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:: -1;cijE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
D AVIATION

ALTON having been received by the Executive, that r. C.
80 I,> Crawford. alias Clifford alias Chaworth) charged
larceny and confined IN the Jail OF Caroline county has ss-
am sa; iii and going large; therefore, hereby oner
Of l dollars person or persons who shall arrest the
Cation deliver him ino the Jail OF The SAID county OF
,rI 10 moreover require all officers OF this Common.
c an, Military and request the people generally TO use
10 procure the OF the said Clifton, that he
60 Ter ms hanl Governor. and under the Lesser Seal Of
., m. Commonwealth Richmond, this 2ih day OF Oeo-
"a. w. w., y, The YEAR 1851 JOHN b. FLOYD.
!escrocd as feet inches high and Of stout f"rn
yr, Of age black hair and eyes Had on when he ecaP
bue .rck coat with black buttons, black cloth sack
srps cashmere pantaoons and Congress boots Came
.i.r,iae rnuuy 5 a writing and drawing master
l.. .at--t3M
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E. C. EANEs, Secretary.
PUBLIC MEETING.

Having been appointed by respective parties FOR that
purpose, will address the people OF Richmond upon ia
coming Stute Elections, in Jefferson "a Oh ss1 nig
next in Madison Ward the Saturday night oli07rg AMI
in Monroe Ward the Tuesday night succecdlnG
Y The places Of meeting will be annouaced hereafter
A. JUDSON CRANE.
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MARBLE YARD.

r,,ry. s,h S;les: near Main, Richmond, Va, Deaei
I1iN ,'ian arI American Marble Monuments, Tombs,
ocvery description Wall Plates Fronts,
b. W :, r, ,rrinc eyecuieiiu the neatestnanner.
ls the coun WIKI cy reference promptly aenoseto
9 ~, .ry,d apprenticeship III one OF the largest
VI Ssw lrrs Cy, and having much experience IN he
himself all work executed a his shop VIII give
c'S ~ ,ny dan. Sor,h or South. Oct 5-cly
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CREAM IMPROVEMENT.
gr,IoTYpeS uR UAGUERREOTIPES COLOEED LIKE
"'L0 MINIATURES IN THE FRENCH STYLE.


r have returned Europe fully prepared 10 execute PIC
urrs IN this most effective and fascinating manner by whic
ored natures model and the reflection destroyed
the picture so as TO preSen; the appearances oi
Miniature or ivory Weae as usual 10 DC iouiu
vrsius SsyLgh Dag Gallery, No. lao Main street,
A'1'''"' 1'"' WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor.
EXTRACTS
p pra:, has up his establishment in style which re-
much credit upon his and liberaly Dispatch
M ou room pretty boudour as we nave fecohy
elegantly fitted up with splendid carpets rich velvet dfah
,- immense bav wndow, with stained glass; &cEnqaTeT
Ns Pratt Co the rsto Introduce the Sky.Lisht sys
The state appear be constantly lnvenung something
I; The .yr ,vemeut OF arL-1fmes -, e,
Tie arrangement: of this show room Is exquisite whilst MS SKY
-! il supcrb.- Whig - - -
M 70 ODAGuERREANS-We receiving our OWE
OF French plates Eagle brand s cts, warranted
"i''
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%uhisN AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Tb. r sh EhREl"TO, ESSEX COUNTY. VA.

rourb ,cT metded combine the advantages Of tho.
awei rucn, with the comforts and discipline
and home. All the branches Of English
are ,s1rb rh together with French Italian and German
vsrsy Of yirr mr. w L. Williams, is A. NJ, Of the Uni
Number t "saon healthy, retired, and easy OF ac-
lion sr is%i i've monhs payable in advance for Tui.
The rerul.r " aAiS Mcn &C., $780, This pays for
The pupils me " one modern language. No extra charges
4teposs% & srnle 10 deal credit, All their funds must
(jr"I,'eu ~i's The subscriber.
those wh fuller account of the School, will be sent 10
Auc. li-eif Apply TO Rev. JOHN =. MCGUIRE,
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IOHE M. LACIlAM.

