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NO TICE.

Two James Ware aud All ohcts whom II may concern shalt
n IN pursuance Of al 1.oi sarnIn aw,,r.d ,y ~
county c'uh ot "nrieo the APT C Common com
e the city Of Richmond and Sheriff 81 the q "a CONN,
directed rrocte the day or SEPTEMBER as n .,.sU,
The sid writ agr"aby To law the object purpos, Of bb
#" eonuemn - much OF The AMI bonging James warre A.
on the North side of H. Street. occupied ami ,si ne ,
ing Rfouni THOS. 4. STAPLES ~ =
au ip-gaw1w For TItOs = DCrrN = n =,
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Anltlou 9ales.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
BY puniop. nenour~ o.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. The Ioh s<rt ea-p>.e,ns a, o,,,,.. -
INV AZ DOR =. - EoSn. .,gs md v..a -,
hth ~ RAJ snd Wn:er Dry ant well .o,,. On,
s''ntsoa ~ 'h- Itade--snenx whisb viii b, f-a,S
r1r-t blua AID his r. ON
Do ID do Fla.hi,-1 ID rios C,,,h,
DO d. % sad Fas-y,a m.,,.
s1perhn- ,rpei sni -ita siiinet,s
Steel nirrs sni e',,h blue Do
r'pef b.ue md essci Kentucky Jecn.
Me-. styi; do ~
h'e bia'k ant fsn ,
rip.Innc sissS
Improved ClI..aA Isa,.
mlh~aar' Mid.seI ADD Pascal Err.,y,
Extra hsavy wired
superin- rel Faaae,.
b'nvn and WHIT. Tar,
P'ad Lnseys Coax ltni,,,
- Dunn ard Point s.rsrt.
h'"sefe1 andsrosn soc ~ % ~ shir,;,~.
No io,nasu's.. Co,t1n iidsE
IdnHn 'siabrIe and fouzse Sin IIdtC.
fsrii'uru Prn,s T.esipys
New sye Pan Pfa..
WHIT AMI eoioursl a Ibric.
Sursrn- cotton tuibfrla.
hlaek and white eHtf,s Hoo ana 4 Iro.,
Hyoa- ND Eyes biisk nd ~h A.
Under 500, cash IO0 u,oohs er,,,, IN, A.
proved nssotias. paper. ~ III -
.u.s Df'Stoy uoxc,,p .o
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HEAD aUAhrEns FOs rsII.,,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE.
cate 81 WhHeiing, Tirgiria,
tsucecssar 20 q. "a. st,~v,l


tsucecssar % q. ~. aft-r,.,
INV, a'i IleAe-st B,es,. Ia, s'.--. Ess---x -
~ 'bi7 Is the same CLARKE. who, by his I'm.
o'Prse Astonishing raer inay ,. 4, A :.
"a al Prizes from who.ps N sen.n,y s.,er ~
's'n e"--ny tscen's lh., r.s.,y,J ~,
49, 'in.,ion ths IS ~ The Irbr.i.d cA.,of :,
'eH~rs - Ire Nap'loo Ven cr Of n.Iaas.b Pre-.
''.nee hat he q strong 4, the ,so,, anal,
.. ~,n o,y ,tsir that be- has sst.siy .n ..a .. a
. pri<ss OF $4,000, and & prizes OF sso s,oO
OF 10000 and ssooctbs which o. . r-sS,
s3j,OOOi
hr'nira Lott ~ Gas. 9s. =, b. drawn 9th s.pvnb.r
Capi'ai Prizes:
s;'oDn ooo 5000 T. =. ,,,.. ~ I'd
L. isl.i. sIo- ecaestso Paes-s. OF ~to sl.,. iI .
,cii for siso. VII "
efOOrOi
Ahiiniria Lottery. e.-- ~ he drawn ,h s.a.tas.r
Capital Przs-
$4,000 600 5000 $500 90 prire, 90 Of 5000
$40 certificate q package Of Who'll. tes. VII be -,
fof els0 " ~ '|"'
$4,000
h'Inla Lo;t.Iy. elsss -. g. he Goth Ses,.b,
Capital Prizes:
s1oooo. ~ 600. 5000 1000 1000 Is,; ., n, t.s.
