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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21
sOUTHwEsTERN R0AD.

Meetings Of the People have been held, or are
being held in most Of the Counties in South Yves
tern Virginio, favourable to the construction Of
MAdamzsd road from some pon, on James River
to the Tennessee line. We have been requested
TO publish most Of the pr1cssdIngs-which the yolu.
minous proceedings Of Congress have prevented
our doing. We are not to be supposed the less
flvounJy disposed to the enterprise on that account
Prom the lights now before u.s. we deem the i'm.
provement one Of the most important to the Com
monweaIIh. One which vii, develop the rich re-.
sources Of region, now virtually cut Of from a
market. Twill enrich the Elstas wei. as the wcs'
and # the James River aud Kanawha improve.
ment should have thc eff ct Of carrying the Noun.
tain taje to Cincinnati instead Of 10 Richmond, thii
South Western work ~i.l compensate the Ioss. Bu
without respec to tho benefits to accrue 10 the East
Il is doc 70 the Southwestern People--if they pu
their shoulders 10 the whee.-that they be aided by
the State 10 gaining an uoeoss to a market.
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RICH MO ND.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. July o.,

! The House OF Representatives, 10y the zone hon,
Rule" and the vigorous application Of the Prev;op,
Question, Is treading upon the heels OF the S,,,t,
IL has passed the Land Bill, the Loan Bill-,he Ord
nance Bill for the navy, and it was expected 70 me-,
finally, Monday, upon the Fertilization Bill Tb.
Senate in the meantime has done little or po,h
ins-bai listen TO the long winded harangues Of Io
eoioco Senators. The Bank bill has been Iinserins
IN that body for three weeks, assiied in ever shane
and form by the most absurd and ridiculous amend
men's-brought forward obviously for Illustration
and delay. But Notwithstanding all this waste Of
time, the Locos continue to beg foe one day moro
and when the patience of Wing Senators and of the
country is worn threadbare, and an ntma,ion is
thrown out that unless the game OF delay is abandon
ed, the majority will be compelled to adopt means
similar to those Of the House. to despatch the public
business It is met ith a hideouS how and terrible
threats Of spng the last drop of blood sooner than
submit to such tyranny. We hope the Wings OF
the Sesa'e will disregard such Glamour, and resor.
to whatever eNpedicnt may be Necessary to perfec,
the legislation demanded 10y tho People. There
needs no stronger argument in favor of such course
than the ac' tina, the Senate, cousistn: OF - mem
bcrs, has fallen for in the rear OF the House. COM
posed OF 2iS, aud this too, in the teeth Of the as
=
Of the session tina; there was no occasion 70. haste
as the Senate mus; keep, without an effort, far in
advance Of the House. Without a change, it IS
ma nlfost that the Senate effect nothing Ii the
Loccs desis; from their fctoas { .rse-that will
do. But otherwise, the majority must, and the
sooner they DO i, lhs better-impose the same, or
sm.'r restrictions to those, which have had so sal
u;ary m influence IN the House. III, cry Of Gag,
n,ed not alarm the Wings They cannot adopt a
course which wa prove popular q, to arrest the
Loco ioco ciarrlEI Of words. The people desire
more action and less speaking. Any man can per-
ceivc this who will mix with a crowd for half an
hour and converse on public fairs. Ga all SIDES
he will heaF complaints OF waste OF time and money
from too much speaking in our legislative Halls to
the serious derimsni OF the public interest. IL
Wing Congress will correct this great and growing
evil, they wall reap rich reward in the applause OF
their cOuniTymen
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rtjee'l | say dares not reject. because n. adj
Noeates the policy Of receiving the Abolition Pet
uons-he policy Of soothing the Aba'i ,ionsis and
their friends, who cannot take the di,,ne,ion h.-
tween right to pc,i'ion for what is cons,,le.,d
grievance, and the right petition Tor what Las been
seeded not to be grievance. And yet, IN view OF
'ne sdviee even by him to adopt this iine OF policy
as The sal he Srrogetes to himself oil the courage
