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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16
Oct. Cd, A d is4O. us
CHARLES R, CLEAYE's ESTATE.

CHARLES K, CI.EAVES ESTATE.
CTATE OF VERMONT, Washington District S.
~ Ia Probate Court holden at Montpelier Thin and
SAID district the 9th day ofNovembcr A ID 1910, Geo
b. Manser, administrator the estate of Charles r.
Ceaves late Of Montpelier. in said district, deceased
makes application TO said extend the time hereto
fore allowed him pay the debts due from said and
settle his administration account until future day
WhereupoD dered by said that said applica-
ton be heard the probate Office in Montpelier on the
"a day Of November inst and i; is further ordered
notice hereofbe given the creditors Of said estate and
10 all others concerned by publishing the substance OF
said application aud orders thereon in the VI Waterman
and State Journal printed Montpelier at least weeks
sucoo syey before the time aforesaid appointed for the
hearing OF said application. BY the court
II ID. p. THOMPSON, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

IrlOUR! FLOUR just received from Roches O.
L 1000 bbs hour which vii. be sold The low
, ST prices by Burbank md Lnngdpn Oct 24f.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16
FUR GAPS ny THE DOZEN.

FUN CAPS ny THE DOZEN.
wv Just received consignment at the cash stole. Mer
chants wil be supplied Al city prices.
Oct. |. LASGDON AND WRIGHT.
large assortment Of 7 oys for children, numerous
IA to number, for sale by J. s. Abbott three doors East
tho Branch Bridge. Oct.8 DIV
NsTOVES CHEAP.-One secondhs cooking stove and
~ urniurc patlour do and pipe for sale Qhes by
LANGDoN AND WRIGHT. Oct. lst.
ITO SHOEMAKEs-Towns Lasts and Boot Trees Of
every kind and size, all tunes TO be had at Stous and
Langdons. Oct "a an
CALF PORK Stcrs and Langd, ms have few binels
- orclean salt pork at retail. Oct %
TYSON FURNACE WAREHOUSE.
THE Subscriber has received and is daily eccivng at
the Hubbard Store direct from the Tyson Furnace,
plymouth, supply Of The much approved Wooson's I'm.
ursvcd Cook Stove, with tight furnace, Badger and
awards which many respects superior in their OPP
crttons any cook in use reveble Rue pre-
eA several patterns elevated oven cook enbra.
the celebrated Iilden Farmers Stove, all sizes six
aHc Box Stoves, Vermont Parors improved and embcl
fhed with Engraved arch, which adds much 10 the APP
peatence Harp Paf0rs and beautiful pattern, which
ia symmetry and pronounced BY all superior to any
7Itng Of The kind IN MARKET Hollow Ware Fire Frames
CRacNn ktcs, and all other articles el Castings usually
found e an establishment fthe kind
The subscriber also keeps hand and manufactures Il
order all kinds uf pipe. and copper All
Inc aboSe articles VIII be sold retail low be pu
chase in this pa"e vicinity Stove dealers and ethrrs
wiz be- supplied with my If he above articles prices which
caua" "a 10 induce them 10 purchase.
AARON HAVEN, AGENT.
M~aipcier Oct 1Nh ls4O. 75tf
DARN FOR SALE.-.For sale by the subscriber, ,
j gova aru continuing 100 situated IN the Town q
icrn, good blldmgs nearly well fenced aud well WA
red rood and plenty Of good wood liant
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

GOLD Beads, Slvc, Spoons, andhrst Watches
" stanily hand, such Levers, Horizontal English.
French and 5 Hiss very low J. S. ABBOTT.
TOWN AND WITHERELI. have just received
splendid assortment of Cameo, Mosaic, Pearl anu Jet
Pins Of superior style and quality also various styles Of
stone and onamced Plus which they will sell cheap and
mistake. Oct. 8. W d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

Unwilling HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE on
DHV BBARD STREET.-The subscriber viii sell his
House and Lot also about half of FRS land
back Of the same. Also house and los Joining same
calculated for iamles-any wishing purchase
either Of said lots both will sell them low ior cash
give credit for part. JAMES HUTCHiNS.
Muntpeicr. Oct 1910. DIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

A FEW prime ounces for sale by L II PRENTISS.
n Del. 90.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

n OCiOB.i. ir4u
BANCROFT AND NlNtR base ir"rised It l,'pe ~
sodneut 81 aad day Groceries wLeh vii he s". +"
ash "t credit ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

- ALT PORK Storrs and Langd.ns have few binel'
- of clean salt pork at retail. Oct ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

