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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14

IIOYTS PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing Of
IL Leesburg Lottery, Extra, Class No 7:
80 % A 10 10 So &c % 30 46 SO 48 AZ Sc.
Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass No 26s:
50 % "A 60 40 81 Sc l2 IS l6 5 80 8 "a.
Alexandria Lo,le Y, Extra, Glass No. 269:
GO 81 9 l6 IL GO rs Al 65 GO 10 So.
Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass No. go:
81 81 l6 II 1 70 As "a IL Al 80 Is 30 %
Drawing Of small Lottery comes to hand By
hall past - o'clock. Capital $4,000! Tickets
Ony 81, halves so cents, quarters IS cents. Pack
ages inr sale On the usual terms until halt p:st
II O'clock, al HOYTS OFFICE,
Nov Il No. Exchange.
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by James III. Lynch, Auct'r.
STOCKS AT AUCTION

STOCKS AT AUCTION.
NILL be sold on FRIDAY, the l4lh instant,
w at the Exchange Hotel, al o'clock, s., 500
oil Six Per Cent. Stock Of the State of Virginia,
and Ia Shares Of the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Stock.
Nov. III JAS. II. LYNCH.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r.. Russell Bigger Il Go.
TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
A GENTS for the Managers, %. Paine
a Co.. Richmond Va.

TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Hereafter, we respectfully decline orders for
Tickets in Lotteries under the management Of
Messrs. ]. c. Gregory & Co, but shall take plea
sure in filling orders, with our usual p:ompIness,
in all Lotteries under The popular management Of
Messrs. d. Paine G. Co., whose Tickets we sell 10
the exclusion of all others. We also respectfully
request, that persons desiring Tickets in Paine's
Lotteries will forward their orders 10 US, or 10
those Vendors selling in their Lotteries.
The following grand Schemes are presented to
Adventures; make your 'ecion, and send your
orders 10 the great Capital Prize sellers,
Il RUSSELL BIGGER g. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14

TO FARMERS AND TOBACCoNIsTs!
WE have on hand large assortment OF
w WOOL. HATS, both black and while !;
also hair, seal. sealstte, and glazed CAPS, suit
able for servants wear; all Of which we will sell
al very prices. R. M. ALLEN Il CO.,
Nov, 10 No. 80 Main Street,
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SECOND SUPPLY

SECOND SUPPLl.
TINE Lives and Opinions OF Benjamin Frank
i lin Butler, United States District Attorney
for The Southern District Of New York, and Jesse
Hoyl, Counsellor at Law, formerly Collector OF
Customs for The port Of New York; by William
L. Mackenzie.
The Naval Officer, or the Pirates Cave, tale
OF The last war; by Lieutenant Murray; price %
cents.
Fanny Campbell, the Female Pirate Captain, a
tale OF the Revolution; by Lieutenant Murray;
price IS cts.
The West Point Cadet, or the Young Officers
Bride; romance in real life; By Harry Hazel;
price 25 cts.
Narrative Of the Exploring Expedition 10 the
Rocky Mountains in The 1912, and TO Oregon and
North California, in The years 1894; hy Brevel
Captain J. C.. Fremont. Just received by
A. G. PENDLET0N,
Nov IL No l6 Main Street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES.
VIZ ILL be sold Tor cash, on FRIDAY, the
w 18th day OF November next, at the resi-
dence of Joseph Tod in three miles Of Chester
field Depot, Caroline county, seven likely Ne
groes, consisting of Men, Boys and Girls.
Nor l3-dll&cli l. 2 TOD Trnslee
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II Country people can obtain Breakfast, Din
ner, or Supper, at len minutes notice, ana selec
from The above list whatever they feel like eating.
The best Of Liquors from The New York Gus
ION House; magnificent Havana and Principi
Cigars direct from the importers; Champagne
Wines of "Heidsick," Anchor, H., and "Cupid
brands; besides superior London Porter and
Scotch Ale.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
his friends and patrons and assures them his
House shall be this Winter, as heretofore, the A.
No. OF Richmond. K. w. ALLEN,
Nov. 5-3m l4lh Street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

