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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
LARGE NEW SPAPFP

W. have seen cop, OF The " Cabinet
PR ted week n, Tarn'on which mrasnre.
seven by five inches. or Whereabouts lis
columns are an inch and half in width, and
the Whole sheet, by tight squeezing, would pro.
bahly contain as mach rs the advertisements
Of tour Of the packet lines in this paper. rs
mott is exceedingly appropriate, to vii -
3" Fdritiy is the Spice of Lie" The ediof
ales mat proposals are issued at Washiogaa
top'int the Presidents Messag on satin, In
he does not max" known " hen hi readers may
expect to see that document in his columns,
Pr adventure he has prudential reasons for lis
hence in this par icular seem. that its public
ii II would conSusle the whole of his sheet far
IN greater part of sN mouths. The Terms u
this hrrbdignag con, era are twenty five crfl.
per annum and IN order IL guard against d.
falcatIon or Delinquency in the subscribers, orr
half oil tt'4 enormous sun is required 10 b.
pa srm,.a annually, IN adrGnce.
Nee York Gacef.
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of counting he rotes and dselafinE the resnli
20 che Executive Should any doubt er,s' on
cnmpsriug the vutes. whether the majority |.
for or against the Constitution. he u werner
is 10 anusnuce the fact bs proclamation, and
the Legislature is To be forthwith summoned.
This law supercr5es the summer session oil 'hr
Legislature for putting the new government
istc operation rs was provided by the original
Convention law. ia major'I, Of the people
should ratify the Constitution. ne election Tor
senator. and Delegates - to take place on 'he
respective court days IN octoper "eS', mud the
new Legislature Is - meet on the first Monday
n Dec neft. NJ &C
The House iBtn adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

10 rail roads in general. End psr,;,,,.,
our great national work Ard No "fty 10
hope that the course which these .aNnot bH
nave taken Of seeing and Judging r.. tm'a
selves will be followed l.y all o,l "' them.
Houses OF Congress who have not -" BON
Tue gta'Ihcation ola visit 10 Tia, D. "tlfd
We invite r.rso,al e,amiaa,;" we haI R3sf
because We believe that one hour. Nv. #ois
illustration will ss,i,Iv 49,. "' praseai
mind Of the incalculable value mi, yU't'i
conveyance. and consequently of the bia %' 81
portance, moi only 10 The cit. Of Bsnir,as" IN.
to The nation al large, and TO he " .s,.,,ebn
IN particular Of the noble enterprise in w, ~
We are engaged. 4w',;sN VIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

Extract Of a letter from Commodore JESSE d.
ELLIeTr to the Secretary OF ,he Navy, dated
u. 5 Ship Falmouth,
Before Vera Cruz, Dec. D, 1879. )
" Respecting the Hornet. It becomes my
painful duty 10 convey information which,
doubl less, will be received with feelings OF dep
melancholy, as well by The GovernHenias by
the relatives and friends of those composing
her otfic and crew. The information con.
tanned in The accompanying letter from Capt.
y X. Mccall OF the Peacock, but too fully
realizes the conjectnTes had previously enter.
ierlained. Capt Norris, her commander, had,
previously TO the lOih Sept. inierposed his Off
ciaI authority in rescuing the person aud prop
eriy Of one Of our ciilzens from the power OF
the Spanish invading army. On the 10Th of
September gale, unusually severe, came on
which proved highly disastrous 10 all the YES
sells anchored on the Coast The Hornet, in com
mon with others. was compelled, blythe violence
of the gale TO stand of the Coast In this at empt
however, she failed, and. from some cause
which viii probably never he reached, founder
ed, and all on board sunk into an unit nely aud
lamrnted grave.
Eulogy from me on the character of Captain
Norris would he supernuous. The whole Navy
bear ample testimony both to his private worth
and 10 his superior professional qualifications.
With him are numbered Lieuts Dauiel II.
Mackey, Jesse Smith, John l. Thomas. John
Hamilton Surgeon, VIM. Birchmore Pursrr
Robert Pot,inger; Acting Master, Edward
Schermerhorn Assistant Surgeon.J. +. White
hill Mldshipmen, James N. Forsyth, Gust. r
A. Brooke. Charles \. Camel, Edwin Laub,
Richard l.. 1ighnan, Samuel Washington
Masters Mate, Thomas w. Robinson Acting
Gunner. John Burns Sail Maker John ADAMS.
The loss Of the Hornet having occurred
several weeks previous to my assumption of
the command. am consequently not in pos
session II list ofthe Ships company entire a,
The time toe occurrence, Is supposed TO have
taken place. must. therefore, beg leave 10
refer you 10 the last return 10 the Depart.
nsnt.
lne loss OF the Hornet being an occurrence
of no ordinary nature, calls FOR The attention
offs generous Government TO the rel ief OF tbs
"'do"s aud orphans of those OF her unforln
nhie Officers who have left families Those O u
whom alone they depended for support are now
lost 10 them. Nor vii! il, | trust, be overlook
ed, that while hvlng they we've engaged in a
pursuit which deprived them Of the means, en-.
joyed by Others, OF acquiring a competence for
the future
Copy o. n letter from Master Commandant |
EDWARD r. McCALL. TO Com. JESSE ID. FL.
LOTT, commanding U. 5. Squadron, West
Indies, dated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
" A RATA RAT"-H.utrr