A good assortment of Jewery just opened and Of
iered for sale che ap the cheapest and second
none by j. s. ABBOTT. Oct.6 DIV
light DAY CLOCKS manufactured and constantly
~ on hand hstrate as to style and time. S Abbolt
VIOLIN Strings and Caironete Reeds constantly on
hand and Tor sale cheap by JOHN S. ABBOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16

BROAD CLOTHS AND CASHMERE S.- Stors
ID and langd0ns invite those who sh for good Cloths
very cheap call and examine their extensive
mcnt Svp 2s. 2,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01
r.rms of the Richmond Enquirer.

ro,si-er * published pe,k during the session
~ i,Lssa;ur neek daring the rest Of the
i nc >''e TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Dollars per aansn, and Three Dollars for six months,
p, NV, - dollars per annum al the end OF the year
pad! ~. "a ms office may be remited mall in good and
& BaaS n, The risk Of the Ea"I; ne p";taSs g az
l ii any 10 the writer II IS the accumulation Of
IN an business, which operates as serious tax
IN viii pay nine papers, annually, shall have the
rih shall hereafter be considered incurred
advance and for years qualifications, unless specially
W. i'm shorter and paid Tor IN advance Tor tha shorter
Shall be the order of any and
- unless paid for advance satisfactory
snoNa ~ Il, SONG known and accessible person regard L.
' % m h,S payment. But, IN case oi an order Tor pub
rat 80 n,yurnr from new subscriber who
.fi % t, conditions, single number may be sen
S.,, l, accompanied By, 4 copy Of ms resn,atini'
- ;. IN. ,uhishrr remain indebted on ope,
a. r end years from the time when the advanced
1o'1'h ns .h,ll be erased from the Of Subscribers
Revelations If the Ei,toriGi CoRpsn'ns u ia.
resolutions qr- ot the results Of the collective vi.
se h,,fr experience Of the Editorial Corps Of Virginia
Fefr :, ,;"s vs ire d"tsrrned abide. interests
% r.> r,conmend and ou own interests require, mn ieN
70 SevCct, Of the American presses are driven
Ea<a custom Of Cash pGg".'t. No class OF men ha'
& rhs reat difficulty consists in the transition from
W g.n tie other Notwithstanding me Resolutions ." i'
., ,,,nv-a'"n We have been induced 10 continue ssSefa
:. ,sy, IN The Cook who in TO tins Office
~, r,.ns, orr The OF every subscriber VII.
IN. .irauen will positively be stricken OH from our r"i
j" '' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
p-i That il he recommended 10 the Editors of Newspa
hon, Commonwealth, 10 publish al the head OF lhe
tne Tor advertising, and tha, they strictly ahsrr Z
| mr these prices be always SUCH, US 10 give "
ent>a'''' - Resolution Of the Editorial Contention.
,re az sixteen lines less first insertion, 70 cents, io
IN ,cntluuance, 50 cents.
ss irn be accompanied with the advance
- i, satisfactory references, to insure execution
RI ms. advertising may amount 10 Sioo per a"'
win be made ." 20 per cent ana , !" c"srr @eRese
y. lu,iwriti unknown al this office must DC tthe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

a prV am Ran away the subscriber, near 'nrno'
>3U wa Louisa county Thnrsdny ihr ."'n 81 , AZ, =,
tr-, . o,I. Al wears Of lie u at'ht "a
-.. ,,sr.nnIr- and adul. and when spoken ~ 70"
- IN answer saw wore away hroadcio,h i".''" ~,
.,t.,,.,s aI,i half wnrn ana 4 me ,I'" NJ
f,,l, i. , ntSe fr James river, ana rom 'ne,.n ~
.r say. Ten d,ll,rs reward VIII b. gwen VI u'h
loss, M .r,Iaul county, twenty II taken any WIZ
r, i STAY AMI lift. If taken without the sta.' II h H.,
,. T. t >sruird in jail and information gwen .h'I :,
.. '.' ''i ~ y, ~ 49,, IDSrPH COATES, in.
'' f. ,.'''i. :" '!' 90 '''"' a9-iGts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

y
E .nerrr offers nj private sal the Farm on winch y" ",
g< ,,r,t.d ~ the end Of flenr'co coh;s ""' ,
r..~> TOM ntrnu,ut aud four mil"S from James tN'
a-u cont 4 - hlt acres mnsl OF when i w -
.uch r.re much valuable oak and pune ns'' ~
a-a IL, OF prime low ground wen auai'e" - " $50
sr,.,. The whole rarm Il well water;t 80 So, !,
Tan sh>cr,tr deems further description unnecessary n ~
,.,ii,o -, uu,ch,.e TO come and judge Tor ic'-
.iyrS SAu.lt sale he made BY the lS' ni
.o :: N on that DAY sold publicly on the prein'r &c
N-GSi l2o-tii 'oh' -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

