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HEAD QUANTITIES. ron pgIzEs,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Late Of Wheeling, Virginia..
Successor To q. n. AIIenO
ierE GEG ETelarre Breker lslk NJ g,oKu,,y 4.

Late OF Wheeling, Virginia.
Successor To q. n. AII.n)
L"iiey GH4 EteiaHgs Broke, la 81. RieL4Oul, u.
This is the same Clarke, who. by his unpar.
brei unprecedented Astonishing hek in
distributing Capital pIe. Wheeling Va TO adyent,,T,
throughout The western country became that he
Pon OF PIeseiers The Napoleon vendrr of Mammoth Prz.
evidence that be bai above appelaon
he will only state that he has actually sold paid
J prizes of $4,000, and prizes .f 100000,
besides many Of 10 OOo and s5Qug
Th- proof Of which he rrsdy 20 produce.
sPENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
~ Six Prizes Of $4,000 each are $4,000! N
Alexandria Lottery Gas IL to be drawn AIrtandra
saturiAy "a August s45. rs - Drawn Ballots Capa6
pines Of $1,000 OF aSoo 93'O IS 1000 se Tsse,. 10
halves $50. Ce6eaie OF Package Of - wbo, ..,
sisO-HAVes and Quarers 10 proportion
Capital S3526I-Neit $4,000.
Atahaiia Lotrry Gas g. To Be drawr I-.arta
schsme-S75se+ 10000 1000 IeOa so pines OF 1000 So NJ
600 Se rsse. $40 halves quarters $50. Crraoa,e o.
proportion
$4,000 Capital!
Nsiandfa Lottery Class -, 10 be drawn Ae1ludra C.
SATURDAY 10th August splendid Scheme. 80 No. a,d "a
Drawn Bal OTIS $4,000 5000 1000 1850 lscU 10
OF 1000 ke Tickets 10. HALVES t.uartsrs So t.ds,r o.
portion
$4,000 CAPITAL!
AhIaRira Lottery, Cas- %. to Be drawn Alexandria c.
spendd eheme-soooOO 10000 5000 ssos goco ioiT loo
Pr,-' Of 1000 &c Tickets $40 quarter. $50 Csr6
cate OF pAesasr Of IS Whole Tickets s3Oalsr AMI
tiers ~ proportion
Grand Capital Of $4,000!
hetahdra Lottery Class IS To he drawn Alexandria C.
sehsme-sIooOO $1,000. 1000 $50 Frles Of 5000 no oI
1900 20 Of 1900 so Of 1000 90 Ticket. ony o.
halves qr $50 Cehcate of package cf - whole Ts.,s
si4O-liaves and Quarters proportion.
W Orders Tor reses and Ceraate, Of Paetss.
in he above Splendid oe. via receive the na. promp at
"h"n Isd az account 81 each drawing will b. "
after over to all who ay FROM me nee Of Dos
hE' Adde'S JOHN ~. CLARKE.
La
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the what tnsy can.


Let all the What tnsy can.
POI selling Primes srHArros's the man!
Drawn Nos. Of MononTai, Lottery No. ao-IuIy esth
20 81 81 IL - 10 So 81 IS 50 10
Tickets Nos '. 81 81, - 81 IS 81 50, $40
aud iislf Most Is S7-si Lottery
paid bS sTRArToS.
Drawn Nos, OF Alexandria Lottery F,u, I5s-JaIy s;th:
IL ; G5 Gs 81 "a IL co 10 s. 80 63 81 -
Ticket Nos. 81 60 ~, and 81 80 81 Nv" more prizes
cold aud paid by Suntton.
Drawn Nos of AleKandris Lottery 30-Juy Goth
G5 - - - ~ 80 ~ l6 IS IL 81 Gs
Ticket Nos 81 65 6o prize OF $500 sold and paid by
Srston.
So IS 63 II ~ 90 6s % &C SIS 50 Is Sc IA
Drawn Nos. in Alexandra Extra. l79-July 2y:
81 10 So Gl IS ~ 62 50 - s.
Hall Nos. 2s 6l, Two more prizes sold and paid
" ~ "a, by STRATTON.
Dawn Ne. OF Alexondra Lottery EI ls0-July 3Oh:i
{ 9 90 90 81 - CO 81 50 . 10 ~ 90 -.
Ticket Nos. ~ GY. Prize oil S23O. sold and paid
by STRA TON.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongslia LOTTERY, 3l-Aug Isu
80 II 6 % l6 e. 63 30 sc 90 &c
Tickets Nos 7 29 and ~ IS 90, two more Prizes
sold and paid by STRATTON.
DRAWING RECEIVED EVERY DAY
$4,000, 1000
sooo ls3o 1900 10 Of 1000, IS Nos II Whole.
halvs-2 qrs !.
100000 in SIX prizes $4,000 each!
For Monday nornng-Diawng received by Sundays
Alexandria. Class H. Capitals prizes Of $4,000 35Oc 1900
2aiO rs Of 1000 &C 7e Nos ~ drawn Whole. $40;
qrs 2,SO
Buyers referred my which are registered
al the Once, proof u done; every
S Orders for ages certificates
Schemes, and all oeres. be pruapiy attended TO- and
drawing wien requested
Please aalre.. order, N. sTRArroN.
Rch hmm Va
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Aurtian Sales.
ItTi sR DAYS.

it1isk DAYS.
Ray Alexander Noit.
TRUST SALE or FUHNsrGssE LIBRARY.
10y virtue Of decd o! trust 1 shall proceed to
- ssl on MONDAY MORNING. A-g g. esmnp.neinx at .
oeaes At the re.dsnes "f wn Esq
shall and 7ia streets h. Hou aud Kitchen
ing yalusbs collection
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY.
On ths dzy The place. O'clock
N" ah.nooa will aisp b. si
LIBRARY. Ts'm. 1t sale. J. 1. AVCHER Trustee
saIs conducted by 2-it.l ALrt. Norr Aact
By Ease"Port. aiI-" 81 Co.
GROCERIES,.
On THURSDAY, August 7h a. clock xn b. sold NJ our
Auction Store, the follow
2s bhds priin. ~
- do do PR d.
$50 bags Isxuayra Cof~-
20 hsree. Ric.
So bbls RectiEed wbisG.y
= hbi. rreoie Rum
do 81 CroI
IS eashs Lamp Oh
pip-. Gin; Ape Brandy
Fort Clir-I MAI ga aud Mas.ira wmss
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper
solp, Candles Bacon
Brazil Nuts Rsi.n.
Black Tea In hiif
GP do. do
Do do. II 6.b. bore.
10 bhis Nader Tanners Oi
TERMs-undsr sioO, casa. o. approved %.
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W. p. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
NO. ioi !xfLs sTREsr i.st aAs-s ,,s t'-,s. issls.
EIanaoan ".
TURIN yer AHEAD
THE 2D CAPITAL PRIZE AGAIN SOLD,