we Wish some of the terriers of m.
administration, so celebrated Tor smelnnl
oheai abuses, might be sent TO per,nss. Wv
searching operation" in the New YorL D
once Our papers Of day before y.s,e,'"
Tor the Northern mail, were sent Ia ,,'apP
once ~ doe season, as usual, and ye.,a.a
twenty hours after the mail depa,Isd aaf,
were returned from The off ce 10 be 70 dry aeg
the rats having, during the NIGHT. .a,.a ea
most OF the wrappers.-The inciden' ua. vi
ations enough at he besI-bui IT was,s,'.
larry so, inasmuch We did not know nC
season to save the mail. The raurs -.
nned with foreign nrws aud as tie rat. ,,"'.,'
mol touch The Jack son papers, our resd.rs, I'M
be day behind their neighbors with hen.
his is an old trick Of the posi- office RAJ,
We nave had occasion 10 know bpf,rs 49,
zen Jackson don't reform them OFT ATM. -
nee, we shall be obliged 10 cease summit.
his administration, aud climb the enc a.5
Is 'here no Warrington in the land. "a go,
en- lust our 'ulers =" ilh an honest, ndroenda,,
aud relentless cat for day or two-no, ,t' ~
placed on fatigue duty Al Washington f., -.
whole nine live, would not enable pu>s :, A.
all the work there, unless she should bsv.
remarkable eonstitul ion ; bnl only TO extern,
male the fonr-egged rats which sui, On III.
wrapper, of the Commercial and Sprrta,o,
". COn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
TWENTY FIRST CONFESS.

Thursday. Jan. 2l.-ln the Senate, after
the transaction of the usual business, the rpso.
luton submitted by MIR Livingston, proposing
To subscribe ior certain number OF copies Of
the documrnis 10 be printed by Gales IL Sea-
ton. WAS read he second time, and afier n hort
debate winch will be found IN our columns
ordered 10 ne engrossed.- The debate was re-
Sumcd On the uuhnis ed business of the day
previous, which WAS the resolution submitted
by Nj. Foot, for suspending he surveys of the
public Lands until those already surveyed are
disposed Of Messrs. Benton and Hayne replied
a. length 10 the RIgunents of Mr. Web
s'er; but before Mr.. Hayne concluded his
remarks, the Senate adjourned over 10 Mon.
day.
IN the House al Representa- ives, after few
reports from Sanding Committees, among
which Mas one rrpnrted by Mr.. Mcnu6ie from
tie Committee OF Ways and Means. appro.
pfIai,oR So l57,367 Tor The Military service
curing ihe current Year, the House resumed
The consideration ol Mr. BIan's resolution,
published III our paper yesterday. On the sn1-
jet . the West PoIui Academy, tn, discussion
upon "n1ch lasted un II The expiration OF the
hour allotted tur the cons Iteration of lesolu-
uOus. he "ngrOsStd LII 10 pxtRnd III Tune
for locating Virginia bunliy lands. was then
taken ~ aud passei. The special o der of
the day. the ountps Ell r,eclion between Mr..
Aashburn and M. Ripley. Of Maine, VAS
X taken up. and the debate upon The sub
zee was continued Until the hour of ADJOURN
ment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

