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MUNfnKDs GENERAL INDEX TO TIE VIR-
SIN'SN Law AUTHORITIES, containing all the points
W "a" a. ,d'o IN the cases reported ny HashjRefOa
Cd1, He"@g and HaRJOrd jointly, aud NnRjs,d
pcIsr ~ alphabetical otoer with notes referring
TO t0hHicns or Explanatory decisOns and Atis Of te
nee1Al "csFhDy especially 10 such parts Of the NEs
hhVISED LODE, as have III any reIpect chaHc9d me
m~, g1eVonsiy settled oy the Court Of Appeals
r',eh 30 WM. MUNFURD.
jay ~. 2oUsw
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x uNAwAfS IN CUSIODY....Was commTutd 10
The Jail Of fovhaan, the I4th day Of December
ioio, negro bian, REUBEN, fees inches high of
oaIk complexion ola quick lively speech supposed 10
ne oeween 80 ahd 40 old and says he belongs n
WIN. mitchell. near LyLchburg, who look him out OF
jan twice last year. The 10 requested 10 con
forward prove his property, pay charge. aud take him
away as Ihe law MARY committed 10 ail
On the Isd DAY OF March 1880, five feet inch aud
u. DC between 80 aud 40 years o age and says she he
'shcs 10 Francis HarIiss OF GoOchland county The
""'er requested TO come forward prove the prccer
W pay charges, and take her away The law directs
IsHl2w@ r.. BASS Tailor for PoH hatap Co
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The parties interested desired to take notice mas
nave appointed The 2ist day OF the sh mo (Angust1
next for commencing The account directed in ibe
gong pIoei OF the court on which day, al O'Clock
J." thsn attendance IS required my Office In his
city, with their accounts and vouchers and n, he, %
sesssFy documents, ready foi examination and settle
June 30 -, u
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n;s shsii net abate BY the death olany or eef Of the
pus; ana me Court soih inrher order, thaithe said
y atshai report hts proceedings herein to the ceuf
ne sale to be subject to the right OF the tenants to s
'f the crops Of the present year. they being however
hey shall be properly chargeabie therewnb...." Note
by the Court. The sales Aforesaid are to be MAGE
snbJeet 10 the rights OF the said Moses Green iks
limitation OF the redemption to and the reserv
lion IN favour Of the tenants, by consent Of ali
The parties ba, all other parts OF tae Decree are
considered as the act OF the Court aud thai Ellis
Allan are to be atber to apply at any time befeafter
to the Court Tor their rights under Je,ps mortgage.
Acopy-lesie, wn. W. HENiNG, c. c.
Byrd Bs0eriey's Costs, ln Suif.
Clerks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ 81
l.. ee...'.................... SO
Ssl 2r
Plaintfsco'i' in Let Suit, to end ofisi4, 20 ~
Do.ioe end Of January term, ls2o....ss az
SOS "a
Byrd BeverIey's Costs ia I'd Suit.
Cierksfees.............. 334 ali
Snerurs'.:..'..... .................2a 10
c.alsnM.:'.., '...:...... Oh
commissioner Pathe....... 90
Commissioner Ladd.. Us
Lice and ...."..................H 80
Ss9o 1871
Byrd Beverisy's Costs, sd Suit.
SieIhs fees...... ............-.S 433
L. fee'.....''''............. o6
$40 10
Byrd Be0eriey's Costs 5th Suit.
S'e rs fees'..'...'''. .....'.........S Ia 80
l.. fee...................... ct
S so 90
Byrd BeUeriey's Costs 9th .S.it.
oeths fees'...'.. commandments 6 e5
rsn H.. 80
cree sht lax s.......s.....,..s......lS SO
sore
Byrd Beverl-ys Costs 18th Suit.
