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Ocenn Penny Pn,fnrc.


our government has achieved the step this
o'so and long STEP too for embraces
OF tn sohet ats say penny postage been
between this country and Australia We learn TIL, interesting
fact from the following which we have
the Postmaster General for publication:
HEeuLR MONTHLY MAIL AND Ausrnt, nj
hEcSingts Tdt~ ~ p'stg> 6Vs sent prep d-The Postua
yer General pa made OF
AusAa Pioneer Lin Of Monthly convey the mail
eguary otW en- New YORK and sailing shirs
IN eaoh direction IL Il expected that this
management viii be dispatched from YORK on The 25ts OF
nri me sns rate q pU't,Ve for letters cent pam.
Hnu hbhhhe' one cent an fraction
tW2 cents each, Ir'dynest required. The
Incoming m as the Uh,ed States portage therein cannot
p''n' v" be treated as ordinary private ship MALE
me above success mi step is the Of general authority
Wisely gwen by the Prei,n to the Postmaster General enter
into such arrangements for cheap postage by the
has been promptly and m happily carried out with perhaps the
most distant region On the globe people have any
"deraoe correspondence migratory habit, OF the age
mPa to cheap ocean and international postage An
mmeauraoy greater now than would been
even MY years age; and object so
cent vi" soon overcome all existing obstacles universal
tension we TIL that our government especially
tai Department deserves credit for endeavors 10 carry
the good Work.-Hafiondi I1kHigercer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15

The Magnetic Telegraph Lines in America extend ove
forty one thousand miles, and nearly seven millions o,
dollars to build The Telegrapbic Companion sets dow
the various lines follows Morse line wires sC972
miles; Bouse 1850 miles Balm $40 miles. Total Al :
s92 Tho capital stock In the Morse lines s. 545 800
House ssS6,OOo; Balm si7i,ooo. Total capital stock
90, 800.
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RIOHMOND MARKETS. .ro,r "A

Ion1cco.-Breaks and receipts still light and will
probably continue during the month There i ,ah.,
better feeling In the market for all descriptions We arc
inclined to think tere will be but little variation from
rates during the balance Of the season. The crop
probably not exceed 900 hhds and il So will leave
''e IL any surplus after supplying all the demands upon
IL. Inc manufacturing operations have been very copsd
sraoy curaed but the demand for shipment promises to
Dc greater than usual Upon the whole We think plant
ers may safely calculate on good steady demand at re-.
munerang prices. We quote Tugs at to 4; general
sales = to l,2; common leaf l-2 to l.e; good
furnish data for quotations "
WHEAr.-Dull at las to l6O
HESTER WHITE, Communion Nernh,n,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15

NEw YEws OF BASEso.-In the House Of Rcpresen-
a:iyes OF Ohio, the 7th inst, the following resolution
was indefinitely postponed by vote Of Ss to 80:
ResolTd That II il the duty Of tho Federal government
to protect the ctzeus Of the Union against the losses dc
ptociaons and reyusons which follow the circulation Of
small notes Of Incorporated banks as currency and
tect i,s own coinage by the enactment Of Law OF Con.
gres prohibiting the emission and circulation Of bank
Totes a. currency Of less than tcety fee dol
lars; restricting bank circulation TO it, only defeasbe
function Of facilitating mercantile exchanges.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15