Monday Jan % la the Senate, among the
vnrIous petition. aud memorials presented,
we're two fem the State Of Milne, Ivy Mpssrs
Holmes and tag'", and one from Mr.. Dad
ley, remonsuatInG against the lransm s.Iou aud
opening OF the mail on the Saba h, an one by
Nlr. Bhh. from the trustees OF the lrannsylva.
MA University, PRAYING for u grant of lands to
that Insiiiution. The resi- luton Of Mr. Foot
proposing to institute an inquiry into the eXpe-
dIcnCy OF abolishlng thu ofilce ol surveyor &c
neral, and Of su,penting the surveys of the
PnhlIc lands was again resumed, AS the untn
Is ed bnsm So; when MI Hayn-. Ia an a gu,nent
o. great length, concluded his reply TO the
spe, oh of Mr.. " bser on Wednesday last
The question, which ls now On the motion of
MIR. Webster for an ia efnite postponement of
he resolution, was not taken. when the Senate
adjourned.
In the Honse Representatives, various ne
utons were presented. aud several resolutions
passed some private bills were advanced ia
the regular sases Of legislation, and The speci
al oder OF the day, beng the eontepted cleo
ted between Mes9rs Washbnrn and Ripley, OF
Nanr, was then taken up which occupied the
remainder al the day. Nessrs. Tucker and
Anderson were the only members who were
euahled 10 address the House on the latter sub.
T. ct,prlo' 10 the arrival Of the hour Tor adjourn
men, In the tour-e OF he day, commoni
ION Was received from the Secretary OF the
Navy, enclo.ipg n statement of expenditures
oil moneys appropriated for the Contingent
Fund of the Navy OF the Umied States, during
the year ending on the som of September
1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
Negroes at Auction.

4 EHE sale oil negroes which was to have Ia
ID ken place on Saturday last in front Of nv
oiiice, being unayoidaoly postponed, "i put
lively take,pIace on Saturday the OH InsL
The negroes are likely, consisting of men
boys, girls and wonderland will he sold on
credit Of IL monlhs. J. X ID PAYNE, auGt.
Feb. Off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
U S. Shin PEAcocK.
Off SACRIFICES, Nov. Il 1928

VII OdCTlnCloS, NOV. Il, 1873 \
have the honor to Inform you, IN pursuance
OF your Instructions of the Both and 3l,' ulI
LETT Pensacola, and proceeded TO the coat Of
Mexico, and examined The shores from Tampico
TO ihs place, hut could obtain no intelligence of
the u ). Ship Hornet until my arrival here on
the 2lst, when | was informed She was driven
from her moorIngs.o oft rampico in very severe
blow on the ION OF Sept last, since " hlch t.me
there has been no lldings Of her
Since parted with you al Pensacola. moth
ing oil consequences has occurred. My crew
generally enjoy their health the cotton can.
'aSs, 50 far as | have been able 10 test il, an.
swers my Jules expectations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

The Savannah Georgian OF the l6h ipg
saws" friend rect n'Iy from Havana, N
reference 10 our paraEIai h of yesterday. n,
the shJect OF the new expedition of Ferdinand
Tor th' recover Of Mexco, informs US thar
Gen Llornte, comma der Of the second eto.
dlton, had arrived al Havana SO loue AS =,
W. IL ago. Eight Thousand troops wrre 10
follo" him from Spain and it wa. intended 10
rats Tour thousand on he ISLAND 4 numbe
OF toops has" already arrived AT Havana from
Spain, IN small bodies on board merchant
vessels, TO preSea observation. Whether III,
second attempt will br prosecuted, when the
defeat IF Barradas is learned in the moih.r
Country, is doubled. Uness Ferdinand be
absolutely past receiving instruction from n,
'essons 81 experience since the defeat Of that
Ill ADVISED expedition. he must be convinced OF
HE uiiiiy oil another AT empt'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
hlonlgomer comfy
to mr. John thomson

