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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED-A
II Lady, who can come well recommended,
as good Teacher of French and Music, may
get a situation as Inslructress in private family
in one Of The most agreeable anu healthy neigh
borhoods in Albemarle county, Virginia, in
school OF five or six little girls, BY addressing
letter, postpaid, to A. B., Charlottesville, Virgil
MIA, stating her terms, &C. March 7-ctl5A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

NOR SALE-From IS 10 40 empty Boxes, The
: most of which are nearly new, being ship
ped but once, which will be sold on reasonable
terms at 100 Main 81. s. MERCHANT.
March l3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14
'REIGHT AND PASSAGE LINE
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.

! - D From and after the - p
80 present date, there .szliEzS11s1.-
ElIl BE- Two Steamers between this and Balti-
core
The Columbus, Capt. Parrish, will leave Bal
more every Saturday afternoon, at 5 o'clock;
ii the Pocahonlas, Capt Hollingshead, every
Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock, for Richmond.
Reiurning-the Columbus will leave Rockets,
i Baltimore and Philadelphia, every Wednes-
az morning al 9 o'clock; and the Pocahontas
Tery Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Good, intended for shipment 10 Baltimore or
Philadelphia can be sent down on Tuesdays and
''iiays.
u Passengers will be taken to Baltimore for
re dollars-iare included; and through 10 Phila-
alpha, by Railroad, for eight dollars.
HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Richmond March l3-dSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

r G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, No. lOl,
j. Main Street, Richmond.
For Saturday, 9th April.
S60,600 $50 900 !-Sl1, 06s e Prizes
OF $40 600 each so Prizes Of s 900 arc S50, 900 !
ALEXANDRIA LuTTERY-[By authority
Of Congress Glass II, for lSi5-To be drawn
at Alexandra, Cd. CD on Saturday, April 5,
1876 Under the pelin'endencc Of Public
Commissioners appointed for that purpose /
70 Number Lottery, Is Drawn Ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

TOYT's LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 3, Ex-
II change Place, Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
10000 Dollars Capital.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No Il for 1915, 10
be drawn al Alexandria, d. c., Saturday, March
Is, 1916.
Brilliant Prizes:
prize Of 100000 prize Of $500
10000 l,0l1
/ 5000 100 prizes of 1000
5000 &c, &C.. &C.
Tickets only So halves S, quarters , 50.
Certificates OF Packages Of % whole tickets
$l2O % halves 60, 25 quarters 30.
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. ~. for lSi5
10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday,
March 3d. 1915.
Splendid Scheme
prize of 900 6 prizes Of $500
10000 roo /" 1000
5000 ITO 300
1850 &c, &C., &c.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters So Ceriilis
Gales OF Packages OF 26 whole tickets $40,
3G halves 20, 90 quarters 50.
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 49, for 1873
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. C.. on Saturday,
March ~, 1915. Is drawn ballots.
Splendid Prizes.
prize of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
10000 /" 1000
5000 /" 1900
i 1000 10 prizes oil 1000
| 3,4O0 10 500
Tickets $40, halves 3, quarters 50. Cerli-
Gates OF Packages Of 3G whole tickets $50
halves IS, quarters 81 So
sJ Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Cert-
fcates of Packages in the above splendid Lotte-
res, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, 10 all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, Feb p. ID. NJ. HOiT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

GOLD, silver and steel frame Spectacles con
VI slany on hand. Glasses carefully fitted 10
old frames.
Tr Old gold and silver bought or taken in rx-
change. GEORGE hEESEE,
No. So opposite Bell Tavern.
Feb o1-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

A You've LADY who can give satisfactory les
II ,imonials Of her qualifications to teach Mn-
sic, Philosophy, English Grammar and The rudi,
ments OF an English education, is DESTROYS Of
obtaining situation in a private family, in some
healthy location in Virginia. A line addressed to
E. G., Richmond Post Office, will be promptly at
tended 10 Warren II-4tce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

