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.TisE NEW YORK DISCLOSURES.
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:. THE New YORK DISCLOSURES.
r. Az Bt,s-s Of fks Afsrsadsis 6ssetts; - ---
The oesl ssvsrnmsn, organ cannot escape the Diff
salty iheh.s present editor the euondsm editor Of the
kohead Esquirer b involved, by the coarse now pur
- vsesrd the Mackenzie publication, contrssed
VIA the formerly pursued concerning MIR. Clsys
is,ss; sssksasesP. Blair. The Union says:- 90
~vigisss" in the Alexandra Gazette. and his en-.
ds,:t II shs Rishmond wbs. 20 w!fay blind a: no, to
the great dherence between w l.. Mackenz les steal
ng and publishing tho private letters ri other persons
without their consent and calling upon Mr. Clay 10 puo,
lsh hs letter Mr.. Blair which his own ircnds mao
sadersahsa show In Kentucky with b. eonsenf
LOO dIsencs, too. between the suePnnous puoneauon
q tstss, NAVY Of them relating to private sn
lsssSr elatng coshuon OF so important character
10 arrow the whole powers OF the government
Sao The hsnds John u Adams. (as Presidsnt OF the
uaisd s,.'ss3 and Hs"'y Clay las his Secretary OF
ssos protesting political friend. Of the Union say
the official has lost strength aud vigor much
% has improved propreiy. BE its edi
should always recoect the prceePt of the critic;
.Sume maerism vesus qui scribis, IN luam
vuibas; din quid ierre reeusent.
Quh valesnt humeri"
la comment upon "vrginius' is quite characteristic:
An evident aitenp, change the Did the Rich
usoad Eaqsirsr publish unauthorized version OF MI.
clsysfsuer given by Amos Kendall Yet the Union now
esnsures in severe terms only Msckenzies conduct
which all condemn. those who publish extracts from
his book. The difference is that the ef the Rich
snond Enquirer cannot be defended; whilst can see no
improperly editors publishing extracts from pamphlet
thousands Of which circulation, especially as II is
publication which, far have heard, relates entirely
70 psbhe and political and the heariess' aud
ngung character those who have and continue TO es-
srcse, controlling influence the government Every
boay inows that Mr. Clay, extremely reluctant
count the principle involved. TO allow his own letter to
b published bot pernscious calls OF the Richmond
Enquirer and the publication in hat paper OLA surreP-
pous" version Of last induced reluctant acquisescence
The Union mustbe bear the burthen OF the sin
OF the Richmond Enquirer.
-" vIRGINIUS.
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fALL rPLY OF FRESH
Dry GOODS.

TIME. subscribers have received by the last
l. packets New York large ani well selected assoi
fancy Goods purchased at reduced prices
with otter the ARTICLES enumerated below
at each city accsptinees-
Extra super wool fancy Cloths AMI Cashmere
super Ribbed, Buekskin a d Tws' ds Cassiaere
inc medium and Nv priced Ssun.s all CO.ors
K-ntuek Nv Jeans Tennessee Plains, kcTs.ys and Plains
rlaid CLOAK I..nings AID GIT Tweed-ior boys
Supei blk n cod plaid aud striped Alpaca
Do. Boubaz n :. Orls Cloths aud Gala ~ ids
White. red, green aud yellow Flannel Canton do
Swans Town M-tluo valouiia worsted v.s;nss
Plain and zig silk Vevet AMI Satin VesinEs
English. aud American Caiieoes. all qualities
Furniture Ca coes aud Onrty AMI Habit do
super Cashmere E'Coss, Mous,laine dc Lanes, &C
PLAN plaid rp. Il, hsd and dotted Mullins
Ladies Alpaca, Menno Cashmere and L. Wool Hose
White ana black and half Hos- Raw siik d.
black and lead cord Cotton do
Hos, for boys, Eirls and servants wear
Thlbei. 4 ashmere Aern' and rariah sha~ls
Fanny Hdkfs ard French worked Collars
Pain Y.msticI ned and R.ve Bcrdered l. q HONS
Thread Eieinss AMI inssrngs. Bobbns &c.
Swiss and Cambria Eisirgs snl Insertngs, cheap
PoIAa. Plait, riz'd AMI Do;t-d Nett. bib ard white
SPIT lhrd Panlaura and PoHste Hdlfs
q shL isens Table Cloth Damask and Diaper
Huekabaek RUSS and Iire-ye Diaper and Cash
Fancy ,dsnibk si> Mit, Po'sa d.
Beaver, X d. I.se sud Thb-t Gloves, for ladies
Bonn hat cap ne aud velvet Rihands
Ctrtn. Victoria, Marseiiss aud Corded skirts
3Ik Iu-sr.ns q fancy cpId silks, v-Sy cheap
New siy !. aud Earion Gin 'ham., oh and white do
nlps, Cnid. 1assels. Girnp Ind NIeioEsa Cores
Super W % they. Rose. NaekenIw and Dufn Blankets
Fine superfne CiTp-ins, Rugs and Mats
Plain and Plaid Iinseys, all prces
With OF beAccd brown and ood Dones
tics, Cotton OzHsbugr, &C &c
An may III. lowest rates, At No "l1,
Broad ste et Shoekoe Hill.
.es VALENTINE, BRfEDES 4 Co
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GORDON Il SKINNER.