70 mr. JOhn ih0mSOn
December III % 1929 Sir mr. John thompson
thare was ho"n puppy come to me thare by
old mr. slrs d-s and he follow ed me home and
did not no whoes puppy il was and sum ofny
nabers tod me that they s!loued il was archie
bells Ills puppet and saw - and he
sed that he had lost one aud he told me In
keepe they pupey tel he came and saw him That
was at Sep e'nbrr Cort at montgomery and
never saw him no more tel al the CampmeunE
IN an sou in October thin he told me to KEEP
they pupppy tel hr er nv John thomson Sd"
they puPey tho ar William r. has srnt
two or three times and | did MOI thnke II vas
right to let him have they puppry bu' N
thompson # ii Is Your pupey want loa 10
have nun Sac more but remains your trend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

Fridny Jan. % The Senate did moi sit to
day
/. The House Of Representatives, several
bills we're introduced from Standing Commit.
tc,S one oil winch Was from the Committee Of
Military AfIaIrs making an appropriation Of
81 ,O6i do ,ars for certain expenditures, on
account oil the Engineer, Ordnanc aud Quar-.
iermaSer's Departments and one from the
Committee ON Rrrrnchmept, prohibiting the
use OF secret service money n IIne oil peace
The Iious tAen 'esumed tn consideration of
the resolution of VI BLAIR OF 5. &. on the sub.
jet OF the Wrst Point Academy. This was,
after some debate, finally referred 10 the Com
mi'tee on VI nary Affairs. The remainder
ot the SESSION II the House was occupied with
private bills, FRIDAY being the day devoted 10
that ohje The llou { then adj burned until
Monday uexl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

baltimore, Jam 25.-Notwiths,andiae the
GOODNESS OF the weather, there was a large
cohcouise OF Visiiers at The Rail Road on Sa-
'u' gay AFTERNOON. We we're much gratifed to
observe On the ground number of highly
Respectable strangers, among whom were the
following members oil Congress, " no had come
from Washington expressly 10 see the Rad
and tn Judge Tor themsels es of the ADVANTAGES
possessed by this mode of transuortstion oC
the Senate, Messrs BURNETT of Oh,o. am,
BARTON. OF Missouri, of the House of Ranra
srntatnes, Mr. McDuFFIE Of South Car,,,in,
me'sfs DENNY, GILMORE and IRWIN of Penn.
yVahla, Mr.. BAYLOR OF Alabama. Mr.. SpPIcc
OF maryland, Mr.. DEsHA of tennessee Mir
INLAY OF ONO, Mr.. COLEMAN. of Ken,uckv
MI DcScAN OF Illinois, Mr. ALLEN of virginia
vi JOHNS ~ delaware, and ar HopoLs or
'''Ssne"useuS' These gentlemen left Wash.
"'s'o" Oh saturday morning alter breakfast g.
having bee" but five hours ON The Rad ar,;vad
here IN sufficient time to dine. and suerwa,ds
make an excursion on the Rail Road Tbs
hemor's and some OF the Directors IN the
number OF about twenty five, took their coats
III one oil the Winan's carriages. and seven
OF f'ent gentlemen occupied II light carriage
WIN" oau mast and sail On the excurs ion
ou' 10 me 'Iaduct. these two carrisprs were
LAW" ny one horse with the greatest ease. at
'oe rae o' 'nIrteen miles al hou, In he mes n
w.. "d" OF four carriages had been filed
Wv" passengers, the total number of whom.
DIS nearly do could be ascer,ained. was l,,lI,. II
any snort OF one hundred and fft, tn mi.
ram SIN gle horse was attached. who drew this
immense load, estimated TO weigh messengers
'"u "'''"ges included. upwards of fifteen inns
a. '"e '"'e OF SIX miles an hour Only ,wn or
Nv ",''"srS were on Winan's consiruction
o''e' TWO, which were the largest and
ne"'Fs'' oeihg without the adyantao. ,f S,;c.
, noI "neeH' lhisls, we believe. the prp,,e t
" "'e" mas yer been drawn ON his Road
nnge morse, aud the exhibition xas wel
;sbr,a.',c :" excite, as itreall, did, the aston.
ls""'eh' OF all who witnessed il IN rho 49,.
w." ,"o 'hnucI, the carriage containing tho
''e''oe's OF Congress started .lona le.y7 l.
NEE - ~ make the best Gifts way bacN nv
'"ea's OF me sail. This the latter efre,ted h.,
""y al moderate speed. the wind no,
rs W. '"'ora1le, We learn that in The norn.
49, ~ an experiment was made with
w., e" 'ne carriage was propeiled with
s,e" velocity. The rate of spsed =,
nm bonr we returned was fifteen miles
, we are inclined TO think tina, m.
rras inspection which he members of Con-,
e., made of the Road, andnhe e,b;h;.
,h Nv" VI ''e vast and decided adysn,aoas ,,h;nh
10y nave witnessed, evenin tho I,o,;,,l ~
W ,"'ees OF Saturday have LETT an ,mn,ast;a',
u" Tue oiShest degree favorable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

CAPTAIN DORSES.-We insert with great
pleasure the foiowng letters they afford
the most CRAFTY ing and conclusive evidence OF
the worth OF the gallant officer. to whom they
refer. and whose unceremonIus removal from
his command i" t0uhom a cause assigned or ren.
son glren," is no less a mater Ut surpri,e
10 tue public, than il was of regret 10 his Of
fcers and crew.
Cap. Downes has seen 81 years service in the
Navy. aud his conduct during rhat long period
has defed reproach lie was with the da. iag
and enterprsing Porter, as fist L,.ut. ofthr
Essex, add in the desperate action when re
suited IN the loss of mat ship. During the " hole
of that perious cruze. he acquitted himself as
became brave aud chivalrous offer.
Oh the reasons for his recall W e know n t,,np
-andall we can suppose IS. that Cap Dow nes
Comes home with mortified feelings, and At a
pecuniary sacrifice which few of our officer,
are SO fortunate as to sustain without serious
inconvenience Norfolk Herald.
| Annexed 10 the above Article m IN. Herald
are several letters addressed to Capt Downes
from The steerase officers, forward officers. g.
snip company oi the Java dated Port Mahon.
oct. 20 In which Capt is spoken of in
terms OF great respect aad affection and such
regret expressed at parting with him as must
have been highly gratifying to that officer.'l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
WINES and FRUIT.

EUST REC EiVLD, aud for sale by the sun
- scribrr, Sicily aud French Madeira VINE
Lemons, Oranges, Cucosnuts, &c Nc.
SAMUEL AYRES'
II small supply of PICKLED Qf9'
TIERS. Janua,y2l q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
To or 80 Negroes wanted.

Y EHE Subscriber wishes to purchase from
- 70 to 80 likely young Negroes, OF gooa
character, chiefly young men-tor when 1T
highest cash prices will he given
SETH WOODROOf,
at the Washington h1iei
Dnc 81 i'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

From the FrysheioiHe az. { } Observer.
The following is one OF the mosl Hmusia!
specimens of literature that we nave sren -
The chirography is equal Ia the orthog,aphy
aud syntax:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

an examination, are repeatedly invited 10
call.
Warrington. ooh Jan. 1870.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

Extract Of letter from ogsntieman in Lo,s
asinnd 10 his friend in Mis city
Jacks ms friends a'e rot pleased with Rs
course )" this S'sle, AMI great changes hay.
taken place. Mr.. Ciay's popularity grow,
here aud he is the decided favori'e of louisa.
na." TNai J,nr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

Best pale winter strained Lamp Oli,
! nj OR sale very large supply Of beat Pa''
X winter strained lamp Oil
Howell DANlE7.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01

appointment Ertraordinn1y- Day,on
journal and Advertiser has been appoinl,da
oy me Postmaster General IN quit PUBLISHING
the quarterly lntof letters IN the Dayton Pos,
ohice. Dayton jour. Jan. 6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-01
loss OF TIE HORNET.

