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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-07-12

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

derstood and agreed, that the expenses Of o,ocrn
those naturalization certificates should be der,vet
the Clay Club; that he still responsible 10 Jna
EllIots clerk for the cost of issuing many cer,,Gc
which he should be obliged pay, unless i, WINS d.,
by the Clay Club The disclosures of Mr.. G,,ann's
came like the bursting Of volcano upon the pro,scm
tors -
The Conrier further says 'that such scene Of fro,
cherry and lurpituds tins Impeachment exhib,, Va.
never before witnessed in u civilized conntry Ooe g
the managers Of the Impeachment Mr.. benjamin.. u,.s
the author of that figraGt aud dsgracefu fraud DO.
sgna,ed as the CAB VorEs, by which the W Wigs carrd
the city ticket for members uf the Legislature IN l. -
The fraud was proved, and indeed was admitted and
confessed by the Wings themselves and yet Mr. Rem
amn, instead fbepg subjected 10 a criminal prosecr
ton Yves permitted 10 take a seat q member If ,b
House of Representatives., and is striving To brn
Judge Elliott TO punishment for acts, which, II proved
are not half so criminal those of which he hinself
known to be guilty
The elections for Mayor Of the city took place on s
lst inst. Both parties excited and meant TO ma,
sure weapons again upon these naturalzed Votes
The Democrats had resolved in meeting tina, ,be
should be received We should not be as,onsbsd :
hear of row. and the breaking up of the ballot bo,ss
But trust, the election has gone off withou, VIA
lence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09
THE TABLES TURNED 1!

Judge Elliott is under impeachment before the Sc
nate Of louisiana for issuing letters of naturalization
to Foreigners, by which the Wings contend the scale
was turned the other day against them in the CITY Of
~ Orleans for the State Senator. Elliott was wing
Judge, but the Wings are now attempting to iasten
upon hin, the ienominy of their defeat. They say,
that he issued the letters from mercenary motives
and TINT these voters carried the day against them
Hence. thew have impeached him. The trial was 60
inp ON the week before last The evidence had been
rome through and the argument was commenced on
The Both ult.. with the celebrated Soule counsel for
Elliott We do not pretend to understand the merits
of The case nor TO defend the conduct OF the Judge
But facts have come out from The Secretary OF the
Claw Climb which the New Orleans Republican ct the
30tb March says, turns the tables upon the Wings
ave understand, (says that paper, that during the
investigation in Judge E!ous case yesterday, some
very interesting facts we're elected from Mr. Gaien'
ME The aoen, Of the Clay Club for The natural cation
Of aliens touchng the agency of that party in the
turalzat,on lob It was proved that all the persons
vi were CHARGED in the articles of impeachment t
have been illegally natnralzed were sent up by the
CLAY Club, in The usual coin of Whggery, 10 wit, pro
mses.
The New Orleans Courier of the same date says
that aTbe amount of Gaienne's testimony was, tina
he s a member of the Clay Club and belongs TO the
committee of naturalization; that be had caused very
large number of foreigners 10 be nauralized before
Jud,e Elliot that he had done this under instructions
fsom The Clay Club and here Mr. Gaiennie, at the
quest OF Mr. SouIe, produced those instructions II
writing. Mr. Gaiennie also deposed that it was IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09
THE REVIEW REVIEWED.

The Committee appointed by the late Wing Con-
vention, 80 review the Address of the Democratic
Convention came out with their first number in ga.
turday's Wing. They express 'strong revnlson"
for the task-and meefy charge upon the authors of
ignorance of The public" and call attention to ''the
low, factions appeals which characterize it Qhe Ad
dress) throughout-'the gross language of the foul
accusiton, &c, &c These expressions sufficient
10 show the spirit of these genemens reply 10 docu-
ment emanating from Convention composed OF as
able and uprigh, citizens be found in the Old
Dominion; Convention, that would out-rank, in intel
'gence principles, and responsibility, their own far
famed ny-headed Wing Convention.
The Committee charge the authors of the Address
with "ruds and unfeel,Dg ausons" 10 Gen. Washing
ton, and with mputing 10 him "nbecility and reache-
~ and all this is based upon the paragraph in the
Address, which states, that Alex Hamilton "sought to
gain an undue influence the mind of the unsus-
pecting, noble-hearted Washington" Does not Mr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09
TW gsTY-EIGHTH CoNGREss--First Session