anu iniep' .enee. lie asks, "why not learn the
truth, and do whatever may seem necessary fer our
protection. Sus, We do not wish to lie informed;
We are bold enough and ready enough to defend our
rights, let the attack be ever SO secret, Ir The
N"rihorn people, sympathzing with the A uoIition.
ISIS consider the dcnhl OF the right 10 re i;ion for
Ile aoo"uon oil slavery, such grievance as To
"et resort 10 their natural rights necessary for the
personal or national preservation Of reputation what
NIsmAn or Southron is there who would not cheer
iuly meet him IN any way they might choose to
1VSchf As vet believe ths,ei Is no such danger to
be apprehended, and cannot pay the Northern
people 80 small aeompliment as TO suppose them in
eapabe OF perccv.ng the true reason why We re
CT aboiion petitions, and do fear they will
refer u to disposition totally to deny Tie right OF
have thus briefly stated the ground of objection
10 the Representatives. vote, and do not mean TO
W'Ce MN IN ms admiration Of the right OF peti.
t"n' or ct the danger OF denying that right or in
me poicy Of allowing It in thus instaace-these
thlnEs have no connection with the subject under
consideration. Nor shall stop TO show the incon-
ss'cncy of the Representative in arguing the cues.
ZION, as he does throughout, as ii there was any
uoubt upon his mind whether the grievance existed
ana, that, therefore, he ought to allow the pe,ion
but must. IN conclusion, take occasion To saw.
That no person is less DESTROYS of creating excite
men' against the Representative than myself We
are political friends and that have AZ he intimate,
some OF those who ssssil hun have, no person 4
malice {" crafty, will be found in the net that we
are not even acquainted. He has given a vote
which have NSsailed, and he has defended a ve,c,
'umSi,hI IN my opEIon, to call forth the rebukes
'i all Southern men; AMI Il there were no other
e0scn TO doubt the policy Of the vote the praises OF
he Northern, and silence OF the Southern papers
lPon he subject, might well excite our surprise and
nNes,'saHon. plsmssing the subject f1r the pre-. |
sent, yet hope the friends Of the RepTesrn,.,;y.
val persuade him, aud his own reflection will teach
l'm, TO rescind hts vote.
Yours, Sc. C..
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.Nu'iHy.-The Boston Post thus describes an ia
ci5enI which occurred las; Wednesday, forenoon,
on board the L. :. revenue cutter Hamilton, Capt
Sturgls, lying IN Boston harbof.
Ii appears that Captain Sturss, while issuing an
order, was rude.y attacked by tall, raw boned
"iOTegner," WAC seized him by the neck, and made
a Desperate attempt TO bite of one Of his ears and
would doubtless have succeeded had not one Of the
crew dragged the Rascal away. lie then made IN
attack upon the sailor, and b!, him severely m TWO
or three places. WIcn The Captain had recovered
ne ordered the drummer 70 beat 10 quarters. In a
moment nli hands were on deck-the goat guns
and small arms were put IN INN, date Teuusl,ron 90
and IN few sc ends the Off ers reported the cutter
IA. ready Tor action" |. the mean time, the o n
ing mulireer had assembled the m lin rigging where
placing himself ~ a commanding position he dte j
the whole cutters crew 20 their tee h.
The hfSt dyISon OF bOlrdtrS, headed by the FIST
lieEienan', assembled the main rigging, and after a
desperate SIR gg-, succeeded 10 hur inc the mutnccr
overheard. Ny.hng dtunied, he sprang mo the
ma cuannc e, nUd made desperate effort 10 regain
the deck, bat the Coo, determined tisclp inc OF the
cutters crew, under the immediate eye Of t4G.rc
snter, rendered the attempt frcI;.ess. Just as he
was making last, determ ned charge, the "a ani
captain, sword 10 hand, met the ass'l.anr, ard with
one Tremendous blow, sealed his fate. lis skull
was smashed to atoms his body tel. OverJoarJ, AMI
sank alongside.
THIS daring fellow was native OF Gibraltar, and
was considered pretty smart chap q Of. He had
. behaved himself remarkable well up TO the iats
morning on which his existence terminated. Al
IN all, he Is said 10 have been a good sort OF f,i-
low i,r a BABo1A. The cutters co.ors were mol
half mast.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21

