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wretched in mental distrac ton his aw.
iul 10 human destruction, clinging TO
the remnants Of his days, like the ppor
mariner to the frail plank in the whirl
wind of the ocean.--Phii.. Sat. Zee.
Pos.
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WOMAN.

Conscious of her worth, and dar-
ing to assert It, would have wom]
an, early m life, know that she is
capable Of filling the heart Of a man
oil sense sud mcrit---that sbo is wor4
thy to be his companion and friend.
She runs risk. you will say, OF
never meeting her equal. Hearts
and understandings Of a superior or.
der arc seldom met ultbs u may uoy
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-12-02

Two ignorant persons fell into a
dispute about the native place Of Jonah
who. as the clergyman told them. in
his text, Or at least as they understood
him, once sma,ioOed Whale. ~
tell you" said one with great earnest
ness, I" this Jonah was no Boston man
he was Observation-Disclosures devil Of
a fellow for fish. -
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5atSfettamp.
AN IRISH sCHo0LMAsTER.

From Scenes and Sketches Of a Soldiers Life
- 10 Ireland. ~ Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-11

ieqused no assissauces and the United S..,es
naa piedsed themselves not to permit - -
=. go i"'eriere either with their indie penJepce.
% .oi,' Oh government, and that, as in the event
T.,'' On attempt being made by the Powers of
~,.op' we would be compelled to take the most
~. ano eihcent part, and to bear the br,,nt az
the contest, IL was not inst tb., ~ "
paced on less favorable footing than The op,s
iNeruoiics OF America, whose existence ,.. 800
eauy 10 support at such hazards Tbep ;n,.-r,n,
e py stating that we had no right 10 insist mon
yeHs Placed on the same footing with the So,n;.L
r.r,.:., 1'a'es' uniess we were willing 10 take
vim 'hem In their contest with Spain. I,old
."e"i 'irl such IN act Mould be in the hiehee, 40
gree impolitic towards az partie.. ), - s"ss' &c
'ne power OF the u. S. was suf1icien. no, 80.
once 70 pat an end 10 this contest bpt &c 81, -
IONS OF EUROPE did not interfere. 10 crush ana
niia'e that OF Spain. This measure bosvevsr H.,
.ney now proposed would infallibly produce ,rh,,
WAS so much our interest to avoid ,f,. .,,;,n.,
- sssaI fowe,s OF Europe against the h5er,ies
no,;n,. neh recapitulated the course OF
poiicy pursued tow ards the Snansb Colon;os ~.
our 'oV ernment which had so largely con,,;h,,s:,
10 secure tiieir independence and to e,,hIa ,lss.
me" sir'ion among the nations of The a,r,b-
aNu uecia!e d what further we were reatv 10 40 i,
o'aer 10 deetd their rights and Liberties: hut ,b,,
.is couid only be expected from us. and copld o.
- 'eoinpNshed, by strict union of al The
American Republics, on terms Of nsyfs,. 81, ,ne
dho reciprocity; and repeated, that II vas The 81,
sious policy OF Europe to divide us into small con-
WIZ separate and distinct interests. ard
cy, which might oppose one fnits, ac eoa'eoe'a-
attacks of our erenies. on' 10 'he
&c As this COZ ference had .,-s,5.,
hours, for Spanisi eloquence IL difFns. go some
cerstood their nrves for insis,;n . anu as un-
san,. ~ 'le .ealI u broke it up. with positive
s, 'hais putting out of view my du,v a.,
.ese1,a'ive Oh the United States, regarded the
were formerly Spanish possessions 80 . mnlch
20 the best neres of the Amer;c,ns H. ~ .In'iary
would agree to lis insertion in ,,..,, ia. never
United States arai any Of ,ba zen 'ne
lics.' 4'epuo-
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:. mex,ean States, the latter may grant special
&. tta.vneses which shall not be extended 10 the
9. aominions and subjects of his Britannia Males
IL was agreed to reserve the point of per
ee' reciprocity in the commercial relations between
,i TWO countries, but most. strenuously opposed
e exception above cited, and, as at present advis-
CO. nv VIII never sign treaty on such terms.
me mail leaves the city in few hours. so thar
nave not time 10 give you the arguments which
ere ue urged Tor and against it, My principal OBJ
jeeuons, are the mpolicy of admitting anv di,inc-
IONS IN the interests of the American States. which
moua tend to unite these more closely, and place
,;o. IN some contingencies, without the pale. TrcaA
es "a al probability by this time, have been con-
I.aaea between the United States and Bueno.
A!fes and Chilli, on such terms as would render
provision OF this nature nugaory in time OF neace:
Gu, IN the event of war between the iJni,ei
Ss".es and either of those powers, an event Which
no"eveF remote, ought to be provided against, such
~n exception would enable this country to assis,
10y materially our enemies, without violating ,h.
ueay. With these impressions, and with This
view OF the subject, will not agree to this nrov;'
Ion, ana as know the Plenpo,entiaries and the
president OF the Mexican States 10 be obst;na,eIv
oen' on carrying this point, earnestly soliei,
yield it, ~" '-'"~ ousn' 10
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" The ENQUIRER spnbished twice week generally,
and three times during the of the State LeEis
tmePce, the heretofore, Five Dollars per snnu,
payable q advance Notes Of snaf'ss banks
tee the safety of rem them by na the postage ofsl let
tiers being paid, by the writer's.
u No paper will be discontinued (but the discretion of
the Editors1 until all aremages have been paid mp.
~ Whvever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
a. One square, OR LESS-Hrst insertion rs eens--each
S,ntinuance, so cents.
No advertisement inserted until has either been paid
FOR, assumed by person in this city,
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I6
NO. IS Extract Of a letter from .Afr. Joel n.
Poinset TO Mr.. Clay, dated
MEXICO, SEPT. IL 1903