ATTORNEY At Law,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
nRACTICES in the several Courts OF the District OF Coumbia
Ay pertinent his proesson which may be enrus
IN hls care will with prompt attention lie refers TO
Gen. jSo. NJ. McCALLA, Washington, d. Z.
JAMES J. MILLER, Esq,
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NOTICE.

TIME nhr the subscribers was dissolved on the 50
~. by l.ula consent. Persons holding claims VIA! Apply 10
II WSs and those indebted will the necessity OF making
. ,', M 49, 49,, ",n a. ,,.sibe J. H. WALKE
~''' q '''" "~ i r. WALkE
CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
The e have CopaTtnersip ior the purpose
ro,.nr, ,r,aI Grocery aud Commission Business nn-
t.:,hc nar ,l c IL j. H. Wake y co They have taken
a+,ote ,cc a,led j. II WaSe and respectfully so!cl
N-'0"' '''' "'I" ~ " J. II. Wake.
S,v 7s3v JAS H. COX.
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L. c. MOORE,
ni,NEn,I AEINI iNn col EEI0R

~
HAVING permanently located Richmond offer my services TO
the uJc agency anu collect
vi" particular acn.ion 10 the sale OF Real Es.
and Negroes the sale OF all KINDS oil
IloGuce the collecting OF all CLAIMS debts, &c
1j uice Bank aud Eleventh streets
II
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:, sCHOFIELD 4. WEFKS

r,,Kr ,iN AIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERERS
The method OF announcing citizens of Richmond and
The nst That they prepared with the
manner pr wers execute the
Branches and m ERNG and CoLoRlNG, in all their different
seShrre w s!.e which Cannot be ssed in Virginia
Can be found a. the shockoe Hill Hotel Broad
o secoadwhee orders left will be attended TO-
@'s"ceS gwen both in town and country if required
Nov lo.s RUBT. c. SCiiOFIELD,
G;,,S---- EDWARD w. WEEKS.
0, iie1s'y ie1s oster and careful Driver
ui'ea P. v. DANIEL.
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rrpSr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

The officer. conducting late Congressional election IN
this district met the Court House. in Isle OF wight coun
w. Friday according to law, and announced me follow,
ng 10 be the true vote The friends of General Mlson wi"
he paed to see that he has been declared elected by the
atterng minority of hundred and thirty ross nearly
three times as large majority as he received a the election
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~Hoe--------------

New ORLEANS Nov. l7.ln the fourth Congressional dis
trict official returns unexpectedly show that judge Mtofr
Whg is elected over Morse, the present incumnant by
small majority II is also thought that Bo,lcon hjcis
elected Auditor
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.
S we known and exceeny arranged Hotel has been coseo
r ss ,s months during which time i, has been entirely
d and many important Improvements made has also been
y throughout style combining comfort with ele
@ ;a canno; be surpassed By Hotel III the union II Is
The reception of guests and the travelling public In
..1 . y, =, ,..,tuv solicited by JOHN p BALLARD.
-, :; c Proprietor
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their election.

On motion Of J. S. Bass, Esq il was ~,
Resolved, ls That Jos. NJ McG=c J. s. Bass md Jas.
p Woody be appointed committee procure speaLu.s ~
address the association ut its meeting.
Resolved, 2nd That when this meeting a5loUrns viii
adjourn 10 meet on Saturday evening
Resolved, 3rd That the proceedings o this ,cc'n: b"
published in the Enquirer and the Exumner AMI a south
Side Democrat be requested copy.
The meeting then Adjourned
WM. p. WINFREE, Chairman.
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THE CHRISTIANA RIOTS.

THE CHRlSTIANA RIOTS. :,
PHILADELPHIA Nov. l8-Mr. Webster has granted 70 MI
Prem the Attorney General Of Maryland the righ TO ap-
near as senior counsel in the Christana treason Trials al
philadelphia.
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTHERN MENICO.

