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g:,m The above caption, our readers must not look
ss, o earned dsqusiton upon an abstruse point OF
a. s7,e OF ethlcs-nur for wiredrawn critquc upon
r school OF Literature, widely differing from both
III. CASSIE and The Romantic. We have now TO do
a Is anss less ethereal-in plain words, with new
;,-ss q fandes by The aid of whose bright light we
.s;s oo-ed over many dull and pressing newspaper
" 4ade to the adamantins candles, $50 called from
s, teing 50 hard and beautifully poshed) introduced
19 ID country by Hancock II Mann of Baltimore,
.-s. expense and manufactured with great care at
aes sJ-ad.d works; good drawing of which we have
s. They sad TO SUI, warm climates better than
~ u spermacet-as they ress, the heat wel-ali
say is, they have large and very brilliant
age, AID seem 10 burn Tor long ,ime-even longer
ban spermacet. They IN general use in France,
i-.e toe name OF "Bongiede retoe "-7ngtiec, Star
c4aee and we hope they will not lose their good and
,.-s aame, IN this mat,er.o of fact region.
Taose n searcli Of Light to their wandering foot
..y.. vii with advice, call on our friends, WON
BE \ Deaue of this city, who will be happy to trans
the bright rays throughout the length and breadth
( HE State
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Dcufhs.

Died on TIE 18th MAY lsi3 residence Of her father in
Charlottesville, the a)i year ii her Mrs. EyrLsA X.
DuEE, Mr. Alexander Duke, and daughter of Mr.. Alex
andet Garrett During the last three years Ms Duke had suffer
ed severely intervals with The chrome thrash the disease OF
whch she died and perhaps those surngs the Of
maturing cartier character
which red and adorned that afflicted period. Her
loss which deeply mOGrnfd BY her father MOTHER brother
band lie must always remember, with equal tenderness tn.
devoted love with which she aided ana
made happy days of her hcaitand the patience,
or,Id religious hope with which she sustained and COM
oI,ed escl him days Of her sickness aud decline
She had lost child daughter and she has lett another
daughter, young know the extent Of It's bereavement
which God be pleased spare consolation to those who
loved the mother.
1t The Southern Chuchman will! please copy.
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object of the Wing party, and they had developed THEFT
measures, Though they were then in q sweeping ma
jorily) he forthwith abandoned them and returned 10
his old political friends aud associates furnishing
clusive evidence Of his political integrity, honesty and
indie pendence-an it is to be lamened, that few OF
that party have followed his example
But may We not hope and believe, Nlessrs. Editors,
tha, since the Wings have fully developed their
measures and their schemes, that there arc hundreds
and thousands who waiting TO operate with their
old political friends, and go for the maintenance and
pepetuity Of free institutions and form Of Govern
ment' Mr.. Goode is familiar with the legislation Of
the country, both State and Federal. And know OF
in the district that would represent and support
the rights and the interests Of the people, in the Sena
of Virginia, more faithfully and Efficiently than VIM o
Goode. Therefore, in the event OF the contingency
above alluded to, hope the voters of Halifax and
Meckenburg will avail themselves of his valuable
vices AARON'S CREEK.
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Extract Of letter from Mao Orleans, June IL.
"alessrs. Fisk and Johnson here, ond have made
decided hit with their .heSmeric exhibitions. The
City press convey but mere glimpse of the sensation
which has been produced The most nolerani ske p.
