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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
ALSO

A general assortment of Hollow Ware consisting A
pots kettles spiders, tea kettles, basins bowls Ne
full assortment OF which will at all times be found d
hand at the lowest price. Also Cauldron Kettles
Rutland, April 16, 1899. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

Dr. Gofdsk-f hsse hSen sos hAn years labor.
ing ensef ptcs heslthaitboHgh lor The greater
part q the TINT Odd frofd aecesry. perform my aecSs
Iouasd duties kbou, tairo psaihs SINCE my complaint
as asrclHg Vie sml phyticSxn WAS called and DC az
iende ne regularly several days. lie directed bncrt 'of
tie feiiei o bead an5 other medicines for my stoinse
Az hs directions hsy attended to- bat the ciei
isA merely temporary from his skli.
Before applied To you suffered much from dziinoss 10
Tbs bead nsnbaess and prekng ia my hands arms DC
feqseRi hinings great distress my stomach, darling
paas through nv body with lots OF appci,e, my tongue
seh cold thai the hottest medicine had effect, at times
ioand cst 10 breathe, particularly al night my sleep
fcssrssI could not lay and oon ss, up ~ bed te
grezteT part Of The night was much troubled with par
ta.ioa 81 ths hesAher taking your medicine about the
fourth day health began TO In respect
pisnis the asionshen Of the family and my anqusin
taneesas tho family which live stcs, the iaet
Respectfully CT. BEARD
no. :. Lincoln street.
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Hfssss nsezysa Fsis,1st Casisetsfs 'afiinf faia v
~ Si1t. hatt ans iasaar. Sc nTnrilos q Ae "''4
sstA - Cake $cftfss SAT- Nhfua. ifFs@1yi q. d
u TIE gFtsse4 Neert1hs .n nes ever osed 70 tae
Fsss,c Ht ter3and griiy gof CorsuIsgson
Aiss d. toAst re nanarr tc' ief VeuFAs az Coi-f
kiro Ds Crfdtks rsasean iAsiusni, fhyrNsi hreH.
ttAsss1 opaaei8se SAT- ilhesa OiuincEi. swergihoarg
Fissief saS Cora Fiaa,t
Jr fasicuikR C1slsscses eiB rfeve TIA, Df Gordsk
sws,sres are wrsss rstir soitt The effected
II sseh tha soi " the paserif ccua set relief BY
DO SiAsf xstsazea
~, Wa CNfdlk Desf Sri itts great pleasure ~
nssA4eg tscss n pos AMI e pabc the great bcsohi nv
vie has received fow yoas ltiy Ane Pills Tier compliant
vas wnst ~ tho stomach, soy lad cough nisht
ysrNts, AectoHs ard almost al the fympous %
sozEssnYssaaoi ~hich We perfectly tee Ste eGio9a
low qsitef hrslih than Else has 81 ulsAy yeafs -,
Year, togpsetfaiiy, HIRAM MORSE.
Hosioa, March ~, lass.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
R'IOslgIas, &C.

I'd URT & MASON offer for sale common sac, CO.,
- aud sideh rloughs, of tho most approved "a
terms, plough points, side hill points cast iron cr
a superior article for highway work cast iton On,
mouths fire dogs cart aud Wagon boxes, ,hou
patent manure forks, sc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23

N; B. Recipes given TO Customers, for any color On
woollens. Aa.en,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
Tins is thu

A bill concerning Morris Pollock" Tins is tho
bill IN favor olihc giea, Silk 'fhtoster.
bill Ito incorporate the Trustees oil tho State
River Academy"
bull concerning the town Of Danyills, In the
county Of Prs,vaua."
bill ITO increase the capital stock ofths Lynch
burg aud Buffalo Springs Turnpike Company, and
Tor other purpose"
Mr., Smh Of X called up the bill 10 establish a
Bank In the county OF kanawhs. Mr.. 5. then NOV
ell 10 strike out the last section which authorizes
the Bank TO issue IS notcs--which motion prevailed
Mr.. May remarked that II the provision adopted
the other day, authorizing the Legislature at any
time 10 prohibit the issue of S. notes, should be-
come n part of the general law, kauawha Baul
would, in tho meantime, the right TO ISSUE such
notes,
The bill was theu Laid upon the table.
The bull ior restoring the office Of Brigade In.
specior was on The second reading indefinitely post.
paned, by ayote Of 60 10 IL.
Aud then. On Mr.. Dolman's motion. tho House
adjourned,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
EVENING SESSION.

