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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-11-14
LATE FROM THE PACIFIC. CAPTURE
OF LIMA BY rue GILLIAN ARMY.

A slip from the Office of the Bruins.
wick(Geo.) Advocate mentions the ar.
rival there, in distress, of the schooner
Olive, in 81 days from Cbagres, bound
for Now York. MIR. +. T.. Hassler,
American Consul at Panama, was pas
scnger in the Olive, and communicates
the following Interesting intelligence:
PANAMA, SEPT. 10, 1888.
BY an arrival from Guayaquil, we
have received the following intelligence,
which we extract from letters ofauthen-
tlcity from that place and Paita.
On the night ofthe 9th July the Boz
livian troops, together with two battal-
ions ofPeruvians, under Gen. Moran,
left Lima, and, or the following morn
ing, Nieto entered the city, accompa.
Ned by Orbogozo and about 1000 men,
and declared the Constitution Of 1895,
Olbegozo being named Provisional Di-
rector. On the 18th Of August, the Chi.
Ian squadron arrived off Callao, consis-
ting Of - vessels, including transports,
and ten men of war, and on the 9Th Ian.
ded at Aucon 5000 men.
The Chlians demanded twenty mill
ions of dollars, and possession orCallao,
until the arrangement should be conclu-
dod. These demands were considered
lnadmissable. They then advanced and
took Callao and Lima, after an action
in which, II is SAID, 1000 men were kill.
ed. General Gamara has been pro-
claimed President. The South still ad .
heres to the cause of Santa Cruz, who,
It is said, was within three days march
OF Lima, with an army of 5000 men.
The DAT S from Callao are up to the 22d
OF August, aud from Guayaquill to the
lst September. Orbegozo had fled tc
The mountains.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20
DEATHS.


Died. paralysis, the 10Th ut Gale Hill the r''denee Of
Dr. Minor, the OF aernhs Maj GiLLAso CArR,
in the S5,h year Of his a.e.-Me or Carr belonged 10
s'TEc race OF .orc,
Who danced our infancy upon taeir knee"
of Of whom have passed away IL
however finger behind aad illustrate TO all among
whom those dnc characteristics those pre- emil
nea, qualities which adorned Virginia gentleman OF the oden
,re. long line Of -eCnd'h who, while hiemofy
holds her scA will continue cherish the recollection OF tic
many virtues which onieared him hcn-fis friends vera nu
crau. arei kr lie left enemy behind hmhs
OF Churcyet better purer man has sefom
the bourre" Psnesyc might coud SO!
30 oss. Rsggescgi in pGe'.
7- Richmond Wing and National Ia.iseGes arc requested
copy. ,-,. ~
Died on Thur,ay morning the 18th ns about O'Clock amer
and Protrae.cd illness Mrs Eli, ~ HILL IN Inc ga
agelanving husband, Mr Newton ii and hiee
chLIon bar carly grave aud ,hei' rspafab's o
Died. McsdsyIe county Of Halifax, on ihua:y INC
l.t Instant Coone THoas DlvrSFoUr The JCth year OF ms
ascEraya-aat eulory the aim OF the winter OF h OUT
tuav depict the character OF his deceased eHd as
void of fault; but he fseI NIL who know Col d. VIII
inclined veil over has foI5es "HneVe s!
may been" ord will checr!y award 10 hi memory 'He
prie which L virtues claimed Born and raised ~ tHs1 ana
whole Of hi. life IN active hrsnes
with Tho people county ne h7s h grave leaving
scarcely behind: whilst warm friends VIII ons
cho, lively OF his many sNcelcn, qualities AZ
m officer uriH, he distinguished himself by III, oHce
his oiIics ard " hr I!laht Ak
enon 20 their well their discipline man
he oyed his District ycaEshavn- oeeo eicc
cd And although al last deeateu
af - rciourds alike 10 the honor Of ne
man aud The D;,trict that which resulted ~ hrs
political grounds alone and without
thar ner=onal v'uperaton and s!ande which 100
often disgrace our political conflicts.
~ viii the Whisbc pleased to rePub'h this notice:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20
VirsTufa state EGttcry.

