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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-02

The Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana Chan-
Gerry for Spotsylvania county closed lis session
on Wednesday. Al this tenn OF The courl mere
were seven trials for ielonies. VIM. McWmrt
alias WIN. McQuirt James II. Ferguson and
Franklin Powell were jointly indicted Tor me
murder of VIM. Martin, and being severaliy
tried, all were found guilty, The Two nrsl OF muir
der in the second degree and the last OF voluntary
manslaugh,er McWhirt was sentenced 70 con-
tinemen, in the penitenlia!y for 10 yearSrtersu,
son ~ years and Powell years. McM hlrt and
Ferguson made application for new triai 10 the
Circuit Court; but the Judge, in an able and ar
gumen,alive opinion, denied that mo,ion' out IN
pursuance of a statute has suspended The execu-
lion of the sentence until after The session OF Inc Ge
neral Courl, commencing in June, that the pri-
soners may be afforded an opportunity 10 renew
the motion before that court.
James Chiffon was tried for forging an order,
and for publishing The same as true, &c, and was
found guilty OF the las, offence, and sentenced 10
The penilenliary for three years.
James Lawson was found guilty OF pet't farce
nv, and sentenced 10 len lashes and one months
confinement in the county jail.
We hope these examples will have sanitary
influence by teaching those regardless OF The laws
Of our country that they may not De violated with
impunity.-[ Fug,nia Herald.
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will ever be "right side OPP" in any "iair shake
with The Whigs-and with leader OF The rishI
stamp. her flag will be always in the front Of Dat
,le and the thickest Of The fight. UNION.
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The New York Evening Post, OF Saturday,
says 1.-THE receipts Of the Custom House here
during the week are estimated at $3.50 ,00O,"
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Old Point Comfort.

TINE subscriber having taken The convenient
i two-story Dwelling nearest the Landing OF
The Baltimore Steamboats,, al Old Point Comtor,
is prepared 10 accommodate a limited number
Of Boarders, and transien, visiters who NAV Ia
vor him with their patronage this season. De.
termined 10 spare no pains TO render The stay Of
his guests, while atthis delightful watering place,
as agreeable as possible-and intending 10 be rea
sonable in his charges, and relying on the preie-
renee which many have Tor comparative retire
ment, he expects, as he hopes 10 deserve, share
OF the public patronage.
June 2-3awlm WILLIAM M. TABB.
" Richmond Wing will please copy three
times a week for one month.
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w a MED.

A SITUATION (for young lady a. IN NUS
A private family She is competent 10 ,ea." eaei
French, and all the branches OF an EnslisnT ve'
The most satisfactory references given. sn,ou, 81
moderate. Address Miss d. Q. /, "s'M ,v l-si
elnia.
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aSfr11ttupt1U asatataaeece

in Mace Of the present Tariff for "prolec'Un'
which, from lis nature, must DC strongly asould
BY prohibi,ory ieaures7 And, above d'' s" :.
we not by our liberal legislation give - .,;.h
pe,us 10 The shipments of flour, grain &C., ~n'.
have placed exchange on England IN our ia'u''
We have here the important admission lha' 'ns
;,l,sorv nHome Market" does not consume INC
surplus products oflhe farmer-'ii"' 70, ~
ply finds its way across The Auan.'e' % 'eeu
'soauper labor" Of Europe. Shouia we no. ="
lberalze our policy, SO as TO effect Inc gfea' emu ,h
in view-lhe raising OF revenue anu q w
came lime cheer on The an.icorn law free traders
If ENGLAND in their glorious efforts 10 nnsnacAle
commerce? We cannot doubtlhal congress VIZ
soon grapple with the Tariff, and eiec' su: sun: =
forms as are demanded, not only oy the sp'f'' u
the age but by our own Interests.
GIVE THE D-L HIS DUE!
We have repeatedly rebuked the New fofA
Express for lis mischievous policy in unIuslly
assaiing The Administration for bringing on me
war with Mexico. In our view II was eAleu
lated moi only 10 cool the patriotism o. o"' peo'
pie, but 10 inspril the hopes OF our enemies :"
reign countries. We are now glad 70 NC aDe y
do Justice 10 The Express, and TO publish win ap-
probation the following sentiments rom l.s 90,
lumns Ii correctly presents The moral eiiee' %
The late action OF our Government and people
upon foreign nations. In addition 10 the Just
cas.iga,ion OF ,reacherOus and insOen' Mexico
for her many crimes and wrongs our e"e'se..
movements will have lnomenlous innuence III
enforcing the respect Of Europe, and in securing
our future peace and safety
at re news which will be taken by ms SNIP
which sails on Monday, is OF more than ordina-
nv interest, and OF kind which VIII cause no
little remark in the political circles OF Europe'
The British and French press, for a long lltne'
has kent close watch upon the Mexican lfou-
bes. and the announcement OF The commence.
ment Of hosliIiies, and The brilliant successes Oh
the American irms, will al once convince Euro
mean polticiaIs that the United States can resort
10 force 10 seize dispute, civil weapons failing
and prosecute this mode OF negotiation WIN ia an
the energy OF The governments OF Europe. ne
unanimily Of Congress in voting The suppnes
and raising lie troops, is fully sustained by lne
people, who row feel that, being IN The quarfei,
Inc question must be brought 10 satisfactory
settlement al nce."
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS. JUNE

TOBACCO.-Inspecions large, and great
dizziness in the marker. Sales OF Lugs 4; 81 20
30; common Leaf IS a 3 rs; midiling
a S; good and fine 6 $ 80, extra manufacturing
8 a 10. Occasionally a fancy HID sells at a
higher price.
FLOUR-Sl a 4 25-very dull. No sale.
since The Great Britain arrived
WHEAT-No sales mills closed for The sea.
son.
CORN-In demand. Sales at Ga IS cents
per bushel by the cargo; small quantities bling
60 20 cents, according 10 quality.
OATS-From wagons and railroad IA a
cents per bushel and from vessels 81 a 40 CTS.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran IA cents; Shorts 20
cents; Brown Sluhs 80 cents; Ship SUITS so cts
PROVISIONS.-BAcoN: SmiIhfeld and Civ
" Cured 6. cts. for hog round Western Site>
6 IA cents; Shoulders 3 els. LAkD
! a 3 cents.
FISH-Herrings, S4by the cargo and scarce,
Shad 81 81.
COAL-lO 10 IS els. per bnshel; best Glover
Hill 20 cts.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.-We have no
especial change 10 notice in The markets since our
review OF Yesterday. Flour is still dull The
last sales OF Howard ST. brands were at S4, which
price holders are now generally willing 10 lake.
We quote Susquehanna at 81 l2!-smal sales.
Nothing doing in City Mills.
The receipts OF Wheat are small. We quote
Maryland reds, good 10 prime, at IS a92 CTS per
bushel-Bolh white and yellow Corn selling at
56a57 els. per bushel. Oats, 3sa4O cts, Rye 65a
70 cts
There is a fair supply Of Whisky. Sales TO.
day of hhds al l9la20 cts, and OF bb>. al 20a20.
per gallon and dull Patriot, .HaU30.
a sale OF 500 pei cent. State Stock, inter.
IS; of was made in Norfolk, on Saturday lasi,
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SllaWlS.

EN- 6hOlDERED ChN lON CRAI |.
ShaWlS.
WE have received, direct from Canton, Rich
w Embroidered Canton Grape ShawIs, Of TIE
following colors:
White in White, Scarlet in Scarlet
Blue in Blue, Straw in Straw
Pink in Pink, Buff in White,
Also, White Grape with Satin Border sui'a.
BILE Tor plain persons.
These Shawls have been made 10 orcer AMI
are OF The finest Grape. We invite those wanting
a rich and beautiful article 10 call and examine
them. T. mcconnell. CO..
1877 Baltimore 81, directly
June &c, Opposite the Museun.
WHISKEY, BRANDY, GIN, CORDIAL, &c.
90 BBLS. Flacs's Old Rye Whisky
~ 20 Go. Richardson's DO.
20 DO. Cincinnati Recifed 10.
90 do. Baltimore Copper Distilled 90.
10 DO. Old Isle Wight Apple Brandy
30 DO. Northern 10. do
10 do. Country Gin
10 do. Peppermint, Cordial. Receiving anu n
store, for sale by
TAYLOR & RADCLIFFE.
No. SO West Main Street, Richmond, va
June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-02

