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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05

PRYOR'S school. IN WILLIAMSBURG.
The Enquirer, OF the 81 September, took notice
OF a Card about Mr. Pryols School. In that
notice, ii is said that 0! the most enlightened
citizens OF Williamsburg, and ~ac OF The Pro
icssofs OF the College bear strong testimony tie
benefit, OF an Institution, which is intended, m
some respecis, 10 be preparatory 10 the College II.
self. Upon recurring 10 the advertisement ii>eii,
we discover, that all the Professors recommend
Mr.. Prvors School Is one intended, in all rcspsc'>,
as preparatory TO the College and in icgasd 10
the opinions of others the tact is said 10 se aa'
all tic intelligent citizens Of Williamsburg, -
well as Of the surrounding country soak o.
highly oil Mr. Pryo,'s School, a, tie Professors
themselves This Seminar opened On Tue
day last Isl October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05

The beautiful iron steamer Mount Vernon
was relaunched INFO the basin YESTERDAY alter
noon, amid the shouts u crowd OF spectators
She sided gracefully into the water The arrange
mems being entirely successful. Were We 10
Judge By the case and beauty with when s'e III
On The water we should think that she would
run with handsome SPEED. But her engine VIII
men, viii be decide! in a few days. Good luck
to both steam and horses!
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MASS hLEETIN(,S

A great Mass iee,n" comes oG 4; Farmyc
Prince Edward early lhis month.
A Discussion oil the two parties is appoin'e, .
Jerusalem, Southampton county ior the 18th int
4 Mas Meeting will be held rs the Demo
cracy OF Greene county on shc 18th.
A great Mass Meeting oi the Democratic parIS
will be held at Iiainp,on, on the a,3j.
II. Various other Meetings are intcrsperse'
through The broad Limits oil the Commonwealth
during all the month d October. II our iiend,
viii drop Us line about each assemblage, ",
shall he happy 10 chronicle i, Tor the Information
Of our Republican brethren.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05

We do no, claim superior j0dgncar To tn.
Compiler's; but We profess 10 have more iafpata-
tim, both about those HON it pca>es 10 ca
party leaders and about the great nass-'ht
rank and file, il he rleascs TO call then. So 81 th'
Republican Party. We assure the Compiler
that We have not vet met the first man. who doe,
no, either suspect. or is no; satisfied" oi III. ru.
OF the Coalition charge, urged against Mr. Clay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05