New ORLEANS, Nov. l6.-We had vague run,Ts l,re
day or two ago. however sufficiently well founded t"
send by telegraph the effect that CarvaJa had been COM
PEELED TO raise the siege of Matamorns.
By the arrival to-day OF the Fanny with la!c Gates
from the Rio Grande have confirmation OF tie Taof
and details of the affair.
1t appears that Cava had been forced to raise the siege
held out for time in the daily hope Of receiving re-
inforcemens but being disappointed, he was competed IN
consequence of the of artillery TO beat retreat ihc
MeSicans then sailed OF the and completely Fou
ed the insurgents who suffered immense loss
Csrvaal succeeded in reaching Rcynosa at which pace
he collected his scattered forces and about eiun's I"
Maarnoras renew the attack.
An extra from the Office Of the Rio Bravo giving s later
accounts saws that Cavoal daily receiving aG9" rein
forcements and had already commenced his march AGAIN up
on atamoras at which place General Clnacs had any'i
with three hundred Of the Maiamoras NatoEai '"i".-
General Urega was momentary expected with ei@hi hi'-
dred repuIas to assist in the defence Of Maamoris Re
emitting officers have been dispatched by Gen. Cavaal 10
the United States and it also reported that he aa IL
sued declaration of independence.
EXCITEMENT IN AlEAlCO.
New ORLEANS, Nov. lS.-Accoun!s from the CITY oil
Mexico state that great excitement prevailing here IN
consequence of the insurrecon the Rio Gandc ana NE
oronunciamcntos which had been declared AT Coaa emo
other places.
Tno oh o,ora ;ad disan rnn nj MnZatlan.
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MIS- sHEFEEY,s SELECT SCHOOL,

AZ,
a pills. thus em.nJnr @ & 10 aad four 70 Tho number Of her
i. Of an additional Teacher having
M h IN The size Of her School, ILL., in no degree d
usually bestowed upon the individual members of
sscov terms and oher particulars, with
o. 30-ci ''"a! DC had by application 10 Mrs. Shetfey
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We have received from Mr. j. R. Teller, Ill Main street,
Cincinnati Ohio fine portrait of Kossuth, executed by
Mr. in The 6rst style OF the art. good cast OF the same
can be had by forwarding six dollars to Mr.. Teller.
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C. r. BRIcxEN Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MANCHES TER.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING lS HaHCt!t'' I'll
At meeting of the Democratic party held ~ NE f-!-
ers Hoel in the Town nf Maachcsr rn l!,.4ay SNc.i.
tile 18Th Inst. for the better organization .. "c "
view OF the elections in Deceniter next, on m"i1', 'r
Wn p. Winfree was called 10 lie Cia aEi y. = !'-s
Esq appointed Secretary.
The chairman having explained the object o; 'i'e meeting
on moion of Mr.. James Niece, ii was liesoI"c" Il!
J Bass S NJ Fariss Z c Eancs JOIN EEtash@" j. !
Woody Jas NJ McGec, e \ Hall. jno IrIstyv, Hys II
Buwlcs VIM II Garnett Richard pi!hnion, "in 'n''t-
ham, John Chidress, f Moore. "m ':%m A-"-T
Marx Bel Payne John Brooks, .ilcX M.'N Rob- i@.- '
G Terrence, Andrew Waugh, jas nrnfF. l.e',!s .ii"
james Bradley, Vim Cordeil Henry Pe;%ins Wa :r&Eg
Peter L Morgan, r Z Chidrcss, Hm M"r-a', "m t'H-
dress Sam! Wells Zacnariah Jameson, hobi "ss -"
Smith, D Bowman, JOS Denby, ard Hm Z Coos, tc ;a.
pointed committee OF vigilance for the Dtmoc1'c H
of Manchester.
Resolved That we cordially approve the nomination ..
Col Joseph Johnson for Governor, Shelton f. LeaAc 1t
Lieut. Governor and Willis P BJcocS for Attorney Gcne,
rail- made by the Democratic Convention al ota"nIon an
we pledge ourselves to use all honorable means to secure
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Total pop. of U. States, 23,495,0OO

TIE NEW ORLEANS MOB AND THE SPANISH
CONSUL
udr I,rue charged the Grand Jury Of the Fifth District
Court on the 10Th nst relation 10 the late mob and par
iculay in regard the attack upon the premises ., me
oeJ Laws and aided 1.-THE city and country have
not ony been still further humiliation awaits
u.s. for the first time history, the Government Is un
is the necessity of making foreign power an apology
and repara,on for the Of its citizens on its own SOIL
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What fine sentiment kossuth expressed in his address al
Southampton when he sad referring to his own suierngs
Bu will not look the past for grlefs only for instruc
tion."
Dr. Walkers speech at the Southampton banquet 10 NOS
suth has attracted much attention in England The Daily
es spsaks of as the remarkable speech that has
been heard for years. and says that Kossuh himself could
no, surpnss il in depth of meaning power of expression
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r OF IWt
WHIG ELECTION TRICK.

l
The active interest which the German Democrats DIS
played the last Congressional election and thus con'
bued the defeat of Mr. Bolts, has naturally mace inc
Whg party angry the highest point For the purpose OF
producing sunon between the adopted and native etzens
of Oil and Of splitting the Democratic party "nie
strong by its concord ana na;:.%2ny %i caEY a9! W u
umph the 9th of December the Richmond Whig Of the
7h of November makes shameless charges against the un
dcrsigned who Democrat does not give up the
right here he did in Germany TO act up csndidy 10 his
convictions.
liberty say false: because 1t is an abomnabe untruh
charge that " want TO demosh our government and 10
revouionize country" have, more than once, said
publicly that the People Of the Union being sovereign can
in the ray of reforms and according 10 tho Constitution Of
the Repubc create political institutions which will guaran
tee the welfare Of all This my deliberate CONVICTION and
not have anything myself to do with the Wing about Poh
cal principles, bu, say
L. That the whole explanation concerning the enets and
aims of the Social Democracy contained IN the Whg
conse qucnt upon colossal mistake OF the Socialism
q That tho platform of the Social Democratic Society oil
Workingncn which was translated for the Whig by Ger
man. deormed in that paper that the translator seems
understand neither the English nor the German language
hope for his sake, that the Wing will not succeed in
100 coarse The 9th OF December will chow that the Demo-
cracy will obtain glorious victory Sap'snh @ sat
Richmond, November 10, 1851.
Having published Mr. F. A. Mayos card cannot pro-
pcy decline inserting the above explanation which has been
in our hands for some days. We should be happy believe
that the tcnes and aims of the "Soca Democracy pab
hed had been crroneousy represented They were most
odous and revolving every good citzen-and If correctly
repored deserve the severe criticism with which Mr. Mayo
has examined them.
The Whs in publishing the PLATFORM made futile effort
10 cast odum the Democracy, in connection with this
subject on account of the German vote received by Judge
Caskc Iii sufficient to say, that there are not more than
one or two voters said Association we are informed
and that heard nothing of their principles as published
until long after the election Very few Germans We are
glad 10 learn connected with the movement and we ad-
wise those few abandon everything like the dlsorganz
ing principles ascrIbed he should they indeed enter
tain them
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cholera is disappearing AT Mazallan.
FAIRBANKS, THE SLAVE ABDUCr

FAIRBANKS, THE SLAVE ABDuCrOR.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l7.-Cavin Fairbanks was examined
to-day on the charge of kdnappin slaves and vas ~ to
bail in the sum of s. 900 the charge o ic!"y
In default of security he renamed 10 IIIi.
GOy FIOYD-This Distinguished Statesman - in this
ci,y and has taken lodgings the National Hotel -
term of Office will cxprc hut we arc sure i. nc 'a
Dominion will never forget his important icc" ao
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No. rentlemen that is the affair of Hungary Itself we will
provide for freedom. Hear, hear an WISH ~
that the public opinion OF England may cstaoish ~ ec
ruling principle of the politics OF Europe 10 acknowledge lnc
right Of every nation dispose Of its own ntena!
and not give charter TO the Gar to dispose VI .c
o nations [cce.s and not o allow the interference VI
Russia in the domestic either ol Hungary or VI
whatever other nations the continent-llear, hsaJ oc
cause The principles Of freedom are harmony nnu N vii
as Of my own Hear, hear My lord and gentlemen, thesc
are the words which again and again VIII repeat mere IN
England aud there in the United States, from hoS oo
cd member Of which have had The honor 10 near pfnGi
which, quite once carried into effect. would and VIII give
liberty the world. have heard ii proclaimed rem an
hcnored citizen OF the United States W j. Waker le non
oed object of the sympathy and confidence oil great pur
his cuuurymcn. candidate 10 become inc Cnei
Magistrate of The United StaesI have heard in answer 10
my appeal declare that lie believes the younger Ooher OF
the English very heartily will give his hand 10 nsana
protect oppressed nations not admitting interference WIN
their domestic affairs Hear hear. C'en'lcrncn VIII
aain and again repeat these words: viii repeat
item with the uith Of those martyrs OF old, which mas
moved the hills and the mountains: | Will consecmtG a
tie FIRE o: my sentiments all the blood of my heart a inc
energy Of my mind raise these words high anu iouu oee
and solemn ill the almighty echo of the public opinion IN
repeating it, becomes like the numbering trumpet before le
sound of which the "Jercho Of human oppression as ana
should this feeble frame succnmb sooner should shccono
10 tho longing my heart my faheand independent
and Free which longing beats everlasting in my feeble irn
the captive lion beats his iron cage-eVen the grass "en
will grow out Of nv grave will cry to heaven and 10 man
"Ennnd America, do not forget in your proud shchy
those who are oppressed Do not grant charter 10 me
Car 10 dispose OF humanity DO not grant Charter W VIC
despos to drown liberty Europes blood [Cheera. save
the myrads who else and will hccd and 5y not granting
this charter be the bcraiors of the word"' NJ kosuih
then resumed his amid loud and continued ceerngl
On the motion of Mr. Norris, it ordered that the ad-
dress presented NJ kossuth be- fairly written out eoa
zorrd and framed in the usual way and presented TO him.
The reader will observe the striking harmon! between Kos
su,h and Robert Walker in regard TO the enloc
ing OF the doctrine Of non.nerYention fully ana hencs.y
only abstain from interfering, but to insist tia o1her
States abstain from meddlng in the internal affairs ol coah
tries Kossuh contends that without drop E.ee!lsh
blood or shilling OF English treasure that policy would be
6cio ttnp ntin 1rcp
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RUNAWAY.
NEGRO nan named Bon. escaped rom me ..


NEGRO named Bob. escaped v' me i~s'
fS AUGUST Said iE;ic. i, y ei!
lark complsx xun; 80 old! and weighing "i1i ' ~
the whites OF his inclined 10 lie liic ret Hnh N' "
h, -u.aks quick When cl liz na "ri..c H" t'H"'
cun,iscioi wEE f"tr " .
con anil o. the lie nc.ncdD be- ! "-
,oeI lie was carried FdCruIer couAIy - hrh" ' "
Dr Robinson and purchas ed Ey hc 'ih a, a"r ~
Rrhnson L. NAV than llE:y t'a' t"H "@'T" 10y
hc irginr about Warcntun, Va. a a heard t m c ~
"yn. by gentleman Waen,on ONE III INBRED !'tiI sas
r.rl vii be ri said delivered ~ dN to Si T"
lLa ran ge, linn; Delivered 10 Mr. Jos i!H lFi'
Va or 500 If deliver to Ro. Lumqsin IN :;!cinnr!
June 6-cGm i"t.24''.' y ~
SjOTICi-rhc Fuu. Aunuai Mert!n. ii III" 500 'is" ."
the Virginia and Railroad t1niay M t'e -"
~ III. Masonic Hall. in the o lyncibus @" Heht w
O November neSi. :, - .;., ,... ,..,,I
them early beforehand a. possible r,,.,,,. q, ,r
Appointmcnt OF PROXY. .
Fpo,o MI lu by tsese Presents Tint oe siI i' -1s
S,ocThoIcrs in the yrinia and Tennessee Railroad
hsrchy constitute and appoint our tfh" a." "".h a.
,nn,v and proxy represent each Of us IN all -'t't' h
ibe S;ockhoIcrs OF COMPANY. when We are a." ~ PFC
IN, with ,ul mower authority such genera! ;".ns '
,uch vote and DO such other act u" hc' " ~ W
rouJ giye or do, If personally present.
WITNESS '' "a' ~ ' ts=ail
Witness, -
3l-cwtd
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(1LASSICAL AND MATHEMAT1CAL SChcot,
u BY JOHN HART, Jg NJ There few Saca,c rs IN
this School Address JOHN HART, J Lewis Store sots!'ama
I. Nov. 7-clm
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IeROGUES.+,CO1 Richmond male iiFoi1ss- v sr I'd
ID II the pair No. 32, Cary s'fee between 2n Liam
Hotel and the Basin ~ pE 't.!'.:tH,
Aug 2o-cu 'e''i" ',''"f'.
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Sov -c3H
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VGhEI. 5S--NG. E0G.
TERMS
nATEV VsTrEgNOgD TTEMEG.

