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,po faufsn.
2!lte 5tuble msrben ausasbsITsrt unb an
asItridsn auf bic f'irSsite 4nSsise unS bic Bill
l'9lren Sseinsun9sn.
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tlnperlnD9enoer Shnloner.

S1ahpsm i'd. oer llnterlhrictcuen bei Der
Court bon Common pleas BON 8srfs gau,.
tp Inn be Bcbltst per Ssisss. wclete ,um
Bsfsn umpsrm6ssnecr Sebulbner semaebt
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srlaats Court oen orittcn Samffaa i'm
nddhen t1Iar3 tnamlitb pcm 20. erfastsu
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Nsapina, at,uhorsn; 70 ssten itb mslno
rsipeftiptn greoitoren biermit Nadricbt ,oa
nlt fts iltb Damn uno baisltN einfnoen f6n
nsn wcnn 0e ss fir ant baltsm.
Dilliam Refer.
Ssbruar 25, I54l.
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2lauer Eunit. .-Toriss Wotbe mnrrsn
tiels auts in grltauncn perfrst, enrd Die
Na6riett, ra6 bic Sl,aSarra'a8alIftalls, te'
tanatlieb bic sribten in oct BeIt, 3erftrt
,pirsn, ipir rs prrithicpems Dlitter trrld:es
ten; mir batm jeOcd ieisscm srfahrsn, eab
bas Sau;e nur rias Wloncsetbiebte war,--
ppmit Elm prIIsnr.ilIrr oas Nublitum ,nm
Grtfainru rs,Scn wpllte.
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$16934 sc
= Yelablt felt |. Sanuar.

= Se5abIt felt l. Januar.
I'm bic obtbaren Gibter ber Court bon
Common pleas BON 8erfs Gauntp.
Die Nubitoren kcrihtsn sbrertietist. pa6
ie Die Nehnnn9 BON oenrieb Slasel, gsq,,
Sehaemsifrr Don Btrfs gauntp, pom 1ttsn
Gag Saunars. Il. 8. 1910, bis gum slfen
asa 3rcemtsrs, oslTcIhen Sabre. teos GAGE
init einacIhlclTsn, lcrafdlhs nnteriu:bt, be-
riebtiat mo arcrpnet habsn uno cine StIanj
porfnoen, wcltbc Die &auntp Dem Staemels
iter iebulos 1T, BON pier5cbn tnnsert nne
pier NIB oreiIta 9baler unc s5 gsnts.-8s'
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J0nuars, 1841.
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Ssbruar 10 din.
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SNa rer.
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Der untsrfebricbcns, ernanmter Nuritc,
oHtse ple 1Saifenceurt ron Scrfs Gauntp
CUR Serlfbtlauns ucteristtluna mb Bieocr'
a'sate per Neebnuns bon Jobn Berneni
llnp 6eer9 Sor, Hominiitratorsn rts per:
lt'rtenen Jobn t1aurer, lestbin pon Mai:
csnertet 3aunfebip crlastsr gauntp, plro fir
olef'n 3irs6 in feinsr 4mtsltubs, in Nrapins,
abmarten, auf ben l2ten naebIteu Wldr., I'm
| l!br Otattmittaas, ;u psIeber 3eit uno Ort
allie intsrrnrtsn pUicHen ssfalllaf tsiwrts
ncn lpcllen.
Senry Hboaos, 2uritor.
Beatina, Setruar 23. 3nl.
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Bcrks Cauutp Bauk.

3ufclse sines Seletludes per Soaro Ger
9ircetcrrn ppn Der Ssrts gauntp Sant,
miro bisrmit Naetriebt sesebsn. all alIe sDsr.
fcnen, bic nod an bic sriastc Snltituticn
ftuleia ftne, pab fe eriuett fno ibrs Ghuls
osn fosls'eb ab5ubesableh an Gle erlasts
Sanf.
Il. s. Soas, @afltrsr.
&saein9, Ssbruar 16. bp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-02-23
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SIR 8ilans fhulei9 BON Der Gaantp
I'M lestsn Sabr S9 81
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dbe Die 9irsfrcren Der Nrmsn bon
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rtn (Sdney printe) unr franSoliitrn Sit
(gblnh) iebr mpbifcll, an gf Der 4tsn une
'penn StralTtn, lei
GSuarS z. Smith.
Ncaoua 0st. l6. SIN.
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Neue QHQQrctt.

