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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01


Dis7 REssrxa AccIpENr--MAFY LIVES hO N
The Quebec Gazette of the 9Th inst. s'a''
about III O'Clock on the morning of that dav ~
mass Of Cspe Diamond, with the wall NV" "a
Governors Garden to the base fthe o''ao'' "a
way, and buried under masses OF stone ~. cs
the houses ia Champlain street, opposite ""
tom House. About buildings in all are o''~ ,,o,
Part or tho inmates wore at work, but H"W,
ed that between twenty and thirty persons v" I'D
the houses. Thirteen dead bodies had Oe'' - n
from the ruins. Some were alive ana so"
hospital. 81 a..e A,S1
! The Montreal Courier OF thelsth says hra@
/ who arrived from; Quebec Yesterday, mas mail
US that when he left at half past o c'o'N .,d M
day evening 2B bodies had been reco'' ooa.1
The ruins, NJ or lS. Of which were deaa -, sf|
them 80 much dis6gursd and rnuiillaaee .,sss|
lenuid scarcsly DO rscvgpsA ed from Fps" 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

. y. ,-G.-,. I4U 81 L" llY l2O
Asthoy stand in the above table the Wing ma.
joriiy 10 49--lllinois, mississippi IL Alabama will
probably elect 3 Wings at least, and 8 locofocos
The yacancy in Pennsylvania will be filled by a
Wing witho,,. doubt, when The House will stand
az follows: sE fsss's sn& &t1es - n ~.
Wings, btggs, & 7laas s,ia IA yG. sas
Locos, 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

q WooL. We commend TO the special considera-
ton OF wool growers the article on this page OF our
paper, on the preparation Of wool for market.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

. Wing maj. rs
Included in the list of Whigs are severa"imprac.
,icabies' who cannot be rolled upon. They will
go with the wings on some questions and on 9TH
ers will not. ysEs sf }h
In the las, Congress the Loco majority was III .
The Democracy--the People have done won
ders. a....i s.s 49,, stsss st35 i'rl r,t,
There are in the United States about 1850 sets
Of woolIen machinery, costing $4,000 each Iich
makes the hole capital invested not more than
$l5, 100000. The number of sheep estimated
three yearsago, andit cannot be less move, TO be
l5. 100000 l'Eiis average value land necessary
for their support is not less than $40 per head,
which makes the sum of one hundred and fifty nll-
lions nfdollags invested in wool growingi more than
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01


THE Ca E Of MLwom.-The Supreme Coua
made the following order in the case, on ThursdF
morning: So
TuE ProPLE Us. ML EoD The defendant. vi"
stands charged By indicimrnt with the crime Of mG,
der, havingbeen brought into Court by the shep
Of the county of Niagra, by virtue OF a writ of n
beos corpus, and motion hav wing been modo ~
his discharge, and il beng Improbable that M
court will be able TO render its judgment 10 M
premises at the present Term. Ii ishereiore ordnh
that ,hed. fendantbe commiitedso The custody oIls
Sheriff OF the city and county Of New York unNl
| the further order of the court When the lan'H
has been made the Sheriff ofNiagra will DO no he|
ger chargeable with the custody OF the dels''l
ant.
I Gov SEWARD had communicated to The Legsa'
ture message in relation TO M'Leod in which 10
says thar stno arrangement whatever,Ot any A,o'
or for any purpose. has been entered INTO Oy w"
department, with the Executive Of the U. S'a's'
concerning that individual" \
lie adds-"The Assembly is respectfully ASSURE
that under no circumstances, will any arra"ss"'a
or proceeding be entered into or Permi''ea' W."
the consent Of this department, the effect OF "'.
might be to compromib in the least deg's'
irigh:s, dignity, or honor Of this State
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

Lansing, 'rompkins Co, N. Y, Feb. 90, 1910
AS Vermont is The first wool growing Stats IN
the Union, in proportion to its population, ought
we no, TO be little ambitious about the reputation
Of our wool in all respectsa And would not all
our newspapers be doing their readers acceptable
service by devoting lille attention to this sub
iecte
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25


VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass ]. for 1871 n he
drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, The 3D. July lsl
CopaL-s3oOo, l0o0 1000 1000, 25U0 0l7 100 prizes Of
1000, &c. ID number loltery-l2 drawn ballots.
Tickets slo-halves s5-quarers So -.
Certificates of Packages Of rs Whole Tickets, $40
Ito. do 25 Hail do rs
Do. do 23 Quarter do 70 so
On Saturday. 10th July, 1884, the VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA
LOTTERY, Glass C. for s4 will be drawn Alexandria Va
Grand Copita,s-s25 Ooo 0OO 10 1000 900 Sa
$500 so prizes of 0G0, % OF $50 300 Of liA, &c. &r
.5 number Lottery-l3 drawn ballots
Tickets only slO-hslyes g quarters 81 80.
Certificates of Packages of . Whole Tickets, sIa1
DO do 25 Quarter do - so
VIRGINIA MoNuSGALA LOTTERY, Glass II, for ls4l, to
Grand Copfais-s3ONOO 10000 5000 $780, 3ooO $500 95
Of 800 80 Of 1000, 5noi a5o-75 Of 2ou, &c.
7e number I.oiteY-4 drawn ballots.
Tickets slO-halves S5-qnarers 50 So
Certificates Of Packages of &c Whole Tickets e3o
DO. do. &c Half do. ca
DO. do. &c Quarter do 81 so
Saturday. 9th July, Isal, the VIRGINIA LEEsBURG
LOTTERY Class X is4l, viii drawn Alexandria va
Brilliant Seaem,2 Capitals Of $40 amounting $4,000
5000 $780, 3o7o 5000 40 Of 500 50 Of $50 60 of 900,
Certificates of Packages of p Whole Tickets slao
p Do dS 3 anaa., do do. s. s. 50
VIRGINIA LEEsBuRG LOTTERY, Class L. for ls4l, 10 be
drawn Alexandria, Va, Saturday, the 3ls July, 1871.
Grand sehems-s3 ooU ooo 6ooO $780, 1000 $500 900,
l747 25 of 1000, IS Of 5Oo Is Of 200, 300 of 2oo &C.
Tickets slo-halves S5-quarers 50 so.
IS no. Lotery-l3 drawn ballots.
Certificates Of Packages Of p Whole Tickets $3.50
DO. do. % Half do. IS
Do. do. IS Quarter do. ~ 50
Orders for tickets any of the above lotteries will be an
swsred by mail and the Star, containing The drawing VII
be sent 10 all who order OF ID. N. HOff & ":
June % II"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25
an1;nn;rg Me Dcril round tie stump

The M,d;sonan and the r. Wing are making light
-four Constitutional scrupcs about "tne assent o e
States" We turn them over to Alr. Gay LOT TUE hn
swer We take with him the broad position, that te
powers of the Federal Government cahno' oe
ed by the grants consent OF any STATE OF States
short of the number Of z, or & raher whose concur.
,encc ~ necessary to give validity 10 IN amendment
and we 20 step further, that this consent mus
he uyen by amendment according to The forms Ci the
(,o1st;tution If any new powers are acanttng they
must be given in that ray, by the States the Part es 10
The compact This theory was put forth by old George
Clinton when he gave his casting vote against the re-
newal of tie charter Of the first Bank OF Inc u o-anu
the Republican party have gwen II their cofaia
throughout. II. ,h;
The Sladsonian, however, processes to yield TINS
Ground of assent but attic mpts 10 start II IN another
firm. Along with the Wing, it claims the power 10
establish Bank in the District, and then ciallns lot
Stale right 10 take off branch INTO her own oofu.i
g NV COMPACT" Thus after all the assent oil single
slate il sufficient whether you take it one way or ihe
other. to enage the powers Of the Govefnmeht) nc
anomalous dnctrne ofthe MadIsonan IS thus put iof'h
"The power banks in the n ~ ."ns,, b
as complete am r within H. limits Now drop and
h District and suppose Virginia be operated on by Tue sane
ies re 10 h hs, nrosprritv What il Virginia created
hank Of thirty millions, with liberty 10 nc directors VI , -,
hanc in The District Columbia il Congress would grah rs
% rray tl US thou ardent slicker for the Constitution IN
wbat would Virginia violate her owl aonst,Hon VI % III
tights Of others suppose that Virginia should a1no s
heard Of directors establish branches IN each OF Tie states
Il The States could be procured what new P
Id he added 10 her. right Of other would be IN
nncd The truth is that the whole inaer stands on compact
between who have full power to contract s.a ~
- ,ower In contract without the assent n congress, ana m
Ewing simply proposes contract between a. he oe
Legislature the District, and The staes-ths e
sent of Congress in advance"
We shall, the proceedings Congress shall make 1t
necessary, 90 more fully into the argument hereafter
a, present we must say that the soPhsms Of the pre-
eeding statement are formed upon series fassump
tons, not of which is proved There Is mol SCUM
link in the whole chain.
1st Admitting, for the sake of argument, that Con
ore IS can incorporate Bank in the District yet wnat
follows That any species of Bank can he neorpoll,
ted in that District or in any fort magazine, afseha''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