tics (severa physicians Of standing among them) have
yielded up their doubts owned he soft mpeachment,
given in their confessions Of faith and some Of Them
as Nesmcri=erS have rlvalled all the exploits of the
professors themselves. The occurring in private
society are numerous, astounding, and we'll atesled
have myself attended but Of the exhibitions. On
That evening, nothing very uncommon ensued. The
physical phenomena (such the rgidiiy and tension
of the muscles and tendons Of both and the neck
the acceleraon of the pulse from about los 100 las
u,tested by two physicians on the Comm,ee) while
the patient remained in her sea perfectly salts
factory. The usual phenomena OF 'CIdirr0ydncc, in
relation 10 the organs of vision or taste, presented
did not regard these as 80 satisfactory. do not
mean that they were not most surprising nay asound
ing bnt could coneerc the possibility of secret teach
lngs and connivance; though all the vigant scrutnies
of the Committee, detected nothing which smacked Of
deception and cheaery. | was confounded, though
not convinced. | very much regret my absence
from the Theatre (where the lectures gven the
following evening. have it from those, no wever, on
whom can implicitly rely, that the phenomena were
at once astounding and convincing; and, in hisrionic
phrase, brought down the house, in general confes
of faith, displayed in repeated plaudts. Colonel
Chrsly, Of this city, formed one of most intelligent
and respectable Committee. Hs is gentleman of
perfect frankness and integrity. lie was appointed 10
mesmerize the young lady. He assured the audience
that he had no acquaintance with her whateyer-had
never spoken 10 her-and las learn from ollers) had
never mesmerized any one before. He succeeded ad-
mrably; and the phenomena exhibited equaled any of
Johnsons in his mos, proplous moods. 1t may all be
deluson for aught know, may rest assured that
the impressions made are deep and general, and per-
vade very extensively oil classes am upprehensve,
will take many reverse passes" to put large numbers
of the citizens of ~ Orleans out Of Communication
of the mesmerc influences; and though all the world
reject it, they will beIsve
"The prospects of the Democracy in this State have
no, been auspcious for upwards of the ythe Of q
century The elections of Slidel, DEM, 10 the lst,
and Of Dawson, Dem, in the Sd Congressional Dis
trlcs, are deemed sure Bosser, Dem in the 4lh
District has very strong chances Of success, and even
in the 2nd District, heretofore deemed overwhelming
Wing, In Branche, Dem, is resdng closely upon the
heels Of Ex-Governor White. 1t would be too much
TO carry oil the Districts We should never be able TO
contain ourselves
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w have received the first number of the Missouri
psadlrl new Democratic paper, jnst started in ST.
LOUIS Lynde Elliott editor 1t IS beautifully printed
~ large sheet and Is editorials well written IL
al supper; Mr. Van Buren,, subject TO the action OF
he National Convention.
The Democratic Union is the title of new paper IN
Harrisburg (pa) into which the three Democratic pa.
pr, IN tina, town have recently been blended. 1t unltes
n Tie editorial ability of the three, and must exert
e'eatnausnce in Pennsy lvana. II goes for Mr. Buc.
of subject to the decision of the National
Nlnrsniion
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE rROPERTY-By virtue Of
deed Trust from T.. F. Wickba.n, Esq., aud by dtec
provided deed undersigned
will by public aurton the Exchange Hotel, WE'D
SESDAY tie aslh day Of this nont lJuDe o'clock in
the afternoon all the conveyed by the said deed The
plantation the Pamunkey RIVER called South Wal.s which
interrs, is the life of the said Wckham. The
plantation is the finest the River, and Is under
lease for years. ~ Mr. Wickam lives rs long, clear
uua rent o $3.50 payable the r day OF November IN each
year, and perfectly secu,rd
Tie purchaser win he required note with salts
factory cndoer for the purchase payable LIST day
of November
Immediately after the above shall sell like
ash, undivided nnweifh part The Z F..
Wickam The tnf eyey kind OF his father the late
John Wck!iam comprising. other things, large amount
OF real property city oil Richmond larg. Of slaves
aud and and lands James
river winch owned by Mr.. Wickham.
JOHN y. TaZE"rELL !
JAMES LYONS, 1'"''s
In "a
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A.'he request of several Democrats, we have CON-
a.rssd today, and will finish in our next, the long
.He.e from the hladsonlan, and documentary evi.
,sace, efuting The charges against Mr.. Tyler A
s,.; intelligent gentleman from the country assures
b. hat, where these statements have been read, they
'e produced the strongest impression, tina. there IS
90. eit 10 Mr. B. 4 single inch of ground 10 stand on
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NOTICE OF LOAN TO THE UNITED STATES.

Washington, June 10, lsf3.
NOTICE hereby given that proposals To lend TO the United
States millions Of dollars, portion thereof
less than thousand dollars viii br received this
Department until and The wentysiNh day Of June. instant.
The proposals will be sealed and endorsed proposals for Of
ls43 and will he addressed the undersigned. They will
the amount, in cash, which viii be loaned for
hundred dollars Of stock, redeemabe at the pleasure Of The
any after years from the thereof
hearing The of ye per annum and pay
annuay and also, the in cash. which will be
hundred dollars of similar stock, bearing
the o four payable semi
annually The persons offering propose for both kinds Of
stock, in the alternative.
The which be accepted will be required TO be paid
Depository Of the United States the places Of resi-
persons respectively whose offers be SUCCESSFUL
the h day Of June instant And notice Of such acceptance
will be Immediately given, specifying the depository which
the loan is TO be paid.
The Department Itself the right
for Than millions of dollars, also,
any part OF bid the interest Of the United may
require.
