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IIlEN DOLLARS REWARD-Wll be paid to !,
Il whonsoeyer shall lodge in jail or deliver to The
Dwnar, Mrs. Widow Robertson, 35 Basin street, the
nuiatto woman BRUNETTE, aged about a5 years. Of I
good appearance ahont the middle iegh,h. Said mu-
iat,o woman has been s+en in he2d municipality. o2l
- OT"rLES-Por,er and Madeira bottles in STORE for
ID sale by II G CAMMACK y Co,
oe4 ss g. g.. Bank place
r ONION PORTER Of superior quality, for sale by
IL o24 CCAMMACK & CO, 3 Bank place
NJ UsrARD-Lexing'enr Mustard in half pound
lVA canisters landing and for sale by u EONNABEl,
o2l corner Natchez and 'rchapitoaas sta
NEW MUslc-GP M.nouvrier-The Brandon
~ Sorng's Grand Waltz; Triumphant March ofthe
English and French music Tor p;an" guitar and other
Instruments constantly on hand; ,.,
o3-3w corner St Charles and Common as
NEwwoRKs ON LAw-pother on Contract Of
~ Sale: Long on Sale, new edition, by Rand
paley on Agency
Lhitiy's Practce:4 vols. complete
billiards Abrigmen new edition. vols.
Peters Digest, Isl and Cd volumn
Do Reports, vol 9th and complete sets
And general assortment Of nll standard Law Books,
all new law works Of merit regularly received-also,
''e"'"'' Spanish Works "fE' j1WSs &c.,
| s24-3w ST Charles and Common ats
A LETTER addressed to the subscribers containing
II Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars has been stolen
from their Box in the Post Office in this city, viz.
Two 500 notes of the Commercial Bank Of New Or
leans, b. No. $50 mud 1893.
One 500 note of the Bunk Of Louisiana, f. No. 996.
One " City Bank Of New Orleans, A. No
l03A
One $40 " United States Bank
One $40 " Consolidated association
And $50 in New Orleans municipality notes.
$3.50.
Fifty Dollars will be paid for the detection Of thu
tef aud Fifty Dollars for the recovery Of the money.
JARVIS T. ANDREWS,
s2l corner Common and I choupoulas sis
r Attest LlrERARY-The Literary Souvenir
IL The GIFT; The Violet; The Democratic Almanac
all for $40.
Fair Rosanond, new historical novel, by Miller
Uhdine, celebrated romance, from the German o
l.amoi,e Fouuut
New York Journal of Medicine aud Surgery, No.
: with pla,es;a and valuable eriodical.
Brougham's Sketches, 2 vols; Brougham's States
man, vols; Tortesa, play bv Willis; Pres
colts Ferdinand AID Isabella; Waverly Novel
complete ) vols, Gvo-nsw supplies
For salehy F. JOHNS & Co,
sl5-3w corner ST Charles & Common SITS
; NEW BOOkS-"Thc Croppv," Il tale bv the OKLA
y ra family; Memoirs of celebrated Women bv G
p James Esq; the Naval History Of the U. States b
J Fennmort copper, author ofthe Spy Nc.
Births Deaths and Marriages, by Il Hook Esq. No.
Jack sheppard, by Answorth: Fhrnoegy IT, ihe ian
,ly. Just received and 'or sale ~
3 ~---1LEX. TOWER, 40 Camp at
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MODE or DRAWING
100000 tickets, from | to ln0,nn0 will be put in one
wheel, and '0D prizes, viii, the blauks in another to
every number prize bHIk. Will he drawn. until al
prizes determined. leaving the balance of mum
bcrl in the whcel-blarks.
Orders for The above Lottery i'll he received ut the
office under The Verandah, cornrr of ST. Charles und
Common streets, and at No. lOi Chartres street; New
,lrlcails, and promptly forwarded. Order. from the
ronttrv. post pad containing rslnanccs for the mum.
Der Of tickets required, addressed to
SCHMIDT L. HAMILTON, New Orleans
u A steamboat will be provided to take to Florida
such passengers may be DESTROYS witness the
drawing.
Jacksnnvillc Fla April, 1885, may
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY OF PROPERTY,
Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN ON THE lat DECEMBER, 1899
IN JACKSONVILLE FH
Under the superntcndenre of the Commissioners ap.
pointed by the Legislative Assembly of Florida.
SCHMIDT l. HAMILTON,
Managers.
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Two PRINrERS-ihe follow ing reduced prices will
hereafter be- charged for Printing Types at Bruce's
New York Type Foundry. No. 10 Chambers street, and
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Gas, LIGHT AND BANKING COMPANY.