NTOTICE-WiII be Leased al AUCTION, on
In the 18th OF March, al II o'clock, NJ, i'll
front of the premises, for Ten Years, the Ar
mory Boring Mill, now used as Flour Mill, 10
gelher with The necessary water power, and The
lot Of ground running down TO the river.
Lease 10 commence on the lst Of June next
This is valuable property and well worthy he
attention OF Miers.
CHARLES DIMMOCK,
Superintendent Armory and Public Editces.
March Std
g-g- Wing and Compiler will please copy
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
q Gold and silver Watches, Jewelry and
:1.:ksiver Spoons for sale.
GEORGE KEESEE,
No S. opposite Bell Tavern.
Feb 2T-l,n
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Alriyed at New York, March ~, schr. Benja-
,nin H Field, Van Glider, from Richmond
Arrived at Boston, March 10Th, schr. Black
EawS. Yeaton, from Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

II II the above Property is not sold private
", il will be offered al Public Sale, on TUES
DAY, the Isl day Of April, if fair, if not, the
next fair day. NJ. 1. L.
Feb 26-chl
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ooRT OF RICHMOND, MARCH "A.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH "A.
High Water this day at 81 A. Nj.
ARRIVED,
Schr. MARYLAND, Kent, Baltimore, suneries.
Schr Mariner, Currier, Newburypor, sundries
Rankin s. Whitlock
SAILED,
Schr. Gen. Scott, Douty, Newark.
Schr. orson, Henderson, New York.
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PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing OF
b The pokomoke River Lottery, Class No. so
80 50 IS i6 80 so 10 So 10 GS Us Il 81.
Drawing of fine lille Lottery comes 10 hand
i .o.iays (Fridays) mail. Capitals: $1,000
srizes Of 1000, 10 Of 500, 400, $50, 200, &c,
/, IS Nos. l3 drawn ballots. Tickets only
2 THOS. B. BIGGER,
March IA Managers Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

ARANGES.-5O Boxes Oranges, in good or
J Ter, in store, for sale by
March Ii }. SiLEh O SUN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

Bulletin, THURSDAY, March l3M-l2 o'eioeI.
THE following new Works received so hours
i in advance of any Express in the country
BIZ this DaTs Mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-30
TURTLE SOUP FOR tXPORTATIO.

TURTLE SOUP FOR EXPLOITATION.
GoSLlNG, Of the American and French Dining Saloon,
~ Nos 81 and &c Nassau street has always ready Green
M Soup for Captains and families, put IN tin boxes
Upwards OF l60 different dishes served daily FOR dinner
from Y M. TILL I. NJ the lest Of the markets; all knds
game &c, for prices which t body He has lately
two minutes prepared Has famous cakes Every
made for the comfort Of the vsiH. His Sa
loon is open from A. M till r. NJ Except the arst day il
the week till p. MY
My Henry Gosling, has erected expense
similar establishment Boston, Mast No Is Devonshre
Very thankful for the encouragement bestowed for th
ss FIVE years, and the hope Of continuance have tn,
honor TO call myself your most obedient resaTateur
u27 lm+rc l.. GOSLING.
q LCil A.
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4
| We notice the following petition in the proceed
ings Of the Legislature Of Ohio. By Mr. Finn from the
Grand Lodge Of the Independent order OF Vad feows
OF the State OF Ohio for amendment OF their act OF
Observation-Disclosures to committee of one, Mr..
| Finn.
on the 9th inst at in Chambers county Ala
bama The Chambers Herald Of the 9Th says AN i'm.
crowd OF persons was present As early as Inus
ray evening persons commenced coming into town from
this and the adjoining countie and from Meriwether.
1'roup and Muscogee in Georgia; and by the hour OF
execution on Friday the village and it's suburbs were
filled to OVERLOOKING With people Of every grade, hue
C On the 18Th INST at steinersvle, Robert McGAry
entered the Of Washington McCarey and in pre-.
sence of his daughters stabbed McCsfrsy in II or u
places the face head neck and chest which caused
his death the ws 81 ae ss. h1
his house assailed and some damage done oy Mcoery
and one Towns, who were imprisoned some time ago.
they reateped to murder McCsfrey. Towns was
an accessary when the murder was committed, and 70
in Jail Mc0ary 10 still at large, and will no doubt
he arrested soon We forbear further particulars NJ
present Since writing the above the Sheriff and other
citizens have returned with McGary who uas captured
BY them Beaver, Pa-st. Ciairsvine Gassns.
Steamship Cambria, Capt. Judklns. 43 hours from
Boston arrived at Halifax 18th inst, and left same day
for Liverpool with III additional passengers
The Westminster CarroLLonian announces the
death of the Rev Nicholas Zocchi aged ~ years. He
was native OF ltalyordsined az Priest at Roms-and
ociated in that capacity for about Al years in the Cstho
lie Churches OF Taneytown and Westminster, Md
A quarrel ensued between Joseph Croxton and
James Hawthorn, at Fox cofeehouse Louisville, KY
on the 10th inst in which the latter was struck on ne
temple with brick bat and died almost instantly from
the effect of the wound.
KISSING AND WASHING FEEr.-The akron Demo-
crat gives the following report OF trial IN that VII
lsge The Pickands Mleres rave some queer notions
took place la, saturday before Mayor Chamberlain, Of
Che iate) Rev j. d oksnds, of the Second Advent
Church charged with assault and battery IN kissing tine
wife of yman Green and washing her feet against h.r
husbands will L.v Bierce, Esq, counsel for prose
cutor laid down the Law very clearly and Mr. Picksnds
not only admitted the facts charged but Jusunsd nnH
self on grounds conclusvey that the case
wa Dismissed Those who join that church will under
stand that IL 10 on the progressive principle.
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common Pleas.
4 . -


