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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-22
Tiir POPULAR EXCITEMENT.
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When the Wings cried out during the last year,
s. tiunr,. they little dreamed n ''change
a4 come over the spirit Of their dreams Bu'
= h,vt The comfoT, of knowing, that as they sowed
+. aiaI, they are reaping the whrlwnd-
>e:er has there been a more momen.ous kevoiution'
Is. has been effected in the last six months. Seldom
(, more sublime example been exhIbted-and ne
:, n,are impressive moral lesson proclaimed by the
= of the People THIS wonderful revolution hns
.y.,nied from Name to Georgia and from OHIO !"
y,1 York. Ii rings in the cars oil the W hlSs TIE
~: fearful lessons that can be taught.
hleachcs them, that party can long succeed, VIE
.5a,ta their principles from the people whose sh'-
r,ss they are soliciting.
teaches them, that no triumph can long await q
s-v vino so far despises the People, that they WIZ
IS. address their understandings, but attempt to Sc
nee their senses by ridiculous pageans, aud 10 hum
s, hem By the lowest and most contemplate devices
teaches them, that party can profit long by cor
,.u.in- the weak, buying votes with orioes anu en-
owing the vilest agents 10 ppe.iay aud poison Liberty
her very source. Witness within the last tew days
lie developments at Cincinnati and New York; the
r1,,ses aranst Mr. Collector Curtis, who still remains
,, 10 the accusations OF Hanilton-and the evidence
.ch has been laid before the Legislature OF ONO III
;...iiua TO the pipe laying of S;ewari)
teaches them, that honesty IN rnb!c as IN private
! /. lie best policy--aua that they who win power
r. ;.ie.s aud corruption, and they, who suffer them
,,.es 10 he intoxicated by the acquisition OF sudden
II! Ll.rot power, and fly To measures, such MS the
sag party have sought TO fasten upon the People
& 4 vide sweep of prescription, in order 10 crafty a
,ca.l,ke appetite for oliceby the establishment o!
!, unconstitutional and Tremendous Bank by first
s,n, away the public money, which is wanting in the
le.su,y, and then supplying the vacuum by loans or
rrss-,hat party, which pursues tins mad ana ms
,tyou, policy, cannot long retain the respect or con-
5..Gce OF free people.
And vet these Federal Wings pretend to be Devil
-rrd about the causes of their sudden overthrow "
i.er own nsieeds have occasioned their own ruin
TIER own hands have placed the handwriting on the
all and i, requires no Daniel to n,srpreie the' LAKE
Ia.y have been weis hed-and found wanting and
-..c In rdn.n il taken from them.
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IA U.io, probably :0UoO more
s!owng total Democratic san IN less 'haa Twelve
aa..'s, oil o,o
$1,000 roies say ll?,00o
j, ,osc.;,n i tremendous The revolution is sub
(. ,at sorously grand In no age OF The world mas
III, been witnessed. Truly, W. may exclam, ne
: d tse people is the rOice ef 0mn'po,,a'' In ne
,,ra,.s Pyramid begins 10 rise again. May i reach
:. sicayen. and be eternal. Ths IS Ii, work o.
-. .:.l noble people. Behold ii aud rejoice =
IOWA.
MAINE.
ILLINOIS.
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KEW HAMPSHIRE J..
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Ia The es. I'M. St vefa interesting addresses Scre fe
Ircrod III 81. Patti the subject If education I
christian principles Amazing The distinguished .nrak
rrs lls occasion wtIe Bishops Delaney from IVES
fern My iof.. Otey from Tennessee, Polk from H.,
Southwestern States. ana Drs. Hawks, Wainwright
md Easibnra.-.i T. Tribnne.
MARIN Conrs.-ihe following PROMOTIONS and ap
poin,mrn:s have been made, consequent upon In,
death Of LIent. Col Il. ID. Wanwrghl-ali those pro
NOTED TO take rank from the OH October. lS4l.
Major aud brrv"t Lieut.. Col. Samuel Miller, to b.
Lieutenant Colonel.
Captain J"hn Harris, 10 be Major
First Lent. ALVIN Edison, To b. Captain
Second Lrut. EIA ard Lloyd West, to be- FIRST Lieut.
