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CoILEcroR's OPFIoE, June a. l84S.
C,IrY TAxEs.-NotIce 10 delinquents.-All persons
whose upon real personal property remain due
aud unpad, hereby notified that such shall continue
IN arrears after the LIST day of August, will be proceeded
AGAINST for the enforcement of collection, directed by
law by levy and sale OF the property charged with such
A. ROTHWELL,
June 2S-2awtdif Collector
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AUEENs OF ENGLAND, by Agnes Strickland, lath
" vol Biographical and Political History of Congress-
bvd G. Wheeler vol, 1913 !; BE hune's British Female
Poets vol, 1913; Evangelne, by Longelow vol, l8tS
Bryant's POEMS full and compse edition, vol, 1Si8.
price ST 20 Hacenns by Topper author of Proverbal
Philosophy, VOL lSl5 Diplomatic and Official Papers OF
Daniel Webster, while Secretary OF STATE vol. lS4S Do
mestc Animals of the Farm. by Alenther breeding
ing feeding, and management, vol, 1sis.
JuneN L. TAYLOR.
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To Timber Getaers and Others.

NOR SALE, large of heavily tmbered land lying
II in Norfolk and Princess Anne countess miles from
Norfolk containing about 700 acres and known as that
par, the Old Plantation" devised by the Thomas
Talbot
trees Gall native Forest and excellent ship building
and other naval purposes 1t will yield besides large guam
OF house timber and fire wood The distant
about mile from good landing, which furnishes con-
communication with the Gosport navy yard.
DESIRED the timber will be sold without the land and
convenient parcels Apply to DIANA TALBOT,
Executrix
Norfolk. July 7-twtw
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TIME American Quarterly Register and Magazine,
L conducted by James Sryker.-Ths valuable perodi-
Philadelphia 1t may be had the bookstore of the sub
scrber who is the agent for this city, and who will receive
and deliver copies all wish
WILLIAM M. MORRISON,
Penn. avenue, Washington CITY.
Ms For the character and design of the work. reference
is also made Hon John A. Bryan, opposite Wizards Ho-
,.l peunsvv in avenue June 3-2awt
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Prospectus or the Western Continent, New Series }
Il Southern Family Newspaper.
Ill M. GARLAND, Jr AND JOHN DONALDSON,
Editors and proprietors.

Ill M GARLAND, Jr AND JOHN DONALDSON,
Editors and proprietors
FIRST nunber issued Saturday, July 9Th, 1913.
V,HE WESTERN CONTINENT will be conducted upon
l. plan different from that of any journal south OF New
York will be exclusively devoted TO literature and gem
eral nege preserving strict neutrality upon all POI
iucal and sectaran questions
1t will he mainly evoted TO the reprntng from the best
foreign magazines of such articles be OF greatest
merit The periodical literature OF Europe Is abundant
and valuable sustained is great expense, and by
the aid OF the chief writers OF the day Inc republication
cheap rate, OF those ARTICLES which could not otherwise
be read except expense of importing several costly
magazines and journals, cannot but be acceptable TO The
public.
tons, besides the editorial notices and criticlsns when
win always make OF its contents. The ednTs nave
made arrangements which will, they trust always insure
much original matter should enutle their journal 10
ssfB BeT will moreover carefully attend to the news de-
panent of their paper Foreign and domestic lntei-
gence-poitical, literary and scientific, drawn from the
most authentic soureesw be always found IN tneir Jour
nal One OF the editors OF the paper Will devote his excn-
attention those selections which designed IN
great part, TO contribute to its interest.
The editors of the Western Continent appeal to their
southern friends for support in this undertaking. Although
IN the opinion that interest could be subserved by de-
voting its columns to political discussion, they have deter
mined TO keep the journal aoof from such topics; yet
eeess, citizens and natives OF southern Stat seek
ing establish family newspaper, they feel justified IN
for support upon the kindred feelings and common
synpalies OF the people of the south.
TERMS:
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Seven copies 10
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A liberal discount will be allowed to postlnasters who
will do the favor to agents for the Continent
All communications to be addressed (post-paid) 70
EDITORS WESTERN CONTINENT,
July 6-3taw2w Baltimore Md.
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Practical Chenlstry,