GAS DEPARTMENT, Ortoher2lsi, 1899.
woke x & 'Al-'Fhe price of Coke has been fixed,
~ far the ensuing season, NJ fifty cents per barrel in
the Gas Works yard, and, lnkcu in quantities Of
hundred barrels, will be delivered free Of carriage.
The superiority Of the Coke ior fuel, being easy of
ignition and tree from any unpleasant smell smoke,
should induce every family to make Use of il.
Coal will he furnished usual regular customers.
Orders received at the Gas flee, Bank Alley.
o24 L W WELLS, Secretary.
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THE JACKSON ANDLACOURSE STREETCARS

Leave the head Of Jackson 81 o'clock AM, Canal
street at ocnck AT haIfpast o'clock they
lsayr both ends hall hour until u o'clock NJ except
Ing that instead of leaving Canal street at 81 o'clock the
will leave there at Q O'Clock Pm.
20 1t particularly requested that gentlemen will put
their feet upon the cushions, cars when ludies
present.
Office New Orleans < Csrroon
Rail Road Company,
October 22d 1880 JOHN IIAMpSON,
Chief Engineer N. o. 4 c. r. c.
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Hntl o'clock Pm. when Locomotive will leave Carroon
svsy hour until o'clock, PM and New Orleans hour
nutl O'clock PM
Al Horse Car be obtained before 10 o'clock
BY paying dollars for the Trip. After +. o'clock =. NJ
u dollars will be ciarged.
Persons going by the Steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets, the conductor has positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof.
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New ORLEANS, MAY 1889.
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MORE NEW BOOKS-llauiltou King; or, The
w Smuggter and the Dwarf, by the Old sailor au
thor OF Tough Yarns Naval Founding, &c &C
The Nan about Town; BY Cornelius Wcbbe, author OF
Chances nj Lite. &c &c
Opinions of Lord Br"ughnm Politics, Theology,
Law, Science, Education, Literature, &c &c in
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1t shall re nj the option Of the winners Of prizes
bank stocks, either take the stock itself or the pa
value thereof in cusl.
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DNTE-StI bis in stare, for sale by
Ii s5- FfiAyEk n 20. ~ Pn,,iias Il
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CLEARANCES.
Oct a3d, 1880.
Sehr Charlotte. Mack, Pensacola. Master
Steamer Ocouec, Harris, ApaIc nicola, Master
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Signed,
DAVID JOHN ROGERS, Chairman
II. LOCK EFT.
B. WHITNEY.

DAVID JOHN ROGERS,
Secretary, pro tenn.
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NEW BO0KS-"Thc Croppv," ,ale by the OLA
James Esq; the Naval History Of the U, States, by
Fennimore' copper, author ofthe Spy, Nc.
Births ,Den,ls and Marriages. by II Hook ESQ No.
Jack Sheppard by Answorth Phrcnolegy ~ he fam
--~-1LEX.T TOWER 40 Camp at
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MEMORANDA

DlMENTO-i0 bags in sto,e, for sale by
IL sl5 JfHAYEk&, Co, "a Poydras st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

To TIE EDrroRs THE NIRGINIAN.
Gentlemen Having reached this place my
Turn homewdrds from a trIp to the Northern Cities
and knowing the interest You feel in the agricultural
commercial aud intellectual coalition Of coun-
Try. have deemed a short narrative, touching these
subjects and many others presenting themselves to my
mind, as not amiss
Every where, through Country OF varied climate
soil and productions hayel Witnessed the most cheer
ing pros ect of full compensation to the husband
man Tor his labour, whether bestowed on " heat
Tobacco, Corn, or any Of the minor objects OF his
industry. The former crop hardly ever promised so
rich yield before.
The portion of country from which | now write il.
essentially Wheat country; and although we have
had heavy Rims here for several days the apprehen
sions about rust have been dIss pated from the mind of
the farmer by the cool brcozes that sweeping over
his fields upon the clearing up OF the weather
Ii IS pleasing 10 witness, IN gong eastward, the
rapid advancement in intercomnluncalion, both in
travelling and IN the exchange of commodities, which
is SO essentially necessary relieve the county from
the burlhens o(the soil
Ihaye but leebly and succnctly pourray cd to you
the richness and beauty Of the country, and the glow
ing prospects Of its people, wish could with the
snme delight take you to the cities, and there point
you to the peaceful faces of their intelligent and
terprising merchants and go with you to the social
and elegant halls of their private residences, and be
hold the quiet aud composed situation OF their in
MATES. But alas these are departed scenes, which
have not witnessed among this large and resPecta-
bic class Of the American people since he day that
Gen. Jackson laid violent hands the treasure o;
the country, giving date 10 that rulnous warfare a
ganst merchants, which was kept up by him, and
afterwards continued by his successor IN the various
modes and forms familiar to yourselves.-Now, IN
stead OF this serene and firm Composurc, you hud
gloomy forebodngs depicted in the Countenances OF
all trading men, growing out Of want OF confidence
in the future administration of the government. Ga
the subject OF the currency that all important and
propelling power in the machinery Of trade, YOU will
lind them full OF fear, bordering on despair Already
do you meet with many intelligent men who are
beginning 10 reckon the cost of second suspension
ofspece payments by the Banks-thnkIng tbey be
hold in the increasing embdrrassmenls of trade
foreshadowing Of that unfortunate event. What |.
II possible that the happiness of this great and glor
Gus country,-one upon which the choicest and mos
abundant gifts Of Providence annually poured out
shall much longer be marred by its weak and mis-
chieyous rulers! O, that we could call forth the
great Star of the West, to illumlne our pathwa,
through the dark labyrinth OF these times! Coult
Henry Clay be now placed at the head OF this go
'ernnent, he would give such direction to III,
courses OF business, by his able and assduous
hon TO the currency, as would enable the countr,
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0gtskI ARM.

Died, at the residence Of his laher. (Dc Lynch
DlIlud, OF PHtSykana,) Oh the 30,h oil June, PIE
cseIy At O'Clock, L. VI Mrs JunN DIIlAEn, IN the
2lst year of his agr, Ia The death oil Nh. DlIlald
society has been deprived oi au o. amcni, and nu
mttuus connection OF one Of It's brightest gems.
High mlnncd, honorable aud brave. hs death will
be regretted by all who knew Inn.
--, on the @Slh OF MAY Last at the residence
of her lathcr, in Jay county. Indiana, Miss S,Ius
llMhEHLAKE, daughter OF Nj. Cmlslophe, Timber.
Lake, lormerlv OF Bediotd county, ", IN the e5ih
ycar OF her nge, at diseased lungs aller an Illness n
J months, which She bore with Christian toilltude
She was member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Chuich, and, her hieuds sould not sorrow ~ tho,e
without hope, rs she died perfectly resigned, She
now with het SAVIOUR upon whom size So oilri call
ID. She WAS laid IN hen coffin with the smiles Of
heaven h'amIng IN het counlenante-- oh how beau
uiuI! De ,e also ready, that your end ma, be like
hers. Her funeral Was preached nom the wonls.
" blessed are tie dead " Inch die IN lie l.old nom
hcuc forth: yea, saith HE Spult that The, may rest
from then ldbors, aud Ghcir works do follow them"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

