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SALE NEGEOES, &C.

l(l .rtue Of deed ri trust, executed TO the sub
, scrber. by COL John i. GRAY, bearing date the
10Th day ri Dctnbrr, ISL, and OF record III the
Clerks office ot bedford County Court shall, by
the direction of the persons for whose benefit the
deed WAS made, Friday, the Bird day of July, lr35,
in the town Of Liberty. bedford county proceed 10
SELL To the highest bidder, the following slaves. IL
vii Lows Eady, Rachael Rice. Little Charles, Al
len, Pauna, Ned, Amy, and their Two children, Bill
y and Edmond Peter aud Harriet, and any increase
of the female slaves. will also, the day, OF
the next day sell 10 the hlghe, bidder at public
ton, all his the SAID GrayS Horses, stock of Cattle,
Hogs, and Sheep, with all his farming Utensils, two
sets Of BlacksmthS tools, all his Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, and all the crop of tobacco,
grain, and of every description.
Teuns--A credit of one, two, and three year, will
be given. the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, 10 secure the purchase money.
The sale OF all he Personal Property, except the
Slaves, will take place al Col. Glay's Home house.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee.
hpril % ids
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fALL ON Henry Brotcn, Jr. Bank square tor the
y most Fashionable GOODS, for Ladies and
Gehtlemcn lie Is receiving and opening, a large
Stock OF beautiful articles, and will continue To re-
ceWe, from time TO time, New and Fashionable Goods
as last as they appear in New ork and Philadelphia
Just 10 hand, TO be soid at Reduced Prices:
Cloths, Ca>Smeres and French Linens,
Costly Marscllcs and other Ncstngs
New patterns of Plaid Silks,
PLAIN and figured Silks, various shades
\ large and beautiful assortment of Painted Mus
Inns which will be sold little over cost.
London Cacos finest patterns,
French and American do.
Plaid, Striped and Plain Glasgow Gmghans
Ladies Crayats, very pretty,
Best Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gloves and MiDts
DO. do. do. Cotton and SILK Hosiery
Plaid Cause Ribbons, beautiful,
Ribbons assorted
Fresh Linens Cambria and Muslins
Ladies' Shoes, made TO order, last pattern.
Gentemens fine Boots and Pumps,
Extra fine Tuscan Bonnets,
Ready made Skirts, for the Summer.
Necklace of )erbyShlre Spar that are very like The
finest Pearl,
\ few pair of the finest Gold and Pearl Earrings,
bought at Auction aud will be sold low to
get out of the trade.
French Caps. and Embroidered Ladies' IIandkcr-
chiefs,
Bead RetculeS and Purses.
Large and small strans OF Coral,
Together with great variety of ScaSonabk GoodS
such as are generally used by families
May II Is
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CHEAP GOODS.

FINllE subscriber IS now opening the first OF his
L Spring Goods, comprising an assortment of the
most fashionable styles, of the latest lmporatlons,
such as
Plain and figured Silks, (of all shadcs,)
White and Colored Satins,
Black Satins and Lcvantines,
Maeon Italian, Lustring and other Black Silks,
White and Colored Florences,
Fancy Handkerchief (of every dcscription)
Linen Cambria llandkcrchcts
Cambria and Musns,
Jaconet, Null and Swiss do.
Striped and Checked do.
Superior French Musns,
large assortment of Cacos
Irish Linens and Lawns,
Besides
Blue, Black and Fancy Colored Cloths,
Black and Colored Summer Cloths, Brown and
White DrillingS,
Silk and other Nestings, white and colofed Sat
teens,
Roam CaSSmeres and Stripes, very cheap
Apron and Counterpart Checks,
81 and IL Brown and Bleached DomeStics, &c.
With general assortment of Goods, which will be
sold at prices to please. ROBERT KYLE.
Apnl2 20 Is
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"A New supply OF Dr. II. Whites
Vegetable Tooth Ache Drops.

