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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
Easter Gifts.

vIyHE subscriber invites the attention OF the trends
Of youth to few publications well calculated TOT
the above purpose; among which (besides number
of religious works, are the following, viz
The Iiterar, Souvenir and Forget'me not tor 1857
A few ,nnuas. English and American, for 1851
TIL Bows ,wn Book, the Girls Own book' the
american Glrs Book the Young Ladies' Book lPereh'
BnFm's Natural History. with modern improvem EMS
AMI upwards Of $40 engrayings w
shakespeare. Paws in one volume, Enghsh eoHioh =,
Conior's Italy, 10 plates. most interesting WORK.
vols English ed
Robinson's Scripture Characters; Psrry's Voyages
with piste>, ditto
Don Qa,xote, vols, with plates by Cruikshank'
and no., ditto. -
apr13 ELIZA hhNNhp u
GrounA ptaster FOR SIZE.
BIZ THE TON, B.1RREL, OR BUSHEL'
V1lhE subscriber !, p pared 10 supply his Customers
and Others with Ground PLASTER at as low prices ss
il can be had in the district os ca.h ilso constant
supply at the Cameron Mills, one mile from Town.
where the price i, seven dollars per ton "sgoners
can be supplied Without delay
The highest market price paid for good WHEAi'
delivered either at the Mills at nv Store IN Town
JONA. JANNEY.
Alexandria, Sd mo 16-dlm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
For BOSTON.
For SOstOn.

The Packet Schooner AGENOR4,
$40 p Stone, master having part II her cargo
- will have good despatch for freight OF 200
"S or passage, Apply on board or to
rAr'e" " A. C. CAZESOVE & Co.
vo13s mackerel Of best quality, for sale as above,
NO; ..,ss april
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
Steamboat pOtOMuc,
New Lime fur Richm0na.

49, The proprietors OF the Steam
Boat FREDERIi K BURG,
HS-=-r-f Npay have concluded to pisce her
3c on the route between the
u,,rc, OF Colum5,s, Norfolk and sichmond b, this
arrangement, great facilities Will be afforded TO IrsSti
ler, N this line. By having Boat tto'ee week. IN
stead Of once ss heretofore.
The fredericksburg viii commence running on
rue,day next. the Sd April leaving Washington at
o'clock, u and Alexandria at 4 O'Clock, tor cld
Point Norfolk and Richmond, returning, leave Rich
mond on SATURDAY. morning at oclock and Norfolk on
sunday morning at O'clock, and arrive at Aiexsi'
ira MI Wellington on Monday morning, and CONT
nue. during the season if sufficiently encourage TO
the days and hours at the same rat tor
passage and freight as are charged BY the Steam Boat
Potomac
The Fredericksburg will be commanded by Captain
Joseph Nevet,, is swift and good Boat, with hrst
rare low pressure Engine, aud her Accommodations Tor
passengers and freight such it is hoped Will give sa-
hSiachon.
freight or passage apply to the Captain on board
OTTO BENONI WHEAT,
mar 3O--,f Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
Oyspepsia

ysyHE subscriber continues apply the newly disco
i v,red remed, for Dyspepsia. which has made per.
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places. His
price is moderate. Application to be made at his
Drug Store on Fairfax street.
wM. HARPER.
az A general supply of fresh Drugs-medicines sc.
ON hand and offered as low as they be purchased
in Alexandria for cash or the usual credit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
FOR freight

The schooner PIPER,
~ Cant. sesrs will carry 500 barrels and be rea-
tss las. A. C CAZENOIE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
NissOlMtion VI Co-partnershiy

'yNiE co-psrtnership heretofore existing under the
L firm # Bryan u Shirley, is this day dissolved ny
mutual consent Those having claims will present
them; and those indebted will make mmeiIate pay.
neRt, we wish the concern settled As posi-.
ac. Payment can be made to either Of us.
BERNARD BRYAN, Jr.
March 27. 1852. WM n. SHIRLEY
WIN. H. SHIRLEY will continue the
Grocery busne at the old stand, formerly occupied
~ Bryan e Shirley, and solics share OF public pa.
tronage mar est
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
GrounA ptastec fnr SIZE.
~ THE TOW, B4RREL, OR BUSUEL
POrter and .iAe.

PORTER and .iAe.
vUylE subscriber respectfully informs the public, that
L he intends keeping, through he season a, HIS Gel
lars on Cameron street, opposite the Market, con-
slant supply Of the pest bottled
PORTER IND .ALE,
in large and small bottles
Private families and taverns supplied at the sfortes
notice
ed to. so as to ensure safe carriage
The highest price given for empty Bottles
So 81 6m JOHN SMITH,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21

From he N. z. Spectator of Saturday Epeniag.

From The N. Y. Spectator Of Saturday Evening.
The Cholera.-The intelligence from Montreal re-
ceved yesterday, was hut loo true. The Asiatic
seou:ge bag, in very truth, entered the heart of the
Western Continent, and the Destroying Angel is
stretching his arm over Thus Ear, Montreal and
Quebec, the disease has assumed it's dires form, and
was apparently approaching own territory with
sIMesday morning, tl2ih) has furnished the Courier
with the Quebec Gazetie Of Monday, the 1lth, by
which i appears that FIFTY-NINE CASES, and
FORTY-FlVE DEATHS had occurred up TO the
evening Of the l0h and he reports that at the time Of
bis departure the in Quebec amounted to
EIGHTY, and the deaths to upwards OF SIXTY
He described the disease exceeding in maligniy
any previous fits vrulence either in Europe
or Asia, and NIL who were attacked were considered
hopeless. He witnessed its first symptoms npon fue
engrants standing upon the wharf, and before they
could be conveyed TO the hospital tro Of them died.
servant woman living 10 the house where he board
ed seized with the disease and died within three
hours; and crcckery merchant Of his acquaintance,
living in the upper town, was carried off within sir
honrs Three persons were attacked on board the
steam-hoat in which he passenger TO Montreal,
and before they reached the landing ofhcn,
resident Canadian, was corpse-the other two
could not have survived. The alarm at Albany, aud
IN the towns at the North, is very great
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21
Fare Reduced
FxOns LstchJfeld To Nea0- York,
VIA NoRwALK, 70 $2.6 so.
Itch eld, Jpne 90 2
i Samuel Bsckley. &c.
US. LStchtetd County,
Jonathan C.. SteUens, &c. 50.

TS. , L1tchDetu County,
Jonathan C. Steoens. &c. 50.
Superior Court, Feb'ry Term. 1889.
TTPON the petitiopaof Samuel Beekley,
" Jun. and Sarah his Wife, VIM. p. Walk.
er, Esq. and Lucy his wife. praying for de-
cree Of foreclosure Of certain premises Ia their
said petition described, against Jonathan 6.
Stevens and WIN. L. Stevens. heirs at law oil
Edward C. Stevens. deceased, and also a.
ganst other unknown heirs Of the said Ed
ward, as well as sgainst Hubbcll Smith,. Of
Sheffield. in the county Of Berkshire, and
state Of Massachusetts
Ordered. that notice offhe pendcncy Of this
suit be given to those Of the respondents who
have not been served with personal notice, BY
publishing this order in some newspaper prin-
ted in this state for three weeks, at least six
weeks before the next session Of this Court.
By the Court.
FREDERlcK WoLcoTT. Clerk
A true CQpy.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21
Joel HINMAN, Judge.
.O'TICE.

THE Court oil Probate for the District OF
I u Sharon has allowed and limited six
months from the date hereof for thecreditors
Of the estate Of
JOHN PIERCE,
late Of Canaan. deceased, represented insolv-
8ent. to exhibit their claims to the Subscribers.
duly appointed Commissioners thereon !: and
We hereby give notice that we will attend Ia
receive and examine said claims. al the late
dwelling house of said deceased, on Thursday
the 2lst day Of June instant, at one o'clock
p. M. and on Monday the 18th day Of No
tyember next, nj one O'Clock p. M.
BENAJAH DOUGLASS lCommis-
SEREEo gB. GlLLErT, sioners.
Canaan, June 8, 1889 g
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21
NOTICE.

1t y +
THE Court Of Probate for the Disirict of
Il Sharon has limited and allowed six
mouths from the date hereof for the creditors
TO the estate of
JOSIAH LAWRENCE,
late Of Canaan, deceased, represented insolv-
emf, 10 which to exhibit their claims thereto;
and has appointed the. subscribers Commits
.sioners 10 receive and examine said claims
We therefore give notice that we win attend
To the duties, Of our said appointment. nc the
dwelling house Of Harvey Lawrence. ia said
Canaan, on the last Mondays in July and
September nexr, at one o'clock 10 The aiter-
noon on each Of said days.
M SILAs@FRANKLIN,x Z Counts
EDMoND DUnNlNG, sioneTs.
Allpersons indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment to
4 HARVEY LAwREECE, Adm'r. i
"a Canaan. June s., 1889 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21
Litchfeld Mutual Fire Insurance
COmpafly.as ~

r N pursuance of MI Act az Interpretations
u granted by the General Assembly to the
subscribers and Others, hy the name Of ."'The
Litchheld Mutual Fire Insurance Company"
for the purpose Of insuring houses and other
buildings against loss by FIRE. onthe principles
Of mutual insurance Notice is hereby given
that the first meeting ofsaid Corpor alton will
be held at the County House IN Litch6sld.
on the first Monday fully. $50, at 2 o'clock
p. M. for The purpose Of choosing Directors
of said Corporation, and &c doing any other
business necessary Or proper 10 be done at
said meeting.
LEONARD GOODWIN,
SAMUEL r.. BOLLES,
OLIVER GOODWIN.
E;kch feLk Inn % 1850 O
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21

At a Court Of Probate holden al Waterbury,
June z, 18S2-Onthe estate 81. JOHN WAR-
: NER. late Of Plymouth, deceased.
nRDERED, That the Executor exhibit
~ his Administrations account to this Court
Tor adjustment. at the Probate Office in Wa
terbnry, on the first Monday of July. 1889, at
nine o'clock 10 the forenoon; and that all per-
sons Interested in said estate may he notified
thereof. the executor will cause this order to
be published in newspaper printed in LitCh.
field, and post 4 copy thereof on the sign
post 10 said Plymouth.
q NOEL HTNMAN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

From the N. Y. Daily Advertiser Of Monday, we
copy she following additional particulars Of tho spread
Tire Cholera:--
Ry the latest dates from Canada it appears that the
Cholera waespreading nc Quebecaand Montreal with
the greatest rapidly upio the 1lth; in less than days
the Board OF HEALTH at the former place report thirty
nine new cases, thirty Of which died. mortality al
most unparalleled. There had been u 81 nearly 100
deaths in Quebec. All accounts agree that il has
reached the upper town, and thar its progress was
frighifu There undoubtedly many eontfadcto-
~ accounts from MONTREAL but the siatenents
be relied on, admit that has made alarming progress
at that place. AT La Prairie, nine miles this side, and
the opposite side TO Montreal, the cholera had bro
ken out. But we place very little dependence in any
q the stories that prevailed at 81. Johns, and pa-
We are rejoiced to see that every city and village
beyond Albany Is alive the subject, and every effort
10 making 10 arrest lis progress.
In tliis city corporation making every exer
ton 10 save our city. II becomes every citizen TO
unite in the great work Of cleanliness every house
keeper should be proiuse in the use Of Chloride Of
Lime in and about his emises. Personal cleanliness
is most important. a
From the Albany argus.
From Messrs. Gates & Go. dated
- Montreal, June IL.
and have the unpleasant and painful duty say,
that former letters alluded to, oyerchar-
geo with alarm respecting that dreadful scourge, the
cholera. The number Of cases in Quebec in the three
days, t9th 1Oh and part Of the 1l.b) and the morla
ny, were Eighifnl in the extreme. We have num-
per Of letters on which depend, and they
All agree 70 the Iact, that comparatively speaking
none get well, and death follows close TO attack. We
send you Quebec Gazette of the IIth.
mere also lNiontreai,l the cases are numerous for
the last two days, and deaihs almost numerous
orally among the lower order osocey and The inism-
peraie.
In addition TO the above, we have seen gentleman
who left Montreal on Wednesday (l3t,@ and arrived
AT Whitehall in the Phoenix, the latest steamboat, who
down to that day, AZ least fifty cases had occurred a.
MODtreal, neary all Of which fatal. Great alarm
prevailed every where, though the cases were neary
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21

: = HfNKUM Che subseFibeFx %
- y Thursday last, a smallIaeR
COW. with thin neck, aud
2Az,l - ample horns for the size Of the
returning said Cow. o. Who win give ibIorna-
ton where she can be found. shall be suifahly
rewarded. ERASTUS a.. LORD.
Litchy eLd. June 20, 1889 q
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21
lTEMs-sELEc,rl I,

Death ofG Founding Some days since, says the
Albany Evening Journal, gentee looking female, ace
companied by gentleman called at the house Of an
elderly woman ID Churcs,reet with an infant which
they desired her 10 take Of. They declined gv-
ing their names, hut told the woman she would find
letter in the Post-O Office containing 100 dollars and
that asimar sum would be RENTED in the same way,
at proper intervals long the child remained with
her. The'woman took tho child, called the next day
at the Pos,Ofice, and received the letter with the
500 enclosed. The child fingered along in feeble
about two months old. Every thing in relation to its
parents remaias = mystery.
IA The diference.--We have one subscriber, and bur
one, who is two years in advance We have hundreds
who are two years and more in Arrears Conn. Obs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21

-.
CasaaIty.--on. s1lnFRag eflsrabon ian. sUout 3
o'clock, a. Mr.. Join slcRs 81 this viIIsas, ased -
was at work ia ne Geld, hoeing, in coavany a Z I
son and 'neighbor, about mile and a half from
home, he snddealy dropped down, and instantly exps-
red-it was very warn, and he was probably over
come by the heat. Mr. Stone was one Of our oldes,
residents. In the war of the revolution he served two
or shree years in the militia: and under the act Of
Congress passed at the present session would have
been entitled to pension. -
We received few daysago from the publishers, in
Boston, small volume entitled "The North Anseri-
can Arithmetic, Part Second uniting oral and wrii.en
exercises, in corresponding chapters Shy Frederick
Emerson" &C.. The First Part, which was publish
ed several months since, extremely simple Illus
rated BY CUTS and calculated expressly for young be-
ginners in cyYhsring. The Second Pat is, 1--WE
should judge from The slight examination that we have
been enabled 10 make Of very valuable. II presents
to the mind Of the learner, further advanced than
when he siudiedh FIRST part, the nature % his sudy
in the simplest and cearest Manner and leads him on
step by step, in easy aud familiar way, 10 the Ill
tainment Of the higher branches ofarithmetic. Ano-
tller Part is promised at future day
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21

A Post O6iee has recently been established in the
sOuIheasierY part Of the town Of Salisbury, 10 this
eounsYs eallsd LING Resk Post OGes-AIiIO Barnsn,
Esq. Post Master. n.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21

AaOkher Patriot gcne.-By slip from The Office OF
the Camden Journal, have received The mournfuI
intelligence that thar venerable relic Of revelation.
airy glory"-at the patriot and the patriarch Of
bis country's history" General Eampeer, Of Souih
Carolina, Is more! lie departed this life al bis
residence at Souih Mount the ls iast MAJ. Intel
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-06-21
MARRIED.