MEXICO, SEPT. 10, 1926.
had this morning second conference with
the Plenipo,entiaries Of this Government, and as
some difficulties have been presented that NAV re-
lard the progress Of the negotiation, / am anxious
that you should be made acquainted with them =.
eaTy as possible, and lose no time, therefore, in
laying them before you -
ihe project OF the treaty was drawn up by me,
anu, OF course, contains the principle of perfect
Two countries, according 70 the spirit of the ac, Of
7th January, 1924. This was objected to. as
nigh. have been expected, and an effort made 70
introduce the fourth article Of their trea,v with
Great Britain, which contains an exception, in INV
opinion highly Objectionable II is al the close Of
mat article, in these words, excepting onlv the
american nations which were formerly Spanish
possessions, TO which, on account Of the fra,er-
Dai relations that unite them 10 tho United
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V.AL U.aBLE PROPERTY

N Tuesday the 9Th day of May x will be offered to the
" highest bidder, the premises, the lease ore
mills the waste of The Appomnox Canal erected
by John Osborne and occupied by mr. Mckenzie and
the other by Robert Brchelt an Others These mill. ar fix
ell in the hest have failing supply Of ster
and well worth the attention cf persons disposed to engage
in milling, or other business requiring water power.
The property will be shown and particulars made known by
the subscribeS. s. j.. MORTON,
by order Of The Sugerintendsnts.
Aprilif. Iii-w6,yt
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LIND FOR SALE.

Y virtue nj decree OF tue county Of New Kent the
- subscribers appointed commissioners the purpose will
expose public sale Thursday 9Th Of April nesti fair if
the next fair day thereafter the late residence Of Eliza
beth Wad dec the tract of land whereon the said Elizabeth
Wad resided during her lifetime, containing bundr ed
acres lying Cloptons MILL and adjoining the lands
Of Edwin J. Ciopton, John Kent, and others.
Twelve months credit will he allowed tie purchaser bv rv
ing bond with approved security for the purchase noney
II. q. TERRELL
PATRICK CLoPToN.
april H. ifI-w4vt
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LIVE OK.
NAVY CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
CT,b Nf,..f. rQCc

9th March, 1926.
CEhLED Proposals will he received until the 9i,t dav Of
y July next, for the supply Of LIVE OAK TIMBER for
the frames OF ss frigGte' cut 10 mould of which, with
before the first day Of September, 1877 Of the Navy
Yards al Boston, New York. and fhadephia also for nine
Live Oak Beams for frsste Of The first cisss 10 be delivered
the Navy Yard at New York.
April II. ffftot
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NO. 49--3lr. Middleton TO -llr. Ciuy.
10 the Secretary of State, &c. &c.
ST. PETERSBURG, eth .dug. }
(Sh Sept.) 1928.
SiR have the honor to forward herewith
copy OF the answer Of the Russian Secretary of
o'ate, 70 my note of I'd July last, by which had
communicated to this Government. in ertenso.
No. !.
think am warranted in considering this an
aver TO be, an substance, (when Invested of di-
pioinatic garb. in every respect as favorable TO
Tue views developed in your despatch, as could
possibly be expected to be given by this Govern
men'' standing in the predcament it now does.
are left TO infer from it, that the proposal that
Inc Emperor shall lend his aid towards the concluS
SION OF the war between Spain and her Colonies.
~ interposing his good offices in the form of pa
cine counsel to the mother country, has been COM
municated TO the Allied Cabinets and am fully
OF opinion, that the majority, if no, the whole of
them VIII agree TO it. If such should be the event
The diplomatic Committee sitting a, Paris will be
instructed accordingly. The chief difficulty to be
overcome will be in the Cabinet of the King of
0paih' where It is understood that all parties are
opposed to the independence of the Colonies The
necessity OF the case, however, begins to be so
crying, that hope may be entertained that even
mere the connsels of wisdom may ere long be lis
teheo TO- For obvious reasons we must not ex-
peel 10 learn, officially, that such advice as that
aiuoed 10 above, has been given, unless il should
be attended TO. "
nave the honor TO be, sir, very faithfully, your
very obedient servant,
HENRY MIDDLETON.
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Nem a0berttaemrentS
Susor. Salf. JYhiskev. Sc

Sugar, SAT-, Whiskey, S'c.
n m HHDS St. Crox ( New Orleans sugar
Ss0 10 HID. Pcnnsyya and Baltimore rye whiskey
200 Sacks greuud alum SALT suitable for eurins FISH
20 do Liverpoolhlown do
600 Nova Scotia grind stones
90 Bags old white Java and green coffee
- Tons Swedes English iron assorted
do biistered steel
Ia do German do
2 Ceroons Spanish aoan indigo
100 Ream, wrapping paper
Sd do writing do
> Ton shot assorted
20 Boxes by 10 aud 10 by IL gIsy.
Us Boxe, Whttemore's cotton aud wool cnri5
aanp pOs Z 81. Imperial, Young Hys0n Tea
French Brandy
Holland Gin
Madeira
Old Port
Lisbon ~.ue
Sicily Madeira
Old Antigua aud In
.sf Jamaica N"'
hrn,r tint int an.l.n hnffl
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FEM.4LE SE.VIN:aRY

T7HE Principal Of this seminary gives te
Il session commences the first day Of may next A, few
caneies expected to made for ,e
instruction OF or 10 additional pupils Those who
may intend favorng hitn with their patti are
requested to give information early possible '
Dor the benefit OF the class in chemistry REGULAR
Experimental Lectures may he expected Apaatu, for lu
tans the mostjmPorant principles in Natural Philosophy i,
provided And no pains expense spared 10 afI IN
young ladies every obtaining knolede Of The va
rious branches vfEen,a4e Education.
F0f the higher branches of Education, viz: C;covr,,L~
with the drawing Of maps and of the globes, Rbenrr
Logic, intellectual Moral and Natural Phiosophy
astronomy geometry and the Latin and Greek
per session Of 5 months. S
orthose who attend only 10 Reading, Spelling Penmap-
ship Geography without the drawing maps OR ~. nj ,bs
Globes. Arithmetic and Grammsr--Si2 per session. ~
fthe t~olast named brauches be omitted So psr .,o,
For Painting aud drawings additional charge Of So Ger
.neSsioa. P''
FOrpain,ins on velvet or figures do sfqper
Tuition payable in advance JOSEPH ESTABROoK
Stanton, March 3iSt, 1926.
Note Board and Lodging may had 10 respeebIs fami
lies at $40 per session. ''"''
Mrs george who has had many years experience "a
~ music, proposes opening school the frat day of nav
for giving lessons the Piano room of he ssr.;n,r
She will instruct in other branch but devote her Ie -
enon 90 the young Ladies Of the Seminary aud others who
may wish TO take lessons. ~ ~
Tuition $40 per session PAYABLE in advance
81 unton APrilii 1t1--wl,v
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Medical Institute of philadcIpIio.

s'ItItCHt IFkoIttUIt u FHttUufTDNfV.
IFHE Sumner Of Ltefurcs will begin on onav bs
40 day Of April, and end the Saturday eJy The
s Monray ofNovember The month Of August il vse l,io
Hsibsne Chapman NJ. d. on the practice Of Medsios
Wm. 7. Devices, " D. on Midwifery.
~ - y '''''
sarDL jackson, ~. D. on Maieria Medi,a
WIN. Il. I1ner NJ ID. on anatomy.
Jon X Mitchell, NJ D. on Chemistry
jon Bell NJ d. the Ins;uics Of Medieise; and Medie
Igrisprrdenee. ''"'' e'N 'Ueu'S"
Hugh L. Hodge, N. n. on the principle ofsurrev
Philadelphis, April r.. Jfi-to,
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LGtcTencevHe Spring Races, 1926
yEILL commence Tuesday the 25ih day OF Aor & con-
w time days. -r''' - ""
1n day-A Sweep'ske, c heats entrance 500 hair fo,
felt and ooed-Subscrbefs; VIM t. Johnson J. IIar
ri,on and WIN Rice. ~ - mar
2Hd dayrhe Proprietor, Purse goo two mile heats, sI5
entrance. 10y W
sd daThe Jockey clu5 Purse, 500, four mile heat. en-.
ga days-A Handy Cap Porse.
Saddle, Birdie and Martinese will be hung ~ every d.,
IN the evening Of the races, 10 be run for. ~
days race. "o " V~o
Toll vii be collected the gate a. u,ualEvsv eSer,;on
viii be made, give genersl satisfaction. WIN DUNN
April H.. ItiNe,t
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DRUGS, .MEDICLTES, &c.
noCT. "A Brooks respectfully Informs the pubek ha; he
~ has received his spring supply of fresh drugs aud uied
cines The following few Of his general
10 Barrels EPSON Salts
do Glaubcr do
2Cases Eng. lump Magnca
do Calcined do
400 lbs. refined Camphor
SO lbs. Gum Opium Turkey
. lbs. Suph ouinine, French
10 lbs CanthArides
20 lbs Caomei
70 lbs. powdered Tpicacuanha
20 his Tart Eme,ic
80 lbs. powdered JaluP
so Lbs. do Rliuharb
80 lbsSup Carb. Sodae
10 his Tartaric Acid
100 lbs. Yellow Peruvian na,l
50 lbs. Pale do do
20 lis. Red do do 30 a.,
As my medicines carefully selected by uy.ef in the
best Northern markets, with the utmost confidence war
he genuine and will sell them as good ser.
they be had in this state New York L rhila-
delphii.
Beside. general Of me,licidcs the
keeps constantly OF hand Oils Paints Glass, Putty aud Dye
stufs of Every description.
A. Agent fo Mr. John aorer will sell his surgical n,tru
Guaranteed inferior to the Engh1 Phil
prices.
Family medicine chests complete, with printed dir eetion,
N Ii. County Merchants aud Physicians
medicines in this city, will find their to call at the
G his medicines and examine their quality.
Arson BROOKS.
Main st. directly opposite the Eagle, Richmond Va
AurilI
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0Mctal 33apers.
PANAMA MISSION

documents accompanying the Repor, of the Sc
ctetary OF the State TO the President of the u
hneu states, communicated TO the House of Re-
Fre.entaiives with the Presidents Message, on
Friday the 18th March-Concluded
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NOTICE
~ neons arc requested MOTTO purchase or trade for note
20 the possession Of jobs r. Whiting with nv name
sned 70 ~ Tor two hundred aud forty dosTs ashe IA n
ha' been obtained onaifIy, do NOT intend 70 pay H.
esreasr County, March 81. ''iiAT soss SOsss'
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tNht suhscfibef wishes TO purchase = psir ~ gs1. Iii
- broke CAhhIAGE HORSES. Bal's would fe prers,n,
49,. THOMAS r. PoYTHREss
%SNN" S'~TH near Charles City Coartboye
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lHulNIA. ut Rules, holden The clerks Office Of the
the 9Th day of March, 1926 '''''
william fenwiek, Alice g. Williams, ExecurfS Of fhe Last
WI WI 400 Testament Of william g. Willm deed and Robsri
VV iiogb "ham Evans, Of john fIetheote dee
Against A''''
William H. Taylor Robert Poore Mieklebroueb M,p,,v,.
Julius Power, and John q. Daniel ~, s"e'
The Defendant William H. T,ylo, ~. t.;. 1917 a..
appearance and given security according 10 The et Ab
e9d the rule, Of tbs court and appearing by sseiorv ~
idenet that he not an inhab;sni III thi, county n K o
a. that the said Deiertat do appear here on Inc 6 d 81
he next term and answer the bin Of the Plaintiff and i,,
cory OF th order be forthwith inserted 10 some neuspaoe
published IN the city Of Richmond for two
and posted At the front door Of tho CAPITOL In no d e
a., cory feae, WM. w. HEHING, { {.
---Rs'i li. Ill V8w
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Hibbetts brown stou, in pint aud quart ho,cs.
For sale by WORKMAN McGRUDER.
Aprl n.
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March, 1926. ' '''"
F'snlng Dates compile
Richard H. Harrington Royson Bets Jr. and John Meath
deffs
The defendant Richard II. Iaringion not having enls,
ms appearance given security according act or A,eu
byand The rules Of this court and appearing 10 the s,fe
ION OF the court that he inhabant NJ fbi gat
on the motion Of the compt by his il ordered ina,
the said defendant do appear here the first day of Ju
term next and answer the bill ofhe eOmp and f, ecn,
Of this order be forthwith inserted fof two snece,ve on
~ so"e newspaper published in the city Of Richmond and an
house Of this county. copy. Teae
49, SAM Leland y. G. c.
rPiil IL wF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-13
DoNE1sWEc occURRurTCHs.

CHAnLoTrEsFILLE Oct. THE Visitors of the
= University OF Virginia formed board on Monday last
that being the day appointed for their regular an,nmnn
meeting. Metsrs. Madison, Monroe, Johnson Bret k
enr'jSc, Cabc!l ana Cooke present. Mr. RIadi-
son was appointed Rector The board have been busily
employed every day during the week, in examining the
actual state of the University, and celebrating on
means for the promotion Of its utility. We understand,
that some charges III the minor points Of police, and
P1rhaps others ofgreater importance will be made. The
entire plan Of this institution undergone thorough
and strict Investigation and may he permitted TO
hope for the salu;ary results from the la
bours of such men as The Visitors Their deliberations
must derive great aid from experimental prcgress
more than Is months, by which the comparative advan-
ages and evils OF ;he plans heretofore adopted salts
fac ory tested. The proceedings of the beard are not
yet dvulged-they will be published soon as they
can be procured C,afr1l Ca
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p INV . - t.ih ,
EhtrG1 I@ieitcr /roa II rc,qilcp79a ii Oh,

H-|'THf' u "I@tcrJro -eaiic71 ii Ch,slial Lo3f,
dqicd Sept 2.
e nave iour candidates already to gu he vacan-
~ m Congress occasoued by The death of Mai tTsnrs
Doctor Henry, who is one Of them. takes warm st.
ID opposition to The pursued by his brother and
uCcsTes that Jackson Is his last choice and hat fe
e'eCuon m the House Of Representatives. was Dvro
one Jas. Brealt and John rav are ale, dcc1o5
y IN fAyor Of the Administration, and against Jacrso
- I. Sharp says he voted for Jackson. but he i
Greatly enaInored with The Administration and will
on havc no conception Of the great porf
ariy OF Mr. Clay and Tie Administrations ne
yer was more unanimous and decided expression n
public sentiment before an election
IN 'bc district lately represented By the deceased
Johnson Dr. itot has taken the field for Cen jack
som Iessrs Gtown and Sanford are in favor Of O Al
mni5traon. We have not heard that Messrs. RTcTTaf
ion' coleman, and Escbord, who are candidates il
uo same district, have taken either side The cleo
"o, we understand, will take place the first ATondar
j" november, hn1 VIC lave seen no official notice
Tf-nn,.te..
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From Inc Nctc Y0,Ic ,3aeS,icdn of Octolf,
lie e'kmer Convention, as by the annexed pro-
cecdiDgs will be seen, have Nominated as candidates
for Governor, WM. Il. ROCHESTER, of nionror
county, and 10; Lieut. Governor, NATHf, PIF(,,r
:-h' OF Washington county. These nominations were,
II appears, nade with great unanimty. OF Mr. Pitcl
er personally we know nothing. He was member of
the i7th Congress, and is said to be respectable anL
intelligent man. Mr.. Rochester is the appointed Sec
retail TO tue fanana alton, recently one of tho
District Jusges of this state and has been i'm Congress
'"" personal acquaintance, we cansay of MIR. II.
,"al Tie Is gentleman IN his education, feelings and
manners; OF "reproacliable Character aud one of the
most respected citizens OF tie growing west. His ia
IenS ana eXpe fence, Though comparatively young)
Gdence.
From he Albany Argus of ycs,crlay.l
TIE HERNlMER STATE CONVENTION
H'eincsduy, OCT. d.
AZ u o'clock the delegates convened in the Cont
House. General Phietus Swift, of Ontario called the
Convention TO order, briefly stated the objects of the
Convention, and nominated the Hon. James H. Hogc-
boom as President Of the Convention, and he was there
upon unanimously called to the chair
David +. Evans OF Genesee, and Edward I,virns
ton ESQ: OF Colnfnhie unanimously appointed
On motion of Mr. Beunit DicknelI, of Atadiso, ,,,a
convention proceeded 10 nominate by ballot candi.
date Tor Goresnor and motion OF a:- T.. a. Living
s'on' me secretaries were appointed tc!ers The re-
For William Is. Rochester, 1O3 votes.
Smith Thompson,
Nhercupon it was unanimously resolved that VIII
county,
commended TO the people Of this State as candidate
for Governor.
On motion of Gen. Swift, the Convention then pro
ceeded TO the nomination, also by ballot of candidate
for Lieut.. Governor. The resutwas as follows:
ror NaV'anci Pitcher, 93 votes
Stephen Allen, ::
Silas Wright, jr.
Blank
Nhereupon. motion OF Mr. Clevee of ORANGE
county, NATHANIEL. PITCHER, of Wasbinpton
county, was nominated candidate for Lieutenant
Governor.
MIR. Pitcher then arose and addressed the Conyer-
hon IN very handsome and appropriate manner, ex-
pressing his grateful of the honour conferred unon
him. and his entire devotcdness the wishes of the
Convention, and TO the republican principles of our
constitution He added that if the nominal lion shoud
be successful his eXertions should be continued as tho
had heretofore for the extension proper and popular
rights.
4 committee of owe from each senate district ,vos
appointed TO prepare and report address and resou
tons for the consideration of the Convention The
Committee consisted Of Messrs. Woodruff of the Isl
district; A. F. Livingston, of the Cd; Van Astyne of
The 3D.; Craner of the 9TH; Bronson of the 5th Spencer
OF The 6tiE Day of the 9Th; and Evans of the 9Th
On motion of Mr. Anger, tie convention then adj
journed until O'Clock p. Nj
AT the meeting in the afternoon the address and re-
solutions were read and adopted, and corresponding
committee appointed.