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Avsr.r IS, lSt5.
ToBACCo-ln consequence Of tho late rams, pr'ees
have given way qualities upon which tho greatest sd
had taken place. ssy-common descriptions OF ma
nufaeturins-we quoted such decline OF fifty cents.
GRAfN-whcst, IS to 100 per bushei ior best
37s373c. lNt.
cur NAIIs-4i,ass. r....
N. C. CorToN-6ia7c.
TEAS-impenal and Guupowder 75c. 10 $50; Bach
5vs75e.
wHIskEY-Bbl.. Csc; hhds 24e.
CANDLES-Spem 3oa32e; Patent Sperm doc; hu'Vs
Patent i3c; Taliow l0al2S.
COFFEE-Rio 6isse; Lasunyra 7iss; ct. Doming"
63a0; Java l03slle.
HERDS GRAss-s7,c. do
TIMOTHY DS-S3 per busle
CLOVER SEED-ln demand. At s. 5Oa6 per bus
tisii-New No. shad s1ii7i iuil: No heu"ss
Sai.
small lots from BASIN Bank S4ii5. Extra SSt; Fsmly 30
ut retail.
IRoN-Pig s3sas7,; English $50; Sweden 500; IRE
Jeear Slpo.
LlME-.0a7sc per cargo.
MoLAssEs-N. Orleans in bbls. 3issse: Porto Rico
3la33e; Cuba zoe.
oIl,-win,er ss5aiOo; Fall strained soas5; Whale in
bbls. IIc.
PRovISIoNs--RscOa (hoe rouud) Z. .sie.; Shoulders
7ta7}c; S,.rs II 9e.: Lard s3ssc.
PLAlSTER-from the Wharf. s2i 3 per ton.
SUGARS-Thc market continues hrni-St. Croix Sa9t
Porto Rico = 81; N. Orleans a.
SHOT-SBc.
sALT-wSarf 81 GO to lssa; Store 81 60 to LES.
CATTLE-Bc,f from S3i To ~; Sheep from 81 10 ~
''S' "'" '' EXCHANGE.
N. York drafts s,s ,. ct. Baltimore dIsft' g.. prem.
Philadelphia Sal prem. North Carolina .a2 dis.
sea,h Carolina :sI dis. Wheeling 2d!-.
Treasury Notes ,ai prem. Tennessee Sdis.
Alabama sdis. Specie prem.
COAL FREIGHrS.
To Bausors - per bushcs rhladeipha. SASH
New IOrs % cents to G"s'"n cents RA-'-4 -'a
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We are happy to correct the report that several
students were drowned at Concord Academy, IN
Caroline county, a few weeks since. There was
not the slightest foundation for the report.
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1mE nnN- mENRY go.

Passed through our village, Tbursday evening last
uC. uHtd to the White sulphur Springs, Ibs vicinity
lie sbghfd from the publ coach, Mr.. j. fuzer's q .
tel met wiih several Ut hs ncquaintsnces-sm among u, -
tic Judge 81 the Court Of Afpeasand thence ,sc,.
cd By h ancient and venerable itn4, Judge BfUuke 10
the "LewIsburg u tel" and alter spending few moments
only conversation with those zgns wiz hud known
him before, entered tL0 each aZsn, for the "Wuue"
where he o. ths time, and wofc he expects q, emain
Tor the tpuce Vt about ten days fortnight
e.. :. SQUADRON IN the GULF or MEXICO--
tUHdsS command Of Commodore CoanerJ
Fng.t. P0oiaic, CJmmJdJfc C,nrcf-Se4m,r Mis-
ss-ppi aud Princeton IS oops Saraog1. FamJutl Joln
Adams aud 81. Muys-Bnls SJmos-, LiwrVnce aud Por-
p'i-c-Sehooner Onks.hyoe.
ON THE PACIFIC COAST or MEXICO-(Co1a-
saaisd Nv Com SioqfJ
frgste savannah, Com. S.oas--sloops Of Wsr War
ron. PorsmOuth, Ls,su, and Cysnc-s .hooior Shark.
Fast 1edii Squadron, L, BE- relieved aud destined
u supposed t. the McSicin Pachc c,is, Command
ed ~ CsDfrH Parker al me B,aalyria,1
fng.to Brandy wins--fnsats Constellation Lspl Perez
va.-sloop st. Lous-Bns Perry.
The Fneatc Cumberland, and SoJp Plymau,h arc IN
tie M,dtnanean--,he Fngnto Rauln lice doop Y.,on.
sud the BIG BsinbriJgc, the Grog station. The
Columbus - Com. Biddc) sud the SIocp Vincshnes
~ the Eat Indiss The 5.OJPs Jan -'owo, Yo:s Town
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lJAlytri.=enents intended tor mornings Paper
bo broug; before O'Clock tho previous evening
to insure insertion; and thosO for Monday mornings pa
per on Saturday.
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RLOTTEs WILLIE
RE MALE AC ADEMY
r. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
Drawing received this day Tuesday.

r. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.
Drawing received this day TUESDAY,.
RsasfJ-i IHlo ScAea,!
$3.50. 20 Of 1000. 10 Nos. "a drisn. Whole Tcl =.
els 50 81; halves 25 quarters s3c Packages very low
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated LOTTERY. Class No So:
- o. o. II 30 81 81 IL - II ~ SIS II G5.
Drawing Of Pokrmok- River Lottery, Class No. l66
- 81 - 10 IL II 27 50 10 So 81.
Ticket Nee. 10 IL, su another Cap tai sold and paid
10y BIGGER & co.
Drawing OF Pokomoke River Lottery Class NJ. lC7:
- - s. - Gj Ia - SO - II 10 ~ As So
Ticket Nos % - az. sll another Capital, sold and
paid by BIGGER & Co
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery, Glass No. 600:
80 - IS % II 10 3 - ~ ~ Is.
Drawing OF PoknmOke River Lottery, Class NJ. les:
81 } l6 IL 80 | II Is -.
Whole 81 So. $3.50. b 9TH sold and paid
Whole 81 &c, another Capital, by BiGGEK & Co.
Drawing ui Delaware Lottery, Class No. 2J2:
&c s. % Il Is - 10 u II 80 SO 81
Ticket Nos. IL 81 50, still another Capital sold and
paid by BIGGER Il &C.
Two for Tomorrow.
$4,000 - of 900. Tickets So.
S3.Jun Sc. Tickets ST. lsu &c
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,I,HE FAIRFAX INSTITUTE, near Alex

'FNHE fAlRfAA lNSlll u IL, near Alex
InI II. u WI be open Tor the reception OF pupils the
ls:iay OF September.
TIE Of s schpol the m such 4,
EMILY beis OF the which.
for his ci is public. The prncil
Wa aided m dues by three assistant tcarhu OF
auaG ~ho vii reside his family, and her
engr Ills VITO vii be wholly sNca
his Eup which he embed FRI oEg
Z upIsrtAks ~ increased con6j.n e Of ,uce.ss.
The fi, "a language viii b, taught BY Professor ps Lnse
fern rls of the PHILADELPHIA High School
App for sdnrtanre should be made immediately
Cireuars he OF s'ud'e. kc be oh aimed
by application ,h- kew G-o'r- A. Smith Principal Thencg
A. isinaIy Z. o.. Faii c'uny. Va 2o-dkc2awgw
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BOSTON MARKET, FsIDAY AFTERNOON, August >!
Cottol-TheTe u no maternal alteration IN the market
The Sales today amount about 200 biss Provisions
There good demand particularly fo Pork. Sales Of
6G0a7OJ 5b's Mess and Prime Sl3I for former sd Sl
snr latter. { mos Some Clear sold SIS, mos
300 tos Lord, rather ordinary, Sc, Curn-Steady
s.les at %: for yellow and SO for white. FlourThere
Is considerable dong today aud prices improving Sats
Of Geucsec common BRANDS at 81 5Ga4 o. SusarIhcrc
Is 'upruy in prices. Sses the irede
ed at ~ '93c. Cofro-lOO bsgs Rio fair quality, 'nd
l. N.,a.s. s-Eal,. VI Csrdenas 81 26l,2Ic.-Atlas.
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50 REWARD
VALUAELB VIEW DICTIONARY,

