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ALLEN Il CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.


$4,000.
New jersey Lottery, No. 80, for Wednesday Evening
prize OF 100000, 5000, $500. 2OOO 1921 IN of 1000
&c. 10 Nos.-l2 drawn. Tickets (netD So
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, No. 1884, Extra, for Thursday Eve.
ming. prize OF $4,000, $4,000, 5000. 5000 1000
27Oe, 100 Of 1000, &c Tickets Sl0-shares in proper
ton.
$1,000.
Leesburg Lottery, No %, draws Friday the Exchange
at 81 o'clock, p. VI. l prize OF $1,000 20sO, ) OF 1000
sc. &c Nos.-l9 drawn Tickets $3.50.
$4,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Extra No - MONDAY Morning
prizc Of $4,000, 1000, 1000, 500, zoo, &c Co Nos;
drawn. Tickets 81.
$4,000. 10000. &c
Alexandria Lottery, No % for Monday Morning pine Of
Si0OO0, 10000, 5000, 325j, 22OO, 20OO, 1900 $500
l1OO 1000 I'D Of 1000, 10 Of 500, &c. - Nos.-l5
drawn. Tickets $40.
W Tickets by the package, certificates packages single
tickets in all Of the above and any Lottery advertised by l.
Gregory 4 Co for sab at the Office r. ALLEN A 60.
n I" Under Exchange Hotel
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H0YT u cos NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EyEH

H0YT Il cos NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, R.elag-a. "a
100000
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. ~, for Is4l tn be
drawn at Alexandria, C. Saturday June I5I3
SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000 | prize Of $4,000
5000 3,255, 1900, 1000, 300, 1900, 100, 800
10 prizes OF 1000. 10 OF 500, 10 OF 300, Is OF 200
400 OF lj0 &c &c
az No. Loiery-l5 drawn Ballots.
Tickets so; halves ,; quarters 50 50.
Certificates OF packages OF 20 whole tickets $3.50 90
Shares in proportion.
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. "a. Tor i-43 o. De-
drawn At Alexandria, n G. Saturday June Is43
BRILLIANT soHENE.
pnze OF 100000 prize Of $4,000
5000, 5000, 1000, 1870 pnzes Of 1000 OF 800
% OF 1000, % Of 500, 300 OF 200, &c. &c.
- No Lottery-l3 drawn Ballots.
Tickets $40; halves S5 quarters 50 80.
CeTtiicates OF packages oi % whole tickets $3.50 90
Shares IN proportion.
100000 100000!
100 Prizes Of 1000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class 80, Tor isI3 to be- draws
at Alexandria, D. G. Saturday e4ih June Is43
Prize Of 100000 prize OF $4,000
$780, 1000, 5000, prizes Of 800, 10 of 300 100
1000, 100 OF 400, &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves s.; quarters 81 so.
Certificates OF packages Of 20 whole tickets $3.50 90
Shares in proportion.
used by J. G. Gregory Co. and Will attend
eusionied promptness ma -
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Auttiom 5alrs.
FUTURE DAYS.
sly II: "a. Dickinson = rrTo,hsr.

