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or
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III. the determination OF the proprietor TO make
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Cd. Tho Bsgg,ag Sgstcm, 50 much IN vogue WIN
some OF the periodicals. OF the day, vii not be re-
lied on IA the editorial department OF the M"
YoaE Mta6aRi aud whaI tho editor aud h's as
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real talent aud genius viii uc literally paid Tor
writing. WeshlIi be able 10 give ooplous toK-
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continue during the next volume ,
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ITO &c coH!inued.)
A CASE IN POINT.
sentIaen g..

Here, and there, a limd Wing, whose
fears have been aroused BY the clamor OF
Loco Focoism, may DO found, who doubts
theexpediency Of e.arrangIns the Districts
OF the State, Iesr, by 50 dong, it may have
a disastrous effect upon the prospects OF
the Wing party in future Elections. But
experience IS always safe guide, in these
as IN other matters, And, now, we ask
the Wing party to look nj Ohlo-yedecm.
cd aud regenerated ONO. In that STATE,
as in ours, the Loco Focos eerrymauIer-
ed the State in 1872, not quite so outra-
gcouslyi IL is true, but sufficiently So, to
sllHe the expression OF the popular will
In lS4i, Wig Legislature repealed and
remodeled the whole business, and now IL
lsi6, they have carried the State by a
greatly increased maJorlty-securlng not
only a majority of the Legislature, but al
so of the Members Of Congress, aud a
Wing Governor besides, And, ou' word
for ii, if the Wings viii "siand up to the
rack, in this matter of re.dlstrlctlng, their
majority in this State, hereafter, wall be
astonishingy increased Mark the Predlc,
| ton l-Raiagh Register.
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A coca ONE

The Springfield Gazette ,ella good story
about cjeleymap, who lost bus horse on
Saturday evening, After hunting in com.
Pnuy wiki boy uIi midnight, he gave up
/ in despair. The next day, somewhat de
jec,oi a, tbs loss, tie vent into The pulpit,
and took the following passage ltnm lib
'Oh, that knew whero miga, end hm.
The boy, who had just come in sJpaos-
ing the horse is still the burden of thought
cried out, | know where he IS. He's 10
Deacon Smith's barn.
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TO PRINTERS.

FHSllE Subscriber has for sale, OF his
n place 8 miles East Of Raleigh, one
POM Of SMALL. FiCA, 30l lbs, which has been
ffamc time IN use, though not much worn Tho
Supreme Court Reports Tor lsiJ were printed on
MS letter. aud IL has not been used since. TINS
lout vii DC sold Tor SG5, Cash, including cases
Also, $50 lLs. LONG PRIMER on Small Plea
body Tins Fuat Is nearly new, and will be sold
Tor wv, intending cases, Any person, who takes
both Fonts, can have them ,ot $3.50 Cash, or no
G9aahIa paper a, tho Bank OF tho state.
r LORiNG,
bsy Co. lets. IS
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THE BEST YET.

"My dear Polly, | am surprised at your
taste in wearing another woman's hair on
YOUR head" said MIR. Smith TO his WIFE
My dear Joe, AN equally astonished that
you persist in wearing another sleeps ,oool
on your back There nov. Poor Smith
sneaked
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October 3, 1915. J2-Gm
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APriI 9, 1916
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COgniac Brandy
For medical purposes, ior sale by the bottle
L. J. hOLTON.
April ,, 1916.
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hysus. org. 4 EII5u-tientcmcn-Ac cep'
my thanks tor lhc SERIES IT Readers YOU were 50
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Grocery and Confectionery
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where he intends keeping nearly every article per.
tanning to the business should his encouragement
warrant u. Tie las nos on haud Tie following
articles, sil.
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TUE new YORK WELkLY MIRROR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
ANOTHER FIRE.

Oar citizens again aroused, about 81 o'clock
yesterday morning, 10y another alarm Of FIRE The
wooden Livery Stable recently erected on Franklin street
nearly opposite the Exchange Hotel discovered
be FIRE, and before the flames could be arrested they
had spread oyer number Of frame buildings adjoining the
sabe-dcsroying TWO Or three dwelling houses, stables
and workshops.
The stable IN which the ire originated was owned anI
occupied by Mr.. Edward Wholt--who was absent from
the city the time. We understand ti Mr. w. had an
insurance his o's therefore, wall be Jul snall None Of
Mr. Whe1rs horses burnt-ihoogh one belonging 10
Mr. Adophus GoOdson, which they unable rescue,
was burnt death Mr. GooJ-gn asO lost two now Cabs
or Hacks, OF superior finish, upon which, regret to
learn, there nsuraoos.-ils loss nearly 5 1900
Mr.. X. Cooncy, iastm,nulactur-r, industrious and
worthy mechanic had hs residence and work shop entirely
destroyed Of hrs furniture and working materials
we're burnt her with house occupied by cOofed
man 'Gily', employed nj the Post Office
Another Livery Stable, owned occupied by Mr. liar
n.. was enuoy consumed aud adjoining the Car.
pcnicr Ship Of Mr.. Richard Coleman.
Il will be remembered that few months only have
elapsed NJ Coleman bad he Lumber Yard and Shop
destroyed ~ iro-and this lest accident makes the fourth
or fifth time be has net with a similar misfortune. We
| hope Nj C's oss is not very great
paint shop. adjoining Rcvd Mr. Plumers Church. snd
occupied by Mr. g. RchlrdsOn. was aliO consumed. We
believe he content, Of the building were nearly all saved
The Church only ghdy dnmagcI though 81 one time
IL WIS ~ great Danger
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
JAMES RIVER lMPRoYkMkNr.


To tie Editors Of "a, VAis.
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49,, \ r.. -. ,,,i' .,ie ~ - ~ iu as Improve
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ting AT anv yy. 80, - r ''V"' seeu'"ua.
of Trade :, Which, ~, III. ~, 'aIRe amount
on n I,ny .Y,.n, ~ ~ ~, A'r pass osI' anu pay tolls
-I,h,c., ,.a..,on 'I, o ~" Pe''o'f "o'ous, ON the
ali, q, an ,nnrn,, ' gwen a'"un' " uade Is Valu-
,,nsoor,,J un,, .,,h - pP''"o" W INC Instance u ~
Js,,pc. of ION r,, s -, e NJ. no eauc' winch IN
nr.e v,,ll. d,,,i ,., % ee,'ah amount OF tolls, OF
a.. a;.,,n.. g. 80, ooo wneh transported double
hs,sfor. nav T.. ,,,,.,, ;. ha'evet amount OF trade.
vii, ms ma, onI. go . nan " rueh extension
- ~ so - - - -, ~ VOL rom ,hehee 10 Lynch
IhS =, ~ - 49,. 'on"' IN passing ir"m
,o,o g. H. ~ ,a III, 60 NJ, VI aoou' lou miles
.honi It'll A 80 Wv. 80, 's , ~" . 70 Iynehourg
$500 re" Pei Sou'. u" VIC .aP'n invested IN that sec
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
CAPT. WILLIAMSON,
At the Junction

We received some days ago, a highly complimentary
notice OF Capt WiIamson who keeps house OF Enter
tlinmcn the Junction between hi, city aud Fredorcks
burg. The communication, which ives intended for pub
hcahonbu has unfortunately been misplaced Wy uswas
board the Steamer Fowhatan. between Aqua
Creek aud Washington City, and signed by large
number OF travellers who had become guests Of the Capt.
his Junction House. during storm in tue
early part Of this month.
The Cars having been unable to proceed fursE ihan e
Junction, all who were pas engers al the time, COM
PEELED to take their quarters, for nearly three days. with
Capt williamson who proved himself, the emergency
host indeed.
The gentlemen who guests expressed themselves
highly gratiied the admirable manner IN which they
treated by tle Capt, and they could permit them
selves be iogeu Of his successful efforts make them
feel at hone:" They therefore, held meeting board
Of the POwhstan, which they gave a unlnimous--and.
we may say, very de.orycdy high-complment 10 the
Host and Hostess Of tue JUNCTION.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
FRAME BUILDINGS.

Frame workshops and stables have become entirely too
numerous in Richmond Tor the safety Of the city. We
hope our city authorities may look into this matter and
pass an ordinance prohibiting the erection Of wooden
buidngs Of any description the thcky settled parts Of
Richmond Such move, the part Of gu: Council might
operate unfayorsby upon some Of citizens but great
majority would be reoiced BY late iires much
valuable property has been endangered by being contgu
TO frame buildings that barn Besidss, we think
wooden stable workshop is not at al! ornamental TO
the principal streets VI any city.
Our attention has been eaisd &c the importance oi hav-
ing a investigation aud origin OF fires. We
think the suggestion proper one, and woad if carried
out, be productive of good.
scarcity Of fire plugs very appsrdni yesterday
morning. Would it not be well for this matter to be inves
tgotsd. The plugs Main pretty well disri
blred but the other principal rather badly oil
for them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
The Concert Tonight

