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.vew Post Office Lar.--The N"r,lcru papers are
predicting the surr.ss "f the Pest Office la~
Is q revenue IT. as,r,. a.. d III, al
ready in the number .t ma lahle letters But
tain that this hrIeaw will he progressive even 81, a.
d, Il ptahc. the contrary. ia, i, is rather
accid. n,ai. std thai II will he temporary While we
believed that niia n.dfca,n { the sysit IN as
n crs.ary. and would be- he. fetal, confess have
rduc,ion " lille il, de tails ,an ST., deiecliye--
COPIED tn tie Erl,is Ian, It's authors emitted 10 n-
rsa,e IL. If law several 81 The features OF
their m,d- winch They viii ena,.r be co.nI clad
.d,p, 1t tie, Would ..ye l.an ..,<rntu III from total
failure.
Our IL the evil IT. cts Of tie ties. Law sill w. as We
Anticipated. thu resignation Of nany d Tie eohpe
tent rs,HasbTs. wlsP places il will lie frul, sup
pie With suitable succeeds. The all ilj have
ues~r yielded to the rts,u.s.rs any Hing like nd qate
Remuneration Tor Their trouble, u,a.r Tie ornar
system; and the present law greatly restricts the
fraking privilege and al The sue in1 dninr tlrlr
Scan,y comp, nsa,nn. have .aI.eled iIat
u,.ny Of them would throw up lhrir nsl'Ls. And
10 il has laIpmd The Washington linnn s'aes
that ''niaty country I.s'iastI. rsaniag Their ofi
ess, III q, 81 the 'eran u, tie os OF,
flee iaw. We learn that nearly hundred rrs,.,a-
,Da, were received 10y HE Postmaster General in thu
VI ons day."
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GRIT U.l:y.

