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ubig Ratification at Worcester, Mass.

Wig Rafitc0tl0n at " 0rceSfer, Mass.
WORCESTER, June ga wing ratification
meeting was held here last night. 1t was
largely attended, and great enthusiasm pre-
vailed Resolutions endorsing the Baltimore
platform and approving of the nominations,
we're PASSED by acclamation.
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DIS UFEiCh.

MANAesEH's uFEkCk.
r. FRANCE d CO.,
Successors to f. Morris g. Coz
For This Day.-Capitais $4,000, $4,000,
$780, 3OU0, 1900 20 OF 500, &c. 70 numbers Ii
drawn. Tickets So.
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capitals $4,000, 1000,
500, &c.
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated, Clsss o:
81 81 20 SO SO IL 81 so 35 Be 81 IS IA Al 40 40
lie 20 G. w. PURCELL.
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New ORLEANS. June %

NEW ORLEANS, June %.
Sales of tobacco for the week, $500 hhds.,
at 81 per hundred. For all refused in market
prices have declined.
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Ratification Meeting in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June g
The greatest Wing ratification meeting since
the Harrison campaign, was held in this city
last Saturday night. The enthusiasm was
unbounded
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CEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
" now in use Tor the cure of incipient Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Putrid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, letter. and ali diseases
arising from impure blood and erte ebled state Of
the system.
BALTIMORE. Nav 81, 1852
Mrs. Norris-Dear Madam: Permit me u say to
you for the benefit of others similarly afflicted that
| was taken last November, with severe cough and
e general weakness that completely Frustrated me.
For several months | was go far reduced that
could not attend to my business. became so weak
that was not able to sit up for more then half
hour st time, when [ would be compelled to lie
down to gain strength / tried dozen different
a. tices recommends to me as cuses, but received
no relief from any of them. My cough and weak
ness increased, and, in fact was far gone, that
seriously thought | should oie when heard of
your valuable medicins, the Cedar Tar. tried il
and had taken it bat few days before found
great relief My appetite became SO good that
could eat every thing tfa put before me. I
would commend it to all afflicted like myself, as q
certain cure, tor consider myself now perfectly
well. Yours, res pecsfulIy,
JOHN r. MARTIN,
No. 1913 Franklin street
Home Testimony.
We are permitted to refef to the following per.
sons, citizens OF Richmond and vicinity, out of q
large number no, from motlves of delicacy, pre-
fe that their names should not be made pubhc,)
who have received great benz fit from the use of the
Tar: VIM. C. Crump, Dentist, Meseke Jsmes
X. Moore, john Dodd Charlottesville, Va.
Call and see certificates.
ay% Beware of counterfeits. The genuine ar
ticle is for sale by
P.HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street.
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
je 10 General Agent for Eastern Virgins.
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BY JOHN r. D. PAYNE. saIesman.

BY JOHN X. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
y EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-By viz.
IL tue OF decree of the Circuit Court of Chan
Gerry for the county of Henrico pronounced in the
suit OF Burlington rs. An 1erton ais ON the 9th
day OF June, 1852, will be offered for sale at public
auction on Saturday, the 18th day of the present
month. the House and Lot in the proceedings in
said suit mentioned; said house and lot being the
one recently occupied by VIM w Anderton, situa-
ted in what's known Duvals Addition to the city
of Richmond The house and improvements are
said to be in good order, and the property to be a
desirable one for small family.
TEBMs-One fourth cash; balance in two install
ments of and IL months, title retained until con
veyance is directed by the Court
By order of the Commissioner
je1U r. D. PAYNE, Auctr
70 The above sale lie postponed to Wednes-
day. the Both June.
By order of the Commits sioner.
jel4 J. r. ID PAYNE, Auctr
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, June %.
Sales of 500 bbls. FLOUR at 81 r. GRAIN
unchanged.
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Later from the Rio Grande.