fll l. Commonwealth oi Virginia Ia the Sheriff OF
i Amhe,st county. greeting; Whereas James
Ware, guardian III Ambrose iiniiotd, who sued Ion
the len, Ill al BOYD Miller IN his HE TINE, that nto
say; At Il touI held Ion the SAID county o Amherst,
the 2olh day OF June 1872, bcoic our Justices OF
our sad tonll. by the Judgment OF that Court had
teeotered aga,t 81 James &. Bn,lord. and Reuben
Gov, h,s eon,mnn bal, and Joseph Mctlay one hun
died lolias. with interests thereon, to be computed
al et TN, iie oi sk per eenium per annu'n, from the
dh day oi Maloh, ls23, I'LL pad, aud also eleven
dollars aud twelve etuis ioi his costs, by hun about
hs suit III thai hehali expended. subject to c,"d
lor twenty five dollns. pad l0h day OF Aprl lS93,
whereof the sad Janis c Bn,lo,d aud Rcubcn Cox,
hls conuon bail aud Joseph Mrtray. are convict,
rs appeal, 10 us oi record. Aud whereas since the
rendering oi tho said judgment, the SAID James
Ware hath departed tins iilc interstate, MS II IL SAID,
aud administration oi all aud neula his goods, chat
tells aud eediis hnih been IN due ioim committed To
John Alexander, Sheriff Of ko.kbIldge county, and
nov ON behalf al the sald John Alexander. Sh,rh
ol Ro kblihpe county. aud, as such administrator OF
tho SAID james Nmr. Ion the benefit II the said
Boyd Miller we ATE informed that although Judy
ment III iotm aforesaid be gwen, execution thereof
still remains Ia be made therefore We command you,
you oltcn before commanded, To make known
10 The SAID james {. l}ulfold aud Reuben Cox, his
common bal, aud Joseph MeCny, that they be be
io,e the justices ol County Courr OF Amherst u,
the tonit House the thnd Monday ~ August
neat, 10 show, II any thing lol themselves they have
OF can SAY. Why the sad John Alexander, Shcnn
and administrator rs aforesaid for ha benefit Of the
said Boyd Miller execution OF The judgment alurc-
SAID ma, nol lave, II IL them II seem tNpcdien and
Iurhel do aud receive hat SAID count shalt IN
that pan consider: aud have then there this wrist,
Witness Samuel NJ. Garland, clerk Ut on, county,
tbs 1t day oil July, ls3D, .aad ~ tho GBI wear
OF the commonwealth, SAM l.. NJ. GARLAND.
July IL wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

FOR SALE,

E'llE NATIONAL HOTEL in the town of
l. Danve, Virginia large and eommodlous
building with twenty rooms conscnlently arranged
and supplied with necessary furniture DC, situated
IN the most business pant Of the town, up the
corner OF MaIu-srcct aud the passage to the budge,
with Other buildings attached.
The subscribers would pieief private sale OF the
property, for Which they would give good ban gain
and liberal ume TO make the payments which M ght
be divided to suit the purchaser. We need mol say
that Dauyille is now in RAPID state OF improvement
and promises a sure market 10 tie planter and far
mer Tor all kinds of produce. nor do we deem ii
necessary to remind purchaser that II the great
thorough fare through which the Southern people
rayeIto the Virginia watering places aud 10 other
parts of the Uuited States.
If not sold before the LIST day Il Scpembar next,
we shall on that day offer it Tor sale the high
est bidder upon credit OF one, and three years,
requiring the purchaser TO secure the payment by
boud and approved security deed ottrust upon
the property to secure the pur Chase money. II
however, iyate sale shall be made before the 1st
September, notice Of the shall be gwen.
JAMES NJ. WILLIAMS,
ROBERT w. WILLIAMS.
Dauvlllc July II 4w
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u We understand that memorial will be pre-
scented TO the proper authorizes, 10 take INTO coo.
sierauou the recent act OF the James River and
hand"ha Company, IN stopping up the public road.
leading nom the fond, through The lower part OF our
town, 10y which an old aud long established highway
has been entirely obSrueted. This will compel all
ouic ztuS residing in thai pant oil the town. 10 a,el
halt mile out "l then way, obtain all those uec
sar'cs OF lite which they had hnhetlo oblalned from
Amhels, by the old road. fals measure will also
materially njuc the value Of property IN that portion
ct Our town, ondlsan act of injustice aud oppres-
SION botl to citizens aud property -holdels. which
calls loudly tor redress.
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NOTICE..