Died On the 8 nj mo, OF T,llrs f yer nj he res
de &c ii her noti er Prs, I,aula ounl, Miss LIZ
tY u. oR1,h. III he 9Th var Of her asr l.avnp
an htleeihait hi" ~. iwo sisters aid tr,h,r toe
~ with hunsn US l.lsinns aid a,qnalniancs 10 mourn
III T less She madt pa l,ssloh Il religion durinp the
last Year, a, The Campbell Carp nseillg bun did mol
unite herself with any society though she ad deernin
ed on joining The lr,shyltan Church nj he earliest
WPtHniy il,r disease RAPID and volenl in lie course
Wis ton" win httl,,, VI III it,ncs lnI,re. save
so' rs are al peace with God Her singular pa hence
attracted the observation and secured the esteem o all
VII" SAN ht.-l areuaoe fails III hr attempt 10 ,len-
tate tie nany virues lha adorned HE character Of hi.
al"lable yuulg lazy. D.yu.dl, attach, 10 hone size
"as surpassed h} aone IN The know ledge and perform.
anrr ii .omtae dull,s--to which her bereav.d and
h aft>sircktn oiher eau duly siify. She pure
and inlng ornament l., the sociciy in which her loss
has nlade Vacuum hat can never lie filled BLESSED
Win al INTELLECT 'qua III any efnency. in her The pure
II her Sex behel v,alinl representative possessing
hraH angelic charity. tie Diseased and the afflicted
found IN her h lung hand. That she MAS nlnisler.
lne angel watching ~ the bedside ii all,iion my avn
eyes have brne wi'oess Oil US, " pour o her neigh
h"rh"'d, who ST. recently regarded with fond delight
her " ho entered yo.f dors.-w tie healing cordial
III her hand aud lie hlnd chsoilhn words ulon her s
-lainen her oss bn' no, s, is lost. she dead
-sl,r lives III ll,avru, from whcice her pure splrIt
itnd.rly regards yonf sof' nngs.
There's no such hing
As death F.! Lars rard 81, IL nui ,i,t beginning
vi he" eAlsl'nct flesh segment in
The eternal round al change.
Then mother. ss'r rs. d pr ,ller be cnnsu'el your
daughter. yonr -Istf BIS al changed her s5ude Oh
" ha should ah'ld ,un o,re r,nsolah. llan ift las!
-xf'rlng wards: " 'lohrr, oh mother, ] am going 10
Hea'ni' She is gone. She never rriu m 10 yu!
But with her sar,fed brother. She j., gully avail
your arrival ltre' 1I'u he pr pared like her. to say
Il am going 10 Heaven" RJP
fcs- The II chm nd Mig Times and Waterman
uf he South will please copy.
-, a few minnrs after SUNRISE On Monday NOR
ming, the 7lh inst, SAMUEL MICHAEL infant son OF
Rev David Shaver aged y nn,hs aud % days. Not
II ST, hut gone btl1rel -
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firr. fellow the fssslusioa' Of the United States Con-
s'1 whereas. by said terms. the of the exist.
inc e,,er.meo. Of Texas is required: Therriore.
ivy Sec l. Be IL resolved, by the Senate and House Of
p.sr,.entst;ses Of the Republic Of 7sras. IL Congren
.r.h.d That tho govefnDen: Of Iexas doth consent
s, The people and territory vi the republic Of Texas
-, h, erected into new State. o be called the State
:, i.x,s with republican firm Of government, be a.
I,.d hy the people Vi said republic, by depues CON-
n,;ou sssenblJ, in order thai the may be admit.
ID a. oue II the States Of the American Union; and said
,sen, il given the terms. guarantees aud condons
-, forth In the preamble to this jim, resolution.
Scr @ he IL further resoired That the proclamation
- The President Of the republic Of Texas bearing date
Nav 5,h lSi5, and the election Of deputies sill in
.oyeu.on =. Austin the 4h day Of July neat, for the
.donoo III q CONSTITUTION for the State Of Texas, had IN
,ecodance Herewith, hereby receive the o the
,,s,nR government Of Texas.
SEC. g. Be It. further resolred. That the Presden, of
T.xas il Lssshy requested immediately W furnish the
.y.,ument u The United Ssies through their accrd-
ID minister neat this government. with copy Of Tins
hin, resolution; also 10 furnish the cnveniion To as
..mhle 4, Austin the Alb # July next, with copy
Of The same and the shall take effect from aud
,sr its passage.
Air. K,utw,n's hill. ".c,ing apart land fn ,he pay
m.u II the public deb,," Sc. taken up, read the
srr,wd and third time, and passed.
We are informed that the prop Jsons from Mexico
have heen reecrd and that the resolution inviting the
lJp~d States troops has been adopted.
The following the terms of The treafy agreed upon
between Mexico aud President jones' Which The +, Aan
Senate unanimously rejected:
l. Mexico consents to acknowled ,e the Independence
Of Texas.
q Texas engages that she i'll s,ipulaie in the treaty
M, to annex herself, II bec.ae sutj.ct 10 country
wl.a,evs..
g. Limits and n,h,r arrangements To be matters Of a.
pr-.snen,. in The final treaty.
l. Teas In h. willing IL r-tpr the disputed ints with
regard territory and other matters To the arbitration
VI ua,pif,s
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LI.VCHDURG, June Goth, l645.
STILL CHEAPER.
5000 pNir Roots and Shoes,