OFFER for sale
~ 81 Iiht- ~. CroiI. Orleans an Porto Rico Sugar
~ Bor- Loaf ani IS Ibis Clarified sugar
400 Hags RIO, Lagura and lava Coher
TEA-Is Chests Gun Powder. Ian PRIME
Chests RIlek, do do
Tea ~ and L ID Boxes
roo - les good andd suns.i Sole Leather
10 do RI Leather
7Ol Sacks sar. par AshGn's brand
600 Lbs Pine Thread
200 Kegs Nsils
500 BagsfhH
50 Kegs Du Points Powder
Chees-in casks and boIes
I7O R-ams aEd Letter Pager
KS do Wrapping Pap"T
$50 Bags live geese Feitp-is
IIuls IN lies and soap
"a Dozen He'd Cords aud iirrs
IJO GriBd-tones Nova ScItia
10 Bags PEPPER
do Ginger
and I bbs Vinerar
Cotton Yam, Lamp WICK, and Cotton Irvine
Glass sIl0 nj IOrI2
Pmsno Nutmeg Mace, Cloves
Indigo hium Nader, Copperas
Kegs HORSE shbss
IS Tin Plate
Rng h. Tfsdegar and County Of all
American snd sheet Iron
Hand nni Hoop Iron and Nail Rods
M,ud boards and Hollow
COPPER $500 lbs Bralitr. shsa,h,ng and Boh
AXIS PeHishtaTy aud Bans
STEEI. Mayors Cast and sheor
American and English Bstefei
Fpring steel, from I! to u hes vide
Wire Block Tin. spcier, Iinc se go
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UNo, FAeroEf, (sEAR BsLtsoRE,) !
a -. .

UNoN FAeroEf, (sEAR BSLINoREJ
Augusi 30, lslj. !
Cehu'nssn-oui Mu-s ~ OPERATION than
s' moaths -hd snii'sy satisfied will They have
godned " sktins pef day duf'g
~ 10 trouh Teyaks btf cop tpinners
make on Hand Mtlc AID ieny wsge hitr
veal TINES been ncLbyuts Leow g. o. oe On op
Ton buifty SHAT Roberts y Manchester anti yy, our wrl.s
The dec ded F'ee.ctcc. Noufs, respectfully.
W r. IENRg
~ Warn pit wtrs, eniup fgth Auya tsss ~ In.
hpcsy GIN MhL sin LahJtg ~ Y-tiSf pausSs and 40
SIC hsns Nc. ysfn Hanksto sin p,ffay leo No
wotkue hOufs esgcusss ~ Week 80 So e 40,
bundled hsbst Nc IS lI0O
oesObsi I, Is,S. DIN
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
O0Oo very cheap cash. with assortment Of Pain
ARTICLES
Glass OF the best quality from sIi0 to 1880 Wholesale
retail ...,
White Lead IS lbs SO lbs TO 500 lbs
The above ARTICLES selection. and warranted good
ounry sensm-n would do well call and examine th.sr
10 a, nd luds. for themselves at ROBERT MOTIFS
shop. Main street,
N.It nor u, he Exchange Bank
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A CARD.
TO COUNTRY uERCHANTs.
IOHN SARNAH M X Mail AL, n-.l..-

in possession Of
mems Boots AMI Shoes Of all kad and qualities Ladies eod
Cater Bu,kns DO hid and Flip. Ties
ING Cater hukins Morocco Caster Busins
shoes OF all kinds and qualities; also Misses Boys
do Gentensns hnc French calf
cases OF Gents calf aud morocco Boots
lie would earnestly and respectfully snet Of ths
above by County Merchants visiting this city, promising TO ss
them Goods ON as favourable any n the ey
An Nn1ss. ..c...
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NATIONAL H0TEL,