Before Judge Ingraham.
DEc. %. Wright 4 Losss rs Robert Bdehs o~f others
OF cargo of corn. purchased by the complanants for
ard on account Of Charles Wilson, dishier, IN East
BROOKLYN The matter stands as ioiiows;-it seems
that Messrs Wright Losee, commission merchants, Of
this city, entees into sngemen with Mr. Charles
Wilson TO make certain purchases OF corn which he
ht from s.e 70 time for purposes Of distng,
for whch they receive cent per bushe ~
commissions: and that some time in September last.
the purchased from n Mr. Jones the cargo board
schooner ssandra and directed the Captain to deliver
the same to MIR Wilson, and that for such purpose he
moved his vessel to the dock in East Brook and that
some Sal bushels delivered to the defendants BY
mistake, through the neglect OF the Captain when
q, the instance OF Wilson, further delivery was forbid
den by the compliments A bill was accordingly
made ut at the rate OF per bushel and half ex.
penses OF measurement and presented to the
which they declined paying Ihey however, since .nis
OF this Court amount calculated at the rate Of 81 Cts
per bushe and half costs OF measurement This suit -
nc beng continued to obtain the original demand with
Exemplary damages for illegal detention and NAL con.
version Of property. Sealed verdict tomorrow morn
Before Judge DAILY.
| Thomas Moore Ries Hughes.-This is case
of assault and battery. The complainant in this suit
accompanied by friend (who 1t seems had sold gun
to the defendant, who keeps public house at No ia
Washington street1 visited his house on the 10th Au
gust last twenty dollars purchase money for
said gun that the defendant took the gun and laid down
four sovereigns iull payment therefor that the CON-
planant remarked that there was yet due sixty'four
cents overeigns being then valued at 81 81 100 each
Whereupon the defendant simply observed, that was
Of business and alleged struck the defendant
a severe blow upon the head, knocking him down; and
that after leaving the house. and being engaged in con-
We rsaon with persons who had thought ht to de-
clare this upusthable outrage the defendant rushed
Of the house and struck aim another violent dow
Tne complainant brings action for damages ana Wnicn
the Jury returned So 80 and like amount OF costs
iftehaei Kerr1gan John Ritter and wVe-This -
srt brought TO recover hundred and fifteen dollars
loaned by complainant to defendants wife, previous
marriage and who at that time (n the latter part OF
1880 kept boarding house in the upper part OF the CITY,
with whom the complainant boarded from LIST June to LIST
December of that year The defence claims set on on
account Of board due and the want Of sufficient proof as
TO the subsequent marriage Of the parties making the
first named one of them liable for the debts contracted
by the other . -
WIN jay Hsskett, Esq summed up for the defence,
when the court adjourned-to be resumed tomorrow
mo
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~ & 10 &k
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
Il is intended to dispatch ship from this the lst 9Th
lIth 10th 18th of each mouth commencing LIST Octo
Der and containing until May when regular days will be ap
for the year. whereby delays
and and will be prevented during the summer
months. The following ships will commence THIS arrange
ment-
Ship Tennessee. Captain Fray.
Ship Shakespeare captain Cornell.
Ship Louisville Captain Hunt.
Ship Genesee Captain Minot.
Ship Oswego :. Captain Wood.
Ship Damascus. Captain Blsa.
Ship Sartee :. Captain Taylor.
These ships all built expressly for packets are ofght
draft have recently been newly copered and put IN
splendid order for unequal
comfo they nded by experienced masters who
will make every exeron general Satisfaction Ihey
will AZ ali times towed down the Mississippi by steam
boats Neither the OF these ships VIII pc
responsible for ewey bullion precious liver or plated
ware any parcels packages sent by or Put on
board them regular bills of adng taken for the
n. X. COLLlNSx CO., SIS Sonth St or
JAS. 4. WOODRUFF. Agent in New Orleans,
who will promptly forward all goods To has address;
The ships this line warranted to sail AS nd
veed and great will be taken to have the goods cor
rec;ly measured. s1lIc
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a.s,.t.pt vice ChanceIlor,s Court.

