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w HlSkEN-IJO barrels old and common
W Whssey. iust nni-d VIII BE- sod low.
~ % WILLIAMS a UANAIT.
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Iecfnrgs On o. UsIles Tfnlr Organs hv NJ m
jlfnin hrr-r D. A E. surgeon Queen n I voi zvo
Practical rcatsc Nencrs Disease of Critical AMI Fs
nenhi hacls on nocu1ton apfied ths study
WIN ther'rcual summary and Special Fonnuh By
m kieord, " D. transaed BY Druinuond . voi svn
Ihe PRINCIPAL Diseases ~ Fcuni together DISEASES inc
aenl 70 fgnancy and Chibd chiefly fo By
y churchill w. u with mites AMI additions BY Illusion
Lawrence on Discusses 81 The Eye, with additions by Hays
vollnre Svos
Hope on a. Draso f e Heart and Great vesa spi on AZ
teetos which b. mistaken or he Fr ALI atthe BOA
Ho'c oi re- ~ swift pRlNKER 4 MORRIS
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LECTURE ON PHRENOLOGY.

LECTURE ON PHRENOLOGY.
RI the request Of many citizens, tho subscriber
hJhls been Induced n three LECTURES on the
above which VIII begin Tucsay evening the ifu In
slant AZ ~ ocok ~ me- Exchange Couocu R0u and
each succeeding evening until The completed
We intends prove 40 c1uid minds Phrruoi1ay true
science. and humhuG wou have w. by
and examinations Tho attention Of thr faculty
nl PARENTS with their children r1ngd and c rcrs1ng
stations ~ life shouh have some kn1wicige n q
e. TOJPET
~" pfce II admission o. each eurc VIII BE- 50 gentle
man with two Indies ~, chiiircn hail price IA q
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~ MONDAY the goth day OF March CIs41l \, the f.
- door Of he Court House. Cupeper County shan Iii :,
Puhe auetion to the hghe btr for wet unoi
ana theif inerease that Tri-t
nom am williams and wife the ii dav Of P.bc,
any 1870 and recorded in the County Court Cupeper There
negroes Selling Trustee only sue t ,s -,
IN M, but thai - believed To be unqnestionabs.
de 2l-cn
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DURsUANT to the provisions Of deod Of

PURSUANT TO the provisions of a deed of
trust executed 10 the subscriber trustee by KAY
Fog certain purposes therein mentioned sn Ceks
oea 81 inc county court II Caroline bearing date
uuay 1870 shall proceed 10 scn premises pubic tue-
ton 20 tc highest hder cash The Oh March
uar noL on ue nek lf day certain of Land situate w
ihe county Of Caroline by ctaton acres now
90 To- posseson Of The sid Eiwari nay being Of which
the ate Fanny Phnic dd sctei and possessed which "a a tr
NJ Land convex % i Edward RAY by John Gaines ss com
missioner appointed 10 aet by decree ~ The county Court ~ ca
fone by deed bearing date The January 1870 r t
to ihc SAID land BE- believed 10 De putiblo acting ~ trustee
shan only convey such tie vested virtue of sla
deed ~ yN VurCu1,
fc g-rwtds n, qt.....--1r.
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The parties interested above cause will take notice that
have appointed "Wednesday the rs; day Of March
Ne h0se OF Edmund George in the county Of Gooehnd pro
cfed IN taking the accounts directed
when and where they will attend with
papers and vouchers necessary for that Given under
hand this 10Th day OF January, IsI3
cW4
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LOON mo- YOUR INTERESTS

M T. have good assortment Family Groceries
Which We determined 70 sou for cssu and d, s,eb
as lay when pay day We wound ny n tr Farers t
snch as bN nr cash rat y WI fnd theu Interest a t
o. "tmnc our stock Agricultural implements Will srH r
about cost ans ryenses when is past insrg d, ,
UPON hc pncpf lint nhe Vpence better than Glow shu
hns. especially unirr hat dishonest aet tc Rankupi
u GWT-TfTTW 4
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FOR RENT.
NALUABLE MEDICAL ROnKS

- The front room over our store accessible
LAAiy aeh 1f frp from tc street vcry suitable Coz an A.
i0rnFN's ~ hoclors office T. ~ . g. WINSTON
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CLARKE'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Va.
THIS WEEK