ID ECEiVlNG and opening, this morning at The Rich
III raond Cash Store All being purchased at auction.
for cash. al great sacrifices i'll enable offer still
greater Inducements 10 purchasers. Amongst the as
surt,nent can he found viz:
500 pair Ladies' black Kid Slippers, best Pha-
drlpha make. only Is cents.
Colored Buskins and Ties, from 81. up.
Mems and Servants Dots and Shoes, all prices and
qualities.
The aenilnn of Merchants and others wishing tn pur-
chase any Thing in The above line, is respectfully solicit
3D. Exanne NY stuck before purchasing ess~ here, ss
will sell them al much less than manufacturers prices
for cash ~ approved PAPER
JUNE IS Is
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The Weaihn -1h: Crors.--I, has been intensely
not for several days past and still continues very dry
Vegetation Of all kinds Of course suffers from the
Drought. which, for universally as well duraton is,
We believe. Amos, unprecedented in the memory Of The
present generation. The con fields which, few days
ago, presented beautiful appearance. begin to change
Their aspect the blades being considerably twisted by the
absence Of necessary moisture and unless we shall be
favored with refreshing showers in very short time,
Inc yield Of this invaluable grain be greatly diip
ished.
The Tobacco crop must. j, would seem, be necessari-
a shot one. Many planters have been unable, i"r
want of seasn, to plan, much ual. and is
now getting 'co late to do So should We have rain
and no small quantity Of tina. planted has since died,
OF has been materially injured.
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er,- The "mnurnin." for Ger Jackson being now n
~-r Washington. 'hr papers are calling upon The "u>
"iun" To publish Mr.. john e. Rves's remarkable
sp~cch before the Democratic Association 1( thai city,
the insertion Of which suspended, by qus, of The
Official Editor, as not being altogether '.in harmony"
with the sormn crrruonies Of that uccasun When is
sLis speech To appear
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n u II C#l;

vNlI.L he sid on the 4lh Monday in july. a, Lib
W eny. Bedford unity, heine Court day,
Or IaVcS.
helunping 10 the # jesse I.tu rh decd 4 not
ti"o t" the purchase money i'll be- required in cash The
re ldne IN credit I'LL lhr oh day ot Nav lsi6 the
purchasers giving bonds viii approved security
ID. W. QtARiES.
Err. q The estate u Jesse Letiuich, deed
July 10 u
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WHEAT This article ma, he quoted here ats
4" 50 cents IN Richmond, at 95 cents for August and
July delivery, ihou:h two fine crops have brought
SIN Baltimore, uie5 TO 90 cents for good tn prime
rrd, and 100 10 l03 for prime white The last advces
from England pronise go"! crops cons. qutny there
is no, much expectation Of advance in price, based
= foreign demand
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W The ,Irfr'ani news from Texas aud the Euro
pean advces compel defer until our nex the Fourth
III July proceedings at the "Cenre Temple" hear
aniphei court house. These at Elk Cre,k Furnac.
aud at P.dlar Mill, have been received anu shall appear
IN our next .yps@ibeif moi in HE paper Afterwards.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

W The Southern Literary Messenger, far July, has
reached u.s. iri9hi'd as usual with good things. upon
wien The literary eplrpre NAV eas, his hearts con.
tent. Mr. Alnr Is rapidly tesatng the character of
The Messenger. and adding 10 his own reputation.
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VI Inc h'chma'd Wig is sralausly urgin, ,se re.
"o'a' "' The University from charlottesville io Rich
oh' ana the Transfer Of The Virginia Military last
''om Lexington Ia charlottesville. We are mol sails
ned e' Tie utility If the Proposed changes by In, s,uu
"'eh' We have yet though we are .upeu To con
yction."
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=" The lst inst. the ciliacns Of N.rfll raid ia
''a' "o'ofs 10 The memory of Gen. Jacksun The prn
ees'on Is said 10 have been quite imp sing Afier III.
o,a''on by The Rev. Mr. Cassrs. TX presiden, Tyler
VINO was present on the eccasoa delivered by request
short Address.
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LINK 1T TxHsX.

ii received, lrom the freight boat john Randolph,
- large aud addnl' nal supply ofseasoraoe clothing,
consisting III parl of
loo sup. blue. black and invisible green Dress Fnnck
'"s's together With 2o pair SUPP. Colh and Cassi>
mere Pants. Silk aud Naeulia Vests Cotton md LIN
On Table Diaper. ALso-a general supply ol Dry
o"ods, Has. Boots, Gaps, Shoes. &C. &c Gentlemen
Who are IN "an. would do we'll 10 call as bargains un
sur ASSET viii he gwen IN every article.
lhls lot ii clothing was made IN Philadelphia express
y lor this MARKET aud every article warranted.
CHARLES PHELPS, Aucl'r.
July 10 IL
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EDEs IEI'EssE'DOE.