Our citizens moi forget The Concert 10 take ploce
TO- niaht the Exchange. Prom all learn the
musical entertainments Of Leopold De Meyer will be worth
attending
In giving On account Of Concert by Ibis musical
genius. tho Correspondent OF the Baltimore Patriot says
WAmsoroS. March 18Th. i54G.
"Dr Mfyga's Conoer a. night vas most Jrillisnt sf
fat The great saloon in which he performed d0nscy
crowded with The elite II the city IN all 10 present gaiey
Add tie great performer what ought u be aid Of BIN and
hs music1 have never Witnessed any hing match tho
tic ofbot d. MEyrS certainly most wonder
fol man-snd hIs lnu,o v surprisingly wonderful. Tho
enhusasn and delight u the asdence could not be sup
ptcssrd. bat broke forth rounds Of the deafenng
spplauso POTOMAC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
n. o. DICKINSON.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES',
III q FUT a VI q
staunton, yu.

staunton, Va.
MRS. SHEFFEI having given up the Semi
IVA nary formcy the aba, place dc
sire II receive few yuas Ladies lno,
family. boarding pupils IL establish
such plan SHAH be best calculated
home with disadvantage Of sehoo-as OF eretng
TINS she declines receiving day pupils and limits her number
Above.
Recognizing accountability Higher Power for al the riffs
nu.ed she would make this principle the foundation
expense another Wh,
therefore, her intention bar bed efforts o
advancement Of her pupils she woull
their principles aud habits.
TIE study embrace tbo-e branches usually
aud Vocal aud Inilrunni Mu'e Especial
pad English composition and OF great importance
acquired o historical reading win be pursued and
postiea and will frequently be introduced
The scholastic year divided
eaehone beginning the hrst Of May sni ending the sse
ending Of
March The will the hrst Monday
May TERMS for the session. half pa,abs n adanee FOL
Board. '.',:.....'''''''''.'''.'.' 800 90
Tuition English. Is 90
Tuition ia French. 10 20
Tuition IN Music 20 90
Use Cf Piano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 90
No required be furnished by pupils, table
napkins andowels
Rev J. d. T,er Principal Of the Deaf Dumb Institution
Benz Crawford ESQ.,
James Addison Cochran Esq, s,,rr,on
Hon. h. G. Baldwin, ''"""''n'
Hon. Lucas z. Thompson
Gen l.. H. Lew >, Pou Republic, RoekinrhaH eoan,y.
Hon. Daniel Smith Barrisonburg, Rockingham county.
Hon. John Tayl)e LomaI Frajt Jeksburg.
From tie which the above gentlemen
themselves with School, Mrs shenry prcsues
that either Of them woll unhetaingy her desired
Of his opinion the form Of tee inoniai Lu Judss
and Gen Lewis having had better opportunity Judging
sufficient for the present OCCASION
Having had two daughters educated at kalO-
aud third there with the greatest eohBene
speak OF the meats or this school.
literary department judgement quite
Of school nuon for the education Of
ladies, but department which
tho kind defective, that consider
excellence Of THIS cInsfnr here The srcie
land in tho ke possible ancr paid 10 the
habits hesi, comfort and religious Of the pupils
whst believe there few wei qualified for
they assumed hsfo who will
faithfully and eonscienouEy barge Mr Shelley and
her daughters. l.. a. LEWIS"
"Iiaving seen the above certificate of Gen. l..
" Iswi recommendations OF 'ehoo Kalorima by Mis-
shelly aud her daughters ake great pleasure saying that con
the above opaon and statement pculiT From
with those aira and snow ds II the
school former (hav hal tao dauEhe's
educated with hlunos eon6denes recommend
institution conducted by them tbs patronage Of the public
DANlEL SMITH"
" Enquirer, Abingdon vnsinAn IowsburE Chronee lrHs
ton Gazette, copy Three tines and forward accounts To saunion
Va. mh Sd-e6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
MIN.

1.-THE residence of Berry W. Touy on yesterday SITTER
uoon. WiLIAMP TRjwER, IN the 37th year ofhs Bge.-
lis friend. aud acquaintance ard these Of the family o
at ~ o'clock.
On yesterday afternoon, Mrs SlHAu MARn, vito Of NJ.
Richard S. Massie. The friends Of tho family and OF her
father Mr. John Thompson, respectfully invited
tend her funeral from the Let Presbyterian Church this o.
moon, nj ~ o'cl, OK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
Ml. s1nrIAl.l,s SPEECH.

We she'll oadeavo, publish, in sbOr, time The spo, ch
II ysleuuns W. souhau Esq.. delivered IN tie House
OF Dceg,,ss On the subject Of Convention u smenJ llo
Consultation q Vhs,ni..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
orrieE OF THE N. o. PoAyusr.
Monday Morniag, March l6, 1876

Wclcirn by extract from letter, received by com
mercia house yesterday from Gsvest and dated on h
iih int, that the sehr. Mary Shields from Mstam. ro
lund New York, put into Galveston few days since
in distress The captain reports the American Consul az
Matamoos, J. P. Schat1e ESQ., in prison ut thst place,
accused by the authorities Of corresponding with Gen Tay
Tor Corpus Christi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24

ur HENRICo AGRICULTURAL AND uoRT1-
CULTURAL SOC1ETY-The Executive Commute Is
requested to meet tho CAPITOL Saturday next, the 2sh
inst 3, AZ II O'Clock.
VIM n RICHARDSON, President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24
MARRIED,

On Thursday tho 18th inst, by tho Rev. j. H. letter
GEoseg S. ANDERSON, Esq, OF Fluvsnna Co. to Miss ANs
BtErA, daughter Of Isaac Cay, Esq, Of Richmond r
ID.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-24

RsIsZnI .OST DOG.--Strayed or stolen
~ - from my house, Sunday morning, q very
ozA.RSN small whie Spaniel Ia Deg piece Of blue
around Is meek. LIBERAL swa'j paid
livery OF said dog
NH 2I-it- II. o. DICKINSON
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-29
From tie Jersey City M. Sentinel
HORRID MURDER.
4 WIFE SHOT BY HER OWN HUSBAND.

4 WIFE SHOT BY HER OWN HUSBAND.
II becomes our painful duty to day to lay before
our readers an account Of most awful murder "nlch
occurred in this city last night, about IL coch a.
the residence of Mrs. ]. S. N. Dobbin, one door a.
hove w. Anness' Crockery Store, in Montgomery
street. The following are the particulars, as near
as we could gather from the mother and brother oil
the deceased.
The name of the murderer is Elphaet M Spen-
Ger. son of clergyman near Utica, and nephew OF
Judge Spencer of the latter place. One the 2o'h OF
April lS45, Spencer was married TO Adehne NJ
daughter of Mrs. J. s. N Dobbn OF this city, ai.er
short courtship, and they subsequently proceeded
to the South. In May last they came to this city
on a visit to her mother and after spending short
time here, went on visit to Spencers connections
at Utica and returned again to this city two or three
weeks since. Itappears that some unhappy diner
epces has existed between them, the nature OF which
we are left to su,rnse from the circumstances OF the
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-29
HAS. WOODRUFF, EDlroR AND PRoPRIEroR.

TERMS.
One Dollar and fifty cents, if paid in Advance; oth-
.rwise Ttoo Dollars will invariably be charged.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For one square, ia lines or less one week, 80 So
for subsequent insertions per week 20.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-21

A TREATY WITH THE KANSAS INDIANS has been re-
Gently ratified and promulgated, the essential provis-
ions of which are as follows:
The Kansas Indians cede to the United States two
millions of of land the east part of their
country embracing the entire width thirty miles, and
running west for quantity. In consideration thereof
the United States pay to the Kansas Indians 1902 600
of which $500 900 are to be funded at FIVE per CENT
the interest be paid annually for thirty years. and
thereafter to be diminished and paid pro rata,
should the numbers decrease, but not otherwise.
One thousand to be applied for purposes of education
annually; $1,000 for agricultural assistance, imple-
ments, &C.; the balance, SIS 900, to be paid them
annually in their country.
The two thousand dollars, not funded, to be thus
appropriated-frst, necessary expenses Of negotat-
ing this treaty. second. 500 to the missionary socie-
ty of the Methodist Episcopal Church. third, 5000
for the erection of mill in the Kansas country The
west line of the territory thus ceded is to be surveyed
in the present year convenient, by the Unit
ed States. The Kansas Indians are to remove from
the country ceded by the first Of May, 1s47
Should be found that there is sufficient tmbered
lands for the of the Indians, the United States is
set apart to them forever suitable territory on the
western boundary of the land ceded by the treaty In
consideration of which, the Kansas Indians cede the
balance of the reservation under the treaty of June
3d. 1885, and not cedcd in the first article of this
treaty subagent is to be appointed to reside with
them, and smith,