After the Transaction Of some business, (which
will he noticed hereailei,)
The House took up several resolutions from the
Select Committee on Banks. to whom had been "a.
Tered the Memorial OF the Stockholders OF the .pk
Of Virginia
The lst resolution rel eors much of tho Me.
mottll NJ esempts the Bank from the obIjs alton to
establish m office ~ Portsmouth. ~
lhe III telrcis 50 much ms prays that tho addi-
unnnl oapnal to be raised for lho Bank by tho ACT
For increasing the Banking Capital Of this Com.
mnnwealth,' may be distributed among tho existing
branches IN the manner set to,,h IN the memo.
nal.
The } resolution approves ofso much Of tho
Memorial ms rrass that the Bank may be relieved
from he Withdrawal Of any portion OF the Surplus
Fund, which is TO meet deIinquencies &c.
The alh approves No much as prays remission Of
the honus on $500 900.
These resolutions were agreed 10 by tho House.
ne Last resolution. approving 50 much OF the
Memorial - prays that II may be lawful TO add To
the capital othc parent bank 10 the extent Of $780,
600 WAS Oh MI kinney. motion, laid upon the
table.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
LAM S,

DURSUANT TO the provisions Of two deeds Of
Il trust, executed by David S. Garland, the one
to The undersigned. John NJ, Oey aud Robert Tins
ley, bearing date the 9th day of April 1898, and the
other TO the Undersigned Robert 'rnsley and Mau-
rice u. Garland bearing date the day Of April
1928. both OF which of record in the Clerks OF
flee Of Amherst, shall on Friday, the 10Th day OF
May next, upon the premises. that is say,
Al the residence OF the said David :. Garland,
p'oceed 10 sell for ready money, to the highest bid
der all The rem aiming property conveyed in the said
deed. much thereof, as will he sufficient TO
satisfy the debts thereby secured. The said prop
ery consists Of he Tract of Land, on which
tie said David $. Garland resides lying m the county
Of Amherst on both SIDES OF b uialoe River, and IA
round the town OF New Glasgow. including his Wa
ter Girls, Mill. on Bullaoc, Cherry Hill Plantation
the WInton House and Plantation. the House where
he said David 5. Garland resides, with the appurle-
nauces, supposed to contain upwards OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
Ward Election.

rENHE ward election for six Aldermen, and SIX
d Common Council men, in each ward IN Inc
town Ct Lynchburg will take place putsuan, TO an
act of Assembly, entitled" an act to amend an act
entitled an act dividing the town OF Lyn, honf Z INTO
wards and for other purposes" passed Feb 10, 1890
on the first Tuesday in April next-nnd WILD heid
in Lynch Ward No. !. being all that part OF SAID
town below the 1st aey, extendng from the nVef 10
l2,h street. in the tenement on Nam street, ately
accounted by John b. Tlden as a timers shop one
door below james b. Renwick's grocery store anu
in Henry Ward, No. 2. being all that part oil town
hove1 alIey extending from the 10 18th street,
in the room Of he tcnemen, occupied by tie Virgin
ion o,nce. HENRY DUNNINGTON
serst ofthe Corporation of Lynchburg'
Feb. % y"
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Valuable Town Property.