DEC Nathaniel Bogardus, and Others heirs o. IN
nefe JAMS u.s. the Corporation Of Trinity Cimch-ThD
case is progressing slowly along in the above Court the
whole Of today like Saturday, having been consumed
by the defence in producing documentary evidence
showing possession OF portions of the disputed pro-
rtv
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Court CaIendar-This Da,
Fact md Fancy,

COMMON PLEAs-Part l-l3i 1884, 1885, 9, 70, lle 81, %
ST. 70 3d. l03 Part "a "a, l02, "A, a. IL, ia, 81 =
An 10 q Q6.
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-GNG ISLAND RAlLkUAD COMPANY.
a1a ast


TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
omrnencing on Monday, September 18TH 1876.
@eegg W York-At o'clock A. NJ, Boston Train for
tireenp0rt, daliy, sundays excepted. stoppiue
a. Farmn.dale and st. Georges Manor.
--ty ooklyn-At 9M A. for Farming tale and intermed
ate places, daily Sundays excepted, and
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, through
to Greenport and intermediate places.
*" at4P. M, for Farningdale and intermediate
places, daily, Sundays excepted
$50 SehportI boston Train. at o'niosk, ?. NJ
the arrival OF the steamer from Norwich,
=, Georges Manor and Farmingdale.
atsoclock, A: NJ; Accommodation Train,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Eesf 8,imnsdaie.For Brooklyn al 6A o'clock A. NJ and
! r. NJ, daily, Sundays excepJsd.
kVs naca-fo or brookyn at O'Clock, A. M and "a +,
NJ, daliy, Snntlys excspted.. Fare to
a81 cents; sas New yort i2h Race Course ls7<
gr Course lSN jamaica g; srushvie aiA; Hyde Pari
y Hi's s1x; LOUISVILLE tdurinp session County 371
is9 ID I'M srsuch s71s .afls Place a. Vessbury 1t
kfsNf lie a.; farmngGoie 6ztr; Deer fprk sS Thompson
Of ~ Tx Station ee; Lake Road Station isM; Medford
s4,ps ie&; Mliville %; st. Georges Manor 621a
Bhcitd 6ss; Iamespon 6a4 Mattetuck s2la; Cut
rtert san; southoldl 62 "reenport Aeon train, Is;
are In readness op arrival of Trains at the several
to take very low Fares ali parts Of the
slAAl a.,
~ Re Cratesl be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall
lie receiYs Baggage for the several Trains
se.e h. nourdf starting from the Brooklyn side.
s sinsr State leaves Greenpsrt for Sag Har Dor
= Ii day on the arrival OF the Trains from Brooklyn.
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
2 RAs As