I
sfy IL. ~. Dickinson q IIrother
Rl virtue of a deed OF trust GATED the 7tb Ian.
nary its AMI duly reeo'I IIu-,inZs c.a,r, or Rh
1i- on 'le l7ih Of tie b. np 1:,,b
curing debt due from The sad Catlnn.y LEWIS Isrer. ar 80,
olana nine huIsei doIar with legal thereon f, ,,
de- At oeoek thu afternoon FRIDAY The s.i sv ~ I'm
ne" IN front % the rnay or e.,,
Brock nni"r houss and the ground by M. =, b
situated ia the CRY Of Richmond war,ou- sl,
~, ~ ,1y oi lower Of the sad G~athmey's prscn,
a. ~ M de OF trust stated IN other charge trust
of ueunihrance wlilievsr
rrHss s,rs-une ihri Of the tar,la.s ,r,,, =, ~, -
ea- AMI the resHioe thereof months. the deferred ~
-ni- TO be secured by negotiable hank with an ,5
AMI BY deed on the prenli-es The I'M. !. l, ~ ~
good an inelnbranee e,eept he -,
a'e ~. the trustees viii convey only such right and
uue A. are vested IN them.
ma 5i-ad r. Z GwATHMEY. Trustees
1Hs eoi~ius" ~ R. " Dlens.oy a BHorurR.
by InIoes Is brother
Valuable Collection of Framed Oh Pain,,r,,.
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY Morning June D commencing At 10 O'Clock VI,
% without reserve at the Exchange Long the bal
ahee oi the Pine oil Paintings in elegant ami es.g
ffames Of the most modern and approved style '
M eIuce'on Is ,er choice and comprises variety Land
p AMI Marine Pieces County Architectural views Portrait.
Hunting and Game Pieces including large number Of ,b
't nIh'd specimens Of the AT offered city.
" We respectfully " the Ladies' and tina,
hibhon during the day previous 0 the sale.
RICH SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE sOIAP AS
TRIAL AND MANTEL LAMPS, &c.
WIN De added Immediately after Of Painiings 4, el.s
&c, part. 'f-' ''NiAA
Round anil square plated Waiter
silver mounted and plated cut Loi.s if, v,,,,y
,andlestieks, Snufcrs AMI Tray
Liquor Stands "a bottles
prnol and Bronzei Mantle and Astral I,u--
lNuty and Buck handed Knives and Forks
Rich China Tea Sets, China VASES
Liverpool Dinner Sets
Iuinhlets, Wines AMI Lemonade
Plates, Dishes, Ftcher- &c &c
ALSO,
= very elegant Figured Hair Spring Seat sofas kc
v,,o, | % Icing to eo-e sevenl invoices, VIII take place
.----' I'HfINe- Fb INI.OES 4 BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-07

GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
HAVE now in Store, very large and gen.
- eral assormenof Groceries which purchased on the
most favorable and which sale very low for cash
or 10 punctua customers, consisting II part Of
$50 hlds - CruiN. ~ o. and Porto Rico Sugars
LOO bags Java, Rio, Cuba Manila Iaguira Cofees
so hhis New Orleans and Cuba Molassss
20 hhl New Orleans
GOO Kegs Nails, Bell Isle and Cumberland Brand"
~ uctces New Crop Rec
50 halftoies Wool-cy's superior Loaf Sugar
50 packages Teas various qualities
300 bhls No. North Carolina Icrrings
100 boxes Sperm and Talow Candies
60 tons swcsds Trcdapar and Country Iron
1000 sacks superior Liverpool Pine salt
900 do DO do Ground Alum DO
- boxes TurTentnc soap
Cotton Vans
Brooks celebrated Wheat Fans
10000 bs Bacon hog round
10 half pipes pure Oh French Brandy
! pipe superior Gin, swan Bfand"
I do Common do
M1dera, Sherry, MARCHES and other Wines
Ginger. AHspicc. Nutmcrs. Cheese
Indigo Hop, Maidor Salt rctre SC &c
WIN ANDERSON IR.
nm " Opposite Columbian Hotel
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HoIr co always have hand Tickets Lotteries adver-
Used by C. Gregory Co. and wall ae-
custoied pronptness. ma -
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1000 CASES

Boots Shoes Brogans Hats, comprising general and com
Iec assortment Of fresh and seasunabe g now being received
direct from the manufacturer
Purchasers ar assured that The absolute On the high
81 halcr and will embrace The lgcsi stock offered IL one
city.
catalogues wl be prepared and goods opsn for elimination
ihe uay previous 10 the sale. GEO. " LORD Auctoneer
y 2O-, Market Street. Ph.laiephrl
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
- The three story brick Building on Main
- Or street DIOR above Mt Lewis Wetb's Store
anl recently vacated by w Joseph w. Coquu large Iu
e hsuso attached THIS vtccnsn san1 Tor an Auctoneer
or "tocer almost other kud of rooi ten
ant VIII Dc rented on vcB reasonable Apply 10
PHILIP VI. TARB son.
o,ce on Main OF street, The Croccy Store q WIN "
Harrison, EstJ. ar ts-tf
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P0WHATAN STEAM-PACKET LINE