DY VIRTUE ola decree of the HuSriugs Couri
II for the Corporation Lynchhurg. pronounced on
the 3rj day OF December. 1888 a, the suit OF Jane
Lee panult as Louisa Logan and others. defend
ants, the Undersigned Commissioner appoine' for
that purpose, viii sell TO the highest bidder the
premises, on Saturday the 30th March inst. the
property named in said deere. on II credit Of SIX
months Bond and approved security will be re.
CURED and the tile withheld as further security IN
al payment is uade, sun ect 10 resale IN case any
part OF the purchase money should moi be paid.
The property consists of LOT on Federal Hill
aud near the residences of Mr.. Mica ah Davis, Jr.,
Mr.. Isaac Adams and others, the Improvements
good Buck House. Sufficiently large for large
family with the usual Gu, Houses, and Well o
excellent Water. The Ii lie Of this property is be
lived 10 be good.
JOHN NJ. GORDON Commissioner.
March Ia t3OMh
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TN PURSUANCE of decree Of The Hastings
Il court Of the town Lynchburg. pronounced on
4th day Of February, 1889. III the suit depending,
between Jane Watts and others plant H., aud w IN.
Watts and others. defts, shall, on'lhe 10 of April
next fair. if not the fair day tSundays
cepted) proceed upon the ptenlses t. sell ~ way al
public auction. to the highest bidder the Lot OF
Ground, in said decree mentioned.
THIS Lot is situated short distance helow the
'Hoi seford branc'. aud Immediately adjoining The
property of Jack Evans-lt contains one acre, and
lies on both sides lihe cana The portion situated
between the canal and the Turnpike Of sufficient
size to erect upon it a very large building. and on
that account is deemed exceedingly valuabe.-The
Lot may be sold parcels. aud The tesias will be
made known the day Of sale.
J. WILLS, Com'r
March 10 IRA
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HOT ICE TO FAR WE 10 5 /.

6ukT Z are compelled TO defer receiving any other
Nv Wheat Than that gagged fof. the present
Season. as our mills require repair, and The quantity
on hand is rs much grind by the com
menc-ment Of the approaching harvest
Our term of co-pa,inership expires on the LIST
of July. All persons having claims against us.and the
concern of LHnehorne & Burton. will bring them
forward for cole ctinn and those indebted will please
make immediate payment. it Is desirable thai the
business should be completed.
LANGHORNE. BURTON & LANGHORNE.
Mach IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
$50 EsE,EE.5EsE1!

AWLS PEEEFPs, who WAS eoNH1eu To nc
y jail of Graysun county, a charge ol voluna-
rs aud malicious stabbng, made his escape from The
said Jail, on or about the 18Th INST, aud IS now 60
ing AT large.
will give The above reward Of fifty dollars for tie
apprehension aud delivery Of the sand James Phpps,
at Glayson Court House, that he may be dealt with
according to law
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EVENING SESSION.
ESGRossrp Bills.

A bill to Incorporate the Trustees of the New
Store Academy"
bill +" dvorcing Elizabeth Watson from her
husband, Richard p. Wason.,"
A bill concerning the reward for killing wolves
in The counties Of Preston and Randolph"
A bill 40 authorize the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company TO construct their works across the
po,omaok River above the towo Of Hstper's ! er.
81"
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Mr. William si1verWOOa:

WAKE NOTICE that shall on the 18th day OF
March l839 4, the Tavern II use al Adam
Fisher in the town al Chamhcrsburg. and State oi
Pennsylvania. take he deros lio's OF EHhu d. Red,
james McElhare. and David S1nely-and thai on
the l2h day OF Apn 1889, Al the FlanNIn Hotel.
ia the town of Lvnchhsrg. shall take The peposl-
lions of Patrick Gum, John Boylrs, Peter Burns aud
others hich Dispositions when taken are designed
Ia be read rs evidence the tral OF the SUIT de-
pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the County of Bedford. wherein pm
plaintiff and you aud Others are defendants
THOMAS F. HARRISON.
Eeh % WImt
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syiNINISo
"THE LYNCHRuRG YIRGINIAN y

