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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13
RICHMOND, VA, OCTOBER 10, 1913.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by ALEXANDEH srosELEY.

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SOMETHING REALLY GOOD,
A FEW bbs Of Extra Flour. which warrant to civ. s,,e
- "oh' Tor sale low Gail for Bargains IN Groceries on
GEO w GRETTER
B DOOR be nYfh n.lI
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CITY IN 7 E l. |. | G. + n G E.
FRIDAY

STATISTICS OF THE CITY OF NEW-YO
From MIR. Vanderyoort the able Clerk of the Oyer
and Termner aud Sessions, have obtained the following
Stat, of Convictions, Acqnittas Sc had in the Courts
of Oyer and Temner General Sessions of the Peace and
Special Sessions of the Peace and for the City and County
Of New York foI the year 1888:
Court Of Oyer and Te,mner.Niurder2, acquitted arson
l. conyicied-total2 convicted acquitted
General Is, degree acquitted 81
degree convic-d assault and battery with intent 70 Kill
terry with intent 10 rob conr conv acq; assault and
battery cow 26 aq burglary st deg 10 conv acq al
FL deg c.nv AGO; attempt commit burglary I'd degree
conv Burglary Sd deg 50 conv IS acq attempt 70 commit,
81 acq petit larceny % conr AGO. attempt to commit
petit larceny conv; obtaining property by false pletences
bigamy perjury COW acq forgery % Dig 10 cenv
acq; forgery Sd deg 10 COW .cq forgery 4th des conv;
orderly house IL acc: indecent exposure coav; pub
shag obscene books publishing obscene conr
acu: ru. conr acc; voting t"lce con;
plotting without license cony; selling lottery cket' 2cony;
cruelty animals coItoal convictions 3d. arqutals H.
Speeal Sesstons-Pe larceny COZ i2 acq assault
and $50 conv i acqtota 1883 CONVICTIONS and 10 ac'
quIttals
RecGpiulson trials las, year the above Courts
I77-t which trials 1915 convicted and 3o
Quilted No of indictments found By the Grand Jury $685.
complaints dismissed Az no OF rc9snIzancss 10 e
Sessions 1866 discharged By Special Sessions $50 OF
Sentenced Prison by the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner man. By the General Sessions 10 men and :! women
total sentenced TO STATE Prison FGasstssae OF time In
State Prison N years and months Sentenced TO the Pen
Tertiary By he Court OF General Sessions, 6 and
men, By the Speca! Sessions di and 29 womrn-otal
10 the PeGtenary ~ Sentenced the City PrIso by the
Court oil General Sessions 10 and BY ,- Spc
cir, SESSIONS $50 and IS wom.ntota the City Prison
s33 the House e r use BY the General Sessions
BOYS and girls by tn Special Sessions ~ boys and si
total 20 the House of Refuge
u How much money collected forfeited Recog
nizances and how much the Bonds Of STA"
ball. the dponent saith At make the state
rnsnt thus
CRY AID COUNTY OF NEw.YoRK. To Disr. attorney
-, r. cash cnIl.r,ad or said mis- -. tx
Balance sgaius; the City 1axPayers. Sot
DISTURBING Titles TO LAsDs.-BenJ. Winthrop
and Judith his .cts vs. Just.ls D. Mr.-Acton OF eject
men, to property Of Avenue and Ffti
street which had been devzed Ms, Winthrop by her IA
,he Mr.. p Stuyresaa,, by will dated 1902 but sold by TIT
CORPORATION for ASSESSMENTS 1884,. appeared thai u
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The Board then adjourned.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN. SPECIAL MEETING.
This Board convened about O'Clock last even
ing after the Board of Supervisors had adjourned roll
being called, took of half an hour.
At9 o'clock they resumed. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and approved.
Petitions R1fcrred-Of inhabitants Of the 18th
Ward hose the East River OF the assisnees Of
the =. & Erie Railroad demonstrating agalns, the erection
of market foot Of Duane street; OF o. w: Wheeler M
Der Co. No Al for compensation Tor injuries Iecel'-
ed while fire. Quite number of applications for correc-
lion of tar received Remomstancc OF certain citizens
adverse TO the erection Of CEDAR stre-an o,d-
nance for which has been 10 Street CommS
and appopn..1 ,s oil others oil
Reports-Of the Joint Finance Committee IN ia
yor OF leasing Mess French Heser, ate Garden for
eleven years at an ANNUAL salary OF lad on n1 Ia
On the resolution nqnrng into the erredency Of selling all
the the Corporation not reserved iof public pnr-
poses proceeds of which sale to be applied
The CIV Debt and favor Hereof ordered 10 be- printed
AN ordinance of the Comptroller relative 10 partial
priations thu 1884, taken and read The t
published in detail-lotal amcuat, 81 .OO7 Is
The ordnance after slight debate was adopted and
ordered printed a Sigh, amendment the Street Ordi-
nance made b. the Board of sstants incurred in
An ordinance appIoprlang Sc 500 to deay the expenses tor
Lamps and Gas and st 900 for the Watch Department. Was
report relative the compensation of SCISSORS incident
al SC with an ordinance appropnang sig 900 tor
County Contingencies also received from the Board OF
Assistants, read and concu.red In
Resolution-By Alderman Emmans, that two ad-
don,l Deputy Keepers be appointed By the Keeper OF the
CITY Prison 10 take charge of the Witness Department.
(Which has been comp and sepeate the witness and
the criminal who before have been allowed comminglel
Referred to the Committee on Police and Prisons.
The of the Mayor the OF the pay o! the Car
t.ns and Ass Captains of the Watch will De taken
for at h= meeting for which made the
special order
ordinance passed BY the other Board changing the time
of payment of Certain corporation officers from quarterly to
moAhlythe amount Of said salaries 500 OUO was alter
debate. rsferIed by vote OF 9 TO
Adjourned until Wednesday evening next.
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D Williamson, at tina. time Assistant Clerk the Com.
mon Council started the sale OF ts and other properly by
quest of the Finance Committee and the Street commissioner
and struck Of 10 ira the Of hs Corporation
lease Of 1000 years D., David Codwi<- the end Of the
Nv yrs1s allowed for redsmPt,n PAID the Corporation tho
amount and obtained lie certificate and lease
TINS point which the Chief Justice appeared 10 consider
As the sale, the Corporation was not authorised TO
puTchae and Mr. Codws who sEeHresent5d the lease as
having done So did not purchase the sale. Sr mort
gagged the property ard bought by defendant on The
foreclosure Verdict for plaintiffs srhet'o The ornlon
Before Judge VASpERPoEL.
Schultz vs.. Lcris.-The plalntltt leased Il house
in West 81 which 20, several inches OF plumb cFAe&ed.
and became dangerous TO live in Defendant sept coayat
adjoining and p ed his coal Is feet AGAINST The side 81 PLAZA
tiff house It's contsaded tba: the from such coal
caused the house lean and action brought TO recover
5000 shown that the building was heavy
ante one and built on made land The defendant contend
ed tina, the building settled from rs own efdc'
for defendant. ~ - -..s.,c>.c
This Court will commence its January term on
Monday next when viii pro lorna; but the G,rd
and viii b. required 10 attend before Iuesdy
Hsh' Ct i = ''OeA' POLICE OFFICE.
George Bryant and Charles Lucas blacks, were
committed for sealin: s. worth OF pig lead from Nesss
Frystt * Campbell.
James Kane was committed for stealing anatrass
from VI Hale. ls9 Chatham 81.
The,nas and James ffadden, OF los Roosevelt 81.
were committed, Tor stealing ci ST of Tea worth SIS from the
stor Of Sterling Co. 1876 Front ST. Officers scully and
Serhens recovered other chests of tea for which
ers are wanted.
BOLD RUFF1ASIsM-Ths morning q man named
pe- V,nbout.u a. about ocack Knocked the door Of S
York the upper part Of which Is occupied By g Pres;
Pre.cott and admitted He was after heard try
the door Ola Mrs Taylor who raised alarm when he fled
into tn attic and laid down the foot of the
yrs he'd fShe cried out Mr. Prescott up srzrd
V.nhouret and leading him along Chapel ST the
the porefhoue 79 Chapel where young STANLEY stely
stabbed band Of rufans Immediately rushed out and ar.
sued Prescott who entered his own house into winch h'
the watch and escaped. This afternoon officer Dnker ar
rested Vanhouten. who committed 10 prison.
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'The Tubuus.
JFFFERSOA.