PrnCttChI CheTnIHIry.
TIME subscriber continues give his personal attention
instruction in practical chemtsry, m'nerdfogy, ana
peopv according the method which he has pursued
cessnlly during past thirteen years in this oity
commodous and well furnished laboratory large and Sc
ect library of practical scientific works in the Eng
fish, German, and French languages, together with min
era geological and technical collections offer every acii
" TO the student
Analyses of Ores minerals Soils waters, vegetable sub
stances and the production OF art will be carefully exec
oued Persons re siding distance may send by letter
small average samples of earths &c weighing from
100 grains TO one ounce
Tie various applications Of chemistry manufactures,
ulure, medicine, and pharmacy, will receive special
attention Where is practicable, researches WIZ be IN
st f,,ed and opinions given all chemical questions.
Laboratory 27 Arch street, above SIXTH in the Arch
Street Hail. Philadelphia
JAMES G. BOOTH,
Member Am. Phil. Society," and Prof Applied Chemistry
Franklin Institute.
Julv g-4tdN Iawtl Oct
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AGE NCY FOR AIMS
M II1shfmx-fom. ID. a.

FERDINAND w. RISQUE, Attorney and Couns elor- at
Law, formerly of Lynchburg, Va, but recently
OF 81 Louis, Missouri, has opened office Washing
ton City for the prosecution of claims against the United
States either before Congress the several Executive De-
partmens of the government
lie viii attend claims of every description
sanctioned by law requiring services of an agent
Washington but those which his attention will be par
nculary and specially devoted, the following viz
Revolutionary claims OF all kinds. Land claims generally
Bounty land claims for military services in the late
with Great Britain. Applications for patents useful in
ventons Claims OF all kinds arising out of the late
with Mexico, particularly for bounty lands or treasury
scrip; OF pay mileage, and for horses
property lost destroyed while in the military service
the United States Letters addressed him, post paid
Will be promptly attended lie will also give his par
cn'ar attention to the prosecution OF the claims of ndvd
uals against the War Department. for expenses incurred
subsistence or transportation furnished for the of von
teers during the Mexican war; before being ed and
received into The service OF the United States
Fees reasonable Office in Lakemeyers European Hoiel
Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and 10Th streets.
The undersigned take pleasure in recommending TO the
public Ferdinand w. Risque esq, as a competent and
faithful agent prosecute any claims against the several
departments of the general government
Washington City, June, 1913.
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rR-A The steamer OSCEOLA having discontinued
her trips to Baltimore until further notice,
will on Wednesday, the 26,h July, commence making two
trips week Norfolk. Leaving Washington every Wed
nesday and Saturday at O'Clock, m Returning leave
Norfolk every Monday and Thursday at o'clock, p.
Passage and fare 50 CO. - . -
She touches, going and returning, at Piney Point, Old
JAMES MITCHELL,
July "a. Captain.
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Notice to Prescription Claimants.


(IAND BOOK for Travellers In the United stases
II giving very extensive and detailed information OF
utes dstances &c and f, descriptions OF all interest
ng localities with I25 engraved illustrations, and large
and highly finished map of the United States OF remarkable
ahess and accuracy, by sherman smith, OF New YORK
June q +. TAYLOR. 81
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nv tic president Of the United states.

