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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-03

MOST VALUABLE & ATTRACTIVE
I've REAL ESTATE ON CANDLES HILL
FOR SALE AT AUCTION--Wiu be sold on
Tuesday Afternoon, the nth Mag, 1853, upon
the premises, commencing at Al o'clock, 326 S-la
feet OF Ground on tee West line of 3rd, between
Byrd and Arch streets, running back l20 feet to a
80 foot street.
Also, 1854 feet of Ground on the West line of 4tb
street, between Byrd and Arch streets, (adjoining
Pratts cotage running back 1870 feet to an alley ~
feet wide.
These Lots will be divided into building lots of
suitable size, plat OF which be seen al my of.
nee In few days. These Lots, for the most part.
are justly regarded as among the most beautiful
located of any other now in market, and being in
view OF the Public Square, soon to be enclosed, of
ters peculiar advantages to persons wishing con.
veni mt, commanding location, and pictur Que
view of James River and the surrounding counir
for miles in extent.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at g. 2 and Is
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by trust deed.
ap 26-2awlwdtds W. GODDIN, Auctr.
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Eg You can always fad ut WIN. FALL
CUNE2S Bakery, III main street, an assortment
OF Cakes Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread, Rolls
Biscuit &c, that cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment in the city, in variety or quality
Call or send your orders TO
nh Its WIN. FALCOEER, III Mein st.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
By Alexander Not Il CO.
TRUsTERs, sALE on ROPR.WALK

nCSIEES, SALE OE KOfEsWALA,
= Tools, Fixtures, Hemp, Furniture,
0c.-By virtue of Iced of Trust, dated 17th
Jul, 1852, and duly recorded ia the County Court
OF Henrco, we shall lin execution Of the same,
having been so requested by the creditors therein
namely proceed 10 sell ct Public Auction, on Tues
day next, the Bird day OF May 1851 In front of the
County Court House OF henrico. ~ 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, the larger portion OF the tools, imple msnts,
hemp furnitare and fixtures specified in said deed:
and Immediately thereafter, upon the premises. on
Union Hill, the hemp house rope walk, building.
and all other property conveyed 70 us by said
deed. Terms cash.
WILLIAM EGGLEsTON.
sp27 SAMUEL HASTINGS.
Sale to be conducted by
ap27 ALEX MOTT e. co Auets
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A GARD TO THE LADIEs.-FANCY

A CARD To THE LADIES.-FANCY
a WOhk.-Those Ladies' who wish 10 receive
instruction In this desirable and iadylike accom-
plishment, can do so By Joining Miss RACHEL Sc
MONS Class, at the residence Of her father Mr.
Emanuel semon, No. IL Main street Under tina
head OF Fancy Work, Miss 8. includes all It's various
branches, such as Drawing Patterns, knitting OF al
styles, Brsiding, Embroidery in Worsted Floss and
Sewing SILK. and: Cola and Silver Bullion and
Thread, on all materials
Terms in advance % per quarter for young Miss
es.
Hours Of instruction from to SIX o'clock on
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday Of each week
+. S-Miss semon has constantly on hand the
latest Partisan Patterns for Ladies and chilarens
Nantes, Sacks, &c, and will cut or draw Patterns
Tor these who may desire them. my 2-dlI
4 OsT, between the Old Market and Oh street,
IL on Wednesday last Gold King, WIN
white Diamond The finder win receive the thanks
OF the owner, and reward Of Is, BY leaving y a.
this Office. my 2-2t'
LsRENCH WAX FL EHs AND
Il FkUIT-Miss N. A, OGDEN. OF sgrinsneia'
Mass., would announce 10 the Ladies Of hicnmons,
that she viii give Instruction 10 ibis new sso 0ssa'
tiful art. a, nurehasa n
Those wishing to learn. Or wisn ~ ps - -
hoauat viii please leave their nafnes - ne 49,
s.s s;.stionary store Of J w kAn0oiph hs9, "lAio
speeimeus Of her work may be seen.
my 2-Jr
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apis

EF" The most confirmed cases of the most distress
ing Diseases oft times arise from indigestion All of
US, more less, are troubled with this annoying
symptom, still it is general thing, we do not az.
tempt indicate until something serious ntervenes
We would, public monitor, warn all our readers
against the sin of neglect, and at the same time
commend to their notice DR. Hoofands German Bit
ters the original preparation a prepared by M
Jackson No 100 Arch street, Philadelphia. We have
seen cures effected through its influence Scotts
Weekly. For sale by
f. ., pITPCEII lam & CO Richmond
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II If yen Want Something Very Nice
tor les, send to WIN. FALCONER'S Bakery, III
Tea Biscuits. mn lift
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40 Baltimore st, and 304 Broadway, n. Y.
Also by o. IA. Strecker, Richmond; G Jones &
Co, Petersburg, and Druggists generally; who give
pamphlets gratis APPS
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WANTED.

MANITOBA Partner, in a fine business long
w established on Main street, with lew hun.
dred dollars in cash. letter addressed to D, w
will meet with prompt attention. A young man
preferred.
Richmond, Va, May 3, 1881
sN ANVED IMMEDIATELY A negro
w boy about 10 IL years OF age, to wait in the
house For such an one good wages will be paid
for service during the remainder OF the year. APP.
plyto E PETlCOLAS,
my 2-3t' corner of Broad and Mayo Streets
MANITOBA Store on or near Main street
W between 18th and 18th streets Possession
would be taken Immediately or in the month of
August. For particulars, inquire as the Dispatch
Office. nv 2-3tk
WANTED-AH the Knapsacks, Uniforms, or
W other accoutrements in the possession of per.
sons not now members OF the X. l.. /. Blues. Those
having such to dispose of can receive fair valua
ton III cash, by calling on CHARLES BENNETT,
sp 3O-at JH FREEMAN, os
w ANTED.-25 Servants wanted for the
w Springs, viz: Dining room Servants, Bath
room Servants, Chamber Maids and Washers and
lroners. Persons having such for hire will call i'm.
mediately. Apply to EDW'D D EALHO,
ap 20 General Agent and Collector.
WANTED.-lw wish to employ ROok.keep-
W er to go 20 the Springs Apply to
EDW'D ID EACHO,
apo General Agent and Collector
60 SERVANTS WANTED FOR THE
oO SPRINGS, viz Dining Room Servants, Cham.
oermalds, DC. Persons having such for hire, will
call Immediately.
ap 23 TOLER e. COOK
~ AAAkkOAD hANDS WANTED.-Two
IL hundred men will find employment on the Blue
Ridge Railroad and Tunnel in Virginia, where
liberal wages will be paid them.
C. CROZET, Chief Engineer,
ap I'm Blue Ridge Railroad
,f@S5 FOX BhEMEN.-The A. |. ship HAIR
- RET AUGUSTA, Captain Trott, lust ar
risou irom Liverpool, will load for the above port
and meet with prompt dispatch. For balance of
freight or passage, apply to
my 2-lWt E w OFVOSS g. IN
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Eg Tooth Ache cured by GarIick 4
GWathmeYs tooth a che Sneciffc Il

70 AUUIH tCHe CuTtu ny VHrIIcA q
Gwnthmeys Tooth Ache Specific.-It 10
warranted to contain nothing injurious to the teeth
and has yet failed in single instance to relieve
In few minutes See the certificate of DR.. Edmunds
a practising Dentist ofthis city.
MEssRs. GARLICK & GWATHMEY: Cent have
used nearly fifty phias of your Tooth Ache Specific
and am highly pleased with its good effects. 1t GER
talnly will relieve the pain when caused by external
agencies does not inure the Teeth and excellent
for lniamed and spongy Gums. L consider it the best
article used for Tooth Ache and cheerfully recon-
mend it to Dentists and these afflicted with aching
teeth. Yours respectfully
THOMAS H. EDMUNDS,
Sold by BENNETT & BEERS, PURCELL, LADD
CO, and Druggists generally. Price Is cents
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A GENCY OFFICE.-The subscriber takes
IA this method OF informing mis- friends and the
public generally that he mas taken the office on the
corner OF 18th street and the alley in the rear of
the Exchange Hotel (known as Clarke's otice) for
the purpose of doing an Agency Business, such as
renting out houses, collecting claims, &c &C
my 2-lm* NJ MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
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GFFIcE Virginia +, aud Al. In. Co..y
LII.

IFFICE VIRGINIA r. aud M. IN. Co.,
Richmo nd, I'd May, 1853 s
dividend N0TICE.-The Board Of Direc.
IL to-s OF this Institution cave deelareda semi
annual dividend vi AZ per cent Out OF Inc earnings
OF the last six months; per cent thereof payable
to the StocAnoders their legal agents. on or after
the l4th inst tuntl which ,ime the Transfer Book
will De closely and per cent. to be reserved 10 the
contingent fund.
my3-ttl4Ms THos NJ ALFRIEED, sec'y
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&HANUHAN FUWLS,-Ihe subscflUef IN.
~ vites the attention OF the public generally u
large and splendid assortment of improved Fowls
He keeps constantly hand the Buff, White and
Black shanghai, Cochin China and Chiilsgong
Fowls all OF the latest porrations and OF the best
qualities, and will be sold as low 40 can be bought In
Virginia, according to quality.
JEREMIAH PORTER,
my 2-3ts Bacon Quarter Branch
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OST.-On Friday, q Gold English Lever
Ia Watch with heavy Silver Chain, with seal 10
H. a transparent three cornered stone. The Watcn
was made BY Johnston, Liverpool and the en-.
CRAVING on the gold dlai represents public build
ing Win dome on the top, figures black am
confident tbatI lost the Watch near MIR. Farrars
coal yard at the Danvile Railroad Depot and that it
has been found by some person. Whoever viii
leave 1t at the Dispatch cice give such inforna.
rlo1
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MATCHES, WATCHES.-We are in re-
W ceipt Of very superior collection OF Watches,
la COLA and silver cases. Among them are Hunt
iog Walcaes, iaige, nieu a.an,lsranss wsar UNA
GENNET d JAMES,
my 2 Eagle Square
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DLACk GRAPE ShAWLs.-A few more
ID OF those handsome black Grape Shawls lust
received. DUDLEY d. JUHESTON
my 2 Eagle Square.
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M ANTED.-A Store on or near Main street.
W between 18th and 18th streets Possession
would be taken Immediately or in the month of
August. For particulars, inquire as the Dispatch
CMce. my 2-3t<
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- APPS GOLD PEN.-We have received
- another lot CT those superior fens, to which
the attention of purchasers Il Invited.
GENNET Il JAMES,
ap 20 Sole Agents, Eagle Square. 5
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fe p PURCELL, LADD L co, Richmond
~ SPRING DIsEAsEs Those acc,

Medicines which never fail to give
satisfaction and used by many physicians in their
practice-Dr J. S. ROSES Nervous and Invigorating
CofDlAL-The greatest discovery in Medical Sci
ence This astonishing preparation forraisng any weak
consttutlon debliltated by care labor study dis
ease, acts like charm 1t gives strength and appe-
t1te, and possesses great invigorating properties
For Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections Flatu-
ience, Heart Burn, Restlessness Numbness Neural
ga raising the spirits and giving power to the whole
system 1t Is almost miraculous in its effect Price
cents.
DR.. j. =. Roses Great Pain Curer,-
Do you suffer with any pain? If you do, USE DR..
kOSES Pain Curer. 1t cures Tooth-Ache, Sore
Throat, Ear-Ache, Stiff Neck or Pains in the Face. in
few minutes 1t cures quickly, Pain in the Stomach
or Bowels. Cures Chblains, Corns and any irrits-
ton on the feet 1t acts like charm for Pains in the
Side, Limbs or Back, and for Rheumatism fron sud.
den cold 1t is magical in its effects In bottles IL IL
25 and 80 cents
The best Cough Syrup In the World
Dr. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold 1t allays any irritation of the
Lungs and ortes the system against future attacks
In bottles at so cents and 81.
All the above Preparations, with Or. Roses Medi-
cal Adviser to persons in sickness health to be
had at all the Drug Stores in Richmond Petersburg.
Norfolk and of all respectable dealers throughout the
State. NH "a
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E Liver Complaint. DebiIity.-Extr.

EY Liver Complaint, DebiIity.--Extract
from James Harris, Esqs. letter, Alexandria, Va
After speaking of wonderful cures himself he says:
Mrs H. has beenisufering with the liver complaint
and with inability, constantly complaining, from
weakness, through her whole system. She now en-
joys better health thaa for thirty years. being entirely
restored by the use of Hamptons Vegetable Tine
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TERMS, $3.50
aIt FelI---and was Gsna.n