W MOTHERS BRhasT CIOTHs-Ths,e Cloth, s-. NM
to give the most perfect speedy pain in
the breasts OF nursing mother arising cold or ANY
and Anord the only complete protection nst that
distressing anietIon BRK,sr known 70 an. 80,
They may be without least discomfort to Tho
mother and procured during the period OF nu,pv
any dsgreeabe symptom OF hardness
nom any cause exhibits tso they to give relief
and In every instance Rising Breast There
sands who suffer deaths during period nursing Direction,
Tor using these Cloths accompany them.
10 remittance OF $780, accompanied by cents worth OF
postage stamps will the prompt by mail Of
PAIR OF these olohat to any part Of the United States
They are 70: sale exclusiveIy by
ADIE a GRAY, Wholesale nd Retail Ar.n,,
toht l4I Main street. Richmond, Virginia.
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The OT1oMASs.-Lord Byron In his Notes upon Tur.
key and the Turks gives quite favorable opn ion Of the
latter Witness the following passage expressed as long
ago 1875:
the Ottomans with all their defects, people
70 be despsed Equal ut least to the Spanards they
are superior TO the Portuguese. II it be difficult 10 pro
hounce what they at least say what thew
not they are hot treachcrous they coward they
do not burn hetetcs they assassns nor has an
enemy advanced to their capital They are faithful to
their Sultan till he becomes unfit govern and devout
to their God without an iuquso1. We're thy driven
from 81 Sophia to morrow, and tho French or Russians
enthtoned in their stead, il would become question
whe her Europe would gain by the exchange. England
would certainly be the loser"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15

Inc Anniversary Of the birth day OF Henry Clay was cell
o'"eu with great enthusiasm Wednesday. Over two
uunifnd guests sat down to a sumptuous banquet at
"'"oPon''n Hotel On one side Of the saloon was ban.
"eF' bearing the following sentiment Of the Kentucky
GATOR, IN gold:
d,rI nave WISHED the good opinion Of the world, but
nave attempted gain il by any low or proys ino ac,.
hy mean or nn.orihy s,crfcc by the violation Of apy
w. we o2nsiiions Of honor, by breach of any of t
duties which Owe to my country - '"O
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70 The latest intelligence from Mexico is contained
in elegaphic despatch from New Orleans dated the
l2h inst, which announces cessation Of hosties be-
tween Santa Anna and Alvarez in consequence of
cesson' made by the former Other advccs state how
ever, that Alvarez strongly fortified and had made
every preparation Tor determined resistance. And II
was the general opinion that Santa Anna would be de.
leated aud finally overthrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15
IT The London Morning ChronicIs con,oins n

Ut The London Morning Chronicle contains le,ter
from the East, embodying the following statements
English cotton shirts which the concise contents of
the Koran are roughly printed 10 blue selling in
the Turkish camp They eagerly bought up at ten.
Told their value az the Turkish soldiers attach those
hsmanc extracts the gift Of making the inynl
nerabe in battle -"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15

IN An Abolition Convention is now setting IN Gin
cionati The chief feature Of the first day was debate
between Fred Dousli' ani Miss L1cy Stone relative To
the merits Of our National Constituon-Fted uohoIdiog
the timehonOred document while bis fair rival eude,v
ored 10 demoish IT,
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no mss.EEs 2, DuiIse Frsp courISEgThes now
near million Of dollars T. he laid chi in real estst
any AZ. therefore, looking out FOR desirable lots They can
ry 90 better Than turn their attention tha beautiful
10 which the ploughng the sonag pIfs d.,
hg ne Agricultural Par 1thas been into ot.
, he -eh VIZ De 'oi a; auction on Monday mernng
e os must BE- enhanced by every step Rohnond
SUI With god SIN p1urng In from California and Oregon capital
$3.50 '''' ''"''"'V W "u'
Gee apvtr,l'emtht by Taylor Williams. hpt5-2t
&SfAdA HEwAHD.-My man ALBgRT who has been
DOVU permitted 10 live With his family in Rhmond Tor
We A - or ~ year, has absconded,
ons Of he cities North 20 BcEMason and
F,Aer ven known In middle Virginia, age
a slightly grey about Ave feet ten inches high, write
Ann CURE Fe rather lean and laxative, making fair and IA
yorabe Impression rive above reward IN delivered 10
my order, IN the city Of Richmond, va.
npij-ciawTtt DApygY COsny
N = HEwARD-STRAY WULg.-I will give the fore.
I'D ~ going reEard for the delivery
hgH broeH WdRB MULE, with tAfs month, which strayed
or vas stolen from the los adjoining ooker Osborne
hanuiacuring Esiabhmcnt since This mule IL
91aoy oeNhere In the negbborhood Of Richmond she
apI9.dAolV HoRBORNE " HARRIS
once TO this ONCE. " ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15