DEArH Of a HERo.-Gen. Samuel Dale, one Of
the brnvest of the pioneers Of the southwest died
at hrs residence IN Laujci dale county, Mississippi
on the sd of April. writer in the Narchoz
Free Trader relates the fol owing incidents in his
ifc:-
"As a scout-a pilot 10 the emigronts who III tzed
the fest path through the Creek nation from Geor-
gia TO the TombigJoc with arms IN their hands;
and subsequently as spy among the Splninrjs ut
Pensacola, and rs partztn officer during the most
sanguinary epochs Of the late wuT-prcscnt q very
buichery- for 'hlir breadth escapes;
for caution and coo'ness IN desperate cmcrgencics;
for exhibitions of gigantic personal strength, aud
und1unted moral couragc--hls story, studded over
with spirit stirring incidents IS unsurpassed Ivy cny
thing IN legend or history. lis cslebrntd ciuoc
fghi, where, unlided, m the middle Ul the Asbimu,
then In Us spring n Iod, he fought seven warriors
with dubbed rifles and killed them ell, ard rowcd
to the shore with The corpse OF his lost antagonist
under his feet, would be thought fabulous II II hnd
not been witnessed Ivy twenty soldiers standing
near the bank, who not having a boat could render
him no assistance.
Some years ago he was attacked by two " irriors
who shouted their wur-wh0op ns he was knee'ing
down to drunk, and made % rush Of him with their
omahawks. lie knliei them BOTH and though
bleeding from five wounds he traced their trail nine
miles, crept stoalthiy 70 their camp, Drained three
sleeping warriors, and cut tho thongs Of female
prisoner who 10y by their side. While in this act,
however, a fourth sprung upOn him from behind a
log. Token nc such disadvantage, ard exhaust.
CI by the loss Of blood, he sank under tho fcrpcnt.
grasp Of the savage, who, with yell Of triumph,
drew his knife, and IN n lew moments would have
closed the contest. A. That moment, however, the
woman drove q tom,howk deep into the head oil the
Indian, and thus preserved the lie Of her de yersr."
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calculated Ia iuiu'e Mr. Bots with the saw,
holding interest, immediately falls to the erunnd
when reeolleei that the Speak,s Coz tue rexttwo
sessions OF Congress IL already elected and II il
Pooposed by Mr. Bolts - settle this subject NJ the
commencement ol the next session; aud %, fore he
c1n have an opportunity &C becoming q c,HdiIat,
Tor the Speaketship, he has to 90 before this yast
majority" OF the Same constituents now rene.
senled by Hanover as opposed to hum for their sui.
irageS, IN order TO b. replaced In his scat IN Con.
stesS To enable him to become the candidate of IN,
sntSl'yery power" as suggested by Hanoyer-
l TAKE II upon mysef to say that MIR Bouts il not "a
southern man with NosIhern FEELINGS" nor a Viz
sinian, with that contracted virginia feeling Tint
comedies nothing right or patriotic that docs moi
emanac ttom OF Is sanctioned by virsini, Am,,;.
ca, his eountIy-VTsinia, his homeland whit,
he Is not behind Hanover, in preserving and main
bning the highest respect f,r self At home tbeI,h,
extending and increasing his influence abroad, he
pose ses nobieneFs OF soul, that leads him to
LOOK beyond the narrow limits oC his State. and
casting hts eye oSer the whole people of our wide
expanded territory, governed 10y the same Iunda.
menia law, he claims all as his eoun,rymen. emit.
ued alike with himself to rights which he will not
as the Virginia representative, IN that government
where Ms one people We all meet, ATTEMPT to tram.
pie upon aud sfcgard.
As n farther Offset to this idea Of Hanover. that
ne 10 to he candidate Of tho anti Slave pnwsr c,r
inc SpeakerShp | will inform Hanover IN return
'haI nc Is also spoken of Tor the Presidency whcI,
WI remove han out of the way OF any If they will
nave little paerce) wlo may desire hi, place m
Congress, and TINT IS by Il slave power he has
oeen spoken OF for that high elise.
IlENRlCO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21

Gentlemen: As the time is rapidly approaching
when Do will be Necessary 20 elect suItiJc person
o. q 10 the vacancy c1u5ed by the resignation Ot Gov
GImer, ! wish % bring 70 roiics a gsnlcmln
whose cultivated mind, mistaken integrity, sound
judgment aDd rue principles, put him ist among
the wise men Of this Commonwealth. ] aI.ude To
John Hoiss Psy'0u, Of Augusta. lie has proved
hmssIf'O be gDOi rsasoncr and sound .ogicIaB.
! am fu.e no ono ia this community more richly DE-
sgrv.5 TO bc elevated 10 tina, important Office, nor is
there ouy ono who will more ably preside over D.
a LOWLANDER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21