THIS WEEK.
Received TUESDAY night from Baltimore. mot eertain)
Monongal.a, Extra Z
Capitals Of $4,000, each. 1890, 30 Of OOO % Of
400 90 Of 200, l55 Of $50, &c. - and ~ dawn
Tickets IS.
Received from Jersey City "Wednesday night ,prhapsl
Capitals-S2O,OOO 6O0O 5000, $500 1924 20 Of
1000, 10 Of 300, 50 Of 200, 2l9 OF 100, &C. rs and
Ii drawn. Tickets s..
bIckes by the package single may b. had in evr
variety At This Office where IN former days many handsome pes
were coil Orders from the country Be prompt
y and eonhdcntialy attended 10 by
eia CHAsTAN CLARKE
DIAM and Cut Astral shades, plain and Cur
solar do. OF all sizes, Cbimnies and Cones
for Astral and Solar Lamps which viii a. cheap a.
can he obtained any where cis' IAMEs EVANS
ell CHINA and Glaes Dealer Main street
LuntcrnsI IanternsW
Vail and eAminc sr fine patterns q Globe Lanterns both
which am determined IN ssl very cheap
JAMES EVANS
e u China Store Main street
STORAGE.
TtNE subscriber prepared store on reasonable term. The
u hulk % 1000 bhi
eio I'm JAMES A. rATTEsoN
CLOVER SEED.
1OS Bushels clover Seed OF superior quality
< - pau Of them Virginia Mountain seed us received
AMI for sale wM ANDERSON \,
10 Opposite Columbian Hoei
WHlSKEl-IJO barrels old and common
e..ar -.H
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LAND FOR SALE.

WE will sell on SATURDAY, the 18th of
April BY virtue n ders Trust esrruisi bv Geo
VI Payne and ~ record the Buckingham be,
ing date & PM October i-l7 ant a-h fiy March o. b. af
~id deeds te following tracts Of Lands Tract ON which
-ld tnyne lives n ed county lnnr Iaua NJ
John Harms and containing about ~ acrsan,ttrf tref two
Ss distant containing $50 and 200 ,rres mn
county ~ Aneuarie. ies scoftrvne Tls at -
ihee tracts of the best highland In Virginia win
roofiaio improvements other vnhahie of rber m.
above aie WI take since tract Tra~s-kb,,
elVop onsh 5000 20 with Interest si on ~.
- dy ~ pciotcfne' when possession ayen and fs,iu
Der u equal annual payments from Cciolef rer
GEO. " MArrHEWa
JOHN y. HART tTr,uf...
c 3-cN6wtls GEO. w. PAYNE
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

STEAMER PoCAHoNTAs.

STEAMER PoCAHoNTAs
Extract Of Letter from the agent in Baltimore Feb
THary llth, lS43.
The Poeaontas d.. Annapolis having been compelled to
20 in there IN Of the Ice. down the Bay
about 10 miles and We viii OF trip from here This
afternoon and viii leave Saturday the 18th February
and cannot be IN Richmond Monday the eOh
The schr Manchester enormously reported in our
paper Yesterday having arrived Saturday. instead of
the Tuscarora, from New York.
WING MEETING AT THE EXCHANGE.
meeting Of the Wings is requested at the large room
in the Exchange Friday Evening next at O'Clock for
the appointment OF Delegates the Wing Convention that
the 22d.
BY the request of MANY WINGS
90 The benevolent Society Church will hold sae
the Of Mr. A. commencing on Tues
day tile lth ~ O'Clock The H. n meas
10 relieve t Society from obligations incurred By the par
chase Of their repairs TO the church,
not for this alone but give extending To the
suffering fooR a provident hand f. L. It
IHNHE annual general meeting of the Mutual
Il Assurance Society against fire buildings State Of
Virginia VIII be held their Office city Richmond on
Monday, the 9Th Of February, ! O'Clock p. NJ.
fe 7-c3t J. RUTHERFORD. p. A.
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CHANCERY-vRorIA-InC Chesterfield county Court Janu-
IL OH, 1898 Wilkins Han Backmon Chcaiarn Pantis
against
George b. Robertson Wilkinson aud Rsbecca b Ro
DeIsoh Defts.
The defendant George Robertson having entered his a
Teaanee and gwen security according the General A.
senlb ana the Rulcs Of this Court and appearing satisfactory
evidence that he nhabiant on mo
ton Of the Painii ordered That Defendant do an
pear mere on the iTsid1y Of March Court Plain
uns BILL and that copy OF this forthwith inserted IN the
Richmond semiwcek Wing for successfully and post
ed at the front door Of the this county
a eopy-Tese,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

NorCE-An pcrnns nicbei Henry Hampton are
requested 10 make immediate payment who have
claims agan ms estate, requested known 10
'haHcs 1enntt my authorized Agent ANN HAMPTON.
23-dlwkcim As,,,,i.,.,,,.v
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NAVY ORDERS.
J. HERBERT, Secretary.

Commander F. Forrest, leave two months.
Acting sailing master John Jones, detached
from Marion, waiting orders.
Acting carpenter John Overman, detached
from Marion, waiting orders.
Acting Boa,swan George Wilmuih, delach
ed from Marion, waiting orders.
Acting gunner Robert S. King, de ached from
Marion, waiting orders.
Passed Midshipman George Colvocoresses
detached from receiving ship Ohio and to U S
sloop Marlin as master.
Purser w. A. Christian, detached from Ma
rion, waiting orders.
Passed Midshpman Isaac G. Strain, leave
two years.
Passed Mid.hipman Robert A. Knapp to
Warren.
L.. G. Hurst, leave three months.
APPOINTMENTS.
William Brady master.
s. c. Reed, master.
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From The Hartford Patriot & Eagle

The marked attentions which Gov. Wicklfe re-
ceiyed at almost every point during the brief
journey of the President and his suite, must have
Deen highly gratifying 10 that distinguished gentle.
man, and al once afforded him the very best proof
that his able and emineny successful administration
# The affairs Of the Post Office Department is pro-
perly appreciated by all classes Of his fellow citizens
At Boston, the desire was very general among the
multitudes who were in the vicinity Of the fremont
md along the line Of the procession TO have Mr..
WicklIfe pointed out and when that gentleman en-
tered the fremont theatre in the evening" which he
did not do I'LL time after the arrival of the Pre-
sdent and other members of the Cabinet the audi.
ence greeted him with three hearty cheers.
The personal appearance Of Gov. Wickde, is de-
cidedly prepossesslng In this respect, he certainly
has the advantage all his official associates though
IT is admitted all hands, that finer looking set OF
men could scarcely be collected. All Of them do
honor TO the Administration and the country.
We have alluded particularly to Gov. WicklifTe,
because less has been said in the public prints in re-
ference to his high standing with the people of New
England, than that Of the other gentlemen who com
pose the Cabinet, and because we Nere the eye wit
ness of the many demonstrations Of respect and ap-
probation recently manifested towards him when he
came among the people.
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which il speaks, and who ere to be the purifiers o'
The party, aud the Judges thai are TO designate ln'
victims 10 be dragged TO the stakef ~ 'he parry
has Masters, Judges OF orthodoxy and EAeeue9ncis'
II might be mereifhl TO let the rank ana hie hho"
who they are.--.uissoun reporter.
But Mr.. Penn is evidently alta loss TO under
stand the movements Of the peculiar i'ienos OF
Col Benton, Mr.. Van Buren,, and the 6loDe
Immediately after the last meeting OF the Deu''
ocralic Association, The Clay organ (lhe Nilsson
ri Republican, inserted long article as edilo-
rial, written by prolessed Democrat, denounc'
ing the course Of the liberal Democrats, aud
prasing the independence and Democratic vir-
Tue OF The Standard clique. The Standard
praises the Republican in return, and the New
Era. 10 help along copies from the STANDARD lis
fulsome prasy of its own IN cog editors !
See what Col Penn says on this POINT:
What does IL man ?--One Of the sub-clique
praises the editor Of the Republican IN iuisome
manner through the columns OF The Standard, ano
the Era copies from the latter paper long arucie
commencing the talents, % sc. OF Judge Eng'e, anu
endorses its views. Who will say that the . reals
are forming coalition with The Wings Tor the over
throw of the Democratic party In this city Gan
somebody praise the oddities, eioquence, tndusi y, ana
aitainmenis of the u S. District Attorney Inc
picture should be complete.
aThe question is settled No one possesses any
Democracy in St LOUIS except Elliott, Blair, Ganti'
Bowlm, Engle, and their few satellites. What has
become Of the two thousand Democrats who were
here few months agoi Who can solve the mys-
teryr-.uissouri Reporter.
Can any one doubt any longer the evident
alliance that has been formed between the Ben
ton and Globe men, and he leading Clay men
and presses
A letter received this morning from leading
Democrat Of Kentucky, dated June 9th, says
Col. Benton was very thick with Mr. Clay al
the Louisville races. They were hand in glove
with each other. This will be strange news in
Missouri as it is not long since il would have
been great insult for Mr.. Clay to speak to Mr..
Benton; but noip they are two jovial fellows yell
met ="
Mr.. Benton came on TO st. Louis with Mr..
Ci lenden, and spent the evening wlta,hiin al
the private dwell logs Of two Of the most ultra
Clay Wings in the city.
In day or TWO, Mr.. Crilttenden set out for
the centre of the State 10 see, as believe, the
famous central ''cIique," and now Mr. Benton
is about TO follow HIM.
II is high lime, as you must see, that warn
ing be given to The Democracy in the Atlantic
States, that tn are TO be traded off, like drove
of sheep, to tho highet bidder. Benton has en-
gagged them to Mr. Clay in 1914, and there are
abundant evidences that even The papers Of
transfer have been signed and sealed. Look TO
this, pray you
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The WAsmSeToN EsrArE.-Tho Alexandria Ga
zctto says "Thc paragraph going the rounds Of
some of the Northern papers, relative to the proposed
neous The estate Is in the possession Of the Wash
ington family, owned by most worthy and excellent
gentleman, who has not and does not intend to sell
il and long may il continue 10 descend to those who
tear the name Of the Father OF his Country.
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RANDOLPH.

ANOTHER GRrAr FiRg-abom 300 houses destroyed
On Sunday mopning, fire broke out at Fall river
Massachusetts,, in the cabnet-makor's shop Of Mr..
Westgate which, before it arrested, laid more
than quarter Of the village in ashes. Loss from
100000 to 10000 800 900 e which was sup.
posed to be insured by the Bristol FIRE Insurance Co
Among the principal buildings destroyed are the well
known Pocasset House, the Manufacturer Hotel
the Custom House Pos; Office Diapers, letters, &c
saved one large factory, Methodist, Free viii Bap.
list, and Universasl Churches; Fall River Bank and
Savings Institution two printing offices, and about
two hundred bull lings-dwelling-h ouses dry-goods
stores, sc are supposed to have been consumed
the wind at the time blowing from the southwest
Several individuals were more or less severely in
juoJ.
CANrpELL's FoRties MosrHLy MAGAZINE for July
ha. been re ceiyed.
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MELANCHOLY DrATn-The Batavia New York;
Times states that Mrs. Tracy Avery, from Devon.
shire, England, died on board the cars lust as the
train was entering that village on Saturday last
She had braved the elements, and travelled three
thousand miles to ENJOY the qualification Of once
more meeting her children, one Of whom II ed in
that village and another in Stafford but death de-
Prved her of the pleasure just as she got in sight Of
those she loved,
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TuE BotNpapY j. ID. Featherstonhaugh. Fsg
Capt. Robinson, Lieutenant Pepon, Mr. Scott Zee
Rotary TO Colonel Escort,) q number Of the subord
nate officers and men alta bed 20 the Boundary Sur
yey, with large quantity OF supplies passed through
Woodstock, Vermont about two weeks since ON their
way TO the Grand Fall. The American Commits
sioners also passed through the same week
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10 believe, reasoning from analogous eircumstances
that he will ooa into matters as they stand with vs.
and inquire who are his friends and supporters IN
This State holding public Offices"
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
SeIor Dos JUAN HERBsr has been recognized
Vice Consul of the Mexican Republic for Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIyAL OF THE STEAMER HIBERNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HIBERNIA.
This fast sailing steamer arrived at Boston on Mon
dry morning. at four O'Clock, bringing dates 10 o
evening of the 20lb June from Liverpool and Lon
don of the 18th, but no news Of much imfoltarce
Rumors reached Paris at the e Of The week that
E,parteIo ard the young Queen Of SPAIN Lao 4
from the capital. The French Cover nmsn' J. a. Gu
,ed of Withholding the news from Spain for puIples
of It's own There Was uuih ~ the stat, mont
though it is evident that the position Of Epsttefo IS
still critical.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WAsHisGToN, July S, l543.
The following notice has been officially conmun-
Gated TO the Department:
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
GIBRAL TAR LIGHT.

GIBRAL TAR LIGHT.
TRisITYHouss, LONDON,
3lst May, 1919.
This Corporation having caused the range OF the
light, exhibited in the Light House at Europa Point,
Gibraltar to be extended in nor,herly direction,
Notice thereofis hereby gipen and mariners are to
observe that the said light is visible within Glib
raltar Bay, and in that of Algesras.
BY order,
j. HERBERT S,ers,ov
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C,nrprLL's FoRtieS MoSrHLY MAGAZINE for July
ha. been re ceiyed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-29
LITERARY NOTICES.

Edinburgh Reniew tor .Juiy, 50 100 per
annum. We welcome again This old favO.
rite, plriiculhrly as M. VI .%caul,y rrappears
in n paper on the Lie aud Writings of
Addison Just such n paper as might have
been expected from such "A man ms MacauIav
upon such anoilmr Il, Jnsrpli Addison. We
hook in vain, 1t is iruc. for the special plead.
ing of his article on Warren Hastings, for
ll". evidence OF that deep aud long cogiialion
displ.,cd in his review of Bacon, or for the
llora,ian sarcasm and Irresistible ridicule
which he heaps upnn I'll" philosopher mot
the poeO Sourlmy. II is in IA somewhat diff.
tcrcnt vein from any of his proceeding pa
pcrs, but characterized, nevertheless, by the
same wit. learning, and rluqurncc, II happy
combination of WHICH, no man understands
SD well AS Mr.. NJ icanlhv. We have always
marvrllrd al the precision aud minn,eDess Of
information discovered by tins writer in all
his articles, but now more than ever and no
has brought the rich stores ei his memory 10
bear with beautiful effect upon his present
subject. Scores of incidents, which nobody
else knew of, or if they did, thought worth
troubling themselves about, are thrown in
with the skill of "A consummat artist, and adj
mirably contribute 10 adorn the setting of q
magnificent picture. Those who have spent
SO many pleasant hours, over the wit, sen,i-
menl, and philosophy of the Ta,iler and
Spectator, cannot do better than take a Sit
ling of IA couple more for a glance at their
master spirit. We have not read so apreea-
BILE a paper for many a day.
There are other articles in tins number,
which we cannot moro particularly notice,
on Free Trade Salmon Fishery,'' Parj-
sian Morals and Manners Bcecley's Voy.
ages to The North Pole,' &c.
HARRINGTON has likewise tie last No. OF
London Quarterly Review, Blackwood for
August, Graliam's Magazinr, for Sept. and
Oct, Lady's Book, Lady's National Maga-
zine, Merry's Museum, and will receive sub
scriptions for any Magazines, Reviews, %
other Periodicals published ia the English
language,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-29

cry thing bend TO slavery and Southern inter-
cs,s. No man ever gave a more honest or
patriotic vote than HENRY Clay gave when
he turned The scale in favor of the venerable
Patriarch of Quincy in 1925. The vote
was an unpopular one it is true, and it re-
quired much frmGess in Mr.. Clay to breast
the torrent OF detraction which the Slave
holders poured out upon him. But the
matchless Champion of Freedom is always
equal to any emergency, and time has at
lengtl, vindicatcd both his purity and fore
cast. lie has, IN fact, always been an up
right and honest politician, always a s,raigh,
forward statesman, and meyer a drmacoguc
always bold and frank in the expression OF
opinion, always true to friends, always mag
unanimous to enemies, and never false TO HIS
UNIT
OF Mr.. Van Bnrcn's sentiments on til,
suffice, Of slavery and Of his character as n
statesman and a man we shall speak on Il
future occasion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-29
CONSOLATION

Our readers will rccollcct tina. we stated
sometime ago that Mr.. SEVERANCE, the
sl,rrwd and able editor of the Krnnrbec
(Me.) journal had been nominated 40 the
Wl,ig candidate for Congress- in the Krnnc.
bee District. The returns show Mr.. S. il
defeated by ii small majority, though, he has
received a mucl, larger vote than any other
candidate, and will undoubtedly he elected
at the next lrili. NJ. SEVERANCE consoles
himself under his defeat in the following rood
na,ured style.
Nor 50 BAD, AFTER ALL If we have filled of an
election to Congress we have been C ,nsuled by no.
ing appointed chairman of The Committee on Swine.
by The keniebec Agricultural Sociriy. whose exlibi.
ton Is AT the State House on Wednesday and Thurs.
day, the ih and 9Th OF October.
Pcrhaps the assemhlnre at the State House OF Au.
susta NJ that time will be quite ~ respectable as tho
nssemblage at the capita nj Washington, on the first
Monday of December. The ommi'ie ON swine. We
are confident, will have less dirty work 10 do than
some of the committees Of Congress, # thew do their
duiy and probe all the corruption NJ head quarters,
and inspect all the strange cattle who have crept into
the Executive Departments nj washington. There
may may not be so many hogs Mt the federal city.
but we suspect there may he found a much greater
number Of spanleis and ~j1ckalis; nor so many sheep,
hut more wolves in Sleeps clothing.