For The Genrlll OF Tie Town OF WeIIs6urg.
Class No for 1888.
TO be drawn al Alexandria, Va, Dec. s, 1888.
SPLExDlD ScuEME.-$30,0O 0 10000, GGOO, $40,
5000 800 1000 so Prizes of 1000, 20 OF &c., 20 of
800, 1913 of 200, I26 Of 100, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-Shares in proportion.
certificate OF Package Of % Tickets with be sen! for
Substitutes and Quarters in proportion.
IL Please address,
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond, Ia,
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
Of the Eagle, who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
~ b. Orders in all strictly confidential.
II Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the prompt attention as personal APP
pca,on and the result sent (when reques!ed) immed.
uely after the drawing.
Nov 90 56-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20
FOH TIE ENQUIRER.
Tn lie Hon. W.M e. RITES.

To the Hon H.M. L. RiILS.
Permit an old friend address you few lines-one,
i,o las on other occasions given you some evidence
of his being what he processes 10 be- lie IS not n0i7
vour enemy although he differs widely with you on the
grea, question which is agitang the country, mean,
Of course the Independent Treasury approach you
with no hostile views leelings have none towards
you But, as Southern MAINS FrgInan-l seek
from YOU information the subject OF report which
has gained much credenee, deeply Affecting you MOI 3ny
az public mnn-as Senator Of Virgina-5ut as Viz.
pinian might obtain The information desired by pr
ya,c letter (ahough correspondence, which lasted
for many years, has, from some cause 10 ne unknown,
been suspended for twelve months) and my o,1H
mind might be satisfied but this is subject in which the
State Interested and many desire 10 have true slate
of the facts You speak out or authorize some
friend do is erpccted by your friends o. all par
es-The report 10 which alude, first made Its appear
ance in the Baltimore Patriot "a Wing paper IN the form
of letter from orespondent under date OF The 18th
September. Soon after, il was published IN the wing
papers of Philadelphia, and recently in The Wing and
abolition papers of New York the latter, win h'ghy
complimentary notices. Here II is:
sir Senator RirtS ha, recently rrihtn 10 JTena IN
PHILADELPHIA in hieh he demonstrates earnestly against
any Conservative (Rtaren scre the 'Har) grSs ms r0
for POrttr. The gentleman 10 whom the irtler was
addressed declines have II pub!!shed-bHt mas Ic'
come kroirR md is already h1r!ng Jcn.tctas eject
SGch is The substance of letter SAID to have been
written by OF Virginia S sons-a Repuhican-a 80
nator-Can this be so: DID any frgh'ah Zee! caneu
ON 10 in any manner with the cleo
tor; And least Of ALL could Senator-one, whom
Virginia has delighted to honor throw his influence in
the scale Of an Abolitions-l had almost SAID. an OH
cialy avowsd Abolitionis!: (see GOV, lIIne,
to The Pennsylgsna Legislature the subject Of hes'rs
Buchanan and slcKeans vote hope, fer the repu'
ta,ion of Virgnia-fo his own reputaon-to the fspu
ta,ion Of the South-it is not IT, however, It should
turn 10 be true long, and hna adeu must Oe Do
don tn him who has forgotten what is due 10 his Stale
aad 10 himself, by one who is, and aicays has been
A REPuBLicAx THE OLD School
NJ We have no personal knowledge OF the tacis-but
we NAV repea, what stated some time since mat We
were informed BY letter from Philadelphia, thats gen
,Iem,o had seen Mr. Rves letter, and that there was
nothing in i, like the contents ascrbed 10 by the Cor
RESPONDENT OF the B. Pa.lot-Ednor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20
EsfasGEE'S
Exchange and LOTTERY Office,
Drawn Numbers OF the AIexandri. Lottery, Glass A