FOF NfEOOl-. Ear1tlieFs dc.
ptCfipNAhY rf The Eng IN Language, MAR the
- nu'est0n - Ey end Efplahai0 ~ M wfrds
iEed ~ eunnsrtw which adied. vJabuitfy
Kpctfof English wpi and sn'ed nt n G0cs Latin
Frrtrrc pfpp"r urursb. Aarindct Rec, g. ~
dhcu"n ~ Hen'y H. o. ro Of English LII the i'm
vcr'Ity Of Pennyivana.
Tne undermined ,rf re attention of Professor Teacher
studsnts &c, n tt. ,ounc
ho;whhtahdrg ttrpr sni disnHctacssof Tyre
prifrs over J5r'H s1Hd wJis r. ad ~ Otto
py, tbs ratuh o. wud De. contains four yauals mp'ov
J. Tbs Punitive wbd ryfn. atd then follow the na1sdi,s
derry ives IN f vic rrfsf the pNr ~ speech sdri
2 AHcf 10" pint Sc word Inserted the original
wh'rcs q s formed viii, ofths Language from
u i.tcsfv,d
There s uboned ibufy NJ the Foot NJ RnEish words
W which he sceuay p1p NJ item instHht dcoverab
O. An Ac'" L =, te nunb' 81 hseR thou ani a. Of,cA
Lain tui ser tture pr0psf b. adfcL
kunuous fet nlntia adnabo aiaptitaita stloos
while foufd arT'a g. Jut publ he'd 20 sic by
NASH a WUODHOUsf.
Bookssnrrs and statiorers 197 Main Street
au26 p,.bp,od Va
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n. MARKET, Aug. ~, ZAP. \

n. ] MahhEl, aug.
The sale of the PhGnS sales this morning,
oil tue with the j. q Adams, eargo on
Wcdnt sday.
Cotton rcnalns very quiet.
Flour steady 1000 bsls fresh Ohio round hoop cold At
81 50 f,t Shipment Gcnesee i.5Oa62; 1870 bbs
tors have been bought day Engsnd al 1000
bush rye sold at ~ cts parcel Jersey ye.ln~
sold 6S another % another "i o. according
good iuuks Southern IL worth o0So2! cts. W.T.
Canal - cts hush
IN egvoiee uf S37l bags Manila sugar has been sod,
supposed cts, pet cil for cash, 10 Tchner
Pork tim Ol1 bSs I'D prime sold at $40 So aud 200
bb> STA though lots offered at cts
lcss. Bet j. quite hGm. Bu;i,r rather scarce.
2)JJ pgS lead have been cold 81 81 cash. aud moe
10 ssSed.
whsSsy aSa2si sales, and Lb!s held 81, ba,
not taken AZ that.
\ small 10; Vi Southern whaeboue was sold sc cts
10.
No business in foreign exchanges.
There dry codisi Of inferior quay selling
o. b; prime No arrivals OF maekere.: Nc.
very
r. y ErSHas. There is no movement IN cotton worthy
Of uo.ice.--lsuE. Cana.
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RICHMOND ACADEMY.