The New York Express, OF Saturday last, says
"o, pa passengers from Europe, arrived al this
port yesterday"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-02

We have received The proceedings Of large
and respectable meeting held al Grave Creek,
Marshall county, on the 23d ult, Thomas Pol
lock- ESQ, in The chair. Col. Geo. w. Thomp-
son, OF Wheeling, offered preamble and rcsolu-
tions relative 10 the reformation Of The provisions
Of the present Constitution, and appealing TO the
West to unite with the East in the call OF Con-
venion as the only, and al the same time the just,
mode of procuring all the reforms which the
West, as well as The East, desire. A Committee
Of Correspondence was appointed, OF which
Jefferson T. Martin, Esq, is Chairman. The
preamble and resolutions were sustained with
zeal and ability by Alexander Newman and JET
terson T. Martin, and were unanimously adopted.
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a sale OF Co. 800 pei cent. State Stock. inter
IS. of, was made in Norfolk, on Saturday las
NJ par
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The Union, in referring 10 the New York Al
bion, upon whose article We commented few
days since, puts forth the following views, which
may be regarded as indicative Of the course 10 be
pursued towards Mexico, and which are eminent
~ Just in themselves:
awe sympathise in our wishes with the A bon.
We loo deprecate any war between Great
Britain and the United States, and we invoke as
sincerely as il does the blessings OF peace between
the two nations. But whv does il indulge any
fears at This moment Why suppose that the
call for so 900 volunteers points TO war with
England2 We mean 10 conduct the war against
Mexico with all The vigor in our power. We
NAV want $4,000 volunteers, or even more, 10
strike such blow as may compel her 10 make
peace. We shall invade her terriloryi we shall
seize her slrongholds We shall take even her Ca
plal if there be no other means OF bringing
her 10 sense of justice. We may want So
600 volunteers, not against England, but for the
Mexican war. why need the Albion, then, at
tribute our military energy 10 any covert design
Of waging war against England"
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
RICHMOND, 18th April 80 , !,
PURSUANT To an order Of the Superior coun ~
L Charcery for the Richmond CiocuIr, made .n - =
twenty fifth day OF February, 1876, the creditor,
James ScIuges, deceased, are hereby notified !"
before me- at my Office, In the city Of Richmond on
10Th day Of June next their claims against the ,'1 -
The said lanes Scruggs, deceased, with The svIaenet "
support thereof JNo. ShoRb' S"i" y
AM
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+ WORMS oFFICE.-Dtawinc of Alexandrl
j o,,s,v class o..
"a as 60 81 60 81 81 40 65 l6 5l3e
some soou ''"'' so1 - - 80.
Drawing OF Sussex County Lottery, Efuh, 'a''
40 3 > Is 81 y - 20 10 - 80 y.
Drawing oil va; Monohsalia L =. y I ~ ~ ~
u - 60 ~ 81 IS 80 69 III -.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, Clas, y
81 % 9 IS 40 ~ ei ~ - . -
Half, 10 % 81, worth sl5o, In the above sO W,eD
1000 c,s ,co =, s60 snc 10
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VIRGINIA COAL.

The coliers OF Virginia have doubtless ohserV-
cd in our columns an advertisement emanaiins
from the Navy Department, calling for tenders LOT
midlothian" :oals (The advertisement will be
found in another column.) The attention oil Inc
Deparmenl has been drawnlo the fact OF this being
an undue preference of one colery over Inc olher
col'ieres OF Virginia; and we learn, from The pest
authority. that the Secretary of the Navy has de-
cided in case Inc GOLFERS generally, or any one oil
them, shall send on TO Washington samples oil
from four 10 FIVE tons of their coal, that ne WIN
have The same tested and order the advertisement
10 be altered according 10 the result oil sucn tests
This. all mus, acknowledge, is consonant win
strict Justice and will allow every collier IN Vir-
oinia 10 have his coal fairly tested and properly
appreciated.
While on this subject, We are glad 10 hear that
The Virginia Coal, which constitutes an important
element OF our Stale resources, still ranks very
iavorably with tie mineral treasures OF Inc neigh
boring States gentleman, day or two since,
rallied US upon Inc bright prospects OF the Cum
berland (Md) Coal, that i! would drive The Rich
mond Coal from the market, &c. While We are
willing 10 do justice 10 the qualities of The Cum
berland mineral, we see no reason 10 lear lis uf-
favorable competition with the Coal OF this region.
We learn that in the city OF Baltimore, The Rlch-
mond out-ses the Cumberland Coal by one dol
lar per ton, and that Baltimore and Philadelphia
are lighted with gas manufactured OF Richmond
Coal, and ha a large gas mandatory IN New
York city is also supplied with our coal. Is Il
moi then highly important that all our coal mines
should have a fair chance OF being tested ~ me
...L-.:.ie. washington, and take me Idhh III
the Union which each deserved The Secretary
of The Navy, in giving the order specihed above,
Lnc lar rhnf met MI
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A CAPITAL HIT!-ln the House OF Re-
personalities on Thursday Mr. Severance OF
Maine said, "He wished 10 show that this war
was an unJu.t and Infamous war and that IRE
were committing g~oss Out,agss on -Het'eo. 1t
was idle 10 deceive ourselves; TO thrust our heads
into the sand, and suppose that The world did not
know wha, we we're doing. The opinion OF the
world would no, sustain our course OF action on
this subject This aroused MIR. Barclay Martin
Of Tennessee, man OF few words, but strong
sense, who wished 10 ask the Chair one question:
aWhelher the gentleman from Maine, who had
Just spoken, held a seat here by any authority of
the people of Maine, or as delegate The Co.
yernment Of MeIicol He would ask the gen.
,leman himself who had displayed here such
anli-American feelings rhelher he represented
Name mr. 1Teric0 nm his GOO12'
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Terms.
Tuition.
Nagical Pain Extractor.

I'D EDUCTION FOURFOLD IN PRlCES-
"a, or nothing 81 the user - not dehghted Unh
IL An article that every family must consider
Indispensable, hen they knox iis payer and va
lue, and which has heretofore been sold too h'gh
to reach all classes, has nOH been reduced JoaT'
fold in price, with a view that rich and poor, high
and low, and in fact every human being may en-
ioy It's comforts; and all who get II shall have
the price returned TO them II they are not delight
ed ltb ito use We assert, without the possibl
lly Of contradiction, that all Barns Or Scalds, 20.
cry srtern9! Sore, old or ffosh, and all external
pans and aches, no ma'ter where, shall be rcdu-
ced 10 comfort by il il five mlnutes-savng life,
limb Or scar No burn can be fatal i this Is ap-
phed. snLess The pit1ls are destroyed by The deei-
dent. II ia truly magical, to appearance, IN ITS
effects Enquire for &" Connefs Magical Pam TX.
tractor Save," al Comstock * Co.'S II Cortland
Street Price % cents, or four times as much Tor
50 cents, and ten times as much for 81
All country merchants are requested 10 take IL
10 their towns on commission, as the greatest pies
ring 70 mankind that hos been discovered IN med
icine for ages. This is strong language, but you
may depend its power will justify II. Sold at ~
Cortland Street, where II can be found genuine
IN New York city.
CAUTION.-Be sure you get CoHSEL'e ., as ooi
plate with DaIley's name on It has been stolen
and counterfeit md worthless stuff may appear
under tina, pane See that il is direct FROM Com
stock Il Co, or never touch IT. For sale at tht
Charlotte Drug Store by Il, Oates.
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.TESCEEG.F.NTOE y.
TIE FREAKS OF FORTUNE,
from TIE fKENtIL

Nothing can be- done without moaay,"
said George pe,lishly "l bad spleuld
proJ Ct IN my head, but nobody vii Is.eu
to such poor man as | y
We were three friend. met together, be.
sailgns the sors Of iorlunci our amcn,a
tons, however, took the turn they usually
take among companions whose age docs mol
exceed lSeu'y ycats.
And - said Albert, having iui,hed
work which would create my reputation,
could a Publisher only DO met with willing
10 Ut, The expenses Of printing
nav" a'h'd our Tf'~- ral " added /
3" 10 increase my salary, alter fur yea'- =,
assld,ous sety CO and he answered, that Of
such clerks he could find as many as he
wished lor SIX hundred francs a ,etr.'
My dear fellows" interrupted George,
although 49, have, neither the CITE nor the
other, any hope Of making fortune, could
we not get the credit OF beng Ilcb ~
10 ~ha, good - asked l.
II gives one position IN the word "a
largo inheritance au.menls the eousdcra
ton n which We are hold everything be.
comes easy"
q" remember" was ny answer, hay
tas heard in my childhood Of cousin who
went to Jamaica Or Martinique, aud never
returned"
That IS Just Nhat VIC want: NC will
+ kill INN. Yes; Jaques Mcran died at Mar.
tnqur, leaving a sugar plantation, my
slaves, 10 short, a fortune valued al tao
millions OF froucs; oil to his dear cousin
+ Luuts Meron, from attachment to the name.
We laughed heartily at the joke, OF
which thought no more but my t"o
reckless friends George and Albeit, spread
abroad The tale when We broke up with oil
the seriousness imaginable.
The next day people came TO compliment
me. It vii Of course be understood that
dlsayowed oil cause bu, no one would be
heyc the my tao friends had affirmed the
truth OF the report. 10 yala did assert
that 1t was all joke: many temembcreJ
my cousin Jaquc- ; Some had nctaully seer
him embark at Nantes ~ l7-g. Among
the number OF these VISITS vas one OF not
the most agreeable. With the whim Of d
young man, had some time previously OF
dercd a irock coat IA the new fashion, with
out having the means ol pay mcnt; the gar
ment was worn out, aud yet owed halt o
1T. There had boen for some time cool
ness between my creditor aud my sell, whost
Iimportun.tIos ! wished to avoid Tho ~
NOR Of tho legacy made hun hasten TO fnt
me such was the penalty pa,G for III,
foolish pleasantly Of my friends. GooC
day, Mocsieur Ma,thlcu," SAID with som,
embarrassment, as he entered "you ar,
come for the fifty francsr
Does Monsieur imagine that an
thinking Of such tnae No; it was ioi
the mourning"
Wba, mourning +"
The morning for your cousin, Mon
siour--tho mourning oil an hclr.at.law
Without doub, you want complete suit 7
"a. this time. Monsieur Matthew, !
: would DO impossible"
| hope Monsieur does not think Of with
drawing bis lavors from me Coat, vest
= and pantaloons black frock Of dark bronz
for tho morning"
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Il D f. Il X Y.
GOING HOME.
ny c. p GRAN Il.


ny or cRANCH
Going homo Going home!
There is music ia tho word,
Such as those who never roam,
Never yoi have heard.
have sung Il to my heart.
Which has sung 1t back 10 me,
Till my lips must bear their part
la the harmony,
Singing all in one,
Going home going home.
Going home, from careless looks.
From eyes that glance and turn away.
From lips that spoak lko formal books,
Or moan not ~ha; they say;
Once more 10 hear our Christian name.
Where studied speech is n yer known,
And make around tho twilight h4me.
a kingdom Of our own.
Singing ns We sIt,
THIS Is home this !. home
Going home from cherries places,
BY no affections sanclihcd,
To the circle Of dear faces.
Round our feeble ircsile.
To each well remembered room,
To oil old familiar thine..
Leaving all tat speak' Of gloon,
SIN my splrtt sings,
And ny lips repeat
Gong home gong home
Are Ne, are We, going homo
Or u 1t bot a lovely dream
While that time. looking for, rniar,
And bear me on its stream
Parents, brothers, ss,ors. al.
Shall We meet. - once W. meet,
In the ola patrrnal bali
We can rc'cr forget
All. once more to sing.
This 10 home this - #ome
fes, my heart, we re going Lome
Hon,u TO Kindred eyes anl yJlees,
Pilgrim sortng d.slau, tomc.
Never 80 ulptces.
A. tomorrow. then and |,
Leaving stranger hearts tehHa.
T. Jmowarl With The spfinF Gy.
Like tic free born wind.
Singing as We o.,
Gong homo gong home
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no .sH-..Sy.....n..Hs.
type Foundry and Printers Fur
nisEling Warehouse.

rENnE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a
L. NEW TYPE FOUNDRY 10 the
city Of New York, where they are ready to sup
ply orders to any extent, ior any kind Of JOB or
FANCY TYPE, and every article necessary for
Printing Olhcc.
The Type, which are cast in new mouds, from
an entirely new set OF materials, with deep eOun-
tcra, are warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any, and
will be sold at prices 10 sol, the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam En-
gines of the most approved patterns.
N. b. a Maehinist Is constantly in attendance
to repair Presses to do light work.
Editors of newspapers, who viii buy three
times az much type az their bills amount to, may
give the above six months insertion IN their pa.
ptrs and send her papers containing 1t to the
Subscribers.
COCKCROFT g. oyEREND. GO Ann 81.
October 3, l54J. 52-6m
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AGENTS
Co! X W. Cochran, Mackienlurg. n c.
Chss Vs. Hlrris, MI Grore, " c.
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NOTICE.
TO OU.5F,E1S OF .Ws.SES.

TENHOSE having Gold upon their LANDS N VEINS
H. surface or deposit mines, which they wish
explored, would do we'll to give the Subscribers a
cali or notice, poet paid al Gold Hill, i'owas Co.,
n G., as VIC wish TO lease and operate more cHIen.
siyely in tho Mining Business. Good Miners WI
be despatched Immediately to examine and test
such mines as may be offered; bat IN no case VIII
lands be examined without the privilege OF lcas-
ing, and no lease taken for shorter term Than
three years As persons often obtain leases WIN,
out any intention Of operating snhclen'Iy 10 TEST
the mines and thereby keep an membranes upon
the promises to the prejudice Of both lessor and
those really DESTROYS Of thoroughly exploring them
the subsefibers- would say, that whenever they
lease they will fairly test the mines. .,,,l,,
WALLS & HOUSTON.
Oct 10, ls45. Af
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TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR.
\ NEW VOLUME
%
TEE WEEKLY MIRROR
VIII COMMENCE
EIr Eir~f Week I'm snrif


Va IT. st''.s '-.r..'--' ,,urro, em,nts = II
w tm4as iu 10 chArACrC, ~,,.i si.,-...-..l
Il j. the determination ol tie proprietor 70 muRe
a. from, the ta,e If the NIw NoLuar, the very
BEzr ItrrataY JousSAt ~ AArric,, and 10 car
~ yut the Ian $50 pains " ckycn-g ali b. rilat
ed. The Bfgghg systun 80 much ~ vogue with
some Of the periodicals. I'll The day, VIII ugt be re
lid on in the editorial department, Of the NK~
EoEH MREoa, and hat the editor and he a.
sislants c1nn.t produce themselves, Authors Of
real talent and genius vii BE- literally paid tor
gril,ak. We shall. be able to give a coplous FOR
EiGN ard DOMESTIC CORRESPONDENCE,
ug the very highest character ard style, With O.
RiGlNAL TALES and ESSAYS not surpassed
by auY other Journal
MR.. Wlf.LlS'S ENGAGEMENT 10 contrib
ute Two AErletTs each week stll exists, aud III
continue during the u,Kt volume.
The Elegant Quartz Form Jf tic Mirror, vii
bind up IN Two Handsome Volumes at the end
Vi the year, well worth presrrtnE as faithful and
spirited Literary Records Of thc Time. ltwilI be
handsomely printed Oh fine paper manufactured
for the express purpose, and "lIl be ar" afded by
the earliest mah-, ~ strong Wrappers, to every
part Of tae United States and canada. FOsiags
free within thuty miles o, New York