n4G THE PARTHIAN will sail from
AATIIA Hampton Roads. Tor Liverpool, On
SS<i99d Monday, The l4h inst. Passengers.
0a5&5O taking the Steamer Curtis Peck, from,
lt'chn'mt Monday mnrninr, will be put on board
same aIlefnmn. HENRY LUDLAM s. Co.
Richmond. July 10 It
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WIN. r. KwnceS 4 Dnmsl. A. vVlason, r.,
ATTo1WYD AT LAW,
Lynehbwg. "a.
HAvlNG ofmrd 4 co-psrinership in the prscsca
Il Of Law. win attend oil OF Tho courts In the
coun,ies "
Amherst, .lPpomaiior, Bedford and con,pLsA, and he
Corporation Of Lynchbmrx.
All business entrusted their care will be promptly
ard faithfully attended TO.
Orricr. the one formerly occupied by Boaldin 4
fancey.
June Is sslwif
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~ - II 4 e. n

~ u r e "
I N pursuance of Resolution Of the Rard If Over.
seefs Of the Poor. for the cuunty Of Amhera, made
at their annual meeting in the rtestn, mnnth (June.
am Instructed 10 advertise that they will purchase a
tract OF Land containing " 400 i the purpose
OF establishing thereon Poor liouse and iha, use WIN
may wish 10 sell land, do depos,'r with MI San'l. NJ.
1atand. Clerk of The Court IN OF htfIe The 3D. Monday
IN July next, statement Of the situation qualify price
and terms Of their lands. j. PElTYJOHN
.igent Orerserrs IF Mr Poor.
June ,2lJy
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PDNEvHi.H.ss


y G ~ n e II ~ II e ga y.
& X miles East II PMsypania eoeft house, under
~ the snMrln,endenre u
MISS LUCRETL3 a UILSON
formerly ii Prince Edward will elise lis fourth session
by n public examination the 18th of Iulv 10 which
parents. guardians and the public generally invited
10 attend.
Thcnext session will co,mencs the first day VI
August next. Board can ba Ind IN hc best Preshyte-
rian, Baptist. Methodist and oiher families dol.
lara pr month. Tuon loi n session Of five mouths NJ
from six dollars exclusive OF Music. which is sep
aaie charge-hus maxi ny the expense Of a sesslon II
five months nj le moderate price Of from To 4a5.
All The branches taught IN The hest female institutions
are taught hero. The government Of tho schoul IL
strictly parental aud being established in fine healthy
md agreeable nephborhood hy few gentlemen for Tho
education of their danqhiers Nevertheless until thu
sch@l is filled, ,huse first applying will be entitled tn
admission.
Reference to the following oc n,lemen whose address
is ,hr Cmr House Maj David H. Clark, proprietor.
Col. C.. u. Deone,. Rev. WIN. II. llocsbead Rev.
James II. St,ne, Drs. Rives s. Martin. Richard Joncs.
II. T, Atkinson and Wesley Shelton Esqrs.; and Rev.
Sam'l, J. p. Anderson, Danse.
July 3 w3wif
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SALE A. AUCTION,

pursuance III an oder OF the Hastings court Of the
corporation ni lynchburp, aud hy consent af par.
lies. IN The aiia hmeh eases ot Guegenheme lbroh
et and sundry Others against r. II Cheallam, The un
d.rsened. Sergeant Of the ror oraiion oI lynehhnrp
NJ" on Tuesday next. the 9th OF July. proceed 10 =,
by public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on a credit of
lour months. Che purchasers To give negotiable notes.
satisfactorily endursed.) the Goods and Chal,rls rvrd
upon by him. by virtue 81 the several Attachments sued
out IN The said cases Among them IL n lot Of Dry
Goods, SHOES Groceries, Household and Kitchen Fur
niinre. Sc &c.
The Dry Goods and snndrv small articles w be
sold in front Of my ice, and The Gfueeres aud other ar
tlces IN the house occupied by said Chcatham nj
The junction of Main street and SIKH alley.
II. DuNNlNGTON, S. c l..
July 10 t5J
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" The Abbeville Banner VI The 9TH ul states that
NJ MeUunie's health is improving, and ha. he rs shi'
10 walk sbpa, the house with assis,sncs,
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Il SKyD T. l,HPS