FOR SALE fRtvATELT.
ME have for sale tho FLOWING re II Estate lot Of
w Ground fronting on Cary street, ~ feet, between
Ola and 10Th streets.
lo on the south side Of the Rasir Mcssrs. Lu.
iam sous lumber house, suitable ior warehouse
lo the north site n the Basin, - +, Ct front on the
Blsiu md ity street, add - fec deep
Two prick stores on iltl street
Two IN t3r.
large franc dwelling house with 4 small ~ brick
adjoining, Onthc south side e the Capitol Square.
lp. ollTound Un scct, between sh aud gh streets
&c feet front, los deep
4 D., Of ground on street between sth and 9th 32t
feet front, and about i4Jdrcp.
lot Of grOuudun street, between 9Th AMI Gth stTcrfs
- feet trout hy lG3 feet deep, which there small
frame dwelling house.
farm Of & acres near the Brook Turnpike about 81
miles from Richmond
Auuihei fam the Deep Ran Turnpike, about miles
from Richmond, containing lfl acres.
farm u upwards uf lDu 4cic high state 81 cuh.
Walton, about Is miles rom Richmond huptoScnis oi best
urdrt
For further particulars, apply 10
WILLIAMS & UAAAII.
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WOW ROTTECK'S.
HISTORY OF THE WORLD.
NuricE % ruE WonE.
From ne N,t- York Commercial ddU'Jfssr q me- .
E'bru1ry, 1871.

HuTICE % TuE WORK.
From NE N,t- York Commercial ddUsJfssr q me- 21Hd
Esbruqry 1871.
II rtuUO lr rBTCctri tf CO., that We shout 10y aside all
other fuIiccta aud matters baud, to read these pom.
&C. runs though wcprutcd fombs through, before we On.
uouuce ihoir publication. THIS s nhor which the Oh.
tors uf daily paper bot seldom pci orm with the
fcrrora "Arrturus" On newspaper Ctiuritm before w.
there Ict must speak IS The WORK can VI The
uomcnf notwithstanding, tbcT~ vauUDs sbrirmcurs
of general history u usc you good cumrCudHnot fura
DO. uilcr hand sO ample preclude from gem
rrs reading has been d.siie rhtufn which, appsara 10
49, iewel tuppi din these volumes Professor Rottcrk
o. scholar NJ vtt"ru huuu AMI BITS political pnur piles
are Of liberal cIIrtrCr To- Be ffcHd ~ tic people
lud my Boo truth DO ruusicrC the historian the rr1.
lIo. Hsw'rS enjoy an imncnse popularity IN Europe,
tvin1 nlrotiy been translated tho Ffcnrh Swc,iri
DIth. Gcrntu Danish auI Eurlisi Itrru4res We s,c
informed that one hundred turrtud rn.cs We been ru.
FfcHch
Another large surpy has Just been received and will
BE- cot VI a rCdutcd price. a MADDOX.
~ W Mar shall House
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MARINE JOU NAL.
CLEARED