John ID. Simms, Jr Of the District Of Calu,nbia
10 be a Second Lieut.. from the 9TH October. l-4t
=, .hmy md Nary Chr0aicie.
WrsTrEs hEN"Ei. Nadisonian saws. that in
compliance with tine provisions of the act PASSED nj III,
late session of Congress- the President has directed IN,
formation of Board Tor The purpose Of selecting
suitable site on the Western waters for the establish
nent OF National Armory," aud has designated III,
Ioowln" officers To compose the Board viz
Brevct Brgadier- General w. X. Armstead, Pres:
dent.
Lrutrnani.C Colonel ). II. Long, Typographical En-
gineer, aud
Surgeon General 7. Lawson members
The Board will proceed without delay 10 The execu
ton o. The duty assigned TO them.
Iowa We learn from the Iowa IIawkeye that tl
talk TO conclude the treaty with the Sacs and Foxes
was 10 be held about the Sih 10Th Of the presen
month =, The Government has appointed Gov Cham
"'fs' !. u. Crawford Esq. and Gov. Doty, Commits
sohers I" erc, this object The object Of the Govern
men. IS said TO be to prevail upon the slcs and Fosc
I" sell out their lands and agree to cmgra.e to the Da
c"ian Territory The editor Of The Hawkeye says: 81
inns IS elected, we shall have not only The best bu
The very best watered territory that can he found in tn
world. TWO ni the creates. rivers will ,Icn lave on
shores-thr Mssiss'pp on The East, and the Missouri
IN the South, with their innumcrahl, tr;,m,rs head
ing high mp and anos, meeting each other IN The VERY
heart 81 tie Territory
Mcleod left Uica with the SheT,ti Of Oneida an
$50 Other Officers, who were To accompany him to III
lines at PInllshnrg.
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no TIE EDITOR or ymE EvqularR


In transmitting the proceedings a meeting Of III.
good old county Of Amelia, upon tn" sul'ct OF BANK
reform, il anrds me pleasure TO STATE That the ''et
ing toleaLly large, highly respectable and attended,
without distinction of parties lis proceedings were
characterized by order, good feeling, nanniy' and
deep and pervadng Of the importance OF the sub
ecls presented TO the view OF the meeting. There
was not speech made on the occasion but the people
came forward like men, ready prepared to act upon
their Of duty to the public, as well as them
selves. But few years ago, the sentiments ennodet
in the resolution, adopted By the meeting, were aSowee
(publiclyl by few. They are now becoming general
Such the effects OF bank nlsmanageuient anu DAM
misrue. GEO. 4. Mooht
At meeting Of the citizens Of the county OF Ame
liza, without distinction of party, on the 25d DAY Of
September at their Court House, ut being Court cay
agreeaby to no, ce previously gwen to take INTO con-
sderation the subject Of bank reiorrn-
The meeting was called 10 order by Fa0lus Lawson
Esq, on whose motion Major Rodopll Jeter was call
ed To the CHAIR and George c. Moore appointed secre
tary.
John F. Wiley, Esq then in few brief remarks
explained the objects of the meeting and on ms mo-
tion the Chairman appointed the following gentlemen
Committee TO prepare suitable matter for the action Of
the meeting, viz: John +. Wiley, Fabius Lawson,
Thomas Meaux, Thomas w. Webster, William Il
Robertson, Austin seay, VIM. II. Harrison, James r.
Cooke and George c. Moore; who retired, and after
consultation reported the following resolutions, which,
after being read by the Chairman Of the Committee,
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According 10 resolution Of iurmrr meeting the
committee then appointed 10 draugh resolutions be
reported TO succeeding meeting, appeared Mon.
day. the meeting being organized bcoc: and report.
ed the following, which We're unanimously adopted
Whereas, some OF the measures sanctioned By ma
ority the last Session of Congress- have awakened
deep apprchcnsons minds III relation to the fil-
lure course Of public affairs. They have passed ,Yo
hil., for the creation Of National Bank, WHICH as we
think, gave almost Unlimited power 10 few 10 control
the trade and indirectly The labor and property Of
the country without responsibility Ia the people or the
Government, for which acis We have found no war
rant IN the Constitution, IN lis grants OF rowrr whether
express or furry implied, TO the Congress Of the United
States. They have distributed the Federal revenue
arising from the sales of the public lands amongst the
States al a time when there acknowledged de-
ciency in The treasure derived from Customs alone To
supply the wants Of the General Government, and
when, too, they resoins 10 large loan TO salts
IS as they said, The public creditors They have thus
converted 10 the separate use Of the Satss, only
the public lands derived by cessou, but those also
Which have been acqnircdby purchase anA hey lavr
distributed the money arising from their SALE by rule
which does not in our opinion, benefit the people Of
The several States, in the proportion in which they re-
speotrcy contribute, by customs, TO The general charge
and expenditure of the Unon--a measure as VIZ think,
entirely unauthorized by the Constitutions uness the
alarming discovery has been made that the Federal Co.