No. ) CoUkTLlf,ND STREFT " Y
THNHE Subscribers respectfully inform the public,
u that prepared aeeomIanda!n ths rbo
them cau n til National Hotel fh hois being but
recently but AM rirI i,hed with Furniture
vii be fouu comfortable place OF sooln tay,lcf
visiting New Sotk either business pasuTs. Sothag
shall be len Uad"n render the Nation
al comfortable a. oar Honss but lew doors
from Bro1fv 'aH w!o owe qIe ni suffice Eily
tired u relieve the great
thoroughfa. CIiiS wSCkoFF l. CO
NeuN YORK Sent Inns
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NLxy2yzIIEyIgNNlTYIIN

thu ony fhis In exssnca
nfss introduced By that na.s.
t1- BsWARE of SPURIOUS PILLS ps,v>r~s -,
"hooi P'sr -PsriSlns ra" sr-ap.znH pnA- - 49, M.
auen.ed To be paned 70 The pubic rspa.a eS pr
Leidys ony and genuine parna niooA PG =.
others thaa Ut L<idy fos hsy pos vrsus ~ a. ~
sesnsanes IN fn- wsscs psrsssvs ssssi ar 81 ~,
blood and hads Of tbs body reauns esespasos
usual eourse OF living non nay 10 .poy
maie. ~. = = - - - - - - w.
in addition to more than av. husded eeasss hsv,.s .-~.
hefsoiore pubshed Their increasing demand L
my loft Ma IN a.. 49, -.
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COLI MIRA UNDRY
Aud kurr Viii AIant. Nlnln n inc iarx

No .. DEaHf sfrI|f Ma lSr.-
A i th's Foundry, which has been established
IN for 40 ami formerly under OF Mr
McIluren. ~ kinds Bosrs,
Nil. ca osl Br- Caiags, HrggAt iH Works. and Ssrsr.
description Also, every Min suitable
for any KIM .: Nils ,.ad- order o hand.
Now NnIk i Sc 2l--hus
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FOR THE VA. SPRINGS.
y ID ESTER STAT ES.
RAILROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.
VTHIIlS route "a the Virginia Springs and West.