TN pursuance OF law, !, JAMES ~ foLh, PRESIDENT o,
the United states OF America, 90 ne,epY uot'a,e @
make known, thaI Pubic saes WIZ oe ne ~ s n ~
mentioned land Offices in The State OF MloAN, at The
periods hereinafter designated, 70 WIZ
At the land office at SAULT STE. MARIE, commencing
ON Monday 18th day of October next for the disposal
townships and parts Of townships, to wit;
North Of the base hne ana 'oes o. me Ptncfpd
The "North and South Fox Islands situated IN rae
onal townships thirty -four ana thhy five, oil range hif-
teen.
The Manitou Island, situated in fractional townships
thirty and thytwo, OF range fourteen, and fractional
townships thirty, thirty and thirtywo oil range nj
teen. s
Townships forty and forytwo, of range twenty
Townships forty and forYtwo, OF range wenty-one
Township torty-o OF range twenty-five
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OrFrcE OF THE SOLICITOR THE Treasury,
July 8, lS4s.
c,EAIEp PROPOSALS viii be received at this office
- until the 3Ist day oil August next at ~ CLOCK al noon,
@ die purchase of the interest the United States, AT law
md in equity of properly herenatter described, upon
.he te ms and conditions mentioned below, TO wit;
you{, lining ia the State of Massachusetts, and knoton The
South Boston lands
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CEALED PROPOSALS

VIII De TeceIVeu OIIIct
- until O'Clock p m, of the LIST August, furnishing
the Washington Navy Yard the following plate and bar
ron whole of which be delivered by the 18th OF
! - n,arn
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The Ocean House, kept By r. F. Parker. The Atlantic
House at S,asconsei, kept by II. s. Crocker.
TINE OCEAN HOUSE, having been greatly enlarged and
otherwise improved with good accomm odat!ons tor sea
bathing now, comfort and convenience inferior to no
public house in New England u. IL r.
The ATLANTIC HOUSE, erected this season ~ Slascon-
set is large neat and connections; and u cannot hi to
be pleasant home such desire pure, fresh air. agn-
fcent ocean scenery, and fine fishing.
The fine steamer Massachusetts, Capt. Lot fhinney,
makes four trips week, during the summer months. be-
tween Nantucket and New Bedford, a. tolowsi
Leaves Nantucket Monday and Saturday at a. m. =,
and on Tuesday and Thursday at 81 a. m-,,.s -
Leaves New Bedford Monday and Saturday at p In
and on Wednesday and Friday at % a. m. y
The time occupied in making the passaRcs between Nan
ck and New Bedford including the landings at Holiness
Hole and Woods Hole, is only about Al hoars.
Those passages delightfully."- pleasant IN summer, the
Juy 1l-d3w ...-..
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x n AGNiFICENT PIANOS.-The attention OF the public
M (but particularly those who may wish TO pur-
chase respectfully requested TO an exam
nation of those recently received for sale at the odestab
shed door to Fners Hotel One OF the instru.
rich rosewood case, highly polished and carved solid legs
This beautifully finished Instrument uneqaled 1y amy
10 appreciate its superior qualities and ifapped for edy
il win be sold at great bargain. Also other piano tories
or Roson icturc with seven ocaves, metac
frames harp pedal, NC, &C. constantly on hand which
viii he warranted for twelve months. and sold from $25 to
$50 less than the quality be purchased Tor else
wbere-anything 10 the contrary Notwithstanding ,
July 2S-3taW3W WM' fioChEn'
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r UNIVERSITY Pennsylvania. Medical DEPART
| ment, Session Of ls4s-48.-The medical lectures
viii commence on Monday, the 10Th day Of October and
he delivered under the following arrangement; -
Theory and practice Of medicine, 10y Nathaniel Chap
man, M D. ~
Mntera Medica and Pharmacy, by George B. Wood,
M. ID. . . ~
Chemistry by James b. Rogers, M d.
Surgery. by William Gibson, M d.
Obstetrics and the diseases of women and children by
Hugh L. Hodge, NJ D. ~
Institutes OF medicine, by Samuel Jackson, M d.
Clinical Instruction, the Pennsylvania Hospital by
George B. Wood, M. d., medicine, and George W. Nor
ris nj. D.. on surgery, twice week
demonstrate We medicine and surgery twice
week by the Professors OF the Medical Faculty. assisted
by w W Gerhard NJ. d and Henry ii. smith, M D. 8
Preliminary lectures iii be delivered daily from the I'd
to the ltth OF October, inclusive 60 ~
The rooms for practical anatomy will be open from Oc-
tober LIST to the end March ensuing John Nei M d.,
demonstrator. ,.... :, -. mo.
Amount of fees for lectures in the University, Sl0
Matriculang fee (paid once onl) D
Hospital fee ="
Practical anatomy ~
Graduating lee :. d"
The commencement WIZ W. ". Z. MoRNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
3sG Chestnut street, above Thirteenth, opposite the u 5
Mint, Philadelphia.
I.,iu 11--S axVtI
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SHORT HAND
VITOODHOUSE'S Practical Stenograpby, vol, London
w Short Hints Short Hand by an Old Reporter 1
pocket vol London
Moat's Standard of Short Hand ; I vol, London
Hinton's Easy and Practical System OF Short Hand;
vol, London
Just imported direct from London, by
+. TAYLOR.
Also BRcow's selftaught Senographer
Toundrows Guide to Short Hand
t,ouid's Art of Short Handwriting.
June IL, 1913
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Norfolk, July 7--tw4w

Lives insured l04
NORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMI.. HANNAY Secretary.
CHARLES DE SKLDINe, No Ii Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
w. p. JOHNSTON M. d., opposite City Post Office,
7th street, Physician
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles and operations
of the company be obtained application the
agents Office
July 4-law4w MAT. Int.
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CAMUEL GREINER, ss~ ~ Matthias 0fsinsr eso
- Barbara Mesert, lett Pre~burG, In Hungary ms neuvo
place. several years ago. and supposed TO he new IN the
United States His mother left him p her assn somo
property. and he is requested take possession % H.
of his death 1t desirable to rscsive Q.
Any information concerning EclneI' may
be directed the Austrian Legation, aansng1n csy'
d. e.. f."t fi S"J 20 ave-
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r LIQUORS AND WINEs.-6 pipes Holland gin, impe-
IL rial eagle brand r. a4Lp at! ~ tt'htt' ~ 'i 4.
pipes Holland gin, Swan brand
80 half pipes and or. pipes French brandy
20 bbs peach brandy, five years old
$50 do old whskey. part very old and fine
"a or. casks Madeira vino m ..ot
~ do do Sherry do ID s.i D.
30 do do Port do ..t - u....s, / ~
Samples of which have this day been received, com
prsing qualities and prices and Are oaSna or Sas
on liberal credit by SLAMS MonnAh.
July 7-2aw3w 1880
n TORE NEW MUsIC.-Jsst rscsavsa at H. eaa -
N ,abshed store next door Fuers hotel, the follow
mo new music which will be sold At fosr cenh page
being ore.fhird less the price charged elsewhere
e WV w. FISCHER.
Whnt If thine eye is beaming yet.
THE Old Soldiers Daughter. 'l,
The Babes in the Wood.
The vocal beauties of kneis do Lammemoor.
IN not begne thee from NY home.
May hope to call thoe friend. sf
Soft falls the tear-for three voices. ii.
Gems from the opera Of Lucie do Lammermoor
July IL. ~ ..,.o.r I'll
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Orders for tickets shnres and certificates OF pacba8eS
in the above sole will receive the mos Proopt
attention. official account Of each drawing SAINT I'M
mediaely after it is all who order from us Ad-
dress, y % -. MAJ JIM, . ~
Agents for J. w. MAURY q Co, Managers; b
| Juv 26 Alexandria, Va
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LINN BOYD. kentucky,
ARMIsrED BURT, s. Carolina,
J. X. J. DANIEL, N. c.,
RICHARD FRENCH, Kentucky,
w. l.. GoGGIN, Virginia,
J, S. GREEN, Missouri,
w. p. HALL, Missouri,
Tnos. j. HENLEY, Indians,
Isaac T.. HOLMES, S. Carolina,
GEO. S. HousToN, Alabama,
ID. S. KAUFMAN, Texas,
T. BUTLER KING, Gorgia,
r. w. LIGoN, Maryland,
CHARLES S. MoREIIEAp, Ky. f,
HENRY G. MURPHY, N. Y,
DAVID OUTLAW, N. Carolina,
JOHN s. PHELPS, Missouri,
II. b. RHETr, South Carolina,
w. A. RICHARDSON, Illinois,
ROBERT q. SCHENCk, Ohio,
A. ID. SIMS, Sonth Carolina,
TRUMAN SMITH, Connecticut,
CALEB b. SMITH, Indiana,
RoBRRr SMirH, Illinois,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS, Georgia,
p. w. ToMPKINs, Mississipp
II. TooMBs, Georgia,
A. w. VENABLE, N. Carolina,
ID. WALLACE, South Carolina
J. WENTWORTH, Illinois,
HUGH WHITE, New York,
JAMES WILSON, N. H.,
Members House of Reps.
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900 LADORERs WANTCO.
WANTED on the Rappnhannock Canal three hundred
wv Irish German laborers LiperSi wages given
The country perfectly healthy
l3-3taw6w
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HpaWIsh OSCtHO"~s'eS'
NTEITMAN and Barretti's Spanish and Engtsh D'o"o"
The same. abridged complete in ! volume.
Cubi's Spanish and English Dictionary. 2vo's,
Meadows Spanish and English Dictionary Vo"''e'
London =, :. :, r,....,,,,,
Diconnaire Espagno-F rancais, Ct FIanca'shspasho'
par NJ Nnnez de Tat,oeda. zvols-, Paris.
And a variety phrase and conversation b9oks, e s
cises easy reading books M Spanish IN Spanish ana rg
sh and in spanish and French, for students OF me ia
uaRe also small collection OF the celebrated span
isb authors. qsH iIa
| Imported from England and France, by y,o,
Jy9 sr f. lAfLoh'
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j. Y. Mason, Sec'y Of Navy,
w. ALLEN, Ohio,
ID. X. ATcHlsoN, Ns;..;
Tnos. III. BENTON, ''''o'''
SoLoN BoRLAND, Arkansas,
SIDNEY BREEsE, Illinois,
SIMON CAMERON, Pa
i Il = Eoar DAVIS }Mt.
REvERpY JOHNSON, Md,
II. JOHNSON. Louisiana,
JOHN A. DIX, New York,
E. A. HANNEaAN, Indiana,
$: SAM. HopsroN, J Texas.
JACOB w. MILLER, N. Jersey,
J. d. WEsTcoTT, jr.. Florida,
j. X. UNDERWOOD, Kentucky
Uaifed States senator's.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Brig. Gen. U. S. Il
w. S. HARVEY,
Col. I'd Dragoo,,s, u. s. n.
BENZ. r. LARNED,
Act'g Pavm'fer Gen. U. s. n.
w. S. PARRorr,
Late U. S. Sec. Of legation
to Merico.
G.. H. CRosMAN,
Mayor and z. NJ. u. 8. II.
Inly l3-3tdN2aW3m
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June l-3tewtlstj uly N2awtlSept
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05
FROM THE CITY OF MEXICo.