Extract Of a letter from Commodore JESSE ID,
ELLIeTr, to the Secretary OF ,he Navy, dated
r. = Shin FAimoutb,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

WILL be sold, to the highest bid
w der. on Friday the iOh Of De
eember, at my residence. all the personal
property Of George I.sficrty. senior, deed,
consisting Of
One desk and book case,
One corner cupboard.
One six plate stove and pipe.
One bedstesd-a quantity Of books.
Various other articles Of utility too tedious
10 enumerate. A credit Of six months
will he given on all purchases Of three
dollars and upwards. by the purchaser Civ
ing bond and approved security; I'll sums
under that amount. the cash will be re
CURED Sale 20 commence al 10 O'Clock
when due attendance will be gwen 10y
GEO BACKHOUSE, .lda'r.
Nov. %, 1880.
All persons having claims against the
above estate. are requested 10 exhibit
them, properly authentic sted. for settle
ment, and all persons indebted 90 said
estate. are requested 10 make immediate
payment g. Is .3dmr.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

WILL. be sold. on Friday the 18th Of
w this month. (Decceniber.) at the re.
sidence Of the late Joseph Bell, sr. two
uilrs south Of Smi,h6-ld. Jefferson coun-
ty. Va. the remainder Of the personal pro-
perry OF the deceased, consisting Of
One young black man, "a good farm
hand)
Two cows-some hogs,
Wheat. rye and corn,
An excellent eight day clock,
Beds and Bedding.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
A credit Of twelve months will be given on
all sums Of So and upwards. the purchaser
giving note and approved security In.
der Eve dollars. cash will be required -
Sale TO commence early in the day, when
due attendance will be given by
JOSEPH BELL,
Dec. 8, 1880 Executor
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
IWBEIC SAEES.
SALE OF FURNITURE
DO.NTpONEU

POS/PO.NIU.
'>IlE subscriber. intending 10 remove
To the southern country will sell. with
out reserve. OH Friday merit. the IOih ,iny
# December. at his residence in Charles
town. all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Consisting Of a first rate fashionable Sofa.
Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Carpet
ing; dining. centre, and toilette TaLles.
maniel and toilette Glasses. Cut Glass,
Knives and Forks. Stoves. and a great va =
rieiy OF other articles Also. 4 number of
Books. good milk Cow, Sc
Terms. six months credit for all sums
above So. purchasers giving bond and
good security; for all pure base. Of So and
under that sum, cash will be required.
|. X. DOUGLASS.
Dec. 8, 1880
e. The above property was advertised
TO he sold ON Monday last. but in conse
quence OF the inclement weather, has been
postponed TO Friday next. the 10th inst.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
ITEMS.

.7ni Masonic Candidate for The
Prcsidenry.-The statement Of the
New York Courier, that John Quincy
adams is to be nominated, ss a candi-
date for the Presidency, by the Nation
al Anti-Masonic Convention, To be
held at Baltimore. in October next.
accords with some information which
we recently received on the same sub
jcot. II is IN contemplation. as We
learn, TO nominate, AT the Convention
referred TO. Mr.. Adams, il he will
consent. and. IL not, either Judge Me
IrAN or Mr.. WEBSTER, should either
pf them consent. II the State Of New
York should give her forty votes Tor
the Anti Masonic candidate. land the
Anti Masons are confident that she
Will Jackson cannot have majority
0l the electoral votes. The election.
then dryolNing on Congress, may re.
suit 10 the choice Of MIR. CLAY, or Of the
ASH MAsONIc CASDIDATE.
Neic ENGLAND Palladium.
Nomination. Lancaster PA.
Examiner designates FRsScis GRAN-
CFn. Of New York, rs qualified IN all
respects To- be taken up by the Conven
ton, as The Anti Masonic candidate
for ,he Presidency.
A meeting was held in the town o.
ashington, Nv. on the 18th ultimo
which approved Of the proposal of :
Convention TO be holden in December
fOr the purpose &c nominating liEaH'
CLAY for the Presidency.
A Jackson Convention is 10 be bel,
IN frankfort, ~. on thc 18Th Of lhi
: month.