A few years ago. there was young 'nisa
in a southern college, who was sxtrsh.siy
fond of noSel reading He spent great
deal ofhis time in devouring exciting tales
OF fiction; and as consequences. lost u =
considerable extent his relish for patieui
and severe study. One night be placed
his candle just back Of his pillow. aud lay
down as usual to read new and fasciuHtiny
novel. He became deeply absorbed iu .ho
story; hour after hour sped by; hswas in The
mldsI ofan exciting scene. when sudden ~
flash, his light wa1 extinguished. Not q
secocd's warning that it was on the wkne.
IL fell in the socket, and was gone. There
he was, in a highly excited state Of nlind.
left suddenly to his own reflections. The
thought rushed with terrific power upon
him-~"THus UNEXPECTEDLY AKD 'srDDENLH
THOU MAYEsT DIE, IN THE MIDST oE THE ExoI.
TING SCENES OF LIFE" The Holy Spirit
deepened Tie impression upon his mind
He became serious from that moment;
changed his course Of life, repented Of his
sins; and gave his heart to God. He is now
an able and useful minister Of the gospel.
in one Of the southern Ststes.---Am. A.s-
sen0er. H4 AH q cia.'.'9
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IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE lNvFNTIoN.-
We were present recent y at an exhibition
OF Sands and Cummings new patent brick
mac hine OF North Capitol street, between
A and B streets, where a number Of gcntIe
man had a,dnc opportunity OF Witnessing its
wonderful results 1t seems to be perfect,
is remarkable for its simplicity, and Is oper
atcd with case, rapiIity, and economy. 1t
commences and completes its labor in the
most thorough and expeditions manner
grinding the mortar at the same time that
it mou'ds the bricks, According to the nu
mrrous certificates furnished BY practical
mechanics and scientific men, it has, hav
ing been fully tested, and subjected to trial
seen found adequate to every requirement,
overcoming all obstacles. and doing its
work in the most satisfactory manner. 1t
can be moved by horse steam, or water
power. ..'
The bri Ks which are MOULDED by this
machine are far superior to those that are
made by hand, bang more compact, and
sharp at the corners W5h six good labor.
ers and two horses, from fourteen to eight.
cen thousand bricks can be made during ten
nours ...
Brick makers in various parts of the
country. (including Mr.. Samuel Byington
of this city, concur in the statement that
''it is the best machine now in use in this
country for making bricks Of tempered clay"
This gentleman, last March, recommended
tie machine to the managers Of the Metrop-
olitan Mechanics Institute, as worthy ofthe
highest award that could be given to any
machine at the exhibition. s....
More might be said in praise of this in
yention, but what we have stated is suffi
cient to call more general attention TO q
subject in which builders everywhere are
interested, .t., .....,. ..,. q. .,t.h ..t..
Michael Nourse & Co, of this city, we
learn, have been appointed exclusive agents
for the United States, for the sale of rights in
this machine; and will next Tuesday morn
ing, between the hours ofnine and twelve
o'clock, afford an opportunity to citizens and
strangers to witne.s its operationsln IN frame
building in the immediate neighborhood Of
and on thenorth side of the Capitol Wash.
D. G. SenttHeI g ...r a.aF
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The happy Man.

The happy man WAS bon n in the city 4, oi
Resignation, in the eparish Of Repentance un,
to Life; was educated in the school Of ODE,
dience, and now lives in, the plan Of Perse-
verance: he. works. at the trade Of Diligence,
notwithstanding he has a large estate in
the country of Christian Coptentmeni: and
many times does Jobs Of Selfdenisl. He
wears the tobe Of humanity, but has q, ,bsl5
ter suit toput.snl yhehlhe. goesto court cali
led Christ's Rgh,eousness.dl Hetwalks often
in5the, valley Of SelfiabasemenH and SONG.
times climbs the mountain ofSpiritusl-mind-
cdness. He breakfasts every morning on
Spiritual prayer, and sups every evening on
the same. He has meat to- eat which The
world dkpows not Of; and his drink Of the
sincere milk Of the world, Thus happy he
lives, and happy he dies IL oa Ms ss,e,.g
Happy is he eiwho. has Gospel Submission
in his will. due order in bis affections, sound
peace to the conscience, sanctifgiEg grace in
bis SOUL real divinity in his breast, true hu-
manity in his heart. the Redeemers yoke on
bis neck, a vain world under his feet. and a.
crown Of glory on his head, IIarlyaist the
life ofsuch aman. Which in order TO attain,
parry feryautlyabslieve firmly, wait ipHtieut-
ly, work abnndaHly. sDves holy. dis dsilg.I
watch continually, guard lyoarsepses.nFhsl
deem your time, love Chris. and long for
the glory which comes by hirs,4 1lFyose en
sHSssRl Agtssu giaac3 SgTEH on 81 foiHi
I ~ tg,4sTrsf5s.q .rNas-f4,fstnra . 8l kasss ~
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An Aged Man.