CONGRESS-FRIDAY, APRIL o.
In The senate, to-day, the bill making indemnity to
the officers seamen, and marines, VINO lost thef pro-
perty on board the steamer Missouri the schooner
Grampus and the sloop Of Peacock, and providing
for all future cases of this character was taken up,
discussed amended, and post poned TIL morrow The
bill approprntng 100000 for The continuation OF Inc
Cumberland road in the States of Ohio, Indiana, end
Illinois was then taken up, discussed, amended IN Sc
ve.a particulars ard postponed for further cnnsdera-
ton The Senate adjourned over TO Monday next
the standing committees will consequently be in ses-
sion tomorrow.
In the HOUSE,, this morning, after the disposal oil
question pending the adjournment yesterday, in
laiion 10 The printing of minority report from The
committee Of Ways ard Means, on the subject of the
Tariff the House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole en- the state Of the Union, and took up bill
entitled bill making appropriations for certain har
bors md rivers An increase of the appropriation for
the improvement of portion Of the Ohio river TO the
amount OF $50, 0G0 made, on the motion of Mr..
rbbotts-and an increased appropriation proposed by
Mr. Hoge for other parts of that and other connected
rivers But this amendment Mr. Garrett Davis
reviewed the expenditures, obligations and liabilities of
Mr. Van Burens administration, in speech which he
,ntimated some few days ago he should hang the
FIRST appropriation bill which it would fit 1t was in
fact but continuation OF the speech which he began
in Committee Of the Whole, the bill regulating the
nav Of the army last week. for which he was called
order on the ground of irrelevancy. Mr.. Payne devil
nting from his usual course found il necessary TO reply
10 the charges urged against the Democratic party and
Democratic administration but at the same time he
expressed his dsapproval OF thus hanging political and
pary speeches on with which they had at
6nty He was followed by Mr. Bowln of Missouri, who
spoke ably his allotted time, and then The committee
reese and reported progress, and the House adjourned
ONGRESS-SATuRpAY, APRIL 6.
In the House., Immediately after the reading of the
journal Mr. Ttbbss offered a resolution, in the usual
form to take The bill making appropriations for the i'm
proyement Of certain rivers and habors out OF com
mtee, by suspendng debate On il, a, 2 o'clock Soon
after the House resolved itselfin,o Committee of the
Whole (Mr Boyd, of Kentucky, in the chair0 and re-
sumed the further consideration of the nbove-menton-
ed bill the discussion OF which, together with various
propositions amend it, occupied the time OF the House
till the hour designated in the resolution The com
mttee then proceeded TO vote the pending amend
ments, and such subsequently, offered; after
which, it and reported the bill to the House
Without taking any question the House adjourned
iGtobs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

NJ EDICAL INSTITUTE, IN RICHMOND, VlRGlNA A.
fi The subscriber presents the following scheme Tor private
Medical Instruction. and respectfully soicits the countenahce
the Members al Profession The of instruction VII
embrace yarsa Junior aud Senior Yeaeach Of which vii
he and Winter Session. The Summer
April 18th. ard terminate September LIST
Winter will commence November Isl, and terminate
March st
The for he year, embracing Summer and Winter Session
For either Session separately $40 ddranf
The Institute will consist of Lectures Reca
TONS examinations upon the several branches OF Medicine
ARRANGEMENT or STUDIES.
JUNIOR YEAR-Summer Sess,on.-Specia Anatomy; Speca
Physiology Matera Medca, and Therapeutics; Chemistry
Wnfei Sson.o the Summer Studies will be added sirgca
Anatomy surgery teprecal and Practically Theory and Prac
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SENIOR YEAR-Sammer Session-GeneraI Anatomy Prln
cpe Pathology Pathological Anatomy General Physiology
Ascuiaon Medical Jurisprudence. Hner Saskatchewan
Of all the studies Cf the Junior and Senior years.
In addition above the Student will have at nj
tile Medical and Surgical under treatment III th
Aims House. nfrmary and Penten;iay aIordng hin
ample opportunity of obtaining practical information, and esin
observation the accuracy Of the principles which are being IN
cucated. Address AUG L. WARNER, NJ. ID.
Richmond, April 9ih 1874. l07-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

NORWICH Conn, May a7h, lei3.-Messrs. A. b. Sands K
Co-Gcntlemen The will inform you oil The good
of your arsapala in the of little girl IN my family
about II old and who has for the last SIX years 6een o
head rem which extended the whole surface oil
her head attended with continual discharge OF thick matter
constantly shaved for the whole time About SIX months since
she commenced using Sarsapala, after winch her
better and has continued healing until nearly
whole surface cured Her general health continues good
and no unpleasant symptoms have resulted
Mrs. FANNY WISE, Bowery street, Norwich.
~ For particulars advertisements in this and other city
papers.
Prepared and sod wholesale and RETAIL and for eypoaon
by A. .. SANDS CO.. Druggists and Chemists, Granite lit'
No. g73 Broadway of Chambers street. New YORK
Sold in Richmond by the Agents A. DUVAI CO. in Peters
burg by ROSSER ANDERSON, in Norfolk by NJ A. SANTOS
and by Druggists generally the principal cities IN the
Price, 81 per bol,e-6 bottles for S.
% CAUTION BE particular to ask for ssSpss sarsapa
rija. and Ike April 9-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

