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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18

We received by last evenings mail from Will
lamsburg communication from "A Polk Man
on the 9Th of November" We have already
touched the points TO which he refers. There is
no intention in Washington 10 remove every man
who was put in by Mr. Tyler. or 'voted for Gen.
Harrison in 1870" We have shown, for exam
pie, that MIR. Wise, Notwithstanding his own de-
ica,e relations 10 Mr.. Polk, will be retained as
Minister in Brazil.
There is no determined hostility 10 Mr.. Cal
houn" and his friends For, il is but The other
day, that Mr.. Elmore, devoted friend OF Mr..
Calhoun, and one OF the ablest statesmen in
South Carolina, was offered the highest mission
in the world, viz, 10 LONDON.
Ii is probably true, as has been stated in The pa
pers. thai Mr.. Albert c. Soulhall, "a finn and m
devia,ing friend of Mr. Polk" has been superse-
ded. as Superintendent OF Live Oak in Louisiana;
but we have already given The explanation of The
Madisonan Mr. Claiborne is resident Of Loui-
siana, where the Live Oak is found, and pre-
ference is therefore given 10 him over Mr.. S.
We have no doubt, that as soon as the merits
of Mr.. A G. Sou,hal are known to Mr.. Polk,
Mr.. s. will not find his merits overlooked. MIR.
Polk is mol the man 10 prosecute any secon Of the
party, or do injustcr, knowingly, 10 any man.
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MISSES BRAMsoN,s FAREWELL CONCERT

MISSES BRAMsoN's FAREWELL CONCERT
THE little Queen of the Piano Forte wi!
i give her farewell Concert al the Exchans
Concert Room, THIS EVENING. Miss Jo
sephine will be assisted by her Sister, and Pc
fessors J. X. Cpl and T. II. Yanden-Berg.
u Tickets so cents; children halt price :
Doors will be open AT half past seven O'Clock
II The Concert 10 commence al O'Clock pre-.
cisely April Is
COMETHING SUPERIOR FOR TIE LA.
- DIES.-We have just received a splenid
lot of Ladies' fine English Bronze, Kid and No.
rocco Slippers, which we pronounce 10 be extra.
Ladies, il you want 10 see something elegant
give us call.
April 10 PUTNEY & WATTS
a. FOR RENT OR I.EASE.-Th .hon~e
fsssaf at the corner OF Main and Twelfth orBssia
.E.asMs Streets, and the one next above ii; betg
the two houses next below Lynch's Old Coffee
House. Also, three tenemens behind the rre.
cceding, fronting on Basin Street
For terms, apply 10 GEORGE P.CRCMP, 10
Richmond, or By letter 10 ROBERT GREEN.
HOW, Washington city April lS-2aw2s
- Wing please copy.
DATENT HORSE SHOES.-Wauanlr!
i not 10 break in wearing just received an!
lor sale cheap By j. A. CLARkSON&C co
No III Broad ST., Shockoe Hill, opposite lar
Swan Tavern. April Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-18

TN CHANCERY-ViRGISiA: q.
i Court Of Chancery for The RicSGos.- :,
held at the Capitol, in the City Of h''"'
Friday, March 2sih, ls45 p,l
William M. Thompson,
against n,.o.
Nathaniel DENLY, ~ 81,
The defendant this day filed h :. , ~,
bill Of the plaintiff, 10 which the sssa d.
piled generally. And theTeupcn y. ~,
on, by consent OF the parties y w. y,
TO be heard upon The bill, answers :, :.
tion, and was argued BY counsel. -. =, ,
ton whereof, the Court doth aclue-. *
decree, that one OF The Commas -
Cour. do state, settle and adjust lls r. r.
accounts OF the late firm OF Denny !
and report the same 10 The CouTi, w., II
ters specially stated deemed periinea,'
or which either party may require = "a.
And the Court doth further ORG, n1-
purpose Of executing this decree, ' w. /;
books in the possession OF either o. -
submitted TO the said Commiss!ois''
A Copy-Tesie: u,.Rn \
N. P. HOVE
COMMISSIONER, VI
Richmond, 10th aP.% :
The parties concerned, are 1Pc;si
attend al my Office, in the Ci'y % o. orIaI |
the 18th day of June next, oy 'v.r,be q
with the evidence necessary 70 ensse,is:
form The duties required BY 'n eet;yT0Re
April le-w4wc
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INTERPRETING VOLUME ,

We have new book before ms, OF which we
can speak con- 0more It has burst upon us unex-
pecledlv-andfilled us not only with surprise, but
with delight. 1t comes over our Virginia senses,
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FoR THE ENQUIRER

To Com. ]. d. ELLIOTT,
United States Navy.
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,E'EEg1 i 4s69E2&9 NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO POLITICS AND EITERATtBE.
 IRO,SPRfIYYJS.