. LAFKE.SS AND PIONEER Jacket LINE,
tom Philadelphia to Pittsburgh via the Pennsyvani Hail
Canal-hrough in ~ days. The above line is in
ton and offers great Inducements to who wzh
gssras mode Of travelling 70 the west.
'hs built in the approved modern style the
ss dtted superior and effort made
he oprietors conduce the cprlfo and
cf Tia scenery this is unrivslled and the
yt an OF Fennsylvan internal improvements well wsi
~ II eng
II ~ passengers avoid all the aeaes and dangers
pon stage rayeling aud at thu rarns make en-
sll1R ~ rip
Tile raye svery morning at o'clock Passeng are al
f ngage their places Philaielphia. Office in phiadel.
pos n y of Chestnut and Fourth streets, and Nos
"a saf South Third stg A. CUMMINGS, Agent.
~ .pha, May II, 1916.
#I ,nnation, Ia the city Of New York, applyto
3. H. kNIEELL, Agent for
inrrrc D. LEIGH s. co : Line West ct. N. Z.
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They all Of the first class ably commanded and with
com for passengers ample and commodous The
price of passage in the cabin 800 exclusive ofwnes and
iquos Apply to BOYD H!NCkEN, Agents,
Q Tontine Building No SO Wall STREET.
Goods the lor forwarding will be subject to
| none 9th than the expenses actual y paid. nltrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-30
NEW FRENCH RESTAURANT COFFEE HOUSE
AT NO. 7T BROADWAY.
NHEsSIEURS BJJNEL 4 LIE COGTE.. beg TO Announce

a NO.- bNOAUWA
vi 70 the public in general and to dsui'hed families
pariculsr that they have opened elegant French Restaurant
aud Coffee House No: ~ Broadway, where Breakfasts
Duners and Suppers be had convenient hour and
N syl that cannot fail satisfy the delicate palate
There will always be found rich supply of fine pastry and
confectionery ,jllies creams Charloes.russes ke TX
quiste Liquors and the choice Wines Orders received
from am for Breakfasts Dinners and Suppers
dishes yfares supplied with every kind Of Pastry Jellies,
Connection aries and Ice Creams. o3 lm*rc
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Highland Cottages.
FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN RES
HOTEL DES DEUX FkEkt.S
an ,.Iinn n nd Roo,u 9 on the Euroaaen,l plur

- .
MY HIGH convenient, comfortable and economical
w than any other plan for travellers and merchants whose
busness lure them 20 be absent frequently,
The qu and healthy location Of the hotel opposite Duane
park from the noise hustle and confusion of tho
roughare adjacent thereto aud all the steamboat land
hugs, the desirable residence 1868 Duane
posite Duane park nj Irs+
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-05-10