s published semi eeeky ferery Monday and 7hmsdayJ
-Four Dollars per payable an adraace. No sbscrp
i.n will receired fora shorter period Than months and
no paper cH be discontinued erecpt AT the discretion The
.Editsrs.J until all arreaages are paid
nrADYER TISEMENTSi nserteda at SO cent, per square
or ssJ the first insertion and 81 for spery ,ubse
'9nent insertion.
HTJOB PRINTING sreeufed neatly and erpeditiousiy
aad on reasonable ierms
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l. IL T. NJ a II j l. y ~ NbS,
ED z, SO ES Z II n EO.H.

Said Phlpps is about II or Is years OF age, fair
complexion, and hair inclined 10 be red or sandy
The description of clothing not eeolIected'
J. J. Tailor.
Feb % im
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21
VI arch 4

Alta meeting the Board Of Trustees Of Washing
ton College, held the 22nd day oil December r,
SIS. Ga motion Rcsoircd, I bat Samuel Ned. Rrld,
\. T. Barclay. Reuben Gti.s5s Robert Wldie and
John Alexander, be Committee to sell the Ilari ;
hnt,om Tract Of Land alsoIhe Mountain Tracts
and tie Tract of Lanf called the LowcG Plantation
tAat the sand Committee advertise The iiaie &c. Of
the sale weeks. in sneh papers they my think
proper. and then to sell Al Public Auctinn the steve
raj ractS al land above specified, rescIvIng onr hid,
winch bud the sud COMMITTEE shall be author tzed
To make aud that the said Committee be requested
10 olIrr III" said lands upon the usual payments oil
land sold IN his vicitaty.
,iuc copy from the minutes.
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a z a Z. y 'H'EO o.

a z Z. 4 u "
yE1I]E Troop attached 10 The 53J RrHimenl IT.
Z ginia Militia viii parade Campbell Coat
House, AT IL O'clock, on the second Saturday IN
April uex, that hrirr i've time appniutcd by The
Reglmenql Conu oil Eaqnlfy. IN Conformity With
she ola mainlny II The COMPANY, 10 hold The
Spng Company Muster
LAWRENCEA HORTON Isl Scra't.
By Order of the Captain.
March lS l3A
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IIasad for sale.

ID virtue Of a decree OF ihe Superior Couri OF
ID Law and Chancery. for Nelson county .pronaun
ced on the 5h day OF October. 1888, IN tic snlt OF
Charles Jacobs &r. Us. VIM. Masse, &c. | shall,
en- the Odd day of March, 1889, SELL At public anc-
ton, upon the premises IA credit OF SIX and Twelve
months,
EO,x,. hundred .EcreS of Land,
More or less |, ing Cub Geek, branch ot lAe
River in Nelson county, aud adjoining the lands OF
Syvanus Meeks and Others.
Bonds with approved security will be required OF
the purchaser, and leu on the Land as additional
security.
The lille is believed to be unquestonabe. bn,
shall convey such only, is vested in me as trustee
WM. MASSlE, Trustee.
Nelson County, Feb. IA wdis
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commissioners Sale Of Valuable
Land in Bedford.

RLsaEEu
10y virtue Of Decree Of the County Court OF
I'D Bedford, pronounced AT the January term, le39
in the case Of CabeIl's heirs Leitwich, The un-
designed. who were therein appointed commission
ers Tor The purpose, will proceed TO SELL by way oil
public auction to the highest bidder, the Pfemls-
SEES on Tuesday the 10th day of April next that
Valuable Tract OF Land,
wing on wv Creek in the county OF Bedford
owned Jointly By John o. Lchwich and tie he'rs oil
JuLn l. Cabrll. deceased, CONTAINING, by recent sur
vev, about see Acres.
This Tract of Land is believed TO be one oil me
mos, valuable in the county of Bedford, and about
: miles from the town of Lynchbafg.-fersons de-
srous 10 purchase. ATE invited TO come ana we"
,he Land winch will at all times be shown 10y MI
! I,Gwlch or his agent Mr. Gibbs, who resides on the
n,em,ses The title is believed To be good, but he IN
| der,lcnea selling commissioners, VIII coh'e!
such lille onlv as is vested in them by the decree
TrRus-l ? and 3 years tred't-ihe purchaser
gv,np bond with good personal security ana Tue
nile retained Us further security tor the purchase
,uoney except for sum sufficient TO deIf"y 'he eN
,eusa of sale which be required IN cash
P'"'' C. DABNEY,
c. L. MOSBY,
/ Commissioners.
. :, tl6A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-21

