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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER

PREVIOUS TO taxing INVENTORY.
A S the season is now drawing near close,
n and wishing 10 reduce my stock as low as
possible before the Spring trade, | will sell The
balance on band, Of my Fall and Winter Goods
from now until the LIST OF March-at very low
rates. have still OH hand some very desirable
goods, all OF which will be sold cheap, for cash
only. Call in time for bargains, al
WILLIAM J SWORDS
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store, No. 225, Broad ST.,
Sign of the Dry Goods Box. Feb "a
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Ansirew .:OhnsIOn.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
r ATE of Quincy Illinois, has returned 10 Rich
Lmond and will practise in tie Courts held IN TINS
CITY and county, and the adjoining counties.
STOffice over Messrs. Smith 4 Harwood's' MAN
.,rss, May 2-lvd&c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
IA AGRICULTURAL
vi an actOrV

L. sill carried on IN all lis
branches al the OLD ESTABLISHED
STAND. corner of Main AID 18Th
sta, first door below The Union
iInteI, where I wonid he pleased
10 see the former patrons Of The
establishment, aud all others IN
want OF good AGRICULTURAL
A. | shall al
ways keep a supply Of the best
Machines that can be produced,
and warranted In all cases IL
give satisfaction, IL Will there.
Enr. h. IN fnn interest aI IluISt. LII
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All # tae Jallowmg Artictss a'e sota only by
AIEXANDEk DUVAL,


ONLY AGENT, MAIN STREET, EAGLE SQUARE
TO THE LADIES!
THE GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA.
For Restoring The Hair!
aLong hair is a glory 10 woman" says raul,
And al feel the truth Of Inc pions Quotation,
Preserve IL then, ladles-yonr glory may tall,
Unless you protect II with th, prrpalllon
IF YOU wish rich, lnxIriant head oi iair Tree from
dandrur and souri, do not fail 10 procure the genuine
RAIN or COLUMBIA. In cases oi badness u viii
more rlan exceed your expectations. Many who nave
lost their hair twenty years have hal restored 10
lis original perfection by tie Use o this Balm Age
state or condition appears To be- no obstacle ~haleVrf
il also causes the fluid 10 flow with which the delicate
hair tubes Is fitted, by which means thousands Iwhose
HAIR WAS grey the asatC eaglel haze hid Their mar
restored natural color by this invaluable remedy
I'm all cases Of rveri will br found The most pleasant
wash that can be used few applications only are
necessary keep the hair from ang out II strength.
ems the roots IL falls To mpart ilch glossy ap-
peararcr; and perfume for The toilet II Is unequal
led 1t holds three times rs much ~ oiher n'iscaed
hair resloralvrs, and is more efectual.
CAUTION Never buy II unless y"n fnd the name
Of Constock s Co.. Projectors. on lie wrapper oil each
cha ltfdy Il counterfeit article.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
SIITTON X. WINSTON

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
No. 80, MAIN ST, RICHMOND, Va,
TZEEP constantly on hand general and full
n. assortment of all articles in the Grocery
line, and pay particular attention 10 The sale of
Grain and other Country Produce. Feb 26
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Stockholders for the Extension Of the
Louisa Railroad from the Junction 10 Rich
mond, are required 10 pay, 10 the crcdi, OF the
Company, in the Exchange Bank a, Richmond,
ON The Is, day of March, l849, FIVE collars per
share; and, on The LIST day Of April ls49, ten dol
lars per share. BY order Of the Board
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Feb 20--dtApl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

NORTHERN MERCER POTATOES.
WE will soon be in receipt OF cargo of
w prime Northern Mercer Potatoes. They
will be suitable for The table or for planting.
Feb 26-3, HENRY LUDLAM e. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

