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Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-20

A. b. LATHROP.l 6ssCO., Manufactu
rers and wholesale dealers in Trunks, Valises, Carpe
Bags, &C. Principal Depot No 60, Third ST. Branch,
No "a Vine street,, ris,i~fT ~ 49,, oc9y b
st. Louis, Mo- MA h, g
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-20
FITZCIBBON'S DAG0ERRE,

n FITZGIBBON'S5 DAGUERREOTYPE
s..s-...ss, s;;ss;s,
s1 ST. Louis, Mo- ffF
Operators will find here the largest and hest assortment
Of Cameras Plates Cases. Chemicals and all other ar
iicles used IN the business, Patent Rights OF Crayon
Daguereoypes for Illinois and Missouri, for sale at
this gallery. e oe9y
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-20

SCARRITT 81 MASON'S New Nam
moth Furniture Halls, No 60, Washington Avenue, be-
tween Second and Third streets,
,-,illa, s- 81. Louis, No., -.,qo-
Manufacturers and dealers in Furniture Mattresses
Bedding, transparent Shades, Venetian Blinds Look
ing Glasses, Clocks, Willow Wagons, shower Baths.
Ice Boxes, Rocking Horses, ysIocipedes. Vencers,
Mahogany Boards, curied Hair, Hair Cloth, Moss,
H&c-a 81 s.sfs7 -ts 81 i-a tt II oc9Y
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-20

Il bond united thcins But, alss there
after cannot speak as favorably, for, although
his happened many. many long years ago, hIi-
man naLife was the same tlsn as now, and the
clouds which so often mar the happiness Of do
nestle Isfe were even in those DAYS as frequent
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-20

Irene sprans Il hey feet quickly. The ssorm-
caess had iea fFsrn her facc. leaying 4 % hcaa-
linl y ~ isusul's. "A
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-20

-'fA. - u
We are prepared 10 show to -ouT old eustomes anS
merchants gssssiyss larger sVSk and greater variety
Of goods than any ohoF house in line in The CITY
which seoaer apen the H.oss liberal Terms, IssP4 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

FRENCH PROTESTANT BOARD
~ pNI and DAY SCHOOL foT YOUNG LADIES. No.
Pr,sssc~a y, north Of Union square Mrs. EVERETT
On T1S.Ih.s School Will reopen for the
tr"lDNkSDAY the 10th Of September Further par
a. ana circulars may re obtained hy application
-e''hcira, AZ the above address saw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
READ AND BE CONVINCED
From The Boston Bee

TIN. Editor SAID De- 3
"DT H,odands celebrated German Bers for the cure
Of Liver Compliant. Jaundce Dyspepsia, Chfonic or Ner
yos Debility desevedly u the mort popnlar med
nes o The day These Bitters have been used by thou
sands and friend elbow he has himself re-
oeiyed eectui and permanent cure OF LIVER
from The use 9 .s t,,neu asot c,ntl ma @n.
strength and yigor fact worthy Of great consideration
Tbe~ are pleasant IN taste and smell and used oy
rrsoos With the most delicate stonachs with safety under
anv circumstances We are speaking from eNpenence and
10 the afflicted We advise Their use
ON. Of the be. literary papers published SAID August Is
DR. HooAand's German BltIers, manufactured by DR.
lack son are recommended by Of the most PROM
nent members Of the faculty article Of much efficacy
M cases female Weakness A. such the would
selves much SICKNESS Persons Of debated constitutions
viii find these Biers advantageous 10 health as We Ano
from experience the sauay effect they have upon weak
systems n n, ..
one 0f the best medicines Of the axe tor JaundIce
Tr-n Inc Saturday CGse, II the best papefs pub
N'"'O DIX HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BGTTERs
1t IL seldom that recommend what are termed r
Medicines 70 the confidence aud pairoAS. u 9 real
and therefore. when We recommend " hoona.n
German Bitters WISH IL be distinctly understood ma
not speaking Of the nosrum OF the Gay ina. are
aosed about for brief perod and en iyfso.tsn a'.l
has done IT. guilty Of mischief but Of medicine ohg
established g9ys,sa PnzeG "a. T9a when h4' met inc
That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint and Dys-
pepsa. doubt, after usng NJ directed u =
specifically uyOu the stomach and Lser-f feieraDe u
caouel IN an bilious dseases-the effect immediate -
They be administered Females ln'ants with sale
" ane reliable benefit. at any time
LOOK WELL TO THE NARE, or The GENUINE =.
They have the written sIguat Ire u C. JAthsON
UPON the wrapper, and the name blown III tht ple' N
cut which they spurious
For sale, wholesale and retail n - .,
The GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
Nc lt0 Arc-s door below 9Th Phiideiphs ana D'
respectable dssess generally throughout the country
For sale. wholesale and retail, by a u SANS
corner Of Fulton and " illIam ste v \
RETAIL AGENTs-Charle, Ring corner b ~" az anu
JOhn-st New ork and Mrs. Hays. br"pAl'h
8 3mMWSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
HENRY VEL S and SISTERS

Il DANCING ACADEMY, Stuyvesant Institute, No.
$50 Brcadwsy TO open the 18th II Sept Wells and
ms sstes Mad h Gayell have retired from Their pro
essun as puhhc artists and Will devote themselves solely
to teaching PRIVATE DANCING They have spent
several a the ROYAL Academy oPa and at the best
Shoos private teaching France and they have NO"
Adapted a new system with the 10 make Dancngs
means promoting health well means of acquiring
the most graceful and flushed department All the new
Wsltze. Ouadrnes &c VIII be taught the smple. and
most appropriate manner Apply to II. WELLS and SIS
TER until 2 O'Clock. daily AUS I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
EOTRATD'S ITALIAN MEDICA-

~ TED SOAP the enly reliable article for cunng
Tan. Pmpes, Freckles Sunburn, Eruptions Fle>awunS
and all sn determines Beware IT counterfes and buy
snly az Or FELlN GOURAUD'S old established Lahora-
tory. O. WalAsrst.. near Broadway, CALENDER. IS
South 81 st., Philadelphia and JORDAN 1856 Washing
ton Boston. soft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
steamships for Southern ports.
NrEW WORK and NEW-ORIEANS

/ STEAMSHIP LINE The new and elegant Double
Engine Steamships MON, 1900 tnns buIthen Csp.@a
: Rudd WINFIELD SCOTT. also tuns btUthen, Captain
Kenney Couhard Foo the better accommodation OF
the patrons Of this line, and the public senaaly the
thereof have decide % their vessels I'd
lows leaving New York every eleventh. and New Orleans
syeTy twelfth day during the remainde< OF the year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
T7ARRYTOWN TNSTITUTE.-A Sc
THE IRVING INSTITUTE-Lyon's

Classical and Commercial Boarding School for Young
Gentlemen, NORTH TARRYTOWN, n, f-lhls och0ol
s,tnown Thorough instruction IN the common ana the
lxAe branches of English education IN the Latin ana
C,ssi the French and Spanish languages. as well a.
Snl SUPERVISION Of morals and manners, is insured 10
s,b popil Students admitted at any time Circulars AZ
NsNassau-st Nos 20j and 5y9 Broadway, No 20 Bow,
At md al the Institute, North TauytOwn WILLIAM
IIYON A NJ. PnncIpal and Propnetor n u WV WA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
A CARD To THE PUBLIC.-Tt

A CARD To THE PUBLlC.-Ihe
IA. hscnbsr. Proprietor OF ;he HULLs IRuSs
OFFICE. No. veseyst has altered the form Of lhUso
and SUPPORTER. PADS Used therein. ~ as 70 NJ ths
thigh and pubs and bear directly upon the Mum a!
canals hrou ghou then reach The canals icing u0Gndeo
b. tense hgaments and the O>pnh nave hOe
been thoroughly c9rpresse b. the Truss and SHprfef-
Pads heretOor. IN use but such end now attained n
the Rev Pads-the results from the Of WHICH are
such a. % warrant thr-uga then appcaron confde2t
hope # restoration from hernia and prolapts Of he
Thoroughly cured M - 1T pera- time. and TIE lnstrI
nsnts laid aside Their use being no longer required
FREDERICK VI BUTLER.
No VeSeg-st. opposite - Paals Church
S-A female IL attendance - VAT upon LADIES I'M
dren ,ruaed nben two weeks old and invariably cured
sl2t lmMWkF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

III I y AS'
Prof T.. A JOHNSON Rector. The hrst quarter
of Academic the Sth of September The
unor and branches Of the English department and
the Classical and Mathematical department, offer com
plce course studies intended o. prepare pupils Tor the
counting. room the University Circulars NAV be oh
tanned al the UNIVERSITY Washington square, and al the
bookstores Of CHARLESS FRANCIS, No212 Broadway;
ROB. LOCKWOOD son. Broadway. and SAMUEL
EAVNOB rs Rou,y GEORGE : PARKER,
au2O pm PRINCIPAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

NSCHOOL. No. "a 9th av NewYork CITY. near W ash
m vi, square between West Washington place and Cnn-
ton place This institution commences ITS seventh year on
Monday. lst Of Sept 1881
The instruction is impaired by hve teachers, syn" nave
received collegiate education and have each had upwards
Of fifteen years experience IN then profession
With confidence, therefore, respectfully invite pa
rents VIII. de sire have Their thoroughly taught ~
M elements of sound and liberal education, preparatory
10 their entering business college OF the military academy
to form All acquaintance with tins school
Catalogues cR be ob AIMED the following book stores
m tins clv VIZ Messrs e. = Putnam No l3j Broad
way I'D Appleton 4 Co No. 200 Broadway, { : Fran
CTS q Co No 252 Broadway Robt Carriers Brnthers
No 265 Broadway Roe Lockwood Son, No al Broad
wsy. Henry keTnot No. G33 Broadway G II Miller,
No t43 broadway; Arson d Randolph Nc Cog Broad
way and Samuel Raynor No. 10 Bowerv
su2o i'm. STEPHEN ] SEDGWICk, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

I r. WORTH'S Classical and English
~ School, No 74s Broadway. VII be re opened on
Sept 9th 50 wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
F for YOUNG GENTLE
nTBIJC EVENING SCHOOLS

DTBLIC EVENING SCHOOLS
Il Notice IS hereby gwen that Evening Schools for the
educatir Of Apprentices ohers whose ages or aVoca,
ON MONDAY EvENiNG, d. 18th INST for tern n
fourteen weeks the rooms OF the male departments o
the following School Houses
dh Ward-Ward School House No. 10, James 81, be-
tween Chatham aud Madison-sts
,tb Wud-puS,ic School House No 10, l25 Duaue-si,
IN ward-%aId School House No le MonrOe-st near
9Th ward-Ward School House No. q Clark-st., be-
tween SprIE and Broome-sis -
9Th Ward-Pnbhc School House No. g. corner ~ Hld-
sen and GrOve-stS
lmh ward-W ard school House Ne 3 Ludow-st. near
II,h wad-wa,d school House No ; stantonst., cor
Of Sheriff-st
18th ward-Ward School House No q, Seth-st. near
4h.av
l4h wsIdward School House No Il, Orange st. near
18Th Ward-Wmd School House No 20, l3th.st- near
18th Ward-Pubic School. House No H. i7th-st, near
18Th ward-Ward scbool-House No. Is, 2oth-s'' near
10Th wad-Ward School House No. 49, 4Oth-st., near
EVENING SCHOOLS FOR tn THE EDUCATION OF
Noc. alsorve, that Eyanmg Schools for the educa-
ton Of hmales viii be opened ~ MONDAY, the 18th inst
in The Female Departments Of the following schoo'-
4th ward-wmd School House No 10, James'st be-
tween Chatham and Msdlson-sts
eth Ward-Ward SchoOl-House No %, Clark-si. 10
tween Broome and Spnnr SITS;
10th Ward-ward Schooi-House No 3, Ludio"-" near
DelaRcy-st.
nth WaId-WaTd School House No ,. stanton ST. COZ
ner II Sherff-st
18th Ward-Ward School-House No ~. lNh-st' near
Gh4y
18th ward-Ward School. House No. 49, ioth-.t' near
Sh-ay
School for Colored Peopl. IA Colored P S. No. 2. N
Iamens Il between Grand and Broome-sts.
Competent and eTperenced have been engaged
and everything provided that may be reqnxedto conduct
these Schools and afford thorough nstruCnnt the pupils
free Of charge Application for admission must he made
at the School Rooms the Schools are opened
& ] DODGE WILLIAM O'DONNELL,
ID. RUSS O. W. NORRIS,
b DAVIS COMMITTEE on Evening Schools
Once of Board of Education, Sept III 1851
s9dDAIMWNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
COURAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE

~ uprcos HAIR from lo, fteheads anv psrt II the
body LIQUID ROUGE for pale lips and cheeks LILY
WHITE Tor flushed. rough sallow SKINS, a; DR. GOU-
RAUDS old established Laboratory, o. waker-st. near
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
o,71VCTFR FEMALE INSTITUTE,

II ,noTu CASTLE. Westchester Co. \. Y, Rev.
~ rOph ipp0WN Principal This Institution Is pleas
JOHN .'S IN healthy and retired village, Of easy ae
ahIi usrlsr Railroad and stages
Itsms ,brough English Education al moderate prce
" md oumber Of pupils who IN connection win the
y ,rs M stndies VIII also attend To- the more IN
Hy ,,snrbes Of domestic economy The advantages of
VI IN Education combining the above objects, "lil II Is
toysd commend themselves 70 eye5y Ildlcot Pas
49, payable quarterly IN advance. Mnsc an extra
49,, The Sessions commence on the hrs MONDAYS OF
~, and November. but pupils Will be received az any
80 Apple atoms for admission o. be made ehet 70 tue
ssssspal or Rev Dr HARRIS. White Plans, n
Hb"f au27 imNWkFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS FALL
~ STYLES New mIOrtations Just opened at CO
lumbar HALL. No. 2Sl Grand street
Nj. Z. TOWLE,
Would call the of tn. Ladres 10 their beautiful
assortment OF New Styie Fan Goods. comprising
INDIA AND FRENCH sHAWLS,
MERINOS.
CASHNERES.
MOUSLIN DE LANES.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH PRINTS
100 CARTONS, INDIA SHAWLS. new patterns from
$ 90 SEQ
50CASES FRENCH MERiNOS. din coli
80 CASES FRENCH CASHNEAES. PLAN and printed
50 CASES ENGLISH MUSLIN DE LANES al Is. PER
ward
80 CASES FRENCH PRINTS at Is. per yard, warrasted
Fast CooIs
80 CASES ENGLISH PRINTS hgh solors, warranted. Cd
per ward ALSO.
20 CASES ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS. from &c. To Sc
per yard
The above Goods comprise the Richest and Chealest
Stock Of Dry Goods offered ~ hous. IN this city
LADIES particularly invited 10 cal and examine them
II they do not purchase
Goods sent any PAT Of Ne~-Yor o suouTts.
gratis : h Nj TOWLE.
IS NwS3,o importers and Retailers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
DANCING ACADEMY, No l,oGrand.

hos v hour doorS from Bruaiway-Mr Y SARACCO
81 ss.s Inventor. and sole Teacher Known IN America
lev and fashionable Dances. whose talent don't
-hN recommendation. has OPENED as saloons for
t..S anu private lessons tie intends tha, hrs adyex-
ss eh, IN tie hrs class Of soelsiy and no ese
s3SMs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

INtse shlps hsss beth Wv " VIII gT'HI 'aI' 9u -
no skull expense spared 10 secure strength speeu MI"
comfort They are m every respect hrsclass steamers
II u very important that shippers should send thed oi'
of adng by the steamers A. thrs leave New onram ~
their return about the time the L 3. Mail arnves"%
For freight OF passage, apply as follows.
For steamer UNION. to - - -, -.
SPOFFORD TILESTON co No BSoub-"
Eor steamer WINFIELD SCOTT, Ia
DAVIS BROOKS 4 co, No ~ BeNe.[
In ,sef 10 meet the WISHES Of shippers the prOriNcss
10, o. FILTHY CENTS ner cubic foot aul3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10
kHATER.C CURE INSTITUTION, cor.
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
Hle0iral.
THE MYSTERY SOLvED--SuF

THE MYSTERY SOLVED--SUF-
Il FoLK-ST. n Y, Sept g-DR W,rrS-Dsdr ST
Have kindness send another bottle of Nerv
Gus Andote having found much benefit and relief from
the shall forget sensations taking the
second yonr wonderful Neryne ! sat in an
arm and fanced myselfn the car OF balloon exact
" would feel travelling through the everything
GEO. F. Guessing.
After these sensations produced the patient bid
defiance 70 any disease the whole nervous fluids from the
BRAN changed and health must inevitably succeed ana
believe any person. matter how low to experience tha
sensation once would assuredly get well TALBOT
WATTS. Electrical Nervist No IA Green",ch-st De
pot, No 1902 Nassau 81 81 per bottle, 50 doz siOh
I NER COMPLAINT, Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia Chronic Nervous Debility. Diseases OF the
kidneys and all diseases from dlsordered LIVER
or Stomach such Inward Piles FulnesS of Blood to the
Head Acdity of the 81 mach Nausea Heartburn Disgust
of Food FullneSS Weight IN the Stomach Sour Eructa
tlons Sinking or Flutterng AZ the PIT of the Stomach
swimming OF the Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing
Futtermg at the Heart Choking Suiccasng Sensations
when m ylng posture, Dnness Of fson Dots or WEBS
before the Sight Fever and Dull Pam IN the Head Den
cheney Of PeIslfaOn, IeO~ness Of the SKIN. Eyes and
Pain m the Side Back Chest. Limbs. sc Sudden Flushes
Of Heat Burning the Flesh. constant nagnIngs OF evil
and great spirits he efectuay cured py
DR.. HOOFLANDS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY On. { VI JACKSON.
At the German Medicine Store No l2v Arch-st PhAd
Their power the above diseases not etceed,
.ouaed by any other preparation the United States A.
the cases after skfui physician. nal
failed. ., q,
sssSmg great virtue the recthctOn Oi diseases of the
liver and lesser glands exercising the most searching pow
IN affections OF the digestive organs they
ar. wiihs safe certain and pleasant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-10

DROWN,S ESSENCE of JAMAICA
NOURAUD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.

- or GIRO ASSAM GLOSS, mases siit. Wiz hair.
s,1 ss and glossy forces grow. and without *
cepton reseTatlen positively ;he hest preparation for
dressing the hair iuyeatsd rn.l bottles - cents
each. AZ d. GOVRAUDS old established Laboratory 81
v alSer =. near Broadway >ou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28
COL. JOHN ". FOaNEY, EDITOR Or ltlh' rh-''
4

,n ho.. name stands al the head OF This ar.
,l i well known iie country: and 10 M pi VI S
r.,,,tly tan 10 the Democratic parry Ills "oic i" u
ir Trt. in sustain in principles Of i.lc par lts h
and isuiHGln eyr;s the conductor % '.t
49, ~ c. oliiicl tpurla III siS!aiAin. tie interests
,f rhf South ana ui te wnr!c GoGn ~, caring VIZ :
-; no ,n,iI. ri the naG,i situated too, is ne - ''.
lie rtI.t oi an im,us,ng party OF fFesSor' "a ~
80, ~ hnp pn:iiicni pa ;t>, c0aiaerd hii S''".3 "
E.n, ns,.e, and segt! vi t'. people u; ao' s. '''S
- ,i yry arc - n,IaG ariafrd upon W. s'''D
a. ,..,..,.,, M, t,f tie Cn,an-aid i tlv=* wa" 'e''
ruutlouafcc of unr glorious cnl:ei.!ac:; ~ "o -,
1is-u,5ns and selfish ruchinli!oS vi I'otiE'" '~
alt Lcmugo1ues. 1t, ,,,,, C,i Frurt
II j. in The recollection 0! the pe"fc 'iH't o' - = y
wos candidate at the first scssi"a p w; i'c Zen -
49, ;n md no,u-able Dust Clcr~ To taat oody J. az
,a,,smn.,cd that he was defeated By one vote. .1 W ~
- hi, inc,, ~ attributed? 10 small dHh disoEoh-'"2 o''
If Ercesu Aho.iiuniSlS h"ing as me! l''i W.;
;,ve- rnt,rtcn tie p1!!iri! ptrtl. u "''S''
vas thcn constituted. more ;AtE one ui "i'o -. =; nr
H. been made 10 writle under tie ~ieri"@ ns'' "a w. f
Iin ;.,,Is If these uns,u;,uoua Hrn caused MS ''"'
,.ia, -roud liza, te GfCn;s Gl Cu f"tHcT 'eSe'' "S
,, n,r<.n, him, To Inc Dcu1craiiC Congress ooa. ~ "
bI, ~ n candidate iyf lii. Crrhstlp .! ' ii'"' ~ ~
s,nt1;iyts liz: VIII GGlpe tu;st D' 49,
i,ritr OF ,,1d aud lruc LGn1cfits ~ i aus ~ W.
,nd 10 those by whom iii> ci.!a e"EGt W" - a..
m cav mar hc is in all respects emse'iiy dn''''e" " ~
| ,har"e The duties IL this important station.
fIs talents are well known - tne country y n''' ~
plisned render never TOOK BOOK III hat." 'H'e. ~
Ills busn,.ss habits and capacities are o Tue 'i7'
II is hon.d that the Democracy o !l: Present I""Gr
will not permit the OCCASION To pass, !" and in al
sn we'll suited 10 perform duties OF tae station anu Az a
other respects so we'll worthy oil their S" T
mage. a o.'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28
THE TIDE.WATER ALL RIGHT.
Extract Of a Letter from Portsmouth, va

"The Democracy here fully aroused 10 sgnsc ~ ,,S
imnoy,nncr of the contest near at hana c.'e' a
portInrk are our candidates the House .! h
The gallant and worthy Arthur r. Smith of inIs oen
District comprising Princess Anne and NofiTA %
es eIGsSn S Noos H county which IS gave cass q noI
y, we now expect give Johnson axe na and sSSh ,%s
rom $50 10 800 II the Democrats are as %'iou. -
t,iumub by Is or 90 OJo We locking for :".t 1n
the ,uen;sd Leake soy he has promised 10 aaass on m
sowcilizens OF tins ssSGm Ts "s ,e on e ssaboard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

IN passing the Capitol yesterday evening" Witnessed
'esenation Q! 4 10 that iae cd volunteer COPS The
.''i Infantry Eucs lhc r& is present Ia the company
''oi SrGcnHis Cn'ry ard hi AiEs,in ana CoIpusa Mr
''S' and, il IN aui l..,ir Griai:, ese
y Cvl G W. MGniTd, i1rmC Captain OF l!c corsa, in
"'r ol the most beautiful eoaugnt ard thrilling aias
&c nave eve: I!scHldio On rctE!,g Tic II! ., Cart W
= Sheppard tsfan:ci in cw tuu"!:- remarks. We an.
dresses for pHbicationw iwariei ghe massiy
w: t"o gcn'lcneb. The a., il beautiful specmen cF
soody Is lnrInc OF broad stripes u white and hlc
"e and purify the coIors Of The conpauy's uniform; On
oae side Is the court Of arms Of Ni:gniacn the other
a:nu! view OF Hucllanans 5pring-hc ivoritc OF
lie compnnY on festive nccnsons-in which their G,altinnth
P'aeh.6owi OF upwards 10 gallons volume is !ur.nen
lie words "conmssionei, the l0h May, l793" mark the
ofquiy oi tbs vcncr:bl, cprpany,n4 thirteen
pr sent Inc various Captains OF the company sincc i,s
"f!lE, and are inscribed with their I!nas. 4 spread
i"s' bearing tae Gad stirrs luv.cs over the
EiSng-and the words 'ic Uni.;' a-r written below
d. Mani".A was pi:!;culsy happy in dc*cyiaa. these
iri2us eA: m~ ""i il! rs cyI,siiy acautifi tribute 10
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