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FOR THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS

FasscngeT leaving Richmond by Rail Road ~ NJ
Passengers from the North the Junction, 10 A NJ
reach Chiriottesvc T. NJ thence
by III NJ and Clover Dale Lewsburg.
Is hours ehaH Of ts LynlbHrg fh day
ies;on and thence andotte
Steamboat TO Cincinnati and the West
The whole line OF Stages un the Rail Road Charleston $50
miles owned by Far.h Co. thereby
ronr the pefertres Others point
q % : hours each night sep
The OanFe ami Cupofper Z. H. leaves GorionS
IucsaS Thursdays. aud slunas the
reaching CuiIf Fper {. u. came evenings
The iynehture line !uivs Charlottesville Mondays, wenes
days and Fn:ays a. NJ and Lynehburg r.
day.
The Natural Bts. line leaves TUESDAY THURSDAY.
and Saturday reaches IL before night,
RuGse breakfast AMI ale allowing
the Bridge proceeds Fnea-- dinner
WAtheyic by O'Clock aud Bounvie.
dayat IA. following reduced
Richmond to Lexington $3.50
DO Fncaste 1900
DO Chr.iiansburv
DO wyu.eylie, t3OS mies) 1900
THOMAS SHARP
oi6 Agent OF Transportation
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sANps's nRsAPAlilLA,

fsf s memorial and ps.assas cure Of IN dissssss ssns
fvg Impure state of the blood habit Of The sys
tenn. namely, scrofal.. Kings Evil. Rhsunst.m. obsu-
nate Cutancous Eupuons, Pimples " Pussues on ths
face. Bio,chss Biles Chronic syss Rig wosm OF
letter, Scad Head. Enlargement aud pain q benes
and joints Stubborn uIesrs. sypai,ie sy~psens. scia,.
ca,~ Luubsro, and disease arising from inudcious
nss OF Mercury. Ascises. " Dcpsy Expossre Impu-
dcnee in Life Also, Chronic constitutional disorders
WILDE removed by this preparation.
yuNHE progress science d.v-.opmsai
WORKS gradual and ar.s The buds ,bss the leaves
fuiv -e,enee. nvssaioa experiment. may ela.sd
ssDs sarapsra Tbs rat has been Known s bat
hidden nbre. through
experiment rendered hem available their sdelve form
merits mi. mrene avouehes 70 be an
that poprets claim In the Disgusting forns Of serof.
and general debility pru.uauoa as ~sn ps
eide doses iraeeabe the stomach and other employed
propsor AAy receiving ,s-,imou. giving in
OF eer6raes confirmed BY C~rry
constantly received and viii eheera
The following er'rae. mon e,.s ree.ay received. and
specimens OF those coming TO hand daily
GAliArs. Tenn Feby s7,h. iet
Gu,men-I have jus, received letter nom my father in Ru.
sruve KY who wishes purchase your sarsapara
doubt selling great
performed wonderful eurr IN HI, family I December wa,
my sister before shs died .A. having been in poor
health for three and the
thought
he eo1ld not possibly carried with bottle of
your sasapaa and physeian she com
it night, three day.. and
ht her rapidly improving Her husband hoy
Cor OF the sar~panna dozen bottles
uevc Ny me- to that effect
and wishes through me to procure for selling
Rsrpss,faly I'M OWENS
FNv. DR.. stsrss IF Ssr Lsnls.. Cs.s.
NEw Lospos, May 10, ist3
t'enemanYour OF saapala bean very eIten-
sive used in this city and IN. within the las,
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RY-YIKGINIA-A, Rnles h.ld
plaintiff,

-
wiliam Thompson ul,i,tia
against
Joan bay eni Ann his wife formerly Tsey Joseph Taey
administering Re bonis Taey
deceaed and as Cos missioner certain Negroes which Dc.
seende from the estate OF the said TaIey def
The defendants John hay WIFE having
' appearance aud gi,ca security according
o h's Court and Appearing by evidence that they
are not inhabitants n this State; plaintiff by
- Attorney u IL ordered that Day
ann ms WIFE, do appear before the Judge
'on House on the first day Of court
answer the plaintiffs original supple4ne bill
that copy Of this order be IN some newspaper
published the City Rehmond
posted AT the front door Of the county
Court day. l,opy T..te -
de xQw
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in Tho CIerLi