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ten: Ginen frlfeben Dorratb neuer uno fir
bic Sabreessit paitnpe QHaaren, wclebe btl.
Tiger ale je jupor perfanft ,pcrpcu am CT
per 4tcn uno Yenn GtralIen.
Steabina Sch. 16. SIN.
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Go eben erhalteu :

5ransSiifb semad,te Gellars (Dksrbsm
cel--5nlrn' uHo Bcbtinet SplssM Sorpsn
u"o OurblesunSen, Iebr spcblfell, tci
81. .. 5mitb.
Neaeins Seb. l6. SIN.
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6interloiIenl lbaft bes perforbenen g a.
tbaniel S. Dei Der.
sc 4 bri,bt

ipire bierlnit scsctsn, pa6 4rmniltraticus'
Sr.efs perwtllist worpen ltno, auf ois6ins
ttrlalIenibaft oce pcrltortenen l7atboniet
J. Dciiber, lsstbn prn maibencrlet3 auns
'eblp, Serts eauntr, au Zen ilIntsrssitbretsn
pobnbaft i'll sriastrm 9auuIebip. uae Yer,
ionsn pclebe 3crocrnnacu aeasu crGaatc6in,
terlaiitnietaft batsn, ,peroen eabsr bicrrurA
aufacfrrrcrt eisIelbsn tci hem ltnterIhries
bsnen obne Ser,na eiu,ursiehen, uMo Col,
it', eu nod al aielelte ihulOis Onp, icfcre
at5ubs;ablem.
Gbarles 10. Porter.
Sebrudr o. 6m,
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6interlaiienlbaft oee uertsrbeaen @eoro
Santce.
g. 4 rtl T { cit t.
1Slro blermit acaetsu, ra6 Nrmluitratlcns'
brlets anf Die 6mt:rlaTtnlebaft oss pcritprs
benrn Seora g Santte {, rpeilanb pruNs,
"plila, Serfs gauntp, an bic .lnteriebrictss
nsr, ,pcbnbaft in eriaatsr Gtaot, rerpil!iAt
worbcn llne. Aue pcrlcnsn psltte Scrrs.
rlln9en al erlasts 6intsrlaGcni iehaft batsn
ltno bierrIrtb aufacforpsrt tieitltsn frfcrs
stnjnrsiben, une Golebe biz nccb al pisisIbs
ltbulols Ilnp frfort at5utc,ablen.
gIiisb 2ebert eueutOrS.
Gcors Santcc, "o'''
Neoein9, Sanuar &c. 6m.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-02-23
iiriftsn, bic bas ueus @,bulaslss

| lIrlttsn, bic ba5 nene @,bulgsieB
| nltbf an9snDilen-lS6 Wnpel. 2632 09
Surcrs fur Sslittauns unb NuSlss
| gen RON StraiIin 72 Nnpsiiun9. 6l6 ls
Sbaeen pcruriaebt turb 2luslsaen
.. tral1en-l74 1nmsiflluasn 1884 OF!
@rdnb unb Ystit Surers 1880 81!
SonifabelS Ssrihte-4 Nnpsiiung. i72 05
| 9Eabl Tctfen-50 Wnneifunaen 1857 80
| 4fIsHcrs 2obn-23 9nmsiiunasn 2i9 06l
9orpnsrs lIntefub.-ls 9(n,peif. $50 93t
8uAS II. &rdbsn Gbibsl, AS 9tnw. 3s l4b
Ssitl. Subtbaus, fir ben untsrbalt
pen Ssrbrsbsrn-21 Numsiiung. 1170 sal
Slagsn unp 3suasn Gsbnun9sn-
60 9nmsiiunasn 7s7 81
9rudsr Nebnunaen-6 Nnmsif. 257 60
@rbausn Der Dlonacaip Sride-
4 Mnweiiunasn 1900 co
@rbauen Der J3ap Grief Srade-3
Nnmefunaen 9s2 90
9lu6bs(trunAsn an Sridsn-40Nns
weiiunasn 3le6 46
Sssablt an Il. s. Diillsr unb q, 81.
SaaaSap, @sqe. fir Subrrsitsn
uno 1Gegtringsn bon papieren in
tem YrptbcnOtdr9 2(mt 1000 90
ernmiiioncrs 2eDn u O1silsn9slb
9apib Sue, g6q. 4lG 40
Olibasl NeiflbnsiosrGSq. 52l 10
@sOr9 QSeilsr, Gsq. $50 79
Srbn ecnN @Sq. so 90
-1374 II
Scbn o. @unuius, @brt.Sebalt 400 90
@tbaBmeiltsrs SsbaIt 400 90
Ser. Sir, WarteI ,. gcurtt. lltr 10 90
Nucitors $cbn 81 GO
Sames Spnaaan, esq. fir Gin Nes
after in bsn Nseeprps $50 90
Samnfeasu 90
Sunor Seurr 8eIcGI auf Neetnnns 100 90
8sucruus fir has Scurttaus, Com
miiltomcrs 2lmt, Gefin9nlb uno
3cllbaus sc l2b
BalentuSraf,fir 8 9lmts DrsiTen 60 90
Bladder II. Shretmatsrlallrn ll5 IS
0rrfhirnrnes l72 81
Dluiam Strons ESQ fir prcs
fslftons 9icnlte IS 90
14aarm 1t. Vfro Dlictbe farSrillii. &C 90
Dapirrs rin,utraasn % IS
S.Gmoman ,feBmaliaerG rGrurtShrrier65 90
Solspb Nlmsr, fir wartnna i'm
gourtbaue n.als Court Gtbrelcr 50 90
3cusen Qobn fir Die Nsputllt % 90
Ssrme,funs, 6eaulatcn, pcrto &c. So so
SnterslIcm anf unlelbcE 309s IS
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Scurr.--llm 5ebn lthr, prrisu Srnntaa
atsno, erltca Der Stuf Ssusr III nnIsr,
SralItn. @s fanS Ieb balp, eas cine Srdns
Shsnsr i'll Der NcrO lten @trsGs. smilebsm
bsr 2Sa(blnStca anc 9BalInut Stra1e, in
SIamMtn itanp; lls trannts mesm O1ansel
al 28Ititr, III 3sit ron eincr Stmmpe vbIis
n'eesr 0ie Sebcuer mar nas gtseutbum
bts Srn. Wlaurcr.
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9tnsifehcnoe garen irbutclo an Die
Gauntp ouf bsn 81. Dec. 1S4l.
golsftcrs Glamcn.
1883, -Siaae Natterns, 6srsfcrc,
B,anS teim Ssttslmsnt $40 a.
DO. Wtlbael &rdmer. Eeac. 20. 422 Is
DO. spbl!lp Srrssr, Ssru, DO. II O5
%. Seni. 6ain, 6ciosltera, DO. 2i3 y
1889, gbrItlan <einbatb, Bern, Do. S92 2S
DO. wllliam priubebcf, Nc6l. lO7 Os
DO. 'Safpt SobGfcn, 9lltriet so &c
DO. 6cinr. fInesrs, ct. Suataun lO2 lG
1910, 9on perIhirpsnsn goartt. 1851 81
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Der Hbtt. Daniel 1GctIier. pom I1aTas
eb"lrtts, bat ant 20. Srtruar Ieiusn Sls i'm
Der. ct. Senat aufscssbsn.
prsItccnt Ban Surrn bat am na,nltpcn
Sass pas ipelTe ,6aus perlafTsn unh miro Nun
70 lauas bei benz Ssnsral Nnpalt mobncn bis
Ct nadb xMccrbccf atfratjt. Sen. 5ar:i1on
ha! ebsnfalIs ain 0ienltas 4tsno DaItinas
ton mlcpsr pcrlaG:n, fir cine NsiIe natb lcis
nrm Seturtscrte IN 8rslnirn. 6r. 9aplcr,
earriicns schtcr O1ann unp suttnftiser
prlNat: Sefretir, 1T ,pabreno oem mt Ser
innsrn einrcbtuns tss pelTsn 5aulss bon
5arrifon tsauftrast.
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O. 4 l. u c tG.

y "a Sthd bcrjialItbc eumptn Carpets
e. ~ 70 chen erbalten unc wcblfril Su per:
taufen tei -. .. 5mitb.
Neabina Sci. 16. .3m.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-02-23
0allntp sVecb1lult9.

Gle Nednun9 pcn losnrib Ga9sL Csc. .Gbaes
nsiifsr Der Gountp Ssrfs, fir pas SaDr
mtlbcS nit Den 81 fen December, 1910, enz
ei9ts unterfubt BON Den auettorsn Der srs
fngten Sountp:
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S59995 O8

8ilans ihnleia y. ,. ganntp al
6cinr .NaacI, 96asmsittsr $l454 SIS
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-02-23

Saarssle smpfan9sn ron
g. .. Eus, gsq. Olts
slse Der Gsiss9tbun9,
ais qobn psrmilIi9t pom
Der Mspubf wdbrenb
Der 8srta9un9, um fir
ben Hnssn Der @auntp
Ssrfs psr,pane !. Wcresn TO 90
Saar9elo empfan9sn pcn
Josinr. 8lannsrp, GSq,
ba6el6e 72 90
l44 90
Gcn 9. Dl 9tcbsrts, llnfcifsn 26 63.
Bon Sobn Wa9snborif, toat Strafsn 25
9tsnts fir Qrbtratcrs Simmer i'm
nsusn @rurtbaus e5 90
Saar9elo on @scrafsiG l412,
Saar9e!o bon 1BGiam GtrOns,
@ntideicuuaS Sees 1856 90
8aarsslo ron Sbomas 8. Scnss,
ga. Straft fir Sbwtrsn "a
Saar9slo pen SaIsb Sarriiom
ESQ. Strafe fir SbmSren 81
Saubols psrfauft auf 1tneue 1873 03
Silans ibulbie BON Der @auntp an
celnr. .Ha9sLSsq. Stasmsiif. l434 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-07

IU.W.Ut.NJI.1JLD
We are glad 10 hive il in our power to an
nounce 10 tie far ones OF this city, the arrival Of
Madame Hazard, who comes among n, not US an ad-
venturer, but invited by a friend Of ours, who knew
her merits and that her services were much needed
Madame Hazard did not come here 10 establish i repu-
tation, but 10 sustain one already gained BY seven years
residence in Philadelphia, where she has given general
satisfaction, as well by her ~lady-llke demeanor, as pro.
fciency in The art Of dancing.
We should say, if dancing is TO be learned, a lady IS
infinitely better calculated BY Nature 10 iinpart grace 10
her pupils, which belong alone 10 her sex, and we think,
Madame Hazard, being we'll known, cannot fail 10 have
as large classes as she wishes, and We would partlcu.
larry call The attention Of mothers 10 this subject
Children, we beg leave to assert, ongbt To know how 10
dance, even If they do not avail themselves Of the &c.
compl.sliment. il improves their carriage and the ,1ef-
cise benefits their health. We wish success 10 Madame
Hazard, and trust 10 the usuo! zeal Of our city in reward.
lnr true merlt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-07
Caroline County.

EDUCATION MEETING At BOWLING GREEN.
At a meeting held at the Bowling Green, m Thurs.
day, the I'd of December, for the purpose of appointing
delegates TO the Education Convention to be held n
the city Of Richmond on the eth instant, the Rev.
Lawrence Battalle, Jr, was called To the Char, and
Washington uckner appointed Secretary.
On motion, II was ReS0ired, That the Chairman an.
point a committee Of three 10 draft resolutions Tor the
consideration of the meeting Whercupon, The Char
appointed the following gcntlemen-Norborne +. Sn,.
ton, A. S. Broaddus, and James & Thornton, ESQ.
The Committee made The following report, winch Vas
unanimously received:
Isl. R,c0fGea, az the opinion 81 this meeting. That
the system Of Parish Schools al present in operation n
this Commonwealth is defective IN principle, and iGs
proved in practice greatly inefficient IN ATTAINING tho
highly important objects of It's institution.
Cd. Rtsotrcd, That we approve of the plan ofa Cor.
ven,ion to be held in Richmond on the OH instant, -
take into consideration the deysins Of some more ELI.
Gent system OF public education, and that -- be ap.
pointed To represent this county in said Convention.
The blank in the foregoing resolution was filled Hsth
the names OF the following gen,irmen-James b.
Thornton, Archibald Samuel, Norborne Z. Sutton,
Thos. J. West, DR.. Thomas B Anderson, P.chegru
Voolfolk, John Taylor, Jr, Robert b. Corb,n, An.
drew 5. B~roaddus, George I. Tod, DR.. Is Il.
Wright, DR.. Benjamin f. Tal,aGrro, and Rev. Wi.
lam Friend.
GA motion, the Chairman and Secretary were added
10 the number.
Resolrcd, That these resolutions be signed b. The
Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded to the R'eA-
mond Wing and Enquirer fer publication.
LAWRENCE BATTAILE, Jr, Chairman.
NlsHISUToS PUcKNER, SgrrttarV.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-07
Mr.. Hhitc's Southern Literary Messenger.

The December No. Of the Messenger has, with lis
usual punctuality, been laid upon our table. We hal
is appearance with satisfaction. II is conducted with
great taste and Judgment. The Editor has solved the
Problem Of Southern L'terature-lle has concinSrsely
demonstrated, that it is plant, which can, wili aud
does flourish with as much luxuriance IN the South, as
in any other region. The pages Of The Messenger are
often always entertaining. Stri pit Of poll.
tics, and thoroughly American in rs tone, II has dis
cussed with an ability rarely equal!ed, and scarcely
ever surpassed, many subjects Of national Government
and general iRterest-lt is entitled to the public pa
tron.gc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-07
WAsulSoros, December 4.

Members IF Co"gress.-Unusually iardy the Mem
hers are in coming in 10 attend the Session Of Congress
We hone ,hey Will not initiate the conduct Of a good
many Of our Wing friends at the late elections whe
were too tardy TO attend at all. Some allowance now
ever, in the case of the Members Of Congress, must be
made for the unfavorable state Of the weather OF las
week, and especially for the pitile., pelting Of the sto:n
ofyes,erday. The following Members are the only one.
whose arrival in the city we are aware OF, IN ADDITION
10 lhose already announced, viz: -,
Scnators.-Mr. Graham, OF North Carolina, and MT
Allen, nf Ohio. r
eprsseutatires-Mr Atherton and Mr.. Eastman
Of New Hampshire Mr.. Fillmore, MIR. Granger, Mr.
Wond, and Mr. Roose welt, of New York MIR. C"npe'
and Mr.. Toland, Of Pennsylvania; Mr.. Math,"t, OF ONO
Mr. Stuart and MIR. Kennedy, Of Indiana; MT o"ssy
Of Kentucky: Mr.. Caldwell, Of North Csrol'na nr
Reynolds Of Illinois; and Mr.. IT,. Campbell Oh ("
,oe,oo Nf I'M
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SENATE.
Dtc1mLsr q. Isl
WAsuiScros BreKSER, Scrraary,

1tCfUOtT ", i-jl.
The following members OF the Senate appeared in
their seats, VIZ:
Messrs. John w. Nash, William Campbell. James
b. Thornton, Jr, Charles Cooke, Charles Hinton,
John II. Pryton, William Carson, William J. Wiley,
Archibald Atkinson, Richard II. Baptist, Thomas NJ.
Bondurant, James W. Gusts, John Voolfolk, Robert
Y. Conrad, William q. Preston, Louis G.. Bnuld,n, Jas.
Lyons, Robert w. Carter, Anderson Mohr,t, Fayet,e
McMul!en, Henry d. Woothousc, Edward I. Scott,
Alexander Newman, Robert 4. Thompson.
Eight Senators absent VIZ: Messrs James II. Piper,
Whitmell p. Tunstall, Charles }. Faulkner, Wilson h.
Shinn, William Tod, Edmund Fontaine, James Nell.
haney, John T. Anderson.j
On Mr.. Cookies motion, the Senate was organized To-
day, by the unanimous re election of
John W. Nash, Esq as Speaker.
Addison Iiansford-Clerk
l. W. AIlen-Sergeant alarms.
Julius Mar,in-lst Doorkr,per.
Thomas l.. Nelson-2d "
John Worrock-Printer.
The rules and regulations Of the last session, were
adopted BY the Senate, for the present Session.
The Speaker LAID before the Senate, the Annual
Message OF the Governor Of this Commonwealth, which
vas read, and LAID upon the table.
The Annual Reports Of the lst and Cd Auditors, and
the Treasurer of the Commonwealth, were received ana
being read, were laid on the table. :.
On motion of Mr.. Peylon, The Senate adjourned til
to. morrow l2 o'clock.
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Bans Stock, Stoek in the james Rtser and kanaraa
ConEann. and OHIO Land for sac.

TN obedience 10 an order Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
j and chancrry, continued and held for Richmond county, on
Wednesday, III. 10Th day OF October, 1871, directing me, after
giving notice of The time and place Of sale, by advertisement IN
the National TaieIigencer, published In the city OF Washington,
and in the Enquirer, published in the city Of Richmond. for al
least, sixty days, sell, 10 the highest bidder, j; public auction, be.
fore the door Of the Exchange Ia tel, in the cny Of Richmond.
The reyersionary interest in twenty 1--WE shares IN the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, III. dividends OF which were given by the will
OF John Seward 10 his wife Frances, during her widowhood-
Also, The Stock in the James River and kanawha Company.
which now belongs 10 the Estate Of the said Seward. Also, all
The Lands in the State of Ohio. belonging 10 the said E-tats. |
shall, on Thursday, the sh day of February next. proceed 10
sell. for cash, before the door OF the Exchange fIotel, in the city
OF Richmond, as directed allthe above mentioned property.
BARTHOLOMEW {. CHISS,
,idrisist,at,r 1: s0aa soH Of Jetn S.rs,d, deed,
Dee. :. ISL s-Sds
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The vote for Speaker of the liouPe OF Delegates
yeste rday, is no conclusive test OF It's political com
plexion. Four Democrats we're absent, and three o.
the Wings and one of the Delegates returned as q De
mocra, last Spring, went for MIR. %Sou,hali, the former
Speaker.
En- Passant-We suspect MIR. Dorman Of Rock
bridge was mistaken III saying that no Speaker hat
ever been changed in Virginia from political consider
atoms. Was not Mr.. Iarkin Smith, Republican
elected during the first Adams's Administration, Il
the exclusion Of the former Federal Speaker:
General BayIy declared yesterday, that he oppose'
MIR. Southall, not 50 much on party grounds, as be
cause he thought alr. S. had shown party feelings II
the Chair.
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From knOJriHe, Tenn Nor %.

"The glorious Wing times 80 proinsrly promised Us
last year have not yet reached Tennessee and the
Wings are very muc!, DISCONTINUED al the brlllan, news
from the North, South, East and West, OF Their uneS.
pected and unparalleled defeats. Tennessee at ihrs
time is Democratic; and if the Election were 10 % over
again, J. X. Polk would be returned the Governor by
thousands. The Liberty pole erected at this place last
year By the Humbng Wings, cell 10 The ground a few
days ago, and broke INTO az many fragments as the
Party did at Washington during the Extra Session :
There is nothing left of it and them but . contemplate
stump and fragment