OLD VfRCINlh!-lf the best informed Whrs OF
ihl Stntr greatly deceived, liz Electoral
moral" r0tuin for Nj tiry have s",n letters aud
detailed statements from the several Cungtrs ona D--
ut,is, which concur IN nssIting THAI the WING ns
Ioriiy ~ November canno' be- less than COO The Mo.
,er Of states VIII stand hy her il.ustou. living
son ~, Y. Tri5uns, OR. >.
The bei-intormed Wigs are not well informed
upon the subject. Get up. itlend., IN effective
organization, and We will beat them 3.000 We
viii compound for ,0oo--tor MI oae !eSs. What,
Virginia vote tor son, who has abandoned her
principles! Nercr. Vote Tor one, who congratu-
lated Himself on being no l"ns"r embarrassed
by her peculiar opinions" Never. The mother
of States values her PRINCIPLES more than She
does her apCState sons. She will stand by" those
who stand BY her! Ask Virginia in these time,
for her .jcarcL;-and She points 10 her immortal
priHGpts.
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they are both .'o'ognGee@." Thanks to our o..
host Of the Alhambra ~" good
ar We received by last Eyenings Mai;
account this magnificent" a>>embla',s "", our ~.
Ingenious sons of Columbia 1t will appcor ' ,n
morrow-hnt there is no raning and r,alr p 10
tade abont II. 1t seems 10 be clear and ca,I;
description OF the scene He SAYS ,ha fr -.,' "a
SiaSm, the looks and indications. were w.n;u
and instead OF thousands" in attendance hs,.
were bni n few pallry hundrelS-occnn,, IN, ~
proclaimed" '"''''!
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- Our friends in the country should supply
themselves with Democratic Electoral Tickets, Ia
bc distributed among the voicrs They can be-
procured al the Enquirer Office, at The low rate OF
fly cents hundred. Those wishing them mad
better send orders by persons visiting Richmond.
a. the postage on them wouId be the same Is On
letters sent bv mail.
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The Richmond Wing is quoting from our CO.
| lunns, o.i!ic "Olacn Time some remarks which
we made against Mr.. CaIhoun-"Riicbie (bc savsl
upon Calhoun But compare even the tone and
style of these remarks with those which mich, he
quoted front columns of The Richmond Viii
and We would blush not d; the comparison
Quote ~. II. Peasants upon Il. w. Leishr-
~upoa w. G. Rires'-''upon the aspiring and
moon-rcachirs Clay Upon l.. w. TazeweP-
and, in fact who hasescapcd his ians-and need
We shrink from the contrast
We did once speak freely AMI boldly against J
c. Calhoun. Ard why have We changed Be-
cause Mr. Calhoun conicsses he himself has
changed his political views since lsa3-he period
10 which the Wing refers. Our admiration for
Mr.. Cahoun> genius and attainmenS has never
changed-;iom his first brilliant speech in defence
ol the War OF 1912, down to the prcSea, t;rac-
Ncrcr
But if We have changed in respect to Mr.. Cal
houn. has no, The Wing changed lis opinions also
with regard TO the sam: gentleman! And III how
many more important particulars has not The cen
serious Mix changed Where are all his State
Rights constitutional principeS--his opposition
To a BahG-kiS horror in = II the frauds Of
protective sy,,cm-whef, are all hi, good old
principles Gone No; a thread Of them Icii -
lie illustrates coinplc cy the old amusing story
todd hr ''AartiGu, >ci:hlcri,:"
'':Sir Thomas Culle; had = rlir Of black worst
ci stockings, which h;> ;nai! darned ~ often with
silk, that tDer irca:n. at last pair Of Ill. stock
A">. Now sGfToSin:; those stockings 81 Sir
Johns. cHiued with some Gegrce .! consciousress
al evcrv Notwithstanding. they would have been
sensible that they were tn sam" Individual pa;l
oi stockings both before and after The Garning
and this sensation weuld have continued To them
through all The succession ot darning; and vel,
after the last Of al. there was rot, reihap., 4
thread lcit ol the first pair of stockings but
tliev were grown 10 be silk stockings IL WAS said
before
There is This difference onv between the two
Johns. Sir johns stockings tnrned from wor,'cd
10 silk-but The CONS stockings have changed
from silk Ia ,roySied
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TIE TWO WHO nAIIirS

The Hh'r ana the C0WTiieT OF Yesterday morn.
nag both touch upon the coming election IN
Pennsylvania. The Wig processes to "haye
the strongest faith in Marklc> election. from pri
va,c and public accoun>"-;:d quotes in coi.i,r.
nation the "Gervsburg Star" that scarcely
doubt now exists that Joseph Ma.kc will he our
next Governor &c. &c-and tlen from n.
"Pi''sburs American" lhal "our intelligence cai.
not lie This State is certain for Marhlc Is \
majority varying slightly around 10000 Til,
We g:araDte To the Whig> throughout Tie
'a;oa, gFoa data tina, cannot deceive n>."-On he
other hard. the more modest Compiler furnish.
letter from lis Core, pon!crt in PHILADELPHIA.
sep. 2,h, who states that in his Journey ON
"ard>.' he awaited (himsel) ot all the means
within (hi>) reacli and can give Information lo
b. relied upon. that both parties claim the STATE
The Wings entertain strong hopes OF c.cc:ing
General Mar!Se, although they are aware that h
is by no means the sironges, man Of tie party
whereas, shank * well known, and POLITICALLY
81 med and respected by all, &c Nc-tlai with
these odds the Wing Parry mus, enter the field
and, therefore il j. rot remarkable that fear, are
entertained OF Shunk's elecrion--bui hc this Is i
may, the result will not cloud the prospects Of
the Wings if Shunks majority should ~, exceed
ten thousand zen ttonsand ave, This sounds
something like common sense and that this is
conceded 10 lis by the opposite parry. In thu
the writer happens 10 he mistaken, for VIZ pn!-
li>hcd IN Yesterdays paper a letter from vcry IL
irIiscnl Republican in Philadelphia who says
Il have heard from ercry couWy--comparcd all
>tafemen,s-and our majority cannot b. less Than
l. 600 Tor Skunk How can We he mistaken
Every possible doubt and contingency has been
weighed, and reflected upon. Ahcrns l00C0
votes for pipe laying, we vel would bea, them by
lo00o--cicar majority / do no, speak the Ian
guasc oi IN enthusiast or look with prejudicel
eye. but calmly and deliberately, with every oppo-
sing influence carefully scanned and calculalei
upon"
We certainly adopt the version of the Com
pilcr, H. more ncarly approN;ma;ine 10 the truth
" coniidc i'll Prnn>ylvauia-but Mons IuTonS,
- S,srJ,}y i wont Ia say
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"Sich a nominee
As Jimmy Polk Of Tennessee"