'1NllE only specific offered to the public from
i which permanent and radical cure may be obtain
ed OF that dsagreeabe pam the ooth-ache with all
lis attendant evils such as ractrng the jaw in cN-
tracing the Teeth, which often proves more painful
than The Iootll-achc itself and cold passing from the
decaycd Teeth To the Jaw, thence to the head pro
duclng rheumatic affection, with many other un-
pleasant effects such dsagreeable breath and taste
IN the mouth, Nc.-all OF which are produced from
foul OF decaycd Teeth
] ann happy to have it in my power to offer to the
world Il remedy that will not only remove the pain
nine times out OF ten, if property applied, but PR
serve the Teeth from further decay, and arrest the
disease IN such as are dccayng and have not com
menced aching, restoring them to health and useful
= Certificates of Dentists and PLY slcians-al>o.
Directions ior using, accompany each bottle
For sale by II. STABI.ER. Druggist
Lynchburg.
Bel & Richards, Liberty.
John p hi-cc, Salem.
j. $. Crockett, Cristimsburg.
June -, l135 ofl2m
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Tobacco Land for Sale or Rent.

4 WISH to sell a valuable tract of Land in the
county of Amherst, adjoining the residence of
Mai. \. TaliafcrrO, containing 600 acrcs,--abont
250 acres are cleared, and is productive in grain,
the remainder is in woods, nearly all of which would
produce tobacco of the finest quality. Onths tract
is a comfortable dwelling, and TIC water is good
and plentiful
also wish rent several large bodies Of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, on very rea-
sonablc terms. Persons inclined to buy or rent,
would do well to give me an early CALI and view
for tlcnsclyes. ~. DRI1MMOND.
Amherst, juno Is is
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Valuable Land, near Lynchburg, for Sale.

DUkSUANT To the last will and testament of
1 Landon Cabell, dec. | offer for. sale that
very valuable tract of Land, belonging the estate
of said eccdent, situated on llaniss creek in the
of Amherst. about six miles from the town of
I.ynchburg near the stage road leading from Lynch
burg To Charlottesville, and containing 5i4 acres
more OF less The contiguity "a this estate to the
iynchbrg market, and the fertility of It's soil,
der it object peculiarly deserving the attention of
capitalists.
The terms will be made very accommodating, and
will be made known application. Possession will
he delivered the purchaser the LIST day OF Janu-
airy next, and he will have the privilege of sowing a
crop small grain the land the usual IN
the coming fall
Should not effect private sale previous to the
LIST day of August next the said land will, on that
dav be exposed to sale on the premises. by way of
public auction :; al which tltnc The terms of s;,lc,
(Which, as before stated, will be accomInodating~)
will be disclosed.
The title the land is believed to be unqnestions-
bly, good b,u acting merely executor will on
~ convey such title as vested in nv the will of
IN testator CUISWELL DABNEY. Ex'm.
ofLandon Csbslf, dee.
June ~ If
- The Editors Of tho charlottesville Advocate
viii please publish the above for month, aud for
" ,rd their account 10 this Office for payment
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MP FERRIS CELEBRATED LINIMENT,
DUMFRIEs'
0P II Ne vs. TIE X.

I,OR Sore or lnfamed Eyes, gives immediate
L ease and relief On recent sore eyes, the etct {
IS most sauary.-Nhcrc lie complaint has been
for years standng and in exceeding bad cases,
the most unexpected and desirable rcliet has cu
found IN the of this Eye Water after eyefv o'au
remedy had failed. Many persons who H. ased it.
pronounce the best preparation FOR these complaints
they have ever met with, especially in Of
ness or Inflammation Of long standing. Price -
cents bottle.
=, None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor, T. KID
DER immediate successor to the late DIR. W. 4. Con-
way For sale at his Counting Room, over No. 90
Court Street near Concert Hail. Boston, and also by
his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
J. 7. y J. +. ROY ALL, lynchburg.
Nav
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A REMEDY FOR
NJ KHE T.Ns1TxSsN!

,u,IJE excruciatng pain, the decrepltude and de
formity and the premature old age which are
.la.s, attendants of this disorder, are suffered by
many from despair of cure or disappointment IN
NV, e;racy of the numerous pretended antldotes used
IL. .aract This purpose. Blu, those who have made a
fair trial of
mr. IEBBS CELEBRATED LlNlMENT,
-, :; eases Of long standing, and of the most Sc
o character have received certain rcllei, and many
,ye been cured in few days, some III ~ hours. as
number of persons in Boston and vicinity have very
1, testified Certificates are in the possession OF
,bq proprietor proving the most thorough aud sur
prsng cures by means of this powerful 'nnmen'' IN
o;ol ,rbr Iiniment is also used with success for
bruises sprains nunbness, stiffness OF the joints,
chilbains, &c.
Price % cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