DAAAT ESECElI1oINEP
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LARS per annum, provided payment be made at the
Office or by letter post paid, in Advance, wthin 30
Days from the commencement Of the subscribers gear
If payment be not SO made within thirty days. SIX
DOLLARS will be charged, and in case whatever
will an exception be made to this rule.
80 ADVERTISING-Fo square OF FIFTEEN
LINES or less, first insertion SO cents and every
succeeding insertion 25 cents.
Thrice a soeek-For square, first insertion 623
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insertion rs cents every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements of more than one square, will be
charged in the proportion according to the
Der Of squares But if the advertisement exceed one
square, or any number Of full squares by less than
eight Ines the additional lines will be charged
half square, if it exceed square, any number of
full squares by eight lnes the additional lines will be
charged full square.
The number of insertions of Advertisements must
be noted on the MS, they WILDE inserted until order
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines, and
in that proportion for advertisements of greater length
and $50 for IS lines, and in that proportion for adver
tisements of greater length except Auctoneers, who
are charged 500 paper included for all sales before
their doors
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THE FAIRY CHILD.

BY ALlNE DOUGLAS.
At eventide when the sky is lit
With its golden studs OF light,
And flow'rs sleep on the bright green sward,
Glistening like gems at night,
With a iootstep like the wild Gazelr,
That treads on opening flow ers,
Wanders forth the little fairy child,
The Queen ofthe twilight hours.
OH being of word rous beauty,
Is that little fairy child,
With a face Ike a summer sun beam,
And step so free and wild;
With voice clear as the silver drop,
Ofthe little fountain we'll
And the eyes of ever changing light,
That act as magic spell.
And far down in shady grottoes wild,
She steps on bright blossoms rare,
And rich perfume at that magic touch,
Steals through the evening air.
She is,gazing now with loving eye,
On the little myrtle spray,
As it bursts its CHAINS oil glist'ning dew,
To welcome that kindly ray.
She is singing now to the wild bird
That rests in the cypress leaves,
And her voice in its ringing cadence,
Lends music to every breZe;
And she laughs at the slreamet clear,
And the music il doth make,
And her rich brsh; smile droppeth sunlight,
On the ripples as they break.
And when twilight softly fadeth,
And deepeneth into night,
With step as noiseessa as before,
She passeth out with the light;
But like ray of sunshine,
She gladdens her onward way,
And the fairy child is seen no more,
Til at eventide next day
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mLTy EIRA;s WINEs.-The subscribers
SF agents for the celebrated and long established
house of Oveiras & Davies, Island of Madeira, are
daily expecting small invoice OF choice 'Polhee"
and Reserve Wines. 1t is put up in ! and I pipes,
and purchasers may rely upon eating a superior and
genuine article, it is our own direct importation,
and prepared under our directions expressly for this
market.
We also 7ke orders for the following descriptions
of Madeira Wines London Market, London Parc-
ular, Pdlhetnho, BuaI and Sercia all OF which will
be warranted ofsuperior quality.
WILLIAMS g. BROTHER,
q Cary street