=
stS The regular Packet and fine Barque
AR BACHELOR, Capt. Fl. Horton, (now
on her way from New Orleans) will meet with
dispatch. For Freight or Passage, having SUI
perior accommodations for Cabin and Storage
passengers, apply TO
HASKINS & LIBBY,
JAS. FISHERS SONS, or
Nov. Is VIM. ROWLETT,
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I'm PLATE SHEET COPPER &C.

TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER, &C.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS are re-
j ceiving per schooner Manchester full sup
Iron, Sheet Copper, Iron Wire, &C., which they
offer at low prices. No. LOG Main Street,
double granite front. Sept. I'LL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SunerGne Hats.

WE HAVE received lot Of Hats Of The Ia
w test style, manufactured expressly 10 uul
order which We can recommend as being supe
rior 10 any Hat offered in this market since lht
prices have been reduced. Many OF our custom
ers have minated TO us that they would prefer :
better article al a corresponding price, and for lht
accommodation of such persons, We shall in III
lure keep always on hand Hats of superior or
der, which We will sell at Sc. We have also OF
hand large variety Of Hats, which we warran
fully eqnal TO any Hat sold in this market at S.
A call is respectfully invited from purchasers
al G2 Main street, by
Nov. 1T JOHN THOMPSON & co.
CUT NAILS, "Phepnix' Factory.
~ Ware house do "Cumberland' Go.
Mould Candies, jackson"
Winter Bleachel Oil, warranted.
Coal Pit and Tanners do.
ST. Croix and Porto Rico Sugars.
Wuo>ey's Loaf do.
Licorice, prime quality.
For sale by
Nov I3 DAVENPORT ALLEN & co.
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WOrthaln's Office.
vWVhENttHEH - OuNENC4
MO-. EXCHAN PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, Virginia.

MO. Z, EX c h A N G b PLACE, RICH
IN MOND. Virginia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
1000 Dollars Capital! Va. Mononsalia, Ex-
ira, Class No. G. To be drawn in the Ex-
change this day, at past l2 o'clockI Capt.
tails: 1900 dollars, 900, 57S 400, 300 oil 20D,
; OF $50, 5 of 100, &c.-66 Nos, and III drawn.
Tickets $l-shares in proportion
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
10000 Dollars Capital Alexandria, Extra,
Glass No. 272 Drawing comes per mail To-
morrow. Prizes; 10000 dollars, 1000, $50,
200, 1896, 10 of 1000, u of 200, ~ OF l60 25
OF 100, &c. &c. IS Nos, and II drawn. Tick
els A dollars-sharcs in proportion.
FOR TOMORROW.
Splendid Scheme $4,000 Dollars Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Glass c. Drawing received
BY Sundays mail Grand Capitals $4,000 dol
lars, 90 900, 10000, 5000 5000, 1858, 50 prizes
of 1000 100 Of 500, 100 OF 800, &c. &c. 70
Nos, and Is drawn. Tickets Sl2 only-shares
in proportion.
Lotteries to be Drawn mt Alexandria Soon.
Nov 23i-s3O 900, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000,
5000, $500, 2,l20, % prizes Of 1000, &C., &c
Tickets 10.
Nov 29lh-s4OOOO 1000, $50, 5000 5 Of
1000, of 1900, Of 1850, 10 OF 500, &C., &c.
Tickets 10.
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries ad-
verlised by ]. G. Gregory & Co, Tor sale on the
same terms at this office.
N. 3. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Office without charge.
Nov. "a CHAS. WORKMAN.
j. G.. Gregory s. Co.
M ANAGERS, NO. l0l, MAIN STREET,
lNI RICHMOND, Virginia.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEM-
Der.
GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000 Capital! 10000! 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass c., for
1915 to be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Sa-
,urday November 18Th, ls45.
Brilliant Scheme:
| prize Of $4,000 prize Of 1858
| 10000 so /" 1000
/ 10000 100 I" 500
5000 1870 I" 800
1900 &c. &c.
u No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots.
Whoes Sl2, halves 6, quarters 5, eishIhs 80,
Do. 90. 26 Halves, 81
Do. do. 26 Quarters, 40
Do. do. 26 Eishlhs, 20
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. a.,
for le45, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on
Saturday, November p 1915.
Scheme:
prize Of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
10000 i" 2,l2O
/ 5000 !" 1900
L 5000 25 /" 1000
/ 1000 % +" 500
5000 &c. &c.
IS No Lottery, IA drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, halves ), quarters SO.
Certificates of Dackages of 25 Wholes El20
Do. do. % Halves, GO
Do. do. 25 Quarters 80
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. As,
for 1915, TO be drawn at Alexandria, D. G., On
Saturday, November %, iS45.
Splendid prizes
/ prize of $4,000 S prizes Of $4,000
$4,000 500
10000 s $50
| $50 S 200
5000 40 500
R-o Scr Go
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MARINE JOURNAL.
oar OF MoND.
y.,er mi. day, al 4 o'clock, P. M.