The Wheeling Times, Of Nov. 22. thus
notices an old man whom we saw at that
place last week He formerly lived oppo.
site Grave Greek: at 4nt} -aaa5..l~ vtl
Mr. George Roush, residing in Madison
county, Va, on the Ohio river, is now in
his Oath year. having been born Sn the 9th
Of August 1860. lie has thirteen children
seventy five grand children. one hundred
and two great. grand children, aud four great
great.grand children, lie is hale aDdheart'
V, and canride on horseback forty miles a
day with ease. lIn1 has resided in this
country since he WAS very young, and re-
Hates many tales Of early border life, with
much interest. gaa 9.a1Iaa al gta.nas n
He tells .asstory ofhis being on horseback
when quite young. on young horse. and
having ridden to house in the outskirts of
Pittsburgh. around wliah there were some
twenty Indians collected AS he came up,
a big Indian came ont of the house stepped
up, saying 'Me good friend and offered him
one hand, while he slipped off the horses
bride with the other, and gave it a severe
blow f fa,. Br.En .s.# gl r., at
The frightened horse ran for miles at the
great risk OF his rider's neck; but he at length
brought up at a farm house where he bor-
rowed another bride, and rode back. Be-
fore he reached the house he cut the butt
off IL hoop pole, and role up, holding it
down on the opposite side Of his horse with
one hand All the Indians were out, sitting
on the ground. The big Indian again came
up laughing "Me friend, me fun" Herose
pin his siirrups and struck the Indian just
about rs he was slipping off his bride again
and then putting spurs 10 his horse rode off.
There was bend in the road, and the whole
troop of Indians cusaorose the field, whoop-
ing like devils. He but just escaped with
his life. He heard, afterwards, that the
Indian never moved after he s:ruek hm -
He did not tell it, nor visi. Pittsburgh again
for wears. ...4esa.-. 4 --. .e. .-.,s..
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Overwhelming Argument.

Dr.. LAtkrop, in one ofhis sermons, says.
"lt il were true that there is no God, what
evidence can the atheist have that he will
not be miserable af' f'er death?t How came
he TO exist ct all?---W Whatever was the!cause
Of his existence here, may be the, cause OF
his existence hereafter. Orr ii there be no
cause, he may exist in another stale as well
as this? And ii his corrupt heart, and A.
oominable works make him SO unhappy
here that he would rather be annibilated
than run the hazard Of a further existence,
what binders but he may be unhappy forey-
ef? The man then is IA fool who wishes
there was no God; hoping thusto be secure
frora further misery; for admitting there is
no God, still he may exist hereafter as well
as here, and iChe does exist, his corruptions
aud vice may reader him miserable eternal
ly, as well as for the present, aat3:6 t.gal ii
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'CrribIe.

Gathering Jane, for the last time. l az
you. viii you ave me?" #. .......-..
William Henry, no! Ifall your panta.
looms were lined with gold, I'D still say
mol" a} o.. .gtaa. .aH 70 .s.ia
Gathering Jane! Gathering Janet AVE
pity. Call to your minds heye the many
Apply days that's parst. The strooIs we've
'ad--the sparkling waters OF the noble I'D
son. the sparkling foliage Of the Pawk; and
more than all, remember my devoted love
for yout"S a d7t7 .gs iy.5 d, s.J as;3irl.
"Young man, 'ad you permitted me, !
would ave spared you a pang Of hahguish;
but now, in all your mental hagony reeol-
lect you brought it all on yourself. 50 William
Henry, love anotheri" ....,
"May all that part Of his existence vch
bears any similarity to moInssesy, or sweet
be turned to ergaIll May Ne experience
all the tortur' that I feel nav; and atiIast
ven e'svery pilgrimage draws to a close,
may he rush to meeta fate to yich mines
enjoyment. Farewell. Gathering Jane,
fare ewellp' tra..3.. "a. ,fs.a,si,,ssl.s ,ee
2 A splash follows and silence ensues; q
silence that is soon broken by the sound Of
oars rafting in their oarlacks A voice
from the wilderness Of darkness shouts
fourth gtsg5g st 4.fi ia Lob sa34,
"'Ello therel ypt are you. doin' on?'
The craft approaches. and then--oh, kpr.
rorl--tpms sgain upon its course. Its in
human guide has discovered that William
Horny Isin no great danger, for be jumped
into shallow wattr. 7" 'A' ''o''' '
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Whiggery in New York.

Those Of the unfortunate followers of the
shattered Car of Whiygery who feigned
great Joy over the result Of the New York
election are invited to listen what their great
brother of the Tribune says about it. He
says:1gaef ui@t a1..' ~ .upy
"The Wings have the Canal Board, the
State Departments and both branches Of the
Legislature, yet no boly ihagnes that the
Wig party as such deserves any credit for
this RESULT It's attitudes that aof clown
into whose capa traveller. has Ohucked q
dollar Just for the sake of enjoying his a.
mazemen.. The Democratic party saw,fit
to quarrel and throw the State away; and
the Wigs have it because they could
uotbelp. themselves Great Wing triumph!
Whew! .. III. ... .r.,,. a...,., tE.,t.