Of stock will he issued the lenders
they filed rp under Tie authority OF the Congress,
approved March Is43 entitled San aci to authorize
OF Treasury notes, and for other purposes.'
JOHN c. SPENCER, Secretary of the Treasury.
VnnnG
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AZ Arrr,r-Tbe New York Tribune says, that on
Thursday evening officers Hos,n and HllIker arrested
The notorious James Winfree, alias Col Wnf'ee the
friend and companion of Col Monroe Edwards. WIN
free stands charged with several felones comm'teo oy
him in the Bay State.
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Rg Last .Night's .uaii.

The President reached Boston on Friday at twelve
clock. There splendid turn out OF the mill
'ry who escorted the President TO the fremont House
IN Extra Boston Sun Of Saturday gives view Of
boston, Faneu Hall and the Monument 1t also gives
e bic: summary of Mr.. Websters speech. The spec
t.-.s mus. have been sublime
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i:arriaCes.

Married in Fauqier county, Virginia the 9Th instant, by the
Rev. Philip Slaughter JosEPH TrAvs Rosra Of Petersburg,
Virginia. TO s. Many Waller ALMisrEAp daughter Of Gen.
Annis.cad, U. 5. Army
Married. 9Th OF June, by Rev Daniel Witt Captain
J.cyoS CLpsEY Of firnrco county, Miss MARY Ass,
daushi Dr. A.new, of Prince Edward county
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NOTICE Pursuant to Decree Of the Circuit superior Court
IN OF Law Chancey for the county Of King Queen pro-
nonuced 9Th Of this month"; in cause therein
ne which Thomas Fanntlrroy sryY'aS EsesSi OF no
mas Faunteroy deceased Is plaintiff and Albert ana
Elizabeth L. his WIFE, others defendants snail cner Tor
ae at public auction Centres in thus o cash. on
three thirteen and one quarter acres ~
ing ~ 'e " - sANL. F. HARDWOOD, Commissioner.
,tao 6-wGw@
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Ws learn that on lower James River and in Gooch-
pad county. the prospects Of the wheat crop were never
Should the weather continue in it's present con-
.'on for Is days. the fondes, hopes of Old Virginia
te realized
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NoTICEA persons indebted the Estate OF James Duva,
Deceased earnestly requested To come forward and make
the situation Of The Estate sc that no indulgence
he ganed and all having claims against the said
Estate also requested bring them forward for settlement
possible this notice will be plead bar demands
made at future time, by GEO. 8. DUfAL,
Administrator of Jas Duval, deceased.
D-,ysvy
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(ssntimeai THE Clay creed of lS43-s rev Issue
from the Federal mint. has the stamp Of the old coin,
bnt is made Of baser metal
To Messrs. H. P. C. Wilson, Geo P Fitchett and
otlers-commltce.
WILLIAMSBURG, May 81, 1843.
Gentlemen Yours Of the 18th, inviting me 10 pub
lie dinner to be given Tomorrow, by the citizens OF
Northampton, in celebration Of the recent election in
this Congressional District by which "the purify and
integrity OF the character OF fellow citizen, the
Hon Henry A. Wise was fully vindica,ed," has this
moment reached me. Had it 10 hand in time Tor
me TO comply with Jour very polite and Aatterng nyi
talon, il would have afforded great pleasure 10 la
n'fest, by joining in your public triumph, my saisac-
ton at the result of late election and my high re-
gard Tor the personal and political character OF Mr..
Wise.
Blu, have barely time TO say to you, in haste, be-
tore the closing of the mall that though absent IN the
BODY, shall be present in the spirit; and that, whilst
regret my absence from town prevented my receiving
your Invitation in time TO take part in your public Te-
Ioclns, yet shall endeavor TO be always in place when
the cnuse of Repubcansm shall require the very Sigh,
aid which may be able to render.
Very respectfully,
LEMUEL J. BOWDEN.
MessFs. Fl. p. c. Wson and others, COMMITTEE.
EAsrvILLE, Northampton,
May 70, 1913,
Gentlemen: | received your invitation 10 public
dinner TO be given by number of citizens of North
ampton, to the Hon. H. A. Wise, on The 9th instant.
II would give me great pleasure to be present at the
festival and regret it will not be in my power to
main in your county TO attend il. But have been so
long from my home, and so anxious TO return 10
ii, that shall leave here as my Court adourns,
which will be this evening.
sub)oln toast, which will thank you to present
to The company
Very respectfully,
THOMAS II. BAYLY.
General S. E. Parker: May his State Rights prin-
cpes be cherished long his private virtues are
remembered by Northampton.
