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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-12

ing what was believed at the time, 10 be right. But
would blame all unauthorized interference Of sran-
gers. And would also regret tina, neither the in-
suuctons OF the parent, nor the investigations of
that the power of the parent was as much "orjai-
ned of God" as any other Of the powers that be-
that lawful authority, exercised within its appro.
pirate limits, could not be lawfully resi>,ed-hst
not for wrath, but for conscience sake" that who
soever ress,eh the power resiseth the ordinance of
God" Yours most sincerely,
ELLIS LEWIS.
RKv. FRAScIs WArLAyp,
President Bro,Un University.
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From the Cincinnati Chronicle.
Notes on the Census.

THS Nrwsf,rEp Pnrss.-I In France. under
the old constitution, they had what was called the
Tiers f at or Parliament, wh ch in fin nce and pow.
er was large part OF the realm. In this country,
and indeed in Europe also The Press has become
the Tiers eta, which though not vc ted ly the
constitution with the forms Of power, holds very
much Of the Substance. The flnUinG is the
number Of the different clas~s If new, papers aud
periodicals in the United States, arranged according
to rank:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-12

A small boy, while sweeping a chimney in
Washington Row on Thursday afternoon, got
by mistake into the luc Of the adjoining house.
A fire was burning below, aud the boy was
suGocated aud fell, and was caught in narrow
part of the hue. Efforts were immediately
nude To get him out by cutting hole in the
chimney, but i Nas an hour bei'Ie he vas eN'
t-agf,d, ard then he Was almost litcless, and II
wus doubtful whether he Would 1--we.
Trenton !StQts GdSiic.
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From the Southern Lifrra,y Messenger fr Nor.

rom me southern L'frGry Messenger jsr Nor
nIuss ron roUsG sIaL.
CudcTncsth the sol, low lying.
DARK and dIesr,
S'ecpe'h one who IefI, in dying,
Sorrow here.
Yes, rhcy'e ever bending o'er her,
Eve. Ihrt weep;
Folns hat to the cold gave bore her,
NIgls keep.
When the summer moon is shining,
Soh sni fir
Friends she IoSed, in tears, are twining
ChaPlets there.
Res, in pe'oo, thou gentle spirit,
Throned abo,
Souls like thine with God inhsrh
Lie and love
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F. WAYl AND.
SUSBuRr, Nov. Q. lsi:.
M Dear Sir =

M Dear Sir -
I thsnk you for your valuable letter
Of tie l4,h ulr. Owing to a press of public duties,
have been unable to acknow ledge its receipt un-
am compelled to be very tricf
Aware tha, the case Of the Commonwealth rs,
VIM. Armstrong WAS one involving question Of
great delicacy ordmporancc, vas anxious that the
decision should lie exposed TO the seSerrst scrutiny
ror had been committed, was desirous f ,eeing it
corrected But when such iuri,t a, KNIT ga
., esvi,h its reasoning and conclusion" and such
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o. A press of matter this week, has crowded
out several editorial articles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
EEgi e'EEss1's SALE.

BY VIRTUE of deed oftrIst, executed 10 ne. as
D trustee, by Fleming b. Miller, md Of record in
Campbell County. shall, fer the furpse in sad deed
spcrihed proceed On the premises, the Iron Works.
on Saturday the Esd day Of April next, to sell, to the
highest bidder, Tor current money. the following
Y'E4ssF3E, 1'Es.sStg';% s9H' g.a s'Ee,
all adjoining, Namely one Tract # 2Git acres; oae
Tract ofS0 acres and one Tract Parcel Of =
This and cson Stone Wall Crses within = miles Of
James River, IN the lower end Of CUnpncll County.
and IS regarded as valuable. particularly lqr the r4u
O,e which it contains, and which has recently been
worked. All the permanent fixtures for making Iron
are still on the Land. in good condition.
References may be had By parsons wishing n be bet
ter informed, to Mrs. Alfsi i.csrand, Danel stratton
or Ambrose plunket. all living and well aeqnant
ed with the Land and Iron Works.
WILLIS p. BGCOCk.
April W93A
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th.,fh p.ef,,r,l a. Their Representative BY nneren
Ncaiietps ii the people Of LoadJn. tsfaer ans FAIR
hx might be sunplanted. and under he general ticket
system lother u oilers mig be Substituted, whom no
nan In rs district may lave ever seen Ivy the general
II srsfen tos. If adopted and enforced IS Congress.
- it s s1si,lcd il might be, amasrty Of ooe vote u
mr. hundred tifd.ssana would be saffiera sad q
members = C1ua4ss if1n Vngn!a. when f949, ia
! ad,ag esety laaa In lis iiious's District might
2roIes Il ether alealefs, q Hh.ea has lfenI mont
ls enc.
MI G. said h catered his solemn pr.tcs against the
exercise Of this p1ver We bad gone ea undef onr pres
rnt agsten for halI century. aad ne hoped no" II
would n5t be d.stufsed IL State claimed 10 msuage
asr own Affairs n her own why Mr. T.. sad b. Y aa
nov 5ek shcCefhl 10 read Tie rsluaIks 81 Nh Aaosni'
% winch he lad alledgl. aal "heii IL at it5st 'at
les, asl. in fl..s9 Ia Aafe rad.
Tie Clerk tiea FealIhr following.
M 1oSaef sl,l laat the honorable gentleman,
ab7 had aeeu ,e tie iora convention, would glFeinf
nation respecting the oi4ese neefang eeo1aas lie
WISHED - ba,U Wy Gomez had ultimate crnhoi
IRA, the sim. i1e-e and .n1na1fsi elections al feIreH
alycs and the tine an nanuer TAT ct seaafet. nd
a'l Ny thrre - an exception As 10 the iake Il elect
Bq Senators
"Nlr u ,pls5S-hlr Chairman. Inc reason of the cN
arpian uas thai II touzg0ss could IL Tho placed chH3-
H.! ihe Senator'S II might compel III state legislature
Il cle. dom In a ainat faer lrim that oflher usta
sossuus which nonli r1.duer ue in''uvenfner an
WAS ua necessary CAV" the r9nrral rcyamsd q ron
frol orr III hm- uli N tantf Of choosing the Senator'S
i to prevent it, 3a.a 8.ss LUTON
With fe,pe "a tho ataef point, II was thought that
tho regulation u time place aoi mannrf Of eiern4 the
representatives shbHd he uniform Throughout the CONT
mont : mo States might regulate the elections tie
principles IT equality, and otcJ- might rc9nlae them
Z Otherwise Tins diversity " u'J te obviously uu'usi
Elections arc raaatfd ane1uais lHsomr >taes, pa
1urularls NTH carlna. With f5sPerl 10 Charleston.
which isfeprscnfei by hny mep.ers Siopld te
projg = nm Stae. In ang ncrhs be dcprued q He
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asogttral.
vuE GRAsE.

VxaE ssRAsk.
NJ ReaKkT 5ossrtfS.
vhv .Aesaa IL scei 81 shess'
.ris cod and dark sb,'s
p, ~. holy men ); praise AL pr,
WI, have dwsls . loag In the P.sassa'a az
Aaa sunshine q tl:ss God.
sNhr 70 ;l,s lrarnei aai ~iae
To a hoasa . elo-e and camp
They can eazs no. shsrr II TIN r'F'fa 'Nis'
~ Nv wa,s, t'.e t.a7' =. ;tey fan u re
Nj read by ,se -.1a'sA lamp
W, 70 M i'll sai :!
rsa ha, ,aeaaaal ,Tlh
NJ rsaacs Is ittrc ier Fsaad 1sf.ari
.Af,e is.eareeiy rgcan IL &c va!-s q 10y
>. the busy worms to e-a"i'
D.: i9r him NJ + slsssdaS .
lnwld au6i.iSrs ase.
, who ,ccl, tl,a tie ga cannot = Won
rh,. hi. 4,.l., d-,,a al - SO .s.h Is cont.
ri. quot rsstla1l'ase.
A, fnr hir aAa has weay Er5va
OF world tl.at loves IN, noi
Whose joy. have vanished nd hares have down.
Whose only wish i. to be olJnc,
Ialeei ii. an enviei spa,!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

LlRtdNlA.--At a Court held for Bedford County.
the aara day al March :, lsl2
On the n.poo Il Dob Sharp and Joseph Bayne and
atr, Irsatc, u George Doaley. deceased, ordered
nat alt larsl1s having claims against the estate OF the
sad Gefge D,tsY, decreased ., exhibit the same for
settlement 10 NIil am u, D.al,y aud John Sharp. EN-
srHmrs ufaad GEORGE DDoleH. within SIX months from
tins day, ami THAT copy ct tins order be inserted IN
s9mo newspaper published IN the town Of Lynehhurg tar
eight weeas ssrcly. and posted the front door
tc Courthouse Ct tins county two successive court
days. \ Copy-resic.
RIO. {. MITCHELL. c.p. c.
Aprl Sw
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es 90 A ks I'd IN a.

rs HANCOCK respectfully informs the pub
4Va lie, thai she keeps Boarding House. in the up
per pan oil the brick building opposite the Pos, Office
and that she Is prepared 10 accommodate Nuune Ladies
from the country ur adjoining towns who NAV wish TO
attend scheolin town. Having teacher in every way
qualified Tor her profession, boarding in the house, Young
Ladies, will have maay advantages the use of her
Pane. &e,-and their manners and morals will be
strictly attended 10 by Mrs Hancock and ther Ins,rnc-
tress. TERlis very moderate. -sH--a-es#ss-.--~
April rs Is
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EArtsallea Expedition.


e3-Ax-Is4zM ss--z-s- -
Between gyurItburg, and I:ichnoud
I'm and after the sih Of April, Coach viii Leave
~ LYaehhure On Tuesdays, thursdays and sun
days. al - o'coek. and at Charlottesville. at .
clock ee<t moraiues--at the Dopoi ty l9-thencc by
Raj Road u l,lellinond D., 4 O'Clock, L. M.-mah!ng
tie trip -.
TTfROUGH ~ 30 HOCRS
Rcio7ag-l. ave Richmond same DAYS, as a
hove. ut ; O'clock 4 Nj Charlottesville by -
clock p VI to Runners u supper, and reach Lynch
bnr, nezt DAYS bs OF before % O'clock \. NJ. u break
las, through "a . heps.-hcgeasing the speed o.
the mai aul rcineing The iarn.-"e hope IL receive
norton oil the pubic patronage II sustained IN our
sNcrti . NC ell deliver the mail two hours earlier and
u u hours from Richmond.
For s#ais. apply al the fanan ll9tol, l.ynehlnrg-
II Raj Il ad uiliee. Richmond.
Fare through 10 Richmoad, reduced 10 ) "
Fredericksburg - 10 SO
: b. CLOVES, Agent.
Arrl22 wis
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VARIETIES,

v N AZ EISs
GHONEL and longs at all prices,
- Brass and common And Irons,
Brass and common Tenders,
Coal Skuttlos and Siilcrs,
Spit Boxes. brass and common
Walters ofall sizes and qualities.
Candl,stcks, plated and brass.
SHUTTERS, plated, brass and steel,
Brass and Jaranncd Lamps,
ladies' Dressing Boxes,
sugar Boxes and Tea Cadics.
For sale very low, by
H. b. RICHARDS.
y : y ts
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II use, teGtrS his SCrNcce 10 his friends aud the pub
lie. as
Auction and commission Merchant.
lie Will attend TO the sale of Real Estate NEGROES
Horses, aud every description OF Merchandise.
HIS acquaintance with the resident dealers In Ne
5foes, as well rs pretty offensive acquaintance the
contiguous nclghb3rho d, will afford him every facility
IN the sale ol that species OF property His spacious store
room and cellar will enable him To keep good coudi
lon every article ot merchandise he may receive
ngnncnt
lie deems 1t futile to make flourish of promise and
vii" therefore, only say that he Will be grateful for pat
ona2e. and those who besaW il. may rely upon justice
at h, hands.
lie wllltak charge Of Negroes be offered for sale
either privately publicly. aud board them at p cents
per day until the sale is elected Reasonable ADVANCES on
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
Sn6tison ~ Darts. ST. ,Ioin, J. P,ysis
Richtrd Three ,jotn Hoams
Mckinney Il .Nosby Heuy DGrs
hc CoJhle S'.NcDdai Ithitc. 1GiIy & Urine
BrtoR & Rodcs Hancock s, .l4alnS
The Richmond Country Wing Will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks and send ac.
count To THIS Office for collection.
Dec. Il Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

A LIKELY Negro Woman, about .. ..5t. u,
4 u wh1 Is \ weaver aud excellent plain COIL e.
She was raised in genleel family. and N.m., =.
good character. Apply 10 NJ TALBOT, 4nc,.. u
March 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District of Iirriuia.
APRI. I. 1912 '''''
az oBt.RI BURTON. ofthc county OF Blu .dnoh,u
n 4 having filed a petition praying that he may be de-
efrd bankrupt 1t is ordered. that all persons clamnr
DC creditors OF the SAID Roberi Burton show cause to
mus oouf,' on The l2h day Of May next why the said
h'ocri burton be not declared bankrpn n1rsuant n,
ac, ct congress in that behalf and that copy ofbs
1rr be pahlshed III the newspapers ACCORDING To the
"a ana 2lth rule. Of court. - ''''
Copy--Iesie.
Apt!1 VI Il.
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va E'sES,

ENlE subscriber las Jr sale. very accommodating
terms, for cash short credit 10 punclual per
ms rom tan 10 twelve thousand pounds very superior
bAtoA; as'. several hundred pounds nice LARD.
TiOS. LLEFTNiCiI
Liberty. Aprl7 w3w-oafltf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
Cider Vinegar.

EFIVE BARRELS orPURE CIDER VINEGAR.
u recslstd aud fl sale by
AID, b T. TINsLEY & Go.
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h.oAep0sfctsscst.

The above sale postponed iii Friday. tie l0h day
At June next when ii wIl positively take place the
premises. Those wishing 10 view the plantation, can
be accommodated n any tme.
TIiOS. B. PAtLETT.
MAY ) wllOje
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For TIE Eastern District ofVireinia.
MARou seth. lS!2.
ENl ;. ENETI, of the County of Amherst.
having filed petition praying that he may be de
clarod ,upt; Il is ordered, thai all persons claim
ing to be creditors OF the sail Lewis 5 Emott show cause
to TINS court on the l2'h day Of "ay next why the
sad LOWS ;. Enett be not declared a bankrupt pur-
suan To the act of Congress in that behalf and tat
copy OF this orderb published in the newspapers ac,or
ding to the 22d and eth rules of court
Copy-Feste,
April 49,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

Jo'eph E.he'1 Johl F. Camden, Benjamin Camden
James Camden, George G. Wright and Ale. andtr Brown
NJ,
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R,hafd {. Pollard. Jr, t.Izab2th Garland, John Di
smith, trustee to En-. ha Hardin William Ia-c, 1hor-
is H. Cater, !tgmas Bc!e" and Hiram W nawso1,
Il.i.llllnts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

ti'lNAtt rule, held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut Superior Court of Law and Chancery iog the coun-
T. ct Nelson, in hcmonth Of March \. D. 1sil
den, Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12

LIT
Nclsoa $ Shelton, lose.h shelton and judith W his wi
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.TsEE s'FEEE, T.yE,FsDY.

/ I ANlNG removed to the house recently occupied
by Mr.. John IL iliins. nearly oppprc the Market
House tenders his services his friends aud the pub
lie "a
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RD;TlNG BUSINESS.
ssonsine Esu.incss and Coal Trade,

subscribers will hereafter deyotethe.r entre and
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April /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-09
From lie y. = Bal'ciia. .Nri 18th,


We give belaW extracts from Gen. llaHstaas letter to
'e IeAlln aaoul at this place Also the extract of u
letter Hom one u lis civil officers. These letters Aeef
received hc.c an the !1th Instant, and have Iu7t been
uau8sd us. from all We can learn thruueh tha agents
Of the IcNau eayc,unem here. nov venture 10 pre-
diet HAT Ia less tau brty days shall receive news
ct the mlet my raut character, IN reference to cAas
and NeNlco. Our readers May no'e this. We arc no
prophets. bat still W. think, from all we have seen and
heard. that Con. sam. Houston Knows what he Is about
aui ere long shall hear ol nrea achievements beyond
the RIO GTtndr, made ~ tho texas army.
LEtlarf = afu frea tie Pfeideai = 9iros
Ilor,roN. 10Th Nay, / T..
Col Barry CiIl.s,i, Nca Oueaos
Den Col can offer Tins assurance. that advantages
sufficient easr>,d IA The manner OF invasion g. n,re
the mos perfect success. the amy subordinate 10
orders runPa cannot eude U.s. unless disorder PIC
walls IN Eluhs
The arrival Of entrants in the untry and thcranN
rtr for active employment and the want ct pruyt,ans
VIII not allow the time desirable or complete proIaga
uen Int with the ald ul eur friends In the >aiS, can
sustain our cause. Texas cannot rcccde. We can ~
longer remain SUBJECT to maaudug ncursions a the
my. Our independence must Ae recognized by Mexico.
There Is "A substantial cau,e olWar. which appears to
rNofb manly. chNaugs and generous h,art-lt IS tic
relentless and cruel bondage uiur brothers. o Santa Il.
many u whom pcri,icl lter Nr=on the heights Ct san
Ja'ial7. Ther filtration Is the task OF Texas. and
II SHE Is unaded by ker tuends. and lett TO battle
lone. she VIII maintain the conflict. and never Weld I'M
ed IN blood. lour friend, SAM Hot SION.
Lfiract ota letter from az Erecn'ire eiiccr q 1cras.
BAEEY tILI1sflt, 'sI.
Geuoral Aacut Texas. New Orleans.
Dear Col.-liauy volunteers coming. $, nd tl,m
ou. The matter must shortly lie brought L. issue.-
The period Ia which delay can he extended assistance
uum TIE pDted States Is drawing near. we receive
none. Texas Will march to the couct like Young grant,
single handed and alone The bright beams Of the sin
gc star VIII saun he reelected from the rusrg tide Il
W - Il tlp ti a oh
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..' faees. Ihe tIoaiag comprise a 1T If then
~,tek
CLOTHS
Sa5sr Wally,J Hae. Cptls. in,jsi5. Green, o.
.v.. h=.l aa Blue Cloths, all qualities and prices
C.IssLIEEES
Iafso as amcn' OF. French y English Cashmere.
e.ue beautiful style OF habl shades and ueu latoras
IES1LNta>
eh French anl Eaelfsl Natas. fancy eo5urnd ana
aa white and c1Iro1 Alarscdas and Nlern3 Nc>tia=,
SiLh# GOOB5.
Baeb and Line hIlrh Grs de- Rhine ST.. r.ch W
"rrd aud Stripped en- t'AHqoei iancy c5l.I.d Che4e;
ild and H5221auIr -llis, ucU AID beautiful STYLES
fRE.NEH L.iD.NN.
arsc us 5ftmenl, comprising all shades colours and
patterns, from tn lowest Ia the finest qualilil-.
LL|ES GO0DS.
Superior Ggs bl,aehel IRISH Linens; Brown Froaci1
l. loeas and Dnlimgs, largc a.sertnrn', al very low
Pnces.
,uGSLAN GOODS.
Plain. striped and Figured Jeasonc,s; Null. Boot
and Sa.ss Niusas, palu and figured.
EiNCY RiBB0.A%
Plaid. Striped. Figured aud Na'e,d Gro dc Nap-
Hooael aud Gap Ribbons, all widths and shades.
HOSIERY
White aud black. pIaiaand p.lf2 EnelisbsIh 1ies'
'Iara and Nh.te Cotton, at all sa from Twelve a0d
a haIl ecnls oPNafts.
D0NE&7T1 GG0HS
\. and : Cotton 0Aaburgs: + 4 and st Blown
,'n'et.n2S AMI shGlgas: . and ii heacued do; 4
prnt heavy udleoiaas Of the best quality.
y In addition Ia the above. obey haFea laree rs
nrlaeHt 10! Fancy tolored SILK Gleyrs }i;ls. i.ueu
md ClIn.trlr liaujhoataes, Shawls. Sr3s. Thread
Lace. i.I2ues ln,grhas. French lmafsidcrg. aid
'ther Ybc, Undesirable l. ld~ which thcy viii aIcr
at reduced ffees, to all that may he disposed to rer
'hase.
TURNER. rpRWElL&co
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e5' Sec first pare fora variety Of interesting articles
We would especially invite tie attention Of the Teaa''
10 tie four numbers ''imcrc;n Interests HON
distinguished and able pen, which originally aplcaed III
the Richmond Wing.
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Ami I
Nal0ab,r l'0ssIl Property GUq

yl7llE subscriber is authorized ~ the owner to Il
a on accommodating terms, tie couItaoJois aa'
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z z AlNG ua.!,G eer mo stoels. and intending 20
continue cur business at tbcah stand. from and al
ten Ihe tiJsl ellunn, unler Tire 81, and fmar
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
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NOMINATION OF SENATOR.

In accordance with the nomination made at
ws last week announced Msjor DAVID GiBsos, Of
Hampshire, as the Wing candidate to succeed Mr..
Faulkner in the Senate. Owing to the want Of
proper concert, Hampshire delegates were not
appointed in timo 10 attend on the day, and no
ono ~as present to represent the visws and wishes
Of The people Of Hampshire or Of Major Gibson
He was therefore proposed as the choice Of tbs
delegates 10 Convention, in tho confident assurance
tina, no nomination could be acceptable to
Hampshire. We regret tie be obliged to state that
Major Gibson, from private and personal conside-
rations, has been compelled to decline the nomi.
nation. Under these circumstances, the Hamp
shirs delegates met at tue forks of Cspon on Mon.
day last, having previously written communications
requesting the delegates from the other counties to
join them. The notices did not arrive in lime tn
procure tho attendance Of tho delegates of the
other countless and the election being too near at
ton, the Hampshire delegates unanimously re-
commended WILLIAM VANCE. ESQ., of Hsmp-
shire. and appointed committee Of their body to
visit Berkeley and Morgan, with view Of sscer-
tanning whether the nomination was acceptable,
with power to change it if desirable.
In discharge of thi. duty, Me,.rs John Vance
and A. j. Stump arrived here yesterday, and were
joined in conference by the delegates who repre-
sented this precinct in convention, and as many
other Wings as were at hand, and the result, we
gratifed to state, seemed to be unanimous
expression Of satisfaction with the nomination
These gentlemen set out yesterday for Morgan. sc-
compsnied by some of the Berkeley delegates. and
We cannot doubt that the patriotism Of gallant
little Morgan will enlist her cheerfully Tor M.
Ysnce's nomination.
Under these circumstances, Mr.. Vance is pre-
sentsd to the Wings Of the district as gentleman
in every way qualified to fill the vacancy in the
Senate. His popularity in Hampshire is almost
unlimited, having often bsen II candidate for the
House Of Delegstes, and never defeated. The
Locofoco ball has always rolled against a snag
~henever 1t has encountered him. and every annun
station Of his name in Hampshire has carried con-
fusion, dismsy and defeat nts tho ranks Of tho foe
From long personal acquaintance with him, and
from having stood shoulder TO shoulder with him in
tho State Councils. in the defence of Wing princi
rles, We take upon ourselves to say to the people
Of Berkeley, that she has not within her limits
Wing more stsunch, true and ardent than Wit.
LIAM VAscE. and we call upon her to nerve hi.
arm for the maintenance of their cause, by such
majority IS shall sustain the reputation which she
has won in former battles.