Drawn Numbers Of the Ale1andria Lottery, Class A,
dawn November II, l533-SI0 100 900 Capital:
73 ~ 6 81 ~ 3 SO 60 81 GO 65
Ticke,-Nos 0 42 %, capital prize Of $4,000, sent
by Certificate 10 the Country, and will be paid at sight
by Biggtr; whole ~ 50 -, prize Of $500 sold to
gentleman in Richmond and paid usual, at sight by
Bigger Besides the above, numerous other srns! prizes
OF $50 5000, $780, &c, all sold and paid Hs usual,
a, sight, at Fortunes Home.
Vert best Lottery
" $4,000, $4,000, 10000, &c, &c.-To be drawn
18th December, 1883.
Tickets SlO-Halves S5-Qua,ters 50 so.
For Grand Capitals, be particular To address
THOMAS Is. BIGGER,
Richmond, Ia.
Nov % 56--U
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COMMUNICATED.
TO mONEGA.

YOU object 10 Mr.. Tyler, because he white washer
OF the u. S Bank and suggest, If SIR. Rves be dis.
placed, james Mcdowell. Esq Has Mr.. Mcdowell al.
ways been opposed to u S. Bank; Was be not, few
years since playing the terms, Bank and the Gank?
Opposed To the United States Bank but Bank might
be Incorporated that he might be disposed to su.lain
But Mr. Mcdowell is with John G. Calhoun-ior
the divorce, and therefore in the catholic faith; and
ought, therefore, suppant that long tried talented and
faithful servant WIN. &. RYes, who ~ opposed, and has
ever been opposed 10 tie Bank Bank, and an Execu.
tive Bank, tseiy styled Sub. Trsasury-Who was in
fayer OF supprsssing all Bank notes OF small amount
gradually ,h reby get specie into circulation, and
place i! in The power of the Governments if so disposed
collect the in specie, without cersnglng The
commerce and business Of the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20
MARSHALL TEaEATRE3.

IL Until farther notice, the doors will open at half
pas. 6-Perormance (Oversure) 10 commence ala quar-
ter pus,7
Two New PfECEs.
Second appearance cf Mss KNEAss On years ofage)
Tuesday Evening November 20, will be Prcsented The
admired Farce of the
bath Road.
Ellen. Miss Angelica Tom, Mr.. knight.
Ynrnsh Mr. Roberts. Capt, Rambleton, Thompson.
In the course Of The piece, the favoe Duet, "Hhea
a Little Farm keep" by Miss Angelica and MIR
Knight
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

supero, Court Law and Chaneey for the county
Of enrico and the city OF Richmond held at the Capoia INC
said city, Saturday, the st day Of April, le3':
Usysd That the Clerk OF this Court TO giTe notice BY puDa
the pGted the city, OF the following esua'
ous which have been adopted BY thi, Court with 10 iacI-
ltale the of the business thereof:
l. judicial days Of each tenn will be devoted 10 The
civil business will be transacted
PERIOD be of such urgent and mportan, cha
require the action the Court. and except
motion! delivery bonds. .
A0er period the criminal bu
snes civil docket will be called, and
will tried continued as hey are called No cause
will trial after called, unless under very special and
peculiar Punciua Attendance Will be expected oil
all parties and witnesses in the Court
g. After criminal snd law dockets s'e disposed OIL
tho chanc docket VIII br taken sad called twice Upon no
FIST calling, coueei viii be permitted 10 take causes
but the Court will cause thus taken 10 DC pre-
pared tho counsel concened and ready upon
the second calling Of tho docket, he ubmed 10 the Court
t. Motion he submitted by COUNSEL day alter TIE
eamcs docket taken up and after the calling Of the docket Tor
the day Is completed.
A Copy-Tes;c, J. ROBINSON, c. C.
Alteration paes and ~incsc. in suits is requested to
the above. J. ROBINSON, C!srk.
S0v20 5S-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20
Notice 10 Contractors.

c received Office OF the Company in the city Of Rich
ont until 18th day Of Deccmber for the construction Of Tho
,cu.lrc, across Stavsi and Porr'd-n creeks
The specifications will 81 exhibited At the ONCE until
.ho ,;,,. Of the ,eiay. CHARLES ELLETT. ia,
" Chef Eagassr Of The j. X. Il. Co.
SID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