New ORLEANS, June 23.-Galveston advices
Vi the 18th inst, state that horrible massacre
mad been perpetrated by the Camanche In
tlans. al Eagle Pass, Texas.
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LANDER T'S OFFICE.
14th Street, under Exchange Ha,.,
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Class 14s. June Of
81 10 SO 81 % e. 40 % 10 80 "a
Drawn Nos Delaware Class B, June 90.
o3 50 II Sc As 81 10 81 80 IL 26
Ticket 4 II Sc, prize Of 500 sold by
LAMBERT
For TO.Day.-The Delaware State LOTTERY
Class No 25. Capitals: $2l 800. 5000 3OOO $500
l523, Is of 1000, &c. ~ numbers, 10 drawn
Tickets SIS.
Also, a One Dollar Lottery ie 90
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&lI FINE FASHIONABLE HATS
Ill just received few dozen more of III ,se non.
ular new style Canton Straw Hats, which for the
last few weeks have been so much called for.
Also, few more dozens of those beautiful Milk
white Nankeen and Pearl color hieh and low crown
soft reach Felt Hats for Gentlemen and Bows.
Public attention is also invited to a good assert
ment of very hands )me fashionable Black Molesk kin
dress Has of my own manufacture at the low
prices OF 50 80, 50, So so.
JOHN DOOLEY,
je PITS 81 Main street
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WILMINGTON GODDiN.
VALUABLE RE.TOENcr Avn ou,r n

ING LOTS IN THE TnWN or or sv no1
FOR SALE AT AUCTION NJ M r.. 81 p pan:.,.
i purenased large Farm, and intending 10 rsma,e
sneieon, WIN expose to sale at puh;, sr c,;,s -
ss s sna June a, 0cocE on the prems
H. M as anu ae'rseie cottage residence in
Federal streets. with oil the buildings attsehsS
thereto-all new, in first rate order. ana snse;s..
for the accommodation OF moderate sizs5 s..s
lily. After the sale of the dwelling, there "a,
be sold 10 beautiful building lots, fronting ON ss.
North line of Elmwood street each SO feet. runn;ns
back $50 feet to alley. Also, ether building los
fronting on the North line of Federal street, of she
same size and depth Of the above lots
TERMS One third cash, balance az and 10
months for negotiable notes, interest added, aud
title retained ill the last note shall be fully Paid
Off
e22 w GODDIN, Auct.
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sT.ATTs1N;s OFFICE,

Drawn Nos of Delaware, No "a, June %:
81 45 20 25 81 &c Al ~ Z 40 &c
Ticket Nos 30 45, prize of s 90 sold and paid
by STRATTOE.
For To. Day.-Delsware, Ex No 25. Capital
So, sou Tickets SIS:
Also, Kentucky, No $50. Capital $4,000. Tickets
81. je 29
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sTATHAM'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalks old stand)

Drawn Nos fatapsco, l79, June %:
6S 81 45 10 20 Sc AZ Gu SO 40
Nos 81 40 6S. sent To this office.
Drawn Nos Gran Consolidated, O, June &c:
81 q 20 SO SO Is 81 so 30 80 81 SIS IA Al 40 49,
Half ticket Is 81 So, $3.50 sent to this office
For To-Day.-Bel Air. Class 26. Capitals
S240O0, l2,UOO, 6u00 1900, $780, 20 of 500 rs num-
beers, I3 drawn. Tickets SIS.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
je 29 w. Fl. STATRAM
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GREGORY 81 MAUKI.

GILEGUkN ~ MAUhN.
successors to j. w. injury q Co... Mana.
gers.
Office, No. o. Main Street.
d. avn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass B, June 26 ::
So 35 II Sc 4 Is 67 10 81 80 IL &c
Scheme TO.Day-Capitals S2l,5oO, 600O,
1000. 25O0 1923, Is prizes of l0O0 20 OF 3o0 20 of
200, 226 CT 1Oo &c. 75 numbers, Is drawn. Tick
cts So ie %
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ATTENTION!-CALL Ar

