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PUTZ'S MODERN
GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY, &c.
RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
MORRIS Il BROTHER,

II e L
81 Main Street.
Gosthe's Faust, new edition. translated into Eegsh
Prose- with notes, &c &c. by A. Hayward
Thos. De Quincys Miscellaneous Essays
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Meadway Russell Nash, p. D., London ed, beau
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Pendennis, complete.-The history Of Pendennis: his
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A Guide TO the Scientific knowledge of Things Fa-
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States.
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Commercial Review-price S. 90 per year.
First Lessons in Composition, in which the principles
OF the art are developed in connection with the princ-
pies OF Grammar; embracing full directions the sub
lect OF pnnctuaton with copous exercises, by G. P
Quackenbos, A. M.
Manual of modern Geography and History by Will
helm Putz author OF Manual Of Ancient Geography
and History etc, translated from the German by the
Rev. r. Paul, M. A.; lst American edition, revised
and corrected from the London edition.
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Engnee's Journal, edited by julius w. Adams, C. e.
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ENGLISH BoOKs-NO. 7


Lngard's History OF England, vols. 9vo, half Tur
Scripture Characters, or Practical Improve
ment OF the Principal Histories in the Old and
New Testaments, by Thomas Robinson, M. A,
with portrait and memoir OF the author, 2 vols.
Correspondence OF VIM. Pitt, Earl of Chatham,
edited by w. S. Taylor and Capt. ]. IL. Pringe,
4 vols. Svo., muslin .......................6 so
Smiths Wealth of Nations, with life of the au-
thor and view of his doctrines, Svo, muslin. i so
Companion for the Orchard, an historical and boz
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Treatise on the Means of Preserving Health,
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Speeches of the Right Hon R. L. Shell, NJ. P,
with memoir edited by T. Macnevin, 9yo.,
History OF the Cotton Manufacture in Great Bri-
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scrptons OF mechanical Inventions &C., by f.
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Lord Campbelps Lives OF the Chief Justices OF
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memoirs, Correspondence, and Private Papers of
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MANAGERS:
lloyd, Governor John M Campbell,
Dennis. Speaker Col. II B 1omlin,
te, S d McDearmon,
pkins, Speaker Ro. Henderson,,
Sc OF Delegates, G J Beirne,
ason, President Daniel Tornpkins,
enton, Vim M Burwell,
lbert, Mayor of Thomas II Campbell,
nond, Talbot S Duke,
/; ). ,. Harvie, W M Hume,
w Muntord, G w Pearls,
orner, Robert H Gallaher,
August, James Saunders,
'mpson, N Fl Thornton,
Stsnard, Archibald o Stuart
ons, James E Stewart,
Ike Johnson, Jeff. I Martin
ooldridge, Bernard Peyton,
A Meredith, VIM Mitchell, Jr,
Fl French, George Taylor,
itchie, James A Jones,
ne Gooch, Wood Bouldin,
thompson, w T Bocock,
J Faulkner John M Ferguson,
Irving, VIM Dillard,
A Street, ] S Calvert,
Fmney, Theodorick Morris,
:; Darlington, G FL Lynch,
B Taliaierro, r l. II Beale,
Cox, w A Buckner,
IN S 'Caskie. VIM " t Crump,
,otts, John d Quarles,
tile, .Iohn Fl Freeman,
ackson, Col. J w Spaldng,
speed. L w Glazebrook,
t, Capt. VIM Y Sheppard,
els, Capt. R M Nmmo,
Vail, Capt. G @ Tompkins.
Scott, Lieut. Col. r C Rice.
We, James B Ferguson,
arbour, Jr., Gen. Samuel Watts,
Scott, Senr., VIM Irving Scott,
ewett, Charles w. Purcell,
Haskins, James H. Grant,
!, James H Conway,
lis, Gustavus A Myers,
hilton, Capt. P Theo N GORE,
borne, Capt. J B Danforlh,
1t Capt. w M Elliott,
lives, Capt A Bodeker,
erkins, Capt. Fl Richardson,
4kiel, Capt. J X Caskies
Bayly, Thos w boswell,
Lee, John M Patton, Jr.,
iarnett, Joseph Mayo,
askins, Oscar NJ. Crutckfield,
. Heath, Simeon Wheeler,
1t e Scott, Jr., w G Darlington,
Levy, Jr, Col. Thomas b Bigger,
ner, & A McEvoy.
N Jenney.
ENTaEE MARCH AT 9 O'clock.
kels 10 the Ball may be procured from either
wing members of the Subscription Commit,
e American and Exchange Hotels, upon
a Manager. Price S.:
IS p August, Marmaduke johnson,
Woodbridge, Gustavus A Myers,
Haskns, Jacob Ezekiel,
B Heath, Vim. F. Richie,
Lee, James Ferguson,
E Cox, Samuel r. Bayly.
| Perkins, lie 10
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

