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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
ENCHANG.i, nIrIInINE

friday draws in the Exchange Virginia Leesburp Class
81; Capital Pnzes-S7OO0 1000, 1000 Of 500 4 oI
'OV . oil 2'o' &c. TT Nos.-l2 drawn. Tickets S2B.
Saturday, drawing received Monday morning Grand
oonsoldnied, Extra Glass 81 Capital Prizes-SI 10 900
1850 2OOO 1900 1000, 10 prizes Of 1000, &C. - Nos
and IA drawn. Tickets 81
Alexandria, Glass No. 60, for Saturday 23d December
Pnzes-S25,OOo, 10000, 5000. 2OOO, 1850 1900 10 OF
u l3 drawn. Tickets $40.
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, draws 3Oth December
Capltals-S3O,OOO, 10000, 5000, $500, 5000, $500
1919, prizes OF 1900 30 prizes OF 1000, &c. Tickets
SlO-siares IN proportion. Certificate Of a Packae, Of
- whole Tickets in the above Lottery will be sent fo
Sl30-shares in proportion.
" All orders confidential; and the drawing forwarded
Immediately after Its receipt here
iSAe- and shares or Certificates OF Packages abov
do IL ...r,rrf
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BUCKINGHAM FEN FEMALE colIEcIATE INsTL

TuTE FOR SALE.
m virtue of decree OF the Circui, S,,ner;o,
'ouri Of Law and CElDeeTy county Of m
pronounced me i=ih day OF September ls43 cases Of ~
= "annaway and others against Trustees al th r.u,, en-
gate institute 4 j. Huests, r. C. Loving u. D. Brown a. OH
ana Aod scott and others the said Trustees IIue Loving
thompson Brown and others We. Commissioner ,.,n
named w The l@h day al JahuaIy on the premises 81. a,
puoho auction 10 the highest bidder that very valuable,
known 1s the buckingham Female COLLEGIATE - -
'es'e building designed for the purposes of Fal. AasD
containing 90 rooms including Chapel Lecture Room. ard ON
nSito' DINING Room with all needi buiElnzs M -,
in.', OF BRICK recently erected good conon 10 which .
aached about lse aces of Land enclosed handsomely for Ca,
ufs g. Constituting an az respects aud rye
meal 81 he Nnd Known IN the siat-caiei Is mir, from nyct
i C"dH lio-e l2 mules from Cumberland Cou Hons an,
u from New canton. Healthy rag,..
The terms VII be- $1,000 tine WI = e,.a to IA, h,
"r "i the purchase noneyon the I=yucu yc 800,
made =, -. , ,.-.,l ,AieN are
"a ls--lItSeuis N nr.,,,.s. In ~
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I~ehy-seren Valuable Negroes for safe.
AiLl h. soh To the highest bidder Tor ready money ,
-tNe at Ming and Queen iiou-e on IN. sth aay of
January nrit being court day valuable Nerroe h.n,o 40
a'. OF Vol Thomas D. Spencer decd Consisting Of . Men
women sh Children. and Boys Girl. All az which an.
likely and valuable. IOpS poII an 49,. ~" are
d. 5--ctdu a. -''"
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and
JNO. Y. wOODSON

Also NJ tile time place said Jahp wooi, a.,
virtue OF Deed OF Trust eHeeusdto Carngton
LOT therein mentioned wi Oder several Likely Ne
Eros and All the remainder Of Carrnrtons
properly conveyed in sad deed Terms the ale win b. h,D
made known. mo p wonnsny 1N. wv"
de l-et5th Jan. e''
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Anrtion Sales.
rms DAN.

ny DunieP. us.-er~ A q.
n v,,o. Grecerie. IA auesi.r
~ rhi"Ni Tho fsd inst. i0i oek.ek 80 - - :.
-efs Esnetal Of Croe.,,.. = = " ~
- mas ~ otA.an- ani p, Rics agar. p.,, &C.,.
> hbd- and No hi. n n Ram
,o hail pipes brandy
usss iAsnayna- Mo and Caes Coa..
:. sa-ss ani 200 bor-x Uh-s--
- hli- hNiHinE bacon
- b"A-- st-rm Can't.
100 do raInw do
III "a, zap
..sl-,,sSsr, inarsral and ro~ch,,~ T.. - .
stsi u 10 esui.s / eh.s. - y"
saisnl Prpt-er, sol. Leather
bat Fora = N. Win.
iS,soo 'snnr'ss" errra quality II,,,,, 49,
81 negotiable paper " '''"' noe eredht fs apprev
De
ApDrr1ox,, ,,. DUNLOP. MoNtTRE a co A,s,.
-, 'pNhL-wn be aided to oar NJ r.. v. Nse" =.
ooi- Npp'e- IN prime order M ~osnng =
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IS, SLAVES FOR SALE.