Dear Shin compliance with the resolution of the Democratic
Association Of Richond send for publication the speech
delivered by before meetings have it
from memory. |, is believe the original speeches
generally written under such circumstances In
particulars somewhat amplcd The testimony,
the argument.
regret could not furnish sooncr-my business
tons prevented
With the highest respect,
WM. +. WATSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

pESIR ABLE ESTATE FOR SaLt.-l VIII sen 10 ''ie ~
r.ar Prince Edward Courthouse, known a Sp,lhs
, ,Inrs and all necessary Improvements for c"nioa-
H. -pcc There very fair proportion OF eNccehI row
and large quantity of highly improved obacco thu.
H. rnvs on the productive, and us neae
,9- rourrnls" 1,updcn sydney College and far,nHe' 60
,e. constant and excellent market for all IT'S p'oauc"hs
T. . ~ n,,rc entirely healthy ana no
r. 2- IN intelligence and morality To that IN us
.y Persons wishing purchase referred 10 Na!haei
y-hr or w. venabe near Fanville or 20 me SUP
clark. slfw me
ar ar,.or wishing Them At the same time ana piaco
wi. ), sold al the crop and stock ,.,~.p,r
CtGrksriiC, ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

J,pR NF OR RENT-The farmers Hotel in Tappala'i"cN'
wh rridrdlv the stand for Tavern in the piaGe
good tenant the terms accommodating or II w"ulu p
m ANY person wishing purchase or rent VIII hf peasca
Il, r,3,,,,, -, ,, ' 800 K. l.. PITTS.
r.','s ,,.,,, IAN 3-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01
yvnpv,Fy GROVE FOR SALE.

will offered tor sale 10 the highest bidder, NJ ns
" ,r House on the 2tth day of september, lbehs S"ur
I'M. .alaae pamankey Estate containing say acres IL
~ miles Richmond 10 of Ayleits on the aa'tapo,
nal. above New: There is great abundance OF
M river immediately above and below, aud there are on
tt t,o indications oE calcareous deposits There Is q
i, ~ Valuable wood land clear. The land Is well
com Wheat Oats and Glover. The grain may be de-
y.eI. within three miles OF the d"orl The tract lies
Vel helm. level nearly square containing little or no
- y,ni and IN hi "a state of improvements In "ora, III
ban, Il beauty and fertility, II challenges comparison WIN ~
i,.nn lover Virginia. !. a.. ,s 90 n.,,
Tn b,in.s overlooking extent OF NAT land are near
min, II the tlrm and of good quality, consisting OF twe
~ :, .! house, with eight rooms OF hne size, kNcheh WIZ
~ r rooms diaries, excellent ice house, TWO so"u
-. housl large brick STABLE carriage house, hh, corn
. ma .hnc with good horse powtr good cans any
necessary ont husc. The yard ana garden are haus"ei
- - M. hest materials There also 4 new SUMMER
sufficiently the river To inste perfect neai1
NJ, ! yetI ,f the very best water ia the yard. 49,;
gsaoud private sale he made before the ABOVE
M lre notice viii given Letters addressed 10 he Nhlte
S.t..' ), ''''-S ~ iJi-i1 WM. T. GAINES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

The ,,.crlhers having associated themselves 10
\ tr under the firm Of Dickinson snel 70, Te Irit
\; Farm ~ in the nrchbo-in. counties !" ",oi .ne
,,YI be Given for good wheat, delivered ~ 'e
Richmond CT! mis- !" rear q '"' WM II DICKINSON
JAMES SMELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

~ THE PLANTERS OF vIRGINiA-Lest the notice gwen
III the I1n.rS OF h,. morning should give rise To mpifeeh
will state that the inspection
M al Al! m. filled no I" the iOth oil htA ",
therefore request the Planters not 10 press .ei,
M an the inspectors under these can9o o
.. ,l,t,' ' ~. ivy H". N0SBY & SHEPPARD,
-' Hfos''' Inspee,ors q Shoekos Hareh0nst
WREN & MACON,
INSPECTORS at Public WarchouSe
RURCH & GOODE,
INSPECTORS Al SeaLroOk's Udrrh0ase.
lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

SilE OF NEGROES &c.-Wi be sold, on Thursday, Tue ein
- October next the late residence OF Jesse iio'a' ~
BIZ, san county On credit six months about sixteen NJ
EuL>-nlrn and childrenal remarkably nkey anu
taste At-o the time the STOCK OF oise oo"s
= 7' ~ l0' ' n. A. HOLMAN,
Er'or of Jesse AOnaH, decd
30-l2tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

