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Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05

AWFUL PuS.-A young gentleman OF onr nc
quaintance perpetrated the following pun yes
terday!
"Fve discovered new city"
/" What y cried half dozen.
oscar cry"
"What State Is il in?'' was the next question
The state Of want" was the reply.
The same chap handed us the annexed adj
vertisement:
Wanted-the brains Of drum headn
Wheeling Times.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05

versy, will Immediately drop il. The people ex-
pect Of him straight forward democratic policy
they expect no trickery, no man9uvring, but an
open avowal of democratic measures and every
effort TO carry them out etthe ephemeral polti-
lin Pierce should soar above their arena Will he
Ii he fails il will be of the head for his
heart is right. But backed by the democracy, his
course will be honorable TO himself and beneficial
10 the country.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05
Letter Of Charles o'Conor.
A LITERARY GEM FROM THE PEN OF
DISTINGUISHES JURIsT.

1t is not often that the statesman or the
jurist can claim inspiration from the muses..
II is not often that the beautiful fancies Of the
poet sparkle in the same mind that is occupied
with the learned lumber of the law, or the dry
statistics Of politics. Sometimes, however, we
find the two characters Of jurist, or politician
and poet united.
The following lines, from the pen Of one Of
the ablest and most distinguished jurists that
the Old Dominion can boast of, will serve TO
show that the profoundest legal learning is not
incompatible with true taste and genius for
poetry.
These lines were written twenty-five years
ago. They we're written by Judge whose at
tainments in literature were as extensive as his
attainments in law. His taste, his warm SEN
sibility, and his freshness Of feeling, distin-
guished him to the last moment Of his life.
He wrote these lines to his daughter, then a
child, and accompanied them with the follow
ing letter, which we are permitted to copy. 1t
is a fit and touching preface to the beautiful
poetry that follows:
g '---- January |, 1929.
8 | send the annexed lines 10 my sweet little
pet, not because | attribute to them any great
merit, nor because suppose them adapted TO her
present state Of feelings or 10 her present know
ledge of human life, and its hopes and disap-
pontments, of which parent could earnestly
wish she may not hereafter know too much but
i send them because know she win value any
thing from father, and because they may one day
or other be the more valued as nemento of him.
from his having remembered to forward copy of
tltein to her q ss. n s 4e
{ A happy New Year to you, my beloved child
May GoD bless and preserve you. May lie keep
you virtuous and steadfast in what is right, and
teach your heart 10 consult your own happiness
and that of Others by cultivating your present ami
BILE disposition and gentle temper.
" Your ahectionaie father,
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05

litcal lespots and hucksters win be scourged from
the democratic temple Sincerely, yours,
ID. s. DICKINSON.
Messrs. Thos. C. Fields and others, committee.
Letter Of Greene C. Bronson.
New YoRK, Nor. 2, 1853.
GENTLEMEN: In declining, | find myself
obliged TO do your invitation to attend and address
the meeting 10 be held tomorrow evening at Me-
tropoltan Hall, beg you will be assured that
am sincerely attached 10 the principles set forth
IN your letter; aud that nothing which has hap
pened or which can happen 10 me-, viii turn me
aside from supporting IN future, as have IN the
past, the great doctrines on which the democratic
party stand. Others may ialter, but shall 20 for
ward. Allow me TO add, that though think the
President has sometimes been badly advised in
relation TO appointments 10 office, have not lost
the strong confidence which was inspired by the
lofty sentiments expressed in his inaugural adj
dress, and believe he will vet that those who,
in perous times, stood fast by his principles, may
be more safely trusted than those who have but
recently professed their conversion to his opinions.
am, very truly, your obedient servant,
GREENE G. BRONSON.
The following letter was received from Charles
OConor, esq, United States district attorney;
Letter Of Charles O'Conor.
New YORK, Noe. 2, 1853.
GENTLEMEN: have received your letter of this
date, inviting me TO preside at the county meeting
to be held by the national democrats al Mstropol-
tan Hall, on Thursday evening In my judgment,
Il IS not I'll thing for the officers of the United
States 10 assume leading parts in the State cleo
tons. For this reason alone feel constrained TO
decline accepting the honorable post to which you
have invited me. ] am, genignen, with great re-
spect, your friend and scryanl,
GHAS OCONoR.
We invite special attention to the generous,
high-toned and patriotic letter of Judge Bron-
son. 1t is, the circumstances considered, the
most remarkable letter of the times.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN
NEW YORK CITY.