a ATTENTION!-CALL AT
2ls BROAD ST-CHINA
NT4s5511 c r OCKERY, GLASS WARE,
Nt-MT#%TA &C-The subscriber is now epen.
WEHFA ing an extensive assortment of
French and English China Crock
cry ano dass Ware, with splendid collection of
bohemian Cut Glass Toilette B.ttles great varie
ty Of elegant Cups and Saucers, some OF them rich
ly gilt and decorated
Also, Refrigerators, Water Coolers. Window
shades. Trays, Walters. Knives, Forks &c, &c
lSOu dog Iumbers, Of various sizes and patterns
This extensive assortment of Goods having been
pur chased under the personal inspection of the pro-
prletor, at very low prices he is determined TO
sell accordingly. call is respectfully solicited.
Je2o-ts II. l. HICKSON
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INCON0MY Is EALTH!-S AVE
IA YOUR TIME-SAVE YOUR FUEL The
American SOAP COMPANY are now manu-


ECON0MY Is WEALTH!-S AVE
IA YOUR TIME-SAVE YOUR FUEL The
American soap Company now manu-
featuring the celebrated American Cream Soap
These Soaps preseue! to the public as the best
labor saving articles ever discovered, and every
way worthy the fu lest consideration They do the
hard SALT dispensing entirely with boiling pound
of Fuel and wear and OF clothing is saved and
not half the amount OF labor is required to do
the washing of family.
The tendency of these soaps is TO soften the
clothes and remove the dirt, aud in their use the
hands are made soft and the complexion clear and
white Washing is done by simply rubbing the
soap On the parts of clothes most soiied and placing
them in water sufficient cover them there let
them remain a few hours, then, with slight hand
rubbing and good rinsing will be perfectly clean
and beautifully bleached and without injury to the
most delicate fabric. The cost of these soaps is
no more than those ordinarily used.
Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and retail
by CHAS. MlLLSPAUGH,
Druggist, 81 East lain street
For sale also by Geo Me riam, R Blankenshp
and John Cannon. Rockets; Henry Elmore and
OTHERS, Main street; K Craddock, Church Hill :
VIM Gray, Basin; S NJ Zachrisson, Seabrook d
Reeve, and Thomas IL Mccarthy, Druggists, Broad
street; John Bradley, do Sheldon Baker,
Lockwood, David Baker and Lacy e. Carter, Frank
lin street; w Haynes and Williams, Valley ST.
J Sizer and Taylor, Manchester; M Giannln!
and w Fl Mcleod, Shockoe Hill; John Clash, Bacon
Quarter Branch; Jos Hierholzer, Broad st and at
Wholesale and retail by Wills & Lea Petersburg,
Va. ie 29-6t
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SMITH'S LUTTEKE OFFICE.
No. llS Broad Street. Shockoe Hill, opposite Fred.
ericksburg Depot.
For To Day.-Bel Air, Class 26. Capitals: of
S24, 600. l OF $4,000, OF 600O, of 5000 Of 1900
&c ~ numbers l3 Drawn ballots. Tickets SIS
shares In proportion.
Also, Pa,apsco 81. Capital: $780, &c IS mum.
beers, IL drawn ballots. Tickets 81.
my 24-lm SMITH.
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I AND FOR SALE.-We offer Tor sale about
IL 100 acres of land in Benrico county, about
miles north of the city-one half of which 10
cleared-the balance so wooded that enough wood
might be spared from it pay for the land 1t lies
WELLS conveniently stusted, and is of good quail
ity 1t is without improvements and will be priced
accordingly. Apply early.
TOLER e. COOK,
lie Is General Agents.
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WATER CLUsETs, Bath TUBS. orc
HAVING addd TO our present business that d
u HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
In the city OF Philadelphia we are now prepared 70
put up WATER CLOSETS. BATH TUBS, STA
TToNARY WAsH-sTANDS, PIP Is for hot OF cold
water, &c, which VIII be done al prices 70 suit The
txnes. Persons in want win please give - call
G. A. BAhGAmlN in,
NH 2e--ts POI, cor Main and 10th strsvts.
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III OTlCE.-Ontii the Srst Gay OF July next G
~ l.. BETTY is hereby appointed and authorised
to sell the stock of Hats, &C., on hand, for cash
only, agreeably to the provisions of deed of trust
executed to for the benefit of his creditors and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court, after which date due notice will be given of
public sale, and until that time said Betty is au-
thorised to receive payments my agent for any
monies due. EDWD. d. EACHO, Trustee,
nv lG-2awtd For g. l.. BETTY.
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My vALUADLE E0Ts or GKOUNu
- ON CRY AND 2lsT sTRErTs Ar 11ir.
:. IION.-Wi Be soid oE Tncsday next. The -
.nstant, commencing at 0'clnck, p. n, upou ~
yIemises, TIVE vacant b0ss Of ground. sstusfel 8
ne north side q Cary street. Il lie intersecfjs
49, sn ne sesl me Ct slst street. fronrpg 10 fees
ieef to an alley In view Of lie consirsftv = -
Dock, and the concent1 alton OF business she~..
abouss which must necessarily result from ~ -.
~ improvements IN course Of construction. he -
tory, warehouse or humber yard
Sears with interest," - :
By request Of the owner
ie % JAMES n TAyT I'm
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sA PAINTING.-Tbe subscriber would
NNt take the liberty of retu' ming his thanks to
those who have heretofore patroniZed
him. and would inform them and all others thst ne
sill continues to carry on the Painting Bust.
ness in all its branches. viz: HOUSE, SIGN and
ORNAMENTAL PAIN TING and GLAZING, ct his
shop on Bsnk street south side of the Capitol
Square where he would be pleased to receive
ders for work in his line. He would further state
that leaky roofs, whether Tin or shingles. can be
rendered perfectly tight by his painting them with
paint which he has, and which has been tested
satisfactorily. Sign Painting executed with neat.
mesa and dispatch. Persons wanting this kind of
work done, would confer benefit on themselves
by calling at his shop before engaging signs else
where, as he Is determined to do such work very
low. Call and see.
lie i6-3iaw2w LEWIS L. MONTAGUE
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HANDSOME FARM ON THE MEAD-
IL OW BRIDGE ROAD, d MILES NORTH
WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-The sub
scriber is auth rized to sell the handsome Farm
on the Meadow Bridge road, two and halt miles
north west of Richmond, now in the occupancy of
Mr.. Thomas Trowers, containing 55a acres. The
improvements all new, and large enough for
moderate sized family. For terms. apply to
je 24-eOd2w w. GOODIN, Auct.
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IMPORTANT TO FA SUBJ
4 scrioer having purchased of Mr. Peirpoint the
right of manufacturing his celebrated Seed Sc.
parat0r and Straw Carrier, invites ali who
are in want to call and examine the cheap and SIM
pie machine before purchasing elsewhere.
PHILIP RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, on Cary, between Pearl and 18th
streets. je l2-2aw6w
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HOCsRH0LD And KITCHEN FEE.
~ NTURE AT AUCTiON.-O On Tuesday A.
ternoOa, the ~ inst at O'Clock, at the ressdence
OF ]. Crowei1, on 5th street, between Cav ~
Leigh streets, (who Is declining housekeeping win
p p soid at auction, without reserve, his entire
a and Kitchen Furniture, consisting a.
tne usual variety. =
Sale to be conducted hy
u 20 GEO ] STTNNFR an~t
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nu Bf THE STEAMER KUAN0kE,
III Ihave received cases OF those beautiful " bite
and pearl Nankin felt Hats, to which invite the
attention of ali gentlemen who appreciate an e.e-
rart and comfortable head covering.
JNo. THOMPSON,
81 Main street.
p. ST. have still on hand fall assortment Of
Canada straw Hats, as also every kinc OF Hat
thai ancient or modern history gives any sccouat
Of )
sa
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IUL Y-ffAhPkR All THE kXCnANGE
y BOOK sTORE.-Harper's New Monthly Mag
azine for July, received Saturday evening, goth
inst-price Is cts
The contents Of this No, The Armory at Spring.
fed, Napoleon Bonaparte, Bleak House, my mover,
and great variety OF other matter.
subscriptions received tor the year on accom-
modaiing terms, and the work always Ia advance
of the regular modes OF reception.
ie % GEO NJ. WEST g. BRO.
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AUCTION SALTS. I