A TEACHER WANTED, IN POWHATAN.
rJ,HE Teacher employed by ns for the present year
i having been compelled Ia abandon his ENLARGEMENT
by severe and continued nds position, desire 10 OBJ
tam another take charge Of small school Propo-
sails of terms will be received by Of us tCol Hop
kinsl now in Richmond HILARY HARRIS,
Eph 17-c0l Ia. HDPhlNS.
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MEREDITH s. HARVIE,

~ torn ys Al nL' W,
r1IIJ attend IN. Courts If Richmond city, Henrico,
w Hanover, King William and Goochand -,
John s. Meredith will reside ~ hanover. ii's ros'
Office is Richmond, Va.
WIN w. ilarvie's office, corner Of Main aud llth
-, r,,r,nrs nm iIth Feb an-2awdSc lmif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
LOTTERIES.
j. w. lsaaury 81 &C.,

(MA n AG ERS.)
successors to j. &. GREGORY d CO,
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND, Virginia.
Delaware Lottery, No. 9, to be drawn February %.
10 No. Lottery IA drawn ballots.
Frzes
piize of $4,000 20 prizes of $1,000
I3COC 80 500
lU,OO0 40 /" 300, &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So
80 Orders Tor certificate Pac kages, single Tick
cts and Shares, any of the above schemes address
edtothe undersigned Fill recevethe most prompt Al
tenton, aud an account OF each DRAWN To- warded
As soon as il isreceived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets Tor sale by
J. w. MAURf q CO., Managers,
Jan2i Richmond Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
VIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA LINE.
FIRST PACKET.
>R The fast sailing new packet barque
~ CYANE Capt. Cory Willislon, daily ex-
pec,ed from New Orleans, and will sail with all
POSSIBLE despatch. For freight, cabin or steerage
massage. having superior accommodalions-ap-
ply to HAShlNS Linof,
Or.lo CHS. Il. WORKMAN.
P,S. Freight taken for Mobile and forward
ed tree of Commission.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

Clover Seed.
on BUSHELS Baltimore and Virginia
lou Mountain GLOVER SEED-striclly
prime quail y-receiving, for sale by
WORTHAM, McGRUDER & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

THE subscribers take this method of informing their
i friends and the public generally that they have
lust started good TWO horse Hack from this place
New Canton) to Buckingham Courthouse. Their
Hack will run in connection with the Canal Packet
Boats regularly, and all persons either coming up or
going down upon said boats may be certain Of getting
conveyance either 10 the Courthouse 10 any inter-
mediate point on the road.
New Canton Buckingham CO., Feb 27-c6ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

From the New York Evening Mirror
aW'oRCESTER'S PIANOS.-We were admitting, 9
lew days since. a very magnificent looking Piano
Fore, in the elegant drawingroom of the Union Place
Hotel when. upon examination Of Its interior, we
v,re pleased 70 find that Il from the mandatory
II our friend Worcester, of 1877, Third Avenue. MI
Whreer the proprietor of the hotel informed u.s. that
IN the last years. he had bought as many as 90
,.n Piano Forces of Mr.. Worcester, for himself ana
,,snds aud that all had given the most perfect salts
action We have often said, and we take pleasure IN
repeating the truth, that Mr. Worcesters
ars made upon honor, and are equal 10 any IN the
world" -, -, :,
am constantly supplied with full assortment oil
Esrees,ers choice Pianos, selected expressly Tor my
abl,.hmrnt which invite the attention Oh proies
,ors amateurs and the public. NY prices and terms
NH be found as hbersl and fair as can be obtained In
,ny OF the Northern cities. a: MohaIs,
Publisher and Bookseller, late Drinker & Morris.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

