc newspaper published in the city 81 Richmond inF
iva month. st,rccssiyely, and posted nj the front door OF the Court
Tit. R. JoYNES, C. C.
To- % I-WSN'
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Drawing Of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery, No. c, drawn
June p. :, ,,
Half ,,kct. Nos. Is 80 TO, a prize or $3.50, sold and cashcd b!
STRaTTON.
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VIRGINIA State Lottery,

NIrglMIH NINIF EIUlItTl,
For .he hencft of the town Of WclSburc-Ciass No. g, for 1910:
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, llth July, 1910:
CArIr.L..-S0,OOo, 1900, 5,o11, 5000, LOW, 2!L'-'l prizes
or / 90 - nj pJ, - of $40, &c. Thirteen drawn Nos. in each
Of 26 tickets! Tickets $40, halves s., quarters :! %.
Certificates of pac kagcs Of ~ Whole Tickets, $40
Do. do - al ~"
Do. do. 20 quarter 40 80
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ING WIL.LINM I.NND FOR sAIE

KIM W lI.ilNN i.Nhb VIZ IIsI
z y pursuanC" If y decree Ir nulnrch ID! klng u L!Iani tolilS
I Court. Nay terra, i-ir. ia n -ui ia CtaaScry, in "hrI Temple
L. Moore AMI others are r~lan't9>, aud John y. Fox and "tilrrs are
defendants. ard urdcr tie authority conferred upon me- by iha SAID
drcrrr \ special commissioner Of ihc Cont, shall proceed, on
Npntily. The IN dag uf July next, If fair, If not, The neat far day.
IL sell nirou the premises, at y bic auction, the Tfa"t Of Land
yir,tron Joseph c. FuN. deed, seized aud pus.rssed Of. and II pre-
SOM in occupation ri Temple {. Moore, lying III III" upper end Of
King william county, and aiIo!nin. the lands Of Richard Gwath-
rnry and Others, containing four hundred and seventy acres. more
ar les. j. considered L. be one Of the best tracts IN the neigh
brrhond 81 The river: The land i IN good farming condition, ana 4
GOOD portion of IL j. Curk land, part Ccarrdi there - more llud
~ good tlau l. necessary fox the supp ut Of the plantations. lie
improvements consist ui Il dwelling house. with SIX rooms, inuE
h-I,w stairs ana twn above, kitchen, barn. stable, &C., aud tinv-
inr ,n.In and peach orchards. Terms. Ia wit: 80 much of the
pnrcEa,c money 10 b. pail 10 the Commissioned III cas', on the day
al sale. n viii enable HIM Ia iHy the cost O! suit aud ihe expenses
rf r,T.I g The decree into effect. nt after d"ducting III" aihaint
al III. cr-i aud rNU"usr> fnrI iIr amount al SHE. III" purchaser
i :, ryc u bend fG tHt-i:tls uf nnc.tith 81 the remainder. pay
aide i. the frI dry 0f Jannafy. lsii: t!"n debating the amount
of the said twuhitls ii one Etih. the rr"IIiiiicE /: IL he difiicd
INTO seven rG'iil part. ah0nd Ia be given hy the purchaser for Two
of sad seventies, made payable also On the Isl day ui January.
lsil. WHEN possession j. 10 br given; for the remaining five sr-
vcu;l.s. bonds are 10 he given by the purchaser payable Al The fol
lnwinr periods, Ia wt: unr Of which i Ia hr made payable On the
first of January, Isle; on" other on tile 9Th day Of June, 1873;
pn- other on the Isl day OF Juac, lsIi, one other on the lst day
uf Jane, 1855, and thr other on the th Of September, ISIS. The
ny, last named bonds 10 carry interest from the Isl day Of Janua-
~, ~. and the Interest annually paid {" tho guardian Of the df.
fcrcnt lrga,crs until the principal III the said bonds becomes due:
all 10 be- secured by personal security, aEd a deed OF tm.i on the
land. !hMLo ~;
June y llD-wiwl COMMISSIONER.
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FAuouIER WulTE SULPHUR SPRING

THIS establishment, 40 miles from Alexandria, II. G., ana -
L from Fredericksburg, is again open for The reception OF com
pany, and will be conducted with more energy than ever. Every
thing within our reach will be done Ia make the guests more cont
Portable than here tofure-at the Bar, As weila in the Dining aud
Bed rooms. The Bathing establishment VIII be cnmplctc-srp-
plying Ea,hs with hot and cOla-ircrstonc or sulphur water NJ
plcasure-Thc lovers of music, will find tue Band unsurpassed.
1t may be- due 10 the public rs well n ourselves 10 say, me 'ir,
tues of the Waters have been suikingy cxcmrlIhed IN several
other cases Of DrgpsY this spring; 50 much 50, as 10 nave con
frmcd in the minds of many, the opinion, that an almost iniaHi-
BILE remedy for that affecting disease j. here afforded.
The better To accommodate I'll" public, arrangements have been
made for Keeping the establishment open the hhoit gtdr.-Ihc
charge for Board from 18th October To lst June, will be- barely suf-
icient to cover the additional expense, 50 per wcek-and during
the month IF June. and from the 18th September To 10Th October,
81 per week. From Isl July 10 18th sept, SO per week; PER
month, $50; for 2 months, $50; far tie season, commencing l1th
June, and ending LIST Oct.,) sSD; being less than - cents 4 day, IL
those whp stay the whole season. Board per day, -; meals anu
lodgings, 80 cents each. Children under II years Of age, aud
colored servants, half price; white servants tlrce-fulril price
horses 30 cents q day.
Triweckly Stages will run from Alexandria and Fncdcricks
burg; they viii bc dqly after lt July.
The subscriber, as superintendent, with the approval of tbs
President Of the Company, Mr. Jones Gtcen, has engaged the ser
vices of such assistants as entities him 10 hope tha, general salts
action will be given. DANIEL WARD.
Iupr1 ,-tl0Sur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

rTU THE PLANTERS OF VIHGiNiA-iest tu nGtrc civ
L III The Hap.rs II THIS morning >hon!d civrriSc L. mi>aprrciI,
sion On Tie pant uf The Planters, We viii state that tue inspcriIr
lists ~ all the WAREHOUSES arr nlcd up IL The luh nI neat month,
and we therefore request The PiiTt"r- not u pres their Tobarc.
into market before that tunn IL II cannot BE- conveniently taken
care If, ana the inspectors, under ft@s" circumstances, cannut b.
'r.r"n~i!is fvr any damage winch ally occur 10y reason Of una.
EnidaSlc exposure. MoSGh . SIhIP'N"b,
inspectors a. S1uctDc UgItaUH,r.
WRIN & MACON,
inspectors NJ pgHS Uar,i rrsr.
BCECH Z: GOODE.
Inspectors AZ S,aLrGDh'; UdrciUg,r.
In,c ~ lI-i
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T,liE subscribers, intending 10 remove on Carey street, OIL. I"
\ rent ont The Store they ri l,CSrnt occupy, situated On va u
street. the second door above The old Market. The terms Willie
accommodating, If immediate application bc made 1" ~, and pos
session gwen III July. I'LL q DAGNEn.
June 10th, $50. I'LL
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Strattou's Lottery Office.

TICKETS in all the Lotteries. and really lucky numbers, fol
L sale al S~IRArTON'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

FJALIFAX SULPHUR AND CliALiEEATE SPRiNtiS.-
Ill The undersigned, proprietor of the above watering place,
hereby informs his friends and The public generally. HAT his i'm
proyemcnts for the season, which will commence on the 29ih in
s,ant. viii hr compIebr by that time, aud will be amply sufficient
for the comfortable entertainment ul >nine hundred ma III! uf
two nurdird persons.
Its situation Is IN the main road leading from Milton \. G. by
Black Walnut 10 Carksvilc, in Mecklcnharg county, Virginia,
mud nearly GquidEtant from those two pniuts-siN miles from The
Nuth Carolina line, and twelve miles fium Halifax courthouse.
aud in an elevated aud beautiful region of country. The proper
ties Of the respective waters are indicated hv their names. The
water is strongly imprc grated with I'll phur, and also holds in 80.
luiion a portion If EPSON salts, Masncsia, aud perhaps a portion
Of Nitrr. though nothing like a correct analysis has been made
There Is also a large portion Of Supplemented hydrogen Gas IN this
water.
The discovery Of The Clialybeaic water is recent. and although
yielding IL the proper test, abundant evidence III the presence Of
iron has not been used enough 10 test is rcmtdialc agency To any
considerable extent.
OF the sulphur water, however, az a Tencdiair agent, much
more may Dc said, .ina>nurh a 1t has given many evidences Of
its pow els over The hnuan system III curing many cases of that
distressing affection called Dyspepsia, which has iiS seat IN dISor-
der uf the digestive apparatus; A.uc and Fever, tutan'nu> al
irctIu:IS, LAYER disease, SC, &c, @iEiu., aS IL were, new nc
aud Energy 10 parts, The functions 0f winch had been interrupted
for a time, aud consequently 'eStorin. aud .tEin" new 'Inlr.ision>
10 ihr whole system.
With The above preparations, together with 4 d,lehilEl. bathing
establishment, 4 large ami cumiu:ia!lr ball room, anil cNc,'rut
band Of music constantly at the place, the W"grricr iupr> 10 rem
der comfortable all VINO may choose la call on him with 4 view IL
the curative influence OF the mineral waters, bath, &r, or for 'Gc
innocent amusement. of the ball room.
,IlTNRY EhS'.EG
June ~ l2-i!aiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit of the town Of
Wcl!shurG-Cla>> No. i, lar 1870: 10 he drawn at Alexandria, Va,
On Saturday, iiih July, iSm.
C4riru,.-Sio.G 800, $1,000, 5000, - 600, $3.50, s~2,2F7-50
rri2cs 0f 81 ,mU, 80 Of $500, Dof Saa0, &C. Thirteen Drawn Nos.
in each package Of - tickets. Tickets $40, halves s., quarters
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

Drawing Of the New Jersey Lottery, Class y, drawn June ~.
ii 45 2I 4 i6 II 56 - Is 40 80 & - Go
Whole ticket, Nos. II Is ~, a prize of $500, Sold aud cashcd by
STRATTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for cn!owing the !cesbnrg
Academy and for other Purposrs-ClasS NJ. Il, for 1910: To be
drawn AT Alexandria, Va, Saturday, July 18th. lsi1.
iFtLiANI SCurHr.-&iA,Gpp, $4,000, $4,000, S5GG), $4,000,
S~3,J3.I-j IL $2,uJj, 5ut 81 ,r), - al $l,uOl, - ii 500, - ot
S:MI, 80 rf $50, &c. Thirteen drawn Nos. uat III -. Tickets
only so. halves -. quarters 81 ~.
Certificates Of packages OF - Whole Tickets, $3.50
D. do. - Half do. Is
DO. d.. - Quarters do. - 50
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N1RGIx1A STATE LorrEGY. far rnAnninr The Lce.n.

Certificates Of Packages Of 81 WInlc Tickets, $3.50
Do. 10. - Half do. -
Do. do. 81 Quarter do. ~ 30
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NOTICE.-Messrs. Phippsn & lanrs having by a decd Of the
~ Ilth uIi., transferred 10 ne their property, debts, and effects,
| have, with the appreciation 81 The principal creditors, who aIr
therein provided Tor, employed said l.. & }. 10 close the business
As sn.ciiy a, practicable. 10 effect this object. they VIII sell thr
stock an hand. far cash or town acc tanccs: Ferrous from thr
ttrtugy, in " ~ &c ...aI--. -" .a-E- 'w#, #"1i ."' = - '"~-- go
ier.-r in .iyr ilrm a call before purchasing tl>aw here.
Tie subscriber being DESTROYS IL close this concern Wit. aS III.
lie DELAY i. possible, Mr. Jones, one rf the agents, Hil call nfnn
all those indebted to the firm, by mole, bond or open account, Tor
settlement.
hope their customer. in the country viii anticipate MS WISH,
,rI rr,uurr I, close their Respective accounts wItlnrt delay.
80 RICHARD WHITFIELD, Trustee.
NJ, !l-t
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HoYT,S COURT or FORTUNE.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JULT.
Hir-inia StNte Lottery.

n ~. HOYT SolicitS The early attention of his friends in .h
~. country to The following rich schemes Ia be drawn in Jul.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

NOTICE 10 TOBACCO hANGFAtTl EriS.--fh " sua.cri.
y L~f, u. the Sh"ckor Foundry are prepared al .h'ii nniI'" "a
fl,uisi ln'lcca Press. aud Screws CfUrrrrH description, T"llcro
Bands f;wn 4 new Cpu>iiartwn Invented Icy themselves Gu!
much approved, vita every niiicr atli'i' mat my ~ wanted ~
that lln- Of business. warranted u; ~" hc,i mat rid- aud wort
mau>hip, aud upon n favourable term: as tl"E cln - nrucircd
in ms r,uutry. TALBOTr < BROTHERS.
Iuug % list n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-03

~ 7. cONSr0CE'S Vocal Gymnasium and ivccum for Eiucu-
~ tmL. ph.l.irirhtl. Tins institution / upng from IN, U,t OF
Sent, n,,r ,i the ia.t Of Junt-jUly and AlGnst Il IN" vacation
rrr,rrlI>, An t.STou. Of instruction. ctlrf iur the cure of sm1-
rrcrirg. Ltypng, OF Improvement N !inrGt"H, may team III" ru.-
hirinp, az ANDREW CDM%TU;E, u. ~,
No. l1 Mulberry lirh5 street, lnlli.iphra.
.Dr Con>tuct's Remarks on SfaInuIcTing, certificates nf
c.rcs. aud The mnrurrou- recommendations which he has obtained
of his S.<,cw al posd! GymtaSthS, are appended 10 his circular,
which shall be- sent 10 any one g ho may wish T. Learn more upon
the subject OF his institution. Satisfactory references W!Il be
given in the principal cities throughout the Union.
I,,.I T-ims
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HOIT7S Lottery and Exchange Office,
pJlEIINnNh

Drawings sent Immediately after they arc over 10 all who ord
a above
June u Io-iu
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Amelia Springs, June lst, 1870.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-13

tvcs of the U. s. from 1877 10 1920 and
in the Senate from 1926 to 1927 inclusive
and we're on Intimate terms
Gen Harrison is a scholar and gentle
man = as well as a soldier and statesman.
Few men in the U. States are better verscd
IN military science and history. As
speaker his voice and articulation are
clear and distinct, his dction is pure aud
classical aud his eloquence persuasive and
impressive. He stood high as Representa-
tive and Senator and on military subjects,
he was especially instructive and edify-
ing.
As man and a citizen, his character is
unexceptionable. He is liberal, kind and
humane. Instances Of his kindness to his
soldiers, and his commiseration for the de-
fenceless inhabitants of the frontier, when
exposed to the merclless savages, might be
mentioned truly interesting and affecting.
Sure am, were Gen. Harrison as well
known here as he is at home no man would
be more popular or better loved.
Thong he has been long and high in
public life, he is comparatively poor hav-
ing not only applied faithfully, the public
funds with which he was entrusted, to
public uses, but having expended much OF
his own fortune to relieve the dlstresses
of his countrymen.
| am with sentiments of sincere respect.
Your friend &C., JOHN HOLMES.
Hon. Moses CARLTON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-02-13
THE WING ASSOCIATION.

We are happy to announce that the Hon.
Elisha II. Allen of Bangor, has accepted an in
vitation from the Bath Wing Association to
deliver an address before that body on the even
ing of the 22nd inst. By reference to another
column in our paper of today, it will be seen that
the General Committee of the Association have
procured the use of the Town Hall for the occa-
sion, and invite the citizens generally of this and
the neighboring towns, to be present at the
meeting. We can promise rich treat to all who
win attend. Mr. Allen is well known as a
vigorous and eloquent orator, ever ready to up
hold the right and expose the wrong-as one
to whom the history and policy of the Country
are perfectly familiar, and by whom the services,
the merits of the distinguished Statesman, hero
and patriot under whose banner the Wings are
now rallying as one man, are fully appreciated ,
and portrayed in manner which will carry con-
viction to every candid mind.
We will avail ourselves of this opportunity to
call attention to the Assoeia ton which has been
formed by the Wing young men of Bath. The
object of this Association is one which cannot but
be approved by all who would see the country
freed from the oppression and Encouragement,
under which the people have so long groaned.-
Its roll of members already exhibits the names of
many of the most active and influential young
men ofthe town, and others are daily joining
them. The steps they nave already taken rebound
much to their credit and give earnest that they will
proceed with undiminised ardour, and, we trust,
with corresponding success. We hope that all
the young Wings of the town will see the pro-
priety Of becoming members. Let none hang
friends are endeavoring to spread the truth-to
expose the corruption and yenality of the present
administration-and to place in their proper light
the principles by which they wish to be govern
ed, principles which have received the appreciation
of such men as Washington, and the host of
contemporary patriots who gave this country its
independence. who framed for it system Of gov
eminent, better than which, when rightly ad-
mnistered, cannot be found on earth, who trans
mittcd, that independence and that frame of
government to their children, unmpaired and
unshaken-with the solemn injunction to pre-
serve them in their purity and bequeath them,
in turn, 10 posterity, as the richest legacy they
can receive. Let none hesitate or waver in
this good work. Throughout the land our friends
are forming similar associations. Let US not be
behind hand. We have set example to the
Wings of this Slate-let not our course be
retrograde. Let us-let all of us-go toward
with determination to persevere; to do what
ever lies in our power to contribute to the res
toration of that policy and those principles, by
conformity to which the republic attained an
eminence it now is in danger Of losing, and which
alone can preserve our institutions, our country
and ourselves, from heavy calamity at least
if not from utter destruction.