THIS route Ia the Virginia Springs and West
ern States ..sses advassre. far sapssans or-
Leave Richmond daily at Andy kan Road To the Junction.
% AM sn with pi %,o H " t sc Ss on the
or
ING moss 10 a ami :, Cocks dine at stanton and ar
Clover los mIss before night
unn,x breakfast the Warm Sprnr the Hot at TO-
and dine at Csahan and aye Al n. White sulphur ,ss me
hour.. ,ri thirty
ahead 0f the Canal Route sP-ans nsh,s the
them an boat arriving In lynehbuss ansr midnight
Continuing the White Sulphur sunrise. breakfast
at icwhuIy as the Blue sulphur ~. Locust
Lane so e before Jay day chsrIsoa
l6o msl by Pits hne d.y Guyanaoe 80
rcsl the Ola" w-rr navgaSlr all and
fot Lo~ OF the VIII be df
hul II not eure Suspended abo,- that during
making this route the most certain ami agreeable one to the Western
States.
stage GoriOasyire Charleston CsSo
daily owned by farish Co which enables tbs nsa,
travelling the bcs; and facilities other
line Justify; and
ed that Their teams eoashcs ani organization throughout have
uri.sone prepared all who
offer, and have selection Ut sAia and accommodating
d'es whose united AIM To remove al o'ner prejudice I" h-ir
class.
Extras viii flrn. to run at the pleasure Of the
Passengers their through Richmond where
Other information be obtained by application at the Rail
Road once
Parish Co also run the following branch lines from their daily
line The Natural Rrse stainon Tuesdays Thur
cays aud Saturdays at NJ reaches Lexington sP NJ leaves
next morning At breakfast al the Bndse an~ns time to view IT,
fraste dinner where passengers Spring.
tall day lrh' dine the SPrins,,
arN- ~ The White Sulphur same evening PASSENGERS for The
south WEES proceed from fneae through Salem and Christians
burg and wyhevie by the evening from Rich
mon thence On west by HOPKINS line to Boun,svle TeHnes
The ae oanes and curpep,r Hou AMI the fauqur
Springs aVts Gofdons, lie ru.y Thursdays and saturdays,
af he arrival OF NE esr arrives CHP-per Court House same
evening th"er by Beekhaa line to the Springs breakfast
Tie IyuchbuIs line Ciiiot-svi Mondays
days aud Friday NJ end reaches Lynehburg by night
FARE.
Richmond TO Charo,esvile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
DO TO Lynehenrs. .''..'.".................. 10
10 10 summon - .'--'' %
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II BNT KENDALL a ATwArgR, Importers and wholesale
IN peie in Poegn and bonnet Dry foods "a Main street
veoo direct and The hp' Queen ~ the West ard Waterloo
Liverpool. ard Meta Bencl New YORK, their
Import of Bitch, French aud German Dry Cords or the
fa radeeoh unu.1y large and varied as'ortn'n
selected with Kr. care expressly Tor the Virginia
North Csroina.
Aud BY arrivals New they
esvns large Of American GooIs puehd
from the Manufacturers uf Agents. tbs most favorable
terms
They constantly a fun supply NJ the
-iylssof Vrih u which hey
respectfully the auer,n Of County herehaHv, psds
themselves e1 their sooi 81 leAs low a. uey can be
purchased IN any the Nor,hern sdrSst~ suT
NJ ERINOs Apacns. De and dee Reps
I've Uttered vefy or by 81 ~ D. " LONDON
fCURfCE-5o eae, Caiabl Lisorce, "Bafaeeo banI .Rd
- irs ifo" 'e'r LJnehbufs AMI 70. ,ae BY
NULLOA GLAssas IorIs ju,, hapd and ror ale
W. ny ?. JOHNsTON Druggist
phiNrs-A 'ey large assortment fof'a's', ,o.,,ov,,
"ll w. ," '''"DoNS'
IGOR RENT-A large and comfortable Room
- our store WARREN fARis5'
~i6 No o5 Main rreet
-ench CsIieoes nUd Cashmere Giughnms.
- se92 HALVES VAN DEURsEN WARD.
| SmirnpiHLD tIoE Hound Bacon.-65Oo Ms smith
- Ba,on foz Ro nd lsnIna nj. Day from
ehu' sni for W - 10 BfssELt a. heCANDLisH.
| ERouND ASD CALcIVgD PLASTER hom The "I.uses"
~ h, co-tHy for sale At low pIee. and The gni war
an,sd by i'sIsl DAVENPORT. ALLEN a GO.
Imported Cigars.
UNlt suhgcfhef ffcfN ~ an cfHiW w
Imported Cxara In FANS, uEnss, iapsa las heLais'
"Waphnxtnr Norma snd oef choice bra nis
~ ~ ola rich hisny itvousa
| 80 ~ Y JphNr'''N' wv
s,MoKiNG iuR,cCO The sssbut dHyso S"sips f"aaeeo
/ - 10 me- D'e asptn "
| I,,,r,. 49, al M, Nsweoa,b'. do Fof ,ais BY
/ ssI1 v. S"NNiv"' p'"AH'sr
ydIrOr Of Ccst'n Yarns tom The
ry"''" DAvENPonT ALLEN Co
IyLeAcnED ooops-so ese. tr,sele ipoeries embracing
/ - al tIIs approved SYKES Tor fais ny
| eli ~ HAwEs. VAN DEURsEN d WARD
L. sis ocspos . skIswss
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READY.MADE CL0THINC )

Ne. 10, Main ssress.1 - = sl,-s
fC0RNER 18TH AN1 MAIN STREHTxl
SPENCE, Agent. has sseelvsA Ly N. .r,,
lie walls general Asorsnsa land weekly sAdar of .
ps"s ohins suitable 10 The
q: pattern aud cut: In part eeasisuns o. :" ~
French Black Dsess and Coas
Do do Dos stin CASHMERE Psnfs - .4.l
p". Fancy - ..el Do DO ra.. t.t.r.a
49, ~ am SSuh 'sss -'t.tH.,l r14 Ola
whi,s Marshes b. do $50 re lus ssl
Busine.- Goats. singh niBsd ca.simsr~ ...
Aso handsosne varsity Of Cenis Fancy Aruel>s sueh..
Gloves. aid silk thread H.a.
Shfts. Colars and bosom.
susPenden, soeks &C.
mar" and others disposed favor him web r. a., -
ee oana reasonable taaahy and ariei< sos.,sri
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q. ALsTN>, Wholesale Hat Manufacturer No. - lhsry
~ street Newark ~ THE subscriber diIscts of
Southern and Merchants celebrated establish
m'nt whetc he manufactures, with unryans Sua,
He will max m object HIM his seio
bsus rain fassimeIe ard sporting Hats of all kinds Aho
Boss AMI chhirras Fancy and PLAIN Hats OF all description.
~ should they call npon:
Y 4 .IlI2 I'm
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Frrrnginotls Chocolate,