Ntei. Wv erdeats Of package tcs-,. "a ,,- ~
be s'Ht Zee Of postage foe fi20 " '' VII
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TO JOSEPH s. WATKINS. ESQ.
lRiou " please ih,i on Tue s,y the 10th Yen
~ icinb@T as, al tn Office ToyAaap county
court at iowl aan toud House hours OF Och, A.
NJ ava oeo'kP az that shll pCee ttk. tn de-
positions Of William Ian Richard oLe md Others to b,
reed AZ evidence In suit dc ndns circuit SUI
CouT1 OF Law snd Cbancey for the on the
Chinecry SIDE wherein you thia,id EIe n Of I'd
Hund IariSn deed nm pefradni: Ard any cats. tic
tax ma OF tie said tcPst should or in
eonGend stouh not he lucd n saue "a be-
continued from d1y iodiy tire Tace bet the sine
hours until completed NATII. HARRG on, EIee.'or o.
an lr-dlGc4w Edmund Harris dec a
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
INHE Ta?pahanneck Seminary, under the i'm.
- mediate charge OF Mira Lroy Y. Cray will open ON the
dsy ot oe;oser for The reception Young Ladies They viii
be instructed In all tue bnhehe- Ia they
come suitably Prepared 10 upoa
s' aah Ioie Known by p.oug and
gn'Lha'i"ns In teaching, viii Mrs q
diseh1rge -. The duties Lc Seminary.
TERMS A. HERECOFuRE.
Board for ten months
Iu'ioh IN the hrH Department. ...............3
Second Del atmeut ....................--, -,
Bed and B-dins S. Fuel s!......................7
hn and huse wal BE- taught by gentlemen the own prices
Instruction VIII be given 1T trrsc) tn Frcnch Language
Kew IN Emhrorisry Drawing Painting wofed Word a.
stexiTa ch4Iges-
TATRoSs.
'' w i"ah y. "hsh'' Tappahgnnock.
'""N do
hoAau 'tohton'.
I'''N do
.."'sf nsgoy .Lynchburg.
washington Fcikns.. .....-....... E--sI county.
"es'cy 'i"ntague. .GloIeestsr
~ huhsoh Ia Cait r..----.......... Ianea&er do
".o' te'cteA b'own'. Wesim,reiind cy
""" .Ileh'f' Jr'..' .....-.....-.. d. do.
King & Queen
''m ~ cStD go. .kchmoni DO.
iia'""oi' do d..
Iappahlnnock Ess,I county
September lSt ISIS (
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PRINT " AKEHOUSE.
IN NEW NnRt.

TosVT7y the city end interior trcGe L ne pir, or paekag,
NO. Al, CED AR STREET,
(NSAG WILLIAM ST.
4 EE n BREWSTER give notice 10 dealers in
-. Dry Good thstthsy have WAREHOUSE FOL.
VA!'rEb 'NiltnEs EXCLUSIVELY, from Pearl To "a Cedar
Si'cei by eonin'r. urIr attention PRlSTS ONLY l. A
d. are ea.hej 70 eihbH far Su5pa: any ever be-
tore oicTrl IN Am-fiea-Sit' se
LYto"t i2n hor whose attention among large va
rie'y of aTucl,s.
The soes consists nj cotnHs
ESsRAciNo ErsAYvGsiklI
AMERICAN AID FOREIGN PRINTS
IN a'se-HaF scs - ei ct - s.slas-y for .s,fr ,.r,
ss< eHd 'IaE if BOD ,.llsssr. ~ s,-s.4 4taI.