Messrs. II. p c. Wilson, George P. Fltchet, &c,
Committee, Eastyille.
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n We understand that Wing Commissioner at
rhe''s precinct, in Ptsylvania county, at the late
won decided that none bu, freehoiders were entitled
'e Tor Congressional candidates. in consequence Of
w. dscs'cn, we informed Capt Coles lost several
- ms be itue-and we state it upon authority VIII cb
Consider unques,ionabe-the worthy commissioner
ma be ADVISED TO READ the Constitution of Virg.
'e're he again consents to act officer of the
,..s election The duty of deciding the legality of
had saouId always devolve on men who can "tell
rom handsaw. "-Lynehburg Republicans.
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"bkGnklfS, NEW. DIRK, June TO- 1850.
'Iae occurrences Of the last few days have been OF
such an exciting and enthusiastic cha c!er, that
ga assure you that felt proud that hailed from the
Vt Dominion. The reception given the President in
'~' and the great city of New York, beggars de-
sa'Pipu Since have been a resident, nothing that
Las come under my observation will compare to it, IN
We good order, and kind enthusiastic esteem demon
saed 10y thousands and tens of thousands of the PEG.
'e 's'emoed on this occasion and it is with great
rs'H" that truly say, they were mostly working
0loe'a;s, and those who have renowned Henry Clay
''o "bissery. Mr. Tyers course begins to be pro-
ey understood and appreciated by the in this
i.llde, and his popularity is rapidly spreading.
"'a'd not trouble you al this time, but that know
"- yoa would like to be correctly informed to this
sea event and as, from the papers, you will general
Sc but party coloring, | have thought that
lee from dlsnierested source might be acceptable
De most correct accounts from the Wing side will he
.''t IL the Express os New York, the New York
Sun, and The Easle Of this city. | present at the
'ss'dents LANDING, at Castle Garden-such scene
50 never before witnessed IN that city. The Battery
tnich covers several acres presented a complete sur
~ o; human heads; | may say the same of Broadway
'Le fark In TINS ci'y, has reception was the great.
tsphy have ever witnessed here: and am as
s'o by old residents, that nothing of the kind ever
irp.Ssed The retinue left last evening for Pro
'''acc Excuse The liberty have taken, but nv ma.
I'VE p:lde has been fattered, and the Democratic
f'oepics which have ever supported, have been so
Wotg'g developed on this OCCASION that have no
.-a's # this happy Union. When disappointed am.
o'oa, Hhch had perched itself the Temple of
e''y, through fraud and deception, compelled
e. hs t'me, 10 stie the resentment that burning
"'h'n, | sad TO ryself, the masses are true"
though, Republicans, disapprove of the
''7rdd Pagean,ry that has been enacted at the Pres
s'"'s reception cannot withhold the jealous sen.
'e"'s Of sVirginisn set forth in the above letter
'oSsr as the writer has touched upon the political
..''pee's of Captain Tyler, whose claims may be
1sh' before the National Convention, we bound
chronicle the fact, do all the real or supposed
--oHsa'ions Of popular favor behalf of each and
1'EIy Candidate for The Presidency -Editorsl
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SANDS'S CELEBRATED Observation-Disclosures excellent
- compound, which ia creating such universal interest
the country, length made successfully
favor of citizens and the people around We have
again and again Of the great efficacy Of this Invaluable
dicInc-i call pleasant beverage m-dcnebut
until recently had positive proof which could in
speak fairly Of it, Hot from facts ssion,
well convinced that without exception the
compound
public chronic diseases rheumaSm scroula,
and all impurities Of The bood together with many other
plants
has so long been remarked that the age OF nosrums
and that we hardly dare recommend vaIua
discovery medical science, lest eopardizc
mutation incredibly and consistency but in this
hazard the remark which have made above
HarJori Reriec.
10 For particulars advertisements in this and other city
papers.
Prepared and sot wholesale and RETAIL and for rxporaton
by a. b. SANDS Co, Druggists ard Chemists Granite Build.
No 23 Broadway of Chambers New York.
Sold Richmond by the AGENTS. A. DUVAL CO., Peters
burg by RossER ANDERSON in Norfolk ny N. A. SANTOS,
and by Druggists generally the principal cities In the u s.
Price 81 par boe-6 bottles for SIS.
- CAU1loN.-Be particular ask for s.sps's sarsapo-
rla and take no other.
June 30 PIT
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j. G. GREGORY & Co., Managers.
DRAWN Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, No. 81 drawn 18th
~ June 1912:
10 Is Al to 70 ca IS 10 65 90 90 IS 70.
Junr
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people Of the old York Town distc, know him 10 be
hones' and faithful aud vii! ever trust him.
/ RY D Warren.
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June

A MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YoRK-fhe American Hotel
having recently undergone extensive and alterations
and being enlarged BY The addition of The adjoining bdng is
again for the reception Of friends and the public. s
location unsurpassed by that o: similar establishment in
the City, being Broadway fronting the Pars aud directly OPP
pose The Fountain.
The undersigned respectfully soicits Of patron
all that pains VIII be spared contribute the
comfort of his guests WILLIAM d. CoZZENS.
ln InaIc
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UOYT T. CN;S OFFICE

Under the Exchange N,iel, Riciaoad, Virginid.
DRAWING Of Alexandra Lottery Class 81 drawn June 18th,
- % II Co 70 Ga Sc 10 IS 90 &C s5 10
lime
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TO HENRY KEY, John White and Martha his wife. William
R. Key John Key SlrDiher Key Joseph and Robert Key In
OF Jesse b. Key, deceased Charles Key Jodon
Lambert Judith his wife, Nathaniel Champion and Ann his
~ Key and Beverly Key, children Of James Key,
deceased Richard James Key Jefferson and Mary Key, in
OF jefferson Key, deceased, Samuel Daniel James
Daniel, John Daniel William Daniel, Henry Daniel, Nancy
GTuves Of Henry Graves deceased Pntsy Brown widow
Of Josiah Bfown deceased Matthew Nicholas and Elizabeth hs
wife, Elijah Daniel Martha Daniel Francis Daniel Beverly Da-
MEL Joseph DAME! and George Daniel children OF Martin Da
MEL deceased children Thomas Key, deceased, whose
names are and John W. key:As you do not
esde in The Commonwealth az Virginia. and have attorney
within the same, IN whom notice be given,
take method give no'ice, That will, Tuesday.
The 18th day the hours Of sunrise and
OF that day. the residence Of John T. Thornton in the
connrv Of Cooper State Of Missouri, proceed
deposition Of 1honton and Monday the 4h day Sep
ebe next the hours the residence of aod
Anderson county Of Haywood in the State Of Tonnes
see proceed take the deposition Of said Anderson-boh
read evidence In certain suit Chapcey
now depending the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for orange county which plaintiff and you and
others are deendans and It. from cause, either Of the said
dispositions taken the day named notice win be
adjourned the dispositions taken the day designated IN
the adjournment the place, and between the same
hours Of the day. MAXI IA h1I.
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King L. Queen C. H. June 90 I2-wCw

ID APPAHAENocK FARM FOR SALE.-rhe suhscribrrs will
ID SELL the premises Thursday the Sd day August
next Tract ot Land containing 90i situated otus
key Creek Richmond county. Virginia. the the
said Geek and about half mile from junction with the
Rappahannock river The story brick
dwelling house. with ali the ether buildings necessary Farm
Of that size The quality Of the soil Is equal TO that of the best
Rappaannock lands with abundance wood
ter The situation is healthy any in the lower country
There mill site, failing Of water, which
through the upper of the farm, aud mill
thereon wond be source of profit 10 The proprietor and Of
convenience The neishho hood An ample supply Of
mari few miles distant which obtained
pene and readily brought The farm by iransp0ration-
TOu-key creek which the land lies nayieabe vessels
and renders the situation accessible II Immediately
the and abnnnds with sh and wild fowl
scpon. The title is perfect and possession will be
the purchaser time enable HIM in the Fail The
dispose farm
the day specified, without any limit what
Trs-One third Of the purchase money be paid first
day January and the balance equal instruments
and two years from the day Of sale.
THOMAS SEMMES
JOHN A. MEREDITH
p. S-A letter, addressed 10 J. A. Meredith Esq, Richmond
city, will obtain for any DESTROYS of purchasing this farm
extended description Of ill., its annual yield, &c,
June % i2-wtds
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Court House
HAVING determined relieve myself of
IL rassment now offer for sale this valuable property consist
ing Of about sixty of cleared Land less very
best quality, which there excellent Tavern
be built this year, sixty feet long and thirty feet wde and all
ether buildings for the establishment repair
Also, live good wood Land short
distance or sufficient supply abundance Of fuel As do
intend 10 offer the above property public auction IL desi
ahe that those who wish purchase viii confer with
upon the subject early possible The purchase money will
received good bonds when possession delivered which
will he q the 1t of December next.
no. MYRRICK
King Queen c. H., June 90 l2-wCw