EerrHginOIS ChOcOidfP,
ItoR of Stomach
-ucorrbp debility. aBd Disease Of Children Approved by
Faculty Of Medicine q PARIS and authorized by the French
Government
Man administered Iron in all lie forms and
eBdeavouTed render grateful possible To the digestive
difficulty longer exists for of all the combinations
happes indpuiaby that of the ferugnous ChO
cOlatf.
The will derive benefit from the OF the
ferrug Chocolate,
1T, Women of paid compile zion. who complain Of difficult
ascending staircase Of papation of the
head stomach dgrsis badly, and
appetite destroyed perverted; who often
feeling Of codBess the lower eSomes and
general defangemento Of the whole system
3D. Men WHO pale aud ri delicate constitution whose d.
and who exhausted by and fatigue
afteT the FeTruginous Chocolate
material pros In ihrr itat,
Weak children and especially h1e who rekety viii
qure strength aud their will fail to devepe "
self
h. BUTTE principally young gs budding into womanhood
whose health be- tugusng. Hat the fefgDous Chocolate
useful brilliant and yvi complexion succeeding 10 tale
regularity all functions of the and IN word
hourstng health supervening will not only the
u,, pdspsnab, necessity for the Of the Peru
ginous Chocolate.
supply valuable preparation hand and for
sale by =. JOHNSTON,
Ju ~ Druggist.
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SMITHS
SELP.ACTiNG MULES,


and in ~. soun,,y m. now oes,ed ~ In y,rs.,,,
rorn,,v % N,n6r,ur.,. ne t 49,, nd -, -
oS snfnnirg aus
Licenses tling these Mu-- have been ranted ~ -
Matieawan Company Company Lowell
and Amokr'E Co Of Manchester H. and Wi be graniet0
other respsciab, shops. apr licaon 10 ID" Agent.
wM. r.. LEONARD, Matsawan,
Dutehcs County. New York
The fooA ing submitted they
tat.
soNERswoRTg. SPIT 81, lsi3.
Dear S-Nofs u She t-h at Wa duy received oni you'll
STATE "a eJ that the Greet Falls Manufacturing company have
made tral Of sharp Roberts Cos. Masors AMI Smith S-lf
heng Mules ne 4e were OPERATED ~ Us but about hft-
mohhssay Apr May ard June last the others have been in
operation more nan y,"i ihy "s' Az ~ lr sam, mn Syen
a.. ~ N 49, -, -, 3' ~ , = .'is
49, ~, n.,i r,s, ~, =, , ,.t - r. -, ~
!, 60 -. ~ a sigbcd an, -, ,r.o,, Icn - az, .,
r.n,g. NJ ss, an thc ,ys,sI, M Tis ays'ss a. d.
,,,ss ,n,r,,. 80. -, va. q. G.,toy... "
sls,. a ,,,. .r., Ian. %, ,.,.s,
Ami z -iog Wa. 1 a
MAY, -s-IO0 ieG
Junr. = -g-IO0 Is3
.Lasoa's .Hal,. sts,rs per spi4Rs
April O6-In0 Waste 10
May, 5s-IOO l.
June 7s-IDO a.
Smtb. Mule sL.ls. ger spssi,
April. i.-IO6 Waste %
May, A ss.iUU -
Juns. 1900 -
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THE preceding figure is


Ne fsrsyigation- II 10 the gtesteva-
eus,,on fct tho iunpartirs q the boy.
" VII Be noticed that thieh eiouiy
mi,i issrcs from al points of the sur
hre, which indicates that this per.pi-
ration ehs suninsersupssdi ~hrn y =
are In heslsh. sai ceases ~een Ne are
sick. Life eannct te SUSTAINED with
oIt II. Il 10 thrown Cd non the blood
ard oihsr juices Of tho body. aed de
rose. By this means Of s~sriy all the
impuri, CO within US. The bloDc, by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-07

Tn. hamzoa and disease always LES tack o' ihe han OF the
tie socket Hence the Of medicine reach
thu the iHh oa VIII q, liue good Tue saive
fubtod thr ,"es, viii drrt The
will be mel,
| disease VIII son on To- Iiir surface.
rsPf- o. IHE sA1L TEEcAEs, TAN, MASCULINE sEIN
sJLFACy.
Its IRA j. CIpeH all humouE IL will drawing
TIL The ec Zee irUH tirT that be lode under the
SKIN aId t,qg'rty breaking TIL su!fior t-n heals
When nothing bug dun sur.aee
begins TO -o0"n ana soa'n un; The sAn D.
delicate ehd IL tEsvw v,hn-s an L=s upon
the whrr transparent siu iaai perfectly rachlni
tines In NJ Fr -ie. ~ a. ira tho That lain
biien ard cd Puisue the Saye and all wn die
appear
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

