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COMPOUND syaur % ran AND woou


rnossoss COMPOUND syaur OF rAR AND woou
N consequence Of the astonishing success Of
u. svss..ss rs.edy sa"-oss ~ossh. h.y
vss-f sp ssd - ass.sd that ssss.s eossa,
Now shis 10 dess eesfesy haabus public Bsvar. OF
eepon and purchase n>deis- which papors eestan
TAR eaee Thompson copousd syrup Of Tar and wosd NAB
,h. ths only remedy food te sure test Of . "a
senee and saas bs relied the Pumsaa d.
his aehso~isdssd by every on. TIA, hom,.oo, c.u,o.,
sfap % Tar WOOD NapSa has no equal as r,-y N an
Lang comrhin Thnd. thsous eousiry ,s. 70 d.
Ihoai Bonehfis Ashns. spiss Bood Psln In TIE arss
rslphaiion of the Hes Liver coapn Pdes SO cents or
% ros ~. !. R.ss.o.s ~ ALEX S1S%I co. o....
Agents; In r~'er.bu By Cosns Net By n A. Bsn
.oss IL Iyoehhurs BY yahs H. ss.y nyss
NOTICE.
The annual meeting OF the Creek Company ia
adjourned unl sstari.y. ,hs sis instant s osot tA-
Fsrusu' B,nk
my 2f-td my order NJ th~ Pre,ident
Louisa Rail. Road.-The Annual Meeting of
ns OF The iouisa Raj Road Company
ioa-a coui Hosss on ths isrh day Of Jun.
N.iisnsi Lean FsaA Lie Assurance sscissy
81 London:
rsrowrsED
- ~ Capital $250O,OOO.
Nor LENDER Starr Gessrai.fs 70 WaH o. YsrI
yT>HE rates Of this Society low a. those
adopted By London oe Loans Eransd .ltsn Of
the Of paid amer lar-e year
has which
Europe IN. obtained for highest America Dur
principles have the unqualified o
and confidence
m msor p.mphe, has been published BY The General Agent
and can be obaine the once %
Life Insurance In general and Of the ~ L. soesys System
particular
Era-ps. Of Of sioo Q. .iarie Lif-
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J. G. GREGORY u co. MANAGERS.
Richmond. Va.
Office No. lOl West Main street.
Whole Ticket Nos u Is, Capital PnIe Of SEQ 900
Alexandria Lottery No lsI, lEInl drawn si May n.isL
was sent to Managers Once and sold BY WIN Tuph
Richmond, Va.
$4,000, 1000.
Va Mohongsla, No 90 fo Friday O'Clock Exchange
Capitals $4,000. 1000. $780, 1850 ke IS Nos il drawn
Who'es e. halves l,So grs. Is cts.
A..na. No. 49,. ss, UUoi TO- s'g s,.,., o.,, $1,000
5000 10 OF iOOo &c 7s Nos whoIes s halves
ora CO. ets
Splendid Lotteries.
S35,O0u
Alexandria Lottery. Class No ss-o be dawn In AeIandrA
g. on saturday June 7th 1919 Balkan, seh-me $4,000
O9ep sQog sooo 1000 a2O ~ prses Of 1900 so SO Of
400 &C. ~ No Lottery Dawn Ballots Ticket. $40 Have.
s.; Quarters sa,so.
Certificate Of Packages Of &c Whole Ticket. $50
Do do sc Half do GS
Do do 90 Quarter do % SO
$4,000,
Alexandria Lottery. Cass s.-,o drawn IN Alsrandra ID C.
Gaarday June Iit iss splendid CAPITALS. $40 600 TO-
600 5000 5000 4ooo 1910 prizes Of 1000
1000 IS Of 500 ego OF 900 te rs Dawn Ballots
Tickets $40 halves s. qrs. ESQ.
Ceraeates Of Packages Of IS Whole Tickets cap
Do Do. % ssss la.,., 90 8 50
s3O,6OOl
Aerabdria Lottery, Cas 2s-to be drawn In AeIaBdra C.
on Saturday lune sls lsIs GI'., sehsms ssooso looOO
GOO, so of SEQ g. &c 10 Nos Is c,Os Tes.slO Have.
ceruhcaie Of Package, of 90 Whole Ticket, $40
DO. do &c Half DO 20
do. do 20 Quarter do IS
$4,000!
A,randra Lottery Class 9G-to be dawn in Alexandra @
Saturday. June 2sih sts sasaj Puxes $1,000
5000 $500 tsoO 5000 1929 $500 rs Of 1902 rs
&C &C. IS Nos ~ Ballots Tickets $40; halves Quarters
$50
Certificate Of Package, Of IS Whole Ticket. sso
DO. do IS Half c.
DO. do ~ Qlarter DO - SO
hT Orders for Tickets and Gs4s and Certificates Packages
Mp ahaye splsntlj I.Tiss receive III. most pronapt
attention. and Official " each drawing Immediately
aer when requested from Us Address
J. @. GREGORY 4 co. Managers,
my 20 Richmond. Va.
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Anrtion 4ales.


vUTURE DAYS.
ny Du.iep, Moneurs a Co. n
VALUABLE TIMBERED LAND.
or oshsissL GROWTH, xraH sicsSoxo
Af duefsa.
'hs I'd day Of JuHs coaay D.y Zoe IIsa
iss vs v-a.le rs-rsa i.ss w.. ., ~. 49,;
PINE white and r-d osh. h,eho spass- aosux Arr,
snh "a situated lost aaaea..n ana 1L,.,
Chopped Reads about eay of Rsehod and
william two mic. ftor the Jsine. Ri~r
rEkMs-oae third cash. tbs equal payment,
and " aoa. for n-rosas asiosy bnr
my s-dA. DUNLOP. noScuRE co. ars,.
VALUABLE CANAL LOT
I'm SATURDAY, the 3lst instant, at s O'Clock
Lot Tho .nrth bsns part Of Iot No $40 -,
'tzurs .-.d Wal. and ss.nss hos hos. wh J.rson'.
10 the junction % byrd and ssrees-r.,.t ng a ,
most aesrass D"pa ff the Gea-ta Pfoiue- souAtry
&C &C
TERMS:
a s.;n The m1s' IN EQUAL p.y~.a Of .A ~
'--fas,o''y endorsed or ss.d q N. properly
MOST VALUABLE CARY STREET PROPERTY.
Al Auction.
nNTUEsDAY the ID day of Jun- a, o.e,o.s nj, IN. ,
'>~ van be .od that most desirable properly
extending about property vii be- a,vs~s
into three Iot' ard Is the occupied ann
TERMS:
One third cash the balance 70 moahs
for notes negotiable satisfactorily eBdor~ed o title ihbr TN
last payments be made
%za DUNLOP. MoScURH& co Auet.
Sole Of Il Dwelling House, tfc.
ON "Wednesday, the 4th of June, at ; O'Clock.
~ will be so'd upon the public auction the 10,
situated at the OF street In In,
city OF hehmond with tn Dwelling Hoise improves
nss thereon Property this of believed TO be
improving value and proximity principal centre. Of
business valuable private or for
othas purposes.
Terms made Known 4
sale conducted by Dunlop, Moneure q Co.
G. ~ JOHNSON
my 81 AGENT IA, m. Own,
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LINEN GOODS.

~ the schr. Manchester, we have this day re-.
- eeivedtweessss s~avy ssis--sa ~e.s
We va wsrrant ~ svr st.ctiss pnrshsssD ss1
cas csse ftsnrh efpes Linsna ard ssssfsi
des aed Choens suat1sr Dsss-ss ~
$50 10 ard ~ Linea sheers Dh.p<r fn.~<<
Isbis Lives, Nartin. Huckahset Brsys Dsp~r Ds~-s
nessnearzs Bsrisp srvvn and b<sehed rss snsp~a
aen Dsl fhrvsd socks raia ne~s nss-. n.<s
HON nds
~ q ~AeA ossr 70, ~. 60 v-,y 30 ps<s.
@a cav akTarws q CO,
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TO THE PUBLIC,
o@2 lT has been reported. since dis
E<5R- continued su Main street. th.a
@- had len the city. which fahs. t.ss thss ne
ihod Of Informing az. puhhe senery that an.
eaed on the seeon4 below Exchange Hose and in
rear Of tho Bel ver Fanka where have nv Goae
stool consists Of me following descriptions Carriages. viI
Coaches ON Springs
DO. Elliptic Springs
Bsrodehes for q Horses
BuEEies with and without Tops
Tnp BuEEies with two -.al.
hoese~ays' style
C"aeo safoueh- and Rasgys IIarneu', of qusHtks
sns wishing purchase will md q
and srsnnine al I 49,
Hence eon.nes Particular au-rs,or
Be given 10 al kinds Of Repairing AMI
reasonable
uH furnish County uit al hsa, 81 Ca.sis
findings on the most reasonable . very
ane- o. Coach varnsh.