HuST received per Adams g. Co.'S Express Green
- pink, blue and maroon coloured French Mouslines
10 which we solicit call
CHAS. HARTWELL & CO.'S,
fe2I Opposite the Swan Tavern.
LIZ FOR NORFOLK OR BALTIMORE.
So Is The Seh HELM MAR, A. Robins, Master,
now lying in the Dock, will be ready to receive freight
Tor the places on Monday next. gath. Applyto
te2l WILLIAMS u BROTHER.
SSh LBS. CHLOROFORM, just received and
wv Tor sale, Wholesale and retail, by
ADlE d GRAY,
te3l Successors to Alex. Duval, 147 Mainst.
EUM ARABIC-2 cases white Turkey Gum
N Arabic, assorted, just received and for sale by
eo ADlE SJ54iRAY,
10 q Successors to Alex. Duva
EW CROr LAGUAYRA COFFEE.-
sale by re' D'' A-A'''' ~
ie2l JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
tHOsSON d. CO.'S KID GLOVES-Exra
~ white and coloui ed Kid Gloves, made by Chosen
& Co.. expressly for the subscribers N o. lO5 Main st
te II KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21

EBBLs JAMAICA ORANGES, received by
- the boat and for sale by
fell JAS. WINSTON.
RACON.-6 hhds. prime Family HAMS 10 do
~ do Sides receiving this morning per steamer, TO
sa lie by WILLIAMS e. BRO
e 81
ERRIME OLD JAVA COFFEE.-!0o bags.
IL receiving, for sale by
te21 E. H. SKINNER.
NNAT KACKS.-On hand several Mahogany
liz Hat Racks of good pattern and at low prices, at
SUMMERS.
fe II No. 63 Main street.
30 hEGS NO. GOSHEN BUTTER, lust
A~oS received and for sale by
fell JAS WINSTON.
STUART'S CRASHED SUGAR. landing
~ per schr Hanover, for sale by
fe 81 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
EMAIL NfACKEREL Il HERRINGS,
~ landing per Hanover, Tor sale by
fell JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
RAND VIRGINIA STATE CIVIC AND
eE MILITARY BIRTHDAY BALL, on Mon
DAY EVENING, February Oath, 1851.
The approaching Anniversary Of the Birth of that
illustrous OF Virginia, GEORGE WASHINGTON, will
be celebrated by GRAND STATE BALL" to
be given at the Richmond Theatre as the most appro-
pirate place for said Ball The building to be hand
somey decorated the scenery taken out the pit floor
ed over, and the whole converted into a magnificent
Ball Room, capable of accommodating two thou
sand persons; and the citizens OF the entire State are
cordially invited TO cooperate in making the occasion
worthy Of the Old Dominion.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21
OFFICE OF THE K. IL d. r. R. Co.,}
ID