Gs5ssI.4-,r The large and commodious steamer
NA--l- COLI MBUs, Capt Parish. Ieaves the Whan at
Rockets every "Wednesday morning O'Clock for Baltimore
where Passengers generally evening TO a
the steamboat Philadelphia.
Passage and Pare % Baltimore.
Do do DO. Philadelphia. 10
LUDLAM PRESTON 4 co
" In itlre the Company transport specie by their
boa a. freight not will they BE- heh responsible for any put
board r,, - 49,
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METHODIST HYMN BOOKS


W RANDOLPH has fo beautiful assortment of Meth,
- 'dt Hymn hook embracing The rrsn sze. b,nInr md
I"'e' a e." copies bound up with 'h' discipline. je9
iWI-Wc vil receive few days ear,, of frcsh mo
- MNSi"N LIME which win ie soI iow from wharf
w1 go JAMES FISHER s SON
IDiNE ~ MBER.-tau,in1 uuul .chr Ann Eiza. u Dock
10000 feet Yellow Pine Bplri. 0t safe by
m1 90 LEWIS WEBB
KINGDOU OF CHRIST.
II w RANDOLPH las received Tor sale
~ SIDE hin-t'm of CHRIST Hints respecting the runcres
Constitution anil Ordnance of Clot Ciuf,-l, O. % ,iau
rrc. " 4.
rarosral scuuans by a. Newman o. p v.,arof 49, MARY.
Nf Virgins 'Nofd. ~ 20
4 'offEE-Oh Java. i1guyr anil 81 Domingo.
- SlGAR-pouh'e Loaf Singh t1If Crushed
ID So ttu.N Porto Rico tnI New Orleans.
TEA-Gunpoutc aud r1,ch1nc. extra fine quality
Mol.NSSiS-roro Rico. Trnnili and New Orleans.
fiorR-Famy, sup,rdue sHd sup,rfuc approved
brands
FtSii-No thpt Ucuiura
No 1miy Roe in l1'f bh's.
Fckiri salmon in h3f ami quarter bhb.
NAts-Ass1rtcj sizes. FOG aIs. ty
mn 20 r BURTON
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WRITING

w - b - - n IN
r. GOoDWANE having passed last wear IN Fnpl,pJ ,vI.,e
I'VE c has added greatly experience hy his inerro,
with eminent masters Of the Au-hc announces the re- pppy n
his Elab .hmeni in this City for the past and rnop,
hope Tor the future His system commences with hold iaslng
pen ehets deveopes nvgorates dscpnes the muscular
powers NJ the hand and fngethc confirmed had t,b az
"Hg are thereby eradcate elegant permanent improve
nen productive Of The mos,
no obstacles To the learner The Merchant corects canpd ty
au PLEASED with the idea Of having good example 10 others
inc 'eth acquires M few lessons bold esuous and
wen formed hand and the by an increase, l,r
e aged see Their writing become again and arr aond
NJ lef improvement word person from the sre of io
'V years may DC taught owric with elegance freedom
TEN LESSONS or ONE HOUR EACH,
Ladies Glass daiy NJ ~ O'Clock In the Aradev m A. t.s,,t
they wh be waited on At their residences They are taught
beautiful flowing hand and the only one now pactsed m e
most fashionable circles throughout Europe
hiry applications solicited account OF his stay being I
yea ITO one month Strangers visiting city can be finished In two
days The Clerks Of the Bank II England instructed by Mr.
'oowane The Governor and Company have Omen eNpresa ,
hgh appreciation oi the system pursued by Mr Gorivane
SHORT HAND
nus u'hsn M tauRht ~ eight lessons enable the
learner IN follow ue most fluent speaker system BE- practd
BY The LONDON Reporters . both Houses Of Parliament
q MI Gooiwane's Arrangements will admit ~ HE ..yi.cs L.
Ing offered 10 private Acaicmcs
Store ~" IVY
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FOR RENT,
Gl7s The two rooms lately occupied by Doctor
Hartley nearly opposite Wing Oac--eaIct,.at. for
professional man or small private family Renov to good tenant
't'' w e'aiiN. ape
II FOR RENT, the tenement south side Of
street few doors below Messr Valentino Breeder Co.'S
an excellent stand Tor business occupied b. John Kew,
Possession VIII BE- given on the si of April Apply to
p T. J. :. JAMES & co.
~" - Giob- square.
AIS! HATS, HATS Spring Fa.hio,s = a.,
now receiving direct from a bcauiifll assortment
~ Hat Of tn spring styles which Inv price.
PURCHASERS examine for .Iycs
APP z suEPPERsON Ag.,,
To my Old Friends and Customers.
HAVE received portion OF my Spring quality
IL White Lad, Gass &c Mountain on ali
OF which viii work up at prices suntho
ROBERT MOTT,
ap II square
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"a OFFICES AND ROOMS For RENE

Corner Of Main and Governor central pa
ofhe city Thc enhance dtsi door Main srct on Govern
Oh ias been hcy renovated with handsome pi
asifes The situation aiy ant the very couveuen m
professionalism. Apply BOLTON HARRISON
Dgsss and Apohccares Main Governor Streets
below The Eagic runs rI
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GORN.-A few hundred bushels heavy Yellow
~ Corn deliverable or Richmond Fredericksburg
Potomac Depot cheap for cash. short time. Apply
30 PEAKE JONES 4 WINSTON
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
cAEG i have removed my establishment
Esf>9s from Main street where continue IN
-<-ntannaciurc all kinds % saLies Harness. Bridle.
itd Carriage of an descriptions hand ON. an -,
Charr'ottee Barouehe. top Buggy and sanlrp Of % o.
make which Will sell lower work b,. y,
Deer bought m This city for cash My friends public are
"''l''n :" ell anu eNanine H. ALFRED KING.
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- IHDS. Trnadad Mollsses
lc do ST CroiN Sugar strictly prime quality
100 Terees Thomaston Lime
25O Barrels No. HerTings receiving and for sale by
ma - WORTlIAM, McGRUDER 4 &,
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TOARKER'S celebrated Corn-Shellcrs, for sale
II at reduced prices by
ma 90 PEAKE JONES A. WINsPON
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ciiicc oil the North Carolina Ar.enaI.,
FflEITEJILLE My 2.h. I-t3 1
MILITARY STORES ar PI a.
Lie AUCTION.
iREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF BOOTS

AND SHOES 1T PHILADELPHIA
IN TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY August 18th and Ic,, IN,
~ subscriber val sell his store sos Market 81
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nGAR>.-An assortment spanish Ciean for sale at re
~ duce, prices, by
n.vpNpnp1,
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SHAD.-lO bbs No. Family Shad, put up bv a !
- celebrated packer the Rappahannock cheap for cash
INA 20 PEAkE, JONES & WINSTON
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NTTY CURED BACoN-3OOOO City Cured Bacon receive
- on consignment beautiful article which will be sold yer
low for cash. OF To good customers by GEO w. GRETTER
ma ~ : doors below the Bell
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MORE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

NIMIcAL OIL LAMP GLAssI>.-A fun supply OF Clas-.s
- for Cars Patent Chemical OIL Lamps hand per stea
boat and for JOIINSTnNss
n1 - Medical Emporium.
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Children's Cater Ifoots, (fresI nrrivaI.)
Il uSI To hand and opened, fresh supply oil
" the above beautiful Cater Boots-cheap for cash
JUDAH MYERS a. CO,
~ n,bls md 1,,s., g.. So.
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:, FOR RENT OR SALE.-That large Al

ISLE or WIGHT BRANDY.
- BBi.s ~ strong IsIe of WIGHT Rraniy for 4,ie
~ nn 60 J. A. q. WINSTON
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Ink from for by rs. at New York ,,,..
nAygNpppr a.
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES.

fookEs oDuNrAIGIC ENTRACT-An innocent and Ger
- tain remedy Tor the Toot, Ache For sale by
ma - = T. DOVE
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L anaH ''''''' per ''"' Two Friends from Pom
l,l"6 bushels prime Mercer Potatoes
20 barrels do do
casks do do do
For sale low from the vessel by
ieS JNO. n. TRIPLEI-T A SON
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-09
A PRECIOUS CONFESSION.


The following paragraph is published IN the
Globe of Saturday the 9Th instant, and is taken
from that well known Democratic paper the
Knoxville Argus, the leading organ of De
mocracy OF Tennessee. The editor is account
ing for the Wing success in the recent election
in that State.
Mark the declaration Of this eyewitness
AZ With anotheI-ANy orHER-new Democratic
candidate for the Presidency (besldes Mr. Van
Buren) Gov Polk would have carried his cleo
ton by 10000 majority, with great and entire
certainty"
% But our opponents had fully succeeded every
where in identifying our candidate with all the mea-
and principles pracsed and held by, or falsely
ascrbed TO, Mr.. Van Buren,. All the old issues Of
the contest OF 1910 were still fresh IN the minds oil
our people, and revived in the race OF 1913 IN
the fullest force. They were not less operative IN
the late than in the carousais OF the hard-c-
der campaign. No one out OF Tennessee can con-
ceve the utter hopelessness of correcting public
sentiment here from Federal misrepresentation OF
Mr.. Van Buren's administration. They have sue
ceeded in making Van Burensm (noi Democracy
nearly as odious here black coekade Federalism
was in 1900. Knowing this, they used every effort
last summer TO identity Gov. Polk with the waning
fortunes of Mr.. Van Buren,. la Ibis they succeeded
unfortunately but too well, and with that Identity
their victory was achieved. We speak the conyic-
ton of our calmes judgment when We say, that with
another-ASY orHER-new Democratic candidate
for the Presidency Gov. Polk would have carried his
election by 10000 majority with great and entire
certainty"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-09
THE ELECTIONS.

MARYLAND Is in state Of vibration. AT the
last election for members OF the Legislature, tie
Democrats had AZ and the Wings IS. This
year II is precisely the other way. Parties
laugh by turns in Maryland Oar turn will
come next.
GEORGIA is horribly doublful-but it and Ma
ryland are both small States. The Athens
Banner gives some returns, and says, in nalics
The abore returns decidedly nfaporobi hopsh mol
'Be'emty so 10 make d,'par. The los 10 the Demo
craiie candidate, compared rh The Congressional cleo
non last war (uhen majo' y in The STATE tras 1900
IS about 700 notes. the Other counties hare lost ia NE
same proportion, shall lose 900 rof,s in the o5ols
Sfaf,- barring us eear majority Of 900 roes oil told
B"f "t hope 10 htar better ne,o and announce better
rssuls neri rtek.r
The Banner proposes to call another State
Convention immediately, or TO adopt some other
plan, to choose delegates to the Baltimore Coz.
venton. Ii says the caucus selection of Cal
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T" ON NEPTUNE
From the .Nctr OrLans BuLttin
DESIGNS OF THE BRIIISH GOVERNMENT