Copy T.si-,
e-wow r.. ROBER1r, TT r.. IT,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-10

Fltri Brass Chamber CanoIestiCtSs.
"E have on hand, recently received, large
and botiomed BsS Chamber Candle
sticks. Of which made improved plan that ~
the reduction Of the no candle entirely consumed PERSON.,
wanting good article will please call
w. =. a J. DOMAIN
/. mil M. l.
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IN CHANCERl. Virginia AT rules held
in the clerks office OF the superior of Law
County on Monday The d,v Of
William waddy County, and rs such Admins
traitor with the will annexed OF Elizabeth Cole, P
Against,
Richard Tally and Sarah Trustee Of
James Emerson, creditor Of
Richard Cole, decL Rlrnder his wife
T. fmerson James Emerson sarah T. Reuben David
eny Richard caharnr aud Armisteat Cole
'n,.'s"n anu "arha T. MS VILE. Dens
The defendants. Henry
caihaIne and An-,ead Cole and John Martha ~
his wife, having entered given
according to law and the rules Of by
satisfactory evidence that they
On motion OF the Plaintiff Attorney n ord, r ,l, The =.
defendants Reuben David and Henry Emerson Richard
and Armead Cole and John Em-rson Martha T. his WIFI do
before IN. Judge Court house ON m. r
day % 70. neai term 81 The gid p
newspaper published in the ei,y OF Richmond G two ,h me-
ee--iSey and posted court house OF this
county day Copy-Te.te =
de Ho-ws~' JoIiN HUNTER, c. L. C
VIRGINIA -Atues held Clerks onec Of the superior
Court OF Chaneery for the Richmond OF
December, 1874;
John falconeI Walter Ieggai William Scott and Bro~ ming
Hin Phfs
against
IngIis Scott, Hunt Brothers, Cutler Cook & Co.. Alex Law
re- i.oekhaIt Gibson struhers hoorehead
on, Minor whitley. Grant Barton. Wand
right, Taylor 4 Howe. Buek q Mewlliaus West Oliver Co.
Bowen MeNanee Co Carbon. rockingham Co. Aean Murray
J. Petit Co. " Jones, Robert rouds c., RaIpb Ga Co
J. ovinr Taylor Co, Schroeder swiiIer. Gih-on Eason
Think. Ell Wilcox = = ID. Iahrop A. p Forrest L. CO. Lee
brewster Warner. Cain, Loup Co. Tweedie Bauo~s and
Newal and mn.
The defendants above their
and gwen security according the
Of tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, they
are not Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
said defendants do here
Court on ID. first Monday March Of
plant ifs and that copy order f~ 9TH some
Le~-paper published the CITY Richmond months
eesssey posted n the CITY,
Copy-Teste;
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vffkCslNiAl-A, rules held ID he uIesht Of,
hes csesn spsss souN % tAt AZ ctsAssss On
lis sth dAy Of November. 1874. 40. t..I-.,--
Janses RrsAckA an e.. ...r. Pa
aganst. ii. .l- ..I.t. ,t.f ~.
n.iy NJ c.rs.a Grace y. c.r.... Rsssa q a.s,s.. s.A
oshsra ....... 49,. -. 4. DsnH
Care tss pasaaby Auosssy u. s.s.A.A Rsssr r.
Garrett having entered his and appsas. By
fthis Co.o.weanhoa ~ motion q III p.sur ssssi
Il ordered. d.snaans do appsas
Ci~sks Once Of the hrs hosy Fssssy
neAl and plaintiffs original aaA anssdA bt and
that copy VI this odsr suh~h Inserted sswssper
published ths Of Rehmo. foe moss sueeesss and
that another hereof be posted d he os doos " ~
mouse OF this county. Aeory-Tes's.
xs-wyw JAMES ROY hlcOU u q.
VIRGlNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Of.
dee Of the Circuit Superior Of Law and cbanesy for
The County OF heeAenouE The i Monday November ls:
TUCKER Carrinson. prG
Benjamin W. Lynch and wnia. r. Lynch bA<hsai,hs.
partners In business undr this styc w Lynch dsft
IN CHAkcERY.
Tnc defendant william 2. Lyneh havinx
and according Assembly
tho Rules of this Court asd appearing sltsaeoy evidence
that he inhAbtan of
ordered
pear Rules held CLERKS once Ceun superor
Court Of Law and Chanes Tor said The Monday
February and ihr bill of the psnin
Of this order be forthwith insrd pabi
ed the Of Richmond
week for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted door
tho Couit House Of The aid county
Teae
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-18