Se'as ters'..... ....................S9 % 3if
S'''.' ....'....... ............7 20
L. Fee and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
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HOiNlA....A Al Rules, holden in tue CIeTks. OG7ce
"i Tue superior Court of cbanoeIy for The Rich
li"nu D'strict, the 18th dsJ of June, 1890
H. ii mier & Co. Of BTemrn.......... Piafafi6t
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EreeboTn's Patent P[ougLs-

FTttVOIN I70feUt PIOUgHS---
VHBlCH have a decided preference over apv other
w nov In use, are manufactured apd sold Nv D.
heeker agent,at the C0acbmaker's Shop Of N. aud T.
riehenoI, Capitol Hill, on n. between 5lh ana ON
street. Sold also (at the lowest Mandatory prices
site tie Union Hotel. ~
yuly7. ls..st JOHN o. LAY.
orders for any size will be compiled with
'E'HB subsctibeTs have for sale tract Of land con
tanning abont one thousand acres lying I'm Amelia
County. APpoma,tox river aud wibteT6 cT,sL
which they will sell very low. In this tract there are
about 100 aces OF low grounds. ~ sold before
Tue fourth ThHrsd0V IN dRgVst nerk u will on maj
daJ AZ Amelia Cont House, (keing court day) be ex.
posed 10 sale al public auction 10 the highest bidder
"a which time the terms Will be made known. Apolt.
cations in the mean time may be made either to
WINS. DANCE, Powhatan Courthouse,
or TO JOHN w. DANCE, Chesterfield Courthouse.
July ~. ~ gtds
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S III 76I

Parsuantt to The foregoing Decree shall on the 2sd
AoGOS AENf, (instead Of the 10Th July as
hs, auseftised) on the premises, at Elkwood in the
e'nh OF Cnipeper, proceed To sell at public auction
10 tne highest bidder, the terms mentioned in the
saio decree, the TRACT OF LAND, directed h, Tie
oeciee 10 be nrs sold, containing by esin aor thtee
thousand tonf hundred aud severity acres And ii The
s procerus of sales OF the said Land should not be
shcent 10 satisfy the said decree, them shall at the
same Time and place and upon The terms proceed
10 sen The second tract faud, by the said decree di
iected TO he Sold which contains b estimation eight
n"hued and niieen acres. And IL the proceeds OF
op'h ihose sales should prove insufficient to pay the
setefal sums Of Nancy by the said decree drec,sd 10 be
shall at the same lime and place and upon The
same erHs proceed to sell the residus of lands in
and by tie said decree directed 10 be sold cou,aiu
w esuWahoh one thousand stN hundred aud tw eniy.
.h'ee acies All the above mentioned lands lie in IN.
a'u - "o' 'he most are among The valuable in
'@t u'''icl Of country. Should the not he CON.
pe,eu "h the hrst day they viii he CONTINUED from ay
10 ga? nhithe whole othe lands sold il necessary
to sally the decree. JOHN srANARD
HdrShat Fred'g Ga ansery Court.
'""e 10, iozo. ti..wqw
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IN CHhNCtkl, uni,ed ) aus Count Ii,u circoif
aud Vagina District, May "a 1870

AGAINST
James Scott, ex'or OF JoLu Leslie deceased who waa
eNof and trustee Of Rvbsai CIaig, deceased, Waller
Snits, ana Sally 7. hs wife. James Brown WilItau,
aus A'e>shntt h'if,...... DfJsHGGNtS
Hls cause Tbs Uas tnt,beI Ltaro on tin u.usrs
urinary rea", On consideration whereof u spneating
mat TIE defendant Walter CpVs ana Sally 4 his wife
nave COVE ed All their rigb itiv m ihc estate OF
Toe said k,Dert Craig, deceased TO the said obn s,
cree. maj ihr SAID Walter Coles Sally T. his wife
"e Ioie'ei oStsired, and fIeciossd of ali claim in
Tith 81 tue siid Sally T. Coles the willow Of lie
Sal" hohett Cfa!g deceased, TO AIRY psrt 81 mis- estate
IN" tue deitndahts James Brown, william GAIT and
hisNander Kerr, having hY then answer rtnopnced
me executor chip OF the viii Ui said RoheT Craig
uereastd-ihe bill - 1" tLen the said James Brown
"iiiiani Ga't and Alexander Kerr is dismissed and
upon Tue isoti"E OF The paiBti is ordered thai The
oeiehoHht Scott report fothwihs The CONT the sales
oi ihe estate both real sEd personal the said Robert
Ct"g deceased MADE under tue deCeial orders in this
ca"se and upuh thpfuEtbe- motion Of the plautr IL
90 taAe an account, as well ofthe administration OF
IhS SAID John Leslie deceased aud OF the defendant
SCOT upon the estase of the said Craig dsceased
as OF the aHmiAsiTaton of the defendant Scott uton
Tue estate OF the sad John Leslie deceased and thar
NC report tue same To TO the court such mstlerA
specially stated, as he may think pertinent or The mar
ues may require, TO be stated. And on the molten III
W gorge KUN roIdi Roteii honiI arc Eott.speir
nonett tanid Alexander BerT, Thomas White ana
paheI "ark, Brush subjects, leave granted ilrn
10 NE supplemental bill asd Ia become paIties plain
uhs ia this snit aud tbeTsupon they filed he ,aio
supplemental bill and admitted parties paiuti1y
Copy-Teste. RiCH'D jEFfEies CIk,
n - M
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~ otiSE..'.VdS comm, red "a Fdirtor count Jail
0y %GrF"nt from HRder the hama and seal i
aodc hcLe@a dirsLiee 9'the reGce 81 the qiareS0id
ana says ne u0S born free, came from me stare
" "@ry'dHd. The SAID SiHgietOn BIRD is about %
TfeI7' hgS mo o! his gore teeth OHf and is smart
lsHGc his cklthiag bIVe coaRtyy roundabout a
""Th PAR ~ paHtaioOHS, 0Hd Oid hat. The oraer il
"ny as desired 20 came jormard proUe his yroyerfg
pay c"aFs'S, and take him 0Hsy, or ofheTt9lse he
H1H be dean rith according 10 iqtr.
p. D. BRADLEY, JniIor,
For RICHARD COLEMAN Sheriff
Nov IL, a sht ~
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y ChANCtRi.-1t ahnoafhty cossTI cOafiRuff a1J
= hstd Jor me eonnty If Lancaster, of tie court
"oHse teTfe on Tuesday. the 2Oth day sInae 1870
"Sw'stgh " : DoVHmGn' plaiHant,
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e. tHs superior Court Of Ch0Rc, RI for TIE Rich.
"e T e.Sf'tcf, me i3tA d0y oj JaHe. IS2O-
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June 10. 1872

hoI1 BENE.-'Tis expected that the land will be
divisions sian spu M.,''nsI
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DETROIT, June 80 We have, says the De.
troi' Gazette. been favored with a letter from
gentiemaH who is with Gov. Cass, which
contains important information. II is dated
Saut OF 81 Mary, June I7th, 1920"
A Treaty OF cesSi0H, ~ this place, was
yesterday concluded by the Governor, with
some OF the chiefs Of the Cldppawa ration -
The absolute necessity OF THIS cession To the
preservation Of peace and friendship with the
upper nations. renders il highly important aud
advantageous 10 orr government.
The facilities which this point has always
afforded TO men not well Opposed towards The
American Government, to enter its territory
aud disturb its tranquility, by poisoning
the minds Of the Indians with iDsidiOns conn
sells, and with presents, have been too long
and sdvantageously made use Of Nv esiab
fishing post al this place, these facilities are
entirely destroyed. This point may be cOnsid
cred the trae key to the upper country. We
shall guard tire only channel OF communities
IOD-prOtect orr traders--giVe confidence TO
those sayages faVOfably disposed. aud intm-
idate aud chastise those men who lave hereto
fore not been affected by "A distant force. For
these reasons, The SdDt of ST.. Mary must be
considered station qGite as Important a. any
outpost now established and ~ Is presumed
government will soon realize every advantage
expected from The occupation Of this pos ton f"
"lhe lands around Tie Saut,appear to be suS.
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The Art Of CMIsry.-So,ne beautiful specimens OF
the art Of cutlery have lately been Imported by Mr..
'ck, corner of william and Garden street They
are rom ihe manu- factory OF his brother in Birming
nam Among the number ats two penknives, contain
ihg each my two instruments, moving twenty.sx
springs aud nifty two JOINTS Of the most exquisite work
manship mounted IN gold tortoise shell and nrthel of
pearl Neither OF them exceeds inch M lsnsth aud
weigh eight pehny weights tweve grains, by the scales
OF the Manhattan Bank. The following some oflie
IN irumens each knife contains. Ten penknife blades
primers, erase's, hooks grafters, saws, &C. SIR.
Creswick expects TO receive IN short time penknfe
TAR more curious IN Hs construction cnnisinBs tour
hundred blades Has instruments are Of superior
construction and temperament. Nv. Y. En-. Post
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1 ca ,NcEki. ...At a conrt ~ Quarterly Sess,oas
Il continued aad hrId for Lowi,a couufv o, n 81
nesday the iHh day Of June, 1870
AGAINST
James PuftiGm, John Iouiiian q Manor J,,i,,gz,
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The missioHaries from Connecticut to Arkaasa,
passed GiaUneetOnn on Monday, lTth JHne, ia
tT0 fiat bouts We understand th1t they lure
been reTy sHccessfM IN making COLLECTIONS 10 aid
in supporting tee expenses Of tie mission, at the
several piaces ,chsre they hare stopped on their
route. IlllinOis Gar
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-01
OBLIGADO.
THE SLAVE TRADE.

We yesterday announced the arrival at
our port of two prize vessels, captured on
the coast of Africa, by the U. S. ship of war
Cyane, and we now have the pleasure to in
form our readers of the arrival of two more,
the schrs. Esperanto and Endymion, which
were also captured by the Cyane, on the
same coast We thank God, that an attempt
is making to break up this detestable traffic,
which has been carried on for ages to the
disgrace of the Christian and civilized ma
tons of the earth. Notwithstanding many
of the slave vessels will be captured, yet
such is the immense profits derived from
these voyages, that no efectual stop can be
expected until the Christian powers, by a
general law, shall declare as pirates and out
laws ali who may be found engaged in this
traffic Of human flesh.
N. Y. Com. .Gdv.
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FROM AFRICA.

II gives us no ordinary pleasure TO insert
in our columns the following articles which
We copy from the Boston Patriot. From the
measures pursuing by the US. ship Cyane,
toge .her with those of the British vessels of
war, on the coast of Africa, we think there
is now pretty good prospect that vessels
engaged in this commerce of purchasing and
stealing the people of one country to sell
them as slaves in another, will, before long,
be attended with more hazard than profit
1t appears, from letter received from on
board the Cyane, that she had detained ten
vessels, put had only sent in four for adjudi-
cation, the others being so well covered with
false papers, il was not thought worth while
to detain them. Two hundred vessels, enga-
ged in the trafick, were judged to be upon
the coast. all fast sailers, we'll manned and
armed, many of them owned by Americans,
but sailing under foreign flags. At the tine
this letter was written, the Cyane was in
chase of schooner called the Colodero,
which had twice escaped from her by supe-
rior sailing.
Copy of letter from the American Consul
at Cape de Verbs to the editors of the Bos-
ton Patriot, dated
Valla de Praya, 81. Jago, March 81, 1920.
Gentlemen Accompanying this trans
nit you few numbers of the Sierra Leone
Gazette, from which you will perceive that
captured slave vessels are arriving daily.
The Venezuelan privateer taken in with
prizes, am informed by letter, from Sierra
Leone, was the Irresistible, captured with
two slave vessels her prizes; but compro-
mise was made by the Irresistible to relin-
quish to His Britannia Majesty's ship Myr.
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midon, Captain Leake, the 2 prizes, and she
was permitted to proceed on her cruize.
Captain Tynes ofthe British brig Kate, OF
Barbados, arrived here yesterday from 81
ezra Leone, reports that he spoke at the
mouth OF the river, an American transport
ship with blacks. but did not learn her name.
I have to lament the death Of many gentle
men of His Brttanic Majesty's squadron,
particularly the surgeon of the Pheasant.
SAMUEL HODGES, Jr.
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From the National MtelGgencer.
ACTS
OF THE SIXTEENTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.

FIRST SESSION.
A List of the Titles of all the Acts,
Resolutions and Treaties, approved and
ratified at the first scssioi of the Six
teen,h Congress, &c, Continued.
DUTIES, COLLECTION OF
+. An act to continue in force the act
passed on the goth day Of April, 1878,
entitled can act supplementary to an
act entitled IAN act to regulate the col
lection of duties on imports and ton
mage passed the second day OF March,
one thousand seven hundred and ninety
nine" and fer other purposes. Senate.
s5th April. $780, cath .aprit.
The act of goth April, 1918. contipu-
ed in force until 18th March, 1885,
Twenty days from the date of clearance
allowed for compl ting entry, &c. in
cases of drawback but the exporter
must comply with every other particu.
lar of established regulations.
INDIANS.
I. An act to continue in force for a
further time the act entitled ''An act Tor
establishing trading houses with the H.
dian tribes" House. 4:h March,
1890. ! 9TH March.
The act Of the Cd of March, 1911,
establishing trading houses with Indian
tribes, continued until the Sd OF March.
1921.
LANDS.
I. An act to authorize the President
OF the United States to appoint recei-
yer of the public moneys and register
of the land Office for the district of
Lawrence county, in the Arkansas
territory. House. 18th March, 1901
25th March.
The President to appoint receiver
and register for Lawrence county; and
persons having claim to pre- emption in
the district, tn make it known to the
register six weeks before issuing patents
] to soldiers Of the late army.
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munitions Of war OF all sorts shall be tree ID
the confederated provinces.
Article 9th. The prisoners OF waron eacn
side shall be set at liberty after the ratlhca-
ton Of this treaty, and be restored to their
respective armies or provinces.
Article 10th. Although the contracting
parties are convinced that all the articles just
expressed are in conformity with the senti-
meots and desires OF his Excellency the Cap
t,in General Of la Banda Oriental, D. Jose
Artigas, according to what the Gogernour OF
Entire Rios has expressed, who declares him.
self to be charged with private instructions
from the said Capt. Gen. referring TO this
particular case yet not possessing sufficient
powers in form. he has agreed to send him
copy of this act, as its relations may con-
tribute to the interests ofthe province under
his command, whose incorporation with the
other confederated provinces will be regard
ed as a very happy event.
Article IL. At forty-eight hours from the
ratification OF the convention by the lnnta
of electors, the federal army shall begin to
with draw itself, to pass the middle brook
but having heard of the state of devastation
to which the province Of Buenos Ayres has
been reduced by the continued passage OF
different troops. the said march shall be made
in divisions OF goo men, that the supplies for
the soldiers and horses may be more equally
rendered, and that the country may suffer
less. Desiring that the Generals may meet
with no inconvenience nor want of provisi-
ons 10 themselves nor their troops, the Go
yernour of Buenos Ayres shall nominate al
individual, who with this object shall accom-
pany them to the line Of division.
Article 12. At the end Of two days, or
sooner if possible, this convention shall be
ratified by the honorable junta Of repre:en-
tatves.
Done in la Capita de Pillar, the Esd Feb.
1890.
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MI. De Melville, the French Minister, set
out from Washington, on Sunday Hast, Tor
Annapolis, to embark in national vessel
waiting for the purpose Of conveying him to
France.
Aietter from Eastport, May Is, to Mr..
Topliff, of Boston, mentions the arrival there
Of Stephen Humbert. Esq. from St. John, in
an armed schooner, to enforce the New
Brunswick Plaster Laos
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Nen- York, May 81

We are indebted 10 Scuueuidh Va s"i'
city for the following interesting intelligence,
received by the brig Hersilia, Capt. Shelf
field, arrived at StOnington from buenos
Ayres.
Translated for TIE N, Y. D. adDertissr.
Extract of letter from Buenos Ayres, to
house in this city, dated March lo--per
the HerSilia, at Stonington.
= You will no doubt oblige the American
public by giving them translation OF the
enclosed articles Of peace, concluded be-
tween Buenos AySes and the conlederated
provinces of Entrerios, Santa Fe, &c. Our
intercourse with the interior is now COM
pictely restored, and the restriction which
was put on the expectation Of provisions is
taken of, and free expectation is permitted,
giving the usual bond not TO go to an enc
iny's port. Sarratea is now at the head OF
this government, and we trust he will oe "a
bic by his wise aud upright administration
of affairs. to conciliate all parties. and pro-
mote the happiness and prosperity OF the
country. There is no question now out that
our intercourse with the interior will be
free ; our exports cheapers and imports more
demanded, with reduction OF duties.
Since the conclusion of the treaty be-
tween this and the other provinces, last
effor, was made by the expiring faction to
regain their ascendancy and they succeed
ed in getting number OF signatures to Pc
lition for the removal of Saratea, and new
election OF chief magistrate. The intrigues
of these people, however, did not succeed
for the country militia, many oil our citizens
capable OF bearing arms, and the regular
forces, all united in the support OF Saratea
aud the existing government aud no other
alternative was left to the leaders in the
plot but TO seek safety in fight. We trust
this will be the last scene of the kind which
will tarnsh the annals of our country.
These provinces are all at the present time.
on the most friendly footing ; but unconnect-
ed by any political link ofwhich, however,
all see the necessity, for the purpose least,
Of mutual defence. We trust cOysdsra-
10 f.on. under one tederate head, will ere long
be formed. which will give to US perma-
neni system of government, and with it pros
,psrous tranquility at home and respect a
. triad
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ExEcurloN oF POWERS.

Boston, May 26.
Yesterday, agreeably to appointment by
the Executive. and in conformity TO the sem
ten,e OF the Supreme Judicial Court. in
which he had been convicted of the murder
of Timothy Kennedy, MICHAEL POWERS
was taken from prison, between the hours
of 10 and II A. M. and conveyed to the
place assigned for his execution where,
about half past eleven O'Clock he was launch
ed into eternity.
The fate Of Poweis should operate as
solemn warning TO all who are subject 10
violent passions and while it shows that
Justice will inevitably oyeriake the guilty,
however cautiously they may lay their plans,
II should teach them to curb their malignant
propensities, and to subject them to the en-
pire of reason.
Although no human eye saw Powers COM
NIT the act and although he succeeded IN
reaching distant city, and was preparing
To- 90 from thence to Ireland, yet ne was ar
rested, brought back, tried, convicted ana
has now paid the forfeit OF his lie. All
these events have occurred, and the murder
er has been hung up as terrible example to
others, in less than three months from the
time OF committing the cruel and sangulnary
act. Even il he had succeeded in reaching
Ireland, il is not probable be would have
escaped. Information OF The atroclons deed,
through the medium of our newspapers.
would have been transmitted from tins
country, and, sooner or later. justice would
undoubtedly have oYertaken him.
lBost Patriot.
A letter from St. Louis, Missouri, dated
on the 9Th OF May, addressed to a respecta-
bic house in Philade lphia, states, that
I" The election for candidates of our con-
yention has taken place. ithas been here
very orderly election indeed. Those OPP
posed to restriction have been chosen"