From the .Ncto Orl,dns BULLETIN.
DESIGNS OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
he question az indeed for year past il has been
question IN the mind Of any having eyes and
ears whether the British Government had made il a
point, IN negotiations with Texas to compel negro
emancipation IN that Republic, may now we sup
pose, be considered settled. The British Minister Of
Foreign Affair.", in has place in Parliament admits
the fact, and Lord Broughsm beirays the motive
This motive, 10 quote from Lord b. i. that through
Texas, the Southern States may be operated on and
slavery also eNtinguished IN them The distnctnes,
and boldness OF these announcements indicate thai
the plot nearly ripe for dennument II is not in
accordance with the craft Of British politicians 10
ayow their designs with regard other nations until
they have them ~ train TO feel pretty certain OF
their accomplishment Now that the admission il
clearly made therefore, after long time Of equi.
vocation, that Texas has been approached with pro-
posals OF the kind alluded ia, notw Outstanding ord
Aberdeen declined TO state exactly the stage TO which
the negotiations had arrive I've need not be sur
prsed at any result a day an hour NAV deyelope
But, whatever may be the present state of the ne
gotiationswhateyer may be the present instructions
for the British Minister, not left at all in the
dark as 10 the ultimate designs and intentions Of Britain
We are assured that all the appliances Of coercion
and persuasion that the English Cabinet can enlist
that, by pressing the negotiations and bu eusru other
their p0ioer," her Msiesty's Ministers intend
to follow up their present advantages in Texas with
view TO the destruction Of the markets {" Of Geor-
gia the Caroinss, and Virginia" aud Of ultimately
eNinguishing slavery throughout the whole Of Anne
RIGA"
The Southern States now, therefore, know what
ground they stand upon, aud have no longer 10 act
upon uncertain information or vague surmses nor
against an intangible enemy. The avowed enemy
and the palpable danger are before them; and they
will take steps accordingly. Can there be two opin
ous as to the proper course TO be pursued IN the emer
gency DO we misstse the sentiments Of the people
Of the South when say that in no event will tey
aDer Texas TO be converted into a place Of refuge
for runaway slaves, nest for English negropholsls
and nursing place for seryile ctions in the
States' "By pressing negotiations, and by every
other means in her power England is bent upon this
result by pressing negotiations, and by any other
means that may be necessary on the part of these
States il must be prcyented
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-09
Correspondence Of tile Madisonian.

PHILADELPHIA, October 9th, lS43
DEAR Sir: The dinner given recently at this
place to RoBERT TYLER, Esq. was all that j.
lher he or his friends could have desired. About
three hundred Of his warm admirers sat down
at five O'Clock, on Thursday last, TO as sumptu-
Gus an entertainment as have ever seen. The
toasts were excellent, read well, and warmly
cheered Mr.. Tyler being introduced BY Alder
man Binns 10 the assembly, delivered one of
the most eloquent speeches that | have ever
heard. think | am something of a judge OF
public speaking, having heard nearly all The dis
linguished men in The nation, from the time of
Randolph down to The presentday. Aud in view
of all that have heard, think may say that
he has few, if any superors in his line of speak
ing Virginia may well be proud of this young
son of hers.
Wherever he may go, or wherever he may
speak his native State may be sure that she
will have in him an able advocate. In the
Northern and Middle States, we have some
most accomplished speakers. But | trust we
shall never cling SO strongly TO our own oraors,
as TO refuse TO do am lie justice 10 those that
come from the South.
Mr. Tyler was educated in a masters school
His fathers style OF eloquence is of that order
that ever wins It's way with the People, and hat
has kept him continually in the front ranks OF
Virgina's gfeat men, The son is a noble rep
representative Of the President, and could bis
father have heard him la night, calling down
by hi, eloquenc, the thund, ring applause Of The
whole assembly, lie would, like the father Of
Patrick Henry, have burst into food OF tears,
and deemed that night The happi,s, one in his
whole existence. Whatever Others may think
or say, know him to be the very Alias of his
fathers Administration. He has thou .ands OF
friends all over the Union, bound TO him by ties
that are stronger than hooks of steel They
are ties that bind treemen to freemen by a holy
sympathy of feeling.