THE CoMMUNICANT's CoMPANIoN-By the
Rev Matthew Henry, with an Introductory
Essay, by the Rev. John Brown, Edinburgh
This work appears to be we'll calculated to pro-
duce that calm, contemplative, and grateful
condition Of the mind and affections, so neces-
slry to the COMMUNICATE who would receive
the Lords Supper in an acceptable manner;
and it should therefore be read by those who
are seriously disposed, and seek to connect
themselves in more solemn manner with the
Christian community. The volume may be
had at the bookstore Of Messrs. D. Olcea G. Son,
No. So Baltimore ST.
"a SYNOPSIS OF PoPERY AS 1T WAS AND AS
1T Is''-by William Hogan, Esq, formerly Ro-
man Catholic Priest Boston; published by
Saxton & kelt. This pamphlet has been laid
on our table by Messrs. Gushing & Brother, but
not having read it we cannot speak as to It's
merits
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-18

BOARDING School FOR BOYS. We take
great pleasure in referring our readers to the
advertisement Of Mr.. Julius a. FAY, who is
about to establish Boarding School for boys,
at Elizabethtown, n. J. Mr.. Fay has, for Sc
veral years, occupied a prominent place among
teachers of the highest repute in our city; and
his ability and faithfuncss are evidenced in the
high character of those who have heretofore
patronized and recommended his School, their
continued satisfaction with the mental and mo-
raj training of their sons, and the ardent at
tachment manifested towards their instructor,
by the pupils themselves. We believe that
Mr.. Fay, with his substantial professional qua
lifcations, his elevated moral and religious
principles, and the refined attractions of his
domestic circle, will enter his new field of la
Dor with pre-eminent advantages and with fiat
terng prospects Of success; and we should be
doing injustice to our own interest in the cause
Of sound education, as well as to our convic-
tons of Mr., Fay's peculiar merits, did we not
advise those parents, both in the city and coun-
try, who have sons to send from home, to COM
nit them to the charge Of Mr.. Fay and his
amiable family.
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MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
MONDAY, MARCH II, ls45
FROM THE EXCHANGE REAplNc-RooM BOOKS.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
snip Grace Brown, Myers, Bremen, Alex Brown
& Son.
Ship Gloucester, Pollard, Savannah, Weld jerks
Barqne HortensIa, Hardie, Valparaiso, w. Miles.
Schr Philanthropst, EltIidge, Fall River master
Schr NJ F. Ganderson, Roughton, Elizabeth CITY
N. c., master.
SAILED this aernoon-Shp Grace Brown, Myers
for Bremen. '
ARRIVED.
Schr Direct Briggs, days from New York asso-t-
ed cargo, to J. W. Brown.
Schr Pearl, Nickerson days from Providence. do
mestics, 10 II. Pierce.
Schr Kate Pendergast, Borlm, Is DAYS from Alta
kapas, La, sugar and molasses, TO Sam'l Hurlhut
sem Qneen, Eldrdge II days from New Orleans
sugar and molasses, TO VIM G. Harrison.
Schr Trya Gibbs, days from Providence, do
meStcs.
Schr Michigan, Terry, 5 days from New York, as
sorted cargo, TO 1. Mankin.
schr Col. Hansen, James, days from New York,
assorted cargo.
MEMORANDA.
snip GarOnne Myers, and brig Juliet Terrell, from
Baltimore, arrived at WalthalI (James RIVER 18th
instant
Ship Powhatan, Marshall, of Baltimore, SO DAYS I'm
Liverpool arrived at Mobile 9th inst.
Brig Lady Adams Hale, of Baltimore, was at
Macao Sd Dee.
Barque Nautilus, Reed, of Baltimore, from Cape de
Verbs just arrived brig Tweed, Hands, of do for ~
York, loading; and schr Fame last of this port sold
jan TO- Brig Commerce, Blanchard, of Bait sailed
about l2Ih or 18th for New York
Schr Nassau, Howes, for Baltimore, cleared at Ana
lachicola 4Lh inst
Schrs Ienobia, Brown and Lucy Lorinr from
Baltimore, arrived at Savannah 10Th inst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-18