. e1-1m ALFRED KING
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HEALTH RESTORAT[y

nEhLIn hESIUkATIvE.
I>HlS Mediocre h q sure, sale and certain rene
~ m eosui.ints Of ths Liver asd a.ss Coa-sapoa l..
chronic and .sv.re Coughs ssd Cola.
immediately relieved and ultimately By ihu vs. OF ,-
ks-ofaftve bn Cb'or, chemist And vhv,,
can OF New Work. attaches -,u,x 10. sn,r, v,re
dsvo'd Of Irritating ey aud mauisss sretdsd b.ans
and pursg auanes que ky nos asr yat,,
cough and change the m,Ah Pam In - chs,
sna aos % eAn attendant Lung
moved Without the tcast dne,y
being reached Pro.
.he rrpeisoa Of 'hs ndleine In " ~r. .o Coz
some ysafs the mott indnhabis
Cenea,es have literally the propreto iron,
Ne bed ofsoarce and stating The
ssne~of di.s seou. Known ro.s guarantee
Of msm The following esrtinesr iron DE- Chhon wei
Known New York eh.mst
4 have anal ord madeleine call &C Brnel,,oa-.
Health Restorative AMI nnitbs CONTAIN Mercury o.,
any Other stahe opium any %. form. !.
e.npossdof vegetables matter snrriy~
J.xEs n. cmIros N. d.
HoRAoE EvKrErr. u. n Agent
Principal ohiss. W Hudson sres,, New Yosk.
" Foo sAi- BY tbs AEenisL
GAyNoR. WOOD co. Dru.....
Ap dim
SANS sAs.Ar.rILLA toduss. .ay, DR. U.s.eh,I
might have been dsensed WITH had few simpler pfneip.s
phy,oosy been earlier underooL Modern phyxIonsy has
doabsss done much for suffering In
pointing IN the Mood hs ofth
cf disorder; ha. done oanr
much the discovery e which PURIFY The
infected and injecting ssh. s.rsapaa affects hi. i'm
posant change with drcctnes and uniformity dbl
ious complaint ulcers .ores and
erupt oes disappear under il operation.
For further Particular conclusive evidence Of IL. upeor
value and efficacy Pamphlets which may agents.
gratis.
a Prepared and rrta and for
BY A. SANDS CO. Druggists and Granite Build
so also. by ALEX. DUvAL CO. Asss,. Main ,,r.,, R,eh
mond Va pJ Price 81 Bottle. bottles for ss.
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WE still continue 10 keep a full supply of
ue~s rsrni Pstoun and Conn,st ss.ie- .sd
.o he Pssei esssss. q nasufseturer warrsn ~
ne ssses ~ snd sow ira. b-sor. bsn.
80 Or "gEsetea John q, TnIrLETT q SON
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SIX CARRIAGES
At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING May 3IsS eotnrn~pei =, min.
O'Clock al store will sell Carnage.
large two horS- Family Carnzg-. hut little used
leathtr top Buggy, for " horses
2vtTy neat hghI .qnare Rockaways
Richmond made Barouehe Coz one rtsoho
Richmond made Ccaehee horse=.
Ago,
An OF Ca;ri4g. Bs.ness Collars Bride, Camel
Bags, Iron frau.e ami bound Trunks
ma - INLoEs A BRo11IEp A,.,s
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BY fnioes a. Brother,
No. 4, Main
PIANO FoRTEs, FURNITURE, HOUSEFURNIsu.
ING GOODS, &c. &c.
1T AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. June 9Th 9ko,cIoe
we Will sell without OF ha nd
Furniture rich House furnishing Goods Piano Forte Canton
Floor haitngs, &c.
my % ISLoEs 4 BROTHER Amen.
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Eraapss Of Rafssfr si00 single Life
Pren.i-sas Bsyshs an.sany
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Desirable FassiIy He.idepes as Private a>r..
Ia Will be sold privately that desirable hos.s
and 70, on craee street. hstwess n a.
ped ~ hn e. Hophns. The hou-ss ssssy ss<
with the bs maisa- the dwelling Rssra-
khehen four. both Of brcE propsrty e<<s-f
fo ale Fo terms apply o. ne p's-ss. ~ pos, oss
nh as-u Ws. A. DAVE
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PINEY POINT.