-. water this day, al o'clock, T. M.
ARRIVED,
-, Curtis Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
seam YEA Z. Moreau, Worries, New York.
sem a ! y,ermadela, Welsh, Norfolk, corn.
s'"' SAILED,
delaware, Munson. New York.
>e, Manchester, Smack, N. York.
staI' iIsro;ne. Passapae, Baltimore.
sem Heroine, Goats, Wilmington, Del.
.ooroIK Nov. 1.-THE schrs. Nankin,
MN MN York and Lady Adams, for Bermuda,
: Wv Ca Yesterday from Hampton Roads; al
'n' ~ :, oscar, Trefethen, from Richmond, oho.
! : sea, Cleared, schr. Albion. Harding, from
saeI river Tor Halifax, N. S.
i :,,rMrsR l2.-Crd, barque Phoenix, Boush,
'plI;chmond for New Orleans.
n i m pilot boat Fells Point, it is feared,
ID y. ' her crew, has been lost she has no, been
~ a. ,lo N for a considerable time.
sa lon ,iS ID inst, lat. 80 26, long. 70 As,
= Adelaide, for Mobile; probably from Tho
;oi ~ s3i ult reported Tor Richmond.
'i STW HAVEN, Nov. l0.-Sailed, schr. h
- S-ran,on. Tullle, for Virginia. ;,
an, Peter Ritter. Derrickson, at New YORK
- :, Richmond, with coal. on Thursday night, a
F., y - IS miles South OF the Hook, was run
:, by schooner bound South, "hicn Carried
~, howsprit and jibboom. c, -.
<. ysW ORLEANS, Nov. 9-Cieared, shil
,. sHm Brander, Ocean, Liverpool.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TTOR Me- AT la

TTORNE " AT LAW,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.,
ID ESPECTFULLY offers his professional
N services to those who may need them. He
will practise as heretofore, in the Courts of Rich
mond City and Of the counties Of Henrico and
Chesterfield.
u Office on E or Main Street. over the store
OF Messrs. Jones & Winston. Nov. 6-w3m
PLOUGH AND CASTINGS AT COST.
WE HAVE remaining unsold. small ot Of
w Ruggles, Nourse s. Mason's and Makers
Ploughs and Castings, which we will sell at cost.
Also, half ton OF McCormicks & PalmePs
Mould Boards. JONES g. WINSTON.
EAMILY GROCERIES.-The subscribers
i would call the attention of the citizens Of
Richmond, and the public generally to their well
selected stock OF Family Groceries; the price and
quality they believe will compare advantageous.
ly with the best and cheapest, and they solicit
call from all wishing to purchase.
TEMPLEMAN & RADCLIFFE,
No. sc. doors below tho Bell Tavern.
Nov. 5
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IS Nos, IA drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 2 so.
Certificates OF packages Of 20 WholeS, $3.50 90
Do. do. 2G Halves, G5 90
Do. do. 2G Quarters, - SO
gy Orders for tickets and shares and cehif-
cafes OF packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account Of each drawing will be sent to all
who order from US. Address
]. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Oct. 25-i&c2t Richmond, Virginia.
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TIL e "A TK f .
The SOlllMalllbullSt.