The British surveying ship, Thunderer,
arrived at new York on the 2lth ult., from
Nassau. via Havana, on a cruise. She
brings the report that fears are entertained
ofthere being a pirate in the vicinity Of
Nassau. Several vessels are missing from
the Bahamas, and the inhabitants fear they
have been taken by pirate they being en-
ployed in fishing, and were never before
known TO be so long absent Several other
vessels have been chased by a small brig,
painted black, with very raking masts,
which has been cruising around the neigh
boring Keys for several days on an I'M
known purpose.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

- A1dTelinement of manners than
did Mrs Thomas previous to her mar
rage" and that "since her return from
Maryland, her conduct has been modest,
retiring, and becoming a lady in her try
ing circumstances" The resolutions fur
Their state "that the confidence heretofore
felt IN the purity and virtue Of Mrs. Thom-
as is as firm and mistaken as it was before
the publication Of the statement ofGover-
nor Thamas" They slso declare their
confidence in the moral standing Of Mr..
Robert ]. Taylor, who is implicated in the
statement, and that to the influence Of an
insane, jealousy in the opinion of them,
must be attributed the inlerences and con-
illusions of the writer, rather than to any
criminal conduct on the part Of the wife.
Horrible Affair IN Boston. few DAYS
ago, as a Miss Gordon was crossing one of
the principal streets of Boston, she was run
down by horseman gaIoping at furious
rate. The fellow, without appearing to
notice her, put spurs to his horse, and at
tempted to escape, leaving the young lady
bleeding on the street. Some humane
passers-by conveyed her to the Hospital in
state ofinsensibility. from which she new
er recovered. On Friday afternoon Miss
Gordon died. Her brother, the book-keep-
er at the United States Hotel, was TO have
been married next Thursday to lady in
Brooklyn, L. l., and his feelings may more
easily be conceived than described. The
horseman was arrested by the authorities;
and we trust that he will receive such
sentence as his conduct deserves.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28

WooD, Esq as candidate for et1ce OF
District Attorney forthe Fourth Judicial District
in this State.
We are authorised to announce John
steele, Esq, Of Quitman, as a candidate for
the office Of District Attorney, in the 4th Judi
cal District composed of the counties Of KEN
per- Neshoba, Newton, Lauderdale, Clark,
Wayne, Greene, Perry, and Jackson.
We are authorised to announce William
II. TrOttcr, Esq as a candidate for the
Office OF District Attorney in the fourth Judicial
District, composed of the counties Of Kemper,
Neshoba Newton Lauderdale, Clark, Wayne,
Jones, Green, Perry and Jackson.
IFWe are authorized TO announce DAVID
F. DozER, Esq. as a candidate for District
Attorney, for the Fourth Judicial District, com
posed OF the counties ofJackson, Green, Wayne,
Perry, Jones, Jasper, Clark, Lauderdale, New
ton, Neshoba andKemper.
We are authorised to announce A. e..
Mayors. Esq, oil Raleigh, Miss as a can
dldate for District Attorney, for the second Ju.
dlcial District composed Of the counties of Co
plah, Covington, Hancock Harrison Law
renee, Smith, Scott, Marion, Pike. Simpson
and Rankin.
We are authorised to announce James
M'DUgald, as a candidate to represent
Jasper county, at the ensuing November cleo
ton.
We are authorised to announce James
A. Chapman, as a candidate for reeIec.
ton to the Office OF Clerk of the circuit and
Probate courts Of Jasper county, at the cnsu-
ing election
We are authorised to announce James G..
MOffett, as a candidate for the Office Of Clerk
of the circuit and Probate courts of Jasper
county at the ensuing election.
rFWe are authorized to announce WILEY
c. EDWARDS, as a candidate. at the Election.
in November next, for the office Of Sheriff Of
Jasper County
Is. L. KilIen is a candidate for TIE Office
OF Probate Judge Of Jasper county a, the ensa
ing election
John II. Eager is a candidate for As
SCISSOR OF Jasper county, a. the ensuing election
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-05-28
WIN. ii. BUNNELL & Co.,
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