Dyar rHrt VIII C-i interest; to rranpe this oes
before irls'Ht ur"' parliamentary tie advantage or
learning ' lo"8- hhsei aHi comparing desirable
styles in market side by F,ao.
% Catalogue o. cr, wits every yat,iion of Ia.
market laced ig hands o liT,ts. r. a.
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inPoRrAST EN.CIr0K,> SAIE OF
ENGLISH COLD AND SILVER WATCHES. BOX
AND POCKET CHRoNoMGTERs, SOLID Sill
YER AND Pr ATED WARE. GOLD JEWEL
KY, DIAMONDS, WATCH MOVE
MENTs. MATHEMATICS FILES,
MACHINE FILES. STUBS" MAKE
WATCH TOOLS. CLOCK AND
WATCH MATERIALS SC. &c
JACOB ). PLATT will sell ON TUESDAY.
sh sep'emb-r at 10 osiocs. 800 Pearl :,
~ order Of TIE kiseuo Of The late Ms samuel oeH entire
Ia ENGLISH GOLD WATCHES NJ the mot eeebrn... ma.
kerr amongst wh;eh hard DIAL Levers dolbs b5,o p IN
pars and ard gold Levers Ik..ton ana Quot.
for Eertsniea AMI .iies.
~. FRENCH GOLD wATCHEs-sueb as R-pesrer. ysrv.
Alarm. Hunters aa.eAl. bard 2 u dali.
81 ENGLISH MoVEhENTs-ofh HlaLuG.einre ~Rc.ssr
Tobias. 'raTthgrs johnson" "BlHn5-i M4,tin GOA an.
hard iia's; Levers ss~.sion ant iurex - 49,
.ia siLvEs wkfchEs-v1 Levers, Hnnsr. donh'e Gaze.
ebet, Eo.ty aHs qEsirt,, asd ~ Gr,tr rate makers
S'h chRoNoAEfERs, o.ib- Manufacture -Nanea &c.
nod Marseis Boz ~pnol" skhank. -Iobo.,,
-Ha'ton To- ia Ro>seE PsTkuso. and "Prot,b,1 m.
te ebrat ui'iefs Tor J. > AMI tsy silver AM sod
9Th. SILVER PLATE-asou; 1900 ~ e,n.,suu- OF Var.
Cross sad Bo Tea sc Table, Desert sro-. Candle
Na,arl syor-, Soup Cream and Butter Laaer Nu-x se
IN GoLn JtWELsI-V'E; God Read Pins, srcas, rias
rs';e Pah tauss NrSi,ees Loest Bsae MATURE sstn-.
fiasrr Rns- su,p- studs Buttons. ses Kew ro ~
| Guard Chain-, &c. ''' w. .''
Alo. Diamond Ring. and Pins imitation AID raj ,,,,, f. -
! ting OF every dfefea; cO,or.
Coek'ani T1s Pieces sfse r..ruent E,, reIe.
n,eh.nifis, sI sizes sh-I,.icr DO >"'
WATCHMAkERS' TOOLS-s la-r assortment -, -.,,.--,
10 paiteglt-1 Eauy o: which are ven scar--
WATCH AM CLocS NATERIALs--ra. 7s,: variety
Ana Great many ocr article nureou. n, an ,sr.,
n-u' bGi wi u IN Ipd n Cat,!osuss
b-the w.f SrowE reputation NJ lie lat. r :, Of Bk
Deini Vroushoti t. whole UIeI sts.c1 u d.-,a-
Spaanire T Tie qualify OF ibe above aud
'ay iot The sutonerr TO say hing suo
-sesu'' viii b. fessy hfe. dys frsv,ou % the sue when
the goois b- eranrcd. @N' N'"
pos-d o.. ' y"
Terms cash. city banksbe money.
New icrs. August 70. l-4S H.,
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JAMES Is. WATTS,

VVINSt-IsLJit At INV,
New fotk'-bhrr, %, Nassau Street.