UNIVERSITY Of PENNSYLVANIA, h'd'.M D,partntSn' :,
The VIII commence on hohus, te u :"
Nnv,ncr "a, continued under the following aahseie a.
,,,,n,-., - R1sERr HAZE, VI. ID.
william tiInsoS, VI ID.
So. WILLIAM l.. HoRSER, NJ D.
H. 80, r. u,I;cinc SAMUEL Jackson NJ. ID.
Ml,:sl Ndica and Pharmacy, GEORGE u. "oop' ~ -
Ga,,.'r,c> and IN. Diseases OF Wo- ;, =,
rI 80, Medicine and surgery are delivered regu
, ,IsniraI ,Blockley and AT the Pennsyl-
-, u.,l ,', ~, ,.nnuug M The md Of the session.
~ ' ~ " W. f. nORNER,
p. me Ifi;cl Sreu,v o53 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
,.t. ., '' y 80 ~ 2i-tl0N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

RiNkW AY-John j. Beasey, indented apprentice 20 'e
~ b trade bound the undersigned, ran away i'"
he subscriber, the 18th day of August lsi0 All persons are
ieby forwarded harborng giving couof
rt cmp" kind, 10 the SAID Iohn = hease!
HENRY Y. JENKINS.
!armrille, p. Edward, Va, August "a, lslo' % >,
S2--3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

\pTcE.-Messr Phppen & Jones having ny deea {" .e
!ih nl transferred 10 their property debts anu
Vt appreciation the principal creditors VINO are
n provided for employed said j. to close Tue business
. Speedily practicable. Toetect this ohec they WIZ sen Wv,
% hand for cash or town accepances. Persons from the
onn;r AMI o articles ne will find II TO their IN
r>i /" .ve them call before purchasing elsewhere.
s subscriber being DESTROYS to close TINS concern VIII az
W. delay POSSIBLE Mr. Jones' agents, viii call upon
% indebted the rm by note bond or open account TOT
settlement
hope their the country will anticipate ms 's
and Prepare To close their respective delay
RICHARD WHITFIELD, Trustee.
MAYS l20-G
(.n W. TRUEHEART, ATTORNEY T-LAw, Caari"ufseue'
- brru practise Ahcmare, Fiuvanna, buckingham,
80" Cumberland superior and Quarterly Courts ANY business
arl h, and prompt attention. lie
~ " attend 10 the collection Of claims IN any OF Tue aacc"'
'oanc.
Ate! tor. Edward < Co ~. ,,,,,es,;,Ie
Valentine Fry & Co.
+ & J. = James 4 Co.
j.. 4. Taylor & Co
81. ". q ]. ]. Fry & Co. Richmond.
Governor Gmer,
iEly 81 ''' "'s''"' 24-l6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

"Dnar Sir: Though am no, Il
" any thing. vi my SELF, further I,
" Transaction, III which ! par;irl
" cral the fart, That, wa, aud
" Educated ~ that school,
:. name. rs descriptive Of the
." country ia, ever produced"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-25

the bricks and earth to be taken from
the intended excavation. This exca-
vatlon was about fourteen feet in length
at depth of four and half feet. To
make this sulteraneous cavity, they
first pierced through a wall two feet
thick, then through the foundations of
an outside wall six and half feet thick;
making the opening for their exit in the
great Court olthe Penitentiary. They
thence descended into the garden by
the roofofa work shed. This labor
must have required at least six months
for the tools found in the excavation
consisted Of three small pieces Of iron,
two Of which are old morticing chisels,
three quarters of an inch broad.
We get the above particulars from
an article in the Baton Rouge Gazette,
which states that one of the men who
escaped has been apprehended and
brought back, and adds-'the warden
of the Penitentiary lately learned from
a prisoner, that two who had previous
ly escaped are now at the head of a
band of robbers, about thirty miles be-
yond Mobile, on the great mail route. "
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-25
NATIONAL DELIVERANCE.