Thl1 DIT.
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

IkANssisTTED FoR Tns DAII-Y -nlsp1TC1
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AUCTION GOODS This morning We are
Il receiving and opening an additional supply Of
new and cheap Goods, bought at auction, which
we will be able 20 sell great dea. cheaper than
the following:
100 dozen Linen Towels, at cts piece, worth
double, very ine, and rs wide Shirting unbleach-
ed, at 63c.
Lots of small and large Dotted Swiss Muslns.
Checked and Striped M.slins st all prices some
as low as 10 cents per yard.
Linen Hdkfs, very cheap.
BIk silk and silk Lsces, Swiss and Cambria
Trimmings =.
Gentlemea's Silk Umbrellas, 81 90 worm 90
Kid Gloves. in white, light and dark colors, SHE
per pair besides quantities of other cheap Goods
Cali soon, as they certainly win sell very quick AZ
those prices ], MiLLHlsER g. BROTHER,
Il as 1873 Broad street.
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v. GODDIN. Auct.
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EQ PIANO FORT f So. H.
IL - TAYLOR is constantly receiving
~ eucerior Piano Fortes rom Num-
v Il Clark end other celebrated max.
ers, and asks the att ntion OF purchasers to his
Stock, which he viii warrant, and viii sci, at very
moderate prices.
Pianos repaired, Tuned. let or hire and taken
in exchange, at his Piano Forte an0 Music Store
je 2l-ts 100 Main Street.
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HANDSOME BAREGEs IL TISSUES.
Ill We have still on hand very handsome lof Of
Bar ges and Tissues, together with great many
other style dress Goods, which we are desisods q
selling cheap, as the season 10 advanciDg.st
cHAs. HARTWELL q cos.
ie2a l0T Broad street
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Forseries Discayered.

New YORK, June g.
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nIARRHGA REMEDY. A. Tie experience
II Of hundreds IN this cry who lave used this
preparation proves il to he prenpt andeersasn re-
medy for disrrheat cysentery, ehcaes, e-aop
sickness OF tee stomach AID all arrangement Of the
stomach and bowen; Tor sale ~
Z. ] pIcoT,
jel5 Corner opposite The CD Market
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NO. ASc = AuAzA4A4 81
Home Testimony.
ECONOMY us WEALTH.-FRANKLlN

Sole Agent for Richmond, and
je 10 General Agent for Eastern Virginis
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n4RPEH,s MAGAZINE FOR JULY
I'll NASH d WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square,
Have received Harper's Magazine tor July-a
crack number Price % cents. Je 20
HARPER FOX JULY. w. RANDOLPH
III has received Harpers Magazine for July, and
many other new Booss. Je 70
UkOWN AND WHITE TABLE DAHL
ID ASK-We have in store very good assert
ment of brown and white Table Damask also,
large supply OF Irish Linens, Napkins, Hucaoacs,
ToweGhg OF every description, Dowlas, Linen
Sheeings and Shrtings; al.a. white furniture d.
n,ity. Win a good assortment OF housekeeping
Goods at CHAS. HARTWELL d. CO.
ia 90 107 Broad street.
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OyERsEERS or THE PooR.

An election was held 90 Saturday last, for
oFerseers Of the Poor 81 jefferson County, for
tae ensuing year The vote given st the differ
eht Pfeeiaets'was much larger than usual. and
70 some cases the contest as between the differ.
ent candidates no, only very close. but excited
considerable degtee Of interest upon the mart
Of their friends. The foifowiaq vas lie ras,,t J.
CharLsto,ra District Cant Gaarce " Sal.
pington, George D Beaii and RarsF Chez
Harpefs Fesrg-W William McCSy. (has lain.
son, Israel Russell.
allfeld-F Frederick Shaull Jahn u f;,sn.
than, John Chamberlain.
( Shepherdxtolen Wysone, Geo. c. En-.
inert and 3asebh Welshans
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TAX BILL, Sc.

Inc FFitt has overa lfcolunn attempting 10
leeEe ltsel Of lhe dilema it is in for abusing its
WeSe1n friends in endedvorug 10 eac8pt them
S. YES from taxation after advocating the pfinc-
Ai pFopeFly ~ tEiG Common w 5Hr II Myrv rys1=
ble, anfef he~Jiatte Basis il is true but we would
respectfully suggest "a our sagacous frfrnds Of HE
iree ffess, that i IS 70 pay the dfbt aLea9g carl
taetsd iHa9er tse Mitrdh THE fact is made mani
fest map FROM the reckless and improyident expen-
o. uresIoi The moneys OF the Commonwealth. her H.
fances have become embaffassed-her credit mt
N Jeo2hrdy-and necessity created which NAV
Tequireiaxes onerousard burthensome tobe bprne."
just 10. A necessity mig ba tscrs,,a4 ,5biah
may require taxes onerous and bar,bepsorno 10 h
borne, and il is The mire4 basis in,eres, 4 sec,ra
a leas voice 70 prevent those who do not feehthe
aqnefoAsn hurlheus, from the eptiye con,roI
u 'hf STATE is gfoaning under adebi from Inc
feekesf ana RlroVidente expenditures ofthemonsys
& tae commonwealth. our loc9foco legislatures
ate alofe responsible They have had the power
r11r yea4S-aAd TO them lei all blame be attached
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BARKING UP TnE WRONG TREE.

Senator BoRLASp, the fighting member from. Ar.
Asas"s, UNDERTOOK on Monday 10 retard thePassage
VI the o'li Tor the extension ofthe Capitol BY the
uei.sef5 81 lecture on economy Ia the mean
while, the woFkmen were starving.
Mr MANauM gave the gentleman avery decent
retort, BY reminding him that il was rather ungra-
cioas to be venting his rebukes upon his Demoesat
is brethren, who had the majority aud without
whose -aushoEiiy The Administrator could nothing
The Democracy mist be very bard run for mar
tiers Of complaint against Mr.. ,FItLmbRE and his
Administration, when one of lis deciaimerS is com.
PEELED 10 strike over the heads,ef his delinquent
ofe'hrens ana give them Two Bows tor one which
be inficts upon hisopponents
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COURT or APPEALS.

We learn from the Stanton Messenger, tha,
Judge BalscoE G BALDWIN has accepted the call
made on him BY Tie lneInbers.of the stanton Rar
AMI is afahdidate for re-appointmen, 10 the Bench
olthe Supreme Court Of Appeals, from he third ju-
dieal sertion Of STATE, Of which JEFFERSON III IL
a part. Judge 9. B. sAMrG1s * also candidate
from thesame SECTION.
In Judge BIS 4Spsy to The Bar. he savs-
THE power Of discar5inq-4ne 4 In fb,. b,,ds y
The people, ana they should Determine ta;Ioso a.,
one VIII have right 10 impeaeh fhoir ,a, =,
inipugni heir motives AS lille riaht ia,gs 30 ~
ticfpale improper motives their part, or lie want
of generous confidence ii. upon invssriratioE i,
should be found thal1 have hitherto performed nv
duties Well and faithfully No instancs hss :,
yet occurred in Virginia Of public confidence ,,tb
held, when desired, from a com petent i1jd,e osgi
nallF elacted during good behaviour Who M lssn
sUllty on no tnisbebapionr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-18
ASSEMBLING OF NEGRoEe.

Our attention has been directed to a law in The
Code Of Virginia in reference 10 the assembling Of
negroes Frhessection which We annex may be found
10 chaps4s l9a Next week, We will insert a sec
lion upon the subject Of instfucting negroes 10 read
aui write =
$50 Ii auv person. Knowingly narm;, /, ~.
moi belonging 10 hiui 10 remain On his plsta VI;
~las o. tenement above four hours at ne lime win
oatlesFe 81 the owner ar No u
SHAH he Eaea three dollars; and any person vbo
snail SoPerrait more thai 6Fe such slaves 10 Is 81
one {iu1 On his plantation Iot ar IN -
lined one dollar i0r each slave above IA, n.r
and such assentl lace Be- mis-