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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR

VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FUR
SALE, ATHALlFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.
THE subscriber having determined 10 remove TO the
i West viii sell 10 the highest bidder, the pre-
misses IN the cath day Of May next THAI being Court
day. il not previously disposed al by private sale, his
well known Tavern House the Planters Hotel, al lia-
ax Cont House, situated Immediately in front Of the
Conu Hnuse, aud IN The most business part Of the VII
aea The House well arranged for convenience and
comfort, aud we'll suited fnr either both, mer han
ii,.g and tavern keeping. There is attached 10 the
Tavern All necessary ou-hon, r.. Stables Ice house
sc &r. SC. There j. between three and four acres 81
lan IN ali. teioHsn. "a tnr premises.
Terms lihrra, AMI made kn"wH on day II sale,
JAMES II. EnMONDSON.
Halifax Court House Virginia, March l6--raiwtd-
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NOTICE.

]. II. WALKE has taken the Store lately occupied
by s. /. GRUMP, aud respectfully announces Ia ms
friends and the public, and also Ia The friends Of his
decessor that e will continue the Wholesale and Retail
Grocery Business ihr Od stand No. Is West Main
Street, and sollcIls n portion of their patronage.
March Lick tN6w
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SAMUEL, n. MYERS,

Attorney at Law, Notary Public,
Aud Comm, ssO,lcr IN anil for the Stateof Vrgnli0,
RIO take acknowIed gements Of Deeds Dispositions
i and other instruments Of writing for the State OF
Texas. Office l2th, opposite Capitol street.
March n3-cit
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PROF. BRANCH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG


LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD C. u.
rU,IE Summer session oi my School Will commence
i the lst day Of June and end IN tllr fourth We'd
nesday of September following
The Of studies embraces all The subjects m-n-
ally Taught III tir hest SrnlinaricS If The KIND. The
bulldogs large and commudIous, having been
erected lor the purposes If School. Tue oraioh Is
pleasant in Itself aud derives many additional ivam
iages from lis vicinity tn other literary institutions. II
il sufficiently retired, and is believed to be healthy
~ any in the Stale.
TERMS:
Board, including all accommodations, $40
Tuition in all the branches, including the Ancient
and Modern Languages, IL
Music, with use OF instrument, 10
Reference may he made 10 the following gentlenlrn
who either have had, ar have now daughters or wards
in the School :-icnrv Edmunds Esq, Halifax; Nicho
las Edmunds ESQ.,, Charlotie Rev. Dr. Graham, frnoe
Edward, Col. Benjamin =. Walker, AppUmatiox; Cn
Knight, Nottoway; M.ssrs. Edward Darlington aud
Willis Wilson, Cumberland; DR.. II. J. Miller and Da-
vid Bridges, Esq Richmond.
March 2t-cw6w
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w. MAURY 4 Co, MANAGERs.-Drawn + os'
y. OF Alexandria, n, March ~
10 ~ 30 As "a < 20 81 d6 60 ID 80 is.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex 81, March a6:
IS ~ 81 2e 20 IA 50 IS rs 81 l., G5.
To.Day-New Jersey, No. 25. s23 500 Capital
Prizes 00n OOH 900 50 Of 900, 30 Of 200, 20 Of
300, &c. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets Sc. Drawing re-
ceivcd tonight. Tickets ut
MANAGERS OFFICE,
March 30 No. ], City Hotel.
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rTURPIN & CO.'S oFFICE-open from ., A. NJ, TO
10, T. NJ.
Drawn Nos of Sussex County Lottery, 81, March 26:
As 40 81 % % "A 50 IS IS "a Is 63.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, N, March 81:
&c 30 80 As "a 3 8 90 81 d6 GO ~ 50 to.
Sussex County Lottery, Extra, 25, March -
IS IS S. IS 25 & 81 "a 60 80 80 %.
Elmo Scheme for To- Days Nos, ID drawn ballots
New Jersey Lottery 25 Capitals ST., 500 SO prizes
Of 900, $780, OOO 900 of 800 Sc Tickets ST. halves
3; qaurers So Sales close at o'clock, the ever
lucky office OF TURIN & co, where the best selec
ton Of prize tickets are always TO be had.
March 80
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine IA Co.,
NJ NJ GI,pG ne, nT,rrln, 4, /,

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
fINiE attention al ii, friends al FORTUNES HOME
is fsqu-sird 10 the following brilliant Schemes IN,
AWil The scheme IL, the 2lli is one If unusual !,
traction aud riitis great Inducements a>r 10 pr.
chase by The package The risk On III who.s l. .,pI,
Sis t>harc- ~ pi""riion) and pc hag- may con
IAN tc four if-t Capitals amounting 10 s95 900 For
,rlnd Capitals address orders Us. ~ Ia
4. VI. fDRCELL, agent tor the Managers,
Richmond Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
30 900 DOLLARS 1900! 100 of 1000 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No II, to bo drawn
nj Wilmington, Delaware, On saturday, April 3D. lsi7
Grand Scheme:
prize Of $4,000, 600 pize of $4,000
: 5000 100 ,OUu
/ :" 5000 100 - $40
Tickets $40; halves S. quarters so. Certificates u
packages Of Wholes slAO-shares IN proportion.
100000 DOLLARS divided into ten prizes of 10 O00
DOLLARS .ach
Susqnehanna Lottery. Class 10, 10 bs drawn on Wed
nesday, April 9Th, 1917, al Baltimore. rs Nos, IL
= ...,-, G, Grand Capitals. ICON
!" 5,"OG % lO0l
l Z" 3.0Uu - Z" sou
+" 2,nG0 sc. &C.
Tickets sl0: halves5 quarters 81. certificate oil
whoes Sllo-stlres IN proportion
$4,000 $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. Is, 10 he
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, April
10, 1911. ~ Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Capitals
/ Prize Of s35, 600 & prizes of 81 800
| : 15.0M 50 - coo
8 2,5nn 81 I" 50n
d /" 1000 50 - dDD
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 9 SO. Ceftf-
cate Of package Of wholes sllO-shares in proportion
100 900 DOLLARS divided into I'VE prizes Of s0,G00
DOLLARS each
SnsGnelanna Lottery, Class u, 10 be drawn Wed
nrsday, April 18th, lsi7, AT Baltimore.
Grand Capitals:
; pInes Of S2D,OO0 iprlzcs Of S2,50o
/" a6bD 50 :. 1000
I" - ,UnD III :. auD
Tickets slO; halves s. luarter. So \ certificate of
wholes sl3i-slaies III proportion.
H. PAINE 4 co, Managers,
UIinC. w. PURCELL,
March ~ Richmond, Va.
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$4,000 DOLI,ARSl Il 00Ol
100000 DoLLARsl 100 Of 600

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass lG To Ice drawn
AZ Wilmington, Delaware Saturday, April l7lh, sd7
IS Nos, l. drawn. Grand scheme Prize Of S30,.
900, 81 5000, 100 ri i,D0n | Of 1000 of 2,ll7,
eic etc Tickets $40, halves 5; quarters 80. CefIi
hcale Of Package Of Wholes slls-,llres IN proper
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AUCTION SALES.
By EnIocs 81 Brother, Aucts.
SALE OF LAND in HENRICO.
II IlRSIIA Nr In he nrnuisinnc Of DaaI .

SALE OF LAND in HENRICO.
PURSUANT 10 The provisions of Deed of
i Trust, executed by Frederick Bergman,
and recorded in The Clerks Office OF The County
Court Of Henrico, the subscriber, who is thereby
appointed Trustee, will proceed, on The 24h day
OF April, al II o'clock, NJ, 10 sell upon the pre-
misses The property conveyed BY said deed, viz .
fifty acres OF land lying in said county and
within Two or three miles OF the City OF Rich
mond, upon The Williamsburg Road, Tor cash as
10 one-halI the purchase money, and upon Gre
dill OF six lnonlns as 10 The remainder, taking
bond and security Tor The deferred payment, and
reserving little until the same is paid.
The title To said property is believed TO be I'M
eexceplionabie; but the subscriber, selling as
Trustee, will convey only The lille vested in him
by The deed Aforesaid
wM. w. CRUMP, Trustee
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fPcsLtc-No. g.

az ACT declaring the assent of Congress Ia certain
siss 10 impose tax upon all lands hereafter sold by
~ United States therein, from and after The day OF
sch SALE.
r. II enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
IL the United States Of America IN Congress assem-
That the assent of Congress IL hereby given 10 the
.,yrra States admitted into the Union prior TO the
fourth day Of April, in the year Of our Lord
usaud eight hundred and twenty, To impose tax or
,. anon all lands hereafter sold by the United States
I .,d states, from and arter the day Of such sale -
,yJrd That the assent hereby given shall in no wise
that provision Of the compact with the said States
Inch declares that all lands belonging 10 citizens of
a. nltei States residing without the said States shall
,ye be taxed higher than lands belonging to persons
adng therein.
a,nroysd January %, lS47.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
A BSCONDED from "Wesi.ham Cottage" on tho
"A 18Th February, without pIovocaton, Slave GILES,
an unusually large and likely Young man Of ls, quite
black, with beautiful teeth and dressed In Grey Kersey
! recently purchased him of the Reverend Walker Tim
hrrlake, Carter's Bridge Albemare, and he Is ac
qnanted about Palmyra. IN Fuvanna. He was seen
passing up the James River Canal, and il probably
ahonl one Of those places. Iw pay the above reward
far his delivery 10 me in Richmond ten dollars If
cured IN jail, 50 that get him again.
March l6--clf BERNARD PEYTON
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$50 600! 5000 5000

Maryland Consolidated Lottery for The benefit of
Su>quehanna Canal. Class II, Ia ha drawn in
the CITY "f Baltimore, Maryland, "Wednesday,
March 3ls, lef7 Grand Capitals Prize Of $50, 900,
Of $40, II 7.5oo, Of 5000 of 5000 of = $50,
Of 22dO, 100 q: 500, 100 oil 00G, being the los
three number prize. Is Nos. - drawn. Whoies SIS;
halves 81; quarters a5. To this Magnificent
Scheme, which has rarely heen equacd in point Of al
traction, and IN whch no three number prize Is less
than S,nOo, particular attention IS invited. The ri-k
an Package ri Wholcs il only Said halves aud quarters
III rron"ron. Ono Parkage Of Tichrt- ma; diaw the
first four Capitals aInountn. 10 81, JnG.
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z. rs. EucE's E.otaery sssEscc,

On We'd Street, Opposite cry iioie'.
THE t"!lnwine Gland Schemes Tor lhe month al
April IRE offered Ia all, and LUCK having sold
more frzrs Than any other Vrnrr, h- trsls his rien's
VIII gave him call. 10 those IN tin country he would
say, that 10 prizcS, their orders should he I'D
drrsseito Q. u. LUCK, Richmond. vIrginia.
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Tickets Sl0; halves s. quarters 20. Certificates ii
Packages nf &c Whole Tickets Slao; shares IN rrnp"r-
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DR.. sW INE,s
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry!
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY :

PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
Tho following letters are presented with view of
more fully showing The opinions Of Physicians In rea-
tim 10 tho medical value of DR.. Swayne's Compound
Syrun Of Wild Cherry:
DIR. Swayne-Dear Sir: Having used your Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry extensively in my practice was
requested by your Agent, Dr. Crutcher, TO express my
opinion ~ writing Of liz properties remedial agent.
most chrerully comply, a. feel, by so doing, | will
discharge debt owe the community nj large, and Ply
slcians IN particular. as much as detest QuaCk Re-
NEEDLES and Patent Nostrnms, l waa iDducrd, from n
aliiirs nf the most patent -apectoants recomme ded
III our DaIrra mrdicis IN cases Of Diseased
Lungs, 10 Try your preparation Of prunus Virginia
Wild cherry. IL Is snficle3t e. say, that murt
pleased with the result of that and subsequent TRIALS
that now prescribe u In preference To all other rene.
dies where m e1portorant ~ Indicated. In the much
dreaded PIrymonil ar Disease of the Iungs in the
alarming form IN which II appears In Kentucky re-
gard invaluable remedy in the Of that
disease. Toail who know me have said enough; hut
this may be by on, Of the vicinity OF
Frankfort will briefly add. that have been engaged
in active practice OF my profession for twelve years
and regular graduate Of Pennsylvania and this IS
the first Patent Medicine ever thought enough OF
express an opinion In writing
J. II. ELLISON, NJ. u.
January Z, loi7. Franklin county, Ky.
FassKroRT, KY, Jan. ,, ls47.
The above certificate is from one of our physicians,
living few miles from here He Is doinga very good
practice and is considered good physician and stands
fair; he is, as he says, regular graduate.
DR. w. l.. CRUTCHER,
Druggist and Apolhecary.
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BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

Attempts have been often made by uGprnepled indi-
viduas 10 impose upon The community spurious arti
Gle stealing nearly whole OF the Of my prepa-
ration. To fully guard against such base and palpabe
imposition, the public should shun all preparations pur-
porting contain Wild Cherry, except that hearing the
name OF Or. II. Swayne on each bottle. The name Of
mr. Swayne, in connection with the Compound syrup of
Wild Cherry, has never yet been counlerfeed. So if
persons would bear in mind the name Of Dr. swayne,
they may DO sure Of obtaining the original and genuine
article.
The Original and only genuine article is prepared by
Dr. swayne, corner OF Eighth aud Race streets, Phiia
depha and for sale by agents in all parts Of the United
states and come paris of Europe.
~ Eor sale, wholesale and retail, by PEYTON
jONSTON, us Main street, aad DUvAL & PURCELL.
lI7 Main street, Druggists Agents for Richmond; KING
& TOY, Norfolk; BRAGG & WILSON, and CEAS.
COaLING + CO., Petersburg
" Always bear in mind tho name Of Dr.. swayne.
March
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.D.sIrL Wrss,rR-I am fearful he would not
BR, sc MUCH, NoRvH, Souri,, East on WrsI-of course
there is danger Of his ever being elected
nor Mr.. Clay, mol MIR. Calhoun Z. N. u. Il. r.
MnIch 1n--r1aw0yG lnMtlstJnly
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HoTsE.
Il. II. TrIgg

HAVING taken a House On ihr Basin tenders his ser
vices 10 his friends and the public generally IN
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale Of all the
staple articles Of produce.
L. H. L. In lie sale OF Tobacco, will be assisted BY
gentleman, who, from long experience aud ackHow-
LEGGED Judgment, ~ fully competent 10 sustain the in
ferrsts ni Pianters Feb 9-ctl
or The Abingdon Jarksonian requested 10 copy.
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Miles Amber.

'f fAcruRER, ami GlAZlEG, On l2th Street,
south East Corner OF capilo! SQUARE, Richmond, Va.
oct. I.-ct "
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BY AUTHORITY.
axe Of the United states,
[pusllc-No. IL

',rD AT THE SECOND SESSION
y -. n.ur rMENTY- NINTH CONGRESS.
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SPLENDID SCHENEs FOR April

- -. 80 '5Ni 't'I E..S roi' ~ NIL.
3aHn DOLLARS! ~ ltn loo of AN DOLLARS :,
6fand '"ns"lidhsi Lottery, Glass H. IL be drawn
II Wilmington. Delaware. Oh saturday, Apfi 3D.
l-l. ~ N"s., ~ drawn. Grand Scheme Prize 81
SjoWh, ~ lU.tDD ri goa III i0'D, ~ = n0, 81
2-. loo II ,nOn. loo 81 iJ1. Ticket, Sic; halves y
aniil-fs ~. Certificate 81 Il Package Of Whn.-
Slao-shares IN proportion.
$1,000 DOLLARS! $1,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass IS Ia be drawn
al Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday, April 10, lsi7
- Nos, IL drawn. Grand Capitals Prize nf Sa5,-
mhl, Of 10 O60 Ut $500. of 0nn, nf ST. 81 Of
eUo, 81 Of 500, 80 of 100 Whole Tickets So halves s.
quarters 50. Certificate Of Package of Whoes sllO
shares in proportion.
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DR.. swAyNE IN THE SOUTH.

The fnllnp ing letter has just come 10 hsad md will
he read wlhihteres. The patient suffered ntoieraby,
aud could find uo relief until he used Dr. Swayne,-
Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry, II is certainly the
mnst wonderful cure on recod. Read il:
WiLNIsGIos, y. C., January y, ls47.
Dr. Swayne-Dear Sir: Having been almost miracu-
lonsy cured by your valuable medicine, think IL not
ZION the long list of certificates which you have
ceived Of remarkable cures by your medicine During
tho two years preceding last August. was very much
distressed by very bad cold aud rackng cough, and
during the latter part OF the time, IL continued 10 grow
worse, and, indeed in July, my friends gave over,
hav ing tried all kinds Of medicine said 10 be good for
such Diseases without the least good effect.
duced almost 10 perfect corpse, and had scarcely any
desh upon my body, and for long time never thought
To rise from my bed again. friend one day asked mo
If had tried Swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cher
ry, and advised me In do once he heard thai
had worked great many wonderful cures. ] took his
advice, and, after using several bottles of it, grew
much better, that WAS enabled to leave my bed, and
afterwards to walk about thr house and 70 out into tho
street was encouraged by this, and continued the
Of your medicine, and now BY Of lis wonder
full curative powers, perfectly WELL and enjoy the
Of all my faculties just "a much az Is | had never
been afflicted in the way have described 10 you.
have written this, not thinking that II will al all inter
you but humhly hoping that may have lis mite of
influence causing your yalaD!e medicine u bt spread
among mank ind, and IN assisting TO raise you
station which you richly deserve for your persevet-
ing efforts for the public coed.
Respectfully your friend and admirer,
JAMES r. MAlSLAND.
ConInenl slsh evidence as the above is unneces
sary. single trial " III place Dr. Swayue's Compound
syrup of Wild Cherry beyond the reach of competition
In the estimation Of every patieat But lis healing viz
will be ts best recoIYne adation
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

~ STRAYED from the residence Of Archibald
SR$ Govan, Esq in the county Of Hanover on Tues
HGdiy, the 23i Of February, 1917, my POINTER
DOG lie Is about two years old, about the middle
breast, which * covered with white and lead colorrd
spots ANY information concerning him will be most
thankfully received, aud the sum of ten dollars very
cheeriully paid To any person VIII" will restore him To
me. GEO. WIN. RICHARDSON.
Selwnd. Hanover, March 30-c2t
UCK'S OFFICE, Wall Sirset-Where or more
- Capitals have been sold in every drawing for three
weeks.
50 81 "a SIS a5 81 10 ~ 35 s II 50.
Ticket Nos. q IS IS, Prize OF 500, sold and
paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass "A:
20 S. 81 &c 3 ct II % ST 43 - 81.
For To day-so6, 900, 5000, 1000, 1000,
a,5OO. SEQ, 90 of ESQ, 90 Of 1000, etc IS Nos
10 drawn. Tickets So.
Also, ,hr Delaware I.ot,ery--7a Nos. Is drawn
Prizes $4,000, 5000, 600. 1851, 1000, etc.
Wholes 50: halves 81; quarters IS cents. Splendid
for Packages. Sales close Ibis evening III 3oclock.
Packages. single Tickets and shares, io be had Of
March 30 i.Uck.
MANAGERS OFFlCE.-D. PAINE 4 CO.-For
lNl this Evenins-S2G, 900, 5000, 1000, 1000,
90 Of 1850, 10 &C 1000. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets IS. Also, $4,000, 1000, 1000, etc. 70
Nos, Is drawn TickesS3
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Class -
~ Cd A. 81 Al 81 81 81 80 10 H..
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Extra, ID:
50 ~ "a SIS 25 81 - 40 d 3 II SO.
Ticket Nos. 49 So Sold and paid by
Iiulf Ticket Nos 81 AZ II PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass "a:
% SIS "a 20 3 &C II % sc 10 IS 81.
March 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-23
To Correspondents.

Do abstain from writing on both sides of a
sheet. AS to paying your postage, do as your
sense of propriety may dictate. When you send
a marriage, give us your name, or we shall
hesitate about publishing the matter Write as
plainly as you can CONFERENCE.-The spelling
is mt matter of SO much Importance, though
"liquse" is rather primitive for hkemise : We
get at it, however, by the rule of " idem sonans
Don't address us as "Gen. Clarke we sha mt
print any such thing.
We respectfully request those who are adj
dicted to poetry" not TO crocd. We have
largsh assortment on hand already-oDe touch
ing lyric which we are celebrating on, CON-
mences-
She was fond and gentle girl,
As bright and playful squirrel
Another, that we have made up our mind to de-
cline, has this couplet -
q love to gaze upon the dark and midnight sky,
And think have my Phebe in my eye"
We think of sending this etfuson to the Ga
.etc.
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Grave Charges.

The Washington correspondent, of the Philadelphia
sury
There have been business transactions in the
manag cement OF the affairs OF the department over
which this notorious bankrupt presdes, that would
excite the public mind even more than such dt'eI'
opement, and which, if my health and strength are
spared. nc;n - drag before the country and expose
in all their he'd dvtorui;y His pu- and uliuin's
will not deter me from what regard to be the dls-
charge OF a proper duty the communty-nor SHAH |
be intinidaed from holding up the corruption by which
the public has been tempered with to prosper
personal interests say now that IS capable OF proof
that the Government deposltes have been changed from
bank bank, and from banks 10 individuals, Tor the
and benefit OF least one Cabinet officer and per-
haps others. say that preferences have been shown
to individuals in the issue OF Treasury notes whereby
immense profits have bcen mad'--nl shy, finally
tina, the public Treasury has been used to pr.
sonal and political views, by the immediate agency OF
its head. These are strong statements, but they are
true that Robert ]. Walker catered the depart
ment "A broken down Spectator, 10 the amount oil
nearly halt million of dollars, AMI ''7' 'udg n.nts
against hlm have been advertised Ia. N t. MS
slssiili, siice he has occupied his - u. ana
10 tn a>nt disgrace OF n chafic e he. - I.hy
these I.cts II he dare, ana VA. 7" III =.
viii starte eveI his hardened natIc .'t p!"h'se
HIM that resout oi u. inquiry, Wit authority IL
send Tor persons al paper, viii be mo,el upon INN al
the next session ul Cougess, II II Is IN the power OF Oh,
so humble ny self 10 compass II, and unless there
another Loco foco majority 10 cover up the iTands
the Administration"
The \ y Express says - Rumors in the street
as TO the disposal OF thu eigleea million, loan, give
new force and pungency to such charges as these
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The WilmOt ProvisO.

The Washington Union of the l4th says -
=" The Wing party Of the North rallies to a man on
the Wilmo; Proviso."
Yes ; and we can tel! this hoary advocate and
apologist of slavery, who is the mouth-picce of
our " democratic " Administration, that if the
I.ocofoco party of the North had been equally
true to the principles Of Freedom and consistent
Rcpubl icanism, and to the dictates of ITuman-
t., the Wilmot Proyiso wou1d hare been ahoptek
It is simply beca ISL h'54hen Locqf,cos, men
preferring TIE interests Of their Party to the in
terests of their Country, were false to those
principles, that the door is left open for the I'M
limited extension, of Slave-tcrritory under the
prosttuted banner of LIBERY. Truly, under
the fatal predomnance of Locofoco msrule, our
Republican institutions are fast becoming a
whited sepulchre !" 1t was bad enough to
have Slavery recognized by the Constitution
TO attempt its EXTENSION, by force of war and
conquest, is an outrage unparalleledin bas eness
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the liberties of the
people. and hateful in the sight of God