IA NlRTt r. of decree of the Circuit Su.
rrrinr Cour IT Law aud ChaEc0ry TOR the coup, f
YER pronounced at the Far Tua the aid Court sI1 in "a -
- sarah Ashley against John G. pckinSnn AInn,r,,, :,
WA Ashley deceased aud Nicholas Davis and other, 81
;ah Ashley and John 4. Dickinson Ainnisirator OF W. s
"eeasrd AMI oibes-, suniry vau,i .avr--meu vos, r.
AMI es VIII be odd TO the highest bsle for ready ,ou ~ .,
e auction At the Bell Tavern IN tip. civ ri Rh,I % ~,
day OF January &. w DAHyf,N ' Wv wv ""
DE- l3-2swti. n 4. Lacy "reminiscences.
Egr.u uls
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WnfrE SrLFItt'R SrRfvss.
q AgEDffS EpNsrr N-r1

The subscriber has discovered anoter Spring the water. n
which evtolrd very highly BY tos who avs ud them ,r
they certainly very ~ virtues ~ thess u,lrr
there might b. sa sui hundreds % ceuncses stt 10
produced hut the subscriber decns II unnecessary.
D. 23-cT FRANCIS A VyutsnN
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SALE OF LAND, MILL. &c.
RI virtue of decree of the Circuit S,,ner;or


X virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chane.r, County Of
dated @ "a OF September si3 pronounced the case Of Ma
hAh. roweh vs. Gilbert T. Carungon, CaunRtop
Ino T. Noo-son Daniel Hartsook Sheper Co MyoB O.
hgton IN ms own right aud Joz.p n C,rpv,on
Iee Henry smith Benz H. Powell lanes the ssd Henry
anu James being late merchants trade under
We hm OF Henry smith a Co. the
tof- The last will and testament OF Alex sui decd Aber,
fa-et surviving Of himself and JOSIAH Hatcher deed Matb.
Henry Robertson and Madison Flanagan Jane. NJ Au.,n
of Of Anna Austin deed William Robertson Nah and H.nr1
"aon Wthan Ellis and Temple Elicit and
VINO Traded under The hfm OF Ellis Elicit William woodn IIoL
cen Rhodes and William a. Mcfarland partners un IN. firm and
Nh OF Rhodes Mcfarland proceed on IN. an az Ia,
nuaV ' 10 % To the highest bidder land on WHICH
"oe caneton now RESIDES containing supposed con
ih one hundred and eighty
are IN woods Of original growth red ami IN.
tract Is Of excellent quality.
There sa Dwelling House rooms, and all the
out Houses and improvements Of which nave Len r;
~ wt the last three There situated uon the
OF land an excellent "rst aud saw Mil which are Of con
siderable value. ~ nv " ''"'
This Property IS situated within the mouth Of wnis
h above Car'ersvus IN the county
IN pleasant neighbourlIood.
HENRY 4.
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NEGRO HIRINC

a again offers III. services IN tn ,,h.. 10 a..
I, " M pn''h-ss n the orhrinr Out !. - !, -
~h be to give that which m. In,.r..,. ~ -
90 a., I'm Sekn"s~ especially. sn eo,,,nps- !, -.
n, Ren - ", " a-he % every description renting o ho.-
,n 81 y, Inn'flh who ha. several ye.r. ~. .s..
Office over m. r,,,,. ~. . RICHARD HILL. IT.
Banks '' vain Sueet conner below
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JOHN w. BRoCKENBRouGH.
JAMES GARDNER PAXTON

NOCEAn persons indebted the or Grocery bisly
carried ~ san1 ?. Golfer, fowhltan Court
House, ne brick store formerly occupied by
Lssby Boisd To undersigned partner in that sorc
and Grocery and 10 aid Collier authority collect the
debs de ~ hs said d, hy hereby forhden
20 him ~ thsy viii feihsf be made lbi ray
o. l9-sim JOHN y WOODrtV
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CHEAP FASHIONABLE a WARRANTED CA
BINET FURNITURE. d Plano Fortc..
Holm HIGGINS A, On Mccbanic,s Hall

CHEAP FASHIONABLE a WARRANTED ca
HINET FURNITURE. d Plano Fortc..
Ohm HIGGINS ~ CO., Mechanics Hail.
~ Petersburg, Virginia largest and
hnest stocks OF Furniture Piano Fo and Paper angng
offered IN the state The atvefita
Manufacturing IN New York enables
Tins place n low a. they be bought
pense Of transportation only added The part
A. H. Gale Cos AMI wilkins NeSaIs splendid Fones
from 225 TO $500.
soas % TO IS; Mahogany per Cane Seat
Chairs from IL per dozen.
Wood Seat Chairs from 4 { per Dozen
Rocking do do sI25to
Maple Post Bedsieads 25Oio
DO Curtain do 6O0t
DO Patent 10 1000
Mahogany Curtain 20 1000
Hair Mattresses 80 10 s22 Moss 81 TO sII
shuek DO aud To 81
Marble Ton Center Tables $50 10 $40 )Ton- White
DO do Ladies Toilets Ota 40 I and
do do washsands 90 10 2s \ RI,.,
Gard Tables rs o ~; Dining 10 to -
Dressing Bureaus IL n Is
sidrboards ~ O 81 Ward Robes $40
Washtands and Tabies $50 % s.
venetian Blinds; Looking Cses
DO Paper Hangngs and Borders rve variety al New York
prices
Our Stock complete and worthy III. attention OF pu
chasers and the public who respectfully cram
the style and quality.
gar fano fortes equal STATES OF
tTne and written instrument ami
Iof sale at the manufacturer pTces
JOHN HIGGINS 4 co
de J-cM Mechanics Peter y
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J. G. GREGORY 4 CO., MANAGERS

Fnday-s7OOO aO34, lOOO prizes Of 500. 4 OF 3oo :
$50, > OF 800, &c. Tickets Ia
Ssturda $4,000, 2OOO 1850, 1000, 1896 10 prizes
OF 1000, &C. Tickets T.
For Tickets and Shares Certificates Packages in the above
splendid Lotteries, address " 49, ~
J. Z" GREGORY A CO. Managers Richmond Va
drawings sent Immediately after they all who order
a. above a. ~
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LAW-pARTNERSuIp

- the Law. undsrt Tho firm n
BrockoJrovgh q. Parton.
which win commence The d,y Of Ilpuary tsts L. tt,
10 The Courts IN which te partner INV Practice b %
hsfeaner auend The superior and Quarterly Aus r
The Superior couu n Rockingham. The Junior ~ liner viii trend
the soperor AMI uuarety Of Amhsrs Their ranec on
ueewi consequently eubrac the Bote
Bath Augusta Rockingham and Amherst The Senior raunef W
aso continue the practice The Count Appeals NJ Tewisurg
ner ihe above arrangement n ne partners may always be-
found at their Office during business hours aud The mos pro,pp and
dFsn' attention viii sways Fven o. busine committed 10 Them
Their address y Lexington. Va.
JOHN w. BROCKENBROUCU
Dc R-c6t JAMES GARDNER PAXTON.
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WOOD BOULDIN,
BINFORD q PORTER,

CABIN ETH AK T. II s. Governor street,
GRATEFUL for past favours, beg leave to
~ OF friends public generally
their and Of FURNITURE warranted
all Of their manufacture which be surpassed
made this other city or beauty elegance, AMI durability
w. would call their particular Mahogany
Chairs sofa Bedsieads, OF various &c; word
Kinds of Furniture the first order We, therefore,
from all who wish purchase promise
'e them a. good not better bargains than they else
where.
UNDERTAKING.
This branch Of their business viii particular
uon;-and would the citizens,
county that they be supplied notice we
keep large number OF ready made Collins largest
smallest size
~ Rive wouh call the public n beautiful
specimen Of VIRGINIA MARBLE qrarried Augusta county
ani sent here by MT. Charles Niquocney. de i5-ctfn
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NtNNS s. CLARK'S LHPROyED
PIANOS.
ESE p. II. TAYLOR has lust received
~ J ~ another of Nunns Il Clark's Pianos.
Wh The late and important improvement which h. viii sr At re-
'uI ~ 70 ''O'n former precs. MUSIC STORE
Opposite thr Banks
"entIemen's fine CaIT skin water Proc,
BO0TEES.
s receives from Philadelphia. supply Of Gent. double s,s
WI ne s unusually cheap Gentsmen IN want Of an ar M
Ana or any other article IN lhe of Boots Truns.
&C are "Vi'd 70 cal at DAVID RULLINGTON's
-, Fashionable AMI cheap Boot md Shoe store
=" - Mansion you.e.
EUNs AND ri~Tuis-sIn-e AMI double l,,r.i o,, .,
~ percussion and dint Locks Pocket ami her P,, 80 @
SrPERioR CHEWING roBACCo-wr have has, ,,-.,y., 3,
- ,a o ~ Chewing Tobacco manuflc turd b. Jsues Thence
o" ca which cot $40. 80 hundred SAID To ven .urcrior-
'''e - p'rh DO ALIEN. nI-NAL. A Cp
I oar AND POWDERED srGAR-wo..-y 4 ,y,o,..,.. :,
V 'o' 'i' - de WILLIAMS HANNLL
hb-iSO kegs No Rttnorc Lar Lard prime srt,rt,-
For sale BY de WILLIAMS 4 HANtLL
4 DAnANTIVE CANDLEs.-IS Boxcs Nian.s
sIrun Received anil of 'aic ~ i-it r. VI BURTON
.RlND SroNEs-i5 tons Nova scotia Gnni sioues reesv
- l"f 'of 11F. m 70 WEBB. BACpN co.
S0n WARD.-Runaway from South
W. Wa'e in e Count, riano,er sor,e TIN. In IN.
summer. negro Man named Tt,u CiJRISrIAN IA. -,
complexion ,ey hkriy. about ta euty o. sht wear. I'D ~
esl hats y'ney Of co,ng 1uong cn brown broa r,s,
which ueshboufod De- ay heard 81. b. probable h. III
gon" n feershur where may eek ip eupl1v.pt c - .
n'hsent ani has turu fa Nes'nes VIA pay ti Aboys ~
beng secuflatn Jail - That zct AGAIN NM YtgKuAW
~ Petersburg Republican coy. and send ihs sort a.
wolfram NcGr1tcr 4 Co. ios rsymeut NJ gt-,,vtf
ND ENGLISH bROWN WINDSOR sOAP--Wti, +, ,.,.,,t
~ assoruent ~ rerilrusry iislf AMI Tooth g,,t 49, -
- Kinds Se.-For sa~ ~ BOLTON A HArRtsoN
y" hrsg.is corner Na,u Govsrnor -sses..
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EXTENSIVE COLLECTION
OF NEW AND yAIJr.ptr noc,. aoN

49, EATENHFE COLLECTION
ot NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS A. All.
on SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 23i nj : o,.loeL :, So
~ al We w sell valuable Mt Of New "a
~heou' booksJ Just received from YORK Tn. .or,-
nIse anu SUPERIOR and includes wots. of
", a. "n o. ound Horace Wapole's letter. R0seoa,. 60,
~ ae, '1snson and waker's Dictionary Live. Of The p
ne u STATES complete Works Edmund I,u,tc p
1897" hlrope Browns Philosophy says Political rco
Iahs I9.ea Writing, Roger. Campbell Lamb Non.. y
~, Mn "mte VOL Milton Young Gay Beatije and ,,oI !,
W I.,-ons History Of Rome; Gie's IIisory OF Gr..es g.,
mofs various editions Dicks Theology Iaro, 60,
AMI heats Gri-rs a-rhanics' CaeIIator IocLh,,,
"eolocy Rob-nSon's Scotland India ma Go.
'I"ors rekwlek PapeEs, BulNers Novels Marry,,.- n
"orks 81 l. T. L.; fine rir.edyr rAI 49,,
'iss with Plates tina gilt Prayer wavervs -.
e'"s ro~tea Works; WORKS VIM. Wordsvyo-h.' 60.
70 ms rohoeks CouTse OF Time: T. P,ns,, Geo.
mo Cooper's Naval History: Plltaehs Live nj
go, sturnr keneetoas; Bakers Livy Murphy'. r,ei,
,D Sdide> Charles oMarey; Harry Lorr.onr Jns
y I'm THOUSAND a year Children Of
n'"hei campaigns Napoleon. American Naval
LOS Martyrs bGilers Hudibras Walkers Pocket Dir,so
Romance, Poetry, &c &c " ''t'''S' biography
~ Sale without reserve
W Inc above Afe now arranged for examination
Superior Gold WateAes
oh h@ sane evening al 81 O'Clock there Will ~. o,a -
o. superior Gold Leaver and LEpne Watches. by arors W.
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ny n. ~. D,c,s,,.., =, - y


n, NEGROES.
Ini- horninz At To- o'eIoek An o,, ,,.,,.. -. =.
a, 90 woman Gut and a Roy: Also 4 w,n.. - -
a.
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Anrtiou 9alcs.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
ny DC. NJ. Dsckia.oa a ssro,L.r
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF - To ~ VALUABLE
NEGROES.
shr, kpAY' he e'l day Of jana,ry, at ~ O'Clock
ns, ~ a. Pnshr a"ei'on al suction roonl q, 10
.'P Consisting &C firi. v~ut,en an, M
sn an for on~ -s'ae snf v.h,ahL- an,
ny "fn't % Tho tdninisfraior % w u. Tosnn
r. H. DICKINSON BROTHER Age,.
'"-u' FIRST doot Ben TaV,rp
By Robert Biii a brother.
TRUST SALE OF SLAVES
PURSUANT to deed Of trust from James A.
S'lnpt' 10 me- a. trustee. ben-Gt OF W ~ y..t
ue 10" -"h Of Juhs iefs AMI recorded Kent eo,n
s .qn~-i and eon-n Of all the shan
-h al plohe auction I'm In d,v NJ
:" Wv h"ni CouH li"o-s of sc COM
~ ~ "e 'einr u in number and very i,key) y.
h DC 'e"s-'ry To he s4454 with
rom the lat July, i7Is, AMI trust
CHD w SOJTHAL Trustee
cJ- Sale conducted BY
lie sI-1awtds Ro.rrr lin, 4 H.. A..
ny lnIoe~ a Brother
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HAYS, HATS.

uST received per Schr Weymouth another
@Fpbh % hnc Nu'ria. sni Beaver Ci.tur and Cs.sir
nat Of TIE h'ed styr ihfy very handsome Gene,.u "a 4
pb se ctsn'nc and JUDGE fc ihcee on hand harls
aen' ol me Sea Musk, and Hair caps Wool hats a. Con
e's LADIES RHng Mun Sc I'll of whch are of,c At Ns
Nofk saah ptices ~ a. 10 Cgo a. rrppV '''''
One door above Van lew fmith 4 C,. ,t1,t,',,s -,
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRA.
'ENHE subscriber wishes TO remind the Members
- Of the Legislature, are fond Of good e,,n,
that tins establishment IN successful ,d 49,
prepared TO furnish Breakfasts suppers and Snacks n
moments notice and superior sy. Lander Will be stored
win The Injuries ami snbstana Of northern
and ne takes particular
produced from Norfolk Inhaven on hand B,r n
WORK River Cherry stone and other Oysters fresh three ts
' ~ ''"''s
DO Private Rooms for supper parties
me ONe {" good seear requested Try which are
superior and genuine Havana II YOU good cup of Ca
call on tde i-dtr n ~ a, pH
ENCRNISIlED ROOMS-Two or three u,.n,bers M ,h r..
ainIe conhi b" accommodated hrge and eoml,rtah-
garden. a.
HATS AND CAPS.
~ ECElN ED another supply OF the above. per
York eApreS, for this market An are in want of the
above article would do and examine for
Hats AMI Caps soh at the lowest New cash price,.
"a ID AMIDoN.
, ner Of Nassau ST New York.
FOR NEIY IORE.
Nh Tho regular Packet schr Weymouth. Cant
Couch having cargo engaged VIII ha,, ,u 49,,
siot despatch for fright passage apply boar at is
WHAT Vt u" de ~ jas. FISHER & son.
SPERM CANDLES AND OIL
III Boxes superior quality Sperm Candles
tasks do do do sails by
u" ~ WILLIAMS Il HAXAII.
100000 NINE and twelve inch bunch
w shngIr-, just received per schrs Carpep
49, Sn ' q Nanny Efke 4. =. kILBY,
-" - On the Dock.
Sugar and CoFFEE-st CROW and p Rico sugars IIavn, I
~ ", NC" 'ohee' IN store for sale by
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF NEW pPy co,ns
TO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS

NobL~LN q NOULoti' LliAt ST'JNK
- 90 - vs. " UARgtseN
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30
MOST GLORIOUS AUTHORIZATIONS.