A Washington Correspondent, of the "I.yna
burg Republican, writes, that, 4" II Texas 70
poses to come in rs State, bill passed BY NJ
jori.ies will attain the end-whereas II takes To-
thirds to perfect n Treaty. | in hopes the Or
ron and Texas questions will both be satlsfac'
ry adjusted. The Wings are very anxious now Z
an early adjournment, so that any action ON the 4
riff the retrenchment bills the foreign questions, &c
may be prevented The Senate has sl.eady passed
resolution fixing the day on the last Of May. Pefhs
We shol adjourn by thu middle of June, thereabgr
The Tariff BILL suppose, will come up in the Hoo
for debate next Tuesday week, and be continued req
larry till disposed Of Our party are more and M
determined on beating the Wings this fall -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09
TIE lNrAIIInLE SIGN,

See the issues which the Wings of the North mst.
in the late Connecticut Election. What did Tie New
York Express say but two days before the elect on
1.-THE Wings nf Connecticut have before them, The -c
ton Of their Senator The admission OF TeAa. into III
Union depending the election Of Senaor, in al probability
g. The safety the Tariff, which their Stale much
terested any other III the Union"
That is 10 say, "'fhe Wings of Connecticut az
called upon to struggle for Tariff, and for Senator
who shall prevent the annexation Of Texas" AuC
yet the Wings Of Virginia nre exning at the sucees
Of the Connecticut lgs-notwithsandiug the Is
20 for issues, fatal 10 the rights and interests Of til
Union People of Virginia What say We Wh
are your ''nainra allies in the North" The Demd
cracy, Mr. Jefferson once SAID or, those ant
Texas, Tariff Wings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09
N;: cI. Az.

We have an article upon The movements OF ii.
Great Eiectionetrer, which compelled 10 a
over TIL next. He expected TO arrive IN IL.
umpha pomp at Charleston on Saturday last, and "a
leave for Washington this evening. The South Ca'
nan OF the 4th instant says ''Mr Clay arrived 90
Monday last, and was 10 depart for Charleston 'h'
morning. He declined 10 accept barbecue, or, loa
ing 10 the precarlous state of his ungs,) to mnhe
speech-rsceved vis;ers for two hours on Tuesday, 81
Clarks Hotel, and spent the remainder Of the time
the residences of private genlemenan his visll G'
consequently passed off very quietly"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

The Ingenious Humduggers The Coons n''
tempting to establish what their organ calls ga 2:
ucmany administration by means of Bi9cksaG.
meaning, Of course, these itinerant Buhoons, b.
and Noseley) arguments and means most hap
adapted 10 the end, indeed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

NEW YoRX.-The presses of both parties IN y.
York boastng OF their victories in the to
elections. There changes bath sides, bu, o.
sufficient 10 turn the scale either way The last
ny Argus has column and hsli, headed "hs
E,c.ions- Democratic Tict0ries'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

KENTUCKY "A violent struggle IS expected y"
election Of Governor. We have seen n letter !"
one of her most distinguished citizens, OF the ~ '-'
who has been "constfained 10 change hs opno''
Mr. Clay, from personal observations on his cons
and who speaks of the danger which threatens our
institutions from his election, in measured '''
He says that 'ihe very fact that there now Do "
than four lives, circulating and in tie HANDS o.
Eastern abolition and liberty party, of Nh C'a'
which, he is blazoned forth as the negro h..
and the prosecuted champion of universal sniaH. ,
tomas we'll as his own speeches, ought to alarm
Southern State in the Union. See his t- wfi''''
George Prentice, Yankee-a life, too, written +,
home Also, one purporting to be written by i.s
Club of New York, in the "New World.
his life and speech in the Tribune, and hrs w.
ten and published by Cary, and one by IL:
have Just heard Of these lives; and MS ~
should be thrown in the face OF the Virgins" =.
the entire South, and if that does not s+.'s
| mean those that love their country better '''' Il
let them look in the face the PROJECT to ass"'.
State Geb,s-to cede away the pubic iahu'- t,e,
nent Bankrupt Law, and Con stitnuon- w."
veto in lt,) made ready for the work oi aC'' ss
pu, finish 10 the planting interests ot hS 49,
and then lei them read General Jackson ~ 4.
Mr.. Brown and then read MIR. Clay cou'se ".,d,r,
of late years, upon the annexat on oil le4i' 80, n
will find the key, not only to the wheei'hs ;,
he has heretofore made, but TO the second s,n
tween him and Adams. We are doirg ah ,,,lc'
Kentucky, and if the other States give .hs '
to u.s. we will beat Clay, or run bun % sl.cl ,
Kentucky. am looking with anxiety 10 VIZ ss
in The Old Dominion If you hodyonr OWL ~
beotClay everywhere, to certainty Nay 81" ];
as in the Revolution, have the honor o. 'af
lenemy."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09
uoyT H. CO.'S OFFICE.

