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AUCTION SALES.
ny Wellington, Goddiaa, Auc.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST.
HAM FOR SAFE

HAM FOR SALE.
rroperty its on James River, seven miles above
"oaI.ohn on tne Canal, and six miles by the river
road-perfrctly convenient IL market. = Wv '''0'
IL contains, by survey recently made, Gla aer,s. .
roods and IL poles Of which $50 acres are ,ivs, "a
creek bottoms The dwelling house il lecan, and con-
vtnien containing twelve from &c ar n sar,s,
ana all the out houses substantial and in good ruat,
An old Orchard Of choice irnt is on the land and ,
Wei selected young peach and apple Orchard has hrrn
panirhby the present pr"prirors. The place presents,
c'-rN Comfort that ought 10 h- " lshcd for.
is"siham - sold tor DIVISION II cannot indcious-
" iNied INTO 1u parts u Vii therefore lie yoitr,iy
80. on y hDNEshAi The 2iii u June, al O'Clock,
T. ~. " iaf ~ not The next fair day. The premises
wii he shown al any TIME ether by the nndt r>sned
q! the nsc.srtr, vhs ths premises. Entire posses
sion VIII hr gwen Christmas next and IN The mean
tue re "rr a+er VIII have The privilege oi seeding
crop ot wheat. w. ID. SIMS.
Sale conducted b.
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, auctioneer.
TT Thr Terms. which viii br made known on the
dag of sale, VIII be such 10 the convenience OF
the purchaser. W.. GUbDIN tuct
MAY 5-ctds
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q Isnrruss,s Lottery Onicc.
MO. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
~ Richmond, Virginia.

= ItiCHHOHu, Virginia.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
Tuesday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 1913. rs
No Lottery, - drawn ballots. IS. coo dollars la
1900 5000, 1000 25oG, 900, 80 Of goo, 30 Of
s; halves 4; quarters 2.
Also Delaware Lottery, Glass las. 70 Nos,
Is drawn. 5000 dollars, 1000, 1897, ? Of $50,
10 of 400, &c. Whole Tickets 2 50; halves 25
quarters G2. c.
Wedncsday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass l24.
rs Nos, ii drawn. 1880 dollars, 1000, 2.5Oc;
i,72O 10 Of 900, 10 Of 500 10 of 400, &C., &c.
Whole Tickets 5: halves so; quarters IS.
Also Delaware Lottery, Glass l49. IS Nos,
10 drawn. 1000 dollars, loco, 600, 800, 200,
l72, Sc. Whole Tickets |; halves so cls quar-
tiers IS c.
Orders for packages, certificate of packages
and single tickets in all The Lotteries, advertised
by Messrs. D. PAINE & CO., Managers, will
be promptly and conhdenially attended to, and the
drawings sent when requested, i addressedto
C. BURRUSS,
June % Richmond, Va.
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TO FARMERS or VIRGINIA AND NORTE
CAROLINA.
Su ID e riOr In OCS.

WE would take this early opportunity Of IN
w forming the farmers of Virginia and North
Carolina, that we are manufacturing very su-
perior shoe, suitable for winter shoes for servants
we have them made out OF the very best russell
and block leather, very s,out double soes and The
quarters higher than common, stitched up at The
,les, so as 10 keep the warler out. They are
superior shoe for labcrers. We warrant them
in every respect frs, rate; good leather; well
>ewed and double soles. Farmers in want OF a
prime shoe will give us call, or send their or
'fers. We always keep from one totwo thousand
pairs on hand during the season, OF different sizes.
We will sell them very low Tor the quality.
lime D PUTNEY e. WATTS.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHlP
rNHE Co-PartneIship heretofore existing be-
tween DAVID J. RUDDACH and THO
MAS WEBSTER, JR.. was dissolved on The Isl
Of Juue, 1876. DAVID J. RUDDACH.
Philadelphia, June l6, 1916.
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Including Clothing, Pocket Money, &C., the average
entire expense of Pay Cadet, for II months is about
$3.50.
cept his clothing, which the Institute furnishes al
Applications must be addressed, post paid to The
dersgned and be accompanied by und0ubted testimo-
mails Of fair moral character and of freedom from dis
and bodily infrmy. Ages of admission from 10 10
25 Terms of service three years for State Cadets and
not less than two years for Pay Cadets.
The exercises OF graduation will take place on the 4
Of July on which occasion the graduating class will be
represented IA follows:
Salutary Addresses by Cadet J. s. Mari Of Fauquer.
Ontion by Cadri R. E Colston of Berkeley.
Grafton by Cadet w. NJ. Nelson of Clarke.
Valedictory Addresses by Cadet T. j. Robertson OF
City of Richmond. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent Virginia Military Institute.
March r. lllnne& laMl2i hIune.
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nMcNrY nnIIARS REWARD.

NV En- ! DOLLNINo TT " n t11'
MY Man RANDALL absconded from my Plantation
wi on Hardware River, near Scoitsrille, on THURS
DAY last the llth May Randall is le or 10 years old
yellow complexion. hushy head; has an inpedrnent IN
his speech and downcas. look; about iret = or
incb,s high I missed the same day Yellow Mare,
saddle and Bride, and suppose hr rode her OIL !
think likely he aiming for Free state The above
reward of twenty dollars wilt be paid for The apprren-
sion and delivery Of SAID hoy mr. 10 secure him IN
80, - / gei Inn, again DANIEL P. LEWIS.
Sco,,svillr Va June 10, lsi5-c3w
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GOOD FARM, Sc. FOR SALE.

EIY virtue of 4 deed Of trust executed 10 me on The
I'D 3s, day uf nrcamh-r iSi5 by Eliza skriicn. ana
d. record IN the Clerks Office ni lie County Court 81
Hanover shall SELL on the premises, on MONDAY
The 6h of July, lis. Ii fair ~ En', tue next ar day
thereafter the highest bidder the Tract oi Land nn
which the said Eliza SECTION resides, ~ tie said
ronniy of Hanover, c"ntaiIn. hundred and iifiy
acfrs-mo,c ,.s>-aG Joining the lands 81 Mfssr-.
John Gin:Gn john King and others, nnd lying imInrdI
al-y the road ica.iug from Tie Old Church u Rich
mond, and distant from the latter place eleven miles
Also, five Feather irds Horse, Two head OF Cattle
eight Hogs, and all The ousehud and Kitchen Fnrni
lure aud Farming Implements Of every kind, IN the
possession OF the said Eliza SkeIton conveyed by SAID
deed.
The above described Land has on il a new Dwelling
House, with live rooms a Kitchen, Corn House and
Stable an Ice House, well in the yard, and young
Orchard of choice fruits.
TERMS accommodating, and made known on the
day OF sale WM. T. IL. POLLARD
rtI-
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TEACHER OF MuSIC

A LADY having had experience and success as
n teacher OF Vocal and Instrumental Music, wishes
situation teacher of the Piano and Spanish dulAr,
In Seminary at the South or West Address =. 4.
D., 81 unisa Street, Philadelphia, Pa. June s-eolH
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June %
CADDIS b. LUCK'S
New Lucky Lottery Office

EASEMENT ROOMS, Under HE Eagle Hotel, Corner
ID Of Main and l3th Streets, Richmond, ia.
SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK.
For Tuesday-Pokomoke Lottery Glass 1913.
Capitals: $4,000 dollars, 1900 {, 900, 30 Of 900,
&c. 70 Nos, Is drawn. Whole Tickets 8;
halves A quarters ,.
Also, The Delaware Lottery, Glass las. Ca
pi,als: $4,000, 1000, 1916, 2 OF $50. 10 Of 400,
&c. rs Nos, Is drawn.-Whole Tickets Sc;
halves 25; quarters 62c.
Observation-Disclosures, l24 Prizes. 1880
dollars, 5000, 2.5G0, 10 oil 1000. &c. IS Nos.
ii drawn. Tickets IS.
Also The Dollar Loery-C Capital 900 dollars,
1000, 900, 800, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn.
Tickets and shares for sale in each Lottery, by
June % LUCK, on 18th ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

THE BOARD of Visitors will meet at Lexington on
i Wednesday, the e4lh day of June next 10 consider
the applications Of candidates for admission as Cadets
the Institute. Vacancies among the State Cadets
WILL At that time, exist from the following Senatorial
Districts, viz Bedford Fauquicr, Monongaia, Neck
lenburg. Cupeper, Charlotte, City Of Richmond Hamp-
shire. Washington, King &c Queen, Goochlaud, Ohio,
Kanawha.
There will exist about twenty vacancies among the
Paw Cadets
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poTEToITrT SPRINGS SEMINARY

BOTETOURT SPRINGS SEMINARY.
THIS Institution, under the direction OF Charles l.
4 Cooke, rs Principal, and g. W. he,wich ds assist
ami eacl,er In The Male Department, ana MS. Lewich
in the Female Department, viii be- opened Juiy Isl.
The course Of stud; will br y lunw-
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Reading, Wiring, English Grammar, biography,
Arithmetic and Modern History .,,r
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
Latin MISUNDERSTANDING, Reader, IIsar, Sal
lust, Virgil, cceros Oraiions, Horace ana Livy.
GREEN u.Gg.-Gramnar, Keaoei, Testament,
Xenophoa's Anabasis and Homer
Solid l;eomr,ry Surveying, Plain and Spherical 1rgo
nymstry and Anaylics, Olmsleads Philosophy, and
Jones' Chemistry.
The session will commence on the Isl Of July. and
close on The rt Of May ensuing Students are request
ed Ia lie presrn on The first day of the session. rs e1er
cises will commence on Inst day.
TERMS.
For IN. session of ten monhs-Board, including diet
fuel light washing aud servants hire, $40
Tui,ion IN the Pfimiry Department, ~
Ia Academic department, 80
Payments 10 he made ny follows: Oncihrd Of thr
whoic amon, h- III al July, onelrd on The Isl of
Januaty and remainder NJ The close ol the session
1, ,vi hr observed that changes have been made IN
tbr sessions as well as the oi board. This has
bern done because past experience teaches that former
arrangements were objectionable. Suitable books may
hr oblnnrd nj The Institution on favorable terms.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
regard Mr.. Z. l. Cooke as emnenIly calculated 10
mana ge such an Institution rs that To which hr is
called As stewart he is accommodating, as n teacher
dil,rrnl ~ disciplnaran firm, man of business
prompt and "a member of the church active and use
ul Nest cordially do commend his enterprise 10 thr
patronage OF lis community, and most sincerely wish
II success. u. III LAM,
June C. 1876. President Richmond College.
II is with very great pleasure that express my entire
ana cordial concurrence the above testimonial 10 lie
merits, abilities, aud character of W. ro,kr. ,
GEO FREDERICK HOLMES,
Prof. of Ancient Languages, Richmond College.
June la--t,lsiJy
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TIE MEDIATION OF ENGLAND.

TIE MEDIATION OF ENGLAND
The New York Journal of Commerce, in pub
fishing the article from The London Herald OF 81
instant, which was inserted in yesterdays Enqui-
re-. appends TO il these remarks:
Letters from the mos, respectable sources in
+, gland give credit 10 This article. We krow
,hal NJ Pakenham has been in expectation OF
Instructions TO make proiier of mediation, and
,na,hs has given this as reason for not leaving
Washington, even for few days. We may add
mere, tina, all the rumors Of English interference
IN ,oce in our war with Mexico, are groundless.
Tie British Minister has declared 10 our &C.
Ysrnmsn, The determination Of the British minis
;r m his effect
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THE TAPPAHANNOCk FEMALE
ACADEMY

WILL he continued under the direction Of Mrs. "a.
w rah J. Ellis.
Mrs. +. deems herself fortunate IN having secured i
rho snsnr v.nr The services Of Miss McFer, who has
40 conducted the School for the last TWO years a. |" re-
csivc The warmest approba'i ion nf all interested
Instruction will he given in NIL the bneish branches;
French Music Embrnidrry Wax Work, Drawing and
Painting, will he taught at extra charges.
The scholastic yrnr, commencing first oi octohtf
nrYt will be divided into two Of hve months
each II il desirable that scholars should enter Al the
commencement OF the session, though they VIII be re-
ceyed al any time. No deduction made Tor absence,
except in sickness.
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To TIIr VISITORS or THE UNIVERSITY OF
- -. VIRGINIA

GONE Of the members Of The foaid having heen
- absent al the last meeting, aud private letters being
liable 10 miscarriage puLhc notice Is hereby given That
The next annual meeting IL 10 commence on the 2Jth IN
slant instead Of The FIRST oil July, As heretofore.
imo,ta M th.t full meeting should take place. sub
ee,s Of The highest interest the Institution will come
before the Board. Josrrh u Shbbh.,
l0-rL-d3t RtClOI.
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LAW NOTICE.

Law NOTICE
(,IrIsT0PHER L. SCOTT ard AgSER 4. ST!TH
u n,ac,cs law IN partnership, under tnr firm Of
sooTr K srrn Ia al i- Courts Of La% and Equity IN
az nfice Al Camden. lNashi.a county, Arkansas.
Prh ln-rIy
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cO-pARTNERSHIP.

On the FIRST OF June the subscriber associated
with him, in The Tobacco Commission busl-
ness; his son, WILLIAM II. RUDDACH. Inc
business will be conducted under the firm OF DA-
VID J. RUDDACH & SON, who have large
stock Of manufactured and the various kinds OF
Leaf Tobaccos on hand, which they are disposed
10 sell low, with view VI Closing consignmenls.
They have removed from The old stand Of Rud-
dach & Webster, No. So, South Front street, TO
No. 35, South Water street, where they will be
pleased 10 see the customers OF The late concern.
DAVID J. RUDDACH & SON.
Philadelphia, June l6, 1876.
JUS, received from Calabria, two hundred
and thirty cases FRESH LIQU ORICE, which
We offer for sale on accommodating terms. The
samples can lie seen at Messrs. WILLIAM
DREAMER & SONS, Richmond, Va, who
will make sale of the same.
D. J. RUDDACH & SON,
No 80, South Water street, Philadelphia
June 22-tf
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y, Last Evenings Mail.

NERAL TAYLOR IN NEW YORK.
NV York correspondent OF the Philadelphia
=, inns speaks of the recent movement IN
60 ...,,y relative TO General Taylor and Inc Pre-
m, meeting called rlast evening, for the pur-
i, =, ruiline forward Gen. Taylor for The Pres'-
~ was decided failure, so far as its avow-
~, s.sc, was concerned. But eighty people al
-; Amongst them however, very fortunate
ucrs few discreet heads, who adroiuy
na,,I 10 ,urn the current Of affairs from Their
-s,Ge, channel. and converted the meeting into
. mer. AMI very laudable assemhiage, LOT giving
rance lothe gratitude entertained by our com
'n;,r coward the General for his late brilliant
,',,a,r services, and to the great and universal
..s.n in which he is held here, as an officer and
.,silow.ci,iz.n. ANS we'll that ends WE'LL
eyPLANATORY.-The New York Courier
a. Enquirer having insinua,ed that portion OF
General Taylor's spatch Of May2lst was with
-. nom publication because il referred 10 The
,sculry o;carrying on further operations during
- rairy season. and thus confirmed Gen. SCOTS
, ,ws on ,ha, subject. the Washington Union says:
Having made inquiry at the War Depart
,.,,. We learned that the reason why the unpnb-
'.,e- portion ol tue uesPdtcu was "'uhe", was
.,slv because il contained information respect
Il, General Taylors intended movements, and
= rou,e and manner of carrying them on, which
was NJ; deemed advisable to make public, as
nigh, enable onr enemies 10 embarrass and inn
,eie Gen Taylor's operations
The letter was kindly shown to us in conf
sr,e. an:lwe declare explicitly, that there is not
- word in il respecting the rainy season, or any
li;iculies arising either ,heretrom, or from the
can; Of water on the route Gen. Taylor will pro-
sbv take Such difficulties as presented them
.ivss, arising entirely from other causes Gen.
'avnr was energetically preparing 10 overcome,
n he only waited for some further instructions,
hch were some time since sent TO him, and for
me additional means OF transportation, rendered
,cessary BY the considerable increase Of his
rec, 10 make forward movement"
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STEAMER COLUMBUS FOR BALTl-
MORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
THE STEAMER COLUMBUS, Captain
i Parrish, will leave here on Tuesday AFTER
noon 23d June, at io'clock, for Baltimore. Pas
SAGE and fare 10 Baltimore only five dollars.
Goods shipped 10 Philadelphia as heretofore. For
freight apply to
June 20 HENRY LUDLAM q W.
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q Tass;ass;c EIssase


IN THE COUNTY of ORANGE IL
MARKET.
AM an ous sell .iihrr portion, or The whole ~
l nv land, upon the Rapid Anne River, in the county
of Orange. This Estate i esteemed ny those who
know t. equal If not superior, tn any IN this region ifs
assessed value high any IN The county. This
Tract i supposed Ia contain about Geo acres, and am
,vIIinp IA srll either the whole, 800 acres without
The buildings: ii divided, till prnp0r,lon Of timber
could he allotted each part Adjoining THIS last 300
acres there ~. also 81 ut very valuable rmbered
nnI !, lic. can he had. Tn. two united, wnnd form
most desirable Farm. Owing 10 the excessive drought
az The mast Summer, my lands do not present ihrr
.al growth grass; yet their tine adaptation IL gIa-s,
Ia a grain crops, anG 10 tobacco = well known in this
viriuy There % Of the richest low grounds,
and on orc pat This irTps.tr from The river, stiff
cirn -rrich ~ least goo acres. IT. qualities have been
t..ed with result altogether satisfactory The dwrl.
I'm. III this Fam has sren consumed by fire, but tir
walls a,e still good ami can b. .y repaired ~ cost
~ $50 IN. contract rre offered by an excellent work
man These .y;s 81 fec; by 40 feet, two story,
wh an excellent cellar. The cost Of wood work nn-
drprnd upoa lis execution. The timber, however Is
abundant on the land. and there are Two Saw Mills,
distant less Than mile The COntieny If these saw
Mills two GrisI Mills. large FIGURING Mil and flourish
inp Wnollen Factory, must add essentially 10 the
vrnience and value Of this Estate. The location L.
such that IL cannot be made pass way, and Is pecu
Iiarly removed frcm annoyances Of all KIND. The
river has been surveyed, and company u now form
ing with most fattering prospects OF opening navga
lion from this Farm to and its distance
from Gordonsve Depot Of Louisa Railroad ~ only ~
miles The buildings standing excellent
Kitchen. with four rooms, Meat House, Dairy, a
large Framed Stable, Barn. Corn and Tobacco Houses,
and necessary Negro Cabins. The ,;aiden is p.odGc-
tive and the Yard beautiful with an extensive noun
tain view. My terms are onrd caeh, residue IN one
and two years, with u without interest, a may be
agreed between myself and the purchaser. An nnues
fIciablc title will Il. conveyed.
Orange. NAV i2--stf 4. Z. MACON.
IN No,loway Crcui, superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry
Thnu,as Owen and his children, To vii: Cathafine
Edward D. Charles r. Henry f.. Mary x, Siephcs
Nathaniel, Sarah, William ana Pamela Owen, (Which
las, b-ius infants sue by their father and Peter Grgg
and Elizabeth his wife, plaintiffs
against
Henry s. Hopkins. John B. Geers, Samuel Williams
and lack Ste w:rt free negro, Defendants
The parties the above cause who are entitled, IN
der The decree 10 the money for which the land sold
are hereby notified 10 apply for their several portions
thereof. LoIls Y. BpULDiN,
at,y Icuo,y Cutnmlss Oner,
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An, euoey Of Miss McFee's approved ability Is deem
ed unnecessary. .., e.,, =;
Reference il made 10 those patronisng the School, IN
the full assurance thn Miss McF has received the high
rst CONNIE ndations of all who have children under her
instruction: ,,
Dr i,rockenbrourh. DR.. Gordon, and Col. BramhaT,
of Tannahannock; James X. Mcou K. l.. Petts, and b.
F. Jones Esqs, Of ESSEX; John Brockenbronei, Esq,
Of Wrsiinoreland; Capt HUI anu Col. aa,iana, Of
Richmond county. JUNE i--e-n
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish. Baltimore.
Schr Baltimore, Philips, Baltimore, sundries
Schr. Jersey Oak, Rogers, New York, snndries.
Schr. Coaster, Derrickson, New York, ballast.
Schr. Calharine Amanda, Bradbury, Philadel-
pnia sundries.
Schr. Emelne Peterson, Thompson, New York.
SAILED,
Schr. Presto Willis, Baltimore.
Schr May, Hubbard, Baltimore.
NEW YORK, June 20-Cleared, barquc Ana
huac, Barstow, for Richmond, to load Tor Rio;
schr Susan, Allen, Tor Richmond.
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GEN. SCOTT.-Ths Washington Union OF
Saturday, saws ave thank the Baltimore Sun

Is, Inc compimen, i, pays US on The manly for
t-a-arce' We have shown towards this dis'in-
,i>het General How could it be otherwise 3
W. could No, forget the gallant services he has
,sn Tered, and the blood ne has shed in the cause
8, ne country. in the war of 1912 We could not
f;rgc n kind feelings we have cherished for him
~ 'ef;v years. We regre'ted-we disapproved
ii the course he has recently taken; but we appre-
bend no serious injuries would result from ii 10
he country, or TO the administration"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23

TRADE, MONEY, &c.-The New York Ex-
?re,s says: "We regre, to say tina, three Of our
most respectable houses all engaged in the flour
business, have been compelled TO suspend iseir
Payments. The pressure on this class of mer-
chants has been severe, owing 10 The decline in
Nour and breads;ufis. The Western business has
fallen very severely on those engaged in i, this
season more 50 than on any other branch OF trade.
There has been such an eagerness 10 obtain
consignmeuts. ha, in many instances merchants
have accepted for much larger sum than the
property, owing 10 the great fall in prices, has
oroush,-and consequently there has been large
deficiency which is severely felt among the mer-
chants in the city engaged in this business"
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine L. Co.,

1'11R1', ,It 49, OE LOI ENiES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention OF adventurers is requested 10 the
Grand Schemes for June. FORTUNES HOME
still Teens with pr,zes and those In want of prize tick
els, through which furiune may be realized should
address their orders 10 Z. w. PURCELL,
Agent for d. PAINE & CO.,
Mann nf T,ft.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23

The Quebec Gazette, of The 18th June, says
,ha or,y-fve is the exact number Of bodies that
haze been recovered from the ruins of The late
fire in that city,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED,

PORT or RICH No.
High Wafer this day, a, ,, o'clock. F. M.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-02-28

From the Mothers Magazine,
STORY OF \ SISTERS LOVE.

- ORl Ur ~ Slo E4R - LON Il.
A few days ago | was al tho Sral'
Prison al Sing Sing where heard the
facts | am about to relate. They fur.
nish as touching an instance of devotion
as have lately met and they show us
that in the humblest walks, even in the
atmosphere Of vice and crime, there
may flourish some of The pures' passion,
that ough, to win our charities and make
rs respect the poor,
A young man in Nova Scotia cam 10
the city of New York and fell am ong
,heives.-Ele became The companion ol
criminals himself.-Cerlainly he was ar.
rested on a charge OF crime, was tried
convicted, and sent 10 prison at Sing
Sing.
His sister in Nova Scotia heard Of the
fate of her brother, and resolved to Sc.
cure his deIiverence from prison. She
was only a servant girl and her scan,y
purse was barely sufficient to delrsS
her expenses through the long journey
TO the city. When she reached New
VI hS QUO VIC OIli NdJ W X
her brother oul Of prison was by par.
Ion from tn" Governor Of The State, and
he was at Albany, She had no means
o employ counsel 10 aid her in maxim.
he application, nor even the little tina
was necessary TO pay her own way tt
he feet Of lhe Governor. She went /,
service IN The city and work ked faithful.
| y till she had earned money enough tc
|iefray her expenses 10 Albany, and wa
soon there, a stranger, young unpro
Itected woman, with 40 other recon
lmendation than that Of having a broth
er in the State Prison. She inquired
The way to the house of Tho Governor,
,b;sined an audience, and then with ali
ne roqusnce Of love so beat up IN her
own bosom, she made knwn her redues.
| The Governor said he must have some
reason for granting the pardon or ht
could not interfere.
'BGl my brother is an innocent man,
said the g,rl, who had never for mo:
mGnt iadulsed the thought that he could
have been guilty Of crime. The Gov,