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YUcATAN.-By the arrival Of the schooner Oc-
iava. Captain Churchill, which left SsaI on the
3lst Of March, We have received our file Of Meri-
ia papers to the 2s!h uimo. and verbal inei-
gence from Sisal 10 the day Of her departure.
a drsparch published IN the Boieiin (Mcria)
of The 2Sh, informs that the Yurnieros assaulted
The enemy on the EmiReacic. in the rear Of Cam
pencly on the Goth Of March and kept on a brisk
the for three hours. The Mesicans, il was sup.
posed had suffered considerable loss. while that
Of the CHnpechanos was inconshlerable The ns-
slilanis returned IN the city without offering tho
dslodgemcnt Of the NleAicans. During he day 70
vessel Of war belonging 10 The enemy was seen in
port.
The MeAiran fleet had landed their forces at
Selma and burned the town. They embarked on
The 10Th ultima, aud proceeded 10 'rilshne. whrro
they ngan landed. II was thought that Sisal won d
be the first place of attack, oil which port the
Mexican fleet was hourl, expected. Four lhrr-
sand five hundred troops had been despatched
from Merida, Ssal and lunaconnh. 10 meet the
enemy on their march from Tilshae.
The bonhnrhnrni nf Canp carhy was vet con-
iinued. wHhnui serlou. damage. Trorps were
daily deserving the Mexican army.-.E o. Bee.
9Th inst.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

The legislature Of Louisiana, on the 26lh uli
declared it, intention 10 refund out Of the State
Treasury. the $1,000 fine Imposed upon General
Jackson, for contempt of Court, if Congress fails
TO pay ii at the approaching session.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
A NEW VOLUME
OF THE
SPIRIT OF I II { ACE,

On the FIST of May the 4th volume of the Acc will
commence 1t will be enlarged, printed upon h,lcr pm
aud new aud will be the cheapest paper ever printed
in the state. The paper win addition TO politics con
tain interesting tales poetry, miscellany agricultural mr.
tces i and early reports oChc city prices Of country
produce, the state Of the money market, and the very
latest news,
~ Po,tmas,ers allowed by law, to forward none!
for subscriptions to newspapers, free Of expense
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

a good story is told of IL political salute of a
hundred guns fired At Albany on Thursday 1t i,
said that the wings furnished the guns in honor Of
their success in Albany, and The democrats fur.
nshed the powder in honor Of heir victory in New
fork--a sort partnership affair round. It is re-
ally pleasant TO see politicians so good nalurcd.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
RU rLAND COUNTY.

Our Agents and posfrjers in Rutland County
will please forward their orders in season for the
next number, without Gail.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

From the above table il will he seen, that the
vote in The fall Of 1871 was only S2.652, nearly
10000 less than the fall Of 1910. The people
did not then come out,ns j. not always that they
'n. This year they came out in their strength, in
vndiralon Of so popular and rlicion, IN officer M
Robert II, Morris, and the result is fu--a fair
vote. md triumphant mniorly.
If eiher party. the wings had both the icmp'a-
ton and the means to comm, fraud; and it is said
when there is n will there Is a way. We make
no assertions against our opponents, for we should
he ashamed To make an assertion without proof
Yet it cannot be forgotten by what means John
lIckeon was defeated last fIll in New York.
Did not the Wing common council COLOMBO tho
10th ward by lahorers To lay Crolon pipe in li'h
street; and did not the mass Of these nhorers ,o,o
for Hamilton Fish, the wing canduiate' And fur.
Their. was not his majority of only PIG. composed
Of these very pipe layers We pause for Il reply.
Those who live IN glass houses should beware Of
throwing stones .-.4N0Dy .1rgw.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

a Repeniani Coon. Its quite amuslngto read
how frank, bold, and honest ARE the speeches Of
those who wcrs deluded in 1910, but have since
returned to the promises o. their early days.-
Take the following remarks ola MIR Williams OF
Connecticut for instance:
Il have come forward to tell you, my friends,
thu, Am no longer COON! Loud laughter and
cheers il have been one long enough!-[Cheers
was born true Democrat, but by some cause
became ,ransplanied into The wing soil, But they
waiered me with HARD CIDER, oud laughter ]
which did not nsree with my constitution! [Cheers]
One of my Coon friends, surprising that ! was n
Coon still, came 10 me the other day and notified
me very privately that meeting of choice spirit
was 10 be held at a certain well known wing law
yer's office. ! suppose YOU will be on hand, won
you, told him rather thought | should be I
Coon no longer! intend TO vote the DEMO
CRATIC TICKET! [Greal applause.l The iel
lows lower jaw fell as mnch MS four inches!-
| [l.oud laughter an cheering.] Yes, my friends,
feel once more n. homer am with yon, aud Eop'
to continue so, the remainder of my life, Ire
mendous applause.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

FROM IAYrI.-lt seems 10 be settled that the
Port au Prince of March 2ls,, confirm the report
that President Boyer has abdcalcd and taken pas
sage for England. The government, is now acmin-
stered by Committee of twenty-five appointed
for tina, purpose, till n new President can be cho'
sen. The Patriot army consists Of from 10000 TO
Il 900, and has taken possession of Port au Prince.
Ieere are three English steamers there prepared
to take such measures rs may be necessary for the
protection of English property. The following is
the official abdicaon Of President Boyer:--
Gentlemen Of the Council:
TWENTY-FIVE years have elapsed since | was
called upon to I'll the post Of President, then made
vacant h, the death Of Potion, the founder Of The
Republic Since that ! have endea'o r.d to carr,
out his views, which had, Of all others, the bes
opportunity of knowing.
! have endra,orcd during my administrator" tC
conduct the affairs Of Government with II strict at
,enion to an economical management Of lis hnan
ces IN proof Of NY labors on this subject, lhci'
are nov one million Of dollars in reserve besides
other funds deposited in Paris 10 the credit of lh'
Government. Recent events which do no, de
sire to characterize, have brought upon ne calm
tiles which did not luresee, nnr an prepared for
In this emergency, deem it due 10 my dgnll,
and honor. to make n personal ubr0gatiO' Of ih
powers with which have heen clothed. Dulin
INV Presidency, have adopted The policy Of qnel
ling the disorders aud divisions that made Hay
distracted and feeble Government. have liVe'
+ tn see the independence of the uNlion ucknowedg
ed. and its territory united and nov in vo!un,ar
Inv sint, | uiyp hpr # nI NY Al
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

"A gooi shoL-A young mrrhanic, "a eunsmiih)
Of Albany, MIR Van Nckpnbnrg recently made
fifteen successive Shots ut The dmlance Of Two hun.
bred and twenty yards, a,erling two inches and
three eGhlhs from the center. The shots were
made with a rifle called The common muzzle.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Those who wish new advertisements TO appear
in the first number Of The next volume are reques-
ted to hand them in as soon as may he, AS II
large edition (no, less than 25OO) will be issued
rare chance will be afforded for "a general cir.
cualion" Of advertisements.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

in the north western par, of North Carolina. all
the peach, plum and apple trees have been killed
by the late FROST On the 23d ult the ihermome-
ter fell at GreenviIle 10 10 degrees above zero, ,nI
snow covered the mountain 10 the depth of six
inches
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

The Bank OF Pennsylsanln resumes specie pay
inents on Monday next Those who have had The
patience, or the cou,age 10 hold on 10 iis notes,
will now get the specie for them. Better late than
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

iDSA bill has passed lis second reading in the
Louisiana Senate. by majority Of Two, to transfer
tho seat Of government from New Orleans 10 Do.
naldsvillc.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

The sugar season ant good for noihin'; that's
fact--charged in acct. to Martin Van Buren, and
tho oderifercus sub-,rcasury. Oh.hum,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

tCT'Commoiore Porter. The Unred States Min
lister al Considhinople. died on the Sd inst
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
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DrsPATcH.-We mailed letter at Wood
stock for Bradford, April the 9Th, and il reached
B. on the 2DIh,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

WHERE'S CoLLYER!-A Boston gentleman
offers 500 for Il satiJactory proof Of Mesner.
ISM
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

great fieshet has taken place in the Potomac
river aud its tributaries. occasinnng much damage.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has suffered :
and at IlnrPcr's Ferry some injury has been ef-
fpcip1
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

iDsThe New York papers complain much Of
The heavy fog there. It has already occasonet
great deal Of damage.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

MAssAcHUsErTs.--An election 10 supply va.
canries in Congress. takes place in that State on
the 9Th of June next.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

THE SITTING OF THE COURT
Will afford an excellent opportunity fol our sub
scribcra who are in arrears to forward their dues
if they will improve H.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

Pears 10 US that we saw the world all a fire on
the 49,!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

FROM Characterization the New Orleans
Pcayune Of the 9Th, we have ad,ices fom the
scat of war up to the Both.
The Mexican fleet landed large body Of troops
n, Tilshac on the 26h and 9Th March, after hav,
ing previously visited Selma, which place was
burnt By The Mexican soldiers. The first place Of
action was expected 10 be Sisal. Off which the
Mexican fleet was hourly eSpec'rd A body'oi
Yucalan troops numbering some $500, had been
| urtnuru ~ inurt 'ne McXiclus.
| A brisk action occurred in the nci.hhorhood Of
Campeachy on the Goth Of March, in which the
Mcxicans sustained considerable loss The
Campeachanos. after three hours fight, retired in
good order, without ellecling any thing.
The canuonading continued upon the city from
the Mexican batteries, bu, little damage has been
done so far,
DescIlcrs from the Mexican camp were conlin-
nalIy joining the Yuca,ecos.
The brg Coral, for New Orleans. pissed Sisal
2olh ult, supposed 10 be n prize to the Mexican
squadron. A French (rigale arrived and anchored
oil Campeachy on the 18th.
The Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times says ,ha,
"Dr CcIlyeI's Lecture on, and Experiments in
Annual Magnetism, in The Museum on the 18th,
were very well attended. The Doctor was quite
(elicilous in his remlrks. and certainly advanced
no opinions that were unreasonable, or nconsis'-
en, SD Eur, with facts. Ills experiments were
singularly successful. They asonished some con-
vinced number, md graifed all After nranpu-
Ians the orgnn Of freight, he made his subject, IL
small boy, (t up chair, in spite of the effort, Of
four of the audience to keep it down! lie did
nothing in cair,oyancc, as he was unable for
some reason or other, 10 mngneze his other sub.
jet. The Doctor will repeat his lecture and ex-
permcnls To night; and judging from the salisfic
ton he has given, we feel sure he will have
good house.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

The Hartford (Con.) Times says tia, Governor
Cleveland lacks 81 votes Of an election by the
people.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

No paper will be issued from tbi. Office mex,
week
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-10
MUSIC! MUSIC!, MUSIC...
JUST RECEIVED BY
SMITH, DRINKER q MORRIS

ftkIHEh supply Of New and Music f,r rss
Piano Forte few Of which Al f,uor
The Rose Queen with vsnstte
Roses fair do do. by Horn
No wreath Of zane I Irvine for you
Daylight is on the So, by A. Lee
All il
You bid me sing BY G.
Non Je ne va-s Pas Chan.onn-tte
Come thy The fountain n du.,, nv 4 p u,n.h
My happy village home
rove me thueh that Chrit hath given Chambers
DO not forget me when die. for piano and guitar
Highland Nora words by Mrs author.- of K.tha-,
Savore.n. &c &c music, c. p Horn
ohmy hear is sad FOE Araby by DO do
sy Aao MAID do
Sweet Sixteen A.
oh no have forgotten thee do do
The Seasons a song. by p. Is.sel, X ,,g
ID Oder thee TIN, hand Of mine T Chadwtck
" houH like TO marry, comic song by J. 7. Craven
Tome come away, social gee or chorus, hv y pIrs.o,
nou Know "a comic song, By X. Moore
Zerefne. serensde. BY Flora
weep not DER the tomb Of infancy hy z I've.
i ne Fisher Boys Song a duet by C. w Tho-,,.,,
Aana Den Open DIX Csvannes for the aufo ana
Pn" ~ Dy '" fofue each number vrnstte tIe
page popular ''eNe NV
La komaEeeses- celebrated dance OF the ls,h ,sr, $780,.
a Eanop. by G. Bessner - - -N-''' N'@Hse9
Fantasia for the founded on IN. q, Pa
T. - - ''-'NA-'SeHeeo i "a
Medley Overture Eihiopean Open Bone so, an n,
lie NieeeEta. BY T. Conner. very popular
Souvenirs de Belmont by Les ID. Doutremer
he celebrated Evergreen Ganop. by j. abtntzky
ose.r with about peces Of the r,o, -,
f ahd ahonahle songs variations marehcs roude.,
Se An The publications. by the mos: eeI.hr,,.s e
received soon ae they appear pres. ANY ,,r po in
sore VIII be procured a the on the no
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TRAVELS AND VOYAGES
For sale
SMITH. DRINKER & NORRIS.


oWITIs Visits TO Remarkable OH aus p.,,l. r~..
and scenes Illustrative Of sinking history an n.t
eheny N the Counties OF Durham Sorthumh.,pd -.
seIes-by Y" M Hewitt author Of Life in EnRl.pd ke a.
IN ErRorE with sketches prominent surgeons phys
can. medical schools ho-riial Literary ptonages scsner k
&by VIM Gibson NJ D. professor Surgery in the
Of Pennsylvania. = " 80 N'.'.NV
EsaAssr TO CooHS-CHTs. SIAN MrscAr-Eruba.,v To
NE Eastern Courts OF Cochin and Musest In ,h T.
stss soopoi war Peacock David Geseneer commander rin
the years ls3e-'3-4. BY Edmund Roberts
NoYAcr wokLn INCLUDING m rr,h,.. - ~.
and sam in lea5-56 and 1897 BY = w Rusebenbevs-
u surgeon IN the u s. Navy Member the Academy on Na,nri
Sciences Of Philadelphia &r &c three years in the P,
fc. - - ''' d" NV A'Si-
lRAFEts TO CRY along the sbox Of M.
"un ana he Medisrrat can including VoyaRe 10 the
.ossto Arabia and aIour the Island soeotra b j. r. Wei.
sted Esq r K. 5. &c &c. - " 50 wen
ihNELs To hENco, ISLAND CUuA &r-Naratve of Tom
IN North America comprising Mexico Mines Of Real Del Monte
ana the British Colonies with Excursion 10 the
Island II Cuba, by Henry Tudor. E-yr
Travels N bURorE EAsT-Emhraeing -Obsrv.,;o.
made during Tour through Great Fanee BeIy
ioHl PRUSSIA saxony Bohemia. Bavaria svixeranA
nomoaray Tuscany the Papal sates Neapotan Dnnon.
sia uie isns OF the Archipelago Egypt Asia Minor
Iusey Mohiaya Waiaeh1 and Hungary: by Valentine Mon M
ia % - " Tvs
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REMOVED

BRANNAN CO.'S Old Dominion Clothing Store to the ov-
p ae o. ne street and facing the Franklin John
Eaeys Old stand south side House from Gorsrror
-' '~''''-''
"e WIN embrace his opportunity and II making
no"n 70 be citizens Of Richmond and safe
we constantly keep hand Coihng all Kind and morn
G or ne current and Approaching will e AZ
priee Tor cash We respectfully an to can and in
our soeh whether they the goods not An coed.
Us 90 nct please IN every may returned ana
he money refunded S1-An goods warranted - 4, . ~
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ROBERT MOTT.
House, sign Painter ana C.r.x,e,

NeLt door 70 ~ EIetaag, Bs-k. Rsch-s-d pf,rf-E-
~ received flrhT supply Of Paints Obs Corsi
Natnishrs with Painters brushes snd An assa
me nj OF French and American Window s1O to
JOKES inches all u wheh be dsroo- up on the
most reasonable
IA large supply Of sap Paint for sale low -
Pi" paim iof I'm or SAinsb-d Roof X. "
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Blu c X Ell E.W'S
ANTI.BILLI0US PILLS.

THE INVENTOR and Proprietor of these
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and improving them for en, N no,
superior TO made The selection Ingredients an,
Jus proportion IN the compound make
ses NO p1TgaVes have specific blood t-y DO
not enter the blood Different differently on the
stomach aud ntesnes The Office purs,ye and eaihae mo
dene- to remove from the stomach bowel. an I'm
heay matters and thereby enable them
properly TOT which puro;e py-ei.ns
Pills the preference al others persons going e to IN.
south AMI West where bilious diseases prevail should have sup
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no Punng what can be done BY bene Of
tho.e who them, they Do
Dk DrokrtEws Eve PowDrEs-Fof tn. eye. and
sore eye lids These Powders, when Dissolved water d.
reeted eeet1al remedy aoing to the patient IN. .
OF an experienced ply -icisn without expense
ph BtekkLf~s CRoUY, HIVE PowpERs-hen
rs directed sarpa's even the skill Of physicians.
DS BrckrLHws NrrLK PowpER--rhess b..n
70 long known the the Gun. ana
ton OF sore npps and that necessary - where
they can be had
The above medicines may wboe4 Of Dr. NJ HJJRp
corner Of Washington and streets and Of DR. y BtCEE
E corner OF Greenwich and Liberty York CITY
pC Sold by }. H. ECsrACE 4 son, p. JOHNSTON and
JAMES BLAIR. Richmond Va.
30-dff&ewtf
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

FOR the removal and permanent of all dis
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Blood, or habit of the system. viz:
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pain Of The Bone. and Joints syphe symp-
toms seiaea or Lufn5aso and diseases arising nud-
eios use OF Mercury Asc Dopsy exposure inpdence
IN life Also Chronic Constitutional viii be removed
BY tins preparation.
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,oSI or misplaced from our Store, on Cary
street on the night Of the hs the Of R. Tp.tt
Son two eoIes single loaf and hall bones OF so-y
Wooeys Sugar haHboIe Of tobacco three bore
Barnes Co.'S Ares Of Ind GO barre. Co.. Any
Information about said goods will be thankfully
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NEGRO HIRING.
TIVE subscriber viii attend hiring Negroes both pub
IL hely and privately.
de IS II r n DICKINSON
Gentiemen's Fine Caif>t<in and nip Hroguns!
ats2. So 30. sal!
have beautiful
Kip Broeans made expressly order and can be recon-
mended which selling ven low prees D.
BURLINGTON GO. Mansion House. eel
BELLE ISLE NAILS
FuNHE subscribers prepared Belle Isle Nails
IL as usual-and they .eit patronage OF
dealers Their Office for The present story the store Of
Messrs. VIM Anderson, Jr a. Co.
de2I-d3w JOHN Z. TRIPLETT SON.
Sl BBl' E Rum just received low for cash
~ WADE w WOODBRIDGE.
de 81 3dNNrs Nv
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BLANKET SHAWLS, &c.
H "a JENKINS odsua small invoice q Blsnsst sfauis
IA. ver refscsi pfce for cash whnsas Auo
FEW Nett ant dsfs prices whh eannot al. 70 pea.s
"a 90
TUNAPiOCAA hcsh supply hns arusls us sceivsd
nifoYssie by Df GRO " HENDREE Aposlsesry snd CO.
m sbocsoe Nm ~ n
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FOR THE LADIES.
French Morocco aud Kid Dress slippers.
IhNHE subscriber has received lot Of Ladies Dress
Slippers which would the attention Of the Iic.
also beautiful lot Of white and black Slippers Of thu --latest
style for sale low, BY sAMI PUTNEY.
De 81 One above Hubbar Car5p., A
ROSION RUn.-LaHdinS from sehr Union Is bis Eel
- tons Rum. De 81 WILLIAMS A. HANALL-
q tARPETs, CARPETS, CARPETS-seaing at very reduced
~ prees, els-c sale for season BY
de 81 w. MEREDITH
MARREr PRICE given for FLAX SEED auI BEEsNvAX BY
W. de J. n. Et'STACE 4 son
VNLL be hired the highest bidder the Bel
w Tavern, MoDday. the End day Of January Negroes
belonging to the estate Of Zaeharah MeGrdef dec consisting
Men and Women. fret blacksmith wagon
cock. and Geld hands. BY order Of the Executor
Dc % ST DABNEY CAUTHoRN.
UAYNEs EXPECToRANT-A valuable remedy for Coughs
% Colds ConsuuPon Asthua, &C &C Asuppy hand
and for sale. p. JOHNsToNs
De 81 Medical Emporium.
ECaO BIankcts and Kcr~cys. received and for
v sale vey eheap. BY tdc1i W. MEREDITH.
NIACKEREI.--Trine Macksrsi Nos J.. and 3 in bbis
w half hae and quarter barrels Just received by
~ 10 BROWN 4 TAYLOR.
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A CARD.
DENTISTRY.

'ENHE branch of MEDICAL SCIENCE, viii IN
DR. PLEAsANTs has made his special object OF Praeiiee
G1- Once IN Bosher's Row.
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