Old Friends.-During the last visit of the U.
:. ship United States, at Noura, Captain Dacrcs,
the former commander of the Guerrero came
INTO that port in command of the English line-of-
battle-ship Edinburgh-hc Immediately, upon his
introduction to Capt Ballard, inquired after his old
triend, CommoIoie IinU.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

The citizens of \. Orleans have already witness
,cd an early and beautiful illustration Of the charter
lately granted to the Gas Company The Com.
pany demand more for lighting the city than the
Corporation will give, and as the Company has the
exclusive privilege for fifty years, it of course has
the dispcnsation of light darkness in its own
hands for fifty years.
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ny ELETCYER " TOLER.
TERMS
TERMS.
~. The LyMChbMrS UireiNiNn'

" l,a,,5 tIrice ireek at 81 per onnum, payable IA
pun. No paper ,eiH BE- discontinued, (bat at The
a %.e,ston ofthe Edtors until all oTearoges are paid
~, EMBELLISHMENTS tciH be inserted al
"a i.,s per square Tor leSs the first time, and 81
>" .e far each continuance. Those from distance
cen" s, b. raid for previously to their insertion unless the
,.msgf be assumed by some responsible person IN
Lgnchb@g' -. r,,o.. amaze, }. .osr pan
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and every thing in thatlinc the market will Afford
This establishment is under the superintendent
and management of Capt. THOMAS SMlrn, whose
loue acquaintance in that business, and Jealous dis
position to please WILL he hopes, give general sat
I>iaction to all those who may patronize him.
FRANCIS CALLAW ~, IoI
\. b. | would take occasion to remark, that |
have procured the services ofB. GARRETT, ESQ. as
Bar-kecpcr and general Superintendent, whose
qualifications and disposition to please too well
known here and elsewhere TO require comment.
&c, 1st
Lynchburg, June Is lw
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CORRESPONDENTS.
From the Richmond Enquirer.
col. JOIlNSON'S LETTER.

We are obliged to Mr.. Stevenson, for the fol-
lowing interesting Corcsponlcnce
May p, 1875.
Sir y Convention OF Republican delegates
from various parts of the non Ion the purpose
of selecting suitable candidates for the office OF
President and Vice President, assembled IN Balt-
more ON the 10Th instant, and agreed To present 10
their country, your name for that OF Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States. We have been request
ed To communicate toyon this nomination, and ask
Your acceptance OF the same. We take pleasure
in performing this duty, and respectfully solicit an
answer AT such time rs may Nult your con> cnlcncc
10 give one.
With sentiments oi high esteem, aud respect,
We have the honor To be, your ohcdicnt servants,
A. SrEN ENSON, PrcNiem
JAS. FE\\ER
EDW ARD CO\DIT,
UPTON :. HEATH,
II. STRANGE,
j. b. \EAIET,
ERA\kLl\ CANNON,
|irc PRESIDENTS otMc NdfioRaf taHrtRfiaR
To lhcnAnn NJ JOHNSON, Esq. OF kcntnckY.
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

APRIL, u, IS.I).
SlPERB London Calicos,
- Very rich Partisan do
Ginghams of the rarcst patterns,
Painted and Gauzc Musns,
Black Italian Silks glossy,
Blue Black Mandarine Silks,
Ribbed SILK, and other Hosiery.
With great variety Of Fancy Staple Goods, hour
Is expected. ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

There are six India Rubber Manufactures in
Massachusetts, capitals ranging from $4,000 to
100000.
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FANCY DRESS CLOTHS.

4 GENTLEMEN, wishing to supply themselves
VI with the latest and most fashionable shades
OF Fancy Cloths, requested to call nj the Staple
and Fancy Store, of
ROBINSON < ELLIOTT.
April 90 Is
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1ew Arrival of Drug s, Medicines, &C