hchsosh Va
TURIN YsT AHEAD
THE 2D CAPITAL PRIZE AGAIN sOLDl.
$1,000!
Dra~ng ~ Nonongalis Lottery. cla's 31-Julr 25th:
20 81 Is Is 81 10 81 ca SIS 80 I6
who'e Ticket Nos. 10 IS ca, All sold and paid in
Half do Mo-. 81 % the above by
Quarter do Mes. Is 90 59\ w.P. TURPIN.
p1 Hal r-h', No. ~ a. C.pa Pr.- Of 200
in ms l.ou. ea~n Tuesday. Ssd by TURPiN
And paid at h. ono. last evening.
Drawn Nos Of tn. 10 try Al. Iabdri. No ia Er,r.
IS IS CT II 90 20 81 81 % ~ -
1hi- As-- the fourth Capital Ph BY Turpn
within ih- las, Too Monti,.vz
Mno.s r'sss'No. , - as. a'. c.pUir,rs. $4,000
Quarter do d. ~ % 90, hrt 10 1000
hAh d. do ~ 81. "a do d. 1900
Besides sun-iry smaller Prz-. goo he
W Al -oAi aud paid BY Turpn sine. 2i-t May last
Person. IN the the follow ing
on', Is ~.n'd Tor any paIpo's can be had BY nins
nanee fo PACKAGE. c-nh ate, OF Single Tickets any
~ ~ BY fet1rn mail ard the drawing WHEN r,quesed
a. soon a- received % Po-'asss need b. paid 90
Lottery To be drawn I'd August.
100000 in Prizes Of $4,000!
Asrandfin Lous, Class II. rs Nos and u Drawn Barot.
PRES Of sioooo prne Of $3.50
prr I" 5000 % priEss Of 900
he. &c. &c
c-..s. Tickets slo-liays. a-aear.r. so.
csr'iheais Of Package Of % Who. Tiessu si2o
Do. DO as aaar., 90 80 20 20
Capital S3j-294-Neu $4,000
'a-io be drawn Saturday
IL Nos and II Ballots
SCHEME:
s6,Sai sIOOsO
1000
so priLss Of 1000 S pri1s. OF 900
&c, ke..
Tickets sio--Iav.. S-Qusr-r. 2 so
'srn1aie Of Package Whole Tickets 81 1O-Iaiy..
and AuareTs in proportion.
W In addition TO tho above W h.. Away.
o" A' Tickets IN smaller oe-Captal- ranging from
To $4,000 and Tesss s5lira~nx. Of which AZ.
eeiv-d daily Por priI.s any Lottery address
ia Ri,t,nons y,
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PURCELL'S OFFICE.

NO 6 South l-th Street raans to NAyo's Ruleel
Saturday Evening7s No. - Drawn Captas S.OoO sOco
1000 1850 1850 Io''. 30 OF sO have. l. az.
So et-.
$4,000 Cspital.
Grand Consolidated Lottery No Slfar III. OF August isss
$4,000 1900 ke Ticket. SIS. halves SO quarter, as
For full sehcmes, call ofee.
l5- Tickets the all Io,i,ric. under IN. .p,
Management t ~ Paine Co, constantly ri.rs CONF
DENTAL and lh~ drawing sent fec al Purcell ON
ees os cash OF prize tickets te postage be pad
Rememher, Tor large Pi1es ant prompt pay addres.
q. w. PURCELL
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COMMUNICATING INSURANCE. onrANy

NV 'VEH IUV IHIht ICF5.
"A 5 the severe fire in this city will doubtless
cause much the minds OF paucs holding Poll
eies Of this ONCE 10 thought advisable ont
authorship nsuanee Company, amer all their
F have handsome Capital and continuing
business not only this but through Agencies hereto
lore asd thai they viii promptly adjust all sses which
J.. SMITH ROGERS P,,sidcnt
To u. 9. RASDotrH, Agent Richmond, Va.
W RISKS taken, a. heretofore by
ia 27-iw H. COUPLAND RANDOLPH AGENT
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bholL FATTY DR9wNED-On tho ii III inst Miss Ro.
safe huobig her mother two sisters and Miss Dfesse
were drowned IN the kasksks river Illinois which the y
attempted TO cross their way 60 Prsitie du Long MI.
~ e nome ihat morning, with bridal parry; TO be mar
req 70 hr H. ketle who wi'h his friends was waiting
Being slammed al the delay no proceeded IN tho live,
NC sw lne ,-hef OF tho young lady who was on the river
oans WIN tue hye eoPses lying hin The father was
nearly frantic with grief The corpse. .ere ,,Ls Il, ,S
house Of the intended bridegroom and IN. e,i
viuts gave place 10 funeral rites,
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FINE FAMILY GROCERY,
GEORGE w DICKSON


VIE 'a6seHesr, having opened Grocery nj No. i4a Main
s'9sst .asi below the Exchange above
N hoo Uphostere an Pap-rhanser respectfully octs The
patronage OF the enzsns Richmond vicinity
trncs keeping hand the very
hn.s' aee' IN - line aud having purchased
al se lowest prices has doubt give sat.etion 70
AL VINO may aVof with their His consists in
part Of the follow ng
Wines, OF 3iherenf
doz OF Schedam Gin
Teas,
lSguira Java audi Manila Cuase
Woois-y WOosey pulsr md cru.Asd sas.r
Porto Rico and n ~ Sugar
SAID nos, whois and half boxes. Anebsy,,.
PiSa>d LShsisTs Pickles
Lo@ton MulhrOon CAtsups
Wslaui aEt Tona'o 30.
Olives, French; Capets
Preserved Ginger, which oaa sell very low
MaeaIoni Veraiics.l al. Starch
Imported Bologna SaEzage-
baltimore ,sssd Beef Hams Table sah
iossT with variety articles too numerous 10
"en'.on f"i 'ae a. e. w. DECISIONS
80 Main st.
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bruEALTu RENEWED AND An INVIGO-
a'ed and heahln condition Of body produced by
EaTEnut,s EEfeTyegceaI geIfzeE A ucrteut

faIed hI heahIu tondon q body produced
tarraops Efferyegcent SeIGzeF pcrIcuf.
TVS preparation universally allowed most popular ~
mcdy n the present day Of be
Bilious and Liver Companio Nrynus Weakness Heart
burn habituai CoveneS &C The surprising tacy this ms
dcne hls obtained for the patronage u many persons
whose high eBconuIn together with IT, extensive Increasing
sale fully proves 10 and BIDS fair render
popular remedy ettsut.
To he dysPcpte the sedenta AMI udous twill be found
inNaIuatr iio ~ promoting proper action Of the
secretion Of bile, correcting when yaed Obsue-
uon oi The stomach and bowels gaiuaiy removed
ne appette and strength and enemy system
laVests and reSdensin climates will hud desirable
u prevents nny accumulation Of Bile, portable, aHd The
u o. preparing unusually Children frequent
Ioi g'ne aud cooling Jufgatye thsg will akf this
"' ~ preference TO any othef For sale Rchuond ~
- ALEX. DUVAL n co, Drisgirs
y" N IA Vain RrrI.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-A fire occurred about half
past three o'clock, Tuesday morning, at "Frankio
works" about miles from Baltimore owned BY Me.s,
Wolhered Brothers, in large three story building
used AZ wood house and store This extensive building
large stock Of WOOL and Of the goods in the s,o,s
were entirely consumed. The loss will probably be from
$4,000 TO 10000 The fine woollen factory was saved
and lie operatives will not be retarded
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SAslT GA s thronRsd with visitors The arrival. bv
fosd IN nine days from the 18th Of July 10 the goth
inc usVe, amounted TO two thousand four hundred and
persons asa u presumed that thousand had
arrived In the period by stages. SC There are
Vsitons-Eyg. Mis-
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OR the Of Choosis Affection. Of In. s,o,..,
tn. Faculty Of Melcns OF Paris authorized by The yr,.es
Government
Man, practitioners have Iron in Nil N. 6,,n.
--voufrd tn render the r,.v.
gam Tia. difficulty now longer for
the happiest and best npGtaby Feuxnoas Cno
The persons who will derive the Of IL
ferruginnus Chocolate,
It, women Of palid compiler ZION, complain Of d,neuh
ofeahns especially IN ascending th<
hear OF noises In the head whoc badly
whose appeue destroyed sometimes o..
experience aie.hhg of cocne-s
general ferangemento Of the whog, system
I'd Men who pal. ard delicate constitutions, xhs. Al
grson sdhui and who eIhsu--d and 6t.v,
VII md amer Using for short
mater al Improvement Their ,t,t-
Id Weak children and tek.v yin .s
gire strength and ieE
reC 'N -
IN But - principally young budding
whose "ah may ," 1ngui-hnE, that
VA be useful brilliant and svd male
re-- regularity IN all The functions Of n word
Furnishing state Of h-alth .uperv.nng prov. not only the
ul ohu' the Indispensable the Ferr
.n0u. Chocolate.
esh supply OF this valuable preparation jus, tn hand and 70.
sac ~ p. JOHNSTON,
- % Druggist.
STfs For baltimore, PhHadeiphia, OF fhs Dis.
mt Of Cosrlbta The fast sailing -eh5 lEoNA CAPTAIN
HOWARD viii take what freight Tor either Of the above
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COME diHaHaes for lSt6.
ISHERS Comic Almanac o4b-ea.ndar by yau,.
fh'cm e"u-e, for STATE Union. Territories.
Teras and British Provinces
H. nasiss Comic m. nc for I-ts-Iuu nj 6,,,x 1919.
halter cabBder by DAVID Young.
Turner'S tonic Almanac Ies6ea;-niar so,.,,
Tor the whole United
Croesss Almanac, i-i6-scens- The als.
manners ~ The baekwoois, adventures Texas ke
last fee'ivedey \. q PENDLErON,
~ u No I6 Main street
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REMOVAL.