GREEABIE 10 a Decree OF the County Court
IA OF Campbell, made aud entered on the llt1 day
of Februarv 1880 in The suit of Brown & c.. Pits
IS. Puts Defendant will proceed t" sell, upon the
premises on tie II Ii day oil Apt,l the
>s4Hysx, BOWER LAND Of Ann Brown
sS4$X2 decd. Sand land lies IN he county If
&YSS Campbell on St@u ton River aud cnn-
iains about TWO NDRED ACRES
oi which there Is u coisideIat lc poaIon "i Low
Grounds attached TO it. win a first rate M ste. Al
which there is Saw ard Gtisi Mil Al iiis umr. bat
out Of repair. 1t is thought unnecessary 10 say ANY
Thing more about Tie Land, purchasers like TO
view for themselves. Mr. Thomas JnIn>on and
VIM. l. Harvey, living al MatyN'le, VIII show the
Lands to person wishing 10 Wv H.
Terms Of salr--l2 moths credits, with bond and
approved scci,iIy, AID deed al uusi on the Land
will he required Of the purchaser. sceute tGe pur
chase money JOHN ROSSER, Jr CuuI'i.
March iS IVA
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A true copy from the minutes
EDW. GRAHAM, Scc'y

IN conformity with the above order Of III
T,ustets OF Washington College. the undersigned
will otlrr Tor sale BY WY Of Public Auttion. a
Iilrs Bottom, (Scven miles South Of Lexington OF
the North Rwer) on Monday The o2nd oil April next
the several
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E.SSEsS EEsenGgreN sfCTeS,
; HUNDRED .ECESES,

and will be sold separate; it lies ON the North R'v-
er about two mites below HATS Bottom. On this
Tract there is a large proportion OF good tanning
land. The produce of these lands can he sent to
market at all Of the year by the River, d les
from ten 10 twelve miles above the Blue Ridge Ca
nal TO winch point the Navigation IS good from Rich
mond aud Lynchburg, and the improvement Of the
Whole is expected TO be completed by the James
River & kanawla Company in a few years. II Is
unnecessary to say more, persons wishing 10 pun
chase are respectfully invited 10 examine the lands
and Judge for themselves before the day Of safe
They wi, be shown by Capt Tlnsey, or Mr.. John
Sales, living onile lands as ,ena.ts
SAML. Med. REID,
A. +. BARCLAY,
REUBEN CIR IGSBY,
ROBERT w HlrE,
JOHN ALEXANDER.
Committee ofde Board Of Washington College
Lexington, March II i22a
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NIarcl, il
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therein mentioned. Pats ui Survey will be cxhIbie
and any Information IN the mean time vail be chee
fully gwen to persons wishing it. IL IS only nece
sary here to say that larl's Bottom containing Oyt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-28
GENERAL SCOTT.

