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COLLEGES AND LEARNINn

Parson Fisk is running a muck sgsinst the Colleges. The
Classics. and the Humaniues lie denounces them all.
Hear him:
We'll has IL been asked-who ever dreamed Of de,;v-
Jog from the writings Of the ancieni,, either sparks to
kindle, or breath TO fan, the frss of patriotism in modern
bosomsl We venture TO affirm that for every single L,,,
graph breathing a spirit Of national freedsm, that can be
found in the Literature Of Greece and Rome. n thou
sand are contained in the WORKS Of Modern Writers-
Was IL by reading Ancient Literature, Z" classic
lore, " that our fathers wero taught TO asser, and
achieve their independence Many OF them never opensd
? Latin dictionary or a Greek lexicon in their lives. and
yet The great charter Of our national freedom, contains
more of the principles Of liberty than oil the literature NJ
Greece aud Rome combined. Our fathers did NOT learn
these principles there, for the plain reason that tbev n
not 10 be found there. What IL there in the records al
Roman robbery TO ineite the young 10 high and glorious
deedsl What was Roman p%siriotsm. buI prey and plun-
Discrimination and yassslags TO ell the world bosdesi -
And yet among the old Greeks there certainly wss He.
mor and sophooes, an Achilles and Leonidas, an Arstidss
and Epaminondas, a soeuies and Plato Song tina, has
never been equalled-puinting and staiusry that were
never opprosched-wisdOm - near divine, that d. is sur.
passed only by Gods own Reyslation-a love Of Liberty
and heroic deeds 10 IT, defence hat are 10 this day the
sdmipnon % mankind and the source OF their inspiration
Our progressive Democrar' At Washington would ban.
i'h oil these Heroes and ssges and sublime contemplation
from he Republic! lie would only have Jackson and Cal.
houn, Fanny Wright and Robert Dale Owen!
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PROCESS OF WASHING ~ Paris
correspondent Of the Newark IN. j. Advertiser describe.
the manner OF cleaning or rather Of multilatine wash an.
parel in France, as follows:
From sheer curiosity, Just follow my ~.washine" in its
peramoulations through the city. A young girl takes n
from my room, and carries it TO the establishment of her
mistress Here every article Is marked with . Bit OF thread.
Thence II travels TO .he river at the diriest portion of IL
where the city sewers disembogue their foul contents. Al
this delightfully."- selected spot are large houses built on bo,,
Snapped foundations, two hundred feet long r Al tue
stories In height. and provided with windows, chimneys
and other convenienc.s, like a common dwelling on the
Iand. The lower story floor is nearly even with the wa
'ers edge, and open to the air. On the platform arc 10 be
seen some hundred or two women la each Of these es,ab-
nshments engaged IN cleansing the linen. One should
never allow himself to imagine, even for a minute. that
the chattel is his own, which he observes undergn-
ing the torture of publication the consequences
would assuredly be fatal TO his peace OF mind
When n man beholds his house burning up, he is in some
so.t reconciled To his misfortune by witnessing the manly
Efforts put forth by generous fremcn to rescue his property.
But he 10 reduced To positive despair when he vic ws the
wanton eSeriions made to annihilate his nice shirts, and
without any apparent compunctiUns Of conscience. But
labor Is cheaper than soap, therefore il is used with prea,er
ireeoom. Economy Is duly attended 10, but il is the econ-
ony OF soap, and not OF linen. Fuel. as well as soap. is so
dear, that no ones yer thinks Of boiling the nwhite things.r
as IN the United States. In the place Of the former. they
use 'L'eau de Jivelle," which is nothing more nor les
Than lyti and so strong. os TO fay the hand which touches it.
Aiter ms Corrosive abluhon, they are pounded with a wood.
en- hammer I'll! every button in the shirt Is broken, a signal
that they have been beaten enough. The poor victim IS not
yer ennreiy dispatched there are stl some remains OF vigor
lett. TINS Is soon dissipaied. for il ts next laid upon a board.
and a brush Of stnF bhstIes is energetically applied by a
ldsiy woman. IL Is then rinsed in the yellow river, con-
yeyed TO the room overhead and dried, returned % the
hal hands 10 be starohed and ironed, and in a few DAYS the
bundle oil rags are sent home to The unconscious proprietor.
who pays six sous for the transformation, and con.igns il
To The paper maker. Two sous are chsrged a piece Tor a
similar conversion of collars, hsndkerchiefs and hose. The
consequence of all this is. ;ha, dry shirts are so excessively
mum 'rous. as to have become almost distinctive IT a gen
ueih1n: 10 marx linen with indellib!e ink is perfectly use.
less; after such a process even the Kidder's is invisible.
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Hos. HArDso covpvor or rur Moanor,.-Tho St.

HsH HASpsD CoSpUcT or TVS MoRNoSs.-Tbe 81.
Louis Republican, Of the 10Th. has the following.
We learn from the officers Of the steamer Lebanon. ina,
the murderers OF me two Germans in Iowa, spoken Of by
our correspondent q day or two since, were apprehendsd
in Nauyoo, on Tuesday .snd were three in number. They
being Nonnons, tho aufhortie- Of Nsuvoo would no, rive
them up TO those of Iowa, but we're proceeding TO try lhcm
10 their own court, when tbo Lebsuon was there, on Wed.
nesdeY. . sgid tho people above and below " auyoo
are very indignant Of tho high. handed measures and pro
eeedings OF the hormons' aud it's not improbable ihst an
sttompt will be made, ere long, TO expel them.
According 10 q paragraph in The Springfield, CI) Jout.
nal Of tho 18th instant, the Mormons IN different parts Of
the West are generally moving to their city Of Nauvoo, car.
rying with theta al the arms they can obtain. New mia.
chiefs are supposed to be brewing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-28

1T Our friends Of the Star in tho following article, have
touched a painful subject with equal d,licacy and refine.
meni Of sentment md felicity 81 Phrase. II is thus The
Pres ought 10 'pesk, %hfspesk At I'll, ~ such social mis-
fortunes, instead Of blazoning them TO The world, and pan.
defing 10 q deprived appetite for gossip. scandal, and the
horrible. The dsepesf sympathy pervsdes this community
for those whose happiness is thus 30 cruelty and uneIpceL
edlv invaded;
I'VE would ever be spared the pain Of touching q
chord which snli vibratos painfully in the forsakon home,
and among q circle Of distressed friends, sull fresh in On.
guisb. Oh gentle ever be The band that pens misfortune.
Ialiisg bke a bolt foni Heaven on tho wife Of early wo.
manhood, The mother In her long widowed yesr, and on
troops of hOfofstncken fneods We oil must suffer, snd
We need ahke the chsrfabls hope, the sympathy Of woo,
md hush Of sgony. Let the painful story ihen of 20 recent
misfortune and disgrace. with which the town 10 rife, ps..
from me memory and Tho tongue, leaving only Us voice
d vs,ning 10 hose who stIl tread upsullisd paihs, and
paths Of pesee. Speak not lightly where q word may
esnss a sorow you would not willingly inAici, but deem
each isH IN life . mighty call on you TO guard your own
hearts eitsdel.1
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DIsTREssING CAsuALTIEs.

On Wednesday tine lfh inst. Alexander CaIhhan, Of
Barbour, was instantly killed BY q log passing oyer his bo.
oy. Mr. Callihan was a worthy aud industrious cin.en-r
was a young man and has left o family Of young children
Hniimely death.
At-o. Su !sst Saturday, a daughter VI Samuel Chichester,
Of this county, was KILLED by the falling Of q iree-she was
ats spnng for wator-a beech igoe was standing by that
had been girtheda few years. and without any giaj or any
apparent cause, 1t came down causing instsnt death.
Sony on nrn.luIra
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WaEer ASp loss ~ LuE.-A lctor received At The Mer.
cbants r Schange dated Chalhsm, May ~, states that The
schooner Paryeyor, Of Blue I'LL, from New York Tor New.
%bvrypor, durag the gale Of Saturday, I1h INST, struck on
The Great Round shosi best over. md w shout ten minute.
afterwards. sunk. The msster, Jcnaihsn X. Norton, Of
Bloc fill, Geo. Norton snd Francis Norton. seamen,
we're downed. sabin ?. Peters. when the vessel
sunk, chung 70 the rigging and was rescued the next
dsy about III A. ". by Capt Mslows, Of te sckr. Anee-
noria, Of Chatham. Il is also reported ihs, portions Of The
wreck of = smack have dited ashore IN this vicinity,
which have been recognized as belonging 10 = New Lon.
don vessel.-tBoston Post, Saturday.
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DEATH OF WILSON X. sHINN

To THE EprroR
have been called upon this morning 10 communicate
20 roo sud the friends IN general, the solemn intelligence
efthe desth 81 our late Senator WILSON X. SHfSS, who, IN
The prime ofife, In his 36tb year, on Mondsy evening last,
nthis residence IN Ciafksburg, was summoned by death,
from this world below 70 an invisible one 10 u.s..
He vas q man Of remarkable slfVng mind and good
polsmie faculties. and Tor talent wbie IN heslth, ranked
hish amOna the public men Of The State. BY hhs death
Vfginis has Loot on able and a useful son. lie wss q friend
81 humssiy, snd wss EASILY touched by the wants and ne
css.iuss q Others, ad did oil within his power 10 relieve
them. Hbe erred, let IL be looked over, let us consider M
zoe pedcct-sll men fsIibls.
Hs has lsft an saeclonals wife aud four lovely children
% MORN he los.
let hs poHdesl opoosais ground their weapons Of ami
-nvsif -tb,re, within the silent shades Of the tomb, with
The dscosssd, tt them remain In peaoe forever. And Jet
NJ vidOw and orphsus have the Respect duo 10 their merit
HOPE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-28

The races over the Camden Course, which oommen,.
"a. tnorfov, promise much pleasure and excitement for tb,se
who derive pleasure from such exhibitions.
PgYToSG and PssHioS are positively 20 meet on Wodnes.
day, ard there will be another exciting trial for tho champ.
ionsbip ofthe Amenesnturf. Large accommodation have
been provided for . comfortable view Of the contes', and such
heed given 20 the general arrangements as will be hes, for
all who 90 thither.-Phh. ". g Gatsus.
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" WAR DErAR1NEh1.

MAY 6, I545.
"ln order that the department may obtain the usual ins
formation on the workings OF The United Staies military
academy, within the laws nnd regulations provided for liz
government, the officers mentioned below are appointed
inspectors OF the institution for the year. They viii NEE,
nj West Point the first Monday in June; attend the annual
examination OF the corps Of cadets, and make report upon
thu discipline, instruction, and general condition OF the
academy:
MAJOR General Scott,
Bngadier General Brooke,
Brgadier General Gibson,
Bigedier General Towsun,
Colonel G.. Bomford,
Surgeon General Lawson,
MAJOR Levi Whiting.
Major General Scott will appoint an aid or aida de camp
to record the proceedings Of tho inspectors
w. l.. MARCY,
"secretary o. War.
"By order: (Signed)
"R. JoSts, Adjuiant Goncrsl."-UNoN.
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~ ~ ssaa-vsvSa,a I.>sls.
~CONCEALNENT At N Al

We l,sard ar a.. ar ,....,... - -
which the nsrssos attributed 10 . disposition on ne p,rt OF
the husband. 10 conceal M. real .t.,. ar nj. en.n.i.i .a.,r
from hn .bett<r half. tn. f.ir !, !. .onn. i..-i-
and fascinains-th. orpsmrn, ~, = g.v ,i,.i. c,nJ N M.
play. Of society, and OF making q 6sur, In The world.-
Her husband doaicd upon her, and M the time Of ber mar
risgc, believed himself nm, va, v,ner,ltv r~.,,A-a ,. 80
He purchased q fne hou:e, furnished n In snlcnJid .,yl,
and started forward in u dashing manner. lis wife drs.
sed, no, only with elegance, but in tho most expensiv,
style. She ws. ambiiiou. 10 NOV. IN ~. ~, .,,.I..
and believing that her husband could Afford ~ sbe lived
At The rate OF several thousand dollar. war
Shortly after they were married. the husband met with
several serious losses but they were in the way of
business, and although they alarmed him for tho moment
Inexperienced no serious effect upon his mind. lie was na,u.
rally cheerful and ~sansuine. and he could not muster courage
enough even TO inform his wife Of his pecuuisry di,a.te--
Ills views were that sAe could not mend the nattsr-th.t
IL was pity to annoy and disturb her By the disclosap, and
tnat In the end he would recover. But HE Affair continued
20 grow worse; and seeing this, he often determined In his
tnoognuui moments, to tell the whole story 60 his wife, and
thus induce her TO be more economical ~ well n 10 mako
Isss dsp'ay in the eye Of the world. But he still lacked
me nerve The wife had formed many new associates in
,ne iasnionsoic circles, was regarded rs quite . lesd4r
IN Inc gay sphere In which she moved, was every where
ADMIRED and her mistaken husband could not. or would
NOT wound hsr pride and her heart, by disclosing
the conoition OF his falling fortunes. The worse al.
hans grew the moro studied were his efforts 10 con.
Gear hem AZ home With this object, he resotied TO
"aa - sapco'en's 10 oouain iunds' borrowed money nj
INTEREST," e'sposed o mrs goods and his proper.
. sson"cs, ana nnsny iound himself In tho hands Of
~ Suenn' ine dow tnen Tell upon his young wife with
one mao never Imagined such a result. True.
,hs h.d v.nsn,aS - .su 1s "a ives ra'hef eIusvassnt,
rather ind,rse,Iv H. o,sss,..e : nasosno, qua 10 s.k,
hn.... us o'nef~ife' rs TO the condition OF his
r.. $1,000 !, - e s".lee' ~ass painful one TO him, and
her , ,,ch mar 3. suaI oe'os'on: no nd married
~ h.d ~ . nau eV"'meneed me IN 4 liberal style
."uueeu MS whe 10 become gay and
- ~ "us u : persisted In tue weakness OF de-
,.,u !, ~. s1rsee"",e MS gradually depreeiaing fortune,
ths nm -om.a "a agony ana reinorse. linen
. s.h,L;'.J ~ ne' nuehy IN inc honrs u gloom.
" Neey efa udNIs S0c
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Sale Of Valuable PROPERTY.

The attention OF capitalists Il, called to the sale Of yalus
bic property advertised BY Mr. Nelson tn lake place this
eeeni1s at ~ O'Clock. The property offers advantages to
those disposed TO embark in manufacturing rarely met with.
Il will be put up to the highest bidder, Giihout rsssrps.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-28

u was put TO a vote IN Boston, on Mond,y. vhethe, q,
not that city should have pure fresh water. a Ia C,ofoo,
IL was decided IN the negative, by 1890 tu 3.691-msiori.
against fresh water 3OO.-PhiIa NatiUe Amsrioaa.
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". P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE


re- oe ~ chea Hofd.
Whole Tickle, No. ! 81 So, the capr.i Pdrs sso,oOof
IN Alexandria Louery, I2i, Erfr, drawn 2ist May inst, was .oId
by TURPlN. and paid a. his Once on Friday.
Whole Ticket 20 ~ so. a Prize Of $1,000 in Alexandra Lot
day.
Half Tietst 10 >. ~. a Prize OF $1,000. in Alexandria Lonsy.
i2s krua' Drawn got" inst sold by TUhPIS' and Ia d Tues
W. T. would Invite the attention Of person, In the country TO
be found 70 be the most attractive. as reg,nis the arrangement Of
the sehsne and the amount of money tn be distributed that have
ever been issued. The Prizes in each scheme amount To upwards
Of halls milton OF dollars, TO be distributed In Capitals Of $4,000.
5000, 10000. $1,000, &c. &c.
once IN unprecedented number of Prizes varying in amosns from
goo To $1,000. and last week paid 10 two citizens of Richmond
the above Capital OF $4,000. sold IN them In q wbos teist.
6Torders for Packages, Certificates. or single Tickets in The fol-
lowing Schemes, or In any Lottery Adverissd BY Messrs , q. Gre
cory q Co. VIII be attended TO BY return mail. and when request
ed, Drawings forwarded rs soon Al peeived.
SCHEME FOR 7TH JUNE.
Alexandra Lottery. Crs.s No. "a, for Isas. $4,000, 1000.
5000. 5000. 20 prizes Of 1900. so Of 500, so OF 900. &c. 7sNo.
Lottery, n drawn ballot. Tiekss go: halves S quarters 2so-
Certificates OF Pa: ksses OF 90 Whole Tickets 1870; GO halves O..
90 quarters 32So.
~ nsdIis Lottery, IT, Cs'' y, io1 is y = Be drawn Ju.s Ia,b.
OF 5000, 5 OF 1900. IS OF 1000, IS Of s0o, sso OF 200, &C. 7s
No. % drawn ballots. Itesst, only SIC h.l,.,s; a1ansn qse.
Is quarters % SO.
Isas. Great sehens; ssofoo. 10000. tos7. . prizes OF $500.
5 Of 1000. 10 Of 1900. SO Of 1900, so OF 600. so oS
Ccuiaeaies Of Packages Of 20 Whole Tickets 100. 20 halves 20:
&c quarters a.
Afrandrfa Lottery. Class %. for 1850 be dnwu Iuo. 2su.
IssS. Splendid Prizes $4,000. 5000. COCO. 5000. 1000. 1000.
~; halves s. quarters 9.s0. Ceuh-ates Of p, ksRes Of Is Wboi,
Tickets $780, IS halves IS IS quarters $3.50.
pr IN addition to the above large Schemes ". p. r. h . always
to $40. 900. and Tietsr. from ! to ssl-sswirss Of which A.. re
'. P. TURPIS,
my "a Riehmopd, Va.
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CINCINNATI MARKET, May %.
oUR.-Sale $50 brls. City Mills At ga, 20, dehv.
cred.
WHlSKY.-A sale from Canal Of 220 brls. ut l94e,
from Railroad I9tc.--ATLA.
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On yes,srdsy mstning 21th inst. Mrs. MARrHa L9yrsa,
wis q David Bhdrss. 81 the counv Of nenneo.
The trtsnas snd acquainianees Of the family are request.
u " attend her funeral from the 2nd P0s9yteuaa Church
al th street., This evening At ~ O'Clock, without fVsher
sasfaus ~.
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MILITARY ACADEMY AT WEST POINT

Congress has refused, for a year or two past. TO make
any appropriation for q board Of visit.rs a, Yves, Point -
But, instead OF the former board, a number Of military zen.
tlemen assemble there by direction Of the Secretary Of War.
Tho following is a copy Of the last orders issued on this
subJect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-28

AcARD-Mn. Msrss,si Csudls Asss pssmlaiaa Va
protest. IN TILE msnner. aaainst the pashsisy wleh hAs hssa
given Ia sone eonssn attain between her aud her husband.
relative to mstteu altogether OF q domestic nature. She
has. sgsinst the suggestion OF many good friends, forborne
to notice the injustice of her husband. Who 10, IL is believed,
instigs,ed by the vanity OF being considered . writer, or
the habits and customs Of certain societies, OF which he has
lately become a member. to tell a good deal more than
should have been made public. Unwilling to be made a
subject OF rdicule, Mrs. Caudle deems il due to herself. and
small family, now entirely dependent on her. TO appeal
respectfully to the people against the decision they have
made against her, or her husbands representations, and
to sustain her appeal by = ststement OF further facts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-28

g GUT INTO rHc coUNrRv.-ys. you sAA,
- go os' Into The seaasy. II you ere No, galley Sssss
% sdisors-its all the sams-esto out 10 the COUNTRY. where
there 10 nature. where ,hsrs arc the WORKS Of God In their
glory. aud their beauty.
A morn in tho eounuy. The ftesh brssss 6lsd with fro.
GRANGE slns the cheek. and brssthes is odor from the OPEN
ing Aows. Ger the pleased ssnss. The sky 10 . pure blue.
and clear; and DER is face tho light elouds Move fast, ,n
suoas contrast. ba, not less life lke. The Gun eemss up and
the dew drops sparkle In is beams. the waving grain laughs
ash wer. % 'he morning light. The hsds iiss up IRON
rest and look pleased and happy thst Il 10 light again, then
turn to crop the grass. The sheep to srsss asd patiently to
await the shesrsrs hand To clip their fleece. The fsrss,s,
with their thousand hses send up to heaven . loo music a.
they bow their lofty branches TO thu rising sun. The
smoke nom the farmhouse wresthes about In the morning
btcczs and soar vfto join in sister clouds. The facss OF
the young look brigh, and gay, and fresh. and their morn.
ing laugh. or eall.or song. rings clear and hssl,hy upon the
air.
When wc think Of there. how joy'ss seems tho town,
the dead and sombre brick. the lszy smoke dragging is
slov lsssth like huge pillow upward On the thick and
heavy air. and the smell Of dust and ashes--Pshaw,
we must 20 to ~work-write, write, write and never mind
these follies. IL 10 ell In q misunderstanding Times.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-28

Wo have no reccolisction OF SO cold a day In this lsu.
iude. a. was yesterday. Il seemed to b preparing for
snow. and fsny had fallen, tho state Of the atmosphere
would have insured its Continuance for come ,ims-PIus
" s. Gs<sffe, May &c.
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NOTICE.
OLD FURNITURE MADE NEW
THE undersigned have taken the House re-
II Gently occupied BY NJ. A.. Brown, corner Iith add Hank
streets, fronting the south side Of the Capitol squ,re. spd begbavs
To inform the citzens Of Rehmond and is vicinity that they are
now prepared 10 Repair and vatnish Old Furniisrs, IN the ssatest
manner, and respectfully solicit favors IN their linz.
They are also prepared 10 make al kinds % Furniturs 10 order,
IN the beat and most fashionable style.
tr An Worn warranted.
q. w. WILEY,
my Q7-e gY. STEVENSON.
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Afslow called upon the Clerk OF the s,esmer Brazil, Iy.
mGatsI Louis. Mo-, on the l4,h inst, and requested him
10 point out the pork belonging TO Mr.. w. g.. Stewart,
which WAS lying ON the landing, ss be had purohsssd a bar.
rel from him and wanted to get IL. The clerk showed him
Mr. Stewstrs lot. and the chap forthwith put . barrel Of
mes, pork on . wagon or dny aud drove oil. and il was not
until the balance OF tho lot was delivered that IL was dis
covered they had been diddied. The fellow was notknown
and could not DO found.-PhiL y. : G~arstts.
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1On BOXES Artificial Flowers, just receiv-
w ID and for sale by
A CARD.

A CARD.
PUBLfsHKHs Miu.-To rHE PuRLIo.
IN consequence Of being deeply engaged i'm
u business IN Baltimore, which requires our undivided attention.
We are Obliged 10 give up our establishments In mis- city We have
dispos-d q our stock 10 nesss J. W. RANOOLPH d co. snd-
transferred N them the conduct ~ the Publishers Mail Al our
Subscribers for Periodicals, newspapers, se, who have paid in i'd
vsncs, viii ~ ~ fatufs ~supphedhy THIN ne heretofore. and WORKS
sireadv paid foe 20 ne, delivered By them, when called for seoordI.r
~ our arrangement with thsss Gentlemen. In conciu.ion We BEG
70 return our sincere ihantsto our NUM- rous fdsnds and customers.
fof The eoausensnce snd support We have received, and the success
that hiss attended our ereulons here, and assue them. lie win
feelings OF regre' We respectfully hks our leave. fssrssdl
HAtPIN q EgLLER,
way Ssh' 'ob. lOS, West, Main Street
" HAVING purchased Mossrs. Halpin n kel-
leTs seoek o. Periodicals., Novel. ke, We NV onsr the public tbs
afeeH ss-ortment ofBocks In that linz. IN one establishment south
the Po,cinie-naHy ofthem will be sod At hsf price. We shan
receive by
PUBLISHERS MAIL
az The new Periodicals, Novels, and Other WORKS Of merit, An sd-
vance q any one e.s IN Richmond
BOOK Sellers and Periodical Agents supplied Al q small sdvsnce
on the eor NV RANDOLPH q co.
Book senes and Bipsee,
@"- HI weH Main Street, Aehmopd.