Late last evening we received the New York
Herald, containing the proceedings of the ma
tional democratic meeting held at Metropolitan
Hall. From that paper we give an idea Of the
meeting, intending in our next to give as full
an account as our columns will permit. The
meeting was presided over by John NJ. Brad.
hurst, esq, one Of the "old line democracy"
who has, in every crisis of the democratic party,
by his presence in political meetings, evinced
the truth Of the cause he espouses.
His name assures us that the party over which
he presides is always regularly democratic
When nominated for the chair by John B. Has
kins, esq, it was announced that the venerable
chairman "had presided at the Cass and But
Ter meeting, in l84S, and at the ant.Wimot
proviso meeting at Tammany Hail. where the
freesoilers led violent and "rufiian gang to
break up the meeting, that the south should
not know the real sentiment of the northern
democracy. The vice presidents and secreta-
ries number more than one hundred Of the
most honest of the New York democracy.
Indeed, its organization indicates the SO.
idity, the truthfulness, and the sternness Of the
true friends Of constitutional democracy Of New
York. The resolutions breathe natural tone.
We have not yet had time TO read the speeches,
but the speakers were able men, and we do not
doubt they did justice TO their regulations. We
cannot resist, in this brief notice Of the meet.
ing, to publish one sentiment we find in the
speech made by the Hon. Mike Walsh:-"I
HAVE YET TO LEARN THAT FIDELITY To THE
SorTH IS TREASON TO THE NORTH" We have
merely the space to give the letters Of Messrs.
Dickinson, Bronson and O'Conor.
Letter Of Daniel 8. Dickinson.
BISoHANToN, Oct 81 1853.
GENTLEMEN: professional engagement carries
me 10 western county tomorrow, so that | can
not accept your kind invitation 20 address the
meeting called BY your club on Thursday evening
have read with pleasure, and heartily approve
OF, the declaration OF principles which constitutes
The basis OF your organization, and do not hesitate
TO declare that these principles will stand the tests
of talents and Of time II is well that the battle
has been set in array between principles and spos
under circumstances that will determine which
system best accords with the popular judgment.
Let patronage lavish its fayors upon faction, and
power scowl its disapprobaiion OF adherence 10
principle; but the popular WILL sooner, or later,
will sweep away all false and fraudulent pretences
and exhibit truth aud falsehood respectively in
their native colors. Those, then whose fidelity
has been tested will enjoy, not only some selfre-
spect but the respect Of their fellow men, and po,
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05
APOsTRoPHE

Put this letter away carefully. Forty years
hence il may give you pleasure TO look at H."
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05

Robbery.--A gentleman from Vermont, putting
up at the Broad Street HOTEL was this morning
robbed of Sl65. He had rested on a sofa during
last night and his pocket-book had dropped from
his pocket, and had been taken by some person
who was in the room Rich,nnnd BRl'stia Nor. 2,
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05

s6S- The adoption OF the paid system in the
fire department in Cincinnati is operating very
bene6cially.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-05

ltcal despots and hucksters viii be scourged from
the democratic temple. Sincerely, yours,
~ ID. 5. DICKINSON.
Messrs, Thos. G.. Fields and others, committee
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-02-05

REFERENCES:
Gov. Alley. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
Hon. II. II. SlBLEI, MENDOZA,
&" DAVID OLMSTED, Merchant, Benton c.,
J. e. RAMSEY, St. pani,
&c VIM. II. FORBES,
ELFELT BROTHERS. ,,,.. q.
J. W. SIMPSON, eA''' o''
JOHN FARRINGToN,
ID. L. FULLER,
FRANKLIN STEELE, Mer. st. Anthony,
VIM. HOLCoMBE, ESQ.,, Saltwater.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-02-05

District Court First Judicial District. &asb;rp,
ton County.
l4th Dec 1852,
John B. Page }
dg't '"oHoH 70. neg t'1ot
William o. Mahoney.] o" case mode.
Wilkinson for Dcft,
for p1o ;p<sR
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-02-05
The Outer Man.

OLD POLONIUS, Lord Chamberlain.
~ to Claudius, King Of Denmark, talked sense, when
he thus expressed himself in advice TO his son aertes
he was about to leave paerna roof to fnsh his
cation In France:
"Costy thy habit as thy purse can buy;
But not expressed in Fancy; neat but not gaudy
For the apparel oft proclaims the -can"
Feeling deeply impressed with the opinion that the gents
OF ST. Paul, old and young, intend, tue coming winter to
act upon this wholesome admonitiOn,
NEIHAUS & BROTHER
Have brought into the market fine and fashionable
stock Of seasonable dressing and furnishing goods
could be purchased In the Eastern ces They respect.
fully ask that gentlemen will call and examine the el-
CANT Cloths Cassimeres, Vestngs &C., before trading
elsewhere satisfied TO the articles wan
ted their prices, and their fashionable styles Of cutting
and making up garmens, they can suit and Ut all
ers who may offer They also keep on hand general
sortnlent Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
And every article In the gentlemens furnishing line that
may be called for. Store and shop on Thir between
Minnesota and Cedar Streets opposite Judge Lambers
o11ce.
1-3.f NEIHAUS BROTHER.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-02-05
NUMBER 81.

The legal effect or construction of a written
contract is always question of law ana not n
question of fact for the Jury.-(Pasly va. Dipon.
Mason 345.)
1t is so in every case when the facts are un.
dlsputed.-(Healy VS.. Ulty, l Cosccn s4e; i
starhie Ev. part III. PIP. 429)
The verdict of the Jury must be set aside IA
against law and evidence, and the costs are to
abide the event Of the suit.
Il. z. HAYNER,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-02-05
St. Charles Hotel.
J. C. CLARK, Prophet or
St. Anthony Falls, Minnest

St. Anthony Falls, Minnesota.
This House thoroughly repaired and renovated,
will be kept equal to the best Hotels In the
West, The Falls of Anthony, with the fine fishing and
hunting grounds ADJACENT together with climate unsur
passed the American continent for health and lowell
render this the place Of all others enjoy the hot
season. 4At
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-02-05
AM: !N!nToAN HOUSE,

ID ODNEY PARKER, late Of the American House Low
II ell, Mass. having lease Of the large hotel at the
upper Paul. with everything in proper order
the convenience of travellers, boarders families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public to give him CALL believing that
he do much for their comfort can be expected
in country, yet supplied with regular markets.
M
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-02-05

FURNITURE-just received splen-
l. did lot Of Furniture from Cincinnati which will
sell at Saint Louis prices. Call at the rooms Of
+. L. COLLINS, Third ST., below Jackson.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-02-05
Central House, st. Paul

TAvE BURTON have taken this old and well known
~ house. They have ftted it up anew, and are now
prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers with
quarters. No pains will be spared to make
the Central House Of this best Hotels In the West
Nnyemher. 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
1.AmuERr,s LorenY oFSlcE. BALr,moRs.

syJIpMaS LAMBERT Intends opening once 81 isi pa
MINIS iins Cav et baltimore. MONDAY "a VI ly :
vnry ,w a. fran license the sale 81 L'e
~ TL., IN Isin sill haze expired and cannot r
II viii then be unlawf eterIa dny or sen Tickets M Nns
r N, /. unwlnng al tinCfnt calling having hec
oo had The good urlGE residence ." tyIte
nn ia lac violation oil law oI ufdhdNIc
n, thr.jors respectfully acs Tie patronage his fsn"s ai"
,ns,s IN Vlrsa es'c 10 purchase Ticket "Hto" t''
n N. tar or .siLIg he yenlfy dong assuring t,He
ca G NOT kaou Ev1 that ieli orders Will receive "i asn
nm aud thai Al, confidence ePOsed III Inn viii DC strictly Oh
| tCyed u.I.u,rs
M prze Trrr The Mai, land Lotteries 81 such neia"as
SOLD III here which he ~illla's us dd"hs1
Iii Ia r,.Ls 4 ., received IL a,uGn. 81 ficnets
R,cuuo.p \. It. lSa3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
AFRICAN CHURCH.
nw. a.. BOSTWICK'S FAREWELL
as, EMMA 70
Grand Concert