Is MAHRlEU. a8SsS
Tn New Haven, John b. Van Ness, Esq. Of Coum-
ba Go. N, Y. 10, Miss Frances r. De Forest; Mr..
Charles B. Taylor, Of Buffalo, N. Y. to Miss Maria
Fitch: Mr.. Henry A. Hurlbart, 10 Miss Susan X.
Canada Timothy Cook, Esq. Of Jefferson, tOhio,) to
Mrs. Lucy Frary Mr.. VIM. w. Ward, to Miss Sarah
BurriIl; Mr.. Calvin Demng, " Miss Lucy Ann Pow
ers. ~
I In East Hartford. Mr.. John Kennedy, ". &c Ohm
sted, Ohio, to Miss Esther Weles.
DIED,
In Hebron, Mr.. Jehiei Wilcox, 81; Mr.. Daniel
Brown, IS.
Al Reading Pa. on the 10th inst. Gen. Joseph Heis-
ter, formerly Governor Of Pennsylvania.
In Hartford, Mr.. Manning Goodwin, ~.
In East Hartford Mrs. Miriam Hosmer, 76.
In North Coventry, Col. Elisha Edgcrton, aged76
Mr.. Samuel Lille, aged rs.
In Glastonbury, Miss Mary Welles, 70.
In New-Hartford, Mrs Lucina, wife Of Mr.. Enan
Spencer, AZ.
In Lisbon, Mr.. William Potter "a. &
In Durham, Thomas LYNN, Esq Sc.
At New-London, Mrs. Sarah Rogers, 76; Miss
Peggy Miller, 81.
II Tennessee on HE 7ah ali. Hon. John Rhea for.
merry member cf Congress, 70.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
CONDITION OF ENGLAND.

OF all the evidences of the deplorable condition
OF the humber classes in England, that furnished
by the following article from an English paper, is
tho most striking, shocking and decisive The
export Of yeang women English women of all
others-Chrstian women-as an article of mer-
camille speculation, is new and terrible chapter
in the history of mankind. The Government
which has reduced noble people to the un.
speakable misery which The fact mports-ought-
but we despair of finding language strong enough
to convey the feelings of execration which it in
spires Let us trust in the justice of Heaven, that
the naughty aristocrat and still more detestable
priesthood which have brought merry England to
such a pass, arc even now about to pay tho penal.
ty of their long expressions.
EXPORT ENGLISH WoMEN-The Princess
Royal, Captain Young sailed from Deptford on
Thursday morning, for Hobart's Town, Van Die
mems land, and has taken out from two to three
hundred females, widows and spinsters; four clergy
men 1--WE have not heard of what ordcr) one sur
geon, and assistants. Not the least curious part
OF this ''new system" of export is, that n "frcnd
IAN old tca-doaler) is stated to be the shipper This
| is a new discovery, and no doubt will not only he
safer but much more prolific than the cold mines y
even the "Rcal Del Monte" which were discover
ed in 1928. We seriously advise few more of the
| 'o!d tea-dealcrs," who have worked out the
'Tea-mine," to go and do likewise We hear there
are hundreds and hundreds more to be sent from
other ports of England and Ireland. There arc
Commissioners appointed for this 'netc ,rork s. in
order to eDticc our fair country women to cmicrate
they give bounty of fS to each, from the age of Is
to so years, so that old England will still have
the privilege ofretaning the old ladies and children
and all this is going on in every port Of the king
dom, whilst our brave and gallant Duke proclaims
to the world that No Reform is wanted in ENGLAND
| We sincerely wish he had witnessed, as we did
this heartrending of parting between fathers
mothers, and brothers, and these young women!
| Commercial Gazette
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
THE CHOLERA!

We lay before the rcadcr-and VIC beg leave TO call
the immediate and emphatic attention Of tho city au-
thorites to thcm-further, moro minute and more
alarming accounts, Of the spread Of the Cholera in
canada The existence Of Cholera is not only
distinctly asccrtaincd, but its type is of the most
malignant kind. In Quebec, up to the evening" of
The 10Th, out of Gfiyninc cases, forfy- fre deaths
had occurred; mortality exceeding even Asiatic
ample. The disease rapidly spreading in the
Provinces
The interior of the State, and tho city of New
York, appear, from the public prints, to be in
great CONSERVATION. 1t reported that ono case
of Cholera had occurred at Pattsburg; and if the
disease communicates by contagion, it cannot he
doubted from the constant and great intercourse
between New York and Canada, that it will speed
lily exhibit itself in that State. Happy, indeed if
like the Small Pox, it communicated only by con-
tagion! Human prccaution in that case, might en-.
cage 1t, might chain it down to localities. But it
moves in mystery, and mortal sagacity has not
guessed the mode Of its propagation.
we may escape, but it is not probable. Unhap-
ply inc Pestilence has reached our shores at the
Fpost dangerous season, when the heats of summer
c"routo their aid to PROSTATE the energies Of the
'ramc' and to let in disease. We ought to assume
'hat 1t nil ossal us in its terrific progress round
tho world We ought TO organize for the recon
ton OF the enemy. We ought to Weld to no s;IIv
panic, nor give way TO morbid fears thsnsolves.
the known and formidable allies If ,I,o ,oo,;,oro
We must bo cool and composed, but bs A. the same
time, cautious, vigilsnt and active Let tho city
Gas IN No" Yerk) 70 'iea7sed IL all 20 purie;.s--
streets, 'lloy', especially back yatde, ceare, and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
CoNGRESs-THE TARIFF.

on Saturday, the Senate, after transacting some
business OF interior moment, at ono o'clock, went
into secret session, and remained SO gagged until
adjournment Crhc question OF the Name boundary
Is supposed to have occupied tho Senate, in thor
recent frequent and long secret scssions.)
The House on Saturday, sat elercn hours, the
Tariff chiefly engaging their attention. Our Ii.
mits to-day exclude the usual notice of their pro-
ceedings No vote however taken, or result
reached Mr.. Burgess addressed the Committee
OF tho whole for six hours in a mastery speech on
the principles of tho Tariff. We shall rcpublish his
speech, and that of Mr.. Davis Of Massachusetts,
spoken of MS of the highest order Of abty-op
the side of the Tariff, and Mr.. McDuGie's against
it, also very highly eulogised We feel little of tho
partizan on tho subject, and wish only to enable
the Virginia reader to do, what the Richmond En-
qurer has never permitted him to do--nnderzta NJ;
the question. That sided print publishes only
what promotes its views a. the moment.
The House was without n quorum repeatedly on
Saturday, and the greatest Impotence begins to
appear. The Nat. Int. thinks day or two more
will terminate the Tariff deliberations. We have
no doubt that reasonable bill will be passedsuch
an one as ought to satisfy the South Tho state
of the world ought to admonsh the rejecting and
the reasonable, to be contcnted with the happy
destiny Of this Country and to bear partial evils
for the sake of the aggregate and every where else
unparalleled blessings it enjoys.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
CHARLOTTESVILLE CONVENTION.

The U. States Telegraph dsaPProvcs Of the
mode adopted by tho Charlottesville Convention.
to ascertain the preference of the Poopo between
Van Buren, and Barbour, and very truly observes
that 'tho bias of tho Caucus Electors is all for
Van Buren,, and the proposition will throw all pou-
trails against Mr.. Barbour" True-and not all
ucutrals merely, but that more numerous class, the
uniformed; for possessed of Legislative organiza.
ton, all such will be drilled by tho County Com.
mittccs. In truth, the Charlottesville Convention
like the Quakcr's mare who hanged herself has mir.
gied IT,
Gen. Green too, has tho Independence 10 disco.
vcr dissatisfaction at tho unanimous nomination Of
Jackson for reelection, by that Convention Was
thcre man in it., who really felt confidence in
Jackson? Was there one who was not most tho.
roughly convinced Of his unworthinsss for tho sta
ton, and whose hoart did not refuse sanction 10
the declaration OF confidence in him. Was there
orc ~ao ,aus Ysco1raorEoi III, ro.e.eotioa that
'S'eTea h'n1 more worthy Of tf1;. t.,21 Taa ecsoa