vernnent has the right to raise money by axa,n no.:
Only for is appropriations, bn, 10 siy those Of
the States also Fer, we NJ difference in princ
pie, between distributing the money arising from
TOMS aud The money acquired by sale vi public pro-
perry, originally purchased with the proceeds Of i'm
posts, at loss 10 aiix any other limit 10 the
power clumed if it exists at all, than the one just
signed-a power which, if fully exercised, to say
nothing Of its designating effects upon society, must
end in fundamental change in our institutions, by
transferring all local legislation 10 the General Govern
men, and by destroying the landmarks carefully
ablished in The Constitution, between the Stale and the
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II, ty, negotiating mlon i0 aa;4 to " ss
;. 10, argue w., nav. Administration aud when SIX
,.,.st ~ Wv NJ The United States is sold with DUN
,tn s''s" under. besides costing four per cent 10
,.,, 4; fa' =, i would seem that now the man FcVe
at mon, che public lands,) is cut OIL her ere
I q 's s.,nr. and money has to be borrowed ut
ms rates of interest
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We learn lha, Tins Conyentlca met IN Harrisburg,
on the 81. September and attended by about one
hundred and eleven delegates generally ;iom ir North.
Western portion Of Virginia.
After the Convention organized by Tie appoint
ment Of Mr.. Lee President, Nj AleSlnder Camp
bell of Brooke county presented u The assrhiage an
Address prepared by hm, which Vas c"rcedr" " an
who heard read 10 be paper cv'nc'ns ,!r siea ao''
i:ly q; s author.
The Hon T.. :. Duncan and y. D. Rossei, Isq ,
each read papers p,rp.rtd by themselves upon the sub
cct which called them Together, that were highly spo-
ken c
The Convention concluded their la5ors ty adopting
various resolu,ions the three principal Of which tiai
were reported and adopted elected fac speeches
The first resolution recommends 10 the citizens Of
each county in the Stale to hold meetings on the sub
ect Of Educa,ion which lectures should be delivered
by suitable persons selected for that purpose.
The secoad resolution proposes the appointment OF
Committee 10 prepare address to the citizens OF
the State
The third resolution WAS The subject OF considerable
discussion as 10 form ard de tail; and amended
in several particular before 1t received The sanction OF
the Convention.
Ii proposes the appointment Of Committee To pre-
pare memorial to the Legislature earnestly request
ing that body 10 establish n more efficient primary
schoo! sy stem ami 10 suggest the p:orety ot vesling
part Of tie proceeds Of the public lands coming 10
Virginia Under act Of Congress- in some profit
able stock, the dividend on which TO BE- devoted, to-
gether with the existing Literary funds OF tie State,
TO the Sclol System and after that, the sur
plus fund.- if any, be applied 10 Academies and Col
leses I'VE shall publish in mex, further parii-
culars of the Proceedings Of the Caiksburg Conven-
ton, including Judge Duncans letter.
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WYE La BAGATELLE!
Let those lch0 7cin, l0uoh .

r. !,,le boy ten years old, who like most "young
Ipps, vas great Wing ten months ago. was asked
a mad become Of his .. X. "Oh (says he) it ought
n .. now, for the Wings are kicked out. |
ga Il loo good to be lost,
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SOUTu.WE$rERN ROAD.


\ very numerous meeting Of the citizens OF the
county Of Tazewel! having convened IN the Court
House the 2i! If September, ISL Tor the purpose
of nanesny the interest which IL irlt byi them, III
common viii, those of the eu,,re South western region
of the Safe, regard 10 improvement which may
connect the trade ami travel oil Tennessee and the
South with the East ]: organised On the mo-
tioa Of Capt. john Il. Floyd, by the appointment ui
James e. Spots, Esq, as Chalrman and VIM. Cox as
Secretary.