w j. have thls ddy received a llIl supply o.
w DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS
DYE STJFFS, sc. Sc, direct from the Northern
markets. which we can recommend to physicians
merchants, and the public generally, as fresh, ecnu
me, and of the very best quality.
We have also received RaisinS, in whole and hal
boxes Figs; Punes; Citron; Preserved Ginger
and other West India Swectmeats of superior quality
Muscat Wine; Lemon syrup; Candies OF every va
rctv: and many other astcles in our line which vii
be sold ON reasonable terms. Our friends invited
TO call our stock being now nearly complete.
J. +. X }. f.. ROYAL.
June 3titoi Is
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BRlCk BUILDING, on the corner of Third
street and Second Alley, in the town of Lynch
burg, and solicits continuance of the same. IL,
peculiar situation Central, Vet retired adaps ii
TO the convenience of business as we'll II, TO the
comfort OF transient viSerS. Without promising
much, it will be his constant eNcrton To perform,
every consideration conducive To the satisfaction
OF all who may visit the house. As to SERVANTS.
OStlerS, Bar and Lardcr, he only SAYS, that his
interest is identified with that OF his guests Fam
lilies and Stage passengers prelcrrng this situation
TO others, arc offered every induccmcnt, and will
be subject 10 no inconN cnlencc ON account of the
arrival and departure of the stages Suffice it to
say that II an unremittng zeal and disposition to
please and promote the comforts of his patrons
gives HIM amy claim on the public, no one shall
leave the house dissatisfied
In addition to the Tavern establishment, he has
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SPRING GOODS.

OF TIE NEWEST STYLES
M l. take pleasure in announcing the arrival of a
W part OF our Spring Stock, recently selected
IN New York and baltimore
Beautiful Style Gmghams.
Printed Cambrcs rich figures
Splendid Painted Muslins,
A very general assortment of Calico patterns,
VERY tashionabe)
Ga Checked Cambrics, new figures,
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR:
West of England and Saxony Cloths, various
shades,
Fashionable coloured Cloths, various shades
Superb Erlninetts and Nemou Cassmercs
Black Bombazine and other Summer Goods
Country Merchants and our Customers, are
respectfully invited to examine our Stock. Being
determined to sell almost exclusively for Cash good
bargains await those that call. We hope to present
mem with monthly supplies from the Northern cities.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
April Is
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

~ BALES assorted, blcachcd and unbcachcd
~ at prices that will be satisfactory.
ROBINSON X ELLIOTT.
April 20 Is
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CLocIs AID wATcxx MAKING G..

CLoC1k AUD WATCH MAKING.
FI'lIE undersigned takes tins method OF informing
the citizens of Lynchburg and the adjacent
country, that he has commenced the business of
Clock and Match Maker,
door above the FiiNH1n Hotel and hopes from
his long experienced in business, share portion of
the public patronagr ID. ". LOVE.
MAY &
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THE WASHINGTON HOTEL.

The subscriber hegs leave
to tender the public hi,
grateful acknowle Judgements,
for the very liberal and gen
crous patronage they have
bestowed upon him since Inc
undertook the management
of this LARGE and cnmmodinu>
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We obliged To Mr. Stevenson, for the fol-
lowing interesting Correspondence
> e.,
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|irc PreSidtnts otHc Ndfionai foHrtRtian.
To hcn,np NJ JOHNSON, Esq Of kcntucky.
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RE STORATIVE
Liquors, Ire f,'t ans.

In room of the Washington Hotel, VIII
all times be furnished with the best
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RlEEAI.0S, SPRINGS.

Sit"atcd on BtsdaIoe Riror in the eomtV Of In
hcrst, ON hcman roao leading from the count
house 10 Lexington, about II miles from the
former, and - miles from the latter place
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

June p, le35
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April y,
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are paid, except at the option Of the Publisher
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Murder. In The Cincinnati Post ofths
10Th inst, are given the details of a hor-
rble scene, dying the domestic hearth
with blood, which occurred ia that city on
the same morning. 1t appears that a
certain John Cowea, a cabinet maker, OF
that place, having had q quarrel with his
wife, became enraged, and seizing an
axe, struck her blow on the head, hich
was likely to prove. Immediately fatal,
and then, seeing the effect ofthis blow on
his wife, tho wretch assaulted his two
children weeping at her side, aud des-
patched them both with the same ilistru-
ment, and then fed. The children were
ascd about 4 and . years. The murder
or was pursued without loss Of time, md
overtakcu about three miles from the CT
back, and committed TO Jail
there TO await his trial for the dreadful
deed. When taken, he said he had cx-
peeled TO suffer death for tho murder ol
his wife, aud deprived his children OF liic,
that they might not be disgraccd by bis
crime.
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A GOOD PHYSIOLOGICAL SusJrcr.-
We observe by the last Nashville Banner,
that DR. Powell, formerly of this CITY,
was TO deliver lecturs on the des'ruc-
tiveness, on the Sd inst. in that city-the
subiec, of which was TO be the head OF the
noted Murrell the hero oftho tale Of Vir-
oil A. Stewart---now confined IN the
Nashville Poniteniary.
The Legislature Of the Tennessee is
now in session. A United States Scna-
TOR is TO be chosen in place of Hug L.:
white. IL is supposed that Mr.. Ben
late Spcakor Of the House Of Represen-
taliyes will be elected,
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Rucker, the celebrated steam doctor,
who handed the whole state OF Tennessee
over to Mr.. Van Buren, at the numbug
Convention, MS if it were no more than n
holus or a dose of lobelia, is said to have
retired to the priyaces OF domestic life. II
he is not rewarded for his generosity by
a foreign mission, then there is neither
gratitude nor fellowship in the present ad-
rninistration. Boston ATLAS.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-10-31