The SLAVE TRADE. The National Intclli-
gencer of yesterday has communication from
w. McLain, Secretary of the American Colo
nzation Society, in which he introduces part Of
a letter, dated Jan. "a, from Mr. Roberts, Go
vernon of Liberia. The Governor says:
You will no doubt be little surprised to
hear that the wellknown brig '.4tdlanta' left
the coast 4 week or two ago for the Havana
with upwards of 400 slaves on board, and in
sight too ofa British cruiser. 1t had been ar
ranged, it seems, a month or two before be-
tween the parties, that the 'Atalanta' should re-
turn TO Cape Mount at a set time, land her Of
fcers and crew, deliver the vessel into other
hands, receive cargo of miserable human be-
ingS, and make the best of her way OFT the
coast. This was done in a few hours. Inc
ATLANTA being an old trader on the coast, and
known by most of the naval officers on this sta
ton, was not expected by the officers OF the
men-of-war in sight; consequently no notice was
taken of her, nor did they discover the deluslon
until the vessel was far far away, beyond their
reach.
"Thus you see how difficult it is to suppress
the slave trade on this coast while slaVers can
obtain such facilities"
Mr.. McLain remarks-"Such is the state
ment of the fact, and all that Gov Roberts
says on the subject. 1t would have been plea
SAINT to know who owned the Atalanta; who
transferred her to the slavers; who was the cap
tain of her, and what became of him and his
crew. These questions could doubtless be an
swored by somebody in New York, as the Alta
lanta is well-known vessel and has long been
in the African trade. Tins, and those who
know, will doubtless reveal some facts which
will throw light on the perpetrators of this
guilty deed"
1t would be most gratifying to see means a
dopted which would efectually prevent the con-
tinuance of this infamous and inhuman traffic,
Ifcitzens of the United States be engaged in it
in any form, we hope that they may be disco
vercd and punished
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0y- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION The
North Baltimore Sabbath Schools will repeat (ly re-
ques their exhibition with the addition of some "
and very interesting articles, on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, 18th instant at O'Clock, in the Exeter street
Methodist E. Church. As the Baltimore Annual Con
ference will be in session in this city at that time and
as the repetition is intended for the accommodation of
the mini tiers of that body it expected that together
with their presence and the rich repast provided in the
exercises OF the children, this exhibition will be one
OF the most interesting that has been held in this
city o7-Tckets of admission l2j cts. each-to be
had at the bookstore Of Rev I. P. Cook, Market-st
OF s. Hindes, Gayst Bridge; also, Of any of the Ma
nagers and Teachers of the Schools. rnhl4tuw3t'
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EBROF. DE BONNEVILLE formerly from
III Harvard University, Cambridge, respectfully in
forms the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Baltimore that
he will deliver course OF Lectures on the so called
MYSTERIOUS SCIENCE OF MAGNETISM,
AT the Masonic Temple ST. Paul street to commence
on TUESDAY EVENING, March 18th, 1885, and to
continue every evening this week
The Lecturer will strip this subject of all the ter
rors and ahsurdties thrown around il BY the preiu-
does OF those who Judge without candid nvest.a-
tisn. NEW EXPERIMENTS
OF the most surprising character will be made OF ct-
zens EVERY EVENING, in order to illustrate the
Lectures and to prove that is tearfy end IRON
dcrftlly made.
% Tickets 30 cents, to commence at O'Clock
precisely.
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03-To those who from any cause, have lost
their hair, or find it prematurey turning grey, ii be-
comes duty as well as a matter of necessity to as
sSt ure. This only be done by OLDRlDGE'S
BALM OF COLUMBIA, whics soon restores to the
afflicted good head of hair, and deprpes "Father
Time" of one half his conquests. 1t may be had at
manufacturers prices, at the corner of Hanover and
Baltimore streets. 1t
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O3-MARYLAND STATE BIBLE SOCIETY A
public meeting of the Maryland State Bible Society
will be held in Rev. Dr. MORRIS Church, Lexington
street, on TUESDAY EVENING. the 18th inst at n
O'Clock. Addresses by Rev. DIR LEvERING, Financial
Secretary of the American Bible Society," and Rev;d
H. ii. STOCKTON. Lovers of the Bbie will enjoy an
opportunity of presenting their offerings in aid Of lis
universal circulation. mhl7ot
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93- TWELFTH WARD. There will be a meet
ing of AMERICAN REPUBLICANS of the Twelfth
ward, held at the HALL, north west corner of Bat
more and Pine streets, over A. Howa,d,s drv goods
store, on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at ~
O'Clock. All persons in the ward, favorable to Anne
rlean Republicanism, are earnestly requested to a.
tend. AS our nag has been unfurled, we should be
determined securely to nail ii to the mast
mhIi-2t' BY order of the DELEGATES,
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Q3-Thc Resolutions Of the Maryland Institute Of
Education, which we insert below, beStow merited
compliment The well earned reputation which Mr..
FAY has acquired for himself in our community is a
guarantee otthe success that awaits him in the more
extended field, which, it will be in oar adYertis
ing columns he has selected for himself.
AT meeting of the Maryland Institute ofEducatiOn
held on Saturday, March 10Th inst the following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted, viz:
ResoIred, That the Maryland Institute of Educa-
ton has learned with regret the intention OF its valued
member, Mr.. Julius A. Fay, 10 remove from the city
of Baltimore.
Reso!red, That the thanks of the Instse are due
TO Mr.. Fay for his faithful aud efficient aid in for
wardng the objects of its organization, not only BY
his eIertions as member of this body. but also by
his untirins abors individual in the line Of his
profession.
Resolved That the Institute commend Mr. Fay to
the community among whom he is about to take up
his residence, as accomplished and devoted teach
er, and man entitled to their especial attention and
respect
ReSolraa, That a copy of these resolutions be
transmitted by the secretary TO Mr.. Fay II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-18