Miss JULIA TURNBULL will then appear
in new and fashionable dance called
La GUIANA.
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IS No Lottery, IA drawn ballots
Tickets $40, halves ), quarters so.
Certificates Of packages OF 25 Whoes $40
Do do. % Halves, 60
Do do. 25 Quarters, 80
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Alllambra House.

"Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Oysters Aliens the man"
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. As,
for 1915, 10 be drawn at Alexandria, D. e., On
Saturday November %, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
~ II would seem tina, the Dem0c-

" Ii would seem lhai the Dem0c-
rags Of Missouri entertIin serious IN
teniions of changing in some radical
particulars the doctrines winch they
have heretofore advocated before the
people.-MO. Wig.
We can assure the Wing that in
this particular he is very much mis-
taken, so far as u a~cquain'ance
with the designs Of the Democratic
party extend. With the exception
Of the gentleman alluded to by the
Wing, we have yet t" hear any dem
ocrat contend for any thing but equal
representation. All why's aud demo.
Gratis seem to regard 1t as the very
life boat of our gov eminent. Where
equal representation ends IN our sys
TEN OF Government, there arISi"cra.
CIV commences; AMI he is worse thai
a duIt who prof sSeS any other pm
crp'e in a r public like ours where
the people are The "nrce Ok all pow
er.
We solemnly protest against The
Democratic part, being made re>p"c
s,bIe for the tom fnolerv OF one man
though he may call himself a Dem"
crat. What a mockery would "uI
government not BE- without this g'e"
prlnciple7 A republican g"vern"en
where the few ruled the many. Ou
boast then of equality and liberty
Sc.. would be as the sounding bras
and the tinkIing cymbal," nolh'ni
more,
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
OF THE DEVILS FAMILY

A woman di>puring violently with
her husband, and scolded him for
having wasted his time al the ale
hn, So; in rating him. introduced the
words HE'LL and the DEVIL! y" whom
she often made rim over. The nan
having long listened in Silence. at
length replied, "pithee, sweetheart,
do not, tax so much To me al the de-
vii, because | know he will do me no
hurt. for Ihdue married his kris w9-
man"
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02

" The N,t'vr imrrican party
have r"rrn Is he'd 4 gr,ni National
C"nvcntIrn in Phi adcip' II. IN vhlrh
some trA Of the States were repre-
scented. Thr, aj"I'ed At aGtr g t.
the pe'p'r f the United States. FL
ed. as the R'por'e. sans. "it a ST.
Pcratundance Of PATRIOTS u, and
.hetnrlcnl -four SIZE al ont their love
of their native lard. the d n-,r Of
far,i.n influence. th- neccss t. at
chrckug immigration. tie dcprud-
ence OF our National salvation on
lLeir Immaculate and pItrI"tlc ctlnr'>'
and the awful crisis which his arisen
and which can be met only by SUI
rendering t. them all the cmolumeuts
If office in this Union. Su.h hi-h-
sounding phrases were expected, hut
| when made 50 IaviSllly as IN the ma
rlonaI address Of the Nativis's. "b-
serving men Will inquire what Is the
hidden object in view. that So long 4
preface o., seIt-glorifca,inn is
sary. Certainly. il the doctrines to
he advanced. were pure and right
then there " uld be no necessity O.
,rhie waShing their advocates in al
vance Of their public announcement
The Standardization of this Convention
# nothing else were added, should
excite suspicion in every %retlectln=
mind.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
a PAINFUL! SIGHT.
The Nantucket Inquirer srrs:

The Nantucket !GluIrer sIrs:-
ut is painful to see young men
iouuging ab ut month after month.
neither working nor desiring 20 work,
while others perhaI poor parents
lie toilng from morning I'll night
to support and save them from n Dis
gr:ice which their owl ihought'ess-
ness aud lazlnes> is { st bringing up
on them. But how many such Sights
are TO be seen In every community
How many are found Who have not
that sense of shrine. which IS neccS-
sarv t. force them oil the lounger's
seat. but enough Of hat ia'se pride
which will Mt allow them = take
h id of employment. it It does not
.huppPn - he grntceI and profitable.
Alas. the fate Of such j, sealed; thcr
Will @r dovn to tile grave uQ'oyed
bat Ey their mothers, uumpuracd but
by their mothers. unmolrned bat by
their companions IN idleaess-and
soon to he ioreotten by al.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02


The Ne" l"rk ll'''Id c'"tnh>
an aruc'e on the Or."n question, N
winch the alta lueLt Of the people
e tie W,s,+, those vho cmi1ralc
/" '''' ''''''
line u'> 81 { h~'hA"'"''N' "' CT
'A'"SrlP' "' "'l s. "''''"''S ma H''
unnal = t"'loIM SE"'iH'"''S' "'-
tween me eu'g'a"'S ia '''-'"' 81
on their WAY lheie. WIN 'hc ie"p'e
OF Tie western >ia'eS' MAKE Il com
promise 1" En'Iani "i any p'iti"h
oi our at III OREGON, Hl'aiIy an Al
Iiena'I'n OF a porii'n "i our citizens.
a withdrawal "i the equal protection
OF the Government it"m them. 'hH
cons qn'ntv an Act HnNise' h"p :
lilIc ahh lnl">tih"'. II '1h."' ''
done with safety t Tie ADMIN sra
ton. or TO me parry >'n't''h'h5 >"'''
y compromise. h". l" "o"" "''
meet we Si"r'''" .! "c fH -
I'm. The ADMINISTRATORS "h'' m'' o.
dt$'r1e4 5y me C"0f"e'' ""' "''I
10 be. l'erc IS no c"n''''-r''l "'
escape III feceunhg 10 t"e 80" "
gree: -, cr
zine S'@&c'! OF VII. C''"'uu Is
here mos, strongly exiinEra mat
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI.

We have received n catalogue Of
the officers and students Of this insti-
luton. The students. regular and
irregular, number nineiy.thrce.-
Should W. not encourage and Foster
the institutions Of our Site IN pre-
ference 10 sending our Young men t.
distant Colleges. has often suggested
itself to our mind! THIS institution
has been literally endowed. although
at present struggling under some lit.
tie %pecuniary embarrassment. he'
professors are gentlemen and ripe
scholars. Let those who have sons
TO educate remember the many ad
vanlages which this Co'leIc offers
a fine healthy location, in Columbia.
Boon co., ch"ired society. and being
with I'll. a State Institution. which 1t
least is some guarantee Of lis rcrma-
nencv--rhat it Is hc,trr that Il youth
should tie educated where l." may IN.
blbe some parriaIlty tor 'he i%n>'itu-
fIonS of his own State. Il u be sent
abroad only to acquire nn'r'rs aud
pinions lepuan IT ard hcstle t" 5
OWN st le. W.T. vii ut enc"ur
aye the University oi tiS X Sta'c?
The price Of hoard n rrrtI"n Is on.
" Sl0G or lrurm.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02

o. c. J.. NcNuhy the defanlting
clerk of ,he lower House of Congress.
has been acquitted upon one of tie
indictments against him. He will
be tried mon three others.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
DRYDEN.