Henry Clay, in recent speech, deliver
ed by him at Lexington, Ky, has thrown
out most splendid bait for all the hungry
Jackals of the wing party. He says he
will remove all democrats and put in Office
all wings, as sure as he has the power
This is rather forlorn hope, gentleman
federal Office seekers, land it will be stretch
ing your patience to its utmost tension. ;f
you wait till Henry Clay is PRESIDENT
But the sentiment is d:sgracefu one. to
come from man who has talked so much
and so loudly, too, about corruption and
executive patronage. For man circum-
stanced as Henry Clay is now, 10 throw
out bait to seek to enlist friends and sup
porters by an appeal to their cupidty, is
not only inconsistent, but dishonest in the
extreme. 1t is then, so far rs the federal
party is concerned. TO be warfare for the
loaves and fishes-the spois Of office ODE
the object Of the contest. Unhallowed and
pitiful indeed must Mr.. Clay's popularity
be, if he has to lay aside all princi pie and
resort to such contemplate expedients 10
gain friends. But Mr.. Clay throws out
another bait in the hope to keep the gud-
geons nibbling at it, which it quite as con-
sstent and high>mnded. He says those
officers under Mr.. Tyler who are good
wings, will be remembered and shall be
taken care Of. Many, he says, are of this
character, who were appointed by the old
cablnet,and who are at heart CLAY men,
Such have the assurance that they will be
retained in office if Mr. Clay succeeds
That Mr.. Clay guessed rightly in some in
stances, cannot be denied, and our imagi
nations need not travel hundred miles TO
find just such incumbents, and who expect
too, and have long expected) to be retain
by virtue of such a manifesto, and men too
who are now at heart in his favor and in
terest. They are the kind Of men referred
to by Mr. Clay,and his friends know them.
His friend Granger had the makingof them
and in the end he will have the benefit Of
their influence. But any man who will
no'D take office under John Tyler, Mr.. Clay
IN his speech, predestines to destruction!
How exceedingly maganmous! He con-
slders it disgraceful, at the present time,tc
receive Office from the present administra-
ton. Verify. "Hal, where diGst thou get
that goose look?" thy notions of proprie-
ty are very wise, and they will doubtless
be we'll considered by every democrat
whom thou sayest are in league with Mr..
Tyler. You assert that Mr. Tvler's ad-
minstration is democratic; if so, surely il
would be no disgrace for a democrat to take
office under it. Either your reasoning is
not correct, or your conclusions are wo-
fully out OF joint with the argument. But
more anon-Penn. Yam Democrat.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30

Notwithstanding the crv
Of hard times from every quarter, either
pleasure or business keeps thousands mo-
wing from point to point. The Albany At
las has the following paragraph:
The spirit of the present age seems TO
consist in traveing-some one wav, some
another-nobody knows where. with loco
motive speed. We do not recollect Of ever
seeing so much moving about from place
to place as there is at present. 1t seems
to be May day with every body continually
-one complete moving mass. Where do
they come from? Where are they going!
Echo answers, where? The steamboats,
are crowded to their utmost capacity-eve-
ry nook and corner are filled. Extra
trains Of cars come in loaded with human
souls, every mode Of conveyance is brought
into requisition; thousands ofPeople whom
we pass to-day in the streets, are going to
morrow, and new faces supply their place;
thus we go, here and there. Truly, these
are moving times and no mistake.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30

LAND SALE.-16,OOO acres of land in.
the county of Erie. being part Of the tract
called the Buffalo Creek Reservation, the
north line Of which is bounded on the cor
poration line of the city of Buffalo, is Offer
ed for sale at public auction IN Buffalo, on
the 18th Of June next. Also, about 5000
acres III the county of Genesee, being part
of the tract called the Tonawanda creek,
near Batavia, will be sold at Batavia, on
the 18th Of June. These tracts belong to
Ogden and Fellows and have never before
been in market Some portions Of them
are as valuable as any land in the State
MauviUe Sentinel.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-30

REMOVAL FROM OFFICE.-Col Edward Elderkin
oil Elkhorn has been removed by Gov. Doty from
the office of Col. of the 9th Regiment of Wiscon-
sin Militia. The particular reason of Col. Elder
kin's removal we have not ascertained. Col Elder
kin had taken much interest in military trainings,
and we learn that he had spent considerable time,
and been at some expense to fit himself for the post
which he held. Although the late act of the Leg
islature has rendered the Office little more than
nominal, sll the removal is not justifable provided
it was from political considerations, or without good
and sufficientcause. Col. Elderkin is an unyeldng
democrat, and we presume all the military honors
in the gift of the executive could no, swerve him
from his political integrity.