The National Intelligencer Of the 2od inst. says
-Ihe proceedings OF a meeting of the citizens OF
Rochester. favorable to the election of General
>coTr to the Presidency, are published in the Ro-
chester Democrat. The journal describes the me,-
ing as q" Immense aud says Of the presiding off-
GERS that they are men of the highest respectable
ny IN both parties" The following are tic rcsu.
Iuions passed on the occasion:
Resoived. That the last three elections held in
Tins State have demonstrated the fact that Nj. Van
Buren, caunot receive the vote If New York if "A
candidate is presented for the sufiraees Of he PEG.
pie upon whom all who are opposed to parry pro.
%scription and Federal dicta,ion, what yer may have
been their former political associations, can cordi-
ally and consistently unite.
"ReSofced, That WINFIELD Scorr, ty his dis
tinguished services in war and p ace, bv his purity
OF heart and integrity of purpose, his lofty pat,iot.
Ism and brilliant intellect, is worthy to be the next
successor ct Washington in the Presidential chair
that ms eminent success In the most difficult diplo.
matte e~mploynenls has demonstrated not only his
rare discretion and splendid civic talents, but a
PRACTICAL ability and an Lntiring industry, honota-
bic to him alike as the working man and the states
man.
"Resofred, That we believe the worth, charac-
ter, and services Of General Scorr TO be more gem
orally appreciated by the Uhoie People, without
distinction OF party orlocal situation, than those of
any other public man. He has had no s,,ife but
with the enemies of his counry-no ends but the
common defence and the common welfare. I'm
tainted by party conflicts. party malevolence dare
not sully his name; party discipline cannot prevent
his receiving the highest distinction which can be
conferred by q grateful People.
"Resotred, That we have seen with bieh ora,i.
hcauon the enthusiastic demonstrations made nv
the People OF New York, New Jersey, Coonrcricuf
Rhode Island, Vermont, Massachusetts. Michioan
and other States in favor of the Peoples candidate
for the Presidency; and that we deem i, unwise
Tor either party to resist the swelling carrent of 20.
pular feeling"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-28

So desperate are some Of the Loco Focos at the
idea Of losing the ascendsncy in the House Of Rep
resentatives, that they ore using every effort to get
up a second edition OF the Harrisburg mob. We
learn from the Madisonian, that Governor Porter
has made proclamation in favor Of Ingerso.l, the
contestant Of Mr.. MAYORS seat; that Governor Car
lin, of Illinois, has done the same thing in favor OF
Douglas, the claimant Of Stuart's seat and that
The Van Buren, defeated candidates in New jersey
clerks.
The necessity Of punciual attendance on he part
Of the Wings is so obvious that we should sup
pose no common cause win keep them from their
posts.
We presume the public will not be at oil surpri-
sed If the Globe, in its desperation to clutch the
printing, should succeed in raising a row at the
opening Of the session. The small fry are barking
in.-Rich Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-28
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

The resolutions, to instruct Messrs. WHITE and
FOSTER, (Whigs) the Tennessee Senators, as was
expected have, in course, been passed. The Nash
vile Wing, of the 18th inst, says:-
"The instructing Preamble and Resolutions pas
sed the House yesterday, without amendment; and
this morning the Hon. E. II. Foster transmitted
his letter Of resignation as a Senator in the Con
gress of the United States, which was read to both
Houses. From a private letter from Judge White,
read to the House on Wednesday evening. and pub.
Hshed in q succeeding column, we infer that a SINH.
lar communication may soon be looked for from
him.
This letter Of Mr.. Foster is a long. eloquent,
and able roduction-viewed as such by the candid
OF all parties, and we accord to it no undeserved
compliment when we say that it is a comprehen-
sve and conclusive argument upon eli the points
embraced in the resolutions. We will publish il at
length on Monday, with the Introductory remarks.
IN the House Of Representatives, of Mr.. Wat.
son."
The Wings of this State speak confidently Of sue.
cess, upon the great day. Their zeal is The bes,
symptom. Considering this, and making due AL
lowance-and ii must be a large one for the DOW
er and influence of Government patronage, exerci
sed, in various ways, in the person of Gov. POLK
"a devoted partisan of the Administration who's,
personal electioneering so much contributed to hi,
own success, which influence must be greatly di
minished, when he is not to be elected-there il
every reason to hope for a triumph of Wing princi
pies. There is but q small majority, too, compari
lively, to be overcome.