Under DE EIchanre Hoftl, Richmond. Vir.inia.
nRAWING of Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 10:
~ II 9 - a 81 10 10 so ls IS 30
Drawing of Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. %:
l0T-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

The last Columbus Statesman speaks IN tie ~
cheering and confident terms OF our prospects IN o'
1t says, 'we never saw the mass Of our party ueV
united, determined, more active IN orGanlz.''
more confident OF success and we feel fully au'ho'f
TO proclaim TO our Democratic friends 10 OHIO, that
tain, complete and brilliant victory awaits Us 20 q
great State, and If here sill more CERTAIN @
throughout this vast Republic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

" Orders for and and certificates Of packages
above splendid schemes will receive prompt attention.
the drawing will be SENT Immediately after ii
over, all who order from u.s. Address 10
]. C. GREGORY & co. Managers,
No. lo3 South Main street, Richmond. Va
April I07-2awu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09
). G. GREGORY q Co., Managers,

RICHMOND, VIkGtNIt
Orc. Main, 2nd door beoo Main and 4h straits
Drawn Alexandria Lottery, No. 10, drawn 9th April,
1874:
II % A "a 10 10 so Ia IS 60.
$50, 10000 000-2 Of $4,000.
For Thursday MAY End, 1874 the ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
No 1885, 1874 IA drawn numbers ont Of "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

Tickets sl5-Haves 81 5OQuartes SO 7s-Eighths 81 a7i
Certificates of Packages Of 26 wholes, $500 90
- &c halves, 100 90
26 quarters, SO 90
o6 eishths, 25
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09

Besides prizes Of S5o, $780, Ss SoD $50 $40 and S2V.
IS Number LGttcr-l2 Drawn Rallots.
Price Of Tickets and Certificates in this Grand Scheme follows
Whole Tickets s20-Ha!ves Sl0-ouarers s5-Eghs 50 So
ce,,i6c,,ss M parknpes of % Whoes S2a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-02-15
p OETI0 o. 10
From The Cincinnati Chronicle.
LITTLE THINGS.

From The Cincinnati Chronicle.
LITTLE THINGS.
BIZ MRS. P. D. GAGE.
Oh, Mother. get my bonnet, do,
| want to go and play;
And hurry, Mother, tie my shoe,
Or Sis will run away.
Do, Mother, do unite this string,
lis in hateful kaot;
Do you know where put my sling
In sure have forgot.
Mother, see here. my dress 10 loose,
wish you'd hook ii up;
Oh, Ma | want drink so bad,
DO get me down cup.
Mother, want long. big string,
To make my kighl Fly high;
Help me to paste and Tx il too,
Aud make it reach the sky.
Oh, Mother, sew this button on
My pants, sec how they look
And, Mother, won't you stitch ihese leaves
Again into my book I
Dear Mother, won't you comb nv hair,
We little girls are going to walk
You know, upon the green.
Oh, come and help me build my house,
The blocks won't stand at all
Don't mind his house, but, Mother, come,
And help me hunt my ball.
Thus, day by day, hour after hour.
These little things inirude;
Till many an anxious mother's heat
Is wretched aud subdued.
And to her ever weary ear
The sacred name Of mother,
BY being ever dwelt upon.
Sounds worse than any other.
But let that mother pause, and think
How much she has at stake;
Remembering II is little drops
That form the mighty lake.
Perchance that very noisy boy
A statesman bold may be,
With sturdy arm and voice, may win
A nation TO be free.
With glowing words Of eloguence
Sustain the cause Of truth,
Till vice shall hide its head in shame,
And virtue bless the youth.
Or when her head is growing grey,
That daughter, kind and true,
W tn cheerful heart and willing mind,
Her " little things" will do.