Il b. STRIKER has removed his wholesale
- Dry Goods store, om No g. Rank ~ and H.
b-ow-where city nc
general assortment of French British
Dry Goods a small advance price goods being
chiefly purchased auction any wishing
buy will be richly compensated by calling sale
quantity o Spanish Mating, I, 81 and ca Canton Mating
Cspeting and Worsted Yarn. JNO. a. srRYKER,
Nos ~ aud -, Street,
IT. I2-am. Phiad.tnbia.
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From fAe WmeAssfsr Republican.
POPULAR EDUCATION.

Give youth good common English Educahon-such
an Education oil our Primary Common Schools should
be prepared give, and if he has requisite talent and
perseverance, he make high aud respectable Attain
ments IN Literature aud Science.
Self education is the best Educaton and the soIfnuc
Tor needs only sound elementary beginning II the number
and character of our Common Schools what they
ought TO be- and ihey assisted the people they ought
do should see more examples Vt ose great self educs
tod, SELF-MADE MEN. VINO rise up to honor and bes,
the human race.
But the truth is our Common Schools Especially In vir.
enis deficient both in number aud character that
they give the people little nothing build upon And
yet in these schools has been already remarked the ma
ton receives its education and character.
The Improvement, then, Of our Common Schools should
be regarded object Of the first importance since 10
them the whole people indebted for that eeme
instruction which hoy derive from no other source
Our Common Schools should have such an elevated char
ae'er, that they would give all, the Of mental
and moral improvement. But IL has been asked what
KIND and degree Of instruction they expected give
Or IN other words. whist IL meant by good En-.
gsh Educaionf To this inquiry is replied that good
common English Education includes a knowledge Of Rea
Ding Writing, Arithmetic In ali its rules and branches
Mensurston, tho elements Of Agebrs and Geography and
ths rudiments Of English Grammar. These sub.tsn.
tsl branches OF learning Of useful and practical nature
and should be efficiently taught and thoroughly understood
beyohd the branches here enumerated education may be
regarded rather luxury than necessity Of hfe
Give young man Of alen, h,s foundation to build
upon and he can by industry and application and by the
Numerous facilities for reading which the present eond
ton OF society Affords aequir education t once highly
useful aud honorable
BENAMS FRANEHN, the illustrous Philosopher, and DIS
hngushed Statesman received but limited share OF school
instruction and yet by his s education, talents energy
Of Character aud patient perseverance, rnised himself
from poverty and obscurty, wealth. eminence aud i'm
penSbabe fame His character and lustrous example
e'nHo'be too frequently held for the imitation Of Amer
can youth And while they admire his greatness let them
sou'e his success TO tho nsht ugaity temper
sneo proper application Of means and untirng indus
n.y. which must ultimately eommsnd success in almost any
suston in life.
PATRICK HENRY. the Domosthenes Of America and first
Republican Governor Of yrgnis received only common
English Education.
GsoHSt WAsHiSoToS, the good, the oRrar The Fotber
OF his Country, received English Edvcsop by no means
superior to that. which Common Schools II poo,lv
conducted, would be prepared TO give. j. W M
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RACON -
~ 10 hhss prmo Barim,rc sides
10 Shrutsra
9so Superior city cascd Fsuiy HamL aveas. u.,b,
shout - pouats-RScsv,ng and foi sdis io.. D.,
u is u. JUHsY G.s.a Baat
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hR. JAMES DREW McCAW offers for sale
cE rent The property which re.ia-. eou.,-ss NJ
obtained a few 49,
Richmond, July goth, Is4S s
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ay @. %. pirh,n,en a nrssn.r,

i USI received
~ Manila Grass C.Ih.
hohaT and fun Skirt.
Bargain. stu selling in Barrges Balconies. Lawn. and osh,,
s~i' !" maze room Tor Pan supplies No sxr--s
ia ~ lArHROP. CHRISTIA a IN
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HAhGAINN ~ III 1iuEU DItY GO,,D, ,

JULY -. l.i5
II. JENKINS will, from this day, sell off
~ cheap for cash The following Dry Coos TO m.k. loom for
supplies oi f1u Goods expected a 4 f- I,y-s
Cal.eoe Lawns Linen she-tns Mating V-.,ng. Men,
Summer Goods Of all kind 100 bales ami Beaeh aud B
shruhg ami sheeungs ttna bElabug- Chs aut
'etng- ia Lounes Fans, Ba1ne Rhand Caps
and '"n'' Linen 'imb Hdsfs with large and sock
OF Dry Goods of a.
far h"Fef-his sad others cheap good
Articles "i not BE- disappointed hy calling and examining the
tensEe stock Of Dry Goods To be found
u - II. a. JENKINS.
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. inch BUM. SHINGLES,

az 0H0 INCH BUM. SHINGLES,
oO.OOo go 600 IL inch Loose i,
Per schr Elizabeth, Capt. Jones, sale by
u u RANKIN 4 wHTTLnCs.
1NRUNhS-IrUHkS -Irnnks.-Just TO hand
per Express, n large supply of Brown.
iron ana WOOD Framed TIunss-Ai-o
BoIes and Nahes a. low II not AZ t. nt,es
ih-H any other store he ety- quality taken
'h" CONTAMINATION JUDAH MYERS.
Wet Main
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AND HEnRINGs-

~ 90 Boxes Imitation EtK Cheese
60 DO No. I Scaled II.rrins--Iandinr I'M. Ia, 6,,u
sehr Navigator. and for sale BY
BissELL Il NectSDIIsH
Jue9 ,,o,,.r ,,rv ,,s ts,s 49,.
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CARD.
HENRY T.. BROOKE s .JOHS r. TUCKyR
HAVE associated themselves in the practr.
Of the Law and will ausnd Superior and Inor Cour,,
H the city Of Richmond and the saIeo .nI
Louisa. 'N' ~
0 oe" on Governors sIpSIh-rs or the other ofth..
"'t a~ay be found dumas ,e business Of day
Richmond, March ~ Is45.-u
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OK TO PERSONS d-4yENG CT ILns ~ W ORR Ems
TH0S. X. WOLFE,
Attorney and Coun. elIor atIa~

Attorney and Council Law,
Nev Orleans.
Referenc.s-SANuTL TAYLOR, HESRY LrpL,s Il "a W..
WICK A. BARKsDILK. Riehmond, Va
WILL punetualy Professional n,Sinr.. .,,,a.,.
Il H. n New orieans
~ Any communications through the Post Office i'm Reamo.a
az fredericksburg nett will be attended
ID. -,
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- NVEN VIZ WUWIII HNlINtI
'hHE Notcn butsh Es ytsfs. putihcd Vol b. ng
= Ee,ys Cuucsl aui Miscellaneous b. r. utbtngon Mtesu
ly with spltui mo r.1I1to likeness ~ the author
Vol. "a being Ms IaurHIs E.slya ~ \ AuIa,u Q IA
hor Of History % Erogr reprurd IRON To- Eruh originals
win Le corrections 1 f edition with ms ro from a. "a,
eual gietuf, BY J. N.flou C,,ftnu
Nc 3D. beng h~ Woftsot Rev Sydney smith, with an engry
90 itsf nrss of t1s .uthIf
N' th being ih" Rr,rrsons ~ Chro.he Serb ty Ishs
Won VIII mcffo'nn pictuv Il -thfs,, phf Noun n Boo.
sPouing Jacket"
A-o TIE Preach Revolution BY \ Theirs ros .sisi u
new and cheap flfH.-For safe ~
JuN RAIL-. 4 PERKINS
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SrTs For baltimore, PhHadeiphin, OF the Dis.
''''t Of to'"lb'a The fast sailing LEoNA Captain,
HOWARD WI take what freight either the above
places aud sell with despatch Apply board OF
GtSSEI.L 4 MCANDLIsH,
(nru. r.fl &C.. tr.k
, 1845-01-25

Bowsings
EWilh this num1er of The RADICAL
my connection with the establishment
ceases. The publication of the paper
will be continued by Messrs. Murray
and Pickens.
Nearly three years have elapsed since
| took CHARGE of The establishment. and
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.
tny thing ofhis protested bills Of ex-
&iiange-of his notes lying over at
eauk--of subscriptions going roInd
among tie city merchants for his re-
lief. On the conirar3 We see let
tiers published from travellers, p"r-
iraylng the baroniaI Eaulies OF MI.
Webstcr's once morIgaged estate Of
hlatsbfcld-i'S noble caitIu OF Eu-
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the people are not permitted to vote fol
Presidcnt-the popular vote for Presi.
dent stands as follows:-Clay, 1885,,
533; Polk, l,327,322. Folks majority
over Clay, 38, 7S9.
The New-Orleans Picayune of the
9TH says: The Legislature met yester-
day, and at hiatt past II o'clock both
Houses were organized by the election
ofthe Hon. Felix Garcia, President, and
Gen. Hcratio Davis. Secretary of the
Senate, ard the Hon. Antoine Boudou-
squie, Speaker.
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Is he less obnoxious to the disobedi
ence of his children, the grippe of pow.
erty and 1.-The worlds cold neglect
No, is the response Of every man in
possession OF the simplest observa.
ton. Judgment and discrimination,
GA the contrary, the writer of these
memoirs has long since made the mel.
ancholy discovery, thai a mans own
goodness often proves a prolific germ
10 engendcr enemies the most rancor-
Gus aud imp,acable! How many
good men squander away fortunes in
acts Of charity and benevOlcnce,
which are not only returned with the
blacklist ingratilude, but tie bneiac-
tor himself when reduced 10 poverty
and want, finds himself Stunned, neg
iecled and even; disposed bv those
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withdrew, and thus ended what seemed
likely to prove a romantic, and 10 the
lady, a d~isagreeable adventure.
Leaving out South Carolina. Where
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though have made some ~pecuniary sac
r~itiees, | feel a pleasure in being able to
say that l have been governed at all times
by a sense of right, regardless of the
iavours ofany. an aware that in per-
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draw sage NncInslons. leIIcilate
themselves win -hbe reflection tina,
they have done a mighty deal of good
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of a few who think they have the right
to control the will ftheir ~neishbcrs.
To 10y friends, those who have kind
ly extended 10 me their patronage and
support, return my sincere thanks.
Those subscribers who have paid
In advance for The Pndicnl min La
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doubt the propriely OF callisg them
selves "unprrf tahle ~servatts." In
Chin. where moral sayings, End be-
nevoienr maxnnS arc always invogur.
The poor ave permitted To perish With
hunger in the streets.
THoMAs w. DoRR.-The Supreme
Court of The United States refused To
grant the motion Of DORIS counsel
for a writ Of kGhe0S corpus. on the
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"a
l.. ,sPonsef Simply and
~as sas y'h is, ,as .s xrs'shsanss S.
a ds m;,h ! looSian, Inclination, as
tHr cne person IS rom Win a nhite
nd another with a Hacklkin.
Let lis here dwell for a moment on
ibe life and character of one OF the
mos, luxuriant and refinedeaturai Po-
cts the world ever produces (and the
author is anticipated in the name OF
Robert Burns and what is the pic
ture presented to the contemplatlons
of the wise and benevolent 'ihock-
ing and melancholy in the extreme!
That Immortal Bard, after having de-
Iuged the literary world with a flood
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ri the lady or rot. Much
The decision, after some de-