EEMALE EDUCATION-T frsl session of Mrs.
T. MIRA 4. SovrHGATE's SCHOOL, for the ins,ruc-
ton of young ladies', will commence the 18th January,
1880, and terminate the las. Of July, in which will be
laugh, polite English Education, French and Music:
The scholastic term will embrace 10 months divided
into two sessions which will close the 18th December
Pupils may be entered at any time during The session. as
there will be charge previous 10 entrance; bat no de-
duclion for absence, unless for protraced indsposon.
It very desirable that young ladies' should be entered
at early period as it contributes greatly 10 the proper
arrangement Of the schooi
Mrs. Sou,hga,e has engaged Miss HrAcIsTH GAnsr1r
of Essex county 10 take charge Of her school, with the
belief that she is entirely competent 10 the task, and
hopes that all who may commit their children TO her in
sruc,ion will not be disappoined-Dus attention will
be paid 10 the and morals Of The young ladies,
as we'll as their comfortable accommodation.
TRIMS.
Board and Tuition payable quarterly in adVance) $40
Musc AZ
French 10
Bed, bedding, towels ana candles (f not provided
Washing D
Books and stationery furnished if required al the Book
store prices.
Locust Cottage, King & Queen
Nov. 90 56-N2t D2 Ja'y2t F2t
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4 Blacksmith, Miller, &c for sale

4 BldeEsmitA, Miller, &c for sale.
THYHE subscriber will sell, Wednesday, the goth OF
al December If fair, it not the next fair day. at Mill
Grove, in the county Of Meck!enburg credit OF IL
months, perhaps valuable plantation BLACKSMITH,
as is in the State Also, excellent MILLER, well ac
qpain,ed with The manufacturing OF Flour, having been
engaged in manufacturing mill for upwards OF twenty
years Also, likely and smart GIRL cun be found;
an old WouAS Two HoEsEs; one yoke ofOxrs; one set
Of BIacksmhs Tools with household and kitchen fur.
niture Bonds, with approved security, will be required
all ten dollars; under that amount cash
will be expected. JAS. w. OLIVER.
Nov 20 5G-S5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

letter from London, received by the Great Western
states that Earl Spencer, late Lord Ahorp, will pro.
badly succeed Lord Durham in Canada The late Mr.
John Randolph used to speak of Lord A. ss the most
honest statesman in the British Empire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20
FOR TIE E.S0CIRER.

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Itz with reluctance tina, the Democracy Of Cupeper
are constrained 10 abandon Col Linn Banks, and run
some other candidate unless Convention is called Ivy
the District, and he shall be the nominated man-Ihen,
they are willing that he shall represent them in the next
Congress Of the United States If their vote, shall avail
any thing. But on the contrary, should he refuse to
place his claims before Convention, cannot, as in.
ependen reemen, cast votes tor him. and Will this
District submit 10 condition go Illuminating: Are they
willing to rcnquish all their rights for llc selfish pur-
poses OF any man: There 100 much pride IN TINS DIS
irct The Democratic voters Of CU pepper cannot OBJ
Iect TO Col Banks politician yet we do obectl any
ma tina; will not, for the sake OF union, be willing 10
submit 10 a Convention, where the general sentiments
Of our friends may be known and expressed and union
and harmony be the result o their concerted action and
The Of their choice fairly placed before u.s. as can
dlGate for SURFACES. We would like Mr.. William
Smith Of Cuipeper become candidate for Congress-
urged him become candidate attbe las. e!ccton
but he resisted solicitations, and insisted that
should unite in the election Of Col Banks. 1t was i'm.
possible for the Democracy TO call Convention NJ the
last election owing TO its being at hand which
Col. Banks knew and he accordingly the man sup
ported by our party; and he owes his election TO u.s.
Is he IN willing trust in Convention snd other por
lions Of the Democracy; Why shoud Col. Banks fear
a Convention: Is il because he ia of opinion that he
will not be tie nominee of that Convention? II he is
of that opinion ard he unwilling 10 place ls Claims
before The Convention should not be stited by any
se-h aGgrandIzernent OF his, but call Convention and
nominate a candidate We cannot think that Colonel
Banks friends wish that he should be candidate, re.
sarJess of party. Principles, and not
NE n should govern conduct yet IN making choice,
should be careful 10 bring forward the strongest man
in the District! that the entire Democracy may rally
with alacry the polls, in order 10 defeat our political
adyetsavies We see in This District, where the Demo.
cracy have about four five hundred majority, that by
the want Of union has been reduced TO the meage mao
y of thirteen. We the supporters OF Col Banks
last Spring hut will not be again, unless he place his
claims before q Convention Of the District and We the
choice thereof. MANY FoTERs or CrLPEPER.
NuY. l2h, Is:,S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