GOLD PENS.
CoLD PENS, with Silver Case and Pencil,
" very superior article, now sold at 81 So
would invite the attention OF those persons who
want good pen to look al these before giving
twice or three times the money for one no better
JOHN M WEST,
Feb2 Exchange Book Store.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
TO SAIL PROM NEW YORK 10TH MARCH.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
TO SAIL PROM NEW YORK 10TH MARCH.
20 4 The new and splendid Ocean
$3.50 Steam Ship, SENATOR" Lieut..
Bache, United States Navy, Commander, will
leave New York for The above port on 10Th
March, touching a, Rio Janeiro, Valparaiso,
Caao and Panama, and can accommodate
about 25 passengers, il early application is made
10 The subscribers, who have plan Of her
cabins and saloons. This Steamer was built
last Summer BY VIM. H. Brown, Of New York,
10 ply between Boston, 81. Johns and HALIFAX,
on which route she has been well tested, and has
proved substantial and excellent Sea-stea mer
She will pass through the Straits OF Magellan,
aud is ex pected 10 perform The voyage inlabou
eighty days. Her engines are very powerful, and
the engineer is practical and experienced man
in his profession, and takes duplicates OF nearly
every portion of the machinery. For further in
formation apply 10 the Subscribers.
Feb. 24-dlw HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
Worcesler,s Pianos !!
NnTIcEs oE THE PRESS.

r,uE New York Commercial Advertiser, in describ-
ns the furniture in the new "Union Place Hotel,
lhus speaks: - c.,,
awe are told that the builder of the house, Cortland
Palmer ESQ., has aimed have the best furnished no.
lei in New York. That would demand great skill and
taste as others have conceived and so far as possible
carried out the same purpose But we may safely say,
that the Union Place Hotel has one oil the most elegant
and brs,.toped Pianos we have yet or heard II
i one of Worcss.er's. Technically it Is finished
houshout'-,ha is the back, as well as the front and
ends are finished and with equal elegance ana care
The tone s perfectly pure, deep, and soft as the tone
can be- Compass and sweetness are most happily COM
bned and justly exctes the admiration alike oil aa-
tours and professed artists In It's construction MI
Worcester has evidently sought toexcel even himself
and has designed that this Piano should speak oil his
great skill to all visitors at the hotsl.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
TO ISAAC DELAPLAINE, JOHN +. De.
LAPLAINE AND AUGUSTUS w. CLA-

son.
a ) Won are non residents Of This Commonwealth aha
N have no known agent therein, yon VIII take no'e
tb,t shall on THURSDAY, the twenty srrobd Gay -
March 1879 between the hours OF nine "'clocN ~ "
morninl and three o'clock IN The afternoon - W "a
flee of Gustavus a Myers, IN tn cry o. ia
-" =, ~ ,ad a. .vidrnc- ~ Il certain snit no" DC :
n - ,h snns,,.r lour, of ChanC,ry i"f The Ken
mond Cirru, in winch am plaintiff AND yen ana on
ers are defendants; and H. rom any ca, on IN !.
a.. e - II commenced snail not be completed the tax.
n 81 m, soms viii be continued from day TO day, q.
me s,m, place and between the hours un''
th., are completed. SAMUEL ''h
-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
OLD BOOKS

OLD BOOKS.
DOCKS OF every kind (excepI School Books)
d will be bought al the Exchange Book Store,
and fair price, either in money, new Books, or
Stationery, will be given.
JOHN M WEST,
Exchange Book Store,
Feb2l 18th street, next TO the Pos. Once
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE CO.,
vi Richmond, Va.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated, -:
% II 81 80 is 40 50 10 81 "a 43 Al 36.
Whole Nos. 10 5773, prize OF $4,000 return
ed by PURCELL s. co.
This Day-Capias $4,000, 5000, $500,
1883 20 OF $50, &c. 70 nos. IA drawn. Tick
et, SIS. Sales close al P. NJ, drawing receiv-
ed by to-morows mail.
Also. the Dollar L1tlery-Capital $1,000, &c.
Feb q C. w. PURCELL Il co.
FORTUNES HOME CHALK'S OFFICE,
L No. g. Main street.
Drawn Nos. Paiapsco, 10:
% 70 IS 81 81 Il 46 So IL 43 63.
This Day-Bei Air IL. 10 nos. IA drawn
$4,000, 5000. 800; 1893 20 Of $50, &c. Tickets
So
Alsoi Fry $4,000, SC. Tickets ST..
CHALK'S,
Feb 81 3 DOORS above the Old Market.
r uCKs OFFICE, Corner Of Main and IL h
IL streets.
Whole Tickle, Nos. 8 % 30, prize OF $4,000
sold on Wednesday last and paid at sight BY
LUCK.
ANOTHER!
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated, No. ID:
q II 81 80 Is 4S So 73 81 Sd 43 "A &C.
Halt Ticket l6 a 81, prize Of $500 sold and
paid by LUCK.
t. Day. Tuesday,-s2o 600, Capital prize
Is Nos, Il drawn. Tickets 5.
Also $1,000. IS Nos, IL drawn. 1'icke!s l.
For sale by LUCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

