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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-07
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To the Public


THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-Pub
shed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or " 70 per an
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hostages paid-sash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
tho Herald il over THIRTY THOUSAND and increasing
asst hcs crges circulation Of any peper in this city
or the ,ort2 ad ia therefore the beH channel for busiess
sen in the city Or country Prices moderate-cash in ad
vance.
PRINTING 0fal kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PaorRIEroR 81 THE HERALD EsrABLIsHxRNf,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets
The Great Bunker Hill Herald,
Published superfne paper, containing full accoun,
of the celebration Of Bunker H consisting of the de-
scrptions and Mr. Websters oratol accompanied with
FIVE splendid ensravings, comprising
lst A rare and original view of the Battle Of Bum
hibtag the array of the American army, engaged in
deadly conflict With the British troops their ships and
Their forces.
end view Of the procession forming on Boston Com.
mon.
Sd. A view Of the procession crossing Warren
Bridge.
4th view of Bunker Hill Monument from the nerth,
looked the day Of the celebration, with the flags
above and crowds below.
5th view Of Bunker Hill Monument from the south
bay, looked the quiet Sabbath morning after
the celebration.
Agents will please transmit their orders before the ed
ton will he sold, the demand is unprecedented. The
price, whoesaeto agents. per hundred eight cents
per COPY Retail, l2i cents TO be had at this office.
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Detroit
oryexnondence of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Hersld.l
DETROIT, June %, 1si3
Emigration to Michigan Wheat Crops General
Cass-His Prospects for the Presidency.
J. G.. BENNETT, ESQ.,
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RETKENC HMENT THE ORDER OF THE


NOTICE to Citizens Of New York and Strangers sol urning
~ in the City --GOSLING'S SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS, Nos. 81 and &C Nassau strcetThe immense
ich has extended the subscriber lib, raj
and Alghtened has enabled him to enlarge and
Improve his Dining Rooms now To- acc 'mmodae two
hundr at Whilst maAing these additions
his vprte and well known establishment he has been
his thoroughly ventilated the light
loom and detached the HI chen completely 10 excude
the euvia and heat which necessarily from ohns for
two three houssnd day The walls OF the Se
loon have been by OF the most elegant and
On Pang Of The aneie and modern schools marble
SC sc.
TIE Bill of Fare ,urpasss all others In sny part Of the Uni
ted Salencudne salmon Of 30 and bs gh at l8X
plate, with hovv butter bread &c all XII DIS
and bolt of the bes quaies with bread aud
tables ate ceus plate new potatoes apaasus
chops &c and tulcred other different articles OF the
choicest description, at prices equally low.
BH Java Coffee and black Teas at cents per cup;
Chocu late 8 cchts, &c. &c.
Attentive and ,vii waters employed who speak the
French Spanish, Germp and Du ch iansu Every arii-
Of the and experienced
pl ICED. -
Having visited snd being with the mode Of bus
of the best conducted Dining Saloons Euope
America and the West the subse feels no hesita
his fellow that his shmen
.nsbesides which qualities and low prices of
every included in Daily Bill Of Fare in that
aoneeycusjve OF all other cOnsideraonsrender 1t
the very plus ultra of Eating House this Continent
The establish has been supplied throughout with Co-
Water which through improved Geres and The
and q 81 sm Saturdays from 0e'0'h a. HS%RY eosLING
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LAIjiES BOOTS q sHOEs-Lades, in these sIores you
will find tho Rceaest aent OF Cater Boots, Slippers
Puuella Bukns light and dark colored half
Cutters House spp.rs, white aud black satin slippers, satin
eaters Misses and Cbidrens buskirs slippers
snd ali other OF boots and shoes Of
nq with of French goods aud warranted 70 be the best
and cheap ehsapcs 36I Roadway and % Canal
10 Imrs 0kEoOkn CAHILL,
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NHOTON WATER-DAY'S sIRsT PRES MUM IN
~ Ola RUBBER HOSE confidently recommended for
any purposes for which feather used and warranted to
fess the following pr perties - -
I'd made OF the fabrics and will not mildew 10
inlufc ia the lesst, ana requires no attention. -,
rd IL Is nS Destroyed by coming IN contact VIII OIL OF
compose, iuierr articles no case used Should
the least complaint be made of tina HoIc not posses
ang the above will be taken back at any tune m
side mont from is purchase, snd other gwen IN er
change without chnrgc
4h Coupling and pipes will be attached without charge
process making which 10 the rade)
liquids. HORACE n. DAY,
jlT nsr Successor RoIbury l. r. G. 43 MainenLane.
" and streets, N.w Yek-Hou,.s fitted on the
owed plan th Croon Waer Water Closets and
Hydranta OF all Descriptions.
Baths fitted up with Boilers for Hot and Cold Lead
aud Iron Ppe, Of the qualify sheet Lead Force and
List Pumps and all aces IN thor line OF busne to be had
rcasoHabiet rms. - - r
be at!er themselves from the long experiences they have
had in the above basness Pm adeph give universal a
tufaction all who favor them tn their patronage
Samuel Rush. ESQ Register Watering Comsitee, Phila
dciphia
Joseph Hancock, Builder, ditto
George Erdmsu. Assistant of the Ha sburs Water WORKS.
o. Ewing, Plumber, ditto
4 El,ssshS, No sss Greenwich ,ae'' N'% York
j. Rabinean, IS Charlton street, ditto
John l.. Wstsius lie Fulton street. ditto ie5 lmsf
WILDEa's PAiENT sALAMANDER SAFES-Cau
w All hereby cautioned against making.
ssiog OF Safes ia imitation nt
Label .nce June 1915 will be osse1ed TO The e.,ent Of
s. C. HERRING, agent, isS Wa eT st. New York.
jy3 3tdy ltwy
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
@: M 80

ME OLD LINE ofPacksts for Liverpool will hereafter DO
despstched the following order excepting that when the
q sailing falls on Sunday e shps will sail the succeed
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LOOK Ar THIS /

xalzEs LOOK AT THIS -
Boots, OF beat Quality. .........N 10 81 90
Freuch 10 do TO so
Fine sewed Boets,.s' ''s...... 80 10 3 90
Pegged do '''''''''. 20
Morocco do ................. IS
Seal Skin and Grain do rs 10 90
Clo,h button Caters, rs
Prnnslls do 400
Fine Calf Shoes, stitched. 400
Calf shoes, .s...ssssss. t23 70 70
Boys Rne sewed boots. ...."..... 233
" pegged boots, ctlf ..'.....''' 90
A" Seal,an GRAIN. s'.'s'.'s IN
Fine Calf Shoes, ...sss..s's.' -
9 Kip shces,.'.''''''''...
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aN-r DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
NR2x&AsH LAND, &c-Person, about renting
LMAx ney 10 Ihe +. friends ENDS in in the old country
essaak s.5 10, 20 ESQ, amout payable on
demand discount other cha &c, the National
Son CO.; Bank Lon on Barnsd Co. Exchange and
ock Bapkisg Company, Sir VIM. Forbes Hunter Co, scot
land aud town throughput Englapd
Ireland Scuen6 Wales which drafts will be Forwarded bv
the "stsae Caledonia that leaves Boston The l.s Jay by
At their General Pa.sag. Office % Peck Slip South
N BAH letters from the country must come post paid
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6AHk, The LIST Of August BOYD H NCKEN,
syru TONNE BuiiiIns Wall and Wafer SITS.
.saaS rUh NEW QhLkANs-LOUIslANA AM
KHX% NEW YORK LlNE--Reguar Packet-To suc.
MkSE.cotd the vicEsburg-The fast sailing packet ship
OCONEE, Cspt Jackson will have Immediate despatch
Dor freight passage, having handsome
modsrions apply hosrd, Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall
st orto Il. X COl.LINS g 90. % south
Shippers msyey upon having their goods correctly
Cd and that fpz OF s line will saul punetusy edyer-
Used. ANY that effect will be fuldled
that may be requfed.
Agents in n. Orleans Huiln Woodruff will prompt
ly forward all goods TO their address
This packet shin Loo,vln Capt NJ Hunt viii urcese ihs
Oenne
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
lNnIicF

TIAxING dfsposed of my iatsrest At the Month Of
HI White River. would inform my friends and the
pubp, That have perms nently located in this City,
and taken the four.story fire-proof Store, No five
1urcher street, doors from Poy dras for the purpose
Of Ttransacting COMMISSION AM D FoRW ARDiNC
BUSINESS. All Cotton, Tobacco, or other Produce
copsigned to for sale reshpment, will be cover
cd by insurance, unless instructed to tho contrary
All Merchandise for re. shipment, when practicable,
will be done without storage but when necessary to
store shall be dcnc at the lowest possible rate All
orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
auaintance, and know edge obtained by Is years
residence in the count feel confident that your in
terests would be pron.,od much by my services as
by any other house. Feeirg grateful for past favors,
hope by faithful, prompt and strict personal atten
ton in future receive, and do solicit share Of your
patronage MOSES OkEENWooD.
April 21. 1874 -l2. -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

! GRANDSON D. R0T0N,
TVAvING r,signed the office of forney for the
S,,te ofthe 9th Judicial Circu uiwiil for the fu-
r. ,,nd ,b c;rcpit courts of said ruits-and also
~ oircnit courts of the counties of Hski, Crawford
Ia Chioat The Snnreme and Fedc ronrts at Little
Ibck, and win attend to the coliect ana securing
& claims in any part of the State. ADDRESS i' al
Washington. Hampstead county, Afsas
May, I544-f6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
PR.o1EssIoN4L oARes7.3 3:ss... z.sas = !,
mi

Devoted to /
III EMOCRATIC PRIi
LocArP we are, in the &c
cratic pol htion, who have no
Rock, Il deemed highly impo
this chat tier should be publii
sound id bcratic doctrines, ans
nerally. I
The unl Fsigncd, having pure
Mr.. Thom Sterne in the " Arj
will hereaA r publish it asa dem,
support thS hSprinciples of the pa
lected TO cA Wv them out. He "
it at all tirHs, an efficient and
party in thil leection Of the State
His excrti Is and industry wi
the very Ia ,st intelligence, W
abroad. He bas engaged sever
dents in the Indian country, al
give the earliest intelligence OF {
All who an devoted TO the C
embarked, ard respectfully requs
efforts to establish ON a permanci
paper in the 'sFar West"
TEKMs.-Itree dollars per al
four dollars, IA not paid within Z
Van Buren,, Ark. March 22d.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
PAYABLE ouARrERLY.

announcement of candidates, will be charged a
sther advertisements
rot'cai crculars will be charged advertisements.
NO advertisements Of gross, abusive, personal
ture. will be published at any price.
r All letters must be post paid.
single copies Of the paper l2b cents.
Inc above terms will 6c strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
ISADDLERY.
SADDLEs. Brites, Collars, &c. &c. Just receive,
y and for sale bw by AUSTIN K CLEGG.
June Is. lS44I -s
NEW iIEoRY AND TREATMENT
OF FEVERS,
Bybohn sappington, N. ID.

Bypohn SappingtOn, N. ID.
TTNIIIS work treats of that class Of FEvERs which
constitutnine-tentis Of jeper ases affecting the
human fami yand it advocates alreatment entirely
nep and suce4 sful and is doagnedand adapted more
particularly family it will De found 70 be most
paiuotie andl heap family Meica work. Price So OO
Together WIN full supply olSppingtons Fever nils
reduced Bices direct fromthc maker and for salaby
w. II. g.. M MAYERS, Druggista
Fort Smrh, July 9Th, SA.-6w-22
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
Toilet and Fancy Articles

IOllct and Fancy Articles.
IfOMPRlSlNG Hair Oils, Pomatums, CoIogne. T,oib
OBrushes, Soaps, Shaving Boxes and Brushes. Ra'
zors Pus in boxes for ladies', Coarse and Fine Combs
Cold Cream, &c. for sale BY A M RIISu
March l6, 1874 e5
PRODUCE STORE.
ME Subscriber respectfully begs leave TO inform
the public that he has taken the brick buiIdnc on
Main street, one door north of John Austin g. fo =,
grocery store where he will constantly kecp on hand
Flour, Corn Meal, Corn, Butter, Eggs, Venson hams
Chickens, Vegetables of all kinds, Honey Dried An
pies, Dried Peaches, Turnps, and Potatoes. All Of
which he will soil low for cash. A. NJ BUSH
March 1G, 1874. .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
Y q HAS iNTELLIGENClSR !
IN III SEet3lI EVERY ssATURDAYAss
sss. g:'s {: ..gss ssSs ;s ss. Ss; sss.;
!rERMs oFaApvERTIsING.

Eee = ~ Vf 10 Encs. or less 6sst insertion, ONE
Rei46e S,fHy cxss> for each continuance--over 10
= Aness - exoeeding 49, 10 be charged square
ed 40 ia thst proportion for longer ADVERTISE
,nenia ~ sra
y When an Individual account, at tho above rates,
&noqntk g &5o end under 500, discount of IS per
Mem ~ - }nade. and when it amounts to 800 or
oss z913nt Of 33s per cent but discount will
Viz M payment is delayed after the expiration
% cne no dsductioR VIII. be made the legal
uadvertiseincntA to be paid sor in advance, the
Pay"est assumed BY some responsible person.
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
* EN DA ALLS
TExANAND sANT FE EkPt DITTO

rEo. Mu KINs KtNDALL's TEXAN All
" S1NTA FE EXPEDITION Comprf
dsscri1ion Of n tou through Ts3as, and die GI'
Soush-wistern Prairir tbes"manche, and CAL
sinagroends sghrougb ins sos.;h q the saae,
iss@ v Of foot Tesass, n1sils s%a ,s Indians
aS : esP.aI .Pa q Mexico. Win f;nn marcl l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
PRODUCE STORE.
JOSIAH J D0AK

JOSIAH .D0AK,
Commercial Row, DoaksviIle, Choc. Nation.
TNAKES pleasure in informing his friends. that he
u has located at the above stand, in DoaksyiIie
where he has on band large well assorted
oil merchandise, which he will sell cheap for cash
f DRY GOODS,
Consisting of and quarter brown domestic 2 and
quarter bleached do 3 and quarter bed ticking q
and qust4& apron check, long cloths; plain and
twliled s1; brown drilings, negro srtings; Fall
Kiver and timac blue prints fancy coored do; mus
I'm de aine shalla. bombazine English and French
nerino, Irish linen; ~, u ~ H"i :
Aentucky Jeans, Hardtimes, Linseys. Elan.
Ia ncls and sattinets.
Linen and cotton thread spool cottan cotton vsrn la
d,e; fancy handkeschies, Pongee. Spts seld and En-
tapes. brads, iFces &C., &c. =
Y Assorted Mackinaw and CoIored Bi.pkets.
Hardware and Queenswarc.
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Hdhts. Collins and Kings axes, trace shains. ,;oc.
xn1ves ang iorks Csrpenters tools butts and
IRON, STEEL, CASTINGS &cA &c.
Iegesher with cyery article usbaily ID q,
3. !n's part Of ne country, Al of hs III VI,
nxee the most liyeral terms. y" ~ ~ 'sin sei'
~ g ie4x-- l3-.y. k
8 3 sjizss:sz s or S,At.Y; NJ An
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
Notice.

VIZ Undersigned has received from ths n. i,
ihe ccysnty, the Tax Book Of le44-.;s
hos e Sreise taxes, and The citizees Or tbe
2 y ars m 3ase,y M n0tiiied' t':at hc will taIl upon
I'll ssest u. sHhs Of August, when be hopes
RI BELL, s; Sdsr;s Il
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
To Claimants,
1H o M S s. 2 BRxAET,
(Late6 6 the J. S. Army'
AGENT FO r CL AIMS,

Attorney and COnveyan'S,
WASHINGTON cry ID. C.
WILL attendto all business conn4ted with the
HV(vsrious Deplrtacnts of the fierai u Govern.
ment. tpecialy Choc,ay, Chickasaw, Yfck, and Che
rok CO paims, and Of accounts oil piS 'Shs Agents
or Differs OF the Unitd States.
Lar and Bounty clans will also en- MS speciai
atten6n. H. ,
FroS his extensive acquaintance Wy business OF
the ve nature, he confident oil giVlg every salts
factiat TO those who nay require MS 'ees, having
full ecess to all mans of informatp IN relation
thereb.
Leters postage pid) on business nc ao''e aa-
dress will receive pompt attention.
REVERENCE
II II EN-, 3, n ss,..s: ,s:.' Fort T. A''.
nsi sIsi"fs' e.. Orr, osr'sn OR y Coz Lin's H. Ark.
IGEo. W. Glaze. Esq, Van Bnr5Ark.
fGRANpIsoN d DRoysroN, ESQ.,, Hefiston' ara.
Mai. W. ARaTRoNG, Choeta1 Agi.
4 ICoL A. M. UsHAw, Chiekasao A a.
Gov. A. YEa.
V. B. TINS, esq. Doaksas, Choeiap N
September I, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
Musqueto Netting, she'll combs. ~.

n&lVED per steam boat James Pitcher, Mpsop..
H Netting; Thread Gloves; Painted Ia WINS: pIn;d
strif land lace Muslns: thread and bobbinet I,ces.
Eds and Insertions; Cambria do. do Linen Carr
br French colored KID Gloves; Silk Hose: Mchs;,
Mn and Gloves; fine irish Linens and Inwns-.
GU variety of Ladies' Shell Combs; Parasols. SIM
Slfs and Umbrellas, and a variety Of Fancy cocd.
NE lowest possible prices GEO. s. BIRNIE
FSrt Smith, Aug, 1st, BA.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

:0A flECXI low and nodtum pricedEansyP Psiass.
- a POI ics. heusl,n de Lsssss Lii - sii3s
y rry cos e1s5iss.. cs'tpa. y W 6k[adf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
HANGER HOUSE,
Van Buren,, Ark,
III nielsisned SctIaliy

mi fnteTsigned fcspX
N ..rNf to infn The ira yelling public that 6e bas
iiSskp just iaiied and reitted his house and nis =
@asa2A now tnred to accommodate them n he e
most comfor table shall be furnished
with all the dcaees thatsthe market affords and
hopes by unrdttd attention, added to a wish ,o 10
please, 10 givetisAotion to all who may favor him
Attentive stans will be in readiness at n t;u..
to wait upon 4 attend to boarders. 81 Times
Convenient dh' house is large and commod n, .
stable, whicFill at all times be wen supplied will
good provenf, ard we'll attended to by CAREFUL ana
attentive hofrs. a"u
tafeS of Board.
Board a1odgng, per month"; with fires, 500 M
Board, jlodging, per month, without fires. IS M
Board Imoith, without lodging, 10 M
Board, fhout lodging, per year, paid quar-.
lyiuFance, IOO M
TranY boarders. per day, ISL
SinglNal, o5I
Horere, per day, sol
P. HANGER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11
PROSPEC
OF THE
q III Bl2 OK Ba a u
THE CHEROKEE NATI
WILLIAM r. RO

WILLIAM r. RO
THERE will be issued .ti
- osee Nation, about TIN
next, the first number of n
be called tho CHEROKEE A
The object of the Counc
providing for the publication
vocATE, is the physical, mo
improvement Of the Cherokee
devoted to these ends, and to
rights recognized as belonging
legally made at different tim
States, and of such measures
lated to secure their peace and
their prosperity, and elevate
distinct community.
In commencing and sustain
in the Nation, its success mus
upon tbs kind feelings, liberali
the citizens OF the United Sta
We are assured there exists gen
the Indians should be dealt wit
eral principles, a lively SYM
quered career, and deep int,
acter, condition, and destiny.
condition, opinions. and claims
a fountain Of many wrcngs; a {;
they have been forced to d
draughts. From this cause, me
themselves unjust, and highly
peace and prospects, have been
sisted in TO their accomplishm
pertinacity, by those from whor
to expect and claim projection.
be the aim of those having ch
CATE, 10 ,enlighten public -sen,ir
sioie, -asto the feelings, wishes,
tations Of the Cherokees. An
ded to make the paper MAJ iona
cha racter, abstaining from all
international politics of the Mai
less be open TO full but cQur,e
any measures OF policy on The
States, which touch upon or of
interests. not only of tho Che
their red brethren.
In making an appeal to tho
tod Jc.uss-, s.. .i.-:- f.;~ "aiJ ~,
dertaking, we feel sanguine Il
vain. The history of the Ind
especially, that of the Cherok
incidents at once striking 4
The mystery that shrouds ''ei
mer varlike character, ,br m
firm adherence to their >d,ural
their fond a,tachme1to their
r of their fore-fathertt their rul
t those homes, ,hey Sudden tran
y to civilize d life, kieir rapid imp
ton, agric ul,ure and the dome
! lent condition, and the iniiuenc
location, friendship and intrI
; and will exert over 'ne SreH'
y extending north ana soa'n S.N ai'
N tern border of the United Sta
Rocky Mountains, cannot tan
interest in tho breast OF the
: ken a general thirst for more !
: and arouse "tbeir protectors
- but often apparently forgo'tei
no trifling duty 10 perform :.
To those, then. who lake any
/, relates to the Cherokee and
- and who arc desirous Of beil
NJ. a,s ratcly made acquainted wisR
I. them, :he CHERoKEE Apyoc,
Our location, aud the static,
lyto the Creeks, Chickasaw
Senecas, Delawares and oil
y as will enable us at all lin
a, ders of the paper with the Ia
border news. Il.
Nothing personal or sadn
N1<i e a. ~.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

~ rcE,ve,' q oTHER dry GOODS.
III Frints cpi ~ = ~ IRON beston. large lot .
Pscksre' W Ssnss Dry Goods for saIo hy piece !
3 Ma3eh.,6. ocoFr, WHITE, & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-11

Dissolution.
FINHE CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore exi sting AT
Il Van Buren,, Arkansas, between George W. Clarke
and Yhonas Sterne, under hestyle and firm of Clarke
& Sterne, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Of business of the firm s for settlement in the hands
telligencor at the Office Of the Arkansas In
GEO. w. CLARKE
March 4, 1874 lHoS SIERNE.
Persons indebted to the said firm are reaurs,u, :,
ana setie as 1t is important that the business OF he
hrm should be closed Immediately. ~
March 80, 1874. e. n pRyop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
5eGMsetic fntcl:t1ensr.
From ihc Richmond Compiler.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

/
pEho' hAlIC oNNENlloN
This Convention rc-asscmscd Thursday night ut
eight o'clock Mr.. Randolph fnn .hc Committee ap
pointed Ia report nPan the proper business for the Con
yeuon. inadc report recommending - sl the appoint
ment ri a committee 10 prepare Address II the pco
ple-2nd. of Central Corresponding Committee. aud
of Committees for each county and town olthe State
aud 3nl, the appointment of Committee 10 submit such
resolutions as may be rNpedient Tor the Convention
act upon. The following gentlemen appointed Ia
prepare an Address being one lroa each Congressional
District aud two ION the State:
Mossrs &. {. Dromgooc, Mr. Cokc of Gloucester
John X Fdmunds. james \ eeddon, Ihomas j. Ran
dorh, N7rhorne ialiacrro, Ambrose I. ILL., Charles
lanian. Archibald Atkinson. Rrhafd f.. Byrd SAINT
I. Anderson. VIM. 4, NuWG Jnnes II tx. Samuel
I. Williams. iiahefl \ ihlmfsan. itmes H. Piper, e.
u Saaf1nrG, NATHANIEL Uur"eIl. Thomas IL Daniel
Robert Alexander, aud noell iavennrr==anl Tor the
State II large, Nessfs W. II Rnahe aud " llam /.
hafdon.
Addresses We're delivered hy Messrs Rnane. Seldom.
OF Rlebmond. and W. Donel Of Lyucllburg. The
COMMITTEE appointed Tor that purpose gave notice tlat
they had selected the Old baptist Church, pltcr
- The inerlng o the Convention, and the Convention
al 5hfhed nv Friday
tatdj Mottpes-slhC 4 invention assembled IN the
GA baflst 'hn1fh, en- which the great Siate ontcn
Iun af lhc formation 81 our present state Constitution
had mel IA El-'da) Upon hein2 successfully called
upon hes>IS ialAelfo aud GORDON addr sstd the Con
vrnllan.
Alltf me appointment ul committee Ia fep1r n1mra
to compose the Central Cor1csnandng Committee the
Convention took afeeess I'LL O'Clock
t08d3 Erenng.-1ho report uI the Co mittoe Inst
appointed was received and conenrrcd IN. The Con
venllan "as then addressed by Nessr. Coke. Of ,tu
re7ier. lrahr, o hlbema lc, 3GAton and L q. Scott
The tommlltceo y not hclne prepared report, the
Convention adjourned I'LL 10 O'Clock Saturday.
Saturday tie Convention uet at 10. and To-
coet t@p rrcrsara intervening. Tho Ad.Itess Ia the
People II the SHle WAS the principal subject Of dclbc
r'tteo. iWs VAS submitted ut O'Clock lappparcl Ia
he mainl} the lalnt Lhors uf NessH. Dr5msoolc and
Nvdden. \ contest arosc On nne branch o II. This
was with regard 10 the time ii the ASSEMBLING # the
National Convention at Baltimore, and The manncl Of
volug II that body Mi S@ldmd views thr,r
points were regarded as thl-c oil tho CahuGn portion ol
the n9fnt'on. lie Nab for nlming the }d Monday
III NaN, Ell, A. lie day oI Tie Convention 10 meet.
and In The voting Ia be PER eapHd Mr.. Hfomaool'' 5
substitute ur Tins proposed that the Convention should
assemble IN the ilh Monday IN November next. and
that the voting should bc by States. each Slate giving
The number ol VOTES Il 10 untIed 10 ~ voting ior Pres,
dani.
Tin the lifsi ground of earnest Disagreement IN
he Convention, aad this was warmly ar,ued. WHOM
lhequeson ~ 10 ow the Conyentan should vote in de