"Henry Clay is 4 man Of the toleS, 'rteleciam
sfoiv,e. and n TIC ,-idtst mcn,Gl djmcasoNSfe *
n pcrf,tf non-,yei-;nd as the LocoS accuse Us of
man-worship affirm unhcsi,alingly that lie, il
crc- mor,0l htan 3.,ltcd dIfcatica 0iif ,1'i2irg
mos, unoues,ionabv does Mr.. I;iye> called Polk
stts orr,.Icpt NJ IN accideat ~ an 0cctJeat' Mr.
Rivcs is undoubtedly man who is trsr 6sine
w,ih tic rising mimi Mr.. Jeremiah Morton OF
Culpeper is now addressing the huge concOurSc Of
The People who are convened together, and We
have no 9ouh, atall thai the people will he wcllre
paid for their kind and profound attention. Cog
gin. Stanari. Benz Johnson Barbour RI lvanhuc
Cooke. and Vim 7. Gibson. are present, in addi-
ton TO Other orators. John Minor Bolts has just
arrived in the slaga T. -. SoH'tdl pronornocd
Il kruv,;nL f9acijm, fii0'opS and nnanfcesi III
0wgrrGiT;pnrglrG.lG dd5rSS rpm ialjrc II. Gto,r.
.Respect:ullv. yours, ALBEMARLk."
If ". were related 10 the sublime author Of these
uncGualIed Strains. We would sue The leaders Of
The Coon parr for damages. Their ON folly
and hulabu.s seem actually 10 have dencnled
his poor brain lie seems al present mach better
fitted 10 be a candidate for Betlam, than a scribhef
for the newspapers Messrs Sou.hall and Rives
ioo are entitled 10 damages from tie Editor in
placing them in such ridiculous light before
an enlightened people. Their orations were, no
doubt. eytrayagant enough-bu, such 4 dcscrp-
ton exceeds all "powcr Of face
\. L. Whilst employed in writing the preced-
iEe lines ard Teasing upon The beauties Of the
Albemar.c writer, We were gratiGed with recev
ing from our friend Allen Of the Alhamhra de-
licious hreaktas, of sewed yen.on, fried oysters,
and other good things. We are not 1rs, but in
This case The pleasures Of tass were superior 10
those Of mind-rich as the preceding letter is in
all The beautiss Of composition. Al all events,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05

HENRICo cOUNTY.-There will be po-
lnical discussion a, Boar swamp in H l,,
conn., on SATURDAY next the 9Th inst. Several
o Of the most S speakers in he Democratic
party will he present and will address s NE pee
bio. Come one, cone ell. come every body
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05

The L. Wing gives false and ridiculoas mar
ralvc about the Amelia meeting. "Ore side OF HI,
story is gooi, they say, till tie other is heart
la, e"en this side oil the Story doe, not tell vel
still less iayorahly will it tell, when We come 1,
publish the other side, Of which We are promi,ec
4 description.
As TO the discussion II Mount Laurel in Hall
fax. between VIM. Smith on the one hand, and
Messrs Wood Bonldin and Thos s Flouruo,
on ;hc o'lef, (rwo frmRg Ia pluck onc;) i, i from
what we understand entirely misrepresenci il
the Wing.
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TIE CLIMAX OF RODOMONTADE!
H. ? u. ~ a. ~