NhE Board OF Trustees pubie OF Richmond
and vicinity that they l,vr appointed 4. CRuarr P,n-
al OF the Academy and that under nh the
distance Of adequate number NJ competent Teachers the
si'a OF the Institution will Monday 18Th OF sep
tsnLeT
Toe Common Council OF the City having provision fI
pairing the premises the building aud aye NOW
being perfect order and will he really the openn, Of
As the number Of instructors and preparations mus. de
pend the number oi pnr who their
TO the Academy requested inform ;h,
tenon,
hehs may IT, made IN hne aud the studies BE- resumed
commensurate means G. wArSON,
Auf elias President Of the Boa I'd a Trustees.
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eA.>s' Of ss.sisss can sssshs.
una but tbs passs sis
safard against -srpsh other Eiapduar complaints
Which as.misA generation ssneratea paiaf and
tssstnE a.cy We b<svc that under ths bs.nG
W knd Crsos sesefaa ksred wh~n their
tsni hereditary tho bloa esadeAied and tbs entail
Of Rand. of the
wroaet by this might peshaps be- considered inesra
he they voseked BY unpesehabs testimony
Hut the health
restored viii and q variety
diseases relieved with rapy and certainty By prrpaa
ton
For further particulars .vi.nes superior
value sleaey paaphs whNh agents
gratis r...-.E . A.. r.rf r.r f.Nh
ar Prepared ma se wsoh asd ra and exportatte..
BY A. n. SANDS CO. prussisss and
inx No ~ broadway eosssr VI Chambers soet New Yck
sokl also. by ALEX DUvAI ~, Agents Main
mond Va Nr lflce % bsssls.
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NOTICE.

NUTIUE.
NY virtue Of decree of tho county court oi
- Che te'6sd The Gaze ~ gnh against SMITH, oheu
pronounced i2h hugur ISIS the uhseubsr
~ ell on The suction ths lob September
e tract ~ Land IN Chestefhci winch Yf.n Saith
sdei thinning $50 D cling
Houss. adI1 ung estate ~ Richard Gregory. cd
Tents-tfd until 1st Ianuafy the
with good %, Ifiy and the iris re- AIMED unti payment
gC--c:dss A. 4. RpHiOtf Cups,.
IENiiE subscriber has two very fine saddle
n IOrsss Il them iiing bofs, wei gated
either Of uhich h0 wOoh lie 10 cell
suE6-jg- EICK. L. WINSTON.
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Sc n VI =.
WHITE sr,LPIlrR SPRINGS

MIllb SJBElIlR SPklNbS.
The worthy anJ estmable proprietor Of this grea, proper
w. Iva. is year, happy state, orjo cd ssusun
somewhat adequate the merit Of the water, though by
no means to hs owns season something 10 those
before Jackson commenced ms the currency.
Among tie latest affyais the White Sulphur IS That "
Mr. Cloy. lie lett Asniai d. according the Kentucky
porter. Saturday the lG August, ard the Lowburg
Coroncc Of Saturday lJI, tlus announces bs ufrys ~
thar yt,y
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POR SALE,
A Desirable Residence,

ADJ. ISiNs NAY,,IiLE, (BuoKXGuiN coUEruoUsE)
4 oPFEk for sale the property on which reside,
and willing 10 taie fuf less tllu is value. The Lot
cpnn- III Of highly improved Errd, with s,ry
BfieA Houe av rroms, well nIfrd siso ofh.s
recently built kehsn snobe house, 0use
&c hHs, fact family.
DER Gaiden, Orchard and Wei e excellent
more any wishing purcl
fer VH by letter aud tie
selves. Ajtress BulLiuRamCt House.
3C--SGw ". AUSTIN.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

'jTHE subscriber takes this method of returning
n hi grlcui aci ,v the I,
lac g'nsis3 fT th'n tea prousEe afited heretofore
hIru- TT C1uUrrcs of TIE noms en-,
t"rth BIT Of month tihs lit
In :ct ad op the RIeansc .trl will be
~ dyH =its al 10 ocoes, ami wi be Opsnsd early No
and op,nj SurdIy mlrrrg hereto
WILLIAM D. BAILANDtNE
R:chu-ouJ. Auguit 2j,i Isij au 2i-vgt
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WHOLESALE BOOT, SHOE, AND
Trunk WAREROs ST,