DREss AND FRoCK CoATs.-s'las Mer-
chan, has this day received ifesn supply
OF Dress and Frock Coats, whicn win oe so'u ~,
rs cheap for cash. Fer bargains Cali d ~ o.
Main street.
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co pAprNrRSHlP

CO-PARTNERSHlP.
TIME undersigned have th,s day formed 70 @
L snip for the purpose of cundnctin. neh i"
an, cpmnissinu Bu mess in the city OF Richmond,
W under the firm and style Of Hester, white go.
va n"'e' '"' $50 EDMUND HESTER,
John G. WHITE,
r..s T., % 1919 WIN. TONNES.
wa,,ts ,his accession To return our thanks TO our
roJs for The patronage heretofore bestowed on US,
ia h.snsak continuance oil il for the new concern.
anu o1 NJ a.cim HESTER WHIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
January, 1919.
MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Insurance COMPANY.

MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Insurance Company.
THIS Company have made their Annual Report, co.
i pies OF which together with Prospectus &C., VIII
be- given gratis at the Agents Office.
The Company have issued during the past year ,iUi
policies.
Received for premiums s3aif67 10
:. Int. dur. same year, 2i,1i3 ii
$40 81
Losses paid, and paid for pnr-
chased policies, S-o,l3n w
Expenses, l219I ~
Interest on Dividends, ia 10
N,t nroceeds for year 1873, S24S. DIs Ii
The net proceeds Of the years business being added
to the previous large capital Of the Institution, render
iLs solvrncy unquesnnahle.
Upon 3, ZOE policies in force, issued prior 70 ia
n,ary lst 1885, the Directors have declared dividend
Of 81 per cent being profits lnr the year ls47.
Office IN Richmond, Va, No. o., Main street, over
the Store Of Judah Myers, Esq.
b w. KNOWLES, Agent
Da. A. SsEAD, Medical Examiner.
Feb l4-dit2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

ROUND PLAS TER. from me celeh.a.'
lJ "Luhcc Mills" warranted fresh ana o. ~ sup
rior quality, nog selling al ieaaGss p mco
pL oo0e, Aornts for the Manufacturers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

PROPOSALS will be received al Hanover
L Courthouse on The 9Th instant, iol ihe
construction of Depot, Wood House and Wa
ter Station at that pace--lhe Depot 10 be Az by
60 feet. 10 be covered with heart pine shingles,
framing of heart pine or oak, with house win
posts in The ground.
Plans and specifications may be seen al Hano'
yer Court-house after the 22nd. ,,
WILLIAM A. KUPER,
Chief Engineer Louisa Railroad Co.
Feb l9-dld
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WIN. HI. BRO WIN,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant

COmmissfOn and FOrWHrufHR WCECM"Ht'
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
JyhVlNG removed from the county OF Albemarle,
IL respectfully offers his services 10 his friends ana the
,.be in general TO sell all kinds Of Country Produce
TOBAcCO, FLOUR. WHEAT, CORN, &c, sc.
He has taken one Of the Messrs. Fy's new Stores
On Cary street. nearly opposite to the Columbian Ia
y.n on the corner Of Virginia and Cary Streets where
e will be happy to see his friends
REYrR TO Hon. w G. Rives,
Nv; so4.lali, Esa, .alsema,ls.
(. w. Fcklen,
Hon. james Garland.
James :. crswson, Ls"eh'~g.
H. J.J. Fry, Richmond
Feb 26-dly
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lars per share. By order OF the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Feb 20--dlApl
CARPENTRY, HOUSE-BUlLDING, &c.
TIME subscriber having occupied The Shop
i known as Jarvis, corner OF Alb and Main
streets, for some four months previous TO first
January last, wishes TO inform his friends and
the public that he has removed 10 The new Shop
on Sd, between Main and Cary streets, where he
is prepared 10 execute faithfully all work with
which he may now be favored-Sign of Glaze
brook g. Lacy.
Feb. 2l-diw JOHN A. GLAZEBRoOK.
RICHMOND DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
THE proprietors most respectfully inform the
i public that they will open the above esIab-
ishmen, on Tuesday, the 5tb, No. 81 Main street,
over The store oil Mr.. Judah Myers.
The above esia bishment has been erected al
immense expense, and has magnificent combl-
nation OF both side and sky lishls, which now is
acknowledged by the most eminent the great de-
sideratum Ii is furnished handsomely for The
reception of company, and The specimens must be
seen to be appreciated. The public are respect
fully requested to call and examine.
Feb 5-dtt
LANDRETn'S GARDEN SEED.
Warranted Flesh and Genuine
WE have just receive1 our Spring supply OF
w Landreh's Warranted Seed.
Landrelh's Descriptive Catalogue, with in
struclons tor planting and cultivation, furnished
gratis, on application.
PURCELL, LADD & co. Druggists,
Jan. IS 90 Main, cor. IA Streets
February 23, 1919.
NEW GOODS, PER EXPRESS.
TUST received from New York The following
y new and desirable goods, viz:
Blue French Mousselinc
Pink do. do.
White, black and colored Kid Gloves-best
quality
French Wrought Collars new style
Do. Lace Capes do.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, for ladies, do
Do. do. for gentlemen, do.
Black Lace Mius
Super Worsted do, TSilkl
Black Silk Neck-iies Tor ladies
Fancy Silk Scarfs do.
Linen Bobbin Edge
A variety oil new style Laces and Edges.
WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
No. 225 Broad Street,
Feb % Sign OF The Dry Goods Box.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TelnlDeraiRce Hall.

DICHMoND SECTION, OF Ca DETs OF
II TEMPERANCE, No. 3D. propose having
a Ball al The Exchange Concert Room, ON We'd
nesday, March 7th. Tickets 81.
Tickets can be obtained from any Of the follow
ing committee:
A. MYERS, Chairman.
A. CRUMP, Secretary.
M. FREEMAN.
J. L. YOUNG.
A. VIA.
HOBSON, or OF
Feb. 10 C. a. McEVOY, P. D.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-23
The Open Clauss.