Twas envy / felt
At that beautltul belt,
That so lovingl, circle'd Lucinda around,
And had | he gold,
With which we are told,
The Spanish dominions abound,
Ia give without measure,
The whole Of that treasure,
If I. could thus t.sine round her charms;
For then hould I sip.
The sweets Of her lip,
And enfold the dear girl in those arms.
Her form is the shrine,
At which the divine,
Offers up Gduration and PRAYER,
And the beams from those eyes,
Seem as sweet from the skies,
To induce him to ldolizc there.
Thu Patriot snd Sage,
As they pore DER tie page.
OF the wseo or the great cues Of yore.
Hhonld they lay hy the book,
And t.kc but one look,
OF her iacc.-Ihcy would hucei and adore
Then. why should not I,
Thus, FOR her heavc the Sigh,
And worship the maid II rough all trnrei
Iut in ruJ" rustic phrase
Speak aloud in her praie
And-scriJBic her meIrts--in riyrlr.
"a LII y.
Los, Greek, Lincoln Co.. Mo.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02

@ A Military institute has been
commenced in the city Of St. Louis,
under the superintendence Of Major
Dorm.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02

81 New glass, cotton and cope
ras. factories have recently been E.
rected IN Wheeling.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
TIL F. B A n n E II.
UNION! UNlONi!

w w. 'N''
Washington Union, that its veteran
Editor. himself, is appreh"nSIve OF
breakers ahead, to the Democratic
party. The spirit Of ilberaIlty and
cancellation has, as vet, breathed
through all Of his editorials. and from
his frequent appeals to the different
sections for peace and harmony. none
can doubt the existence OF some
threatened danger. The President
occupies Il delicate position; he has
resting upon him the searching eyes
Of the leaders of every faction and
squad of the party. CharyhdIS on
tie South. Scrlla on the North. 4 lee.
Shore 90 the East. and Il temPestu
Gus sea upon tie WcS'. Al he e'e-
menrs are ripe for comm''lo"-"he
sins e spa,k may ignite tie maga-
zne upon which he sets. A cool
iuagnirnt and a stead, hand is ahso.
ittply requisite at his time. We
have cn:Ire confidence in tie homes
tx and ability oi !. Polk To admin
is,er fair'y and ti>crrct'v the IN ny
.lellrarr affairs uhirh vii dev"lve up
on Him. NEcn danger rhroat'n-.
when . bold. Stra,. lit forward sup
parr is rquirrd. he may expect
tl.a, those who ONLY Er!lrwcd hrS Ian
ner for the "-Irll> Which b" got and
1--WE" ~ quar- a d end b-f,re the
storm. From the plrist'c> oi power
he may exgect nulhin-; rhev vii
need no excuse fur the de>eriion OF
4 sinking cause. They commended
for the spoil. and when a denial Is
offered 10 The crv of ..gire!t gire.!"
they vii sting the Land which te.i
Them.
lie, the President. ten. chalk out
fer himself Il course-hasing strict
reference Ia the landmarks of truth
and jus,ice--le, him like G. n. Jack
SIN. plan, himself upon the platform
of the Constitution. unaWed and un-
moved b, the sen>eless ienuncia,ions
of those who will tawn no longer than
they are fed. Let HIN trust in God
and that generous constituency whc
have placed Inn where he is. and oul
word for it. they will never deser.
HIM. The people are liable 10 err
but the sol er second thought is tie
best corrective fur these evils. Col
Polk has made a fair and full EXPOSE
Of his principles. upon the merI's q
those he was elected Chief Magis
trate OF the nation, ana his only Oh
l'0' """ '''o"'"
"'"Se P'""P :,
out 10y '"' r'"0
n
ces Of honor and trust, we have dis
apuroyed; but II cannot be expectet
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
\ THRILLING SCENE AT TIE
NATURAL BRIDGE.
BY l.. CUEIITI, TIE LEARNED ELACX-
SNITII.