ID. HOOVER is now receiving, per regular
~ fval- from y r. gllnd where be las
" AK W'~ks sNamn siok' ard Uasing cacsJ his PAIL
STOCK % the ieL.. lie fa:-s itns,
abb O. cnrT soo's 3 pfcs aud flsO.=L -
any lO.-e Nirgaia.
Arie br abe , have made heavy pur, s-s
and b1lt the lat Hber hL
ry which isry seItit
yW.l 10 De- lIng yaE--1ny supsr.r ~ Redmond.
rrsp,c fully requefsd ny
nIkrg tL,I gur,ir,s. J u hOOIEA
al % - Man 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-26

az We have sppoin,sd w. David & Dodd our Agen'
ft n. svas ol Bellsils add Bloomfield, New Jersey
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RICHMOND
LAW SCHOOL.

I>HE term Of this Institution commences ON
= the I5;h Of oetotes and March,
following.
There are two Coursns OF Law the School
Elementary Course, embracing oulnf
Nations Cvi Poiy with particular views Of t Constitutions a.
Virginia. and Of the United Slater, and The Principles
pal Law Of Virginia with the subjects Pleading Hydener
and 'br faeteAi Professional Couembaeing
"f the Municipal Law of Virginia.
ionus of with h- points
fVtence apphle 10 them respectively, and
some length
And thee also Course principles
Of the Ar particularly applicable argument
sion The Bar.
There Lecturer Readings ReeAons Examinations ard
Exercises Of differ Minds Ftuden all the
The fee for instruction 500 for the for
Courses Of Law eco for parts
AMI SEQ for the OF
MAXWELL
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MRS. GEN. CARRINGT0N
will open on the LIST day of October noxi,

IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
fENHE heahy n ih, Cit rrsai
growing imp wealth. and pogul the refinement
and fospsfiy n hcd s,ic, iih esy approach
every county nd place for
ho,I hf class Mrs c. design H. as far as
can egrtsn principles anil si Tins CON
prnents which cnbc ~ snd add TO Happiness ats.
e. experienced teachers Departments Of
herself the sup-n tncs NJ the
AMI the mate mi emil yonnf ladies
Mrs g. IN fil Pfrsby an fhopah warmly attached
cdooifnc worship and dscn church she ~, bgo
arb his wish ~ influence pupis the
NJ pro- bting NJ will cndeayOr ncueae
rnal d0cfincs h ch al christ a fFrce
Mr. gmcef omany peisoss ~ Influence Throughout the
unionwho have long known hebit dcctns of
qIcstonabc pfieiy. 10 dp,o
cd mpenent To ask tlat pnnsa' might eampe csi
tcnctat ty So1r'edai that fh- prefer general
quo Ia is, WIN know hefwe eela interest In her
Iccess 10 by Ter n ns fairly befrs their a:quaininccs To
asS would BE- Inconsistent with her WISHES and
cpcs
TERMS Nc PER SESSION or TEN MONTHS
Bosriny, e2OO
Tuitiln Latin. 20
Frrteh and other modern ianIuaEes each ~
Lowe Engibh branches, 10
HtIar
Muse, hs',ts week. 90
100
raiui.nf Professor prices.
shop aud oh~r ertfa regulated nv Mr. Cv,
ri q M wishes ~ Tafenh. 99-caw
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O~3' Miss MARY FoVBES will re- open her School
Nou.s Lls Aoaday s,,tsmber. Her sers who vii
.sst h-r. - ~ also CONTINUE irer - DOL fer Children
Fl-Lmoni. Augu.t 90, las WV
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CHINA. CLASS AND EARTHENwARE.
10y the ships Montczuma and Adirondsnk, via
~ New York CITY Liverpool
the portion of his PAN
and ~ .he Hssk Liverpool daily expected ~
remainder al nj China
E.h~n~are. direct han the hanaetasrs eor-s,ias ef
sAsp>s asd patterns
pies Gass Msnuia prepared Oder
and d-sshe assortent OF Foods IN nv Inc
may
County Merchants and otber inva-d 20 .nsmins
goods priees strong viii be offered those
who buy foe cash, and to punctual
spe a-ortment or Lard Lamps Loolins GLASS; Stone
Ware. N hand HUGH A. WATT,
No y, We-s Me i'm
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TURPIN'S PRIZE OFFICE.
10 liz MAS ST.
Half > % IS. prize at SIs0D.
Drawn numbers Of AleIandrs Lottery, No. 81 Aug %:
10 ~ So ca 10 80 IS 30 So 90
Half Ticket, - 30, prize Of $1,000 sold aud paid
by TURPlN.
This morning.
$4,000, 10000, 5000, &c. Tickets S.. IS Nos
l4 Drawn. Good for packages. Risk ON a package Of
Vhoes, 5j5 50-of Halves, 81 75-of Quarters 10 81.
This Evening.
$1,000 Capital Tickets d,liars.
Puzc Tickets at TURPtN'S,
an 20 10 below the Market
RWrrnss' Lo'tery Office.
No. &, s,ub, iih spe,t
Drawn Nos. Of Poknmoko River Louery. Class No 167
10 ~ s. ~ e. rs IS 80 81 II 10 % - &C
H,lf Ticket Nos IL - 49, capital sold aud paid by
Bnfru's. Aso, Ticket Nos. % -, prizo sold
aud paid by Buuuss.
dawn NDs. n Pokomotr River Lottery Glass I6s:
CT = , 10 81 Sc / III Is %
Drawn Nos. Delaware Lottery, Claas No 2J2:
90 50 - 10 Is IS 10 81 " - 50 s.:
Drawn Nos. a Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
Bnd Gcorgis:
q G. GO ~ 30 ~ ~ 10 20 II 81 S. n 65
Hail Ticket Nos u n IS, small prize 81 Sl25 sold
and paid a, sizhi, AZ Bnruss' truly Lick Office.
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From aaothp kn,,-sam, date.

We feel no sympathy for Mr. Clay, member
Of that family of sGa,,cs, WIN, perucious ever to
society and is peace. arc more especially Pc'n'
eios. 10 the cause which they undertake to pro-
mote.
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I lME.-20O Casks Lime just received from
- 1lIomason, per Susan Ludwig Capt Cor,
low from vessel, In the Dock. Apply
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

l.rrorrrD AND co.sscrso r~,ek ras wu'al
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-26
December, 1914,
MRS s. G. HALLS
SKETCHES OF IRISH CHARACTER
In "a Numbers--at l2A cents each.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.

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''IT woN'r PAY"-Hear what TIE Learned
Blacksmith says on cheap postage:
"But we hear the mercenary ejaculation from
Congress, at lront PAYw o! indeed il won't
pay, will ii? then "Hung be the heavens with
black" What if the Croton water, that puri6es
the very atmosphere of New York city, should
fail to pdy? What if common schools and the
preaching of the gospel should not pay? The
people, We Think viii ere long have day Of reck-
oning with the government, when it will be shown
TO the world whether they have not paid enough
to give the ftankng privilege to every man, wo-
man and child in the United States, who can
write letter. Let us transcribe an item or two
from the peoples ledger The people-some
body's people--paid into the treasury of the 60
venment, from 1886 10 March 3, lS43, $685.
1876, 572 II. Is that not enough, in all con-
science, to pay for as cheap postage as a tax
Ourdened monarchy gives 10 its subjects?
What has become of this vast amount Of mo-
Iney paid TO the government? One hundred and
ftfy three millions nine hundred and ftty-tour
thousand eight hundred and eighty dollars of this
sum have been expended in appropriations for
the army and navy! Have the army and navy
paid? Have they added one acre 10 our terri
tory, or defended one, or saved the life of sin
gle man, Or the cargo of single fishing smack,
during that period? Why this mercenary dis
tinction between these departments of the gov
eminent? Must one starve himself TO death in
seJ-defence? The people want cheap postage
and they will have it pay orno pay. Their eyes
are opened 10 the enormous prodigality with
which the revenue of the country is squandered
upon preparations for war in time of peace
They will demand that a part of that prosttuted
revenue shall be rescued from base to better
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-26
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