In giving vent to our feelings, on the result
of the Presidential election, we borrow from
the " National Intelligencer" the following APP
propriate sentiment: 1t has pleased the
Almighty, to give to the oppressed people of
this mis-governed and suffering country, a
victory over their weak and wicked rulers"
BY further returns received at our Office
since our last publication, il is ascerained that
New York and Pennsylvania, have cast their
electoral votes for VIM. Henry Harrison as
President and John Tyler Vice President.
Thus it is shown, in the decision of this
election, that the people of the American
States, do not conceed the original formation
of this Government to be created for the pur-
poses of affording grandeur and consequence
to the incumbents of Office, or that civil socie-
ty, was established for the ridiculous pagean-
try of pouring consecrating oil upon the brows
of weak and vicious ruler.
AS well might the party from whose hand
The grasp of power has just been snatched
assert that government was instituted in order
that Napoleon might become an Emperor, a
| Victoria a Queen, or that Mr. Van Buren,
should be again inaugurated Chief Magistrate
of these United States.
Whatever speculations may be INDUCED
upon this question, by the administration par
ty, that the people expect too much iron
government" ace are compelled to conside
government, strictly the creature of society
originating in its discretion, and dependan
upon its aciH.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-25

FOREIGN NEws.-The latest FOREIGN a..
receive d at our Office up TO the moment of,-.
ting our paper to press, is by the Br,,s,.
arrived at Boston bringing dates I6 davsl,
than by the President arrived at New yo.E
Extracts from which, may be found unde,q.
foreign head.
The intelligence by this arrival is conE5s.
ed important and viewed as pacific, who +
derived from the correspondence beiweeaN
Theirs and Lord Palmerston, which 60,
slow, that France, so long as the war betEsa
Mehemet Ali and the allied powers is cosfss
TO the conquest ofSyria, will not interfere-a
rectly" in the'affairs of the East; but. v14
it is attempted to dispossess the Paca q
Egypt of the position he now oceuGe-
Whilst the Porte has already declared ia,
Mehemet Ali shall be dispcssessed Of cgE
possessions.
In reference, therefore, 20 the Dsace If Ii.
rope, we are inclined to think it is vet unset
tied. The position in which the eoyernisr
powers of the European States occupy towards
each otter, still involves tie Eastern question
in much perplexity. Nations VIII be governed
by policy exclusively devoted to the Brono-
ton of their own political interest and harp.
ness.-AnG by diEpossessing Mehemet A5of
his possessions, it wal be found that Russa
and Austria are interested in that matter. Eh Oh
of consequence will stin keep tie question an
open one, and may yet involve tie powers
interested in a war.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-25
From the N. o. Picavunc.

An escape-Aher The manner Of Ba-
, Treact.-Two of the convicts,
med James H. Cooper and Gard
b w. Harrington, escaped from
Penitentiary atBaton Rouge, on the
th inst. The manner IN which they
ected their escape, although ingeni-
), deserves notice, not for its inge-
ty alone, butte show what man will
lsrgo for the recovery of liberty.
TO prevent the effects of humidity,
cells, the joints Of which would
eive the most experienced eye par
plarly ashley always lelta little sand
the floor, with the apparent inten-
Of keeping their cells clean. BY
Sc openings, they could descend
the night. They commenced by
ling through brick wall, three feet
*, which seperathd their cells then
b the wall communicating to anoth-
ell, in order to have space To- put
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-25

Our latest accounts from r.
President Lamar was dangerously n ny la
session of Congress had commences H. TIE
The Texianfeet had been at W..
were received as a national feot .' y the!
were Illuminated, and one Of the M. ''s pors
festivals ever known in that CONT, ,,-s' sIi'hdd
en- TO the officers of the Texan 4oa : Aasg7-
peachy. The Federalists of Yoe.,..' y Can
peachy ale anxious to form an M 'l4 CsE7-
Texas. 1'''aice Eah
The following extract of lott.
intelligent gentleman in the No,,h :, u, nun an
show the movements Of ihe Pod, --sA'o'
that quarter -" Canales is determine Any N
tack Reyas as soon as he can 'uaife i. = a.
with those under Col. Jordan which IN l''oe'
be in few days. His force sno.,-.' ~ COW
hundred Americans, and SIX hundred ~ 'oa'
cans. (The letter says. The riRs, H.. -'Sa'-
their duty before this . 's
"Gen. Reyas asserts on the au,h..
GOMEZ FARRIAs, the present presa,. u
Mexico, that the independence If Ter, = J
be acknowledged before the expiration :, !.
months, by Meric0."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-11-25
Kendall has gone to Cincinnati, and

Kendall has gone to Cincinnati, and
Blair has sailed for Cuba. We cannot
guess what Kendall is after; but
suppose that Blair has gone TO raiA
few regiments of bIoodhounds, for the
prosecution of the civil war which he
has threatened TO wage for the rein
statement of Van Buren,.
We are informed, that, during the
night after Kendall's arrival in Cincin-
natti, he was serenaded with the sound
oftin-horns, pans, and kettles, His
Cincinnati friends, in consideration no
doubt of his being far away from his
home in Washington, thought to cheer
bis fainting soul with few strains Of
his old and favorite Kitchen music
Lou Jour.