the great -"''"i"I b'lJ5r Ia ''t-i''t'
ineie are U'Fet rl tour i'-S st -Au'"-
IN tHe ci''I'"e' O'!o"' '"oN''5 WIN
awe u tIe val a'Sl o. "''''e"'
rocks "i'h tAe A'ih'-hts oL''Se "'e'
these cNeFih't'hI a"u'tiiei''S' ""e"
tie morning sl.rs SAN u'St''11''-
u niue p'ccc shy SPdiI"''T '"'"
meaSnIe'cSs PIERS IS iu!i al s'aiS, 81
though IL l. hid Gay. 1t Is "''.'"Sl
1--we hundred 'eet iI"n where lie!
slant, up t'o>c prlP-hdi1u'"f t".
~ rs oil I:"e tone - ''e KEY i"cN
al 'lc VS. .!C!., ""'G'' ap!e'I' !"
thrn! "Ety TIE , * - Il ii4"' "'"",
Inc si''hce u "r"'" ID ''"'''eH
o impressive "t t'e ''t.'r S'''"''
That tails tFnin rock TO r'cN o""h '''G
]cInnneI. Inc sun IS HA'hti'r"' ana
Tie o"HS nave u'c'h.c'"u>.' "''|o-
cicd lie Hrdd- as IL S'ail"ih9 - the
pTt>euEe'Ihai"hrT o. ihe N'JeS'N "'
Tie Nh"!r e'tlH' NJ Hast "'is l.c''"e
tens 10 "''T away thtE u'2'h 40
IuvA a'oShd iheIh. me! see t'e
us.uHrs @: ~:.uhdI'"S culih 'he 'i!''-
stone ahulnrntS. n ne" 'r''I'G
cor,S over their hearts, L Tie
h'I.cS ufc IA hand IN an INST Mt
''N hat man hos done nian con do.
Is their varchwutd. wh e lisr! draw
tlru selves up ard carve then names
q tot above tirrSc oi II huudrcd tai
gronn men, Nhu hid been there be
lore ihrtn.
fhev are a.l satisfied Win tHIs 'e't
81 physical cAcitI"n. except one
Ahu>e cNaup e Illustrate, perfectly
the irg ,'tog Irutu. that here IL Ia"
rnvri road 10 ~ntcl.eC'u.l cHinencc.
THus Ambitious y'Dtr sres u haf"e
lust alb We IN, iCtnu, Il name tat Nil
To- urtrn IL the memory Il t3c W. H.,
Wh,u those ct At,X,uGcr. Cesar. aId
Bon ..rFt. ~hgl rntrn - uNI II. l.
tie mare al N~a>hInIIun. IL
tore lie mari he'd wuh Br"da"ck -
II, fatal field, he had been Iterc. a. d
l-tr las tame Il 'p"t "b'Nc al HSp.e-
dyc,Ss,r>. tvs glorious Thought
OF u toy - write his name side hy
side with that 1T the great Father II!
lis Country. He CLASPS LIS knife
with a firm hand, and c,m-in- 10 .
hit e iulIiug crag, he cut -aln IHto
the limestone, about a foot above
where lie stands; Tut as lie puts his
tee! and htud, INTO those g"dnS, aud
draws himself carefully To l.S Tell
lcugth, lie find, himself Il foot above
every name chronIclcd IN that ml-h,
" Ntll. WhIIe his companions j {
rrgardIug hun uItn cuuccI and dd
mir,rIon. he cut> his naue IN !u-e
capitals. large aud deep, into tat
tlnrv al um. lis hnI,e IS Sl,i n lass
hand. and strength IA hI, sineNs, and
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02

OF Hobbs. the supposed murderer
Of Novel. il Benton or Polk Co..
has been arrested in Washington
county in this State, and is now IN
G, nfurment.