We can ills aiior. The space wAicE /, occupied
hv he following pro:uc;iun-bu We Cannot deny
orr poor Loco-i'uCa irienis, who nc@ec meet
with such treat III their own paper, the plea
sure Of enjoying this rare ard sabine entertain
ment Talk, Is our refined fathers used 10 do, of
lae feast OF reason an! tie How OF soul" Why,
this racy proi@clion infinitely SURPRISES their say
ing Why, here is VII, e1quence, Ieauty, ana
suIimiiy all combined together The only
doubt W. can entertain about it is, whether the
Eli;o!S oiihe " have 10; been ft--si b; some
Wa@aish \ u;hor II the Rco:back School O., w:!c-
Their il was really written t., some sublime Wit oi
The Coon species whose whole head has been
Hrnc bv the piciuic .i'ic scene which he is de c:
bng. II ihia 'iicrcu!cse" vcin real!g bcr!e>que
upon AiesSrS. Souiall, Rive, Go"gin. Stanard,
benjamin Johnson Barbour, Richard lvanhoe
Gccke, and the other knights OF Tie tournament;
or. Is it really iGlcndc, as faithful description
Of the mighty and magnificent sccne-o, this
.'immenSt ;SSciata9r of the free and ingenious
SOILS Of The land Of Columbia :" Heavens! what
gran,ii!oquence d. thee toons cxhib--Utat
flashes oi v-il--what bursts Of cloqucnce-wlat
mGyniiicencc o; description. But such 'sTclI-
Ing scene certainly required such Homer 10 de
scribe i. Plain LEGO oco readers ENJOY the least
wcnow spread before you. Read il overrarelully,
we bescech you, and we defy you 10 read i; over
wtiIon, beatty langll, the expense OF the writer
and the Editor. What genius is il that Row pre-
sides over the columns Of Tie II. Whig2-pr
we forgot IL mention. dat the following moroccan
Appeared i'll Yesterdays Wing under The post
script head. We take ii Tor granted, that the &C
count Of the Numbers OF this Convention CORES
PONDS in the extravaganza Of its computation,
with the rodomon,adc OF the description. We
have taken The Liberty OF marking lis most sub
lime cpiiies in F,aies. They stud TIE whole
OF the azure sky
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millions Of debt when the Treaty, which the
loliy OF the Clay Party in the Senate rejected
limited the assumption Of her debts 10 ROT ,norc
than I'm u.iliJns-dnd not cent of Inat money
was 10 conc ont Of our own Ticasury-bul it was
paid OIL, Of the Texas lands; and not 4 cent be-
yond it.
"virgnian>! Such isihe prospect y hch the sue
cess ofClayism and Federalism opens up to YOU
vision! 1t is truly and without exaggeration
frightful and appalling Shut no, your eyes upon
it Contemplate it. Thcsclhings will happen. if
The Dictator is elected Pfesiien. Of the United
States"
Contrast then, the two cardida'es-.,cjr sepa.
rate principles-(thc one FEDERAL The other Re-
pubican-the one respecting your own nrinci.
pies as mitch a any candidate who was eyer sinh.
United 10 your choice-ihe other. as ocoe,ily de-.
spisins your principles, as either The Elder or the
Younger Adams ))-coa,ra>i the separate lnca
sares oi iheir Admini:lralioIi>-and judyc for
yourselves. We appeal 10 you. as Vilginans-
as lhc disciples OF .iciierson-oi Your own State
Rights School-and act accordingly. O,gaqi.c,
Hc1. ORGANIZE, we cntreat you-savc your prip
ciplcs-and down with the Dictator.
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ia TIC B,dE0TS ~ ne i>HIh|F.
In the last Wig sax what consider fr"y
rid;-au clion an the part of Joseph Sesar 10 TX
the clar.c Of Inconsistency or Mir. Bowdcn. Is
j, possible, this can he the Joseph ScSar, who
was formerly Il strong ani-Tariil man, and
2 Nuliifc,-willire 10 dissolve the lnion rather
Than The Tarifl should stand and who is now
chief orator of the Wings, in support OF Protec-
live Tariil-sroulino from the stump every ar
g,lmcnt in its favor that he can compile from The
newspapers and parry pamphlets OF The day.
Has not this individual been a strong advocate
and writer in favor ol the sub reasnfy! ana y
he not now opcn-mou.hed in favor oil National
Bank! One Joseph Scgar nace speech IN Inc
House Of Delegates, some six or seven years ago.
10 prove amongst o.her things, that Texas was
independent dc jGrc as we'll Is ne tac0. The pre-
scnt Joseph has concndcd publicly that Texas
was not Independents &c jnfc. Are they twain, or
one ncshl Are there Two namc>akes oi the Se1ar
familyl or Only one the same Simon Purcl Was
the present Mr. Scsar ever Van Burcn man? |
have heard from the fountain head that he soli-
cited from members III the Virgin Legislature
recommendations 10 Van for Office. Was he ever
a Tyler man! Rumor SAYS he sought office Of
the Captain. | wish Mr. Clay, if elected 10 note
This suggestion. and 20 make himself acquainted
with the facts OF the case. Mr.. Segar is violent
" Outraged at tie idea Of regulating State debts
but, rs am informed hasopenIy mPgor'cd ami
poiroaiad The Bankrupt Law. Trulv. Consis-
iency, thou ar, Jewel, Ii must have been rap
iurouSly enchanting 10 lEc good people q. Accn-
mack Ia wires the m0de.ir ct Mr Scgar. III
assailirg Mr.. Eowdcn for inconsistency. w.
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asfcJ)eroogU Gol0tatr1a.e