OFFICE OF THE K. IL D. r. R. Co..
RICHMOND, Feb. II, 1851. !
A1 Office is hereby given to The Stockholders in this
Company that they required to pay requi l.
ton OF ten dollars per share on the stock held by 1hem
payable on the LIST day Of April next either at the Bank
of Virginia. Farmers Bank of Virginia, or to the 1ea-
at the office of the Company.
By order of the Board OF Directors.
2. VAN DEURSEN,
fe 21- Treaslrer
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET
Virginia State Bonds-par value $lOO-new issue
held at 100.
Virginia State Bonds, with interest from LIST July,
last sales at l04a.
Richmond City Bonds, new issue-last sales at lOO
James hlVer and kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State, 500 par-saes at 800
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $lOO-last sales
$l09a.
$lO7a. SAWS "'
Virginia Bank Stock-par value S7O-sales at S7G1.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value $l00-no recent sales.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value 500
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-par va
Tue $lOO-ast sales at $l02a.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Sock-par value $l0p. Sales at $94a.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificate,
oil Debt-par value Sl00-$95 ofiered-none to be had
O. Virginia Central Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by the
State Sl02a.
Central Railroad Stock, last sales at $40
at $50. > "' N''A1 "'' '"'s'
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales at 800.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, Feb 90 1850.
BEEF CATrIE-.ocate ioelsht-$2 IS to SO 25
EoGs-Nett So 80, and in brisk demand at ANITA
tons. " 10'N
SuEEP-Net 81 75a3 so per head, price VARYING ac.
cordng to quality.
JACOB SHOOK.
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EEA BAGS RIO COFFEE, receiving this
te q 7 ~ Williams & BRO.
WNANTED, Immediately a BOOK-KEEPER,
w to write up setl OF Books and make out re-
ports weekly Apply at this office. fe 2l-tf
MMULL'S CANDLES, receiving, for sale by
kA fe 81 E. H. SKINkER.
vEANNERs' OIL.-75 bbls for sale by
n IST NO. METEOROLOGICAL WORKS.
IL Familiar Lessons of Phrenology and Physiology,
by Mrs. Fowler.
Lectures on Phrenology, by Geo. Combe
Fowler on Religion natural and revealed
Maternity, or the bearing and nursery of children
The Parents Guide, for the transmission OF desired
qualities to offspring
A Defence ofPhrenology by Andrew Boardman
Electro Biology, by A. Since, F. r. S.
The Natural Laws Of Man, by Dr. Spurzheim
The illustrated Self instruction in Phrenology
Discourses on Sober and Temperate Life
Astronomy tor the use OF schools and families
Tobacco its history, nature, and effects body and
mind
And many other works, for sale at the
CHEAP Book STORE,
te2l Broad ct North of the Theatre.
FESHE4;AaTRE.-MAsAeER, Mr.. JOHN S. POT
Third night of the engagement, of the distinguished
as Macbeth
~ THIS EVENING. Febry Dist, will be presented
Shakspeare5 tragedy OF
MACBETH.
Macbeth. MIR. Neafe Macduf. ...... Mr.. Allen.
Lady Macbeth. Mrs M. Jones
Dance. Miss Carlne.
The whole to conclude with the farce OF
WHO SPEAKS FIRST.
Capt Charles. Mr. Walco Mrs Militant. Mrs Sloan.
ADMISSlON-Boxes SO cts; Pit 25 cts; Centre
Gallery SO cts Side or Eastern Gallery l2a cts; Co
lored Gallery2 % cts.
Seats can be secured from 10 to 2, and from 3 10
o'clock ie Gilt
ava SHINGTON'S BIRTII-DAY 3
w DOUBLE EXHIBITIONS!-Ope in the
AFTERNOON and EVENING, at
ODD Fellows HALL,
GLIDDON'S Grand Moving Transparency Of the
RIVER NILE, EGYPT and NUBIA together with
a magnificent Gallery Of Egyptian Antiquities, Mum
mics, &c, and splendid Tableaux of herogyphical
writings paintings and sculptures Oral descriptions,
comprising the latest Archaeological Discoveries, by
Geo. K. Gliddon, formerly United States Consul at
Cairo.
-" Oriental Music peri rmed at each exhibition.
- Every evening at halt past 7, P M; and We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoons at half past o'clock
Doors open an hour before. Abundance IS cents
agg Tickets for sale also at the Office of the Ex
change Hotel the other principal hotels, and Book and
Music stores, &c. te ST
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NETILLfAM II. EADD, wholesale and retail
Wv Apotheeary and Druggist, Nes 3l9, head of
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va dealer in
English, Mediterranean India, and all Foreign and Do
nestle Drugs and Medicines.
Also, Paints, Oils Vamish, Dye Stuff, Window Glass.
Putty &c Aor sale on tho most accommodating terms.
LEY Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
ia eff
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL L.
" SClIOOL.-Ihe next session of my Schoel will
commence on the first day of February. Instruction
will be given in Latin, Greek, Mathe MATES, and Ma
tural Philosophy for SIS per session OF 5monhs
An additional charge of SIS will be made for Chez
mstry, accompanied with the most important Electric,
Magnetic, and Chemical experiments.
Tuition in the ordinary branches of English. $40 per
session. THOMAS f.. MARSHALL
Charlotte c. H., Jan. l4th, 1851 ia 1?-c2twtf
MOHN NJ. MILLER n WILLIS J.
Oh ID NCE Il, Attorneys at Law. attend regularly
the Superior and County Courts of Powhatan, Amela
Cumberland and Goochland. All business entrusted
TO them, shall receive their prompt attention.
ADDRESS:
John M. Miller, Willis J. d. nee,
Paneville, Amelia Powhatan CT. II.
tY- Enquirer, Examiner, and Wing, requested 10
copy de 27--etf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21