REFERENCES:
Judges Cabru stanar Alien aui B.lwinor the Cop NJ A.
peal. ny
hessrs 7 n J. =. jamCs 4 Co. T a. Hjis Kew, Kc,s,u
Atws"r, Drhk-r Ansris Van Lew, s.nhh 4 o., q A &, \
Johnson \ r Baxter John " Patton saRard Boulin-
Richmond. -'"
: =. Ghols,n, Es,-ne;ershurg.
Chswel DSbhey Esq ard Mossss Mcsby specd-Lynehbur
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N'r YORK Advertisements.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
ISNHE subscribers are no,y or,n;pc, ,ho;, E.u
supply Of staple ard Fancy Dy Goods, CONSISTING IN nan Of
the foi1sving: =" P''' VI
satipctts and Tweed.
Back and cord Airaceas Il Iu~,r.s.
fiInn.ls and Bszs-
New paIintns Nous i.ains
DU Gnr.ani. gaIro...
DO Cloth SISNs
keEey-, plars nni v,.n
White and black msck.uaw & Com
Blankets
Cotton, worried and wool Hosiery
Brown, hita. anil cord cotton rooi,"
I.inePs. Lawns. Dap Sa..,luys
DamasS table Cloths and Napktns
hnettensiye assoIia.nt al sik nd -ottc, JiIlc,
American gun classic Stspea1rrs
Every make of SiIr! Cotton
For sale on the most aceniuniaiati7s term.
nDREMyS, sUSnia 4 NIXON
u 1il ~ Nassau si's-t oppo-;. the Post Oaes n v
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TRUNk LOST

OST between Henderson Depot, N. Carolina.
anj Richmond Virginia, 10 January Iia t,tse beet
eeiht Ink hai WON Dat top, about 81 feet in iensb
and wih-contiinirr Books and e
TO John Wootnn Richmond, Water stapes wiri-ntnrs
AN information regard TO WI be- thankfully rreetyd al IN.
oiisc Of aEaNApn ppv,,,,, wv
2q-e9w pt.s..,.y a.,
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STRA1T0N'S OFFICE,
No. D. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
I.ci MI the say wnaI tney can.

NO. ). SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
Iei ali the whaI tney can
FOR selling Prizes, STsITTox's the man!
Drawn Nos OF LeesbUTg Lottery IS Sent, La,
% ~ as Z II Is 81 40 50 81 al z
Ticket Nos 10 IL "a one NOR. prize sod ard maid h.,
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, FIX. 2Os Sept, Let;
~ % o5 az % 80 81 "a Is , 40 80 a IL Is
Ticket Nos 10 Is y one prize sold and paid BY
h.. STRATTON.
"a 81 Is ~ 81 81 II ~ So 4 10
'h-f""Ho hECEIPED gYERf D.ff 1T I O'clock
$4,000. 1000!
tnnay-Nononraia, 10. capia-: $1,000 1000 go 40
IS w. ~ VS.
$4,000 1000.
sstn'i1yNerandfa Ell, 2cR Capais $40 600 aooo lsI.
qrs 7Se. w. ~ y"
$4,000, 10000
foi Monday Tnofnnf-heIandria Cap.ak sls 600
ooo Sooo 3l'1 So 1000, 800 5000 OF sou &c IS No
ID dta"h Whole, $40 balse. ;: Of. $50
LodS out for The Grand Scheme 10 be drasn
s'd Scpts71Sr- In pitaI "a 5000!
SFRArrON'S IL the Place Iot PRIZES,
buyeIs are referred TO which are Rendered
at tie oeei proof has been DOM and .y.,v
craving continues 10 increase the nunber paid by me
" oders for in the aboy,
schemes ana in all Lotteries viii be promptly t and
drawing sent VIXEN requested. - ~
rlea'e address sFdes 's N. sTRATToN.
kIran u.
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RICHARDSON Il co.

HANOVER FARM FOR RENT OR LEASE.
'NHE Undersigned are authorized 10 Rent or
- Las io' one % moe that healthy desirable
tHn IN AnnyTf counts, on tbs thicka' RIVER
iant ou e Cy OF Rchmoul Of Nr Re.,u
Imbfakc rni containing about feur hundred ueary tie
whoe Which - arshe ard remarkably f;s Dung
the late r Reuben Nercdh and uzdes zensut t
our OF ihr mod pahabc ifn the nsEhb0ropd yisds ar
NAN an NvraEe % about $4,000 wcsh II hay quality
from d'o 400 harfrs NJ com and wtciL proportion
Toe badnf aea comfortable ffane dwelling ny ~,
'1Ey rsaTed kiehen smoke cuss quarters bans corn
h7usc' ~ahos &c Sc an good rpaf There an rtccnsnt
gscn tn or hd o. choice yUung and apple who
VII DC n th ~ me BY year aA variety ocr fine
fruits toiy Of wood n RIA tract III be rented or
eased with u, unier certain reductions Inquire or
fiIiLtP ". TABB a son
Once or Nam street, Richmond toner
a'ose Hissefs Lottery Office. over the
AT g2-en Grocery Stor * wm, N U,,,,s,, f.,
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JERSEY CITY IRON FOUNDRY.

JERSEY CITY IRON FOUNDRY,
RI &. kANOUSE, Manufactures Stear,
tIJar1's, boilers. { ar wheels, Axies. Iocomo-
tive lunrounds- (on an Improved PIan.) and
all ktuds 90 Hsii HoRd Work.
the above Fcundety Iron Rens superior TONE
for Locomotive Chufchcs bc steam Cookrs Apparatus so
s fps and OF apparatus heating Houses Ayu
AMI bwelinEf-Whh lot Water Al BE- IN tho mo-.
W tman ks manttf ard PIT 40 shnrs, notice SOUTH
ERN MERCHANTS rsne fycihe ~ .rbst
n call a.
Jrsssy Ctry. sur H. ,u1t-i3Sctr,
y CERuoNs rumc Csu,rts Ipds,. Tor s.i,y
" auHo INiOES 4 BROTHER
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Md many Of
S'oo. $50. $50, 100. 81, 30, co, so. 20 and 90
"noe Iekes $40: halves 80 quarters 81 eirhhs o. So
hCeruheaie OF a Paskas. Of s6 Whole Tiei,ts $500
DO. do u.u A. -
Do. do
10. r,.h,.-
uef- Tor Tickets and Of Pa
ABOVE sPrndd Lottery ms, p,opp, .,n,,o,
OF be drawing vii be ia.ely sfsr II 4. over
To al who order from Address, 4, ''
49, 49,. G. GREGORY Il co, Manager.
RiehD. ~,
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TO BUILDERS.
4 hkPEsTEgs AND BUILDERS can No. ~ ..-u-x
What descriptions ~ BALD materials. vhsu1. 49,
IN orter 10 reduce bsavy acel;- '.'
tarpeners" KNOB AMI Morss L.eh. ard I.s.S-
Csrks" Narrow sod broad Butts and eomur,n -. -
Frsr- '" NV NV
san Cord sprrs- and finishing S.Bs
siGiSg Door rrmmnv-
Bo's' sasn Weights, Window C.eb>. s.,o~ s<
ao THoS q CHAs. KIIH
60 ~ Main rtr~-s
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lotteries.
}. q. GREGORY Il co, MANAGER n,
nmono, Va.
Oihco No. l0l We, Mar, .,..,

ohee No. lol Wet Nam street,
$4,000. 100
Ss"fd.y-Nsiaadn, E,ta so. C,pr.,.-sio coo .ooo
its az 1907 a. Is No. AZ ifa~r IL 40. a. 49, an
- 80 w. a'e' 80"
S35.ooo. 10000.
Tor fondsy foofun--teiauira q, ID r.,.,. 49,.
1900 80, 577 - 5000 1900 Sep-. $50, A.. IS ~
i-o't~n Tie.e'. $40 h,i..- 5: n. ESQ '''''~
FOR 18TH SEPTEMBER
MAMMOTH SCHE
10000, 25,O0O, 10000 DOLLARS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Cls- A.
70 o. ffhvr at AerSsis- a. a. saturday s,,L
20 No. Ls,';g' I'D 10 D,ara ss!is.s.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Rl virtue Of decree Of the county court cc
me ecd n The q stia AGAINST smith ssd o,u.r.
pronounced lsih August isfJ suhscrbsf H. comm.
vi se on ihe pf' b. oa ne lob September ~ ~
he uaei Of Land ~ thcsteffeH Ftanrt. smith sly 70
1eu eoiainnE $50 With DWELLING an. oh,,
"onS's AGO uns The estate 81 Richard Grrsory d,e'd
'fd un 1t Jluusry puteha.~r ,tyirr Iona
WIZ tood security and The iuI; retained anul payment
auto-e'd' 4 r RDBIoU. Conf.
lGAR--llO bids. st. CruiN and Porto Rico
ju3I nrNIop uoSct-ar . ro
Il WEST still continues his unrivalled style nj
HA'H-C' rrING, which meets the appreciation o,
bis pairons on shocSce Hn. "
- Important!
HAVING, Tor the last fifteen or siNtsen vcar.
been aeeu'msd to ayinE The DEAD ard ha,i,r md a.,
paw GUAR study, thr SUBSCRIBER vii NJ ali hour. 81 a., 80 =
sn Nhtn Called upon attend washf q drs.- ny .hr,,
-ns nsl'' Toe Dead. N the approved ma sser
N-'hu'r who are unable ray. - be- Attended IN s,,.
oy TIE puh'ie's humble s,ryahi. '
gg--if ,.,,r. a, 49,.
vi uLLlcA CLASSY BOY. ioIti jis 10 hand nd r., al.
- p InhNsruN Druggist
BLAIR d BROCkENBROUGH.
SHocAhS' Ct.hysgsSfOJNG gORHTRDLSG .NgRCg AVIS
No''h 81" ~ ~ Rssr. Rishrr"rd fsIy
NOTICE Bot's naiAu .g e. petef.su,s H,1 ,f i,n,
ed 70 Gu b. fe ysfsd a. ggsuHrt or strc nsm
Seht ffriu Bosi'n whch b. o.. eaH m
sH az RANKiN q WHULocK
LNAMlLi FLOUR-No | Family Flour may
BE- md of f,u 7o--dst' WILLIAMS ROBINSON
"RiGBrs FiLts-Jud re-. we'd fle.h .irpy n yyr,h.
W indian NeEef'he fi's A. 6 FENuLErON
~ 70 No. ~. MAIN -.
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Auction Dales.
RI H. %. piekip.ea 4 aresS..-

rbis DAs.
NJ %. ~. niekis.ea a nresssr.
'csJ a. 10 ceoet ss N,,y, w.-~- q. - ..
''N c'i' f7sro Worsr sra Chsa ara 4 Ne. >, ~ :"
A. " DICKINSON a HRsntxs A..
JUST PUBLISHED,
AsD roH SAT. ny y. WAunorx
THE ViRGlNIA AND NORTH CAROIiSA
ALMANACK.
t"~ ffhE NEAR Iss8.
SALS'LTtp ~ rA'to EIrHANn.oS. Of E.si.a n. r..
M N'N1 it'so' ne . ur. - VIZ naa,i = ,,...'
,onpi-. ' sa ''esre-s % Va
~ iht sNts "a brrsR- - soa,d r,-
IN" rrh or rs Proven. My op-.. Iac,,,- ~
'h =" Ne - II" -Four L-,d CL Wi. n. o,r,. ,,. :.
I'M J" a' 'n'T; s'as Frst Sleep: tarr n, - a..
SAL. ''' shol' pnl h"ihi Variety Chairman, A., -
oir'' ne htdi-s Rsbns FuEse ckara .-s.s ,.,-,-
- io-TuAg
REMOVAL.
u. STR1 kER has removed b;s xxhol...i.
~ NY 9ors sio'" Gfnui No BANK .,rr~, n, ~ a. - a.
i,e do-s h"'a~-Nsbsr- h. for s.- n, ga. a. -
sen-rs assortment % r-neh Bsss,-, "a 49,
~ r"N Al srah advance pr,e. NJ -. -.
ehen' purchased al sueto- h. assured thar
70 oy wa Do richly eomP- n,aisd calling %. - -
quantity of rpahish Mating - So anA oS C..s,. u-,
P'". an" ""'s'e" rhh JSO. y. srRYKBA,
Js i2-3m. .-s1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-26
THE LICENSE QUESTION.

On Thursday next tho freemen Of this
County will again have an opportunity of
passing upon this question, and we hope the
occasion will be signaIzed by the attendance
of all who tako interest in the subject. The
law under which We arc now acting, was
framed expressly for the purpose of annually
enbodying and giving force to public opin-
ION in the respective counties and surely
there is no safer approximation to enl,ghten
public opinion, than through the ballot box.
Let there be a full vote then, and let that
settle this point. But while the law rccog-
nizes the will of tho majority as the founda.
ton of action in this matter, it has never
lheless very wisely left wide discretion TO
tho commissioners, within which i. was pre-
sumed the Interests Of temperance might be
gradually and surely promoted, by progress
sive restraining measures which should fol.
low up, and have reference to the progress
of public opinion: thus forming sort of
sliding scale, which would adapt itself to the
form and pressure Of the times. But diff
ferent policy has been pursued. A bare
majority ofvotes has been regarded as i'm
posing an obligation TO disregard entirely the
supposed rights and interests Of large and
respectable minority. No licenses were gran
led, but every body has trailiced in liquors
that was disposed to. and, thus far, grand
jurors have not felt called upon 10 find bills
for these violations. THIS is a deplorable
state of things-,hough but Of fulflment oil
what discreet men predicted in the outset
and well calculated to bring reproach upon
a good lao. law framed for bene fcen pur.
poses, but perverted by mal-admin; stration
Under these circumstances, the question re.
turns, what are we to dot Tho old board i.
again nominated, with full endorsement
their past course, and If elected will doubt
less persist in il, and we shall of course hav,
,, a continuance Of the present state of thing,
=; For one. we shall not give them our vote
We believe the public interest, the cause @
, morals, of law, aud oE temperance, will b
promoted by The election of a board who vii
3 administer the law in its spirit, by lbs exer
B else of sound discretion, and little of tina
policy which is found so practically useful i
reference to other subjects. A moderat
number of licenses, roundly taxed, and hav
ing reference perhaps to an annual gradus
+, reduction of the number, would b. respec
$ ted, the law would be potent 10 redress i,
! violations, and temp erance would again oc
/. cupy its Legitimate position in pushing i,
conques's Of public opinion, while the la
E would ye, stand ready to take possession o
o and hold each inch Of ground a. il shall b
Il yielded to the influences of truth and ript
. reason.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-12-26
FIRST BOOKS OF NATURAL HIS
TORY. -RUsCuENBERGER's SERIES.

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that we shall render real service 10 the
community, il we shall in any measure be
instrumental in directing attention to them.
The present series is based upon "Series
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were arranged and published BY men dislin.
gnislcd in science, under the direction of the
Royal Council Of public instruction of
France. The works before US, however,
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l. General Notions on Physiology and Animal
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5. Natural History Of Mollusca.
6. Natural History Of Insects.
7. Botany.
s. Geology.
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isfacrion Of finding that they were right at
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