"a rEAMBOAT SALE POSTPONED-The sale of
~ the u. S Steamboat ESGISEER, advertised 10 take
place at Old Point Comfort Va, the 10Th instant, is
Postponed. [56-lll Nov 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

HHRINTING INK Just received at this office, a
q supply Of Johnson celebrated News Ink. for win
ter use, which will be sold for 80 cents per pound, tor
s.b Noy2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD.
thu income Of the Eibmondi fredericksburg
snd Railroad Company from ln.poaon for The year
sntir. Let November S compared m the year ending the
-N....r
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OVERTURE TO TANCREDI.


To be followed By the successful Farsea OF the
.Ictress of all Work.
Maria with song, Miss Kneass
Country Girl, song, knea's
Misc Flourish Kneass
Mrs Gooddy Stubbins, song, Kneuss
MIR Iouu1e kneass
nj Josephine Dance, kneass
Manager, Mr. Newton. Frederick, MIR. Kneass
After which, DANCE, by Master TIrrs.
To Conclude with the new Operet!a Of the
SayiSs Cottage.
Lssete, Miss Angelica.
Ianneuc. Frank.
Iouisa Knee.s.
Corporal ThaI, Mr Thompson
Soldier Grickes, kneass
NATZ, n. KNIGHT.
M To.Morrow Evening MIR. GEO JONES will
make his second appearance in Shakspeares character
of OTHELLO. Emilia, her first appearance in Rich
mond, Mrs. CLEVE.
Rules and Regulations.
u Tickets and seats secured daily at Mr.. Hoyts Of
Theatre from II to g P. NJ, and from 4 TO 5, p NJ
Tickets mus, be used upon the evening Of the day that
they are purchased excepting Certificates TO the
trary.
o. Doors open at half past o'clock. Performance TO
commence al past7 o'clock precisely transferable
Season Tickets $50. Season Tickets mo: ,IsnsfeIIabe)
$25. ~ u. Season Tickets not admitted al Bene-
fits. Large private Box GA sea1l go Small frrats
Box az seats) $40 Single Box Ticket, 81. Upper
Circle IS cents Pit, % cents. FRS, Gallery flor
Mu!aoes) so cents Second Gallery, % cents Checks
not transferable
Nov. 70 at-h
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Daniel Webster Of Massachusetts put nomination for
Vic President and received the Of ll9.
Resolutions then adopted, against all secret as
socations, against the SubTreasury, &c. Commit.
tee appointed 10 frame Address, and copies Of
these proceedings ordered to be sent 10 Gen Har
rison and Mr Webster.
The Philadelphia National Gazette Of Friday "a lead
ing Wing paper said be in the confidence Of the Bank
Of the U. S y endorses the nomination. ltdecares that
"The proceedings Of this body, representing as il did,
numerous aud respectable constituency firmly attached
to Wing principles and Wing men, and spread over Sc
veal Of the most intelligent and important States in the
Union, cannot but exercise influence the Presi-
DENTAL question, for which it congregated II is
presumed that General Harrison and Mr. Webster will
accept Of The nominations Of President and Vice Presi
den, rendered TO them respectively by The Convention
.4nOtier Sign!-The (Whig) members of the State
Convention OF Rhode Island have adopted their former
Resolution to nominate WILLIAM HENRY HAIR.
RlSON Of Ohio, for the Office Of President of the u
S,aes And in making this nomination. this Committee
express their own high sense of that gentlemsns Re-
publican virtues his distinguished public services his
integrity and his devotion 10 the rights Of the people
The Harrison Stock seems 10 be rising in The Hhg
market!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