A Washington scribher Of the rhadelphnia, "UnIted
States Gazette is right Whether "Mr Clay IS as
usual, and tranquil, he certainly does ho'o 10
his Ina nd the helm of the Senate.
In pursuance of his policy, we suppose the minority
will have to be beaten by 'the eloquent majority Of
numbers alone" The Baltimore Patriot of Tuesday
shows ts how lie gave the cue to his clan. "Mr Clay
Yesterday laid down the true course Tor the Wings, at
This extraordinary session Of Congress-"make no an
swcrs to the speeches of the Opposition, but in
sures."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

VIRGINIA IEESEURG LOTTERY, Class for 1871 10 IL.
drawn ut Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Sd July, 1871.
Cay,asSaOO0 10 600, and 100 prizes Of 81 &C. &c
Tickets only slO-halves S5-quarrrs s. -.
certificate Of package Of IS whole tickets S30-san in
proportion
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY, Glass 6, for lsil 10
be drawn At Alexandria, Va, Saturday, U,h July, Isii.
CaphosSOOO, 1900 lOOJO, 5000 aud 80 prlzes lGC0
&c, &C.
Tickets sIO-lialves s5-quar,ers 81 80
proportion
VIRGINIA MoNoNGAIIA LOTTERY, Glass H. for 1884, To
be drawn n Alexandria, Va, Saturday, 7h july 1911.
CGpitals-s3D,GO0 10000, 80 prizes Of l.On0 &c &C.
Tickets Sl0-halves S5-qmaners s. 80
certificate Of package Of ~ whole tickets s30-saes in
proportion
VIRGINIA LEESBtRG LOTTERY, Class K, for leiI 10 BIZ
Iro Capitals Of S01O EACH 40 prizes of $50 car &C. &C.
Tickets only Sl0--halyes Sj-quar,crs 81 50.
certificate Of package Of y whole tickets 3J-acs in
proportion.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass l.. for 1871 10 be
drawn nj Alexandria, Ea Sairrds", 3lsi July, 1871.
Splendid Shsm,S n00 10000 5000 5000 prizes Of 600
% do Of 500 . do of 300, 900 do. Of 200, &C.,
Tickets only Sl0-halvrs S5-Qnartrrs 81 80.
certificate Of package Of % whole tickets S20-shacs In
proportion.
OF For Tickets and Shares, and Certificates of Packages
tile above splendid Lotteries address
d. S. GREGORY d co. Managers, Richmond IN
: An account Of each drawing will be over
all Who order " above.
June 25 l3-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

A. rt,o- sond ~, ,1 foH TIE E.VQt7RfR.
WI. a,,.ar;a. Wv psee cut rom TINS morn
p ~, s;,'ais h".,' a''"s'e I,'Heh 'ANi'
t' h>l s,"p',' us.l',s MS 'r"ow o'm"'"
~ i's =. f,n wan '''', ~ 'e eonno"
,,', - AZ 7. 'Fr. -
r'ee' mn, - ''e o.'p :. wy eo'
sca"' Cef.a'hy' s"e s'pu p'"Ee ~ n,e:''nl nave
song p,euy pass ''le't 'sen's eanno. eecl any
sss''i' once, "ho'' .nry my ."''N ots' qua
''l'Tu - 90 J"suce 70 the c",Zehs ' hchmohT; more
"heh ihe present incumbent mas i!Ved IN
aehlnoha almost all his lie but II appears That no
nan can De elected 10 any Office, particularly II he
snooa.' w'Inou' beng attacked ny the venom and
POISONOUS mal'ce oil The Wing Look, for instance, at
s,,,. - j." ~. s,ay poce o'csfs' also AZ Tie
Pc and ' Sap'; YIN ~ wren
e o'tethess auu douse vi the " ing mas caused many
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

We are, We shrewdy suspect, not very much IN the
pnod graces Of Mr. Wise; and shall scarcely conci-
late hun by laying the above parallel before The public
But nothing shall prevent US from thanking him Tor
his manly struggle to close up this fountain of bitter
waters during the ,choie session lie Is more any
ious to save the rights sf the South than 10 carry TIE
favore schemes Of the Wings, By snap Judgment
and for this preference he deserves the thanks oil all the
South If the Wings were so very ANXIOUS 10 pro-
coed 10 business, without tramplng upon the fshs
the South, why did they not move their now favor,te
mannuvre, The prerious question, upon the 2lst rule
and let il be carried al once:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

RICHMOND HiRaETs-JyrE2i.
Tnn,'co--Iil" market steady
'n:~, common - 81 ~, manufacturing do :; -
- ~, riliins - 5u good 50 - TIM
shipping s. - IL -, rstra mlnuacturn. so q J..
NHEAI-G0a l05,-tsir mi.rS have ceased u hrs.
coKN-a ccnt>,-Ia demand
U4Ts-.jD cents per blsl!rl from depot and wagons.
NlSFREE y WILLIAMSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

4 CHOICE LIBRARY AT AUCTlON.-The LARGE and ,:lna
~ bic Library late Professor ionnyca.tlr be- sold,
The University Virginia, Friday afternoon the !nd ii July
The Alumni aud others, who attend, invited
themselves of This opportunity obtain books
The Administering hy
LUCIAN < JOHN b. MINOR, .7rem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

SivAGONS. HARNESS. &c.-Wagons, carts aud Draws WIN
/ " Of Wagon Harness and Gear every
criiion made Tie renicLa, Va, and 10:
IN 18th street.
June - l4-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

win him. ROBERT MIL,
agent fer III, Richmond Enquirer, III. Hksg,
National Intelligence and Southern Literary Messenger.
Juno 25 Il-2
rs tHANIERY.-EiR.iSiA:-At Circuit Superior Court 81
Law and Chanrc, the county Of Amelia, held al the
Conr, house thereof on TUESDAY the 2mh Of April, 1871:
William Cicves, Willie Cheves Eunyrll Adfldse and Wary
his wife, lasil Jefferson aud Sarah his wife, Plaintiffs
against
Henry Cheves Reuben yrick and Mary his wife, frnr
Mary Chicyes deceased Henry T. Eas Sheriff aud Adm
Of said Mary Myrick and The ad Mary late EecuS
Of John chieve, deceased, and Henry H. Sonta, sheriff and
Administrator IL bonus Of SAID John Cheves, Deis
The death Of Burwc Alddee being suggested,
is Ordered, That the be- revived IN the of -
Administrator Of aid Bnrwe Aldr-r by If
ties William r. ChieveS, Administrator Of CONWAY, who
ternarricd with Martha Ciryrs vi nf John
Chcve, and Alexandria Addrr be admitted their
tive motions Plaintiffs this cause the
10 be heard the papers formerly read, argued by
counsel On consideration whereof the Court DOTH m
al PARTIES set aside Tie order made al r last recunmtns
the report of Commissioner Lawson, ed in this and the
Of Henry H. Soulha Administrator de bnS 81 John
Cheves deceased, ben The a settlement and report c
10 this Court. And the Cont doth, with the like consent,
adusr, order and decree thar John r. Eoinm who rry
appointed for that PURPOSE sci! al The to house
ul Amelia nj public auction Court day. fer cash. the
slaves the proceedings mentioned, Randolph, Caroline,
purca Mil. and simon such fhcm heretofore have hccn
der sale the e. bidder be effected for lrm ir
purchaser the lowest bid 10 he paid y the Commissioner
r s u the sale IL Those of The slaves sold the highest
bid Aud the Court doth further order that the said Commission
make dcne Of the proceeds OF said
in The Bank Of Virginia. R'clmon the credit this
and that he make report 10 this Court order final decree.
Cory-Te,tr,
May r. rIrrL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

The Richmond Wing, mho Is 'nLf-fcn, 10 principle.
Constitution the C9nn,fy, tia; Il stacks to ts
p1r,y-aho will 90 FIR any sort Of Bank, Tar':f, Dis
tr'buon, what not and Il .tnld . 10 HI, I"
TILL he goes is -iaculinG for Constitutional
-cruples about branching o'a National Bank into The
States. We advise him 10 read mhat lis ally, la
Lynchbug Vrginan, says about this ''assen; Of III"
otates-and still more refer him Mr.. Clay for
answer II happens for once, in many years. that
lgrre with Mr. Clay upon Constitutional point--and
ma happens on the very question about which thu
Wing ~ pleased IL lash 'te purists and sophis.s o
Coston and oar .charactersllc snnh;sm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

IIHIl ACADEMY

THE Of this school will close for the present
the last II June and viii be- resumed the .ti If Jny.
This Academy, long and Ivouby known, i con;a"ou~
cdice situated tie Red onsc between Milton
LrcsbIs n-.borhood distinguished alike for health ani
mpiOn :rGm The temptations vice, with which village nca
usually attended and by fom all
directions. The subscriber a:ng had several years expc.cmc
teaching, IL enable him 10 rive ir most satisfactory tr-ii
II his qualifications, he pledges i. spare pains
promoting the intellectual aud uufa Improvement OF The rn!s
eui-icd Ia hIS car,r In addition the usual studies th
>rlo, the Els Classical departments
thu French a Spanish languages Afforded when
desired. Defamation mud composition VIII bc attended to-
had and respectable families
lie Acul M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25


The following is brace Of porais of the same
gentleman drawn by the Charleston Courier Of The 2Isi
(Whic)-and the Washington Correspondent Of the
Columbus (O) Statesman, (Republican) The former
is Speaking Of the resolution Of Mr. Stuart to put oil
The Abolition battle to the next session. IN order for
Tho extra session TO act and carry out the Wing mca
surcs of Bank Distribution, Public Debt Nc, &c
The Statesman Correspondent is speaking Of Mr..
Wise's speech on Mr.. Fornancc's motion TO reconsi-
der:
"Mr A. H. Stuart Virginia "Mr nscrsoll old
Wing and southern, "fe at dcs"'e u years ago he was
ieted the House enabled u AGO he was considered
proceed the transaction OF IN eloquent ana an esAn man
h.urss MI important His speech was powerful "nr,
coniry The Wings rn and produced quite an effect IN
lied 10 the credit Of this The House lie called nr"n
a,ranpcmeni ms The entire af Southern gentlemen 10 with
NATIVE vote composed him and strike al the fountain 81
exclusively Of Whss,N"ren bitter abo
The lG3 of be Of English discovery and e
more motley caracrrNor. called upon the representatives
ern Wha l. a. a. Adams of the only free nation under The
r Of The Nays Northern DEM" star JeSecd canopy {" God Y"
sou,cru Wings ncludins English dictaon and English
impr,ctcalle and two monde ins"'ence
H. The object This morning, after the journal
tion was 10 arrest unprod,a read Mr. Wise commenced
be am peros discussion, and pow speech upon me nn
therefore Mr. j. O. Adams OPP ton mate BY Mr. F"rnance Of
could only have been to vote ~ "tn tnr rules I" e
consume session IN matter last HOUSE. WIN lc
foreign special purposes 81 ne a rule were ah"pn
AMI make political capital cut al y he Irncsr1ch III Tue DEBATE
h n ,l, IN. object Of Mr. iie stopped turned pale and fell
Wise could have been notnanpon hc sea- aplsn?
hi mischief he the very have nce hrah 'u nc pfoSr
incarnation of mischief andla blood fess' ahn Wds no
whether he continues Wing OF likry th recover. un 'ih
- ,,o,ro, as we wish such be- tie for
Uoui) would rejoice 10 see Henry L. WISE, WIN az nv -
H. counc suchcentrlcity patriot. and The
n,n,cr ~ turbulence and honest of his party
.,,r. in my humble opinion, IN the
" House. He Is r.t and wrong
lin equal parts-a creature Of I'M
pulses, he mounts over every oh
lslac!e and pursues what h. be
i,cves 10 he the path of tight in
spite Of friend foe. lie Is a
lltle misunderstanding married
John Sergrant's daugher-and
a little VAN II being the leader
of the third party, the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25
4 COI!-Tt,tr
May, leil. EGBERT G. LEIGH, Clerk

The parties interested hereby notified, that have appoint
ed Wednesday, the 18th day uf August next
the re rred TO by the foregoing Decree which
they requested 10 attend office, DenEsvi Am
county O'clock, a. NJ it papers they intend tc
file in the FaBIUS LAWSON, { oE,nis ,ionrr.
10th June, 1871. a-wjw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

NoTcE-My Agent, Charles b. I'LL, is this time,
collecting Accnnack and Northampton counties The
subscribers in those counties WILL doubt lr prepared Ia settle
with him. ROBERT NIL,
agent fer NJ, Richmond Enquirer, III. Hk'g,
National inteigenosr and Southern Literary Messenger
Junr a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

A REDUCED PRicESlD bales heavy No. Cotton Olnt.
"A hurg with other Doncscs, rratcn;ary manufacture
sale, by the bale piece, AT the
rENIrESTliRY STORE, ilA stree.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25
SPLENDID LOTTERIEs For Jr,I.y

ID. NJ. Hoyt i Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office.
RICHMOND, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

Observation-Disclosures b. shaw VIII open hIs Classical
- ana Mathematical School The Isl 81 October ncNt
apartments under the Unitarian Church. FIR particulars
Of instructions apply 10 Henry Clarke firm Of Cotton
Clarke, Main street, Richmond.
June - li-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25
J. q. GREGORY s. Co.., Managers.
SPLENDID PRIZES ron III,


Oce Nam, I'd dcOr br!0E Nam lara STREETS
RICHMOND, EIRGtSA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25

Orders for tickets any of the above lotteries will be an.
swered hy mail and the STAR containing the drawing VIII
be sent all who order OF ID. M HOYT CO
June % Ia-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-25
R.;e. II Taitio.
SO per session

E.:Er ~ Jaif0a
For Elementary English branches SO per session
For Ancient Languages H.
Board including washing, &c, i1fcr session ~
five months. FIELD a. CLAIBORNE.
The undersigned most III whom patrons ni the aboy"
school take pleasure IN stating that they deem themselves
fortunate in arin. procured tr services ~ Mr. tibofn:
Instructor their Academy The pursued b. him tor
la. without exception given entire satisfaction tn.
therefore, with The confidence IN him, that recommend
the school 10 the public
y. DURHAM, r. !. SMITH,
]. RilNEf, y... Jas. ". JEffREYS,
J T.. RilNEY, t DAVID POINTER,
JOHN McADEN, WM. SMITH,
June - l-i3Ob
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-08

The Richmond star says -" 4 aeullc.
man, for whose word We will sanch. Ia,
mst returned from Charlottesville, and Ia.
forms asol The extraordinary fact that there
y living near that place, negro wunan
aged ono hundred and h,rieea gsars, who
Is now ba,ing growth Of her Alrd set Of
heth she already has three white, sound
ind handsome new front teeth, most ex.
lra"sdlnary circumstance, but Of It's truth
there Is no doubt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-08
WONDERFUL INDEED

The following, taken from the Eas,on
1azet'e,' IS certainly astonishing. We
heard the following particulars, few DAYS
since, Of an almost miraculous transition
from disease and infrmity to health and
ugoF, 10 the person Of Mr.. Isaac Newman,
Of Somerse! County, Nd. Mr.. 81. for sey
eral years bad been confined to his house
by severe affection which disabled him
from walking, and from The free use Of hts
arms and neck. Ga Saturday night last,
he vas expected to die, but 10 a few hours
became better; on Monday evening, and
during The prevalence Of thunder storm,
found, when he awoke, that he bad the en-
tire use Of a bis limbs. lie arose from hrs
bed, dressedhrnseif and walked about the
house. Mr.. N. remembers to have expe.
Henced a peculiar sensation in his whole
system during bic sleep, and from all The
circumstances 10 other conclusion can be
arrived al, but that the agent of this won
derful cure was electricity. II at teas, fur
nIshes subject for much scientific specu
lation,