On the 9th ultimo the Diplomatic Corps, now in
the city Of Mexico, proceeded to the National
Palace, TO present their congratulations TO Senior
HERRERA, on his accession to supreme power
as President Of the Republic They were received
by all the members OF the Cabinet and other dis
tinguished persons in Office. The following were
the foreign Ministers composing the diplomatic
body
Mr.. CLTroRD, Envoy Extraordinary from the United
States; Mr. sErasr, Envoy Extraordinary from Prussia
Mr.. DoYIr. Charge fAfares from England VI. GouRr,
Charge dAfaires from France and NJ ARnEsTA, Charge
dAfaires from Spain.
Mr.. CLIFFORD, in the name OF the diplomatic
body then addressed the President in the following
words
sIR The diplomatic body, participating in the general
satisfaction which elevation Of your Erceency the first
dignity in the has caused offer you their congratulations
on so auspicious an They happy in you
sugury Of future national prosperity the foundations Of
which have been already laid by the patriotic administration
your Excelency, that has restored order tranquility
this beautiful metropos and confidently hope that their
beneficial influence will extend over the whole Of the republic
In no other region has Providence scattered its bounes with
greater prouon than in this highly favored country genial
climate, soil which contains every kind Of riches all COM
render Mexico earthly paradise the peaceful labor
Of industry alone being wanting to gather ch and abundant
harvest Of It's fruits Allow express ardent hope that
henceorwad this may be the desire Of IFS inhabitants that
the distinguished efforts Of your ETcellency be crowned with
the happies effects, and that the flag which now in peace
this palace, may protect free, united and
happy people"
To which address President HERRERA replied as
follows
SEsoREs is extremely grateful to 70 receive from
the esiabe representative Of friendly nations the expression
Of their benevolent sentiments for my Government Of the
arden, interest for welfare Of the nation, with the chic
magsacy which have been charged BY the Fundamental
law Of the State.
am confident in the hope that the desires which hav
gratefully heard expressed by you for the happiness Of Merc
viii be realized All good citizens Of one mind regarding
the 70 be adopted in order 70 repair our past msfcr
tunes TO develop the elements Of prosperity which our coun
try contains IN lis bosom, and my Government will omi
neither pains sacrifices TO realize their aspirations
The good understanding which exists between the rePub
lie and all foreign nations Of the best conditions Of ou
present suston and shall be cultivated by with all posi-
e ardor The people Of Mexico entertain other than
,oepts Of benevolent interest for the happiness Of knde
nations and rankness towards all who live under the
These now form the basic Of our present policy The pu
depce and high standing Of the personsges Of The doma
body are the best security"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05

DEATH PROM THE STING A BEE.-An inquest held
on Saturday Brad6ed St. George, before H. Wayman
Esq, coroner, touching the death Of poor named
Last aged sixty appears that the deceased had for
years been in the habit Of attending upon bees in the
ing season and Friday, while engaged in such employ
ment she sung by Of them on the thumb Of her
right hand She into her house and sat down upon
chair, excaiming How bad feel" She then tainted and
spoke afterwards. She trembed very much, and in
the Of half hour she corpse II the OPT
Mon Of the medical gentlemen who present that the
system received such shock TO stop the circulation o
blood in the heart--Ips,oieb Express.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05

u EVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.-I am In possession of
III authentic documentary evidence of the and
claims Of the officers Of the Virginia State Line and Navy
hapay for l and bounty lands and Of the officers OF the
Continental Lines of the several States PENSIONS
taon pay and bounty lands. The evidence will be furnish
ed, or the claim prosecuted at the option Of the claimant
Letters directed TO Gen John p Duva Attorney law,
Tallahassee, Florida, post paid, win be attended
oct ct1-cpd JOHN p. DUVAL-
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05

SLEEPS LIKE ToP."-This familiar phrase, which is
applied persons completely under the influence Of Nor
pheus enormously supposed to be derived from the pause
Of the top, or, schooboys call IT. "when il is asleep
But the supposton is for the phrase derived
from the Italian word topo, which signifies mouse, and s
applied the generic Of the common eldmouse, from
which the Italian proverb Ell drme tpo" is de-
rived---Anglice, .. He sleeps like q top"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05

FEMALE ECTsrxsARIAs.--Nsnnie Wolcott died in Or
fod Msne the 18th instant aged hundred and four
teen years
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST.

=. w. MAURY q CO., Manager.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowing Leesbug Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. IL, for ls4s.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday August 12 ls4s
BRILLIANT scHEME.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05

Orders for tickets and certihcate OF paoke
the above Splendid Lotteries win receive the most Prompt
attention. and official Of each drawing sent fme
dstely ser s over to ali Who order from US Address
J. IL G. MAURY, Alexandria, Va.
Agents for J. w. MAURy Co., Managers,
july 2&-dkch