E%I l. publish a newspaper, to be edH-
 " ed .ee pflncipa! languages which are sPo@a4 ii -meuea, viz: English, spanish and French.
 In ofdaf to giye tbc public an exeet idea of the plan Hdieh NC propose ;5 taoTn ths publication. iiIa' order VHd form ot EAiea F D. i=leFt Ii ilf.se subsequent b4m5es. Wlo-, P.hl;c..i 5i5.HiH c5H- mauce within loTtHe.t.
 He odl.o.i5l dUtjas will ha discharged be .jrea lA=3t lHt sissaF, t5 NIch Is aija5 tie happy eir- ezas 5taees i5tat the dHas oi edcb eae N: Dc d.s- sa4f5 d i1 Lis nastge taasue
 For h. plcyosz oirecasciias oi tha Yagi t}s which " d.sit2 10 give to bis plqet. and having ia 1s4 lAe ict that can serve, at the a3a 1aa; To aIYe - .IH>a3a ia the three angB4e in which i Mi be Hfil'*H. r. tae aaaas et toHFHins tio trtaslatipus #' apa to ai ain thtt obj ,et bg n9t publishing al i1e afitei i5 ln h. tara iassla-a., b. only q car- tsin portion ol them, ana Waisl 14il ba q com h9I liieIasl t2 a'l tie Fl 5'rs.
 tde Wiljt} ofa paParpghlisAed ia tifis form, ca1- not o4t b1 appreciated by T pablie Wii3 know how t9 ftHa tleif own interests. u will be fortunate for lis If atn3as t'a ends " haze in view in pub iIsilA9 lhis Haper We shon succeed in stimulating, by til1s2 means, the stal. of tho5, languages whose ase Is n2t oaIy universal b7a in America, when we eeas af the character of is DPIIat.oa, of am3t absolute and imprioas necessity.
 The "Aarora' Will b. pvhiished on Saturday oi every Wehk, Tn the city ol Washington.
 Any person who will procure ten subscribers and renll us Sfj, saal hlFe tHo copies gratis
 All communications mast be addaass | 10 ..iaf- ITS, Heart, &G0. editors Of the Aurora -tbe post age, in every case, must b. paid, else they will moi b. taken from tGe post-oliea,
 Elitois friendly to ,he obiHet of His paper viii coater favor by giving the prospectus one efmore hsaf.ioH5 an forwarding tae papers containing 10 Us. directed above.
 The rates of sub-erPiQaa5 follows: =sJ lef anum iu fine United Stats-, anl j il lattign e5mtfiss- 3} for siy m9nihs in eitaee, SiNiy-thrce cents 2 month -ln a!i cases the subscription must b. paid iii sese jHe Sings Haa5e!s "iH 5a 5d a1 l24 ceio5
 AdvertisancHs ,siil ba pubhshcd al tie ordinary prices, with the ayan'ayeo of being prsatad ia three Languages for those Hho Wish it. and the editors will nuke tEe ttafs-laieas ,,atis.
 NorE. Persons Vao wish 10 subscribe to this pa per arg referred 10 oar ay4ats whose n1HIes sill 5e loGad at tha bottom of t.te last p1ro,
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f0nc yle1ney.
 Elected 'Ai5 year. for tae first lime, by single districts.
 Showing | whig gain ol four members, and a democratic loss ol ten, compared with the old Congress, istea etcied. Saadry changes wee subsequently, made, mostly ia favor of the whies
 There remain b he elected members, viz, four ffom Mississippi, one from Florida, and one [to fill vacanrifs3 from eaeh of the States of Louisiana, New Hampshire. and Massachusetts. Thefe is no doo6t of the election oI democrats in Mississippi, (as the choice IS by general ticket. a Louis. iana, and n Florida If fbc. vacancies il New Hampshire and Massachusetts are filed at all, fhey will De filed Witl democrats. Leaving these two pieces out Of inc account, tIe House will he divided politically as fol- iDiN4.
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No. .l3.
ANTRHebSY HscEg sElaR fFeRossAEg SfmGe eBGTSce.
MARKnAM srREEr, IlrrLn nock.

h
 FEYHIS well known establishment. er<s t located iu the business part oi i &xH4 z z q 5s the city has Ustnudergone Borough i Ss4S q nfAs repaiG and has been almos ltirciy Esslt .4 4rtftted and re furnished, for the ac- commodaton of the public.
 The proprietor very respectfully announces to his od customers his friends, and the public generally, that he is how prepared to extend to the travelling community, ttansifut visitors, and boarders accom- modatlon5 uasurpgssea by any establishment westol rhe AIleghanes, and pledges himself hat every a- teHtUa shall be rendered to promote the comfort of alpersons visiting Lis house, that vigilance and f. delity can besoW, feing determined 10 sparc neither trouble nor expense in giving satisfaction to his gaesta, and hopes to merithc patlonase Of the pub lie.
 The qualities ofhis alas, wines, liquors, and se- gars, the best that the New Ollean8 market can afford Of this he is confident, he having. with great care, selected them himself. He has also made arangemeals for ice sufficient for the whole saaaon, aNd Lousen BroWnstout always in bottles ; Albany ale on draft His cooks are celebrated in every departments his servants faithful and utlcn- tive; hsporefs trusty and courteous i For balls and parties, every attdnable delicaey Will ba served up in superior manner, and al the most reasonable prices.
 The commodous brick stables are under the nan- aSenent ot Mr. David Skclton, where carriages. bugsies, and horses are always ready fer those who may wish them.
 The Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and con medions touf-horse coaches, Tor the acconmad1tea of visitors, leaves this house tr-wecklY. a0a a. communication stages can at any time be procured on reasonable ta1ms by applying to thepfoffeiof Hhe resides here, and whose courteous department 1Hl desire to please trnds, in sema measure 10 soolhe the many ills that flesh is heir to-
 The office of the Montsomefy's Point and Roel, Roe tri-~cely line of stages. is also kent at tli. house, where one of the rroprietor5 can ba found always ready and desiyoas to acconlt date. au1 i whose puHetHaliiY, attention and reauIaritV s no surpassed even bY Il Stockton ora Raesla: aqdBiso of the western CT Van Bar.n mail lina, whose a.sen #iiI always be found ii his post.
 Al the slsam-b boat landing, passengers will Hala9y. i find blacks, Rortefs and diays, in ailau.iaaee.
 JOHN BROWN.
 ILL. D.
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From the New York journal Of Commerce. TWENTY -NINFE CONGRESS.

The political construction of the g9th Con- gress, which meets al Washington on the lst Monday ih December next, IS now aseertain- ed, almost to a unit
 Enc Senate at present comprises 21 whigs and 29 democrats, not including Senator Woodburys Of New IIampshire-who will DO doubt resign, if he has not done SD aIrea. dy, having been appointed to a seat on the bench of tho Jupremo Court of the United States. The vacancy will, however, be flied win democrat, as will also the vacancies m4irginia, Indiana, Mississippi, and Ten nessee; both branches ol tine legislature in each of these States being democraic The full Senate will, therefore, comprise 24 whigs and 30 democrats. Democratic majority G.
 HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
 The States are arranged in the order ill which the elections were held.
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From Ae V. .. Pieajai.e.
FROM HAVANA AND MEXEC,

FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.
 By hc arrival ol the Emprcsafio, Captain Collins, we have Gill files ol Havana papers 10 the 12th ult
 On the 6lh ult. tIlo Royal mail steamer HedwaY arrived from Vera Cruz, with S56G0- Gj0 III specie. Her Niales from the city of Mexico are only 10 lhe 27lh Noyember-twd days later than Ws have received direct.
 The nail steamer Tweed arrived on ti same day from Jamaica, with j50 Aasks quicksilver The same day, too, the Frep ba5 ei war Le .Hfcare arrived from Pen cola.
 Il k stated ii ihe Euro Industrial [ Baron Alleyc Ge Cypfcy was passenger the MedwaY. Pensacola accounts had correctly mentioned that he took passage the Eury9ice.
 In leaving Vera Cruz, the British steal met the Spanish frigale Orislina, which Havana on the 10th Noyember
 Gen. Cdnalizo, the cx-Provncial Piesd Of Mexico. has taken passage with his from Havana for CaaIz. in lhe spanish sh,- Fhcils. He purposes travelling through Peninsula.
 The Mexican troops stationed at IaIa which, according 10 some estimates, amot ed 10 4)5) man, have been ordered into ca comments at Paso de Oyeias, small pla half way between Vera Cruz and the forme clly Tine General in command was expect ed every day in Vera Cruz when the Med- way sailed, intending to remain there.
 The incident in regard to the sailing of the $. Mary from Vera Cruz, and the offer of ait from the MoHtezuna, is mentioned in the Havana papers.
 The Mexican Secretary of the Treasury issued q circular on the 23d of October, by direction of the President, qualifying gravely and explaining the details of the tariff as pro- mulgaed few weeks ago. The difficulty was occasoncd by some important errors in piinting the tariff, which was put in circpla- t0n ou the 4th of November. We note this matter for the benefit of merchants whom il may concern.
 The death of an illustrious prelate of the Catholic church, the Archbishop of Gpate mala and Bishop of Havana, Is announced + 1 the Diari2 of the 10th ut
 We Gnd some speculations in regard to th, sugar crop, in the Diario The wiitat is opinion that the amount of the product ] the Island has been exaggerated for the pur poses Of speculation. The writer ofe,s species of wager tb9t the crop will fall shor of 100000 boxes.
 An ordinance is published in the raYaa, papers, dated the Sth ult,, providing for re- funding the price of the tickets taken in the royal lottery, Fl Empedrado, the drawing having been postponed, owing to the sale of tickets not having produced a sum adequate for the purposes for which the lottery was projected,
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New (sOO.lss New Gs0ols!!


 gTNIE subscriber has just opened arge assort-
 men of STAPLE x FANCY DRY GOODS, which ha will sell eieap for cash or exchange for hides, peltriea furs, beesHaX. s., Sc. The above stock s composed in pat of the following articles, viz:
 Brown and blelched shirtag; shectins e.. 4--f. 3-4, and heavy 0snabuf@s; French, English, and American prints Haaseain d. laiues morning de lanes .alpdccas a,p3eca lP5te5s; Nhite and fed danuals lin3ays diapers L5Hdau duG HiaaHets point do; Whitney d0; green, blue, and scaflstQo canvass and red padding; sat1ets and c1ssimeres vcstiBgs blac., cloths; ticSus; Coiorld cambrics sicilias; brown linens; bIown Hollands; gnhams cashmere de ccosse; bach Italian eraYato; pong and SpiaG h silk his s linen cafabric do; inita; ten do; bishop lawns; book muslins; plaid, striped and check ulin, and campac; sewing silk; silk twist; lambs wool half hose white and brown cot- ton do ladies' white merno hose; white, black, and slate cotton do saIJ buttons; coat battons black and coorcd tifi iaribbois cotton and wofstad bra ces sup eias ed Ga cotton hdks Turkey red do linen aad cotton tapes; table diapsr, brown and white; gentlemen and ladies thibet, hnsHcB, silk, and kid gloves; biack and white crape silk and cot ton veiyets; needles and pins; hook and eyes ;- spool cotton linen thread irsh linens; do sheet- ings long lawns; children's Victoria boots; mixed hose; gents aerino shirts ;-togeiher with com pete assortment of gents sewed and begged calf skin boot5 mud boots; kip, russet, and black bro gans; ladies walking shoes and slippers children black and caiored b5ots and a variety of iashiona- bic white shalis iIaHne!s Kentucky ieans rotel kersey nseys osether with lot of school-booll and stationary. Also sugar, coffee, teas tobacco.
 D. BENDER. December 6, l8A. l5--U
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VAFgEiazag Eg. 2NnEf