NESSRS, Peter Fore, Isham Harvey and T.
III lHabrth hls wife, James Bailey aud Sally his
wife. Benjamin u. Fore, Anna Fore, Armstead
Roach and Pdlscy hIs wItc, Charles Foe, Francis
y Stem and Lucy his wife, being non.resldcnts OF
Virginia. please take notice, that shall proceed TO
take the dispositions Of Samuel +. Moses aud OH
ers, a. the Rcd House, in Charlotte county. in the
stale OF Virginia betNee the hours Of rising aud
sunset on the liih day of september, 1889 4; SAID
dispositions 10 be offered and read IN a celian SUIT
now pending and undetermined IN the Circuit Sn-
perlor Cour Of Law aud Chanccry for The county OF
Campbell, wherein YOU are defendants aud | an,
PLAINTIFF al which time and place you may attend
II you think proper. WIN. HARVEY
July IL Won
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DALE'S NEW HYBRID TURNIP
- r. n ID

4 LOT OF these superior SEED may be had
L n of The subscriber, at Northern prices. They
were raised by Rev. J. kirkpatrick, Of Cumberland,
aud may be relied on genuine. lie states "
regard nas llncomparabIy superior to any other
IURNlP that have ever seen, Tor all The puI po-
ses FOR which the turnip is cultivated. For stock,
J regard II as superior to the Rua Bagd, and much
surer ctop-l shall SOW no other for that purpose,
while for the table, other as root for salad,
can have 10 rival" fought to be sown from the
Goth 10 the last of July aud in order to have them
IN peiiectIon should be thoroughly cultivated.
Apply to GEO. BAGBl x Co.
july IL 3l If
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IvIOrsis eHrsltlcat,iis.

