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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-26
From Me Na,hrins MA.s. Ertra. oet. LIS PM

FROM the Nashville lPhig Erira, Oct us r. ~
ELECTION OF 4. s. SENATOR'S
eha'e the pleasure 10 announce that the Tennessee lie
ssiamt. IN Convention of the Houses this afternoon
erected TWO SENATOR'S To the Congress of the United
states WINGS, bo,h good aud true to fill the sent,
tennessee, made vacant by the death Of the Hon. Felix
"rndy, and the expiration of the tho Hon AeS
nnder Anderson and continued for more than two
years by the revolutionary movements of the majority Of
the last State Senate.
The Hon. Ephraim H. Foster of Dayi,,op md s,.,..,
Jnrnagn ESQ., OF McMinn, the Harrison Election. AT larpc
in the canvass OF lsiO and the nominees for Senator. ~
tne wings m the Legislature of lS4l, the Senators
rect, Tue INST 10 I'LL the xpired term of the LAT.
Mr. Grundy and the last the six wears term
with the 9TH OF March, ls4 They each received ON bis
occasion, ms they would have received in lslI IN. r,
nous Wing vote Of both Houses
the gtauhcanon which we feel in reporting ,hi. ausp
lesu' Is heightened by the important consideration
every where appreciated by the Wing party of IN. Init,
oes mat II secures the balance of power in the Senate
to TINT party 1t douby by the assurances rrded h
inc character VI the Senators elect that the seats of To.
ly filled. ~ 10y ~ "''''''
Mr.. jennings, of the Senate, nominated EyuR,s y Fo.
TER Tor the unexpiTed term of the late FELIX GRrNpy 10
serve I'LL the 4th March lS45 No other nomination ,,,
made aud the vote stood follows:
T.. II. Foster r,
William Carroll al
Cave Johnson
a. Anderson
H. Waiterson.
w. Fitzgerald,
EPh'an a. Foster was therefore announced by the
Speaker OF the Senate duly and elected
Senator IN Congress, until the 18th of March lsi5
Inc General Assembly then proceeded to the election Of
a Senator in Congress TO serve far ,b. torn, 81 81; 80 -
from the 18th of March lS4I
Mr. Hodsdcn, of the House. nominated Spencer Jornagp
OF fMinn county The being taken stood as fol.
laws:
Spencer Jarnagin, "a
John Blair
Alexander Anderson, II
IL. l.. Turney
VIM. Trousdae
l.. H. Coc,
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by williams a HaxaII.

By Williams a HaNaII.
BUILDING LOTS on F STREET, Ar AuerroS
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON ssih inst AZ O'Clock on the
premises shall sell without reserve Lot "
Ground situated on The north side of an st
adjoining the United Presbyterian Church fronting on street s.
feet and running back los feet The lot will BE- sold parts
desired.
Tcms-alf cash. and the balance nonths-nerobIe notes
and deed Of trust the properly required the credit
payments BY order Of the Proprietor.
oe 90 WILLIAMS HANALL, Auets.
ny R ~. Dickinson & brother.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE AND Farm NEAR THE CITY.
A. Auction.
on SATURDAY The 9th day Of November O'Clock
p VI on the premises Will BE- sold public valuable
Farm situated bowling containing acres having on
aons the lands of Mr. Charter The buildings
consist Of good and very Dwelling House stable
ah other necessary out buildings There excellent wa
Ter IN the yard Or Terms cash ,sae re-evel BY
oricr Of the Propneiors.
os 23-dr r. ~ DICKINSON q BROTHER Auets
NEW FALL GOODS.-whie, red and yellow Flannel
Negro. Rose and Whitney Blankets
Gcntenrns Nierino Shirts
Worted Hosiery and Gloves
kcfsys, kentucky Jeans anil Sainsts
Cotton Hemp and Ingram Carpets
slk Frngcs
Velvet Ribbons
Bleaehcd sheeuns' and shunss
wontci dress goods Of every description
st J. ". CUNNINGHAM.
oc - ~ street. shockoe Tin.
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DIED,

In This city "Wednesday evening Capt JOSIAH MELVIN aged
50 years.
hls trends ana ncquanances and those
T. Wal arc respectfully invited 10 attend his afternoon
at O'Clock, from the residence Thomas p Vial.
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Aurtiou 5ales.
THIS DAY.
ny Inloe. A Hrothcr.