| ! IS on hand i000 lbs bacon sides. hams and \ 4 shoulders, 20 bbis flour, 20 bls Whis1ey, U bags prince Rio coffee, 7 bbls brown and loat sa- gar 600a iJ5 assorted castings. j9o0 b5 sheet, band round square, and fiat bar iron; l2G0 lbs cotton yarn; i900 lbs bar lead ? boXa sperm star. and mould candles; U cases boots, shoas ahd hrogans; 30 box window glass; 90 srindscnes 800 lbs Ep- som saita, 6 boxes tobacco , bbs tanner o sperm. linseed lard and Florence oils, oil E2r and inadg- Wines co5niae and Amsricaa brandy; Hollan |, and American gin; lemon ayfaa, pickles, mustard, ginger, pepper saltpetre. glue, indigo and madder: imperial and block tCas m9ass5s, wire siiters, painted buckets castor oil, caIomci, rhubatb, Bate mars drops aud 2e oz qlinine 260 doz ems and saaeers; 4s doz plates; dsy white and red fad ;- white lead in oil green paint, chrome yellow and green pllssiaa blue, spanish brown, venetian red, yellow ochre, i1npblack, ground haywood, jaPan and copal yarnish; boraN sponge; i6 kits macker- el and salmon Slc., for sale low of cash oaiq. by
 NAI. 5. WAIT.
 July 20ih. 45-G
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Spring EEggs Eg9ag6ll4g amG Bay
 Sege39g,
TIE REV. JOHN ANDERSON. A. II,

TIE REV. JOHN ANDERSON. A. II. PriReipai.
 blR. wai IRVINE. T. C. D. .A33iStaBi.
 ESHE business of the next session Will commence B on the Eth of November. Mir. Anderson has made arrangements for tle accommodation of abou, twenty boafders, who during Gle hours of prepara- tory study @ili be continually uf5er tae snperps- ion of himself or his Assisoal Strict bat DIT 'n- tal discipline will at all times be enforced. Boys who will not comply wilh the regulations of the school, will be dismssj. Those wishing can study the entire undergraduate course of the best colieges of the Ufitad States ia Classics, Mathe- m9t.cs Natural Pti'osophY, and thorough English edscaloa RecijJi ions of pieces are weekly re- qH.ed G4a all the students
 The terms art-ior ho,png g mo3fb-jba student supplying his own catrles. CT paying &5 extra orthe session eff tea months. NocXfd charge for ie2l e washing. Tuition for the session i've !9aias ia English or aay ef is departments 129 ana in Classics &26.
 .ilI b3iraers are required 10 6eing will than two ta#sis, which with their clothes, ara ll t9 h, dis .5ac.t marked. Boafdofs also required 10 pay oe eLher bolgd a ail instances ba!f of tho hal ses- sion ia advance.
 Me. Anderson rsiers with pleasure to the follow a5 opinion oi his Iabofs during the session which has just closed:
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Two vacancies perhaps
Tolal

Democratic majority over whigs, GO; do. over wings and natives, 5l. Onjoint ballot, over inc whig@, 66; over all opposition, 6U
 or the members of the Iast House who yo ted against Gen M'kay's bill 10 reduce the taritl of l8l2, forty-iye are re-elcc'cd and of those who voted for il, y. Majority for rednelon re-e!eeled. l2
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4Ea-<ne. a8ns@E.-

FGILLJ0HASONW would re-
 zcS@4e. f0spectluiiy inform the pub E9s lFFz5S lie that heis nos prepared with
 =zs:'==-=-s first rate Calyiage, and also, l. .1ge IFaeoes, fer conveying Passenge |asgage 10 tle
 EsGa Springs E0mmodate four passengers with their ser Imy quantity of baggage. res the Ladies and Gentlemen flat he NH sm to any place he may contract foa, with omfart and case as they could travel ia private carriages. Ter, bis skill and attention to the safety es .ers is well known tofhe travelling public. s#ill be einaccofdaHeeH=iththehardtinas. be found at all times bY in9aifing at tHc Anthony House, CT tine Franklin Heasa. oek. April r, I84i-3t-tf
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Hoy. JOHN C. CAEuouN-We see il an- nounced that this distinguished statesman las consented to return to the United States Se- nate.--.Mem. Appeal,
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University 04' eEle 4ggsae 0g'
 Missouri.