4 INTENDING 10 nnscl 10 the West and If need
/ bcio the South West IN II few weeks. | would
mcntlon to those Who are rnliyating the Nut
licaulis Tor sale, thai would make engagements for
thcm tor small commission. II !. beIityed tht,o
will be u demand forlhls plaut III many Of tie Wa
tern States. But should the,e not br, | shall de-
liver upany trust which may be ,eposed III me, N
time to scsk n market elsewhere. II is my intention
IA tciurt by the middle oi October,
When am moi IN town, iInc addressed 10 me
through the Post oflite, or le nj Mess,s. llaud-
COCK & Adams's Messrs. Mile, X Fuckers will
Gndmc ACHILLES y. JOHNSON.
Jul, u3w IL
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Fiordd.-Mc copy the foIionng paragraph IRON,
the Floridlan:
- The extract of lclrer from Mir Poinscit to a
citizen OF this territory affords satisfactory evidence
that the Government have resolved that under no
circumstances shall the Semiuoles be suffered TO
remain permanently in Florida The Washington
Metropolis, paper supposed 10 be in the conf
dence OF tho administration, cdltcdb Judge Il. J.
Smith, lately OF this Territory, confirms this deter
IMITATION OF the Executive. by information derived
from " mqdoabtei authority"
II Ibis be true ii is uprarcn, that Gen. Macomb
pfactsed gross fraud upon the Indians, since it is
evident that they would not have formed 4 treaty
with him, except upon the condition of their
naming in Florida. Was it right thus to delude
them by false promise p! And what may We "a
pect when they discover tho cheat VIII not the
wal then break alfcsh And what advantage will
have been gained by Gen. Macombs hollow aud
deceptive truce
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THE NEW YORK MlREOR.-The LIST No.
OF the 10th volume cf this admirable Periodical,
embellished with beautiful quai,o engraving oil
Gen L. M. Wetnoie, o! New York, roc of less
celebrity than lie deserves to be, in consequence OF
desotlng, like Halcck, too little of his time 70 the
MUSES., reached US a few DAYS ago The contents
OF the No are entirely ors inal, C., \ FAY, Sargent
MIS-. Ellei and lialleck being among the contribu-
tors. The beautiful poem furnished by the latter
may be found in our poetica department to day.
We have SO often had occasion to express our opln-
ION OF The Minof.llla 1t almost supererogatcrv 20 say
that we regard 1t as atthe very head OF hebdOmadas
either domestic OF foreign, and HAT it especially de
serves snpport, on account Of the early and stead
last encouragement ii has given to native authors
and artists, many OF whom indebted to the Mir
ror Tor THEN high regulations. The proprietor as
sufes the public III. there shrll be DO falling Of in
the attractions the Mirror during The present wear
pui that It's steadily increasing patronage will slim
uale him to renewed oxcltions to merit us coulin-
nance. lie has now two hundred contributors, at
home and abroad-and regular correspondents at
London, Berlin aud Pajs--AIr. Cox at London,
Mf.Fay at Berlin and distinguished American
wilter At iaris. FIFTY pieces Of popular Music viii
lelansheI by the Minor daring the year, and,
sx superb qaato steel eug,Mjngs, brsld,s 4 num-
bef" ILLUSTRATIVE elch IS in wood And what IS VOL
Thy O! note, the Mnfoi always fcdccns It's promises:
which Is more Than can say Of some Of its as
plfns but vastly inferior oocmrorarics. Sui scrip
iion FOR the Mir will be r, cciq at the Posi- Office
in this place.
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$50 REV ARD.

MY stable. situated at the termination OF the
Vl Lynchburg aud Concord turnpike road, in
Campbell county, was broken open on The night Of
9th inst. aud deepred Sorre Mare, belongn. to Mr..
John Thurman, Of Lynchburg, was stolen lhereirom.
The is about feet high. or years old, has
blaze IN her face and one two of her legs white
she ltle inclined to be hpshouen, and stands very
straight on her hind legs. | will give reward OF
$40 or the recovery OF the Mare, or $50 II the thief
be also taken aud prosecuted to conviction,
RALEIGH Chiffon.
Canpbel July IL 3t
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t. The last No. OF the New York Spirit II Tie
Times was accompanied by elegant engraved Iol-
trait OF The celebrated horse Joha BaScombc-to be
followed 5y nlilarporrars Of other distinguished
racers We should suppose that this valuable spot
ing journal is almost spensibe to all breeders Of
the blood horse, lis information being unusually ex-
tensve and accurate in all matters pertaining to the
stable and the turf. The Spnt is not confined,
however, TO that subject. 1t has many admirable
literary selections from the best foreign and domestic
Journals agricultural essays pQuant ancod otcs, &C..
which make up most agreeable aud spicy nclange.
Ills publishedby Wm. r. Porter, (l6 large pages,
weekly,) at $ 10 per alnum.
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o. The Wing State Convention in Vermont
was held at Montpelier on the eth ultimo Sras
IL 1enIsoh was nominated iol re election Cover
nor; David NJ. Camp, Lieutenant Governor; and
Hem, r Jones, Treasurer p. NJ. Camp and G..
I. Hodge were appointed Delegates to the National
Convention. The remaining dele. atcs, to which
Vermont is entitled viii be appointed by The several
Congressional districts.