"HIS Establishment. being noyv in

CHILDREN'S SHOES.
wv + have Just opened another splendid lot of
Chdrens beautiful Buskins Ahele es-spiepdid ar
tiele. For sale low By
my2s PUTNEY Il WATTS
I uhP PLAsTER-.o Tons Lunb Pastr from .ehr
- lngmm, by my2s WEBB, BACON = co.
Paiop- Case Linens.
WE have a few more pieces of those very
cheap Piovesss Linens which selling very
Can esrlyst E BERKLEy b cos Chap Store.
No "a, Main Street
Al-o-Iat Linen sbesting.. very cheap.
WANTED-A young MAN to assist in a
w Wholesale and Retail Drug Store. To has a
thorough knowledge Of the business. and furnish satisfactory
testimonials Of character hberaI saary will be- gwen
Address n. L.. ~. Post oHse. maaT-dSw
OTICE.-We have received 7 firkins of
lN ssh MOUNTAIN BUTTER made in Augusta county,
Va and made within the gheen day., which sell at
fair price, and in Quantities 10 sui PoresasrIs
ID. 4 G. r. WELLER.
ma 9T-6t No. 90 Main street
SPRING GOODS receipts great vaney Of the
~ best styles the lowest prices had Of
screer Among them he will Printed Baorne
Muslin Bsbes colour AID white; style Foulard
elegant white hsu and Hermann sbaw and scar
Bue White and Lemon SIX for Bonne Rbanls seat variety
and cheap; French
Ol Bombaz Silk Cotton variety
Of good Revere Heed snd Nap Boreed dks good large
and very superior Csmb gents few white Muslin
ebd black long Gag other MAJ and Go,es
Of six and kid. silk and Md
gcnu Blouse Linen Pantaoon suhs and goods gentle
men-wih sperio, ytocs Of Housekeeping Linens sherng
Linen English and American Cotlons. AWAY. on hand
my s6 TIL Il PRICE
WJRAPPiSG PAPER, eI,ra double fine
w BrarH White Sugars
Oranges, Rasinr Nuts, &c.
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~ ARREN Il FARISS have received in the
safeS days aRaddtonal supply Of GsnieH,ens Good.
such
ne.t French Fancy Caesimeres
10. do De skin do
Super Linen Drills white and fancy
Do Navy Dues. Croion Coating. Gambroons
Very superior black nrsp a.
SIN, Satin and Narcotics vesiirEs IN great variety.
ho on hand-a rmplete ~ Cloves dkf
Cfavsts Scarfs Susrenters. un,hrss shirts
To az Il which ve invite The attention Of purchasers
myg7 No qs Ma, Street
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COTTON & WOOLLEN MA
CHiNERY.
hb uadsresei having recently purchased tbs establishments
~ known the Paterson Machine Compsnys Works. At Pat
" prepared orders Machinery either
for spinning OF weaving Cotton. Wool, flat g SIR
From the extensive nature q the for the
Of giving great despatch or. give
for the CONTAMINATION II contracts, wnha saQTl ,
establishment IN the country.
ufIat'sfns ere The Ross ent ard approved ~ on,
m,shineiy unsp'.. afs-a By any ua4e.
nzs Of all descriptions will b. fnFhsd res-onab nis
Al applications fot Naehssu sddcs-sd w. viii meet with
prompt attention
uye I'm
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DAGGERtS
taEcENTL.Y KNOWN AS DlsRELL,sI
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Ills uoukhtIui watering place, with adequate
an eonfoabk seeoamo1aion. opsn ~ recognition
eoapsny situated 10 ~ Bosr,osrs ssais Of
9ina innseA,s6 the Tsrsplhe ksains i,sehburs
Whs I'D hss solpaar and eprass Th-sc eps.nss
al with The ees mineral wssrs OF
me sarfousdns county the great long
90 ksswA and mssy nom dsanor. vasss-d
stss confou snd ~ order and
ala vnA which the ssssshasept 10 coslsessd in
sss pefoos the earAtvs seeu % sxps.s,d
s ssoaishen place drsssvss psbc patronas,
oah b Comparatively sskssw. s sasinsvs anay
aia, 10 sshsoissi;
Solid Iaeredients
$780, Ssss.. :: = ssA' ssss. ai..G.,sd
chiorids Of Sodium Carbonate Of Kim.
Carbo.afs a. hasnsaa Osssnic a.tt.s N,,
f~r-oxids o. Iron, gen.
Carbonate of Ammonia
Gaseous IaQredients
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FOR BOSTON.
LID The fast sailing Brig NAY, Capt. Dennis,
having large portion NJ Der engaged. quick
dpAteh For balapee Of freight apply Master
sHEiI.I,S l. SOMERvIIIH
Orto RANKIN A. wHITLOCK.
a Shippers informed taken on board
ths vessel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11
REPUDIAToRs N TEXAS.

Abill was passed at the late session Of III.
Texan Congress, 'oarring certain claims, debis
Judgements, &c.," which was designed to shu,
out, from all recovery, the debts owed by cili.
zens of Texas 10 those of the United States. a
member Of the Congress, Mr.. Armstrong,
urged its passage on the ground that '.mauy
worthy citizens in many Of the counties would
be relieved BY a bill Of this nature. There were,
be said, great many persons 10 the Republic
who would oppose annexation unless their righi
and interests should be guarded and protected by
the action Of Congress-" MIR. Smith, Of Fam
ain, opposed il, as an nfquilous measure nolwilh.
standing be had been threatened with sum mary
vengeance ifhe refused tovo,e for il! Mr.. Arm
strong made second appeal in behalfof those
who had "come TO Texas under embarrassing cir.
fcumstapces, and Who he declafed would be
driven into oppositiorto annexation il his am
nesty should BE rejected, and the bill finally
passed, BY vote CT % io/l7.
Il is well known, observes the LynchburgVir-
gilman, that large proportion Of the citizens Of
Texas aed TO that country from the u States,
in order to avoid the payment Of their debts or
to escape punishmen, for crime. It seems
therefore Mathis class Of persons are beginning
TO get slammed, he's, Immediate ,aunexationr
should lead their arrest, under the requisilion
.of<1he Executives of the several States from
14hich they ded
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-
The Unioa hsi<iven formal noiice tnas =
party has 10, sasI pisd their hosiility e ne
Tara; and The Bkef says b viii take Up ~
subject 10 fsu,iays, and discuss The ~no.e
system in : r.kuli nap1sf. The ole seps =
repeated b The dsp. ia references % me =.
normous pro6tsn The msDufseiurers--sha
his f.lIseiou. xr6ba s rSlied upoa 70 keep up
The preiediees of d nsl,iluds. hnsy oe -
marked herr. BY u way. that i s a '''''s "
guIaf, ifths ssseren be rue tnef eomPe'''
has mol 10 this CO s,ePFsa U, q y ooss' ]
tevsg5 hing else, isreguIsis the matter ~
reduction oftsess POTTS. 81.
But the Uaion q IS eoi tell u'. 10 me hs.s :
Us anathemas, wh3 scheme the Parry .'s = :
1 dopt-uhether lis lhorizonisl scale o. ''~s'
tty-6ss per cent, = y higher il necessa'y- !,
he plan Of the viHinia :. Democrats hePu9u
can coassDtion'' oflss3, 70 dissriniaaie 'g ''a'
Preiseiisa. If Secretary Walkers Circus
means any thing, soma discrimination g
IDENTIFY intended, butf il be not for Prolee''o'
then the inquiries % entirely useless.
If thet.horizontaiscsie be used, whien
1.-The favori,s policy d the Southern wing ol y
Demoersey. and noiIing more be wsn.sao ode Be
revenue enough for ne GaN poor. must CON
then Coffee fyfine tax--and then hundreds q
ueosssoIishments which now give employ mel
10 the artisans viii be closed We have no ideI
however, that ether of these schemes win be
dop,ed. All that viii be done. sill be to Tin
ker awhile, and - out the Wing identity {
The bill. but the country mu.t maintain ssl
aaniiai Tariff, ID spiie Of all clamor.
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progrs.. q me Cali for /. convention.


The subject Of Convention is beginning to
excite considerable inierestin the State. Meet
ings are being called in the Eastern counties,
and most determined opposition 10 The callmani
fes led. The western counties are also alive 70
this important question. We observe meeting
vas recently held in Harrison, which was ad.
dressed BY Judge Duncan. The resolutions .
dop,ed set forth various amendmen,s % ahe con-
siiiution The most important Of which are q
change 10 the basis Of Representatives, 50 as %
make white pcpuls,ion alons The ratio; an ex.
tension Of the right Of suffrage and lbe election
OF The Governor by The people.
We are inclined to think the matefial 10 Har-
rison COZ universal suffrage is not suchas should
give any great weight on this mpuentous
question Of universal suffraee-inaknluch as the
last census shows s, s27 persons over 20 years Of
age sho caphotfead or vri,c, out % ] tpoPula.
ton Of 1876 whites
Judging from this exhibit, fhe Stat. would re-
eeise no great augmentation Of intelligence BY
admitting to universal snFfsge . class Of men,
kxhc, from the evidence before Us have never
read the Constitution, nor made any progress in
becoming sequsinied with either the iurispru-
denee oihe State or lis political aaairs.
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A SEVERE cAsTIeATIoS.

"southerner," who is engaged in writing Sc
ries Of letters from the manufacturing towns Of
the North deals out 10 one Of his letters, the fol-
lowing easugation to Mr.. Richie, formerly Of
the Enquirer, which is as severe ia language, as
il is msriied, for his long temporiziDs with old
ideas and facts the resolutions Of '95, BE
thus cloudiDg the genius Of This great State al
most half century. "Souiherner" writes: J.
81 know that the Stale sVirginisI is poor 10
spirit, capital and enterprise. ] know We have
fallen from our high estate, and blush to own
In, Ithahk Hearen1 had ~ sS--as. In r. I1aa,
Mr. Richie, or his political associates, served
their God, and the humble citizens Of his Sisie;as
he has party, he might now have much more
comfortable conscience, the people happier
homes, and the State better name Raiber
ihau should have passe5, sir, the life you have,
with near sixty thousand human beings over The
age Of twenty one years, who could not read or
write 10 their own tongue The wonderful works
Of God-who know not personally when you
speak to them OF their Creator, that you do not
speak Of the Devil-1ho have no knowledge OF
q future state, and the death that never dies;--
say, rather than have spent such life, 4 would
have given half &c my income, lived 10 a tent,
fed on bread and waier,-besieged the Legisla-
iure and the throne of God with petitions, ami.
mated the people from every mountain, hill,
plain and valley, and given them no resi-, until
schools were established in every county, and;
every child a. school. Yes, sir, would have
done this FIRST, and then I would have bad some
claim to patriotism. Where now is the evi.
dence Of your labors, Is il in the deserted farms,
he novels and huts, where dwell the ignorant,
squalid poor starving, wretched thousands,
who Gil up part Of every county in the State I
Are these your monuments and trophies? Will
you look down on these when you are sur
Rendering your spitit1p To the Judge of Quick
and Dead, and thank Him that your life has not
Ieen1 spent 10 xsib' 90, venerable sinner,
though for patty you are nov bound hand and
foot, and sit daily at the temple of The hypocriie
you serve, begging and receiving aims-go out
Hike one of old, who betrayed bis master ss you
have the people Of your Stale, and weep for in
liuries you cannot now repair, and "repent in
sackcloth and ashes" Had you one hundred
millions to give, you could not repair the injury
YOU have done to your Stale Your conduct has
driven all The wealth and enterprise out Of it
hung mildew blight overit, that disgusls en-.
,efprising men aud prevents them from settling
with Ms. Your injury has been great, but you
v III have your feward-youT name when you
are dead end gone may be cast out and become
kissing and by-vord, with the young men Who
are to come after you. cannot help thus pub.
licly rebuking and expnping your conduct be-
fore the world, and venerable ss ron are, drag
sine you'aod your associates as public plumber
ers 10 justice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11
REsuLrs BEroRE srEduLArross.

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The Lynehburs virsinisn we'll observes, that
ihs mos, triumphant vindicaiion oft the Tariff
policy L. lis results. II restrains ex6rbitani i'm.
por,atiops Of foreign goods, and consequently
keeps the "balance Of trade" ID equipose, and
prevents the excessive drain Of specie % pay our
inesb,sdasss abroad. In this way, ii{prevents
suineas conmeteisl Auciua lions, while il tends
% keep our curreecy from arrangement. II At
the same time furnishes an extensive home MARI
kst fog the consumption Of many agricultural
products, which can fad no consumers else
where, while !, reduces the price Of ell the f.
bties which the agricultural portions Of The
commonly hare to buy, that being The intvi,a-
bic tendency Of eouPetilioa. and multiplied pro
duelien. These are i,sfrai,s -and they will out
weigh sll HE sneenissise eeini... sf mere lheo-
fisis and iht iafrs,itd declarations AZ The SCENTS
and factors Of foreign maufacturers, who swarm
among us, and Who cannot do better service 10
iheii Rusopesn employers Than 10 break down
their American rivals. " j.