EMOVAL.-The subscriber, thankful for the
ma liberal encouragement extended to him, respect
fully announces to his friends and The public generally,
that he has removed the "CHINA HALL" TO the
new building corner of Main and New streets, three
doors above his old stand and invites the community,
c eS Ct Ga AND s d hi Fa G q
GOODS, and GAS CHANDELIERS Il FIX
TUREs. He hopes, by strict attention to business and
his sales. HUGH A. WATT
e l0-lm No. 10 Main st.
EpOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Con-
NJ . Quoted by Rev. Messrs. HoeE, MOORE ard LOVE.
AS few vacancies will occur on the let OF Ma,ch,
parents who were unable to place their daughters in
my family, in consequence of the limited number be-
ing complete, will have the opportunity OF doing by
There will also be room for few moro day
scholars on the LIST of March, when session
commences. Address M D. HOGE
te 3-6w Richmond, Va.
"A T AND BELOW COsT-FOR CASH
"A ONLY.-Fnench. English and German Mernoes,
Coburgs Poplins, Alpaccas, Cashmeres, Mou.elines
Ginghams and Cacoes. The foregoing goods will DO
teatons in the store, Those who sh avail them
selves of the opportunity of purchasing desirable goods
WM. J. SWORDS,
No. 225 Broad street, Shockoe Hill,
Sign OF the Dry Goods Box.
N. B-Every description of woollen goods will also
be closed out very cheap. ja25
EAR. GOODRIDGEa A. WILSON offers hia
and its vicinity.
His Office his residence on Broad street, imme.
datey opposite the CITY Hall. ia 4-d&otf
NB X. JOSEPH r. EOBEKTS-Take no.
vn tice that shall the 2sd and 23d days OF April
1851 at The store house known Dupree's old store.
in the county OF Charlotte State of Virginia. proceed
to take the dispositions of sundry witnesses to be read
in evidence in suit pending the chancery side of
the County Court CT Charlotte. in which yor and 9TH
ers are plaintiffs, and Others aud myself are deerd.
ants. Yours, &c.
fe A-law4w ADRIAN II. ROBERTS.
MI EW WHOLESALE GROCERY-COM-
~ MISSION AND FORWARDING HOUSE.
The Subscribers have associated themselves in business
under the firm and style OF HUNDLEY, NORVEL
& JONES, for the purpose OF trans actng GENE
RAJ GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FOR
WARDING BUSINESS. They have taken the store
on Pearl street, teading from Mayoa bridge to Main
street4 opposite 10 Kent, Paine IL Kent, ard will be
prepared by the first OF March, to offer complete and
carefully selected stock of GROCERIES,, which they
will sell upon good terms as can be had in the mar
ket.
They will make liberal advances upon all consi, NJ
ments of produce
ELISHA E. HUNDLEY,
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TNyO TARMERS.-50o0 bags pure Peruvian
III Guano, now landing direct from Peru; the brand
OF the Government agent on every bag-no mistake
for sale by
ie II-c4w HUGH w. FRY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21

VALUABLE BUILDTNG LOT ON NEW
ST, IN REAR OF THE EXCHANGE IIO-
TEL, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wlll be sold
on FRIDAY, the 2lst sntanti at IL o'clock NJ,
small vacant lot, situated on the West line of New ST..
in rear OF the Exchange Hotel fronting about 2. feet,
running back about 70 Teton which stable now
stands.
TERMs-One- third cash; balance at 8 and 6 months,
for app roved endorsed negotiable paper or title with
held.
fe IS w GODDJN Auct
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1HOS. J: RANDOLPH Building
A. STEVENSON, Committee.
P.S. All communications might be addressed through
the Proctor, at the University Of Virginia tpost paid
aY The Union and National Intelligencer OF
or trweekly; the Pennsylvania, semi OF tri- weekly
and the Jele rsonian Republican, will insert until the
2Sth OF February, and send their account to Colonel
Kemper, Proctor, at the University Of Virginia.
ia 2l-ct29F
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21

NpARTICULAR attention paid to the public or pri-
H. vats sale OF Real Estate, Negroes, Horses, Dry
Goods, Furniture and Merchandise generally and ber-
al. cash advances made when required.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21

SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No. 23-CapitaI: S.
0Go. IS numbers, II drawn. Tickets 81, halves 500
quarters 25e.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21

VA U 4 BILE PRIVATE DIV Filling;
" AND HALE ACRE LOT ON FEDERAL
STREET., FCa SALE AT AUCTION.-Will ke
upon the premiaca, commencing O'clock the Brick
Dwelling, and halt acre lot attached thereto, now in
the occupancy OF MIR. Cadmua c. Johnson situated on
Federal street. and nearly opposite to the residence of
Mr.. Edmund Steane.
TERMs--One-third cash; balance at one and two
years, tor bonds bearing interest," secured by trust
deed. w GODDIN Apct
fe 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-21
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

NJ IGHT SALES! NIGHT SALES lon Mon
u day Evening, the 23d Sept, at half past o'clock
at my store, opposite the City Hotel, will commenc
during the season, which time will be sold from the
shelves general assortment of staple and fancy Dry
Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c, &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16
RATES OF ADVERTISING
To CoRRssPoNDENrs.-J. S. c., South Whiteley
O. h send them along.
Consistency.

The Auditor of State and editor OF the Statesman
should be appointed Grand Wing Lecturer for the State
of Indiana for is better calculated to preach
doctrine and practice another than this public function.
aryl Last winter he succeeded of the most amiabe
in the State and good public officer, solely, be-
cause that officer Wing and tho Democrats had a
majority in the Legislature. This winter after he is
comfortably seated in Office is cruel in the extreme te
suppant amiable in another Office! 1t is in keep.
ing however, with his late eortsto disorganize the
Democratic party and will be properly appreciated. He
claimed last winter his friends did for him, be-
cause he had been the editor OF partisan newspaper.
Oh consistency consstencYi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

WEDNESDAY,, January 8, 1S5l.--The Convention was
opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Crary.
The President laid before the Convention commune
cation from the Superintendent Of Common Schools,
which was read and ordered to be printed. SIS Z
Mr.. Bright reported back the following sections to-
wit:
"SEc--Thc members Of the General Assembly shall
receive for their services compensation to be fixed by
law; but increase Of compensation shall take effect
during the session at which such increase shall made
No session Of the General Assembly except the first un
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

The past week has been pretty active some de.
patments OF our Market among hich be mentioned
particularly, Cotton, Sugar. Moasses. and Flour Provi.
son have been aher dull but without any material vara-
ton in Corn has been in request. and the supply
being unusually light. the rates have aga improved To-
bacco has been steady, though with only a moderate
demand.
One of the Collins line Of leave Liverpool
for New the 18th ins and her are about
doe by telegraph.
COttOn-Our last weekly review left The market firm,
though business somewhat checked by the supposed
proximity Of later European advcss These did not reach
however. till late Saturday night after some $500
bales had changed hands previous The
proved 10 be unfavoiabe they announced further de.
cline at Liverpool Of @kd but this intelligence had only
the effect of rendering prices rather easier with u.s. the bu
ness Of Monday. Tuesday. and Wednesday, embracing
about l6 bales, the ruling figures for strict Mddng being
7s@7k cents. On Thursday morning laid before our
readers the Aca's with Liverpool dates the Sh
reporting saes of OO0 bales for the week preceding and
Of I'D Middhng. This intelligence gays
fresh visor to maket and thu days sales summed up
7eOo bales at improvement of fully the grades
below Fair. Yesterday the offering limited,
but still 400 bales changed hands, making the entire business
Of the week % 600 bales taken for England Continent,
and the North Prices close firmly the advance The
receipts at this since the LIST Of September 81 4
bales against 49, $40 the date last year. and at
all tho United States ports there is increase.
pared with last year. of 4O.6l0 bales.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-22

Death Of William Ptt-Ptt died at solitary
house on Wimbledon Common. Not far of, by
the road side, stood, and still stands, small coun-
try inn, where the various parties interested in the
great statesmans life accustomed to apply
Tor information, and leave their horses and car
riages On the morning Of the 22d of January,
1906, an individual having called at the nn and
not being able to obtain satisfactory reply to his
inquiries, proceeded to the house OF Pitt. He
knocked. but no servant appeared he opened the
he proceeded from room to room, and al length en-
tered the sick chamber, where, bed, in silence
and in perfect solitude, he found, his unspeakable
surprise, the dead body of that great statesman
who had so lately welded the power of Eng land,
and influenced il he did not control, the destinies
OF the world We doubt whether any much more
awful example OF the lot of mortality has ever been
witnessed