Capt, Floyd delivered very sensible and practlcai
address on the subject Of turnpike road leading from
some pom, Oh the James river 10 Tie Tennessee line;
after which The following resolutions were presented hy
Jas. w Sheiiey, ESQ., and unanimously adopted BY the
meeting:
ls, Resolred That this meeting approve Of the oh.
ect Of the Convention which called and appointed
TO be held at Chrisanshurg on the 10Th oil October
next for the purpose OF consulting upon the measures
proper To be adopted To obtain from The Legislature OF
Virginia appropriation inr The construction OF Me-
Adamized Turnpike from some point James River
70 the Tennessee line.
-. EfSolted, That twenty persons be appointed by
the chairman Of this meeting delegates 10 represent
this county in snd Convention.
Sd. Rcsort9, That this county and the public gene
rally are deeply Interested in he completion Of the
Price : turnpike and Cumberland Gap road, ana that
our members of the Legislature lie requested To bring
the subject before that body, nj It's session, and
deemed proper and expedlcnt by the delegates 70 sand
ConTentinn they be required 10 hrng the SUBJECT be-
fore that body also.
ih. Resoired, That ile entire Southwest IS inter
cscd in the improvement for which the said conven-
ton called and that union and concert of action Is
Indispensable TO the Of mp rcaton To the
Legislature for aid in the contemplated Improvement,
and that the Southwest should act upon such ap-
plicaton.
a pursuance Of the "a Resolution Tie chair appoint
ed the following gentlemen delegates 10 said conven-
ton, to Wit: Me.s!s John B. Floyd, John b. George,
Erastus C. Harmon, Alexander Harrison, john Wynn,
Thos. Peery, George r. C. Floyd, james {. Davidson,
George w. &. Browne, James $. Vail, John W. john
s,on VIM Cox, james W. VI. Wt,en, Harvey George,
Rces r. Bowen, VIM. Barns, Robert Gillespie, Nm
81 Gillespie, VIM. Thompson, and Joseph slfas; and
on motion, the Chairman was added to the LIST
9Th Resolced, That the proceedings OF this meeting
he signed by the Chairman and Secretary and copies
thereof be forwarded 10 the Editors Of the Richmond
LyncLburg, Buchanan, Wytleville and Abingdon pa.
pcrs, with a request that they publish them
9Th. RrsOirtd, That this meeting 90 now ADJOURN
sine die. JAMES Z. SFoIlS, On" H.
NM. Cos, Seen.
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Einm hnndfed arr,S rHiaa1l6 sW"marF0ie amt Gf"s'
Cr-,5 1obarro Ldnd f"r Sa'e.

Ilnht HHHUftN VTVE IHHH0'f IT "'''' IT ''''' "
Cr-,5 IoJacco Ldnd f"r Sa'e
FRIDAY tl III! November neal, s;ii' hi'r tor sale -
- IN, urrnsrs that welt Snow 'fr ~ u l1ni "ent Jt
strong un.y lives Spcxnfr"w art GfSy trees, WIN
. dwelling and other necessary M h"'." Iir i'1tiint
I,l n in i,ir compact hts, With PARTON ~ iiti iii m
, and routain about nnd.oi acres III eati TN, !a.
IN know nf ir it>t aud itr itsiii" :Et- ~
,:,a,y situated r1r III, cctr' h',.rrn Gainesville ''rt
~ H. u,.r.on sr,.i Il mis- 81 rai lar" III n'h w
,,r III wood tamil. iurn.ns ine growth "hTh 81 mr. di"'i
=. ,i,,,o h. Il or com The tmi WI 10 sod without :r
y i, The .y ,.n nnrss privately Sti lci"'r iiai i'.
~ ~ ,. yi.lr. m ,iw L,i., iir. Siiua4 III show then
,,n. t,,i "a. .--one lIi It trri:" mynl'--ahd n'
= s' -. TiloS. l.. WILLIAMS.
Oct. Il
~ TIE Whp Is requested Z" copy.
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The General Convention Of the Protestant Ep'sto
pal Church Of the L. s will, in all probability 'e'"'
understand will be held IN the city Of Baltimore IN the
year l-Ii.
The pulpits Of tie Episcopal Church throughout our
city were Yesterday filled by distinguished cer%ym'h
and Bishops from abroad The venerable b.shop
Moore, of Virginia. formerly rector OF 81. s'er"N"
in this city, upwards OF r'gh'y years - -
preached in Christs Church, in Anthony street. IN IN.
morning with the same vgor, earnsstness and pat"s
which, we urc told, characterized his dscourses 'hF
yesrs ago. Bishop hlcIvsine, from Ono, preached !"
ST. Ste hens in the morning. in his usually lmpressSt
and eloquent manner; but what may De cohsot'r
stolen from the yes,y room Of the church While he vas
preaching.
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W, cmnot deep a'ction al being compelled y,
the death II Mts AIS IL. H,nn. the Wiz 81 krha" -
Ryrd Es., u Wnvr.,rr and III ,lr daughters "i "l
mn Harrison, Of ihandon. She rrard her last III ~
chester saturday last aged 81 arr long and hns'is NJ
tack. To know her love and slrri he s!e '" a. "
respect superior Panldis ~ Ms ie''H
from the South - accomplishments rt Mr
. growing time. and added experience, nn
confirmed The merits which lie p"'ay"i Shr sunk !. tss'
with all cgua.iiy uf Christian. il,I loss 10 ms
family, hrr friends Socry LARGE IL y IN +" Si"c -"
pofray. This j. tie hind child I'll is faid"n ni! w" h,
been their Snmi.in. ticius, W tut s"
nrrind A.nr-
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aI-NaSACkS for 1912.

Inst p.bii.hfd and far sal, by j. HIRRoCh,
,,,r r 1n,t WA AND NORTH CAROLINA Al.MANACK
rr rr wear 1872 calculated l., D. Rlcharhson, OF oli-a
couuv virginia containing in pa tr late CELSIUS o Nnsna
r ,lriaiion Of t,e :oR gfeS di' Gns OF III
SNOW Wv : AUG. I'll
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Tie French Squadron, Under cuninand OF 90 Al
miral Arnous, ,aI'cd on the 'ia inst fs"in Hampton
Roads for Martinique. The Young French if'nre Is
now travelling through the Western parts OF ~ l"f1
and into the Western States
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IN, Pyramid Rising.

,.;,,selphia Spirit of the Tunes commentaries
Ia' ,,,r,nc lines the elevation of the Denocrauc
;i' W. =, which almost every day seems 10 sau
p'in - ,me new State, rescued from the hands OF
~ 'Es - Nav New York crown i, with magn'h'
n, sA,,>c rnE PyR.MlD.-The result OF the eiec
-. Incl, have taken place in several OF the states
10 ~, irresistible power OF mind when direc'eo
r:''f sJnt up OF cherished principles which had
. St 'a,sn down in an evil hour under misguId-
ga rs.son aud Judgment. The ballot boz has
n, AN en- phalcally shown TO be better regulator
~ r.,a,sni and political affairs than the cartridge
,,;,bn one brief year how wonderful has been the
'.o, in public sentiment, and yet with what little
nd parade has the astounding result been accom-
me-, a's decisions Of Federal Bank Whiggery are now
.IIr dIspelled, and the people of mighty nation
n 5ace more emerged from the gloom q" MORAL and
~, ,,., midnight, to the marvellous light of an un
Tine evidence that the people have returned to Their
,, second thoughts" s,r'kingly displayed IN Tue
,arhant maor,les every where gwen IN favor OF IL
-, ana soently Democratic principles:
.snce the Presidential canvass, Ire following States
~ held elections and spoken III thunder tones lhe''
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- The WING Is requested 10 COPY.

>,., mare pans Fortes iSt rettr1db g +. =. .'nSa
~, . ,,,u.r Julir; Iiaye received Iir Plan"
Is r,. which, a,lci the twelve lately anr'rhrd nak
80 - v.,, III D. ni ronyir,r. ha,- hrinn! Nari.is =!
". .,,. i, .,ic, fran hundred anh sttenis aye Ia
-, INN r ioila,s IA which VIII he said j"'i ~ be- g.
tr,d il M rally .l AMI wit. - tr",nni. afer s'N
In,,s ~ tL i.tt:.nrnt- ran:n fail - pleas Those u"
80 h. N wan, m iI ariirr. No steps ~ it ddiA Q! runs
.uy NIX N purchasing Piano "rr ii"in nc .'io' d, ~
NM M purchasers >hua!d wi.tld payment nnii they
arr Il;, lied ." = .''''''' -,
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Two OR FOEMER ~ SION tES.1l- partnership -
AfHiistrai & Ne ashal has
cn and the hooks aud papers passed The hands Of t-are-
u Matthews. EsI Of Buckingham Conn house is .uly
thor nrd 10 close The business ii I'll, All persons
I'll 10 sai concern n" earnestly requested mediai.
payment TO Mr. Matthews. u@rf r.nl.enrc liz give:
and those VII" have claims witch ay- ri l.-r-ui-
been presented viii p'.ar IL HIM t...f III
JESSE :. ARMlSTrin.
Ni :. M,ASIAN
Oct, Ili.i, lsil.
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Marriages..
RICHMOND MARKETS.

i:rnr Md. y liz Rev. ::r. Saudcrs Major A. 81
iI.t.ErlL, r ham al III" diversity ." SuGh Su.A>
.> G"hsr iansh"' ri ,ap john Gwynu u tn place.
RICHMOND nAEkETS-Orr. II.
WmFrof -o,d quality, red al cents PER LG-lr!. and rs
per ir-lcl inr a hiic.
IuH>--'.r cents per ,i-lr
ul,-scarr IL Il, 10 H. cents per bushel from pcroi.
WORKMAN, MrGkUbER & 90.
T"s,ccorrr, little dom. III this article. Some few parcels
oo>r STATE, have apprar"diay rather popr hut
ui GOOD rrI and vi: cured prizes for sIch rang. from
:: % q 81 ir lnss-sa! a s5 - f"r nai.
l The sale 81 Dover, aud The Negroes, stock, tc Oh The Is
tate, postponed until MONDAY, the I'D dag ~ November,
v hrn Il VIII al all events lake place.
tJr, is-lt
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lac slatsonian says, that every member of the Ca.
sn"l i. wih exception (slr WebsterDs Support
: tie principles upon which Cen Jackson came
a1 power in ls2o;"-and that "with John Tyler at
a head OF the Government and such men at the head
= The respective Departments may we not confidently
'Aneet no, only an honest Republican Administration,
w !. one also Of great ability and energy
The y Y Times states, that "There is n rumar in
->'ng,on, that Mr. Webster is about to retire from
- Calumet We have been impressed with the belief
~ rs soon The Mcleod trial was finished, and our
.v'sn relations assumed settled aspect, that
-. Webster would retire. II is moreover, rumored
:" Mr. Webster may make this city his residence, and
'4e the practice the law here instead Of Boston,
h!"' "A paragraph in the Mndisonian, states him
4lFs returned 10 Canada, under the escort OF the
an Nc But The Boston Post reports, that he has
.Af passage in the Acadia, under the assumed name
n zines Brown. The Acadia sailed on Saturday last
: sad to have arrived in the city that day, and
r name was down upon the books at the fremont
'''t' whence he proceeded on board the Acadia.
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DMIHlSTg ATOR'S Sal.E-Tlc undersigned VIII offer
4 lnilLr n,!,s. L..Lrr IhmLs.iA. lib Va.

BMElSTgATOR' SalE.-The undersigned VIII offer Al
y public SALE h:,!S. bidder Thursday. iii S".
her, II eir, ,r !ar ily ~ Atrvllc, III Clos
L., county. lie following most valuable property, cn-h: =
nrsrs Mules n.n au" Srrp, lia.>. Farming lnle:nth's
81 yr riIi,i CROPS al tua, Da;S Fodder SLs.,
variety ii rilicf articles, Ia" TEDIOUS Ia rni"Iac ~ ~
AnoHg lie Has- "c many u ~. h ." 'rd
tcS IN lIr ri,t,y lii. = Clia,i rran, Iil".
with are wal wnih IL. a'i'm'i"n 81 racers ad nr, who
mi, IA ,uppy i,rnclrS "iih cl.r ir saddle ha
.l,,,.,--hr >illi,rd by N Isgiitc Cat
IL GENERAL, ,oun. AL promising among them are -"ac i'
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