NOW an hand. fine llent Of Lard Isnps -
Ais. Oil Lamps of every description all u w.,Ich
"lll be sold very low, by ID. W. MOORE
Syn Of the b.. Pitcher.
July 10 j.,
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400 .y'EGROES U.s.9'Y'ED.

FIVlE SUBSCRIBER wishes purchase TWO
Il HUNDRED NEGROES, ofhoh sexes, from l2
To 80 years isgp. for which he will pay fully high
prices ,oud be obtained in Richmond OF in any part
Gt the State.
lie is anxious purchase, and is determined To
he liberal in every instance. He will pay high prica
fr Mechanics, Blacksmhs. Carpenters, &c., &c.
Persons having such property for SALE would be to their
ineres, 10 give him call previous 10 their seng.--
lie be- found al the store Of Mr.. NJ. Hart
Letters addressed 10 the subscriber from The country
will he attended to. GEORGE DAVIS,
May Is wN
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1sOWl1ATAN HOUSE,
RICZI.YON.D. ~.

Mfay THE attention Of gentlemen Visiting Richmond
RHm,, Is respectfully called 10 this HOTEL, 81 long
G2-.A and eenrraly known under he direction NJ Mrs
Duya lis delightful lcnIon its 6ne arco,n,.da lions
and the qur, and orderly in which is conduct
ed, make II cqually desirable for families and Of bu.
t,ness.
The Po1haidn House is situated on level and bean
iiiol emnrnce, near The centre of the city, few steps
from the Capitol. Covenants House and Ci,y Hail. and
very consrnen, In the Rail road Dcpos Boat Landings
and business par nf The city.
Or The PownATAn CoAcH will be- in readiness 10
CONVEY passenger. md baggage In and from the hotel
WITHOUT CHARGE, and Tim. save them frnm 80
cents 10 81 por,ersge. BAR. on The basement floor.
CHS. l.. DiBnEIL.
July ,s il
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TMOs. T.. nOULDlN and WM. 7. YANCEY.
HAVE this l4lh day Of Juno 1915, by mutual con.
L sent dissolved their partnership in The prac,lc. of
the law. heretofore existing under The firm and sly Of
Buudin & Yanery.
MIR BOULDlN will continue To practice in The
rpunres OF Charlotte. CampbeA Haiitar and Prince
Observation-Disclosures, Charlotte Ceur House Va.
MIR YANCEY will practice in the Counties Of
Campbell. Bedtord amherst, and .4ppomaior. aud tho
1o,cn # LynchLwg. -AddIeos. Lynehburs, Va
June 10 I'm
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CASH ron WHEAT.

! VIE IN ersgned, as usual. is prepared In p,y the
4 highest market price tor Wheat delivered at his
amber honse. the canal He invites all WIN have
" heat for sale, 10 give him call.
BENJAMIN +. SACKErr
July 10 isif
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s, GARLAND.
ID. I. L. PETERS, 3,
y. L. BOW Les,
A u. READ.

no We publish thu above report acroun, Of an
error which occurred In Of the names u Garland''
should hsve been rs, Garland as II now stands.
Eds pnginoa.
JnlY L.
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w3w If
To Tobacco Planters.

flNiIE undersigned begs leave 10 say tn Planters IT
i Tobacco that lie has employed IN his sofe Mr..
Jno II Davis who has had several years experience
Com nission Merchant. in selling Tohaee, and will
e"nnuc 10 sell ipr al 80 cents per hid, and pay tho
Planters at my store the Tobacco note is Oh
inined. ask lof portion Of the public patronage.
W. 4. YOUNG.
Nav % II
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Corn for .ENfe.