CLEARED,
ship North America, Hall, for Nova seo,,. 4,
ballast, by Chas Palmer !"
bn'que WO6arJ, Bartlett, for Glasgow. tobacco
by Kerr. CaSk.s 4 Co. ''
ARRIVED,
der& ''' !" En-
sehr Missouri, kerwin. Baltimore. .urd,;.,
Sehr Union, Hand, PHILADELPHIA, sundr;cs 70 n
Strauss, lttlston & casant,, Welt pnnl,
II imil,"n, F.y Co, ID Ian, KsnnieI a c. 6 -
AIDE x Co, l. Ludlam & Son, Dayenpo,, & az
w Oiorell, Barclay, will,ms K HI ' NJ,
Wryler, Myers & Co, Williams, ID BnIln,,an
20, puTa, l. ID Crenshaw & Co. w m
Putnry.
Sehr Nassau, Dearborn, New York, ,unJ,., D.,
ilun'oP, Moncure & Co, SzerS Son. nj.
henn'er x Co, WIN Mitchell, q A Keens N CO
u Hubbard, Gardner & Co, II w Tyler, B,ywelh
smith Jones, PDyerNux, Davenpoet K All
Stewart, a hing, w Booth, Anderson n No.i,,.
Lyel, Johnston Lyell, A W Nob,py I Gy,
oon, a Leslie, o Streckcr, Fry < Co, T;.ban,.
Cary, WORKMAN, MeGcudcr * Co I A q ,w
WINS, |. ID C,enshrw & Co, NJ RoynI w;II,,r.
s,, m~AI 3D. u Egs'oee x Son, p Perkins, Lam.
SAILED,
Schr Adrian, Pits, New York, coal.
- LIVERPOOL, June 2o-Arrivod, Pa,os. C,,,,r
X chmond. o'' Nat'er,
SPokEN-5th June, latter, Az. lo,s "a, .h;,,
Washinston, from Liverpool fol RtcbmonJ. liz
mt. ~ TO- long. S. ship Richmond, Al dsy, fyom
Havre for Il chmond. 0"'' 'oHn
PHILADELPHIA, july Is-cr., II
Leader, Somers, Richmond. ''"'
Arrived IN the Schuylkiil, schr I.,,,,rc. r.
ell, from K chmond ss| So"-
TdoAlASTON, July s-Sailed. Scb,, e.,
WAYNE Faies, and Echo, Henderson, Richmond
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sHAKEPTSN
80 d. M.sgn,up-rl Iru,.l..,,,,

.'.a ''. a'' "e''g P.Ft bu'.t'Dfrfr.
Mr. Cater, renounc.ng shaker, visited this place
few weeks since. and gave TWO or three lectures
on shikerism, and sung some twenty songs danced,
exposed MIXERS theory, and did several other
things Tor the amusement Of MS audience
The shakers creed Is a very curious one They
believe 90 one God, end two persons bro the God.
Eel1-m'.e and icma.c, or Father BHi Mother
called Power and w 5Iom.
They believe that Adm was the Father Of he
Old Great on, and Eve was he MoihCr-J, b,-
ing created after tie hinge Of Cod and 'hlt Christ
IS Le Father Of the new Cra.iion and Ann I .c
the Mo.her-and lhat the MeIonium comrsgncsd
with the appearance of Ann Lee ON o1rih.
Ih'y believe In the immortality Of animlls, rs
we'll as oi men. They sly That John styg hoses
N The word OF spirits, as recorded IN Revelations
They believed t.It a.I the ugly end venemoIs ami.
mails on the earth are symuoIisu q The evrs sDri.s
thli inEab ihG lower regions of the invisible world
and that the pCaut fII creatures. .rh ne f-,t.
with Gorgeous p.um7sc, are symhD,I,aI Of the good
/ spr's n the mansions Of bliss.
/ They believe cha. the sou. Of sh1ker4 ir ,b,i,
frances aud visions, really visit tho heavenly world
The l'ncct his been applied 90 thgm and the.r Ge.G
has been sclufcj, willie 100 this stat, without bro.
/ ducug ptrIria a. blood One rcron who ,.f.
ed the Land % spirits 90 a trance saw uH the pr,-
riichs and kings ri o don um,; saw Kfrg David
travelling, and solomon on a snow-snItslor.,.
saw Christ aud uii the Apostles.
REGION on FiRr.-The road Law arsno m,
down the perpendicular side 10 plain two thousand
feet below us and in front, on another part Of ia,
same p.li0, were the lake and the town OF Aguch.
apa. ln.teai Of gong direct 70 the town, VIC turned
round thc foot o. the mountain. ard came into q
hcd smoking with hot spungs. TIE ground wa.
IncrJstcd wi'h sulphur, and dried and baked by
subicuonclu hrcs. Ia some places were large or
ihc,s. from which steam rushed out violently an,
win no.ci and In others ofgf pools Of lakes on,
p Oh them hundred and fly feet in cifcurpIs nee
%, Hnk brown water boiling with monsrous bub,
o.ts lnfee OF tour feet high which Homer IN ght hlw
7 mace lne head w1fers Of Acieron. All around ~
great oAtn', the earth was IN a state e comUus
I uon' burning our boots and Tightening cur horses
ana We were ouIgcdt be careful to keep the horse,
Z from falling through. AZ some distance was rfreor
OF 'uIp'ur water which We followed up 10 "a br,r
oa-ln, mace dam with s'on,s and bushes, and ha
a most refreshing warm Joth.-.sieph,nP C,pi,
j 9msTiea.
, The Enquirer announces the rsmov,l NJ ,oros q
his brother loco iooos, who we're Post M,s,srs. nm
d der The head OF Small PoiaiOss." And yery nm
i, SQUAD too, perhaps, Mr. Richie.
LspisJurR Jyhig
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ENGLISH POLITICS.

The mos: important intelligence by the Caledo.
MA, relates to Eng sh Politics. Parliament was dis.
slvod, AMI the matters in dispute between the tu
great parties, were referred to the decision OF the
People The whole country was agitsted by the
general election At the day Of sailing % the Caledo.
MIA. From the couniss, towns and Joroughs heard
tsoa ;hai day, the Conservatives had elected IC5-
the Wings l62-beng Conservative gain of 10
members or % yO;es. Tie whole number is up
wards Of 500.
The rcsuI, IS considered douJtful--lhoush from
present appearances tie chances are uniavoIrabe
to the Ministry. We fee, Ju, little ntcres, in the
issue, be j; what Il may. Had the whigs been true
10 their professions, shou have felt as much in
tercsi IN their success, IN our own hsre-5ut they
have been false 10 all their pledges and under the cry
oil Reform, have ?erpe,raIei more abuses than
would lave been endured by the country from a
Tory Ministry. The Ministers, moreover, appear
70 he rckely, tisoordant set, without any settled
policy principles catching first at one e1p.di-
ont, and then al another, to sustain themselves
They resemble, IN many respects, the Van Buren
Administration than which, we can say nothing
worse Of them, and for which tLey deserve to be
damned the world over.
The Conservatives, with fewer professions OF
DEMOCRACY, will probably give an Administration
better suited 10 the genius OF free and enlightened
people. SIR Robert Pee, the Premier to be, is half
a Liberal, IN our sense Of the word. Should the
AbsouusIs succeed IN controlling him, the Minis
try Wi. endure but short time-f1r England h .
arrived at thai point, that none but d liberal Ad
mins,r4I!on will be permitted to dircc: its tes,i.
MES.
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4 letter fom Washington, induces us TO believe
that The House Of Representatives, having despatch
ed the measures awaiting action, ard being tired of
the diato5y proceedings Of the Senate, would yes
tegdiy take ups bank bill, TO be submitted by Mr..
Sergeant from the Committee on Currency. By
means Of its eHPedtng rules, early and ana. action
would be had upon the bill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-21

Centrol America, according to MIR. Stephens, has
the very appropriate court OF arms of three earth.
qudkes, or vocanoes-it makes no difference which,
l; has been suggested, that Mr. Calhoun should pu,
up on his, an awful erisis-to keep pace with our
earthquake neighbours Of the South.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BY aud Nth The adriee and conssn, Of the Stnat,
Pseg SPncue. Judge oftho United States for
the District OF Macs ,chuscttT
POSrMASTERS.
Robert NJ. Riddle, rt Pit'sburg, Pennsylvania.
In G. Monigomery,a at Philadelphia.
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NJ Y. Mirror.

To TAKE INK OUT or LIHEN-Take n piece o.
mould candle, or common candle will do nearly RS
well, melt it, and dip the spotted part Of the linen
into The melted taow. IL may then be washed,
and the spots will disappear without injurng the
linen. The ladies needn't grumblc with their hus
bands any longer when they come from the count
ing house with "inky bosoms."
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20 "."I-, IMIILnMs & nAxAGL.
TURNIP SEEDS.
NEW CROP, 1871.

NEW CROP, ISL.
lust received fuu David Lambeth, Plia 'c'phir, n
y supply oftir 'Oll EwirE.
Rus IarS or yellow sweden
Flat Ouch
Red Top
Ilrg, Globe and carry Stone,
WHtIaatcd genuine The growth n 1911. To- be hal ~
INELL, JOHNSTON n ~ Ell,
ir21 A. Ne kdur'H nd stand
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TUE subscriber hss on han the Uepot Al Iord,ps.
u viIc, ami will b. completed u time or Tho Gl trsIe
large house srtahlo Tor Wholesale Grocery with com.
iofahc ~ siafa rooms, will replaces In each 70 u
which he will rent on iuudeTiie terms.
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his brother loco iocos, who we're Post M,s,srs. un.
sound too, perhaps, Mr. Richie.
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