1887, bsI.rssd 70 ,hs H,s,s. iisd we mossy
been thus appropriated. the hts's's portion
wowld hsvs wsM " The s'rh're 'unsl SUI ns~
ihs question 10, has ths purchase ~ reel ss.s,r,
"a, by mo otjsssss III ,hs bsfk, divssisd the
state VI ~ equity ssM 10 40 pseperjl
hnow " 10 rsnisNdsd That The, Interest 49,
transferred with the stock IN 1880, lh's "
false position nothing ives transferred but NE
Two millions. The original espnsl stock, " ,hss
position WAS vus, the sinking fund vas slsc
transferred. end u II was tue, that v was '!Ans
fesssd. n would then belong IN tho fsil ROAD snd
would s,,ll bs liable fos Tho payment o. The tss'e
bonds. should LIKE 10 SEQ rome Of our legal
,nsn's opinions on this subject. chsnsellof
Qui'man, fos Instance, 10 afqusin'ed win The
whole subject, o. no has been Q pfinclpsl mana
ges u The whole matter, In the Legislature and
out Of i'--psrtieulary In relation 10 the Transfer
&C, Of 1890, the sslc u scrip, fc.
Yours with rs3cc',
II, n. BOONE.
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hssds NE, wherein lice my LsleysA w,,,. vhs,,
s.'hows sny pesnp ~ parade, I hsys ,caus,.s'
when NY uod calls me 10 sleep with nv f,,hs,.
v w isldi ios both ~ ~ there ~ ,sms,c u.,,i
We lest ,fumpst sounds 10 Hall ihc dad 10 ma
'nen', whsn W.. Nps, shAlI raise ,ers,h,,
clothed wmh 'hst hsxtsnly hody psonlssd n u,
who believe In nor glorious Msdsssnst, who d,sa
fvs W. 'has wa might Hive. sud By whose s,oos
meat hope fo' bIssssd Immosislay.
lam, with gree, respect,
Your friend and fsllow citizen.
80 :. ANDREW JACKSON
TO Com. J. u. Eli,orr,
United b's'es Navy.
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ssusl,s. o rsosse'IoaIs', snd opposed 10 The e.
,sni,on of,bs ~s's " ess government beyond
lLs Sabine ~ over the Rocky Mssn'slns, ~
drew 90 Articles " .mpssehmsW, sss'es Mf'
Tyler The me-, tbs, hes been drawn w O.
s.,oss sy dif Magistrate of THE Ua'cn, no
uttered more bitter ph'nples against 'hs' f"ne'
,ioosry wh,l., no was q member Of Congress,
Than. any member Of 'hh body
NJ. 10 s,bss q, oil times proved himself pos.
.essed Of isleA,s equal 10 any emergency 10
shi, h hs has been called. Ifsuth man ~ the
Ia D.A,sn two hundred votes In the mc,fcpo'.
tan di.,ne, o. Virginia. wb'ggcfy 10 low indeed
In the old Dominion
II men who Law, been the very soul aud "
Of their party, no, only in Virginia, but 10 'h'
Union, fall in q district, that not ak monihs pre-
viou,y gave Mr.. Clay four hundred majority
whiggery has given ito expiring groan in the
South. Whigs Of tho south ives, read the fate
OF John N. Botls, g. through his fall learn your
own doom.
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JOHN M. Bolts.

The header Of Capt. Tyler, is again headed,
John M. Bolts is again beaten for Congress.
Mr.. Seldom young man Of bright talents Of
the city Of Richmond, was his successful com.
eti,or. Mr.. Bolts has been quite conspicuous
in the Union ever since the memorable cam.
paign of 1910; he was one Of the executive com.
mittee at Washington in the year 1910,
which propigated so many falsehoods to the
prejudice Of the character of Mr.. Van Buren,
and was principle author Of the numerous hum.
bugs that characterized that presidential cam
palgn, above all others that the world has ever
seen. The Hooe case or negro testimony, aud
the standing Army humbug, were the paintings
Of hs own brain. and possibly no man has gone
further to sustain bic party than has John ri
Bolts, he voted 10 receive abolition petitions and
defended Mr.. Adams against the assault Of Mr..
Wise and Tom Marshall, made against him
when he Mr.. A. introduced petition 10 con-
gress, 70 dissolve the Union. MI. Bolts is .
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esl Jsetsoo, no sets open ihs' patriots political
mo,,o.-hs viii "ssh nc'has boz what 10 right
md sutma 10 nothing that 70 wong" Nor
The Other hand, vii no imrvds"'ly hurry The
Jointly ,n,o . ws. which, however s'c''ovs the
result, would bring upon The eos"''y 'hs '''" o.
evils necessarily attendant on hos''h''es between
two powerful commercial nations. lie fret 70
FORT IN sodssycfog TO rnsio's'n Tho rights and
advance tho interest. Of HE eoua''y. will DO TO
pacific means.
10, when these isH, no will not succumb 10 the
s,,oesn, wc,co.Ioo' of Britain, nor y'e'd to
them the undoubted rights of'hs nation And
strong az Is the British party in'his country. a.
arden, sdhercp,s q. f,ril'sh influence hasin the
Union, no will no, wan, for The support of'hc
people. They will second HE efIors TO vindi.
cs.c tho rights and honor Of tho nation; and the
traitors who would oppose them will NEE, with
even q more signal d'scomfei'urc than beiell
them las, fail,