tG3@ FIFTH WARD. An adjourned meeting of the
"American Republicans will be held THIS EVEN
ING, 18Th inst, at 7! O'Clock, at HabbersettS Hotel
North High street. The committee appointed last
meeting to draft Constitution and BY laws will
port and the association for the Ward be permanently
formed. All those favorable 10 the American Repub-
leans, are respectfully requested TO attend.
1t By order of the Chairman,
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ng-CAPS LATEST SpPTNc srv1 go,

90 CAPS OF LATEST SPRING STYLE, suit
able for Ladies, ony5 cts. each; Gloves G. and 10 cts
pair; super Elastic Suspenders 25 and 81! cts Patent
Elastic do. only 37i, black Satin Stocks so 62A EACH
gentemen's Collars newest STYLE 10 and "a cts chi
Scars 30 cents each Gloves various prices; Scissors
10 and Ia cts. each; Razors % and Biz German sill
yer Butter Knives only % cents each; Tea Spoons %
cts se Table Spoons 37 aux rs set; Jet Breastpins
g. and 10 cents each Hair Pins and l2J each Steel
Rings and Tasses, Steel Beads of various numbers;
also, all kinds of Brushes, Combs and Fancy Goods
run off at low prices for cash.
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles SIS
mhlS-3t+ MORTIMER * MDNRRAY
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TEMRERAMGE

G3-MR. ]. r. COUGH, the Justly celebrated Tenn
pefance advocate, will deliverhs farewell address, in
CALVERT HALL, Saratoga-st., THIS Tuesday, EVE
MING, 18th inst, at q O'Clock. The Blues Band will
be in attendance. Tickets for this LAST meeting at
rs cents each, can be had at the Bookstores of Arm
strong Berry and Isaac P. Cook. Also of the sub
scriber, at No. South Charles street. Every person
IN TINS community has an interest in these meetings
for ,ceal or ,oe and it is hoped they will manifest il
by their presence. CHRISTIAN KEENER,
lr Oh. TX. Com, M s 4.
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KEDUCTION OF pRICE

~ FALL GAME, 81 Crs. EACH PERSON.
1913 LEI Al 90 {" PER HOUR.
WI subscriber having fully established the AL
- nhnlbhA as place of gentlemanly resort, as
ues is patrons that In reducing his prices the same
rues, Whch nave proved satisfactory to ali will he
adnereu to, and the strictest order insisted on.
Disorderly persons, who cannot conform 10 the
tes oil tne house. and Boys under age are requested
remain. "
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
Stood that gentlemen may feel assured they can visit
the Alhamhra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of annoyance
NrMR. BRADLEY, nv former assistant having
returned from the North will have the entire control
of the Saloon department.
Q3- The ALEXANDRA SALOON OF REFRESH
NEWT, as usual, is furnishedwith all the requirements
of the season. which served up in the best STYLE
mhlS-lm AMBROSE DALIIMORE
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-18

PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. The members of
the Company and the members of the Library Asso-
citation, will assemble THIS DAY, at o'clock in the
Library Room, lin citizens dress) TO attend the fune
raj of our late fellow member, WIN. +. SMITH.
1t By order, HENRY NJ. minor, Sec'c.
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N3-I o. r. NJ. The members of Pocahontas tribe
No 8, l. o. r. Nj. are hereby notified to meet at their
Wiswam on THIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at .
O'Clock, to attend the funeral of Brother WILLIAM F..
SMITH. The members OF the sister tribes are re-
specially invited to attend
IT. JNO. l.. BOOKER X R.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-18

0ls- "STATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS"
This is pamphlet of upwards Of so pages, written
by eY Governor Thomas, of Maryland, in relation to
his domestic affairs, in which the conduct of Gov.
Mcdowell, OF Va. and his family, together with Col
Benton, and other disntares, is severely arragned
and all matters in relation to his marriage, and its
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
mened on with force and vigor 1t be had at this
otfce-price % cents.
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ILLEGAL VoTING, The list of acts passed at
the late session of the Legislature has shewn
Us, that we were mistaken in supposing that
nothing had been done in relation to frauds at
elections. A bill was passed to prevent Illegal
voting, but what are It's provisions we know
not, but hope that they are sufficiently rigid to
insure the object in view. No honest man can
object to any law which will prevent the COM
-, t--.-,~.-,-.,y .usuru 10 Tue
elective franchise Both of the old parties
have charged each other with illegal proceed
Ings to insure victory and we have no doubt
that the charges on both sides were well-found-
cd-it is not, therefore, TO be supposed, that
either will complain of measure to prevent
like abuses in future. There is one feature
which we sincerely hope has been incorporated
n the law just passed; and that is, the preven-
zion OF those who may be hereafter naturazed
from voting for two years after they shall have
become citizens. This would abolish the dis
graceful practice of soliciting foreigners to be-
come citizens Immediately preceding elections,
and the payment by the parties, Of all expenses
attendant upon their naturalization. 1t would
also prevent the numerous frauds which are
now practised in procuring naturalization pa
pers.