fNllE snbSarhr, will sell. al Campbell Cont house.
l. on Monday, the l4il' inst, being Campbell court
day.
200 TO $50 BARRELS OF CORN,
deliverable al the Pocket plantation, Siaun,on River
Terms liberal, and made known the dav Of sale.
JOHN SMITH, Jr.
July Ct II
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July 10

ElRGiNli \, 10 wit.-t, the Superior Cunt Of Law
and Chancery, held IN aud for the county Of Pat
NIX. al April term. 1915:
James Reynolds. Plaintiff.
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Jlnes ingrum. surviving Executor Of John Hall,
deed. JESSE Ess and Mary his wife, iormefly Mary
Boyd, Nalhan " ood aud D,al, his vile, formerly DE
ilah Boy David BOYD John Boyd. James Boyd, VIM
Boyd, Ihonas Bo, Joseph boyd, Alexander WOOD
and Susanna his wife, formerly Susanna Boyd.
Defendants
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July 10
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
CANDIDATES FOR THE STATE
CONVENTION.

Whether il be from diffdence or from
Discrimination for office, a remarkable
hackwardness has manifested itself a.
mong the Solans of the land in announc-
ing themselves for the Office. 1t is by
no means a ststion to be desired--that
Convention will have Lccessariaily
much responsibility resting upon II, ard
in cur opinion, it becomes not only the
right but the bounden duty Of the cleo
tors Of the State, 10 pause and consider
we'll the fines. Of candidates, before
they arc elevated to a seat in the Con-
vcnticn. We notice from cur exchange
paper, tha, Col. E. NJ. Holden, ef Per-
~, has announced himself a candidate
Tor tia, Senatorial District. He ayows
himself in favour Of equalizine repre-
sen's.ior. limiting thc Judicial tenure,
and the election Of Judicial officers By
It's people.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
PRINTING IN COLORS.

w Sherman, q rrrater Of stars
bnrgh, has ior.arded o the Academy
Of Sciences. 1T Pa'rs. a specimen Zone
out OF $500 ~umpre>Sion>) u! printing
in cnlors by Il new process. These
impressions. SAYS the inventor, "a
they come from the press, need no
rcluuchiu-; and whereas. IN the ord.
nary modes al poly ctromahic PRINT
ing, us MANY plates aud separate i'm,
pressions as there are different cul"rs
arc requisite, 'hese, his specimens.
although printed in twelve different
c~olors, are I'll from n single plate. and
printed at one stroke. No parI,cu.
lars of the process L c riven. ha; i!
seems very probable nat the one
plate is mixed from - ",hsr piates al
peculiar composition. erch having u.
oNn coiors on its required localities
upon IL. One obviors IGvauta.c o!
suck a process would Ne, that ,ht rs,.
alive positions, of ali tie coicret spa.
ces you'd be greatly moro ex 'ct, nc,
tcprate, and clearly dehnod. sian il
zach were printed al n separate s,rohe
aud from a separate pIate.--G!obe.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
THE rUnTLANn VASE.

This gem Of ANCIENT art, which
WIS recently broken hy sn mtoxirn-
ted man in the British Museum, is
thu. described: /, was found nper
Rn:ne ~ the tomb Of hlexnnIrr Sew
erus and his mothcr lriin. and the
Duke Of Portland gave 1000 %.uincas
for it. Its dimensions were small,
being orlv ten inches high; rs diam
e,er at the hroadest part only SIX
,ncies. The shape was elegant
The material. i dark hut transparent
blue substance. undoubtedly a viiri,
fed paste or glass. Upon this the
fcureG. formed of n delicate obaque
white substance, are laid in has relief
and sn firmly united to the ground.
work, that they seem rather To be
part of itself than to he fastened ON
by art. /, is supposed tha, ii viii BE
repaired.