communication Of Madison the Address OF the Com
Committee ia hc Enquirer OF the 6;h h sentence OF the
% paragraph charter ispned for The sentence
The Committee conscious that not able to al
the New York merchants recommend tho
Introduction Of Charter credits, instead OF sh1r credits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

~ We bespeak the patience of Correspondents
"Cato." and "A Friend TO the Silk Business, the
Silk Culture, will appear in next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

The following is small sketch OF very fine Schemes
for the month Of December. Orders respectfully
lici,ed wi:hOu, delay. Please address v
d. NJ HOYT,
IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

Buren, with strong sentiment Of confidence, we 90 for
him now more strongly-more Than ever.-Bui more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

Buren, with strong sentiment Of confidence, we 90 for
him now more sirongly-more Than ever.-Bui more
Ihig Signs Gen Harrison is on the advance io the
Wing ranks. The Philadelphia Advertiser raises his
banner at its mast head, as the Wing Candidate with
this bold annunciaou:
"From thorough conviction that no Candidate, now
in nomination for The Office Of President of the L. States
deprive Martin Fun Barren Of the votes Of PenuS
rama, Ohio and Indiana, but WILLIAM Henry HARRI.
Son. we have again raised the patriotic banner at the
head of our paper, (Which formerly adorned m and will
continue heretofore to render humble services TO
promote the exaaiion Of the distinguished parsonage
whose name il bears.
The Louisville * Gazette calls upon every Wing
press to out for that he is the
only Wing who break through The thick array OF
Jackson Van Burenism'-l "puliticians may argue,
but Harrison and the People is the watchwod inscribed
OH the flag which nail to mast No National Con
renlion can separate the two 1t is madness 10 attempt
TO counleract the will of the People
The Commercial Bulletin Of s. Louis (MssourD has
hesitation ain saying that General Harrison will be
the Wing candidate, and only hope of success is, to
range ourselves under banner and march 10 the res
with but one emb.azoned upon its broad tods
The "HarriSburg lntelgencer, printed at the seat OF
Government of Pennsylvania, of the 0th says "There
seems now doubt but that General Harrison will be
the candidate of the Democratic party for President in
lsiD. We are cheered with the prospect, confident as
are, that if he is unanimously settled upon, he
be elected We do not believe this Of any other can
ddae. The national Anti Masonic Convention, which
Wi! meet on ouesday next, Will nominate zen tiaTl
son, stated long ago last February. He will
then be The course under the most favorable circum
stances
So that if ace have difficulties the Wings are likely
have theirs and We shall not be surprized
to hear next of their going for araaaJle candidate in
each State breaking up the Electoral Vote, defeating
Election by the People, and throwing the scramble into
the House Of Representatives We shall look out for
this n0urement they think themselves strong
enough to try the Experiment
P. S.-The above was prepared for our last paper
Since them we have received the proceedings Of the
Anti Masonic Convention, which assembled at Philade
pha on Tuesday last-IIarmsn Denny of Pennsylvania
in the Chair-5 Vice Presidents, and Secretaries-Mr
Thaddeus Stevens Of Pennsylvania put Gen. Harrison
in nomination and unanimously confirmed by the
following vote:
For N.r-i,on.
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FLO 1Y7IS COHrt OF FOsfwMe.

Drawn Nos Of Alexandra Lottery, Glass A, drawn
Eth November.-Cupal 100000:
- - 81 ~ 3 IS g. CO co 6o 9.
The following few Of the prizes sold and cashed
by oyt in the above Lottery, the greater part 0! which
were Sc nj 10 the country: