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tFrom Tie Pei.ystury KpuJiiean.)

PAINFUL. OCCURRENCE
The Norfolk papers Of Friday, the particulars
of unfortunate rencontre, which resulted in the
death of Melzar Gardner, Esq. THIS gentleman, who
has been for some time connected with the press IN
Virginia, will be lamented by all who had The pleasure
Of an acquaintance with him.
The Herald Of Friday, says:
IA tragical ailr witnessed at the ferry wharf
yesterday, that caused degree of excitement and in
teres which have seldom equalled in our quiet
community, and which resulted III the death OF Mr..
MELzAR GARDNER, Editor Of the Portsmouth Chroni-
Gle and Old DOMINION, IN Democratic Journal OF which
he had become the conductor six months go) in
rencontrc with Mordecai Cooke, Jr., Esq Of this
Borough.
The circumstances Of The we have heard
them stated by several persons who saw The affair." arc
as follows
Mr.. Cooke was returning from Portsmouth in the
ferry boat; Mr. Gardner the wharf, leaning
against post waiting for the boat intending TO return
in her to Portsmouth. As Mr.. Cooke stepped ashore,
| he entered into conversation with Mr. Gardner which
continued only few seconds mot above the usual
pitch Of their Voices when Mr. G. seen to raise
walking cane which he carried but before any hostile
demonstration could be made with it, Mr.. Gardner
stepped back and drew pistol 1T was a revolving
| one,) from his pan.aloons pocket, upon which Mr..
Cooke dropped his and seized hold on the pistol,
when struggle cnsucd, in which Mr. c. succeeded IN
wrenching the pistol from Mr.. G.'s hand, and IN the
scule, the pistol supposed 10 have been fired OIL
by Mr. Cooke, and DIR. Gardner fell-tEe charge in
the pistol having passed taFhngh ms Docy. ne was
Immediately taken into Captain Drummond's store,
for surgical attention. but the ball had struck the heart
and in less than 10 minutes life extinct.
This unfortunate affair grew out Of eud of recent
origin between the parties, who personally un-
known TO each other until most unfortunately made
acquainted through the medium of attack in the
columns of the Chronicle the feelings of Mr. Cooke,
in retaliation for some reflections which he was report
ed TO have INDUCED in at the Editors expense, whe
addressing Democratic meeting in Portsmouth, about
week ago. ltwas family quarrel, politically speak
ing; and all such quarels the hardest 10 settle We
sincerely deplore its fatal termination. Mr. Gardner
native of Massachusets and has left wife and
three children.
MIR. Cooke went immediately TO the Mayor, apprised
him Of the occurrence, and said that he had called To
surrender himself After the finding OF the Inquest,
a warrant was issued by John P. Leigh, Esq and
soon as Mr. Cooke heard that the warrant in the
hands of Mr. Guy, Constable, be delivered himself to
that officer and is in jail, awaiting his examina.
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DOMESTIC.
JErrrRsoS.S BIRTH DAY.


At meeting of the Alumni Of the University of
Virginia, Presidents Of Petersburg, held at the Court
House on Thursday afternoon, March 30th, TO make
suitable arrangements for the celebration OF the ap-
preaching Centennial Anniversary Of the BIRTH
THOMAS JEFFERSON, Il X. Collier, Esq, was called TO
the chair, and William Robertson, Jr., appointed Sc
creiary
Upon motion of T. Rosser, Esq a committee of five
appointed to prepare matter Tor the consideration
Of the meeting.
The chair appointed the following gentlemen: Messrs
Rosser, Wallace, Gholson, French and Joynes
The following preamble and resolutions reported
by the chairman Of the committee:
Hhereas the 18th of April will be the Centenuia;
Anniversary f;he Birth Day OF Thomas Jefferson the
Father of the University of Virginia and the Author Of
the Declaration Of indie pendence; and whereas, we,
who have been students oil The University anxious
TO manifest our veneraon for him who lives cnshrned
in the hearts of his countrymen patriot philosopher
and statesman.
ist. Resoiced, That Dr. John Peoples, j. A. Jones,
Fletcher II. Archer, Waverley 'Iownes, and DR.. WIN.
Durkin be committee 10 confer with the commanders
o.! Volunteer Companies and other portions OF cur
fellow Citizens dc"sc the most appropriate mode OF
showing honor and reverence 10 The memory Of Thomas
erson, and 10 make such other arrangements the
occasion requires.
ID. ReSolced That in addition, - be appointed
to deliver Grafton upon his character and services
The blank in the above resolution was filled by the
unanimous selection of J. S. French, Esq.
On notion
Resolred, That the reading Of the Declaration Of
independence will be peculiarly appropriate on that
occasion
Whereupon J. T. Rosser, Esq, unanimously Sc
lected 10 perform that duty.
On motion,
Resolred, That these proceedings be published in the
papers of The Town.
r.. r.. COLLIER Gin.
W. In
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CLiFroN AND HUSKY FOREST FOR sAI.E.-lIaync de-
~ temncd remove the Of Missouri offer for sale
INV Farm Clifton, the county Of Mathews, four miles above
containing six hundred acres situated on
QUEENS Creek quarter mile from the Pankaank RI
There framed dwelling vain SIX rooms aud cellar
Kitchen necessary houses good reaar The harm
Is fec, ty corn cribs The creek where
and take h perfect convenience
sheds The accommodation al twrH
~ horses The very he ahnn
aud wild fowl Of various kinds abound on and near The
shall generally home uai August and, ~
absence, manager SIR Saunders, will take pleasure In
showing Farm any gentleman who wish Ia purchase
also offer Farm, ushy Forest for sale, wing Back
in of Elizabeth City, miles rom Hampton, AT! Id
from Old Point Comof-conaning, 10y old 80 acres
The improvements Ovee-T honsr, barns stables
all other houses The arabic land we'll adapt
ed corn and o,hcr snail aud about io
IN original growi good ian any Virginia. M
NJ Vaughn, WHO lives III The n:hhorhond will treat with
ish purchase" ANA There
viii take pleasure in showing very small portion o
money VIII lies required caSan Intensive credit
will be elyen on The balance. Hot LDER HLDGINS.
March lGi--.in
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I EWis WEBB offers for sale
IA a33 hlds. n. q. Sugar, part prime
10 hid. Porto REQ do part superior
20 boxes Loaf aud lump Sugar
~ hhds Trinidad
Is do. New Orleans vor ASSES
do. Porto Rico
do. Maanzas
go bags prime l.agnira
lS0 do. Rio
% do. old Government, Java
G6 do. Cuba lcoprrr
2j0 do. Porto Rico "
$50 do. African
- do. Maticaho
d. do. 81. Domingo
500 sides Sole Leather, iIemlock and Oak Tanned
Shoe Thread and Irvine
Gags Pepper; do Pimenio
700 kegs Nails and Irads
tons American Blisiercd Steel
tons Virginia Bar Iron
- bales Virginia aud Georgia Cotton
81 tierces prime Rice
Sacks salt; English Refined Table Sail
100 boxes sA0 aud I0xl ~ Window Glass
10 bales Soft Shell Almonds
go boxes bunch Raisins
Drums Figs
jos Wood Ware
~ painted Buckets
~ do corn Rrooms
bales Hops
Bushels Glover Seed
Imperial aud Gunpowler Ten; Black Tea
Ilemp and Manila Bed Cords
Hemp and cotton Plough l.iuca
81 bags Wool
10 bags Feathers
Cotton Yarns
go bags Shot
KEGS Dupnnt's t;unpnwder
snoring Powder, III canIsters,
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper
400 boxes Soap. brown, varecard white scented, &c
81 do. Ilul's Patent Candles
Do. 1aIlow do.
Do Sperm do.
sherry Port Muscat aud Champagne Wines
London Porter
Sal; Pelre Alum, Ccpperas Madden and Indigo
Tar, Fitch, Alackere, Stone Ware, &c, &c -, o..
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REVOLUTIONARY rrNsIoNERs.-Noiee to widow. Of

ID EVOLUTIONARY PENSI0NERS.-Soiice widows Of
and soldiers o the Revolution, who ,cnsioncd
under The act Of Congress of July :, l"3'
Congress, passed March 3D. sf3 those widows
soldiers If the Revolution who received
titled To receive pensions under the If July = 1893 are
titled years additional pension, from tie i instant or
for such portion Of that period as they may viii
necessary for applications, under This law made
under declaration, the undersigned lccily offers his
services prosecuting their claims before the department.
will prepare and forward the necessary and instructions
for execution; and wien returned him, present claim
cure pension certificate, according
on earliest possible The Whole
of the soldier will he five dollars:
in The dollars be- forwarded applications
" Il certificate may be obtained.
10 widows already made application for benefit
pension, under the of July y less and whose
rejected for the that they widows
passed and whose applications have heen reject
ed in of second marriage, and u-e widows
whose claims were dsaowed under the Of July ls in
consequence Of having married Till after the termination
military service and 10 those who have be-
since the 7 July, 1885, and married before
angary l. 79isuch widow, her heirs, find their
with the undersigned, who, for the
years has devoted his entire time ami attention the pro
CLAIMS against the General Government and before
Congress- management claims before the Indian Depart
mcn under the various laws and ircaies revolutionary laC
war and pensions; and from long and intimate
with of business with the officers
men assured of being able satisfaction
NAV conide bus 10 his charge.
Reference may he made VIM. w S-aon of Wash
inrton Colonel Ahrr Chief Of the Typographical Engineers
Richard CoAe ESQ., To any other respectable citizen Of
Washington.
All communications must be postpaid
ALEXANDER RAY,
Cr5 drurn 1,r
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Constitute Of the L. ). al GafreSf0n, ItfaS.
rEN bcen appointed Consul ii the L. :
Port tenders his services Ia the public Commercial
Agent and respectfully s"iicit portion of those cougnmcnts
which increasing population cf the Republic rquire.-
time will he fully occupied lie oilers hi- also
Agcnt-and win attend 10 the purchase and sale
.and payinenl adjustment and
Hes The funding Of shares in Galveston CITY, aud selection oil lots
thereof Of Debts the other
large Republic held by abroad The
pledges himself for least prompt aud faithful
charge Of may eposed in him. Letters him.
from the L. - must be paid 10 New Orleans they will
reach Galveston.
Reference is made Mr.. WIN. IT, Macfarand, Mr. John r.
Trpc Gen. Bernard Peyton and Mr. Thomas Green, Rich
mund, Virginia a. NJ GREEN.
q
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ar. NJ L. H.. correspondent, Tile ~ Y. American,
in giving history OF the late Congress- after stating
that has been in session longer, and iost of lis
members by DEATH than any previous Congress since
the beginning ofthe Government, says, OF It's members,
that during that time
"Thirieen have died.
''Seren have lost their wives by death.
Twelve more Lave lost their children by death.
SHINE have married, since their election.
"Seven Senators have resigned.
"Twelye Representatives have resi- qned.
"Several have been very ILL., and near unto death.
zone has had his leg broken.
Zone has had his ear bit of in a fight
And, he ought TO have added,
"One, from Connecticut, after being soundly cancd,
was thoroughly rolled in the gutter, by another Wing
member.
Zone President of the u. S dead.
"One acting Vice President oil the United Statee,
dead.
"One attempt to impeach the President, dead
"NumerouS removals or designations of heads Of De-
partments.
"lnnumerabe Wing promises TO reform The abuses Of
Government, dead.
ga host of Wing projects to establish a sound cur
rency, dead.
'tHonest John Davis promise Of two dollars day
and roast beef, dead.
''Ther iavorile Distribution law, strangled by lis own
parent.
''Ther darling Bankrupt law, murdered by its own
father.
Sand to close the list the political death OF large
majority OF the Wing members of that memorable DO
dy"
In his closing paragraph this writer says, "They
forth to this mission amid shoungs and popular
exul,ations and lriumphs. They return, TO obscury
and oblivion, to sorrow, disappointment sadness and
silence.
Well may the editor Of the New York Tribune, nno-
ther leading Wing paper, in remarkng upon this COM
municalion cxclam, lie does"t is the hour Of dark
ness TO the Wing party and its champions
Under all these circumstances, who can wonder at
the torpid state of the Wing party l..
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- . ami Marriages from the country, whenever
~ j. Unknown a:tiis Office, must hc aaei,-
80 ,,Inn ct tue Postmaster IN the nc'shhu'h""u,
4. ~ . t-. b, pabiisbcd. every measure ,ha' h~s
,, iu,rGsitions aud quizzss, has proved hereto
- n, must therefore, insist IN stch case upon
o, be.uc certified BY the Eame "i ine postmaster
,.e.qr, II tsi:t;tr.j .,., =. ,,.,,,aS
5,...- sad Tor year spubication unless spy0'as
r.rf tm- and paid Tor in advance Tor tiia' shorter
si,ai he sc Mt To the order Of any new ana uh-
-, unless paid for IN advance, or satisfactory re-
,, To- some known aad accessible person III fce"Iu ~
rur his payment But III case oil az oi"t, ~, i
. al ps,v inrni, from new subscriber ~ho y "'io'
.r. ,. conditions, single number may De SENT '"''
s.-,u,ua MED nv, II copy of this recitation.
ratue. of all subscribers whose ablit! w pa! ih"' "
an. pnhsher and who may remain indebted on ot'e
end o( tyvo years from the time when the an' ahev1
60 5ne shall he erased from the list "t subscribers.
Resolutions Of the Editorial e"areH,aoN y ~,
INNS ar. some of The results OF the
We yer ey,. renee of The Editorial Corps oi 'fslh'a'
..s.fahlr. ~ Richmond, the l7th January, io"o'
A Hs.otfiutts we GeteTmlnedto @Aiue rue
commend, li.uCf own interest fed"ite' an .eN
tatlru several u!ihc American presses are 'fi'eh
.l, custom Of cash Pdgmcats No class OF men mas
-, muse of the Credit System, than the Editors oi
The -.eat diticny consists IN tie ithsitio' rom
enc o,,sr Notwithstanding the Resolutions oil the
ri-.,. we have been induced 10 continue several
s- ,p the Book. no are ~ arrears 20 thS once
.asr our course. The name OF every subscriber, VINO
.8ea ~ positively be stricken on from our ron
...nc.lUrut Of oUr next voiaGe.
fs9t +, be recommended To the Editors OF Newspa-
.Heg ti- Commonw cath, tu publish al the head %
f rates for advertising, and that they strictly aa-
M .u-- .Gd that THESE prices he Always shSh, as 10
conversation for the tabor performed
Resolution Of the Editorial Contention.
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WV. ROBERTSON, JR., Sec

DEATH of Dr. NonTH-The last number Of the
Charleston Mercury announces the death OF DR.. Ed
ward North. He, for long time, filled The office OF
Mayor OF Charleston lie presided at the late District
meeting, had been apparently in his usual health on
Tuesday, aud transacted business late as o'clock
Of the night Of his death. lie complained of ndispos
ton on retiring TO bed, was seized with fit Of coughing
called for assisance-and died of the rupture Of
blood vessel in the throat
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Of clause requiring the assent of the States to the
establishment OF branches; of agreeing to the 20 per
pfoViso in the distribution bill; Of voting against
the repeal of the Bankrupt lay, contrary 10 the sen
ments and instructions Of Kentucky; and icr reporting
resolution in tie Senate abolish tie veto of the
President. and thereby destroy the balance of powe. in
the General lIoyernmentn
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MR. CLAY.-Tnc Memphis (TennJ Appeal speaks
of what considers breach of courtesy the part Of
Henry Clay. lie received at that place, dis
tingushed public citizen, by meeting Of members Of
both parties the understanding that his views in his
journey were not political He however, took the OPP
portun,y to deliver long and violent partisan speech
harsbly censurng the doctrines and OF the
Democratic party. The Appeal says, however, that as
10 any effect produced by the speech, it would be will
ing TO hear Mr.. Clay there month, from tins
time 10 the presidential election.
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ygR STEPHEN d. Fi1rs.rasc notice that the lih day
wi of April next, the Tavern kept y Thomas Muse in the
town Tappaannock and Ste Of Virgua, shall take the
dispositions VIM H. Ellis aud others; aud the M Of sad
month tAp Counting Hcon, Bowy's wharf, In the
alinarc aud State OF Maryland shall take the de-
tions John K Randall and Jams Mcconky The said de-
tions intended read evidence in
depending in The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
County, Virginia. wherein plaintiffs and your
self aud Others defendants -
WILLIAM MCDONALD & co:
mo,c, % lGG--td
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my Farm in Powha,an county lying James river
above the city Of Richmond, adjoining the lands of VIM
A. urpn Dr. r. W. Roystcr George W. Porter Thos liar
rs and containing $40 of which Oh first James
river grounds 3G2 high land,
and $40 wood and, original growth, and heavily timber
ed $40 hels OF wheat have been seeded the land This
wear buildings consist OF good dwelling with six
rooms and houses For terms apply
The premises, or r. II. Dickinson, Richmond. Va.
TiiOS. A. HARRIS.
" B.-A pla, of the land may be my office.
Dee GS-2awtf r. H. DICKINSON.
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TTRENClI BURR MILESTONE MANuFACTokf-Ih sub.
continues to carry on The above business, at The old stand lie
stones Of various sizes which atiers himself will compare
quality workmanship with made IN this country ow
cred the ices and viii now sell good terms as can be OBJ
tanned at any other establishment. Having just received large
and well selected assortment Materials he prepared 10 nj!
anv order tina, NAV b. entrusted him with ropnes and des
pach want of good article o. French Burr asiones
feels satisfied entire saiisiacon HIS office
at the corner Streets opposite the ou Market
y,eye all orders win br thankfully received and punctnay at
tended TO- For the quality of my Bur Mones
,, - ,,s Richmond N;,Iers YOU'LL s. RUST.
'P,,,s ~ ~ " l00-2aw3m
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FI.AN AND COTTON CANNAsS-CopPER AND IRON.
BukEAu OF Co.'S, Earir., \ ErrAiR,

FLAX AND COTTON CANNAsS-CopPER AND IRON.
BvNrAu o. c"S' I Ese' ,;,t : E Is,a
PROPOSALS will he received this Bureau, until o'clock
p NJ, Of the hiteenh April, for furnishing and dsis',ing
by the Isl September next the Navy Yards LookNi New
York, and Gopo Virginia. respectively the following quaint
N Brooklyn Ner York.
$50 bolts Flax Canvass, No 3each bolt To contain 40 yards he
20 inches wide and weigh IS pounds "a ..x,s ~.
so bolts Cotton Canvass No 6aeh bolt TO contain " ya
~ inches wide and weigh 81 pounds. :,
50 bolts Canvass No 9each bolt To contain % !auS p
20 inches wide, and weigh = pounds ; "a .,,s
100 bolts Cotton Canvass No 0eac bolt 10 contain ~ ya'uS
be ~ inches wide, and weigh 26 pounds
100 bolts FLAX Canvass No Beach bolt contain 40 yards he
20 inches wide, and weigh IS pounds a,.:, so ,.,.,
- Cotton Canvass No 2cach holt TO contain oo yarus'
be 20 inches wide, and weigh a2 pounds ,o :,
a bolts Cotton Canvass 3-each bolt 10 contain 80 yards he
~ inches wide, and weigh 10 pounds.
Canvass No l0sach bolt 10 contain 5o yards
be 10 inches wide, and weigh &c pounds.
The flax canvass 10 he quality ,catcr roted flax,
i'm the of workmanship the flax 10 be we'll
hatcheed and the 10 be freed from mnciage
by boiling in weak lie before Is wS,sn without
each bc to have blue thread woven throughout S men from
the selyaee.
The cotton canvass Of the best quality of materials an!
workmanship each holt have blue thread woven hroneho'
nj the following distances selrace viz No i nc
No. 3, ls inch; No. i, Il inch and Nos and H. inch.
said conform 10 The samples o the same al me
respective Navy Yards such and Inspection ~
the Chef OF SAID direct authorize aud be IN all
respects his entire >aaotion or TO the satisfaction oi Tue
ponoss viii also he received Bureau until O'Clock,
r. NJ the 18th April nexl ot FURNISHING ANA delivering nj The
respective Navy Yards, al sm.nl New Hampshire Chlrs
IOWA Massachusetts; Brooklyn New York. Phladelpla; Wash
incton District of Coumia Gos?o Virginia; and the Baltimore
Naval Station, such quantities Of
Box aud sheet copper, and
Round, Hat and square iron,
that NAV be ordered by the respective Commanding officers Of
md Navy Yards Naval Station by the Navy Agents,
during year lS3, for the Of the Navy ot the
United states offering 10 furnish copper and iron
referred Ia the respective Commandments and Navy Agents for the
n,iclar sizes and description that will he required These
ce subject such tests and Inspection as the th
Of said may direct or authorize, and he entirely TO ms
tsfciion or satisfactory the respective Commandments
An deliveries must the risk ana expense of the Conac-
tor articles must conform to the stpuations and cond-
tions Of the contracts To be entered into.
April Hid
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-. . s;chinnnd Enquirer.


rr.ii> 81 - tire. tss;s is;ek daringths SESSION
s s.s'-t ..-, a, s;e. carirg the res, ~ me gear
or SUBSCRIPTION.
e..a and rhfre Dollars Tor SIX months,
nv, na.'> si "A TIE ef;cs or RENTED ny maii, post
ias me- 49,. .laum a; she end OF me year
les o'as .,s rss Of the Editor; TIE postage 81 az
f..> ,e' n.i.crs.--('Ehe postage OF single ie.ef
Pa ,., ,,ihe wter |, Is .ns aeen' .a,i.s ~ ~
~ sa,.r .., f,r nine papers, annually shall have'h
,.... ,,,s ~ ADVERTISING.
iines or less, GrSt insertion, 10 een's'iof
same ot..s'.e '..s'
.4e.s.- ,,,.t be accompanied with the advance
j. .. +. I a .,..ns,s 10 insure execution.
NJ, -..ng may amount To S.oo per ahhuhl,
81. a' .- |an her cent; aud 10 $50. of 10 per cent
.a.., solicitation of several OF our Guy itlenus'
Ntas take limited number oi yearly adver-
,. i.tN ,,f,.etaer unnecessary to say any thiaS IN
ST. Iikely 10 result theEcirom 10 me who'e
l- '-' ..re rirc.,ltion Of our paper IN Inc ceaH-
.te-. & f., that m annual advertisements twl.e i
. ff' ,-r-r paper. aud ouce week III eceFy otneI
1ai' ,rs Is nj bc .'rc.'g !tR'tea, however, 10 'ae
Si@. a.arrtl terms and Ia SiHR'e a"Nt'tse
,,V p-1 rata for an eml argemeht oesouu '''e
.-' @ nave ,he privilege OF chansns lI,en au'ei
-" mes please, without any adu'''u"a' '"s''
rat ne Ia ,er'ss Of aaaGal advertisements .,n
~ weekly, S.u
--ae' 40
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AW kOTICEThe subscribers have formed partnership 70
IL practise They viii attend NIL the Courts heiu In 'N
CITY and In the counties Of tioochand and Louisa.
PEACHY K. GRATTAN,
HENRY CoALTER CABELl.
Richmond, Va, Dec. 10, 1872. eo-oll"a
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4, $. COURTNEY K co, ToG,cco .Sp GE,rGH Co"Ni'-
IL. sroN MrecHAS1s VI. -, South Gay Sreo baltimore.
Refer Messrs. Davenport 4 Al.en Richmond; Mrs JOS
Williams Sons, MesSrs Patterson Wills Petersburg 1e'
alsey Esq, Pleasant labhy Esd Me,stS WARWICK he"''
Lynchburg; James l.. Denny, Esq, panviie On.
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Dir. Thomas F Marshall of Kentucky, addressed the
citizens of Lexington the o2nd March, assigning ms
reasons for declining TO become candidate LOT re-
election in that District. His speech IS 10 appear ID
full sin the course of it, he most distinctly avo~ea
his opposition TO Mr. Clay for The Presidency, and
stated his reasons for that opposition these were'
briefly Mr. Clays consen,ing 10 the insertion Of
provision in the bill to charter Bank OF the U s'ates
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nKY GOODS HARDWARE, CUTLERY X GUNS NV.
~ MAS i CHARLES ELLIS Importers have now III sole
complete assortment, aud daily receiving further
Dry Goods Hardware Cutlery and Guns chiefly {" ihe "M ia,
pugtaon, Direct for tile Spring trade which thts O"0i " ~
P", ~, va ''' "'u" ~ ~ Him