The charter election in Columbus, Ohio took place
honday last aud the entire whg ticket excepting
eounsilmsn, was elected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15

DEATH OF Dr.. SANPsoS.-The Rev. Dr. F. s. Sampson
of Union Theological Seminary, died on Sunday the 9th
inst from pneumonia after illness of six DAYS In the
death OF this distinguished divine and profound scholar
his church and the country have sustained almost ire
parable loss The University Of State justly regarded
him as one OF its brightest ornaments and OF
best institutions of Europe he increased his fund
knowledge. His ripe scholarship only surpassed by
the modest worth Of his irreproachabe character and
with his varied learning he united practical piey in
which all had confidence We have seldom known death
which has caused wide spread regret DR.. S. was
the son of Richard Sampson Esq oil. Goochland.
FarmviAe journal, April Is.
WEST HANOVER PREsBYrERY.-This body met at
Browns Church. in Cumberland county, the 9th inst
and continued i'll session until the evening of the Sth
The usual business transacted. Among the items
general interest," reference COMMITTEES, TO en-
qure into the erpedency Of dividing tie Presbytery,
(now extending from the Roanoke Spnttsyvani and
the Committee is further chai ged with the duty defining
the boundaries OF the proposed Presbyterics The
Rev. Aessrs. Ross from Georgia. Nevins Of Kentucky
were received as members Of the Presoytery former
having been called Charlotte, the latter Goochland
Mr. Dabney Carr Harrison licensed TO preach the
Gospel.
TIE next meeting Of the Presbytery will be held at Hat
Creek Church in Campbell, the oath day OF August
next.-B
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-0n Thursday night last a tobacco
barn on the antaton Of Mr.. George y. G~athmey in
the county of Cumberland, about miles from this
place, was together with its contents consisting of seven
hogsheads OF tobacco four tons o! guano, hreshiug
and several other articles of value entirely
| ~ ",less the work OF incendiary, The loss
| % 's''i'S'eu Ut aoo-> 80 ,5uO.-B
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
WOREESTEu,S nr.~aS

u,uE New TSs tss.I'.!1
lss In article referring superiority Of Gnieica
JsS Irg 10 Mr. pays p following
made y S se.n Plane. from Eas,nd and Germany
a heard their tone, ee.ed The touch Of sl
By q @ S those
Sas .as VI S saI Ssss. ss
highly s TO
r qSf THE EN- SEw YORK COURIER AND EN-
and .rp..
time pio,sT . H. has no .sps
gree" " mem In an extraordinary de-
4. NORRIS, OF Ma,- Street.
" w ''-' ~ W0RGESTERs PZAHos
and would invite the Of Profesors Ama,e a., a.,
publi1 to an examination Of them. anu mo
pp Il. s.4.
superiority OF Instruments the prices
or.vn,on ~ .sPLENDID STOCK OF
UAMEs MSSbid nsEo G9xk Es.S APP ~ Meso h,
- hand a, hs establishment Eagle square
CHOICE PIANO FoRrEsl
o% the fs'i Sn aud reliable o. Adam
can be v0Sohed for aud warranted
,n Ih Sas an as large be seen a.
teams This has been tested in many by
shreId business who have examined and
Ne h., also for sale. assortment Of MELopEoNs and
Martha. anrvAed GUITARS; also. others Of cheaper
facure 60
The and most fashionable for the Piano Yos and
Guitar as Books for nearly ali Musical InstIu
Person, visit Richmond can have their oro,r. as
.as.aSissr .'''' - JAMS W5%DHoUsf. wv
mh2T Richmond IA
METALLIC TAPE sIEAsUKEs.-ope case q
lengths from s1 10 o feet in ncS, ami m ntSs 20 witch s
ask .ntion u Civil Engineers At d others
apis sigu of the Circular Saw, II Vain st.
IHNHE LATEST AND BEST WOHk ON RVS
Shores Of the BACK voyage down voga ana
pan, author 9 Journey 70 Npaul from The 81 II nd.n ed
revised and enlarged two maps and eighteen cuts limos
Seven hunired copies advertised by Eng.
Mr. ophant Observer shreud intelligent
man MsotOss and ,nSios .rt. and hi. book nbods.
sebAspoi will Gnd macy interested BOSTON
hm.
nm ava @ rs, ~ Count pI , one 2mo'
w o., p 'tvu'
rbs Ca Nbns., Ths I'll ~, ,t ~
AMY ana U 's @
~ Real p.PS the PSa,any- hishS
fest D,stIny Appendix: The SmaIonsThr -
Russian Pablo Services or The Tschns-Tbe Political Tea
mento Peter the Great Extract from Old Chronicle
kuJa of which little 10 known has suddenly coun.
w o., 10 no furnish this information now
HoT ale AZ ' " WV WI '"'' "o'N
aplo NORRIS BOOK STORE.
Gto-rnHINhhSHiP-The Undersigned have this day
a. vsn IL unur we nIn and style OF BURCH
0 We s pn,poie o. CONDUCTING hs Merchant TailoIns
S 70 IasSh, =, NO - Main street where they
shMIEI q nIJn,,u
,., FRANK SHAVER
A VALUABLE sFOnE no,sr- AL, nNvpIIIXt, IN
n Town Of Bowling Green Caroline Co. Va Tor sss
essrThe subscriber having determined retire from the
m,roan.le bdPs,' Gst h store House and Dwelling r
eass. me properly Is wen situated and Offers great In
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Did,

his fathers residence In GooeNsnd county on tho rno,,,
o. the 18th Instant D. jkMlN son OF ssv an3
william Boiling "esger, after Of nesIiy
three weeks. VI ueAi|
Calm on the bosom OF thy God
Young splriti thee now ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15

MAroRs CoURr.-Tbere WAS not a case Of any cbarac.
ter In this Court yesterday.
The attendance in tho Court was unusually slim
There Ave Reporters three Police officers and bis
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ANUS Z NJ EN- rs.

J. II. TAYLOR Sole Leases. Mr. w N.
u WARD, Acting Manager. Mr. II. LEWIS stage Map.rer
BENEFIT OF MR.. MUNDIN.
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 4 th, 1854,
The Drama Of the
FIREIIAN'S bride.
Mr. Bonface
W.
SINGING AND DANCING-By Misses ~, g. AMI X PARTING
'ons' Messrs Phillips, Kelly, and host OF others.
ARTFUL DODGER.
Nr. II.
ikniI1N tlHEMiiN !-You hereby summoned 10 at
he Regular SEMI Annual Richmond Fire
At the office thereof MONDAY, April Mt
CURED by State law r ''Ah :" ~
apls-8t JOHN m posuyp s..,.,.,x
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15

SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS on 49, po,pa-The no,ent
reclining seats introduced by the Baltimore nua pbdI
pha Railroad into their night cars attracting tho de-
served encomums OF travellers. The patent seats have
also been introduced upon the Wilmington aud Raleigh
ana the Wilmington and Manchester Railroads, and are
all that is claimed for them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-15

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
AT M0RRLs'SooksfOre. 81 Ndfn sfresf, 1prii itsh
ss' " GS'ifl'si' 'esss;'es,
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HUsTiSGs CoURr-Y EsrERDAY.-In tho case Of Jos. N
Darlington presented for purchasing free negro from the
negro himself, inform alton was allowed TO be filed on
the resennen. the Law directs and the same being
duly 6ed summons was awarded against the said J. NJ
Darlington, to answer the information.
The judgment Of the Mayor ordering Augustus Staples
free ncgo to receive ave. reversed and Gus 10.
scott free.
In the case Of Jeremah Downs and Patrick Wilhelm,
convicted and sentenced, above Judge Ctump moved
to set aside the judgment OF the Cour, in order submit
smoou for arrest Of judgment which motion being over-
ruled, bill Of exceptions rendered that decision
and duly filed.
Catherine Garbald charged with selling liquor
groes fined $50 to be imprisoned until she pays IT, the
OF imprisonment however, to exceed six months
VIM. Mcdowell was sentenced TO four months imprison.
mentor petty larceny, and required to pay the Of
the Court.
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apis sgu NJ the Circular saw, II Vain IT.
IaNHE LATEST AND RES'C WOHk ON MS.
NORRIS BOOK STORE.

t0PhHTNBRSiIP-The undersigned have this day asso.
~ elaed themselves under the Arm Of
SHAVER for the pipose Of conducting the Merchant Tailoring
business In IT, highest branch At No. - Main
areready TO please gentlemen who may
SAMUEL 9. DURCB,
.... 49,, FRANK SHAVER.
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METALLIC TAPE lEAsUREs.-one case Of
I'VE these superior Lines made ORDER all
lengths from 30 TO l0O feet In inches AMI tvnths which
q J. sfsTDN co
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VALUABLE SYDNEY REAL EsTAIB FOR SALE AT AUG
T1ONTe attention Of the publei' called 10 the cftho
valuable place called coax Knoll" ~ miles
Richmond yards souh Road
the nth Ap, 1854 Al o'clock r. ~
will be divided into lots yalng size from to 10 each
having fronts N Harvie street.
Amer tbs Knoll" will be small Teneuents
Building Lots, the souih side Road
residence Of Mr. Dance being
Mr.. James A. j. Britain Terms At sale. auction hesd.
G0DDlN APPER SON, Auets.
ID q pu abis ahunen fnYns .ed r.fs
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AntIl1A. 1871.

"A yALUABLY sTOHE HOUSE AND DWELLING. Nv
IN the Town OF Bowling Green Caroline Co., Va FOR Gale
or LessThe iubsober having determined to retire from the
mercantile business ner his Store House and Dwelling for
sale or lease The properly situated and offers
duoements TO business business Of ten thou
sand dolars be safely The health Of the village
questionable FOR urhtr particulars address the subscriber
Bowling Green. Caroline co Va,
Api5-2awIys g., LhDD.
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NOTICE. meeting Of stoetbodtrs OF the
IN Pany, will be held at the PoWnaan lloue the 10Th inst,
alto oeook,A NJ y. WORKMAN,
aple-sodtd Secretary.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
A Singular Case,

A year ago, while the snow was on the
ground, a man, woman, and child, were
begging food from door TO door, in this city.
They were miserable in appearance
One morning the woman made call al q
door for relief, but before food couli be
brought TO her she fell and expired. Ii
had been observed by some few pers5,.s,
that she as well as her husband was intel
ligen., though miserable and bloa,ed. -
On her person was found no ctolhing but
The one outside garment. The man was
questioned, and it was ascertained that he
had been. in England, an Episcopal min
lister. Thoy were between thirty and for
ty years of age. She was buried. and he
conveyed to the aims house, where he died
in few days. Their linle daughter, FIVE
years old, had shared their mi ,ery She
was found and placed in The Washington
Orphan Asylum, where she now is, a
pretty and most interesting child.
Upon such information as was obtain
ed from the father ard tho Child. letters
were addressed TO his relatives in England.
But an interested relative there, it is
thought, induced the belief that the man
had hot been married to the woman with
whom he had come 10 this country, end no
answer was returned. But the evidence
Of the marriage of the wretched pnir has
recently been found by sister of the de-
ceased man, who is the wife of colonel
in the British army, and she has Just sent
an eager message for the child, whom it is
her purpose to adopt. The poor father
and mother had evidently been good look
ing people. Their name was West.
National Era.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

ANOTHER VIcTiM.-Jer. Mclaughlin. n
young man of fine talent. and generous 20
fault, when under the influence of IL
quor. fell down stairs a; Watson's Hotel,
New Lisbon. on last Monday. and was
instantly killed. The people became
greatly excited thereat. and at once pro-
ceeded to :he different taverns and liquor
shops. and broke them up. split the liquor
&c. The Indignation cf the people could
moi be restrained.
Mclaughlin was few years since en-
assistant clerk in the House of Represent
atives, and when he came here. promised
fair TO be a model man. He had all the
advantages of fine. attractive person,
and an accomplished mind but he soon
learned 10 visit the drinking saloons and
places of evil resort, and laid deep the
foundations Of that terrible habit which
has ended his days while yet a young
man. He is but one Of hundreds who
have come to Columbus as clerks or MA
listers of the legislature. and who have
left us ruined men. May his fate be a
warning to avoid the saloons and drink
ing resorts as they would dreadful foe.
Ohio STATE Journal.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger says that Senator
BUTLER, of South Carolina, boldly de-
clares that he would "rather have negroes
IN Nebraska. than emigrants from the
land OF krout."
This correspondent proceeds to say:
The preference is natural enough. The
negroes may be owned. while the German
farmers in the west generally own enough
themselves to make useful and indepen-
dent citizens. 1t is not on account of
any vicious habits that emigrants from
Europe are disliked by the chivalfous
Senators from the South. but simply be-
cause they bring down the price of ne
groes.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
THE PRiNTINo OFFICE.-Mr. Winthrop,

THE PRlNTINa OFFIcE.--Mr. Winthrop.
in his recent lecture before the Charita-
ble Mechanics Association, made this
remark in regard to printing Office as
good school: There is an atmosphere
in printers Office. which somehow or
other puts notions into boys head too.
an atmospherc which is very apt to make
quick blood run quicker. and impulsive
hearts beat higher, and active brains work
harder until those who only intended 10
set up types for other peoples thoughts,
are suddenly found insisting on having
other people set up types for their own
thoughts" The Salem Gazette remarks
of this. Had Mr.. Winthrop been prac-
tical printer himself. he could not have
more happily conceived the spirit and
feeling natural to our fellow craftsmen.
which the nature and associations Of their
calling engender."
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

SICKNESS OF THE EMPEROR OF Russia.
By q recent arrival from Europe we
were informed tia. The Emperor of Rus
sia was sick. nnd had not been seen by the
public ior some time. We have heard il
stated BY some who claim 10 know some
Thing Of his mnjesty's habits, that there
reported sicknesseS ofthe Gar were some
times employed 10 cover his sudden move
ments from the capital ii.cog 10 some
more or less remote part of his empire,
to enjoy an opportunity Of personal in
speciion OF men and things. unbeknoNn
to the parties interested.
A singular corroboralion or illustration
of this matter occurred a few days before
the news Of this reported sickness was re-
ceived here. 4 foreign medical gentle
man residing in Boston, remarked to q
friend, that he wondered iha, they had no.
before this heard OF the sickness OF the
Gar, and then gave as his reason for such
an expectation, the understood habit OF
of his majesty to feign sickness when he
wishes 10 move about incog. among his
subjects. In few days came the anounce,
meni that the Emperor of Russia was sick
aud could not be seen by his subjects.
Boston TraueLleT.
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ADVER SIN @.

Advertisements Will be beconspicuouslyinser-
tel, at the following prices, VIZ.
For square (oflO llnes) 3lnSeStIonSS W
Each additional insertion, -. -oc
aPAaythinslesS than square, WILDE con
silaFe a square.
rTAdvertIsers must be particulaTto marx
the numberol insertions on the face ofthe ad-
vertiserlents, or they vFill De published until
ordered out, and charged accordingly
IRA liberal discount VIII be made where
adrertisinris done by he year.
Legal advertisements must be accoinpanleo
By the cash or securea, as we cahRot always
await the issue of pfo.racted settlements for
the printers fees.
N!Au Communications from distance
should Sc addressed, PosT-PAID, 10 the Editor