u Says writer, in the Lady's Book, OF MI
.ferson s:On his return from his daily rides
as his habit TO take an hours repose on c'uG'
his chamber. Before dong so, he would go TO III
.binet, open the cage, call his bird, winch 4oui
How, hopping up stairs after him, then placii
self on the head or foot of his couch, would regal
Id soothe him with its sweetest and most varle'
rains"
GREAT Man and though thine ear had hear
Fame's cearest trumpet tone,
The music of thy fav'rlte bird,
Could charm thee, ihas alone.
And while nation vast and free,
Lifted the voice of praise,
Sweeter to thee the melody
OF Natures simple lays.
We think OF thee when thou didst stand
And, for the millions, fling
Defiance DER an Empires strand,
Back to its naughty king.
That language, earnest and sublime,
Reused man in loneiest glen;
It Numbered forth the truth which Time
Had hush d-that Kings are men.
And while the storm swept Ger our land
Like Egypt's hail and FIRE,
Till fell like autumn leaves, our band
Of patriots-son and sire;
For right, untrembling was thy tongue,
Watchman on Freedoms wall
Thy mighty heart could be unstrung
But in thy cOuntry's fall!
Yet though thou hadst the nations taug hit
The pride of kings to mar;
Though always calm thy world Of thought
And clear as yonder star
While list'nng to thine Orioles notes,
Thou'rt like dreaming child;
The music DER thy spirit floats,
SO sweetly, strangely wild
When thus-in glory or in shame
On throne, by humblest hearth
Embazoned on the scroll OF fame
Or all unknown on Garth
Man holds his ear, if float along
Earth's gentlest harmonies;
1t must be, there s a "land of song"
Beyond our lrowning skies!
N. Y, Dec 1919. LLEwELLYS.
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Philadclphin Cnttle NIarket.-Dec 2,
MARRIED..

At Darmstadt. in Germany, the ! Of October last Nh
LEWIS SCHuCKlNG, Of ht editors nf the Augsburg Ca
zee 10 JOAN Louisa BiTouesse de Gale OF the imel CITY,
Al Gtoton Mass. Col. GARDNER MORSE OF New.Ha,eu,
c. To Miss MARY LoRNG daughter OF Mr. George Brigham
Of the former place,
At Green Bay, the 2Sth ult LUTHER WlnrrEY mer-
chant OF Southport, w. r. REHEccA JANE daughter Of
the late Rober irwin, of the former lace.
AT Salem, NJ the 10Th, JoHN +. FELLOWS ESQ Of
Boston, MANY l.. srRAGUE shr OF the late Joseph
Sprasu, Esq.
At unonyle S. C. on Saturday morning. December 23d,
by R-y h. w Cus, T.. +. DA,LY, Esq. OF Burlington, VI.
to Mrs GEoRGIAaNA H. VARNoN, formerly oil Portsmouth
New Fl .lulshi.e.
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Rrichton Cnttle MarAet. p.cemher %

AT mark, 625 Beef Cattlr 1900 sheep and $50 swine
rRIcEs-Beef Cdhle.-We quote to correspond with last
week About pces were obtained like quality
VIZ: very few Extras 30 Is; first atty $a4 ~ second
quality IS ST. third quality S3a375.
Shecp-Ne tote small los from 81 TO S! Is W,hsrs
from | Is to 81 30
Suirs -Thos. at market all old Hogs and sales were
made mostly at Tt Tail, for 81 and cents
Philadelphia Cattle Market.-Dec ..
Beeres $50 IN market, of which 200 fom Virgna-
incudns l3j head driven the n York market Although
thu number Of Cattle offered small sales were extremely
dull 3. for inferior far gu 4tes. very sur. Nor
sold for S per Oh lbs. loo left over.
Cons and Calpes.-About 20 At market Sales at SO
s5O SIS; opriugers 10 SIS; Dry Cows 81 u head.
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HORRIBLE CASE OF Po1soSlNG.-Three sisters,
named Fanny "eir, Mary Weir, and Mrs Diana
Lander, were yes: rday brought before the Police
Court, charged with administering portion of the
oil OF tanSy TO child tourweeks DID, with the intent
to Kill IT. The prisoners are ali young, and appear
like any thing but such rs the grave charge if proved
would show them to be. The fact OF administering
the oil was admitted, and the evidence is strong
against them that il was with the i1sgcnt to Kill.
Lowell Advertiser.
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THE IDEAL.
ry AUGUSTUS sNoDeRAss.

THE IDEAL
nv AUGUSTUS sNoDeRAss.
WE have Nature loltier far,
Than is the Earthly that we bear;
By it we Fancy's realms unbar,
And view the flashing brightness there,
Tired of those Joys We once deemed fair,
And worth the toll and strife of years,
Dust and its gliding robed in gloom appears
Time doth to all lesson teach,
Writ in the iron book of Fate;
Some, happy, soon the Truth can reach,
Some toll and find the moral late,
On all it bears with crushing weight,
But least on him whose soul shapes forth
Those cleaning forms which are not OF the Earth
Though worn and wearcd and e1lled
From common JOY and vulgar bliss;
Though Earth on him hath never smlled'
Rut frowned with fearful earnestness,
What careth he for fate like this
Behold. he like Prophet stands,
And to the sacred veil puts forth his hands
IT'S raised. and bursts around him light
Fresh woven in the cleaning AIR;
And forms as Heavens own seraphs bright,
Move halr.dcfned, and smiling there
The t-Eke-the wlse-the fall
While on the air soft music fingers
AS swept from Heaven-strung chords by Angels
fingers!
Thus IN our nobler nature, VIC
Creators are Of forms and things,
Far purer than the dust we sec:
Which born in wild imaginngs,
Take hue and name from Time who filings
Der them an immortality
Of life and beauty, rapturous to the eye!
Thus men, Creators, have Of old,
Formed Worlds and peopled them at will,
With beings scourged by pangs untold,
Or blessed with freedom from all Ill;
Till, Fancy rising nobler still,
Dared Space, and drew from primal Night,
A God, high-throncd on Clouds and Storms and
Light!
Prolific in their tolls divine,
Men thus have shaped from out the mind,
Beings VINO dld In greatness shiie,
Till Mankind grew by gazing blind
And with terror underlined,
Unto their own Creations bowed,
And sacrificed and wept with voices loud!
For, when the Heart begins to feel
A wish for fellowship and Love,
1t doth an airy being steal
From out the Minds pure store, and prove
How much fancied charm may move.
We sigh for that which hath no name,
Nor being, save what we ourselves did frame
Nav we not love the beauteous Thought?
The warm Creation of the Soul
The glowing dream to being wrought
Becomes part Of Lfe-the goal
or all our hopes,-of JOY, the whole;
And ever Swallowed in our breast,
To it we wildly sacrifice all rest!
Thus | have formed within my Heart
A Being beauteous, and have sought
On Earth to find counterpart
To this,-the Creature of my Thought
Has Earth such loneliness e'er wrought
In vain. The unembodied Charm
Can have no hkeness-can assume no form?
Thou beauteous IDEAL Thou art
The Sculptor's, Painters, Poets soul
The very warmness of their Heart [whole
The Brightness of their Thong
OF that pure Rapture whence hath stole
Their inspiration which brought nigh,
Life, Beauty, Glory, Immortality
Nor,pch, ~ T.
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CITY A F F A | K S.
po,pn or SITPERvIsORS

This Board met last evening, the Mayor in the
Chair.
communication received in relation the pay Of
Ass.ssms which was ordered to be printed
Aid Emmans offered resolution providing th't the two
they now receive This produced opposition and debate
AID BIevoor othe TWellth in speaking Of the number OF
great at present that is hard the lots The resolution
lost.
OF Schools generating himself il sald from the late
charges presented through the Rscoldsr out submitted
resolution was offered and adopted providing for the pay
OF clerks the Comprolles office employed In computing
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MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, DECEMBER 30.
|
MINIATURE ALMANAc--THlS DAY.
Rises. TH IS s s;, 80 T"1 NooI sSaa
k kG"a11 DsesS Hsw oe.a;
Ship VIM Engs cqe HsyHe Dewey P Bark; Jln nts
Lo,a, Crouan, Halifax Fl DonorA Peal. EsIhrt. nan
fI Ms Barcay Livingstone Bsle Myers "lmnsaC a
Chac- $, Mry G.. Nesmi6, Led, Co. schrs SKY ~,
Miller. Hasey tdenton, NC; Mary Bright Bnsht. q w
mingo, A b Cooley * Go.
ARRIVED,
Hapburp shin sephanla, Flor from Hamburg. Nov g. ns
70 pm.u, Fish, II days from S, Marks and ds foa
big Bo. Cyrus HaIlowell loading for New s9oa'
bs Southern for Boston TO- L. u y West ship ho os
for New.York brig Ruioith G oning. sailed IN e'D
* Anes Of Portland, 81 ds from Canary Islands 5al''
sehI Thomas WyOqs, Dowdy, IS ds from Washington y
c. naval s,Sss to D. P.ys'er WhitmaIsh com md
stoves, Sturses Chairman
Sen Star. Hallock, Warylaln, nails to Tlsdale Co.
s ssni 5 s'ty q Haven az ballast
Schr Los, Honeywell, Newport. ballast
EELOW.
bark, aud brSs unknown. Wind - y w.
SAILED, ~, ,..
Ships AnseIrqpe Amste.a M May Fiowsr N'T s1s, b.
Wabash, do; C.n. do; Troy. A, alachicoia d. es-
mo-. Ch.reston; Sarah Jne Lagu4yr4 CambIase, ~.
rara Trojan, -...S chr Data Chase. West lLdrs a"'
eral othsrs.
DISASTERS. ,,s
Letters received in this rom MoR,eydto ,e cob brs Are
tuls Boston ia Buenos Ayft on ths bI thrit
llth Sv "a! foreign vessels also fsperea o, "a Plaa.
nane b-o ling, no. gwen NJ Do! dam.
Of fh.~el; hia on the 81 sailing. was cona ~ bak
aged Buenas yIes aud must unload ior Ie E arc
Active OF Baltimore taxi the r-turn 20 - Bura;
tuus anu proceed Bo Ii is supposed tA' =. no
had cOmrnr need oadiug prr,ioss 10 Sops "a dan-
inrnt o. l. made OF he hAy! any cage o. oS ofbe
aye vas 81, al ed at Monteyideo by this gale
brutus was sold 10. 100 "A, :, di,trsss,
Tn. * SaIuia brf re reported at Bermuda 10 '''N
wll have TO dischagr her CARO-. rr,.L,, Bey.
iii. s.ht angie while ying in st Georsr " ,nain-
mud, took ire bu, got uEdeI after destioyiLh VIC
sal and canbors Sc. ,,..,n c hippe-
ouidric hal been discharged u part on Tie z'h ou'
scar Virsinis of Newport Havana on the l!h
lost an anchor sld par, Of her cham tore out tnr
wIsy.d from gong 4shoie by the assistance Of
a Spanish sloop Of war.
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Passengers Arrived.
In the ship Stepiania fron HamburgB Mamen, LIDO
ri-us n A Wartz, II Mend-l, 81 .teerage.
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MINIATURE AlMANAC--THIS DAY.
The Sun THE Moon. FULL oEA; &,
LATEST DATES /,
London. December tilvrs Dee sInhst % !,
Liverpool :. ..UecembI ) New-OEletns. DecemOe =
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-29
THE PREsBYTERIANs OF SCOTLAND.

by the Columbia steamer just arrived at Boston,
we learn that the some time threatened secession
of part of the Scotch Church, has occurred.
Those ministers Of the Church who protested
against the interference of the civil powers in
cesiastical matters, have formally retired from
the Church and taken measures 10 organise an in
dependent Church. At the meeting of the Gene
raj Assembly, DIR. Welch, the ex-moderator, read
a statement, couched in the most temperate lam
guage, of the reasons which had induced the dis
sentients to separate themselves from the Church.
Immediately after its perusal tho soceders vacated
the assembly. and convened meeting of their
own, over which the celebrated DR.. Chalmers was
elected to preside. The protest was signed by
1876 ministers, among whom may be found the
most eloquent and Jealous and scholar-like per-
sonages Of whom Presbyterians can boast To-
wards the erection and endowment of the church,
es in which these ministers must henceforth Off
ciate, handsome contributions have been made,
and in some instances by benefactors who, though
they are opposed to the principle, the maintenance
of which has effected the schlsm, cannot forbear
admiring the DISTINGUISHED integrity Of the men
who have created il.
The disruption arose from dispute as to the
right of the civil courts to interfere in clerical
matters, on the one hand, and the other from,
Il itA9 spiritual courts once assumed
other tribunals.
Liverpool paper says: alt was bad day 70,
scotland when this rupture occurred 1t will re-
qulre years OF patient Cancellation and anxious
labor to atone for the mischief which this feud has
done. ~ ''''
"All the clergymen whom the non-ntrusionists
when they had majority in the Assembly. had
deposed, have been reinsiatcd.
"Ihere remain 1873 parish ministers. and no
ministers OF ckapelS, who adhere to the Establish
ment."-Rich. Comp.
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The IYheat Crop in .augusta.

Monday, being Court day, there were consid-
cradle number of Farmers in town from all parts
of the county, and we made inquiry of number
of them in regard to the present prospect of the
Wheat crop, and found it to be far moro favorable
than has hitherto been represented. All concur
red in saying, however, that there had been an
astonishing improvement in it within the last
three weeks. Our decided opinion Is, therefore,
that, (barring future accidents,) we shall have
nearly, if not quite, our usual average crop.
The Farmers below Richmond cut their Wheat
last week, and the Compiler says the crop is I'M
usually good. One of the most extensive Wheat
growers says he never had such fine crop of
Wheat before, Immediately about Richmond,
the crop is also first rate.
The Enquirer says that in Goochland tho pros
poets of the Wheat crop were never finer.
The accounts of the crop from Ohio and In
diana continue very unfavorable.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-29

~ The Grafton of Mr.. WEBSTER, at Bunker
Hill, is noble effort of eloquence, and breathes
true American spirit. Every thing of party, or
of self, is wholly absorbed in the sublime emo
tons to which the occasion naturally gave rise.
No one, situated as we towards him, we are
sure, can read the Grafton, without mingled
feeling of admiration and REORGANIZATION for
the splendid intellect OF the orator, and regret
that any thing should have occurred to weaken
our attachment to, or confidence in, the man.
The Grafton came upon us too late in the weel,
for insertion in this paper; hut our readers will
lose nothing by the delay, we shall be able to
give more full and accurate report Of it in our
next number.
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rs N A U 81 IN ON 8
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1913.
FOURTH OF IIILY

The arrangements for celebrating the approach
ing anniversary of our National Independence, in
Staunton, we believe have not yet been fully COM
ple,ed; but we presume it may be regarded as
settled that the friends of Temperance will hold
a County Convention hero on that day, and that
an address will be delivered by WIN. Frazier,
Esq. on the subject of African Colonization
The Staunton 1t. Infantry are to celebrate the
day by A pic-nic.