End0syiaaent, SES50.03G. { COMMENCEMENT on the last Thursday of N July.
 Three Sessions, year of Il weeks each, be- ginning.
 lst on the Sd Monday of September,
 Znd '" fst '' January,
 3d Ilth < before commencement Boa1l, including room, fuel, lights washing &c., in private families, fIom .5l to .,z per week. Communications addressed to Professors E. H. LeHingwel ". ". Hudson R. s. Thomas, Geo. C, Pratt, or to the undersigned will receive imme- diate attention. JOHN II. LATH0RP, August T, 18I447-ly Pres
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|s E0 oHe87I00 51W 5e TlI7 70 7ay 7T70 N7T'5 Ae money mpqaiss f.
 05-Those desirag Complete copies of tie Con srsasioaai Union and Appendix, will please send uH their names previous b the ist daE ol 0eeeabeG next
 ts5 We will willingly pay tbe pa7tage en all let ters sent to Us containing dre dollars and upwards Other letters directed to Us, with the postage unpaid ,tHi aot be taken out of th2 otiire,
 G Newspapers throughout the country who will publish the above prospectus until the meeting e. Congress. will receive, iR return, the Congressional Union during thesession. ,-.,,z..
 MasLtn.Lnn Aur k IL
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eWto ''S i'i i''J JoNS iiiCllL afF @
 Spedentes, or less, first insertion,
 al FIFTY CENTS for each contiu-
 ines. and not exceeding h, to be
 .',re . and d hall--over 15, and not cX-
 iro squares-and in that proportion
 gdisoments.
 Easements to be paid for in advance,
 .aned by some responsible person. igidraI account, at the above rates, 9and under &I90, in one year, a dis .s, cent. will be made; and when it ,oo ar upwards, in the same periad, |sl ner cent. will be made. No dcduc- 'T[iIl [Il be made, if payment be deferred l. s5all have expired; nor will any re- r.je on lcgal advertisements, required nblished.
 ,rs.cTs BE THE Hfi All. ''1 '- Io lines, renewable at pleasure, $s3a. 7 sG ss 50.
 SC SC 5e ;..@enIs. sg or parts thereof, exceeding I9. < IS the case may be, subject to the 4scoaais fret mentioned; and no con rstes fora less term than a year. No occasional omissions; and ali contracts i, he naid in advance.
 oIyG ADgL1ie,FEsI ' FEI1 ETa. or less, } each additional , 9onths, ] fs6 square, &l
 10 " t $
 I5 I2 advertisements will be charged at the irales. unless @ contract be made when 'a; and must be paid for in advance. yiII be announced for aBy office, either .ouuty, without the advance payment calafs will be charged as. advertise ,ment required in advance.
 hereafter be delivered 10 any person nave 10 regular dealings, =al.til paid ,msnts must be marked with GEa nam- .s desired, otherwise tEeyWiH be eaa- bid, and charged accordingly. .ioa viii b. made fran the aboYerates. efof the paper. l2l cents. ust be Fesl paid, or they will not re- fjaa
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PRIN CE' s |nasBa EE0taTEEc Garden R.ND .NUR SERIES, SHING T. NEAR NEW YORK.

lIII.FNf, I1' T., v I4 4-A IN M V T - VI 1.-THE new Descriptive Catalogues (which fhaya cost over STOOL of the TREEs, EPLtVTs. and SEEDS al this establishment, will be seut gf2.is. 10 every pot pail, by addressing
 WILLIAM R. PRINCE s, GO. z. October. l8l4. i2-tf.
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srai,ra HltL, August 30, l845.

oTET'[d HILL, AugU5t 90, I545.
 DrAR Sin-You examination which has jusi closed hos eqnaed, illnot surpassed, our most san gnlne expectations. You came amongst Us with the highest recommendations as a ripe scholar and an releueedinstmetor of youth, and this from some of he most celebrated Professors and Bivines of Belfast Royal College, Ireland, aad of the slatas of New York and Virginia: We are now satisfied tbat these high recommendations did yoH no more than astice i5rvo are witnesses that the youth ua- der your for ae past year were not oaly united and happy, but have ngYes been so tb9rou-a -aly and accurately taught before. We tender you eur thanks for datcrnaug to settle permanently amongst us, and feel confident that it is only necessary for this fact to ba made known to uaka your AcIdaay one of the ncst celebrated et is kind in all the south efn country. Ba assured tlpn dear sir that you have already won our highest eommenaaions, and nothing on oar Plrt shall be waning b cheer and sustain you ior-tle future.