SrxcIrrc FOR RlNawoaM. On tho au-
thority of an eminent practitioner, the fol-
lowing remedy for ringworm has been gi-
ven. M Moistcn the diseased surface fire.
quently with the common cranberry juice,
and it is said the disease is very speedily
overcome. If, in the sequel, this simple
application is found really specific, the
discoverer is deserving a gold medal. ---
Bost. Med. Jour.
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FRoN kEY WEsT.--F Further particulars
OF the late Gale The Key West En-
qnrcr OF 29,h rlt brings further accoun,.
Of the effects OF the gale on 10Th, 10th s.
l7th. Several of the disasters have been
before mentioned ,Ju, as many additional
particulars arc he 70 recorded, we publ;sb
'he statement "ihout much abriie emept.
The brig Ses-Drih, of n York, Cant
iioy;, bonnd to Mobile, with an assorted
cargo, reported in our lasi a. ashore On
atystord recf, wns carried bod,ly-t 10 th.
Beach on Key Largo, aud now lies hioh
and dry, ID feet from the water. She did
not bilge. Her cargo will bs saved prin-
cip'y in good order lage portion Of ir
has been brought TO Key West, as will DO
seen under our marine head
The ship Majestic. Of Boston, Capt
Smith. from New Orleans, with. n cargo
Of 1000 bales Cotton and 100 bds tobacco,
bound 10 Liverpool, was driven ashore a
few miles north of the light ship and will
I've totally lost. A portion Of her cargo
has arrived here, and more is On its way
down.
The brig Bakely, ofand from Portland
bound 20 Iiavuba, with cargo Of cod
fish aud l1nb.r, lies 3 or a miles north Of
The light ship No wrecLcrs had yet visit
I'd her when the vessel which has arrived
n the vicinity.
Five other vessels, names unknown.
lie on the reef, sunk, and there 10 ,eiy
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A Splendid Quarry of Scrrcntine has
just been opened near Westhcld. 1t was
known many years since, but its excellent
qualities have never been discovered till
recently. A specimen Of il, beautifully
polished has just been shown us by gen
tlcman who visited il last week. We
have rarely seen any thing of the kind
susceptible of a more exquisite lustro.--
We premise it will be a valuable scqui-
sition to the already discovered gcolog-
ical treasures of the statc.--.NorHtamPton
Courier.
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The Pre~dency.-It is well kno wn that
The Presidential question hes been post
poned in Peunsy wanna until after toe O.
lection which took place yesterday- w o.
|, der 10 AVOID the splitting of parties, which
would have resulted from the mixing of
federal politics with those Of the State
and hence it has heretofore been impossi-
bic to form any judgement ofihe real sem
timents Of the people, ss to the candidates
Tor the Presidency. The occasion for
this silence, however, being now at an
end, We may look forward to q lively and
animated discussion in the public prints.
That Mr. Van Buren has any real held
on tho affections Of the people Of the
State, we do not believe. His present
sincere supporters have been mainly pa-
ced in that position by mero'party consid-
eratipns, and their real strength will Very
nearly appear by the vote which Mr..
Muhlenberg has received. The partv
which supports Mr.. Wolfit is true, also
fight under the Van Buren flag, bui az a
body, no one believes in the sincerity Of
their professed allegiance. Individuals,
indeed, amongst them, are no doubt tho
friends Of Mr.. Van Buron, bu. the greut
mass are uncommi,ted, and will be a.
likely to 60 for General Harrison as for
him. Judge White, we are Of opinion,
has no chance ss matters stand in Penn
sylvania, and tho probability Is that the
vote Of the State will be divided betN cen
Mr.. Van Buren, General Harrison and
Mr.. Webster, but IN what proportion, 1t
will require few months to deierminy.
An unpledged electoral ticket which could
combine all the elements Of orposition to
MIR Van Burcn, would probably succeed