cu!osizcd the former in handsome strain oil eo-
quence, ard disparascd the merits ol lhc , lauCr
holding up pamphlet, with sevrn pages og.aeH-
ed from The res! as containing The nost yol'lli!-
nous history Of his life and service '','' '''s
por,crs oonl. oaer--ihal the senseless cry OF
Young Hickory, Texas and Oregon" was :, DIS IS
ci"c,cI,, he womb only serve enc term, Tins al
tempting TO rob the Whiss oil their one term pm,
ciplc; and here an old Democrat srunlen, ~"
1-acn did Ecdcralia s,rc more than ono trm! = :,
Blu, Tia, lil,le word IT. was mos, appropriately
applied; for no chance whatever had he in the
contest contest (AIuch aprau~c) clay's name anne he he
commended, filled mp the hahitable globe ana ms
civil services had been worth more 10 his country
than host in arms
third Democrats The dinner Was abundant ana
well dressed; and with tic exception 81 TWO inc-
hr;a;ed aud clamorous Clay Wings, Inc utmost
harmony and good order prevailed e.
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"CnaRLorrEsvrlLF. Oct. list, 1871,

"Alcs-rs. EIii;prs.-In the very greatest possible
hurry, wish 10 drop Won short and SNf&rhcidi
.pist,c relative 10 the Electoral and Congressional
Whig District Convention, now being held in
the town oi Charlottesville. There are at tie
lowest calculation some EIGHT or TEN
THOUSAND People gathered together upon
this ,qairsaH.G aud M interesting ami NIB
yorjin@ oecns'oa. The EaFIysville Clay Club
sends delegation ou,nuInbeiin@ all others con-
siicra5ly and presenting To The bE,a0n rge seC-
iqcic ifu!R cyuaG. SWhme aRd D,agHt ffcEt-,hcy
formed in their rinmpdni procession 10 this place.
n morinc m.9ci,Ho mass al animate ami anUiaicd
hpmanjiH Coils Bocock and Thompson Com-
mqaded he mighty a,@ magnificent Macedonian
piaian1, and Chapman Johnson Niche was the
ensign and stardari-hearcr. STAGE The meeting
and convocalion of the different delegations form
in" gyGM aaH gi.aHic COnrcRiiGn, The different
ard requisite officers have been duly clectcd-Our
po,-erti and orotoricaI "rc rotundo," Valentine
w. Southa!! has been unanimously elected Pre-
siGen ofrhc Convention.
Mr. Southall'sdignjig and arartp particularly
fiji him Tor chairman 10 preside over the Eittt@
mi <,lcmn deijivaij0aSof Nct an I@iDient "sSsm-
hiagc o.il,e free and Ingenious sons oil the land
OF Columbia.
civilian T. Early and William G.. Shelton,
snpcradicd 10 some other gentlemen, were chosen
Secretaries. After the organization OF the Con-
V'IllDU dBt Tex ClcttbU VI lllC
Mr. Sou;hal introduced the honorable WILLIAM
CABflL RIvrs 10 the Convention. who entertain
ri, cncb0ntcd and ELECTRIFIED, the ci0ra,d IN
icNisc,i and cro,rdH auditory with a speech,
por.,tii and ajca,ic iadccd. Such speech we
have rarely If ever heard. II was 'e"tnF, bri-
Eaai ond pecniior. He spose for three hours in
the moa f1@iuaijHa drd SPatWodDcing mGHNr,
and euloc!zel Henry Clay 10 III roy summit 81
liz a@n,c Ny. Such orcc1H. foperfni alM AriH9-
hi;ar icic-such Snjamai,a C'erTon"R GW i@-
m A&earaR oofactcc, We have seldom, il EYER
heafd Each Successive sentence was followed
Nv the loue'cs', moSt @norotS 0Gd aPPaHH@ pcif n
Naadcr We have often heard Mr.. i;iycs lciore
now. bu, We have ncvcr cnIoycd The rorc w'i nnd
raev bgati'udc OF hearing him when he was 50
ccecca,nciy eioqncn: poverjHl, So @c'|0f'g fan
cifd so mrc0S''c cnd mGT,cqi and 50 rHty ami
avinoyo1s 1t is our moa ear'US' s,rccr', hc0rtft
aad coi1,al ari.i that he may he our xEXT Past
DENT after the iHaariors ,mmortqi and ,rir,'nLL
KcntDlian. who is an irteiiettu0i Hcrcrie7c, a
mcntai By,,5d,praagi0n c,Licr i~iot,d NJ irtcn
jronsdt jn imposing opposition 10 The Pismg States
/ all
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INSURANCE,


lsKs " III be taken ~ the FIRE a NAHfHH
y . INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHERLIs8
Of fhs Lowest rsts,on-
FINDINGS Of al kinds, stone brtsk orwseAsn
AID tier contrntsf
stes'nnoa 81 factories nails. As.
Furniture;
Aud merchandise otsllkind
And tEainstall dsngsts sttrpdins u. trans
p0riauon goods IN rivers. luks, ss.s .hris
AMI railroads
For the character sfthe eomphnyssiopromy.
htude ard lherallry In the adjustment snd pa
men of lasses We hek laavs r. refer to the IN
ehsaia Of his placesrd eissNhs5e who have had
the adjustment II clais- apnn IL. suaa
lnlce n M IN 81 = " IItHnINa Sly
lynn Il MAINE RANOF-Thcre ars
t"nsifnanons only in Which individuals snn
Ne nlaesd. WIRE ihsv car adeqsstelv appreciate
me NnHs ri insurance. 7here are Will. -,andt
~ upon thsruin. Of then 0Wd pransrtY, .lthtr
teeelNlnF from m insurance once the full a.
mount which thsy nave lost, or sssdng on ths
same spot surrounded perhaps hy A. solai. fam
". lsmentng hat Stup'ditV and folly which h AZ
IA I'D 10 rrsyid. for such sconun.enty.
iTKINsDN Agent Of tho PROrEC ZION
lNSfR ANCE co OF HARTFDhD. CONN
vii tske rf.k- On swell M houses. ware hnusea
'fnfe' n Is fsctorie. d.r, tszetaer with theif
cosienta. such as furniture, mschaneiss, ma
ehinsrg. and ev-rvothrt description Of lnsurablc,
pfop.ttY' As., or steam, kssl and Nat hons
NJ her e.rgoes to and from any pert on ths
Ws.'ern Water.
;, af..e on Nam street, nearly cpro,ite thu .
~ in /. lss
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nv White Lead.

~yFN THOUSAND POUNDS Of Dry While
I'D pr. winch 70 u m soil ~ ihe ln,Ve,i
..... fnbo4 BAKER u ROBERTS.
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S,Ix DAYS FROM NEW YORK

ca SfnEAM TP AND M MISTAKE.
Rcd TN. day A. 70 Main ST. fine nssorlrneo,
nj Fa, md Clalh Caps Also Mems and Yonh"'
Cloth Cans Fur trimmed Call quick ~ yos lose
hen. Syn II Big Back Hat.
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RING GOODS

RiNG GOODS
trrns la'e ap1 Ph1e1 NanAesns.
II Ilani'an Pam.,
|pfinied Nauarcp;
~ HEAVY Bt,>n Masiia.
~ and n'ain BIne Biack Sans very
Isef' d at Nn III NJ Spect.
pHNSiON. BERRYnlLL & co.
Areas
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scream AND NoIAsFES-45 P"s \
~ q Nt5la..,s. ~ = frv hds prime new crop
y n sugar just Rcd ard hr sale
IRWIN
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CrOCFPTFS -nd DOMESTIC DRY
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"ANcY GoOpS. ~ G,,en' & Co. Frpr,t
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fe, ne5ces -" srr'oP siy'e materials Tor lnfle.
dresss VIII olher desirable goods
641f W.T. SFLBY