THIS DAY.
ny rnIoe. a Brothcr.
Lancaster DENLY a Cos oh Stand. Main Street,.
FRESH STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
At Auction.
On THURSDAY MORNING Oct gSth ,,s,.. Roam, ,, ,,,.
We w sell BY Catalogue Staple and
in Par-super Phin Ribbed BLACK ca.smsr. -
Cadet Mixed satfnst, Blue beaver Cloth
SILK Cashmere Ind super woonen Victims.
Sn9er Menno Piaids' White and Brown Danask Diaper
DO French sik q. Elastic su.yenders wo,-,ed DO
Damask Linen Napkins. Brown Linen Towel.
lotion Ho.e and Hall IIose Sup FiEd Velvet
rnmd and Plain sit stocks Gents siR
Gents French Meino, Beaver hid Gloves
Fine black pLlin and fsd Cravats
do New style double width Nouslin de Lame.
Super woonen shawls. French Eabyie shawl.
do Embroidered striped plaid plain Nous de Iains 10
Fine Cashmere and Thbet shaw-
Ladies Silk and Merino Hdkfs
DO do do Points. Dobb inet-
DO DO Li.le Thread Glove.
Linen Cambria and silk Hdkfs. Cambria Mu.ips
rad and plain silks and silk style fIrniur. Sr,
Damask Table Linen British Prints assorted ,,.
Collar sup hlet Moar M. Thread Purses chm, h, &
sik Reiieules do and Aantua Ribbons, SC &c ~
NloEs BROTHER, Auetone-r..
ALSO,
ingram and domestic CarPeing "a and OIL Cloth
BoGt Boys Monroe- Boys Fine Caps velvet s.Esd .e
Irrmsulns Of 100 and under cash. month. credit,
iot approved endorsed notes &C - I. r. Auct.
BY Williams & IIaxaiI.
BACON. MOLASSES, CHEESE, COFFEE &C.
On wEpHEsDAY NEx the ash instant IOi O'Clock Will
so hid. prinre Bacon sides hbSs Do Ham. viz
30 do do Porto Rico
% casks do Goshen Cheese
$50 bags do Green Laguaya Coffee
100 do do Domingo do
100 do do Cuba do
100 do do Old Maacaibo do
so do do AngoStura do
so do do Old Java do
% hhds do Sugars
IS bbis superior Old Whiskey
20 do Peppermint Cordial
20 casks Abbott's Double Brown
: small casks Sherry Wine
: do Sicily Madeira Wine
half pipes A. segneu Brandy
do otrd Dupuy Co.'S do
5 DO Common do
100 kegs No. White Lead
50 - ID. boxes Gunpowder Tea
so - ID. boxes Imperial do
half chests Extra Fine Gunpowder do
. do do Young Hysou do
5 10 Common DO do 40
so boxes sIlo Window Glass
20 DO Sperm Candies
10 do Oxford Starch
Terns-CRdeT 500, cash 500 over ,,,,o
ed paper w a "a apP.o'
SALE PosrPoSEDThe POSTPONED ION
of the weather. until lOI O'Clock, THIS MORNING
w. & H. Aucts
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coal SCOUPS-COAL Soups
HNOR sale cheap lot of superior seoups made of
heavy sheet iron. Also, and handle cinder scrs
extra strong Can AZ the sign Of the Minsaw Main street
oc2 RICHARDS A GARDNER
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FARMS FOR SALE.
TNHE subscriber is authorized To dispo

FARMS FOR SALE.
IHNHE subscriber is authorized to dispose of the
- farm of Mr. f. A. Locket. lying county Of
abou; 10 miles from city Richmond This ct contain.
acres wei tmoered well enclosed good The dwell
Ing house. barns stables &c all good order There
are on the premises excellent mill and grs mill which
needs some repair Owing bad Of the proprietor the
whole property i offered for $4,000.
W One of the finest Farms upon the upper
James River in the market about 1900 acres oo
Of which are low grounds Of the quality The highland is in
the highest state Of cultivation and inferior 10 In. low
grounds buidngs &C. and complete. TERMs-s3G 900:
SISooO cash. the balance time, bearing Il is seldom
That such an estate is 10 be had. Apply 10
pc,,r,
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lotteries.
ALLEN & CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL

1921.
Alexandra Lottery Class No 81 for 1870 be drawn
at AeInndp, d. c. Saturday the 2Sh Ut October 1913
Brilliant seheme-S3529i 10000 IOOG lG03 50 Of 1000
5oot 400, 80 of 300, 1872 Of 2OJ &C. Tickets halves
,; quarters so.
''fuheairs OF packages OF &c Whole
bo....... do. &c Halves ..do...............n
Do. do. 90. &c Quarter. do. ............15
" Iekets b the package certificates packages ami single
leket- IN all the above aud Letter. advertised By a.
Gregory Il Co. for a Of
oco 70 ret n,
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DIBRELL, HOLC0MBE& co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Opposite Shockoe Warehouse.
10 They sell Tobacco, Wheat and Flour upon which they
make literal advances. an A-,,f
J, q, GREGORY Y co. MANAGERS.
Richmond.


J. q, GREGORY u co. MANAGERS.
Richmond, Va.
Thursday $4,000, 10000 5000, 1855, 220O, 1000,
1900 1900 10 prizes of 1900, 10 500 10 of 500 Is
Of POO 400 prizes of $780, &c &c IS Nos. IL drawn
Tickets $40.
Frday-S9OOO, 5000, 1900 1900, 1896. 100. prizes
1000, OF 400, 10 OF 200. &c. Tickets 81 So
sauriay-s35 294 or 80 OOOnett so prizes of lOOO &C.
NOVEMBER. ls4s.
100000 Capital!
Alexandra Lottery, Class No 81 for lsI3 TO drawn at
Alexandria d. c., on Saturday the 18th of November,
1913 Grand Scheme-S3OO 900 ~ 900 6OOO 35OO
1927 5000. 25OO 40 prizes OF 1000, 80 of 500 20 of
400, &c Tickets SlO halves ); quarters so Certi.
hcates of packages Of % Whole Tickets Sl3O-shares
IN proportion.
$4,000!
Alexandra Lottery, Class No So for 1873 to be drawn
at Alexandra, ID. C., Saturday the lh of November
lSi3. Capitals-S30,000. 10000 GOOO, 5000 1000
$500, 2O00 l747, % prizes OF 1000 % of 500 % of
5Oo, 200 OF 200, &c. 30 No. LOuery-l3 drawn ballots
Tickets SlO halves quarters so Certificates of Pack
ages OF % Whole Tickets S3O-shares in proportion
$4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Class r. for Is43, to be drawn at
AeNnndria ID. C., Saturday, the 18th OF November
is4J. Splendid Przes-Sl0,O00, 10000, 5000, 1855,
1900, 1000, 1900. 1900 1900 1000. 10 of nrzes Of
1000, 10 OF 500 10 OF 300, ID Of 900 400 of $50 &c
IS No. Louery-l5 drawn ballots Tickets SlO halves 3
quaTers2 30 Certificates OF Packages of % Whole Tick
cts, Sl3O-sharcs in proportion.
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Class No st. for 1913, to be drawn
in Alexandria, ID. c., Saturday the 25th of November
ls43 Brilliant Schcme-S30,OOO, 10000 5000 1867
prizes OF 1900, 100 prizes of 1000 ITO of 300 &c
tickets SlO halves b quarters so Certificates OF Pack
ages OF 20 Whole Tickets, S3O-Shares in proportion
For Tickets Certificates Of Packages in the above
J. G. GREGORY a CO. Managers Richmond Va
~ above oc %
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HOYT u cos NEW OFFlCE,

Hull d CUS NEW UFFlCE,
UNDER TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL. R,oI-..I. "a.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER
At HOyt Co.'S Office.
Or 2oih-S35 294. &c. Tickets $40.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEMBER.
10000 CAPITAL.
Alexandra Lottery. Class 81 for 1913 10 be draw, n,
Aexandra, ID. c. Saturday the Attn OF November an
3OOO 2OOO 40 Pines OF 1000, so Of 500 60 of 400 r
Tickets SlO halves S., quarters 50 so Certificates Of
Packages Of % Whole Tickets Sl3O Half do S65
quarter do S32 so. C'
100000
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. SIS, for ls43-To M.
drawn at Acxandriu d. C.. Saturday the llth of No
vembeI, ls43:-Capiials, S3O,OO0 10000, 6OOO 5000
'OOO 2oOO 1000. l47, % prizes of 1000 25 of 500 %
OF 100 200 OF 2OO &c-75 Nos. Is drawn Tickets : 10
shares in proportion.
$4,000.
Alexandra Lottery, Class for ls.3-To no Jr,,, ~,
Alexandria, d. C., Saturday the 18th of Noyember,
1873 Splendid Pnzes:-Si0,O0O, 10000 5000 2 155
22OO 2OOO, 1900, 1900 1900 1900 10 prizes of 1000 IN
OF 3OO, 10 OF 300, Is Of 200 400 Of $50 &c - No
Lottery 10 drawn. Tickets 80. Certificates of Packa
ges OF 20 Whole Tickets Sl30-shares in proportion
100000
Alexandria Lottery, Class No Sc for ls43-To he
drawn IN Aexandra, ID. c. Saturday the 25,h Of No
Seinoer, 1913 Brilliant Scheme $50 900 10 600 5000
2So' Prizes OF $780, 100 prizes Of 1000 10 Of 300
&c Tickets $40 Certificates of Packages of o6 Wbois
Tickets Sl3O-shares in proportion.
Tickets in the above, and all other Lotteries
by J. g. GREGORY & Co.. can at all times he had of
HoYr x Co, by addressing them and enclosing the nr;c
OF ticket or package, as the may be- Sc 2s--,f
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he speaker Of the Senate then declared Spencer Jana
GIN, TO be duly and consut6nay elected Senator in on
gress for six years from ith March 1871.
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VALUARLE HENRIC0 IANn
FOURTEEN LOTS IN DUvAL's & BAKERS
ADDITION
SIX LOTS IN ADAMS VALLEY

our Office at th. time and day lots in
Das and Bakers addition nearly opposite Shook E,1r.
d"shg plat OF the same be previous
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25 Per Cent SnVcd!!

M EASuRS taken and forwarded 10 w. r. Jennings CO.. f.
I'VE every description n Clothing, they are up IN
style not u bc eKceed 10y country
the most reasonable n. Y prices, by STARR 4 co,
&C % Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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First Quality Ready Made clothing.

RECEIVED YESTERDAY.
STARR & Co have just per Steamboat and Railroad
~ from JENNINGS CO.'S Establishment fresh asor,uen
Of Dress and Fro Coats Froks and Pn
Velvet Vests; Fancy Shirts &c SC which Will b,
sold low, at EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
&C
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q NOARSE and Fine Overconts-A very large assort.
- meni Of Oveteoa made and superior manner 10
those usually found ready for sale Al
oc IL EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
tDuuoS E,rb IIo,.t
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-20
From The Baitimore Ameriean.
Observation-Disclosures DEVEL
UPNENTS

Observation-Disclosures DEYEL.
OPMENTS.
The Harrisburg keystone Of Saturday
which has been up 10 thIs time the organ
Of Governor Porter, has 90 editorial arii-
Gle Which contains some curious disclo.
surcs. IL commences with compliment,
upon the calmucss and dignity &c Penn.
syltania, and then It proceeds - state tina,
Mr. Tyler has attempted TO corrupt the
State Government, aud adds
ave proclaim to the Democracy OF
Pennsy wanna that bargain has been en-
tered into, aud the power aud The scduc
tons OF the general government with oil
The hopes and fears which it can create,
IN being uscd to sUbsidi-e the press, break
down the elastic spirit Of the Democratic
party, and transfer rs members 10 the spe.
cial keeping Of Capt. Tyler x Co
The proof Of this Is IN the fact, tina, tho
Keystone, being the organ If the present
Executive Of the State, was piled with
communications ~ favor OF Mr.. Tyler.-
II refused 10 publish them, and as con.
sequence, the friends Of Mr. Tyler refused
10 vote for It's publishers as State Printers.
The keystone then adds:
:" We have sacrificed much IN the hon.
est conviction ,hat We were doing right IN
sustaining the present state administration,
and as proof that We have sustained II ar.
IDENTIFY and zcalously, VT need bat to refer
70 the columns OF our paper during the
last four years. We shall continue to
support that administration IN all It's demo.
cratic measures, but We viii rcpcl all ef
forts 10 make the columns Of the Kew.
stone TEEN with TlLERISM Com.
nuGica'ions, glowing with the beauty and
power and majesty OF John Tyler. have
been presented to us ~ manuscript, direct.
ty from the hands Of David Rlt,cnhousc
Porter which we FOL, called upon, by cv-
cry consideration Of duty and Of patrio.
tism, to reject from our columns
The paper then says, that another com.
municaiion has been handed to the editor
by Governor Porter himself, though not
IN hi, hand writing, which is published.
It says that Pennsylvania stands pledged to
Buchanan, but if he is not in tho field, IT
WILL co roR TYLER, and proceeds 10 give
the reasons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-04-20

A Cariosi'y.-A hciier calf was born on
the place Of Mr.. Perine, Staten Island,
this week, having two heads with eyes,
mouths, Jaws, tongues, complete, and six
legs. II has but one tail, aud that grow.
ing erect from the middle Of the back. Ii
was alive at us birth, but died shortly
thereailer.-tVnr York Com Advertiser.
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10 ne peopie and ne ART

v tHh lFFINf Nf'hh Hhth -
CulzrNs ANp soIpiR. tis'o,..'
uucxamp.cd IN the aunals q pig "o'--
revolution altogether mars g ~ ''' a'
has changed The face Of HoSh Z"
guilty having been restored 70 TIC '''H'
tic hearth, | have besn called BY '0' =
pic 10 DC placed at tier head 20 'A' ~.
their resolutions, and TO rr-csiau's1 '-''
rights too long iramplcd upon.
Ms soul, moved with patriotic '.'..'. 4,
and rccollecilons Of national d'.Hl'' :
answered to the popular call. o. -,
ed the two.colorcd standard.
risen AZ ono man to march to Tie coi'@I,
Of the future, aud the edahli'''"''
a new order Of things: and pp'ro 4.
selves face to face with the aPpresso' 5, y,
declared 10 him-"The wind Of de'P'r RI,
has too long bhghied our spi''s' ',l
period of our sullcrings has 'e''l" -.
with the new establishment Of 2 ~"
s,lturlou, providing for the reio ta'.. 4,
abuses, the abolition OF a prcs'og"y
life, the encouragement of as''eu.,. nj
industry, 3f commerce, and me S''f
the founding Of new institutions cJ
These results we viii secure 70, ~ 4,
is our trust. Curses and rl'slo''''
all who shall dare to expose d,
Citizens, Brothers, and tfieho' t,t
gard tho series Of important c'ef'' w., ~c (,
have already occurred, and vh'ea ' ',,al,
prosasc so many more. An arm ,,osil
ed more than eight regiments 'a ~, "a
defence Of the popular cause ! ""D a,cr,ls
BazoIas put TO flight; colone's ~ I,,e d
and senators made prisoners luv ,o,ls
the ,yrant had been inscribed hs ''
bic hand on Inc wall Of his palace sd
Soldiers | rely upon your 2 ~ "a ID
low on ID the career Of patriotism. =" \
nv. Second my perseser'ng eAo' 'ss i.
d little while youshall sec lllus'l'V s,.,ri
islalors destroying the tnonstrel's ;, !; ~.
WHICH has icYDnrci self snlissap0s
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nAYTlrS REruBIl
In The name If ne sarcrce4 gc !,
uRDIR oT rBI pA4.

Charles llcfard. sca. ca.r. ctl Ha
the vail and the resolutions s; -.s
eroisu people
ln consideration That. un3et .eq .p-
nent Of tho ,yfafh Butef, It's .a1, a
been closed 1900 oiie of those miserable q
oppressive measures leba.ag y rl'ar
the priva'ions Of the povfe-A.s siasa
IS iollous:
Arr. l.. The ports Of 40 ain, IA
d'Iiainault aud M,aaoatoe, are elsa'
foreign commerce from aaJ W, IAs z
mitigation OF thls pre,en. of5er Oi ne q
Art. .. The direetlaa Of the rev g
tom house ard tho administration 81 I
finances shall bo con6slod 70 luncia'i
who shall take Tie tale 81 paTiwla'l
m.nistraior, sud shall have al'dcf rs
ders, and a, his disposition, ivo e.s'ts
the rank Of principal eommis5afy.
this administration vii te aBl.e5 Tie q
ulas,ons ii the treasury.
Art. 3. The duties % HPof'a'g'' I
maintained bot tic mode q eai.tc7d-
dulicg III tuouct and exchange -l't
cG until The new regulations
AH. ) The preseal ofder g 7. +
shall be printed pubIieiy ai4 a-''.
wherever u NAV be necessary
Given at tho genera hrad-e aiifh
Aquin, the 9th March, l7i3. 90 i.'
year OF Tic regeneration q liasl.
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IMPORTANT IRON llAhrr

BY the arrival Of the brig Ochilla e.,
Harding, from Jaemcl, which n,oco
left I: days since, We learn TIA, ',.~
gence had been received there. 4 Ecu
prior To- her departure, that Pr
Boyer had fled the island. lie lad "
'barkcd on board an English vessel !, =
bound for Jamaica. We
We ha 10 further particulars or g,
events which led 10 the abaudonrc,,
the country by the President: I'm, :,
that the revolutionary party have beoa =,
iirely successful. The news WAS oeno'. ~
credited at Jacme.
Ldfer.-By the arrival &c n,
/ Ochiiid, We have received the pal. =!
zion of President Boyer, abdieob,n y
ehiet H'agistrdcy Of the isiand.-N o h.
| PoRr Az PRiScr, 18th March lsg
Gea'iomen Of he Council
Twenty-Five years have ELAPSED ..,.
was called upon 10 fill the Pos, q, p,.-
dent, then made vacant by the deaf
Potion, the founder of the republic. S,.
then | Nave endeavourcd to carry ~ T.
views, of which had, of all olbe,, i.
best opportunity oi'knowing. +
] have endeayored, during nv o5mr
tration, TO conduct the affairs Of Cow.
ment, with n strict attention 10 an ecoo.,.
zeal management Of lis finances. IN ~
OF my labors, on this subject. there !,
now one million OF dollars IN reser,e !.
sides other funds, deposited in Par.
the credit Of the Government.
Recent events, which do no, de.,,
characterize, have brought upon me =,
lamilies which | did not io,esce nor ),
prepared 10 meet. la tn. emcrgrn~
deem i, due to my dignii, and hono,
, make a personal abssga,ian ol1he Is, /,
: with which l have been cloi&d.
During my Presidency, IN ave alor.
, the policy Of quelllng the Wcords m, /
visions that made Ia,t iiaruc,el D
feeble Government b lived !, !,
, he Independence Of tie saiou a,.ao.,
: edged. aud It's territory M T. and ro.
in voluntarily osiraei4ingSny ,eli ri
anv.ter proof Of my deslse 20 rcu.,t 4
cadss OF discomfort and disi,ion.
f.. Ia conclusion ! nay add, TIA, | !.
Hasi, to be as happy as | .iroye to rcr /,
r her.
fg,,redA puI.rp
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CC5-rhe Eoglish laugh al the American;
for the roughness Of their mauners, The
cantnesa Of their phraseolosies, aud The
Guinness Of iher republicanism and in re.
turn, Americans laugh at them for their o.
yerbearins arlstocracy on the onc part and
their cringng seryilty on the other; and
sc confess We are sometimes very much
disposed to laugh when boxing over some
Of their papers, at what seems 10 Us the %
di,y Of their advertisements. luke for IN
stance the following, which we take from a
Liverpool paper Of the 18th Of February
By special appointment 10 His Royal
Highness Prince Albert, and HIS Serene
HghEess The Duke Of Sare Coburg ana
Gotha,
EDWARD WILMER,
Military Boot and Spur Mater I"
Again
Inter he speeiQl patronage Of
Her Most Gracious Majesty TuE QUEES,
His ROYAL Highaess Prince Albert, The
Roya! Family. and ssrsrat Courts of Europe,
BOWLASDs MACAss W OIL
" A44"5 " W
This s what Americans would call pre-
facing advertisements with a vengeance.
-Highland Messenger.
4 Patent mode Of making Lauycrs -
The Legislature Of New Hampshire has
adopted the following:
/. " Any person Of good moral charoc
ter, on application to the Supreme Court,
shall be admitted 10 practice as an attorney.
2. Every party 10 cause, prosecution
or suit may appear, plead pursue, or defend
in hls proper person, or W any citizen Of
good moral character"
That's democratic any bow.
Ladies' T'eeth.-We believe il is true
tina, ladies' teeth decay at d much earlier
period Of life, than those Of the other sex.
Some ili-natured old bachelor tlof who else
would say such things has attributed it
10 the friction OF the tongue upon them
Bot now and more Tutoring solution has
been given, by some paper, which says; -
{" II has been discovered 10 DO owing TO the
sweetness Of their lips ; il being fact well
established (by every body saying SOY thu,
sweet things spoil the teeth"
Anapothrcary, in Salem, has written over
bisdoor, ''Allsinds Of lying stDG sod here
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BOYER
STILL LATER FROM nAYn

SILL. LATER FROM IlAlH
BIZ the schooner Cdrdosa from Jarm,
IlayiI, we lrarn lha, th. revOiul.ors
were carrying all l,eforp them. 4 py,
sional goyernme'a had been rs,lbi,.a
with General Herald at is hJai-.
whom the annexed DEGREES, OF grael-.
lions bad been issued. w have On res
Of toe capture Of poFf.au Prince. h I'd
our Adsiecs from tho, part q ils I
are Ro later than bcturr received
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The editor OF the Midnight Cry, the
Miller paper published IN New York, has
published letter IN The Express, in which
he says he receives subscriptions for only
three mouths at a time that there is no
truth in the story Of the death of a Miller.
tic while endeasoring to ascend to Heav.
en- from a tree; and TINT a clergyman Of
Washington has embraced all tho essential
doctrines Of Millerisin.
l36,ss3.ss6 bushels Of petatoes were
raised in the United States The n.,.t vea,.
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That's democratic any bow.

Anapo.hrcary, in Salem, has written over
bisdoor, "AIlsindsofdying stDG sod here"