nv Grand Concert
rr,yrly HER LAST APPEARANCE IN RICHMOND.
Az Thurs.ay Evening, April asth, 1853
Assisted by the following eminent Artists:
,sn,shcd volnist, Mr. HENRI Apply, Solo Nioinlst TO
ava ,. solo ruus,. Mr. JULIUS SlEDE, First Flute Pro.
~ : ,ts Re, A! Couscrvatonc, Leipsc.
n:1 Lis OLIVER La petite File du Regiment only nine
VS. ~ N, wonderful performer on The Conceina daughter
sir Ma .,er oil lie, Malrsy's REGIMENT al Montreal
T,II ON Solo Pianist his Royal liighness the Duke OF
t,7As " PROGRAMME-PARTl /.
~ !, Piano roIe Allegro dl bravurs Herr
i E,ysr,NA -"au! a voce.' from Il Pdritan'"
Ms, VS., n's vt,,i,a-.ti,ani Concerto" NO. % Mr.
>nl'I ,ny De Bsriot.
sRA as pasTwicx ana Mr. lutIus S1Kps Wallace,
,.,,iu,,n, Lucy Neal and Do Boatmans Dance"-
Nus ANNE Oliver MANN 1
Observation-Disclosures OF Lucrezid irga."
yr rlrs SIEpE Dii1aiu''
SSnSG-"Tnr Gpsy Song" from Camp If Silesis
ms u STTich '1l'S
sui ~ vIcuxeu,ps.
, scorer BALLAn-'T~a, with0 mile OF
' SnI ii lutte. Grand Polka lie Concert comTo.
y - an. executed by Mr. JuLIus SIEnB
, SnSG- By particular request Home, sweet
,;,,n, Madame lsasTwlcK -,
~ TICKETS ONE DOLLAR To DC had at the nrihcia Mu'
C.tttr ;.,.., 49,, .,,,,, :, N,s-rs
~. A Woanhouse'. Bookstore
- Mons naen a, Concert commence al soclock
" The PIANO used the occasion has been kindly lodea by
Si:a Wooahruse ,,,,,c. So,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
AMuSEMENTS.
,,oSn THEATRE.

n,cIINOND THEATRE.
nn,ci y FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
rc>!t.'n,ME ANNA BISHOP,
~ .lcu TO the Musical Public OF tins city, ~
mi r t",,rmns on this evening, TUESDAY, Apr2o,h
" uenN" - vi her celebrated oPERAItC SCENES IN
en ."t ,nr,prate Scenery, Decorations, &c and also
III Ne VA" rSpua, Ballads Songs, her Mexican raoeau"
different Programme, which viii be issued
ne "mrha;calIv called through Europe, ''he falht
81 su taviuc abandoned Harp playing III puoe
"a, llui ~ r,ea, once llARrSr, before his re-
rs - llt,tl' itr MINUS 49,. ,,su VII, annsa
: ~ !. -, Bosg,., ssod sieae
V ~ H. RobeIo DeSereuN
~ ~.uaamhuia
.Ncxian en-. o, no hs.m,f, ballads The Har,
4 s',i III, Irish ENG ant
W E1css. !" -" Nj. Dochsa
,.-.2l. ,ur.r Mr. Shaw
' Pianos used been kindly loaned by MI r H. lay
liz ,e ID ArQueus, 81, Upper Tier, % Cts Inc %
~ We IAN; 10 10 O'clock. when seats may De secuie9
- 'psr open at Operate entertainment osghsa'o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
SPRING I'R lnE,, lSla

ei steamers Arab aud Pacific, Europe AMI b.
a. ii7aa nam he Nr,ten manufacturers.
large AMI cnirg.s stock . HOSIERY, GLOVES,
COMES. FHREA DIS, together wlllcsely va.
in: ." small amd fancy goods usually kept similar esdb
lisntis ilr Northern cities aud would respectfully solicit
the merchants Virginia. North CoIna ADD Tennessee TO
ilcI - our
Oar goods having bought ENTlKE FOR CASH
Confidently them that they will find prices they
ale so"l IA house II this country
We hove aiH store arsra "cll selected stock 81 GOLD
ami SILVER WATCHES nnd GOLD JEW ELRY,
which We Il, GINTIK y ALVEY,
M Pearl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
IMPORTANT TO AL
WHO US. STEAM As 4 MOTIVE POWER
And Desire Safety and Great Economy.

TO ALL
WHO USE STEAM As 4 MOTIVE POWER
And Desire safety and Great Economy.
opportunity oficI el all whom concern &c.
"A the exclusive right manufacturing aud Vending
i States and Counties.
lkNISGS
CIRCULATlSG SAFETY STEAM BOILER,
Fv, stationary Engines. Locomotives, Marine Engines River
as and Ocean $rauer Sc The advantages 81 this Boiler
all Others are,
Entire safety f. pIo-iun he!Ie liable explode
than open chhldron
Less the amount ui t.
1tIIa, by other boiler. tr powei
; The cu.l al Construction 5 REDUCED ONE HALF
They occupy but ONE THIRD the space OF other BOILERS AMI
uiay he applied To chrILe now IN
The expense 4" Furnace Crates will hc ncalcuahy leseed BY
iu- required, ard the Of using
Tie COMPANY The rIty o ir above all
III. based PRACTICAL RESULTS, many
Boilers and about tins The
succeeded years application bringing thus
before ia" public Il stands alone and lndcpen
the qualities claimed, which
public viii acknowledge superiority
other motive power.
Terms sale made known application al the Office OF the
IRVING STEAM BDIIE CDMPANS,' BroidHay end
Park place New Yok, the New Broadway Bank
CilCndls sale &C. Will aided 10y
II requested. Address a. Apui IS .im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
ARTIFiCIAL TEETH.

GREAT AND IMPORTANT lMrKON EMcNl
ssE purchased the right 20 use d. Aen Ia
tent Improvement the mode OF inserting Artifca' Teeth
The importdh
mad. in This branch OF the Dentstsau The CONSISTS
IN me -mnloycn superior gold in purity and III the
rumnlele union OF all by scuus conpouni which al
The same lime beautiful ani natural Looking sin MI
no MI and rendering lnIosSbc "r
liz teeth to the weaiet 10y the ~
nonn,ins artificial teeth comparable this respect
Persons wearing teeth (nsred N The "iihay way ana m s''
,sfacon are invited Try tF inventions which they cans a,
bal ,,ia shall be pleased Ia show oIscls OF nus ki
work 10 any persons who viii call ONCE Whether ey want
,.,;s. ~ Taa,h mr. mn WAYT ( MAHuNI, Dentsts,
'1'N''~N' $500 209 Main
Sss snd resneculy invite all the city and else
cc call and We are pIeIied" give
ALI nece inst Teasol' hc terms
tried this invention III our own pattiee ohs
m ., tested It's horouahy and We are satished that " NE
a,ost ever effected mechanca dentistry We
viii i've INV information rnng b. letter OF otherwise
- NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
1.-THE ,AlLI EXPRESS"

.UBIlSEp al Frshus, Va cheapest dali, pager
sued south al Va II devoted hiin'>i eliIri,
10 Lews al dcrcIInn ADD eSchtwhs "i's may
II. ,u,I,,ttcaIIy sjy'e ~ T. USPi Z Err
For ihF,c tea!
furnished al i unprecedented 10"
,rcc ii FOUR DlLLAIts Address
March Is-c&dC" ANDREW +. tGITCiiiIEIbA g"
DIR j, :. ROSES NERVOUS AND IStIGOfAT-
ING CORDIAL.
,srnE GREATEST DISCOVERY ~ MEDICAL >LlEN'E.~
This astonishing cIaal"n I0i week Co siu.iaH
LtIita;rd ty study Ike charm II
eIrs apprr, aud possesses great n'2oiahe "i
For Heat Diseases FIdIneGcr, Heat
Bur Re ,tl,.sbes- rhrss, Neuralgia the sris aEd
the Hne syemit Is almost miraculous III l's "
~ ceGts Il DJl!e.
TIE BEST SARSAPRlI.LA COMPOUND ~ TIE WORLD
Dr ROSES c~bih'ed i"np"urd F!mi Extract 0i fresh
iIondura SdrrapHrIll Iepd ttn only Ills Laboratory
qua bus. S-na NaT,hr! from ilcitt,
aud medicine purifying Tho Blood 1t '"s
This ipn..G,- y u chemical process without tIp0,u,s
the ,,ru tlr
Honduras l. combined viii CHEF nIrrdIGhs
,ebder au Gcht"E the blood a"' 10
Skin Discusses 5cr6luous S"esi Hi
luIsral dwellings Rhc"IGa
tlsn ,Iam McIcuiy Biz on! Sores Kidney aGi bladder Atci
the oercurs and raising weak dn biaksh
dawn cOhstil !iuu II oHaTy 'a,sc
In shor;, Til, cae1uI made fcaia1n 81 Saniai,d WI u"
that he dOr- 1OnI ~ tie ho SsdpaIla
;hr hd wtn ha" used H testify II - also pheasant
purifying beverage avcrG1 us giving appetite dni lcne
s1lnd dunk twnh iie cool wafer, hlnersl 81
a0id vii lie llnd superior 10 all o!hcrr
lh cnmI Juni rnn tcnE delicate weak
and pale robust fla. c0la II
great InviscraVGE prfcruca.
Petersburg ochLuIg Norfolk and by al dealers through
out the state. April 20-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
EAtREIELp RACES.

FAIRFIELD NACr-ss
vs>ilE SPRING MEETING OF the Fairfield shASA
1 I.ckey club will commence TUES. LEse&AaAv--
riRSr DAY "A SNeol~ake l 3yea's old --<a..-
colts hes 500 entrance; s." forfeit mile ie"'Sa "f'sS ala
StCuND DAvA match between g White Eye" aud '' u"
"Eorenss for sou side n| pune so NH. he..lse fr
t1.Rru Jockey club Purse $500 heats free ''f
eiFrn pAr-rroIeor's Pulse salo2 mehs"'s free '' AT
There training q Iorsss them % , :" nIe"
euhci south Red Eys" "1cG DII, h I, M'"
The purses meeting being large better TI"rl may "e ~
I'D ira" has Sff0 see" !" 's"a JOIN rynts!e
REVENUE.
s Distinguished n.y.. ISs morse so""sy
Col Johnson often ~ ed sts e would sver
'n ana one t ta r " VIM viii stable
tad0iaN5 bush1Han Si" "s 50 se"s to The rSn
rx Vrsnia9 s dam the old Bedford mare ga"dam 9" "
Every Of his n he dam side .s Wa sno"sS
to say that winnings amounted 10 hy "aa tn"msa Ssw Or
The best horses he could meet r0" JOHN nsIiEf
THE TnoRouGH-BnE "a h 10, t;sni The sn. -
SUM Gras god Nine j" , .s "% Ia IA
Of nss AZ 20 sI the ssh ssn aud SIS "r @ %
but class "i I'VE Insured nh The Mare oritts the IN
surance The will commence '"s "
'I DO 10 % nat pnky at m price ' , ooa"d e,se,
any The continent but M sale business aud 10 eive,he
standing too high Wishing An opportunity oil raising oo"ie
Stock, induces 10 stand h"' -
ready perform duty r, Are too well known 10 need reei
lion here some ~ he sues loasetcr N The State s Se
account o. n s,se died Kentucky tee years ~" anil color
years old ilia coss many having been trained all" Which
hey are m ron on. 10 mile heats IN nue. lie,
9ete VIM horses Tor The tur sau"e q" ia
speed and ooe 70 send to Pamunkey Those WISHING to send
N s rom distance. have them leu o" cram d - naa
we'll wascrcd pasurae will be FURNISHED s.S"s & m
accidents escapes but no liability Tor s''e !, WIS -; b.
Eclipse New York horse his dam hsn"" Mrs
Archie his sant1n The famous r hv M Mer - dam
n"I Iiayos Fm%ap dam Diana by CauSs e
dam S3ly pains Sic: ss NOOK & M Vivian wctam
more pareuar account and her pedigree see american
Turf Register vol. 3D. 'V' ""' THOMAS l. GRASTY,
-, "a ,.,t,,v Locust Grove, Orange county, Va
r. UNITED STATES MAIL .,.i,i me
Ls1ss 1S fSsTy 2i Is.asHT pE%etL oSEAS
81 ssTE ShW S Sahf va NSRfo FL
fset a"Io.k Tuesday 20hn,. shssf
I'M. passengers viii please be on board; >. ram, ,u,
Passas yors inc meals ~" s STATE room" accom-
this ship TO Norfolk VI" Dc CHARGE" NE ~ "
Oy the n re viii responsible goods srIe"v's The
wharf, =, s.,J il, tl,. name. al hen
nTn shin sails otherwise their goods be stored al their eH
Pt .sr, a9 ~ ..sA :" 'e" LuDLAM 4 WATSON.
STEAMER BELVIDERE. FOR BALTIMORE
AND PHILADELPHIA.
Tsssaay GtteT rIn"t a. and 40
to tn. hour Of 2o'cloek, p NJ Tuesday, the sdhk
The Company vail be responsible ior goods after eaSl" The
wharf :, =. 49,. ,.,... h,
e he otherwise their goods must be stored IN ha
at their expense aad NIX ,un,,N WATSON
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