From every quarter, we receive the most
cheering accounts. Of the progress of pub.
lie sentiment, towards the liberal, consery.
alive. and truly republican principle, inyoI.
we'd in what is called the open clause.
Some Of the abIest speakers and most
talented and vigorous writers of the State.
GAINED as il is for talenD are lending their
whole energies to the contest, and so strong.
ly are they fortified with arguments and
facts, that there IS nor a hnig he in all the
ranks Of the Perpetualists who desires to
signalise his proves in the cause Of sla-
very, but can find foemsn ready to give
him battle.
We receive the most cheering intelli.
gence from Fleming, Lewis, Nicholas and
Bracken, and wherever the minds of the
people are enlightened by free discussion,
the cause is onward. The mad dog cry OF
aboltionism is dying away, and the oppo.
nents of Emancipation are fast finding out
that arguments, faets--elo1uently enforced,
can alone meet the friends Of Emsncipa-
ton, upon the improbable ground where
they have planted their standard.
II is amusing to observe what shifts the
friends Of slavery are compelled to resort
to for the purpose OF sustaining their cause.
Ii is only necessary to 60 amongst the I'LL
informed. to hear that the open clause nlen
are for setting the negroes free amongst US;
again that they are Tor taxing the poor, 10
send of the slaves OF the rich, to Africa.
Ii is but day or two ago, that We heard oil
several voters Of the non.reading class
using such arguments as those we have quo
ted, against what they were pleased to call
A gentleman present explained to them
their error, and briefly, what was really the
plan Of Emancipation, generally approved
by those, who contemplated such policy
whenever the people willed Il. :
They promptly acknowledged their error
aud declared their friendship for such Q
scheme. Give the people light, all will
be well. Give them the open clause, and
if the cause of Emancipation cannot tri
umph upon its own merits, let it 90 down;
but don't attempt to lock ii up gentlemen
perpetualists, unless you want ceaseless ssi
iaton.--Mayspille Herald.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-23
LOUISVILLE KY. SATURDAY, JUNE 23, ls49

10 this time they mad gained slowly:
took them some five years or more to re
deem the Saturday forenoon But now the
capital being doubled, and experience show
ING The poor fellows what they could do
Ihey Plueked up courage. They became
more and more industrious, economical and
skillul. The scheme advanced now with
accelerated speed, In three or four yeas
more they had gained an additional day oil
The. week. As the year OF complete re-
demPtion drew higher, their voluntary lsbors
thlckened; they became more strenuous,
systematic and effective. The difficulty
with their good master was to restrain them
from working themselves. As they
gained day after day, in less and less time,
their once torpid intellecis expanded; their
spirits rose higher and higher; their hearts
became light and joyous; their songs re.
sounded day and night. -.
At the end Of fifteen years they were
llee, men, women and children-all re-
deemed by their labor. al price which en-.
abled Mr.. McDonough to commence new
experiment with the same number OF Others.
What was more, this wise method Of Emsn.
eipaton, had made them thinking. intel
ligent, seli-governed people. They fell that
freedom thus won was doubly won, because
II came gradually. and was not completed
until they were qualified for its exercise
And now the prospect Of sealing their FAM
lies in Liberia. their own free fatherland.
where neither slave.trader nor slave-driyer
could ever vex them more, gave a more re-
fined and ennobling pleasure to their hearts.
than wealthy planters soul ever derived
from his bales OF cotton and hogsheads Of
sugar, wrung from the unrewarded toll of
his slaves. d., .......-,
But this party OF redeemed and regener-
ated bondsmen, suffered one severe pane.
when their jubilee Of freedom came. They
had TO leave that man OF wise bsnevolence
and OF tried Integrity, who had guided them
through their long laborious way to liberty,
They loved him at first as kind master:
they almost adored him al last, as their
heaven-sent deliyersr from long ages of
thraldom. When. on the deck Of the yes.
sci that was 10 bear them away, they saw
his face for the last time; tears Of grateful
affection streamed from their eyes as thew
babe him farewell, and prayers ascended
from their OVERLOOKING hearts that God
would bless him and his forever Then
they sailed for the fatherland, and he, hav.
ing now finished his labor of love. returned
home, bearing in his bosom the rich treasure
Of his ieelings--a happy, hsPpy'man
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-23
WHOLE NUMBER LOG.
The q. s. Navy In 1919.

We have just received from Washington cop!
OF the Navy Register OF the United States fo
lS49-an Official document printed by order O
the Secretary Of the Navy, in Conformity with {
resolution 10 that effect, passed in the Senate,
Just before the adjournment Of it's last session :
As glance al its leading features may not be IN.
acceptable TO the gene raj reader, We have taken
some pains 10 eondense some of its most impOE.
tant items, as follows:-N T. Express.
Tho total number OF vessels Belonging 10 the
navy, and the number OF guns each respectively
eauy, are Complementary set tsTth IN the follow
ing table: