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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-07

fgroipnfary Bankruptcy, = Several
Important proceedings in bankruptcy have
bsen instituted. within few dsys past,
in the pls,rics Court Of Middle Tenne.-
sss, under the involuntary proceeding. Of
the late scs Of Congress. The amount
involved. in ore case. is probably, up
yards Of .brss hundred thousand dollars.
This imnsDse estate is brough, intp bank
rUpIcy. Tor equitable distribution. upon The
petition Of certain creditors who feel Ihen-
fel,ss sggrjeyed BY the partial provision
made Tor their rl.ims IN The assignments
snd trust deeds recsnsly executed By The
delinqueEt debtors,
The Bankrup. T,v 10 fss, becoming q
credilor measure. That il is The mosi
fquilsble az well as the most summary
process BY which an insolssn, concern
may be liqnidaIed. We have never enter
iained . doubt. Al. such, il ha. been
tesiea By the English practice for the last
Two septuries, Nashpile Wig
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Why are sfrfain persons opposed ID
o Tarif?-Becsuse. il they can render
BUSINESS oceupslions nearly proh,less,
ths business OF lending money will be
exlrsnely lucrative. These Shylocks are
pfslty much all advocates for free trade
in money end goods. They 60 agsius,
all corporations because they are aristn-
crsIie monopoliss. Il ,hess corporations
are Banks. they lspd money at six per
esp,. spd thai destroys the grsa, profit oil
ihe indi.ldusl usurer. II manufacturing
Embellishments. they sHored profitable
employment foe labor spd good prizes Tor
the Iaboring farmer. so thai he will have
no nsed 10 borrow money to pay. his
nres. by means Of corporations too
many men Of moderais means may unite
in establishing q weolen factory; The men
yho york 10 !; NAV own shares. and have
their psr Of .hs profits, therefore corpo-
rslion is an ediops monopoly.
The usurer is opposed TO . tariff be-
sanse be wspis labor cheap. The lower
fhs prlcs Of labor. the more difficult il 10
10 pay debis; The more he can make with
bis morey, lhs Jess Of il will il take TO
purchase his supplies; the more severe The
pressure 10 pay debis. the more exorbiiant
interest he can demand, and The more he
esn thrive on lhs general ruin.
RellOws Falls GAG,
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Buffalo Spring.
Groceries, Groceries!
" Fresh supply. -al

~ 0AG& &G1a 100 &M~&&
EVA Fresh supply. III
SPHE subscribers hare Jest received
: fresh supply Of GROCERIES. which
have bsea selected with great care. and
wiIl Be sold loo Cor cash. These via
ish n procure good ARTICLES on very res.
sonable terms, are respectfully requested
10 eise Ihem cal. Their stock u com
prised in part Of The following;
81 bsrs coEFse, inel1d isalestBs
ing Rio, lava. &c. Peal Afhe
Best Bfown Sugar Brimsiene
uav.nns Sugar spanish Brown
R,st Leaf ana Crushed lilller's Scotch Saul
Sugar h'CabotS
uol.sses ,Prussian Blue
Raisias Venetian Red
Rice sNatmFgs
Besi Green Tea FIG Rlae
"a Back Camwood
Herring araalia
s,lt Qairk silver
Rr Iron. assorted IEsssaes rsPPermiai
Steel Cinnamon
Hoop Iron Lemon
Sheet .Oil Lemon
shear - cinnamon Bark
Cut Nails, assorted s0Pium
uould.boards lamp Magaesia
casliass 'Heniy,s Maenesia
Wedding Ines Box Matches
Spades and ShnVels liheuharb Root
Manure Forks Throne Y-llnw
Polished Trace Chain Chrome GIesn
Best Chewing Tobaceus Ii.ifen Stone
spanish Cigars sLythaIgc
fupentine Soap Castor all
railow Candles Com Shelnc
sperm !" Cream Tartar
spanish Indigo LAX sand
Madler sand PAPER
white Lead. in kegs Ink Powder
Dry White Lead tcastil Soap
- Red Lead Bag Mustard
Spice aaieIs
ulark Pepper lsaf0lida
Ground & Race Ginger vermiliion Red
cloves Percussion Gaps T.
Mace Powder and Shot -
Camphor Window Glass
Putty spanish whiting
Salt Petre Scopal 4 Black farnish
Alum Fresh Hips
Epsom Salts Beet < Common Glue
Glauber Salts Train OIL
copperas Lamp oil
Ground Log. Wood irquefor'is
Lamp Black starch. sc. &c. &c.
Feathers, Bseswax, and Tallow, will be re
ceiyed as cash.
MICKLE 4 NORWOOD.
April 5. IS
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The Peoria (Tllinois) Register. referring
10 The promise Of sn overfiowins harvest
ibis year. s.ks whsrs shall We 6nd q mar
kst Cor ihs susPlus over and above ibe
consumption Of those who produce il!
And j, answers the question thus,
Protest our manufactures. Take
pvsy ens-fourh Of those who are now
raising bsesds.uff.. and set them TO ma.
pyf.ciprins. and we have home market
81 lsir pricss for I'll ihs wheat and corn
We can produce. These manufacturers
viii furnish 10 With every Thing We need
10 vssr. Thus We srs relieved from de-
psndspes on Englsnd. and Tbs money,
yhieh wsuld otherwise be s,ni of. is KEEP.
IN OR couniry, TO afford capital for our
banks. and enable them 70 redeem their
circulation 10 gold and silver"
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10 .Ai0oys believed him 10 be a Goose y
-" Well. hoe do you like your hps-
bandi" said . female friend 70 a newly
nsrrird LADY.
"oh. he's duck of . man." replied
che who ~ss enj wing the honeymoon.
!" A duck. OH" saIc the qnerisl. !. ahl
then have been mistaken in my opinion
pl his species; ! always believed bin to
b goesc,'
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RL.2lyRS for sale al This Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
DEATHS.

On the S.h February, at Carlisle, King & Queen
county, Mrs MIRA TRIITER, in the 25d year OF
her ogc, after p,inful illness OF five weeks which
she bore with Christian resignation. Mrs Trimyer
has lcf behind her an affsc'ionitc husband and
many dear relatives and friends, to bemoan their
irropnrnbe loss.
At the residence Of his brother, in this City. on
Saturday morning Inst, Mr. JoEArHAN w. BErus
Of Brooksviils Albcmar'o County, formerly ffor
many ycars) a resident Of this City.
Departed this life On Saturday, tho QOth Instant
OF her residence in Albom1rIc county after an ill.
ness Of only one week, MARY LANE in the gOb
year Of her age.-Sho appeared perfectly resigned
and when ask5d by female friend, II she was prs
pared she said she hoped 90, and was willing 10 90
She appeared to DO sensible Of her situation, and
Of every thing around her until tho last She he.
longod to the Episcopaliln Church for many years.
and often contributed 10 iis property. The neigh.
bourhood has lost an oxempar Of potY, and kind
nolghhor, nnd tho tcnts Of her servants attest the
sorrow for a kind and f1rbearing mistress Scarcely
snbbsth passed bat what she called W her ser
wants, ard read some appropriate parts Of the Bible
10 them for their Instruction. Bat ninsl how fleet
ing are morta. hopes, I'm The midst Of o VIC arc in
death" The goat debt ~ nature sho hns paid,
md which must he pii6, by all human nature.
And being resigned, truly may IL be said, when "he
gveth qWctncss, who then can make troubled and
when he hideth his face, who then can behold him1
Deck myself now with majesty and eTcoIlency; and
array myself with glory and beauty; Tor a tdum.
phsnt immortality awaits thee, al the glorious morn
Of The resurrection
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

We observe no signs of a speedy close of the
session. Mos, of the important business is yet on
hand. The James River Bill has been under dis
cussion Tor several days. Yesterday, MIR Danic
made strong speech in favor of it, and was FOL
lowed by Mr. Taylor of n. B. in opposition. Tn,
debate may continue for some days. The Bank
question is ye, to he disposed Of; and in fixing .
day distant enough to suit the Bank Democrn,sr
will consume week. The Distribution question
Is also behnd-and we may cxpec, the Locos tc
consume several days in opposing the receipt O
some hundred thousands into the Treasury, Wa,
here ever such fatuity7 The Revenue bill. too. il
yet TO come ~. With these and incidental sub;.c,,
wesee no prospect adjournment before the goth
although the STARVATION Bill" is staring gentlemen
in the face.
Last evening, after the foregoing was written
MIR Brown of p. introduced resolution instruc,ino
Committee to bring in bill repeating the "s,,r.
walton Bill'-whieh prevailed, 50 TO 40. The finn,
OF patriotism, we fear, is exhausted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

We are constantly asked, will no, this er..,
Wing County redeem itself this Sprine7 VIII ~.
eO"''ue lhro neglect TO have her principles misre
presented and here character for consistency ,arnish
edf is she willing any longer TO present ~ tho
world the unenviable spectacle OF 500 wbig ma.
JoHty and two Locofoco Delegates7 Where arc III.
Joynes' and the men of that stamp. who eovo b,,
character IN other days1 Have they passed from
the public stage, without leaving any worthy to
succeed themi Has the spiri, Of deseneracy. which
has spread over so many other sections extended n
that iavoured shore, which boasts more of the old
and uraduIera'ed English blood than half the Com
monwealth besdesl 1t cannot be. There must bo
many OF that enlightened population wiliino TO
serve, and capable orehectine honour on their nov.
county. Let them come forth now, and wine
of the stain, which apos,acy has brought upon
their county. The welfare of the Commonwealth.
no less than the honour OF their County. calls unon
them.
The idea, that 1t is region prolific only in f,hv
politicians and political nposaes which IS beeon,ing
prevalent does, as we are assured, the people of Ac
comac great injustice. Unfortunately for them. mcr
OF that character have recently gained prominence
among them, and cast shadow over their fair fame
but there is nothing in its atmosphere. moral or
physical, more than elsewhere, to breed such cha
raeiers. This is practically demonstrated bv the
production Of such men as Gusts and Yerby-than
whom, no portion OF the Commonwealth can boas,
more disnteresed patriots and more practical states
men. Let tic Eastern Shore send more such to the
public Councils, and she will be speedily rensta,ed
in the high reputation, she once enjoyed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

We conclude to-day, Mr. TullmaJse's repor, on
Tho Exchequer. Il is certainly ON able ond
plausible document and recommends piar
preferable 20 that oftho Secretary Of the Treasury
Il % On sovera, leading particulars entirely diferenu
which would probably bring Capt. Tylcr's con
science into play again-porlculnrly If some on,
would write another "hend him" letter 10 CoG.,
House. In The frs, place Mr., Tallmadge propose,
eommlssoncr'-of whom, the Secretary OF Oh,
Treasury and The Treasurer ure not 10 be members
as proposed by Mr. Tysr-to hold their Offices fol
life, unless removed FOR spseih cd causes. Jy IN,
President, with tho concurrence Of tho Senate. n,
Commss onor is suspended by the President, and
nc Senate non-concur in his removal, nc is re-.
insloieJ. 2nd The inferior officers Of the EScbe
1ler as well as the various agencies arc TO DO on
pointed by TIC Secretary, on tie recommendation
OF ho eomm'iicTem-wheh gives the appointment
virtually 10 the Board.
81. Mr. TyIors scheme allows the ppreIass Of bin,
Of eSehange-which would make tho E1ehcousr a
Government hank Of Tremendous powcr-Mr Tall.
madge strikes out this feature-and only allows tho
selling Of ex'hange, by deposte Of specie, and col
tet lie left for that purpose, payable o., another
ogency-bui no advance 10 DO made till advice no,
been received that the III has zen actual y paid.
4ih Mr. Tyler proposes 10 issue 81 Of paper for
one ofspeeie. Mr. Toma 'go restricts tho siue to
dollar for dollar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

ADDITIONAL RASEs IN rHR NAvr.-Mr ]. C
Clarke, from the Committee en- Naval Affairs. re
ported, IN the House Of Representatives, on the ISL
instant, q bill establishing the ranks Of Admiral
Vice Admiral, and Rear Admira, in the u. S. Navy
provided there be appointed no more than t.yo off
GERS OF he first rank, and three cnch Of the SECOND
and third ranks Annual pay-Admiral, on ser.
wee $4,000; on leave of absence, or waiting ORDER,
&c, $500. Rear ASmral, on service. sI250. or
leave, Sc, $500 The appointments are TO be
made from the nsvt inferior grade, viz Captains in
the Navy. The S1rior Captains no longer To h,
allowed pay as such, Uutali Captains in the Navy
except those IN command Of squndronsl to receive
the same pay as established by the act of 81 Mach
1885, and squadron Captains TO receive the paw MI
lowed by that act Char. Cour. Feb. %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
.Ngr, Of u, Whir pr,,ia,nll

The Nashville Union is added 10 the list Of Go
vefnmoni psptrs. This was tho most rabid and
abusive Tory print in the Confcderaey. II is, there
fore, the n recipient Of the bounty Of a WIN
President, in conjunction with the New York
Herald and Richmond Enquireri
In this connection, We have the following in the
Nashville Binner Like tho Banner, wo make no
complaint, that advertisements Of the Government
arc not inserted in our columns although, II puir
city he the object, os wo have tho greatest
circulation, VIC have a claim 10 them Our neigh.
Dor is welcome to them. We have as much a.
we want derived from tho people themsolyes-
We have never looked 10 Government forsuppor,
and neyerw. Reference is made 10 the paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

10 authorize separate election in each Of the coun.
ties Ut Sussex and Norowey, and two IN the
county OF Surry, passed Feb. lI,h, 1912.
BE it enacted by the General Assembly. That
wherever hereafter an election shall he holden in
either of the counties hereinafter mentioned, IN
which oil the lawful voters Of the county nre re-.
CURED TO vote, there shall be ut the same time. n
separate poll opened for such election; that i, to
say-in the county Of Sussex, ut the House now
occupied as store house by John Owen. in The
Eastern part Of said county-In the county Of
Holloway, at the house now occupied as n store
house 10y Mcssrs. Wilson, Jones X Co, situate
about twelve miles east of the court house Of the
SAID county; and In the county Of Surry, at tho
house formerly occupied a tavern house by WI
ley Savage, at Walls bridge; and also, one other
separate poll for said last mentioned county at the
house now occupied rs tavern house by Mrs
Calhatlne Parker. IN the place called Cabin Point.
And be u further enacted, That the said separate
polls shall he conducted according to- aud all per-
sons concerned therein governed by, tho rules and
regulations prescribed by the act entitled can net
concerning general elections in this Common
wealth." passed the % day Of Aprl, 1881, and all
subsequent acts and parts Of acts concerning gene.
raj elections m this Commonwealth.
This act shall be in force froLn the passage there
Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

resolve TO 10 nothingl Can TIE friends Of Ma
nonal Bank, as we'll the f,iends Of the sub-frea-
s1ry, justify themselves to their constituents or the
country in such course These are questions for
grave consideration. Both these systems, in one
shape and another, have been discrediied and with
no present prospect Of either OF them being re-
established. What then remains to be donsi The
People expect and require action at our hands. The
committee present the Exehequer plan, free from
the objections which were urged against It ON It's
original iniroducton-e pan which. IN their judg
ment, unites the benefits withou; the evils OF the
Others and ask for it that consideration which it is
so justly entitled to receive.
In proposing the bill, which the committee now
snhml, to the Senate, an attempt has been made
as Tar as possible, to consult the views and avoid the
objections ct oil parties as disclosed in the history
and discussions OF the several plans heretofore sug
gesied for accomplishing the same objects, and it il
submitted IN the hope that the attempt will prove
successful.
Iro CONTINUED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
comMIssIONERs SALE Of LAND AND
NEGpnES


obedience 70 an order aud decree ofthe Circuit Sun
nor Count for the county Of Hanover pronounced IN
hc 9ih ay OF October, 1871, in the OF WIN Taur
man aud others against Jesse Snead and Edwin Sue,d t
hcr own right as executors Of Robert snead decd al
others, IN Chancery We shall proceed to sell AZ pub &c
auciinna at Col Goodalrs Tavern In the county of I,
yer, at II O'Clock, SATURDAY the IN esy of Ann
he Tcsium Of The land belonging TO the esarc OF ie
SAID Robert Sucad, decd being g}i acres adoninr %
inds 81 Edmund T. Wickhaui, AlcG'r NJ. Peers. 10 4
Snead WIN Henley aud others which has hecn diyd ,i
INTO lots or parcels OF ~. 2jyl, 500 a. acres a.
me respective lots the land and pais Of which will le
smewn 10y Edwin sncad residing in the eishuorhnud 10
a persons desiring information respecting the An
AZ me same time AID place they will also Fclthc Tcsr
o The slaves belonging To the said catc, CONSISTING Of
likely young men, 10 plantation and coal i
Work. and likely young woman. about 10 year n age
Iefns 81 Ngie-Ihc land Willie sold for "a
ana No residue Ia Two equal annual ayIneuts the tte 20
ur retained until the purchase paid The sl,y :,
Will bc EolI FOR cash. IESSE sNFAp
EDWIN SNEAD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

l conclude, by bssPsakng COO her bsnsht. which
takes place 10 night, house dsd from cell to rsf.
.etsi and |, in the name OF many, bespeek Of the
Manager, Encouragement for OF 6 nights, with
tins unsqualed actress. whose merits have not met
with their due reward from the citizens Of Rich.
mond. CLIFFORD.
7. S.-Cannot Miss Fisher be induced. for the
sake Of those who have so W ell patron zed her for
The last or months, take part aud assist Mrs.
Shawl a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

Mr. Editor-Having heard much Of Mr.,
Shaw, as an actress, was induced to geo her psr-
Torrance Of loE, and never in my li'o did acting
appear more 10 liie tho amiabic, innocent voutb
the noble nrgiyo patriot, the deep devoted lover
but above OH, the belief IN hg country's faith, wa,
dc.ineele1 ~ style unsurpassed even by Mis-,
Ellen Tree.
Her struggles in passion, rs tho Countess in
LoyF her jealous, but would be smoihcred love for
" i.drkc IN the Love Chase, were pieces facing
surh as have never been seen on tho Richmond
boards.
Tier Douglass was as good rs could be; but
am sufrnzed that she should have selected 90 un.
important piece and that tho character Of Lady
Randolph should have been thrown uron Mrs.
Lambert, IS burlesque. Where was Miss Fi,ber1
suppose sho could not condcscond 10 play tho
Randolph IL the best character IN Dousi,ss
OF Mrs. Shaw, II IS useless 10 speak: seknovl 4.
edged 10 be the best representative Of lie legiti.
mate Drama, on the American Or British boards.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
MANY WING VOTERS.
10 Voters Of Charles CITY, James City, .Nt,c Ken
Hcnrieo anil RishtnonJ

y NFH''N NIIt, JIHts CIIgi sNtW hc1f,
Henrieo asi Rieimond.
beg leave TO nominate for the Office of Senator
Tor this District old and well tried representa-
tive Gen. J. b. Harve, who so long, faithfully and
emeiently represented US in former times.
have not consulted Gen. Harvie, to ascertain
whether he will serve Us; but this vouch for that
refuse.
IL IS well known 10 most OF the District, and
particularly to the County OF Bcnrieo and City Ct
k'chmond,) 10th OF which he represented in tho
lower House,) that they never had more faithful
anu untIring representative, nor one who took
more pains TO ascertain their wishes, and when rs.
ceftained, was more successful IN carrying them
out.
II Is, perhaps, needless to say, that Gen. Harvic
Is a s'auneh and true WING, and consequently no
IN the least tainted with Tylerism.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
Sens,or for al, District.

The resignation OF Mr. Lyons makes il neeessa.
~ to select another TO represen, this District in the
senate OF the State. To h that post, we beg TO
nominate DE- l.. w. CuAaBsRLArsE DIR CT
cures no recommendation at our bends. lie is
known to the people Of most Of the counties lie
noted for his extensive and accurate to ncs
with public efairs-he is unsurpassed in his rea
ot Tue best interests OF the District. and wtha he
isa Wing Of the first water. The wings NAV
rely upon II, that NE will never deceive them, MOI
ee,ray their cause.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01
KILKENNY EIGHT-

Whilst Messrs. Fisk and Richie are warning "a
the knife, a combat equally ferocous !, coming Of
in another quarter of the Hemisphere between
brethren OF the same family. In New Hampshire
Isaac Hill and his Democratic associates are al
dagser's points.
1t appears that Hill has fallen out with Hubbard
the regularly nominated Candidate for Governor
and has had n Convention, and denounced him. He
says that Hubbard is false to the party and he ha.
no confidence in his honesty and democracy. Tc
this effect he carried resolutions through the Con.
veniion.
Hubbard's friends upon the strength Of this, have
denounced Hill. The Patriot, the Loco Foco organ,
thus holds up little Isaac:
1--WE are compelled by every consideration of re.
gard TO The good OF glorious cause by every
geston OF duty, 10 denounco Isaac Hill ms iaLless
TO the Democracy UfIhe Granite State. We proc aim
HIM, TO our brethren IN the Union 10 be perfdous 10
The Democratic party. We arraign him before them
rs plotting and striving to carry out in overt acts the
overthrow OF our holy cause in New Hampshire, for
the tasest ends. We charge him with being false 10
his political friends, false TO himself false to every
consideration of character and reputation false to
the good name and fame of the Democratic party in
TINS State. lie is no longer on Achan in the camp
lie occupies the open ground of desertion Of dsor-
gnn'zauon and ot active hostility. lie make- war
upon the party. which has hitherto been kinder TO
him than father to his child.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

IDoThe Loco Convention ordered IS or 90 oOC
copies Of its Address TO be published for dis,ribu
ton.
To determine what credit this Address is entitled
to, let us ascertain what manner of assembly il was
For this purpose we resort to one of the members
OF it, Mr. Fisk.
lie says
/. The Convention was under the direction oil
ga Jeio bank debtors aud pensioners"
2. The Address was written three weeks before
the Convention, and kept back to the last moment,
"to preclude amendments and prevent discussion.'
). Gall the committees were appointed by the
Secretary" (Mr Ritchie.)
4. When one speaker was called up, he called
upon another to succeed him-so rs 10 prevent
Improper persons" from opening their mouths
very pretty gag
D. The President was Bank Democrat
6. "a majority Of the Convention were anti
Democratic in their principles"
7. The Address is as we'll suited for the meri
dian Of Massachusetts as of Virginia"
Such was the Convention, and its Address, ac-
cordlns TO one Of the members, who is a leader Of
the Democratic fold. 1t would seem from this. tha,
the Convention was designed to bstray the Demo
crncy. They had better be upon the ook. out.-
There is no telling, but that the Address is rank
Wing Document.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-01

Indications from all quarters OF the country. at
this ume' point wIh considerable certainty to the
choice of HENRY CLAY OF KY. and Cen.
WINFIELD SCOTT OF Va, as the Republican
Wing candidates for President and Vice Pres,deni
OF the United States, at the election in Is44.-Tbis
ticket, Clay for President, and Scott for Vice Pre-
sIdent, VIII, u must be acknowledged be an able
one and, will, whether successful or not, command
much srensth.-.4ier Gag. FEB. &c.